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DUTIES W POLICE
f. Acts of Heroism Extend Fnr
jSpS Boyond Demands Made
ifeu atTimoo'f Blaze
R.1rrest murderers, too
fw .,....
$ Pickpockets Nabbed nnd Drown-
yi2linrrrDianrti C3,nfl wr TlTnn Wlm
Gunrd City From FIro
On Mi wall of th firemen tritfntnrt nchoot
conspicuously pouted a, framed, net of
Jtwlt for th rmldntic of nil number o
th llurtau ot Fir.
Pfrat among thee regulation. Is "In can
stfilr lo protect Ufa and property."
f Investigation of tha record of thn Du-
jiwM for otia year bnty ahowa that o
v Utbewlly do tha firemen Interpret thla iluly
! that they do not wait until n flra aotually
',': oceurt lo place their liven In Jeopardy Co
'protect tho-cItlien of 1'hlladelphla from
death or Injury to themiolves, or their
possession from damano or tlentructton.
Chief Engineer Murphy, In reporting tha
bervloea of hla force) to Maror Hmlth. calla
Attention to numerous Inatances recently
, wherein members of tho llureau of Klro
' jeOpartllsq their own Uvea In performing
acta of herolim alonir line, boypnd the or-
. idlnnry dullen of their calllnK.
" Tha Chief admits hla cMeicory la not com
pute; It only comprise auch acta n cm
xena or other outside wltneaaeo havo
rt latlnr at rmimandntinii hftjt rnwarded tho
ftef ,,ro f H' Uodn. Othcrwl.o tho per-
...' , fomlntjco line passed unnoted.
X1 i Some of theso actions, na recounted by
Chlot Murphy, are worthy or fnr wider pun
llclty than tha two or threo lines they oc
cupy In hla statement.
TYPICAL- 1NBTANCIC8
'''Tho list for 1910 Is In courso of preparn
itlon. That for 191G ehonra, for exnmplo!
' Iloseman Jamea Marrell, of JJnulne No. 47,
dramred womnn from underneath a loco
motive, arrested a neK.ro thief nnd recov
ered several seta of harneas that hnd been
atolen from a wagon; and stopped a run
away tenm on Christian street, went of
Xwflnty-llftli, preventing serious Injury to
a number of achool children.
It shoiva, further, that Ilosemnn Howard
M, Konnody, of KiirImo No. 43, eaved a
mnn from being robbed by a rcninc of' rut
florin: cared for a woman who hnd been
Injured Jjy n, bicycle and nrrentud Iho rlrtor;
atopped a runaway horsa on Market street
Jlosoman William Wlxted. of KiikIiio No.
25, and Iloseman William darner, ,it Iho
lime company, for rendering; "first nld"
treatment to a. man who hnd been acalded,
after Captain Harry rnimcr, or meir com
'rtdnV. had observed a condition at 19H
Adams street which prevented errlous dam
tiff and had detailed them to InvestlKnte.
Iloseman Wlxled alo stopped n runaway
-" horsa at Second and Diamond ntrectH nnd
YMmlntsterctl "first aid" to tho Injured tinl-
roal, pendlne arrlvnt of a. vcterlnnrlan.
Ilosemen John Tryon. OcorKO K. I Olnd
j hart and Thomas Burns participated In tho
' rescue of one Anthony MUfocoVIno, who
' y.had fallen Into the Delaware Jtlvcr.
, ' NAtl THinVKH
'.' Iloseman Ambrose Hhermnn, of Hnslne
,.,Jfo, C3. captured a thief at tha residence of
Mrs. MoluUKhlln. 418 Hnyder nvenuo.
' ' nattallon Chief Joseph C. Clements,
Whlla caotnln of Truck No. 1, prntucted
one K. ICarp from belne robbed and na-
satlltcd.
Driver Michael F. Iucey, of Knglne No.
43, stopped a runaway team.
. Iloseman Michael A. McIIenry, of KiiKlne
No. lp, placed a man under1 arrest who
had beaten a womnn and threatened lo
tab her.
'iLleutenant nrnest Ijinite. Truck No. 3,
rendered ''flrst-ald" treatment to ono Wll
llnm Cunnlnisham.
'Captain William lllrchall, of Knulno No.
47 Vrovenlcd ono Nathan Dnvls from Jump
ins; from tho rccund story of his homo.
''Iloseman Wllllnm Scheuccle. of HnKlno
fi'j.Jq, 13, rendered ndoletanco to a negro
i' IIU11 rrilU 1IU llf.ll muuuu.l UIIU 1HUV.VU
. under arrest n negress.
Driver Bpencer C", Waterman, of I'lpo
Lino No. S, rendered "llrst-nld" trentmnnt
til a man who hud been hurt by a trolley
car, and to one Karl Cllne, who had fullon
BJid severely cut hla Ue.
CATCH I'lCKl'OCICirTH
' ' Fireman Anderaon, of Knglnu No. 8, ng
slstcd two detectlvea In plnclmc nix pick-
nn.kritfji lindr nrroHt.
81 V, Iloseman Michael J. Dotan, of rjnjtlno
a-.ffirT'No, 4, nnslsted an employa of the Itoosevelt
ins race ana nrmn.
Driver William J. Illnblnir and irnmmnn
rS.(r-lt 571111am II. Bhenff, after being; assigned by
" h Captain Joseph 1. Schaefer, of Kmdna No.
Q . 11. to Invcstleate troubln nt KM Hnntl.
Tenth street, placed under arrest a mnn
. ' who had cut n woman at that address and
cared for tho victim.
i 5ftrt '' unvvr -aries ai. I'aimer, or Truck No.
IT' " iuure( iirDi-iim ircnuneni to an om
awV'
JBcatljs
Ann m.-ov. :u, jnn?r w. ankins, r
Itiiliand of Ctlrlne'A. AnKlns, h1 S3. nl-
V O fj tiro n
friends Invlud in funeral, Hon.. u:30
' -? m .... .....I.,.. ., ,.,
mill t
tturv.
Int.
! v '! t Church or Incarnation. 11
r-M AIlNWrNB. fo. 1, MARY ANN. wlJow of
.4if c'.. " Arnwln. sixl il. at reililrnna of
. Q'iljj'Mlncle. Jamaji 1 VVFMllirhn.1. OIS f.rlnriahln
t.. Burhotnui ITIOu north en HUlii tlun-ave.).
lu nolle of funeral.
" '"HALDT Pc 1. FIUSDEHICK. Hr.. buaband
ef, I.ulu J. IlaMi, aaiJ 13. lUUIIvta anil
trUnda Invited to funrl atrvleea. Hon.. 1M
p. m,, S30a N. Ilroad it. j"urthr wrvleta
Tats., It a. m.. Coattivllle l'rtibrnrlan
vnoccn. int. voaiaavuia v;m.
.BANCKKR. Nov. SO, LUCHf fl.. wife
flf
tlram lianeker and dauihtir of Waalay and
U Hunnli (larvor, ait.l 41, Italatlva a and
Kiana invited lo funeral, wo., 3 p,
. in i Int. Odd t'allowa' Cm.
3 P. m., BUI3
m. jtamaina
mar m Ylawcd dun.. 8 to 10 v. in.
UEA31D Kov. . BO. ANNA J., widow or
i. fliurtu Y Uaard (na aallaahar). IlaUtlvta a ad
trliad,
a, aiao wusxaruy t;uuocn, no. ii, ow
It
4 lUuihtara of Ubtrtyi JUuart tlorrla Tem-
,ii.J
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lib
Jiii
A.t Ilttbany llibla Union an
40IU-
ltha iln'a Awocialloo. Invlud to tuaral
rvlet. Man.. 'J n. nt.. C0U 8 ISth it. Int.
jFri4t.s ( nvrnwooa i;m.
Itamalna may La
,vlaw4 Boa, 1 la lu p. m
Y-?Iot, SO. IIBllltAN. hoiband ot
il ILkhal mmmA 1 l,Al.tlwa n.t
hio4. Kuulty LoJm., No. Ml. f. n4 A. U .
IUr Blnal TSifTUo. . I. O. 0. U. 1 lUpMBsrt
""!? .ro its, i, u, fi, n. or i . puat yrtaiaant
-ic. uraaii xojea. no. s. i. u, u, u . am
JWniut . CommUalenars of Dial,
(Vaiui
r. Ka a. I. n ll ll - 1itrn Vmrmln
Turn.
ni :nu. inviiail to aarvlcaa. Bun., a '30 p. in..
rter of. Hniinu.l Aabar A Boo. ItQA DUwoi
I. int. Adith Jcsburun Caw.
UUHHKH Nor Ht, OKOROB. aon of lata
Aaron and Uarcarat Uanotr Kalatlvaa and
ms. jiarry i:iay ceunrii, No. T, Jr. o. u, a
U (Swrt VTjir. No. tilt. V. of A., invltad to
WMxl aarylcaa. Hun., 1 p, m.. r.ldOM of ill
krf, 10JI N 4lh St. InL ittUtlr Wl
t Wat Xaural Hill Cam.
tnunr.-Mar. so. biima s, w., widow of
W. UaBtfar. dausbttr pf lata John and
tfmllfi. kuldtnca. lt Si Blth t. Out
i .94 (uncrai wiu e iivao.
fQe-Vav. SO. CATllBJUNB I10YCB fnaa
j wun pouuh, iraianJi. win or
toyca. Iiala.tKaji nif. trl-n inwti.,4
fcanl. Tue. 8 30 , m.. joas Almond at.
