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st Marshal General Crow
der Allays Fears Regarding
U Call to Colors
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JJroivder'e Telegram Clears
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A .To the Editor Evening Ledger:
ANSWERING your wire of Inst
night, It will be the rccom
ptnendation of this 'department that
all medical men drafted -be assigned
to tho medical corps up to" its
maximum authorized strength.
Registration cards of drifted men
furnish nil data needed for the
classification of specialists among
them, and tho recommendation that
I shall make in regard to drafted
medical men will bo repeated in the
case of other specialists, tn tho end
that they may receive such assign
ments as will make available to the
army their special qualifications. ,
CROWDER,
Provost Marshal General.
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ttCKWELUWuIr II. HANNAH. M,.
daughter of lat. Sidney and Sarah Blackweil.
Relative, and friends Invited to funeral
k;. pi.. H p. m . 2291 N, Woodstock at. Jnt.
Mt. Hop Cem., Lambertvllle. N. J
TtOKTTCIIKIt Riit.lMilv. Jul l wif.ttii.
BOKTTCIlKn. husband nf Wllhelmlna no.lt.
..-. ii.iiiT. miiu iiieiiuR, m.mDeri or liar.
Churrh. 4th and
TJie fears of doctors and others with mili
tary training summoned to the colors under
the recent draft that they would not hae
an opportunity of shine tho country tho J
Benefit or their medical training today were
Mt at rest by a telegram received from
i- . Provost Marshal General Crovvdcr In renlv
i. f1 ift mn Inntllrv frnm V tlirTvr!VIVrl l.lpt.ntii
h' A'eY In this telegram he stated that all medlcai
men would be turned over to the medical
Corps up. to Its maximum authorized
strength.
There has been great consternation In
medical circles hero and thruuithout the
country following a memorandum lesued by
General Crowder on Juno 29 In this hn
refused to turn over to Surgeon General
Gorgas the medical men called In the draft
This statement was backed up by Secretary
Baker In a memorandum dated -lune 30, In
s tvhlch he said: "I am constrained to be
Hevo his advice In tho matter to bo correct "
The matter appeared of such a serious
nature to those In a position to npprcclato
the medical needs of the country that plans
vrere considered for carrying the matter be
fore Congress.
Oeneral Girgas has made an exhaustive,
study of the subject, having consulted the
deans of all leading medical colleges In this
country and having eonfernd with sur
geons from abroad, notably Colonel Good-
i Win. of the English Itoyal Medical Corp.
now attached to Gcnrrul Gorgus's staff.
Many blunders were mado In England at
the bjginnlng of tho war, and It has bsen
General Gorgas's aim to prevent the waste
of medical training In this country. The
drafting of trained medical men Into other
branches of the service would soon result In
ri entire lack of available material for the
medical corps, according to General Gorgas,
The plan developed by the surgeon gen
rain office was to have nil medical men
turned over to it by General Crowder. In
this way student could continue their med
ical studies on furlough until such time ns
they were fitted to be enrolled In the med
ical corps, and doctors and others with
medical training could be placed In the
most advantageous positions. Such a plan
would prevent the waste of trained men.
such as took place In England, nnd would
make for tho greatest elllclency. It would
also provide a continuous supply of doctors
for the army nnd navy.
GENERAL CROWDER'S VIEWS
However. General Croder did not take
kindly to these plans. Ho refused to turn
( over the doctors to the Surgeon General and
he also Insisted that all students should
be treated In the same manner as untrained
men. He asserted that In his opinion med
ical students could better complete their
training in the army ranks than by con-
flnillnr- nt -nlt.f-. "T hn . .....a.. Ii.a.it ......
hivf 'l convincing arguments for speciul treatment
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"I am open-minded on the subject,"
It was pointed out by medical educators
that the colleges would he greatly handi
capped by such a plan, and that It was pre
posterous to say that a medical training
could be satisfactorily completed by pri
vates In the army, there being no means of
giving a medical education on the field,
Such action would repeat the blunder made
In England of placing trained men In posi
tions requiring no such training as they
had had. and would be contrary to the
course advocated by Tre3ldent Wilson of
having every man carry his profession to
the trenches In so far as possible.
IJEFENSE COUNCIL'S IDEA
This statement follows:
The following notice to medical and
pre-medlcal students Is posted at the
request of the medical board of the Coun
cil of National Defense by the advisory
pa. ..... mm mc tniei oi me medical
'S lection of the tamo body. It Is nosted
with the full approval of the executive
Officers of this Institution.
In the present national crisis a con
tinuous supply of adequately trained
officers Is absolutely essential for the
maintenance of armed forces In the field.
It would be folly for the cquntry to pre
pare for the Immediate emergency alone.
We must face the possibility of the war
lasting for years. It Is therefore the
patriotic duty of all college students In
tending to study medicine to remain under
instruction until the country can avail
itself of their trained services.
Medical schools, are. In a sense, "mu
nltion works" necessary to produce
trained medical officers for the army and
navy, AH medical students must, there
fore. In the Interest ot national safety,
continue their work until graduation
With the exception of such men as the
navy can utilize, all graduates' are urged
to obtain a hospital training, which the
surgeons general of tho army and the
navy consider essential for their arms
of the service.
The telegram received tnrfav hv th
, JtvBWNo Ledger In answer to nn Inquiry
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Carpenter ata.i Pouthwark Mnenncr Zlrkel. Ufa
man'a Nentune Society, employe nf Hrrtckel'i
Hurar Hennery and all other aocletlee nf which
he was a member, Intlted In funeral, Hun.. 12:S0
p. vru. 112 Dudley el, f-rvlrei at above-named
church 2 p. m. Int. Kernwood Com, Aulo
funeral
1IOL.TON, Aur. i, at ltouao of neat, RniS
Wayne ave,, Oermanlnwn, HAItAII JONES
nof.TON. aied M. Kuneral aorvlcee, Sat.,
10 SO a. m. Int. private,
MOYcn.Juiy SI. HArll.DA (nee Itarrltan).
widow of Toal lloyce. Ilelatlvee and frlenda
Invited to funeral, flat., S.30 a. m 27,11 K.
Uuntlnrdon at. (18th Ward). Solemn requiem
nate St. Ann'a Church 10 a, m. Int. New
lainfursi (.urn,
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Uesallon. County Tyrone. Ireland. ItelatlVea
and frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat., 7.80 a. m..
narlora of Jamea 3. Keeney. mo N. i'3th t.
ttolemn hlah mn of requiem Church nf St.
Fr.A.nc.!! .vler n, m. Int. Holy Croea rem.
liOYLi:. suddenly. Au, 1, OAT11AIIIN.3 n
.ldw of Charle t). iioyle (nee Kan) Itela.
tlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral. Hat,, g-JO
".. 1131 Kalrmount ave. lllah reqiilem nih,
' hurch ot the Aeaumptlon 10 a m. Int. Catho.
drnl Cem
imoOKS. July SO, JOHN, hueband of Mar
aarot Ilronke, aaed 27. Itelatlvea nnd frlenda
InHied lo fimeral. Sit , 8 a. m. 2721 Titan at.
117th nnd Uharlon ta. lllah mans of requiem
St. Anlhony'a Church 0 30 a. m Int. Holy
Croea Cem.
IlItOWN Au. I. KATH V. imOff.V, widow
of Aaarlah Ilrown (nee llettrlck), Ilelatlvea
and friend- Invited tn funeral, Sat.. S a, m ,
realdenco of aon, Charlea Jl, Ilrown, 2411 S
liith at. Illah man of requiem St Monica's
Chmvh n.Vi n. m. Int. n-lvate
nimOIN. Alllf. 1. IUltA. lfe ol Wllllnm
Ilursln, seed rti. tielallvea nnd frlenda. Flor
enen Mahllngalo l.odao, Dau'htera of St.
