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BY GRIP EPIDEMIC
Death Tolls in Army, Navy,'
Church, Medicine and
Finance
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elphia Youth Hud
Turned Down by
lecruiting Officers
IN BY DRAFT!
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$5. City Soldiers Dead, Six
Whom Were Killed
in Action
J03 M MURPHY
Pled of-DasctAse
3 UTAVLOR,
Pied
vyILl-tAM CLINE, SAM"L LIPJCHUTZ
wounoea wounoai
fjMtt
L4'
IrfiiTcninnlrte rasiiHlt Hut clifn out
! the War Ilrnnrtmrnt tniU will lie
, en pair II.
tV lMj(;ted bv the annv, navy nnd ma-
JtJJHi corps, not only one, but on three
npts to enlist In each, Private Hny-
W. Piatt was drafted by local
tA No. 24. Inducted Into the Natlonil
'Jfajmfv sent to the flrlnif line, and now
.SPEW in n r.nvi. ,iu7i.u. Bctriiif
"Wounded.
V,vThe "combined oasusltv lists for this
and district for the" hint fortv-elght
rt give the largest total thW see-
has cer hail for a slmllir iierlnd
Hold, 170 names are on the three
iti. Including 226 from Fennsnvanla.
Where are sevent-fuur soldlirs from
Itlt-delbhla and Its vicinity named on
c,tlo three lists eight from this city hiv-
. In been killed in action, one Having died
from disease
$-"ii' &$Hf
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AND NURSE DEAD
Wife of Lieutenant Fuir-
scrviceTri(d to Save.
One 6f Men
LT. J. T. EDWARDS DIES (f CITY; WOMEN VICTIMS
Infliicnra Claims Number of'Mndc Supreme Sacrifice in
City's Prominent Men as Fighting Epidemic as Brave-
ictims in Last 24 Hours Iy ns Those ut Front
RAYMOND W PIATT'
Wounded
-CAKLPCMArleEWAiN
vjuoondfd
ALBERT MONT- C MARTIN
GOMGGY, WownJfd Killed
the war and was cent to Cump Hancock
for training He wns u salesman for
New York house and gave up a $5000
Job to join tho arm) After reaching
Hancock he applied for permission to
enter the ollk rs' training chool est.ib
llsheel there, una allowed tn do so nnd
graduated In April of this ear He was
rent to l'rance as a provisional nlllci I
with the lank of sergeant, made good
and received his rommlsslon on Septem
ber 2 Just five das before he was
wounded lie was attach) d to Compiiiv
f.ivminda. four from disease and one
SuHnu been accidentally killed Twen-.A, lOOtli Inf.intr.v The iiiine oitirer s
! Til.lt-,-lVit"n- no. 1.. an ........ .1' faille. 1 .1 nil, ft uercrriint of ! hi. ThlrtV -
1 h In action and eight aro missing ' second stttet and Woodland nvenue i-jwenty-elght
from netrby points are In-1 lire station.
ded In the day's total. i'itlVTi: 1MIII. M, l.ovv I.I.I .
;,Tne usi reiea-eo lor mia mnrnirB s ,. i..lh reimne.1 In tndnv list n mis.
jpijers contains 076 names. Including G7
trqm rennsjivania : tne aiternoon pa
tera I'st contalrs 7CJ names. IncIudlriR
L& 11 from Pennsllvniiln, while iTster-
"ay's list contains 225 names, Inolmltnir
i.U from this state.
y Vktla.l t,m !- T,t.
Private Piatt tried his best to Ret
ter avenue Ills motliei Mrs l.ctltla
Shiniiiir Is clerk f tint bo.ird A
brother John I) Slunenmli, n widely
known athlete, Is now In the student
mlliers' trnlnliiK lorjis at State Colli kc.
Corporal Sheneman Is .1 Kradunte of the
Trades Kchool, Twelfth and Locust
streets, and Is an expert ilictrlclan
i'im.Ti: (ii.oiKii: ikii:, oiiic'tiiy
reported as mlsslnir since AiiKtist 17 Is
I the tweutv-jear-nlcl sou of Thomas
floev a plumber IhliiKat 47 J7 Itelnhart
street He enlisted In the old Sixth
IliBlment. .V O I' In I'M I nnd re
cnllstid In li7 He was tialn d lit
Camp llnntoik assltrned to ompmv
i:, 111th Infantrv and suit to l'rnnce
In Ma of this e,r A brot-er Wan en
Hoe was drafted 111 September. 101.
land Is now In rrnnc with the Slfith tn-
fantrv. whllo another brother Thomas
Is at a truliiliiB i imp at Norfolk,
8fc
is
country declared war on (lermany
jiwas turned down, however, ns lis
1not quite mensure up to the phsl-
; standard ueinanuou n tne armj and
Wivy.
; When he was drafted he claimed no
exemption nnd inntlc no mntlon of his
-ireilous failures to piss the doctors
.Profiting by his former experience he
manaBed to slide by the civilian plivsi
ens at his draft board and set out
"joyfully for rump Meade. Once t:.eriv
Iiik sltn-e earl In .September, Is In n '
rrench hopitnl iccoverliiK from 1 1 oe
wounueii icr aim a case or (,-as poisoning v.(.
accordlnn to a lttei fiom the jiliinc I'ltn ti: IlDHAItti I KKIIMY,
soldier reielved bv his mother .Mis rr,rted ns wounded In imlav s olllclal
Kllcti McDowell. 4800 T.nlrd slreit. Mc- cnsiialtv list. Is reall) dead nnordliiR
Dowell Is imlv seveiitein jtnrs old and to a letter from tlio vounir soldiers
was Mill attending school when the war .brother. Their father Mkvael Kear-
fever seised him IPs mother filt thnt.uev, 2 South rortv-ecnnd street, Is
about
Is ac-
hlm when he was so anxious to ko nloili; cordlnK to his brntliei John Kenrnev
The annv, the nav.v, the ihnrch, medl-j
cine nnd finance lire tepresented In
the list of prominent res'dents or
the clt.v ilalmed bj epldemli; Intluena
In the last tn put) four hours.
Senior Lieutenant Jusppli k IMwards,
hon of Mrs Itosalle C. Kdwards 2119
Locust streel, died lateMesterday In New
York of double pneumonia follow Ins; In
fluenza He was commissioned In the construc
tion corps of th- navv about cIbIU
months ntro and was stntloned In New
York Ills mother and bis wife, who
was Miss Marie Able of II iltlmore, were
with him when he died (
He was taken 111 a week ai;o and earlv
In the week pneumonli developed. He
died at the Waldoif-Antorl I Hotel
He vvns a hrother of Lieutenant Com
mander V Atlee IMwards, a member
of Admiral Mills staff and now on foi
lg!i sen In and of 1'lrst Lieutenant
i: rtildniti Kdwnids who Is In Trame
with the eiiKlneerlnc cnrjis under Major
An early moitilng tialn from western
Pennsylvania toiHv tnought the body of
Mrs Vlrcfula l'nlrscrvke, a former Phil
adelphia girl, who died early Saturday
inornlwr In the lleavir Valley Oenernl
Hospital. She Is the tenth PhlHdelphla
woman tcnacilflce her life while allcnd
line Inlluenin patients.
