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DEATHS

vited to attend the funeral services. in Epis-
copal Chapel. Philadelphia General Hospital
Wednesday. at 1880 a, M Interment private
swEENEY.-on August I2. 1915, MARC ARET
ANITA daughter OF the late William !. and
Mary p, Sweeney. Relatives and friends. u,
v. Mary Sodallty and League OF tho Sacred
Heart of Church q the Blessed seeTament'
day. at $40 a., M from her late residence.
2i06 South Cecil street t5st~ street and Wood
land avenue). Solemn requiem mass at Church
OF the Blessed Sacrament at 10 a m. In
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Auto
mobile funeral.
TILESTON.-on August 1s, 1915. WILLIAM
TILESTON. in his seventy-sixth year. Rela-
tives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral services, on Thursday at IL n. m.
precisely, at the David II. Schuyler Bldg
Broad and Diamond SITS. Interment private
Automobile funeral.
VAN sANT.--on August 13. 1910 suddenly
LESTER DRAM. son of Richard T.. and HelOl
4, Van sa1t, aged 90 years, Relatives and
friends are Invited TO attend tho funeral serv-
ices. on wednesday precisely at II n M, at
the chapel of Andrew ]. Bair q Sons, Arch
and 10th SITS. tnterment private
WHEAT0N.---on August -. 1915. at her. resi-
dence 517 City Line, Oak Lane, Philadelphia,
BERTHA LOUISE. wife OF Guy L. Wheaton.
Further notice Of the funeral will be given.
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tion. are invited to attend the fuperai ssry-
Se5 Se5oons on WsanE GsSsn s,[.sp M, az ns ,ate r
yate. -Remains may be viewed on Tuesday.
HAGGERTY.-on August ~. 1910, JAMES, son
Of the late P9tiiek and Bridget Haggerty;
bsaYes bs nSsra fno on Wsdnss5svi sac inStes 9
fr9p sl2 bnL Nj 2sd st High mass at 81 Ella als
Cross Cemetery --O''
BERRE,, on August II. 1919. JULIUS. hgs,
years. Relatiyss ,and friends. also covenant
afsn aGs 5S count nq A % Mss09 eSben
Lodge, ,S.,,o2 No; 2 Y q der f g. Il; German Amer
Germania iTurn-veSein and ali other societies
Tssfs sc m nnSTa wq1 erRen On re nyed 9
p p. m. precisely. AZ his late residence. 1854
iiilside Cemetery Auto service Remains aims may W
bo viewed on Tuesday evening.
MARTIN.--On August l3. 1915. at her late resl-
dence. 1i2 West. Pomona ST, GerrRantown.
ASNES 6G fsnSs Tfs arc Of b4eS G9n E 10 MaTq Gays7
services on wednesday, at pi p. M ."p precisely.
BuhsaTy RS rSs9SH s South Sc her ss: s Mrs NJ
private. Friends may call Tuesday. from 10
Rasbasd q caApc AqEuft t. M 1919
h and pFSGSTfo3S I'd sRd S Bdns' tss funeral Neral
services dSc on wSSSSngfsday ed at p n e his
Take, Take Eox chase ,In, car on 5th st. tnterment at
Easbad AgEqf 1914 GAFtEs ines
% %ay cSnd Rsates aSa pshds sfs e9SP S
yited to attend the funeral. on wednesday at
s 80 a m. from his late residence. 17On N.
American St IN, w. cor. Columbia ave.). High
mass at st. Mlchael's Church. at 10 a. IN.
precisely. 1nterment Hoy Cross Cemetery.
PANCOAST--On August IA. 1916. at the resi-.
denCe of his parents. GIG Locust St, VIII.
LARD q. PANCOAST. Jr.. son of Willard G..
aud Helen Woods Pancoast, aged weeks.
Funeral and interment private.
PYOPP.-Qn August 49, 1916. ELIZABETH.
widow OF George Pyopp, aged 5S years Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend the
pnFNiVnu. TbtIrglag n . II NJ at
the residence Of her sister. Mrs. Charles Sell
ten, 1908 North Randolph St Intermont at
Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
August IL 1916. MARCUS COR
DON STONE. Relatives and friends are In
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Cty Han Plaza Concert Program

