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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31
kIlERB1R0H REfENS ROAD
TANdLE 10 HllO TRADE BOARD


Wy
jegialatpre running through the PRO
posed lots from point near the Weia-
kea m,n g kuhio wharf ana crossing
we fallrgad pfoperty
Mr.. fsnrston, r. such receiver, con
sen{eo, subject 70 me approval OF the
3onfh 20 granting the government 2
lLee rlept % "a fAy N re hne FfqResIs &,
4no re tet.Aet eilon Vas ,takepf pyi the
gossftnment ~ tnat nme: = .ns..i
i. ,nce tnes me Ieeelyef 9ts Bss,5
1a,eso anu inc proPeIl{ W. eotisl
~ ths nanps ~ .1ss CON
\. ~ ts,s vVnneeI'vs tt& " at5sSl
tnat = si .h ~ Pnpns wotts gsP'',i{ Vi
trSt =. .ne 7. ~ u' ~ ~
.a.'h, ~ ss,n 49, uf''tY't "
WI, =. ~ ~ MA IA =. " y 4
w. :. WY
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~ 81
suggestions Are Sought
n connection with this leffer finn
Mr. Gait. Commissioner Rivenbnfok
has written to Norman X. Eynan R5te
asking for suggestions az 10 The b6stl
pos4ible manner to proceed. III turn.
Mr.. Lyman, feeling that X "a of In
portsnce that the business mSh, Of tke'
district should have a aay in NE mt
ter. has referred the objectibns by Tthb'
railway and Mr.. Rivenbure 4 ieffer. to,
the board Of trade and placed oo1iss ID
possession Of its president. Wblfam No
Kay. Mr.. Rivenbuffs letter "a III
part as follows:
- As they are not deSifons Of Iettin6.
ua across fii6re. point ont Jtle dancef
and so on. Il Mn pf6b1bly be heSes
sary for ua 90 change tle location o.
our proposed rotd. and o6me along the
side Of H00lnlii Pork 10 tho toad WHieh
is il existence tbere nov. We have
right Of way across The railroad
lands
9hqfe q not money enough left 81
the appfop fi4fi3n to, construct the
who'll, fQad "a We formerly planned 4
am willing 70 lkolSua the people of .Hilp
In Their desire to have iofs in that
/ neigh bofho6d, and wQ,ll1 appreciate Il
| II you would tecoHnnenA some thing
that would BE- rq4tQqqble and help -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31
EXPERIMENTATION IT MAY BE
-. AVOIDED.

Diphtheria is usually contracted whom
the child has cold. The cold prepares
the child'a system for the reception ard
developments of the diphtheia germs.
When there are cases Of diphthefia in
the neighborhood children that have
colds should be kept ut home and ~
the sereet until recovered. Give them
Chamberlain q Cough Remedy and they
win not have TO remain ut home long.
II also cleans out the culture beds,
which form In chiidb throat when Il
has a cold, and ininimizes the risk Of
Ieontrasting. infectious Diseases. F0t
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith 4
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii. VI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31

the loss of American lives should
not be taken too seriously.
The senator stated that the M
Formation had come to him through
DIR, Bailey who quoted former as
sistant secretary of war Breclsen-
ridge as authority for the news Of
the postscript. The postscript, said
Lodge, was eventually withdrawn By
the President and was never made
public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31
Full ron KNOCKS OUT
. ANDERSON IN FIRST
tAagaclAted Press 81 FEDERAL Wirslssssl

T Hhl1VtAS1N H. " HNNFIuF WHvtNIIT
EAU CLAIRE, Wisconsin, oetobsr
gs Pred Fulton, heayywsight, knpsited
out Andre Anderson here last night IN
the FIRST round. This places FULTON one
step nearer TO a bout with Jess Wilhfd,
the present holder Of tue heavy Weight
title, The next match for Fulton will
be with Bonds in Denver,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE RROM0 QUININE re-
moves the cause, Used theworld over
to cure ! cold IN one day. The sigma
nufe II =. W. GROVE u on each box.