.raquimu maa courtB
lot Br. Oumtalo's Cam.
raquiaoj maaa cnuriB uf Nattvltr. JO
Ka i 1, I via. A It luvltad to runal
6ui!', i. n- 'tablaoe of Mra.
&0&& fifajrilolLl. ava . (ItnniBliwm
vtr. Cbfltto liriia Cam.
itKW.Nov. W. 1IABU. lfe of 0tn
iS,lv aiwHMnaa invited to furiaral.
JM m lift Jalfaraea at. SaUmn
vfffL''5', Itby' Cburc 10 a. m. Int.
Ck.ndral cm. Auto ryl.
tVANAUflH. Nor. SO. CATHARINE,
B.I
,1Sii,,i!es:l.s
wa. iu v,iaiuu4ii nfMIITffl
AmoU,
h qrftu...u oou-.tiaj,
H 11MIW HHXve. IV
a. n. 1st.
itoir
Mt im.
EfcW P
l, Xfl&t, P., widow ot
;. BaUtlvu aud frtetda, alaa
aa t. csax.
. M P O if A
?w&m
- gc - :&WJrSLaS' -. - .-..-. &, ?.JH?"IHi
iftejiS- fliW-- if rn , "PiwiaWTaTMBlii iMaoHBi 1W" ! aswwwav.
'Sa?li &g'- atESnaSalWaHaiallalHaaaSaiaV aWJTift; Jot Tt.
i
Woman whn had lien run duwh ahd e
rlomly Injured by n tniek.
Lieutenant Stephen t! Howard and Mvi
man William tVmlna; of Knglnn No, 13,
Jumped into the Rehuylklll fjinal nt
Manayunk ahd rctiel n, man who had
rallen In
Driver Kuirene flmlth, of Truck No. IS.
rendered nMlstanre .lo on John Weriey
Itlehards. who had been Injured while riding;
on the rear of ao automeblle Imek
Iloseman Harry O, Meyera. ofHtialne No.
11. rewtied one Mabel Davis, n nearest.
Who had been overcome by mnoke nnd nd
mlnlslereil "flrBt-ald" treatment.
"ALh IN TIIM DAY'S WOllK"
Thefl examplei culled from the chief
enirlneer'a report ara but a partial list of
the aervlre rendered In Urn course of a
single year. They are entirely apart from
the oases wlure tho firemen have coumks
ously rescued Inmates of burning; houses
or have dragged their unconscious fellows
from smokc-nilel hulldlngs. Deeds of this
character are so rommonplnce In the fire
men' estimation that Ihey do not rohelder
them worthy of een posslnr notice, and
lhy ara not entered uimn tho records of
tha bureau.
Indeed, aearrely a "service" fire occur
but sme hoiomnn or Inddermnti rollnpnes
at hla post and Is snatched from death by
his comrades. "He'd do thn same for me"
Is the only satisfaction they derive from
such hernlnm, which ofton Is performed
without the knowledge and beyond Iho vis
ion of spectators, safely herded behind fire
lines nt n respectful dlstnnco beyond thn
xOno of dnnger In wlilrh tho flroiiinn per
forms his everyday Insk.
KI'I'RCT OF STIIA1N ,
This devotion lo duty, unflinchingly ad
hered to. no matter at whnt peril or Injury
to the performer, telh upon Iho fireman.
The heat ami smoke affect tho heart nnd
lungs to nif extent that asserts Itsrlf sooner
or later, declare authorltlea on tho Ufa of
a fireman.
Tho raso of "Dick" Ilerry Is one of Iho
chief Instnncri? on record nt llro hendiiunr-
ters.
Ilerry wnn foreman, afterward cnptnln
of Truck No. 4, Htntloned nt Third nnd
Do Iincey streets his company saw srnlco
nt every Ore within the "danger xono" nnd
thera wern few of them Hint Ilerry missed.
At every big; fire Ilerry was on ha ml, lending
and encournglntr his men whom emoko was
thlckrst nnd danger gravest. Knee deep he
stood In ten and snow, scaled froxen lad
der rungs, to plunge from thosn perils Into
the seething furnace that scorched and
roared within burning wnrchuusa or faa
tory. IKJURHD TIIIIlTT-NINi: TIMK.1
Thlrty-nlno times he wnn Injured In per
formance of duty, nnd nt forty-llvo years,
an nge In other linen, regnrded an llfe'M
prime, and height of activity, his battered
framo cullnpsad, nnd on tho eta or eligibility
to n pension ho wnn cnmpellrd to unit nctlva
duty nnd take to his bed. The effect of
those thlrty-nlno trips to hospitals was
not to be denied, oven by Ilorry'B Indomita
ble courngo nnd tenacity.
Ho died February 20, 1008, hla entire
career as a fireman, which began .October
15, 1887, having been panned In tho "llro
holt." With tho exception of llvo yenrs.
from December 18, 18D0, to December 4,
1895, na foremnn of Dnglnn No. 8, nt
.Second nnd llnco streets, ho hnd been un
signed In Truck No 4, nnd oven In tem
porary periods na nctlng bnltulliiti chief, he
had novor been nwav from tho district In
which ho began as a flro-nrilili.r.
Other men In tho service, no tholr phy
slquo yields to tho Inroads of Injury, nro
sometimes transferred to companies In tho
suburbs, where tho dutles'urn less onerous,
Hut Ilerry was not nf nucli stuff To go
down nt tho nozzlo with lungs filled with
smoke, or to bo drngged from beneath tons
of red-hot bricks nftor a wall'H collapse wnn
a part of Horry's life. No tablet marks his
memory In tho station of Truck No. 4. "Ho
dlod a fireman's denth, and ho did It In a
fireman's way," say the men who remem
ber him, ns ono of tho bravest in tho nor
vlco. Tho public, except his comrades and
neighbors, hardly knew Hint "Dick" Ilerry
oxlstcd.
18 IT YOUIt CONCrtHN'7
Today, from the Hurenu of I'lro. there
rises nn upponl to tho citizens of I'hlladol
phln to consider If service such iih that
rendered by "Dick" Ilerry nnd hla succes
sors Is adequately recompensed by tho I7C
to $01 monthly which thn city paya to Its
firemen fur devoting twrnty-uno bourn each
day at constant Jeopardy of lite and vital-Ity-sapplnir
strain.
Councllmen declare they will better con
ditions for tho firemen If their constituents
wish It. I'opulnr pressure by tho resldentH
of l'hlladelphla would render such a slow
martyrdom as that of "Dick" Ilerry un Im
possibility of tho future.
COURT.MAimAL THKEATKNKl)
Ofllcora of RcRimunt Who Resigned in
Body Mny Fuco Ordcnl
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 Tho War Do
partmont (IiIh afternoon announced thnt
jinsslhlo court martial wnn fncluir nlllccrH
of tho Twelfth New York National Hegl
mont, who submitted their resignations sim
ultaneously thla week.
Major tlenornl Funstou Is cqniluctlnR pn
Investigation, 'It wnu announced, and bus
dcclnrrd hla Intention of trying thn nlllcern
by court martini If ha rtnrts ovblenco that
they conspired to rcslirn In n body.
DEATHS
COf.UNS At Alhuriunrquo, N. Jf.. Nov. 22,
JOHN '. COI.I.INU. I)ua notcu of fuiwral.
aon'a rctlilanre. iWl N. 13th at
ooNnor. Nov. so joiin r. rnNiior. itai.
atlvaa and frlrmli. VvllmlnKtoii Uuit: No, U'3,
llroiharhood of llallroad Trulmuni, und I'cnn-
rUmila Itallroail lullat Aaao. Invllad to
Junvral Mon.. H.3U a. m., from lata rnaldanra,
311 M. 4Tlli at. Wolemn riulm mm Ht. ITran
rla Dndalra Ctiurrh 1(1 a, m. Int. Holy Crvaa
Cam, Htniatoa may be vlavrcd Hun., frutn 6 to
10 p. m, VVllndnston patera pUaao copy.
COX. Nov. SO. imitlOKT. widow of Oharlra
Cm. formerly of oat I.Mvia at. ItaUtlva and
frtanda Invltrd to funtral, Hon.. 8 a m. , from
daujditer'a raaldanca. Alra. Joavplt Afoiirk, SIS
Itltnar at. Holomn inaaa nf reaulnn, Oilr I.ady
of.UI. Carmil Church. UHO a. in. Int. New
Calbtdral Cam.
t'On.K. Nov. 20, ANriltKvV COYI.n. It.la.
Uvea andfrlanda, olio Ixieal No. S, lonxhora-
man's Union an.l, amilo if II, & O. It, It, In
vited to funeral. Tuaa., s 30 a m., from reai.
