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OF PHILADELPHIA BY JOFFRE
8:16 A. M.
Envoy special train arrived at Taoli and was bourded by Mayor Smith
and spccinl reception committee.
T v : 8:1914 A. M.
Left i'noli.
9:00 A. M.
fcnvoy special arrived at Broad Street Station. Wild acclaim for JofTre,
Vivia.nl nnd members of their suite from thousands who. jammed trainshed,
waiting rooms, City Hall Plaza and streets adjacent to tho station.
9:05 A. M.
Left station. Held up for five minutes to bo photographed by "movie"
men.
9:10 A. M.
r Left station nnd, escorted by First City Troop, tho envoys and thoir hosts
were carried in automobiles down Chestnut street through solid, cheering
lanes of people to Independence Hall. The Hnll was reached after tre
mendous ovation.
9:26 A. M.
Arrived for exercises in Declaration Chamber of Independence Hall.
9:28 A. M.
Exercises began in Independence Hall. Speakers: Bishop Garland, the
Rev. John ,1, Wheeler, of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmcl, nnd Rabbi
Joseph Krauskopf.
9:55 A. M.
Walked out of Independence Hall.
10:03 A. M.
Loft Independence Hall. Procession marched from Hall to Second and
Chestnut streets, passing Carpenter's Hall, up Second street t, Arch, to Sixth
street.
10:07 A. M.
Half-minute stop at Betsy Uoss house.
10:09 A. M.
Arrived at Franklin's grave, where Vivian! made brief address.
10:12 A. M.
Left Franklin's grave, going through Sixth street to Market and west
to City Hall.
10:19 A. M.
After brief stop in front of tablet commemorating bivouac of Geneinl
Rochambeau, circled City Hall and went up Broad street to Spring Garden.
10:24 A. M.
Arrived at Girls' High School, Seventeenth and Spring Garden streets,
whore 3000 girls sang patriotic songs.
10:30 A. M.
Left Girls' High School.
10:38 A. M.
Arrived at Girard College. Circled campus and reviewed cadet battalion.
10:43 A. M.
Left Girard College. Proceeded on Corinthian nvenue to Fairmount ave
nue, to Twenty-first street, to Spring Garden street, to Green street entrance
to Fairmount Park.
10:50 A. M.
Arrived Washington monument and welcomed by Park Commission.
10:52 A. M.
Arrived at Joan of Arc monument, nt eastern end of Girard avenue
bridge, Fairmount Park. Reception by French societies and ceremony of
placing wreath on statue,
10:58
Left Joan of Arc statue.
10:59
Arrived at Willinm Penn house. Presentation of sword from people of
Philadelphia; demonstration by 0000 school children, singing by Orpheus
Choral Society and review of cadets of Pennsylvania Military Academy.
11 :08 A. M.
Left William Penn house. Procession proceeded ulong West River drive
to Thirty-fourth street, to Market, to Woodland avenue, to Thirty-ninth
street, to Hamilton Walk, to Thirty-sixth street, to Spruce, to Thirty
third street.
11:23 A. M.
Arrived at Franklin statue in front of Weightman Hall, University of
Pennsylvania, Thirty-third and Spruce streets. Degree of doctor of laws
conferred upon Marshal JoiTrc and ex-Premier Viviani.
11:31 A. M.
1 Enter Franklin Field.
11:40 A. M.
Ceremonies end, party circles Franklin Field and starts for Bellevue
Stratford, proceeding on Thirty-third street to Walnut, to Nineteenth, to
Locust, to Broad street, to hotel.
11:47 A.M.
Arrived at Bellcvue-Stratford.
12:15 P. M.
Luncheon at Bellcvue-Stratford.
2:01 P. M..
Luncheon ends and reception to French societies begins in Clover Room,
Bellevue-Stratford.
2:09 P. M.
Reception closes.
2:14 P. M.
Envoys leave Bellcvue-Stratford.
2:29 P. M.
Envoys arrive at Reading Terminal Station,
2:30 P. M.
Envovs leave for Now York on Reading.
500 philadeLphians give
toast to poincare
KtneoVlUnnl. ex-Prcmler. Minister of
Justice, ami heart "f the French war com
mission, received an ovation like) that ac
corded him in Conuresi recently, when inoro
than 700 Phlladelphlans w-io cast under
the M)cll of Ills eloquence In the balltooir
of the HelleMie-Stralford today.
With Mayor Smith ineslrtlntf. hundreds
of prominent Phlladelphlans present nnd
the boxes crowded with women, MmMial
Joffre-, M. VM.ml, nnd other members of
the French party were, tho suests of thu
city at luncheon previous to their departure
for Jfew York
nwliB to the brief time on their hands
ne on llieir ll.unn
reed to make their
heon was finished;
llnlsh their chops.
tho city's Relents were forced to make their
departure beiore tne nine.
nme hardlv had time to
The luncheon was enthusiastic, ami in-wiring.
Toasts were offered to President Wil
son and President l'olneare. to the "sister
Republics" of the United Stntes and France,
nnd to the success of the billed armies.
The room was almost irorKeously decorated
with Allied flasa and flowers. Many hand
some uniforms Rave additional color and
a band played patriotic and .martial airs.
The list of speakers Included Marshal
Jolfre, Ambassador Jusserand, Or. Krnest
Ja Place and the Mayor.
Monsieur Vlvlanl's speech was one of tho
main features,
Forcefully and In n pleasing; voles he de
nounced Germany and welcomed Amorlca's
entry Into the war. He praised Philadel
phia? and her ofllclals, her historic treas
ures, and spoke In touchlnc terms of the
"tremendous reception" the envoys had re
ceived. ,
lie took the room by storm when hesi
tatingly he said: 'There are many beauti
ful memories which will remain with me
all my life of this day. t shall remember
not only our welcome, the enthusiasm, courtesy-and
friendliness of the Philadelphia
people, but also thin room, and Its many
pleasant scenes. One of the most pleasing
Is the fact that It Is like a beautiful painting-
surrounded with a frame more beautiful
still the ladles In the galleries," he added
with Innate French gallantry.
"Wo French people do not forget," he
aid. "that It Is In this city that the Bhlnlng
star, of American liberty was born. You
harbored here the first American Congress,
the first President of the United States and
Lafayette.
"We of the French commission feel, I
am sure, as though we Jiave been living In
the last tie hours In the warm glow of the
heart of a great city beating for France
and for what she stands for.'
'The, procession through Philadelphia In
deed 'was admirable. We have enjoyed the
delicacies .of your noble American nation
thit makes us welcome once again that
we ilrp allied in a great common cause, s
till, we pre rioi nere.io give trmnaiy
ikes and say '.pleant words.,
'SjMJ FrMnt and .enjoyable aa.ypur welcome
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A. M.
A. M.
"France, Indeed, would like to le In
peace and with the oe of mankind in her
heart, but at all times the sons of Fiance
have been willing and ready to spend their
bloort for n noble Ideal.
"When attacked by Cermaio without
cause, Is It little wonder that we rebelled.
Is It little wonder that we shall fight until
the last drop of nut blnud has been
spent?
"P'r.inco has welcomed America's entry
Into tho war for many icasons, For one. I
might say that It has shown clearly that
you, too, noble and proud race, you hae
been unable to stnnd the flaunting blood-
utrrn luutuir in mimu WIH liailll
Ljjjjl of the barbarians. You. tej
H?ed, and bide by hide, Fren
Americans, we shall light our b
oo, hae rc-
renchmen and
battle, which
Ih one of humanity, liberty, clvilUatlon.
righteousness nnd democracy."
51 VIvluni stopped to refresh his throat,
while the room rocked with cheering and
applause. It was so deafening that his
.voice when he continued could hardly bo
heard
"We, Indeed, ure defending over thing
that is most precious to us, our homes, our
beloved ones, our Ideals and the well
being of mankind.
