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-EvteNINd- Tufeo" LEbbBR-PHILAELPHIAr WEDNESDAY, DEbEMBER
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SALE DEATH BLOW
TO PHILS' HOPES
Baseball Writers Say Deal
Has Virtually Wrecked
Local Team
BAKER IS CENSURED
The salo of Grcncr .leamler and Hill
Klllefer to tlio ChlenRo Culm for prices
ranglntr anywhere from $50,000 to $100,
000 Is Bcnorally tcKanleil ns ono of tho
most bensatlon.il uffalrH In tho hltory
of tho garnii. Tho consermua of opinion
Ih that It Irtuallv makes tho Culu n
pennant winner next year anil wrecks
thp Phillies, While the muo N rc
parded ax an effort on tho pirt of tho
Phillies to faco the war situation with
sails trlmmeil In tho eent of it liatl iar
In 1018, there are others who helleo
that WceKhman Is the hetter cuc'scr
and tho war will not affect tho IMilllles
nny more than It w 111 the Cubs. Cnnnlo
Macl: was severely eensiireil when ho
dlsposeil of his womlerful playrrx mid
the feellnR Is Rrowlnir Out linker has
done the same thlnK to tho Phillies, tor
rhllatlclphl i fans lellce that at least
E0 per cent of tho team wns tho famous
battery tint 1ns been sold
That Alexander has been In a class by
himself for a number of jears no base
ball fan will doubt, and whether tho
Phillies can win games or nttrnrt nny
port of a crowd to the frames without
him Is ery doubtful. Hero Is tho pin
Ions of the baseball writers:
"Tho consensus of opinion amontr the
laymen as well us some of tho magnates
was that baker hud dealt bakoball In
Philadelphia a. death blow. Manager
AIoTdn. who first learned of tho deal
when lie arrUed In New York Monda
night for a talk with linker, was fairly
dazed at the news.." I. col go jr. Young,
In Public Ledger.
"Tho news was u geiiulno turpi Uo to
tho baseball world becauso no one
dreamed th it 'William F. llaker, president
of tho Phillies, would think of selling
Ills great pitcher. Alexander ranks us
tho greatest pitcher in tho game ut the
present time. This scabon ho wen more
than thirty games, and In accomplishing
this feat for tho third time lio equaled
. record which has been mado In major
league baseball only by Christy Matliew
son when he las with tho Ciants. The
Alexauder-Killcfcr combination Is o;i
sldcred tho best battery III baseball."
Tho New York World.
"As camoulldgo for Philadelphia fans,
Pitcher Prcndergast and Catcher Dll
hocfer, two obscure, medlotro Cub play
ers, are tossed to Philadelphia. That
tho deal makes tho Cubs u pennant con
tender and lrtually wrecks the Phillies
Is the unhersal opinion of baseball
sharps attending tho meeting. President
Baker's queer deal tends to confirm tho
Impression that ull good plajers some
time or other aro shipped to New York
or Chicago, and that the other cities aro
merely feeders for tho two largest cities
In America." J. C. Isamlngcr, In North
American.
"It was rumored at tho Waldorf that
William P. Baker, president of the Phil
lies, contemplated retiring from baseball
Inasmuch is he disposed of his two star
players, but Mr. Baker denied this,"
New York Hera d.
"So it was, as ono baseball critic put It
Pat Moran lost his ball club And so
It was that Charley Weeglunan put Krcd
Mitchell and Ills Cuba In lino to win a
National Leaguo pennant. Mr. Uakcr
seemed to have somo doubts as to how
tho liows would bo receded In Philadel
phia, co that In an effort to break the
news as gently as possible lio Imllert the
Philadelphia newspaper men to a llttlo
dinner In tho Waldorf last ccnlng und
then told Ids story." Oeorgo Paley, In
Now York World.
"All they gao for this fortune and
tho two uncertain yuantltlcs tn tho shape
of players was nothing loss than 50 per
cent of tho ball club from tho playing
viewpoint according to a Philadelphia
partisan, who was so disappointed at tho
salo of theso two stars that ho asked
President. Baker whether tho Phillies In
tended to rloso their gates during the
1918 aeason." James W, Gantz, in
Philadelphia Press.
"President Baker with, as ho said,
ths consent of the controlling stock
holders of the Philadelphia club, has
deliberately chased tho Quaker city off
tho baseball map. In parting with Alex
ander and Klllefer lio has not only ob
literated any chance the Phils had of
coming back next reason, but ho has
given to Chicago Uie players who will
doubtless make the Cubs the only rhal
to Uie.dlants. In other words, the trade
Is centering the greatest players In two
cities of tho league. New York and Chi
cago. Nci matter how many capable
new players Manager Moran Is ablo to
TOUCATIONAT.
Iloth hex
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ljundrads of sood paying; poaltlona
ro balnr opened ovary day for men
nd women qualified to All them, tiea
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Special claieea taught Tuaedajg ami
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9M t'HBSTNI'T STRFKT
VTRAYFR'S Th n'" Bualnees school
OlIVVICIV J not-tUn Cheatnui Mr. el
sltlona gmarant'd. Enter now. Day or night
.r
MD8IO
obtain with tho pot of gold, estimated
to tin $"." ("in and JS3.000. handed over
by tho Chliago capitalists, headed by
Cli.ules Weeghnian, ecn Mr llaker ad
mits it would bo unreasonablo to expect
Manager Moran to turn out a winning
club." Neaglo Rawlins, In Inquirer.