Mrs Knlrservlce contracted pneumo
nli vvhlle tiursInK a meinbir of thi
Slate constabulai), Her pitlent, Joseph
Mallny, member of the detachment at
Junction Park, told the vounu woman to
leave him nnd proteel hertlf nKalnst
Irifluenta, but, determined to "see him
thmtiKh." she stutk until attacked by
the dlseise Cntlv Siturdny mornlnK she
died tShe leaves a liulnncl Hilda four-monlh-old
inl)V. Her bodv will be placid
In a receiving vault at Pern wood Ceme
ter.v Mrs Palrservlce will be lemembered
In this clly ns Mls Vlrslnla (liven, of
Overbrook. She was tvvent)-tvvn years
pftsrssc 3-ck xxiammsmiMwimmn i in iagg..wiieii;iiiw
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiV- t '.i ,:sKJrlltltHk' $$.vtiiiiiiiM
fjjfjjfjjfjjfjjfjjfjjp, LJN-rfjpylMjjsBBg tHililiB '
TV leuZn. ieor"i:Blttrl!l J;"-''"?"1 ,VCh"r.,,H XXnmJr
.,.. f ii,.. ft., ii.finirv nnd of First ,,le "tc police. Harlv In the summer
medlinl uirps who was tecentlv awafd
ed the Croix ile clucrre for braverv un-
I di r fire.
(Irndmite of He I nnrev Solum!
Lieutenant IMwards was
De Hanciv School and 1
i ... M,io. -m- u. h i i i. I K"'" seireu nun ii's moiner uu mni nev, 2 South rortv-ecnnu sire
llklni hi. rtrst ntt'em it (lorn nil r",c "'"' t0 ol,"B ,0 K"' 1"11 '"' s1"' " fowled by the rohflletliiB reports
with the rest of the boj.i from this
nelRhborhood
ruu.tTi: i,iii:kt vion niovn:iiv,
woundid In action, formerlj lived at
1957 Miminer street. That b'lnik has
been torn down howevet to iniike room
for the Pntkwav and the 'nuns soldiers
family his been compelled to move to
'somewhere In West Phllndi Iphli '
( OKI'OK VI. VV. K. lir.M'.Vt V,
he came ery close to belne sent home wounded trdd for nn nlllcer n commls
W the regular army surgeons who look- ,n at u,,. i'rt iHiriira training camp
,, ,hlm over, but succeeded In con-in thp mmmcr of list )rni, hut was
vnsjficlng them that a fsw months of , turned down after two months' trial He
srd training would put him In thipe , ti,cn enlisted In the 1'lrst UeBlinent
but IMwards name appears on the of-
flclil cnsualtv lift todnv as wounded
severely while the other brother was
listed almost a week ago
Their former i iptnln of Conipanv K.
111th Infantrv who reienlly returned
from l'rnnce leported tint both boys
weio doing nlcelv In a bare hospital
and the father his tebgi iphed to Wash
ington for more detailed Information
IMtt ATI! I'l.Tllll KIM.I.l. of the
nlanteered as Vnrse
Three weeks 'ago whin Intluen-i
i spread to western PentisjIvnnlB, Jo
1 senh Mallov. member of Iho detach-
, ,.r, limie, I liv I """'it cnmmniided i Mis l'alrsirvlce's
.'o,dl,am I'll'. I ''",!':,m.1 . t"",m' '" .""" ,l"e " I1
verslty Ills education was completed '" '""'", V ' ,,. h "., rl.keii troo
In Pafls At one ll.no he was connected u",ce"?' , ?"", f "f, "" ','r , Pr
with Henr.v Wes, bankers and biok-, - " X
iiiiim it 1 1 i iiiniiirr. ut -nni .-
Del He was wldelv known for his
tenor voice and contemplated entering
grand opera
He was the son of the late Dr Josiph
P IMwnid i wldilv known .inltnry
expert of this iltv who died about
twentv ears agr and of Mrs. IMwards
who wis Miss Itosalle Combs He was
the grandson of the lite (leoige W IM
w arils, one of the llrst vice presidents
of Ihc- Phlladilplila and Heading Iln.ll
The Itev. Mr. Moore, of St. Ainlrcw'a I'roteant Episcopal Cliurrh,
Kiplilli street near Sprute, su out at 7 o'clock this morning talking
Liberty l.onil p'odcrd nn signboards in front of Ills -cliurrh
WOMEN CHEERED
BY LOAN ADVANCE
Nearly $2,000,000 in Sub-
&eription& Send Total Far
Over $25,000,000
GERMANTOWN IN SPURT
Camdlnn nrniv, ported wonmleil In no- vvav lie wns thlrtv-slx jcars old
k
m Cass the stlffest Kind of a test
TJrty gave hlni the chance, he made
ed and got through the final exam
MmMon for ovetseas duty with iljlng
tiers,
vYoung I'tatt I" the son of Mr, .Itn
fcie L, Plrttt. of 2.'31 North Sixteenth
I. ills miner, vviiiiam I'inii.
in June of this vear, two month"
his son reiched France. Private
1 In a member of Comp iny K of
Sixty-first Regiment He Is a grad-
of the Central High School A
her, Wilson S. Piatt, Is In the navy.
.A
?nHt
3fwl
vjnkfci
!'
N fl. P was trained at Cainp Hancock
and tveutu.illv attached to Conipanv I.
109th Infintrj This coiiipiiny has been i ,lnt
verj rortuiinie ntioriiing to irtieia irom
joung Khcnenmi, for though It his been
through nil the heivv lighting art ind
Chateau Tlilerrj and nlong the Moriiv, It
Ins not hnd a nnn killed
Corpirnl Siienemati Is the son of Theo
dore P Micnr an, of 812 South I'lftv
flint street secrctnr of lonl draft
board .No II, Plftleth street and dies-
tlou dining tho enp'ure of Cnmbr.il, Is
the sou or Mis C. urge hell, of 0O0O
llelflild nvenue, tlerm intown He en
listed 111 the Cnnidl.in .Trim In October
of list vinr and was iislgnul to a
imirhlne.eun bait.illun 111 a letter.
dated September 8 he told his mother
lie nail escipnll injury pu uu,
but knew he was Mn foi It soon us
'things wire getting hottir .mil hottei '
Private hMlv w.ih born in Sotland
thirty-five venrs ago and was iirntignt
He Is survived bv a widow nnd thn e
children who aie now at their iutntticr
home at Hivhead N .T.
