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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1G, 1910.
NEW "DRY" SOCIETY
, WILL ENFORCE LAW
Anti-Saloon Forces Unite
Oppose Licensees Who
Violate Statute
ftOtmiSTOWN, rn., Feb. 16. A Law
BftcJ Order Society hn been organized In
Jfontfromery County to take tho place of
the na-llcenso campaign, which for the last
two years 1ms figured In Liquor I.lconso
Court In opposition to granting license?.
Francis R. Taylor, of Cheltenham, n lead
ing spirit In tho No-Llcenso League, Is
president of tho new organization, and
Attorney George, Wnngcr, of Norrlstown,
a. son of former Congressman Wnnger, Is
secretary.
It was Mr, Wagner who represented the
no'llcenso campaign In the License Court
last year, when nlno hotelkccpers lost
their license through evldenco presented
Showing' violations of the liquor law. Tho
other officers of the organization are Jo
seph M. Steele, of Oak Lnno, and J. Dyro
Moyer, of Willow Drove, vlco presidents:
Harry 8. Hopper, of Narberth, treasurer,
and an Executive Commltteo consisting
of the Itov. O. 8. Krleble, I'ennsburg.
the Itev. Joseph B. C. Mnckle, Ktlgn Hilt;
Allen D. Wallls, Wyncoto, and Chuiles
Lawrence, Norrlstown.
"Thero will bo a sano and aggressive
fight mado In License Court against deal
ers who have violated the laws," said
Secretary Wniiger, "and iti such com
munities where tho sentiment Is strongly
opposed to the liquor trafllc remon
strances will bo filed, especially against
new applications. The purposo of the
organization Is to unlto and keep an ac
tive opposition to Infractions of the liquor
laws rather then to havo sudden and
temporary outbursts of sentiment at the
annual session of tho License Court."
VICTIM OF TSETSE FLY
XOWON WAY TO HEALTH
Sits Up for Two Hours nnd Sees
. Friends
NEW YOItlC. Feb. 16. Dr. Albert C.
Porvell, of 14 Hancock street, Brooklyn,
victim of the African sleeping sickness
caused by tho bite of a tsetse fly, has Im
proved so much from tho malady, which
until now hns been considered Incurable,
that yesterday ho was nblo to Bit up for
two hours. Dally visits from frlonds havo
been tho rule for more than a weok. Al
though Dr. Elmer Lee, his physician, will
not say that all danger Is past, ho de
clared that he Is conlldcnt his patient's
recovery la only a matter of time.
Doctor Leo Is tho editor of tho Health
Culture magazine, with ofTlces at 125
West 88th street. When he took Doctor
Pervell'B case throo weeks ago he began
a system of treatment In which nlf inedl
cfno was barred. His methods attracted
the criticism or other physicians, but Dr.
L. H. Warner, pathologist, withdrew a
week ago because, he said. Doctor Leo re
fused to uso any of the recognized meth
ods and put his faith In "tho laying on of
hands."
Tho treatment which has been UBcd on
tho tsetse lly victim under Doctor Leo's
direction has been massages and manipu
lations, tho purposo of which was to stir
tho patient's body Into throwing oft tho
poison of tho malady. With this treat
ment. Doctor Leo explained, ho combined
tho proper nutrition to build up tho wasted
tissues.
SKEETERS' FOES GATHER
FOR SESSION AT SHORE
New Jersey Commission Will
Oppose Bill Designed to
Weaken Fight on Pests r
ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 10,-Foi-s of tho
mosquito, gathering hore for the third
annual convention of tho N'ew Jersey
Mosquito Extermination Commission,
which opitns tomorrow afternoon at tho
Traymorc, today planned a State-wide
fight against tho Dalrymple bill, In com-.-nltteo
at Trenton. The bill proposes to
rescind the mandatory feature of tho
present mosquito extermination act, tin
der which counties reluctant to nppro
prialo funds, may bn forced to Join in
tho movement to make Jersey a. mosqulto
less Commonwealth.
Politicians who would rather uso the
money In other directions, the mosquito
men Bay, comprise the greater part of tho
upstate friends of tho Dnlrymplo measure.
There Is no disposition In Atlantic County
to abandon tho work which has been going
forward for several years with excellent
results. Passago of tho Dalrymplo mens
ure, however, might be selied upon as an
excuse for stopping work In other coast
counties, it Is contended.
Tho convention, comprising representa
tives from all over tho State, will point
to an addition of hundreds of thousands
of dollars In valuation to the tax dupli
cates of shore counties as proof of the
efllcacy of extermination methods. Thou
sands of acres of marsh, which formerly
bred only mosquitoes, now aro nearly dry
and raising largo crops of hay.
Atlantic County's mosquito experts and
hotel men, who have backed tho elimina
tion' campaign enthusiastically, are
grieved over the attitude of Capo May
County In virtually blocking Atlantic
City's plans, Falluro of tho lower county
to go Into the extermination campaign for
reasons of economy will make it impossi
ble to keep mosquitoes out of Atlantic
City, no matter how many thousands of
dollars may be spent upon this side of
the county line, because of the great
breeding areas back of Ocean City.
Members of the Legislature, leading
physicians of the State, engineers, and
State health authorities will be among
the speakers at" the two days convention.
Several speakers are coming from Wash
Ington and Oovernor James P. Fielder
may be present.
The program provides for threo ses
sions, Thursday afternoon, Thursday
evening and Friday morning. Hotel gvesu
And residents of the city, Interested In a
great economlo movement, are Invited to
attend the meetings.
Prompt Action Stops Frankford Fire
A dangerous Are was narrowly averted
this morning at the Barrett Manufactur
ing Company, a chemical plant at Ber
muda, and Margaretta streets, FranUford,
when the safety valve of a light oil con
denser blew oft under heavy pressure. Ig
niting tho oil vapor, Prompt action on
the part of tho 'Svorkmen, who closed all
tha pipes leading from the condenser, pre
vented tha flames from reaching a larga
quantity of oil. The damage was slight.
Hampton Roads
Hampton Roads is an Inlet of Chesa
peake' Bay, and covers an area of about
$0 square rolie. It is the principal naval
rendezvous of the United States, and
could afford safe anchorage to the navies
of the world. The entrance Is guarded
by Fort Wool, known as tha Rip-Haps,
u very strong fortress built on an arti
ficial Island. In Hampton Roads on tha
Hit of March, 1SS2, was fought the sea
tattle between the Monitor ami tha Merrl
uw, tho first real test of Ironclads in
actual warfare, and the turning point in
xavuI construction.
