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EVENING tiEDGBR-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1916
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
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GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts. 73.B7R buihrle. The fr
et w weak and 2c lower due to easier western
,1m. Quota ttafMi Car lota, la rinrl ekrve-
tee i.J ITV."!?1 I.mI !. a saute-
i.rf 7oj yiyr r-o. 5
red
tl.Hl UMBU Kn. 9 rd II wi
No. yd. I,MI., rJW A. JLJ
I. I1.I2V1 JB
j rejected
CORrt Racetpta. It. Sift bushels
The market
ruled an under lutht ftertnr and a fair de.
v.ar ivw ivr mij treee
Otanfatkwie
to location tv astern No. 3 rdlpw.
Df 1 I
11.200
1: west.
We. 4
nut bo.
x 91 , ireatern lliuwr retlaw. 11 fa
in, No. 1 fallow. II UC1 II; Wf
fellow iit:iii.
OATS Receipts. HO OH tmaheta. Offering
,wer moderate and Mm market ruled ateadr
Uh trad fair, Qnotatloiiat Tn t wartr,
enTle. standard wtme. oel4c. No 1
whit, Mrtc, No 4 -whits. fWHci
aamvU eats. S4wHc
rLOUR Recall. MO WJs. and t.tie.431
(be. in sack. Tw market ra dull and Isrsely
raeminal. Uaatatlona rr 1M lbs, In wood
Winter clear. $ do. atraWnt, $8 7
. aamui cMr, ration
atraurnt. notion, saraa
is law
Wlfllf clear. " '
eel da, patajH. , 5
3.bOJ0tSi da. patent.
joi 1
l7
V),ao; rlty
HIE
1111 enrtns. first dear.
i TftWIV i do. favorite.
at. cotton eecke.
-. IKIbHiUS. do, patent,
nut iTanea, siaausrji
choice and fanrr patent. tlo.400
Itr faille choice and fanrr patent, fit Q
II) Ull
lp,404
Kr rntua eeeroiar srnaee winter, clear.
0; do, wtreVatrt. In.TSwB, 00. rat-
ant. VT-.
18.40.
RTE FLOUR ruled Brm vaocr rmul eurpuei,
hut ther waa (Ml tredlne. VT quote at tl.0
a.W per BbL. aa to quality.
PROVISIONS
ruled Urn with
aaotationsi city
atr-dnia, 84ei wester, boat. In
fair demand.
beeL In sets.
beef.
Tha market
S-oIlowlna- er I
mrtiitVmA and a
aats. aowkad. He:
luaucklaa and t
Zl 'LI- r
si. nmniB. i a. rwnii sw.
VkMinad. looaa. iOaj21V4t: da. do. amokad.
XlVzlwri oinar mm. antnaaa. air cars.
to l-rond and arrraca. lHHei fauna, amol
tllr and araatarn
ndara, inoktl and alr-drlad.
IZaOMi. pork, fanlr. 0 (S
r, rarad, taaaa, lSluHc: do.
unoaao.
rad, aa
mokad.
waatorn carad. H(i do. Malad. aonalass.
CL
do, amaXad. IX. aUlaa In aVula. acordInc to
tvaiasa, looaa. Ktei braaktaat hacvo. aa to
rand and aarraaa. 4lr currd, 2:Si WaV.
faat bsroo. waatam rurad. Sllie lard. araat
am rcflnad. tlarnaa. lTWc: Cm. da. Cm, loba.
iIHe, lard, intra cllr. kKtta ranaaraa. la (tarraa.
'He; lard pure cKr. kettle rtndarad. In tuba.
REFINED SUGARS
Tha niarkst aa qalrt bat firm JUflnars tlat
rks CXra fine aranuletad, T.M)0T.ic. pow
iarad. 7 007 10c. confactlonars' A. T,oaj
1.M0. soft fradas. 0.?ftT,4v
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Tl UTTER Damand
WHO ucni pnrnncs
was falrlr artlaa ana.
prices edraneed H r on
and tc 00 prints. Follaw
ara tea auetattaaa. naataro aoJW-parkM
oatnarr. ian7 aprriaia. fl9iri rare, avyt w
tic. attra.nrsU. &t 02Or; firsts, air; aao
xanrr. mvcj aa-
boUd-rarked craamarr and tc 00 prints.
Ins; ara tba auatatia
nnria. X4ttl4l4rt naarbr ttalnta.
arass extra. iltWc: firsts, ate, arcondi. tiO
Mn aneclal (ancr brands at prints Jobblnx at
ie4.
l5G0B--Klne uaa.Jstd ra:rs ware wall cleaned
up at lull ficuraa. ttuetatlooa (ollawt In fraa
Saaaa, nearby extra, io per down: naarbr
rata, Iiu.ho ner standard cava: ne&rbr current
recrlpti. 10.a0 per case; it astern extra. H)a
Jtr dozen: rxtra firats. 110 MO tier cae: firsta,
10. Du par case: rWrUfrator esse, extra. IV II
per ease; firsts. W. JV0U.no per case: eecvnda,
Uiiea.M par caee; vandied ccs JobWo at
40 tie per oozen.
CIIEESBRuled firm under lljt offerlnca
and a (air demand, roilowlnc ara the quota
4toos: Nmvr Turk full cream, fancy, Sltt 0
Clc: do. do. fair to food. SUHlc: do. part
klms, 11 CI Be.
T0ULTRY
LIVE TK market ruled eteadx under mod
erate offerings and a fair demand. Koltowinr
are the euMatlone: Fowla. as to osalltr, 1V
tTc: roosters, 11014c: sprlnc cblckeua. accord
ic to quality. 16017;: White berhorna, c
eordlnc to quality, 14916c; ducks, ae to size
and quatltr. IftWlec: turkere. ri24c. seesa.
Ierl7c; plaaens, eld. per pair. XStTZSct do,
youns;, per pair. IBeirlc.
DRESSED Tba market ruled steady, wltb a
aeairnDia aioca roiiowina
arr-pectea J
r seiectaa.
apiece. 2Hei do.
en (
dry.
vrelchtnx 4 4f6 lbs. and over apiece.
do. waixhlns; 4 lbs apivoe, 2c; do. snisiler
lowuc. uiu roosters. iry-TicHen, 10c
inr k
fair demund for desirable atock
are the ouetatleas: Freeb-klUed.
fowls, 12 o box, dri'pl'-ked. faory
lite: do. weishlns 4H
iH
lbs.
m
IOC.
and
ever, par pair, SMVt, waKhuw: V7 lbs. per
, zc, wreiKnina aua torn.
A 11a. wr
tltZtmt broUtrs, Jersey, fancy,
Blzea
roastlnv chickens.
western, welshu
lbs.
1 lbs.. 84 s
. Pair,
Ji
lovzie
da.
pair, tic; welsl
avala-btnc ?
tnikaa aizea. ?
B0cS!!r: do. other nearby.
Dae nalr. set&oc: do. do. small
decks, naarbr sprlnc, SSVSie; sguaba white,
wclshlnc JjeiS lbs. var tot.. Iz.lttt?; do,
; 00,
do, 1)910 lbs. per
lba.. Dar das.
lbs. .per dox .
weUhinr It
alter altee. 5fTc;
par dox.. tS.76
dai, ho0A.6O
do.
uu h nuaTu.irv. uh. am.
t. ItVa per Jcr . H4 3, Co, Jo, la. t
jTjwni.in;
V ade tesv VV vTi a
,ts: vuj osrx. i;.&B
mall and No.
