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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Mamie Moore, who has been
visiting relatives in Montgomery,
where she has attended school the
past term, is spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Moore.
Miss Virginia LeBeau has returned
from st. Louis, where she has been
the guest of relatives for the past
two months.
Miss Jennie Howard, of Lynchburg,
Va, is the attractive guest of Mrs.
Leslie Partridge. Miss Howard is
sharing the many pleasures which
the members of the younger set are
enjoying.
The friends of Mr.. Henry Horsler,
ST., will regret to know that he is
confined to his home with a severe
attack of gastritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Manley and
children, who have been the guests
of the Misses Brent, left Thursday
for Biloxi, where they will spend a
short time before returning to their
home in New Orleans.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Bannon left Thursday
for St. Paul, Mimi, where she will
spend some time before going to
Portland, Oregon, for the remainder
of the summer. Mrs. Lillian Bannon
| Pavey and little daughter, Edyth, will
leave next week for indianapolis, St.
Paul, Chicago and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowdell Brown of At
lanta, are the guests of Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blount,
at Seamarge. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
were in Asheville during the recent
storm.
Miss Julia Whiting is expected
home about August 18th, from Berk-
eley, California, where she is visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Hyer Whiting.
ortin Sullivan and little
| granddaughter, Katherine, arrived in
the city on Thursday, and will spend
several weeks at Mrs. Sullivan's town
home, on West Gregory street.
Mrs. J. K. Breaux and daughter,
Yvette, who have been the guests of
relatives in New Orleans, are expected
home today, accompanied by Mrs.
Boureaux, a sister of Mrs. Breaux.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Brink have as
their guest Mrs. NJ. J. Hunnicut OF
Nebraska, a grand-aunt of Mrs
Brink.
Mr.. Farnell Blair is expected in {
few days on a visit to his aunt, Miss
Elizabeth Blair, at "Greenacre," Yves
Pensacola.
Mrs. Simon Hesse and daughter
Miss Eugenia Hesse, of Cincinnati
and Miss Florrie Leynaan of Green
vile, are the guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Joseph Lichten on the bayshore.
Miss Selma Burpee, who is in train
| ing at the Pensacola Hospital, is o
e her vacation for two weeks. She wi
Y spend one week at home and one wee
y with friends in the county, and wi
return to her duties August Bird.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27
MERELY COMMENT

Well, anyhow, Nick Hunt won't
starve if he does throw up his job.
For they do say that Nick certain
ly made hay in the sunshiny days of
the past.
Them was the happy days.
Ask Paddy LAWN, pet of the Stock
yards.
1t isn't necessary for high sassiety
to hear Margaret Sanger on birth
control
That bunch learned the little trick
long, long ago.
Aid. Merriam finally got his al
dermanic multiplying ordinance
through.
1t is now illegal for aldermen to
beg tips from public utilities in the
way of jobs.
Looks as if Judge Fisher is in a
fair way to put stop to the smuggling
of newsboys.
Good work, Judge!
It's high time somebody was stop
ping the outrageous lawlessness of
newspaper sluggers and gunner.
One way to lessen crime in Chica-
go is to break up the newspaper
schools for crime.
Most of the so-calIed Labor" slug
gers learned the game as newspaper
sluggers.
Mayor Thompson might help
some by withdrawing police protec-
ton of such sluggers.
If the girls insist on gliding their
finger nails,
Why not baId-headed guys giId
their dOmes?
They would then shine gorgeous
Iy in the front row.
TWO WESTINGHOUSE PLANTS
CLOSED-MEN QUIT
Pittsburgh, April 81. - Two small
plants connected with the Westing-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27