"In selling Oioer Alexander and Bill
Klllefer to tho Cubs William V. Maker
estcrday disposed of tho rnlladelphla
club of tho National League. In accept
ing $CO,000 for the star pitcher and ills
battery mato llaker depreciated tho
aluo of his club by at least $100,000
Without Alexander nnd Klllefer, last
season tho league's leading pcrfoimers
In their respcctlxo positions, tho Phil
lies are reduced to a weak and colorless
mass that cannot bo reckoned with as
better loan a serond-dhlsion outfit. Tho
going of tho battery will hurt tho Phila
delphla club not only on tho Held, but Is
bound to deal It a terrific blow nt tho
box ofllce. Tho fans of tho Quaker City
cannot bo expected to accept tho Fnlo
with complacency. Baker has put tho
club In a position similar to that In
which tho Athletics found themselves
after tho sain of Collins, Baiter and
Harry and that certainly was no cnvl
ablo one, tnko It from whatever angle
ou desire" Daniels In tho New York
Hun
GIRARD ALUMNI
PROVES SURPRISE
Team's Showing in Amer
ican League Feature of
Season to Date
MEADE BOYS TO PLAY
Tho basketball being flashed by tho
(-.Irani Alumni five, of tho American
League, is proving a surprlso in local
cago circles. Tho team has been ono of
llio leading quintets In theso parts and
also has Stato-wido reputation, llic
Olrardcra traveled under tho naino of
tho Philadelphia Garnets and for je.ua
wcro managed by Bill l.hcrn. Bill Is
now a first lieutenant In tho United
States army and Dao Ktcrr, tho center.
Is "over there" with tho tadlo corps.
Several other plajer.1 aro at Camp
Meade.
When the American Leaguo started
tho tearou, Ci Irani was on tho job again
and wltli soeral "extras' from last sea
son and four new ones, they hao up.-ct
all tho "dope" by their game.
They havo also shown to advantage In
all contests piajeil away as tho Gar
nets. Tho playera hao been caglns
goals In clever st)lo and on Monday
against Tort Richmond Y. M. "". A., vial,
laghcr, l'owler'aml Fossett contributed
six each. Tonight at Traymoro Hall,
Franklin street and Columbia a'venue,
Glrard will meet Young Men's Hebrew
Association in an American League
game.
The other contest of tho evening will
feature the champion Hancock flvo
against Port Richmond Y. M. C. A. The
latter has just signed three new players.
They are Klrsteln and Clyesdalo, of
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AUOUHTA. PA.
THE LENWOOD
New Tourist Hotel
on the Sand Hills
lirick and stone construction;
sluto roof. Most modern and sub
stantial throughout. Opened Dec: 1.
Overlooks Camp Hancock. Just tho
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For reservations address .
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Associate Manager
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European plan, S1.S0 nn. Mhere rourtesr.
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Camp Mcadc Bojs Here
A big basketball game Is being ai
ranged for cither Saturday, December
22, or Monday, December 24, nt Tray
more Hall, when a number of Camp
Meade boys will battlo n strung Amer
ican Leaguo team. Tho plajers are
the pick of the. soldiers and tho line-up
will be selected from Walt Keating, St.
I.llzahcth: Johnny McCann, M. Anne's;
I'eegler, Hancock; Johnny 'arVy, St
Columba ; Bert Young, St. Simeon , Am
baeher. St. Malachv. and Pat Tninrart.
Buaeon Tho contest ti scheduled tol
start at 8 30 and dam lug fiom 9:30
until midnight win follow. All tho fel
lows aro In tho best of sliapo and ex
pect to defeat tho best of tho American
League
Jersey Title Scries
Tho tecond gamo In tho bcrlea be
tween Trenton und Camden for tho
championship of New Jersey will bo
contested tonight at the Third Regi
ment Armory in Camden Tho SUeeters
won tho Initial clash on Monday evening
on tho Trenton couit by 28-27, Tho
saino teams will In all probability faco
tho starter, namely: Trenton Ilar
greaves and Newman, forwards; Tome,
center; Francklo and I.lojd, guards.
Camden Miller and Steele, forwnrds;
I Kelly, center; l'leghan nnd Mullcr,
guards.
Goals I'rom Kery Ancle
Th officers of tho Amerlian I.onmje held
h mectlut; laat nlKht lit Our l.iilv of Mercy
flub and dlscusl thi nt inability of In
creasing tho circuit to eicht club.
Tho I'ennajlvanls Mnte Leasuo Is reported
as considering the adviaihllltv of making
the tenma nil professional, but thoae In
touch vWtli tho ulfalrs In that circuit duubt
Its passage,
Peerspas KI1 will In all probability meet
tho Ureva again nn next Monlj rveutiiK
at tho Ship und lent Club, and tho public
may bo alluvved
MvKitu.n
UKFIV eilAMLl.K. Married, Ijnoltfli:
M Dr.llT. eon of Mr. and Mia. Ueorce
Der). of CatHeaunua Pa , and Mlea
ISA1IKI. IDA I'HAMIM.rt dauchter of tho
lite Mra Jamea Kaile Chandler, nf HnMnn,
Mns., at tho Churih of Tranlli;urattcn,
New York city. In prcyeni n of tho broum a
parenti und n few friends
eatfjs
. AIIGRN lec. 0. EDVAm IniMMnU nf
It Aniilo Ahrn nivl sou of Ut John Hrut
CAtherlnQ Ahem, l'uneral to Mhicli reU
tli anl frlrmls, nlno O nriiu fien'
flrlal Afcsogjatlon, member, of I'olrit Ilreee
i-ut.ral Turn. Amo and 'mpIojcM nf AtUii
tic Refining Co . imltM, Thurn . 30 h. in ,
renldenca of pon-.n U, IlaTry A Vltnon.
21 H ITth ft hulemn lnanf of rcqutcni
Church of fot Mouira in u. in Int lluly
Cfosk Tetn Auto ferl'
AHIITOV Dec it (JCr.M.S It liu
hanl nf Kmrna Anhtou (nf" ov)- latr nf
Iteeaton Nottf, KnKland, nucl Tit Ttrlatl0'i
Hnd friends, AinalRamnt(l Im OpprntUes
of AiiiTic.. iinits! to funeral crleji, VrI .
h p. m , JIG U, Wishart at. Int. tun t'ltj,
III . Thura
llAItll Dr 11 i:m.1;N' billow if AMI
tldtu Itarr nr-lntlvon iinU frlrnO Altar hikI
Kosary Soclet. sacred Heart boUetj and
Porletv for the rronaitatlon vt lhe ralth,
lnlteit to atttend funeral, I'rl . 8 3i) a. m.,
3S4 X. 00th pt. Solemn requkni mavi
Church of Our Lady of the notary 10 a m.
