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EVENING- PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1919
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PACKING
BOXES
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DELAWARE AVE.&AIFFLIN STS. ft
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William Etsweiler & Co.
K.STAUMSHUO 18SC
'nuAL BLACK Manufacturer
Waterproof &
Steamproof
Leather
Belting
Philadelphia,
U. S. A.
WATERPROOF
Nagle
Steel Company
Steel Plates and Sheets
Pottstown. Pa.
New York Shipbuilding
Corporation
Camden, New Jersey
The yanl that l.iunclifd the Tuclf
ahoe In 7 !l,is vvantM mine kooiI
men for various (icptrttnenta
Do not niip y If ou ate at ire
ent vvorlilnir for any other Milpyard
See ripreurnt'U'M' at 1 S l.m
ployment Service. K.Jt Arch St. also
3d & Walnut St., Philadelphia : and
5th & Tavlor St , famden. N J.
Chas. J, Webb & Co.
Wool
and Cotton Yarns
US Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
FRANK A. HOPPE
M.itiiifiu turer of
mn.K i. i:MMi cmirnt mis
Nitro Powder Solvent No. 9
2314 Xorth KiShth Street
lllll.ADV.I.I'llIA
Commonwealth Casualty Company
l"hllailelplil.i' (Ude.t t .i.iullr ( omiunr
Itullt on
Clean ( ontervutlie tnmietent
llliine VlrthniN
ACrilinNT, IIKM.TII, l TOMIIIIU.E.
TUVI. 1.1 Mill. I rV INI HAM K
Auk iur Prokpr f. i rtn Kit. a or
Phon i omh.r l 3"73
C. JESNIG
Precision Machinist
716 Snnsom Street
Philadelphia
Hohlfeld Manufacturing Co.
"Eclat" Hammocks
Couch Hammocks
"Delfeld Quality" Turkish
Towels and Bath Mats
Allrghrii) e.. Mnth and Tenth s,
Phllaileli.lil.i. Pa.
N. Z. GRAVES
Incorporated
22 and 24 South Third Street
riiii.Hjcii.hu
The llousf if (ih i.iltii In Paint and
iimlhlie
iirposrly Mailo tor I,erj I'lirpnn"'
PAINTS & VARNISHES
Once Used Alwajs Preferred
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CLYDE S. ADAMS
ARCHITECT and ENGINEER
ISO!) rcli street I'lill.nleliilil.t
Telephone.! Kate 115. spruce 2571
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CHARLES S!JJ
COMPANY
017-819 Uch St.. I'hlla.. Pa.
HnUnj : Hsoiut : Pulleys : Oiltlnn
Southwark Foundry &
Machine Company
Manufacturer of
Hydraulic and Power Tools
400 n.WIIIMITON AVhMi:
rilll.ADLI.l'IIIA
American Dredging Co.
River & Harbor Improvements
311 riieatnut stmt
Philadelphia
DELAWARE
DREDGING CO.
410 COLONIAL TRUST CO. BLDG.
I3TH AND MARKET STREETS
. "7s PIliLADELTHIA. PA.
il GOSSIP OF THE STREET
UNCERTAIN POLITICAL OUTLOOK
Rl A TTT?T 1?IT TV7 A
UM-inLj.lj.lZjU VXJTX XV JA
- -
I.MoSt Loral Iiailk,M- -mrl
i"UCH L.UltlI XtlllKei 6 Mid
for Remedy One Gius Hopeful View Rail
Problem Worries Gossip of the Street
( TJN'Siyrri.lII) coinlltlons lileh me tuivv pievuilliiK mo lilnineil for n
I wine of depression which seems to hrte Rtlppcd the Hinnclal district
When many hanl.eis nnd liioKerin In this city uro uppiiMclicd cm the
iause ul this nltuost universal ileiiresylon n inaJoilt hlumc the political
lather than the economic situation, and nro Inclined to l-iy the lilanie for
everythliiK on WnttliliiKton. one bunker, who tultcs u more hopeful view
f the future, called attention esterday lo the most iccent weekly letter
M'lit out by llnjdcn. Stone S. Co. n.s belus more In hcepltiK with his views
nml those of conic of his associates than anything lie had seen published
' This letter kijm in pan:
i "t'luler these conditions one of two things must happen-either
frecurltle.s must iinderRo a fuithcr shaip reduction or else business must
soon pick up. U'o ore optimistic cihuikIi to believe It will lie the lattci.
"A pprioil of deflation such as we are now p.isslnu through is un
pleasant, but is absolutely essential iw n foundation to bulldiiiB up n
healthy peace business and In mute tlrm one sense is a blessing in ills
KUlse. The fact niiulit ns well be frankly recognized that both capital und
labor have been receiving abnormal returns nnd that both must he pre
p.uid to take less. Talk of labor continuing to receive w ir
wiirtCH while capital leceivcs ieace prollts is Just as absurd as it would
be to talk of capital cuntlnuinj,' to receive war prollts while labor iei elves
peace wanes. A deflation of one without the other would not onl pro
duce an unbul.iiK'ed situation, but one physically Impossible to continue."
The letter noes on with a further discussion of the labor situation,
and then s.iv.s:
"However, thcie Is no use in getting worked up over the subject
The matter will work It-elf out according to lnws as immutable as the
law of gravitation."
"Thai, ' said this banker," Is the most comnion-sen'c view of picseni
conditions I have load, and matters would look better it wo would all
adopt il."
Brokers" Opin'oiis on Market's Downward Trend
Some brokers ica-on that while the average of lallroad stocks at the
i lose on Saturday was lower than It has been siiue August und the
avciage of Industrial stocks was lower than since November HO, these
averages cannot be construed as giving a definite indication of a bio.id
downward movement. At the same time, even if a brief rally should
manifest Itself, such n movement may be looked for, an there Is nothing
In the day-toslay tians-ictlons to indicate any substantial buying support,
lltokers maintain that, as the underlvlng causes for the downward
tendency hive not been removed, should such a movement start It pos
sibly would not be checked for several weeks.
Some blame the unusual output of new securities recently nnnounced,
amounting to about $200,000.u00 since December 1 last, a one of the
principal leasons for tills downward movement in stocks, ns well as the
heavy payments on Liberty Loans. It is said the big concerns are doing
their financing while they can because they anticipate tinsettlement and
lower security prices later on.
Some bankers in this city have taken considerable Interest in the
proposed movement to establish un International gold pool ns n substi
tute for the rather indent system of shipments of gold to pay off tiade
balances between various countries, which provtd so unsatisfactory
during the war period A local b inker speaking on the subject ester
day said in theory the plan proposed wis very simple, and he believed It
would be found to meet all the actual requirements In actual practice.
The plan, as he saw it. Is somewhat similar to tho method now employed
by the Federal Keservc system, which obviates the shipments of gold to
various parts of the countrj. The banks, he said, maintain a gold
reserve in Washington ind the banks nre debited or credited with bal
ances charged to the fund. This plan Is not only elllclent, but It is
economical. This banker said that he believed If such u pool were estab
lished Internationally there would have to be two centers, nnd a gieat
deal of Its success would depend on the universal fpellng of good faith
and trust which would be established among the nations nt the close of
the Peace Conterence.
Railroad Problem Receives Wide Discussion
They nre still discussing the railroads in the financial district. A
certain banker icmnrked yesterday that the matter In that connection
about which he had heard tho greatest complaint among those interested
In the return of the roads as soon as possible to the original owners was
the Insistence of the railroad administration on the various roads taking
a lot of unnecossaiy equipment which had been mdered nt war prices,
when they would be compelled, should the roads be retmnrd soon, to go
into the market for a Urge quantity of absolutely neeessarv equipment
for which the funds must be found and which would prow the most dif
ficult problem to be faced if necessary legislation is not passed before
handing the roads back again. He gave as an instance the fact that the
railroad administration wanted to 'wish" a lot of baggage cars at an
outrageous cost to a s.vslem that has no occasion for new b.igg.igo. cars
but does need badly a number of other cars of a different classlilcVloi .
They argue that a prolonged operation period under government
control will find the railroads so heavily In debt that their operation
under private control will be seriously affected. i:-peciully will this bo
the case In the raising of new capital for Improvements. Some financiers
say that while the representatives of the owners are not averse to Im
proving their properties, in fact, nre anxious to do so on a very extended
pcale, they do not believe it to be good managiment to carry out a big pro
gram with prices ruling as they are at present.
A well-known banker who is very much Interested in the "fate of
the railroads," as he puts it, savs his experience is that If something Is
not done soon in the matter by the government or by Congress there will
boa natlon-wldo protest from the shippers, who nre paying high rates for
a very inecliocie service. There are very ominous mutterings among this
.ittle-henrd-from. but exceedingly important class, who will have some
nir.g to sa on the subject.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
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Gilt-l.dsed 1-ues Weakened Oilier Uu-
.... ...r u
lurliuenl- irregular
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i.niiuoii, jiin .. n uin-,Mii'i.ivu u-
....unvement that sales of war bonds
would be resumed on tebruary 1 on n.-
moat unchanged t.rma weakened gilt-
edged lntstnvnt Issues on tho stocK
ex. hange today. Iiescrlptions of a minor
and speculative nature dlnplaed
strength
Hume rails and the industrial section
lai Ued steadiness because; of tho unrest
n labor . Ircles
nther defMrtments were irregul.i.
ew f.liarlcr. Filed in Deljuarc
Hover, Dil. Jan 21 'T'l.uters Piled
!., tod.i follovv Traw let Itubber
1'iinipaiiv nf lUlin lelinii. I S A.
