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Kebruarr tl. souare niV'i
(OTIS BANKS
JrV. H""!1" Terminal aKd"
lermantown sve. (roller, n.i-"
Hanks niddle, rhlla?, torSJi
iiu"iiiiii iia train in iv....'
WATCH Iat. on way frJnT
BlpfcU Institutions Ex-
to iin i, id nnvjr yarrt
open-face.gold watchi lnltiSl.,l
Hetrard If returned to sx"J!f
tf faetbaVto Respond to
WATCIt r.oat, Monday, wm.T
lal. 8. II. D.. on Broad. "Vt'
" -XcAdoo's Request
Cneatnutl reward.
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tlea request of Secretary MeAdoo that
I Wink and trmrt, companies net nslde
W'ttnt of their resources (or the
him iiu ot a new Issue of Treasury
Vfleatea, lit anticipation of the next
tty lAt&n the subscription of Thlla-
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M4S,6JHU)00. The portion of ie State
fcanka' and trutt companies will angre
, M4 I7J.O0O.O0O. and of the national
Wiks J84,OOO,00O,
jlVpbw arrlral at their office this morn
SM: heads of every bank and trust com-
Ray. In Philadelphia found A waiting
n a nlht letter, some 250 wort! low?, l
vfWMIn forth the wUheg of the Treasury
Department regarding; the above, aub-
' Sff?" Swlptlon. appealing to the patriotism of
l ftie, financial Institution and urging; '
,,'inem to incuicata n sarins spirit and
, economy among ineir customers.
'This tatter suggestion, counled with
' ., further suggestion for "economy In
.red It,'" -was variously Intcrnrcted. anil
f; jlri, some Instances a bit criticized by
l ' banking officials. The thought was that
"ivi.41" Pr"'"' I' more a time for expansion
V' 5T?f credit rathT than economy of credit,
Mill Particularly to those engaged on Oov-
Fiji J" ornment work.
7g It In order that no sudden drain would
.'..!-. Bet- cent of the resource lin net n.l.ln
rx.- . . .... . . . --
eacrt ween tor me purcnase ot tno cer-
tlflcatcs and th:U the total should not
exceed 10 per cent.
Slmulfancously the Federal Tteserve
Bank received ii telegram stating that
the Philadelphia district would bo ex-
prcted to subscribe $10,000,000 In each
two week periods, or a total minimum
of 1200,000,000. It was explained by
an official that this merely meant that
an allotment of that amount had been
made to this Yderal district and that
f.lf the subscriptions exceed that nmount.
as expected, ine nuaitiotiai allotment will
be made from Washington.
A high bank official said smilingly In
this connection: "Ilao no fear that
there will be any limit to subscriptions
tn this district and that we will get nil
the certificates wo ask for. as It Is
hardly likely that some of the western
and southern districts will come up to
their quota.
Bank oRlclals had scarcely time to
digest the telegram from the Secretary
j of the Treasury and to express un opln
J Ion thereon, but In a cursory way It
was ventured that to a largo extent
that upon the success of the stibscrlp
j Hon to the treasury certificates will de-
pend the success of the next Liberty
Loan Issue.
i These certificates of Indebtedness,
which are comertlble Into Liberty
Bonds, will bear 4 per cent Interest, as
did otbr recent Issues. T,hBy will b
dated February 8 and mature Slay 'j.
.Subscription blanks close on Febrtl-
j ary 10.
nne naving no necessary bearing
t upon each other. It Is generally
J, sumed that ns the treasury certificates
fttwlll carry 4 per cent Interest rate,
SVthat the next Liberty Loan bonds will
fVlbear the same rate. Much will de-f-Jpand,
as to this, however. It was hinted,
SL'on tho axldlty with which tho treasury
jicrtlflcates are subscribed.
Bft Bank officials further declared that
Rjjthe amount of tresury certificates Issued
Viljat this time Is not an Infallible Inrier
fyjas to the nmount of the next Liberty
fJJLoan. Again, It was said In this con-
!5nectJon, much will depend Uon whether
lthe Issue of certificates Is oversub
scribed or only partially taken. The
present course of the Treasury Drpart
,ment will serve as a "feeler," It was
added.
According to December 31, 1917, re
ports of local financial Institutions, the
big subscribers based upon total re
sources will be the Philadelphia Na
tional, with $10,600,000: the Glrard Na
tional, S8.300.000: the Franklin National,
U.soo.OOO: Fourth Street National, 7..
800.000; Corn Kxchahgo National, $5,
100,000; First National, $3,900,000: Gl
rard Trust, $5,700,000: Fidelity Trust,
IS,500,000; Pennsylvanli Company for
Insurances on Lives and Granting An
nuities, $4,000,000; Provident Life and
Trust. $11,00(000; Commercial Trust,
t S?.500,OQO nnd many others from $500,-
000 upward.
Theso Treasury certificates, of course,
are carried on the books like any other
pi Investment.
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It has been announced that the com.
T Biencement of Haverford College will be
."theld this year on May 31 Instead of
vj.3une 14, so as to release the students
fcrf.uf, the Institution for agricultural and
manufacturing pursuits In work needed
by the army.
PARCEL POST
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Shirts
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mm in aiock. All alzea.
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mfri United State: "
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LONG LIVE
A Human Story of Child-Desire, Ceurt Intrlguo nnd Love, the Latest No:
By MAUY RODEKTS HINEIIA11T
Ccrrrliht, ll, br Mrr nobrts ninthirt and tin Tubllo Ldr Company.
rilAI'TIIH XXX (C'otiilniirdk
i Ill.r.TINCIrJ over, and limine re.
i -r . , ...
vji iiuemcu uiai him iea no nair milk,
wllh four Iifmiis of sugar, he carried his
j cup orr besldo llednig, and s.it down
on tt chair. Followed n short sllcn-e.
' wl"' tlie Archduchess busy with the tea
things, Olga I,oschek watching Karl,
and Karl Intently surveying the Crown
1'rlnce. Ferdinand William Otto, who
disliked a silence, broke It first.
"I've Just taken off my winter flan
nels," ho obered. "I feel ery smooth
nnd nice underneath"
Hilda glggl'd, but Ilcdwlg reached
oer nnd stroked his arm. 'Of course
yon do." she said gently.
"Nlkky," continued Prince Ferdinand
William Otto, stirring his tea, "does not
wear any flannels. Miss Hraltlnvate
thinks he Is ery careless."
King Karl's eyes gleamed with amuse
ment He saw the Infuriated face of the
Archduchess, nnd bent toward thc-Crown
Prince with earnestness.
"As a matter of fact," he said, "since
you hae mentioned the subject, I do not
wear any either. Your 'N'lkky' and I
seem most surprisingly to hae the
samp tastes about niloun things."
"Do you like dogs?" Inquired the
Crown Prince, much Interested.
"Dogs! Why, yes. I hae quite a
number of dogs."
"I should think It would be nicer to
hae Just ono dog, and be very fond
of It. Hut 1 suppose they would eat a
great deal. Do oil bcllee In loe at
first Fight:"
"Otto!" said the Archduchess, ex
tremely shocked.
He turned tn hpr nnolncertlcallv "I
wan only trying to find out lmw many
things he and Nlkky ngres-d about," he
explained. "Nlkky belees In love at
first sight. He says It Is the only Zeal
kind of love, because loe Isn't a thing
ou think out. You only feel It."
The Archduchess met Kail's eyes.
"Vou seel" she said.
"Hut It Is sound doctrine," Karl
obsercd, bending forward and with a
slanting glance at Ilcdwlg. "I quite
agree with him again. And this friend
of ouri, he thinks loxe Is the only thing
In the world, I dare say?"
"Well, he thinks n great deal of It
Hut he sajs that Ioe of country comes
first, before anything else."
The Archduchess glanced at Hedwlg
furiously. The girl had closed her eyes,
nnd was sitting, detached and pale, She
would hne liked to box her car. Karl
was no fool, nnd there was talk enough.
lie would hear It. of course.
"Tell us about jour pilgrimage,
Otto." she suggested.
"Well, I went," said the Crown Prince
reflectlely. "We walked a, long time,
and It was very warm. I liae quite a
large blister, and the Archbishop had
to take his shoes off and walk in his
stockings because his feet hurt. ' No one
saw. It was on n country lane. Hut
I'm afraid It didn't do erymuch good."
He drew a long breath,
"No?" Karl Inquired.
Suddenly tho boy's chin quUered. He
was terribly afraid ho was going to cry,
and took a largo ttp of tea, which
cleared his oice.
"My grandfather Is not any better,"
he said. "Perhaps some one else should
have gone. I am not ery good," he
explained to Karl. "It ought to be. a
very good person. He is ery sick."
"Perhaps," suggested Karl mockingly,
with a glance at Hedwlg. "they should
have sent this 'Nlkky' of yours."
Annunclata stirred restlessly. She
considered this talk of Nlkky In ex
ecrable taste.
"He Is not particularly good."
"Oh, so he Is not particularly good?"