MUTES CONFESS TO KILLING IN
A STRANGE TRAGEDY
New York, April 27.-Frank Vet-
ter, deaf mute living at Brooklyn,
confessed to detectives early this
morning that he eIoped to New Ha-
ven, Conn, last Sunday with Mrs.
Joseph Costello, a deaf mute, and
there crusehd her skull with an iron
bar, while her husband, another deaf
mute and instigatOr of the crime,
who was secreted in a closet, looked
on. Costello also confessed.
Vetter was best man at the we'd
ding some time ago, when Mrs. An
tonic Massaro, divorced woman with
three children, became Mrs. Costello.
The signed confession by the two
mutes set forth that, moved by
friendship for Costello, and paid by
him, Vetter Iured the woman to New
Haven with him in a fictitious elope-
ment. Then Costello secretly fol-
lowed.
Vetter went out for a while with
Mrs. Costello. Her husband sneaked
up the stairs and through the door
which Vetter left unlocked.
When the clipping" couple re-
turned Mrs. Costello sat on wins
dow seat in the secOnd-fioor room.
Then Vetter beat her on the head
with an iron bar while her husband
peered from the closet. Mrs. Co.'S
telIO, of course, could not cry out.
The two men sneaked out of the
house, leaving Mrs. Costello bumped
in the window seat. She died Mon
day after removal to a New Haven
hospital.
Costello recently offered his wife
$1OO to permit him to obtain a di-
vorce. She refused. But they con-
tinued to live amicably together in
spite of the fact that last November
she had him arrested for nonsupport
and he had received three months
cpOtnDon tn R1oolvunII'c leland
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10

ALACHINISTS wanted. Apply Crane Dept,
Niles -Bement-Pond Co.. Meadow and Milf
fin SITS.
MAN AND WIFE on country place near West
Chester, Pa: wife TO cook. man to do gar
denlng and general work. Call 1884 Spruce
ST. Tuesday between III 80 and l o clock.
MAN WANTED to take care OF guinea pigs
rabbits and mice good position for man with
experience In handling small animals Ap-
ply II. IL. Milford Co, Glenolden Pa,
MAN AND WIFE; man frst-cass vegetable
gardener and coachman' wife to help In
laundry hrst-cla6s references. Address p
03l, Ledger Othce.
MAN AND, WIFE % do entire work OF house
no laundry; small family; reference. Mrs.
Grace IL. kohler, Catasauqua. Pa.
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DEATHS

fr2@ The TSsidssnso Of gdioon T5iSm9' pJ j.
quiem Mass az st. Mlchaers Church at 10
o'clock interment private, at New Cathe-
drai Cemetery Automobile funeral
son Of the late Robert i and Eg'is, 7. .Tay:
ior, Funeral seiTyiS,e,s Will be held az hls
on Wednesday at p. m. 1nterment private.
TAYLoR..on April s, 1919, at Buddtown., N.
aged G3 years Relatives aud friends are
invited to attend funeral from residence u
viii meet trains At South Pemberton station,
s5s aud 0;3o a m.
' VIC fto Of William +. Taylor jnce youns> rel.
atives and friends are invited to attend fu.
s GgvlSG Tssdsgee 2n gao a. nternent nj
private at Greenmount Cemetery.
Ellen AT gS RenSss l9s 4S3fH% aSd SSs hSfS'2a %
vited to. attend funeral, wednesday, at !
"a M fr9m hs late bs TbSsdqS GqSSnwsE SO sre
Presbyterian Church. at p. m. Interment
TOoNE,.on April 2, 1915 EIblTiAip}ETH PET RI n
1cEgGss cSs a5e dS 1Ss5Sy nS5d 'SS is iNso A. m NJ at tie
INDECENT Widows and single Women, A,Sy-
Noriah Cemetery.
TOURNY. on Aprn o, 1910, u MAREiLI.
RR'e enSSbbIbs RcStives HiT and and fronds are in.
vlted TO attend the funeral services, on
Residence c' 55a7 Hamilton st. intermont pri.
vate
WALTON. On April \, 1NlW, EMMA NJ WIG
OF William j. Walton SERVICES, at her late
residence 7O3 Union st., on Wednesday, art
crnoon 1hterment strictly private. Auto
mobiles.
wAsHlNGToN;=-7 ;=-7sadds!n,llyf:, on April g. ioIs
Ices Thursday at 10 n. M at his late rcsl-
dcncc 1903 South 18Th at. Funeral private
tntcrtncnt at Eden Cemetery.
wu,LLNRD--on April s, 1919, AUGUST
WILLARD. AGED ~ years Relatives and
friends arc invited to attend tho funeral
services on Tuesday nj I y. m, at his
late resldenc,, 2Ol8 North Randolph st. In.
termont private.
wRtGHT.--At his apartments. the Blonheim
18th and Chestnut ats, on APRIL 2, .lelH
Funerni services aud intcrmont at Grand
Rapids Mich.
ZENTNIyER. Suddenly, on April g. 1915.
CNTHERiNE A.. wife Of William r. Zcnt-
myer, aged 10 years Funeral from her lato
residences 3IP Beecher ave, Chcltonham.
Montgomery Co., Pa. on Tuesday morning;
y. M.
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LAUNDRY-Bright young girls, over 10, TO
shake and fold small towelsi IS TO start.
1929 Vine.
LAUNDRY-Bright young eolored GIRL. over
l6. to work In laundry; good paw steady
work 1929 Vine.
LAUNDRY-Mangle room help: learners taken:
paid while learning. 1929 Vine ST.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

