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Ac m mm rAi?ciTD
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era .Explain increase ox rnce
MrlWIfw Additional Ex-
' , pense olMProduction 4
r 1 . ..
rE-CENT LOAF TO GO
ctuatlons in Wheat Market
Re-
F, sponsible .for Preent
Conditions
? feif bakers of the city. Indudlnr the
h attain stores, are marking lima and watch-
F. ingthe gyrations of the flour market, while
the 'smaller men are wondering how long
ittwy can continue In uuHlnena If prices for
heir raw material continue to go up.
iwimir i nhout SB more a barrel now than
w w.. n vnr urn. Amiroxlmutely the buc-
E Rations In prlco due to changing wheat
rices, tho avcrago barrel today co
'tween $12 and $U. depending on the qual
ity of tho flour. A year ago the price flg
ita in th Hame wav wag $7, according to
' 8hine Brothers & Wilson Company, flour
manufacturers at ainmourne.
C ' - . - ...... . l .. If... trll.
Colonel LOUIS J. IvOID, iicmu ui mo iiu
ibria cali tmlnv he would keep prices
!rfor bread where they are as lorn? as Ills
resetit stock of flour lastst. Ansr uk
f he said, "we will, In Justice-to ourselves und
to the public, buy from hand to mouth.
7,Thus, If flour drops, nur brcud i)rlces wllj
L Jk I.L. II T II enna 1111 WA llll llfl 00111-
Miimt to rhnrcR the nubile more for bread.
W Robert H. Crawford, of the chain-store
iiillnwor iiomnson imwimu, u,u. .....
y'lng has been done as yet, but tho prlco of
fii.flr.ur r-ertalnlv justifies cither nn Increase
t In the price of bread or a reduction In tho
jHlzn of the lonf"
M The nosltlo'n Af the smaller dealers was
Set forth by Bennett Morgetmtcln, a mem
ber of the Master Baiters' nusincsa Menu
. i-.i n...l..l..r I. lit, tiionilierflllitl
:a5J about ninety-eight members, nearly all the
Jewish bakers In the City. "inour is u a
barrel today." he said. "Our labor at the
i i e ...n.au nikilti iiu nlvnilt
.t Iireaeiii. runic ui nbr" ...,-. - -
13.50. overhead clmrgeH are $1 more, and 1
j additional for other costs, such as wrap
3, P'ng, delivery and so forth, brings our cost
ffi&td $18.60 for tho bread that Ih produced
KKofrom a barrel of flour.
'St.' . . . . .
4V T0m one uarrci or nour we inuiusn w
'Wtjet aDOUl auw loaves, which ul nvo tcm
fhloaf gives gross receipts of $15 a barrel.
3 Home or tne loss we can mane up ny Benin
!?4 loaves at six cents retail, but against that
CV Brain, wn must flcure In the sale loaves we
LMll at three cents. The five and six cent
r!loaf will eventually be eliminated and Hie
ikM l.n..nl Inuf .,,111 tnltn It TllnPl. TlllH
SfiWlH cut our labor cosl '" na,fi ils ll L'0hts
Jtl'nomore to bake n large lout than a small
one.
"Our bakers demand an Increase of wages
of $2 a week by May 1, and I do not see
srhat we are going to do about It If forced
to give It to them. We don't mind Increas
ing their pay, but In return we want a
s Clause inscrteu in mo agreement 10 inn
effect that all grievances that arise be
tween employers and their workers be
placed before representatives of both sld'S
and a disinterested party.
POWDERED AND CUT '
LOAF SUGAR HIGHER
Quarter of a Cent Added to"
Wholesale Price Granu
lated Unchanged
& - ,
Prlc-en fnr fnnwrlorprl nnil nllt.lnaf KULTur
$ Were advanced today by the Kranklln Hu-
ar Refining Company, Tha rate for gran
Ulated was not changed. Oltlclals said the
higher prices will affect hotels and confec
tioners more than household buyers.
Retail buyers probably will have to pay
one-quarter of u cent a pound more for
cube sugar, 1' was nuld at the office of the
American Stores Company, which owns
several thousand chain stores In Tills city
' and throughout Pennsylvania and New Jor-
aey. Cube, much In demand for house-
Jioiu use, aeuis in cisut uuu uuu-ttum wr
.m cents a pounu wnoiesaie, as a resun at w
5 oay'B rise oi one-quariar com. a pounu.
Prices in the stores will not go up until
present stocks are exhausted, the chain
store company saia. wnen u ouys ai mo
vi nigner price, it win auu me vi-ceni on me
.if .lllnv n.lxi
r" ' '
& Cut loar sugar went up tmrty-llvo cents
?a hundred pounds and sells now at nine
l'W -anla tt.ttnli.Cl'l 1 a Pnit'ilnNlil aurrn n .1
:? vanned flvfl cents a hundred nnd mpIIm nt
wholesale nrlces of ST.KC to $7.70 n hundreil
EW pounds.
g,i Heavy orders for granulated sugar are
sS". being filled by the Franklin refinery, officers
KiRa said. They added that they were supply-
S-.V lng their regular trade and as much add I-
li Tl-L Itftnal rla m anrl a a nnactrtln
'!? uviliaiiu juiioiuiv.
pp" ?n.i m ! t :
jjiniuii iiiuiuuKc Liiuciiecs
S, ELKTON, Md.. April 25 The following
j marriage iiueiiMtra were isueu nero finis
pig morning: Horace c 'inompson ana Anna
sfij Meyers. Joseph Culm, Jr., and Edna M. Gos-
La'nell, Joseph F. Barron and Anna Hall.
KTJavid Houck and Elizabeth Doyle, Noble
gvjB. Aiorris ana I'aiiie u. dtuuks anu ioerL
Kr-KHaser and Ju'.la Fredericks, all of Phlla-
'eipnia: uaivin j. namer, j-iuiuumpnia,
tofSvna Mary E. Sample. West Chester ; Evans
i,T. Nell and lllporato vurrono, Wilmington j
tjrKobert Blair and Marguerita U, iteburn.
V Conshohocken ; Ralph A. Smith und Ruth L.
Ki,JtovalI, Wilmington: Edward Yates nnd
'f.i Myrtle Ward, Camden: Marshall J, Whlte-
K f craft, Glenslde, and Cecelia Gearhardt, Tren
8r" ton, N. J. : Roland Hammond and Elsie
" tlMMtf 1lalnc- Qnn ATrl T-wnrrl f -T.llpnn
i;r'Camdenj and May Chlng, Philadelphia;
L ,1. TT 1 !..... 1lnV.t.-l.1n KT T
Pil.eslle Hockenbuig, Hlghbrldge, N, J ar
Kijt,Marcella Galloway, New Castle, Del.; A
fsjert Burk. Brooklyn, N. Y and Htle
UIKI
Al.
Htlen
',. .Cravin, Philadelphia.
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b TODAX'S A1AUU1AUJS lilJ2.0-a
-ohn H. McNaah. vnninKton. ana uiancn ji.
iT Crawford 1820 Tlora at.