"Well, he thinks he Isn't. Ho says
he doesn't find It easy to love his coun
try more than anything In the world, for
one thing. And he smokes a great many
c earettes.'
"Another taste In common!" Jeered
Karl In his smooth, carefully" Ironic
tones.
Annunclata was In the last stages of
Irritation. There was no mistaking the
sneer In Karl's lolce. His smile was
forced. She guessed that he had heard
of Nlkky Larlsch before; that, Indeed,
he knew probably more than she did.
Just what, she wondered, was there to
know? A great deal, If one could Judge
by Hedwlg's face.
"I hope you are working hard at your
lessons. Otto," she said In the severe
tones which Otto had learned that most
people use when they refer to lessons.
"I'm afraid I'm not doing very well,
Tante. But I've learned the 'Gettysburg
Address.' Shall I say It?"
"Heavens, no!" she protested. She
had not the faintest Idea what the
"Gettysburg Address" was. She sus
pected Mr. Gladstone.
The Countess had relapsed Into si
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to repair Autocars muat navi kit of
tools and references; rood wtcii; steady
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THE KING"
lence. A little back from the family
circle, she had watched the whole scene
stonily, and knowing Karl as only n
woman who loves sincerely and long
can know n man, she knew the Inner
workings of his mind. She saw anger
In the cry turn of his head nnd set of
his Jaw. Hut she saw morn Jealousy,
and was herself half mad with It.
She kiuw him well, She had herself
for years held him by holding herself
dear, by the ery difficulty of attaining
her. And now this Indifferent white,
faced girl, who might be his. Indeed, for
(lie taking, but who would offer or prom
ise no love, was rousing him to the In-
tlnct of possession by her cry Indif
ference. He had told Iter the truth Hint nlelit
In the mountain Inn It was llednig
l. wanted. Hedwlg herself, her linrt
nit of her. And. If she knew Karl, he
wou'd move hen en nnd earth to get
the tiling he wanted.
She sun evert the group How little
they knew what was In store for them!
She, Olga Lnschek. by the lifting of
a finger, could turn their smug superior
ity Into tears and despair, could ruin
them and send them (Hlng for shelter
to the Aery ends of the earth
But when she looked at thp little
Crown Prince, legs dangling, eating his
thin bread and butter as only a hungry
small boy can eat, she shlered. Hy
what means must she do all this! By
what unspeakable means!
Karl saw the King that een!ng, a
Short lslt marked by extreme for
mality, nnd. on the King's part, hv the
keen and frank scrutiny of ono who Is
near the end and fears nothing hut
the final moment. Knrl found the meet
ing depressing nnd the King's eyes dis
concerting. "It will not be easy going for Otto."
said the King, at the end of the short
Interview, "t should ittsn to feel Hint
his Interests will be looked after, not
only here, hut by you and vours We
have a certain element here that Is
lloitbleeoine."
And Knrl. with ITcdivlg In his mind
had nromlsed.
'Ills Interests shall he mine, sir." lie
had said.
He had bnt over the bed then eml
'aled the thin hand lo b's, llns. The
interview was ner. Tn the nnlernnm
the King's Master of the Horse, the
Chamberlain nnd a Te-r other gentle,
men stood waiting, talking together In
low tones. But the Chancellor, who hail
eone In with Knrl n(l then retired stnnd
hv a window with his arms folded oer
Ills cliest and wilted, fie pt resolutelv
out of his mind the ,nco of the dy'ne
man on ills pillows. r.d thnneht nnlv
"f this thing which he Metlllch had
brought about There ,vas no lelrtlnc
In his face or In his benrt. no doubt
of his course. Jle saw. Instead of the
Infers loitering In the Place, a new
and greater kingdom nnarchv held down
by an Iron-shod heel, peace nnd the
fruits thereof, until out of ery pros,
perlty the people crew fat nnd content.
He saw n bov king, oarefiillv taught,
growing Into his responsibilities until,
big with the vision of the country's wel
fare, he should finally ascend the' throne
He saw the river filled with ships, car
rying merchandise over the world and
returning with the wealth of the world
Great buildings, too. lifted their bends
on his horizon, a dream city, with order
ror disorder, and citizens Instead of
Inhabitants.
When at last he stirred and lirli,i if
was because his old friend, In his bed
in me nexi room, would see nothlnir nt
all this, and that he himself could not
nope iur more man ine Deginnlng before
his time came also.
(CONTINUED TOMOUnOWj
Beatljs;
AT.T.BV Vh. 4 Illnnv a i t. .
Harriet N. Allen (nee MeCortnlek" lieli!
? o ? 9t a'1 Wh,hi;,"i.n CamP' N 8s
i. u. s. of A., the members or the rt
Dart let Churrh nn,l Hn.i ..."' . Hai
employes of David Lupton Sons Imd'-d 1 to
funeral. Sat . 1 p m.. 13.12 B. i- at
--. i.vej .(, i. inn'uat 4-iMirrn. iz n m
Int. private. North LVdar Hill rvm p n.l
ANDEHSO.V. Feb. 4. AlIOUST it AV.
DBIISON. huaband of lata Margafet II Anl
n',1;0, ""tlv-aand frlend.'ernployi. Sf
Hlgglnc Dept. of League mand Navy Yard
and Scandinavian Sor ty, In.ited to funiri
Bat.. 8 a. m.. 171(1 Slgi .tV Solemn mats
in.re?.ul.VnHHtl T.non1,'. Church. 9 30 aT ".
Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto funetal
ANDKIthON. Feb. (1. J KAN IE. widow nf
f-harlea Ander.on, aged ST. elH2 and
,'.l'nni lilted to fun-ral .ervlce. "l?n..
r.30.R'. m"..,rn,;f1Sen.c." of cn.n.aw, Robert
II. Miller. S29 Ludlow at. Int. Ml. Jlorlah
lo"' n-,1"1"""1 m,y " l"wd sun., b to
iAtll-n2"eonF'.. Bueklngham township.
riraMay. Second Month 3d. 1018. JOHN 3
ASH. aged T3. Relatives and friend. Invited
M.lf,Un,I'n,,t r?rlf" ,ot wt Atkinson,
Si" 11 j ,n" Oakland ave DoJ eatown
Slith-day. Second Month 8th. 1 p m. lnt
Uucklnaham Frlenda' Ilurvlnit Ground.
-,A,TK!N'SiF'h " S'ATII.DA JANB. wife
of llenjamtn Atkins. Relative, nnd frlenda
Invited to funeral aerilcea. Sat., '.' p. m., 33T
High at.. Oermantown Int. prliate Re
malna may be Mewed Krl. eie.
ATW(X)D Feb. 3. at Seattle. KATHRTN
EVANS 1 ATWOOD. widow of Porter C. At
lood. Funeral aervlcea Wed. Int. private.
IUKER Feb. 3. ISABELLA M dSughUr
of Harry H. and Annla Foot, (nee Mllllgan),
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral
'P'cea, 2 n. m.. realdenco of parents. 81T
Wharton at. Irt. strictly prlvite.
. llALMEIt. Feb. 4. OLIVER C aon of
?' n.',.a,J.vt nd 'rlend.. alio employe,
of Po.t.1 Telegiaph Co.. the Dot and Da.h
Club and inemb.T of I ho Uerachah Church
.X'.,ft " 'un"' service.. Frl.. 3 p. m
103". N. P.tton .t Int. private, rtiraali.i
may l viewed Thura. eve. iuiin
'AJTITLBTT. At Jloore.town. N. J . See.
ond Month (1th. AMOS Ft. I1ARTI.ETT. aged
I?-. J1? '''" "! frlenda Invited to funfral
Hlth-d.y. 8th ln.t.. 3 p m . 412 E. Jl.ln
H.v,n,hXy'.t0Wn' inU Tuck"'. M. J"
BATBS Feb, . ELLA A daughter of
ift?!5."v..'n'1 v"h "" Bfc. r.i
. REECROFT. Feb .1. JOSEPH E hu.
band of Fannie. J. Heecroft. R, itlve. .n'd
frienda. members of Bu.quehanna Av
freabyterlsn Church Invited to funeral ..rT.
tft-P'" " pi-m7 03 w- untln7don at!
PnSrhnw,oyodb,'cetr''', Kf'" 8 ,0 1U "' "'
.BEDDIS. Feb. ft, ELFZARETH. widow
M John Beddla. ared TO. nel.tlvcrind
friend.' Invited to funeral. Bat .in m
residence of aon-ln.law, John W. Harmir
IM Union sv-,. Bala. Pa. Servlcea li St"
Davld'a P., IS.. Church. MsnaylWa p. m
Jnt. adlolnlng grounds. Auto funeral
AENSON. Suddenly. Feb. a iiEwnr
hu.band of lata Marr'B.n.5 i?.d sviimI:
tlvea and frlenda. employee of Link nil! rn
glneertnc Co Invited to funm F service,
fiat.. 2 p. m.. parlor of John H. BerkVltach
MM Oermantown are. fcor, Broad at J lnt
prlt, Northwood Cem. Auto nrrlce. Iti-
malna tna h vlwrf vl ... "ii-s. ill-
...h... ... u iir-nru rn.. n in III n m
mav h itIauia 1Ii c .. ... kD
malna may ha viewed Krl. eve.
lK8ft!BPT. rb. fL OEO
OEOltOR If.
