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ARTOM ORDER IN '
; ANNUAL SESSION HERE
tllost Excellent Assembly Adopts
i&New Regulation for Payment,
of Sick Benefits
1Y-Bjr invitation of Oerinantown Aiuoinbly.
PW ll0' . ' th forty-flfth nnnual getwlon of
l y ioai excellent Aasembly of the Aril-
, .-... viutr ni mutual i-roiecuon was neti
a. In th Y. SI. C. A. tilllldtnie nn nrmnn.
s town avenue above Chclten avenue. Kvery
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w.aivii in mo way qi nospuamy. COn
Van lAnf and inlartn t a .art & ess 4 .. hII nnlnmi
in mml representative attending had been
, '"ub vy me. committee or su. ?rj, anu ine
' I, 'experiences of the material enjoyment, with
i mo iuii narmomous spirit or truo rraternal
Mln evinced threnmh the legislative dellber
V. atloni, relectlng the Influence of the sun
(: thine of a SDrlngllke dav. will mark It as
H ene- of the most successful events In the
c His Honor the Mayor was not able In
person to extend, the usual welcome to the
Si . IWMVantUH I.... ... t . tl.. -i . 1 1-..
y uviitvMttu,,, uui whs iitijiiiiy repreneiiieu n
Jj. Statistician Cattell, the popular scholar and
r, . ftentleman. who tinliretl nut mn,f elcMiticfittv
fcf, 1 nd Insplrlngly the broadest fraternal, pa-
inotia ana anectlonate sentiments for the
love of home, city and nation. Director
Frank B. ytockley on behalf of the session
nntai1 In h -......t ..-..4 ej. .l. .l.l.
the expression of gratitude of the organiza
tion to the Mayor of the city through lilt
beloved representative. The reports of the
it. E, recorder, M. 12. cashier and board
of directors wero approved.
M Of th recommendation, of the M 13. Matter
Artlatn the usual appropriation of 3noo for ex.
Wnii of th offlceri tn promoting the irootl of
lh order and the uiuji! fee for Instituting- new
KMemhllei were approved. It nai decided that
sold button! of better quality alia I b pre
i tented to candidate!. The regular alarlti of
the M. E. fterordfr nd ais'ntnnt were np
yrored, but that of the second assistant uas In
creased from I)OU to $ltMM. The committee nn
welfare and extension was ordered continued for
thla year end that the rommlttee shnll take
up the question of forming a "Junior artltun
hIp,, for consideration and report. The board
C directors, M. IZ. officers ana rd.tor vter au
thorized to publish and mull The Artisan to
very tnember of the order for one year without
Cbarte, If this enterprise can be ca triad out
Within reasonable cost.
Of the amendments the one considered lh
anost Important vrm carried an submitted
"For the purpose of distributing the cot of
tele benefit a equally among the nsvmbllen rf
the order, upon n per member bns'a, a fjnd
hall be created and maintained by the most ex
cellent assembly bv the payment tn the most ex
cellent recorder, from thn contingent fund of
each subordinate aseembly, on the flrftt day of
ach quarter, or within ten ill) a thereafter, of
a. per capita tax of forty-' e rents for each
member whose dues for the previous quarter
have been paid (except those who died or re
alcned): brovlded. thit where a member Is re-
Instated the tax for each quarter for which he
-waa In arrears shall be. remitted with the next
Uz.
From the fund ao created the most excel
lent, recorder snail reimours suDorninaie as
emblles for sick benefits paid bv them In ac
cordance with the provisions of thl article,
When sawie are properly certified by th re
order, unon blanks furnished bv the most ex
cellent assembly, accompanied by the physician's
certificate tn each ms. No assembly shall hav
the rliht to participate In this fund which shnli
oe in arrears tor saiu per capita tix
"This fund shall be under the control of t
board of directors, who shall have authority
lo make rules ror lis aoministrniion ana in ne
crfde inv nuesttons relatlnsr tn It or to the naV'
Went Of tick benefits, subject to appeal to the
most excellent assembly. The fund shall he
kept separate and apart from the death bnem,
Contingent or other fund of the most excellent
Sisaemhlv. and th tlahilltv of the most excellent
assembly In the payment of sick benefits shall bo
limned to tnia rund."
The next Important amendment fell short of a
two-thirds vote: "Any member who shall b
elected recorder of hla assembly shall b sub
ject o the approval of the board ol directors
nd If approved there shall be lasurd to him h
commission, which shall remain In force during
the time he, may continue In office, unless re
voked by a majority vote of the f-oard of direc
tors or his assembly for cause. The revocation
St a commission shall constitute a vacancy in
ne office of recorder.'
The follow In a resolution offered by Doctor
Mitchell and Chaplain Johnstpn both of St
John's Assembly, was unanimously adopted.
'Whereas. Conditions of today, aa applied tn
the existence of governments, call for the exercise-of
true patriotism and fidelity;
Therefore. We. the Most Excellent Assemble
of 'the Artisans Order of Mutual Protection of
Phlladelohla- Pennsylvania, representing a mem-
bersbtp of 17,000, tn session assembled this
Tth day of March. 1017, place ourselves on rec
ord as unitedly stand'ns for the most loyal
tupport of Woodrow Wilson, President of the
United Staten In these tryint? dast
I Resolved, That we, as a body, offer ourselves.
n reservedly, to the service of our country In
Whatever capacity we may be usablet
i Resolved. That we express our severe con
4emnatlon of the tactics adopted by the eleven
United States Senators which resulted In thn
Umomlnlous defeat of the neutral armament
measure, and which haa created an unfavorable
Impression abroad;
Resolved, That we bellev this to be the time
for the exercise of the spirit of true American
sm. and that we call upon our members tn sink
mil party differences, and stand aa an unbreak
able organlxatlon for God, our country and our
i flax. .
The election of officers resulted as follows
Vnr 11. E master artisan, Jacob R Jordan, of
8. Prospect Park Assembly superintendent. Frank
Vf A Chalmra, of William Patton Assembly, In
spector. vvlllMm r, voornees. oi uak i.ane As
sembly: cashier. A. R. Underdown, of Ifaddon
Assemb'y. Walter Charlere. of Cotllnaswnod
Assembly, the other candidate for Inspector,
moved to maLe the election of Uro. Voorhecs
tmanlmous.
The four members of the board of directors
, elected were -tems H. Malonev, of St. John's
?e Assembly; John Llpsev, of Adelohl Assembly,
T.t Fruik kerwtrlek. of Germantown A,ambly
' Tn other cmMldate. were Charls W. McCon-
Sell, of West Phl'.delphla Aa.emblyi H. C. Qer.
art, of Dorian Aembly, and William C
S.rde, of Faaayunk Aaaembly,
After in. intiauauon oi in. omwi t- .m. i-;.
t M, A. Thomraon w-ia preaniea Dy uirertor aia
lortay, on behalf of St. John's Aaipmbly, wlfi
? a cas of table alher In appreciation of hla work
for hla aa,emciy aa wen aa ror ine orner.
W V !( 1 -Haiti Tftar1a nnnunna . V.
SS"' aWPotntVvo ofrrera as followa: Moit exrellnt
onaucior, jamti t aiarr; nrnior master nr
eeremonle.. Lanaford E. Knnpp; Junior master
fiMnmiinlM FMtt'MPH T.. Sh.W! Wl M'r. Rlm
iAj.JWahu chaplain, the Ilev. nobert K. Johnatoni
i flni.iuii rnmmlttM. (1enrA II. Wlawell. William
Jt. Cotter, Harry n. Trentiel.
Th. aaajg-nmenta of the neputlra oer th auh-
erdlrut. aaemblls have bn mnde aa folloua:
. Capitol CJty, Iiorden If. Jlllla. Keatnne, Ab'am
D. Detwellr: Pennaylvanla, Fred 1,. Kne; Pro.
rreaalve, Harry C, Smith: Ttrook'yn, Harrv n.
V.a Vu.lia. nlrarit WfttaV tf Ifahn T InumH
'ti4 V, Walter IllrsW; WesJ Philadelphia. !,oftus
ff Armstrong, ,iiiiuiui(r-'niiii ni,niii--y (i
flmullent Radl-t Star. William n, pollock-
PL MoIUda-fBburr. William n. Reed Ifallon Walter
t Charlere: ooiw.u, jonn r inns: enmaen,
T. H. Hunter Lottt fipartan. William C, Hevde-
nt.enrtse. Edwin S. Mavort Oriental (. Itnvd
I ' Oalloway; Southwestern. -Charles W, McConnell,
R-Hammonton, Dr. J. A. Waaa.
i.. k iJiiumuis, ii-fc r iiniini i luriiii.
1. lumoia. vv e. iiarveyi riariiry, Alex
fcVajuUr. B. Johnani Fraternity. James F. Conleyi
,-r rnnestoica, Walter Evans: Continental. George
RAW nrMrrl Hurrlsbura'. W H. HheTleyt Mnnrv.
."!. FVItxi Laneaster. .Tnhn M. Watsont St.
' )Ahn'i .Jaaeoh T. Tavlori Mountain. Andrew t.
Mj llellerar Union. Dr. C. Carroll fitlrker: Waverly,
nWiA Ptltlp H, Prle: Apollo. James C. Marrt Wat.
?T aontown. William A. NMcelyj Rendln. John
" t Orl rat I. v. unaeraown. jonn vv. usiveri uer
v snsiTKOril -. nan; I'lif' t ni"t "'""" -
.1 ilnnt Kureks.. C. M. (Illhertt St. Puls Wll.
Tl J'p -ilam M. Wrowni Frankford Cyrus W Evans
", 4 Pardo.l AMra. D'. A, V. Peraln'i Norwood,
TbOQUI w, "ncr jaruiuiiv, c. j. inncrfrarni
irowani Cheater, John f.. Ackrnydi Kenalnc
ham! Waahlniton La'ry P, Drennam
anton, nenjamln w, Etanii Plttabunrn.
, a" TOalfmant Knrthweitern. KMwnod W.
uhhat Rartram W. Harrlaon Pattont Ihlah.
latin IJpeavi Hadon Hlhfa, A, n. Under
Awn Jr.! Paaayunk. PhtllD It. Arnold! AdlDhl.
