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EVENING LEDgER-PIIILADELPHIxV, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 191?
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HEAVING HAMMER
HAS DRAWBACKS
The Runner Feels That It
Should Be Omitted From
Track Program
LIKES JAVELIN OR DISCUS
, IJy .?. 12. (TBD) SitiHUMTii
R'r.CHNT abolition of II10 tmminef throw
bv the Itochy Mmtntnln IntercotlcglrHo
Assnrinflon leaves Hip cnstcrii hotly the only
real suniioiter of this event In thn colleRlntp
ranks. 1-"nr teiir there lift been much tnlk
nbout the advisability of ttnlnft ntvny with
this event, nnoil there nlso have hrfen nrftu
incuts for rrlnlnillB It.
Tlierp is no doubt but thai the linmmer
throw H ,a ilniiRorous event nntl lo most
people nn uninteresting one. More ncrl
dents run be traced to this than lo any
other field event and In Rome few eases
deaths have been marUetl up to It. tt Is
bo dangerous Hint 111 the ll meeti It Is
laken off from the rrtfulnf field of competi
tion nnL hold on sonic field clear of the
crowd
At the interroiieirlales held fit Harvard
Piarfium Inst year the hammer throw was
not witnessed by any one except the of
ficial". Mm competitors and a few coaches.
All the other events wero held out In the
rcRiilnr field, where they could be seen from
any point In tho Elands. Thesa arc not the
oniv nrpuments nRnlnst tills event. The
best In niv mind Is that tho hammer nf
fers itself to only a certain lypo of man And
that "type is a rare specimen.
The hammer thrower must be In the
first place a very blR and r.trons man. Of
course there have been small men who have
had great fuccpss with tho hammer, but the
cases are few. Then, nnaln, a hammer
thrower must have a certain amount of
speed that Is not as n. general rule found
atnonjT the blir fellows. Another bad fea
ture is the prent lenftth of time it takes a
man tn learn to throw the welRht accu
rately, ami here comes the point about the
danper nKaln. In order to become a Rood
hammer thrower It Rcnernlly lakes a man
from four to seven yenrs of practice, and
oven at the end of this time ho has just
become master of the form. Our best hnin
iner throwers have never become wonders
tint it they have been nt it for years. Then
they arc men in their thirties and ready to
otop.
Of .nurse, when eliminating nny event
there should he some substitute, anil It Is
here that the West has put in two events
which have served the purpose and Riven
more satlsr.ictiou than tho hammer could
ever lie expected to Rive. They have taken
up tho Javelin and discus.
Two Good Arguments'
The nrRunientM , for those events arc:
First, they are on both our national and the
internninni'il ornRrams, and for this renson
rhould be taken up by tho collegia! which
are called upon to defend this country's
utrenptli iiRaiiiHt others In athletic Rames.
Secondly, these events require u man who
nilRht be i ailed a llRht heavywelRht. Kither
the javelin or iIWcus events can be (alien up
by the majority of the blR fellows and will
not eliminate the old hammer thrower, na
lie would bo just as Rood aioiiR these lines.
At the present time in the Rant the type
of man who could fit In well with the Javelin
or illicus is left idle in track athletics. Ito
Is too llfiht and not sfrnnB enough lo wres
tle with the blR hammer or put tho shot,
ntid he lo loo slow to take up the other
track or field events. So he tdnys out of
track and Held sportH and the sport loses
some of the best kind of competition.
In Ills Harvard wanted tho hammer
eliminated because of the danger of the
event, and Qiiinn. the field coach, offered ns
n substitute the thlrty-flvo-pound weight.
There was nothhiR done at the tlmo except
n little talk. In the West, howovor, the
hammer throw Is a discarded event on most
of their programs.
The IntercolleRlate Association In the
Kast probably saw the handwrltlns on the
wall when it adopted a rule governing tho
javelin throw, hut as yet it has not put it
Into its champlonMilp program.
Bowling Nciva
NEW rlins failed to prevent several large
scores being rolled In the opening
matches of the Quaker City league last
mglit on Keystone Alleys. Wyndham,
thninpiniiK of tho first round, lost two
games to .Majestic, and rolled the hlRhest
total of Hie night to win the final game,
gelling 1071 pins. Wyndham Colts rolled
in gieat form, defeating AVhlto Elephant
two games. Itelmont won two from Tigers,
and Maneto won three from Giants.
The rolls won the second game from the
px-cliuniilou White Ulephnnts I01C to 091.
Iyiies was high in this game with 252.
which was the best single gamo scoro of
the night. Jones, in the same game, gat a
131 tall
TCnov hit the pins fnr 200, and 2tT twice In
succession fur the White Hlephanta.
Wyndhnm's 1074 game resulted in tha fol
lowing Fc.ir. a- l'razler, 221; Smeuley, 2l0i
Martin. 223: Halley, 280. and Price, 170.
Nock of Majesties, recorded scores of 203.
J24 ami 107.
Harris, nf the (llama, concluded with 22.
Manufacturers' Yellow qulnlet rolled In goon
fnrm nnd won all three game rrom Itactiurt
nescrtos mid. ns Merlon Maroon won two
from I'liion League lllue, n tie exists between
Tellow nun niu.. for first place In the Interclub
J.eneuc. The Yellow team knoefcea dnwn till I
tn us first Knmi. The individual scores were:
Johnson, 214. Fnedlsrh. 1H!): Schontlla. 21s
Dlcklng. 102. and Satterthwalte, 201.
The Autocar Howling League had two ex
citing contest Thursday . night. The- First
rioor Machine Shop met the strong Office nve
and won all threo games. This iirives Ofricti
Into third plaee. Tho Second Floor Machine
Shop met the Road Testers and also won
three straight .fue Ilelnrieks showed nim
form 1- limiting 11. Grant's high single of 2S(
by four plus.
BUKLINGTON CITY LEAGUE
Bt. Andrew's Team Defeated Baptist
Five, 51 to 3G
nvnr fVP.TftV V T in
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rhRmplmis trimmed -?-" nld r
rhRmpinns trimmed their old rival, the Itaptiat
nm.n senpfl nl rn Sii
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Fnlomrn
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fi'uck
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HIGH-SPEED LINES WILL
NOT LOSE, EXPERTS SAY
Kemitlecl Chai'gca Proposition
Upheld in Answer to Charles
L. Fluck'a Objections
TAYLOR TO GIVK VIKWS
ttetnlltctl rharg pfnvlded for In thft
proposiHon of the I'hU.iuetpttirt Itnpltl Tran
sit t'ompnn.v lo npsrafe thn rlty-hnllt high
speed nystcm will lint cause fl losj (n Uio
city, nccortllng to transit nulhorllles, whn
replied today to the tleclnfftllon by fbarles
f.. Much, president of the Northwest Musi
nem Sten's. Assnclatlnn, Hint the city would
lose Sin.nOft.nno in llfty yeftM if the re
milted charge provision were ngreed to.
fnreful nnntvsis of the agreement, they
contend showed Hint ovoll If the city
should hear the expense of street repairing
and snow removal among tho remitted
chnrgfiB it woiitd gain 111 the end because
it is to receive the lion's share of the com
pany's, net earnings. The (imposed ordi
nance, with a few mndlllcntlotiB. it was
added, tuis tho fundamental principles of
thn proposition submitted Inst November
by A. Merrltt Taylor, former Mreetor of
r'lty Transit.
former mreetor Taylor, after declining
lo discuss tho proposed agreement said
that he prnhnhly would issue n stntemrnt
tonight setting forth his views nri the com
pany's proposal nhd on Sir. finch's objec
tions. "I have not. finished analysing the propo.
rltlon," he said. "At present t am en
grossed In an attempt lo digest the terms
of the' proposed ordinance and hope to be
able lo put my views In shape for the
public tonight."
APpnOACHKH TAVLOIl PLAN
Others who have analyzed tho proposed
agreement declared that tho document
approaches the Taylor plan, brought for
ward Inst year as the fairest contract that
tho romjiiiny and city could sign. Hhould
the cify bear the charges objected to. it
was pointed out. the greater would be the
city's profit. This conclusion was based on
the fact that the P. It. T. earnings are eight
per cent ami that the city guarantees the
company Ave per cent, according to the
proposed contract. This leaves a maVgln of
threo per cent, which tho document pro
poses lo divide on a basis of nlnetv per
cent to the city and ten per cent to the
company. These net earnings would bo In
creased, it was pointed ( f thu expense
of the charges In question Were removed
from the company.
The objection to the proposed agreement
cxpressod 1.,. P. ,1. t'llnnluglinm, president
of the chestnut Street llusiness .Men's As
social Ion, was that tho central section Is not
Included In the free transfer system, but
must wait for the action of the Director
of City Transit and the Public Service
Commission to obtain the nbolltlon of ex
change tickets In this section.