HMNNIIAItlJI. Jr. litaiKai J a ..J""
.1-M ti.1. rTtz.LZ'' :ji,,ri'"'"t i 'irii rirrn
wTtn urn """ ann aon or U to ran and
Kiiia,,trii.7r'ai"-aV.",,",iw: "n,y5?iitANY.Rif irihir anvik -t.... .
nuativei unit, friend
i.e.Mrlln.al..'Roxboravwh. ne..l.S".:l.
ZLmJuiam22aBEaLW&&ej3
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IIII1III.SH I'eb. .",, st her home. In Me.
nnlla. . J . MAHV MII1UIN.S. sued 110. Ku.
nernl nnd burial nt Jit. 1'lsgah Church,
i,Hwnnhl, 1 rl., p m,
.li!,X4':JPT,";, "'. liniSTIANWA. wife
?.'i,rh,r.i"-l'r "'' daughter of John and
lute t hrlstunna ltrmlky runrn Snt . 8
s. m resident e nf father. 1302 N. 50th (.
Solemn reiiulem nines Ht. Oreanry's Churth
.ii!" frlenT,, nriied""""""" (m Malw"
kJ?2yr,K,z:yrl "' -"""KPit norm. !u-
hand of l.nin Hamo nnd mn-lii-law of late
Irancls ami Jlnrcnret liriuahertv rtela.
tiles nnd friends. Ilolv .N'nme Sodetv nf
M. John the Hintlsl I'litinli, lll No. .-,.
A. O. II . rmntmrs of MMtsle Steel Wf.rka.
nMlerl lo rnnernl, S.it , 8 3d - in.. :::." rtnx.
horouch St.. ItoxhiirousU .. an With re.
tiillem Bin Hi. John the llapllat I'lmrrh
J" n in. Int. Westminster Ccm, Auto
lunriHl
linilN.VAN- rvi,, n, MAlir. widow nf
r.oiittlilln ISrennan. line nntUe of fnnersl.
l'''!l"'..",. nleie. Mrs. .Marrnret Itn.iih.
....VI S il!l at
iirtWinrit iv b n ww if f
enry Hroixuer 'nee fletz). need St. Ilela.
Mies and friends lnli, m ninrrai. Mil
I n in lnt N llli m Itetmlem inaas S
in. St. IVler's L'hlirth. Ilit Mont Holy
lle,lmer iVm,
fiimKn tvh r. citArti.i:s n . imbind
of Sarah llurke (nee Orlffllh) ased 77
Jielallijs and friends, rnl. .!nms Ashnorth
J."..': ". mi- A. H . nnd Pennn Vol.
Ulh Inf Imbed tn funeral, l'rl 2 11 n
rn . n;it IliKll'lim ne . ihutletnn. Phlla
lnt nrlinte Iennnirk rem Trains for
iiueirrwn leaie nrnad St sta nt l: in p m
and rtfadlnil Terminal nt 1:11 p. m Auto
fun- I
lll'HKH Suddenle. IVh. .-,. lilXK )t.
dauahter of late Pitrlrlt and Mirssret
Hurl e rtrlatUea nnd friends lnlled tn fil
rter.il. s.it . h .In a in . realdnre of brulher.
Fir .tonenli j. Hurl,. ,',117 Halthnore ue
SOl, mil hltfll ,,!, ,.f ..nnl.n. ,!... -fit r,1
TrHnallguriitlon Hi n. m. int. c'uthedral
(em
llt'fl.V.1 IVh n I'ATIlIt'i; I". huhandl
of Mnrv A Hums lnee Mi('rslal) Itla-
Hies and frlnd- linltrd to funeral. Sat.
S.Tl a in . 2111 Cheatnut ale . Ardinnre. 'n
Solemn ieiulm mix St. Oilman'- Church
HI a. tn. int. St lenls' I'em. Auto fu
neral '
IIYItXC. Teb
........ . .. .
irV"J.Xn,r ltJ,'"ir","L,:lLVL-":L"...'-,""'.1'
.V.T" wn'ow hi
llted'to funerVl.-Frl . "k.3(.' a." XT Via S
A. 'ich r"iulrm mnisff ht l'aul'a
I'AlEWITIf HN' IVh l 1'irtni ia n
fAllWITIIK.V. nRpfl 77 ltelAtleV and
Oil of Hobrl I nnd J!iUn It I'm.- aoH
J earrt Holath'-H nnd friftidx Invited to
rune rnl t1cs. S.it L' p m . ifilt r.aecr
nt . I.aat (!ermanton Jnt prhate
. rilAlt.VIallY Suddonl). leb B. JAMHS.
Iiunhand of Tamar Oinrnkj. RflafUea and
frlenda ntrd to funeral nrrea. I'rl . 1 p.
m . 324 N 20th nt lnt rrlAM
fllltYSTIi:. On IVh ii, miH. from an
fTpIonlon nt arlinul of tlrp, Tort Hill Okla-
wmn. dipt pnixnAs i emirs-nil:, tton
of Vr. and Mra WhUit CliratK of Urin
Mawr In 'J0(h .r.r
coMnTav ivb r, wiluam n. ima
hand nf Alblrt jr. Oonipton ntwl .".; Ilela
tlpa nnl friends irvitt-d to funpral atrlc"i
Krl I i ni , Sharplrmn M. K, Church, N
.J. lnt Sharptown iVm
CHAKI V-h. . MAlttti:T N. Mlilow
of muf I I Cm e k- t It. la 1 1 von
and frlenda. IVn and I'.nill fountll. No
.fi. S. and I) of I,, lnllrd to funeial
pr Ich.. js Sprlr.tr nt . Aharon 1II1I. I)-la
. IM , Pat., 'J p. m. lnt Laurel J 1 III
Cem.
t cmiry rh, r MAiinAnnr mmi.
tlAUKhtor of Chirle-, and .Margaret Curry,
need jri It lather and frlemli. Pundav
nrhool clnai of Church of the Pailnur and
fllrl Kcotitrt 1ntted lo aenlrra Pun.. 2
P. m . rei(ifnco or parentf), 431'0 .Mark-t at
Int. prhato
I)AIT IVh fl nf rIlr.hflirlQ VinntVIi
T. onlv rhlld of Wllllnm and TVrma Uau
infe riaui itPHiii-ncc, -. w wishart nt.
lnt Format Illll Cem No funrul
ii:an ib. r. i;M..m:Tii. widow of
Anlhony Dean runtrnl I'rl,. n30 a, Tn.,
realiletup of nrphew. William J. Hopklna,
1'IJJ IMrrlnh st. Utah mas of requiem Ht.
Tranrla'a Chinch 10 a m. lUlathei and
frlenda. Loacuo of the Sjcred Ifpart nnd St
KranrlH'a T A. II. Huclety, Invited
Jnt CathMr.il Cpm
t IHIAMnU IVU r, JOHN C . husband of
latp Annlp It Denmer aaed 7H Ilelatlvps
nnd friend alao Anna M llns J'ost, &,
A. n . of Phlla.. and Wild Post, No. 25,
(I A It., invited to funeral t vices, Sat .
2 p m , 2 Id K. r.th nt,. Chester, Pa lie.
tr.aln may be lewed l-'rl eve. Int. Chester
Itural Cem
DK KTIU'ANO IVb T, MICIIKM! TIE
HTKKANO, aRpd 115. huband of Aniiellna
de Stefano and father of Tpreni Krasradoro.
Solemn man at H'lu a m Mon. Chun h
nf St Mary Magdalen dl JMzzI lnt Holy
Crott Cem. Itelatlvea nnd friends, membera
of Socleta Mutuo Tofrnrau Hpneflrenra, Ho
ileta Unlono KratPllanza .Musicians' pro
tertlve A hbo.. No. 77, A P of M., of Phlla,.
Invited to attend. Auto funeral
DUFFY Suddenly. IVb. .-. CATHAUINB
Is . widow of Michael J. Duffy nee DouKh
erty). aned 54. IteUtlvea and frlenda in
lted to funeral. Hat .8 a. m. -trw. i.Mm
at., Jenklntown. IM. Solemn lilch renulem
mas Immaculate Conception Church, Jen
Klntown, U.30 a. m, lnt Holy Sepulchre
v.rrn.
KUAN Feb. (1. JIICHAnr,. husband of
Klllo Kuan (nee O'Keefe). Helathea and
friend,. Holy Nomo Horlety of St, Kd
mond'H Church. Dlv. No. 7S. A. O. H., and
Mao Sorlety, Imlted to funeral, Mon., K:30
a, m . 1030 H. J-'d ,t. Solemn requiem mass
St. lMmond'a Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy
Cross I'em.
