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AKMYi SCHOOL
usand Students Will
Science of War in
French' Town
f DRILL INCLUDED
au
British Officers Join in
to Make Veterans
of Recruits
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AMERICAN AUMY IN
iCE. Dc.. 7.
ably the greatest military school
- atmV or any other ever 1ms seen
wiMer way today tn a historic
'town on ton of n high hill, which
Kits' crest abruptly from the sur-
una '.lowlands.
II headquarters and staff collegea
l)Mated In the town Itself behind the
an .Walls, branches of the school are
I among several lowland vllInRes.
en In full prbgress 10,000 students
k;oe, under Instruction, learning the
nee or war, and will glvo way to
fas their training Is completed.
ols are belnir conducted for nntl-
aft artillery, anti-aircraft nmchlno
ery, trench mortnrs and sanitary
liln which there are comnlete units
1 Mtmrhmnt tn rllvlslnnq In trnlnlnir.
ftt army candidates' school, where
bms learn to be officers, also Is open.
an a few days Infantry specialists
.automatic weapon specialists will be
acting omcers, and the courses win
se grenade throwing, mortar tiring,
ketry, bayoneting and sniping. When
trained these men will return to
4alons as Instructors of the men.
The Instructors Include both French
M-British officers.
As soon as tiosslble a snerlnl tank
gjMiool will be opened and arrangements
BMf being made to secure u number of
issanKa irom me t-rencn ror practice.
f , vm a. plclureque cllfr, from tho sum.
S'lsV of which tho country for miles
pwssjnd can be seen In panorama, li
EtMamtal tho staff college, wliero ofllcers
taking a sort of post-gruduatc
se, receiving the llnal touches
or t
office rshlp.
"Many soldiers who saw service In the
i
' 4(Brlcan sector of trenches are now
nwdenta there under French and Drlt-
., Sdk -.... n-u .1 i , . ..-- ...
HV MM. IWIUID. All? CllillO mjIlUUl Ul 111(3 HlUll
a bsiksb is unuer uireciion ok a mnjcr
p general of great ability along this line.
JPM II working under the training eec
'-non of
tho general staff.
' iX
IONS CONTRACTS
mTED BY "NO FUNDS"
i A1-
Jkhwab and Grace Ask Gov-
aX-. A Jf TI L .
ernmeni ior rare Advance
Payments
i?.1
'fKWAaHIN'OTON'. Tlee 7 rhnrles
vtifSchwab and Kugene Grace, of the
?thlchem Stce( Company, In confer- I
Wwe with Secretaries Baker and Dan-!
foittol' told them contracts for Govern-1
nt munitions could not be ex-1
Fefited (without financial aid, as they
Unable to obtain adequate funds i
i the banks. I
: ssnorrnouii increases in me size or i-s
nts,have been undertaken by the
Rlehem Steel Company to handle war
tructs.
u"The navy's destroyer proorram Is not
lived. These and nil other contracts.
on a cost plus 10 per cent profit
have been already taken care of
ir'the Government under Its authority
advance up to 30 per cent of the J
.. . - M . ,i .,-- . . 1
kmcruni ol an oraer o aia ine convracior
l4?lreparlng bis plants for quick de
les, i
'contracts with which the Bethle-
I people are having trouble nre those
rded on a fixed price. Some of
it antedate the outbreak of war.
r' Include a ast amount of ordnance
'.both the army and navy, nnd the
attest of the company for advance
kymenta has been referred to the Ord-
itcei Bureau of the Navy Department
rM&an ordnance board lu the War De
yartment for consideration,.
'?Alt was Indicated that some ot the
, contracts might be In such form they
o-iora not De consiaereti as coming
sWkthln the act provldlnir for the 30 per
OMit advance to contractors. Oovern-
offlclala expect to make their an
r without delay, however, and If
r, powers are Inadequate and the nit
on disclosed by the company threat-.
l-'to. delay ordnance production con-
ably. Congress may be asked to
ad the acC New destroyer plants I
.the, Bethlehem and other concerns
ivciiis crccveu vviin vjovernmeni am.
I the attitude of the Administration
been that similar aid must be pro-
jirflerever necessary to hasten the'
ot war material.
"?- ,
)IES ARE FOUND
AT THE AETNA PLANT
cials fit Heidelberg Factory
IHad Keceived Warning of
& Explosion
ICE SEEK GERMAN
E.'1
r: : j: i
adelnhia Gxnerts Onlnrcl
to
'..Jolri State and Federal In
, vestigators in Inquiry
rSBUnOH, Dec.
7. With four
and workmen
i j booics recovered
wmbing the ruins. Investigations
rted by county, State and Fed-
"Want to determine the cause ot
el-
plant of. the Aetna Chemical Com-
Wednesday
ring report that a Oerman
fyd endeavored to obtain era-
n pie plant recently, Coro
1 C. Jamison, Federal authorl-
olBelals ot the company held a
yesterday afternoon to map
of action.
Atnaf Company officials were
t two weeks ago of the imnendlnr
i w admlttod, but It waa stated
precaution was made to
a.iCrman srhnaA it.uln.
fcHi ' furnished agents ot the
iia ..uerman naa tried to
at.
; was mad last nlaht to And a
hUt tlu-plant,, two daya ago.
aminu txilere one of the
lalng TAN, T" whlco ex-
X MeOuvern. wife 'of
Urilm Flint Pnn-
H ' ;t .have 'ro-
Mwag tiMW a. ar-.
kvtvtng U ji en-
It
mm, New
4 Demand of 1000 Cops
Continue from I'ae One
fore, the next session of the State Legis
lature, when Senator Kdwln It. Vare
has promised he will Introduce a bill
divorcing the police of this city from
politics; therefore be It
Itesolved, That we aro unwilling 'to
endure oppression and Intimidation for
another year, and demand Immediate re
lief. We believe the first step should
be a change In the management tf the
police department, nnd that tho reforma
tion should begin at the tup and not
the bottom ; therefore bo It finally
ltesolved. That we respectfully re
quest Mayor Thomas It. .Smith to de
mand the Immedlnte resignations of Di
rector of Public Safety William II. Wil
son, Assistant Director of Public Safety
Harry l Dals and superintendent of
Police James llotilnson.
The big meeting next Thursday will
be held In the Academy of Music.
Officials of tho Department of Public
Safety, fearing a strike, called upon
members of the fire department to net as
strike-breakers, according to an an
nouncement made by Secretary Dicker
son, of the patrolmen's association.
He said further that the Administra
tion had planned to turn lloom 205, City
HallInto a barracks to house the men
...v... l., .! - .,.- ..,.. tl.n ,...)!..
;C ." X' S"" " " ""Ions ship Mont Ulanc In Halifax Hnr.
." ..";:. ,,.. i.i",,r estimated at snoo.
.. ' , .. . """"u""-;f "' ;"rni1iM Hint th.
meeuriK nun on ivrun tuiL-ei unci ui-iiik
driven from City Halpla.l.' The meet-
Ing continued until late hist night.
I'liinrn .viu, iinauu.w i.o .
Speakern at the meMIng denomfced
Director Wilson, Superintendent nf '"
lice rtoblnson and Assistant Dlrecftr
Davis as tho men responsible for lutol-1
erahlo conditions In thMclty. Many
favoied an Immediate walk-out,
Many of he men made ready the Ir
resignations Inst night. Ot ers were left
In nn undecided stnto of mind, fomented
. ,, , . .
by tho circumstances tint KCn s of niu-inml
nltlona and Hhlpbulldlng plants clrcu
I Inted freely ntnong them nn tho City
Hall Plaza, with einplojmcnt blanks for
I them to 1111 out.
According to Harry W. Dlcl.crfcon,
secretary of the association. Assistant
Dlicctor Davis sent yesterday for tho
captains of the various engine com
panies and. demanded to know how
many men mey tuuiu lurniiu u
members of the association went
strike.
ASKS COURTS TO AID
DRAFTING OF TROOPS
Attorney General Brown
Seeks Continuance of Cases
to Push Selection
WILL EXPLAIN LAWS
"We Must Do All We Can to Help
the Men nnd to Serve
the Nation"
HAnniSHUna, Dec. 7. Attorney
General Broun has sent a letter to all
judges lu the .State asking them to
shorten court session'? and grant con
tinuances of cases for the next thirty
days, to enable the attorneys of Penn
sylvania to give aid to registrants under
the draft law. The Attorney General
wrote his letter after learning from
Provost Marshal General Crovvder of
the action of the District ot Columbia
1lli1f-e nml Inwlpr. nt n tneetlnf- nt
j which It was determined to ho dispose of
legal matters that lawyers would have
as much freedom as possible to help men
under the draft law answer questions
i and "ascertain their rljjh's.
In commenting upon his letter to the
,,fe.s'
Mr. Brown said :
ave sent a letter to the Judges of
'"
the courts In Pennsylvania, commending i
to their attention the action of the Dis
trict of Columbia bar a'nd asking their
i co-operation to do the tame thing In this.
I State. I have asked that they take such
I action as will secure full and elllclcnt
legal i-ervlccs to all registrants at all
I times, and thus make the draft the suc
cess which all Pcnnsylvanlans want It
to be. It Is my thought that law) era
will have the satisfaction of work well
done, and that It will redound to the
honor of our profession. This Is a time
when we must do all we can to help
the men under the draft act, and to
serve the nation."
FIVE U.S. SOLDIERS DIE
OF DISEASEIN FRANCE'
r . t. , - ..
-rersnillg IteportS DeaUlS 01
Men in His Forces to
War Department
WASHINGTON-, Dec. 7.
