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Abakan Film on Paramount
, . Program m "Educational"
V- ii
'" . By ths rhtrteplsy Baiter
: 'InVexy na know that motion Mcturea
tlftfr bett taking on Urea amounts of
. "MaM" In tha last few years, but Hulte
rewrd-hreaker tor blending culture and
'movfe l th. announcement that
W Rurbank BhaitucV, professor ot
y In Vaaar Collets;, and a well
authority on hi special subject, haa
the Faramoilnt force. Through tha
tltt "marasln. on the screen" h
W rlaae "In tha Heart ot the Alaskan
wlMerna."
On July 4 of thla year Doctor Shattuck
S4wte4 for Alaska with a company Ot young
Jle to see, that region. They went up
1M Inside pAatage from Vancouver to Skag
esjr by atramer. then over the White Vain
Railroad, and from While Hone, where
Jk railroad enda, they Balled down the
TttJcen Wver to Tanana, then Up the Ta
frw mer to Fairbanks, then back to Ta.
and on down the Tukon niver and
enjt of St. Michael. There they took the
Pacific liner to Nome and Cordova, and
s on back (o Seattle, arriving at the end
f their trip August 30.
The party traveled through the very heart
erf Alaska, and covered much of the out
Ma coast aa well, taking anme remarkable
Matures whenever condition and circum
stances permitted. Beginning with a forth,
kmlng releaae In the near future, the beet
mesa picture will be released In tho
Paramount Plctograph.
Iewla J. Selxnlck. Carl Laemmle and
Herbert Rrenon, motion picture producer!
and heads ot three great film organltatlona,
,Bve. In nsanclntlon with each other, lal:en
over the nroadway Theater at Broadway
nd Forty.first street. New York city, and
will make It a luiuse of run for famous
sreen production. The first film drama to
f." ".J. I" Broadway under Ita new con
trtl will be Mr. Urenon's multl-reel presen
tation of Nalmova In "War Brides." by
Jarlon Craig Wentworth.
'I think that Theda Bara la a potent In
fluence for good."
. Ho eat hunched up In a big Morrli chair.
With hla chin cupped In his left, hand, and
Bulled vigorously again nt a long-stem pipe.
He wa Victor O. Freeburg, professor of
the. photoplay In Columbia University, New
York city.
'It me tell you why Miss Bare, la doing
a beneficent work." continued Doctor Free
nurg; "or rather lit me tell you first why
he carries auch a tremendous appeal, why
her hold on the moving picture audience
w ao firm. There Is the aamo definite
psychology to apply to every audience In
very motion picture thenter. If the
haracter on the screen la true and If her
portrayal Is clearly reallstlo her Buffer
ings Arouse o, feeling of pain In the spec
tators, her Joys ore shared by the specta
tors, her dangers are dans era which each
person In the audience must undergo.
"These things are so If the actress does
fcer work well. Consequently when you
ee Theda Bam In the grip of the villain
you sympathize wjth her. In other words,
the audience reacts always to what I choose
to designate as tha social emotion."
The program of n North Broad street
photoplay theater carries these dire words:
"On MA after November 3 the price of ad
mission on Friday and Saturday evenings
will he fifteen cents for both adults and
children. This readjustment of prlcea Is
due entirety to the fact that pictures shown
In this theater have been materially In-
creased In the cost of their release." The
high cost ot movies soaring, you seel
' Tr.'p$rw
1916
Handy Phonograph
Guide for Readers
Vyj.
COt.UMMA.
tTaehalknw-
umhla fymphonr
1, PtmphnnlA "I'slhetlone"
y). nrit mnwment t'nliimhla Hymn
Orctmtra. On revere elrte: "Il Wnlkure'
THREBJ SYMPHONIC MASTERS'
WORKS RECORDED ON DISCS
Beethoven, Tschaikowsky and Schubert Selections Show
Public Interest in Finest of All Music Has
Been Awakened
ny the Phonograph Editor
Tlme was when symphonic muslo was re
garded aa h suspiciously erudite and un
wholesomely snobbish article, to be pur
veyed, perhaps, at big concerts, but to be
avoided aa tho plague by phonograph com
panies. "Away with that sort of art," they
exclaimed In effect, and began figuratively
to dust off their comlo disks, their mono
logues and dialogues and "Annie Laurie"
and Harry Lauder,
Fortunately, a change has come o'er the
spirit of their dream, and vtth the In
creasing Interest In the playing of sym
phonies by such great organisations ns the
Philadelphia, Boston and New York Orches
tras In thla city haa come an Influx of
some fine selections from the symphonic
masters, now procurable at almost any
talking machine store. Just now figures
which might prove the growing popularity
of this sort of offering are not available,
but It Is not nn unfair guess to haiard
that the sales demonstrate a pronounced
liking hy patrons for auch records aa are
listed at the head of this artlcte.
