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EV'ByiNIGF KEDaEBPHILADELPHI, TUESDAY, APRIL- S, XjDIS?
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BOY SCOUTS
This department h published
etfefj Tuesday and Friday. News
of troops Is desired from troop
scribes, as uell as special articles of
scout xcork, and not more than 300
Usotds long, from scoutmasters and
scouts. Address all communications
to the Don Scout Editor, Evcnlnu
Ledgcf, Philadelphia.
New Commissioners nt Work
Field Commissioners E. Urner Goodman
and Hit) don O, Merrill, who took chnrg?
of their new dutlco April 1, Imvo ptunRed
Into their work with cnthualiism. A new
.system Is being perfected whereby tho
office and field work will bo conducted
eepftrntcly. Tho now commissioners, who
v. Will have charge of nil Held work, nro
listing the needs of the various troops
and nro whipping them all Into shape.
They plan n whirlwind tour of the city,
which will tnko up about a week; tho
tour will Include every troon. This tour
may be postponed until the arrival nf tho
other newly elected Held commissioner,
Carroll A, Edson, of New York, who Is
now at the Dartmouth Teachers' College.
Ho will report for work M,ay 1. In a
feu' weeks It Is expected that n schedule
will bo mado out of the nlno first nid
classes, only two of which are now meet
ing, and that tho system of first clas3
tests will bo mado pcifcct.
Friday la Baseball Day
More than 3000 registered scouts from
this city, Delaware nnd Montgomery
Counties and Camdon, Gloucester and
Burlington (N. J.) Counties will march
to Shlbo rark Friday to b the guests
of tho Athletics and Phillies In tho an
nual "Boy Scout Day" at the park. The
two teams will play a special exhibition
gamo for the scouts, who will root for
both 'Tat" Mornu anil Connie Mnck's
teams. Official order.! to Boy Scouts vvoro
Issued today. They read'
OFTtciAi onnnits von tut: hari'iiall
ciami:. sunn: park, friday.
Arm i. n. at :i i m.
First. As troops enter the Ernn(' "'nnd they
will tako eectlons marked
he E'
vv 1th
their respective
troop numbers nnd when orders nro Riven after
the came to lorm for piradc they will form In
tho name numerical order ami march In this
lormation nrounu trie ncia out on to Lehigh
avenue, thence to Urond street nnd down llroad
street to Susquehanna avenue, where troops
may bo disbanded nt pleasure.
Second. For the parade troops will form In
a. column of fours, with patrol leaders on the
lefti. Scout masters will lend their troops, tak
ing positions- on the lett of the line
Third. During the parade scout masters will
ace that the scouts In their command retain
positions In line until end of route.
fourth. Eery effort mnde toward a cood
appcaranco In unlrorm nnd lino will help,
hcouta leaving the nltrrnoon school sctMon
early to nttend the game should be encouraged
to wear their uniforms to school, following the
precedent set last jear
Fifth. Scout masters should see that ncouts
rtaln their places In the grand Hand during
the ramc and until notllled to fall In for tho
pa rude.
Sixth.
a rude.
Sixth. JCo sounding of musical Instruments
a the grounds except on the march
Seventh. It should not be nee
ias except on mo marcn
It should not be necessary, of
course, to Rive orders to scouts forbidding the
throwing of vvnmo paper or refuse about the
(rand Marc!.
Eighth. Four scout masters, forming the
committee lor the occnslon. will act as aides
In charge of the four divisions In the line of
march. Sincerely yours,
E. UIINHH. GOODMAN.
Field Commissioner.
IIAYDKN O. .MURIUM
Field Commissioner.
Indian Scoutmaster for Troops
Walter Brndby. a Cherokee Indian fiom
the Carlisle Indian School, vlblted Boy
Scout headquarters today and offered his
services. He Is assistant scoutmaster of
Carlisle Troop 2, a "paleface" troop, and
Is a Sundny school worker. He will prob-
nblv timka this cltv IiIh lininn iiml If
J' so, will enter scout work here. He Is
Jf nn( expert hunter and fisherman and
f knowsall the campcraft and lore of the
Indians, having been born nnd raised on
' the Pamunkoy Indian Reservation. In
-vy.'rglnla. His tribe is n branch of the
'i Cherokecs. Ho Is also an athlete, having
k played on tho Carlisle Indian football
team In I3U and 1912. during the three
. years he went to school.
V
r Scoutmaster Burnwood Resigns
Kf' Tho Rev. G. B. Burnwood, scoutmaster
f of Troop 43 and pastor of tho Port Itlch-
i ' mond Methodist Church, has resigned his
tg position because he has been transferred
5" to the Holmesburg Church. He will bo
succeeded by Assistant Scoutmaster John
It. Williams, The troop gave him a part
In? gift at tho last meeting.
I' Troop l Plans for Field Day
i Troop 61 (Scoutmaster William S.
--' Rosenbaum) Is preparing for next field
r day, and, with the material on hand, ex-
pects to make n good showing. The
Itroop's anniversary Is drawing near. A
,' competitive examination for assistant
f patrol leader of the Eagle Patrol will
, , bo held at the next meeting. Some of
). ' th candidates for the position nro Max
well Fader, William Katz, Samuel Bren-
i ner and Morton Fleishman.
Hobs on Resigns in Troop 37
Scoutmaster Thomas E. Hobson, of
Troop; 37, has resigned. He will probably
be succeeded by Assistant Scoutmaster
, " Howard Walton.