Alfred J. Kelleyi Proapert Park. 15. V Qrear.
ii Iwaid) Trenton. K. v, nmerei iaei. norerr r.
Tliimpaonr Eneretlet Andrew J, N'cholaai Pal.
aVJra, Herman K-T! Atlantic City, w. I.an
.Hlcl Tirchwood. Robert Herrmann! Oak lp,
-tjugn H Malonevi Iinc taland, Henry P,
-Bnd,r! William Patton, Bamual II. Scatter-
Jpodi Fox gbaae, Harry Ktndla.
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5,An- rlahorai. lunrn "r .n. an waa aarved
tl,. tuft DUIiailla o& mr urrniiniann Itoya U1UD,
viik muale. fonca and Incidental tartora irtat-
lllianou" rw,i,M ''- itr"u nnlia,
fed runner in i, u, -,a. nan, an.r
anquet by the M. K. Aaamly, ,an extend d
irmin QI proreeaionai vaudeville .lalenl. vrlnp
iw.wlth the entaneleraent nf-lhe audience
Mtlfk rtani annivhalla" .nrf (riflat
afcaMMl thrown (rom one aldavof th.'audl
n to gU-otber. - "
a a-Rovi prr,i.rjHTn f in aaaem
nr.afnta and ranr. were. aninvaA l,w
: lajrHiantaiir-a an prncniauon n in bual-
Xtiii T nn Oarnaantonn aTenua.of tlckaia
aa. Altaawnerrlt tvaa th knoat an.
1 a1 VayoytWfcjiety eyervheid-py m
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I lUrrr if, -Mtk kar. be.n VrUt.n
TaTaS lay rvWF B-aaV0ITlairlf aiiefl
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Pwewtet
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JOHN LIPSKY
Now member of the board of direc
tors of the Artisans' Order of
Mutual Protection
the activities of the Inrspst assembly of th
order, He was thn talltd for s'mrt terlod
to the assistance if (.'otnnionweHlth Astrmhl
and then tn the rprorJerslp of the new A del phi
Assembly, which 1ms made a renowned reiord
for energy, enterprise and nutnlcrs
Progreslvj Assembly neit had n larger or
more entovnhle rnectlm-1. The aifan wn-a nhuntiril
from the nenth flcor of the Parkwav Hutldlng
to th fl-at floor or the Fraternity llulldlng l''t
Arch strcft. and the wisdom was st n.ipnrrnt
that the trustt'ps wer emiwnvrl tn lise the
room for a nr Of sfxtctn Application, re'
telved eight candidates were prep i red 'or Inllta
t'on. Alnnv v:liori nnil rcprescntniHis to the
Moit nxcellent Assembly session were present
but owing tn th late hour n-.lv thois a tillable
tould be called upon for remarks M II. M A
Tlionipiun. M. 11 H. Jordan. lUrrrtori tlrentheail
and (lerbart Frank A. Chalmers, of William
Patton Asfmbl A. J. KelH o' Oak I.sne. .1.
V Marr of Southwestern Waller fharlere. of
Cotllng-mood. John I.lpey oZ Adelphl. ,f K.
Hlmp-on. of Columbia, J. W Vork. of Alhan!
Hartley and Seel. tt2 PnlmrH, (IrorRe Msgowan.
of MetroiKlls. formerly of ProsressHe. and P.
M. K, M. A. Weston C, Mo;-d of ProrressUe.
n elaborate program of athletic f-atures bv
trnlned artists wn- furnished nnd directed by
Prof. William .1 Hermann of Progressive Ah
mblv and seeral Aornl soIok were exquisitely
eung by the ernlnrnl vounp tenor, Walter Pnn
tlus, Htso nf this nssemt)ly. An oyster lunch
was served
Iihhc C rndrdonn Asiemhlv undr h
aiiplcr -i of th lml I team gave .Vhi nnd
pinochle nartv as a snrlnl fp.iMtre There were
manv Indlfi In 'Miend' end tbe prizes were
worth whll. It rot her Harvev Iutx presented
P M. A. Dinlel (1 Helntrrlmnn with n piM
master's Jewel. Urnther I.Jtis clos assoclatloT
with the retiring master during twentj nr tror
years qualified him to Inud Brother Helntz-lmnn's
character anl worth ns a man and an rtl
nn. Brother llelnt7.elman thnnket his officers
for assisting blm 'n h's p'lrrcss as master art1
san. P. M. A n. Hnrr Dltter. cbnlrman
of the entertainment enmn!tte outltnd mnn
of the good features planned for th future. The
May meeting will be anMv rsarv nlKht nnd the
June meetlnc ( J torse C Mngowan nlsht.
A delegation nj fortv members from I.'lifsh
Assemblv headed lo M A J ntrkle Jarkson.
lorge Hurcavv. J Itamond Smith and Ho'i
Keith all w'th trlrolnrd hHts fnjoje.l the
cordial hospitality of Olrnrd Asemblv nnd hae
accepted nn Inv'iatlo'i to visit Southwestern As
sembly next Thursday nlht. Ijhtg'i has In
vlted a delegation from Northwestern Asssm
hly. 1. A. .Infltson ha nrinlred I,hl"h's
elective and appointive "'fl.rcrs nnd committees
Into one extcutlv eommltt" Crr action on alt
plans and pro'ets for the goo I o ihe assem
bly. boMIng tnetlirs In 'owntnw i Imtel nnl
th Idea bus nrovwl a success. The slogan Is
"Hhi go get them "
JK. ORDER U. A. M.
Operation of the Great Marlin Enter
prises and Anniversary, Week
John R. Marlin Council presented n fea
ture In the new quarter.;, statement In the
form of a pamphlet with Rood re'ulltiE mat
ter which will Rn out this week The calen
dar commHtee ntao reported Wiat the H3ue
of the publication will be In the hands of
the members within ten dajs with the
promise tht this will be the best Issue eer
presented. The cuards of the council cave a
wonderful exhibition of drilling which wae
loudly applauded by the member The
guards now number twenty-right uniform
men and since the reorganization many of
the old guards have rc-enllsted
A dleretion was present f-om Frankllnvllle
Council. No 71 fnr tb purpose of prranrlng
a satlsficto-v flat for t- team of Msrlln Coun
cil to pllvrimige to Frankllnvllle Council to ex
emplify th mysteries of the Orlntnl degree It
was agrd to mnkf the visit on Monday evening
March I'd, v-rrn the members of Frankllmille
promls a large class of candidates All mem
bTs of the Oriental court are Invited to lie
present . "
The annlversirv wrek of Marltti Council
premises to t nn Interesting as well rs nn
ertlve period On Wednesday enlng Anr'l 1R.
there will be held In th- ball ins Wps' Vile
ghenv avenue th annual hannuet tn celebrate
tme lJth annlversnrv of t cncll. o whlrh
the ladles are Invited On Thursday "III be the
weekly me-tlng of t " council on FHdiv ee
nlng will I e a smoke for the members nnd
male friends. flnrd, clrnn talent and good smokes
will be frrnlshrd and this blng a yearly affair
the members look forward to a good time. On
Raturdav evening following will be a gigantic
class Initiation This promises to brt one of the
largest class Initiations ever l"ld by Marin
There are now Pfly candidates promised The
Initiation committee will forward a circular let
ter to the mmlrshlp this week, with the ob
ject of awakening the entire membTsMp to a
sreater actllty along the lines of Increase,
The work will be exemplified by the team with
some new features Tie entire membership of
the Junior Order In Philadelphia will be In
cited. TbeiDlrlgo Isltlnr club will make a l-.lt
to General O. K Wprren Council. No, 091,
Hutchinson street and Olrard avenu. tomorrow
evening. This will be the third fsltntlnn made
by the club this jear nnd from Indications (t
will be th larrest r-thrlng nf Juniors wr
held In the eastern district livery council li
utged to have a representation present IMrlgn
Council promises to have at .east fifty members
out
America Council whleh formerly met at SOS
East Olrard menue on Weelnsdy ewnlngs wilt
meet ln the future at Jlft Kast Olrard aenue
on Thursday eenlngs The change of mvetlng
place and night promises to make the baby
council een more active than before. Ar
rangements for n large class Initiation In th
new hall hae started
Htephen Olrard Council, No 141. will hotd a
large class lnltlitfon on Thursday evening,
March JI. which promises to he the largest ever
held by the council. At the last meeting five
candidates were obligated and ten propositions
were presented, A poll of the members was
taken and twenty-five propositions were prom
ised for the next meeting
Liberty Council Nn. 3.1. has started another
dart tournament for March. It Is Interesting to
the active members to note the succean of the
dart tournaments Each meetlnf night there
nre new active members added to the roll, and
the sessions also are becoming more Interesting.
There will be a tournament started each month
and snecl-tl prizes are being awarded to the
skillful ptaers.
(leneral Grant Council, of Norrlstown. has
now a degree team and desires to put on the
work for any council In the Eastern District, It
was only recently that they exemplified the work
for Bprtng City Council with ImpressUe cere
monies. A clasi initiation Will be arranged by
John It. Marlin Council after the April class la
held, when the team from Orant Council will bo
Invited to put on the work, It Is Interesting to
note the wpnderful progress made by Grant
Council since Its Institution.
Tranklln Council, No. 10. of Brooklyn, jj, y
i-ri held one of e famous class Initiations on
Friday evening March 30. The degree work
will be exemplified by th- degree team of Co
dorus Council, of York. Pa. The members of
tbe team are working falthfu'ly to demon
strata to the New York Juniors th way the
work Is done In the Ke stone Htate. Many visit
ors from Patladelnhla and tMs State will witness
the work, and Franklin Council promises to
have 300 candidates on hand.
Manchester Unity
Ioyal Progressive Lodes. No. 0250. Is en
deavorlng to uphold the Idea that Its name Im
plies, and (be-united efforts of ths newly elected
officers promise to erown the present year with
Increasing success. New members are Initiated
t the reeular meeting and a good program If
leading features has been carefully arranged
forMIlVChurch parades In several parts if
the city, class Inlthaions. theatre benefits. pc.
ntra and ekourftons to tbe aeasnore are soma
of the mala ffatur- proposed. The newTv
elected efflcsinVarpN,0.Hrotbr Frank John-
.. r . f Kuilha tlakaa4aa f U lik.. -. . '
riaftift.
in7"a.r.ruvvsrw. T.wiSJft
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P. O.S. A. ORATORS IN
NEW CAMP SCHEDULE
Assignments for Speakers at the
Tuesday and Wednesday
Night Local Meetings
Tho rptakrrK f6r tlio Tutaday nnl
Wednesday evening camps In Philadelphia
nre nnnounced below. Tlio apeakers for the
ThurKday and Krlday evenliiK camp will
be named at a later date In these column,
the I0vem.no Ledokr publlshlne all P. O.