KC1HN' reb. A. IVII.UAM. husband of
Annlo Kxen (nee I.le) nnd aon nf late Uer
nard and Annie Ksen. formerly of Olrard
vllle, I'a. Ilelatlves and friend,. Dlv. 21,
A. O. II., Invited to funeral, Krl., 7.3(1 a. m ,
Still Aramlngo se. Solemn renulem man
Church of tho NatUllv tl a, m. Int. St.
Joseph's Cem , Olrnrdvllle, Ta. train leavea
Reading Term. 10:11 a. m. Shenandoah and
l'otts tilt papers ropy
r.lCIIHORN'. Ot 210S w. Montcomery
ne.. auddenly. I'eb. 5. ANNA M., widow of
Trederlik Klchhorn Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral services. Hat., 2 p, m.,
son.lndaw'a realdence, Jamea Craig, 3ajt)
N drau at, (lhlh and Ontario ata.). lnt,
private, Rlenwood Cem. Kemaina may bo
Viewed Krl., after 7 p. m.
Il.N'UI.Il. Near Ilalnesnort. N, J,, Second
Month tlth. KRANIi II. UNOI.B. Jr.. son of
Kranlr and Rllla Kngle, oaed 7 montha "I
daa. Relattvea and frlenda Invited to fu
neral, Slxth'day, Mh Inst., '.' p. m., parenta'
re.ldence. near Halneeport, Int. Friends'
llurylnu Oround. Mt, Hollv.
i:SI'()SlTO Keb. fl, 1'IIIMP KSPOSITO.
late of "J23 S, lOlli at, Funeral to be held
from funeral parlora ot Joa. M. Perrl &.
Ilro., 117'J H. 11th at. Remains may be.
viewed all hours. Relatives nnd Friends in
vited to Funeral, Sat., 8:3(1 a. m., with
solemn requiem maaa Our Lady of Oood
Counael Churth. bth und Chriatlan sta. lnt
Holy Cross Cem ''
l'i:nitY. At Norrlstown. I'a.. rK s
CATHERINE I'ERIIV. Relative, and friends
Invited to funeral, residence of slater, Mrs
Mary O'Gorman, 28 II. Chestnut St., Sat..
8 a. in. Solemn requiem mass st, Patrick's
Church 0-3O a. m. Int. St. Patrlck'a Cem.
FLANAUAN. IUA W Widow of C. W
rianagan. ot Detroit. Mich., Feb. 8.
I OltbTnit Suddenly, Feb. 5. HDNJA
M1N U FORSTKR. aged 63. Service and
Interment private. Frl. morning, at liarrla
burg. Pa., on the arrival of 100 a. m
train From Philadelphia. '"'
, FOX. Feb. n. ANNA, jounje.t dauahter
of Patrick and Mary fox, aged 1 ear. Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to Funeral, Frl.. 2
F. m.. parents' re.ldence, l'JJ-1 llonttx st
lit. llolv Sepulchre Cem. ""m si.
FRANK. At Chlcaa-o. 111., Feb. fl
TIIUKKHK I), wife of Kdward I. Frank and
mother or Hiram I. Frank. Funeral aerv
lcea, realdence oF mother, Mrat H, Goldman.
727 Aldlne ave,, Chicago, Feb. it. Int. Chi-
Cf'RKSCOtN. Suddenly. Feb. B. WASH
INOTO.V FRESCOI.N. laed 69. Relative,
and Friend. Coamopolttan Iidga No, 233,
Knlghta of Pythlaa, invited to aervlcea. Sat..
2 p. ra., Oliver II. Hair Bide, 1820 Chttt
nut at. Int. private.
FniF.m.KI.V. Suddenly. Feb. .
CHAIlt.lM. huaband oF Phlllpplna Frledleln.
Ilelatlves and Frlenda, Stephen Glrtrd XxHtge
No. 450. F, and A. M.i Uen. J. F. Reynolds
Camp No. 4, Sona of Veterana, and em
ployee ot U, O. I, Co., Point Drees sta
tion. Invited to services. Bun., 3 p. m., 23J1
a. Carllal. at. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem!
OARD1NBK. At Mulllea, Hill, N. J., Ree.
ond Month Sth. REUECCA A. OARDINKR.
ared 78. Relatives and friends Invited to
Funerst, realdence. Mulllea Hill, Sixth-day.
Second Month Sth. 10 JO a. m.i alao Friends'
Maetlns House, Greenwich. N. J., 2 p. m.
GILU Suddenly. Fib. 4. SAMUEf,. hu,.
hand ot lata Margaret dill. luiatlves and
friend,. Oen, Ueorgi O. Jl.ade Circle, No.
A. 11, of A.. Invited to funeral aervlcea. Sat..
p. in., residence of daughter. Mrs. s
lOaewetteer, nu8 W. Cumberland st. in"
iin-qnuDiiai r, oi -.j vetu, xrienaa may
- v-
Anmonr, Gounley (nee Conlln). R.l.TivS.
&JT!Wl&
r-y.Tr-r:-' '"""' "
i.V.lJ;;'Mur.'rnrecImi,yined:1:,Ar,,ulne?"i ' J V,?i Rea V-"'- r$Wf?T ' ''""W-ttl"!: .. Bllrahethtown,
uni'"".!!1 r u2,1." "i..1"' nIShew'" r''"1 rei'dinro o 'parents 400 Maple "at lenkTn'. p" JAN''" widow of Cadwallader O. Me
dence, Albert S Carwlthen 1031 Wakellng , t0T a 'solfnVn high T renulem mass Im. I M,,llln' "elathes and frlenda Imlted to fu
s.l . I rankfnril. Int. at Bast Cedar Hill I ..'.. t.t. r.";Si.mii.r' .Vr..21J1'nl.!??.,!!?.i! neral. Trl . II n. m . i.n( Albert Moore L
lV?AVI KlWh 'T1 VTuV-rVr?1 Tfi'.Wn.-.W S"a:-rnr"'in7. pVliat'er lioirSepulchr, ?," & , Wfi,,' W V"n0" ""
reniilem St I'atrltk'a Church 10 a. in. lnt
llolv Cross Cent .
lllll'CIIKH. leh. ."., at Scranton. ra..
MAHV T . widow nf William II. doueher!
aged DO. Remains may be xleurd .Menu
irent Cem. I hanel, Sat,, a i. m. IJj-lon
(I'e I tia ners reny,
ClltllllN. I'eh. (1. JOSni'H II.. Jr.. hus
band of Mary (nee FVrneal and aon nf
.loai-ph P.. sr . and Clara (JrVen, aged 2fi
lt lathee and frit nils, Phlla. Ilralich, No. I,
the drawl Fraternity, lnlled tn funeral
seniles. Sun., 2p. in., 2717 .V (larnet si.
Int. Northwood cem. Auto funeral. Fie-
Hiatus ma' n- new en tiai, eie
i tttl'nt 1-Vh. II DAVirt bt mnv l.....
hand nf Urare K. (lreer (nee w'hltrnaVio,
I'JlliI S. Illibv at . nnd ami nf Mnnhl, l
the late Mm John (lreer. aged as, .Notli e
of funeril later
oitii'i'is i-vii. n. iM. (iBonni; n
flllllTIS. aged 41, Friends of the
famllv are imlted iv attend funeral aeri
lees, Thura afternnnn, at 4:,1n o'rloilt. at
the residence of hi brolhrln.aw. Mr
jHmea I' lleattle, 130 Creemont terrace,
Colllngeiiood. N J. Also aeriUea nnd Inter
ment at !,otiKport. -. a., pat. alternonn.
lll'N.V IVh. 4. Ct.BMK.NTINB. widow
nf Itnhert llulin. aged "tl. Iteldtlves and
Sun . 2 nil i
O. o.
l'emiterinn
UASSA Feb. 4, .UWH 1IAN.VA, aged
in. Iteljtltes and frlnua, fliiml will Hre
Co, No. 2 Imlted tn funeral serilces Frl.,
2 P rn i. 1,1.13 Provldentu ale. Cheater, Ta.
un ii-m, r uurai I em
l.r.TTIB. widow of
. .i.iiui iiit.Kiri nnii nausnier ot late tinrcn u.
-... ,, ... d 'l. . . :.' .''"'
nihil Itelatliea and friends Imlted to
I serilees. KrT.Ts i p. m . Oliver II ll.lr rildg."
KS Ch"'nUt "' ,n' T"U!il" At """
HAYiirriN' ib .-.. jit.ia c, wife
f nf
f fti.