Jtorrla Perlman. 33S3 Oanktord av., ana
..uoiaie ipin( i.ou o. uiii bi.
yjjtarentio C. Craw, league Island, and Edith
rT'O. Weldon. 3033 Salmon at.
Sr Kohnt. 6112 alenmore ave., and Katie
las, 8181 alenmore ave.
Oaaar Streland. North nienalde, Pa., and Ktbtl
JE CUment, Kowlandvllle. Pa.
-i arc S. Donnelly. (II IB Voodlana ave., ana
ty i ValliH-H lfarv Pnluivn Tfl
tr. Wftro Buffa, 1330 8. Sheridan at., and Chrl.
. 1.. rs.ll t W.hln,l.in avn
j, HIM !, WH ,..-.,.... ..
ttrn Barion, 909 N, 2d at., and Jennie Welner,
I TWl'RItner at. .
lawpnr J. .umann. now vvinaaor . anu iiiarx
. A.' RoUwacon. 11078 Oermantown ave.
i. j;iera, 4za unvaiu si,, ana -Mary j-..
on, 0152 Fumton at.
Kohrt. 018 N. leth at., and Glabella
Srnnk. lL'S S. 00th at.
kiMaUnaheln, 1311 Dover .at., and Carolina
Urban, 292 uaater ai.
Btslcr, 920 N. 41at at,, and) Elale
Caanlner. Laurel Hprlnaa. N. J.
r M Korua. X0OS N. Sth St.. and Marraret
UFeen.y, S82T OauJ aU
r. Dmiin. vaamnKion ana n.iaie uum-
waininrton.
MitcBMi,' o.'u h. ntn at., ana i.nuan
n, eau'H, sin at.
. Tlarvr. Mooreatown. N. J.. ' and
4a W. C. Oarv. 1910 Inceraoll at.
SalajBsq, .111 Ureenwleh at., and Ida
vuu a.
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Louis J. Kolb, as head of the Department of Civic Relief in the recently
appointed State Dofens.e Hoard, has pledged his time and energy to the
service of the Commonwealth during the war. Prior to this appoint
ment he was known to Pennnylvanians as colonel on the Governor's stuff,
president of tho anti-lonii-shark organization und n business man with
widespread interests. In politics ho is known ns "the Qolonel House of
the Brumbaugh administration,"
STORE CHORUS TO SING
"THE GOLDEN LEGEND"
Strawbridge & Clothier Organi
zation Will Offer Cantata With
Noted Soloists Tonight
"Tho (loldon Legend," Hlr Arthur tSulll
viin's cantata, will lio sung at the Metro
politan Opera llouae tonight by the .Straw
bridge & Clothier Chorus. This Is ono of
tho Important musical entH of tlm sea
son Musicians who have hoard the cho
rus rehearse predict that prelous public
appearances of this famous organization
will bo outdone In melody, technique and
spirit.
Vr llcibert .1 Tily, who has directed so
niuHy successful performance! of the cho
rus, will wield the baton ugain tonight The
parfnunnnce will be further enriched ,' the
appearance of tho following tololsts:
Mrs. Florence Hlnkle-Wltherspoon, so
prano; Miss Mabelle Addison, contralto;
Walter U. Pontius, tenor; Herbert Wlther
spoon, basso.
Additional numbers to bo rendered by
the chorus will be Heibert J. Tlly's "Gloria
In Kxcelals" and Oounod's "Sanctus." The
entire audience will be invited to Join In
Blnglng "America" and the "Star Spangled
Banner," I
The executive committee In charge of the
affair consists of Joseph K, Fulton, chair
man ; Catharine Ross, John Owens, Kdlth
M. Boyd and Charles A Higglns. Olllcers
of the chorus nre Kdward A. MacPonald,
president ; Kdnyfed Lewis, Ice president ;
Kdward Harley, secretary, William K.
Lloyd, treasurer; Morris K. Weber,
librarian; Ilerbeit J. Tily, director, and
William S. Thunder, accompanist.
JOSEPH S. G00DBREAD
TO BE BURIED FRIDAY
Lawyer, Who Died Monday, Appeared
in Many Noted Coses One
Against Reading
The .funeral of the late Joseph S, Good
bread, who died Monday at his home, 1713
North Klghtcenth street, will be held Fri
day at the Zlon Kplscopal Church, Klglith
street and Columbia aenue. The Rev. Dr
A. Overton Tarant will olllclate. Peath was
caused by pneumonia,
Mr. Uoodfrlend was sixty-two As a
lawyr he took part In several famous con
tests In this city, notably the Philadelphia
Cemetery case and the one In which he
forced the Reading Railroad to resume pas
senger service over the Philadelphia and
Chester branch. He was noted as a Jury
lawyer, and up to about a year ago was
very active In practice. His oltlce was at
C05 Chestnut street, where he practiced
with his brother, David Goodbread.
His brother and Mrs. Goodbread survive.
On his mother's side Mr. Goodbread was
related to several prominent Philadelphia
families, among them the Welghtmans and
Penflclds. He belonged to many organiza
tions, among them ,the Union League, the
Penn Club, the Law" Academy, the Pennsyl
vania "Society of New York, the Lawyers'
Club and the Church Club, For many years
he served as treasurer of the North Phila
delphia convocation of the Episcopal
Church.
MAIN LINE GOVERNESS,
GERMAN, HELD BY U. S.
Special Agent Garbarino Detains Girl
Pending Investigation of Alleged
Threatening Letters
A German governess In a Main Line fam
ily Is being detained by United States Spe
cial Agent Garbarino, pending an .Investi
gation Into certain allegations made against
her. She Is being cared for by the Court
Aid Society.
The allegation la that the governess has
written several threatening letters to per
sons whose names the Federal authorities
have. The young woman has been three
years In this country.
MRS. WALTER HANCOCK ILL
Chairman of Horse Show Committee
Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Walter O. Hancock, of 3720 Chestnut
street, who la chairman of the Indoor Horse
Show committee,' and widely known In so
cial circle, taring in r critical condition
at the German Wewltal, following an opera
nt).
waa stricken yee'terday and
iinw,vwjaf-ur,.Mi .
"WAR" CABBAGES WILL
ADORN KOLB GARDEN
Flowers Removed to Make Way
for Vegetables Women
Fight Food Problem
Fragiaut tlouer blooms nie to make way
for "war" cabbages In the gardens of Mrs.
Louis J. Kolb, of Gwyncdtl.
While Mrs. Kolb has ordered the Mounts
irmoveil to make room for "wnt" vegetables,
announcement Inn been made that Mrs.
(leoigc F. Wood, of New Hope. h.s can
vassed her iiclghboihooil, with the icsult
that i'000 unfilled acres will be at the dis
posal of the nation for raising vegetables.
"I simply told the gaidener," said Mrs.
Kolb, ,,thut 1 thought the half acri) of
kitchen gat den at (Swynedd which has ul.
ways been set out In tloweis would look
better this year If It was biave with tur
nips and cabbage, lettuce nnd parsnips.