.ntlinrlzed c.iMUl $1 J5n.nnii Meninhls
I'.nliing corporation, authorized capital,
$1 uoo ikiii
I'llflTOI'lJlTS
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OtlNLD AND MAN AC
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
BELMONT
G2D AUOVE MAHKLT
IIIIVAVT WAKiml'IlN In
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CEDAR
GOTH A. CIH1AH AtDfB
r W ilIHKriTII'S
TI1K OIlKATHSr THINO IN
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COLISEUM MAm"A'NbR!jrTH
lint til. H I AIHIIANKS In
AltlllN'V
fr "NMIA I jtn & Mnplewuni A. en
CULUiMIAL. J I.", and 1-, P M
J STIVIIT IILM'KTONS
run ciiMMnv cai'si:
l-l IDCIA 40TH S MAItKirr sra
bUlALNn MATINKI! DAILY
tom Mooiti: m ji'st rem tonight
HOl'DINI SKltlAL NO 2
FRANKFORD ,u
3 Krankford Av
D W nillPFITII rl
THK OHKATKST 1IIINO IN LIFK
JEFFERSON '".rffi
XT!? "VlT TM7T"OT7COTrAT
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Itrnl - Piv I .i..l In W'mllillfrtUll
IJlOKClb UOOIv lO USllIIIjjlUll
LOCAL MEAT MARKCT
Tim nllmnns f-wirt of tlio fr h
irtuii. in -nil tu, nmia IS r irnian. a
l'l iv-ik1. and m.-at oftue t the
a jjiir-,u futted Statu Depart
trntjc in I'htl nl' IithU N f irninh. a
c rnn nur .
I'IM'Ull It I.' 11. Vm, fllrvla lll.n.l ..... --
'., ..-..;.. .!--. ."." " "M'l ' '
iir jmui nirii, maruM jtiinrt: to iohit Libii1
ii iKm .,
ity lower than laat week, inarl.ei mi
ir.::f'"llI,,1'T"?) '.g"di,n,..i,nri,n'rXl"" "" t'' '
COWS Itiietnta li.avj market drac.-v
mrstt atlia low.r al Il"il21, demand III.'1
VKVI. Heeelpta Ini reaalnff, market vv, a'
and Irreirulir at tt.'fl 2. demand lliflit
POItK Keeelpts liberal. ni-rket ,r
Uraui; nnd unevenly lower at I22i1iJ7. -e -mnnd
poor, heavy aupply of drea.d iir.
utfrittn lotna
LAMll Ili.einta llhernl nurket .,.i
pr.ces
liBht
alow to lower al I2JI2. lUtnniil
MI'TTOS Iteelna n.o.lerati
miri.. t
wul: a tlli-'l. demand lichi.
Muderjti! Demand for Keiiued Mipar
.New , ork, Jnn 21 lit fined su.u
are uii'b.inged at 6.', e-s J per e, nt lm-
ash Kttlneis icport a modriate d. -
m.inrt
0 orir.i
ltaw stlg.il m ate unclmugi d n'
I'liiiroi'i.ws
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CD DY IILMIIKHS OF
IF MRD I!"T T. i tilltAHD avi;.
juiiiuu Jumho Junction on r runkfortT't.
WALLAl'n linill Ir,
MAN KKO.VI Kt'NLUAL HANlii:
LOCUST rc,,J. AiN,.,f U)rrT "itKKTa
ciSlt'iir",!,:,.!:11 'MtoU
"2-MJl'AW MAN'
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W HBV A VIA.S IlIllKs ViiNK
PARI Illdire Ave anl Dauphin st!
1 -Irs it .' 1", J.,e (, ..,- , ,,
WII.I llui.cns In
LATOHIVO HILL IIYDK
RIVOLI MI AND "$:"
j STi-Airr iiLsfKiiiN's Uall
TIIK COVIMON I'AI'SK
STRAND 'i'JIlMANTOWN AVE,
J I I-MLe AT VKNANtic
MA It'll KRITIJ LAItK In
LITTLK MISS HOOVKft
I WEST ALLEGHENY As,!&
JOHN V. IIIISMENZ DKAD
Ilol I'.i .... n f i . It.
..... Miiaic ujrciuiur Ol I.UIIVUMCI, . .,
and I'roiiiiiictit Citizen
Lancaster. Ph.. .Tun.
'Jl Jolm .
"l(,."H'nz' Lnticimter'H tnosl extensive
?ny nperntor nml a lenrtluB dtucn
il aiI riiflj
clEfil Kllridcnlv tM itrrnltir
Mr. HIcttiAnz un. fnrmerlv iiioslcloiit
' J'11" ..".". T,lrtB J-'.' E!
Pri' "'.'." r,?'r. of. Ih"' ",";". nnl
Pari;. He liullt tlio ltuKiiu-lt Hotel, vvna i
part miner nC the Hotel Wheatland, own-
cil the lili: Ilicint nz Auditorium anil vvns
oiikhkcJ 111 tlio furniture busliies, IIo
virtun.ll liullt Hie huIiuMi nf KOHSiiiere
and also lim.ilrc.lH f homes In Hi.- city.
'"" ' " "
Prof. Lovejoy Elliott
iir mi: innuAi, iii.rt'iti: iiuioi.
"IRELAND AND A
LEAGUE OF NATIONS"
M OTIII.R M'KAKhlts
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY, JAN. 21st
AT H P. M.
Ttckui at llepie 1117 lietttiut St
O. W. KETCHAM
Manufacturer of
Architectural Terra Cotta,
Bricks, Hollow Tile, etc.
WALKER & KEPLER
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
S31 CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
.
SEE MY LINE OF
APS Zf& 2
FHE BEST
IN TOWN
crinan T.
Merman T. Wells
"The Young A M 1 Oft,
Hatter" - '' lOin
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Baths
Vl.NF-.VV KHNM-ITIt MAI.i'ill.M Afl
XK. Urat ltov.il Irnh Hill, a. f.,rni,rly of
-'i.'s N rati at mil Milium. H'lfns!. Ire-
Ijinl Jutn 2.1 In a O.tiii .il iirlnin iiunp.
IIAKKH-Sudrtonlv. Jen III HAllltir.T
I., widow of Thnn.ii Km ley l!.ikr and
.liusl.t.r nf late l-hniin.-v nnd l.uev W
. Uuli..rt Il.latlv.a and friends Invited to
a.m.. a W..I. 2 p in, llllvrr II. Hair
' Hldlf 1S2H flieatnut ft lit nrlv He. West
I..iur.l lllll t". m
i i ,vt,., i ,,. ...,,,.. .
I 11AM Lit Jnn in. WILLI VM. an of
ltol l-t and Lit- Jend" pirl,. ll.ixler. nu(d
v,' .rlKi"r ,."";', "i:";" M-'T'?'
' J n tn. 11L' ).ik nf
' at null' l III nun I it, "ill -
mudow no
int r rnnuntl (Vin,
2'iW rrnnkford av
mount f. m
lilt nrlia.e neeen.
ini. prune uriep.
IlLKsINC! Ian 10. MVRTIIA AIir.I.IA
wife of llovvnnl l.n.len Itl.lnu nelatlv.B
nnd frl. nd invited tn serv eea. Sat 2 n
m . 211 s Alii in at int vv. at Laurel Hill
i.m 1 rien.la niiv i ill 1 rl eve
IIOLlll'.lt .bin -si MVUY N.- CAS-
POISON ulfe of Willi .in W llnlaei nired
1 III l:,l.itle. nml rrleinla lnvlt.il to funernl
aervieis Ihurs. 2 p in ihipel of Andrew
'J llilr f- Son Aieh mil Illth ta, Int Mt
i Morlah Coil
llOTTOVII.r.T Jan 10 i: Li: AN on
ISTiil'KllVM wife ef lln mid S rinitnmley
and liuihter of III, nnnr anil late rienrce
! stneMiam. need 2." Ilelitlve, and friends
1 Invited to funeral aervleea Wed 2 p. nl ,
i Wellwood av . Men hantvllle. N". J Int.
private Ifnrlel'th Cm
, IIOAD Jin 11 AI.lll'HT A hushand
of leiliel'e M rtnvil (nee Donlev) and aon of
Mirlnn and lite .P.hn 11m .1 It. IhIIvis nnd
frl.nila emplnves nf PSItn Sulnirl.all Caa
Co . Invited In funeral M,n . a in ft tn
.11T V s.,mor, a.. Cl'ftun M lalitp. Del
Cnuntv Pa Solemn mini nf r'nuirm St
I'h.irlea'a Churrh. OaKvlew, 10 a m Int.
Si I'hirl.a a Cm Autn funeral
llRAPl.KT Jao is H'-riii .1 tiu'innd
ef Mircnr.t Itradtev tn' Seanlonl lleln-
tl'.a and friend-, invl'id to funeril Wed
s .10 a in. lis v Lncin at. ilermintown
s,,len-n mnaa of ruiuletn St Pranela Aaalal
Chureh in i ni Int Ilnly Spulrhro Cm
Au'o .ervlee
l!ICANN'i:.V -Jin 10 finop.lir lirtAN'-
NVN llel-olva nnd friend. Invlt.il to fu-
n. r.l, ir s ail ii tn real, . pee 01 nroiner
s .".II n m 3,211 W ilnut at Solemn maaa of
rrnuiem si .mine, a cnuren i.istn and cheat
nut ata 1 10 a m Int. Holy Croaii Cem
Vuto s. rvlee
nnooKs i..n lo. ai ten nr:nnr:nT
wife of Mriri.li ill A llri"ika Itelatlvea and
friends Invited tn funeral aervleea, Weil. 2
P m . 1'I2 N "3d at Int West Laurel lllll
'Cem
Ilt'rtNS Jan 20 MAItV P.mNS fnee
Divine) widow nf Vrlhur llurna form, rlv nf
Torreaillb. Phlla Rrlatlv.a and frienda In.