"'Scouts and Parents Baptized
Scout James Mitchell, of Troop 12i
k (Bcou'tmaster Clarence Williams), who
iiasr baptized at the Mariners' Baptist
Bethel Church, 323 South Front street,
-, Pfihday, brought his father and mother
-with him. They, too, were baptized, and
they said that It was through their Bon
r being a Boy Scout that they were per-
' Bunded to become Christians Assistant
, Scoutmaster Crlss and Patrol Leader
Paul were also baptized at tho services,
which were conducted by Mr, Hallowell
In the presence of Scoutmaster Williams,
Troop Committeemen Friend, Holllng-
, Worth and Galloway and members of the
troop. The troop meets at the church
j4 Monday and Thursday nights. An enter-
t. tainraent. win De given April 23,
Troop 112 urganizes Hand
A brass band of 1Z pieces has been or-
Paganized by Troop 112 (Scoutmaster II. W,
t 'Hblston), under the direction of the Rev.
rjf Morrell L. Haynard, pastor of the Bel-
NO. 85 ASTHMA SIMPSON, THE VILLAGE
mont Avenue Baptist Church. Somo of
tho scouts who play In the band nro
Frederick O'Donncll, Percy ration,
Frank Hooven, Barton Bowan, Walter
Stuart, Arthur Cummins, William Gard
ner, Thomas Campbell nnd William Fer
guson. Troop 47 Has New Band
Not content with its fife and drum
corps, which Is ono of tho first organized
In tho city, Troop 47 (Scoutmaster James
Hewitt) has organized a brass band, with
Kdwln Keck, of tho pollco band, as in
structor. Bchearsals are held every Mon
day evening. Tho players nro Senior
I'atrol Lender Pollock, baritone; O. Hel
ler, tuba; Ilobort Bates, tenor; Howard
Hays, first alto; William Hughes nnd
Georgo Pollock, Bccond nlto; James
Hewitt, first trombone; Assistant Scout
master William Clayton and Owen Ale
Garrlty, second trombone; Hnymond
Kennedy nnd Hnymond Cantncr, solo cor
net; Norman Bates and Ernest Milter,
second cornet: Wllllnm Ilchtz and James
Townson, third cornet, and wllllnm Sin
ton nnd Harry Faunce, drum nnd cvm
bals. Severn! other Instruments nre open
to wideawake membercs. Sovcrnl of the
scouts expect to complete their second
class tests this week. The bnnk-book
problem seems to bo tho real test.
Troop GO's Merit Contest
The merit contest of Troop 59 (Scoutmas
ter Wllllnm C. Rommel), which will end In
June, Is now led by Edward Evans, who
has nearly 200 points; Ellis Prlco Is sec
ond nnd John Hlnes third. The points me
bnsed on attendance, discipline, pass
ing of merit badge and other tests Evans
hn been elected patrol lender of the
new Kangaroo patrol, which Includes As
sistant Patrol Lender Summcrfleld nnd
Scouts Mills, Shower, Hendricks, Johnson,
Spitz nnd Heulsh. Patrol Lenders Evans,
Garrett, of tho Wood Pigeon pnttol,
nnd Mnckln, of the Englo patrol, have
Joined tho nautical troops. Scoutmaster
Hommcl took tho troop through City Hall
Saturday, from tho Electrical nurcau to
William Pcnn, on the tower. Tho troop
i...- tit(ln ,,,. (hn Saturday Evctilnc Post
", ta ... u'' ln0 ,,,;;7y ,. ,u
plan with success. With Troop CD, tho
scouts are planning to mako a trek wag
gon which will bo better than any yet
made.
Silver Cup for Goodman
Tho scouts of Troop 1, through Senior
Patrol Leader Jnmes Schultz, presented
n silver loving cup to Field Commissioner
Goodman, their former scoutmaster, last
Tuesday night.
Troop 72
H. Simpson has been offered nn assis
tant scoutmastcrshlp In Troop 72 (Scout
master H. E. Wntts). The troop baseball
team, of which Edward D. Dolbey, 3C02
Walnut street, Is manager, has nrrnnged
a gamo with tho Mcadowglee Athletic
Club. Its mnnngcr Is Ted Van Zelst,
brother of Louis Vun Heist, tho Athletics'
mnecot, who died not long ngo. The troop
wishes games with teams averaging 12
to 14 years. Franklin Copclnnd passed
the tenderfoot test and Edwnrd Dolbey
was presented with his first-class badge,
tho first In tho troop, nt tho last meet
ing. Tho troop has taken up the Curtis
Publishing Company's plan to sell the
Saturday Evening Test
Scranton Scouts Visit City
Scoutmaster Alfred J. Bevan, of Scran
ton Troop 1, nnd Scouts Alfred Hartman.
Robert Cordler nnd Harry Jones, visited
hendquartcrs Saturday bearing a message
from Carev P. Williams, scout commis
sioner of Scranton, Pn. The pnrtv -was
on an educational tour, stopping nt Wash
ington nnd Philadelphia. They left for
Scranton Sundny evening, taking with
them a message from Philadelphia head
quarters. The message to Philadelphia
read:
Please accept, through the medium of Scout
master Bevan, who presents thla to sou. the
greetings and felicitations of the local council
of the Doy Scouts of America, of Scrnntnn.
Pa., nnd of tho scout commissioner for the
same territory.
As an organization wo havo not yet passed
our Urst birthday, but In developing the move
ment from 200 scouts ten months ago to nenrly
1()(0 today we feel that wo have made n Btnrt
which should place Scranton among the leaders
be'nre tho end of the ear.
With tho kindest personal feelings and the
hope that nn unqualified success may be yours,
I am jours very sincerely.
