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4-
DAY OF HEAVY LIQUIDATION
ASCRIBED TO VARIETY OF CAUSES
Brokers in Looking for Explanation of Break
Settle on Two Men, but Then Recon
sider Gossip of the Street
IX CASTING around for somo one to bo tlio fioat nml runtime the blumo
for 'the -severe brenk In virtually the wholo list on WcdnMilny, the
Bticet tettlcd on Secretary of War linker and Assoclnto Supreme Court
Justice UrnndoK In thin connection It was particularly noticeable that
bonds suffered almost ns much as stocks.
Those who were loudest In denunciation of the possibility of Justice
Brandels being made railroad dictator by tho President on second thouRht
befinn to remember that ono of his last public statements on the railroad
question favored greater compensation for the roads. Ho hns stated
publicly on moro than ono occasion that tho rewards of the roads should
bo proportionate to tho value of their service to tho public. He recog
nized also that net earnings showed tho measure of efllclency. Unllko
lome others who have had a, great deal to say on tho railroad question,
Justice llranduli has held that large earnings nro not necessarily nn
Index to rates that are too high, but rather Indicate greater economy
and efficiency of management.
Perhaps the best remembered expression which ho made on tho
matter was when he fald that efficiency would save $1,000,000 a day to
the railroads of tho country.
As to the remarks of Secretary of War linker to which so many were
attributing a serious meaning, not one could bo found who could dis
tinctly icmembcr any ono statement which should hnvo produced nny
effect on the market. Tho best that could bo said to connect him with tho
low record made was that his btatement ns a wholo had a most depressing (
effect In general. ,
Yesterday some bankers and brokers began to figure out other rea
eons for tho heavy liquidation of Wednesday nml discovered that It Is
possible a great deal of It was caused by peoplo raising money to meet
tomorrow tho next Installment on the 4 per cent Liberty Loan bonds,
and as no doubt many will nlso take advantago of the opportunity at tho
aame tlmo to pay oft the la-t Installment of 40 per cent, n great deal of
money will be necessary. There Is also said to bo still considerable llqul
datlov of securities by Great llrltain, which were held ns collateral against
their bonds which nro shortly coming due, and that tho proceeds of this
liquidation are to take up theso bonds.
And as usual there was an unusually largo number of accounts
closed out when tho lowest records were reached.
Manufacturers Alarmed at Possible Coal Shortage
It Is said there was a considerable flurry among manufacturers all
over tho country recently which sent many of them to Washington to
And out If their coal or power supply was to be cut oft because their
particular line camo under tho character of nonessentials. They wero
assured that It Is not the Intention of tho fuel administrator to shut
down any particular plants at present, but It a. shortage of coal developed
In tho neighborhood of any of these manufacturing plants tho priority
list will become effective. That Is, If there Is In the vicinity of n plant
or plants producing somo things which could be well dispensed with,
other factories producing things needed for tho army or navy, the latter
-scs, 111 be served first If the supply of fuel for all should be Insufficient.
Some manufacturers who had friends among the coal operators have
met with disappointment, ns friendships under present conditions do
not count.
Liquidation Accountable for Lower Price of Bonds
Liquidation by bond houses in nnticlpatlon of their making annual
returns of Income tax Is btated to bo accountable for tho great decline In
bond prices for the last few days.
There Is a piovislon In the tax law which prevents bond houses from
writing off depreciation In hecurltlcs In the event of their holding them
at the close of the year. Taking this condition into consideration, many
bond houses claim they hae been compelled to bell, as only by that
method can they deduct from Income tax returns tho losses they hao
taken on those hceurltles. Some bankers say that tho attention of Con
gress will bo called to this part of the tax law, so that they can give
attention to It at the earliest possible date and thus rcmovo u condition
which is one of the cauhes of unsettlement In tho Investment market.
There was home talk on tho Street jesterday about tiro and life
Insurance companies that had been hard hit by the Halifax explosion
Belling securities to meet their losses and that this was ono of tho con
tributing causes for tho heavy liquidation of Wednc-day. but the report
did not obtain much credence. It was said that Insurance companies
always sell under such circumstances; but It was pointed out that rather
than dispose of securities at such prices as then prevailed they would
obtain loans from tho banks, using their securities as collateral rather
than sacrifice them.
Factors in Decline of French and British Bonds
The decllno In French and English bonds was the subject of a good
deal of discussion In bankers and brokers' ofllces yesterday, and the cnuso
was generally acknowledged to bo tho leported impending big drlvo on
the western war front. So far as the bonds of the French Government
and the French cities were concerned, this jeason teemed plausible enough,
but why the English bonds, which nro secured by collateral, should bo
similarly affected was an unanswerable question. Of course, tho decllno
In tho British collateral notes was not so marked, but no outside Influence
should reach them.
The recent declines have brought the French bonds to a point where
they yield to tho Investor from 10 to 10 per cent, while tho return on the
British issues varies from 8 to almost 10 per cent. Of course, theso
securities are all of short maturities, running from February next to 1921.
Tho negotiations between Germany and Ilussia looking to peace, or
at least to an armistice, and the consequent liberation of tho German
armies on the Ilusslan fronts In connection with tho contemplated big
drive, wero said to bo tho most potent factors In tho decllno of tho French
securities.
As for tho British bonds, they are supported by collateral easily mar
keted In tho United States. Indeed, It Is said that quite a. lot of this
collateral has already been marketed in anticipation of paying off these
bonds.
Miami Conservancy Bonds All Sold
All of tho $10,000,000 bonds of tho Miami Conservancy District of
Ohio offered privately Monday by tho National City Company, the Guar
anty Trust Company and Harris, Forbps & Co. have been sold. The de
mand for the Issue has proved so satisfactory, presumably becauso tho
bonds are tax exempt, thnt tho syndicate yesterday began offering un
additional $5,000,000, and before the close of business more than $3,000,000
of the second offering had been subscribed. The funds fiom the total
offering of $15,000,000 will cover the cost of tho estimated construction
requirements of 1918 In tho plan to prevent a lccuirence of floods In tho
Miami district. It was stated that further bonds will not be Issued until
"such time as It may be advisable to anticipate tho requirements of 1919."
Financier Sees Favorable Outlook
Applicable to tho Investment situation ns-lt relates to public utilities Is
the following comment on the financial outlook made by W. I'. Bonbrlght,
of Bonbrlght & Co., New York. After pointing out that the primary fact
Is that this country, taken as a whole, Is prosperous, Mr. Bonbrlght says:
"We havo changed from a debtor to a creditor nation. Our supply of gold
,1s greater than over before and greater than that of any other nation
at any time. At tho end of the war the rehabilitation of Europe will to
a great extent depend on us. Our enormous capital, our newly created
merchant marino and our highly developed productive ability will be in .
demand until Europe has restored Its own physical condition nnd produc
ts o capacity.
"The Internal condition of the country Is equally satisfactory. Agri
culture, mineral resources and manufacturing, the prime sources of our
wealth, have never approached their present output, nor have prices over
' been so high, both the Intrinsic and" the mirkot values being without
precedent.
' "Under these conditions, why do securities go begging at the lowest
f prices In years? From a narrow viewpoint the answer Is, 'Because they
may go lower. They may, uui iney ore lower now man conditions
apparently warrant. From a broader viewpoint the answer Is found In
the timidity of capital In times of uncertainty. But the Important fac
tors of uncertainty are being settled, slowly, perhaps, but none the less
positively." .
Tho Increased experience of the Allies In the business, of war, as
suring Germany's jltlmate defeat, the successful absorption of largo
Government loans, the Impending clarification of the tax laws, the ap
proaching solution of the transportation problem, Mr. Bonbrlght regards
as conditions making for a settled outlook. He concludes, "We are
passing", I believe, through a phase of a situation, which is moving to
ward more favorable financial conditions. The careful Investor will not
continue much longer to 'bet against the United States' even In wartime.
The speculator may wait for lower prices; but, the conservative Investor
will make no mistake in taking advantage of the greatest financial bar
sains pt a generation, now presented In the form of well secured bonds
Financial Brief 8
Ths New York Slock Exchange' firm
of Itutter h ltesm announce they will
discontinue their business on January 1,
and that the firm will bo dissolved on
that date. Members of the firm are
J. W. Itutttr and N. II. Beam.
The following memberships hae been
posted fcr transfer on tho New York
Stock Exchange: Grant II. Schley, de.
ceased, to Warren A. Lanson: Dnnlcl A.
Lorlng, Jr., to Claudo C. Plnncy and
Albert W, Scholle, deceased, to Alexan
der Hammond 1'rlce of eneh scat $50
000, unchanged from Inst rale, 'John It.
