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SSIP OF THE STREET
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. JANUARY
V d
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FINANCIERS SEE LACK OF UNISON
b OR RECENTLY-PUBLISHED PLANS
Federal Reserve Board and Secretary McAdoo
Apparently in Conflict Regarding Regu
lation of Security Issues
ATTENTION was called in till- column on Monday last to the action
"or tlio federal Jtccervc Hoard In following out n plan susRcstcd by
io annual icport of the Secretary of tlio Treasury to CoiiBrcs. in tlio
. , " capital Issues Committee, supplemented by an advisory
noaru to pass on nil proposed now capital Issues, bavins for Its object
trio restriction of such Issues of securities as were not considered essen
tial to tbo war. This regulation was Intended to bo voluntary lather
man compulsory. Sovr It would seem, before tbo Advisory Board bad
Jin opportunity to organize to make definite plans, tbo Secretary of tbo
Treasury makes public a bill under which all security Issues of $100,000
or over would have to bo npproved by a board of directors which aro
to direct tlio activities of a war finance corporation and to bo com
Posed of tbo Secretary of tbo Treasury and four persons appointed by him
ubject to tbo rpproval of the President.
It seems from tlicso two separate actions, both looking toward tbo
same end, that financiers In this and other cities aro properly Justified In
saylns that thero should bo closer co-operation between tho Secretary
of tho Treasury and tho various organizations acting under him than has
been shown In this latest illustration of confusion.
Several financiers In this city have, expressed their opinions on tho
subject very freely, and whllo they concede that tbo bill creating tbo
"war flnanco corporation," with n, capital of 500,00O,O0O will meet tho
necessities of tho case In every way much better than tho plan proposed
by tho Federal Ilcscrvo Board, and whllo they admit that tho Federal He
fcorvo Board was qulto within Its functions In tho organization of n. capl.
tnl Issues committee, I hey say tho wholo performance throws n. peculiar
sidelight on tho lack of co-ordination among certain recently formed
organizations la Washington.
Bullish Feeling Maintains in Market
Contrnry to tbo expectations of u majority of brokers In this city,
tho market sold off a little- yesterday morning nftcr tho opening. This
was looked upon, however, as merely a temporary condition, as It proved
later, thero being nn undertone of firmness In tho situation.
The signs for a bull market contlnuo to multiply. Tho fact that, after
ull war taxes nrc provided for, Bethlehem Steel earned for tho year 1917
something moic than 144 a Miaio on common stocks nml closes the year
with double tho volume of oulers of tho previous year, that tho United
States Steel Corporation put away for war and excess profits taxes
$231,790,000 a sum gi eater than the combined earnings of 1914 and 1915.
and In addition earned during the year 1917 $39.20 a share on tho com
mon, and that the principal ofllccrs of both companies havo declared that
no new llnancing Is anticipated during the year, would alone havo a favor
able effect on tho maiket; but when to tbo above Is added tho smashing
victory of tho Italian, the evident unrest among tho workers In Ger
many; Secretary JIcAdoo's plan to assist the financing of war Industralls;
tho effect of Secretary Baker's addrcsu on war preparations; tho acute
unrest In Austria-Hungary; the snfo arrival In Ilurope of several largo
transpo'ts with Amcilcun troops, as announced yesterday, and tho ever
persistent Idea that peace Is not far olT, are nil having their effect on pre
vailing marled conditions.
Steel Excess Profits Tax Nearly Equals War Debt Interest
A well-known downtown banker called attention yesterday to a
significant fact In connection with the enormous sum which Judge Gary,
of tho United States Steel Corporation estimates tho year's charges for
war taxes will reach, namely, about $235,000,000.
"How many people," ho naked, "aio awaio of how near that
amount comes to paying tho total interest on our war debt as repre
sented by tho two Issues of Liberty Bonds outstanding? Of course, at
best we can only approximate tho amounts, not having tho exact
figures a'vallable," ho remarked, "but, taking the first issue, of Liberty
"3Hs, aggregating $2,000,000,000, tho annual Interest charge on which
would bo $70,000,000. On tho $1,000,000,000 of Liberty 4s the annual
Interest charge would bo $180,000,000, or a total for the two Issues of
$250,000,000.
"This would leae a difference of only $15,000,000 between the two
major amounts. Of course," ho said, "thero would havo to be taken
Into consideration the number of 3',4s which were converted Into 4s,
which would alter tho figures somewhat, but, taking it pro and con, tho
amount set aside by this one big corporation for war taxes alone comes
within $20,000,000 or $25,000,000 of meeting the interest on our total war
debt contracted up to date.
"When I read thoso steel tax figures,", he continued, "the relation
between them and this Interest charge was the first thing to claim my
attention, and then I began to make a menta'l calculation of tho Bethle
hem gteel Company's taxes, and of the other big steel concerns, and I
r was especially impressed with the part this one commodity was playing
In this great war."
Of course, It must bo taken Into consideration that this Is the record
for one year only, and that a large part of these war taxes are excess
profits taxes, and It Is natural to suppose that In the past year, so far as
the steel corporations aVe concerned, they probably reached their zenith
In excess profits, and that the flgiues will be es and less each futuie
year.
Amendment of Railroad Hill
Before It became known yesterday thai there would be an amend
ment to the railroad bill leaving the time of their being returned to
their owners to the discretion of Congress instead of one year after
the end of the war, as proposed, or to the more Indefinite period Indi
cated in the original bill, there was considerable discussion on the street
as to whether the original bill should remain as drafted orwhether tho
one-year clause would be tho better plan. The opinions of tho majority
seemed to be on the side of tho original draft, as it Is acknowledged
that If the war Is to last for, two or three years the difficulties of return
ing the roads with every one satisfied would take a much longer time to
solve than one year, and, on the other hand, if the war should ceaso at an
early date there would not havo been sufllclent time elapsed for a fair trial
of governmental control; and It hcems now that the roads are under such
control tho people of tbo country would llko to see how tho plan works
out beforo tho roads would be turned back again.
Tho amendment in which It s proposed to leave the date on which
they will bo returned to bo decided by Congress seems to please both
sides to tho controversy, although a coneldcrable number were of the
opinion it should bo left to tho discretion of the President.
Getting Ready for Next Liberty Loan
. Bond and Investment houses in this city and presumably In other
cities located In the Third Federal Reserve District are receiving letters
from tho Liberty Loan Committee asking for the names of salesmen
connected with these various houses who will volunteer for tho next
Liberty Loan. These letters Indicate that actual expenses will be paid.
One of theso letters Indicates the time of the beginning of the next cam
'polgn as March 1, to contlnuo for one month, but the general Impression
Is that this is not correct, and that the next loan may not be Issued till
nearer May. Ono of the letters referred to Is Intended to cover such
salesmen as will volunteer for work In the city and the other for outside
districts. In New York tho banks have already begun an active
correspondence campaign. The following Is from a letter signed by the
president of tho Mechanics and Metals National Bank of "Now York:
"Within a short time a third Liberty Loan will probably be offered
by tlio Government, and steps are actively under way to prepare for
this new war financing. Although no formal announcement has come
out of Washington, it Is generally uccepted that the loan will be not
only the grcatert In tho history of this republic, but also tho greatest,
in tho history of the world.
"It behooves the bankers of tho United States to preparn with the
utmost care and though for the forthcoming financing, without at the
first being too sanguine rcgaratntr Its success. Since last summer
10,000,000 American people, most of them new Investors, have taken
two Liberty Loans, oversubscribing them by a wide margin. In so far
as. theso people lm e already given dependable evidence of their patriot-
t ism and hive come to know what Liberty Bonds ore, the sale of the
V. third loan will, It is hoped, be accomplished even more readily than was
, ' thftfnlrtha nrfivfnun Inanx.
A-A.'a- "Prnnerl directed, tlin Amerlpnn miVilIn rnn h fljnn,lArl nn ...
vupport the forthcoming loan to Its utmost power. But it Is to the,
btckors of the nation that the, publlo will undoubtedly look for guidance,
smd, unless the bankers accept their respnoslulllty, nnd recognize tho In
C$Vscd Importance of the part they have to play in war financing, pub
OofubscTlptlona will lag. In its loyalty and patriotism the publl hsa
S'.-styjidyj-Bubscrlbed moro tjian its formal savings for a given year to
MtHfijr ang) apprpuoiie.igr.a.intru time with an earnest appeal from
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31', 1018
"LONG LIVE THE KING"
A Human Story of Chlld-Deslre. Court I ntrlgue .nd Love, the Latest Novel
By MAIIY ROBERTS ItlNEIIAnT
Ceryrliht, una, by Mary Ilobert. Wn.h.rt .nd th. Publlo Led.er Company.
MISS JENNIE LOIS ELLIS,
who has mado public charity an
unostentatious instrumentality
for good in Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY FREED
OF PAUPERISM STIGMA
Organized Charities, Directed
by Miss Jennie Lois Ellis,
Have Wrought Reform
ATLANTIC CIYV, Jim. 31.
Whenever In clnubt, call up Miss Kills,
Orwnlzert Charities.