TIE Philadelphia Band under the leader
snip OF silas F. Humnel viii play tonight
o. City Hall Plaza. The program follows
4 Qssrtass ..Lisht Cavalry. supps
q "a Arabian Iuterme1xo lSe4alnel. 49,. Irlnlf
O. Characteristic IL role Arkanaay''
= Grand Selection ef War Songs !. +. I. S. i-alIl.a
4 4cIe z1r CQrnet ffiora Waltzesl. .... {. Canard
KrfuleAa. auiCat.
q AZ Lzalczue. Eiiacet s.- .,- leonca gallo
4r# I4zNfnl+-4q t-a4 ialfl .s.-s- ileoncaxallo
q IIzzua#zl 4Ilfa HaFa1Il5 IA asanaf
e l41Iralto ere. I-urreeLa Earlia't 4. ponIzeffI
Bertha Driaher n kitItnn.
L 1IzsIeaI Eesle- fIlm Switzerland. ... anrs
IHI NasIle FIaI1
|EI I4artal laEe1.
I1z HIzI|I0zn
ga i.4HIIar
- 1sap5 q Palaees.
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The Municipal Band, under the leader.
ship Of benjamin Roeshman, will play to,
night at Vernon Park, Germantown ave-
nuo above Chelten avenue. Germantown.
The program follows:
Overture, Merry Wives OF Windsor g. .Nlcolai
(b) Intermeszo. "Flower Girl. Wenrlch
Descriptive. Cavalry Charge. .......... I.udeTs
Gems from The Only Girl .......... Herbert
AN4vA s7oAo selected
Grand Selection, Aida ...,,........ Verdi
Xalse di Concert, 'MurmurIns Watefs'i Hail
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Funeral of DR.. Wilbur L. Pepper

Funeral services for DIR. Wilbur L.
Pepper will be held on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at his residence BIAS
Berks street. The interment will be private
at Westminster Cemetery. Doctor Pepper
died from a complication of diseases on
Sunday night at Rehoboth Beach. Del. He
was graduate of jefferson College. 40
years old and a member of several medical
organizations. He is survived by his widow
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END of the TraiP-Nixon Grand

There's safety in numbers. There are
two headliners at Nixon's Grand this week.
They are Maude Ryan, formerly of the team
of Innes and Ryan, and a new Fox film,
THE End of the Trail" featuring William
Farnum. Miss Ryan's "single" was well
received.
Other numbers include Harold Selman and
company in THE Bank Messenger" Cotter
and Boulden, Dave Vanfleld and Marjorie
Daw, and Gregory and Gustav.
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1DRath8


HsSK NRHhRkA AuFqs %dI& d 1919 81 7SsgBi
nre Invited to attend the funeral services. on
SS5 Ross s a. ArS S fF ntermen @
viewed on Tuesday evening
CARTON-The reverend clergy. relatives and
friends are inyi{ed to attend the r'drs m9nhs mind
late rector, the Rev. James j. Carton. Divine
office will begin at $3.50 u. IN.
COLLNLiR.-on August 10. 1915. CAROLINE
GoLI!.liAR tnGs Rothmanl :, widow, Of Charles
scses Of wien hes %Ss %aS ifen%s mebe Sso are m
invited to attend the funeral services. on
$50 Pno st. 1Rorment It at ' MoSnt You t'VSS vernon
Cemetery.
AqEuqt 12i I?tS at Rinsha% y.
Mrs, Anna .Winans tnee Mcleod. Funeral
In Blnghamton, n. Y.
a5 spruce street NARY 6 E Sh6 wo tpo6ss qf tss
are invited attend the funeral services.
Friday Afternoon ao g. o clock; a. the 9Iiyer
meht t1s strictly private. ''''''' 81 '''' '''''
DENGLER.-.on August 13, 1915, ALBERT,
Hd sd OF Of ahe aSd p ns5 s D2G ReR
tlyes and friends. the c9nsregation Of the
and ali cTganIIza{io9s Iz,.i OF Wh!sh he he WAS
atc rcsdenee len S6s North dth n ST. T. nermdnt
call Wednesday evening.
DWYER;--on August 10. 1915. MARY DwYER.
wife of Michael Dwyer. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral. on Wednes-
day, at $50 n m, from her late residence,
126 North 01st St. West Phila. Solemn Mass
of requiem at Church of Our Lady of Rosary,
at 10 n. m. Interment strictly private, at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
FRITSCH..,1on August II. 1919. AUGUST. hus-
notice of the funeral will be given, from his
late residence, 3iOS KensinGton ave.
GREIEER;-5on August 13. 1919. HENRY l..
GREINF.R, Relatives and friends OF the fam
ily invited to attend funeral. Wednesday.
p. m, OBJ N, Hutchinson st. Interment
Greenwood *. i. Cemetery
GRMES.-On August 12. 1916. JOHN E., son
Of Cyrus w and Hannah@ Grimes. Relatives
and friends, also Stonemen's Fellowship and
Union Transfer Company Beneficial Nssocla-
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Mayor and Manicure-Globe

