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WIRELESS SECRETS
NEWEST WONDER
Philadelphia Inventor at
Work on System That
Will Keep the Air From
Being "Tapped."
hndlcat changes In tlio present system
nf wireless telegraphy will take place In r
ivort whllo If an Invention now bclnu
,ked out by Prof. Lloyd 'Knoll, nt lh
lfoys" Central High School, In this city, la
successful.
Professor Knoll, who Is director of
physics at tho school, la trying to perfect
a (lovlco which will permit a sent wire
less messago to bo received only by tho
tatlon for which It Is Intended.
The how npparatua will be worked on a
yaleni of tuning, and only receiving sta
tions tuned to the samo tension as tho
place from which tho messago Is sent can
reecho tho vibrations.
Tho 8. O. S. call will be uniform on nil
machines.
Professor Knoll determined to tierfeel
Ills Idea after listening to messages sent
from battleships In the Delaware Itlver.
Most of tho communications wero In
cipher. Thoy were lengthy and Intricate.
Tho station receiving thoso enlls ma
ouIIkpI to retranslate them after first
notni!? down tho message, nnd, aside from
that, according to Professor Knoll, there
Is uhvays danger of tho message being
pK-Kfd bp by n. Btatlon for which It Is not
Intended nnd worked out to tho dinar!-
(imago of those to whom It had been
scut.
Vlth the new Invention no station but
Hi ) onp to which tho messago Is sent will
Im ablo to receive It. This, If made pos
nlble through the device now being
vvontea upon, win oDviate tlie necessity
for cipher codes and considerably mlnl-
mlrc the time now taken.
Another vnlue of thd Invention will bo
j. lis application to stock tickers for tho
transmission of prlvato messages from a
j broker to his reprcsentatlvo on tho floor
wf an exchange.
7J?r Tho wireless rlovlnn nt flin fiHurA nn-
r cording to Professor Knoll, will bo ablo
iu noma jiict,u.Bcs hh uir hb iiiopo now
used, but will be additionally enhanced
In value because the destination of tho
messages will bo under control.
BTUDYING GOVERNMENT
gClnss Orgnnlzed by tho Equal Fran-
chiso Society. .
A class In government. Federal and
IJocal. was opened today by tho Kauai
Franchise Society of Philadelphia, In Its
imeaaquartcts, Bj South Dth street.
, Margaret Jt. Kollock, Ph. D.. of the
Vi History Department In tho West Phlladel
f.Svhla High School for Girls, Is conducting
Jtho class, ".vhlcli will meet every Friday
J at 3 p. m. A charge of 25 cents will bo
nado to non-members of tho society who
attend the lectures.
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HARRY YUDELSON DIES
Lending Jewish Communal Worker
in Downtown Section.
Harry Yudclscn, one of the leading Jew
ish communnl workers downtown, died
suddenly this morning at tho Jewish
Hospital, Ho had been suffering from a
cancer In the stomach and was operated
upon several weeks ago.
Mr. Tudclson was nctlvo In all the Jew
ish philanthropic and educational Insll-,
tutlons In tho southern section of tho
city. Himself an Immigrant, having conic
to this city from Itussla 23 years ago, he
dovotcd his cntlro llfo to the uplift ot
his coreligionists. Ho was ono of tho
founders of tho Central Talmud Toroh,
314 Catharine street, tho leading Hebrew
school In this city and ono of the biggest
In tho country: was one of the founders
or tho Jewish Sheltering Homo nnd Homo
for the Aged, nnd was nlso actively In
terested In virtually nit tho other Jewish
Institutions In tho city.
Mr Yudclson was single. He Is survived
by threo brothers and three sisters. Tho
funeral will tako placo from his lato resi
dence, 227 Pino street, Sunday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock "
BUY MONEY OBDEBS EABLY
Postmaster Prepares for tho Extra
Christmas Business.
International monoy orders Intended for
Christmas proscnts should be purchased
by December 1, or as soon after as possi
ble, according to an announcement made
today by Postmaster Thornton A rush
of Christmas money orders for friends
and relatives of Phlladelphlans now In
Europe Is expected.
Tho Postmaster stated that during the
contlnuanco of tho war all malls for and
from tho Continent will bo subject to ex
amination, censorship and delay In
transit.
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BED CBOS& FUND QBOWS
Total of Contribution", has Benched
922,501, Treasurer Announces.