Ilord hns been elected to membership of
tho exchnnge I.orrln A, Herklns h.i
hieen nuthorlned to substitute for Edwin
II. Jiulr, firm tt John Mulr & Co, George
O. Thompson has been proposed to sub
stitute for Henry tl. llartol, firm of
Adams. Dm Is ft llartol, and II, Duncan
Ilulkley to miblltiito for Joeph A.
Holmes, firm of Holmes, Dulkley & War
drop. Thn New York Hubtrensury gained
I $.1,056,000 from th batiks jesterday
making a cash net gain sinco Friday of
$7,411,000.
Trading liiTrn and oats futures In
Toledo has ! I discontinued
GOVERMENT CONTRACTS
KEEP LOCAL MILLS BUSY
Domestic Trade Continues Good,
With Volume of Uusincss Alicnd
of Last Year
A good demand Is reported by the local
wool trade, according U tho weekly re
view of trade by H. (.!. Hun & Co, with
supplies small and tho market ruling
firm Terrltnries are in especially nmn.ii
suindy and lli:ip ln-en will cleaned up
at lull figures. Foreign wools nro scarce
and (Irmly he d. The value of noils h
I well maintained and thev meet with fall
'Miles. Manufacture nv well employ d,
I to a larci- extent on Government work
The season among cloak and suit
manufacturers has mt been a satisfac
tory one, although come are getting out
their spring llt.es and anticipate a tatls
factory nlumo of business for tho com
ing season.
Jobbers of hosiery, underwear and
knit gopds state that merchandise con
tinues steadily advancing in prleo and
they nro experiencing difficulty in ob
taining certain lines. Sales for the !.ear
hae been hirgii Tho tctumc of business
dune Is said to have exceeded tho cor
responding period of tho previous jenr.
The review continues:
"There appears to b. considerable
activity In the hardware Hue, purchases
repiesentlng all grades of material, In
tome branches tho demand exceeding the
supply, nnd It Is believed that tho pres
ent condition will continuo thrcAighout
tlic present month. Pikes remain f'.rni
and collections good.
I "The electrical trado reports a good
iVcilunip of business In household special
ities and a fair amount of work In con
iiectlcn wlt" building operations. Man
lUfaeturer.s are working to full capacity,
largely on (loverrment work. Prices
are reported firm anil collections fair '
"Th'o stoio trade Is busy. Tho recent
cold weather has largely stimulated the
'demand for staple goods. Jobbers and
retailers are woll employed. Foundiles
nre operating to capacity. Tilces are
leported steady and collections show
somo improvement
"The leather market continues active
and prices firm There Is a good demand
for all grades nf heavy leather. Glazed
kid dealers report sales active and prices
firm. Shoo dealers report wales for
spring delivery good, sales for imme
diate delivery modernto nnd collections
fair.
"Ooinestlc leaf tibacco shows some
Improvement nnd fair sales arc reported
In old grades of I'ennjlvar la, Connecti
cut and Ohio, nnd prices nre advancing,
as new ttocks nie not In very good shape.
1 "The trado In Sumatra and Havana
has been moderate nnd prices continue
high Tho Inrgp cigar manufacturers
report an active business from ,nut of
the clt but labor ccTdtlloim continue
bad. which hns a tendency t'j retard
deliveries, The local tetall trado Is re
ported in fair condition. Collections ate
generally slow.
"Wholesale grocers report bdslness
fairly active, but express a dllllculty in
obtaining merchandise, owing to the
freight congestion. Collections nre sat-
Isfnctcry Coffee remains unchanged
with usual blight fluctuations. Coat nnd
'freight mnrket'ls unchanged Spots nre
jalso quiet. Tea Is fairly nttlve. with
good demand In inferior grades, and
'prices firm. Sugar Is quiet on account
of lack of raw sugar; refined sugar is
selling on a basis of 8.3." "
Cotton Consumption Increases
WASIIINOTOV, nee. 1 1 A report Is
sued tndny by the llureaii of tlip (Vnstia
bIiowb that there, were consumed In Nn
s. ember, exclusive of HiiterH, S90.TC3 run
nlnjr bales, mralnbt 583.044 lni'e In No.
ember. 191fi Kxports layt month. In
cluding llnlera, 418.C85, nitalnst 733,270
runnlnc bale In Xmember, 101C. The
linnoita In November wera 7038 bales,
equivalent to EOO-pound b.ile.s. against
13,200 BOO.pound balea In Nocmber.
1016. Number of cotton nilndles actUo
In Nocmher was 33,604,050, compared
with 431,758, 0)5 In name mont ha jear
t0.
L-
Hcfincd Sugars Unchanged
NirV VOUIC Vtc U Tho sutrar
market contlnueH uncluiniffd, with tho
American Kupar Ileflnlnp Company quol
Ini? fine Kranulated at 8.15p. The Na
tional nnd Pennaylinnla Companies con
tinue to quote 8.35c. The Federal nnd
the Warner Comp.inleB, nnd Arbuckle
llrctherB remain withdrawn. Spot Cuban
raws quoted at 6.75c.
Heflned Sugar Unchanged
Sr.W YORK, Dec' 14. The American
SuRiir HetlnlnK Company quoted 8.15c;
today for flno uranulated. The National,
Warner nnd Federal companies quote
8.35c, ItauH nro unchanged at C 72c.
MAKHIi:i)
DILLOV Mld'LAIN Pe It, hy Magistral.-
M-rl-arv, CATIIIJHINK 1) Mac.
(LAIN of 170.1 H. r.r.th. and JA.MUS L.
DILLON of 1041 S r.lth.
nlU'KKPUS KI K15. On Hent. 29, 1117.
nt 8.-.' N I'nlu"! wt.. Halltmore, Md .
1HMA MAN KI.KI5 'o.lLleulenant SAM-
Ui:i. kcoit HiiLKKriiM iirunnnrs lie
terte Corps, l Ilet Joel T. Itoealter.
PETEYIf Pete Isn't Loony Now He Soon Will Be
" ifo MKMOMAM
?.UvT"v.-,h "miry of aEOROf) xy,
t Twelfth jtiontfi 14th, 'nip T
"lift.
FAMILY.
JDcntljfi
ALMOND. Dec 13, SARAH ALMOND.
runF-lll eenlres Mnn.. Id mi . SiSH t.sn.
caster ave, Int. -strictly private, Omit now-
era.
riPKANrmr.WR. atd t.t v.ar. Relative.
ana frlm! Invltnl to funorsl nervier, en
Mon nt 2 p, rn . at rnld-nee, 457 Kath
mere rem). lirnoWlnp. int. nriv-ite.
AUSTIN' 1-.C. 13. JOSni'lt I)., huehnnit
of tste Stnnn II. Aintln Funeral, to whlrh
"''"UV.".""'1 t'l'i'l" nre Invlieil, Men., t r.
in.. SIS tVet nml nve, m-Mnnflel,l. N J.
Int. Wouth l.nurel Hill (Vn,. rMI.Vil'Intiln.
fcYIIK Dc-r H, WILLIAM. huti-.nl ef
'?.? Avrr, nnea 77. Dun nntire nf funeral
will be, mien licildenre. still .Manter t.
1IATA1' Dee I" .l.Vi'ntl HATAP. nicl
,.S. Ttrluthrs una friends milled to funeral '
?:iU"J' f"1 i-3n P. "-. '02 "th St. I
tilTt-a c.i ,..... ... t .,.,
,vii;s, wm 71 n
iltfVVr;,11 fSP'j
. .' V'S, need 71 Relatives nnd frlend In-
ires, mm., - ;i' p. m..
rrivwte
t.i,,t. .. .' '" II o,l.... muni, m
vvlliinrn IWker. ard fl'i lleMlves and
T" ii" V"pI J"n Ilel.terlln rirele. No
1311, n A It, Hut), I.odse. I.ndv Maenna
..n ;n. nn I members ef Fourth Hefeirmed
church Inuteit t funeral Hat, 1 .30 p ra ,
re-ldenre nf s-m-ln-lnw. Frnnk Merman 452
Tliinnnt at noxboroueh. .Service" will lie
held lit Fourth ItefermiU riiurch S 30 p m.
II". L""r,n'nn "" Frlenda ln.l- call
1 rl 7 ii n p, rn
i.-Vil','.".!. . Suddenly. Dee 12 l'!.
JVAIlt) HTl.VTO.V huiyaml nf rimllv S
lloudiiln Ilelntl,,, ITI friends, Kverl.lor
Li'dae. N,. l'i, ! , A J! the Pllllv.
lelpllll Council .No ."H, !tunl Arrinum,
and llelmont Council. No IP". " of t A
It vltid to aerct, m sit , 2 p m 777 Preston
at Int prime 1'rlcn.ls miv n'l I'rl tie.