Klve deaths froni natural ranu..
In
the American" expeditionary forces were
announced by tho War Department to
day. They follow:
I'lUVATK ADOI.PH IlllMIZVhKI. en
gineers, November 55: 4863 Monna
avenue, Hast Chicago, III.
riUVATK PAUL A. I.I.VDMIY, en
gineers', December i ; Addy, Wash.
JIi:CllAMC C1IAIII.ES C. MrNKTT,
field artillery, December ; Casper,
Wyo.
PKIVATi: WII.l.lAJt S. MATTIIinVH.
stevedore reglmenR December 4; 1130
Illggs avenue. Baltimore.
PltlVATK AIINKK I, CLAIIK, In
fantry, December 2 ; Easthampton,
Mass.
SERVICE FLAG FOR WOMEN
Woman's Medical College Will
Honor Three, Graduates Going
to France
The board of corporators and the fac
ulty of the Woman's Medical College,
Twenty-first and College avenue, will
(
of its graduates who are noon to sail
for France to do relief work In one of
the hospitals there.
The women, who have been commis
sioned by the French Oovernment, aro
Dr. Martha V. Kormad, captain, class ot
1886: Dr. Mary Getty, "lieutenant, class
of 1830, and Dr. Laura Urama Hunt,
captain, class of 1308. A service flag
for the three women will be unfurled at
the dinner,
TWO BOYS KILL BEAR
Animal Nearly Reaches Young Hunt
ers When Wounded
WAimKN. Pa., Dec. ?, The largest
bear killed In this (.ectlon In many
years waa shot by John Betts and
William, Nelson, ot Clarendon, Ave miles
east of this city.
The boys were out hunting about three
miles from their home when Betts fireil.
The bullet grated the bear's held and
the animal ran toward them. Realizing
their danger the boys opened fire, the
bullet from Betts's gun striking
Bruin behind thee ear, causing him to
4ropbout thirty feet from them. Net.
ami shot was also true, but is he had
S iMiHrtiatlte small, sfcat. la, the shells
iiwistir. me
Halifax Explosion
Horror Grows
Cnntlnued from Tate One
veyed by train, others nre riding In
wagons, only lately used for hauling
corpses.
Two thousand dead Is a conservative
estimate, according to the police When
tho work of clenrlng nway debris' begins
further horrors may be revealed, At
present the fire-swept arcn Is sheathed
lu Ice.
VAM'lIUOItO. Me., Dec. 7 .
Tho Massachusetts relief special, bear-l
Ing Hcd Cross dectors nnd nurses frorlil
Hiaton, reached the Cnnndlon border nt
8:25 n. m. Tho train was twenty mln-l
utes ahead of Its schedule. It will arrive I
nt Halifax late this afternoon. The
train carries eleven surgeons, ten nurses,)
twenty neu itoss relier workers anil a
carload of medical and other supplies.
5000 DEAD IN CITY,
ESTIMATE GIVEN DY
n s m av
M W W - -
-i . kj. iv , r
'" " Oif
WAS1HNC5TO.V, Dec. 7
lit a icport made pulillo by tho Navy
Department today tho number of dead
"""' l
duo to the explosion of the French muni-
The report
explosion
was seen and
ft" " , ' J'.e n " . no an"""
lintiwl n.... .. ...Ha.. .. .... n.i... -(..a
T. X. T. (trinitrotoluol), tho most pow-
p,ri .i.i.. i,... .,... ...,
, ,' and " T es imatcd I ' m I U A
0f dollars
The ' re,'.ort, ns made public, vvn, s
r0lIov
i ..T,0' Navy Department h. received
18 foow,n r ort frolM u niUH,
,,,, nt lfelfnx.
.. .whlc nftjMw m nt Kca ,hc cx.
,,ic, ,i,i i.i.. .. ..
fi.m)h.ii m i iiiuiiiviiiim ciiiii "in rt en
hean, v nrihaU ,s,,anco ns
offt'ied the nuthorlticM mid the following
lenrnou cmiccnttVntf t ii rlrcumstanocs
, lendlnir U lo the exploxlon.
i "A tlelRlan rcllff nhlp rnllldeit with
a I'Vcnch munltlotM vessel loaded with ,
3000 toiiM of T. X. T. and a latRe ciuan-l
1 tlty f hctizlnr. Duo to tho collMoii I
tho heiizlno oaliRht nn fire and nn sr.tm j
ns the flro started the crew abandoned
1 ship, reiu-hliip ghore befor th txp'oslon
I took tdace.
Virtually all of North Halifax wis
destroyed and all windows and doors in
Halifax anil Dartmouth vvcro ileum
Isheil.
" "Tonight It Is hellcvcil that thcro
aro BOnn ileail, hut these Usurer cannot
bo conllrmed.
" 'The explosion sunk three fhlps and
tmtlly il.'uiiHKed many others.
" "Tho rulni nf tho hulldlnRi arc
burnlns fiercely In north Halifax.'"
"The commander of an American war
ship arrived nt Halifax Just after the
p.vplotdnn and landed a Kuard to assist
111 policing the city," said Secretary
Daniels today. "This was done In co
operation with the local authorities. This
warship was the only naval wcssel near
Halifax nt tho time of the explosion.
No naval men were lost In the dlMistcr.
DUTCH LINER SAFE;
TOUCHED AT HALIFAX
NKW YOIUC, Dec. 7
Agents of the Holland-America l.lne
received a dispatch this morning an
nouncing that the steamship Nleuvv Am
sterdam Is safe. Officials of the line
here had had g(ive fears for her safety.
The big liner was the first ship to leave
here after tho embargo on Dutch thlps
was raised She put Into Halifax for
examination and since that time had not
been heard from. She carried 10,000
ton of corn for Belgian war relief, be
sides a large passenger list.
Tho steamship Mont Ulnnc. which
blew up, was of the French Dine. Sho
was under orders to tho British Admi
ralty, It was stated, and none of the
officers could tell anything of her move
ments. She was a single-screw steam
ship of 3121 tons and carried n crew of
thirty-five. J. Savcry was her com-
mander.
The Imo was built for the White Star
Line, but was under Norwegian icg
Istry. She was formerly known ns tho
Huiilc, but changed her name w hen told
a few years ngo to the South Pacific
Whaling Company. Tho Imo carried a
crew of about sixty men and was com
manded by Captain Throm. She was a
four-sniasted Iron vessel of 5013 tons.
Tho main offices of the Western Union
Telegraph Company are crowded today
with persons seeking news of relatives
and friends at Halifax,
Announcement has been made that
no wire connection has been ro-estab-lishell,
but that all messages were sub
ject to delay. Many filed messages of
Inquiry today and then paced tho floor
while hoping for replies.
TRINITROTOLUOL NEW
THING IN EXPLOSIVES
The teirlllc force of the explosion was
duo largely to the great quantity of the
powerful explosive known us "T. N. T."
on hoard the munition ship Mont Blanc.
This explosive la being used, extensively
In the present war. Its correct name Is
trinitrotoluol. It Is neither d.fncult nor
dangerous to make, nnd It Is transported
with greater safety than nhnost any
other high explosive.
When compressed under 30,000 to
10,000 pounds per i-quare Inch trlnltro. I
,n,,...i ...... V . nKt,n.l n.i ...,i !.. ..... ,
luiuiii villi ua nui mu uiiii Lgi iiiiip iuii-
vcnlent forms. In loose form the ex.
!,.!. ... Im n ...l.l,M nnll.l l.nll n wrn I .. u
heavy ns water. It melts well htowti"SlTix10tliSattrSB&t.
me polling point 01 waier anu can oe:
placed 111 shells without danger from
fumes or corrosion of the metal. It is
slightly less powerful than, picric acid,
und while the latter frequently pulver-
Izes a shell, T. N. T. generally bursts a
shell Into fragments large enough to
have a destructive effect. It Is exploded
, by means of a fulminate and does not,
Pat Your Patriotism Into Practice!
GUARDS
AND FIREMEN
Wanted to Protect
HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD
n An opportunity for physically sound men between
31 and 50 years or exempted .men over 26 years to do
active patriotic work. A minimum height of 5 feet
7 inches and satisfactory references are necessary.
Men with police, nrmy or navy experience specially
desirable for guard duty.
Good pay, with clothing, board and lodging provided.
Experienced FIREMEN are needed at once.
Trolleys Take Koute 17 (Chester Hliort l.lne) or Koute S3
(Island Itoad l.lne), vrlileli ran.be reuehed by cars on Houtcs
It, IS. II, 35, 3s and 10. Company's car. meet I. H. T, ears
at, 04th street and run dlr.rt lo th. yard with FHKK ..rvlte.
I
Boat leaves Chestnut St. Wharf IS Noon, Sat., direct to Hog Island
Apply at Employment
r a .., -, i
isc. o, irciwesan a sau i
I
,iiMW atTny f-jiayy ana iswermt.ceg ror w
iv'
mtt!f" issss,' iiUTi
If puro or In proper form, explode ot
Itself.'
Tho world generally did not know of
the powerful effect of T, NT. T, until It
was used by tha Hermans In 1914 In
tho destruction of Liege.
Trinitrotoluol Is related Indirectly to
tho dyeing Industry, ns largo quantities
of para, used In d)clng, nrc also used In
the, manufacture of the explosive,
SURGEONS AND NURSES
OVERWHELMED BY WORK
-
OTTAWA, unt.. Dec 7.
ltcporls from Halifax today declared
Hint surgical workers there were over -
vv helmed ThTe nre ntt enough doctors
nnd nurses to handle tho unnumbered
throngs of m limed. More help Is en
loiite nnil'ls eagerly nvviilted.
jino of the surgeons on tho ground
were themselves Injured by the cxnlo.
men, nui nnvc ocen vvorKing wunnui
test for more than twenty-four hours.