(Unc of hla daushtrr. Mrs. Uoan Alrdulvan
3ei'J 8, 8th at. Illati inaaa at Church of th,
j:olphny. 10 a m. Int. Holy Croaa fria.
IIE Ui ilia uUHiuvr,
CrtOUT. NoV.30. Cr.AUA EtlflBNIA.
,'r.AitA KiiriRvii ui.
- 1.. . r-...,. u. .... i " ."'
Men.. II p. m., 113 ArJmoro av., ArJmgre. Va
lut. prlvata. '
UK IIARTIt Nov. SO. WII.I.JAJt If. DK
IIAIITII, airtd 7'-'. ItaUtlvaa and (rl.nj., Anna
M lloaa 1'oat, No. Ul. I). A. II., Invllt.J to fu
n.ral aarvtma, ilon., 1 p. m . Arinalrona- A Bon.
1000 Columbia uva Int. prlvatv. Omit flowara.
DKVKNNKY --Suddenly, Nov. so. JAMB8.
huaband of Mary A. iHvanuey na Ami I. Iltu'
tlvya and frlanJa,J)fv, No. 12. A. I), H.t llMr
lirlvara' Union. No. 132. invitad to funtral.
Men, H'SO a. m.( raaldinca uf brothtr-ln law
FredMUlt ChrlatU. 2221 H. 1011. at lllv-h liaaa
of ranulam Ht. Montcn'a Church. 10 a, m. Int.
Jloly Ura Can). ""
nrtcn suddenly. Nov. so. tiiouah ii
un
i of John F. and Mary K Oyer. Dm notice
fuqaral, from 2231 Tttsn at.
JAIILK. Nov "SO. I'llANCIH IfAltlON
ltl.U SCO HlaUa at . Wlaalnoinlnv. riu- n2
uf .June;
KA
ll til fiinaral urtll tiM ulu.n "V
IirV III ! iulfii "! V IM
nf'KI'ni.DT Ilea 1. at Hhawn.a. p.. nie.
PKCCA AI.UXANPBft. widow of aeob H,
dcftiaidt, Ksau au. iivivtiwa ana rrianda
in-
Vtiaa to mnarjii ra. duo. xu p.
d. m..
Int. Win. .rann Cam. TraUf for &i
I'h la
emtrtoa
Imih
itvaa itaauiuB iiu,si uill
p. m.
voavay.
anoaa wil w in iih
ii D lir raiiinjr.
Bl)IUIUa' --. l
I Dec. . IllCHAIlIi HDUtWDS.
Oardin at. Dua notlca nt l,.,,:..
ssuo Hpnn uai
iWAHJ8 At Columbia !,, r. 1, lira
LHUBTIt. wife of Mld .Wwiri ajd
TH
ilAiumlir
o.'. I'P r ana Sarah Kane.
ad fri Ut
apo irwnaa WVIM4 to fu.
aral Bvrvic,
w; 't 'drrftik"
BEffintTto-
roaj
ra,yjifT.,iwk
huaband of
Itatay Q Kyaiia tnaa Umsniora). RaUtyM nj
frlacdj, 'AtUallo Ctty Ledca. No 270 B P
O. B.. and a I otbar prsaaLatloJM of whkh ba
waa a maoiUr, luva to fuura) aarvleaaT
Won.. 'J p. nj . SS&a Anora tar (5lii atvl 1U.
tlnwre .). Jut. rarpwood Cam. limuioa
u be vtawad Bus., a to 10 p in.
TSVANB-1 J KI.L1IC N wlfa ef Horace
Bvapa. lAol WslUc at Du. no Ilea of runaral
lUJ.,W.JfS0- .........
ZRFfrWgl2;&
luh Inutlairi In ftinai-al iaiI.i u.. a
TOffiffSa
P" i naht. lorourli
. widow of aamnat Fvlts
SAtTrtaia lovTtavl to fu
-. Is-. . SbarUmsta oX
JUl'JHr'i :
BJ.f"IIML "7
fUlV. Ul
ITUWDICN
X OtewHUc
UVJiMlHO- htiDGm-lWlLADUhmiA, SAl'UJttDAY, DEOmiBli
! . ..
I ,-J. . ...
MISS UKOINA M. FIHHEIt
Who hits returned from tlio lilcnnlnl
convention of tho International
Federation of Cntholic Alumnae, nt
Wnalilncton, whero nho wna chnlr
miin of tho press committee. Shu !h
nn nlumnti of Mount St. Jnacph
ColloL'intc Inslitutu ut Chestnut
Hill.
Greek-Ally Armistice
Fails, Dispatch Says
Continued from I'me One
In tho nutsklrtn of the city. A .erllnbto,
imnlo seized upon tho resldentH of thn
flreek capital, Tho streets worn deserted of
civilians, the shops Hera nil closod and all
trnltlo suspended.
Not only were there open outbreaks of
Hghtlng In tho outskirts of tho city be
tween reservists nnd Allied troops mostly
French s.ilIorH but dlsp.itchcH said there
hail been llely street fuslllnden cx(.hniiKed
between membera of tho Itoy.illst and Venl
zclos factious thn clashea In hoiuo in-
ntnncen rii'rurrliig In tho heart of the city.
A (Yntr.il Nows dispatch declnrod that
tho encounters In the city had benn "ter
minated" and negotlntlons wero proceed
ing. If olllclnl ndilrcs Inter confirm the de
cision of King Constantino to surrender
six mountain batteries, such n pnrtlnl nc
(lUlescenco In Admlrnl du Kournel'R de
mnnila will bo n cnmpleto roversnl of tho
dotermlnntlnn nrrlveil nt not only by tho
King, but by tho Crown Council nnd tho
Cnblnet Theso threo governmental ngenclen
nil ngroi'd two days ago to resist nil at
tmnpts by thn Allies to foreo surrender uf
nrms.
King Constantino followed thl'i refusnl
by culling lo Iho colors nil thn Oreok re
norvlsta. Apparently It was concentration
or tlioso reservists which Injected tho fight
luir element Into tho situation. Nearly nil
AUieiiH illspatcheii detailing nuthrenkx In
and nniund tlio city hnvo mentioned tho re
servists an being tho belligerents.
Tho tlmo limit set by Admiral du Four
net for compliance with hla demand for dis
armament expired yesterday, but before this
the Oreek Oovermnont had formally untitled
him of Ha refusnl to nccedo nnd tho French
admiral had begun concentration of forces
nt I'lrncus, part nf Atheui, and binding nt
Allied forces on Oreek soil, l'nrly dispatcher
today, apparently filed Into Friday, said
Fournet had grnntnl an nddltlonnl twenty
four hours of gruca In his ultimatum.
AUSTIIIANS EXPLODE
ITALIAN AMMUNITION
IlIMtt.IN, Dec. 2 Auntm-Hungarlan ar
tillery firing exploded several Italian ammu
nition nnd mlno depots on tho front from
the Cnrso Highland to Oorizla, yestcrday'H
Vienna ulllcl.il report, received hero today,
announced. Artillery combntH cnntlnuid
along tho wbolo line uf this front.
A very lively artillery combat was re
ported In tho C'nrlnthlnn nnd Tyrolean sec.
tors. A hostile alator dropped bombs In
tho.AdlKo Vnlley without causing dainnge.
Mrs. Annie L. Reed
Mrs. Annlo D. Heed, widow of Itov. li
Ij. Heed, n Lutheran clergyman, died sud
denly yesterday at tho homo of her son.
Dr. l.uther D. Heed, No. 7132 Chew street.
Mrs Heed, who was scvcnty-llvo years old,
had been III only iv day. hnMng been stricken
w 1th a severe cold on Thursday. Tho funeral
will bo held on Monday nnd Interment will
bo mado at Norrlstown. Her husband held
pastorates nt North Walcn, Lancaster and
West Newton, of this .State.
ntlVTllH
uhdr.
Itrlatlvii) am!
frlonds.
Ilrotherhooil of
&H7. nnd all
I.IU'rly llt'll. Tralnmrn Local
otbar ursanlxatlona of which ha waa n mem
oar. invnoii lo lunvrai, from hla lata rcaldtncv.
'.'001 H. 117111 at , lion. tt:3l) a. m Holaiun
Idvh rroultm nmaa at Ohurch of Moat lltiaaad
Hacramtnt 10 a. tn In. Holy Croia Cam.
OlI.IIKHT Iln- 2 l:i).MUNH r (III.UKHT,
nffrd 7A, Iti-lntlvfa and frlcmli, Covanant
U)Jii. No ISO. F and A M , AimiIIo Uiilua,
Nn. 2011, I, O. ii 1. invltrd to funaral arrvbea.
Tuna, 2 p. in . 3310 N tilth at Int prlvata
OUAnV liee. 1. JOHN, huabnn.1 of lata
Cullinrliiu Orarty lUlntlvaa and frli-nda Invltrd
i lunenii, iua , n jii a in. an.'.i Aapfii at.
bOVa Kalnnoutlt llo 1. Halrmn remiiem mi.
I'll
hurch of HI. Aaala. .rf a. m. Int llnlv
. OIIKKN. At riorenea Htstlon. N, J., Nov, 29.