Matte Choate and her company scored In
the one.act sketch THE Mayor and the
Manicure" which is offered as the head.
line attraction at the Globe Theater this
week. The piece keeps one guessing and
is entertaining to say the least.
Other numbers include THE Girls From
Kokomo," Cutler, Hughes and Cutler, Earle
and Bartlette, Jack Reddy, Mabel johnson,
Keno and Wagner and several variety per.
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Colonial Belles-Cross Keys

Dorothy Sherman and her Colonial
Bellies scored decided hit in the musical
Offering which is the top-line attraction at
the Cross Keys Theater this week. The
chorus is pretty and the comedians are
good.
other numbers include Elliott and Mullen.
st. Clair and Casper David S. Hall and
company, Abbott and White and the Bran.
mos. the musical clowns. d. ]. Paddens
"Phun Phiends' will be the headline feat.
ure for the latter part of the week.
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Haines Stockholders Paid

Referee In Bankruptcy Conrad OFT at
Camden today announced that 20 per
cent dividend, with interest, has been paid
to the creditors of the Linwood Haines
Company, Ltd, of America, of whose
1867 stockholders a large number were shop
girls. These in order to meet the bankrupts
obligations paid 81 a share. The dividend
today makes the debts of the concern paid
in full, a dividend of 80 per cent having
been previously declared.
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Buys Eighty Head of Jersey Cattle

man S, Cooper the leading importer and
breeder in America of Jersey cattle, has
returned home after a successful trip of a
month to the Channel Islands, where he
bought 80 Jerseys.
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Park Band at Strawberry Mansion

The Fairmount Park Band, under the
leadership OF Richard Schmidt. plays today
AZ Strawberry Mansion, The programs fol-
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AFTERNOON. 4 TO Q O'CLOCK.

AFTERNOON 4 TO . O'CLOCK.
sssuTs, ,crs2ns ~ "a onsnPaehl
(a1 rAubade Printanere'' ........... Lacone
lb1 Cotton Time .....-...........W Wenrleh
Melodies from Alone at Last Lshar
Waits. 'Anss dAmour's ........ .Waldteufsl
fsFantasia Of Southern Airs'' ......... Lamps
Three Dances from Tom Jones' ..... German
EVENING. s TO 10 O'CLOCK.
oserturs, IN Guarany' ,..-...,...,... Gomez
a. "kamarinskaja.@ slayonio wedding,
CD 'Kokuska." a Russian Peasant Dance,
Baritone sole. ''The Dream Of Love- -. Hosh
Vincenzo Riso.
4I4Iodias from THE Fire Fly ........ Friml
Grad Pastoral aud Hunting Fantasia. lie
Ia The Dragon Fly ..--.......-. Strauss
tbl the stars and Stripes Forever, so1sa
waltz. ny Dream ............. Waldtaufei
H1Eand American Fantasie" ......... Herbert
star sDarglsd Banner
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THE PERSON who took 3.stone sannb,r. and
BrnnIdh BIdhd ,he9Syy platinum ring on July 81 in
theS are Known. No questions will be asked
5i,,H' Hadley, Coz Franklin Bank Building
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LOST AND FOUND

