r-rv-)3(wrwr,T'irfr
T"
r
' --'mfr'j-wt
8"
BfOE FOR PEACE
MADE BY AUSTRIA
v
Official Documents Show
That Premier Clemen-
ceau Told Truth
ttJBLISHED BY FRANCE
Other Attempts to Begin Par
leys at Kaiser's Behest Are
Shown in Statement
Paris, April C.
premier Clemencouu'H denial of
'tho truth of tho abortion of rorclgn
.Minister Czernln, tliut a conversation
Concerning peuco had been held be
tween Austria and France, ran given
confirmation In nn olllclul itntctnotit
issued by tho Government.
"Premier Clcmcneouu. unon aisum
lug the duties of president of the coun
cil, found that conversations had been
entered into In Switzerland, upon Au&.
.tria'a Initiative, 'between Count ltover
tata, a personal friend of Emperor
Charles, and Commandant Armand, of
the Second Bureau, French general
staff, designated for that purpose by
tho French minister at that time.
"SI. Clemenceau did not vvl-di to ui
sumo tho responsibility of Interrupt
int conferences which hud yielded no
.roaults, but which might furnlKh use
ful sources "of Information. Coin
mandant Armand thus was allowed to
continue his journey In Switzerland
imnn the, .., ,,r Count ltovcrtata. '
lnsU'ucUons were given M. Armand
CWm.nc?MCS? follows. 'ittenVnd
Bi- nothing.'
''Count Kevertuta. becoming, .Oil-
vinced that his attempt to bring about
a German peace was doomed to tall-
ure. in oruer luny in ra.iratini ma
Mission, gave Commandant Armand a
letter written In his own luiinl oaten
February 26. 1918, thu llrst sentence
uf which reads:
Austria Took I .(.Mil
"During tho month of August, 11U7,
with a view to obtaining from tho
French Oovernmint a proposition to
Austria which might le.iu to iiiiurc
Jieaeu and bo of such n nature as to bo
.susceptible of being indorsed by Aus
tria, and presented to the German
Government, conferences havo been
entered upon.'
"Count llevertnta, being himself the
solicitor, acknowledged in the follow
ing terms: 'That the purpose was. to
obtain from thu Fivnch Government
propositions of peace, under cover ot
Austria, for transmission to Ueiilu.
"Such is the fact established by an
authphtlcated document which Count
Czernln has dared to refer to in thy
.following terms: 'Clemenceau. shoitly
before the beginning of the olTenslTo
on the western front, had asktd nv
whether I was ready to enter upon
negotiations and upon what basis.'
In speaking thus not only he did not '
ten tlio truth, imt tout the opposite
of truth, which In 1'ianec Is termed i
.nying."
It Is but natural that i'remloi
Clemenceau should be unable to le
strain his ludlgnati'm when Count.
consequences of thu western otTeiislve .
rev
versed tho rules with such audacltj.
?1KVr,u;lVcVw n!
fffi
ment when, with our allies, we weio
Kerld?fcfatr u!. th'cenu-alm-
!..
pi'res.
Again Begged for Parley
"It would be too .-asy to recall to
tvhut extent Austria has Importuned
Itome, Washington and London with
solicitations for an ulleged separate
peace, which had no other aim than to ,
allp upon us tho yoke which she pro-
feases to find to her taste. Who does l
not know the story of a recent meet-1
lntr (in Switzerland, of course) of a
former Austrian umbassador and a .
figure high in
tho councils of the
Kntente Allies?
"Tho conferences la-ttd only a few
minutes. Here again It was not oui
ttlly who sought tlio Interview. It
was tho Austrian Government. Does
Dot Count Czernln remember nn ut
tumpt of the sort made in P.uls and
1-ondon only two mouths before that
Of Count Jtevertata b n person of
much higher rank? Theio again, as
in the present case, unauthentic, hut
much more significant, proof exists."
Daniel88 Agents Here
to Rid City of Vice
3ntlnuei from I'ae Oaa
thine the ptoplo of the city are being
jawakejied."
I'olire Protection Mhnwu
Virtually substantiating the Major's i
Charce thut tho police are in collusion
with politicians, Tom Walsh, of t'aptalii
Squder's staff, who Investigated tin.
gambling hoUbe of "Keddy JaUe" Melln-
Uoff, said today, "A political leader In j
me inirieeiiiii ., in. Dam .j mu t
poplQ
toem."
Mellnkoff,
"year
tho raid
tectlves,
character
protected
time,
The nolltlciaii alluded io In the re
port made by Walsh Is said to be the
,t,a,me man who I- Clarence liibboney,
tlri his crusades, charted wlUi protoctlng
disreputable places.
'S'lle Is said to bo emplojed In the
iureau of Weights nnd Measures and
Vo be of the political, faith ot rong-rens-mon
John Jt. K. Kcott.
This reoort by Walsh aud similar re-
ports by other detectives who Invest!-
ia,j t-ltrtt, htra in the nasi ore said .
TV .. .." ........ . ..,.... u,ni,i,'u
a oan wip vi '-"' ""," , i
charge et political protection for crlmin-
al. , , , 1
or tnc nouso 10 ua proiecuiiK cret. ulthouifli it is lieileved that It can HKlit or even possesses iiUlpnienl enemy attlvity. which Is as dancerous ' V ' . . n ........ ' .1 i'veriiroois. int. wm laurel inn cm. ',jaU'' r jam-u Heart and Aliar So.-kty ," Mt Xa-athi's C'bureh 10 a m. ' l(
will be fouaht In the counter-orTenslve for. und It was rewarded as probable to .Siunlsh Interests in Moron,, ,,LiVT du '" u" fatello. mllelule dcll'Usetclto , Haltlirioire wiwri ; .op . ,Hua will meet .'hunh of th. Asct.isloi.. invited to funeraf. K"y cL KS. AiiiS ('met.",. ,. ,J
who today beKlus his three- belnp; piepurwt b General Koch. That that in the nilBbborhood of 500.UQ0 '.v, the. Fruich. ' """. ',".aul0 u' camp,, dell'onore al-' " oaluv-N Va'wII 4 rATHXlUNIJ.'widow wmanl T. ,'oifiSK Veuulem , i.,S' rEir 5, ;AT'.TA.."l.1..,?iA, Lfn.'inf M-i.
bentencn yesterday Imposed after t,iH i nrobable is indicated by lnfor- Italian soldiers, ull tralnei and be.i. Tim liermiin Uovcrmnent iutlv tu m la ul .un "rapeiio m coniuaitunu of l'rank I'allau (neo Mcilowijii). Relative! of ih. Aaeenilun mi, m. Int. Old Catbtdrul ! ', ', iV..i " i t, ,i tW n a. m.r "M-.l1
on, his establishment by de- ,llut,on obtalnid from French sources soned. have been already moved or arc bestowed Herman prot.ctlon on liaise ph U"?.?uatz. ,atr,a' .. . ,fn? 172 s sHt s,, ,S,( .5.5; MANA10J,?r,r", '.. - . .,. 1'ambrev .t rJSth and outh). MS
, has been a widely Known police tojay t0 ,)le effect that Italian bomb- moviinr to France. son. who now Imcoiiuh u iler.o.... m. , ?.'",""m '''e.or s pom . neiu taia i hureh of t Thoinua Aiulna. 3:30 . mT a. Arril n. vicViii? invVrnJ iinir wii" ,n1" "'.J.? Ji'f" r.lA"W"" " Ii
m mnnv vAurm ant. Iiua li..... - -- - - .... ...... ... . . . . . . w dell IlulllOllt Theflfr.'. ill !'lio,.tf iiih,' Inl. New Cathedral Cm Auto aeritr.o. ' I.TAM mavtv i...i.J7i ...:.. ..:!..V'. ' " i.". '. ,lu". i.!'"". V4. ... tuk'C .!
'' ..- j .- - .-- --." iicuu suojeci auu no lonKer uuiler rinan- .. . . 7.. . . . - ..,... .........--... .,,,,.,.. ... J.l . .r. "" . .J1"..?''.'.'" i thoiii'I. April A'.''Jr ml
aunst tne. ,c, lor u .o8 AT RAY RF.FORT?, A MT TCMS . ..tt." .'.MnLJ".'?-i . ' K n' df n..ffi ,X.U rli , XW:iim.!h&Um& i'Jiid.K'V KS'aVW'TniiSSffla
Vslntr on axe on uisorur,j- rwmo. i u, jarBi at ieat from a military sianu
willed was advocated by Major Pniltli I point. Hecause of its lniKrtant tall
Aesterdy an a method for a "clean up," , fines Amiens Is vital to the Allies. Its
- .naannroved bv Judire J. AVIllus I loss would mean hucklnir the hrench
3lrln. in a statement today.
"The. use of an axe win never Hccom-
.-' ...... ,... v .uM lnrl0.A Martin.
HIU hwjwi.'ib, r - T. -'"
Hv iWS W W jr. wouia oniy creuie
'S- .-.t- - -. n nn.viMnllali 1llto
' '(ain't necessary to use un axe. Havo
rCertlfn KO IO trwoe places, niiocn pn
door and tell til ixople Lo get out.
t the ixillcemen must have the sup-
rt of their superior! and above all the
ajBian. hljrbar up' mut U eliminated."
'
(M- JUmniot da I'ont Dead
WlWkur (. Dr- April ,-Mr. lm
noi du Popt wife of the vice prcpl.
idaitU of tbfi du I'ont 1'owder Company,
, tMOq av ner noine, nanti Amour. Jier
l.A ruaa rMAoverlnur her liealth ufier
ra.nr liirin or u. Aon. i
r, 4ij Vont wo, before her mar-
I l j fnVlli . MaiVa'WflBO. " )W "" U" "" """
'""".":i "i,fyp.:"'.:z,r".'f.T?:tar- two Aava and re a mi faBKen.
t4r5Sr .".lif.'r SFW'jSlV tW 33 o tokriu
Sf:. 2"Lr. "'. ;r.J2L .uJ,-f?' Ji7.nir.nlA the line at a ulac. called
riSiflJ 4u I'wit. Tndlio died '
iisve anspif Witti, J
ALLIED LEADEltS CONFIDENT FOES
HAVE MET STONE WiLL IN WEST
Willi tho French Army In i'riiiicc, Apill 0.