This woek we propose to ta'k a little
about three creat composers Beethoven,
Tschaikowsky and Schubert. To the man
or woman who takes his or her culture In
small 1 dosea; who usually prefers the big,
Individual artist to the big, Individual com
poser, and who dislikes being "educated"
away from his or her natural preferences,
that may sound tiresome They can per
susde themselves of the contrary. If they
will go to a phonograph store and have one
or more of the records listed above played
for them. Take, for a good "starter" on
the cultural path, Nos. 2, 7 and 8, alt three
being different reproductions of the same
movement.
Here Is music with no wearying "mes
sage." and no more offensively "highbrow"
than "Jut A i,U tMVti a i,lttte KiM..
or the latest Victor Herbert waits. The
respect In which It dlrfers from those things
la In Ita deep resources. Its emotional thrill,
and Irs superb contrasts. It has In It the
soul of Schubert. Besides. It Is especially
adapted for disc-reproduction.
Excellent examples of the art of Tschai
kowsky will be found In Nos. 1 and 0, the
former being well played, so as to hrlng out
all the trnglo quality of the "Pnlhellque."
'n-r, mule fire rrrn. Columbia Hrtn-
pnony urrnratta. A 03IM.
, 2. Kjmphonr In II miner, "t'nflnlOied"
(Krhubert), nrt innvemont. rrlnr' Orchn.
trs. Ileverse; Hfcond movement, same.
A A7I8.
VICTOIl
. llflh ftmntiMiy (ttrethmen), flrnt move.
rnnt, mrt on. Victor Conert Orchmra.
IteverM- Part two, nw JMKt. . . .
4. Fourth Hrmifiour tlleethoen) Adstln,
Vfieells's Hand. rtMr: "lonore" Over
"I'!' 'tur Orrtifxlra. aSSOii, .
ft. Ilflh Hjmuhonjr trtetthovrnl ndnt.
fmiMrt Orchntr. Itevermii "Nnw World"
flrmnhony (Dvorak). I.nrxo. Concert Or
ch'strs SavT.V
a. "rssteral" Hymnlionr (llx'thnven), e.
onl imnfmnnt Concert Orchrnirn. XA3SO
7. "Mjmphnny In II minor (Srhubert), flrat
movement Victor rrhtra. Itoerees Hec
on1 movmrnt, mine, asatt.
7 million In ft minor (Schiilrt), flret
movenint. rryor'e Ilmul, 3I70S.
Ii. Hmiihonle "I'mhrllqiir" (Tschalkow
akyl. aJuslo lamentoso. I'rjor'a Hand.
5IH0O,
Beatfi
, ArtMTrtfNO. Oct. xl. MDOIt. husband of
late lUnnah11. Armairona. .jjatjves n4
frlenOa, al.o Fame lo). No. .77. I, O. O, r..
Invited to fnnarat aarvlrea.
dence. of son-in-law, Io B,
B-rl . 9 n.
:. Pollean. C702
real.
T
readals ave.. Taconr, Int. orlvate,
liANNtflTKn rvi si p.i.izAiiFmr if
wlfo of John Ilannlator lno Torpeyl. Itejatlvea
and trlenda. members ef Kacred Heart lyeasua
of Churrh of Vlaltatlon, and tudlaa' Aid Bocl.tr
"I. V: Vincent's Orphan Aarlam, Taconr, In
jlted o funeral, Sat.. S:S0 a. m.. 9282 N.
Holemn reoulam maaa Church
m. int.
Ht. Uomtalo'a Cem
klsllaa aa
Vlaltatlon In
Auio funeral.
