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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. (TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 191G.
Monte
S-
SYNOPSIS
in o!olnn hud wrecked. lh West Mill.
1 '"JSnhKlKl V'S- nMiw." ilimt-
f?!"IIn The night tMfore..Stonte. "hllfl
M ft'SK in notif with hl l). Crnlic
K iiinlnr.."1 JiJ'-..- miiwI bv the Countfss
iflBs B7f TSit the mill vvns doomed. The
K vd .tn(K.n, "". .t ...i, lh
m XS&L?FsLfr " s
SE& KoVhm"itVr from hootin tho Tit-
wntu! L"iifr thnt dy n porlmnntnn coir
M, ",:, cripllc croM had he-n stolen
ft "aSc&Siir In the Mai act street
rirrumatiinllal evidence points pretty
JrilStJelyto the deed Koerner. who was
k . engineer, j ?;""." u-" -..--
1 ?n.etof nl ,.ecU.li; man-
V ?' Ef.n VhS Knloilon. When Monte.
TCSfi. anil Airant W. return to Phils
V Affi" It? t ntant they rush to Hc-ch-,
elF,'ap.i office In an etort to capture him
1 mditer s o "" "i " ...miv. the man
t Wr "'" ..tt.mni.,1 in shnot. lto eon-
HS? that he was unwlttlnnly uscl a n
iw'ln uomb Plota and Is lelllnB his stor.
CHAPTEit IX Conllnticil
-(0 ON', what woke- you up?" naked
&trt''c
i "I bcfian to realize my position tviich
'Jtociimclster lost his black portmanteau
In tho subway, in roou mini i reporteu
(ho robbery lo tho police, ElvlrtB this atl
'ire". Ycfl' snia waB a Prlvato dc"
'fetectlve. How the grosscr-aeuot stormed.
KThen I suspected tins -Rrcai commnnucr
ftVu behind all tho recent bombing ot
Anierlcan factories nnd mum nnu wo cnii-
m log f strikes. Ono crlst of letters pro-
pared to Influence the editorial opinion
b . . miimirn ilnllv was In tho black tiort-
1H V..O....O- --
K nuntcau, as was a lot of tho gang's cor-
f respondenco In cipher,
L Lumley began to cough 'violently; he
V iris In pain, physical as well as mental.
He concluded: "Until today I never knew
for a certainty what they were up to.
Thty kept It all from me, curso them. I
rented this ofTlco for them nnd I am tho
It .-t..t fnnl --.I. ,
mi "Never mind that," broke In Agent
Sf'vY. sharply. You navo spoiton tne
Wy truth I You can bo of great service to
0 ..- An,,r,rv Thorn irrtntlnmpn nrn ilncr.
K:
UU1 wu.tvw -...- D ....... . -
ird. I movo we adjourn."
The four men took the waltlnc tal
.h Ao the Government ofllclnl nnd
i m: Burnley wcro dropped at a small hotel
kin Bin sircci, iiiu luiii.c it-juui jiuu, wvl
c list, wo have a man on tho Inside with
B the plotters.",
K "Meanlne me." said Lumley with n
BE grimace. "Well, I owe tho boy there a
good turn for the one ho dm mo last nlBht.
i . . ..At, 4tt nnnnl. .lm,,n In
F HI1UIOVC1 JUH " .. l'-v"u u... ...
PWasblnston want done I am your man."
CHAPTER X
Explanations ami Mystifications
TIIHEC crowded weeks In tho affairs of
Monte Crlspcn had passed. The Kuro
pean wnr still screeched from tho front
pages ot tho newspapers. Early presiden
tial candidates wero letting1 oft their pre
liminary fireworks. Under piessuro of
b"
FARMER SMITH'S
HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A GHOST?
Dear Children Recently I nttended an art show and there I saw a very
wonderful painting and I inquired if the painter of the picture were present.
I met him and asked if I got a piece of canvas and the same color
ft paints as he used and the same kind
like his?
k. lie saici, xno.
1 was amazed and 1 asked, "How
like yourself?"
E He answered, "If you wel-e, I should have heard of you."
So, you see, that canvas, paint and brusnes cto inui maue a ucuumui
picture. It is the GHOST the SOMETHING behind the picture.
You have seen a marble statue somewhere. Could YOU take a cold
piece of stone and carve such a wonderful vision of loveliness?
I think not.
What is there about the wonderful piece of marble which attracts you?
Only yesterday it was in the cold ground by tho mountain side. As it lay
there it hnd no SOUL.
A sculptor found the piece of marble after it came from the quarry
ft and put something into it and that something was a GHOST!
W. -,, . ,..,. i Ai..i :- w
k; we open a magazine ana gaze at
ns? The GHOST.
You read bv the hour a fascinating
Cf keerjp you reading?
The GHOST of the story.''
The very next time you write a composition for your teacher or a letter
to me, try to PUT THE GHOST IN IT!
"Ah!" you say. "You are talking about the SPIRIT OF THINGS, and
not the GHOST."
That may be, but suppose you look for the Ghosts in pictures, in statue3,
Iii books, everywhere. '
It's lots of fun.
Why, there's a GHOST in this talk to you or you would'nt have read
this far. "BOO!"
He's gone! Good-night. FARMER SMITH,
Children's Editor, Evening Ledgeh.
PARMER SMITH'S GOAT BOOK
Billy Bumpus and Mrs. Spider
Mra. Spider had come down from the
'.top of the back porch In her home-made
iVtor and was taking a snooze when
Moiur came Billy Bumpus, the Goat.
;- "Cheer-chool" went Billy, not knowing
wjr one was around.
"Stop that I" said a squeaky voice Just
v his head.
r "Who's that?" asked Billy, so surprised
U dropped a piece of tin can which hej
J! been eating-.
J'It la I, Mrs. Spider."
"Sow on earth can a Billy Goat's sneeze
k$tber you?" asked the fejlow with the
hornq.
"It male mv woh vnl, " rpnlfAd Mrs.
LBPlder. ' ' '
"I thnilffht vnt Ills a1 n KvsVer1 " ald
pUly "" ""
''I do. bv th rf win,! linl ( hu n (l-o. 0 :
L-, at" ' "
t Q0 at1 u1mt9" a.V.,1 Tltllv TtlltnOUS.
tbo had never thought what a queer name
a had before.
