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Joint Ceremonies by Nntivc, Pa
triotic and Fraternal Forces
In South Philadelphia
Court John liny No. 843, nt 1226 South
Klshth street, hctil ono ot the largest fra
ternal celebrations In South Philadelphia
In honor of the 186th anniversary or the
birth of George Washington. At tho prelim
inary session thirteen canuiunics wcro
initiated. Tho public exercises were presided
over by 1". C. 11. Frank Wlllnrd. Present
as iruests wero Ilcynold Tost, No. 71. U. A.
11., rtprcscntathes from drand Ajmy posts,
camps of tho Spanish-American War ct
rans, command of tho Army and Navy
Veterans nnd many patriotic organizations,
together vtth retired as 'well ns nctUo serv
ice men of tho army, mltltla nnd nant
forces. Korty-flve courts of tho downtown
sections wcro represented.
Tho commlttco of reception wcro Ilrothcra
Dougherty. Ktrlss, MolCRineau, llosher,
Schaffer, Hajes, Mcdlnloy, Hngerty nnd
Coluntono: musical director, llrother
Itlcnzl; conductor of chortu, llrother I.ys
ten snlolst. Ilrothers Salerno, Santaluccl
and Tlcsl. Participating In tho piocram
yvtro Brothers Coward, ltansley, l)rs. lloso
ner, Qrccnbaum anil WnlmvrlRht; llrother
Longo, harpist. Tho orchestra of Court
llcnno gavo patriotic selections.
Th rrosrnm comprtsfet frntures Biiltccl to tl.e
lent. Tho court's auxiliary deputy, I'.O. L. 11.
Jlradley, mado n brief Introductory address and
presented ns ths speaker of tho ccaslon r. J.
C. It. J. II. Kirk, n. memlier of Hchulklll. No.
IDS, whom subject wm 'Tho V. of A. Hespenids
to tho fall for Patriotism In tho Present Crisis."
In his stirring; words, tho speaker "ild5 "Here
tonight appear men In tho runks of tho 1. of A.
who bear tho Insignia, of honorablo scrvlie.
Hoarch our membership rolls and sou will nnd
Inscribed tho namct of our brethren who re.
sponde.1 to every rail to duty from Lincoln s
to Wilson's day. Should present conditions do
mand. our recruits will swell by many fold tho
ranks of needed defenders. Our orderrrecotfnlzea
ur country us our social family and when
America rails no obey willingly and 'or con
elenen sake, because e heed It as the call from
tho throne ot Ood. Unless fraternal orcanlza
tlons are renters of lntrlotlc Ideals and per
sonal services promotion factors they will not
survive. Tn our ranks, stanillnn loyally shoulder
to shoulder with the nutle-born, are many
who. If not themselves born In other countries,
trace baclc their Unease to a not remoro foreign
ancestry. eti
I'Of tho 110.000.000 persons of our land, 31.
000,000 of them Undo Sam has assimilated as
souls of foreign descent. I am not one, nnttve
born that I am. that deems It a crime, to revert
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cherish the ground that covers ," ?r'"e"h0'
kindred. Hut. with my 1. of A. brethren, when
it Is a question of allegiance and loyalty, then
for all o: us there ts only one country, and that
Is America: only ono nag. and that l tin star
Bpangled Hanner. When America sounds Its bu.
rfo calls, all of ns must answer ns Americans
without any hyphen. Tho V. of A. challenges
ny "who dispute tho oyalty of Its membership
to equal us In sacrifice, to bo as quick as wo aro
to rally to the call of duty, that no stain of
it-honor daro besmirch our flag. ,eeovet no
holocaust, wo fain would repel tho artvnnclna:
shades of war. Tonight wo "dfd'ca'Sr;" tfc":
without regnrd to raco or creed or natal soil or
re.litlc.il differences, to a wliolo soulcd American
Ism." At tho bimonthly conference of the supervisinB
deputies, tho grand chief ranger suggested that
ill of the special considerations that should be
taken up at tho sessions of the grand court
contention Is tho reclamation of such lapsed
members us aro still within the prescribed re
qulrements and ellglblo for reaftlllatlon. The
Sttendlne officials adopted the Idea and Hope to
havo It put Into operation, through the assist.
iSce or tho auxiliary a-putlea In tholr respectljo
territories. Those taking part In tho conferenco
wero Ilrothers Forrest, MontaR, Plm ,,nV
mett. l'lsher. McUulre, Jones, Frill, ampbell.
l-'arrell. Hurley. llaglKo. -Mooney. Jlann nnd
Cathcart. A large number of the 101 local
deputies were attentive listeners to tho proceed
logs.
In his remarks, fl. C. XI Pilot set forth! "The
growth of the order and the wide extent of the
membership suggests that besides the 'fee an,,
various nelds of effort thern should at times
bo some concerted action, to formulate i some
definite plan of special effort n1.'?lv??ntn"
trate on somo particularly needed activity, so
that while not negiecunit oincr u,..i . '".
the membership should attend especially to the
one laid out for them. Ac. ordlmily we sureest
now the obtalnlne of the return '"'he rnks
of such precluded brothers as aro still eligible
under the requirements This work Is necessary
lrr our day and there Is no one who not ably
An one way or another to take part In this most
Important work without neglectlne t'ie other
fruitful field ot effort. This work, it Is regret
ibleV to say, has not received tho attention that
It demanded, and thero is great danger of Its
still belmc overlooked or neglected! so I npneal
lor a propaganda of (orient Interest and per
sonal service In tho work, as in no better work,
could wo engage."
Commencing tonight and covering different
dates during this month, twenty local 1 of A.
courts In the city Willi celebrate tho annlier
sarlcs of their InstltuVon. lleglnnlng with the
lounger, with its fifth natal day. and going up
the scale of jears in the career of each body,
the older celebrates Its twenty-fourth birthday,
tho commemoration fetes being held by the fol
lowing courts: I.lndenwood. No. 33fl; McKcan,
S4-1S Humbert, 33'J: Huntingdon. SUl; Whitney,
J2: Wharton, L'0.1: North Philadelphia, 2tUj
Eawton, .'32: Illeucher. -03s Haverford. "0J:
Prldo ofeJClcetown. SOli Macco, 'JOOS Corinthian,
197: North Penn, 102: llarfleld, 101: Iride.
C:ndence. 131: Jackson, 120: Energetic, 1U7;
Iberty. Ill, and Woodland, BS.
Court Amerlcus, No, r,7, at American Star
Hall, Twenty-nrst n,nd South streets, Frldajs,
holds a srmpcslum arranged by tho good and
wolfare committee Brothers Christie, Cunning
ham. Owens, Scott, Thompson, Holllngsworth,
I.amont. llarclay, Htroup. Johnston. Campbell,
Tailor. Morby. Palhle, Stewart and Deputy
JUlirVr. Jllx quenvtuu iitni. in wi yirociik tnn.-
tc and the subject of much Importance to many
was considered and tentative plana submitted
nnhzed. It was uyjn the question ot the
benefit system, embraced In tho doctor and
drucKlet plan now In onue Hua to changes
In th domiciles of many city members, occa
sioned by conditions arising In later years, the
present sptendd sjstem needs to lx made to
suit the nawer requirements demanded by the
removal of many to other localities, suburban
or at least bejond ttro limitations ns to the per
sonal services of the ph)Blclan nnd apothecary,
A member actually confined to Ids liomn by
disability Is not affected, as ho recehes tiro
benefits complet from the court nearest his
home.
But to such as are only ellffhtly Indisposed
this benefit Is not usually procurable, except
throuxh his own local branch. To give, the
latter, be he resldlnir where he witt, the full
benefits, including doctor and drucslst, and to
remoo the necessity ot his personal rail upon
his own court physician ard drug-gist In minor
disabilities, two suggested means were proposed!
That he be allowed to remain a financial mem
ber of his own court and bo plactd as a medical
member upon the rolls of the court nearest
his home, thereby adding no additional cost to
him, and the other that he remain fully entMled
to all benefits in his own branch and In addi
tion tft allowed to become a medlcat member
ot the body closest to his residence, lhls would
entail additional dues ot four cents a week upon
him, but would site him the services of two
doctors and two druggists, to cover every con
tingency that might arise. Other suggestions
will bo taken up at subsequent sessions, so that
a general feasible plan may be evolved for
freeentatlon at tho grand and supreme com en
Ions, ,
Court Genres B. McClellan, Ka 143, Is hold
ing: Interesting1 tnnplrattonal meetings. Lecturer
llrother 1). O Is' ell I has arranged & plan of ex
rcles that develops a newness ot surprise
features each session, ruminating monotony of
routine transactions. An Increased attendance
attracted by the novelty program, amt a fur,;
ther incentive Is furnished In a au "r2'" -trophy
to the lucky attendant whoie go-vt fortune
brings his name from the box wherein are de-
Soslted tho names or all present, nnd In the
rawing the lucky one Is presented the gift
without cost to him or the court. In prlza for
each session la donated by one of tho willing1
worker corps.