I'unenl sen lies will be hi Id In St
Patricks Cathrllc Cathedral. NevV York,
tomorrow at a m Internient will be
private and will be In the .Sew Catholic
Cemeterv, Parbv
have a husband and little bib. They
linnl tilTnld to lotc V Oil
Malloy s appeal mane .Mrs i irreernc-e
the more detennltiid In eotillniie and i
she paid tho price Mallov died eailv"
last week and on Tuesdav his faithful
nur.se wis stricken 'On Thutsdiv the
doctors held nut hope foi her tecovery.
but Prldav night she began to fall and
thn fi How lug day passed avvnv Hesldcs
her husband nnd baby IlUhatd II, Talr
serv'ce, Jr., she leaves a brother, Cap
t.lln Jolin K lllven, C " . and a
Blutir. Mn Joseph N Nkhol is, of Over-
brook Captain (liven Is a veteran bfi
the Spanish wai and at the nutbteii'tt
of the present war left the Mldvnlej
Steel Company to enter the engineer
corps He is stntlonul at Camp Hum
phres nnd Is mnkltig n.id.v for over-
Tuo Million Produced to Date
Appronehcs Total Amount
Gained in Third Drive
thirty-rive venrs ago aim was iiniugm i, ;,
to this eountry bv bis parents when niilv ' ......
live- .nrs old A brother William Kel- e
lv. Is III Prame with one of the Mi- I "" e
rlon.il Btlnv intanuv legimeniH wane
another brollur Robert Kellv, Is em
plojecl at Cramps.
' l&rFTrrrrej nr rir fFRnrc VWUYV'VY KAKY WKKlin Mitmti.:
"7"" . X MVM M. M. JL JJ.M.M-r M. J.,- ,
PARENTS VICTIMS OF GRIP
fBAPTAIN I.Ol IS II. FILI.DIM1. re-
Sled as severe! wounded In tola
si casualty list, has alwavs vvantul
i he a soldier. From tho t me be first
4nned short trousers he was keen nbliut
rthlng or a military nature.
(Heooit an lie reaenrd the ngp f
fcentyonc he joined the old Sixth Ileg-
ment, and at the time war was declaim
tjrttli Cermany was first lieutenant of
CJempany U.
When tne regiment was oruereu into
ii if Clrildrrn's liurratt Tlwri-'s a liliw-Eyvd IT it Mivi
Mother's Con- and llw Institution Appeals, in Ilii
Behalf anil or Other Like Him
(lerninntmvii Heaths seas service
llugllsh D ilium. Jr. Wlssahlcknn Nurses Here; iirave
and Stafford stieel, tlermantowni ii0i Cross nuises In w.ti-lotn 1 lance
esteidn of pneumonli developing inv,. shown no itienter loallv and brav-
froni Intliieimi. Ile Is siirvlve-d liv his -. thnn .i.nt exhlbltid b tin- resolutu
piient", widow, one daughter and l norpfi of Philadelphia nuises 'IIuoukIi
brother The funeral will be luld Wed-)01, ,jle entire siege they lefu-ed to con
nesil.iy slder the personal hisai dp and i.acrlllci-H.
Mi niilliini wns a giaililate of tupifn have paid the prke and mole than
(lirmanlown Ae.ideni and the I'nlvi-) nxty thers, aie now suffeilng fiom
eltv of Pfnnslvatila ctas or l'in7 ? i 1e innlndy. Twenty of these are In
was the presenter of sis 'Ins lie ".iMmm,! condition
associated with his fiillm In the real I Tlle flrt rHl, t() die was Mips Mn
estate busliiesH and was . i leinbei f ....... nf ,i. vrtniisti rn (let eral llos-
ne .vianuiiiciureis i iu-, urn ie i nit-n
Li egu
.Mrs
1'iaiices Pole Is dead it h'r
pltal. Others who have niudu the pu-
pieiue sacrifice In the line of tlut aie ,
j
Teniae's returns, WiMiieu's I lliert
I mint
Chestnut lllll, Mrs. I'. .
Mrlllirnnv, ilinlrniHii St:, 1(111
(Irrinnnlown, Mrs. . II.
Clurlc.i ,,.,, 110,0111
VVr.l IMilbidrlnhbi, Mrs. II.
I'. ItlrliariUein ,. . Ill, Slid
Central . ellv, .Mrs, Paul
llenrkla VlllU .,. . IIIIV.IMIO
North en Hi I'h'.lliilelpbla,
Virs. JiiIiii W. Mover Stt.OOl)
North Philadelphia, Mrs.
I liersiiinn llerrlek ti.1,100
SiimIIi rlillailelpbln, Mr-.
Mailer I. Krerinan I II,'! 110
North rrral, Mrs. t harlrs
c. Murts . .10,0111
Kelislnglon, Miss lleiiluli
l-enlmiire SU.ino
lulls n f siluivllilll. Mrs.
Ilessle l. Allcimis . . . HI. 'J 00
TmlllVs total SI.DKn.KMI
(Irand Infill . i1.5S0,11O
Iteports ft mn ellslllct chairmen eif tin
7 PATROLMEN DIE
VICTIMS OF GRIP
Three Firemen Albo In
eluded in Today's Toll
of Influenza
EPIDEMIC IS ON WAIS'E
Aeni(;e of liTM New Cases in
Lust Three Days Arrange
for Burials
Sister and Brother Victims
and Man's Widow and Chil
drcn Suffer
Three of one Philadelphia family are
dead, two are djlng and two, are 1)1
with Influenza.
Thursday morning Miss Margaret
Ilrson, who lived with her mother, Mm,'
Julia llryson, In rooms at GC5 Xorrtf
I'nlon street, died.
Her brother, John Ur)son,63t North
Thlrty-sevenlh street, died thkt nltht.
Johft Hr son's son, Joseph, died two
weeks ago. All developed pneumonia,
from Influenza.
Mrs. John Ur)son and her oldest on,
Uernard, are critically til, and two other
children, John, Jr., eight. cars plct, and
Thomas, six months old, are suffering
from the disease.
Michael O'Brien. In whoe home Mrs.
Julia Dry son and her daughter oc
cupied looms, also U 111.
A double funeral was held today for
Mine Ho son an her brother. Mervtcea
were held nt the t'nlon afreet address.
'and burial wns In Holy Cross cemetery.
mree members of the Charles H. Jef
ferles family. 621 Xorth Ninth street,
Camden, died within three hours of In
fluenza late yesterday.