;ieiieM Iti llrHt.iilil (1i,,Klnff uir,ll,u
.icnes in nrsi-iuii missing sllitlms
In the wnr were uutdono by the spectaclo
In Halifax, when men, women and dill-
' lllAtl 11 1 1 fTu t I M n ffiltil tbe-t-tliln liilllalnu
' ,.,.! Hr.,.r,.1J l.lnrtlf I. li i-fltl nlU ...!
i'o 'v.iv.iih4 i""v.i ! iviii unit, niir
curried to the surgeon"
Henvj' damage was done to Canadian
military barracks, and a ndmber of sol
diers were killed, The military hopltnls
were tho first to bo pressed Into the
service
The congestion of wounded In Halifax
will he relieved by inking scne of tho i
Injured to other towns. Koine may lio
remcAcd by boat
GERMANS TOE RAID
WITH LAND ADVANCES
Two Airplanes Brought Down
and Crews Taken; Bombs
Kill Seven
UjNPON, ) 7.
The latest (Urinati air raid was timed
with the attempt to drive the Urltlrtli
huvk at ambril. the new offenshc
aKalnrt the Italians and the Uusstan
a rm t lee, Tventyne airplanes were
nt oxer KiiRland' Seen perhons were
killed and twenty-one. Injured, three of
those Killed and ten of the Injured belnj,'
In Londoii, which wis leached yesterday
I h.v five or six of the raiders. Announce
I tnent of the casualties was made by
Donar I.ivv In the House of Commons,
rvicj of the enemy craft were IhipukI,'.
down, the crew of three men In each
lielnR captured Sever.il lies were
caused In London, hut they were soon
hrouRht under control.
.V SOl'THHAST HNOI.AND I'OAST
TOWN, Dec. 7. The Oerman raiders
vcre flJlnu so low when thev crosed
the coast at 3:15 jctcrduy mornlnc that
lltltlsh innchlno bums were used ..Kalnst
Ltlicni and helped to heat oft the attack.
From then until fi:Hi o'clock raiders
vcre crossing ami lccrosslng th- co.m;
llne, hut nil their Incendiary hcmln fell
In f.clds nnd their explosive bombs Into
the hea.
mmikii:i
l.AUNT un.nrcitT. jiTs! iirriet iT
l..iunt. of the Fairfax Aturtments, Cennnn
town nnnnunees th" niMnlico or her son
VT.ItNO.V Ull.liniir dnuzhter of II - lite
A. Trunk tJtlhert of Ilnftlmore. ltd . on
Nov. 0. In New York ilty.
iti:i:vrs mitin- wii.i.iam snv-
MOUIl Ui:r.VKM. nf Phllmlelrlila. li . to
I'll. .IAN- HAIST I'AUIIV. nf Hostou, ), ,
at llouoken N J , July 2, lal7
eatfjs
At.Uj.N Her 3. .BIAVnoIl husUm.l of
Mnr A l.n. rcid s.1. Itelutu,., (1ml frlrmls
Invlteii to tuners! services Mnn, II n. m .
7 Thnm.is nve., llrvn Mnr, I'n Int.
Horsham Krl' nils llurlnl llrnuhils at 1 -.ill
p. ni. I'rleiuls mny mil Sun., 7 to p ni
IUl'i:i. Dee . .TOSIirillNi:. wMoh- nf
llarueli Il.iuer. iiBftl 70. Ueliitlves ul.,1
friends Invlteii lo funer.il ril..s, P'n
ni.. 1H17 W Wnanirn st Int. nrlvate"
Jit. Slnnl Cem. r.nitlvelv no Hovvits
1K1I.1JS Dee. fi, ut 1'ilM N. rirojil si
AN.NIi: i:.. wMor nf William Hole. Itels"
lives anil friends Invlteii to funeral e?rvles
.Sat,, 10 a. in, David II. Sihutler lllils '
llrnai nnd DlamonU sts. Int. private, Harrti
Ijurir, Pa
nOOItSi: Dec fi. MAUV O lfe of
Aimer S llnnrac. nKeil 73. ltelaNvis nml
mentis Invlteii to funeral services, sun at
(1:30 p in. -J N ;,ih at, j,i,sil.ile. I'm
Int. private
,.,0.'J ."'''-.!x- ,',',:oN' IIOOS- "" "' John
ami lite Hosalle IIihis, nseil 3s, Jtelatlves
and friends, Tlonn Kranken llntrrsl Venln
Tleua Net No H.17. O I) O.. d the eon
rKiitlon nf KwniKellrnl Ueformeil HI. lat
thevv's Chureh, Invlteii lu funeral, Kun
p, m.. 40ol N Palrhlll st. int lireenmounT
t-em.
IlltADt.nr Dee II, nSTDI.I.l: w wife
of Charles J. llradley. nged 4 llelatlves
and friends may view remains Sat 7 in lo
P. m , 34 Jo Itenent st Int Nmrnu. Del
Ciaytnn. Del., papers please com.
CAUNOIAN Dee .-,. WIlJinr.MIvv
CAIINOIAN widow of VreiK-rlMt "Arnelan
aced 73. Itelntlvs and friends Invlled id
funrttl services. Sun., 'J p. m , resident t of
daushter. Mrs Tllllo Johnson, Lill Iilrkln
son st Int I'ernwond Cem. Auto funeral
.CAIinoi.l.Nov -JJ. at St. Jlarv'i Ilo..
niini. A.yiu,vv c'aiiuoi.u R. latlves and
friends will kindly eummunknt with th.
Vt"HrxfliSit'S.ir- ,0"l",
A. Kllnees,
C1.AI1KE. Dee. 4 fllAni.ra n i....i..-j
nf Hte Martha ft. Clarke used 7." r.ela.
tlvcs and friends, police nf 'J3d District In.
vlted to funeral eervlies. l'rl . N p. m 'MI7
Ovford st. Pervleis nnd Int.. fiat, a i ra
Cooiierlonn Cini Jlcverly. N j. Auto,
funernl .uio (
CI.KAItV-.Dee fl. JAMDS p., hu.hnnd of
Msrssret I'leary nee Sullivan), nelailie.
and friends. Court Penn Treaty, No "' i
? .Av'nl,"'.,1 '. f"nrra- ''"'. :3o ;r'm.;
im7 i; .v.71"' ",- Holemn reoulem mass St
l.llsaoeth's Church 10 o. ni. Int. Holy Cross
tern. Auto funernl
t,JI',i!'S'S'TIJrr- '"' VAI.DKIAN A., son of
I n. r-i.:. j:"."'...'"."""" ' ' '"" ".era lives
deVee "toTu "n i,i,i7.,u.nra,..S:,.r.'n. ." .'.7 '
f' " ". : m. Hleh mass Church of Our
Mother of Consolation 10 n. m. Int. llol
bep'Jlchrs Cem.
Vim, n ... . -.' '"-l,'w
"rren iose rco. 31(1, p. nnd A M. of
"-uneeeviiie, .Montgomery County. Pa,. In-
jiiea io s.rvlees. Sun.. 1:30 p. m , Trarre
t.utheran Church. Int. ndjolnlne cem.
J-rlends may call, late residence, li'2 N 60th
t.. Sat.. 7 to 3 p. m.
COOPKlt. Die, S. JOHN COOPDIt rtela.
lies nnd friends. Kills post. No. il o a
II : Walker Lodge, No. anil, I. Of) !' '
Court Sylvan American. No. 73, P. of A..
Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 2 i in
jpartments of Kirk & Nice, il.lul Oermaiit
town ave Int Ivy Hill Crrn nmll flniiers
Office, Hog Island, SaDw
.. n ii it 1". -i .
r.,Ti., yrtia svucnaraaa
H Uucnargaa
FTawtinaaen
-.t . t'i
ii r I " 1 ii ii " '-id
.mtTHH
TON, husband of llrth rnullen (nee ties
V.'i IK.1.V- &"""! "n" friends, lis try
i V. .''7.' Jrt v'.v.', A. .vi . anil
members of Police Pension Tumi. Invlteii to
iii.irrni FTVirrs. Mon. 2 p m., 1101 Knifh i
St, iTlends may roll"
int. North Cedar Hill i
afier 7 p. m. Hun.
CltCAIlll tie.
'riftri ., 1 1,- -.
John CrenBh (ne l'urlnnsl. Ttelallvea nml
1 '""" invnen in iiinersl, Mon., :io s m.,
Sr.!r" ,r"l,l""-', Mrs. Mnritnret Ousln,
. i-a N, nsnToft st, Pnlemn reiulein moss
( tnireh of Our I.dy of Merry 10 a, in. Int.
ilolv Cross Cem. Autrl funeral.
t,M!lV,V,?f.,J.'ri"M-.v. fourth Month,
.tmi.v tiit.t.iNqs rnowpoy. nBri nt. neia.
l"es soil fH-r.ils Invited to fune-sl s-rviees.
i j-iii-mjr, nn insi., a n. in., n.,n iirrmin-
! T,A?S: e.rjonV'ond of I
I Msresret ('. Divls. llilntlves nnd friend".
