sm?
M
m
m
4UH
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rattflmT
rise: hinted
EXCHANGE
MM , Broken Expect Soaring
:ticcs noon fence ami
Predicted
lldent Wilson's apnea', Tililcli was
the tongue of almost eery one
Hit the half session Saturday, did
rMm to have the least effect on the
nip ttlr TlfliiAa vMitA.l Blrnni. 4111
ryj,fjfc close. The subject, however, seemed
, jIMuo" in the financial district. ;onc
fiwBga opinions were asked would en-
8. fcwr an -expression, except one, who said
t'TMWomu ud a. uuumciniig. nic umj
H'&r "ri expressions neara -were mm
A - ''HhiL local and not really a national
FV y at the present time, whatecr It
t l ,r develop later. '
MR?tJ.a lk lhe"Street the early nropects of
h.! twi were discussed pro and con, with
KLsJ." .i-ft Aa.l.M . t. . l .ansa . frttsi-vl...
JbtX 5 svrwii Hciiiiinnii jii mwi v. jhc iwu-
jiwmnity or urrener on mc part 01 rur
.'iltey. and Austro-Hunirary in a few days, i
Krf ... i .. . i.. . -. '
s -iwiTinB Ito aueninuve ior uprmnu)-,
.'X,ltmbr s
nticipated some Important nap-
i- , .li-VMtlllUfl r.fnf- IhA rmrl;t miPTt thl4
U& imornlns;. which might stampedo the mar-
S'" l?eH, and one banker went so far ns to
j fi-f.may that the recent action of tire money
W'VPOOl committee In Now York as more
; 4& In 'anticipation of whnt miff, it happen
&v HsU,l,rt prices of securities soaring1 any
iirrifww uays, nmicr inuu wui uuu iii -
.uElrwadv hanncned.
m . vi .,: - , ., .ii.i ,,,
K:jfcW. H Mrn'ffi
r S?A-iJL...i..-j t .i. n..i,.i ,it.iri,.i inn
'JfWftothlh. ery definite could be nscer- Jd'iro . Tones, the salesmanship Instruc
W,tlned on this subject, although the ru- tor told Us at nn Thutsday-s class.
E- v,'$H'fliors persist.
P M Bankers and brokers anticipate a con-
' 'ifftinuation or tne present inarKei sireiiKin
6..S"Tiftir some time, unless Interfered with by'
Esiife further action bv the money committee
K - ak. Investment houses report a fairly good
.1' xt-..' . -. i i-i !. ....n ,.of
r l-v.' -- ..... .. .!. la I., la .... 1 1.I1 -!..... I.. I -- -- .- . . , . .... I
irs ,l nnv nRcr. II 11 tuill lll.li flrvrmi i'"" - -' - . . -. ". " . I'VCrV tnP I1U lilt iLIin t HUH f'-U 111 llilli"
iLV. DU3 nef& ii is um iii.it n.t.w. ..w..
"YUaues, short term with high yield ana"i ' " "'"-. "t.e " i hcsb To tins general Miowieuge snouiu ln,, Al ,iis time m its head marched
jgSV,'vary attractive to Investors, are waiting ,'"t,,h,a 7 "c "as an equ.il "--hanco i1P- ni1ilt.fl the spec'al knowledge of .vour , , , , lIle,r ro,)M of nlp
r ' be launched within the next few days.' ''"elop the kind of personality he particular activities j NV.ll.Ptllp lllUu. , n Ba,nB wouni,
i'SKThm. of course, have all bean pawed. ..BeV.rcn the two school, of thought T find vour no.ln... Career of Peter !" ",0 "a "''"V " 31 s,l!" f.r.0" "
vS MP"" by the capital Isues committee ns , commonsensc i-chool which while '''lnl" Interest ng as well as instructive, , "errnnu gun n.ui t-pioueci. i ne i-rim-e
p not being incompatible with the need? ' communsensc i-ciiooi wnicn. wniic t b uswlon to make: As'c.r v es took up lis place Just under
iH&f ? .v 5 incompauuie e agreeing that personality can be de- RrtiortHInu Is eo eloselv related to sales. .,., ,.,,.. ,.niP
,,S.r. of the Government. veloneil. also nnirnlm ih.il w nr. i manshto. whv licit give I'eter Fllnlsomet ex- ' ."- - u V ...... ..
i 'W& The same old rumor about new financ-
,'M; Inc by the Fennslvanla Kallroad Com-
'w Pfy ' afloat again, inquirj" ironr a
cs'v. wen-Known nnancier wno is cio-e to mc
sr.2fi,s, Pennsylvania authorities said he
had !
.-,$"'! hesard the. rumor and. as on previous
t'i& jyoecaslons, had traced It back to "no-,
, i;vijf X-V
' ?c i xll courffe wncn l nearu u, lie illu.
g , "I did not credit It, because every prece-l
rf'dent connected with Pennsjlvania
Jtjfcv financing was against it. In all my
'fcSij, years of experience and study of this,
riSKr -BUOJect l nave iouna mat tne i-enn-
.W Bylvanla IUIlroad Company never Issues
4W.,ec"r111" when 1""lccs r """"i"" arc !
TOflZlL" l2 " "S S.": ." :
Ir-imfi-V "'" "' ""'"c.-b .ii "" iic "
Wlm n,5 ?nd no,M are Issuocl !lt a t,,ne
.'.W 'F,nn "! command par or oier, ami on ;
M- '' r aDout I'er "" i Know
' itwbc iiitj i eiiuaj tiniu. is uorruwiiit,
if"$i money at present from the Government
. t."V;r Ut a net. nanl on.1 a.. 1nnn- na It n n
iiri-V ...., .. o lull), Ik ...,
JM continue to do that It Is not likely to
5,'ritJt'wouId be comnellcd to ritv T ner pent ,. , . ""-""'' m "e nns :i , ting army olllcer tniH ween.
iJiLrt Thn h p,ili!L vvell-devcloped mind to think up ways In the first month of the college year.
$PJ 17 . ln. I'f;nns'lva"la and means of doing things: he has the 1" per cent of the State College unit
i&Jti ,8SU0 no,es lhat wlu cost lcs,i tha nhvslchl strenetl. , ,r,. ,,, , hi i.i.J. ' of the S. A. T C. has been sent to of
m'4 Percent, then." he said. "I will look1 o creates and he has L lf!ll J I ScefrVlnliw camps. Owing to the
"&&" ,Ior an issue, but not till then I .,. i , . , has the moral fiber urK011t .lemand for orflceis. the l'enn-
aSEr. , 3 l' ' "ot u" lnen- ' that keeps him from doing wrong. I Ai,.in ,,.- Cniieee will begin n. new
..-l-yF . ....j ..v.wu uk ,.uuu...& ......, illlkll nil,.. . !. ...II ( . ...
'. few Newr Tlnnri OfTtf-rEntr 'Simr.r.uc. n t-nnn Imu n nnnt-t. .1.1 .t... I
j , 'There are a number of new bond of
Km&tT,nK Xl bo "deVdurltW thl. week.,
t :a- bankers having these transac-.
I- S l,ons under advisement say already
MJ,y have had substantial Inquiries
jpricn expressions or desire to Dartlci-
Kii.- i -i. j ., . . -
takvai in me ijrtnju&va nnancing
NJThere was n. firm iinrtertone in ,,,.
Hw-" .-. - . -.- ; -" " "-
hJwum ukikcl uii -.Liurnnv. wrn n nir i"
.iifce'ral volume of trading recorded foV
R .7vhalf--dav session. 1'rlre, m ,
nasi ,.'21- -..:. "..V . ." ."".
OUSmtwrUair changed from yesterday's
f&S ?? i.r" A.-K0-J""
',,!, . ., , .... ...,.,,.
MtaTn act ve in fZ" VrVd." '" w,.1;"
tHatKew York Stock Kxchange and
'Hr""e" l"o counter.
IVtT&i,
rJ&3 While It mav he (hot tn. .in.- I
UK WlttU I .,.. 1.. al.a ... - ...
may be that the stock
W S&'marIet vttl 8how reactionary "tenden
l 'ifif& during the coming week, It Is not
r .-J'yrthouht tllat thls wlH U" regarded In
i ., .. , t
jjS.ivoe Dona market to any appreciable
.AjBxtent.'
'"iufcyP American Telephone and Telenmnh
-1sWv:oonvert'ble bonds held firm at close
raS?.l' Pr- Consolidated Gas convertible
4-w
.were quoted at from 103 to 103ait
ithern Pacific convertible 5s at from '
fSonthern
-atfrSl -" . .?; . .ner .raroaa eues Is charaoter and reputation the ' - tn n..rHn unrl nrPfln in hex tire- of Immgculate Conception tt h. in. Jnt. Old nf int. Oucn nnd MarunrPt TJhIIpv. nrla.
f 9:SX.VTV tirm. aiinOUell oniV il inn(1pratAim7" n -ittir ti-ntnin 1AV -t-. '"".'- . .. . .. . - Cnthpflrtil iVm. Antrt fnnpriil. !.t.. -- t. i. ..i..i .. h.j
uGfMfnorUnt of busln
...., ... , .v uu..h nuiiiiui ticAv uancui fntiv ror inmicaiu.Le assistance to avei t . v. i.- .- . t- irvri-n .u- wn'i n irnun mt m-n m luiinnii '-fi.
ess was transacted in "No." was the reply. "Reputatlcp is X!,lt . " l ?ac'w,.v HX ;:, if:., .' ' ' " "'Wlchr.