That is the nil.iKo hundreds of philan
thropic rcKiilcnts of Atlantic City havo
adapted, ns u matter of H-lf-defcnse and
cllo expediency with respect to tliclr
expenditures for poor relief
Time vnn when public poor order".
m-scri out In many rave im rottards
for political aeivlcv, pasted ocr cor
ner saloon bars tlio r.imo as money In
this polltlcs-rldden town. People stood
In line at tho Poor Overseer's olllcc door
waiting for "orders," and they got tlicm,
without even ii pretense of Investigation
hi to whether they were deerlng. pan-
permit nourlslied under municipal en
couragement. Deserving poor fainlllei who preferred
to suffer rather than parade their want
suffeteil In silence, because tlio system
mado no pro Islon for systematic care of
tho poor. When tlio city's expendltuie
for the poor t cached cioso to $10,000 a
year nml t-candals multiplied because
municipal orders paid for strong drink,
well-meiiiilng citizens laid tlio foundation
for tlin Organized Charities. The Sys
tem put up a light at the outset, but It
couldn't fight logic, hacked by public
opinion, and so.lt itavo up tlio Khost.
Alls Jennie I.oln Kills, of whoso exec
utlo nblllty every ono familiar with the
splendid work now being done by the
Organized Charities speaks highly, was
hiouglit here from 1'ioUdencc, It. I., sev
eral yeais ago to help a city free Itself
permanently from pauperism. Working
quietly but persistently, with tlio loyal
support of a board of governors torn-
prised of some of the foremost men and
women of the city, slio has achieved that
result. Atlantic City's system of prac
tical charity Is a model,
It Is the assertion of the Organized
Charities that no deserving family In tho
big town ever has been refused help. 11
clothes babies, buys ronl, pays rent and
reunites families. No names ale men
tioned and thero is no publicity. No Im
postor need apply, and any discovered
beto Is pursued wherever ho or slio may
go through the ngencles of other philan
throplo organizations elsewhere.
If an able-bodied head of a family
says bo cannot get work because he
hasn't boots or the light kind of clothing
or for some other reason, nnd cannot set
food because of an unpaid grocer's ac
count, the Organized Charities pays the
groe'er's bill, supplies boots und clothes
nnd tells him to get busy. Dozens of
families havo been "lehnbllitated," for
that Is one of the strong points of this
practical plan of silent, effective, help
for thoso who aro deserving
One little woman has done nil this for
Atlantic. City, with the rlelit kind of
liacKlng. Tho Organized Charities re
ceives no aid from the City Treasury.
It raises Its own funds through cood
friends who know what It Is doing. The
city still pan the salary of an overseer
ot tne poor, liut that position lias become
a Jest so far as necessity goes.
CIIAl'THR XXVII (Continued)
JiTlKKY looked down smilingly. So
A was tho American lad! Of course.
Ho could understand Otto's warm feeling
now. They vvoio not unllko, tho two
children. The boy was moro sturdy, not
so fine, perhaps, but eminently likable.
lie was courageous, too, Tho Iodine had
not been pleasant, but ho had only
whistled.
"And nothing happened to tho other
boy, because of the germs?"
I dont know. Ho nover came back.
Ilo was a funny boy. Ho bad a hat like
father's, (lee I"
Nlkky took bis departure, followed by
lepys eyes. As long ns ho was lit
niKiu sue watcneci turn from tlin window,
'lie Is some great person." she said to
nobby. "Of tbo aristocracy. 1 know
tho manner"
"A prince, maybe?"
"Perhaps, You In America, sou have
no such men, I think, such (lire soldiers,
aristocrats, nnd yet gentle. The uni
form Is considered tho handsomest In
Kurope."
"Humph!" said Bobby ngreslvelv
'ion ought to seo my undo clrcstcd for
a Knight Templar parade, You'd sec
something."
Nlkky went down tbo stairs, with
Toto nt bis heels, a valiant and trlum
pliant Toto, ns becomes a dog who has
recently anqulsbcd a wooden leg.
At the foot of the staircase u man
was working replacing a loosened tile
In tho passage; a huge man, clad In
a smock nnd with a bushy blade beard
tucked In his neck out of the way. Nlkky
nodded to him, and went out. I.Ike u
cat Illack Humbert was on bis feet
and peering after him from the street
door, It was he, then, tho blond devil
who had fallen on them that night,
nnd had fought ns ono who lights for
tho love of It! TJio concierge went
hack to the door of bis room. Herman
Spier sat Inside. Ho had fortified his
position by that trip to tbo mountains,
and now spent his days In Illack Hum
bert's dirty kitchen, or tn errand-running
He was broiling a saus.igo on the
end of a fork.
"Quick'" cried Illack Humbert
"Along the street, with a black dor
at his heels, goes ono ou will recog
nize. Follow him, and llnd out what
you can."
Herman Spier put the sausage In his
pocket he had paid for It himself, and
meant to havo It and started out. It
was lato when ho returned
He gave Nlkky's namo and position,
whero his lodgings were, or had been
until now lie wns about to remove
to tlio palace, having been made aide-de-camp
to tlio Crown Prince.
"So!" said lllark Humbert.
"It Is also," observed Herman Spfcr,
eating Ills sausage, "this samo one who
led the police to Nlburg's room. I have
the word ot the woman who keeps the
house."
The concierge rosa and struck the
table with his fist. "And now be comes
hero!" ho said "Tho boy upstairs wns
a blind Ho has followed us," ire
struck the sausage furiously out of Her
man's hand, "Tonight the police will
come. And what then?"
"If ou had taken niy advice," said
the clerk, "you would have got rid of
that fellow upstairs long ago." He,
picked up the sausage and dusted It with
his hand. "Hut 1 do not believe the
police will come The child was bit
ten. I saw them enter."
Nevertheless, that night, whllo Her
man Spier kept watch at tho street
door, tbo conclergo labored In the little
yard behind the bouse He moved a
rabbit hutch and, wedging his huge body
behind It, loosened n board of two In
the high wooden fence.
More than the palace prepared for
flight.
Still later, old Adclbert roused from
sleep. There were footsteps In the pas
sage outside, tlio opening of a door. He
rctlected that the conclergo wns an owl
nnd. the sounds persisting, called out
an Irritable order for quiet.
Then he slept again, and while he
slept tbo sounds recommenced. Had ho
glanced out Into the passnge then, he
would have seen two men. half Bupporl
Inir n third, who tottered between them
Thus was the student Haeckel, patriot
nnd royalist, led forth to die.
And he did not die!.
Ing out steadily at the bleak mountain
top", to which spring never climbed.
"Slio cats nothing," Minna said des
pairingly to the caretaker. "And her
ecs frighten me. They aro always
open, even In tho night, but they seem
to seo nothing."
On tho day when sbo should bao re
turned, tho Couutrss roused herself
enough to send for Illack Humbert, fret
ting In tho kitchen below. lo had be
lieved tbnt sbn wns malingering until
1m saw her, hut her flushed and hollow
cheeks showed her condition.
"You must return and explain," she
said. "I shall need more time, after
all."
When ho hesitated, she added: "Thero
are plenty to watch that I do riot es
cape. I could not, if I would. I have
not the strength "
"Thno Is passing," be said gruffly,
"and we Ret nowhere"
"As soon as I can travel t will mine."
"It tnadamo wishes, 1 can tnko n let
ter." She pondered over that. Interlacing
her fingers nervously ns she reflected.
"1 will send no letter," she decided
"hut X will give jou a message, which
you enn deliver"
"Yes, madame."
"Say to the Committee," she began
and paused. Slio had thought and
thought until her brain burned with
thinking, but she had found no w.iv nut
And yet slip could not at once tiring
herself to speech, liut at Inst she said
It- "Say to the Committee that I have
reflected nnd that 1 will do what they
ask. Am far," she added, "as lies In my
power. 1 can only try."
"That Is all the Committee espects,"
he said clvlllv, nnd with a relief that
was not lost on her "With madame's
Intelligence, to try in In succeed."
Nevertheless, ho left her well guard
ed liven Minna, slipping off for an
evening hour with n village sweetheart,
was stealthily shadowed. Ilefoie this,
flno ladles had changed gaiments with
their maids and escaped from divers
unpleasantnesses.
Olga I.oschek lay In her bed. and nl
wa.vs there were bells. 'Hie rattlo were
being driven up Into the mountain for
the summer grazing, great, snft-ejed
herd, their bells tinkling slowlv a they
made their deliberate, soft-font. d pro
gres along tho valley; the silvery bells
for mass; tho clock striking tho hours
with Its heavy, vibrating clamor of
bronze.
When she sank Into tlie liciit 1a,. ,.e
fever, they roused her, or she slept on,
benrlng In their tones tho crc.it l.oii
of St, Stefan's announcing tho King's
death Tlells. alums bells
SUE DOCTOR AND DENTIST?
Man nnd Wife Charge. Improper
ireatment nt Hnnda of Pair
SCIIANTON. Jan 31. C. 11. Murrln,
a physician of this city, and his sister,
Sara T. Murrln. u dentist, aro named
defendants In damago actions Aled In
( opinion Pleas Court by Charles lit
trodt nnd his wife.
It Is charged that the Murrlns did not
treat Mrs. I'ttrodt properly when sho
went to the dentist to have a tooth ex.
traded. Tho physician administered
gas.