"Municipal Markets" to Be Discussed
M. N. p. Hitchcock, instructor In
jiiartMlti at Tempi University, and vlca
tUalriiujii ot iha Civic Club Committee on
ytoOsj bA Horn EcunomiM. wilt apeak
; Municipal MarkU" at taa PhlUdel
i:),.u Khuol f fcwMl tteHuwe, g Walnvt
n.-ett. ui ft-, m.
50,000 BAGS OP
$JXVXSIK"Pf
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X.m.rivU.u.TB3ss?5Bg&
Firo nlmost destroyed the cargo
sugar
SflfrAR f ARPiO ROUND
dUllAIl LAMlU, 15UU1NU
FOR BRITAIN, BURNED
$140,000 Worth Destroyed by
"Queer" Blaze on Steam
ship in Port Here
Tho stcamBhlp Josephine Dalton, which
was to sail today for West Hartlepool,
Eng Is Indefinitely dotnlned nt Pier 19,
North Wharves, because of a lira which
swept her hold Inst night nnd destroyed
more than SOO tons of sugar, which had
been loadod on tho ship, and which was
valued at JHO.000. It wns part or a con
signment of ICOO tons that wns being load
ed on board by tho Pennsylvania llctln
Ing Company. Tho total value of the con
signment, which was destined for tho uso
of tho British army In France, was J270,
000. This tire following ono a short time
ngo cm the municipal pier near-by, at
Vino street, inndo Captain Holt suspect
that thero was something "queer" about
it. He hinted at Incendiarism. Tho llrc
men left tho pier nt 8 o'clock with the
last spark extinguished.
Tho Dalton Is owned by tho Harlan
Line, and Is under charter by the lirltlsh
Government. Tho blazo discovered in the
hold was tho 10th lire In this city yester
day. It had burned for Homo time before
It was djscovcrcd by members of the crew.
Flro engines were run nut to the edge of
tho pier whllo the flrcboat Stuart and tho
pollcebont Ashbrldgc, which has tire
pumps attnehed, drew up on tho opposite
sldo of the burning vessel and within a
short time a dozen strenms were pouring
Into the hold. However, It was three
hours boforo the blazo was under control.
Flvo ilremcn were overcome.
Before tho fire was extinguished tho
ship began to list to the starboard, ow
ing to the great quantities of water which
had been poured Into her hold. Captain
Alexander Hope feared that tho vessel
might founder, and ordered tho crew to
man the shlp'ti hand pumps., Ily this
means the vessel was soon righted.
MINE RUN QUESTION
STILL DEADLOCKED
Mobile Conference Likely
Adjourn Without an
Adjustment
to
MOBILE, Ala.. Feb. 10 Operators and
miners of the central bituminous coal
fields meeting in this city to arrange n
new wage schedulo for western Pennsyl
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, were
generally of the opinion last night that the
present joint conference would adjourn
this week without an agreement, but with
an understanding that negotiations would
be continued nt some other city nftfr tho
preliminaries of tho anthracite conference
which begins In New York noxt week tiro
out of the way.
Tho 11 demands of the United Mlno
Workers havo been roferred to a sub
committee of eight minors and eight oper
ators tvlth the International olflcers nf the
union as ex-olflclo members. Yesterday
was spent In discussing the mine-run
question and when the subcommltte ad
journed until today It was deadlocked
with neither side showing any disposition
to recede. The mine-run demand provides
for the weighing of coal before It Is
screened and that be paid for on the run-of-miuo
basis.
The miners In the committee made the
flat declaration that tney would not sign
an agreement In the four States involved
without tho mine-run method of paying
tho workers. Tho western Pennsylvania
operators replied that they would not
grant the demand. The question asked last
night was to what limit tho miners would
press the demand and to what extent the
operators would resist It.
It was understood that the operators
from Illinois, Indiana and Ohio were will
ing to accept the mine-run demand with
certain modifications, but the coal mine
ownerB from the district were opposed
to accepting It under any conditions.
The argument of both sides in the sub
committee was along the same line as
that in the full joint conference, the west
ern Pennsylvania operators claiming they
could not compete with non-union fields
If they granted the mine-run system.
The miners replied that tho mine-run
method was the only equitable basis on
which the labor of tha miners could ba
paid.
MISSING BOY IN DOG HOUSE
Lad Says
Ho Felt
Need
of a
"Change"
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Feb. ie. Fred
Scott, 9 years old, missing from his home,
819 Richmond avenue, since Saturday
last, was found at midnight by tha police
making up a bed of straw In a dog housa
In rear of a tenement on Baltic avenue.
Scott Is small for his years, and assured
the police he found his new "home" per
fectly satisfactory. He had no fault to
nnd with his treatment by his parents
except that he felt the need of a "change."
American and English Debts
The United States is not indebted to
Great Britain as a nation. We owe large
sums abroad In the form of capital which
we have Imported, or, In other words, tha
securities which we have placed In Great
Britain, How much this and other com
mercial obligations ot a smaller charac
ter amount to It U Impossible to say at
present, but It is certain that tha amount
baa bean reduced very materially since tha
outbreak ot tha, war. probably by soma!
bJiiioa of delUrc.
SUGAR BURN ON BRITISH VESSEL
MMxwmmrnmmmg
aboard the steamer Josephine Dalton,
was intended for the British army in
Missouri couht overrules
,AI. YLONIAN LAW OF 2185 B. C
Son of Adopted Heir to Receive
2,000,000
.IKFFEItSON CITV, Mo., Feb. IC Tho
.Supreme Court today declared void a
Hnbylnntnn lnw of 218S U, C. which nro-
I vlded that tho child of nn adopted person
nnd no rights as an heir.
Louis Ucrnero, not quite 11 years old,
was held by the court's new ruling to
bo heir to property valued at about J2,
000,000. Tho father of tho boy wiih brought
to St. Louis from Italy by Louis llerncro
and his wife In 1SS0. The Ilerneros hnd
no children of their own and tho young
i man was inndo heir.
Ills son Louis wns
born In 100.".
Tho court held that this child pos
sessed nil the Inheritance rights of a
son or an actual child.
Dr. Schweinitz to Speak Tonight
Dr. a. K. de .Schweinitz will deliver a
lectiiro entitled "Drug nnd Occupational
AmblyopiiH" In the Frnnklin Institute, at
8 o'clock tonight, P'ictoi- de Schweinitz
will deal with tho deleterious effects on
tho visual apparatus caused by tho ex
cessive use of tobacco and ethyl-alcohol,
nnd visual disturbances caused by the use
of largo doses of quinine, salicylic acid
and certain nrsenlc preparations. Tho lec
turo will be Illustrated with lantern slides
showing tho lesions In tho ocular appa
ratus, and charts of the visual field.
