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DEMOCRATS SEEK
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.. FOR 0. S. SENATE
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"Harmony" Destroyed by So-
;Ga!ldd "Big Four" and, Party
. .Prestige Only a Reminis
' ceiice, Says B. G. Bromley
HURT BY REORGANIZERS
Under Ihe mildnnce of National Coin
rnlttccmnn A. Mitchell Paltrier Bevctnl
..fcotifnroncofl were held this week at the.
., -, Hellevue-Stratford, Prominent upstate ns
; ,'wcll ns local Democrats wcro In attend
ancc.
-Microscopic search Tailed to reveal a
v single available candidate for the United
States Senate, white the "harmony" talk
, fell on deaf ears.
' The' Impression prevail.- that an entirely
He deal must be wrought out before
party activity In this State ran be ro
vlvcd. Many loott upon the present sit
uation as the passing of the "IjIk Four"
palmer, McCarmlck, ninksleo and Morris
' lyhoiftavo dictated the '"rcorunnlMM'a"
program for the last three years.
Anton those talked Of for the .Senate,
Secretary of Labor William II. Wilson and
v'JJd-ftrd H. I.ynett. of Hcrunton, both flatly
:ilecllned, while the frlenns ur tho scholarly
'Menrj Iludd, of this city, declared it would
Ve.ali Insult to ask him to make the
Vicarious sacrifice again.
Iloland 8, Morris, State chairman, when
questioned at his onice In the Lund Title
"Bulldlnc, nfter the conferences, expressed
Mid regret that no one seemed "anxious"
to serve the party at this Juncture, but
thought a (It candidate would be secured
"alter a tittle." This view was not echoed
jy. others consulted, who appeared to
a'ftreo that a proffer of support from the
Prosent- party leadors In the State would
be looked upon us more or less of a Joke.
Neither Vance MeCormiek, of Harrls
burff, nor Assistant Postmaster General
James S. Ulakcslee, the other members of
the "Big Four," had any part In the re
cent conferences.
The opinion was general that tho "Hlg
Four" had about reached the end of their
Federal patronage and could not proceed
much farther In the process of "rcorgan-
, Islnir" the party out of existence so far as
t State and local Issues; wore concerned.
CHAIRMAN BROMLEY'S VIEWS.
"It. Is a. depressing fact." said II.
Gordon Bromley, chairman of the Demo
cratic City Committee, "that after three
years of Democratic ruloit Washington.
party Interests In Pennsylvania have
reached tho lowest ebb of which any of
us have recollection. It reminds one of
tho Roman conqueror who secured peace
by making a desert out of tho country.
."If tho so-called 'reorganizcrs' have
made a serious effort at any time to con-
suit the Ideas or wishes of any except
" a chosen few of their own followers, 1
know nothing of It. It Is a far cry from
the days of Randall and Paulson to
what we seo in the State today. Har
mony Is a farce that consists only in
ratifying the views of your self-named
leaders."
Joseph P. McCulIcn, who has been
prominent among supporters of Public
Service Commissioner Ryan, said: "There
was a time when It meant something to
be called a 'Democrat' Such men as
George W. Blddle, Samuel Dickson or
Simon P. Wolverton were proud of tho
title, without reference to olllce. We have
fallen on evil days and under preKent,
leadership In this State men of largo
calibre seem tp bo at a discount It is.
pediaps, "not surprising that tho office of
United Statos Senator goes a begging. As
Democrats, however, wo can live In hope,
and that seems about) all we have left.
There may be a revival under new con
ditions." '
BRIGHT HAS NO REMEDY.
Robert S. Bright, president of the Demo
cratic Club, had no remedy to offer for
tlje present inertia in tho party. His
sympathies, ho said, had been with the
("reorgatilzers," but ho could not seo any
candidate for the Senatorshlp In sight at
present. IIu hopes that tho President's
recent speeches might stir up some local
interest, but was a a loss to say Just
how this could be brought about Other
members of the club who sat about the
now headquarters at 1132 South Ponn
Square, today wcro mostly silent, but when
they spoke of party prospects in this
State It was in tho reminiscent, funereal
tone that one mentions tho dead.
0
18 HIT THE THAIL AT LYON'S
"PATRIOTIC. NHiHT" TALK
More Than G000, Including; Noted Men,
at Services
WILMINGTON, Del., Feb. 3. - . a.
trloUc night" at the Lyon tabernacle lust
cyenlng was attended by more than COCO
, persons, and ended with 4S trall-hltters.
Former Judgo George G. Gray, General
James Harrison Wilson. U. S. A., retired,
and General Charles Bird. V. S. A., re
- tired, occupied seata of honor, but the
greatest ovation of the evening was ten
dered to Private Jehu Roberta, of the
124th Pennsylvania Regiment, a veteran
whose age of f0 years places him In the
foremost ranks of the living defenders
of the Union.
Governor Miller was unable to attend,
but was represented by Colonel George
W. Sparks.
The delegations Included 200 members
of the Patriotic Order of America; also
eight menbora of the Patriotic Order
Sons of America, 150 Sons of Veterans
and about U0 G. A. R. veterans.
The evangelist besought them to put
"-the same ardent spirit and inspiring In
tellectual fervor tntp their battle for the
' eternal roll call that they did In their
country's call to arms.
In referring to preparedness, he said
the greatest preparedness that this coun
try could obtain against enemies within,
as well as abroad, would be a genuine
revival of the virtues of honesty, self-sacrifice,
sincerity and Kodllneu,
Reference was made to former Judge
Gray as the United States representative
"ii'SL J18 "ague Peace Tribunal, to General
" "Wilson aa the capturer of Jeff Davis,
. and to General Bird "as our old and be
loved tabernacle friend."
DEATH BUY ROB STATE
OF CHIEF 31 ORDER WITNESS
41ter,of Man Detained in Double Kill
' .-'' ins Growing Worse
BUFFALO, N- Y.. Feb. 5.-Deat!i may
fob the sensational Telper murder case of
it's nipst important witness. Mis Grace
Tilper, slater of John E. Telper, who is
fceintr .detained In connection with the
murder f )la mother and brother, and.
who wa lierneu eruiauy Beaten, may die
before she Js ale tp give any lueld In
formation about the crimes.
' iCLthe Slaters' Hospital, where Miss
Wtf has beeu unconscious lnce Mont
aaSVVber condition was reported worse
; tfJSfSf&nilns, J
.ifWMMr. confined In a cell at police head.
ftr' jiflWrter. will be taken before tb Grand
t t-j. iftfy neH Monday. He spends his time
- raauiBii ana emoKint- cigarettes and re
tufia ta tajlc about the case. ,
Acquitted of Murder Charge
OBTTYSBVPG, Va. Feb. 5. - After a
trial ls tins almost two wee. ihe Jury
tu the cqiso of Oliver SlmrtJli. charged
wit tpa muraer oi fetei I. Drardoirt
.'4i lUb'ht of 'October s, ittt nixW i
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UwwDsr uki nor ue mat i.e snot i
&W'K tk df40 ? made that 111.
iv!.i u'Ji tu, HHf-wjie, sou last.
li.inytoth pa iii'ulyW ittn wj,' of Ws
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Y. W, C. A. OBSERVES
ITS GOLDEN JUBILEE
WITH JOYFUL ZEST
Reminiscences of 50 Year? Ago
Form Part of Program Here
and Throughout the
World
PHILADELPHIA SERVICES
Reminiscences of .V) years iiro, when a
small group of women formed the first
Young Womnn's Christian Association In
Boston, will be recounted this month, he
cause Y. W. C. A.'s all over tho world
are celebrating the golden Jubilee of this
organization.
Philadelphia Y. W. 0. A.'s are co-oper-ntlng
to make this month the greatest In
tho association's History. Tho Central
Association, IStli and Arch streets, begins
Its celebration tomorrow with ! o'clock
morning service, when Dean William L.
Tuttlnvlll, of tho Philadelphia School of
tho Bible, speaks.
In the afternoon the Central Associa
tion, the North American Lace Y, W.
C A., the Kensington Y. W. C. A. and
tho Southwestern Branch of the associa
tion will combine in a Joint l:M o'clock
vesper rervlco at the Central Building.
This Is to be "Pioneer Day." The sub
ject of the talks, given by former .asso
ciation managers, will lie "Our Heritage."