Oeorae, Invited to funcrnl aervlrea. Sal.. 2
p. in. reainenc or eon. Alfred Ilurcln, 2028
.V, Tnlrhlll et. Int. HU'elde Cm,
IIVIINK Aur 1. (1AIIHKTT llYIlN'r;. eon of
late Peter nnd Irancea Ilyrnp. nf Cnjnly Wick
luw, Ireland, nelnthcn nnd frlenda Intlted to
funernt, Sat.. H a. in.. rcadenc of fcroiher-ln-law,
i.eorao A Korwno.l, r,ol.-, U,lnn, at Sol
ium blKh miM Church of lllei., Sacrament
10 31 n. m Int Holy Croea Cem Auto fu.
ntral.
CAIN. Aur. I, JOHN CAIN, Sr.. lituband
if A-nelln Ciln. aced 7." Ilelatlvea and frlenda
Cotennnt Iodae, No l.'rt, r. nnd A M.. (len
ernl John A. l.ocan Poat, Nn ll.1,, u, a, jj,
and William (1 Warden llrneflclal Aeao., In
vited to aervleee. Sat, 2 pm, inn t S. 18th at.
In privule. Mt. Morlah Cem
I'AMPIinf.I. Au. 1. III.I.I.A. widow of
John ."ninpli'll. sued S3 Itelallvea nnd friends
Intlted to funeral Sun. In m, 2123 N ,'iih et.
Hernnlne mny l tlowtd Sat.. 7 lo ll u. m Int.
ni-iT. ,'m
CAUTi:it,Aiir. 1. MAIIY ANN widow nf
Voah Carter ltelatlvrn and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Sat.. 8 30 a m . realdenco nf daughter.
Mm M Ward. lSjfl Thrivep nt. Hnlnmn re
quiem mies nnd Int Ht .Innrhlm'a Cem
CASSKI. July 31. I.YDIA II widow of
Abraham H. Cnesel. nKed 7 Itelntlvea nnd
friends Invited tn funeral, Sit,, 1 p. m , real.
inca of eonln.aw, O R. Allclmch Worrenier,
Montgomery Co.. Pa .Services Townmencln
S..hwenkf elder Church 2 p m. Int adjoining
cem
OIlAIlNOCi; Suddenly, Aur 1. WILLIAM
rilAHNOCK Itelalhca nnd frlenda Court
Thomha JelTereon Nn 4d K. of A nnd South
ttnrk I.'da No. :i". Order of Sons of St
Oeorre Intlted to funcrnl nertliee, Snt , 2 p
m . reeldnrn of nephett Albert Waterhouae
2121 Hilton at C.'lth nnd Alleebenyl Itemalna
mny be viewed Prl.. H p. m Funeral prltnto.
Int Hlllelde Cem
CL.ltK. Jul 31, WILLIAM J husband of
May Clark (nee Neumann) and eon of Mary A.
nnd late -John Clark (nei Conlln). Keiatlves
and friends. I.eacue of Snored Henri, 8t.
Thomas's Chu-eh and emplotta nf l'ublic Led.
Her Co . Invited lo funeral Snt.. M n m . teal.
dncc of mother. 11)23 s lmii et Solemn mass
of requiem Church of bt. Thomas Aquinas u.3u
a m Int. Holv Cros Cem. Auto Brrtirf
CI.OSI:. AUK. 1 MAP.'JHV l.LSLIi:. widow
of Murray H. 1 lose, oped r.'i itclatltes and
frlenda ntlttd in funeral. S.it p m. eon
lnla's r.eldente, Jottph I.Ike. 40.12 Dexter
ft., Vlsahlrkoii . Int nrlt.iti- West Lnunl
Hill cem Prim, Is may et,1 I'M etc
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IMPORTANT DATES AND DATA THE HISTORIANS OVERLOOKED
By P. E. SUMNER
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,i; f wsniiiciiMCHv Acot, oi urn 1'eitnsyi vania ifos
. 'k ultal. said:
Mr'" 'This Is certainly the onlv nroner raimt
4 It would seem like a crime to stop the
ii supply 'of doctors by taklmr medical ntu-
lAI dents away from their work to do service
gjx'taat could be equally well performed by
men wunoui meaicai training. Before we
'fri through with the war It Is certain that
i mll available doctors will be reoulred In
?Athlr capacity as doctors. To handlcan
j, j this supply In any way would be a great
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" 'filNIB. Suddenly. Aur. 1. LEO. son ef
QMries ana ary Alma, area 20. relatives and
Cnands Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8 JO a. tn..
nsJdtoca of parents. 8208 Tlnicum ave.. W.
i. Klsh maaa St. Raphael's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
ABJISTKU.ND. JUiy 31. '.'IIAKLGS WIL-
UU AHM3TKONO, 215 N. Crelrbton at. Rela.
VM and frlenda. employes Quaker City
ainary. court Main no. in, v. 01 A., or cam
k N. J.. Invited to funeral asrvleea. Sat.. 2
m., parlors 8. P, Frankanfleld Bona. 5300
M ai int. Aioniroae warn, nemains may o
d Fri.. 8 to 10 p. m.
aCK. Aur. l' CHARLES A., son of lata
ricK. b. ana Baran ihck. Keiatlvea ana
as invitaa 10 innerai. Dai,, ojiu a. m., real
1 et slater. 2713 Cabot at. Solemn requiem
-fit. Ludwjr'a Church 10 a, m. Int. New
raj Cam. Auto funeraL
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Sid aJ. Iu A .. 4 vi.tr v.n.&.n
of Beaala Becker inea Dranmnl and
Catharlna and lata llenrv J. ltrkp.
ivea ,iand frlenda. Court Excelsior, No.
,91 a., ana vpixaiest varein. invited to
L Man.: 7 JO a. m . 21311 Kmrald at.
I rMUlem. maa fit. Itonlfaclua'a Church
n. , 1st, .Holy Redeemer Cem.
! CUudii. Bell, ased 20. Relatives
10 funeral. Hat,, 13 noon, at
!, ajm, ,N. J, Services
Russn vaipnse, oois.
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son of late Chnrlci nnd Caroline Collmar ar3
42, Helatlte hii.I tn mil ... in,,,,, ,u ,
Ices. Mon., 111 ,'tii 11 in. at 3IJ N' luth at Int
prltate, nt Mt Peato Cem. Automobile service
t.UNIY AUK .'. ItACItl.-L. widow of Kob.
ert ConJy. ltlatltea nnd friends InMled to
funeral Sat.. 2pm, Penn Widows' Asylum,
mil U. Susquehanna ave. int. Cedar Hill
Cem.
I OOMIli:. Aur. 1 HKNItY COOMIHT, aped
(iJ nelalltes and friends. hnmion Lode No
ST. K. of P , Pluli- Irlli. No 231 I O n" M
Court Standard. No ID.'i Knrtsters nf Am-rfcn'
l.afaette Clnle No 1. 11 u. m ) i
Prnna. Intlted to funcrnl aertlrea Snt 2 n.' m
Una Fitzgerald rt P.emalns nm JO tlew d
1'rl ete Int private. Cedar Oroto Cum.,
Gloucester, N J
COOLS. rON Aur 2, KATHArtlNn i:
daughter nf late Stltester and Itebcrcn Coul
ston. ltelatltes nnd friends Intlted to funeral
services Sat., 1.311 p. m , residence of n. P
Leech, 10 L Lor an at , Uermantottn. Int Bri
tain COX. Aur. 1. FLOHKNcn M . dauehter of
Walter nnd Tlessle C Cox, aeed 22 ltelatltes
snd friends Intlted to funeral sertlces, Mon "
n m, parents' residence, .",!i3l Vine at Int
Montrose Cem Kcmatrfs may bo viewed Sun'
eve. Auto funertl
('RAMEIl. At Mt. Holly N j. Aur 1
LUCY i:.. dauKhter of J. Albert and Rebecca
I). Cramer, oped 21 Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funeral. Sat., sp.ni,, residence of
pircnts, 131 Cherry at. Int. Vliuenluttn M. L
Cem.