I.IIIIK H HIIGKN, wlfa uf tli. irin, aatd BH.
Italallvra and frltinla tnvltad to funaral, rail
Unca of husband, 11 o. tlraan. Floranca Hialloa.
N. J., Hun,, 1 v in. Int. Columbua Cam.
, OltKKN. Nov. 27. MAltnAltRT. wlfo ot run
lal (Irarii fnta Cullay), aaed BO. llelatlvca and
frltnda Invltrd to funrral, Hun . 2 p. in , Wood,
moot. ;a .(formerly of Olnay. l'hTla,), lut. For
al Hill Cam.
miEnrmr.vnv vn iriTiiAniuiii u,if
Alfred I). Oratory nJ dauxhttr of Utrtha and
lata Otto Hihotwr. 1 27. Italullvaa and
frttnda Invltrd to funeral arrvlcca. Hun.. 2 p. m.,
raalJtnca of fatbvr-lu law. 20U MorrU at. lut,
Arllnston CVm. Auto aarvlce.
llAJtl.BY -Nov. .30, j.v.IKH V HAltf.KV.
aon of tha lata MUliarl and Allca llarlry. It'la
Uvea an.l frl.n.l. Invlti-d to funtral. lion . 8 30
Jnarph Moiuilun, 230
of rniulrm at 3. (IhL
Int Old Calhrdral Can
in. irum rraiaatu-H or nia uroinar-in-Iaw.
3uj t-'roaa at, iikii niaaa
abrlol'a Church, 10 a. m.
a in.
,W.phl,.IJ,r5u-.0V. . JACon, huaband
"', "' ny llti-khalmtr, atd 78. Itilatlvaa and
Ji-.nd.. Iclll urn,..' No. 200, t. O. O. F ln
iJi,d l0,ul,rlrlvcas. Hun.. 0J0 u. m, pir
Jnt! prlvaTe" ',,',' a11- lBW U1n""1'1 '
vtM!fiiIAN 1?av- t,KWlH. huaband of
viola ilarman (n Tarry), aaad 4 Itrlatlvii
nllifi1'?,?', CVl?a"s?a4 fUpIolaa," UtVlo"
iiri iA 'u.nriJ aarvloaa, ilon., "iM p, pi ,
maii.a'mll V ' Aankfurd. Int. prlvata. U:
mama may U vlvwad gun. .
IIHina n ...... .. ........ ..
r'.ron It. Illbua lna iloora). Italullvaa and
' .. UBunuu
.!-,. . -.t,."M iiiwi Aiuurai. iwawvwa ni
.....k.. inTnj to lunrral. Hon.. 4 n. m . Bar.
KH ,?i,?1mul " Ami.trpn & Sen, 10th al.
and t nIuBibla. ave. Int. private.
Vr . fPT'i T"Su!1'1nlr- Nov SO. MAYMK. wlfa of
notk-a f funeral will ba U,n.
MI.1UN Pfqy
i.7-..,L,'?r .
-.-.... ,.., w vwwao: Hun ava.
hJiSSS ,N. T,N,0,f- M.-WlUlJAU HOI'KtN. Jr.
rri.nd24i?LilJ!,v.,B " HapklB KeUttvra and
h r4lii"ivl,,l om funaral, from rsaudanca. it I
rhiirlh "i'r'.k'. Wuo Warn- Marvlcaa In
11 ,' bt Aik-aiialuu. Ilroad and South ats .
ll a m. Int. prlvata
ItlTPBWnr. .. ...
r liinSjiV iT'a" . uABTii tutu
i luary II HurforJ and Aj.,,hi.,. r l.t. wii
. v
lih.J It.10, rraidaae of aea. Harry P.
twSSJti. Co. Pa Int what.
MM, I. K, V.
L"Ultn ava
"im ox l
and frUuda.
I? AvuUtary sTiMb
T , fiityra' Aid U
a of FUat iUptlat
iry na ft
WlTUrll
!lo Kf.tv a ticrrir mr.TOM
Chiihii V,J' .HIItM (uao UucklaH Hyd,,
frllSa." j.rW1"'. d ft. HaUllvaa and
m M4 m'9 1o luo'' sarvlcM. Hon, 3 p.
uikhdu i.ani. iva-
flim.i",.H'i',.,JtJ ""."' of lata Wil
fui1 I(S ' .A"8 tl-BN HUQHKS
livra aaa frtnda ln tJ lu fun.rTl m.p..i.
BLANKENBUEG CLASHES
WITH GRATZ ON SALE
Focnicr Mnyor Denies He Asked
Excessive Price tor Logan
' Square Home
Charges ngnlnsl ex-Mayor Itlankenbura;
have been made by Simon Oral, president
of tho Hoard of Hevlslon of Taxes. Mr.
Oralis said last night thnt the former
Mayor was trying to obtain a prlco from
tho city greatly In exrew of the actual
nlun of his home In Logan square, re
eently condemned for l'nrkwny puroses.
Heal estate experts havo valued tho
property at $83,000. but Mr. Clrntz said
that It was not north UO.OOO. and In his
accusation ho nsserta that "Illankenburg
tttmld bent this city as quickly as anybody
elso."
Tho former Mayor denied the charges.
Ha said ho hail declared wnuo no was
Mnyor that bis property was nol-asseseed
within 3fi,000 of Its actual value.
"I made thn assertion before City Con
troller Walton and Hermnn Ieb. then
Director of Hupplles." Mr Illankenburg
said "I told the Controller that I knew
from personnl experience that my own
I property on lgan square was not assessed
to within I3S.Q0O of Its nctunl value
"The chnrgo that I hne nsked J83.000
for my property Is n misapprehension I
hn not placed any price Upon my home
The nlue plnced upon It by experts ranged
from 171, BOO lo ISJ.OOO. as teetlfled before
tho Hoard of Viewers without tho slightest
Interference or suggestion on my port. Tho
property Is assessed at 140,000."
Mackenseii Halted;
Falkensayn Gains
Continued from Paso One
munition carts, besides many hundred other
military vehlelen
Tho nrmy wing which left tho mountains
nouthcnKt nf Cnmpolung gnlned ground by
lighting1 In the forest nnd mountain? on both
nldcs of tho lunihnvltrn sector.
On tho Argenul, southeast of I'ltescl, the
first Humnnlnn army which offered engage
ment ban been broken through nnd defented
after it teiincloiin struggle by tho Ocrmnn-AtiHtro-llungarl.in
troops.
HiiHMlan forces arc now nttacklng nt
many points on thn enntern front.
In nddltlou to nssnulls ngnlnst tho Aus
trn.llungiirlnn linen In tho Carpathians,
tho War Olllco today reported attarkn north
of Hmorgonjn nnd south of i'lnak. These
wero repulsed.
Tho text of tho War Olllco report follows:
Hussion ami Humnnlnn attacks In
tho foiest of tha Cnrpathlanu nnd along
tho Transylvania frontier mnuntalmi
continue. Yesterdny's attacks wero es
peclnlly dlrcctod against our posltlnnn
on Hntinludnvn, Ouernruc.tda nnd east
of Dormi Vntrn and Trotosu, nnd also
In tho Oytos alleya. Tho uttacks were
without success Tho enemy suffered
heavy loHses.
Tho Herman troops nt ono place In
their advance In tho forest of tho Car
pathians mado mora thnn a thousand
prisoners.
IhigngementH around Hnlachy havo
developed Into a largo battle.
Tho llavarlan reserve Infantry regi
ment No. 18. nlready often distin
guished, pushed ahead until It renrhed
tho division staff headquarters of tho
enemy, where It took from captured
ottlcers of tho genernl staff orders prov
ing that In tho positions through which
we hnd broken tho first Kuumnlnn army
had been Instructed to light to tho Inst
m.iu.
Tho nrmy commander, apparently
conscious of tho small moral value of
his troops, ndded to tho exalted litln
quotation thnt ho expected them to
"withstand nnd fight until death ngnlnst
tho cruol hnrbnrlana" tho menace of
death Immediately to bo executed
against tho cowards In his nrmy.
Further south the Arfloshul has been
reached after lighting.
RUSSIANS STRIKE MIGHTY
BLOWS IN BUKOWINA
LONDON. Dec. 2.
Hussla Is striking with a glnnt'n force
tho blown vvhlih It Is hoped will smash
tho Teutonic ring of steel gripping Humanln.
Dispatches today Indicated no let-up In
tho terrlfla offensive launched by the Czar'a
legions In Dobrudjn and fcouthwest Huko
vvlna. Tho Hanking movement directed at the
Jablonltza Fast Is the most serious menaco
to Herman posltlona In Huinnnla.
Apparently Hussla has poured a mass of
men Into tha effort to aid Humanla. It Is
conceded that tile Teutons must meet this
menaco of tho flanking movement In Huko
vvlna with u tremendous number of de
fenders. TIiIh HuHslan offensive covers a
dlstnnco of mora thnn 2C0 miles.
