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Losses 102
SOLDIERS MISSING
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itter Total 53, With -6
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Washington, July IB
?W he army casualty list today con-
Be4 102 names There were eight j-
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rUvPl Tne army lls' '"as divided as
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?5 of rounds, eight ; died of diseases,
'iHfee ; died of accident and other causes
UfcO! Wounded severely, flft -three.
fKvrl"t marine list was divided as fol
SlowaI Killed In action, forty-two, died
gijt expounds, ten; vv-ounded severely, rev-
r.V Kten : missing, eighteen
2pf'
iJOnly one army officer !i mentioned In
Fgf the. reports. He is Lieutenant Herbert
l$Jj$ A.x'Wardle, of Memphis, Tenn , who was
ua prisoner
. The army list follow s
'. -T? i K
KILLED IX ACTION
Sereeants
m J rr
&L XA30.EY, JOHN r., Newark. N. J.
11- "
Corporals
glfHAIDT. FRANK H
7""' -"" " u,'am"ll: -'" "
Wellston. Okla
!H '
Frlratet
K . ....
K BTJNO. LOUIS Syra
&iyh ., liuuin oyracuse v.
Mfi"", rni,u,mt j . vvasnington D c
Eg mrrcHiNsoN. ALFnEn n armon s v
Vv MiiW rnvrcT T v- i u v. i-
. UrtfStTtlATT AT trv x-i-t . .--
5 CCONISH. MARIO. Ossero. Austria
TURCOTTE. GEORGE Fall Rler, MaB
prXMER. VERNON, North Raltlmore. O
DIED FROM WOODS
Sereeant
EMi. HODERICK. FLOYD E . South Bnd Ind.
CORI'OR L
8TORCH. WILLIAM O Ne York City
S" TrlvateR
PATTERSON. DEWET McConnells-)lle O
HOCHA. ERIDCRTO C . Los Aneeles Cal
SMITH, ISHAM A Zephjr Tex
SMITH. LEE E PineWlle La
SNYDER, CHARLIE F . Continental O
WINSLOW, ARTHUR E . Rockland Me
DIED OF DISEASE
Prhates !
;P 'HAMPTON. LUCIUS Matthew S C
y raRRY. RALPH. Cushlne Okla I
ironSKI, UERNAIID M.. Bakerton, Pa. !
B ,DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
li' WH CAUSES
PiJvate I
WABD, MICnAEL i.. 1507 StUlman ttirrvi. ;
JPIiUadeliihla. '
fe WOUNDED SEVERELY
i Serceants
RXEN. JOHN G . Johnsonbnre. Ta.
W GKIGSBY. GEORGE D . Lookeba. Okla
flj LASSUS. EDWARD S . Fort Waj-ne Ind
iif Corporals
"A, IP I II nrrrir -n .- . -
4 J--". inijiAji i , ojracue ;n i
j$tXTKNB. ELLIS R . Sjracus. N. T
3t """'""f'i i.u xjit.ii i , iiusnion Kan
3s MTJEBNER. LESLIE. Bushton, Kan
1KHIBT. HENRY Rice Station. Ky
iS. MEISTRICH. MAX I.. New York rltv
( MILLER. HERBEnT Tt. s.vn,a in
Jj'WOMPSON. GEOROE C. Newark. N J.
, .iimt, jvakl, v , Mount Vernon. la
i . WlLLLVlfK, ntrr V. HiM.m r.
p!f JTOODT THOMAS A , Orchard Par'k N Y
. Cooks
HUNZniER, FREDERICK Tros N Y
BHSX.TO.V. LEE Salt Rock. W Va
Trlrates
&i 'ii. uuunuB. college Point V Y
ri BOWES. WILLIAM J . -Won-enf-. :,..
T BRANDT, LOUIS. Grandy. Minn'
WM. IL,I.L'M 31., Du IJols, Pa.
BUTLER THOMAS F. Hartford Conn
DALRYMPLE, THOMAS. South rinstrm.
t(. JZ-3lM.
DAVIDSON. FRED R . Salt Lake City
DE FEO. WILLIAM. New York city
DEELLIS. JOHN. Frankfort, N Y
FBANKEBERGER, rRANK H Parson
,. Kan.
JntOTTEN. WILLIAM H . Readlnc Mass
ffitANAKOPOULON. PETER. Klparlsslcl
Oneee.
61LLIAM. AL-VHN B , Charleston w Va
HOWARD, LOUIS G . Craw f ordsvllle Ind
IiENNON. ELMER R. Fortace Wis
WcCONNAGHY. ROY E . East Bernard Tex.
KAFFE, PATSY Rlccl Italy
3CIHQNEY. BARTHOLOMEW J Boston.
VAIau
MARSHALL. CHARLES. Milwaukee,
MOM, CIIARLES t..
rww t.. Tki.j
600 Mest. Third
4 -rwam. vnester. I'a
,MUUA.-. SEMIL Rochester N Y
MURDOCH. DWID H Sailmnv Mich
wrv .". Ai.nt.ni, jjacrosse js
rkANTELI. PETER I . Warren. O
ViVid'HILEY. EDWARD C. R.. New Tort rlt
r& -SBVYT- r.FOTinp T1n r., r..
JIUVIN. JOHN E., 607 Pine 'street, Wll-
4' -'unsun, uei.
MlffTTtr ntvAinvrt V if..-.-.. - v
Bto'yWTEAVART.. HUBERT L. Woodward. Okla
BRKliS CARDIFF. JOSEPH. Bath Me
KIWffiTHORNE. WILLIAM M Detroit. Mich
4ift TBOT- JOSEPH A . East St Louis. Ill
a-',T..'PTTr?TrKn. rtp:RMAT?r nmnbtvn -v -v
VS5WAI.TBK3. JOSEPH. Bay City. Mich
. Chelsea, Mich
Landsaw, Ky
!i. iTVAsv.., ujuinxc. tvinncm, xenn
MISSING IN ACTION
"A Serjeants
ti v BC3TWAKTZ. JOHN, JjOUlsvlllo, Ky
"tyO-TUDEBAKBR. R. D. Robert. Ore
- ivilvvonv nTru .v ij m ...
S. AI.WAnOV.I, 'M..Jk... Att iiviaeiMiuu, i a.
',rf TfT.r T ..TXT H T3t..-. .Till .11
t. a.v,t.a.ca .lva.. x , risui mi; 41
s c r
U ,. i'llrat
Sijf BEARD. ELLJS R.. Rector. Ark
K: UAUUlAn, VAbb.iii.niu uaKiana, t. ai
K" ORIFFITTS. JOSEPH M . Charleston. .
PSJONES.' ORRIN IL. Lyons Mich
ffl-r llA-W. CLARENCE M . Rolette. N D
2i JUBONABD. HARRY M.. Patereon. N. J.
K'4.J ,MeENANY, FRED W . Vancouver Wash
IjHJr.JfMcINNIS. JOHN A . Eau Claire Wis
J.v AnCBVYAU1!! iiiunoiu.i, xiiacftsuurir - 1.
".?! A THRTT. -TAMKS FJ fJ enwOflrf. la.
ferrJaNIEHAUS. H. G . Grand Rapids Mich
i7JiNIEHAUS. H. G .Grand
fe-"Ji,naiDEonT, iiotvARD,
W HULLICORN. CONWaK
SyWjs. bouwski, wai
g-lJirFIaU,EoreT iiowAKD, nttstiunn. ra.
mDier, ra.
wx Chlcaso
VADISLOW. Wheellm.
fy, "Va.
aaitK, nvzi&K, unanuie, tvan
PRISONER
IjMit.nant
TisurARnLE. HERBERT A.. Memphis. Tenn
C. nflHMIHA I (.M
1 M&rli corps casualties were reported In
W '. WO llmlB, IU UTSL Ol WillCIl. U1LCU alUIJT Id,
fiSS'fcllows!