PAHMER SMITH,
' Evening Lkdcjkr:
I wlah to become a member of your
hSt? ow Club- Please send me a beau
tutul flalnbov Button free. I agree
v A Lirrwa kindness bach
tKE kvkuv day spread a
wttlb sunshine all along
tHB WAY
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CbUPEN
WniTTEN ESPECIALLY
ARNOLD
Copyflsht, 1010. Tho
sordid scrambling for profits, "war brides"
and ''peace babies" wcro bobbing llko
corks upon endlcb-i rlvcrn of stock tape.
Industry hummed.
As for public Interest In the outcome of
the destruction o; tho west mill at Crls
pcn, I'a In a few shott dnys It had gono
llko a first snowllako upon tho window
pane. Wo cannot see that renders should nlono
have tho right to Interrupt at their
pleasure. Some of tho prh lieges of break
ing off for a. moment, and doing something
elee, should be shared by the teller, who
finds It riulte necessary occasionally to
drag In matters that only Indirectly nro
related to tho story. Hero Is our digres
sion: Bomohow It has become an established
rule that once you have Introduced "de
tectives Into an account of events, they
should remain upon the pages until tho
Inst climax has popped Its thrill. An
equally ridiculous tradition clsts with
respect to tho heroine; that she should
dnnco daintily boforo our eyes In the
very first chapter. Tut' Tut!
The Cryptic Cross
solutions by readers of Ihu
EVENING LEDGER
must reach this office
Nop Later Than Noon
Saturday, April 1
In real life detectives nio only around
for a few hours at the most. They aplt
their iiucstlons. Then they go away;
sometimes they romo back nnd make
an arrest, but not often. As for tho
hcrolno tradition, what heio of substanco
does no: pass through n period of obsci
vatlon before starting down tho tobog
gan that has to end In the Inevitable
"they wcro happj ever after"?
Mnnto Crlspon l.new that some dav he
would meet the tight girl, but he was in
no hurry, and until sho comes along we
must bo patient Thero wns still much;
oh, so much, In the ordinary um of nf
fahs In tho work-a-day wotld to absorb
his attention. N'ow problems sprang bo
foio him with each sunrise One of the
first things he did after his Initial visit
to tho Montgomery Iron Worlta was to
assemble and study all available data
bearing upo,l bettciments for wnsc earn
ers; ho learned that the Philadelphia dis
trict teemed with employers who had In
stalled workable sick bencllt unions, sat
isfactory mutual Insurance societies and
solid building and loan associations.
-In all there Inquiries Monte had n
stanch supporter of Craig Andrews, tho
lawyer. From his private Income account
of brushes, could I paint a picture
do you Know i am not. a great paimcr
What fascinates
a ocuuuiui jm:i.iui-. m
story. "What grips you holds you
k- " frai?r( .TE)
i ( , M J
"Why," went on Mrs. Spider, "when
the animals, birds and flshea and the mean
things were named, tome jone suw you and
called you 'Butter.1 becauso you butt.
That wouldn't do, so your name was
changed to Go-at."
"Oh!" exclaimed Billy. "Then they
call you a spider because you spy?"
"Yes, yes," answered Mrs. Spider.
"And they call a bee a bee "
"Here, here! I don't like bees." said
Mrs. Spider.
"I see," replied Billy Bumpus. "They
are called 'bees'- because wo shou'd let
them be,"
"My, but you are smart 1" exclaimed
Mra. Spider, "Run along now, there Is a
fly n piy web,"
"I see now why a fly la called a 'fly,' "
answered Billy- M , ,. .
"Why?" asked the lady In the web.
Because, when you SPY It. you have
to FLY to it or Jt will BE gone."
"No wonder your head has horns!" ex
claimed Mrs. Spider, as she disappeared.
Kindness Is Best
ny MARIE LOUISE TBEACY. Cbe.tnut St.
There was once a cat who always
scrapped with the dog whenever they met.
Now both their mothers heard of this, so
they taught them how to be good. Weir;
the next lay the cat and dog met again.
Pussy said. "I'm going to bo nice to
Sa" and Vido said. "I'm going t.o be
niea to Pussy" They were so surprised
to find the other not fighting thaf they
Enth stood stocH still Then they laughed
SS beSme friends and bad a much better
" They tad hMth Ired the lesson that
"ItJ HwSE SSur to t agreeable.-
A T A LE - OF
PHILADELPHIA
rt)It THE EVENING I.fiDCIEn I1T
GARRY COLM
Punnc Leixipn Compiny.
he had Andrews arrange n distribution
of cash nmong the families that hnd
suffered from the west mill explosion;
on cqulva'ent in amount to his own Im
pulsive donation to the widow of Jim
Koerner, tho misguided assistant chrI-
I hcer.
lie hnd the good sense to hold to his
original dotcimlnallon to keep his per
sonality out of direct contact with tho
executives running th- nrtous properties
ho wns to Inhetit, until be knew more
about them himself. He never attended
bonrd meetings, nnd lie Urpt away from
his unrlo's old onVes In the Montgomery
National Dank llullding.
So fnp-ns the heads ot the Montgomery
entcrpilses knew, J. Montgomery f!rls
pen, heir of millions, inn to the form
of the nveragc Noting mnu-ahout-lown,
and hnd accepted life ns it playground.
Instead nf following a policy of ".nines
aire," Monte wns really thinking, "Whnt
Is nil tills monev doing, nnd whnt nm I
going to do with It'" As soon as events
shaped, he pinposed icsiimlng Ills quest
for fnrts as plain "Mr Tailor, cfllclcnc:
expert "
In tho pin suit of those lesponslbte for
tho went mill ill.a.itcr, Monte occasionally
heard of the activities ot tho secret serv
ice men from Andrews. Summers, tho
superintendent, nnd Agent K had estab
lished that the plant had been double
mined h two foimer employes, foreign
bom laborers, who mil) the day before
tho successful bombing had nnlled on a
tramp steamer down the Hel.iw.iro for
a Medltcrianenn port. Thc wcic beyond
American Jurisdiction.