UA,JVjr"i.uS ,A'.A M dauBhter of late
L, and ,M Daly, ltelatltes and friends Intlted
to funeral services, S.it , 8.30 a m . 1321 H
Kith et. Solemn mass of requiem Church of
St. Rita 10 a. in. Int. prltnte. New Cathedral
Cem Aulo funernl
DBAN-Aur. 2. PHILIP MACKin. aon of
Mary II. and John W. Denn need 10 mos. Rela.
Uvea nnd friends Intlted to funeral services
Sit, in a. m., purenta" residence, Lincoln ate!
Maitnolla. N J. Int. private, Rlversldo Cem .
.N'o-i-'Bfnvn, Pa,
nnisnit. At the Masonic Horn., a,,, o
.TOII.V C DLISnit, orcd 7 Ilelatlvea and
fr'ends. Kenslnrtnn lKde, Xo 211. V and A
M , Cohockelnk Tribe, No. 121. 1. o R f '
WOtcd to funeral. Sat. 2 p m . nt tho I'lorne'
333S N. Ilroad at Int Northvtood Cem. Auto
funeral
- Vons Suddenly. July 31. HMMA S
wife of Jacob Dtnsea (nee Heln). Relatives
and frlenda Itelleview Council No, lis, s. nnd
I), of I. . Star of .East. No 2. S of n.? Win
Held Scull Corps, No 2 V It C , Camp No
11, P. O. of A.. Invited to funeral services'
bat ,2pm. 183H N, Uber st, c.'iith and Rerksi!
Int private, Mt Vernon Cem. RemaLna may be
tle-ved Krl , after 7 p. m
DEVEn Jul? 31. ALICn. widow of James
Dever Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Bat.. 7.30 n in.. 21107 Melvale st. Sol
emn requiem mass Church of the Nativity U
a m int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
DONAHUK. Aur. 1. DOMINICK, son of late
nomlnlck and Sarnh Donahue (nee Dever)
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat..
8 3d a. m . 1721) S. 12th st. Mass of requiem
Church of the Ansunctatlon 10 a. m. Int. Old
Cathedral Cem.
DONNELLY. Aur. 1. DELIA DONNELLY
Ilelatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat.
M'lo n. m residence of sister, Mrs Sarah
Ycunc. 1038 Sansom si Solemn maaa of re.
qulem St. Patrick's Church 10 a m. Int.
Calhtdr.! Cem Alo funernl.
DOYLH July SO MARY A. (nee Kltcherman)
widow of William K. Doyle, nited .18 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Sun . 2 p. m ,
Mil N. 23d at. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains
rn.iv h vl.ued Sat., after 7pm
DUMI1LETON. Aur 1, THOMAS JAMKS.
husband ot late Alice Dumbleton, ared fi8. Rel
atives and friends, Oeorse Snyder Yearly Bene
ficial Assn. Invited to funeral services. Sat.,
HI a m . 2848 N. Front st. Int Magnolia Cem.
Auto funeral, Itemalna may be viewed Frl.
after 8 n. m
DUNCIAN. Aug. 2 ELnANOR L., daughter
nf late Jonathan and Prescella Dungan. aged 77.
Dim nolle" of funeral will he given, from real
dnc of R. T. Ueltien. 2rs Frankford ave.
DUNN July 31. SARAH M . widow of Peter
Dunn. Relatives and friends Invited to funersl.
Sat , 7 10 a. m . from her lato residence, 212a
Morris at Solemn requiem mass St Edmond'e
Lhurch 11 a. m Int, Cathedral Cem.
EISENllCnO Allr. 1 DAVID Y. niSEN
HERO, husband of late Sarah Elsenberr Rel
ntlvca nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Sat.. 2 p, m.. 1 J28 N, Wellington st. Remains
may bo viewed Frl., 8 to 10 p, m. Int. private.
Hillside Cem. Reading and Norrlstown papera
"'eNSLIN. Aub. 1, ELIZABETH, widow of
Loula Enalln. aged 62. Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral services. Sat,, 10 a. m , resi
dence of aon, William Enslln, 109 8. 88th at.
Int. private. Auto funeral. Remains may. bo
viewed after 8 p. m. Frl
EVERS July 20. FRANK, husband of Anna
Evera (pee Kelly and son of Michael and Cath.
arlne I.ver.. aged 26 Relatlvea and friends.
Team Drivers' Union. Local No. 170, A. F. .of
i7 lnvl!Xa t0 'uneral. Sat.. 8:30 a. m, from
late residence, rear 17 Fltxwatar at. Solemn
rfiVi1"- miif Sl' 1 ""In Church 10 a, m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem.
PAGAN. Ait. 1. MARY C. wlfa of Thomas
I. Fagan (nee lllooroer) and mother of Bister M.
An"?l0.r.un3,' J;. K' ! . Welatlves and friends,
II. V, M. Sodality and League of Sacred Heart.
Invited tn funeral. Sat.. 0 a. m 1028 Mifflin
at. Solemn mass of requiem Church of St.
Thomaa Aquinas 10.30 a, m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto service.
A.V-LSN-:A, Atlantic City. Aug. 1. CATH
ERINE C. widow of John J. Fallon (nee Leon
ard). formerly of Pottsvllle. Ta. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat . 7.30
a. m realdenca-of parents. 23S8 E. Tucker st.
solemn requiem mass Bt, Ann'e Church 0 a. m.
n!tJi:J,n'aal Cemi Auto service.
FERIUTER. Aur. 1. MARY- M. FERRITER.
widow, of Patrick Forrlter. aged 65. Relatlvea
and frlenda, members of Altar Society from the
Ascension Church, Invited to funeral. Sat..
B.JO a. m.. 618 E. Ontario st. High solemn
renulem mass Ascension Church A a. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
FISCHER Aug 1. ANNA MARY FISCHER,
widow of Henry Fischer (nee Belts), agsd 78.
Relatlvea and friends, also women of the Holy
Family and Altar Society of St, Honlfaclus'a
Church, Invited to funeral. Bat., 7 80 a. m ,
residence of daughter. Mrs. A. Penn. 2319
Frankford ave. Requiem maaa St. Ronlfaclus's
Church 0 a1, m. Int. Holv Redeemer Cem. Auto
funeral.
UltiuS. Aug. 1 at 3 p. m HELEN LOU1RE
Qlnus. Dlnden Wood. WernersTlfieT Pa. Fu.
neral aervlcea at Phlladeipnla Sat.. Aug. 1.
ninanM .. iic-vt a .rr.. , n.nA.
Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral service
nn.Tiis
Pa.. Frl!. ft D. m.
Church o(.he Redeemer. Ilryn llwr,
. 1TUU JM van aa rres
ton ave.. llsverford. Pa.
'OREEN. Aug. 2, at Plsasantvllls. N . J..
JOSEPH. OREEN. aged 78. Services private
'JlT rDX ra" "". P- n. int. Pleasanti
Villa Cem, .
OBKENAK All. 1, MAItT JANE, widow of
Hugh preenan, aged 78. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral aervlcea. Sat.. 3 p. m.. real,
denca of daughter.. Mrs. Kllisbeth EastlacV. 831
Florence, at.. Camden. Int. Drlvaf.. k.um
rem.' Remaina may bo viewed Frl, eve. Aulo
fuoaral. ,, -. .... . V , .
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Salllo Hngsn (nee Ooodtvln). Relitlves and
friend". Court Patrick Henry. No. 231 I. nf A.;
Post Chief Hangers' Assn.. K. of A.: Holy Name
Society. St. Michael's Constables' Asso.. Invited
to funernl, Sat.. 8 80 n. m., 1322 Oerinnntown
nve. Illicit miss St. Michael's Churah 10 a. m.
Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
HANSON Jul! 31. I1DNA, (laughter of
f'harks K. nnd Julia M, Hanson, ared II ltela
tltes nnrl friends Invited to funeral services,
Snt . 2 p. m. residence of parents Wnmw
drove and Plourlottn nves.. Wyndmoor Tnko
I'.htstniit Hill car to Willow drove ave Int.
North Cedar Hill Cem Friend" may vkw re
in.ilin Krl ,8pm,
I1ARK. luly 30. JOHN T husband of la'.-.