Int. St. Charles'u Ccm.. UakMcw, Dela
ware Co
llECKEIl. Dec. 11. StIHANXA. wldnw of
William Necker. used ' HelatUea and
friend. Capt John Iinlaterllne Circte. No.
134, G. A. H.; Huth I.odse. lady Masona.
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THE
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A comfortable and delight
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CLBABWATEB. FLA.
afajBreafcers
TlWMOli
IHiVnil
No. S, snJ members of. rnurtli It. formed
Church, Invited to funeral, rat., 1:30 p. m ,
realdenco of ron-ln-tair. rrnnk Herman, Ii'i
IJunont t . ItoxUirotuh, Hervlces ill he
held nt Fourth Heforineil rhurrh S an p. m,
!!". 'v'r."""on v-cin. rrlenua may call
I ri 7 to ti ii ni
IIKIIHYMAV ll.r. In wif ttif i.....
Imnd nf tlertrud llorrymati (neo Slilone),
son of late Thomaa anl Harah. Herrinian.
.""'' V' Ji"ntlr'" nl frlonde Invited ro
funeral. Thura . . ... -.-i.i-.... ,
brother-in-law, linn ) Tioga, et, lut, tr.
vuie, .-.orm i.e.iar HIM rem.
1IOVK11 tl if mmi-nis Ti-illtci-
daughter uf Sharon and Annie T.. Horr,
seed 1!!. I!IH. m,l friends Invited lo
funeral serving. Frl . ! p. in , parent resi.
deme. l(il Woodland nve. Sharon 11 111, 1'a
"!.' i.L,,H"' A" "on feni I'rleiids may
-all Thur. nftrr 7 n tn
irond Street stnti,.,,. p,ii . 'iliin, P.ain.
town pilwra riip
CASKY tier in. .Tt'MA. wlfo of Michael
' J'ev (nip llonoihue) ttilatlvea ami friends.
.'. oarhlm's Altar nmt Knsary Society, In
vited In funeral, Thura , s .10 a. in . 411
"chard at , I'ranktnrd Solemn requiem
" ", Joichim'a Church in i. in. Int.
M loinlnb a Cem Auto service,
.. 'M,.-tec It nt the rector)- of t
L.l'j! ".' .""fch. (Konlz, Pi , ltev .1 THOMP-
Y.v" .' ''K "Kd Mi Duo nutlco of funeral
ivlll lw cUen
HANNK11 lvc 1(1 THOMAS, husband
of Mjritiret rsnnrr Iteiatlvea nnd frlenda,
also NiUUItl lloncft.-l.nl Sneletv-I. tl O M..
h" .."ll.Veccacoe Tribe I tl It M. No,
'.''' ' 'L " I Henetlclal Aaan .
Int Vtu i',ihiil,nl Cm I
HAVls ih,. in WAl.TUIl RTHVUN-
sO.N eon of Waltir nnd Marv V Pavla, I
ige.l S eir ltelatlves nn 1 frlenda Invited
funeral service Prl . 2,p in. pareIlla
'nim"vM! "''wvVt. ilSVsrrlil" s.,..
.,,!, r1VNi.T "..7, V'.V,''1',AV "".'..kIV
,'' 2.f. In '," ' ,.',,h"n VT," ' .i'.:
Tgell ,11 ltelatlves anl frlenda cmploves
I I MorrI Co llcrm in Sick lien Society,
nvlted tn. attend funeril rvlcrn, Snt .
'-lir Hill r,mu lmsJi?.1 ' i.'swirf
ivi nfiVi ". Hcn"ins mav lo viewed
IiPtVuV ii 11 ui-atvi- i,.h..
of Vale 11 r,T 11,11STVJ" ,1',, I In
'air" 'sat-U',lo.rtL'nhou" Pa . "I'hu' ch
Ur-unds vnti, fim ni
i)irri:s-iu. ner in Mvnovr.r.T
widow of John Dlfferdil of Trederlrk. .Md
ltelstlvea and friends Invited to view ro.
m na llfl' l.lndlev uve Inpnn Wed eve
rL ? Hfa:3xZ
ton (I) i ) ultimo and W ettmlnater
( V tL;.!.rilr."s C,U, ,j i .. r ..rt
.'.!!.. '.".'V -rs'lddenlv, Dec P. I.LIA
IlKTM IiISPIIINo wife of llstph and daunh
t r of Thomaa and Ullrsbeth Kllleen age. I
"' Helitlvea and friends Invltril to funeral
Thura s an i ni 7 H nth at. Uciulem
high mas at sr Paul's Church, 10 n lu
,r",..,!i!V,.'ro'' (' . . ...
IIAKLtlV me. Kellvl On Pec. 10. int"
MS11V A. leloved wife of IMvvard Usrley
and dauchter of the lato Arthur and Culh-
erlne Kelll Iteiatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral Thura inornlne at 9 In o'clock from
in'l friciiila Itn 'ii"v m ""i1 f.iiii ,S, ir ' """ ''ineral aerMcea nnd Int private.