OBITUARIES
Morris R. Schantz
ALLKNTOWN. Pa-. Feb. 16. Morris It.
Schantz, who on N'ew Year retired ns
prothonotury of Lehigh County, died this
morning . at tho Alleutown Hospital,
where he was trcateil for complications,
aged r,0. He was n pioneer trolley inntiir
mnu nnd showed such capuclty that ho
was promoted to chief dispatcher of tho
Lehigh Valley transit system. From this
position ho stepped Into oltice. He wns
a lending Odd Fellow. Ills wife nnd two
daughters survive, ono a baby less than
n year old.
B. Maurice Herr
LANCASTF.it, Pa.. Feb, Hi. II. .Maurice
Herr, CO years old, picsldent of tho Gap
National Bank, died last night from acuto
Indigestion. K. Ullsworth Herr, of tho
Strasburg National Hank, Is a brother.
Jacob S. Peacock
LANCASTER. Pa., Fob. 10. Jacob .S.
Peacock, president of the Carbon hitcol
Casting Company, Lancaster, died sud
denly nt Miami, Florida, whllo sojourn
i .g thero with friends, aged 57 years. Ho
was one of Lnncastcr'3 richest men.
Beatljs
These Notices Are Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge.
IIEISIif-On Februnry II, 101(1. KATII
IUNU IIKIHEU widow of John llcltol. Itela-tli-es
nnrt frlrnds aro lnvlteil to iittfnil tho
ftuipral prvlri-s, on Thursday, ot 2 n. in., nt
lu-r Lite residence, northeast comer Lawrences
unci York Bts. Intfrmelit German Lutheran
i-enieierr.
HITTING.--On February 13, 1010, IIOIIACK
HITTING, enn of the late I.owts and Mary
DlttliiK. Il.qutlvi's and frlemla aro Invli, ,i
to attend tha funeral Bervlcca. on ThuraJav.
at '-' p m. uriclielj-, at hla lato leildciico
B210 Pine at. Interment private.
III.IIVI.KK. On February 14, 1U1I1. HAItAlt
A. II,l-:ri.i:it widow of the late .Samuel It.
Illcyler. acfd b2 yearn. Itelatlvea and friends
are Invited to nttend the funeral, on Friday,
nt 2 p. m.. from her late residence, liur,
Jackson at. Interment at Sit. Moriali Ceme
tery. ltOUItAn.MI.K. - On February H, 1010.
KTIIUI. T.. nlfe of John Ilorradalle and
laughter of John F. nnd Annie Hoffman,
nsed -3 years and 28 daya. llelatlea nnd
friends ore Invited to attend tha funeral
services. Friday, at 1 P. m.. at her parents'
residence, 'JU-'t N. Marshall at. Interment
nt HIIMde Cemetery. Itemalna may be
vlewe.1 Thursday, from 7 to U p. m.
ItOWi:itS. At Stone Harbor, N. J., on Feb
ruary 11. lint). HAMUKI. V.. hukband ot Cora
II. bowers (nee Matthews), aged 73 years.
Interment at Falrhlll Cemetery, l'hlladelphU,
Thursday morning.
IIOVI). At hla daughter's residence, Mrs.
Samuel P. Glenn. 11.1 S. Mth at., nn Feb
ruary 14. 101(1. JOHN, husband of the late
Mary A. Iloyd, aeed 74 years. Itelatlvea
and friends, also Survlvora' Association of
the 2-'M iteilment. Pennsylvania Volunteers,
and Post No. 2, O. A. U.. are Invited to
attend the funeral aervlcea, on Friday after
noon, at 2 o'clork, at the Oliver II. Ilalr
Iiulldlne, 1830 Chestnut at. Interment at
Hillside Cemetery.
HltOOKH. On February 13, 1010, MAniE
J widow of Winfleld H Ilrooks. Ilelathea
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
aervlcea. on Thursday, at ll::io a. m. pre
claely. at bar late residence. 2310 Boulh 18th
street. Interment private. Automobile serv
ice. BIIOU'N'. On February 11. 1010. ISAAC 6.
linOWN. In hla 80th year. Itelatlvea and
Irlenda, also col. J. w. Moore t-ost, .-no. ou,
O, A. It. i Col. J. W. Moore Camp. No. 27.
S. of V.; Col. J. Mooro Circle. No. 87.
Ladles of the fl. A. It., are Invited to attend
the funeral aarvicea. on Saturday, at !p m..
at his lute residence. 4U.'lh llaverford ave.
Interment Fernwood Cemetery- Frlenda may
call Friday, from 8 to U p. m.
llirCK. On February IB. 1010. BESSIE K.,
daughter of Elizabeth C. Weir Duck. Due
nolle ot funeral will be given.
BUNCH. On February IB. 1918. MAE
IIISHOI' ni'FCH. daughter of Elisabeth
Leger. aged 21 e.ire. Itelatlvea and frlenda
ar Invited to attend the funeral aervlcea.
on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her
mother's reaidence, tXtfh Olranl avenue. In
terment private at Arlington Cemetery. Ite
malna may be viewed Thursday evtung, from
7'30 till 9 o'clock,
CANNING. Suddenly, at her reaidence, 104
8. 22d at., on February 14. 1010. I.ETITIA
CANNINO. Notice of funeral later,
CANTLIN. On February 13. 1010, JENNIE
F.. widow of Richard Cantlln. Itelatlvea
and frlenda are invited to attend the, funeral,
on Thursday, at 8 a. ro., from her late real
denes. 03 Morris at. Solemn IUqulem Maaa
at Church ot tha Sacred Heart at 0:3O a. ra.
precisely. Interment at Holy Crosa Ceme
tery, CAHKY. Suddenly, at Hatfield. Pa., on
February 12. 1918, THOMAS, CAItBY, sgad
37 years. Itelatlvea and frlenda are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 10, a. m.,
from St. manlaliu'e Church, Iduiadal. Pa,
iDUrment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Phil
adelphia. Take 8:30 a. m. train from Read.
Inx Terminal for Lanadale. Automobile fu
neral. CLJFJTOniJ.-At Paulaboro, N. X, on Feb
ruary i.i, id 10, gssA J., wutow oi liuaries
K. Clifford M Hughes), axed M yean,
IuUtTvea acd meads ira invited p altoni
nt Pier No. 10, Inst night.
France.