The talent comprises the court's own calaxy,
augmented, by volunteers from other courts, the
local aKKregation, Brothers Welsh, Wake,
O'Brien. Xievins, Ryan, Murphy. Uecourt. Wolf,
1 Kenny. J. O'Neill. Smyth and O'llara being
an entertainment host In themselves. Brother
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hIeKS"n."lt.,our,..on "Bternsl Vlgllanc Is
S"vf "S.." 'iwny.' . it as an eioauent plea
JUfcV." uy 's"- President In these tryinr days
fci2rlide,2ani tnr be no outbreaks of any
niI?J.ai. bul iulre calmness and intellectual
sobriety upon the cart of every ons In our land.
we are Americans and e must show It In
51 y .?" .Pleased delegations wero present
SKnV.'iol,rff liobln Hood, No. Ill Federal, No.
VH..cr2l!irTlb,-. Io. 0!. lrIJe of Clearfield, No.
ll Shamrock. No. i!10, and flchuylklll, No.
Court Neshamlny, No. HO, Friday held lis
monthly "amok'talk" social assembly. P. C. It.
Mrlwrmott preslilng. Deputy P. Kite gae a
specially selected fraternal subject short talk,
''"vh'rs Mc.Namara. Iiyrnes, Noon, Bharp,
JJ Malley. Nolan. Ilerhrlck, Meyers, Ilrovlne and
tlroshopfer, the versatile ten, gave apecallty acts
that elicited commendation, llrother liernard
in his eiilogostlo tribute to the work done by
llrother George and the letter's felicitous re
pry were gems of oratory that were appreciated
by the audience. llrother Hudolph In his
masterful esposltlon of tho "Practical Appli
cation of I'raternal Principles" pointed out a
Plan of activities, which lis outlined In an activi
ties propaganda, designated by him as the later
work for the United llooster'a Federation. The
subject appealed to all and will be agitated.
The attending representations from Courts
Passyunk, No, ,it Hti Albans. No. 83 Houih
!V?.rki.No ,Jt' Woodland, No. SI Ilnergetlc. No.
107i Cohockslnk. No. 1431 I.. J. Dmitri. No. 2111
Iranklln, No. IMil, and Menno, No. .T1S. wero
treated to a surprise feature In tho Introduction
by llrother Ilrady of a new drill manemer. In
which Ilrothers Doherty, Hitter. Craig, O'Hara
and Ilrady took the assigned leading parts. Ho
well was the feature rendered that It will be
added to tho manual and tho members rehearsed
until they become proAclent, when the aug.
mented ranks will ghe n public exhibition ot the
splendid Horlc, llrother SicCaffrey, tho veteran
activity promoter, who Is confined to his home
oy nincss, was remembered in appreciative senti
ments of love nnd the expression conveyed to
nun vy oinciai recoru.
Court Menno. No 838, meeting Fridays, Pass,
vunk avenuo and Moore street, is creating fa
vorabln comment upon Us fraternal visitations.
Its talented string band Is the recipient of much
commendation, not alone fur Its proficient per
formers, but particularly for the 7eal and en
thusiasm shown by Its members In adandng
tho social features. '1 ho retent visitations to
Courts Cohockslnk, OlPJiwood, McClellan. Houth
wark. Neshamlny, John Hay, Standard and
Hobln Hood show tho demands upon its services
and those visited hae manifested appreciation
and request a return visit as soon as Its en
gagements permit, llrother J, J, Kellcy and his
colleagues deserve praise for their fraternal
co-operation In all that tends to benefit the
Order, llrother Jlerkery, of Court T. 11. lteed.
Voices the sentiment of the membership. In ac
cording duo praise to this court's fraternal
workers,
. Thy returns received bv (Irsnd Chief Itanrer
I, w. Pilot from tho upstate contests between
counties arrayid as competing factors In the
Increase of membership crusauVs, show the in
terest Is Increasing as tho time for awards of
victory crows to u close. Washington County,
with Unis Jshcrwnod. of No. 7m. ami Watson,
of No. 17S. lay claim that Westmoreland County
Is not In their class, whlto Ilros Devey, of No.
48. and Davis, of No. 112. retort that the out
come of the contest will ahow the latter county
far In the. lead The eiecutlve officers are d
llghtsd with the merry play of kindly banter and
await the final figure, that will determine the
issue,
"The State of Delaware and the District of
v.',iuuuii are compoimg to snow tnir apprecia
tion of the honor conferred upon them as being
F.r' ")? lrand. Court of Pennsylvania, and
Ilrothers Hates, of Court Ilrandywlne. No. I.
and Cathcart, ot Diamond Btato, No. 4. of the
former, and Jlro Preer and colleagues of Wash
ington, No. 2, of tho latter, hav matters well
In hand In their contest. In Lehigh County
llros. McOuIre. Nsgle, I.ents. Ilechtel and aids
hue their nearby neighbor. Northampton
County, rn the run. and, llros. McCluskey,
Tucker. Hill, Oaffney. Keller, Alterlilo and
Pelllcclottl are much concerned over the nnei
pected course the contest has assumed Ilucks
County, with llros. Dalton, of No. mi; Keating,
of No 1. and tlelger, of No L'yo, is concerned
!J a problem, that must be solved. Iuterne
Count)?, with llros Iteese. of No. 2; Iwli" of
No. 4: Jones, of N'o 51. and Kvsns. of No. M,
made Lackawanna County set a lively move on,
tbat keeps busy llros. Tork. of No 35: Delevsn.
of No. Oil; Longmlre, of No 03: Wilson, of No,
7.1. and La Nara. of No. 242 Deputies W. r!
Jones end John Kmmett are. respectively, county
Court Summit Hilt. No. 3(1. the latest acqul
sltlon to the ranks nt Forestry, was Institute.:
on Saturday bv Grand Secretary Itohert Comber
assisted by Past Chief Hanger Coslmo Mus-tai-chla.
of Court Sons of Columbus No 348. of
Nesnuehnnlng Tho last-named court officiated
as the opening court, having previously Initiated
a largo class of candidates who were subse
quently transferred to tho new court when in
stituted Officers for the balance of the present term
wero elected nnd Installed ss follows! Chief
ranger. Paul drosso; suh chief ranger, Oer
vase Perrarej treasurer John I'errare- financial
secretarj, Oeorge K. Dick, recording secretary,
Kugenlo Da Col; senior woodward. John (line.
Junior woodward, I'ellre llrandoro, senior beadle,
Joseph Castagnero lunlor beadle, Angelo Ml
vale: trustees, John Casazza. John Maszero and
Peter Delorcnzo, vhislclan I) P Hill, M. !.:
apothecary. H Leroy ItefcK
The court was organized through the efforts
of llrother Coslmo Mustacchla. No. 348. who
has been appointed tkivuty grand chief ranger
to look after its Ibterests. and having started
under favorable auspices and a bright outlook
the surress ot the now organization seems to
b Assured.
Child's Pica Hevenls Dead Man
ATLANTIC CITY-, X. .T., March 1. A
policeman wMo responded to a child's plea
"to come seo a man In Bwlmmlne"
found tho body of Joseph Smith, a bayman,
floating In a slip on Gardner's Dasln. How
ho camo there) Is a mvstcry, but tho officials
bellovo ho fell overboard. IIo leaves a
family.
Obituaries
William E. Lovo
William n. Love, a lawyer, died of pneu
monia In Chesapeake City, Md , last Satur
day, following an attack of grljj. The
funeral was held yesterday from tho home
of his sister, Mrs John C" van Haauen,
4218 Chester avenue, this city.
Mr. Lore was a son of Mary and tli
late Thomas C. Love. Ho was born Jan
uary 9, 1856, and was educated by prlvato
tutors and In Itoth's Military Academy,
Studying law under tho latu V. Carrol
Drewster, he was admitted to tho bar In
1879. Ills health failed and he removed
to Chesapeake City.
ALBUnOEH Feb. 27. KDWATID J , husbajid
of Alice A. Alburger and son of Margaret A,
and late Edward J. Alburger. Itelatlves and
friends. Southeast Pleasure Club, Invited to fu
neral, Mon.. 8 a. m., 2418 S. tlth at. High mass
of requiem Church of Our Lady of Jit. Carmel
D 30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
APPF.L Feb. 28, ot Norrlstown, Pa ,
I.OUISK. widow of Wllhelm Appel, oged B9.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. 1117
Green St.. Norrlstown. Sat., 2 p. m. Int. pri
vate. Norrls City Cem.
HAKKK. F-b. 28, 1DUISA K., widow of Ed
mund W, Haker. aged 84. Due notice of funeral
glien. son-in-law's residence. Stacy F, Kensli
457 lfaddon ave , Camden. N. J.
IirciDLEH. At West Chester, Pa., Thlrd-dar
Second Month, STEPHEN L. tlKIDLER. aged
A8. Itelatlves and friends Invited to funeral
services. 315 Dean St., Seventh-day, 1 p. m
Further services and Int. Newtown 6quare
Friends' Cem , 2:45 p. m.
I1LYTIIE Feb. 27. JESSIE WINSLOW. wife
of Charles Wesley Wythe, nnd daughter of late
Jeremiah r. and Sarah Thomas Winslow, Itela.
tives and friends Invited to funeral services
feat.. 2 p. tn . son's residence. Spruce st . coU
llngdale. Delaware County. Pa. Int. private.