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock of most descriptions mat
do. 4jH
u
alth
tair sal and values ceaernUr were wail maiu-
tained under moderate eaTennss. Quotattona:
E
m HUllIVaurr. ajj. uunsi uu. 1
OS bo; lien Davis. 2otS.7o; fair to Csod.
tl.CO02.CO. AppUa. Delaware and Storyland,
iOe. UuTnora, New'Tork. Mr bbL. o. 1. tS0W
t.CO: No. :, I22.&0: aulocas. New York, per
ush., 11.W01.75. Lamoss. per box. II M
t&0. Orapefrult. Florida, per crate, W04.6O.
ranberrlea. Cape Cod, per bbL. 10 Be. to: do.
Co. par crate, J2&X40; do, Jertwy, dark, per
crate, I24S2 40; do, do. Itcht. per crate. II CO
oaixet, POBVWt:
5 25
icBt,un. awssi-s luia. I'd inaari.
do. par UisB.besktt. ll.SS1.7e.
York, per
sncioon.
Mi . BUfU
01.71-. do. No t. liar.
lett. per bl.. 34e H).
tmah-hamDer.
tl.2StPl.sO. tiartlett. No. 1
Meckel.
fears.
t-J
2VC.
basket. Concord, letf
Grspes,
lac:
Peara
11.71
I. 11.22
New York. Bart.
New Teric..er
niacara, I TV
Orapee. Maw York, car 'M-b. basket. Ceo
ord. cs00Sc: Niacara. &9RSc. flums. New
ve.vcj prune,
COf
York, par basket Damson,
0000; crea gut, sucjtuc.
SKiNNEK TKIUMPHS
IN TARKiNGTON PLAY
"Mr. Antonio" Gives Him An-
othor Voluble, Vivid Part, and
the Audience a Pleasant
Evening
"."n i.? A Kar la few arta
!Tva Aarauutton. HfelumanL -a,arlaa
Hrrd atraet Theater.
joua swim
, Araea JJarc
lwt-.Taei!fis5-
tu ef tke Karepesn Cafe. ,
Tlu It.M
Antonje Camaradonle ... . Otis "Vlnfter
Joa. the new partner .nobart llarriaon
a June Hmr.. . ,. gleaner Woodruff
eorse ttleeie... . . .,. . Walter K. Krott
Innla TtlMla. fiia wife , .". "ua Asm Sollaon
Ara Ionia Jornr, , , rranre Landy
Karl, th mtnliitr'a son Patterson MrNuil
Mrs Jornr , . Loutie Brdmeth
jornr. iltjor 01 AValonia
RaV Je,.a Walnole.
Mrs Valpole. ,
Mr Coodtr .....
Mrs. Coodar . .
Joitph llrannan
rvMkat a I'ltAH
.ieaita Crommette
..William txirans
Winona Dtnnlaon
America's mo,t dlitlnitulirieit und ver
satile character actor and America's most
skillful delineator of small town characters
ought to make an ln Indole combination
If, as a matter of fact, Otis Skinner and
llooth Tarklnnton nra purveyors of Jut an
agreeable and naive exenlng's entertain
ment you can lay the blame, such aa It Is,
at the door of the skillful delineator of
small town character who doesn't happen
to be a born dramatist. Of course, he
couM get around the deficiency by being
avs simple on the stage aa he is In his 'Ten
rod." But that Isn't tha war of the novel
ist. Instead ba quails before the amesome
Astir of Tbcspls and hauls out a re
volver. Th first act of "Mister Antonio- Is
wholly right and tntertaintna;. it Is lust
four frequenters of a Third avenue titf
York bar and a harmteas lunatic The
busy barkeep. the "golT After an absinthe
pick-me-up. the garulous organ grinder and
the respectable cttlcen from th small town
off on a bat are all full of real life. Even
th lunatic -with a pasnlon for shooting cap
pistols at his stde partner, th organ
rrlnder. Is plausible and real. When the
organ grinder gles the respectable cltlxen
a coat and a dollar to so telegraph home
for money, and when he then announces
that the man Is Mayor of a town to which
he pays an annual summer - lslt wljh his
hurdy gurdy, then you settle back for a
pleasant little play.
Mainly, you get It. You see only the
meaner people of a small town, but you see
them pretty truly. You hae a great deal
of fun waiting for tho Mayor, who "runs
the town llko tho Holy Qhost would run
It." to learn that the organ grinder he once
put In Jail Is the good Samaritan or Third
avenue. When musical Antonio befriends
the dlstant-relathe hired girl, whom th
Mayor would drive out of town for going
to a dance hall with the minister's son and
not telling who ths man was, the thicken
ing In the plat Is pleasant enough Hut
when the Mayor cast n loaded revolver to
lh -way of the lunatic In order that he may
kill Antonio In the course of his cap-pistol
campaign well, it Is Just on sign that a
novelist ought to keep to his own business
or else have more respect for either his own
trad or the theater. With humble sim
plicity, Mr. Tarklngton could make Mr.
Antonio a triumph. When be brings In the
revolver of melodrama h merely arms his
audience and puts It on the defensive. It
Is a considerable compliment to iSr. Tar
klngton's senso of character and of humor
that the play nt the Broad still remains an
agreeable amusement.
But It Is a good deal moro of a compli
ment to Mr. Skinner. He has an admir
able supporting company, capable of very
pleasant bits of character work, but It Is
he and his Italian that really count Per
haps it is an easy job for Mr. (Skinner1. It
would be a huge one for most of our self,
restrained, colorless player. Mr. Skinner
has breadth and impetuosity, th subtle
and the pungent, b vivid and the simple.
Ills fine voice Is neter forced. He fills It
with color And character cen when it
falls to half a whisper. Mr. Skinner bos
th imagination to conceive finely and the
vigor to execute boldly", rerhapo It is
temperament. At any rate, it la art
X. M.
10-YEAR-OLD "FOLLIES"
HAYE GROWN NO OLDER
'Shakespeare "Take-Oils" for
Ziejrfeld Holiday Some
Chorus
VEGETABLES
and
toes,
The market ruled firm under llsbt
a ralr camana. (isolations: vri
renna)ivama, cnoice, M.svw
demand.
bueu.
offarinss
Bits pots,
l.SOj New York, choice. It COWl 0; whit pota
toes. Jersey, tmr baaket. DUcttJI. sweat pota
to!. Kastern ribnre. per bbL. Ns. 1. 125
2.50; No. 2, flfl.&p: sweet potatoes, Delaware
and Maryland, per hamper, OOVtCc: sweet po
tatoes. Jersey, par baaket. No. 1, e070e: Mo.
z. ZQUsoe. uniona. par juvu. nac. no. 1,
f.bUV2.vU No z, I1.4UWI.1D. cabbace. Dan-
per ion, eiowpv; oo aorocsuc, per ton. i
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tills r AeUMPM was easier iMs awrntes; and
asjsntns; arisss ahowaal 4Hfi of II U) If
aImU w4Ur.ttr4 IfsmKatlofl by Wall
avidi a4 oomssliston haes, pranu4
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BOOTH CHAPIN
At the Walnut Ust night in "Whflo
the City Slcepi"
UTOriAX COP AT WALNUT
IX NEW DllAMA OF T0L1CE
Meller-Dramatic Bluccoat Gets Laugh
in Reverse Englleh From Super
intendent Robinson
Th Utopian cop came to town iast night
He had neither brogue nor brogans; more
over, he wore a "plnchhaclt" rutt when he
doffed his blue coat for his lounging
clothes. Ills voice was pleasant well
modulated and thoroughly In accord with
the principles laid down by Mr. John rrew.
tie should have been doomed to failure,
should this TJtoplan cop. Somehow, we
prefer the ones who wear big, squeaky
shoes and amoks villainous pipes. Dut this
cop swore he was Irish, drew th applause
of the galleries when he said the Irish
"were always a race for fair play," and
thus "While the City Bleeps" turned out
satisfying for those who paid their way
in, which was the main trarppse enedally
when the villain was thrown down the fake
dumbwaiter.