CAREY P. WILLIAMS,
Scout Commissioner,
Jersey Scouts
Gloucester City Troop 2's baseball team
lines up as follows: Vnnhcst, catcher:
Cheesman, pitcher; Hetherlngton. first
base; Thompson, second base; P. Powell,
shortstop; Taylor, third base; Lcddon,
left field; Matthias, centre field, and
Balle, right field. Joseph Cheesman, 40J
North Broadway, is manager, and Robert
B. Hetherlngton, IS Lano avenue, captain.
Camden's newest troop has been or
ganized at tho Emanuel Baptist Church,
4th and Mount Vernon streets. Scout
Commissioner S. E. Dobbs, of Camden
County, gave the troop its number,
Troop IS. Tho officers nro Harold E.
Schubert, scoutmaster; Alexander M.
Stone, honorary scoutmaster and treas
urer; Charles R. Locke, assistant scout
muster and troop scribe; Charles W.
Stone, patrol leader, and Elmer Carlson,
assistant, of the Stag Patrol; Wallace
Fortlner, patrol leader, and Wllllnm
Abrams, assistant , of the Kangaroo
patrol: Clinton H. Matlack, secretary; the
Rev. Joseph Schubert, chaplain, and John
C. Davis, Harvey B. Hawk and Levi S.
Wilson, Troop Committee, Dr. John G.
Doron, scoutmaster of Troop 3, gave a
talk on March 29. The troop took Its
first hlko, to Newtown Square yesterday,
leaving the parsonage at 7 o'clock In tho
morning.
Camden Troop 13 hiked to League Island
Sunday and visited the ships. Scout
master Stonehlll was formerly on the
Rhode Island. Scout I. Kalowskl won
tho uniform dressing contest Thursday
night, and astronomy tests wero taken.
The members who cannot swim will be
given lessons In a private pool. A base
ball team Is being formed, with A. Albert
as captain and J. Weiss manager.
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MUCKLE ESTATE GOES
TO GRANDCHILDREN
Mrs. Caroline Seiser Muckle,
Stambach Poole and Brother
Beneficiaries.
Mrs Caroline Seiser Muckle Stnmbnch
Poole, wife of Lieutenant J. Morton Poole,
3d. at present stationed at Hongkong ns
executlvo officer of tho U. S. S. Cincin
nati, uud her brother, Mark Richards
Muckle Stambach, of 1722 Pino street,
grnndchlldren of Colonel M Richards
Muckle, who died nt tho Pine street homo
on Mnrch 30, are the pilncipal beneficiaries
of his will. Tho will was admitted to pro
bate today nnd letters testamentary were
grnnted to Mr. Stambach.
Colonel Muclde's threo children, al
though not mentioned In the will, receive
life Insur.inco totaling $30,000, under nn
nrrnngemetit mado with them before his
ilenth Thoy nro Colonel John S. Muckle,
of 2023 Walnut street; Mrs. Adelaide
Chllds Stambach, of Mark Lodge, Hnver-
loni, and -M. jiichards .Muckle. Jr.
Mrs. Pooio receives the Pine street
hot.se. Its contents nre bequeathed to her
brother, together with the residue of the
estnte, after various sums of money nre
paid to individuals, societies and associa
tions. The personal property H alucd
at $10,000. There are realty holdings of
undetermined value. Including a one-
fourth interest In a 160-ncro tract of land
In Johnson County. Kentucky.
A bequest of $1000 wns madn by Colonel
Muckle to his 8-ycnr-old grnndson, Craig
Wright Muckle, and $300 was provided
for nn nged servant of tho family, Mar
tha Mounghan.
The principal heirs of tho Mucltlo es
tate, tho children of Mrs. Adelaide Chllds
Stambach, wero named for tho testator
and his Into wife.
An exemplified copy of tho will of
Frederick Hemsley, formerly owner and
manager of tho Hotel Brighton, at At
lantic City, was filed nt the offlce of the
Register of Wills today. Tho testator
died at 2018 De Lancey street. In this
city, March 19. His estate Is estimated
In excess of $1,000,000, and his Philadelphia
holdings alone are said to approximate
that amount. The original will, admitted
to probato In Atlantic County, N. J
several las ago, devised $1000 to the
Seashore Homo for Invalid Children, at
Atlantic City, and leaves the bulk of the
residue of tho estate to the widow, Ann
H. Hemsley; a daughter, Frances H.
Glllmore; n sister. Eliza II. Avery; a
brother-in-law, Brlnklo Gummey, and to
grandchildren.
Other wills probated today Include those
of Edward White, who left $20,000 In prl
vato bequests, and Catherine W. Stevens.
$8230. Personal property of Emma II.
Palmer has been appraised at $18,553.87;
Anna S. Teel, $11,782.60; Hannah M. Bailey,
$10,330.07; i:ila Shoemaker, $3133.40, and
Emma M. Heaton, $2323.
DAVID II. LANE IMPROVES
Encouraging reports were Issued this
morning from tho room of David II. Lane,
chairman of the Republican City Com
mittee of Philadelphia, at the Hotel
Strand, Atlantic City. After a more com
fortable night than he has spent since
coming here last Thursday, the veteran
chairman was declared to be very much
better. No one. however, was admitted
to Mr. Lane's bedside this morning ex
cept Mrs. Lane, who Is helping to nurso
him back to health.
There Is every probability, however,
that with continued Improvement Mr.
Lane will be able to return to Philadel
phia as planned. Clerks at the Strand,
where Mr, Lane has made his headquar
ters for several years past when at the
shore, were kept upon the Jump all of
yesterday with Inquiries respecting the
condition of the nged political leader.