E.';wSl KILLED IS ACTION
-offi Seneanta
KAHUE. DANIEL E , South Boston.
ess.
'. REX W.. present addrea unknown
E, CLEMENT C.. Mount Alrr. PhUadel-
Corporals
BLLMAV, HKRV1 VN, Newark, N. J.
JX. HARRY, Fredonla. Kan.
PPJ JOSEPH O.. Newark. N. J.
iSKET. JOSEPH W. Grand Rapids.
Men.
trv, JACK. 4Z need street, rniiadeipnia.
IU. Kii.Ni;iiT A . can Antonio, tsx.
N. JOHN. Taylor. Ta.
BEBS. miMi, janlvllle, N. J.
UNEIl, BENJAMIN F . Waco. Tex
J tl Drummer
JOHN A.. 4Z3 blereDs street.
jliwafn, N.
J,
Privates
HERO. HENRY. Chicago.
3IN. PAUL O.. Amherst, N H
if, JOSEPH B., Lynchbunr. Va.
HEIBTEK, JS1IHE31 U., CniCSgO
. WILLIAM E . Kansas City. Mo
IND. GEORGE E.. East Greenwich,
v , .
liKXt, JA.vjJ.S u fit. T.OU11
aSOHOe E.. Cascade, Col.
'i1- JBh
S. aaaBS
fm
Zt&SSS'h- rtUt5H- AJdrlft.. Idaho.
FISCHER. HERMAN E . O'Fallon III.
HIOOINS. ANDREW J , Ennlee N C
irSa?1-0 C' "teh&d. SHnn
?JCE THOMAS H . South Boston. Mass
AV?1 HEAMS C, CS press. Ill
J.IAJVSi'J5' CAnh E- Tyrone. Mo
i'l-SS' "J""01' E- ritealrn. Vn.
?, LONDON C. Brockton. Mass.
QUINN ERIC D , Buffalo, N Y
SS.EV8P1RE WALTER Brooklyn
RWHSON. IIRH1. 10 Dlimond street,
rlilladelphla.
FJCIDMORE VAN RENSSALER. Brooklyn
SLIDER, CLYDE H., Davis. W V
SNIDER. HENRY C , Clarksbur. W Va.
SrEARINO. WALTER .?.. 1512 North riftr-
fourth street, rhlladelphta.
SPENCER. ROBERT S Batala, N ,Y
AI,l,CE EUGENE Fremont, Wis
WELLER SIDNEY. Milwaukee
DIED or POINDS R1-CE1VED IN ACTION
Sereeants
BARBER SIMON D , Rockport Tex
BELCHER FRED Fe Ell Wash
Corporal
AMES BERT E Americas. Kan
rrlvatf
TEHR JOHN D , Seattle. Wash
HATHAWAY HARRY F . Rochester N T
HUMPHRIES LEU IS G . Indianapolis Ind
KLMIIIEM, FRANK .. Rutherford. N. .1.
KRS7rAKI. CIIARLES, Jer.es Cld.
N. J.
TYSON BENJAMIN R Brook h-n
WILLIAMS GEORGE E Detroit Mich
SEALREIA MOUNDED IN ACTIOV
Corporal
KELLEY HENRY H Kerrll!e Tenn
The second list, dated July 14, fol
lows KILLED IN ACTION
Sersernt Major
GERY WILLI M J 'WishlnEton D C
SEVERELY A0rNDED IV CTIO
Serceint
EDU RDS CL,VtDE C Salll'aw T)kla
Corporals
FI EISCHER Gror.GE F Port Richmond
Staten Ilani N" Y
TRICE ARLYNN M Abdlngton, III
STEPHENSON LYLE O Lebinon Ind
THOMASEN ODIN A ChlcaBO 111
U1LLIIP STAVLET R O.aatomlo
Kan
Trlrates
BVPKEFt GEORGE W Chicaro
tirACIl IOnrH t Los Aneeles Cal
HOPKIVS EDW VRD K Crescent O
MN. IELD JOHN A Palmjra III
MORRIOV rHU'VCET F Keokuk I
MULLtSS Rt SSELL J Farmlnston Mo
SCOTT HARRY B Chicago
OKOLL IRIN M Detroit
TUTTLE HERBERT C Kincnsher Okla,
U VDE MARK M Parsons Kan
MISMVO IN ACTION
Corporals
KOWALAK ANTHONY S Bay City Mich
TOILSON. JOSEPH C, Salem. N. J.
VEST HERBERT McK Kerr s Crek Va,
Privates
COLVIV ARTHUR G St Louis
COTTER. JAMES T Chlcaeo
DUPES KARL A Indiana Harbor Ind
ELDERSOV WILLIAM F Cleeland O
ELY ROBERT L rhjttanooga Tenn
(5DD1S OEORGF D Dlhloncga Ga
HENDERSON ir SJ VMIN E ChlcaEO
HILL JLW EI 1 T Jerferson Ga
LATHAM LI iNGSTOVE Ann Arbor
Mich
li.wi, inN n
nue, Phil ulelplili
6t(i Gerniantown aie -
O nillEN WILLIAM J Cincinnati
Et Cambric..
PROCTOR PA ID E
A'as
CHLtMrBERGER ALVIV H. New Ulm
Minn
STEINKAMP
cit
CHARLES W New York
WINSTON JOHN W Memphis Tenn
SEM.KEL1 UnrMlFD IN CTION
PretousI reported and not Included In
total Corporal EDGAR R ANDERSON
Cedartown Ga
Bnter Brown JIintrel Nixon Grand
The Buster Brown Minstrels, a com
petent company of Jtnenlle actors, fur
niMie the chief attraction at the NKon
Grand The act Is well Known and al
wajs a faorlte Recently. houeer.
there werp eeral pp'endid additions
to the cast and the entire act was re-
led, so It comes to thU city again as
irtualls a new act Bubhllne oer with
me'rlment, with a core or so quips and
Jets new to this clt, Its conclusion was
marked by an abundance of applause
Frozlnl master of the accordion, af
forded fifteen minutes of pleasant enter
tainment Frank Dobson and company.
In a merry little skit , Sallle rields and
Char'es Conway and Bud Snjder and
company In a spectacular ccle act, ate
are among the other good offerings The
performance is concluded w ith the last
episode of the thrilling photoplay, "The
IIoue of Hate "
Mori Brothers Nixon Colonial
The three Mori Brothers were one of
the features of the bill at the Nixon
Colonial Their act Is full of thrills and
surprises and received warm approval
The show, which was one of the best
of the season, also Included the Brocade
Quartet, Billy Wolgast, Claudia Cole
man and Alle and Delle
' How Could You Jean'" was the
photoplay attraction It unfolds an In
teresting story and has many surprising
situations
Honeymoon Girls Gayety
There are many up-to-date songs and
an abundance of good comedv in the
show presented bv the Honeymoon Girls
at the Gayetv The numbers are novel
and staged with care and there Is a
dash of patriotism here and there which
brings the show up to the moment The
coroeu..i ''""" ' i ' ' '-'
roies Keep me laurns ino.um amateur
hox,nrr bPutr ,, 1' be held on We-lne dnv
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SOPHIE TUCKER IS A
REAL HIT AT KEITH'S
Johnny Doolcy Wins Laughs
With His Novel Dances.