Mt. Mortah Cem. "",
HltADLF.r. Feb. 2(1. MAItY ELIZABETH,
widow of Patrick J. Itradley (nee Mills) Jt,al
tlvcs and friends Invited to funeral, Kt k 30
a. m.. son's residence. Patrick Bradley. 4844
ti. Ijiwrence st. llequlem mass St. Veronica's
Church in o. in. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
IlltADY. Feb 2d. PATRICK, husband of
late Mary A. Ilrady (nes ltuxton) Relatives
and frlenda Invited to funeral. KrI.. Sim
1738 Moore at. 8olemn requiem mass cnurch
of St. Thomas Aquinas 0.30 a. m. int. Holy
Cross Cem,
HBEEN Feb. 27. JOHN J., husband of
Mary I. Dreen (nee Itodgers). Relatives and
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EVEIIfG LEDaERr-PHILAfcELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAROH 1,
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DEATHS
friends, em:
nplore and Veterans of Media
iirinrn a it. im iv. itiiirniiii J. it..
ii. A . itaiiroaat J. it, u., no,
mtt. j-e-i.tif ll.Mili.- VT-. nil t f A ttsltr
Iidge, No. Bl, I.. O. O. M., Invited tn funeral.
Sat,. 8.30 a. m., 323t Locust St., W. Phlla.
Solemn mass ot requiem St, James's Church
10 a. m. Int. IIolv Cross Cem, Auto service,
IHIKVV Feb, 28, suddenly, 1301 N. 01st at.,
WILLIAM It , husband of Anna I llrow (nco
Matthews), aged 37, Notice of funeral later.
HltUCE Feb. 27, In Phlla,, HiniECCA A.,
wife ot Davis liruce and daughter of late
William nnd Isabella llanplng, Itelatlves and
friends IniliMI to funeral, 1327 Edgoley t.
(Kith and Dlamondl. Prl.. 8 v, m. Int. Norrls
City cem.. Norrlstown, Pa., sat. afternoon.
liUCK. Feb. 27, HOWARD O., son of Fran
cis II. and Into Mary Iluck Ilelnttvca and
friends Invited to funeral, Sat . 7.30 a. m ,
HIJ2 W. Westmoreland st. Requiem mass
Church of the Holy Souls 0 a. m. Int. private,
Tomsqua, Pn,
miRKHARDT. reh. 2s. CAitntn iionic-
HARDT, aged fi. l"nneral services residence
of Irving A. Firth, till Llndley &m ,OEfin,
Phlla., Sat., 2 p. in. Int. West Laurel Hill
Cem.
HUKNS. Feh. 58, WILLIAM T., son of late
Thomis nnd llrldgct Hums. Relatives nnd
friends, Division No. 45, A. O II I Isabella
Council, No. 328, K, of C.i St. Patrick's Alli
ance, Ilranch No. a District No. It Court Phil
Kearney, No. 108, r. of A.i St, Joachim's Holy
Name Soclstyt cmplovcs penna. It It., Imitcd
to funeral. Sat., 8 30 a, m . brother-in-law's
residence. Michael Maher. 4731 Worth st .
Frankford, Solemn requiem mnss St. Joachim's
Church 10 n m. Int. St. Dominic's Cem,
CANTWELL. I'eb 27, ANNA, widow of
Michael Cnntwell. Relatives and friends tnvltnd
to funeral. Sat.. 8 a. m . residence of daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Mary A. Drancy, 2HJ7 Manton st
Requiem high mass St Anthony do Padua's
Church 9.30 n. tn. Int, Holy Cross Ccin
CARPENTER. l'eb. 27. ROSETTA H. Rela.
fives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Frl,. 2 p m.. resldenco of Frank 11. Merrill. 451 i
interne st., jvianayunic. int. nat.. at 'iroy, i'a,
CLEAIIV. Feb 27. WALTER H.. beloved
husband of Mary A. Cleary (neo llrcnnnti).
Relathes nnd friends, Holy Nnmo nnd Altnr
Society. De Soto Council, No. 315. K. of ;.
Postofflce 1'roteclUe Asso.t Kestonn llrnnch, No.
157l Court St. Alhnn, No. 8". 1. of A . In
vlted to funeral, .'-nt., 7 3i a, in , 1211 ln kson
st. Solemn hlgti requiem mass Epiphany
Churv.li, II a, m, Int, Holy t-epulchro Cem,
Auto funeral,
. CI.OSFIS. Feb. 28. CItAS, P. CLOSlTIt.
Jr., 2043 N, 8th at. Duo notice of funeral will
be git en.
CONLIN reh. 27. THOMAS J son of late
i.awaru nnn .viargaret Conlln. Heatles nnd
friends. League of Sacrcil Ilonrl. Altnr and Ho
sary Societies ot St. Edward's Church. Dlv.
No. fl, A. O. II, 'all othir soctetlrs of which
ho was a member, lnltcd to funeral. Sat 7 V)
n m. 22.18 M", Falrhlll st. Solemn requltm
mass St. Edward's Church I) a, in. Int. New
Cathedral Cem Auto aorvlce.
Cl'NNIJY Fob. 27. MAUT E , widow of
Tatrlck t'unne Rclatltcs nnd friends Imltid
tn funeral, Mon. 8 n m., 2012 Rod st Sol
emn high mass of requiem St Thomas's Church
U 10 a m Int, Holy Cross Cem
DALTON Feb -n JAMES II. son of Fllen
Dnlton (nee RegKann) and lite .fntnes Dillon,
of A tliei County Limerick. Ireland. Relatives
end friends. Dlv. No 23 A o, II . InWtcl to
funeral, Snt 8.30 n. m 5118 Mnrttrt st , West
Phlla, Solemn mnss of requiem Church of our
Lady of victory 10 m Int St Denis Cent.
DAVIS Feb. 28. EMMA II WIS Ime
Sprague), wife of Charles II. Davis, nued 47
Helatltes and friends Invited to srices, cat ,
1 3u p in , 1714 N. OJd st Int Ilndnor, Metho
dist Episcopal Cem Remains may bo icuid
I rl e.. from S to 10 o cluck
DEETEH Fob "S JASPCtt VI-WTOV nt
residence of daughter, Mrs Juno lierter Illppln,
31 i N 31th et Interment llnrrlslmrK
DONTI.N. Feb. 27. KA'I F widow of Fred
erick Donten. Relntlies nnd friends lnlted to
funeral servtt.es, Sat . 2 p. in.. 181", N. 27th St.
Int. private, South Laurel Hill Cem. Friends
may coll Fri nfter 7 n tn
DUOAN Feb. 28 HftHI DL'OAU. need p.
Funeral services. Frl . Hi a. m , old Man's
Home Rfith nnd Parjni? sts Auto funeral
EGNER. l'eb 211. F.Mli.r (nee (ids), wife of
Herman Egner, aged 40 Rtlalltes and friends
members of Columbia Lodge. No 21, O s. of
II.. invited to funeral, Frl , 8 n m . husband's
residence, 222 Stevens St., Camden, N J High
mass Church of Immaculate Conception i c tn,
1 rlends may call Ihurs. eve int Cnlvarv Cem
EMERY Feh. '27. i:r.!?Alimn v-lf nf
Thomas Emery Relatives nnd frlonds, Rosarv
and Altar Societies of Mt John tho lUptlst
Church, Invited to funeral Sat., s HI a, in , 118
Seville st . Manajunk Solemn litgh requlfm
mass St John the baptist Church 10 n. m. Int.
Westminster Cem.
EMPSAI.I.. Feh. 28, MART II , wlfo of John
JJ Empsall, ngod 40. Relatives and friends.
Falls Circle. No. 273. C. of E . and Lighthouso
Women's Club. Invited to funcrnl Sat . 2 p m .
restdenca of brothcr-ln law Itormo Duckitt,
3108 N Taylor st Services Church of St.
.Tames tho Less 8 p. tn. Int Mt I'eaco Cem.
Remains may be viewed Frl , nfter 7pm
KM! -l'eb 211. FREDERICK W. mill. Rein
lives nnd friends Invited to f uner il services
I rl 2 n m 1012 N. 21st st. Int. Glcnwood
Cem. Hemnlns mav bo viewed Thurs , after 3
p. m. Auto funeral.
FLANK) AN Feb. 21 ROSANNA. widow of
Patrick Flanlgan. Relatives and friends.
League of Sacred Heart of St. Edward's
Church, Invited to funcrnl, S.it . 8 3n n m..
2412 N. Ilodlne at. High mnss St IMivorda
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
FLOOD. Feh 2S. THOMAS J. husbind of
Catherine Flood (neo lljrne). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Sat., T .in n m . resi
dence of J. P. Donahue. 5400 Mnrket st High
mass of requiem Church of Our Ladv of Vic
tory 9 a. in. Int, St. Charles' Cem . Kellj-vllle
Auto funeral
OALLAOIIER. Feb. 20 WILLIAM husbnnd
of late Isabell Gallagher Relatives and friends.
I rlendly Sons of St. Patrick, Donegnl Society:
Dlv No 41, A. O H . all other societies ot
which ho was n member, invited to funeral
Frl.. 8 30 n. m . 3407 Richmond st (cor of
Tioga. 2.dh Ward). Solemn requiem tnass
church of Nativity 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral Ceni
QAL1.AGHEH IVh. 27. HITGH, Sr . hus
band of Sarah Gallagher. Relatives nnd friends
invueu io xunerni Hal , -' p. m , DN3 n 00th Bt.
Services Memorial Episcopal Church of st Paul,
Overbrook. 2.10 p. in Int Wist Laurel Hill
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Frl., 8 to 10
p. m.