" fi'nern " J, , K. "iiV i!?Ji!,! I HOOD ! in at nlece'a reald-nee, S51
at. iioI?mn V.ni,r.?,? ? -T.' ' J,'" "t.fM Cn.' "haron ao . Colllnaclale. Pa, A1H II,
"iiurrh i J m,u" iVMJVen.1. rVy"11' ' uh.r of IMo Nathaniel V. and Harriet
ll Alt "iinvfenti ' .!,0.MKIft "v t ' """J- Itelathea and frlenda lnlt.l to
A' Vn"r;..A';,J.7 W ,","h,,"," "'aTdenr': 1 HlTrrlllrr.1 8 llliniVFA"!"' ldoW
t tllniirrat.r v . ,M, .,, !,, PntiH. rl , 11 n tn , J.'n I.. I.Htiraatcr ,
on Pn "i ...,,. :! ..,",,( ..". '.'J-'iin ?S: Wane. T'elawnro Counts V. Int. rrUate.
morern1 IleiuWIe?,, l!h and V'Vtli War,il,71h ' ' rnvate Vv eat Laurel HII
KbTcan cluh"m" te Mn fmrai .Thu?-'' T"" "'' i "" 7 if. m
so a ni 3JI-, frnnUford in- Solemn ',".? , . ..
rcnu em mass .,i rime, n of ili Sutlvltv 10. KKI.N Suddenlv Dee. 10. K1.SI11 If
ner nuaoina s resiucni e, is.- .vianicr tr si l-umvrn , .1 nn inrcan rem
Solemn hiim nt St Mbhaela church 10 1J1KII lu New York. Dec n I Ot'II
a in lut at Sew Catludral Ccm, Autu LOIIII, aed ill Iteiatlvea and friends In
funeral , vltcl tn funeral. IVtd. P in Autos will
1.IIAS -Dec 11. ItKdISA. daughter of mt PW yrit trn ,i0 s phlla Station
lato Lavvreino and C'uthorlnc Lean nee Dor- I l 00 p. in. acrvliru Jit, Slnat Chapel 2 30
merl Due uotbo uf funeral, from ,i!3a VVeat- p m
mli"i'r7nVs" n in iril-PlltvP vllnv1 LulTl'M - Dee 11 BfrtVIN STOCKTON
I.J.I.IOT1 --Dec 10 .lrihl.P IINI. vvldovv ,,, of,K,wlu linJ Maruaret l,oflu at-ed
of John I.lllott need i.l Ilelallve; Bill ,,, li,aV, 0,i frl(ds luvlteil tn funeral
friends Invited to funeral ''"''""'; nfnktn h rl Up in , at Ida parents' reel
n m res'den. oof eon John Llllnlt 1110 ,nr, 1J3 V Juliet Int private, Cedar
N Howard at 1 rlends nnv rail Ihura . I nm I -in llemulns may bo viewed Tllurs.
nfler 7 I, m Int Oakland lull Auto niter 7 n m
funeral .. . .
I't.AMflAV Dec . 1A K. son or late
Marearet und Mark PlanlBiin ltlallvea
and friends invited to funeral, 1 r I . , 1il
a m. resldeuio or Ills alsler jira aano
Illtwnod "4",n N' onal st Hint! mis all
Our I.ndv of Meri Church, ! a in. Int.
Unit I't-niaa I'ivni
TOTi:U ullfiilr. ln l1 JOHN M
rOSTHIt llelatle and frh'tHii rmplojei
if Crimp A- Son Ship and KiibIiio KulMInc
Co Cramp 1Unet1cl.il A mo nnd member
or slluam M i: Churth. Inlted t funeral
t.rlce Thur . - l tn , residence of ondn
liw. Win ! Uantlcld S AV rnr MrmphH
Hnd lr ftp Int prlMite, Xortli Crdr
Mill Cem 1-ilendi may low remains Wtd ,
S KllWLr.U1 I-er- 10 HANNAH lfi of
Uoi.ert I., fowler UfUthH nml frlrnda
ln1rr I to funeral anl"H Thurn 1" p in.
ri37 Wonllanl ae Int tVrtiwoid Cetn
t-HIINI On l)e( in HH7 MAHV 1.
rillCNO (nco HuticH wlititw of lite 'Ihumin
H rriend1" need (11 xcurn Jti'l-ttivtn ami
friends anl Coicimtit Chipter No 11ii
it V: S William ISnn liodae, No 1 Shep.
lerilu uf llethlchin. uritan Cmimll NX
1-., r of I. : Piute Coumll. No 'Jit. T
of P. Aalon Clrtlo No 4"i. I. I of A
nnd members of Oreenwiih rrethterl.in
Chureh. tuvUtil to funeral, on saturdiv, at
1 o i lock from lier lato reMdenre, :nT r.
3d Et herlcca In Hreenwkh St. I'iebj
lerlatt Church ut J otoi.k Int private,
Kernwood Cin Itemalnj nny bo lced
lrldiv e-nlne
OAM.AOIIKH - Dec 10 UMZAMSTlt
OAI.r.AtmUH (tco l'rlel) wU of Ilrnnnl
(JalMdvr. Itl itlei mid friend, St An
thonys It, V.M. SodllO, InMted to funeral
Thurn , S n tu . resldeprn of liiiband. "411
Montnn Ft t'JIlh and Christian t ) Bel
(inn rrnulcm nni" S"t Anthony's church
0 3it n ni Int. Holy Cross Cem
1U(.HN fe in, flKHAI 1 J non of
Tohtt anl Catharine (luuiiluti UelutUeM and
friend- In.lted to funeril 'Ihut? , s a m.
parent, reddiiice H51" Ilowniiu r , TalH
of Sihujlklll Mlkh urns. ,st nrl'Uet's
Church n T h ih Int, Weatiiilnntfr Cetn
fmiUIlbON -Dec It. (1KOKUK W . luw
tiind of U to LllZri (Ilberson (no Idvlnirood)
Ilelatlei and friends, memb. r of SchuIer
roit, Nu. r.l. II A. II , nlle,l to funeral
rerxicc?. 1'rt - 1 m Konin-litv'a resi
dent c- Joseph 1 Porrlntrton, 71MS Torrea-
Uatoaye Int HIlMdflCciii.
UUVMIjUV -auddenij. tKc n, i t.uN.
Tl?s. Iiushand of Susann i (irumley (neo
Miarp) Kelitives nud frlrncls nnd all or
g lulutlona of vvhlih tin deisia, d was a
fnemlier, invited to funrral eervlree, Ihura,
1 ii in, JTI'l X l ollefio nve lut pilvaln
Oakland Cem lrleudH may call Wed eve
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collar your nerves are in rags, your feet wet and
your disposition ruined, just forget it.