Jefferles, wlio was thlrt-flve ears
e Id, died first. Ills wife Jean, thirty
ears old, followed him two hours late.
An hour later their baby died.
Two children, the only survtvots of
tho family, both critically 111, were sent
to Cooper Hospital.
Double funerals were held today from
the honies of two Influenza-stricken fam
ilies In this city,
Jncob Kraus and his wife Nellie died
of Influenza at their home, 1430 South
Fifteenth street Tile deaths occurred
within a few hours, after but a few
elajH Illness. The funerals were held
from the residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Kraus, Second and Moore streets. Mrs.
Kiaus was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Gnvln.
At the Children s Iture.iu 41" Sout.i
We(;Ntlonal Armv, Lieutenant Fielding i nftcenti, vtrefX Is s darling blue-ecd
j'wiw one of the first to ask for active i)OJ e Ip a bunch smile m nnd
tervlce In the field. 'nn mess and once In n while he en.
'Jle wbb at once placed In command
ti. a. platoon of Companv K. tilth In
fantry, and Inst May sailed for France
.jJ'Almosl from the start his command
was sent to the front and as earl as
for mamn Hut his ni.iniu Is vciv in ai
a hospital, and so l his dad. for both
have Inftuenra.
Now this .voungster needs a home and
the Invlnir care of a mother while Ills
s1 m-a rlfrht I., ih. Ihlrif nf lh hnlla . .... nn.utilu am i fillflned 111 the lios.
M-UIJ n ..n. ........ ... .... v.,,,.,.. ,,..,..... ,
v 'Somewhere In France joung Fielding pltal And there aie nnn more- Juel
moti his spurs and was promoted to like him, so J. B Irnll, puperlntendent
J.2iui.1n tnr hpaverv on the field nf fie. , nf the Children's Uiinnu, Is unx'ous to
3S . . .. I., ..nulnn 100 n.lS.
Ulr I get in IOUCI1 Willi ruim- irti""" ,,1
He wrote to hip wife whenever tneiceiil .merii.in in .. ... ................
'rtunltv offered and his letters were to pln the mother p role for Hie names
' . . . . . . r .. 1 . f ir.illl u, ' Kll II
with praise for the no s under mm irar o"" i" - '',.
.
J
E. 5
k m.
Presbvterrnn Orphanage Te eare for
othei chlldien whose parents ale si Ik li
en It p necessary lo nppeal to the
svmpatliles of Phil idelphia women
The lire asked to bo.eid thi nables un
til the strliken pnrenis reiover '
Mr Hall expla'ned that more than
fifty children inuglng In age from one to
four earn have been left distllute b
parents' who have been Mrlcken with
Influenza.
"The babies must be eaied foi," he
added, "but oui charters ale limited
Polev's
death was d'K" pneumonia which
developed ftom Influenza Mr Pole 1st
suffirlng from the tnnladv ,
Mr Pnlev was stricken tell eiiis ago
ni..v.- v ..... .- . . ,,,.. , ,..,. ,,r
-,,!... f.. U. ..,.. ..Int. I uimui nlntnLnt VIUnPnN IlllJeilJ I.UIII in i,.,r .....
i home, 724 Locust avenue, (le in intnwr. I )f ()e i.,inien,, Hospital, Mls .M.ir lent oui.irlng lodi, though the total still
Ian' her l''"'""''. .",,,'n,ln"i'' rrl,,!!!. iTerrannvn. St. Joseph's Hospital, Mlssdni4 t miU, the amount the would
Ptruetor at the clerusntowii 1 rlei u s . .... Lmikenau Hospital, and ...
School 1 ecrlouslv III Mis roiev s fiilnir fit the Phllndelnhl.i "ke
(lener.il Hospital, Miss Nellie O'Neill, Mip V II (lurle.v. ch.eliman or the
a head nurse; Kllle Haltaln a student jacninntuivti dWtilit leported that hei
nurse: Miss Mabel Iloilgher lioacl of I ,,,,tl u t ,lll(i H,etdv suhsillljiel mole
anlltl.l.H,U.I.ir U'.nooniu. ulmo.. as muel, as It
disease b VrlnthP .kk romn ' '"' """'LnHhed dining the entile four weeks
is Hie iiniiuiiiur hi '..! ii ;-" , .P,, ,. .., ,nB,i ii.- t,iir4 ... . .,...
. . .. I or me innei iu.ui un.
on tne uring line, sis I'ue-cior ivinsen.
of the Department of lleilth and Charities
nf David II Ho, of "'"'".
Consl ohocken, and vvns married a jear'
,ago I .
Aftet treating eeotis of Inlluensii pa
ilonte.s Hr John Forp.vtli Little, of
Lawrencevllle, N J., louti.uled the dl-
LUtleastgrX.e".'."''!'.' ...rftsim ALBUSGER ESTATE, $600,000
M mIIi .11 Col ege. nnn imcr in" kiiiiiu-
,7110,000
hence the appeal to the womanhood of niton wan Identified with .leffirsein In
!.. :.,.. i. .u. j..i t i re.i.H imlav. "anil wc nave mien n
Ifist the enemv I cottage that has been Unt to us b the
-.-.'ilt was on October a that Mrs Fielding
,. Wived a telegram from the War De-1 -.. TTMT17I7RC PI CAN
MBaUftkAawl nn l.ilnt)er T .ml uun In a
'Jiv-! Homowhprp hi Finnce j
i.i'ipaptRln PieMlnff before he entered the
idt il .in I .. h il.nflaM.n -n.nln. b.I K '
jSe American Unglneerlng Companv, and -- -
, eHles his wife has a six- ear-old son. , . .
rMm Wesley Fielding lAIn: Tirnnma :inil Scrill)hlIl!I
. Hr. UMnlrtlnir nnil lipr unn nre mnUlno. I I
fcelr home with her father. Christian (
leauss. 1430 Houth Flftv-fourth street
CORPORA I. IIOVVAKII l.P.N NKII
WABN'Klt, ofllclay reported mlsslt g. Is
foully In a French hospital recovering.
Jfcwn wounds In body and both legs, nc- I
fcOrellng to letters received bv h's parents.