Elizabeth Hare. Relatlvea nnd friend. I.ivltid
to funeral. Sat., 8 30 a. m.. son's reaid,,nc,
222t Sears st, (near '.'d nnd Wharton ate ), High
mass of requiem St, Edmond'a Chur.-h Id a, m
Int. Holv Cross Com.
HARM. Aur 1. EMMA L HARM (nee Horn
merschclm). widow of John L. Hnrm, nned 72.
Relative! nnd frlenda Invited In funernl. Sat.,
2 pm. 172i N Mil nt. Int Northvvood Cem
HKATON At Illvcrelde Park, N. J . Jlilv
31. Ad.NEH A Ilt:.TON (neo Locke), widow nf
John Kenton ured 71 ilelatlvea nnd friends
Invited to funral. Sat 2 p m.. resl.lenco of
son 1-ranlt Henlon, Stewart nve.. Riverside
Park lut IlrldKCboro
HECK July 31, MARY MAODALINII. widow
of Simon Heck (neo Welnnnertner). Relatives
nnd friends. Women of tho Holy Family, Rosary
n.vl Altar Society of St. llonlfaclua'a Church,
Invited to funeral Snt., 7.30 p in , residence
nf son, Albert F. tlrck 2."0" N 10th at.
Requiem musa St. Itonaventura'a Church I) a. m.
Int. St. Pet.r'a I'rn
HENRY. us 2. JANE HAINES, widow of
T. Chnrlton llenrv and dauehler of late William
If. and Hannah H Eacon, Puneral services nt
residence r337 Knnx Bt,. Oerinnntown, Satur
day 4.30 p. m. Int. private. Kindly omit
flower.
HILL. Suddenly. A'ir. 2, .'.328 Lirrhwnnd
nve IOIIN' ll husband of Mirsnrct (I. Hill
(tiee Mansfield). Further mllce nf funernl riven
HOFFMANN Aug 1. MARY M . daughter nf
Jacob nnd late Christina Hoffmann (neo Hell),
ntd lx. HclatlttH and friends, Htcps.'d Virgin
Iny Sodillty, Cinrch of Ascension, Invited to
funernt, Mon., 8 3d n. m , father's residence,
81 fi E. Cornvvnll st solemn requiem mass
Church of Ascenslnn 10 n. in. Int. Holy Scpul
chrn Cem. Auto funeral,
JARVIS Suddenly. Aur. 1, MATILDA JAR
VIS (neo Colllnltwood). wife of William Jnrvla.
Relitlves and friends Invited to funeral aervlcea.
Sun. 1 i. m. 2212 Ellsworth Bt. Int. Mt.
MorUh Cein. Auto funernl
JUD. Suddenlv. Aur. 1 EDWARD son of
lito It.inU'l and W!!helmtn.t Jtid. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Sat., .1 p. m ,
1 .-, 1 7 N 2llth Ht. Int. private .Mt Pcaco Cem.
KARCIir.lt Aug 1 nt Davldsonvllle, Aid.,
Rev. MAIK'I.I.LUH KARUIEK. niixl (,i ni
neral services Sat. 2 p in., at his lirnihcr'H
resldcpce. Hcnrv Knrcher, 1211) AVcstmlnsttr
nve , Phils Int private Montrojo Cem
KAL'SCIIE. Aur 2. CARL." -lusoand of Min
nie Knusche, aged OS R( Int. tea and friends
Intlted to funeral sertlces, Mon. 8 a m, 3009
(lermantown nte. Remains may he viewed Sun..
3 to 8 p. m. Int. prltate. Hillside Cem. Auto
funernl
KII.LIAN. July .11, JACOH. husband of
Barbara Kllllan, nged 72. ltelatltes and frlendj
Intlted to funeral. Sat . 7:30 n in.. 1018 E
Thompson st. High mnss All Saints' Church
0 n m Int Holy Redeemer Cem,
KORMANN Auir. 1 . LOUISA, Idow of
A I" drew Kormann (nee Weltzill, iihh1 81, Tfdn.
ttves nnd friends. Women of Holy 1'amllj Altar
and Rosary Society, Sacred Hea-t Society of
St. Ilonnveiitura'n Chinch. Invited to funeral,
Sat , 8 30 a, m . 306 W. Indiana ave. Requiem
mass Si Uonaventuru'a Church 10 n, m. Int.
Holy Redeemer Cem. Funeral private
KL'HN. Aug, 2. FRANK E KUIIN. need
61 Relatives nnd frlenda invited to funeral
services 5Ion , 2 p m. parlora of Frederick
Mann. Jr. 10th below Montgomery nve, Int
private. Remains may bo Mewed Sun,, after 7
' LANE. Aur. 1. ELLEN LANE. Relatlvea
and friends Invited to funeral, Sat., 8.30 n. m ,
1031 Olrard nve Solemn requiem mass Church
of Oesu 10 a, m. Int. Holy Senulchre Cem.
Auto funeral,
LANOER. Suddenly. Aug. 1, CHARLES A.
H. son of Annie nnd lat- Adolph linger. Due
notice riven, from 17ia N 2th st,
LAURIE July 31, WALTER WALLACE.
husbind nf Mary Laurie, aged 87. Relatlvea
nnd friends, membera of Hlblo Tract Mission,
Invited tn funeral services. Sat.. 2 p. m.. par
lors of Divld O, Frnnkenfleld & Sons 322 N.
02.1 st. lot Mt. Morlah Cem. Auto fureral.
LAWLESS. Suddenly. Aug, 1, THOMAS, nus.
band of Lucy nnd son of late John and Mary
Lawless. Relatives and frlenda. Holy .s'ame So.
rlety, p. R. It. Relief Asm . Invited to frneral,
Mon. 8.30 a m , 621 Hhedwlrk st. (31th nnd
Falrmount nve ). Solemn requiem masa St.
Agatha's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
LAYMAN. July 31. MAROARET. widow of
Jacob Layman. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited
o funeral, Sat. 8:30 a. m.. 3218 Sansom st.
High mnss St Jamea'a Church lo a. m, Int,
ll(,lv Crocs Ci m
LEARNED Aur. 1, MARION DEXTER
LEARNED. Ph. D. Relatlvea and friends In
vlted to funeral services. Sat.. 11 a. rfn., 1100
Pine at. Int. New Cumberland Pa.
LEIIIERMAN. Aug. 1. C. HOWARD, eon of
William H. and Carrie E. Lelberman, aged 11.
Relatlvea and frlenda invited to cervices. Sat.,
3 p, m . residence cf uncle, Howard Burnett.
267 fl Frailer at Int Mt. Peaco Cem
LOO AN. Aug. 1. JOHN n husband of late
Sarah A Logan, aged 82, Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Sat,. 2 p, m , 1027 E, Alle
gheny ate. Int. Greenwood (K. of P.) Cem.
Remains may bo viewed Frl. eve. Auto fu
nersl LYONS At Atlantic City. N. J.. Aug. 2.
MAROARET LYONS. Due notl of funeral
given.
MAOUIHE. Aur. 1, FRANCIS, husband of
Ellen Magulre. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral sertlces, Bat., 8 a. m., 108 Mercy st,
Solemn mass of requiem Church of Our Lady
of Mt. Oarmel 0.30 a, m Int. Holv Cross Cem,
MAYER. Aug. 1. JULIUS A, MAYER, hus
band of Kathertna Mayer. Relatlvea nnd friends
Invited to funeral services. Sun., 2 p. m 1613
N. Clarion at. Int. Northwood Cem.
McllRIDE. Aug. 1, ESTELLH. daughter of
Maggie C. and late John J. Mcllrlde. aged 23.
Relatives and friends Intlted to funernl, Mon,
7.30 a m, residence of mother, 2(130 s. Jessup
at Muss of requiem Church of Epiphany 0 a.
m Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto nrrtlce.
. McCADE. July 81. JOHN, husband of Emma
McCabe. aged 78. Relatives and friends. Sixth
Penna. Cavalry, Rush'a Lancera Ellis Post,
No. 6, O. A. R.. and Ablngton Lodge. No. 388,
K. of P, invited to attend funeral services. Bat.!
8.30 p. m., Limekiln pike and Spencer St..