1 1U
.Miirim i uauum, Jr nun notice o
.term KiiPn, ,( ,-, ,uin tn
lil.dl.ll
r,m
ni:niTAnK rb. .-.. iiknjamin p.. son
of lato llenjamln P and Margaret A fieri
laRN. aged tl2. Relatives and frlendi In
vlled lo funeral servhes. Frl.. 2 p. m .VI
Market St.. Gloucester City, X. J, Int. pri
vate. KverKreen Cem
HIF.l,. Feb. li. ANN I. widow of William
C Hill lnee Ferguson). Relatives and frl'lide.
tni-mbers of nileworth Temple. No .1. (1 nf
lT A Invited to funeral servlrs, s.u
I. ''.. '".. ,-:,"S,iF.' ,Adam" ' lnI- White.
North I'e.l.ir Hill Ceni
HtlPLllT. Feb. . MAMIICI. P. hu.band
of Mary I: Huplet, Relative, and friend,
Invited to funeral services, rrl.. 2 p. m
242T N 31d st. Int. private. '
lll'Ut.KV At VMIdwood. N J.. Feb 0
SARAH, wife of James W. Hurley (nee
.Mullen), late of Uermantown. Relatives and
l,nl Invited to Funeral, residence of
daughter. Mrs. lwls WIIIU, 3.110 Pacific
sve.. lldivood. Mass St. Ann'a H. o
Chutch, WHdwnod. Mon.. 7:43 a m. Friends
meet train at Market at ferry. Phlla.. tir
Ardmore. 1 p. m Int. St. Denla's Cem .
Arrtmore. Aulo service.
JACKSON Feb 0, CATHARINB JACIC
SON ine Williams), wife of William Jack,
eon. Relatives and Friends Invited to funeral,
Sat . fi 30 a, m., realdence of husband, 3010
Wharton St. Solemn reoul.m mamm u
Gabriel's Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
JACKSON. Feb. 8. OEOrtOE M.. husband
of Margaret Jackson lnee McNallv) nnd aon
of late George t; and Hlixabeth R Jackaon
aged Bl Re'a'.lvea and friend,. Lrtcal No.
15. V. IJ. of O.. and J, of America, Invited
lo funei'f. I.. 2 30 p. m., reildence, 8435
Osage ave. 1 rlcnds may can Tnurs. eve
Auto srvlce.
JOHNSON Feb. fl, RHRTIIA. daughter
nf William A. and late Kmlly D. Johnson
Relatives nnd frlenda Invited to funeral
rervlres, bat., 2 p. in., brother-in-law's
resident e, Charles A hnillli 215 N. OOfTi
si. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Auto fu
neral JOHNSTON. feb. .1, WIM.TAM C. hu
baud of hva Johnston (nee Greenwalt) and
sun of llllzabeth and late Henry 8. Johnaton,
Itelatlwa and friends, also Juniata Ixidge.
No. 27U. K. of P.: Coeur de I.lon Lodge.
No. 120, K. of P, Invited to funeral.
Sat.. 2 p. m., 232 W, Thayer at. Int.
private, h. of P Cem. Remains may be
Viewed I'rl . 8 to 10 p. m,
KANB. Feb. 5, MARY, wife of Peter
Kane (ne Kellj). aged 27 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 7:30 a. m,,
1.-.07 S. Taney et, (20th ond Dickinson).
Solemn high man, of requiem St. Gabriel's
Chun h 0 n. m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
KATF.N. At Newtown. Pa.. Fnurth-dav.
Second Mqnlh Cth, SARAH JANB KATEN.
widow of Samuel Katen, aged 78. Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral, without
further notice, from friends' Home. New
town. Seventh-day, Second Month Sth. 2.30
P. m. Int. Urlghttown l'rlendsi Rurlal
Ground. Train for Newtown leavea Reading
Terminal 1 :23 p. m.
KBATING Feb. 3, at Wild-rood. N. J
nuZAHCTH. wife of Harry Keating. Rela
tlvea and frlenda invited to funeral, Frl..
8 30 a. m . 1438 S. llroad at. Solemn re.
qulem mass Church of tho Annunciation 10
a. m. Int. Holy Croa Oein. Auto funeral,
KBM.IIV. Feb. B. CECELIA OLIVIA,
widow of Alexander Kelley and daughter of
Thomas F, and late Mary A. Calhoun, aged
32. Ilelatlves and Frlenda Invited to Funeral.
Mon., 8 a. m lCu'i N nuth st. Requiem
high masa Church of St. Gregory 0:30 a, m.
Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto aervlce.
KUSSMAUL. Feb I, JOHN C. huaband
of Laura. Kusamaul (nee Allen) and son of
Catharine and late Chriatlan Kusamaul.
Relatives and frlenda, employes of Isaac
Sheppard Stove Foundry, Invited to funeral
services. Sat., 2 p. m.. 18411 B. Wlshart st.
Int. private Greenwood (K. ot P.) Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Frl.. after 8 p. m.
LACV. Feb 8. JOHN KAGEN. huaband
of late Mary E. F.aty (nee McGrath). aged
HI. Relattvea and friends, aurvlvors of Outh
Pa. Vola.. and all aociatles of which he
was a member, invited to funeral, Frl., 8:30
a, m., 2553 N. Kith st. Solemn requiem
mass .St. Columba'a Churctr'lo a, m. Int.
prlvute, Old Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
LATSHAW. Feb. S. HEATHIflK V
daughter of John B. and lata Harriett T.at
haw. aged ID. Relatives and frlendsialn
vlted to funeral, Frl,, 8.30 a. m , realdence
of grandmother, Mr,. Harriett Mtineon, 2311
N. Grata et. Requiem niaas Church of Our
Lady ot Mercy 10 a, m. Int. Cathedral
Cem. Auto funeral.
i,i.ni.ii, i to. ,i, A7t?,A. siaow ot tiarry
Leach, aaeri 7' Ilelatlves and frlenrl In.
vlted to funeral services, Frl., .1 p. m., 3242
N. Lee st, lnt, Oakland Cem. Remains may
uc vii-wpu inura,, 9 p. til.
LEWIS. Feb. .1. l'.I.I.EN LOUISA, wlf.
ot John r, Lewi., Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral. Frl.. 8:30 a. m., 1062
n. iman at. tnear otun ana ureenway ave.).
Hnlemn In nf r.nnl.m 4t. ITr.nnl Hi
Sale. Churrh, 47th and Sprtagfleld ave,, 10
a, m. Int. Holy Croaa Cem. Auto aervlce.
LLOYD. Feb. . WALTER C. aon of
late Elizabeth O. and Walter C. Lloid. Rela.
lives and frlenda Invited to aervlcea. Frl.,
ys
m., ia3o s. isroaa at. int. private.
nd. mav rail Thura. eve.
LOEII Feb. (1 KI.IAH. husband nf lata
Emma Shloa. I.oeb. Relative, and friend.
Invited to funeral aervlce.. Frl.. 2 n. m..
224(1 N, 13th at. Int. private, Mt, Slnal
Cem.
LOKTUS. Feb. 2, THOMAS, huaband of
Eva Loftu,, Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, gat,, 8:30 a. tn.. (12 Laurel at.
Solemn requiem maas Churrh of Immaculate
Conception 10 a. rn. Int. Holy Cro.a Cem.
Auto funeral.
. i-uisii. Feb. 4, juiuv. nusnana or itora
Lotah (nee Metzgerl. aged 52. Retatlvea
and frlenda. employes of Strawbrldga 4
Clothier, Invited to funeral services. Frl..
2 p. in., p.rlora of Mrs. Joseph Schmltt 4
Son, 1311 N. Sth at. Int. Greenmount Cem,
uemalna may be vl,wed Thura.. 7 to 0 p. ro.
.MANNING. Feb. 11. BRIDGET M., widow
of Martin Manning, Relatives and friends
and Howry Soelety Invited to funeral, Frl.,
7.30 a. m., 802 Haddon av... Camden, N.
J. High mass Church of Iramaculati Con
ception 9 a. in. Int. Calvary Cm,
MASON. At Jlordentown. N. J. Feb. 8.
COOPER C, huaband of Mary K. Mason,
aged 00, Relatives and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Sat., .3. p. m., 12 Elizabeth St.,
Iiordtntown, N. J. Int. Bordentown Cem..
llordentnwn. N. J.
MATLACK. Ar Mooreetown. N. J., Second
Month 6th, REBECCA H. MATFAck. aged
Hi Relative, and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Sixth-day. 8th hut.. 1 30 p. m.. 120 CheJtef
ave., Mooreatown. lnt, Mooreatown.
sict.-AHKUM eo, s. until, nu.Mnd of
Iain XI. rv UM?.rrnn. Relallvea mnA f.l.nrf.
lstiui of th; Sacred Heart. Invited to tu
"t.i: fvi.; jo . m.v wso chi-tin ;.
WH,.WS ':1,rl!l'' 'Wb 10
rW&o&Sm, ym
- "-
, '", ,i Tla .".' "r,;.M.,',.rv T v trlV m i t""-"""' residence. ,-,34! Thom.a ale . iVlT.
