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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27
Deaths REPORTED

AsAY, LYDIA ANN, sykesville. n. J.
BEEiR, BEEEilfHH8 RS8FhATN FHANsAt, :, y i5isOs Brown st.
bGtTTfEEsRkf,h hEliiLS EMiLY. 10 ), yrs. yrs
SSYS$SSg gSGH,, aAsIsS' kkFAEgEIAsT. ~,
CifAsbY' fRE1ERicK" IL. "'"'''"s''"' ~"
SSRRHiAS SRHisAsS4, IS2sGfH Ssa2& 4 4
SSkR33SsjSMhl SSkR33SsjSMhl1, 4 ~ NLAA AArSRy.
DAILY EDMAED a., i7is S. 22d. st.
BEASII BEASIIs sAESH ANtA M sSSoi Nf BaTiSs HiS.y St. "
PoEDyANS PBo5EEGDStAsSl ghisasAS gfhiiaAS J.
pJSIEy~Yt PpJSIEyE~Yt EpM&ARD. 81. PsnnssrOvs. N. J.
EL;MNbsERYii EpYiH, I. .rrankford.
E9hAs,N. MAhuARET J.
9uTEKUNsT,, MARY A.. 81 yrs.
HARsIs,- 6e9hGE A.. Si yrs.
HEYMAN, EMU, SO yrs.
HHtEkksT. HEksT.. HHRSbR HHERSbRri k 81 yrs
I, l5,oI,ss,ElNSACK, ELilABETH NJ, e1 yrs.
JoLIsf. S LEY" Il M1GhNEhL.. HiisIh. - -'0i Ella st.
kELso, Mrs. DAVID.
KELLY. pr. y. LoXLEY.
KEBSXN' {Sj% S%k6i;INE. 2OlO W. oakdalo ST.
ksSi. kASh, 1AShHysi ASaE sitTr6yE r yS' nANsErL.
huDLoM ALFRED. "a yrs.
MCMAHON. CHARLES, ., iTii :. Rnsgold ct.
MCFARLAND, LAURA c., IS yrs
MAGUikEh, EhPReS PRASdfs Is j is iis. is 1911 10th st.
MEYERS; EVA n, 2241 s. Hicks st.
MMpIItElHtEadLdL, Mpt taddL, NORMAN RfAM! r.
MOTT. THOMAS n, W.
MoXLEY, ELIZABETH q.
MURPHY, JOSEPH T.. 20. 1547 N. lith ct.
| MYERS, WILLIAM.
INCOMES, SARAH V,
OBRtEN, JAMES r.
9tT,rEiRs;SS!NSt.r retahFkis1TiiNSHI.' 60 yrs.
| POST, WILLIAM, S3 yrs.
| RAMSEY, ELLEN D.. 07 yrs.
| sCHMALZRiDT, ANNA BARBARA. So yrs
| SCHMITr CATHERINE.
| SCOTT MARIE,
| SCOTT, ROBERT.
| SEOUL MARGARET.
| sETLEY Captain ABRAM. II yrs. i716 n. 52d
| SMITH, MATTHEW.
| SMITH, SARAH BELL.
| SPRoULE, MARGARET j., s. f. cor. 65th anC
sTGGE9' S9s &&IxSRoN, 50 yrs.
sTR1 BMuLLTR, MARY. 81 yrs.
| suLLlXAN, MARY f.. Ss yrs.
| TURNER. MICHAEL. Il yrs.
| NARNEY, BRlDGET G.
WALKER, HERBERT. 81 yrs.
wisT, ELLEN. 16 yrs.
| WOODS, WILLIAM,
| wOoDHoUSE ADA.
YEAGLE, sARAH B., rs yrs.
| ZELL. ANDREW j.. S3 yrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