Show Is Breezy
Sophie Tucker tucked away a hit at
Keith's It was of good-sized propor
tions and merited Mls Tucker has an
'I m-glad-to-be-wltlvvou" attitude which
Is stamped with sincerity She gets a
great deal out of a song and sings
them as though she really believed the
words herself
Like a pood bsseball plaver. she covers
a great deal of ground and doesn't miss
a single opportunltv The rhjthm of the
numbers she offers gives plenty of
chance for Tuckerlsms Many of her
songs are exclusive and all are timely,
nnd the audience enjoyed them
The Five Kings of Svncopatlon '.who
aided Miss Tucker rupplled no end of In
spiring music
Mans laughs were stirred Into action
by Johnny Doolev a Phlladelphlan The
elongated comedian with the funny
knees was last seen in this city as one
of the features with a Shubert produc
tion He offered a number of new stunts
In his dances and satirical poses and
aroused an abundance of applause He
Introduced several tlmels songs which
permitted plentv of action and grimaces
George MacFarlane made a decided hit
with songs and stories, and Senor
Westong pleased with piano selections
AI White Jr son of Al White, the
dancing Instmctor and producer pre
sented a singing and dancing act with
Ruth Adams which pioved a genuine
delight In addition to offering many
artistic numbers this agile pair 'Intro
duced some timely military effects to
show that the life of a soldier has its
pleasures as well as Its troubles The
act Is staged In excellent stvle and the
little couple scored a decided hit
Bajonne Whipple and Walter Huston
were seen here for the first time In
thin new comedy sketch called ' Shoes '
It fits them well and should keep them
In good standing In vaudeville
Right off the reel comedy sprinkled
with some very good dancing made the
act of the Caits Brothers verv enter
taining The feats of Tarzan, tho chim
panzee were in manv Instances some
what startling He proved to be almost
as popular as Tarzan of the Apes"
and was rewarded with much applause.
Hanlon and Hanlon also won approval
by daring acrobatic feats The latest
news was flashed In the pictures
"Here Conies Eva" Globe
Here omes Fs the leading attrac
tion at the Globe this week is a musical
' comedv par excellence replete with
manv humorous moments jnd hosts nf
! Pr,,'tV eir,"' Th" f"nma' '" ln the cast
.riiinirn nit- 'i vvi:riiiii& iiuin gan tO
finish with their jests-
Who Is Firl-' 1 farce-comedj is also
. n,., f,,n. Th, ... ii .. .....
Sweethearts ,, atfactive and enter- pr;'e"';t n, ,hf Llnc?ln C5cIe for
talnlne Tho hill is good throughout, InUnn f )" ?A aS a COntrU
having such other excelled entertainers'.," T. . catalog of American clas
aa the Belle Sisters PIsano and E-Ine-I, , ',lcturp "r" 1 appeal
ham the Exposition Four Mumford and I "P "nr' especialh the children
Thomson Foward and company. Aman- ! oafr" ," ,f"11"?,cd the antlcs of
da Gilbert and the Halklngs As a FfP and th klndlj acts of I.lttle Eva
Globe has eh en for s6me time
Petticoat Minstrels Cros Kes
Up-to-the-m.nute songs ith a good
lino of compd on thp side mikes the
rettlcoit tinstrels, which heads the bill
it the Cros Kejs, all that could be d-Rir-d
There are seeral pretty girls
In the act, which it staged along artistic
lines It was well received b the au-
mcm;e
r- Tile t",1, a'so included Latour and iand presents a good effect When one
Uold Pall .Mall Trio. Hill, Donaldson 'considers the age of Miss Clark It Is
rarreTand company hV'rfr A,b"!H the more remarkable that she offers
entertaining actB1' Presented Uuch a vouthful girl as she appears on
up-to-th-minute news was shown
e pictures
the
"The Liars' Nixon
T?iVJ1eyoT'i1"a'Vs and hl,s company in
i.h .1, i ?"lus'nK comedy sketch fur-
nlsh the chief attraction at the '!on
this week Several funnv complications
arise which are worked out to a Men..
,ish the cnur nfTr1.Aeu.B."c..!,ir.-
ant hnppv ending The sketch wa well
is,i.ci.ru uy me auuience, Judging from
the volume of applause Alices trained
pets, an unusual animal act, also won
approval-
Among the nlher c-ftnH ...
Howard and Sadler Provost and Gou'let I
Oroenlee and Dajtnn, In amusing skits i r
j niiuiuiJiai -.nark Monroe
eluded the performance
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references Address
-NEW TALMADGE FILM -AT
THE STANLEY
'Uncle Tom's Cabin" Shown
at Arcadia Normand and
Stevens at Other Theatres
AJ1LEX.T '" Mht. riil." with Con
.J1?uT.'mi"1'" Blorv b Rotand Ollhtr
and Charles Dickens Directed bj Walter
Edwards Select plav
If Constance Talmadge Is able to give
the spoken stage the talent she shows
in the silent one, she will then be ic
corded the place of our best comedienne
This girl has been rapidly coming for
ward as an Interpreter of comedj roles
and In this one she Is excellent The
story is bright and breezv of a light
fashion and were It not for the Intro
duction of a scene representing a dream
the storv would keep moving at a rapid
Pce The audience enjoved the story
throughout and laughed with the new
situations that developed when a wife
tells her husband's partner that she will
pretend to be his wife In order to secure
needed funds from an uncle of the
partner This sho does, with the result
that complications arl'e that are not
stralghetned nut until the very end of the
film
PhiladelphW wis denied the privilege
of seeing this plav on the stage but
what It missed there Is omplj made up
for In this screen version Miss Til
madge plajs the role of the wife Nor
man Kerry Is her husband Harrison
Ford the partner and John Steppllng Is
the uncle Beatrice Van and Boslta
JIarstlnl have important roles Tho ar
tistic surroundings of this story are
especially fine
PAWrAE""Tlt?, ena Model," with Mabel
iNornnnd Directed by Clarence Badger
Plas B H n Durant Goldnvn
Mabel Normand seems to be miscast
in plays of this sort What she needs Is
the good old fashioned slap-stick"
comedies which have made her famous
It is to be regretted that her talents
have been wasted In her last few Gold
"vn productions because she has the
means of being the screen s best female
Chaplin This story Is about the reforma
" ' the son of a manufacturer of
bathing costumes whose misfortunes
turn to succes, when he Jnanufactures
a garment patterned after the design
of one of his employes It Is known as
ine venus Model "
Good ccmedy is supplied in Miss Nor
mand f, Imitation of the superintendent
ind In tho scene where she takes her
ward and rffice bov to a dinner partv
given her bv one of the bujers Ed
ward Klkus takes the part of the super
intendent and Alec B Trancls the role
of the manuficturer Roderlque La
Rocque Is the son and Alfred Hickman
the buver
APO niA t'nrle Tom s Cabin with
M"oierIte Clark Directed bv J S.arl"
mount pi," " t'00K rara"
The Paramount production of ' Uncle
i""1 - oin comnares favornhlx with
-.. j.-n-.ua, a iicnoi nriiices ine story
has been told In simple fashion and
shows the careful attention to detail
which ha3 made J Searle Dawley such
a good director
Miss Clark has rarelv been seen In a
better characterization than that of the
little colored . girl Topsy "who just
growed" At several points of the story
she also appears both as the comical
child and as Little Eva This Is made
possible Dy the use of a special camera
Inlii V " uncle lom ls P'a5'ea W
"i Frank I.osee, while blmon Legree Is
characterized by Walter Lewis Flor
ence Carpenter as Eliza crosses the Ice
tn frurtInr,. .hit. T IV Tfthneln. T...V...