QUEEN "STEW" PIDD ONLY STEPPED OUT FOR
MAN TIPPING WAITER IN PRESENCE OF FRIEND WIFE
(J HUMANS OF CITY HONOR
WINCE HISMARCK TODAY
Mass Meeting in Opera House to Bh
Feature of Program.
This Is "Prince Bismarck Day," and
many thousands of German-Americans In
this city will celebrate tho occasion by
meetings, muslcnlcs and other public
gatherings.
Tho great Chancellor was born on Aprl
1, but tho celebration was postponed In
deference to the Lenten season. Tho Gci
man Society of Pennsylvania hns united
with other similar organizations In plan
ning n meeting to bo held tonight nt tho
Metropolitan Opera House.
It Is expected that the entire auditorium
will be filled with German-Americans nnd
others who nro Interested In the litera
ture, traditions and history of tho Teuton
people A fenture of the meeting will be
a tableau representing the fedcrntlon of
the German States, mado possible by the
statesmanship of Bismarck. Tho tab
leau will bo staged under the direction
of J. Otto Schweitzer, well-known sculp
tor. The celebration will be begun by Hinging
tho "Jubilee Overture." Tho opening ad
dress will be made by Dr. C. J. Hexnmcr,
president of the German-Amerlcnli Alli
ance. "Bismarck From the German
American Standpoint," will bo the sub
ject of nn address in German by the Rev.
Dr. Julius Hofmnnn, of Baltimore.
"Bismarck From tho American Point of
View" will be the theme of Prof. Thomas
C. Hill, of the Union Theological Semi
nary, of Now York. -Professor Hill, for
merly an exchange professor at Berlin,
will speak In English. Prof. Eugene
Kuchncmnnn, of the University of Bres-
lau, will speak on "Bismarck From the
Standpoint of a German." Tho United
Singers of Philadelphia will render Wcn
gert's "Love of Home."
WILLIAM DISSTON'S FUNERAL
Head of Manufacturing Firm Will Be
-Buried Thursday Afternoon.
Wllllum Disston, well-known manufac
turer, clubman nnd member of one of
Philadelphia's most prominent families,
who died yesterday at his country home
In Whltemarsh Valley, will bo burled from
Tils town residence, 2121 Walnut street,
Thursday nfternoon.
Mr. Disston was head of the Henry Diss
ton & Sons File Company and the Henry
Disston & Sons Steel Woiks. He was
graduated from tho Episcopal Academy
and shortly after entered his father's saw
factory, then located nt Front nnd Laurel
streets. In 1896 he became president of
tho concern.
JAMES GANDOLFO'S FUNERAL
Tho funeral of James Gnndolfn, one of
the best known and wealthiest Italians
of this city, who died at his home, 502,
South 8th street, on Saturday night, was
held this morning. The Socleta dl Unlono
a Foatellauza Italians, of which he was
an officer, participated In the service. In
terment was mado In Holy Cross Ceme
tery. Death was caused by a, stroke of
apoplexy following an Illness of 19 weeks.
Gandolfo, who was In his 77th year, lived
In this city all his life and for more tmn
35 years conducted a fruit store nt 13th
and Chestnut street. He was active for
many years In the politics of the 7th
Ward.
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Mary Clara Nasu
Mrs, Mary Clara Nass, widow of
George Nass, who was a lumber mer
chant and connected with several finan
cial Institutions, will be burled tomorrow
afternoon from her late residence, 218
North 12th street. She succumbed Sun
day In her 80th year, Mrs. Nass took an
active Interest in philanthropic and
church work, and was a member of the
old Zlon German Lutheran Evangelical
Church, Franklin and Vine, streets, A
son, George Nass, Jr., and two daughters,
Mrs. W. Frank Haehnlcn nnd Mrs. Louis
F. Itnehnlcn, survive.
JAMES DELL
Word has hem received today of tho
denth In Mlncnnpolls of James Bell, presi
dent of tho Washburn-Crosby Flour Com
pany. Mr. Bell wob born In Philadelphia
June 30, 1SI7, and wns a resident of this
city until 1S8S, during which time ho was
a member of the firm of Samuel Bell &c
Sons, flour manufacturers,
of 1311 Locuut sttect, nnd head of tho firm
of Samuel Bell & Sons, of this city, Is a
bi other.
Horace Binncy Pearson
Horace Blnney Pearson, for a number
of years treasurer of tho Northern Trust
Company nnd moro recently vice presi
dent nnd treasurer of tho Merchants'
Union Trust Company, Is dead nt the
homo of his son, Joshua Ash Pearson, 433
West Price street, Gcrmantown. Ho died
Sunday In his 77th ear. Mr. Pearson re
tired from public life two years ago, Tho
funeral services will bo held tomorrow
moinlng from his son's Germantown
home. Clarcnco Ellis Pearson Is nnother
surviving son.
IN MEMOIIIAM
BK.VSON. In loving memory of WILLIAM
T UUNSO.V. who departed this lire April
li. 1014. W1FB
I1.A,'!.l;KT".111 loving remembrance at SARAH
K. IIALLEK, hn departed this lite April
, 1U1I. IllTSUANO AND DAUUHTKH.
ItOTII. In loving remembrance of my dear
father. JACOB nOTH, who departed this
life April 0, 100O. Sadly missed.
ANNA M, ROTH.
ZBeattja
AIM.M8. At West Berlin, N. J., on April
Mursltruyde). Funeral on Wednesday, at 8
P. m from her late residence. North avc.
West licilln, N. J.
ATSiSONK-n A"rl1 5- 1D1BJ J- FRANK
ATKINSON, aged 2U ytars. Relatives and
lrlenda. also Mlthael Arnold Lodge, No.