,OT;l?r$.,0,f ,?",.?", ami rnemliMs of
' u.,n)u,neYAlonl's:Sn.?l"Jn"7 MaiLet
i st. Solemn reiiul"m msss nt'the Cnlhedrnl
, u'n ,"ril,m' ,nl- olI Cathedral Cem. Auto
HirrWIl.ttll In Camden, N .t., Iiee. .1
i f'A.RV, A-N'-N' nilTWII.KU, widow of tsnnc
. itta,iTf,l,r.l,rVUMa,,fcBr,,::
I i;nvm Uetwiier. rharleatawn (ownshlii
' i''1!.""1' Co., !'., SHt. Servlcis nt hous...
?." "" n' ,n- 'ril MorrM Cem.. IMiornlxvllle
t'onv.nces meet trains over Phoeiilavlllo
nnd riarr-r lirnnrh. IVnna It, It., at Old-
P".1! ,?' ",!'-n" 'noenixviiij s:27 a. m.
aril Vrnxtr. V
Auto ftinftrnl.
tUCKI'l Pec ."
of Inle tlenrv nod
i, COnNKl.tA, dauahter
(lies and friends Invited to funeral iervleea,
Snt.. 1 ti. m . IL'.'tfl Allison at. Int. lirlu.l-
iieoccn iicsei. tiela
Odd 1 ellows' Cem llcmatns may be viewed
i li, niii-r n p in,
DDlllll.NX. llee. 11, JAJIKS II , liuslnnd
of 1 : 1 1 7-1 1 1 . r-1 1 1 linl, 1,1ns (nee Kmrkvl. tela.
Ilvrs and frlenila, t'nlled circle. No l"7.
II II. or A.. I)lta Castle, No s, K. O n .
nnd Cloud l,iuUe. No. M, i", nnd A M.,
of (llouiisler, N J. Invited to funTiii
spruits, Mon.t 1 li. m.. "1H li. pnuphln
st Int private Nnrtlmrind Crm Aulo fu
iiernl Iteiualni may le viewed fun., S to
1" n in
fKHIA.V flee. II, JOHN V., son of late
Mliliael anil Mirnrrt nnr,ui. Itelutlves
litnl frlenrls rnilitovis of Sehlli liter ConlHKe
U'orkft. Invitotl ( funrnit. Mnn . K nn n
..iJ.'iu triinKfiiiil , Holrmn rrriulrni mnM
Ht. Jnarhlm'x riiun li l h m Int SI
iJoinlnle'n (Vlil t
lit'KKV. -U(ltlrnl' Ve, ), MrtV .
wMflff ol JnJm J. Uuffv (hip ItfilBfru). Itcu
t1rs nnl friend') InvllrO tn fuiifTftl. Mon ,
s 'lo ii in , IWI N, Amrrlrnu nt. Solemn
rMiulfin ninitN ,i .Mlrhnrl'H Ditiuh 10 n
m Int. prUntr Auto fumrnl.
1 i;.V(ii;i, I)f( .".. I.OUIS. htiMlniitl nf V.'T
ilia Kncrl difo UttrrmtttnO. ItrlHllxi n nnd
friends. ?nipln)i t of frnninton & Know,
Irfinm Knttnr tnvlipd to ftnifrHl Kfrxlrp
it 'J i. in., IMH Tnor t. (S.'th and
Mcrl.8 ntH.). Jrt frlXHin. mi. Wrmn tVni
RrmiliK inny !" lcil Prl., after 7 1. in
ri,(;d, - Twelfth atiitith tii. MAitv
i U.XI T wM w of lr J. I'listi r KLikit. jikhI
no, Heinihiti it nl frlftidK linlletl tn funeral,
hmnni1(U, 'Iwrlflh Mnntli tilth. Ill n tn.
llm.hMII" iH, Cn.t 1h. Int. iirlvnte. t'ar
rlatrn will in-i I s-.l a m train from Itroil
, HI KiHntt pnil H:lii n ni. from Wml L'lies
I ttr nt UN n MMhi Htntlon.
rM',i:. t MHrtltintmr, ln.. lir. l.
AIM.M CAUNIIU nrB. hunlmhil of i:iole
m I biiin furmrlj nf rnlla scrxuc rrl.. nt
vnrithhiiunf, im
Ir.I. nt Hiilom !trfrme.l
i I'hurr't. i'1'n r ( 'r
. u t,.
linVI'Vlinit Itm li .11111V lm.Lttn.1 r,t
SrtpliU fl, numler, nwerl Til. Iteltillves nnd
frleiWs, einplnvrs An,lrew IMi-rlck's H Sen
Hrevvl'iB Co., Ymrlv llenetlelnl Assn n( Itreu
lni Knnlneers' riremen's Union Nn. jki.
.Ilullin l.o,lie No. 1 I' t). 1, II. H iTetnnka
I Trilie. Nn .1J1. Iml. O It. JI.: Hiilnmnker
I'ounell. Ni :il'j Cnmordlii JI -neerrhor
of Hrltleslmr? Invlletl lo funeral. Mim , H
s. ni . "ml"-1 I'rnit st P.erulem liUlt muss
All Sutnls' Churrli. tlrldtsbum, 11 n. m Int.
Ht. Iinnilnle's I'em.
CIII'XKH, rtii'l.lenl). Dee. I. "HltlSTI.V.V.
(nee MleKlel widow nf A Duffine airsr-r,
flEed no. ttelntlve nnd friends, employes
of .liihn T'.lrKle lnns, Invlteii lo funeral
servlve., Rnt.. 1 '..11 n. m . IM:" N. nth st.
Int prlv. Ar'lsley Tlurlnl Tirk Aulo servlc.
nnrr.D. n-e. i wii.i.iam t;. nooi.n.
tteliitlves ' nml frl-ncls. emnlnie's Miraw
'""i1,'', '""'CAirS' 'n"
nt r!fl-nr'. of hln lirothf-rlnlw. DnWl V
Pfdcpon. r.fiin WnolilnRlon nv. Int. iirlvnti-
Autn Borvlrp Irlr-nilt nny en II I-'rl., S to 10
n m.
OltlPFl.V Nov 30. r.MMA (nee Mcflnde).
widow nf Iturrv J nrlrrln, lined 20. Mela,
lives nnd friends Invited lo funernl Sat.. 2
P in.. 'Join H. Cleveland nve, Int Mt.
Morlih Cem Prluids mav enll Prl eve.
OnirFIN Dee 3 IlAnflT .! husband
ef Kmmn Orlffln and noli nf Josephine nnd
isie nnrrv j, iirnnn, nrfi i.
nnd friend.. Seott Dlv.. No. 47
. , - .
HpMIIVpS
Q , P .
emnloves .In'in 11. Stetson & Co , Invited to
funeral. S-at 1' p m.. 2013 S. Cleveland
nve. Int Mt Mnrlah Cem. Prlends may
Call Prl. el
HAM, Dee 4, .IOSKPH A. son of Mar
nnrt c nnd late fieorue p Hall Relatives
nrd friends Invited to funeral, Mon., S.30 a.
lu., "71!l Pine st Solemn requiem mass
church nf TrnnstlRuratlon 10 a, m. Int.
Cnllvdnil Cem.
HA.MPIO.V flee. n. t.DWIS WAUNDP.
HAMPTON nueil SI Itelatlvs and friends
Inv'ted in funernl servlees. Sat.. 'J p. m.
'm' rrsldeneo. Willlnm M Ilnniptnn. r.'Jin
Ptilc ave . VlssThlfLnn. Int. nrlvate. Odd
Pellows' c ni . Lower Merlon, Pa.
HANI'T D-e fi, CI.DTP)". son nf drills
O nnd M-irlf M. Ilnnev, need Is mns. ftil
atlves and friends Invited to funernl. Snl., 2
p in . residence nf rnr-nls. J431 N. rtoWnson
st Int Holv Cross (Vm nIo funeral
. HAP'-PI.!). Dee ,-. I'ASIIIJ A C . d.luuli
ter of Theodore anil Millie D Hnnnold. aired
- yeais ., monins, nai,irnei, lS2fi Paly st
Dun entire rf funeral oivn
IIAWN De .-,, MnO.nt:T A. widow
nf .Tnhn 1 Hewn end dntmhter of Pitrlek
jnil late Ciellli Iiiinnhun nelilllrs and
frlerils Invited to funernl. Men.. S.Ilo a, m.
3s-,7 Mnliavnnk ave.. WIssaMekon. Itfiiulem
inass it John lh llapllsl Chureh 10 a. in.
Int. St Miry's Crm.. Ilnsliorniliili
Hn.I. Dee. n. IllCIIAriD T hu.hind nf
Llr.'e J Hnnl ie Cunnlncham) need oil
relatives and friends Invited tn funeral
rvlees Set.. 2 p. ni , eor. of Hollvnnnd
Circle nnd w. Chestnut nve.. Merrhantvllle.
N. J Prlends and lodges of which ho ni
n member may cill Prl., 7 lo P p. m Int.
IIsHi-l-h (Vm Camden V J
, HPrtZOri. Dee. 4 HKTHAlt HKIt'OO
(nee Suess) wife of Adolph P, Herzoc, Jr ,
nft-ed :t2, llnlatlvis and friends Invited lo
funeral serving, Sun , 1 ::io p ni , 2illo
N Mrllevvniiil nve Int. private, Cllelten
Hills Cem.
HINDS. Dee n. UltmODT HINKll (nee
Cnrlln), wife nf ChrMlnpher Hlnes. Itela.
lives und frlrnds Invited to funernl, Mnn,,
8.30 n in. 24III Olive st Solemn requiem
mass St. rrnmls Xavler'a Church 10 a, ni.
