a
LYON ASKS DELAWARE
TO LEAD 'DRY' CRUSADE
AGAINST KING BOOZE
Wilmington Congregn tion
Wants State to Bo Prime
Mover in Great Battle
Against Saloons
EVENING- LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1010,
" ' ' ' ' " '' ' ' " ' "
ODD FELLOWS ATTEND
n'tUtlNOTOtt, Dl.. Feb. 2"Ib New
Jersey going to drive out tlie booze Joints
before Delawnre does?" naked Ur. Mllford
it. Lyon of Ills Inrse congregation In the
tabernacle last night.
"No!"' was the response of the roni?re
Ration, and many of the exclamations
enmo from the section In which 1C00 Odd
euows or Delaware were seated,
POLITICIANS
IIIT THE TRAIL WHEN
'BILLY' SUNDAY CALLS
General Murray Links Arms
With Assemblyman Moore in
Charge Up Sawdust
Path
FIELDER TO ATTEND
TIIUNTON. N. .7.. Poll. S.-N- .trr.ev
pollticlntm nto hecdlim "Hilly" Sunday s I
can. iToininriii men of both parties are
hitting the trail nlirlitly, since the example
wai set nbout two weeks ano by Quarter
master Ueiii-tr.l C. Kdvv.iHl Murray, the
former dominating factor of the Republi
can partj, and lunluht another batch of
political stnis pot tbclr shoes colored
with saw dim
boetor tv.n it.... -..ii-.i ' I T,l "rflt r ,llc bS tr"ll hitters last
by tho neonl. nV wii in Li , Z. ",rn J ,e,rs ntnht wai former Counlv Riwliieer Frank
Me.Mi.SLW","i"7 JAL?.' the .? PP. 'o "'.til n short thno ago was
great tempornnce movement In Trenton
"Wouldn't It be grand." he continued,
"If this little Stato of Delaware should
lead In the temperance movement as
well as In the religious movement and
take a definite stand on prohibition, and
by so doing let Its radiance shine upon
jlho surrounding States? You can do It,
land I prav that you will grasp 5 our op
portunity." tteferrlng to his trip to Washington
Monday, the nvangellst told hli lieaiem
that Senator William S ICcnyon, of tow a.
land several of his colleagues In the
Senato had told him that the prohibition
bill for the District of Columbia had been
taken out of committee and that It would
be brought back before the Senate In a
very shott time. "Let your two Senators
from Delaware know where you stand on
this question, Doctor hjon s.ild. "Write
them and let Hclnware'n vote count on
the right side
tlie movliiK snlrlt In Mercer reunite
J affalis so far as the Moan" of Freeholders
was conreined Last night he walked
forward and look the hand of the evan
gelist. Former .Assemblyman llervoy S Moore
was seated on the very front row when
the trull hitting started. Mooro and Gen
eral Mnrrnv have fever been political J
pni, morn ouen neing opposed at tlie
primary rle. tlon. flut Orm-ral Murray
scaled three rnvs of seats to get Moore
oy tno arm nml lead him to "Hilly." The
sight aroused applause from the crowd
of 12,00n.
Governor Fielder, members of the Leg
Mature and State officials will attend tho
services In .Sunday's tab-maclc next Tues
day nftmioon Arrangements for the
vlfclt were made last night b.x a com
mittee whloli (ailed upon "Hilly" nnd ar
ranged for the reservation
"Hilly" exprpFN'd hlmslf as tlnlltrlitetl
tit the i.rosiiei't of a chnnm to address
MH& S3
rat m
Wbk m... Mm
x&z&fa. 'WV. .jgjgitwa
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Btntltf
These Notices Are Printed in
Evening Ledger Free of Charge,
in the
DEATHS
Interment
St Onlirlel's chitreh. at 10 a, m.
iioiy cross cemeterr
lin.VUORTII. -On .tnnu-i-y Sn.lOlfl, HMlLtr.
A .l.,hte nf tho IrttA William J nnrl
Catherine A Hoxnortii Ilemalnic.m be
vvennesnnv. rrom n in i
Vlrwet) n Wednesday, from
ot the home of. Mrs C. I. Di
ip p m..
flit North
AIIAHA On tAntnry 80. lOift. TlLtZAIinTI!
I'A.viuroN aimih uemiives ami friends
' at 2 n. tie
Ultllnn, tA:
ron .121 Hermits: St., Hoxliorouxh. inter
ment strictly private l'rlcnds may rail
.veuneatiny aner . p.
of I he fnmllv are resneetfiillv Invited to at-
inu lunrrni errices inurHiny
nt her ann-ln.lnw'n renldenre.
AIlF.ltN.
ny after p. in.
-On Jnminrj It. tnln. nr.fiKN, wife
I'ntrlek anrl Sitrnh
f'rtel lielntlvrs and
frleniis nre InMled to nttend fiinernl Krliliv
lernl
r hu
EARLE METCALF
Tho Lubin star, wlto will nssumc
his old part of Franz In "All on
Account of Eliza" at the Arvino
Stock Company's performance of
the play at tho American Friday
nijjht.
Major James F. Price of Wilmington. ' ,I,C lawmaker, particularly In view of the
headed the delegation of Odd Fellows and j nnpronrhlng battle hm the local option
"in. which win prolinlily be brought up
and passed by tho .Senate nol week He
told the toinmittce. however, he would not
talk lolltlcs. but would preach a straight
gospel sermon Kach member of the com
mittee received a photograph of "Hilly,"
bearing hl autogrnph.
The visit to the Sunday home was made
snortiy nrtcr l!oernnr Fleldar announced
the appointment of John K Olll. of this
city, as the fifth m tuber of tlio commute
presented Doctor I .yon with J100
The evangellat, In referring to the In
terest of Major Price In the campaign,
said:
"It Is fortunate that we are not In tho
same scrape here In Wilmington that my
friend, Brother Stough. Is In In Atlantic
City, Kvery city needs religion, but At
lantic City needs It moHt of all. Praise
riitA tt... .... . . .
wv kit. ... i.- uuve a iaor nere wnn in
not ashamed to come out definitely on the i atreadv named In part by President Head
lord's side, nnd I hope that the people ! nml Speaker Pllgilm The legislative
of Atlantic Clt will realize now that In members were Senators Wells and Ackley
elections the men with religious thoughts nml Assemblymen lobst and Hammond
should come to the foreground." I
Great preparations huvo been m:ul. fm- I CIinifFHT nm I vt tT I rt
. tlie two services today at the tabernacle. OlilllLiW OlAIl VVAo
mis is "Mothers' DaV at the taliernni-li.
JXT.Vsa Tl NOT WHAT SHE SEEMED
rca one ir the parent Is living1 and a white
one If the mnthit )mu tlaimpfi tk
thenafi'8t wl" spc?k..0nl1, "Moth"1,00i" in Dinner Guest Thought He Had
Love" in tho vrniii7. Solved a M.vsterv. but Was
Fooled
new export regulation-
No Shipments to Be Accepted Unless
Accompanied by Declarations
A new Government regulation regard
ing the filing of the export declarations
Of slllDOerS Is In nnerntlnn trwTnv Ta nl.
Jcct Is to piomote the compilation of more
accurate statistics concerning the export
business of this country.
Shippers In this city have received
notice of the new regulations through the
Department of Commerce and the Treas
ury Department
Under the terms of the new orders from
Washington, customs officials will not
grant clearance papers to any vessel
"until a complete manifest accompanied
by 'shippers' expoit declarations or certi
fied extracts thereof, fnr nil th on -
board, have been Hied by the steamship!