WU. r. and A. SI.: Philadelphia Lodge. No.
'. II. I. O. 13., and Washington Camp, P. O.
S. of A., aro Invited to attond the funeral
Ken Ices, Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at
his lato residence, S735 Osago ae., Inter
ment at American Mechanics' Cemetery.
ATTAVOOO. On April a, 1015. JAMES
11DNUY, son of James and Jennie Atluoot,
High Mass on Thursday, at 10 a, m., at Ht.
Fiancls of Aeslsl church. Interment Holy
Sepulchre Cemulery.
BOYI.13. On April 4. 1015, BARBARA A.,
widow of Dr. 1'hlllp Boyle. Funeral from the
residence of her son, Dr. Ralph R. Boyle,
12J.I North Cth St., on Wednesday, at o:'M
h. m.
IIIIAMU'EM, On April 4, 3015, CLARA
l'.Lr.AHLTH. wife or Walter Bramwcll and
dauKluer of the late William and Mary Jano
Mlnlnger I'unernl on Thursday, ut 1MI0 n
in., from KUir, North nth st. Undley Inter
ment rrlvati, Ivj Hill Cemetery.
IIDTI.UH. In Norrlstown, Pa on April 4,
1013, ANNA T . daughter of John and the
lite Sarah Duller J'Uneral on Wednesday,
at 8.30 a. m.. from 822 West Kim at.. Nori
rlstown. Interment St. Matthew's New
Cemetery, Conshohocken, Ta.
n,l!!51.,,.----&n Four"1 Month 5th,1015, MARK
II. 1IUZDV, in his 87th year, ttelathes and
friends uro invited to attend the funeral, on
Fourth-day, 7th Inst., at l'3u p. m, from
menus jiceung iiouse, aioorestoun. N. J,
Train leaves Market St. Ferry. Philadelphia.
at 12 SO p, in., trolley leaves Camden at
12.38 p. m
CA1III.L. At Hammonton, N. J on April
4. 1015. MAitY U daughter of James and
Miry Cahlll Due notice of the funeral will
be git en. from the residence of htr mother.
8U20 Arch St., West Philadelphia.
CAIN. On Alprll 0, 1016. ANNIK C. CAIN.
wife of John Cain. Funeral on Thursday, at
8 30 a. in., from 2344 North Van Pelt st.
High Mass at St. Columba's Church, at 10
a. in Interment at Holy Cross Cemetcrv.
CIIAUIIONNHAU. On April 4. 1018,
VIOLI3T B. H., wife ot A. u. Charoonneau
ami daughter ot Squire and Urnestlne haw
ley, aged 17 yiars. Due notice of the funeral
will be given, from the residence of her
parents. 1 North SSth st.. West Philadelphia.
COI.I.H1AN. On April B, 1018, MARY A.
OCLLIOAN. Funeral on Thursday, ut T:.iu
a m.. from 13.14 Jackson st. High Requiem
Mass at the Church of the Kplphany. at 11
a. m. precisely. Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery,
CONWAY. At his residence. Lansdowns
Apartments 41st st. and Parkidrin ne nn
April 3. 101S. MAJOR K. J. CONWAY. Rela
tives and friends, also Courtland Saunders
Post, No. 21, U. A. It,, are Invited ta attend
the funeral services, Wednesday afternoon,
at 1:15 o'clock, at the apartments of Oliver
31. Ualr, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at
West Laurel Hill I'emetery.
COOPER. On April 8. 1018, MARY T..
widow of Ilenjamln B. Cooper. Funeral
without furtner notice, on Thursday, April
e, at 11 u. m., from the residence of her
son-in-law, Horace Kruaen, Rlchboro, Pa.
Interment Nowtown Friends' Burying Ground.
CHEKDON. On April 4, 1018, MAROARCT,
A MINUTE, BUT IT WAS
D 13 ATI 18
widow of Dennis Crcedon (nco Carroll)
Funeral on Wednesday, nt 0 n. m , from 1010
SoJth 18th st Solemn Requiem Mass at tho
Church ot St Thomas Aquinas, at 10 .10 a.
m Interment Now Cathedral Cemetery.
CUNNINGHAM. On April 4, 1016, EMMA,
wlfo of Charles K. Cunningham (nco Mc
Carthy). Funeral on Thursday, at 2 p. m.,
from her lato residence, 1017 Lyre Bt. Inter
ment private.
CURT1N. On April 4, 1015, I3LIZABnTH
OlODOnns. wlfo of William St. Curtln and
daughter of Olivia nnd tho Into William
MacCricken. Funeral on Wednesday,AprlI
1, at 11 a. m., from 113 West Summit avo.i
Haddonflcld, in. J. Interment private.
DI3I3NY. On April 0, 1015, JERI3MIAII r..
husband of Wllhelmlna Deeny. Funeral on
Saturday, at 8:30 a. m.. from 3010 Dell st..
Nlcctovvn. Solemn High Mass ot Requiem
at St. Stephen's Church, at 10 a. m. Inter
ment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
DONAHUE On April 5, 101B, MARY
III PA, daughter ot Frank and Margaret 11.
Donahue. Funeral on Thursday, April 8, at
l'JO p. m., from 1232 miner st. Interment
nt Old Cathedral Cemetery.
WRU.MIII3LT.KIt. At Sanatoga, Pa., on
April 4. 1!15, JACOH U. DRUMHEI-LKU.
nged ,0 years. Funeral on Wednesday, at
10 a m , from tho rLsldenco of her nephew,
' rtuviicUir. -unntoga, Pa. Interment
iu j. imsiuwji wem"icry.
