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ON ARMY BANK
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Revives and Describes
Captain Killed Four
and Took Cash
kN'S NAME SECRET
i, of Cantonment Fnlls to Ite-
V,.vi Any of the Stolen
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Money
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CAMP FONSTON", Kan, Jan. 14.
; story of how CatAaln Lewis J
robbed tho bank of the nrmy
nent here ana killed with a hand
r or five men who wero in tho
: ,waa told to army officers by
ey Wornall, who, himself seriously
d, was the only sun Ivor of the
tin's fury.
e, forty-clclit hour Wornali. vvhii
I the cashier of the bank, had hovered
en life and death. Hut Sunday his
ess was go satisfactory to the nrmy
dclans that they ncrtnlttcd him to
Hi the full storv of (he traccilv. ulilrh
Md with the death of Captain Whiff-
y aclf-lnfllcteil, nt tho hioment of Mo
tion Saturday.
t'ln.tho meantime a systematic search
i'OOthe cantonment has failed to reveal
LifcWV money stolen from the hank by
tSkptaln Whlsler. Federal bank exnin-
havo becun chocklnir thu bank'H
oitnts, but the Interior of thu bulldlnc
in such a chaotic condition that It Is
cted no statement will bo made for
or threo days.
It has developed that the noto Cap-1
i wnisier wrote after he had decldnl
i kill himse f was addressed to n young 1
pt)rmn at Ottnwn, Kan, but ntmy olll-
aers are making every elTorl to keep
i eeret both her name and iiii-.vlble i ela-
'BM1 to Whlsler.
trV .thlls niKKi:ui:.T s-ioi:v
K!Tr' "i o eiurj ouiuiii; imii' cu silgllliy
srm mat wnicit n.ul pr-vnusly lieen
Maced together ns nr .iMIorn mi...
Sttoned him during b r.freiiient lnter-
K.'YSdS llf OonKCinilAllH ,. l'iilri Vnrnlt
ffl "SAlA yryr l.A .n,. I., ft... I.n,. ..I.l. r
T .m -u., .. . i& ii, ,,I7 ii, inn Willi i,
i-Jfuller Winters, vice nroslilont nf Ibn
'National Reserve Hank, of Kansas City,
i Mo.: John W Jewell, editor of tho Camn
Lj-J'Uhston paper: Carl,Ohleson, of Kansas
?CHy, and O M. Hill, a clerk In tho
Sf Mink, when Whlsler ctme to the bank.
3 ?t, was about 7:30 o'clock Friday eve- Pountess understood mo Berona-ls the Crown Prince Ferdl-1 SV'Vklffdelnhil!" " "relhr,ri' er
mlnv;' on, .i, . riL ... ..., n-i. ,n.i ,u..(cv,r.i tho ET.idtml decav nand W lllam Otto" , i m ""'":"' niiadcinhia
a, Jln)ry The door .was tinlockid nrd
KJryhlsler easily gained entranco Walk
jgJnT around tho corunter, he drew a heavy
r-nuiuniBuc piiioi anu tola the mon h
SSftH 'hnrt In M nnmninl" nn.l V...1Iaa.1
a.rfRila WOQ tlia "line 1aI" . An.n.V.. I.
Bf .'l. ..vfc i, .(iiivu 11.
E,,v'Worna!l says the ofHcer's remarks
SLTrere treated as n Joke until ho took nn
i&av from under his nvorcnnt nml rlriml.
SVSan'. Winters with Its lint side. All of
B"SU!.thai men then wero forced to lln fnro.
L down on the Iloor. while Whlsler selected
jnonej, mostij uuis ot larse denomlna-I
tlotl, and threw them into a sack. ,
k'HTornall sav s hn then vios fnmwl'ln ,
-. ....... -. . : '
un and bind the other men. Ills nun
fcandg then were tied by the officer ami
t all orf them were Rfipptd,
Here, saja tho staff officer who il-
.purvcu nurnuiiH Hiuicmeni, uic cashier h I
lJmInd is blank, and he recalls nothlnir '
Sthat happened until he became conscious I
-A.-ee n . ......" i ...'.
mm.k u.nvi em. ;v iiiccriib "V 1110
.taVatinn it.r... n, i,,t- ,.e .i,.
mtmy officer was wheeled Into Wornall'H I
- - h. ,..n.i..i nn.i.i.. .. o. ..i 1
JB,rt amUUlatlCC on the way to the, link. . Don Tor mu liill-i iiik h..u.., ... ...... , - --- - -.. .- .. ... . o , ,,:,, ..- ,:--.r.V . -' ,".,, "",".,."' ""., I lliirvH... lit m-ivw .- .,..i. L" ,'.""" ".1 ".' ,'I ,'.."'.'".""""'; '".",". aced til Itelatlves anil friends Chester
CHW- ' cellor vvoulJ unite -the tvvo countries, ueat, aim tno people wait in no piaeo ,rieV,d, imiUd t!, run';! aervlcV. Tues . I Jer of KatVKtiil 2fl J. "0i AM Chesier
$, FOUND BT Si:.VmV that K- ann. nco ... cyuld no .U- n. ; I 1 ? out on the , ?,.C,r ..-'---t. V. TU ' - F': IT" V"? ?rSf SSffi Xm&0 V '" e" I Sy'H' Wl V?'
Wornall had Heej, found by it .ry. And her"' h. 'touched UioCounleJ." The' Counter was not entirely bad un,,lla5 "" Mon c" "" Jf' Cnm- VUiTl'rVr'&SSf. v fowS'V- luVraV' ffiJK'S I H'" cKK" ' rl &&& AAl
!Kh.;,t. wa. ""- '?. "ner-., i ??,:zJm: : ..vj'r'A" ,x:w,w ' 'waMaV .,.u.h. ."rhdur.f.rl2ni: ,r&3 cs?o wzv. Sirr,-,T.".J v,f. .-. ir..?j
rS51!?.- S8?."11 1"?. n"'wer questions. ,R th0 Pl!lnceHS HedvvlB In marrlaKe. Tha Rolden head of tho little Crown Prince, f,','.1' Arla,fJ.SnJ ?"hSu.l?SiT--iil?' .l.'T.'?n? naKi'.'. 'rc,.""l .1iui,.n,i..of .'untri" ! MimilAT-Jan. in mis. MAr.OAltr.T, ''nr";',t''.n.Vvi?e.a,md "".' ifnrl:n,i '"Vi?
KaCVunVeV-. "n 'V , , a1cForalnS'o committee, which knows all thins-. be-.avv him RmlllnK as he had smiled that ,, m. 4T-1 Kram.aVe Itoxhofouil, her: i riVrlck1 Heiartr . wbn Iteno st " r ?aJs'nar .?? if Jo.Smf IMwar 1 M,,r.v" & st Int. 'Wist 'i.aufer H llV Cem
IgaN2entryi "Don't strike him aftain. '"'L.u-. ....... ..o -,m i,. .iim.-e, dav in tlm Runllcht. saw him tmuhini Ices an.i Int. M. Timothv's fhurch .1 v m. iii-v ,5in iiiai 12 near ?r,.tt.ni,. v .ZSY. S.nA "'."''r.,0.' .'J".".1' '.ii?"1 J'urrav. ,,;mq nmv t, viewed Tues . 8 to in 1
KPto you a fiend?" nnd flnay mur- '7 '",'. and forlorn as he had been when tint , "battt Jan. U. nominr husband of j inxilKir, II lir.TWOOU. ased n.".. Itela. ' irmh"r late fesliHc. 14T w SuJoiiliknna HPBAtlUK. At Iiurllnirton. .V. J . Jan. 12
BSsSrtd. "Bank robbed " Then the alarm thin marriage. , ,V., Ii,,. 1 ,7 1 1 1 ,u ', 1 !'' "!."ll ""W',"" N'k'nl.JW, tuea and frlenda invited to funeral services, I 'r"m nJr lnf solemn reaulemn.asJnt THOMAS II SPHAOUII. Itelatlves and
EGEai srlmn alarm h t h clulcneii icr doai; more very evcnlnc, he had left them to go ' llvra and friends Invited to funeral Tues., Thurs HMO a m near l'olnlvllle x. j. ". I , ' 0f'our 1,5 nl the Visitation r 'rlends all orranlntlnns of which ho was
Mr'Hfc.Zi.-: , ,-.,......... closclv. the Countess made no move. 10 ms loneij- rooms. i-eriiups phe ' 0,-V ".'.u?;U...r:t." oV"'u,V."' , ',' .'"';. -V"."?" :.." l,.ii., "."".'""" ,e;.wL1' I..hlKli ave andll at.. 10 a m. Int. prlvato f.."".",urr- ',:i,,iJ;""l'? ",?.' SI '. V-
t?le7dolnVartnr8MW But " er Wa- a S"" 8"r a",0nK l1'" -' mment ' ''" '"" ' 'V '" '"'' oI7 PeP""'"'- '" ' ' .. n-10 a tn at I'etnbeVton Stat 0' .'" Auu,Xl that fHend, om It amTng" now, wiWS, ,;"""'"
tffi. 'S .. . . V18'" .'' "e." "e..l.'.. ''" el flureB Perhans. after all, the com- then, when she fo ded her arms and IHIHHB -Jan 11 MARJOIIIK. daughter , HlRdlNH. At Jit. llollv. N. J.. Jan. 12. rKmLVnM mVv bo viMved wJd 8 to To. n STAINStlY. Jan 11. HAI.TO.V. husband
inPOBtlfled the body of Captain Whlsler as "Kures. 1 eriiaii. " :""'"" ..'., .,,.. . .... . ., '"' of Carl II and M.iri. ii liehre. nire?i 11 nninitjn. ni.iow nf Kduard iiia.ins. n.,i 1 "'m?!.n." Jl?.l.D..i cl ." ; s ' 10 n of Hose Blalnsbv (nee Cass dv). Relatives nnd
&., i.- i.i : ... .... ..,.. mitteA na a vvtioio u a noi Know an niuicu iiiwuuij 111 inw euruuufu ngurcs n,nn.v,. n.io.r. ..a .i--w.. . i;..i :a :.v-'v;v..:;:. .... .i...j i..i. iv ....:.' 1 ni y'i . 1 i'uip ii""; o i,i i, in ;ti. .m, w-...i n.n..nnn m. k i.c:
jmi. vi .11a luuucr iijn uiienLtu luuuv ...... , . - ......, ...n,,,rn ,.,iu .iivii.i iiiiii.i in nt nr aiiir. uiii .ii.-iiua invivrii u, lunerni. fniiiT iv .nrt,ii.niv. .Ton i Tiimiia
I'teCread from a maBazlne to show that I
llM COUld see and understand.
VThen TYhlsIer's body, dressed In Ills
fe-drab campaign uniform and upright
atrta chair, was wheeled Into the ward
. placed directly before Wornall.