John Minin. Veteran, Dies lit York
YOIUC, 1M Jan. 31 John Mlnln,
elghty-nlno jenrs old. the oldest member
of tho laiurel Klro Company, this city,
nnd connected with tho York County
Agricultural Society for flftj-slx jears,
tiled jeslerday. Ho was one of the or
ganisers of the Worth Infantry, one of
oiks military organlzatons that re
sponded tti tho first call of President
Lincoln In defense of the I'nlon, and a
charier member of Heidelberg ilefuimcd
Church.
WilliBm F. Bcjir, I.nwycr, Dies
j.a.myvstcii. rii.. Jan. .11 -William
i- iicjer, siM.v-rour enrs old, who was
admitted to tho liucnster bar In IStU,
nicer yesterday rrorn , neumonia He wns
ciiveiy engaged in business enterprises,
nnd the building of the great .McCall's
berry plant was through tho ptirchaso
by him nnd Oorgo II. Wlllson. of I.an
caster, of many of the first water rights
on tho river A son. Thoma", Is serving
with cleneral Pershing.
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ttT&kO-ES
' 11KATHH
iBeatfjg
AVMM'Nil .Ian. 2s, l.Il.l.tAX lli:i.l;N
lauahtiT of Frank llenrv nnd Anna jl.'
MnmliinKliiMi Krnc). oirm 7 veurs HeUtlvra
nd friends Invited in funeral services I'll
-' r. in parents' rrslclcne,., 2:7 (m,, .,'
Int. private, Arllimion Oni,
ANIlKllfSO.V Jnn. JO. HDVVAP.Il ir AV
IiljUPO.V. MisiMn-l nf late "l.ueV 'vnders
Uelatli-a Htul friends Invited to finersl
Sun , tl n 111.. residence of tlonrue 11 111 1.
VnfSi'-?.";, VV. 1,,"IJon "". N J
lle'wed"" "-' "'"" ""
AHMOUH. - At f'onsholioclien. l'a r,.n
M. II.V. IIKI.MAH. Hr.. hlisfcJnu of uft
rionhla Armour (ne .Mae.Nutii llii-iijii
and frlenJs. (lrnrte D. HauiV ioa" .v" 5
It A It, nf 1-lills 1 Mcn'n Unite fia ir.h
era' lien. Hoc ot Mathodlst llplm-op. "chiireli
of eonrtohncl.en. Invited ti funeral air.
Ies. Mat.. 1 p. in . residence of Von Itjv
1 human Armour, Jr . nth ave and Forrest
at., ("onaholincken. lnt Ml .Morlah c'.in
Itemalns min ha viewed Prl . J to II b ra!
Auto funeral. v' "
A.Hiiiiuiuiit:. on Jnn an. jajiks it
hliahamt of Margaret Aahbrldee. aa-ed sV
ruuilve nnd frlenda. Uddocw Tribe. No. 47,'
I. O. 11 II , nf VVeat Chesler, li , Stonil
men a Fellowship , cinlii Knilem UTdje. and
empove, of V it. T. Co, Invlfd In funeral
""': St.. 'J p in.. Oliver JI llalrllliUr
1MO Chestnut at. Int. Arlington Cem
l'rlenila inny rail Frl, eve . 7 to tl p. m
IIAKUII. Jnn 'JS, iniWAItl) J., husband
0! 5. 5;i,,",r," ". IMneral Fri' B 3) a,
EV' J7,1- rnnst. Belemn mass r reoulem
St Kranr s'a Chnrrh 111 n m u.ini. - 1 J
frlenda. 1,. o. o. M., No. 01: International
Ho, In IV U- nnrf 11 . Hm.I.ii -"I. ."".'!" '
u. ..ii .!.. I','.. "'-:" L."'1" "en,
'..... , .nn.-i nuri-tifi in wmrn na w
"ral, to which relatives and frlenda art In-1-.",....H"'"
,-3 ? m-t mother's reaklenee.
4M Wlntnn ( lnt, Fern wood Cem. Auto
atrUee. Itemalna may bo viewed Prl.. after
a n m.
.. IHIIN'IVK.V, huaband of Klliantth Hetiell
Oulnlven, Jjiie police of funeral will bs
Blven from StsT, N. 15th at,
IIAC1AN.-Jan. an. I'HAIlt.i:. hn.kand
of Catharine llaran nr Qulnn). of Parish
t.aan, County Tyrone. Ireland, aged 4.
n'!.,",.t H'1 .''A'nda. llnly Naina. rtoiarr
and Altar Bncletlea and Iz-ague nf Hatred
Heart of Church of Our l.ady ot Merer, In.
ylted lo fuwral. Hat., S..10 . m.. 22(56 N.
ihadnhR at. Kolemn requiem mam Our
Lady of Mercy Church 10 a m. Int. Holy
SepuUhre Cem. Auro funeral.
ItAINKrt Jnn. 80 at Preabjlerlan llama
t?,vl-S"" ""l1 Mntl"Ve'nen, Mian MAIIV
IIAINk., aged 71, lie Utttrea and frlenda
Invlled to funeral aervlrea. Ka't". 3 p. in!
at Home. ,".in si. and (lreenway ave.. Weal
I'hlla. Int. Ml. Morlah Cem.
HASTINGS Jan sn. RAP.AH 8., wife of
llnrllo It. Ilnnna (nee Wnndwnrd) and
daughter of Joseph H. and late Ellahth
Woodward. Ilrlallvea and frlenda invited
to funeral ervlcn. Frl., 1pm. residence
of brother-in-law. 0, A. Haunt. 2014 Medary
ave., nermnntoirn. lnt, Wrsimlniter Cm.
Frlands mav call Thiirs., after 7 n. m.
IIIINIUCKH. on Jan. sn. Iis 'ci.AnA
M.. beloved wlfoef Albert V Henrlrki
daughter of Jennie and the lain Wllllani
Miller, neintlvea and frlenda are Invited
to attend tho funeral services, Saturday
at . n m.. from 1.133 Fnyrfer ave. Itemalna
may be viewed on Saturday, at n p. m
Sunday services. 2 m . at her mother's
ruldence. 2d and Tailor ave., Rstlnglon
Pa. Can ha reached la Chesler short line!
nr.wiTT Jan. si, iiAnnmrr r.
HKWITT, aralidmolher of l.leut Joainh F
Hewitt. Camp Meade. Itelatlvra nnd frlenda
Invited to funeral. Hat.. S:.ln n m . rial
dxnro nf son. William C. Hewitt, sua v
Cambria t Services Church of visitation
in a in Int. .Vew Cathedral Cem. vault"
Aulo funeral. "
iroMnri .ran. 2. MAnriAnnT A
T
band of Bailie H. o-rtri..
"reWrT,fi):"i-t!?J'sa.!
NO- GflT. Itltifrnr. tlMnala Aaaaaaa a f IgaL. klamlai
ii?Lo.n'.."?t'l0T'! ' PW' vr.,Yrd. lorT
X Lrd.., JSX!'f J?M . -' r ft.4
K.Tnnn vrn, Auto funfrnr i
Ao'.NR!J?-'na 2. TJl"AfAcl.,lilaii' 1
ft.SJ-o?&l!,n? V "' Mary ana the, lay
Henry O'Nall. nunv.- ...',. -a. iM7.
to funeral. Hat.. -M a. m SIM . tinner
f-h...1?'fjrn m of requiem BL Monle
Church 10 a. tn. Int. Ilnlv Croaa Tetn. .
..rATTP At ha realdenee-of her mm
ri.??1?1!. Ptton. tialatlvea and frlJU
......r id lunerfii ecrvicea int. at ma eg
venlence of fa hi I r. Frlenda mav fall Thtin
!.; f-J",-., Pleaaa refrain from aendli
!,,U,!:n,l of. Haling, Tendlebury and son j
Vjl llnm and Kllaabelh Pendlebury, aged 4
nelatlrea and frlendg, Albion Idge. No. IS
Hona of Bt, fleorge, and Tuckahoo Trlbaj
No. 271. 1. n 11 t Ik. it.a .- .....1
urn mil.' S,l,J. V ""-..realdenca of fatharjp I
William I'endlebury, Harrison ave , Car(felv.(,iS
logton. Pa. Int. .Friends' Southwesterly
r Vi. "emaina may na viewed Frl., lOKL.
IP I" p, M, v.l
w
i-iAV1'- A1 n.vtrtWf. X J., Jan. Mill V 11
1" ''. 2,f 0(LJ' V. Terry nnd rountMf&tWdll
fauvliicr ot lata Cit. Samufl i Crura. otfJJ$!
I.flat!f)l nnd frlenda invltd Ia funArBU m
riTr
l-'rl . 5 Tl rest nti'a aeatatlitatnnaa irA t
Citrine! IVrrV. SI Knrltr.gr narrfg.tr. at tnf 'A
t V. PhlirAh7. tf..-a.l a. . i " "JiaV-
-,"'-" '"., Tl" ii",nf;w"rf1 tit dj
niui,
I1HJL
Will
i.cn
V!
-!. not',, urn. l.tiiitid jutui. .a (... inviirn
to runerml, Thuri.r .30 . m.. 833C Frank- f . J
,v 4 51
r.. Church Cem . Ilndgeboro. N. i, 'M-. 1
W)Or.lANICl.--Jan. as. NlfciroiiAs 1.1V V ,
OLlANU'lf, husband of Ixiutaa (negnt ' ,
Hler). Itelallvea and frlenda, Austrlirj'f fi. t
n. Hoe,. Win, Cramp Ban. Aaao.. lnvllil.TrV ?