As for Addison Luniley, the sclf-stvlcd
"Volco of the People," and his efforts
to assist In tho capture ot tho Sluvay
gang, here nlno new developments lnggcd
lamentabl). Agent V was barely hope
ful, not at nil sanguine. Lumley had been
socrctlv put befoic a. Kcileial Clrnnd Jury,
and a prima fade case made nsaln 't the
plotteis, with tho nsslstance ot ledgers
and a few imreturncil canceled checks
from several banks In New York and
Woshliigtn.i, wlieio llochmcister wns
found to have accounts under the aliases
levelled by I.umlev
Knowing Hoehmcister was the master
mind of the Slgvay gang wns one tiling:
proving It with evidence sufllclent to
charge a ct Into in an Indictment was qulto
another. His safety deposit box at tho
Montgomery National ll.ink had been
forced and found empty, his nbandoncd
ofllco in the i:chango llullding disclosed
no Incriminating proofs, not a single com
promising wrap of I nper llesldes. lto had
vanished completel) . and a score of nlcutlu
had fevetlshly nm up blind alleys without
even a peep at Ills august coattalH
Smli U the plight of the (liuernment In
n inunlry that prrniltH alien ftrnngerN to
rnnm ut will, liiHtrnil of requiring (lint
their prAriire In nny community lie ln
ntiintly reported to the police by tlumo
who hheltcr tliem. In European countries
this iireriiiitlim lui been taken for jen,
nnd no nllen could cluing Ills nililrens
without the authorities knowing It.
I Thus matters stood one rnlny evening
late in Nnvcmbar. when Mnnto shortly he-
I fore midnight was Interrupted In ills study
b tl.o entrance of the butler. The young
man had been Immersed in technical books
t elating to tho mnnufactutc of fabtlca.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
RAINBOW CLUB
Our I'ostoflicc Bo
Adrlennc Reppller Wollens, ot Mount
Airy, hcnds "loe to all the little Rain
bows In town " From Frances M. Daugli
crty, of Ilaxerford, com-M a thougtitful
huggestlon She writes, "I think It would
bo a good Idea for Ralnbowa who get the
I Sunday Public Ledger to malto up tho
I'unlty Dunk iioiikd for iimo uiuiv cnu
dren " Francis McAdams, of Gloucester,
wants to Itnow when to send in drawings
You may send them In at nny time, but If
I you follow tho subjects in "Things to
I Know and Do," you are entitled to cont
! pete for the money prlzew awarded nt tho
I end ot each week. From Morrlstown. N.
J comes William .oiuon. who ceie lines
his birthday by Joining tho Rainbow Club
Many, many happy days Just llko that
one!
Dorothy Batten, Woodbuiy, N. J.. Is
waiting for her llttlo chum to return from
Florida so that she. too. may be a little
Rainbow A branch club in Llndcnwold,
N. J. ! That Is what Alfred Clough writes.
The first meeting, hold last Friday, was
voted by all a hugo hucccsh. lMna Cooper,
Wlstcr street, Cermantown, announces
that sho la finming a Rainbow circle and
will send particulars later. Harry Cooper,
her 2-year-old brother, is to be an honor
ary member When Harry saw IMna'a
Rainbow button he cried so for It that big
sister had to glo It to him'
Heglua Gallagher, of Havcrford avenue,
writes: "Our Sunshine Club would like to
be a brunch of your Rainbow Club. Ita
members nro as follows. Harold Decker,
DntiM Groe. Mary Wcnzol and Reglna
Gallagher." Our Rainbow Club gives to
your "Sunshine Club" a right royal wel.
come! Ida Wagman and Reglna Mll
bert, of South 2d and South 4th streets
respectively, would like to become ac
quainted with somo Rainbows In their
neighborhood who would llko to Join them
In forming a brnnch club. These young
ladies attend tho Southern High School.
Henry Sletina, Lancaster avenue,
wishes to Know how to win prizes. You
may win prizes by answering the ques
tions of "Things to Know and Do." Bes
sle Cohen, Brown Btreet, gives her share
of sunshine by "taking care of tho baby."
Bessie reads tho club news faithfully, so
we rather suspect that "baby" will grow
un to bo a Rainbow'! Sarah Starman,
North' 7th street, hasn't a baby to play
with, so she has the next best thing, a
dear little white guess a bunny' Sarah
plays the piano; I wonder It Bunny sings!
Leandro Tori, South 15th street, and
Albert D'Imperio, South 12th street, are
making a "Drawing Camera." We knqw
the Rainbows would like to hear all about
-the mechanism of this Interesting "pic
ture box." Will the boys please write and
tell us?
Hetb Rlordan. Webster street, Is very
much Interested In wireless telegraphy
and electricity, Have any brother electri
cians Information to exchange with him?
Will William Bmbray send his address?
The following names were signed to In
teresting letters: Caroline Casacclo, East
Lansdowne; A. Savrin. North 6th street;
Mary Hodson. Christian street; Mary
Yates, John Ellis, South 5th street; Alice
Henson. Carson street; Thelma Martzatl.
South Markoe street; R. Kramer, Oxford
streets, and II. J.achterman, Moyamenslng
avenue.
watch ran ouu
FLOWKK WEEK
NUMUEH,
L
Things to Know and Do
1. What Is the meanlng-vof the term
"civil war"?
2. Name and describe four kinds of
birds.
3. Spell CANDY with two letters. (Sent
In by Irvine Woodward.)
BOYS AND QIBL8.
If yon want to earn money fU
icbool and on Saturdays write I
Farmer Smith.
CARNATIONS OF BEAUTY
AND RARE FRAGRANCE
AT BIG FLOWER SHOW
Commercial Growers' Entries
Special Feature for Today.
Privnte Exhibitors Dis
play on Friday
FINE TABLE FIXINGS
Ladies' Socioty of American Florists
Awards Prizes for Retail
Dealers
Thousands of cnrnntlotis, ranging In
color from the purest white through every
shado of pink, red and purple, arc be
ing featured today nt tho Fourth Natlnnnl
riowcr Show of the Society of American
Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists
In Convention Hall
This lower hn proved such a popular
entry thnt the exhibits have been divided
nnd only the rommerelat growers are be
ing leprcsentcd In today's special entries
The many thotnunds of blooms listed by
the privnte cthlhltotn Will be staged and
Judged on Fridnv
The prizes, which will be awarded to
the commorrlal growern of cnrnntlons to
day, will aggregate J3G0 In cash, and In
addition to these n gold medal, valued nt
$50, will he presented by Kroe-chell
Brothers Company, of Chicago, to the ex
hibitor staging the 12 largest carnation
hloomx The American Carnation Society
Will also award a silver medal to the best
vao of blooms siiown and a bronze medal
to tho second best.
.Il'lllLi:i: IIXIIIBITION.