&A-.um',"mU 'T'nM0Ta- ,n,'"L'"1 MNTYn-Feb"';: MAFIT. wife of
mvTVVi' Mniideni. ivh it ..- r.m James Melntyre. daughter of Hrldget and
betinn v 7 Fi lyXni-Tir .i, ift.'n" l"1' Patrick McOlnley. of Illghslan. County
Mr nnd Mrs" wii'iism iil,i,i,2 ii,ir iS Donegal, Ireland. FtiiatUes and friends In.
lelauies and frlendi ImVed tn fimetal" ,l""1 ,0 '"ral. Sat.. H n m.. reeldenee of
Jiu."i.i."J! I IJ't"''." ...,nU!'1. .".. I'"''"' roiuln. Andrew Hovce. 270(1 Alter at (27th
I". Cem.. 1
II AM) I" ell 7, 1UH N T liliahnr1 r,t I ' r'l".. ,u rl. rtUNIllllllC . t-liuicil iu
lllli M Hand itelJtivea aVu'i fVienii. in m ,nt- " " ''ro Cem. Aulo funeral,
ilted ., funeral Sat i in am 'r.iiHeniS I MeKKKVErt. Feb. .1, .KJIIN F., husband
!.V(d Mill of renurem 6,fr Vnlher "' It:1"1 McKeeier (nee Weller). nelatllea
of Sorrniis Church 1(? am lit nrlJii. and friends. Holy Name Society of Church
llAllllll?. I "' i A Ml. MAr, idWi.I. "' lh" VIltatlon: St. Cecelia Men's T. A. 11.
.to li i anil Mnrv llairls ItelJl l. n5 !"0''lll Baglea Temple, Aerie No 42. and
irl.nd. Inil.edVn fimeril Frl .7.1 . "a m S''A"0-, 0'2" "",' ?.'' Q'nth' r',?R'
ISns N llodlne it. .Max Church of Immarii- 7. !V,"., !, 'un?ral. Frl . 8 .11 a. m.. 176
I,.Im Coneeptlon li a. in. j,,t. Holy Croii ,'.V Huntlngilon at. Solemn requiem mass
i'em. Ainu fiin.r-l ' tr church of the Vie tat on 111 a m, Int. New
ii.a'.,i,i. i .i en
ni-fii-n iraik iiiTiutn . 4....L1.. f-i. tiui iruRp i.pm, uprnmii!) may ue tncu
and frlendi Intlted to funeral. Sat . 8.30
h. m., reaideiue nf daiishter, Mrs. F. A.
rnrswell, 1008 W. Ontario at. llleh mm
St. Stephen's Church lu a. m. ln Holy
Sipulchrn Cem.
MeCASHnnV, IVh. 4, ANNIFl K , widow
nf Thomas MeCasaery. ItelatUes and friends
lnlled to funeral. Sat., R .10 a m.. Daild
(I. F'rankenfleld A Sona, 3.'2 N. ."2d t Maes
rhureh of our Mother of Sorrows 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Croat Cem
MeCOFlMtCK. Pel.. S, ANX1H McCOH
MICK (nee McDonnell). Ftelatlie and
friends imlted to funeral, Mon . H a. m ,
. TilSIl Lancaster aie.. V. Phil. Solemn high
nf niaas of requiem St. Gregory's Church U.30
Int. Cathedral Cem
Met'lll.l.r. Feb . tlKOnnf-, II. Sfe.
CUI.I.V. Hr. Ileiatlvea and friends Imlted
tn lunerai aervitea, sat . - p. m., L'lin ,
Mill at. Int. prhate,
McIXINUUIIll. Feb. 6, PATRICK hit,
band of late Margaret MrUonough (neo Mu'.
Irv). rtesldenre, 2127 S. isth st. Due
notlre of funeral will he glien.
MK1II.L. Feb. 4, Af.l.KN, hueband of
jnmir r., mr- nuisi aim inunttr tin or ur,
:invarii iv. ami t.mma Alien .ileum lta
and Grays Ferry road). High maei of re
niiiem mi. Anthonya Church 30 a. m.
Int. llolv Cross Cem.
MclNTYHK. Feb. 4. MATTHBW r
husband of Ann H Mrlntre (nee Dnlan).
ItelatUes and friend. Imlted to funeral.
Sat.. K.30 a. ni .1.12 Huttonwood at. Snlemn
Cathedral Cem. Antn funeral
1 it.i; viflltT Tr.1, a , i.i.. U .Is.lvhta
i .;..'. ". ", wi,,,- ,.,... "" .
..' 'ae penseny and late William JI. Jle
!"j"l- P"'.. inii nnn Mr ale . Frl..
I " .MBuVlB FeKT CHAflbES B.. son
?r Lhnrlet? If. and Jbiic Mirvln. ap"d 87,
. (-litUea and Mend ln.td to funeral
UcrMpca. Sat., 2 p. m.. 1S25 N Md it. Int.
ML'Ll.ANY IVh It MAHV. widow of
Jamea Mullany. Relative, and Friend, In
vited to funeral. Sat., h30 a. m , residence
of son-in-law. Thomas Rhodes. 5124 Nelson
at., Oermantown. High ina.s Church ot
Immaculate Conception 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem.
MURPHY. Suddenly. Feb fi, JOHANNA,
laughter of late Thomas and llrldget Mur
phv of County Kilkenny, Ireland. Rela
tives and friends Imlted to funeral, Sat..
S.30 a. m,. 11124 Tree st. Solemn masa of
requiem Epiphany Church 10 a. in. Int. Holy
Cm, t'em
, Ml'RPIIV. Feh 4. JOHN J. husband of
Abbev Murnhv. Relatives and friend. Altar
and Sacred Heart Societies ond Y, M L. I.
or St, Hrldget's Church nnd Court Laurel
Illll, No. 62. r of A . Invited to funeral
Sat.. 8 n. m.. .IBM Calumet et.. Falls of
i-ciiu)ikiii solemn requiem mas at. una.
get'e Church II.3H a, m. Int. St. Mary's
Cem , Rnxhorouch.
t .MYRTF.TUS. Feb. S. JAMES M.. hus.
band of Rose Mvrtetus (nee Ilradlev) and
son of lato Charles and Catharine Myrtetua.
Relatives and Friends Invited to funeral
Sat.. 8.30 a. in.. 2314 N. 13th st Solemn
requiem masa church nf Our Lady of Mercy
10 a. in. Int. llolv Cross Cem.
NLLhON Feb. 3. at Fort Sam Houston.
Tex., ROBERT, husband of Margaret Nelson
(nee Rowlea). aged 2d. Due notice of fu
neral will be given from residence of father-in-law,
c. r. Howies. 183". N. Mutter st.
OSLEH Feb. 5. DAVIS S OSLER. hus
band of Elizabeth R. Osier (nee Reber). and
son of Rebecca Ann and late Davis S. Osier,
aged 45, Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services. Sat.. 2 p. ro.. late reel,
dence. I'ensauken. N. .1. lnt tniiinwn
(Cem, Remains may be viewed Frl. eve.
I'AHSHAI.I,. Feb. .-,. S. E. cor. Huh, St.
and IWth ave.. Oak Lane. WILLIAM li.
PARSHALL. Due notlte of funeial
PATTERSON. Feb. 8. ROBERT PAT
TERSON, aged 7H. Relatives and friend,
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 0 a. m.. Torresdale.
Phlla. High man at St. Dominic's Church.
Ilolmeabure 10 a. m. Interment St. Dom
inle's Cem, -
I'OIE.SZ. Feb. 5, I.TDIA J . wife of Wll
Ilam F. Polesz. oiled lis. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services, rrl.,
1 p. in . apartments ot William II. Hatters
bv. 33H1 N Uroad at. Int. American Me
chanics' Cem Auto funeral.
RAI.NT.Y, Feb. 5. THOMAS, husbnnd of
Sarah Ann Ralney, Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral services. Frl.. 2 p. m ,
2324 N. Howard st. Int. Greenmount Cem.
Remain, may bo viewed Thurs , after 8
' .RAMSAY. Feb. 3, WILHELMINA, widow
or John A, Rem, ay. Relatives and friend.
Invited to funeral services. Thurs., 2.30 p.
m., 4740 Mulberry at.. Frankford. Int. prl.
RANDALL. Feb. B. 13LLA IC. widow oF
Gilbert (1. Randall and" daughter of the late
Jonathan nnd Deborah Lovett, aged 64.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
ervlcej. 203 Cedar St., Bristol, Pa.. I'rl.,
2 P. m. Int. Bristol Cem
, REDMOND. Feb. 5. NICHOLAS A., hus.
band of l.'mma C. Redmond (nee Clark).
Relatives and friends. Holy Name of vial
tatlon Church. St. Edward's Beneficial So
ciety, emploses of Hero M, F. 1).. invited to
funeral. Sat.. 8.30 a. m 2.147 N. Hope ot.
Solemn requiem high masa Visitation Church
11) a. in. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
RODE Feb. 5. FREDERICK RODE,
aged SO. Relatives and friends. Kearny
foal, No. 55. U. A. R.t Hnrrowgate Castle,
No. 128. A. O. K. of M. c. invited to fu
neral. Sat., 2 p. m.. 1213 Redgley ave.
Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may
be viewed Trl.. 8 to 10 p. m
.ROLLER. Feb, 0. nERTHA M.. widow
oF Phillip Roller, aged 79. Relatives and
Friends Invited to aervlcea. Sat,, 1 p. m..
113 Roaemont ave., Ridley Park, Pa, Int.
private.
