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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1910.
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WOMEN ART STUDENTS
CALL ACADEMY UNFAIR
Girls fn Sculpture Class Say
Authorities Refuse Privilege
of Night Classes
W4men stticfents of sculpture at Ihe
Academy of the Pine Arts, DroAd nnd
Cherry streets, are denouncing the Acad
etny authorities, who, they eay, ullt not
give them free lights for night classes In
sculpture, on equal footing with the men
students.
Tho young women have been to "the
powers that be." They have written and
signed petitions, but declare tlic.o are all
to ho Avail. Tha? girls are much thngrlned,
because the men are allowed to hold the
night classes, and thus lime an advantage
over them In tho matter of winning
scholarships, because they have more time
to prepare.
What the girls want Is permission to
have three classes In sculpture at night,
each week. A number of the women
students arc ambitious and are working
their way through the Academy. Some
of them nre out for scholarship" They
aro willing and anxious to go back to the
Academy and work evenings to get ettra
practice In clay work They declare they
will pay for their models themselves or
thoy will work on compositions, If they
aro only allowed to go back to work at
nfght.
'Tho men hac classes three nights
a week," said one ambitious young sculp
tress today, "and It glcs them more
chance to win tho scholarships than It
does the girls. Wo do not think It Is
fair. So we nBKod for permission to come
back and work nights It did no good
Then we sent In a petition But that
brought no results. We do not want to
seem unreasonable, but truly wc think
the girls ought to be allowed to use tho
Academy at night when tho boys have
the privilege Wo do not want to go
tho tame nights they do Wo are willing
toig any time tho Academy will let us "
The young woman, who Is heading the
movement for "women's rights" at the
Academy requests that her name, be with
held, declaring It might ruin her chances
for a scholarship. If her name was pub
lished In connec'on with the report ot
tho girls' allegation that tho Academy Is
not fair to the girl students of sculpturo
Other departments have night classes
when they request them, and the sculpture
students assert they can not understand
why there should be discrimination against
them.
FRIENDLY TUSSLE IN SALOON
MAY COST LIFE OF DAN FINK
Man's Skull Fractured in Fall and
Now He Is Dying
A friendly tussle in tho saloon of
Michael Sheedy, .Mth street and nidge
avenue, may cost the life of paniel Fink,
60 jcars old, of 1630 North 27th street,
who .fractured his skull oil May 28, with
out knowing It, and Is dying today In St
Luke's Hospltnl Fink slipped and fell to
tho floor while wrestling with Thomas
Casey, of 2428 North 24th street After
the fall he had pains In his head, but
thought nothing of It for several days
Dr. William Crimth examined Fink on
April 6 and found a depression in his
skull. At the hospital hla condition grew
rapidly worse Tollce of the 2Sth and
Oxford streets station henrd of tho affair
only last night, when Fink's son. Howard,
informed them his father was dying Act
ing Detective Douglas and Ctcgg arrested
Casey, who will have a hearing today it
tho City Hall Police Court.
MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED
.Woman Badly Injured in Frantic Ef
forts to Save Daughter From
Flames ,
Mrs Lena Brown was playing cards
with a few- friends on the first floor of her
home at 70D South 6th street last night,
when she heard her G-j car-old daughter
Sarah crying on tho third floor
"Excuse me a minute," sho said "Baby
Is crying for wator, I suppose I'll only
be a minute "
The woman climbed the steps to the
child's room on the third floor nnd en
tered. Tho child was enveloped In a
mass of flames on her bed, which was also
on fire. Tho mother rushed nt the names
and beat them out The child was terribly
burned In fighting the flames the mother
was also severely burned and was about
to faint when the other occupants of the
house camo to her nld Both mother nnd
daughter wero taken to tho Fennsjlvnnla
Hospital, where they are recovering rire
men extinguished tho blaze The origin of
the flro is unknown
Meeting of W. C. T. U.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
tonight nt the Wlllard. 1921 Arch street
Flans for the redemption of tho $28,000
mortgage on the building of the Union
will be discussed
"Shakespeare and the Jew"
"Shakespeare and the Jew" will be the
subject of ii talk tonight nt tho Congre
gation ItodepH Shalom, Broad and Mount
Vernon streets, by Dr Henry Berkowitz
The talk will be given especially In com
memoration of the Shakespearean Ter
centenary. THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WAS!UNC-TO,V. April It
For Eastern Pennsylvania e Rain this
afternoon; fair tonight and Saturday;
cooler tonight; strong west winds
The storm area that appeared over the
upper Lake region jesterday has moved
southeastward with increasing energy and
is central over Lake Ontario this morn
ing. It has been attended by light to mod
erate rains, which have also occurred in
the trough that extended from the Lake
region southwestward to northern Mexico.
Storm warnings have been ordered up
along the coast from Norfolk to Boston
A cooler area Is following the storm and
has overspread most of the great central
vsyeys. ,
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PISH AND FISHERMAN
The trout fishing season In P'nnsylvn
nla will open tomorrow and hundreds of
anglers will go to the mountain streams
up-State to cast for brpok and brown
trout.
The trout catches during the earlv part
of the season will probably be small, as
the weather conditions are still unfavora
ble There Is still much snow In many
of the mountain sections; many an angler
will find his favorite brook banked high
with water from melting snow, nnd until
this passes out the trout will not rlso
eagerly to the lures By reason of this
state of affairs, many expert trout fisher
man will defer their mountalnward trips
until a week or more after opening day, by
which time they hope most of the effects
of last week's blizzard will have passed
away
Berks County fishermen will bo out In
force on the trout streams In that county,
many of which havo ben extensively re
stocked with flngerllng trout Among the
best of these arc the following' Mount
Pleasant Creek and small streams In the
vicinity of Wernersvllle, Wyomlsslng
Creek, Manatavvney Creek, Tulpehockon
Creek, Cold Bun, headwaters of French
Creek, Bobesonla Creek, Moselm Creek,
Big and Little Sixpenny Creeks, Willow
and Hope Creeks
In Lehigh County are the following
trout streams' Upper reaches of the L
high Blvcr. Cedar Creek, Spring Creek,
headwaters of Maiden creek
Northampton County anglers will cast
their lures In Lltllo Uuehklll and Martin's
Creeks and streams In the lower part of
Monroe County
The following streams In the rnuntles
named nitre afford good trout fishing
, Clinton Count) Kettle CreeVi nnd trlhutar
lea Drurv nun Paddv nun loung Woman a
Creek, Hyner Creek Lick nun small streams
near. Lock Haven
., Sullivan Count nig Lovntatock Creek. I.lt
tl l.ojlitocl t'reek. I.lttle l.lc-l, ("reek
Muncey Creek tributaries ot the streams
named
Monroe. County tlrodheail Creek, Tnhjhanna
Creek. McVllchaet's Creek Bwltlvvnter 111k
and Little nushklll Creeks small breoks near
Saylorahurg nnd Krcsgevllle
Pike County Wallenpaupaf Creek and trlli
utarles at l.nanna. South Sterling. New found
land Grecntonn Ledgevlllo and Lakevllle
Lvcnmlng Countv Lnjaleock Creek Wnllls
Bun, Mill Creek Coitan Itun t.arrv a Creek
I.lttle Pine Creek. Otter Pun Mill nun. non
nell nun OraJ'a Itun. Trout nun, nock Hun,
Short nun. tlloek House nun Wolf Itun,
Slate nun, numerous small trlbutnrlen of
fine Creek.