......j ., i.i n.u uu.icciur ol customs.
Vessels bound for foreign countries are
required not to accept shipments unless
accompanied by shippers' declarations "
STOUGH IS WARNED
IN ANONYMOUS NOTE
OF PLOT TO "GET" HIM
Detectives Watcli the Evan
gelist While He Preaches
and Guard Him When
He Sleeps
of James V. Ahern nnd rtAiuthter ot tlm lato
moinlnor nt H .10 o el nek frntn hrr IniAhnnr
lemurnce, iri.i jinni .iiieRneny ne solemn
Itenulem Mns st rhiirrli or the .N'nthin. nt
10 o'rlock. Interment nt St. Ann's Ceme
tery AIHHTKM:. On .tnnuiry at, into Wtt.t.
JAM It AHBUt KM; huslnnd of niltabeth
N A'bu-kle nitert f.s teirs IleliMHe? nml
fr ends, wlthnut rurlher nnllee. nlnn nil -n.
eletiAs of w tilth lie wns a member, nrp In
tiled to nttcti.l the funeral nr.rices, on
TliursfH. at 'J ti. in., from hl -lnie resi
lience Summit ne. Port Wmlilnctoii Pn.
Interment private nt t'nlon Omctirv. U'li'te
mnrsn. Take I (U p m. train from Itrndlnic
i.rmlml to l'nrt Wnililnnton.
Hll.i:. n IV!ininr 1 lotil. ttntlllltT.
hiltnnJ of Mnttlo Unite, nfteil 115 yearn Iteln
tlien nml friend nre Invited to attend the
funernt nrIep. Krlda afternoon, nt 1.
P m . at Ids tale residence, R'JIS I.nnhnood
nve interment prhnte.
IIAKKKK. On Tlrst Month .ttst.tOlit j;M!.
Alli:TH MOOIID wife nf Kill h. Parker. In
her Ifllh ear. Itelatlves nnd f'lendi ire In
vited tn attend fiinernl, on lirih-dn. Pe. -mnl
month. Id. at to a. m,. from the resi
dence nf .Torenh W Jones. 2itli t nnd IMkf
inotit nve. (Tirster. Pn Intertnetit nrlnte.
I II Mill On Tnnuary .11 mill, A.M11MA 11
i wncKIUtl.Y. widow of Oeorire V Ilarr,
. Itelitles nnd rrlendit nre Invited tn niton.!
the funeral (.erVlees Prliliv. nt 'J l. hi., nt
I her late rextdenee hsl V 4,1 st interment
I prhnte. nt West Laurel Hill (Vnitert.
IIlIIIM IN. -tnminrv :tl, in 111. losniMt
' V . on of Ilie lain Iiuls and Mnrv ttnteli.
mull Ilelatles nnd friends nre Invited to
attend furernl, on Friday, nt S 10 n. m , from
hln late rcldencp, 1211 M. 1!,-Ptli nt. Hnlemn
lleqiilein Mass nt Kt nilrahetli'H t'liup h at
in o'olock. Interment at New Cathedral
Cemcter).
POLICE
SEEK WRITER
By flic Photoplay Editor
Mr. Churchill, may I sneak with sou
ATLANTIC CITY. IVb 5. -i:ory
agency at the command of the police
Is being utilized tcdny to dlscloso the
Identity of an anonymous letter wiltet
whose warning that It was proposed to
"get" tho Itev. Henry Stough, ciltlc
of Mayor William Kiddle, the "ItcilllghP
district, cabinet keepeis, gamblers and
uie police administration, caused c
truordlnaiy precautions to protect the
lighting evangelist last night.
Only a few pastors associated with
him Knew the cause tor n sw.ttm of blue
coats nnd plain-clothes men about the
tnbcnncle The ctowd nttilhuted It to
-Stough's scathing criticism of the poller
for fnllute to apprehend a Ulddle hench
man wlio.-e ell In Hi,, midst of .Sun
nl n jr.
"Certainly," said Mr. Chuirhlll. and ex
cused himself from a party of patrons,
preparing to lcae, with whom ho had
been chatting. "I'e discovered a woman
shoplifter In here, Mr. Churchill," said
the diner.
Mr. Churchill, who was formerly a, police
captain in the Greater New York depart
ment, grew mildly Interested at the decla
ration, because, pet haps, Churchill's table
service silver is above the ordinary in
'value, and when hli Informant went to
ward a table whero. according to the
woman who discovered her. the suonoscd
(-offender was seated.
A handsome girl with an cscoit nod
another gentleman was pointed out to
Mr. Churchill
"What makes ou suspect her?" he in
quired "Look nt her cloak," was the leply.
Sure enough there, apparently, wai the
evidence sl meshbags three gold and
tho others silver hanging by hooks at
tached to n tape sewn on the inside of
the waist lines.
Mr. Churchill went ncaier the table
and smiled us he recognized the owner
of the cloak.
"How do you do, Miss Hoffman? Any
luck todaj ? Yes, I see you did pretty
well," picking up that end of the cloak
hanging over the back of a chair.
A shriek of umazement and laughter
followed when he smilingly held un one
I of the purses and bowed gallantly to
Miss Hotfinan
The sixth lecture In tho scries being . Hxplanatlon was quickly made to the
jrlven at the University Museum, Ski and Misplcluus guebt, who was blushing
Spruce streets, will bo presented thin furiously.
afternoon at half-past 3 by Charles Upson I Ml!,s ''"by Hoffman Is rehearsing In a
privately a moment," t.ihl n diner at I 'lay's meeting cnt the miillencc lushing
Cliurclillls In llroadwav the other eve- 'r the doors.
The Itcv. Henry Merle Mcllcii, the Itev
Herbert Belting and tho Itcv. Thomas .1.
Cross, who told Chief of Police Woodruff
of the threats and iccelvcd his assui antes
of adequate police measures, did not take
Doctor Stough Into their confidence, and
tho evangelist had no knowledge th.it de
tectives walked In fiont and behind him
when he went to the tabernacle and
guarded him back to his stopping place
after the meeting. Chief Woodruff
watched Stoui;h thioiiBhotit his dlscoiitsc,
with dctcctlvei close at hand Otllecis
guarded the house while he slept.
OBITUARIES
Justices of the Peace Named
HAKRISBU 1. Feb. 2.-Thc following
named persons have been appointed Jus
tices of the pence: D. II. Colgan Wiley,
Kast Nottingham township, Chester
County; II. K. nohncr, Washington town
ship, Dauphin County; 1. G. Shcrbondj,
Springfield township, Favctte County: II.
"W. Seumuns. Benton township, Lacka
wanna County; J I). Moore, Jefferson
township, Lackawanna County; L. C
Lose. Limestone township, Lycoming
County.
Lecture on Spain
iMISS MARTHA SCHOFIELI)
Clark, who will talk on travels In Hnnin
Tho lecture, which will be Illustrated,
will take the audience through tho sec
tions rich In historic associations and end
with modern Madrid.
Police Court Chronicles
When William Welsh attends n funeral
In the future, he will go straight to tho
home of the corpse.
William started out with good Inten-
tlons today, but was only able to carry
r."eJ? ? few blocks. Ho told many char-
N ftnble-looltlng men that his old chum
1.1 The" w,tl1 much Pathos and
euUuu,H on uuuuueii mat It was a long
walk to the funeral house. He also ex
pressed tho belief that a trolley car
would help him to reach the place much
quicker, and that the possession of a
nickel would be enough to pay his fare
Many persons felt sorry for William.
