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I'PEACE FEELING
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
President's Memorable Message and What It
, Means for Germany Uppermost Topic of
Discussion Gossip of the Street
; TN SPITE of c cry thine the peace, feeling prevails In tho financial ills
I X trlcts.
r rrcslclent Wilson's mcniorablo AorIil-nici(igo of Tuesday wan tho up.
pcrmost topic of discussion ninoni: hankers and hroUers us well ns timont;
J tho customers In tho secral bOard rooms, which by tho way, lmo had
fewer vacant chairs for the last ten dajs than for ti Ions time preIou.
Thcro wcro fcomo who raised tho question as to Just what tho 1'rcsl-
dent had In mind in reference to Belgium when ho said that Belgium
"must ho evacuated and restored," Homo thought that It meant tho
restoration of Belgium physically to tho condition In which sho was heforo
( the war, with a complcto icstoratlon of nil tho enormous and oppresslo
( taxes which hao been Imposed on tho Belgians since, tho German occupi
tlon and compensation to every Belgian mibjcct In money us far as money
can compensate, for all tho Ills and losses ho has suffered slnco tho begin
ring of tho war. Others contended that CJeimany could not possibly pay
uch an Indemnity unless It wcro distributed oer many jcars; that tier
many would bo hopelessly bankrupt If tho war wcro ended today. And
what redress In money could bo had, they contended, from a man who Is
bankrupt? t
It was pointed out, however, that (lermmy must lmc an enormous
itock of gold, ns nono or lrtually none has left tho country slnco tho
beginning of tho war. It bus been chcuLitlng In an endless chain from
thu people, to tho banks, fiom tho banks to tho (locrnmcnt, fiom tho
(!o eminent to tho munition and war supply concerns, and from them to
their laborcis, and whatever was lift was again taken direct by tho Gov
ernment In tuxes. And then It must be remembered that Germany 1ms
Impoverished tho occupied countries by levies of food materials and cash,
io tint sho must hao still largo gold resources to draw upon.
Another point many financial men considered wus not tpilto clear,
ninl ono which Fooncr or later must luo an effect upon tho market
when It Is cleared up, and that Is tho point referring to trado cquallt)
Jn-t what Is meint by tho removal of economic barriers and tho establish
ment of an duality of trade- conditions among all the nations consenting
to tljo peace, etc, was a subject of disputed opinion, Somo said It meant
In tho event of tho' Central Towers being still dominated by tho military
misters, tho formation of an economic league of nations which during tho
continuance of tho war and after, would ostraclso tho Central Towers
commercially. Others thought It meint tho throwing down of tirlft bar
riers and opening tho world's markets to every nation on eaual terms, or,
as advocated by Gladstone and Brigl t frco markets for labor and labor's
products tho world over, something which they hoped would arrive at somo
time
Stabilization of Argentine Exchange
Speaking of tho arrangement announced by Seerctaiy of tho Treas
ury McAdo on Monday bust to stabilize Argentine exchange, n. well known
downtown banker who Is In closo touch with tho leading banker of tho
Argcntlno said ho had recently received from him a report on trado de
velopment and conditions In that country which shovecd that of tho
epcndld trado which Germany had built up In that country at an enormous
outlay of money and brains nbout 60 per cent of .t Is now being dono by
tho United States and JO per cent by Great Britain.
Ho gao It cm his opinion that a similar situation prevails In all the
Bouth American countries whero German trado was dominant before tho
war, and said that oven wcro the war to end today ho ..mild not see how
under tho most favorable circumstances Germany could ev er regain n eon
Iderablo fraction of tho buslncsi she has lost, and which with tho losb of
her merchant fleets It ould require many cars to overcome.
It Is said .'int tho nriangcment made for Argentina bj Secretin y
JtcAdoo will not necessitate tho shipment of gold to that country, and
that special legislation has recently been passed in Argentina to issuo
notes against a gold reserve hero for which thero was no former provision.
Briefly tho plan Is that merchants with bills to meet In Argcntln i
will bo permitted to deposit tho money with tho l'ederal Hcscrve Bank
and tho Argcntlno Government will pay out a similar amount to tho mer
chant's creditor. After tho wur adjustment of balances will then bo mado
and gold to meet them will be shipped to Argentina.
Effective Court Ruling on Income Tax
Thcro aro all kinds of estimates as to tho approximate amount that
will bo relieved from Incomo tax owing to tho recent decision of tho Su
premo Court, and which beforo tho ruling was counted ns Income. It is
aid that somo revenue olllclals had placed tho amount that would bo lost
to tho Government at about $50,000,000.
At least thirty corporations dlstilbutcd btock with a par aluo of
almost $100,000,000' and as tho law was intrcproted before tho decision it
was tho purpoc t tn tho lcclplcnts us though tho par tnluo was
equivalent to cush.
In this connection perhaps tho one who will piofit most fiom tlm
decision of tho Supreme Court Is Charles M. Schwab, of tho Bethlehem
Steel Corpor.iatlou, It Is reported that prior to tho capital Inc-caso voted
last -.car Mr. Schwab owned one half, or $7,500,000. Tho stock dividend of
200 per cent on this basis would glvo him $13,000,000 more. Under tho
decision ho will pay Incomo ta on $15,000,000 less than ho would have
dono otherwise. As by a strict construction of tho incomo tat law and
tho surtaxes tho dividend probably would havo been subject to 60 per
cent taxation.
Discredits Thebru of Attempt to Discredit Liberty 4's
Tho principal member of a well known bank'ntj and Investment liouso
who was prominent In connection with botli Liberty Loans said today
that ho did not bellevo thero was an combination trying to depress tho
Liberty 4sis had been freely stated In financial circles both hero and In
, New York.
He said If Secretary McAdoo would only lequest tho linanclal Institu
tions over which ho has contiol to glvo him data on who were trlng to
sell theso bonds as far as their knowledgo goes ho would find that tl.o
email investors who aro palng by Installments and who found tho pay
monts too onerous and aro stopping their pajments, thus necessitating
tho Institutions through which they originally subscrlbo to dispose of tho
bonds In order to iccoup themselves, were really the ones who aro de
pressing prices.
Speaking of tho possible, rate which tho next Issuo of Liberty Bonds
would carry, he said no financial house or institution any more ihan tho
Secretary of tho Treasury wants to sco tho rate greater than 4 per cent.
. Jf tho rato bhould bo maeeo-hlgheV, it Is contended in some quarters, thcro
" would be a dccllno In railroad one! other bonds bearing a fixed rnto of In
terest to nlmost tho low levels which prevailed during and after tho last
Liberty Loan campaign.
Tho question also arises as to how tho Government could expect to
float another Liberty Loan at 4 per cent when tho last 4 per cent loan is
selling on tho market at less than par, as people would prefer to buy tho
lust Liberty 4b vvhtn they cun buy them at less thun par in preference to
paying par for a new loan. As has been pointed out In this column before,
the only way by which another largo Liberty Loan at 4 per cent could bo
readily absorbed would bo to make, it fiec from Incomo and war taxa
tion at least for amounts of $25,000 or less held by an Individual,
i It has been suggested ns an nltarnatlvo that tho Government Issuo
them at less thun par, but such a plan would not meet with general favor.
No ono hero wants to seo tho strongest financial nation In the world put
out Us own bonds at less than par, even though both England nnd Franco
have dono so successfully.
Another method has been suggested which would appeal to tho gam
bling or epeculatlv e element in humanity, and that Is an Issuo calling for
f redemption nt comparatively early dates according to a scale of premium
' prices to be paid to bondholders in case tho Government called tho bonds
for redemption beforo maturity.
Brokers' Offices in "Waiting" Attitude
Tnero was little activity 'in brokers' offlccs jesterday. Tho reason
given In most cases was that the, country had entered a "waiting" period-
waiting to find out whether we are to enter a long war or an cariyl peace.
More than on Tuesday tho peace feeling prevailed yesterday. It was
remarkod generally that with Britain, tho United States and Germany
all glvlns out their pcaco terms tho way was being cleared toward an un
derstanding. The great dlfflculty, It was remarked, was as to "who" was
speaking for Germany, as Presldept Wlson brought out in his world
message on Tuesday. ' . .,,,.,
A broker who specializes In P. It. T. securities said yesterday thero
were'large, blocks of.stock ready to come out nt 30 and that, he considered
the stock a' bargain at n,
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PREDOMINATES
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FORT ALLEN HOTEL
LOSES ITS LICENSE
One of the Oldest Hostel rics in
Lehigh Vnlley, on Site of
Stockntle
MAUCH CHUNK, Jan. lO.-tJudge
Barber revoked tho license held by
fieorga I!. Ucro! for tho l'ort Allen
Hotel nt Wtiiopcrt, ono of tho oldest
hostclrlcs i the I.(IiIrIi v alloy, on tho
charge of selling liquor tn minors. Tho
court nlso revoked tho lUc-iisti of Trod
erlik U. Tohlman and Charles llclch,
at Hon mansion n. on the eliugo of sell
ing Intoxicants to minors and to per
sons of known Intemperate, habits.
Tho action agilnst tho l'ort Allen
Hou'o was brought by District Attor
ney Setter at the lequest of tho citizens.