General l'och has given out this statement on the German offensive:
"All Is going well. Look at the small advances miidet by tho boche, tn
call them by their rent niiine. It Is now clearly evident that the great tldul
vvuvo of thu German unity has been broken on thu shore, evidently becuu..,;
It met nn obstacle. Now they are against tin embankment and complettly
stopped.
"Tho future -vv 111 show tho full measure of our success. Wo tiro going
to try to do better and to get the upper hand of the boche. 1 cannot say
what will happen, but all Is going veil."
Wiioliliislun, April C.
1'rehldent Wnlhon has tecclved this greeting from King George) of
Knglnud in the occasion of tho anniversary of the entry of thu United
Slates into tho war:
"Tlio gallant deeds of Americans on land and s-ea have alrcud Indi
cated to the enemy that his hope Is vuln. Uvery day that passes, as
American troops pour In evcr-lncreuslng numbers Into France, dlmlnlilies
the chances' of his success,
"The American people may rest assured tliut tho tlrltlsh Umpire, now
tiled by nearly four years of wnr, will cheerfully inulio jet further snori
llccs. The thought that' tho Fnlted Ktaton under your leadership., Is
with us heart mid soul emboldens un In tho determination, with God's help,
ilimlly to destroy tho designs of the enemy nlid to lo-establlsh on the earth
tho rule of light and Justice.
ui.uurji: u. 1."
The Itritlah Ambassador, Lord Heading, hd transmitted through the
press to the women of the Flitted States the following message from tho
dowager Queen of Oieat lliitaln:
"As president of the Ilrltlsh lied Cross Soet.tv, I wish to send to tho
women or our gieat ally, the Fnlted States .if America, n message of Greet
lug upon the tlrst anniversary of Amei lea's entry Into the war. It Is m
earnest nrim r that God In Ills mi relful pi Idonco tnuv uuldu und
griurit our righteous c.iuse.
HAIG'S COUNTER-ATTACKS
STRENGTHEN SOMME FRONT
fiintiiniid from iMsr i
of Dcmuin and nine mile southeast
r Amiens, there was local lichllim
ester.la, afternoon. We improved,
our poMtion in counter-attack...
Prnni-li llVlinrt
' mu" lt."
r-iK, i-'roncli communique received
. . .
Were Mini
There were violent bombard
ments alonir the Avro, especially
near Mtinchel. There were no in
fantry enKiineiiients in this region.
German raids in the Zuzc and
Vati-les.'alamei rcRinns (where
American troops have taken over
sectors of Verdun) were repulsed
l'ist nielli
There was mutual artiller.v lirint;
alonK the rilit of the Meuse (in
which sector Y.ujvy and Vnux-les-ralamciv
are located) and in llie
Apremont Wood (four miles east
of St. Mihel in the Toul sector,
originally taken over by thu
Americans).
(.Zuzey is seven milerf north of
gt, Jlihiel
,
alm t',b"'
and fourteen miles soutli
of Veiduu. Vuux-les-
is two miles north of
ruiaincix
y .. ,
-uc..j
The
French
Defense of Amiens
anil ISi'iti.sh forces
arc
btuntliti"; lirmy in their positions lie-
fmisive of Amiens, thu great Allied
S dt- bl"--k f thl; Allipd ' in
Picarily, eigiity-fivo miles from Paris
""d '-rty-flvo railen from the English
I hfintml I hit uinnti ml (.nfmiiti
Tho lenewed Germun
.Cnvc, which continues fiercely, tlio
' seventeenth day of the Hindenburg;
0:,, rron.;,. k,,, fnn tn t.o
sPnn offensive, lind.s tne foe Jess ,
than ten miles trom the objective,
at the pojnt ncur Villers-Hreton-1
,' ' .,..., , .
neux, where the British retired to
new un,i stroll"; positions, and only
., .. , .. . , . ,,
three mlk's froln the strategically
valuable Paris-Amien.s-Cnlais Hail-
500,000 ITALIANS IN FRANCE;
PART OF GENERAL FOCH'S RESERVE
The
which
reserve urinv ot the
Allies,
the supreme war
council at
Versailles decided to establish, is com
poicd ot units from all the Allied na
,, addition' to tne rcs"cs oit?o.
British und French armies, this third
army, composed or i eserv es entircij .
Is nt tho disposal of lieneral Koch, tlio
new commander of the Allied forces
in France.
There Is reason to believe that the
largest contingents of the reserve
armv have been furnished by Franco.
Llrltaln and Italy, and that the Italian
contingents have ulreudv arrived
in
France, iilthoiiu'li th,. iletitiutliuis of
tills aimy's component parts nnd the
bases provided for it have not been
made known.
Likewise the uiiplovment to be pro-
viaeu lor me leserve urmv is aenv fce-
WILL SAVE BASE.
"
V anlilnrlon. Atirll C. '
France aud Kmcland at bay h-for
Amiens will stand off the IJuche und
turn h'rn back in the opinion of military
'"ThLfst'ronif defen.es are hefo.e the '
i Itl I.IT III., Il,,nllu fit. II
li. I. ,..,il n,l U idllliin' ni,n
umed And tho military men
r telr very eTlsteicc ,
''..r'milnl SXl ok .!,!. '
aX "t proU;
vital center wl
fltfhtlnc for their
"Vn ol 'Ami
;', !f " "K!i. -i
would b more tragical ihun the capture
und Ilrltlsh In twain and rulnlne the
present supply I'nes. , ....
In view of this situation the Allies
may be counted to ttlve battle more
strenuously than ever, the authorities
say liacklnK full Informat'on of the
Allied tratery or disposition of the
FINEST DAY'S SHOOTING REPORT
OP PLUCKY BRITISH SNIPER
linden, April C.
How th fljhtlntf Impresses the lndl -
vldual Mldier and what lie sees of It U
graphically Illustrated Jn the fulluwlns
lory in the Jtvenlpg News:
fWt. nrriveo at llie Bui.ine on iuw
jay. mornlnr March St." said rrlvatu
Mailly; A we went up to our position
"Tin vraa aiusuipa vs vmij iiarq anuiAsunu " . " inr .j.i uj wins
oyef very ;' . J von asi
tfcntM jrt Hwiiea tn
,. te 700 yrit vfay rm
"Lv t...my.&
EVENING PUBLIC
am:xani)ua."
roatl, iieai tiistcl, iii tiu sector
where the J-lunch repulsed an opera-
tion enfatrinir 180,000 Teutons.
linin.n Ivoporl
Smrty thousand prisoners und
mnm lhin I'VIII iniiM Invi. Iidnn illi. '
mou- tn.ui 1..W) Kims havi in-in tui.
tured by tho Gi'vnuins in their o(
feiislw on tho western front up lo
the present, .say.-' :t German olliciul
communication.
The enemy's object is to net astride
,.e ,1... ....tl. ...... o..,ifl r.f .tmin.u o
vi hm. iu.l, ;""'" "' """" ""
lar lie Has lalleu ami, consiuumiK
tli.. !,...... r....,o ..,.t,...,l i,. him
the Iuitje fotces emplo.ved Hi him,
thc results cutinot be considered as
, , . .,
encouraging to the enemy. At the
crime time, the Utitish position
covering Amiens is at no Kreat dis-
-. e u , 'n 1.., .
mncv 1 1 uiii uio wiwii. jiius any nJ
jiion.s lielievetl lo have been engaged
were somi- of the best corps, incluil
mir tlio 1-irat I'rus.siun (Juan, com
manded by Prince Kilo Fiiedrich,
and two other ua,d divisions.
Kefru riling tho fli'htintf the ituutor
eorre.spontient says
" AHah iinfiim
"After a heavy bombatdmenl of
our lines fro in a Kresil concentration
of his mobile, artillery, tho enemy in-
r.,i,.,. n,nni,,i ,... I.ti .. , ,.
fan try attacked our positions ye.ster-
day. lhe Ubiial principle) ol attack-,
ing in dense waves was followed bv
, L :
the Germans. 1 ho assault was over
a wide, front and appears to have i
, . , ., , . ' .
had for its object a . converging
movement on the town of Corbie."
ing iilanes ure co-operating with the
'Allied aitnles in France and Flanders
anu win be useil wnerever tney uie
needed
n, ...in,,,,.,- ......I.. .r,., i,,inn.,...
?? "achi.U to the news that the
- ."'"--, .vv. v.......
