EVENIKm tJ3DaER PHIliADECPHIA WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 5, 1910.
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TAX ON TOOTH PASTE
BAR TO CLEANLINESS,
, DRUGGISTS CONTEND
Dealers Here Enter Protest
Against War Levy on Com
modities That Heal and
Help Humanity
SUGGEST OTHER REVENUE
Why Tax Tooth Paste?
Why Not Tax Shells?
Druccisls snv! "Insfiviil nf tax
ing tooth paste, which contributes
to hitman cleanliness, comfort and
JicaTtS lot the war lax bo paid by
thoce who aro making inordinato
,prollti -from the manufacture of
war munitions.
"The tn on tooth paste is un
fair ntul unjust.
"There are many ways of raising
revenue without taxing human
cleanliness.
"In view of the extraordinary
protecfion and backing given by the
Government to those engaged in
making money out of the war, it U
only fair that the beneficiaries of
that protection should contribute n
rcasonarle amount of their profits
in the form of a tax on war ex
ports." j
There should bo no penaltv on human
cleanliness, according to more than GO
representative druggists of Philadelphia
who lmto united In it protest ugaltixt tho
proposed continuance of tho emcrgenc
war tax on tooth piste.
"In making- tooth pnto pay a pirt of
tho war tax," the druggists' statement
says, "tho Treasury Is putting u penalty
on human cleanliness, and Is not only
charging a tax for tho privilege of keep
Ins niornllv clean, hut also for tho privi
lege of protection from the Inroads of In
sld'ous d.scascs "
The druggists contend that thero are
plenty or omor was of raising revenue
without, inxl.-g cleanliness, and suggest
that tax oitgl t to be inlrt by thono who
aro uniting extraordinary profits out of
tho inanuTai turo of munitions
Among tho druggists who havo united
In the protest ore:
lumb$al"n&,la','r- 12"' "rcct nn1 Co"
Walnut streets CoIlcKe 1'hnrmnry, 31th nnd
Holland's riiarmicr. rui Cray's Terry nve-
l"owers Rovnolli., -tlth nnl T.oeust streets.
U VT Jl'snwn -til Htm oxrnrd streets
&1 I'hnrmacj 17th nnd .Vorrls streets
Tho Huston nirnuu nth street ami Mont
XomerY nvenue
.(. t-anir..,,.th nnr1 Mnster streets
JVtllljm J Helm, luth and .leflcrjon sts
Hoy-it Drugstore. L-incastcr nnil Glrnrd
Prince's Mollclno Market. -.100 Master street
Thomas U I..ive. -,i.th nnd Locust streets
lhtrtin IJralir Cnmnnm. 11,1. tint i.h.atmit
streets
n I'. Hacnclitn. 30th street nnd Ilaverford
avenue.
Intor Rrothcrs 27th nnJ York streets
?.orth. l'enn I'liarmacy -"Jth an 1 Dtuphln
William E. Krcnson, Jr. r.7'3 Gcrmnntown
avnu.
Chunks It Morrell, r.;d nnd Mister street"
'"'ell Orusstore !i,.,n "" Mistir streets
uslbrnlth chcmlit Main and Collom streets,
yerit.nntfitvn
The ilaster I'harm-iry. .'Cth nnd Master
treats
Alexander Younir COth street and ' I-ins-dnnne
uvenue
II, II Hlmvv. Bid an I P-vrrlsh streets,
A. tlusutv Ijibcrt 31th street una Wyatuslng
atmue I
Trnnlt Jf Ostrow. r,ith nnd Arch streets.
Ralph It Marin. 4M bouth rJ.th atreet
. rV,,,n.rtu,,K r,,,Ul and v'n" strcots
,-,T. O retterolf u)t North ltd street
J.dward A lijer 3'at Ilaverford uxenue
'rii t)rUKtore -"'Hi nnd Onrilon streets.
Nice's Drues'oro. tr.o Nortli list street
Tercrs I'liarmacy Chclten and Stenton nva
znips. uernvtntotvn
Welsbards. Front street nnd Allesheny
a enu.
Onmr1! Li-hlvh Pharmacy. 27th street nnd
Z.en Ish nenup
City Line I'hnrmacy. lork roul nnd city
lino,
i'obert Helm 8th and Dlimonrt streets.
N, r Velsner -IIJ (iernnntoun an nue
, -artery rinrmaey Qcrmantown nenue and
IIuntlnRiion street
(leorKe Lyons sth ind IIuntlnKdon streets
I-cnls J Steltzer. (ah mid Cumbt.rl.ind
streets.
I. II. IlelBhter. 3th nnd Cumberland streets.
faiuuvi uwncnuerK "in una lorK streets
Antlll m l'hirni ii y Sth und IJ luplilu Htreets
Iicker's. Sth stnet an I I.elilch awnun
b nmet.'H I'liarmicj "Jd strett and Indlani
Rvemid
Ixiula IT Myers, 2d nnd Cambria streets
Edurd II. Weber Jil and VVistinorcland
streets
II. 1. rinklilnor. L'.l and Diamond streets
FIREMEN FIGHT HARD
TO CHECK PITMAN FIRE
Blaze in Stable Ignites Roofs
of Seven Houses Loss
$3000
riTSrA5f. N". J.. Jan S-Tlrcmon hero
were given a hard tight early this morn
ing when fire de.strojed a large liver)
otablo in the centre of tho town, owned
by O H. It. Coles Sparks showered near
by property and at one tlmo tho roofs of
sevttt houses were un fire.
Glussboro firemen, with their auto fire
truck, aided the local fire fighters In
checking1 the flumes.
The flro started vhen a horse kicked
over a lantern while Coles was feeding
his horses. Coles was severely burned In
removing the horses und wagons front the
blazing srablu before the firemen arrived.
Ono horse, six wagons and a quantity
of harness and feed wero destroyed. The
loss Is estimated at 3000, partly covered
by Insurance.
FIRE IN CANDY FACTORY
Flames Cause ?100,000 Damage in
Belle Mead Sweets Plant at Trenton
TltENTON, Jan. 5. Tiro of unknown
origin this morning caused J 100,000 dam
age to the Trenton plant of tho Belle
Mead Sweets Company
Every piece of nre apparatus In the city
was at the scene. No one was hurt.
"Wills Probated Today
Among the wills probated today were
those of Francis U StcCulUn, 6751 ilus
srove street, which In private bequests
disposed of an estate valued at $20,700:
Georgo Detwiler, 2213 Norfh 2Cth street,
J33W, Albert E. Hancock, who died at
the Water Gap, on December 22, Jli.000;
Virginia Taylor, !H8 North 23th street,
$7200. and Fannio Sweeney, 1610 Wood
street, JSC30. The personalty of tho es
tate of William II. Scott has been ap
praised at t&2,5.oa.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Fred A. Caw, 8323 Frankfort aye., and Sarah
M. lluau, 30-JJ Cedar ave
Harvey C i,ren Atlantic City and Carrie
12 Kau4a n 3730 Ilaverford ave.
Robert B MiAfeo. IS03 Naittr st., and Irene
a Les'U. SOU U Wiail st.
Danic, F. CuiinJnishj.ni, SOU .Arch St.. and
3ci'i A MoCaju. 117, S lSUl t
Euitca Kane. U13 N. Hutclilnon at., and
ilry "iVuHoii Norrltown I'a.
JElto r D Crouthamtl. Stga N. SUt St., and
Ftorecca K Walt, rerkaalu Pa.
Jobs .Hiuai, -iXZi CambrUn u. and Anna.
Sialca. 4i3S Almond t,
fc'jraul A. Hallie. soot N Broad at, and Sua
Ik Fenu, aultl N 3il t
Jset luskrvlti, 3147 Federal it., and Bertha
Jollo, StliN 16th t
Sanrd ii Qatnn. iUW Arch L, and Jennie
Y JEiradT Sa a. iloocall at
Sam ICrutoiuky 4.1 N Ota at., and Lna
C)! irlfa C Wwif turlijigton N J . and Frida
Ttwmtr S1 Earin 1 , .
U.J .i K Wii uian S433 C olumtiu ave . nd
Ara, SI iVlJi.l.-iolunibla. ave
2Wjc snider 1S3I K FrjinVlla t , and floss
ni sity Ml ii ITaokllo, t.
tn.1. d 11 Xwn Altrou, p., and Pauline
. Hlox Uog T " .. ,
E ii -J J, Istowa, jxe jC!rove.N J t and
C-u'-t IlofKtoi.iim, Ivw Atiafid, aad Lna
BRITISH SURE TO WIN,
SAYS LORD NORTIlCLtFFE
Conllnned from re One
InuRhtern wero given up to sport nnd
nmuscment. Our Army was little larger
thnn iours The Knliier. In his famous
order Issued at Alx-In-Chnpelle, referred
to It ns "Sir John French's contelriptlhle
llttlo nrmy." since then, by voluntnry
enlistment of freo men, ws nlrendy pos
Bess ono of tho world's largest armed
forcei
Your position today Is not unlike ours
before tho vvnr. You nre as eaten up with
commercialism and paclllclsm as we lire,
by reason of tho lack of unity of the
races that now compoio the United
States On the other hand Sou offer the
enmo temptation to nnv htimrrv nnd nn
Rresslxc enemy that we did. You hao
lots of moncj, few soldiers nnd compara
tively few sailors. Troops can bo moved
to jour shores from hnstllo countries in
llttlo more than the time It took to movo
them from New York to Boston 200 years
ngo. The fact that wo have been able to
transport at least a million soldiers
across the seas shows that nny 1'uropcan
or Oriental nation could. If jou wore un
prepared, as you nre, ship them to you
England, Trance and the other Allies
aro grateful for tho sympathy thoy havo
received from largo numbers of Ameri
cans Some 10 COO Amerlc ns, a number
of whom hate already becomo officers,
have shown their lojalty to tho cnuso of
dcmociacy, freedom nnd Individualism by
enlisting In our nrmy, cither through Can
ada or direct Ono of these officers, an
extremely bio j otitis artillery officer.
said to mo yestcrdny: "Wo Americans
aro not fighting nlth ou for King and
cotlntrj. Wo nre fighting for tho liberty
of (ho world ard becnuso It Is our duty"
DirriJltCNT IDIJALS.