CAPTURED
XXV
IKN we had been ln Murren about
a month we cast out eyes to the
of the mountains and wondered
was beyond and If It were pos-
to go and look for ourselves. Wo
found out that wo could not be
'.from Murren overnight without a
aimed by the Commandant de Place.
onlv eiven with a eood excuse. It
rather hard to find a sick relative
Switzerland, so we did not do much
inc.
JhplUerland Is divided Into two parts
Frencn ana one Herman wnicn
the language of the country on
they border. The Germans who
-Interned In Switterland are confined
the German part, and the French
English are scatterea over tne
h half of the country'. There Is
little mixing of enemies, except
ens or two cities which boast large
itals, where It Is necessary to send
'of 'all nationalities for treatment.
these cities miniature wars are avoid.
by confining tho Germans to their
rs on certain days ot tne weeK
the Allies aro allowed out and
tsersa.
OOOD FOR THRUH OF THEM
Verne Is tho capital of Switzerland,
Jmeilinw- pot 01 me country. An
Ish Tommy nn ex-priie .nghter
walking alone on tne streets or
when three Germans, thinking it
ats to-attack a lonely Englishman,
onhlni. lie Knocked two of
unconscious on the sidewalk, but
.ble to catch the third I
become very friendly with an
.captain named Brewster. We
idea operations, ana ueciaea to
uusanne. where we could have
of one or tne cest surgeons,
world. We had heard that I
ilble to obtain permission to at.
yjt university. I was very anxious
luue mv siuay or rrencn. ana we
sted to study at Lausanne and
Geneva. Eventually we were
!d to the Lausanne district for
jsmjKise ot having our operations.
aiienuwc me university or
, before we left. Jack- First.
ko on coming from Germany
j'ptaeed in a hospital In Berne
of his weak condition, ar-
Murren with his father and
. "Mr. Flrafbrook soon took all
ins under her wing, and.
ana Mrs. McLurg, we had
nlal afternoon tea party.
1 very pleasant In JJurren :
I, curling wertjkood, and
tty'have stayed on tilt the
fWUmy arm yras giving me
t jtf. water nau seen in mis
1 Auaflut 'and was becoming
1 iwsah'B Wo departed for
r AVtXNjfij
J ' 'rne' poontry In
,Miwcrnt nation
MtrTM in hl lit.
.
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"LONG LIVE THE KING"
A Human Story of Chlld-Dcs'.re, Court Intrleuo t.nd Love, the Latest Novel
Dy MARY ROBEKTS KINEHART
Cop right, 1913. by Mary noberts Rlnthart and the Public, Ledger Company
CIIAPTKB XIX Continued
ST
TILL no one spoke. The Countess
faced them. Only her eyes showed
her nervousness j sho stood haughtily,
her head held high. Hut like most
women, she could not endure silence for
j long, at least tho silence of shrouded
'figures and Intent eves.
"Now that I am hre,'' sho demanded,
"may I ask why I have been sum
moned?' It was Number Seven who replied.
It was Number Seven who, during the
hour that followed, spoke for the others.
None moved, or but slightly. There
was no putting together of luads, no
consulting. Kvldcntly all had been care
fully prearranged.
"Look on tho table, Countess. You
will find there somo papers ou will
perhaps recognize."
Sho took n step toward the tablo and
glanced down. The code-book lay there
Also the letter she had sent by Peti r
Nlburg. Sho mado no effort to dlsclajm
them.
"I recognize them," she said clearly.
"Vou acknowledge, then, that they
arc yours?"
"I acknowledge nothing,"
"They bear cert.ilti Indications, mi
dame." "Possibly,"
"Do ou teallze what will happen,
madnme, If these papers are turned over
to the authorities?"
She shrugged her shoulders. And now
Number Seven rose, n tall figure of
mystrry, and HpoVo nt length In a cul
tivated. Foftly intoned voice Tlm
Countess, llstciilns, felt the voice vnguc-l
j.. f,unlar. sim wero the burning ejesi
behind the mask.
It Is our hope, madame," ho said,
"that jou will make It unnecessary for
the Committee of Ten to use tho-,.
papers. We have no ciuarrcl with wom
en, Wo wish rather a friend than an
eneiiij". There bo those, many ot them
who call us poor patriots who would
tear down without building up They
nie wrong The Committte of Ten, to
those who know Its motives, has tho
hlchest and most lojal of ideals to the ' lpatI. n lrt of tho UinKdom will
country' KO up lne cry of ll,ert'' Bu tho mo-
I1N olce tool; on a new. almost annt mu&t start here. The city must
fnnatlc note. He moke an well to the rIse against the throne. And against
other shrouded flKUres as to his com-
rnilc8. No mean orutor this. He tueU I
.lorn ralsc.l his olco. he mado no ges-
tures. Almost while she listened, the
Thoy had witched the irradiial decay
of tho countrs' nt B.im us nuruon in
turnt'oti erevv ereatcr carh lear. The i
masos sweated and tolled to carry on
ttldr bioks the dead vvei;ht of th" '
nrislocrarv and ihe throne. Tho Iron ,
Innd rf tho Chancellor h' Id eM rythlne
iti old KlnK who would die. was dltn? j
now. and after that a loy. nominal ,
ruler only, while tho Clinnceilor con-j
llmieil his hard rule. And now, n it
.t ..r.iiili there WOM talk i
Ll UL WCir imi .Muan
of un aanca with Karnla. an alliance
, . , carried throuuli, would destro.v
""" """ "". .? ' I
the hone of a lenubllc
Tho Countess stared, r
"Xo wall is too thick for our eais."
ho continued. "Our ejes see evi-
whero. And a we crow lu sttengtli,
:,', - ivn .1,.,. ,,, '
tlie' (e'wu" AeI 'j101 "?5' .
He srevr scornful then. To k.iIii
ihlnirs
" ..... . ,
"To nreient ths alliance, madame. Is
our first aim. There nre others to fol-
low. Hut" hn bent forward "the Klnc
will not live many days. It Is our hope
fthat that marrlaKe will not occur be-
fore his death." '
By this tlmo Olita Losrchck knew ery
well where she stool. The tonunltteo
was propitiatory. Sho was not ln dancer,
A True and Tl.rilllne Talo of the experi
ences of a Wounded Canadian Officer
Who Fell Into the Hands of the Knemy.
I In Lausanne ono hardly dares make a
new uciiualntanco without first ascertain
ing the life history of the person In
question.
Brewter and I had a lively time
during the three weeks wo Bpent waiting
for accommodation In the hospital. Wo
eventually got to know tho dangerous
characters by sight and carefully avoid
ed being brought into touch with them.
However, wo did make the acquaintance
Lot many charmlig people chiefly Ameri
can and Swiss ana wero snown great
hospitality.
Tho day after we were admitted to
tne hospital I had a sudden attack of
appendicitis, and was nt onco operated
upon. I thanked my lucky stars that
I was not still In Germany, for complica
tions set ln and a second operation was
necessary. Skillful medical attention
and careful nursing pulled me through
a critical stage.
Brewster had the operation on his leg
and we shared a private ward. We were
the first English officers that had ever
been In that hospital and attracted, for
that reason, a considerable amount of
attention. Our room was continually
filled with flowers, and we had numer
ous visits from our acquaintances, who
showered us with "gifts. One motherly
Swiss lady kept us- supplied with home
made Jelly.
We saw a good deal of several French
officers who had come there to hae the
mistakes of tho German doctors rectified.
One of these hid a most trying time.
His thighbone had been shattered, and
after months ln plaster the bone had
finally knitted. One day he was being
carried downstairs by some German or-
erlies who dropped him and broke his
lee again. After several months more
of igony the bone finally knitted, but
in such a manner that tne joint rormea
almost a right angle. His leg was very
I much shorter and virtually useless. In
the hospital In Lausanne the bone had
to be broken again, ,a pin put through
the knee, weights w'ere tttached to It
and the poor fel'ow had again to endure
sleepless weeks of torture In an endeavor
to finally overcome the results of mora
than a year of careless treatment
While sitting around a coiy wood fire
and entertaining our friends it after
noon Ira we often contrasted our life
there with the months spent In German
hospitals. It was a wonderful thing
to be again among sympathetic people.
After six weeks I was discharged
from hospital, the operation on my
irm being postponed until I was
stronger. About a month later Brewster
'oined me at (he little hotel on the shore
of Lake Geneva, where I had taken up
my abode- We registered at the univer
slty. Brewster.1 who had lived ln Paris
and spoke French fluently, took up engl.
neerlng, But I enrolled In a course In
tha French lanruage. Seven or eight
Knglish Tommies attended the stme lee.
tures as I, and the professor wai most
skillful tn detecting from their accent
the 1 particular part of England from
wMohtlMV.aanM. ,. - . .,
VrfEvWINa. PUBLIC
save as It might develop. They were. In
a measure, putting their case.
She had followed tho speaker closely.
When ho paused, sho was ready for him.
"Dut, even without a marriage, at nnyi J,ow "
I-.. ,., n It-.ntv t.nfcA.t nn 111. IMP,1!"6 W0MS.
rlago may be signed. A treaty for a -..'"j tl,n? ,ln,M P"8.,lb'c
mutually defensive alliance. Austria en- Th '" "J d s. at "
crouches dally, nnd has Germany t,c. next dy. "etter tha.. any one ravo his
hind her. Wo are small fry. here and In daughter Annunclnta and the physicians,
Karnla, and we stand in the way." who Knew his com M on. The Ilevolu-
........ , , ....... tlonlsts might boast, but they wero not
"King Karl has broken faith before. I Qii ,ho ,)c0))p
He will not support Livonia until he t 0nc(T let ,, hoy bo crow ,.,, nnd lt
has received his price. Ho Is deter- ttould take moro tnall tnese pofllnB
mined on tho marriage. plotters In their theatrical setting to
"A marriage of expediency," said the ourthrow him.
Countess, Impatiently. I "How .much tlmo may I havo?"
The speaker for the committee shrug-, "Women vary," said Number Seven
ged his shoulders. "Perhaps," ho re-1 mockingly. "Some determine quickly,
piled. "Although there nre those of us Others "
ft ho think that In this matter of ex
pediency Karl gives moro than he re
cedes. Ho Is today better prepared tlw.n
we are for war. Ho Is more prosperous
As to the treaty, It Is probably already'
lulled, or about to be. And lice, .
madame. Is the reason for our In itn-'
tlon to jou to come here.
"I hao no access to state papers."
the Countess suld Impatiently.
"You nre too inodist," said Number
Seven aunvelv. nnd rl.inceil nt the letter
.,- .1.. ...t.1-
"Tho matter lies tlius. madame. The
Chancellor Is now In Karnla. IoubtIes I
he will return with tho ngreement signed
We shall lenrn that In n day or so We
do not approve of this alliance for
various reasons, and wo Inteml' to take
steps to prevent it The paper Itself Is I
nothing Hut plainly. Countess, we need
a friend In the palace, one who Is In the
commence or tno royal rnmiiy."