"We are fighting, Indeed, to be worthy of
our ancestors, ourselves and our children,
"America knows well thnt our cause Is a
Just one "
"These Allied (lags mean much," Mon
sieur Vlvlanl continued as he pointed to
them all with a sweep of his hand, "yet
they are but the product of the manufac
turer. The Allies In the trenches are not
fighting under the French Hag, they are not
lighting under the British Hag, they are not
lighting under tho Russian or the Italian
flag, but only under one flag that of hu
manity. '
"UudrWded, one and nil, we shall crush
despotism and barbarism from this world
"With that as my hope, and nothing but
thankfulness and gratitude for this wonder
ful reception in my heart, allow me tho
honor of drinking to the health of the great
leader of this nation, President Woodrow
Wilson."
More than 700 men and women stood to
their feet cheering, applauding and waving
napkins, small flags, even handkerchiefs
f madly as the former Premier resumed his
seat.
JOFFHK'S SPKKCH DP.1EF
Marshal Joffre was Introduced as u ma
who spoke In words of cannon nnd powde
Ills address was brief. lie said that botli
he and Monsieur Vivian! had been oei-
come with the welcome they received. II
spoke of the glgantlo struggle which ha
been going on In Europe nnd told how tht
Allies In the trenches would welcome thk
Stars and Stripes.
"France has suffered much," he said, "bu
she Is proud of her losses. She has sacrl
flced her nest blood, but Justly so.
"1 cannot even'now forget for one Intra
the fell-ofscUa,and admlralXgn.I
ire; if V, :jf
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are called 'Ptillus.' because, they fight so
fiard they do not have time to shave.
"For three hard yenrs tho French nrmy
has been flRhtlng for tho liberty of tho
world and for lis country.
"In tho name of Prance I bring you a
thousand thanks, nnd tan only add 'Vivo
I'AmcrUiuo ami Vivo Philadelphia 1'"
Ambassador .lusserand made h brief ad
drrs, which was followed by the publlo
Introduction of nil members of tho parly.
At tho conclusion of tho Ambassador's
address, Mnr Smith announced that thero
would lie no further ceremonies as tho
Ftenth Msltors had to eao tho city on tho
minute at -' 30 o'clock "This." said tho
Manr, "tn nur deep regret will make It
Impossible for us to hae tho reception by
tho French societies In tho e-lovor room, ns
originally planned "
Thcp lie considered n moment, nnd con
tinued. "Wo will, however, have M. Vlvlnnl,
tho Marshal and the other members of tho
Fnncli commission go tn the clover room
Just for ii moment thnt tho-eo there may
i-ee them and possibly h,ike their hands "
I.ITNCHKO.V FSTtNISIint)
Then preparations wero made to leaxe
tho banquet hall, although tho luncheon
had only been pa illy served Doors of
the ballroom had been locked, nnd no one
was allowed to Ioae or enter until the
French commissioners had departed by n
rear duor. I'pon the tables were the chops
which formed the "cconil course of tho
elaborate! menu, untouched.
In the Cloxer ltoom. meanwhile, wero
hundieds of men nnrt women, members of
tho French societies, awaiting the recep
tion Tho Frenchmen made their way Into
the room, shrnlt a few hands nnd then
made their vviv nut again In ono corner
of the loom sii.nd it little French nun, up
patently nil nam She tried to make her
way tn Marshal .Tuffrc'H si le, hut the crush
was too itrenl. Then the commissioners
left tho room nnd prep.ued to leavo the
hotel.
anOlTPHD XKAIl MAYOIl
Tho Mayor sat nt the center of the guests'
tahlo nnrt acted as master of ceremonies,
was a ilbbcn of rnl white Mid blue, nlto
made from candy
The guest!) marched Into the bnllroom to
a stirring martial air liefore they were
seated the nrches'T began playing the
"Marseillaise" and ended with the "Star
Spangled llanner " lleforr luncheon began
At his right, arranged In tho following
order, sat Marshal .Toffrc, Lieutenant Colo
ncl Paux, Joseph 13. Wldener, the Marquis
de Ohambrun, Judgo von Moschzlsker, Vis
count do Jean, John C. Moll, Lieutenant
Commander Klmon, Preckcnrldgo Long,
Lieutenant Colonel Cosby Warren Iloblnson,
Judge P.itterson
At his left sat M P.ene Vlvlnnl, Ambassa
dor Jusserand, 12. T Stntesbury, Vice Ad
miral Chorheprat, Doctor '..i Place, M. Ho
vclacnue. Lieutenant Commander Buchanan,
C. Stuart Patterson Colonel Fnbrc. Vice
Council Fonteneau and J. Washington
Loguo
All the ronsuls of the Allied countries
nnrt the ofllclal attaches of the various con
sulates attended the luncheon In full diplo
matic uniform '
Mayor Smith, who was the first speaker
at the luncheon salrt
"Marshal Joffre and distinguished men of
France, In the davs of Lafayette France
nnd America hart the slncerest friendship
for each other Tortav tho two great re
publics will arise victorious and purify tho
maelstrom of war We havo the same
aspirations nnrt Ideals even though sep
arated by the ocean. Two bodies with one
soul bent on human freedom and tho ad
vancement of man's destiny.
"CJentlemon of the commission, wo say
to Franco that America remembers The
Stars nnd Stripes will wave sldo by side
till the tilcolor of France brings lctory
and exrrl.intlnp peaeo to tho people"
The remarks of tho Mayor were Inter
preted to tho French envoys by Doctor La
Place
600 MEN ORDERED
TO OFFICERS' CAMP
Philadelphians Will Report
to Fort Niagara Next
Friday
ONLY CLASS "A" CALLED
Six hundred Phlladelphlans today wero
oideied to leport at the Foit Niagara
training camp this Friday.
Sl hundred more will leavo on Friday
night, reporting at the" camp Saturday
morning. Another sl hundred will leave
Saturday night, leportlug at Fort N'lagdia
on the morning of Sunday, the thirteenth
Class A men are the ones to lie ordered
to this rami). It Is bellexed Few, If any, or
tho other classifications will be called out,
it Is icpoited. They will be called for later
camps.
Major William Kelly. Jr. tho army of
ficer examining candidates for tho first
contingent, is looking over applicants all
this week, but Is onlv selecting men of
mature age. of education and experience
In handling men, for sen Ice at this camp
This process of selection will continue un
til May 1 1. when the camp will olllclally
open.
Iteci ulllng for the Philadelphia engineer
regiment which It Is stld. probably will be
ono of tho organizations to be sent to
France, Is tinder way. Applicants for en
listment are being examined at the ofllce
of the United States Knglneers in tin
Wlthcrspoon Uulldlng where Major John
C Oaken, of the U. S. A. Kngineer Corps,
Is In charge, Tho physical examinations
aie being conducted by First Lieutenant
John D, Paul, of tho Medical Reserve Corps
Tho Quartermasters Itcserxe Corps, now
In regular nrmy service, la recruiting
bakers, cooks, butchers and other men
necessary to cater to tho health, comfoit
and transportation needs of any army. A
total of llOU men Is wanted from Pennsyl
vania, southern N'ew Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland.
Xearly 900 Pennsylvania and Now Jersey
physicians have responded to the flrHt call
of the War Department for medical men
to fill tho gap In the Medical Corps. Colonel
W. (!. Page. t S. A. Jledlcal Corps. Is In
charge of this work here This city fur
nished 500 men of the 20,ono physicians re
quired. Transit Director William S. Twining has
refused to grant leaves of absence with
pay to employes of his department ordered
to the training camp nt Fort Niagara.
This action has brought a sharp protest
from the State Public Safety Committee.
Mayor Smith's nttentlon has been called to
the ruling of the Director.
The following enlistments were an
nounced today ,
VN1TKD STATK3 ARMY
Teter Marulll, SI. 1016 Ellsworth t.