Tho Germans have their Ideal tt It
not ours. It Is not that of Trance nor
It It that of the United States Their
Ideal H the subordination of the main of
tho people to discipline Just as their
women are entirely subordinate to tholr
men so their men nro subordinated dur
ing tho whole of their lives to plthri
police or military liws A Rreat manj
of them have iiaped from Germany to
our country nnd our colonies to avoid
thli very system of government That Ii
why It Is illlllcult to undeistnnd why
what jou call "hj phenatcd ' Americans
who have left Germany for freedom's
snke should be siding ngalnit the United
States and with Germany. It Is, I Imag
ine, a question of racial amour proprc.
'The nation of houso servants,' as His-
mnrck co nptlv described them, aro
I cognizant tnat tnev aro not or tne same
laclal attitude ns tho Anglo-Saxons, and,
lll.e all inferiors, aio more touchy than
they should be
To ono who has mixed much, as I hae,
with Atnprlrnnn Piinndlins nnd Alln-
I trallins (I except mv own people for
obvious reaions, tho ruggcstlon that tho
North American, the Australasian or
Hrltlsh branches of out race belong to
the same racial grado na these so-called
1'iusslan supermen Is preposterous The
square heads with no back to them and
tho outstanding cars, tho ovcrtot'ng and
drinking, the coarseness, the ciucltv, tho
bullying of Inferiors nnd the clinging to
superiors that make up the Prussian,
mark him out for what he Is n man who
has to bo ruled and regulated by the
military nnd tho police As far as Eng
Hnd Is concerned, ivo havo never at
tempted to Interfere with his sjstcm of
government so long as It was confined to
his own country, but directly the attempt
was mado to api'y It to Belgium nnd
I'tanco wo lenped Into the ring and do
not propose to listen to any of the Ger
man pcaco squealing, of which wo get
on almost dally chorus, until militarism
nnd pollcclsm havo been tnken home to
whore they belong If thoj like to treat
their women llko squaws and drudges. If
thoy prefer to elevate the policeman to
the dignity of ruler, If gooso stepping and
cringing suit them, let them havo these
things That Is their own business But
tho food riots nnd tho peace riots show
that thero is u limit to what even a
Berliner can stand
U. S SIUST JUDGE ITSELT
You nsk mo what Is our view of tho at
titude of America in the wnr. Even body
has his own view In our countrj on everj
thlng connected with tho conflict My
own levv all ulong has been tint Amer
ica's nttltude Is entirely a matter for tho
people of the United States You have
Internal difficulties of which wo know
nothing. Owing to our censorship, jou
know ver llttlo about our side of tho
war. Owing to the German propaganda
with which your country has been del
uged, you nro almost entirely Ignorant of
the German campaign of woman nnd child
killing. Americans say to me, "Do ou
really think that my German gardener
or German chauffeur, my Gorman clerk
or my German servant Is the kind of a
man who would fight behind living ram
parts of women and children'"' I do not
think so Comparatively few of the Gcr
nuns with jou aro Prussians, onlj ery
few nro from East Prussia, where tho
worst of tho Huns como from. Ilardlj
uny had been debased hj- pollcclsm and
militarism beforo thej- emigrated to jour
hospitable shores
Tho point of view of virtually ever
Briton I know, and one which Is shared
bj- Canadians, Australians, New Zea
Innders and South Africans, Is that the
English-speaking end of tho war Is a
matter for the British Empire, nnd that,
despite our lack at preparation, wo do
not need anj help fiom tho United States
Another section of British thought, and
this also applies to almost all Trench
thought. Is that the Intervention of tho
United States would bo a calamity to tho
Allies. Ill-balanced, Ignorant, but well-
meaning people like your Sir. Ford are
supposed to bo tjpicnl of many in tho
United States, though I confess I havo
never met them during the many Jour
neys I have made throughout jour coun-
try.
PORD AS PRO-GERMAN
A Trenohman said to mo recently "I
wonder If Mr. Ford had been born In, rt
us eaj Lille instead of Detroit, and his
mother hod been murdered nnd his sis
ters outraged, whether ho would have
been so strongly In favor of peace with
Germanj." I wonder, too We regard
anybody who wants to make peace now,
before tho Allies are prepared, ns a pro
German, and we will not print one line
of tha ord advertising In this country,
despite the frantic efforts of his agents to
secure publicity here The point of view
that premature peace Is pro-German does
not seem to be understood in the United
States.
Personally, I doubt that the United
States will really prepare fot any war.
There will be on Immense amount of talk,
as thero was with us, and jou will Jmo
people llko our late Lord Roberts oreach.
Ing wisdom, but his views will be drowned
In such melodies, "l didn't ralso my boj-,"
etc
One day the Laplanders or tho Green
landers or somo other nation (you can
change the words as you choose) will
notice that jou are rich and pacifist
and will corao and take what they want.
How would you like us to Interfere when
they had accomplished part of their task
and you were not yet ready and for us to
cry "peace" when, say, the Laplanders or
Greenlauders were occupying Oregon, the
State of "Washington, perhaps California;
places, as you know, extremely accessible
to the Laplanders. That Is how we feel
about peace making before we are ready
to impose the terms that we think neces
sary to the freedom of the world. We
hava the German tiger where wo want
him and we mean to put him back in
hla own cage, well tamed and with hla
fangs drawn
Finally, the main policy of dreat
Britain Is: First, to keep German ships
off the sea so long1 as a single German
soldier remains la Allies' territory and so
long- as an indemnity to Belgium, France
and Russia U unpaid, jjid secondly, as I
mentioned in a previous statement to the
United Press, to enlist every available
man by voluntary recruiting and com
pulsion. My statement regarding com
pulsion was received vlth a howl both
hero and by you. but Wr people havo
adopted tt eve mart, cJxUy Uaa I ex
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OTCTIVE BABY DIES;
BURGEON'S KNIFE FAILS
Rode Strolli Succumbs After
, Operation Had Small
Chance to Live
rtotle Strolli, 4 days old, of S13 Fltz
water street, referred to by some of the
vountatora around Pth and Fltzwatcr
strcctp aa a "funny little Daoj-, Dutwno
was tecognl2cd by physicians as a de
fect!?! child, Is dead, She died last night
at the Jefferson Hospital. Earlier In the
day sac hnd been operated on, the plij -slclanrf
taking ono chance in n hundred
to eaijo her life.
Whoti Angelo Strolli, the father, took
tho Infnnt to the hospital phjslclans told
him that there was only one chance In a
hundred for her to survive an operation
The Strolll's havo three other children.
Tl cy ne all licaHhy. family council
wa.i held It was .agreed to permit nn
opcratloh. Tho opt ration was for menin
gocele, rl malformation of the spinal cord
bulging through the spinal column.
"I am sure that I did right l.i permitting
fh doctors operate on our Itoslc," said
Strolli today at his home, "If Hoslo had
lived and hadn't been operated on sho
would havo been a cripple all her life
I haven't got much monoj. but If Boslo
had lived I would have felt as though
my namo wns Itockefellcr or Carnesle
But I must be thankful to God, becauso
wo have three other children who aro
enjoying Rood health "
CIltmCH DIGNITARIES ATTEND
FUNERAL OF REV. J. F. TRAINER
Crowd Pays Tribute to Lnte Rector of
St, Thomas Aquinas'
The funeral of the Rt Rev Mgr. James
r Trainer, rector of St Thomas Aquinas'
Church, at ISth and Morris streets, was
attenuea lousy by many high church dig.
nltarlcs Interment was In Holy Cross
Cemetery.
Every pew In St. Thomaa Aniilnns
Church wns occupied when Archbishop
Prendcrgnst, who presided nt tho iimorar
services, entered the church Tho abso
lution of tho bodj was performed by tho
Archbishop
Bishop McCort sang tho Solemn Re
quiem Mass Tho sermon was dcllvcicd
liv Monslgnor Trainer's llfelnnn- frlnn,1
tho llov. James J Nash, rector of the
Church of the Kplphanj'. Tho music of
tho mass wns Gregorian, with Gounod's
"Snnctus" and "Agnus Del " It wns ren
dered by tho choir, assisted by tho bovs'
chorus William A. Davis furnished tho
music.
Three hundred priests wero In nttend
nnc Beforo the services, when tho bodv
was on view, many prominent citizens
passed by tho bier. Theso Included Stato
Senator Edwin II. Vnre. Juden .Tnani t
Rogers and Common Councllmnn Joseph
Gaffnov
The following wero pallbearers Dr, I.
h J Flt7patrlck, A C Robertson, M A.
I.j-ons. T J. O'Rourke. John Gillespie, V
J Murrnj-. R J. MacSorlcj-. James
Shaughnessj-.
One hundred nnd fifty students from
tho Ovtrbrook Seminary attended tho
funeral.
DURST TO BE BURIED FRIDAY
Last Survivor of Monitor May Havo
Military Funeral
Dressed In tho uniform of a "Jncklo" of
the I'nlted Stntes Navy, which ho loved
so well William Durst, tho last member
of the crew of the famous "cheese box on
a raft." will be burled In Mt Carmcl
Cemetery on Trldnj-. Durst died j ester
day at his llttlo home at 1315 George
street. The veteran of the Monitor only
wanted his family to carry out two
wishes beforo ho joined his other com
rades In death They VTcro that he bo
burled In his uniform nnd havo a military
funeral Tho family will try to carry out
both wishes.