The schedule covering the carnation ex
hibits Is prepared bv the American Carna
tion Knclcty. nnd tho entries nro staged
under Its supervision This organization
Is celebrating Its "Jubilee Inhibition" In
conjunction with the Flower Show. Tho
itcnlo of points to ho used In Judging the
blooms will flguro color as being 25 per
cent ot the value of each entry, nl7o 20
per cent, stem 20 per cent, substanco IS
per cent., form 10 per cent nnd frngtauco
and cnlyx E per cent each.
The first seven classes In which prizes
will be awarded today call for 100 blooms
in each individual exhibit, which has re
sulted in moio than 10.000 carnations be
ing staged In these classes alone In tho
remaining 17 classes 50 blooms comprise
cacli exhibit, and tho thousands of
beauties figuring In these Classen have
transformed tho eastern end of Conven
tion Hall Into a literal wilderness of ex
quisite carnations nnd have filled the
liulltllng with n frngraneo which only
these flowern can cteat".
Tho Ladles' lloclety of American Flor
ists Is also awarding prizes today to ex
hibitors showing the best dinner table
decorations This competition Is open to
retail florists only.
Although the carnation feature of the
day Is an exceptional one, the crowds
which are visiting Convention Hnll have
lost none of their interest In the other ex
hibits. Tho entries of W. Atlco Burpee
4 Co , of A N. Plerson, Inc., of Thomas
Median S. Sons. Henry A Drcer, Inc. the
Century Flower Shop and a host of others
cause favorable comment among the vis
itors nt the show
After having awarded a gold medal to
Henry A. Dreer. Inc.. for sestcrdny's roo
I exhibit, tho Judges of the competition made
public n rt.atenient commending tho prbo
winner ns lonows:
Never beforo at any Flower Show
In tho United States has such a result
been achieved. The patlenco nnd In
terest requlrod to accomplish this re
sult Is worthy of our slnccrest appre
ciation. Tho exhibit ns arranged deserves
tho approval of the most artistic and
will sure'y bo n factor In making
tho Philadelphia Show a success
.M--r . t,t.i nTM.ntr t-.r.Kr.
i The Henry F. Miclicll Company has
staged an attractive Dutch sceno which
mlds a continuous throng of ndmlrers.
vgainst a painted background showing
a windmill, the blades of which actu
ally tevolve. there In a quaint formal
garden with beds of hyacinths inter
woven with numerous gravel paths.
Parts of the plot are nodded and aiound
tho border nro growing plants of various
varieties. Tho vvbolo Is surioundcd with
a quaint green fenco and Inside, seated
on a bench, are a boy" and girl each In
lutch costume.
Among other notublo exhibits are those
if the Conrad nnd Jones Company, A. C.
.volnnek. John Schecpcrs R. Co, Adolph
Muller, tho I'lotex Gardens, William
Henry Maule, H. H. Farr, Alpliano
Humus, Rupert Klcnle, tho Porjzees
Flower Company, the National Decora
tive Company. Frank Pontes, Thomas
Hopper Bros, and Frank M. Ross.
A lecture on "Flowei Arrangement and
Color Combination," to be delivered by
Max Settling, of New York, at 3-30 o'clock
this afternoon. Is looked forward to by
many of tho flower lovers attending the
exhibition today as ono of tho most at
tractive features. Tonight Robert Pyle,
of West Orovi', Pa, will deliver an ad
dress on "Roses "
Tho Tea Garden, which has proved ono
of the most attiuctlvo features of the
Flower Show to persons ptominent In
social circles nf thU city, Is to be con
ducted this afternoon by tho "Wceders,"
an organization of which Mra. Andrew
Wright Crawford Is chalrmnn. Tonight
the Tea Garden will be under tho man
agement of the New Century Club, with
Mra .William B Campbell supervising.
Tho proceeds of the Tea Garden are to
be devoted to charity.
OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS.
More than 1000 out-of-town flower en
thusiasts are expected at the Flower Show
today Among tho delegations listed to
view tho display Is the Womnn'a Garden
Club 'of Baltimore, comprising 375 mem
bers, which arrived Bhortly beforo noon.
A special train arriving at Broad Street
Station at 12:02 o'clock brought a delega
tion of nearly 600 ttoilsts ft.m No rn
city. City Statistician Cattell made the
uddress of welcome at the station una tne
party took luncheon at the stalou resau
rant before leaving for the Bhow
The Garden Club of Norwood, Pa., will
also send a delegation of 200 to Convention
Hall today.
Welcome to
We cordially invite Lovers of Roses, the
Queen of Flowers, to visit our booth at tho
Show. It has been designed especially
to please, and afford a place of rest
for those of our friends who love to
reyel In the delicate beauty and won
derful fragrance of these,
"The Best Roses for America"
Make your sprina a election from
samples of dormant rose plants and
enjoy our beautiful display of superb
causa In full bloom. Grown under
our personal supervision. With your
first rose order for ii ot more we in
clude a copy of "How to GrowRs."
Library Edition. Lists nearly 5C0 vari
eties; 113 pages; 1C In natural colors.
If you dont get to the Show be sure to
write us, anyway. We will gladly help
you make your rose selection.
TWIONARD
tw&JoaaiCo.
Utbt. VfU .M-toUia Yliatur
rrs v i re.
JCcue Sa-rtalltlt. Backiil tv so year experience
IN MEMOntAM
tIAI.rot'R, In loMnu n memi rnnco of ALEX
ANDKIt tlALIOL'U who itrpnrted thin Ufa
March 2S, 11)03 Thy memory ever cherished
i&zat)$
MM. I
Theie Noticei Are Printed in the I
Evening Ledger Free of Charge. ,
r((llli:. on March 2rt. tfiin nt flu in
.rAVti:H At'i'Ocu: Sr ioi of the lite tl'V
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nml frlcrils nm Imltnl to attend tho runerni
wrvlrr on Thurwliiy. nt -J p m nt the
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Heed nt Interment nt lMen Cemetery
lt.MS. On Mnre'i 21. 1010. HKIlTnUDn
A , wife nf tlenrne Ailims nnd dniiKhtrr of
Mnrv ind the late I.imes Whnlen. Helatlies
nnd friends nre milted to nttenn tne luncrni,
on Tluirsdij. nt s in n m, from lirr lute i
residence 1(10", Pouth tilth nl Polemn
tleiittlem t tun fit f'hllri'h nr the Mont Illented
Knenment it It) a m Interment nt Holy
Crrns Cemetery
AI.M-.N On Mnrrh 2T tnin, LOTTtH II.