"And for such friendship, I am to
secure safetj"? '
"Yes, madame. Hut that Is not all.
Let me tell jou briefly how things stand
with us. We have, supporting us, ccr-
...... ... tw ,( nuiivi tlliai U,-l( V.S-
tnln bodies, worklngmen's guilds, n part
of the student bod, not so much of tho
army as wo would wish Dissatisfied
folk, madame, who would exchango th
emblem of tjrannj for freedom.
On the announcement of tho Kings
tIiat '"ere are two obstaclei "
He
iuscil The clock ticked and water
"i'i' "" o "" P" "" metallic
"P ashes. "Tho first Is this morrlaKo
nanu iimm vjuo
Tho rmtnlen rocnlleil v.l
i no countess reconeu. not
"A moment, madame. You think had- knenui, occd 17 itelatlves and friends ln
v of UB " ITnder his mnak tho Pnnntesu vlled to funeral Thurs 7 In a in rrsl
ii ? u V, Sf. Lountm J"nc of mother llllil N Hancock et
divined a cold smile "It Is not neces- ( Iteriulem mass st Honlfnrlus's Church n a
nary to contemplate lolence. There m Int. Holy Itedeetner f.m Auto funeral,
nro other methods. The boy could be I TtrAw.lr,1.'.AxyIAV.KC:,'.t2:vl?,!r-Jn:'- ,!r'J.81?'
taken over tho border and hidden until
vne .vcpu. ..t a .r.n.y ,Bl vniisneo. jvncr
uiai no ia uiuirwni,
ine v-ouniess. aim paie, looKea at lilm
BCOmfllllV. 1 OU do InV
Intelllcence
,
...
small honor"
"Where pel
.i,.i. .
-. .a 1 is. s
peaceful methods will avail,
our methods ale peaceful, madame." Tues., s p. m , Oliver II Hair Uld . imii
"It vvns Minn In neiicA tluf vnn m(ir.'Lll'llnul Bt' I'ulieral Wed., p. In Int.
i . , . ,, , '.-., i Private. Mt Jloriah Cem.
dere. Prince Hubert?" ASTOV.-Jan 12. Sirs i:m.i:x xstON.
'Tlio eirors of the past are past." need no. Itelatlves and friends Invited to
Then with a new sternness: "Make no 'i."":1 Tu'i., - , in. tiarlura uf Joieph
mistake. Whether through our nBency k!. JIUrintS prha.'erlrTeen Cem l m-
or nnothcr, t'ountess, when tlie cathe-
oeioroner.
... ...Ill .ft .1 . I. ., -1 , ,
I will not do It. she paid.
rnen maeeu tno tribunal stirred and
sat forward. Perhaps never before had
it been defied. '
1 win not. repeatea tno Countess.
"i .-umuer oeven rcmaineu lmpas-
ip. jv nfivv iiipa. 1 nunipim !' ha ni.i
' , I, ' ," ' , ',. "" U1U
nuaiciy. 1 tan uiiucr.-Huuu, inai your
heart recoils. But this thing Is In-
- 1
By LIEUT. J. HARVEY DOUGLAS
fourth Canadian Mounted Jellies
(Copyright, 1918, by l'ubHo Ledger Co)
forget that we were prisoners of war '
.. u.....v fc i'viiiv.
I nvfntinlli.- lirni tlm r,OMti
i Gemuai.) uau tno operation on
my arm, but managed to aoId a further
fn cUt,ml,K.U,f .' " .'".h I'"0"
than eight months of hospital life and
dlil not relish the Idea of another ses-
Klnn Aronr.llniTlw r -..J ,,.
sion. Accordingly, I arranged with
Brewster to bring mo back in a taxi
... .v. u..:, .... .J " .. '" . laxl
...u i.uvo. aiier me operation I was
., , . . - - ...
three hours Under tho nnesthetd- nnH
was put in a ward full of Trenchmen tn
recover rnr ,nm. ..n.Ll. V l!i I
recover, tor some unaccountable rea. '
Hfin whtin T rnm. T -, ai.i..t.t
In French and shoutlne "A b,L ,..
ill r renin anu snouting A bas Ies
UOCheSI COChons!" etc. fDovcn with
the Huns I I'lgs!) Whenever I went back
tn hA Imsnlml fnn 0 JM..I. .1
. r.. .... w wi.ooiiij, meno nin
vvouiu snuie at me and say
Bodies!"
A bas les
s.nn. ilml lmM rnlmpii tliM fltv tn tl.a l.'f.i'u l.MMA MATIl.Tl.v In.. 'lVn.l.l ,. l .. It'll. Hi. ViiIm funeral .ii... .,i i.i.n.l. In.im.l i. fnn.,.1 n i..... r ill I II, villi 11, ir, liil.u .VI CM11II
Brewster wrapped me ln rues and'?1 2 o'clock, at Armstrong & Bon, 1020 X.
. ... .. ..... . waa uu ltrnsd st Int private.
nurriea me to ine notel, where the con-
cierge was sent for tn h.ln m. n 1
room. He. rioOr fellow, thought r ,.,V
dr,.nt .nrt Sw ','TSM l w
drunk, and handled me in the patronlz-I
Ing way usually employed toward sen-
tlemen ln thla stato
viemen 111 mis State. .
A kind Kng sh lady who knew what
had hannened ,,; ... ST l
naa happened came to see if there was
iij iniiiK ono couiu ao. Tne cone erea ,
waved her aside, savlne- In vr.-h.
"IT.'. .11 lv. . jt . -.....,
..wo ... .,ai, iimuuiii. iave mm
alone J he will be quite right after a lit.
tl. alp.n!" f " "l I
tie Sleep I
A wrti-min. ,t
A T ELCOJIE ALLY
While we were in Lausann. .,. I
Tr.l..J cj- j.i. . """ "
uiuicu oiiiicn ucciarea war on uermany.
A sigh of relief went un frnm ..,'.
ally. At last the whole Kngllsh-speak.
Ing world was fighting side by side for
Justice and right. We Canadians felt
that now we could shake our cousins to
the south by the hand and welcome
them to the greatest of all undertak
ings, and that after the war there would
not be the feeling of reproach which we
had dreaded so much. We all realized
the tremendous power of our new ally
and hoped, from a selfish point of view'
that her assistance might bring the war
to a speedy close and bo hasten our re
turn to our homes and families.
Toward the end of July one of the
officers staying In our hotel received a
telephone message from Chateau D'Oex
to the effect that the British and German
Governments had come to terms regard.
Ing the repatriation of certain Interned
prisoners of war, and that before long
we might expect to -be visited by a
Swiss commission to select those eligible
tn o-n tinm. Va,i,..llu t.i
to go home. Naturally, this caused a. FRANCIS husband of Isabella' Merti De.
great flutter of excitement. TV. v..j ('. .asd. lie atlvea and friends nolle.
-... v. . .,..,,,,, wlla caused a
great flutter of excitement. w ...,
been expecting It for some time past
as at the railway station of Lausanne
yn had said good-by to larra miK..
of our French comrades, on their wav HEIITtL daughter 'of Emma C. sn'd late
back to their native land. 'ijsnm P. MaiUn. Relatives and friends,
About the same time as we received
this good news the university closed and
tha doctor with whom Brewster and' I
had been taking massage and mechani
cal treatment decided to go away for a
holiday. We had no excuse left for
staying longer In Lausanne and on Au
gusta we, together with several othera.
were recalled to -Murren to take over
Msa.r'tb iuUsviwhlah'wre falllaar
:?- ii-
-Liir " y ;
ETOERr-PHILADELPBlA, MONDAY,-
'
evltable. as I have said. Whether you
or another but perhaps with time to
think you may come to another con
clusion. Wo make no threats. Our
position is, however, ono of responsibil
ity. Wo are compelled to plnce the
future of tho Hepublle before eery other
consideration."
That Is a threat."
"Wo remember both our friends and
our enemies, madnme. And we hae
only friends nnd enemies. There Is no
middle course. If ovl would like time
to think It oer "
How much time?" Sho clutched at
".lnv I lmvo n. month?"
"During which tho King may rtlo , i,,',," c',5.plo'.,Lhll",,J,p?lll"JV, e-c,L'l1,1,,
i.. m7im m. B,,i '..Nr Port Itlchmond. invited to serv-
Alas, madame, It is now jou do us too
little honor!
"A week?" begged tho Counters ties
perately
Tho leader glanced nlong the line Ont
head after another nodded slowly
A Week It is, madame. Comrade
Pixel"
ne ono wno nail, uinugnc ner came
forward with the. 1);
inim.iKP
"At tho onil rf lllrt VIoeV. vnrtinxrn
n, "" "'. ; tonight. )m waiting; Iti
"le Street of the Ise Irglns "
mhimiwi
. n. the day tlie llepubllo of L yonla
" estnoiisneii, maaame, ttiey wll be
'""td to jou
" bowed nm
, or ,.", "
nd returned to his chair
movements of tho man
.,..', "",",., .,,,,
who placed tho bandage over her ejfs,
eiieo in tho tuuni
(CONT1NUHD TO.MOltltrtW)
Full Cargo of Oats for France
AN ATLANTIC POP.T. Jan 14-
, . .
, "ns,nv? , e" n'irioun'l for send
Ing 400,000 bushels of oats from
this
port to rrnnce In a short time
Tho
llf .! mnVl 111 n lllnll mill Anvnl 4l ....... I
inent will ho tlm flrqf in iin fi.iu .t
ITui, .,ii . . ,ort
lth a full carfio of uraln lu many
month?.
Beatfjg
tLffXAXliIHl -Ilntered Into r"it llroisic- '
Ijn n' v' KAIKC., widow of Thomas 11
Rnd Marlih Vi S."r of PhiliVp. I el.
jives and frlmda Invited to funei-ai servlcen
I. A.-iAllKlM Jan IS T.IliI.IAN daueh-
m nt HurhHri. a,i it tnv.M AnnUhatm in
Ile'jes and daughter" of liuuene and Annie
Ift' V;.-lid"K fun -raleerv Ic'Tues . '
ip In nBr,nt,. resld.ine I.-, k Highland
ave
Lnnadowne.
Ini; p
A1S0P. Jan. 13. at 1410 C'hrhtlan at.,
int.
-. ..( iviiiuii ill II llliaill 1- ti ill n siniii,
Itelatlves and friends Invited to services.
m. . Tiilrlnrn nf ns r.
flit. 11. If) Summer st Int Unit Cm
L"! auio iunrai
iikli, Jan. 13 HAimy It . husband of
?'ary Hell Itelatlves and friends Inv ted to
Genrse n.-lie 12.-.7 h"
hlah mass ht Anthony's Church D-.lu a
hlffh niBM ht Anthony's Church 03u a m.
j.,j.y.ros.