BASKKTTEH.-
A. IIA8KRTTRR, Sd
inn irienoa invited to
D. m.. raltlnra nt iar
ser, 3S.1S Kalrmount ave. Int. private
IU8TIAN. Oct, It, Kt.tZA, wlta ef Daniel
Itaatlan, it , and dausbter of Chrlatopher and
laie Mary Aiburser. nelatlves ana irianas in
vnen 10 lunerai aervicea
Suddenly. Nor. I, MATtTlfA
Kl 0?
funara
rlinra of son-in-law. William Bchwalt
rears.
funarai eervlree. Hat.
llelatlvM
z
t IlSO p.. tn
i'at riurai inn
Itemalna may be viewed Krl. ave. Autoa
N. list at. Int. private West -urel
lloo
Cem.
iinms, vri, gu, UE'llun ri, nnir.n,
mrly of Wllmlnston, Dal. Berylcea. at
l.hlith aye., KtI., 9,M a. m. fiurlal ear
and int. Ft. Andrew's Church. Wilmington,
5 r. m. I'rl.
nnd Hie latter having the genuine sym
phonic ring.
Nearly nil the Beethoven records are of
high class. No. 6 In perhaps the most gen
erally known and will, therefore, bo most
likely to get n hrnrlng first. But No. 4
also Is meritorious, nnd n plnyliiK of It
ought to convince tlio hearer of tho value
of thin kind of musical entertainment, for
It Is nil entertainment of the best sort,
In conclusion, tho phonograph editor
would llko to suggest to the mnkera of
instruments that they give nn oven wider
range to their symphonic offerings. There
is. ror example, tho Tschaikowsky Fourth
Symphony a thing of rnrc Krnce and
beauty which should adapt Itself easily to
the needle nnd sound-box. Thn Koventli of
Beethoven popularly railed tho Bacchic,
because of Its dancing lightness nnd wlne
llke hendlness offern still another oppor
tunity Hint, apparently, has not been taken
advantage of. And thcro are. many more
In the treasure-houses of tho past. Of
them we shall speak later on.
HATES. Oct.. SO, 0EOP.OK It. ItATKH. for-
services
mi..
tmnVHTCtV V- I TlirnPMA wMnw nt
nernhard I!rnetln, aged 82. Itefatlrea and
frlnda Invited to funeral services, Krl 11
n. m. ,4(111 HrrlnsRald avo. Int. private, lit.
Hlnat Cem, Omit flowers,
riOOTIt. At Ilociiealcr Minn.. Oct. SB, MZ
7.1a. wife of John llooth. seed St. Uu notice
of funeral will bo given, from Sans N. 1 3th at.
nitADI.Rr, (Vt. .11. I'ATIttCK. husband of
Mary llradley tnee llontsguel. Itelatlvea and
frlendt, lo Catholic gena of Derry, V. II n.
Itellef, Court Exceltlor. V. of A., and Cramp's
Mut. Pen, Alto., Invited to funeral, Hat.. S:80
a. m.. fmm ltA PHMinm. 3nlH U'ltrrtn at.
Holemn maei of requiem Ht. Jamea'a Church 10
a. m. Inl llniv Crnfi Cm,
. flltOOKS.'-Oct. SI, ANNA It., daughtar ef
lat William snd Klltaheth I.. Itronka. Itela
tlvea and friend Invited to funeral services,
KM., at 3 p m , brother's realdence, Francis
Murphy Hrnoka, 40SS Spruce at, Int. prtiate,
llll VA.MT Nov. 1. lA.Vi: ANN. widow of
porg Ilryant. ssed 7S. Italatlvea and frlanda
nvn-a id runerst aervicea, nau, J p.
IMMTtM
n
rnmiBKRT. Oct.
Rr.nT, dausnter or ii
ftt, Italatlvea and
services. Frl., lane.
residence of Weatnn C, Heath,
nn,
m.. at
010 Qlenwood
i.narira lunici H
Heath, a nser- '"
gtt! Clara Hon
Sellg-Trlbune plcti
monnlosuai Dabby
rimr," aso
neve.
i
Theatrical Baedeker
BllOAD "Mtater Antonio," -with Otla Skinner.
.America's moat reraatllo nnd flnlahad char
artai aptir. In n ri-llhiriil ImMMnimttnn
Tha .play ta sDiuslna, but thin. !nd
in umma ieasua.
dorafd by
roKUCBT "Zlegreld rolllea." with Ina Claire,
Kanny Jlrtce. Anna Pennington. Dart Wli-
iiamsAiiernanl (Irsnvllle,
btc company. Tenth
of the famous froth-
will Jtonre tn
nnlveraary .production
inU-Irlvol institution.
lARRirj; 'Cemraan Clsr," with Jana Cowl
nd Henry Stephtnaon. A drama on the
(alien woman' -nmblntnv humor and aoclal
stirs with good altuatlona.