.and Mrs. I.ennard c Warner, 5331
away avenue The War Department's i
gram stated that voung Warner had;
c jflaHLct! fa.rl m Uatvlnrnlinr T it mm rtnnltl '
ris"""" ' v v "ii .iit
ijMII.be Jocated Letters ftom him elated
itember 13 nnd le lift-ve renched his
Brents telling In deiall of his expert-
In the hosnltnl In the last letter
W paid he expected to rejedn h's regl-
Hit about October 1
Philadelphia Todnv we have six chil
dren who must be plaied in homes Im
mediate,! and the number will glow un
til the epidemic abates
1 PERSCH INDICTMENTS
HOUSES DOWNTOWN UP TO SUPERIOR COURT
l .wis 1. imirrled Miss IMIth J T.llld
prominent artist, living nt Thlitv-slxlh
and Chestnut stieets Doi lor Little hid
been a ics'dent nf Liwrencevllle foi
several ven'rs and bad built up a Luge
prititloe Hesldes his, widow he li-aves
one son nnd two elaughieis He was
thlrl.v-clght eirs old.
in., i.nesi medical man to give his
life III the struggle ngalnst the epldeni'o
was Com ad Hngel, an osieivmin
Retired Business M,m Left I'er
conaltv WortliS 100,000
w hen
'was inlpcil
I Mis P., Dobsoii Alteiiius vvus Jubillint
ii. ei the fact tint lt.,Jtm In thfc'illstrlct
nf lulls of Hcluilkll) was iits(il Frldiv
night In the "Wakii lP. Plilladelplila"
id, he. Door bells were rung and per
srnal solicitation ieulteil In obtaining,
this amount
I Mis. Ceoiup Dallas Dlxoil, head of the
1 Penns)lvnnla Kallro.td womfn's war re
An, estate of (DUO iillcl of which $(U0- ' " '"' ' ' "' "'-,;., .31,51, ,Kui In
mill s personhl prnpeitv was left ll , lief eoinmltt.e, reported "'",,,v'.1
Jacob T. Albueget a tetlred business , 1'rlda by the Hroal .Street Station
man. who died Ocobi 1 I at 1810 South booths. Ill chaise of Mrs. A. J. ountv
Itlttenhouse hnuare jira (leorge W Hnjil was In charge
ASK FIFTH WARD RETRIAL
AttorncvH for Convicted Men
Miike Appeal at West Chester
Petitions for a new trial will be filed
at West Chester today hy attorneys for
the defendants In the Fifth Ward elec
tion cnnsplrncy case. This date was st
bv Judge Hause when a retrial was
asked following the convictions several
months ago,
Those convicted are Isaac Deutsch,
Vare lender of the Fifth Ward; Police
Lieutenant David Dennett and five
pol'ctuien. The West Chester jury
brought In n verdict of guilty on charges
of having conspired to prevent it free
and fair election nt the nrlmarlen fcen-
itember 10, 1917, when Policeman (Jeorgu
A, i.ppiey was murdered.
Next week arguments on the petition
will be heard In the meant'me, District
Attorne Truman Wnde, of Chester
County, Is making an Investigation fol
lowing the ndmlsslon of Frank nv.tn,
Vaie lender of the Thlrtv-slxth Ward,
that he forfeited the $5000 ball After
Policeman Allen, of the Twentieth nnd
Federal streets station, had myster ously
disappeared. Allen hnd been awalllnj
trial on charges of attempt to bribe sev
eral Jut men In the previous trial
A decrease in Influenza inses wns re
ported this afternoon, and Health Di
rector Ktuseti said thele vvus 1111 lm
ptnvinietit Ii) conditions generallvl
Among tho-e who died of the dlpeasc
le.dav wsie seven policemen nnd tin re
membeis of the tire eleplirtmeitt
A 11 port covering a peiiod fiom 1
o'cloik I'llduv afternoon until II n'eloik
'oilav plated there were 5021 new e.ipes
s the report Is virtually fbr three d.is,
Ihere wan an nvetnge of 1S74 cnsis a
dav
Coinpatcd with the recoil! nt the out
set of the epidemic when the llguicH
were running In the ne'ahborliood of
1000 elses dellv. (his decided drop,
health authorities s.iv, shows tin. din.
casp ih well under control
The new cases me dlstilhuted us fol
lows north of M irket street. 2221;
south of Mnrl e street, 1201 4. West
Philadelphia. l'lOl : Ceimnnloivn. .101,
The lioHcem- n wh" succumbed were1
House Sergeant Martin II CliHc. Fourth
ind Ilaco slrl-ets statlnti' William 15
l.uv, if ih Iteserves Hlg'ith nnd Jef
fit son streets nation : Fiederltk Hoff
inn, Jr. Third sin ft and Falrmoiint
nvenue station; Henlnmln Kind, also of
tin Third street and t'nlimniuit nvenue
'tatlon: Heserve Pnllcemnn Jclm Ilurnsj
Mliliael KhoMall. Twentieth and Berk-i
stnets stiitlou. Patrick .1 Whahm.
T ntv-slith anil York streets ptalloii
Wllllani It (loidop a fornnr iiollce-j KM.I.ISII MAI. I.AM. Jit
nnn and sou of policeman Aillinr (lor
don of tlio Helgrade .ind ClenrlHd
stieets station, died todny at Wlssa
h ikon Uarr.ickS, Cape May
TJie llremen who died were William
,1 McCann, Truck No 7: lleoign W.
Paul, Hnglue Coiiiimiiv 3C ; and Mlclnel
Mi Henry Truck No 10
iiKvniH
II. uf iineumohtn Ai,
I urrriel servleep will be
Brushes Aid Grip Fight in
South Philadelphia
KMK-
Irirtiinaul t.ua lia.t.,1 l I l.n Jl I t.crl.tr
rtneil with mops, brooms pcrubolng , ... ....
.rineii wiui iini , Couit today on the appeal of the e'oni-
bruslies, soap and 111 Ik eans flllcd vvltn ...
' ' ..... inonwealth from the action of Judge
hot water, (unitary squads of volunteer JIcMUllle Qartir Sessions Couit, In
workers are cleaning houses In the con- eiuashlng the Indictments against Magls
Bested South Philadelphia districts Irate lleoign A Persch
where fhe Influenza has been severe. ' "" Magistrate Persi h who Issued
where rhe innuenz.i nas neen sever .phantom warrants uxed bv Lieutenant
Dal!, the squads meet at the College ,,,,. pt, ln tne ,., Ward ,
Settlement. ' 4 J3 Christian stieet. and nrrest election oflliets and voteis op
uniler (he dliectlon of .Miss Meta Junes, ' posed to Ike Deutsch, the Vare eiindl-
i.v.irrur.nnt nvenue. He sui cuiiioeii 10
'pneumonia following an attack of In-,
CommuiiHealth Contend, for JI";BUjrt'Hh TSy &
True Bills Judge MeMiehael (-"''SJ't.", "XSTZ 'an
Held Invalid . .: to tteUl.wwArr.ngei .en ..
for tne tunerai imr n"i ".. -
Alsatian Priest Siiieunibn
After an Illness of onlv a few days.
the Ilev Henry J. Ileribrdht, a curate
of St Ludwlg's Church, Twenty-eighth,
and Master streets, died vestijrday of
pneumonia, following nn attack of Influ-
I enz 1 He was uiirij-iitA irmn w...