Contributions continue to pout Into tho
Itcd Cross fund In Philadelphia. Francis
U. neeves, treasurer, announced today
that several cases of goods had been sent
to Now York bv tho Central Station, also
that a branch station had been opened
In Norrlstown and other centres. All ro
Totted favorable progress.
Tho fund has Increased from 121,86 5
to $22,501.07, The following aro "recent
contributors!
Miss relherston and Mum Stenhouse,,
. proceeds of dunce .$Kono
Mrs A n. Whit , 1 no
rimt Haptlst Church (Additional) 1.2.1
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church . . 92 43
Emmanuel P. B. Church, Quakertown.. 2.7ft
Alios n Truby 3 00
laaae Watts ,.. 3.UU
W. K. Smith and Charlotte McCItiro
Smith . . , ,, . 2000
S S of M I! Church. Media 7.RS
Bt. Matthews Church, Kranclsvllls .. BOB
Kern Uodce ,, . , . .. . . JW
Woman Suffrage Party .... . ... 41 no
II. W Adnm. Colleton, S. C 6 00
central Conj relational Churca.. loon
SUM EX W, Ulddle .. .. loooo
Vanamaktr's Central Rlntlon . ... 1B7.74
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charles Mayfleld, 211 8 Oth at , and Elliabcth
Furey, 2tS7 N. Percy St
John l, McKoever, lfi27 B Clarence St., and
Martha M. O nrlen, 102(1 N 3d al
John Morrla. M Uross at , and Mary Egan,
7810 Creshclm road.
John Rreier. 1114 (Irecn st , nnd Klla r
T.lnffarh ertin MpPlallin at
John J. O'Mstlej, 1140 Tree at , and Sophia V
' Matte),
lj? Host
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Morton B. Tllock, Norrlstown, nnd Clara Bloch,
mil M flu
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John M Stephens, ih.12 ti LchlRh nvc , and
Mnrr A Cojno, Srtjrt II York at . ..
Walter J. Craven, 2043 1! York ave . nnd Mar-
caret A McClcrnan, 1S0S Maachcr it
rrancla J Unfren, S28 N Tailor at . and lloie
A Solan. KM N Markoe it . .
Jamra E. Doushcrty, Jr , 210 Federal at , and
Marie H Kmlth ISO AVntklna at
Charles i' Hievens. ntm Catharlna st , and
Hclin M Christ. Bftll nko at
CHABLES STBIOKLEB'S FUNEBAE
Hend of Importers' Firm Will Bo
Buried Tomorrow.
Tho funeral of Charles Strlcklci, head
of tho firm of Charles Strlcklcr & Sons, i
importers, 2d and Callow hill streets, who
died Wedncs.daj after an Illness of many
months, will bo held tomorrow frrfm his
lato residence, 6103 North Broad street.
Mr. Strlcklcr was bom In Kurlck.
Switzerland, hi 1S5.1, nnd when a boy
came to Philadelphia with lilt parents.
Tie was a director of the Integrlb Tltlo
Insurance Company, tho Trust nnd Safo
Deposit Compani and a member of the
Masons, the Philadelphia Srhuctzcn
Vorcin nnd tho Philadelphia Turngc
melndc. His whtbw, who is a daughter
of tho lato Vitus Sautor, and (he suns
nnd threo daughters survive.
OBITUARIES
BOBEBT J. BUBDETTE
Preacher, Author, Lecturer nnd
Noted Humorist.
PASADENA, Cal., Nov. 20. - The Ttcv.
Dr. Itobert J. Durdctte, tho preacher,
author, lecturer and humorist, and n for
mer resident of Brn Mawr, Pa, died
hero jestcrday. Ho was 70 cars old.
Death followed a lingering Illness, lasting
through the past two jears.
Doctor Burdctte had been living In Cali
fornia during the latter pait ot his life,
but for many of tho jears of his popular
ity an a lecturer and writer ho resided In
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The simple but amazing stories of how wives showed the way
to their husbands which lifted them from clerkships to being
their own bosses; how incomes were changed from $1 0, $1 2
and $1 5 a week to $5000, $6000 and $8000 a year.