"There at a poor people out there who
find It hard, even in to summer, to buy
fresh vegetables, and if that was ttue be
fote, how much truer It is going to bo this
year. I told him I wanted vegetables
planted which would not icqulrc canning
for next winter, vegetables which may be
stoicd away and kept of course, much of
the ground will be u-,ed for potatoes, but
other things will bo set out, too, and I hope
to have much which I can rIvc away it
there Is any actual dearth of food."
TOM DALY MORNING
AT NORTHEAST HIGH
Guest of Honor Hears Recita
tions by Pupils and Compli
mentary Verses by Professor
"A morning with Tom Daly" tool; the
place of the usual school exercises today at
the Fourth Street Annex of the Northeast
High School, Fourth street und Lehigh ave
nue. More than fiOO pupils assembled In the
school auditorium, where several of tho
pupils, who had been trained by Prof.
Walter F. Coles, gave a number of leclta
tlons from "Tom Daly's Poems," character
istic of Italian and Irish people. Tom Daly
was guest of honor for the occasion, and
gave a brief address In which lie pictuied
tho best and klndlleat traits which distin
guished the Italians and Irish as citizens of
America.
The following poem, dedicated to "Tom
Daly" and written by. Professor Coles, was
read by.the professor at tho close of th
exercises:
TO TOM DALY
(On the occasion of hln vlnlt to the Northeast
J Huh .School)
Tom Daly'a greatly honored ua
liy comlnir here tod.iy
To breathe hln Kplrlt forth anv
In cheerful roundelay.
We like his tleer hits of erso
Replete with sparkling- rhymes.
That make, the flowers of poesy bloom
About theaa modern times.
Throueh jiathos, sorrow,
love, and lov
We follow as doth nlease.
ioiiow
Hnraptured by his splendid volco
Attuned in many Keys.
He's brought to us the Dago-man
In all his native polsn:
Th smiles and frowns that light his face;
Ills chatter and his noise,
The g-enlat wit nf Ireland's sons
Flowa freely from his pen.
To represent a funny scene
Or picture Celtic men.
So, here's to T, A. Daly,
With his undylnit fame:
The sons of Old Northenst unite
To hall him with acclaim.
We hope the music of his voice .
And melody that cheers
May still Impart their pleasing strains
Throusti many, manv years.
Dcatljs
ALUNQEn.-April 22. ANNA, dauahter of
lata Frederick and Anna Alllnger. Itelatlves
and friends invited to funeral services, Thurs,,
- p-
Int.
m., residence o aister, JU uonnthlan ave.
Mt. Peace Cem. Hetnalns mav ha vIawaiI
Wed. eve. Auto service.
ANDKIISON. Hud.den!y. April 23. IIAnitT S,.
son of John and lata Llzsle H. Anderson, aged
34. Itelatlves and friends, all urbanizations of
which he waa a member. Invited to funeral serv-
Ices, Frl.
a n.
xainer a residence, ?a center
st JtaddonAeld,
N.
Int.
private.
llaptlft
Cenl. Friends may call Thurs
m. f rienaa mi
ARNOLD. Ap
ve,
ru Z3,
.TOHK1MI inn nf lutn
j noma ana Amy Arnoia ineo i.aaaon;.
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h.
Relative and frltndi Invited t
funeral
so. iieiative anq it;
PCrVIlX-ais i ItUTaa.t m .41
hrolhnr. Mr. John An
- Thuri.. 2:30 n. m.. rnaMfmca nf
rolher, Mr. John Arnold. 2074 .Uuth it. Int,
Greenwood (K. of ) Ceo.
Frlenaa may cal
Wed S n. tn,
ATMHtlUn,
-ADru . i..
23, .HOUGHTON I.EB,
husband of Mary K. Atkinson, aa-ad B4, Hala.
tlvea and frlenda invited to funaral. Thurs., 3
p, m.. 1222 W. Somerset it. Int. prtvala.
- WAlLMY. At .Oeonta, Pa.. April M,' ED-
DEATH"
Henry. Halrd. nelatlves and "lnJ"-nSvUviS
funeral services. Thursj, p. m M08 Taj iker
st. Int. Mt, Morfnh dem. Hemalns may b
viewed Wed,, 8 to 10 p. m, ,, ., ,.,,..
laker and tlauahter'of Kllbelh SS"! late Jeaae
IIAKEIl. April 22.. Al.lCi;,, wne ui """";
llsllowall. nvnl .!.. Itelatlves and rrienas
K"m.. fsTrh
Vlted to
funeral, Thurs ,
t. int.
rernwowi i em
IlAnNi:8. Aprl 2a. oronOH F... husband of
Hsther Ilarnes and on of, 1st" '""Hs Mid
Cecelia Ilarnes, aaed 4,1, Itelatlves and friends,
(Irelile Council, No, 1, 1). of I-.l American
Transportation lien, Union. Invited to fumral
services. Krl,. 2 p. m,. SOth st. and Mauazlnj
lane, I'olnt llreew. int. private, fcernwood
fem. Remains may lie viewed Thurs, evt.
IIKAUMONT. In Weet Onester, , April 2J,
MAUY I!., ldow of Theodore Ileaumont,
aeed 70. Itelatlves and friends Invite o fu
neral services, Ilartnur llaptlst Church, Wayne,
la,. Thurs., 2 p. m. Int, im. adjolnlnir.
linilNATtll Atirll 31, MA11T I.KWIS BKIl
NAIID, widow of Mlrhael Ilrnard. Helatlves
and friends Invited to funeral, , Thurs.. 8:30
n, m., 7H4 Woodland nve, Holemn reaulfrn
mass Ht. I'lemenl's Oliurrh, l'aschallvlllf, 1U
a, m. Int, Holy Cross im. AUt" funeral.
IintlWICK. April 23. Wll.MAM nKIlWIClC.
ased 0.1. Itelatlves and frhnils Invited to fu
nerul, Thurs , S a. m reslrtcncn of sister, iirs.
James V, Kane 600 llaltlmors ve., i.llfton
llelahts, l'a. Hlsh innss Ht Charles's Church,
Kellyvllle, 10 n, m. Int, at. Charles's Cm.
1III.1IOW. April 21, l'ATHICK, husband nf
late Msrsuret HIIIhiw. Itrlallves and friends
inlted tu funeral. Hat., H::)(i u, m. High mans
of requiem Ht. Philip's Church, 10 a. m,, from
residence of his tlauirliler, .Mrs. John Miller, H
W lor ilth nod (Ircrmvlih, Int Holy Cross t em.
HOI.I.KNIIAI'K. At her rislilenie, 20.11 North
st , April 21, MAdOIK AI.. wife of John 1",
lliillcnliiirk, and daughter of Anna J. and late
luhn I'. TiiKKnrt. Notlte of funeral later.
IIOWHN. April 23, WILLIAM II. IIOWKN,
huohand of late Helen llowen (nee ArmsironK),
niteil sr.. Helnthes nnd friends lnlted to fu
neral servkes. 'Ihiiis., N p. tn resldeme of son
Harry A. llownn, 2488 H. Juniper st. Int.
lllvcnli-w tVni . Chester. I'n., l'rl , 10.30 n.
in, ll.iltlinnrn and Wllmlnuton papers copy.