GALLAGHER. reh. 27. SFSAN. wife of
Daniel Gallagher. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. Sat.. 8 3U a. m.. Vlllannva. Pa.
feolemn requiem mass St. Ihomaa'e Church 10
a. m. Int. St. Denis's Cem
OALLEANA. reb. 23. IDA 11.. wife of John
Gallenna Services and Int private
GREEN. l'eb 28, GEORGE P., husband of
Ida H Green. Further notlco will bo eiven from
OO.'O Latnna nve.
GREENE Feb. 27. MARY M . widow of
Francis v. Greene, lato surgeon, V. S Navy.
Funeral services nnd Interment prlvat
C1ROSH Suddenly, at llllllngsport N. J..
Feb 23, CHARLES II., husband of Emma M.
(Irtish (nee Crinan). aged 4s Relatlvts and
friends, Central Station Postoffleo unilocs In
vited to funeral services, Sat , 2 p m , rarlors
of Henry Seher & Son, 200') E SusqtKhnnna
ave. Int. prlvato Greenmount Cem Remains
mav ln viewed J'rl eve Auto funeral.
, HAGGERTY Feb, 211 SIAUY daughter of
late, William and Eltrabeth Haggorty (nee
llovveu). Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral, Frl. 8 a m.. I'JOI H Ilonsall st.
Solemn requiem mass St Anthony's Church
9.30 a m Int. Holy Cross Cem
HAINES Thlrd-dav, Second Month 27th. at
914 Wnshlngtnn St., Reading, P.a , JOSEPH (1.
HAINES, aged 78. Relatives and friends sur
vivors of the 15th Pcnna. Cavalry, Kensington
Lodge. JJo 211, 1" and A. M Kensington R A.
c , No 23; Kenstngton Commandery. No 54.
K T , LU I,u Temple, A. A O N M S . Invited
to funeral. Seventh-day Third Month 3d 10 45
a. m , Oliver H Hair Illdg., Ib20 Chestnut at.
Int private
HAI.E. Formerly or Shamokln, Fa , Feb 27
ntANK LEE. husband of Maud A, Hale, aged
44. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Sat.. 2 n. m . Dariora of John R 1l,-lAiHanv,
S730 Germantown ove. (cor. Ilrond st ). lntl
Hillside Cem. via funeral car. Remains may
be viewed Frl. eve.
HANNOLD Feb 27. at Westvllle. N J
MARY ELIZABETH, wlfo of J Wood Hannolcf
aged .4. Relatives and friends lnvltrd to
funeral, Frl., 10.30 n. m , 328 Broadway. West
vllle, N. J. Int. prlvato Egllngton Cem. Ho
mains may bo viewed Thurs s p. m.
HARRISON. Feb. 27. MARY M., widow of
George Harrison, end daughter of late Mercer
T. and Catharine Johnson Patterson. Relatives
and friends may view remains Thurs cvo.. 1S"0
Chestnut st. Int Grove M. E. Church Ground's,
HASVEY Fob; 28 TITTER J. HASNET. son
of Catherine and lato Peter J. Hasney (nee
Ward). Relatives, and friends, members of 5-"0
c.iuui i''ru v- -M,,v, . . a.,,u n in , resl.
d.nce of mother 3015 N. Leo st. (Front and
Indiana eve.). High mass of requiem Church
of the Ascension 10 a m Int New Cathedra
UARSAM reb.
05. Relatives at
i. 27, ELLA M.IIASSAM, aged
nd friends Invited to funeral
.p m.. ."23 N. 60th .'
sen ces Thurs 4 n m 1723 N. Both
HEGEMANN. Feb. 27. J. WILLIAM hus.
band ot Wllhelmlna Louise Hegemann. oged uil
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services
"iiicKEY-Feb " 2s! HOBERT, husband of
Hester J, Hickey, Relatives and friends, mem
bers of Woolen and Carpet Yarn Workers
Union Local No, 8J3. Invited to funernl serv
ices, Trl., 2 p. m., parlors of Samuel It. Foster
1728 Federal st. Int. private Mt. Morlah Cem'
Remains may be viewed Thurs . 8 to 10 n m l
HICKMAN. Feb 27. MILTON T, Von 'of
Elizabeth A. and late Terdlnand A. Hickman
iged 24 Relatives and friends invited 1 to ie??:
Ices. Frl.. 2 p. m 8811. Haverford ave. Int.
private, Mt. Teaco Cem, '
'm " r- - , l(r KBIf 'B . I - . I ., , "
HEATHS
IlinrtS. Feb. 2T. CAROLINB M.. wldew of
John It. tilers, aged 72. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral servlce..Krl., In, m. 507
Washington st,, Camden, N, J. Int. wlvate.
Harrclgli Cem. 1 rlends may call Thurs., 7 to
9 p. m
IIOMSIinit. Feb. 28, ANNIE AMF.I.IA (ties
Waldron). aged 01. Itelatlves and friends In
vlted to funeral services. Hat , 3 P m., resldencs
of her niece, Mrs. F. I!. Slack, 1.311 W'oodlavvn
ave., Lawndata, Int. private ...,..
HOUGHTON. Feb. 27. SARAH. M. UUqlU
TON, Funeral services Frldav, 11 a. m. -8J
Hathaway lane Wjnnewood. Pa. Int. JCtlvaie.
HOWE Suddenly, Feb, 28, WILLIAM TAJ
LOR HOWE. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral services, Frl . 2 p. m.. funeral parlors
of Oliver II. Hair. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. prl-
tale, ... ...,- mefi re
itovvi.ui i en. 7. jviibs .via;v '":;"".
Relatives nnd friends. H. V. M. Sodality of
Ladv of Itosiry Churrhi St, Ann's Ladles f.
A. II. Soclctyi Court Garfield, L. 1. "' A In
vited to funeral, Frl , 7 10 n. m. cousin's resl
dence, William II. Ford, 1405 N, Hctltlcld at.
Solemn requiem mnss Lady of Rosary Church 9
a, m. Int. Holy Cross cm Auto funeral.
lll'BEH Feb. 27,, OERTRUD1) E.i wife of
Rudolph lluber and daughter of Knto Mcllrldei
and late Francis Getr. ngid 20. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services, I rl . 2 p. in.,
.1J71 Memphis St. Int. private, Helvue Cem.
Remains may lo viewed Thurs .after 7 p. m.
JACKSON. Feb, 27, ELIZAUEI II. Widow of
drome W. Jackson (nee (Minn), .aged 05. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Frl , in a. m , parlors of William S. Ncff, 1209
W. Otfnrd st. Int. private
JACKSON. reh. 2'l IIATTI11 A., wife of
Jnmes .Inckson (nes Ptstler). aged 20. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Sat., s p. m., 2HJ2 N. Orlanna st. Int. North
wood Cem. Remains may be vlvwed 1 rl. after
Jeffries. Feb. 28, oEonan w., husband
of Mary Jcnrtee (nee Kreftorscn). Relatives ond
friends Survivors 72d Regt.. P. V . Old Guard.
2d Regt . N. O. P.i Hus W Town Post, No Ml
1. A. R.i nil other societies of which lio vvos
n member. Invited to funeral. Sat , 2 p. in., 4.8
Locust et. Int. private. Auto service. Remains
tunv be viewed Frl., 8 to 10 p m
JONFS l'eb. 27. EDWARD J , husbnnd of
Annie llodcnstiln Jnncs Relatives and frlemls.
Red Cross Castle. No 30, lj. of U E.. Invited
to funeral services. Frl.. 1 10 p. m , IWMfy
lanl St.. Gtn. Int Ivy Hill Cem. Remains
mnv be viewed J liuea eve
JONES Feb.' 28, ROBERT A.. Jr.. son of
Robert A. nnd Cecilia M. Jones (ne Baldwin)
Itelatlves and friends, also pupils rf Our Mother
vlted to funeral. S.at., 8 30 n. m . residence of
parents. 4II.M Henei St. Solemn reuulim mass
Church of our Jlothcr of Sorrows lo a in. Int.
Cathedral Cem. . . , ,
JOVES Feb 28. CHRISTIANA, widow of
Charles C Jonrs. Sr. Helitlvcs and friends
Invited lo funeral services, Sat. I P.m. ,"on
In law's residence, William It. Biles. 6013 Hav
erford ave. Int. prlvnto . ..
KAY. Fob. 27. ELIZABETH A. ICAY. aged
9.1 Relatives and friends Invited to tu
rn ral from Friends' Meeting .House, Mu lea
Hill. N .1, hlith-d.iv Third Month 2d, 10 30
a m lnr Friends' Om ...,. .
KENNEDY. IM). 28. JAMES, eldest son of
Into William and J.tno Kennedy, husband of
lato Catherine Kennedy (neo Nolan) Relatives
nnd fritnds invited to funeral services Sat., -p
m , residence of brothcr-ln law, Robert J.
Ilollldav, 2n-,o E Flrtlt st Int. private Uelvua
cem. Remains may bo Mowed I rl , cvo auio
"CKOHLER Feb. 27. T, RUDOLPH, husband
of Ida M. Kohler (neo Rllner). aged Bl. Re j
tlves and friends rmplojes of Metropolitan Wf.
Insurance Co . Invited to funeral services. Sun.,
2 .in i m.. 3V.1 N. 8th st. Int. Northwool
Cem Remains may bo viewed bat., nfter I
P in Auto service . -,
LEWIS Feb J7 CHARLES S LEWIS.