Here's the Best Remedy
r Shoot your " gladdest " summer togs into your
trunk, pack up your golf clubs and fishing tackle
and make yourself snug in a comfprjtable through
Pullman then on your way to
The FloridaEast Coast
Interval of 24 hours apd you step out jauntily
in your fresh new Palm Beach suit in the midst of
June-like air, summery surroundings. It's a won
derful transition from your blizzardy North to the
perfection you'll find " somewhere " on the Florida
East Cpast.
These are the principal resorts and hotels ;
ST. AUOUSTINE . . Ponce de Leon ' PALM BKACH . . Royal Polnclsna
ST. AUOUSTIHE Aleaiar PALM BEACH . . . .The Breakers
ORMOND BEACH Crmond MIAMI Royal Palm
LONQKEV Long Key Pishing Camp
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NEW YORK OFFICE
243 FtfU Are;
HEATHS
IIAMII.TOV. 1), l, ANNA M . daugh
ter of lata Thomaa and Catharine Hamilton
llelallvea ami friends Invited to funeral serv
lies. Thura ( 3 p. ni., 17.1 N, X'tirk ave,
Int private,
HAHVIIV Dee. f), MARY HATlVnV.
llelallvea anil friends Invited to funernl.
Krl , b no n. m. t0J8 Voruni st. Solemn
mass of requiem ut hurih uf Ilia Most
Illresed Sacrament, 111 ii, in Int rU.
Denis's Cem
Illl.f.Y. Per. n, i:M7At1KTH nrnB.
daughter of lata Hugh and Msrla Hilly Inee
Fulton) Helatlvea and frlenda, St, .loreph'a
II V. M Sodality, Invited tn funeral.
Thura , 8 .in a, rn . R320 Pino at. Folemn
mats of requiem Church of the Transflsura.
lion 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Ccm. Omit
flowers Ant funeral.
HOKrM-'lt At her reiltenc", t.lmeVlln
nine on i vv averiv roan, men'me, i-h pt,
.TAUllKlt. IW. 111. lli:JAMIN' o,l nf
lato Charles and Maraaret jaager. llela,
(Ilea and friends Invited tn funeral eervlce
Thura, 2 ii in., Illll'i Krall !., Tails of
Schuvlktll Int private, l.everlimton Cem
blends may view remains Wed . after 7 p
ni Auto funeral.
10HN10N. At Cfeaaon N J . TJec. 0.
WU.t.IVM O. hurhand of Cellnu Johneon
aged 7(1 Iteiatlvea and friends, 1'nurlh nf
July Lodge. No 1II. K of P., of Phllad't
phu. (nvlted to funeral aervlcea. Thura . 1 10
p in , Chapel of West llerlln Cem . nerlln.
N. .1 Train leavea Market st. ferry for
Weat nrlln nt 12 25 p in.
JOt.tNi; Dec. 11 KRXNK, aon nf Sirsh
cainarino ana lale cnarles l. Jnuno, iieia
KKI1X (neo Anrlersnnl tlf nt I hnrtat It
Keen daughter of Margaret S Kellettanl
grandilauahter of Sarah 1'arllale, age.l 2"i
ItelitlvcA nnd frlenda members of Second
fnllcd Urethrcn Church, Invltt.l to funersl
'-"Icea Krl , 2 p m . rsrent' re.ldence.
'"" " Aldan at IS7th and Baltimore nve.)
'nt. Arlington Ccm llcmalns may bo viewed
Thura ee
'""s'le. ,.. .. ....
tni ,,,.' i i.-.ii.. .' r-i.V.n.rei. ....
M",n- rlnd Iflstlre. and friend. In.
vlt,. to funeral, Prl s nn a in resid-nce
T"hn J (llhbona 27'V. CM f. West Phils
'"K11 "" "f renulem St Csrthlge.
'"''M'lV.mlntl '? "wntlsm'ifia.r,1 s "
n in nisrimenta or vviiiism II fiattersbv,
''"" v nj .1 mt nu reiiowa- rem
Hctmlns ms be viewed Ihura. S to 10 p.
m,.r-,A,,1..? vv'Ji'i" 1 t,i,. tw in mirv
IvOIM 7.1 rSx su Idenlv, Tree 10 JnllV
''"-''l -cPv"n'i:?" ,x:rir ?w
mrnilv. r invited to funeral Prl Sam
,:n Qu,,rn " 1 M w"r'1 S'demn requiem
masa St Stanlsl.ius'a Church u u m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem Aulo aervlce
IAMII D-c. II, MAHV A, vvldnw of
I rhrlstonher I.amb (pen Marlln). ltelatlves
an,i (rnds invited to funeral l"ri . m 30
a m , 41 Chrlatlan at Solemn masa of re.
nulem St Philip's church 10 a. m. Int.
ntv Cross Cem
l.vT(i Palmira. N ,T , Dec. 11.
OftVlf, I.I.OV on of orrle I, and I.aurs I
I avion sued In Helillvis ulnl frl-nds ln-
v (ted In funeral Prl 2 p in . H.'i.l V llroad
i I.Ol'D Suddenly, at lier residence 71
llesrnn t . Ilnslon. 11eL 11. ,,3! COW
l'KKTIIU'AIT vilfo of Ch-vrlea Klllct Loud
md dau.hler of tho I itu Joseph 11 and
Jlorv u CowpTlhwolt.