Uegel, tho proprietor. Is a brother of
c-e-Shcrlrr Ilegel. Tho hotel stands on
tho silo of old Tort Allen, n stocknde
built In 1765 to protect tho frontier set
tlers from the Indians
Judgo liarbcr grunted ono new retail
liquor license In Tarker township, uer
Hudsondnle, to Thomas 1'. Wetzel, whoso
llccuso was refuned a jenr ago It Is
tho only place between Mauch Chunk
and Heaver Meadon whero travelers
may bo entertained, ami was a hotel for
inoro than a hilt centurj until a jear
ago
Tho Court renewed the Iken'o of tho
John H. O Wessrr Hienerv here. Tho
plmt was aborbeel by the Ortlieli Hrew
ing Conipiny sever il vonrs ago, but
vas nbandoiicd Business is to bo rc
rumed by tho applicant
Many totall and wliolesilo dealers
against whom minor mnipl tints Ind
been mado vvcro toM thit unless tlio
compiled with tho tin strictly In future
their llicnses would bo t evoked.
Carbon County has 181 lletiFtfl
Pisces, as compared with 188 l.it elr. i
Four retail liquor dealers left their
lilacrs of business lat 5 ear, appircntly
foi want of patronage. '
I'On'MMM.i:, li, Jan. 10 Tho
court handed down a decision de
115 Ing the request of tho Law and Or
dct Soelct foi tho appointment of a
commission to Investigate! the saloons
in the mining towns of this count v. Tho
overcrowding of saloons H alleged to bo
respon-dtilo for tho falluro of nnny col
lieries to produce maximum amounts of I
coal.
Tho court does not bellevo It has su
thorlty to appoint a commission, but an
nounced that rnmonstrinres ngalnst i
loons hi tho coil region will receive due
attention The decision npplles to M,i
hano Clt, Shenandoah nnd Minrrs-
111c nnd was nriilo In time to allow
remonstrances to be filed
EDGE LIEUTENANTS
CALL CONFERENCE
Atlantic County Politicians '
Are at Odds Over Gaskell
Candidacy
ATLANTIC C1TV, Jatl 10.
Governor nine's liomo county party
lleutcn.ftits, ut odda over tho iironoseil
Fflectlon of lldmund (. flasklll, JudKC of
tho City Court, for Vrosccutor, liavo
nrranKCtl for a conference. Tlio situa
tion has hcrlous posfclblllties liccauso nf
Governor l.'dce'a ImpcndlnR candlducy
for United feUtcs Senator, nnd the faet
that Atlantic, with IJurllngton, Cano May
nnJ Cumberland counties, will elect a
Concrcssman in the fall Ilcprcsentatlva I
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Bacharacli is cxpccieu in uo ii taiie,i..eu
to succeed himself.
tannine Tlmersoii U ltlch irds. who Is
ready tn nominate Judgo (iasttill. threw
ilovin tho gauntlet to tho co-leaders
In announcing that action upon tho
prosecutorshlp had been held up for a
week nt the request of Congressman
lJaeharach. lleuald:
"I am ptepared to assume full re
sponsibility for whatever transpires In
this connection Governor Kdge will not
Interveno lu a local fight over candi
dates. Ho has accepted tho recomnien
,i..iionQ nf Senators in other counties
and tlid lights of tho Sentjor irnin at-(,j.
l.antlo will bo regarded vvltli equal wcigni
Tho Governor will not beioino involved
In any controversj "
Publication In New Jeibej Municipal
ities, tho olllclal organ of tho New Jer
sey .State I.eaguo ot Munle ip liltles, that
Major llachaiach, u vice piesldcnt ot
the body. Is "preparing to introduce an
ordinances placing tho IIli using 01 gam -
fer'nlrrr'romdaiana
eti.lti.il n. vltrorous denial. Tho bill I
flu, Vlniir tirotioses
to inirouuco iviu
glvo him tho power to control and rt-
voko licenses of pool and billiard par
lors. Such places now nr -virtually
without supervision.
LAUNCH SPROUL BOOM
UN PITTSBURGH TODAY
Penrose Forces United in West
for Chester Man's Can-,
didacy for Governor
PITTSDUIIGH, Jan. 10 fho opening
gun for western Pcnnsjli.iuli in the
gubernatorial campilgn will bo fired
hero todas when Senator 1'cnrot.e and
other Stato leaders arrive, ostensibly to
attend a testimonial dinner to josepn et.
Armstrong, who retired ns Major last
Mondaj'.
Tho boom of William C. .Sproul, Stato
Senator, for tho Republican nomination
for Governor will bo launched for tho
western counties at this dinner, and
with that Senator present. Also William
ll Crow, Ilepubllcan Stnto chairman,
another guest, Is expected to tnko the
opportunity to eliminate finally tall: of
himself as a candidate nnd turn In for
Sproul.
Tho dinner, Incidentally, will mark
tho recognition of Major 13. V. llabcock
as the undisputed leader of tho regular
lepublican OrginUatlon in this end of
the State. Tho new executive, starting
In office on Mondaj-, has long been tho
aetual leader of the Penrose forces
here, although Armstrong, as Maj-or and
In control of tho city organisation, was
tho titular head.
Sentiment amoiig tho Penroso forces
hero Is united for Sproul, provided ho Is
tha choice of the Stale leaders, al
though thero is considerable feeling
that, if possible, tho candidato should
come from Allegheny County.
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Henry Troth Dead
Honry Troth, well known in banking
circles and for many jears pajlng tel
ler of tho Security Trust Company, of
Camden, died at his home 3132 Walnut
street, Mr. Troth caught cold on Sat
urday, which, developed Into pneumonia.
1IO Itai IHO DUU Wl l"3 ' ........... w.
Troth, a provision dealer. Mr. Troth
wan formerly deputy county clerk of
Carriden. Ho married the daughter of
l'dward TJurroushs. former county clerk
of Cmd,en. JIo resided at the Burroughs,
In 3jrcBncviui Pjtui-'i.wQ
BUY THRIFT STAMPS,
PLEA OF BRUMBAUGH
Issues Proclamation Urging
People to Invest and Help
Nation Win War
IIARItlSUUnO, Jan. 10 l'cnnsvl.
vnnlans are urged to put every penny
not needed to prcservo llfo Into
war savings .Jiy Governor Brumbaugh
In a proclamation Issued In sup
port of tho movement for tho salo of
thrift stamps. Tho proclamitlon. which
praises 'the work of tho committee In
charco of sales of the damp, Is as fol
lows: ,
Whereas, Tho National War Sav
ings Committee, under sanction ot
tho Secretary of the Treasury, has un
dertaken the laudiblo and vital scrv
Ico ot placing within tbo resources of
all our people tho worthy privilege of
suppljlng to this nitloti ?2,000,000,-
000 by Iho salo of war-"av!ng atamps,
and
Whereas ivnusvlvnma Is so com-maudlnglv-
an esentlal part of this
great nation, and Ins nlwajs tn tho
pist wars and lit this war dono t full
share In lovallv sustaining tbo nation
In Its houri) of need; and his In tho
Liberty Loans, tho Bed Cross tho
Young Men's Christian Association
nnd other fiscal calls given and given
Well; and has led In tho conserva
tion of food and Is rich In devotion
to duty today, ns alunjM sh has
been.
Therefore. I. Martin Orovo Hrum-
1 audi. Covernor of the Cominon
wiilth of l'eiiusvlvanln, do now call
unon and urco up our neonln to savu
evcrj pennv not nbolutcly needed ti
preserve life and dvoto the funds
thus sued to tho fcrvlco ot this na
tion, that this wsr may be .sppcdllv
won. The funds ctius given the nation
will return to jou with ninpl tewird
In 1D23: and ou will In tho mem
time h iv o learned the virtue mid blos
cilness of -iicilllco nnd the very girat
Jov of having helped win thh war for
democracy and civilization. 1 eniisyl
vanla must In this ril shmv her In
herent power and her unswerving Io
ntt Let evi ry man woman and child
lie a contributing forca In tho aid
of national honor mid Intern itloual
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1 cull upon teachers In the schools,
nil ministers hi tho chinches, nil par
ents In tho homes, all newspapers In
circulation to cncoui.ago thlx great
service nnd urge upon nur pfop'o
prompt and adc quale support of tho
natlin b llliei il vfurchiso of tluo
war-avlng stamp When ono recalls
the gifts the men In tho armv and
navy aro giving, surelv wo shall bo
rcml"'. Indeed iensumli! If we do
not give unstlnWill) anil with sacrifice
to this great need
farmersTnfavor
of war markets
Pennsylvania Alliance anil
Union Holds Its Annual
Convention
WILMAJlM'OItT. I'a. Jnn 10 Iho
I'etinsjlianla St ito Knrinrrb' Alliance)
ai.d Industrial I'ulon lias J2,I71.M3
worth of Insuinnco In effect, ticeordlii?
to a icport matlo ut Hit) annual con
vention of tho organization, lu nesslon
lieio Xi'vv tiiialniFS tn tho amount
of KOO.000 wine viritten in 11)17. Dele
gates from many partp. of tho State aro
atter.dlnB tho convention.