Relatives and friends Nonpareil Lodge, No
220, I O n 1', Invited (o funeral services,
Frl, 11 a. in 313 S llth et , Camden, N J.
Int prlvato I.odcu and friends may call Thurs ,
7 tn n p in .. .
LlOHlCAP Feb. 20, KATE I. . widow of
n F. LlKliiiiip ageu 8 Relative nncl
friends Invited tu funernl services, residence of
son In-lnvv llnrvey W Hex lllcknrytnwn,
l'lmouth township Vjl. Frl . 2 n ni Remains
may bo viewed 'Ihurs . 7 to n p m. Int. private.
LUECKEI.. Feb 27, HARRY, husband of
Into Louisa l.iieckel (nea HollenbeiB). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral si rvlres. bet,
2 .10 p. in , son In law's residence. John Mr
(lough, BUS Hurley st Friends may eall Frl ,
after 8pm Int Greenmount Cem.
MAAS MOI.l.Ii: T wife of Harry R. Maas
and daughter of Into Amos W. nnd Mary C.
i.jncn. formerly or Miudietnwn, uei i unerni
from residence of daughter. Mrs J. E. Sanders,
1128 S. Cist st. Phlli., Frl , 1 P, m bervlces
and Int. St Mnry's Church. Burlington, JJ. ..,
l'rl , on arrival of train leaving Plilla. 2.30
p m. Delaware nnd Marl.and tnpers copy.
MACNA.MARA l'eb 28 nt UI17 N Van Pelt
st . formerly of 233 N Van Pelt at . JAMES R .
husband of tho late Mnry Macnamara. Notlco
of funeral later .. M
MATITIVniM.T IVh ?7 VinflTNIA E.
daughter of late John nnd Eleanor Martlndeil
formerly of Trenton. N J I'unernl from 140
Now Jersey nvo , Colllngsvvood, N. J. Int. pri
vate Trenton, N J tapers ropy.
MeCT MIEN Feb 20, EDNAItU J. son ot
Mar
t c rroll nnd late Edward J Mrcnren.
It
8.11
(Hti
Ei ';
r'i
nd friends invlteu to runerai. aav.,
i mothor's residence. HSU Tree st.
md Jackson sis ) High mass of requiem
ny Church 10 n in. Int. Holy Cross
S "f'REANOR Feb. 27. BRIDGET, wife of
Wllllnin MeCrennor and daughter of late James
and Mary Hlgglns (neo Calhoun). Ilelntlves and
friends invited to funeral, Sat., On in , 2441
Kimball st. Solemn high mass of requiem St
Anthony's Church 10 30 a. in Int. Holy Cross
Cem
McFADDEN reb 27, EUGENE ANSON Mc
FADDE.N, husband of Laura A. Mcl'adden (nee
Thomas). Relatives and friends Invited to
funernl services, Thur.. 8 p. m.. at 275 Sum
mit nve , Hackenaack. N, J. Int. private.
McFADDEN Feb 20, JOHN A., husband
of Mury A Mcl'adden. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Sat., 7 30 h. nt . 13 N 34th
st Solemn requiem mass St James's Church
0 n m Int Old Cathedral Cem
MnKENNA. Fob 27. CATHERINE n .
widow of Thomas McKenna need 78. Itelatlves
and friends Invited to funeral. Sat , 8 10 a m .
Evans ave.. Oak Lane High mass Holy Angels'
Church 10 a, m Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
funeral.
MCLAUGHLIN. Feb. 27. ELIZABETH C.
daughter of lato Jnmes and Jane McLnughlln.
Relatives and friends. Sodality II. V. M . Sa.
crcd Heart Society. Star of West Lodge, No. 3.',
Shepherds of Bethlehem; Mary Penlstou Circle,
No 37. L. F of A , Invited to funeral Sat..
8 10 a m , 31114 York rd Solemn requiem mass
St btophen b Church lo a in, Int, Holy Sepul
chre Cem Auto funenl
MiLAUallLIN J337 N 20th St. Teb 28,
JOHN A . husbnnd of Florence M .McLaughlin
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Sat ,
8 30 a m . David 1! Schusler Hide . Broad nnd
Diamond sts .solemn requiem mass Holy Souls'
Church inth nnd Tioga sts 10 a. m Int
Old Cathedral Cem vuto funeral
MEAGHER Fe-li 28 MARY II M . daughter
of latn Michael and Marie Meagher, at 1738 S
15th st Duo notlco of funeral given.
MILLER rib 27 MATHIEM', husband of
Mary Miller, aged 7 Relatives and friends,
Cramps'H Ben Asso , Invited to funeral services,
252 Richmond at , bat , 1 30 p. m int. Fern
wood Cem
MINDS reb 7 CHESTER A. MINDS, eon
of James IT and Julia A. Minds, aged 20. Fu
neral servicer at Kainey, Clearfield Co, Pa.,
Frl . at 2 p nt.
MINDS. Feb 27, DORIS CArLISCH, wife of
Chester A Minds. Funeral Bervlces at Ramey,
Clearfield Co . Pa Frl . 2 p. m
MINDS Feb 27, MAUDE MINDS, daughter
of James II and Julia A. Minds Funernl
Bervlces at llamev, Clearfield Co.. Pa., Frl., 2
P' MOORE Feb. 20 SUSAN, widow of Wil
liam Moore nnd niece of lato Arthur MrVeety.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Sat., '.' P ni.. son-ln-law'a residence, Wil
liam J. Gorman, 110 N. 5!lth st Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Friends may call Frl . 8 to 10
p. m
JIUnniY. Feb. 27, MARTHA, wlfo of Wll
Ham J. Murphy and daughter of late James
nnd Rose Wray. Funeral, to which relatives
and friends are invited. Sat., 8 .10 a. m , 2138
H 15th st Solemn mass of requiem Church of
M. Monica 10 a. in. Int. private, Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
NEUMANN. SudJentr. Teb. 20. CHARLES,
husband of Louisa Neumann (nee Gohl). need 75,
Itelatlves end friends, members of St. Johanna's
Church. Invited to funeral services, Frl., 2
P. m., 013 N. 12th st. Int. German Lutheran
cem. Remains may be viewed Thurs,, after
8 NEWMAN. reb 26 LEO. A., son of Mary
and lato Conrad J Newman. Relatives and
friends, emplovea of Phlla. Navv Yard, in
vited to funernl, Frl , 8.30 a. m.. 2820 Wharton
st Solemn high mass of requiem St Gabriel's
Church 10 n m Int. Holy Cross Cern
O'DONNELIi Feb 20. CATHERINE, wife
of John O'Donnell. Funeral l'rl . u a m , 7030
Corson st.. Chestnut Hill High mnss Holy
Cross Church. Mt. Airy, 10 a. m Int. Holy
Hepulehro Cem.
O'NEILL Feb 28. MABELI.E DOROTHY
HARPER, wlfo of William I'. O'Neill and only
daughter of Margaret C (Franklin) and late 'Wil
liam F. Harper. Itelatlves and friends Invited
to funeral services. Sat , 2 p m., 30 N, Preston
Bt. Int. private, Fernwood Cem. Auto funeral
O'NEILL. Feb. 27. MARGARET, widow of
Daniel O'Neill (nee Derrlg). Funeral, to which
relatives and friends, League of tho Sacred
Heart, are Invited, Mon , 8 a. m , 1818 S, Front
st. Solemn mass of requiem Church of the
Sacred Heart 10 a in. Int. Holy Cross Cem
OVERHOLSER.-Feb. 27. MAROARlir XuT;,
wlfo of William R. Overholser. Relatives and
friends Invited to services. Sat., 2 p. in.. OJlu
Raco k Int. private.
OWIM. Feb. 23, ROBERT A., husband ot
Ida Ovwn (neo Costello). aged Tl. Relatives and
DKATHS
fr ends, ! beard of ninir, officers and
guests of the Horn, for O, , A. It. V.i'rani i and
Wires and Colonel Town Tost, Ho. 40. Invited
lo funeral. Frl , 8'SO a. m., rejlMne. of son. J.
J. Owen. 327 ii. Wilton st. (52d nd Haverford
ave.) Solemn mass, of requiem. Oiir Lady of
the Rosary Church. 10 a. m. Int Old Cathedral.
TECK Feb. 27. JOSErHINn IS., only
daughter of Clayton E. and Catherine Peck, sged
11. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral.
Pat., 8 a. m.. parents' residence. 1408 n, 04th
st. High mass St. Gregory's Church H.30 a. m.
Int. private. Remains .may bo viewed on 1 rl ,
,'pEI?IGilEEk-reh. 28. EDWARD ". MM.
GHEE, aged (10. Relatives and friends Invited
lo funeral services. Sat . 1 p. m , A monesson
road. Sta. 18, Blackwood. N. J. Trolley eaves
Kolghn's Point. Camden, N. J. 10 minutes to
every hour. Int, prlvnto. llarlolgh Cem., Cam
den N .1, Omit flowers.
PETERS, Feh 20, MARY J. . wife of Ever
ett V. Peters nnd daughter of William II. and
Alice Abbott. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services. Frl., P30 p m, parents' resl
denre. 4812 Walton ave. Int, private, North
Cedar lllll Cem.