They proved It by giving him enough for
a round trip. William's grief Increased
each time he told the tale. He was so
sorrow-strlelcert. In fact, that he actual.
ly forgot he had the price of the car
ride. Then he became weak and was
obliged to get nourishment.
After resting against several bars In
the neighborhood of Itldge and Mldvale
syenites, Welsh again started for the home
of his deceased friend Trolley cars
Ignored him completely and he was weak
In the knees. He passed a good natured
GnT(BAB"s I
jvo v "yjEur2
"cwbb .memo piioiourama, ami in one
scene portras u shoplifter. She had
"rigged up" her own cloak with the tape,
hooks, purses, etc , and forgot to remove
the latter thut evening when she left the
studio.
K. K. Lincoln will be seen under the
Lubln bannci for the next II months, hav
ing signed a cuntract to appear as leading
man In their feature iele.it.es. Mr. Lin
coln has Just registered another success
In Frances Melbourne's multiple reel feat
ure entitled "L'xplatlon." He will be seec
with Kthel Clayton in the near future In a
piay Dy snannon rife. "Ophelia."
Theatrical Baedeker
AUKLI'III-'-Marle-Odlle." with Frances Starr.
An ailmlruhle H Liira nt-nitiiftint. ,ia...n
J.'iSl'j.f.J10"' wt me the ue of ulrocltv.
FOR1IE3T- 'Around the .Map." with Kliia
Alder and Willi jm Norrl,. UoJij mu.lc, better
acting and slnglnp. Urban's scenery bent of
I"ifil,"roll,a,ln? " IH l'atrlela rolllnge,
Effie Shannon nnd Herbert Kele, The ilad
Blrl" of the 'glad book." ptaylns tho "2 id
t SV','2 .S.l,h itlmen.4i tlioroughne.a. u
MIUC "Paimlne Show of 1U13. m, Oeorgo
Monroe and Mar!lnn Miller. A Winter Oar
iin show or Ihe uual tjne. with clrla
runway muile and coiiumn In large ifuin.
titles, plus tome eiiellent burlesque on cur-
OAiyUCK.'"n Trlsl-" with rrtderlek Perry
inr'?..li0S'1 ??"' JA." Eln tor- of crime,
written backward In the form of a trial
Novel and entertnlnlng. ' '
PJIOTOPI.AYH.
sst.v ni.i : r Wed nesda y.
...in j i
anil Sat
rannie vvant
Philanthropist, Educator and Former
Resident of This City
Miss Martha Schofleld, philanthropist
and former Philadelphia!!, died at her
homo last night In Aiken, s. C, -ifter
h short Illness. Tho bod will be
brought to this city tomorrow nnd will
be Interred In the Darby Friends' Grave
yard. Miss Schollcld was born In Bucks
Couutj.
In 1SGT) she went South and taught In
a negro school In tho Islands or llcau
fort. Three vears later the went tn
Aiken and, with her own means and
the nid of friends In the North, estab
lished there tho Schollcld Industrial
School, a vocational school for negroes.
To this school she devoted her life. The
Institution Is now In flourishing condi
tion. A memorial will be erected to her by
the citizens of Alkcn In grateful memory
of the great work she did Just after tho
war In uplifting the negro and helping
to make lighter the burden of the state
of South Carolina.
looking IndUn who was dispensing cigars
in front of a etore and reached to take
a, couple. But the more Welsh pulled the
tighter the Indian clung to the cigars
He was trying to pull the whole bunch of
smokes awy from the brave when police
man Timbres discovered him
Tears again -welled In Welsh's eyes
Iwt deaplte hla grief he was taken fo the
.nidge and Mldvale avenues noltnn .to.
f- Ci,Um. Then ha becamo Indignant and de.
ctared If VU art outrage to keep a well-
ItlAaninsr rriati Irntn thA fnnj-al e i..-
We? f rjsiid. He received another Jolt when th.
. , vxllpemn made the charge of "pan
" handling" agulnst him. Policeman Tim
bres aid h saw "Welsh, making touches
-. atong Jt'dvale avenue
"I needed the money to ride tn ti.a
home of my de4 friend ' Mid Wcl.i, I
In addressing Magistrate Pi Ice i
' l(m collected enough mone to rule to
Cvnnecticvjt," laid the cop.
Vojj'm r4tlir too wabb-y to go to a
ti uitnid anyhov, " said tna "J'idaa..- -ir
jb-ji' sire jjrif-4tnvkca you nmi. wJ. a4
nt4 unit vnta tavlti huvn on .n Ama..14, f
T"?3L.T-. ZX "r"r" Z? 'I.KB,"gy
ifmkft for-
h7i.Jne;!,',.lr' . Pu'WThead llaon."
Theodore Uoberis. Thursday. Friday
f'u it' e'"ee's lardner.'7 Willi
Cn&9Ji"i7' 8,rr7KT "J'EltA HOL'SB-"Th.
Itullng IMfslon." a For lm vvilh ! iiVm
iS i ?d ll,,l"rJnl .f a nntve prince.
AR'AW' Wednesday "The Fljlng Toriedo,"
with John Kmciton and "The Movie Star "
tJi'y'A0"'- Tlt,rltv FrMav nnd 8turdqy
'The Conqueror." with Wlllard Mack ind
"He Dd and jfa Ul.ln't." with Hoswi A?.
,fe,ic',LS0BI;,i..s"'J.,l Normand. "0"w Ar
LKAUBn "The Temptation.'1 with deraldtna
liferrar' W l0ry of " " Soil
Pikfi&?kd,'h;& 'Alday' "and V,'
Kdiely aTna" Wa?.'ic2 Sid""'" "1,S 8
STOCK.
AMEHIOAN--AI1 on Account of Ellsa." Tha
ftJ ,"f.spl?,vW. '" h?. ' Pl.r. l"ded
K:NICKEltArKKEi:-'Car,'--ThVK
DR. HENRY PARRISH
For Years a Baptist Pastor and State
Laryngologist
Dr Henry Parrlsh, for years n Unptlst
pastor and until his retirement, several
years ago, lar.vngologlst at the State Dis
pensary for Tuberculosis, died yesterday
morning at the home of his son, 0r. Rob
ert C. Parrlsh. 5301 Chester nvnnne
Heart disease, from which he had suffered
for more than a month, caused death. Ha
was 68 ears old.
For seven years Doctoi Parrlsh served
as pastor of tho Pilgrim Ilaptlst Church,
which was formeily at .'3d and Christian
streets While yet doing church work ho
entered the Medlco-Chlrurglcal College to
study medicine, graduating In 1837.
Ho was a member of the County Medi
cal Association, the American Medical
Association, tho Pennsylvania Medical
Association, the National Geographical
Society as well ns being a Fellow of tho
Itoynl Historical Society. Mrs, Nelson
Warner, of 122 South Wilton street, Is a
daughter. The funeral will bo held on
Friday afternoon.
BATMAN.--On Januarv- 31, Win, KAItAH II.
widow of .T.irnb IJ. tHtimnn, need 7 enrs
nei.tu.ru inn. iiii'iiiir. tut- in.upi 10 ntien'l
fiiiier.il nerMies on lliursilnv, nt .1 p. tn. nt
the realdenn of her Fon-tii-i.iw, .John Otier
hnltzer, 4701 Creetio nt. Gerinniiiimn fur
tlier Hcrvlec" will be held ut ihe Vrnnnnlte
Meeting House, llallj. I'n . rrld.i, nt II
a, m.
lli;HIMli:il. On .lanuiiry .11. ISUil JOHN
.1. linillNOIlIt Duo notice of funcrnl will
be given.