S. of A. news eery Monday and Thursday.
Many of the cumin are Impatiently waiting
for the visits of the nciuadroti, and It looks
as If this movement would prove to be the
moat successful exer operated In the order.
(Ireat credit Is duo to tho Htate secretary,
who orlslnated 'thU plan for the camps and
who has worked out all the details.
.J1"!1," "Pfakfra for tha Turaday evmlnj camp"
on March i'u ar'nTt follows:
Hectlon l('nmpa 81. 4u3 nhii 4S1 Taat Stale
'ItJ,',nV..Jl!lLn " K'a. I'harlea It. I)ala. nf
lamp ilTJi I-ranK I,. Thoma.. of Camp llli 11.
jCi K'ly.of Camp r.0i Hnrrx Dalay. of Camp
481. ami lirother Waliar Hmock. . .
Hactlnn a I amp, ftV, 444 and 120
siale Maater of Kornia Jonn W. llarpar. John
llnnlon. uf Camp ton J Kellar.on llflm,. of
Camp 0i .MJrrla May and Chnrlaa J Kaunca.
Billion ;l Cumps 478. BTO nnd 1S1. St'.aa
i.',,' resident llabrlel It. llnjer lloraio V,
.Mac r Aidtll. nf t'uinn ft Ulmm I. Umni. nf
tamp ,iii, and Ororst- Wllllnina.
.Hfillnn 4 Camps 20S. .100 and 4I. Stata
Sprrotliry Chnrlaa II Hahna, Jonn llod. uf
Camp nil: II Wentral, William II I'larke.
Meellon S Campa L'ltl. anil und 3. llalld
Iter, of rump iiiii, New lllnetold. t'reil l.ooa.
of I'anui 5", and Charlaa Sum
Heitlun H Campa 1)4 Kill and mo, Stala
I'rca dent i: K fiark, Hlla Trilalfi- II K
Huinnsiuii, Wnlirr K lluiton. of Camp Mn
Hlati- Aaiiatant Si(rrtnry Milliard K Sloan and
llanrai lijrvtart
Sirllon 7 Campa (lit and 33J 1'aat Hlatn
I'rtalilent Herman A Miller, of Kaalon: II
XtNKir ii'llna, uf Camp fill, and John Holt, of
Camp 101.
I ..' .(tnrMiliv alanlnir Mmn nn Mnrrh 21
have Ijan dludad Into dlatrlrla and the tamps
iiml aiifnkira Hro Klian below
HiTtlon 1 Campa L'lM and 3s3, Urnett K.PIrk,
Plnli prialdrnt 1,0111a A Harry, of Camp 2UJ.
Iloraea MacKadfn and (horka J. Kaume. of
l nip lull
, .Section 2 L'ampa 3U1, 34H and 411. Slato
Mre I'raalilant Oalirll If. Moer. II Slauar
Halma uf Camp .Ml, .Stale Trualac II K Huf
nnaton, John llunlon, of Camp ml . DuMd
c iter, of Camp Inn, and David Jack., of
lamp 11 Allpntoun
Sirtlon 3 Camps 3tS and 4()t Slats Master
of I orma John w Harper. Walter K llutton.
of L'anm So. Miale Aaaistanl Sacretary Milliard
Moan. Uiorili' It Pellet, of Camp 1(13 Head-Ink-.
I harles II Davla and Ilobart .. Thnmiisoli
.Section I Camp 571 will have fie apanki'rs
for Itself Slnta Sprralnrv Charla II Halma
iimn iiun, or amp nil
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William Clark, of
of Cnmp Till, and
lamp 2'p:i, ll m Uenit-I,
ucorffo ti llorwart
1 amp Vo 3IS which maeta every Wednaaday
aventnn at lla-mantown and Indiana nvenurs.
Is mnklnji exienalve preparations for tha coming
of the fljlnc ari'iadrnn on March 21. and Invltea
tha manihera of other camps to lie present.
This camp experts to maka a preat caln In
memliarsnip .v nail Julv The officers of Iho
cimp are aa folloua rna.dent Abraham l.ary,
vice prrs'ilent. Albert J Curtla. who Is alio
eiialrman of the pre. tommlttea, conductor.
Harry Maann. recordlnif atieta-y. Wlllliim
raj lor- financial aicretary. Oeorse Merkar, and
...uiUln. H.ir-y Mason
I'smp No 77. maatln at Oxford Chester
1 untj w III initiate a larue ilam of candidates
aim will also observe tlit-lr annherairv on
Ihursdat eveninif. Manh 211. Hiram I. Wjnne,
a niiteil flatrlotlc speaker, will address the
meeting
The Invitation leaned liv 1'amp 4SX. of Phlla
ilalphla. to th intlre lljlnit squadron to Mslt
tnelr rsmii has been accepted and th data has
r.n J,xri1 f','r Mondav evenlnir May 7 I,e.v!ln
men from all parts of the State will he present.
Ihe N'o. '2 riutri, f n.uln ... , .
.'.v...... t 1, , . ". .""t.lltM ,11 ItllllKUIOFrV
r VIi,.heJ,,!..'"y Thur,lll'' nenlne In Ihe hall
or lamp .ill." .Norrlstown. was a crcat sticcesa
s!.muairiior,"Ir't' . N.""J?"J Ma.te'r of Forms
Samuel lloliirtx. o: Conahohoikan. made appro
prlate reni-irks In vvhlch he told of Iho great
I'oJi'"'!0.; ,hT ,".r,,,r- Wtie Secretary Halms
explalnr.l the plal.-orm : prlnclplrs of the ordr
tn a beautiful mannrr and urisad nil members
waa the Mk practlial man that achieve.! succeas
toilav and that to aecure practical results (treat
efforts muat h. exerted. He concluded with a
atlrrlni; patrlotk' appeal and urtred all true
Americans to atand by Prealdent Wilson In this
monientn-ia hour and was vigorously applauda.1.
State rrealiieni llrnant K. Clark wa the last
speabe-r. lit must have a ureat moral order"
he sail. "We mu be mdn ral Irue men. and
above all we mut use the greatest tare and
dlai retlon. and provide the heit o: environment
for our children ror the bovs and ulrls of today
nre the man and women of tomorrow. I,et us
endeavor to aulde them In righteous paths nnd
brine them up to be great patriotic cltllena."
HI" santlmcnts were warmly appreciated by the
audience.
On Monday evanlnc. April 2. a lame deleca.
tlo'i from Camp fill, lloihorouah, will go by ape
rial train to preaent the traveling flair and p'Hla
tn fan-in Itsa. o. Itendlnir. This Is a new Ides
In V. O. S. of A. clrleH and nromlaea tn meet
with rr?nt succeaa, Tbe Idea l for one camp,
throjrl a vlsltlnc drlfeatlon, to take th" flan
end nihle to another cemp. which keapa th"
Jllble and flaic for a week and then prra-nta It
In -lno-hir camp and ro on. It Is eatlmalad
that It will take twenty yeara to complete th"
cojraa all over the State, but It will tai a n
rr"at rellRloua. pntrlotlo and fraternal Influence
for laailng r?aulla. The delegation from Camp
.In will be mat at the Heading- atatlon b;- the
bova of Camp 1(13 and will narad" on Pann
aireet to Ninth, to the ramn hall at Waahlnirton
etreet. where tbe flan nnd nlhle will be pre
aented. After the ceremony an entertainment
will be enjojed.
The' following notad nratnra will niMrea th
bin maatlnu State Vice Prealdent (Tabrlel Mv
'tst" Master of I'orms Tohn W Hnrpcr. Stat"
s.(rtary C-arlaa n Helma. Ptat Treaaorar
Irwin K. Smith nnd otn.r officials. tst Pr"l-il-oif
Krnrat I Clark honea to he nr-e-it, Tbe
followlnr rrothara from Camo fin will apaak:
fbalrmai IT Starer Halms. 'Hr"m T iv. n
Tioracs Tacravdan Joaeph Staler and Orlando
rtlHck. The mamb-rs o: Camp K3 who "!'
anrk nre rr-o-ik n. Raider l)cne n. Helm.
C'arance A. High and neorge It. Iellet lie
fraahments will be served.
Wbst makes ths event psrttcularlv Intereat
Init Is the fact thnt a great rlvalr" pravnll"
between thaae two tamps vvh'ch nr the larcca.i
In the entire order. Camp 5n held flr-t place
ntll the herlnnlng of March, when th Tlendlne
bos assumed the lead which tbav aim hold by
n cloae niarrn. However, the odda are In favoa
of Camp fin sraln becoming the largest ramp In
levv o a large class Initiation this month.
Camp 1fi3 will likely preaent the flag and
Hlble to Camp 24, of Lebanon, which for manv
years had the distinction of helnir Ihe largest
camp In Iho order, but In 1014 Camp Ml nnd
Camp 1H3 decided to defeat Camp 254. and the
final result was that the Lebanon camp slipped
Into third place, vvhlch It has held ever since.
General fleorge CI Meade Commandery. No.
311, held lis eleventh anniversary at Totem
Hall, Twenty-sixth street and Columbia avenue.
The address of welcome was made by A. Mc
Ma"na Tne entertainment committee provided
a fine program starting with a solo by Miss
.i.I.uimI eromin. The chairman pro tern.,
lirother Harry C Grafton, read a letter from
toe commamler-ln-cnief. Louis r steea. regret,
ting hla absence on account of the staff being
tuned to Altuona. lirother Charles 11, Helms
mada a stirring address, Tha event of the
evening waa a mock trial. In whlcn Udward II.