UllADI.lIV. April 2.1, WII.MAAI J,, hu-band
of Harnli Ilr.idly. Hired Ml. Itelatlies nml
friends lnltnl to funeral, Tliurs. HM a. m.
21.111 M, Cleveland nve. Polcmn mass of reqimm
Our l.nly of Meuy Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy
Orom Cini.i ' .
IIKII.NNA.V April 22, SIICHAIIL J. IllinS
NAN, son nf lali- .illihael and llrldnot Ilrennnn
(nee Htnnlctnnl 'Inlallvea and frli'iidi Imlted
to funeral, Thurs., S-3II a, m,, 2lbl IlelgiMd"
st Holemn riqul.-m mass r-t. Ann's Church
10 a. in Int. New Cathedral Com,
IinnNNAN. April 22. JOHN, eon of Isto
James and Jennie llrennan. Helatlves ana
friends. Woolen Viirn Workers' union. Local
Nn. H2.1. Invited to funeral. Thurs. 8:80 a. m ,
11X10 N. Hancock st. IIIkIi mass St. Michael's
Church 10 a, m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
llllllWN April 21, JJllllA llltOW.N widow of
Mlihnil Ilrortli ltilntlrs nnd frli-nils lnileil
In funeral l'rl. K.30 n. in. 1'ju NiuU ,ie ,
I atiHdimne. Iicl. Co., l'a. Solemn iiuhs of re.
fiiilini HI I'lillniiilnii's Chunli in u in Int.
Hnlv Crni" iVin Atiln funiral.
lircKHAl.THIt. April 23, KATK 1IUCK
IIAI.THH (nee Ilesi), wife of llenrv lluckhalter
llel.ulxes und friends, Hll.i K I'IIIIiik Temnle,
Nn ill, I). V A , luemlit'iH Alpha llaptlst
Chun h, lnltcd to funeral, Krl , t.3(l p. m., 3112
N Trout st. Hen'ccs l'rl,, 2:3(1 p m.. Alpha
M.iptlt Church Iluncock .mid Vork sts. Int
Norlbwnod C'ein. "
1I1ICKLV. Aprlt 24. MAItlON C dauahter
nf Charles J. nnd l.itn Helen lluekly, UReil 22.
Hue notice of funeral kIm-ii. 2111(1 Kremli st
IH'ltNH. April 2 HAltAII. wife of Charles
Hums nnd daughter of lutu John and Annla
Mnrr, ae, II ltelatles and friends Imlttd
tn funeral, Alon., N u, m,, hunb.uid'M residence.
2.141 H, Front st, Solemn requiem mass C'hunh
Our I.adv of Alt, Curmei 1I:.'I0 a. m, Int. llol
Cross Cem.
CAIIII.L. April 23, MAUY widow of James
Cihlll, formerly of at, Culumba's l'urlah. Hela.
lives nnd frlenda United to funeral, B214 N,
11th St., Thurs , 8:3(1 a, m. Solemn high mass
of requiem Church of tho Holy Child, Logan
husband nf
int iiniv cross Cem
..CALLAHAN, April 24.
.Mark ('nlluh.ni, Relatives
to funeral, Frl., 8.3u a, m .
Alnnavunk, Hlgli miisi St
Church HI u. in. Hit, SI.
r.LI.r.N. widow of
nnd friends Invited
13(1 Jamestown st ,
John the Ilaptlit's
.Man's Cem , Hox-
uoroimn
CAMl'HllM,. April 22. PATRICK, husband
of Into Margaret Cninplii'll (lien llnflvrty). Hela
tlvrs and frlonds, II, V, 11. Sodality and Holy
Name iotMv of Church of Asowtislnn, Invited
to funeral. Thurs., 7:30 a, r., 705 13. Ontario
st Solemn requiem nuss Church ot, Aicenalon
U n tn. lut, Nvw Cathedral C'om.
CAMI'llHl.t, At her residence, 2127 N.
Cam.io at , April 21. MAUY II. CAMl'lli:i,L.
dnughter of l.ito Alb hael and Anna Kline, aged
HI Notice of funeral will he irlven from 011er
11. llalr llullillng. 1 K2ll Ches'nut xt.
CANriULH. April 23. ANDRHW J., son of
Catharine T. and late, James Canfleld. Rela
llns nml friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.,
8:30 a. m., brolheiMn. law's residence, John W
I'.u'cll, 91142 Suiuiuer ht. High mass Ladv nf
VUiory Church 111 a in, Int Holy Cross Cem,
CLARK April 21, ltlTUS W ri.AUK,
nged hil, Itelatlves nnd friends tnvlied to
funvrnl services, l'rl, 2 p, m,, ,1U17 lluzel ave.
Int. prlvHte,
COFFHY. April 21, 1IONOHA, daughter of
late Hlninn nnd llrldget Coffey. Relatives and
friends, II. V, AI, Sodality uf Clturtli of the
Holy Child Invited to view remains, Tues., 7
p. m., until Wed., II p. in., 1701 N. llroad st.
Int. ht. Ann's Cem.. Thurs.. Hornell, New York.
I'ONLIN. April 21, ANNA, wlfo or Into Pat
rick Conlln. Relatives nnd friends. league of
Harred Heart of Astensior. Church: Somerset
Circle. No. 111. I. F. of A., invited to funeral.
Thurs., 8.30 n. m , 3332 II at. Holemn requiem
high mm, Ascension Church 10 a. m. Int. New
Cinninii rem.
CONNHLI.Y -Suddenly. April 22. FRANK,
Fon oi Prank und late Mario Connelly (nee Kelly),
n f U.ill.v turn (iort, County Oahvay, Ireland,
Relatives nnd friends. Ht. Hdward's n. V. Al.
Sodality nnd Ht. IMunrd'i Holy Name Society!
Iilv. No. till, A. O. 11.. Invited to funeral. Thurs.,
7.30 a, m,, uncle's residence, Alartln Connelly,
2I3H 13. Clearfield it. Solemn requiem mass Our
Lady of Alercy Church 0 u. m. Int. Holy Sepul
chre Cem.
COOKI3 At Norrlstown Asvlum, April 22.
WILLIAM I) COOK13. husband of lain Kmmn
S Cooke Son, If living, call at ofllce of Robert
I' Morion & Son, 70! H. 00th st,, and arrange
for funeral
COl'LTHR. -April 23. JAMR8 It., husband of
Alary It CoulUtr tneo Greeley). Relatives and
friends, employes II, nnd O. R. R., all societies
of vvhltli he was a member. Invited to funeral.
Thurs.. 2 p. m . H. W. cor. Allen and Shuck
nmaxon sts. int. Alt. Peace Cem. Remains
may bo viewed Wed., 8 to 1o p. m.
CROOKS. April 22, ANNA, widow of Wil
liam Crooks. Funeral services, Thurs., 2 p. m.,
11I2H N. 2011. st Int. private. Funeral car.