.....- . -- .-. . ....... .... ... -. ... .-
'"n11 """ Helatlvea and friends Invited to
lunerni -iues m in 11 ni iiariors or ri. v.
II".!)"'1!.1'1 S?-"L r,in" ,v,,n," "'j, .lnl'm".
renulem mass Church of our Mother of
Sorrows In a m Int Old Cathedral Cem.
IU.ANCKi:.VM:n Jnn 12. JOB!, hus.
hand of late Sirah Hlancliense, need fell
Itelatlves nnd friends Congregation Heth
Israel, Hlchmond I,nie, No 24U. I, O, O
F Invited to funeral services Tues 10
a m 2214 N 17lh st Int Mt Cirinel Cem
HUSK Jon 12, W1I.HKI.M. husband of
rlre',n'i,o"a,'2". WKf vlted'Toural
f ea , nju a m . myh nouian(i avr oi-
pr"n inana of riulem M. lunattua'o Church
10 a. m int Holy Cmu com.
IUIAHI Jan l- WIM.IAM non of
.nz;BrdUMYt,ra.vynAR?ren"d,.n-;,,he?inl,'o
funeral Frl 1 n in residence of mother.
Sllnnl. Illlisanl Arendt. 242B H 2d st Int.
(private. Kertjwood Cem. Remains may ha
viewed Thurs. eie.
HODILL. Jnn 13. niciiArtn. husband
of Marciret Itodlll formerly of Nottlnnham
Kncland Itelatlves and friends Invited to
,,ik,niiu iin.ii, n,,i ..,?-,, no ,,..,iru iu
funerAl services. Ued . 12 noon KB-'! W k-
fl'11 "' Oermnntown. Int Ivy Hill Cem
"emalns mny be viewed Tues. eve
HORI.AXU. Suddenly. Jan. It. SUSAX,
nainrhl.r nf lata William an A Tnria flnrlnn.l
IWativV, "n.lfrl.nd. Invited to funeral
selvlces. Wed 2 n. m. niece's res denco.
i ana Jane Borland.
P. m .niece's residence,
Vra. .Tosenh Wilson, ltior, 8. lth St. Int
5"- Slorlah Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Ues. eve.
IIOYD Suddenly, on Jan 12. IIEf-HX C.
rtOYU. at her late residence. Km X 10th at.
liuain.n mi.. ,i,..,'(. u. mr 1.1,111 .iu ii
ilted tn fnneml aervlres. nn 1-iiea aflernnnn.
BRADFORD Jan. 12. at Clementon
N-. j. LUCRUTIA II.. widow of Davit
Cvldow nf DaSVo
hJ.2 anS' ,J?.aVi.
Ilraaford. aged 75. IlrUtlyes and friends
Invllsl to avrvlces. Tues . 2 30 p. m .Oliver '
II. Hair llldg.. 1820 Chestnut at.. Phlla.
I"'- Heivuo Cem. Remains may be viewed
Mon . 8 to 10 p m.
iinintXT Jan 10 m.tZAnnTir r
""". of Frank j, nradley and daughter of
William and Catharine McNaspy. Kuneral. to
which the relatives and friends are Invited.
iues. o a. m., uij h. rront at. solemn ,
n";;" of requiem Church of the Sacred Heart
m.oii h. in. inv. IIOIV v.rnss V em.
iimnv.-v. jan. ii, Hui-iuu cahoi.ixb
JTIOWN ne Rublack). wlf; of David O.
Brown Relatives and friends, Oen. 8ner-
man T,mp., No 7o 0- rf A nVUrd
to fureral. Tuea . 2 p m.. B726 Christian ft.,
W. Phlla. Int. private. Arlington Ceni!
Frit"! may ca" Mon' T to 0 p. m. Auto
LL':,"l
nltOWX. Jan. 11. ELEXOnA. wMm. e i
...;... "T,. . . - rrrI.. -.-.. . .... . , ,
vvunam urown iveiavives ana xrienas In
vited lo runeral. -jnurs.. i p. m.. 12 Queen
at.
int. Mt. l'eace cem. itemalns may b.
viewed Wed eve.
CARPENTER. Jan. II, ISAAC, husband
of Mary Carpenter, ujted 47 llelatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral. Tues , 2 p. rn..
1330 W. Cambria st. Int. Hillside Cem. via
funeral car. Remains may bo viewed Mon.
eve.
CASSinr. Jan. II, TATRICK. husband
of lata Susan Cassldy, aired (lo. Relatives
and friends InYlted to funeral. Tues.. 730
a. m.. 2854 N. Wamock at. Hlxh mass Ht.
Edward's Church tt a. m. Int. Holy
Seplllel-re Cem. Auto funeral ,
COXNOR. Jan. 13. aEORdE IV., son of
Oenrs V and Asnes K, Connor. Residence.
1827 S Ilroad St. Du. notice will be given.
CHRT8TIE Suddenly, Jan. 13. JAMKH
r... husband of C. Estell Chrystle. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral aervlces,
Tues., 8 p. m.. 1'iOS X Robinson St. Int.
private at convenience of family.
DKEI.Y. Jan. 11, RESSIE, daughter Of
Patrick and Margaret Deelv. Itelatlves and
trlends, members of Sodality of our Lady
of Mercy Church: Dlv. Xo. 22. Ladles' Ausll.
lary, A. O. II., Invited to funeral. Tues .
a. 30 a, m , sister's residence. Mrs. W.
Ilames. 2421 K. Opal st. Solemn requiem
mass Our Lady of Mercy Church 10 a. m.
Int. Hoiv Cross Cem. Auto service
nflirrPH Rnrf.nlv Tan 10 niTAnrva
ot l.tn msirici, invnea 10 runeral. wed,. 1
p. ni.. 121 K. Hortter stv. Mt. Atr, jervlce.
in Church of th. lir.thren. Main abov.
Clisiiviei sr, 2 p. m. Int. Ivv lllll Cam,
inntr,nii.--M.ii, 11, 2.U..M Li, "uu-
members of faculty of J. Ii. Webster School,
'nvllea 10 (uner.i services, w.a., 2 p. m..
ST23 Dlttman St., Tacony. Friends mayj-all
Tues.. 7.30 to 9X0 p. tu. Int. C.dar lllll
Cem. Auto service,
DONADIEU. Jan. 12J MARTIN L., son
of Martin and Marl. Donadl.u (nee ICoep
pens). aged B Relatives and friends,
scholars ef St Bonaventura's School, invited
to fun.ralWd., 7 JO a. m residence of
Barents. AST W, Cambria at, Ansel Maaa
t. IJonavsntura's Church 0 a. m. Int. Holy
SeoHlehr. Cem. Auto funer.L
DORAN Jan. II. MART A. DORAN (n.
J"Bsj. ' voiiiMiyji.'isran ana
..-lit. i.i.i. . i luiinnnr, iii .im ii.'inii. iiriiiiiiii iiiui iiu ihpii in... x .. iinn nr i ninarmn n.rr inn in.o i.innu i,.i.
1U1IFI.I 1 UP. -T ..II Tl
nfcvrnw
Keilst 10 . m. Int. Holy Cross cem. Auto
funeral. Friends may call Monday eve.
P0WN1. At rembrton, X, J., Jan IS.
ANDREW J. DOWNS aged ..1. Relative,
and friends, II. of I.. F... Dlv. No. 22! II. of
I F. and 13., No. "13. nt ramdn. N. J.I
I. O.O. 1 Lodaa, No. Is, llordfntown. N.
J.. Invited to funrral f rvlcf - Tur., 11.30
a. m., remdenoi of Ilobert Vandenbers, I'ro
li'Ct rinlnn. N. J. Int. JamMburB. N. J.
rrlenda may call Mon. eve.. In I'emberton.
DUNS'. J. AUOUSTIN. hunband of Rarah
C. Dunn. Jan. 12. Ilelatlves and frlenda,
all onlsra of which ! a mjmber. In
vited to attend funfral. Wed.. Jan. 10, 1
J. in. M0 Heed at. Itemalna may be
viewed lues., s to 10 p. m. Int. Eden Cem.
, ntlKnnAClt. Suddenly. Jan 15, IIMZA
IlHTIt O. wife of John H, Kberbach and
rtauahter of late 8lmnunil K. and Anna M.
Oeti, Ilelatltea and friends Invited to fu
neral aervlcea. Thura . 2 P. m . 17 Colwn.
lane. Cjnnjd, Jlonlaomerv Co.. Pa. Int.
nrhate. Train leae ilroad,m. Htatlon
l.nf n rn. Krlendi may rail Wert. tr.
, KCICRIt. Jan. 11. IIE.NItV J . son of
lata Prerterlrk and Caroline J. neker. Ileln
tlea and frlenda InMtert to funeral aervlfej.
Wed., s p. m.. 1T7 Krankfpnl uve. Int.
private. North I.aurct Hill CVm. Itemalna
may be viewed luea . after 8 P. m. Auto
I'vTniniv . 11 milt A r.MTnt-
I CAN (nee Cnniery). widow or Jamea Hntrl
, ran nelalhea and frlenda lnlted to fu
neral. Wed , 8 in , m , 2431 Inreraoll at.
I '41li and Jlaetrr ala ) fohmn hlah maea
of requiem St. Illltabeth's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Ilnlv Crnen Cem. . .
KVANM Jan 12. CIIAULK1" P.. buaband
of Cerelln i:ans, aaert fill, ltelathva and
Icea, Thura , 1 p in , 2142 N. Camac at.
Int. private. Mt. Vernon rem.
son of aeon W. and Catharine l'ranka.
Hired 81. ItelatUrs and frlenda. I'arlfle
''. No. soo. I. o . P. invited to fu-
TrB,',.Y,i:ol,,"3,5T7UN,,'lii,Pi .rtnPrr.v'ntS?
PKnno J.m. 11. THKIlKSA, wife ot
, Vndrw Ferro . f 3.10 SKront m .r.l5
xuea.. -3ii m . M" W Somerset at.
, hnienin irqulem mnaa church or hi. i:u
L..t I - . rl...a...U .. CI
' u na-.l ..u. ml" V fifti tt 1fi ii in
Int
i " Fi'tF.'mhl. -Jan 1.1 JACon. lisl,it,d of
tale Wllhelmlrn l'reldei (neo Kaufman)
"II I ''I IUI ; BIAS 1 una suit v
telntlves and friends invite, to funeral
services, Wfil 2 P ni . residence of ilsush-ter-ln-lavr
Mrs Catharine Frrlrti'l, 273h N.
Darlen St. Int Cedar Hill Cem Itemalns
mny be viewed Tues , after 7 p in. Auto
iunerni
OAFFNHT Jan. 12
THI'ntA M..
diuuhter of Catharine and
Iitf Thfimm A.