Smith was the defending attorney and Abe
Goldbacker Ihe district attorney, and which
more than 400 persons heartily enjoyed 'Ihe
iummandry has promised another big time In
trie near future The committee deserved great
credit for the quiet work done, aa nobody knew
tne nature of tne program until that night,
KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE
Surprise Reception to Grand Templar
and Grand Chief's Castle Visitations
Tho Grand Templar of Pennsylvania, Mr.
Mary C Blxler, was thorouKh y surprised
last wcelc when she was tendered a recep
tion and banctuet. Past Urand Templar
Mrs. Kate Haines was toastmaster, and
amoii3 those present were Grand Vice Tern
par Cora Homun, of Milton; Grand Mar
shal of Ceremonies Ida Friedley, of Al
toona; Grand Guardian of Exchequer-elect
Mrs. Sadie Dormer; 111 und Marshal of Ceremonies-elect
Mrs. Kate Lewis; Past Grand
Templar Mrs. Maggie Wlndle, of Kcranton,
and Past Grand Tcnm wr Miss Kate Fischer,'
Grand Guardian of Kecorda Mrs. Josle T.
Walter and Urand Guardian of Kschequer Mrs.
Johanna Leasner were unable to be present.
The grand templar was presented an appro
priate gift by Mrs. Kate Halms on behalf of
the members .of the order present, and she re
sponded with happy remarks. About one hun
dred aat down to the tablea and each on. waa
prcaenltd with a box of chocolates and an
American flag aa a souvenir of the occasion.
The balance of th. evening was devoted to
dancing and pinochle.
Grand Chlaf John F Urounley. accompanied
by aeveral of the grand castle officers and com
mltteemen, visited Kenllworth Castle and waa
royally entertained. Later he visited West Knd
Castle. No. 2U'J, where, a very profitable evening
was spent.
The grand chief haa laaued a call to every
rsatte In Philadelphia to aend tWo delegates to
attend u meeting called by him for Friday.
March 30, at the Grand Castla Hall. Matter
pertaining to tha order In Philadelphia will be
preacnted by him and Unusual methods will b.
adopted for building np th ord.r hers, Th.
grand chief, accompanied by tha grand castle
ofneera and commltt.emen, wlir visit Couer-ds-Lion
Caatl., No, 24, on March. IB.
nelco Koost No. I. Ancient and ifonorabl
Improved Order of Duinrds, a side degree con
n.ited with Chester Castle, No. ill. Is In flour
ishing condition. New- members are received
inonlhly and create much amus.ment. After
th clos of each moling all. present alt down
m mwi mvpprr. La ruo.i nivei.-on m. IBUra
-ni-u Hiusiii in, im'VWH mi
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12, l&V
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
District Class Initiation by Joint Teams
of Eminent Officers
t-'nder the auspices of TJlstrlct Deputy
State Councilor, Brother Joseph Trice, 8r.,
of Integrity Council, No. 838, district class
Initiation was held at Aeolian Council, No,
17. JS02 South Broad street, at which n
large number of candidates were present
and received the beautiful ritual from the
following councils; Aeolian No. 17. Star
of the Union No. 77, Chosen Friends No.
8B and Integrity No. 338. The omcers of
the ceremony were: Councilor, Jr. P. S. C.
Sheneman; vice councilor. P. C. William
M, Hall, of No. 17; Jr. Past Councilor, P. C,
Francis Alrey, of No. 337; Chaplain, P. C.
Charles T. i:aton, of No. 17 ! conductor,
P. C. Walter Morrow, of No. 338. nnd war
den. P. c. William K. Owens, of No. 338,
with assistance of other officers.
The work was well done and received tha
commendation of an exceedingly large meeting of
members o; the various councils. Slate Council
Conductor Uarkley of the siste Council of Cam
oen, .N j and lirother Dorsey Smith, coun
cilor of Abrsham llrownlng Council, of Camden,
N J,, were present and offered their felicita
tions Addresses were mede by S C. Secretsry
Ford, li. O S. i Councilor Alrey, D l S. Coun
cilor Price and Jr. P. S. Councilor Sheneman.
Another district clsaa lnlstlon will shortly be
held In the lower section of the city.
t nder ths auspices of I). 1). H. C. Franrls
Alrey, another large clsaa Initiation will be
held by lone Council, No. 711.1. at I.lanerrh this
evening, when members of Integrity Council. No.
338. will take aevtral parts In the initiation,
wherein Jr. P. S. C. Sheneman will act aa
councilor All members are urged to attend
this medlng, which Is but fivo minutes" rMt
from Sixty-ninth street terminal.
t'nder the supervision of Ihe Gool of the
Ordar Aaaoclatlon o: this dlatrlct a large dele
gation of members from all cnunctla of Phlla
d Iphls will Mslt Thomas Jefferson Council. No.
13. of Camden, tomorrow evening leaving Mar
ket street ferry nt N o'clock, sccompanied by
in. laiehraled KranV.'onl Flute and Drum Hand.
Many of the rnunclla of this city have mada
special efforts to secure a large attendance of
members and It la expected that a noodly ndni
lier will be In sttendsnee. t'pon nrrlval at Com-il-n
n recaption committee of Thomaa Jefferaon
Council No. 13H. in conjunction with Its unl
lormed guarda and hand, will meet and ecort
the memlirrs of this city to their spacious hall,
Uroadway and Division streets. Abraham
llrownlng Council, of Camdan, will alao visit
Thomas Jefferaon Council and nsalal In weliom
Intf Its co-laborers In real patriotism.
A moat Interesting program haa bacn sr
rsnged ly the committee In charge Including
excellent addresses by Major Kill", of Camden
many of the cite? and State officials, membera of
the order and active members of the state Coun
cils of New Jersey and T'ennsjlvanla. Thla
the second Inrce Inter-Stale visitation within
the Isat two months. Felicitations and eon
gratulntloni were exchanged by many officer"
and members lntere"tlnc remarks were made
b Jr P. S C. Sheneman. S. C. Secretary Ford
and others, of Pennaylvanla.
On Thursday evening next larga delations
from Diligent Council. No. 4. with It" guards.
Port Illchmond Council No 2.11. and Colonel
John Clark Council. No. tll.1. will vlalt Fl
dellty Sounill No 21, of Ilrlstol Pa A apaclal
trolley car will be rharterad to leave llrldga.
elreit. Krankford. at H oVloi k sharp. A most
Plea
Ing.
ileaalng occasion Is predicted for thoae attend
Slar Lodge Council. No. r.8. of Slatlngton.
Pa . one of the largeat organizations In that
communllv win hold lis thirty second .nnnlver
earv on March HI. whan State Councilor Miller
and S. C. Secretary Ford will be in attendance.
Star Lodge Councll'a nnnlvaraarlca are always
enjoveil and recur with grealrr aueceea, Tne
membara o" No. 08 nre zealous Americans, at
all times willing to work In the exlenalva pi.
of American patrlottam. It I" expelled Ihnt
more than lnO'i persona will attend.
Notices of the formation nf th" Marrhtng
Club have ben mailed to all councils of the
Kastern dlatrlct. giving eetlmates of coat for
one-day excursion and parade during the an
nusl aeaalon of the State Council of Pen" 'IvanU
at Heading. Pa.. Saptember It next. All the
councils of Philadelphia will be formel Into one
naaoelatlon. which, with many others, will form
n huge demonstration of Americans.
A. 0. II. Honor to Philadelphia
John O'Dea. of this cltv national historian
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians In America
and State secretary for Pennalnnla. at a
recent meeting of tha national board of Iho
order, consisting of tho national officers and
national dim tors, was unanimously elected na
tional chairman of Irish history succeeding
Prof, M. G. Kohan, of Milwaukee, who held Iho
position for seven ears.
AIKIN. March 0. JEAN CHEETHAM. wife
of Hugh C. Alkln. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Tues., 3 p. m., moth
er's residence. Sirs Phllena P. Cheetham, lulu
Madison St., Chester. Pa. Int. private.
ANDKHSON. March HI. Owjnedd. Pa..
JOHN UWS. husband of Francis Hover An
derson, son of late John Laws and Sarah Hill
Anderson. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Tues., 2:3U p. m.. State rd.,
Gwnedd, Pa Train leaving Reading Terminal
1 .02 p. m will be met at Gw'ynedd Valley Sta
tion Int. private.
11ADUU. - Suddenly. March 10. MARII-3 M..
wife of Albert Hader Inee Funkl, aged fit.
Relatives and friends, members Harper Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Invited to funeral serv
ices. Wed., 2.30 p. m., husband's residence.
20.11) N. Msrtlewood st. Int private Remains
may be viewed Tues.. 8 to 10 p. m. Auto
funeral.
nALI.ANTTNR March 8. MARGARET R.,
widow cf James Itallatitne. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral aervlcea Sun., 4 p.
m.. slstvr's residence. 2134 N. Van Felt at. Int.
Mnn. nt Eastou Cem.. Easton, Pa, Easton
papers copy.
HARNETT. Msrch D, MTRA F . wlf nf llel
ford Harnett (nee Naal). aged 211 Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral. Tues , 12 m.. fl7R
Ilerkley St., Camden, N J. Int. Cedar Hill
Cam , Philadelphia. Remains may bu viewed
Mon eve
nKAI.E March 10. DANIEL S.. husband of
Catherine if. Reala Relatlvea and friends In
vited to services, Tues,, 2 p. m 3yOI) German
town ave. Int. private. Ml Morlah Cem.
BERHB. WILLIAM HEEIIE, husband of
Elizabeth Feblger lleebe, for 48 eara pupil and
teacher In Yale College, at his home In New
Haven, Conn,, March 11, nged (1.1.
DENNETT. March 11. THEODORE H.. hus.
band of Elizabeth C Han lett (nee Isllebl. aged
44. Relatives and friends. Southwestern Assem
bly, No 18. Artisans' order of Mutual Protec
tion, employes of Victor Talking Machine Co..
Invited to funeral services, Wed.. 2 p. m.. 448
N. 38th st., Camden, N. J Int. Arlington Com.
Remains may be viewed Tues. eve.
110CHM. March 10. suddenly. WILLTANNA.
widow of Daniel Iloehm, aged 72. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral services, Tues., 1:30
p. m.. son-ln-lavv'a residence, M. R. Dill, 0122
Wlllowa ave. Int. Westminster Cem.