...... . .. . ...
aiiipu rest rvv urniv. t'onipot-u or unlit-'
from nil the Allied nations, was torin-
i ,. ...,., i... i i ...i.. .i
III. II .OUlll I1UI III" teUili.'.! ttlieuiri
the formation of this army would
alfect the nlans of the United Htutis
iw hrlvodlnu. Anirrli-mi rnmlnrpiiti.
with the Ihitlsh aimy. but it ivjc '
thought ptobable that tho American '
plan would not bo changed, as Itulj (
was ahle lo coutilbutc Immediattly
unu " ,1 'atgc uumnels 10 me new
urnly-
It Was estimated tluit if the neccs-
sit e.sNted. Italy could dispatch be-
tvveen 5U0O0I) and 1 OV0.0UU soldiers 'o
'i runee. naving nioie iroops itiun sue
j
of irrouilil at this Point must 1)0 re- t,p "'"' '" ,htf greatest of thu war iicll'ultlma rHinlon uci i oneiini in i to Judge Laudls against toon proviuea , diuuhtor of utoiruuh V. utid llune KetmeiU. I iiifkkkt Anrll 4 tsAtn-'i. mrirm
, . ' ' in.lieicioiis are plentiful that the ! Crra Inter.Ulealo. In Versailles, fu , nt , guilty lull 'Vamty olHcluls lie- RrlnilveH kpU f-r.enda lm
BUnled as tenons. (I.rmans a)- preparing a second off en. , klltH (i,)VSsero essire col.ipout.) dl tiuppe ' carej ,lle food at the Jail was whole. uVm muC"ci ' Vn-n'of Our V.a lv ,,f MeD 1 !!ll?r!i SrU,if"$'"'i!TW ' l'W
N'o Austrian or Bulgarian troops f,' ,'.. "r.n'ndequufe "ieVsu".' trauihU tu,,e Ie N'uzlunl A,Iea,e e ''he "er c"-' somt'' u,lrt M U 1""1 ,,e,, wns,e'1 hy. l')u ,n Tr-X. citSSfrJi "tm.f "S ou,mi'rR";..rvYcesS Cn1 ' A' P'" ' 'Sj
uro cnKaBea on the western front, h&x$& i! "dls, ,",, 7,m Ameri- Uueia '" -'"o e ' a'ho A"'" , bh. lleifJ-'niay AUXXK
, . e i ii . .'.in liovt inmi'iil log. it ding the use of Its 'tnllone ed anierieann uovevano issi it , as me. most, uuruij iui inr luauiicu " I IfK I., s.m of Leonard and Hoae Jarvla, I Ri'iiY April a HOlllinT I inn at 1
Cut ail examination ol silell luses ti nop" tin i-'i em h general stafi' declared 'iiosto u dlsposlzlono del lietiei ale Koch. . Ilia Jail. , aaed 11' ltilatlvr and frl-mla Invited to Ifiny and late Mary J. I(ub tteUtlvei "uj
hhows that a few Austrian e-uns are "" Amerl.Lii fores will make their x.m poslhlle dare qualalasl lnfor-I 'Will T. Davles. fool: f'ounlv Jailer, , K"."" t,'lrviv"' ,m "t 2 ' V Sir"l,,!-i J?fl ! f'"nIf m!,,tr" "' . "eH'nny. f rulnrto
snows unit a K Allstliail t,un.s ate ttepl.. fot , 10 r,..l.,ll K,gamk. c. ' , airimplego dl qiiesle' defended tho food given the defendants. Artftv 8ivmW ' bomc"-:t "' Int' prUBl9 Vrrvltea" Hat "b'3n """, '"j'W
bcint: used. It IS known that some t..-t. risVev" .. d'-lla loro speclule destlna- Miylng they were, given tho same fare as J"HNS")N' -April 3 H jAC.il) JOIIN- mt.'VrlvatUemulnS may p2 l,V,5'rrt.
German troops were bi'oujjllt from r,,,,,,,. zl-ne e-ecoi.do gH "rdlul del gwierale other prisoners In the jail. j.,;,, jSJunerai .,rvl.V.Vt,i' n in" 1710 " Jtusi.'-Aprll 3 J LAwnnNPH to
Salonlca which inuv have "iven rise bfcAhONEI) IT. S. THOOPtS Ml..,. , H uut.e plena tlduela .he "'food bread at a time, of a wheat N U 11 i..?toi i el .Int. pr vat. Mt Morlah hand ." Kll.n k Rg.ii aeM "tN ReiitfJS
..diuniLU, vvuiiii mil,, nave ivtn list 'pnif VT'Ml flVFIr Ti"! T.'nf'IT ess nirunm, ttsate nul lillgllor inodo shortage when many inert bread liah -'" "emulns may lw vUwed vrl . 8 to 10 Hnd frilq. General I) U. Illrney Pent, Ki
to the report that Bulgarians and IURNLB 0EK 10 I'OCH --j"' "a "mina.e I , Wn thrown at , guards b5; ;. ho 1 iv. -rh -vw.h Mon..,,. ?d JOsr.Pl. ,,tN,lu!iV01r;.rra,nr,inWlaocti
Atlstl'iailS are fighting; in France. llr, -,, r :.. .,,,,,,, ,, tedesehl a icnln- ad una Ucusloue, alia W- prl-soners," Mr Davles hald. "T hey w,, 1',ln,J iUi0" fu ne'ral ""Vnfh.dn"'J IKI.I; -April 4 KATIIKKI.NT.. vrth
Anionir Mir fniirlnnn f 'o.-m-n .liv ! J "' k V'nund rt ,m' front e oceldenule. In quvsU pilinavera. (.'"t u wagonload ol fruit and lundwlcheH Vaunt Momh. th. s'T, m.'. Jl'h "i and A"1fu;l11. I1'. '"AVVh.sfnfrsu'rStV'.f'S
AmoilK: .lie lourteen tioimun ilivi- mnrt.,1 ,'IM. lm,m Thmiwiml." tl rm.n ,.i. i-i,i .nmhi..ti linllanl Iroin their organlzutlun each day. I MbiuoiH uu.. ch-jter. Pa. Int. piivuu. , f . ',' "iV"' , !,,lK Ar' Whr.'iM
WASHINGTON mmnZ'VV
' rw
Allll'd reeis. th ...nrtu neu .m..l.fu
to predict the course of events, but they
rll.l . . .. I. r 1. J 3 . . ..
did vouihsafe the conrident Kuess that
tin lii-iinatn will be halted
"VE.?"d !J. I" .!'.
"..V."ei. '"" V . '"-" owciikhi llUBtliy
whether this reset v.. iviiT i ; i.ui.i X. K.
hul ',' ,' "' "uaiclei.t .tivi.ftl. to ac
"'"' .". tliBt. and It may be
;U ello liur
hai-li Die German.
lie," .o.hort ,.." Ji'r'.hiV1'".'.'3" i'.trf-
home authorities say that the Allies
have waited too lcm;.' to uiuKe un effec.
i ve (niiiti'r-ofnslvi ot)ier. relvlnv mt
the ability and stiaietfy of Oepvrul Focb.
'declare that be lias some tactics In
niliul which will surprise tho world.
in any case), fresh American strength
is badly needed and is beinir udded to
the MrutTKle as fast a It Is humanly
possible to do it, authorities declare.
'not allow these Huns any sleep. Our
1 airplane kept ppirlrijf them with
heavy bombs. They bovb him a bad
i nd, luckily for us, not a ingle
I Hun machine came over our lines while
It was dark.
"Next muriiliie, however, just ulsput
tiia lima rill Imva liral.iu ul In Itlltltfv
Miyat S'aOocloiMiUairpuinert
dodaimr over un, but did not urop bombs
They Merely oouul anund und laid
i)i inirrm unui v ui-ioca, men
tlxy istailed one of the nioet tirrtle
and deadliest barrages' I've ever been tn
h-nc.iwa mmi', ov an neavy n)n
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. APRIL (1, 1Q1S
and I've had fcoventcen months of straf-'
Inr
iio Kept this bombardment up until
ubout 12 o clock, thin he left his trenches
and came at us In mass. 1 in a sniper
hy trade, at leuvt In the army, and it
was a joy day fur inc. 1 bad been nut
n front of our tranches curlier in tu
front of our tranches earlier in the
orning picking them off. but this time i
was back with the rest of ray platoon
i the Hoilum came nloajr. I Wiled some
yself and all of cur chaps Were, busy i
trltn. 'Alii nil I
mo
1
us
inyi
laying 'tm out
"Unluckily, wben their creeping bar
rage, gut right on top of us we had to
kcip down and couldn't fee what lliolr
game war, und Fritz managed to slip
In through a gap to the left of our com
pany. Two machine-gun crews In ad
vance of tho main bod got through the
ap and right In our ri.ir. They nipped
'through ery quickly, planted their guns
hi a sliellholo In no time and Intended
no doubt to wlpo us orf the map; hut
our bos spotted their guiiu.
"Tlitn were only about twenty-tlirie
of Uft and the llun with the urni'lilm
guns wro ubout thirty yards distant
from our bin ks. They thought they liau
us boat, but we bad something up our
sleeves, ijulck as lightning our chaps
' threw a little dose of bombs at 'cm. That
was the end of them. Tho whole lot
Wile done for.
I "We then looked to Me what was hap
pening In riotil of our trenches. I saw
I they were ,oinlng full till at us, and
they onttiuinbcied us, I tiuiutd say, tin
' to line, but we got busy with our machine
i guns and rifles and d'd great execution
ln cutting up thWr lines. When they
I saw what had li.ipiiiued to those machine-gun
crew they kii'W that ttn-ii
limncc was up They turnul ng'it about
and lun. anil by crumbs, ihnv did run
loo You mc, they weren't mure than
fifteen yards away win n tin y turm d
and I don't think a mg.t no of them
got back to the r linv nta.'i They wire
all killed or woundid.
"t must udin'l fiey wm, .1 brave lot
of men. no squealing or hands-up bus!
mm The were trennndnus big fellows,
, about the hlggcst nvn I have evii. Jusl
.it tills fine 1 got nniindm and 1 must
ay I wan a tlt Mtiri b, huh I wac
li.ilii the ilwt dn'. liootliig Id had
Iihh I bft limne."
GERMANS HUSH VI' It Id
GUNS TO HA TTLUFRONT
It llh I he
Am ii
I rem li Armli-i in the Meld,
Sim. tin- original Herman thrus in
tile first half of the week the enemy
Iihs rushed up m.iii Liu nillllineirr guns,
i n Thin sdnv their first Jlu mlllltinurs
ainiir(d. Still lieiivhr cannon are x-
Dieted
Hi..ivv rains, lugintilng Thursday, uro
U'l'tupstionnbiv lm re.islng :!u Hermans'
iiiiiuunii'M. mi Hie I'ontntr tneMeniii
ralttlljs norking with tl.,. came pn-
J''"" ,l1'", hunuirrieti the iul4 mo-
blll.ation have completed the Hit pen
coiiietiii.uioo.
i orn siiotulonts aft,r tuTsonal lours
win-re the artillery concentration Is the
heaviest a
nvlnced that If the ller-
minn p"rein nwunsi ,mi(iis tho ur-
thltiy tire tiroiMdliig tin shock of bat
suys Londun Mnil
1. uiul. hi, piil 0. Tee liail.v News
sajh lha re '111 vlsll of Aiuerti uu .Seere
turv of War llaker was a lilstorli' one
und will leave a lasting imprteslon on
Vnglo-MiMiti-Anierlenti relations, as It
was then decided tliut American regi
ments should be hrlguded with British
and Kruiili troops on tin- western front.
acquainted Secretnry liaker'witb the
situation and expressed the lively de-
she of the British Uovernmcnt for tho
,mmc,ate ..mpiojnient of the American
fighting forces Secretary U.tker was
'nuch Impressed and went to lYaneo the
.next day and saw (ieneral Pershing,
-The American commander-in-chief."
al''a ll10 &""? Mal1
soldierly geiierolty
w,,,,.,, characttrlred
In that spirit of
und sportsmanship
him In his subse
quent pronounce. nent tj General Koch
assented unhesitatingly. '
"To Oeneriil Pershing belongs the
. rrdlt for thr prompt adoption of the
sihuiie now In elfect "
In conclusion the Daily Mall sa.vs:
'It only remains to he said that the1
American troops at the disposal of Gin-'
rul Koch nre seasoned veterans of the
rigiuar i niirii ntaies army. They are
troops of the s.iiiio batdy fiber as the
Immorlul uiitHli llift hundred tliuu-1
sand."