Mlts K.itu Davis, of Cleveland, O, a
member of tho national food conserva
tion committee, ndiliessed tho delegaten
urging thu ulll.inio to adopt tho war-
market plan for tho elimination of tho
m'ddlem in. hho iiointetl out thut tho
' MvHtlll I,
falmcr mU()t FlK lo thc conhUmfr for
, t'w camo price ho would dispone of his
products to tho middleman if ho wants
tho plan lo succeed Kho said tho plan
Is lu successful operation in Cleveland
and hns resulted In reduclntr prices
Itcsolutlons approving tho plan weio
adopted by the alliance and a cammlttee
was uppolnted lo mako it effective
A. U. .Stockholm, of Susquehanna
County, tho oldest member of tho ordor,
addressed tho delegates on the Presi
dent's pcaco program George 31, Ilrnnt
havver talked on "The Uarn's Afire,"
emnhaslzlrg tho Insurance benefits of
tho nlllance Other addresses evero made
Mrs Walters and i: I, lialley. 1 ht-
freedom of tho city was extended the 1
delegates by Major Iloagland
i MINERS PRESENT PLEA
FOR MORE COAL CARS
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Central Pennsylvania Diggers
Say They Want to Work
and Cannot
JOHNSTOWN". Pa, Jan. 10 l'rotebts
against car shortago nt tho soft-co.al
mines ot central Pcnnsjlvunia, which
have Ions been mado bj- mine owners,
havo been taken up bj' initio workers
of this district, l'ornial protest has
been mado by union miners of Canibrli
County to Dr. II. A. ffnrflild, national
fuel administrator: William Potter,
Stato fuol administrator; the Cambria
County fuel ntithorltje.s, and Iho national
nnd district ofllcers of tho I'nlteel Mine
Workers.
About 2500 mlnern. comprising five
local unions nt mines along the Puritan
and faonman branches of tho Peiinsjl
vanln llallroad, near Portage, nt a spe
cial meeting mado complaint that, they
report for work Uallj-, that homo of
them have to walk thrco or even four
miles to reach their work und that
they frequently lako this long trip to
find no cars to load, This situation. It
Is said, exists in oilier districts of central
Pcnnsjlvnnla, and the 'tremendous
wages" which tho miners aro getting Are
largely theoretical, slnco they uro unable
to work bteadlly and enjoy tho bene
fits The lesolutlons adopted at the
recent rpeclal meeting of tho flvo local
un ons say:
That tho abovo-mentloned body of
men aro reporting for work dally in
many cases after a walk of three or
four miles, only to find upon their ar
rival that there aro no cars and con
sequently no work: that it is a severe
hardship upon theso men to thus turn
out day after day and bo permitted to
work only seven or eight hours a week
out of u possible forty-eight hours a
week: that under such conditions It Is
Impossible for tho men to meet their
living expenses and to provide even
the necessaries for their families and
those vvho aro dependent upon them, anl
further, that these conditions be brought
to tho attention of nil fuel administra
tors and national and district ofllcers."
Herman Uth Dead
Herman Uth, Civil War veteran and
member of Common Council from the
Twenty-ninth Ward more than a quar
ter of a century ago, died yesterday at
his home, 27S4 Olrard avenue,- aged
sovqnty-sljc years. Two daughters nnd
one son survlvo him. A son-in-law Is
Bank Uxamtncr George Wagner, .and a
grandson Is' Lieutenant Herman Wagner,
U, B. A-, ow siaiioneu uc core JUCrun-
mui sw a. niMnotf m laMKer
Tralnmnn Ends Llfo With Poison
LANCASTKIl. I'a. Jan. 10. Walter
It. Hauer, twenty-eight cars old, son of
John Sauer, committed sulcldo last night
by taking poison. He was a l'ennsjl
vanln ltitllro.nl tralnmnn, running bo
tween A'lentown and Jersey City, lie
camo homo jesterday on a visit, ap
parently In good health nnd spirits.
About midnight his mother heard him
cry out and ran to his room. Ho e-allcd
out, "It's all over, mother; good-by," and
, dropped to tho floor. A brother, Ocorge,
icpiucu in l'iiuaueipnia.
IV MLMOIUAM
sniwr.HM In fond nnd lovlnir r
mMni.rnnrc of my cnr fnllirr. JOHN M
SVMVVr.ltV! who dfpnrtut thin llfn Jan lo,
1IU7. Oono. but not foriottrn llv his ilnunlt.
ler ANNA i: HL'IIAbKW AM).
SCItVVrtIM In tnlni? remnihrnnco of
our e)nr father, JOHN M M IIVV1.IIM, who
drparicil this life Jn to, 1IU7
MAimv am i:uxi:st.
2eatlj3
AltnAHVVIS Jan n. MAUY N, iW
of lllrhnrd Ahrnhamv UHaUvr, find frlfnas
, 1 mariucl ItefnrmM nplsrepal t hurch In
WteJ t fun Tul SS(i) tj M, Sat, 'J o m
Int North e'cilur Hill eni Itcmolns mov
bo vt-ncd Pr! cr Auto nrvhe
I AVIIIVCllKIt Jin S JIMIT 1! el!nw
of John i' Aintinihr IMailvra an I frlml
Invlteil to funoral Knt , R n in l-'lS I lora
M .solemn requiem iiihm enuri.li of HI
Matactiy li u in
I AltVtsTltOMI Jan 0 JAM' wife rf
I fieorei. ArnutroiiK. nre.1 IS. Kelsllvra and
I frlenjn Inut.-d to funeral nervier Sit. 11
a in.. -TUT Itoval t llerminton lnt
lirh.itc. I'nion ivm , VVhluiuaiali Itemalni
I n a hu viewed lrl eve. ,
I At'CU: Jan 7, HUM. J. wllnw of f-'nm-1
T Atise. Ucutltrs nn I friend muted
In servleea 1-rl . 3 p In. Oileer It. Hllr
liMn , lfcSn Chetnnt at Int rrleatc, L..C
ertnqton Cent Itoxborouch
I lllllTS At Ihi. Vornnnlla Hotel tin 8,
MAHY l.Ot'lsl:. wlil in of tleorae lletta nnJ
mother of Mra A J UeaUi HcUtlve unit
frlen 1 Unite t tn serelrea Trl . J p in.
IciilMrH Italr 1HI 1ii Chestnut "t Hit
i private. Nee lork iltv paprrs pleas rop
. ileum Jan s jkmhii: o .tiiunhir nt
Into tel ll nnl i:ilsl.etli J Unlb unci 'J7
1 Itelitlcea in I frtenta InMlel to funeral
I sat lp m re1 lenrn of lileter. Mra K ith-
erlnn Htortlti? int VV -oiiieiwel at Int IMJ
Tell u i , m llemalns lna be viewed Trl .
nft.r s p in
! uciwr.it jan p ntnnr.ntrK v widow
of John Pnwir. ared s; JleUIHes and
frlelnls invlteil to funeral aerie, , at
, n m 77J S Jth at Int tirlt.tt . .
lto.ItTH Jan s aullenly. near tnett
amU.le N J, MIVMli 1' wlta ef Kninl.
"in; Lie j, JIInni l tvua ti
lioiarth, imed ".ii ll'liilves on I flfn-''
lliilled to funeral rtlcas. Ill 1 I' If.
n-ar Ja.k.onvl I. N J n.,;, ,'n" i
. ,i '"", Klll.,'snt "' ""ly
station 111 It 1.. 1 1 fill
lUtvnt Jun r. KDW.VIlIi A, ton t
lite Jamea an 1 Mirv llnidy lela of .to N'
. Mh st Ilelitleca and frlenda Invite 1 to fu
neral l'rl 7 a m . parlora of 1 1 Cirri ll
I .'14 N (tli t Mas "f rrsiulem Ht Vwrus
linen (hiir.lt S n in lnt ll 1 cnthcdr.il
i eem Aula funerut
HIIOOKS lin. 7 JOIKI'IIIMJ widow of
Illelarl llrooks lteluues nnl frlendi In-
iMt-l tn funiral rervlfis l'rl. 1 an p m.
I Ml N STtli st Int. private llulph CViu.,
IMinlsoniere ev l'i
IIIIOOMi: lin S JI'N'Nti: N VOMf wife
of Charles OiraM Uroomo nnd diuchter of
i llnlicrt K. and lati Ciirrlo Hunlep llele
tlvea nnd frlen I- dil dit Clnnter o L.
' H, Inell.d to funeral eirelres, Thura R p
in '.'TSJ N Hutchinson at Int. HIllslJc
Cem l'rl Hi a 111 lie funeral car
111 I'.SH Jan s MVHTIV. lulshan I of
VIar Hums Ketstivea nnl friends invite 1
I to funeral I rl . h Hi a m Oliver H IlUr
Kl.lB Is.n chestnut at frolomn n quiem
miaa Ht I'.ilrUks chunh Hi n m Int
Holj Cross i em I.imalna may Io viewed
inura u to io p m
It t'ltllVC S .Inn S Al.lt'tl f WllnW Of
lniTien 1 Ittirrnus llelillie hiiiI friends. I
rdetln A Hhubert Couniil, No r, p of !..
nnl count itnl aunilera i in le o. m
1. idles of ll A It Invited to terelcia Hit
r.l 737 N .11)111 at Int Westminster
torn Krlenns nn call ITI ie
e VI.UV1IVV Ian x VIAltd vr.HT J,
nf nf I'lilrlilt 11 t'nllihon line notlra of
funeral rlien. ',VI lloeer M ilernmntimn
I'HAl 1A Jhii I). 1.11M.ST ll IIAl'in
hllshan I nf II. ulnh (' t'hufey (neo ltil I
ilerioi I and son of .lumen II mid Hmll
I hnfei, na-ed CIO Itelallies nnl friends
Trlmlde I "Jne No UT. 1' "in 1 -V M
(minis TrllK No 11 imp C) II M eVirln
thlin Lo lee' No 1 K of II N J Council.
No 10 I. t 11 e' and illrettnra of fru
titnnl so. lellea un I It and I. Asa'ns, in
vlted tn funeral fun , '.' 11 in 111 tf nth.
at familen X J lnt llarlilkll Cem
Itimnlns muj le viewed hit el"
C LOSSON -Ian Ii WILLIAM CLO'-SOV
aaed Ml Itelallies nnd friends Invite I in fu
nerul S, Munle live Iloi lestollll. Ta , Sat.,
J yt m lnt llnjlesloull I'a . .