Manufactured BY the PARIS MRDIs
CINE CO., St. Louis, U. s.A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31

HEAD or TUFTS COLLEGE
CONFIRMS CONVERSATION
Tells Interyiewer.Forme Cabinet
Official Had Tod Him hist
What Prominent New England
Scion Had Startled Country

tApsociafeu frc1r ~ feosrh WifeissAl
NEW YORK, October 30
IN Another packape Of fire.
.,,.r. -. j. ~ i The ma
tolia'
when Henry breckenridge, VINO
was assistant secretary Of war un-
der former Secretary Of War Gar
rison forwarded 4 hot denial 10
- I. ph;,sd..,,,,,;. I,,,t,;. 7 st.,sr of
af
'he charge p'ousp ~ a'oi
Henry LABOR Lodge tnat fresi-
dent Wilson had attached an tin-
published postscript to his Sec
ond letter a. GERMANY following
the spbuar;u;np az the Lusi-
tan;a.
TIE denial TO the Philadelohia1
paper was,sent by telegraph and.
was not only emphatic but out
sooleen + IL Condemnation 81
~ ,..,,,,,.;s,, ,,,,efbods ned ~
ai 49, p.,,,.,,,;..,, q. w. I .a.,s Se,,-
80 = ~. $500 ...:.,, .l,..'
a. ss.r 81. !.
y $50 ~ - !. ~. /
oa ipl Mno ueSiais .nAt a !
one quoting me as autnority iVr
the information tnat SUCH a post
@script was added to the letter IS
little short OF a scoundrei"
Houston Denies Report
az Further denial OF the startling
charge brought by Senator Lodge
~, was made by Secretary 81 Agr;-.
,,,,,,,r. D.v;d Fr.nLi;r LIo,s.,,,
80 - -, ~ I,s,,os,a+;,.
-. 49,, As;ssa,,,.; I,,.sl
n sa. ~ I -, II, !. q. !.
u sD'. - 80 Z
. " Louse - haNns ~
lonnoauon IN trutn.
houston IN ms oeriiai stated IN tna |.
! ne NAG never neard that any sucn
I postscript mad been written much
Z less Drought to the attention 70 tne
.5aT government. l never
4 nearu q any snch postscript nc y
qaoted as saying and IT IS aoso-
lgte'N untrue that al any TING
inreatened 10 resign from the CAD
met pecatse OF disagreement WIN
ii fPe PRESIDENT. Surely the KepuDli-
san leaders are IN q desperate condi-
ton when they WIN lend themselves
n such oespisao'e INGENIOUS =, eai
Z ying On z poli.lca, campaign
rL 's,.s 3 .. neeps ol 1,,.'
Wnen fresident wilson was m
tefF'swea YESTERDAY az Long brancr'
concerning the remarkaple charges
brought against MN oy Lodge he
REUSED 70 make any comment o. q,
y the maller Later m tne Gay ~
was INFORMED that breckenridgt
eNnad MADE categorical denial O
me enarges IN tne paDne pres
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-31
tMall sBselsl . Fhs AdvsttIastl

- 7, 4 r. n 4. I +. Il -. u ..sr u ~
forbea nperintendent q ppDi1e WORKS.
that the Hhwaii Consolidated Rail-
wav. "A oli,oses sie orantino Of al
49, ~, y (. "A. $3.50 ,,,.,,,,.
". 'sA.rry r''1ss ~ 4. 4,
OF the Weie'oa River oriage, lot tne
proposed Whihkea house lots road, and
that conseonenrlv there was sure 10
80. y 4. a.....,.. ~. .r..t ~
op.Ms
lo'ivwing ons'al op1sesiOns irom :, -
Gait, president Of the railway company,
"a the road crossing AZ this point have
hsa, -sf..-.1 h.ra ~ land con-.