PURVIS Feb. 27, MART, widow of John
Purvis. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Bat., 8.10 a. m 1518 N. .American st.
Solemn requiem mass St. Michaels Church 10
a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem,
HAKER Feb 27, M. JANE, wldmv of Jere.
mlah II. Raker nnd mother of Rev. James M.
Roker. of Wilton, Wis, aged 81 Itelatlves
and friends Invited to funeral. Sit . 8 30 a. m ,
rcsldcnco of son Reuben Raker. 2311 I".',n'la,''
ave. Solemn requiem mass Church of Nativity
10 n, in, Auto funeral,
ROCKHILL--Feb. 28. ABRAM C.. husband of
Tlllle Rocklilll Relatives nnd friends Invited
to services Mon.. 2 p tn . 838 S 50th at. Int.
prlvato Remains may be viewed Sun, 7 to
10 p. m
RODHERS l'eb. 27, JOSEPH V. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, l'rl., 8.3n a. m.i
residence of brother ln-lnw. Thomas II. Mur
phy 110 Mmpson rd.. Ardmore, Pa. Solemn
requiem mass st Colinan'a Church 10 a, m.
Int. St. Denis's Cem. . , .
ROTH Feb 20, JOSEPH, husbnnd of 1st.
Ella Hoth (nee Kirk). Ilelntlves anil, friends,
Frnnkllnvllle New Year Asso.. Invited to fu
neral services, Frl, 3 n m. 31.10 N. nth st.
Int. prlvnto, Oakland Cent. Trlcnds may call
Thurs eve
HOWLl.j rn nULIe Feh. 28 MARY now
Iil.m: (lien Ilnlll. widow of William II How
ie"" Relatives nnd friends. Lady Livingston
lodge. No 38 () Shepherds of llethlehemi
row Cniimll No loi 1). of P i Imp o. It M i
Ceil. J, W Monro Circle, No 87. L idles, 11 A
H . Flower Mn, lut, l.nl.ilnf V V A..I1 ('till.
St Martha's Domestic ( irclei Mother's Meeting
1 Irst Presloicrinn Church. Invited In funeral
services. Moii ,1pm 2"28 s Franklin st
Int l'ernwciod Cem Friends inaj Mew remains
bun 8 p ni Auto cortege .
, HAM1MEIS1l.lt --IVh. 27. HENRY F , hus
band of Altrmret bangmclstor (neo Hnubrlch),
ogeel 51 Relatives and friends Invited to tu
nc ral. Sat . 7 30 a, in , 0J7 N Franklin st.
Solemn requiem mass bt Peter's Church U ii. tn,
Inl Most Hole Redeemer Cem
.SCHNEIDER l'eb 28. APOLt.ONIA. wife
ef Christopher Schneider, of Pitmen, N. J (nee
Becker) aged 08 Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funernl services. Sat., 2 p m . resilience of
son Adam A Schneider. 503 Stnto St., Camden,
N J. int. private llnrlclgh Cem. Friends may
cull Frl , V to II p. in
, SEAMAN s,, ond Month 20. STEPHEN,
husband of Mell beamnn. aged 82. Relatives
and friends invited to funernl services. Frl.. 2
I m , 21.M E Cumberland st. Int, prlvato,
Mt Peaco Ceni
SHANAIIAN Feb. 28, CATHERINE, widow
of John shannhan Relatives and friends, H
v M Sodalltv, Secred Heart Society nnd
Socialist Beneficial Sodttv of St. Ann's Church
Invited to funernl Sit 11.30 a m , son-ln law's
residence, Martin Davis, .1170 Belgrndo st
bolemn requiem mnss ( hurch of Nativity 11 a.
in Int New Cathedral l ni
SIIEERAN Feb 2S. JAMES A, husband of
Mary Hhecran Relatives nnd friends, st
Ellrnbctli's 11 V. Mehodalltv nnd Holy Name
Soih.lv invited to funeral, Sat, S'.'IO n. in,
-.o w VHcjhert st. Solemn requiem mass St
l.llrabeth s Church. 10 a. in. Int. Cathedral
C-m
KltERRIN At Glbbsborn. N. J.. Feb. 20.
I.LI.LN, wlfo of Daniel Slierrlu (nee McKenna),
ngrci ei Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Frl II n m . Glbbsborn. N. J. Solemn
requiem mass st. Edmond's Church 10 a m
Hit Calvary Cent. Camden, N J. Autos will
meet train at Ashljnd leaving Camden at 8
. m
SIMON -Feb "8. JOHN. huband of Mnry
M blmon nnd son of lato John nnd I'ernella
blmon. aged U3 Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral Sun 2pm. 830 Jackson st Int.
ArJInston Com Friends may call bat. eve Auto
SIMONS Feb 20. FREDERICK W. C St
MONS, aged 50 Relatives and friends. Frank
ford Lodge No. 29J. F. and A. M ; hlloam R. A.
Chapter, No 2J0, Kndosh Commandery. No. 20,
K T. . I.u Lu Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S l of-
iir-m a empiovos or Simons & btruoa Hosiery
e o , orileers vend members of Nntlonal Assn. of
Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers, officers
nnd members of New Jerusalem Church, Manu
facturers' Club and Pen nnd Pencil Club, Invited
to funeral services. Frl, 2.30 p. m., 1001
Harrison st Frankford. Int. private
SIMPSON Feb. 20 JOHN, husband ot Bella
Simpson aged 31. Relatives and friends, mem
ber, 0f Perseverance Lodge. I O. O. F. M I'
el,!! Invited to funeral services Frl., 2 30
P in. resldenco of f ithcr-In-lavv. William Jam
leon 170.1 N Mnscher st Int. private. Green
mount Ceni. Remains may be viewed Thurs ,
after 7pm 0
SMITH Feb 28. EDITH A , wife of Thomas
II Smith, nnd diughler of Into Edward and
Margaret Flounders. Relatives nnd friends In
Htd lo funernl, but., 2 p in 6141 Chancellor
ft, West Phlla Int private. Remains may
bo viewed Frl , after 7 p. in
SP1ELMAN l'eb 20. ANNIE, wife of An
drew L bplelmnn and daughter of late Robert
nnd Annli Edgar Relatives and friends In
vlted to funeral services, l'rl, 2 p. rn., 3530
Jasper st. Int. North Cellar Hill Cem. Remains
may bo viewed Thurs , 8 to lo p. m.
. STEINLE Suddenly, Feb, 50, CHARLES,
husband of Nelllo Stelnle (nee Bojlc). Funeral,
to which relatives nnd friends, also Father Cor
bln Council, No. 472, Supremo Cathollo Benevo
lent Lesion, ore Invited. Frl., 8 n. m.. 4th and
bhunk sts, Mass of requiem Church of Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel, 0-30 a. in. Int. Holy Cross
Cem
STERRETT. Feb. 27. MARGARET, widow of
Jam-i Sterrett. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral services, Frl., 11 n, m.. brother's
residence. Samuel Ritchie. 827 N. 24th st. Int.
private. Friends may tall Thurs., 8 to 10 p, tn.
Auto funeral,
STUART Feb 28, WILLIAM A , son ot late
Alexander nnd Jano btuart. Relatives nnd
friends St. Paul Lodge No. 481, 1'. and A M i
W'nnamaker Beneficial Asso. nnd Youm? Men's
Christian Asso. Invited to funeral services, Sat ,
2 in p. m., brother-in-law a residence, Albert
J. Johnson. 100J Huvvorth st . Frankford. Re
mains may be viewed l'rl , to 10 p. m. Int.
East Cedar Hill Cem
SULLIVAN. Feb 27 JOHN J. son of Den
nis nnd lato Catbcrlno Sullivan, aged 3.' e, Rela
tives and friends, emplovea Smith et Furbush
Co , Invited to funeral. Sat . h.30 a m , resi
dence of parents. 2U71 Lelthgow ct High mass
of requiem St Veronica's Church 10 a. m. Int,
New Cathedral Cem
TAIT Feb. 28. JAMES, husband of late
Jano A. Talt, aged 78 Relatives nnd friends
united to funernl services. Sat , 2 p. m , 812
Perklomen st lot Mt. Morlah Cem Remains
mav bo viewed rrl , N to 10 n. in
TARLO Feb 27 ROI1ERT WILLIAM TAR.
LO son of I.rncst and Paulino Tarlo (nea Schll.
ling), aged 14, Relatives nnd friends invited to
funeral. Frl , 2 p m., resldenco of parents.
23.VI w Cumberland st Int. prlvato. -u"n1"'
TAILOR - Feb 27. ELIZABETH MAY.
daughter of Howard O. nnd Elizabeth fl 'lay
lor, aged II months Relatives and friends In
vlted to funeral services. Sat . 2 p. m.. parents'
res dence 1151 N. 57th st. Int. Fernwood Cem.
TAYLOR 1 eh 27. JAMES TAYLOR. Jr.
Relatives and friends, penna. Railroad Volun
tary Relief Asso . Invited to services. Sat 2
P m, 031 N 37th at. Int. sit. Morlah Cem.