:. .HoRENsAcK Sept, as. ipis ELIzABETIi
s..d dHSSsENAK IS..S SSs9f"'s: 3
ssas5a .'Sssi fs SAINT ss'eSs css eSspsr
Hs,Soro' "a. Remains may NAY Be viewed Thurs.
MARTIN. Sept. 20. JOSEPH s. MARTIN
invited 20 attend funeral on Fri. Sept. 20
Eyy,T: ssss. s Eya ava .SJ . q ossp.r As
qdse "a So H. sgps snd RSuselers o. sbsS sss
eTds of G' Bsisshs% % MSNni nyied e Re fens
Mosisb c.I @ f2si nav 3 iess h sswed ss Tsuss
MA MsS,, NogSsso~q ss qsE NsE' So
SEEY, widow 81 william W; Rsmss.y sEsd ES.rs IS
Powsn y. Fii!s.ass NintYS Month sslS inst;
p M Int. private at Valley Friends buryine
ANNA ...S gAg. ss
Relatives. and friends invited % funeral.
Gssp RapG sdIS sGSofS ave- HCss
D. sss7t sas $sa.$., %fEs q gts i.4 e ys ss
ssrah J. Dash, Relatives, and friengdso inyitsd
aS Sa, fg2era p; s'rSs''M M 'MdraS Gem Cen M is2O Chest
o, sEE,ELEEgbseP Cart ABRskM Hs:osnss ns
fSlsndS' employees of United, States Mint ,of
10 'RS TspsTs .SySSrs ssscs 9. GS s'fl q"
IIle \. S?d St, W: Phils, also services at
'sPRoULE Sept. % 20. u tiXRGASEf j.. widow
The jane GLASS. ana Rss ana GS snd.
to In' sS and 'f5ySsn pssn. sS s2s INF H.
issa5S s,gI s..s M4Ey y nS;s: @
May Ra:P fs .SK nSd 1SisSTa sSd. Si
si'edR Rama sS nsTS In. % IsuTis Tisv.a a. is,9 22d
Int Eden Gem may " '''"'' "'O'' " " Ut
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Deaths

sEScEERT-s e. EASNAa s-I L. rssSsas SsSss,
ssGce sRSES ''SSss fs T. IAqgs SCd Sa%Sr:
, st sOss pyGy2 81, loI, goR-
sssd Years %oSips. iaI, ETiySte' West
akRFT; Nc OF qf PsS!leR bTsnnsSn selstiy:s
'r.'PSs a. ss5i Melon s WEE, pSs Gshs
solemn hish mass q o, requiem % s.. Asath"''
as wAT5ER S:T5. ,5y,IG L nYPSfis 'S u.s.
%srb 'wsSSs wsSysr SriN t5o H. 5S 81 INT INT pr pTvsis
s.Ss :; .ssSs TssDrSE sys. w GSs sSs
rie9sS s YSseS Of which se w"s msms
GysfS sSssy to ave. tan'ES 'SFFSi SF1ss fhs,
funeral Rsmsihso may ,v b vyifsYYsd Fri .soy, sy, =,
Theresa Ass e SP sRd the late John = pey fgnersi
higria is i $S sO st. Solemn iron TeaaS mass 81
mond's Church 10 a m Int. Holy Cross Gem.
fs.,,.s FAsAT SHo I.oS. gdgv Ss,sS e
nrfsS,a% 10 fSnsral sS services on thurs at D m Al
asai 9syj2S s. Int oIsss o5IEss D. husband of
sGssda Rs Cams nee NS E'ofS 81 and IND
vIteG IteG' TO- funeral Sat. $50 a. M. l5Si y,
SSwsleder ,tcn st. Solemn rgqgiem ni New mass st,
ENzs.g, 90 FFSINA. ys ,.S wlgGSS q gS,.llsH ;.s'
FRI p PrEs a" o%t o%ers freSds Ss
lug G3lRAYELII sept; 90 A,N,g3ELBIciA,, wife Of
rsnGs pSna cfGs Fo
esters OF America; Stella ,d'Itslia NJ $. So
isiS $; Sth st, Solemn high mass. our Lady
John AsH!. ssSd 4. k.iaSss. sa$ tss1Ss Il
vited to funeral services. Thurs. 2. m r!
SON In laws residence, Frank Huber. Mill
road Flourtown. Montgomery Co.. Pa. Int.
HfisLs.--sept. "a, HERBERT. husband Of
Invited 20 the funeral services, Thurs. D. M.
oliver ~. Bair Bids, 1890 Chestnut st. Int.
"HIRST'H@sept' 25. AMANDA X. widow of
Francis j. Hirst. Relatives and friends in
vlted to funeral, Thurs, 1890 a. M, from
daughters residence. Mrs; Kathryn Lucken-
vate.
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Theatrical Raedeker