80, ~, 49,. -.
n'ls.loner niFehpursn ahu 80
been referred In turn to the hii0
Board Of Trade, as follows; "a
at nnta 49, 4, 4. tbs des;re az IN,
~, u -. :. go.
gove '.' " VPen = sory 49,
certain houae-lots a Waiakea which'
II proposes 10 open, across certain.
lands Indicated on the blue print ac-
eompanvina your letter, which right
Of way YOU state you are informed,
crosses land leased to the railroad
company. y
tt'' In reply 4 Deg 10 bthto thotf upou
investigation, am inforped that said
land owned IN fee by the Hawaii Con-
solidated Railway Company Limited,
being that portion Of said proposed
road next adjacent TO Trout Street.
and that the Remaining portion IT said
proposed right of way crosses land
now owned By the estate OF Charles
Furneaux, which is leased 70 The rail-
way company with the right Of pur-
chase. y
In further reply Of your letter, i
beg to state that this same question
Of the right Of way at the point I'M
Dictated, across the railroad lands, has
arisen several times before, both in
connection with direct discussion Of
the subject between the road huthori-
ties Of Hilo and the Hilo railfoad
company and at public meetings held
in Hilo in connection with the pfoposi-
tion to open mp the suggested Waiakea
house lots.
.fEach time the question has been
raised most strenuous objections has
been made 70 the opening OF a ROAD
at the point indicated BY you, both
on behalf OF the railroad company
and Of the public, for the following
reasons: ~ "
lOnicial Objettioub
slFirst. the right Of way Is n narrow
one. with buildings ON each side there.
Of. iobstfucti1a the view Of persons
using the road, as well az Of train EN-.
| ployes. until persons using the road
are directly Upon the tracks Of the
railrond. l'st IS :. Is
/ ~ second. the proposed road crosses
the railroad at the foot of two pei
cent grade. 80 that trains coming down
the track toward Hilo to the crossing
are liable not TO be Under control sufk'
ieienfly 10 be abl6 10 avoid a collision
lie persons or vehicles should sudden
Ilv apear coming along the proposed
i right Of way from the direction 81
4 Front Street b n ~
Third, the jspetion Is immediately
lat the edge q the Waialoa kiyer, g
that IN case q coillsion ON we Pro
A posed night Of way, which mignt very
easily deraii train coming tcwnft
Hilo, the locomotive and cars mgh'
easily be preeiPitated into the nyel
with most disastrous and fatal results
4 Fourth, the object OF the proposes
road is to give access 20 the house Ion
proposed to be opened by the goveIn
4 a -. L.. l.. - - al Loo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14

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v,;nL. ,E;ELLI-oS,: Is, AoSEs ~. s.-ys,., .,
ssS i1i.nss invited q. Sg.ss Asa,: IN.
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sos m frSm rs,ls,ss. % son wIlsm Esss..
Church, $50 a NJ ' mt q. priSa,S Xaso ssrVice
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Reasry 5's sSe.yo u 81 o. bopf.ens S chSres ana
M hr.S S:S't 70 'GSsst ssss q wh'n abe %
asnse: 2oSS n. oTianps st. Requiem mas. g:
Gem.
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Morley tnse Msther.l, Rsis,Ivs. and frisns. q: n
Y'd ws.r. a. 1sn'1s :sS ssssne' 2. '0PsT snsn
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YSSEA. %SSsS A., N;SsE & os. Wsm SAns
ModSs R.,aiiyss ana frienSs invited 70 rneraI
ssryices SUM- a p pSI mi ,rh,s slshTSnd snn, ss,.
| venience OF family.
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t,,lso,p,1l,fF ,El1,plfF' ,v-oct IA CHARLES. nu-h.,s -
md fsnds M m.pssr. sss ~ ~ aEsd "a hslStivss
bs viewed Sur. svenisnss. ssiss private Remains may
HlSePP ltSSeeP." WI A.sSnSSy w,.SSy :, ,oygys p, OCT, "a,
xsss xssssosns $50 a. R;.,ivss sS 3.s Tss.ss: :
pioyss q William ssilsr|sA sil - O. @; en-
law, william TilYin H. p ps1:n. mn rs'lassss % sro.sstp
s1S s above Willow droVs. Pa e. fise ins II.s s.