NOVEL FLT FlSHt.VO METHODS
At the monthly meeting of th" Pennsylvania
State Oama nnl I Ish Protective Association
Or. Chalmers Kulton explained n somewhat
noel nay of dry fly fishing by tho use of
mineral oil. Until the war broke out mineral
oil. as used by tho medical profession was
obtained lamely from the Oalfclan fleld, but
Amerlcnn refiners are now producing n product
equal. If not superior, to the Imported. As
every fly fisherman knows, the Important thins
Is to keep the fly dr. because a wet n menus
n, useless one. Fishermen used to oil their
files In order to mnko them last longer. It Is
said that n smnll quantity of mineral oil
placed on the surface of n stream or pond wlli
distribute Itself so thorough!! over the sur
face thnt files will float. A tenspoonful of the
compound will cover half an acre of water
and form n thin dim over the surface
Mark .Mills and William K Hairls Ir ,
of Mill street and Springfield avenue West
Philadelphia, have arranged for their nnnunl
spring fishing trip to upstate mountain streams
A S Mehl of Philadelphia, Is getting his
tackle ready Tor his nnnual Ashing trip to
the wllda of Maine
noherl II Dlppj. of Philadelphia will go
upstate tomorrow to angle for brook trout
A M Pennington, US Locust street, Phila
delphia Is getting his Ashing tackle ready
for week end trips to Neahamlny Creek
CHUB AND SUCKERS
Local anglers are making good catches of
chub nnd suckers, nnd A few cntlllsh In the
upper reiche of Darn. Crum Itldlei nnd
Chester Creeks Sunnh have nlso commenced
to blto Itt the nearby streams nnd a few da
of sunshine will lure a small army of Juve
nile fishermen to these streams
Tidewater anglers nre preparing to go after
vvhllo cntflsh some few of which were tnken
last vvcek Hut this toothsome pan fish will
not begin to blto In llvelj fashion until old
Sol gets bus and takes the vvlntiy chill off
the waters they Inhabit
Edward Carr and Joseph Green of Media,
caught good atrlimo of suckers on their re
lent trips to Itldley Creek. Iielow I'ulmer'B
Dam
John Elcher. J Cnvv ford nnd W Vnnzant.
of Wnlllngfnrd hooked largo numbers of chub
nnd suckers on their recent nngllns trip to
Crum Creek, near tho mouth of Whiskey Itun
Joseph Chndnlck, Frank Palmer. William
I'lnkton and J Crosby ot Addlngham. am
high rods among tho fishermen visiting Wild
Dam. on upper Darby Creek, with big entities
of chub nnrt suckers
1, It relffer Harrington Halle nnd .Mil
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
HONOIt TOM DALY
Lower Morion English Class Devotes
Itself to His Works Today
"Tom Daly," of the Evknino LEDonn
was honored by tho Frpshman I'ngllsh
Class, In the classical section of tho Lower
Merlon High School al Ardmore. at a
"Tom Dal Day" todaj tho exercises
Included an acount of the poet's life bj
jriss Mary Blair, of Aidmorc. and com
ments upon Mi Daly's work from vari
ous nuthoiltlcs. given b MIsh Ann Kliin
of Bryn Mavvr, Miss Gertrude Harrison, of
Ardmore, Mlsa Marian Verkes, of Ilrjn
Mawr; Mlssj Hmlly Messing, of Wynne
wood, nnd Miss Prances Shlpm.in, of Brjn
Mawr.
Mr ral's poem. "Song of the Thrush."
which has received especial commenda
tion by Colonel Roosevelt was lead by
Miss Van Duier, of Havcrford "My fa
vorite Poet" anil "Bedfellows" wero read
by Miss Kthel Kitzetmnn. of Brjn Mavvt.
nnd Mlsa Margaret Butler of Ardmote
Recitation of "Mia Carlotta" was given
by tho Cngllsh Instructor. Mlts tirace
Ilreclit. A humorus leter from Mr Daly
to the class was lead by Miss Ithoda
Armstrong The affair was In charge ot a
class committee consisting of Miss Doro
thea Fox, of Cynwjd, Miss Alice Humpp.
of Cynwyd, and Miss Ilhoda Armstrong,
ot Bala.
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL PLAN
First Step in Construction of New
$1,000,000 Institution Will Be
Buildinfr of Wing
The first step In the erection of the new
Presbyterian Hospltnl, at a cost of more
than a million dollars, will be the con
struction of the wing on the northeast
corner of 33th street and Powelton avenue,
which will cost 1100,000. The wing will
be six stories high and 100 feet long by
46 feet deep, The first four floors will
bo used for the dispensary, while tho
upper two will bo used for laboratory
purposes. The erection of the wing will
be definitely decided upon at a meeting
of the directors, to be held next Tuesday
In the hospital building.
The wng will be one of six units In
the new building, plans for which have
been completed The next building to
follow the wing will be the private patient
department. Ground for the wing will
be broken within 60 days.
WILLS PROBATED
Value of Estate of T. J. Curtis Ap
praised, at ?143,7J6
The -value ot the estate of Thomas! J.
Curtis, according to an Inventory filed
with Register Sheehan today, Is J143.116
included In the appraisement are 950
shares Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
valued at.JM.581 15; 310 shares Cambria
Iron Company, 125. 110, and 235 shares
United Gas Improvement Company,
121,211 SO.
Bequests ot S100 to the Building Fund
of the Leverlngton Presbterlan Church.
Roxborough, and (25 to the Bible class
connected with .the church are contained
In the will of Margaret S Winch, 406
Pupont street The remainder of the es
tate, which amounts to (2000. is be
queathed to relatives
The wills of Anna C Kraus, 3i?2 Fair
mount avenue, and Frederick; W Stumff,
2317 North 17th street dispose of estates
valued at 14900 and 14700 respectively
Hold Funeral of Dr, Miles S. Read
The funeral of Pr Miles S Read pro
fessor of mental diseases In the Phlla
del&hla College of Osteopathy was held
from the undertaking establishment of
Oliver II Bair today at 11 o'clock. In
terment was In West Laura HU1 t-'eino-teri
dlr Read Uted at 311 boutn Qth
atTteL
ton S Apple Philadelphia sportsmen caught
large numbers of ahcepshead mangrove snap
per, sailors' choice and groupers In the pases
nt Cortez. west coast of I lorlda, last wtmk
Many Philadelphia, sportsmen who have been
spending the winter angling for game fish In
Florida, waters are returning for the trout
season In this Stale
OFF TO OLENN ETnB
.Oeorge n Fvans nnd Norman Cramp of
Philadelphia will spend opening week of the
trout season on the tilnnmlng llrove streams
at Olenn Eyre Pike County.
John II Crankshnw. of Nnrrlstnwn, will
whin the Poconn Mountain stresms for trout
during tho romlng week
Judge Aaron ichwartr of Norrlslonn, will
visit nearby stresms to angle for trout
lr. and Mrs W II Dewar. of 3V07 North
22d street, Philadelphia nre making nrrnnge
menta for their nnnual outings on Poconn
Mountain trout streams Doth aro expert
anglers
J T Vtulhesrn of I.ansford. one of the
most expert trout fishermen In Carbon County,
has replenished his stock of trout files nnd will
be. out after that gamev fish tomorrow
ur o Frank nitchey. of Mechantrsburr
will csst bis feathered luren In llogestown
nun nnd nig Spring during tho first week of
the trout season
Porter (1 Jones Pourse ltulldlng. Philadel
phia, will go upstnto to angle for trout ns
soon as he receives word that the lish nro
biting lively.
. fames (lay Oordon Jr. 1820 Pine street,
Philadelphia Is planning a trout fishing trip
to Bwlftwnler Creek In Monroe County
Dr John It Jopson IR24 Pine street Phil
adelphla will go upstate In a. few daa to
nngle for trout In iwlftwater tVeek
l)r. tnmes Vnn Ilii'hklrk 21RO .North Han
cock street Phllndelphln has replenished hl
stock of trout lures nnd will go mnuntalnwnnli
to try them ns soon ns the right Itlnd ot
weather sets in
H L David, 1.1(0 Westmoreland street,
Philadelphia nnd Oeorge S McCnrty will whip
the streams of the Poeonos during the coming
week for trout
William r. Thompson 121 North Mil street,
Philadelphia Is planning fishing trips to
Henryvllle. .Monroe Count In quest or trout.