Viltd to furiernl. Thurs sin ,n 4l;n
l.arre at lrankforl Snl.mn reuulem in iaa
'it lonehim'a Chur h. III . m. Int. .St.
l.npit,li a em In",!'"' ,', . .
ALDi:r. At Irunkfiird Ph l.i J,m 1n.
Ite WILLIAM CMH'.Y CALDKP. D D
I"unem! a.rvlea i uea K p m North
I ran'.fnrd Ilaotiat 'hurch Int private.
I'HOTOI'I.HS
PKOTO Pt AYS
OBTAIMFQ
TrIHoucH
BOOKING r
foHPOSATION.
Al,, 12th. Mnrrla & Pasavunk Av.
AlnamUra Mar llallyntj r.6 UiiOtti.
MAIKK'KKITi: I I.VI.K III
LITTLi: MIsS llnOVKIt
APOLLO MD ASIJA'T,B8i?iiA,.rr
uiis i:iiMii:ii' ii i.
ARCADIA c,!rV J ,,r,p.,.n,
spi:ciAi. PitonrcTiciN
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Ol I lirOlDri UUOAIl rtllBV AND
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CHESTNUT HILL n
I.AIIA KIMHA1.1. iniNCl In
ItOAI) TWtorHH THK 1'AHK"
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fc.VlrlL-33 MATINKB DAILY
NllIlMA 'I'ALMAIKli: In
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FAjRMOUNT S(1Vi v.tinxc'dai'l
TvTan . miitiI.nTiI,jC uai"
un: SAKP.TY Ct'lirI.N '
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h i VI 1 1 .1 r, A M ,n rianl.i.ft
Hit' VCItltW in
' DWIIKII Cill SLOW '
--
jtij OT THEATW: lleinw Sprue.
PO 1 IT J I MATI.Nl.'U DAILY
vi vi: VAItslI In
HIDDKN KIltKS
GREAT NORTHERN "SiJ-"
rit.WK MelNTYRI-J In
TOO PAT TO KIOHT
lf.ADCDIAI 00TH fc WALNUT S.TH.
IMPLKIAL Mata 2:30 Kve. 7i0
ANN 11(11. AND in
TiiK pnoDioAi, wirn
I LEADER "&$? SSS&
i lil.-.-si;il .lan. IT nt 21S N Clime ,.." lt'."V '''""" mm u lunorni,
I at. HVVXAII VI. .1-iiishter of Mlrhael and " h, Jrrf f ," ,rt t. 2 Fn.. I r,rlor? ".' 1 red-,
Mr II. riii-tt ltnlatlies and frlen.la. L..h "'1 " -l', ""I,,,;'' ,"' f'-.1"" Monleomery
"f Lnurd.a VllTlllarv Knlithla of St John. ,'", b , I.Sl Tm'Ho ' , -' J' rtemalns
invited tn fun. rnl. vv'.d s-iu ,,. r . I.mt .- m nvi:I j' r"n"s vti"pi' lii-vi-n ir
r'a reaiiiiu.i, .lenmiah .1 lleunett 2011 . ,,f s 'imie? .,m vuiVi e.i, ii I'. ' i,iL'
N rarllal. at llleh mass of r-inil-un rhur.h live, in, fH, mi. si J.ihVTiLie'rn i..I5T ?." .
"f St John th, i:v on.'1-t Hi a m Int. i s. 'ttlUi 'J!"?' mi iX'ni
Holv fro.s tvm Auto funeral. l-r,l,.n llraneh' lm lied t0fun.-r!.l Camera '
HILT.n.VsTP.IN At :1T, N HoPv at eealdpnee of nurtnta. 102.1 Christian at . I
tin 2u c'HVIll.HS A, hu.l.in.l nf Ma M T.h"r" . 2. '', ,n Int prlvaje. Mt Morlah
Hlllensi.ln U.litHe. nnd frl. nd Invltnl ('.m, Auto fun.r-il ltemalna mas he Mewed
tnaervlr..' Thura 11 n in.. Oliver II. Hair ";,,,' '","'' m, . i
Hide isjn fhi.lliut at. In' private. ,',,!; ,7TJ,v J1'. nt, ".r",n.Wn. N V.
Womll-iniN CVm !"," Aur' w hual'nnd of Plora rnmphell I
lll.i-lllil-l' i.n in i-iTiiiirv m !'.'. "i'1 "on of late Wllllim nnd Marv -., I
.i-MiT.'.""..-"- mm ' AT"?,!, S.V ,,i,;sS,. sff,"-,.!,h'A-,8 ' Ftu
plevea'of llivld l.ilptnn Sona Co ,ot dipt. . ,,',',,, 1 nf .' 'h. Men "wn 7?- ?''"'!. ?. " u,'" '
m, li. ..l ,., r,,..-,,i ur. ion- Ti,ra . ., 1 rna l I of Chilton Hills I .'in l: VVitahuc-
-Ih.im.a llrnni' -n IJln. S .'lat at snl.mn v.ItlS'li vv Ife of Jam. a I llwlns and d-uich-
lilal- mi of re.mi.-m St ( h irlea i huieh to lr.r r ,,,,. Arthur S and l.nul.i T Slmp-
" .m.,.i '.cn. ',.ll'rTi,VJ' vAu,n,fu""r-'.U "n ll'latlvea and friends invi'ed to s-rv-
MIHllll.P.II'K in.e L'lildrnl Jan. 20 .-,. Thura ' n In ISIS N' l?th st Int
JI'I.IA . "If." of J.m. s J llnalerlell llela- nrvat "
Uvea and friend- l.rncue of the Saered ,Tvtri! Tim IS OOllIlflV I aen ef
Heart and Vllar and Ko.irv Soil.tv of St rhirha A i nd C'rra V reaVl' r l-ieel eiv
Veronlea's Chureh Invited to funer.il Krl ..,r1',"-. ',.".' ..'.i.".!? .i "Sll.Z.iJ . ..'.CS'"..
DEATH
rnso.y (if pneumonia, Jen. In. MARY.
IV"' "' "?",' '!" nnl dawiiiter or late
, ..i-ui.-a iniu tiarv .vicuentin. Ilrlnlivea an.l
rrln.f. II V Jl Sod-i'lty of tl. Hol T'nm.
il Church, Invited to funernl. Wed , V30 n.
Mcll mnaa Holy Family Church 10 a. 111.
" iMruNimiT ceni. auio lunerni.
I KSIDY Jan. IK. r'HAIlI.ES J . litis.
natal of fate Mary V. and annnf Iste
nnrt nnnf If tr
'""!''" ""I. .H'"1. 's)dv. Relatives Ami
Al
, 11
..lJIr"l .t1.0 ttCT'iffim'SS
- - i' "fvTrtorr PhuRS n'TVYnt" Old
athedrnl I'etn Hemnlna mny he vievved
Tuea., " ! " I' in Autn service
I i.'HALLCtl Jan. Ill, SARAH THMt.r.lT
v.1' low of Edwin chalker, aged hi. Itelatlvea
and frienda Invited to aervleea, Wed., 10:10
Hi e'en, Brrrlclr.i,"V.iayn Vail "l
ve. Auto funeral.
t'OOPI'll lnn in t tIlt"M r .n- f
ate Alfred f. nnd Ell?n P. Cooper. Ilela
turn iind frienda Invited to funernl scrv
Icea. vv pit , 1 :.in t in. relilpnr of brothrr.
tn.lnw, Jfienli I,. Merkev lHSil Wolf nt. Int.
nrl.it( I rlcri'l' mnv mil Tur eve
CAttMANV- -Jan 1R mit.l.A. wife of
i '''""I fiirmnnv llflntlvr. nml friend In
llea In funrral Tliurs L' t. in.. 400 Knlclin
e, ('aniden. .V. .1, Int. nrlmte. ItarlPleh
I em. Itemalns may lie fewed Wed . " to U
. o. m
I'AMPiinu. inn i:. .TA.Mna n . hn.
liaml of Julln Slav rnmnliell (nee Krafttl
ami ami of Oeorire and late I'Mtlierlne t'nmn
I b'll runrral. to ivhlrh rplnlUea, emplojea
of lVnna. Salt Mfc Co., John Kraua lime-
I flrhl inrpt, are liiltPil. WpiI Hl.Hl a, in..
IllB Wolf at Maa of re'iulni Church of
Our l.adj of Ml. Onrn-iel in a m. Hit Holy
( ro.a i'pni Au'o aTvlce
COOK .Jnn 'Jip. Wll.ltt'll II, .on of Mil
ton and late ,irih i; rook, ncod 3." nela
J.'1',". I""' 'rln N. Hojal l.lliertv l.odire. I O.
f i , Jnvlt.'d to funprnl pprppa. Thur., 'J
V' n1. i..'.M '. J llnlnra st (ipininntnun. Int.