!ssIS9ssse .s9s a. Esssss s.s'Es.. .;Y :ss q Nor
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ssiS sstD.. .ossSG SsSGsoS Ns s:sS. sssS sss snS
Sitsd 70 fSpsrsl si ssfvis.,. S Nrssnaaa Of L. tp
SsSC. Siss.a 3 Int Palmer Gem. h.nsia. % may ~ =
oAvAqffAN,-oct is SUSAN ~,ao,. =,
ps.riSs fS osyashan ln.s MeolrrS RsistiSSes,. .Sd
church. invited q fus.rs s9e'sg T.. f 81 Psul's
ssT. ssH wishiTE;SP \. F.S. SsS me-. %
!. sESaEI,SHEn.rR.-.oc,. 10, LEWIS p. con .,
yyss snS friends iaSissG 70 nsss ..rI:s. A:I.
fS fSGs osa nj t. SsF'.s; III: g ws 19S s. S
seSwsSSxe Pa. ENkNui TSss,sssne; Ss.ssss o, p:,s Zee,
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:, ,ooFTl:9ei ~ rev S6E5sdEN ENPa g.. SuES.na ma
lives and friends. fpsmb.r. n1S' ~ TeM ts,s. s
cSsPss cSSsRss e.mSsu SxlSs z n stGP.rs .sryCs'
c.1S.tibSEI sSSLbES oct i, MICHAEL j.. SON Of
nslasivss and friends. iiorseshSsTs unios Local
sses sS aS rIasEs s S x.n M. n. r;; ga
Ward. Solemn requiem hish mass Church of
'ffRsiIr % 81 IT, dSS dRoRSR RsS;RpleSrs Gum
iste James ana EimiSea EiaaSsa,n ne R,ownA sop o.
doESyerl ,Re.ssivss J and frisnd,. knisSts of 81
sssseh a Ho sISlS:s e. riSlS Sy:i
Sssissennee q erOthsr.ln,isw, John Assssrty. SfS
81 Frsnss XsyisS iS Int s'i HoS HShprSa SaOs. g.
TAzfETr@ocS IS, "sisI MHRoA iefr' SiYg. siHgy' 81
q sistsTnisy Mrs.. Eil.aBstS LosEss, s Essd'PSi PSi
san be viewed Mon. between % I and ana s'%'ns pa M.
SsSsszs u 4; Ss KATE ANNA yl, .,
RssSes snS ana fi f,nss s:rTs SvI.a Hsu: 70
iyneEsl services. Tues. D. m. late rssidsncs.
.aFESxS. Oct il. join, husband of Mas.
ana Rssivs. ana sSss invited pGafS .o fsn.rs rsf
hsR Men requiem. sa ma mass G sssSs Sss ' sSI'%S
s.5d dFStPSnSS " S.IsSs b rnAyS .s nS.
late samuel T.nde5.pn Rsis,ivss and ri fr.Sd: snS
Dem Remains sV may S Be T0'asx viewed a Mont. Ont
HEFSiA M Oct. la,. LOUISA II, HER.
NAM. Relatives and friends Invited 70 ~.
R Es;s Esuf:i Inn Gem, = m, sssi n 18Th st
Burn. aged 81. Relatives and friends ,hyitsdi Mhai
e snp.TaI' > Mon; I ? m. T,ssidsucs. Concord,
Brandywine summit leaving Broad 81. III :o4 a
n. and oxford 1880 a. m. Int Birmingham m
HULs HATFIELD Oct. II, MARY
Tit:, Of ,DS,,ss William HSlsssIh nsl Rslssvs. snt
,hsTssn s,sI. chgrsh. MA NHstnssISSso Pa, m.
2 D. m. Int. Greenmcunt Gem. Remains ma,
be viewed from 1l;ao to p. m. at $3.50 N
JoNEs.Goct. -i2. MARY, widow OF John w
Jones. late Of Lansford. Pa. Relatives ant
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ass.i.rt INT privsts' iss' NSr,s~oCd @ 9 Gem. sS-'
Ns.- s.. .,sS LOUIS ga husband p:.,s: e Tss
Bsnene.al As.o.,. Baysrl-chsr INT. Nerein. Ale
rssssr Co. invited 70 fSs.ssi ssryisss Nsn.,
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o,sSrrx = OCT IL ygeMas. ct & g,,, .s' ,.s; c,
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p M rssia.nc. q son. otio Fssssisr. sSss n.