BRoAD-"A LADY'S NAME" with Marie
S T0%aa StbdT noys' 81 n faf f1%sdI cf six SE
PSSsd S!:S 'Sls S.s.iSfR isfRa'r'SG Sa
preten,ous TeutSns % sesqstsS ses1SIed comedian In
GARRIoK-"THE H0UsE. OF GLASS" with
Mary Ryan. An Ibsen-like plot told nieio-
sSS ItoTSFSGE SRGEso& r. asx SR MSTGIn %GS
%nd aTs3ss aS4s. PoTsay sSow Win Snd Kte D9ns
2.ndahins M,iIsm fDEs,.o with Enss.
Tssii,v east ,mSdsrn St morality play" with more
Saa ssGH c than sOpsr6S erased
AT POPULAR PRICES
KNICKERBoCKER-"PE o, MY HEART"
at popns pfees OF frS S.yp SS1.
sgST.eos, aeea go s,ssOhs 80 =, - 80.
very well produced and neatly acted. O''' 'u'
cfHssTFAuT sFA or STREET A2REEA T,Y
WsthaIl Mae Msrsh. Lillian Gish and 9TH
sss; sere. Last week of the run at popular prices
NEW FEATURE FILMS
sTANLEY-"AsHEs OF EMBERs," with Paul
ine . FTsSderieE, tSs, All week The star has dual
Birds, and THE Spanish Pyrenees'' also on
ARcADIA-"THE JUNGLE CHILD" with
ihHSSsr;T65snS,s hSr 6s 9 1gSt s half Of The week pI-
a Fine Arts-Triangle latter half Of week.
REGENT-"THE GILDED CAGE" with Alice
Reef rhE hsdSSFa WHEEL 81 P rE Tst a f w9s tes
Emily tS Stevens Metro feature latter half
PALACE--s"TIiE BIG SISTER," with Mse Muir.
ss Week. H pFTGHTSe nrFt Rs, q
with Dustin Farnum. Pallas. latter half
vIcToRIA-"THE DARK SILENCE" with
rs half of The %se T 9Tla wEp RhESt9peg az
+ THE Law" with Emily Stevens. a Metro.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITHs-"The Garden Of the World" with
mea and fns Rosa Pono TRe
Emmett Weleh, Al Gerard and Sylvia Clark;
Albert. Jack and kitty Demsco; Ernette Aso-
rio and company and the selig- Tribune news
GLoBE.''sons of Abraham; the Great Lam
bert t. and ,,IIs company; BE berries and Hart in
Billy Kintsidi Bixiey and and Lerneri' @ Lillian
Doherty; Bob Tip and company and the Laf-
wILEifAM PENN-First half st week; Lew
Ny NeissSSr's 5. GSrasn,'; p George Haipss and
Msft. sSn' 10 an" The Hns Patriot" % latter % hair Of
Wsrd ahS sarTy Tsn he Cub is To o9EESs L.
CROSS & KEysT5.t . hal! or, or week. svssnssl
ie Msybelle; The Mysterious WIZ, North
S pd mss HSy sSss MsyRG and and M
aid and Rowland: Nellie Monahan: Schwartz
brothers; wIeners and Burk. and Gordan and
qJsxTD.-Bobby waithour; Inglis ana Readlns
Mutual comedies and 'Psths news pictures.
MINSTRELs
DMoNT sTss s,. Opening Of Efrls Ne
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HAPPILY MARRIED ~ YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Munro Filled
n With Joy on Their Wedding
IN Anniversary