stock certificate No. 1925
hor three shares stock Third National Rank,
return to her attorney. Samuel r. Wnceler
Finance Building. '"@'~''
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION, TELEGRAPH CO.. 1901
Edward Easter. Mrs. Cadman, Frank p.
BiWa9d B. sSswW WFrd osarL C9 2,.3Mb Mrs ShecIigmowed
jT hrS; Ros9ri9 Sava; S. H. Dunn Slipping Co.
w, II. Fabcr e. w Rims Harpv NcNannn'
Mrs Lewis Serody s. BROOKS. MIS-. ~ MePahR. PoihR..
NUS MISS Clara Elliott Mrs. Charles Biumm.
Mt II Henehnfer, Mary Brannon. France K
20. Thomas +, Hill. Mrs. Geo S. Jones Mr.
Harry Rice. Miss Maggie Lively, Miss Eliza
oeth ,Allnnls Ihos. Kelly, Tony Maria CIin-
Ton Nutter Mrs Edward r. Clancy Mira
r MHi j. CouShlan. Leo Wassmer Miss Mar
Suuerite BARCLAY. Miss d. Virginia Landis
Mss sadie Burrell, Mrs. II. Polsamon Miss
Mary u. lawrence, Julian Hotts Miss H. .E
Gesswein, Bessie Barnes, Rev. B. ]. Zywiki.
4; Benny Troutum & Dancer. Mrs II. +.
hMhlte, Harry NJ, Blair, Morris Cohen,
H. Mrs M hRinara Miss Celia HoySnus''
SSf Mrs PosRs hSs" MiSs Marie q PFffi{s Fiis
%yshnentastonS Mrs; ReBS hurley Bertram" q Grant.
ter ". l; Plack, i. c. Law. Wv Nm. si H. t9I r9I
n DaHdrea. e. g Moore. HfbG.a HabbardH ~ Gov WiGqS, ps
pat99arlne Hartoloto, T.. II. GIL & SON Geo
+, Sweet, A.; G. Candor, Miss Cioldie Segai
pr, j, NJ. Timmns, Mrs. Mary Ely Dr.
Thornton Mr. Siegal Miss Sadie BuTreli
PQSTAL TELEGRAPH-CABLE Co, 1I2l g.
rem Square-Raymond Gibson c. B. John.
son. Mrs. AliN Browne. w. NJ. burrows Frank
Johnson - "sS' ~ n'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Gentleman Controlling $4,000

Invited to thoroughly in.
vestigate an old-estabhshed
and remarkably sound busi-
ness; services may be used II
references satisfactory. In
vestment excellently secured.
repayable at any time, and
earns fair income. p SO5'
Ledger Office.
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HrIr wANrEp4FEMALE
coniiared rom PRECEDING column

srn.o,oor, .pt,rr v,tb four or FIVE years ex-
Yerierccs must be neat and accura tei, positiy2g
permanent Address in own handwritins' II
~, Ledger Central
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LA1RRoRERs wanted, Apply Cattle Brothers.
1IOS North Howard.
SID N. Lawrence. ''
LATHE. ben bench and and dd5ill press hands wanted.
MACHINISTS-Wanted. all-around outside men
head Of 9th ST.. Camden.
MAN-wanted In large Chestnut street retail
store, not dry goods, young man. from IS TO
and advancement: may be permanent: first
class references only. Address Saiesman
Postofnce Box 1911.
MAN. bright, young, wanted to take charge Of
clerical work In n, cost accounting department;
wages desired and references in appiIcation
Answer III. Ledger Office
MAN wanted TO operate elevator; one familiar
with the work preterred not over 80 years old
Apply N w corner 9th and Brown sts
MAN wanted TO run machine putting metal edge
on pasteboard boxes. Apply A. Schoenhut C,onn
pany. Adams and SepYiya SITS. %
MAN to manage shoe store; good references re-
auired. Lewis, l4l5 Frankford ave
MEN, young. two wanted. is to 20 years OF are
clerical and position In sales department.:
without business experience aVaiIa Me-. i,nr,Hs'
tlonable reference required Address Vn,,rs,
Man. Postoniee Box 1857.
MEN-WaRted laboreTs and locomotive clean
ers. II, II, II. Co. Call lTIi Fibert AZ N"-
MEN 20 handle lumber; 80 cents per hour Pjer
30. North Delaware River. 1'' iieF
TOoLAiAkERS; EXPERIMENTAL. MACHTNTST,
AND MACHINE SPECIALISTS HI(;iJIltssTT
M6HR MM6AHdE1i BAY 70 LABOR TROUBLE; EIGHT
sIAiPI.E;X, AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
NEW BRUNSWICK. N II
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LABoRER BOSSES, WITH MEN, want 400
labOTers for u months work. building and
concrete construction; free shanties and good
commlssary; VIII arrange transportation for
men; telegraph, my expense.
ID. NJ. HEPBURN
Barberton, o.
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A meeting OF all photoplay exhibitors
will be held Thursday morning at the Of
foes OF the American Photoplay Company
Parkway Building. to discuss the situation
arising from tho infantile paralysis plague
As It Affects the exhibitor. At meeting
held at the Globe Theatre this morning the
general meeting for Thursday was decided
upon.
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HELP wANrEp-MAr.n