Hurrendor of the Austrn-Oermnn forces
at Klrllbnbn would not be surprising In
vluw of tho Itusslan claims of domination
of this Important strategic position and
railroad center through control of the
hclghta nbout It. '
I1KATIIH
imHOI'!??. ,?J0V-. "t Northmont. N. J..
KUWAIII) W huabanil of Thrrnaa O Irwin
Inra itrmantrr). aiir.l S3. .Italallvra and frlrmla.
rmplovr. ni Itrllaf of Naw Vork hlpbulutln
o.. Invltrd to funaral aanicaa. Bun . 'J p. m..
Northmonl N. J. Int. vrlvata. Herein, N. J.
Ilrmalna may ba vlaw Sat. ove.
-7,,n','c,si)-v.---D:- ANNIK it., widow of
vvillun Jwk.oii. Italativta and frlrnda Invltrd
. ..,.,, rrrvicra. jiion a p m . nrpnrwa
rr.i'(,r"ia llrorso A. .Woo.1 B7 Vandko at..
.. ,.., tiiiiii
ns. Int. prlvata
Mt. I'raca Cam. Itr-
ma ina Tilay
r ua viawva nun.
after B p. ni. Auto
uurrai.
K1?WAM n-
huaband of Itarv D.
1. TIIOMAB V. KKENAN.
una and frlrnda, Phil.
jvranan inro vvniani, uaia.
una l.oiigr, rvo. -.-, ii. r.
V-.-v. invuau
1I,l.N. S.Sth at
lo fui
So,
ja III,
narai. -fuaa . bju
timn rrqulam maaa Church
An III n. In, llnlu
Htpulchar Cam. Auto funaral.
i aioat i'i
-r,,,,'r'Y !5v- -9- ANNIH II. KELLY, widow
'.JJ',0''!"1 A""V. Italallvra and frtanda. Ht.
Joaclilni'a Altar Bocirty. Invitad to funaral,
M"1-- 8-?0 .,m.. Aaylum plka and Northeoat
!.u. v?"!-.. Holrmn riulem maaa Ht. Joachlm'a
r-?rlic,h l0 ,, m- lM- N,,T Cathedral Cam.
,V? Ef,a-CB ,w,,l. rrit cars at Aaylum plka and
fabor rod and Aaylum plka and Flahar'a lane.
iiiM,MAtJ',Etj!Or' ir; "" HrbUtet and lata
iSSTi.S'Vfea h.u iotn'." ,,w" ,rom r"'a,"c
iJiJ-ITT." D,.C.-..J- "EltNAnD. balovrd hua.
iwnd of Amra Kl Urn (nte Kornrrmann). a-d
I, Pl'.,w.yc" '!"ni from lata raaldtnoa, D
",.,?.n!l..f0t,h',l boulevard.
rK!"1?' Pcc.-. L KIfA AUFH8K3SEn, wlfa
? ,.' ,"", k'ohn. IlaUtlvea and frianda In.
IUlTh,.J,,l"r., M,rv,!, Bun" - P- m., 1817
N 17th t int private.
Jah'nU1i,',!:n-,rSyr n, MAllT. dauahtar of lata
Jffl;kJ ,nd Catliaflna l.awler. Funeral, to
Wf?, riU",vf !."'' 'rl'nda.ara Invited, sion."
7:30 u m., U30 H. . at. Ataaa Church of the
tPlPhany 6 u. in, Int. Holy Croaa Cm. AulJ
f.Wl'llEHT Nov. 80. HEnKCOA. widow of
KHaa Imbert. rbrmerly of Frankford ave.,
aied 01 IlrUtivea and frlende Invited la fu"
"nl services, Hun.. 11 a. m.. parlora of L'mn.
uei Asher k Son, 1003 plamond at, lot.
prt-
. .LOJfl-ANP.. At Marlton. N J.. Nov.
so.
!'r:fKU "t nuaband of Harriet D.Lbfland.
i1'.'.'" .n4 'r'nda invited to funeral. Sun
J-.?A "V c,Dir' v?,' i'arlton. Int. Coleatown
Cain Train Icavta Market si. ferry K.03 a. ra.
for Marlton
I.OvTtlBn. --ileo 1, EMilA ALCOnN.
dauithter of Jlobert and Uarnaret Lowther.
IteUtlvea and friends Invited to funeral aervtcea.
Jrl-f vJ..m .,,,af?".', realdeoo. 1US B 2-'J
! J".. "-Mol'.l5h i,n- Kama na may U
Viewed Man S to 10 p. m Auto Service.
. .JAPKN -N 28. JOHN, MADDKN. hue
!nd of ll.ry W-ddin lUlatlvea and frlenda,
St Anthony'a ohr Nam Hoclely and Jaaiea 1?
Jtowlry 1 t D f . No. 313. lavludto fuairal
Moo . a u m . 28W Aualn at Solemn bUomaaa
of reQUlem SI AnthbnVa Church Jo a. a. In"
Holy Craaa Cam.
itALTDir Nov, so. LouisB xr wurrTE-
Moak" widow of Col Luelua W lialtby; nili
tlvea aiyl frlenda Invited to funeral lervlcea.
ilea . 11 a. m.. at raaldeoce, 2332 B. 2 2d at.
lot prlvata
..JH,AJ'TUXi My- ,? LoyisB w. wurrTE.
MOKk; widow of Col Lucius U Vlaltby Itel
atlve aod frlenda h)vtJ to funeral aervlcca
ilea.. Ham. 24S? S 224 at. Inl prlvau '
ITuntrat aervtiea OH VV TuTnhnbHn J, n,-'
mnnlnwn Ifi.n tl All n m l.t -...T.' v1-'
at
:7'j:"; xt-51- - ." .. v,fi
M-AllTi
f'yua.
-AHTlllf Nov 30 KATlUiYN
CAHTHr i
A.
Ue.
Mc-
tnaa llaaaoni wlfM r riw.n t
a rib j Kelatrvaj aod frlenda, B
dllt Ceuirateralty ot tho ltok.ir.
m.i-.fc.Trrij z '. "-.-c. -j
V If Is.
lfolr CnlM
JulrTi.- ,iH 8l H" C,S88 Ulba- Aai
fat f iLTwjsa
v
BRITAIN FACES NEW
MINISTERIAL CRISIS
Coalition May Dissolve as Too
Cumbrous for Wnr Rule Lloyd
George Likely Premier
LONDON, Dec 2 Humors that David
Lloyd Oeorgu was packing up his belongings
In his office ns Minister of War were printed
In tha I-omlon I'.vcnlng News today In sup
port of the report that He was preparing
to leave that post.
A number of Ixindon newspapers today
declared tho coalition Cnblnet faced a crisis
likely to result In Its dlsoolutlon Tho
present largo Cabinet was held by it number
of newspaper to ba too cumbersome for
expeditious conduct of wnr There has been
considerable popular dissatisfaction ngnlnst
l'remler Asqulth expresstd In odltorlnls
recently. One pnper predicts Lloyd (leorgo
will succeed Asqulth.
Dixon After De filers
of the City's Water
Continued from I'ste One
where hundreds of b.igi of tho "clay" were
stored They looked like flour lings piled
one on top of (ho other.
Tho superintendent thrust n hand Into
ono or tha bags ami urcw rami n nanurui
of a white substance, resembling tntcum
powder.
I'lnclng some on the end of his tongue,
ho observed:
"You seo It Is quite harmless."
Hern Is what Doctor Dixon hnd to say
nbout thnt "clay."
"It Is not clay nt nil." he said, "It Is soda
mid If too much of It Is allowed to escape
Into the water supply It will seriously Irri
tate the Intestinal tract of tho water users.
"It Is soda that ctiiees the water to be
milk white opposite tho Nixon t'nper Com
p.tny plant, nnd It Is sodn that causes tho
scum on the shore opposite tho plant t
Collins It. Alkmnn. Wo nre going In visit
theso plants today nnd subject them to n
rigid Inspection Theso plants claim that the
waeto which gushes forth Into tho Hchuyl
kill contains only twelve per cent of soda.
If this Is fo It can do no harm, but we
are going up today to find out If It does
contain only twelve per cent. These plants
havo been pretty busy lately and may not
havo been giving tho matter proper atten
tion "
An official of tho riilladnlphla Taper
Company denied that tho dirty-looking
water pouring from his plnnt Into tho
Hchuylklll menoced tho water supply
"It Is Just water from the condenser In
the engine room, nnd there It no harm In
It. If you want to find any pollution r;o
further up the river to I-ifnyctte or Hrldgc
port." In dealing witn me hint nr turn official
thnt tho pollution was further up tha river.
Doctor Dixon said:
"I nm certain that It Is not farther up
the river. Tho pollution la coming from tho
Mannyunk district Wo will make a thor
ough Investigation of tho paper mills, nnd
then wo will glo the Iron and steel mills in
Mnnayunk a good looking over It may be
that In these Iron mills nmplnyci havo been
washing rollera In tho river, causing grcaso
and chemicals to get Into the water. Wo
are going to got right down to the source
of the trouble and will make a careful In
spection, subjecting nil suspected water to
n rigid chemical nmtlysls.