Remains may be Mewed Frl . 7 to V n m
TORR. Feb. 27. EMILY, wlfo of Josla iTorr
aged 70. Relatives and friends Invited to fu.
neral services. Frl., :i p. in., parlors of J L
bnodgrass, 1044 N 29th st. Int. private
lYbON Second Month, 20th. LAURA T
wife of John It Tvson. aged 60. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Slxth-dav l
P m. 444'i N. 20th st. Further services at
Horsham Friends' Meeting House. 3 p f Int
private ndjolnlng grounds v'
WAHTMAN. reh. 27. JOHN W. WARTvrAN
reh. 27. JOHN W. WARTvrAN
Friends Invited to funernl services'
6111 Uuttonwood st. Int. private'
N,:-.?,-,.?'.!.: WIliTIS (nee
Sat.. .'1 p m, 61U Uuttonwoi
vvuiiiJ. reu, -i. anmii; WIIITl' in..
Shevlln). wife of William w hu. 'v.V... -(n!2
Ardagh, Co. Donegal, Ireland Relative.. biVh
friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8.30 am an
Ht 20th st Solemn requiem mass st Cliaf le.'e
Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem a""
Bervlce. Remains may bo viewed Trl.. 7 to in
p. m ' lu Ju
WHITE rob. 25. GEORGE, husband of
Clara White aged 00 Relatives and frlendi
Invited to funeral, Frl., 1 p. m'. from M00
Germantown ave. Int. Odd Fellows' Cem
WILrtY -Feb. 20, ANNIE E wife of rd
mund II. Wiley (nee Schneider). 'Relatives imi
friends members of Memorial and Erie Ave
.iieiuuuisv nurcnes. invneci to funeral service
Sat... 2.. p in , husband's residence. ''i v'
Marshall st Int. Hillside Cem Auto BeVvlce'
Remains may be viewed Fri., after 7 p. m
WOODWARD. Feb
ROBERT WOOD-
WARD, aged 88. Funeral Bervlces Frl. 8 n m
U02 N 22d st nephew. C. C. Knight.
YARRICK.-Feb, 27, at Delaware Water
Gap. Pa JOHN, husband of Augusta Yarrlek
Lief Pl'b"!) aged 08 Relatives and friends
Shlloh I-dge. No. 658, F and A. M., of Lans.
9X7
i
IK.THS -
dais Pa.l Tristram 11 Freeman Chapter, It. A.,
No. 2t Samuel H Tone Commandery. K. Tj.
No, 81, of Stroudibury. IM t ',k Tfmji "V.'f
is. O? N. M. S . inv ted lo fieral '"'l,c','' d
2 r. m., son's residence, ,7nn,k,nrr,-?:,i So
Ruler st. Fr ends may call Tb"i hi'Ll?
p. m. Int. Westminster Cem, Auto funeral.
X0ST AND TOUND
DOO Lost, nt Chestnut lllll. Tuesday evening.
February 27. male, Pekingese dog, long golden
hair, cafrles tin of tongue expose. Il ""Jir"
T.7. lanain. '"'rS'TAfln'u't 1
Chestnut Hill .
Clh. going lo
i-olline hand-
IIANDHAll ixisr, on ..ion.. .. :-". "',,-.. i1Bnd
Germantown on Car 73. a Mark leather nann
.. . ... . . i-..
bag containing auoiiiin. ,. ...- -"--.- .j
n keepsake with Inlllaln It. 1). on oui to".
Finder will receive $10 for return of g ana
Its contents to"oi7,'N. 12th st.. Logan. Mrs.
(luartie. No questions asked -
PUP?r Ist, st Chestnut lllll. wlll?.J!'r;
haired fox terrier puppy. I'""1 returned
..tn c. 11. l'raley. Chestnut lllll.
BUNBtmST Lost, Feb. T, pearl sunburst dlaj
mend in tenter, betvveen l.llh nnd Spr r ni
llth snd Chesmut. $20 reward. IMS Spruce.
hii containing about $18. n ko d pocke oo",
PERSONALS
SACRIFICE Gen, blue-white diamond solitaire
ring! about ( carats. $115: lady's all-platl-rum
fancy diamond ring. Mci'ulchcon. 01.
Bulletin Blclg,, l'hont) Walnut 13 i7.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CASlTlER and telephone clerk. S. W. cor.
02d
ana i.ansuowcio hyi-,
CHAMBERMAnD snd wallress: first class. 4023
Waynoavo. Call nflcr12cVclock i.
CHAMBERWORK nnd walling! experienced
while girl. Merlon 400 or wrlto Box io,
Merlon.. Pa. . .
COOK. Protestant, stronc. middle nerd wonvn
for family of 0. Write Box 101. Overbrook.
COtTkiMf niurcnreoreilnlngroom: smell fam
ily, no waslilnni reference. J1JJ I'owelton
avenue,
CORRESPONDENTS, 2, I competent to an
swer Inqulies by mnll on questions pertaining
to millinery; tho other to answer similar
filtration on dressmnklns nnd general rash
Ions, graduate of fl.ilnestlo sclencn course of
tho city high school or Drexcl Inslltuto pre
ferred. answer, stating ngc, experience nnd
nearest telephone number. P 810, Ledger
office
GIRL for plain cooking, assist with other work,
a man Is kept to do all hard work and walling,
no laundry work: two In family; good wages
M 751 ledger Central
GIRL wanted, acquainted with paper boxes pro
ferred but hot necessary. National Metal
IldRO IlpxCo,l1227 Callotvlilll St.
GIRL for general housework, Scotch or English
prrferredi good wages. Apply P 810, Ledger
on Ice
OIRLS WANTED
TO LEARN TO MAKE LITTLE CIGARS
DESIRABLE. STEADY WORK
TA1D 7 PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING
LIGGETT A- MEYERS TOBACCO CO.
TIIIRDAND JTNTARIO
oTltl.S Two rellablo Prot, girls, as cook nnd
chambermaid nnd waitress, family of 2. best
referenres required. P 811, Ledger Offlco
GIKl.Sto work In laboratory. Applv Valentine
H. Smith & Co.. H, W. cor, 2d ond Green.
LADIES We have best house-to-house, commis
sion basis, quick selling proposition on market.
r Room 314, -'H Chestnut St.
IDY of good address, well education for posi
tion requiring tact, experlenco not essential,
must have tlrst-class ref P X3"Ledger Office.
MILLtNERS
We requlro milliner's helpers nnd learners
over 10. Apply Emplomcnt Bureau, Lit
Ilrothers.
MILLINERS, exp ; also Improvers, good wages;
long season Apply 68.'0va Germantown ave.
ond3i,o"i Germantown ave.
NFRSE to do chamberwork and assist with ono
Infant, 2 adults In family, reference Phono
Oak Lane 15s I J. or call (,C0.1 N 12th
OPERATORS on all parts of shirtwaists, tuck
ers. finishers, trimmers, hemstllchers, steady
work: highest pay; learners taken, paid while
learning; bright, airy workrooms; spacious
lunchroom: coffee and tea free, 48-hours-per-week
schedule. Tho llagedorn Mcrz Co,. 3d
nnd Brown.
POCKETBOOKS Experienced girls, also learn
ers. 48-hour schedule. Wolf & Co., 12th and
CallowhIII.
PRESS FEEDERS; exrerlenred on Gordon
presses; good pay. Apply Wolf Ilrothers, 12th
and CallowhIII, sixth floor.
SALESWOMAN Woman of ability and outsldo
selling experience for Bpeclai. permanent work
In connection with "The Book of Knowledge",
leads furnished and good phy to woman of
force and pleasing personality. Call 60S
Denckla Hide. Ask for Mr. Colbert.
SALESWOMAN wanted, experienced, for educa
tional work, leads furnished, salary nnd com
mission. Wrlto or phono Spruco 52b0 for
appointment.
SHOE salesladies, thoroughly exp., permanent
positions, good salary, Boston Sample Shoe
Shop. 1002 Market st . second floor.
STENOGRAPHER
Ono who Is capable of doing good work.
Apply Emplovment Bureau. Fourth floor.
GIMBEL BROTHERS '
STENOGRAPHER wanted by nn electrical man
ufacturer; a refined and experienced typist
and stenographer: state age, experience end
..la.u Avnan,..1 T ,V -In... . ... . -.
salary expected. P. O ,42J0.Jerantown, Pa.
rENOGRAPHER. experienced, wanted! state
sti:
salary and reference,
twviy l- an. ea. Off,
e. -eiani.i cteuiY. ussisT, wun ironing; elueily
white woman: reference required. Call 20jG
Pine. 4Wednesday, H) to lla. m.
WAITRESS, private family; suburbs J 647
Ledger Central. '
WARD" MAIDS wanted. $18 per month, with
board, lodging and laundrv unci- a-i., ..
the superintendent. Philadelphia Hospital for
S;?n.,a,Bl.ous Diseases. 2d and Luzerne sts..
Phlladelphq. I'a.
WJND1.11S on skein yarn: steady work; good
pay. Apply at once. Robert Lewis Co., Itich-
mond and Bridge stsPhJJaj
WOMAN, refined, settled as mother's helper
...... iwu,vnin-i ; uaen io cniiaren; coou wages
references, t n,y i,ia- reivin.
C 221, ledger Office.
lis i IjAOi' as stenogropher and assistant
bookkeeper wanted by textile mills In German
town. Apply In own hanclvvrltlng, Btatlne ex-
perlenceetc.J' 823, Led(ferptllceT
Fi?. ''-apv, thoroughly experienced In KeepI
ine time for factory workroom, stnto salary
Central emplojed. M 75J, Ledger
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT Man with cubllo accounting ex.
perlence wanted by n Arm ot certified Toubud
Hctountantsi eost accountant preferred' i!er
manent position if satlsfactorj ; state detalfJ
of experience. M 753. Ledger Cent rn I aeta"
ADVERTISINa COPYWRITER
The advertising; department of a large store
has an excellent opening for a young min who
has ability to turn out good cony: must hSv2
experience: none others need I respSnd: ms!