J lllll Cpih KriemN may (nil Wed.. S lo
111 0 In
rnornn on Jan l, lriln it l,N lata
rrMene 22W. . Jllth at . JOHN M.. liua
hinil of r.mni.i II Cnnppr (iipp VolUI. Bired
i.s M-aia rti-lnthe. nn.l frlpndi invited to
riiner.il a;ril(p. on d nt 2 i m. at th
narlora of Martin Koj Son. 2OT Diamond
"'. t.'tn!u PrUate. Mt IVnietVm
ItF.sf) Jan S(l A r.l,l,A l.lnw nf
.lolin iron, Hrliit.vea anil frei.d Invite.! to
runt ml. Thur . L- n. m sna w Sevlierl at.
mt prlvntp Mt Vernon Coin llmaliia may
''V.taV.'L u "' nttv N n m
riiipps. Ian. is, an.vib n Nonnis
ivlduw of Jhn K. Crpa llelatlvpa and
rlpnda Invited to funeral ervleea Wed . 8
n m . 431 h .Mlti hell at ItorlmrouBh Int
private I rienda tins all Tucs.. 7 to 0
' .,'3 ,!lml flowera
. ,norlf,. Jan 1H onollOtNr: widow nt
...in..-. . i rni j( i unera eprvl"pa. vv en
: u , m . rpaldpnee of aon-ln-low. I.pvvN n
Jarohv 117 Mndon ave . Haildonfleld. N. J.
ini "rlvaie lernwood Tom
( KONIN Jnn la tiiiiv r 1....K.....1 ..
Illen irnnln (iipp I'mml Itel'ithpa and
rrlendj Ahnr and Hn.in a' 1 Holv Xiin
Soeletlea of St C'birle' Chnreli. Invited to
furi ril. Thtiia H .In m in 1223 H. 21at at
Soli inn Hirh mna" of requiem St Chnrli-V
liurel in n m Int ll.ilv l'roi Crai Auto
ruin rnl
ill. .INS -Jnn is ANNIi: i:. L'l-l.t.l.VH
Jnee Mehlnnj) vvlfp .,f n.ivld J. Cnlllna
IIHatlVPa nml frlen U It. V M. Podalllv.
',,""1 ,n fuoprnl Thun . S'.ln n. m . 2S2n
( Ipmpiitlnp al s'0j, ,nn r,niilpm mnaa I'nrpus
.,.-., wnirm in a in. int. xew cathedral
i em Auto Tunnr-il.
l-.,,AtUiT"J"."..,', VAnY A dnuchter of
l,r'" mi'l ffli nns II V M Hi.lnlltv nnd
I-'' icue of th" S irred lle..rt Invited to fu-
ilor.il, tl ed , . 30 a. m . 2'l W Haines at .
,;"",'!'"",';"", Well lnas st Vlment de
.-.' Vutr'f'r" , "' '"' ""U' "'Pulchrc
mvisi sAvwoi t. o -rt,ni,ia
hilVlianil ofVnne M,r?i.VLT,JOMAS ".
i rrtlh ?,J.. n .,,. i.1' T'
,--,n ,.",, Thr'-nn- n 1M ton I,n,jee No
,-, n i A' 'LS.'i"?''? ' l"U,rr,.n1S!
V i .. '' Imperial Lodge No, 101.1
Irniple . Iinennipmeiil No 1(10 I. O. O. r :
John II. Marlln Cnumll No. 20. Jr O U
V. M, Invited In funeral eervlria Wed "
','. " 1:,.',''.N' Mc"nn( at Int Vermvood
a u'-- 4 i'l i
DKTTnnnn
Tin in. fAnoMxn o .
nlt"rrr (nor KlnkMIn)
I'1'W of John
ln lane, I,
mirklH, ,
i!tn lake Willow- Orove ear
40
IlOVI.H. Inn 10. .TAMt'S hll.l.an.l e.
f'alhnrlue Dovle (nee Ooldenl nelallva
nnd frlefida Dlv No 1 A II. Inv led to
funeral Wrd S..1H a m Iwin X M..?hl!
.t lllsh mnaa St Mlehael'a Chureh 10
i m Int Holy hepulihro CVm Auto fu-
n,:?.'.,,.. . , .
. ' MnNn Of pneumenl i. Jan 20 JOHN.
nu'liand of Caroline Iliirnoni. Itelntliei
and rrl.nila -ill aocletlea nf vvhleli he
' memlier Invlt.d tn funiral. Tleir... K.lil
i m. 2.10" W Sercemt at High mnaa
,V , '""bimb' Chureh in a ni. Int. Holy
H"'e. mr c em Autn funernl
l't'NN lan 20 Ji:s.SR, h'lahand of
r:'lralatli l: Dunn Inep Snundera), nired SO
Kelatlvea anil friends Vmalu-.imated Laee
Op rntora of Amerlea. John Ilromlev K Sons'
n.neflelal Aaan , Invited to funeral aerv-
leea Thura. 2 p. in 2S.17 N 2.1 at. Int.
llre.ntnount Com I'rlends may rail Wed.
ev-1
liPOMI lan 10. KI.MP.P. J. aon of
Inrira and l'lulle Ildsar nerd 10 nelatlvea
and frp n.la Invlt.d tn aervleea Thur" . 2
p m 10111 Pllher' at Int Mt Morlah lm
1'rh nds mnv call W.d eve
llLLIXIiHU Jnn IS .I'I'ltV widow- nf
Alfreil Klllnir.r IteHt" mil frlenda
(treble Conned No 1 S grv'1 of I., mm
view w mains Tuea fve v a nf William
!. Strlmrtleld .mm vv u hannu. ave.
Sr r liea ati.l Int. prlvit". W..1 p rn.
ULV Jan "jo, ANN'v i" widow of Svm-
UPt )t yy. Funer.il aervliea Thura, 2 p
m hrother a r.aldenee. ,.ini. 1 c Simon.
i.-, w- Oxfnrd at Int private
i-vvrvc Inn 20 ISVIIIII.I.V CATir
of ,st Stephen's Jt H Chur.h Finday
Sehn.,1 l'rst, rnltv Ph' Deltu I'p tian. a-r-mantnwti
ll'tfh Sehnol. Invited In funeral
aerv f es Thur" 2 all p. m . rraldene,. of
par. nth 147 vv palev at O rmmtcmn.
lot ,r..l. lllllald
PISIIKK Jnn IK, MATTHKW J aon of
llrld--. t K and late John Plalier used 2.',,
Hetitivia an.) '-lends. St IMw trd'a Holy
Name Sml.ty M Hdward'a Calholle Club.
st Hdward'a T A II Soelety Marouette
Council. No isli K of C ami Nllea-
, mt,t-P,.nd 11. li. Sndetv Invited to fu-
neral Wid.7.3ii.i in r.aidente of mother,
2222 N Leltht-uw at solemn rffjuleni maaa
si IMw ird'a Churih '.i u. in. Int. Holy
,-r0M c. m
riTZC.IlllALIi Lin i'll MAItr A,
wulivv nf J It. haul ritik.ral.l iiKid 73.
'1,'iiives and frl. -u, Is invited lo funeial,
i'iiorni'i.ts
mi'ii III III lllllirs - li e H'M lll-llfl-l
The followini; tiieatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a KUJuantee of early showing of
tho finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corporation.
I IRPRTV UKOAIl . COLUMUIA S
L.llJL.ll I MATINHH DAILT
, PI1VANT W.'.l llliritN in
THi: WW ni A 'IAN WITH A MAID"
333 MARKET WW Vi'!.
rvrrmi stati:s wah kilmm
i .mh;ii j-cu ii rLACls"
MODFI - fcOI-TII .ST. Orcheaire.
liv-'L-ll Continuous I to 1J.
Lot ISL ill ki. in
' TIM. SKA Will' '
OVERBROOK D '7
MAP ALLISON In
' TKSTINII UK MILIUIKD ANL '
riitsr upimidb or itofiiiNi si'itiAL
PALACE '-" MAIIKUT STItUKT
KXCCPTIONAI. CAST
"WILSON OH Till: KAISKIt"
PRIIPFss 10ls MARKCT dtkuet
' IVI11VL.JJ ii an a SI tn li 15 ii ..
IIL'SHMAN AND IIAVNI-: i
"THK POOH Itli'll VfAN
REGENT MA,,K,r RT- "' 17TII
' Vln- i' & i"1' l0 " '' M
Jjn clou, cf,ti."
RIA1 TO "WO'ANTOWN AVE.
,l '"- V A,',.T,,.'!','1:"l,-'Kt
LMVIY WIMlt.Cv I,.
KN &T
, 'SALVIA ON A MPHl;i:"
- - -- .
Rl IRV mahki:t s-e iiui.ov 7tji
rSUDI 10 A. M to 11.15 A .,
DOP.OTIIV. DALToN , '
"OrjCKSAN'ds
SAV(JYr 315XS'
. U'lY (IK A MAN WITH 'tr t in.
"' "r A -" '' A MAID'
1011 r
ITANLEY ,J,IA'llKTIIOvc HITH
3 ' uV, i mv,",,. ve,,5 m0,,1!'1' y
' WILLIAM KAVKKSIIAM n
thk silvkh kinu-
viu i ukia Tra . AtJiV
I
death
Thur?,. n, m inif rMMifi AhUnJi
rmmhn Co., N .1. Hlch innM I'lmreh of Bt.