110ND. March 11, JENNIE V.. aged 47,
daughter of late William II. and Arrmlnto Mor
rls, wife of Frank A. Uond. Remains may be
viewed Tues., after 8 p. m., B714 Arch st. Int.
Jurdantnwn Cem., Wed, Funeral private,
DROOIE. March 8. ANNIE, widow of John
Joseph Uro. lie. Relatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral. Tues., N a, m.. residents of son-in-law.
James Ewell. 17.18 8. 2d st. Solemn mass of
requiem Sacred Heart Church 0.30 a, m, Int.
New Cathedral Cem,
nROOAN. March 11, HUGH, son of lata
Dennis and Ann Urngan. Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral, W'ed , 8:80 a. m., realdence
of J. P, Donohue. .14110 Market at.. W. Phlla.
High mass of requiem St. Carthage Church 10
a. m. Int, St Denis's Cem
B.UCKLEY. March 0, JOHN L.. eon of late
.Teremtsh and Johanna lluckley (nee Walsh).
Relatlvea and friends. Holy Name Society of
Ht. 'John the Raptlat Church, Dlv. No. 5, A. O.
II.. Invited tn funeral. Tura., 70 a. m.. 3S9
Terrace at.. .Manajunk. Solemn high requiem
mass St. John the Ilaptlst Church 9 a. m. Int.
Lykens. Dauphin Co., Pa, Train leaves Mana.
yunk 10:28 a, m.. vU Penna. R. Tl,
IIYRNE. March D. MARY widow of John
Flyrne. Ilatlvea and friends Invited to funeral.
Wed.. 8 a. m., 2821 Ellsworth at. Solemn
requiem mass Church of St. Anthony da Padua
0:3(1 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
. CALLAHAN. At P.nnevllle. Salem Co,. N.
J.. March 10. SAMEUL H. CALLAHAN, aged
78. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral,
Pennsvllle. Tues,, ell ar m. Services at resi
dence, Int, Kaat View Cem,, Salem.
CHRISTENSBN. March t. EMILY MAR
OAllBT, daughter of Enid and Jorglne Chrlsten
aen. aged 3 yeara ll memths. Relatives and
irlends Invited to funeral servlcea, Tues., 3 p.
m.. parents' residence, 809 K Russell st. Int.
private, Mt. Peace Cem. Remains may be
viewed Mon.. after 7 p. m.
CLARK. March 11. CATHARINE CLARK1.
Due notice of funeral will be given from 831 N.
43d at,
CLOR. March t pAOr. CI., son of lata John
A. and Catherine R. Clor, aged 28. Relatlvea
ana friends, employes fichuylklll Arssnsl. In
vited to funeral aervlcea, Mon., 8 p. m., broth
er's residence. 2049 Mercy at. (20th at. and
Snyder ave.). Int. Lancaster. Pa.. Tues, via
8:30 a, m. train from Uroad St. Station.
COOPER. March 11, ELIZABETH ANN.
daughter of Jacob and latetAnp Ileea.r, aged
69. Notlc of funeral later.
COTTER. March 10. MARGARET, widow
of Michael Cotter, Relatives and frltr.ds In
vited to funeral. Thurs., a.30 a. in.. 1034 Van
dyke at,. Frankford. Solemn requiem mass
and Int. St. Joachim's 10 a, m.
DAILY. At ltaddonflsld. N. J.. March 10.
PATRICK, eon 'of lata William and Julia Dally,
aid Of)
lieiaiivea ana irisnas tnvitsa to ru-
n.ral. Wed.
n:u a. m., i vvnaina at., iiaaaon-
held. N, J. . 'Solemn requiem maas St. Roas of
Ltma Church, Haddon Heights, uao a. m, Int,
Mt. Carmel Cem,, Mooreatown, N J.
DOAN. March S. 'CONSTANT NEWKIRK.
husband of Anna F. Doan and. son of late
Oeorsa W. and Christina I)on,. aged, 03.- Rela
tives and friends, 'Penna. R, R. y.Ierana' Asso..
employes or Penna. R. R., Invited la services.
Wed,. 2 P, nu- .1B1 Manta ,av. Int. Wood
land .Cem. .Frlsnda may call Tues., after 7
p. ni. West' Chester papers, copy.
DOWMNU Heveijn-aay, jniro i siontn join,
JOSEPH R. DOWNING, aged 78. Relatives ,nj
Mind Invjjwl to ""liVrtand1'' Utetlns;
House. .4i4tt' p. tn.. Third Month lth. Car-'
''I'M-
tlKATIIW
mortal Asylum, Church lane, Oermantow'n,
Tues., 0 a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Nw
Orleans papers copy.
FECHTER. March 0,, FREDERlCA. wife of
George J. Fechter. Sr. (nee LeuppMh ",IL"J:
llelstlves snd friends, members of Mjstlc Tem
ple. No. 28. O. nf P. A.. Invited to '""".LViX
Ices. Tues., 2 p. m.. son's residence. 410 N.
Falrhlll st. Int. private. Northw-ool Cem.
FISH, March 1, KLtKAllETII lelNTO.
widow of William Fish. R stives and friends
Invited lo fineral services Wtd. 11 a. m, 3813
Daring st. Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem.
A FOLKKSONVMarch 8. JOHN, husband of
Amv M. Folkeson (nee Hlinoneen). .aged 33.
Relatives and friends, memhere of Amity Lodge,
No in I. O. O. F.. and Slloam Encampment,
No 17. I. O. O. P., Invited to funeral services.
Tiias " i) m.. realdence of father-in-law, Has
moa Hlmnrisen 3012 N, 0th st. Rcmslns may be
.w.d"on.! after 7 P. m, Int. Fermvood Cem.
AUKONTn-r.Iarch P. ROSE, wife of Pstrlck
Font. Relatives and frlenda Invited In funeral,
Tiiaa 8 a ni.. parlors of J. J. Waits ft Hro..
23.ii"Fltz" ater st. High mass of requiem St.
Anthony's Church H.3 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
CfiiANlti:. Msrch 10, JOHN, husbsnd of
-.- .... nr I.I. f-harla. A a n.1
S.T.y'lli.ii:. ..ad 4I. Relatlvea and fr ends.
,. ,.,. -.,.--.,- ,.,. -- , ;,
i of,. folBe No" 2. F. A. A M of Washing.
torTl) '" KMrilew Council. No. 82. Jr. o II.
am Invllrd 1n funersl e-rvlrcs, Wed 2 p.
m narlors i H. P FrnnkenoVId Sons. cor. 30th
?nd Soring oard-n sts. Int. Fernwood Cem
Kilno-a ma v "si I Tues 8 to II p. Hi
FIlISinfcTIIMarch 11. IIENONI F.
ieiilHllll'Til Services. 3701 Chestnut st .
Thurs t-ltli Inst . 2 P in Int private. West
eiHinca mm ir
I.aurri in"
t'atrlik" Osiinon. Relatives and friends. League
of Sacred llesrt. Altar and Rosary So-tetle,, m.
vlted to funeral Tuas. n a. m.. .147 N. 2.1.1
at Solemn hlsh raqulem mas Ft. Francis
Nsvler's Church 10 30 a. m Int. Holy Cross
C'7Rt)Ni;lt Msnh 11 GEORGE ,V . son of
Tboims W anil alary i.. ujoinur unlnin"
nnd friends also members of Science I'nunrll,
'o t"7 Invited to funeral services residence
of rnrents, 1T07 N I'ber at . Thurs. 2 n m
ln private. Waat Lau-c lllll IVm Remains
mv I.. la.-cd Wed. nfler 8 p ni. "
GARRETT Third Itonlh 10th. WILLIAM
II GARRETT aged 77 Relatlvea and frlenda
Invited to funeral Fnurlh-dav Third Month
14th ' P in 20 West ave . Sw-arthmnre Pa
Trains leave Ilroad St Station I l in nnd West
Cheelvr 12-40 m Int private
UATCHK.L At New ork March 11. !
STEVENSON son nf Colin M and Annas A
Oatihel llalatlvs and friends Invited to fil
narri sarvl.es W. d . 3 p In Oliver It Hair
llldg 182U Chcair.ut si . Phlladaiphl.i Inl
PrJlBRSlT'' March . J.M'OR husband of late
Tulta Oarsltr llalatlvcs and friends cmntoves
'Fmll Wahl Co Allemanla Oesnng Vereln In
Mtvd lo funaral. 1031 Ilrunner st . Tllra 8 n
m High maas of requiem st tlonavrntiirn's
Church 9 3ci n m Int Holy Red"emer Cem
AOEIO,"ll -Msrch 11 M JF1.1A GEIOER
Ralallva and frlenda Holy ramlly Roacry and
Altar Societies of t Ilonlfarlus'a Church In
vlted lo funeral. Wed . 7 .10 a m . brother-ln
law's resilience. John S Frltx. 2117 N Howard
at Solemn requiem mass st Itonlf.iclus's
Church tl a m Int. St Peter's Cem
noDrilKV --Man h ! JOHN husband of
Lvilln S Godfrey Inee Tavlori and ann nf lata
Andrew and Ellen (lodfrev nireil nil nre Rela
tives and friends also Washington Camp N'o
441 P O S of A . and emplojea of Philadel
phia Roll arid Maihlna Company Invited In
funaral. Wed 2 p m. resilience of hla brother-in-law
l.eander Tnvlnr, 1102 S 23d st He
innlra riav la viewed Tues eve
GOROAS March 0. KATHARINE, wife of
Lieutenant Comma. i!t Miles C Oorgns. p
S N Funeral at Mare Island. Cal
liltEEN At Wlldwood. N. J. March HP,
IlIllMAS husband of late Ann Green Rela
tives and friends Invited to n.rvlces. Tuer . 2
ii ni Oliver II Hair llldg . 1820 Chestnut st .
Philadelphia, lift, private
ORIMIE March H at sister's -esldence. Mrs
toseph II Hoar 20 N 37th st Phlla M MITIN
illlCIUl. aged .17 Relatives and friends Lodzo
No 117" H P. " F. nf Huntingdon. Pa . Phlla
Lodge. No -' H P. " E Invllnl to aarvlces
Tues V 2 30 p m. Oliver II Hair llldg.. 1S20
Chestnut st. Int private
HADDOCK Manh 8. SAMFEL, husband of
late Jane lladdnik. Relatives anil friends Ad
miral du I'ont Post, No 21. GAR, Arsenal
Hen. Asso. Invited to funeral services, Tues,
2 p m.. 2017 H. lsth st. Int Mt. Morlah Cem.