.Mrs. Joseph A. Hudson, city Y. A . C. A.
president, will preside.
The Kails of the Schuylkill Y. W. C. A..
4100 Ridge avenue, and the (lerimiutown
Y. W. C. A., uSJO Gcrmniitown avenue,
which are Independent of the Central Y.
w. C. A., have planned their own cele
brations for tho coining month, at the
request of the national association.
The Gcrmantown girls started theirs
last night with a membership supper nt
6 o'clock nnd a membership reunion nt 8
o'clock. Mis' Mary C. Peacock and Mrs.
Ethel Flsk Moore spoke and there were
V. W. movies.
Tho Falls of the Schuylkill girls open
their ce'ebrntlon tonight with their 10th
annual banquet nt IS o'clock. Tomorrow
both hold vesper services. The Gcr
mantown sprnker Is Mrs. William Y. War
ner; tile Falls of Schuylkill speaker.
Miss Katherlnc Puncheon.
On Lincoln's birthday, February 12. the
"Junior Aid Committee of St. Timothy's
Hospital" will ho tendered u tea by the
Falls glrls.nnd In the afternoon u pageant,
"Girls In Other Lands," will lie given. On
February IS and February 20 both asso
ciations will hold vesper 'cervices.
February IS the girls from Cirrman
town nnd the Falls associations will give
In their respective associations, the
pageant. "Girls of Yesterday and To
day." The Central building girls will
give theirs February K, in Wltherspoon
Hall.
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES
The preacher at the servlco of the
Christian Association of Bryn Muwr Col
lege tomorrow evening will b2 the Rev.
Dr. Hugh Blckhcad, of Baltimore.
Anniversary Day will be observed by
tho Christian Endeavor Society of tin
Hcrmon Presbyterian Chuich, Frankford.
the Rev. Harry It. Crawford, pastor, to
morrow. There will bo special music
throughout the day, and in tbu evening .1
special sermon will ba preached by tho
Rev. Dr. Robert Veach, recently of
Rochester, N. Y.
Itlrln Imve been ufkeil lij- the Thin! 1'iiltm!
I'reabyterlun Church for u new Mructure to
lie erected at 1-lh street nnd Wyoming avenue
for the uso of the congregation and Sunday
achool.
The Phlliitjclplila Qimrterlj- .Meetlnir of tlie
Society of Frlemla will be lieM Turmlny. surt
Inir at I0::uj o'clock. On gccunil-riay. Ilio
,th. at "J.'.'iU n. m.. the meeting of minister
unci elders will lalce place.
Tho Rev. llllam Gruli.im, formerly an
elder in llethunv Church, and rwenllv or
dained to the ministry. Iiuh been extended a
call tn lieieme pastor of the Chambers Church,
one of the lleihany cotleRlate thurvlief. Ha
will tmciecd the itcv. i:rnm C. f.irtlett.
Sejeetlnns from "Klljah" ulll he mm); at Hie
I oclni'K serwee tomorrow afternoon In tho
Walnut ,Mn-e 1'rwhyteri.in Chuich ly un
augmented choir, under the direction of Net sun
A. Chennutl.
A fpeclal musical service will bo Klveti to.
r.orroM- evtnlnu at T:ir. ovio.-li In iho Knls
eonal Church of :ho Itedeemer. .'tilth street
ahoe Chestnut, hy the choir of the church
under, tho direction of Wasalli lps. oritanlat
and choirmaster.
Mrs. John H. Scrlbner ulll a.llr'ij the I'res
hvterian ministers in Wetmlntr Hall un
Monday mornlns; on "MormnnlMn." Tha meet
u.k -vlll he ooen tu tho public.
The Itev. Dr. John T, Ite-vo Kill preach In
Ihe Centrul North llroad fitreet I'reslnterlan
Church, the Itev. Dr. Hubert Himh Morris,
partnr. tomorrow ir.ornlni; at 1U:41 o'clock.
In Ihe eenlns a spciial musical prourum will
Ua clven. . '
The Rev. tleorse Chalmrs Richmond has
nnnouneeil that ho will iireii' h In .si. John'u
I'roteaiant Knly.r.pal Church .'Id and llrnn
streets, omorro'r irioinlmt on -Is Christianity
a Hotil or a Sirtcin'" and In the cienlmr on
"The Divine I'.icht of Ilishous; or. Fakes and'
Fancies of un Arlstocrutle Episcopate."
Mre. Ileatrlce Korbes-ltohertson Hale will
address the Society or.Hrhlcal Culture In the
llroad Street Theatre at II u. -- tomorruve on
;The Feminist .Moemnt."
Cornelius Lehane will tneak on "Iibor and
the Europeun War tomorrow utternoon at
.1 o'clock In the llroad Htreet Theatre, under
the auspices of the Boclullst Literary Society.
The Itev. Dr. nobert Ilannell will administer
Holy Communion In the Park Avenue iletlio
tllfet Kplscopal Chunh tomorrow inornlnK at
lil;3U o'cloik. and In the evening will discuss
the question. "Aro Hod's Claims Reasonable',"'
"liulllble Chrlttluna" will he ihe subject of
a sermon to be iljtlrem! bv Ihe Rev. Dr. A. E.
Ilurnett in the Reformed KpIscoduI Church of
Our Redeemer tomorrow cvtnlriK ut o'clock.
Holy Communion will be administered in
Orace Methodist Kplscopal Church, the Rev.
W. Clray Jonea pastor, tomorrow mornlnff. In
the evenlnar the lttv. l!r. Jones will preach un
"A Devil's Prayer.
. Maxlsirate Carl II. Ilaker will conduct &erv
lees In the Frutdilln llonu tomorrow evenlnc
at a o'clock.
."The Heat of Authority In Rellalon" will be
the subject of the sermon 10 L t-lven by the
Rev, Dr. Carl K drummer in Ht. Htephen s
Kplscopal Church tomorrqw afternoon at 4
o'clock,
The.l.ev, Calvin W. I.aufer will clve the
main address at the.Sth anniversary at the
Christian Endeavor fjoclety of the Tabernacle
Presbitcrlun "hurch tomorrow- evening ut s
o'clock. '
Tho Rev. Otto C. tlromoll. of Si, Agatha's
pirish. has ben appointed paatpr of. tho new
parish at Colllnzdale. lie nlll reside ut the
isetory of the Church ut the Italy Hplrll.
Sharun Hill, for tha present. Th Rev. Thomas
J. Nolan, assistant at Sharon Hill, lua been
translerrvd to St. Al-itlu's.
,.llf,n"v Clifford ius. recently pf Schuyl
kill Haven, hia been named castor of Iletliel
Luthsran fhurch, .ith street und Sedxrlcy
avenue, and will be Installed by the Rev Dr
Edwin Heyl pe W. of fit. Matthew's Church?
tomorrov evenlnje at o o'clock. The Rev
Ohirlea P. Wile, wll glv. thj charge to mim:
bers and Doctor Delk will lve tha chsrso to
the pastor, . , r
At J. Drctel Diddle will five a reception to
Mayor Thomas D. .Snillh at bis resulencr. 'JIUI
Walnut street, on Monday .afternoon at 3
u'clort. "National Preparodneji" wfi U Tdls.
eutsed. -
The eUtath anniversary of tha men's class
of Holy .Trinity, tb. tlrst Dreiel UbJdlJ BftS
class, will b csleWated tomorrow rnoVnlni in
the parish house. 417 toutb Wtl tret
ff.da&? wjinM'wsr sstUBt cssss1
C4mfla. wiu,
The classes of Third CbrtstUo Church, under
the leadership ot 11. J. vni j. . Dudai- wm
have cbr i o ihe sert'lew ut the lass'miwa
MlMten on Ab.mlat nlsbt ""
x. Dwut joUwu wui sisk at -.
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nmJrSi "wji' ijytSJ
EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, I
WEDDING "ON A
DIVORCE SUITS AS SEQUENCE
Ci'oss Actions Begun by Partner in Bunking Firm of
J. P. Morgan & Co. and Member of
Musical Comedy Company
A wedding "on a dare" at I o'clock In
the morning, with n champagne wedding
breakfast In this city, lias as Its result two
I perfectly good counter-divorce suits.