Mr. Hellers, corresponding sce-retnrs of the
Pennsylvania State name nnd Tlsh Protective
Association, nnd his wife flhcd Inst week for
trout In New Jerse They were surprised
at the Inrge number of trout rising to their
files. The cnught 10 In all tho largest
weighing 1 pounds The fished n small
stream with a pond nenrb A pondiceepet,
seeing their success requested thm to try
their lueic In his waters put Mrs Sellers he
Ing n true sportsman preferred the dlfnultlrs
of fishing In the stream Ills luck with that
of other fishermen shows the value of stork
Ing streams and ponds hy the Stnte
Samuel Itonnlda and Joseph Stevens of
Media Pa are making week end trips to
Jerse streams In quest of trout ami perch
James Monroe nnd Edward Homes of Wnl
llngford, I'a are msklng nrrangements for ft
trout flsnlni trip to New Jerse stresms
Louis Htoelman Fred (lrat7 and Philip
Monro of Morton Pa have locntet n well
stocked trout strenm In South leraev which
the will try this week end should the weather
be fnvornble
It W Mitchell 11.11 Pine street Phllrfdel
phln caught the limit of trout on npenlnz
cln nnkllng In the lllg nnd Little Lebanon
Creeks near Turnersvllle
lames Keefe William Skilllnu (Irnrge Eng
land George VVeston louls Scowirnft Dr
If N Oestrelch nnd Alhert Seiner nil of
Philadelphia were numbered nmnng the sue
ressful trout fishermen In lower Gloucester
County Inst week i
II C Itlce, East Linden street Camden will
make week end trips tcj South Jerse lakes
and streams to angle for perch and trout
(leorge W Frost of Pllmnn Is tlslilng the
nearb streams for trout nnd perch
loseph Ilusher Meddard Wilson I rancls
lturkn and Paul Diamond of Chester Pa will
go to Ulnuccater Count) N J to nngle for
perch this week end .
Virgil 13 Stackhouse of Cnmden Is angling
In Jerse tidewater strenms for catfish
Dr llrnn 12 Fortlner, of Camden. Is mnk
Ing weed end trips to Gloucester and Cnmden
Count strenms to nngle for bronlc nnd rnlnbow
trout
William Cnllan 1 1" Xorth fUh street Phll
ndelphln. la In Ing In a new nupplv of fishing
tm kle nnd will eoon commence his weekend
trips to bouth Jerse streams In quest of game
fish
Alhert Walters nnd his son ( harles of
Pnlmra, nrn getting their tlshlng tnckte In
shnpe for week end trips to nesrh strenms
Dr Clarence P Franklin 121 South tflth
street Philadelphia, Is making week-end fish
ing trips to Jersey trout streams
Dr J Oeorge Schwartz 14 n Walnut street
will take up (1 cnatlng for black bass this
ear and has Hrrnnged for a niimler of trips
to Slbbltl s Landing with Pop Hollown
Mnny nnglera of Enatmi Pa have been
whipping the Mueronetcnng nrd smnll streams
nenr Hnrkettstmvn Spirta Junction Amlover
Uelvldero and llutzvllln for brook and rainbow
trout since the nensnn opened In this Stnte
Oeorge Wallace the dean of the lllnckwood
Angling CI tn Is getting busy cm his fishing
tncklu and will soc n be found on the htnlca
of Hood Intent Pond angling for gnme fish
Oeorge and i nuinbc r of his friends content
plate n commodloum bungnlow on tho shores
of that pond before tho blnck bnss fishing
scison opens
Charles I. ltoctkcr 018 North Bid street
Phllndelphln has returned his Jerse angler a
license for the enr HilO nnd hopes to take n
hand In trout fishing until the black lines
season opens
'ihe season for game blrils In tnmelen
Countv la ended thero having lieen released
this spring l.'l phensanta nnd III email The
qunll wero birds brought from Oklahoma
John II. Cilley
LEBANON. Pi, vpill llIolm IF
Cilley dlrd nt his ho.np hero jesterdnj of
pneumonia. Mr Cilley, who was 71 jenrs
old, was widely Known ns a builder of
auditoriums for Chautauqu.i and cainp
meotlng purposes He wns it member of
Cltj Council nnd of the Bcnrd of City
Assessors.
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IN vii;vii)KlM
SMITH. In fonil memory eif MARHAftLT A
S.MV.nr tlleel Viirll II 1(10 1 CRILDKLX
Bcatlj?
Theie Notices Are Printed in the
'Evening Ledger Free of Charge,
"'WLvSa .Arr" '-' ft"- ntcANi'iiE
'lEOOOD VINCENT vvlfa of Maurice J
Ilabb runcril aervlcca at her lato ml
derice 107 Cricket avenue Ardmore Pi . on
(Saturday, at 1' p m Interment rrlvate
1IKII l.. On April in lliltl PAl'I. SIOSE1"
aon of Herman and the late Jennie Ilehal
jilted -13 ear Itelatlvea and frlencla are
Invited to attend the funeral on Sunday
at L' 30 p m from tho purlora of llmanuel
Veher A. .Son liin.' Diamond at Interment
at Adath Jeihurun C'emeterj
HEI.L. On April 10, 1010. JAMKS I1ELL aon
of the late Jamea nnd Annie Hell Itelatlvea
and frlendu, alan VVnahlnaton Camp 317
P O 8 of A . Levvla Mirth Council it
Jr O U A 41 . and emplojea of N VV
Ayer i. Bona are tnvltrd to attend the fu
neral on .Saturday afternoon at 12 30
o clock, from the realdence of hla niece Mra
Annie Poce .fljs rjerrltt at Services at
the Church of tho Holy Communion 27th
and Wharton ata at 2 p m Interment at
Mount Morlah Cemeter) Iteinalna may be
viewed on Friday evenlrur
IIIDDI.K. On April 13 11)111 MAIIV F wife
of Udwln U Hlildle Helattvea and frlenda
are Invited to attend funeral aervlcea on
Friday nt f pin Hi her late residence
R1R Vine at Interment Haturday. at
Methel, Md
NOVELL. On April 12 1016 FRANK II ,
husband of Elizabeth Hovel! Relatives and
friends of the family alao auditing depart- I
ment of P It n and Musicians' Trotectlvs '
Association, ara respectfully invited to at I
cena ino runerai aervicea on naturaay morn
ing;, at 10 30 o'clock precisely, at his late
residence, 1BJ1 Fontaine street Interment
private Remains may be viewed Friday
evening, after 7 o'clock
UltOMH.F.Y. On April 11. 1018. RODERT
UltOMII.EY. aged 73 lonrs Relatives and
friends of the fa-nlly are Invited to attend
the funeral aervlcea, on Saturday, April If
at 2 30 o'clock, at his lata realdence. 1810
Sellers street. Frankford, Interment at
East Cedar Hill
HRtrHNFR. On April 10, 1010 CHARLES
J IIUUCKNKR, husband of Molllo R Prude,
ner (nea Morltzl and ton of Peter and Eliza
bath Uruckner (nea Schmtttl. aaed 20 vears
Relatives and friends, also congregation of
the Third Uerman Uaptlat Church, are In.
vted to attend the funeral, on Balurday at
lpm. from his parents' residence, .'SOU
S 8th at interment at Kern wood Cemetery
Automobile funeral. Frlenda may view re
roalna Friday, 8 pm.
CI lit 1ST V On April 13. 1016. ANDREW
PATTERSON, son of Samuel M and ilary
Chrlaty (nee Ilrown), aged 3 jears and 8
mouths. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend funeral, Saturday, 2 p. ra..
from parenta' realdence. Oxford ave. and
Ihs Northeast Boulevard Frankford. In
terment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery
CLARK On April 12. 1016. MART WAL-
I.ACK. wife of William Lewis Clark Rela
tives and friend are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Saturday, 15th Inst ,
at 2 30 p m , at her lata residence, 4618
Wayne avenue. Interment private
DAI i;. On April 13. 1018. KATHKYN KOK
NIO. wife of Walter C Dale and daughter
of Frederlka Koenlg Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Monday, at 2 p m . at her ate residence,
sg.'S Spruce st Interment at Arlington
Cemetery
DANOV. April 12, at the residence of her
son-ln law, John W. Goodwin, B330 Oayn
ton st . Gtrmantown. PENELOPE PANCT.