"As the years of my married life increase
likewise does my happiness also increase,
and l am even happier on this day, the
twenty-seventh anniversary Of my wedding
than was today year ago"
These words were uttered today by
Mother Munro" who, with her husband,
Hugh f. Munro. surrounded by their chill
dren and grandchildren, are celebrating the
twenty-seventh anniversary of their we'd
oing-at their home, 1897 North Fifth
street, with a family reunion
Munro conducts a roofing business at
Fifth street and Montgomery avenue. Five
children born to this happy couple are all
partners In the fathers business.
Mother" and her noted husband who is
thesophlst and president OF the Friendship
Liberal League. met in Scotland six years
before they married. Munro, in order TO
better his condition, SO to speak. that he
might marry the girl of his choice. sailed
before the mast, and claims to have visited
virtually every port in the world.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

again discovered McGoldricl lying I'm the
S',.',, p'ace. ' run OF eleemosynary thoughts,
smith summoned the patrol wagon and had
Sne sleeper carted away from his cool bed.
magistrate Wrlgley noticed that McGol.
drick shivered slightly when he was ar.
talgned and he decided to continue the al.
truistc work begun by the cop.
I'm thinking about sending you to a
nice warm place up on the river" the
Judge" told McGodrick.
AS far as I'm concerned. Won can go IN
hotter place" Indignantly replied the un.
grateful McGoldrict. You can 70 TO the
hottest place anybody can think Of"
six month" retorted the Judge. -
pleasantly
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Police Court Chronicles

vvni,e autumn chill had no terrors for
s,,,nS | McGoldrick, a boarder. as he
styaot s,l sr at stable at 3i4s weikei
tered, It's said. 'o''rs are regis
IN. msuoldrick decided on fresh air treat.
ana stretched himself in the middle
s' .ne highway at Belgrade and Ann
go -. fohceman Smith. OF the Belgrade
H. .esrheld , streets station. happened
lie awakened McGoidrick and sfsr,sd sia,
!" Vhe direction OF his boarding house t"
snort time had elapsed when smith
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27
FUNERAL OF FATHER MORAN
Services for Former villanova College
Official Held at ST. Thomas's

Catholic clergy OF high degree attended
the funeral this morning Of the Rev. Jo-
seph A. Moran, o. s. A., former vice presi-
dent Of vlllanova College. The services
were haid at 81. Thomas's Church. villa
nova. Divine office was reclted at $50 and
solemn requiem mass celebrated at 10
o'clock.
Father Moran was born IN Washington
in 1855, and. after working on several news
papers, Joined the faculty OF Jefferson Col
lege. Louisiana. He Joined the Augustnlan
order In 1897, being ordained In 1902. His
services as vice president OF Villanova ex-
tended from 1905 to 1908. He died on Mon
day at the monastery adjoining the college.
lnterment was made In the graveyard Of
the order on the monastery grounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

ST. GEORGE IoYcE.--In faithful remem-
brsnce OF MARY THERESA ST. GEORGE
JOYCE. devoted wife and most loving Of
mothers. who passed to her eternal reward
September a. 1905.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
STENENs,--tn loving rcmcmhrance OF HARRY
ALBERT STEVENS. who died September ~.
1909. UNCLE FANNtNG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27
PASTORS WIFE IN ACCIDENT
Crash on White Horse Pike Shakes Oc'
cupants of Automobile

A limousine in which were Mrs. II. M. G.,
HUFF wife of a former rector of Old st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Third and Brown
streets, and several women friends collided
with touring car in White Horse pike,
near West Berlin, n. j., last night. The
occupants of the car were badly shaken.
At the home of Mrs. Hun in overbroolS
It was said no one had been hurt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27
LOST AND FOUND