! Tho Principals nro. Ilnvmnnrt W Ttmv.
doln, son of .1, H. Bowdoln, of 645 West
End avenue, New York-, a member of the
hanking firm of J. P. Morgan & Co., and
his wife, formerly jjlsn Bessie Muloney,
a member of the "Around the Map" mu
sical comedy company, now playing nt the
Forrest Theatre. lie Is n Princeton stu
dent and she Is on thd stage "to gnt money
for tho HUlt." As cncli of them Is under
age, the suits aro being Instituted by
guardians.
"Sty niother-lu-law is tho catiso of It."
said Mrs. Bowdoln today. "Sho kissed
me and welcomed me until she learned
that I had been nil nrtlst's model. Then
It was nit off between mo and my 'Infant'
husband."
She told how she met him while he
was a student In the D Wight Preparatory
School, New York, and she worked next
door ns a bat model. In a "bubble" party
on Broadway, 1 1 months ago, sho said, n
"collegu Infant," a Princeton classmate of
Bowdoln's, dared her to mnrry Bowdoln.
The decision was made over the wine
glasses and tho entire party went to Jer
sey City In automobiles, looking for a
minister. They finally found one and the
wedding was "pulled off" at I a. in., after
which tho party of 21. mostly Princeton
students, motored to tills city. Tliny cele
brated tho wedding nt the Hotel Adelphla,
sho said, with a breakfast. Including
everything fiom ham and eggf to cham
pagne. "In the middle of it all, In walked my
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iiiimi,liiu n lituici. miv i uiiiiniiiw. in i
not sure, but I think lie Joined In and i
later took us homo to mother." j
Bowdoln's divorce suit papers were I
served on her, tied in a candy box. whllo
she was playing In a New York theatre
She retaliated by llllng a countersult, al
leging Infidelity. I
AVIATION SCHOOL Ol'BXS SOON
Definite Plans Under Way for Instruc
tion at The Orchard, in
Essington
Piomluent Phllndclplilans are the spon
sors for n scheme to establish a school of
uviatlon near this city to Instruct volun
teer nvlators In tho art of flying In order
that their services may be available In
time of war. It is proposed to establish
the school on the site of the old quaran
tine station nt Essington, known as "Tho
Orchard." Among those whose names
aie mentioned among the sponsors are
Judge J. Willis Martin and Robert Glcn
dinnlng. The new educational Institution is to be
known as the "Philadelphia School of
Aviation." Joseph P. Gnffnoy has Intio-
duccd n bill in Councils providing for the
lease of grounds to the corporation for a
period of ten years. The rate of rental
Is to be Jl a year.
The Echool Is to be In no sense a money-
makliiR Institution. In fact, tlui.se who
(i r,i ntinwinn' i nn ririiirci iini in I'Tiini'ii n -
i ti , i . . i i
moot a deficit, which they consider Is not
....in. ..i.. Mq..i, -ri.rt.. r...t i,nwrti-.,p !
unlikely to result. The feci. Iiowcmt.
that the United States must have com- i
petcnt aviators to call upon in time or,
war.
Two hangars will be built, and contracts
h-ivo iilroadv lieen ntvardetl for their
n.ie ai e.ujj oeen h.wiiuui iui uilii
construction. They are to be completed In
nbout two months. It Is expected that
six or eight aeroplanes will bo purchased
and stored In tho hangars. ,
tf .,11 ,if li idnn ivnrt' nil nmnnHilv
l. V,r,nl uflll r,inn Mm- 1 it-Ill, M mi ih !
..... u,.ww, ..... - . ........ ,
or experienccei .'tviators in cnarao oi tuc
Instruction.
HOBSON TO BE KEl'T BUSY
Many Temperance Addresses Planned
for Ex-Congressman j
Cunttilri Itlchard Pearson llobsun. of '
j Mci.iin.ic fume who Is In Philadelphia
to tiro the first gun In the Antl-Siiloon
l.cnguo's cumpalgn to elect "dry" Assem
blymen to the next Pennsylvania I.eutsla
tute. will have u busy tlmo during the re
mainder of his slay here.
Tonight at 7: to o'clock he will &pvak
In the Methodist Kplscopal Church, WcU
Chester, the Itev. Dr. Homer V. Tope,
district superintendent of th. Anti-Saloon I
League, having arranged Tor this one out
side meeting u.i well as the many in
Philadelphia,
Ills schedule for tomorrow In this city
Is as follows: Mount Airy Presbyterian
Churt-h, It a. m.; St. Andrew's Methodist
Church, 2:0 p. m.: Fletcher .Methodist
Church, I p. m.. and tho Second Presbj
terlan Church, Germantown, at S p. m.
NOVEL SIIOAV ATTKACTS
"Winter Carnival" in Konsington
Churcli Draws Big Crowds
Thousands of Kenslngtonlnns are being
attracted to the "Winter Carnival" In the
Lnlon Tabernacle Church, Coral and
York streets. The carnival closes tonight
with a musical proqram.
TIiii proceeds are to be used In tho pur
chute of uniforms for "Class Six" Uand,
a musical organization which has many
friends In the northeast.
The music furnished by several vocal
ists and a number of organizations In
Kensington proved a delightful attrac
tion. Lust nl'-tht an address was made
by A. J. Drexel Blddle, leader of the
Urexel Diddle lllble Classes.
STOUGH HERE MONDAY
Evangelist Will Speak in West Phila
delphia Before Brotherhood Union
Elaborate plans are being made for the
visit to this city on Monday of Dr. Henry
Stoush, the evangelist, who has been
malting things lively for Satan in At
lantlc City for several weeks.
He is to speak under tho auspices of
the Brotherhood Union of the Brother,
hood of Andrew and Philip In the Bethany
Temple Presbyterian Church, 63d and
Spruce streetB, on Monday evening, and
special mualo of the real' revival kind
will be given by Clark and Ackley.
Norris Square Bible Class Grows
Tho membership of ' the Men's Bible
Class In the Ncrrls Square United Pres
byterian Church has Increased so rap
idly that the organization Is to be di
vided. One section of the class, which
will bo made, up of the older men. will
be under the Instruction of William
Black. Dr. C. Apple will have charge of
the younger men.
Lemon Hill Services
"The candle of the Lord" will be the
topic of the.JUv. James B. Ely at the
Lemon Hill Association's meeting for
strangers and nonchurch-goerii in the Gar
tick. Theatre tomorrow nlsht. Another
fins musical program has been prepared
for tomorrow night, the soloists Including
Catharine II. Plploy. soprano; Frank J3rn
b.lck, baritone, and Neyln 'Wles't, cor
netls't. The Brasa Quartet will render
sacred selections from the entrance bal
cony, commmclnsT at T o'clock.
Clerks Dfy Carranza and Strike
MEXICO clTs". Feb. 5-Defvlng orders
uf tbo Carranza authorities, the union
y clerks has called 4 strike In Mexico
tHty. As. a result t( of the unKw la4r,
msut ft tbt I. W- W. atHators. wer j
ratHeil today
DARE" HAS
MRS. R. W. BOWDOIN
CITY'S DEATH RATE FALLS
Decline of Grip Epidemic Results in
Corresponding Fall in Mortality
Figures
A decrease In the city's death rate Is
reported today by the division of vital
statistics of the Bureau of Health. Deaths
from all causes during tho week total but
Mr, as compared with (!77 during the last
week In January. The Improved health
conditions In the city aro attributed to the
grddual decline of the pneumonia and
grip epidemic.
Deaths from pneumonia, total 38, tho
smallest number reported for the past six
weeks. Only 70 new cases have been re
ported as compared with 03 last week.
Deaths are divided as follows: Males, 270;
females, 243; boys. 76, and Rlrls, Gl
j Tho causes of death were:
! TcpiinM fever
, "lot" fv',''r "".'".".'.'.
1 'wnwiimr rniirWi".'.'.'.'"'''!"!!!""
, JJlr.htl'crl.i and croup
, "';',
ills' I'Si'S
i : : :
-i-ni
Tuberculosis of luncs ..
Tuberculous menlricltis
taiicr rorms or tuuereuiOHIs
cancer and malicnnnt tumors ....
Apoplexy and softenlm; or brain..
other forms of tuberculosis
-sinic iimeareH or iie.in
.i uit nriinciiiiis
chronic bronchitis
rncmnonl.i
!!r"nch.i'neuinoiilH
d wses nf tho resp rutory syttem.,.,
phrase of the stomach .............