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fss sssT SSSs, sRS TSc ELIZA fSs
eTton. y. J. Funeral Tues. 2. N. rueksrton
n iHt Ss,y' TVsffiiS,YS %fiRS Cen T. PRICE Of
noylan: Roe. ysiisy. Funeral services VIII be
RET.Ir. ..ssgad.q,y OCT. IL, HUGH, husband
M,sS 70 attend s fppsSsi Non. ns $50 =, M, aisi
W. firth q, Hiss Mas. a, 81. eOIumSss. 10
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asr m, ESstaesnes OF ,asr esesnasr
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81, Rslai,vss and niends employees Of Fem, nm
SrS essn SiaS invited 70 tuSsra ss Services. sS
so S RI SSIc.s c.% rS.dRf suSi sa .T view
remain. sun. from 10 . D. m. lancaster. Pa,
geSr9g rg@Sss 9s S'Sn H. CLARA @ scorr. ssuss.
s,vsSs Ss:Tl;' t.n 1af psJ ,sSss sSss: ::ss
ssssh q ssa and dSss,nS, .tsG a'fPSs PSs prs.ts % e.
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sEl:ns: y;%psSSy:::. crss$s = saS Co.
SSS " i Ssi r. Ss TsSmpsoa sss ~ asss STssssd
sSI W. iSS. S;' S Gem N
tri,SS. Invited q funeral. Mon. . ?, m. ,issi
BriuEe ST., rranhforu, INT. private. Nortn
sMITH1oet. -. CHARLES X. SMITH. aged
II. Funeral services. p20t Germantown ave.
Chestnut Hill sun. p, m. Int. private.
oes II ciARfNds r. spEEf Efsasir1sn; ids%.rg Del q
Old SOUTHWARK. .Phlia., Pa. member OF NJ 4,
southwsIk National hank for many years. mem
ssr e ..s Meridian as no Sun LCdse Nc 5ss And 4
Hose Company and Volunteer Ftremsn. all Of
Esn "fss .S. ;;TylSf: SS.ps 81 residence
sTETbERiaaio;,,; u Rev. ,M y; a. STETLER
funeral. sun. p. m. Tryon Home. 2eth and
may Se viewed Sat. eve. from I 70 o. o''''
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y,s72Ykrsmo ~ ,,.ssss.,s' ss,' ,ss n ygs ygs,,..s., .
siekss Rsisusrs- sst frsnds isvi,ed u ~
ssr. AHHk fsik sns NJ " SsTsss STsssi 80 s' ius
'fRtScsiRtifsss @oc,. n. Arpsrw 4. husband
81 late Caroline Trnchess tnee nectsrA afed ~
Relatives ard Friends Hunnf.c,dt tlu1rs. No, Nan
r. and a. n. invited 20 funeral. Men. : 40 p
N. resttence 81 snn-fn-iaw. rrart Stnutnn. 3
Irving ave, M~rchantsfile. n. ,. int. bethel
Cam. Renanins riay - viewed san sve. Frirnas
tske rsnssnk-n troiievs &C. cca;sr -. Mer-
VoGT.-oe,. ia. yorEsS, hu.sa,c ~ i.ss Nsry
NoEt tnee Mes,l formerly - tsal =. "a q
Relatives end friends, enrloye- a sgnsrs
Co., Invited % funeral ecryi-ee, Nor. n m.
reeidsnce 81 eoniniaw. Mtliiern l. Net.sl
2ete n. Sd st Int private Cbe,ien Rus Ccm
Remains may bs viewed sun 80 10 A. m.