ESTABLISHED tire company reonj-.. -
and salesman with proven selling sh,ims,aenarl
experience net essential; renlunera tiony II
N. 18th st. noon, 2I
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AnER FoRTY-FIRsT AND
L~L4<ANLAN LANCASTER AVENUE
Blanche Sweet in ''The Dupe"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In ONE A. NJ"
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The Palace is showing Mae Murray and
Theodore Roberts. in THE Dream Girl" a
feature flm reviewed and enthusiastically
praised in this department when it was first
shown. 1t is an unusually beautiful film. A
selection Of other films fills the
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLS. 1925. Bainbrdge-Comp. butlers,
honseman, couples; cooks, waits, chamber.
etc; vacs. for bu' lers, cooks $40 10 SD.
waits. housemalds. etc Phone, Locust 2iad
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SAIESNIAN

SALESMAN
YOUNG NAN. EXPERIENCED, GOOD An.
DRESS. EDUCATION AND PERSONALITY
WISHES POSITION WITH REPuTARIb
FIRM, TRAVELLING OR INSIDE; HAS CON.
PLETEt.Y COVERED UNITED STATES,
REFERENCES. NJ 3iS, LEDGER CENTRAfa
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CID ADJ AVENUE THEATER
SlINFAIND TTH AND GIRARD AVENUE
GAIL KANE in "Paying the Price"
ALSO KEYSTONE COMEDY
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With the Chaplin-madness banlshed from
the center of the city, several good comics
are on view downtown, and they add to
variety of good feature bills. The cool
spell has made up in part for the restric-
tions now placed on the picture.audiences.
The bills are good enough to tempt any
one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-15

WOMAN, American not under 40. educated and
refined, to fill position vacated by promotionn ion
reuured: salary $50 weekly h 1l5, Ledger
Office.
wanted, high and gradesi good sal
nry National Teachers Agency. ID. II. COOK
MANAGER, 32T Perry Building.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MAIp

BOOKKEEPER. ID. E.. thoroughly experI.r..,,-- :
high efficiency. cost accounting, credit . y
correspondencei executive ability; Al r,ssnd snd
ences. u 49, Ledger Office ~ refer
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18
"she's steamins out to seal"

paused. Tt means that the only way I could get rid of our friend Trimmer was to set out for New York"
 For New YorkY cried Minot, stand ing glass in hand.
 "Yes. Came on board, Trimmer did, searched the boat and then declared I'd shipped George away until his visit should be over. So he and his friends one of them the chief of police, by the way-sat down to wait for your re turn. Cad! I thought of you out in that raln-sat and sat and sat What could l doT'
 "To Trimmer, the brute" said Pad dock, raising his glass.
 Finally I had an Idea. had the boys pull up anchor and start the en- zines. Trimmer wanted to know the answer. Leaving for New York to- night I said. Want to come alongT He wasn't sure whether be would go or not, but his friends were sure they wouldn't. Put up an awful howl, and just before we got under way MT Trimmer and party crawled into their rowboat and splashed back to San Marco"
 F Well, what now2" asked Minot.
 "I've made up my mind," said Wall. Been intending to go back north for some time, and now that I've started I guess I'll keep on going"
 Splendid" cried Minot. And you'll take MT. George Narrowly with you?"
 MT. Wall seemed in excellent spirits. He slapped Minot on the back.
 If you say so, of course. Don't know exactly what they can do to us, but think George needs the sea air. EIovv nhnzlh ik rznilr lnl'dshIn9"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18
SYNOPSIS