v.lfe of William 11 Allen Uelntlven nnd
friends nre I vMteil to attend the tuneful
nervteen. on Thurndaj. nt 2.10 p. in. nt
her lute renldenn- 4HH I'enn nt . 1'rnnk
ford. Interment private Trenton (N. J '
papers nlenio tnpv
AMltl.LK. On Mnreh 20 inlrt. MAIIIA A.,
wife nf John I" Ambler nnd rlnuxhter of tho
lite Henry nnd Mnry Khull funeral nervlres
nt her Intt) renld-nre nil South llronil nt ,
I.indnte pi on Thursday, nt 2 n. in In
terment privnte
AltMHiHO.Mi. on Mnreh 2d. 1010 ANNA
.VI widow of Ahrnm Armstrong (nee Jerfer
lel) In her fl-M enr itelltlven nnd friends
nre Inilted to attend the funeral services, on i
ThurmMs. nt 2 p nt . nt her lnte residence, j
litis iirmvn nt interment privnte, ni i-ern-wood
tVmeter In nutomobllen
!li:UTKtl" on Mnrrh JT, lotn. WILLIAM
0 , html mil of Hnrnh llertron llelntlves
nnd frti uiIh nre InUtcd to attend the funernl
nervlem. on Thurmlm nt 2 p in precisely,
nt bin lute resldenre. Snjt Cnthnrlnn nt In
terment nt Mt Mot lull Cemeterj. Autnuiolilln
servlee Itetnnlnn may be viewed nt tho
hnune on VVetlnendi lietween 7 and Ii m
ili;. On Mnreh 27. 1111(1. JAM: Ii. widow
of Alfnd V Hew nireil 78 yenrs ilelalliea
nhd friends lire Invited to ntteml tho funernl.
on Thurndiis, at J p m from the renldente
nf her dumhter, Mrs Caroline llrown drill
rnmis'mui nve Itnxlioroimh Interment nt
I..'verlnstn-i Cetneterv Itemnlnn mty ba
viewed VV.dnendiv, nfter 7 p. m
CAN ON. On March 211. I10 IIHWAIID T.
huinnd of llmtni V Cnnon (nee llnw-ern)
Itcl.itlws ntlil frli niN. also llellnnce IniRe.
No. U. A o V VV , nre Invited to ntteml
the fumr.il norvlces on Thurndij. nt 2 n
in nt lila late resldenre. I72II Mouth Kith nt
Hcrnntns mny Iii viewed on Wednesday
nrer 7 t, m Interment private.
('Willi UN. On March 20 mill. JOHN CAM
ItlHtN aired .",2 carn Relatives anil friends
are Imlttd to attend the funernl services
nn Witlnrnilav at 130 p m . nt tho resi
dence, nf his sun. 11 Cnmburu. 2301 North
tanlthgnw nt Interment nt Itosa Hill Cein"-
terj Amhlrr. I'll
CAIIMXN. At Own n Orove, N J., on March
21,. mill WILLIAM II . son of tile lnte
.lames nnd Itebecca I Cnrninn, nired 78
enrs Itelithen nnd friends are invited to
attend tho funeral, on VVVdncsdi. at 2
fin , from his In tt residence
ICH. On Mnreh Jl mill. THOMAS, son of
John II and Itriilitet Cnrr. nucd 2 1 jean
Helatlves and frtemls. also llrnncli r," O M.
11 A . and IIolv Name Society nnd Ills nnin.
elates nf St lohij'n Hluh Hehool MnnnyunU,
nro Invited to uttond the funernl. on Wnlnes
tl.iy nt s lo a in from the residence of tils
P'irrutn. 2HU ItttxhnrnUKh avc ItnxbnroitKh.
Holemn Iteiiulem Mass at Kt John the llap
tlst Church at lo a in Interment nt Mt
John's (Ynieten
CAKItOI.L, On .Mnreh 20. 1111(1, KLIZAtllVril
M . widow nf Patrick Carroll ItelatlvtH and
friends nre Invited to attend funeral Wcdnin
d ly. nt H .to a m. from rtsldence of her
d.lUBhti r. Vlrn Mary ltnyle, 2121 rl Carlisle
nt llUh Masn of itinulcm at St Monica n
Church, nt in n m Inttrim-nt Hol Cross
(elnrter
fit VM'ANT. On March 2.1 1010 nnNJA
.M1N VV .CHAI.r.VNT, huslnnil of Mary H.
Chnlfant 11, lattven and friends, also tdnhn
Tribe No 7.1 Improved Order nf Ited
Men are Invltid to attend the funernl serv
ices on VVedni sd iv, at J P in . at his Into
resld-nre. Ii.int North Wlfllngton nt Iln
mnliin in i be viewed on Tuesd ly. from K to
lo ii m Interment private, ut Mount Ver
non Ci uietery.
rilAIllro.N on March 21 linn. ANNA, wlfo
uf Altiiui P I'hnrlton Helatlves and friends
nre Invited to ntt.nd the funeral on rrbbtv
nt M :to a m . from her lite residence. 3illn
Aspen Nt Went Philadelphia lllnh HequU-m
Mans at Mt Acitlia'n rhurch. at 1U n. in
Interment ut llnlv Cross t'emeterv
C'LAICU. On Mnreh 21 llltll. THOMAS W..
huslMtid nf Mir CI irk Uetnthefl nnd
frlniiils are invltnl to at end the funernl on
Wednesday, at s .lo a nt from Mteelman's
Chapel .10.11 ICi nsltmton ate HlKh Miss at
Church uf the Ascension ut In n. m. Inter
ment ut Holy Si pub lire Cnuetery.
CI.AKH. On .Vlanh Jll ltllll MAItaAItHT J
CLAItfC Iteljtlven and frleiuls are Invltitl
to ntteml tho fumral Hervleen on Wedrien-
liy. nt It u m . at her lute resilience, 1U2t
W. (llrnril ave Interment private, ut Went
1 tin-el inn onwrery
CI.LUHNT. On March 27. nt llnitdonfleld N.
J iliW'NMKNll son of I itu 'Intvnsellil und
Ann lit mem imed US scarH Helatlves and
friends of family nr r.spcttfutb Invltctl to
ntlend funeral nervb e ai I npltst Temple,
Hliddonneltl. N J , Widnesdnl. 2 10 p m
t'l (ISK. On Mnreh 2(1. 1H10 KUZAHUTil
C. duutthtcr of Mariraret nnd Into Henry M.
Clone Helatlves and friends nro Invited to
nttiml the funtrnl services, on Wednesday,
at 2 p. in . at tho residence of her mother.