KSI'KN. On Apr!! 5, 1U1B, MOSES ESPEN,
in the 71st year Of his age. Interment pri
vate, nt Mount Slnal Cemetery.
I'ULLOUS. On April B. 1P1B, HANNAH.
widow of Josoph Fellows. Funeral services
on 'Jhursday, nt It a. m precisely, at her
late remdi.nte.5P20 North KMh st. Interment
private. Laurel Hill Cemetery.
l'l'HLONO. At Army nnd Navy Hospital,
Hot Springs, Ark., on April 4, 1013, Major
JOHN W. FURLONG Interment at Na
tional Cemetery. Little Rock. Ark.
GALLAGHER. On April 4, 1010, MARY A..
widow of Daniel Gallagher. Funeral on
Thursday, at 8:30 a. m.. from C04 North 21st
st Interment Holy Crosa Cemetery.
GII.LICE. On April 4. 101B. MARGARET,
wife of Philip Gllilce (nee McCullagh).
1 uneral on Wednesday, at S n m., from
3127 Howman st Falls of Schuylkill. Inter
ment Holy Sepulchro Cemetery.
GOLDEN. On April B, 1015, THOMAS, hus
band of the late Margaret Golden, lato of
2llh and Federal sts. Funeral on Thursday,
nt 8:30 a. m., from B8C0 Cedar ave. Solemn
Mass of Requiem nt the Church of the
Transfiguration, at 10 a, m. Interment at
Holv Cross Cemetery.
GOODWIN. On April 4, 3015. ISAAC K,,
husband of Sarah J. Goodwin (nee Single
ton), and son of tho late Samuel and Mary
Goodwin aged SB years. Funeral on Wednes
day, at 1 p. m., from 2100 EaBt Cumberland
st. Interment American Mechanics' Ceme
tery. 430KMAN. On April B, 3015. ANDREW,
husband ot the late Mary Gorman. Funeral
on Friday, at 8:30 a. m from the residence
ot his son. Thomas F. Gorman, 2074 Webb
st. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Ann's
Church, at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cometery.
GREEN WOO IJ. On April B, lOlfl SARAH
A., wlfo of John Greenwood. Funeral on
Friday, Bt 2 p. m from 2302 North Smed
lcy st. Interment private. Cedar Hill Come
teiv. GREGORY On April 4, 1015. MARTHA
MORRISON, daughter of John I., and Martha
r. Gregory, aged 23 jears. Relatives and
friends ot tho family are invited to attend
the funeral services, on Wednesday evening,
nt 7 o'clock, at her parents' residence, 4510
Baltimore ave., Philadelphia. Interment pri
vate. '-J.'Xi'.'.-iS'S-P Al,rl' i01r' ALEXANDER
GUTHRIE. Funeral on W'cdneadny. at 2
p. m.. from his late residence, 1514 South
-'Olli st. Interment Mt. Morlah Cemetery
HAIIN. On April 2. 1018. JOHN C. HA1IN.
In his hist year. Relatives and friends, aisi
memberB ot Asslstanco Fire Company No. 8,
are Invited to attend the funeral services on
Wednesday afternoon at 2'SO o'clock, at
Ills lata reajunncc, 4.4.1. rtonn mu st. in
terment private
HAINES. Near Mt. Ijiurel. N. ,I on April
4, 1015, NER HALVES, husband of Joanna
Haines. Funeral on Wednesday. April T, at
2 p. in., from Union Mill road. Interment
Cnlestown Cemetery, Carriages will meet
trolles at Chester ave., Moorestown, after
10 a. in.
MANUAIIAN, On April 4. 1018, ELLEN
11ANRAIIAN, Due notice of the funeral
will be given, from her late residence. 2342
Catharine st.
HASSnil. On April B, 1016. MATHILDA
U, daughter of the lato Anthony J. and
Mathilda Ilosser, Funeral on Thursday, at
8 30 a. m., from 15211 South 20th st. High
Mass of Requiem at St. Aloyslus' Church at
10 a, m. Interment New Cathedral Ceme
tery. HAWS. On April B, 1015, WILLIAM D.
husband of 'Mary J. Haws and son or the
late Isaao W. and Abigail DUon Haws.
Funeral notices on Saturday, April, 10. at 2
n. m., at 1B28 Drown st. Interment ML
Peace Cemetery.
HKLI.1NOH. On April 4, 101B, MAnY A.
HBI.UNGS. youngest daughter of the late
John and Mary Helllngs. Funeral services
on Wednesday, at 2 p. m., at the apartments
of Oliver II. Ralr. 1820 Chestnut st.
HUEaKL. On April 4. 1015. CHARLES
LOUIS, husband of the late Elizabeth Huegel
(nee Stein). Due notice of the funeral will
he given, from his late residence, 4255 North
0th st.
KEASr. On April 4. 1015, ANNIE I., wife
nf John F. Keust. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 10 a. m., at her late residence,
2034 North 31st st. Interment private.
LONG ENOUGH TO FOOL
DEATHS
KKrtNKV-On April
tor?vn,,,(aS,H,erni6'n.1a?tij
inenas are inv ted to attend th f,i.J.. dl
Ices on Wednesday, at 3 p. m .telJ T
residence. S3IS II t p' m- l r Itfa
frientiri nro
KIIIK, On April B, IniS, WlLMAr ,.1
iy sl1 SyHJ1 Thufar; ,Vt '2 lift-!