FULL DRESS SUITS
Cutaways, Tuxedos and Sack Suits
To hire and made to order,
NEUBAUER, THE TAILOR, 112l Walnut.
Bell phone. Walnut 2Bls.
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LOST AND FOUND
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., 1901
CHESTNUT STA. n. SquTer, I.unkham &
Moore, 9. s. WIiamsop. Robert s. Waters
Bosworth. Miss Ida, PTosser: p. =. B..
H. H. Porter, Patrick l.. Burns, Prof. George
Il. Allen; the Reading pySi1Ig IUIIgg SSomPany
NIittIedorfer, T.. Collins. u. Levitt, Miss
Marie Keller. II. $. Willlams., ,oo
POSTAL, TEI,EGRAPH CABLE CO., 1920
s. Penn SQUARE-George c. Sowden. Mrs.
, Jennie Connors. ]. r.. Munro, +. Jarvis.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electricity
sis the on only perm,t way Eyebrows 9rched.
Miss Hoppe, hairdrosT r. facial mas ge, man
icur'g. form. Mint Arcade. with Miss Smith.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ATTORNEY. young, with own office, can give
services and considerable time to real es-
tate, Insurance collec,, making searches for
liens, etc. any other business. 0i9, LC.
BUTLER or valet young japanese. wants posi-
tlon; have best reference. ID 1886, Led. on.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, English, married
age 90. abstainer, IL years, experience in
workshops and private servicei any make
cars; have toured practically all Europe and
Eastern States Of America; excellent refer
ences from American and English employ
ers: country preferred. Edward Steadman,
1910 McFaTran ST. ,Phia. Bell. Tlosa 4465W.
CHAUFFEUR, strictly temperate, honest and
reliable, wishes position with private family,
where his qualities viii be appreciated; care
ful with children; pers ref,s wages mod.
d 22O. Ledger Onice,
HAUFFEUR-Afechanlc. married, wishes po-
stlon. IL years exp; European and Amer, I;
careful driver; best refs. @ 95S, Led. Cent.
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LAUNDRY HELP