Hoffman. Augusta Anderson and a
'"Se supporting cast fill out the othel
large supno
I tnles The
!?l .Jh'f
the text of
titles have been taken from
the book and are of great
lmpoitance to the story
RFOrvr " Man's Morld." with Emllj
steens Stnr bv Rach-i Crothers and
dlroctei b Herbert Blache Metro play
Metro should engage Herbert Blache
r
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Att, Alice J.
Baldereton. Sarah C
Blomitrcn'IIIIma
Boraer Joseph J
Po.le John A
Bnckwell Ellz W
Brlggs Mary
Broiu.hton Daniel J
Brd Arthur S
Cnftrev Caroline
Carr Annie
Colson t.llll.n R.
Cook Mnrv Ortmann
Cook, Millie K
Cooker, William
Cooper P-nnork
Courier D. slel H
Cox Ltnnett
Dnlton Ella S
Dllleat James J
Donnell Kathnrlne
Doote Grace D
Eagle Elizabeth A
Erthal Jo i i
Kagan Mary
Oara Anna F
Hamilton Hannah C
Hamilton Virginia p
Dnmmond Lena
Harsreaves Mareare
Hausher Louise
Hoban. Rose
Hollownj, Jennie E
Hunt Georae IT
Hurle. KfltTflr .T
TCtllv Sarah
Kneedlor Jacob K.
Tjorsch Anna
Loui Gorpe F
Marr1n Mnntart J
Mnnn Mar A
MrDeWtt Rernard J
MrKonna Jbitim
McLaughlin Susan
Morrow Opor?enna
Mojtr Alfred A
N'elman Oeorce D
X.rhnl Amanil i
O Ffripn Charlei J
O Ncill RMvcca
lleirdon George
ppin Norn A
nebmann Katherlne
Jtoraj I,3dia H
Ttr-pp Katharine M
Home Catharine T
.Scharff, To?ph L
Thock Kllrahnth
Schumacher E
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Slevln Margaret J
te&ner Helen
SteiKer CHrollr
t-tout William H
Stovi man Kit V
Tit- Martha T
Taylor Ada G M
lnmllnon Hti im M
"Wack Daniel F.
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Walker MarJorle C.
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Merner Joseph
lohnson Bertha H II West. Marv
Tones Thomas S Wilt Charles E
Katz Roalle Yocum Loula
Kellj, Rose Helen
ALBURGER July 15 MARY E . widow
or John J Alburger Funeral to which rela
tives and friends Lady Livingstone Lodoe
No 3s are Invited, Sat . S a m 1C0 Mc-
Clemn st nlpmn mff t renntem Church
of the Sacred Heart Ii 30 a m Int. Holy
i.ross tern Auto service
ALMOVD At Clementnn. V T .Tnlv 14
WILLI VM H ALMOND Relatives and
friends Invited to services Wed 2 p m,
Oliver H Pair Bldg 1820 Chestnut st
Int prhate
AMBI.rR .Tutv a4 .tn?.rpit AvtnT.rn
Jr need 71 Relatives and friends invited
to funeral Wed 1 n m residence of Ed.
ward Bright Ifutier ave Ambler. Pa Int.
Gwynedd Friends Meeting.
APP Jul 1 AT.TCT1 T wife nt Tn.enl,
T Ann Re!atles and friends Invited to
funeral services Thurs 2pm husbands
residence a, N 10th st . Camden. N J.
Int Arlington Cem
HAI DERSTON At Phlla ,cnrl ,jav
Seventh Month lith SARAH C wife of
George W Balderston aged 4fl Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral without
further nntlce Morris Heights Pa rifth
dav Seventh Month Sth 2pm Cone
ances will meet train nt Morrtsille leaving
Broad st Station Phlla 12 00 p m Int
at convenience of family Omit flowers
BLOV1CREV July 11 HIt.vIV BLOM
GREN aged 40 Relatives ard friends In
vited to funeral services, Wed 2 p m,
Zlon s Swedish Lutheran Church Mt Ver."
non ab 17th st Int. Northviood Cem Auto
funeral
BORC.EP Tulv 14 JOSJErH J . son of
V alentlnc and Teresa Borgrr (nee Noe),
In his 2d vear Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral Wed, 2pm parents'
residence 203- " 2d Et Int Hoiy Re
deemer Cem Auto funeral
Kov.it- ji, it niHN A husband of
Susan Bevl- (nee Firkins) Relatives and
friends, Court st Vlhin No 87i r of A ,
Invited to funeral Wed , 8 ,0 n. m , N E.
cor 20th and Morris sts Solemn requiem
mass t Gabriel s Church n a m Int.
Neu rtthenai rem Auto service
BR,CICVELL Julv 15 ELIZABETH
W., vldo nf John G Brackwell Funeral
from 202S N 12th st Due notice will be
ghn
BnTGC July 15 MARY, widow of Rob
ert W Brlggs Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral services Thurs 1 p m ,
residence of son Flmer W Brlggs Marlton
pike Elllsburg N J Int private. Old
Ilantlst Cem Marlton N J
URMt'GHrON Suddenlj. Julv 111 DAN
TrL T son of Isabella and late Louis N
Brougrton aged 40 Relatives and friends
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Invited to funeral. Thurs , S a. m., brother,
la-law s residence, Henry P, Connor, 0837
Trinity place. Mass- Church of the Blessed
Sacrament 0 am. Int Holy Cross Cem.
AUBYRDri-July 14. ARTHUR S husband of
Anna S Brd (nee Buntlna) Rel?t''t?i1
friends, v'ashlntton Camp No 317 P.O.
fl of A . P R R Relief Asso , all societies
of which he was a member. Invited to fu
neral. Thurt ,2pm. 5732 Chestnut st.
Int private. Mt. Morlah Cem Remains
ma: be viewed vVed . after 7 pm' Auto
funeral . ... .
COt TREY July 14, at Westvllle, N. J ,
CAROLINE, wife of Thomas C CoKrey (nee
Alexander) Relatives and friends invited to
tuneral services Ihurs . 2 tf m res'deme.
of daughter, Mrs Mabel Musselmau. 2B15
Emerald st Int Greenwood (K of P J
Cem Remains may be viewed vved, 8 to
10 p m
CARR. Suddenly. July 13. ANNIE,
daughter of Joseph and.Brldget Carr (nee
Madden) aced !! vears 4 months Funeral
Wert 2pm, resld-nce of parents, HI!) N
Markoe st Int St D-nla s Cem. Relatives
and friends Invited Auto service
COLSON Woodstcwn N. J, LILLIAN
R widow of Joseph E Colson, aged (14
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services Fourth dav, 2pm Woodstovn,
N J Int Friends rem Woodstown N t,
COOK. July 13 MARY ORTMANN, wife
nf Charles Cook. Relative sand friends In
vited to funerAl servleeB. Wed 2 D. m .
' " "i int
, Cem Auto service
70!) S 23d st Int. private. Chelten Hills
t rtriT" t..i.. iltf tfr" T" J...ua.
uui juiy io, .uiuuiD a.i uaugiucr ui
lite Ham l: anci i.aura look ueiames ana
friends Margie R Balrd Chapter. No 31.