DISCISSION NHXT TL'KSDAY
The' association will discuss the transit
proposition at Its next meeting Tuesday.
"I hellev.' that I represent the opinion of
the association when. 1 say that we arc op
posed to the city entering Into partnership
with the company In u proposition that does
not grant free transfers to the entire city,
especially the central district," said Mr.
Cunningham. "1 ami other members do
not propose to stand for the agreement lit
its present form. We, want a system of
universal free transfers that Is universal.
It would be Interesting to learn what per
centage nf transfers are made on cars In
the central section. Such a percentage
would show that the luillc of transfers from
olio lino to another are made In tho central
section. This Is the very section where thn
company proposes to withhold free trans
fers." HEADING RAILWAY CHANGES
New Appointments to tho Executive
Stan" Announced
A number of changes In the executive
staff of tho Philadelphia and Heading Italic
way were announced nt tho nlllceH of the
company today by Uencral Superintendent
William II. Keffer.
The most Important was the naming of
W. I'. I'Ickert ns superintendent of the
Heading Division, taking tho plaee C V, M.
Faith, or tho Atlantic City Division, who
has been serving hero temporarily since the
elevation of .Mr. Keffer. .Mr. Falck will re
turn to his former post.
.Mr. KcKert Is at present superintendent
of the Wilmington and Columbia Division,
where he will be succeeded by I. T. Tyson,
at present trainmaster nt Port Hichmond.
STARS OF ALL SPORTS
TO ADDRESS THE WRITERS
Authorities on every branch of sport will
gather foi; tho twelfth annual dinner of tho
Sporting Writers' Association which Is to
bo held at tho Hotel Walton, February 20.
Plans for the function have been under way
for somo time, and it is tho Intention n'f
tho committees In chargo to malco It tho
most successful affair of Its kind in the
history of tho association.
Tho mon who make up tho membership
of tho association cover tho whnlo domain
of sport, Tfterp uro experts on football,
swimming, golf,! tennis, boxing and track
athlotlcs as well as u largo number of base
ball scribes.
James W. Onutz in chairman of tho com
mittco in chargo of tho banquet. Tho other
committees, to which havo been rtoleguted
tho details of tho affair, include virtually
all of tho city's prominent sporting writers.
Tho guests nt tho dinner will probably in
clude many well-known figures In tho world
of sports.
Swarthmore .Meets Penn Tonight
Swarthinore will clash with Perm tonight over
the basketball, routo In aa effort to collect a
little percentage in tho wuy of scoring.
The quintet season of the Oarmt has not
beun very victorious, nor has It drought laanK
cheers from the throats of the followers of
thn Littlo Quakera. A victory ovor Penn In
Welshtman Hall will make a success out of
the dubious season.
Snodgrass Will Quit Ilas'ciiall
I.OS ANORI.BS. fnl. Jan. 27 e'red Snod
crass. outfielder of tho lloston National baseball
te&m uiiitoum'd here that he reruseO to huh
n, nw contract with ths Ilraves, and said he
had quit the fame for good lu ntr bmlues s.
H la said the Boston club cut Snodkrass'a salary
from IMOO a year to about J0OT ""ry
PENROSE 'WAR BOARD
Expect to Choose Probers of
Governor nt Meeting
in City
INQUISITORS ARE SCARCE
Thf- Penrose tenders feumet1 their con
ferences tmlny in Hie ofiteea of the senior
Senator in the conimcfrirtl Trust lJitiidimj.
The Penrose "war unaW" hopes in e
Irct the members of Hip commission that
will investigate tiovernor Hrumbnugh and
the various dpnrtmentn of Hie State gov.
eminent on Hie charges of maladminis
tration nnd extravagance. Announcement'
also Is expected lo tie made of Hie entire
Penrose legislative program at Hie con
clusion nf Hie conference.
The senior Senator returned from Wash
ington Inst night to eon-" today with his
lieutenants. Tomorrow he will go to Pitts
burgh, where he will hold conferences on
Motidn) and Tuesday.
Penrose Is having considerable difhVulty
nndllig members of the Legislature, who
are willing to serve on the probe com
mittee. Senator Sproul, Who Introduced
the resolution, has declined I" net. State
Senator Snvder has also refused, giving
as his reason the fact that his term as
Auditor rlcnrrnl will begin before tho com
mission has completed Its work.
tlepubliean State chairman crow has
been opposed to nn Investigation all along
and he will not bo n member of the probing
body.
Thp resolution will be on the Senate
calendar for second reading Monday night,
nnd the Vare-Ilrumbaugh forces will at
tempt to have It amended, tt will he finally
passed by the Senate and sent to the House
before the Legislature adjourns for tho
week.
Penrose and MoNlchol leader have chal
lenged (lovcrnor llrumbaugh to elo the
Sproul resolution.
They said emphatically that they dared
tho tiovernor to veto tho measure, and that
a canvass of the House and Senate just
completed showed that It could be passed
oer tin Governor's hcud with many votes
to spare. The said they would welcome a
veto, as H would show "who's who" In the
Legislature. It was added that the "who"
In this enso was not Brumbaugh.
A strong Penrose man said:
'We can push the resolution through the
Senate and there won't be ten votes to sus
tain the gubernatorial veto."
Mrielly, the Penroso-Mc.Vichol lenders aro
ready for another factional battle; they
suy that the Muyor. If he wants hurmony.
Will have to work harder for it than he has
in the paist. They said they want "Jobs,"
not "harmony conferences "
To help nlong their end of the present
inonetncrlng, Senutors Penrose and Sic
Nlehol plan to force speedy action on the
Sptoul resolution ns a demonstration of
Miclr power
CHANGES IN DIPLOMATIC
SERVICE RELIEVED CERTAIN
Resignations, of Amlinssadors nntl Min
isters Expected When President
Wilson Begins Second Term
WASHINGTON. .Inn. 27. Impending
changes In the diplomatic soricu of the
I nl ted States after March I' are deeply
Interesting politicians here only President
Wilson himself knows where the ax is to
fall.
That there will be a change In a number
of the leading capitals Is taken for granted,
tlosslp here asserts that Ambassador Page,
in London. Is to come home.
In this connection, there have been a
number of suggestions Ihnt Colonel K. M.
House, the president's closest adviser, will
go to London. The colonel has denied this,
nnd the While House has characterised
the report as "at least premature," but It
persists in diplomatic circles. It Is said
that the President recognizes that In tho
peaco negotiations that will end the war
rireat lirltaln will be the most formidable
factor, and thnt in consequence he will want
this country to lie represented In I.ondoi;
by tho ono man who alone knows his views
ns to the form peace should take.
There will ho no change at Petrograd.
David H. Francis, of St, Louis, will re
main there, ofllclals say, If he so desires.
He has proved nn, Ideal diplomat and has
succeeded In forcing respect in iiunrters that
UP to now have treated the L'nlted States
with very saint consideration.
Whether thoro nro to be changes nt Paris.
Uerliri nnd Vienna Is not known as yet. It
is understood thut the President would
like to continue all of the Ambassadors
in the belligerent countries until tho war is
oer. If possible, but that he has been
urged to malto nt least three changes.
So far as the corps of ministers is con
cerned it Is expected that there w II be
many changes and that all purely political
olilciuls will bo replaced with more likely
diplomatic timber.
GREEN'S HOTEL OWNER
PLANS SHORE HOSTELRY
Jlnhlon W. Newton Reported Projector
of $12,225,000 Building on Board
walk's "Old Bowery"
ATLANTIC nTV. N. .1.. Jan. 27-Mali-Ion
W Newton, owner of Green's Hotel,
Philadelphia, who bns Invested hundreds
of thousands of dollars In thu development
of millionaires' colonies in fashionable
( 'lielsua, is Haul to bo one of thu projectors
of u hotel to cost 3,226.noi. The struc
ture, it was stated today, will ba erected
ut thu corner of .Mississippi avenue and the
llourdwulk, In tho midst of what is now
known as tho "Old Howery," when the
operation of turning that section Into a
modern hotel district is launched.
Heads of the four-milllon-dollar I (err
Corporation, which hua the backing of a
bsudicuto of Ilalttmore bankers, today de
clared they had ttilten title to all but four
teen properties in thu tract covering three
uud a half blocks of beach frontage which
Is to be acquired. The new hotel will be
known as the Plasa uud will he fourteen
stones high and fireproof.