How did these wives do it? Here they tell the stories themselves, The ideas will Ht thousands of others
From a $10-a-Week Clerkship
To $5000 a Year
An Express Agent
Who Became a Merchant
A Year Ago $10 a Week
Now a Boss With Savings
From a Car Conductor
To the Proprietor of 6 Stores
My Husband's Drug Store That 1
Changed From $500 to $5000 a Year
How Wives Have Saved Farms
ideas each a money
For December: Out Today: 15 cents everywhere
it may mean for you, as it has for others, an entire change
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. INDEPENDENCE SQUARE,
Bfyn Mawr, and was well known In Phil
adelphia and vicinity, where he was a
frequent speaker and lecturer. He was a
Baptist clergyman, and mahy of the older
ministers of that denomination In this
city remember him well.
Doetor Bardette was n close friend of
Dit Ttussell H Conwell, president of Tem
ple University, nnd In 1891 ho wrote tho
second biography of thd local lecturer,
clergyman and educator, entitled "Templo
And Templars."
Among hit loent friends Is the Bev. Dr.
J, Q. Walker, pastor of the Mantua Bap
tist Church, West Philadelphia, who re
ceived a letter from the humorist, which
was written during thd das when hit
health wat broken, But even then, al
though regretting his inability to speak.
Doctor Burdette still showed hit spirit of
good humor. Another local friend of tho
lato writer Is the Bev. Dr. A. J. Rowland,
of tho BAptlst Publication Society. Every
body In this section knew lilm only as
"Bob" Burdette, he was so popular. Ho
left Brn Mawr nbout 25 years ago to
settle In California.
Doctor Burdetto was a native of Greens
boro. Pa., where he was born on July
30. 18U Early In his life he removed with
his parents to Peoria, 111. In that city
somo 40 years ago he began to cultivate
his good humor while working on the
staff ot tho Peoria Transcript. He began
his lecture tours In 1878, and for 20 years
afterwards he traveled through all parts
of the United States, scattering pleasuro
about him everywhere by his good
natured optimistic talks
In 1P03 he left the lecture platform to
become pastor of Temple Baptist Church,
Los Angeles, having been ordained at thnt
time 'Six cars later ho becamo pnttor
emeritus of tho namo congregation Sc
cral cotloget and unlvcrsltlct awarded
him honornrv degrees In recognition of
his record as a speaker and wilier
runoral services will bo held In tho
Pasadena Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
r. W. MOEliENHAUEB
For Mnny Years Prominent in New
York Flnanclnl Eifc.
NKW YORK, Nov 20 -Frederick W.
Mollonhaucr, tho wealthy redncr, who for
many rnrs led the fight against the
sugar trust, died tuddenly at his home
today Ho wat Gl jears old and was
born In Hrookln
Mr. Mollonliauer had been for many
jrnrs piomlnent In tho commercial and
flimnilnl llfo of Now York, being a dl
icctor of ninny banks nnd corporations
JEBEMIAH O. JONES
Jeremiah C. Jones, SO jcais old, for
many jears a coal operator and con
tractor, died jcatorday nt his home, C240
Schujltr street, dcrmantown Mr. Jones
wat a member of tho Soclctj of friends
Ho is stmlved by his wife and one daugh
ter The funeral serlcet will bo held
tomorrow nftornoon nt 2 o'clock from his
Into residence
EDWIN W. PUBNELL
Edwin W. Purncll, 71 years old, one of
tho oldest hat manufacturers of Phila
delphia, who died late Tuctday night, nt
tho home of his daughter, Mrs ICdwin
Prettyinnn, 12.11 Tatnall street, Wilming
ton, Del, will bo burled tomorrow in
Hlkton. Md. He suffered a stroke of
npoplexy last Friday, from which he
failed to rccoNcr.
Mr Purncll was a member of the firm
of J. H. Welsh &. Co., 62 North
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How a Wife Saved Her Husband's
Tailor Shop With One Idea
How a Wife Made $5000 the First
Year For Her Doctor-Husband
Howl Changed My Husband's Bakery
And Now Making $187 a Month
From $600 Yearly Wages
To a $6000 Income
4 Years Ago a Clerk
Now He Owns 27 Lots
How With One Dollar
I Made My Husband His Own Boss
- maker that has actually made money for others
adlies Home Jemima
Second street, nnd for years tvaa af
filiated with the ogievee, Welsh company,
the L,!pp!ncoM, Oglevef) Company, and the
1'tppineott, Mitchell company He was a.
director of the Merchants and Manu
facturers' Assoelatton Previous to liv
ing In Wilmington. Mr. Purncll a home
In this city was on tho site, of Strawbrldgo
As l lothler's; department store, then a
fsshlonabler residential section Ho Is
also survived by a son, Bdwln B. Pur
ncll, a merchant of Sandoval, III.