C'AI'.N'LV Jnn 0 MA11V, iildow nf An
drew e'artiei Itelallies and friends lmlted
to fl. lernl l'rl. Kill 11 ill 2R15 Itiltrhlii
son st. '-olcinn rtoulem maaa M t.dward a
Church ll) a in. Int. Xew Latludtal Cem.
AC''Ali'l';V-Tan 7. rlIAniK.T3.hu,.
band of Knta V Carroll (nea Krntt). Ttela
tiles and frlenda Neshamlny Tribe No :.l
I O It V , Court Wilierll. No !!1, I . of
A emnlniea of I'enna Oloho nnd CIhsi l.lalit
lllir Co Inilled tn funeral services I rl . B
n in M l Chestnut " lnt nrlvnte hat
CASH Ian 7, IIMMA CASH (neo Meehl)
wife of Jnnies I) tnse llelutlies nnl
frlen Is lmlted to funeral .sen Ices 1 rl,
J nil n 111. husband's residence. -11 UN
Mh at lnt iirliule Norihwood cem I.e.
nn, Ins mm ho viewed Thura. eve Auto
'"'i'sHMAN' Jnn R ANN'A M. CASH
MAN", diushter of Tolm J nnd Mary. cash- I
man aaed 12 ltelstliea and friends bt 1
VilmnnilH II V. M soIhIIIj an I Leaeue Jf
hucred Hesrt hulled to funeral. Sat., 8 31
a 111 10(1 S 2S1 st Solemn requiem rnis
ht IMmnnd a Church lu a. m. Int. Holjr t
Cross e'em ... ., , I
CIHMtLM Vt her home, nt Huntingdon.
I'n Mon Jatl 7 llilh AN.MIJ IKlllltH
cfllstii vi nifi. of William vv illace t hlsolm
and daughter of tho lain William and Julie
Miles Dnrrls 1'uneral "t HuiillliKdoil, l'u
Tluis Jnn in lit J 3D p. in
etlVHAD Xuddeitli. Jan 7 Sr.llENA
II wlfo uf i: lulu ( onrad (nea Arlliur) and
mother uf Mrs liln V Ael anl Joseph VV
Arthur Ilelatlvea and friends Iniiled to
funeral reriUea, J n 'J p 111 33o, N I.1II1 I
st tut I'rlv.itu Aulo lunerai
fOlTLrilKROKIl Jnn 7, HLIVlinTII
iilfo of William Conpleberuer ltelatliea
nnd frlen la milled lo funeral serilces I rl
HJd ti
v i:
m , iariora 01 urunr , ,.m,.-,i
rnr I'arh anil l.enien aies int
r..l.. ivrllatn. lBt. lOSH R
ht
Thomas's Cem . W hltemarsh, I'n
COt'GHLLN" Jan 8 JULIA, daughter of
lata Jom and Julia c'ouahlln (neo White)
Itelathes nnd friends 11 V M hodalltv of
the Visitation Church Invite 1 to funernl
Hat . S n.O n m , residence of niece, Mrs
llenjamln McUanlel, 'J013 Aramlnifo nve.
(Ihth Ward). lleoulem masa ht Ann a
ehurch in a tit Int New ( alhedral Cem
ciiasviMl Jan. S. 1918 17iIA.RI.rs 13
CIIAN'VILH. Itelallies nnd friends Invited
to funeral serilces Sat. 2 P.mA t tne
resldenca nf his brother, John w Cranmtr,
1230 K Moiamensimr aie. Tnt prliate,
eernwnod Cem, Itemalns may txi Ucimd
Krl eve
D'AMKMO Jan. 7. ANN'A. wlfo nf To
senh ITAmello (nee Ieherv). aied 47 KU
neral 1 rl mornlns. 1414 Christian st. Pol
emn high masa ht Una's Church 10 a. m.
Int llnlv Crnss e'em. r'uneral prliate.
iUVIi:-Jan 7. WILLIAM, hr , hu
l.in.l ..r IjtM .lennle Dalle, aced Cl Rela-
.. ' . , - ,, ...k ri,.. - i-.s 1
tiles anu iricnus. huijciuu ,,,,ic, .1., . .
it ti 1, SI !.!, r II n A mmn Invll ,1
r i ... .. ... . .....- .- .- - . ;;
in fiin.rnl KMrilees l'rl . 1 St) ti. tn . !?4a VV
Ontario at Int. Hillside Cem via, funeral
I car It-malna mav be ilewed Thurs eve
llK VN suddenly. Jan ,"i In VV hltemarsh
lnnnslD I'a., OKOIUIH DEAN nged 3.
i Muss Mother nf Consolation i hurch. Chit
' nut Hill, I'a , l'rl , 10 a m Int. Holy Cross
I '7)i-.F.aLi:n -Jan matilda dekc-
I.KH (neo Jatlliey) nlfa of Frederick Deen-
ler. Ilelatlies und friends. Ladles' Aid of
I Ht Mutllieii s lit formed Church and l-adles'
Aid uf th" 11 S ti V . lmlted to funeral
sen ices. Hat - p. in., 44 JU .N. bin tt, lnt
areenmount Com .
DKNNIS Jan 7. IIAltflV C. DENN'I"
) istlies and friends. Washington Camp.Xo,
270, I', ci, re. or . eireeit jun ioage, ;n ,
114. I O. O 1',, Waverly Castla No If., I
K O i: t members of htonemen'a lelloii-.
ship, emptoea of llancy, W'hlto Co., and ell
other orcanlzatlons of uhlch he was u mem
her. lmlted to services Prl , S v in, 000.'
Lansdoimo uie Int N'orthiinod Cem
DKl'UK Jan . HLUAIIUTH rAltKI'.R
wlfo of John llepue, ased tl7, Ilelatlies und I
friends lmlted to funeral Hat , 2 p. m.i
late residence, homerton. Thlla Int. Win I
1'eim Cem. Train for Homerton leaves Head
tnir terminal 12 35 p in
IIIBIlOI.r Jan 1 DOllOTHKA CIIUIR
TIANA. widow of William Dlerolf. aged 78
Relatives und friends lmlted to funeral
Krl . '-' v. m , 134 N Peach st. Int. priiiete,
Au&8SKT -Jan. 7. BIABM A . wdf. of
Daniel lory, ant. daughter ot lata Jamea
A and Mary Hreen, llelathea and friend
JnUpft to funeral. Trl . H 30 a. m , 22J7
Hlael at holemn rnutem inaad M, J.0
inornl Church Int. Holy Croai Oem
ot Kdward DouiherO RelatUea and frlenda
lnlted tu funeral. Sat., u a, m , realdenra
of Jamea Dougherty. J31U N 3d at. Molenm
hlch niaaa of requiem Chunh of Our Lady
of Mt c'armet 10 30 a. in. Int. private, ut.
Aiin" CVm .,......, ,,..
J H'daeway. 2701 N. Hroad at , Jan 7,
thea and frlenda inlld to aerlr?a, Sat.,
2 " m . Oliver H. Hair Hid., J820 Cheat-
nUit?F Jan 8. UUSSin DUFPT (ne
AVhalen). wife tt John C. Uufty, Kelatlven
and iricnna intucu iu luurrn, om., n au
BO I t v " mvn nv. iiuieiitiii )ireUir'i
mni our jsioiner oi porrowa unurcn iu
H. In int. (iu' .rv?" ( amiw wnirn
KWKI.U Huddenlv. Jan U. EM.IH
ru:i,L son of late Kllla and Lizzie Kwell
. itutUr). aced 8. Iua not Ira nf fi.
niiral will M Sen, 10 ". Olrard av
fne. Karen), wit" of Henry Klemlnr, axed
ts-i.r si i.-vei,- -v v. iiit'ieui Aiiiiisti
4H Ilelatlvea anu iricnas invited to funeral.
u. u so m.. husband a resldenca. VV'ltlou.
uve.! La Mott. I'a. . High mass Church of
tha lloly Angels. Oak Lane. JO a. m. Int.
Holy Hepulchro Csm
ITOUlJeB At Ban Antonio. T., Jan. 8,
Wtut.vV ALTER I. on or William a. and
Anna O. Koulks, a red S3. Funeral sarvlca,
IlatbUbem ol-e. Whltemar.h, r Sat,, 3
p, m. ine private. i
i &B&VtrZ212Vi
DEATHS
No. CI. I, ll o II . lilteA to tunarnt. I
Hun .
2 p. tii , 8117 N. Car.lal t. (near, lain
ami
Aiiesnen) ave.) nt .Ml. .vionan
llemalm may to vHwed fat. eve.
Crm.
Auio
elll.DVER Jin I) nil 1 1, Y P.. widow j'
i:dwin T, Clllilner. Ilelatleea and friends
Invited to funeral ffervtm, Mnn . 1.3" P m .
a:ia Iialnhrldra at. Int, private, lleroalin
may lw Mewed 8un, eve ,. .
IH.KNN. Jan. 1. ANNA A., widow of
Hdwln L. Olenn. accd 71, ttelatlvea ana
frlendi Invited to funeral, l'rl , .2 P.-!