CITY WILL DEFEND
RATES ON MONDAY
Philadelphia Will Uphold
Its Two-Cent Differential
Against Jersey
BALTIMORE HAS ITS DAY
fly rt Slfljf CnrrerFOrfenl
MRW VnllK, .Ian. 2. Maltimoro hftd Its
henflng today tn the freight-rale rase and
presented the opinion of the Interstate Com
metre (Vwimlsslon In 10 12 upholding the
rights of Philadelphia and Haltimoro td
maintain a loWcr schedule of rates than
the port of New York.
Tho Haltlmnre attitude closely resembles
thnt which Philadelphia will ,tnke. The
Raltlntorc toproscntntlves point nut that the
haul til Haltimoro and Philadelphia from
western points is shorter than to northern
New Jersey nnd New Yorlt proper, The
natural shipping facilities direct from mil
lo vessel and the natural advantages of
the port of Hfllttmnrn were brought to the
attention of Special Rxnmlner Wilbur La
floe. .tr.. nf thn Interstate Commerce Com
mission The pnslllon of Baltimore In Hint nf a
"watch dog." said Herbert Shcrldnn. head
of the tratllc bureau of the Italtlmore Cham
ber of Commerce, "if Hie demands nf the
emnplfllnnnte or the northern New Jersey
cities will disturb Iho present dlfferptillat.
ttaltlmore will have lo act. We'mtlst retain
our "nrlty of rates."
The testimony revealed the difference In
mileage to Haltlmnre from western points,
such as Pittsburgh. Cleveland and Chicago,
and the greater haul necessary to reach
nny point In the New Yoik rate group, which
Includes the Jersey cities, Jlanhaltnti, Long
Island nhd lower New York Slate.
Mr. Sheridan testified to the effect ott the
commercial Institutions of Hnltlmore and
surrounding districts If the plan of New
Jersey to be placed on the same basis with
Philadelphia.
t'ndcr the existing schedule of rates from
western points Philadelphia Is allowed a
two cents per hundred pounds differential
under the New York rale, and tt three-cent
differential has been granted to Haltlmnre
The witness pointed out that the rale
between Ilaltimorc nnd Jersey City. If the
prayer of Hie complainants W granted,
will show only n difference of ono cent and
will destroy the competition between all
points from New York to Haltliuore,
The intervening factions representing
Rnltlninre are the Haltimoro Chamber or
Commerce and the Haltimoro Hoard of
Trade. These organizations have been rep
resented nt the hearing by John H. Daisch
nntl H. K. Lee Marshall.
Monday has been definitely selected lis
tho day When Philadelphia will bring Its
fotces Into the rale struggle Several wit
nesses will be brought to defend the Phila
delphia differential.
ikatfts
AHI.K -Ai llevery, N. .1. .lull. l.'(l .lOSKPH
AKI.H. Ill TIM enr Itelnllves mid friends In
lle, to rillietul Hrrvlees. Mull . 'J l 111.. Hen-lll-law's
rcshlellee. I-Mu.ir II. .Ionian. Sllll S. I'outler
SI.. Iteverly. V .1. Hit Jlellliment 1'em.
ANTON. Jan Ml. I'AIll M.INi:. wife of Mleh
del Anton, moil ill. I'.el.ttives and friends In
vited to funeral servlc'H, Sun., '2 t. m.. 1121 Huild
St. lilt Ml. Merlilll l .'lit illo funeral.
llAltl! Jan. Tl. J AM 14-4 I'KTIIH llAltn. nfteil
!,0. UelatlU'S Hlld fllelnlH Invited to funerul
Hellh.M. Sllll. I an l 111.. imilolN of ,1. I.
!iulKr.i!. Hilt N 'JlUh t Int. Norttivvooil
I'em.
HAUTI.RTY. At residence. Atlantic nnd Mon
roe nvis.. Mnsnulla. N. J . .Ian. '.'ft, Caiiinln
.IllSKl'll 11. IIAttTM-iTT. lulHlutnd ilf Hamuli
n. H.irileu (nee Adams), auod si. Ttelntives
nnd friends, Camden l.ndt:c. Na. t. Ancient
Order of Untied Workmen of N .1.; t'linulen
Council. No. -1H3. Hov.il Arcanum. Invited to
funeral services tmrlors of Arthur H. Itoll.
llroitdway unit HerKley at . Caindn, N. .1.. Sun.,
Ii a. m. Int. Salem cm.. Smltlin l.audlnit,
N. J., on arrival of train lenvliiK Camden It
n. m. Remains may he viewed Hut , tiftet
' HKCK. Suddenly. .Tan 2. RMANl'KI. If.
HKi'K. msed Til. ItelntueH and friends, also
K. II. Paker Post. No. S. O. A. H.. Invited
to funeral H.rUca. Mon. M p. m.. minor
of .1. II, liimrwln. Iil.'ia N. 1 1th st. Inl. in
miio Ml Vernon Cem.
HKl'K. .Ian 25, MARTHA, wife of Joseph
Peek due llnrreto. Helallvi'S mid friends In
vited to funeral. Tues., .Sail a nl.. 1218 X.
Howard m. limit muss SI. Michael's Church
10 ,t. in.' Int. Hnlv emus Com.
IIKI.I,. J.lli. 2H. AI.MKP.T K, husbnnd of
Mii7lu Hell. ai;ed all. itclutlvcs and Honda In
Ut.d to fiiner.il. Mon. I P. m.. -' 1 s.
llth st. Friends may cull Sun. eve. Autu
Mon lee.
IIOWI.K.1 .Inn. 21. nl resldenre of brother.
Or. Ucorite II. Clark (HI V. Wiiliiul hue-. i. r
ninntmvn. VIHiHNIA N.. widow of Onnrlea M.
Howies, formerly of New Itochelle. N. Y'
Services uud inti rment private.
I'.llAlKKN. J.lli 21. .inll.N'. son of Ami
nnd late John Hraeken. Funeral. Sun.. 11 p. m.,
from residence of mother, nn. Chestnut st
Int. Mt. Morliih Cem. Hulutlvcs and friends in
vited. Itetnuins may be viewed Sat., H to II
p. tn. Auto sen lee.
1IUINKKR. Ai Atlantic t'ltv, Jan. an. MAIl
(THA KI.I.H.V. widow or Henry P. drinker,
sued Nil. ttehilhes nnd friend. Colonel Uuv's
Ludles of tho 11. A R.: Iluttlotletd Temple. No
27. II. of l'. A ut I'hiln . Invited o run.ral
services. dllUBllter's residence. Mrs. Wlllitim
liiKersoll. 2h N. Florida, me., Atlantic City.
Mon . 2 p. in. Int. Pleaaontvillo tVm.
IIIMinii: - Jan. 2."i, sudd. Uly. ANNIR HUH
lIK. iiKd.."-'i Uelutltes and fricndi itmiod
to funeral, Mon.. 8 a. rn . parlors nf lieorse
Hlalto, ."illt HroaiUva, Cnnidcii. Sob inn reuuiem
niasB Church of limniii ulute Concoptlou I) u. m.
Int. Ml Carnii I Cem., Mooreaiown. N. ,j,
IIKUWN . Jan. 21, MARY ItltoW.V (lien Mc
carty), wife of Charles llrowu. formerly nf
County Limerick, behind. RelutHes nd friends
Invited to funeral, Mon , 5 p. m.. residenco of
duuahter, Mrs Josepn liuunu. 2S02 VY. Suatiue
hsnnu nve Int. private.
IlltoWNriACK. At l.lntleld. Montgomery Co..
Pa.. Jnn. 23, HI. I, UN hl'SA.N. widow nf Jnmes
Hrnwnnack. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral, l.lntleld. MontBoinery Co. Pa.. Mon..
10 n. tn.; express train le.tviuu R.-adinie Terminal
N:.tlt a. m will stop at l.lntleld Htnllon. int.
private. Riverside Cem. Norristowu.
lUlHSSTAIt. - Jail. 2. AN'.NIK I... widow of
(leorse II. Hruastir Relatives and fiiemi.i in
Mt.d tu funeral services. Tuea., It a. m, sti
N. Ilai. int. private.
Dt'RK.- In Atlantic city. N. .).. Jan. 21
HKI.UN M.. dnuvhter of late Wltllnm K. and
Caroline l. llurk. formerly of 2ntl Sprlnu (lur
den at. Rehtlives and frleinls Invited tu funeral
services, Mon.. '' p. III., Hamilton Court. Ii 1U2.
int. private.
C1.ARKB Jnn 2.1. F.im'ArtD. husband of
Mao Clarke (nee VV'jnnei. Relative and
friends Invited to fun. nil, Tm, :iii
a. in . 20 S. Slcke) at. Cioth and Market ata.).
Reiiuieni hlltll lll.l Chur.li of tlnr l.ad i.f
victory in s. in. Int. prlvata. Pleaaa omit
Hewers. Auto service.