Frlnnda may rail Frl.. 7 lo t)
inenili-r. Invited. Int. old Cathedral Cem
At tho en.l of two ,lavK ..!. -.,. t.i I ...' !"..?' :M.-i""'. J1"- AW.- .husband
to ho Up IIKnlll. K he moved lnniriilillv ' friends. F.llla Poet. No II. II A. 1 vi 11.
about tho room, still loo weak to nlnn I !!Hn1"- N:'-,n' s of V . survivors lh Hcgt
Tt.1''" .""" "t,n!ii :!i"Mffn: .r-'iir-No;.!;:
'" "" i.ih-w iicrseii to ne loo
cowardly to do moro than dream of It.
The manner of hli conilnp; was this:
There nre more ways than ono of
rrurhlnir the he.iits of uneasy people
Remission of taxes Is a had one It
aiRiies a inistaKn In the nnst In a..
nctlnir such Utiles. Oovcriiiuents mav
niakej errors, but must not nckimnleflire
them Thero Is tho freeing of imlltleal
prisoners, but that, too, Is ilnnserniis,
when such prisoners lircathe sedition to
the very prison walls
And thero Is the niipe.il to sentiment
The Rovermnent. plnnliiB all Its lioitcs
n 0110 sniaii noy, would furlher cutlear
d Cem.
n. 111.
..'"A I Jnn 27. at 1K0 Melon rt..
if 1 .T' ,,,nw ' Jnmes lllalr fne Dalevl.
W,'."" "Im irienna invited to funeral. Frl,,
I I.' "o."1"..--3' Merclllh at High renulem
I tunas St Frnncls .Xnvler'a Church 0 a. m.
I "'l.US.1 c'rn" t'eni.
HOTTO.Jan 2H. JOSIII'II HOTTO. liua
I nnnd nf lit. Mflri llr.tln llpl.ill, .a ut.,1
fpepd". Suclela dl I'nlone-r. Fralellanra
i!,'!,1,'"" Invited lo funeral Hat., K.30 11, 111
mil Cllrard ave. Went l'hlia. Solemn
maes of requiem St Ooimlo a Church 10
"'..'!!. .'" t'arhertral Cem Aulo funeral.
llltAIII.CV Jan. .10, IlIiWAttl). husband
of l.lljabelh llrndlev (nco (line km). Ilelu
!;,es ami friend, llolv Name Society of Ht.
I.IUalieth'a Church, lllv No. 3. A O. II .
Hoard of Arrlon Hot lety, and 4-uthollo Sona
of lerr. Invited to funeral Mon.. H 30 a.
.11 1 VV Jftierrinn at Solemn rrquleni
to 0110 small boy, would furlher endear
111111 10 me people, vv liy statesman that 1 ,1 , ,? ""nun a inunii 1" a. m. ini.
lie was the Cluincellor hid hit on this to "3liJi!::,I.i,r;,:"rT,nwTiA5i O.
offset tlin rumors of lledwlK's ninrrl.iee. Iiuhnviiii Due notice of funeral.
ho' idomed i!c,v ,r. r.1. ","! .r"."0"?" "t AVVnV'JKTO
no adopted II it had Its birth In the not rn or tf.n.rui ,ihl. i,. ,.., i.mih.
BRAZILIAN FLEET WILL
HELP FIGHT U-BOATS
South American Nation Has Deter
mined to Send Warships to
European Waters
RIO DE JANKino. Jutl. 31. Ad
mlrul Pedro Prontl will command tho
Brazilian fleet which will co-opeiate
with tho Allies in European waters.
Commenting on notes exchanged be
tween tho Hrnzlllan 1'orelun Minister,
Kenhor Nllo Pecanlm, and tho Itrltlsh
.Minister, Arthur Peel, on tho subject
of Brazil's naval contribution to tho
war, tlio .Toj-nal do Coinmerclo lays
stress on tho firm determination ot
Brazil to act on the ono hand by
means of aviators sent to England,
and on tho other by cruiser und de
stroyer squadrons;
Since June It had been known the
Brazilian fleet would assume tho re
sponsibility of patrolling the entire
coast line from tho Guiana border to
the southern boundary of Brazil, but
this Is the first Indication the Brazilian
fleot would cooperate In Europo with
the Allies.
mrtry bunker of the cgunt,vy, and. Iniortfsscd witr1 the need of ubscrlbne
wqr UwralIyr!thaii.attHliy'tl'rns'befor5, there .can be little douutof the
auu.1 ..hi-;.'.. a 'j'.ji.. ..'.... ... .1..- .-...-.! ...... ". .:.: , "TI
SEND IN YOUIt BINOCULARS
Second Appeal for Glasses to Aid in
Battles With Submarines
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. Another
appeal for binoculars, spyglasses, tele
scopes, sextants and chronometers for
use In flKhtlnsT submarines has been
made by the navy. Several weeks ago
a similar appeal brought In more than
6008 glasses, but tho navy needs many
thousands more. Every effort will be
made to return those accepted at the
termination of the war.
All articles should be securely tagged,
the appeal says, giving the name nnd
address of the owner, and forwarded by
mall pr express to Assistant Secretary
noosevelt, of tho navy.
HERD'S A WILLING SOLDIER
riiAPTim xxviii
'I he Crown l'rlnrs'a Pilgrimage
THE day when Olga. Loschek should
Jiave returned to the city found her
too III to navel. No feigned sh knees
this, but real enough, a matter of fever
and hurnlng eyes, und of mutterlngs In
troubled sleep.
Minna was alarmed. She was fond
of her mistress. In spite of her oc
casional ciudtles, and lately the Count
ess had been strangely gentle. She re
quired little attention, wished to be
alone, and lay In her great bed, look-1
little room with the prledlcu .and iiie.
nimiu I'tiinrii Willi OOIIICS, ll.lll llcen
born.of tho Sister's belief In tho miracles
of Etztl
However, he appropriated It and took
It to the King,
"A pilgrimage!" said the King when
the matter was broached to him. 'Tor
what? .My iccovery? I'annot ou let
your servant depart In peace?"
"I'llgrlinagcs," observed tho Chancel
lor, "have had marvelous lesults, site.
I do not Insist that they perform mlr.i.
cles, ns some believe" ho smiled faint
ly "but as a matter of nubllu feline
and a remedy for discord they ure some
time clllcuclous "
"I see," said the King And lay still,
looking ut tho telling
"Can It be done safely?" he asked ut
last
"The maddest traitor would not
till eaten the Crown Prince on a pll
KTlmuge The people would tear him
limb fioni limb "
".NVverthi'lcss, I should take all pre
cautious," lie said dryly. " madman
might not recognise the er religious
nature 01 tue artuir
111 1, . nl
er-ltl-htW's re.i.leti... r..Vt V nun.!nli.h at.
lll'CIIV Jan. .to, I.OI'IH A. hualiiml of
.ii..rv a iiuciiv arm son or lite Nicholas ana
Marlanint V llurhy llelatlvea nnd friends.
Hi Clement's Holy Name Hoi lety. W Phlla.
Council, No ,-m, k ll c j V I'hlla Com.
nunderi. No tin. Knlghta of 8t. John. So.
elety of St Vincent do Paul. l.odco No. HI,
J. O, I). M Hoclelo Alaaelennoi 40th
Vtard Ilepulilh-an Club, and nil other so
ilollea uf vvlilih he wns a member, Invlled
to funeral. M011 s 311 n m smi Hhelwln
ave, Clearvlew Holemn high lunsa Ht.
1 lemeiil'i r'hunli. Pasrhalvllle, 111 a, m.
In' .."olv C'rnaa C-'- Aulo funeral
IJI'IIKK .Ian IS. JO.MF.l'll P, hunl.and
of Caroline Hurke Inee Lalne) Hclatlvea
and frlendl. rlnolnvea of Mldvate Steel
J'orka, Kensington firand Lodge, No, IIS.
II. of It T. Invited to funeral. Prl. 8:30
a ni., -in.-il flermantown ave., CWmantnwn.
Solemn requiem mass St. Prancla of Aaal.l
( lil.,.r.r.,V.1n " "' 'nt "ev Sepulchre Cem.
I1UHNS Jan. 27. TRTKn husband of
Anna llurna. funeral, rrt., K a. m,, nn;n
Master at, Solemn requiem mass at. dreg-or-s
Church (1.30 a m. Int. SI. nenla'a
Cem. IteU'.he. and frlenda. I.lbertv Iidge.
No SS7. B. It, It. T and P. It. J. Ilellet
oi.urnugn invneti 10 aiieno Auto service.
I'AM1 Ian 30, l:t,IZAIIi:TII A widow
of Cant i:norh Canin Hrlatliea and
of Clarar I). Iloin.r and daughter ef"cath
erlna II and Iste rieorga A. Morllmrr. of
. .7. .'.... I -i"-' firiano. annaater
of Blater M iMna. of Paleellne, Teg "and
Jeieph Mortimer, Chicago. III., and diuah.
ter-ln-law uf Dr. Philip Henry Ilotner Ilrla!
tol llngland Itelallvea and 'friend, nvlted
to funeral. Prl.. K.jo a. m., 3R.1S N. nroad
at. Holemn renulem mais Church eftha
llolv Soul 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cro.a Cem
ThUu...f,snfor"l,0PnmC.m,,n maif h "w
lll'OIIKS.--Jall. .1(1. mWAItt). ann of
i.na ami late Thnmaa Hughes, aged 3.1
llelatlvea nnd frlenda Invited tn funeral,
gat., S.30 a. ni., inolher'a residence, lb 1.1
..!"". ' Snlemtn requiem maaa (leau
I hun-li loir, n. in. lnt Holy Croaa Cem.