The plot is old. concerning Itself In a
midst of tangles of an honest cop refusing
to dd the Mle machinations of th inevit
ahto "man higher up" to take an Immigrant
girl as his mistress. The girl, of course,
la unaware that such evil exlsto and has
A lorer who loves her for her sake alone.
Fred C'nntway, as the heroine's father,
was obliging when ha was absent, and
Dolly De Vyn. as Patsy, a newsglrl who
Aiwa), has a hunch, aided tb Jong arm
of coincidence immensely. In spite of tit
axaggcraUon of tho character portrayed by
Marie Pel VecchVo, that of the honest
TJtoplan cop's mother, sha was Instrumental
In pulllmr through the show. Her Idea of
the part she played showed considerable
forethought Buprintendent of Police Rob
inson witnessed the show and smiled.
JACKN0RW0R1HJS
GREEIED AT WOTS
'Chic" Sale, Harry Green and
Bobby Heath Also Hits of
Star Bill
MINE STORY DIVERTS;
LAURELS FOR LOVES
Montagu and Bessie at Regent
and Arcadia and Thomas
Meighan at Stanley
Th Tollies," ten years alive, celebrate
Shakespeare 200 years dead. Th tercen
tenary of th Bard affords th Inspiration
for th tenth celebration of a Zl'gfeld boll
day. Twenty-three scenes wer staged at
the Forrest last night before a typical
"Follies" audience, which by Its demonstra
tions of Joyunce Indicated that the vintage
of 111) possessed an exhilarating quality,
a bouquet and a sparkle that one docs not
expect of old wine poured Into near flasks.
Of course Shakespeare was taktn off. Dut
that wasn't Alt For, needless to relate,
there was a chorus. It proved that the
high cost of living has an 'Angle" in the
high cost of dressing. Not that ther were
any angle in th lyric auxiliaries, as th
young- ladic (who seldom leave Droadwsy),
It seems, prefer to be called Instead of
"broilers," "draft horaes" and other names
once familiar. Why lyric auxiliaries Is
the monnlksr selected Is not audible to th
ear and In some of the choral ensemble
on rrrrsttcd vision waa not th only sens
of the f!v than active. Possibly "pps"
would be the right term Instead of lyric
Auxiliaries, Judging by the vocal volume and
ton; anyhow, it Is a tenderer, younger
ttrm than th outmoded "broilers."
At any rate, they wer ther largely,
both numerically and quantitatively, for
aos were as pleasingly plump as Little
Buttercup and others wer of a Slim Prin
ces sveJUn. Most of them were pretty
In various way, such as blonde, brunette,
pouting, naive, Dresden dolt, statuesque and
other categories known to tba fancier.
The matter 'of chief concern to the
"Follies" connoisseurs need not cause them
mush concern. Tbey will all Ilk lb
ohorua.
For th pictorial part they bay this year
again, to fac a competition that waa not
forced la th preeedUir nln "FolHes," In
Joseph Urban' scenes. These are glowing
wKh color, yet nevsr gaudy.
Conventionality Is th keynote of th
humor coarsened a bit to be approprif to
the medium. Tea year of th "Follies"
hav not evolved a sense of authcnlo com
edy; th appeal rmJs to th eye.
But a on might, say, "What would you
hav 7 This I sot a prefclem plsy to rsaah
the intslhtct Tbli li But i VImumm
operetta to seduce th ear. This is not a
Gilbert and Rulllvan piece to Intrigue th
risibilities. This is th "Follies." It knows
not unities, It knows not -entity, It la a
kaleidoscope, a phar.tasmagaata."
It Is a huge, howling euoos In Its de
sign. What more could be asked T Noth
ing mora was asked by the snortllng, ap
plaush audi. So it is use te Met
the syndUat of composers; what thy eem
posed aan b heard In Infinite variety on
any phoBeerraph. It Is no ua to list
the eyndteate of lyricists. WweUlet and
Jokssmllha. What, they did en be heard
At y vaudevaU 'performance. It la all
tttmWed, girt aerr scenery aglow, arlsti
eeatum, 'trifelsr and ether dAneee,
wheess 4 )fe. Into a ponafleeserAte eve
HlAAfol tn entertainment of a sort that
ks ts neb, lleoause the elements are
Hke petite In a bag, whieb teuefc but
do net eefeere. Is no reproaob to the "Ft
M4f Behcet of dramaturgy, It wts oa
Ma am peculiarities of ataadaad. atrery
ass Is aetv this year. There are even M
-MHT artede In the ei; Mart WIW
aAsaie Jarlee. jrerMTd
WW Jto, tfc tAryljfJriAt
---- natter Is WAfted A a re.
sa-aeae trom the osoa Udesj, WAst the
vapors of BroAdaty; AJina rasmladrte.
W ti JraskU aua xna iiairt, as oainiy ae
ever, and fur newoeauer eavb Hardy, a
Srw
By the Photoplay Editor
8TANLKT "Tbe Ifrlr te tba Unrrab,'' Laskr-
Paramount, with Thomas MeUrhan and Anita
Xlne. ftory by lai Armstrong, directed by
WflUam C. TH II)le, .
Jeese I. Lasky liaa 'turned out another
Uva-iiart feature in which predomlnatiruT
comedy, of contrasts rather than of char
acter and situation, Vltl amuse many and'
disappoint other. It wilt please because
of ths harmless fun that is got from pisc
ina; rough miners In "high society," and
displease because ths climax Is feebly
propped with a conventional "mlsunder
standlf r" between husband And wife. Im
possible in life. The picture baa moments,
rare ons, of human pity and human grip,
and is never badly acted, but it lacks both
the broad emotional force and tbe delicate
detail of the very finest drama. It Is
scarcely as vital as It was In stage form
a good, many years ago when Wilfred Lu
cas played the roughneck hero. In tbe
fUm his role is taken by Mr. Melgfcad, on
agreeably manly, but not particularly dis
tinguished or subtle. Actor Miss King, his
foil In the plot. Is not impressive. How
ever, the character bits ere cleverly han
dled, and the camera work from first to
last is a generous education to directors
lth fogged lenses.
A Black Diamond comedy, travel and
news pictures complete the bill.
Jack Korworth has been singing under
Zeppelins for two years, but he managed to
return to his home town without a scratch.
In songs and stories he told all about It
at Xelth'a last night.
And to hla credit let It be said that he
didn't drag back an KngtUh drawl with
him. lie still talks and clnga American.
Confidentially Mr. Norworth admitted In
the course of a song that the number of
prospective president hsd been Increased
by on.
This news leaked out In the song. "Ile'e
My Boy- Then the comedian started
aomethtnc which promises to run neck and
neck with the American flag aa an applause
winner he held up the picture of his little
boy with Justifiable pride a he aang Its
only fair to ay. however, thst he receded
an abundance of applause before be reached
this point snd the picture well. It
clinched matters.
Chlo Rale appeared In a skit, during
which he assumed eight characters In
two scene. H kept laughter on the roll.
In addition to showing how wise a smart
rub could be played nn Instrument which
was a cms between a trombone and naxn
plteme with clarionet tdlmmirur. It waa
in bad shape and looked as though a mule
fell on it In a dark stable. II waa th
Applause winner of the show by several
lengths.
Right in keeping with the pace of the
show was a sketch by Aaron Hoffman.