Commandent RubscU of the Philadel
phia Navy Yard has been notified of
Durst's death, and It Is more than likely
that a detachment of marines nnd
"Jockles" from ono of tho battleships
ui convey mo nearso to tno cemetery.
Tho Association of Naval Veterans, the
Old Guard of Philadelphia and a branch
of tho Army nnd Nnvy Union, of all of
which Durst was a member, have also
been notified and It Is expected that
representatives of these organizations
will attend tho funeral. '
Tho services will be conducted at 2
o'clock on Trlday, by Rabbi Max R
Klein, nt the home of his son, Louis W.
Durst, 935 North Ilth street t
rUN'ERAL OF HENRY MILLER
Merchant Died of Illness Contracted
During Civil War
Henry D Miller, retail cigar merchant,
who died on Sunday of nn Illness that
ho contracted during tho Civil XTnr, will
be burled Thursday, runeral J services
will bo held In St Paul's Reformed
Episcopal Chuich. Broad and Venango
streets, at I o'clock. The pastor, the
Rev. Torrest E Dager, will preach the
sermon
Members of the Orand Army and the
Knlght3 of Malta will be In attendance,
ns well as memben, of other fraternal
and military organizations to which Mr.
Miller belonged
Mr. Miller fought at Gettjsburg. In the
siege of Port Hudson nnd other Important
engagements He wns under fire for two
months, and, although ho was never
wounded, he suffered from fevers and ex
posures that caused his death several
days ngo. He was 74 years old. Ho was
one of the organizers of the Knights of
Malta In this countrj and was tho bearer
of the secret ritual brought to this coun
try from England
Edward Perry to Be lluried Friday
runeral services for Edward Perry,
head of the clothing firm of Perry &.
Co , 18th and Chestnut streets, who died
yesterday, will be held at 2 o'clock Fri
day afternoon at hla home, 3)16 North 22d
street.
OBITUARIES
MRS. WILLIAM BUTLER
Oldest Member of Blockley Baptist
Church v
TIia nlrtnst mpmhpr tt a ntm.ni. i
West Philadelphia was burled this morn
ing. Sho was Mrs. William Butler, 95
years old, of 33M Melon street. She was
baptized when only 19 years old as a
member of the Blockley Baptist Church,
and had been a devout church member for
76 J ears. She was believed by clergy
men to have served as a church mem
ber longer than any one In that part of
the city,
The funeral services were held from
tho Blockley Baptist Church, at 53d street
and Wyalusing avenue, by the Rev. John
A. Halner, pastor, and Dr. John Gordon,
dean emeritus of Temple Unlverjlty,
Joseph F. Patterson
POTTSVILLE, Pa., Jan. B.-Joseph F,
Patterson, an oltlclal court stenographer
for 33 years, died at his residence here,
In his 66th year, of asthma. He was pres
ident of the Pennsylvania Shorthand Re
porters' Association, to which he was
elected In July, 1911, at HarrUburg. He
was a native of Durham, England.
HOWARD MUTCIILER
Former Congressman and Prominent
Democratic Leader
EASTON', Pa . Jan. 5. Former Con-
vi"'t, " 3 s..r..r,v". ua:
iimiuui i.uou.c jimiuwr aiea last i
f swOSiaV teA M SiWJa-J
Ailed the unexpired term of his father,
the lata William Mtttchler, who was n.
member of tho Ways and Means Com
mittee in Congress and In 1900 was elected
to a full term.
For many j-ears ho was th& indlaputed
leader of the Democratic party In tho
26th Congressional District. He was the
proprietor of the Easton Dally Express.
' Henry E. Ituhe
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan S.-Henry E.
Iluhe, ono of Allentown's oldest residents,
died last night after a lingering1 Illness.
He was 90 jears old. Mr, Ituhe was tho
second oldest Republican irt Allentown
and was one of tho organizers of tho Re
publican partj", voting for John C, Fre
mont In 1858. Until he retired JO years
ago he was In the tobacco business. Of a
large family ono brother, Edward nunc,
84, nnd Mrs Mary Seem, of Easton, 88,
survive, no was mo ratner of Harry E.
Iluhe, general baggage agent of tho Cen
tral Itnllrond of New Jersej.
Ambrose F. Peters
ALLENTOWN, Pa., Jan. 5 Ambrose
F Peters, one of the founders of tho
Peters & Jacoby Companj. which con
ducts tho largest baking, ice cream and
confectionery business In Allentown, died
todny In St. I.uko' Hospital after linger
ing a month after an operation for kidney
trouble Mr Peters was 62 years old. Ho
was the most prominent lav rjnntlit In
Allentown.
David R. James
POTTSVILLE, Pa., Jan. 6 David R.
James, a member of the coal operating
firm of James Brothers, of Pottavlllo and
Shenandoah, died this morning at hla
home In tho latter city of pneumonia.
IN Mr.MOMAM
AltMRTIIONn. In memory of TUCODORE
ArtMSTHO.NO, January 8, 1015.
CHOl'Sn, In loving remembrance of my
dear, mother SAIlAlt A Cltousn. nlm en
tered Into rest Jan S, iuol UAUallTi:n
MUM OHI). In loving remembrnnre of my
clear mother .ANNA lsADni.I.A MUI.rOIIU,
who departed this lire on January C lull,
Ioeu by till who know her.
HUH SON.
JBeatfjs
rAce Notice Are Printed In the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge.
AM)i:HON At tho resldenco of her uncle,
John It roster. .2181 .North 27th st . on
January 2. lnlil MAHY ANN ANDERSON,
llelatlica and friends nr Invited to nttend
the funeral on Thursday, nt 2 p m , from
the Intercession Itofnrmed Episcopal Church,
ilth and Hetcher sts ihelotv Dauphin st ).
Interment, nt Ivy Hill Cemetery Remains
may bo viewed on Wednesday, from 8 to 10
p m Automobllo service
AIIKI.K huddenlv, on January .1, 1010,
CHAllLIIH OOTTLlKIl son of Gottlieb and
tno lato Mnrj Abele neo' Claeser), In his
4.th vear It-lntlven and friend also mem
bers of I rankford Grocers' Association, aro
Invited to nttend the funeral services, on
lVldaj, nt 2 p. m , at his lato residence,
eouthwou corner 2d at nnd tiusquchannii
ave Interment prlvntc, nt Orecnmount Cem
etery Automobllo funeral
IIAM.KNTINi:. On January 2.1010, JAMHS
,nA,t'r'.AS "?.n,of. ,h0 '""John nnd Jnno
llallentlne. Relatives and friends nro Invited
to attend funeral services. Thursday, nt 2
p m , at the residence of his brother-n-lnn.
w llllnm J. baunders, 100J S. 17th st. Inter
ment private.
IIIMIIN (neo Peoples) On January A, 1010.
HOSU V, widow of Maurlco Ileulin. rtel i
tlvcs nnd friends, also Colllngswood Circle.
No r,IM, Comtnnlons of F. of A, and olo
Council. No l.' V of I'., are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Saturdav, nt S 10 n,
m. from her lato residence. 014 West West
moreland at holemn Mass of liequlcm nt St
Vernnlca'H Church, at 10 a m. Interment
at Holy fcepulchre Cemeterj
HKLHI.UV, On January 4, 1010, WILLIAM
llllLSLIlV. Sr Relatives and friends aro In
vited to attend the funeral services, on Fri
day, at 2 p. m nt his lato residence. 33S4
Calumet st Tails uf Kchuvlklll lnim,ni
private, nt Roxboroush 1'resbj terlan Church
Ground
IILACIC On January 3, 1010, JOHANNA,
widow of Jnhn lllnck, at her lnte resi
dence lift bouth luth st. Duo notice of
funeral will be given
III. Ki:. .Suddenly, January 3,1010, CLARA
A widow of Tiler R lllako. In her 7Uth
ear Relatives nnd friends arn Invited to
uttend the funeral services on Thursdaj, nt
l n m . nt her lato residence, nt Oak st ,
Woodburj, N. J. Interment private
Hit I1 On January 2, 1010, JOHN WILL
IAM, husband of nilia. Ilrady (nee Romlic)
nnd son or the late 1'atrlck and Rosnnnu
llruds. Relatlves.nnd friends nlso tho pollco
SJln.n. 5"' Blstrlct Marnuetto Council No.
2M. K of C Court Cohockslnk, No 14.'.
I. of A. Cohockslnk Heneflclal Association
and tho rather Ilurko llenctlclnl Association
of l'ennslvanln nre Invited to attend tho
funeral, on rhurslny, at 8..10 n m , from
hlB lato rcsldtnce lVIU nionunnri ule nnl.nin
Requiem Mass at tho Church of Our Lady
of Men, nt 10 a m precisely Interment
nt New Cathedral Cemetery.
IHCKI.HY. On January 3. 1010, PATRICK,
husband of Nellie Ilwkley (nee Duitan) and
'.on. P' .' "trick and Norn Ruckley. natlvo of
Ashford County I Imerltk, Ireland Relatives
and friends of the rnmlly nro Invited to at
tend funeral Thurslav. at 8 30 a m. from
his lato resldcmo 4-.I High st . Oermantown
holemn Mass nt tno Immaculate Conception
fhureh. at 10 o'clock Interment at Holy
hepulchro Cemeterj, New ork papers please
copj
Ill'i:itI)Sr.I.I. On January 3. 1010, JAMES
llLTEItDSL-LL Sr liKed 70 years Relatives
Sntl .frind!- 1l" VVlneohocklnc Tribe. No
3J. I O. R. M . are Invited to attend tho
.ui.riu, arr.ii-cs niurHauy. at i p. m , at
his late resldenco, HOT Koulkrod .t . Prank
ford Interment private. Cedar Hill Cemo
terJ ' ''"ids may call Wednesday from 8
to ti 10 n. m.