ZTv laem.
what others think we are, while char- The Vienna municipality has only iMIii-kali 1,u1ki. 1. O. o !"; Women's Urn- ijai.v Oct T. of pneiimonla .10IIN
bonds were firm nar- , acter Is what (Jod knows we are. three weeks' rations left, and supplies. . flrlal Ao. of Maces bees of the Wnrldj huabaml of Catherine Duly tnee Furev) and
i ...i.ii. .i ' ' ' mit enmlnr hneii n n.r.n.,ii i.. notably from (Jallcla. hav e been stopped Ladles of . Golden Kaiilc. xclslor Temple. ,on of Arthur nnd Kuaan IJaly. of Oor-
;"SLIberty Ian
tumim: The'SUs nVo nt on, "suppose a person dclevolps his 1.;"" hu'rrMly' mne ( ""K1" $-1 "' $& " VAhsIS' trJiSr
T"i . , and'mora.1 sides "'lioTnri-! 52""!.". " ii ZjfesV iHoj ln-tMirVo'. . l&foi,- ftE ' WcV Sif. ",' nlmnma" EHB:
vernment issuer wr nulpt. Ta' ana inorai aiaes. ills personality fa ' ihnir nMimut in npisimii the t.y.ocht not nv Pnrirnn emmnii . ikr. wnmon nf vv.n t f.nt. ( i nir nnH kthi0 r.nnmn
J fSa-K?' eonalderable
', kSI- ".w bvwu
i.nS(,BK..Forel8'n go
? AV Iwtfttl tl imotl nn., . Jl -.
txlfr-corded In this department.
L 0,ri' ." . ..... nilluuilL Ul LI.tUlIllT IH-
"$s ffo'ri-trm notes wte treatly stlm-
, ,? i'tel y the quick sale and cversub-
(j, ;cS'xc-otlon of the J2B.000.ono of American
irisT investment nouses say
k&Jtait results of this character In times
' ,LsmkM thl nrpflnnl ham n 4Ar,Ann..
, - . T- - r. ... .., u 11.11UCIII.7 l,f
' g3g Stimulate enthusiasm In the trade and
w ftvTT "'rr i encouragement to
''Mttw contemplating- other fresh effer-
i.l
.y.jjsi.'. . . .
V?' xn com'neT weeic Is expected to be
.--; ww 01 tno most acuve in tne sliort-term
IZBOt business, and a number of new of-
rl (."J."""" C"1 Prooaniy be made. New
i",'."r vciiiiuj oa 01 neptemDer, 3 313,
rjJi';Wr in active demand at 99U to 09 1.
UWt,ylIcl E.54 per cent.
-typg. Broken Opinion.
,V,Al5fjcajidler Brothers & Co. say: "Alas!
!Pi."ifcf; railroads continue to h tlm Vr.pl'
lI14 orgy of syndicate speculation In
-. om stocks carries on for weeks
Mvt interruption until extraordinary
I prices ars reachedbut when the
raaaa, unoer sucn competent leader
:aa, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific,
r..etc, commence to advance, lm-
7 tne oanks start calllnr loans
th 'money pool" convenes to con
wUe extension of loans, and
Erte
r
ENGINEERING
CONTRACTOR
agfeeer, who hat been supervising
tangfaeer for a large firm of engineering con
tractor for number of years employed in
general contracting business in Philadelphia,
has placed over 800 laborers and mechanics
oa rush work in last sixty days, is about to
witar field as engineering contractor. If you
kava job that must be completed before
coldwaather sots in, requiringtwenty-five or
'! Jrad laborer and mechanics,
w
,
C
c
J
iH'-r-V
.$. tkxS:6M
MHM
1Y j IWffMra S v4C" I lOftf WMtM ' FflT nti
prornnent comej to nn abrupt halt,"
Koontr. & To. say: "There la a Brent
drat of speculative enthusiasm oer the
possibilities of the Mexican situation.
For all oil shnrra that have any In
terests In that country there Is now a
broail demand. Thai Is the result, of
course, of the crowing; conviction that
Mexico Is nt last to have th. benefits
of n stabilized tlovernment. Certain It
Is that such progress has been made
that the oil companies are now assured
of adequate transportation facilities and
their properties are being Riven the
fullest protection. This Improvement
will later extend to shares of mines and
manufacturing companies. Mexican In
vestments will be Aery profitable during
the next few years."
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of 'Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
(Covvriohti
.. Lvk.hu. xririmr. adrrrrbiim nH
I t.nrAi,iHur Ami' hjimc ntiriKAm pfrftrJ.i ---J
f ", "!'"' ."'', .TZc,"r.rtc,.,n?m'l ""''
'Ty Tchtch nrV.,ni;7oB, MmTW ipWorcri.
' Aimiccrs to technical minimus mil be mi
. ,'T :'K!::!7. i:.F"w"tf
to rm, 0 nM(r"- Hf(l fce uovoi tfo W
ofjsfoiy of Pctrr i'Hnf.
i CCXXIN
rtMAnts ..iii'.'..' . .. -...
. II''' v-'lll iiiiiiiK tu ui.v .iru way pt
D,' -"'"Vf ,
i write down the principal things that
" """. 'V aoom now sniesmen
can develop their personality and as
- -.......".. .... .- ..-..
he put It:
i c hear n lot of talk these days
I about per.-onallty. Some people contend
inar our npryonnin i iinrn wiin u ami
- - . -- --. -- - - - - - - -
each bom with Inherent tendencies that
give our personality a bent In some
definite direction.
"Xcverthcless, every one of us can de
velop that Indefinite something which
wo call a pleasing- personality and
which m.ikes us 'ennil miverR
"personality Is the outward espres.
' T,v,,. .. .I., nc tiiaidgicusu unci ilitun
k u.iivi mm pnnic-i energies iiiiu
mentality vvnich we possess.
"The personality which Is most pleas.
Ing Is the ono that has the mental,
moral and physical abilities equally de-
veiopeu.
TonsIilr this circle (And hero
"Jonesy" drew a circle on the black-
larl representing one's personality.
.now let us divide It into equal parts,
thus. (He then drew three lines from
the center. I said to Francis: "I wish
h0 cut the p)e at tnc Waldorf: thnt's
the kind of slice I like for a Jitney.'
But he only scowled).
"The circle would then represent the
well-developed personality the person-
"Suppose n man has n poorly dev clon
ed moral character. He may sttll think
up clever plans and evecute Inem. but I
he may be merely a clever crook, and
morality may be termed the governor'
of tho human machine,
cw..u.
.. , ,. .
.iKrtiui ii.tcii i you I seen tnnse
"Again! haven't you nil seen those
u-.u.u.. ,...i,. . ... . ".
"'""""'"'J ""'" People witn muscles like
wen-teniDerfa steel and vet tl.ox- hnl.l
. .....,. ... - - '
' ,Z"L "' " ".' 7..".'1?. uSc.eJ"ey
..,...,,; , u, k, u , ranaeiiu
worm ror oiner pcr.pie with the
t0 wKae ,,.d inVna
"VeT?a,;;."codnearCVhe stu
l,:1- Biiit consiaer ine stuuioils ffl-
, Iow V. 'P a '"-V " huddled
c" ?. I"?'?!. ' -"" -' -1
ntnt, ,. t, .. - . m
Plan, .vt lie never crfti nnvuhor h
- . . . .. :-- . -.v, -
cause ho lacks the nbvslcni .nrrv tn
.. . . :. .- . "- - i
carry mrougn Ills good Ideas. '
"Tho success of the individual depend
... mu r.nmui.v ui int- uQ.eicpmcni or
these three sides of his personalltv "
Some one asked Jethro what was thn
difference between personality and char
acter. Personality, he answered, "may al-i
most be termed the outward evidence nf 1
character."
warped thus. (Hero he drew an esc-
shaped oval.) His physical development
causes his personality to buhje In that
direction as the narrow part of this oval
may represent,
"Which of these personalities, as ex
pressed by the circle and this oval, has
the best chance to succeed? The clrclo
of course. A ball naturally will roll
farther and stralghler than an egg
besides, an egg In easily beaten!"
A regular hgwl went up at this and
after .a, bunch of questions the class was
dismissed. Jethro Jones says he'll have
more to say next Thursday about de
veloplnif one's abilities.
I went to Leevllle Parle on Sunday,
as Mr. Lee was anxious that I should see
flie property, lieevlllo Is about fifty
minutes' riue out or urana central sta.
tlon. It seems that every Saturday and
Sunday the salesmen take prospects to
see the property and while there pet
the contracts signed.
Each salesman has a his map of the
land. The map shows the streets.
squares and locations reserved for a
school, a clubhouse, churches, etc. The
house lots are all numbered and when
sold the lot Is crossed through with
a red pencil,
I noticed that three-fourths of the
lots were croesed off and said to e! I
ler, the "star salesman:" "Looks as!
Im M 14M, Ledger
- tral
--- - u - ---!. --. I . . J li .t n i a ad 1 1 ifiiin i nn i-jvni'inna r feu fin tin.
theWi the whole fcoilfnf" Will ba st
oon nearly all rone' now by the look
of the map."
Ma winked anrt said! "Thit's bunk
It these glnks didn't think that the lots
were golnir like the merry dell they'd
banc oft"
.Somehow that didn't strike me as
being fair nnd square, and eUdcntly 1
showed It, for he continued:
"You gotta do It, bo, If jou want the
kale. We're sellln' real estate, not run
nln' a Sunday-school picnic. Oct me:"
TODAVS tlUSINF.HS KPIKHAM
T7ie storekeeper who in nltcny
"jnsl out" of things iciH toon be
out" of business.
What does this mean to oUT
llusincs Questions Answered
f hnve tskrn ft errnt f1i! nt 1n1erpt In
1""'. . sdmlMble liuslncits slarr, "l'etr
flint," as I uellve Hint one can sain Brest
ly bv It, no mutter nhl llnr lie Is In.
I nm at prpont tnin!onl In s prominent
blokeniiin hpinn rmincctnl with th" .New
Tork Htiick KkrlmnKc sml 1 would like to
know whnt tuintcft books 1 touM nrt which
would site me r, ronnirhenslx Itmlnht into
tho worklnns of tho bu1nm t should Hko
to know nlo whst outsido work wilxild boln
iii In relation to tlio "bond department,"
In which lm anxious to work.
I nm taklnir a general educational rourp
In the evenln Oppnrtmont of the .New York
I'lty I'ollrRp. IVopIp ask mp what brncflt I
pxppct to acquire from this couibj an.l why
do X not sncrlatlzn In some line, as this Is
tho aRp of apecl3ltr.atlon. Would sou ad
Im my dropping: the KPiicrau cnurs In pref
erence to ftom special work which wou.d bo
more applicable and useful In my Pne?
lrnder separate coer I send names
of books which should proe helpful to
j on.
I do not fully understand what you
mean by "outside work" In relation to
the "bond department." -slt our lm
mi'd'afo chief to advise oU on this.