Justly termed the "Delanco of Vaudeville "
It la called The Cherry Tree." and 1t
blossoms all over with laughs and philos
ophy. This Is without doubt the hst crea
tion of Mr. Hoffman's since his famous "End
of the World "
Harry fjreen gives an excellent character
ication of the honest Jew, and Is well sup
ported by Walter Alien, Jans Meredith.
Frank Clancy and George Park.
Bobby Heath and his Atl-I'hltadelphla
girls were given a hearty reception and
pro ad that tbey deserved It
In addition to Bobby and his energetic
pianist, Billy James, ther is a sextet of
the aainttest girls you would want to see.
The act is staged with an eye to class and
the. comedy Is sprinkled about Just enough
to make a good contrast.
Sydney Jnrvt and Virginia Dare ap
peared to advantage In The Bride Tamer."
a new operetta by Edgar Atlan Woolf and
Percy Wenrich.
Clara Howard, a singing comedienne,
who made her first appearance here, won
good results w Kit snappy songs, bright talk
and Imitations.
Paul (lorden thrilled the audience with
feats on the wire. He Is superior to any
lro artist ever seen here Many new
ideas In Juggling and comedy were shown
by Nolan and Nolan, who gave the show
a quick start. This speedy pair work with
a rush from the start. Among other tricks
Nolan throws a saucer on his head with
his foot and later adds a cup. spoon and
lump of enjgar there by the same means.
Tbe act won much warranted applause.
The Saxo Sextet dispensed airs of the day
to general approval. J. G. C
eJTeWrwTarlw
.
at
Ballet.
at Marts tt.
wWlfl vf wtilefe ha am a meenbee.
faneral ervlr-ra -Thure- X at. m.. &I1S M
hill st. Int. Ureetmooat teas. fientatD snaf
Tieweo maoj, eve, aiiio aervice.
HAA. Oct, . CAflOlim, widow of
.Charles Haas, asm) Trt. Helatlves en erVwula
rarlted te fnnrrai. tVed.. 2 r an., reeteene of
na-4nrlaw. rred (lasaa, Hi K. Maaboraeew are,.
Raibotettaa. Mceh,a la Meeaativ Laitkaraei
( hurrh ri.rn 1st l,evermrtai Ceea. 'rHBa
ii av irvm ip a
A-
mar rail !
"LITTLE nEMY CMOORK" 18
onwee it fVfrrt?Biirvru'Pn I r$yZ?Vml0$ii$
IV r,vn.r.- ,,, vnaWVWfWI K Tri ,
(nee Horn). ed St. Relatives and ri
O'Shej-Liller Tky Score With Many
Thrill,
Tense dramatic situations and thrills ga
lore predominate In "Little Teggy o'Moore,"
which scored a decided hit at the Knicker
bocker Theater Ust night It la, neverthe
less, a sweet love story, and It gripped the
Interest the house from, stnrt to finish.
The comedy element drew many laugh
Peggy, n little Irish girl, almost as lov
able as 'Teg o' My Heart" comes to visit
America and her guardian. Dan Murphy
who Is mayor of a wide-awake city Elec
tion time is near, and she learns of crooked
politics, of riots, thefts and dark Intrigues,
all ery (Tripping Peggy la In the thick of
It all, and Is almost as heroic as tier guard
ian. Th cast Is unusually good Hlln Morgan
Is delightful as I'eexr, while Oscar O'Rhea
scored henlly a, tha guardlnn-mayor Dan
iel need, ns Mstt Hngan, kept the house in
an uproar of laughter.
ZDcatljs
At.nnnciiT. Oct s, josni'itiNrj c .
or rrrdrrirk J.
Joyland Girls Cross Keys
There Is a good combination of music
and comedy In tbe Joyland Girls, which
heads the bill at the Cross Keys. Bright,
breexy lines and funny situations raised no
end of laughs, while the songs were up to
the minute. The act Is staged with careful
attention to detail and a number of pretty
girls enhance tho production.
Entertaining acts were also presented
by Harry Anger and the King Ktsters, Keyo
and Nelson, Davis and Peters, McOowan
and Cordon and tbe ituth Howell Trio. Tho
photoplay Js full of interest.
Town Hall Follies I'enn
Town Hall Follies." a rub musical tab
loid, proved the leading attraction on tbe
tlll at the William Penn Theater last night.
Wth Eugene Emmctt In the leading role.
Assisted by a bevy of pretty girls, the
sketch won continuous applause. The music
is fsr above the average and the comedy
brings no end of laughs. The act scored a
solid bit. Other good act on the bill were
Jimmy Lucas and company, "At the Doc
tor's." and Kennedy and Burt. Bessie Bar
rlscale. In "Plain Jans," and excellent
photoplay. Is also on tbe bill.
-Wt mV, JOSIil'lllrtli -- HIUCTW
AihrOThf ii,ltlva and frlenda.
B, V, If. Sodality aad larua of Sucre Heart
of Church et Ht. Ibnnaaa Aaulnae, ln Ited to
funeral. Frl . SJIO a. m.. aon-ln-UWa real,
dence. Tfiomas P. Preston. Ml" KHisaeeelne;
r,a. Utah mm of reoulam rmircn or Meat
iolj Karramrnt 10 a, m. lnl llolr Crnaa Cam.
AT.l.ltrf Oct M. Capt WILLIAM 11 S AI..
t.KN, huiband or Kmrni Allen tnre lllsasr). axed
4 lletatlrea snd frlenda Invited to funeral
services. Tuea . 8 p. m- residence pf daughter-la-law,
Mrs. Msrr Allen. Sl N, Howard St.
Int. Wed . at Pflimre City. Del
I) AltTI I Oct 2. Tlt.t.tK dauchler f lata
J'harles O and Dorothea llarth, Ilelatltea and
rlends InvMed to funeTal services, Vtrd.,X
p m "rothrr-lo-Uwa residence. Cleorse YV
Cook. 23 N. Mtt st Int. Frrnwood Cent.
Vrlrnda may view remains Tim., from 730 te
W P. m.
Kin.NTrj.ti Oct. SO. WAltT B . wlfa of Au
rust Hlanlsle Inee Rlaele). axed SS, Itelattves
and friends Invited to funeral. Tours., S P. tn .
EBZO Jllalua; nun see lAwnaaia, liemaisa mar
a vlawad iVd M to 10 p. m Int. Norttawood
Ccm. Auto aerrlee.
IIOU1CK. Pet IS, AO.NTJ M dauahter of
'athartsa ana late iomaa ltotser.
la
eed
etetlree and frlenda also Iileaaed Vlraln Vlarr
rai.
rain
Kft.t1tfv of Mt. auaaatlna'a lnrlted to funera
Tram mmltfri reaioene. ivi J rTanaiin ar.,
Thura A SO a tn Solemn reoulem maa Ht
Ausuitlne's Church lu a. m. Int. llolr Croaa
Cem.
nOWEHS Oct 5S. auddenly. DAVID, rm of
Hannah nnd late Oet.rs II. Ilonera. Itelatlvea
and frlenda. Waahlnstnn lmf, No 401, P. O.
8 of A t Camp No l5, T. O. of A., and em
ployee Klectrlc Ptnraae llattery Cos Invited to
funeral service.. Wed.. lJOj. m. 447 N, Uan.
croft at. Int ptHate. Wbltemarah. 1 rltnda
ma view remains Tucs .8pm.