."di i Ilnverfurtl ave. Interment private.
t'OI.I.ILlt. On Jlanh 2U. mill. LLIZAIHTTH
COI.I.lHIt. llRid .'! Ji'lirn Helatlles unit
friciuN alsu imploves of Polwill llro tt
Co s UurllnrT nnd MenJlns Department nre
Jnvlted in attend lum-rul Htrvuen. on Wd
nisd.ii. at 1 p m nharp. at rtsldine nf her
brutllLr-ltl-law. HiiltMiiu Anderton, :I2,1J N
Hantoik nt Interment private, l.reenmnunt
Ctineti ry lleni.ilns m ly b viewed TueHda,
after 7 p. in
CIINMH.LV Un llan.li 20, mio. JHSSH
I unhand of the lite Mnrc.llft L Connolly
Kelntlve and frlenos also all societies of
width ht w-uH a member, nro Invited to at
tend fumral uirvlt-en at his late residence
.Ml William nt . Camden, on Wednesd ty. at
12-30 p m Interment private. Cedir Hill
Cemetery friends may view rem tins Tues
' '--mi 7 t i n n m
CONVKI.L. Suddenly, on March 20 1010.
ANNIH M . wlfi nf Mlchiel A. Connell
Hft.itlira and friends are Invited to attend
tho fumral. on 'Ihurnday. at 8 30 n. m.
from her lito ristileiice. Ill", North loth st.
ttok-mn Rich Uttiulem Mass nt Mt Mulachy'
Church at 10 u in Interment at New Cutho
drul Cmeter
COVI.i:. Kuildt-nli. en JIarch 20.1III1I JAMKR
1 HANCItl mm nf willUm J and Mnry V
Colti (nee Jlcfnrthy) nseil 7 J corn 11
months in dus Due iiutlcu of funeral vvltl
le uiveii. from parents' resldenct.-. 2' tu North
CIKUVN. On March 28. 1010. PATRICK
c'Ultl'.AN ItelutlvcH and friends nr In
vited to titteml tho funeral, on Tliurndny, nt
H u m . from resldcnco of hln son. 'Ihnnwn
Curran, 1-H- Mouth 27th st Itequlem Mass
at Mt Anthouj's Church. t 3D a. m Inter
ment ut Holy Cross Cemetery
D.vll.lA. on .MarLii .'ii. Hi hi I'HTCIt J . son
if tho lite James and Cathnrlnu D.illey (nee
Monawhan Duo nutk of funeral w-lll tm
nlen. from his late residence, 427 West Dla
ntttil nt
DAVIs. At Clementon N J , on March 27.
llllil. It. ANNA, wife ot James W Davis
Hired !! eirs. Helatlves and friends, also
Duwey Uidje. No 3 United Americans, and
nil other societies of which sho wun u mem
ber tiro Invited lo attend tho funerul serv
ices, on Ihurnday. at 2 p m ut her late
residence. Camden N J interment at Hnr
pltth Cemetery Itemnlns may be viewed on
Widnesday evening
DtllILt:. At Cetlar llrook. N J . on March
2U. 1UK1. H.VUAIl A . wife of Joshua Duble.
Rose-Land
Evergreen
Bittersweet
srEcnusra .v
i ii i rai-i i ii
. naray i mux, uiuca,
I Roses, Iris, Evergreen
and Shrubbexy
Asfc or Our Pries LUt
ADOLF MULLER
Norristown, Pa.
DE KALB NURSERIES &
p a box on Sjfa. v
H HliBL??a a( ; ' 7,-jiiT A." j9 H li lb- Ll2SrfCtSSnK 1I SV T ftyfcJHrv..fT A
WEST GROVE WSSJW "JMmM ft vlffi
Bi oi Pa. W WLsSZFft J&yJW . ffe i i.lliM?5.YRfl
saalijaaHL VMt I f I e-evoVT X-' va iTr'Tratt
BK.iaws .aat fts&'aa- i a I Cj riArjre w t-iurr7-L-s3t-.
im-ir iiiTMM'ViIalal I i 'SliSjUWriJaL
riBATnn
need 00, yeflrn Helatlves nnd friends are
Invited to ntteml the funeral nervlren, on
Wednesday, r.t 2 p in nt her lnte resld-nce
Cedir llrook. N J Interment nt Wllllimn
to-vn Methodist liplscoprvl Cemetery Train
lenves Chestnut nt ferrv nt 1 p, m Re
mnlns mny 1 vlcwrtl Tuesday evening
KI IINtir.lt. On Mnreh 2T 1010, AHRAHAM,
husband of Jennie Tirflncrer. nred 01 jenrn
Helatlves nnd friends nrn Invited to attend
tho funeral services on Wednesday, nt 2 p
In precisely, nt his son's residence, Herbert
llfflnser. 018 North 10th t. interment nt
Mount Mlnnl Cemetery.
IHCIIIlqtt.V. On Mnreh 20, 1010 A LIU-HIT A
JlltlltloltN lo his snth venr. Relnltven nnd
Trlends. also members of Chosen Friends
1idce No loo, I o O r . Veternnn' Assn.
nnd Iteidlns 11 wy Relief Assn . nro Invited
to nttend funernl on Thursday, nt 2 p m.
from his lnte residence. 20S1 Kant Somerset
nt Interment privnte, nt Orconwood (K of
c I t'emelerv
rAIIItlH.IA. On Mnreh 20. Inlrt. ANNA M..
dan thter of J imcs J nnd llrlduet rnrrellv.
nrted s jeirn t rnnnthn and 8 diss Cunernl,
to which relatives nnd friends nre Invited
on Wednesday, nt 7 10 n m , from her pnr
enln' residence ml in s llickn et Mnns of
Requiem at hurt h of St Monica nt U n m
Interment IIolv Cross Cemetery.
liSlll.rt, On March 20, 1010. ANNIH C.
wife of Peter A 1'lslier. Relntlven nnd
friends nre Invited to nttend funernl nrv
lei . Wednesd.u-, p m , nt her Into resi
lience, .ISO.' Wnltnn nve Interment privnte
Remnlns mas be viewed Tuesday, from 8
to 0 p m
rT.tiHKIL Suddcnlc. on Mnrrh 20. 1010.