RUNKEL. Feb. B, FREDERICK A.
RU.NKEL, aged 42, son ot late Charles and
Catherine Runkel. Relatives and Friends
Invited to Funeral services. Frl.. 2 p. ni.,
spts. Walter W. Conroy, 720 Buttonwood st.
Int. private.
SAVIIl,? I7iK A Rlllllf flITlfll .i
of Thomas M. Safe, aged 62. Fiteral serv-
i-ch jtcnoDotn i. . v;nurrn, i-aul St.,
I'rankford. Sat,, 11 a. m. Int. private.
HCHLATER. Feb. 8. FRANK J., huiband
of Mary A. Schlater (neo Whelln). Relative,
and friend.. Isabella Council. No. S28, K. of
C.. Invited to funeral. I'rl., 8.30 a. m 1318
Orthodox at,, Frankford. Solemn requiem
mass St. Joachim's Church 10 a, m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
BCIIKHIH.H Feh. ft. I.fHlIR. hu.h.n.t nt
Gertrude Schneblo (nea llhllng), aged 53.
Relatives and friends also emploves ot
Charles Bond Co., and all societies of which
he was a member, Invited to funeral. Sat,,
8.30 a, m,, 1613 N. llantock at, Solemn re.
qulem maaa St. Peter's Church 10 a, m. Int.
private. Holy Redeemer Cem. Aulo aervlce.
SCIIWAKOPF, Feb. 4. HELEN M.
daughter of Emll L. and Mills Schwakopf,
aged 14, Relatives and frlenda. scholara
of Epiphany School, Invited to funeral, Frl,,
8:30 a, m.. parents' residence, 2440 s
Camac at. Requiem high ma., Church of
Kplohanv 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cm. r.m
Auto service. '
hiiannajian. r,D. a, JOHANNA
widow of John Shannahsn. formerly of
Washington C. II.. Ohio. Relattvea and
friends Invited to funeral, Sat., 8:30 a. m
,422 N. Redfield at. (near BOth at. and
Haverford ave.). Solemn requiem maaa
Church of Our Lady of tha Rosary 10 a. m
Int. Holy Croaa Cem. Auto service.
a.vu i tl. reo. d, lite or .'too. k, Delhi
St., BENJAMIN C. huaband of Mary
A, Smith (nee Ilroadbent), aged 88. Rela
ttvea and frlenda. members of Pnlln id.
Aa.o., Police Penalon Fund, police ot tha
..-a Diat,, implores or. iteiston. Theatre,
Invited to funeral. Sal.. 2 D. m.. re.M.nm
ot son-in-law, George Miller, Woodford
fuardhouse. Falrmount Park (York at. en
ranee). Int. at North C'idar Hill Cem.
Remains may be viewed Fr.. eve. Llmoualne
funeral.
SMITH. Feb. fl. H. ROSS, huaband of
Ella It, (nee Warwick) Smith. Due notice of
funeral given. 4175 Leldy ave.
, SOI.OMON. Feb. 6. MOSES, huaband of
lata Rnsetta Solomon, aged 80. Reiatlvea
and frlenda, Hand-In-Hand Mutual Bene
fit Society, Invited to funeral. Frl.. 2 p. m!.
residence of daughter. Mri. K. Benaon, B107
Parrlah at. Int. Adath Je.hurun Cem. Re
main! may be viewed Thurs.. 8 to to p. rn.
SPKRINQ. Feb, 8. ELEANOR PETKR.
SON. widow of Joshua 8perlng, aged 92
Relative and friends Invited to funeral
services. Frl.. 2:30 n. nt.. 100 i Vln. it ,.'
private. 1 '
HIAUti. Buna-niy. en. e, harry J
foii d. v. !- m. iiiu m.wi magg mi
Junes), aged T. R.lallve. and friends lnvlti
tn funrsl. Frl.. i p. 111.
nvltrd
. wi m Hn. ... " ;.'
261 R N. JOth it. Iatl Northwood Cam" Bi:
-
i tliea nnd friend Invited tn funeral rli
STKVBNS. I'eh. fl. ANNIB M.. wlfa of
Henry Slevena, aged . Flelatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral, Mon., 1 p. m.,
late renldcnee II) berry se., Pnmerton.
Phlla, Int. William Penn Cem. Train for
Somerton leaies Heading Terminal 11:17 a.
in. Autos will be In waiting. Auto funeral.
STHWAFIT-Fel.. tl. ANNIB i:. STBW.
AHT. ngd 7S. of lindon, Canada. Itela
tlea and friends Imlted to funeral serv.
lees I'rl . 1" in., chapel of Andrew J.
Hair Sim. Arch and inth sta. Int. rrliate.
' .Aifi'.li. . IIBt.KN ANNA, dauahter
of Hobe'rt J. and Anna Talt, aged IS. Ftela-
... . .. rrlm.1 Invited tn funeral. Mnn . I hv trust rnmnsnv in ft.. I Brlil
2 r" Tn." from re.ldento of parent. 1437 j'lhe rlty. Address H 243. Led,,,
4ftlh at. Int. Fernwood Ccm. Auto fu-'
"'TAYLOR Feb. .",. CONSTANCE 11..
daughter of Albert L, and Caroline Tavlor,
aged 22. Relatives and frlenda Invited tn
funeral servlie,. Sat.,, 11 a. m., parents'
residence, S. W. cor, 8(li st and Oak Lane
ave.. Oak Lane, Int. private, Northwood
CPTl'TF.nW Feb. 3, JANE ft. widow nt
George Tltlow. Sr., aged 85. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Frl.. 2 p. m ,
3443 Joyce st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.
Remains may be vlwed Thurs. eve. Auto
"TRACY. Feb. 2. FRANK .:., hu.band ot
late Susan Tracy (nee Kern). Relative,
and friends. St. Patrick's 11 V. M. Sodalltr.
League of the Sacred Heart. Invited to fu.
neral. Frl.. 8 a. m 2720 Latona st. (27th
and Wharton sts ). Solemn high mass of
requiem St. Anthenr's Church 0.30 a. m.
Int. New Cathedral Cem
TRACY At Beverly. N. J.. Teb. 4.
JESSIE WILLIAMS, wife of Oeorge T.
Tracv, M. D . aged 43 Relatives and
frlenda invited to itinera, neruces, hr... 2 I " .",.',", '""ic ae.. raa
Vi..n ' rem ' "eic,, "' J' Ini- , OiniaR wanted at Wunderle'a mbw1
Mlcharl anrl Itar'bara Ulman. ft Red -11), ne, 1 OIHI.S wanted for Hnlahlntr drean
nm
rn
atlea and frlenda touted to funeral services .earners. Smith Ramsey, Ha
Ju " "nno ' v HpaV.i -." t :H,?.n' OUH WORK- Ulrl. unit. Vrott
"Son ,??!Htll'J!.0?L..?u !". -Mt. 1 ceneral liouseiyork: Rood Plain
V-em'
Slnal
iem i.riiiHius nm uo viewca inurs., n; evenlnps off: L In family; t"
H tn 1(1 T
" . . ;...i.n...
VAAUI'UIll
of James andegrlft. axed ho, IleU (
atlves and friends lnlted to funeral er
Ires. Frl. 2 p. tn . nsldence of aon.ln.ii.w
Charles C. IMper, ,in.3 Mnden st.. Camden, N
J. Int. rrl ate, hercreen Cem. Friends
may lw remains, Thura.. 7 to 0 p. m.
VOLPi:. Feb. B. rHAXk. tanr, nf t.t.
John and Antoinette Volplate of Pottstown.
j.eminrfi anu iri,iii invuea 10 lunerai,
Mon.. H.30 a. m . brotherlnlaws residence.
I .aw re nm A gonial. ltM.'i Jlowati st,. lS'lre
town Solemn high mass of requiem St
.Stephen's Churth 10 a. ni. int. Holy
UstvllUlvrn isvm '
Wi
,Vi:iXZlErtlt Suddenlv. T'h n t i.i-.
r.liNi'i; KIS!ll:nl, ased 1-3. iieintite,
and Friends, Itellef Asao of P. H, n
Urotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, lnlteil
to funeral, 2029 llagert at.. I'rl., 0 a. m
Mass St. Columba's Churth 10 30 a. m
Int. St Dominie's t'em., -Ilolmesburg.
WE.VZE1.U Feb. 0. AI1HIE M. WEN
ZEl.li. wIFe oF George F. Weniell. Itela
tlies and Friends Invited to funeral services.
I rl.. it p. m 121S N. 10th st. Int. strictly
private.
e'.!i,',(.Nnn..Erh' '' MAROAnET J., wife
of J IHam II. Werner. J,. r and daughter of
Mathlaa and .Mary llofakrr, sged L'4 Itela
tltes and Friends. Mt, Prido circle, N'o. 10.
r , of A . invlleil tn funersl. Mat Ban,
parents' realdence. 2770 Pratt st. llequlem
high mass All Saints' Churrh. Hrldesburc.