... V. '1 11
rtiffncv nnd prandaauahter of iale Peter and
i:ilen Cleary, aaed 13 Funeral, to which
relatives and friends Inviieii wed, . in a.
m., mother's residence, 2427 S Chadwlek
st Maes of renulem Church of M. Monica
ft a m Int. Iloii Cross Cem Auto serv-
ClAnOI.VS Jnn -1.1 PIIANIC 111, li'is.
Innd of i:ilrabeth naaalns, aned 71 Itela
tlvea nnd friends, members or the Ainnla-a.
mated Society of i:nalnecr. Invlled to
funeral seniles, Thurs . I p lit, 712 W
lllli at.. Chstcr, I'a Tnt prlv vte
(lAlivwxI Ian 11 hi:i.i:n vi wife of
i -.h Ia f!n . nr... an 1 il-lllirKlAP nf tr.ii Wr
('I- ll1o Hhnde aired .T. IlelatHe an 1
'rletiiN Imlted in funeral Tues I 3 r. in.
Mirlton pike i;illbunr N" J Int. Mowm
Vm lRHlmra N' I Auto III mept trol-
le ut Itaddnnfielrt from II n 1 n'rloelr.
JOHN r hunhana of
Rllrnheth ial ckp'I 08 Kefttlei and
I friends Incited to funral Tuen . U p. m .
TOft Itnrtram i.., c'olllnjrdale, D!. Co.. Pa
i 1'cl Amis n t r nail tii.i Q n In In t I
Mnrlah Vni. Auto fiin'ernl. '
CIOHMAN. Jnn 11, WIM.IAU O. hus
band of Jfnnnettc (Inrmnn (nee Mnnahan)
and son of Thomas and Ma run ret Oorman.
nued 3S HflatHc and friends, ntipljfn of
rimrles M Talor Co nnd J. 1. Itlley
Outlnii Club. lnltrd to funeral Ww fi ,t0
a in. parents resldenrf i'2li0 Moore at.
I Holemn maun of nnnlTn St Klmond a
t't irrh in a. m Irt. llnlv ren Cem
OIIANT Jan li! at nilhhurir. N J.,
I CATHAHINi: J widow f Henry (Jrnnt.
aced 70. He:utle and friends Invited to
funeral B-rIceB Turs.. 2 p. in. David Hi
Schuvler IMdiy., llroftd and Diamond ats Int.
Iirliatf.
HANSnr.L. Jan t2 HMZAnKTH nnTIt-
WI.M. daughter of Iat nild and Mar
iinnpeu. nteti imi uiniu anu rrienos in
Miru to lunern wru .' n
lora 13 U TerJves 7011
funeral nar-
Woodland ae,
(.Services fit. .lamea's I K Chi n-h, Klnv
nvrtmnK. .i i' m. ini in rnurrnjprj
I HARtlAf'ir .Tan 10 MAllY J.. wMow of
Theodore J ifnrhAcli Helatlei and friends
lntted to funeral Renlcs. lui, - p. m ,
3iI2m Walnut st. Int. str'etly priate. Omit
HUM frl
HAItltni .Ten !'. T'ltr:rRIM-T.. I.....
li-vml of r.llen ltarrnii Hired 47 I'.ilattvea
and friends inanilikln 'Irlhe Xo .MT. 1
ii A. M vlolilen C'rnvn Castle Nn I';, K.
of M Inv.teil li funeral. Wed.. 2.111
1HIB i: WrlRlit at Int AVestmlnster
sj,i inn 1il 11 o m r.ulil.non nt ,-.
' '. nima,n. Ml 1 itii . i
m pp nt Jul luntoun t II Church. 1 n. m.
Int Julhwlown.M K. Cyn
IIOPMJN .Ian 13, WIIJJAM S HOP-
.-IV7.1 iiuai'nim i. .'.my s. iivimun iliru
S...IIM IIaIhIIi.. n." StwlAv.JH Ia.al.Al ..
,.r.lrPii A . 2 p. iti.. oilier IT. Half
llldir
isit . nriinui ni ini pnvait,
i iiui.i, Jan ii, iiAitjvx ii.. nusnana or
Marv A and son of the late Amps 11 and
faille J Hull, aced 42 Iteltlves and
friends Ksirmount IindRe, Ko .11.1 n. of L,.
V I II Invited to funeral. Tues., 2 p. m .
nrt X 4IU11 st . West Phlla Int Green
mount Cem l'riends may view tho remains
Mon 7 to II p. m. Lancaster County
papers nleose copy. Auto funeral,
HUSTON At the -Masonic Home, Jan 12
rilAKI.ES II. HUSTON, aired TO. Itel,.
tlvea and frtemls Apollo Lodce, Xo, 3Sfl
V and A. M . Invited lo funeral, Tues., 2
p m from the Home, 3333 N. Ilroad st.
Int. Mt. l'eace Cem
HUKTOX Jnn. 12. CHAni.KS If, hus.
hsnd nf Harriet Huston ne Mattl.l lt'.
tlves and friends. Apollo Lodce. Xo. .IVrt,
K. and A M.I -Washlnuton Camp, Xo 301,
P. O. S of A.: Ivanhoe Castlo, Xo 2. K
(1. II. l Imperial I.odae. Xo. lOU,'., I O. O I" ,
Invited to funeral. Tuea . 2 p. m., resldnci
William It Echofleld. U2T S. 20Ili et. Int
Mt Peace Cem.
IHA-ni Jan. lit. .lOKKrii n husband
of KllzaUth M. Irato (neo Schrader) and son
. ,. isn. ..i t i.w . ' "' . -'
"i, into runiir anu u,,.c"iiii .lain, H limn .i:,
ItelntKes and fnmllv lnvft.,1 tn f,m...i
Wed., 8 30 a. m , brother-in-law's residence
rranft Hlnns. Kolemn requiem mas. Church
of Nativltv lo a. m Int private uf
Dominie's Cem . Holmeshurir. Auin fi..
ti...l.li. .m 1IAl...l....n, . ... m.. .
IRWIX-ian ".' at oTendala. Ca, m .
liKPnA nWYNXI-. wldnw of iaff i.iiV'
nECCA OWYNNn. widow of Hugh Irwin
Due pntlee nf funeral will he riven
JAMr.S. Jan. 12. C1IARI.K8 WILLIS,
son of lato CofTman nnd Ch-vrlotto Bertolet
Jamn Relatives and friends Invited to
services. Wed , 10 30 a. rn . brother-ln
law's residence, Ramuel A Dutrtap, Wvnd
moor ave.. Chestnut Hill, Int. West I.tiurei
Hill Cem.
JEKl-"l-:itS. Jan 12. JAMK TV V....K....
I 0f Ja,T 80Phlil ,'"if"'S "v." .""" ot ' J"aef.h
'and Mnrirarct Jeljers. Itelatlves and friends
nf ion. John W JeBef. 'lSs TreV st ( "fi,
Jackson st.) High reoulem Tmass Church f !f
Our I.adv of lit. Carmel 0.30 a. m. Int.
New ct-edral itn.
JOHNSON Jan. 10 at reald.nea Alh.el
inruru iu uiiithi ra..
rsiflenc
II Kaub. 2tl x Ilroad St.. KLI7.A1IKTH
H.. widow of Xleorgo W. Johnson and daugh-
r of ata William ami Carolina Adams, of
Jioinorougn. menus may call at liroaa at
residence Sun. eve, Services and Int. Kman-
"el I. L. v.ni
Church. Wilmington. Del.. Hon
2pm
juseh, Jan,
12. ANXIK II.. Wife, of
Harry Jones Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p m 4310
Haverford ave. Int. Woodland Cem. Auto
funeral
KANE. At lleverly, N. J.. Jan 12,
r,i,u,Aiu.ill 31,, WHO 01 Lionel J, ivane.
Kunerai services Wed
8 p. m.. St. Mary's
Church Ilurlinaton X. J,
ini. lonuinenv
i-em.. ,ieveriyL x. J,
KArPES J.n. 12. MARIA, widow of Au-
gustua Kappes. aged 73. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2
p. m,. residence of brother. John W. Moun
tain. 4402 Oermantovvn ave. Int. Mt. l'eace
Cem. Friends may view remains Tues,,
ftfiLLY. Jan 18, LIZZIE KELLY (nee
Wllllmler). wlfo of Oeora. Kelly. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 2 -0.
m., 8021 X. Franklin st. Int. private.
Frlenda may caii Tuea eve.
KILEY. Jan. 11. IDA n . sri" of John
J. Klley and daughter of Jennie and lata
John Murray. HelatlvM, ana menea invited
to funeral. Tues . 8 30 a. m.. 2830 X.
Marston at Solemn requiem mass Church
of Corpua Chrlstl 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral.
KILOOUH Jan 12. JAMES KILOOUR.
formerly of I33i Pt. Ilreexe ave., aged 73.
Relatives and friends Invited to aervlces
Wed., 2pm. Oliver II. Balr Oldg . 1820
Cheatnut st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends
may call Tues,, 7 to 10 p. m
KRAFT. Jsn. 12. ANNIE, wife of John
H. Kraft, aged (II. Relatives and -friends.
Ladlea' Aid Society, members ot Orace Re
formed Church, Lehigh Ixdge, No. ft.. 8.
ot 11., invited to funeral services. Tues ,
B p. m. 1214 W. Hatiard at, U2th and
Huntingdon sta,). Int. Ardsley Cem., Wed ,
at convenience of family.
LAIIOU Jan. Jl. MART C, widow ot
Jacob Labor (nee Phillips), aged 71. Itela.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral. Wed.,
1 p. m., residence of aon-ln-law, Fred Wless.
313 W. Wellens ave,. Oln.y. Int. Magnolia
Cem.. via trolley. Remains may b. viewed
Tuea H tn ID p, m,
LANDAUEll. Jan. 10. SARAH, widow of
Charles Landauer. Relatives and friends,
members Reach St, Mission. Invited to fu.
neral services, Tues., 8 p. m 837 B. Colum.
bla ave. Int. private. North Cedar Hill
Cem. Remains may be vl.vted Mon., S ta
I0 p. m. Auto service.
I A WHENCE Jan. 11. CHARLES LAW.
HENCE, busband of Delia Lawrence (ne.
Qualtera). Itelatlves and friends Invited to
f 1 neral, Tuea. 8 a. rn., 2211 Donaffon t.r.
race. Mass St. Clement's Church. Paschal
vllle a. m Int. Hnlv Croas Cem.
LEVY. Jan. 12. ROSA LEVY (nee Rein
helm.r). widow ot A. Oeorg. Lvy. R.U.
tivM ana triua. innteq to run.r.l, Tuu.,
JAUAHY .14, 1918
DKATIH
Ilrldeahurs. Ilelathea and friends Imlted to
funeral aenlces. Wed.. 2.30 o. m , residence
of slater. Mrs. M. I,, fardel), 1408 Sellers
at., Frankford. Int. Cedar II ill Cem.