CAl.mjEI.L. At Spring Mill. Montgomery
Co Pa , January 4, into At RXXSDKR
husband of Tannic Y. Caldnrll nelatlvea and
friends nre Invited to services, Saturday, at
1 p. ni at residence. Spring Mill, Mont
Komjry Co Pa Interment Jit Peace Come
tery Remains mav be viewed Friday evenlnc.
C-M f',t.,.'M:rJanu,r'r Wln' JOHANNA
AWfXHAJf. w,lllow of Michael Callahan
Relatives and friends of family, also Hacred
Heart Society of sr Amt'M f,)n,p.Vi it...i n
attend funeral Saturdav S 10 a m , from
lnte residence. Sum Cedar t Solemn Re
iiulem Mass ut St. Ann's Church. 10 a m.
Interment bt Ann s Cemeterj,
CALLER. At her residence. 1011 North Tel
ton at.. Janusry 4 1010 AJIDLIA C . wife of
Raymond Kugena Caller Relatives and
friends are Invited to uttend the funerul
services. Thursday. 2 p m, at the apart
ments of Oliver li Datr, 1S$0 Chestnut it.
Interment private.
CANNING. At Cnnshohocken, Pa, on Jan
Vafy -'l, 1610 WILLIAM, husband of Sirah
J n XounB) Cannlntr Relatives and friends
are Invited to services Trlda, 1 Io p m . at
residence. t01 R nth .u. n.n.knhu0..
Interment Westminster Cemetorv. Remains
may be viewed Thursday evening
CANNON. On January 2, 1010, REUBEN.
son of the lata Richard and W'lnnlfred Can
yon Relatives and friends Invited to attend
I2n"".'1. ba'urday, li a m. from resldenco
of brother-in-law Trank Rouen. 1141 13
bomerset st Hlxh Requiem Maw nt Church
9! ,nS Vljjtatlon 10 a, m Interment Old
Cathedral Cemetery.
(.'.WHIN. On January S, 1010. ROSE widow
of Patrick Carlln and daughter of lata John
and Anna Moron, of Omaith County Tyrone.
Ireland. Relatives and friends Invited tonti
tend funeral Friday. 8 JO a m from lata
residence S113 N. 'Myrt!eood t Solemn
lllBh Mass at Church of Moat Precious Mood
10 a m. Interment St. Denla' Cemetery
CAltrV. On January 1. 1010. MARY D
(nee W allace). wf. of Oeorde L. Carty. nela
tlvea and friends are Invited to attend funeral
services. Thursday, at 1 p. m ii hw lai,
residence. 8040 Me'Sla St,1 Fnte?men at Vera!
- -- -. - -.--. nw.u ei-rwve.
vui.uns.-un January 4, 1010 kmii.y
jjldow of Lewi. Collins' ared 78 jeari IMil
Uvea and friend are Invited to attend the
funeral services on Friday, at 2 Km, St
tha residence of her son. Charles CoidnV
Ml West Lehlsh aye Interm?nt private, at
Greenwood (K. of P.J Cemetery. """ u'
CONN Kit. On January 4, 1018. JOHN CON.
NER. .husband of Ann Conner. RelatlvM
and friend, also Holy Name Society nfihS
Holy Family Church are In v lied J Stteid
the funeral., on Saturday, at 8 .30 1 a m from
hla Uto residence. 221 lisrmltasa at illSniJ
vunk- Solemn Utah Mass at t ha lid ly ISffiU
(lv Church. ?t 10 a. rn. InteiVenrat SL
Mary Cemetery, Roiboroush. "'" "
COI'E. On First Month 4th, 1010. ANNA
HTBWARDSON. widow of Francis R. Cob
In her l)4th year. Funeral, at her late resN
dence. Awbury. Oermantown. on SUtb Day.
7th Inst., at 11 30 a. m. Interment private;
CCH'IAON ns Morad). On January 3.1010
ST1ICL KEBBCCA. wife of William CouH
ion and daughter of Harry and Olora Morad.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services, on Thurstay, at 2p.m.
at tha restdenca of her parents. 3011 llarlns
st. frrlends may visw rsraaln. oo Wednes
day, from T to U p. m.
COUItTNBY-On January 3, 1010. ELLEN,
widow of Humtbrty Courtney. Relative ani
friends are invited to attend tha funeral on
Thursday, at 8.30 a. m" 7rom the ?llfden
&ASMW5i'?SaSStA lL!S3irt!amShSSA
on Thursday at a p. m. Interment it Bori
dentown Cemetery l
CJtorSE. On January 4, lots DANIEL
CHOUSE and 60 yara Relatives and
friends ar lavltel o uttend thVTunf&l
services, on Thursday afternoon ats o clock,
at tbe rejldeoj.e Bf bit nleee Mrs. Harry
Btsvans. 241 A.rmat st. Oermantown, la
ArmAn, rl.ii,n tint- --SrrVm
nuuizz' z..:"r v. "-fv
--- .- utm &,vu?ciry
"rrv'TSr"" ?. '"wri. mio. alma I
ii&mU&&&Z8Zi l
DEATHS
Invited to attend the funeral en.ThorMay,
at 7 10 a. m , from her late residence 3ia
Jotter at. High Mass nt the Chumh of the
Aemton. at 0 a. m. Interment at cathe
dral Cemetery.
DAltltAlf. On January 2. lOlt, near Clay
ton Del ..nOBEMTII IMIWAH, HKtA 09
veara Relatives, and friends nro lmlted to
attend the funeral, from hla late reatrtence,
en Thurtday, tt 180 n m Interment at
8t Peter a Cemetery, 8myrna, Del,
DAtl1?. 'In Coateavllle, Ta, nt tho residence
er ner son, ur J. H uavis ELIZA n , wmow
of the late Morran n, Davis, aired years,
nelatlvea and frlenda are Invited to attend
the funeral, without further notice, from tho
residence of her son, Creapon R Davis corner
Manoa ana imtoy roaa Lianercn I'A,, Fri
day, January . Meet at the home, t 80 p.
m Interment private, at Arlington Ceme.
tery.
DAMS. Burtdentv, Tamiary 2, 1010, ELIZA
BETH OSTHOM DAVIS widow of Edwin
II Davis runeral services private. Inter
ment nt Weat Laurel Hill Cemetery.
nnSAHAin. On January 2. 1010, WILL
IAM n , hufband of nmma Harris Df'abnye.
nelatlvea nnd friends, nlo Piuio Lodge No.
M. I. O.O. M. Engine Co. No 24, Phila
delphia Fire Department! Insurance. Patrol,
Philadelphia lire Department! Relief Asocl
atlon nnd FIremen'n Association of State of
Pennsylvania, and 17th. of March Club, are
Invited to attend funeral services, Thursday,
nt 2 p. m, precisely, at hla late rcildence,
2430, Christian st. interment tirlvate. Auto
service Friends, may. call Wednesday eve
nine, from 8 to 10 o'clock.
DODIiq. At Cedar Ilrook. N J , nn January
J. 101(1 MARTHA R, Rife of Sidney Dobbs
fired ti.a venrn Ttetaflva nn,l rrtnt a-
Invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Friday, at 2 P. ,m . at Haddonneld Haptlst
Cemetery Chapel. Interment at adjolnln
ground
t)Of(llIi:itTV, On January 1 lOlfl, ARCIII
HALD husband of the lata I3la and son of
naed JI7 jears. Ilelatlvcs and friends nre in
v-Hinarine una vna late James uouenertr.
vueci io atienn i
Wednesday, nt 2 p,
dence. 013 Hast LI
nn
m , nt his mother's res!
nntncntt Rt InfArtnnt at
urrrmvpoa liv. oi '.l vemoiery.
DOHNKY. On January 3, 1010, ELIZA
I1ETH DOWNEY, widow of Thomas P.
Downey, Relatives and friends, nlso Sacrsd
Heart Society of 8t Anns Church nnd
Ladles' Star Atixlllnri, No. 8, K. of S. J,
are Invited to nttend funeral, Olday, nt 8 00
n m . from her lato residence, 2irn IX
Huntingdon st. Solemn Requiem Maes nt
st Ann s. Church nt 10 n m. Interment Now
Cathedral Cemeterj
DL'OAN'. On January 2. 1010, JOHN J,
son of tho lnte John J, nnd Mary A Duitan.
Relatives and frlnds nre Invited to attend
the funeral,. on Friday, nt 8 10 a m, from
his Hto residence. 1810 Llnplncott st. Solemn
Requiem Mt! nt Church of the Ascension
nt 10 n m. Interment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
DUKES Suddenly, on Januarv .1 1010,
ALFRED, hnshnnd of Elizabeth Dukes. Rel
atives and .friends, nlso members of Hlblo
("lass. O. of Holy Apostles Sunday School,
Dreiel Illddlo lllblo Cliss Junior fit An-
rt . ;. . i -.. -- -
urrH s iirotnernooii nnd nu other societies or
which ho was n member nro Invited to at
tend tho. funernl Trldny afternoon nt 1 (SO
o'clock, from his late resldenco, ir,28 Chris
tian st Services In Holy Apostles Church.
nt 2 30 o'clock Interment prlvato In Mount
Morlah Ccmoterj
HUItST. On January 4, 101(1 WILLIAM,
husband of Anna Durst need 77 venm lleln.
lives nnd friends also Philadelphia Naval
Veterans' Association Old (lunrd City of
1'hllndelphla. Admiral Oeorue VV. Melvlllo
Garrison Annv nnd Navy Union t' S A and
emploves Water lturenu of Philadelphia, nro
Invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Friday, nt 2 p m precisely, at the resldenco
of his son, Louis W Durst, IU N Uth St.