MBTnOPOMTAN OPERA HOUSE "Hip, HIp,
Hooray." with Charlutta. tha akater: Souaa
-yl .his band. Nat M, Wills, Charles T.
Aldrlch and many specialists. A inree-'lnc
etrcus of vaudeville, brsaa band and skating;
all good.
tVrRIC "The Olrl Trora DrsJll." with Oeorg.
u..,Veuis
Haaae
vay.
A... Blmon. Hal Fordo. Ueth
MtJ
j-mtf
ny
i. iiiib jk nimn
I'Vdy, llauda Odall mil Franeaa Dsmareat.
Mr, , Haaaell. a comlo genius, redeama a not
too-Important operetta.
ADBI.pi! I "Etperlenee." with Ernest Olan.
dtnntns. A "modern morality piay" with
mora humanneaa than sracad "Every woman."
There's a Urge cut. Olendlnnlng acta
superbly, '
AT rOPUtAIt rRlCES
WAIJUTJU-'TVhlta tha City Bleeps." by Edward
IB. Rom, author and adapter of rnany atara
sueceeaea. Play ot metropolitan Ufa dealing
wim ids souce.
:er "Utile ret-sr o-Moere,"
organ and Oscar O'Shea. Tha
Irieh colleen and her cheery
JfEATtmn KltJifS
sTTANLBT "The Soul of Hura Ran." a Psra
saount feature, with Seeaus Ilayakawa and
, StrtU a ted man,
ARCADIA "A Center In Colleens," with Bea.
ate Hsrrlaoale, Inco-Tftangle.
RWIJINT "The llrand ef Cowaxdlce," Metro,
with Lionet Uarrjmora and Graea Valentine.
YICTOIUA 'The Brand ef Cowardice." Metro.
1k.hIJo?.'i..,lriy,nar and Grace Valentine.
FALACE "Tha Cemmon Lair," a Salmlck
mutt, wna vu ikimoaii zoung ana uon
v. all
XNICKKHPOCKER
mas a
am or a
philosophy
with llll
la I
way Taarle.
I week. Other subjects.
essneaiNUT BTriEET OPEHA IIOU8R "A
5SXirUTXt TrAt'L,XiU Annette Keller.
K?,?- i!d.i.vI'"ln' ?"'' Spectacle and
WSIA,1'1 'amr"M Uck,n' '
v, VAUDEVILLE
.TeXITH'B Jack. Norwoflb. "Tlie Cherry Tree."
Charles (Chic) Sale. In
' "Tha Itrlda
Howard. Nolan and Nltan and
Pictorial newa.
WILLIAM PEN?. "The Ilroadwsy Iteilew."
Worth and 'Vennett. Flake. McDonoush and
company, rt'jpner and Kaanup. W. ft. Hart. In
Th turn of 'Draw' Exan," photoplay.
aitANI-rhe Ilaotrelnr Dinner." Itarklns.
Meltee and Lnetua. Nell tl'Connell. Oreenlee
and Drayton, Nelaun and Nelson and the two
Hennlnga,
OLOIin "The Cabaret girl," Madeline Lear,
the five Bataudaa. Grace St, Clair and com
rany, Rurke and Tougher, Mumfnrd and
Thomcaon, tthoda Nlchola. Meohan and Pond,
1). helly Korreat. Dancing La Vellea and
"Cabaret Doge "
CltpSS KET8 "The Lingerie Olrl." Kdwlna
iiarrr and romnany. Annie k
ent. Morrla
tarry and romnany.
nd Catnntoll. Tl l.lnir Htnr mnii lha ltait.
locks.
MINSTRELS
DUMONT'S Claekfac sieclaltlea by the real,
dent company and vartoua topical burlettaa
satlrlilnz local happenings.
