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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-18

CHANiEERNIAID- WAITRESS -- Young Irish gfl
rraf. Fiiirg worker. S3O-s35 g.. Mis- Hofmdy
e1's Agency. % E4a., isd 81. third ioor Telcphol'
$3.50 Murray Nill
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
.LEIPERVILLE next ON
The CRESROOK SCREDULE

Chesrook has taken tho Leiperville
gridironers on for next Saturday. but
whether the game will be played at
Front and Union or at Eighteenth and
Van Buren has not yet been deter
mined.
News of the departure Of the Della
ware Regiment for Camp Admission
tomorrow cast a shadow Of gloom
over the Chesrook camp yesterday.
as six Of their best men will 90 with
the troops. The men who viii be
lost to Chesrook will include Frank
and Bill Kerrlgan, Bob Gray. Mart
Kenneally, Pop Smith and Ludwig. As
lt is. Manager Condor has quite a
squad to pick from, including Finlay,
Young, A. Masland, Pancoast and d.
Msslend, all former college stars
Paul Kempski Whitehead. Walsh
Mary Rose, Dick Seeley, Alexander
Mannering and several others. John
son and Dobbs. a guard and quarter
back, are expected out at the regular
practice, which wifi be held tonight
Manager Condor Is also in hopes
OF securing a former Virginia College
star who has recently made his hom,
in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
Interesting FACTS ABOUT
FORMER WORLDS Series

Greatest single worlds series crowd
42 e2O. october 70, 1916, at Braves Field,
Boston. nth game OF Ped sox-Brook-
lynseries.
Greatest single worlds series crowd
in New York, 3s,2si, October "a, 1871,
al Polo Grounds, first game Of Giant
Athletics series
Greatest single worlds series crowd
IN Chicago, 1881, October o. 1910, at
West Side Park, nth game Of Cub
Athletic series.
Greatest worlds series attendance,
252037, Glant-Red-SoX series OF 1872
eight games were played.
Greatest total OF worlds series re-
colpts, s49O, ,S33, Giant-Red Sox series OF
i9i2-olght games.
Greatest amount Of receipts taken IN
at one game, SS3S73, October ~, 1916,
NTH game Of Red Sox-Brooklyn series
Greatest individual share going 70
winning players, Si,022, received by
each OF the twenty-five Red Sox play
ers eligible IN 1912 series.
Greatest individual share going e
losing players, S2.7i5.40. received by
each OF the twcnty-four losing Brook
lyn players eligible In 1916 series.
Smallest single worlds series crowC
-62i0. October "a, 1908, at Detroit
NTH game OF Detrolt-Club series
Smallest single worlds series crow
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
INDUSTRIAL BOWLING
LEAGUE SIZZLERS