- -
KAISER'S AGENTS INCITE
....' - ' a&v.s.i i .., lillvlll
t iccirni.' ia.- vionnnim
mnooaniu ii-v iuurullU
. - -
;Snai incomes Alarmed Over C.Pr
I ' u ,"", Aimmeu Uver Oei-
man iniriKUO and vjonsitlcrs
Means of Suppressing It
'I'ungter,
April .--"T)ute Is pvitv
rejoti lo
believe that the Snnninh
art. Wouilng convinced of tli ,.ii r
German Intilgue and liultement to nms-
sacre which Is taking place In the Snap-
lob zone of Morccvu. It Is probable thai
etllelent means shortly will b taken bv
linin.n u,,. ...o .s.ir.n.Li. jioiiiiouiea ny
al.ivn ul 111. rnHM.iu u ..e 1,a. T.-u
Kuid. of the Aniera trlho In fl... u.,unic.
. zone.
Attempts to obtain Mto
i liavo fall'
.
A Tangier dlspateli received Wtdnes.
, day mentioned that Ilulsuli recently had
1 received lavish German presents.
Hvld us Safe Breaker
icore Schultz, twenty years old. 1234
Green street, ui rested in a saloon at
Kllflltll Hllil Wfaill klr.tu n.i u l...v&
l P'".0""1 ."e 'nhlnatlon of the safe
,.., ..u,... (I ,..,, !.,, ...
V . '" "'I'"'" "" miewra i,.. ,..,., ,...,.. ... , "''"'. ot - li. .. inui I IfHI til , .rnu.r. , irirna. u. V M OIKlalltl. .,.,..,.,.. J, v Phh men r".T
01 iiiueii oi v-o., m .oriii Front strem. tato locale Crix-e Rossa. Autvrlta' titla.
was held In ball of J1500 last n'fht dine Orande I'oiiclllo deirOrdlne, Log.
for u, further hearins by -Maglstratu i cla Dante AllBhJerl I.ega Cittadlni Italo
I'ennock, Amirlcanl. riocieta dl M. H. del HH.
ONE YEAR OF WAR FOR U. S.
WashlilBtoii, April 6.
The flint anniversary of the entrance of tha United Stutea Into tho
war finds this country with a list of achievement!, already to her credit on
Jand and sea within tho flghtintr sones, nnd well started on a program of
preparation the magnitude of which la vnequaled.
American troops occupy positions on the fighting line. In France, have
held a sector of their own northweat of Toul and havo had numerous
encounters with the Germans. They have been playjng their part In
resisting the great offensive, as shown by tho IJritlsh War OlHce reports
that they wero fighting "shoulder to shoulder wjth the British and French
near Itoye."
The number of our ready fighting men has boon Increased froui 200,y(K
toulwut 1,600,000, with some 10,000,000 more regutered under the draft stilt
avuiluble for cults to the colors. Secretary Baker lias predicted (00,009
men would be In France early this year and that another million would be
ruidy to tro during the year.
Wa are well rn the way to a place second only to..thai of Grat Britain
a nav J forco,
"The year has seen tremendous utrtdes In the mobilization, o,f labor.
muusiry, science nn,D,irven.iiop; tor
TXITfJl I f r.1 knmTfil IPDI A
III II Jill Jl 11 jrlL l II 1 1 Jl Ijllli X
LUNGO IL FIUME PIAVE
, -, ,, . Ti.i.., cnnn?nl
Lo Mattel ic Itnluillc bconvoi -
.-., j0 p0sizIoili degli
,
AUStrO- rcdeSClll
LA LOTTA IN FRANCIA
" J'-'J-" "
l'uUlihrsl nn.t IMtrIbulril l'tidr
Anthorlanl liv the rt of Odnls-r l.
1017, on III- .it thu l'uhtonh'o of I'hllu
dflpltl.i. 1'h
tiv urdi-r of Uio lritlilnl.
Pufimahler Otni raj.
1'iaiiir .ti. t
Ilninu, 6 aprlle.
liulle nollzlu glunto dallu route dl
LattuglU si rllevu he una rlmatvlit
vole nttlvlta' iU parto dtlle opposte nrtt-i
gllerie I vcrlllca lungo 1c llneudel i'i.ive. ,
1 tirolettlll ilclle batterlc itallane causa-1
rono llti grando fnoco sullo posUloul uv -
icrsarle tn pnssagglo d'lmbarco dnlla
parte oppnst.i ill Uiuv. cobtrulto dal nc- j
nilro. f.i tXstrutlo d.igll Itallant. '
tTna grande attlvlta', HUperlore alia
tint male si c' verlnctta lungo lo lliu-o
dolle monlngno fl niinlco uunionto l
mil bonibnrd.inieiitl BUH'ultlpliino dl
V'-lago tnmtro I eaniioni Itallanl bersa
cliiiiono truppe in mania e ttnaixirtl in
,in vlim nlo dletro le llin-e teutonlclie da
sn i-;:tna n 1'onogUuiio. Kreiiuetitl
ontii tra pattutili e ilparll il'lncursl
. ,ie si v.rlflearono la partuchl putitl
della fronto ill battaglla.
Kcco II testo del cotnillileato iifi'lcUlo
puhblh-ato, lerl. dal Mlulstem dell.i Uu
rrn In Koma :
l.ungo It iKtrsionl dil rrome ibllo
tiiontagni- 11 iicmlco ilTettuu' un
perlstuiite e tnrmemuso fuoco coli
tro le tiostie llnee kUll'Altlpliinu dl
Aiugo. Nol illspeidemino iiallUBlle
iivveisarie mile piMidlel intiileiilali dl
Moiin- inter, e la nostra avtlgllurlfi
In rsngllo' tiuiipe in mania e tra
poitl In mriviinento nelle retrovlo
nen.'ihe dn Miseganj. n I'oneKllalio.
Iiuraiit,' II lavoro dl rlisjgnUloni',
efT'-ituiito ilslli, ncnitre ti'tttuglle. fu
ioiio i-ittuintl ul'Uiil prigloiileri uella
VhIIi rsa
l..i -unnilgluiie dl un iio.Uo av.ituato
nomlio fn postu In fugu e patiugilo
o--tlli neH'urea di I'Vner fUloini
isi.lnto tlal nowlro fuoco dl Mel-lei la.
I.imiti' II flume IM.ivu I'altlUia' ilel
liirtlglleila da anibo le p.utl rag
gluiihe. ud Interval!, una rlinuichevolu
IntHiisttiv'. ., ,, ,.
II fiiLi'D Ui.Hu uostie muBiiiiiii
pos-
causo' uh gr.indo In.vnillo sillle
xlotil neml. he o distrust- un iiohs.ik
glo da Imbarco costrulto dal neniloo
dl f route a tJrav.
(lit avlatorl lnglee! ubbalternno tro
niai'iiiine nemlihe wish olsiunii ed
unii quarta fu costrettu ad utterrare
vlclno surlgno.
Wunhlngtnii lie., b uprllo
ir statu deflliltlvamentn aecertatn chn
preiidtranno poMu tra le annate
deirinifsa not, eolti.tm. fa bpetan, ud
, ua rapIUo svlluppe- dl solldurleta' nella
loita inlllinre degll alleutl, tna ouferiua
III ilielsloiie clio le rlserve ttulliiiio sn
rainio us.ilo In Kranii.i, conio quelle
Inglesl fraucecl suramin utillzzutu In
iiuiia. a iiiKini-mu uppui lunn.
lieve iiuimll ritunersl ehc il l'lollto
occhlentalt dal Mar dil Nord all'Adrl
alien ' ora lilu' ehc lnul lonsiderulo
come un fronto unlco, pel quale le forzo
Itigbsl, frunctsl. Itail.ino ed amerlcano
aglninno sotto un unlco alto comando.
11 generalo l-'ouh, fierclo", da oggi i-stendo
!1 suo nlto controllo sulle forze Itallune,
come sopra quello francesl, inglcsl ed
amerlcane.