0 E S, invited to funeral services. Thur ,
2pm 1208 S Broad at. Int. Fernwood
Cem Friends may call Wed , 8 to 10 p. m
COOKER July 13, WILLIAM, huoband
of lat Acelia. Cooker Relatives and friends
InWtM to funeral. Wed ,2pm. 3035 Tllton
t Int Greenwood, K of r , Cem. Auto
funeral
TOOPER At Westgrove Flrst-davi Sev
enth Month 14th 101R PENNOCK CO6PER,
ln hl 50th ear Funeral on Fourth day,
Seventh Month 18th 1918. Met nt the.
Friends' Meeting Home at 12 4V Friends
ar- Invited to attend the funeral without
further notice automobiles will meet all
trains at WeMtrrnv Station
COURTm Julv 13 DAXIEL II. hus
hind of lato Marv Courte- 'n" Iesslg).
RelTtlxe and frlndq lnltd to funeral serv
ices Wed in a m Rubicam and Falrvlew
ava Cresmnnt Ph int Greenmount Cem
Rermlns may be vined Tu-s , ft to 10 p m
COX July 14 LINNETT COX (nee
Pasne) wifs of William H Cot and daugh
ter of Ella and late Charle J Pajne Rela
thes and friends Crow Council No 10,
Degree of Pocahontas imlted to funeral
Thur 2 p m . mother s residence 2432
Manton st Int Arlington Cm Remains
maj be levied ed . 8 to 10 p m Auto
service
DALTON Tuly 14 ELLA S -rtifA nf
Frank B Dalton RelatHes and frlenda In
vited to funeral services Thurs 2pm
2132 S Chadulck pt (17th and Porter sts ).
Int private Arlington Cni Autn service
DILLEAT Julv n JAMES J husband
of late Ellzabnth Dllloat (p Moffett) Rel
atives and friends East End Democratic
Club 18th Ward invited to funeral Wed .
8 TO a m 200 E Huntingdon st Solemn
requiem mass St Ann's Church 10 a. m.
Int Holv Spulrhre Cem Auto service
DONNELL Julv 13 KATHARINE wlf
of Brlce K Donnell and daughter of Martin
F and Catherine Leonard, aged 23 Rel
atives and frlenda Invited to funeral, from
parents residence. 1033 Rowan st.. Wed .
7am High mass of requiem St Marv a
Church Phoeenlxvtlle Pa 10 a m Int.
St Man s Cem, Phoenlxville. Pa. Auto
service
DOOLET Julv n GRACE D, daughter
of Mirhael J and Catharine Dooley. need
22 Relatives and friends St Joachims
B V Sodality, Ladls Temperance Leacue
of Sacred Heart Romry, Altar Societies
Daughters of St T,o K of C . Invited to
funeral Wed . R 30 a m , brother", resi
dence Francis M Doolev, WOQ Penn St.,
TTankford Solemn requiem mnss St
Joarnlm s Church 10 a m Int St Doml
nln's Cem Auto service
EAGLE Tulv 13 ELIZABETH A wldo.
of Chirles FpIp nnd daughter of late Ed
ward and Jnn Donnelli Relntlves and
friends invited to funeral (Wed 8 30 a m .
SJ44 W Huntlncdon st High requiem ir-asa
St folumba s Church 10 a m Int. New
Citfcdral Cem Autn funeral
ERTHAL Julv 12. JOHN, huibind of
Thereea Erthal (ne Naegele) aged 47 Rela
tives and friends League of the Sacred
Heart of St Ignatius s Church employes of
Callowhll! fet Branch P R T. Co , invited
to funeral Wed 8 30 a m 4T-10 Aspen
st Solemn ma of requiem at St Ig
natius s Church 10 a m Int, Moat Holy
Redeemer Cem Auto service
FAGAN Julv 14 MART, widow of
Francis Pagan Relative, and frlenda R
V M odalltv and League of the Sacred
Heart Invited to funeral Wl , 8 30 i m
residence of npphfw John McKenna 1A33 S
Broad st Solemn rpqulem mass Church of
the Annunciation 10 a m Int Cathedral
Cem Auto service
GARA July 15 ANNA F , widow of
Henrv W Oiri aced S4 Relatives and
friends are invited to the services Thurs,
3pm at the residence of hnr son H C
Oar a 404 s Narberth ave Nar berth Pa
Int private.
HAMILTON SuddcnU 7u v 14 HAN
NAH C, widow of Robert H Hamilton
aged 77 Relatives and friend' invited to
funeral services. Wed, 11 a m , at the
residence of her son Richard W Qulnn
42i S 43d st Int prhate
HAMILTON Julv 14 VIRGINIA P
widow fit Fipncls ( Hamilton (npf Sparks)
aged 74 at hr son's rrsld nee George W
Hamilton 101 Caspian five Atlantic Cit,
N J Hridsri train loives 10 a m, ed
arriv.ng at West Philadelphia Station 11 JO
a .m Friends invited to funeral services,
11 45 a m IVrnwood Cem Also Tues .
8 p in AtHuMi Citv Auto service
HAMMOND t Liurel Springs N J.
July 15 I EN v idow of Joseph S Ham
mond agM 0 Relatives and friends in
vited to fiiner il erMces Thurs J p m,
1 nurrl Springs N J Int JJilIn Cem Re
ma Ira mi b virwfd Wo ef
HARGRFAVES Julv 1 1 MARGARET
widow of William A Hargreaves Relatives
and frb n Is ln;ltfd to funeral aervlcps
Thurs 'J ti m 77(1 TS." 37th st Int APf
Mnrl.ib .in Remains mav he .fpund UVrl
7 to ft i' in
HVUSHCR JUIV 11 LOUISE wife of
August H iushr aged 14 of 1023 N Front
st Relatives and friends Invited t fu
neral Thurs ,2pm. pirlors Gus A Klrch
nir, N W cor 13th et and Lehigh ave
Int Greenmount Cem
HORAN Julv IS ROSE wife nf Patrl-lr
Hcr-an (n Kll 1 Uplatlvet ind friends
invited to iunerai 'inurs 8 30 a m, 1,28
b Tanej st (20th and DUklnson) High
mass of requiem St Gabriel s Church 10
a m Int Holy cross cem
HOLLOW AY At the Lamar Apartments
Tulv 11 JENNIE E vldou of Harry
Ho1!oa. Notice of funeral later.
HUNT Julv 14 GEORGE H , husband
nf Lucy Hunt (nee Green) Relatives and
friends Sons of st George Pabody Lodge
invited to funeral Wed 2 Ii, p. m 2404
N Mvrtlewood t Int private rllngton
Cem Remains m-vv bo viewed Tues , 8 to
10 p m Auto funeral
HURLEY. Julj 14 EDWARD J hus
band of Katherlne A Hurler (nee Sheehan)
Relatives and frlnnln Cathedral TAB
Socletv Invited to funeral Thurs , 8 30 a
m 328 N 11th st Solemn requiem mass
Cathedral 10 a m Int New Cathedral
Cem Auto funeral
JOHNSON. Julv 14 BERTHA TI M
.TOHNbON daughter of late John S and
Sarah steeple (nee Heaps) Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral" Thurs ,8a m ,
Stonehou.o lanvj below Penna R R 39th
Ward Solemn requiem mass Mt Carmel
( hurch n 10 u m Int Holy Cross Cem
Auto cortege.