CUAIMINH April 22. WII.MAAI, husband of
Catharine Cummins (nee Collins) and son of
Mary and late. William Cummins. Relatives
and friends. Holy N(itn Society of Ascension
Church nnd nil other societies of which ho was
a member. Invited to funeral. Thurs,, 0.30 a.m.,
.101.1 D st Solemn requhni maBs Ascension
CJiurdi It a. m Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
DAKKHH. April 23 ROllKItT, husband of
Martha inkers (nee I.atla). Relatives nnd
friends Invited to services, Frl , 2 p, m. ut late
residence, 2(io7 S 17th st int. Feinvvood Cin
Remains inav be viewed Thurs eve,
DP. HAAN April 21, ROS13 DI3 HAAN (nee
Orauner), wife of Harry de Hnan. nged 2?
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral, Frl ,
10:30 a. m., 3S.15 N. 18th st. Int, Adath Jesh
iirun Cem.
UHLANF.Y April 23. JOHANNA C widow
of Henry Pelaney (nee Houck). nged St Hel
atlves and friends Invltid to funernl. l'rl, 2
P. n... 21100 ainird nve. Int. private, West
minster Cem Remains may be viewed Thurs.
7 to n n. in. Aulo service
DI3VLIN. April 21, AIAIttlAIlHT M. DRV
I.1N (neo Toner), wife of Owen J. Devlin Hela.
tlvrs and friends Invited to funernl. Thurs ,
0 n. m., husband's residence. 1821 AIcKean st.
Solemn requiem mass church of St Thomas
Aqulnns 10-30 n. m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
IlCHTr.RAir.YKIt. April 24. CHARLI3H F.
I3CHT13RMI3YKR. Relatives and friends are In
vited tn attend funeral, Thurs., 2 v. tr... e.
dence of son, John F, Hchtermeyer, ISO.' s, 13th
st. Int. IVrnwood Cem.
I3IIOM3. April 23 CATHARINI3 13.. daugh
er nf John J. and Cecelia Hroie (dp Itnwnnl.
aged ,1 ears 10 months. Relatives and friends,
pupils of Holy Trinity School, Invited to funeral,
Thurs., 7.30 u m , parents' residence. 821
Iimbard st -Mass of requiem Hnly Trinity
Church 1) a in Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral
EVENS. Fourth Atontn 22d. at Afarlton,
N. J.. SARAH R.. daughter of late. Thomas
nnd Abigail J Evens, aged 58. llelatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral. Fifth-day. 20th,
1 p, m.. Mai Hon. N J. Int. Colestown Cem.
Train leaves Market si. ferry. Phlla.. 10.30 a.
ro. Friends may call Fourth-day, 7 to 0 p. m.
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FRAfrTER. April 22, uddenl KLtZADBTII
BJpBTBIt. Helatlves 'and friends Invited to
fSeral, Thur.:. :30 a. , m.. I02 N. Fron it.
PK
funera
henulerfi hlh mass Immaculaip .Conrei
Church 10 a. m. Int. Nw Cntln-dral fern.
Immaculate Conception
vited to funeral services. Thurs.. 2 n. m., 284(1
N Tansy at. Int. Private. Ilemaina may be
viewed Wed., after 7 p. m.
FOHIIEH. April 23, PENROSE F FOIWES.
rtelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral, Frl.,
" nml 242 H. Sharon ave.. Hhuron Hill. Int.
private. Frlenda may call Thurs. after 7 p. m.
KOHTKIl. April 24, ANNUS W widow of
Thomas F, Foster, Relatives nnd friends Invited
to services, Frl.. 2 p. in., at lata residence,
11127 Carpenter st. Int. private.
t'lUNCi:. April 23,. JOHN .1.. husband of
Msrasret Frame (neo t urryl and son of Cathe
rlno and lato Herman France Relatives ami
friend-, delivery department of tho North Ameri
can. Evening flulletln rind nvcnltiB Telegraph.
Invited to attend funeral, Sat,. H:30 a. m.. -'4(,n
Emerald st. Holemn mass nf .requiem at Church
if the Visitation It) a. lit Int. Holy Sepulchre
C''FIIANK-Apr!r23. SOPHIE W wife of John
Frank (ne Kuhlis). He atlves and friends In-
W to1 funeral. Thurs . 2 u in., ail W. WllOey
st. Int (iretnmount Cem Remains may bo
V')-Aprir21,.rROs'lN'A. widow of John P.
I'rlk. aged 70. Relative nnd frlenls Invited
st 'Tn't?1 AYr'pe'.Ve1",",;: " Friynds'Hnayv'lVv?
AmMYirVr Jl!" ANNIE O. (1AM..I.E.
formerly of Cluster, l'a . widow of John Walker
ilomble, and daughter nf lain John A. Alltchell,
Relatives and frl. nd Incited Hi services, Frl..
1'30 n in ut Oliver II. Ralr Hulldlng, 1S20
Chestnut st Int private, Chester Rural Cem.
(1AMHLE. At Delaiicn, N. J., April 24,
N'l'TTIE It. vvldov of Rev. ,1. Ward (lainble,
nged Ml Relative") nnd friends Invited to fij
neral servlis, Irl 2 3d p. m., Delnnio AI. K.
Church, lielanin . J. Int, private. ,
OESNEIt. April 22. PHEIIE II.. widow of
r.eorgo W. Oesner, uged S3 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Thiira.. 2 n m .
Tl"l ITpland st Servlcis St. James's P. 13.
Church 3 p m. Int St. James's Cem.. King
sfsslng Remains may tre viewed Wed., ufter
7 (Vodol'.ltEAD April 23, JOSEPH KIT.!..
WAOON (lOOUHUEAIi IMiillves and Irlends
Invited to funeral, Frl . 1713 N. IHth st. Serv
lies ut Zlon Church lh st. and Columbia uvc
"in n m Int Luurel Hill Cem
"(IRIllUS. April 21 EMILY (1HICK11 Rel
atives and friends invited to servbis. l'rl., 2
ii. in., ut Oliver II. Hair Hulldlng. 1S2I) Chestnut
"'oRYNi'nO April 23, JOSEPH At son of
Emma and Iain John (irvnlng Imp Jordan)
Itelatlves and friend Hartendeis' liitctna
llotial League. I.nial No. 1H1. Invited in funeral,
l'rl H':HJ n m resilience of brntlar. Ldwanl
(Jrnltiir .11(1" 13 st. Soltmt! requiem mass
Church of lb" Asunsloii In u. in Int Holy
Sepulchre Cem
HAIIN April 22 013011013 T.. husband of
late Amanda T Halin (nee Whltem.in), sun of
late WllllJin T. and Cnthailne A, H.ilm. Rela
tives und friends Invited to funeinl services.
Thurs 2 p. m., 2.12(1 N ISth st. Int. private.
IIAKDEOEN. April 23, AIHIUHTA HOROTHY
IIAItl'EtlEN. aged 71. Relatives nnd frlenda
Invited to funeral servlies, Thurs.. 2 30 p. m..
residence of son, Robert P. Hardigen. 233 N.
Bth st. Int. private.