IIHAMimi) - Ter. 13, UT.MtN'A. widow
ef l nri llridrnnl Itelatliea nnd frit nda
Invltf.l to funeral services, stat 2 p m ,
ICiyenee of cliukhter. Mrs Mar llnrne
112.1 N I'nlrhlll at Int. private. Nnrthnuod
llllItHli: tv-e. 13. ntVNrm w, hus.
liind of Florence Henner nnd ain of late
lie. I rands and Ihlen Tavlor Undue, nacl
3n. Ueiitivra and friends milled to runiral
"fa"5lr''" .Sat " !' "' n" lHiltlnio'e me.,
Clifton IMohta. Del. Co. Int. prlialp.
I ermined tm.
1I11ITTON1 n.c. 12. ANNA M . wife cf
Joseph ir iiriiton. Funeral and Int. prlinte,
Snt 7 3il a m nil) llenson at Camden.
N J ltUh mass t'hureh of the tmmiculate
conreption n a m. Kindly omit flawcra.
Auto ftincTiii
' nunw.v i..p
11 UMPsl l IT .in nf
i.rnoii r nn'l Tiry H l.rnwn lllnf 1"
nii'l trlfiiil lnlt-d to funtrRl nirlr- tt-t ,
- P m . rll nro of tnrhow, llownnl t.
1,vl n.-.K, Mantua n.. Int. rrUnti. Mt
imtUVV TVr 11, NORAII I? . vtf nf
Pntrlrk J llrnwn n"- Touv. luintU
nnd frkfii.. nlso I. V. M .olntlI. InUtnl
to fui'rnl Snt S 30 n. m -M'-Mt 8 itinom
M Pol-mn rrqul'-m inno Ht Tiitrlrk's
rhurrh 10 n m Int HpIv (n (Vrn
TTnK On life 11 1017 rHAN'IC. unn
of TloF ttiil tti late rntrlrk llurlc. Hfln
Mvph rn frlriulfl InxltM to funprnl.
Hit , S no n in,, mother'o re M cure ISO
inthirlnn n HlKh inns oi fpfiulem
rhunh of Ht ThlUp lo Nrrl. 10 i. m. Int
IIolv rrrc-t (m
CAUNr.V ler 12. JOHN, nun of Mr
ntnl J(m-nh I' firnnv rnst A 'J ItlfitHf-v
Rnl friend InWtM to funprnl Hat , i! p m ,
nnrcntu n- id "net. 10." V. Melli ft. Int.
Holv r-f Oin
rT.livi:M. Ir II 1U.IZV J. CAM).
WIM.f. ofrp cf fnnrnl I iter
CIIISM The -loath Jnlj A, KMT. nt
Mr-xl. o Ct Mi-xlrn nf IlirilAHD 13
CIIISU tin Ani'-rlr.iti i lllrn. tit r-ntt'd liv
th Anirlran Consul tit M.-xIro iUv, Th
1. mil rpprrirntntl of pirM rm oh
tin furthPr Inform illon liv npfhlnt? to tin
l)ppnrtinpn f fitiit. V.m1itnt;tnti( I f.
s'!.AHK 1. r 1J ANNA A wife of
lMnnnl A C'Mrk. npp'1 4n Uf-lalUta nnd
frlnd lnitpj lo funtrnt Sat . s n m
143 4 1 1 ml-In n hp.. Oamdn N ,T Ulh
nid iii Chnrrli of tho SrirrM ITnrt u ti m
Int prlvntp Auto funeral. Wilmington pa
lrr ro n ,
("LAUK 1"p IS i:iJ.:N .T . uhlnw of
John ('lurk runoral from nil Lndlpv
Homo WlPdlnotnlTiK. Mubm .it ft. I.po's
rhiirrh Hal , P a in
mini in UModtnn. N T . Drr 12
Tfm;in it num. hchI 7. itputit-! nnd
fripndu imltpd to funrrnl RprxlieH, Woods
town. N .1.. Hat . - p. in Scrvtfp at th
hnut". Int. Method tt t'em., Wood town,
N. J.
niMI - At rrptorv of Nt Taul's riinrrh.
Oennte Pa . I)po II the f.p. ,t. TllfMP
S"N t'OI.n. iiiip.l rl. runcrnl rirp
I'rl. .". n m nt rhurch. Int. AIpHtidila,
nrl
r-RIKlAl: MiiildenK, nt Chlciico. III.
I)rc 111 J WVI.TKIt I'ltKilAU. Itflntlt.a
nnd friends ltnlnstr Liittu.-, No 131 V nnd
M . rhllidelphla Conslstnrv nnd I.u l.u
r. iiipl. .. a 0. N M H ln tlo,l to er.
Ice. .--at. - p m itlltcr II llulr 111,1k-.
ts"n f'li.stitut st Int. tirhnt.
fRIINNV ' 13, JOHN, husband of
the late mien Crennv llelitH and friends
United tn fui' ' I. Mon . B 3n n III . 1' In'l V
ltiintliiol'in a Solemn hlah iniyi St t'o -
lumhn's Church III a m. Int Ifily Meptll-
thru Cun Auto funernl
nr.OK.V Her Hi WILLIAM Sr. bus.
band of lale Kllznhcth I)eL-en (ner I'nthe).
aped 7H Itelatlvr. and friends, cmploies
I 1- Morris Co Oerm in Pick Uen Socletj
Iinltrd to attend funeral service, Sat
'.' p. in . U Oaul st Int. private. North
r'edar lll'l t'em Remains mav be viewed
I'rl . nftee R n
DirrniT Dee II SUSAN K. dauohter
nf Into llenrv nnd Mary Dettrj, uRrd so.
Helithes nnd friend United to funeral
rrkf . I'rl.. 8 p in , residence nf Mr
John (I Kcolf. SMfi N. -Ith et Int. prl
vnt, rial . Oorhenhopptn. l'a , Church
Qmund .Auto funernl
noKN Dee U. MAI.IND .T. wife nf
Albert Porn Kt lathes nnd friend Invited
to funer.il ertr. Prl.. H t, m. reldepre
nf I.rotI.er-ln-Iaw. Itobert A. Dnrn. 33.1 N.
HUh nt Irt. trlute, ui coincnltnco of
famllv
DOWNING Dec. 12 1017. JAMC. hu
hand of Kllznbeth Pnwnlnc (nee Hanne).
He tut He and friend nlo rmrlojen of
Pnwer-VetKhtmunHo9cniTarten ',0-t '
vlted to funeral, Pnt.. a m , late rel
dence. 1, I'ark drlvn, KalN of Hclnij-lklll.
Hlch ma of reiulfin St lirldset Churrh.
30 a rn. Int, Wetmlnster Cem. Auto
Hervlre
PUNKin: T)ee 11, isaiu:i.t.a J nux
n.K IU lathe and frh'Tids Hutted to fu.
neral erIrei -.at 1.30 n m tit iTd Walton
ave Int private Wetmlnter Cen
i:JAN Dec 11 IlKOINA d.tuffhler of
late Lawrence and Catharine l'can (nee Dor
mer) formerly of Tottsvllle. Im IMattve
ami friend Hacred Heart Society Hnd pupil
nf Our Mother of HnrrowV school. Invited
tn funeral. Mon, H 30 a in. M'lS Wet
inlniiter ave ltlah ma Our Mother of
Sorrows' Church 10 a, m. Int. Cathedral
Cem
KLIN'N Huddenlv. Pee. 11. Ifll". MOrt
1US J., huslnni of tlm late Kmma I'linn
(r.ee lleek). llelatlve nnd friends nlso the
member of lien D It Hlrney Po.it. No. fl't,
i A, II.. Itlrney Camp. No, 13 H. of V.:
emplnea of the Readlnir ltwv. Rrllef. and
Veteran A'n Invited to funeral erUe.
nn Hun . 2 p. m 24."l Tulln M. Int. private,
at (Jrernwood (K nf P ) Cem
TOODV Dee 12. M.AHY. ivldow nf ML
rhdel I'ood. Uelattvea and frienl Invited
tn funeral, hat . '30 n n. parlors of John
I (lulhifxher. 21. I N Hrond t. Sntemn
requiem uia Church of o-ir l.dy of Merry
10 m. m Int llnly SepuUhre Cem He.
main nur h viewed Frl . h to 10 p rn
Auto funeret
vfH'i.Ki: On Twelfth Month 13th. 1017
ANNA S . daughter of the 'ate JtenJamln O.
and Jin M Foulke, of fjuakertnwn, P,
In the 72d vear of her nut- Helatlvea and
frknd are Invited to attend th funeral
rirt-dTy, next, at 2 30 p. m at her Lite
traldenef- in Quakertnvvti, Uui kn Co., Ii.
ritNCK!.lI Suddenly t Atcn. N .1 ,
Dee tl OKOHar. 1. . Inmlnnd of I'redfrlrka
M Franikte atced 3. Helatlveri nnd friend
Invited to funeral acrvleei, S.it . 2.30 p m .
at Ateo, N. J. Int. Ateo, Remain may he
viewed Frl ev Train leaven Market et.
ferry t n. m
rturND. on Dee. in 1017. MA TIT 13.
ritJVD 'nee Iliimell, widow of lite Thomn
11 Friend need A3 ear Relatives and
friend and Poven-int Thapter Nn. 100.