Remains nwv be viewed Me-. i to 111 p. m
HALL March 111. HARIIARA daughter nf J
Elmer nnd Mary E. Hall, aged 2.1 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral servlca, Tues.,
2 P. ni . parents' residence, 1321 W. Lehigh
ave Tol nrlvatc.
HANNIO March 11 suddenly. RICHARD .1 .
husband of Unilso Hannlg (nee Guthl. ngtd .13
Relatives and friends, orllleb Hen. Society. In
vlted to services Thurs . 2 p. m.. 3811 Powel
Ion ave Remains may be vlcivvd Wed , 8 to 10
p, 111,
HARRIS March 11. ANNA 11. IIARRII,
daughter of Anna Eliza and late Jowapli II.
Ttalley Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services iio.1 Hath st , Ilrlstol, Pa Tuts.. 3.30
p, in. Int Ilrlstol Cem.
HEWKTT Manh 111. at 110,1 Cvprcss st ,
ALFRED JAMES, husband of late Annie
Ilevvett Relatives nnd friends, tmplofa Adams
Express Co., Invited lo seniles. Wed , 2 p. m .
Oliver H Hair llldg. 1820 Chestnut st. Int.
Fernwood Cem Remains may be viewed Tues.,
7 to II p m., 182(1 Chestnut st s ,
HOWELL In West Chester. March 0.
EMMA II . daughter of Eliza II and late Jacob
Howell, aged 43 Relatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral. 117 E Washington at.. West (Ches
ter. Tues. Meet at house. 2 p. m Int. private,
OaMnr.il Friends' Hurlal Ground
HUNT March S at Harrow irate nnd Nice
town lanes. ALI1ERT, son of late Samuel and
Crttoarlna Hunt Funeral arid int. private.
JACKSON. March 0. JOHN, son of late John
nnd Christian Jackson, nged 44. Relatives and
friends, employes Murphy Rro?., Invited lo fu
neral aervlcea. Tues. 2 p. m, apartments An
drew Eberls Sons 2.18 S. 4th st , Phlla. Int,
eernwood Cem. Remains may be viewed Mon.,
7 to 10 p. m. Auin cortege.
JOHNSON March 11. PAUL W, son of
William E. and Elizabeth Johnson Relatives
and friends Invited tn funeral aervlcs-a. Tins.
8 p. m. parents' residence, 201 1 s Hcmbcrger
st. Int W-el morning Georgetown, Del., on
arrival of 7 2.1 train from Ilroad St Sin.
JOHNSON March 10, ELLEN (nee Hutler),
" of Henry Johnson. Int. private.
JpVCB March 11, MARTIN, son of John
anil Drldget Casey Joce aged 2 ears 11
nontlis Relatives nnd friends Invited to funernl,
""..'. n m Parents' residence, 401 Durfor st
Int. Holv Cross Cem
KELLEHEH. March I). JOSEPHINE, widow
nf George W. Kelleher Sr Relatlvea ond
friends Invited to funeral services, Wed . 2
p m . 2411 S. IBth st. Int. private Fernwood
(-p.m..i:r'e"1'' may cnll Tuas. eve Auto aervlce
KERSHNER. March 10, MARY, widow of
Charles Kershner, aged , Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral, Thurs . 8.30 n. in.,
K. Shawmont ave., Roxborough. Requiem mass
8t. Mary's Church 10 a, ni. Int. St. Mary's
Cem , Roxboroush,
KIMBLE. Manh 10. K MATILDA, daughter
of lite George and Sarah Kimble. Relatives and
friends, nil organizations of vvhlch she waa a.
member, Invited to funeral services Tues., 1:30
p. in, 1432 E. Columbia ave. Int. private.
Remains may be viewed Mon . 7 to ll n m.
'V,INO Manh n. B131 Ridge ave.. MAR
OARK.T E.. widow of Prof. Samuel A. King.
Relative and friends lnilt.ll to funeral serv
ice. Mon . 8 p. m.. David H. Schuyler Uldg.,
Uroad and Diamond. Int, private.
KINSLEY March 11. JESSIE DU VAL.
joungeat daughter of Omar J. and Ella Kinsley
(nee Mllllgan). aged 111. Relatives and friends,
employes of the Frankford Arsenal, invited I
funeral services. Thurs., 2 p. m., parents' reel
dence, (18-J8 Cottage st.. Taionv. Int. Magnolia
Cem Auto funeral.
KNOX. March 11. JANE C.t wife of Frank
Ernest Knox (nee Eeher). Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral, Wed., 2 p. m., 2320 Nau
daln st (21th and South). Int Mt. Morlah
l.em Remains may bo viewed Tues., 7 to 0
p. tn.
LACEY March 10. LAWRENCE A., son
of Annie and late Owen Lacey, Relatives and
friends. League nf tho Sacred Heart nnd
Altar Society of St. Stephen's Church: Mar
quette Council, No, 280. K. of C. Division
No 13 A O. 11,; Court Pride of Nlcetnvvn,
No. sol, P. of A . Invited to funaral, Wed ,
8 30 a m, 1(1.10 Dounton st . Nlcetnvvn. Sol
emn high mass of requiem St. stepsien's Church
10 a. m In.erment New Cathedral Cem.
LOTZVIB March ll. GEORGE F, LOTZVIE,
aged 31. Relatives and fl lends Invited tn fu
naral. Tues, 2:.lo p m. apartments of William
II. llalttraby, 3316 N. Ilroad U Int, Northnoad
Cem.
LOWRER March 12. CLEMENT R . Jr , aon
of Clement Tl, and late Ellen M, Lowber. aged
14 Due notice of funeral will be given.
MacELROY. March 8. FRANK V.. husband
of Katie MacElroy (nee Cugley). Relatives and
friends. Guardian Lodge, No. 4C2. I. O, O F.:
Washington Camp, No. 313, P. O. S. of A.i Wee
eacoe Tribe, No. 133, Imp. O. It. 51.: Interna
tional Motora Union. Invltvd to funeral services.
Tues., 1 p in., brother-in-law's residence, John
Cugley, 2031 Emerald at. Int. private. Oak
land Cem. Remains may bo viewed Mon., 8 to
10 p. m
. MADGE. At residence nf mother, Mrs. Wll.
Ilam II. Patteraon. 221) Sharon ave., Colllngdale.
Pa., Marcn 10, LILLIAN HARRIET, daughi
ter of Mary E. and late William H. Patteraon.
Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral earv.
Ices, Thurs., 2 p. m.. Oliver If. llalr llldg., 1820
Chestnm st. Int. private.
MABSEY. March 9. JAMES, husband of
Mary E. Massey (formerly Dllziardi, aged 73
Relatives and frlfnds. William II. Hatch Post,
No. 37, G. A. R.i Hatch Circle, No. 2: aurvlvors
of 7Sd Pa. Volunteers, all aorletlea of which he
waa a member. Invited to funeral, Tuea., 2 p.
m,. 648 Hoyden at., Camden, N. J. Frlenda may
call Mon. even. Int. Evergreen Cem,
MATLACK. At Mt. Holly, N. J.. March 10
MARTHA O.. widow of Joshua Matlack. aged
'.. Funeral private, Tu;a . 2 p. in.. eJ Madison
ave,. Mt. Holly, N. J, Int, St. Andrew'. Hury
Inn Ground. '
McGLOSKKY. March . CATHARINE, wlf.
of Michael McCloskey. Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed a p. m.. 2427 Panama
st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may be
viewed Tue v.
McCONNELL. March 11. JOHN, husband of
lata Msry. McConnell. Relatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral. Wed.. 8 JO a. m . re.ld.nc.
son-in-law. Mr. William, Stewart, p330 S. Taney
at. Solemn high mass of requiem St. Gabriel's
Church. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
McGINNIS March 11. JAMES MlOINNIS.
husband of late Catharine A. MrGlnnla (nee
peary). Relatlvea and friend;. Warpsrs and
Warpdressrs Asso , Invited to funeral. Thjrei
IM. 128 E. Firth at. Solemn ,rec7ulern
mass Church of the Visitation 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Cros Cem.
McGHATH. March 10. MARGARET, daugh
ter of lata John and Ellen ilcOrath.y Relatlvea
and friend Invited to funeral, Wed Sam.
ISO Stanton at.. Fall of Bchuvlklif ui....U
high rqulm mss Bt. Drldget' Church fl. 30
at m. int. oia uatneqrai cem.
UaT.ANIQ, . March (I. JAUnen hx-k.a1 -
Mary MoLans. Hslatlvs nd friends. Holy
Nam.Socliy,.AIIr, Sool.ty andLau orihi
i a.avniaa m livnvm. i lavitCM
,.... Vl.,1i It inM.nli, ...I.
dence ltl22 Wslleie st 111 SSEL, son of Knth
irlne nn llate William Gallagher, Jr . aged 22,
iii" notice of funaral will ba given.
"'JT.Vl'rft -March 8. CATHKIl NE. w Mow of
u,n :r. w Kin .bbsi a nn ii, ili.mv ...,.. -, .
McKver, and daughter of Bernard and late,
Helen Mol oy. Relatlvea and .frlenda Invited to
funaral. Wed., waa a. m.. 1S35 N. 49th at", W.
phlla. High mass of requiem Church of Our
Mother of Borrows 10 s, m. Int. St.. Denis"
1.,.,. . .1) nlliiUllS ll'll
DE.VTH1
Brandywine sl JANE, daughter nf late Pletse
and Joanna McLoughlln, Relatives and friends
Invited to requiem mass, Wed., 10 a. m St.
Francis Xavler Church, 24th and Ureen ts.
'nMrfLl.oll Msrch 10. FSTELT.A. wife of Wil
liam C. Mellor and dsughter of Joseph A. and
Emilia G, Esslg, aged 23. Relatives and friends
Invited tn funeral services, Tues , 2-30 p. m.,
,1133 N, Tailor at. Int, private, K, of P, Green-
"mEIIKLINOEIL Msrch 11. JOHN, husband
of Ruth C. Merkllnger (nee Miller). Relatives
nnd friends, Post No. 77. O. A. 11.1 7.1d Itagt.