Tho thing that strikes mo nn strange,
though. Is that tho water In th- .Schuylkill
does not tnsto or smell thi immo as tho
water from tho samo supply when drawn
through tho pipes out In West l'hlladel
phla "
Tho Mauaunk bank of the Schuylkill for
nomo dlstanco up nnd down tho river re
sembles it largo-sized city dump. In tho
rear of tho I'hlladclimla Paper Company are
stneked ubout forty tons of rusty Iron wlro
which Is used for tho baling of paper waste.
.Strewn nil alone tho river bank are ashes,
tin cans, rubbish and all kinds of waste
material In the water near tho shore u
largo quantity of rubbish boa been dumne,!.
Tho river near tho mills has a dirty bluish
hue, as If It was laden with filth. Nearly
all of tho plants discharge wasto water
of soma nort In the river. Tho spectacle
presented by tliu river at this point Is not
calculated to Inspire West I'hlladclphlans
with confidence as to tho purity of their
water supply.
Doctor Dixon said that he would take
no action to close down any of the mills
unlesn ho Is assured of a clear caso nfalnat
the offenders.
Doctor Dlxon still blames In part the
decay of, organic matter In the water
supply. Testa of the water havo revealed
tho presence of largo numbers of mlcro
orgnnlsms, which biologists know to be re
sponsible for certain vvnter flavors and
tastes, somo of which nro chemical In char
acter. Tlio unsavoiy flavor la not harm
ful, Doctor Dixon states.
Ilordenux Accepts U. S. Loan
HOHDDAUX. Dec. 2. Tho City Council
hna agreed to accept a three- ear loan of
125.000,000 from a group of American
bankers, It was announced today. This Is
tho fourth municipal loan arranged by
French cities In tho United .States since tho
wnr began.
DKATIIH
7 30 it
town
m . 210 W. Eurlham terrace, tirrmitn.
Holemn rrqulcm maaa Ht Vincent .i
l'aul'a Church
LVm
v u m. int. Holy Hepulchra
3lcEI.HIN.MV Nov 20. MAHCJAIIBT. widow
of John McKlhlnnv JteUtlvra and frlrnda In.
vltrd to funrral, Mon., a a m rraldrnce of ion
Thomaa A. McElhlnny, 2'J1 Watklne at llla-ll
Int
. .r..u.., ... v,m nurcil 111
llolv
MrllOWAN. Nov. 30. I.AWI1ENCE J., hua
r.
. roaa Cent
band uf Helen C
.,.,,'.."."--::-- - r
,ivuuvii inre iierucni.
r'u.
HII3
Ht.
nrrat win take
liurknrll at Holemn
iiucv tuna., a;au
inaaa uf reiulrm
t rancia a cnurcn, in
m. Itrlutlvra
and
frlrnda, l'oat Ufflca Protective Aaa'n uf t'hlla.
National Aaa'n of letter Carrier. Keyatom
liranth. No 1R7, Court Corinthian, 1' of A., In
vllail to attend. Int. Holy Croaa Cam.
la...
ono
in-
llll-.ll. .-ov ;a. I'r.rr.il. nuanand or Annie
Idler tnee Hhea). Ilelutlvra and frlenda Invited
tn funrral aervicea, Mon.. 8 a in . 03(1 H, Water
at. lllah requiem maaa HI. Joaeph'a Church U.30
a, m Int. Holy Croaa Cam
M1U..1. Dec. 1. CHAItLKH II. 3111.1.0. and
3ft, Itelattvea and frlenda alen Mrllln Ivdr.
No. :3, K. A A. St.. are Invltrd to aervtc. Mon.
2 p. in., at Oliver If lUIr llluir Iho iiieetnut
at. Int private. Frlrnda moy view reinulna
Hun. ave. Auto funeral.
MUIEll Nov. 30. JtlHN C,. bueband ot
cl,lr.A '"frJaJ '. ed 70. Itclatlvaa
and frlenda Invited to funeral aervicea Mon..
11a. m., 01 Harvey at., aermantown. Int. pr.
JIUIH'HV alatrr of lat Joha and Cornallua
Murphy. Itelatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Jlon,, H;30 a, m . realdenra of hrr alaler-ln-Uw,
Mra. Cornallua Murphy, 3700 Drown al, Solemn
requiem maaa Bt. Asatha'a Church, 10 a, m.
Int, private. Old Cathedral Cem, Auto funeral
MYKR8 Nov. !. HAHA1I. widow uf Henry
Myera. Itelatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Mon. " p m., from reeljence, 1322 N. Ilroad at.
Int. prlvata.
OUi. Deo. 1, 8AIIA1I A., widow of Joaeph
Old. and 88. RaUtlvea and frtanda Invited to
funaral aervicea. Mon,. 1AU p. m., X333 N SOth
ik. ,'nt. private at convenience of family at
Charlea Evuna Cem., lteadlnx, l'a. I'leaae
omit (lowers,
OKH. Dec. 1, I8A11EL MORROW (nee Mac
nutt). wlfa of tlenjamln Orr. Ralatlv and
frlenda Invited to funeral aervicea, Mon.. 8 p. ra.,
at realdenct, B102 Cheater ave. Int. private.
PATTON Nov. S, HELIjA O.. wlfa or Harry
110, H, and D. of UiCamn
SfVM.
. P. and O.
A., ana uaiea- Auxiliary
C, ot .P. It. R.. Invited to aervicea.
Hun . 2 p. tn . at realdenve. 021 N. 43J at. Int.
n. iurei nut v.em
PBARSON Dec. 1. WILLIAM Vf . aon of tha
lata 'rancl Alphrua and Carolina Walton Pear
aon. HeUllvea and frlenda Invited o funeral,
mWjJ5 P .m- B30J Ai'JW" at Int private
PEEL Dee I. FBTtOUS PBBU ed 78.
RaUtlvea and frteada, Paleatloa Lodce, No. 470.
V and A. M i SOth Police Dlatrlct and aur
lvora of 3d Penn Cavalry. Invited to funeral
aervicea. Men.. 2 p. m . realdance. of son-in-law.
Oeors; ll. Haaaard. 4012 N 12th at. Int. pri
vate Leverlnzton Cem. Friend may view ro
malna Sun . after 7 pm,
. PIDCOCK SuddenlyjNov. SO. NEWTON,
huaband of Sarah U.'Wdcock. Relative. "i
frlenda. Pblla jxde. No, 84 L. O. O. M.. and
Trainmen'. Ktlitf Aaaoylatlon. invited to fu-
?Ull' .98?-v.a p m . l8s V Lhlti ava. lot
Cellar Hill Cera. Auto aervtca.
PROUD. At aiaiSoirorN J. Dec 1 AN
RRS)Y A, pffoul9- l"i 5i Blutlv.. and
lUir?t i iiw w o! ana a. i .
-T V, ,Mi., Tr ti "- viiaaaucxo,
VI
JUto
funrral
. .RAMBO.--NOV . 29. EMKUNB W. RAUBQ.
ETU&mW5msrl&:, ttMn?!
j. ii era a am awiBeaaaai in aniTi i I m - - . li nn t. d-a c-,. " . eTi"- -w. Tee leani 'bm. a ii T . -aiim . a liar .m n m ammi
. SCM..B
19X6
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Irter '"4-P wPSI
FREDERICK PALMER
Representative of the American
press with tho Hritish forces on tho
continent, who will lecture on "Tho
World's Greatest Ilnttlo, Sommo
nnd Verdun," hefore the Univorsity
Extension Society next Tucsdny
evening, in Witherspoon Hnil.
Penrose Gets Reply
From Senator Vare
Contlniird from I'ase (lno
I am persuaded that Hepresentntlvo
Italdwln, of Delaware County, has
enoiiKh Itepubllcan memborH of the
Ilnusn of Ilepresentatlves favorable to
his candidacy for tho speakership to
const Unto a. mnjorlty of tho whole
IRlelaturc. Consequently ho Is ccr
tnln to bo tho nomlnco of tho Itepub
llcnn caucua and he will be elected
Sponker.
Mr. llnldwln withdrew two years oro
In tho Interest of hnnnony. nnd this
year the Rreat majority of tho Itepub
llcan llcproscntnttvcH feel that ho Is
clearly entitled to tho honor
The city of Philadelphia already has
n prepondernnco of Stnto officials In a
lotiK list bcKlnnlni; with a United fjtntes
Senator and a flovernor. It l.i only fair
that encouragement should be Riven to
tho proper nmbltlon of Republicans In
other parts of tho Commonwealth.
Moreover, ns nn ofllclnl representative
of the whole State I renllzo very keenly
the sentiment throughout tho Htato of
opposition to tho continual domination
of I'hlnldelphla Interests and Philadel
phia politicians In the party nffalrs of
the State.
Wo are accustomed from tlmo to tlmo
to bear boasts about Philadelphia Ktv
Ins tho Itepubllcan majorities In tho
State. Statements of thin kind, how
ever, nro not borne out by tho fncts,
This year, particularly, tho Stato of
Pennsylvania envo a majority of some
BO, 000 for tho Itepubllcan presidential
candidate outsldo of the Brent Indus
trial centers of Philadelphia und Alle
gheny counties.