0 i:. fl . Willlnm IVnn Lndce. No fl Shen
herds of Tkth.eeem; Turttan Council. No.
R3 D. of I. TMute Council. No 211. D.
ef P : Avalon Circle No. 4."i J. F. nf A .
nnd members of Greenwich Presbvtertnn
cmrIi, Invited to funeral, on Saturday, at
1 oVlock from her late rftdrnc-, 210 S.
3-1 t. Service In Oreenvvlch St. Presby
terian Church at 2 o'rlnck Int. private.
IV rn wood Cem Htm iln may be vlevrid
I'ridiv . 'enlnt.
C.KNTNIIH Dee p' ANNA. vldnw of
John Oentner (nee Hlvele), need 40, Hela
i-nvvri"v iw ! vimi m ,... ! otonnouh. lf of John v.(lnnl.il II'I.i- I mass Church nf citiity 11 v ji. 111 h tn
l'r, k I' ronmen lYrlJ'tl"., and Vtintt " '" W"'" '"VT1 !" 'n 2s.n," ' " Kl'lTltA""n". P T" MMtTIIV ldn,v of
' Ti'.-VmkII -i,VUT.'.-".ir. -I.ll'. N soUrMiKINT.l:V-Suddctv. I,er II JAW5M M;nUon,,ry... I..t. prhat-. W-.t U.ur.1
nf YUlllum II nnd Klleal'th V. Cre.im-r I himbanil of llnmn I. MfKlnlev (nr. Itrlni; '"" .'.".'J . ,. .. v .., , ,
.irM II lt.-mtls and friends Imlte.l to I Inlmrfet) mi.l oti of Into Willlnrn II nnd ....J .' V"."1 V .K J.i "r tIt,',.. t, i1 itii"
n r- t"i ri 11111 iiil. im iviiir 11 it nun iii"i iruri'- iv . i'i nni -"-
DEATHS
llrw tind frUndu lnltpd to funeral trv.ept.
Bun.t l p, rn. m N, llollyvrnod t. n
tnalnn may bn viewed flul.i T to 0 p. m. Int.
Northwood Cem. Auto fnneral.
OKHMANUH Tn Itev. Ilrother OKUMA
.NTs ,hm on Pec 11 Rt Pt Frnnrld'n Indue.
trial Hchool, IMdlnirton. Vn Divine office of
the denfl 7.n p. tn Krl at Kddlnctnn. Fu.
nerol Men. morn, nt Ammondale, MJ.
mnpON. fife. 13. ef diphtheria
TIRTIlnil c. daughter of John A, nnd Oer
trtido (Jlt.non Knee Prhlndler), fifed 5. Keel,
dence. 202.1 i; Cumberland et, No funeral.
Int km morn., Oakland Cm
fllKiOU ne. 1!1, MAntUItRTT., deui.
Jer of Uto Thome nnd Marnaret Oroom,
Itrlailvee and frlendu, S-t, .Inarhlm'a II. V
M Hodlltv and I,f"ue of Hnrred Heart. In
vlted to funeral, Mon., 8.M a m . fM2
(IrIpom at , Trankford Holemn requiem
trii.il Kt, Joachim's Church lu a. m. Int
Mt. Jnnchlrn's Ceni
HAnn Suddenly, Ier IS, rAUOMNK.
widow nf John Hire Iue notice will h
rUen. reetJenrp of d.uihtpr-lnlftw, Mr,
Mary Ilooth. 2ND H .td et.
IttnntNH t Wret rophohfckpn Ta ,
)r i- JANR, vldow of Thomni ItlBBlll.
Ilplftthi-i and friend lnlted to funeral.
Hat .Sam 12t Cedar ne.. West I'onho
liorVen. lllah ttiRM of requlpm Ht Oer
triid-'a Church Ham Int. Ht. Matthew'a
Cem
1ttnntV4tn UVif Pninhncken Tic
II JOrrlt Jf rti of late lane nnd
Thnmia IllKBln. Tlelathn and fnnr1 In
cited to ftinreat. f-ftt H n m 121 iVdir
no We t'onihohorken Hlah miai of
rrquAn t. lprriidAn Church 0 a m Int
Rt Mitthr-r'a Cem,
holt. pop. 12. ini? cnitHTopunn.
on f chrl-itophpr nnri Johanna Unit ned
2 Itpitlpa nnd frlend-i alio emplojee
of !lariln Ihvv, Co., Pth and rtrppn p'
are Imttpd to ntttnd funeral. Mon -'i'
n m from hie parent' reeldeprp. ai"fl N.
Mth t olern rpnil ?t. hlah hum nt
cpjpu Chrutl Churrh 2Tth and Allcnhcny
ai- Tnt Holv Hepiloro Crm
.VM.lM! .rve 11 THANK ann of Mirh
rathiPtn nnd tut I'hTflea T .Tollne nela
'v nnd frl'tid lm Itd to funeral "f(rp
Pat 2 p m mother' peldenop IHI1 H
17th t Int rrlxatp. Weal Laurel II ill
i m Ir! may rail l rl., nftrr p. m
Auto crit"
KTITTI KM P per. II. 117 1.T.IZA.
Mi-Til KtlTTI.rilVNP wtr rt rrnlertrk
William KVttlehand nn :,(). ltolatirp and
friends Invited to funeral erre Sat 2
in 2PM Maerhpr t Int Oreenmount
Cem It'-mnina may h lewpd Trl pnlnt
KfI.KVi:U Per ll PANIP.I. H KIRK'.
NT.It atipd n Itplitlvi nnd friend T't
Wahlnnton Iodte No 30S V and A M
tnltrd to funprnl Hun, 2 P. m Tountiln
Inn Harren 1 1 111. Ii Serlcp-i P.irr-n 1I11I
Lutheran Church 3 r, m. Int. adjoining
cem
i.Ai"itr:NMAvi:u po x ihciiahpa
n of IuIIh nnd Into Char'ea l.arhniriipr
ntrd II pmIop ton . 2 p in preriev,
r ror 2M nnd Alleih.nv Int trlatr
I.AYTON Per. 11. TOIIV n . huhand of
!nrv inl oon of late Thomna nnd J'lirnhpth
I nvton, ttentlpi and friend tnlted tn
fun rnl Hnt. h'3ii a ni , tjrother-ln-Iaw'a
residence. Wnrreti I. Tapper. 427 N Jtobln
eon et Tn( of roqulpin. Church of Our
I.adv of the nnaary 10 n tn Int Holy
Srp'ilrhro Cem
i.i:r nn io 12. mi7. STi.Pitrv c
eon f iato Stephen P nnd Cuthirlne C
l.er IlplntupR nnd frlrtid liultpd to fn
nernt, on Sit inornlmr. at r-viork
from thp rhlpnr of hi hrother. Hdmond
A I.pp tdl.t N 11th at Solomn miii nf
requtm Churrh of tlw Holy Child in n. in.
Int Holv Crna Com Auto funprnl
LINCOLN' Pee 11 POHOTIIV M
druclitp-" of Alfred ami Lillian Lincoln ajtvd
1 nr 7 monlh II latlvp and frlenda in
MtM to funer.il nonlrc Sat , I p ni 21
Woodhlnp ao Parbv r Int prlitttp
M.Mii:it per ti ih:p.th otto
widow of Toepph P Mah-r nnd daughter of
l.ertha and lato Oporito Willi im Otto rtela.
tlip nnd frtPiid-i Incited to funprnl ertpp
.t 2pm. residence of brother. Wlllhm
r ntto rill Che-.t-r ne Int. Vernuonri
Cem ttfmatn may bo leued I'rl. cr
j Auto arlro
Mir-PONALP, Pep in 101T JOHN Mae.
pnN'ALP rimer. 1 frlope. Irl . rc 4,
11H7 r.nn I'ort.r at. 12 re-on int prhate
1 MarlNTOMI Ppp 12. 1P17 .Kilt 1 hup
1 Itand of Kmm i 1 Maelnto'sh HB''d 77 Ilpja.
Uui HPd frliMiil-t .hltnl to funprit ferilrp-
hat J p .n rpald-n'p Alfrd Marlntneh.
-, mm -n. i M' Hull. N 1 tnt nrUat-.