1IOWMAN 1, 7. auodenlr. at San An-
,Kirt T-v . ItV.ltllRltT I... inn nf Harry and
lata Arabella M Itewman, aaed I'll Due notice
Tlfp'
savfi
f-Tai
"fc5ET
. rav.
xrom I n
IIAKt) TVt . UlITm A .. arUoar mt
Capt. K w ana fnM need). Owed TS tteta.
live and friends larlted la fanerat, Taee
p. m , MXj Walton av. Int rf ala.
HArtsri.u Oct, an ntANK MAXSKI.U at
AtUatlo Cltr N J lieiatlvee and rVaiaa MvHad
te funeral aertloee. 4(44 tprer at., wed., at 3
p rn Int private. OmK florera.
IIAItTKOPr Oct. MAX. m mf Hen
rietta ami lata Aucvst llarlkerf sired ti. Jtate-
tires and frlenda Invited la fuaeral aervli
nea
Wed.. 2 n an 1t.1 ti narltela at. IMC. ari-
vale. Chelten Hills Cam hemalrai rear ba viewed
Ta , T te p m Ante faneral,
JIATKS Oct 0. JOHN F huaba-nd at HaVaej
O If are (nt Flmvraaerl sod arm f lata T.J.
and Mary A llarea Itelatlera aad frVndai Aan
Valradnr CoancU, K. tt l At Vtckael's T.
A II. Poclrtr all other societies of wrscri "
was a nwmter Invited t funeral. Frt, g
a. tn sis a nroad at. sieiemn reeutem tnirt
pi Stephen'a Ctiurch utrnad and Butter ata.).
,0.?.m ln,i Heir Crwa Cem
. IIKMrmt.t.. Oct, S. at V.aat Cheater, ra .
Hon JumcllI IIElirjlfU- axed 74. Relatives
and frlenda Invited tn funeral. 40 MaawHe t-
neat Cheater. Wed Meat at houa 3 . in. 1st.
Oakland Oen,
iirix.viiTiKimT Oct. r. rirn.ip hoae
ii i,i, x,nen iieiineikeni. neiaiieea ana inunaa,
plvlejon So 7, A. O. If.i tourt xissi M. J,
K. of Jk.j Va.hlnston Ixxlea. Jta. 1M1. E
and f. of II., Intlted to funeral. TT, B a. .,
ZSSs rl. Amerlran mi. Haarmei Hlaii anaaa af
Alt.
renulem Ctiunh nf Our ldy of
l m Int llolr tiroes Cem,
Carmal
reqwiei
'athlr
nf funeral will ba slron, father's realdMira. siis
N.M.C- . o ..
Y County. i.tr.Elr: IWT1.K. wtfe ef Harder
Sister f Als." rina Arte-TrUn-
I. atory by nemara xio
C. U. and U. A. Frank.
Ann am a
m, with Tlaaala Ijov
Convllla, dlracted Ly
Triangle, superbly equipped In all other
departments, baa never been strong: on orig
inal plots, eo It will surpris few to learn
that "Sister of Six" la Just A rewriting of
the old Tine Art success, "Let Katy Do
It." which, with Jan Orey, Tully Marshall
and th famous kids, constituted A sort of
Juvenile epic Th new picture even misses
AOm of the "JCaly" points, yet It U A de
lightful bit of entertainment, produced with
a handsome money outlay, a divining sense
of scenlo appeal, and close-up touches such
a the Krankllns excel In frightened little
boys and girls diving Into chests and clos
eta, putting out their tongues at grim eld
er, pulling one another's hair In contest
ing; for "the best seat." and biting- their
finger-nails at table. That sounds trivial,
but If It Is. then th heart of childhood is
trivial, with It angelic beauties and Its
demon! naughtinesses. If for no other
reason, you should see the antics of Fran
cis Carpenter and George Stone In this
aim. Here Are two young men who may
some time be the Henry Walthall and El
mer Clifton of their day a day when,
dear ins. Miss Lor will be past her twen
ties! Thank Heaven sto I way bslow that
now. And still doesn't belt her surname.
A charmer In a charming picture.
RKOBMT "BeBfkt aad Nil Itr," World.
Sroadkurat, dtraetad by Marlar Kneles.
In spit pf Its wordy method. "Bought
and raid For" I quite as exciting and fsr
lea offensive on the screen than it was
'on th stage. Tha stry has been faith
fully followed ; the settings are genuine ana
Imposing, and, beet of all, in the door
smashing climax, where tbe drunken mil
lionaire forced his way Into his wife's
boudoir, the -feeling of removal, of the pic
ture, within the frame, of something slight
ly apart from everyday life, prevents the
sensitive spectator from being offended In
Ik matter ot taste, mis eraay is starred,
and she Is net a bit bad as the phone girl;
but the real feature of the aetlon I th
Bjyln ef Montagu Love a the bibulous
husband. Tke lighting- Is net always bril
Maavt, It esefAll' serves, tUoujfh, ,
Anniversary weak ! feeing oaUferaUd at
the Apollo Theater, Klfty-seWad and
TAompsen streets. It's the first anniver
sary, too. By Deoember 1 i flB.eSvjorgan
will hav Veen Installed. West Philadel
phia always hs been progressive photo-
a "
s" sSseeevBr'ai esFeBaawyaasv4V
The stoUaweesi nmmrsde ball of the
MAitwA-Ptatwe saajdayes AseoetatiaMI U due
terht at aVajsjii' Tisilli In adeUteS W
take feelarws already askaeiisriil Hasry Kttby
test etle. IMtto htoUser. AelAl exhJMtkm
daneere la valevtlts th4rs, oabATeU aad
museo BAUa. win aMtear et toe SruM aj4
sffpfrsef( awWssi HKgaVaV
Bachelor Dinner Nixon Grand
The Bachelor DlnneV a lively tabloid
with pretty girts, good music and excellent
dancing, was the headllner at the a rand.
This tabloid has a freshness about it that
Immediately wins the audience. There Is
nolty In every line and there la plenty
of evidence that the girls and music
have been picked with care. There Is not a
dull moment In "The Bachelor Dinner," and
that Is more than can be said for A lot ot
vaudeville tabloids.
There were five other acta on th bll.
Cabaret Girls Globe
The Cabaret Olrls," a tabloid musical
comedy, featuring Madeline Lear. A Phila
delphia girl, Is th chief attraction at th
Glob this week. Ths scenlo effects are
worthy of note, and an attractive chorus
sings and dances in a pleasing manner.
The Five Satsudas, In an Oriental acro
batic novelty, were also well recalled. "A
Call Prom the Streets" Is offered by draco
Bt Clair and company, and Burke. Toughey
and company are seen In "Casey's Visit."
The surrounding bill Includes E. Kelly
Forrest, a tramp monologlst; the Dancing
La Velles, Illioda Nichols, Mumford and
Thompson, conversational comedians; Ita
lian and Pond, singers and dancers, and
the Cabaret Dogs. The pictures wer new
and interesting.
Minstrel Dumont's
Th Automobile Thiev" and several
other travesties on local happening
formed an attractive bill at Dumont's
There was an abundance of action through
out, while the first part was kept up to the
minute by the introduction of several nw
song. Tom Malon. Oeorg Allman, Ed
die Cassldy, Alt aibson, Vlo Itlchards and
others added to th general merriment.
Otis Bkinncr to Speak at U. of P.
ptl Skinner, th actor, will talk on Tha
Actor apd Hla Audience" at 4 o'clock this
Afternoon In College Hall, at the University
of Pennsylvania. The lecture will be open
to the public This will be the first of a
series of lectures to be given at the uni
versity under the auspices ot the Arts Association.