Aulo funeral,
llt'(llli: Jnn IS!, IIKIIIIIVA II.. widow
of Isaac II Ilughea, aged Ml. llelatlvea and
rrionda Invited 10 funeral aenlcea. Pat., 1:1(1
! m.. St. I'eier'a P. 1:. Church, clarka.
t"'!?.,:J . '"t- 't. Hoial, N. J.
lll'TCIUNSDN- Jan. in, at I'reibvterlan
!!!'.?.?. .fT. Widows and Wngtn Women.
1 11)1. f.A 1' widow of William llutrhln.on,
aged as Itelatlves and frlonds invited tn
attend funeral aervlcr. rr , p. m . at
Home, ,,Mn at and tlrernway ave.. West
"lJl.'!....,n, 'v "HI fern.
JI.WII.I.. At hr lato realdenre. lAJs w.
Sueouehanna ave.. Jnn. Ill A.NNI3 H.. wlfa
of neerge J, Jewlll. aged OS. Ilelatlvci and
,rl";i,'.nvlJ',Ll ,0 funeral. Hat., s.30 n. m..
Ilavld II. Schuyler Ill.lg.. llroad and Ma.
mend Ha Solemn requiem maa St. P.IU.i.
l!,.,."..,J!1.,irc,,.lnR' '" 'nt- private.
r.tUU!lKZ;lR,) -? 'tlCHAIlU. huaband
of Ilerlha natiler Kahne. aged M. neia.
tlves and frlenda Invited to services, Prl.,
r...P,.!V..' ?." "eger at., Oermantown. Int.
Ivy Hill Cem.
lxAL'rp.MAN.J0n. Ss. WIM.IAM. hua
band of Cnlhreln 11 Kauftman. aged a'.',
llelstlvea and frlenda, Lodgo No. Bl, I,, tl
. M,, Invited to funeral servlcea, Sat., i
n. in., u-ns N. Carlisle at. Int. Hillside
1 '.m. ..' r'end mav rail Prl. eve.
l.l.llllll-vuTlv'U ... o nnnnt r
buslmliil of Lottie KlIcbenMlne. aged flO.
llelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral
services, frl , R p. m.. 203(1 W. Ilnston ave.
lnt Cedar laiwn Cein . Clifton. N. J.
M.tNll. Jan 20, CATHP.III.NB,
widow of John Kllng, mother of Sis.
tor .loaephat nnd grandmother of Misters
M Claudia and M. Ilrmellnde at Puerta uM
I'lerra. I'orto Illeo, died after a lone Illness,
hojie with true Cntholle fortitude and realg
rotlon In thn Divine will. School Sisters o
Notrn Dame, relatives nml friends. In
vlted tn funeral. Hat., 7 a. m,, resilience nf
eon-ln-lnw, Nicholas tluthler, dllN Mnna.
Mink nvo.. Wlss.ihlcfcon. Solemn requiem
niaea ni, iisnininus i nurcn, l.ansoaie, 1 a.,
in a. m. Itemalna may bo viewed Prl., from
il to 10 p. m
Kt)CK(Hll. Ian. 20. MAItV K1.17.A.
ULTU. widow of flnorge V. Koockogey (nee
Jefferlal. llelatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral services. Sun . ." p 111., residence
nf brother. A. If. Jelterls. IRlu N. 23d at.
Int. private, lla'tlmore. .Md. Omit flowers.
KRHWHI.V. Jan. 211. Ht Inland, Pa.
IIIINIIIIITTA Klli:V4ON, Bgrd till. Itelallvea
and friends Invited lu funeral, Sat., ,1 p. m.,
Old School lis Pi let .Meeting House. South
ampton. Pa Int. adjoining ground Con
vejiniea will meet train leaving Iteadlnii
Terminal 1:23 p. m. at Houthampton station.
Kl't.l.. Jnn 30, OOTTI.IIlll. husband of
Carolina Lull (nen Zehl. nge.l TO. llelatlvea
ami frlenda. John A, Knlten Post, No 22S,
u. A. 11.. and nil organisations of which be
na a member, Invited to funerut services,
Sun . 2 p. 111.. 2013 N. 3th at Int. nrlvnte.
LUIS. Jan. 211. PltANK P., husband of
Katherlno le-ls Ineo Schneider), nceil in
Itclatlws nnd friends. .Arehblsliop Wood
Council. Nn. -111!, C. 11. t... Invited to fu
neral. Prl., s a. in.. 22(1 Columbia ave.
ftequleni mass 81. Ludwlg'a Church t) a. m,
Inl : private, St, Peter'a Cem. Auto service.
I.IJTTS Jan. 28. AIJinnT H , huaband
of JInry If. l.etta. aged S2. nelatlves and
friends Invlled In funeral services. Prl., t
P. m . M. F1. Chore!, TVrlel,telnarn. V T
lnt tTrlghlstown M. K. Cem Remains mav
be viewed Thurs. eve., 320 Taylor t Rlv.
ersble N .1
...,'.'.:.VK",'s'r! Jnn, :. nnwijj a. lev.
PJIIMI. I), n. a. son of Dr. Abram and
Mary lingers Levering. Relatlvea and friends,
3-M wanl Council sionemen rellowshlp. also
Cainao Council, 31.1, o. of I A.. Invlled to
","l'. Sat.,, -'.30 p. in.. 2144 N. 20tll St.
lnt Ivv mil Cem. Auto service.
I.llVVIS. At her re.ldenco. SI n. ROth al
Nfw York illy, on Tues., Jan 20. ARA
IICM.A II DASH, widow of Waller Her
ron Lewis, of Tusedo Park, tn the Stltli
jear of her age. l'uneral private.
LYONS. .Ian. 3(1. PA1TI.IV1-- I.TUVfl '.,..
Keller), widow of Thomas I Lions, nged
02 lleluiitca and friends Invited to fu
neral, Sat . N..1U a. ni.. 313 N II at. ne.
qulrm muss chunh of tho Ascension 1(1
a m lnt .Most Holy Redeemer Cem.
M.V'N In Norrlstonn. I'n.. Jan. 2D.
m
;imS,&?fVt
'A',lif,,l
ford ave. Solemn requiem maaa ChurcJ
Aulo funeral.
i-uuii. Jan. s, DI.LEN, widow or!
Ibrnry y Pugh. aged f.0. Relallvea andf
inrnus inviiea in runcrgi gervioeg. sat., zi
P. m.. 232 N. 10th at. Jnt. private, West-j
minster Cem. 1
IIAPPK, Jan. 23. JOHN RAPPK. Rata, j
i.ra ana irienoa invited to runeral. Frl
Nr.ln a m ITlin ..... .. .. .. ..
.. .L . ..... .w i.e-o a,. iiiau luaea a.
l,,h!Y!U0. m ,n,i "olr Oro" Cem.
Mlllvllle, N. J., papers r lease, cony.
ltKADlNtl, On Jan. an. 191a. JOHANNA,1
v. IIKADLNO, ylfo of Ueorgo U. Heading; r ,w,'
and daughter of lamia and lata Catharlng I4" ri.5
llerkea, aged 30 leara. Itelallvea and frltnda, . J
aiso i.adier Auxiliary. Lit I.u Patrol, and . av.
l-adles' Auilllary. Corinthian Commandery. s V?
No. M. K. T.. Invited to funeral arvles, ' s&v
"" "ai., at s p. 111., at late realdenee. 0:10 l 'r;, ' ,-
Ssnsom st. Int. private. Auto servlcg, 'VIA
..1.1. vc.i Jan. zv, lir.uuiiu vr.. jn.
husband nf Carrie (1. Iteevea. llelatlvea
aril frlenda. Camp No 2I1. p. o. H. nf A.l'f
I.agle Council. No. 3. F. 1 A.t llagla Coun- '
ill. D. of I,., Invlled to funeral services,!'
". ?p-.r.'" ln" N- ,,,rk ave. Int. prl.?'
v"L'(..West laiursl Hill tm. f
njJIUlln. Jan. S. ANNA RttinKR tne((
AMble). llelatlvea and frlenda Invited to fu.,1
lieral aervlrea, Sat,. 1 n. in., brotticr'a real- !' .
deiue. Marlln Wlbie. 71S Oaul at. .Turlner :
servlcrs Pplacop.ll Church. SH'27. Kenslneton
ave. Itemalna mny be Mewed Prl.. after 8
P. m. lnt irlvae North Cedar Iflll fern.
. IlinilK. Jan. 27. I.LOYD RIDOK. aged
10. Kuneral servlcea residence, near Mor
risvllle Frl., Peb. I. 11 a, pl.t at Metho
dist church, Homerton, 2 p. m. Int. Wll
I am Penn Cem.