Dranrhtnwn Int. Iw Hill Cem.
mccartney. Aug. i. tkrrencb mc-
CAnTNEY, huaband nf late Mary McCartney
(nee Doughertv), Relatlvea and friends, Dlv.
No. 10. A. O. II . Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8.30
a. m.. 1010 S. Woodstock st. Solemn high maaa
of requiem St. Edmond'a Church 10 a, m, Int,"
Holv Cross Cem
McOLINCHEY. Aur. 1, ROSE McOLIN
CHEY. Relatives sand friends, all societies of
which aha waa a member. Invited to funeral,
Sat.. 7.30 a. m.. 1007 Winter, at. Solemn Yet
qulem masa Church of Assumption 0 a. m. Int.
Cathedral Cem.
McQROTHER. Aur. 1 PATRICK, husband
of lata Mary McOrother. Relatives and frlenda
Holy Name Society ot Ascension Churchy Invited
to funeral. Mon.. 7:80 a. m.. 1813 E, Allegheny
ave. Solemn requiem mass Church of Ascension
0 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Omit flowera.
, McKENNA, Aug. 2. ANNA, widow of Danl
le McKenna, mother of Rev. Bernard A. Mc
Kenna. Residence, IfiSS S. Uroad at. pus no
tice of funeral given,
Mclennan July st. suddenly, nuaii Mc
lennan. Ilelatlvea and friends, employes of
Spreckela's Sugar Refining Co., Invited to
funeral services. Sat., 3 p. m.. residence of
William J. Harris, 2332 8. Sd -at. Int. Fern
wood Cem. ltemalnsrfnsy be viewed Krl. eva.
Auto funeral.
McNAUL Aug-. 1. MARY E., wlfa of George
McNaul. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu.
neraj. Sat., 2 p. m., 217 Richmond st.
MUNDENHALL. Suddenly, Aug. 2. HENRY
CLAY, huaband et Beatrice Mendenhall. aged
23. Relatlvea and friends, Washington Carno
No. 812. P. O. 8. of A. I atonemen'a Fellowship
snd llth Ward Protestant Club, invited to aerv.
Ices, Mon. i 2 p. m , B01B Ogden it. Int. Arllng.
ton Cam.
MIDDl.ETON. Aur. I. THOMAS F. MID.
DLCTON,- huaband of late Sarah M. Mlddlaton;
Keiatlves and frlenda. Standlnr Elk Trlh. . iVS'
ft- K-I ,PIP" Jocahontas,
.maamiWm:
DEATHS
TAOtlE, widow of Frank Montagu and daugh
ter nf Into John nnd Nclllo McOettlgan, of
(.nnhol, County Donegal, Irolnnd, Relative
nnd friends Intlted to funeral, Sat., 7:3(1 a, m.,
K.'.TJ Federal st. Solemn requiem mass St.
Charles's Church 0 n m. Int, Holy Cross Cem.
, MIJpRE. Aug. 2. JOHN E. MOORE, nred 711.
Hclitltta and friends. Montezuma Tribe, No. 21.
I o. R M Invited to funernl, Mon., 11 a. m..
HO N 21st st. Int, Westminster Cem. Auto
funeral. Remains may bo viewed Sun., 7 to 0
p. in
MOORE. Aug. 1, MARY S. wife of nobert
T Moore need 81. Hclatlvin and friends In
tiled to funeral services. Sat.. 2 p. m.. 22S1
IJtllil st. Int. Hlllsldo Cem Auto funeral.
MURPHY. JAMES, husband of Margaret
Murphy, formorly of olrnrdvIlK Pa. Relatives
W,A.fUcn'., 1"vlle'l o funeral. Mon.. 7:30 n. m"
i!..'H .N.Jfro"Kojr ".' 8oen"i requiem mass St.
Lllabcth s Church 0 a m. Int. Holy Cross
NEISSER. Aug. 1. JOHN SINQLETON,
husband of Emm Rlttenho-iso Nolsser. aged
74. Relatives and friends, dothlo Lndge. No.
!'?!. ! .0d A. M., l'ostofflco Protectlvo Assn.
Invited to funeraL, Sat. 2 n m.. son-ln-law'r
rcslilenco. Louis r. Klriln, 7017 6ld York Yd.,
Oak l.une. Int. private Remains may ba
N'"S.r(l..' rl ovo- Auto fnncral.
..UtKOLS. Suddenl), Aug, 1, JETIIRO H.,
huaband of .Maggie Nuckols. Rolallvea nnd
friends Invited to services, Frl., 8 p, m 020
N, Fallon st. Int. Richmond, Va. Richmond. Va .
papers copy.
OOI.E. Aug. 1. AMANDA MAY, mother of
the Rev Harry K II. Ogle Relatives nnd
friends, members of tho P. li. Church of the
covennnt and Prince of peace Chapel (Holv
Trinity parish). Invited to funcrnl service.. Sin..
J P. in , Oliver H. Ilalr llldg.. 1820 Chestnut St.
Int. private. Wist Laurel H im. ' "'
OLSHN. Julv 31. IIKIIMAV. h.i..nj .. ii
ctt- ii...r.:. :..,,:. "vv..""ua,, u vB
Olaen Relatives nnd frletiJs. Westmoreland Re.
publican CPih, 2.1th Ward; employes of P. ft R,
It., Port Richmond, Invited in funernl services.
Sat., 2 p m :itll Almond at., 11th Ward. Int.
Relvue tem. Remnlns mny bo viewed Frl.. after
i it m
OWENS. July 31 ADDIE. daughter of lata
Owen nnd Elizabeth Owtns. t uneral service!
Bat.. 2 p. in. 4241 Paul at.. Frankford. In"
prltnle Eist Cedar 1 til Cem
PALMER bud.lenly. Aug. 2. MARY, wlfo of
Hnrry Palmer. Duo notlco of funoral will be
git en from 40 N. Detvev at.
PARKER. Aug. 2, WAI TER O. CELLS aon
nf George L. Parker. Jr., nnd Elva n Parker
nged 2 ears 11 months. Relatives and friends
United to services. Sun., 1 p. m.. pnrenla' resl
dencc, N W corner of 12th st. and City Line
ate.. Melrose Park. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem
PASTRE.-Aur. 1. AMANDA., wife of Wn:
Ham O. Pastrc (neo Summera). aged (13. Rela
tives and friends, members of E. Allerhenv
Ave. M. E. Church, Invited to funernl services
Mon. 2 p. m.. 2013 E. Elkhart at. Int. atr ctiy
private. Oakland Cem. ......
PETERS. Aug. 2, REI1ECCA A. TETERS
nged 75. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
services, Sat. 2 30 n. in., resldencn of son.
rranKiin v. i-eiers, i, i;pnralm. N. J Intl
DEATHS
Rt. Michael's Cem., Cncster, Pa. Funeral car.
Chester papers copy.
SHUMN. July 31. MAROARET E., daugh
ter of late Edward nnd Chrlstlanna Shuman,
aged 6.1 Relatlvea nnd friends Invited to fu
neral services, Hun.. 2 p. m , 1327 Victoria st.
Int. Monument Cem.
SIMFK1NS Aug. 2. HOWARD, husband of
Elizabeth Slmpklna (non Riddle), nged Gl. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sun , 1 p. m , residence of N. S. Vanneman.
Illenhelm. N. J. Int. Berlin Cem. Friends may
call Sat, 7 to 0 p, m.
STARR. Suddenly. Aug. 1. JULIA, widow
of Patrick Starr. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral. Sat , 8.30 a, m., residence of son-in-law,
James J, Ilornn, 13 Richmond st. Solemn
requiem mass Church of Immaculate Conception
10 n m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
STARRS Suddenly, Aug. 1, JOHN, husband
of lata Sarah Starrs Ilelatlvea nnd friends
Invited to funeral, Sat., 7:30 a. m., 02(1 Fllz
water st Solemn high masa of requiem Church
of St. Philip do Ncrl 0 a. in. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem.