I MrANALLV Pep 11. rnTP.lt ImahnnA
i of latn T.lten U pallv HHatP-! and
1 frlcndi Hnnln Marl i Count II. No 211 K of
I c Pinpiop-i of Mldnp Htet Wori ln-
lted to funeral Pnt s ,10 n tn . 321 II.
I Chplten np . tlermantowii Solemn renulem
mani t Vlnrpnt ! Paul' a Churrh in a. m.
Hit New cathedral oni. Auto erio.
MpCI NN I)pp 12 ANNIH McdANN.
ltpr of Intp Mirtln V Mollann. Itelatlp
and frlnda lnlti.l to funeral Mon S-10
a ni . (Mixer H Hair HMir . 12i Chptnut
ft Solemn hlah tnae Ht I'ntrlrk'a Chunli
Hi n rn Int Ne Cnthtdrl Cm
.Mf (in.NMiAI IPP II, .MAHUAHIir J.
,1.1. I... II, .1 In fiiiiernl . Nnl . 7.30 a
I'ntl'w Oxford st lllnh mass hi Klltn
'leth's Churih I) u. in Int prhate Auto
sertlcn
Mi:i.rlll;lt Dec ll. PMlAtt. ldow of
(leoriii- V Melcher Ilelallies nnd frlcndi
t lntt,.it to funeral eertlcca Sat ..In m.
I parlors of M J Sejmour. 1S0H N 11th at.
i Int private
MKIIIIDII If On Dee. II tnl7. SAM.
l l'l:l, I, MKRKDITH son of lato Captain
Samuel W nnd Ktnmi J Meredith, a.ed .,1
''cirs Itelnthee and friends Hulled tn
' fun. r.il srrMcs on Friday, nt 3 p m from
r'sldeneo of brother.ln-l.i Jumea 1 Saun.
ders. Jr.. ni S .'.Olh st ml relvnle
I IVrnwnod Itemnlns may bo viewed Thur..
, JjJ. ;,''!"',. ,,'V,'" "ervlre. ...,.,,,.
,. , IRHJIIKJMII II I".;. 11 IILANCIII.
I l.lAlli'.TII diuahter of Ainbrns, and
JrIIIllt j if psi'T-reillllll, IIKI'U l lll'l MH'l' nim
friends lnlted to funtr.il crvlces. Rat.. U
n m. nirenl r ildeni t?. ntt.". N. 2Mh t.
Int. HlllHltW Crm. ln trrHloy. rottltlfl
EHiieri. i nny.
MILI.KR Dee 12. OIHRLUS, husband
of Loula W Miller (nee Sch1erhtir anecl
to Helnthf and friend Invited to funeral,
Sat 8 30 n, ni, 1122 N Hencc-ck t He
nukm rn 11 10 u in st Peti r'a Church.
Int etrlctly private Please omit flower
Remain may be viewed Frl cv
MOOlin t OIoueter. N. J. Iec 13
HMILY C MOORH. Affed 37 Relative-, and
friend invited to funernl er vices parlors
of D C ChrUly. i:imer. N J, Mon 130
P m. Int KImer, N. J. Remain may be
viewed Sun , 7 to It p. m . at brother-in-law's
resMence William J. Orcm. 2J7 Her
iTt-n st. o;ioucester N J
MPLLKH At F.lltnbeth N" J. Dee. 12.
HA1.KY OSCAU. sm of late Christian and
Hllzabeth Hnder Muller Relatives and
friend Invited tn services. Sat . 2 n in .
residence of brother-in-law , F tj Colllson,
211 Lafnette ae,
Arlington fern
Colllnardale. ra. Int."
MCHPHY Dee. 11. SARAH, widow of
William H. Murphy, tikcd ."), Rflatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral Sun,, 2 p m ,
2.'i3 I(ermltaffo st , Man.uunk Int, West
nlnter Cem Friend mav rail Sat. eve
MTHHS. Dec 12 1K1T OKORni: W.. Sr ,
son of the late Adam and Mnrfc'aret Myers,
need 73. Relative nnd friends, also Frank
ford Lodffe, No. 202. F and A. M ; em
pluves of Survey Dt pt. nf Phila., and all
other organization of which he was a mem
ber, Invited to attend funeral, Snt., at 2
Fm. preeli?l from hi late residence. 1034
farrlon St., Frankford. Int. North Cedar
11 1 It Cem,
Nin.M;TKR Dee 11. WILLIAM A., hu.
1 and nf Kate. Ntemeyer (nee Laneater),
seed R3 Helntivc and friends Invited to
funeral service Sat , 2 30 m . 4f.8o Duf
field st, Franitfunl Int. prtvato Oakland
Cem
O'HAOAN Dec 13, at 1714 Mnnter t ,
MARY. Widow nf Alexmder O'Haffan. Due
notice of funeral wilt h tlven
0'MAI.LV:V Hudd.nH. Dec 12. PAT
IUC1C J , husband of Margaret (tiff Finn)
and son of Rertha nnd late Patrick O'Mallev,
ef Hotcommnn County (lalvvav. Inland.
Relative and friend Invtte.i to funeral
Mon. H.30 a m 3232 N Wondslmk St.
HUh renulem mum Church of Holy Souls lu
a m Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto fu-
O'NIHLL Dec 13 HLLl.N O O'VFII.L
(nee Mullen) widow uf Charles J O'Neill
at 1210 S Hrond t. Due notice of funer-t
PARCKLS Dec 13 MKLVINV PAR
CKLH, aKed Hi Relatives and friend In
vited to services Sat 2 p m. 2714 N Bin
st. Int Cedar Hill Cem
PARCHLS D-e 12 MKLLIH PARCKI.H
Relntlvea and frlnd Invited to funeral
rvlces, Hun ,2pm. 1241 K Fletcher st.
Int prlvntr. North Cedar 1(111 Cem
PASi:WL. Dee 11 LOlMS PSSf.HL
wife of Thendore Passehl nued 74. Hela.
the and friend members of Herman Kvan
irellcal Lutheran KmanueTa Church. 4 th
end Carpenter !.. Invited to funeral terv
lce Sat , 1 p. m , 2017 S Mh st Int.
private Frlendi mas view remains Frl.
rv "f. r Ice
PATTFRSON Huddenlv. Dee 12.
FLORA WAHFORD. widow of S(nator John
J Patterson. Relative and friend Invited
to services, Sat., 2 p. m., Oliver II. Hair
PKJTlltf' 'A.
Wjr.. 120 Chettnut al. Int. atrlctly prl
vate. MlffHntown, ra.. tpera rleaaa ropy.
PAXTOMPe. 12. HAZEL PR POIt;
HOWS, wife of Joeerh L. Paiton and
slaughter of L. Kdcar and Ftorene Putllffe,
ItelMlvei and frlenda Invited to funeral
"" Sat , 2 n. m.. parenta reeldenee,
a0 Catharine at. Int. private. Auto fu
neral, rnrnd-i may call Frl.. 0 to 0 p. m.
rlPKR per. 1. 11T MAHV.L HKNPOM.
daiurhttr of the fate William V, and KHa
'flh H. Piper. Helathea and frlenda In
S'd I to funeral eervlroa. on Hat . 3.30 n. m.,
MI M Punham at.. Mt. Airy, tnt, prhate
t rortTKn Pee. 11. WILLIAM L., hua.
''"M.ttf Panntrt, A Porter, nelatlvee and
friend, alfo Pt I.utce'a M. H. lUhle Clanti
cnttM Proleatant rellonehlp; Camp No.
MO. P o. H of A.( and empln)e nf Art-man-Treleh!er
Co.. Invited to funeral erv
ifea. rn., R p, ni , 2304 a. 2nth at. Int.
PAltJ-lmrv, Md , Rat., rn arrival of 10 a. rn.
train from Ilrond St. Station.
iWRn-On Pec II. 1017. WILLIAM
M POWl.n, aon of Itoaanna and late Cor
jellui IVmer lnneral Mon at P a m
from re-sldenop of hla lter, Ioulo Pte
Pheni. r.n2 tRCf nt Hlah ma at odr
Lady of Unaary Church 10 a in Int. prl
ate Cathedral Cem
rt1Vfttsif.t.ns) . c. l.t.. an
rAnilCIC PUKVPIHIUSPT. oaed 21 Hela.
Mvea nnl friend Incited to funeral Mon.
1 i .30 a m . r". lenee of brother. Thomae
i rrnueriraai 170a -. i.im""ri it. foienn
Mah man Ht. Hlltabrth'a I'hurch, 2.1d enl
Tierka Nt o a m Int Holy Cmi Cem.
Atitn funeral.