SIB EDWABD SOLOMON
CAPETOWN, South Africa, Nov 20-
Slr Edward Solomon, prominent politician
nnd former Ooverrior Minister in the
Transvaal, died at Johannesburg today.
Mrs. M. B. Hoxcy, Sculptor
WASHINGTON, Nov 20 -Mrs Mlnnlo
Beam Hoxey, tho only woman sculptor
whoso works are shown In tho Capitol,
died here today.
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Dltir.K'lt. In loving memory nt THAN.
BHIlUCIt. who died November SO. 11)01
APLIN. On November 17, 1P1I, .lOSnPlt
I'., son of Ellen Aplln. runoral on Saturday,
at 8 30 a. m from 2019 Almond at (cornor of
Bast Albert, IStli Ward) Solemn Ileiiulem
Mats at St Ann'a Church, nt 10 a, m.
Interment nt New Cathedral Cemeterj
n,lKAI CKMA 11AKAU IBM P (1th at.
llOOKHAMMISIt. At her late residence.
Sfllt North Oth al , on Noiemher to, 1UIJA
H. widow of Cytenlua 7. Ilookhnmnier Duo
notice of the tunernl will bo given
IIIIADI.KV. On November ll, 1DI4. JOHN
1. husband of tho Into Kntherlno llradlnj,
aged to years ninrral on Saturday, nt
7 ) n. in . from 0.T.W McCnlltnn at , ilor
manlonn Solemn Requiem Hlfth lns nt
Rt Vincent do Paul s c hurcli nt l a m In
terment private, nt Holy Sepulchre Ceme
ten
llltOVtN.--On N'oiembe- 17. 1DM. KJllN
hmbind of Margaret llrown Tunernl on
HitUNhn nt 8 .10 a m , from J711 Meet Ox
ford al Solemn Hlnh Mnaa nt church of
Moat I redout lllood. at 10 n m Interment
nt Itolj cro emeterj
HUr.TTNKn. On Not ember 10. 1014 JOHN.
huthnnd of Mary Iluettner, Rgrd ft I ears
I uncial on Salurdaj, nt ,10 n m . from
2"i North Sydnhini at IIIrIi Maes Ht St
Honaenlura a Church at 0 n. in Interment
Hols fieiulchro Cem terj
Iltri.T.UCK On November 18 101 1 1V1M,.
IAM It llUI.LOCK M I) In the Diet jeir
of hla nge. Kuncial xervliei nt the residence
of hla ton John O Ilullork. flltu (Ireena at ,
Oermantown, tfntiirda mornlnir, 11 o clock
UorMces nt tho chapel of thn AMImlnston
and llrandynlne Cen.ctcry, Wllmlnslon, nt
3 o'clock
CAHHOlti:. On November 17. 1014, fcUSAN
ldo of Dld Cnahoro 1 uncral on fi
tirda, nt 1 Id p m from her Into residence.
1S17 Bmt Albert at. Interment prlialc, at
North Cedar Hill Cemelerj
LItAHI. On Not ember 17. 1014, IIB
Iir.i'lA BTEWAllT. wife of tho Into Hobort
1 Crnlg Relatives nnd friends of tlio fam
II) nre respectfully Imltcil to nttend the fu
neral seniles, on Haturrln) nrtcrnonn, at 2 10
precisely, al the, residence of her won. Dr.
liirl n Craig, S71S N I'nrk ate Interment
private
CUrcfiS. On November IS, 1014. SAHAII
widow of Ueorire II Cress Funeral sen Ice
nt he- late residence Mil Main at, ( hctnut
Hill l'o . on "aturdnj, at 2 p m Interment
nt lv HI 1 Cemoterv
CUIU.M. On November 10. 1014. PKTEft.
buahand of llrldgtt t urlev I uneril on
Monday, at R 30 n in , from 1721 Junlntn
rt. Solemn nequlein Mass at St Stephen's
r hurcli, lit 10 a m Interment nt Holj
Sepulchre Cemcterv
di: i.onr.To. donato m; i.oiiuto, sis
Fltzvvater et
DILLON. On November it. 1014, KATII
HV N M daughter of Klla nnd thn lato Arch
ibald Dillon 1'uncrnl on Rnturdav. nt 8 0
a m, from IT, IVnlnut lane Manayunk
Solemn Itequlem Mas t St. lohn the Knptlat
( liimli Interment nt Westminster Cematerv
IIONK. On November 17, 1014. C1IAS
.T , ion of John J and Margaret M. Downev .