He can do It. The fnct that ott ask
will pleusit him for two reasons.
Kirst. Because jou credit lilin with
knnwliiff. ,
Second. Herausn It tells him you
mean business.
1 ennnot nclv'se you about our educa
tional program without knowing exactly
what subjects are covered In our "gen
eral educational" course. It Is true,
however, tjrnt a general knowledge) of
business organizations Is necessary to
Aa T nti, ami hae lieru. in thn employ of
a medium-sized advertising aitency for the
last year. 1 would appreciate! some polntera.
U. r .
Glad vou find "Peter's" business life
Interesting. If there is a sulllclent de
mand that Tcter shall some day hac
experience In the advertising world, he
shall have It. At any rate, he will have
some advertising cxperlmce in hla vari
ous Jobs.
A1MY TAKES 91 STUDENTS
State College to Open New Term
Due to Demands of S. A. T. C.
Spiclal Diipatch to Kicnino 1'nblic l.alocr
State follege. Pa.. Oct. 28 The War
Department todav made another call on
sstutn inllece to sunny armv olllcer".
Xlnety-onc students enlisted In the ,
students' nimv trnlnlng corps were
requisitioned for commissions In field
artillery and army nvlation. Major
James Bavlels. the commandant, will i
recommend the appointment of high
..i.,.,ia mterini tf, the training camps. I
but the Mini selections will be made by a t
term on November 11. Several hundred
young men will be admitted to college
i'e Veen6 'iu'mcers'' training
camps during the last month.
The college has been empowered by
. -.,- ..----"-"- - 4 ,.. ,,
tlie war ijep.iriiiiciit m ictiuu .n
' men. This will be done In part by offer-
T,en Two win iia none in nart nv oner-
i ""v. :,:. . . " ;....., ,i. i.
ing me special lerm ipr imjmra - m
I men wno vcro rcKl'ierc-n i"r immai)
A T l" They will receive board, lodg-
i ing. uniform ami pay um me itoveni-
; nl HI imr.ue on)f re?u,ar co .
ul th are ca,h,d to ani trinl
, jng camp,
FOOD CRISIS IN VIENNA
Ui'l, W-nl-a D.i nMa :M TTitifl
UlTCC CCKS liallOIlfl in IiailU,
Delegations Beg for Supplies
By the Associated Vren
Amsterdam. Oct. 'ii. Vienna Is
threatened with a food crisis In the most
acute form The Vossische ZeitunB,
in let th linhimnv Viennese starve.
i uorieiict nn h. rain wriitr hhu auwuitui i i .iiui- num in i iit.iuii- men fin -
'"J had high school training. I 'aii rv -Orf'' T EiWirVNiTq
en5'. After ndmlsslon to the college, the .. ,?'-'' 'l'-r SC'.'. J-3..,AMEI..'. .1 ,,rv.N.Vft?'
. .. Un...A.v.hA i1, nn,i ii!, n nn o I inoiner ft resilience. J4.iii s. 'iiti mi int.
capacity .tudents vlll become members of the S. i.at Tu(, . In culver H. Pair
Unemplovmetit Is widespread In Aus-'feral Thurs.. 8:.lo a. m., ,82- S. 18th st.
Irian industries. The famous Skoda J"'' '"" """ ofnrr.'2Viem ,0 " m' s'' Jobn
onus and ammunition -works hns dls- Jf;j.'cii Kit At ' New Tork Oct 1EN
chnrBed 12,000 hands, owing to lack otxill HKECliER, daughter nf late"iilrain
war materials. and Rebecca Reecher, Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. m..
residence of sister. Mrs. Harry Orieme.
Carlisle Cases Increase 1 2111111 N. flth-si int. Illllalile Cem. Auto
C'nrllale, Oct. -8. The number of new DERGER. Oct. 25. CHARLES IC. hus
cases from influenza here has jumpi-d 1 band of Maria S. Derger. aged 02. Funeral
slightly In the past thirty hours, and I Jfotei SS . " JTt. private2 P' m" 15U N
conditions generally show small I111-1 hsehlin'. Oct. 20. of' pneumonia. no.SA
liroverneiii. uim ,ui miuci itmn 1 1
ports klxty deaths In ten days from the
disease, and 11 .Vewvillo man tvventy-
J.E.&
county Is double this, although accurate
HgnrcH have not neen complied
Milk la the Substitute
llatlrlnn, ! Oct. 28 There hns
been a big demand for milk since the
closlnsr or me saioons
saloons on account of
tT iT'cents',,,1'0
it to n cents a quart,
tho Influenza qw
ndvanco irom
IIAROI.I) J. (JROSS. J..1IKH II. IHRI.KV and K. TCDOR fiROftS, Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
Thursday, November 7th, 1918
Friday, November 8th, 1918
Saturday, November 9th, 1918
Commencing, at 10 o'clock A, 'M. each day, nn the premise., and lontlnulna- In'th.
order numbered In the catalogue until all of the lot. are sold.
THE PROI'KRTV t'ORJIKRi.Y OF TIIK
Rhode Island Perkins Horse Shoe Company
Adjolnlns th. repair sh.n of the N, V N, , n, KAIIJtOtU
VALLEY FALLS, RHODE ISLAND '
3 Parcels of Manufacturing Rt?al Estate 3
TO BR KOMI rfKr.tHATKI.V
. rARCEJ. SO. 1 MAIX 1'I.ANT (To h eold Thur.ila-. Nov 7th mis .1 in
o'clock A. .. on the preml.e,v.nuilulnss. mostly hlth onSturJ .with monlto?
l?.0!U.hevy..,'n,.btV.'!,'r,,,'e'. w,th "rrusted Iron inverlne. Total floor are. about
1.0.000 aq. ft. UNO contains area of about in acres, Sl'Ulf TnACK on iVn 1
.uftlclent to accomroodat. flu freight era at one llii'i. ihav-k on land
L P,l!?' NO. S BTORKHOU8K HUII.DINdS. frame construction, Brave roof,
.bout JS.OOO sci. It. floor .space, I-and reat 18, SOI so. n SPUIt TnACK v
FABCEI. xo
Q. S fOUNDRY HUH. DING monitor gravel roof dim.n.l.
II, n In., with addition .bout 00 ft. ("ipo'a si! tn. ?A! n?"
r. Blower. IJVNI) AKA IU.8.1T , ft. Sl'UIt TIIAUK c"p-"'
00 ii u in. mu r
Crsr.e. Cl.vator
2468 LOTS 2468
MA'CHINERY
About HO Ton. of Horse and Mul.
. snoes.
About 7A Tons of To. Calks
About SOI Ton. nf Cast Jron Plate.,
u.fiJ ior rionriiuf.
A COMPWCTBLY KOUIPPEII MACIIINB SHOP, with Tool. 1 ..,. , .. I
Muclilnea. Uirs. lot or variety or .mall tools. To b. .old .eparattly ffi fit 75
suit purchaser.. '" 'gl l0
Send for de.crlptlv. catalogue to
G. h. ii H. J. GROSS
KSTAIlLIHHftD 1888
BKA- KhTATE ANO INSl'RANCK 110 WEaTMIMtTKH fcTNEJiT
PKOVIOKNtE, II, I. ,
IWR
nvr
tmau
BY LffiERATED DENAIN
Toiicliing Tribute Kciulcrcil
to Prince of Wales ami
Canadian Commander
I 7?y i7ir .lofiofci Prrt
Hlth the llrltMi nny In Vranee and
I nelglum. tct I'S,
The historic old town of Denaln yes-
ferday paid Its debt cr gratitude to the
British for Its recent deliverance from
n bondage of four c.irs by the fierman
Invaders. yl! the remaining lesldenfs
of this war-seal red place headed by the
local dignitaries formally received nnd
tendered n totiihlnR tribute of thanks to
the T'rlnce of Wales, representing the
Itrltlsh noernmcnl , Uenernl Currle,
commander nt .the Canadian nnny corps
nnd the commander of the Fourth Cana
dian Division of Quebec, which freed
Denaln from tho enemy The reception
of the royal representative was attended
by elaborate ceremonies.
Tile t'rlnce of Wrlrs. General Currle
nnd the divisional commander entered
the town, with a guard of honor com
posed of Canadian troops. French
veterans of the war of 1ST0 nnd a dele
gation of local beauties dressed In
Alsatian costumes and earning huge
bouquets. They proceeded to the cell
;t'l square of the town, where prom
inent civilians and ollloia's wero waiting
to receive them While n guard stood
at salute tho commander of the Fourth
Division was prcrcnlul with a Hap for
his gallant troops, who a fpw days ago
had forced the encmv from that ery
hquare nl the point of I he, bayonet. The
girls gave their ilovvefs to the I'rlnce,
Oetiet.il Currle, the divisional com
mander nnd the other generals.
This irrimnny having been completed,
th piocesslon lefoimeil to proceed to
the church for the c-lchrntlon of high
dress of thanks was delivered by the
paiNh pi lest Then going to thn Brit
ish representatives he thanked them as
relatives by blood and association. In
concluding he deflated that he could see
the hand of tlod working flehlnd the
Just punishment which certainly would
bo meted out to the Hermans. This
punishment h.id long boon delayed, but
It would be all the harder for that very
fact, he said. The congiegntlon then filed
out of the church and the Prince of
Wales took up a st.itlon nearby to nllow
the troops to p.isx In review. Ills post
was beside the Malue of General Vlllars.
who as commander under Louis XVI
freed Denaln fiom thn AUstrlans fbng
I1" a8
i
Wi: Wll.l. IIKt.f YlttT TAKK CARI5
OF KVKIIY KMKRr.F.M'Y
ASHER & SON .
FUNERALS
1602 Diamond Street
tki.. miMOM) Tinsitm)
ri:iETi:RY lots
ARLINGTON rKMBTERY
Conduetr,! on la n plan, with licrrn'tuill.
care feature
We now hie ready for mailing valuable In
formation about Alllngton. Send noital.
with Hddres nnd tittmo written rUinly, 1703
Arch
Beatf)g
.T i.-Avrr-T, r.. nt i..n. .,,
, . .v.,iT".v'";, . " .. -. i .i.iu...