AUToMoRILE-Rswsrd s2s; stolen Ford touring
license No. e5oi2 Notify Maryland Motor
Car insurance Co.. A p. pevereux. manager,
S2l Walnut st.
DoG--Lost. Scotch collie. thor b'd. with a round
leather collar locked, from w. Chester pike,
kirklyni lib rew'd. Phi. Wyatt. Ilanerch 3oI.
GOLD PIN-Iost. gold pin, mounted with two
sprays OF red coral, either In Germantown or
downtown, Saturday. Return to b501 Wayne
ave-, Apt d 4.
PoCKETBooK-I.ost. on Sunday. small black
pocketbook cong about 80. Rev. 24T :. Sd st.
PURSb-Lost, by poor girl small purse. con-
tanning t10, on Baltimore ave. between 46th
and oBth SITS: finder suitably rewarded. $3.50
Baltimore ave.
R1NG--I,ost. diamond and pearl ring between
1888 Spruce and 1908 Rlttenhouse St; liberal
reward IL returned TO 1908 Rittenhouse.
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PERSONALS

NOTICE Is hereby given that on Oct. 4 and the
household goods, chattes. containing piano.
etc. belonging 20 the following persons will be
sold az public AUCTION on p.r;sm,lsss where stored
nachman, Geo. =. c. Styles, F. c. Harklns.
william II: Mccoy, Blaine stanton. Walter
Machold. Mrs. l.. Blser. Mira sallie Larkey,
Mrs, Anna Redcay, Mrs. L. Yates and Nc
ttllian Red Lion Storage Co., Goth
MRS. JAMES e. SIIREvE, maiden name Katie
c. Kohberger adoption Berry,, wishes infor-
ily John kohberger, ST.. John: ,Jr:. and Mrs
1908 w. Madison st. Louisville KY.
INFORMATION wanted of f. E. HOLMAN, an
architect who, in 1910. had an office at 1920
Address B so, Ledger Ofice.
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BookK EIsPth lilaals sesa maa.. 50 % &,
learH old. fcl HIladY poIIII1n. NTH n,u1.I1 Z.
sslslf 10 slEhs pafi, mlzt have seo1 f<f<<.
entef rtpll fully. 4I4IIu4 ABILITY. - .<I|-IIo.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER. capable. with knowledge
stenography. in wholesale jobbing house.
524, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

sTofF SALESMAN Wanted, capable of s4rnI1r
sloo " $500 weekly, Al plepo.!ton, I4H
sTocKhEEfER esp,sa ~ ~holsa4'- eietn{>
sAIEsAfEN ~pnted' attfaetixe prcDosIiion 40
unlssd 9.s lmHf3,em5et fenpeay CT
Cherry sts:. nintn moor, MI e.
TEACHER 70 e ~ prefer &. s,. i, I. st;oe.s.i 1e<
school book rtDitznert ~e<ki< tfirzt @<4W 1I<
fsss, ,ssa 'sesa-4s.s -4.s sssa s.s az. f'q;s Ss~
snd -'ie.7, ~ers q iip- ;.sl..f o1|1'
uATcHNA n. Z. f.ee<.<aet ,4..a n q, .> 4|@.|
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HELP wANTEp-MALs

% ~ arssnE man is e 20 yaers eId
noefaphy and ypewrltinE Preferred Eood
with full particulars ae 70 ability, experieioa.
rslsrenees and salary expected b 10, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

LABoRERs for outside work 50. "a per day OF
LABoREHS, 80. wanted. cruse-Kemper Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27
IRON WORKERS.

IRON WORKERS
We want 200 strong men between % and an
years OF age, not updsr feet inches. l60
start; ,pieoeworkers earn much more; steady
work indoors. best of conditions; no trouble.
reai JOBS Tor men wanting to locate perns-
nentlyi state age. nationality and experience
Address A. w. Postofnoe Box S4s4. station O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

GIRLS In lace curtain finishing room Apply
John Bromley Son. Lehigh ave. and Front.
GIRLS over 16 years wanted for light work:
no experience necessary; SIS week paid while
learning Apply 219 N. 82d st.
GIRLS. experienced and learners, on calendar
and Callowhil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

Rlsuners require the services AZ stock boru1
larEe boys preferred. Apply before 10 :. "a. 1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouice. fourth door. IA
Market street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