1 unernl on Saturda), nt .' i in, from S(tl
AValton ave Interment at St Ucnls Ccin
eterv. KARL Suddenlv, at Atlnn'io cltv N J
on November 17 1014, IOHII1 A, husband of
Alarv Adelaide IJirl. riineral rcrvlcca nt
Mount Holly Cemetery Chupel on Saturday.
How An Architect's Wife
Made Her Husband Successful
How I Got My Husband
To Fight the Mail-Order Business
How I Increased Our Soda Fountain
Receipts From $10 to $30 a Day
How I Made My Clerk-Husband
Become a Superintendent
From $10 a Week
To a Factory of His Own
From $20 a Week to
$5000 aYear
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
Deaths
en arrival of train leaving Ftrttaileiphla at
10:45 a m
EnrtAB. On November IT. IBM, MAIlOA
nBT J , wife of James U Bdtar sral daugn
ter of Klliabeth J and the lata William
II Rtlnson Kuneral on Sunday, nt Z p m
from her Iste residence, 8 Wlnlon si (Oth
nnd Jnekson sti ) Interment st Fernfroott
Ceraeterj.
Rf.Y- On November Is. . 1014. . ItlCHAnD
WAS. in his 82d year. nt hla late fejldence.
ClntraV' New Hope, ra. funeral service
flatarday. t 2 o p. m. Interment prlvste.
Ptenso omit flowers.
TAANS-On November 10, .1814. MAtlTi
Hldow of John Kvnna In her tli yejr
Funeral services on Mondayt NovemMr w,
nt 2 r. m , nt her residence 217 .pucllu
, nve, Ifnddonncld, N. J Interment llaptlst
1 IT70nilAt,T1. November 17. 1014. JAMBS
riTZOHRALD'. husbnnd or MargAret Flts
gerald f-uneral on Saturday, at ,. ,""
from 4040 Cambridge st , West Philadelphia
Mass at Rt, Agatha's t hurrh at 0 a. m. in
terment at Holy cross Cemetery.
I RANK. MARTHA THANK, 2189 South
GARRETT. In NnrrlMown. n Mleventh
Month 17th. 1014, MAROAHWr OAnnBIT.
Funeral from the residence of her nephew
William P. Hippie, Uroomalt, I'Tr
roiinty. 1'n.. on Seventh day, 18'nth
Month 21 at Meet, at tho houso at 3 p. m
Interment nt Newtown FrleTids' Murlal
OlIXKSrlC-Oii November IS. 1014, CATH
".!.'& X, ..e rani nitlMnle Funeral
I ..in iiiln ninect on Saturday, nt 8 30 n m..
from SOU North th st. Solemn Mass of
Requiem nt St. Trancls' Church ; nt 10 n, m.
precisely. Interment at New cathedral Ceme-
Ol'millt. On November 10. 1014, AN
THONY husband of Itacntl Olover 1 unernl
on Saturday, nt 1 p m. from 24IR South
jeminr sT. Inlcrtnent knights of Pythias
OfMLVCHA. .TANINA OOMACHA. 62t Ho.
nvniA.-'-JOSCrit OUIDA, 04.1 Carpenter st.
HAMMOND. On November 10 1011.
AVNlV) wife of Alfred It Hammond
funeral services on Bundnv, nt IP in, nt
Her late residence. 1451 North )rkny at.
interment private nt Orccnmount Con eterv
HANHKV, On November 18 1014. 1HNS,
husband of Emma Hansen runeral on Sim
dav. at 2 P. m , from residence. .12"! Snjder
nve Interment private. Kernwood Ccme-
IIASI.BTT. On November 17 10H FRANIC
C huabnnd of Mary Hnslctt. nnd mh ot
Mary A nnd the Into William llnalett thin
notlco of the funernl will be given from Ills
late! waldence 12.1J Kst 1 aimer at
linnilKUT Near Mnannvllle. N J , on No;
"eSber V. 101 J. HARRY W.. husband of
nislo Herbert Funeral on Junrtti nt a p.
tit from Mnsonvllle, N. J Interment nt
lirRHCHKU-olf' November 20. 11H n.