I'OFFKY, Jsn 21. suddenly, at Atlantic
City. N. J.. JOSKPH I!.. Imalwnd uf Klla Cnftey.
used 05. Relatives and fri. nils, Volunteer 1'iit
inen's Awo.. ACuntie City H. P. O. K No.
2TG. Invited to fuiieiat aerwle. Sun., 2 p. m.,
Fmrmouiu and KlorliU uvea., Atlantic City. N,
J. Int. Pleaauiitvltle iVm
CRANKU. Jan. 2. nii'HAlin Al.l.KN. hua.
band of Arabella O- 'ri'iier ine Mnrklel. Ilelu
llvea and friends Invited to intend funeral snrv
Icea, Tnes.- 2 i. m., 21 . Ulb at., Darby. ft.
Int. Arilnaton Cem.
"1'RHAN-UKl.l.Y. Jan. 21 JUSKPIUMK F.
ct'ltHAN. daiuthter of lale Surnuel uud Cutht
urln i'ow Relatives and friends Invited to tu
peral aervieea, Bun.. 1 p. ro., 8105 8. 20th at.
Int. nrlvule. Auto service.
btlNOHlK. Jan. SB, MARY C, daushter ef
Juineii and li.te Mary t'ouuiiac Ht'l.iiHva and
friend iuvited to funeral. Mon., s:3u u. in.,
T5H 8 5tth at. Solemn reuuiem ma Church
of Trunangurittlou 10 a. m, inl. New Cathedral
lSiNOVAN Suddenly. Jan 21. MK'HArH,,
husband of .Mary H. ponovun, uir.-d H3. ilelu
ttves and frh nda Invited to fun.nl. Hon.. s:au
n i-arnufi ave-.. Kinri- Mill, I'm. limit
Mshs Ht
I.uue. a cnurcti. lileuuld' . 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Houuk-br Cn,
HRATHS
P0ONER. Jan, 21, F.LLKM K dauthtfr et
late Jsmes nnd ltenrl'lts Uuoner (nfs Klln),
npml 53 Itelntlves nnd friends, members of II.
V M PndKllty, sacred Heart Leasnii ef.St.
IMwnrds church. Invited to funeral. Mon s:aij
n. m.. residence of brother. In-law. John, J.
Hlltntt. H3!i W. naupbtn t. Solemn reoulsm
mnn.i St IMWnrds Church to n tn. Int. Holy
SfiiiilCire fm
HortlltKItTY. Jan. 2.1 tKNNIfl huhsnd
oT Int.' Sallle DouRherly nnd son of llernard
and Into Mary lii.urherty. ItelntlMs and
frl. nils Invltd tn funeral. Mnn., s n m , re.il
dinii of nini. Mi .lines liousherl. .'-'I 'I S.
M st Rtnnlem mus Church nf tlnr l.udy of
Mt enrm. I e.3" . i;:. Int. Hnlv Crosa c-m
t)ilt-(H,A.s.--.rnn. 25. .JOHN. Son nf late
John nnd Mary Hotiglssa llclntlves ilnd friends
lnvlte.1 lo attend funeral,. Men , TiSO o. hi.,
unele's resldenei, Andrew t' loulua, son U.
JJtn st. Sol. inn renulem muss Church of (rtsu
0 a. m. Inl ilol- ''roas t'etn.
..iJon.K Jan.. 2.1. MAHtl.Vltl.T M.. ,ldow of
Moe .Uovle, Itelntlv.s and friends lnilted tn
TtineMl. Mnh . s ho a. m.. IRIo Master tt.
Solrnn rennlem muss the, Church nt the tlrait
lejl. IP int. New cnthetlrn ,i .m .
PRRNNnN. Jan. 25. THOMAS .1 . liirtKanil
nf FCiicnheth Pr.nnen (me Cnrr) nnd son nf
late Tliomis nhd Mnmnret prennen Itelntlve
?n,1 frlenrtH. Altnr Bneiety. r lilirt ThemsS Jcf
eraon No 4H F nt A.i Vmrlv Prosreasive
len. Society nnd other societies of which he was
n member. Invited to fnnorifl. Mon,. sl ij. m .
12111 I'nliot at. Solemn renuh m tnnss St. Malu
ih; ci-urrh tn it, m, Int.. Cathrdrel Cem. , .
KAIINRST Jsii. ill, JosnPtl. hiinhnml of
Amnnda M Earnest. JUWtjyes nnd friend.
I'nmti. Nn. 12P. IV O. of A.J Henue Tribe. N'
51.. I. O, II. M.i employes nf Kenslnston shops,
P.. If. T, invltr.'l tn funersl servic". Sun...!i P.
m Slflo K. Iiuuniiin t. Int. ilvte. .North
tvdsr Hill cem. Hemaltie may be viewed Bat..
"ffe ,Si In"1' Jnn. 81. BUBAIjnTIt A. RASflN.
daUBlit. r nf late llenry anil. Mare. lln Huson.
Iiuiidi Ini It. d to funeral, Mon . Si! n. m,,
2IS2 N. 17th at. Illsh mass l.ndy ef Mercy
chureh tal Holy Sepulchre IVm. .... ,
Kt'Ktel,. Jnn SO, I3ARt. W. HCKfiL, steil
fl. On- imtlie of tun. inl will lie eivi n,
KWART Jnn 20. MAIIY A . wire nf Robert
V Kwiifi nnd As lighter of James nnd Kllxnlieth
t'plon. tt.lutivea and friends, inemliers t nlon
Tuliernncle Preslu lerlnn ,1 "hurch nnd Sundiiv
school. Invited tn funeral services. Tiles . 2 M
m.. ;ni I ti K. Cnmhfln St. Int. private. North
Cedar Hill Cem
FAHRAK. Jnn. !1. nfiPFRT. son nf I.nurn
nnd lute htidley Fnrrnr (nee R.is.liert). used
II. Itclnilv.s nnd friends Invlt.d tn fiinernl
services. Mon. :t p. m.. p rents' resident .tn
N. lllh st. tnt FernWoed Cem. ttemalna
tnuv la- Miwed Sun., lifter 7:8(1 p. tn Auto
fiim rnl.
riisTF.tt. Jan. 25. WILLIAM R. con nf Intn
Henry K. and Mnry A. Foster, formerly of 1815
N. Frneir st.. used 80. Relnllves nnd friends.
ctnntmea of cheaier snd Onrlnv rtlvlalon of I'm
rtehtlvil Mfe lestir.inct Co., Invited tn funeral
Sentiea. Sun.. S p. m , lnifl tt. 5IHII si. Inl.
"..Mir'ffll. Hi.APF.TIt. widow nf
Snmuel Fluek, used H- Relatives nnd frletids
Invited lo funerur aorvfees, Mon.. 2 ii. m. 21!W
N. Wnndatoclt at. Int. Nurthwood Cem. ,
. F'lSTIOR .Inn 25. WILLIAM rt. son of In e
llfnr.v K. nnd Mary A. Foster, formerly of 1215
l-Yiizer st , unci SO. Itelnllves nnd friends,
employes of Chester and linrliy division of Pru
dential Lire insurance Co . Invtuit to ruti.nii
services. Sun s p m HIKI N. 5nth st. Int.
Iilll.lte, W.lshlltRtnn. N J ,. .
FIIRHSTON.- Jnn, 25. MAOOIR R.. wife ef
Jinn, s I) Preeston. nged 5.1. ltelntlves nn;
friends invited to funerul, Mon.. 2 P. nl... IJ12
Lllll St.. Camden. N. J. Int. private, HnrlelRh
Cem. Remains mny tin viewed Sun eve.
Fi'llliLlt -.Inn. 211. THOMAS 11. husband
nf Ameri. u Furlier. uto.l.5a. II. intlves and
frtendu invlled to funeiul Mon.. 2 ti m . e-'ti a
r. suli lien Harold S FurWr. 2 1 lift N. Mnrsden
st. tnt Mi. Morlnh i.'eni. Remains may lie
viewed Sun.. S to 10 p. in... ... .
IIAI.I.HN -.Inn. 24, ANNIK riALLRN nf
enmity Tirone, Ireland, wife nf Chnrles Oiillen.
ItelntlvcH nnd friends Invited to funeral. Mnn..
8:!tll a m . 14211 S Inth st Solemn reuuiem
itinu St. Francis de Sulvs's Church 111 u. m
Int. Hnlv cr"s Cm. . . ... .
OAURAIIAN. .Inn. 2(1. JAJIHS P., hushnn.
of Kllsnlnth c. (inrr.ihan (nee Mitinnntdi mid
soil of Jnmes and the. line Mnry (larrahnn.