JONLS July 11 THOMAS S son of
Margaret and late Thomas Jones Relatives
and friends Warella Tribe, No 325 I O
R M Invited to funeral Wed. 2 pm,
1432 Point Breeze ave Int Fernwood Cem
Remains may bo viewed Tues , 7 to 0 p m
Auto funeral
KAT7. Suddenlv July 11 ROSALIE,
daughter of late Solomon and Marian Katz
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, Thurs 10 t m, parlors Morris
Rosenberg s son, 2009 N Broad st Int
Mt Morlah Cem
KELLY July 12 ROSE HELEN dauglv
ter of Bernard and Katherlne Kellv (nee
tirennanj iteiattves ana rrienas st
Charln s ,B V. M Sodality employes of
wm 3iann i o . invited to iunerai wen
S 30 a m . 2124 Manton st (lst and Fed
eral sts ) Solemn high mass of requiem
St Char'es's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral
KELLY July 11 Miss SARAH KELLY,
daughter of late Michael and Sarah Kelly
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Wed, 8 30, a m residence of nephew.
Jtmes J Kelly 1011 S 21st st Mass of
requiem Church of St Edmond 10 a. ro.
Int Holv Cross Cem Auto service.
KNEEDLER July 14 JACOB H . hus,
bard of late Julia Ann Kneedler. aged 88
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services Thurs 2pm, late residence, near
North Wales Pa Int private
LAWLER July 10 RAYMOND son of
Joseph and Helen I.awler (nee Mclntvre)
Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Frl
Ti m frnm hfa n.Mnl,1 re,Mniia 1 fit 7
R CnnilnM at r.Vth t anrl Wnnrilonrl
av. V .. t.hti- ... iinlw c., r&n. I
Auto'service I
LOESCH July 14 ANNA widow of
Jaooh T.nesrh ni-ed K3. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Frl . 7 10 a m .
412 Gerrltt st. (below Reed st.). High mass
St. Alphonsus's Church l) a. m. Auto
eervlce ;
T rtTT-d T..1.. , , r,-T,,-!T T I.. ...... '
..-,.. I O tJ Uiy XV, UbVJIUA liusimuu
of Emllle C T.oiivs. aced 70 Residence
1519 Spring Garden et Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Thurs ,
2pm. parlors of S P. Frankenfleld Sons.
5300 Vine st Int. Northwood Cem Auto
funeral. Remains may be viewed Wed , 8
to 10 p m
I MADDEN Julv 14. MARGARET J,
wiao wo; James Madden rvinerai on wea .
8 a in . residence of son. John I Madden
1303 N. 18th st Solemn requiem mass
Church of the Gesu. 9 a. m. Int. strictly
private .
MANN Suddenly, July 14, MARY A.,
widow of John F Mann and daughter of
Abby and late William .fallace. Relatives
and friends Invited tofuneral services Frl ,
2pm, 1828 N 19tl st Int, private, Mt
Peace Cem Remains may be viewed
Thurs , after 7pm
McDEVITT. July 13 BERNARD J , hus
band of Alice McDevttt. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed , 8 a. m ,
3033 Calumet st . Falls of Schuylkill Sol
emn requiem macs st Bridget's Church 9 30
a. m. Int. St. Mary's Cem , Roxborough.
Auto funeral
McKENNA July 12 JAMES, husband of
Catharine McKenna (nee Sharpe). Rela
tives pnd friends Cathedral TAR So
ciety. Holy Name Society and employes of
Philadelphia Navy Yard. Invited no attend
funeral Wed , 8 30 a m , from his late
residence 2010 Winter st Solemn requiem
mass et the Cathedral. 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral.
Mclaughlin July 11. susan Mc
laughlin (nee Mullln). widow of Thomas
McLaughlin, of County Derry, Ireland Rela.
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Thur,,
8 r m son's residence, John McLaughlin,
2717 Latona &t Solemn high mass of re.
nuiera s. Anthony's Church 0.30 a, m. dnt.
Holv Ore- Cem
MORROW July 10. QEORGENNA
01 vvunam ll. Morrow, agea bt.
I an! trlends Invited to funeral
DKATn.
Wed., 8 p. m . parlofa of Allen E. Kelm,
10T W, Lancaster ave , Downlnetovvn. Pa.
Int private, Ternwood Cem . . .
MOYER Iufj- 1, ALFRED A . husband
of Hannah Mojer (neo nreldenhach) of Pal
ms ra, N J , aged 00- Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Wed 2 P ni ,
psrlors Morris Rosenbergs Son J003 N
Brosd st Int Adath Jeshurun Cem
NEIMAN Suddenly July 14 GEORGE
DEWEY, husband of Margaret R. Nelman
and son of Arthur .and Catherine Nelman.
aged 20 Relatives1 and friends Invited to
funeral services. Wed , 3 P. tn , fatner-Inj
Hvv's residence William M, Thompson, 0
E Duval at , Otn Int. private. Remains
mav be. viewed Tues eve . .....
NICHOLS Julv 14 AMANDA NICHOLS,
widow of Wm F. Nichols Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Wed ,
2 p m , at her snn-ln law's residence Dr.
O. E Bnrlcke 2015 Walnut st Int private
OBRIEN Tulv 14 CHARLES J. son
of Cathirlne O llrten (nee Judge! and late
Patrick O'Brien Relatives and friends In
vited to fun-rvl Wed 8 30 a m residence
of mother 4724 Merlon ave Solemn re
nulem miss Church of Our Mother of Sor.
rows 10 a m. Int Holy Cross Cem Auto
servlra
O'NEILL Tulv 15 REBECCA, vildow
of Edmond O Nell! (nee McClo'itey) of Lon
donderry Ireland Due. notice of funerAl
will be given, niece's residence Mrs J. C.
Harper, Klrkwood, N J,
REARDON JuW 14 GEORGE son of
James nnd Margiret Reardon Relatives
and friends invited to funeral Wed , 8 a
m . parents' residence in E Duval st .
Otn Ansels' moss St Vincent s Church
ft 10 a ni1 Int private Mt Holl. N. J
REb'm'Xn'n - Julv 14 KATHERINE
widow of John Rtbmann, Sr Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services Thurs ,
2pm, son-ln-lavv's residence Fred Doken
wadel, 1141 S Broad at Int Northwood
Cem Auto cortege.
REGAN Suddenlv Julv 14 NOR V A
wife of Michael T R-an and daughter of
Thomas and Bridget Tansey of Goocastl
County Sllgo Ireland Relatlv es and
friends Invited to funral Wed 8am
lim N Wilton st , West Philadelphia
Solemn mass of requiem St Gregory's
Church 0 30 a m Int Holv Cross Cem
RORAY July 12 LTDIA B. wife of
Leonard L Roray, arfd 74 Relatives and
friends members of all societies of which
she was a member. Jnvlted to funeral Wed ,
1 p m , 010 Clinton t Camden, N J.
Int private. Evergreen Cem Friends may
view remain Tues 7 to 0 p m
ROSE Tulv 14 KATHERINE M wife
of Robert 11. Rose Relatives nnd friends In
vited tofuneral service Wed 3 p m,
411 S 10th at . W Phlla Int. private
rernvond Cere
rOUFE - Suddenly Julv 13 CATHA
RINE T tnee Murray) v ife of John T
Rouse Relative and frinds B V M So
dalitv of the Assumption Church Invled
to funeral Thurs , 8 30 a m 1303 Fair
mount ave Solemn requiem mas Church nf
the Assumption 10 s m Int Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral Scranton niner copv
SCHARFF Julv 1"i TOSFPH I hus
band of Anna Srharft (nc Burger) Rela
tives' nnd friend .! i. Nchod Ben
Socletv and Brewers Engineers Unlnn Local
No 2S0 Invited to funeral Fri 8 30 a. m ,
420" N 0th st Solemn hiah requiem mass
z Henrv s Church 10 a m Int Most Holy
Reif-mer Cem
SCHOCK .Tulv 14 ELTZABETH wife
of Frank A Echock Relitives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed ,2pm from
011 A shun ave , Ocin Citv N T
SCHUMACHER Tulv 14 ELIZABETH.
widow of Loul Schumacher and daughter
of Sonhla and late Georare Bettn nserl 40.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv.