John IlslllKel1. 22. ocean City, N. J. '
Ilaimowl Th&tnas, 2t, Krankford. Pa.
(leornu W, IVily, 2s. I'Jls Columbia axe,
John riaunlsan, SO, S'.08 Dickinson at,
William J. Donnelly, HI), 274B N, Front it.
Halxatoro C'hloxern 2.1 JM1 P. Franlclln at.
Anthonr Oatlite. l, llamdfti, N. J.
Jca-nli p. dallaKher. 22. 8171 ll-lcrade at.
Phillip j. Qulnn. 2i, Wynnewood, I'a,
George- Hodicers. 24. Morton, Pa.
John H. Chandler. 81. HOT N. S3d at.
Warren II, loir, Jr., no2H Hunter at.
1,'alle, r. Turner, 20 142 Carpenter ft,
(llltwrt Krlrr, ID, n02 AramtnKO at,
Mlk&lay Trleba, 'JO, 190.1 Hunting- Park ava.
Joatph Hummel, "1, SbTU Archer at,
Michael Jenton, it, 4110 Oermantown ava.
Joaeph L, McNeulli. 23, Coaldale, I'a.
Harold I., Fernley, 22. Conahohocken. Pa.
Juaenh I". JlcAndrewn. 21, Coaldale. Pa.
William J. Haen. 111. 1MI Orkney at.
John W. Ituh. 23, 0801 (1 at,
UNITED STATES MAHINE COnrs
.Chudlelgh It. Lone . Narherth. Pa,
John 8. Chupa. 21, Summit Hill.' Pa.
Joaeph J. UKllnger. 21. 3oS3 Jtlehmond at.
Mahlon E. Potter, Lewlaton, Pa.
William M. Kemble. 23. 1424 Ruah at.
Cam? L.. Jlughea, 20, Vlnelund, N. J.
UNITED STATES NAVT
Oeorg Flttptrlck, 20, Ml Indiana ave.
Arthur a. Palton. 10, 2018 Turner at.
Oliver J. llurnon, 22, Iloaton, Maaa.
Howard II. Atkinson. SO. 4521 N. Camao at.
Joseph
loaephrioldimlth. 21. 110'lirown at.
Norman II. Tlatt. SrJWJ N. 17th s
l-.1i e-v Diehard. '20. 1(11(1 Junlnsr at
r ry, yuHKmuwii, i -,
'latt -r,. -rH i. j i in ai,
liaymon P. Ilartman. 19, 0257 bavern at.
FIRST INFANTRY. N. O. P.
Thomaa Lunn. S. 402j Manifon ava., .Mana-
" urirL' 'i' JiiLSlvVi9HJ ffti&b.
m iaVaV -JDa.a pat to taV l. ."l,'fl
rqSCZ!ymrTlZ:yrtt-y"a
LEDOER-mDBlimiA, WED&feSDAY,
Shipping Loss Decreases, .
Admiraltu Will Report
LONDON, May 9.
A 'SUBSTANTIAL decrease in the
number of sinkings by subma
rines in tho last week will be shown
in the forthcoming weekly report of
Bhippinp; losses. In fact, it is stated,
tho report will show the smallest
losses in the last three weeks.
jNo reason for this is given out' by
oflicinls, but it is plainly Intimated
that considerable progress has been
made in the anti-submarine cam
paign. There is no guaranty thnt
the weekly losses will not ngain as
sume nliirmlng proportions, but the
fact that they nave been substan
tially reduced is very encouraging to
those in charge of the campaign, nnd
it is believed thnt tho new measures
to combat the underwater craft are
nlrcady showing grntifying results.
MAniUAOES
MA ton POt'Olf May 8. at St Barthol
omew'" Chapel, New Tnrk, by the Itv
Charles II. Arkley, STEPHEN TAYI.Oll MAJOR,
of NorrMown, Pa,, to Jt'I.IA UltMUI.A
J'OUOII, of Klrm of Prunela, Pa.
IN Mr.MOltlAM
HANI.ON.- tn fond and loving remembrancn
of ANNA UYIINn 1IANLON, who departed this
life May 9, lnoo.
MAtlV II TOWNSP.ND and PELtX L. HANLON
)cntl)s
AI.CWTT May 8. at Mt. Holly. N. J.,
M ELIZABETH, widow of Thomaa J. Alcott,
eard 71 ItelatHea and friends Invited tn
funeral eon's residence, Edgar A Alcott, fro
ilndleon ave., Mt ItpHy, N, J., Thura., 2 p. in.
Int. Ml Holly Ccm.
AI.L.EN. May 8. ELLEN ALLEN, sIMer of
the late Patrick Allen, Ilelatlves and friends
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 7.30 a. m., from nlece'a
residence. Mn William llrownc, 2l.1o Winter at,
High requiem maea Cathedral Church 9 n, id.
Int. Holy Croap Cem.
ANUKIIEII Mav p CHJtlSTtNA ASDEItnil
(nee Seln) lf" of Wenrtlln Amlerer aaert 7(1,
llelatlea and frlenda InWted tn funeral arlcea
Prl , I P. m . 2001) S 17th at Il malna may
b lewed Thura ee , , p. m Int private,
'ASHMAN. May 7, MARY E.. widow of Hon.
William N. Aehman. aged S3. Ilelatlvea and
friends Invited tn services, Thura., 3 p. m.. 4400
Spruce at. Int. at convenience of tho family,
HALL. May 8. ANNIE HALL, aged 73.
Relatives and frlanda are Invited to services,
Sat., 2 p. m.. 030 S. Cecil at, Int, private.
HANES May 0. MAIIY I. . widow of Colonel
Charles II. Danes. Funeral services. Sat., 2 p.
m 20il Spring Garden St. Int. private,
UAHNF.H. May O.of rerebro-snlnnl meningitis
S l.Ol'IS. miehond of Alma M, and son of
Elizabeth f and late Samuel v flames, ngeii
IP at 2J E Tulpchocken at,, Oermantown. No
f"m:NLI)K'T-May 8. C'ATHAniNE. widow of
1'rnnk ll-nedlct (nee Nugent) Duo notice of
funeral slen residence of sister, Mrs. Mar.
i-aret A Sexton, 341t Wallace st.
HKtlOEMANN May , S JIARrunET
nniMlEMANN daughter of late Thlllp P and
Mary U lleuchler. Uelatles nnd frlenda In
vited to funeral services Frl , 2 p. m,, 44d N.
f.nth at Int prUate, Ilelvu- Cem. Remains
m.v l, xlew.d Thurs , 8to 10 p. m
11LACIC May 8 KLI7.A M . wife of Jamea
p Illtick HelTtlvs mid friends Progress Coun
cil. No 2D S and l of L Camp No. L!d.
1 l) H of A lnlted to funeral services,
Prl 2 30 p m 412 E. Haines st Otn Int
Ivy Mill Cm Remains may be' vtmved Thurs,
8 ULiVri: "ilav n. S. MARIE IILOCH. daugh
ter of the late Joseph And Susette Rtoch. Rela
tles and friends invited to funeral service.
Thurs.. 2 30 p. m., 1702 W. Ontario at. Int.
private West Laurel Hill rem,
IIOISIIHUN May 7, JANE, wlfo of Stephen
Rolsbrun Relatives and friends Invited to
funerul, Thurs 8 30 a m , husband's real,
dence. 111 E Hnlnes st . Otn. Solemn requiem
mass St Vincent de Paul's Church 10 a. m.
Int New Cathedral Cem
1IONI) -May . KATHKRtNE PILLING
ROND daughter of late Thomas and Catherlno
I'llllng llnnd Relnthes nnd friends InMted to
funer.il services, Thur., 2 p m , residence sis.
ter. Mrs Howard Hlbberd. 4720 N. 13th st ,
i,oK-an Int private.