The
DEATHS
tho funernl. nn Thursday, nt 1 p. in., from
her Into reMrnt'f 1 l,t Washington St., I'ntil
hnrn, N. .1. Intmnent nt Clnrhnboro, N. .1.
Friends mnv view rrmalns W'cdnosdns, 7 to
I) P. m. Auto funeral.
COFFIN. At I'linenlxvllle. T'n.. on Febru
ary M. 1IMO. EMMA ItOI'KINPON. wife nt
Amory Coffin, fnrmerly or IMlctn Mntid.
South Cnrnllna. In tho ,1st yenr nf her nffc.
Services will lm held nt tho residence. -JH
llh nvo.. I'linpnlxvllle. nt 11 n. m.. Thursday.
February i". Charleston. S. C. papers
please copy.
COSII'TON. On February 14. 1010, AI.T1EIIT
T., son of the lain Wllllnm il. nnd Snrnh C.
Compton, nged I'w yenrs. Relatives and
friends. nlo rmployos of tho American En
Klnecrlns: Company, mo Invited to attend the
funeral service", nt hl Into residence, liO.'H
West tllrnrd nr., on Thursday, nt 1 p. m.
prrrlsrly. Interment nt Newtown titiunro
mptl!t Church 1liirl.il around.
CHAMP.-- On February in, 1010, LULU
CRAMP. Interment prlvnto.
(ROUSE. nn February II. 1010, SOPHIA,
widow nf John II. ("rouse. In hor tCd year.
lli'latlv- and friends nrr- Imltcd to at'rnd
the funeral pervlceH. nt her lato rcsldenc...
2UIII North nth nt.. nn Saturday, nt 2 p. in.
Irerlrl. Interment private, (Jreenwood K.
of I. Cemcti'r .
DESCIIAMPS. On February 1.1, 1010. nt
Forest drove Pa.. JOS. II. DEHIMIAMP. In
IiIk .'ilih year. ItelallvyH nnd friend, nlsu
Fnlverslty I.ndcn. No. r.in. I and A. M..
nre Invited In attend the funeral H'-rvIres. on
Thursday at I p. m.. nt the rrnldenen of
bid mother. Mrs. It. M. lrvliamus. 2133 N.
I.MIi st. Interment private.
l)IF.TZ.--On February 13, 1010. MAHY I...
wife of Charles II. tiletz (neo O'llrlen), aired
4H years. Duo police of the funeral will he
Riven, from her late residence, 10U2 Sarah at.
DONNELLY. On February L". llHO, CATII
AltlNi:. widow uf Patrick Donnelly. Rela
thes and friends aio Invited to attend tho
funeral, nn Frldav, at fi n. tn.. from the resi
dence nf lr d.iuitliter, Mrs. Catharine Knvtrn.
2.I11I S. Amiili-nii at. HIkIi MasH of Requiem
at tho Church of Our ladv of Mt. Cirnu-I nt
!i:.10 n. in., precisely. Interment nt Holy
Crnrs Cemetery.
DUOAN. On February 12. 1010, JOSEPH
P.. husband nf Catherine DURan (neo Lemet)
and son nf Margaret nnd thn late Uenrgo im
Kiin (formerly or 17uO H. 2d t.). Itelatlvis
and friends, nlin llnly Name Society nt til"
Sacred Heart church, are Invited to nttmd
Hie funeinl. on Thuisdnv. nt S::t() n. m.. from
Ills lato roldence. 1120 Dlt'klnsim st. Solemn
Itcuulcni Mnst nt the chunh of the Smiel
Heart nt lu a. m. Interment nt Holy Cio.s
Ceinctery. Autonioldle service.
I'LANNEHY.-on February II. 1010. WILL
IAM .1. FLANFKHY. Dun notice of the fu
neral will Ie Klven, from bin brother-in-law's
ichldenci-, Jnhn DulTy. 1110 Castlo ave.
I'I.EMINfi. on February 11. 1010, NOR
MAN M.. him of Laurn M. anil tho late
William If. FlinilnB. nited IS venrs. Itela
tlvea and friend are Invited to nttond tho
funeral Hervlcea. on Friday afternoon, at .2
n'clnck. nt Idx late risldence. 1101 N. Hist
nt. Interment prlvute nt Mount Morlah
nielery. Friends may view remains
Thursday cvcnliiR.
l'LCLIIH. On February l.". 1010. FRANK
husband of the lnte Eliza Fluelir (neo Iliirtl
nKot! 07 years. Due n-Mco or tho funeral wilt
be Klven, rrnm his lato rebldencc, 2V.'U N.
Olli St.
I'l.YNN. On February II, 1010. MAHY,
widow or Thomas I'lvnn, formerly of St. Ed
ward's pntbdi. Re'ntlves and friends nro in
vltetl to attend tho funeral, on Thursday, nt
0:30 a. m.. rtnui her lato residence, 2113
North Clarion st. HIkIi Masa at tho Church
or Our Unly or Mercy ut s n. m. precisely.
Intel ment ot Calvary Cemetery, New York.
I'OEI.L. On February l.'l. 1010. LOUISA.
dnuKhtcr ol William and Freda Foell, aged U
years, itelatlvea nnd frlenda nro Invited to
attend tho funeral cervices. Thursday, at 2
p. m.. at her parents' residence, 2037 N.
Falrhlll st. interment at Urevnmount Ceme
tery. FOX. On February 1.1. 1010. JOHN, hus
band of Mary Fo. Relatives and friends,
also Huly Nnmo Society or St. Elizabeth's
Parish and lleer Drivers' Futon, No. 132. urn
Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturdny.
nt 8:30 a. in., rrom bis late residence, 2233
Mnater rt. Column Reiiulem Mass nt St.
Elizabeth's Church nt 10 u. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
CiOLIIEN. On February II. 1010. CATII-
l-tll J I-? wife of James F. (lolden and flniitrhtnp
or Catharine and tho lato Michael (lavlKcji,
Relatives and fl lends nro invltod to attend
the funeral, un Thursdiv. at H.M n. m from
tho realdcnco nf her sister. Mrs. II. a ray, S330
W. Huntingdon at. HIkIi Mass of Requiem
nt St. Columlia's churih nt 10 u. m.
HAIll'EII. On February 11, 1010. MARY J.,
widow ot Thomas R. Harper. Itclntlves unit
frlenda. nlBO Altar, Hoary -uid Sacred Heart
Societies of Church of our Lady of Victory,
nro Invited to nttend funeral, Friday, at 8:30
a. m., from her lato resilience, 3121 Race nt..