.mahqakkt ., duunier or Annie and Ule
mm ainnniipr runerai luee.
ill (lir.. IS Ji) Chestnut st,
Int. Ml. Zlou
tern
AXSf-KY Ort .27. CHAUr.KS TOSfl.
I.KTT, ion of John If nnd Marl X. Annie.
Funeral rpidpnc-j of parents 4.T11 Hrsent
ft Int private. Cathedral Ceni
I kjini itij."t. (.'ct. -;. Mun t.. ,ir or
, In.inc I Armtrontr. RoJntUeH and friend
initrd to nttend funritl. Tues , 10 h. m.,
reiidenco. C14 Winnewood rd. Jnt. Holy
Clous Cem.
ASH Jn rorotcn RPtMro. O I 4. JOSEPH
a ami. Beaman nrft naps. n. .s. ,M son
llf jinrtha K. and SvUestrr P. Ash. anl
f. Funeral private. n.irent' home. H33
X. 20th at. int. Ml. -Murlilh c'cin,, lit con
enlenei nf fRmllv
HAftNES Oct. 'jn. MAnfiAUKT R..
widow of Robert Harnett and daughter of
peiativea 1
Wed.. 7.:tn
ite i-naries ana .viarv .mccuiiouku, aavii 4,
una irieniin inviieu 10 iunerui.
nroiner s rea denee. hsii ,
l.inn -ana.. V T l-lll. hl.bb ,k..K '
ni.i e... . n.,,,.,., .i ... ...Hi, ii.nna .i.ui.ii
the Mooseheart legion. Chapter No. 4. Fu
. yiiri inn iiiinriiHirr iinprH rniiv
1 i... 1MUR1111T or oun r. ana me isle Anna
c Illerlln. aged HI. Funerai private, Tues.,
2 nm residence Rosivn. Pn
2 p ni.. asss ly. lorK st. Int. private,
Central Laurel Hill Cem
IIITTEI.. Oct. 20. 411.17 Germantnwn av'eT,
Germantown. JOHN II , husband nt Kath
erlno Korb niltcl, aged .17. High Mnsa St,
Francis of Aeiisl Church, Tuea,, 10 a, m
Int. Hily Sepulchre Cem.
HOAI.. At Atlanlle I'llv. V 1 . r.. qn
I of J,".?un.,.nn'?' ''ATHAHINE. wlfn of jol
V?- Xyftty WSn'p-'reSt?- reSii
'denee, llllltoii N. J., Tues., a p. rn. No
i'inii.i.
and EQUIPMENT.
About 200 Ton. of rinlnr
About .WOO Lb.. Istfiir ii.uiB
M nailers, practkaly i, , !,"
IS Knginea. HarlzAntal n a. ,, ,
MtmSHARE
. ii a. m..
-fi-A
1 ',(' 'vr. c
i
' " ' - s.
nnrn rWt. v?'M..n'..' miucitit
?'i. wife of Jimn Mi BoviTand daushter of
.iiih a mjt ix. -.,,. . .? ::'
11, (a.., m B...M ,.e Amnin Vi.lODIP, rf
1 nersl Tue... 1 p. tn.i S721 S. ltth it, Int,
privarew
IIOYl.t5.-)ct. a., of pnfumonli. JOHN .t ,
son of John ami lata Mary A. Hojle tne
tmrrilii). Funeral and Int, nrlvate. father's
reldenc!. i.os fairmount ave.. Wed., s
m. In Int. llolv t'rn.a Cm
Rori.n (nee Harklna). bet. ss, of In
fluents. SUSAN, widow of John A. Hole '
runtrai ' "",. " " m.. . v . cor. xntn ana
Morris stu. Int, New Cathedral tVm,
ItRAtlV.Ort 2S, JOHN, hunband of
AONKS IlltADV (nea Currfln) and aon nf
I'atherlne and lata Patrick w. Hraitv. Fu
neral Tiles., 8 a, in. 1 tMO N, 20th at, Int.
Holv I'roas Cem.
HltANSON. Oct, 2.V at .-,.nig Hrmr st
.MARY, widow of Henry Ilranfon (nee Daw.
son). Due notice of the funeral will be
sjven.
11RF.NVAX.--Oct. 2d, of pneumonia, RES.
SIB IIRKNNAN. wife of Thomaa r. Rren
nnn. Funeral Wed., P a, m . from IPSO S.
1Mb Int. private Cathedral Cem.
niKHivtt-:. Oct. an, chari.ks kdward.
son of Arthur C. and Catharine Ilrooma (nee
Klmber). aaed 2 eara 11 moa. 21 davs.
Relatives and frlenda Invited 10 service.
Wed., 2 P. m., parents' renldence, 240 B,
.14th r.. t'nnulcn, N. J. tnl, Camden I'em,
1IRYAN". At Atlantic rity. Oct. 24, d
pneumonia. HAMUI?!. husband of Margaret
Rrian (nee Itlack) and son of Klten and late
Hunh Rryan. ased 88. Funeral Tuea., m a,
111.. rieldenco of mother. N. B. ror. Somer
ret and l.ee sts. Int. private. Holy Seput
ch-e Cern.
HUCIIKR. Oct. 21 of pneumonia, at Mill,
vllle N. .t. Wll.t.TAM S.. liuabnml nf
Ulllan 1. Ilucher (nee Voumil. iced a.t. Int.
prlvaif. Hlllalde Cem . phlladf,ilila
IIUllKK. Oct. 2,1, RICHARD IIURKi:, nf
tT.in N, Rouvler si., aired 48. Funeral serv.
lees Tues.. 11 a, m oilvrr If. Ilnlr Hid..
I?' hetmil m. Int. private
-IltlltNS. Oct. 2.1, JOHN 11URNS. Fu
neral private. Tues.. M..H1 a, m. (1038 Had
dlngtim at. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
Wl'R.WS -Oct. 20. WIM.IAM BSTKR.
mibnnd nf Anna K. llurn (nee Honpock).
I uneral We.1., 1 p m., mil Howard st.
Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.
CAMlWMt.l,.- Oct 2.1, ANNA.' daushtei
nf harah and the lale John Caldnell. Fu
neral lues h n. m . 3T31 Stanton et.. Falls
'L s'h"lkl1l. lllRIi miiei at HI. Ilrldset's
1 hurch. II .10 a, ni. Int. nt Wcatmlnater
Cem.
CAI.t.AOHAN. Oct. in. CATlir.RINn.
!v.e ". 1'Alrlck Callachnn and dnunhler of
late Kdward and Catharine. Caltachaii.
.solemn mass of requiem Church of the Moat
!,'S"J"d Sacrament Wed., S 11. in. Funeral
1S.,J 51. VeiVrlnll ! In Unit I'm., Cem
Auto funeral, Oereased nns a member of
Jne Altar Society and tongue nf the Sacred
Heart df the Moat Itleesed Sacrament
hunh St. John the Hantlut Temperance
Society.
C.M.1.AHAN. Oct. 2,1. MAH1R K wife nf
.jiinn J. Cnllahan and d.iualiter of Ous nnd
llarv Oairiis Relative., and friends Invited
to funeral. Wed., H 80 a. in . 2411 .Untbnr
0115b me.. Roxbornuh. lllqh requiem inie
M. John th Haptist Church Hi a. in. Int
St Jr I n Cem.
CAItltAiiiiTrn r I'ATitrmvt'
widow of Franris Carrnqhe'r and dsiiRhter
if late Francis and Jane Kellv. Relntlves
inviieu 10 runerai Tuea. a. ni.. i- .
Hancock at. tnl. Holy Sepulchro lira.
, I'AKf. Oct 23 ADKl.i: ("A III (nee
retlm) fe of Albert Carp, need 42. Rla
lives and friends Invl'ed to funeral. Wed.,
-' P. hi.. N. K cor, 12th at and Snyder avc.
Int. llreerimour.t I'-m.
. CMIR1I1AN. Oct 22. TltF.nDORn. liu
nand of Mariraret Cnrrlnan Funeral Tuea ,
J p. m., late reeldonce. Wanhlnston ive.,
Vlapnolla. N. .1. int private. Calvary Cem ,
New .loreej,
CARTER At Ilia Trarv. Oct. 2." ANNA
I... ulfc nf l.ouH A. Carter. Relatives and
frlenda Invited tn funeral. Tues.. 8.30 a. m..
Oliver II Ilulr 11Mb.. Ih2ll Chestnut at. lte
ntilrin hlsh mns .sr Jamea'a Church U 11 m
Int. prKute, Holv Sepulchro Cem
CARTKR. llel 24, OKORCK. eon of
I.oulse Carter (nee Pratt) and John Carter.
au.'d 20. Funeral serircs Tue , p in,,
parent's residence, 202.1 N. "Ih at. Int
(Ireenmount Cem. I.lmouslne funeral A
member of Hinck Itauk Tribe, No. 40. 1. o
11. .11.: William Penn 1idce. No. 311. K. of
P.. and IHee Itenellclal Aaso
CASSinY. Oct 2.1 PF.TKIl .1 . Imshand
of Mary i: C,nldy. Funeral aervlces Tuea ,
a ni . Hillside nve. and James at.. Oak
view Delaware Co. Ia.
CI.KOO. Of pneumonia. Oct. 20, ISAAC,
husband of Caroline Clemr, need 77. Funeial
Wed., 2 n. ni.. .111.1 N. Hope at Int. pri
vate. Oxford Church Ornunda. He wna a
member of Co. I. 114th Rcr.. Pcnna. Iiift.
Vol.
cnxnnv - Ott 2.1. nf pneumonia. NORA.
vife of Frank J, Condon. Funeral private.
Tuea.. 0 n. m.. 272 S. 20th at. Int. Holy
Cross cem Auto funeral.
CONNOR Oct . f pneumonia TIIOM.
AS J.. Mm nf Richard and lln-v A. Connor
Inm Camnlietli. Funernl residence nf pa
rents. 3 184 N llinad at.. Tues.. 11 a. in.
Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
C'ftS'NOl! Suddenly, at Atlnntlo City. N.
J . Oct 21 WII.l.IA.M F.. sun of Anna C
m.l .lute IVilllsm F. Connor nnd atepsnn of
MillHm 11 Stewart. Residence. 281 s.
Coiineitic.n uve.. Atlantic City. N. J. Tnt.