4R12 Oriecom t., rrankford. Int. C"'
Ceiler "in rem.
tiHrill.KII At rhllllrtliutir. K. J. J";
B. rilKHKIUCK. hualiml ot Anna MrKerry
llruhler nnd elleit ton of lata Itev, Joht. and
e'arullne llruhler.
irAltls.il fn n tuiceilAIUS'd. Ileli.
tr.im.l frlenda Invited to funeral aervjre-a a
I rl . 7 in n in reahlence of aon-ln lew. John I a
e iinnert aisv N. i.tn t " "'
rrrklla, l'i , r.n arrival of 12 30 p 1".
train frmn Heaitiiiit Sermlnnt
lll.'AVKIts vt Mooretnn, X I. Jn
fl, MICIIAHI,, huntiand of Maranret lleavera
(neo Kaan) Iteiallvea and friend Holy
Vame society. Invited to funeral aervlcea
Hat , 7 IO n, m , lata realdence IVIIowahlji
V J. Illch maia nf requiem nt Cur I.jdy
of tlood enunael Church u a nt. I" Mi
Cartnel Cent Autos velll meet 7 te m, trol
Ire from Camden at Churrh at
Hi:M)i:if-ON Inn I" KMVIA t. widow
nf Joaiph llenderanli (nee rauneil ncd
"7 llelituca an I frlenda. members of Itucm
Mala 1 lull I.ady Waahlhaton Ciilnp No '.',
I arty of Athena Invited in funeral rerlce
Hat , 1' p In . rralilenril of brother, Hamuet
I Kaunte 1301 lew(oli it. Int. trie ate.
Vnrth Cellar Hill Cem . ,.
Illl.l, si.,ideiil Jan S. Mrs r.I.I.V-UK-Ill
A Illl.l. Ilelatlvea and friends In
Mle tn funeral aervlces 1 rl . J 3H l m.
rdl7 Lincoln drleo. cermanlown. Int prl-
llild.luiP.V on I'ourth dav. I Irat Month
nth JIVHIVNVA IIII.I.IIOIIV. widow nf
Cyru Hlllhorn. aed SI Ilelatlvea an I
frlenda United l.i funeral without further
rntlci- rieeenth day Flrel Month 12th 1 H)
P in realitenre of aon VV'ata-m T llllltnirn
s Mate at, Newtown Int Newlowtl t eln
Triln fcr Nuwiuwn leaves lleadlm: Terminal
0 .' e a tn
HOCK Jan s VVIM 1AM If hubind
of l.IIibeth C Hock, nnd aon of Una i nnd
lit- Jihn Hock Itel elites nnl frlenda tho
Hionemen'a reltonalilp nnl nil other nrifan
Iritlnna or which no was u memb-r Invited
tn iservlre I rl . -J p m.. -Jin I 20ltl at
lit prlv eta Trlenda miy view remains
llmra 7 to 0 p. in
IKiltAN' Jun 7 ANVA daushter of
Vnnie nnd late 1'atrlrK Itoran aael 2n
tteletleea nnd frlen Is Invited tn funeral,
111 so m mother's residence fiOl H
II m nele hi Hlrh requiem mnes St. Joseph 3
ICNmh n li n m Int luly Cress e'em
IIIVIASV Jan V l.'t IHA 11 wlfoef
lMiear lluniinn tnee setmldl Itelnlives an 1
frleids ilen l.idles Auelllary Cl laa, No. .1
Hrldelherir ltefm-neil c liurcn Inelted to
j f inernl hat J p in 1VJO N elarnet e.t
Int private Itemalns lmi bo v lewed l'rl , 8
i tn to ti m
HIVVI.V Ian r,, at rilenlata Cal . Ill:
,-, ,-v mv YNN'H wllnw of Hu.li lrwin
nr nmir. nf funeral will l aleen
IHII.NSCIN Jin s MVIltlAltl'.T HDVA.
rliimhter of Andrew II nnd Katharlno John.
" nnd aranudiuahter of Itlchard and Mar-
caret Tustln aite I l.vear fl montha lleU-
tleea nnl friends tnvltel to funeral Hup 2
p in psr tits residence clikfird, Iturks
Connie. I'a I lit Win I'etin Cem, l'hlla-
I dclphU
i JUNKS Jan V SAHAIt T evldow of
John 11 Jones aid 81 Itclnlleia and
frlendi Incite 1 to fun-rnl services l'rl . il 10
p m Hoxboroush Home, Kast Leverlnstoa
iee It ist.orouah lnt prleate
I KRLLKIl Suldenly Jan 7. JCVN'tH
TV1I.OII, wife of C l'nink Keller Ilcll-
I tleea nnl frlen Is Invited to servltes Thurs
I 7 p m . IMO N' n.l rt Also services nt
resldcpe." of Miss Kato Taylor Trenclitown,
I N" I Krl 11 au n m Int I'renchtown
I KKt.l.l Jan 7. ( ITIH.IA liushter of
lite J ernes nnl Anne Kelly Itelatleca nnd
friends Leaeue of the Hicred Heart, Altr
I anl llossrv Hoclely and l'roparvatlon of the
Cillh Hoelctv of Ht rerwVs parish 'ntltei
to runerol CM . H 30 a tn 1141 H Heden-
I ham st Htdemn masa of requiem Ht. Te.
resa a er.uri.n mil n tne um caiuearai
f-.m
KHHvI'VTIllCK. Jin s aiAU(iAKiri
I KlllKI 1 till 1 IWIlMlPa uri'l Ill-inn III-.
,iin,l ,,. run-nil atrili'eK l rl 1! t
. ul.ln, .. nf Irnlher Mstmiel lvlrkt alricl,
JJ117 Houth at Int private 1 rlends may
cell Thura . 7 10 i u i. in Auto urn w ,
KSOItll Jatl a CHA11L1.S 1' LNDHlt
husband of iato Late Lnnrr (neo Minima)
nnd ton of lata Jacob s and Martha Knorr
iiki.i ui iiciauiea un ii irirniia iiniir.i u
funeral Kat . J P m . tlxforil pllee aboie
Old hotllers' rnnd LaMIldllo I hltadelphltt.
Int 1 alinvtew Ceni
KDI'l'LHIVItOKIt Jan 7. i:LI7AlinTII.
.ltd .if nullum lvonnielieraer Ilelatlies
i an I friends Inilled to funeral serilces, l'rl.
a nn ti m . al narlora of 11 -onto VV Itarre't.
N li rnr Park anl Lehigh aica Int.
strictly irliata. hat, 10 So II. in,, til.
Ilcmas s Ceni , Whlteinsrsh l'ft
KHLll ui Jan ii, j. iiuii .nil. nus.
u Franklin ave . Che tenham Muntaotn
er Co Int Laienilew Cem. l'rlends may
I.II'PISCOTT. Residence of grandson.
Rnhert i' e'l-iinco .Id, iiln V. Norrla st .
1'hllH . JOXKIMILNB C. GAUNT LIl'PIV.
COTf, of Mt. Holly, N J, iiRtd AH Ileln
tiles and friends tniited to funeral serilces,
re6ldenco of son. I)r r. L daunt, SJ rine
at . Vlt. Holly, K. J , l'rl., J p. m, int.
Mt llnllv Cem
HIIN'H Jan. fl HANORV. wlfo of Wil
liam Lions Ilelatlies and friends Itossrv
hocleti lmlted to funeral hat . S u in
residence, of son, 1'atrlck J, Lions L'OI) H
al al , llloucfMlrr t'ltl, N' J High mass
ht Mar'c Church 0 a in InJ St. JIari'a
'"'maCKKLL Jvn 7 THOMAS, li.loied
husband of Vlareurct Mackell (n-n Kelly)
Relatives and friends, also Archbishop III an
tleneral Assenibiy. I'nurih Uegreo. eommo
dors Harry CoJncll. No B7H K of c i ht.
Cecilia T A. II hoclely. tha Holy Name
hoclety. tha Leapuo of the haorcd Heart anl
employes or ine ucnsinifinn shop t-. ic -r in
vited to funeral. Krl , Ml) in . 131 n
Lehish aie. hnletnn requiem mnaa Church of
tha Visitation II V. M. Int. .New Cathedral
Cem Aul fuieral
MARKKV Jan S. OWES f . liushand of
lata e lara O Markev. ased 7u itelatllaa
and friends Tpoieriphlrul t'nton, No In
vited to funernl, hit , S n m residence nf
am John Markey, 24 12 VV" Turner st Hiah
rtqulem mass Ht Llizabelh a Church tl u.
m Im t ithe.irat t cm
MARI'LH-Jnn 1' IinnUCVA MAnPLi:.
llldow of Joselh II Marple. ni.cd h't Ileln
liven nnd frlenda lmlted to funeral serilces
Sat . I 30 V m . resldenca of son. C.eorK" W
Vlarple 2710 Hherman ave. Cimden, N J
lnt Harlelgh cem. Itemalns may bo i lowed
Krl eie
VIAIiriN Jan, 8 ANMI3 (' , wife of
John VV, Martin uced fil Ilelatlies md
frlenda lmlted to funeral en lies. Sat ,
2 p IU , ti I: cor I'ranUUn and rHlsquehaunn
aie Ilemtlna may bo viewed 1 rl . 7 to 0
p. m Int private,
MAUIINDLLL At Nowtonn, I'a ,
Fourth da, 1 irat Month Dili. JOHN" MAlt
Tl.NDIILL. need 70. Ilelatlies and friends
lmlted to funeral North Chancellor at ,
Newtown, I'a , Klrst-day, First Month
13th 1 1. m Int. VVrlghtstown Friends'
Hurling: (irounds Train for Neiitonn leaves
llearilnR Terminal 11 03 a. m
HAi;-Jan. 0, the Rev. JOSEPH MAV.
pasinr emerltua of Klrat Unitarian Church
of Philadelphia Funeral Mon , Jan 14,
11 u. m . from First Unitarian Church,
chestnut st above 2J1. Ilosion and New ork
Papers ropv.