W
M I'll M
S,lMil rH
Mi
fllore Than
20 Years of
Beltmaklng Has
Resulted In
The "Bond"' '
Leather Belting
The ultimate in belting,
Bond Bolting U guaran
tdvsd fatwt for evry pur-
I4AJ,
LCHALES BOKD CO.
jfcC&ttjl4aBssssssssst4stf
JM Arh mr-l.
AW fm,M,W.
iloyle atnl fit Kelatltea snd friends invited to
funeral, Hprlns. Mllla. MoMaomery i-ounty.
Thura 2 pm. Int West Laurel Hill Cem.
IIHADY. Oct 2 HAHAII, widow of Patrick
tlrsdy, seed St llrlatlrrs and frlenda Invited
to funeral, Thura 8 a, tn , porlors nf William
JdcCnnoshr. I.ancater and Wjomlni: aves.,
Ardmore, l'a lllsh ma Sl.Colman'a Church It
a. ra. Int. t- Denis's Cem
UltOU-N. Oct. 2. JOll.-f. kushand of lata
Irabella Drown, asnl M, st Ms residence, tn
Itaddoo ava. lldatHea and friends, mem
bers ot Ionic I,odre. No. Pi. r. A. Jd.t Whher
aooon Circle. No. 1. II. of A.1 Lenl tnspa Tribe,
No 2. I. O It. M., are Invited to funeral
services. Wed . 2 p. m . at St. John's l, K.
Church, tlroadwar snd Ho j den at., Camden. N.
J. Int. private, st Harlelsh Cem, Friends may
view remains Ture.. 7 tn u P. m.
UK0V.N. Oct. 2. at PreebTterlan Horn for
Widows and ainxl Women. IAJJAm:T
HRtlWN. asad t Jtelsttvea and frtenila Invited
to funeral service!. Tues , I p. ra . the Home,
5Rlh and Oreenway sc, Wrel Phlla. Int. Mt.
Alorlah Cem. ,
niiowN Oct. so. nAnnAiiA. widow of
Isaac Drown. Hr.. ased W7. JUIathea and frlenda
Invited to funeral. Thura, 2 p tn.. from resi
dence of aon-lu-law. IblJ K. Tkwa at. Int.
llelvua Cem
CALDWELL. Oct. 2. HKUIJtH. daughter of
lata tleorsa and Martha Caldwell, aaed 01.
rtelatitea and friends tnvlted lo funeral aerv
Irea. Wed., 1 SO p. tn , reaidenca, Itldler town
aMp. near Alorton. Del. Co.. l'a.. without
further notice. Int. Aledla Cmm. Auto aenice.
CLJkitK. Oct. m. In New York city. 1HAI1KL
CLAItlv. wife of W. Irvtns Clark and dauxater
of tbe lata Thnmaa Ilehlna aaed 7S .
CI,lN-TO.f Oct. SO. EDWIN T. CI.LfTON.
need 71. ltelatlvra and friends Invited to fu
neral aervlcea. Wed . 2 P. tn . at 4SU3 Wslnut
at. Int. private at Church ot Drethraa Durlal
Omund. Qerraantown.
COX At Merchantvllla. N. J , Oct. S, JOHN
W. COX. huaband of Mary Cox (nee Bchock)
and father of lr. II. K. Cox. D. V. H.. of 1'ulla..
Pa. Itelatlves and frlenda Invited to funeral
aervlrra. Thura , 58 p ra.. JIJ r.. Park .,
xlerchantvlll. N J. Int. priyau JUrlelrh Cam.
friends may view remains Wed, t) to 10 p. m.
Auto funeral
culiibhthon. Oct. so. kiAitnAtiET v..
widow of John Culbertson and daushter of Drld
ret and late Patrick J Dolan. ltelatlvra snd
frlenda Invited to funeral, Thura., u a, m 103O
MrClalian at., selow Moors at illsh requiem
rain St, Thoraaa Auulna Churcti 1U3U a. m
Int Holy Croaa Cera ..
DUUOIS Oct. 2. Ir. TfH.LIAM O. DTJ
rtOlS. ased :". Itelattves and friends Invited
lo aervlcea. Wed., lu a. m, 440 Jiroadway,
Camden. H, J. lut. prU-ate, Clayton Cent., con
venianre ot family, Remalsa may be viewed
Tuea eve,
KNNI8. Oct. . ftAnAlI A., widow of
Henry II Knnla. Itelatlvea and friends Invited
to funeral. Wed , 2 p. m . HA Uracu at., Minn
yunk Uervlcea at. David s I' E. Church
3 p. m. Int. private, Ivrrlnxton Cem. I rtends
rosy view remains Tues., 7 to & p. m.
FANK. Oct. 28. IDA, dsuthter of Jsmas If.
and Isabel L. Pane. Relative and frlenda In
vited to funeral services. Wed, 1:8(1 p. m . at
parents' realdenoe. till 8, tteeae st. Int. Fern
wood Cem. llrmalna may be viewed Tuea avo
KKI.I,. Oct. 20, ANNA L WALLACE, widow
nf Wllllsm K, Fell, Funeral services 4018
(Wsina av.. Wed , 2 30 p. m. Int. private.
Itelatlves and friends Invited to funeral atrvlcea
K1,ANA1AN Oct. 28, JKNNIB J., daushter
of Mary E Flanaxaa laee Pecton) and lata John
11. Flanaran. Itelatlves and friends Invited to
funeral, Thura , H 30 a tn , 3105 Arnmlnso ava,
Holemn requiem mas Church of Nativity 11. V,
11., in s tn Int New Cathedral Cem.
. OADKTI.EWICZ. Oct. 2. HOLlJLAW J.,
huiband of Klliabeth M. Oabrylewlct, axed nj.
Itelatlvea and frlenda alaq tlnclelles ot tha rollsti
Alllaooe, Z. N. P.. No. 1: T. 11. P. Koacluakn,
Adam Mlcktawlcs. Hhoemakers' llrancn. No. 2;
Polish Home, 2d and Palrmouat ave.. Invited
to funeral, 112s N. Sophia at.. Thura , 8.30
am. lllsh requiem rnaaa Ht. lAurentlus's
Church 10 a, ra. lut. Holy flenulelirs Cem.
OA1.IUOIIKH, Ort. SO. MAJtr E. OAI.LA
OMEH Inea For), wlfa of N.ll Oall.sW. Hals
Jlvts and friends, Ixasua of Macrad Heart of
Ht. Orasory's Church, lavltad to funeral. Frl .
H a. m.. S4&2 Marian ave.. Weat I'hIU. Hlxh
masa of requiem St. arsorys Church SJO a.
m. Int. Holy croaa Cam. Omit flowers,
aOLlJHUmi Oct. 30, FltANK II., huiband
of Vlortnc UoldatnUh, 6671 I'embarton st. Due
nottro of funeral slven
OOODALL Oct, 20, LOUISA OOODALL.
widow of .Thomaa Ooodall. Ilaiatlvea and
frlenda. Columbia Lodge, No. 21. H. of II.. In-
riinu tu lunerai aervicra. i.inuen itapiiat unurcn,
Jth and Linden su Csmden. N. J.. Wad.. 2
IIKTSKIL Orl. an at lha raaldrnrai of her
nelca Mm Frank C VrCown. to 4th ,
Jl addon HeUhU. X. J MAHuXhUT P UET-B'.-K
J"'rvcea and int. at Chmtraburr. IV. .
...HICKa Oct 21). U2 if. aid at- lKAlAH
1IICKH, Funeral rervVee at conveeilenea f
Umlly Int prlrate South laurel Hill Cem. It
la kindly requested that no Anwrra he aent.