MAIIIMI Dec 11. IIRRTItA OTTO
widow of Joseph P. Maber nnd dausllter of
Herth.i and 1it Oeorce William Otto Uel i
then and friend lnlted to fuiieril v-erMre
Sat '2 p in repfdenen of brother Wllllnm
r Otto TiKII ChePter Rc Int T'ernnood
Ceni Keniilnf nny 1 o lewcI 1'rl. ee
Autu Herlc
MATHKWS At th Aldln Hotel lle
10 HH7. (HI(M: ItrA'llY MATIinW
rutieral erhep iial-ry rrepbterlan
Churh, 1"ith and Io u-it sts . 11 a ni
ThutT- Dec 13 Int. rrl.ite. Kindly omit
flow er
McCAV Dec 10. Kf.U MrPAV. tlel-,,
tliei nd frlendx Incited to erlfep. Thurp
L 30 o'clock, 1315 H 18th. Int. Mt, Morlah
Com.
Mrcrf,TUOir. IVc. it uichaud Mr
Cl'M-orUM formerly of Uutledac Va Due
nolle of funeril nephew'H raldcnce Jjmes
W Mi'nltiii8h mi. spruco nt.
McDONOCOIf At Moorfitown. N. .T
Dru- U. CKCRMA widow of Michael Me
Donoutrh. Helatlves and friends lnlted to
funeral. Thur , S n in.. 3nt Church at..
Moorentnun, N J Hit:h niPP of requlun
Our Iady of tiood Counsel Church fl . rn.
int. St. Mary's Cem , Mt. IIolI. X J.
MI.NTKK KKSORTH
ST. AIMllTSTIN'K. TtJ.
THE BARCELONA""'' u
prl hath P.itclu intronate Hl.lt A N Hlalr.
HOTEL GRANADA
main ent. Pone.
do Leon Htm. heat.
Prl baths Amer. & Huro J H. llaker. Prop.
TUC RFNNFTT F'- "a""- "team ht.
ItltL DtnE,l Overlooklnc bay and
ocean. Nr Old ft. Mar Ion. Bkl. It M. Bennett.
proof. Newest hotel In
Ancient City.
Steam heat I'll private batla
WWII. l'l..
fJ-I Pnrmnim Absolutoly flreDroof.
( - - . . European run: elec
Ilsht and runnlntr water In ovcry room. 2
blocks m from hai-jnoir jjsmng. natninc. etc
mT i'ai.m m:rn. n.
HOTEL PALMS New modern hotel
faclns Itoyal Poln-
clana and Lake Worth. American clan. It
per day up llooklet. i
vl',1 IIHFKi:. I I,.
.THE RAYMOND raclm; Hotel Clar.
inc. ivnviiYiv-fiiavem)ol ,un wRUr
I gt heat tn rma 1 prl hatha Kx. North, cook'g
PALM CITY. rLA.
I Palm Villa Hotel ftn st. luci.
I lllver. Ilest flshtnf
I ard hunting; Mod., homelike. Write for Int
BAST COAST
I (l.na r.K.( r..., , H . 1 . , I r..nn, ... .f.a
iiiriui cjlf , n ,. tnnth,,', reslilanA lhJI W
(Flatter System)
GENERAL OFFICES CHICAGO OFFICE
St. Augustine, FJa. ISS W. MaeMsae St.
DEATHS
.IMELL Dec. . JOHN AUSTIN Me
DOWELI,. aged J. Tuneral services. Wed.,
1 in., the Aldlne, Int, private.
McELIHIFP. Dec, u. MAUY H. fnee
Pchonerlng). wife nf Frank McElduft. Bel,
tlvea and frlenJa Invited to funeral. Thura..
H 30 n, m , residence of John McOsrrlele.
101 Ollvo st, High mass Church of the lm.
maculato Conception 10 n. m, Int. Holy
Cro.s fern Auto funeral,
MKIinillTlr-On Dec. 11. 1017. SAM.
PEL I MEHKIHTH. eon of late Captain
Samuel W. nnd Emma J Meredith, aged 84
sears Iteiatlvea and friends Invited tn
funeral services on Friday, nt n t in , from
residence of hrottver-ln.law. Jamea F Haun.
dera. Jr . tn. s. Mitli st fnt private,
Fernwood, . Itemnlna may be Mewed Friday
l,;!'.n.'... A," service
. .y-'lSIJON Dec'. lt ALFRETfA T ,
widow of Charles A. Mf ration. Iteiatlvea
and frlenda Invited to funeral rervlcca
J,"VZ .- V. ni . residence of hrother, Harry
ii Thatcher, 10 nurd avo , Mlllbourne. Int.
private
viA!5JSV.n.?.M,T"' fee. II. ULANTIir.
V LIAI1BT1I, daughter of Amhrose and
.lentil., Meweramlth aged IS. Iteiatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral services. Hat., a
","",, M rents' lesldence. .T14-. N. svth st,
Int Hlllslila (Jem., vln trolley, rottsvllle
I'H prii rfipv,
MlTCIIKI.f, peP, u. JOHN MtTrilllt.L,
formerij ..;,; rarrlsh et aged r.7 llc-ul
!U,,-Sni1' i,r!r!'.l,' emnloea Ues( En I Inwt
o and building, invited to fimeral, Irl,
,';.' '!' "' " " " """ I'l'Ie.TK-'O Chest.
! I . ,'a """ilein mass nt. Patrick' Church
a in liu Holy Cross Cem
MOOni: Dec, in. JOAN.VV RTUIIBf
. 'L'.D. Levis Jtnoro. aged 4 Helatlves
nnd friends invited tn funeral services.
Tnura.. 13 n. m.. rsl.lnA ., - i. ,
William J. Steen. 333U N. Ifltli st. Int. rrl
t, ll0i',f.'AV. l,r " "' l'alrvtew Village.
1 i THKODOIIK MOIKIAN. nred "0 liela:
lives and friends Invited to funeral without
further notice, hat All services at th- house
ntt 1 .311 l in Int leivver Providence llaptl.t
. "!! larrlases will meet tho llarlevsville
U, y Jtf ln? " Kil"' ft orlBlown.
12 1 nt l'olrvlew
Mt'l.l. Dec II, ANNA M. wlfo of Ed-w-srd
Martin Mull Kunerul services Thurs.