HARROIJ. April 21, at Old Ladles' Home,
Wlsilnomlnir, Airs CAROLINE AlARROn,
aged N7. Rilatlves and friends Invited to fu
neral services, Thurs , 2 p. m , at the Home,
State rd. and Homier st. Int AIngnolla Cem.
IIAHOHEY, April 22, THO.MAS, husband of
late Hannah Haugbey, Relatives and friends
Invited to funerul. Thurs., 8:30 a. m.. 1000
Worrell st. Solemn requiem mass St. Joa
chim's Church 10 u. m. Int. St. Dominic's
Cem., Hnlmesburs-.
HENRY. April 23 IOHN J , husband of
Surah Henry (neo Oulnn). Relatives nnd frli nils
Invited to funerul. Frl R a. in,, 2703 Federal
st. High mass nf requiem St. Anthony's
Church i in a, in Int Hnlv c-nss Cem.
HILL April "1. FREDERICK LEOPOLD
son nf Captnln end .Mrs .1. II. Hill. Relatives
and friends Invited to servlcis, Thurs., 2 p.
m., 240.1 N, Colli Ke live Int. private.
HIIIHIES April 24, EI.IZAI1ETII AIARY.
daughter of Herman nnd Cecelia Hughes (nie
Tlghn), aged il monihs Relatives und friends
Invited to, funeral, Thurs., 10 a. m,, Alnnslotv
ave., Haddonfleld, N. J. Int. private, Calvary
Cem.
HYLAND. April 21, THOMAS. huslinnJ of
IiiIh Julia Hyland (nee Tobln). Helnllves and
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., H.30 u m
KH2 N. JudsQii st. (near 23d and Drown sts.).
High muss St. Francis Xuvler Church 10 a m
int. Hnlv Ciuhs Cem
IRII1NE. April 23, RACHEL, widow of Sam
uel Irblne Relatives und frlmds Invited to fu
neral, Frl.. h 30 a m., resldenco of son, 2112 E.
Hlrch at. High mnss Church of tho Nativity
11) -i. in Inl New Culheilral Cem.
JACKSON. AprlL 22, at Norrlstown. Pa.,
ELLA II, widow oi II. Frank Jackson, daugh
ter nf lutn Joseph and Amunda F. Slack. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral servlcis
Thurs. 2 n m , cousin's residence, Albert
Moore. 021 N 1.1th st. Hit Laurel Hill Cem
JANNEY. Suddenly. Second-day, Fourth
Alonth 2.M. HANNAH 11., wife uf Oliver Janney.
aged 711. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, without further notke. Penn Park,
Hucks Co., P.i., Fifth-day, Fourth Alonth 20th.
i:.ni ti. m int. ruewtown cem. carriages win
meet trollevs at Penn's Park leaving Newtown
and Dovlestovvn 12:40 p. m.
JUNES. Suddenly, April 23, JOHN, husband
of Alvllnda Junes, aged 42 Relatives and
frlonds. Alvstlo Lodge. Nn. 270. I. O. O. 1'..
emploesr of Henry Ulsston & Sons, invited to
funernl, Thurs,, 3 p m , 3100 Longshoro at,.
Tucony. Int. Atagnotla Cem Hemalns may
lie viewed Wed , after 7 p. m
KANE April 22, A1AROARET AI. (nee Hever
Idge), wlfo of llernard Kane, uged 42. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 8.10
a. m,, 2812 N, Warnock st. High mass St.
Edward's Church 10 u. in. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
KEIAI. -April 21, ELIZAIH'.TH 13. (nee Eng
lish), wife of John S. Kelm rtelatlvea and
friends. Falrvlow Council, No 8'J, S. nnd D.
or L. Invited to funeral services. Tnurs., 2 p.
M., 4324 Lancaster uvc. Friends mav call Wed.,
8 to 0 p m Int. Fernwnnd Cem Automobiles.
KELLY April 24. SARAH AIORRIS (nee
Cramer), vvlfn of Edward Kelly, Relatives und
friends Invited to funeral services, Frl.. 2 p. m ,
1012 Falrmount ave. Int. prlvute, Alt. Peace
Cem.
KELLY April 21. JOHN KELLY, aon of
Cecelia and late Frank Kelly Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs , 0-30 a. m.,
mother's residence, lno.1 Hldgo uve. High mass
of requiem Church of the (lesu. 11 a, m Int
New Cathedral Cem, Auto funeral,
VYS. April 23. JOHN A., husband of lato
AIn' Stewart Keys. Relatives and friends,
empl yes of IT (1 I,, Point llreew Station.
Invited to funeral services, Thurs., 2 p. m.,
5830 Pine st. Inl. Fcrnwood Com. Remains
may be viewed Wed. evt. Auto funeral.
LAGOMARSINO. April 21. ROSE, wife ot
George J. Lagomarslno. daughter of late Ccles
tlna nnd Jobeph llarbelre. Relatives and
friends, St. Alary Alagdalen Society. Invited to
funeral. Thurs., ft a. m.. 700 Montrose st.
Requiem high mass Church of St. Alary Alag
dalen ill Pazzl. Int. Holy Cross Cam.
LEISTER. April 23 UEORU13 F.. husband of
Alary Leister, aged 03 Relatives und friends,
members of Selcota Trlbo, No, 3(18, I. O. R. Al.i
Court Pride of the Northwest, No. 240. F. of A,:
Fred Flel Ren, Soc, Ileer Drivers' Union. No.
132. emploM's of 11. and E. llrewlns Co., Invited
to funeral services, Frl., 8 p. m.. parlors of
Charles I'flzeninuler & Son, 1100 N. 2l)th st.
Int. convenience of family. Omit Dowers.
LOREN7, (neo Je.lerJ. April 23, AIATILDA
11., widow of Phil 9 II, Lorenz. Relatives and
friends Invited to f. neral services. Thurs., 2
P. m., r,l8 W. Susquehanna ave. Int. private.
LUDUKO, April 22. EMAIA E. 8WALAI.
widow of Albert J Luburg Role, tlvea and
friends Invited to funeral- services, Wed. eve.,
VlX)OV. April I 22. OEOIinB TRIMIILB, "..
hand of iennls Grace Flood, son of late Ben
jamin and Annie Trimble Flood. Relatlvea and
friends empoyes of Ilelnw , Alclllienny Oaa
Mi.?. vrbV nnd Atetermakers' Hen. Also. In
REAIj estate for sale m
" ' tMh.
. V "" UJJ'IH "''i Uii W WKST rHILADKU'lllA
I. LMll II ! hThYi'Mwi i " i iii
APIiiilfSfe-''
ftl Stt Jblfe5 anl No Change of Cars
vw Lny umc-.tf o 4 minute serv ke all day-;no hnJ i WVK nere ou ca eo almost j
corners. The house? House open in front and on both sid for.CaaJat crwded street
a twenty-mch stone party wall between it and another ha,.Ihe il J the house bt with
Come see them bic. Riihsrnntini oii .'l u, unoiner house which fanva nn u ' ,
7:30 P. m 2250 N. Hroad st. int. private. Toll.-V'M;cELnOY.-Aprll
22, J AflCli T. husband
8frihrrta9X"..fri.rh.'