Ices Wed 3pm. 1330 Parrlsh st Int
nrivate Mt Vernon Cem Auto funeral
Remslns may be viewed Tues 7 to 0 p m
SEEL Julv 12 " ILHELMI.NA ISELT.
(ne Ptulen), wife nf George Tarob Spl aged
77 Relatives and friends Invited to services
Wei 2 p m , 414 N Mtl st In private,
Arllnwtr,vi Cem Friends mav ruit Tues ee
SLEVIN Tulv 14 MARGARET T , widow
of Tohn T Slf-vln Relative and friends
invited to funeral, Thurs S 30 n m 0027
Upland st , roth st tdova Woodland ave
High mass of requiem Church of Blessed
Sacrament 10 a m Int Cathedral Cem
STATFORD Julv 10 at 3J0t Chestnut
st. TAMES A STAFFORD &r Notice of
funeral later .-v
STEGNER Julv liHT3LBN daughter
of Otto and Laura J Stegner (nee Schell)
aged 14. Relatives and friends lnvltejl to
funeral services Thurs ,2pm parents'
residence, SjlvaiTia ave Rockledge Int
Greenmount Cem Remains ma -be vlewtd
Wed , S to 10 p m,
STEtGER July li CAROLINE widow
of Jacob Ptelger. acred C8 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral service Frl 2 30
p m , 23V N Sartaiu ht Int Greenmount
rem Remains mav be viewed Thurs . 7 to
STOUT On Julv 13 1018 WILLIAM H
STOUT Sr . huband of Hannah V Stout
Relatives and friends also Major Benj C.
Tilffhman Jr Camp No 01 lT S W V
pent of penra and th" emnloveq nf the
Uelber Trunk and Bag Co , are Invited to
funeral Thursdav at 2 n m , from his
late Ytsldenco, 3021 N 24th st Int nri-
vate .trienas rray can on vv eancsaay
evrrlng
SUJWM.N Julv 14 KATE V wife of
Charles G Stowmin Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral services Wed 2 pm.
2451 Sepvlvn st Friends mav call Tues ,
after s p m Tnt pr'vite. Omit (lover.
TAGG In Malvern Seventh Month 15th
-Va1.8,. "Ur'-U, iV?owr,?T!.,1.a,te..HeK
f.TS'y.r. I..I -..A.W. I- ....! "'. i-iV..t
day l-th Inst, at lu a in mt Woodlands
Uem Plla
TAYLOR Julv 11 ADA G MALCOLM
wife of Edwin A Talor Relatives and
friends .nvlted to funeral services Thurs ,
11 a m residence of husband 521 Penn
st , Camden N J Int private Friends
may call Wed , 7 to 0 p ln Maryland
papers copy
TOMLISON Julv 14 HIR M M, huS
bind of Agnes P lomllnson aged 71 Rela
tives and friend. NIcetnvn Lodge No 841
I O O F , Red Cross Castle No It) K G
E, Invited to funeral services. Wed 2 p
m , 2-21 N lith st Int private Northwood
Cem 1 rlends may call Tues eve Omit flovv-
WACK lull 15 DANIEL F. husband of
Margaret r (nee Feltv) and son of David
land Susan atk aged 4f
Relatives and
280 F and
friends Orient Lod?e No
A M , Kensington Chapter No , 233 R A
M Penn lreity Dlv . No 71 B of L E .
Veteran Asso emploses P . R R New
Century Dlv No 211 G I A , Washington
Camp No 481 P O S of A Lodge No
54 L O of M . Gross Yearls Reneficlal So
ciety, mvltou to iunerai services Thurs
S p m, 2".2j. N l-'th st Further services
ana int iansaaie i'a.. i-ri Auto funeral
WAGNER. July 13. MARY WAGNER
(nee Balzer) wife of llernhard Wagner Rel
atives and friends Invited funeral Wed , 1
p ra . 2821 W. Dauphin st Int Fernwood
Cem Remains mav be viewed Tues, be
tween 8 and 10 p m Auto service
WALKER Julv 13 MARJORIE CLAPP,
wife of William Williams Walker of 70th
st and Overbrook ave Overbrook Phlla
Service and Int at Trinity Church Lime
Rock Conn Wed . 1 p m , or on arrival of
train leaving New York at 8 11 a m
WALLACE Tulv 13 AGNES" widow of
Peter Wallace Relatives and friends invited
to funeral services W f d 2 p m , 71 Jeffer
son st W. Manaunk Int private Fern
wood Cem Trlends mav citl Tues eve
WERNER July 11 JOSEPH husband
of Carrie Herr.cheft Werner, aged 24 Rela
tives and. friends invited to funernl Thurs ,
8 10 n m residence nf father-In law, Jo
seph Herrscheft, 2532 Tasker st Solemn re
quiem mass bt AIoisluss Church 10 a. m
Int Hol Cross Cm
WLsT Julv 12 MARY widow of Wil
liam West Relatives and friends invited
to funeral services. Wed,, 2pm 1314 E
Susquehanna ave Int North Cedar Hill
Cem Remains may be viewed Tues , after
b p m
WILT Tulv 14 at Dovlestown. Pa
CHARLES E WILT, husband of Laura Wilt
(nee Smith), aged 35 Relatives and friends
invited to funeral services residence of
mother-in law, 117 S Redfleld st . Wed .
2 pm. Trlends and emploves of Hall &
Carpenter, may call Tues , 8 to 10 p m.
Int private, at Mt. Morlah Cem
WRIGHT July IB at 107 Greenwood
ave. Lansdowne T HOWARD WRIGHT
aged 58 Due notice of the funeral will
be given
YOCUM July 14 LOUISA, wife of
Henry Yocum aged 75 Relatives and
friends Trlniti Probjterian Church, In
vited to funeral services Wed ,1pm. 2121
E Somerset st Int Hillside Cem via fu
neral car. Remains may be viewed Tues .
after 7pm Lebanon papers copy.
PERSONALS
WILL RELATIVES of Frank Branford
aged 45 communicate with Kensington
Manufacturing Co , 1110 N Front st . rhlla.
delphla' J
I WILL not be respon.lble for any debts un
less cont d by me Herbert Wilcox Gelsler.
LOST AND FOUND
(Other rinssllleil Ads on Tage 2)
DOG Lost. ROStOn Bull, evening. Julv 11
white breast, white strlned fare, lost ilHn.
"v f Tox and Midvale avo , licensed dog.
L,hra' rc"ar,'l c.a" Oermantovvn lb30 or
1J2 V Coulter st
IlMnREI.T.A Lost Mnnilnv n m . Chuinur
Hill. P R. R . blue silk umbrella strap
handle Please phone Germantown BOS J
, -.. -
. i i '
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Oilier -Classified Ads on Pate 2)
BILL CLERK, comptometer and typewriter
operator preferred, opportunity for ad
vancement. Apply Chemical Sales, Harrison
Works 31th and Oras Ferry.
BILLING CLERKS
EXPFRIENCED VOON-HOPKINS OPERA
TORS FOR RILLING, PERMANENT PO
SITIONS, GOOD PAY.
E F HOUGHTON COMPANY
APPLY 240 W S0MERST ST..