Everything O. X. for the grand
splash on the Crescent Alleys and Dad
Green's Alleys tomorrow night. Rootors
will be out in full force The brass band
led by Squire Gears will feature the
Lobdell game.
Harlan and Hollingsworth and Viii
mington Steel will be much faster than
Artillery Fuse and DUPONT of last sea-
son. So. Captain Unison. look out
The champion Bancroft team Of 1917
will try TO muss them up, as usual
Adds, of Wilmington Steel, has
something up his sleeve, but he won't
tell S4uires.
Poor Jerry is on the slide. Not IN
his bowling, but on that matrimonial
slide, which catches us an, If we go too
far
Hansons stop ball, the one that drops
stops, will be seen with Manager Squirel
as before.
Clark will be back to hold down that
anchor position for Malloable.
Dugan win get revenge on his Oh
team mates. He is under Mr. Adds.
Bamberger with that sleepy hall anC
harmonious hook. who topped thl
/ league In high three games last year
viii endoavor 20 smash all previous
| records this year.
This season will be a primer.
Keep your eye on President Grove
and watch him hit them in the nose
NJ, Web, Of the II. and H. team. ho
great hope IN Hamilton. Wratlen AM
! Kempskl He figures one of the tri
will bring home the bacon In that I'm
divldual trophy.
The only face we viii miss will b
that Of Blondy Bonsell and mat q
] Q. z. Ball.
Laros and the drop ball which h
has mastered will again give a goo
account Of himself.
More power TO ye.
Keep your lamps on that trio
! Erismens please, Carson, Bamberger an
\ Jamlson. They are a very danger0t
company.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
Delaware SQUAD
IN FIRST SCRIMNAGE
Some of New Material of
Blue and Gold Make
Good Showing
MUST DEVELOP
BACKFIELD MEN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Oct. 3.-Coach Baum
qartner put ihe Delaware College foot
ball squad through the lrst scrim-
mage OF the season yesterday after
noon. TWO teams selected to make
them as even as possible scrimmaged
for 35 mlntues which gave the coach
a better opportunity to Judge Of the
ability Of the men than all the prac-
tlce they have had so far. No effort
was made to pick a varsity team yes
terday. Another scrlmmage will take
place this afternoon and tomorrow and
Friday the squad VIII have light prae-
tice preparatory to the opening game
Of the season on Saturday at College
Park with Maryland State.
Some Of the new material looked es-
peclally good IN the scrlmmagc yester-
day. At the present time with two men
who showed form yesterday Coach
Baumcariner has a good line. Stew
art. Carter, LaurltsCn, Captain Wilson
and Clancy OF last years linemon are
all back and viii no doubt get thelI
old positions J.. PLAN Of last years
varsity at end, and Vita, a former
Philadelphia High school player al
tackle demonstrated that they have
/ tho stuff" for those positions In the
/ scrimmage. yesterday.
! 70 IS the backneld that Is botherint
! Coach Baumgartner tho most, as Loos0
is the only 1916 man back Severa
OF the new men showed up good II
the backncld yesterday. Marston o
last years scrubs was used at quar-
ter on one OF tho teams and Tonkin
last year with Wilmington High, play
ed quarter on the other eleven. Mix
PLAN. Of last years scrubs, played
sensational game in the backneld an
run the length OF the field for a touch
idown. NlcCaughan Is another forme
4 Wilmington High boy who attracte
attention by his good work at ful
back. Alexander, Roach, Aker an
Mackle all did good work.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

in New York, 1853, October i3, 1905
at Polo rounds, fourth game Of 1906
Giant-Athlctic series.
Smallest worlds series attendance
GO .232. Chicago Cub-Detroit series OF
i9Os-fve games were played.
Smallest total Of worlds series re-
celpts. 6s.I35, Giant-Athletic series OF
l9O5-nve games were played.
Smallest individual winning players
share. ei.i42. divided by Giant player:
in worlds series OF 1905.
Smallest Individual losing players
share. s639. 30 divided by Chicago Ma
tlonal players in Cub-White Sox serie'
] Of 1906.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

an members Of the association in this
state send the government a record Of
their flying pigeons. the date OF their
hatch and whether the government
could purchase them or acquire them.
It is understood that local members
Of the homing club have a number OF
birds which they are willing to allow
the government to use in their sigma
corps service.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
BICHLETS hope TO SHOW
Central HOW TO WIN

Coach Fields drove the Hlghlets
through a hard drill yesterday after
noon In preparation for The first big
game Of the season Saturday afternoon
with Central High, Of Philadelphia. Cen
trail has always been regarded as VIII
mington's hardest opponent and mas
never been defeated. but this year the
Cherry and White defenders expect 70
spring a surprise on the big Quakers.
Bounds work al guard against his
bigger and heavier opponent, Fem
burg. was especially worthy OF mem
fion and the latter will have to lo0h
ia his laurels from now on.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN WILMINGTON.
BASEBALL PENNANT
WINNERS FOR 1917