11 a, m, S Cherry at. Miarnn Hill, pa
Int ttlvervlevv Cem , Trenton, NT
Mt'LVllUM, Dec 10 MICHAEL, hus
hand of Catherine Mulvlhlll (neo Donahue)
Iteiatlvea and friends Holy Name and Ms.
rred Heart Soolellea of Mt Agatha's Church
emplovea Veat Phlln P. H H. Hhop V. H
Tl llellef, the Knickerbocker boclety. all
other societies of which he was a member.
Invited to funerit, Thurs, R 30 a. m HI.!
V 3rlth st Solemn high masa of requiem
St. Airatha'a Church Hi a m Int. Holy
Cross rem Auto funeral.
. MI'I.VHIILI. Dec. in MICIIAEU hus.
hand nf Catherine Mulvlhlll (neo Donahue)
Pelatlves and frlenda nlso Holv Name and
"acred Heart Horletlea of t, Agatha's
( hurch. emplojes of West Plilla V II 11
shon and the P II It llellef, nlso the
Knickerbocker Society, and nil other so
cieties of which tin vvas n memher invited
to ntten 1 tho funeral, Thura , H 30 a m .
("12 N 30th at Solemn lilkh miss of re.
nuimo St. AmthVs Church, Int Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral.
MHIIPHP.Y I'ei 11, MAROXnP.T MUS.
TMlti wlfo of Henry P Murphey ierv.
Ices Thurs, J p. in . I.'-J stUr st Int.
rrlvate. West Laurel Hill Com. Delaware
papers copv
Mt'HPHV At coat Summer st . Dec In,
IOI1N J Mt'HPHV Iteiatlvea nnd friends,
Wharton lleneflcinl Assu , Invited to funeral,
Thurs 7 30 In, ihape) of Andrew J,
Hair a hon Arrh nnd lnth sta Solemn
requiem mass nt Hie Cathedr-il Dth and
Hyra els., n n m, Int llolv t'ross Cem.
llcmalns nmv 1ms viewed Wed . 7 ton p m
ME.ME1ER Dec 11 W II.LIAM A hus.
hand of Kate Ntemever (neo L-inoisler).
aired f3 Kelatlven nnd friends Invited to
funeril lervlcea Pat., 2 30 p m . 4lil lluf
Held at, rrankford, lut prlvato Oakland
Ccm
OLSON Dec. Ill AHTIIL'll V . son of
John H and Marls Olson, ni.ed 'J2 Relatives
in I friends Invited to funeral eervlces
Thura 'J n tu . parents' residence U'3 W
Penn st . cltn Int Chelten Hills Ccm. llo
nnlns insy he vlowerl Wed evo,
OfTM" Dec 111. JANE FiMEDLEV.
widow of Alliln r Oltev aeed 73 IleU.
tlves and friends Invited tn funeral, Thurs ,
2 P in . 103 W 2d et , Media, Pa. Int pri
vate PASSKHI, Dee 11. LOUISA PASSKHL.
wife of Theodnro Pussehl need 74 lteU
tlves an,l friends members of Herman Evan
rellcal I.uthiran Emanuel a Church, Ith
and Carpenter ats , Invited to funeral serv
ices Sat , 1 p in . 2017 P Mh st Int.
private Krlends may view remains Prl.
eve Alltn servICO
PEACOCK l)e. 10. MARTHA JANE,
wlfo of Thomas T. Peacock, aged (10 Iteia
tlvea und frbnda Invited to funeral. Prl . 1
p. m. 11177 CI. irch st. Prsnkford Services
nt central M i: i -hurch. 1-rnnk.rorn -j p m
Prlends may mil Thura., 7.30 tu 0 30 Int.
Eat Cedar Hill Com
Ot'ie.I.EV Dec. P WILLIAM II. OUICJ.
1 TV Sr husband nf late Kllzaheth Qulg
le (nee llennett), aged 10 Iteiatlvea and
p JIlI?
THE NECESSITY of adequate insulation to conserve fuel
has long been realized. Today the fuel problem is one of the
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Wc, on our part, have recognized that however good the insulat
ing material, it must be properly applied to give the best results. We i
have felt that Carey Service would be complete were we able to
provide a local representative to apply Carey materials efficiently as '
well as to fill orders' promptly.
It is, therefore, with great satisfaction that we announce that
THE AMERICAN INSULATION CO.
Roberts and Stokley Streets
will distribute and apply
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Pipe Covering and Insulations
in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Southern New Jersey,
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tneir customers.
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Pipe Covering and Insulations a.rc
known and specified by the leading
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They are iiruse in many of the most
THE PHILIP
DEATHS
frlenda, members of Pt. Paul's Lodge, No,
4HI, V and A. M Invited to funeral serv
ices, Thurs. Ii p. m., KM K, Thompson st.
Int. rrlvate, llreenwood K. nf IM cem,
ni;DKF.RN Dec. . CATHAIHNH RBD.
n:nN (nee Kell.y), wife of C. J. nedfern
and daughter of M. J, Quln and late William
Kelley Helatlves jind friends and OsrfleM
Council, No 2, U.'F. of A Invited to fu
neral services. Thurs , 130 r, m.. at lite
residence, inirt s, 20th st. Int, Kernwood
Cem Remains may be viewed Wed, eve
HKIl.LV Dec. 11, nt Port Reading.
N J.. UUN'M.i, son of Ann nnd late Patrick
Itellly Helatlves and frlenda Invited to
funeral, Hat . a 30 B ni , residence Jamea
r, ltatisan, 2133 K. Allegheny are. Solemn
renulem masa Ht Ann's Church 10 . tn.
Int Ht Ann's Cem
HKILLT. Dec. 0. FRANK, husband nf
Catharine Itellb. Relatives nnd friends.
D II. Comber Club. Irish-American Club anl
alt societies of which bo was a member. In.
vlted to funeral, Thura , R.30 a. tn . N. B.
cor. Mth nnd Wvaluslng ave. tiolemn mass
of requiem Church of our laidy of Victory
10 a. in Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu
neral.