McCANN'. Suddenly, Jan 7. TERUVCI3,
husband of Alblna Keyburn McCann Itela
tias and frlenda Invited tn funeral, Pat , g
n m,, hrother-ln-law'a residence Vllllam
Plant, 134 ylsel at. High mass of requiem
Church of Our laedy of Mt. Carmel ll 30
a. in Int Holy Cross Cen uto funeral.
MeOAUVKY Jnn 7. MARY J McClAR
V LY (nee Park), ulfe of Thomaa vlcOarioy.
sr ilelatlies ano xrienns iniiteo io nerv-
,
. 1 .
ills M 1S II
Tirlvite. at
, .0 18 I, ennmpson se
North e'edir Hill Cem.
I mt
A ii fn f iirisipa 1
McnAUGIIItAN' Jan S, KLLLV, llldoiv
of I.dlinrd lc(Iaughran Ilelatlies and
friends, league of harred Heart and Rosary
Hoclety of ht, Elizabeth's Church. V No.
a, L. A of A O, II, Invited to funeral
Hat . h JO a m . I0J1 N" 23J nt holemit
requiem mass ht Kllzabeth'a church 10
n m lnt New CathedrAl Ceni Auto fu-
"'lifcellNLnV Jan. t). MICHAEL H. son
nf A nnl Mi ninlcv (lifH ltni. 1ft) fin 1 ljtn
Miuiniey tnea lionet nn i lace
ttphen MctHniey UfUiuM ana rriena",
Nutlliv Catholic Club.
iiiiira in iiiuithi,
I Mnt k in m in . muther'a rcpldenc-o. IT. 17 i:
I Clearftfia at iSolonm requUiu nia Church
of Nativity 10 n m. lnt Ht Anna Oni
i inilllir'un ft 1'IaTKIt. hon nf lat
Ma"tr!ck anil Ann Medulre ne CamUj). of
1 County Caan, Ireland. Helatle uiM frlendi
Invited to funeral, nut , h
1 11.1.. r'nllan UHil .
renifUnc
I Ul I "H VM"vV.V.r .. - a- ' . I.. I-.I n
uiemenun- at
a. m Int. lloly erulchro Cem
McKlNDItICK Jan X ANM SlrKIN.
PHK'K tneo Ilradlej) eelfn ot Daniel V
Mchlnilrlele. 143-. N '.'Uth st Itelathes and
friends, Clolden htar New Vear'a Asso., In-
elted to funeral sere Ices Hun , -' p tn ,
lleoulem maaa ynurc oe .uriius s..iriaei
reslttemo of sister. Mrs I' Wcheuren. 1)30 N,
nth it. Int West . Laurel
lllll Cem.
riemia may leer remains tai.
to u xi, in,
AUto lunera . .,,.,.- ......u
JlICiSAirl, JBIl . I.AI11AIH.II.. ItSURII.
ter of tha late Jamea and Hannah Me
Name. Ilelatlvea and friends invited ti
funeral. Frl , 8-10 a. m , resldenee of broth.
...In.l.ui l'atrlek I'larlt. 4U43 Stiles St.. W.
I'hlla holemn reoulem mass e'hurrh of Our
Cathedral
Mother ox porroees iu a, en. em
McVEin.Y. Jan R. MAItT, daughter of
late 1'atrlck and Mary Ann McNeelj Hela.
tleea and friends, also II V. M Sodality
aniTSacred Heart (Society, lnelted to funernl.
Hat., a a m , from residence of her brother-In-law,
Patrick McUlnnls, 108 N. :d at.
Folemn requiem mass Church of Our Mother
of Sorrows, U a, m Int Holy Cross Cem.
MbHZ Jan i, JOHN I)., aon of Leon
and Sarah Merz, aaed t, Itelatleea and
frlenda Invited to funeral. Krl . 1 p. m ,
parenta' residence. 1!3J ineote rd . Jenkln
trwu. Int. Mt. Slnat Cem. Motora eelll meet
trains leavlnc Ileadlnc Terminal 1C Oi p. ni.
at Jenklntown station.
MII.LEIt Jan. T. ANN'A M. eeldow of
Andrew Mlll'lneo Ulndele). aaed 47 , Itela.
lives ana friends, membsra ot Altar Sodality
of tit Honaventura'a Church Invited to fu
neral, Krl .8a m '.'833 N. FrankHn at.
Itequlem mass St. lionaeenlura'a Cburcn
S ll) a tn Int. New Cathedral Cem
MUCrUSKVUflS. Jan. 8 KDEHIIAnnT.
husband of Carolina Muckenfuss tnee
hchwarts), aged 73. Itelatlvcs and friends
lnelted to funeral. Sat. 2 p. m , 4337 Le.
.t Int Oreenmount Cem
MUI.LE1I Jan. 7. AUOUST MULLEH.
aced &v lielallvea and friends, Fernwood
Iddce, No, S4S. y. and A. M.I 40lh Ward
Ilepubllcan Clube Vf. I'hlla. Ilepubllcan Club,
all other aocl.tlri of which h was a mem
ber, Invited to funeral, Frl S p m.. Ctttti
and Klmwood av... W, i'hlla. esryice! Ht.
Jtmti't P. K, Churrh 2 JO. tnt
it ''"J' "'-- r..i
K ejnurra sju. ine. oe. .lames.
LasH .
t
X
hind or anuio hrewso,, ,nee aicmeirei um ;i .-. .-- . sci,0naid Ilelatlvea and frlen Is
son of James and KUzaheth Kronson. og..l ' ' " , "t'0" fuaril serilces Hit., U P ni
4", Itelallies nnd friend;, I rlendshln '"',', ' ot w,n-ln law. Cleorita (hndnlele,
Lo.!ee, No. I0O, V. anl A .M : l'hllo Cnn-I 1K,7 I VUdlsull st hervices llellianv Mis.
slstory, invited to funeral, l'rl, J p in , i !, '' . , ,,, lnt urliate Oakland Cem.
KATHfl
Invited to funeral aervlrea, Hat , 1 p. m ,
Rs.1i willows v.e W. lhll Int private,
Krlends may rail I'M,. 7 to fl p. in
Ml'HI'HY- Suddenly. Jan. 7. ANTHOVT
A, MUltrilY, naeil r.H tlelatlvel and
friend', llnrtendera' Ixiral t'nlon. No, 113i
V. t K,, Aerl No 4i. Invlteil to funeral,
Prl , 7jlu a. in . u.'il N. Hroad at. Mm HI,
Monica's Church s a. m. Int Holy Cross
Cem, Itemalns may bo viewed Thura,. after
7 p. m. New Vork and llrookljn papers
CS?Aoi.K Suddenly. Jan H, ri-OltHNCB
MAltli; (nea Uuihton). wife of Joseph I!.
Naa-le, aaed 17, Iteiallvea and frlenda In
vited to funeral. Hit , S 3d a. m WS Wal
lace at Hnleinn hllfh niaaa Church of Aa
sumpllrn In a. m Int. Holv Crosa Cem
l'ATTFItSflV Jan O Wtl.l.fAM. lius.
band of vtary H. I'atterson tnea Maurer) an I
on or vviinani J. and late i:mma raiter-
on llehitleea and friends Court llellianv.
Nn 'lui r of A . Invited to funeral, Hnj ,
S an n 111 brother-in-law's rceldenre,
Matthew J Jackson, lull M. f.llth at Hol-
emn re'yti ill mass at Church of Most Itleeacd
-sacrament In a in Int, Holy cross Cem
Auto aervlcc ,
l'ltlNZ Jan n. LOt'lfl. Jr husband of
I.ena and son of Louis anl I'mnm I'rlnx
sued S3. lMitteea and friends. I'. M I'
c Assn. InvliMi to funeral services, rrl . 2
p tn , 4445 N. Pth at Int. tlreenmount
Cem llemnlns may be viewed Ihurs ovo. i
ltAIIC'LIKKi: Jan n MAHY A . widow
of James Henry ltadcllffe llelatives and
friends Invited to call rl eve dauthter'a
resilience, Mrn J I'rank Meade. 4IJI old
York rd. Servltes and Int lirldfevllle, Del ,
Hat
HMIMDIli: Tan . nt Miami. Vl .
ALIti: ItllllKIirs, wlfa nf llr. lleor-ri' It
Iladmorc of I on in Vnsland. anl riauahter
tf A Cielhli rt tmd IZllen ehaso lloberts of
t'hlladfdtla
liriTIlISflTO.V Jan 0. AIMIY. widow of
1'atrlclt IleddlniTtoa nnl daiuhter of lata
Humes nnd Marv rord of rotford. Co
vfiiin Ireland Itentes and frlenda In.
vlted lo future!. M in . h a m , residence of
Mrs II t) Hani 11)1': Mifflin at. High mass
of requiem nt --t Ihuman Aquinas a ( hurch
'i to a tn. Int. Holy cross Cem. Auto fu
neral HHirif. l'ormerly of Chestnut Hill. Jan.