Interment nt Mount Cirmol Cemetery
EAHAN. Suddenly, on lanuary a, 1010,
DANIEL M . son of the lato Daniel nnd
Johanna Eagnn late of 420.1 Ilaverford nve.
Relatives nnd friends nre Invited to nttend
funeral Thursday, at 8 10 n. m from tho
icsldenco of Ihomss Murphj, 4.100 West
minster nve bolemn Hljh Mass nt thn
Church of Our Mother of Sorrows nt 10
o'clock. Interment St. Denis' Cemetery.
EIIDISON'. On January 3, 1010 ANNIE
TA'IIIAM EDD1SON widow of Robert W,
Eddlson Isq . of Adel Leeds, Enclnnd and
iliuirhtcr nf tho lata Isabcllt L. und Henry
THtham
ENOrilS. On Jnnuary 4. 1010, nOOER
SHEIlltON. husband of Pnullnn Enoihs (neo
Etlerl. nnd son nf Alexander mid Trances I
Enochs Relatives nnd friends nro Invited
to attend tho funernl services, on I rid ty, at
H n m preclsclv. at Schuyler's Uroid and
Diamond sts Interment private, nt con
venience of tho family
I-NI'. On lanuary ft 1010 HARRIET T.
Wife of W'llltlltn () Ent. riitlirliter nf the lntn
James II nnd Eliza Tnjlor Relatives and
friends nro Invited to nttend tho funeral
service" on Trldaj nt 2 p m at her lato
residence CI 10 Media at Interment prlvnte,
at Montrose Cemetery. Remains may ho
viewed on Thursdav cvenlnj;
i:VNS On Jnnuary 4. HUB. ANNIE 11
WAN'S widow of Trank I! EvunB. Rela
tives and friends nro Invited to nttend fu
ncrnl services Thursdav, nt .1 p m., nt tha
resldenco of her son .10 l'enn road, Winne
wood. Va. Interment prlvnte,
ESHEIt. On Jnmnry 3, 1010, SAMUEL N
husband of Suin Ehcr (neo Unccn) ltelt
tlves and friends nlen I.ennl Lenapo Tribe,
No 1, I o It M., James Q lllnlno Coun
ell No. 7CU, O I. A. nnd Tamo LodKO. No.
7JS I O O T, nre Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Saturdav, at 1 to p m.
nt his late rerlde'icc. 2774 rornl st Inter
ment nt North Cedar Hill Cemetery Re.
milns may bo viewed on Trldav evening.
KSSICIC. On lanuary 2 1010. THOMAS n,
husband of Henrietta It. Lsstck Relatives
and friends also Hoard of Management nnd
members of I'ennslvnnla II R Y M C A .
VV ashlneton Camn. No. Jill. P. O S a. Phil.
ndelphl i commandcry. No I, nnd ThrouRh
HiCciKo Musters of l'ennsjlvnnln It. It , and
nil other orRanlzatlons nf which ho wna a
member, are Invited to attend funeral serv
ices, nt his lato residence, 4137 Tnrrlsh st.,
Thursdtj, nt J p. m Interment prlvnte.
Remains may bo viewed Wednesday evening,
from 8 to 10.
KTTER. On Jnnu-vrv 3, 1010. ELLEN, wife
of Hit Ettcr, aiteil 71 5 ears Relatives and
friends of tho family nro Invited to attend tho
funeral services on I rl Hy. at It a m pre
cleely. ut her lnte residence. 2.'Jl S Hrnnd
St. Interment prlvato Automobile service.
EVANS. On January 2. 1010, WILLIAM,
son of tho lato W IllUm and Mary Ann Evnns.
Relatives and friends, nlso 1'hoenlx Ixidso,
& iZ:v ona A M Phllanlhronle I.odi;o.
Ji.l V.- I O O T . Metropolitan Lodije. No
J27. K of p Pnstofflce Protective Asiocla
tlon, employes of Central Station P O ;
Postofllco letter Cnrrlers' Itcltef Assoclitlon,
aro Invited to attend funeral services, Thuia
nay at 2 p m at his lite residence 1110
Rrown st. Interment Mt Peace Cemetery.
Remains mav bo viewed Wednesday eventmr.
between 8 nnd 10 o'clock. Automobile
service
KvAN'S On January 4. 1010 ANNIE It
LVANfi. widow of Trank It Ilvms Rela
tives mid friends nro Invited to attend tho
funeral services, Thursday afternoon, at :t
nclock, nt th resldenco of her son, 330
l'enn road. Wynnowood, Pa. Interment
private.
KVOA V. Suddenly, on January 2, 1010,
DANIEL M. EAOAN. lato of 4M3 Ilnver
ford nve son of tho lato Daniel and Jo
hnnni Eaean Due notice of tho funerul
will L given
rAHLKY. Suddcnlv. at Pljmouth Meetlne,
January 3, lUlil, ANNIT. wife of James Far
ley (n-a Flnnegan) Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral, from her lato
residence Hlcknritown, Pa, Thursday, nt
U a m Illeh Ml,, In Rf latrlt,'a I hur.li
at 10 JO o'clock. Internum private St. Pat
rick's cemetery Norrlstown. Pa
l'KLIONKY. On January 3, 1010, MAHY
TLLLONEY," ated Hd years Kunernl I rt
i'SXt "!,' 7 10 a m from her late residence
4010 Rrown at Solemn Requiem Mass at
Our Mother of Sorrows Church at t a m.
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Relutlvea
and friends are Invited to attend.
TERRY. At Norrlstown, Pa . on January 4.
FRANCES; T FERRY, daughter of John J.
nnd Catharine Terry, need 1U vears Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral from her parents' residence, S71
East Main st , Norrlstown on 1 rlday, the
,,n ,u... ui o iu a in ouiemn ivequiem
Mass at t Patrick's Church ut 0 do u m
Interment St Patrick's Cemetery.
nOW KUS. On January 3. 1010, OEOROE
T. husband of Matilda Flowers and son of
late Robert and hurah Flowers. Relatives
and friends invited to attend funeral service,
Thursday, at 2 p m at lata residence. Ibid
Tulip st. Interment private
riTTOV. On January 2, 1010, CHARLES
FITTON. husband of Anna Fltton formerly
of England UKf.l 06 years Relatives and
friends, also Albion Lodge No. ii. Order of
Sons of St Oeorear Invited to atten 1 the
funeral servltes Thursday, January 0. at
his late residence BdO North 0th st , Camden.
N". J. Interment Arlington Cemetery Re
mains may be viewed Wednesday evening
GALLAGHER. On January 1. 1010. JULIA,
daughter of .John and the late Catharine
Oallaxher. of Cloonlara. bwlnford, County
Mayo. Ireland, aged 20 years. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Thursday, at 7 a. w from the residence of
her brother-ln.Iavv, Mr. Walter Evereon 2.10
Hjget st . Requiem Mass at St Mary'.
Church, its a. m. Interment at I (sly
Cro.s Cemetery.
GORDEN. On January 3. 1010. MAROA
ItET. widow of bamuel K Uorden. In her
73th year. Relatives and friends Invited to
attend funeral services. Friday, at i p m .
at her late residence. North Wales, Pa Take
Lehigh Valley trolley to stop 40 Interment
Lutheran Cemetery, North Wales """"""
OKAY, Oa January 3, 1010. ANNIE, wife
and friends are invited to attend'the funeral
services, on Thursday, at 'i p. m. at her
late.. residence. EUUburg N. 'i Interment
."- , v 0 yearn, Iteiatlvi
Haddonfleld llaptut Cemetery Carrlaeea win
meet trolley at 1,30, at lladdoa avl. aid
um a iiiiHWMi,
OHAY, Suddenly, on January 3 1010 MARY
K , wife of Wilson H. Uray and daughter of
Marshall D. and Rebecca Lov.e. if.latlve.
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services Friday. U JO p. m . at Barents'
iylitl &na com8tra
rnfnV.etVr,Cden5et.ry-! P " lM"Rt Wf
GLINAbSO,
son of
ye.rs.
attend tna funeral on l.ri,l9v
a. md f rom 8t' residence. l7 Catharlno
at. Solemn lass of Iteuulem at St Piups
Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery
HAEHERI.KIN. Oo January 4,1810. CATH.
ER1NB EbTELLE. wife of Charles Haeber
Cln and daughter of .Jlnry aad Ulutt.
mlna lfllls Relatives and friends are in!
vlted to attend, funeraf on Friday; at 2
R 5V f'oni resldenca of her husband. 4S3T
I'echln st . Ronborough. Intertaent at Lev.
srlngton Cemetery ""trmeni at iy.
UAOELK. Oa January 2. 1010. HANNAir
wife, of reward j Hagele aid daughter Vf
thJUte Charles A. and Margaret lUDhun:
axed 27 ears. Relatives and "leads ar.
rnnted to attend tin fune alterrlciih",.
."" .
r.m.T., ' ajoruio
ii.w.ia, un January 4. lain nvn .. .
Ji'.ml'C
t Villi fcHlYfctU
DEATHS
lIAI.iV At hit residence, TiO Preslon st en
January . JDIO. JOSEPH W. HALT N'otlce
of funeral later.