Ivbilrhoeu nlnl enteritis
Hernia
t'lirhosls of liver
Acute neplirltla nnd ItrlKht's dlseai-e...
Non.'unreinu.i tumors nnd dlsea&es
.KellltHl orR'llls
ntsi cirK'Uis ',
D,riit scritlcMetnl.,
i-iii-r
1 i'uriicr.ii .icci.ienLa
: CoiMiii't.il debility nnd malformations.
. Homicide .'
i Violent deatliA
I Suicide ."
All other diseases
Total '.
Y. M. C. A. MEETINGS
The Kev, Dr. Forre3t E. Dilger to
b
uuat ut iuictt xJiuiiuu
A follow-up campaign will bo held in
the North Brunei) V. M. l A. during the
next few weeks,, with meetings each Sun
day afternoon, ut I o'clock, and the ltov.
Dr. Forrest K. Dager ns tho speaker, to
conserve the results of tho evangelistic
services which ended last week In the
Keystone Theatie. Tomorrow Doctor
Dager will talk on "Personul Questions
in u Man's Life," und tho solouH will be
Hurry Duvull.
A reception will bo given to tho 50
"trall-hltters" of the Koystono Theatie
meetings by the Bible class of the "Trail
bitters" of the North Branch next Fri
day evening. '
Presenting tho Idea of "A Sacred
Chapel in Kvery Homo," Joseph R. Wil
son will speak at Central V, M, C, A., at
3:30 o'clock. Miss. Flora Robinson, con
tralto, assisted by 11. Lord Kitccdler, will
give a half-hour's musical.
FUNERAL OF SUICIDE
Miss Grace Francis to Be Buriejl
Monday
The funeral of Mlsi Grace Francis, who
killed herself following an unhappy lovo
affair, will be ited on Monday at 12:30
o'clock, the Kev. William Porter Leo con
ducting services In the chapel of an un
dertaking establishment on Germantown
uvenue. He la tho pastor of the Westsltlo
Presbyterian Church, of which Miss
Francis was a member. Services and In
terment will be private. Miss Francis"
father, Henry N. Francis; her sister, Mrs.
James Werner, of Pottstown, Pa,, and
cousins, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Jamison,
of 5019 Wayne avenue, will attend the
funeral.
Miss Francis conducted tbo Francis
Hat Shop, at 68 West Chelten avenue.
Sh was found there yesterday, dying of
gas asphyxiation, and died at the Ger
mantown Hospital. The suicide of Miss
Francis, who was 33 yenra old, wais tlio
result of an unhappy love affair. A man
whom she had befriended and tn whom
she had given sums of money failed to
keen an appointment with her at It hotel
in New York. Realizing that he had de
ceived her, she camo home despondent
and ended her life,
OBITUARIES
FREDERICK C. DIECK
Manager of Schmidt Brewing Com.
pany and Famed for His Devo
tion to Athletic Sports
Frederick P. Dleck,' manager of the
Schmidt Brewing Company, member of
many clubs, famous baseb.aU and foot
ball fan, and known all over the city for
his smile, which was as big as he wns
around, died suddenly this morning at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Charles Is
rael, of 133 Bast Durham street, Mount
Airy. Mr. Dleck had been In the beat
of health, except for a alight cold, up to
yesterday morning, when he was found
unconscious In his bed. Physicians said
an abscess had been formed In his ear.
He scarcely regained conscloiumed 1
day yesterday, and died with the xact
cause of his sudden collapse unknown.
Details of the funeral have not ei
been arranged by. the furuil.
Mr. Pltei.'wa Ui tat Hermar
Dik, tmw editor of tbt German d3p
efcret H U survived bjf w uur. Mr.
TsnntTARY 8, W q-
JiiS-
fli ! .1 t. iwa hrAtbet-A nnft Of Whom
riniiii.i, tmu uj i..w ...y.... -. t
Jtermatl L. Dleck, u dramatic etmor i
'the Philadelphia Record, ami 0" "'
Dleck, n commissioner in -oruiiu
Mr. Dleck was connected with the
Schmidt Brewing Company for tnore than
20 vcars. Ho was n member of the famous
Broilers, one of the llvest dining clubs
In the cllj'i and also belonged to tho
Elks, the Turngcmclnde nnd the Phila
delphia Rifle Club. He was born n Phll
adelplila and attended school at the Cen
tral Manual Training School. Even at
that age ho was almost an broad n.i lie
was toll, which was 6 feet, and ho was
n terror In nil athletic sports. Since his
schooldays he has always been a frantic
fan at all kinds of sports, uom uny mm
night. Local fans got to know him at
ball games by his trtimpct-llkq voice ami
his humorous roars. He weighed nearly
S0 pounds and was more thnn ( feet tall,
so that it was it common joke In the
newspapers that "Fred" Dleck occupied
all of section C nt tho game. His good
humor and wide smile made hundreds of
frluids for' him all over the city during
his life. Ho was 41 years old and n
widower, his wife having died two years
ago.
;
Alexander Wilson Drake
NEW YORK, Feb. 4. -Alexander Wil
son Drake, 73 years old, art director of tho
Century Magazine from 1S70 until 1313,
tiled tonight at Ills homo In this city nfter
a long Illness. He was Idcntlllcd with
many Important art movements In this
lountry, nnd was largely Instrumental In
bringing about the new school of wood
engraving.
Mr. Drake became Interested In wood
engraving In his youth nnd also studied
nil and water color painting. After teach
ing drawing at Cooper Institute for a
tlmo he went Into business for himself ns
a wood enginvcr In 1SG3, taking up maga
zine work five years later. He was the
author of several short stories and poems.
Howard Davis
BORDENTOWN. N. J.. Feb. 8. How
ard Davis, proprietor of the Bordentown
House, died last night, aged 3G years. He
was a grandson of Ihe late Colonel Levi
Davis, who had previously owned and
kept the hotel. Mr. Davis' mother died
six weeks ago. He leaves a widow and
two little (laughters.
William II. Morris
William H. Morris, n tipstaff In Com
mon Picas Court No. I, died last night
nt his home1, SOS Diamond street. Mr.
Morris, who was nctive in i'Oth Ward
politics for many years, wns a protege of
"Dave" l.nnc. Prior to his court appoint
ment 13 years ago, Mr. Morris was en
gaged In the grocery business nt 11th
nnd Oxford streets. He died of a com
plication of diseases.
IN .MIIMOItlA.M
HOOKKV. In IovIiib remembrance of our
denr mother. I.OIUHI! V. HOOKKV. who
,dled Februaiy fi. 1U14. FAMILY.
eatljs
These Notices Are Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge.
nr.X.l.j On February I
mill. tiKIlTHUDK
M., dnushtrr of nenj.tmln P. and Sarah II.
lip I. nettl "7 vrnm. itphitlvci nnd frlrnds
re Invited to nttend tho funeral services, on
Momliv, nt I1 p. m.. nt her late rreldenee.
s.7 xortli iJ'Jlli st. tnifrmcnt private.
UK t'. On February 3, inns, MAR. wife
of I'Vatik J llrnun nint tlnuithtcr of Phoebe
nnd the late Samuel Wntterron. Relatives
nnil friends nre Invlteil tn ntteml the funeral
fit! If,., on Sunday, nt I p. m., at her late
iiiMence, 702 Cedar live.. Yeadon. Pelaivnm
County, t'a Interment prlrato at I'crnwood
Cemetery.
llltHifiH. - On February !. 1DIO, DAVID, son
or the late Davit! and Kllutucth Thorn
TlrlKBS, of. Ixlccater. Kiiglantl, In hl. Slth
year. Itelatlvrs and friends are Invited to
nttend the funeiul services, on Monday, at
.'."Op. m.. at tho residence of his son-ln-Iaw,
U'oley I Wledmer. I'll W. Woodlawn ave.,
Oermnntovvn. Interment private.
L'AltltOI.I.. On February 3.10HI. ItACHAKI.
C, wife of Patrick Carroll (nee Tucker),
rteiatlves and friends nre Invited to attend
the funeral, on Monday, nt S'.'IO a. ni.. from
her late lea'denco, northeast corner i:fth and
Itltncr sts. Felemn IIIru faFu of ncqulem
at Kplphiiuy ciiurih at 10 a. m. Interment
nt Holy Cicsa Cemetery.