Itelnllves nnd frletids. also employes of the
.l.ili ii wnnumiikcr more. inMled to funeral.
Tins. Sllll a. m . 1151 N lllh st. Solemn
lilsli ri'iulem fn.iss St. M iliioti.es i hurch III
it. in, bit Holy Sepulchre Cein. ....
(lotnVAItl). .Inn. 2(1. MAIIY. wife of Arthur
rindwiird used -js U.lutlves and friends, mem
bers M. Unwell Memorial Church. 21st st and
Collimlila ue.: cniplo.Ms llollie Store, 22d st
nnd Itlilse nvc . Invited to funerul acrvlces.
Mon.. 2 in.. 2311 N 21st at lnt, pr vale.
Weatmjnster ivin. Remains mu be viewed
S"("ttAi'l?'-,!inn. 25. CATHARINR wlfa nf
Michael tiruco and ilnusliiir of late Walter nnd
Murv Mullen. Town or Hotnlconlnn. County Mnyo.
Inland Itel UU. .inl rrlends, S..il nlty It .
St., Lcnsue of Sacred Heart. Altar, Society.
Pinp.iv.itlnll or F.illh. Sin letles of M. Cnluinliil s
Chtirih. invited In funerul. Mon.. Ii n. m.. 270(1
N. Judsnn si. Solemn hlBh rcnulent mass St.
Columbu's Church lu a. m. Int. Holy l roaa
CtH'NTIIF.lt Jnn. 25, tiKOHOK. husband nf
C.ilollne tlunlller Inee (llurk). UKeil 117. IlilMI
VVooillund me, IteliillM's and friends. I'hiln.
Luilse. Nn A I. I. O. O M.. Stoliemen nf Hull
Ward- Wist Phlln. Yenrl.i Hin Assn.. No. I.
uudums 'of Fell (t Co. WurliltlHmeli's tlintli
nnd Sick Heiieflt Fund nrunelt. Nn. 214. nnd
ineinlierH of Karinel tlerman Church. Invited to
funeral. Sun.. 8 p. in . funeral parlors nf ):.
II. VerUis 70:11 Woodland live. Int. West
inntster Cfiti. Autn funeral. Reinuliia may he
viewed Sni , afier 7 p. in
HAINKS. Jan. 24, WILLIAM S HAINES,
niieil in years, ltelntlves and friends ulao
Lnnnhoriie Caatle. Knlithts of Oolden Kncle.
Nn. 2(12. Invited to funeral services, residence.
near l.annhnrno, llucks Co.. Pa.. Sun . 8 p. m.
lnt Midd.i lowu Friends' HurMiiu lirotind. I uli
vivances will meet trains nt LiinBlioriie Siutlon
tb.ii leiivo Iteadins Terminal 18:17 and Trenton
1"1"
"ilAMMHIt Jan. 25, JoSKPH. husbnnd nf
Mary Haninicr (nee Knnalan:'.er), utred 55. Reln
Hvea nnd friends. Men of Hub Family. Invited
to runeral. Mini . K IK) a m . 2234 N Coral si
Hcituieln mans St Itonlfacius's I'tiilnh 10 a, til.
Inl Most llolv It. deemer Cem.
IIANIIACHKU. Jnn 85. VKRONICA VI..
widow uf John Ifanhuuser and mother nf Itev.
Luureme J. Hnnhilliser, S. J., of Miami. I' la.
i.'lniv tt nnil fri iuIh luvilid to lunci.il. Mon.
S.,10 a. m iisn N. Iilth st. II lull mass of solemn
reituli in st AKHthu'a t'hurcli 10 n. in. Int.
Holy lledeonier iVm. Auto funeral.
HAItSHAW. Plirenls' residence. 2212 Fit
w.ller nt., .Ian 85. At.HF.ltT H., son of HMwurd
and c. Kltei belli Harahaw. RelAHvea nnd
friends. emploes of thn Pullman Company, in
vited in services. Mon.. 2::iil p. in.. Oliver II.
Itulr llldB., IS2U Chestnut st. Int. strictly prl
ute. Friends muy view remains Sunday, from
1 mil II v. in.
IIAL'II - Jan. 2lt. HORACK H. husbnnjl nf
Clara T. Ilium (me Scbasycsi. son of the late
AuKUsitiH and Mat llnmt and tirandsnti of the
l.ii.. H.-niKe nnd Aiiuu Doll Itelnllves mid
friends, lilsn members of llle Kelliterloil Lodtee.
Ni). 2HII. I. O. O. F., employ.s of C. II. Wheeler
6 Co, Invll'd lo fuiural aenleea. 222U W.
Soiui'i'Kei si. Mon.. 2 p. in. Int. prlvaln. Re-
IllalllK 11,. l be viewed Sun. ofter 8 l III.
HKMMKR. --Suddenly. Jnn. 80. (.iKOROK J.
Iiuahand of llllzabeth W. tlcnimer. aon-ln-law
nf lute Itev Henry Oehrle Relatlvea nnd
friends. Trimble LoiIko. Nn. 117. F. and A. M ,
I'xcelslor CinislHlol.v, Sciiltiah Rile, 32d Dcsree
Miisoiw. Lenni Lciiupe Trlhe. No. 2. Imp. o. of
It. M.i Witherapnon circle. No. 1. II. of A.. In
vited to funeral m rvlri a Tiles.. 2 P. m. lulu
Cooper st., Camdin, N. J. Int. private. Kver
nreen Cem. Remains may he viewed Mon . after
7 p m Loduo services same eve.
HKItltoN. At Philadelphia, suddenly, Jan.
2(1. I apl.llll MICIIAKI. J HIlRRuN. tmed 77.
Itolalivia and friends Invlled tu rumral,
HurttUKU'n hi . Hoidentown. N J.: Tues . 11 n.
ni Ucinileiii blub iiinss St Mary's Church in
a in Inl. Ilnrdentown Cem. Omit flowera.
I t'FF. Jan. 84. ALHERT A.. JR.. ann nf
Ku'e H. uud late Albert A Huff. Sr., aged 37.
itol'itlves mid friends, employes, of H. 8. White
Dental MfK. to., invited lo runcrul services.
Muli.. 8 p- rn.. residence of uncle, C W.
Walters. 5821 Spruce at. Int. West Laurel Hill
l"lTl'LTON. Jan. 24. WILLIAM IttJI.TO.V.
nseil HK. ltelntlves mid friends Invited to fu
neral services. Sun.. 2 p. in . ,u uiurtnienis
of N W F.tirlanili Son 518 Mnrkel al..
Cheater, l' Remains may ho viewed Sat., 7
la II P. ni. Ipt. private
JIPNTKH Jan 81. WILLIAM. Iiuahand of
Kllxabeth Hunter. jHKd 71'. .Relatlvea and
friends, members of Third Reformed Preaby
teri.in Church. Tnylor Hoiu.. No. as. V. F.
Asau. : Firemen's Aaso. of Pa. Rncinii'iuenl No.
2d. V. V. L., InvUed lo funeral. 5lun.. 8 p. m .
S215E!. Cumberland al. int. Nurlh Cedar Hill
L"h'vNTBR Jan. 25, MARllARKT H. widow
of Dr. Thomas Hunler. Iteluilv and frlenda
InvlK'd lo funeral wtvIc. Mon.. s p. pi.. 8U8u
N. 15th at. Int. private. Mt. Moriuh Cum. Auto
'""h'TON Jan Ml. HENRY C, HCSTuN.
huahaiid f lute Map P. Huston tine aVMena
ntui). Itelalives and frlun.ls Invited tn fu-.ernl,
Tues.. HI u. m.. 85511 S, Jeaaup St. lilt u
cro iVm. Kemalna may be Hewed Mon., It
P iVKRS Jan- SO' JHN HTBPHBN. aun of
John uud Catherine Ivers (nee i 'onion i. uued
IS mniitha. nolBtlvea and friends Invit.d tu
funrral. Won S If. m.. I3t H Judaun at.
Int. Hnlv Cross 1'eui
JACKSON Jan. 8. KUSSAHKTH wife nf
John A Jailtwn and dinujhtcr of Christiana W.
and lute Theodore, Muth. iwyil 83. Relatives
nnd friends invilid lo fuu.ru' .Mn , p. ,,
;SPI S Heme at. tath uud Porter t.l. ut.
Fernw I Cm. Frbn.ta may mil Hun. sve.
Autn s rviie
KHKf'M. Jan. .83. JOHN A. ann of Minnie
and late John Kr. pa It. latlvva siui friends
invited tu funeral services. Mnn , 8 p in. parlors
.if (burse W. Hurr-tl. l'llt W. Cumberlaild SI.