1XKIVK. Jan. 13 UAHIIAItA A... wife of
David Lorue. ared 05. Itelatlves and friends
Invited to funeral services. Wed. 1 n. m.
residence of husband, B2R I'enn at.. Camden
S. J, Int. private. Kveraraen Cent, mends
mav call Tues , 7 to 0 p. m. ....
IXWKll Huddenlr. Jin. 10. WILLIAM
r., son of John and Iloaa Ixiwer (nee Nesaell.
aaed 17. Itelatlves and friends, First I'res
nvterlan Sunday School, Camp No, 489, 1.
O. 8. of A,, invited to funeral. Wed., 2 P.
m., residence otparents 2d21 II. Dauphin
at. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Itemalna
may bo viewed Tues. eve
MACKY. Jan. 11. CHAnLKS O , husband
of l:llza A. Marey, aired 70. Prlends of
family invited to funeral services. Mon , 8 80
n. m . K3S. Hfste at.. Camten. N. J. Int.
private, at convenience of family.
MA,1AIM,-V, .inn 12. XVII. 1. 1AM A.
MANAHAN, aveil Go. I Itelatlves and friends
invited to funeral. Thbrs., 8 30 a. m,, sla
ter's residence, Mrs. Hannah A. I'Vitey, 4int
Hazel ave. Solemn requiem mass St. Fran
cis do Sa es'a Church in a. m. Int. private,
. MATKU Jan. 11. MICHAKf. MA-kKIt ef
Jamison, Pa., husband of lato l.oulA .T,
.Vaer, aired f,. llelatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral services, lion . H P tn..
psrlora of Henry Seher t Son. soon II. Sus.
nquehannA ave Further services Neshamlnv
rresliyterlan Church. Warwick, Pa.. 2 u. m.
tnt rHirrh arounds
McmiUAIlTy (ncn McCrudden), Jan .12.
ItKI.K.V. rtauahter of late Michael and Jfarv
Mclirrart, Hie of Corraln, County Donegal.
Ireland. Itelatlvea and friends, the t.easue
of the Sacred Heart of the Cathedral, In
vited to funeral. Wed.. 8.311 a. m , ln4 Vine
at. Solemn requiem mass at ths Cathedral
lu a. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
MePANW 'in 11, HOItACi: P. Mc
CANN. ared 01. IleUllves and friends. St.
Paul's I-otUe, .No. 4R1, r. and A. M . Iler
mantovvn Chapter. No. 2ns. It. A. M.I tier
mantown Commandery, No. sj, K, T., In
vited to funeral services. Tues 3 p m., loo
H. Washlnetou lane, (lermantovvn. Int.
privme.
M.Cl'.INTOCir. Jan.
CI.INTOCK Itelallve
12. JIlss jiaiu .ic-
ami rrlenus in
P,".'J ln 'uneral er ces. Wed . :j v m.
i ;; ;.".... V..ri...... ",'..,- ....
Wftlnll ( Int nrUad Antn aft In
MoUKVITT. Jnn. II MAHJOItlK Mc
PhVITT (hm Mrllimh) wlff of Hush .tr.
Ieltt, of Cmintj Donepwl, IrInnd Hla
thru and fimK 11. V M Sodality, Sacrfd
Monrt nnd Altar htm! HnnHtv Hnrptl?"i nf
fmmnrulatn Concriitlon Church lnlted to
funeral. Tui . H 30 iw m.. huband'n rct
tlrnc jli, I.cnpnrd st, (n-ar Knnt M. and
Oir.ird r.1. N"lfmn i--miIm tnaflfi Church
ft' Immaculate Conception 10 m. Int.
' SMV rnthflra Cem.
Mni'imriL'v t.. in T-n-iT'ri
I MrKAUnKN'jMfi. 12. DOt'OLAS. I.ub-
'"iii'i i aiarv a .tier fin It ll Ul'n iHriir J.
Rlitl"f and friend invited to funfral,
"Wed.. Tin a m , 2Cn" 13 Indima a Sol
emn requiem man Church of Nativity 0 a.
m. Int. .St. Ann's Cm I'lease omit flovr-
?r
MpPAT.I. Tun. 11. BM!!Mfr. MrPAT.T.
formerly of Morton. Pa Itelatlvea and
friends, emploea of rrlnsfleld Water Co,
Intlted to aerrp. Tile , 2 .p m, OUef
If Hair HIdff., 1KJ0 ciiestnut st Int Mt
Morion Cm Auto funeral
MeOOWA.N Tan 1 J HAHAK. wife of
lin1e H Mcdowan and dautrliter of late
I'M n anl nnd Kellna Apnel Relatlven nnd
friends lntled In funrYal fferlces Wed .
10 30 a. m , 401 W Ulnnn.i ne.t Orraan.
town Int. prhale, Itemalns mav be
pwed Tue fp
MelXirmiM.V Tan 11, PATHTCIC. Kon
of late William nnd IsabrlW MeLouphlln,
late of lit JO Carpenter st . aired 3 Ilela
tlei and frlriidn Incited tn funeral. Tues.,
3u n m resldenr of uncle, TatrleK Mr
Dermott 121T MiKean rt. Solemn hltrh
mass of requiem ct Charles's Church 10
n, in Int. Holy Cross Cem.
MintCJIANT Jan. 13 CHARLES W.
husband of late KsihT J Merchant sited flK.
Relallw and frlenda lnlted to funeral aer
lrf-a. Wrl 11 a m parlors of Joseph 11
Murray A. Fori i2l Market at., Camden. N.
J. Int prhate, Harlelxh Cem Trlends may
call Tues ee
VILLH Jan 11 KATHARINE FRAN
CEF daughter of Kdward V nnd KHzibeth
C Mills Hireil 4 HelitUes and trlends In
lted to funeral aervtrrn 1ue , 2 p. m..
pnrents resilience, fi20t Clearlev st.. (ler
mantown Int printe Remains may be
ewer Mon from 7 to t p m,
MINNICK Jan 12 UANIKL J., hus
lnnd of Mir Frances Mlnnlck (neo Land),
ntrff 7(1. Itpl.itlirH nnd filenll. rlerks. IVnnn.
1 1 ermlnnl Railroad, mall cleric of set nnd dlv.
Innd Railway Immediate Relief Asso , ln
vitfd to funral wed., n in a, m 0732 N.
I Carlisle st Oak Tnne. Solemn requiem mass
I rhurch of tho Holy Antrels lu a. m. Int.
I' HoK Sfpijlrhro Cm
MirCHKLL siiddenlv, Jnn 12, at liar
rlshurir, Pa I.UMC1.L MITCHELL, aeed 30.
i i iinerai Bcruei anu ini prnaie
I tfllllll: .tun. II lM.IZAItnTlf nl.lnwnf
Augustus 1' Moore. Itelatlves and frlenda
'invited to fimernl bervleea, 'lues., 2 p m ,
' parlors of Harry C 1 Carson. 1213 B
ilroad at Int. private Auto service.
MtlltltlROV Ian 13. CHAHMJS J . lius.
..., V.!.. . ....- ."' i ...""
I Ifc-.D- .".".'. fl'." 1 . "hr. V' . "n5ltr'
. it , it.ni t v.rnon . in, -....:
NACK Jan 13. ANNA. wMovr of Pam-
w Karo Itflatlvea nml friends United
in lUnrTftl MvTrVlfe!". (l , P.
. a ... a .- t .."
funeral parlora of Oeorss AV. Ilarrett K
.cor. Park and lhih aves Int. Hillside
Cem.. via funeral car Itemalns may bo
' viewed Tues , 8 to In p m.
I Xi:KI'. Jan 12. 1IIINA K.. daughter of
1 PranK and nilzaheth Xeir. aasd 2S. Beia
tives and friends Invited to funeral services
Tues . 2 30 p. m . residence of mother, 22.14
i X iiope at. Int. private, flreenmount Cem.
Itpmsins may ho viewed Mon eve
NKSSI.KR Jnn 11 IVAUHIItOnit K.
XKSHI.K.Il, naed J. Relatives nnd friends.
Purity Council, No. 48. D. of 1,., invited to
services. Wed.. 2 i m.. 115 X Mllllck st.
Int prlvato. Trlends may call Tues., 7 tu
M'.WIIAI.L Jan 12. IIAnillhJw I,
i Xi:VHAI.U need 73. Uuo notice of funeral
will he elven.
XIXOX. Jan. 12. at Camn Oreene, Char.
lotte. N. C.. JAMl:S. son or James C and
Annie. Nixon, aued 17 Duo notice of fu.
i neral given, from parents' residence, 1314
o'lmiHXy Jan. ii. nnwAnn joinpii
son of Mary A. and the late John T. O'Brien
aged 14. flelatlves and friends Invited to
runeral. -iues , sjii a. m., ins iiaddon ave-
"ue". Camden, n. J. lllgli ma
' ih. Tmmim its Concentlon 10
camaen, n, j. ingn mass Church of
" -. " ....
CalvarV Cem.
int.
i . .nlJ,?,N; J",1;',1?,' n"V?: husba.ld of
Ann, ' rlST- ,liail8 Bnd f,r.ln',.". Invited
to funeral. Tues . 8.30 a. ni., 2031 II. Stella
V.: .r,0''mn reauieni i nurcnor in
Hf. Rolfmn fft
.ViiKrV B'.ri.J2nirt!1ti,.A;.n'" rcm',o
O NI5II.U At I'hoenUvlll. I'a , Jan. . IS.
BUIDOUT. widow of John O'Neill, Relative
anj frln1s Invited to funeral, Tues.. 0
a. m , J21 North et. lllnh requiem mass
at St. Marv' Church 10 a. m. Int.
Ht. Mnrv'n Cem.
O'NUILI Jn. 13. MART O'NEILL Rela.
tles nnd friends Invited to runeral. Wed..
730 a. m.. nephew's residence, Charles
O'Neill 2424 N. 13th st. Requiem hlrh
mass Our Lady of Mercy Church 9 a. m.
Int. Old Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral
OFFKRMAN. On Jan. 12. ruiKDIUCIT.
husband of Bertha Offer man (nee Schlegele).
nelatls and friends Invited to funeral.
Tuea . 8 a. m t from th funeral parlors of
Thomas F, Riley. 1044 W. Susquehanna
ave. itequiem mass at unurcn or uur Lady
' "f Mercy at u a. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem,
u'C..rv,rF,i,nd," ma?.,CRU,7..,?.,ft " m-
"'KNIETJ1' i2i 13. I'KNIAMIX T.
OMKNHKTTEU, aited 70. at 3417 Westmorv
iana si,, rans 01 ocnujiitiii. j?uneral prl
K8r?,A-.rvJ"-.."-..CW.'yA M- 9J.8HEA
Relatives 1 and friends. Altar and Rosary So.