,ged 84 years Funeral and Interment at
Qreenvills, N C.
DOUOK. At her residence. Prlmos Delaware
County Pi on April 12 11)16 SARAH E
cuuufi neiaiivcs anu rrienas ara invited
'ja attend the funeral services, on. Saturday
h j p in i ma miter it pair uuucjing.
1S20 Chestnut st Philadelphia Interment
private
DORAN. Suddenly on April 12 1818,
KL'QENE P. husband of Rose, Uoran Reia
ve aod friends, also Dlvlalgn No 40 A.
O H and phlla Lodge No S4 L. O O
II . aro Invited (o attend the funeral on
Saturday at Ju a m. from hla late resl
deuce. 1232 S Hanson at High Mass of
ttenulera at St Francis d Sales Church at
luam latenneut at Holy Cross Cemetery
Wilmington Pel papers please copy
DOVLK, On April IS l16, EDWARD J,,
soq ( U Iff JJlcliael aod Mao Uote tll
tlves and friends also MaruueUe Council.
ho 2a. K of c tad all otuer tocletiu
sf wbl-li i was a member are reaoeetfulbr
Invited to attud usrl, frsm rtWr. of
DKATrtS
Ida auter, Mrs Catharine Caaaldy, 1212 W
Frlev ave on Saturday,, at 8 30 a m High
Mass of Requiem at Stephen's Church,
at 10 a. m Inttrment New Cathedral
cemetery.
DnAtlDK On April 12, 1016, MARY A.
HRAUDE (net Lochner). vrjdow of Daniel C
Driude llelatlrea. and frlenda amo the
Altnr Society and all other societies of which
arm was a member, are. Invited In alfenrf th
. funeral on Saturdai, at 8 a. m , from the
reoMence of her aon In Ian. William n.
r.ppioy ceoiemn iugn Mass ai ret . Aipnon
us Church. 4tli and Reed ata , at 10 a m
Interment at Voat Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Ploase omit carrjaar
Eltr.RLK. On April 12 lOtrl. nt hla tat resl
tlence, 2117 N. nih at EllNKST .huaband
of IinrMra Eberle riarf.il nil jeara, Rela
tlvea and frlenda are Invited to attend the
funeral arvlce on Paturday, nt 2 P, m
nt the parlors of Mrs Joseph Bchmltt A
Son. 1211 N Mh st. Interment at Oreen
mount Cemetery
ltllFIt.. On AprllJS. 1016 JOHANNA (hee
Pool), widow of John Kbors Relatlvea and
K frlenda are Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Saturday, at S 3i a m , from her late resi
dence, 122 Silver t.nk ave . Weatvllle N J
lllsh Miss at 8t Marv a Church Ulouceater.
at 10 a m Interment at Holy Cross Ceme
tery FI1V. On April 12. Win R WALTER, aon nt
Robert S and Actella R Fey, aged 23 jeara
Itelatlvea and frlenda also Camp No .142,
P. O 8 of A; Kejitone Commander ...No
118, P O. 8. of A., nnd Stonemen'a Fellow
ship club, are Invited to attorn! tho funrat
services on Frldav at 8 ii m nt his late
residence, 2R1 S SSel at Interment at Wer
nersvllle Pa , on Saturdn Orwlgsburg
nnd Reading papers please copy
r.r,!,!. On April 12 I0IS CHARLIE
H , husband of Mary n Eveland aged 7
fears Itelatlves anel frlenda of family are
Invited to attend funeral services, on Sun
day at 2 p m, at Ida late realelenn-, 2430
E Cedar at Interment Hillside Cemeters
via funeral car Remains ma be, viewed
on ""alurdns evening
rnilD On April 12. 101(1 SAI.LIE widow of
Jam Ford Relative and frlnd) alao
memtera nf Rndlant Temple No 1 O
ft V A are Invited to nttend funeral serv
ices on Sattirdav at 2 p m at her late
rcldenie 1330 E Columbia ave Inter
ment rrlvate nt Mt Morlah Cemeterv
IASSO.V. Suddenly on April 13 1016 MAR
TIN, aon of Thomas and late Man rinnnon
of Curry County Sllgn Ireland Relatives
anel frlnda nro respectfully Invited to at
tend funeral from realdence of hla brother.
Thomaa Oannon IflJO St Paul a at , on
Tueta, at 3d n m Solemn High Mass
of Requiem n( m Stephen a Church nt 10
a m Interment IIolv Sepulchre Cemetery
OAttTlinOP. At Wilmington nl on
Fourth Month 12th Win J NEWL1N
(IVVVTHROP aged 81 sear Relatlvea and
frlenda nre Invited to attend the funeral,
from hla Inte residence 814 Washington at ,
Wilmington Del Seventh day Fourth
Month. 13th at 11 n m Interment private
(II.KVV. On April 11 tntn JOHN T hui
band nf late Mar C Olenn. fnrmerlv nf 2.'d
Hml Federal ats In hla 7Vlh enr Relatives
nnd friends nnd Novnl Pnit No 400 nnd
Survlvora of IRId Regiment Pa Vols are
Invited to pervlces vtnndaj at J p in nt
resinnro oi son in law r reeiericK nusrn
l.'2 Wolf st Interment prlwte Fernwood
i emptrrv
(II lAMi:. On April 13 mill LOTTIE (nri
Rjlej) wife of Robert Olennle Relatives
nnd rrrenda nre Invited to attend funeral
aervlcei on Mnndn nt J p m nt her
Inte residence 3IJ", N Hutchinson st In
terment prlvale at !v Hill Cemeters
Friends mnj view rcmnlna on Sundiy from
7 to II p m
omill). On April U Win FJIDNKT C
wife of th Into Joseph Oould, aged 73
Senra Relatives nnd friends are Invited to
nttend tho funeral services, on Saturday
afternoon nt 2 o'clock precisely at the
residence nf her daughter. Mrs Tlllle
Douglnn 43in North 17th st Interment
private
(IKD. On April 12 Win CATHERINE,
vvlfo nf lohn Orady (nee Campbell! Rela
tlvea ninl friends hIso Altar Society ot St
Acnlhn a Church invited to nttend funeral
Mondav at b in a in from residence- of
her husband .1H2', Aspen st (above Fair
mount ave 1 "Colemn Iteimlem Mass at
hurch of st Agatha at 10 n m pre
Mel Interment at Hob Cross Cemetery
riRIMF.s, On April 13 Win CHRISTOPHER
J son of Christopher and Marv flrlmes.
aged 21 senrs Due notice nf funral will
bo given from his parents' residence 3H27
Cntlnrlne st
(IRITTON Of diphtheria on April 13 Win
EAIlt, FREDERICK son of llarrv and lea
belle Orltton. nged .1 jeara Interment prl
vnte
IIITM.R tn Nnrrlstown Pa on April 12
Win S ANNIE HITNER dauahlnr of the
Into llenrs S and Mnrgaret F Hltner Fu
neral and Internment prl ate on Saturday
.H'RETK K. On April 13 Wirt LOtTIS
wife of John Jurellck nged KB jears Rela
lives nnd friends nro Invited to funeral, on
Snturriav at H in a. m from residence of
eon Peter Curllne 2130 S Id st High
Mass In st Philip de Nerl Church nt 10
m Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery
KPI.IV. On April 11 WW LEWIS C
KELLV son of the late Vllchael nnd Mar
gnret Kellj nt his late residence 1 til;
niiklnern st Due notlco ot tho funeral
will lw given
KI.EIM.RT. Suddenly on April 11 1 1 1 rt
VOM.s wife- of John D Klelnert (nee
llrovvn) Relatives and frlenda are Invited
to attend funeral on Mondav at 8 10 a m .