Int. private. Mt. Vernon Cem. Remain may
li. v u w.d Sun . 8 io 10 p. m.
nr..VTils
. KCEN Jnn 25. JESSR It. husband of
Jtilln K Keen (nee Mock) Relatives and friends,
members of Knglne Co. No. 57, P F. .-, Itellef
Assoclnilnn and Fire Insurance Palrnl of Phlln. t
WnshhiKtnn camp. No 77. and Lincoln Com
manderv, Nn. 52 P O, S A.. stnnemrn'S el
Mvrshln nnd the M c. M. lleninelnl Society
Invited to riinfrnl. Mnn, 2 n. m.. 5510 Pem
liertort st , W.st Phlln Friends mny call Sun.,
7 tn II p tn. lnt pYlvits.
KHUIt. Jnn 20. JOHN, husbnnd nf late
Hrldirot Kerr Itelnllves nnd friends, f'nurt
Mstiivunk. No 52. I' if A . invited to funeral.
Tues., s1n n. m. son's r.sld.nce. 1432 Kings.
I. st Miti.uunk It'iiulem mass ft John tne
Hiptlsis Churih to n. in. Int. Westminster
Cem.
KHLVY. At Mt. Holly. N. J.. Jan. 21. nn
J1K CA K. L. Hr.LVY, widow .of Alfred II.
Kclvv nged 7d ltelntlves nnd friends Invited
to f urn rnl. residence of snti-ln law. Joshua
Hulse. .1.2,1 V. Washington St.. Ml. Ilnlly. N. j .
Mnn.. It n. W. Int. .Hrnthef hood Cem. Friends
mnv call Sun . In In p. m
K13NNF.PY. .tatl. 25. HLlKAIinTH. wife nf
.Ism. Kcimedv snd.dattBhter nf Jnhn nnd Mnry
Sullivan, nf rlty nf Cnrk. Ireland. lte,ttivea
nnd ftlends Invited, to funirI..Mon.. 8:3(1 n. tn .
residince of John Dunn. RiiR N. Km at. Solemn
mass of renulem Cathedral 10 a. tn. Int. Holy
rrosa Cein Auto fuheral.
KUTTF.RBn. Jnn, C. SPSANNA Widow of
.In. oh Kettiri-r iimd til. ltilnliv.es and friends
invited to funeral. Sun,. I;30. t m ...reaidenea
of sun-ln-lii. I'h.irles L. Itnldermnn. tt-nsilem,
Pn. Inf, Wllllsm Penn Cem Cnrrlnges will
meet trolleys nl F.ddtnttton 12 tn 1 p. m
KHIKPATIHCK Jnn. 25. MAIIY S . wlfo of
F 1, Klrkpntrlek, nged 75. ltelntlves and
rrlends invited In funerul services, Mon., 11a.
m residence of husinind. 35 P.. chestnut nve..
Merehsntvllle. N. J. Int. private.
KILU'SS. Jan. Uf.. CHAlH.Rfl N. V. Rnn nf
Nnpnleoh F. nnd Anns, Krnus (nee Wanner),
np-ed 7 . Relatives nnd friends Invited to funiral,
Mon. 7 'ill! a. m. pnrinls' reaidenee, a l.l'i N.
darnel St. Angels' mftsLgdy of Mercy Church
II n. m. Int. Most Holy ftedcimer fVm.
KRot'T Jan. 20. 5110 Arch st, FANNY,
wife of Albert Krmtt Ibluthes nnd friends In
vlled lo attend. the services, Mon.. nt 2 n m .
.it Hie Oliver It. Hnlr Pldg . IS2H Chestnut at.
Int. private. York Pn.. papers plrnse copy.
Ilitn.iins tnuv In vbtted nt ls2il cheatnut st ,
Sun , from 7 tn In p. m
KI'TTF.ROFF Jnn, 25. citARLF.S, lutsbnnd
of K.nhryn Kutiernff inee Frittiki. aged 02.
RelntlVes nnd .friends. Court Ml. V.rnon. No.
III. F. of A : North Amerlrnn t'lilnn Legion nf
Red rrnsa: tnilepemlent Hutehers' H.n Society,
iiulten to fuheral. Sun , I f. m . resldonen of
son liilii". Jul n Miimi I1.il Hridge si., irans
furd Inf. iiiivnle. Cnl.ir Hill ('em.
LA RCR -.bin 20 JOHN 11. husband of
Kva c i.n Kim line I'niiwuiiaueri, in Tiitn year.
Iteliitlves nnd friend". Pt mi's Pnrk Council, Xa.
117a .ir. ii
t -311 u. in.
C. A. M.. invited to fun. nil Mnn
Forrest urove. rn. int. Wrbjhta-
.rt..... ttnevlntr tll-nlinri
LA.NC ASTF.lt. Jnn. 83
ngrd 7H Funiral servlcn
KMIL l.ANCASTBH.
it if) Pine at.. Sat.:
2 IVitlP -Jnil W'ifowAlm P . son of lale
Patrick and Mnrgnret Lamb Relntlvis nnd
ri lends Invited to rnnernl. Moll . s;.'H) a. m ,
brnther-lii-liiw's riSldence John H Moore. 1518
Church st . Frnnkford. tllah mnw Si Joachim's
Church In . rn lnt, St. Dominic's Cem.
LAMP. Al rlirhtstown, N, J.. .Inn. 25,
HANNAH H. LAMP, naed S2. llelatlvcs nnd
friends Invlled lo funeral, residence of son-ln-lnw.
Herman Crosbuw. Wilglitslnwn. N. J.,
M..11 1 On. m. In' Jiicol'st.ovn N. J.
LANCE Jan. 20. HOWARD, hnslinnd nf
Kmuin Lunce (nee tlnffner). nited 70. Itelnllves
nnd frh mis Invited to funeral services. Mon.
1 tt. nt.. 51HI N 12th st. tnt. Cetbir lllll ivtn.
Rituiiius mny I"' vhwed Sun. N to 10 p. in.
ALANi'ir Jim 2.-1. ALF.XANhKR. son nf John
nnd Mnry Lung Rilutims nnd tfrletids. Altnr
uud Uosnry nnd Haered Heart Societies of
Church uf Our l.ndy uf Victory. Invlled to fu
neral. Mnn.. 7:3ii u. ni.. parlors of Thomas c.
llrnitnn. 54th and Vine ats . West Phlla. Mnsa
Church of Our Lady of Victory II a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cent
LATCH. Jnn 2.1. VIROINIA. widow of Ado
Latch. Relallv. nnd friends Invited to funeral
s rvlees, LnnmMer nve., Devmi. l'.i . Mnn., 2
p m. Int. private. Valley ttnpttst Cem.
I.KAMAN Jan 211. Dr. ROSII l.KAMAN.
uged (18. Relatives mid frienilH mnv view tho
renin inn Sun.. II lo III p in . residence nf brnth
t, I'l' II. Le.ilnaii. S.'I2 N. llroiid al. Services
nnd Inf. nt Paradise. Tues. p. m.
I.KSTRII Al Arn.Cs .Mount. N. J.. Jnn
25. SOLOMON LIISTKIt. imeil 7.1. llclntlves and
fi lends Invited to funeral, residence or brother-in-law.
Oeorge Lucas. Arne.v's Mount. Sun.,
1 p m. Services M F.. Church. Julluatown,
N. .1 . 8 p. m. Int. rhureh rein
LKWIN. Inn 85. JOHN C. I.KW1N. Tteln
Hves and rrlends, Columbia Lodge. No. 01. L.
P nf A.. Invited in funeral. Mon., 8 p. m.. 8.11'i
Oxford st. tnt. Mt. Mnrluh Cem. Ilndy may Ire
viewed Sun . 8 (o 10 p. in. A 11(1) service.
LOdAN. Jnn 25, RKHF.CCA II., wife nf T..1
I'orrest Logan anil daughter nf laic William
A. und llnrrlett 51 Skerrett. ltelntlves nnd
friends Invited to funeral services. Tues . 2 p.
m.. 81111 N. 8Mb st Int. private. Mt. Morlnh
Cein. Friends tnuv en II Mon. eve
MAtlKkl. Jan. 85. LILLli:. wife of Chnrles
Masee. Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral
services. Mun.. 2 p. m.. aon-ln-law's result nee,
1 .mi Is llntidrlclis, 8430 S. 0th st. Iiit. private.
Aulo funeral.
MAUYI-:. Sinn. 83. ANNA MORRIS, wife nf
Jnmes Alfred Mnrye. nf Wnslilngton. D. C .
und dniigbter nf late Dr. Hubert nnd Luey P.