Xe,uBa,0. n;nadr,Ptc"heH
. .. . AISLH MANAGER
A;.e:horolll:h y experienced aisle manager re.
quired Apply In person or by letter FmninV
ment Bureau. Fourth floor '""" J-mpioy-GIMBEL
BROI1IER3
ARTIST Wanted, retoucher for general' . .
vvork.Art Department, Publlo ledger e "
proven ability to "sell a po'JilTr ?a.?t'
slon basis; full
first letter. M
Jerl3ld40.-Ledger Ce"ntJa .':rcnce ln
BANK
VNK CLERIC, assistant bookkeeper: voun.
DOKKKKIEU. fxperjenced. fop a iarce bt-arh.
iaMh!MF
iiiVii-t.,.!iiiL-.t .-.: :r. rr
aiF1 WA
BOY wanted Apply fifth floor. 60S Chestnut st.
MX1.T WANMH
Continued from free
D?.T.l!!.ru..r.l'.,,.ll. .'"J male, k,
. Diddle Co,. 1.21 HsnAtt1.."
BOY or young man for erran'rl
factory! chance to learn ."il
j!oojJLvo,fA qIJI 2 1 rf', n'J'fivfaj
nor Tnnted, etpei enced tn. " "
state age, salary and ref n.'.".' v
.Td?en?flf!e0,C"1oTn
""-'"".""'"turlnTT:
i ' ,r,,"ll eervicea of : ,,rw
orrice worki splendid eSLtiW
iiif-nei re-piy. statin- - . .'W
Ledger. Branch. Broad and ci..r,l
BOYS, wanted, III ,,.M. , ' WrJ
. theA.Schoenhu.'VJ jj
vicTon,
liss vacancies fiV NB
atMJ lw"hts '
...... .Machine carver.
--ounie-nead molder ,.,. ml
., Touchers-up A
Rubbers, oil and wi at
AVIndow cl,an5?s." whi,,'
. orf.ccv.nR-: cooisffi.,
C'AIIPl.'VTr.'ltil ,. ..... - . . iL"e4
hour. Report with tools rian'."
iroveT N? J. P "mClrt' du 1in' tt.1
CHEF, white, for""'mllffe.t..-J
, Grlswold Worsted Co , , l)Iro ?UiVM
COACHMAN. cnmnr-. ..,- f.lil
.1 n40rLifejUi."',u ""W.ij.
c""' '"" wHiiieu on I ght barriiT
week work: good were. "?.'..
Cooperago, Snider andjvei.fjyyy,,
rtT j"l-n.... .
Prominent firm ""NT . tH
accountant with several veari'
vising factory cost methods: ablPe"
several engagements Blmultanel,7,.r
develop new cllentel.i go ,1 refn"-S'
. imlJUiKiiirirM
DRAFTSMAN
A. CAPAnr-n .man. Tiionrnrr,
I'HltlE.NCEII IN THE lipHlnS
WOODWORK AND STEEL sieS
e l.iHl.11, l-l.riANI'lli; AHTnuJ
BODIES. WANTED BY A LAPnl'l
MOBILE PLANT! A finrvi. VAtBl
TIOV, VlTlt EXCEPTIONAL (J
1 1..-( d vm 144. in d it an nir
HTATI. l'l'T.l.T QUAMrjOATlONfl
NIVIMATIIW VILi: LtSj
coxriui-XCK. itaA
, . u. HU.-.I.5.U. i'J lir.ADEL
tinATTOAtAV -. ...I.U.I t .
consuHltiff engineer Jn nearby citj.
.'-'v i it'"w"-,:r' tuiiLT-te coniin
tot, ij.uj,LT eiuru..
nitAl'THMAN. ullh rit.orlnn-. i- .
rhino uhoD practice: nrrmnnant li?
larso ronrern for our,K man jf ij
frences, experience anU iUlary dcilrriJ
1 810. ledger Office. rl
DlUVritfl AND U:LPI.RS Kxpertea
not oter v P?odi pay: clianr of .n
Appl y Wellwrargo & ( o , 822 Cbwtj
rARMnrt. married: refcrenc rannij
between 0 nnd n o'clock. Jtoora i
rotTXUHV FORCMAX for lirasn thin i
Mork. mo-ity nlei: PhiinriinM.
Answer fully, atatlnc oalary desire,.!
I UH.IUUIUi iAVlVbltS
l.lt RrorheV reqiilro furniture pckm
TM1T1.TTri--i-B4 sr. a ----
IIJII tlll'l ,
FjI'MHKH Anslstant foreman, wlthi
periencn, unnica m a retail yard.
X. 3d Bt.
MACIUN!. HANDS, uoodnnrklnn it.
Kood wages to competent men. Kep
met t-o.. jf rom nnd .rank I In gta.,
MACJIINISrs
Experienced men only on hlfV I
uraue, Hccuraie worn '
Mill In tr Machlnn ITandi
Rorlnir illjl and X'laner Hub
X'so.nnd Cench Hanfii
rioor itana loathe
Mechanics for laying out
on Bunace plates
Elclit.hnur nhlftn nprmnn i
Xo laboc trouble; lilcbett
rmea
Reply, stating age nnd- experhnetl
j, j. M , i". c un lOii,
tjii'tueipnin.i'a
AIAt'lllXlSlS T.athn hands! no mm
rate, with pleco work, with wtxttl
upon Aour nunuy. vppiy rrai.i
ues-uement-i'onu uo., iimin
atreeH.
MACHINISTS All-arnnnd hands. I
engine repairs; must be first-clan L
iir. r Vi..t, Aii' Tin k'j.1.1. -
iiii j , ivuiir '!- : r . "
MHCHAXICTAT. DIIAITSMAM. with c
experience; lajout of steam plptotjd
opening lor capauie man; gie iiui gw
In letter an to experience and placets
v hi. ..eager urnce.
MAV ttnnfriii nnrlnrpi1 In lllflf t
chemicaln, drugs and eKetabltvolli J
phiir-n i-if Thl 1 n ifalnhln nfflc f ftl ft Nffl
concern; stato salary expected, ihj
ence; information treaiea siricut
M -1J4. laager umce.
MEN employed nil or part tjnw.
exira iiivnvy un 1110 niuoi e.iwi
e ary; no capital required. C 10.
lin' Wanted, bollermakers. locoi
chlnlsts, car repair men, laborerj.
cieinerB. .jenna. 11. jt., j.
orpmn wvr
A bright, clean-cut boy, past 18 7
grammar ncnooi grauuaie. appjj-
Tt 11 pa f3ll Titn-ti tlnnfi
' uimduij hnoTnERS il
OFFICES WORK Young man. 15 t 111
icai position; ery gooa opporiunpg
farcy, appijt py joiier, Bivins iu i
lalnew. Jonea &, Cadbury Co.. llMj
PACKER
Tar reneral drv enoils whole Ii
preferred. Apply jJureau of Emplon
floor.
STRAWUniDaB & CI.OTHW.I
rnnTffirfl
Reieral vaeAnrfen fnr stronr whltl 4
day work. Apply employment Butul
noor.
Uiailii.U XiliVlilE'c J
PnCSSMAX Sen Ices of intelllnl
pressman. moierate-sized pii.,3
cation, tractable. wllUnr: aW tl i
uructionsi good future outlook fors
requirements! siato ir present w
wages demanded. A 8. Teagerj
SAT.HSMAN wnntcd. craduat of 1
Inc school or sohool of pharmafl
wuiiams, urown & uarie, inc
SAI.KSMAN. real estate Want llM
run nrrultif rnoilitf luada riv'B! ttS
only. Richards, dlr'nrd below WkJ
SALKSMAN A clean proposition;
jaiKQ returns; a, perjnancnt "VTJ
successful man 403 Finance Bw
SilVOslAM. Mr.... ..I t.l.Vi -r1 I
unuuu.Ti. -i U111C., llllll-il.wji
experienced truck salesman, to.sgj
advertised lino of commercial vew
VnftltSjhlfH Atsi n arslnssw nn1 iTAtBAM
cants must Rive age, full truJ
and references In first letter U l"
tentlon M C4T. Ledger Centrat-
SAI.K3MAX Uleh-class paint tMJ
salesman, wnose past exp. guarn
to establish branch office for m
torv IhllH. Atlanlln Pltv and V
spnal assistance of sales manager M
jt?x iirg. uo., uieeiana
RAT.i?sf AN
wanted by large motortruck cob
llOnnl nnniHunll'V tn tha rlrht I
t once in confidence, statin ftj
.iuiib. Auureas i b-'-i. iagvr t
SALEHMKNT N.VH Mtv work! :
good stature, nent and hustlersrs
who want t.nn n month and rets
new epoch In the business; arnliMtPI
jwnueu qmy ny numDer oi "uw'j
want mn abl to hold their s
iime rim nine irajei no 1 eJV'2
con nmer oniy men, wno n . r
Tin1- irn 'tv full nnrtlrtilari 0
Be, etc. Address J 445. Ledger!
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