R I.I.N V Wife tf Albert Itelth (neO Cen
ter! I Iuo nutlro ot funeral will bo uP.cn
fiom S3IJ N Cleveluti'l avc
ltnNSHAVV Jan s IlAVID hushnnd nt
Miry A Ilenshnw (net. eraser) Ilelatlvea
and friends Chippewa Trlli. No. r.l, .Imp
e It M i lul-or lien Hoclety, Invited to
funeral rervtces f-nt , a p m '-'mci H litn
t Int I'ernwood Cem itemalns iray bo
vlewid l'rl. s to 10 p m Auto service .
itii:ni:i. jon ii iti:iu:ct'A i: . vetfe nt
Joa'ih llletml anl nauihler or lielo vviiuami
in I ltoi-ici r Helts need 7n Iti lames
anl frlenda Invited to funirnl services sat
1 I io it in , 1301 l'.ilmtr at lnt Cedar
I Hill eem
HI Mil J.in liVltiNK 11, husband ot
1 lolet Hitey and son if i:mmn L anl late
Dennis llllet iiRed 3d Itclatleea and
frb'nls invited tn sere Ices S.it '.'in p In,
rcsidenco of mother, Sols I'cmbcrloii at.
Int i-'crnwool ceni
HOIIINsON Jon I) MAltli: M L". DAH
I 11VI widow of Mithew Holdnson ttlted 71
Itelitltes nnd frlen Is Invited to funeral
pen Ires rrt , 'J p tn , residence of daush
ter Mrs l.mllle K Duerr 111 VV Ml
l'lea-anl uvt., Mount Alr, Int prliatc, liy
Hill e-em
Hnrr Jnn a HlLtiV M daushter of
Mirv Ilof H-rweln and late John ltorf Heli.
tlees and frlindu Minntawna Irfidiee, No
ri H of II , Aucuste V Ictnrlie I adles jlund,
No J 1) l) It Invited to funeral. Hat ,
J p m 7K0 N .'4th st Int Hillside Cem.
Itemitns may lo viewed l'rl cte 1'uncral
car service
lions Jiti 8.
"isA. teMifn."'iunuUBl and intensive prepar.Uoa. ,
rlenls Manatawna lain, , Write for details.
ltr. Ilrtss Sen
I Itelallies and frlen Is Manatawna lA)1e. ,
, No flj B of II AUFUSte Mclnrll Lndles' I
llund, N'o 2, I) el H It invited to lunerai
iit , 2 P in . 750 N L'llh at Int Hillside
'('em Hemaina muy bo viewed l'rl. ive
j runerol car aervlce
HCOTT Inn ll TIOSKLTV, wtlnw ot
Itenjaniln 1' Hcott (nee Hooj) Itelatlves
nnl friends tniilrd to funeral bcrilcea. Mon
p m lli.s l nirmouiii ai int iniate
uemiina may bo vlowod Sun cvo
.VUIU
s-rilCO
hClllttri At ltlieralfln V J Jan 7.
PHILIP J '-CIIMIIi husband of Pauline
u.i.mM .i-nrf S ItelntUes nnd friends.
imerahPa 1 Ire Co , No. 1, and nil other so-
riPns of which ha lias ll member. Invited
, fUMrl, l'rl s a m, from resldcnia,
Tnird and Pailllon ale Hequtem mass at
s. iter a Chun n l a. in int. ai he,
Peter's e'em Trains leav Marnot st
ferrv for Itlvoralds 7:12 and 7-4n,
.SCHMIDT Jnn H. IIAllllAUA widow nt
Oeoreo hchmldt. Itelallies and friends
Herman Ladles' All Hoclely. No 1, Cuntl.
slitter Ladlra' Hocletv and the Ladliss' Aid
horletv of tlermaii Ind Lutheran Chunh.
Invlteil lu funeral serilces bat. 2 I'm..
3130 W Montiomerv oio Int. private
Ureenmiutit Cent Auto funeral
hCIIOr Ir.l,l Jan. I liai,ir.iv iiufuuis
Remains mas Io vlelied 1 rl
after 7 P. m.
A"lV.lN"-Jan . 1918. MARTHA A.
Hi. VI. UN" widow nf Jnhn J, Hevern and
diushirr of lalo Richard und Ann vVatklns.
Ilelatlies and frlenda lmlted to funeral
serilces, l'rl , 2 p m , t late residence,
foil Mercy id Int. private. Mt Morlah
Cem Hi mains may bo viewed Thura. cie.
Auto eenlra, ... , -. . , ,.
HUi viotnt Sudilenlv, In New York city,
Ion S. ItlCII-VItl) HEYMOtlll, Bked 71.
Int prliate West Laurel lllll Cem, 1-rl
MIARKEV Jan. a CATIIARINH. Wllow
of Frank hhorkey. of County Tirona. Ire.
land HiUlliea and friends Invited to fu.
neral. residence of sou In-law Jatne Me
Jlella Illdge Bio and hprlng Milt road, liar
ren lllll hat , S id a m hoiemn requiem
miss church of Our Mother nf Consolation,
t hetdnut lllll. iu u m Int. Holy bepulchro
V,MIEIllliAV Jan. S. WILLIAM r be.
loied husband of Louise Sheridan (ne.
(jhllger) and i-on of Mirgarct and late Cor
nelius Hherldau ltelatties and friends, also
officers of 37th District police station. In
sited to funeral. Hat, R 30 tt in, 208 N'
Front st holemn requiem mass Ht. Au
gustine's Church 10 u. m Int. Holy Cross
i-ern Auto runern .
I MtSULIt Jan 7. WALTER It. husband,
of Katie I) hleber. aged lin Itelntltes and I
frlenda lmlted tu funeral serilces S40V i
i GermaiitoHii uie , Chestnut Hill, 1'rl., 11'
.a tn lnt liy Hill Cem.
.ltrL"IV ..lull 7 KtTSAN RWAI'C .
widow of William hlmpktn and daughter of
i late John nnd Jane hwaln Ilelalliea and
! frlenda lmlted to funeral serilces hat . 2
'p in . dbl'i llainton at , tlermantown Int.
I private Itemalns may lai ilened Frl eie.
hlvrUIITER Jan . LI.IZAUETJI CI
' wife of Ur Jamea M Maughter late nf
VVIIdwooil. V. J l'unersl serileea, l'rl.
j .an ti. m . ilaurhter'a resM-nip. Mrs M L
hteer. id Athens aie , Ardmore, i'a. Int.
ceitilenlence nf famiii ...
hTARLIPLlt hudJcnly. Jan fi. MARY
CLItlllUDE daughter of William L, nnd
Marv V htnrllper (nee Duffy) ltelatties and
friends lmlted to funeral, Frl, fl 30 a in,
from tesldence ot her parents' 52vl Rodman
st (31d and Cedar ale ) High mass of
requiem at Church of Transfiguration, 10
a ni Int. Holy Cross Cem.
hrlN'ES Jan I), KATHARINE S.TINE8.
ltelatties und friends Invlied to funeral serv
ices, l'rl , 2 p. m , 2101 Wallace st. Int.
prltato
hTORR Jan R. HENRIETTA, wife of
Franc1! htorr, age.i 7.' Ilelatlvea and friends
lmlted to funernl serilcisi l'rl., 2 p. m .
lilt Halalgnao st , VV Issahlckon. Int prl
iate W Laurel Hill Cem Remains may bo
viewed Thurs , S p m. Auto funeral.
hi OUT Jan 0, Dr A1IIIAM STOUT,
need t-i, liethlehem, Ta, Funeral villi ba held
trsUl?ERSm Tan. 7. IICNJAMIM' T.
SUIIEHS. aged 7.'. Serilces nt 15311 Fair
mount ale., Thura , 2 p ni Int prliate
hVVOl'B Jan 7. HARRIETT W MVOPE
nn MrCullouch). widow nf Henry II.
Hwope, aged PO, Relatllra nnd frlenda in. ,
vlted to attend funeral services l'rl , 2.30
P. ni . 11M1 Harrison st., I ran'iloru. int.
PrTAV LOR Jan 0. ANNIE A . daughter
if late John and Mary Taylor l'rlends In
dted to serilces, l'rl, H p. m, 1700 Arch
rt Mnt Mlllillle. N J . hat.
TIillIE Jan V. MARY V. TIOHE (nee
Laird), widow of Edward Tlgne. Ilelatlies
and friends lmlted to funeral. Sat ,8 30
i a
I . p.iil.l.nrA nf Ann. L...Br.l A Tlffht
residence l ann, uiinaiu i
,1407 liar- at., vv. nma, roiemn( man ni 1
ffquitnl unurrn vi wur imti ui i n iui iv
a. ni 11)1 lioij truBi vnn nuui iriiiv
TOW.VSKNO Jan H. KDWARD O. hua.
1 band of Huannu Towmpfmi. aR-i 7S, HeU-
1 tlta ana frlenda Imlteil to funfral, Vrl.
1 30 d m . i-Mtdenco of aon. Huvh Tonaend 1
"int WectfltMil ne . Camin. .N J int
I t,riii. Arlington Cem Iteinalna may bo
weu Thura. re.
' '..,.rr. L..J.1 1.. lt. 'XfAntW Ott.
isii ' rr' 'rvW"VirrSt' .l.l
at J4J3 Walnut si . Hn.S'IlY THOTII. anej
7J, Helitlces and trlemla Inelteil to funeral
Slilh-ilir. - P. m., apta. of I', f blmmuns,
1 .101 Market st . e'aniilen. N. J. Int rr!ute,
at Colestown Cem l'rlends may rail Thurs ,
7 t, n u in . JIOD Market st , famden N. I,
l THUI.I.INdKH Jan 8, .MII.UltI) V
1-niMI TVfliVtt Mirml til
iiriaiiiri- .
frlendi inMieu io lunerai r-.i , - i hi . .
Dupont Kt . Mnnuunk. Inl lerlnKlon
j-.,s 1'ra.ndji mav rfill l'rl
TUTAN Jan 0. MAIiaAKEr V.. Wlfa of
Herbert Trjan Ilelalleea and frlen Is mem.
bers of eslejan M I:. Church. Invited to
funeral sereiccs em., e i m.. -m,.