('AltTniC At hie late rctdilenco, Oakmnnt,
Delaware County. Ia., on Feljruary 2. 1010,
THOMAS .T. CAKTnil. Duo notlco of the
funernl will be given.
n.AMPI'FKK. Sudtlenlv, on February ,
mill. JAMKH 11.. hueliiinil of Caroline U
t'lampffer Incc h-'app). In hla "let year. Rela
tives and frl-nds aro Invited to atte.nl the
funeral, on Monday, at 1 p. m.. from his
lato rerldcnco. 40(11 Creseon St.. Manayunlc.
Interment at (ireenmount Cemetery.
COOK. On February a, 1010. ANNIK H.
COOK (nee Kuhn). wife of Joseph M, Cook,
rteiatlves nnd friends itro Invited to attend
tbu funeral, on Mondav. at 7-.".0 a. m.. from
ber Ute residence, ti'l.'a! North Ortanna .at.
Itenulem Mars at Ht. flontfnclus' Church, at
I' a. ni. Interment private.
t'OOI.IlV, Suddenly, nn February a. lOlrt,
SARAH A., wife of Frank Cooley. Relatives
and friends nro Invited to nttend the funeral
services, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
at her late residence, 10H Herman t.. CJer
mantown. Interment private.
IMKKlKl.n. On Fehrunrv a. 101(1, TITKO
DORK t.. nANITl-'.I.D, naed n.1 years. Rela
tives nnd frlenda are Invited to attend the
funeral hervlcca, Monday, ut 2 p. m.. at the
nnarlments of Oliver II. flair. lMo chestnut
st. inirtneni ni iu rctiows c-emetery.
IIIKZ On Februnry fl. mill. JOHN, hus
hnnd of tho late Caroline Dies (nee llurkle).
In hie Sith year. Relatives and friends nro
irvireti io niienu ino tuiierai servicea, on
Monday, at P. m.. at hla late residence,
Sllj North ad at. Interment private, at Ger-ln-in
Lutheran Cemetery.
DUDI.IIV. Near Mooreatown, N. J., on Sec
ond Month, fid. KLIZA A. 1ITUI,BY. widow
of Knoch Dudley. In her UOth year. Rela
tlto and frlenda aro Invltid to attend tho
funeral, on Second-dav. nt 2 p. m,, from
Vilenda' Meetlnr House. Moorcmonn. i. J.
Interment at Coleutown Cemetery.
I'INNKIITV, Huiltlcnly, nn February 4, lain,
JAMKH J eon of the lato Michael Flnuerty
, and Mary Flnnertytllenn. Due notice of the
funeral lll ho KUen from the residence
of hla brother-ln-Uw, John J. Ilackhua, ijj.)7
3. d st.
1'ITIIIAN. At MaiiBlloia Sriuare. near Hor
dentoAnr N. J., on February .". 1018, AI.KX
A.NDUR H. FITIHAF. In hl 7.1.1 year, Hela
tltcs and frlendn. ulau Wihllelil Scott Post.
No. Ill, O. A. It., of Philadelphia, are In
lled to attend hla funeral, on Sunday, at 2
p, m., from the residence of his son-in-law.
II ward J. lane, at Minefield tiQaare, N. J.
I'arrl.ipre will meet tli 10:10 a. m, tran from
Phladelpha and tho U:.VI a. m tran from
PhladelPha at llordentown. Jf. J. Interment
at llordentown Cemetery.
FHUUI.V. On February 4. 11)111, JAMKS,
son of tha late Mlcluel nnd Catharine Freely,
at hla residence. 2US North Wilton at. (Vino
nt. above R2d at.). Due notice of tho funeral
w.ll be itlven.
Oll.ItV. On Second Month 3d. 1!)10, MAR
THA II.. widow of William tlllby. Funeral
services on tiecond-day, 7tli Inst., at lo.'.'lo a.
in., at her lata residence. 317 North L'hea.er
road, Huarttimore. Pa. Train leaves llroad
Street Station at U:-'IO it, nt.
(II.UWICK. At Nutlonal Park. N. J., on
February 4. 101U, JOHN, husband or Mary
tlluwlck, In his 07th year. Relatives and
triends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 2 p. m., at the auart
nients of Oliver If. llalr. !K!o Chektnui ; t.,
Philadelphia. Interment at Hillside Cemetery.
IIAIiKMAN. On February 3, lOltl. THK
I'KdA KMIU In her TUtii year. Relatives
and (rlends are invited to attend the luneral
services, on Sunday, at S p. m. precisely, at
her lato residence, 40.11 Parltslde ave. Inter
ment at Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.
1IAMII.I.. On February 8, 11)111. MARY F
dauxhler of the late J'r, nd Mrs. Uernard
llamlll, from her late residence, 1KU North
12.h st. Due notice of funeral will be given"
HAllAN.- On February I, 1UIU, JOHN J..
son of Patrick and Mary A. Haran (nee
yelsh). itelatlves and friends, also Lodge
w. wa. . w ,,'-,, "a 'i" v.u,ii, ticne
-hurc
Interment Holy
iepulchm Cemetery.
lIAl'liilEV On February 3.1010. PATP.ICtf
HAUUHEV. husband of the Ute Margaret
Ilaufhey. Relatyes and friends, and all or-
f;anUatlons of which he was a member, are
nvltod tu attend the funeral, on Monday, at
810 a. pi., from Ms late residence. 2020 Nan.
daln st. Hlgb Requiem Mass st St. Patrick's
t.'nuryh ut lu a, m. Intwmeot at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
IIP.NDRIL'K. On February 4. 1010. at the
residence -of her son. 120 West I.san. Ger
mantown, MARY, widow of Thomas J,
Hendrlck. High Mass at. St. Francis or
AK.UI Church Monday morning at 10 o'clock
HKPI'KNhTALI- On February 8. 1010. ME-
I.IKI1A It.: wlfa of RalilUsl ireonen.tatt
Funeral services, on Sunday, at 2:30 p. in,, at
ber late residence. Old Lancaster road and
i'pland Terrace. Interment private, on Mon
ar. Pittsburgh jrapcrs copy.
HOLtOllll On February i. 19)8. HANNA
1-3. 1IOLCOMI1. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attcntl tba tuners! services, on
Monday, at It a. m at his lata resldcacs,
127 North. 20th st. Interment private.
JACKSON. iOn February . 1910, ANNA
LEE. wife of J- nichara .Jckon. of 217
Jefferson st. Relatives sod friends are in
vited to atund the runerai. on Tuesday, at
K SO s. m.. from the residence of ber mother
Mrs. iUtrUe. 1W christian t SoUmn
Heyuleni Mass at st Charles Uorromru's
Church al 10 a. m.
JOHNUON. Op February 7. 1910, LB Roy.
uit et wniUm T. sod the idle Gwrilauna.
Juhoua. aged SO ltars. Rsbltlves aod friend,
also 8 eastncB a t'lub, u Invited to sttsod
ttM (noerst seryUis n Saturday, at 3 p. m.,
i u vareau i;dn t. 2241 saydee avt.
Ititsrmsut on imi.)ay t teerzeiowc. JJsl,
ti 1 tiula boo) Biuj.4 o.reel Stat'A'i.
uviui 41CBM, iiie aLctuinjEiu p. aria u,. ana
the Twelve O'clock Club, are 'invited to at
tend funeral, on Mcnday. at 8-Jtu a. in., from
lis late residence. 2U30 Cedar st (31st
.'ard). -Solemn Iteouiem Mass at St. Ann's
h. ut 10 a. in.
KEItN. On February .1, 1010, GEOnqfi C.
F. hulbsnd of Mnrwet J. Kern (ne Holt).
ItetallTM nd friends. l Oak Lone Amem;
My. No. A O. M. P.. and employes of
Pfitodclnhl HM'jor Tranter, are Invited to
attend ' Re funewl "!, on Monday. Feb
rtiarv 7. st 2 p. ni., precisely, nt nil ibip
residence. WW North 21st ft (21st St. be.ow
Chclten av?.). Interment strictly private.