I planl del Ocncralo Koch bono tuttora
ocgn tl.
to ... -ii. ,. ,,
hi accerta Che b truppe Itallano posto
.11. ...... ll... .1.1 .- .. . ...
dloposlzlone del generalo l'och uiii
inoiitliio da 5uu imo ad un inlllono dl
uomlnl l'rtihabllminle 1 contlngenti
Itallanl saruuno gla' gluntl la Krancla
UOPERA PATRIOTTICA
DEI FIGLI ir IT ALIA
S-otiz.i tenia dl esugeiate si puo' dill
;''"" "on pasaa glomo cl.e II iiotente
"" ' ,K" ""ll'a " .vmeuca tem-
Il"'0 Primu in.tutte la nianlfietuzloiil di
paliiottlsmo e d'itullunittt' ed In nuantc
jrwf.b ..-.:,.". ,, uuuil OOlllU 1IUI1UIIU 111
OlltiKtll. ll.Ltrl.l III .If l.vli.l) .ir.o .lnl.l.u
. ------ .- -. .., .... ,
"i""uu"u '""? "J,.,i', K"l ueiicine.
ret z.i .'lie vatna ai sno nttiin. nnuti lie
.i , . "---,' - '-
ial,w. 01)fm Vh 'i'!0'1. l"""
quanto viva bla nellanlmo delstiol alfi -
I llall ia sacra iiaiiitna ueiramor dl I'd-
,r, . luiseriuu. .i. j.
igfci f U volta dolla loggia 'llai.U ! .vVn'S'iuSr? kf ualMRt a
Allghieii dl Duster, l'a., per inlzUtlva JAMi:s J., sou of ltvrnard and Hrlduct Ilru
dilla quale, con 11 .otisolso dello altlu n and raa'i"oii of late Martin and Ann
i ...... ...i . t. ,t... ,.,i i . o i -,..,i Moran. huneral. to whlth rolatlvrs and
l.ogge ed urbouluyonl lucull, bi ruceol- , frlen.lB Invited. Tuet.. s u m.. parents'
teio i fondl neofc-iiri per una ambu- retdtnL'", "Id lieed at. b'olemu inaas of re
luliza. 11 I'uniltato. olio l.o iiortur.. a. ""Ii in church of Hacred. Heart 0:30 a. ni.
, , . r i ii . . , I. .
Tl ?' ! , ,U. ..'.. t. ..hli , " 'VdA ,.."-
sliduto dal fuimaelsta Nicola Albanesc.
un glovanne liitelllgentlssluio c tanto
CJoetuno I'oceanil, II deifno rapprcsen-
S I xJaTT" ,,l",,"no , ' Ue,.tuM?.
,J I fclmpatie node tra I lonnazlonall qui'
"lltnl Krall
I.a cutisegna verru' effet
SS&SMS A-' "" &
IJ Silvcntro c. In rappresentanza del
Itefc'io Atnbasclaiore Itallano, sara'
unehc presente 11 lienerale Kinlllo Uuir-
mi,.,,,,;, -
11)10111.
I'linia della ccrlmonlu della conseifua
uvra' luoifo una craudo paratu.
1ordlne dl parata tl 1 serjuento:
' Uanda. pollzlotti a cuvullo, ambulaiua
nlrnnrfln Ant .n.,,,.l .1 .1... ..
Ouard. Comltato Pro Ambulant, comi-
vnnjBoie pufposJMF"ijfns; jra'war.
Nome dl CW. Hocleta- 01 M ft Vlttorlo
t Xiarcus Itook. loggia Slturen ill Marsala,
j-uimiiuuiw i it) "3UV.IVH . - -
I-oggla I'ornella Madre ilel uraccai v
Loggia I espri.
NO LIQUOIl INDOnSKMBNTS
--
tiicrks County Men Decldo to Slay
Out of StfltO Politics
v"' " "
Heading-. .'.. April d. Acting on the
i . . -- ... -. . . m ...n
flflvlen of Ccfimn W. IJovd. of l'lllladul-
-.1.1.. I..... ..-..!.. ..ml 1 T ,Vl111.
nor. of Urle, state piesldent. the llerks
fToiiiuv T.liiunr Healers' Asi-oclation
ndontcd a "hands oft" policy In tho
coming legislative fight. Some of the
candidates now In the Held would ne-
I cent the association's Indorsement, but
mixing in politics was objected to by thr
Ktnte oiucmis, iiiki men'
tUUgebtIoti ,
vvero noted upon
Ili.lier liiiv t.lheitv llonds or uar i
iimiiiM " Mr m'imtior told tlio incnibeia
. . !1". .nJiiinl; t,;.i..
at thulr mooting todu.v
I. W.W. THROW BREAD
AT HEADS OF GUARDS
"Worat I EVOI SnW," Says
Cook County Jailor of
Accused
ClitoMifo Atirll 6.
Klght jmors had bean telldelcd by
tho (Joveriimeiit tu tho defense und
four of them had l.en tentatively no-I
criueii ny until sines warn court
journed in tho trial ot 112 leaders and
organuer.4 of the Industrial vvorliers
nf tlw, W'.irl.l .li:irir,,t iltli ithttllot- til
ilesirnv wf lii.liwtrluM hv MirlkeM
UtSllOJ Wal IllilUSUleS 11 Siril.es.
The defense , xerclbed the first of Its
ten pereniptor chiillenges when counsel
.. .. .i.. ,- ..ui,. .i i.,. ii.,. it....
iw me iiiiiHiiiiir a v.i "'."'11. ,,V,
four jurors agreed utain be sworn Wll
Hum Mallow, of I'hlcuso. an employer ut
labor, wus exi used.
lleiijanilii II. Williams, editor or
Solidarity, an t. W W publication
who was ui rested In Cleveland by fed
eral otilcers on the indhtmeiit returned
by tho 1'Vderal liralid Jury last Si-ptem-lier.
will be bmilglit lo liilcago Imme
diately. "i'liless Williams cverobej hit right
of proteat that tho til.il is ulreadv
under win he will lie tiled with the rest,
of tho di leiidaiits." .-.lid i Maude It. Por
ter, speilil Assistant Attorney lieneral
The Uo eminent used tho third of its
s!t peremptory challenges today to ex
cuse a venireman whoso war vlnvvd did
n,t, bnlluff II, o lirfivpollllim. ClOVem-
linent altnriK'SH havo questioned all pro-
.1... I........ ..I.....1., r. .. lIlAll (III....R.
-iM-iiiti- ju.uir. v....... ..- ... -
lois, tho newspapers and magazines
lb. y rend, their sympathies before Amer-
lea enteied tho war and all the present
activities of each hi tho profcecutlon of
ti, uMf
mo win. .,.,.-
Tho defendants wero fed by tho Gov-
eriimeiil in the I'eileral iiuuning llliair
)lelivv
nrnlcNlinl
proIeMletl
'1,c r "'"""elv the worst prisoners
' got. una j win no gma wnen tney
are oui oc iierc."
Deatlj
vt.i.nv -
Vprll 4 JAMr.ri V ALI.KN.
it.-tkiii.k n.riri. .. i. .... a ;. u,,,n v..
!3, Waahlmtion Camo. Nn 1. P. O. S.
j,.ia
i -v., .mpioM'd iviiiuin aw, & sona in-
vllwl to k.rvlLrs. Mon. a p. in. 1B4.I N.
New kirk at Int Hillside Cem. Irhiida
may view remains Sun. eve.
1IAIINITI1I.D Anrll 4. UMMA. ulfo of
Allied llarnfleld. uBod I4. Uelatlvee and
tlret.da Invltid to funurnl kirvlira late rel-
deuce
Head
.Hey lannr. uurka Co . Pa.. Mon .
" n. o. lni
IIAHIIV April 4. CATHKIHNE, widow
Of ChrUlbn llrrv l. .., HI Il.tnll.... A
.iriciui l.iii.
irienna invitea lo luneral. Tuea . 2 n
.no r I'rrin .ii. int. si i Vernon rem.
iieniuin inav nn itw-M .Mini K r.. in t. ti.
IIKAtfMONT. April fi. WILLIAM V.
ni-JAC'MONT. It.iutlvea and frlenda Invited
... ,.,n....l .. ..vol.... .... .... ... ...'. I
IIKAtfMONT. April fi. WILLIAM V.
to funeral aervlirii Mnn.. '1 o. m rd ir.i.1-
tl.ni.0 of his son. 3.1.1m N i'id at. Int. prL
vato. Ill.I.L. April a, Li;ONAUD. husband uf
I'.lh.P 1 IIdII .. nn.l r.u 1.. . ,. .... ..n.l
......... ... ..r... . .... ....,. .....
.rienuw, itoeaer iMIll) I s. vv . v.. liviteu
,.. f,,.,,i ,!. u 'i r......i
li..rl,,r .V1I...M S IIh.fh t s,.n I.-.o'l V ..a
et. Int prlvatu
liri'llvllAV Vnnl I wniiivieiilu
wiiii. '"'.' AV " r'J ' !,.,,',,,,.J5.V ,,
?, i,U' nJ?i" ..? "muU ami UHabeth or;-
nin. ItelntlvvH uud frienda InvlUd Jo fu -
iieral stryl..s Mun 1 p. in . parent!' resl-
?-ti1.'?V.!1i,,i''r.rra"kf'r'ix.uv,1'' ..ln''. "
t.'Vi".'';1 4.?il0UM."''rv.N- J- Kemalna may
te viewed Sun . ufter . p. m.
IIOWKES. April ,1. UAIPJARKT II.
POWIinH ne Hihuoley). nitfi 78. Hela-
Ilvea and friends, members nt rroaresslvo
,'lViilUIJ
Nu. 114, H of T.. Invited to futle-al.
b'at . S p. in. retld.neo of dauuhtcr. M.
T.".fc . " .V
i'-uvui ij: i-i
ivrrln.e, cm N. CHtli et. Int.
tH N. S8th tt
.i .uue ie,n
via ninarai tar. I'rlendt
"" '" .. .- ' " .-. in-
ItllArtll A, Tn..Ir..lrn V 1 1....II 1
)-.r "a iibtii Aa ,idoW, of tpt.J i:dw'aV .':
, Hraea-. Ked 7u ltilaiivea and frlenda In-
'.."- ''''"'raii.eriices. i, eo.. n, u. m. 1IH.
"" "ol' "ou -.in auio itinera!,
I ''VAN.-Apri. q. ULIN. UBTASf, .,
Duel l.l
illlatlvea and frlenda.
uu orsanizaiious
urfianliallotii. nf
vhlih m v.un u member, invited to funeral
I frlenda Invited to funeral. 'Mon H:W a. in..
K?"aii&. .n?.yxiio.pDh,''l.ahru0rci?,i,on,ay:
i in. Int. Holy Cros Orn. Autn funeral.
t'LEAVEll.- Anril 4.
wilt frlendu Jn
10 u. m
Hemalni niav
I be viewed Dovleitown Cem. I'bapel, 3 p. ui.
i , n .. .