Experienced feeders and folders in mangle
room; also girls over 10 years to learn; IS
paid while learnings steady work. Penna.
Laundry Co., 3l0 ". 32d ST.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FS4R sR4 prSae S2 BATH sfs9I rR@ pRone rooms
dgsy PSano desirable 7s second
cfREosoTMNGT RooMs BERSfANENT RGG 6R 6R rRXNsfENf
CHESTNUT, 2Oo5-,AttraStive rooms singI,c
or en- suite; private bath; run. wateri rel.
without private bath. -
CHESTNUT 2O44-Reautlful suite. two rooms. ms
bath: also room running water; reasonaDle.
CHESTNUT. 37Ol = Beautiful furnished
WS without ST S5sd 1sSsy6n1Ss tSEn
CLINTON ST, g2o-Artistically furnished
PPya nf? SRh eHSusvd nf R sqsT Gr
t5ci dCmm1ncatins tiii rooms. .o Apply after !.
SPRUCE 11iS.2d front beagStifully fTTn' nrn:
suite; board optional Preston 9lIo.
10TH ST. 39G Soppw with and
18TH, N. .1307-Nicey furnished rooms, paror
for professional men; reasonable
18TH NJ 252SmPry2te "a fan family 5s sTlll rent 3D.
'oF6o F6oM$ rs 2at1ER1FG!SHFFHRo aE1R FHoNR N Sd FLOOR
5OTH. NJ, 1l5-Desirabe fE9nt ROOM fine gSs Ioea- "a
tom all conventences. Phone Bell 2308 NJ.
vate family. Phone BELL 37OS NJ
,rrsr nn ,,,c,t, S2d & sansomM7Furnish,sd n,7I
NJ tSA G. A. sRoweT SHOWER batRs R ony near Z: al
the comforts OF home. Pm.
Bel, 1891. Key. West 3s6.
BEFORE LEASING desirable house, 4oth and
Powelton ave-. containing large and airy fur;
Srrsd @ eoSpos ro $780, ef GedEsr
THE Chiffon. S2ls Barring st, Mrs Belle
light, heat and gas, 1885, suitable for dentist
FURNISHED front room. with use OF bath;
eSsmsSd Phone PiSEa $50
,uin M
bath. fireplace. 2O22 Spruce, Loc 1868 ].
BOARDING
CHESTNUT ST. cor, goth tThe Msrsravel-
SPRUCE l220-AttTactve rooms. single or en-
suite: private bath gentlemen preferred.
DFva'
SPRUCE ST, 1OoS-3O-2d floor suitei private
bath; choice table board. Walnut 1855 w.
SPRUCE. 1OlO-Double, single rooms; spring
rates; week or day: elevator
SUBURBAN
4 MASONIC AVE. Ardm9rs, Pa..iAAttEaetiys
PRans KTdmose Df Y9S Trsn roea ifSio
train7a and trolley. Germantown 77o j. j.. :
Atlantic City. N. ].
VENTNoR COTTAGE bookings for the season.
special rates Tor Easter. . y. New Haven.
SANITARlU MS
BEAUTIFUL Iocaton special scientific care;
booklet. Or. Randall. City line Chestnut Hill
APARTMENTS
OXFORD ST, 14O1 CORNER CarIisle)-Rooms.
iRi idisR court cou fN9f 4stR iS and Walnut Walnut ,' '
22D ST., NJ, 2OO5-6 rooms and bath. nics
apartments, $50 up; reference required, Ap-
ply premises, or phone Walnut 1850.
5 ROOMS. second floor apartment, to subleti
front and back porch; Apply janitor, Stone-
leigh Court. 46th and Walnut
West philadelphia
DESIRABLE housekeeping apartments. 0 rms.
including maids room and baths. For
information phone Spruce SSI.
sATTERLEE, 45th and Chestnut-sublet.
beautifully furn. apt Phone Bar. 1877 Il.
NEW JERSEY sEAsHORE
ATLANTIC CITY. N, Newly furnished
porch: IN best resident section. close view
ocean, near bathing beach, immsdiate pos
session; Bell phone, Atlantic 1888. Inquire
B1. Surrey Apt, cor. Surrey and Atlantic.
OCEAN CITY. N. J.-If you are looking for
an apartment, do not fail to see Loeksley
furnished; every convenience.
CHARLES A DOE
12l N 7th ST., Philadelphia,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
CHAAIBERAIAID. neat. competent good sewer.
no washing or waiting; best of references;
answer four days. Is 80, Ledger Office.
EMPLOYERS TINE IS SAVED
by taking advantage of the free service to
Ledger help wanted advertisers
Miss Dean, in the Commercial Registry
bureau at Ledger Central. has records OF
young lady applicants for all kinds of office
work and usually submit several quail
fled applicants quickly.
Tell Miss Dean what you want.
Walnut or Main 5000
GOVERNESS or Ompanion-Southern young
lady desires position: best Of refs. furnished.
Address l., A NJ, Box i74 birmingham, A la.
STENOGRAPHER, well educated. with thor
ough knowledge or English; Quick. accurate,
desires position with bankers or brokers:
fully experienced IN all work Of loan depart
ment; familiar with names of securities dealt
I'm on the Stock Exchange. II IS Ledger on
REFINED WOMAN to chaperon young folks or
companion; will travel, II 800, Ledger on.
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STORAGE
con,Lnnea trom prceedLng commn