IJONHIIOFF May 7, WALTER, son of Mary
Poster and lata John Uonshoff. aged 23 Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Sun.. 3
n m residence of parents, 375! York rd Int
Oreenmount Cem Remains msy ho viewed faal
e,tOUN Mav n OEOHOE P. husband of
rtani Horn (nee nrubcr). Relathes and friends,
menilwrs Olrard Retail Orocers' Association,
Imiled m funeral. Thur . 8 3ft n m . 1421 N
L"Jd st Requiem mass St Elizabeth's Church
lo . m. Inl New Cathedral Cem. Auto fu-
'"wivVMAN. May 8, EDWIN E. HOWMAN.
11)33 Rowan St.. nged (11. Relatives nnd friends
InMted tn service. Prl 2 p. m., Oilier H. Hair
lllde,. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private. Chelten
Hills Cem. llrmalna may h viewed Thurs. from
mtAMYlLE' May 8. ELIZA DRIPP9. daugh
ter of lato Jamea and Ann D. Ilrumble Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Thurs . 2 n m . W Monastery ae. and Plem
Ing st . RoKborough. Int privata
iJltOOKS May n, ISAAC S IIROOKS. nged
C2 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Thurs,. 2.30 p. m,, Horsham, Pa, Int, Hatuoro
BURNETT Mav H. PRANCES M daughter
of Charles and Charlotte, Burnett Helntlvea
and friends, employ a John Wanamakier's Store.
Invited tn funeral, Thurs 2 p. m.. 4921 Ridge
ave. Int. private. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remalna
mav be vlewvd Wed., 7 to 10 p. m.
Ht'SCH May 7. JACOB, husband of Pauline
Husch (ne (lottzl, aged 01 Relatives and
friends. Kensington Lodg. P. and A M No.
211. l'reeman chapter. No. 248, Corinthian
Cliassi lira. K T. No T.3, l.u Lu Temple, A. A.
O N. M. S , membern of the Potters Lake Hunt
Ing and Pishing Club, and all organizations of
which lin was a member. Invited to funeral.
Krl 2 t. m 1201 Llndley nve , Logan, Int.
Westminster Cem Auto service.
HUSCIL May a, In Frederick Co.. Md., PAUL
HUSCH. aged 7!, Int.-private. In Philadelphia.
CANNEY May 7 WILLIAM J. husband of
Sarah Canney (nee MaRe0 Relatlvea and
friends, St. Pranrls de Sales' Holv Namo So
ciety, P. It. T Relief. M)lh and Woodland ave
ham. Donegal II nnd P Society, InMted to fu
neral, Thurs . 8 So a m , 4723 Upland at. Sol
emn mass of reaulein Church of St. Francis de
Sales 10 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem
CARL May 0. MARY J., daughter of Anna
M. and late Anson Carl Relatlvea and friends
United to services sat , 2 p m., Oliver
Ptilr Building, IS-.'O Chestnut st. Int private.
Mount Morlnh Cem
CARR. May 7, GEORGE, husband of Rose
Motz Cnrr. Relatives and friends, members 21st
Ward Rep. Club. InMted to funeral services,
Frl., 2 v tn., 3122 W Gordon at. lrit, private,
Westmlnatcr Cem. Remalna may be viewed
Thurs eve
CLARKE May 8 JOHN S CLARKE. Rela
Uvea and friends of lumlly Invited to funeral
s-rvlces, Thurs 7 30 a m , residence of son,
William W, Clarke, Anil Morton ft., Oerman
town Int. Holvoke, Maes Omit floral offerings,
COOKE May 8 GEORGE II COOKE, aged
48, Funeral services Wed, 7:41 p m., 8731
Larrhwool eve. Int Nvark N. Y.
COX May fl. ELIZABETH J., wife of
Tliomaa Cox Funeral. Thura . 8.10 a. m. 8100
llnlstein nve. High mass at St. Raphael's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Rela
tives and frlenda Invited.
CROSIN. At son-in-law's residence. Charles
S Hurst. HIS S. Conestoga, at., May 8, JOHN
C husband of Sallto B Crosln (nee Darnard).
Relative and friends. Hamilton Lodge. No. 274,
V and A M ; Men's Bible Class of the Church
of Atonement: International Union of Elevator
Constructors, Local Union, No. 3, Invited to
services, Frl . 2 p m , Oliver II Balr Building.
1820 Chestnut st Int. Trinity Church Grounds,
aloorestown, N, J. ... ...
CHOSTA (nee Marhelhenny) May 7. ELLA
F CROSTA. wife of Charles II. Croita, aged
(li. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Thurs. 2 p. m . .ir.io vvaaeung sc, r-rankiora
Int, rvortn weaar iiu
viewed Wed , H to 10
Int. North Cedar Hill Cem, Remains may be
,wi even . n j jn 11 in
CULP. May 8, ANNIE 13.. widow of Joseph
R. Culp and mother of Mr. Charles M. Sheuffer,
VVaym, ta , uaeu ou jtiis, avrvices una int.
Prcui'aY Ma 8, KATHERINE, wife ef Hnh
ert Curry. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu
nernl, Prl.. 8.30 n. ni.. 11)18 N 2flth st Solemn
requiem mass, St. Michael's Church, 10 a, m.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
CUSACK May 7, BRIDGET M CUSAC'K.
widow of Michael Cusack Relatives and frlonds,
St Anthony's 11. V. M Sodality and all or
ganizations of which he was a member. Invited
to funeral, Thurs . 0 . m.. 2S34 Fltzwater st.
Solemn high mass of requiem St. Anthony'a
Church. 10 30 a m. Int.; Cathedral Cem.
DALLAS May II. MATTHEW, husband ol
late Mary Dallas. Ilelatlves and friends. Fair
mount Council. No. 821. 0. of 1. A.t East End
Republican Club, invited' to funeral. Thurs..
2 p. m.. 2510 8. 16th it. Int. It, Morlah Cem!
Auto service. Remalna may be viewed Wed. eve.
bEWEES. May 0. MAROARET II.. widow
of Samuel Dewees. aged 80. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral services, residence of
daughter. Emma t. Merrltt. 2.1.14 N. 80th St.,
Wed.. 7'30 P. m. Int Thurs. morning at Bar
rett's Chapel. Delaware PJ omit flowera.
nm.HU. May 0, CARL LOUIS, husband of
Rose Brier, aged 60. Relatlvea and friends,
Supreme Court. I. O. of F Invited to funeral
services, Thurs.. S p. m.. 2348 E. York at.
Int. private, wormwood eem.
EVANS May 0, GEORGE W.. husband of
Harriet E. Evans. Ilelatlves and frlenda. P.
It. R. Veterans' Asso.. Invited to funeral serv
ices. Thurs.. 2 pm.. 8132 Viola st. int. West
minster Cem.. Remalna may be viewed Wed.
ve. Auto funeral
FEE. May 8, BERNARD son of Peter and
Mary J. Fk (nee Rudden). Relatives and frleqda
Invited to funeral, Sat.. 8:80 a, m.. residence
of parents, B137 Iloopea st. Solemn requiem
masa Our Lady uf Victory Church 10 a, m. Int.
Holv Crosa l.'eni.
FltYBURO. Suddenly, May 7, John L-.
husband of L. Oertrude Fryburg. Relatives and
friends, employes of Phlla. and Reading Rail,
way. West Phlla. Division No. 1(1L. O. n. C.i
Highland Park Fire Co. and lilghUnd Park Imi
provement Asso.. Invited .to funeral services,
Thuray 3 P. m Cedar ane, Highland Park
Del. do.. Pa. Int. private, Arlington "Cem
vriends may call Wed., 7 to n p. m.