?J.21l1.1.a"V.Mth st. Interment ?,;.. mJl
M. MiiHih W:.S: rmeni brlnt Itl
. .i... '?v. '"t l
kISSK- SS.W"! -J?.. -18. OEonnl
Arm 8, at 2 p. m. nreeiaelv .?rMV
residence, B0t "xcth-'fi. $jk
KNEri,KY.-On Anrll .1. lots .. . . i
Aiit a -r o'""'Dev on Thniri
".."rM.;
residence. Darr nslnn. m. i "'i.V nr ItUl
Ion, N. J., MIS1 M.'l'J
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KNBPLliT. nA
is.s"u,y 'a th Yasar H
ft tho residence orher nennew1,'iD.rr.clMlf.I
f;57TaugtrrChofShoB!a5(oCaB
Wednesday, at 8:80 a. m., from her i.JJL f
denco. lno Carlton st. llVh llen5i!!i,Jr.Mi
the Calhe3ral Church, at 10 a,mem M"
I.l?nj-On April n, 101B, CLAHA KJiiir..V
LEE. Funeral services on Frldar JuS?1?,
55 ,P. m.. at the reBlden? of her huK1.1.!'
W North 4th st Camden, N. J i5RS!"V
nrlvfttr,. at Ariin4 rSiili.ilL J, 1nterrflB
LEESB. On April 4, 101B, MAHY E.
of Jacob Leeso tne Snvrte'n .ili
J uneral services on Wednesday? , afw ."P
nt her lata residence, 411 Weat'Suidnet.
nye. Funeral and Interment on TSr.irJ?01"
12 noon -.. u.j,
iu,u,ymvr-un April o. 1D1B. rnnr...
iViv?iii0' Aries Malone nnd" ton of tS
njy'J'i"" an--Margaret Malone.fii.Jln
IJaern
iVtllTiAn
.. Vti ruvJXi !u " S? rm 2210 WhinZ,
?hiaVi,la"'Mi Smond VcK .
Church. ,
MANSFinUL-On April 4. fils. w.-il
if A HbVwV.T V":f TL '"""J!
MANBFIEL.D. Funeral on Tuesday, ,t rf
SorTh-FVaTklln'-st" Wld0W' -'"W
MATTIIKiV8c-On April B. 101B. tnt,
MATTHEWS, naed 21 vtun tii.,.
Ices on Thursday, at 2 p. m., at k i iHS
Sorrdetery!1"1"1 "' -" M
MARSLOMV-On April B. 1015, WlLLUfii
luaunna oi yvmena mnrsiow. Funeral iViVi
Ices on Thursday. April 8. 1MB, ai 2? r lil
l,.'.tJ"w,r,:?"-'R' J2. P"h Fatrhlli ft"j!
........... . Mr v.,, rfiprn I,, iuio, CIIAltLI'i
P., husband of Agnes Gibbons Mejr.ri,
KHieral on Thursday, at 8-10 a. m .EL'
4811 Merlon ave., West Philadelphia i i.Sfi
Mas of lleau em nt ihn muXX. :.ui"2
Mother of Sorrows, nt 10 a, m. Intifrm-115'
itniv r,mi r-m,... "'"- " interment
McOArritKY. On April B, 1015. MICRACr.
""fnana ot iinaget McCaffrey. Funeral mi
Friday, nt 8:30 a. m., from 839 Feder! JlJ
Solemn Mnn nf nn nn. ,... r...i: .'
tho Annunciation, nt 10 a m. Intera-S
Holy Crosa Cometery. "Mount
the lato George MoVey nged 77 years, pilll
tlves and friends, also League of th i sJJ
rred Heart. Altar and Rosary Society of '
Theresa's Church, are Invited m .. ..'
fltnar-nt nn Wbln...,. m.., . . i. " ,
....., uii iTninc.ua; iiiui 111111$, flOm Trll'J
8:30 o'clock, from her late residence, illti
Christian St. fFormerlv of lnio i-nl llt
Bl.) Solemn Requiem Mass at St. ThereiJafi
Church, nt 10 a. m. Interment at IIolJII
ML'ANF.Y. On April 4, 1015. jAMri'
a
I. Mcaney and faiher of Rev. John
Meanoy. O. S. A., In his 71st year. p.,1.
tlves nnd friends, also survivors of tha CUV
u. a. uavairy, r. v.. aro Invited to attn,
the funeral, on .Wednesday Morning, at 8J
v ...uin. ..uiit iib into I I'Biuenci1, vvynnewflM
Mass at St. Denis' Church, at 10 o'cloct
Interment St. Denis Cemeterv. "j
'IOIIJt'-70n .Api" P' 101B1 JOI,N J. MOIUO
husband of Pauline Mohr (nee Kllnki
runernl on Thursday at 12:30 p. ro.7 rmi ?
ut punors ot vviiuam n. Kunilg, mjS
Glrnril ave Interment private. liiiMSi
cemetery. ,i
MORI3Y. On April 4. 101B, FRnDEnicil
... nuauuiiu oi i loicnce i.weu aiorey. n.i
ncrnl services on Thursday, at 2 p. fa. m.l
clsely, at his lato residence, 3030 North Belli I
st., loth and Luzerne, il
NABS. On April 4. 101B, MARY CUiTl
NASS. WldOW Of tha into Glinrirn 'o e
IlAtfltlvos nnil frlanrla flrn lnvlla1 I. Mtt..3f
the funeral Bervlccs on Wednesday afternoon.
viuv.il ii.viovij. ut, .;. iitifj i CBIvjenCf.ij
niO X- IIH, - Tn A-rvJ.ni .i.... it. !
in i .it an juivi atiui, l.ivaig bi nut
Laurel Hill Cemetery. !