QIMfH.nV Pee 12 MM1T I OVTOLV.r
dnuahter of laf Peter an-1 Mirv Oulalev
llelathe and frl nd InMte.) to funprnl
Ton , 30 n vm reMeppp at v' r hrothee,
HIO Cre-ipent Minavunk HMpmn hlh
requiem m- Pt John the Mnptlt Churoh
10 a m Int Pt. John'a Cem
ItKILLVpfe 11. nt rrt IIndln
V J PI.NN1P on nt Ann nnl Iwte Patrlelc
It-Illy Uelrttlvet and rrlerd Invited to
funeral. Sat R 30 n m retllence .lame
T Palttran 2032 I! Allegbenv ave Hotemn
requinm mi Pt Ann Churrh 10 a. m
Int Pt Ann' rem
IMTTT.lt Pee 11. F.LTV.HT.T W.lnw
of Christian Hitter nivil ho 1llah-ea end
friend 'nvlted to fun rat arvlree Mon 2 p.
in -113. nrehanl t . rmnkfonl. ltemdn
mav Iw viewed Hun., ft tu 10 p. m. Int
North fViUr Hilt Cem
nni: Hop 11 jri.TA A MpCCK widow
of WlllUm J" Hoe Timp pntlre of funeral
will be riven lflK H. 13th t
nncsiiACK ive 11 rnKpr.nicic A.
hubanrl of Anni F Itobark npe Howev)
an1 eon of Piullne nnd late CharJp Ito
hark nffe.j no Uetatlie nnd friend-.. Court
Itotort P Dechert Council No m I O
I A . Invited tn funpnl eerxlrp. I'rl . 8
P ni 1131 Toronto at Int rrlvat Httiln
ton Cem. ClirkaWo, N J., Fat . in a tn
AtitomnMlA funeral
PWA.H. Ppp 12 rifAULi: W on nf
hnrJe Land and lato Hnnnnh lavage naed
7 ear rtplntlve nnd friend Norrl
Square IT V Purdav Pebool William r
Miller Public Kehool invited to funeral eerv
lee pt 2nm re'dcnpp of aunt, Mr
Mrv Jomtin 2117 V. How nrd t. Int.
Pr'vite Vots Cetr Hill rm
scitnrs'tvo p e i mi?, Hvnrnr.T
P w-dew of Lewi K Pehoenlnc and ilituh
er of the lite Tnhn and Harriet Hannen
1 tela live nnd friend Invited to funeral
"H!pps ot'p"' reeldenee Mr Idi II Mr
Carter 010 W Patiphln Ft . on Pat., at 2
p m lot private
SCW-t I-r. 11 tH'PTAV A Kr.hu.
band of i;ili It Prhwnh ItclatU nnd
frletul H It li nnd L Ao . Invited to
funeral. Pit S n m , 1011 Maeter t
Pntemn hbth tmM Church of the Ovi. Int.
Holv ItPdeenier Cem
proTT Nor l.urtlncton. N J. Pee 11
MAPY n nidow of iM-irlea H Prott nirpfl
70. Itelntivea nnd friend Invited to funeral,
rrldepoe of aon-ln-Inw. rredeelrk XV. Phd
aker, Cnmden pike ne.ir Iturllnitton N .1 .
Sat 2 p. in. Int. private, Odd I'ellowa'
Cem
BCOTT !)ee 11. PIMONMV PCOTT 111
nttve and frlendu. Proton Thlitt Society
and Clwi Cimeron, No. til O, H C. In
vited to funeril ervlrr Prl . m .
T.ndire lnne. II of lverlnpton Mllt rd .
Cvnwvl. Pa int private. New York nni
lloton napera copv.
SIMON Ppp 13 rilAULTIM huehand of
Wlnfred Pinion (noe Leonnrd) aired 13.
Itplutivps nnd friend) Invited to prlre,
Mon . '2 p. in 17 N Itlrat t Int Mt.
Morbih pmi. IVIend inv roll -tun eve
HIX'LINU Pee n. LH.LI N. wife of
Inhti It Klpllns affed 27 IlphttHe hii.1
friend, member of Iiethpl I'reahvterlan
Churi li. Invltpd to funeral errvlee Pun . I
P m.. 202S N. Tany at Int. Mt Peace
Corn
HMITH Pee 12 cnrj.t.lA widow- of
Itobert .smith (nee MrCnnnell) nnd dnuahter
of Cornellu and Mary MeCoiinell llelatlve
and friend Abraham Lincoln Auxlllarv No
31, P of V . I S A . emplovi) of Hill ti
Collins Paper Mill Invltpd to funenil Mnn
H 1't a tn 212 17 Ann i-t Polpnin renulem
tilr tlLdr 1 k.ft I'hnclnnt t
smith v n im hai;i u , .iuimni
of KItnlvth1 A. Smith nce Unrtel), aceil
nt. Rents and friend. Pavunk Trlb
No. no I O H M. nfft'-er f 2d nnd 38d
. DUlrlet t ml Ire. pntlee Penlon Society Df
Philadelphia. Invited to funeral Sun . 2 n
m 2"3(i Srjbert et Int Pern wood Cem
Friend ran view remain Sat. eve. Auto
aen'ce
I SPF.NCI.R Hee 11. MART 1.VKI.TN.
I diuahter of William XV and F.mma 11.
I hpepeer. tiffed 10. Relative nnl f rl nd In
vited to funernl eerv Ice f-Mt. 2 p. m , .F.."20
I Morton Uermiintnwn '"t Tlvnt
I 8TAIlT3.ni. Dec. 11. ANNV O. wife of
I Prnnk P Pttirtxel, aired 31, Relntlvea and
friend Invited to funeral eervlee Snt . 2
' p m rs'dence nf mother Mr . Kreher.
1 21 N Kdzevvnoil t (0th nnd Vine t ).
int private. Remains may bo viewed Frl.,
7 to it p m
TUAlNKR Deo n lll.TZA A lltVINfl
1RAINHR. widow of Wm, 1. Trainer Rel
Htlven and friend Invited to funeral i-erMcen,
Mon. 1pm. Trainer, Delaware County.
Pa Int private
VOI.KMAIl On Dec 12. 1017. MARY H.
VOI.KMAR. widow nf Charle if. Volkmtr,
ared HO ear Itelntivt and frkud in
vited to funeral ervlrea. on Tuc . nt 11
a m. at lte residence, 1037 N. trankllu
t. Int private
1017. CIIAUT.KM "WAUXiRKHN. Relatives
nnd friend InTlted to funeral service, on
Sat , at 3 v m.. at residence f J. Wesley
Uowen 101H S. 2d t. Int private.
WAI.KHIl In San Pranetco. Cnl., on
Der. 10 1017 HORACi: M WAI.KHR. for
incrlj of Mlddletown, Del need f.-. Nntlro
nf ilite and place of Interment will be pub
llMied later.
WAI.SH Dec 12. JAMi:S J . hushan1 cf
Manraret (nee McCarthy) nnd on of lnt?
litm i and Mnn Walsh, of llalllnrobe. Cnun
1 1 Mavo, Ireland. H;lHtlej and frlnds. Dlv.
I No (17. A O, II.; Court IWvlew I. of A.,
Invited to funeral. Sat S 30 a m . mother-
Iii-Ihw's residence. Mrs M McCarthy. 2721
N. 20th st. Solemn requiem ma. Church
of Corpu Chrlstl, 10 n. m Int Holy Cross
Cem
WILLARD At the iK.ino of Oliver .Tnn
nev near Finn's Park. Pa,, Dee, 12. 1017.
MARY KLVTT WILLRD at an advanced
nee Relatives and friend nre Invited to
nttend funeral, without further notice, from
the M. H. Church. Somerton, Phi la , on Sat..
Dee, 13 at lo So a. m Int. Vllliam penn
Cem. Train for Homrton leaves Readlnir
Tt rrnlnal ut 8:43 a m.
WOOD Dee 11, MALVKRN II, husband
nf Hllzabeth and son nf Prank W. and
Mnr. A Wood, nued .14. Relatives and
friends Invlt'd to funeral, fi-vt . 0 a. m..
father's residence, 401111 Apen st Services
Frl . K n. Vn. Int Hillside Cem
YXRNALL De 13. 1017. HJ.LI.N VIU
OINTA. daughter of Charles H. and Kuthrn
W. YnrniU
LOST AND FOUND
I:YF0LVSSI:H. koM rimless lost Dec R
11th ". ht. Winter & Market, rew. 0723
feed XV. Phi In
l.ti.s'i Ilov srevhoundi blu and fawn f
malei collar marked Olln Finney, Heth
Ajrr owner' name, reward. Phone Ileth
A re 1 or Filbert 4500.