EULALIA; May u, in Portucal. COUNT
B OAUOHAN.lay o, TATRIClt. husoana of
El'b.thG.ugh.n R.. Uvea and Ifrl.nd.. Court
'l'h,dJro'"funrrVl?Thur.:;-S'.rrn"827 8uLa'v;.
rence at. Iaaa of requiem St. Mary'. Church
Pt30 a, m. nij, nun ww" v,iei 70uli' eunerai,
daughter of Emma
Ur.UlVVJR..: n.uu.lll1 .-- .. n.,L.,n
and
in. ,f..V." Hi
im, M.u n,v iiiuimiii ..
in
George, aged m. Keiauve; anq irienas Invited
to funeral arvlces. Frl., 8:80 p. p., brolh.r's
residence. A. T. Osorae, Washington av
W. Phlla. lnt,Brfrae. 'Fernwood Cem. ,
nUERKK. May f. MART, wife of Valanlta
nrnarak and aurttsro ABtbony mat lau !.
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nOOAN. May 7, SADIE.A.. daughter of late
John T, and Hannah P.'Gogan and grand
daughter of latn Michael nnd Mary Winiy;.
Funeral, to which relatives, friends and B. V.
M. Sodality, Church of thn Cplphnny.ara invited.
Frl., 8 31) a. m., lo.'S Daly at, Solemn mass
of requiem Church of the Epiphany 10 a, m.
Int. Cathedral Cem,
HALL. May 7, GEORGE, son (if Ellraheth
nnd late Alexander Hall, nged 2ft Ilelatlves
and friends. Woolen and Cnrpet Yarn Workers
Union, Ixical 82.1, and employes John Bromley &
Sons, Invited to funeral, Sat,, 8:30 a. m moth
er's residence, 2212 E. Auburn st. Solemn re
quiem mass St Ann's Church 10 a. n). Int.
New Cathedral Cem.
HALL May 7, WALTER P., husband of late
Annie M. Hall, Relatives and friends, all or
ganizations of which he vvaa n member, Invited
to funeral. Thurs , 11 a. m , 1420 N. lstli at
Services 12 m.. Union A. M. E. Church, 10th
hlow Fairmount ave. Int. Merlon Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Wed., 8 to 10 p. m.
HANNON Msy 8. MICHAEL A. FRANCIS,
son nf Margaret and late Owen Hannon. Rel
atives and friends Invited to funeral, Hat , 83,1
a ni . mother's realdence, K) Wlngohncklns at
Solemn requiem mass, Church of the Incaratlon,
10 n m, Int Holy Sepuldiro Cem. Auto funeral.
IIARTY. May 0. FRANCIS, husband., of
Rrldget Harty (nee Carr) and son of late Pal-
nek and Margaret Harty. Relatives and friends,
oly Name Society of St. Clement's Church,
Inv led to funeral, Thura , 8.30 a, m , 2131 S
eoih st. High masa St clement' Church, Pas.
chalvllle. 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Potts
vlll papers copv. Auto funeral.
HENRY May 0. S.RArt. widow of James
Henry and daughter of lalo John and Anna
Hear. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Sun ,2pm. son's residence, Wllllnm llenry,
2(M7 E Susquehanna ave Inr. North Cedar
Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed sat. eve.
A hTckXiAN. At residence of W. P. Ottev. :
N. 80th st.. May 8. ELIZABETH, widow of ,
212!)
John'
W. Hickman, aged eft, Relatives nnd mentis
Invited to services, Prl.. 11.30 n. m., Oliver II.
Balr BIdg.i 1820 Chestnut st, Int, Beulah Cem .
Russelvllle, Pa,, on nrrlval of train leaving
Broad St. Sta., Trl.. 11. 0J ft in,
HH.LIARD May 7, suddenly, at Pcmber
ton. N J MERIUTT MILLIARD, age) (IS.
Relatives nnd friends Invlied to funeral serv
ices, Thurs., 2 3d p in Pciubertoni N. J. Int
I. O. o 1' Ceni
lll'FF. May (. JACOB, husband of Sophie
J. Huff (nee Pries). Relatives and friends In
vited to funernl services, Thurs . 2 p. in.. '.'()
E. Wlshart st. Ifit. private Fernwood Cem.
Remains may be vlevved Wed. after 8 pm.
JANEWAY May 8, ELIZABETH I.INNARD
(nee Hllfleburn). widow of John L. Jniievvny, Jr.
Due notice of funeral. ,,,.. ,,...,.,.-,,
JONES. May 8, HELEN ELIABLTH.
daughter of lllcnhcll A, nnd Helen (I Jones,
aged S. Funeral services and Int. private.
Valley Baptist Cemetery.
KEEI.ER At IMne Eavvn Farm. Columbus,
N J Mav 7, ANN G . widow of Amus Keeler.
aged '80. Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
neral lute residence, Columbus, N J. I rl , 11
a m' Int. Columbus Cem Autos will meet
train leaving Market St ferry. Philadelphia
Ham and Trenton at 0.32 a m , at Harden-
'"lYhllR May '. CHARI.Et If KE1IR aged
81 Relatives nnd friends Invited tn funernl
services, 821 Euclid ave. Ambler. Pa. Thurs,
KELLY?' rrMVaV'n MATTHEW, husband of
Mabel Kellv (neo Connor! and son of Mary nnd
iate Thomaa Kelly. Relatives and friends.
Bernstein Ben. Society.. Hartvlllo Social and
International .Holders' Union. No. 13. Invited
to funeral. Frl.. 8'30 a m.. 2.138 E Somerset
st. Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church
10 a. m Int. st Ann's Cem
KENNEDY Mav 8. MARY S., daughter nf
the latn William and Mnry Warnoclc Kennedy, nf
Port Kennedy. Services nt tho rcsidenc.. of
Jeromo Shea. Valley Forge. Thurs May to.
2 30 p m.
LAMI'I.UGH Mav 7, MARGARET E. wife
of Lewis Lamplugh Funernl, to which the
relatives nnd friends are Invited, Thurs. 1.30
p, m , at her lato residence. 2027 S 8th st
Int Fernwood Cem Remains may io viewed
Wed. nfter n p
1.4. TOUR. V
L TOUR. May 7. CHARLES THOMAS LA
TOUR, aired 74.
ueiauves ami irienns inviica
to funeral. Frl . 7-10 n. m ann-ln-lnw's resi
dence, Martin A Geary .HIIO Morton st . Gin.
Solemn mass of requiem St Vlnrrnt'a Church
D n ni. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem Atito fu
"U;.N'TZ May 7 WILLIAM II . Sr hU'bnnd
of Sarah E. Intz (no Avlson), formerly of
1023 Orleans st Relatives and friends Wel
come Division, No. 20, S. of T , Court Peraeve--ante,
157, F. of A.. Invited to funeral services.
Thurs.. 2 p m . son's residence. William 11
Lentl, Jr., 11U.1 E Tioga st .Int. rrlvntn,
Northwood Cem. Rcmjlns may bo viewed
Wed., 8 to 10 p. tn.
MACRHEIISON May 8. nt residence. SO S.
4fith st , ELIZA J , widow of Allan Mncpher-
on ng'd 73 Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services. Sat . 2 p m . Church nf the
Holy Apostles S E ror. 21st and Christian sis
Int private. Wondlnwn cvm Rem ilna mav be
viewed Sat , It 3(1 to 12 30 a. m '
MALONE May 7 JAMES, husband nf Mnrv
Malone Relatives nnd friends. St. UahrlH a
Holy Name hoclety nnd Lenglm of Hscrcd lle.irt
and emploj.s nf II i Id vv In l.ncomottvt Works,
Invited to funeral Sat. 8.3n n. m . lr.ls s.
Guenther St. Solemn high msas of ipquiem St.
Gabriel's Church lu a. m. Int. Holy Cruss (Vm
MANO Miv n. ccrehro-Bplnal meningitis,
MARGARET ELIZA1IE1 II. daughter nf (It-iiMu
S. nnd Elizabeth Mano aged .1. No funerul
MARKS Mav II, Mrs MARY LAWRENCE
MARKS, daughter of late Jamea nnd Mary
l.vm h. Itelittlves and friends Invited to funer.il,
Thurs 8 30 n. in . rcsldemo of William Uhler.