ItnnCltTNn'C .Tan SO inifW Vmafcena
of Mary J llobrrtson. aged 7. Itelallvea 4
snd frlenda Invited to funeral aervtcea. Sat.. !
i:.m p. m., tuneral apartinenlfl ot Harold 11, 1
Mulllean. i?".--ll V inib al. free, flermantown
ave.). lnt, private, itemalna may bo viewed 1
Krl eve Limousine funeral.
IIOSSITIIII Jan. 29, KLI.TJN, widow of "
John Rossller. Relativ-ea and frlenda In- I
vlted to funeral. Sat.. 7:30 a. m resldenea.l
of son-in-law. Prederlck Jlyan, 23M H. OnU
orado at. 17th and Wolf ila.l. Solemn mass
of requiem Ht. Monlca'a Church, U a., m, Int.
Holy Cross Cem.
iMT-riM.-itr.-,iii 1. T.n on tfti. n ie.
of Dr. Prank P. Rutherford', ililatlvra and
irirnua invneu 10 luneraj aervlrea. rat.,
p ni.. rcsiaencn ni jura, m 1 . liuipcrzoro. 1
11(12 P.invllnn ave. Inl private. )
UTAN. Jan. 2S. nniDOET RTAN (n
Conre), wife of Philip Ilvan Relatives and
friends Invited to funernl, Prl., 7.30 A. m..
l.V.'.l N. 3(ith at. High mass ot requiem
Church of the Precious Itlood ft a. m. Int.
Annunciation Cem . Shenandoah, Pa, Train
leaves West ThPa. Station lll07 a. m.
Auto funeral. Shenandoah nnd Pottavllla
papers please copy
SCIIAPPLKn At Tavnsdale. r.. Jan.
2S. CATHAIttNIl SCIIAUPLKR, ged 74,
llelatlvea and friends Invited lo funerat
services. Hut., 2 p. m.. Chapel of Alt, Teaco
1.1111, inl i. I enco c em.
SCHLPCllTKIllSIt, Jan. 2. WILLIAM
SCHLlTCHTKIlllll. rt,,. husband of lata
Maria Srhluchlerer. Relallvea and frlsndg.
Hnlmeshurg laidge. No. 1411. K. ot r.l Ilrldea.
burg laidge. No 37, I. O. O. P., Invited ,t
funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m., realdenee of goti. v
fltors" 1'rederlek SchliKhlerer, 2333 Rhawn i
l., liuillirnuu,., ... ,,...,r. ,.v,l,.,.,.
inav lie viewed hrl., 7 lo li p. m.
SCIINKinUll. Late of 141 W. llauphlrl
at.. Jan. 21). fltCKCKNTtA SCItNKIDlClt.
funeral. Sat., 0 u. m.. parlors of Lewlg It. ti
Swift, 12lh nnd Jefferson sta. Int. Mtr.1 A.1
Peace rem. Auto runeral. i
rlllCKTK. Jan. -.. l.l.llv. A. tne Sl"l-J, r'V'S
i'."'- .""o "."i,-,ii " -:"cr'-i aa. ii,vja
isiauvea nnn trienna inviiea to xunarai et'v.ifl
m
Jm
in.
5-f
servlr-s. Fat.. 2 n m., Iiarien Hill. Mont. H'jV-'
Co.. Pa. Int. Hi. Peter'a Cem.. IUrren Hill, i .vV3
Prlenrts mav call Prl.,, 7 to 0 p m. t,--,-
HIIIVW.Y. Jan. 20. at aermantown. Si 'if.A.
nomiTHY M.. daughter of Ule Henry and 25a
Dorothy Shlvelyjsji-tinapiih' servlcea It. I -S-S-
I.ilki'a Church. Clnta'"ii!.ll-.. m. Int. IViOfl
CAIIR .Ian 20, WIM.TWI U A . son of
late IniiHr A and Margaret A Csrr llela
tlvra anil frlenda J (1 llrllll.'o Car Shop,
sit Morlah Club, Invited to funeral services.
The same day the Chancellor cl.ii.,i , Phi'iin wp,iiow;ornn,nT.;ia7,in.7'n."r;,n,V!T'
Prince l-Vrdlnand William otto nnd'""1'' r'm Remains may be viewed I'll.
iouiiu nun reiurneu iroin ms drive and COCIlllANK. Jan
ousy over ueuwig'M photograph frame,
(CONTINUED TOMOltnOW)
-. -.-. a...r. i HIIMi lirigjllirn glllll ... . ". mw -. iHi.r'TiH 1 lilt as
rrrallilM lilt i t a.,1 tn 4it -..! a..... .. t'.l gj.ei,. AJIA.MIA ( U MnW nt TnVin Ttfaaan Tl . I .
P. tn rrBliJiHUf of non-lu-Uvr. .Janifii II I LViTVi1'1 11r,",JiJnvll-1 to runeral fitrice.
"'. til. ii omniDia hc jnt trlatr, , "" ;'V,'i" ", ",;. ,,t" " mi. prni,
i-ii hi .Magnolia t mi..
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182 Washington Street 525 Market Street
Will Smile if Hun Shell Takes Off a
LegIt's Wood v
nOSTOX. Jan.' 31. Uncle Sam Is to
havo a soldier In the next draft who
will smile It a German shell taken oft
pne leg. When William lRry, of nick
an street, Dorchester, tilled out hla
ciuestlonnalre ho vvaa frank about his
leg, but said there was no reason he
rould not serve, so his local exemption
.hoard promptly. Put Him In Glass 1,
uivision i-
"I can walk'.aB well and as long as
siiiy, Jrookle they'll call," said 4ry.
Tin oniy im)' niy paq g wouia botner
MACK-EQUIPPED
MOTOR TRUCK
HAULING
(BIG
E very thing SMALL
(HEAVY
Long and Short Distances
Daily. Weekly, Monthly or
Yearly Contract
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rre.ton SS0
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loaf Di.!c Hoalini Conlractorg
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DAILY MOTOR TRUCK SERVICE
Ntu Yotk'iPhilaielphiatWaihintton
Phone Tiogn 6922
TRUCKS fOB ALL rUr08Kb
.. ' GEO. HINSDALE
Railroad Congestion
need A of Slow Down Your Pro-
duclion. We Will Take Ore
of Delivery
Long-Distance
Motor-Truck Hauling
a Specialty With Us
Ire' Go Anywhere
C. J. CARNEY
1510 X. 5th St. Ph.. Kensington 179
Motortruck Service
PIHa--New Vork Express
Anjthlnr Anhere Anr Time
Our refereneer K.ll.llrU Cn.lSn".'.
GEO. I. OBERHOLTZER
Ml mon..,,K,,n,'n lisa' "''
I)r or Nltbt Id. DIAMOND 7St)
HAULING seep
liauuuiu ANYWHERE
MOTOR TIIUCK TO llmu
Br tlia Hour, lis. Week or Trip
JOHN P. HORLACHER
K0S-0S ORTII SfTII STREET
all. T.nirra n I, ,,a.
batiil of IHlMbeth If Coihrnne Itelallvea
and rrlenHa lnvlleil In runeral Sat H X
'a in, 814 VV Owen ave.. l.anadnwne, Pol
I "inn renulem maaa rdnreh of HI rtillgmena.
I Lanxlowne. Inl. llply Cro.a Cem, Nov
I iork nnpara enpv.
CON.S'i:il Jan 2J, ANNIIJ I. ro.NNEn.
I X D. ilaimhler of lale nr. vv niam .. 1
Annie J Conner. llelatlvea and frlenda
Invlie.l lo funeral rvleea. rn , 2 p. ni..
7n,1il (lernianiown ave, (ror Jit. l'leaian
1 ave 1. Ml. Alrv, Inl. private.
CO.VNOIl. Jan. 2ft. MAnOAnriT wife of
I Thnmaa J. Connor, aeed ,111 llelatlvea nnd
friends Invited to funeral, Trl . 7 30 a ni
12131 Turner at. lllah mass St rillralieth'a
Clnireli a ni Int. llnly PTtilehrn Cem
111-. Ml"l II .tan .'8. AMS'IK IJ vvlfa of
JVIIIIa-n II. n- .Mnih Jlelallvea and fr end.
Invlleil In funeral, Prl,, S.3n n in,. 4lll
. Hrawii it. Illcli mats at Cliurrh of Our
1 Mother of riorrowa 10 a, in. Int. llolv
; Cross Cem Automobile.. "" ""'v
POWI.INO. Jan. 30 CATllRniNIJ. wife
lot TatrliK Doivllns. Relallvea and friend.
Invited tn funeral, Pal , ,s.,in n m., 2.1.1 i:
I llalnea t., ciermanlown Holemn renulem
mass St. Incent'a Church 10 a. ni. lnt
llolv Sepulchre Cem. ""
DL'IM'V Jun. 30. .TAItns 1- l,,..,,n.i ...
Marl' Duffy and aon .of Marearet and
late John J Huff)' llelatlvea nnd friends.
Kat llnd Demoeratln Cluh. of IRili Ward
Invlled tn funeral. Hat., 8.3ft a ni.. mnlher'a
realdenee. 2022 K. I.ehlah ave (iMIi Ward).