Ili;i'l'i;i.. On .innnarv MO, IDIft, JOH.V. eon
of the lnle Joseph nnil Christiana Heiitel (nen
Hubert), In his. 48th enr. Itelntlvei nml
friends nre Invited to intend the funernt.
on Thurednv. nt i .10 n in. rrnm his broth
er In-liw'n residence, I rnnk Kkimiixton, liis
i; I'oiumnia nvr, 11,-iiiueni .irsh 111 yt,
lionlfnelus' rhuieli. nt o n. m. Interment nt
Most llnlv lledeemer Ccmetcrv.
linltlir.N (nen Mllilell). At her reKlilenee.
r.'J()7 Irving et . on Tebruarv 1 til 1 1; ANNIi;
i;.. widow of Drlnnlo II. Ilonlen. Itelntlvr-H
nnd friends nre Invited to nttend the funernl
services, rrld.1v it'Jii, in at the nm..
menls nf Oliver II. Ilalr. lsjn Chestnut st.
Interment ni ..loiuruee v-emciery.
IIOVi:ilS-Oii .Innnarv a I, tllti) JOHN II
IIOWEII". liuslund of Mnrgnret rtoufrs (nro
MeKeeverl. nKed isi ve.irs. Itelatlves nn I
trends nlsn Slo l Tribe. No. 87. I. O. It. M.
nnd employes of Crcvv, I.cMcli Co are
Invited to nttenl the funeral, on Thur-.iiv
nt Ji n. finm his lnle renidente. tin 'at
t.tn "t. Inltrm. nt nt reruunud Crmcterv.
Itemalns mny lie viewed Wcdncsd iv evening
IlltOWN.- lVl.innil I, Kiln, SlIltA I'AHK
wife nf Paul T. IJrown nnd tlnuKhter ,1' tho
Into willlHin iv nml .Hnrg.iret r 1 1 r!
Hel.itlvra nnd rrlends are Imltid tn nttenl
the funer.il service". Prldi), nt 1 'in p m
nt her lnle reslileme, 1'Jtl South llrtnl st
Interim nt prtvnte, Mount Morlnli Ccmt terv
Please omit Mowers.
CAM:. On Innunry .11. ttllll. Iincnit 1ii,k
IhiiiI nf llrldset Casey (nee Nilni.itil. Itelu
t'ien nnd friends. I.eniriio nf tho K icred
Hen rt JliI Nnme Koclttv Ilrnncli Nn no
I C. It. r. j Commmdery N ,s K'. nf It 11 .
Dlv. '.'I A O If ; I'ennil. It It. Itellef Dept.
nnd t'ennn. It It Mutunl llencflclnl in letv
nre Invited tn attend the funernt on Thurs
day, nt S n. m . from Ids lute residence lll.'il
N. Alden st West Phlliiili'lnliln. r-'nlemn
Muss nf Hequlem nt St. OrpKiiry's Chnriti
nt 0 Mil n m Interment nt llnlv rm rvm-
eterv
Cl.WtK. On .Innnarv .11. ltlpt, ANNll: M
rtnUKhter nf th-. Into Tr.ink nnd Mnrv c
I'lirk. 11KP1I is yrnrs. Itelntlves nnd friends
nre Invited to nttend the funeral on Tliur
d.iv nt s 'to u, in from the imminent of
Oliver II. linlr. lsi'n Chestnut st. inch Mn-s
nt St. I'ntrlil's Churdi. nt Id o'lloilt In
tennetit nt St Denis' Cemeterv J'le.iso
nmlt nowrrs Autoiiiolille Funeral.
CO l.l.l NS. On Jnnuury .10, Itili'., MAItV
COM.l.NS. OBcd 74 senrs. Itelntlves nml
frlei.ils nre Invited tn nttend funeral. Thurs
iliiv nt s to a. m from her lute resld-nre,
1711 N. tlth st. HlBh Ileillllcm Miibh .it St.
Miiliultvs ehunli. nt 10 n. m. Interment
s-iv Cnttiedrnl Cenletery.
CO'I 'KIN On Pelirunrv 1, lout. AI.IIHItT
ITDWAItn, son of Charles K. nnd Mnry r
Cotton, lined 40 e.irs. Relatives nnd friends
me inviieii 10 ntteiiii runer.11 servlies, on
t"rldn. nt '! p in., nt pnrents' restdeine as
Wist John'on st., Gcrmnntiiwn Interment
private.
IU1IW-MAItV II. widow of n.lvvilld II
IMvles nnd dniiEhtei nf llmrv nnd Isabella
M. Potts need HI vi.irs. In Pottstnnn. Serv
ices nnd Interment strictly private.
It WIS. At Vtnndstiivvli, N. J. on Tlrst
,MSn,,n :iJLKt'. .'ANi: II. DAVIS, widow of
Ullll.im C Ilnvls iiboiI S veai. Itetitlvm
and friends nre Invited 1 1 attend r.iuernl
services, rifth-duv altcrnoon, Second Month
"d, nt 1" o'lloik nt the re&ldeiu. of her son
l.lnood I) iv I". Woodstown. N. J Interment
Prlellds' Cemeterv Wnodstawn. N J.
IIKMINNKV. On .tnnuary 31, mill. MAItV
It . widow of IMwnrd Iicvennev. Itelntlves
nnd friends nie Invited tn nttend funeral
Ihiirsdnv at , 'O n m. froni her i.ite resl
ilenip, KBin a Tavlor st. Keniileni Mass In
St. Ildmiind Chun h. at 9 n. m. Inicrnient
nt llolv Cross Cemeterv.
DONALD. On Jiuiiinry .11. 101(1. JOHN hus-
,........ .,... ... ..ui,,,,,, i.eiiiiiveH anil
friends nre Invited tn uttend the funeral
nt the home of Mrs C. 1 Dunn 2(11 1 North
lStfi st Services nnd Interment nt Allen-
town i'n on 'lnursuny.
HIIMI'lIltlKS. On JanuAry 30, lttlfl, WILL
IAM M . husband of Mlna and tho lite Mnrv
I:. Humphries ate.l, (W venrs. Itelntlves nn I
friends, ntso the llrldcshurg Methodist Ki!s
ennsl church nnd employes of tho Kevstono
Statu Cnnstructlnn Co.. nro Invited tn attend
the funeral. Thuisdav, at 10 m , from his
lite rrstdenco. 4022. dnrden St.. Ilrldesbiire
Ilody miy ho viewed Wednesday ovenlnr be
tween S nnd 10 o'clock Interment Ml Mo
rlnh Cemeterv.
IllTZi;i,. On Jnnunry .10, 10in, llORl.VA C.
widow of Jnlin K. Itutiel. aged 8-1 venrs
Itelatlves nnd friends nre Invited tn nttend
funeral services, on Thinday, nt 2 in n m .
nt her. Into residence SiSn I ' Susmielisnti 1
nve Inlermtnt prlvntc. North Cedar Hill
Cemeterv.
Bill lllVUr.lt Or. .Innunrv r.O. lDlll. UlTIIJ
wldo.v -if Clenrito W. Kelliower. . Itelnt'vrs
nnd 'rle-ids ore invited to nttend the funeral
servlies, on Ihuredny. nt S p tn. precisely,
nt he- into resldenre. II 12 South tlmllnn st.