I'OIO W Sterner at Solemn requiem masa M
Columbia's Churth 10 in Int. private. Cathe
dral Cem
MARTIN. Mav 8 ANNIE, wlfo nf James
Martin (nee Martin) and daughter nf Sarah and
lato Owen Martin, nf Cishel c'rabln County
Donegal. Ireland, Relatives and friends Altar
and Rosin Sncletv and B V M Sodalltv nf
St. Agath.i's Church, Invited tn funer.il Frl
n:3ft a, m . 3812 Fnlsom at Solemn mass of
requiem St. Agatha's church 11 a in. Int
Holv Cross Com.
MAYNE May 7, THOMAS K . husband of
Merrettn Mnjne. fttintlv.H nnd friends. Mln
new.v Tribe No. 70 Invited to funeral services,
Thurs , 1 p m pvrlora uf Mr.s K J Curlln.
4.18 E. Girard uve. Int private Greenmouul
Cem Remalna may l viewed vi evo
McCAl'SI.lN.- Mu 8. CAROLINE E widow
of Samuel J. McCuuslln. nged 811. Retntlves
and friends Invited to funeral servhes Frl.. 2
P in residence of sun in law, C2.lt Jenerfun st.
Int. private.
McKARLAN Mav 7, JANE A. wife of John
J, MiFurlan, nged 71 Ilelatlvea nnd friends In
vlted to services, Thurs.. 2 p. in.. 4048 Green
st.. West l'hlla. Int. private. Arllnrtoi Com.
McOOVERN. May .1. CATHARINE McGOV
EllN (nee Callahan), wife of Patrick McOovern,
jf Parish Culah. County Cnvan. Ireland Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Thurs ,
8 3d a in.. L'04O Richmond st. (18th Ward).
Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church 10 a.
ni Int St. Ann's Cem
McIIUGIL May 8. PATRICK J., beloved hus.
bond of Bridget Mcllugh. Relatives and friends,
Dlv No. 7, A. O. II. . Invited to funerul. Frl..
8 3ii u. m... 1803 Wolf st Solemn high requiem
mass St Monica's Churih 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
McII.VAINE. May 8, JOHN T . son of lata
Charlca nnd Julia Mcllvalne. Relatives and
friends Marquette Council, K, of p nnd nil
other bocletlcs of which he was n member. In-
The
In the Mitchell, the standard for every
part is 100 per cent over-strength. That
means that in three years we have doubled
our margins of safety.
Over 440 part are of toughened steel.
All safety parts are oversize. We use a
wealth of Chrome-Vanadium steel.
We aim at 200,000
miles of service, and
twp Mitchells already
'have proved they can
give it.
Costly Extras
The Mitchell includes
31 features which
nearly all cars emit.
And in this year's models
we add 24 per cent to
the cost cf finish, up
holstery' and trimming.
So the Mitchells ore the
most complete cars, and,
the handsomest cars in
thf ir class.
On this year's output,
these extras cost us about $4,000,000.
How We Do It j
You will marvel at the extra values
MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY, Inc., Racine, Wis., U. S. A.
spruce 260 Mitchell Motor Car Co. race zees
250 North Broad Street inc. PK;iTk.Q
Allenlown. ra. Klein Motor Car
CoatesvllU. .'. S. Thorn.
Ln.lloni. r. jp. ii"'U.
r-rolumtja Aon C. - ft-adlnc. Fa. 1.
P. )lsvTln'a.Orai, ScranUn, Vm.h
pinniDia. -- JI f!i
fU-fty;
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DKATH",
vlled to funeral. Prl
a.so a m.. 18"') " .,jr!
8.3" .". J ihn lloty
ave. Solemn requiem ma
ss c nurvn v ..
St. Ann's Cem.
Soula III a. in. int
mi lu a. ni. mi. " '"'.,, ,T. ,, ,..inilT
mbnnd of Mnrnarft ."Civnipni "' . ...,,,,..
hu
Itrlithei. and frlfndi inuiea io i ... . -- "
Thurn . 2'-" V- ni . h; -ii. ---
Int. Ml, mrnn v rm.
tn a ni Int imiy i topi i-iii. n,rtM..t
iisiIion.--HM.npniv, May 8, "jIJAJLvJI;
church Hi
Imroiiffb
BESOIE EMILY, only
daughte'r of Ch. rtes 'Jf 'and Annie FMIIIard
'"elaS v'.s nnd friend. Invited to funeral. Thur...
" , m narents' residence, htatp rd., High-
,,, i Park Del Co . Pa Int. private, vvesc
minster Cem 1'rlcnd. may call Wed. after 9
St' Carthago Church 10 a,
b nil
Holy Cross
MITCHELL May 7 at her parents' res.
denre 1S7 N 2d st . MARY, daughter of John
J nnd Anns Mjr. MUchell (nij Skirtlnglon),
aged I months Relatives and friends Invited
to fiimrnl. Thur;. 1 P in. Int Holy Cross
(em
MOVROE May 7, JOHN, hu'band of the late
Caroline Monroe. Relatives and friends. Grand
Order of iho Am lent Ordr of United Workmen
of P.nni. and rtlnn Order of Mutual Protec
tion Invited 10 servl.es, Thurs 2 3D . m.. 2120
Vino st. Int. private. Friends may oall Wed-
"'moor?.' Mav 0 nt Palls townsnlp,
ANDREW O MOOltE. aged.O Relatlvea ami
friends Invited m funeral Crick road, Thurs ,
n ni VnrrhiB.s will meet trsln eavlng Broad
In it i l'hlla 12 nj P m arriving at Mor
fl'svlllV i )4 "int. Morr'isville Pa
MdflUIHi V Snv Ij1.(XAiII i II .i.rsc
.lauKhtcr of ll.ctor A. and 'latn UlliaheUi J.
viorr son aged HI Residence, Petn nve. nnd
old "llaUroJ.! Uve.. llrsn.Mnvvr Relatlvea nnd
friends Invited to funernl, Thursday 3 p. m..
Church of the Redeemer. Bryn Mawr. Int. ad-
J0MORROW.-- May 8. MAY S . daughter of Re
becca J and the Into Oeorgo M. Morrow. Ilela
tlves nnl frlerils Invited to services, Sat.. 2:.10
p. m.. 30.17 N. 10th st. Int, private. West-
mMONTOOMERY.-May 8 RE.BECCA J. wlf;
nf Charles Mnntgomerv Med ,pj . Duo notice of
funernl will bo given from l..lN.AIden at.
MIJNDER .ll.iy 7. PLOHF.NCn DOROTHY,
daughter of Charles W and 1 lor-nco K. Mun
der (nee Inupblneel. aged 20 Relatives nnd
friends Invite, I to funernl cervices, parents
residence. 3123 N loih st , Wed, 8 p. m.
Int Cliellen Hills Cem , at convenl-nco of
MORPHEY Suddenlv Msv 0 CHARLES O.
it. -.- e ,n ii nn.e willinm .1. Murohey.
Wlelattves nnd friends Invited to funeral Thurs .
8 3') a m mother' realoenie, ri" vv .nemni
st High mass St JlnlBriivs umirra ,.....
Int Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral. Winning
ton pilars cop t'-.k
NAPI'ERT Miv 7 JOHN, huelnnd of Lath,
nrlno Nappert. Relatives nnd friends members
nf Carpenters ntnl Jointers' local Union I.. y.