It.n of Minn, llnctilnn HpIrMh. N. J.. 0:30
."... lnt Mt- Mnri rwii., Olmirntrr.
, HTSCUCHALtJ, J.m 10 THOMAS. hv
band nf Mrv J J'ltZRprHhl. flirc.l B2. BpIr
Ihpr nml friends, II. of ... fc , v. N.rVT.
of Cnmden: Atlnnttc City AtIp. No. ".
I!, invltrd a funeral. ThuM., 8 n . in , ,
liitf rfftMenrp, Ashlnml, i'nmi1n l'o.. N, J.
IIlRh mnnn Churth of Ft. Iloao of Limn. IIflt.
dn HpUhtH, ., j., t.3 R in. Int, St,
.Mirj'n Cem . Ulmn.ror. V. .1. M
roilT. .Inn. l. TIK)MH 11. TOUT. Sr.,
ntrpd fl4 TlPlntUfff nnl frltncH lnMled to
funernl nonlcpH. reniditu-e of nonlnlftW,
Fluhtfr nlrmplr, 31.VI N" Iffth t.. Wrd , L'
V hi. Int. p!intpt North Cednr 1(111 Crni.
T OX Jnn. yn. I3M.MA KIlAt'Hn, Movr
of llrnent ('. 1'ox, nrd fil IliithPii ami
frltmla ln11oH tn funrrnl rnli. rl.. 11
. m., rliapot nf Andrrw J. Hair ,i?on'
Arch nnd 10th uta. Int prhalr. 1-rlrnda
mnv rntl Thura between 7 nnd 0 p tn.
ULAHtin. Jnn. an. ANNA tl daunhter
fr llllnni nnd Anna H OMaer. ncp'l 1".
IMnllrra nnd frienda InMted to funernl.
Thura., "J r. in., patent reablenre. drnnt
e. nnd Aaliton rd Hustlelon. Int. Man-
O FrNr;Y. .lan ID MAUTIN. huahand
of Miry Unffne (nee Toner ItelatUe and
frienda. member of Holy Nrne Borletv nr
St Mlrhael Church. Frank ford lrocM' '
Aaao., Court Northern T.lhprty No. ISO, 1 ' .
of A Northern Liberty Cliamler. No. f..
O. K. of r.. ni other norletiea of which ,
he waa n member. limited to funeral, Thura ,
R:30 a. m.. rsldenee of alater-.iulftw, Mm ,
Alice Johnatoii. 14m N Ironl at. Solemn
rcnulem mnas Bt. Mlehacl Chureh 10 a.
ni Int Holv flroca Cem Auto funeral.
OAl.lAOlinn Jnn 1. A.NMI.i win nf
John flallaaher and dnwcliter nf Huan and!
Into Klli-iibPth Mcl'lidllP. Itelatlvea and
frienda. II V M Ssidnllt. Altai Kfaary Bo
f 1et. I.rmu of tlio Birred Heart. Bt. Wlrj
lieth'H Churrh, invited to funeral. Wed.. (Jil
n m.. I'l 11 Mauler at Hnlemu lequlem m-ia
Bt. HMnhpth'a tliurtl. in n in Int, Holy'
Hepulchro Cnn, Autn finernl. t
HAM.. Jan 10. I.tVY I'.. vlf? of Vftt
ter Hall HelntlitM and friend lnlted Jo
aprxlcei. V1 , '2 V m , OlKer II. Hair
Hid. l5n Chpaltiut at. Iflt. private.
HAMKSJan I. (inoUOK .. aon of
William and Untie Ha men. Itelatlvea nnd
frienda. nrMiibrr-i Bundav School clnas of
Devercaux M H. Church. Invited to fu
neral aervleea. Wed. 'J p. m. l4l west
morels nd at Ttt private. Auto service,
rrlenda mnv call Tu-a eve i
HAIiniBOV Jin 1 uddenh at 231S
N" ISth I BAIIAH KMMA, widow of Theo
dore T Harrlaon need TH Itelatlvea and
frlenii Invited to funeral aervleea. Wed.,
Z P in . I."i24 N. Jlroad at Int, private. 1
HKT.MNOB jUn 1S, AtlTllt'Il T HKL
M.MH Br Itelatlvea nnd friend, employe'
of (J 1' l.naher l't nnd Btonemen'a Kellow.
anlp 2Hth Wnrd Invited to aervleea, Tuea.,
r-::in p. m , from parlor of Iifniette TaIor,
llrnnd belnw'ninmond Int. private,
IIKN'milfMCsO.V Suddpr.lv. Jn 17.
MAMIAHHT C. widow of nirhard H Hen.1
drirl-ron ami itauahtcr of Int William .
iirnl KltibMh Kell Itelatlvea and friends
Invited to fuiiT.il pprvlres, Thura, 2 p. m .
fi33iT t.irnrd nve
iIOCH Jan IS MAUT 13. widow of
Henr Hnch nlatlva ind friend. Gnwn
nean Council. No. 72 I. nf l . Invited to I
funernl Frvloa. Thur 130 p ni . 2." 12 I
N loth at Int Hllllde Cem, via funeral
far. Itemalns may he viewed Wed.. 8 to
1 p. ni, I
HOOP. Jnn 10 HKXIIY T HOOD Uela
Uvea anrl frienda Invltfd tn funeral aervleea
Wed , 2 p m , reldrnee of brother, John
Hood Jr., 7."rt WrlKht nve Camden, N. J
Int at fonvenlctiro of fnmllv frienda may
tall Tuea. 7 to n p m , realdente of f-lafr,
Mra. Ch.irle Knowlton, 1013 B. 4C.th at ,
Phlli
lirNTl-KY Jnn 19. nilf.l.A M. ulf-nf
Wllli.uit s. Huntlcj 7unernl 2U Italaton
h , Oalcmont, Pa , Tuea , 8 p. ni Int
(hkwonr! Cem . Trov, N. Y
JOHNSON Jan pi. FRANCIS .T aon of
Alexander nnd Anna Johnson (nee McDetltt).
a sed 28. Helntlvea nnd friend Invited to i
fum ral. Thur.. H.30 . m parpntv rel
denre. 2S11 Chatham at Solemn hitch r-1
nulem rrnaa St Ann's Church 10 a, in. Int. .
St Ann's Cem
JOt:s- Inn 10. FI-ORHNTR M T
JONi:S .1003 Hirel Re. Due notice will be
JONHB Jan. 1S. HANNAH A wife of
John II Jonpa nnd daughter of lv Samuel
II nnd Hannah A Duval hr-vI 01 neU-
tlvr(i nnd f rlcnita Ini tA tn fnnrral nrt in '
Wed . 2 p. m.. 1020 MarlhorouBli at. Int,
private North Cedar Hill Com
JDXKS-Jiiii H HIII.HN K, wife of
Paul W Jntiett (nee Kulaht). need 3-' Rela
tives and friend Invited to funernl nerv- '
lc, Wrd. 2pm, 3421 Knorr at , Tacony.
Int Wllllim 1'rnn rm
KRM.Y Jan. 1 HERNArtD on of
the late Edward and Mnry Kelly. Itelitlv
nnd frienda Invited to funeral. Wed . S.30
n m . rMi nee of ahter, Mra. John Flaher,
H22! Pre water nve. Solemn renulem mara
Bt. naphael's Church. 10 a. rp. Int. New
Cithcdral Cm.
KEI.T.Y Jan 20 JOHN V huahand of
Maty Kelly (nee O'Neill Relative and
frl nds. Altar and Roary Boe , Penna R It
Hi lief 3 2d nnd Powelton ave ; Court BchuvUi
i it'll 1. of A Invited to funeral Trl., S 30
i a m , 2H1H Poplar at Hltfh requiem mna
M. IYnnela Xnvler Chureh 10 n. rn. Int, i
Htdy Crna Cem Auto funernl
, KnXNEY Jan 17. CHARLES J,. nn of
Marsnret nnd late Mlrhiel J. Knnev Rela
tlvea nnd frienda Imarnatton Cnthollp Club
ind Lampworki-r' Cnlon, Invited to funeral.
mother's residence 43fl Aahdftle at., Olnev,
Wed . 8 ao a in. Solemn hlnh maa of re-
quteni Church of tin- Incarnation 10 a. m.
ini tioiv itos irm
KEOHANE. Jin 1". DF.NNIS M. hu
band of Maruarpt T. Keolinne (ppp MeFad
dn nnd aecretarv of K nf C. of Nnvv Yard.
Ridatlve nnd frienda PhMa, Council No,
, inn. K. of C. Archblahop Rnn Oeneral Aa.
I aemblv and Holy Name Society of Chureh
'of the Oiau Invited to funeral Wed. R 30
1 a tn 1743 W. Thnmpam at Solemn requiem
mass Church of tho Oeau 10 a m. Int.
Holv Cms Cem Auto funeral
KERM.R Jan. 11. JACOR KERLKR,
huahand of latn A in f Ha Kerler (nee Kohlcrl.
aged 74. Relatives nd friend Invited to
1 fcneral aervleea. Wed 2 p m . residence
nf onln-lfivv f baring Kraua 123 Rlalntr
un ave Int private. Odd Fellows Cem.