STE1NKR Aur. 1. CHRISTIAN STEINER,
Sr., husband of Mary Stclner (nee Auwealter),
nged 00. Relatives nnd friends, Kensington
Pleasure Club, Invited to funornl. Hat , 1 p.
m. 22 W. ThomiNon t. Int. private, Cheltcn
Hills Cem. Remains may bo viewed Frl, eve,
Aulo funeral.
STUART. Suddenly. July .11. ALBERT A
husband of Mary n. Stuart (nee Mitchell), aged
BO. Relatives nnd friends, employes William
Montgomery b Co., Invited to funeral services,
1018 Marlborough St., Sun , 2 p. m. Auto
, SULLIVAN. Aug. 1, EUOENh. nusband of
late Margaret Sullivan. Relatives and frlenda,
P. R. R, Relief Asso., Invited to funeral Sat,,
8 30 a. m.. resldonco ot son, 033 N 80th st..
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PUUCni.L. July 31. MAROARET A., wlfa
nf Michael Purcell. formerly of PottevlUo Pa
Relatives und friends Invited tn funeral. Sat '
8 30 a. in.. 4322 Lancaster nve. Solemn requiem
mass Church of Our Mothor of Sorrows 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
Ql'IOI.EY Julv 31. JOSEPH J., son of
James and Annlo Qulgley. Relatives and friends
tho T. A. II. Society of tho Nativity Church!
Court Victorious. No. 311. 1. of A . invited to
funeral, from parenta' residence. 2711 Ann st..
Sat., 8.30 n. m. Solemn high mass of requiem
Church of tho Nativity 10 n. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem.
QUIOI.EY. Aug. 1. CATHERINE S. QUIQ
I.EY (neo Wood), wlfo of William r. Qulgley.
Relatives and friends Invited tn funeral, snt..
7.30 n. m., 3608 Market at. Solemn requiem
mass St. Jamea'a Church 0 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Aulo service.
REEVj:s Aug. 1. CORA E.. daughter of
Cordelia D. and late Joseph E Reeves, llela
tlvia nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Sat.. 11 n, m.. Park and Chelten avea,. Oak
Lane Int. private. Ivy Hill Cem
R11II.. Suddenly, Aug. 1, ROBERT 8.. hus
band of Elizabeth Rlhl (nee Fnunce). Relatlvea
and frlenda, membera First Prrsbjterlan Church
and Uthle Claaa ot Kensington, Naval Lodge,
No. 181. F. und A. M.: Unity It. A. Chapter,
No. 32, New Hampahlre Conaiatory, 82d Deg .
S. P. R S.; Purity Circle. No. 13; Kensington
Council, No S, Jr. O. U. A. M.. Invited to
funeral, Sat,, 2 p. m,. 823 E. Olrard ave. Int.
private Auto funeral.
ROBERTS. Aug. 1. EDWARD C. aged 70.
Relatives and frlenda, Philadelphia and Camden.
Ferry EmploeV Itejlef Asso.; Lent Lenape, No.
2. I. o. R. M of Camden, N. J,: William
II. Hatch Post, No. 87, of Camden. N. J., In
vited to funeral, Sat,. 1 p. m.. lit N. 8d at..
Camden. N J, Int. Colestown Cem, Friends
may call Frl.. 7 lo II p. m.
ROCHE. Aur. 1. MAROARET. wlfa of Tom
othy Roche. Relatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral Sat , 8.30 a, m , residence of brother-in-law,
P. F. Meeham. 337 N. R6lh at. Solemn
requiem mass church of Our I.ndy of Victory
10 a. m Int St. Denis's Cem. Autos.
ROONEY Aur. 1. HUOII A., husband of
Agnes Rooney (neo Plsher), Relatives and
frlenda. L. O. O M Phlla. Lodge. No. 61:
Dlv. 1-n, A. O. II.: all other organizations of
which p was a member. Invited to funeral.
Sat , 8 30 a m.. from funeral parlora of Phil
J. Donahue, 800 E. Lehigh nve. Solemn requiem
masa Chuirh of the Visitation 10 a, m. Int.
Holv sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral,
8AN0ER. Aug. 1, CHARLES A. If. SAN
OER, son of Annie and late Adolph Sanger,
aged 33 Relatlvea and friends Invited to fu
neral services Sat,, 2 p. m,, 1710 N, 28th st.
Int. private Mt. Vernon Ceo.,
8ATTERTHWA1T, Aug. 2. JAMES O.. hus.
hind of Ada Batterthwalt, Ilelatlvea and
frlenda Invited to aervlcea, Sat., 3 p. m.. Oliver
II. Ilalr Rldx., 1820 Chestnut st Int. private.
SAUERWAI.D. July 31, PHILIP, husband of
late Mary Sauerwald (nes Hartmann), aged 00.
Relatives and frlenda. Men ot tho Holy Family
of St. Uonlfaclus'a Church, members St. Fran
cta'a Benenclal Society. Northern Yearly Bene
ficial Association. Invited to funeral. Sat., 0.30
a, m.. 3144 N. Ormea st. Requoem masa
Ascension Church 11 a. m. Int. Holy Redeemer
Cem.
SAUVAOEOT. July 31. suddenly. WILLIAM
SAUVAOEOT. Relatlvea and frlenda Manaulng
Tribe, No. 118, Imp. O, R. M.. Invited to fu
neral. Sat., 8:30 a. m., 1117 Sllverwood at.,
Manayunk. Requiem mass St. Mary'a Church
10 a. m. Int. private, Bt. Mary's Cem., Rox
borough SHARP. In Mercer Hospital, Trenton. N. J..
Aug. 1, HARRY R.. son of William R. and
Mary w. Sharp, aged 22. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 p m., residence of
parents, near Oordentown, N. J. Autos will
meet 12 m. train from Market at, wharf and
12.33 p. m., train from Trenton at Bordentown,
N. J. Int. Mt. Holly. N. j.
SHIELDS. July 31. CECILIA, widow of Den
nis Shields. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, Sat . 7:80 a, m., residence of daughter,
Mrs, John Flnnegan, 2318 Amber s.. Requiem
n.asa Chares ot th Holy Name 0 a, m. Int.
W. P. TURNER. O.
'
P. A.. Balto.. Md.
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TO ACnChTINK REACH
Stopping 'at Cheater. 100 miles for SOo.
alt water bathing, plenty tables and besohM
for plcnlo parties.
Fnre Hound Trip. SOet Children S to 10, tS
Leavo Arch St. Wiarf Dally 8.80 A. U.
Sunday 0 A. M.
Bell Phono Market 1182.
JAMES E. OTIS, Manager. 3 Arcb St
SUMMER, KES0RTS
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table. Cap. 230. TBth aea. Or. age. A.C. Channel!
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DEATHS.
CrUPN,0.B;!m?nr',S,,:mD,n"..m?,
more, ra.
more, u, oittut flWKET. widow
m residence of daughter, irs. vvn-ifenP-a-HheS
Phlla. Relatives
Sat., 8 a, I
il.m llnoth
SMVal SSK'd V .. int. New Cathedra.
SfcKfeftHM
: K,mi,iaiV " ritANK II husband ni
ind friends. A'semWy No. 8, Ah O. M. 'T;Jn.
vlted to funeral services, Su".",,-!" S' T... Int.
and YorK ro.. (nimwi - -
hit. Wn.
.' .' ..lllalA f-.Ml .
privaio i .."- -- ,......,.. m. ..
VAN. QUT ;..-Aur. p ",r. I " sn I son ot
Mon.. Aur n, i" - --
delphla, I's, , VA VAN ,,KRn,
xmn;r!.odnCrd.0lfl3dhsn,d" Jefferson ....). 1M.
HovlTivrTARUm-Aur. 1. ANNA, widow nf Her-
ter. Mm. John Wnlkor. nw ucnimm.c( ..
.S?fVeUrTn'fn.n'r.re'r,oanfl.nae,.ne,r'v! eV "Wa.".
rst v er-m i.i.'r'- " ,"'.'"ii;.; rem.