West Philadelphia. Solemn Requiem Mass nt
church of Our Lady or Victory at 10 a. nt.
Interment nt New Cathedral Cemetery,
IIA'.EI.ETT. On February 12. 1010, RUTH.
daughter of James II, nnd Catharine Haze
lett. in her 20th year. Relatives and friends
nro Invited to attend funeral servlcea, nn
Thursday, ut 2:3u p. in., .it her parents' resi
dence, 4708 Huwthorno st.. Frankford. Re
mains may bo viewed Wednesday, from 8. tn
in p. m. Interment private, Cast Cedar Hill
Cemetery. '
HENSEI,. On February 14, 1010, NATHA
LIE MAHY. daughter nf Rev Charles Albert
and tho lato Rebeknh !od Hensel. Funeral
from tho Church ot the Redeemer. Charles st.
and Melrose avo., llaltlmore. Md Thurs
day, at 3:30 P. nl. Interment private
Will I --On February 14. 1010.JOHN 110111
husband of Frances Hohl (nee Uraech), In his
iu;tti year. Relatives and frlenda. alto the
Zinv, of C. F. Itumnp & Son. are In.
vilcd to attend funeral. Thursday, at 10 a.
m., from hla late reaidence 1H.1 N. Watts st.
Remains may be viewed Wednesday evening.
Automobile funeral.
HUCillES, On February 13, 1010. JOHN,
husband of the late I)rldKet Hughea. for
merly of 103S East Paasyunk ave. Itelatlvea
and friends are Invited, to attend the fu
neral, on Thursday, nt 8 30 a. rn.. from the
reaidence of hla son-in-law. John V. gchll
iliuter, 083 Jackson at. Solemn Requiem Maaa
at Church of ths Epiphany at 10 a. m. pre
cisely. Interment ut New Cathedral Come,
tery.
HtlMJIEIOn February 15. 1010. OEORQE
HUMMEL, husband of Annie Francea Hum
mel, aged 44 years. Itelatlvea and frlenda,
also Phllatraa I-odKe, No. 527, F. and A. M.j
Lodge No. 2, II. P. O. E.. ilaater Barbers'
Association, are invited to view his remains
on Thursday, at 8 p. Hi., at Schuyler a, Uroad
and Diamond sts. Interment private, at con.
venlenco or tno inmny.
JOHNSON. On February 13, 1010, BAH
IIARA, wife of tho late Hillary C. Johnson,
Services Thursday, at 2 p. m.. at her late
reaidence. 400 N. 53d st. Interment private.
Omit (lowers.
KKIJASI. Suddenly, on February IB, MA
TILDA CAROLINE, wife of William Kellam,
ased 28 years. Relatives and frlenda are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 2
p. ra. from her lato reaidence, 2001 Ararolngo
aye. Interment at Relvue Cemetery. Re
mains may bo viewed on Thursday aftor 8
p. m.
KEENAN. On February 14. 1010. JOHN J..
huband of Margaret A, Keenan (nee For.
restell) and son of barah and the late Joseph
Keenan. Relatives and frlenda are invited to
attend (he funeral, on Friday, at 8:30 a. in.,
from hla late residence., 324V N. Uoudlribt tt.
Solemn Requiem High Maaa at the Aacenalon
Church at 10 a. m. Interment at New Cathe
dral Cemetery,
KKItlt. On February IB. 1010, Miss SARAH
J KBBB. d '3 J"'- Relatives and
frlenda. also the members of the Flrat Chrla
tlan Science Church 10th and Walnut its..
W Fhlla.. ara Invited to attend tha funeral
servlcea. on Thursday, at Z p, m., at htr late
foaldence. Bill WIHw ve., f, Phlla. In
Urmsnt private.
KOPF. On February IB, 1910. SALLIES, wife
of Raphael M. Kopr. , RcUtlrea and friends.
Sup Oermintown Lodge. No. 218. I. W. 6.
& sii invited to attend funeral. Friday, at
ld-30 a. "- Irorn the parlors of. Emanuel
As her A Sons. 1003 Diamond at. laterment
AdSth Jeahurun Cemetery.
Kills. Suddenly. onFebruary J5, 1918.
and friaod're .lojlttd ta aervtces. at bar
kom.
eHt.;,-
at., un Thuraddv.
at ;3Q
p. m.
Iiteruual private, Aditb
DEATHS
Jeahurun Cemetery. Survived by husband
nnd two sons, Joaeph and David Waetsman.
LAFFBHTV. On February 14, 1010, MAnY
A. .t.AFFEHTV, nited ) years. Itelstlvea
nnd friends of th. family nre Invited to at
tend funeral aervlcea, Wednesday, nt. iiao
P. m.. at reldcnco, 3142 Van Felt at. Inter
ment at Vincent Baptist Cemetery, Thurs
day, nt It o'clock.
I.ANIIIIKflAX. Orr Fehruary 14. 101".
FHRDKniCK.W. LANDHBOAN. . Helatlves
and friends, nvo employes of Kvenlnn Hulls
tin, are Invited to attend tha funeral services,
on Thursday, nt s r. in., at, his late resi
dence. 2S south St. Ilernnrd street, West
Philadelphia, Interment private on Friday
morning.
KlNOfiTHOTH. On February 14. 101ft.
THOMAS It, LANaSTTtOTII. In his Sfith
year. Relatives nnd friends, also Ivy Lndne.
No. 20.1. I. O. t). Fv, are Invited to attend
tn. tunerai services, on Thursday, ai x p. . m.
precisely, ni nil inie resiaence, ni .,
1.1th
at, Interment private, at
Westminster
temeiery.
I.OOUF.. On February 15, 1010, BERNARD
J., husband of lleairlce Logue, seed 30
years. Thn relatives and friends, nlso em-
Rloyes of the American lee Company. Station
o, 4, are Invited to nttend tho funeral. Sat
urday mornlnK. at 8:30 o'clock, from the
Oliver H. Ilalr llulldlnu. 1N2I) Chestnut st.
Mass of Solemn Requiem nt St. Hdmond's
Church, 23d nnrt Mifflin streets, nt- 10
o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery,
Automobile funeral. Remains may be viewed
Friday evenlns from 7 to 10 o'clock.
l.ONAHAUClH. On February lfi.iOirt.ELLA,
daURhter nf the lata John nnd Ann Lona
bnugh. Relatives nnd friends or the fam
ily nro Invited to nttend, funeral services,
Friday evening, at N o'clock precisely, nt
Schuvler's, llrond nnd Diamond sts. inter
ment strictly private.