Int. Holy Cross Cem.
McCLANK. April 23, JAA1KS, husband of
which roatHes M rl.n ds ItTr.lb,
V, ridii urn Invited, Sun., 1:30 p. in., -" " '"
M Int. Alt? rcace-Cem. Auto service. At-
1VlcCORVL,i3.,-ApMPS23, MARTHA, daughter
of Elizabeth andTnte William AlcCorklc. RoH
tlvrs nnd friends Invito, to '""'"'it, u-in m
i. m., resldenco of mother, 1431 Mi -Ma n i.
rtoleiiiii requiem mass St. Atonlcn'a Church 10 a.
'"X.cDONNELU-Aprirbl. J13NNIE. wife of
AHhur McDonnell. Itelatlves and frlenda. 8a
Ar,i ltenrt SocletV. Invited In funeral. Thurs .
"3 am. 284i Jns "r st. High mass Churcl:
nf Ouf Lady of, Vlsflatlon II. V. AI, 10 1. m.
'"AtcFrDDSjA-APrll'SI!:. JOHN, husband of
nr.se , AlcKaddin (nee Ferry), "'hi"" "''
friends St. Patrick's Holy Name Society. In
vl el ti. funeral. Thurs.. 8.30 n. m.. 22115 Nau
.lain sti Holemn rcflulem mass Ht. Patrick a
Church 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem,
MrFARLAND April 22, ROI!13ltT , C. son of
Ellrabeth Connelly nnil late .Thomas Mr-Karlanel,
aged 22. nlso grandson nf lale Holier t C. und
Sail e Cunningham. llelatlvea and friends, also
Division No. I). A, O. II,, und tho L. O. O. Al..
No til? Tacony Social Olub nnd the employes
if FrnliKford Arsenal, Inv ted to funeral.
Thurs .7.30 n. m., parents' residence, 11 mi
A a ins ave , Frankford. flolemn requiem mass
Chuftlof tit. Joichlm 0 a. in. int. Ht. Dom-
lnAIcORVTH. April 21, ANNIE, daughter ot
Int. John and Ellen AtcOruJh Relatives nnd
friends. Young Ladles' Sodality, League of
sacred Heart of Cliurelr of Oesu and .Mnry Star
nf the Sen of the Cothedrnl. Invited to fu
erali Thurs., S a. m, 1.133 Stllea at. High
mass of requiem Church of Oesu 11:1, a, in.
'"Atcs'onLriV.r'l.0: HONOR, widow of
Charles AlcSorley (neo Cnrr). Relatives and
frlend.s Invlled to funeral, Frl., 8.30 11. m , lato
reeldince 1.13(J S, Alarston st (28th nnd Tnsker
sis) I i tali mass of r.qulem Ht, (labriel a
Church Id u. m Int Holv Croks Cem
MENI1ES. April 22, LOl'IS. son of Inte Loula
and Catbarlne Aleng-s. Relatives and friends
Invlled lo funrriil, Thurs. 2 p. 111.. brother a
resilience 1333 Snvdvr nve. Int private.
' Al lI.ER.-0 April 21. 11117. CHARLES At.
MILLER, of 2(13 S. 21st st., son of Alary Scott
and late Charles Af. .Miller, aged 1,1. Relatives
nnd friends, nlso Rnl rt A. Lnmbcrton Lodge,
Nn T I1 and A. AL. Invited tn services.
Thurs .2 p. m.. O'lvcr II. Il.ilr HI.U.. 1820
Cheslnut st, Int. pilvate, Woodlands Cem,
MILLER April 2,1. AIARY, widow of John
Miller uged iiu Relatives nnd frlenda Invited
to funeral. ThurB., I, P. m.-.laugHter's resl
dence Mrs. Annie Calhoun. 20111 13. Venango
st Int Alt. Atoriah Cem. Remains maly bo
Vl;r.LLl.d-ASpr,.,., iS.P-jSllN P.. husband, of
A..i" n ?a (oroler,uye?8'.h PannTns,r,e,u,sc,n:
Tlium 10 a. m . to which his friends nre In
vltid Funeral from his lato residence, 1131
N 18th ft. 0 Hi ' m Pre.lsely. Int. private.
Ilennlns may be viewed Wed., after 7 p. m.
AIOIUIAN April 21, DAVID C AIORGAN
Relatives nnd friends, nlso Cassia Lodge, No.
"73 F and A. AI American Star Council. No
in O V A. At, and Swnlehind Lodge, No. 210.
K of P.. invited tn funt nil sen lees. Frl. 3
p. m.. 121 Ardmore nve, Ardmnre, Pa. Int.
'"MORRIS April 23 THEODORE T husband
of" Irene D. Alorrls and son of late Henry and
Sarah Morris, ngul II Relutlves and friends of
,'i'ith Ward Thomas Clements Club, Ileneilcl.il
Assn. of Recorder of Deeds Office nlld Relief
Asso. of Dept. nf Receiver of Taxes. Invited to
services, Sun., 2 P m nt lato residence, 120
AIiKenu st Int IVrnwood Cem.
OELSCHLAEOER April 23. HERMAN A.
OELSI'HLAEOER, husband nf Alarlo Oel
scblaeger (nee Schaefirl aped 0.1 Itelatlves nnd
i.Un.l. Iltttrtlieli-.t l.iule Vn ni'l. 1 nhtl A
M Pi'tirosn Feirv Country Club Southwark
.M l ,'lliuni, . , , , . . i .
m .'....,. ..H.I U,..lm l.'.ifla...
I Uril V.'Iflll HI", ,'iril'i' ,,,r.r-i-, . ,,.,.,.(,,, 1 ,
VhciIm X'n. '. Invited to funernl serilces. Sir
t ranicnn rnt
t
ii m 1,12,1 s car isle st int. ir
ir,'j.i s i iiriisie si mi, i neuen inns
iAn, tvlnmla mnv iiill I rl lifter 8 n. in
O'ROHRKE. April 23. WILLIAAt. husband
nf Idn O'llnurke Relatives nnd friends, 12th
District Police Slntlon, Invited to funeral,
Thurs , 8:30 u. m.. 173(1 N. 10th st. Solemn
high requiem mass St. Alalachy's Church 10 a.
m. Int. New Cathedral Cem, Remains may
bo viewed Wed evn
O'TOOLH. April 23, EL1ZAIIETH, widow of
Christopher O'Toole, sr. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Thurs,, 8.30 a, m East
t.1.m Ttlll Ha lllr.1, n, , ... C r. .!..,
iivt ",, i ,ue-. .,,,.. , ,ii... i.tt.o ... Li,. ..,, .' n
Church, lilcnslde 10 n. m. Int. Old Cathedral
TrTOOLE April 22, AIARY E., widow of
Tntrlck O'Toole and daughter of l.ito John and
REAL ESTATE E0R SALE
PENNSYLVANIA HUIHIRI1AN
THE HOUSE
1 6 Rooms, 3
YOCUM & POWERS
PKATHB
Maev Itenrv. formerly of Att. ('erm.l u. . .