American League-Chicago.
NaticIal League-New York.
American Association - India
napolls.
International League Toronto.
Pacific Coast LCague-.Closes
October 2S.
Southern League Atlanta.
Western League-Frst half.
Des Moines; second half, Hutchin-
son.
Eastern League - New Haven.
Western Observation-Disclosures.
Central League-Grand Rapids.
Texas League-Dallas.
New York State League-Wilkes-
Barre.
Three-Eye League-peOrla.
South Atlantic League-COlumbia.
Blue Ridge League-Hagerstown.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

A meeting of league officials and team
captains shall be held on the FIRST Mon
day OF each month 20 SO over REQ
ords, etc.
Each team shall be composed OF 1--WE
men.
Every bowler must be an cmpioyc OF
the company which his team repre-
scnls. Each manager is responsible
for his team and any team playing an
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
If YOU WOULD SHOOT. co
TO BELLEVUE TOMORROW

The second mid-week shoot OF the
Wilmington 1tapshooting Association
will he STAGED tomorrow afternoon
over the traps at Bellevue. The inter
est shown last week was greater than
anticipated and has caused the clsD
officials 90 consider Offering prizes TOT
the mid-week shoots. After the regis
tered tournament season closes about
October IS, the Thursday shoots at the
local club will be featured and an ef-
fort made TO get out the business and
professional men who find 10 inconven-
lent TO leave their business to attend
the Saturday shoots.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

Ineligible man forfeils the game to the
opposing team.
The season shall consist OF two
series OF forty-two games each, the
winners OF each series 90 play nine
games TO decide the championship of
the league.
In the event OF a team being short
one man or more, said team viii be
given a score OF i3O pins per game
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
II. & H. Am NEW cAsTLE.

Harlan & Hollingsworth and New
Castle will meet In the second game Of
their series Of three games at South
Side Park next Saturday. The teams
battled TO a close finish IN their frst
game last week, the ship Builders win
ming out by the score OF to o.
Arrangements have been made by the
management 20 announce the results OF
the worlds series which VIII also open
SATURDAY..
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
BYLAWS AND RULES

for each absent bowler.
An match games are 20 be startled
promptly az o'clock.
Each bowler shall be taxed nfteen
cents per game 90 cover expenses OF
bowling, prizes, etc
10 be. eligible for a prize, bowler
must rou 4a cor moro OF The total
games scheduled.
Prizes Will be offered TO inc Follow
ing
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
WILMINGTON BIRDS MAY
FLf FOR SIGNAL CORPS

Fred z. Martin. OF No. 1925 Madison
street, secretary OF the Diamond State
Homing Pigeon Association, has re-
celved a communication from Major
A. II. Clifton OF the Signal Corps at
Fort Sam Houston. Texas, asking that
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

i-Individual having the highest
average FOR entire season.
2-lndlvidual rolling tho highest
score I'm any one game.
individual rolling the highesh
score In three consecutive games IN
one match.
Ito each Individual on the cham4
pionshlp team.
NOTE-A bowler Is eligible to only
one of the first three prizes.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

Take 10 from me. that New York gang Is THERE
They'll take the Serious easy In troti
They'll make them White Sox batiors fan the air
And then THEY'LL smash EN- an around The lot;
With Kaun an Burns an Zimmerman an Schupp
An an them other wowsers in that bunch
They'll eat that Whhe Sox aggregation up,
There's nothn' 10 n, Brother IT'S lunch
There's other teams that has siolkin pinls,
But say-you gotta hand 10 TO them Gintsl
Take II from me-
The Old Sport Writer, when Interviewed
Replied succncy, IN accents crude,
"Whaddo think2 I think I've got
Another Job that's grind, that's what
Sending the stun the p. d. q.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

And wishing the boOmin' games were uroush'
Who do dope TO win2 say bo,
] haven't a thought that you'd care 10 know
only hope they viii turn the trick
In Just four sesslons-and play EN- duick'
And as for me, the writer Of this stun
I haven't been a fan this year. enough
To make a wise prediction, but know
That in the past I've made or SO
By wagering what shekels / could draw
Against the giant OUTFIT - and McGrew
Iye never cared for John, for his team,
know they have the pep, the zest, the steam
And an the rest-but l shall place my wad
Upon Comiskey and his White Sox squad
pure prejudice OF course, but mono the less
IT'S lust as good as any other guess
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
BASEBALL STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