K1NOSI.ANI). On February 4, mid, MD
1 vVnri J. KINrtSLAND,, Hired. 711 venra.
rteiatlves nnd friend are lnviteo to aiiena
mains may be vieiveit .vionnay cvenins,
KI..MHIOI.Z.-Suddenly, on Fehrunrv .1,1010.
ft DOI.l'H KLAOHO!.!!. , tt bis .rtlth year.
Relatives" n! friends.. 'V&1.; nS.ix
Iidse No. 3SI. I. and A. M. Tristram n.
Freeman h. A. Clinnler. No. 2H. nnd p!I
nlher orcanKaitlons or wh eli.be was R mem
Rerf areSlSvljeT to nttend the funeral I . jerv-j
Irei. on Sundav, ntliao p. m. nrfclrely. at
blVlale rraitlrnce. S"1" North 21th et. . In
terment nt ML Vernon Cemetery. Auto
mobile service.
KUI.I'.-O'i Febrrniry .1, lOlrt JMNNIIJ M.
Kt'I.P. ilnimhler of the, Inle John it ml fnth
nrlne II. Ivlmlcrr. Services and Interment, at
I.vkens. Pa.. Sunday afternoon.
I.KIIH. At lil residence, OhUelhtirst, N'. J.,
on February 2. 101". JOHN, hujband of the
late fliiuiey i.ees, h ihut ,, hujiuh, ,,ue
land. relatives nnd friends arc Invited to
nttend the funeral rervlces, on Siindnv. nt
2 "? m.. nt the "parlmenta of Olher II . llalr,
I sin t'he.tnut st. Interment at Ml. ornon
Cemetery.
I.KIIMAN'. On Febrttiry II, 101(1, MKIjAINK.
widow of Milium fhman, In her (Villi year.
Relatives mid rr ends are Invited to attend the
funeral, nn Sunday, nt 8 P. "l., from her late
residence, 2tm Wed 21st st. Interment at
Ml. Slnnl Cemetery.
I.INItHOHfl. On February .1. into, ALFTIKD
KDMPND. eon of Karl and Mlna l.tndbora
(nee Johnson), aired in venrs. Relatives anil
friends nre Invited to attend funeral. Btin
rtav. " P. m.. from rrsldenre lull N. .finlon
et. Remains mav be viewed Rnturd.iv. nfter
s p. m. Interment Mount Vernon Cemetery.
LOCKWOOI) On February a, 1010 HAR
OLD COMI'TON I.OCKWOOp, son of Iloscoe
C. nnd Elizabeth Lockwood (nee .l.odpe),
hrc.I 21 years, a graduate of Class la, Cen
iriti Illsth School. Funeral services nn Sun
day. tit 12 tu.. nt l-Bllnaton Cemetery
chapel. Clarkslioro, N J. Friends may cnll
Hitturiiay. n p. m.
I.OI'linNHI.Adl'llt. On February a, 10IB,
IIKt'liAH i: daughter of Alonra F. pnd
the la e Anna Ilrllu la)udcnslnscr. Services
and Interment private
t.rilKltM February .1. lOltl. Mlm LOUISA
LPDKRS. In her 83th year.. Relatives nn
friend" nre Invited to attend tho runerai serv
Icet, Monday, nt a p. ni , nt her late resl
denre, mo S. 4Stli st. Interment private.
MrMONllll.i:. On February a. 1910. D15N
NIS MeMONKlLK. son of the late James and
Dllen MeJInnlgle. of Cnrrowiiaennami, County
Dnneeitl, Ireland. Relatives nnd friends,
nlsn St. Dabrlel's Holv Namo, Society ami
Division 4H, A. o. II., arc Invited tn attend
the funernl. on Monday, at 7:3ii a, m.. from
his late residence. 713 South 23d st. Solemn
Requiem Mass at St. Charles' Church, at 0
n m. interment nt Holv Cross Cemetery.
MrNPLTV. On February a, 11)10, CATH
IIRINM McNFLTV (nee O'Malley). wife of
John McNulty. Itelatlves nnd frlenda are
Invited to nttend the funeral, on Tuesday,
at S::iO it. m., from the apartments of Oliver
II. Ilalr. Is'-ti Chestnut st. Solemn Mass of
Requiem at St. Patrick's Church, at 10 n. m.
Interment nt Holy Cross Cemetery. .
JIAHUIItK. On February 3. lfllfl. THOMAS,
husband of Cecelia Mngulre (nee Flnnerty).
Relatives nnd friends, also Holy Nnmc Soc -rtv.
Conrraternltv of the Sacred Heart, Divi
sion 11. A. O. II., and the Oranltc Cutters'
Association, nre Invited to attend tho funcTnl.
on Monday, at S:30 a. tn.. from his late
residence. 42;ri Mantua nve. Solemn Requiem
Mass nt the Church of Our Mother of Sor
rows, at 10 it. m. Interment nt Cathedral
Cemetery,
MARTIN. On .Innttary 8, lftin, at Hernrtb.
County Tyrone. Ireland. PATRICK MARTIN,
nroiiier ot ino uev. jonn it. .Martin, oi nt.
Patrick's Church, Malvern, Pa. Solemn Re
quiem Month's Mind Mass will bo celebrated
. In tbo Church or the Assumption, II. V, M.,
nt 12th nnd Spring Oarden sts.. on Tuesday
morning. February 8, at 0 o'clock.
MMItCIIANT. On February 3, 1010. JOHN
V., husband of Clara Merchant. Itelatlves
ond friends, also Haverford Council. No. 201."i.
It. A., nro Invlteil to attend funeral services.
Mondav, at 2 p. m.. at his late residence.
irTJI Haverford ate. Interment Montroso
Cemetery.
MILI.F.TT. On February 2. 1010, JOHN r.,
hon of tho Into Martin nnd Marget Mlllett.
Funeral will be announced Jatcr. from bl.i
Into residence. 1120 Itltncr si.
5IONTKITII. On February 2, 1010. WILL
IAM MONTfTlTIf. aged 14 years. Relatives
nnd friends, also members of Philadelphia
Tran Illue I. O. U, No. .'.!: Star of Liberty,
11. II. P.. No. :4. aro Invited to nttend fu
neral nn Stindnv. nt 2 p. m.. from bis Into
residence. 2MB Ellsworth st. Interment Mount
- Murinh Cemetery .
NKSHITT. Suddenly, nn February 2, 1010,
HHItllRIlT LUSI.IK N11SIIITT. son of the
Into Loonldas and Sue Ncahltt (neo Wcth
man). aged 23 yearn 0 months. Relatives and
friends are Invited In attend tho funeral
services, on Sunday, at 2 p. m,, nt the resi
dent c of his brother-in-law, Arnold Lnngton,
(-124 Gray's ave. Interment private, at Fern
wood Cemetery. Remains may be vlctsed on
Saturday, 8 p. m.
NPAVKI.L. On February 2. 11)10. EMMA
COX NEWELL. Interment private.
NOIX'JtElt. On February 3, I91A PAUL K.
NOKCKER, son or John H. nnd Anna M.
Noeeker (nee Keller), need I? vcars. Rela
tives nnd friends are Invited to nttend tho
funeral services, on Saturday, at H p. in.,
at the residence or his parents. 2S02 Ilnren
ave., Camden, N. J. Services and Interment
nt Tuckerton. Pa on Sunday, on arrival of
7:30 a, tn. train from Philadelphia Reading
Terminal.
NOIVLANI). On February 3. 10111, JOHN J.
NOW LAND, aged 78 years. Relatives and
friends, also Hlbernla Fire Knglne Company,
No. 1. und members of Olivet Diptlst
Church, arc Invited to attend the funeral,
on Sunday, at 1 p. m., from residence. I'm
Greenwich st. Interment at Arlington Ceme
tery. l'ADtSIITT Of 11103 Upland st., otijFebrunrv
3. mill, JOSHUA CLAYTON, son nf Thomas
aim .iry t-. iMUKfii. iteiiiiives anu irienui
also Fernwnod Lodge. No. .'il.'l. F. nnd A. M
Relatives and friends.
Woodland Council. No", 17!). O. 'and A.' M ':
Wnshlnaton Cattin. Nn. 4SI. 1. n s . nf a
and Shlloli Lodge. No. 1 :t!. K. of P.. are
Invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Sunday, ot 2 p. nt., at the apartments of
Oliver 11. llalr. 1820 Chestnut Ht. Interment
at Mt Murlali Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed on Saturdav. from 7:30 to 0:30 d. m
Automohllc funeral.