lives on.l friends Invited to funeral, Pr'l.. a&'ij
.hu'r'ch nf the Vlaliatlon 10 "a. WR, g&A
Cross Cem. """ 11
PRENDEROAHT, April 24, JOHN r ,,. , 3
Ellen and late John T. .rrendergast. FunleiS i
Sat,, n'.ui a. m.
nvp. High mass
i nurrii m , in, ,
tlves and frfends I
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OHIOLEY. April 20. JAMES
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John nnd Atnrjorle Qubrlev. Itelatlves anJ
friends inviien a lunrrui, jiiurs,, 7:30 a m
143H S. Ilrond st. Atajs at Churrh of m ijfc
the Evangelist 0 a. m, Int. Cathedral Cem
nKMENTEIl. April 22. JOHN D hut'b.M
of Kllzalicth W. Hementer (neeo Weaver) rtjil
tlvea and friends. Amerlonn Star , Lodge, Vi
lnqepenneiiv . .-B -- ......... vasriin.. -,
vamp. ' .3' t t, ' ii it "ooKninderi; "I
Union, No. 2, I. I), pf H.l Men's FrUndhi I
Union Chapter No. IS Stonemen'a KelTiihiL' '!
i. .i,M.i in funeral. Thura.. 1 u. tn . oiiiTirJUs. 41
ton Bt. Hervlces at Clmmbera Memorial ChJrVh 'J
v-.m. i",v .,""" V3J' '"' V?raina mt :-l
to funeral serv Icea, Frl
ster st. Int. private, A
p.m.,
lah Ce
,.,.... ..nil 'emirs., n 11. ni.
HOHKIF13LB. April 24, THERESA W
PCIIEIFEI.E (nee. Mlttnarht), wife of J.b
Hehelfele. uged 47. Helatlves and friend, ti.
vlled to funeral. Hat., 8:30 a. m., 133B E. PriJ.
st,. Otn. Holemn requiem mass Church of tea
ImmafMlatn Conception 10 a. m. int. private
SC1ILOSHER. Suddenly. April 24, Peteb'
husband of llarbnra Hchlosser (nee Luich). fiffi
ntlves and friends, Blumenthai Kranker Uni-r
Vereln, No. 1- Steuben .Irf)de, No. 2. U. od
(1. II., Invited to funeral. 8nt 2 p, m Ola n"
Hope st. Int. (lreenmount Cem. "'
SCHULT55. April 2.1, CIIAIILES C hu.b.t,
of Rose Hchulta (nee Coyne) aged 82. nelativii
and friends, Phlla. Lodge, No. 04, I,. O. 0 11
invited to funeral. Thura,, 1 p, m 2524 if
if..,nnn1f bt Int nrlt nln ti'arniunnrl ,n.. m?
M'nlliwrt on ... j- ' . van nuvni V-CII,. H
TiK.lia C-e.tMell. Nn '7. TV nt T 1n.l. . '
neral, Thurs., 8:BU a. m,., mother'a resldencs
1285 H. 18th St. Solemn high mass of requiem
Ht. Charles's Church, 10 a. tn. Int, Holy CroM
CCSIIETSLINE. April 31, EDWARD I hui.
band of Verge HhetHllnn (neo Straub) and son
of William O. and Alarla Hietalln, aged 29
Relatives und friends. Kensington Circle. No 4'
H. nf A., employes of Cramps' Pattern Shoo'
Invlled to funeral services. Frl., 2 p. m.. resl.
dence of brothor-ln-lavv, Sol Sundhelm, 4J1S N
13th st . Logan. Int. prlvnte. Northwood Cera'
Remains may be viewed Thura., 8 to 10 p. ro,
Autn service.
SAI1T1L April 22. QEOROE H, husband ef
Annie. Smith (nee Alarkland). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Frl., 2 p. rn.
mother's residence, Airs. Jane Smith. 845 8
4th st Cnmden. N. J. Int. Harlelgh Cera.
Friends mav call Thura. eve.
SONNEIIORN. April 23. LOUIS F., huiban
of the Into Alary Honneborn (nee Bonn). Rela.
tlvea nnd friends, nlso True Knights Lodge. No.
220, K, of P.: Kensington Clrrlo, No. 4, B. of
A.i Vespa Club, 31st Ward, and the John Me.
clean' Republican Club, nlvlted to funeral ierv.
Ices. Thurs., 2 p. m., parlors of Howard f
DUken. 1522 E. Palmer at. (near Frankfoif
live.). Int. Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may cal
Wed after 8 p. m.
STEVENS. At Clevelnnd, O., April 24. FRED
,V , husband of Elizabeth A. Stevens. Furthi
inline, will be given from residence), 2009 S. tV,
t.. Phlln.
STRATTON. April 23. EDITH C. daughter
nf Charles H and Adah A. Stratton, aged 17
Relatives and friends Invited to funerul, Frl,
2 p. ni., parents' rrsldemw 1742 Hurrlson it
l'rankford. Remains may be viewed Thun.
after 7 p. m. Int. Oakland Cem.
SYRES. April 22, nt 1.10S H, 17th St., JIAIt.
TEA C,, widow of llenjamln Syres. aged 77,
Relallves and friends, nlso Ladles' Quaker Cll
Heiieilclal Society, invited to funeral, zton A.
AI, 13. Church, 21st and Taslter ats , Frl, 1
noon. Int. Alerlon Cem
TEES. April 23. ALFRED, husband of Mr
Tees. Helatlves and friends, Kenllworth Caitle
Nn. 12. Knlghls Oolden Eagle, Invited to funtrs
services, Thurs, 2 p. m., residence, 1208 F.
Susquehanna ave. Int. strictly private, Oakland
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Wed,, 7 to 0
"' VERNON. April 2,1, OEOnOE W. VERNON,
uged M Relatives nnd friends Invited te
services, Hat., 11:30 a. in., daughter's residence,
318 W. Johnson st.,jtiermaritown. Int. private.
WALKER. Aprlf 24. ELI3HA HUNT, mil
band nt Lucy Cooper Wnlker. nged 72. Funeral
from late Hnltlmore residence, Thurs , 2 p. m.
WALLACE. April 23. AlAllOARET. wife of
William Wallace. .Relatives and frlenda In
vlled to funernl services, Thura.. 1:30 p. m,
IliuS N. Front ot. Int. private. North Cedar
"',?&.-April 23, PATRICK, son sf late
lternard nnd Sarah Waters (of County Tlppe
rnry, Ireland). Helatlves and friends Invited
to funeral. Thurs., 8:30 a. m., from late red
dence, 2020 N. Cleveland ave. (ll)th and Norrli
sts.). Solemn requiem high mass St. Elizabeth'!
Church, in n. 111. Int, Holy Cross Cem. .
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RICE. April 23, ut Hea, Isle City, AAlini!i !
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ROSS. April' 24, JOIkN ROSS husband of ''
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SCULLY. , April 21. , CATHARINE M
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