Int.vHnlv Cross Cem. Auto funernl
Ill'IlKF (nee nniifnrd). Sudd-nlv De d.
DI.I.A WDVMAN "lfe of Samuel II. Hurff.
niced 42 Itflallves nnd frlerils Invited lo
funernl servlees Mon., 2 p m.. 1277 Whit
man ave,, Camdfn, X J. Int private.
Prleds mav call Sun 7 to 0 It m
IHITCHIN'.O.V Dee, (1, DI1NA MAY
dauahter of Howard nnd Ada P, Hutchinson,
sited IK, llelatlves and friends Invited to
funeral snrilees. Mon . 11 11 . ni.. tmrenlu
residence, 114 K llrlnchurst st . Herman. P
Inwn. Int (Ireenwood Cem,, Trenton, N, J
Mon. 2'10 p in.
HYATT. Dec I. nt 1'hlla.. SAI.LIE,
wire of Charles II. Hatt. aaed 44. Itela.
i lives nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Allowajs ltaptist Church Allnwais N. J.,
Sat.. 11 a. in Int Allown.3 Cem. Rem-ilns
mnti l.n 1 latWll J .'..".a V .'.lh at fl.tlln t..l
'"lyCTXY. nee. A, CIIAni.i:s. Iiutbnnd of
Roue Kelly. IletatUea nnd friends invited to
funeral. Mon.. K a. m., 1037 S. Mole t.
(17th nnd MrlCean rtn.). Holemn reiiulem
inasi Church of Ht Thomas Aquinas ,i:.tn a
m To proceed to St C?inr1esn Cem,, Kelly
vtlle. Int. private.
KOCIl. At ('nnnhnhocken. I)er !i, V T..
nunband of late Slarsurct J. Koeh (nee Hoff).
mi.itUfn and friontl. Post No. 77. O A.
It.. PhlU,, Hml Pout No. Tit, O A. It.. Con-
shohorken; Camp N 7. I1. O. H. of A.i Ilan- (
cock Commandery. No. 3, P, O. S. of A, and
any other order 'or organization of w tilth he f
wan a i number, lnttetl to aer Ires, Sat.. I
'- p. in.. -J II th n., ronhohockrn. Int. '
I.errlnKtoii Cem , Ituxhoriut;h. Hemalna i
mn be Ued Frl., 7 to 0 p. m j
PORCHES ENCLOSED
INtlntateu on requent. I'lione, Ioeuat "Old
HorstMf'2650CallowhilIStJ
Co..
1RIDENT3S
roMi't!i.sonv mktkbs
1'lllia. piKTi:n CO., 013 Ileal H.tate
Trust DulldliiR. or Your X'lumb.r
rerr
erprr
F - -.-rrr
5..3npzc:
v!. . ' . "" "f-i
Commonwealth Ice
& Cold Storage Co.
BOSTON', MAS3.
The 6J4 acres of floor space
in the five buildings erected
by A bertha w on the Boston
Fish Pier Include Ice making
plant, ice (forage building,
machinery building,- cold
storage warehouse and
boiler home.
27 by"
vABERTHAW.
lCONSTRUCTKWCQ.
. bosXVton .
zn
MCATH
. KOU.NEn. Pee. B. JOORrillNn. duh
ter of late Aueustua and Mary Hheek KolU
ner. rir1athf and friends Invited to fu
r.eral servlees. Jton., 8 n. m , residence Ed
ward n, Jleara. Jr.. 4000 Cheater ave. Int,
private. Omit flowera
. MAI.ONBY Pee. 4, JOHN, hualisnd of
late Ellen Msloney, nelatlves and friends
"'i" "'nil inn., ni,i n. m,, rrj
Opal nu Solemn fqtilt?m mutt St. Mtnlra
rhurch 10 a. m. Int. private OM Cathi-dral
Cftn,
MAnilVnf.TJ. Iip. 4. KICOtA. Inmhftft.1
nt Anrfla Mnnnltn MarlnMII. MRfd M. nl
ntlvrft am! frlfndu Invlttrl to attend funrnl,
from Ills lnl rPuMnce, 1030 P. th nt.. Rnl..
8 a. m. FntMtin mnM of ronulfm t Church
of nur T,itIy of Good Counfl, Int. Holy
Cm Crm,
MepnitMOTT. Dee. 3. Jrmv. .on of 1.1.
tMnard and Mn.u: MePermoit. of rti .
Countv . Ppoea-nl, Ireland, nelatlves and
friends invited In funeral, Men., SUIO a. m ,
sister's re.ldrnee, Mrs, ndward Rweenev.
1220 N lath s. Solemn renul.m mass
Chureh of riesu in n. m. Int. private New
Caln-driil Cem. Omit flowers.
MePOVM.tl tVe. .-.. nW nldniv nf
rraek M-nonnM. rt-lnilves nnd friends In.
vlted to funernl servlees, Sal,, II n. m., 021
Sprti.... st Int, nrlvate.
MeMAIlOV TI1.0 I. IIAVnlllll V.. -nlfe
of T'-omns M'Mahn'i In-" Jnilr"'. PIallvea oeoree s. nnd Mnrv It Shltl. naed 3S. rein
;ul friends, Manavunk Clrele. No. 1". I ndv lives and friends Invited tn funeral servlets.
1. m -.. inyiien in rnnerai. jion. -.an
n, in, h,i--i itinir si,, .vinnnyiina. noii'n'n
Man mis. Holv Family Church in n. m, Int,
Wr.tmlnsler Cem.
JleVirpoi n. 4. PANtr.t.. husliand
of Hantiih MeNlehnl (ore IMnev). Pels-
"';'"?:. .WJi J.W.I E ?r.l'"
I Invited in
....' ' t'Miii' "'t n ' ihimwi'i
Tiinfrni. iti,. 7 .:m n m.( ii2
'.ui'iirr ni
iflitififn. x. -T Mnifmn rcntiifm
a-.... !. ..- . it.- ' i . ,- -i-
.... J.,
nenlite Coneentlen
1 irrr--, a HUM I' III I !' imil
Int. Ca'"ar" Cem. Krlrnds may
call Thurs. eve Kindle omit flowers.
s, I . t ...-.. . . ..
I'll"' I . ' '"I . II, .1,1.1 I "- J.t II II-Oil lUI ni
Mary Pllen Mennv. ned nt. netnllvis and
JAMPi A., hushnnd nt
fponct. Invited in fimal Pat.. 2 p, m,,
Innn Cooper st. Cnmtlen N J tnl private.
lipii'-h iVni Crienil- n,. ,., J-rl. eve,
.iiiil.l.K. Ii'e, li, 'i:Ti' I H , luisimnil or ,
AlMIMtlil Millar nrr.wl lilt nrlnllfN Ntirl
frleudn InxHed to funenl erlee .Mmi . n
p ni re-iMmcA nf fori, rrniitt P. MHIt.
'-.oh X ntrt t. Tnt prlviite. rhrttn Hllln
Cem Aulo fun"'.!. t mnliin may be
leeil Sun.. S tn 10 p, m,
MM.MIR-lw .', T.OIMn, ilf-nyM- nf
t Ufv nml lite Mirr nMiti"ti Miller.
rteitHi nnl frleflt ln'e.i tn ftinrHl
-tefvle . Pnt., 2 p ir.. rtldeiiri of father.
IDT Vrttl" ttt int nrl it".
MOnHtAHTT. f. 0. ANXir. ff nt
Tfu'ph Mnr'n rt nml fliti7htr of nille f''l
late Jnhn fcfnrtliy Rp1nliei mv frlrruls
lnltnl to fitnerHl, fn :r.o n. in, r ni.
I'ttr. nf mii t in:u T iltni" ft. Snlenin
"Miuleii nrr "ho-eh of Iln1 Xnnv 111 n m.
tp Hot. reidn rvm.
MdpniHM.v. .ir. r, i;i.i r.N Monntox
ntrd V4 It ltlv s nnl frlemln Impel tn
fumrtt rr.e it,, 'J n m., t'nlon lln.ne
fnr iilrl Lflriim 4Vh iin.i I,anrntr ave. Int
pr''n M Mnrlah iVtn
MrM.rs' iier. . .itHt:nr i huiniH'
nf lute rtnie M MmIP-. IMhIIwi nn-1
TrleniU l.rncup nf Him reil Tlfnrt, Kenrlnir
ton ('oiiPeil, A t). t 11 . ImltM to funernl
Mn. S :td n. in. ,T' V rnmlirli nt. Ro.
emn reoutein inai HI
Vtrnntean Chunh 10
h m Tnt New Cathedral Cm,
Aulo ru
ii era i
nil nf
in.I
m
. UL fiJ ' 'T "rr. " "AMU liusna:
in'" Catharine .Murpll. Itelntlxe
friend Imlteil to funernl. Mnn.. h:u
rtsldnnrp of "on. John Murphv. ri7-."i N. 15th
Ft. Solemn requiem mtinn Clitirch of the"
Holv SniilK TO n. in Int. Cnthfdrnl Com.
NIXON Suddenly, at In r reFhU-nrr, yalt
N. Mrtlewool t . ter. .. MA11Y A . wife
of .IntniB Nixon. Hflnthen nnd frtiHM nr
Irltrd to Iorlr'. Hit., - p. m., Interred.
Ktnn Unformed nplscopnl Church, 21th nnd
Kletrher nts. Tnt. nrlvate. Mt. Mori ah Cem
friends may ral: Frl. ee.