Vo 1(1.11 V-ueu 'llsihler Vercln. II II I .1. A.,
Wnrklngm. n xle k nnd Death llenetlt nmd and
enu loves of P. It T.i Kensington shop, Invited
to funeral servlees Thurs, I p. m . . l-u '-
Eleanor st Int prlvnte Northwood Cem. Re
mslns mav lie viewed Wed eve
NOE Mav II, ETHEL HENRIETTA, daugh.
ter of Wll'.am L. and Mary E. Noe. Relatives
nnd frlens invited tn funeral wervlces. Wed,
7 1,1 p m . parents' residence. Southampton.
Pa Train for snulh-vmplon lenveo Rendlnu
firmlnsl 6.23 p. in. Int. private. Woodl.iwn
Cem, New- York. . .
" Dii.S'NPLL May 7 EDWARD J hu
ba I of Mnry M O'Donnell Relatives nnd
frl-nd Court Corinthian, No 107, F of A ,
ni 1 n! other societies e,r which he wis a mem
ber. Invited lu funeral Thl.rs. 7 30 n m , 1812
N 23 1 t High mass St Ellribcth's Church t)
a, m. Int. New Cstlredral Com.
O MALI.EY M.i .. ri.rm.rv nf III". Slgel
si CA1IIAII1NE wife nf John O'Mallev nnd
diughter of late Edward and I'ntherino Cusaclc.
latn of Wesport. Co Mavn, Irel.uid Relatives
and friends of family Invltl lo funeral. Snt .
S 30 n m sister's lesldenc-, Mrs Ilnran 1820
S Pith si Solemn requiem msss st Ihomss
Aquln.ia Church in a m Int Holy Cross Cem.
Chester pipers cnn
O'MALI.EY May 7 THOMAS O'MALLEY,
s,m of l.itu ihnm.is and Mnrv O Malley. Rela.
Uvea nnd friends Invited to funeral. Thurs .
s :tn a nt brnttier-ln-law'a residence Francis
lla.ves 837 S Howard st High mass nf ro
qulem St Philip's e'hureh 10 a m Int Cathe
ilral Cem
ORR Mav 7. MARGARET widow of Jamea
P Orr Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
services. sun-In lew's resldenee Joseph Ileth
e rtngton. Crnden. I'a Frl. 12 3D p in. Int.
American Mtetanles' lm liill.1., 3 p. m.
illlt'MAN M.l 3, WILLIAM, husband of
HvttU- Ortmsu Ineo Muller) aged r8. Rela
tives nnd friend. Phlla Poll.e nen. Assn.,
members of Mav club, .list Ward, Invited to
funerul seniles Thurs., 1 30 p m. 2210 Bel
grado at. Int Hillside Cem . via trolley Re
mains mav be vlevved Wed. after 8 p. m
PATION May 7. at Absecon, N J, ANNA
A wblnw nf Walter 1) Patton and daughter of
late William and Ellziv Gregory, ngxd 8.1. Rela
Uvea and friends Invited lo funernl services,
Thurs , 2 p til , nloce'a residence. Miss Llda J.
Smith 300 MIcMo at , Camden, N. J. Int.
private,
ejl'INN Suddenly, May 7. PATRICK son of
late James nud Marraret Qulnn Relatives nnel
friends Invited to funeral Thurs, 8 30 it m
residence nf brother In-law William Ennls 2437
N lUth hi HkU mass St Edward's Church
Id a tn Int Hol Cross Cem. Remains may
be viewed tVnl after 7 a an Auto funernl
RAFF. Suddenly, May 7. PAULINE, wife of
Charles Raff, aged riS Relatives and frlenda
Invite-d to funeral, Thurs , 2 30 p. m . rr-aldsnce
f aon-ln-lav. Donald 1, Harris, 1!74G N. 2Mh
St. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem.
RANDALL May 7, ANNA M., widow of
Tbnmsa Randall aged 70 Relatives and friends
Invited lo funeral Sat , 2 p. m.. from 8732 N.
titli n Phils Int private). William Penn Cem.
HEAVY Mav 7, PATRICK, hushand of
Sarah Reaw Relatives and friends, St.
rii;uiTifvii Mnw nf
fA,Vf Shfn'rlVJ mWrtens I,
vision No 31. A O. jVen'sUtewrj "?.
iS,;AR.l:1W:,'.?n 'St
Sol.'.'n.n fflS? A'n-rW.1 jllUli.ffi'.-Urch
E r'solemSn r?q..!??n mvs, llolv Family
n ro Int St. -viar s vm... ..un
MITCHELL May 8. CHARLES W.. husband
Caroline Mitchell (nee Blanc), agod 72. Rela.
lives nnd friends. Courtlaml Saundera Post.
So "I G. A R.. Survivors 3d Pv. Heavy Ar
tlliery l"sth Pa Vols, Invited to funeral, rrl..
. i'.iik ijip.nu'nn, nT, iiikii iiihs
. ni. Int
Lifetime Car
which Mitchell cars include. But they
are all due to factory savings made by
John W. Bate.
Mitchell cars both bodies and chassis
are built in a mammoth model plant.
Mr. Bate has spent millions to fit this
plant to build Mitchell cars economically.
In no other plant
$1150
F. o.b. .
Racine
Mitchell Junior a ,40-h. p.
Six. 120-inch WHeelbase
$1460
F.o.b.
Racine
7 - Passenger 48-h. p.
127 - inch"Wheelbase
Six, also eight body Btyles. So all fine
car buyers can now find here the type
and price they want. See this unique
exhibit.
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Nnmo Society,
A? t" II.. .nrl all other ' .i? lT,.Dft WV
was R member. Invited to funer.i 'tJ!0!
a. nt 713 N. 30th at.. v. Phil, s '"s '
requiem mass S; . Agatha'a Church in .
Int. Holy Cross Cem. . -"urcn 10 K
IIOIIINSON May 7. CATHARtvie1)-, i
Alexander Robinson, llelallVM .'fflTtfJh 1
vlted to funeral, .Prl.. 7:30 1 1 ii efflE!- I
son-ln-lavv. Cbarlea M. Darrih BisraK I
Solemn requiem innss Church of ti, 1X '
I) n. m. Int. Ilo y Cross c-om '...- ?fll ,
ROBINSON Mav 8. suddenly, mlJjST! 1
wlfo nt John P. Robinson. Relatives TVtJfW 1
invited to funeral service. Sat? 2 So S."!'''!,
Diamond st. Int. prlvnte. Laurel lm'l 1
State nf Malna rapei-s rnpy """" '"HI
nosu -Jiay i. iia.nnah ROSE f..
Xld.T.0'S"l"jJKl.'iCiLS7of
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friends Invited to funeral, rrl., a i" tn "I
of J O Qulnn, 1411 N. L'd at. i;L't'iry I
Cem,
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nv'JIU ..lay .u, U1.1MMJI-; V,. Hf vhl Si
of late Jnnn Ituhl (nee MrKim), liied'a n1t
ttves and. friends. Ollvo Castle. No ' J 1
K . Invited to funeral services, Thurs 4 . m
i;iJ7 rv, Allison st. toon nnd Thompson 1
Int. private, Fernwood Cem, Remalna mu
viewed Wed. eve. Auto funeral. mS
to funeral, 1334 incoming st., Frl 8.30
noicinu "IK" iini" -Ji re-quiem St. Step'
Chureh 10 n. m. Int; Hoy Sepulchre Cem
SCHICK. May 7, at Atlantic City? coS
A., husband of Elizabeth Schick and so
Emma und Into Charles Schick. Relatives
friends Invited In funernl set-tie.... t-i.....
p. m... npartmenta of William H," Hattsi (
t.SKI V. Itrond St. Int. Nnrlh.,. A'"' J
SCHMIDT. Mav 7.ANNA.daughter of Oec 1
and late Anna Schmidt (neo Wagner), aged
lieiaijvcs nnu iiiunu-i, i.ainouc High Bel 1
girls. Seo. .1; girls nf Christian Doctrlna of
Bonlfaclus'a Church, Invited to funernl. Thsi
7.30 a, m.. 210(1 ti. Sd St. Requiem rnsss'i
iionuuvius -. v-iiuiui yi u. in. int. Holy
SdlOENHEnn Mav 8. .imtAVMl unit,
to;
BERG (neo Hitter), wlfo of Peter Schoenbil
hi. (, .' ". u,i. i.,-iiun inviieq io ,
neral services. Frl.. 1 p. m., 1105 Jackson'
Int private, Fernvvnod Cem IYlends may !