Father Herrbrecht was born In Alsace
mil Ills theological eaucauon wan on-
talned at I.ons. 1 ranee, wnere ne was
Satuidav when $13,900 was oblnlned
Of this niuoiint $100,000 wus pubsiTlbed
by the Phlladellihl.i Hltctrlc Compaii
thiough Mis Joseph U McCnll This
makes th" Pennslvanla Itallioad com
m.iiim ,, i.r.iml total to date of Sl.Oin-
A beuuesl of ouu ih tiven to the .sunt-1 nm,
In Society fiom a $ss O1I11 (yiate left
nv
Tlle hulk of Ills estate Is lietiue allied
to his mother. Mrp. Calhailne J Alburg-
nr nnd n tlleciV Cl.'llll Dl Dllks
He left 3BOO0II each to Chntleo Tron,
T l.e
Mortl-
2310, Helen M T. Kentes mid 111111 M
Fevre nnd Jio.uuii 10 e-narlcs
more
. . .. ... 1 1..1.
Marin I Overman, 425 South Itroidi -r" """r
sneet , 'l be New Centur Club lias tut nea in
Wills plotiateet include William 154 S30 worth of subscriptions.
Mrs K. T. Stotesbury lepotled thai
In mlilltlon to the IJB.Oiui laipeu
Drvsdule. 6050 Oveiluook avenue. lli'i
000; Ida Spiegel. 242S West Alleghenv
avenue, 16B0n nnd Francis Knln, 1120
Itltner street, $5100
I. , , .u.. .. 1..1 - .1.. ,i,ri, ... nf "aie lor .eiecl louncii
A PHIVATH C'AIU. I. CIHMnitI.AlN-, ' ... , ., .. 1 An Investigation Into Perse lis ineth.
SfOilnded In action. Is the son of Mrs. ,ne Romans College Hospital, go to 0(N It,(, , .,, nrre(lt thnrfiei( of em.
iK'llllam Chamberlain, of 30 Hast Sey-. homes where Illness has prevented .hezzlement nnd misdemeanor In ofllce
1ur street, Oermantown He enlisted 1 .,,Dll.r r.,r( r the house, cleun floors, 1 Judge McMlchiel quashed the Indlct-
the Third Regiment, National fluard " .. , j,.,i i,, .,,. inents on the technical opinion that
New Jersey, while on a visit to As- '" """ .. .- - juliKB ur0n. ho had held Persch
y Park In September nf 1117 and eraiiy unemi in mun e- i"" - ""
trained at camp jicuieuan, Aia- uf visiting nurses
The scarcity of women to clean and
the p'ague have created such a need, ac
cording to Miss Jones Homes, clean
under ordinary 1 lrcumstane-es, are now
n. Ills regiment was later reorgan
ise Into the 114th Infantry and he
assigned to Company II The unit.
for France from Newport News,'
, In June of this ear Young Cham-
a.ln urim bnrn tn Trenton re. .f I
atv.three vears ago In a etter to " uniureei 1..1
'mother he s that he has been In
front-line trenches twice and hopes
to be hack with his company
tin. ready for another shot at the
he.
IMJTKVAJvT Al.KXAMIHK II.
l'A. reported as killed Ih action In '
' ortlclnl casualty list, la another
M soldier vvno insists an remaining
ii, despite the War Department's as-
tnai ne i ueaa 11 was on
ber 7 that the ofttclal telegram
Ke had met his death while leading
but hla father, Samuel hatta.
Msiktt street hss a letter from
An urgent call for Volunteers Is sound.
ed by Miss Jones A hundred or more
volunteer cleaners, women who aie not
(rained to actually earn for the sick,
ire needed to devote several hours' spare
time each da The clean-up movement
la utidrr the auspices of the Women's
College, South Philadelphia branch, at
the Barton Dispensary, 335 Washington
avenue Volunteers should, however,
apply at the College Settlement
In addition In tho mops, brushes and
hmmni. the snund members have fire
the
hmehets. In which they burn all
i 1 ..o .tai-.i a,.,i, 1 .. i.ni,.r and cither rubbish they find In
tht h h.ii t,..i urnnn.i.rf i.. i hniisei or in the neighborhood In which
Ad and was unfit for duty for a '(hey are working Men also are needed
y. ao hacl Keen given leave lo to handle snoveis iu muve inucn ui im
dirt found in ine cojigeaiea wciiunn ui
the southeast section of the tlty
Parle. lie spoke In jocular vein
1 'luck" in, eUIng to the "Ulg Joy
'.for k while nnd said his com-
nvled him greallr.
ure did Jiand It to the bunch of
t 4MHKea to us." ne wrote, "and
hot scrap while It lasted. One died of Influenza jesterasy at nis Home
zen wno iiopjeu 10 tie up myi(i wjronium o.nur, r.B,,n,u.u,
Indilenzt Kill Dank Caihter
W (Irani Hallowell, nity years old,
ne.
He
1 hit In tne ankle by a machine- had Been annuiii ","''"' nywnu
1 IXm't cet eieltid if vn,i ' National Bank of Krankford for twen
!'. th iiu Vf ?,.HaiJ? A. 'ty year.. He wa. the son of Benjamin
L.J1 .UT1 ' J'o0n?!' tor and Wlsha Hallowell. Mr. Hallowell
ess lit nolfclnc; eerioue the mat. Wn In Krankford and educated In
tiM mMI choolti. He Is survived by
umi oeaihiasi ia la is, u. i.a. ui tw
la la
under ball had no right to sit as a
tnmiiiitttiig maglstinte
The r.uestlon for the Superior Court
to dee Ida is
Did the l.eglslatuie exceed Its poweis
when It provided that 'the Judges of
the Municipal Court shall be ex-ulllilo
JUPlleVn of the peace".'