Auto funernl
, KEIIRIC.AN Jan ll SAP.AH widow of
1 Patrick Kprrb-nn Relative, and friend
Invited to funernl Thur , 8 n, m , 713 Lan
caster nve , Tlrvn Maw r, Pa Solemn re.
dulem inn as Our Mot bet of Ooo 1 Counsel
Church 0 u in Int St Dents' Cem
, KINO. Jin in. W1M.TAM H. huahand i
of Lulla V Ivlnir. Relatives and friend,
I Camden Assemblv ArtlsTp' Order of Mu-
t liial Proterilnn Invltfd to funeral Thurs,
11 a. m.. 041 Stnte at , Camden X J Int
private HirMch (Vin Frb-nd may call
Wed. " to n p m Omit flower.
KOI.H lart. in orOROHW. hiihituliif
T.uI.i Gamble Kolh Rclitlves nnd friend,
ill archtUa uf which he wa a member, in
vitid in funcnl t rvieea Thura. 2 p m , I
212M X Wood! ork St Int private. Went
Lnur.'l Hill Cem Friend mav catl Wd eve
LAKE Jan 20, LILLIAN M wife of
Wahlnstnn N Lake nnd daughter of J,
Tv U r nnd 1 ito Emmi Harrlon, aired 41.
r:itleH and friends, Qmker Cltv Chapter.
Xn 102, O E B. (Ir'blo Cnumll Xo, 1. (J.
1 nnd I), of L ; M Intro Coiincll Sn 124. D nf
P and Letltla Penn Hehekah Lodce, S'u. ,
173. I O o p. mny ral Thura.. 8 to 0 p. I
m r.3l X 31th at Ini private. i
LEACH Jan 18. PHILIP E.. husband
of late Marv Leach, seed (11. 107 Ornnd
vlevv ave Ardmorc, rd Funeral aiuI Int
private
LEAHY Jan 10. at I.m Anceles Cal.,
EMMA wldnw of Joseph JL Lea ry. .Doyle a.
town, Pt, papers cop T
MicFARLAXD Jnn 10 MARflARET
duiuhtt-r of the ir. Chart a and Mnrirart
MneFarHid. nired 111 Relative and friends
InvltMl to funeral nervines, Wed 2 n in,
from the residence of her brother, 1321 X.
, 23th at Int Mount Morlah Cem '
MicRLVXOLH.t Tin 1' PATRICK son
of !;oe nnd Into Hunh M icReiintd of
Dunltlven Couii'v Derrv In lmid Helntl;ps
nnd frenI Invited to funeral, Thura, s vi
'n in resldun of Mra. Ellen Drlacnll 2407
V M iuvler ht Solemn roukin inaa Church
of Our Lmlv of Mercy 10 n. ni In New
Cithdr'i Cem
MADDEX In France. Ott. 12 1RXK
husband of Mary II (pe IhJll nnd wn
i uf William F. and Clara C Madden (net
! Stokes) Hint X. 34th at , lined 20 Ma
nf r'iulem St OrtKor'H Churih, 32d and
Warien sta Wed.a 8.3o u. m Relatives
and friend Inv Ited
MAiU'lHE Jan Ifl. MATK.ARET dauah
t-r of John J. and Anne M Mnculre (nee
Morrls). ed 8 Relativea and frKnd,
puplla of Our Mother of Borrows School In
vited to funeral, Thurs 8 3m ft m. real
dnce of parent. 4701 Lancaster ave Sol
enm reoulm mas Churih of Our Mother of
Sorrow' In h. in. llit Holv Crops Cem
Ant aervlt
MA1IOS - .Tin. 10 CATHARINE" E,
wllow of Rover Mvhori Relative and friends
Invited to funeral 'I hurs 8 30 a m 2 8. "3
Frnnkford ave oIelnn requiem mass Chureh
of Nativity 10 a. in Int Cnth.-dr.il Cem
Auto funeral
MAJILTOX Sertreatit C,KORC,E H . son
of Heonre II ami SarMh J Majlirnn Iturn
Mnv 22. 1MI1. .11.. I Sept 2N. 10IH, f,nn!
wounds reclveil in h Hon un Sept. 28
battle of A runup n Fureht JVanie, 745
Churih tnne Yeadon D 1 Co Pa
MAXXIXti Jan 10 CLARA M., wlfanf
Hnvincnd C. Munnlnn nice B'arr. aped 21
Relative nrul frbud Invited to funeral
nervle Thura.. 2 P in, 3flft X. IDlh st
Int Private. Li wp view iVpi Itennlna may
i viewed Ved after 7 30 p m. Auto
funeral
McHRIDE Jan lfi, JOHN J., husband of
Mary A Mfllrbie (nee Murphv) Relatives
and frlfnds. emplots of InfernitlonaI
Steamship Co, Invited to funeral. Wed., 8
a m . 101 Tanker st Solemn mass of re. '
nulem Sacred Heart Church U.30 a, m. Int, I
Holv Cms Cem Auto funeral, i
MrCARNEY Suddenly Jan 20. ROSE, i
daufthter of late Fruuila and Catharine Mc '
Carney (ne- liole), late of County Trone, .
Ireland Relatlvta and friends Invlt.d to
funeral, Thur . H3o a in., sister's resi
lience. Mnh McCultouch. 247 H r,3th st
Solemn maxi of requiem Church of Trans.
flKurutlon 10 u. ni Int. Holy Cross Cem,
Auto funeral
MtCtUlMICK --Huddnl. Jnn. 10. IREXE
r Mccormick, daushter of Robert and
late. Ether H, Cherrv Funeral services
Wed.. 3 p in., 103 Mft.riovvood ae,, Utn.
Int. private.
MCDONALD Jnn 17. ASnt'RY 0., hus
bind of Aiinla M McDonald, aged 40. Rela
tives ui.d frleiitts, Terusalem Lodire, No,
nofl K and A M . r-hnltnln Trlh. No. 138.
I o It. M Camp No 101 P O. S. of A '
invited lo funeral Wed 2 p. hi . 415
Krnnlcford ave Int private. Remains may,
b viewed 'lues, after 7 t rn.
M. DOXW.D Jan 20. EDWARD R. hu.
hind of Marir iiet McDonald (nee Welsonl. I
Relatives and fdeiid. Court Mt. Vernon. Xo.
117. V. ef A . P tonka Tribe, Xn 321, I. O
It M . PetnnKH Asso No, A Jl hi t Isabella
Council. No, 328 K of C . All Saints' Holv
Xime Bfie and .niploe nf Henrv Dlaston 4.
Son. Invited tu funeril, Thur.. 8.30 a m .
4 ."31 Salmon nt IlrldeshiirR, Reuulein hih
mas All HnlntH' Church. Int. Holy Re
deemer Cent.
McdRATH - Jan. 1. ELLEN, wife of
Jnnie Mcilrath (nee Cunnlnnhaml. Itelu
Uvea and friends Invited to funern), Thur.,
hltli man of renulem Bt, Rdmnnri'i Cliurch
u a,.nt. JaU Ualr Urou Cwa. JkutXuaual.
T .i'l a in, -Hm n, riruiurmer si. nnicmn
!
HEATH"'
MfrtllATIT. Of wnttnd rocelved In action.
Francf. Oct 10, HH8. JOSEPH A. 51c
ORATH, 304th Engineers. Company I . Mifjf
Thoma E, and Kate C Mcdrath, 4431
Mill hell st,, nired 31, Relatives and friend
Invited to solemn renulem maan. Thurs . 0 ,
in . Church of St, John the Hapttst. Mana
hr.k. McOCIOAX. Jan. 17. OWEX J., hu.
band of Annlt McQuIrrii (nee Murphy). ,
nelatlvea, and friends invited to funeral,
Thura., 8.30 n. m 812 M. fith t. Solemn
Mnh mass of requiem, Church of Bt. Phl'lp
Nerl 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
service,
McKEXXA. Jan. 18, nt Wanhhiffton,
D. C, JAMES A. MtKENXA, U B. X ,
aon of Hernnrd and Hose McKenna, aced 1
Relatives and filenda, anllnrs and soldier.
Invited to funeral. Thurs , 8:30 n. m . I
parents residence, 2010 B 21st at. Solemn
requiem mas Bt Edmond'a Church 10 a. m,
Int Holv rros Cem. Auto service, '
McPHERSnX, At Presbyterian Hospital. ,
Jan. 2n, JOliX If A YARD McPHERBOX,
aned 72 Itinera I services Thurs., 3.30 p
in,. Second Prcbterlnn Church, 22d and
Walnut sts. Jnf. Lancaster, V&, Omit
flower
MeOCAnir Jan 18 nv. JOHN V. Me-
OUADE. late rector of Bt. Stephen Catho
lic Church. Ilroad and Hutler ata Reverend
tleray, relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral service, wed. a m. Divine, oince
n:30 a. in. Solemn requiem mass 10 a, m. '
Int. Hhurch Vault
MILLER Tan. 18. EL1ZAHETH M., wife,
of Henjamln 1. Miller (nee MrOulreh Rela
tives and friend Invited to funeral aerv- I
lee Thurs., 2 p, m., fi2."3 Larchwcod ave. i
Int. private, Arllncton Cem. Autn funeral.