WoOf,S.--oct 1a MATTHEW W, WOODS
NJ. y. Relatives and frienda inyited 70 fgneral
servicc. Mon., II a. M, 1901 \. Brssd 81
2 WoRTHINoToN.- - Oct. ~. SARAH WORTH.
INGToN. dauahter of the latg hgnry W, and
Elisabeth Worthinrton. ARA ". nelatiyes and
friends invited to funeral ncrNiccs az N I'm
81. ON "a day, 18th, 30 D. m. Int. pri. Train
NfcRKES. .--Sudasnly. Oct, Ia CftAni rs r.,
husband of fdn Y, Yerkse lnre Edwe rdaA nEed
e5, Relatives and friends Invited 10 funsral
Mon. Oct. 10. 2 ,. m. liateOro. ia. Int. pri'
,.TosL.==oei li. At s.n.r.yuls. Pa, THOMAS 2
>. rost. Of Pottstewn. Pa. ased -. Int. private,
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y. "a. fs. EMILY LuDwfg wle1y
"a VI t>sssr t>ssrrs,ss. we 'sSi's sSa in, priSss..
,drs -os. la; sAssrs.if Es;,dsnsi 81 sRR SsA.
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Y ,s.,.As.lg A.ExisRFzsEi iR.Fsss.. sS. ."s
y js. l1,,.. rsg,s.s,s,ff "a sslsS De was a mspser.
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s<ssssss es 9s. II, ,.s.,sf sSrI'lA s..s -If' lS 81
<''ls =, n-,, sls " Ta.msins mains may b viewed
=. ~, Oct 3 "a FLORENCE TYLER ars; .;
r,sw sf william W. sifr,n R-o,,a ~ y'Iiggs,s. igI,cs
Ne w,I.% .ns "a frisnds ffas Invited . fa Is;
8. s,s;, Ts.;i TssS..;siusAsnns p a. ave. Int private
=. .,.s,s r,.s = oo,, H. MAZE, y; widow, q
9s.~iSs:r. ~: HSiSs -. Gi.aSs;E crOSS, oven
6T;ss.. H. LEWIS M .;;,,:..,s p; .ss e .:sS .S
: - tIIl, s.SS' Relatives and frisnds Iin.
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pfyfsSsasn CT; .,y, -: spS wt.bd fri.nds N. =.
q . fsncssIass. fsncssm ss.'iS.J 4. J. Int private. Hsr;
|oUr.1 Esry Il. brown (nes. Blairl. AIRED
j. ,ns st'nss Ss.SsScs nsi,sd assa fYps5 FSSsi
s.ssys.Cd .sss.' e. fsTt Rt.iz sl%sTfE sBETE r. widow
lssFss bslmon Simeon Bisls Class lnyited 20
- 'ifs,a ifssa sY1S YTsSlis 80 AZ. p mi. dSssSwcOd
q9d5lkgT 5IAt c'%PR 'suRcTiEf sssif.f ia.c .S nsnssi &
Is o. Pspps. Ssyairy sna "a foI 81 Lame. es
sss.rs ssrss susSD'ls q 'lhs..smption sessiiX. d:
r. h,nsrsi. Mon. $50 A. m, iiso Brewn
4 i:snle ~, hlss Esw %ssi %cs;h.apsi Psf'e Gem
- N Oct. i2- WILLIAM. son OF VII.
.,v,s sO.lss ass i9ss a1i:ud. 0fai invited fsss
n; Ss,. as.s eIi.' r.. SSghrH S;gi A.. -o of
ss: iayis:s % I.s fs3.r9 ,,o1s% Mem. s... A. 4;
Sl % .ss 4: 4: SsIss:y D. n:s;,r:. IA: :!
=, y StsH q HfS m. masi HSiy csSs.s eac.s
soox --suas.nly. Oct. ~ En4A :, r. viz, Of q
|sg|,s, g|ss,,sS aY';s'IfSi e fains1si. Won. ssc p M.
sSsss cssvs.snc.s rSn esll viii meet train .svins
M Terninal 2s at Eox Chase station. =,
css,.s ,n.. ~ aa!..r sss ss.d SanS sa S.S o.
- srd friends invited to funeral Mon, p
ziSS iiowsrth ST.. Frankford. Int. North
kxtvf5s-s " fia Students, Oct o. MARY ]. DAVIS.