from her Into residence 3in Dickinson st
Solemn High Mass ot Requiem nt St Ia
hrWs Church at 10 n m Interment Holy
Cross Ccmeter
KIRK. April l. MARV E. widow of Wil
liam II Kirk (nee Maloney) Relatives and
frlenda nre Invited to attend funeral. Salur
cla 8 3ii a m from the residence of her
sister Mrs Margaret Tlynn 70(1 North 37th
at , West Phlln High Vlass at the Church
of Our Mother of Sorrows nt 10 a m In
terment Holy cross cemetery
KOONS, In Itnserlovvn Pic on April 1J
mill HATTIE T 1 kOOSS widow of
L M Koons at tho home nf her son
F hoons, aged 70 jenra In months 18
elijs Relntlvrs nnd friends are Invited to
attend the funernl services without further
notice nt flood Shepherd Reformed ( hurch
tlojerlown Mondn at 11 a in Interment
nt Frtlrvlew cpmcterj noertovn Pi
IvRllT. Oil April 12 JOHN HEMint son
of William II nnd K Oertrude Kraft nged
11 jeara I months Relatives and friends
are Invited to intend the funeral services
on Saturdaj at 3 n m at tho residence nf
hla pirents 311 l.landrlllo road Cynwjd
Pa interment private Carriages will be
nt MrHmvil Station to meet train leaving
HrjTd t-treet Statlun at .' Ill p m
LVP. VS1I On Vprll 12. Will LAMON ('
husband nf I.llllin M Larnsh In his 38lh
veir Relatives nnd friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services on Saturday
nfternoon at J o e loe k at his late rest
denre 12 South 51st street Interment prl
vale at Arlington Cemeterj Remains may
be viewed Friday evening. 7 30 to u o'clock
Automobile funeral
LEVI IS On April 1.1 linn, formerly of Will
lamstown Pa SAMUEL husband nf Ellen
Lewla aged 71 jearn Relatlvea and friends
nro Invited to attend funeral services Sun
dav J i m preeleelj at hla lale residence
lli2 W (llennnod ave Interment North
wood Cemetery
1.(1(1 VN. At West Chester. I'a Fourth
Month 12th Win JANE II widow or
John P Logan nged 75 jvars Relatives
and friends are Invited to nttend the funernl.
on 7th day 15th, Will from late residence
117 8 Church st . West Chester, Pa Meet
at house at III a in
10 IT. On April 12 WW JOHN II I.OV
V.TT In the 81st jear of his age Relatlvea
nnd friends are Invited to attend tha fu
neral on Haturday at 7 30 a m from his
lata residence 5000 Walton ave Solemn
Mass of Requiem at Church of St Franrla
da Sales at 0 a m Pittsburgh papers pleaso
copy
LIONS. On April 13 Win PATRICK J.
hushnnd of Margaret M Ljons (nee Chat
ham! and son of the late Morris anl Honors
Ljons Funeral, to which relatives and
friends also San Domingo Council No 236
K of C , are Invited, on Mondaj. at 8 10
a m from his late residence 1331 Wolf
st Solemn Mass of Requiem at ( hurch of
tha Epiphany at 10 a m precisely Inter
ment Cathedral Cemetery Automobile
runerai
MALI ON. On April 12, 1010 JAMES K, son
or t'atricK ana late Lucinda Mauon (nee
Wales) Relatlvea and frlenda are Invited to
attend funeral, on Saturday, at 7 30 a m ,
at residence of his brother. 2915 N Orl
anna st High Msss at St Mlchael'a
Church at 0 a, m Interment New Catha.
dral Cemetery Automobile funeral. Re
malrr may be viewed Friday from T to
10 p m
MAKI'LK On April 13. W16 R EMMA, wife
of Enoch M, Marple Itelatlves and frlenda
are Invited to attend funeral services, on
Sunday at 2 p. m , from her lata residence
near Plymouth Meeting Pa All services
at house. Interment private
MacVAI.LY. On April 12 1018 ANNA, widow
of Thomaa t, MacNally. at her fats real,
dence. 2740 N. 23d at Funeral strictly
private. Due notice wilt ba given
MANM.V. On April 13 1010. ANDREW J ,
husband of Jennla MrHenry Mankln Rela
tlvea and friends of famll) are respect
fully Invited to attend funeral aervlces. on
Saturday, at 2 p. m . at funvral parlors of
R II Cavanaugb. U02.' Woodland ave.
Interment at Mt. Morlah Cemetery.
SMRTELL. On April II, 1016. LORETTO.
beloved daughter of William A. and Ella
A. Martell (nea Kslley) aged 3 years J
months Relatives and friends of the family
are Invited to attend tha funeral, on Satur
day, at 2 30 p. m . from her parents' resl
dene. 3310 North 5th street. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery
SItCAUOIIKV. On April 11, 1816. MARY J.
McCAUOHEN' (nee Rlee). widow of James
McCaushen Rslutlves and friends ara In,
vlted to attend the funeral on Monday at
8 JO a m, from her late residence, 1011
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REIIGIODS NOTICES
Jewish
nODEPH SHALOM
PR DAVID M. STEELH. ons of tb fore
most clergymen of Philadelphia chairman
of the Coiomlttta on the Shikjpar Cent
tsnary Observances In ReUgkuj OrisoJil
tlons will speak Friday April 14 In. in,,
at Koddoh. Shauim Synagogue S K cee
jgft
as asa VCX1404 u. ah wtficoB
nEATIIR
South 18th st Solemn Requiem Mass at
St. Thomas Aquinas church, at 10 a. m
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
MeDFRMOTT, On April 12 WW, MARV Me
DERMOTT daughtrr of. John and Anna Mr.
Dermott (nea Cunning) aged 8 months
Itelatlvea and frlenda are Invited lo attend
funeral, on Baturdai at 2 p m from her
parents' residence 2111 S Front st ror nf
Rltner at Interment Holy Cron Cemetery
Mrl'AIKJEV. At Philadelphia Ta . on April
13 .Win. CAROLINE daughter of Ilcasle A,
and the late tyrus W VIeFadgen, In her
Win jear, Relatlvea nrd friends are In
vited to attend the funernl services Monday
et 2 p. nil. at the rcsldencn of, her aunt
Mrs Eilrsheth Sharpless. 221 Mouth Walnut
st 1 West Chester Pa Interment at Oak
land Friends- Cemeterj, Meet Chester.
MrFKF.LV. On April 11, IOIO, ELLENOn
NLLLIE, daughter of tha late John and
Margaret A, McPeely, of Cumberrlaudy and
Londonderry, Ireland Relatives nnd friends
are Invited to attend Ihe funeral on Saturdaj-,
nt 8 10 a m. from the residence of
her aliler, Mra J. M tlallej, 280 West
Suqiiehsnnn avenue Solemn Requiem Mass
at the Church of the Most Precious tllood.
28th and Diamond streets, at 10 0 clock
precisely. Interment at Oil Calhfdral
Cemetery
McLEAV. At her tste residence, 2817 South
Ifllh l , on April 13, WW FRANCFS. wife
nf Edgar (' Mr-Lean, and daughler of late
David and Elliabeth Oouldy. Duo notice
of funeral will be given
MrNAMEE On April 13, WW NELLIE
daughler of Thomas and Susan Mc.Vamee
Relatives and friends nre Invited to ntlend
funeral, on Mondaj nt 8 10 n in . from her
parents- residence .20 Ogden st Clifton
Heights Me aware Count), Pa High Masa
st St Charles Church, nt 10 a m Inter
ment St Charles' Cemetery No earrlagea
M,,,i,.V,,'n' On April ,12. WW VIOLA M Mite.
I.LR (nee Horneffl. daughter of Laura Sed
don and the late William Horner, aged 31
??'".. nelnllves and frlenda are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Sunday al 2 p m
from her late residence 045 Newton ave,
Cnmden N J Interment private, llnrlelgh
Cemeterv Remains may be viewed on Sit
urday from 7 lo n p m
MOLLTOV. On April 11. l-He CHARLIE
MOI.BTON Relatives and friends also Ills.