CIlRISTtAN K . son of the lite John and Re.
hoccn tinner, nired 4R venrs Relntlven
nnd friends nre Invited to nttend funernl
nervlces on Wednesday nl 8 p m , nt the
residence nf his brotlier-ln Inw. A L Stark,
1301 w Russell st Interment Thursdnv nt
Hlnndon Iterks Countc, Pn , on nrrlval of
10 in n m train rrnm Rendlns Terminal
rol.t.Y.MtD. On March 2.1. Inlrt. JOHN, bus
bnnd of lite Mnrj Knllvard Relatlven nnd
friends nlso lie l,n Maile Council. No Win
It nf C St Patrick's 1 C 11 V . No. BI2.
nnd emplojes of West Phlln Storehouse, P
It R , nre Invited to ntlend funeral, nn
Tliurndny nt 8 30 n. m, from renldnieo nf
his snn-lnlnv. Thmnns Mctlnrev IM) N
Cnlon nve. Lnnndowne, Delawarn Counts.
Pa Wall Minn nt St Phllnnienn's Church
nt 10 n m Interment IIolv Cross Ccmctcry
I ItltHlllIfiSS. SuddenK on March 2S. 1010.
PIIVLI.IH lieloved nnd onlv d.iuuhter nf .Mr.
nnd Mrs H I' I'rledrlrlcs I'unernl snd
Interment strictly private Kindly omit
Mow ers
HALLOW AY. On March 27, 1010 MART,
vlfo of ileorae J (lilloway Cuneral. to
which relatives and friends nre Invited, on
Thursd nt U n m , from her lite resi
dence 1110 4 3d nt Mnss of Reuulem nt
church of the Sacred llenrt nt 1U-3U a m
Interment nt IIolv Cross Cemeterv
flILI.r.HI'li:. On March 21 into CATIIAR
1NH iliucht"- -t lat, Jonn nnd Sarnh (lilies,
pie Relntlves nnd Trlends, nlso Altnr nnd
Itnniry Societies lire Invited to nttend fu
neral, on Wednesday, nt 7 in n m from
her late residence, 800 N 21th nt Solemn
Mnss of Hctiulem at Mt Croncls Church
nt n a. in Interment New Cathedral Ceme
tery. fillllllAN. On Mnreh 2.1 1110 SUSAN it
(nee Mereels). wife of Wllllnm C Oormnn
Relntlven and friends nro Invited lo nttend
funernl. on Wednead.is. nt 8 10 n m . from
her Into residence. 7111 Corlnthtnn nve
Solemn Requiem M ins nt Ht Crnncls
Xnvler'n Church nt 10 n m. Interment Holy
Cross Ccmetcrs
OKAHML On Mnrcn 21 1010 Mm SARAH
CANNINC1 tlHAllA.M Relatives nnd friends
nro Jnvlted to attend the funeral services on
Tuesday at 2 p m nt her late residence
101 Mouth 22d nt Interment nrlvate
flKOMH'.lttl. On Mnreh 27. 1010 MICIIAni.
L.. husband of Rnchel Leopold Oronberi:, In
his 7lth car Helatlves and friends nlsn
riothlc- Lodite. Xo Rill, P nnd A M aro
Invited to attend tho runernl services, on
Wednesday, nt 10 30 n m preclselj, nt hln
lnte residence. 2214 North 20th st Interment
nt Mount Mlnal Cemetery.
HAMI.IN. On Mnreh 27. 1010 at Rldlry
I'.irk Pn . AltltlKTTA K . (nee Powelson).
wlfo of Colonel OeorKe r llnmtin runernl
nt 24 Sellers nve Ridley Park, nt 8 p in
Wetlncsdas Interment at Mcotcii Plains,
N J . 1 p. m , Thursday
1IANMIN. On tho mornlnu of March 2.1
ItilO, ANDItHVV A., son of Lawrence nnd
Catherine Jlamtnn Relatives and friends
nro Invited to attend tho funeral, on Thurs
day. at s 30 n m fiom the residenco of his
parents, mil N 37th st . West I'hlla hoi
cmn Requiem Mnss In Mt, Acath i'u Church
at 10 n in precisely. Interment In Holy
Cross Cemetcr
I'AIll.l'.Y. At Atlantic Cltj. N J , on Mnreh
jil. HUH CRANCHS. wife nf Joseph L Par
ky, need 2S jenrs Hel.i Ives and friends
nre Invited to attend funeral, on Tliursd is
at 8 lo n in . from her late residence Ins
N lVnnsslvanla live Mali Miss nt- Ht
Nicholas' Church ot Ii 3d u m Interment
Pleas uitvllle Ccmcterv via special train
HARRIS. On March 23 llllil. CHRISTINA,
wltltiw of Thomas Harris Relatives and
friends, nlso Tinea No. 1 llenetlclal Models
aro invited to nttend funeral. Wednesday, at
A V m . from her Into residence, 03U W
Hchlllcr st. Interment Greenmount Ceme
tery. Remnlns may bo viewed Tuesday,
after R p. m.
ILVKTMANN. On Mnreh 23. 1010. MARY V
w-lfo nf Ountav Hnrtmnnn. Jr Relntlves
nnd frlnnds arc Invited to attend tho funernl
nn Thursday, nt 8 a. m , from bgr father's
resident c-, Martin Moloney, 217 Dickinson
st Solemn Mass of Requiem at tho Sacred
Heart Church nt 0J10 a m interment at
Holy Cross Ccmetcrs
ILYTTilN. On Mnreh 27. 1010, DR LOUIS
HA1TON. In his 82d sear funeral serv
ices on Thursd is afternoon March 00. at 2
o'clock, at tho residence nf his snn-lu-law-.
Wllllnm II M. Hurrell. 427 Market street.
Camden. Is' J Interment private nt Ilur
lelch Cemeters. friends may call on Wed
nesday ovcnlng
II HA I.I). Suddenly, nt Myrncuse N Y on
Third month 2flth, 1010 LOUISA TAYLOR
IIL'ALD. wife of J Wilson Heald. lined tl'l
Sears Relntlven nnd friends aro Invited to
nttend funeral scrvltes. on fifth day. 30th
Inst., nt 11 a m at falrhlll friends'
Meeting House Clermnntowu nve ami Cum
bria st., Philadelphia Interment private.