PAIL-OS'S At IIeerlv. N J., Dec t,
WI1.M VM 11. , huibnnd of Into Anna M Par
(ons. a Red Trt. TMatlxri and friend
Incited to funeral. Sat., 2 v. rn., ron' re.
df nee, ChnrJ J, Pntfon. ror, of Pently
no and PutTinn st , Ilcverly. N. J. Int.
prHnte,
pATTnitsriN, vec n. ci,nA r. wife of
WIIMnrn ratteron and daughter of Alle
Ann nnd Kellum nimltn. need OS Helntlvrs
nnl fih nds, members of nil sorletl of which
Fh" vas n memhrr, Itnltrd to services. Mon ,
2 30 ip. m 124.1 N ;t1d st Int. prlat.
Urn-iit in mav h l-wed nn t tn 1n n m.
PATNn. Drr. 5 ANNIH VTROINTA.
wife of Wrlxam V Pnne, ned r7. Ilela.
the and friends tntlted to funernl servlefs,
Prl., s p. in.. ."014 Lnrchwood ae. Int,
Sat -Jnnw Hill, Md.
rttTKUSnv, Hep 0, CIIAnTXlTTi; T .
,r!ibw of Cnptaln Alfred T Teterson (nee
Tnaliirl ,i rrnil (i. tlfilsllie. nliil tr ,m li.
. ws-nis... s. v.r. ivr.niis v - rimi ,. ?llll Ills
I . Il) .- f. ... I .-.!,. S3.... 1 -
,llrU " tuiMiiu rti invn, iiuii,i ill., mm
4712 Tacon st., I'ranKford. Int, prhnte
KcrRren Cem., Camden, Itemnlns may be
lr-ur-d Snt.. S to 10 p m
PIUMANN. Snddrnlv, IW ". IIHTTIB
wife of Amrust Pirmnnn (nre Knapp), n,?pd
XI Friend lnlted to 1pw remains, Frl
7 to Id p m. Int. Sflt at comcntcnco of
fnmllv. Jreenmount Cem.
POWIU. -uddenlv Ht Quebec, Canada.
Tec i. 1II;NUY ItAUlNO. ounirst son of
lit" Robert Hare nnd Amy Smedley Powel
POVi:iT-. Dec. 4. CAROLINH, widow
nf William Powell nnd daughter of late
William and I,alna D-Uer. nueil S4 Rein
tlVMS nnd friend lnltc-J to funeral serlces.
Sat,. 'J p n, rrsldepe) of Chnrled I.Iffht
tler. 2441 N. iVIhl t. Itemnlns ran !
.Ifs'i-d Prl ee Int, nrlr.. Oreenmnunt Cepi.
TIT'AOAN. Dpp, MAROAUKT. widow
of Mir In el Ren (ran (nee VnIh), used 72,
Relative and friends Invited to funernl.
Von . 7:W n m., dauiihter's residence, Mrs
Margaret Urennati, 20.IH S. Colorado st.
Willi mas St. Monica' Church 8.3d n. in.
Int. Holy Family Cem.. New Philadelphia.
P.i Mon , 2.30 p tn. Pottsvllle pnpern
topy
Iinr.PK. Sudden'., a' Ms residence 2310
rMeMncon s Dee. .1 THOMAS D. RIUZSK
!Ma tlvcs and friend, WdNhimrton Inde
No. ,v V. nnd A M ; Continental 1.ode
No 10(1. K. of P : International Molders'
Cnlon. emplovtn of Philadelphia Roll and
Machine Co., Inlted to serlces. Sat, 2:3
P. in.. Olher It Pair Hide 1S20 Chestnut
st. Int. (Ircenwood Cem. Ilenla mny call
Frl.. 7 to 10 p. in.
ItKlTZ. Dee. t FRRDURICK UVATY. .
husband of Carrie Rett? llelntlvf a and
frlfiuH. all orant7ationa of which deceased
vas a member. Invited to funeral service.
Sun., 1:..m p ni , 20IS II, Susquehanna Ave.
Int. private, North Cedar Hill Cmi, Friends
miv rail Sat. ee,
ROIIII. Dc 4, RICHARD W , aon of
Atnnro anil Rntmn M. Robb, nped 20, Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral srrvlces.
Sun.. 3 p. m. parents' r tvldeiiee, 3001 W.
Olrnrd ae. Int, Mt, Pence Cem Utmalns
mav be vlwid Sat , 8 to 10 p, ni.
a UOUKRTS Dec 4. at Mont Alto. Ta t
III.WOOD , husband of lMlth nnli?rla
nml son of l.ewls anl late Tallin Roberts,
Relatliea nnd friends Invlteii to funeral
eervlcffl. Sat., 2 p, in, rcaldefice of brother- I
In-law Filvvard , Sargent, 23 N. 40th at.
Int. North Cedar Hill Cem, Auto funeral.
j" rienn inv rait I n, ce,
RORKRTSON. Dit. 0, CHARI.KS II,.
husband of Clara V Robertiun, uO.'l Cheat
nut Ht, Int, private
WINTEK lllORT.1
ATl,XTI(l TITV. N. J.
ATLANTIC CITY
rhvsleal fninlnns and the dlvertlnc
atmosphere of this createat of all winter
naort vvlll rest and utrcsli ou and
BlV you new life.
American and European Plant
Fine golf the winter through
iCheBrcakrs
A1 Av.T'.v. ''it.'m m:wi:st
r iv " "WHOOP OTI.I.
Un the oeean front. Olfer, unusual altrsc-
I (onsourlnir th. Autumn and Winter St saens,
Luxurious lobb to. .pseious verandi a. restful
f"" ''"r1 ors and supeih music A i alatlal resl.
dence fnr tho.e rieHntc lest end itcreatlon.
Bookinas now telne- made for tie
t a. sJ-,. wiiTi" 1d.N'w Year's holidays.
AMI!l(IOA AMI KlIlllil'KAN 1'I.ANK
r.srairevTlth accommodation, for chsuffenrs.
OaOLeiLMall
ATLANTIC CSt Try
.Hotel Boscobel o,,n?r"1c.,
'''llalinsa hnlldsy rales. A. II. MAIllO.M
' Westminster K"- " n'r ieaeh. ki.v.
TTcsuninsier to rratB ,,,. run,
water, 10up vekly.,'.' up dally, Chas. Huhre.
STEAMSHIPS
"FLORIDA TRIPS"
XK.0M I'lllL.tHKLIIl
Sltt.00 " S32.00
T' TO -. TO
S22.40 War Trip $40.00
, JArusoxvii.i.K'
Jleeular aervlee Is l.elnx maintained.
Ile.t way to travel South In eomfort at
low fares, vvllh best srrvlre. One way
and round trip ticket! to principal points.
Inrludliuc meal, snd stateroom aron-nmo.
jstlons on steamer. All fares aubjset to
War Tas. It vvlll be tn jour advantat,
to consult ua about your trip South.
.MICBCIIA.NT.S t SI l. Kits' TRANS, CO.
T.-L. r. (V B. liroad St.l
ni . , ,.". ,H I'lavvVr Av,
iiviiv aviiiiiura ivuv or ivtainni Z
1D0
v j
TURNER (1n'l Pnw
Agent.
HTKAII8IIII' NoflfF.S
ROYAL MAILS (Neutral Flag)
Nederland and Rotterdam
Joint P.aciSc Serrics (lit, 2ad soil 3d Cilia)
YOKOHAMA, (tie Hoaslala) KOBE. NACA.
SAKI, HONGKONG, SINGAPORE ss JAVA
Biirafrom Paq FrsnctMaPer. J. si, Jan. .J
'":? k
iiinut. .iu vnrauiui mA A.m r.
w" " vrawapaB -rr , flWtf."
.'-aiv-
aw4UEivlEwi)Aa
ft - s3J3F. py BUM WtWVWmlSt wTi " I
lunvnir nail's
I
.iB
deS'
1 - - - - :-;'-
IK.TIIW
nolltNSON.Jf-rjee. A. MintKMl J arm
of Thomas ahd lain Johanna Itohlnsnn
iletntlves and friends, Holv Name Moelety
of Xt, Ilrldael'a Churrh! P Potn Counrll.
K, of C, nnd employes of Phils, At Iteadlnff
and Atlantic City llva , Invltid to funeral,
Jlon. s n, m.. father's residence, Hfvcr
road. Wea Palis of 8ehuylkllt. Kolemn re
nulem mass si, MrldiiVfs Church 0:30 n,
mv,.tn,,..nv"mlnster C-m. .
.fiAJ.T7.MAN. Pre. 4. WH.t.tAM. husliand
of Ada Pliltxinin. llelallrea and friends In.
V'led to funeral servlees, .Int., 2 p. m 1521
N. ntllni st. Clth and fllrard nve ). Int.
private, Northwood Cem. Friends may call
rrl., 7 to JO p. m. Tamaqua pspirs ptease
eoiie,
SSAItTl)nfAt l,'nol'n Uttl,' VICTOn
' )SACNI)En's uddenlv. pee. fl, Wll,-
i'A".iV " ". V-V:' " ".""'..?; """ """"
nw VA,..'" '""J. "' .T".r". ."' WW..
s p m anil n. lirna.i ii. lot iiVAiiii. tV,!'
,.H' liniVUIt. At .112 N. n-M st . Pee II
MAItY J wife of lionert Kehrlver. Purther
nollen of funernl will l.n .H-n
, SRKEt.. Pee. ft. ANNA t.. wife of
Jnmes Jekel nnd dnuahler of llrldae and
late. John Kav. Itelnllvea .nil f-l.m.t. In.
l.,t',,,'n funernl, lon s a. m S7ns Alter
JJi... u ..m""" of rerpil-m Ut. Anthony's
"S .I-1" J1 m Int. Hop- lo.s Cem.