New York, 5; Philhes, q az
innings).
Phllies, s; New York, (second
game).
Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 2.
American League.
Washington, 9; Boston, 7 40
innmgs).
Boston, 2; Washington, Second
game).
New York. 3 Athletics, 2
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
SECOND SERIES

A. V. Il. Co. vs.. ]. B. a 3. co.
E NJ. Iron Co. VS.. J. b. & s. Co.
n NJ. Iron Co. vs. II. & j.
Vt. & j. VS.. H. & II.
n. a n. vs.. Wilmington Steel
Lobden VS.. =. r. r.
Wilmington Steel VS.. Lobdeh
T. r.. r. vs. wilmington Steel.
ia. V. +. Co. VS.. Wilmington Steel
T.. r. r. VS.. II. g. II.
bobien vs. j. B. q S. Co
A. V. T.. Co. We. II. g. J.
In NJ Iron Co. vs.. A. V. +. Co.
lJ B. a. $. Co. vs.. II. & ].
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
cREscENT nos. 5 AND 8.

n. & j. VS.. Lobdell.
II g. j. vs.. =. r. r.
J. b. a. S. Co. vs. vii. steel
p. r.. r. w A. V. i. Co.
Lobdell vs.. H. NJ. Iron Co.
H. a II. vs.. J. B. g. s. Co
A. V. F. co. vs.. II. & II.
T.. NJ. Iron Co. vs.. II. a n
.Lobdeu vs.. II. & II.
A V. II. Co. vs.. Lohdeu.
E NJ Iron co. VS.. wa. Steel
J. b. & S. Co. VS.. j. r. r.
Wilmington steel vs.. II. & J.
ID. NJ. Iron co. vs.. =. r. Z.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
American League
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National League.

New York at Philadelphia two
gamesl.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

and Harry Hooper against Philadelphia
t- 1eib.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

p. r. r. VS.. Wilmington Steel.
A. V. r. Co. vs.. Wilmington Steel
p. r. r. VS. II. & II.
Lobden US. J B. & s. Co.
A. V. T.. Co. VS.. IA. 4 J.
y Nj Iron Co. VS.. A. v =. Co.
j. b. & s. Co. vs.. II. 6 ].
II. g. }. VS.. Lobdell.
II. & ]. VS.. p. r. r
J. u. g. $. Co. VS.. vii steel
p r. r. VS. A. V. +. Co.
Lobdoll vs.. E. NJ. Iron Co
II. & II. vs.. j. b. 6 s. Co.
A. " u. Co. VS.. II. & II.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

But when asked n SHE had any Views to declare
Replied that she had, Just the sane'
"Oh simply love baseballl' she ioyously saio'
ut must be tremendously thrilling
From all I have heard and from all have read
Of that fearfully sriling;
And know should SHREK when they PICK up ule Da
And the whole length Of the gridron.
and my. how I'd II the horses should fall'
When the captain using his midiron
I know I'd 60 frantic with Joy at the science
serving the ball In the court,
And I've made up my mind 1 shall bet on tc 'lans
I'm crazy, you about sportl
The old-tlme Gotham BleaCherite,
Remarked IN accents hoarsei
"You my dope2 Awl rlsht Awl right
Evening journal., 1917-10-03
EDITED BY DAVE
industrial Bowling League ScheduIe 19l7-l9l8
FIRST SERIES
cREsCENT nos. 8 ANp 4