Mnrahall Morris, of Philadelphia. Int. private.
MASON Jan. 80. MARY HLIZAHF.TH.
widow of John S M.innti. uui d nil. ltelntlves
mid friends, Champion Count II. Nt. 1. p of
L. Invited to runcrul services, Tues.. 8 pm.
4750 Tncnny si.. Fr.iukr.ird. Int. private. North
Cedar Hill Cum. Remains muy bu viewed Mon .
s In III p. m
MATHF.WS. Resldenre nf son-ln-lnw. H. W.
Crocker. 42111 Stiles St.. Jnll. 811. IIHNRHSTTA
c. MATHKWS. aged 71. Notice of funeral
MATLACht On Flrat Month 24lh. nt ttutler.
Pa.. HAHRIKTT It . widow uf Josi pb Mntlaik
Relatives nnd friends Invlled to funeral, resi
lience or hrntln r-ln-lnw, ltlchard Mittliiek. 57S
WaslilliKlau at.. Camden. N. J.. Second Day.
2 p. in lnt private. Itnii. 1Kb Cem. Wooils
tovvn IN .11 n.ipern copv.
MiCLOSKRY. I.i M. 20 SARAH, daughter or
laic Thomas and Kllen Mclioakej luce ll.iney).
of Dunglvln. County Derry. Ireland. Relatives
and friends. II V. M. SndnlltJ. league nf
Sirred Henri nnd Rosary Socletlos, Invited to
funerul, Tues., K n. ni., 2427 WashlnBton nve
Solemn high mass uf reuuiem SI Aulhony'a
Chun b 11:311 n. in lnt Holy Cross Cera-
.Mt coy. .tun 2(1. suddenly. Jl'I.IA. widow
of Alcimuler MvCoy (neo Kenned). Relatives
nntl friends invited to funeral. Tuts.. S:;tu a. m..
IIH5 llraud.vwlne st. Solemn requiem mass
Cathedral uf hi Peter nnd St. Paul til a. tn.
Int. New Cntbedral Cem.
McOFI.LOI'OH Jan 25. DAN1F.L, husband
of Mnrv MrCullnugh tnee McCunnelll. son of
late Michael nntl June McCullnui;h. of County
Tyrout , Ireland Kclnilms und frlentla. Dlv.
No 12. A. o. II.; L. o. O. M.. all other so
itiles of whli h he was n member. Invited to
funeral services. Tues.. 8:3(1 it. m . 312 S.
Juniper st. Solemn high mass of rouulem St.
Jnhn'n church 10 n m Int. Hotv I'rosa Cent.
McFAPHF.N. Jan. 211. OWHN. husbnnd of
Mary McFatlden (nev McKluney). Relatives and
friends Leugue of Snered Heart nnd Die. No.
US. A. o. II.. Invited tu funeral. Mon . 8 a. in .
173R Morris si Solemn muss of reuuiem Church
or St. Thomas Anulniis 11.30 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Hcluiylklll County papers copy.
McPHtLIMY. Kllt.r.d Int.. real. Jail 25.
ISAHKLLA J., widow nf John Mcl'lllllmy. Iteln
ilvea nntl friends iiivltt.l tn funeral services
Mnn . 2:20 P. in . 4517 Chester nve, Inl private.
MF.SSirii. Jan. 21 SARAH J AND MHS
SICK (nee Durmanl. widow of Duvld R. Mes
slek. agetl Ri) RelntlVes and frlentla Invited to
fuiural Si l vices. Sun., H p. m.. residence of her
daughter Mrs. Henry Kuerner, 1480 Morris st
Further services. Mnn. 1 p nt., Melliotlist
Church. Harrington, Del. Int. Hollywood Con..
Harrington. Del.
MORROW. Jun 8(1. HLIZAIIKTH c, vv Idmv
or James J. Morrow, lb Intives aiul frternl in
vited to funeral. Tues., s:3ii n. m . 80(1.1 Hei
gratln a(. (8.1th Wnrtl). High Muss N.itnltv 11
V. M Chureh HI a. m. Int. St. Ann's Cem.
Mt'RNAllHAN. Jan. 84. PKTKlt litlsbiild nf
late Sarah Muruaghan (net. Ke!l). of Couui
MonuKhaii. Ir, l.ind. It.lallves und friends, West
e.titl llusiness Men's Assu. untl Retail Luiuor
Dealers' Aasn , and other societies of whlcli he
was a memtiir. invlled to fuuer.tl. Mon . S.31I a.
tu . N. K. cur tlilh and llulnbrldue sis. Sol
emn high mass of miuliiii St. Charles's Church
10 a. m Int. Holy Croas Ct-ni,
PKARSON. At Woodbury. N J . J.tn 81,
KDWARD L PKARSON. agetl 25 Itelnllves
and frb nds. Floretico Lodge, No. s7, F. and A
M. ; Woodbury Lodge. Nn. 54. f o. o. F : Minne
ti.nku Trilte. Nt.. lull. I, O. R. M. , Mnvor and
Cll Cnuucils: Frleiidslilp Fire Co.: all ttty ein
Mio.ves iif Wotidbury. N. J., Invited to fuini.tl.
Sun . 8 p m.. father's residence, J. H Pear
son. 21 Hopkins at , Wuuduury, N. J. lnt pri
vate. Hill leitfh Cent.
PKTUHMAN -Jan. S3. Central VIliuB". Conn .
t"I.AUi;.N'i'i: A., husluind of Mary A. Ptiternidii
1nee Mitt belli -and ann of Emma and lute ilorgv
P.teriiiaii. Relatives und friends liivii.il lu
fumrul fl.rvicts. Sun.. 3:3(1 p. m., at tuottnr'fe
reaideiiee. 8223 W. I.ippimiilt at. Int. private.
Ml. Vernou Cm.
PKTitoLD. Jan. SI. JULIUS PBTZOI.D.
husband uf Harbgra Petgold (ne Sehrorder)
nged tit. Relatlvea und friends. Humboldt
I ."line. No. Sit). F. and A, M Knights of Iron
Ring:, Phil.) Hine Cluli. Vnlgtlil'U tub r Hell. So
ciety No. I Coach and Wagon Ilullders' Den
Hotiely Phi lit. Hen. Society Treue. are invited
to funeral sen Ires. Sun . 8 p. m. N W. tor.
Musehor and Cambria ta lnt Ml. Vernon
Cem
PORTKR. Suddenly. 85th Inst JOHN, hua
hand nf Je.tll Hurn'd Purler itilatlvts and
friends invited t funerai Mmi 7'3u u. m.
fnim the Oliver If. Hair mdu Ih'-'o Cliestnut si
Hetiulem maaa ul the Cathc.lrii Chureh ut tt
a. m Int. private. Friends may rati Sun eve,
POTTS Jan 81. pireiils. result me. 711 W.
Harder at., llermantown. KATIIF.ItlNK. u.tuun
ler oS Hrc Mllea -inii Amv Mlddlcton Putti,
amd 1.1 SrrvU'es nnd lnt private.
, .... JDEATlUl
nAAB.-lafl. 25. at UM N. Jtureitnson- !..
rtERTHA J., wire. f Frederick Boab fn Vtn
Horn), aged Ba. Relatives and frlrnda lnltdlo
funeral services, Mon.. 3 p, m.. parlors or Bd.
Mack. 003 N. Rth st. lnt arccfimount Cem.
.. ItAOAN. Jnn. 20. JI3NN1K.K., wlf nf Vll
llsm .T. Ragnn, daughter, nf Llndx O. and
Into John J, sommer, aged 85. Helntlre and
friends Invited tn funeral rvleea. Mon., I p.
m.. husband's residence. 43 Walnut at., Had
donfleid, N. J lnt private, Fernwood Cem.
Phlla. Friends may call Sun., 7 to 9 p. m.
RE13D. Jan. 21. At.FRKD RUED. Funeral
Rnt.. 10 a. tn , realdence.of alater, 7412 Oxford
ave., Fnt (!haae, Phlln. Int. private.
SCHMIDT. Jnn. 24, CHARLES. htitian of
IM Rose Schmidt. aged 02, Relatlvea and
friends, Hermnnla .Turnverln, Steuben Lodga
nnd nil societies nf which he wna A member,
Invited to funeral services, Sun., 2 p. m.,2113
W. Jefferson at. Int. German Lutheran Cem.
SHAFFFR. Jnn. 22. KATlK M.. wife of An
ton ShnffCr nnd daughter of tho late Alice, gnd
Richard Leddrn. . Relatlvea. and frlenda. Itah
Council. No 03. P.. of P.I Indian Hnymakera
Asso. . Cnmp No.147. I'. O. of. A.. Invited to
funerul services, sun., 2 p. m. 3320 Amber at.