JACKSON Oct 2. AMANDA C JACKSON,
ased 87. Ilaiatlvea and frlenda Invited to fu
naral aervtoee. Thura 2 p. n- 74 Draxal rd
Overbroak Itrt prtvala
JACOHS Oct. V. HAaiCRU husband of
Mary Ann Jacaba. Ketstlvcs and frlenda Invllad
lo funeral, W ed., 2 n m , son's reetdeoce. Sea
N 4Mh at. Int Mt MortahCem. Tlemalns nar
be viewed Tuea., between B and 10 p. m. Auto
service f
KANK Oct. BO. FT.IXARBTH T KANE fnea
Oallasher), wlfa ef rYanda J. Kan. Selstlves
sud friends, tesirua af ftarred Jieart. Altar
and Ibnaary Societies and II. V. it. AadaHtr of
ft. lltaa Chnrrh. Invited to funeral, Taur.,
SAO a. m . realdenoe of roualn. O. C. Mir,
rlaon 1418 8 ICtb at. Balema reqalem maaa
Ht lllta-a t
Kl
wlfa
and
2 p. m , at reelderxw son. 2e M, 43d at.
im rnwif at rnnann tern.
KNAI'P Oct. If. JACOII huetiapd of Clar
Knapn nea Horn I. aaed St. Helatlva and
friends, Washington Camp, No. , p. n .
ef A.t Jlarrr Oar Council No. 7. Jr. ti? C.
A, M , Invited to funeral. Wea.. 2 p. bu Seat
N. Urnad at. Int. Nonhwood Cem.
KN6WLU8 Suddenly. Oct. xA. HARRIET
KNOW1.TC9 wife of John Ttaewlea. daushter of
lata Ileniamln antl Elisabeth flamar. Itelattvaa
and fiieuds,, membars at Oabrlel a P. K. Vila.
aKMt, tnild to funeral aervirea, Wed .2 p. m ,
109 E Wlnxcihockltu; st.. Olney. Int. Oreeawaod
tX of r.) Cam. Itcmalna jnay ba viewed Twaa,
"IcOCH Ort. 2. MATT1E J . wlfa of T. T.
Koch, aved 78 lielaUves and friends, members
of Church Ifelpera of Methadlat SManopal
itiurch and Women's Ttellef Corp of Post TVo.
7. O. A. It . Int lied t runeral aerrkva. Wed.,
2 p. ro.. SZ2 E. 71 ave.. Camshahockea. He
mains may he lewed Tuea., 7 lo p. tn. Int.
Rrlvate. Laverlncton Cem RoaborouxD. Aute
literal
LANOTOrtD. Oct. SO. JOttN T, LATfO
FOKI). een of lata Thomaa and Italia lAnaford.
Itelatlvea and frlenda lavltad to funeral. Tnura.,
8 Ad a n . 25 N. Wrcambe irtn lansdmrna,
Del, t'4.. l'a. ttulemn mass of requiem 8t..t"hUo
mena's Church 10 a, m. .Int. New Cathedral
Cem Auto funeral.
l.ENTZ. Oct. ID. CHAni.M P . eon nf lata
Chaa F. and Julia Lantx. H-latlvea and rrtnds ;
tntited to funeral services. Tues., 8 p. m . par
lors ot K. J Lambert. 8, U. cor 20th and
Itldae ave. Int. private,
I.INDII. Oct 38, MAUD T. LlNDlt (nea
Kinnedy), wife ot Charles K. I.lndh. Jr. Rela
tives and frl-ndi. II, V, M, Hodalltr and tattua
of Hacred Heart, invited to funeral, Thuri..
8 JO a. tn., KlSi) K. Chelten avs. Solemn maaa of
requiem Church of Immaculate Conception 10
a, m 1st. Holy SrpuV-hre Cem
LEWIS. Oct 8(1. nRADFlELD Q.. aon of
lata Jam and Joeephloe B. Lewis, ased 40.
llody mar he viewed a 821 Duunood St., Wed.
evr after T p deck, ttarvtan and Int- at New
tills, timbarland (dainty. Pa , IViura. arteraoon.
LUTZ-Oct. 30. ClUUSTLOi. husband, ot
Matilda Luts trie Sttefer). and BA. Jtelatlvaa
8 p. m ,4854 N, Lawrene st. Int. at convenl-
enin ,,, lniiiiiy.
Ellen Irnch
friends Unit
Court TV Phlli
ler t Lams X. sex Mt lasaae. U I
asf 2V aVSnt'ltts r frleaAa (VI
awral eaeitea. Wed.. . i . an JVI
M. pnvata.
Ylea
, MAAI.AXD. CkrtM
awn, jmjmw.
4,lWlutlawri. ic
I. Maajard aad asA
I. I' MUlS A
f&tew;?&
JWSraaSJraw t aBJrl
aaaal CI. iM'a Stat I,
e-wst
xarea srHiin , saenv
at aaat-wi-aaw. J. K.lfin
Assail as maaa Lady ef J
nay atf uaa
MaVWiasf
jwwm sax K.-y I
. ft! i3tf
mm en mt
Iters- arc I
Becajsir'al . fe-P'MP' "w Tkar., I P m Slav
sveTAvWf-i-oni-SJflersr 1. afravirf.
nf lata Jean and au-Usat Jseaneti KelanMBw
sed rrsMtda jfttHaA ta'-Saeeal. Tlasra MS jjj ., ,
aa tKVI sllfrHa: iv.,Mhra saaae a4 tajaasw pav H
aaaeati: sVsaaS JJ
tela JSei
rtei
Maaaai.tBM Sb-Lai
t ftj-1?, Atf"'," ' jsWi
at, JXeiem kajrajnias a J, fwrrtck-s
. WO4VW'--6rt.,i. sfSAlirV. k
lata naaa Morris laee 3acTrvwl, aaat I
erica Morn (new CftMasL rWtatlva1 a
Invited faaeral. Sat., a a. at., a
sv.. WeK lltMa. ifdawa asaa f iwaaAsa
ut, vataai
Chureti J a, m.
OtV. Oct. IS. uUCOawsat. aai.fcasA mt
KQ. iKIU i!Jrrvriiih5e3UJ
i. is. p, ef A.: beaeaara ac Wee A Xttaw i
aen aad Cajnbria. ass . aavltad ta.fuaiasi m
ieea. edI. 2 r, ,. SJkrTji. XAwraaea a,, i.
private, stnun mar be iewsd Tuea , s le 1
HBUi ej-aa ew Irar VsaTtarvV Ff BlsBVJPas)v u
ht, Oct. m. imui
i9 WHI1KM IM t
Asse., and UnvM Oaarda
ICBWWAS w rss.aiL.eal a-SrrjJw WWi IIIIMjaB j
lriwQVe. rs9 laASanTal
ha
IfULCAM
aan mt lata
Med dt. late. Ml
rriea
Frl" T .
eabr Mi
JK. Tarsaa- Church 11a.m. 1st,
wew
wtTriiicrrv.
VUKCHKy, huiband ef Sarah A. Mi after. apa
ativea a frwaas MvMed to rasssej
Thura . Ip. n. ISM J. TSmtk st, as.