I. t't.'KE. Suddenly, on February II, 1910,
lIKNIir. II.. husband of, Almes V. Wlimer.
Duo notice of the funeral will be given from
his lato residence. 127 W. Tnbor nl.. Olney.
MAHFIIIE. On February II, 1010, MI-
ciiali., son or the into jonn nnu Ann Jin
gtilre (formerly of (HO Federal St.). Itclntlves
nnd f i lends, nlsn Cavnn Catholic Hencflclal
Soeletyi Division No. 12, A. O. II., nnd
Father Ilarbellu Society, nrc Invited to nt
tend the funernl. on Friday, nt 8 n. m., from
residence. 1I3S South llroad st. Solemn Re
nulem Msss nt Church of tho Snered Heart
st 0:30 a. tn, Interment nt Holy Cross
Cemetery.
McCULI.OUGH. On February 12. 1010,
JAMES J., son of the late James nnd Cathe
rine McCullotiRh. Relatives and friends,
alio Loyal Order of Moose, No. 31, nre In
vited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, nt
8:30. a. m.. from his late residence, i.14.
Norlli Pnlcthnrp st. Solemn Requiem Mass
ni .-), aiicnati s i;nurcn, ni lu a, m. inter
ment nt New Cathedral Cemetery.
.MoDOWEI.L. On February 13,1010. HENRY
A., husband of Mary E. McDowell and son
or tho lain William nnd Catharine McDowell.
Relatives nnd friends nro Invited to attend
llio funernl. on Thursday, nt 2 p. m., from
tho apartments or William II. llnttersby, .'I'll (I
N. llroad st. Interment ut flrcotimotmt Cem
etery. McMUM.IN. Suddenly, nt Atlantic City. N.
J. on February II, 1010, JAMKS J., nan of
Lucy and thn lata James J, McMutlln. Itela
tlvea nnd friends nro Invited to attend the
funeral, on Friday, nt 8 n. m,, from tho rcsl
dtneo of his sister, -Mrs. John McDcvItt, -II
S. Delnncy place, Atlantic City. Solemn
Requiem Moss nt Our Lady Star of tho Sea
Church nt 8:30 n. m. Interment private, at
Holy Sepulchro Cometory.
MOHSCHMN. At Norrlstown. Pa., on Feb
ruary 14. 11110. RE1NHART E.. son of tho
lnte Jnhn Frederick nnd Mary rt. Moeschlln,
need ."0 j ears. Itelntlves and friends are In
vited tn attend tho funeral, from the under
taker parlors nf II. J. Kogdsh.ilz. 7S Swede
St., Norrlstown, Pa., on Thursday, ut 2:3(1
l. ni. RcinariiH may bo viewed Wednesday
niter i p. m. : nlso Thursday after U a. m.
Interment ptlvate, at yorrls City Cemetery.
.MOKUIS. On February 13. 101(1. MAHY
SUSAN MORRIS, of Fort Washington. Pa.,
need ill yearn. Relatives and friends nro
Invited to nttend the funeral services. Fri
day nfternoon, nt 2 o'clock, at tho residence
nf Dr. A. M. Seymour. 3530 N. Kith st.
Interment prlvnte ut Ambler, I'n.
MI'I.roHD. In Mlllvllle, N. .1., nn Febru
ary 13. HMO, HANNAH J. MULFOltD. widow
oi Lorenzo F. Muirurd. In her 02d venr.
Relatives nnd friends nre Invited to nttend
funeral services, Sutiirdny. at 10 n. in., ut
her Lite tesldence, 227 sissnfrus st M!U
vllle, N, J, Interment private.
.MI'ltPHY. Suddenly, on February 14, 1010,
IHtlDtlET, wldnw of Anthony Murphv (nee
CulllKnn). Relatives nnd friends nro invited
tn attend funeral, Saturday, nt S:30 n. in..
f Mini tho residence of her son-ln-Iaw, Michael
F. Doyle. KC'l Shacknmnxnn st. Solemn He
liilein Mass at the church of tho Imnincu
I.ite Conception, ut 10 ii. m. Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery.
MI'IIPHV. On February 13. 10KS, CATII
AHIN'i: M.. daURhter of ljuvicnce F. nnd
Annie O. Murphy men Havey). at her par
ents' residence. fSS-'fi llrandywlnn nt. Duo
notice of tho funeral will bo given.
NANCAHHOW. On February 14. 1010.
EJ.IKA. widow of William Nancarrow. Itela
tlvea and friends ate Invited to attend the
runcrnl rcrvicca. Thursday, nt 2 p. m., at Iter
lata residence. 321 South 3th st.. Darby. In
terment at Fernwood Cemetery.
NICOI.l.S. Suddenly, on February 14. 1010,
WILLIAM JASI'EIl NICOI.LS. In hi! C2d
year. Funeral Thursday ut 10:30 u. tn., from
APARTMENTS
Ec Corner Walnut and
5-tihfci.?!tP 'ileVii'g!'i ?i4sf.w wii'fc' fMifv4'
Thir l4"story apartment house is built of concrete and steel, thoroughly fireproofed
and of the most modern architecture,
q Suites of two rooms and one bath to ten rooms and five baths, including several de
sirable bachelor suites, and with every modern convenience and facility.
q Building is now open and inspection is cordially invited.
Reservations through.
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD, 1411 Walnut Street
DEATHS
the residence of Mrs. J. O. NicoIIs, 1011 S.
4lrth st. Interment private.
O'KEEFFE. On February 14, 1010. MA
Tir.riA v. beloved wife of Thomas O'Kee.ffo
; ri.nnst Itelntlves nnd friends, nre in'
ylte.1 .to stlend the funeral serv-ices
on
Thursday, at .
n. m.. irnm nusnnnu s rcsi-
dence. 2032
vvtt Rusrtuehsnnn nve. Inter-
m.ni 'nririits. Mt. Morlah Cemetery. Remains
may be viewed Wednesday. 8 to 10 p. m.
O'NEII.T At Atlantic City, ,N. J., on Feb
rusry 13, 1910. JAMES, husband of Cntha-.HT.rv-S.I
t. Relatives nnd. friends, nlso
Ancient Order of Hibernians of Atlantic city.
Ar"C invlted'to nltendthe Inner;, on Thurs-
are Incited to nttend the funeral, on Thurs
Ssv at 8-30 n. m., from. hls.late residence.
(JiVtilh Florida nve., Atlantic dly. Polemn
iinniem &fsas nt Our Lady Star of the Sea
Churfnt f? a- m. Interment nt Plcnsantvlllo
Cemetery.
I'ANNr.FACKEIt, On February 13, 1910.