PIlIlDltlL'K. On February 3. 11)10. FRAN
CES II., widow of Washington F. Pcddilck.
Itelatlves and friends arc Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Mondiy, at 11 a.
in. precisely, nt her daughter's residence,
Mrs. K. C. Leedoni, 2011 Sliunk st. Inter
ment private.
ItKPPAIID. Suddenly, on February 1, 1010,
JOHN M. REPPARD. aged (VI years. Rela
tives and friends, also Penna, It. it. Voluntary
Relief Department, O. It. C, No. 162, and U.
of It. T.. No. lliO. arc Invited to attend the
.funeral services, on Sunday, at 2 p. m.. at
the residence of bis ton-ln-law. Mr William
Griffith. 4221 Mantua ave. Interment at
Fernwood Cemetery. Remains mux be viewed
Saturday, from H to 10 p, m. Automcbllo fu
neral, y
ItOIJINSON. On February 3. 101(1, nt Ro
hoboth. Del., HELUN ENFIELD, wife of
Dr. Walter P. Robinson. Funeral sen Ices
on Sunday, February 0, nt Epworth M. E
Church, at 12:3') o'clock. Interment nt M. 1.'.
Cemetery, Itehoboth, Del.
ROGERS. At her sister's residence. Mrs. J.
Franklin. 2214 Poplar st., on February 4,
11)10. EDNA MARIE, daughter of William
H. and Maria If. Rogers, Due notice of the
runerai will be given.
II VAN. On February 1. 1010, PATRICK J.,
hutband of Stelln Ryan and son of Patrick
J. Ryan, Sr., aged 32 years. Relatives end
friends, ulau the police officers of the 2d
District and tho 4th Ward Republican Club,
ale Invited to attend tbo funeral, on Monday,
at 8:30 a. m.. from Ills late residence, (112
Kuter st. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at
Ht. Paul's Church Ht 10 a. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
SALTZIIAN. On February 3, 1010, DAVID.
husband of Tlnnle Saltztnan, aged 43 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Sunday, at 10 a. m., from his
slater's residence. 202S Nicholas st. Interment
at Hafr-Nebo Cemetery.
SCR LOSS. On February 4, 1910, SADIE,
wife uf Herman Schloss, In her .lid year,
Relatives und Irlends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Sunday, at 2 p. m.. from
her lato residence. Ilrnntwood Aparments,
4 2d st. nnd Parkslde ave. Interment Pri
vate, at Mt, Sinai Cemetery. Omit flowers.
SHKDAKER. On February 3. 1016.
CHARLES E. HHEDAKER. Relatives und
friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Monday morning, at 7:30 o'clock, from his
Ute residence, .110 West Coulter street. Ger.
inantown. Solemn Requiem Mass at St,
Vincent's Church. Qermantown, st 9 a, m.
Interment private.
HTAn 15 I.MAN. Suddenly, on February 8.
IDIII. Miss ANNIE E.. daughter of tho lata
WlllUm and Busan Stadelman. Relatives and
frlenda are invited to attend the funeral
service!, at ber lata residence, 3133 North
llroad St.. on Mondav. at 10:30 a. m :
SifSlyA Innient private, at West Laurel
Hill Cemetery,
TASKKll. On February 3. 1910. at her lets
residence. 222 South 41th St.. JANE A..
widow, of Josfpb It. Tasker, and" daughter of
the lute Charles and Catharine Fennell. aged
JT .f "If . J"Jatlves, and triends are Invited
to attend the fuheral services, on Monday, at
2 p. m.. at 1S2I North llroad sf, Jntermint
THOMPSON. On February 3. 1910. ELLEN
V beloved wife of Thomas Thompson. Rela
tives and frlenda axe Invited to attend the
funeral, on Monday morning, at 8:30 o'clock
from . her husband's residence. 2in H'.,(
afV.KuaiWSfaa,SoUnBo,q,hmriUr
at New Cathedral 'Cemetery.
Automobile
luuvn...
TOOMLV. On February 4. 1910. KATlinv.v
wife- of Frank Toomey. Relatftes and
friends ere Invited attend the funeral, "n
Monday, at S2IU a. m, from ber late resi
dence, &22S North Broad st. Solemn liiVh
Mass of Reaulem at th Cbureh of Th, llSy
CbUd. at 10 a. oj. Interment at Ho v
Sepulchre Cemetery. Auto funeral. "al
WAULK4(JII On, February 8. 1910. WILI .
JAM ;v Busoana or jo f. Post Wadliiih.
lnviteij io sitena toe luneral servliis on
W?SJ'.S. .?'. t his UteVesIden,0."
Till ror Bjtw.a t. JDterment private at
Kortbwood CemetJr. Beoialns inil ' fi
viewed Buooay afternooo. ""'" ny be
WAI-JUIKN.Qp. February 1. 1918, A. vir
i? "?n??. "-f-ri. "-autaea (nee- o,
Ji. sk n m StSu lit. .JaW.."
?' trhTrx Id'enee-of hlij5SJ3n'..V; lame
SS, i ftnWVeVnAT Celery' AE
.1 funeral annUit . itThUli.1. .JSZ'' m THIS VOLUNTEEIUJ Of,"
i &t3r evct; JtTiB r fc a- ,? JtlhJ t3.ii
SMS
tsfai H
VuwU,
deaths .. - aaa
RELIGIOUS NOTI&J4
Churehes unVd rrVdj" .D P.9tt
Vole tAiUure. 17lSTlcl&&?S$85
OltdANIST ANIl CllOlit
llapll
"f!.,:IiST.TKMPI,K..rn,
Vi an.d ItoM
CHKSTNt'T HTItKKT IIAPtivtTS1
, rarr m.-itoiheYh?o,1,oi ' mm
'10:30 a., m.-'Worshlp nml R.t,v,.IlsI
2:30 h. m.rltll,le School S"mon- eK
'v ."wiiiiiiy ftiiiB rni !?rpei e-i
Anlmam." lintMnl. Qun,,',,
Vi....'. ,""'n'' Uuarlet. 'san
tfici. -spirit Sg,
bren ,'X
I' TllnIt
IIU llltlDHIIl
nrelhrei
llt.ST Clftlllt'll . Tln
(ptinker), cor. Carlisle and viSrl
Prenehlng-lo:.10 n. m, nnd Sin
Sunday Hchol-2:3b p m. ,-,J M
"R!ti
rrnyer Meeting each Wedr,e..t.T ,
inselples of Chrlsl
Tllini) ClIltlrVriAN Cllttltrt.
Leneasle.- ave., Holly and Xil... !!
, T. B. .WlNTBR.,Pn!n?nj?'!f j
KUilcsl Culture
MH- I.KATH1CK lOllllKH.nn
Il,il,i; win speak on "The Pemi.i ""K
iTc3 .nVlte'd"""1 StfCCt Th'ai"'ig
. I rsnklln Home tS
FKANKMN 1IO.MK Win TittrrJ
TION OI' INKIIIIIATI N,Dll"ii'jLl3
Sunday, 8 p. m.. services condueiM !?J
Istrnto Carl It. Raker. conaut'M try u
AT "TIIK IRinNDI.Y CllUltcir- '
Kith nnd .TefTerson f.. """' 1
DANIEL E, Wi:iOLE, Pastor m'
10:30 a. m. and 7.13 p. m! ' ,1" W
At Ihe evening rerv ce F. J. Ln.ii,., 1
Hnrpist victor Tnlklng MschatcS1
will nlnv hi. un I.,,.?- 2?-I'"J t-CWa
rrom '"Norma'' and I.Gcla.""'"'
i','lm!sQay"t;t' U"UCr lho irecllonlof a
Sermon: "Pollyanna." or "Lei', lit";
the Oame." "' fi
I'esnimisls especially Invited. t
'eltLI,(, t, n..
'M ler ' Jr.V'l,4r.'UV,r,nnUu liSru..-:Wal
: - i
.TKSIPI-K . f.2.1 and Pace Itev. A. IwJ
M. P.. 10:30 a. m.. 2:.10 and 7;(J TJ
Methodist Enlscops'l
CHURCH OF TIIK ADVOCATE
Wayne nve. and Queen lane.
,-aUA,DSTONn HOLM. Minuter '.!