PlIII.I.. Pee. (I. 1IAnol.ll II. mnn nt I. In
mi n una urnve ave., Wjndmnor, ctiesi-
nui 11111, mi 2!1.i n m Trn n leaves
Ilen.llni Terminal 1:20 n m Int, private:
S tOtlTi:1 ll.r It VVIV I SllnilTl-V
' ne,i li. it.la'lve; and frlemla linltZl lr.
funeral servlees. s't.h 1. m t"a Urnm!
I 5'r.-.'.''":". In!:,,.r.,!atem'VriendVrm';:-
' 1 nn 1 ri. 1 10 11 p. fn
' hiiitm.-Mu'tknh. !. fl MitiT A
Mirr or i.it .t uiioti ... ,i....h.. i.i.
1 ?.. a... r,.,:,j"' "'' - nf. ! 1. v "
i I . . " .""in mi, i uiiih.iii r i ; in ir
I Jo.-nn nml M.rnl, ll.nj ..., n t.iK.i...
, ami friends. .Slirnhenra' tlellnhl 't.mloe No.
i, nnrnnrmi or iietiiieheml Hnrnli r:. nevan
I - ,, -, -' , "I ,lln"l in .iiiit-i ii-ii. III- i
I !."."' ! funeral aerv res. 322 Jefferson ave .
I ;','."", ', "." ' "roinernonii or Amerien. in-
I "r '"' Jn., , Pnt.. 3 p. in. Int, St. James's
CMireh Tard
I HTINi:. !) e. n nt HHnron Hill, P-I.iw are
( fi.. I'm.. I. IfATittv wrttr . jo tt.t.
!ilr"o?nrt rrl,H Jmlt'd tn 'funeral s"erlce.
"L.,.ul':. Bl'j iien., l iiii p. ni, int. pri
I srnnnj per, . carot.inh s.. wbinv
I or John Street, Jr.. nnd fin lighter of Inte
Joseph nnd Catharine l.are. nged 70. Due
notice of funeral will bo ptvrn.
iI.S'f,iVlI!jM;n '"" "clmuth). widow of
ril . i "'"h'mujler. ngrtt 07. IIntlvs nnd
y.l,w" nu,r'' to funeral, Pat.. 3pm
Jim vr"irw,.,,fnCfiMr"- Paulln- c. Hovver,
i'3?? ,n(h.t Int. fJreenwood (C of P I
An", funi?"t, mny bp crJ Fr, H p- m"
ll..5!T,JiriVAN'""nr',a' JmiRMtAH J . nun.
Ln!i t,H ,M'Wl r;',:,n . Hulllvan. Relatives
' ?.. irC",1,'n,inr.f "'1'lderj.' Ncal. No 4M.
, ?,.!, Ut "nernl Mon.. 8 n. m Stone.
I nnuan lane below Prima. It. R, Solemn liltth
naaa f re;tnlrm Church of Our ldv of
.-VJA.e A ,,' " A(INi:S. wife Of ttd-
Ri,HirM,i(,rt..M,,'rR Relatives nnd
rrientlfl. Married Womts Sod.illtv of thu
Oemi .Invited to funernl. Mon.. 730 . m..
U'.i?. u'"0" ."'. n.lirh nmi, Church of tho
1 tiiiLT'0" thp evening tf Dc. H 1017
TIURI.HA S.. wife of Frark W. lusev
ueiauve and friends urn Invited tn attend
' f,.,n,'r"' "'rvlees, nn Mon
"a1" S' h1r liusl.sml'i
? '.' Cnmilen, N. J.
onday morning. 100
resi lenee, jut ,-
""'f' ' .r!mL t-rletiils miiy cell Muml.ii
. . M,Kl:.'.'iT7.nrr' " MAnnAnnT j.. wife
?I.V.r",lu.r ". Wnlker llilntlves anil MeMs
'"vlleil to runernl. Men., ' p, m.. a."21l N
Iiii ."'' Il" il'll"'''" Cem, Krlenils mar
cull Run, eve,
hom.KAi"Ju '.'-;. ' WIM.IAM o.. nt Ills
,.Sr ' '?& -V Cninje, si., imeil 4rt Due
' 0w!;."!.,,,t.''rt!5'1''11 l l'e Blien.
vnATiinniiv. ree. .i. rnnniVxxn
liuslmn.l of llva Wemlierhy. SKe.l 1.1. Ilnn.
ln;.rhP- ...A M" lnlll,tn funernl serv
? "ii, "'v 2$ 'i .m" resliltnee of O. r.
Nlchllnrl- NUfieil, N. J. In. nnsehlll
.....,., ... (.ciiijiii 19 innv im i au'iiI l'rl
tn n P. in.
Willi
H. Dee
Mary Webb.'
fll.VTTI.l'H l.,.1.n...
llelatlves nnd friends Invited
UIXJj;iMsljpitTJ
l-KXKI!s ILi7e. I'A.
GALEN HALl-IN-THE-MOUNTAINS
WCRNERSVIILC, PA.
Open all year. Dry air. Fine scenery.
Every comfort for long or short win
ter rest. Baths. Massage. Resident
Physician. P. & R. R. R. Through
Pullmans New York and Philadelphia.
IIowakd M. Wino. Msn.i.r.
AN.I,III.1'. .111).
HOTEL MARYLAND
ANNAroMS, MD.
HAi.r Horn iiy tuoi.i.kv trom
. fAMI' Mi:.DK
I.uropenn l'lan. Jl per day and un. Mod
ern, up in lat... tlieirful, hullis vvllh prlvat.
batli. Ilalllmore and 'VYashlnzInn ears slnu
at tho door. Orlll Itiinm onen until mid
nltlit .1. N, .VIITII, Proprietor.
'amdi:n. s. c.
31
THE
PARKVIEW INN
A eiunfnrtalile anil dflllhl
ful Utile lintel, conducted with
all larnrst d sire lo pleas,,
and lo sallsfv. Kxcell-nt polf.
jinin, nuniinK. eic. uur rales
are s.ine nnd riasnnalile, t'ndet new
manaKemenl Writ" l.i-,lirer Cential, or
Mrs. M i;, UAItniSO.V, Trop.
AIKK.V, H. r.
l'l'IIMMII.D f'UTTAni'.S to meet any re
iulr ments. Golf I'olo HuntlnB nidlne.
etc. An hour by motor or trolley to Augusta
and Camp llunenck. Wrlln
KIIAI. ESTATK I'lDEMTV CO.
jJWKSONVIIXE, rr...
THE LENWOOD
New Tourist Hotel
on the Sand Hills
Brick and stone construction;
slate roof. Most modern and stib
stantial throughout. Opened Dec. 1.
Overlooks Camp Hancock. Just the
location for Pennsylvania visitors.
For reservations address
A. D. CUSHING.
Associate Manager
ARAGON HOTEL
'.uropean plan, $1.50 un. Where ,n..pl.i.
eomfort nnil .ervlre prevail. A plac. f.r ram.
II. und tourists. IIUI. II. VV. Johnson: m"!
HOTEL OSCEOLA ," man-
rniiit. I'I.bh mhi
moderate. Hot. and (.old water In ,i,r.
rniim. Private liathp.
UK I.AXI). Fl.7
' i X.... ji ;i li rjijiciinmsi.iiis
HOTEL - ti
COLLEGE ARMS 1
0E LAND, FLORIDA.
jii Iho riorlda plnea.
Lalrny. healthful v Ji.
mat.. Jlod.rn hotel I 'is.
hoi" eoir course, aril:
PhiiJ,"0 IPV'r Tennis.
111011117. tlAlnv ... mi..
;utiful tlputh la at Its
Open J.auiry tit.
Theo. C Broolu, Muutr
fia'iiiuruiiiiiiiiiJ'iiiiiiBwwtiiiiinii, n m
AUOUHTI.VK. VU.
i THE MONSON"i00iI.'n'' ba'- '"
u iiiviwuii N.w.st uotel In
I Am lent City. Kteam heat. IUI prlvutn halhs
THE BARCELONAm"0'' jinte.
prl. baHi.i:xclu, patronugp. Jtkit. A.N.IIlMlr!
UVrci rDATJAHA On. main mt.
loncj
heat.
Prop.
iivriswu unniinyn t l,t-on. Htm. heat.
iTi nmni aiiht, v r.uro. j, a. iiuwtrr.
THE BENNETT x rl balh stam .
ocean. Nr. OU Ft, Marlon, llkt. R.M.Ufnnett.
MIAMI, rt.A,
. . I n '
riOlCI rUTUIIOUlH""s"uVS'r nrepioot!
, European plam elee.
iiBni aiu ruiuiii.. ,di, ,., ,c, luvui, .
bloeks from hay. Oolf, llalilng. bathlnit. ate.
WliWT I'AlJil IIK.CH. Ma.
HOTEL PALMS nv 'jn hot.i-1
faclna Koyal i'olo.
rlana and Lake Worth. American plan. II
r day up. IlooUet.
I'AIJI CITV. FLA.
Palm Villa Hotel Ffc.ns &
and huntlnr. Mod . hnmellse. Wrlly fur llu.
St HIIEtaiB. VIA.
THE RAYMOND ,o,., .,;
X. bent In rins.l prl. hatha. Kx. North, cook'v.
" i as "" '
T C1.KABWATKK. FLA.
WHITELEDGE HOTEL
l run. water In every rorm
Vlrep roof.