Mtennrtit private, rrlends may tall Wcducs
div. from 8 to 10 p. tn.
KI.HTZIMl. On Jnnunry 3n, Ittlrt, I'nitUI-vav-ii
tei fTV.lKH nee,! S7 learn llelltlves
n'nil'frlends nre Invited tn nttend tlie runernl
rtrvties, nn Wednesdnv, nt s p 111 . nt tlm
rfstdence of his son. John Klrtrltip. 2 1 in N.
Hth ft. Interment nt Soudcrton. I'n . Thurs
lav morning.
liMIINi; On Jnnuirv 2(1, 1010. CHAIII.Kfl
J . hurijnnd nf Horn Knttse. nped It) years.
Itelntlves nnd rrlends nre Invited to nttend
11.. ri,H.,ni Mtii-fl. nn Tlnirsilsv nt J
p m. nt his into resilience. .'Ill nome'tend
st , U'lsrlnominK. Interment nt Mt. Pence
Cemelerv Hemp Ins may bo Mewed on
Wednesday evenlnc
KIIIMMi:i..-On Jnnunrv ,10. 1PHI. MAfiriA
I.KNA. widow of Jneob Krlmmel. In her siuh
enr. rtelntlves nnd friends nre Invited to
nttinil the funernt services, Tlnirsdav nt J
P m , nt the ro-ddcnio of lier son In law,
llirn Arml-nl.l. 2 rear of 730 Itaie nt. In
terment private.
i.kaiiv. suiihiriilv. on Jnninry 3. IOI11.
MAItV .. widow of M. A I.earv. I untrnl,
to which the relnllves nnd friends aro in
vlti'd. nn 'I hursday, nt s to 11. in., from her
ate rcBincnce, 11111 M. linn si "'''','" ""
tlKATIIS
No, 778 I O o. 1' 1 nml the empioves
key . McMaster, nfe invited to intend
nernl services, on rrMny, nt 2 p m
late rerldence. 2013 Hnst Daiipliln st
int private. North Cedar Illll Ceme-
Cednr Hill Cemetety rtefnalns may tie lewed
Wednesday, niter S p. m.
MneMUM-IN. Sudilenty, Jnnunry 31. lnirt,
JAMKS husbiual of parah MaeMullln. HeH
tlves nnd friends, nfso the members of the
Union Tnbernnc e rrcsbyte rlnn thiirchi I:nm
I.ods. No, 778 I O O. F, nnd the empipi
of utcuey
the. funernt
nt nis 1
tery. Hcmalns miy bavlewe.l Thursdar.
from s to id n m.
,M.1I0M: On tnminrv .11. IPln COIt
NRI.tCS MAHONHV. Itelntlves nnd friends
arc In Ittd to attend tho funeral on Thurs
8 iv. nt 7 .10 n m. from. the. residence nf
tnfin iiunworlli Ml NewMrUet st. High
M-vss nt St Auaiistlne's Chureli nt )
iniermsm nt rmnniiai --t.ivi.i
.ii,t.iri:t.i.-oii Jar up' 31 inin ,m
Ni:i'II MAMV , j in Ills C'.lll spur .i.rrn
BKAtllS
Mr. IMtatlifs Snd frlenttn .TsW
attend tho fimeril servtrei of M
B P m . nt his late resldcnro is 2iUfW
Interment private, nt Monnm.m'!
ICIlfl'Altll.- Mudd-nli, on n-i. 8
John m nni'PAnn "g"i 00 W'W
will bo Riven from the re ln "rlt
In-law. William arltnUireiLs-,n,'r SM
ft ?
tlvrs nnd rlends n so Mcrldlnn Run l.o.ige
No l.-iS.r nnd A ,M . orlentnl ri,npt"r .So
is:t It A M. . Masonic veterans nnd nil
hi.H n,nniv.ln.i nt uhtch tie wns n mem-
bAr, nre Invited tn eltend the funcrnl services,
nt his late residence tmii Mt Vernnn st . on
n. m . precisely. Interment
nmlt riowrs. Ilemnlns miv
: 111 ami u au
qiilein nt the Church of the Oesii nt 10 n. in
precltclj. Interment nt Holy Cross Come
erv,
I.IIN'I llim. tatmary 31, 1010, 11VA. widow
of vvilllam laMiters. In tier 7ilth rnr. Iteln
tlves nnd friends nre Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Thuisday, nt - p. tn.
pre Ise'v, nt the lesldence nf her daughter,
Mrs nilaileth Sihnrfei 211(1 Morris s. In
terment private Automobile fnneril
111,1 I, V.- On Tellium 1, HUH. Hl.l.A J.
wife of Wllllnm It l.llley. nged Rll venrs.
ltliitlies mid friends nre Invited tn nttend
tlie funernt services Saturday 11 1 2 1. m.. at
her lute residence. 70n N. list st. Interment
nt Arllnctou Cemeterv. Ilemnlns mny lie
viewed I'rldny from 7 .10 to t) p m
I.INTO.N. At her residence, 131." Itnnstend
st.. on Kelirunrv 1. HUH. HHI.HN UOI1IN
SON I.l.NTOV. Itelatlven nnd friends nro In
vited tn attend tho funernl servlies. 011
'Ihursdiy ut 3 p m.. fit tho apartments of
Oliver It. tl.itr. 1N20 Chestnut st. Interment
nt Mt. Morlnli Cemelerv
l.OVKI.A.M). At Mt Holly, N. J., on Jnn
uirv 2!). ltllC. WILLIAM II I-OVELAND,
IiiisIk.iiiI of Mnrv Ti. Lnveliinl (nee I.lpptn
lott). niind 41 jenrs. Itelntlves nnd friends,
ntno N ,t. Iv. of I'., No. I. nnd emploves
of Itiirllngtnii Count Shoe (ompany, are In-
vueu 10 niienii inn tuncini. irom 111s iaio
residence. 211 Mt llotlv ave., Mt. llnllv, N J.,
on Wedne'vil iv. at 2 p. m. Interment nt Mt
Hnllv Cemetery.
I.im Hit. On Jnnunrv 31, 1010, MAItV J.,
wife of IYitik Ijwer. Itelatlves nnd friends,
also Albert 1 O Mehrer llotne. 11 (II. C)
nre Invited to nttend the funernl services nn
1hursl.iv, at 2 p m., nt her lato residence,
'J 10-' Ann Bt. Interment irlvatc, at North
Thtirstldv nt II
t.H. nil. Ptrsee otll
lie viewed Wednesdnv. between
Jl( IINNi;i.l..-On January 31, 101(1, ANNII)
A. MctO.VNHI.L Mass of Hequlem nt St.
AKitlii'n Chuicli. on 1 hursdnv, nt n a. in
Itelntlves nnd friends mnv enll Wednesday
venlng from 7 to ) o'clock nt the Innsyl
vnnln Industrial Home for ltlltul Women.
3S27 Powctton nve
Mit'AlllllsrON On January 21. lOIfl
MAItOAItHT. duiBliter nf the lite John nnd
Susin McCnrrlstnn. Itetatlvrs nnd friends, nlso
emploves of J W Ijindrnberpor Co.. nre In
vited o nttend the runetnl on Thursdnv
iiKrnlnir nt H .Hi o'clock from the residence.