Mr. Ilaldvvln Is n product of our pub
lic schools, nnd Is a self-mada mnn.
Ho ha served creditably many tcrmi
In tho llousa of Ilepresentatlves, and
bin record there Is beyond criticism.
I. therefore, feel Justified In stating
my belief that, from all I can gather.
Mr. Ilaldvvln Is tho natural choice of
tho Itcpubllenu members of tho Legis
lature and. knowing ns I do his quali
fications and ntncs.s. I nm glnd that
my friends nro actively and earnestly
supporting his candidacy. ITo and they
will continue In iho contoat without
compromise until tho finish, 'and any
attempt nt coercion of Stato cmployos
In violation of every propriety nnd of
those principles of civil service pledged
In tho last gubernatorial campaign
will fall to Intlmldato Republicans In
the Legislature. Neither can promlsos
of nppolntmcnts and tho use of pat
ronage, which. In tho caso of a legls
lator, verges upon bribery, chnnge the
purpose of the ledslatoru lu what they
think In right.
Mr. llnldwln will bo elected Speaker
nnd will bo supported throughout tho
aosMon by a Itepubllcan majority,
pledged to pass nil legislation calcu
lated to reform nbtises and benefit tho
Commonwealth. Ills course will be un
controlled by nny ono nnd will cer
tainly not ba affected by nny contract
ing Interests In Philadelphia.
Humors of a conference between the Gov
ernor, Attorney Cloneral Drown, Public
Service Commissioner Mngee nnd J. Denny
O'Nell on tho speakership question agitated
political circles yesterday, but they came
to nothing.
DIUTHS
frlrnda .Invltrd to funeral servtcre. Sun.. 2
,,-.,m.;..a?.'.1 J.,,ir at. Int. Oakland Cem.
1IBHI.BH - Dec. 1. ISA1IKI.I.A A., widow of
lev. ll Albert Itrdlee. Relative and frlenda
Invited to funtral aervicea. Tue.i., 10 u. m . 2312
H. Lambert at. Int. private. Mt. Marian Cem.
IlKED fuddenli. Dec. I. ANNIE L1NI.KT.
widow of Hie Itev K. L. Reed. awl 7ft. Ilela
Jlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral aervicea.
Hon.. 2 p. in . 71S2 Chew at . ill. Airy
HIHI.V. .Suddenly, nt Mrdford. N. J , Nov.
SO. WILLIAM I. UEII.Y. huehand of Maud A.
Rally, ased -tn. Relative, and frlenda. all ao
cletlea of which he waa a member. Invited to
'u?.".r.1 .." Ma.ln at., Mmlford, Mon., 2 p. m.
ItlNKHO ,Lt:it.-Nuv 20. KLOflKNCK If,.
wife uf llobrrtO. Hlnedollar. ilauiihter ut WII.
llam K. and Umma Chuppell, u.ed 43. Rrla
Uvea and frlrnda Invite,! to funeral aervlcee.
Hun . 2.J0 n. in., parente' realdence. 2014 U.
7'?'..1- Jvr.nd niay view remalna Bat. ove.
Int. Cedar Hill Cem.
nrlffij";?..-'"' "uddanly. Dec. 1. OEOIton J.
U)l:HClt. nsed 62 Itelatlvea and frlrnda In
lj,",';rlc. Mon... 11 a. m.. ut realdence,
21S N 31,1 at. Int. atrlrtly private.
ROtlUllH, Dec. t, HENjlV. huaband of Kate
If Ito.era. a.ed 78 itelatlvea and frlenila. alao
emplotea Mlrd Schober t l'a.. 22d and ifarket
"... Invited to funeral.. Tue... 1J0 n. m'
iu -i"."0?.. ' rrlendl may jw remalna
"".j." in ih v, in, ini at ait. aior
n, K.to 10 p, m, Int at Mt. Morlah Cem.
,-,---;-.. -- , "' ............... w,. V. !!
JR. wl
ltelutlWM anA frl.nrf. U..1
Heart and Alto
Invited lo fune:
Altar Hoclrty St Edward'a Church,
funeral. Mon.. M an n m -jrm m
nin at noi
Edivaril 111
Solemn maaa of requiem Church of fit.'
Omit Snwere
im. ni. fiew vatnrurat ctra.
KhILl'i:,uy-7rt;ovl 50. J.AMES, aon of Helena
Aftn'Jl meaOuInn) and late Thomaa Sbeekey.
il.!ii"iJ,m.rd irl,J"I. Alur nd Koaary Hoctl
otlra ot Church of Immaculata r!onenit;n in-
Vttul trt flltlnpol line. U ejfl .. . a .
mother. UlS ilar.boro'uah at.'
m . realdence of
requiem Church of Immaculat. Conception 10
. m. Int. Holy Croa. Cem.
w?i'il-r3i'-',hi',Ell.Ufc:rV,c- t AMANDA M.
intn maaa or
ll,t".." "na ,l'JV1l,ln.v."f.(1 l funer.l .ervlce.,
Woilii,A.x9'" C, 31 i JS,h "- nt. Private.
v..5,UI f f"TN?,v' !? JBSSB VOODES. hu.
band of Gertrude Slinpaon and aon oi late
Itlcnard and JeTnTnw Hfnipaon, ased S3. Ral.
" .nd 'r la.nda. alw W Pblla Council, No'
u'n 'V'fi. A,r,'.nu.m.' 1 OPlo.j uf the
ii ? JL J"jt0.": '? '.unri aervtce.. Mon ,
iU-rV.?1 assBii"a;,,,ft vIi.ur'ayua,.:
thS'.'iT;?:?.' I: aJK.!? .Kv tH"and.of
r '.". it."'t ? rr."'.' . ai
lenan ounoAy School, invited ta funeral, lloii.
i -r . . r . -'" " . " lueviuu n mmaw-
hrauh tt v-znvi-a.i" sa . "
n. m. . rnun fa aLunnd jii i n.. ra i ..
- -'I"T "- awifiiuaiiiu lillll.
Kritnda may
Jt tfua , 7 to 8 p. it
aP-PBli Hov. i .Hi
II Him T o '
11.1 S"fJ? WiUon). i-Tienda may vfiw
iAn-xAH w.. wir of pr,
UtL S 1
u a m
to vybicu ralatlve and frttuda
r Invited. 4340 N. Uroad at
Int. Mt. V.
erooa
HfiMi-H!r.fc 'HSH? ?-.!Mb Of
.. " - -... .uv ..uauu.. mwa n ,..
,-- r . ; -- i'". uirecior. ox ' iiuna-
Ji7tL7 of1..' kuSIou ubilca Club. aU o-
H?rVVTJ?cfu"aa cU
o81, W" autfJftMKF. T. widow
iSS ff,JHlT!E Wi "jtiXZ
LABATTAGLIADAVANTI
A BUCAREST E' MZIATA
Lc Forzo di Mackensen Tentnno
Invano dl Sfondnre lc Llneo
dl Difesa
SULLA FRONTE ITALIANA;
Vlolcnto Azlonl dl ArtlRlicrla ed AU ;
tacchl di Acroplanl da Val
d'Adlgo nl Cnrso
HOMA, 2 Dlce'mbre.
lerl sera II Mlnlstero delta Cluerra pnb-
bllcAva II seguente rapporto del general.
Tadorna circa la situations alia front
ltalo-austrlncn:
Lungo l'lntera fronts dl battag.Ha. a'
numentata l'attlvlta' dell'nrtlgllerla da
nmbeduo lo parti, partlcolarmenta nells.
vnllo deH'Adlge ed In quella delt'Astlco,
tielta zona ad est dl (Jorlils. e lull'alto
plnno del Carso.
' Aeroplanl nemlcl lianno fntto In
curslonl su parecchl puntl delta front
dl battaalla, ma sono statl resplntl
dntlo nostra quadrlglle da caccla
dalle nostre batterle antlaeree. Alcunl
vellvoll nemlcl hanno lasclato cadera
bombo su Orlr.no, In Vat Sugana, BonxA
pero causnro tlnnnl.
Una dello nostre nquadrlgllo dl aero
plnnl ha lasclato cadero bombo In sran
numcro sulla stnxlono dl Volsno, a
nord dl Iloveroto. causando'vl, gravl
dannl c provocandovl Incendll. tun'altra
nostra squadrlglla ha gcttato bombs'
sulla stazlone dl Itlfcnberg. nella vail
del Ilranlzza el ntcunl trenl cho erano
ferml nella stazlone aono stntl colpltl.
Tuttl I nostrl aeroplanl rltornarono alls
loro basl senza dannl.
Dnvantl n Ilucarcst, capitals delln ntima
nln. e' Impegnatn una grnnde bnttagltadalia
qunlo tltpcnde la aorta delln cltta' Lo forz
rumene, cho sono nlutate da Ingentl forz
rtisso, cerenno dl opporro In quell.i uona la
loro ultima reslstenza nll'nvanzata dells
forzo teutonlchit o bulvraro del goneralt
tcdeschl von Mackensen o von Falkanhayn.