Hulemn retiuleiil inasa Ht Ann's Church 111
a m Tnl. Rt. inn'. fa,n
I nDMONnHov. Jan. 2. nonnnT t
nuanana or Jlirv Kdmondann (nee To and)
llelatlvea and frlenda Ini ted to funeral
Bat.. 8 a. m 11M.1 n. 24th at WAii!.J
gulem maaa St. Anthonya Church OdO a. m
Int. Holy Croaa Cem.
MASSKV .tan ? ntuvinn r. .,.o
HIIV. Jr . nu ef Kdward C. and Cora Mas.
ey. used 111 Relative and frlenda Invited
'? f'.'.E:,ra,' ,' V-,u :3lL- m- R5;l Hutton
t , I'hlla Int. West Chester Cem.. Green.
IV,""'.' ';..' "" "' "t "- fain from
West Vhlla
MATCItnrT. Jan 29. WIM.IAM J liua.
lulnl of late Aane. Matehett. Ilelatlves and
frlenda, Quaker City Ixidce. No. 1411, llroth.
erhoocl of Ilallrnad Trainmen, Invited lo
funeral, Trl.. 8 JO a. m. 2122 Christian at.
Solemn mass of requiem St. Chsrlee'a Church
10 a. m Int. private. Aulo funeral.
MiC.VM.KV Jan. 20. SUSAN SEI.HY
nitUllHT. VVlf Of Howard MrCallev 11.1..
Uvea and frlenda Invited to funeral aervliea.
Hat , 11 u. m . thapel of Andrew J. llar 1
Son Airh and Hit!" eta, lnt, private.
MirAUnilANeJa.n. 27, MAHBt. W..
S?,V,,,,.f r, ? ' r"nl. "J"! '".'" .'5"im Hemt).
hill, llelatlvea ami frlenda Invited tn fu
neral aervlee., l't,, 2 n. in.. 144 lllehmond
st. lnt private. Hemalna may be viewed
ihurs , after 8pm
Mici'i.i.orrm jun. an, iuiidoiit, wife
of lluah MCulloueh. Itelallvea and friends.
Haered Heart lloaary and Altar horletv of
St. John lha lliiptlat'a Cliurrh. Invited to
funeral. Sal . 8..10 n. m . 227 Jamealown
st , Manajunl; Solemn hlah reiiulem mass
St. John the liapllnt'a Chuich 10 a, m. Int.
St Marv'a Cem,
.MeiioV.vrir.r... .Tan. no. s.f trir Am. t
husband of Kalhrrlne V. McDonnell fne'e,
fl XT a llaalrl nnA mnr rtt lata Y w. J s, t
(V
SMITH. Jan. Sit. 'MAItTHA. wMow of? HmiI
Riubtn Hmlth (n Jnhntcn). nUtlvc n4 t (-,3vTfl
:.;.."- ' .1........ ".---:;.- i-r'i z vri-a1
i.dU 1'. 111., rp.njrm. ut mii'iinan, gonna Wi
Ijiiiahlln. 30.13 J at, Int. Xortliwood cem. 5 -sU-J
Auto service. j V?t
HStltllTIIVVAITK Jan. 211. WIM.IAM I t't-a
r., husband of Minnie K. Hmurthwalto (neei A'4-M
narKeri ami eon or late wintam J,, end 'V. J
Anna .M, rtmurinv.aiie, aacn uu Jieiatirea 4rt
attrf fplan.l. Thnmi.n.,1 l.ulaa K"n 71JO V ?. lOV?
and A, M.l "Uivell 11. A Chapter. Nq. L'02, fr Xf1
ui rsi i uraier, i a. lralwlnf com. f
m.nder No. 88. K. T., of West Cheater, I
r.i llrnlln-rhood of llallroad Trainmen.
No. 311; Veteran Aaso. Thlla. D1V. of renna. ij
II. It., invited tn aervtcea. nt.. t:30 p. m., 1
Main ave., lierwvn, 10. Int. prlvats, e
rVlends may call Trl.. to 0 p m. r
HVVPKrt. Jan. an. leiiHtiKiiirsir -nr .
SXYI)i:il. aed S.I. Relallvea and frlenda.
rlwj'j. .J
Wllllamaon Alumni, Invited to funeral eerv ? XiVS
lees. Sat., t p. m.. Wllllamaon School Audi, i" "IJlStl
c M'i
'
UM.lOTT Jan. 28. Itl8, nANII.'I, EL
LIOTT. Itelallvea nnd friends Invited ft
funeral aervlrea, on Krl., at 2 p. in. at
residence. 4200 Wallace at. Int. private
Ml Morlah Cem "'
I'AHt. .Jan. .10. THOMAS hu.bar.d of
Marxiret I air Dun noilco uf funeral win
be liven from 27.18 A l "leiai will
rnNNKIl Jan. 20. MARTHA A., widow
of Oeorxe II, Tenner, aceit 74, llelatlvea
and friends invited to funeral' Sal' "r,
m.. residence of sou.nlaw, I'ranl. Nelson
.l.'lll IJarln el , Weal Plilla, Int. Irmvo,i
Cem. itemalna may be viewed l"rl ev
Aulo service.
I'ISIIi:n.--Jan. 2D. DANlni. f rauen
aied 88. Relallvea and frlenda Invited to
fllllaiPfll alaaBt Irtaaat l.Sa.t H m a a " af
O'aMalley) nnd -on of lain Jam-a nnd Ma:
MrDnntn-ll. MSA N. Ctlt at. Duo notice of
funrwl Hill m glvn.
aiiFADDr:. Jan. 2fl. SAMITHT.. son of
Hannah A. and late Samuel MrTflddan. ared
tn. Htatli and frlMidt 1n1tpd to funeral
rvWea. Krl., U'.30 p, in., rraldmca of moth,
er. U7.1 I.Mnonte ut.. nnxhorauttli. Int. prl
ate. Rrmalnei niay be lwd Thuri. e.
MrnVOT. Jnn. 27. MICITAKU buiband
of Mary A. Mri:voy (nea Jlurka). Ttttatlveii
and frlenda, PhlU. napld Transit Relief
Aajin.. invlled tu , funeral. Trl., 8:80 a, m..
2W3 M. 20th nt. HoHmn requiem high mail
tt. Riixabrth'i Churiab 10 a. m. int. Ntw
Cathedral Cem.
McKUOWN.-Jan 30. VlL,TtAM J ton
nf Margaret and late William J. McKeoun.
Itelatlvra and friends lmtted to funeral.
.Von , H.30 a. m . motlmr'a realdenee. 4n7
W, Oxford at holemn requiem mais tit.
Michael's Church 10 a. m. Int. :
I Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
.UrMAMK.W Kuddenlv. Jnn nn iir .
litAM II.. non of Maraaret A. and late Jacob
I.. McMahn (nen McCullouih) Ilelatlven
nnd friend. UManufacturera Club, Hoard of
Director of North weatern 'fruit Co., em
ploven nt AVllllam II. McMahen and all other
organization! nf which, he wan a member. In
lted tn funeral. Mon.. 8 30 a m., 223 Dia
mond at. Solemn reqqulem maaa Church of
the Moat Trerloua Itlood 10 a m. Int. Holy
Croaa Cem Auto funeral.
mcmsiu Jan. ii', jaiik.s, huband of
tnrlum. Int. iirlinte
HNtnrcil. Jan. 20. auddanly; ISADKLTA
CM wife of Char ten J, Snyder and daughter
. .. tat T.a.ir. .11.1 t..a. I .......... Ila.1.. ..
HI mio tfi'iill aitiu jiiiii 44711 III! Va ItriMllTVB
and rrlrmla invited to funeral.1 Rat.. 0 .
a. m 5130 N. 3d at., Oinry. Hotemn hlsh
lequient maaa i nurth ot incarnation 10
a, tn. Int. prHate, Auto aerlci.
H PACKMAN. Jan. SO. AN.VA J.. riaitf.
ter of late Chalkley and Aria line Npackman.
llelatlvea and friend Invited Jo aervtcea.
rn,. it u in., inci icxanara, 4.'a i, ana
M"est--r --. j in. iri va.it".
band of Margaret C, Stewart. Relattna
ami frlenda. Hardware pealera An., In
vlted to funeral aerv.ee... Bat.. 2 p. m,. 4M2
Spring; Oarden at. Int. private. Auto
ervlre,
HTRAUSH-Oan. 30. ANNA, widow of
Herman Htntuaa. aed p. llelatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral aervl.'ee, rri , ja
a. tii.. realdenee of ann, Hamucl Ktrauaa
IMS N. 18th at. Int. lUItlmore, ifS, ffit
tlnmrf PHpera lopy,
1'MOMAH Jan.r 50. M nttaburgh. Ta
""VVi.. v', ' t i 't v." Vi "ru;r inoma
Ki1
iHAH
' W
t . .'-.a .
., ., mi. li. i.iiii. II..IIUBI, iveiativea ana R fiiM
IrUnd. Invite;! to funeral service", realdeneSf!, J2P
nf father Weal Cheater, fa., frrl., 10 JO el ? .
n. in. Int. tirlvate. Oikland Cem. s, jJii
VIWBV. Jan. 8 CHAII1.BS. husband nt' " .Si
Allen Veacy. axed 113. llelatlvea nd frlenda 4 :
n,V, C,H lo 'unerai aenleea. irr in k. ra,. t ,'bVji
lysil Cavu.a at. Int. rrlvale. rrlemla nuy "t A
view remains Thur, , h p. m. ' itj'tS
VOI.Z. Jan. .. KAANK J. VOf.Z. hll,. 'P&l
iiniiii nt .iiitniiiA villi intra niriinipri iiaia.