Tv'ILAN. On April fi. 1015, BAnTIIOLO?
niij.v jv... Hon D iinuEEE nun inn inra ja.miii
W. Nllan. Funeral on Thursday, at 8.S0 u
m., from 00 Fnlrmount nve. Interment Kew
Lumrarni uenieicry
II1U1(I. on April 4, 1010, ROBERT, ut
of the late Robert I and Margaret Norrit
IMneral services on Thursday, nt 2 p. m,tt
hln lato residence. 2051 North 8th it. Inter-
manl nrltnlA nt fnit Ifnalah iAit J
.. ,i iii.i nt .iiuuna, ,1,111101, rnic,t:ij, v
NUSIlAUSf On April 4. 1015. ISAAC. W"
Dana ni itacnei nusoaum, agea 79 fearf..
Relatives nnd friends, also Lafayette Lodii
No. 71. F. nnd A. M. : Glrard Mart Lfldcs n1
214 are Invited to attend tho funeral servicti
on Wednesday afternoon, at 1.30 oeloci!
Sreclsely, at his lato residence, 133 Wmi
harpnack street, Gcrmantown. Interment'
at Rodeph Shalom Cemetery, HarrowtaMJl
Klndlv omit flowers. i.
O'ROUItKE On ADrll B. 1015. OWEN, mi
ot the late Daniel and Margaret OTtourkc.
Funeral on Friday, nt 8:30 n. m.. from 1IIIH
West Thompson Bt. Solomn High Hequlea'';
Aia&s hi ai. iiaincny s unurcn, at iu a, ro.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. !.
vvi7.llimi.'r rn A.ll r. Tnm itt.i .'
Br
widow of Rov. A. II. Overholt.'at the rnK
denco of her Bon-ln-law, Edwin 11. YeacWr
lioi uiamona st. Due notice of the runenli
wilt be irlven.
rARTIIIDOE. On April 3. 1015, EUPH&,
MIA PYLE. -widow of Adln Partridge, u'
her 08th year. Relatives and frlendi ut
Invltod to attend tho funeral service" en
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at nl
lato residence, 1810 North Park ave. later-;
ment private. LJ
rEARSON. On April 4, 101B, HORACE BIN.
NEY PEARSON, In the 77th year of hit aft'
Funeral services nt his lato residence. W.
W. Prlco St., Germantown. on Wedncidir
April 7. at 11 a. m. Interment private. i'
PIERSON. On April 3, 1015, JOHN V
husband ot Rebecca Plerson. Funeral en,
Wndnesdav. at 2 d. m.. from 1211 Pavosll)
st.. Camden. N. J. Interment at New Cnm-Ja
urn , ni'ii.iJ. ;
ItAEYLING. On April 4. 1015. JOSEPH T.'J
Husband or mo late i.ouina itaeyung, in p
80th venr. Relatives and friends are InvlW
to attend the funeral on Thursday, at SSOM
in., from his late residence, 2314 North W,
street. f
SPTTI-.IIK On Anrll B. 1015. ANNIE 8Mi
l.-uriR rnae Hchoen). widow of Julius Seffarl,'
aged 411 years. 2002 West Tioga st, Bui.
nutlco later.
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nir-'nl Wllllnm n. RhntmlrA. Funtra! will'
out further notUe, on Thursday, April ".ifti
2'30 p, m . from her late residence, SouMj
amptnti. Pa. interment private. unurcnnjL
Cemetery. ' JI
SHESl'lt, On April 4, 1015, JOHH
SI1ESER. husband of the late Chuwti
Sheser (nee Gehner). Due notice of tha ii
neral will bo given, from his late reJldescl
r.iai North 10th st. fl
S1IIEL On April 4, 1015, MARTHA, daniV
ter of the late Thomas and Sarah ShleL nj
neral on Wednesday, at 2 p. in., from 1XJ
North Mth st. Interment private, at Grew
wnnrt K nf P. Cemetery.
SSIITUr-On April B. 1015. JANE C. wMsj
of Thomas R. Smith. Residence. 838 Sjoit
fiStli st. Due notice ot the funeral IH,W
SMITli. On April B. 1015, at WynnewwlJS
n lIlTTIn A Vflfn nf Arthur fl. Smlla-dl
Funeral aervlces and Interment at Tboebujlll
VOLZ-On April 5. 1015. MARY III., wU
of John Vols. Funeral on Wednesday. 4lil
F. m., from the residence of her son-ln-U'l
arry A. "Stein, corner Darker nnd Coa!"
ave., Sharon Hill, Pa. Interment at JW
Peace Cemetery. .
1VAUCER, On April 4. 1015, at Gap.. Fw
JOSEPH C. WALKER, aged 8J. Relatirta
and friends re Invited to attend tea M
neral. on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, from tl
late residence Gap, Pa. Interment prtva
Please omit flowers. ;"H
IVEAVEIla On April' B, 101B. FLOYD,?
husband of Frances I Weaver. Funeral
Thursday, at z p. m., irom nia late reawfwj
"Mil riOrill "! ai. jiitardiciiv '(la,, '
laurel lllll t-enirvary.
-avtifrte. At Tlrlitol. Pa., on Anrll 5.
S. HW
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V.I.I.AlIETII. widow of Joseph White.,
11 years. Funeral rrom ner late reaiacnt"!
212 Walnut at., Drlatol. Pa., on TCuf&Wj
April o, ttl l m. iiueriuaiiv uriaiui v.
ZEP.V On April 4. 1018. EDWARD, son'
the late Jonas and Elizabeth Zepp..Ii!a'i
on Wedneeday. at s p- m. irom UKO ju
lord ave, interment tt f ciTtwutia wv
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