Lungo la vnlle del Duma Olurglu lo forz
dl Mackensen hanno ragglunto la lines,
dcirArgcsu, ad appona died mlglla da Ilu
carcst. ma I loro vlgorosl tcntatlvl dl sfon
daro la tinea dl reslstonzn rumenn Bono
fallltl, nlmeno per oro. Lo truppe teutonlch
sono etato resplnto. La battaglla lntanto
contlnua con grando nccanlmento ed 1
rumenl contcstano al nemlco ognl polllce dl
tcrreno
lutnnto I russl combattono dlsperata
mento per nlleggerlre In presslono n cut
sono nssoggcttntl I lorn nlleatl rumenl, e su
dl una fro nte dl 250 mlglla, In collegnmento
con le truppe rumene, land nno furiosi
attacchl per arrcstaro la marcla dl von
Falkcnhnyn. L'offenslva russa si avolga
su tutta la frnnto del Carpazll a delln Mol
davia, flno nlla zona a end dl Kronstadt
Nel tempo mcdoslmo II general Snkaroff ha
Inlzlnto una nuovn oflenstva contro lo forz
dl von Mnckenson nella Dobrugla,
I tcdeschl sono Impegnntl ora a portara
Innnnzl I loro gross I cannonl d'assedlo per
I'attacco nl fortl cho dlfendono Ilucarest I cul
comnndantl sono declsl a rcnlatero lino nl
loro ultimo colpo. S npprende lntanto ch
truppo russa sono glunto a Ilucarest La
notlzla cho non e' confcrmat.-i ulTlclal
inento, vleno tlalln flermanln.
A slid dl Klrllbaha I rusnl hnnno con
qulstnto una Important ncrlo dl allure
dnllo quail 1 loro cannonl domlnnno la
Unca dl comunlcazlone da Klrllbabn a
Marmaros Szlgct Dispnccl reccntt dlcons
che roffennlva russa ncqulsta marglor
vlolenza n mlsura cho si avlluppa. II gen
eral I-etchlnskl Implega una grnnde quan
tltn' dl uomlnl cho vengono contlnuament
rlnfnrzatl da nuovl contingent!
In tnl modo la hnttaglla dl Ducarest at
avlluppa non noltanto davantl nlla fortezzs
rumetia, ma nncho nulla front oriental
dolla Trnnsllvanla e su quella del Carpazll.
Police Court Chronicle
James McClarvey la a physical culture en
thusiast. For many yearn ho dallied dally
with a pair of Iron dumbbells. It was th
force of habit that proved his undoing. Yes
terday ho sold his exerciser to a Junk dealer
for twenty-five cents.
After a few Interruptions In his courso to
Third nnd Clenrftold streets. James appeared
on the sidewalk with a chicken In each hand.
Up went his arms ns If ho were trying to
penetrnto the skies, then down they cam
against the pavement with a dull thud ni
he counted In a regular nnd methodical
fashion, ono-two-throe-four, etc., etc
McGarvey reached 390 when n policeman
reached the scene
"What'Jo think this Is a gymnasium?"
shouted tho bluecoat.
"Can't n man tnko Ills regular exercise
which Is beneficial to his health without In
terruption?" responded tho physical cul
turlst. "Not with somebody else's hens," shouted
the policeman, and he hauled McCarvey be
fore Magistrate Wrlgley In tho leront and
Westmoreland streets station.
Aa McClarvey could only explain hla
habits of cxcrclso and not tha presence of
tho chickens tha Judge suggested thirty days
In Itolmesburg, whero ample recreation la
provided In tha uso of shovels, picks and
other artlclen whlcii Improvo tho physical
condition generally.
DIUTHS
GfJH-,. Relative, and friend., alao II. V. M.
Hodulliy of ut. Joaeph'a Cnurch. Invited td fu-
field. Relative.
a,. , - e .. H. 111.. U fllin . 7UIIIIII
niU man of reiutm Ht. Joicph'i Church XO
HlAPt-7l)c. 1, CIOTTJ.II2II. J., huiband of
ii "ll BUDf and .on of Ut Conrad n4
""'wm a tap, a
Itelatlvea and frttnda.
alao Ivanhoo Lod.o, No. 440, r. A A. M.. Invited
',?. eervlc.., Tuee.. s p. m,. at realdence. 82t
,V?in'wVd .rocl formerly Highland ave.),
Svrr-,T00k' ,n.1. ..w' laurel Hill Cera.
1'rlenda may call Mon., 7:30 to U p. in.
.J'i'e" -ov. 30. ARAPIC TERRT. eldrat
aon of lata Aaaph and Hannah A. Terry. e5
i-7J.i.,,i?Ut.l.vt"f"a 'rlend. Invited to uner.l.
J,'''h ltavptlat Church. 18th and Hprliur Uardeo,
Mon., Dec. 4. 3 p. ni. Int. private,
THOMAS.Dec. 1. aUSAN E. THOMAS.
Itidow. .f ! "Thorn... .red 82, Du. no
tlca of funeral.
juTJlrils8,?-: "J- "oily. N. J.. Dee. J,
JJ.NNIL ii., widow of Henry M. Thoraaon, ifi
S?: s,",c " O.rant t.. Mt. Holly, N. J.,
ruaa.. JO . m.i alao at realdence ot brothet
fc'V' i,?4"S ra Cox- Unlc and Morean .1...
MWr?!?!U' ?f" -.-.ra- ,nt- Morrlavllle. P..
.TRA.8,fT'.,i,ciJ JOSEPH, atui ot late Henry
f.it",U,';lh -T!?''j Relative, and frlaud..
employe. Robert II. Koden auperlor officer, ot
?.' ' H-'r.ai.C or..Knalntn Lodfe. No. 87.
ft ?; !' ?' ,Flu"mr Council, No. 84. B. and
1. of A.. Invited to funeral. Tuaa.. 7:SO . m..
SMlh;,n.Jw realdence. Jamea McMalion.
a.5..cl?.,nm ' Solemn requiem maaa Church
gfJ55Uti, ? "1- laxi B'- nn'a Cem.
TYSON. Nov. 80. ANNIU II.. wlfa of Harry
O. IVaon and daughter of Joanna and lata
Henry Decker, a.ed 47. Relative .nd frianda.
w iaalnomtiur Home. No. 6. 11. ef A., Invited lu
t.,7 , ' aervicea, aion. 'J p. m.. 3813 Dt.te TO.
vt""tu"""nt- '" Private, ure.nwooa k,
1
-j wnu, i.em.ia. may De viewed sun, alter
7 P. m.
WALL3. Suddenly. Dec, 1, JAMES WALIA
Relative, and frlenda invited to funeral eery.
Ice.. Mon., 730 . m. re.ldene of J. P. Cone
nor.. 231 Clreen at. Ma. a Church of the Im
macuUle Conception a a. m. Int, Holy Croaa
warn
WBINSTOCIC Nov. 29. UERNAItD. htubaad
of Juil W.lutoek. a.ed 78. Rel.tlvea and
frlenda. Standard Lodge. No. 3. Judaic Union I
Any. M. Hoa. Camp. No. 1. Ss of V i La
Uaiiif, Invited. to funeral. Sun., io a. m". reel
dene of aon, lea.c N. Weliuitock. SJ07 N. 2Stai
,,-wi'!UlJortw Mulvi' Cn Omit Bower..
WEINTZ. Nov. 80. VIRGINIA FERK
WKlNTit. widow of, FrerlcV Wetati: UlW,
Relative and friend. Invited tq funeral. Won..
0Pi,m.. from aon Walter. reeVdeoc. IMS
N Bailey at Int. Norlbwood Cem, Jiemtln.
oy be viewed Bun,, 8 to 10 p. m.
WOLF Nov. So, UERTllA. dubter of lata
Simon T. aod Diana Wolf. Relative, and
friend. Invited to .ervlce. Bun., a v ra.. at
lftu.r?'4"V!tv..t'X 8- Varrwrw terrac.. Int.
Weet Laurel Hill Com
. WOLFET Dec I. MICHAEL J Ma of Ut
J.rae. nd Marraret Wolfe. Relative. Mid
frlenda .invited to funeral. Moo.. 7 JO a ra.. at
i5S.'rJ4V! ?' S't brother. Thorn. Wolfe,
2623 S. ISth at. Solemn requiem ma .a at St.
Monica'. Church. , ro. Int. New Catb.dral
. WttlUllT. I)c. 1 HELEN It d.uihtar I
E.t.ll. a Wrliht and Ut Dr. AlberlTwrCrtL
Mon.. 2 p. tn mother', rtaldenc.. 2314 N 28ta
(t Int private. Ardeley Cam. Remain, may
bavlewed Sun7 B until 10 p. tn
TOONO Nov 28. fc&Ta LEB YOUNG (na
P" wlfa of John H Young Relative, and
2887 N Sd at Int Illllatde Cera
Z1HN Die. I. CApiERlua widow 0
l hirlje Zlan. mother ot Mr.. Anna KUa i4
TT f1' ,P.na.'nnJ- td IT HeUllvea nd
Jrlaad. Invited toT fvuwal .jrvlcte, TueA.
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