Ing star Lodge Nn 126 r and A VI 1
t'nlted Ixidge No 710. 1 O O r 1 Osage
Tribe No HI I O It M , Union Repuh
llean ( lull, Clements Club and all other
societies of which he was a member, nre
Invited to attend tho funeral on Friday at
1 P in . from his Into residence. It 11 South
2d at Interment nt Westminster Cemeterj
MONIttll!. At bis residence IM'i Lancaster
ave on April 12 WW PLTBR I, bus
bind nf Nettle Monroe aged II jears Due
notice of tho funernl will he given
MOORE. On April 11 lolrt HARRIET M
MOORE formerlj Norrross widow of Ins
Moore and daughter of David and Louis A
Cnrney (new llerket) Rged 71 jears Rela
tlvert nnd friends are Invited to nttend the
funeral services, on Sundnj nt 7 p m , nt
the residence of her son In law Dr II It
Cor 1510 Snyder Interment al Pleaa
nntvllle Cemeterv via 0am train from
Philadelphia Mondaj Reviewed Cemetery
Chapel 10 30 a m
MOVTCOMERV. On April 11 WW JOIEPH
A VKi.vrciOMERV formerly of Chester
Countj ! , In his Will year Itelatlves
nnd friends also Forttlna Lodge No 118.
K of P are Invited lo nlten I fUneral on
Sundaj, April in nt I p m from his late
residence. North Willow Orove, Pa Inter
ment at llatborn Cemeterj West Cheater
papers please ropj
MhKS. On April 13 WW WILLIAM hn
band of Mrs Rose A Vljers In his 83d
ear Relitlves and friends nlsn Strniv
herrj Quoit Club nre Invited to attend fu
nernl, Mondav at 2 p tn from his late
residents 2711 North 211th at Interment nt
Mt Pesce Cemeterj Iteninlnn may be
viewed on Sundnv from 8 to 0 p in
NICKEL ctuddenlv In this clt) nn April 12.
Will. JOHN C hushnnd of llelrn F Nickel
tnee Hevrlttl Relatives and friends nlsn nil
societies of which ho vvns n member, are In
vited to attend tho funernl services on Sat
itrdny at 12 II noon t his late resilience
Will Arctic nve Atlantic City To proceed
bv 2 ncloik bridge train arrive nt North
Phlln station at .1 11 p m Interment at
Mt Pence Cemeterj Automobile funernl.
OnERl E On April 11 WW NAVIER
OHhUI.E, III his 84th jear Relatlvea nnd
frlenda are Invited to attend funernl. services
on Saturday, at 2 p 111 nt Ills Inte resi
dence 2243 North Falrhlll st Interment
private
PARKE On April 12 WW SARAH ANN
PARKE (ne" Hhnnnon) widow of Jnmes
Tarke In her Mat jenr Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend the funeral
services on Saturday. April IV. nt 1 p m
precisely, nt her Uto residence, 307 South
41th st Interment private at Woodlands
Cemeterj-
rARKER. On April 11. WW, ELUAnETH
M PARKER, nged RJ jears Relatives nnd
friends nlso Camp (11 P O of A nnd Urn
Lifeline Mission are Invited to ntlend the
funeral services on Snturdiv at 2 p m ,
nt her late residence 011 North 11th st
Interment at Fernwood Cemetery Remains
inn j bo viewed Friday from 7.111 lo p m
P.WHOV. Suddenlv of pneumonia on April
II WW JOSEPH COVrilH husband nf
Dorothj C Paxson (new l.urner! Funeral
services nnl Interment private
rKKI RIMt On April It 1010 JAMES he
loved husband of Sarah Pickering (nee
Wright) of Loop Parish County Derry Ire
land Relatives nnd friends ot tho family
Court I ehlch F of A , Division No 1 A
O 1L. U of E and employee Thomaa Devlin
Manufacturing to arc Invited tn attend the
funernl, nn Saturdav morning nt 83p
o clock, from his late realdence lb07 N
Hopo at Solemn Requiem vines at tho
Church of the Visitation at 10 o'clock pre
cisely. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemo.
PoiYui. On April 12. WW ANNIE PORCH
(nee nufrleldl widow of deorco W Porch
Relatives nnd friends nre Invited lo attend
funeral on Sundnj at 3 p m from rial
dence of her aon In law David A Ross
708 Mnrket st Oloucester Clt N J In
ferment at Union Cemetery Oloucester Cltj
V J I rlcnds muj tall on Saturdaj, after
7 p 111
PRIPTON. Vt ViW Judson street on April
II 1HHI EARL HIED son nf Harry and
Isabella Prlptnn aged .1 jenra l months
Funeral and Interment private
(HIC.LhV. On April 13 Win MVRV M
wife of William (Julglej nged 70 jenrs
Relatives nnd friends mo Invited to intend
the funeral services on Sundnj nfternoon
prll HI nt Jill ii'elmk at her lain resl
dence .1(118 Vlnrkel st Wont Phil idelphlH
Interment private nt Mt MnrlHh (Vmeterj
Ql'lfllil'.i. SuddenlJ nn April 7 WW at
Copenhagen Denmark WILLIAM n son
nf Antin Oulglej and the lata Thomas J
Qulgley of Conshohocken Due notice of
funeral will he glvon later
nriFiv On April 13 win jvcor p nu
band of Ella Ilelff Relatives and friends
nlso Athelstan I.ndge No 482, F and A
51 , Washington Camp. No 110, P 0 S of
A . Lojnl Council No 781 F P A mem
hers of the Patriotic Sotletj tho Stonemen'a
Fellowship and reserve corps of Itureau of
Police aro Invited to nttend the funeral
services on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at his late realdence. B.'O North 23th atreet
Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery
Remains may he viewed on Saturdaj evening
between H and 1" o'clock Auto service
REMLLE. On April 12 JOHN C. son of
Captain John McC and Kmma Revllle
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services on Sundaj afternoon
nt St John's Episcopal Church Millard
Del Fsleuds ami officers of tho nth and
17th District pollen stations may call Friday
from H to 10 p m . at the residence of his
parents 2030 Snyder ave . Phlla
HI LEV, At West Orove Pa , on April 12
Will JULIA widow uf Edward Riley Rel
ntlves and friends aro Invited to attend the
funeral on Saturday at 8JI0 a m from
her lata residence West drove. Pa High J
Mass at m viarj a tnurcn at 111 a m In
terment at St Man's Cemetery
KITTKMini'SK. On April 12 1010 at Mount
Joy Pa JOHN 31 husband nf late Calh-
' arlne Rlttenhmjse nged 76 yeara Relatives
and friends also Encumpment Ha 113 V. V
Region Post No 12 and 15 O A R , W'ash
Ington Camp, No SO r O B of A , Mawa
tan Tribe No HI are Invited to attend fu
neral services Saturday at 2 p m nt res
ldenie of his son 4(101 Manayunk ave llox
borough Interment private.
RITTEMIOI SF. At Audubon Pa . on April
1.'. Will MINNIE J vvlfo of Oeorge W lllt
tenhouse, Jr, aged 30 jears. Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend funeral serv
ivea on Monday afternoon bervlces at
house at 1 30 p m Interment at Riverside
Cemetery Carriages will meet trains ar
riving Detiwood at 10 36 a, m
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Sf OTT. At the ruMenc of her son Itarr
T. Vernon. 1521 South Ringgold st , on AprI
II WW. 8U8VN A, widow nf Robert J
Scott Due notice of the funeral will be
given
SEI.Anflll,. On April 11, 10l, ROIE
ANNA SELVAOfHL wife of Leonard Sel
vnggll and daughter of Ilrldget nnd the late
tames Reynolds Relatives and friends are
invited to attend th funeral on Saturday,
at 8 30 a m , from her mother 1 residence,
2110 S Lee st Requiem Mass at Our Lady
of Minn ( armel church at 0 30 a. m In
terment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Automo
bile funeral
SHIRE. On April 1.1 Win, Mrs SARAH S .
widow of Ssmu W Shlbe aged 81 jears.