CITY AVES jplO.OOO IN CONTRACT
Supply of Firo Hoso Awarded to Good
rich Company Instead of Vnre Lead
ers, nt Nearly Half Price
Taxpayers of the city have been saved
$10,000 by the awarding ot a contract for
fire hose to the Goodrich Itubber Company
Instead of to Michael I. Crane, the Vare
leader of the Twenty-fourth Ward, who
has been awarded such contracts for seven
years. Competitive tests, started by the
Department of Supplies this year, withheld
the contract from the Vare leader's firm,
the Eureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Com
pany. The fire department will get (29,000
worth of hose at tho rate of 61 cents a
foot. The city has been paying for the
last neven years "fct the rate of 11.10 n
foot. Tho new rate means that, with tho
S29.000 appropriated for 26,000 feet, the
city can buy 48,000 feet, or can save $10,
000 to the taxpayers by buying the amount
originally Intended.
Testa of the Goodrich hoso showed It to
have n resistance of 875 pounds. The city
water pressure never exceeds 2S0 pounds.
FATHER GANNON'S FUNERAL
Divine Offlco for the Dead and Low
Requiem Mass Celebrated at
St. Joseph's Collego
Divine office for the dead, followed by a
low mass of requiem, waa the only service
attending the funeral today of the Rev.
William F. Gannon, S. J., of the Church of
the Qesu, Eighteenth nnd Stiles streets. The
body of tha dead priest, In the black habit of
the Society of Jesus, was pn view at 7
o clock last 'night In tho chspet of St.
Joseph's College, Seventeenth and Btlles
streets. The Rev. J. Charles Davey, S. J.,
president of the college, celebrated the maas
at 11 o'olock. In accordance with tho rules
of the society there were no panegyrla or
pallbearers and the utmost simplicity
marked the service and Interment in Holy
Cross Cemetery,
Father Gannon, who wns stricken with
paralysis late Monday afternoon after a
round of sick calls, died late the same night
In St. Joseph's Hospital.
Stephen Smith
Stephen Smith, a thirty-third degree
Mason nnd a former superintendent of tho
Masonic Home, near Burlington, N. J died
yesterday nt his home, 836 Bailey street,
Camden, nged nevcnty-slx years. Ho Is sur
vived by n widow.
$1000 Snatched From Expressman
CHICAGO, Nov. Ob. Six nrmed men
stepped from a motorcar a few blocks from
the center of tho city last night, held up the
money wagon of the Adams Express Com
pany aa It won returning from the I'nlon
Station nnd escaped with $1000.
TTV"?vfmrv,rTWf'rvrww
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For November
Now On Sale
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El Capltan Entry of aladlntors (Marches).
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inlllH. SUSSTITUTES Wjf
IS aassaaaaal
Int. tiMvat
CAr.l.AifAhr. Vnv. t. nnnntM. rf.uvht.. r
James nnd Catherine Callahan, of Falah, (.
Itoacommon. Ireland, llelatlies and frlenda.
employes of Vm. 8. Ilead allk mill. 15th and
Jackaon ata , Invited to funeral, Rat.. :S0 a. m.,
reaidfnce of brotherdn-lsw, llenjamln Holt, Bial
Do l.ancer at. inch maaa of requiem Church of
Ht. Francis de Delta 10 a. m. Int. Holy Croaa
Cem.
CAVAN'AUnif. Oct. SI. CATHAntNE, wife
nf Oua Cavanauih. Ilelaltves nnd rrlnda In
ylted to funeral, Frl.. B a, m,, 3713 Federal at.
Illxh rnaea of rrqulem Ht. Anthonr's Church
10:an . m. Int. Ilnlv Crma Cem. Auto fun.rsl.
.COOLBr, Oct. 31, ALHCnT F eon of F.
W. and Adeistds Cooler, ssed St. Frlenda In
vlled to rervlcea. Frl,, 11 a, m,. rrenta' real
dence, ftsi'Z Pentrldse at. Int. private.
CHOS8CUI'. Nov. 1. KM.MA tl.. daushter nf
t harlea A. and Margaret i.roaacup (nee (lohl).
ssrd 20. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral
rvlev. 8at., a p. m.. parenta' reldnce. 5323
W. Thompaon at. Int. convenience of famllr.
t, fl. MART.n. CUTH.
Itenrr sndjate Sophia Cuth;
t, nelatlves and friends Invited to junerai
.71... v.l ., K ...m.m. f heather.
PK IWT r,l., . ", ''. "',. .VT. 17i ml f.i
iniaw, iiarrr v. iiicnen, iuii ninun . ;-:
rrlvate Northwnod Cem. nemalna may be
viewed Thurs. see,
DAVIS.--Not. I, LAl'ttA .T)A1B. ?