 Owen Jephson insures Lord Narrowly that Cynthia Meyrick shall not change her mind about marrying him. Richard Minot a clerk, Is sent to Florida to save the policy.
 NInot tries to board the yacht Lileth, on which Narrowly left for Florida, and Is thrown overheard. He leaves on the Palm Beach special.
 On the train at Jacksonville Minot meets a beautiful girl. He falls in love with her. She proves to be Cynthia Mey- \ rick.
 Cynthia Meyrick tells Minot she Is to marry Lord Narrowly in a week. Henry Trimmer, an advertising specialist. tells Minot he'll bust up thS wedding.
 Trimmer produces another man. who says he is the real Lord Narrowly. Mlnot overhears a conversation which convinces him that Martin Wall, HarTowby's friend is jewel thief.
 At house party Chain LIghtning's col lar, a Narrowly jewel, is stolen from Miss Meyrick. Lorl Narrowly admits the theft and gives Mirot the jewel
 Trimmer again produces the man he claims to be the real Lord Narrowly. Minot plans to kidnap aboard the yacht Lileth Trimmer's Lord Narrowly.
 Gabrielle Rose, an actress and an old fame of Lord Hlrrowby's, arrives in San Marco. So do two newspaper men, who get job on Gonzales paper.
 The two newspaper men, unaware that they are on blacEmailing sheet, get big salaries MInot cleverly gets Gabrielle Rose out of town.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18
IN THE UNITED STATES CoM- AnSsIONERs COURT FOR sKAG WAY PRECINCT IN PROBATE.

In the matter of the estate of Henry J. Lynch, deceased.
 NOTIC Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Helen D. Lynch, executrtx of the es- tate of Henry J. Lynch, deceased, has flied in the above entitled court her final report of the estate of the said deceased and the hearing of fhe same has been liked by said court torthe 27th day of December, 1916, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the court room therrof, at the federal courthouse in Skagway, Alaska, and all persons inter -sted in said estate are no- ti!i9d then and there to appear and file any objections they may have to said account and to show cause, if any they have, why said final ac- Coun. should not be allowed.
 HELEN D. LYNCH,
 Executrix. Dat at Skagway, Alaska, this 27th day of October, 1916.
 28, 4, Il, IS. 25.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18
TAX NOTICE
TREASURER'S OFFICE

NOTICE is hereby given that he Assessment Books of the Tax abl" property for the year'1916, are now ill my hands, and the taxes levied upon the same are now due and payable at my office, Fourth Avenue ill the City of skagway, be- tweea the hours of 1Q. m. and 5:3O D. III. daily, except sundays and holidays.
 That unpaid taxes on Personal Property become delinquent on the 29th day of November 1916, and unless paid prior thereto a pen eltv of 20 per cent will be'added.
 That unpaid taxes on Real Pro- Dtrty will be delinquent at 6.o'clock E. I'll. on the last day of February, 1917, and unless such taxes are paid prior thereto they will become delinquent, and 20 per cent penal ty will be added, and interest lat 8 uer cent per annum will be charg ed from date of delinquency until paid.
 PHIL ABRAHAIS, 11-15-29. City Treasurer.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18
Chapter XII Continued

Once more Paddock started his faith ful engine, and. hQllooing mady, the three set out in pursuit. Not yet had the LGeth struck It's gait, and in ff teen minutes they were alongside. Martin Wall. beholling them from the deck. had a rather unexpected attack of pity and stopped his engines. The three limp watchers were taken aboard.
 "Wha-what does thIs mcanT chat tered MinOt.
 You poor devils.' said Martin Wall "Come and have a drink. Meany He
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18

cried, Come in." Mir. Minot, fresh as the morning and nowhere near so hot. entered.
 Feeling pretty satisfied with life, I'll wager" Minot suggested:
 My dear chap, gay as-as-a robin," Narrowly replied.
 Snatch your last giggle," said Mi. not. Have one final laugh and make 1t good one. Then wake up."
 "Wake up? Why, I am awake"-
 "Oh, no, you're dreaming on a bed of roses. Listen! Martin Wall didn't go north with the impostor after all Changed his mind. Look!'
 And Minot tossed something on the table lust ab4ft his lordship's eGgs
 | (Continued Monday)
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18
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