...af
h, yariLCAsrct
tied, VrmmmETmm
E&
it. AAMWlif, aUtrOAtsf
Jtalativea aad frlaads IwvMad.
a. Thura . S n. m ISM N. istii
private Tatar! nm Cem,
SUftlTlI,
1.1AM
aw.
trtenda
Falrvte
t1S.Srt?115rBAdHAH A
Willi-m B, NHrwo, M fa KaUflVM
rrtn(lai lnTltswi ta lnexrsil. TTnfm . B
attMr'ei rwrrtVfic. Mr, SUtrDtw
14 M1 Pirm t.. 10 , tn. Ut.
V4B artdwtBatJrisI a-Oel.' ba rr(4 1fVl
SrfmU0r--Oct. 90. TTtLUAM 3,tr;
aVt twees nnA 1 rwtmHm l(tp1tscl lA a,UChrsl
&AQ su m. rtldarAr of 1st or. Mrs. KjsJtW
aAH IUfS iaU lr-au4Tii maaa St. Qab
agTpet !fc J&EDlCr C?ffe. lwV
wlfa ot ltobert Ott, aaed 65., Kola Uvea anf
friends Invited to funersl services. wed,i lJn
IS .an., 4mm mfwrv n. ih, mix jtwaia .
yrtaa
Tla-a, evx.
l. zem.
basbaud of Mi
allvea and friends '
at Sfabjeapert, M. J.
ivfud "tTSSimtc'm .
3 p. m.. Odd reVows'-Caaa. Chapel, tttufUmftm.
uoa iwbvi tJ.
re. 3. Int.
rArJvn act.
91. Jl-UHtlTI A. Pi'
Ptuiaral, la which ralattvoa aad friends.
Ward Dewuioratle Aim. are lavltad. Thm
ibis Yvnarten n. asa oc requiem wi
-rnomas Aqwiaaa vjpj a. aa, uu
fit.
Croaa ram. Auio sea ila.
1MUUE. Daaettr, fct. so,
Aqutaaa V0 a.
MICHAXL earn
lata Jamea aad Mary recti rm MeMabeal,
m of Klnaseourt. Cetrntir Cavan. Ireland, ru
neral wit! be eaaounood Utor.frem Naaaral
enartmente of Thomaa J eon OKourk. dfto
Morris at. , - i.
WWM.kx. ao. euoaenir. jisrtivia. js., waas
16th at. &atnaea
er J. x-inweaa.
0th
P. ro. iletnalna may be viewed Tuea eve
Inn ef John Crawford 2637 Woatfleld ave.,
uAn.a'!..,n,. Prfral,i Harlelsh Cem.
OltAIRBERUV Ai Weatrllle. P? J Oct.
28. MAItr IS,, widow of Joseph Oraliberry (neo
Toddl, axad 72, Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Wed,. 2 p. m , residence of
aon-ln law, Iuls W. Frlayburser, 314 Summit
ava., WastvlIU, N, J. lut, private Oreen's Cant.,
Woodbury, S J. Prliods may view remalna
Tuas,, T lo p, m. Auto funeral.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
J
COMPARE THE
SCHOOLS
EHraver's Business College has
grown faster than any other Busi
ness School in pnuaaeipm.
Baaeose It la snore pregreselre.
Teaehaa the up-lo-dale aaatbods aad
machines. Employe eaiy exparli aa
tcaehars. Develop bltlier skill la
Its student and gats larger salaries
for them. Is envied aad slandered
by Jealous competitors, but not
withstanding tills eantlnuei to grew
rapidly beeania It raster Its pa
trons belter service tha any ether
school la the ettf,
All former studsnt reeesHaend It
Every family that send one ohlld
sends others. Absolutely noa-eec-tkrlan.
Positions positively guaran
teed and procured. Strlafly one
price. Charges modsrat. Day and
Night School open now. Bend for
oatalog.
Strayer '$ Bwitcss C Bef e
801-f7 Ctowtnut It, PWU
Walnut, Set Male M-f
Waaantakwi; Iiwtltut. &$?
a!
: tit
II. Oct 20, JOHN It., huiband of lata
rnch (nea Donahue). Itelatlvea and
llnly Nam Society, Vlctrlx C, C.t
f Phlla.. No, !!. F. of A.r Dlvl No.
3. II . Invited to funeral. Frl., 8.30 A.
81. A. O. II . Invited to funeral. Frl., 8.30 a.
in.. BA13 Carlton at,, W. Phlla, Solemn maaa of
requiem 'Church ot Our Lady et Victory 10 a.
uatnrarai xrmm.
rest Oct. 3 ft.
P.MacDowell.
Int Cathedral Cam.
Mai-DOWCI.I Entered lntn
ANNA D.. wlfa of Henlamln
Itelatlvea and frlenda. member of United Xom'
merriai iraveiera- oi Aniertca,
Invited to ru.
at 2 p. tn.. 2S:o Oxford
neral aervlcea. Frl
st. Int.. private.
AIAUUiVr.
huibana
1 1 v a and
a. m.. Charles St.. Oakvtew. Del. Co.. Pa
rultmn maaa of requiem 8L Charles' Church
carrtama.
sc muy.
PKNNY, rather of llachei llrlts. nelattves and
Invited to funeral services, Tues,, 8 pi rn ,
daushter' residence, Mrs. liachel Ileltx. 1P28
W, Nurrla at. Int. private. Whits Haven, Pa.
MAItQUETTE. Oct. Zt, JENNIE &. daucb-
NET. Oct. 30. MICllAEL MAHONKT,
of Mary Mahoney fnea Jiweenari. ltela,
I friends Invllad ta fuaeral, Frl.. 8tS0
, 0. n f.
tOivmn wiiipa. , i-hmih ot, tiarit
to a, ra. Int Ht. Cbarlra-s Cem No
MANTENNT-Oct. 2. OEOKO!
Mf Hum M. Raota- SA4 N.
ef fuoeral. epartraeata ef Wardner
soo N. letii aa.
REBEIL Oct. SO. nUFUS REESE KKBSm.
ased 72. Funeral from Chapel of Andrew J
Bale A Son, Arch and lth sts. . ,.. ,
niVEL. OcC 88, S 8. BSd at .faTUM
KIVEU aad !. keiatlees and frteada. Na
tional Association ef Latter Carrier. .Karat
ftranoh. No. ISfl Ladies' AusniaryT. !?
Branch, Amirlcan 8tar Lode, No. lie. AtO
O. Fl: PasUdTIc Protactlr AseaoUliaa sf
Philadelphia. National Association of Ovjj Aere
lea ItetpWa. Hranoh No. S. 1-blia,-Middle Cstr
fHuw EmrJorea and PhttadaiphUusisAJ
Aaaodatlon. lavltad to faneral swrtrtoeal ytm.. S
p. ox. at OHvar H. Batr Iluttdinc, 18Se Csna.
oa$nFZ VtfJ'B5,&"n.
husband ot lata Lavinta habeina. Relet! re aaat
frlenda, etaploraa and rteliat Asso. of P. R. B..
invited to faneral .service. Wad , M . a.,
;0I4 Emerald at... Krln4i mar call Tuea.. araar
t p. m. Int. HlUaide.Cem. , ,
linrxlKlLU? Ora. 80. MART, widow of Jwa
V, Itodaera. natattve and friends, msawi at
Hrtla. Vlre Yept. Na. 28,. Invited to, fuitaral
servlcesf Wad.. S p. m , 213 Diamond st. lat.
private, Remains may be viewed Tuea., from T
ecfifrffiLEn, Oct. 28. aU8TAVE ,5c.. msa
band of Anita M. Schjndler, ased 03, fermsrir
of 11720 Walnnt at. Krlindi Invited to -funeral
aervlcea Wia 11 a. m., David If. a&Vhuyler
Uld , Broad and Diamond ats, Int, private,
ACOTTWlct, 81. 1018. at Watklns. 'K..T..
LEWIS AMtlRK SCOTT, son of tkat bo LasH
Am and Fanny. Wlatar Scott, ased SS. XM aa
(lo ot funeral frin be slven, m
- i i
t Cantlnaad oa h'ext Pas
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