Pt. lrnls s Cem . Ardinore. l'a , nt con
venience of fiimlly.
IsiiRIIIIHli:. Of nneumonln, Oct. 2.1.
JOIfN W.. husband of late Catharine Cor
bidae snd ao'i f 1 hoiuas and Klla Corbldse,
aed 27. 1'i.ne-rl Tues.. Ill a. m.. residence
ofpi'lmts 14J Palethnrpe at. Int nrlvnte.
COnVIN Oct. 27, MATIIK STrll.I.A,
ilauithter oX Mirla and lat" .lllchnel Cnrvin,
81.1 South at Hue notice of funeral will bo
Slveo.
COSOROVH. Oct. 23. of pneumonia.
MARY AGNES wife of Joseph Coaorove and
d.iushler of lain Thomas and Marv Mr.
Kenna. Funeral Tucb.. 1 p. m., 2.137 S.
Hovjard st. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
fureral.
CltlWFORD. Oct. 20, ANDRHW CRAW
FORI). Funeral aervlce private. Wed., 2 p.
nr. OUver.H. Hair Hide.. 1S20 Chestnut st.
Int prhare,
CHOTTV Oct. 27, of pneumonia,
TIIOM S. ami of Thomas nnd Nellie Crottv,
aueri 17 Funeral Thurs , 11 n. in., parents1
residence, Mt Carmel and Tusnn aves.,
Glenwlde Tnl. private," Holy Sepulchre Cem,
CI'MMINOS. Oct. 20. WIM.IAM CUM
MINOS, Jr. hufbnnil nf R'uneli Cununtniia
(nee Stewart) and son nf Wlllam nnd Anna
CummlngH Adult relatives Invited to fu
neral services. 2001 iwrhwood at., Tuea.
o p 111 int. private, wen. a. in
I'uneril '1'iies.. L 11. 111.. narenta' irslilence.
Vfiriil N, .1.1 itt. Int. private. Holy Cios
Cem. .
liANr.Hnvvnrt Oct. 2d. at rnlmnr. I'a.
OlCOma; IIENIIY. busliaml nf Violet Dane,
bovver, nacd .1.1. Funeral services at 1'olninr.
Pa., Tues . tl n m. Int. Hosehlll IVm, A
member of Shllnh Lodge, No. fi.'iR. F nnd
A. M
IIAV1S Of Clemenlon N. J.. Oct '.'.'V.
niANClii: I.L'OII.I.n. dauahter nf Jjmea V.
and lAte Anna Davla (nee Dnrman). nueil 20.
Itelntlvra and friends Invited to funerai
services, resilience of aunt, Mrs. l.oula
Mlclcle. tll.V) lladdon ave., Camden, N. J,,
Wed.. 2 p. ni. Int. private. Hnrleigh IVm,
DAVIS. lie 0 ST. EflMU.NI M viire of
Paul J Dnvls. Itesldenc?. (IDA Blmuood
ave. Notice of funeral Inter.
DBVINi: Oct Sfl HKl.KN .V.. daughter
nf .Jnnies .1 and Flnrence J. peine (nee
Pllllngs) Hue notlco nf funeral will he
given from parents' residence, M3 N.
loth st.
lil'.VMN Oct. SI. of pneumonia, FA UAH
A , wlfo of Arthui A. llevlln nlnl daughter
of John nml Marv Qulnn funeral private,
Tues, inornhiT. Irnin fi-H.1 Huverfnrd nve,
lni S' Denis's tVtn.
nlHf'lIKHT. A Merchsnlvllle, N ,T ,
Oct. ST. MVI1Y DIKCHKHT ('"! Hcnell).
wife of. Jninb .1. Dlschert. ageil AHt Itelntlve
anil friends Invited tn funeral services,
Weil , 11 a, ni., N. K. cor. Tiue'ld nnd Chest,
nut avesM Merchariville. N. J, Int. private,
Nolhurtcd I'eni.. Phlln.
DISKIN. Of pneumonia, Oct. 2.1. I'.I.I.A
R., daughter of John and Margaret Dlakfn.
Kunvral Tues . 9 a. m,. 12St Columbia ave.
Int. private. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral,
DOIIIUN. Oct. n at 4SII0 Chester ave..
nf pneumonia. IIRI.KN 11 . daughter nf lata
George J, and nila Dobbin. Funeral prl
vale. Thurs. Int, Holy pepulchre Cem.
TrVLH t V rt tn Till II . r.n.n
IOAN (nee Hrhober). widow of Augustus F.
Donegnn. Relatives and friends Invited to
fuiivral. Wed., H:30 11. m., mill H. Juniper
. st. Holemn mass of reiiuiem Church nf
1 Annunclatlun 1i n, ni, Int, New Cathedral
I Cem. Autontublle funeral.
MOODY. Oct. S3 PHILIP P,, husband of
Annie Doody and son of late Daniel anJ
Mary Dood. Funeral Wed,, n 3(1 a, m .
1 143(1 H 3.1 at, Int, HI, Man'. Cem,
' Gloucester Citl, N. J. Auto service, ,
I DOHKEY. Oct. S4. lat" nf 1814 Green
1 St.. K1.IZAIIKTH A. DOItSKY. Funeral
Tues , 2 p. 11. IT011 Ilaca at. Int, private.
IiOI'CIHBIITV. Of. pneumonia, Oct. Sfl,
WAl.TKll A., husband of late Jennie Dough.
1 erty (nee Mcllvaine) and son of John nnd
lat. Margaret Dougherty, aged 80, Member
'of Phlla. and Hearting Iteltef Asso, Funeral
serv he private. Wed,. S p m.. father-In.
law, residence. Jame. Mcllvaine. 2430
Poplar st. Int. private, Mt, Moriah Ctm,
DOWD. Of Influenza, at Pi. Pleasant.
Slolin "nnd late P. Dowd, Funeral was prl.
vale, inierreu rri,, uii, ..,, ai, noiy taepul.
chra Cem.
DUUOIS. - Oct. S3, WILLIAM I. DU.
POIH, aged 74. Funeral servke., 1788 i.n9
at. Toes., 8 n. m ,Int. prlvnte, limit flowers
DUNN. Oct, as, of pneumonia. JOHN H '.
hu.band nf 13. la Dunn (ilea Colguhun). Fui
neral Tue... p. m.. J 8.1 J Cedar st.. Ken.
slnvton. Int. private, North Cedar Hill
Cni. .,.' ..
IJU I I H..-SIJUT rjn 7-1JVI. ! A.rtA K
If. of C, B. Dutfenhofer. Fervlcis Mon
I vvlf.
Ill, B
on. ui. Oliver II. luir Iuldinar. jaad
Chcatnut at. Int. Iancaater, r!
itahtov Oct. 25. of nneumonln. Pinm
PARKER kabtu.-m. m. p.. at Htale H0,.
pltai. Jvorri.town. daughter of Sal le Han.
lay and late William Henry Parker. W,
Sunday South Laurel Hill Cem. , V
ECKHART, At Lansdale, Pa., Oct. 23
of bSnuen...' FLORENCE MAY." wf, 'St
lllcnwood Eckhart and daughter of Mary E.
Cressman and lat. E. U tressmtn. Funeral
- . ,.,a.. - - . " -. " s '-'
w.a.. v- ".. '.v :,v.?,'r4n"aHle. ra,
Open-air .ervlce. and Int. at Hill Town Cem,
ECKSTEIN. Oct. 24. of pneumonia
LOUISE, wife of Wllll.m P. Eckstein am
wile 01 William I. KcKateln i.n,l
daughter of Marie and lale Frederick (Hide
brand. .Fun.ral 4a . iyil(l.y.t.. Toe., a
(JUKI!. Oct 211 Fl.ORENCK. IVITe Of I .rVn. Tlnml ler 41"! Mnnavilnll nve ring.
Thomas Curr (nee Laffertyl Funeral Wed .,'""', !l0V, "i.i.Vi. Mnnaunlt a,e" ""
'fni"- (V.Hr4V"ro1v:e"cen'" (Jlouce'.le' S J' HUDDnLL'. P-"oV'i. 27. RCBRCCA A .
Inii.lf BYfiort" 2f.-r.mof "IfeumonTa. JOHN I ''hter of late J oseph H and IBetomVY
R.. cn nt .lohii A. and late Florence 13. Huddelb Relatives nnd friends Invited to
Dlllry Flimrnl services Tues. 3:30 p. m .'.""jernl services. Wed.. 2 p. m.. brother
resident e of grandmother. Mrs Margaret ' in-law's residence. Joseph C. Barnard. ,flni
Ijmiev : n".-; Pnnlar t. Int Mt. Mor'nh Cem ' erton ave., Somerton,' Phlla. Int. prlvste.
wzsme'sK'z&a
ZX
1 4,M..'-r & tfo .s Ist.AnHtsf raw,''
KMjIR. Of pneumonia, Ort. , S J, wit:
UAM 8.. hunband nt Retina v.. Kills tne
Riley) snd son of Frank P. and Catherine
Kills, ased 2S. Due nolle, of funeral will
be slven from ESJ4 Itelmar terrace.
lc.iIKRY.' Oct, 20, ANNA SHARP, datiah
tar or Renjamln F. and Josephine (nee Hun
ter) ami xranddaushter of John R, nnd Crli
sle Ii F.men. ased 1 er 8 months. Serv
ices Tuea., I p. m., parent.' residence, 1U3
S, 1 Ath a'. Int private.
KiiMKi 1. iiei, an. rci.i.A, wire or Her
bert F, Kmmett and dauchter of Pitrick
and Elltabetb IPinn. aired 30. Funeral Tues .
2 P. m.. parenta' reaidfsire, 4240 Richmond
st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cent. cnmona
KVANS. At rittahuMth, Pa,, Oct, 23 of
pneumonia, WIM.IAM It., husband of Nora
J, Kvani, ased 5A. Funeral service Tuea
2 p. in , MOO Vine st. Int, private. Furn.
wood Cem w
. FKNOItH. 4t, so, ciATtA. d.ushter ef
iioulsa (nea Feldman), and late Menrs
Fendlns Pus notice of funeral will bt slven
rem 4 V r,th at.
FEROFSON. Oct. 27 of pneumonia.