In argument today AsslNtnnt Dlstilct
Attorne Taulane quotcd'Artlcle I, Seo.
tlou 5, of the Constitution, which pro
vident The Judicial power of this Com
monwealth shall be vested In a Supreme
Court ami In such other courts
as the (leneral Assembly may establish"
He said this warranted the legislative
act providing that "Judges of the Mu
nicipal Court shall be ex-ofllclo Justices
of the peace "
' If It Is true,' he said "that no court
can be created whose Judges may act as
Justices of the peace, such as the. muni
cipal court, It would mean that Philadel
phia must for all times put up with the
Inefficiency and abuses of Its magistrate
s)stem This Is too Intolerable to con
ceive of"
On the refusal of Judg McMUhael to
approve the bills of Indictment as dis
trict attorne 's bills, Mr Taulane ar
gued, 'The defendant Is charged with
the embezzlement of fees, fines and pen
alties An examination of the Indict
ments show that the aggregate amount
of the embezzlement Is several thousand
dollars Such a charge Is one of grave
public moment "
William T Connor. Persch'a attorney.
followed closely the opinion of Judge
'McMlchael
I oMUfM He wai a I ' r -
01 dallied In 1901, He wns then sent to
Ireland for three ears, where he stud
ied the Kngllsh language He was
then sent to labor among the negroes in
the southern part of this lountrv, but
-jime ndrth arter two enrs and vvns
admltteel to this archdiocese In 1911.
being assigned to the Church uf the Holy
Ohost. Ih South Bethlehem where he
remained six ears, being transferred
ti St Ludwlg's Church Just one ear
ago.
Father Herrbrecht had nn lelatlves In
this country. His Alsaiah birthplace
was destroed b.v the reti eating Her
mans several weeks ago He had re
celved no word since then from his aged
mother and father
Ttev, Hmelllus Duser, assistant in
charge at St. Bohlfaelus's Churolv, How.
ard and Diamond streets, died late Sat
urday night of pneumonia superinduced
bv Influenza. He bad worked unceasing
ly among his pnrlshloners until he waa
himself atrlcken and taken to St. Mary a
iinsnttnl. Father Duser was born In
(lermany In 1870, came to this counliy
In 18S7, and wbb oruamea in nut.
was In. charge of a church In Baltimore
before ills transfer lo this city.
Aim. Alan a irtlln
Lleutwiant Kills Louis arlfllth, t'nftfd J
States army, motor service, died of
pneumonia Saturday night at the home
of hla mother. Mrs. Ultzabeth S. Mehrer.
426 Jefferson avenue, Cheltenhsnv l!j
was born In Cheltenham tniriy-v""
years ago, son of the late Samuel II.
arlfllth. , ... ,.
He spent lazt winter at the Mo
Training School In Rock Island, III , end
In June was transferred to the proving
station at Aberdeen. Md , where he was
on duty until last Monday, when he
came home suffering of lnfluna, which
developed Into pneumonia, Hla wile,
Mrs. Ida M. Griffith, aurvlvea. l-'u-tsuant
Orimth wars. memBer of Krlend.
ship l.odge of Masons No,- UW. Qr
maidawB. sna AtheiHet-CHlf. JtNiW 0
,,t
through the continuation school pupils
at the Cut lis Publishing Companv,
$5000 has been turned In by the Ile'ik
Lngravlng Company These siihsnlp
tlous were given through Divld Cuter
beiger, who attends the Mcl'all Con-
'tlnuatlon School.
I Shellcgrims nre still popular nt the
1 Liberty Statue booth I'.ver dn dozens
'of 'messages to the Kaiser" lire given
In nt the booth and sent in tne 1 riini.
ford Arsenal, where they nre engraved
on machine-gun shells.
Illnninered (llrls Assist
I A group of hlooineieii gin emploves
from the Arenal assisted at the Llb-
. ertv Statue. Saturday. The total amount
I received for the day from all the booths
I manned by Hmergency Aid aides was
J $198,650.
I In one evening the booth In front of
llallev. Banks & fuddle, "manned' b
members of the I'rquhart Auxiliary of
the lied Cross, obtained mi.tuii in sub
scriptions. Mrs Walter S Thomson, chairman of
the women's Liberty laian committee,
who expected to be utMier isist ln the
Lincoln building ngaln this morning,
was kept at her home by a doctor's
order. She bad been III more than a
week, but her Interest In the campaign
has not flagged nnd each day she has
sent a cheering and Inspiring message
to her woikerB
Not DlitiluUhed III Ute
Throughout the Slate flguies Indicate
that the epidemic bus not diminished.
Mate Health Cpiniulssinher llovei as
serts that nppriixlm ilel 275. Hill) persons
h.ivo been stilt ken
Plans to forllliiitr bulla's were dls
cupsed thrs afternoon nt a conference
between Robert P Drlppe. cxei utlve sec
retary of the- Plilladelplila snfetv com
mission, nnd representatives of the cty
imdertakeis.
Mnvor Smith was to have attended the
meeting, but was pievented on account
of a cold. He was ordered to bed bv
his ph.vslclun
Assistant Dliector of Public Health
Harrv Mace had a conference With
Deputy Coroner Frank Paul today about
the disposal of bodies Mr. Mine decided
to cut the red tape as fur lis possible.
L'nder ordinary conditions the under
taker had to get a certificate before n
burial was allowed, but now the body
enn be luitled first and the certlfliate
obtained later.
t llAMr Clot.
.'illlll .VIIAMM
held TueM fleim 4t Hermitage. 0t , Itqx-
bnrnuRh mi, LeWTinmun C'ein.
Ill.c IITIll. (Jet. 11 e Has a oil nf
Anttuinv A HIHl lsnln-1 Ilerhtrl, .101 Mkh e
ft e'Titiiii. tut. eirnvnte. Cilvar I'em
nnvi:n Oet, 111. of nneumnnli. AI.HX
AMIint.J IION.NUH mini 81. Puneml Slid
I ill nrliiile er,mi ii i. n pil In H nf I Is fiitre r.
In.law, I evil I) Kelalr, Turn at 11 80 p m.
1,11,1)11111. cut 1.', MII.'Dllllll'li 1.
liUHlianil uf KI.iheth VI, Kelltr tleKirth,
nkid -k Itihitlveii rtml friends, nlmi Mc
Chllan Cnunell Sn !I7. Junior O P. A. AI .
mil Itml lonflehl Tire Cunuiaiiv Ko I. th
vltnl tn fumril lues, .t p. m from 31
C'nitirpt lludlnnllelil. N. J. Int. prliale at
11,, ii I1 Ill
ciirnrii flit ti of tineumonii. claiia
It Inee Melvln) wife of Harry II Church,
nt Iu lilib re. N. J Kmi.ru! pi relets Thurs.
nt " p. in from her Inte residence. Ilclvl
ii V. I
DAI. MM on II of uneumon a. H
sued 33 ruiierni
IiriSIII. sudileiili at llrldsenort Oi t.
u l'At.Miiu it. i)i:mi:t, on ot vv. rt.
II Ifel, uniil 21 He was n ni'Mnln r of
Ihe Svliiivlielll Irfidti and Lormhotlve Plre
nV'n nnl llnalneeri No 7.n. Funeral from
his fnllier'p resldenie, Hattleld. 1'a. Med
at 2 in l in Int. itrlvats.
I)Ki..vr.v cm, n or pneuinoiun vin,-
n
be given
no .