IMiKMLOn March 27. 1010. KOIITHIT D
IXtSHAM. iiKed .12 seam funeral nervlces
and Interment private at New London. Pa
JIIM. Suddenly, on March 20. mill KATII
11 VN I b. love-il wife of lMnln M Junes
(nro Hobs), aeetl 2.1 sears Relatives um!
friends are Invited to ntteml funeral services
nn Thursd.is at 2 p m , nt risldLtue of her
father John Huss 3.M 1,1m st . Camden.
N J Interment private at Hversxecn Cemo
tt rs Remains mas bo viewed Wednesday
tivenlnff
JUNKS On Mirch 20 1010.HDWARD CARL.
son of William and Mnry Jones and grand
son of Mnrunrct und tho Into IMwurd Me
Lnuffhlln, iikcm 2 sears (I months Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend ttio fu
neral services, on Wednesdas. at 1 p m
precisely, at residence of tils grandmother
ISIU Pike, st Interment private, at Ivy
Hill Cemetery
KKKNAN. On Mnreh 20 1010. JOHN J .
husband of Mars J Kcenan and son of
James and Margaret Kee-nan, unttve. of liar
rlstown. Counts Mllso Ireland Relatives
nnd friends also Holy Name Society of
Church of our Lady of Victory and llrother-
Today Is "Carnation" Day
at the V
National Flower Show
CONVENTION HALL
Broad Street and Allegheny Avenue
Thousands upon thousands of the most beautiful carna
tions, orchids, roses, gardenias arranged in beautiful bowers,
gardens and other attractive settings a Fairyland that ia
truly fascinating. By all means
str
r"
nruTirs
hood nf T u t rrmnircrl, nre InHSi to
nttend the funeral mi Tnurediy. , at 83ft
n. m . from hln lnte residence fiftw wdn
nt . Went CllladelpMn Hslemn .fieqalem
Mnss nt Oar Lady of Victory jt iu t w.
Interment nt Holy Cross Cemetery
KKLLY. Oa Mnreh 21 1010 ANNA H
daushter of tho late John nnd Mnry Kelly.
Relntlves nnd frlendn nro Invited to attend
the funeral, nn Wednesday nt 8.J0 a, m.,
from her brother's residence, 3J08 Cednf at.
Solimn Requiem Sfass nt tho Chureh of the
Nativity nt 11) n, m Interment at llolr
Cross Cemetery
K1H.LY. on Mnreh 2.1. mlO RANNAIt T.,
wlfo nf Timothy J Kelly nnd daushter et
the late John nnd Mary Reed Relatives and
friends, nlso Lenirao of tho Sacred Heart.
Altnr Society rind Pride of Plilladelrihl
Circle. No 8, Lady foresters el America,
nro Invited to nttend the funeral,
on , Wednesday, nt R'lil n. m from, the
residence nf her husband 1730 Pouth lltli
nt Solemn Requiem Mnss nt tho Church of
the Annunciation. Interment nt Holy Crass
Cemetery.
KF.I.LY Orr March 20 1010, .ROUBRT son
of the lite, Oconre nnd Miry Jane Kelly (ne
Lnvvson). Relatives nnd frlendn, nlsa Cou
Olive Ilrnnrh. No. 201, r of A . nncf em
ploses nf Valentino II Smith Co.. Inc.,
nre Invited to nttend the funernl, on Thurs
day, nt 8 30 n. m , from his Into residence,
2210 North Palethnrp st. Solemn lilxh Mass
nt Visitation church nt In a. m Interment
KHoly Sepulchre Cemetery
KlliH'TZ. On Mnreh 20. 1010. MtOtAF.L.
husbnnd nf Mary ICreuts tneo ltnshl)
nnd.son of tho lnte Atbert nnd Anna Krevitr,
nprrd no venrs Relntlven nnd friends, nlso
men of St Crnncls' Iteneflclnl Association.
nre Invited to attend furferal services, on
Thursdnv nl s on n m.. from liln lain resi
lience. rl7 W MrRquehnnnn nve Solemn
Requiem .Msss nt Ht Itonlfnclus" Church, nt
in n m Interment nt Mont Holy Redeemer
Cemeters
1.AIT. On Mnreh 2(1 1010 1IRIDOBT
widow of Chnrles Lnut (nee O'lfeefe). Rela.
tlven nnd friends nre Invited to attend tn
funernl, on Thurndaj-, nt 8:30 n m , frorrl
her son's resilience, Georite Iiutz, 2043
Hepvlrn nt lllKh Mnns nf Requiem at Bf.
Ann's Church nt lo a. in. Interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
LA Mill-Mi'. On Mnreh 23, 1010, KMMA
widow of Oeorgo Lawrence nnd dauahter of
the I1I0 John nnd Klb-n Olenn. Relatlvei;
nnd friends nro Invited to nttend the funernl
services nn Thursday, nt 2 p. m, ,nt her
lnte residence, l'ii.m n 2tth st. Interment
privnte Mt Vernon Cemetery. Remains may
be viewed on Wcdnrsilnv, from 7 to 0 p. m
Lf.eill.HU. On Mnreh 20. into,. WILSON
Ollt PP son of Oenrgo nnd tho Into Annie
techier. In his 2th venr. Itetitlves nnd
friends of fnmlly nro Invited to nttend tho
funeral nenlces nn Wednesday, at 1 .30
p. in nt residence nf his nunt. Mrs Cathn
rlne Pns-nter ln.12 N Sth st. Remnlns mny
lie viewed Tuestlas'. from 7 to i p m In
termrnl nt Greenwood (K of P.) Cemetery,
private
Mi JII'NMIN. On Mirch 20, 1010, DAVID
II hus'nnd (if Ida f. 1 Munyon, n-red 44
Senrs. Relntlven nnd frlendn. nlso employes
nf Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company,
Rnndwny Department. Division, No. 8, are
Invited to attend the funernl on Wednesday,
nt 8:10 a m from his lnte residence, 1821
Crocker nt Onk Lane. Pa. Solemn Hlh
Requiem Mns nt the Church of the Holy
Anreln Oak Lnne, nt 10 a. in. Interment at
Holy Sepulchre Ccmetcrs',
Concluded on Pace 14
MIPS SEEDS
ONCE GROWN, ALWAYS CROWN
Maulc's First Early Cnbbagc
.Earlier than Wakefield ;
hard as a stone; flat
heads, with few leaves;
can be planted close, and
is a sure header. For full
description sec page 30 of
aeiEe'sSeeeSBook
Ht 1916
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