STORAG AGE--Aioving by auto vans packing
shipping. Levin Bros. 20fS Ridge ave-
Phone Poplar OO24
FITZGERALD'S Storage House. iOt1-1S POPLAR
At. Separate rooms: goods insured hauling
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srR0UsE.-on April s. 1918, LEOPOLD j..
husband Of Rachel Strouse, in his nth year
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 10 a, m.
precisely. at his late residence. 2325 ~. Park
ave. Interment az Vt. sinai Cemetery.
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vICTRoLAs WANTED

Highest prices, paid for sllghtly used talk
Ing machines: all calls promptly attended to.
Address l. 30s. Ledger Office.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for gentlemen's dis.
carded clothing. Friedman Brothers, 144A
South. Phone Dickinson 6i55.
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eTERN-on April 7. 1915. CORNELIUS, son
Sses 81 years. saa he and fSnds 81 th
family also employees Of the Mitchell &
Pearson Morocco Works, are invited TO at
tend the funeral services, Tuesday. at
. p. M, at his late residence, 263l Gerrltt
st. (26th and Reed. Interment at Fern
wood Cemetery.
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4, lNfg. TTIIARETH,

sMITH.-on April T. 1916. ELIZABETH
widow of Frank Smith tnee Backed. aged
80 years Relatives and friends, also mem
bers Sacred Heart League and Altar So.
ciety. are invited to attend the funeral. on
Tuesday. at T:3O a. M. from her late resi-.
dence, 1902 n. 9th st. Requiem Mass at
st. Peters Church. at o a. m. Interment
at st. Peters Cemetery. Please omit
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on April % D. 1919. B5ENjISiiN i HifiE5.RsRfSSd
SYLVESTER, In bis list year. Due notice
Of the funeral will be given.
TATE--On April s, 1916. PATRICK, husband
Of the late Sarah Tate. Relatives and
friends, also Division No. 8, A. o, H st.
MichaePs Young Mems Society, Philade phia
Funeral Directors Association and all other
societies Of which he a member are
invited to attend funeral. Wednesday, at 8 80
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Girl, wanted: must be good at figures and
good typist; one living in northeast preferred.
q 147. Ledger Central
Girl white. exp'd upstairs work; German pre-
ferred; small family: ref. required. 1901
n. 18th st.
GIRL white, wanted Prot as mother 3
helper; must be good sewer, 20, Led. on.
GOVERNESs-Two little girls In Bryn Nfawr;
entire charge: Catholic preferred; experience
and reference required. II 2i2. Led. Cent.
HOSIERY-Experlen kntters and toppers.
loopers; steady work; also learners. paid
while learning. 1870 N. Lawrence.
HOUSEWORK (ganeraD. Cooli-Girl or woman,
white Protestant family OF 3; experienced;
reference required; good wages good home
at sea shore. Address L. D. Box 2O1, Cape
May. n. j.
USEWORK-Wanted Girl. general house
work: experienced, Call between IL a. m.
and D, m, 521 ". 18th st.
LATJNDRESs to take family washing home,
to wash and iron; hTst-class work and ref
erence required OyeTbrook 5sl6
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BTINSON.-April q. ELLEN sTINsoN. widow
OF John Stinson. Relatives and friends OF
the family invited to attend funeral serv-
Ices. on Tuesday. at p. M, at 160 Green
Lane. Aanayunk Interment Westminster
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April o, 1916. WILLIAM j., hus-
band OF Dele Smith, aged 80 years, Rela-
siyes and friends also the loska Tribe, No
$40. Imp. o. r. NJ. and Germantown Court
No. 90, +. OF A.. invited to attend the
funeral Thursday, at y. m, from his
azlaaannfsidence. 1892 HaEFert st. Interment
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daughtcr OF Daniel and Bridget Slane. Rela-
iyes and frsnds are invited to attend & the
her late residence. 1854 n. Sd st. Solemn
10 9. m. precisely. Interment at Holy Cross
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Ocean Grove, N. j., on
April 8. 1916, SARAH. widow Of Charles
Stratton. Of Philadelphia, In her, I3d year;
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services, on Wednesday. at 10
a. m, at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Frankford.
Iniermant at Cedar HIll
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sTEINNIETZ.-On April s. 1915. GrsORGE
W. husband Of Mary p: stelnmetz. aged ~
Garden Lodge. No. 90. l. o. o. F.. are in in,
vited to attend funeral seryicesi wednc.sday.
at p. m. at his late residence, Glover
Hill Upper Darby, Del Co, Pa. Interment
nrlYnte. at Arlington CemeterV.
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sTORY.-on April s. 1915 MARGARET
STORY. Relatives and friends are invited
1870 Shestn5ut az Intsrment pFivate 'u'U'''s'
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sTOCK.--On April 0, 1915 MARY, widow Of
Frank Stock. aged II years. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend the funeral. on
Tuesday al $50 n. M, from her sOn-in-
laws residence. Joseph N. Mottola, 1890
South SD ST. High Requiem Mass at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 10 a.
LIZ. LII.
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FIDELITY FIREPRoOF WAREHOUSES
1sll-1sl9 MARKET ST.
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PIANO--Beautiful tune, mahogany Kurtzman
upright grand. dirt cheap. 2540 N. Garnet
St O9th and Huntington Hts)
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HELP WANTED-FEMAL
Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
classification WIN be Pound ON Page
CoMBTNG ROOM HELP Apply Carl Grub
nan K Sons "a and Erie,
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RICHARpsON.-on AnrIl .. 1915. RIcHAARI