Kill
iii-liiriev. Due notice of funeral w
fr.iMi roHl.li m Sill H 4I Nt
lilirro (lit. I), I.UIflKVt'K. son of Ihu
late lliertiluloniew and Cntherlne Dotlo Ku
neril nrlcuie Int New Cathedral em
llliVVAIlli'S (let III. cr pneumonls,
CIIVIH.I.S KliWAItOS. son of C'liarlci II
nnd lite Anno C I'.iliviinls. aged 12 Funeral
tuts, .t p m from poOthwest corner of
lijiltliiiare. and Veombe nves . jinilowne,
Pi l't. prleiite ul r'rnwood Cem.
ctcms () t, 12. of pneumonia, CLAM
I'M'll etOSH Kunenil -rvlres at the resl
deuce nf U Thompson KlIlN, near Doyl.f.
town. Pa,, lues eve at K p. m. Int. Plain
Kfld N t . Wed lit 10 a. Ill
IIWK.NH Oil, a. of pneumonia PAllt.
1, , son of tlroruv Ai. and Msry K. Havens.
wK.d IK. 1 unpral and !nt privAte. Thurs..
2 p m . from ."210 l.ocut st. Int. Arllns.
ton ("em llriJseton pnperp plenpe eonj
HAMILTON JOHN anil MAMIR IIAMlLt
T(IN (n.e llavinqiirelther). 3603 American St.
Hurl ll Tun , no funeral
niwia: on in tiiomah irtwix. hu
blind nf VniiR 1. Hovel Irln A m-mher of
Charlep M Hwpln lodxe. No HJ4, K, and A
M , Columbus Chanter, No, 111, It. A. M i
Kon of William. No 21, I. O I. i Mar of
1 Ibertj, No 31, It V IM Ulerty!.ottrfi
Nn R. 1.. P. of A l Hamilton l.odee. No
r.liil. I () O. P.! I'nlon Indite No, 14, K. of
Pi lint Philadelphia. No 140. I.. O O !
nnd P. It. II toilet AnuclMlun. Funtrsl at,
convenience of famllv. ..
IAC IvhClN, eici. 1. 01 pnpnmania ji ji
TIIA lACKSOV. widow of Walter Jsckson
(nee VVen'ork, 1 .
KAROL Oct II. KATIIHTV II . wife or"
I enpold I' Karsl. saeil XT. Kelallvea sno
trlenila Invltedi lo services. Tne , I p m.
at .14(11 I'lnsnei'lng rve. Int, Arllnston
Cem Autn fun.'il .......
I.OIltl Oct 13 nf pneumonia. t.AUIeV.
ii if nf Frulerlek Lord Funeral aerv
ilea and' Int. prlinte Tuea , at conveniens
(live 400 Ciinins
Carl de Schwelnltz, uf the Siclety for
Organizing Charities, and O F McCoi
nilck, of the war camp service com
mittee, offered 400 corllns to Mr. Mace,
They vvero accepted,
Councils today weie given peimlpslou
liv Director Kruseti to hold special ses-
ulnn u week frnlll tllllllirtniv In iiiivq nn
ordinance providing for an Increase In lF'l "W'W: .!f!" te'.-'.'iV.a :,in ??,
the Interest of the unused $3,000,000 of '.'.rctate from 848 Lex .Ireet. Int. Mor
ei,uuv,uuti irunnii luetii tiuiu i to s3
tier cent.
The epldeunlo annus pallors and
marines n the Fourth ,S'ava District,
which Includes this city, virtual))' has
p.iBsed. Only two deaths oceJdrred In the
twenty-tour hours ending at noon es
terday, while? only fourteen new cases
were reported In the same period
Fewer Calls for Doctors
"The cessation of the epidemic does
not ineap Iher should be any relaxation
In tlie precautions n'ready outlined,"
said Doctor Krusen. "The severe winter
months take their usual toll of pneu-
..:".." ... .i.. ,o'. nf nion a and t. is in aniictpaiion or th a
-1.1 fllltlr'lll Ul IIIT" ms e VUIIIH1II1I.C m"T . . I -'..
the Liberty Ian have so appreclatecl I disease that special emphasis Is placed ' HYN ' '-, '
IK: efforsyof Mrs. Thomson , this, as on the con UnuMton o fresh a r ven- W !.!. &'
well as previous .campaigns, that lliey ""'"'. """',- ' ,"" ""'
subscribed $10,000 through the artists
I Hon to personal h)glene.
MRS, VIRGINIA FAIRSEHVICE
Volunteer nurse died atleficUsx
,eiunrters rtn the BellevUe-Stratford roof,
I with the request thnt Mrs, Thomson's
MKirtrail oe pauueu tiy i.eujiuiu neyucii
'Mrs. Thomson expects to poso as soon
as her health, permits.
FALL KILLS WOMAN .
Triest'i Mother llreaks Nerk on Stairs
, In Home In Catriden
Mis Mary lUalsy, slxt-thlie ear
old, died today at Cooper Hospital,
Camden, from a fractured skull and
broken neck. She fell down stairs last
night at her home, 93 Cooper street. ,
Mrs Henley vvns the mother of the
ttev Thomas Healev. who recently be-
cams paatof f thol'Bthollo Church et
May'a lJettn. ffrevlouitly, Father
of famlb from 7114 Itlrtze ave., Iloxunrouxh,
MONCAUA Oet II, "f pn.umonla, .11'
l.tl'H, .nn nt Tubus T, nnd Anna U Mnn
lailn, Fun.rnl il cii"Vnl.Pce of fm!l,
fp. mil oifnrd at lt prhste
nri Illllll, in l in, ur.c. r., iiub,'h,'i oi
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Montrose
'JcTKIMIlll Oil. II. of Bneumnnts,
AMI1I.IA wife of Kmll Hl'lm"r. sseil ill
Punersl TeVa , R .10 n. m . 42S Wood at. Int
nrli' Mntv CVSS e'em
HU.MVRI18 Ort, in. at the rriM.noe of
her brolherli-l"c Daniel linker, 2130px
fifii st rtOKf. VrtANC-R wlfs of Wm.
If Hummers, elanhler eif nilsabelh A an4
III. lals Ihdmss II (lrtld.n. Funeral nt th
cinvnl-" of the family
VVU'KKS Oct II Kl.l.K.S' P. duuthtee
of Charles I., snd Autumn Wa.kes rjrSf.
a.l 111 yeeira II moa Due nnilre ef the
riniral will l '' 'rom " Cambr)af
" WATRON Of Ilrltol. Ps , Orl. It,
MAItBlCK W . huahana nt f.vdls C W'alson.
Jiid ft'i Itelsilves ind frenda elm Hr.
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ii ,'. at . 1!rllol Pa Int. nrif'el.
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