Motor Truck Hauling
t Nn 6 TON BTAKK on DROF BODIE9
Hamilton J. BranagaK
39i4 Eltr. S(rl
a - ' "u-tiico. nr .imiiRiri imuii'iv oiiiirii, iiru 41 1. iLCia.
Rranoson. v. a. r.ueaeil. 0010 Hazel avt. i tlvea and frlenda. Hiram l.od.e. No. HI. K
' iviPiJvviip i.. . .-.n... nn A' ' Bn1 " other ornlMllen. o
. ..".'ri.,,,,,r'. i""' .2 i lATHi:ni.NK. l which he waa a member. Invited to funeral
vvlfe of William Korsyih. and dauahter of t eervlees. Hat.. ! r. m . 6117 Chew it., aer.
late John P. and Ivulherlna wn.? n.i I ......... n ... i itm r..M r '
I I11B...U.. I". .1... . ..... V......
Uvea and frlenda Invlled lo funeral i'.ni.u
J'rl.. 3 n ii ., anartnienti i of William If. Hat:
teraoy. Mill N. llroad it, lnt Oreenmount
fern. Hemalna may ha viewed Thura., H to
in p m.
, FOX. Jan. M. CHAni.Eg IVrRI.KV,
husnanj of Annla Vox nd son of Charles
and friend; Invited to funeraf a.rvleea, Rat."
S p. m,, IRIS 15. Wlihart at. Jnt. North
redar Hill Cam. Hemalna may b. l.w.8
(JAI.UAniinit, Jan. 2S, JAMES V.. son
of Jlary Moore and lata Daniel Oallath.r
and arandaon of lata Corneliua and laaballa
Hrrnnan Kuneral, to i;h ch relative, and
friend, ar. Invited. Krl.B a. m . "ViJld.".
r mother. 143 Morris at. Maaa of rcoulsm
Church th Sacred Heart OJlo a. m. Int.
Holy t'roaa Cem, Aula funeral. '
(1ANNON. Jan. VI), ANNIK, widow of
John (lannon llelatlvea and frlenda. Altar
and lloaary Hoelety of St. Matlhew'a Church.
Invited tp funeral, Bat., a a. rn. cos k.
Hector st , ConaholiorKen, Ta lllirh maaa
81. Atallhaw'a Church U a, m. lit. Bl.
Mattbew'a Uld Cem ' ""
OOWKII. Jan. SO, EI.I.A J ilauahler
ef Oavld and nrldtsl Oower. ned la. Ileal.
dtnoe, 14 N. Mareton ,at, lu. nqilo. of
funeral will Im given, ,. .
CIRCKMN. At inu.bMrch. ra. Jan ii
lives ami friends, Knickerbocker Hon. Poe.i i RVm
Ht. llernard Iten. Roe.t Au.u.tlne .."si' . JSSn
A Nn. . all ail ha arti I at t lata. n -Hrki-i. , -. L . Tlf"t. I
a mamlia Inillul tt lt.inaa.l --i a HaaT" tfT-A-T I
a-. ('.'-. IIIII1CU vu lltliriai, II.. (ImJU Ha f "'(.
in , 13n.1 N. liover at. 8o emn lilih maa-l law
St. I.ndwlif a 'Church 10 a. in. Int. Nsw 1 $(
Cathedral Cem. Auln funeral. tSi.
VVAll.N'KH. Jan. 3D. HYHNRT W.. widow F ,jtdk
of William Wanner (no Williamson). an tSW?
711, llelatlvea and friends, member, at th. Y.VJeal
j irsv -rcsuierian wnurrn, iveniinnion, 10 t u''
lled to funeral serrlcea. Krl.. 8 p. m.. w '.'
nti Miller at. Int. private. Jt. Morlali JWJi
vri'iii ri,. iu
WAT.lsTl.R.lTiin. 0 nil. .inilW P Wat.. 'irilA'l
KKH. husband of Martha J. Wa.fcer TleJa 15
tlvea and friend- Invited to funeral aervlera. , f. H
Krl.. 2 p. m.. 33A0 Chester ave. Int. private. a?vH h
Aum aervic. r- ,LAn3
WA!.lACE. At Talmsra. N. J.. Jan..2. . l3fi'tl
jn.SfAll. aon of late Jonlah and Tdla.
aUo Waahlnmon Camp. No, 23. I O $., at X$?t
A . of J'almyra. N. J. nd Court RUerton.' .tes.fcl
ft.;1 li
Xo. US. r. of A., Invited to funeral. rlunT,vv'Jf S
-' p. m.. nroad nnd Itacs all., ralmyra. N.A4rlA
J. lnt Mor.an Cem. ' iV.ViJ?
MVAM.M Jan. ... KMMA, K., wife il)7-
II. Walls, ne,l o;. IleUllvea and
frlenda Invited. to fumral. Frl.. H:30 a. m.
23l vv. silver st. Solemn reiulem rnss .-'.
".
MlI.l.KIl Jan. "S. BAItAIf. widow ..'
taaac Miller, aaed 77, nelatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral services. Fr i :3n p. ni.,
realdenca ct aon.ln.law. Kllaa Zlmmsrnvan,
'.(ioh K. Cambria at. Int. lloyera. Hrhnjl.
kill Counlv, l'a. Train leavca Ileadlni Tor.
nilnal 4 ml p m.
MOOHU. Jan 10. EI.LA I,., wld6w of
Henjamln V. Moors. Il.lattvra and trlenda
Invited to aorvlcet. Frl., II a. m., th.
Alexandra, 4Sd at, and Cheater ave. Im,
PrMOItlAN. Jan. it. rATIUCK MOnQAN.
husband of lata Mary Morcan. ll.lailve.
and frlenda Invited to funeral, Frl., 831) at
tn,, residence of aon. Martin J, Morgan, 0843
Matter at.. West Phlla. Solemn roasa of
requlttn Church of Our !ady of th. Rotary
10 a. m. Int. Holy Croaa Cem, Aula fu.
"mi'nRAT.-Jan. 50. at nalUmnnL Md..
MAUT II., wife of Jamea Murray, formerly
of Ml. Carniel. Pa. nrlallves and .frlenda
1I1VUC
dence
trey al ui.n masa m. e.iiaatvtira, Church,
1) a. n. Int. Holy Croaa Cem. Auto arT4si.
c yV.WH H
'XS-
VI
.it. carmei. ii, uriauves ana friend.
ltd to funeral. Bat., 7UI0 ,a. m'., teal.
e ut ami lllrhard J. Illan. ITS I Tlam
at lllah masa St. Kilaabetlfa, Church
NI'I.SOX. Jan. 1'
Charles It. Nalaon
ana irienoa..nr
llaher& Tawl.e.'
T&ws"
(
Ht. Cnlumha'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Oldift
,aiiiearai v-ein, r civnus 111M7 call 'nurp.. j
eve 'Aulo funeral, -t'iVSLS
wiiiiu;i, jan. ST. JOSI5PJI 'WKIDI
aaea 77. Jieiativea ana rrttnda, mamMHL'aE .
nf llnrinnnla anil Cnnafaffae Hnelall.a .lafle. 9J
viled to fun.ral. Frl.. 8:30 a. m S04S t,l
easier ave. Holemn requiem maaa Ht. h
natlua'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Old Cath.dr,
vfil.nillwVTII. Jan 29,1 iIKSgrB'.ilisi'..
dau.hler ot Mary .., and7 lata KrertTaC J
Wl.dermuth. neiaiivr. atej rn.nd, invM
to aervlrea. lerl., H r m.. 48:7 laxuat.
int. ronsviiie, ji, noi, , train lean
int. roiisiiiie, j a. eaii , irain t
lleadlnf Terminal 10JIO a. ni. 1
wii.i.Kn.ijn. as. nopeBT.VJnii
of Nellie Wilier (ne. Rire). aaed '84.,;
tlve. and friends' Invltad, lo, funerals
M Bil a n . BSIO 111 Va.nonAif MfJi,
HI, if-stha'a ChurchvlQ.ju pi, v, Int.,!
CroadVem. , - J ' f "
oiaaui acw.j .-,inAnnt.w
r.mn.a jiw,i ,,r.i A,,.,a.iaa ,.
wjiaon, neiaiive.. ano rrie
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Council. Jf. Q.' Ui- A. Jf,f.n
Publlealion Society, InvltM to
3 p. m.v 1 IJinmo ava., kmh4M
Mvata.' Ktmalna mar, M vlfw.it ,
fXnr. Jan
irABO,'ue4 Tt.Mi
;. v fj niinam,.
ruiirra, diii.ib,. h ..
T0I!r---Jan ' 29.T'CATHlCBIini
inei Ol.rvai. miuuw vi .ws leanaa.
Italullvea and frlenda. ?, Ijkdv Wa
Camp. No, s. Invited A f.nerai 1
1r!.Sfi?,.,,r.'n'V'1011 VsWJalfill
. ZAKala,.
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pio wouWWwMBitwmjpng Jilt m.
w-fc j --- Malaria hlm.j.-h.
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vllad to fim.ral,'
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