1 ,n' Ioylfiown l uu,
..'0,E!A.y.T'rl.L "l1 -,M2 x .f.larlon
. , AA.iiri i . wne ai janira . oieinau, l ,,ni
va.1 TJ U.lnllVM, bliH fln.l, ll,.a ii'IO'j
K&W..YWlU"'.t"- fneefcMcWbV) 'afi'd WWT.-Avrll' 3. FHAKKLIN
i'ONVV.'7prr. fuu&iKlT tfittfaiSa fJr',enJd.: "J?.. '.lA'S-SXiU .0KBTfti.a3
brother-in-law, Kamuel J MeCauley, 21M Petal ljo..i.ly arid Ubetty r.od... o. c7, , o ur.era aervii e. Ha., Z P rn.. W'iVl
Webster st. (above rhrlsllan). fiua notice v- j. ' Invited to funeral. Moil . H'SO J I'aldeiic", 2i7 U. ?iutiUln A m "it.J ,
of funeral will lw itlven. u., ll'.'H Cottu.an st. 1'ojt Chase, riolemii , ) ei nv. ood Oem Aulo aerylce r)'"
roi'KI.ANIi Suddenly. April I, at cot
. llhodrUlaiiduve. Atlantic City, H. J.,
rJUZAlU'IH
II.. u ... . .
iiEiaii,
ii
dauEhter
nd. Hn.n
t UM
Hugh und ,
.Ma
artaret Colan
llQiatlii! nd
trl
irienos inviteo to aervicea, Mon.. 11 u m.
niHuei vi aimrew . iinir n pon, Arvli at
lath st. Int, private, Atlantic city papers
pltabe copy.
I L'l.WN.lNB. April B. PATItlCK. son of
'ate Jen ml Mb and KJIrn ('ullintue, used in.
hatilif Andrew J. Hair ft fon, An.li at
I Mon., s.ri) u. ra., residence of brother
l.riUlir.'M HJ.ll IIIVIM4P lll.ltVQ
- la.'
m
James Coleman.
122 Rustwlck
riolenui lass! pf rivluv Chun'b of
vi.
i las
I 10
uiapnati in n. in int. uoiy .ros cm.
lioly Cross c
CUNNINOIIAM r-April 4. MAIlOAflKT
T.. W If fl Of T1UIU11.S J. lllOnlltirhu.ii
if.
daujliter of. Nary and iHle Vreiula lu:
holland. Iteutlvee and frlenda, member! of
I.enaue of blacred lleart. Invited to funeral.
Mou.. !0 . in,. t)J H, ir,tbt. HUrh
ins as at rwiulem St. TeznM'e Church 11
a. m. jnt. Iioly X?roas dim.
DAUGHKKTY. April 4, KDWIN X hui.
bnnd of Marssret paubery. formerly of
10U4 S. Hanirpft at. Iteiattri! und frlonds.
r.asi r.iiM vTKV""i vi.h, Vlillljoyri ensr-t Mell'XIN'n. Afirlt . T. VTITA A .-
tt... r.iHn.' ii.vu.ui in e.,nApniir.. o.ni ........- ". . r ". -. -. ... ... u c, , wl iiair.il iui I, ,i. ,.-'--v. j. ., iif.
jirrlya. ef U.V J.aW,f lUdhy ruj..,, i!?JjW,? bM
pSfe?fH :4e&.a WM&0Jf$m
m:tiis
KM.IOT. The finii-ral servlees of I.t.
rm.ltll'HAI I' Mcl'.Vl.l. f:i.f.tOT. .tr. will
I'ftm
l. holil on MonJ.lV. April
in n. m.,
n Mflwr
.1.. l-l.,.rnl. ill Ihri ItfAfltitniT.
I.n rn.h.i Will mr,t IllM II 1.1
from llrosd tt. Stntlon ut Hvrforc
VnAI.KY. April
FiEi.ns. April t. HDWAnn. hujoanj: or "mfUchanY aotii -i -iT.V,?' r
'XV Nl"ro,i"r ."n'u AfrtnJcf New5": rnMNktlM-".b' Heloflv'.V nhj""ru
fci,In,&,T.MI -ft., iJKl'Sj 3 u,-,Vih"&i.? ftm-c, A
if.h. KST.'sT"" ? 3a7iW- Znt" ,v'"tw'
Slnslfton Kl.ld.. siY.'t ltuth St. Int. Oakland 'l. 'aJ.'W'Jj jl 'M fl TfcoaJS.-
m isilsltltlll'll ..1.1.. "-- 1- 1 -. -". "" i i I.l .-.-,J
"I of Michael Krly. Jl.Utlyja ami (tier., ?
K'!lniltf.l lo funrral. Tiim.. ' .".. JD"'!
on Mnrrl? at. folcmn requlMii mass f'h'irch of
.ho Ht. Thomas Aqulnua U 30 a. m. Int. Holy
i .1 i iiAikiitr.. niuuw . ilia if u abua i . - sirmii. i
Cross Cein. Auto service.
UKP.HAKT April 4. Ji:wsn N.. huabaml
if Amanda (lerhart (no Htilalir), aged TA.
llrlujlves and frljnd. Finland Chambr.
8un h p m . SOSU I'irkvvlek al Jut Jlon..
I l'J M.. ma iionnnovi'en iciormtu nurco,
Train Irnvea Columbia He. aUtloniiirj a.m.
UIHSON. April n at T.SJ4 Wlllons avo.,
'I'AIIY A. widow of John p bun. Notlc
ut fUt)erM iatr
l laiiuiiat April . itiiuui n., nui
I b.inJ of llusf Oodher (na Luvcry). Hela.
vl id to funnral sirvlres. Hun. 4na Marltrt
ft , l aindflt. . J . 'J p. m nil iiarii'ign
Ci'tn Krliinda mav vltnv rrmpiua and lodaea
nutv hobl hirvlres rial from 7 lo n i m.
ItAUDi IN Al.rll 4, CATllKHINi:. wlf.
of Hubert VI. Itaddoii, UK"' .11. llilatlie
and frl.'iiiltf Invlttd lo t leral arvlcs.
Atoti.. - p m . daughter's renM?ni:e. Illancbe
l.ally, ltl Afpcn Bt. 1'ilrnds may call
tiuii.. s to ft v ni. Int. Arlington Com.
Auio funirul.
widow of Frank J. Ilagaii. luiatlvei and
dallly ar.l League of smrud Ifehrt, Invllprt
'f ,u"SS,',n,Tu??aul-.o ' iniw "Ht Anthony'!
un-iinurm 'i.in h hi un nniv i-roaa i-oin
, - f' ..;, "VVt'",1' V,A','N
I nBfd S3.
I Sn.-letv
llilatlveii and friend". lji.li.K' Aid
T iiiTiiiau i;manu! Lutheran
Chun FranKfiinl Invltv.l to funerul strv
. f,.,.. " in . ,, In. ,, ro-ldsncw
u.,o iift, jiua .,ui m . Fmnkfonl int.
Vortl Cedar mil Vm. llmalna may he
I vh'wft Mm. s to In u. m.
I UALKIHT April ii. ALKXANTil.tl
l II 1 f k'. ill,
April if. At.KUxnr.n c.
nUbOand nr Anuto .Vl llulkrlt. UDlatlvtia
and frl-ndu. uUu Atlantk Itelinpry cjroup of
Stontn"!! and the ItTiilKial Amiii. of tho
IT il I. ''... imlti'fl to funeral Kervlrea,
Sun. 1 p in. rtsldeiu'o of William T.
Moore. L'4.'l" N Collilte avr. Int Odd IVI
luwa' CVm. Homatnu ina bi viewed Hat.
HBLLINOs' April ft. MAflV ANN vllow
nf .Ittiuea V. IMItnKt, ltilatls und friend!
hivll'l to funural S'rvlris Tues 'J:3d p.
in., situ 1 raiiUford an . Molmitbur,;. Rr
iuol.19 nuy Iki vhwed Mon. cvi. Int. prl-
ltlCKIiy -April I. CATIIAlilNK. widow
of Martin Ifi. ).e. Hi'laliim and filmda In
vltt'd lo rum nil. Mon . ? :lll u ni . 17':i In.
afrmili tl lllvh requiem maaa I'hureh of
iipwii, ii u m inr .-i. j'airitit u i cm , rotlj-
vlll. . I'll.
HOWDUTII April I. ht reMilenei, Oal.
hi . l'rlmof. IJet. I'.. . Ti, .1AM1:.4 llfi
iWiiltTII. mid ,-s l'uni-tal airvh.i, ibapel
Itlltin lima I'rinulnry. tiat.. J au. tu
whbh rrliiida rro hiMteil.
. lU'lllls Ap 11 .1. A.NVA iliughter of
tlobert U. and farrlit 11 tlubha. aited 3
tnonthH. ItelntUva uiul frUn.ln lovll.l tn fn.
ra trrv ces lat . a .111 n in. oar-nla'
, reaiiienc-. I Hi boilers at. int. X.'jbt Clar
'"JJ.fj'JjiV.,.,, ..., - ....... r,IVi-n
UftYlVJ, and fKn.u tmued "i "funirill
irvt-sa. Tu , r.u v m. Itsi Klllmore
bt Iraiikfuiil Int North Cellar mil Cem
III'MI'IIIIIKS April it. ut Now Caatle.
tov. it w Humnhrla. Int Mt
I uerai brrii.vn lai , a .10
. . . -j .. ... .. . .
.""nn ' iue ;lin nr luneral
IACKHON April
I ....... , .. ,
i 'kkitihi Vprl! 3, at llJU B .list t
MAtiiv -ramis. i,,ibaiid f tjtia I..
n , , " K ,) ' Vu o,i 'rK
invited lo acr.li. s. H t. -J n, . ollwr H.