2 P. m., 1-1 l( oiiii "i. - " ."".C-Mrr if
tl'AI.MSLMV. Suddenly. Aur. 1. ANNIB II..
wife nf J. M. Walmsley." aged 88. jelatls
and friends Invited tn funernl. S 30 p. m
H?T-i:ighthnt,1formht''lst. at Tl.morton.
HELEN PYI.E. wife of Howard M Way, Rela.
lives and friends Invited to funeral without
further notice from residence of parents Pen
nock M. Ple. Seventh-dty. Eighth Month 1th.
Meet it house 2 30 p. m. Int. private Long
wood Cem. Trains will bo met at Mendenhall
StWF.nnR Aug. 1. IIARnT M.. husband of
Anna Weher (nee Maschka) and son of Wlllljm
II and MlnnlS Weber (nea Klscher). nged 31
Relatives and friends. Modern Woodmen of
America" Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8 P. m re. .
dence of jinrenls. 118 L. Clcarneiu at. ini.
M wnrUKR Aur. 2. rREDERICKA (nee Rund.
magel), vvl lovv of Augustus L. Weber, aged 31.
ReUtlv'es and friends nra Invited to '"vices,
Moti . 2 p. in., at 1223 Ogden at. Int. Mt.
P WEI1STER.-Aug. 1. JOHN NELSON WER-
STKIl, formerly erBeam j.ijur u.
tlBATllW
r-.a.lpt TtttlAtlVPH And trtvAm .
-..m.,rrA Arnul nnd nn.i 'mt-9fi
Ilfiher wd of Amerlc-inViui'Yn'-Cl
8.1?., 2.30 P.,m,, 1500 N. llth it. iVJ!
Si.nl Cem. llaltlmore papera con, Inl. l
WKI.t.KIl Suddeniv. Aug, t. Pnrrv.
WELLEll. huaband of lata Maddal.nPB'C
."ii ii inderl. ared 77. n.uWW.Wfl
Steuben Ijdg", No. 2, U. O. of o iT, iri"V
lodVeVNn- . ! - - p nv ted Jo ch"5f
.enlre-ff . J. P. m.. re,,denc.,et ?,
... a iii rsi
Cem. Auto funeral
nth st. Int. North r.TTOvl
-r hiji
WESCOTT, Aug. ., 1-ouiSA A.. wisU. i
William H.Vestcott. nelatlvea antf friiS."
ill, j to funeral.servlc.es. Sat.. 3 n. "i?MlJn.
Illdgo ave., noxuorougn. int. private. 'ri"!
Drlvai. 'ril I
mount Cem. ' urn.j
wnri.. Aug. 2. David r. wnrt, i. .
,,ar, lMnernl from residence, SOS W,a, 'SM
at. New York city. Aug. 3. " " list
WHITE. Aug, 1, JUIIH WALTER km.
of Marlon Ilarnltr White and son "o'f $,&
V. and ate John Walter White. Relatliul1
i...ji milled tn funeral. Hat . o ." tl
Corlles st. Masa at Church o. the Most p'r'scil'?
lllood 10 a. m. Int. private. noj-l
WILSON. At Tiarncgat. Aug. 2, Xfinr.S
V, Wilson (nee rcarheller). wife'' of Left?,
V. Wilson. Ilelatlvea nnd friends InvltJa 5!!
funeral services. Sat.. 11 a. m.. M. E7 Ctn?rth1;
Hhnrnstown. N. J. "urw.j
WINSLOvV. July 81, MART, wife of C..i ?
iHAir. A. iis- a-M "uidiiiii PTIUiam --
Church of Ascension, sat., lo a. m. int i?
vnte Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funerep
WOI.l". Jul" 31, MAURICE A husha ..'1
I llllan E. Wolf nnd eon of James M. and J 1
Ploy" o' ro.nd.l.ement.M..e, Co. (crkSVjea A
Sn'renls' residence, 'nifT' jifeKe".-? SiTvhA 1
int. not). . --- "-...v.. -j
WRIOHT. Auk. 1. JOSHUA p., son nf I...I
isiac and Husanll. Wright and hu,ba0n1l 'o'f W
.....slnn DAVltt. ilelAtlVt-'S nnrl f(iil
vlted funeral. Mon.. 8 a. m 1b2S iaS-l
st. Solemn roaulem mass Church nf St. ThoSI! I
Anulnos D.30 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cent, '"".a
YOUNCJ. Aug. 1, MARY 11UIST. widow st"1!
.-.ini-n. Mt.lntnetx Younr. ared 77 T.-..7.."f -.1
ind friends Invited to funeral services, at Mom -1
mmeryvllle Baptist Church. Sat.. 2:16 pJ
Int. adjoining bV,rylnn5 "ound. Take 1:02 SB
train irom iikw ii.iiiii mr v-oimar. AutMi
waiting. Z
7,EIOL.'-lv auauen(v, yug. l, JOHN U.
Zelnlcr. RclMtvea nnd friends, Mohave Trtff'll
6,'n"n. I. O. R. M.t West Phlla. m,ii,ii"& J
iii. I. O. ot A ! llrothcrhood of Car InspeitS M
nf P. n, n. nnd Voluntary Relief Asso. of ii."!
renni. n. It. invited I to --rvlces. Sat,. 10. . ,jl
Oliver " f""f .. y .iievnui at. ut til
private. Friends may call YI. eve. Ml
1 ,1
J96lucational Vfl
Chiropody
Chiropodists carefully trained to.
meet the requirements of the Penn
sylvania Bureau of Medical Educa
tion and Licensure.
Write, call or 'phone for Cata
log M-4.
Thone, Diamond 031
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Hrond Rt, below llerks H
rhlladelphla
Both Seies
Thousands of Positions
For well-tralned women Stenographers
and Pookkeepers In the Oovernment Serv
ice. Yeomanry, Railroads. Bualnesa World,
etc. Our couree prepares you In a very
short time at a very small cost. Call, write,
or phone Locust SSUS).
30-Day Business College
rarkway Bids.. Ilroad & Cherry Sis.
Chestnut Hill Academy Ch',?onna"lu
. A r?u.n,try ,dl? and boarding school 11 miles
from Philadelphia. High atandarda of scholar-
snip, unsurpassed equipment, gymnasium, awlm,
ming pool, recreation building.
fields. Special low rate for five-day hoarders
three athletic
who aoend Saturdays and Htmdav. nt h,M, ieA.
catalog and full Information address
J. L. rATTKRSON. Headmaster
BerUtz School
1M1 Chestnut Street
mnn'ai hai-n..ni
nMin-Mi --M . .ti"-"rj" """-'
--......- .,.0, ,M. nmj mm navy.
Languages
Penna. School for Social Service
8th year begins Sept. lat.
Offers efficient training for professional or vol
unteer social work. One year course. Tuition
ITIi. Catalog. 42S South loth Street. uu'oa
STRAYER'S Jh " Bu.lnesn School.
t in . 5th ani1 Chestnut Streets
Positions guaranteed. Enter now. Day or night.
Telegraph 6f',0?'.. ?J ni nln oiaa...,
" F 1034 Arch St. Call or write.
KINGSTON. PA.
WY0MINO 8ES1INAKY .
Co-educatlonal. Where the young people gat a'
SCnd'ow,ovvU'ra,e?0raciV.CloS,C,enC- """"
L- SPBAOUK.- P. P.. P,j... Kingston. Pa.
VPfEiyp. y. j.
MALPEHURST SCHOOL vineund.
A select home school for a limited ,!nTh.
of retarded and suhnormal cWIdrStL as?,nm?.n
yeara' etperlenre. Rooklst. co"aren- H'venteen
AMEL1NB 1IEUAULT ARMADB. PBINCIPAl
Young Women and filrla
Phila. School of Design for Women
-. Reopens October 1, 1017
nnoAn ani master streets, rom
SWAltTiniOBE. PA.