William II. Miller. 7M N. I'ber at. Itslatljres
and frlenda. conareratlon nf Church of cruel,
flilon and t'hllllpa lironka Memorial Chapel. In
vited to funeral eervioes. Bat., 1 P. m.. parlors
of Jamea II. Irvln. fiii Banaoin sC Int. Merlon
Cem. Itemalna mar h. viewed Frl.. 8 to 10
p, m.
IXLVOflltt'K Nov. 1. WILLIAM P. son "f
Join and the lat Xlarr A. nonoxhue. IleU
lives nnd trends Invited to funeral. Hat BaO,
m.. .1015 Kalrmount ave. nequlem niaas at at.
Agatha's Church, 10 . m. Int. at. Denis s
Cem.
non.it. -oe l si, TH0MA3 n. Dorui. nets-
tlvea and trlande. lit, Patrick's Hole Natn.
floclelv. 8t, l'.ul a T. A. U. Borletr. all other
(Hltfa of vrhtoa t was a mmlr. Invited
to funeral, Oat., 8.S0 a. m.. 14 H, 20th i at.
Solemn lilsh maaa of requiem St. l'atrlck a
Cturcl tn a, m. Int. Ilnly Cross Cem. ..
DItONtl'IKLU. Oct, 3. at Atlantlo Cltr,. K.
J.. JAMr.3 II., eon ot late Thomas and Kiln
Prnnanrld, seed 41. Italatlvea and frlnda. im
plnrea of St-i-hen Green l'rlntlns Company. In
vited to funeral aervlcee. Frl.. 2 r. m., 1713
K. Clearfield at. Int. Oakland Cem. Ittmatns mar
Le viewed Thurs., 7 to 10 t, m.
IJtmKIN. Oct. SO. JOHN, huiband nf Annie
K. Uurkln (nee Halkeldl and eon of Mary and
late Thomas Durkln, ased SO, Itelatlvea and
frlnda, employes of fthetland Wnrated Mllla,
invited to funeral. Sat,, P a. m., 1115 li. Chel
ten ave, High maaa of requiem Church of Im
maculate Conception in a, in. Int. At. An
thony's Cem., Ambler, fa. Auto funeral.
FAK8I. At reeldVnce of niece, Mrs. Oeo,
Frets. .433 Cnmlay ave., W. Colllnsawood, N. J,
Nov, 1, .MAIITHA I1KUI.AIL widow of David
laeal. Notice of funeral later
. I'ALVET. Nov. 1. DANIKL, hunband nf Ann
rainy, Itelatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral,
Mon., S;3ii a, m.. Mil) Hpruf at. Xolemn
Maaa of nequlem at the Church of thn Trsnt
flsurallon. In a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
Auto funeral.
PA ITSEH. Suddenly. Oct. 31. C, ItENnT
FAtJSBlt. Italatlvea and friends Invited u
funeral services. 1783 Columbia ee.. Bat,,
2 D. m. fnt. private.
FRTKH. Nov. 1, WILLIAM W FnTnn.
seed 82. Itelatlvea and frlnde. Apollo 1,odjra,
No. Son. I. O. O. F.,- Manaaers of the Odd Fel
tows' Home. .Invited to funeral Hat,, 2 p. m,.
Odd Fellowa' Home. , K. cor. 17th and Tioga
ata. Int. Lafayette Cem.
DALLAnilF.lt. Oct. 80, MARY E, OAI.I.A
nili:lt (nee Foyl. wife of Nell (lallaghr. Itela
tlvea and frlenda. Leasue of Hacred Heart ot
Ht. Gregory's Church, Invited to funeral. Krl
H a. m... A4A2 Merlon ave.. West 1'htla. High
inaea of requiem St. Oregory'a Church 0:30 a.
in. lnt Holy Croaa Cem. Omit flowers.
OBPMnOTIL Oct. 31. CHAnLK8. son of
rhllln and Katherln. Fauat clermrnlh. ,! !ta
ItelatliTS and frlenda Invited to funeral serv
ices, Krl.. 2 p. m., parenta' realdence, OL'il Wal
nut at., Camden, N. J. Int. Arlington Cem.
HA1NK8. -Oct. 30. JOHN W.. husband of
Linda M. Ilalnea n Morton), aged no. Itela
Uvea and friends, Phlta. lxidge. No. A4, I.. O.
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