Penna, Volunteers, William Penn Hose Co., No.
18. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2 p. m ants, of
William Rowen, 307 E. Glrard ave. Int. Palmer
MINK. Msrch 10, suddenly, H. EMMA, wife
of George W, Mink and daughter of late Ed.
mond and Martha Bradley. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Tues, 2.30 p. m,
820 8, 31st X.. West Phlla, Int, Fernwood
MITCHELL. At 2S41 N. 28th St., March I),
MARY PELTZ, widow of Thomaa Mason Mit
chell. Relallves and friends Invited In service.
Tues.i 2 p. in.. Oliver 11. Hair llldg,, 1820 Chest
net . lot, nrlvste.
MITCHBI.I. March II. suddenly. WILLIAM,
husband of Eliza Mltrtrell. Notice of funeral
given from 2.1(11 N. 20th st.
MOLITOR. March II. JOSEPH M.. husband
of Marv Molllor, Relttlves and friends. Holv
Name SocKlv of St. Clement's Church. Invited
tn funeral. Wed, 8.30 n m., 11,1 N. Front st.,
Pirhy. Del, Co.. Pa Solemn requiem mass St.
Clement's Church, Paschalvllla, in a. m. Int,
Holy Cress Cem, Auto funeral.
MORRISON. -March II ELIZABETH, wife
of Patrick Morrison (nee llagen). Relatives and
friends, the II. V, M. Fodallty nnd Altar and
Rosary "Society nf St. Ldward's Church, Invited
tn funeral, Wed.. 8:3(1 a. m . 2.123 N. lth St.
Solemn requiem mass St Edward's Chunh 10
n m. Int. Holv Cross Cem.
MFLLARKEY. -March II, PAUL J husband
nf Julia Mullarlcey. Due notice of fonernt
given from 13.17 S. May st.
MURPHY. At his residence, 64th St. snd City
ave. Overhrnnk. Pa.. March III, MICHAEL
Jll'ltPIIY. aged 71. Requiem mass St. Matthias
cnurch. Halo. Pa . Wed. Ill n. m Int strictly
"rM'RRAY MARY 15. wife nf Patrick A.
Hurray Due not fa of funeral will be given,
from residence 1730 N. 11th at. Wllmlnston
papers pleas" cop
.Willi.- March 11. CAROLINE, wife of
Charles F. Nagel and daughter of William and
lata Anna Sutton. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p, m., 2.147 N
at. Inl. private. Remains may be viewed Tues .
8 to lo t. m
NELSON March in SARAH NELSON
Relatives and friends Invlled to srvtoen, church
of the Annunciation J2th nnd Diamond '2
o'clock Remains ihbv be viewed M J Sev
mour. 11th and Jefferson. Mon.. 7 to li p. m
and Tuea mornlnT Int private. .
NOL.x: March 11 MAHY wife of Dennis
Nolan. Relatives and friends Invited to funernl.
Wed 8.3U n ni husband's residence. ''33 N
llnncock st Solemn requiem mass Church nf
the Vlallatlo'l II V M, 1(1 a. m Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral ,
(i DON.'vELL. March 0, JOHN, hushnnd of
Margaret o Donnell (nee Donavan). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Tues.. 8:30 a. tn ,
14,1 N Hllii st Solemn requiem mass Church
of St John the Evangelist lt n. m Int. Cathe
dral Cem
O'NEILL March 11 EDWARD O'NEILL.
,17.11 lteechwood . st . Germanlovvn Duo notice
of funaral given
PECK March 111. AMANDA, widow of Al
fred Peck. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services. Wed 2 p m, residence son-in-law.
Charles II Rnbhlns. ,1831 Washington
ave Int. Fernwood C-m Friends may cnll
Tues . 7 .10 to III p. ni
PEOPLES. Marcn S. SARAH A. PEOPLES,
widow or John A. Peoples. Friends nnd relatives
Invited lo services, Bennett Station. Cape May
County N J . Tues., on nrrlval of 10:15 P, and
It. train from Phlla. ,
QUINN. -Match Ii JOHN A., husband of
Anna Qulnn Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Tues , 8.30 a. in.. 800 Pembroke ave ,
East I.ansdowne. Sol mn requiem mass st
Phllomena's Church 10 a, in. Int. Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral.
It'CICH March 11. ANNIE M. (nee Mc.
Nlchnll, wife of Charles C Reich, nged 4(1
Relatlvea and friends alao Archconfrnternlty of
St Augustine nnd St Monica. Invited to fu
neral." Med. 8-3(1 n m. .102 Race st. Solemn
requiem mass SI Augustine's Church 10 n. m
Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
RHICHERT March 10. at "J High at.. Oer
mantown. EMMA II.. widow ot G. A. Relchert.
Jr Funeral services Tuis., 11 n. m.. residence
o, Edwin If. Stulb. 4S Allen lane. Ml. Airy.
Int private
RE1NEHT. March 10. EMMA C. daughter
nf late William and Mary Relnert. Relatives
and friends Invltad to funeral aervlcea. Wed ,
2 p. m., 370 Lcium ave., P.oxhorough. Int.
private.
ROSENTHAL -'lurch 10 BERTHA widow,
of Jacob Rnseutl il. formerly of 2.130 N. I'.i.ih
at., aged 7o. Relatives nnd friends. Quean
Eatlier Lodge. Osnrmntown J.odje, I. W. eV S.
O.. Invited tn funeral. Tues,, 2 p. rn.. parlors
of Emmanuel Ashcr ev Son. 1U02 Diamond st.
Int. Mt. SInal Cem.
RI'LON March in near Svvedesborn, N. J.,
CAIHTON 15 aged r.7 Relallves and friends
Invlled to funaral services, Trinity Episcopal
Church. Swedesburo, N. J , Tues , 230 p m
Int Episcopal Cem
RUSH .March 14 ALINE M , daughter of
late Frederick W and Wllhelmina C Rush.
Relatlvea and friends Camp No 1. P O of
A., Invited to funeral services. 323(1 N Car
lisle at Wed . 2 p in Int. TVrnwood Cem
Remains mav be vlevvid Tues, 7 to li p in
SCHAEFER March 11. JOHN II.. Jr., son
of John II nnd latr -May C. Sehaefer (nee
Wurtz), nged 3. Friends mny call Mon eve. Int.
prlvile Tues., 2 p m C031 Webster st . Phlla.
SCHMIDT March II. MARTIN SCHMIDT.
hushand of late Katharine Schmidt (nee Sauer),
aged 77. Relatlvea and friends. Union Unter-atuetzunc-s
llreuderscbnat and Spring Garden
Lodge. No 179, D. O. II., Invited to funeral
aervlcea. Thurs . 2 p. m , re.idance of snn-ln-law.
John K. Thum, 2410 N. 30th st. Int. Mt.
Pern'' Cem
SCHMIDT. Manh 1!. MARY SCHMIDT (nee
lUclmevarl. widow of Frederick Schmidt, nged
70. Relatives and friends Invited to funernl
services, Wed , 1.30 p. m . 812 N. llaniock St.
Int private, Greenmount Cam
SI5I.I1Y March 9. EMMA V.. wife of David
B, Selby and daughter of Charles nnd Veronica
Grain aged 3D. Relatives nnd friends Invited
lo funeral. Wed., 2 p m , parents' residence.
SIMS Eastwkk ave., W Phlla. Int. Fernwood
Cem. Remains mav bo viewed Tues , aflv-r 7
p. in. Auto f unci al.
SHARP March li, AMELIA A., wife of Vic
lor A Sharp. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Tues , 11 a, m.. 827 N. 41st st. Int.
private Auto funeral
SHIELDS March 11. PATRICK, husband of
Jane Shields. Relatives and friends, Dlv.
No 20. A. O II., nnd employes of Hagv, Clay
ton & Son, Invited to funernl, Thurs,, 8 n m ,
1439 S Colorado st Solemn high mass of re
qulom St Thomas Aqulnaa'a Church 9:30 a m.
Int Holy (Voss 1'eni.
SIEGMANN. March 9. MATHILDA, widow
of William F. Slegmann (nee Schwlndt), aged
.18, Relatives and friends invited lo funeral,
Tues,, 2 p. m.. 2835 N. Marston st. Int. pri
vate. Westminster Cem. Remains may bu viewed
Mon 7 to I) p. in. Auto.
STEEN-BOHN March 11. TREDA J. (nee
T.erche-Jorgensen) wife of Frederick Steen
llohn. HRed (tl. Funeral services private, resl
denca u'43 N. 31st St.. Wed.. 11 h, in
STEWART, Morch 10. MAUD K. T.. wife of
James Stewart. Helattvva nnd friends Invited
to funeral, Tues., 2 p, rn.. 830 N. Ringgold at.
I24lh and Brown). Int. North Laurel Hill Cem
Auto service,
SUTTON. March 9. JOHN, husband of Mary
Suttpn (nee Smith), aged bO. Relatives and
friends Invited lo funeral services. Tues . 2 p
m., residence of son, Joseph Sutton, 2431 W.
Lenlgh ave. Int. private. Greenwood (K, of P.)
Cem
SWEENEY. March 5. suddenly, at Terlln
sue Tex. DANIEL J., husband of Ruth
Sweeney (neo Packer). Relatives nnd friends
Co. E Sixth Reg . Invlled to funeral services!
Wed.. 2 p. m., 27.14 N Welts st. Int. private.
Remnlm may bo viewed Tues. eve.
TAIT. Mnrch 10. suddenly. Dr. DAVID P
TAIT Relatives snd friends Invited to services'
Tues. 2 r. in.. Chnmbera-Wylle Memorial Pres.
bjterlan Church, Broad at, near Spruie. Int
private. Remahia may be viewed Mon., 8 to 10
p. m., at 1418 Christian s.
TEAM:. -March 10, NANCY TEAI.E. widow
Si Thornton Teale. late of England, aged
(19. Relatives and friends. First Asso of Spirit,
ualists. 12th and Thompson sts . Invlled to fu
neral. Tues , 2 p. m.. 2.1.1 W Somerset st Int
Oieenmount Cem Remains may be viewed
Mon. eve,
TUMPI.ETON March 11. JOHN TEMPLE.