NNNNNNTE I'~Na " ~" =
10. NJ. Iron Co. VS.. II. & II.
Lobden VS.. II. & II.
"A. V. r. Co. vs.. Lobdell.
h. NJ. Iron co. VS.. Wn. Steel
y. B. & $. Co. VS.. =. r. r.
Wilmington Steel vs. II. a. J.
u. NJ. Iron Co. VS.. =. r. Y.
A. V. r. Co. vs. J. B. g. s. Co.
T.. NJ. Iron Co. VS.. J. b y s. Co.
n NJ. Iron Co. VS. H. g. j.
u. q J. vs. II. g IT,
III. a II. VS.. Wilmington Steel
lobden VS.. p. r.. r.
Wilmington Steel VS.. Iobdeh.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03

American League.
Athletics at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Evening journal., 1917-10-03


Professor Archimedes Smith, AM; p. NJ; A. B,
b. L.; d.. ST. and IL. d. and also Pm. ID.
Responded very readily when asked about the series
I'm very state" nc said. 'n answer to your queries
REGARDING my opinion OF the outcome or tho ending
OF the baseball entertainment which Is cucialy impendng
THAT hold nrm conviction that Choagos great community
Has secured the aggregation with the better opportunity
The gentlemen composing 10 exhibit an ability
For rapd cercbration and astonishing agility
Their muscular reactions show marvellous celerty
And their psychologist stamina is unperurhed by SHOCKS
So venture to proEnosticate without doubt OF verify
That there's simply nothing TO 10 but the Soxl
Miss Glayds suylhen OF Gramercy Square
never attended a
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DEATHS

q funeral .srYsss Wed J.is 3s 3i, Tsoldipi3s sg Ys3
Sfft MoriaS Gem. Friends may view tho remains
SCHMlTT Jan IS EDWIN CQN1EAi2s si}s s2n bsr9 9l
Allegheny Ave BaptlSt Sunday school Invited invited
[@ [r2sid8ec LiPqsGa' d6Js s. cIeme1tl5o st. Int pri
vuto.
sCHoEPpLER. 2. GEORGE, husband
fcAbg Marie saeo'r d u95fa 9ESa svdss Wed an"
rpigis MI III In pSSgo Zen Gem ana turner ss INT
SCHI'UR. jan. $. CHARLES. husband or
inta Mary schurr Duo notice Of funeral given,
from mpii9 a522 Gogmet ign ADAM sEpprd. husband
WrIItivcs and friends Victor Yearly Bcnc. So.
Ssg RSI4 a2c S2 lu"H iat pTRaS pR sds Gem
Nuto service, Friends may call Wed. to 10
~ SHANNON -suldculy. Jan. g. 1917 .THoM-
s NJ hqgbaqd q he la}' ,aary q ,ss Sh99nSS6 9nS
Tribe 40. 73 l. o. II. NJ. aud Theatrical
llauodciai Association, are mytcd e attend the
11f hiS rrHnIdaugRtcr, MIS- samuel Hawthorn,
gn5G ". 18th st. High rouucm mass az Church
Of uhga at 20 gpE2c rR rI'0RgdgB5, 0RasBa nd GeTt ot
Mary -. sharp. Relntiy"a and friends lpVted
10 funeral scgcgs W"da- p nj ifsSSc,S ifSS C.,n Sth
friogiIi4 may 'm4g1,v ye% rdma9s Tges,;. g,
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HE1P wANTED-EEMALE
Continued from Preceding Column