10.4.- Holy Commun on. """r. ,i
:4.i "DEMETRIUS .THE SII.VEnijrl
i cymmVm,u' .Kvnngellstlc Service! i w
held In this church every evenlne smiJsl
except Monday and Saturday. I'mSiJ
nnd special soloists. Cordial welcon? rl
(iitAci: MKTiionisT i:i'iscop,u,ransl
llroad nnd Muster sts. ' vB
IV nil A V lr,v-t.-i3 L., 'SB
A. O. Mlchener. Chnlttha'xtnr.
--" w'.j... ..iiiusirr.
10:30 a. m. Holy Comlnunion.
7:30 p. m.-Orgrtn Ilecltal. lYearhlitW
Minister. Suliject. "A Devil's FmiS
1'AItK AVI1NUK CIIL'Itt'II
Park nvenue and Norrl. street.
REV. ROUERT HAGNELL. D, b 'j
io:::o holy communion-
ArithcmH bv the Park Avenue Ottsrtji J
Lewis James Howell, baritone ana 4jJ
"Vene Vn VaI fl l..nnl Cl.t-Jl. V
of tho World. "' Frolix. ' ' i
7:t.V-"ARi; GOD'S CLAIMS Trial
1ILL?"- -Ffcl
Anthems: "Hart Thou Not Known," hi
pep- "Abide With Me ' ltq.t, !,!
urciiK Jjivtticr i.igni. AllltKlL
Wallers and Mr. Hells t,.
HAINT ANDItinV, 4.-,th nnd Walnut ii
Men's lllble Class. 2:30 o. m.
Addrcsacd by tho Hon. Richmond .ftr
lltlllSOU.
7:15 p. m. "Tho Story of Methodlo.1
Jtcv. William Pnnlck, D. D..Mlnlst.
SPRING GARDKN M. I.'. I
20th and Snrlng Garden. -si
LINN llOWMAN, Minister. 1
ju:3u t'ommunlnn. i
2:30 Illblo School.
7:45 Postponements. f
riertmnd Austin, cellist, ulll atstt tarj
New Jerusalem (SwetlenbenUil
CHRISTIAN NON-IIKSIhTANCsT's 1
suuject or me sermon, btinday rrmraiitH
tho nastor. tho Itev. Charles Wi Ihrrsa
tho Church of the New Jerusalem. tiim
wiesmui streets, services at it erucria
uav Mcnooi at u:sv. All seats frtt;
Presbyterian
CENTRAL NORTH IIUOM) STIIEn
i'i:i:sitvri:itL.N cucu
iiroau nnu urccn sirccts. -
Itev. IIOIIKHT HUGH MOItnlS. Plilir.
1(1:43 a. m. Sermon by Rev, John T. I
1). n., Pastor Fourth Presbv tcrlsn Ctrs
-:o p. m. sunuay scnoou Aieni
tldF3.
ti'is P. m. Christian Endeavor.
:l.t ri. in. Prnirrum nt mniie. StHM
from "Stah.it Mater." Si'rraon'by br.fcfj
nn "The Kfnlho. Mtnn.t.1' L;Sl
Every one cordially Intlted,
IIOI'E. 33il & Wharton sts. Mlntlttr.l
.1. GRAY IIOI.TON. D. D.. Itev. Wllif
'rAiL.im, t-Ai.LJivi'.i.i, Assistant-ins
itev. uaiuweu win preacn ,:u, ko-j
Ilolton will preach. Subject. "A Uol
tne fitcner. . fl
TAIIKIINACLi: PRKSISVTKItlAN CUlli
Chestnut and 37tlt sit, 1
Re". JOHN ALLAN ilLAIR, U. D.. fllMJ
lln. n. "If Any Man Ooeo Huln
8 n. m. Twentv-llrst annlvfrearj'S!
Christian Endeavor Suclciy. Itev, Calrt
T.t.nfep ulll Mnnlf. 'St
Communion 'next Sunday. Speclal'insta
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday etaM
Protestant L'liltcopal
ciriitcii of Tin: holy apostles.
and Christian nts.- Rev aEOftaSMV
PERT TOOP, D. I) . Rector
liltfltia, ni. Holy Commun.on and Saafl
,,tn IICVIUI. , , .ail
, 'JS'.np. m.-Hundoy School and '''"IJJafH
ihjd. m.-ine tourtn music,;, .'"
the season, the "Slabtt Mater." ,
will be rendered by the choir. Mr. f-MJB
vi,.AiA, nrffini.i f,n,l pho masters
ueeier. trganist aim -"y" "',",,' .
Charlotte Tyson, soprano. Mrs. W !
meizo-sonrano: airs, u a. urr, ..v.....
Walter, bass: Mr. Hoy jloffmejsler.
i)r. t
choir.
HOI,
OLD ST. JOHN'S. Brown t. M'!.ft
Rlcbmoiid preaches tomorrow, liMfJ
Itlcbmoiid preache
ST. HTKl'IIEN'ri CIIUItCH
imn . hdovo H'.,r!vJ?Pr.i tilK
Itev. FREDERICK 11. KEAULE. tW
'!:; "S'-?,'in"'.-55"Vn sermo. b
Rector. "Tho llncompromislng CW?J
Christian Morality. -
4:00 p.m.-EvenlnB Prayer nd StW
trie jtector. --aiiij di u. .----
'""""" Special Mue, J-t
TIIK AUDIKNt'K of Doctor Tywiri'' !"
on the lllble and Modern Criticism "
nr..A.n ),A n,H,h hil UillnS OI 1104 rZ
Monday's session will te held In lj
Itself.
Reformed
....n .' 4 -Kl. awA Tlnlinhln.
P. Hlckes. Pastor. 10:30 andjl: S.J
IleformrJ Kplscopal .
....,. ...w -..! OTfOT
uuii ur.lil.r.iir.u, join "" ".'.. 'juai
HARNKTT-lOiTO. Holy Communion.'"
llble Protestants-'1 zi
Socialist merarySoclelX-
CORNELIUS
EL1U8 IJiHANK will SP' Vj
tho European War," '?m?'r2j',hil
road 8treet Theatre. Mu'l y lr5i
una tne
at Broad
. String Quartet.
Bwedenborglan
SUE NEW JERUSALEM
yoang Men's ChrUtton.MOCi!
"A CHAPEL IN KVKIIV IIOMK.,,,
Wilson. Central Y. M. v. a- 551
n. m. Muslcale. a n. m., Flor Bi""SSl
lolst. H early with a JrU"" -
Miscellaneous
ANTI-BALOON LKAQUK V -nj
Captain Richmond.!'. Hobsdn was
Mt: Airy Presbyterian thurcb.
Sunday Morning, Feb. . at H o'"5
Fletcher Methodist Church, J
fc,.w I,....- ,. u A O.
sts.. at 4 i
Tan Churc
Ker.nn,t PreAbvterlan'Churcb. tie1
irsuJS;
TulDehocken and Greene sts. -H,
ebocken and Greene sts.
At s p, m. . ... .f rtamrvi
euPlect: uestrojiing m u,t- -j
UAPP1NESS TALK. 8" c',?)
day evsnlngs. Music 7:80. Tf f s-i
OARET OUTTINU IVEa A
lavB
UENKVOI.ENT A8SQOATf
THE BALVATION ARMY, ISf-
rnilsdeipal Mea3usrte(e, -r
Building. J3tb and "V?.
C'olgosl it. E. jioi ji
TelanjioV. B.1). Walnut 8T3J-
TMK VOLtHiflSKKS F AWW
m;
Mt.i.muius N0TICX8H
iA.n. ,a:.i. .i.: :-."..-"." . w u v..-.i3
special-mus'loby "R ? ftW. ?J-ffB U
Organ recital, T.ta, W'.M
emen II II l. st ocoitjon "to
"THE CANIII.i: OP TIIK TOHh-S
OAIIRICK TIIIJTnt?RDi3
SUNDAY NtailT, tI-S 1
ALL-WKLCOMn-Atl, I
. Lutheran ,
,V TI1IMTY JIKJIOIIIAI. CIlAKhS
nnd Spruce. Jloly communion, j. -; s-:ifj
Sunday School; t-'S). organ rel.tli
BDeclal for men. Itev. J. Ogle ""SB
f l -u.'il1 nronrh JB
6
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cbVvs. Casu
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