M IIUIl" N T JH'?.FOTin pre.dent of tho
Ml Uvillo National Hank, ngeel f,7 enr Itela
itiM and friends nro Invited to nttend thn
f meral. from his Into resident o. 22H Hnrt
Mnln street Mlltvllle. N J. on Monday.
November 2.1. nt 10 30 n m. Interment
nt Mount Pleisnnt Cemelerj
linrjSK..-On November IS 1014 ciTAItt.RS
11KNKY JtlTNUn HOt SR I tineral on Sat
iirdnv. at 0 n in , at 021 Palethorp st
Olncy Requiem Mnss at St Albnn'n Church,
Tabnr road, ot 10 a. m pierlselv Interment
I VCOlls. ANNA TACORS, 1730 Ingersoll st
.inNES. At Oreland, Pa , on November IS,
1014 NATHANIUI. HA1.I. JONBS. formerly
of tnrbndoos, D. W I Rervlces nnd Inter
ment nt tho convenlenco of the family.
TONEHOn Eleventh Month 10th, 1014.
lERRMIUt C JONES In his ROtft venr.
Tho relatives nnd friends nro Invited to at
tend funernl on 7tli dny Eleventh month 21st
nt " P m . from hla lato residence 0J40
Hehtivlcr ot , Queen Lnno Station, Ocrman.
i,,.n Interment private.
ki'kOAN. -On November 10, 1014, MART
1 KEEOAN (nee Envvrlght) wife of John
lceeunn Funernl on Hnturdaj nt 8 30 n
m from 2VW 11 Dauphin st Solemn High
Mnia nt tho Church of tho II0I5 Nnmo, nt 10
n m Interment at New Cathedral Coma-
KELLER, SARAH KELLER, 1027 South
Iteulah st.
KINfi. On November 10. 1014, HARRIETT,
wife of Peter King nnd daughter of tho lato
Simuel nnd Elizabeth Teak Residence. --'0.1
Hitter at. Duo notice of the funeral will be
given
KLINE. On Novemner IS. 1014, IOIIN I?.
liusbniul of Anna 13 Kline Relatives nnd
friends are Invited to attend tho funernl
tcrvlccy. on Saturday, nt '2 p. m at Ills
I, to resldenre. 1215 Rockland st , Logan
Interment private
KOOLISIL ANNE KOOMEc, 07 Noble st
KKAUSE. In Royorsford, Tn . on Novcm-
EBBBBaaHf uHStSht Shis fiiflnHeTiKir? "'H
j3i MMllp BBWL!i in Pn4i SIKjlMailBrBBMsHioimaaaB
After the Idea Was Realized
4
in yow: family income
DBAXRSJ
1A ,A,J ftlAU io I. kU,
lh fear, nnwrai tram Anittan MttM.
evtrsford P Oadiiy. 13 5 p .W. , Aft
servissp nt carters Reformed ChUrehv lliitn
land Montgomnry ounty, t 4 p. m. IS
temwnl r adjoining cemetery
I.KACII. -On Novembor 10, 1914 MAnTlfC.
son of Wiuiam nnrl Jan Laeh, agsd JW
ears. Funeral on Monday, at 7JW ei it,
from 12o rorth 10th nt lflgh Mss nt tnd
t hurrh of Uie Oesu itlt m Interment at
Holy rrtml Cemetery
t'VU1ishP.1,Horttabtt io.iau. har-
RlnTr I,BONAhf, widow of William Leoni
fit, yged 07j-enr. Residence 43IO Falr
rnonnt nve. Due notice) of tho funerat will
00 given
'iWRTIfT.0" November 16, 1014, ItBIt
M,Af I'" "TON. husbend, of the late Wry
''''ton. Funeral on Monday, at 2 30 p m ,
ilS? 5!" "sllerweof .Tils son-in-law, Ull-
v2ZJ&" on 8ou,h 3d ' Interment
Fernwood Cemtrj,
MacARAN.-On November 19 1014. .TAMES
liJ-wnot 15 Into Jamen D and Hannah
Mne.Vrnn. Due notlee of funeral will .
given
MAlLltV MAROARKT MAHAR, J811 rifle
MKAUS MATttON MnARS, 1410 Talr
mount nve.