HE'LL w hN
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COOK, arst class; home GTi PFhi +, Tsi;G moIg
cook and chambermad In small family white
preferred. 3ll5 Mdvale ave. OF phoho ger
mantown 2l57.
cooE white Protestant; TGf re- required. y IN Phone
dlRh Mdsh5s f9F 2of5"E s. rgr wes S43 5a Memorial ave
GIRLS OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
starting InGiT YRRGin'nisFy yYRRGi9 niscFSyrninr.
Anply GGriswoid worsted Company DARBY
GIRLS WANTED HANDY with 1SSiaie Sgiy rT5Sa gS9a
L SGhobo & co.. 10Th and oxford.
olBss, B.s,o5 fox @ go1s il a, ME r55aay ssan fsy y Henry
and kRt5STsb 65sb2gs 2g sS2I5 sS2If5eS
Ilyggn% FiSe4 TP3STTii'5t TPS%aTi It. co.. hosiery Ie
TIoTsEwORl Girl for. general housewpry DO
washing vases TGL9rGnc@GS @ ryHnggI, MSat ts
Wednesday afternoon.
uoUsEwORE- white girl for small family.
1914 y. 10Th st. -....
beard needle machines good pay steady work.
iIyRienic FIccced Underwear co.; 2ll5 y.
LArNDREss. Grst-clnss Monday Tqg;sday 5il,i agd
Wgdn2Si2yi we yasi P6nsddSfpbia dSf Eie'N '0'O "S'''u
steady Work.. ityslcnIo rlcocod Underwear
N.
;. ,SDERs on upholstery goods. A. Thco Abbot
< Co, Bcr,lcy St. east Of Wayne ave,
MOTHERS S HELPER to care fer twG little girls,
S55 between q and II a. m.
TRto d Ta'f a5I Ledger 5G e6& co years at
NTESG ESt GhSasSwor GhHi rR refSroncc so6 Id On
NURSE. resident. position in private school.
p 500. ledger Office.
NURSE. German; for child OF Z no houscworN
Phone Poplar 500
= 6Sg %iors STmo % 5ss good PEsg
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NURSERY GoyERNESS experi9nn,Gccd Mort! North Ger; Ger;
man. for. three children. 1910 WSnnehcId
OPERATORS scamers ana hcmmcrs on union
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newspaper work aa wei, inclmdinE managing
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SALESLADY who understands the sale. OF art
"XpcrIence ,ScT ana salary dcsrs apply by letter
NJ oil Lcdscr onicc,
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vcrsity Hospital giving ngc, exp. and refs
sTENoGRArIlER = Inyest@Gn, house wants
CStstS''1 CStad. II Gi7, ledger IS'r central " '
TRININtERs WANTED. experienced on mems
Apps +. schiobic ( 20. 10Th ana oxford.
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VANTED-T,yu settled active, Protestant wom-
en- twhic) preferably those who have lived to-
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must be fully competent and have good refer
enccs. VI Ol3, Ledger OFFICE.
wINDERS- skcln wlndcrs bottle
hnbblus Iygienc FlcCCud Underwear Co.,
g4i5 y. Howard,
WOMAN. respoms9si cultured and we,kn2wn
ability preferred. who can later on become
sontial. II 90 Ledger Central
YOUNG LADY. not under ~, for position re-
uurIug tact: this position is vacant through
promotion. hrst-Class reference is required;
high school or college graduate preferred;
salary. $50 weekly, Il 3l2. Ledger Omlcc.
YOUNG LADY, over 10 rapid and accurate at
figures: experienced In textile mill preferred.
Address q ~, p, q. Box $500.
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Obituaries
Louis ]. M. Cardeza

Louis J. NJ. Cardeza, thirty-nne years
old, died Friday at his home on Long
Island Funeral services will be held this
morning at 10 30 o'clock In Funeral Church
New York Burial will be in Woodlands
Cemetery here. His death resulted from a
fall on the marble steps at his home. Mr.
Cardeza was born Mt the old iCardeza place
in Germantown. lie was educated at the
Germantown Academy and was prominent
in athletics, particularly baseball and foot
ball Later he devoted much time TO out
door recreations. such as hunting and fish
ing, and he Travelled a Ereat deal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-09
William A. Mason

Assistant Chief Clerk in the Bureau OF
Health william A. Mason, ifty-six years
old. died Sunday night In his home, 1886
Pine street lie had not been we'll since
the death Of his brother, John Edward
Mason. eight months ago. He was a leader
in Seventh ward politics and belonged to
the Republican Ward Executive Committee
for more than thirty years. His funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon He is sur
vived by his widow, two sisters a brother,
L. L. Mason. a clerk iu the County Conn
mlssloners' office
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