HOSIERY PAIRERS and folders Apply aeger
HousEWoRK. general, good cock, for clergy
mans family moving 10 New York suburbs;
English. Irish or Scotch preferred; good refer
ence reauiredi 81, Phone Ardmore 541 ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

BOOKKEEPER and stenogra pher. insurance Of
flee; references required. b 20 Ledger Once
CHAMBERMAID. white; in family. EOS N
34th st.
CHAMBERwoRK and waiting-white Protes-
tant, experienced reference required. Phone
Overbrook 2130.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

CHILDNURsE, experieneed, Swiss preferred,
Tor one child. Phone 1755 ]. Chestnut Hill.
I'LL st. Martins lane.
cHILDNURSE and cook wanted, 2 Protestants,
must have best references. Phi. Ardmore 4sI.
GIRL, general housework, for young couple
small house In West Philadelphia good refer
ences required III 928 Ledger Ofnce.
family Of 8. Phone I765 j. Chestnut HILL
T7l1 ST. Martins lane.
GIRL for minor duty in office: good opportunity,
Apply by letter. Adams Westlake. 22lb
w. Ontario.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES white girl; no wash
toWn Is WAGES Ss s9od SS9f m pS FSantS FfnmS 'enkn-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

TELEPHONE oPERAroRs--The Bell rel.phons
company oners positions as operators 10 in-
tellsent Young women between is and 22
years olqi salary 10 week while learning
with rapid adyaneement; a steady position as
hured, with pleasant surroundings ad unuslal
opportunity 81 promotion Apply la person 10
the Bel Telephone Companys operatorss
school, 4Oe Market ST.. daily between $40
a. m. and p, m. Monday. Tuesday and Rri-
day evenings between 1880 and $50 O'clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. local and ions dis-
1snee sFpsrisSnseed, Apply Ksggtons Telephone
WAITRESS, white. capable. trustworthy; Ysed
70 care OF nns china private family In Phila
WAITRESS ssss sw!IETEN aRSEEN csSqAPErENT
WOMAN wanted. reliable, white. for seasrsl
housework on farm; or will take man and
wife, Write for particulars 10 Mre W ~
Ihompson' ~ n. Dorset ave-. Atlantic city.
YOUNG LADY wanted TO learn general ofdce
work. large grocery business center of citr:
salary 20 start moderate. with chance for sd
ysneementi state axe. Address p. o. Box
TEACHERS wanted for grades. hish ana pfiys Il
HssnsS' Honoos' Rosipoes Ealtlns NstensI IssS6seIs
Gsnsrai
TEACHERS wanted for grades, high ana prIv.t
schools. positions waiting National fe@fis.o
AEency ID. III. Cook. Mar. 827 Perry Iolidine
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MACHINIsTs, floor and wise hands; those ac-
customed 10 machine tool work preferred: best
of wages; steady employment p $685. Led. on
Man AfS, AND WIFE. eol9red general utility ref
Morgan Willow Grove and stenton ayes..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

Observation-Disclosures white woman Tor gem
erai housework and plain cooking; family 2
aaauItsi CaH evenings. to o'clock. DIT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

BQY-Errand boy. strong. for hardware business
ysncsmsnt. Address In own handwriting, Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

H9DsBwoRK-Glrl for housswork; no cooking;
~ per week: good reference Sunday work.
Day Nursery, 71e Jackson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

MAN AND WIFE wanted 10 do all the work in
family e. good reference 'reouired npivv
Tuesday and Wednesday. 0 TO 10 a. m. So
South 10th st. = - -
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BOY wanted IN office large ma nufacturfnr COM
pprasn{ 70 rgn errands and make himself zen
Tor live; ambitious boy; must be f6 years OF
sssn,a,ppeelItiI pelIiIe and TIlins address in your own
Slappi,95aed %ap,sae shnee ieaylns school and Vases
BOY. ACTIVE, AMBITIOUS. ron orrfe,E
S,yqRhk SM,y2qRhk NTH c,9}RppQRA ATOM usT, KE
GOOD oPPoRTuNI1Y FOR ADVANCf-
MENTa. CALL LEDGER OFFICE, 9Th AND
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