j.. husband of Anna Richardson. aged II
years. Relatives and friends, also Camden
Isodge, No 2o3. y. T.. o. p; survivors
teers; Post No r. q. a. H.. 9Th and 18Th
Ward Republican Association, are invited
y. m. from his late residence, 1904 Park
Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday. after
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EPRINGER.-On April 8, 1919. EMMA, wite
OF Julius Springer, aged 81 years. Relatives
and friends. also member Of Catholic Wom-
ems BENEVOLENT Legion, Anna llorstmann
Council; No, "a. Rosary Society Of 81. Lud-
wigs Church are lnyited to attend funeral
residence, 1i00 North Corlies St; tnsar Both
and Master sts.). High Mass In st. Lud-
wigs Church, at a. m. lnterment at Holy
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sPESCER; ON April 2; 1919, ESTHER ANN,
tives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services, on Tuesday, at 80 D. m,
at her late residence, Jl7B Parkside ave-
informant private. at WOodlands Cemetery.
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: at CheNen Hills Cemetery, Remains may he
viewed on Wednesday at p. m
sMITH.-Oi April 3. 1910. THOMAS W.
SMITH, aged G2 years: Relatives and friends
are invited To attend the funeral services, on
Tuesday. at p. m, at the residence Of
his son. /. Aulford Smith. 63i North Tth
St. Camden. n. ]. Intcrment strictly prl-
vate. Friends may call Monday, from
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kILES.-Suddenly, on, April ;. 1915, WILL.
LAM j. SkIlIES. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral services, on
Monday, at 2 p. m.; at the residence OF his
sister Mrs. Samuel Troupe, 6325 Gray's ave.
Interment prlvnte. at Mt. Morlah Cemetery.
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sCHWEIZER.-on April o. 1915. wtLHEf-
NINA, widow of Frederick end dauEhter OF
Margaret and late Frederick SChwezer aged
30 years. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend funeral, on Thursday. at p; NJ
Vernon Cemetery Remains may be viewed
on WednesdaV. from 10 o d. m.
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pI.AM0N.-At Mt. Holly. N. j.. on April o.,
1919, e. EMMA nm j.: wife Of William =: Slamon,
invited to attend the funeral. from her late
rrs,sidence, ~ Main St, Mt, Holly; n, J. on
Thurgday. at $3.50 n. m. High Mass Of Re
quem at Sacred Heart Church. at 80 a. m,
lnterment at ST. Alnry's Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10

RADKE.--4on April s. 1919 MICHAEL, hus-
band q Eya Radke aged AZ Ssars ags Rfla-
10. 81, TO. Q. +; and MaeanoRee Stamm.
No. B3, u. o. r. Nj John +. Matthew
Yearly Beneficial Association. are invited to
attend funeral, "wednesday, at p. m, from
bis late residence, 23Nh Orthodox St, trank-
ford. at p. M. at German Lutheran Church.
Frankford tntcrment at Oakland Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed Tuesday, from
to 10 p.