MITCHELL. Jan. 20. EDITH MAT.'
diuRhter of A Amelia nnd late Charles
Mitchell. Relative and frienda Invited to
funervl services, Thurs.. 2 p. in., mother's
reaidenee, 1807 X. 27th st. Int private
it Laurel Hilt Cem. Friend may call
MOOXEY Jnn 10 PHILIP aon of Tat
iltk nd Into Helen Moonev. Relatives and
friends Dlv. Xo, 38, A. (J. IL. and Holy
X'ame Sor of which be wn a member. In
vlted to funernl. father's residence, Vv vnd
moor Montgomery Cn. Pn , Thur., 8,3n n
m HIsh mass Church ef the Heven Dolores
n'3( n m. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem
MOORE Jan. ll, CORXELU U. MOORE,
aped 47 Itelatlvea nnd frlentl Invited lo
funeral services, Wed. 2 P. m.. lesldenee of
siiVin-law, Olin X. Plummer. 000 W Mai
field st. Int Xorthwood Cem
MURPHY Jan. 10, DAX1EL A. aon of
Marin A and late Denis Murphy, formerly
n. student nt Vlllanova College. Relative
and friend Invited to funernl Thurs, 8:30
a. m., residence of mother. ."inVi Spruce, M.
Solemn mass of requiem Chureh of St. Fran
cl de Sales 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cro Cem.
Auto service,
MlTRPIir Jan. IS HELEN M.. dauch
tir of Ldward and lato Marv MHnphv (nee
Kane), offed 18. Relatives nnd friend In
vited to funeral, Wed . 8:30 a. m , reidence
of uncle. John J. Kane, nrjrt s 21st st.
Ma of renulem Chun h of Bt Edmnnd 10
a, m Int. Holv Cms Cem Auto eree
XELSOX. On Jan. 20. 1010. MARTHA,
widow of William Xelaon. aned Hi sear
Iblatlvea and friends Invited to funeral, on
Wed., nt 10 n m., from Into residence,
Pennsvtvanla Widows' Asslum. 1401 E. Sui
quehanim nve Int Xorth Cedar lllll Cem.
XIIILOCK. Jan 18 JOHN, husband of
Fannie Xlhlock (nee Wilson) nnd son of
Into John and Xancv Xlbloik, aced 47. Rela- I
live nnd friends Bt John's Council K. of
(J E i Manarvon Council No 1010, P. A.,
of Phofnlxvlllc. Pa. : Carpenters' Union.
Local Xo 8, Invited to funernl aervlce. (
Wed 2 n m . 020 Torresdale ave. Int.
private. Magnolia Cem Remains may ba '
viewed Tues.. 8 to 10 p. in, Phoenlxvllle
papers copv,
XOHLE Jan 10, ROSE (nee Coldman). '
need 23 Relatives and friend Invited to fu
neral. Wed , 10 n m , ."18 X fllth s Int
Ear Xebo (Vm, Remain in.iv be viewed
''up after 7 p. m i
XUXAX At Verdun, Frnnc Sept, 20.
WILLIAM LAWREXCE XUXAX, Co M.,
314th Infantry, son of Edward M nnd Mary
E Xunan. aged 2d. Relative and frlendi,
soldier nnd a lllors, Oakmont Fire Co.. i
Xo. 1, De Soto Council No 3H1. K. of C j
Choctaw Trllm, I. o R, M.. No. 30rt; St.
Denis's T A II Borli ty, invited to solemn
requiem mass St Denis's Churih, Thur.,
Pom. Tako Ardmorc trolley ut 00th st.
lo Oakmont.
PETEHMAX. Jnn 18. ELLA A PETER.
MAX. widow of William It. Peterman and'
daughter of late Captain Edwin It and
Mnry Jones n(i H" venrs Relatives nnd
friend, also JIarinonv Council, Xo 124
S ft D. of L Invited to funeral services. I
on Wed at 2 p in. nt residence nf son-1
In-law, Albeit W Itaxter. 12 S. 33d st
Int private Ternwood Cem Remains may
be viewer! Tuc eve i
POWER? Jan. IK, RRIDOET, widow of
William Powers, ned ."8, Relitlve and t
friend invited to funeral Thura., 8 30 a
m, lion itace st hoiimn rrqulem mas
Cathedral in a, m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
Autn funeral.
POYXTEIL On Jan. lo, mil RHODA.
daughter nf late William and Ellnbeth X
Pointer, aged 02 veara. Rc'ntlvea nnd
friends Inv Ited to f un ral, on Wed , at 1
p. m . from late reidence, Pennav Ivanla
Widow' Aavlum, 1 loi E Susquehanna ave,
Int North Cedar Hill Cem,
nr'ivv Tun "n tiac rTiAVnia a
QUI NX, D D..' InV curate of Bt! Edward,
the Confessor' Cn.th.nlic Church, Rth and (
York ata. Reverend clersy, relatives and
friends Invited to fum ni, Thur. Divine
office will begin 0.30 a m Solemn requiem
mas 10 a m, Int. Holy Cross Cem. Omit
flowers .
REAL Jan. 20. EUGEXE E. n of Dr.
Alfred and Minnie Real (nee Dmlfusl aged 21
yenrs 7 months Funeral service Tues. 2 I
p m , residence of pirenta. 40. X. 4th st f
Int private, Adntb Jeshurun Cem
RENX1E Jan. 20. FRXCES M HEX-I
XIE (npp Ouhl) wife of Xorman T.. Rennle
iged 24 Relative and frb nil Invited Ini
funeral rervlce Frl , 2 p. m parrnta' rel- 1
dence. 4018 Cottagp st Frank ford int J
Xorth Cdnr Hill Cem Remains may bo
viewed Thur . 8 to 10 p. m
RICKARDrf. Jan 10, CHARLES S.. son I
of (lenrge W and A Louise Rlcknrda Fu
neral. to which relitlve and friend, Phlla
Lodge nf Perfection Richard VaiiK Lodge.
Xo 384. U and A M. Unlverltv' R. A
Ch ipter. No. 23(1' Washington Lodge, No
20 A. O. a P . Washington Cnmn. No.
303 p o. S of A : Joppi Council No. 40;
Cooper' International Union, Local No
108 im Invited Thur., 1 :3o p. m, 1828 '
E Movamenslng nve Int. Wistmlnster Cem i,
Friends may call Tuea. after 0 p. in. Auto i
aervlce.
IUDVY (nee nnffln) Jan. 20. JENNIE,
B wife of tieoige W Rlday. Relative nnd
friends. Oen D R Rirney Women' Relief
Corps, Xo 104, Invited to funeral aervlce
Thura , 1 p m luisbind residence, 2154 X, I
3th st. Int private. Remains may be viewed
Wed . 7 to 0 p m
ROSS. Jan. is. MARY A, wife of John
J, Roas, Relative nnd frienda Invited to i
funeral. Wed.. 7:30 a. m.. Dt2l Swain st i
Solemn requiem mas Church of Oesu 0
a, m Int Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral. ,
SCHHMMS Jan 1. MAODALINE K ,
daughter nf ( ntherlne and late P J '
Schem'ia. Rrlntlve and friend Invped tu
funeril, Thura . In a in., 1707 Francis st
Int Wrstmtnster Cem.
SCHMOLL Jan 20, nt 4S31 N. Camn
at, HMIHY J. huliand of Catharine P
hchmnll Xotlce of funeral later.
SCHMIDT Jan 18 MAREL. daughter of
Adntph and Matilda Schmidt aged 31 Rela
tUea and frienda Invited to funernl services.
Wed 2 3d p rn.. parents residence. 1333
Seller st. Int. private. Oakland Cem.
Friend -niv catl Tues,, after 7 p. m
SHAXXOX Jan 20 SAMUEL, husband
of Kllzahcth Shannon Relitls and friend
member of Wlnli dd Scott Post. No. U4.
i) A II Malta Council Xo. 01, O of i
I A . Cherokee Tribe. Xo. 10. I. O. It. M .
invited to service Thurs 2 p. m , 2C71
X Douirlass at Int. Mt Peaco Cem
SLOAN Jan in. AXXA It , daughter of
Andrew J nnd late Anna C Blnati (pee
Ilradv) nnd grnnddaugli'cr of Mart A. and
late Timothy A Moan, aged 14 Relative
und friend invited to funeral, Thurs., 8.30
n m. 1011 .Master t. High requiem mas
chunh of tiesu 10 a. m. Int Old Cathedral
Cem Auto funeral.
SNELL Jnn 18 MARY, widow of
Cbarl8 C Snejl nnd daughter of the late
Oenrge and Nancy Moore. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 2 p. m .
sou residence, Ed wnrd C Snell. 2338 Wat
kins st. (below Morris Bt.). Int. at Fern
wood Cem Auto service.
SPENCER Jan. 17 ANOELTNE IL,
wife of C Watson Spencer, need 73. Rela.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral. Wed,
a .in i in wiuinui xuriner nonce, resilience
Oxford VaPev Ruck Co , Pa Int. William
Penn Cem . Somerton Pa. Autos will meet
train at Wood bourne Station leaving Read-,
Inr Terminal 1 ,i2 P. m '
MMLLlXm:it Jan 10. ELLEX. widow
of Henry Spillhiger. Rtlntlven and friends
Invited to funeral (services, Wed, 2 t m,
David II Sthujler Hldg , Rruad und Dla
nirii I fIh Int private
STARR Suddenly, Jan. 1ft. I.AURA C
wife of Harold P A Starr and daughter of
Emanuel and Mnry Leonberger Relative
and frienda Invited to funeial aervleea. Wed , I
3 p m.. residence id her parent 1031 B.
37th at. Int private Auto service. Friend '
mnv ml! Tup. 7 to 9 p in.