OR PHONE KENSINGTON 7100
I
BILLINO MACHINE OPERATOR, epperl.
enced. Elliott Fisher, wanted: must be ac.
curate at ngures Apply, stating nuallncs
tlons and sa Inrv desired P 823 Ledger Off
BOOKKEEPFR, double entry-r-Ther Is a
good op-.nl-i for an experlenrrtd double.
nw hAnlbuaiveii 4n n varall Biill Am mil.
GENNA, Y"9 i llhery torerln answering please stale nar
67. Jieiallves i titular to experUnce, sdlarj expected, etc.
eral i erytce.. J p J03. Vaittt O'flce. '
HBtP' WANTED TskALt
Other Classified Ads en Page 2) '
A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY
TELEPHONE SERVICE I" VITALLY
WAR A IN CARRYINO ON THH
ionn TOUNO WOMEN TELEPHONE OP
SMIQ.R2.,.IN PHILADELPHIA AND VI
S1.!iITT, THE WORLD R WORKSHOP, ARE
PATRIOTICALLY HELPING TO WIN THH
YOUNG WOMEV 17 TO 11 TEARS OP
AT ACE ENTER THIS OREAT WORK
T.,fi,.P5..'VVEEK IS PAID DURING THE
fIH?J FOUR WHEKP WITH RAPID AD
VANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
.,KESyAVE:-t.PosmoNSi experiench
UNNECESSARY.
.THE W ORIC IS CLEAN AND FASCINAT.
1NG THE SURROUNDINGS ARE TLEAS-
MEA1.S SERED AT COIT ANNIVER
SARY PAYVIENTS, SICK BENEFITS VA
CATIONS WITH PAY, NOT OVER 8
HOURS' WORK PER DAY.
LOOK INTO THI5! PATRIOTIC OPPOR
TUNITY, TAIK IT OVFR ANY WEEKDAY
BETWEEN 8 AND 0 WITH
MISS M T RYAN
AT 400 MARKFT ST , PHILA.
OR .
MISS W O REtLLY
20 E 5TH ST , CHESTER, PA
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OP
PENNSYLVANIA
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT Young woman
as cashier and assistant bookkeeper In
retail mllllncrv and suit store, permanent
no'Ulon Ith opportunity to advance P 104,
Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER Trust company desires a
first class ledger bookkeeper, good pay;
state age previous experience and salary
expected P f02 Ledgpr Office.
BOOKKEEPER also one who understand;
Upevvrltlng, good opportunity and good
salarv stnte age ref and salary to start.
p PQ4 l.epger umce
CASHIERS experienced, restaurant of Gov
ernment munition plant it New jersey:
rlenlld silarv, high class llvlns condition.
Call "11 Lvtavette Bl Ig ,
CHAMPERM IDS For dormitories of large
manufacturing plant in New Jersey high
salarv room nnd hoird Apply 211 Lafa-
ettn Rldg Fhllv Mondov ,
CLERK competent to post and balance sales
ledsers of a large manufacturing com-
nam state experience and salary desired.
P 1)13 Ledger Office
CLERKS. 2 for the Little Hotel Wllmotl
1 from 8a m to4p ml from 4 pm.
to midnight. 10 j week with board: must be
womanh women from 31 to V) .ears of age,
Annlv to Mr Tennlngs 1410 S Penn Square,
COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT OF GOV
ERNMENT SHIPYARD. HOO ISLAND,
REQUIRES X EXPERIENCED WHITD
COOKS. WHITE KITCHEN MEN, WHITE)
BUS "MEN FOR CAFETERIAS: GOOD
WAGES. ROOM AND BOARD. PLEA'SANT
SURROUNDINGS APPLY
U. P EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
800 WALNUT ST.
dR,
OR
MR. SWARTZ
1521 ARCH
(Do not apply at Hog Island)
FILE CLERK, experienced, for office of
Government munitions" plant ln New Jer
sey, comfortable accommodations highest
salary paid Call 211 Lafayette Bldg
r,TRi.s fnr llcht factory work, eood ray.
I with advancement according to ability on
bonus plan, good working conditions Apply
Poolev Furniture Co . 16th and Indiana ave .
nTT e ant' mnr is vears of aie. lia-ht
work, clean factory conditions good
wages Apply 8 3Q to in 30 4IZ N 3d sc .
GIRl S Lxperlenced markers on pens; good
price schedule 3 211 Spring Garden at
GIRLS tor stockroom Apply Pollpck,-
Hustnn CO . 'limp ana uaupnin ats
i HOUSEKEEPER for apartment hotel of 150
rooms VI n, linger central
FEMALE OPERATIVES
From 18 to 45 years of age.
2500 wanted
WOODBURY N J
BAG-LOADINO PLANT
United States Government work.
Washington Park near Westvllle. N J .
on Pennsvlvanla Railroad (West Jertey
and Seashore division), also byArolley
from Camden.
Fren transportation to and from
Philadelphia Camden and Intermediate
points Cars specially reserved for
women operatives.
Working hours, 7 a m to 3 p m.
34c TO 64c PER HOUR
Beginners receive 34c per hour while
under Instruction which lasts from one
to two weeks, after which tho rate Is
Increased accordlns to proficiency.
This gives vou an opportunltv to show
.our patriotism and do jour bit while,
being paid for It a the operation of
this plant Is essential to our overseas
Lunch mav be carried Into the plant
or purchased at cost ln the cafeteria.
Further Information may be obtained
bv applylg to any United States or
Federal employment bureau or
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MacARTHUR BROTHERS COMPANY
WASHINGTON PARK
WESTVILLE, N. J.
SALESLADIES for silk department: position
permanent to right parties. Apply to
Thresher 1322 Chestnut. ,
SILK SPREADERS "" '
Experienced and learners' paid while learn,
lng; good wages and steady work. Grlswolql
Worsted Co , Darby, Pa.
STENOGRAPHER at once, exoer.: must b
able to read notes readllv good onnor
tunlty excellent working conditions Miller
Lock Co . Orthodox and Tacony sts , Frank
ford.
STFNOGRAPHER, quick and accurate: ne
who can answer mall In emergencv oppor
tunity for advancement. Apply Chemical
Sales, Harrison Works, 35th and Grass
l erry roan
STENOGRAPHER Young lady, with ex
perience one who can take charge ofi
office' state salarv, experience and reference.
" DO l.eoger vjihcc
STENOGRAPHER Experienced first-class
stenographer for permanent position.
Pecori Paint Co . 4th and Sedgley avr;
STENOGRAPHER Young ladv ln wholesale!
house, steadv position, J18 50 per 'week to
stirt Apply 244 S Bth et
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for small private
branch exchange, considerable experience,
not necessary, but pleasant address essen
tial H 117 Ledger Central
TELFPHONE OPERATORS fnr day and
night work on large P B X: state age
and salarv expected P 022. Ledger Office
WAITRESSES 2' experienced, white. Ary.
rly at restaurant of the Friends, Arch at.
Centre 304 Arch st
WANTED
WOMEN FOR SCRUBBING AND CLEAN
ING, SHORT HOURS AND GOOD PAY.
3 .S DRAKE
06 CHESTNUT ST.
WOMEN
For office building cleaning, white: 1 hour
per day. 5 SO -to 8 30 a. m . 5 to S p. m.
Good wares: VerBLDg!'5' Rm "
WOMEN wanted for Government work!
good working conditions and wages. An
pi? 8 10 to 10 10 412 N 8d sU P
YOUNG LADY, to check students' hats in
evenings for tuition Straier's Business
College 807 Chestnut st "ines
iOUNG LADY who can do bookkeeping and
can orerate Underwood typewriter! good
onpor'ur"". Call hetwen (I and 4 30 John
V.ee" 7101 Wend'-'nd ave l"""
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