MAnY. wife of Abrsm C. I'annepaeker. aseil
otl ienrs. Itelatlves.nnd friends are Invited
to ntt'nd the runera services, on Thursday,
to ati.nu me h resnenee,
1-M St. Paul's si. (istli nnd Oermantown
nve ) Nlcetnwn. Pa. Interment private. Re
mains may bo viewed on Wednesday evening.
1'AKK. On February 13, 1010, ALEXAN
IJEll PARK. Due notice nf the funeral will
l" given from his Iste residence. 8li N.
42d st.
.THICK. -On February 15. 1010. MATTIE
HMZAIIETH
ruary 18. nt 2 P. M. interment privaic.
PHtE.-On February IB. 1010. RICHARD,
husband of Mareella C. Pike. Re a Ives n nd
ifet.'nnXfC'"
SChiirch of tiesu. nt 10 A. M. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
IMIM.OfH. Suddenly, nt Devnntt, Pa., on
Fell. II MARY HI. MH, daueb e r nf the
into William, and FUxnbelli Ilel , I'ollwk.
Funernl services Thursday, nt 2 P. M..
promptly, nt 3010 Chestnut at. Interment
HHI.NCKEinniFl-Surl,lnly, on February
14. 1IIHI, of pneumonia. EMMA If. IlllLM K
ERHOl'F (nee Hendrlcksin). Relatlyea and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
from her lnte residence. Irving Arms, 222
ittverslda l.rlve. New iork.
PI'I.I.INOEH. On February 14, 1010, AN
NIE, wire nf Thomas Pillllnger and daugh
ter if iste. Charles and Ann I -rat I, aged f.S
ttenl the funernl services, on Thijrsdav.
it 2 0 i" m.. nt her ate residence, 248 'E.
PhlT-Ellen'n St.. Mount Airy.
Interment prl-
HArjlONI). .TAMES RAYMOND, son nf
Clarence nnd Knthryn Rnymnnd (nee l-nhcy).
nied 2 "-ears. Relatives nnd friends nrn ln:
Mteil to attend funeral, rinmltls liiircnts'
residence. Hill l'eacli si. (ISth Ward) Thurs
day, at 1 l. m. Interment nt Holy Cross
Cemetery.
I1ICE. On February 15, 1010 CHARLES
WILLIAMS 1IICF son of e Walter II ro and
Elizabeth A. C. Rice (neo Ennls). In His .th
ear. Relatives and friends nre Invited tr.
nttcrid funeral servlcea, rrlrtny. nt ., , tn., , at
his parents' residence, Ldtl llarr laon st..
Frnnkford. Interment nt Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. RICH. -At her residence, r.714 Poplar St.,
on February II. 1010, MARY J., wife of Will
iam II. Rich. In her "2d year. Relatives nnd
friends nre Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Friday, nt 10 a. m.. nt thn 20th St.
M I" Church. 20th nnd York sts. Interment
nrlvato nt lireenvvnod Cemetery. Remains
may bo viewed on Thursday evening.
HIMEK. On February 11. 1010. IDA A.,
widow of Jonathan Rimer. iiRed 5.1 jents.
Relatives nnd rt lends nrc Inviled tn nttend
tho funeral. Thumlay. at 2 p. m.. from
her daughter's residence, Mrs. .Netlln Muslck.
Itustleton pike above llrldee st.. Finnkfonl.
Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
IUNU. On February 13. 1010, ETTA RINK
nice Spencer), Relatives and friends, also
members or the Ladles' Auxiliary, No. 31.
I.. O. O. M.. nnd all other orgnnlzntlons of
which she vvas u member, are Invited to at
tend tho funeral terviccs. on Thursday, nt 2
p. ni.. ut tho residence of Mrs. Sarah Oantt.
72.1 North 11th st. Interment ut Fernwood
Cemetery. Remains may bn viewed on Wed
nesday. Automobllo service.
ROIII11NS. Near Vlncentown, N.J , on Feb
ruary 13. 1010. H FREDERICK, husband of
Gertrude Rnhblns (neo Sleg). Itelntlves nnd
rrlellds. also L. O. O. M.. No. 111. ol Cnniden.
N. J., are Invited to attend funeral, Satnr
lav, at 1 P. m., from his Into residence, near
Ylncciitnwn, N. .1. Interment I. O, O. F.
Cemetery, I'ombcrtnn. N. J. Carriages will
meet 0:32 n. in. tniln fiom Mnrkct St. Ferry,
I'hlln., at Vliiccutown.
SHAW. On February 14, 1010, HENRY II.
SHAW, need in I years. Relatives and friends
ure Invited to altcn I tho lunernl services, on
Friday afternoon, February 18, nt 2 o'clock,
ot tho residence or his son-ln-tnv. Frank II.
Mlddlelnn. Jr.. 300 Wcstmont avenue, Hud
donOeld, N. J. Interment private at Hurlalgh
Cemetery.
HEAD HA YES. At Ilnnrorlt'n HrldRe, Sa
lem County. N. J., February 1.1. JOHN K.
SEAORAVES. nued 711 vears. Itelntlves nnd
rrteniU, iiIbo members pr Lvnnl Lennpo Tribe.
No. 2. I. O. R. M.. of Camden: Camden
Lodge, No. 153. I. O. O F. : the surviving
inembera of 21th N .T. Volunteers, nre
Invited to uttend tho funeral, from his Into
APARTMENTS
DRATHS
residence, In Hancock lirldge. mtT
day. February 18. nt lfi.ni ibJP't
feryrsaremr"' Bl E VIW
SI:I:.MII.I.I:R. On February is is..-.,
wife of the late John a " Beenuii.VB!'U
of Chester. Relatives riaftitRj,N(
the apartments of' William H nfi', & H
ibiTni. ' "" ,,ewca Thuraday; , Tlfi
SEMEDI.EY. On February 14 tsts ..sl
T.., daughter of tho 1st. itsrV n P1-lttS
I.nlrd Semedley, IteUtlvVs LP; M Mu3
inviled to ntleml tho funeral Jervle'li""1'
dav, nt 8 n. m., preclselv i "fl? "t rru
dene. .18.11 Ellatv'orth ' (Wth 'and' n.?."
ft1'?''. IM.,!-ment ' nownlnttSi.'Intsrl
Saturday. 8:20 a m. Ir.iin ,..i5n. Pa.. SS
station. " "'on etrrnl
SIMPSON. On February lfi.lolft nn,. I
vu,:Ha"',.i U'i'it. ima: ".MS&Ba
nnd Woodland "riT Sfl(AJu& "Ci
day evening.