?.. ". ,,n I'". il0l "olv Redeemer t'em.
nashlngtnii ID. C) and Alexandria (Va.l
paners topy.
Wll ITU. K!tt,!nH' l-l, r. riTVlep
wife of Newton II. White. Rf'latlle' and
friends InUted In funeral serilces. Vrl .
p. m., 5522 Glrard ae. Further serilces
V-", -.." ." residence of brolher-ln-law,
Irank II. Smith. 370 X. lianoer st.. Pott
town. I'a. lnt, Pottstonn. Ta, Pott-ton n
papers enpv.
AJmiA,! C.. husband of Florence lllllborn
"llllams and son of Howard 11. and Marv
Comly Williams, aged 24. Relatives and
friend, Invited to funeral, rifth-day. Second
Month 7th. 2.30 p. m.. Horsham. Pa. Int.
priy..l.' .."." wl" m'ct trollev nt Horsham.
ILMAMS Feb. 0, SUSANNAH AI
widow of Henry Williams (nee Geary) Rel.
atUes nnd friends Invited to Bert Ices. Sat . 2
V-,.!niii-"l',fnc." of sister, Mrs. C. Roat.
J.tiJ Iilamnnil tar. in t.-i.ii it...
Illll t'em. -..,... .."w t.nure,
.V,l"s.0'N!. Suddenlv. Feb. .",, OERTRUDE
yd'" o Krank Wilson and daughter of
Thomas n. and I.l.setta Han.bery. Due no.
!e!dSnceUn,',r0'i ?Ji'5'.t,Vm- 'rom 'ath"'
WItiailT, Feb. 0, KI.IZA1IETH ,M
of Thomas W. Wright, 'aged 8oT ItelaUve"
dence iT-Vonllndawr liSn'TW
10th St.. Int. tirll!. Allnnn. -L'.riL. ""O
copy, ' " ewtl nltll
ITXDKRTAKKRS
EI.UWOOD HEACOCK. 2027 N'. College '
Heat sertlce and equipment. Poplar 1834
KnitCATlONAT.
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A NEW TERM1
IN ALL, CLASSES
Noit Open
Complete Courses
In All Schools
c?.m.m,f,rco antl Account.
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Airplane Construction
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Position, guaran'd. AVatjjy.-'fla'..
MUSIC
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W1NTBB ItrSOUTS
ATIXTIO f'lTY. N. J.
Westminster v. near Beach. Ei,T,
water. .10 UB ,k,y &u?&l&S'hS1
HOltL BOSCOBEL K.ntukr Ave. nea"r
Well-heated room.. nookleL: '.?..'!.'?
I.AKEWOOI).
LAUREL!
HOUSE
Tclepbaaa j, Uknml '
LA&EWO O D
ga-a.sr-7 J.m
TIKOWIA
Train service a, far South aa Old Point
Comfort wag n.v.r better!
HOTJEtCHAMBERLIN
FOWT CMtroa-r
Osmr Bwtmntlag I
1T feodCuiilD..
lag Fool, Celt. Bra-
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and Tnatanat. Writ.
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LOST AND tOTJND
BROOCH Lnat.aauar. .in. .t
.brooch, bitweeti th, Longacri aVT. cro'J
Uth and Che.tnut ll." ItJward if ?' n!
to J. K. Caldwell a Co. "ew returned
mult
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Poi-KitTHnnui ... .:- ""warn.
1 -.K"i2t!. poS.e50!f' n"f Vth and D. i.I
leather Doekethnnir ,.....!??'
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iuuau.-ren. n. I.AURA EF.MS YOUNG
daughter of Wm II and late Alice T. NorVls
fn.A00.na , V- Relatives nnd friend;
lnted to. funeral Rervlres, Sat.. 2 n. mi.
ine cnanei nr a .t iiaip ..
PEBSONAtS
ViinOW AND F1VK ClIIIlin,.
killed si tl l'h i. n,.,.w
eienlnr. In great need, have iSL
nf arcldent to entnmitni..?1!
through Anthony Malattata. Vui.1!
Omden, f. J, ' ""i
HELP WANTED n
nEL TELEriioNB oriaj
t.00 per week paid new .
miring nrai month of ii,aJ
They are then algnM "TO1
conienlent to their h.l?J
advancement la rapid, eVS
ttproriuiimr aio oDen In -
poastas energy and ambition
There sra comfortaWa ana
five recreation and dlntn. 1
and meais are served at cm
Toung women between
j ears of age should do
jtiaiset atreai. Between 8 a
6 p. m. '
THE nr.T.T. Tler.tBn,i...';J
PTimtHTt.VlV.Vi
nooKKBHPKn Large Krnala.t"
fartlirlnr enmninv I... n,lrt
competent assistant bookkeetJ!?.
particulars, Including see. ,...
riencn and salary expected p
orflee.
BOOKKEEPER, ns.lalanr . "7:
drert
DRAFTING Girl wanted to wal
ing room: statu etn.rln,. - "!
n.MMl 1 S,'r. Tr1ni n.n. .
,.... . ..... , .....,..-r .,,iirn.
OIRI.S Steadr all year 'round wartl
over 10 vears and active worneall
ern. np-in-nate lactory building isiujl
for West Phlla. girls on account;
proximity to subway. Raring V.
ave., uirnv. enrat, naitimorei
f-prlng Garden bridge, surface ttj
A.Sj.kl ts.favntA1 An tvaaaiaa .. . "'SSI
tn it - ""iii'u vii lilieirni (up Prl
llRht machines: factory hours ftii
am i-sri 'JW" f'satxa urrjiiiHYIB, t Of f
ibiib tan ai ittviF'ry or Vy Kctriaul
telephone, Mr. Ford, in Mrt?l
....uai-.. Vw.( xou. .ttkll fjr,.
Oint.H wanted to work In far!
nte paia tviuio learnlnc Hm
Moiment. ran n m .Hnrmn -l
T.1. J Qint u . r' ' iHunur. i noiif i log
a 73M
HOSIERY
Toppers and knlttrs, loopera and
And rib-frame hands want.
Oood wages paid. Apply at t
WALMCn WILSON lIOSIfcRYJ
Orchard below Unity. Frankbn
HOUSEWORK Colored girl wuttfl
cooking and general housework; a
family; aparlmentt no Sunday werkFl
out. Call Harlng 3SB .1. ts."J?
STENOGRAPHER andOJ-plst Th,'
Refining Co. has aionenlng far i
nerlenced female stenographer an, n
its main office. 3144 Paasvunk a.7i
splendid opportunity for advanceniti
pi mi ill" ,-m-w uriu.
STENOanAPHER Must hsve h4 I
. yeara experience in oincs o,
also knowledge of bookkeenlnr
ptrson. American Itealtv. 141S Wat
6TENOGRAPIIER Tounir lanV
nent position: muat be first e1.j
pable In all respects; state eirerll
salary. 11 ITiS. Ledger Central .1
TYPIST. Female T' Atlantic .Re
lias an opening i. an experience
ttnlst at Us main nfr.'r. 3144 P..m
Phlla - splendid opportunity fnp.rfv.iv
Apply In person nt the Sties Pept.4?l
WOMEN
HETWEEN
AGES 18 AND
40 TEARS WANTED
ron aruNiTioN wonK.,i
23 CENTS PER HOUR (ID
n:ri week) to start,
TER HOUR (M4.40 TER TVEB
WHEN PROFICIENT; 8 HOUR!!
DAT: CHANCE FOIl ADVANCB
OOOD LIVING AND WORKINO I
TIONSi ROOMS, Jl A WEEK: CO
CAFETERIA NEAItnt. ArPLT I
TONT DE NEMOURS & CO., Wfl
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NEARil
KN'S DORMITORIES. WAI,
AVENUK AND D STRE
CARNEY'S POINT VII
IJIOE, PENNSOROVE.5,
N.J. TRAINS LEAVE j
CAMDEN. VT. J.
S. R. R. STA
TION, 7:10, 0,
11:42 A. M.
TntTN'fl LADY. 1R.1B. for gegH
work and to operate telephones,;
and pleasant surroundlacs. H 241.'I
HELP WANTED Mi
ACCOUNTANT
MAN NOT SUBJECT TO DB
T-vnerteneeit .nfl ranable of '
rhnrgi of department In oM
.rnvln. nnmnanv. renllei tO ti
consideration must state lal
handwriting age. naoua. sai.
quircmeni ana oetaiiea .if
V 2S0. LEDQER OFFIC
AMBITIOUS
MEN
who wilt appreciate belnc given I
nlty to make a nlaea for themSS
greatest sales organization of ttfj
oi our new men are earning ,
nn at lh. anm tints vtlnln. .H
fit themselves for executive posltj
much mnret nur hn.lneaa Is gTs
field I. unlimited and our position
manent: If you are ambltloua. of I
aeter an innd irfiwn rnme In I
talk with ua. L. a, Jackson. 19 J
ASIv fne Tin.- iTI.iNTtn TIEF
representstlve. Third floor, loa
BOr)K:i;ii;P!Pien itn, in
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