2V12 Memphis st. Solemn Hequlem Mass at
St. Aim's entire n. nt i n. m precisely, in
terment nt New Cnlhcdrnl Cemeterv
MeKIIltNAN. On Innunrv .10. mill, MAtt
ulfn nf .iflmx. Afrlferniti (neo McAnnltv).
Itelntlves nnd friends nre Invited to nttend
the funral, on Thursday, nt a 10 a. m
from her husbnnd's residence 131 Hector
st MnnaMinlc. Solemn Itenulem Mnss nt St
John the Unptlst Church nt lo n m Inter
ment nt St John's Crmeterv
Ml 1)11 Lin (IN.- In Norrlstown. on Jinunrv
31 mm KATiii'itiNi; c middlhton.
wife of Joseph Mlddlcton Iteletlves nnd
friends nre Inv'ted to ittteml tho funeral,
from her late resident e, DeKnlli st . Just
bcvnnd lioro'iirh line, Norrlstown. I'n.. 011
Thursdi. at 3 15 P m Interment nrlvnto
SflN(IlllOI On Jnnunrv 30, loin, AN
THONV C , husband of Trances Mlnchhof
(neo Mnlsvvipklel nnd son of Ihe Into Adam
nnd Rllrnheth Mlni'hhof, aKed 41 senrs. Iteln
tlves nnd friends nlsn San I'omlnun Council,
Nn 2.10. K. of C. nnd emplnjes nf Adams
Hxpress Comptnv. nro Invited In nttend fit
liernl. on Thursdnv. nt K 30 11 m., from Ills
lnle resldcnee 4."..'3 North 1Sth st Mass of
Itenttleni nt Churih nf Ihe llolv Child nt 10
1 tn prcels"t interment privntc nt isew
''athcdrnl Cemeterv Automobile cortege
Miihnnoy Cltv papers please enpv
MIMIAN. Suildenlv, on Jnnunrv .11, into,
HHNItV . NIIIMAN. nited S2 jears. HcIh
tlics and friends olsn IT. It. of C. nnd J. of
A.. No. 122, nie Invited tn attend the funernl
servl'is, on Tlnirsdav, nt 2 p. in., nt the
resldenco of his hoii. I; S. Nelnian. Ii West
Sl-.irnnnck st . acrmantown Interment pri
vate Uvnmlns may bo viewed Wednesday
evening.
NOHTON, Poriiierlv of Olouccster, X. J.,
on Innunry .It. ANNA D.. widow of Wlll.am
J. Norton. Itelat.vea nnd friends are Invited
to nttend tho funernl acrvlces. on TI1ursd.1v,
nt ' p. m., nt her lite residence. 240 North
Wilton st. interment nt rcrnwood Cemg
terv. Ilemalns may bo viewed edncaday
evi nlntr.
IIM HNS.- On Jnniinrv .11, 1010, THOMAS A.,
son or Mary nnd tho lite I'atrlik Owens.
Itelntlves unit friends, also Division No .1.
A O II,, nm Invited to attend funeral.
Thursdiv. nt "! n. m.. froin Ills Into res!
elcnc", 241 South Itrondwnv (ilourester ritv.
N. J. Hloh Mnss nt St Mnrv's Church at
0 n. in. Interment St. Mary's Cemeterv.
Il.wr.l.. On Innunrv ."11. mill JUI.HS M.
husband nf Anastasl.i C Ravel, In his 70th
"".'.'trr-"! "?"?. so, nn
1 111 nun nil ni ii ir.lll Jl- Hi . "WII
llelltlves nn.1 r lend A & ' i"' ,TB
BresRllnit or Sciond R Rt,i "JSSn sn
Ilernlnt iHnd Class, are i,,ljj"r
the funernl serv cos, on iViiil.aL11 tSiV
fit the church, 7lh st iVMlS1,v."tV
Interment rrlvnte. it Nonu W'fM
cemetery It Is m , '" C4
that no (lowers be sent itI.lJ.'slr.. run,
m will hold n memnilim .:;: p'r?. IltJttoi
runrv (J, at tho enured 2 10 rv , rn fl
sr'llll.f.. On tnnuary 3 ntft '"i
P. roil of I'eter O, and i-meV. .' flv
Lucas), need 21 ve'ir," IteWliel" ""ill!
also member nf Uroihrcti ci, ,lA'"'d f"
low hnuiihin st . ntc Invltei TTnh'.Xnt'
eral serv cr. on ThtirsdAV ni ..".."ttnj
WSSRit. S'?om1,nn'eT!5 W'ef
st.''M'IIH'lllHH.-Oii' tvi !1
Itelntlves nnd f clem s niio hiJW '.'5
nNn A&R" . JnjIlJA toatV't
'lence of his sister. Mrs
.'?"' lIS
!( .' " um ik.,
N. 211 it. infXVUL'r " "rwnlmiim1!
Ometorv. lUL ni Mcih M
hVtWVWUK
iinniM Jut
Alk.n
Mr Jl
iner 111 ivifti..!... "". m
?SS.. riTa,1 0U.K: .?? VX ft '"15!.
.". 1 in n . !
' " it
ment prlvnle
"MX!!':- "" 1 etifiinri una v..;..'
JO" ' Slioiic in his llth irir n8',"
nnd friends nre Invited tn J!i,;.,II,
rerv ces, on r,i.,. , n J""0, for
."'..? P tn.,
,nl brop
resirtciiep, Honnrd V. Shore "osr"1'
To proceed tn I'hllidelpiiia r;",' ."in
terment private, at rt ends' &!
Cemetery
.NVi:i:NKY. on .timtiarv
outli
a
v i.i,,i', 1 . 1111 .inntiari 11 in. n
husband of the late .inn. Hu,.nin- Hf
eiiltne) nnd son or ho lnto"inK "V
Sweeney Ilelntlves nml fr?end. n..,1J'
to nttend the. funernl on Thn,.?i .V'-irn
n m . from the reslden e of his .ii. ".!
I ntlierltlP I'minnr .in 1 .....!. 'J.'s slstsf.1l
Kelt) st l-lmv t h) Hli h iieiWlV1 Wl
the Church, of the Hd nti n. t,"l.'n!.t
interment nt Cnthedrnf ('etnef.rv ' '- H
vvru.M. janunrv 31, loin r..,,, il
WritsT. aged 27 jcars ill'. A.UP 1
J Uur.-t :. ItelaTlve'sTn.'l r ends' sif?2
to nttend funernl. Thursday, ntlnia1"!
iitiiii inn rngiiiannn ., i..
.Insenh Wllrsl 11 .l.'. 'i.r ."tflcr-ln
the house. Interment nt Mnntun. W'V'V.
vevnnces W meet the n 15 ' J',.'"
-wiiiit hi rrurii, v J
15 nnd lo:!:
BELMONT ysjSSffi
am. wi:i:k-u w aTXUH Si
THE ESCAPE gr-ftg
Mats Daily;ilS 10c jEvg?
LOCUST VSEEe
"A Soldier's Oath" FARNWi
TomorTHE BALLET GIRL
52d "i'KR1.2 Mats Sc Ev
The Price ,?.''.. ssi.
TOMouiiow thk must oi' ram?
l
TODAY
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PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESENTATIO
riTi'i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiMinuiii
Mm
Soukm
(mmomu
Tun fnllnvvlni: Hirntrrs nlilalii tlielr pli lures lliroimli Hie .STANI.KY
HnoUliiir Comp.in, wliieh Is a guarantee nf early slimrliiKS of tlie
nnest productions. All lilc lures reviewed before rvlilhltlon. Ask for
(he theatre In jour loculit) obtiilnlnc pictures tliroiich the STANLKV
ItooMni; Company.