HONENWAI.II. On February
""ry 14. EUtil!
a to it.?2ni'i
cj. . I , ","'r'inii ni
vltfd t", attend the funeri servicV, ft '"
'!, St 1 i!IO P. m.. nt her mniKK?!'.. tlnW:
.-., ,!t-iitiuii. jveiniiven nni
i"r!2.N- Frs.nkl n st. . Interment : 'nMI VPVK
Opm. Wednesday, "i fg.
STARK On Fel.Misrv ll
J010. JOsrenf
E. husband of Elizabeth M. 8Urk81!,JB
Pallor) and son nf Joseph 17iilil?.W
(nee Hahnl. nireil 4i vu.. .,"1'"" Btlivg
friends, nlso members of tiaaii tViTJ, ll3i
113. I. O. It. M. M.i Kssilng""n,nr,R,J4
lie I'nrkwny hen. Society, and tOTftS
ivaru iemocrnitc unit,, are Invltfct , -.."
the funero . on Thursday at 8'30 .'"ill
from his Into res dence, 334 N inti a
Solemn Requiem Mass at the A.iolV
Church, nt, 10 a. m. Interrnent
Cross Cemetery. '""nenv st Haiti
i.vii.viiv. un .teurunry 14. loin tin.rM
husband of the lato Harriet ti. , tj
Chambers), nged 71 years, nelaflv,, '.".Il
friends nrs Invited to attend tnafimHi
services, on Thursday, at 2 n " .,"',?'
Inp tm.Zm
tstrlors or Henry I'her & Son, Mfij1 pftl
Susnueliannn nve. Intermn, '.... "S.1
(Irecmvood K. of P.) Cemetery n.'.,lI
may bo viewed on Wcdneadni ..'-i.5"!lMa
molillo funernl. '"",, '
YAHLEY. On February 14, 1910. wttttiu'
VA1ILEY. nge,l 72 year.. ii.'i..,ikI'uM
friends, also Good Samaritan Lodas v i? -i
funeral, on Thu'radi. nt '?. n,. ". ",5, cSS1
I.-llnws' Home H i: ,n ' 'i 4. L " VLOM e
sts. interment Mount Morlah Cemetery M
WF.IStlAEKTNKH.-On February 11 tin-'
ANDREW ..WEINOAERTNER. husbisi "Si
Elizabeth ctiigacrtner (nee Ren ..,;. i!i
vears. Itelntlves and friend. . i.'Ki.?'
Post. No. 10, a. A. It.; Wnlhsble Loilii iSiM
17, 1. O. O. F.: Schiller t'nlerat. VmlJ M
1: Cutters' I.ocn Union. No. 6. ...i7.M.
to attend funernl services, Thursday si "J 9
p. in., nt his late residence, 4013 N. ViC V j
Interment prlvnte. Mt. Vernon CeiitfS'.
Auiomooiio service, jicmains may ba tt.v.r
Wodnesdny, tit 8 p, m. r T,e4
WEEK. Suddenly, on February 15. JfAItT P
:!f...?t '!oePh. ,V' ,we,ik- "!( s,.v;
iriL'Illini IHD Ml': ( . . CtOUHIIIV Infl Ik i
league of tho Sncrcd Heart of the Chnrca (v
tho Sacred Heart, aro Invited to attM iff!
rnnt-ntt. on Satlirdnv. At n n. m ,.Jlz 1B'?
lain residence 2411 Hiiro! .1 ul.i'"",..?r'.
Hni.m. i, '.V
Muss of Requlom nt tho Church ot the Sims I
Heart at 10:'K) a m. precisely. InterrnenUr I
Cathedral Cemelers'. ""ia
1
WIKSS. On February 13, 1010, LOUIS-hm.
band of Mary Wless. .. Relatives and frf.s,.
nlso Marquette Council, K. of c.i St. P.t7.
St. Vincent de Paul's, St, JosepVs nd SI
Holy Name Societies; St. Mary's CatholtJ
citiu, nnu ,iannyuiiK tiuaincsa Mens Aus.
,n.l.... ..p Ifi.'lta.l tn nll.H.I ... . .J?M" ,
day. at S:30 a. in., from his late nildrati-'
lain st.. Mannyunk. Solemn Rjai,S
at St. Mnry's Church nt 10 - iT-'i
cut St. Mary's 'W.notery. ItotbeicutH'-i
Mass
Interment
11 lllllll'll'.i.i'. J" i" nr) l',lU10,WIM.-i
IAM W. WIDDIFII3LD. husband of 5
VV, vv lUUIIieui ihi'b iiiuiuuni, iieiaiivei IBl
friends. nlo survivors of. 01st Itettinisr
Pennsylvania volunteers: veteran LetJiiJI
Cnmp No. 73, and employes of tho ProtbmJS
lory s Offlce. uro Invited to attend th. r,,':
neral services, on Thursday, n; 2 p. m, (.
his Kite resldenco. 1210 N. 11th at. Intoi!
ment prlvnto. Somcrs Point (N. J.) nim'
plcnsn copy.
WILKIN'S. On February 15, 1010, ELm.
1IET1I. widow nf Fiederlck Wllklni. r.
notlco nf funeral will bo given, from" ttr
lato residence, 2111 South 15th St. ;.
WISMEK. On February 14. 1910, HENRti
H,. hUBbnnd of Amleo V. Wlsmer. aztilll4
fears, iieiaiicn ..in, menus, also WIIB
iiRlon Cninp. No. :i I. P. O. S. of A., tr In-'
viteil to iiiienu mo runerai service), en
Thursday, nt ,2 p. -m.. jit his late reildenci
327 West Tabor rd 01nv. Interment crl-4
vale, Frlenda may call Wednesday, 8 to II'
p. in.
WOI.FINHTON. On February 13, Illl
l-T.lvW ANN. diiuchter or the late John Ki
in. i Mnrln v'olOnslon. need 80 vears. R.l.
tlves and friends nro Invited to attend UiV
funeral services, on Thursday, nt 10:30 . n.,3
nt tho Indigent Widows' nnd Single WomWi'
Asvlum. .t'll.i cncstimt at.
Ln'urel 11111 Cemetery.
Intermtnt it Wm
APARTMENTS
17th Streets
l"5Itr1'i"':vlr"'.1' SaturdaV .7iJi"i
nt 2 30 o clock, nt hi. i..i S!r.ersn,
Vheeler st. Interment st MoJM M
Cemetery. Fr ends m,,. ",' """nt ,llari,k
"' "" rtntha r