If ,id l'rl
1 aimer e.ein iiriuaiiis mar u.
7 in n p ni
-Suddenly. Jan. 7, JAMES 1.
l c,ie.e.ii
husband of Catharine Turner and son 0;
Jamea ami Mary Turner (nee Imon) aeed
I'T lleiatiees ana irieuus. v.uui, ". V'T,
No, 1)3, I', of A., Invited lo funeral. Frl., 8
n m , parents' residence, 1113 Mifflin st
Holemn lilali mass of requiem Churrh of
Sacrtal Heart U 3D a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral ,.,,,.'
Tl'IlN Kte nuaaeniy, in. o, o.vm
PKNN wlfo of James Turner und daUihter
of Annla B and late Henry Head, a.ed 33,
Ilelatlvea and frlendi Invited to funeral sen
Ices Sat.. S P. m.. 314 W. Ilunllnadon st.
Int. private, dreenwood K. of P. Cem. Auto
"iitm Jan 0. HERMAN UTH, aged TB.
2714 Otrard oo. Due nolle, of lunerai eelll
VAN HORN. Jan. SARAH A . widow
of Henry Van Horn, ll.latlve. and friend.
Incited to funeral aervlces Hat.. S p. m ,
r". dsnei of .on-ln-law. .Wllllani Selman.
6837 Montrose st. Int. private. Mt. Vernon
C'm . Auto 'uneral. ...,,, h
l.nVdAM.Anm..W.ico.t,(n..-W.b,r..i)
AI1 OT lata JQl invuiu-m im inii.w
'fSlcStt.ot Trenton., N. J..af.d Cj.,Ue.
tlvVi and friends, West I'hlla. Couftcll. No.
nl, O. of I A.: Invited to .erylces Sat.,
S p. oi . resldenc! of .on. Jamea H Valcoit.
11784 Mantua ave. Int. Fernwood Cem.
Frlendi may call Vil. 7 to I) p.' in, Trenton,
WA'lictm-Ja
1KATHH
Lady of victory 10 a. in.
im;
cem auio serric. ,
WAI.I.H.l-Jan 7. TtOHA
dKij''i'..
nl Marr
b .1 !.( n-eaneta anil
iialsiuea ami frlanda. l.aKUa M
Heart nf SI. Kdward'a Church, In'
funeral I rl , 7 -ail ", m residence
t it(ske. lijy VV. Ilautihtn at.
reaulem mass Ht. Edward a Church
.tit, New Ca'hedral cem. Auto lui
VVA1U- Al. Aliennurai.s. i, J,
tMiwelttl II. W'Altl). Jr . aa-Ml SO
s'ervtoes Hat., 11 a. m., Norwood aye.
vvi ITIIT. Jan. . HJIMA II, -1
'
N Luther Whitby (neo Hklltonl. a(
lielatlvee ard fritnua invited lo s
un, o n.. ivi . realdenea nf San. 1
Wilton at. Int.. Wasttnlnster Cem. nt
mac be vlawed 1 rl.. 7.to li p. m. , t
VVHITi: Jan 7. JANE, widow fcf'1
lam While. Ilelatlvea and rrlenas in'
en-ei sees Ires, icrl . 1 n m . resld
nn in.lsu. Hubert McClensshan. 402(1
. . tu St ClArlnh f--n flanssln
b viewed o'hurs , t Is ll) p. n
VAIItTlir. .Ian. , HMMA It, wldoj,
N Luther Whitby (ne Hkllton), inf;i
llelaliees anu irienua milieu io ilia asii
Hat ,!p in . at residence of her aon,
Houth Wilton at. Jut. Westminster
Itemalns may ha viewed YI , 7 to p.
WlNNr.ll Suddenly, Jan. 0. HAIUl'
husband or naiuo ti. winner, aren m
ntn nnd friends emploiea of the P
irnn round ry and vrlou orsanltatlon
vhlrh he uns h member. Incited to fufMf
.lAt l'rl . !i n. m . 4001) IVrhin it., lu
KAf..iitTTt. tnt nrlvatn Vf minster Cftnfc.V
all' 1
TV f ""
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m
1 v
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WOWP Tun. It, ISMKABBTH A,, wldoif .
n f ClmrlM woltT. ueiatiifi ann in en a wty
Mteil t funeral i"rlre Jt., 2 p. m , ?MU,
l .kl.h uvk .111. tirllafas - l 1
lo'fNO Jan. . JONATHAN TOUNjifi"' , ,
husband of late Mary Ann Youiur, ed fT.-e, i
iini...i..a ami friends Invited tn fnnarajl y jS
"art Iras Sat., 1 V p m.. 601.1 N., 4th atjlKj,
Int West Laurel Hill Cem Itemalns ro sfl
be viewed l'rl etc.. Auto funera! I'iVV J
7KIHINCI Jan ft, CHARLOTTE KKM.VhV
Ilelatlvea and friends Invited lo funeratUJ',
aervlces Hat . S I in.. 5039 N. tn at. ltltj JfiW
1'enco i'em.
Itemalns may to lwi
ec.
s'Sl
i:nrcATio?cTj.
lloth Heies
Secretarial
rnnrsrs start Tanuarv 14 for whole 3 .
nf tnIR uinrlr. Nn summer vacation. V-l
wi w. ..w.... -- , . ,e'j
Day and evening classes. Individual, 1
instruction. Pitman and Uregg Syi jM
terns. AU leading systems in dicU- i
tton classes. vi
AJ.IU!nM4l Ki.IlfHtsrTH Ka, Isa.ASS'ii
fiu-.e.u.i... B .-.- :yfe
purchased to increase tne numoer ot e-
class rooms. Expert instructors
have been added to the faculty of
specialists. The persistent call of fcd
tne suovernmem lor iu,vuu sienog.'-w
...I,.,, Mn Slitsei!qtif T,sianr1 aC Jr
ldlJiit.,D auu s.-s. a...ioci..h sv..n,u ss
! general business must be satisfied by-.-
Write for details,
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EMPLE UNIVERSITV
Ilroad Rl. Ilelow Berks
rnlladelpnia
ica
TPAYFB'S Tha Oeit Dullness Bchoat
,IW C'IV KO1-S07 Chestnut Strew.
rosltlnns ruaran'd Knter now. Day or ntrbk
Mt'Rin
IrAflTIVtR In 90 lessnns Call OF
writ i.T-a
4 hristanson I'lano Hrhoeila, liaker Bulldlnju , V
I I.U - IIBDlIlUl, ,-IIUMB DI.IUIB Will, aSALt
West Vensnso. Phona Tlosa C201. 1 1
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ronslilrrallon of every tliAughtful
Individual, In theso daya of atre.s
and nnxletv. e
ATLANTIC) CITY offers It lo yon
Iter itonderful (lulf-streum femper.d
rltmnte, laden vrllli tlie mono of .
eirean. and In Iier broad avenue., act'
rrco irom dirt ana aiu.it.
Ilenlthful amusements, IlrllUftBt
lloardvialk. Theatres, l'lerg.
Coif all tho Year.
THE LEADING HOUSES
aro alivaia open and nil! furnish full
Information, ratea, etc.
."Mflrlborouch-DIenlielm
Chelsea
Shelburno
St. Charles
Galen Hall
Wiltshire
Seaside
Strand
Dennis
Ilolmhurst
llantio i Ity Is einly on. hour from
Philadelphia. lTequent trains sLa
1'hS.NV. It. II.. from either Ilroad Slrnt
Mullon or Market Street Kerry, (bath
steam nnd electric tralns)i or via I'Illlj,
f. 1I1.MJIM1 111. from Chestnut HilMt
lern. ,;
Wtatmlnster Ky' av r"T H'MhiBw.jJ
eiwuiuii.ici to t ,,rrau batht,-HBV ' 13
water. 110 up vrkly, 12 up dally. Chu. Bukra A-'ij':
LAKEWOOD. N. J.
LAUREL HOUSE i
LAKKU'OOD, N. J. s
Favorably located for winter
patronnpe. 60 miles from-
New York in the famous pine
Vintf ff rvTf Tiifani 1
llranrh nf fhnndlar 'rirni A f. l
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Train senlca u.a far South aa Old Potat'J
Comfort n&a never better I aw V$ )
uatci UAuncaiiuU
X
OLD MINT COMrOIIT
Fwtmmlnff Pool, Golf. Sea
xooaijaiBin. e.Trjc.uiypii 1 1
iittb and Tnatneat.
1. frriw F-,
IO. r. ADAMS. Maaacar
.rtrass MasrB.
Mr. roster's In Acker's, ll'th Ch
i
Cook's Tours, 223 ti. Ilroad: p. It. It..
am i.kIU Chestnut: nai-rnono A wnn
lflOT Chestnut. rf.
rnrrvno v j.
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II.I.VO Instruction la day b4 J.K-1
etrnlnt classes. 1'oa.ltlom iiem.,;'
. .. . : . . " -""-"- ""2L"""vil
Ph adeDhi School ef FifcW,.i
010 Chestnut Street, Jv'fJ
rhlladelohla. Pa. t?PT A
fit FJS 1 11. l.lementary. Advanced Comsaae-,
,.11 tninrht hv a practical mathod Adisltae..
UJ .Ul,u... .mmjtm HnKlal Ka.aA ' '. . I
all' CHIIUI.-I, .tfmw.m, .-k-v..
Studls. 57 Fstey Ilallljth an
nnsT trt prlcea for Instruction
IVAXAMAKttll IN'STITUTK. iiSd A
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