HIi'HAItDl )n -Dec, 51, 1017. MAnT
A. HK'HAHDH, daughter of the lata Kllsa.
Ith Hlrhards. Helatlves and frlenda are
Invited lo funeral services, mi Thurs. after
noon, at 2 o clock, nt the resident.- of her
nephew. Mr. Pierce Richards, 17 H Highland
nve,, Lansdovvne, Delaware County, Int,
private. Prlends mav call Wednesday eve
ning, from 7 to Ii o'clock.
HITTPNIIOL'SH Dec. S. HACHEI, lltT.
ITK.NHOPHI: Relatives and friends Invited
I tn funeral services. Tucs , fv p. m , son's
I residence tan) I'lier st Further services at
1 Trappo Lutheran Church, Wed , 11 30 a. m.
mi nujoining ceni.
. HtVIH.S lr. ID, MARY SI . wlfo of
Anthony H Hivels, formerly of Una P.
i'uth st Relatives and friends Invited to
services. Thurs . '.' n ni , 2n0pi McKean
st. Int. private. I rlends may i all Wed., from
to P.
HO.VKV Dec ,. CHATtLKsJ J ItONBT,
r.r.' b'isband of Hanorn Ilonel (neo Wolfe).
Iteiatlvea and friends, also officers of fee
511,1 Pollen district and Vara Republican
League of Third Ward. Invited In funeral,
Thurs , K 30 11. in , ion Catharlno et. Sol
emn requiem masa Church of Ht. Philip da
.en iij u. 111. ini iioiy cross cem. Auto
t .... . nm, .,uaa .7,11. ULU
HACK. Dec. 1L KHKDKRirK aI,
of Anna 1" IMback (nee llowey)
of 1'aullne nnlfJlate Charles Iloss
sen ice
HOSHHACK. Dec.
nueoani
and son
luick, aged 30 Relative, nnd friends, Court
lionert I", uechert Council, No 078 T. O.
I A, Invited to funeral services. KYI., 8
p. m . 1333 Toronto at Int. private Hglln
ton Cem , Clarkshoro, N. J., Sat., 10 a. tn,
Automoblto funeral,
HCOTT. Dec. II, SIMON W SCOTT. Hel
atlves and friends, Scotch Thlstls Society
and Clan Cameron. No. U4. o. S. C, In
vited to funeral services. Frl., H n. ni..
Lodges lane, K of Leverlngton Jlllls rd .
Cnvvi1 pa Int. private. New York and
Boston papers copy,
HHAPFHR. Dec. 10. MATILDA, wife nf
Henlamln C Shaffer Relatives and friends
invited to funeral aervbes. Thura , II p. m.,
1117 I.enson st , ntn Int, private llcmalns
mav be viewed Wed eve,
HIIVntJCK Dec in. JULIA A SHAT
TUCK Helatlves nnd friends. Altar Hoeietv
of Ascension. Invited tn funeral. Thura . tl
a m , .1110 11 st High requiem mass
Church of tho Ascrnalon 7 a. in. Int I'llcli
burs Mass. Auto funeral
SIIPIll Dec 11, MARTIN J. husband
of Mary T shub ltelatlves and friends,
also employes df Stetson Company, Court
Cohiskslnk, No Hi v of A ; Phlla. Hun
garian Annul HenellUal Society, United Hat
ters of North America und all other socie
ties nf whlih lio waa a member, Invited to
funeral, I'rl , 7 30 a in ,2003 N. Lawrence
st High mass Sacred Heart Church 0 a. m.
Int llolv Sepulchre C-iu. Hrooklvn and
Newark papers plcao ropv. Autu funeral
SIMPSON Dec 1). A II.LIAM husband
of Louisa 1'. Simpson, aged (!- l'uneral and
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TO TO TO
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and round trip tickets to principal points.
Including meals and stateroom accommo.
dstlona on steamer All fares subject to
War Tax It will hs to jour advantage
to consult us about your trip South.
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n-. , . I "J S. Hroad St.
Ticket OUces j- r 1 S. I. laware Ave.
Phono T,ombnrd 1000 or Walnut 300
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- i
ANNOUNCEMENT
to Building Owners,
Merchants. Manufac
turers and air who are
interested in the con
servation of fuel
eloquently of pipes, superheaters, receivers, boil- '
not-watcr tanks: vou will find insu-
hot-water
ice-waier pipes, pipe httings and?
underground
Whatever your Insulating problem, take it to The Ameri
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solve it and give you the hind of service you desire.
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' ),"H -
Int. prlvkle. Thar.. 1 t. M..
C'atnden, N, J, Int.-Arlington C
hitvvki.i. rw 11. rfi ni
of Herbert W Rltwetl. RelatlvM I
Invited to funeral services. Thurs.. 1
siariinque Apartments, litrn .
west i-nna. inc. private.
n,ii , u, ,V,, SI.ICU i,j kw
Robert H, Bmlth. Helallvea and frl
vneq tn uneral services. ThurSj, aj
.ISI9 V Olil, ., It l-t.
, nail 1 11. uec. 1U, 1CAI IIKIlirm '1
(nee McUIrr). wife of Wllllsm BaW
riougnty roan, i-jeassnivniis, n J.,
ncal frlenda Invited la funeral
Frl , T.30 i m. Thlla. relatives and
,,,v-i nv iii .lunsii ,rin., rsi is
8MTIHTHWA1TK -Dee. 10. at
t . LGWIS K huPban4 of Anna M. 1
aii in iurks-r) nnd on or l-U
la astirl Inni t Rttitttkiwalla sJ
ItfUtlvfi. and frlfndi. Chief Kxftfl
iiPj. 01 inna. jc. Ji.f vtran' A"
'iiiJlu,r t rillia, Ii,. JVsi IDTIlFuI IU sss1
Krl.. 2 p. in.. OUvr St. nalr l4..
i nPHinut fh. ini. rrnaTA. vic iaau
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