MARY LYON SCHOOL
College preparation. Riding, canoeing awlm
mini, aesthete dancing. SEVEN " OABm3"
our home for little glrla. Catalog aai'JE?'
II. M. Crist, A. n.s Prances L Crist I T7
Principal.. Box 1B08. BwarthmarnP. A' D"
chestnut mix. rA.
MT. ST. JOSEPH'S COLI.EOIATE INSTlTtlrv
Afnilated with Catholic University of Im..T-E
and' University of Penna. Musi". Art aid ft
meatlo Science taught. Elementary I,?,.0'
dtate. Commercial College PrVnafatorv"
Collegiate Classes. Ideal school foi younyi. n"
Catalog Box 40. Chestnut II I if. r PhV".' ',?Je''
NOBRISTOWNr PA.
Norrifttown ArnrlAmv girls'
Resident day rchool near Phlla. He.J?iI.2?t'
a Parisian. Pupil, apeak Tren-h pj?"'!"
to college entrance. Small classea. ni m,"?'
Small class,.: MTU?
nETHI.KHEM. PA
MORAVIAN SEMINARY AND COUvne ,.L"
OMKN, Bethlehem, Pennr pSSF,.?R
and College Gradea fully accredited oUKiW0'
6th. 3. H. CIVEMTphiD.. pf?.ld.ntPt-
NAZARETH. PA.
NAZARETH BALL MILITARY ACADEMY
NAZARETH. PA. FODNTmTJ;?1
A military academy for boyi Coll? n,U4S
tory and business couraea. Senior iSt.??,'
and Junior Departments. Vigorous ithC?,",1.7.
Ind military life, Of NaaarettT If.r ?ih" '"
to 11. Cortelyou SMBiV.iiai.fC
rat&rv OeorKB
Ifalt lai eharaai.n
of th, mlnd--"'Addyi'.y'M.ri? 'SLln.r
BETHlJaiEM. PA.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
r."K.id!,N1.nw sairiSsss'a ss-i
John P. TmMJl.Mni&itfi!&SfcES2y.
VH.IANOVA. PA.
Villanova g" rpr"'.ui Co"."
Englnserlng. tS5tePrllicJf,Cc2lei
Preparatory Bchool in conn.ctloi.with SSV'
Tolentlna Acad.my for smaTl boy" on ' f1
rounds. Kasy acceas for day studenS. '?.".
Togu. writ. Registrar. Ho. n "j?.nn;, . Cats.
memc-aiaBuxo. pa.
The MerceribdTf Attd
fi TsbI MM iri I ' ii i iff ' Mmrfi i IP
Railroad Presidents
nre riot selected nt random. It's tralnls. 'tl
that makes tmi successful man. 1 1
Oct rendy for tho hlg Job while the but 1
Joh Is getting rendy for you, j
Pcirco School has trained thousand, ot "
a-jecessful men and wAm,n. '
Commercial and Secretarial counts "!
Day School Open Sept. in.
Night School Oirns Sent. 17.
Send for Md year bock.
PEIRCE SCHOOL
of .
Business Administration
Pino Street West of Broad, Phila. 4
Younc Men nnd Boja
The Episcopal Academy
Locust oriI Juniper Sts.
fodxdud nss
With Which Was United In 1015
The De Lancey School
Thorough training under Christian InHuenct
In preparation for College or Business.
Separato llldg. for boys H to 11 yeara of are.
Vuuntnry Military I)rlll for bojo in the
Mlddln nnd Upper Schools.
Upper School opena September SOthi Middle
School SepUmber ilat, Luvvcr School Se
tember 4th.
Head Master will bo nt the Academy on and
after faeptember nth.
Reslsters mnllcd on application.
Rev. PHILIP J. NTF.INMLTZ, Jr..
Head Master
Only $13.0(1. CouilitelnVtLoiir.n In Sl,.,.,...h. -'
KenSf0-"1!!?: Jl,r.v'J?- ?P'I r.g'.ierlngl
...L. ,'t-u mn Ki,u u complete courifl r
in either aubject for only 15,oo, regardless of
time required to complete course. Position
guaranueil. Instnlment pavment accepted. '
hcliool of Biislnesa i:nielency, 7lia Walnut Mrtrt '
Cienroro .Srnnnl A home achcol in ihe coua.
.... . ,. , - try for bovs and girl.. Set. ,'
rate dormitories. Oradualea succeed In coll.ta ' -
. "Sre;-. A!h.,otlc."- CatnioBiie den. A. Wat. vl
- .... -..v.. unirtp -irnnni. is.
CHESTER, PA.
Trained for Leadership
in Peace or in War
PENNSYLVANIA
Military College Mn
COMMAND
In the V. S. Armyt In the National
Otinr.1 nf many .Stalest nnd hold
Important ranli In flip Officer.. Re
servo Corps, U, S, A.
Colleglnto courses In Civil Engl
neerlnir, Chemistry, Economics and
Finance, 50th year.
Crack Cavalry, Infantry and Artll.
lery. U. B. Cavalry Cnptnln detailed
from Active 1.1st hy Government.
PREPARATORV AND JUNIOR SCHOOLS
COL, CHARLES C IIVATT, Commaiidiat
tlox StS, Chester, Pa.
"The frest Point of the Keyston Stats"
5
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SWABTHMOBK. PA.
Swarthmore Prenaratorv School
JT25 ?"vrA.w.e.1h"ia.bll"t'''. school, for a llm-a
;Ti hi. ii.i t,".'. -acn coy is developed i
to do his bent. Recreation ba anced with atudr '
about vnn,,0rhrePar,mient- Wrl, frank le",r .1
about your boy problem ask foe ctinr. '.J
A. II. TOS1LINSON. Headmaster M
Swarthmore. Pn. i
HABBISBCBO. PA.
Harrisburg Academy
A Capital School Near a Capital City
kiMi,oun,irr s"0"! founled 1780. WoderS
5i.!.L!l'!'!ili"1.cainp".' Advantages of small
cls.se. pnd Individual Instruction! Tliorouga
college preparation. Bales 1460 to IMO.
Bupervlsed athletics. Separate school for
younger boys. W Invite closest lnvestlla.
Hon a personal vlalt if possible. Writ, ht
or catalogue and plan, nf new doimttorr.
N.w Junior school bulldins; will b. .en f.r
Saptemher, term. Address
ARTHUR K. BROWN. U. A.. Headma.tee
IfNCASTEB. PA.
l".VN.WaKA!:AnM.il
LVfirL,1. " rTAV?K3a
"V""kf it a Vi?. .".'" inoqeraje. Aaazw
m .... iiawijrtn. a. m..
I'rlnclpftl.
AIXKNTOWN. PA.
ALLENTOWN PREPARATORY
PrS!??.' "."" I'reparea for colleae. and ual.
lor Uent.
Bc78.1t W$zKSZ,&
404. Br. Wm.-HT Itee;: I.,ln!. AlUntn'. Kfji
LONCPOBT. N. J.
Winchester Preparatory School '
coiieg. p. t.j&s!r ?".
catalog. Dougu.iiow. Ay;n-;:-lf.yd'-7.-u,
HLA1RSTOWN
Blair Academy or Hoys
IV.nwU:rU.a,Wal,.'e,r,.h'U,.,,Soi'. JlJS.PSt '
lufldlSaS'"?!-..' Vuipment ,o "S nandseSI J
Tvi.'-ki'"' Outrln-the-open and athletic game- il
JiSnn'i. "woisslum. Preparation for "illeg. ao J
i!fd n.'f. i..".01''. Military drllt Vlalt Blalf J
and a.a.lts advantagea. Writ. tnr ,.t.in. 1
Jet. C ghrp.JX.B..H..dinsil.r.Bea A.Bl.lrtlew. JJ. 1
r
WKNOXAH. N. J.
WENONAH SSSffli
... " ni?? ' taught how to study Aowts"!
'JSlmin n ".T" m"" 'rom Philadelphia.
catalog, address .... -v..... . -- ,
Dr. CHARf.KH II TniD- n i... : :.
ItI-I. Wenonab, New Jersey., '-,'j
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