. cletles of St. Aaatha'i Church. Invited to
'uneral, Tues.. 8.80 a. m . 8731 Wallace st.
t Solemn hlrh mass ot requiem St. Asatha's
Thurch 10 . m. Int. Holy Cross Cem Auto
nr, iiiiwiii. ... r v. ...ii-.inri j. u nnr.
, 'n.mi
PAUKE Jan. 12. JAMES A. PAnu-ie
Relatives and friends Rising htar Lodge.
No. 128, F. and A. M.i Corinthian A. A.
Chapter. No. 2,10i Corinthian Chasseur Com
mandery. Xo 63, K. T : Phlla Council Xo.
11, II, and S M M.: Phil", Consistory, a!
A. S. R.l Lu Lu Temple. A. A. O N, M. B.t
Masonln Veterans: Penna. Lodge. No. 1,
I O of O F.! Menokln Tribe. Xo. 881. I.
o. of It, M.s Livery Stablekeeper'a Asso.,
Invited to funeral aervlces 229 8. 13th st.,
Tues , 2 p. m. Int. West Laurel Hill. Auto
funeral
PICHMAN Jan. 10. LOUIS D. PICH.
MAN, aged 43. Relatives and friends, mem.
bers Sedgwrek Castle.tNo. 238, K. ot O. E..
Invited to funeral aervlces, residence Oeorg
8TE.MSniP NtTICFS
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f&LPAAIS0
Through Panama Canal
Stopping at principal
, Ports in Peru tf Chili
firjtjailirtfkieinJanuarr
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nrTifL
' "" "" SII ..laiiit
Ounderson, 10 W. '"""'"ivyltlif Cem.
Hill. Tues , 2 P. ! ,in,fJ,ifoTi:A VIM.
services, vveu . - r- " .-nn- .
,i.n. f,ni Wehmejer, V3 .
1JII1 Bl.
Int. nrlvat,. . ,, ....
AON'KS
aS&'aSi
on wa,ti i,,S.l 'Hlan mass St. nilia.
srhir$ssvv- : ,,oly cto"
Cem Anto funeral. uruml ria..
Chase Moberti, of I'hlladelph a. ...-
ni'iiMovn Jan. 12 DOLunah itu.i"
F.ttV hiishanil t mr JlffM"
son of late John and Hannah n'aJnA
nelatlves and friends, all soclet lea of vvhlcn
he was a memlsr. Invlte.1 to funeral serv
Ices Tues . 2 P in.. ! " 5'" ' "!'
private. Omit flower, Ilcmalna may 1
Viewed Mon . 8 to 10 P. "-AJJ'"..'"!'.'!?!:
rttsOKISKN Jan 13. WIUKCrA HAM;
If.TO.V. vv fe of Charles I.. IJIna'I.en. st
ei. Itelatlves and friends "iv"VinTV.u
neral services. Wed. . U0 ft m.. 1110 j
tare st. Int. private. Ivorth Cedar Hill
C'TltODRS.-On Jan. ir!0,8fnJlAnJ'lv,.2
ItHODKS, of Kaston. Mil, tnt private,
Laurel lllll Cem., Tues .Jan. 1., ini
RHrlll.lI Jsn. 13 WII.t.lAM ?'"''' K
SON-, husband of late 'l"inf,'. "',!?'. Jn3
I'enn st.. Camden ned Jl IJ'I",1';'", ?nA
friends. Camden Hoard of Trade, Inv ted to
funeral services. Thurs., 2 p in . ""?
II. K Srhroeder t Sons Camden Int Nortn
Cedar lllll Cem Friends mav call Weil eve.
ROKKwTn 13. IIBNIIV It . j
of late Mar A. rtnken, at 1424 Wrmrton St.
Ijh notice of funeral illh"KlV',1'h,..
KCHAAIv Jan. 11. JACOH, , l'"J;na "
Christina Schaal, aae.l n. Itelallvfa and
friends, Saranae Trihe No. 1n2'. J. O. , n.
M Invited to funeral. Wed. 2 p rn 30. T
lras Kerry nve. Int. Mt. Morlali Lem.
Itimslns may be viewed Tues ."e.
SCHKI.I. Jan. 12. JOIN M HflH-.U''
formerl of Southwark. Itelatlves and frlendi
Invited to funeral services, Tues , 3 p. m ,
4D.-i1 Catharine st. Int. private.
HCIIKNK Jnn 12. OKOItUB. Ijushsnil
of Annlo Schenlt (nee I'ovvell) ayed ... rteis.
lives and friends. Ten and l'enell ( lull.
I'hlla. TuMlc IvdBer Chapel Typographical
Union, No. 2l Tubllc I.edirer lien. Sneletv,
Invlteil to funeral Wed, 2 p m. 44 jj N
3d at. Int, private, Nnrthvvood Cem Re.
mains may be viewed lues. . to U p m
AURCHI,i;T7-jan. 12. MART PCIIini- (n
Arnold), widow of I'rederlrlc flehlel, njted fil.
RelatUes and frlendi Inited to funeral.
Tues , 8.30 a, m.. 14 W Cumberland st.
.Solemn requl'm mass St. Ilonlfaclus s
cnurch 10 a in. Int. bt. Peter's Cem. Auto
runeral.
RCHRniRKR.
ininKIt Ian 11 IIMZM1IITH 'nee
never), widow- of laroh Schreiber
it 74 Itelatlves and friends rnnare
uerstentne;
p-ntlrtn nf TnrlAnotnlftnt I. florin mi I.lith ht
T'aulus Church, all sorletlei of which sho
as a member. Imlted to funeral senlrei
Wed , a p m re!denro of son Jarob
Schrelhr. Jr 4101 N Ilrmd st In4 , pri
vate Mt. Vernon Cem. Auto funeral
fiPIft'I.Ti: In 11 fAROMNi; I" wt
of lYank Srhulto imi daughter of Jarob
nnd lnle llmtna Mueneh Relatives and
friend lnltei to runerni, u en . rs .nt n m
20n N 2.M st Hol;mn requiem iniss St.
Cilumba's ( hurch, 24th M. nnd I.ehlgh a
,,JV.fJis.. . n nnu ...b -
Ml'IIUMi. J nil. J 1'in , ..Irt IV A
I.PUTHK. daushter of the late William Uas
1 anu I.OUIS ivu"irii rtu'int-i, in s,t- imiv
Punernl serMs, 'I uei , 11 n, m. nt her lato
residence. fil.V) Wane ae , Germantnwn.
Interment prhate New York and Pitts
bureh papers please copj.
M.IPKI. n Jan 12. JOHN P. Iiutbiml
I of Nora Setpel Relatives and friends ln
I lteil In funeral, on Tues. nt 0 3(t a m,
I' from his lati residence 2247 N'winth st
Solemn lilirh requiem mass at Church of Our
I.ady of Mercv nt 11 a m. Int. Holy Bepul
chre (m Anto STIce
PH(TRVKI.R Jan 11, RHRCC X V
irlff of Thomas V Sorm-ker (neo RUesI
RelatHes anl friends Chnmnlnn Council. No
8. U rf I, , Companions of V vf A.. mem
Iiers of Hanrocl M K rhitrch, lnlted to
i fnneril. Turs 2 p m P'n" Kvro st. Int
1 North Cfdar Hill Cem. Prlends may call
( Mon , aftr S p m
I SUA KV Jan 12 JAMES SII.VKT. aced
ifiT Relatives nnd friends Imlted to funeril
services, Tues 1'10 p m.. St. Andrew's
P. r Church. Yanller, Pi
RLAOFH. Jin 12 KMRMNK NICHOL
SON, vito of rharlen R Plifter. Relatives
ana menus nnireii io runeral wrMces
Wed,, 2 p. m , 7107 I'Cei.-stonp st. Tacon,
Int Kast f idar lllll f'em. Remains may
bo lewpri Tues , 7 to U p. m.
SLAVIN Tan 1.'. CATHARINE. dflURh
ter of late John, and Mary HlavJn. Rela
tlen and friends. Children of Mary Society
of Church nf Immaculate Conception League
nf Sacred Heart, Invited to funeral. Tues ,
7 .n a. m., 207 N Dth st , Camden, N J
Hlch mass Church of Immaculate Concep
lion i' o in 1111 v,Hinrv 1 nt
organlz-vtlons of which ho vvaa a member.
Invited to funeral Tues, 2 p. m . 1223 N. 1
Alden at., West Phlla, Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto service.
STUART. Jan 1.1, T. RAYMOND, son of
Marv anil late William M. Stuart and hus
band of Marguerite Stuart (nee MarAllster)
aged 27. Relatives and friends Invited to 1
funeral, Thurs., 2 1 In.. 112 S Scott ave '
oienoidcn. int. Arlington Cem. Itemalns
mav lie viewed Wrd. eve.
TPWAllT Tnn II Tntrv- ll .-.
of Cora Stewart Relatives and friends 'v
nna M. Ross Tost. Xo. J4 a A. R , inii .
20th Century Republican Club of 20th Ward I
I...I.J ... I......1 ....I..- OT n -'"IU.
ir.14 X. 2Hth m Int private. Mount Morlah
Com. Remains may bo viewed on Mon..
iihil. i" luiici.i ..uur, iu.. n ni
T tn 0 n m.
STRAWINSKt. Jan. lS JUSTUS F
STRAWINKI aged 71, Funeral Tues
morn . residence of son. J Tranltlln Strawln
ski 3001, Terrace at . Wlssahlcknn R.la
tlves and RothoroiiRh Lodge. No. 131, P. and
A. M.. Invited Services and Int. York, Pa.,
on arriwi of train leaving Rrnsd St. Station
8.10 a. m Trlends mny call Mon. eve.
SULLIVAN. Jan 12. XKLLIK daughter
of lfernard I. and Jennie M. Sullivan (nea
innj. aged 2 enrs 0 months Funeral
residence, of "parents. .1107
M. S.td St.. Elmwootl. Tnt. nrlir.t. lrni..
SWEENET. Jan. 12. JOIIX. husband of
J'arearet Sweeney, formerly of Eckley, Pa.
Jflanjes and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Wed r 30 u. m . 21211 Wallace st. Solemn
mass of requiem St. Francis a Church 10
".i.!".',' IIoly CroM Cem Alltn funeral.
TAYLOR. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to
funeral services. Wed . 2 p. m , residence
of brother. Horace II. Tajior, 2038 Mt. Ver.
non st. Int private.
TE3C1INER Jan 13. FREDA, widow of
Richard Teechner (nee Schmall). aged 04.
llelatlvea and frlenda. Ladles' Aid and
members of St. Matthew's Church, are In
"fl .'".. funeral services, Wed , 12.80
P. m , 452 Sedgely ave. Int. private. Green
mount Ceni Auto aervice. Remains mav
be v lewed Tues , 7 to 0 p m.