Thurs . 8 p m. Omit flow era. Auto cortege
SHEA .May 8. .MORRIS,' son of late Sot
nnd Mary Shea (neo Kane). Relatives e
friends Invited to funeral, Sat., 8:30 a.
aunt's residence. Mavgnrot Knne, 2082
Thompson st. Solemn ic-quletn mass, ChurcV'
Nativity. 10 a. m. Inc. Now Cathedral Cert.
SHERIDAN. Suddenly. Mny (1. MICHA1
son of Michael and Lllen Hhertdan, and gra
sou of la(o John nnd Roso Sheridan, also Dal
and Into Hnnnnh MrCtie. Relatives nnd frle
nnd cnlldren of Sacred Heart Parochial Schi
Invited to funeral, Frl , 8 n. tn., from parei
residence, llil Pernon st Solemn masa of -qulem
Sacred Heart Churrh P.30. Int. II
Cross Cem. ,
SHERIDAN. Mav 7 LUKE J . eon of Li
and late Rose Sheridan Relstlves nnd frier.
members of Holy Name Soeietv of St. Chart
v luri'ii jii.nt-u ii iiiu'tui. 1 rl.. n HU A, I
rather's residence, 021" S Mil st. Solemn h
mass r.t requiem St. Charles' Church 10 a,
Inl Holv Cross Cem.
SHERLOCK. May 7. JAMES M. SHE
LOCK, husband of late Margaret J, Blisrlo,
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral, Thur
i: p in., restnenco nt uaugnier, airs, jVlftrgtr
Seliccr 010 N. 33d st. Int. Mt. Morlah Ce
Remains may tin viewed Wed. eve. e
SINGLETON. Mty .'.. MICHAEL J. SI
GLETON, husoand of Mar' Singleton. Re
tlves and frlenda. County Majo Beneficial ,
rlety. Invited to funernl. Thurs.. 8 a. ni., rv
denco of brother. Timothy Singleton, 2133 I
ernl st. Solemn requiem mass St. Antjioir
Church 0-30 ft. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. e
SMITH. Fifth Month 2d nt Fresno. C
RENJAMtN P. SMITH. nge,i 3 Relatives a
friends Invited to funeral. Sixth-day. 11)
2 p m , parents' residence. Horsham. Pa,
STANTON May 8, ELIZABETH STANT?
(neo Hurch), wlfo of James P Stanton, ag
r,t" Relatives nnd frlands. Lady Meade Ti
K.rtn T n.ln T f CV V r.f 1'hlln , 1. J
funeral services. Thurs, S p m , 1340 Kalgl
nve . Camden. N J. Also services at Pedrlc'
town ,M. li cnurcn, i ri., ,i p m Int. r
rlrktcvvn Ce.n, Rcnnlns may fcn viewed Thui'
nflnp (I 30 n m '
STEAD May 8. ALFRED STEAD, aged t '
RpInMvcwVind friends, nlso Fritz Lonae. No 41
r ami a -vi , .-Norristimn i nnpter, o, inn, i
A. M. Hutchinson Commandery No 32, K, 1
Lu Lu 'temple, George Llppard circle. No. F
H. nf A , invited to funeral Bervicea, Frl.,' 2 r
m 340(1 llowmnn at.. Falls of Srhuilkill. Ir
prlvnte. Gulph cem Autn funeral i
STEVENSON. May 8. WILLIAM J hustta
nf Sarah C. Stevenson. 234(1 Dlrklnson st. Her
tlves nnd friends. Mlllo Lodge Nei. luno. I.
o. p : Osago Tribe, .No. ii;i I o n. M I Men
Friendly Union Chapter. No I Jith and Mon,
st . Invited tn servlees. Thurs 2.3D p. m., O
ver II. Bslr llldg . 1820 Chestnut st Jnt. pl
vate. Friends mny view remains We-d ve.
.sritYK'E May 8, ROBERT MARSTON. h'
band of Mnrv c Slrykc. Iteiiutv.s nnd frlen.
llolmtsburg Men's Assn . Men's Bible Class -Holme
sbura M. i' Church invited to funeri,
services, Frl.. 2pm. 0')44 Torresdale avtf
Taconv Int prlvnte. North Cedar Hill Cero
MCVIMr.lts Mav 8. at Atlantic City. N. J.
MARY PARSONS wife of Clnrcnco L. SunA
mors nged ,3s Notice of funeral later. x,
TINNEY May 7. JOHN, husband of Dorothj
Mary Tinney (neo Kearnev), Relatives nr
f,i.n. ln.t,,1 tn funernl. Thurs 8.3(1 a. ma
4L'8 N. H.'el st. Illah requiem mm Our Lad")
of tho Rosary cnurcn lu n m ini. at, nents ,
tVTOWNSEND May B. GERTRUDE VIOI.J
daughter of John V nnd Ella Townsend, Hell
lives and friends Class nf imirt. G. C. II. S
emplnves nf Lv brand Jtnsa Bros & Monlgon
cry. Invited In funernl. Thurs.. 2 p m., parenti
residence. MMI4 Master at. Int. prlvati
Montrose Cent. Remains may bo vlevved Wd
8 mtSTHAl Mav CHARLES IIOIVARE
husbund etf Margaret II Fmstend Relative
und frlende, ell nrganlzatlons of which h
was u member. Invited to funeral service,
Thurs . 8 P in . 1113" Spruce st Int. private
VALI.ONE May 7. VINCENT VALLONB
Ilelatlves and frlettds'lnvite.i to funeral, sat
8 a m. res'denio of his ststor-ln-law. Mrff
Caroline Vnllone, luuit H. htn st ueeiuiem maa
Chureh of Our Ladj of Good Council II 30 a. m i
lot Holv Crosa Cem
VAN DP ZEE Mny 7 H-irold. hushand A'
Ann i Van Du, Zif. Funeral servlees, tQ2
Morris st. Oermantown, Thurs. 3.30 p. m
'"V.IN1 i'eLT. Mav 7. EMMA LOUISA, wldov
nf John V Van Pelt Funcr.il aervlers Thura.
1-43 p m Cerne, School House lane, Gtp. Int
nrlvate New York and Boston papers copy.
WALLISER May 7 ANNA C . widow o
Joseph Walllser, aged S3. Relatives and frlendi
Invited to services. Wed., 8 p. m Oliver II
Hslr Bldg . I8'.'t) Chestnut st lot private,
1 WHITESIDE Mas' 8 ALBERT WHITE
SIDE Relatives and friends Washlngtot
1 odge No Iiu, P and A. M Jerusalem H. A
Chapter, No. 3, Mary Commandery No. 8
K I' Phlla. Consistory, 3-d elegrco Masonli
VvUrans and Lu Lu Temple, invited to funera.
services Sat.,. 2 p. m.. 2212 Mt, Vernon at.
lnw5Lv Stay 7, JACOB husband of Rose
Wolf ned (14 Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Bervicea Thurs 2 p m , Hi!) N. Broad
st Int prlvnte. Greenmount Cem Remains
msy be viewed Wed , 7 to l) p. m Auto funeral
could cars, like the
Mitchells be built at the
Mitchell cost.
Theresult shows in
all these extra values
in extra features, extra
strength and beauty.
Come see these extras.
You are bound to
want them in the car
you buy to keep.
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nelly), .widow nf Robert Sivage, TulJ
and frlnd, I-aguo of Sacred Heart's
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