WIM.IAM J. FKROUSON, hu.bnnd of Sis
ale, Fersuson (neo Hamilton) and son of
Suasn and late Thomas V, Fenruann. Mem.
her nf tho Fifth Plsirlrt police, runerai
Thurs . tt a m.. 0221 tlrlaiid st. Int. prl'
vate. Holv Sepulchro Cem Auto funeral.
ril.Mjn. Oct. 20. FRnDEItlCIC huaband
of Ksiher.fnee Murtha) and ann nf Casper
and late Mary Filler. Relatives Invited in
funeral, Tues., 7:4.1 a, m.. IhI.1 yf, lm st.
Int. private. Holy Sepulchro Cem,
. FITZm-.RAUJ. Of pneumonia, Oit. 27.
DOROTHY, wife of Kdward J, Fltitrerald
and daughter nf Frank and Mary Mavn
ased 2.1. Funeral Wed., 2.80 n. ni., parenta
residence. Greenwood and Olenalde avea.,
Wjnvote. P11. Int. private, Holy Sepulchre
Cem
Fl.TCTCHliR. Of pneumonia, Oct. 20.
ANNIK. dauitliler of Joseph and Mary nn
Fleteh. sued 28. Residence. (1.12 K. A lie.
Bheny t. Due notice of funeral will be
elven.
Fponr.-Oct. 20. JAMKS A., son nf lale
Michael I, and Hnnnra C. Toody. Re'.atlvea
and friends invited to funeral. Tues.. 8:30
a. in.. 2.144 Salmon St. Solemn requiem
mass Si. Ann's Churrh 10 a. m. Int. pri
vate. New Cathedrnl Cem, Auto service.
. tlAFFNKV. Oit 2:1, at Hamburg, Pa.,
MAROARKT G,FFNRy ased 82. Funernl
Wed., parlors of James Clabby, 4527 Frank
ford ave, Int Oakland Cem
. tlAf.t.AOIIf:R.-Oct. 21, nrtWAnP. son nf
lat! Uitrlck and llrlduet Oallauher. aged 8-'.
Funernl Tues, 10 a, in., pirlora of John A,
D'vrr . ni Reclor St., Manayunk. Int.
AVeelmlpster Cem.
GARTNER. Oct. 2.1 ISAMF.fi. daughter
01 Anna ana late jonn .. iiartner. tunerai
and Int. at convenience of family.
(IKnxnn. k t. 2.1. of pneumonia. nt.IZ-
Alltt.TM I II- Al L.l..l.l, S. I-
.1.....I, .... !,.r .., J-iriirillK 1 , T"tl.T,
nnd dnuahter nf late RlUnbeth nnd Daniel '
rosier. Funeral wed. u n. m.. 3,33 N stlf
at. Immediate family may view remains
Tuea nfler 8 pm.
Ulfllis. Oct. 2.V of pneumonia GliiiDYS
C. OIHIIS (pee Ollvenr). n?ed 22. wife of
l.dwHrd W Glliba and dnushter of Oeorse
and Victoria Hnrrnn Ollvear. Services nrl-TOt"-"
1 11". P. m.. residence of parents. 120.1
N. -0th sf. rhoinixvllle papers cottv,
OtnilL,F.P.. Oct. 24. HARR1F.T I.lr.i.IAN,
wife of aeorso I.. Glebler and dauithter of
Joseph and late Cathariro- Reed. Funeral
nrhata TUfS.. 1 p. m., 2422 S. Tcrcy St.
Int. Fernwood Cem. t
,.W,VI!i:nT ;.cl- " of nneumonln.
MAUIlK C wlf of Allan O, Gilbert, ased
2.1. Relatives and frlemla Invited to funeral
fei vices, lues . 1 p. m.. 4231 l'arrinh at.
Int private
. .I0.1"-'1'" of nneumonla, Oct. 2.1. WII.
J.IAM. biiabiind of I-oulfn Goilz. aired 02.
runerai Tuea.. 1:30 p. m.. 2214 B. I.ehlch
ave. mt. (Ireenmount Cem.
ORKKNSIIIEI.DS. Suddenly. Oct. 20.
JU1.IA I... widow ot Andrew II Oreenahlelda.
ajod .11. funernl scrlces nnd Int. private,
chapel of Andrew J. Ilnlr Son. Arch and
Huh atSjVrues., 1 p. m.
aRtinir At Atlantic City. Jf. J.. Oct.
23. WIl.MAM W..-son of llta William J3.
nnd Cthartni- r: Orubb. ased 04. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to services. Tues., 2:30
P. m , alster'a residence, Mrs. John J. Mat
lack. -232.1 Spruce street. Int. private.
HAAS. Oct. 20. JtARGARET HAAS, wife
nr J, Frank Hnar formerly of Shamoktn.
Pa., and daughter nf late Charles G. and
Itamnret C. Murphv. of Centralis, Pa,
Funeral WeU 10 a. in.. 3.12.1 Hamilton st.
Int. prleite,
IIAM5Y. Oct. 25. of pneumonia. VE
RONICA, daughter nf Jnmcs and Anna
Halev nnd (rrnnddaughter of Mary nulner.
IU4 S. 10th st. Duo notice ot 'funeral will
bo Riven. s
HAIINKTT. Oct. 2.1. WILLIAM M.. hus.
band of Alice C. (nee Karn) and son nt
late James nnd Johanna Harnett. 18r,4 N.
Tanev at. Due notice of funeral. Flttaburch
papera cotiv.
HARKKR. At Rrnwn's Mills. N. J.. SAL
I.in. vlfe of Renjamln Hnrtter. Relntlvea
nnd friends Invited tn funeral. Wed.. I
11. in., Rrown's Mills. N. J. Int. Spnnsfleld
Cem.
HATFIELD. Ruddenlv. Oct. 23. nt Ches
ter. Pa . WIM.IAM. husband of Stella Hal
Held (neo Itarratt). 218S N. 02d at., Phlla.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
Tuea . undertaking- parlors of E, F. White.
1101 w. 3d t.. Chester. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
HAYES. Of pneumnnla, Oct. 28. THE
RESA, dauahter of I.oul.i Drake, aced 2t.
Relatives and frjendg Invited to funersl,
Tues., 9 a. m., mother's residence H07 W.
Roston nve. Int. private. New Cnthedral
Cem. Autp service.
IIEDDON. Oct. 20. ALICE I1EDDON.
wife of Isaac Heddon nnd danxhter nf late
J.lhn mill .fntie llnllsuher. formerlv of Ches
ter. Pa. Funernl Thurs.. nt i-nnvenlenco of
Tsmny. rrnm .lu nrlo ave, int. Iloiy rJep
Ulehro Cem.
HEINEMAN. Oct. 20. WILHEt.MINA
E , daughter nf Harry M. and Irene Heine
man and Rrnnddatlnliter of late Auguet and
Eva Hefneman. ased 13. Funeral Thura.. 1
n ni . parents' residence 131, Porter st.
Int. private, Mt. Morlah Cem.
HELMS. net. 2(1 at Camp Greenleaf. nf
pneumnnla, CHARLES (1.. husband of Caro
line Helms (nee Hoffman) and son nf Anthony
nnd Ixiuiaa Helm:, nired 21. Funeral Tur...
1 p. m., parenla' realdeneo, 40.13 Dittman st.,
Frankford. Int. Oakland Cem.
HENS'.E. At her nnrenta' residence, 4A41
N. mill "t,. nERTHA E.. onlv child of
S'amuel IV. and Lnutaa R. Henze (nee
Rlesslns), In hr 13th inr. Duo notice of
funeral will he given.
HO.MIl.I.EK. Oct. 20. MART JANE.
wlndw of Peler llnmlller, aged 84. Funeral,
Omit flowers
HL'llimS Oct. 21. MART A.. wlf of
John W. Hushes. Funernl private. Wed .
n a, m.. V"i37 8. Carlisle st. Int. Holy
Cross cem
ILLINaWORTH. Oct. 3.1. WILLIAM A.,
husband of Rose Illlngworth (nee Slmmonds),
aged 27. Funeral service private. Wed..
2 p. m.. Oliver H. Hair nidg., 1SS0 Chestnut
at. Int. private.
JAi'OHS. OcW S7. KLIZA, widow nf
Charles Jacobs, ll'l.- nf (1'nucester, N. J.,
inert 77. Funeral Wed.. 7:30 a. m.. David
II. Pchuvler nidg.. Mroad iuid Diamond sta.,
Phlla Int, prlvnte, St. Mary's Cem..
Olnucater N. J.
JAC'OIIY. Oct. 24. MARTHA, widow of
Charles Jacobv. aged M. Services Tuea.,
1 11. m., apnrlmenta William H. Patter.by,
.1310 N. Ilroad st. Int Northvvood Cem.
JAMUH. Oct. S4, AONK8. wife of George
Jame. and daughter of Charles and Llnle
Davis. Relatives and friend. Invited to fu
neral aerilce. Tues., 2 p. m.. parenta resi
dence. 4(1(1 Hudson st.. Gloucester, N, .1.
Int private, Cellar Ornve Cem.
jr.NKI.N8. At Monlclnlr. N. J., Oct. 2B.
1.11,1. IB (IIIVKR JENKINS of Cn iden.
N. J Funeral araJ Int. prlyativ
JOIINHON. Oct. 20. JENNIK E.. wife of
James i:. Johnsin nnd i"Buahter of Tiiirard
and Sarah- A. Watera. agert 27. Funeral
services Wert.. 2 i. ni. resldenca pf par
ents. 4817 Hnwthnrnn at,. Frankford. Int,
private Oaklsnrt Cem. ......
JUNES. Of pneumonia. Oct. ".I. MARYI.B
JONKi (nee Mooney), wife of William Jones,
aged 311. Relatives and friends invited tn
funeral, Tus 10 a, m., 1285 Dav at. Int,
Nnrthi'-ond ('rill. , . .
KAITHOL7, On Oct Sfl. ,1I8. J.K.VA
IC. wife of Robert J. Keufholz and dauch
ter nf Adolpb nnd Lena Till, aged 28 vesrs.