: nn
Amer, or llurop. plan. Otl f ,
Aahlnff,
i .. - I
COCO... FLA.
rOTOA HOUSElIoderni wall eaulo.
SSIBV saw-ss - - , j,- - - - r-
yW HMVBNA. tUj
r
tX KM 1MD
M
mfm
SI
1 -- "- Ri ijH
liifv'f-
1 ,- T'iiinn x- vi'
to furleral, Tues., li'., m..Slll!
rniemn mass of requiem t.il
Cnrmel Church P:3n . m, fntl
WtQTO.V. Pee. . TURnflhriWtt. 'waWll
1 olt.t,n!.l,,'" Bpd friends InvlHd tn serrVl
.iV. ,"" - ". m., 1 ius h. ntn at. mi.
, I', n ,i ir. 1,
.,'.l.!iMAM.8-"-" :c- " .Wfl.UAM. hushanj
" -.1 "" "iiiiniiis inee Anieyi. naea us. Ill
nines nnd friends, members Court rrlde.'j
of A., nnd Huns of m. Uiorae. Invited to t
nernl aervleea. Hat., n P. m.. 1D3S U, IV
.in? ei. mi, .-orinwoou uem. Auto fif
nernl.
. .in"1-;''! "rr- - eiii.w Wlljl.lAAin,
"ced r.n, llelstlees nnd friends Invited t
funeral servlees tint.. .1 p. m., 022 N. 4lin
VVtf t t .,u ,.-- n v...... .........-
ai. mi, .mi, iviee Celn. K
W'lNNINO . 3. VVIU,II .'., hoa- I
, band jf Mamie Winning (nee lt-sl.-Mh) aintJl
, iii'nniior nno inie r,arVU Wlnninr'
.H '. - "niives nan irienus, I a. t,
H. C. l-oriil No. R. Invited In funeral afvl y
lees Hun., 1 p. in., 2312 !J. Gordon at. IntV
p"",n'"".,llll em. lumams may us
nnirn eai,, niirr a p. m.
.,Vc!"7!nn- n'c- MATILDA fnea
nialr). wife of James Wnnd.ld". rtelatlv-a
sou iriiniis, jnuqniers ni Fnnn now. No. 2
I h- 'l ? A- Bnd Pnutlmnrl: crri. No. 112
i??:
l. Ol A., lnvneil In funeral. Hat.. t2:30 9t
m . ri'.li.mee of son. Fmniiel II, Wnedslda,
Trenton nve.i I.nurel Hprlnes. N. J. Int. Ml.
Merlah Cem 'Itemnlns mar bo viewed KH.
eve.
1ST
Here's the Chance to Save
Money on Your Lighting
. System
V
!
'
'
,
,
Reg.
Value
$12.00
We will complete .tour home with At turn
inr ni.i.uu
1-3 Ilertroem fixture. 9.1.2,
l-.t Ilnfeli Hull llln. rn.An
Our representative will rail and, Klve you
eiiiiiniei
BAILEY MFG. CO.
130 N. 4th St.
ULCLCX
$2.50
to $15
IIEM'INi; HAWAIIAN
lSTKl.VlhT
Scurf ivt Price Liat
lnslrurtlnn Hook 1 r.
D C. MEYER &0
1219 Arch St
Philadelphia
EDUCATIONAL
Until Seves
Banks Night School
I'M l'm: AT OM'K
lo rll cn nf the thousands nf tiood
poslt'nns opened hv the Kreat wave of
nrnsn. - tr, l.,e every nlnht eseept
Saturday. Speelnl eUsses tauclit "lue..
iluvs mil 1 -ilir Cuter inv lime.
Banks Business College
fl?.T C IIKvr.NTT STftKUT
STRAYER'S i'r J.'K !mine, nehom
Poslllons guqrant A. TTntT now, Diy or nlchl
readier. VV allied. I'osltlons wolllnK. Free
i"Kii.iriiniii ion niieno nnil .Normal irrads
Modern Teueliers' lliire.in, inil'J Market s(.
MUSIC
PEALL CONSERVATORY
....Vl,YV,nn'' trIntr nit-nm.-ntn. InHiiillnv'l
KITKI.i: nrl STKI. flf'ITAK. riixo I
".f..f ;" '",," i.i.if i. m, tr.
.wxiimuHi, 'nTicT.ajjra;
i.ililliir, in "It Ipainn of mnnnv ,.-!
nnoklot nnlled frep. ClIRISTICNKrA' rifinp'
.; tV-A r-i..-"-. ""wi."1" ?x- vpii?-n- i
-.. .w.. 'nor.il !., iiiuiih rprucr itliit
nAM'IXfl
8 I'KIVATK l.KSMINS M
Miriam Clayton Edward Root
131.1 WALM'T ST. I'll WhI 7M0
fnlnnn ulrt lintel
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Doe. urevlionnd; hluo nml fawn! fe.
male; lunar marued lln Klnnev. tl.il.
Avrr. owner's name; reward.
Phone nejl)
Aires in or i wiiert -ir.nf
Trs - ...v,lt- r i. .
i T r. '-J Vir-i, ir "irrt,mnn 'J" hnswer
11. nnin- ". . .int. fifvi'rn ii rriiitrifii
MITF I.nt. hlark inufr.'Saturilnv n ' in
niflHoiTh.'ntr. Gfrmnntnw nc't nnd Tnl.
nrhocken at Reward If n-turned to SOS
VJUITIl (1IIV,
ri.v iiewaru. Jimi. inr r-tiiri nf nin sv
o.im, is sappnires and in dlamnnds. Inst
in reurunry. ' "eiievue.Ntratfonl nr In I
coins nut to . PlillJ.. lo 31ili and Chestnut I
IB, lliuini xjni.ta . I ,
im'ksk i.o-i. soki mM'i ntiri with f ?
T. on fram f lint-, vlxlttmr fU in.u.
Wdnrsdny Afternoon In neIIfvue.fltrttforit I
fir'ninn rnoiii, nuiini riniiru it rriumed to I
t 'It " uv -Jt.
HELP "WANTEP-FEMALE
niM.INO CI.KRIC Flm-cJum ITndfrwood I
opriitor r?quirv!. Apply T. II, Ollmer I
n.. ifmnns mm inrrrn !,, I amn ',
noOKKHEPER nnd Rtnar-Hthtar. a
month and bo.nrd. P nil). r,rdger Office.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, thornunhlt I
fxprpncd: hours 8:30 to 5, Saturday i;l
, no nrl1m: ood alary. American Store I
, KI.MOT risniER marMnp operator; tnuit
n pxp"riinpu. qunK ann iirrtirait Ht fl
res: noni others nM nnplvi mf. ronctrn.
Kmslnsrinni hourp 8:30.3 R-t., imon) irlvsi I
mm. &. Hmnry px-nfcia i wii. imager Off.
OIRT.8 -Art.flrial tooth tnrtnrv tvanfei .lola
14 or oerj IrHrnem and experienced; rood I
ourn. steady work: mmitlily bonus pnld In
rMlt.nn to wncea: chnn- frr ndvRnr-mntt 1
I'l'Hinus lion 'iiiini. n.' v, i Jnunnin n,
GIRI.S
to Stl
vH"fl in c aft (nnrtmnt aalarvl
to starr. $7: Mhst pleee.w'nrlt rae Vila. I
Apply II,
OIRIH wanted' nnd "'R"-.. readv wnrlt
APPIV iNAIimAI. i.-.iHr(,,i,.,A CRA2LG
CO.. 30th nnd Thompson sta.
MAID wanted for nenem! housework tnl
eutfurl's; only 'J In family: $7 pr wrek I
ani trntvi rome. Auarcas "i., .'.'. p. 3d t,,
i i iimii'iliiua ,
1.10 OPRBATOKS WANTED
ev tinner sewlne msehln. In naUa TIIW
XTIO.NAI. AllVKItTIHKIJ l,KK I'JJIIIV
AMJti earn Mt monevi eleon. mmlfrn fac.
lory; paid while learning; mnilern niethodr I
lair frrnim'ni. mi or wrue.
run H. d. i.r.B qaiimknt company
Arende llulldlna:
Tnnlnn. Vew Jersev
" . '!
STK.NOaitAl'ltKU
KXPniUNCKD. roit pkiisia.
nent vosmoN: orxin oppoh.
TI'NITT ' FOIl slIVVNTKHHNTi
RTATj: AOR. KXPKHIKNTi: 111 IK
Kl. " T U8. LKROK1! OrTICU.
i
This yj p().D
Fixture j
Complete A
for f2h.
Sa'ln
Tv'U MaT!-
FRE
I LwA
I vines. 0,"n "III S.30 m
li 11 Saturdaja ImluJod. 1 1
ss"".aalallW
VtV.m t,--;lHK'R13TARTt youoar lady, afternoons id
ri!"?tahi?,!?t -Bat,-; KOoi t injures. K QSI. Led. Ct.
L'ssrsri iriti iniiir'i fis, .aii u in uu ...u. si
fl l.tsjsi . .ii e wns iu rrrtf hti
(rood sa'any. uerm.incnt: lare mllf north! I
abS Aisf lvvai rfKih lihnna nlimtum II fks'S
r"i - .-.. t,,v jv.au, in IIUIIIUVIi f.sj
HTEN&nXPHKR. exnerienredt' aood
,,! I'HH .,,, s- st', I'M !-.-. SIVU 1 1.
tjitu wua ensure ror nuvnivn.ent(
rnariToeni.-APiy ,-u.'' ic1 uiHUtr
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