ItATtTMANN. At the hftme of her on-ln-law
Charles I King, Quakertown Pa .
fiundaj, January 2, l5MJtA M . Idow ol
the lat John T.. Hartmann, aged 16 J ears
nelallves and friends ara.lnv ted to attend
the funeral on Thursday. 6th Inst.. 11 m
sharp, from her lats home. 1VIU arrive , at
Columbia Ave.. Station nt 2 27 P. tn. Inter
ment In 'Vest Laurel Hill Cemetery.
HENDERSON. On January 2, 1910. JIOB
"nhT IIBNDETISON. Sr. husband 0 Jennie
r lCenr,d" alto B?mPloVeayo!r"rielmonr Pumping
station. Invited tc- attend the funeral
services. Thursday, at 2 p. m . at his law
residence, 2503 Rrown st, Interment at
MounO orlnh Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed VVednesday. .from 7.30 to 0 p. m.
1 Anmmolble funeral 1
IIINTZ. On Janunry 3,1010, DORA. LOCKE,
v'ife of Otto O. VV. Hlnts.,ot Merchantvllle.
N J. nnd diughjer of. Mr. and Mrs, B,
O. Locke, of Camden, N. ,J. .Relatives and
friends are Invited (o nltend the funeral
services, on Wednesday t ,8 n m, from
her father's residence., M7, Linden st.. Cam
den N, J. Interment private.
HOI.SON January 4, 1010.ANNA PHOEDE,
widow of Charles Holson. lTuneral services
on Thursday, nt 11 a, rn, at her late rest
dence, 744 South 22d st. Interment prlvnte
HOOPI'1 On Jnnuary 8, 1010, HERNARD
1IOOPH9 Relatives and friends of the
family aro Invited to nttend the funervl
services on Thursday, at II n. m precisely,
at hla lato residence! 10.1 Edge Hill road,
Uala, Ta. Interment private.
HIDSON. On January I, IO10, EDNA HUD
bON. widow of Trancls Hudson. RelatlveH
-.i hi.Hri, ore Invited to nttend funeral
services, Trldny, nt 2 p m nt residence of
her son-in-law, Dr. F. T Hrldsoland, 1211
West Lehigh nve Interment private, at
Northwood Cemetery.
HUNTER At lttverlde, N' T , on January
ft. 1010. HANNAH 11 HUNTER, widow of
Edward Hunter, Sr, In her 81st ear
Relatives nnd friends are Invited to attend
funeral, Thursday, at 2 p in , from Asbury
M. E Church. Interment church ground
Remains may bo v lowed Wednesday even
ine, from 7 to P. lato residence, 220 Heul
lngH nve. Riverside
HUN TEH. On January 4 1010. MAROA
RET HUNTER Ilelatlvcs nnd friends are
Invited to nttend tho funeral services, on
I"rlday nfternoon. nt a p clock precisely, at
chapel of Andrew J ttalr & Son. Arch and
luth sts Interment private.
HUTCHINSON. On January 4 1010 ft Ard
more, Pa ANNA TIELD HUTCHINSON,
wlfo of the Into Isaac Hutchinson nnd dnuc'i.
ter of the late. Timothy and Juliet I. I leid.
or Trenton,
N'. J. Interment nt Trenton,
N, J
JOCE. On Jnnuary 1, 1010. HOnERT, son
of tho late Michael nnd Lllen Jovco (nee
McEvoy) nged 43 venrs Relatives, and
friends urn Invited to nttend
A"? i"Ki5.'i.
1 rinnv nt n n m . rrom
of Anilrnw Ilhnrl'a Knna. 2.V.S
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s tn at. iiass
rt ....-.,. ... n n
of Requiem at St Mary's Church nt 0.0
n m preclely. Interment nt New Cathedral
Cemetery. Automobllo cortege.
KAT7. At 2021 N'leholia st . on lanuary 4.
lout AARON, husband of Sonhli Katg. aged
02 jears Intermen' at New iork city.
KEITH. On January 3 1010 JAMES, hus
btnd of Mnry Keith (neo Donohuo), nged
44 j cars Relatives and friends nro Invited
to attend funeral, on Trld.-ll. at 8 SO a m ,
from his lato residence, 2I31 Nnssnti st
High Mass at fit Ellztbcth's Church at 10
a m Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
KIVI. On Jnnuary 3, 1010, MATTIE II
lino MATTin H
' Rev Robert W- I
i.iifi. V,TCK. t, .A
Klnir Trlends nnd rcl.
ivi.if. u Mimv nr ihn
attend the funeral ee?"lce, at her Uto real"
dence. OI?-. W est Chester road, M tbourne.
Montnv!rnJornday' " U " "'" Intcrn,ent ot
KLEN(!i:S On January 4 1010, T, I'ETER,
iiusuniiu or viurv j Klengea (lien I.o might)
Relative and rrlends, nlso the alumni of the
M Joseph College nnd tho I'hlla Council
of the K of C nro Invited to attend tho
funeral, nn bnturdiv nt 8 10 n m , from his
1l residence n to I'ranklln Bt Solemn
High Mass nt St Peter's Church, nt 10 u. m
Interment private ,i; Holj Sepulchro Ceme
terj Klndlv omit Ilowers Auto service.
KOCHEHSPEHOElt. On Tnnuar, .1. 1010,
.Ma.n,,,",l,nr, S'i'L'PHT.N MORRIS IL'CIIKRS
PJ.ROLR, husband of Nora Italier Koch
ersuerKer and son of the late William J nnd
Rebecca A, Kochersperger. Services private.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Vir
ginia I".tV.V5ir"0n. Tnnuary 3 1010 ANNA, vv Mow
?. , V lnm '-auer, nged 88 venrs Relntlves
ur .'rlenda u re Invited to attend tho funerul
services, on Ihursdav. nt i n m . at her
lnte residence JOU Stiles st Interment
at I ernnood Cemetery 1 rlenda may view
remains on W'ednesdaj evening.
'"WS.Y"-Suddenl . on January 4, 1010,
PITER R LAW SON. Relatives and
friends ore Invited to attend f uner.il services,
nn.. Jt T,. R.m .at lho apartments of
"Wf "-n-ilr. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment
at Mt Morlah Ccmcter).
,i:.M,0V,'7"P.n January 2 1010, MICHAEL.
va,"!.''if.t"ry Jane, Learoyd. In his 74th
?,.?!. Ji.claJlv and friends nro Invited to
uttend the funernl services Thursdny nt i
I'. J" r-",tiillls lat? residence 2 18 Woodland
Wu Hncswood .v. J Interment Har
h,'5n Sfn2elTCry' 1 rlenda may call Wednes
day after 7 pm.
LLSMG. On Janunry 3. 1010, at her lata
residence 3101 N. 18th st . MATILDA
HlivSa (T,irB; ," IlB.ln her 77th jearl
Relatives and friends are inv ted to attend
funeral services Trinity. Reformed Church.
1 !?"',"" ". Irlday. at 12 m I rlenda in
Philadelphia may view remains Thursday, at
o p in
,'ItNiU!5.9.lSX'"0n J"uary 1, 1010 CHARLES
ii!iiyiIOr"iSTl "? "'.."i0.."11" Theodore and
Itoslna Llndhorst Relitlies und friends,
delphla Council. No 1; 1. and S. M M.
at Johns Commander: No 4 Knights
TemnUr. Philadelphia CJ story. S2d Degree.
J-u Lu Temple A ATi N n S . Phlli:
delphli Conclave. No 8, ted Cross of Con
Btantlne, lire Invited to '.tend funeral serv
ices on Ihumlaj at 2 p. m at hl lato
residence, 12i S Olrard ave Interment nt
Mount Vernon Cemeterj. Remains may bo
viewed on VVednesday, from 7 to 10 p. m.
H)wU;KI.,li:r-;0n Jn"uiry k 1010, elle-
tVJ' ,A .hsloved wife o 'ho Rev Dan
Ltl1i'ir.tl,?',,L?cl"r.':lc , Relatf'.B and friends
io nillfil to nttind the fmernl servlcrs
pn Irldtv afternoon, at i o clock, nt her
lato residence. lvL3 West Onturlo at. Jn
erment prlvnte
,'V,:(i'7r.9n January 2. 1010, CAROLINE
HANCL widow of John Henderson Lonr.
at her lato rcnldince, 401 West Prlco st,.
aennantown. 1 uncral and Interment prl-
l'vUl70', '"""."ry 2, 1010, MARY
nn.l rili,,')0" ."' l'-'rlclc Ljmh Relutlvcs
tri.i,'' "re lnJL'"d to attend tho funeral
1 rlday January 7 m s 1u u. ni from her
l5,,Amrn"'i1.,nc,i lbiT. l'iur" ' IVinkford
chuSh ,i,quil.e,m ?'a,ss '." Ht- Joachim's
DmTn'it'aacenetery",C,' Jnt"'n" "
ilnlll:J);7?.$n, Jan"ary 3. 1010 THOMAS
T JIA111EW In his Sid sear. Services and
molnlmT 1,rldBe,cn' J. or? Th5?5Sy
MviX!'ri;"rrn Janu?ry 4, 1010. MAHY Me.
..- .'L',w.y.0' Hdviard McAlcer Rela-
f un.,aT""iv. ... are. .'.nv't'd to nttend tha'
H :...".' """ i o mi u ni , rrom resi.
M."n nJ'V . ..'"'. V' ,n1"''l"i''ll !- "t. fat
Munlca'a Lliiip, h nt in ,. ' .
Interment at
. unmiiai c eiiieirry
5,l!,iir1tKilAVwi0n J,anuarV 1H, OEOROE
vv JlctLASKLV. Jr. Bon of the late Oeoreo
W and IUrb.ira It McClaskey, aged 11 jeurs
Ilelailvea and friends uro Invited to attend
l "Tv'1 ""Ices on Friday, at 2 p. m , a t
oAfn,iMe.,5ce " ,iIrs- "ehwcd. llrtwka t'ffll
P?matr.'L"t t. ?nfrment at Mount Morlah
Thud'ay winW mr tnr "mal"a "
3I ViinniWf- udde,''ir. n Jonuary 3. 1010.
l;UinENCE K widow of James II Me.