Relatives and friends are invited to attehd
funeral services on Mendsj-, at 1 p, m , at
residence of her son In law William II
White, 3112 N lfith st Interment private
SMITH. On April 13, 1010 MART A, wife
of Michael Smith (nee tjulgley) Relallvea
and, friends nre Invited to attend funeral,
on Mondaj-. at 8 30 a m , from her late
residence, 2070 E Cumberland at 8o1emn
Requiem Mass at St Anne's Church al 10
a m Interment New Cathedral Cemetery,
ST.MH.I R. On April 12. WW, ROSE M .
daughter of AVex nnd lata Margaret Stad
ler Relatives nnd friends, also emplo)es
of nell Telephone Companj-. Oermantown
district nre Invited to nttend funeral, on
Saturdaj-. at 8 10 a m , from her late
residence, 821 locust ave , Oermantown
Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of Im
maculate Conception, nt 10 a, m Inter
ment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
STFPHENt. On April 13, WW.. OEOIIOB
STEPHENH neal.lence. 1348 North Alli
son st Duo notice of the funernl will b
given
STKIflHT. On April 11. WW, WILLIAM R
niitiuttr, runerai services .-tunusy. .hi
7pm nt lata residence, 0112 N 11th
st , Oak Lane Services and Interment East
Stroudsburg, ra., Mondsy, lpm.
HI'LLIVAV. At Phoenlavllle. Pa . on April
13 WW, WILLIAM A . husband of Ijiura
nnd son of late Thomas J nnd Ahna Bum
van Relatives and frlvmla of family also
all societies of which he was a member, are
Invited to nttend funral. on Saturdaj-. at 0
n m , from hla late residence, Pennsyl.
vanla Hotel, High st Solemn High Requiem
Mass nt St Marj's Church at W a m In
terment St Mary a Cemeterj Phoenlavllle
TIHIVIPinV. On April 12. WW MARTHA
VI THOMPSON daughter of Herbert D.
Thompson In her Wth jear Relatives nnd
friends nre Invited In attend funeral serv
ices, at her lata residence, 101 Ornnd View
rnad Ardmore. on Saturdaj-, at 1 p m In
terment prlvatv nt Leverlngton , Cemetery,
Roxborough Richmond papers please ropj.
TRAIIEV. On April 12. WW PATRICK hus
band of Catharine rrahev Relatives and
friends, also Iron Workers- I,ocal No 11,
William Penn court No 3t. F of A . nre
Invited lo attend funeral Saturdai, nt 8 10
a m from Ills late residence, 3017 Living
ston st 21th Ward Solemn Requiem Mass
at Church of thtt Nalltltj II V M nt 10
n in rrecHely Ihlernient at St Mary a
Cemeterj. Oloucester N, J
MAflNFU On April 12, WW OFOROE T
WAONER Relatives anel friends nre In
vited tn nttend the funeral services, on Satur
elsv nt t 10 P m at his late residence,
lnl Rochclln ave., WUsahlckon Interment
private
WFItSTI'.R.T-Suddenls, nt llrjn Mawr. Pa.,
en April U Wirt ELLEN E wife of
Thomas Webster nged 78 jears Relatives
and friends aro Invited to ntlend funeral
services, at Merlon Square M E Church,
Oladwjne, Montgomery County. Pa , Satur
11J J 10 p m Interment In M I. Ceme
terj Carriages nt Ardmore for trsln leav
ing Uroad Strett Station at I. II p nt
WhISM On April II. WW HENRIETTA.
widow of Jacob R Weiss, aged 78 jears
Relatives nnd friends are Invited to attend
tho funeral services on Saturday afternoon,
nt 1 o'clock nt her late residence. 200S
North 18th street Interment private
WHIM V.V April 13 WW EMMA, .wife of
Frcderlik 1 WIdman Relatives nnd frlenda
nro Invited to nttend funeral, on Mondn)-.
nt 1 p m . from her late residence 2805
Mnrvlno st Services In Orscn Reformed
Church 11th and Huntingdon sts , at 2 p m
Interment private Grecnmount Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed Sunday, from 7 19
lpm
WILT. April 12 WW. SUSANNA II . widow
nf Henjnmln Wilt, In 87th jear of her nge
Relatives and friends nre Invited tn attend
funernl aervlces nn Saturdaj precisely nt
2 10 p m nt her late residence 81 R Mrook
Ijn st Interment prlvale at Woodlands
Cemeterj Kindly omit flowers
WILLIAM April 1J WW MARIA beloved
vviro of Richard Williams Relatives nnd
friends nlso memtern of Weslej M E
Church, are Invited to nttend funernl serv
ices on Saturdnj at 2 p in at her hus
band's residence 2177 Memphis st Inter
ment Orcnmoint cmtery. Remains may
Ik1 viewed Frldaj- t-ventng
XII. Ill It. At Reverly. N J. April 13 WW
ISVIIEL, wife offlienjnmln leber (neo Sen
Imore) aged 00 jears Relatives nnd friends
nre invited to attend Funernl Monday 7 10
n m from her Into residence. JH8 Laurel
st lleverly N, J High Mass at St
Joseph'H Church, Dam. Interment Monu
ment Cemetery.
UARDvS
cover your wheels,
gears nnd belts and
reduce yattr tompen
saturn insurance rates.
Expanded MtHalWire or Sheet Metal
tIET otfit UiTIIIak
nell Market lODyrr Kti HJno Main 2108
T. S. Joilnsoii pons Co.
622 CHERRY ST.
SPRING RESORTS
ATI, N TIP C1TV. J. J.
)&f&n&
Suporior location with an 1
unobstructed view of beach j
and bonrdwalk. ArecorJnized !
sianaara 01 excenan.ee .
92:m.JfEIM3
Islesworth
SPECIAL LENTEN AND
EASTER RATES
Ivas sot a rvcvv standard
ofiienice.comtozibeaurj
.svtiiy!.ruTW- ursg5afe
IHE LEADING RESORT HOUUOf THE WORLD
1111
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
OWNCR5Ht MANW3tMCslT.
aOUH WHITE SONa COMPANY I
HWARTIIMOBE. PA.
STRATH HAVEN INN Si'urday"
Jana 3d. K M. SCIIE1ULEV. '
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Elklns Park, I'a.
porches ami front twace.
ample cipseis.
sites, $S0Cfio $500
expended vlsw fvr Elkinsl
actoraing is our piao.
bf
1 ? 5th St. and tllnns Park
AVMlnlKMat,
72 TraiMPwly, 9 Ceata
S3
&mTM?mir
msum:2jj&ej I
ST W J
Prk.
CLASSIFIED RATES
in tffect April 1, m6 f
EVENING LEDGER t
AQATB LINE RATIJ FOR BACH INSBRTIOlf
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like this)
one or two times .. lit, t
Three tinea one week .. . I3n)
SI times tins week . . J0e
Situation Wanted three times one week ItW,
Help find Situation Wanted afti
Lost and Found ads aro inserted in
the Daily Public Ledger withdut ad
dltional charge.
Want ads under all other1 classlncatleni may
be repeated In the Emilia Lidock at com
bined ralei , ,
on or two times , ,. 23tl
Three times one week ...... . fee.
Six times ens week . . ..... ,. llHo
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
Is permitted In all classifications ecept H4ti
and Situation Wanted Lost and Found, Per
sonals, Hoarding and Itooms IVhen so speci
fied, add FIVE CENTS PER AOATE LINE
TO ANT OF THE ABOVE RATES
There Is a drug store near yoiuf
home that will accept Ledger want
ads nt office rates.
LOST AND FOUND
. For. Oilier Iist anil Found Ads See Tan I
A II Lost nnd Found Ait In tht efnlli ruM4
Lttatr art repealed (n Ine Eteslnff Ltietr
toe seimr ifni nllaoiif extra rharP9
nnoocir -Lost. Tuesday night, between Ard
more nnd Uroad snd Locust, pearl rlrclrt
brooch, with two rows of pearla and Inside
of centre circle pearla set on gold wire
squares. Suitable reward If returned to S10
nullltt nulldlng -
HANDnAO .Lost, Fsdy's leather handbsgxoiv
talnlng gold watch small pockelbook with
tl and coins for all dept. stores, liberal re
ward diss Chew st . Clermsntown .
lIANpHVd Lost. bet. 4.1d and Ilaverford av.
and ISth and tlaltlmnre ave . blk handbag.
ron HI! and pspersi rw. neturn MO N nd
niNO Lost, ring, emerald surrounded by dia
monds! reward, N. B. Barnes, Drrn Jltwr,
la
mNCIS--t.net. 2 diamond rings, ladles' room
Hotel Hanover new, if returned to manager,
WATCH AND ritAt.V Lost, blue ensmelsd
watch, platinum chain. Wed . April ft bet.