Funeral services Tue . 2 p. m nt her
lale residence, 111 Rhode, ave,, Colling
dale Pa. tnt. prl.-ste
KAY.--Oct. 27. WILLIAM OSBORNK. son
nf Alfred J. and late Llrtle Kay (nee Os.
l.urne). aget,22. Funeral service Thura .
2 n m.. aunt's resldeni-w- MKs Margaret
Kay. 2117 N 18th at. lut. private, West
Laurel 111)1 Cem.
iou.vvt Oet. n2. nf pneumonia.
ELIZABETH, wife nf John Keenan (nei An
er.on). Fuiiera Tue... 10 a. m., 418 S.
Rth s. Int pr'yate.
KELLY. In Norrlstnwn, Pa.. Oet. 20,
oe
llh
MARY K.. daughter of late- captain Thomaa
A. and Jane Kell. Funeral, 313 penii .1.,
Nnrrlatown., Pa., Tue.,, 10 a. ni. Int. St,
rVvBrLI.V. Oct. 2-l.nf rneuminla. THOMAS,
son of Thnmns nnd Mary Kelly dice McDer.
molt), aged 21. Funeral Wert,, 10 a. m.,
parent.' residence, S703 Pratt at. Int. St.
Dominic's Ceo. , .
KELLY Ort. S3, of nnrumonla. JOHN
J., hu.band of Baiah Kelly (ne. Frlell and
son of John J. and Murgaret K. Kelly (ne.
Bulllvan). Mr. Kelly wa. a member of ih.
Pari; nu.rd. and Park Ouard.' A..o. Fu.
neral .Tue... 11 a. in.. IHIIN. Ah.rd.rn at.
(..3d and Jefferson at.J. lut. Holy Cross
C':utr."t)l"i. kathaWne. if. of
Thomas Kelly and daughter of Patrick and
Annie Shieilln, pjrrlnh Ardara. County
Donegal. Ireland Kuneral Tuea.. a. m.,
4nl( Honpe. al. Int. Holy Cross" Cem
KELLY.. Oct. 24. of nne-imonla JE.v.
NIK A., wife of Dennl. I.. Kelly and
daughter of Michuel and Teresa Onrmley
(nee Miller), ageii 26. Due nolle, of funeral
parents' re.Idrnc, Sib W, S Pleasant
"lN,N,BY,r- Oct. 25. .MARY hISNNEY
(nee McKenneyl. widow of ( harle. Kenney.
Funeral Tue... 11:30 a. ni.. iesldnce of gun,
(Utiles A. Kenne. SS03 Coral .1, Int. prl.
vale. Aiyn service
KBOUIIH. Oct, SI. nf pneumonia MAIL
TIN J. KKUl'UH, aged 411. Funeral Wert ,
3 p m S. E cor. Sd and Pine St., Int.
private Holv Cross Cem
KERNS. Oct. 2H. t 480 X. Dearborn at.,
.. t.A,in..fr .viee nf John J. Kerns Jr
I KiS rSi?B I?"
I iiv'JS y
' f iven.
and daughter of laU David and Mary a.
notice of funeral will be
.!rilDRED. Oct. to. CHARLES FIRMAN.
. Il IIIIIH) III
husbanJ of th. l.t. Sara Eiuaoetli Kim.
dred Funerui servlcr and int. orlvgis,
from Lino N. ISth at.. Tue.., 11 a. m. st,
r,KIRK!ctrs.rorpn.umo..l, ROSS, .on
of late lllwird and Sarah Hannf. Kirk. y.
n.ral .ervlce. prlv.le, Tuea.. 11 a. ra.,
Olfv.r H. Bair Bld., 180 Cbfctmit .1.
'"kLEw'-On Oct. ?4. MAnOARET KLEIN
(n. Fleck), vvlfr of, Jacob Kltln. Funeral
will tak. pl.c. on Tue... at So. m., from
h.r lat. re.ia.nc.. m . 111,
I i.rl.nl. l .n " t in raililinra nf son . I
Ut. !T erf-'IfiBT. V. v-m
JBylabJBgpftyB3!g.?WWa?wLt3liWB
m&mw'vswirmttMtiimrvwi'fr.' ts. ;iev -, i
T 4V".
EXiiMfW
M st.' mV
okin paeers eor
ifcjf jh,iH-fcs-A'..fVt-'i esA.
asm-paper, copy, - 1 "
KURRflTBN. -r Oct. 2. aKOROK .
UEnSTEN. husband of late FrederUI
A.
Kb
trleks
Kuersten. .red tia. Member of Hermann
.once, .no. iza, t ana A. M..Funerni Tues.,
2 p. m., 1818 N, 20th st. tnt. Mt.. Peace
iTuat.KR Oct.,2, FHEDERICK J., bus.
band of lata Frances Kualer (n Renralh),
aged 4.1. Funeral services Wed., 3 p. m.,
0021 rtlnlnr Hun ale.. Lnwndale. Phils. Ail
socletlss of which he was a member Invited
Remains may bo viewed Tues. eve. Int.
l.nwnvew Cem.
Kt'LI'. On Oct. 24, 1918, of pneumnnla.
DONALD CHESTER, son of C. R. .nd Pal lie
H. Kulp Jne Mlnlxor). parents' residence,
208I N. 2tsl at. Services and Int. nt Edgel
wood Cemetery. Pottstown. arrival 11:40
train. Man. Potl.tnwn papers cnpy.
I.AKJER. Oct. 24. CAM1LLK. daughter
,nf Marv K. and late Edward M, l.akler ased
22. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
Tues.. 10 a. m,. residence of mother. 0214
Vine
st , west I'jiiia. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Atitn funeral.
LAM VHH. l.'ct. 2;
AMELIA, wife of Ar-
Jbur l.nmsri nnd daughter n? late Major
Mnhsel and Huh Fullmer. Funeral Wed.,
" P. m..1424 Snyder ave. Int. private, We.t
l.nuee: ll'il Cem. Omit flowers.
.amk .Y-m innuenss. n-t a. siimim
A. LAMKIN (nee Ceonev). wife nf ltibn
cadla st
. .... "'."'. -isanotia cpm,
,i?xvJ"9nt'r i'".4". OCTAVIUS
..band of I.yda R. U'(nrt Huth), a
.''!?"J-.yn,"r:- -"!. octavius a
'.t1''" 'J."9 "" "nee Hum), aged
in ears. iteiniives and friends also
Washlnstnn, Lodge. No. to) r. '."? A. '
Phlla. Ccnslstnry A. A. 8. -It., nited to
funeral services, on Tues.. si 1 an 1 T n,
precisely, from his lit. re.iaence, aY s'.
lv'v".?! " nrm"n,own- Int. Drlratel
I.EEp'OM. Oct. 23 MART k wife of
?.?i.jri' SW N, Stanley st. (81st snd Cum-
T iaVi ii Y. . "" " pnpumonia wii.
HJLJi'L tU10" on of WilllHm n. nn?
xLlS s""n Rmma Ilsr. bM 52. Fur-fra.
i,:."S'.'n" P-vrenU' resldenc?. 24 T Tine
.". : "- -. 5fi.i"
htm-
ii... i I,n vv. ivy, sgea fl.i. Reia
iJ,,?."in? f'Od.. emplo.ves of Oimbol llro...
W""A '"fun'ral service.. TueN 2 p. m.,
I'lJj.'isllU? ' ,n'- Private. I
itniirf nr viia.i a tu -
RfU-
lie. i" ?."" 2.', J?hn a- sod .Mary L -Tu,',"co.
bundling) aged 82. Funeral
r LVi.J?' "! resldenee of parents. 1032
Auto VnS?,t- ,nt' Ncw C-"1""1"' -"
i.Syii'0ctls?' 'ILLIAM. husband of
in ?.!!''" 't'lilh.s and friends Invlled
io funeral services. Tues. 2.30 o. m.. 1E34
" .J.r.'' -'nt. Mt. Morlah t5em
Ttfiro it'-l. Pneumonia. Oct. 24. TI9
1 !ri:.?c"rd',uh!er f John and Is.ta Helma
miV riV runerai private Tuea.. 3 p. m.,
MM N. Bmed.ey t. Int. West Laurel Hill
lcm.
'v?i.cl.f "f Pneumonia. Oct. -2R. KATH
,:l," w,,e oMianM J. Lvnch. Ill
."aIi'uI" ." ni.. residence of husbanrt.
-"WtV.'-tf "' '" Private. Holy Crosa Cem
,. lRvT-Opt. 24. ANNA J., dauchter nf
tati) Jvicoh and Julia Maler (nee Stelnmll
Jer) nged 27. Relative, and friend. Invited
!!.f,:ner'1, lu'' P. ".. -14 N. 8ih .t.
'V.P'e.nninunt Cem
, 'IfALANE. Oct. 27. TIMOTHY, son of
John and llrldget Malane. Funeral Wed .
in a. m.. parents' residence. S71n Ileech
wood at., Oermnntown. Int. Ifoly Sonulchre
MANLY. Suddenly. Oct 2.1. HORACE
n., husbanrt of Gertrude S. Manly. 2S Wild,
wood ave., E. Lansdowne. Pa., sou of
Robert P. Manly. Service, prlvnte. Tue...
S P. m.. Oliver II. Hair Ilulldlng. 1820
chestnut at. Int. .private.
MANN10N. Oct. Sfl. nf pneumonia.
JWNIFHBD. daughter of Mary and late
Michael Minnlnn. nged 21. Funeral Wed..
HU. m.. 7H W. Weaver si.. Mt. Airy. Int.
"'IWi- "n,v Senulchre Ctm.
MARSDKN. Ort. 2.1. of pneumonia.
ELIZA HETH. widow of James Maraden. Fu
neral Tue., 3 p. m.. brother', residence,
Robert Hewitt, jiss warren st. Int. -private,
Fernwood Ce n. . s
..MrARTNEY. Oct. Sfl. MARGARET M.
McARTNEY. Kuneral Wed . 2 p. m resi
dence of sister, Mrs. Anna Hennlnu. 2232 N.
llnuvler al. Int. Hillside Cem.
, McCAME. Oct. 211. Rev. MICHAEL J.
McCAIIE. pastor nf St. Matthias'. Church,
tlala. Pa, Reverend clergy, relative, nnd
friends invited to funerai, Thurs., pnrochinl
residence. Divine office will begin 0:30 .. m.