MAID. who understands nursing, or willing to
etc best refsrences needed. Address Mrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

Word comes from Paris that Sarah Bern
hardt for the last few months has been
engaged in posing for a mammoth patriotic
flm. British and French military authori-
ties gave her permission TO visit different
nghting lines She was even filmed in some
OF the bombarded French cities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

BOY. over 1e years. for general office work. fac
tory in West Phla.t must be neat infeiiieenf
and write leEible hand. Apply Overbrook Car
pet Co., 56th and Lancaster ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

CfhAauEFEuR, white man. to take care OF
n,sster ana grounds; must be willing and neat:
ffn4kse ffnkie man preferred; give references. q S4s.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-29
Team z.
Sporting Notes.

j. G. Loomis Of Chicago, whom How
ard Drew defeated in New York In a
special 70-yards race Wednesday, wants
revenge, and another race between
them and with two other entrants has
been arranged for Feb. s.
Firmin Cassignol, the French bill
HARDEST who came recently to this
country and has played very spectac-
ular billiards, wants to play Willie
Hoppe at balkline and has challenged
him. Experts agree that Cassignol is
the only player in the world who has
a chance with Hoppe.
The more Stecher of Nebraska shows
himself on the mat in the wrestling
game the more convinced fasteners
are becoming that Frank Gotch has
something ahead of him if he intends
to come out of his retirement to de-
fend his title of champion. Stecher
appeared Thursday night against Mort
Henderson. the Masked Marvel
who has been clever enough for most
of the wrestlers in the big internation-
| al tournament. Henderson lasted n1ne
minutes and so seconds in their first
bout and only five minutes and 81 sec
onds in the second. The scissors hold
got him as it does all Stecher goes
against.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-29
NORTE FIELD. MASS.
Interesting Session of Grange.

Mortified Grange held a very interest
ing session Tuesday evening. Charles NJ
Gardner of Westtield, high priest of Deme-
ter, was present and installed the officers
for the coming year. About 70 were pres
ent, including a few guests from Gill. The
business session was called to order by the
master, l.. r. Alexander Mr. Gardner
then installed the officers, assisted by Mrs.
G. y. kidder, Mrs H NJ Bristol and Miss
Carrie Scoville Mrs. G. l. Holton presided
at the piano and Miss Gertrude Holton
sang.
The officers installed were Master. Mrs.
Maria c. Keet; Overseer, Clifford Field +:
lecturer, Mrs. Myrtle Clapp; steward, Will
ham Lara; assistant steward, Amos Field
chaplain, Mrs. Belle 9. Mason: treasurer,
Mrs Nancy Priest; secretary, Mrs. Marga-
ret Harness; gate-keeper Clifford Bolton
Ceres, Miss Hazel Field; Pomona. Miss
Lillian Nordstadt; Flora, Mrs Mertie
Newton; lady assistant steward, Miss Elyie
Field; member of executive committee for
three years, w A. Priest
Following the installation Mr. Gardner
gave strong talk for wider Grange work
banquet was served under the direction
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Montague and Mrs
Samuel Smith
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-29
Was He a Good Second?

literary club was recently organ
lied by women in suburban town.
For awhile everything went along
beautifully.
One evening, while the Browns were
having dinner, Mr.. Brown asked:
We'll, Inez, did you have pleas
ant meeting at your club this after
noon?'
90, yes, DEAR replied Mrs. Brown
with great enthusiasm. cit was really
a splendid meeting. About the best we
have had, l think"
''Indeed,'' said the husband, who
was not firm believer in women :
clubs, ''what was the topic under dis
cussion today?"
Mrs. Brown couldn t seem to remem
Der at first. Finally, however, she ex
claimed triumphantly:
80, yes, l remember! We discussed
that brazen-looking woman with RED
hair that IS just moved in across thu
street, and Shakspere. New Yorl
Times.