H.'0",".6? i "'latlvei and friends are nvfted
to attend the funewl on Friday' at 7 10
urr."- '.rom., h'r. l-itK. residence. 44ll North
Ijroad st Iteoulem Mass at tne Church of
the Holy Child Logan, at V a. m Inter,
ment prlvute. at Old Cathedral Cemetery,
M DON I i). At Avondale, Chester Co Pa
PATRICK McDONALD. husband of JlVry A
Slcl onald. aged 7U jears Relatives and
friends ulsa emnlojes of Media Division of
J cnnsylvanu Railroad, members of tho p. Jt
It oluntary Relief Department, Veterans'
AbSOClntlon Of tho P R. Jl , West Cheater
Pouai" , .No. 11. Knights o Columbus. a
Inv te.1 Jo attend the funeral without further
,10",l,'rom.h,a late residence, in Avondale.
on I'rida), at 0 a. m Solemn Reoulem jSS
at M Patrick's Church. Kenett bquarVl'a"
ut 10 a ra. Interment at St. Patrick's Cemat
M.ELHAV. On Januarv n lnm Axtnoi..,.
L' Wnd of Sarah Meehan 'anil son if
the Uto Andrew apd Annie Meehan inei
Dunlavy). of Parish Inver, County Donegal
'!:!,an,a.nflaUk? and friends are Invited to
attend tha funeral, on Friday, at Via a .m
from resldenco of hU aon'ln-Iaw VVilllfm r-'
W tlltams, 102 East HalneJ st ,WaeVmintovvn
High Mass at M Vincent de Paul i Church
?tem.tery.,n' lmerm''n, " " Sepulchre
MENU. On January 2, 1010. EMMA wlr nr
Andrea Mens and daughter of thalita inM,
and .ilarbara hthuniatVeV. 5reT ',
Relatives and trlends ara Invited to attend
the funeral, on Thursday, at 2 2 m. from
her late residence, Soil North 21d'rt 'in,??'
ment at North Cedar Hill Cematerj hK
nialna iw bo viewed on 'wednViday; a t b
aicrADGKN. Near Newtown. Pa .on Third
Wn'J.' ""nth 4th. laio. liFNJAMIN M?-
Tlrst Month 7th. at 3 n. m. and wJIri
Meeting Hou.e. ChJ.ter cSnty. on g,?b
day First Month bth. at 1 P. m Interment
at Westgrove Curylne Ground. In'jraent
MefUlHTY. On January 8, 1010, MAR A
(LiUfhtdt nf Ik. t... w ' w,.,ilr A.,
JKUirtly "FuneraSron Friday at jt??'"
McOlNN. Suddenly, on January " inn
MICHAEL., on of Mary and the UuVatrlck
aicUhRAN. On January 3. 1018. EDWARD
A;.01. .""i11 D'1 ElleI Mclleraa Rela
tives and friends ara invited to attend tha
funeral, on Friday, at 7 30 a. m.; from ht!
parentu' residnece. 8411 Joyce Tat T illxh ilSu
at Church ot Astensloa at 0 a. m. InurmJnl
at Old Cathedral Ccmcter) interment
MiIL A1NK. Oa January 8 101H nnm
"OUT WlduiV nf rn.nallT.V f.,,."r"' WHID
yOrl.n.-li'AIt4?.nd".?oa-,i,e4
Altar and Rosary So.
tend tr fuRel, on jfnUy uirreinlJ 'frS
Z7 in4 "'4i""M sissa ai b Jennjr Church
nEATHa
lUCCKi'Mai "s tiniiuiirr ji inta a-j
iraaii h 1 .fin Tauaa. & 1. '
widow of William F Meskeev '. TS
years Relatives ana friends ?i ,"tM MS
il,n,l lh funeral ...,,, u5"r lnvlf.J J71
2.P-. "..prje'y'y.. t hr' ffiffifis"
west uxioru si interment private
.11 Kl, 1, 1, iv. un .innunry ', 1010 fw . l
Relatives and friends, also nklnh nr'Mnfi
Temnle. No 0, Order of Atnited i R. rt"Wf
are fnvltcd to attend tho funeral si'1t,ev
wsanpBuij, i o u, m, nt the rYiYvp, eft
C. A Qutmby, 1711 North 20th it i.P'M e?
at Easton. I'a , on Thursday. ' ,n,'rm
Ml
MILT.nit. On January 3, loifl wtrt.. ',
MILLER. SU . husband of IIatrtmtI J
Miller, helatlves and friend? .fli CfMss
." -n
vstonn nnpiw...."' J'O, I. rt
o Q. F.. are Invited to aftehd W2 " I. K
services, on Friday, at 2 p. m WiW
res dence. 1028 Wharton sf. i.ALhlt Uti 1
vatr. ". pn
MUENC1I. On January 2, ini .
husband of Margarette Muenih" ' UM.
and friends aro .Invited to nttend ii "
on Thursday, at 2 p m., f romTiif eif,t,untrl. s
.,n.A tnnl .lann.it .1 tl.' "'S Ute r.r .
cedar Hlli'Cemetefy. "ment at Nenii
.AlUIinow. At her home, 1711 ,...
st. on Janutry 2, 1010, MARY r? .,trv
nrltV. lie nllvea ml ff..iil" .B Ml B.
nttend the funernl services, on Thu?,ji,.d,,l
1S20 Chestnut st. Interment at stount v',r'S
non Cemetery. Blount , j
NI'VwtALI. On January 2. iota ,,.,.(
M.. st. of Charles, A. Newhall. si?V 1
and friends, also H V. M SodalltV .'ni11'"
of Our Lnoy of Ml. Carm?f; srlnvFii11
nucuu inn tuiicrrti. on I riclftv nt a '
lrom her.late residence. 441 Hitner ,i S,P 1
J ass of Reriuletnat Church of o"r L.s.l,
.i,v .Miinri, hi v j a, m. preelseiv ?v. v''
ment private. Automobllo funiraT"' lotf
PI AltSON. On January 4. loifl. at the r... !
ilenco of her son-ln- aw. Mr Tllden t JiS"' '
Bid Stato st . enmden. J. J.. busaS" wffl"'
of Jerome Pearson aged 7V leirs "ir,7i",,l j
a'"4ie,5 "nd .interment at btone Churcy0
on Friday. January J. l"raln ltiv.a b.-!
St btatton7a.m. rrlends rn-iy nif A?
day evenng after 7 o'clock. cal Taunt.,
rEIIICINS. On Jnnuary 3, 1010. cittni.. tl
T... husband of Kate M. erklns n.i?,7l
ri.RKY. On January 4. 101"., EDWfnnS
V.1'"1":-. '".Al. 70th year, of his aRrtS3
'NUn?alD5ei"1?"' nt ."'. f,to rlsldence. iS
North 2 t, on Irlday nfternoon si J
o'clock. Interment prlratcf Please oraltSU!
inVml'VarV iiiV" .n,"U,i" U r.a."."d tl-.J
I !.' n - - ., ,......
"fl''?"'faSH"'.?- 1,in' WILLIAM ItEA,
; STKft ' Pf,,"'' b IWH Due notlrs
n.rio or ' .;';" .r'Si'h.i'iK? ww
. tfi.u .. '-, Aoris
North fj
i """'
i .,.... .... .
ItOllll. suddcnl), on January 4, 101(1 ,tt
her re denrn. ?l Vamt r.r.ti, ; V-.i'l. .vfl
'ncVal lleriaf'te "0UU- " ot K
BCHELK On Tnnuary 4. 1010, at herlttail
residence. 0037, Ov crbrook nve KATB o 'II
r)CH(lTIELI) SUddetllv. nn .Tunna... 1 a.a
RICHARD 1. husband of Ella Schofleld (nej tl
i,'?"Hn';!'r,"Ri,,8on.p.t pj'pnd.thsi.;: '
taaJ.l'i.""3,T.rt,9l': JJ. w.9" V'tdft jf
Court i.il
.i" u m,iMii ,u .ii ,i oi a , ana tit
Vther orriniiatlona of which ho was a li-m! ,
I !er. nre Invited, to attend tho funeral S.
renco J Smith, No .'41 T
of A . and m I
) re"de'n?e Tmii g' ?,Vih St "' nt,ill,r,
i Jfoint Morlah C?meterv "ii..".'-'."?!?! f '
"SStt w'edneda'f'X 7 "'Z""' m,, ''
hCHUMACHKIt. On Janinry 2, 1D10 CHAli
Chrlstluni Schumncher, ngeil 07 years. RdS. 1
it llalsla.ll MriII''ilAl'MHir llllnhnn
of Emnnuel Evangelical Lutheran Church.
' n nnci carpenier, ivuniion nigrum CiitV
No J : K O E nnd Iman Ink.) No 23
Imp O It SI., directors of vVinrloii Euliainr
nnil Iian Aanclntlnn. n liiklfml ,n .....1
tho funernl services on Tliurs lay at 231
i m. nt his lato residence 1314 Tn'.er it. ,
Interment private Interment at Fernwoa
comcterj. Auto cortege 4
SHAW. On Jniiunry 4, 1010 ELIZABETH.'
widow of Archibald Shaw'. In her 80th Mr.