...... ..... ...... ... .. ... ". --..---- ---
""."..'.'"K-.i 'B.-..l."-"u. .."'. . "! private,
AifnruMd'iato'T.'.Md' K t t'A Kuil.ai. '.'.
yhl.h rolallvoa and fn-nda uro Invited.
i: :,- ,.. :: ::;::::
.iion . s a m. inutner'a nai.l.'ii... fill Meroy
,.r' Mi e..i i.!-7,
1 11 i). M . iiurl Ubcrly, No W4. V. of A : innnlwra of Fifth Huformfil I'ri.KC".
iurtendrs' I,o-al Union. No. It5. Invited I Chun li. Invited lo lun.ral iVrlli. ".'"X'
i to f mural ervlne, Hal, p. m., 210 Ail! p. in., ninnta' realdenrn 2.13T tr.H"v..
I it. Int. private. Cireciunount run. rrlendi I t. Int private. North ri.i?. Wi'Vuk.
may i-sll Trl. evo. i Aulo !-rvlca. llrmalna may bo vlantd Sun Vv M.i
Otl.Ntlfll.KP April S. UIMVAItD. buban.1 I MH1.MN April I. fiUII H li.v 11
..f Jriudf ijonJulff. Uelatlvta and frltnda .JAUIKS. hutband of jdiiraaret ilmlf. v'
i'l norlctlM of whirl, lie naa n. momtH-r n- llvra und frlrmla ln.ll.,1 , .ri"L"- "III.
i, fcuuuen y. KATfii
T.-.I.. ...l ,..-, .i
iail'i' in Int HuTvr floss band of Annie Seiiroatinee Ward) Ib-UtliV
,JO U. Ill int. llul 110S3lftnJ frlti,l .nLll...l ,.. ri.nal-l.1 Tll.A. iil
rmi Auto Hrvl. v
Kl.U.VK. -April S. IIAUlIAltA A., widow
of Jonn Kleiik. Itvlatlves and friend. Ladle1
lAld Society und members of St. Mitthew'u
Mleformed Chureh Invited to funeral. Tue..
', l. ni.. 3ltU N M at. Servkea fct M.it-
I lhew' IP fortnuil I'hunh. nth above "e-
,,dtlys,". - ureenmount I'etn.
i .';, ' " '"";.i "'oil t. loAiii.i.i.A. wiuii.ir
frl eSlTfnvltod tnCnrun,
I UJ ?"".". ' " V UCCI tO fUllera
Itnlatt.ey
and
rf.l linn II n
rn.
Int
;uj irnu ei .linn ami nrowti hi ), int
Sit. Morlah CVm llemalna amy ba viewed
' sun .-ve Auto servlro.
t.'ttttT'r i. .-.. .... .. .,
Heiiryl). KurtJ. Helatlves and frlenda in
Heiiry 1). KurtJ. Helatlves an
vlted to funeral tervlees, Mon
IKIfl li I...U ... .... .1 ..
11 a.
Ml) H 4i.ih nt.
li.nlo.n I'a
Int. Urrt.nv.ood Cem ,
LANCASTUH - Suddenly. April 5, LUl'V
I'AMl'llLLL widow of UiorRo f. Lancaster
and daUKhtir of lata Joint II und .'atlierlini
,.. ,,.,. ... -, -j, ,,.:;.,-,:. r '..:..- :
,"V;''.V. J'"' " "" ,iii. uii'i ,itfiiua
i hrt J to f unci U servers. Xl..n.. It A. m
I --' H .ld ' Int. Private.
I.AWI.K.II Al.rll a. IjllWAIlD 1' LAW-
' . .' "?" ";, Ibomaii and lute Margaret
Lawltr (ne. Oarvln). lie allvea nnd frliiiida.
.-jasa of tl. lit of tin- Roman ftitiioil. Hiefi
. School. Hrunth Nu Lit. '. M 11. A nn
i,Urt rtchuv.klli. No. 10s. V of A . Invited
to funeral Mon . S-8(l u. m , aa.1l N It Jlli !?
, Solemn hlch feuulein nn H. hteph" n'i
. hunh to u. ni. Int. 11-Ji Cro- Cam. Aut"
funeral
I I.KM Is April 4. bt lloston. Mass.
HOHKIIT M. Jr. son of UoIxti M. IjuIs
land Helen i;vaus I.ewla. ajtd 8
I.UX Huddonly. April 4. HINKn. wifo of
Adam A. Lex. Relative and friends. Wll.
' ham f). bhado uircli. No. a7. L. of (1 a.
,1 .............. . .. .. . v. - r- - .".-
11.. Harmoiiv Chapter. No. 1. ('. of i" : Llh.
erty licit Temple. No, 188, I,. D. E. i tho
Merrj Social. Invited lo funeral services,
!tj"...'.':"J.: '-S?."'a"". J!'"- i 'v-Tlvaie,
.' "v.f'",,r . '!!' Private,
lem. Tflends may call Sat. ev.
' . .. o ,c ,.... .
April 3. ISABKLLA J.. datiBh.
David and Jane Lindsay. Helu.
lenda invited to servhea. Shi .
. . C'tl iiviio" niuy ouu oaii
nuiu r, .lie
LINDSAY -
ter tit late 11.1
uvea und frlenda Invited to lervlcea. Sat
8 ti in., 3X01 l'lno Bt. Int. private. Mt,
Moil.ih CVni Auto lervlee Omit flowers.
LO.Vn. Ksnlll (nee Davis), vtlfe of latu
Samuel lajnsr. Ilelutlvea and frlenda Invited
io luoerai. iriiui son 9 reaioince, jonn I..
Lang. 4S I'ayette at , i.'onsbobotben. Tues .
- p. tu Int Merion Square tVlu. I'rlends
unu i-all Mull . 7 lo 10 p. Ill
LYVJI April 5, OATHAKINi; M . dausb-
rn jaiues i-, urn .nan A l,nd. uu, ,1 L-ii.
Men a so.'letv ,.r si 1'i.til'u nA
,.,r...u.i r-i,..-.,iT i-.i.... .7. .'".-. ..-
........ . ..-. .... ,.,,.,TU ,u ,uneii, ,vil.. -
if m !l!7 N- Uroad at., above Diamond
Jut. prfvutr. Crenmouni Ctrn FrlvnJd muv
.ill Mllll it 1 ti All!,, sTiin. .1
MeOOURT. April 4
4 1'HOMAS. husband
(nea Carrls'an). nei.
. I .r NelUv Mi Court
Uvea sild friends. LeaifUe of Barred lleri
V.....1 1J..1.. ki...- u . .... ... ... -r z
lnJ
I'liurch, Invited to funeral. Tues , s 30 a. m
3.'3 N. loih at. Solemn high aiasa of re
ouleni Ht. blvuheu'a Church in a ,n r...
ly riepulchro Cem
Ic,
WRAjr-AMii I. jgil.v. son of lata
AleiAndtr and IsbellA Duvla McKay. Hili..
tlleu nnd frlenHn. VVru 1, 1 n ..I At r ..?.' !,
8 IT. K 6. rf. ht A.. Coiii Ineiul ire-i'S. N0'.
f.i. '1' i r ir' P'onemrni 1 ellowstilp
in"f..to "rvtcua. Mon., 2 p. ni.. 2UII
r)end! may isli ud., J tt 8 r rn,
Ccni.
McKBON,--April 4. KUWAltp. son ef
Jamil and EllrabKU MclUoii and uracdaon
of late Bernard nd Ell VNeilT. asad t4
ltd
ltclatlv(!'"and friends
is. Bio. No. !i,A. 6
li . Invited to funeral Mnn a
Uroms- rtaMenr. . ;i Hltisida e.. JtiHtlti'.
SSW C?!SS u(Wh. fc'tovvn.
"j- w v ! dauvw(r ,'UI,
b.ra of Men's Ko 7 v ,i si ' rt ,v -' i " f' ."" "".. "'"' Jo"."' "
reaulem mnia Ht I'etllla's Church 10 n. m luav 1 viewed Frl .uftej . u. ., f (
Int. Holy Sepulchre fem Autg Senlc"'. P ' ' WlUJUrJ Ai.Al 4. AjpiU. fl ffv",f,5
Phillp'i Church. Invited to funeral sfon U"ro ' . r-.-iw Br
kAO a. rn futher-r Vesldenc.7(JlS "k ??n'J t WlUv'IN.'ONAprll 4 EPWIN. Sr
UKk st. HoUmn mats of reuulem tit. pMiir.'. I hand of I.Me Cllcu. Wl kinacn, ine ,n
Chunli 10 a. m. Int V.u .in,i.-.i-.. K .1.- . i.l,ir..l IT.. iiIIvoh AlU irien
DK-XTIIS
aieNJ-TV. ;Arll 5. MAh? VtOWfll
, (nee White), wlitow of Mlrhn.l itaVtl.
ij....' ."' inrfhibZ
, ,on , s r. ,, oilier H ) tl?' 1?TH- W
K'hc.lnut at. Int. lt. Slorlah tS HjStBl
. ,y CH Sun. 8 to la p. in. - "1S Hi
Mlt.I.KK April i MAItV 'ANV u 4l
tlv an.l frlenda Invllr.l to fu"rilV.',
Mon., 1 p. in . rejldenra pf on-fn.,I."H
rt John Kins, saja N. PalethnrnVT' &
(Ireeiiwoocl (K. of I' 5 cin njmaff: il'
"i flrmaln, i
MdOltK
.Ai.rii i. WII.I.TAM llrv..-,
ron or vviiii.tm ana Marv H
wu .'". J(riaiivi
ltil tn t,.TJ17' Jw
a-Ru
Ollvi- it" ii.,:"':,',"! n
Jlnriut t. HoUmn rrwlem S,:, 'S
Tereaa's Church lo u m nt Jloiy Ctti
lnata Kt nileabeth's Chunti in a "&
Holv CroiiB Cem Aulo fnrirt ' ln.
...V.JIT" April a. at I'hlla.il-lphl. plin
Sltrnl. Relative! und f rlrn.la 'iSll Wu
uerai, from his slutrr'! rttldtnca -ti
Ja.tili Ileeki-r. Maplo ue Wndenau Umi
New Hrilnawlrk N J. linn . "
NOllI.a April 3. ANN JANE wld. -Jninea
H. Noblu. ngr, l),1 nJtl.i!W.,1
frlenda Inv ted to funeral rvlc.V. J!iB
p. in.. 47to Umbrla at MjmnirV M?
private, i.eveilnirton run i-rin4taij5
lAI.Mi:p. April
PAI.Mr.il. used 72.