~ a rSward r., Davis (nee Danielsl. aged Al.
f%'m, Powder Mill lane above Wood st.
<>tnkierd Int Magnolia Gem. Remains may
pb1fSSusssad LIN. Sussand Of Edythe II. peik Jnes
"a " and A. M. and Palestine Chapter.
*<oI 10 funeral services, Mon, 2:a0 p. m.
~ Z Sssh st. Int, West Laurel Hili Gem.
A5Ey1lN:-oc,. IL. ROBERT. husband Of late
NJ Dsviin (nse Kanel Relatives and friends.
Invited 10 funeral, Mon. s so a. M. 1924
~ 81 Solemn reouiem mase Our Lady OF
FxrE1pr,-At her home. 1910 Mt. Yer:
~ ~ Ocfl II. SARAH MALV1NA. widow OF
- ,ktkfsldt. aged IS. Services and int. pri-
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UNCLAIMED TELHoRAMs

wEsTERN UNION TEr.boRAPH COMPANY.
1901 ches,npta s!-Downins a Bros; r Q,
Capt W. r, Lewis. q. W. Eason Mrs. J,
nSfs M.a hstsssyne s MSssop Mlss ,t bridget M
GREG sapPson Mr.: Chester x Scott; Miss
Theodore n. Mitchell: Miss Minnie Bird; Mrs
Harry ThnInpscni c. A, WALTERS; United Qal-
brewster Mach. Co; American Plate Glass
Cos Ashley Thompson: }. Elmer Booth: sam
loudon.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE COMPANY
s2o south Penn s9nars-Dr, Abbott; w. g.
II. station.
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BoOkKEEPER. assistant. state experience ana
salary desired; good opportunity for willing
worker. NJ T4g, Ledger Central.
CIIAMBERwoRH-w waiting - Girl wantedt No
laundry work. hrst-claEs reference required
Phone Chestnut Hlll 4Tb.
CHILDNURSE and chambermaid, experienced
white girl for small famlly; good wages: ref
erenco required. Call before n a. m. 8s h.
Pom ST., Germantown.
cHILDNuRSE-Compet young woman, Will
Ing to fearn rather than experienoed Phone
Chestnut HIN 475.
CHILDNURsE. white, Protestant; must have
reference. Call 2106 Walnut 1t.
COOK. capable and reliable: wages S. ~ com
petent Apply 251 West Walnut lane. Ger
mAntown. Telephone S46s Germantown.
COOK, GOOD; Devon; young Catholic preferred;
wagea ~. III Chestnut st. Monday or Tues
day, p30 a. m. TO II. or to 2:4b p. m.
cooK-wanted Swedish cook. nrst class; city
IN winter in family Phone Merton sos.
COOK, colored. wanted. Cali 1720 Rittenhouse
street.
GIRL wanted. 10 years old to work in a library
70 get books from shelvesi work any Eirl can
10th ~.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALB

BELL. TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Work near your homo in pleasant and
healthful surroundlnGs, with excellent oppor-
There are twenty-eiEht Boil Central omices
In Philadelphia probably there II within
few blocks from your home. Unusual oppor-
tunities for earnest. intelligent young women
New employees are paid while learning
ana are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dininE rooms. whers the best
ot food ts sold at cost. In every Central
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
Opportunity for Advancement to Senior
and Supervising positions.
Apply at toe Market street. daily except
between 100 and 300 at any OF the following
26 W. Chelten ave-. Germantown.
saith at. and Woodland ave.
D 1TOa n. Broad 81,
18th and Diamond sits.
Lancaster ave. east Of o2d st.
bth and Market SITS. Camden.
Hope and Berks sts., Kensinston.
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WANTED -ceoks. ehambsrmaids nqusrxor4
girls ana nrat .claHa Mattresses Mi41 No@4
Donsherty. 1al8 w, oirafd
joNf.ss smPlQyn;s.at AFsssy sse a, t199|e II
i6"9 Seth. s. n !. L m f