Relatives and friend nre Invited to attend
tho funeral services Ihursdu), at 8 15 p.m.,
nt mo ,c-iuenfn vi ncr son in law. jonn b,
CI egg. 14 1U
Columbia ave Interment
Attoona i'a
... . 4
&HEATT. Suddenlv
1'IMinT?IITr..v 1- ilnu.ht.. ,. r... 1.1 w ... A
rnrnlln. Tl Ql.anrf tt.i.iii.. .., .!.-,. t
w.....u .. .ji.cHt., iiciail,,, nilU .liCDQI !
"' inviieu to attend tno funeral service!.
On ThliraflnV. nf J n tn nt hap n.n.J
residence. 1110 South 47th st Interment
strictly prlvute
SHINN. On Tonuarj 4, 1010 JOSEPHIM '
R1NEAR-SHINN widow of John W. Balm..
Relatives nnd friends nlsu llrlght Star. Na.
l.. O T. of n of .Mount Hollj are Invited
to nttend tho funernl services Friday, at I
P in., nt the residence of her son-ln lv.'
Samuel If. Huff. 1741 N' Hollywood st. Alio I
services at Moorestown Episcopal Church. t
2 p m. Saturday Interment strictly prt
vate nt Moorestown Cemeterj". AutoivbUi
service 1
MlMMEIt. On Janutry 3, 1010, AN'AI O.
beloved wlfo of T. W Sommcr (nee B,i), .
Relatives nnd friends aro Invited to a'rjij '
me lunerm services on trriuaj januair l.
.mrr 7, i
0 Norti I
. - v i . uv ncr inio resilience, o-.
Uth xtrcct. Interment .private
STELI.. On Januarv S, 101(1 WILLW. jvS
ann nf thn lota r.lh.m t. nn., .. ...fc t
L..H .,".. .-""""!".".""". t?" ".
f-nn.S j
nta. f
w.c-u ukcu iw jeurs jnvcrincnt privuvs,
MINhON. At faulph Mills' Montgomerr Co,
Pa . Janunry 1 llltO. MOLLIE daurhl cf
Hntnuel and Mary c Stlnson aged 18 ll.nvi
Relatives nnd friends pupils of Arciliri ,
High bihool Square Deal Dlble Clars i i
tlulph Christian Church
hitrch are Invited to u- (
Thiirsduy, ut 2 u ra.. t v
Mills Pa Services ij
tenu tne services,
rililn, flnlnl.
(lulph Christian rhurch at i '10 p m. 1.
terment Oulph Cemetery Uody maf it
viewed Wednesiiay evenlnc J
ATflltl'V n l,.nfi.u n tmn vvt T. s
wlfo of Oeorgo Storej nnd iHughter of tt?
Into Patrick and llrldget CI irk Relatives 1;
friends aro Invited to attend the funeral. oM
IV rial a. U in .. n. '. k. .... ...I- .
dence 2nt8 North Hopo st Itequlera Hal1'
wi cnuri-ii ui v laiiuvian, iu a m intvnicc.
at Holy Sepulchre Cemeterj
i'THMXH. On Iinuarv 8. 1010 RICHARD
HARRISON .STRETCH M D aged 11 J
jeira iieiuuvca nnu irienus are invitea .
attend tho funeral services nt the Getliw,vi
tnunn Ilnntlnt 1-lillrnh lt.,1, ut tin.l rVilnmnll
've on Irlday. at i v. m nrctlselj Inter,
ment private,
tTTT. On January I, 1010, CHARLOTTE.
widow of Henry btutz Sr (nee I'aberl. siej'
o jears jteiatives ana trienas also lAaier.)'
Aid of Corinthian Ave Presbyterian CrurcJv
d iy. at i p m . from her son's residence! i
-1 I Ulrurd uve Interment ut Hoods Qtm-1
stery Oermuntown J
..ii its. on January 2. 1010 MAHY A-3
YEUHE (neo Little) widow of lleorge flTl
cese ana uiugntcr or tno lato cnaries u.s
mil Ann Horfm.in Relatives und friends tiitt
.nvlted to uttend the funeral services, t3
Thursday lit i p. m . at her lato reildeqcevig
ill Lust Thompson st. Interment private, j.
aOVIMNhOW On Januarj 4, 101(1, JAS0V1
ctjjii.i.nu.- ugeu di years lunerai b
Interment private from luto residence. Son)-
erton Philadelphia Friday January 7. 4
THORNTON. On January 3, 1010. MAItlt
C. widow of William II Thornton, aged TIT?
years Relatives and friends urn Invited ti!i
uttend funerul services Ihursday January J
0 .' .10 p iti , at her late residence, 1UJ
.llengrove st . I'runkford. Interment Norts
wedar I till Cemetery f
5'NNKY. On January 2. 1010. SAMUEL a, J
Sr.. husbaml of Annie Tlnney (nee McCeJ. tt
pun) and son of the late Hugh and Elliabttli
Tlnnej. Relatives and friends, also tbi -l
League of the bacred Heart of Church of bt.
TrinnHna llillli.au n.l L. I fl tl it M
lnlteil to uttfna funerul. on Friday, at 9?
n m from his late residence. lbJ3 South-.
of St ThomaB AqiUnas at 10 3D a. ra. prf
rlBtlV lnlfirmnt nt llnlu Psnoa Patrkif mfV.
TUKM.IC On January 4t 1010. ANN TUBtf--Vi;rt.
Ilelatlveu .ind frlenda are invltaJ t;
unri.u uib luniTui brrKeM, on r naar. m
j m hi ui, me r'ioeiice ot ncr QdUKoi",
Mm. Ann Uat. ?0 Wt Indiana ue. In'
terment ut (lrtPnunnH u ,xt t i"mtrr.
llemalnSj may to iened on Thursday jrca
7 to U p, tn.
VANS INT. On January 4. 1010, JANE -V
"w" i ii. vnemon vantiani beoicei
J D 111 On Pri.iAV. .Intmni-v 7 nt fhfl XtiUm
dence of Florence J. lleup. corner I'elbAnjI
aim iwcaucmi ruau, uernuiniown. iniwutwi
1NCK.NT. Suddenly, on January . JMS
ilAltn: U. ulfa of Albert E. Vincent P"!
..v..va . .u..c iuiii uer lam reiJriii.s.
bouth 10th st. m
VOIC.T. On January ?, 1010. JOHANNA J.I
In I1T tlala.l... nA .l..ln .. lnvlf.1 tlSj
attend tha funeral services, on Thursday 'S1
-' p. m, at her late residence, ii'i'-i h"!
! j interment at ait vernon v.eiuBisi.-j
Remains may bo viewed Wednesday froa J
b to 4u P. m ,
H'AI.UVCK. At Palmyra. N. J, on Janustfi
o. i.iijia vv., vviaevr or josian vvaii-2S
aged Uo years . Relat'ves and friends tfij
Invite. I to attend the funeral. Thursday. lfl
'i p. m . from her late residence, Uroad IMi
Race sts.. Palmyra, N J. interment Morn;
Cemetery. Trains leave Market st lerrfj
ior i-airayra 12 -o p 111 and 1 - V, "
iv.'rt.nv ... T ... t t3 a t nn TinM
of .William. T. W atson. and daughter of BoBl
cri j. ana iiary ucKee. Relatives tta
rrlends are Invited to attend the fWvJ
erviv-ea, on rriaay afternoon, at is o".!
H.cvcir ii parents residence. ij o. -tt
tt. lnlerment private Kemarss .may
-viewed Thursday evening 7 to U o'clotlv. 1
WEOI KIN. On Januarv 4. 111111 WILLUIU
hunband of tlorenco Wetleln. aited 0 res'aa
Relatives und friends, also Mount JJor'j
Iue, NO IBS. V. and A M,. I'hlladelpiujJ
Jobblnz Confectioners Association Mant'la
Aimrll Y SV .-.at A a.. .1 1 .- S !Lai0aF-S
lelii lirothen., are luvlted to attend the fi
..c.u. H-i.tcca, u.i oaiuiiuf, at (1, IU a. ?i
tius vv. -rovvn t-ost rso 40, ri a r.v'll"'el
vlvors of the lljth Regiment, Kni?,' ??
rv. v.. ana Ke
nna incnas. nio ion o lodge No Si is "."I
A. M . nre,. Invited to attenj thf luriefif '.iS, A
ices, on Thursday afternoon Januarv a '.T'-'V
o'clock, nt insulate residence, . 128 RirVWi
st, Camden N. J Intermen it JSR.J'H
Cemetery. Masonlo services Vednesd.y J?."
I private, at Westminster Cemetery , SJ
yiVILhON. On Jiniurv 4. ta 'rmilV Bii
Helatlv ea and frlanita ara IniHM tn altcEM.
Relatives and frlenda ara Invllerf
funeral services, on Saturday afternoon, ft I
o'clock, at lata residence, Xlim ave.. LlnJe'
wold. N. J Interment at Coleitown Cm';1
tery Train leave. Market at. ferry 1-'S
p. in.
WOOD On First Month. 4th. 1010, UABt
S VAOOD. Relatives an1 M..1. ire IP
ytted to attend tho.funersl servl cs. onBUi?
luy Ttb, Inst,, at J o'clock, at her lat. IM
ueucr "JV unciio .,- ueruaulotva n
MOOUII.V On Januar) 3, 1010 JAI
; .. .. vf .i'. -tv hiii gr vv. iM
Wnodlcv at her lnta enal.lMn. n,i N
1 1 road tt Due notice of th funerst vlU
rive
vUSK-r0,0,..'' ll,fl- josk-ptfj
YEHKM, JR I tun e "bat frlc-da
jiJUed.tt, fttcend tfc tune I r'tri.vl
tSJiZZl "e"ttaTl... . ST,- ,
5ft!
V5 l
. jnijsjWisJiit MlMdrarAU.ituMttix. '