THOMPSON Jan. 12. ISAAC C. THOMP.
?i?i .y' C8. Kelatlvea and. friends In
U''U0 '"neral services. Mon.. 8 p. m., -223
X. Wanamaker at. (3Dth and Race ats.).
Services at Newtown Cem. Chapel. Tues..
II a, m
TUCKER Jan. 11. JOHN C. husband of
Emma L. Tucker. Funeral and Int. at Old
Center M E. Church, Forest Hill, Md., on
the arrival of the 9 a. m. train from Ilroad
St. Sntlon, Mon. ,
, TUREK. Jan. 12. BARBARA E. TUREK
fne. Oreiss). wife of John A. Tureic. ged 22.
Relatlvea and friends invited to funeral
f...,c.?''. Tu'"' ? " m rarenta' resldenc.
2515 .Ce.dar ' ,nt. Private. Oreenwood (K.
i.P''.Cera' Hemalns may be viewed Mon.,
after 8 p. m.
rU.LR,,CIvi ,?". v1?" PnANTC E.. husband
of .'nna Jl. Ulrlch (n.e rtomen). Relatlvea
v. "i a Jrlerd!l employes Downtown Club
Vvindhorst Hen. Asso.. Volks Verein. of
Vma-i lnv"ed to funeral. Tues.. T.30 a. m..
srno Jasper et. Solemn requiem mass Our
Lady Help of Christians Church 9 a. m. Int.
Holv Sepulchre Cem.
VAXDERSLICE. Jan. 12. AXXIB C .
widow of Xathanlel D. Vandersllce? aged 02
U-.'2UvI" n 'S!'nd Invited to funeral
yved. 2 p. m , Tabor road east nf Rising
Sun ave Olney. Phlla Int. Xorthvvood
C',mi,Pn.'1.? m,y " Tues. eve. '
nvvt? DXK.B.,-Jan- Is. WILLIAM U. VAN
?JiJh "'latlves and friends, members of
Tnyi-? ?b, fmP'0" ff Henry Dlsston &
Sons, invited to funeral aervlces Tues 2
&..In.'.i'.it'arlor S? wrren E. Titus. 0H44
Tore, dale ave . Tacony. Int. private, Mt.
T'..C9oCeni- Bemans may be viewed Mon!
1 10 v p gm,
STKAMSIIIP NOTICEa
2. "-,
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nEvrns
WAI.TO.V.Jan II, MAnTIIATji
TON, aaril s;, Itelatlves anil friend.
rrseninuves nnu nnara or lad man..,
tl.l,.lfnh Itnme. 1. n n f 't -.n ? l
nernl servleesTuea., 12 nno'n. at ik. .
J201 N, nth st. Int. Doylestovrn
llnvleslnnn nanera rune "n.
Vnin. .tan. 12. I.YDIA It,. v,f -i , .
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1. b.l.at IIkhmkIh. uV. V""lUn
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ii in . ii.
Itemalns may I
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wriL.?ii. jan in, .1AMK3 WRI flu i.l
ind . of !ato ;ilen . Welsh. r.iJ Si "l fc.n
clfh. Jsn la. JAiir
hand of lato Kllen Welsh. IU1 7 v.l D1
clal boclet:
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New ral'iedral Cem. Auto funeral '
triUiUA. Jan. in. jamiis c. Im.v.,
of Tannle llrovvn Wilson. imM V.n "1S
lives ana friends, memtiers of RpHnViJ;
Av' . " " -'!',lrt,lf emmoves of All...
nennln Co . all other societies of
ha was a member, ara invited to fnilS
Arl neion Cem Frlenda may call ft,".
to in n m. Wllminaton. Del , nsneri .'
WIROIIMAN. Jan. 11. tfrr!v?f.co,7.
wisciiAiA.-s vnee Bcnerri, wit. 0f h,--;
Wlsehman. Itelatlves ami frlrnda. memSSS
and Ladles' Aid Society of the.Oermi? !
formed nairm -.ni'Xcn' mv tart to fua.V.il
services. Tues . 1 3n p. m.. Ml) y. IfiPW
Int. rli.".,.' Ve,t J'.aurel HIM Ceni. V.&
r.
.l.i.r.it - jan ii. a rittepursh t.
UHT ZKLLEH. son nf lati vKKit ti
n Zeller. aired, r.4 years Kunerai SS
AUtlU.iT
Susan Zeller. aaed 54 years funeral fSSJl
C ter'a res derlce. R3T letiSi If rJ?"
xsr&Z' J-Tu'"- p-m- ,nl- D'
nrr tiovat.
Ilotli Sues
Banks Night School
riNi: rosmoNs oi-en
Unusual salarlea belnff paid A .
course In this famous night sehaei
will tit ou for one of these fins pSS"
lions All business branch, tausht
Monday, Wednesday. Trlday evenlnVa
Special classes -Tuesday and Thuriv
diy nights.
Banks Business College
Oil niFTNTT STRUCT
FRENCH blaa CFAl
oprcidi (sTi.iia iui fciaienra anu Cnildfen -
Marie Dufour.V.',-
CTnAVFB'Q Tha Best Iluslnes. CS
.. 101-807 Chestnut ntM'
rosl'lons ruaranM Hnter now. Day or ntsSI
rillRT net prices for Instruction from "4
WANAMAKKn INSTITUTE. Md.t? WmJ-
i Sta liefore vou decide, ratalotu. q;
HELEN ACKROYD-CLARTI
s,oici: rri.TriiB. art op sisnivnl
Contralto t-nlol.t. Itnrcli ot the Ilolr TrVmt. I
Stmlln. l-..tev Hull. U.lnn. ,..!.' Vn,l' '
. . , M. .,. otji
HA.T1MK In 20 lessons. Call or wrtrV
, hrlslunson Piano Srl.ooU. R,k"P fhjlldhuL
i jnsi Chestnut, Phone Spnicft BCT lift
iVmI Venana-o. Phone Tloira 3201. ;
ItAOTIMK In 20 lessons.
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ATLANT'
Avoid the rJicora o.
this World's Ureatest
ITY
rounh winter at
vv inier jfeMrt.
where sunshine and delightful envlro
mnt make life worth livinv.
American nnd 77utopfcm prattf
ring f.olf tho Winter Thronih
Hotel St. Charles
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.'
ALWAYS OPEN
Galea rial
ATLANTIC CITY
Westminster K'5, av ntar Ueacn' Bri-
iu ni, t iiiuid uiiviis. run.
vvnter. finupwltly. (2updall. Chas. Buhre.
iVEBXKRSVILLK. TA.
'RalFlU HAII IU THF UnilUTAIUtH
WKItN HUS VI IXE. PA.
Ooen all lear. Dry air. Flna acenerv. KtMv
.UILIUI. lUIIUIIIUI EUU1I HllllCr l.l. OBIIHk
Massage, nesident Physician. P.cH.I
Through Pullmans New York and Phua.
uovraao M. Wino. Haaigsr.
ASHF.VII.LB. N. C.
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flBiSI
SHEVI
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ItU rVlaT ajr-. N He-TnTjl'
-- - smiw mfw- rsab zr
ramous verywhara for
Ita location, service
and cuisine.
Boollet and tales upon appllcaoss,
3. J. LAWRENCE. M.naiu
VIRGINIA
I Train servle,
lraln aervic
as far South as Old Foal
Comfort was never better!
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN
L Jfi 0LO MINT COMPORT M
7y Birtrnmlnf Pool, Golf. Sm Vi
A
rcKxjtjuiain. bTr7LBropca i j
Uath aod Trflfttmcni. Writs .
ao. P. ADAMS, M.ass.r '
.art,... Sa... V... ar
Mr. roster's ln Acker's. 12th A Ch'stataiJ
Cook'. Tours, 225 S. Broadj P. R. n, Ht'l
and 1330 Chestnut;
Raymond Will two j
1003 Chestnut.
LOST AND FOUND
' 11;. smaii. rea. remaie Pekinese!
near lath and Brandvwlne. Liberal
ward If returned to F. I. Scoby, If
i.reen St.
RING Lost. January 11. s.nn n m
(llrard ave. between 08th and B9th its.
gentleman's rold hand ring, 8 diamond.
Liberal reward. Elisabeth Rurghart, W
yrwniviin nann lilog.. nila. Hell. IBM.
UIJKASTPIX. diamond circle, lost Sunday.!
Lib, reward If to returned to Alblne HowLl
HELP WANTED FEMALE
1
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATIN9
18.00 per weak paid new employss
during first month of Instruction.
They ar. then assigned to office
convenient to their homes and ad
vancement ta rapid Exceptional ef
portunltlea are open to (hos was
possess energy and ambition.
Thar. ... ..mf..,.!.!. .... .,,.... rfl
tlv. recreation and dining rooms, sal, ?
i'e.i, r. .erv.a a( cost.
Young women between 18 and l
year, of aga should apply at 404
Market .treat between f a. m. aai
0 p. m.
THE BELL TEI.KPHONH CO. 0
PENNSYLVANIA
iitAMHKRMAID and waitress, assist '
..uiiurx. neai. colored! references.
i2 Sin a''.. Mr- We,t Sprlngfleld.
.. ., tnu at. fto pnone calla.
CLERK for offlr. .r i.. ....ii Mia,
.od kV"' ".'.'h advancemsnt dep.4
lydg.r'oiii?. '""y " ,lart- r
CLERK FOR GENERAL OFTICB
!?.fi'd75!?.H'i!;-?!"k".!!lL.l
e.,.W j 1 . .mum, tno p.iuai."
Ita.I9.;"' advancement for right Pn
1 ail T re,S.y.nc and salary eipso
1" (114, Ledger Office.
C0SffTOMT,5n OPERATORfl! HOC
S TO 5 NOON MA-riTMrviT, HTA
TOfJISJJC18 SALARY EXPECT?
A.P TW.P. PREVIOUS EMPLOYKRl
Po3rrS&rM4.KN.SSv ADDRESa "N-II.W
- .- . .w,. uw. ooviu.
COMITOMETEIt operator in lara.vc
moroUghly .XDerleneed abort h.urai 1
"JUJ-y. American Horn Co.. 408 Noble I
U1RLS for -clerical wnrlc. nlmnlt .eoounU
and typewriting! stenography unnacssaad
t-ii.ui.-a iur aavancemer.Ti pieaaanv aurruie
iii.a aim congenial avmospnersi sv.v. fi
experience: convenient to O.rmantown
Chestnut Hill. P 707. Ledger Office.
QIRL3 WANTED
ov4:n io years op aoe.
TO MAKE LITTLE CIOARS.
LIOHT, AIRY FACTORY. .
DEHlRAUI.E. STEADY WORK
HOT LUNCHES SERVED
ap i.rsh thin rviar
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