Int. O.iltland Cem. .
Slt.COX Jnn. 25, WILLIAM, husband nf
late Wlthelmtnn, Sl'cnx (nee Lltohnndorf), Rela
tives and friends, Hand of Hope. Iodge. No. 2S,
S of il.; Westmoreland Republican Club ami
City tfnll guards. Invited to funoral aervleea,
Mon., 1 P. m.. 3408 Kdgemont at.Int. Iletvus
Cem. Remains may be viewed Sun., 7 to 10
"' PMtTIt. Jnn. 2.1. ROSR, M.. daughter of
Into John A. nnd Annie Smith (ne Sullivan).
Relatives nnd friends, employes nf John Dia
mond & Son. Invited to funeral aervleea, Mon
day H:30 n. m.. residence of brothor-ln-law, II.
II. Hegel. .021 Parruh at. Solemn requiem maaa
Church nf Immaculate Conception. lnt New
Cathedral. Crm. ..
SPHA KM AN. Suddenly, nt Eaaton, ltd., Jan.
25. MIMA (1.. wife of Henry c. Hneiikmnn and
daughter of late William J. Dillingham, of
Philadelphia. Int. at Eaaton. Md.
Hl'olvCKLB Jnn. 25. CHARLF.R C hua
bnnd of Mnrgntot T. Stoeekle (nee Moore). Rela
uvea nnd rrlends. membera of Cannstatter
Vt.lhsfeat. Vereln.- Invited .to funeral. Sun.. 1
p m.. 8100 N. Ilcesa at. tnt. prlvnte. Ivy Hill.
''rvVltont. Jan. 54. MARY A., wife of Oeorga
W. Strohy. Relatives and frlenda Invited to
funernl servle.s. Hun.. 2 p m . SI I Cross at.
lnt private, Mt. Morlnh Cem. Frlenda may call
Sat., nfter 7 p. m.
STROHM Jnn. 24, EMMA V wife of Mon.
roe n. Strohm nnd daughter of inte Charles J.
nnd Knte finrg.-r, nged 44. nelattvea and
frlenda Sons nf Veterans Auxiliary, No. 4, In
vited to funeral aervleea, Sun., fl:8n p. m., 300
Huscnmb st int. Knights of Pythlna Cem. Re
mains mv be viewed Snt , s to in p. m.
.,?A'.T.'Lt.VAN. Jan.. 2(1. at Ilurllngton, N. J.,
THOMAS J., son nf Thomas and late Emily
Sullivan (nee Stills), nged 25. Rolattvea nnd
friends Imieed to funernl. Tues., S a. m.. 445
SI Mary at ..Ilurllngton. N. J. High mass of
reriui, m hi, j'nul s Church II a. m Int. St.
Paul's Churchyard. Train leaves Market at.
ferry 7:18 n m.
SCLL1VAN. Jnn 24. C1E0R0E SULLIVAN.
In ,50lh year, nt llelmont nve.. Cynwyd, Pa.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funernl serv
ices. Mon.. 3 p m , St. Asaph's Church, Ilala.
Pn. Int. prlvnte. Frlenda mny view remains
Hon., 7 to II p. m . on -Mon. .till 12 noon. Train
''".V.'?.."":1""1 si Ht.i. for Unln 3:1 (I p. m.
SWIIfT At Wilmington. Del.. Jan. 20. OEIt
TRI'DIl 110RTON. wile of Joseph Swift. Rela
pes nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
I rinlty P. L, Chureh, Delawnro nve. and Adams
st Wilmington. Del. Mon.. 11 a. m. Int. Ross
tin I" Cem . Orange. N. J.
SYLVIISTHR Jnn. 80. CHARLES SYLVES
TEI1. Due notice of funernl will bo given.
TANHY. Jan 23. JA.MKS P., husband of
Mnry A Tnney (neo Fa hey) nnd son of lain
pomlnlck nnd lillen Taney. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funernl. Mon.. 8:30 n. m.. 1)01
Mel lellan st High mass of requiem Annuncla
",!n.'.n.urrh ,0'a' m- !nt. New Cathedral Cem.
TIMNUY. Jnn. 23. MARY, daughter of Cath
arine ar.d Inte Charles H. Tlmney (mm Mc
Devlttl. Relatives nnd friends, U. V. M. So
dality of St. Ann's Church, Invited lo funeral,
Tues.. H.30 n. in . 2n3r.vltlchmond at. Solemn
requiem mass St. Ann'a Church 10 a. m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem
TRANIER. Jnn. 24. EI.IZAHETII A..
dnughler nf lata Jnmes nnd Suann Tranler.
ltelntlves nnd friends, employes of B. K.
Phimlv. Invited to funernl. Mon.. 8:30 a. m..
renr Und s American st. Solemn requiem mass
St Phillip De Nerl's Chureh 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Autn service.
M..7.,Wi'.T.!Ivllr'l:U' 'nnunv' 25. HERMAN
TRACTVKTTER, Helatlvrtafind friends. 14th
ylnrd Democratic Asso.. employes of Adams
Lxpress Co.. Invited to funeral services, Mon..
I P. in. 11121 ltigcrsoll nt. Remnlns may bo
viewed Sun. eve. Int. Arlington Cem.
WAONKIt.' Jan. 2(1, (127 N. Ifitll St., KLIZA
fiKTH M., widow of Levi N. Wngner, need 88.
Notice of 'funeral later
WALLACE Jsn. 811. WILLIAM A., son of
Catherine and Into Patrick J. Wallace. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funernl. Mon., 8
a. in.. 2304 Christian st. Solemn high mass of
requiem St. Anthony's Church 0:30 a. m. Int.
Hnlv Cross Cem.
WELLS. Jan. 2(1. 2302 St. Albans place.
ANNIE, daughter of luto William nnd Adelaide
Wells. Rnlutlves nntl frlentla Invlled to services.
Mon.. at 8 p. m . nt Oliver 11. llulr llldg., 1820
chestnut St. Int. Tuckerton, N. J. Train leaves
Market at. fern H:32 n. m. Tuendnv
WENT.. Suddenly. Jan. 20. JOHN I.EISEN
RINil WHNTZ. son of John S. nnd lata Mary li.
Wentz. ngi tl II. Funernl services, 118 S. 81st
at., Mon.. 11 a. m. Int. prlvnte.
WHYdANHT Jim. 211. ANNIE E WEY
OANDl'. aged 75. Relatives and friends Invited
tn iiervices Mon . 8:30 p. in., nt sun's residence.
Iiiiki N 13th it . Lngnn. Int. private. Re
mains may bo viewed Sun.. 7 to 10 p. m.
WHITr: Jnn. 23. nt llrnolllyn, N. V.. CATH
MtlNi: Z vvite of William il. While nnd
daughter nf lute William J. and Mnry A. Trot
ter. Relatives nnd frlentla. hIho Champion Coun
cil No. X. P. of 1... Invited tn funernl. Mon..
1.30 p. m.. resld. nee of brother-in-law, Henry
Eckstlne 32!l Rlchmnnd st. Services at Kensing
ton M. E. church 2 p. m. Int. private.
WIKSTKNBHIIU. Jan. 2(1. MARY F. WIE8T
ENUEItlb wife of Ceotge W. Wlestenbers nnd
daughter of Into Charles and Marv F. Edvvnrds.
Helutives anil frlentla. Camp No. 71. P. O. 8. of
A.. Invited to funeral services. Mon.. 2 p. m..
E'.lo l'or(er at. In(. private. Mt. Morlnh Cem.
Remains may be vlt wed Sun. eve.
WII.KKY. tun 2H. MARY SPEER. daughter
nf Susan nntl late Inmntl Wllkey. Relatives and
friends. King David Temple. No. 111. Ladles of
the llolilen Eagle. Invil. il tn services, Mnn.. at 8
p in., at .13113 N. 13th St. Int. Nurthwood Cem.
Remains ina.v In) viewed Sun., from 7 to 0 p. m.
WILKINSON. At Orlentul, N. J., Jan. 25.
JOHN It. WILKINSON. Sr. Relatives and
friends, Shlrns Post, No. 2(1, of Mt. Holly. N. J..
Invited tn funeral, residence of son-in-law.
Lewis K Wells. Oriental, N. J.. Sun.. 10 . m.
Service In M. E. Church. Tabernacle, N. J..
lt:SO a. m. Int. Tabernarle Cem. Autos wilt
meet l a. in. truiu frum Market at. .ferry at
Mtdford. N. J.
VNDr.itTAKi'.ns
D. F. OALLAUHER. 2321 E. Huntingdon
Undertakers und Embalmera. Hell ph. Ken. 4(12,
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