TON, aged 48. Relatives and friends Invlled to
funeral services. Wed,, 2 r, m., residence of
brothi-r-ln-Iaw, William Mitchell, Brldgeboni N
J. Remains moy be viewed Mon., after 7 30 ji
428 N. 7th st., Camden Int, private In Mt
Holly Cem.
TOWNSEND At Kensington, Md., March in
ELIZABETH GAYLEY, wife of J Wilson
Townaend and daughter nf late Dr. James i
and Anna M , Gayley, Funeral aervlcea Tues
afternoon. West Laurel Hill Cem. Chapel
Notice of hour later. -""pei,
TWADDBLL. March 8, FRANCES D.. widow,
of Dr. L. Henry Twaddeil. aged 85? RelatfvaT
and friends Invited to funeral, Tues.. " p rn
Baltimore ave. Int. Newtown Friends'
Burying Ground. Newtown Square. Del. e'0 Si
TWINING. March 11, at Southampton p,'
Southampton. pa.'
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Vllllng). widow of William V.y . 3S
nelatlvea and friends Invited IcS ?' H T,
Ices, Wed., 2 p. in., son-in-law'. re.Mrr' "art.
W. ltenner. 4030 N. 811. st. if 'W. Irif, '
urni. uincaiai
WELSH, March 8, CAlHAnt.VB i ',
nf John II. Welsh, formerly of soo n.1., "t '
Relatives and friends Invlled to fun.J.iM'!
lr.a Tuaa.. D a. m . a alaa'. ..,j uneril ..5
p. Gardner. .10:I0W. Gordon st ''. a
mass of requleni Church of Most Prac nn Jil.
10 a, m. mi. noiy v ross rem, - jiii i
WOODS.-March 9, suddenly. pi,Tr ,
A., wife of Jlatthew Woods, aged 4aZhtt -I
lives ana irienns. rnenusnic Council n. "t 1
nf the Forest I members SouthweirtrJ'S"''
terlsn Church. Invlled. to funeral? Tua. T'-H.
2007 Ellsworth st. Int. Mt. Morlah til S.
mains may be viewed Mon. eve. Lm' hi ,
vt-lilrlllT.Mnrch 111 lift. " '
husband of t. Ella Wright n,, , ..'-".USD
live and friends Invlled In funer.i'lL't'U:
ins Menlow nve., Olenslde, Pa., tuJJ ilcel
i-Tlends may view remans iton ,,Jfc5
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Stratford: .',o reward If retilSiecf Wn,,J'
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PERSONALS
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about 1U carats. SIS
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SOC TO .1 A SET paid for old falsel'rE-1
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'TO I.I5ARN TO MAKE LITTLE HOARS
. . DESIRABLE. STEADY WORK '
PAID 17 PER WEEK WHILE lVaRNINO
LIGGETT A MYERS TOBACCO CO
THIRD AND ONTARIO
GIRLS Additions to our glnss dapartmanrmskl
openings for .10 girls: learners paid $( weeklr,
ndvani-ement In n weeks, experienced workers
make 117 end over per weak Apply In wrroa ,
or by letter to 11. K. MULFOIID COMPANY.
Glenoldivn. Pn.
I
GIRLS WANTED
over 1(1 jears for clean, light factory wort!
4h hours ivmLi alaarlv u-nrl
PIONEER SUSPENDER CO. -V.
31.1 N. 12lh st
GIRLS, in and over, to make steal pens: itettty
work and good pay tn steady girls; IS 50 per
week to learners Apply Monday. 1211 Sprint
" ird"n at
GIRLS OVER 10 " '
Steady work: good wages paid while lasrntnr.
Apply Orlawold Worsted Company. Darby. Pa.
GIRLS to le-arn operating on knitting machlnu;
7 per week paid while learning l.arimin.
OppenhalmJiCo. 428-38 N.13th.
GIRLS wanted"over 10 ears"of age, to l7arn
winding. Apply John Bromley Sons, Lehlrt
ave. below Front.
GIRLS for light, clean work, manufacturlaf
establishment. (Wll Callovhlllst.
OPERATORS onfall parts of shirtwaists, silks
ami cottons, tuckers, tinlshers, trimmer!, hem
stitchers, steady work, best piy, airy work- a
rooms, 48-hour schedule, Tne Hacedorn-
Mer e'o., 3d nnd ilrnwn. 1
OPERATOR, lomptomieter, experienced, wanted;
state age, experience silary. P 233, Led Oil.
SHOEs r.MJencnced ironer wanted. 313 ii, '
l-'ih at., aeventh floor, '
SHOES Experienced girls and learners la
packing room, 31.1 N. 12th st,. aeventh Door, y
SHOES Experienced tip fixers wanted. 313 NT I
I 'lh at ypvamh Moor.
STENOGRAPHER, .me living In vicinity and ,
having knowledge of bookkeeping, Apply Pur-'
sou i- Ludascher, Westmoreland and Dels
ware River
WEAVERS wnnted on Turkish towels. Applr
Loulh H Foat.r. Tioga and D sis. 3d floor.
WOMaN. energetic and educated, to represent ;J
a imiiunai enucationai institution in rn-ia-iei-
Phla and vicinity! pleasant offices: established; i'
no canvassing; salary and commission to itirt, ,
The Woman's institute. IllOU Chestnut at -v
WOMAN, caraide helping mother and S-montl YA
old bJ)yri,onecjjeatnut HIUJUlJMJi, , v
YOUNG LADIES with knowledge of designing. ?
Smith. Ramsey Emh. Co.. 1(140 Msrket st.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOH.nRMAKF.R, first-class msn on tocomollrs
boiler repairs, Mldvole, 4300 Wlssahlckoi
avo. (-
i
BOY wanted In nn Insurnnco officel must b ' i
nice and bright: good chance for advance '
mentt give. age. referenca and salary ! J
. peeled. B -jq. Ledger Office. . j
BOY 1(1 or over, good chance 'or advancement. I
Apnlv Mr. Whltaald" 1)11 'ausom st. .
BOYS wanted to run crrnnls and make them
selves sciiernlly useful. Apply Charles E.
"'" iiiiiii c-o. r,iri M, intn st,
BRAIDERS. EXP.. ON
1 GERMAN MACHINES t,
nEST PAY. ENOCH
I.. 1511 N.JTlONTj,. A
rMAKERI . 1
fiTEADY WORK I BK
iirjivjjrjH UI1A1U CO,
f'AlitvirreAt.-
Victor Talking Machine Co
nas vacancies or
Cabtnetmakera
Machine Carvera
Boring machine operators
Hardware flttera
Doilbla-head molder operators
Flrta-claas saw filers
Hand ur.r.der
Rubber, oil nd water
Apprentice boys over 18
Office bos lit and over
48. hour week schedule
Froslcal examination necessary. appIJ
Victor Talking Machine Co. Application
4
a
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. unire. .vo l;ooper st.. i-amoan. c. j. .. -CABINETMAKERS
Steady work: good wsisl ,1
to competent meni no labor troubles. Ksp "
.tgngi)eiinet cn Cheater, Ps. . . j
CHAMBERMAID andwaltress Rip. whits lrl
for small family; ref. Mrs. T. A. Csitjer.
Wynnewood ave., Overbrook. Pa. Th. 01N45JS.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, wanted! naderj
standing repair of machinery! must send
references. Hlnllri w,e.a Addreis DOS -a.
Trenton, Nv J. t ,
CHAUFFEUR wanted for night work, must JJ
V.I 4n ..jl. 11 .i.. e 300(1
reference! neceisary, 811 N, Taney it.. ., '
any. g . m. -
CHAUKFEUU wanted till July 1. -ri,nf!ill
mutt bi total abstainer; state age, compenwyr
tlon. P lfi. lAer nrrir. -J fl
CHAuFKEUn on Knox" tractor truck. AjP'' fl
I'earann Jt liiri..!,. w..i.nH A Delaware. '
DRAFTSMAN experienced on mill and otMf'l
inoustnai buildings and general consirif"-.-work.
at I1B0U per annum; cltlien. Appw
, rranaioro Araenal.
DRAFTSMEN MerchTinTmarIn. engine, pipiu
and detail work! slat experience, ''"J'i:,
pctd and the earliest you could report I"
work. New York district. M 2T. Ledger OfOii
flP.APTSeiVW ovu ' a.'i-.' nTTWi.d IfOrOS- i'
diately for New York Dlstrlctl men accw j
tomed to merchant work! slat esperlenc tnf
salara a.,.i. 11 a'.a t rieeice. -! i
DRAFTSMAN and tool dMlgner. 1st class. t' v
ed. Remington Arma Co., Phlla. Off.. ;'J.fi'
itth. or Employ. Off.LI5ddiatone; brlnLJiXIi i
DAFTHMAN. , experienced In design 'J1 ;
layout, heating aystem. etc., at 11500 J' ;
-..u... i-marn. Apply rranKiora vl?"- j
DRIVER wanted7Apply Pearsen'fc Ludsschsf'
VVestmoreland and Delaware River. , -
ISNGINEER for amalt plant) on. that cati '
own filing. Alva llug Mlha. Ulnssy
..,.ii,l rranaiora. .
Eo?flHBBK" wed, 7, days.
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va.:w)s& .!' -rb.ViwiyjN
WUNDERI.ICH. March II. PAtir rvn
DERI.IMI (ne. miner), wife 'of j0nNS VP
derllch, nged 78, Fnnera and Int 2?i.Dl .
mains may bt. Mevfcd Tues., in iSrlH'. li
Services 1 p. m. ' ,0 U . J"
v'l.AllL'll, -March 10, BENJAItlv r. t
OHIl. Funeral services Tues , ji. C' Tei.
Lincoln drive. Oermnntown. int', . iirlVa!?' M
8 t
BRACELET Ixist. Saturday. nlghPTTr-'
mount Inn or vicinity of n. Ku. !! p!r.
Hotel, platinum link bracelet sit wnk'.VM
inondsl libera reward. niii.V. .JULU Hi.
well. .Tltnlnep nnA e-l,.,V... 'A u J. B. r.i..
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