STEPHEN'S - Jan 20. BUSAXXA RIT
TENIIOUSE. widow of William Stenhena and
diuchtir of late John nnd Hanuih Rltteii
lmuM. aged 02, Relative nnd friends In
vited to funeral services Thurs , J.0 30 a. ni I
residence of cousin. Mis Caroline Ritlen-1
la use. Wissahlckon nve. and Prief at . Uer
ninulown Int. private Omit flowers
STl'RM Jan. in. HARRY STURM, seed
47 Relative and friends. Journeymen Cnkal
Rakers' Ilenf Society. Rakers' Arbelter Un
terst. Vt relu, No J. Invited to funeral.
Wed.. 2 p. ni., 2130 N. Myrtlewood st. Int.
Westminster Cem. I
SULLIVAN Jan. 10, at Tlalnfleld, N. i
T, HLU5AHETIL widow of Wllllim It. Bui-,
llvnn (nee Monks) Relatives and friend In
vited to funeral at Reading Terminal Sta
tion Phlla , Wed , Hrl5 u. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Aulo funeral
M'NDEEN At 1840 N. 11th nt.. Jan. 20,
ALFRED BUNDEEN Relative and friend
Invited to fureral. Wed . 10.30 n, m . Oliver i
H. Hair Hldg . 1820 Chentnut a! Int. Mt.
Morlih Cem Remains may be viewed Tues,
U THOMAS. Jan 10, WILLIAM H.. hu. I
hand of Nellie Thomas Due notice nf fu- I
ne rnl will bo slven from 3131 Punton St.,
West Phlla
THOMPSON' a - Jan. 20. ELIAVOOD '
STEEX, aon of Jaiue and late Margaret A '
Kn 'Ihompson Relative .ind friends, Span I
lh-American Wnv Veterans and Co. C, 1st
Regl X O P, Invited to funeral aervleea, t
'ilium., 2 30 p in 021 Spruce st. Jut pri
vate. Remain may be viewed Wed., 6 to 10
p. in
THORP Jan. 18. IREXE. wMaw p
Jamea B Thorp Relative and friends
Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2pm
1020 Poplau st Int. private, Mt. aferUti
Cem. Aun service.
TOOMEY. Jan. t8, MICHAEL J,, hus.
band of llrldget Scaulan Toomey, aged r(l
Relative and friends invited lo funeral
Wed 7.30 a III. 3". 1 1 I!. Wnlmit Inn fl.l
mintown Hitfh mas Immaculate Conception
Chu
nn n ni int iioiv Sepulchre Cem,
j hai.m-.ji Jan
111. DAVID ! hii.l..n.1
nf Olive L Trainer, aged ho. Relatives and
frl" n.ls Invited to srvlcei. Wed., '.' p. ni..
rnaldence of son. P. II. M, Trainer, 115
Wlldwi.Oil ave.. Ka.t LnmrinMn. ta In,
I private. Westminster Cm, Jlemalm may bs I
viw,d l'u.,ivc. '.
TKATHS
TURXER. Jan. HI. UEOROE O., hua
hand of Lucy McHovern Turner. lata real-,
dence, 27ns Itroad way. New York city,
VICTOR. Jan. IP. JACOR A., husband nC
Rlcka Victor. Relative and friends. Chevr
Hiker Oholitn. Wa phlnctnn Cnmn. No, il.
P. O. B of An Spring Garden Lodge. No.:
2J8, I. W. S. O.t Lit Rrothera Heneflclal!
An. Imltet tn furVeal ser leea. Wed.. 2.
P m . 1433 S Altlsnn at, (50th at. and
Chester ave). Int. Mt. Slnal Cem, Omit
flowr-r . .
VOLT. Jan. 10, JOSEPH IV husband f,
Xetlle M. (ne Toy) and aon or late MlchAe
nnd inllirliin Vnll. llelattvea nnd friend)
Invited to funeral. Frl., 8 ft.iiu 4 AH Me
thanle .. Camden, X. J. Solemn renuie
mas Church of the Sacred Heart 0:30 j
m. mi, aivary v,"ni. , j
WALSH Jan. Ill, S VRAH E, daughter!
of Edward J. nnd Miranda waian (nee uor-i
son, aged 17. Relative and friends Invited
lo funeral, vv ea., o.a a. ni., residence o.
h- Mud M 'VV. i nr. I Men rfleld at. and Ar-
mlrgo nve. Solemn requiem ma ChurchI
of the Nntlvity id a m jni. i. .inn a'-I"
WATSON. On Jan. 20. 101P, IVA!
T.AiirM.f. UMTMilV. nn nf lrv A. ni
late Robert H. Watson, aged 42 jeara, Rela1
tle anu menus inviIFCl lo lunrrm urnin-s,
on Wed., n p. in . ai residence n,i- p. mn m
vnHvri if I'hnfle Pn7enmnler A Son. 140
X. 20lh at. Int private. Xorthwood Cem
Auto funeral Remains may bo vlawei
TTvHiTn.-Vn Tri. orxmon wiiitb. h..
Rft Kunaral from OM Man's Home. 3n.ll
ami llarltur sl . Wed.. p. m. Int. Jit.
Morlah Cam. ....
WHIT1NO Jan. Iff. at Preahvterlan
Itnnii for Wlflnwa and Slnnlr. Women. Mla
PLOItHNCK WHlTLNtl. aitrd 71'. nelatlvea
nnd friends Invited tn funeral aervleea.
Wrd., 0.30 n rn . at Home, nstli ana
llreenvvay ave., Weil Thlla. Int. Oreat Bar
rlnctnn Maaa .,... ,. .
WISTLP.. Jan ID.ANNin. wife of Oeorir
H Wlater. aired T7. Ilelatlves and frlendl
Invited to funeral. Wed., 7:30 a. tn., from
.1702 Haverfnrd ave Solemn renulem nin
st St. Agatha's Church, li a. in. Auto
fUWIKrlTP.N'HErtO. 'an. 18. AUOUSTUS
WIESTENHBIIO. aued NS Hclatlves and
frienda Invited to funeral. Wed., H.30 a. m .
northeast corner 3d nnd Pine ata Solemn
renulem maaa at St. Alrhonaua Chureh, 10
a. in. Int Cathedral Cem. Auto aervlce.
WILI.KTS. At Trenton. N .1.. Jan so..
MAHTIIA. ilauahter of late Kdmund Jl. and
L-tltla C Wllleta. Services at St I) Oreen.
vcoed nve., Trenton. X .1 . Thura.. '.' p. m
WILLS. At Mt. Hnll. N J, Jan. I'll.
MAHV VON TDSSHN. widow of llenajali
V Willa, nueil "il. Itelatlvea and friends
Invltrd to funernl, 4(11 Hlch at Mt Hollv,
N J Thura, 1' p. in. Int Mt Hollv Cem
W1THASL Jan 111. PItANCIS T. WITH.
t, Relatives and friends, Master
Plumbere' Atao of Phlla., Kills Toat. No.
0 H of V , invited to funeral aervleea.
Wed 1:30 p hi . 710 Chureh lane. Qtn. Int
rrVOBHNi:n .Inn 1n. MILI.Ii: O fner,
nnlrher). widow nf Prederlilt Woerner, It"l
ntlvea nnd friends Invited to fumr.il services
m . .. ... ... l..ll.n ., nrl .'-fn.vnl
I nUin., i I' III. ". .,,,,.-., .'.I'. ..,,,n.
avea, Laurel Springe N J. Int. rrlinte
flreeiimnunt Cem , Phlla Auto funeral
P.emHlna mav he viewed Wed eve
WOLCOTT. A Itlvertnn, N J , Jan I'll
WILLIAM O WClLCOrT llelntlvea nnd
frltnd. ,and memhera of Covenant Lodge,
No I'll. I'' and A. M.. other organization,
of w'hlrli lie was a mcmhT tuvlted to serv
Irra. Thurs, 1' n. in 415 Linden nve, He-
....I... ...n.' I.n lnul! VV'piI nVe
" Zt,'N. Jan. Mli: I.li.l.IAN C.mr-ON-. vrlfo
of John J. .iun and daimhtT of Milton and
Into Sarah K Cool;, nged 31 nelatlvea and
frienda Invited to funeral aervleea. Thura.,
" n m . ."77 K. llalnea at., (lermantow-n, Int
Ivy lllll Com I'rlends miy call Wed , 8 to
in p. in.
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nv niinu Nane'. revvnnl. 1031 South
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hlack and white Llewrlljn setter dog. Own
er's name nnd address on collar. A. M.
Parker, No 1 Wvnnewnod ave,, Overbroolc.
Telephone Merlon. AGO. Liberal reward.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A TEW rnrtMANTNT POSITIONS f-OR
YOUNQ WOMEN IN A WELL-KNOWN
CUOWtNO INDUS'lllT
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ina Arch st. Mlas nyan
40B Market st Mlas Smith
8 Eicor.' 37,h nl Chestnut Miss McCib.
.?.vi9h"ten ave. Mlas Ilurkhardt
JO B. 6th at., Chester, r. Mis, Tror
TUB BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
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with knowledc. of
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will lw employed at one and fully Instructed
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the supervision of nn experienced and
helpful ulcamin. paid while learning, com.
mission afterward Call for nn Interview be.
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downtown anles office, fourth floor. H. W.
cor lath and Sananm ata.
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ts .jyQy.1.' nr,!l5 ln l"'raon. University
Hospital 34th and Spruce ata.
CLEltK to aaalat in bookkeeping and offlc.
work! knowledge of stenography preferred:
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MILLINERS
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