HONDS Lost. In New York clt on Decem
ber 7 10 I loon bund t per tent V S
flov-rntnent Second Liber tv Hond Nn leftld
to No 18:125. Inclusive Liberal reward will
le aM for their return or for Informitlnn
reulllne In their recover Address J 144.
Ledger ,Vntrj
MUFI Lost, December 11. a settUkln mulf
on Chestnut or Walnut at., between 11th
and 13th 400 H. 13th st. Phonn tyi2J J
Riward
WATCH Lost blaik enamel watch and
chatelaine lncrusted with diamond
Finder plesse retn-n tn 2-.31- Loet st and
reetvei reward Phone Spruce 203.
FOPND bv the Treaaury Department of Pie
United State a sure, wife ami may way
nf aavlns Huy thrift and war savin
stamps 4 12 saved now vleld S3 In 3
jcurs. Stamps on sale most an where.
iigty.yjufapl
tOOTff rACTOHT wa4 tr5.'
tlearnara and experienced ivtd
nciAt.
or over,
hourat ateadv work: 'monthly
noaiimn in waiceai cnan
ennttnuatlon eehnol, 22'
C! 1 1 LPNL'Il P K Hxperlenretl
tn taae rnarae or 3 enn
Phone Ardmora M73 XV.
CLI7HKH fof orne nf larr reiall eoneernt
(tend hotir. with adraneement dependlnc
upon a hi llty 4 aalary to etart to, I 100.
t-fer Onlre.
t cofrmMKTKi; npnnAfoh, thornuahTy
etperlencedi hoara ft" .30 to flj Saturday, It
no overtlmei irood aalary. American Storei
Co 00 Nohle.
oinLs
2 fttrl wanted aa cop) holder In
proofroom of rventnip newpaper.
Apply fifth floor. OUU Cheetnul at.
OITILS
2 rlrl wanted, over HI. a tn.
enaer In comnoalna room nf eve
nlna newspaper. Apply fifth floor.
000 Chetnut t
CHIIL fnr office work edvaneementt ee-ary
? Applv aeponntln dpt . let fl"or, Puh
IIpJ pfl-erCo nth and Chetmtt tt
lU-CPCWOllK Oeneral hniennr- ervant;
v,lte jtnnd plain rook, 2 In fnmlly. no
walilnK eountrv houp, aood vvap-p to rl'ht
Pirtv Write Rlvln ntx experlene and
ferenep. c L Nrwromb. Jr . Klklna.
ItPHPlIWtmK Hvperianerd maid: rnod
rook ano.I wiifpa Prone Melroe 132 or
'all CHurch rd nnd Oyonts ave, Hlkin
Park Pi
HOt'Si:VOHK White rrl wanted for yen.
eml hnuaework pood home. Applv 232
? ,!'.!t'trr',"' "r Pionr Itotborourh 001
LArNPIlK. white 2
ererre Call at 2112
m 0 to 10 p. m.
da per vreek; ref
Pine at , R to 10 a
PPHS rnilPimS wanted on Jon nnd rvl.
ii.ur i"e urmvn nancy (jo., t rank
Hn and Ulow bh
KciinrMtY.HrnNoouAPiirn ridence
-". -"in'si.on union ior uer cntinren,
C-'u..,t..'mrnU ??" Takc lk trolley to
.'"1111 II T IIIH-ll'- t
STT.NOortAriir.n
r.rnnri:rrr' Af.o i-ir.r: ri.r.nu'
rLTt'.' Jivl.lV,7.,,:,,nl; '"' TVI-KWIllTIVOi
sii:.T. jinA.xii.s'Attt.K nouns """','1-"
Tin; WAKRIl OATS CO.
iu:. s. watkii st.
KlIIMlllltAI'llCIl clMwrtunltv Is nffrrerl
fnr lirlaht nunir Indv In Inrirp pornorntlon
must b ronipplrnt ani! nmliltlnus, irr, I snl-
..iiu rMtiii i.t.rtv .1 .',. I.ogor linir.
Mi:.MW!il.I'lli:n Insurnnoc rxn ,r.'f.. Imt
net n,-rrssr. rcf. op.: uoo,! ry. i-nsv
ti"urK, I.umUr Mutual, llocm sill, 1130
ti.-", i , ,., r , , n ll phi,
MTKNOOUAIMirilt ulth ofnctrn?r".
n who Is nulrlc tun urcurslc nt fluurcs
r,r,',rri'1 Atpl in person llh rrfcrrncps
II I; Tnnnir & Urns m
TKM'linit Kncllsn
fall f.otn lu n in
IS't H nclth st
In Instruct B.ntlfmnn
to 4 p. rn AtamaZDV,
WOMAN riprrlrncr,i, to ,io clnnlnir by tha
ilty, 4(ls Lnrrhwood ave.
lot NO I.AIY In larirf. orrtcs; must 1.0 .
rerlrncrd In crncnil offlr. worki rapid and
arruratc nt (lsurrs. etat" rxpirlsnC9 and
snlsr wntitsd P 101, Ledger Office.
ot.M? IDi wanted with aonie knowledre
of phototrfnphy hulnes-i nd to do hnrno
trnelm In drnftlmr room. Apply Win rp-
' Ti J 20 i N 3twt.
TOPNO l.ADT experienced In freheral nfflc
work salary $0 V 110, Ledcer Office.
HELP WANTED-MALE
HOOKKKKPHR One with some experience
In meat l-ulne preferred; etnte- nire. ex-
rT.nr" nnJ "o-ary expected P 120. Ledger
HOY wanted over In, for
anwer in own handwriting.
nfllee work,
V 103, Led-
HOY
FOR OFFICII. Apply American Tn.
KlneeriiiTf (o Aramlmrn me. and
LeriMnd t Auk for Mr Cawdrlrk
x;um
HOY In larce office, excellent chance for ad
vancement. e.ilary SS. p 113. idt-r
office
IH)Y Ilrieht
liov
for CenernI
Hot 3113.
ofrtce ork
Address O 1. P
HO.S wantid HI rara of ace nnd over, to
learn m,iehlnlC trade with a Inrae and
modern mnchlm- tnnl work hulldlntr ord
nance mnrhlr.erv. nood oppnrtunllle and
best of vnce while lenrnlnff, possible ex
eniptlon for thoe nf military ase. Address
P 034 I,ed-jer Office.
RoY for f iff Ire work, ndvantem nt; salary
Jit App1 nieountlntr dep; , it floor. Pub
Me LMger Co , flth and Qhrstnut t.
,.. . ,. ,,oys wanti:i
letern ttnlon Telegraph, ir.ni Chetnut.
1 .iu HTiui'i' ;us steady work and ttood
u a ires Apply (Irlsnold Worsted Mills.
pirby Pi '
CAR1 ROOM sornnd h.i;id wanted. Annty
John nnd James Dobson, Ine , old Mills
Srott's lane. 1'niu ojhcii"ylUlil .
CARPKNTKRM. ;,u union men. for bulldln:
oper.tt'.in ie per hour 11 hours' work
?,.".' IM4v.f- . Applv Irwin & Lelfihton,
im. nml 1 oplnr.
CHACFFKCR. experunceo Tor Autocar coal
truik stradv employment, cood wases. to
rlffht man. reference. Wiielen JL Co., 24th
and SrdgHv ave.
CHAOFFI.CR3 Six experienced men to
drive A-tun express truck; lons;-dltane
work, cool waces. atuto particulars. P 123.
I 1 ffer Office ti
CI I AUFFH L'ltS wanted Apply Quiker City
oitl'r. 'viil xtZ"?.1"16""-' ,:m""n"nl
I'liRIIKH wantJ. mnU, rcrtannent and
irun.lrnt iniiijn Apply Adams Ilxprens
to . IHth nnd M irkst.
dock nuir.Di-.ns
DOCK CAnPENTEHS
nn: nnivEns
Pir.II.DrtJVINO FOItEMEN
TrtACK.I.ATINa lXJIlEMEN
WANTED AT ONCB
ArPlS" nt line? ISI.ANI)
UK
131 North 10th street
or Stat. Emplormsut Tlureau
Jl Arch street, second floor, or
Idral Emrloment Offle
2 fouth 31 street. I'hlUdelphla
AMP.nii-AN' I.VTEIt.VATIOVAI,
BIIIPIIUILUINO COItl'unATION
CM'ANEII ANli IIYI-Mt UVPERIKNrTn
IN AM. IIRANrllKri, TO MANAGE
I.AHOE CLEANINU PLANT. VAfANCY
I'AI'SKD IIV WAR: EXCELLENT OPPOR.
TI'NITV MANHATTAN t'I.EA.NINT AND
DVEINO fJ . 14-j II 8T . . K.. WASH.
INflTON I..C
Cl.EHK famlller with piircnasiiic. rorre.
siHiuleni.o anil trarllu (or electrical supply
company, aon.l position for cneritetlc and
capolilo ouna man. 1017 Race st.