1 nre 'V iji'-j
y k'7rvl-w I
iNO sfcSaf I
eMwpi'j l
CHNTItAl.
A I U A MDD A ''" .Morris ..l'nssv,ink Ave,
rlLHMUlIJUrt -"at uanyni.;
Hvcs .740.
Vaudeville & I'aram't Pictures
Mary Pickford in 'The Foundling'
CHESTNUT
nHLOW 10T1I
- tiu.ixuli: rr.Avs
III ' TIlU II.VlAli
TOIH'HDO"
ARCADIA
- TKI.IXU.
John Emerson
B2D AND THOMPSON
MATINCU DAILY
APOLLO
GRACE ELLISTON in
ItLACIv I'HAIt"
f IRFRTV HIIOAD AND
U. I O C 1 1 I COLUMBIA
HltOAHWVY I Mi:itSAL rHATl'Ki:
"THE NATURE MAN"
Logan Auditorium Urn0d8Ave.
Vlt.iKniph lllue Itlhhon l'l.iy
L'AItlj WILLI MS and ANITA STIIWAIIT In
".MY LADY'S SLIPI'LIt"
BLUEBIRD "ou V0UT" miOAD ST
JULIA DEAN
Till: HANSOM" Hqultnl.le Picture
both and frnAB rtt.ufOiwr
CIIDAIt AVK ttLlflft THHATItU
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
run. in
NerulccH. rhllrsiluv ill 1. n m m I.I.. ....
residence -nir.-. nlhert st. Interment nt Mt
J.fi10" .Ometori Itemalns may ho viewed
Wednesday from s to tu p. ni.
IHtt't'KKNMILI.IHL On Jnnu.irv .10. IDlr)
i-.ii.MAf-. win nt TiiRlimaii Drui kenmlllet
jnee Ilobb). Ill her With je.ir Itchellves and
friends, are Invited to attend tho funernl
serv i'e. 011 Wednesday. ntN p. m.. nt ihe
reMideiue of her son. WalUee Trirmhnnei
0IJ Sterner st. further servkea nnd inter
muit on Thursday, nt 12 20 p. 111 at ill.
I'-nmburs Itifo-ined Church. I'cnnslniri;. I'n
Dl I.I.KA. -On JuniLiry .11, Illltl. MAiinA
HET DULI.HA Itelutlves nnd friends are
Invited to uttend the lnner.it 011 Thurd,iv
nt 8 30 a. in . from the residence of lier
niece, Mrs. 'Ur.i (inllaKher, .1230 Uirilnvood
ave. lfl.rh Mass of Ite.iulem Tit the C i?,
of the TransltKuratiou nt lu a in Inter
inent pr vatc.
FAIRMOUNT 20T" fiM?AD 'AV,:
I'.ir 111, mint I'lieuts VICTOIt MOOlti; In
"Chimmie Fadden Out West"
FRANKFORD
i;iI)i:.SSII.NK. On Jnnunrv .lO.Hilfi.CATII
AHINH. wife of Michael Hldenshank e. .
tlves and friends nlito Altnr. Hos.iry. Si'-red
l!i,.r1, ."n'y.'-imlly and I'roiuVKatlon of thu
Faith t-oc'elies of Chureli of ht. Ixnatluii
1711 I'nANKFOIlD
AVUN'UG
Till A SMI II I'ltOOHAM
i.i;t KATY DO IT
The (Ireit I'niil TaiiBle" Willi Sam Item ml
S508 OlirtMAN-
TOW.V AVI.
VI ir 1 fit line v.vi.l 1 v.vi.l.l lu
"HER DEBT OF HONOR"
Market St. Theatre 3M ",&
Margarita Fischer in 'The Dragon'
"HUAPT." Nil h 'OLD KINO COAL"
ORPHFI IM OCILMANTOWN AND
v-'vrrli-lU"1 CHIILTHN AVnS
Hi.riatiitD ki:ati:ih:
Sarah Bernhardt in 'Jeanne Dore'
ORTF1MT -D nn'1 woodland Avn
WlSlltN 1 DallyMat.2 Hvc ,():.10toll
I'ATHI OOLU IIOOSTHIt PLAY
Dorothy Donnelly in 'Madame X'
PAT APP ,21 MAnicirr STitnuT
X rVLirlvLi in ,v. si 0 ii-if. p. ji.
MARGUERITE CLARK in
' MICH AND MI'S"
Chestnut St. Op. House "H
lT-rir- ...... vntn-i
inc. KUUWG PASSION'M
Fir-st Run Fox Fcaturf! $
vi:sr-iiii.,iii:i,riiiA 1
HRAlMri 5SD nnd MArtKirr sto -oil
... MAT BAILY SPufil
. ' ' 'A. ITeseiits
WILLIAM FARNUM in
em. IW11IKU.S' LAW"
OVERBROOK 03D na nAvn
-.TOtivcn Fonoirit
"-"Kft:l(jiii.,
i hi.h MACi: In "Crooked to the HP.
GARDF.N 53D LANSDOW.N-E'tT.-J
'w.i MAT o rt'n (Ml
, IllU.lelsl
i?.sj
COOPER CLIFFE i
'A PARISIAN ROMANCE",
F. II R P K A 0TII AND l
V.?rTv,Z. ,. ?!l"K'?T. dTHK
WILLIAM FAVERSHAM inll
""NH MILI.l.is- DOLLARS" M
IIVLRIAL Theatre .gj
HICK slJ,ttj3KOT"S. .
"A PARISIAN ROMANCE
PARK" rtiDQc avi: s. daltiiin st
" CotlnuoiiHshnvfromJ::;0-U.30-Il
MURIEL OSTRICHE in
"A rlltcrs llOMANCH"
GERMANTOWN
CI flRP r'aT" MATlKnT
UL.UDC jjiit 2-1.1: Hves 7 & 0
Marfuerite Clark ln 'T1,n i''"Nci;
maigueniL v-iutiv and Tin; PAL'i'Kif
Heir tlie f .i.non Klmhnll OiKan
PRINCESS 10,5Tg?CT
'Destiny' 'The Missing Mummy'
Hoc the "Ulrl nn.l the Oaiuc" Hvery Thursday
ClUltMANTOWN AVK.
AT TI'I.I'ISHOCKrjM KT
VIRGINIA PEARSON in
TIKir UtT Till? MAN"
! RIALTO
NOKTII
i
Broad Street Casino un0AEwl
HVIS'INC, 7 11 AND 0
WILLIAM DUNCAN in i
iiui vv A.Nin;nEKS' QttrB
riRARn AvnNi'n THRATitr;
VlliL 7TII AND UIHAIID AVi:.
JULIA DEAN in
"TIIR HANSOM"
RFnrNT J031 maiikkt RTnnnT
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KHANI'Ir. IH'SIIMAN .v- iii:vi:itiY HVYNi:
"MAN AND HIS SOUL"
(JEIN I URY KniI: U'R MARsmiB
v-.j.ii j. jii matlsi:i: dailtIb
Theda Barn in 'CARMEN' 6 iM
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SOUTH
B. FKANKLIN HADUUCK
'Ms. i.-t.i
tOCkfiF atseWfrtX til Marlm.t.'. , . .? 1
with Eleanor Monttll In th. title foils. V ' I
AL'DEVILLK
KEITH'8-Mrs t-aactry In "Athes." Morton
ind OUw. la 'Before and Aitr": Uoanu
and company in Kllnder's Furnlilusl Plat"
&uill and .Norton, wmgn and iUmw Sjio
ffwl'..!1". w-llt. Kc-MiU Uordwie. In
srt ;udlsi HwdUy and Nurrls, In "In i Lovi
land", Mario flozibban meuolexU:
OBAND-l'sullaf. aM"oett ' Pli.io Movers"
Mr. and Mrs. qanLw Wltle uluiiignvu"',
Brt IUy. taojob t Bid llti-ViXSm:
loni "lt I-oJsy fcad O Nf III.