Mirf?n?jr0n November 18. 1014. JAMBS V.
friends nro Invited to nttend hH funeral, on
Hiturday morning at R So o'clock, from his
late residence, ,110 South 12th st )IIgh Mas
nt St. John's Church nt 10 o'clock. Inter
ment at Cathedral Cemelerj.
rLUjr. Near Albion. N. J., on Nnv.mb
Wi. i'iL JS"UA M., husbsnd of the 1st
Mliabeth Plum Funernl servlres on Fatur-
Sfif.'.. l . ? '."i "l 1214 Tatnall t . WIN
,,!t;V.NE't" n November 18, 1014. 1I0W
i!JH. .' on ot lh8 lato yrodertck c. and
2!. re.fi'T" .? fj.jcsrs. Tho relattves
?il 1 1 '.'"":! "' .h- pmlly are respectfully In.
Mte.1 to niteml the funeral service, on situr-'t1.".5-
ft""nen f ? o'rlock precisely, nt hl
L".,i?..IM,',once' 1731 Diamond st. Interment
SATThltTinVAtT-At the residence of his
son, TlimtaH c Satterthwnll. Insdown,
! , on l.k'Vdilli Month 20(h, 1014. OEORtllJ
T BATTI71THWAIT. In his 70th yVar Fu
nernl nt Westsrovo Friends Meeting House,
on Second-day, Md Instant, at 10 o'clock a.
m, S"rt!',S'' WH meet trnln leaving; Phila
delphia 7 17 u m
8(IAI,LIM. ARCHIBALD BOALLIW. IBM
Moro it
HIIAIUM.nr.--On, Nov ember 17. 1014. ANN.
vvlle of Daniel blmrpley. Unernl on Satur
day, at 3 P m , from IB41 Baker St., Mnna
yiinlc. Services In St. David's P. B. Church,
al .1pm Interment private, Leverlngtsn
-iiirti;i ft
SIMPSON.
nrlne st.
-PERCY SIStPSON. Ill Cata-
SOUTH. -On November 1R. 1014. In Down
Ingtown 1 n, Ol ORCH W. BOirtll Funernl
Monday at tho Gtorgo W. South Memorial
Church or the Advotnto, 18th and Diamond
nts , at 11 n m , where remains can b
1IIU Interment private, at bouth Laurel
SritICKLI'R.-.On
November 18, 1014,
CH AIH.i:a HTRICKt.ER, husband
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rlctta, M Strlcklcr (neo ba.uter. in til. K1A
tiei
lear. Ilolatlven and friends alio lierman
IJdgo, No J2J. Y nnd A. ST.; directors of
Integrlly Tltlo Insurance, Trust and Bate De
posit Company, Schvelien leretn, Vhlladef
phln IMrngomelnde, Canttatter Yolksfeat
Vereln, Schweitzer . Nallonalfest Verein.
Kchneltier Macnnerchor, nnd al) other so
cieties of which he was n member, nro In-
Ml od to attend thn funeral services, on 8it
nrda, nt 1 u o'clock, nt hla lato residence,
1103 North Rroad st. Interment prlTate, t
Mount Vernon Cemetery
THtnirSON.On November 19, 1014, at
:iIT North Mil at . KLIZADDTlt A,, wife,
of William Thompson and daughter of thn '
Ulo llllnm It. and Hllzabeth Morris. Du
notice of the funernl will be given.
THIIMrr. On October IS 1314. CHAR
I OTTO II (neo Nudd), widow of Charles
Trumpp Funeral services at her lata resi
dence, IPSA Kontnln St., on Saturday, at 3
p m. Interment private, at Jtt. Peaco Ceme
tery.
HT.TZKI.. Suddenly, at Wlllcei-Barre, Pa..
November 18 19U JOHN U, husband of
Katie roster IVctsel Duo notlco of the,
funeral will be given, from his 1st resi
dence. 3H41I North .Tudson st.
WHKtANV On November IP, 1011, RtCIT
AltD, husband nt llnry "W helan, aged 63
venrs. Due notlcn of fureral will b etven
from his lato residence HIT North Walts at.
KINO. On November 10. 1014, HARRIET,
talfo of Peter Kins, and daughter of tlrt
lato fianuel nnd I.llzabeth Peak. 203 Rltner
st Duo notice of the funeral will bo Rlrrn.
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