DRArTSMAN WANTED AT ONTE.
WITH
CHEMlfAI. ANIl ACID EXPEHIEN
ENPIli
nruM (itipoiitiimitv run mnin. mim
STATE SU.ARY EXPEfTED APPI.t
1IY LETTER TO nOX b. DELAWARE
CITY. DEL.
I!IAI"1SIKM. MKCltAVIHAI. T. M.tall
men wanted at once, In reply state as
experience, Hillary, etc. F.ntrlneerln: Dt
parnneni, mo Auiocnr uo , Aramore, i'
nuui rain in
re lorjpBnnceTn-infi
fi IV. liWahtn at.
viMHI woman
djRrjfeferencea.
Ermwi
Dllivr.n ror I.utMWr ft
ro-.llini frr
r.nrtm.nt. Applr Ph(l
llc l, I
imivr.lm iettrvr rorle routu ma 1
Nnil.
Apni jiimt ii.rmsntown
HNaiNEEn
Nlht nxln..r
On. who undsrstitnd.
hlah'.p.tl i.nln..
Kenfr.tor. and nrok.r.
7 nlvht. wtK
Add re. .
r. o. Do i ttut
"II.D3,'
&
KNOlNKr.U f JcenaeO ensloeer w.
flrat-clae man. Annly A me r lean
alneerlna- Co., Plant No. 1, A rami ma ;
11 mi 'iiiiiitih n i hi.
LS(HNKi;iI
tor; M lira
wantc4 who unleratan
i'uuiic reqffvni
FII1KMAN
win
m,
opncna mHLniNo , nqiLpngJ
'"'ii'i . r i i.AiM t-l-IAJllISThytti,
LAND TITLK Jll'ILUINQ
,.'i.AP .." ' Avi
i.ni"v:fi ".Tji
-"
TJf
riir.ffiifp in Att5-vit r..,t ...uiu
Ply irtilnm.ieter'iioom ll. .vlth A 6l
imij.i'.in i .nniuriiavmornintf
ilo.SILUV ltOAIIIHWls. experle'itced on
hand pre, for Infant' work. UcrmaM
izth
itni-rv .in in .1.-1 1, ieninion ave.
JOII PUKNSAlA.N ill nrivatn i.rlntln
Appiy liouanion iTe, j-iascntr ana 8Wt &
cret t . f,ij
I.AlIOnEIlS
6 o AN HOUR
AT
HOO ISLAND
8 II I P r A It D
OOOD WAGES! STEADT WORK
rHACTICAI,. mOFITADLB
TATnlOTISSI
rientr of Opportunity for Ovcrtlm. li
Sunday work. Convenient tranaportatlM.
:
3re .n hour for A hour.
Tim nnd nnlrtlme for ovcrtlm.
ja B for 10 hour.' work
128.10 for 7-day week
Apply Rt onr, nt
IIOO ISLAND SIIIPTARD
j. ul
s
Train tt. A O
nit rwrfs
14th and Cheitnnt ltl.,1 I
B.ln a. tn . 7 04 n. m.t P. R. R.. Hroa lb
and Wnshlnrtnn avs., rt a. m. and J . r.l
jirauma. aiat st. nna iiirara ave., 0:10 m,
and 7 a. m. KARE, 10c.
Trolley. Take nnul 37 (Ch.st.r
l.ln.). nr Itnute S.I ftslnnd rtnnrt
heii
i.tn,.v,A
(..iCJ'i. .
whlrli csn bs rearhed bv ear. on nout,.,
is, j.t un, an and 70. rAnn. ne. compaBTTtEvV
i.i" iiirci i , it. i. rats, ni l'sin si. ... rin.,j'jt'
direct to tho yard with IllEE -rvlc. r j1'
Sperlal lioat leave. Chestnut at. whirl.
unaware juver. it a m., . a. m., itf
2.30 p. m. and 0 p. m. TARE, 10a.
Or apply Stale Employment nur...
1321 Arch at., .econd floor, or
FVdr.I Employment Offlc.,
132 S. 3d St., DHL., P.
AMnnifWN INTErtNATIONAT.
smi'iiuii.Dixu conroBATio."
: i .
boo LABonens . ' ,
WANTED r-ft;
LONO JOB s -i
ii.)ii. ju iiaur iiib run uvbatin!
xitr ivn ir M 1 Tltm rvr c.Aqrn.t.4sl'- i
AITEItNOON fill-l
TIME AND IIAI.ITIMn TOR SUNDAT S'A
WOIlli '""T'i
85 CENT3 TER IIOUH .'
TEN 1IOUI13 PEP. DAT
LOTS OF OVEP.TIMB
'i
Minif rnv!flTnurinvf rft- ms.
-.ra,
ntimi T.vwr. OTAT.frsf w i ;
-.w.. u..... ...n..w.. , t, - .
ON CHESTER PIKB
LAiioncrm. a:.c pnn hour
for Jieavv work: J12e per hour for llsht worst .f
40hour vreek mut te flrst-rlaaa men, A tJ1
plv Atlantic Reflnlnir Co.. Kmnloyment 1H V
WWl.WIVIl., UMIllie KlklV - IKIIUD StlSV jJ
200 i.Anonrns wanted
is. io n:R rAV.
Arrir at onci:. r,Mi)ES heating ca.
8 MARKET BT.
CAMDEN
L.IIORERF Italian, Polish nnd cotor.il. for, ic
steel ntant outside of Phlladelnhlat steadylf)
IA.If jtk..l.. flO) ..f.-.U 4 B . W H Tfcll.i Af .-J
m, txyv'f - or in ion. B. iiii-mw j?
Phla, Pa, .. .'
L". Ta. .-J 3
AIIORERS wanted, steady Inildo Job. Xfi 'H
ply India Refining Co.. Swon.on ani Mcs.-Wj
LA
P
Kenn eit -iCa
L1:aI)HI!IIN'1-:1.S Kxnerleneed leadbumtT'V
WHOted fnr in, ni-lf In mir nrdl fflttlt be SL.-Vs.
sober, reliable man with Al reference. At-,
ply Allantle Rennlnr Co.. Kmnloyment 'U
.Mriinuiu, uunnc uaie, .im riiiymw P't,'!. '
-m
MACHINISTS
MACHINK SHOP WANTS JJF.N 753
UINB LATHE. TIORLSO MILL. fL
IIANIlHl r.OOIl WAOKH. STEAOT WCMJ
FOR lriTtfiT.Cr.ARS MKSi KXPKRIICNrF
rtx .... . ... ... m. atm ....SfVftt.
WORK DCSIRAtlI.E IVT, 1
TINDI.E.MORRIS CO.
i-iuuxavivrc. i'A.
4,
.MACHINIST Flret.class machinist waatot',
on renalr uork! nermnnent nosltlon. Ansa.;
Qjaker City RuIiIht Co . foot of Comly (., it .
L WIsslnomlniT. Phlla., Pa. ''ll'
MAV, middle aryd. wanted a. atockkoeMf tfli i
ledtrer; permanent position to rtfht nutans?' ?fc
12 itO, ,-Att.?,1' 4
m
appiv enn chestnut it., sat.. 12
roe Mr Fivnn.
Mfc!N familiar with auto cars to starV Pv
equipping" department; Rood rhanes f or-4V Jf
vancement, only those with a river iimmm,
and toI reed apply. Road Dpartmnrn.
Autocar Sales and Service Co.. 23d and iUr-Vi'.
Lbt I'Klln.litnhla V V iT J .
MH.V WAN'TKle Those fsmlllsr with thifti 1
Irlmmlnrr et nil Irlnrla nt tres. Al TV t
Win Foster. 12(18 N. 31st st. "r',-V
MnsSHNOfUls. Imij or mld'lle-ased fnen,'" Na9
. tor vir UBinrnrp, "riiiK rvifrrncei. At . ili
.- y.'" vnin noor.
m
3.IOLL1CRS Ioeoinotlve evllndee men
open shep, no ttouble. XJerry Foundry.
jowrpn. aio ,
OFFICi: WORK TOUN'O TITAN WAI
for ohicn worki ooon CH
evill nwrKMI.M. APPLY TW
TOCAR COMPANY. ARDMORB. PA
I'APHRCITTTER wanted on liraim A .Car- i"
I rer. to rut rardhoardi man famlllarrtth.
euttlnir Roi insoi. aeorle michlne prererrta-i i
Rfin-P Itnlley Co. Franklin and WlUowr.'f
I Pjvh.ss rKCJiHRK wnnted nn Job an4 clt
I Inder pr.sse. Hrown A Italley Co.. Kraux-v..'
un ana vviiiu. sis. V
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