NIXON Jiarv Derr laiDrorutor Tli AUi.
Lanfi kics - r-oxir Auni.ir, Elv In liniy's
TJBib.tones' it. Oordou HtKlileuders mual"
.'ftSV, ', PVf' P'O "" acrobat.
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jmi s . uusan Jlnimv lt.
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ffefty MM&S,'
nit'st Tatar nod llunU,
AT IKIrHlUlt PHlCKa.
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sway '"VUisM "Art"- Kettla YtIaon; SS
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Treasurer of United Lead Company of
Pennsylvania
fl. Franklin Ilaclduck, 57 years old, of
H3l De I.ancey street, died suddenly to
day of heart disease at ills home, Mr
Hadduck for years was the manager and
treasurer of the United Lead Company of
Pennsylvania, v(th olflces at ZM South
5th street.
Ho was a member of the Merlon
Cricket Club and other clubs. lie Is sur
vived ,by a widow. The funeral arrange
ments have not been announced.
Washington I, Shore
Washington 1. Shore, Joe president of
the firm of YVolfenden, Shore & Co., wool
manufacturers at Cardlngton, Delaware
County, died yotsterday. For a week he
had suffered from llrlght's disease, which
caused death Mr Shore, who was 18
years old. was for most, of his Ufa in the
wool business, succeeding his father, the
late Jeavst Shore, as a member of the firm
Mr Shore was a member of the Merlon
Cricket Club. The funeral cervices will
u Laid on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of his brother, Howard E.
Shore.,1 JO. 4 Uren street The tvxiy wai
then be taken to the Phlladelnhla i'r.m,
tory. folUfvvius which lU remains WH je
nre Invited to nttenl itio funcrtl,' on Thurs
-r.. ... .' ' '".:. .'i" iitr mill ri'sinenct
fl.10 Viola st , West, I'lilladelt.hla. Solemn
Itenulem Miss at Chureli of St. iKnillu"
at 10 II ni. Interment ,,,lir,i """""'
1'KNTON. On Jnnunrv .TI, tulo, ANDItHW
j or., nusonnn ot Miinia Fenton (nee Hver
ley). aited 71 sears. Itet.it ves and frlenda
nre Invited to attend the funernl. on Sat
urday, nt S S(i a. m . from tlio resilience, of
h's son-in-law C.eorge V Hush, anwi Hist
Daunhln at. Itenuiem Mass at tlie chureli
of tlio Holy Name ut 10 a. m. Interment
ut Ilol Cross Cemetery.
(iKI.I.KIt. At Lonsdale, ra . nn January R0.
lpitl. J. S. OELMilt. aged 121 eara Ilela
tlvea and frlenda nre Invited tn attend the
funeral, alio i members of Shlloh, No. .V.S.
"V1 A; .". -sornstovvn It. A C, No.
100, LanadalB II. A c. No. :MH. Hu'tehln:
son Coininamlery. Np '!, 1'hlludelplil.i (Mn
slatory and Lu f.u Hhrlnt. rrom his lata resl
elenre, 213 West Main et. Hervlcea at Ht.
John a Heformed Church, on Thursday Keb
ruarv -J, at '.' n ni. Interment private, at
Hlversjde Cemelerj-. Norrlstown. a Auto
funeral, nemulns may be viewed on Wednea
day. from 7 to II i m and on Thursdaj.
from I) to III JO o ni
OIll'llE. On January 29, loin, THANK II
husband of Esther II (Irube, In his Hist jear.
'e'alJis and Irlends. also I'hllates Uidau.
J0, n-' r- 'An,JA4. Kuquenaku Trite
No- 27, Imti. O It. M , and all organUatloris
of which ho was a member, are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Thurid.ii, nt
r. iVb P'clely ut hU late residence. ,.tai
N 10th st. Interment at Oreen Mount Ceme
tery. Ilemalns may bu viewed on Wednes
day, from 7 to 0 p. m. Auto funeral
IIAIIDLX'K. -On February 2. 1UHI. H
A.-.. ..".', "vr""J.vi. v n" residenee.
Sill De Lanccy place, Philadelphia, suddenly
of heart failure. New York and Chicago
papera please copy.
IIAN8KLL. In Norrlstown. Ia on lunujrv
30 101(1, EMILY V. C . wife of 11. V Tlan
bI1 and daughter of the lata Jacob M and
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
L. Main st. Interment private.
HATCH. On January 30. 1010. at Jackson
ville, Kta . after h brief ttlneas. AN.S-V
iiuni;ilib hatch, wlduw of Dr ! I.
Hatch, nf Santa Harbara. Cal. Funeral aerv
ice. at the Church of St Barnabas? (litlTst.
ind Haverford ava., on Thursday, at 11 a. m
Gfonf NnrtTiorn "HOAD ST . EHIH A
reat iNortnern ih'ilvuntv aves.
WILLIAM COURTENAY in
THE ISLAND OP SL'Itl'HIHi;"
RUBY
MAHKHT RTnnnT
IIELOW 7TII RTni7Ir
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Henry Woolruff In "The lterkonlnc name"
Also n Kevstono-Trlanale Comedy
IRIS THEATRE 3ua ASNE0TON SHERWOOD "SHlfSont,
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MAltlE DOHO In TUB. WOOD NYMPH"
"MADAME BUTTERFLY"
JEFFERSON '-,nT" Wji,pll,N SAVOY ,s,Wlftg?CT
OLGA PETROVA in ' GERDA HOLMES in
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STANLEY T-iF A 18-"'.
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swan dc omaineu rrom il. oUriWALiifc.
S, E. Corner 13th and Vine Sts.
Noteworthy Plays Pre-eminent Players Each Week at the
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KKN8INOTON
TIIMRn FHONT ST AND M
DAiipiiTKn op penance;'!!
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TIIIKD ANIl riHED" M.
A DAHOHTKI
"Till: lll'HIILE:
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HIKED.
and
interment private,
wewestsry.
at Weat Laurel illli
llKI'l'IS-On January 31. 191(1, (lEORdE
HENIIY IJEPPE lii his (Tith year. luiiilvaV
and frlenda. also St John'a od No ill
M4 AJI..UIiil " elh" praMulwioniof
lo attend the funsral services, in ThuraeUy
at i u. m.. ut hla late residence. 5X11 Nu,ti,
broad st Interment private ut Mt Pea'"
Cemetery Friends may view remalaa on
Wednesday, from T to lu p m """'" "
HOIHJKIN. On Janirary SO. 1910, MAItTIN
fn' v iff! :.-.7. ?. ""u. i"f.9! isinm..i.,
ARCADIA CUESTiLT0fvTi
HodaLla. Itelatlyea and friends are luvlt. J
to attcoa runerai services, on Thursday at
1 p. ni.. at hla lata, reatdance. 11112 RyV at I
IIELOW 10TII
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BELMONT -a B2D BTREET
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JEFFERSON 20TL,BTC'I?ER 8TS
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