2. IinNniETTA,T
April .1. ut IDSn a m . from apt. ef TnC
llain II llaitaraby. RJltl N lltoad it Vfr
Til tluonu 1 .i-ii (
- . " ma m
I'AOU.N -ItMMlvea
arii
-74. V. und
V April 4, JOSIIPH A . (MH
and. frli-ndi, tlamllton LoaJ w
ml A. Jl . Invited to funfrrui
Ida. Tuea , J p. m , parlor3 of H p, p,,:;.
. tilleld f one, N. W cor 39th and ettS.
Garden t. Int. Mt. Morlah Ctm, aH
fuii'ral. "
I'IJII.1.IPH April r.. HAHAH B, pOn,
I.Il'.s. widow of Rm Henri U t"
ruiural Mon.. l'J m I'hunh of Hi ChS
ilviiio Int prUale l'!eta omit fiovrri
in;oiaiiK u
i"i if -i vuiiejo i.ai ADrl I
wife of Staey Putti;1";'!
Lodaa, N,
K of 1' . Vtarliif ):r,ainrere' R, A.'. No'u
and meuibT! of ririt I'rnhttertan ClrnA
of Kennlniiton, InvUn.I to tunera) icprtni
Mon.. a ti. in . realdeiiie of son. rpt,I,J;
lei 11 Powell. 1301) K Montavinitrr tn
brlendd. mas view remalna bun. afl t
.
p. in Int lcrmnod Com. Auto fuaini
IHITTNlMt Anrll 4. Itll'IIARn V.T
haiiil of Marv Puttnrr RtUtivfi ul
frlinde Invited to luneral, Tuei. , a.30a,a
o72') Market at . W I'hila llh mm tl
requiem hi luuatlua' Cliurrh 111 al rn'Int.
llolv Crosa fVm Aulo r-vco. T
IlKA. April n. DAVID 11 REA. tret H
Relatives ami frlenda, Spartacu) Cmmt'l
No 07. K O K. Invited to funeral itivtcet
Mon , S ). in . 1018 Torrcsdale aye.. Wlu.
nomine Int private Mt Morlah Cera.
RICIITHU Suddenly April 8. t ft.
returaliura-. Kla.. l'HANK " UICHTSU
husnand of i.mma i. jtiiuter Int i
, " funernl. Mon s nil M in mU4ne.i,r
r -""l ", ' "'.V'r hVreT. o w
ll.lp of I'hrWinnH 10 a in lni HoU He
J"u,;,.V:r,'rtV.V,5' ,V" rr'V . .
,. . nio. .'. in Vutu funeral
Ml IIICI Ifilllill .Il"l ,
at
Tti
erl f
N. v. nV-Niv Krnlihr.nnn formerlr
S'"lj'. $',?&
K.Vvci',,f.roi'.' IAmI " ' i
"l-y;,,;,-;. ' ' "v." - .....-m ,. c. uii.
tlll'O S'lamonn ut solemn reque
mans f'hureh of the Moat Precious Hlooiw
a. m. Int. Holv Sepulehrc rem Aula ftmi-il
HKWTI1PV Al.rll ft at lllenotdtn. PI
JAMKS A . sou of Sarah and lalt JMg
Sennloren Helativej and friends. 'Cms
Hen. Putnam. P. of A Invited lo Caneral
Mon., s Bil a. m 11(1 Isabel nve. at Oieiltt
Pike. Molemn hlsh nn rhurcb of tl
llolv Spirit H)a m Int Holv Cron Cen.'
i "" "" "",,'" "" .ju
j Oeorgv W and Mary Khellem I)",n52
MULI.I.r.M April fl III' 111 ORUSftiw
I of funeral will bi ul'
of ' denee. iijl'7 Ilaie at
t!v n from paresis' n
- HIOWAIIT A 'Ii 2 I'MIA I, duJT,
of Marlon SI Kim art 'nee Olbs) SI,1'1-.!
iielatlvea nnd friends ipvim 10 lumw; "
vlrea bat ,2pm at uncU'a reelewr
Walter arem. Till V. flreen Uns. m
borourh. Int Lvirlniston i-' m ,"0
u i..u...7.i. .. i..,
i.m.vi.i. su.i.ieni .vpro i.,,A,t"v ii
.. " ...,...... r...-. .-.- -, ' -," T fA.l
H"atleu and frl, ndj Imlted to.Iunmi
ersai, n'-'V
i i.i ni Hebirfivr
raervl.e.a Moll 1
lUdK llroiol an.l Iilaniond Ma lni rrtjlS
hOUTHWiiRTII April 4. MAItOARCT.
wife of Herb, rt Southvvorth and Oftfleattt
of llolwrt and la I. Kaiuil. Iluehanan. !
RI Ilvlailves and frbn.la invited to '""Iffi
Mon 2 p. m.. slater's resldrties, JJ";
Tlieivt.l Oahnrue u.'l Nectarlila .. ItM
liith and riprilig uaroen ata in.. " r
"em. l'rlcnda ina call Sun , amr j ft "
4U... i U.1L, (.,
'..ra'-Aprll 4. r'OMEIlS S..(.aJ
ot lauauain nperins. asm m. .v.--v
und frlenda Invited to funeral services. J";",',!
'' xii ii in., mat . numervc, pi. -
pri.
- Y-. . ..... -.. , ,
STAKHLi:. Arril 3. JACOH, hubaj'
lato Katherlna htuehla (nea Kalstr). ip
lis Helatlves and friends, Mt. MjnjJ
LodBe. No. 153, 1", and, A M -K'rt
Chapter, No. 17.1, It. A. C. , Cef tntlilu
i laiapter, no. ji.j. ii. .v. .V"v7tSI
. Chaskeur Commandery. No, 63, K. T'l ?
Canatatlcr Volkfest Vtr .invited lo hsrffi.
Sun., a p m.. XM Oxford at. HA.
i'eWCo Cem. lu-matna n b vld ?4V
' t tr. i. ., ...
7 ipu p. iu. .. . , VA.4
STUAUU April n, u.'ih ot. i... ' ;s
of Mury A. Ktrauli tnce Oseller) . R!"l'"l
uu ince. uiiiwii .""Kiil
and frlenda,
.......1. . nt M M h.'.I.B i-.-.
MfU
k. Co.. Invited to funeral awrylv-ML-JJSj
P. in.. iiii N. irih st Int I"!!,
rem., via funerjl car iiemauu. ft .:-
vlewd Mon.. s to 10 P. in .,,, .&!
KWEBMIV April 4 JBHBMIAII. as
lirniKei Bwieuey ..."''",,;'-. J.
lte.l to runerai. won. . n i - ,-r,
... . . ... c qo a
1012 8. Co" J
".. 'o lUIITiai, ,ur, "'."-
eetot-a at. Solemn lilah $!!.' I'fivU
Churih of the Most flleased'acrit ','j
' , lenmea I
lot Holv Cross IVm. ... .,
WALKKI! Marill 4, MART, ,"Vll
John W Walker uiid duuirhtrr MKSaJ
limn ann susan jiayereAovi. 'tmla
MU j:. (llrard five.
HUB IIUIIVO ---..
.. -. -.:..'
. I WTKIIMAN April
' WATLRMAN. auddenly
. . . nvoT
, ... v.li eltri
! Krimda will meet remalna at Norm r ' ,
n "5. K-Phiii
aiaiiou I una. duo..
IS 45
n.
loV,
,&. j,ijivw',;a I
Liclse, No'lBb. I'- urd A M WJSWl
of i: ' wilMBipn rierl, invited to tw. I
servfcea, Mnn.. 2:W,n. r.i.. ""gri'pSil
M.liAln Wilkinson. Jr. 1S0J HunUM ' f. 1
WI&'iA&T.A,rll 5, JOIIK.WmABSSI
Martha t. Williams, f'tf ''yJ'fi fll
, fpn.,rf tlurmoill' Loan!. (.! w'd.4l
r
Of
and frjends.
aud A. Mr liiilna lo funoral '".WiynI
rervlcea and Int Newtown C(fa., WW j
A a.. ..ion.. 1 , V. , .. ....M.ne
-a.-, a ..... .... n Ifi. IV. .111... .-.'...
ii hi, li rlu.tliea ar.d ftl.njarr.o luv.!:.HBal
J:Sb n in. MS2T H.. V(-tiii.' W'j
Morlsli Cein flomain,! fuvx f" v"-.(sl
"'i.r.':."i.r.'. ..,. m-riTinU Lurf"
""-. -.."."..":: - '"miiim. t---:ii
it. irmu ii. m. .mi.' i.. moinpum m :, ' '3,1
t. i iiuleni iinnM Ml. Ann's Church Hi J''!' ,M
uo ,Hfr nun. rvo.
MrriTiGt.r.. April a. BArutr ,
of Andrew, Mltrliel and rtaiVl.t.r .'.W
William and Hnrah 'oilmour K-laii? N
friends Invited tu funeral servieci 'SffM1
i. in . 4'.'.1i) Paul ut Pranliford lif1.''
Cedar Hill I'mi. ' ""' '" Nrn
KHrti and lata Inn(s Murphy. R.uVJ'
ami friend. Court Monliomery, No W
K of A. l all sucletl of which h, iV5
member. Invited to funvral. Tun VST.1
Hi III'IIV ..Irtrll r. lOUL'nt, .
Ill lllll .11 III' rutin hi !WnlAmn
"'j iiivriinviii n, niaiu ivittiiy. l.&l.T'ii
I'OWr.l.f. Suddfinly. April i. 'iSL.
HAM IHJWHI.I.. aHeS 74. nclSttrnrA
irienua. noun amarllau i.ouap. Ka
I O. I. 1.. Mvrtlp VVrmlh tsA 'v:
i ua
i f,un,i. invon.i ,,i roor.rni. mail n t .z.
xm ,lrjosw nr
m
vv