(1 and s p m bet. hockey (lelds Brjn Mawr
campus. .Large reward and no question!
asked Address It JVI3, Ledger Central
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTPKN UNION TELEnrtAPH CO? 1801
CHESTNUT ST. Mra II. T. Oeorge. r T
Hallowcll Claude Mengel, A. II. Davidson.
Samuel Teacock. S A Rtockard. Marcus
llelford Irkensteln Sons. Mrs, Mlnnla
Wlernlk, II C. Jones Company, Alien Knit
ting Cnmnanv Itarfaele Fenurcl Frlda Koe
nlg, William McDowell, f. H. Fnlrbanka &
Co . Dr Charles It Tldd. Dr. J. W naake
vllle II, Levi, Miss Annie lllrty, C. P. Dela
hunty. Mrs. It. D Qulckal, Agostlno neb
beca rORTAl. TELEOnAPIt CO.. H20 fl.
PENN SQUArtE Miss A. Grant. Maynard
Hutchinson, Martin Sampter, American Con
crete. Inc.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Help Wnnted Ads necelted Too Late fer
ClasslBcatlon Mill be Found on Page 2
llOOKKEEPEn and tjptsti must be quick, and
accurate at figures! South Philadelphia. H
BV. Ledger Central
noOKKEEPEn, experienced, wanted: stats ex-
perlence and reference If 480. Led. Cent.
CANVASSEns Experienced women: house
hold necessities 8alary and commission.
WVf A SHELL 14a N 4th st
COVirANION for an elderly lady Call from
10 to 3: no phone calls: 2BS S 44th st
COOK, chambermaid and waitress: Protestant
preferred: laundry dontv home! reference re
quired Ment ompldjer. Monday, between 11
nnd 12 o'clocka notm 201. BOH Chestnut at.
COOK Scotch English or Swedish Protestant,
Apply loo West Walnut lane aermantown,
Carfare paid Phons 2070 Oermantown
COOK Working housekeeper. Protestant, re' ,
good wages Phone. 072. Chestnut Hill
DnESSMAKEnS
Expert vralst trimmers, sleevemakers and
finishers from the most fashionable places
nnlv , short hours, long sesson Apply French ,
Dressmaking Shop third floor Market at.
STItAWnniDOE & CLOTHIEIt '
GIRL white general housework: 0 In family,
ITW E Waahlngton lane Oermantown
OIRLS (twol to do all work: n ndulta In fam-
lly. good home, suburbs i white. Address IT
Q"ri ledger Central
Qini.S wanted. 16 or over. In finishing de-
partment nf printing and engraving house.
Elliott. 17th and tsdilgh.
aini.S for clean vvork. manufacturing estatv
llshment, must he neat; reference. 020
Callowhlil
HOUSEWORK Olrl .rhlte. for general house
work. 0 In famll. 1310 E. Washington
lane Oermantown 4Q.U2 W.
HOUSEWOTtUC (general) Young whlta girl:
small famlh. suburbs, neferrnco required.
Addresa r o Hox ion, rwortn vvaies. t-a
HOUSEWORK White, competent; rood ref.
required. Weat Phlla H Ml. Led Off.
HOUSEWORK Good, neat girl for housework
In family of three. Cynwyd 200 W.
HOUSEWOnK Olrl wanted, competent, whits.
Applv 219 Wlster st . Oermantown
INSPFCrrnFSSES .
. nLATINFR'S nEQUIRB
THE SFnVICES OF RRlmiT AND INTEL
LlflENT INPECTRESSES- THOSE HAV
INC. HAD DEPARTMENT STOREKEEPER!-
cscb rncFKimPD applv superin-
TENDENT'8 OFFICE, 833 MARKET ST.
LAUNDRY 2 strong women for cleaning!
per week. Pilgrim Laundry Co.. 2631 N.
Hrosq st.
OPEnATORS upon wash skirts and dresses;
steady work good pay. II Smuklsr.233 Mkt
SALESWOMEN. EXPERIENCED. FOR
WOMFM'S SUITS
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES
WAISTS AND MILLINERY
FOR BOTH RLOULAU AND EX.TnA
POSITIONS APPI.V AT ONCE. HI
HEAU OK EJIPLOME,NT. 4H
FLOOR.
srnAWBnlDOE & clothier
STENOGRAPHER snd asst. bookkeeper want-
ed at once. West Phlla. H 641. Ledger Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, with some experience! Stat
salary expected. M 156. Ledger Central
STOCKKEEPER wanted In dressmaking es
tablishment! only one exp In ihla line of
work need apply. Adler. 1832 Walnut st.
TELEPHONE OPEnATORS
WANTED Call to sea us in jtt
erencs to learning telephona op
eratlni: very good opportunity for
bright Voung women between the
agea li and 2i; aalary paid while
learning d permanent position?
assured rsonal application re
cetved between the hours 6 It)
a in. and 3 pm. Tha Bell Tele
phone Co.. 404 Market St.
TYPEWRITER wanted for billing! stats ex;
perlence. ana aaianr uesirea. at tDT. Lied-
n, fnlral
WAITRESS, whits Protestant. In dining room
of bank) stale age. P 102. Ledger Qtfira
WAITRESSES wanted at BLANK'S, 10JH
Chestnut si
WANTED A nurse to take carts of J-year-old
child and assist with car ot 3-month.old
babyl Protestant preferred. Phona Over,
brook 40JT.
HELF WANTED MALE
DLACKSSIITII wanted for ordinary machine
forging, light work, also two bslpara Ap
ply .American r.gnet;rina; i;g,, Aramingq
and Cumberland ats
BOY to run errands, make self uaeful n aliTp
ping room living In Grmantovvn or north
ern part of city bring references, chance of
advancement Van Dusen Is Stokeav rear
IIL'S Chestnut
BOY, strong, about 17 for shipping dtpart
ment of shirt factory, hours T 30 to S, Sit
uraay umu i p. ra.
N 18lh
Apply Steppacher 14
BOY.
strong
to ruaka himself generally uaa-
IUI
vv tionman
at lo . .u walnut
placs
BUY wanted neat for office work stats ag
mm i.i.ifm. ., ,wm vf.,,vw
BOYS for cutting room of shirt factory clean
work, cbsuce for advancement, hours 7 30
to 5 30, Saturday until noon Stsppacasr',
149 N 18th
BOYS strong, wanted to learn plumbing bust
pass John P. Newell 1T03 Sansom
BOYS IS ysarg or over to work tn wallpaper
factory Apply at once. Becktr Smith A
Page Water and Snyder avs
BOY8 wanted. J l"ra and over At7Vi
vvoiscennaime tt emu .u . "" t.tciinsir
BOYS from 14 to II isaraotd. In lay CuHery"
Hsdg below Orthodox at rraPkIord
CARPENTERS-e-Allaround men for gsijjrVl
car psalter Ing work Apply If K Uulford
Co Olenoldep Pa ,
ClIAUFKEUR. comoettnt while, for private
fam. nslihborhood Brpad ThornBouat t
must have good refs Ad II J34 Led Cent
COST "CI ERK Estimator wanted by Walker
belting "snd fpeclalty maautacturlns bouse
tsust be flrst-cls accountant and expert
enced la Sfurlni, eosu on heanr leaijiere.
Address with references r 0 Ban 807S
Phlladelghia
DRAFTSMEN waawd xperleoeti oo 1 aj
rangeawnt and OetalUng boas but flrjt-cll.se
nin i eed apply Adrcy " Jfld tspir 0K
.fsTp By&M1 r,
jf Omt tUiitIM A V . i'iii