Solemn rrnuleni mass 10 a. m.
McCarthy. Oct. 2. saraii j,. widow
of Cornelius McCarthy. Funeial Wtd. 10
a. m.. 13U0 Marl at. Int. private.
McCLlfllE. O't. 2ii. residence of son-ln.
Iiw, William Maglll. 2ISS N. I.lth st..
MART, widow of Theodore McCIure, aged
72. Funernl service. Wed.. 1pm. David
H. Srhuvter ltlrtg.. Ilroad and Diamond at..
Int, -private. Oaklnnd Cem. Remain. m,y
be viewed Tues. eve,
MrCLUSKEY. Oct. 24. nf 'pneumonia.
ANNA, wife of D.ivld McCIusk-v. nged 48.
Member of Crow Council. No. lflO. D. of P.
Funeral from 272S Earn St.. Tuea.. 1 p. m.
Int. private. Mt. Morlah Cem. .
McCULI.OUOH. Oct. 28. JOHN P.. aon of
Sarah and late IMIrlck McCullough (nee Ma.
gulre). nged 3.1 Relative, and friend.. De
Solo Council. Nn. 31.1. K. of C. : director.
Johnson Ituilding and Lnan Society. Invited
to funeral, Thurs., 8.30 a. m., mother's
residence. 1.112 S. 10th at. Solemn high re
quiem mass Annunciation Church 10 a. m.
Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
MrDRVITT. Oct. 2.1. of appendicitis.
MARGARET D Wife of Hnrry J. Mc
Devltt. Jr.. and daughter ot Su.i. E. and
the lale Charles D. McCall. Relative, nnd
friend, also member nf Division No 22, La
dies' Auxlllnrv, A, O. H.. Invited tn nt.
tend funeral Wed . 10 a. tn.. from 132 N.
Mill. Int. Old Cathedrnl Cem.
McEACHERN. Oct. 811. ISAHBLt.A C.
eldest daughter nf Alexander and Isabella
McEachern, aged 2ft. Funtral Thur... I
11. m.. 217 W. Allegheny nve. Int. private,
Oakland Cem.
McGINTY. Oct. 23 ANNA S. MrGINTT.
daughter ofr Hannah E. and late Kdward J.
McGluty. Relatives and friend. Invited ta
funer.il. Tuea.. 10.30 a. nt.. HON H. tilth
st tnt. Itnlv Cross Cem. Atitn funeral.
McHUC.H. Oct. 2.1. MipHAEL J. Mc
ttlir.H husband -ot Lillian Mcllugh. Fu
SI--
,p""
nearal Wed , in a. m.. 2132 E. Hunting
don st. int. New Cnthedral Cem
McILItOY. Died at Mnrrlstown. Oct. 28.
PHYLLIS ISAIIELLA, beloved wife of John
Hunter Mcllrnv. nf Mount Holly N. J. the
voungest daughter of Mr. and Mr.. ,Iam.
Ilarber. Requiem mass St. Peter'a i.'hurch.
Morrlatnwn. on Tuea . Oct. SO. at 10 a. in.
Please omit flower.
McKIIF. O't. Sfl. Hl'Olt VEITCII
(Vearhl McKEE hon nf late Robert and
Sarah McKee. He wa. a member of -Meridian
Sun Lodge, No lr.S. F. and A. M. :
Fame Lodge. No. 778. I O. O. F.': Temple
Encampm-Mit. No. ion. I. O. O. F. Funeral
aervlces Tnurs . 2 " p. m. residence of
brother, John II. McKee. .1130 Duffleld St..
Frankford Int. private.
McKEEVER. Oct. 27. MARY A., wife nr
John McKeever nnd daughter of Hugh and
Mary llradio. aged 27, of HalMines, Ceea..
Jough. County Donegal, Ireland. Due notti e
of funeral will be given from 1421 N.
.18th st.
MrMANI'F. Oct. 2.1. or pneumonia. JOHN.
husbanrt of Ernestine McManua. Funeral,
2(1011 Chrlsilnn st., Tuea.. 2:30 p. m. Int.
Hm) Cross Cem. Au(o seivlce-
HlcNALl.Y. Oct. SO. MJVUY P.. daughter
of Mary A. and the late Frank McNnlly. Rel
ntlvea and friends, KiiTed Heart Confrater
nity of St. Ann's Church, Invited tn funeral.'
Wed., 7:30 n. n... mother', residence, 2.140
Salmon st. Solemn requiem mass Sle Ann'.
Church. 0 a. m. Int. St. Ann'a Cem.
McNAMARA. Of pneumonia. Oct. 20,
REGINA I)., daughter of I), mils and Emma
MrNamara (nee llailrer). aged 20. Funeral
private Wed.. .8 a. m.. 020 W. Seltger st.
int. private. She wa. a member of Lodge
Nn 88 F. uf A.
McNEII.L Oct. 24, of Influenxa. JAMES,
husbanrt of Katharine McNeil and .on of
lata Archibald .nd Mary'McNelll. aged .31.
Funeral Tues,, 10 a. m.. 2.118 W. Dauphin
st. Int, Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
McNULTl'. ct. S3. CHARLES J. Mc
NULTY. formerly nf 1841 Carlton st. Rela.
tlves and friends tnvltrd to funeral Tuea..
10 a. ni., 323 N. Hlth st. Int. private, Holy
Cross Cim Auto service,
McPIIEI.IN. Suddenly. Qct. 2.1. JOHN
J,, win of John and Julia MrPheUn luce
(TRrleu). aged 12. Relatives and friends
Invited tn funeral. Tuea., 7,30 a. in. Mass
Chunh nf St. Edmund'. 0 a, m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto service.
MENNINOBR. Oct. 2d. JOSEPH, bus
band nf Mary Mennlnger (nee Uh'man). Rel
atives and friends, nlso, Phlla, Lodge, No, fit.
I, o. O. M.. Invited to funeral. Thur... 7:30
a, m.. 2IM8 N. Howard at. Solemn requiem
mas. St. Ilnn'.faclus'., Church 0 a. m.. Int.
Most llnlv Red'emer Cem.
MERCER. Oct. 23. nf Influenxa. FRED--ERICK
IL, son nf Jteberra W. and late
William II, Mercer. Funeral private 802
N, 12th a-., Tues., 2 p. m, Int. private.
West laurel Mill Cem. e
MEYER. Oct. S1. HERMAN P., husband
of Sophie 1... aged 43 Relatives u"d " i"
nlso L. O. O. M Nn. A4, and Hartrnd.r.'
Union. No. 1)3, Invited 10 funeral, Tuea.. 2
n. m.. apartment, of W, II. natter.by, 2310
N. Eroad, at. Int. Oakland Cem. Remalna
may h viewed Mon . 8 p. m.
MONROE. Oct. 23, nf pneumnnla, MA ft It
MONROE, aged (IS. Funeral Tue.., .part
mnls of Mtieei Monre Hon. S1 N. Hlth at,
MORAN. (let. SS. THOMAS, husband of
Calharlna t'ivnes Moran. Funeral Wed., 8.3H
a. in.. 414 Moore at. Int. Holy Cros. C.m.
Auto service,
MORRIS Oct. 27. JOSEPH P. MORRIS.
late of 1840 Ridge ave.. husband of Mary
V. Morris. Funeral Wed,, 2 p m.. parlor.
Philip F, Flanagan. A41 N. 22d at. Int.
private, Arlington Cem.
MORRISSEY. At Camp Lee. Va t Prints
ARTHUR J. MOHRISSET. .on of Hannah
M. Morrls.ey (nee Chlsm) and lat. James
Morrlssey, aged SI. Relatives and frl.nd.
invited In funernl Wed.. 8.30 a. in., moth
er', re.ldence, fi03 E. Cornwall. .1. Solemn
requiem muss Ascension Church 10 a, m.
Int Holy Cros. Cem.
ML'LDOON. Oct. S.I. MAROARET J. (ne.
Qulnn). widow nf Edward Muldoou and
daughter of lat. Mlcha.l and llrldget Qulnn.
Relative, and friend. Invited to funeral.
Tues,, 111 a, 111., I42U W. Indiana ave. Int.
New Cathedral Cem. Remain, may b.
viewed Mon, eve, Omit flower..
MULLER. At Rlver.lrte. N. J.. Oct. SB.
RICHARD, husband of Minnie. Muller. .aid
.17 Relatives and friends Pnwhnttan Tribe.
No (18, I, O, R. M.i of Krldgrhoru. N. J..
and Eureka Ileneflclil Asco . of Riverside,
i J., invited to funeral. Wed . 1 p, m.,
Siia Pavilion ave..' Riverside, N. J. Inf.
Riverside Cem., New Jer.ev.
- MURPHY. Oct. 24. EMILY E.. wlf. of
Jame. Murnhy and daughter of J. 11. nnd
lale John Moore. Funeral private, 118 Hoff
luan at. Int. prjvat..
, NEWBAUKR. Oct. ST. ABRAHAM, hus
hand of lute Sophie M. Newbauer, aged 78.
Rue. ".''".'; 9.'. '""e'al will be given froiiv
1807 N Randolph .t. .
OCHELTREE. Oct. 25. SAMUEL I,.,
hu.band ot Ann). Ocheltree. Funeral serv
ices Tur... 11:80 a. ni., 4082 llax.l ave..
W. Phlla. Int Wilmington. Del. '
O'BRIEN.--Oct. 28. of pneumonia. ANN
ELIZABETH O'BRIEN lni. Hunch), wlf.
nf Jo.eph O'Brien, aged 23. Funeral .ervlce.
Arllnalon Cm.
V'?. p. . 1. .1st ai. xni. LiriYai.,
ir wnnmui
Oct. 24. ncvNia i,u
.l"rl IM.IMU. DM
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i.
Lt-JliV-Q!-' l.,rtl!tli ,-v
t nariAr ! neconii to.-, vawaii
ment. lR.lth Depot tlritad. Csmp
.on or r?ath.rln .nA 11 nenn
anil mrmnAmnn nt 1Ia Msllhevr mnA r.
KeTlr. FunerAl Thur... mnther'a re.lltfnjt.,
2.14(1 K. Somir.et it. Int. private. Holy Ht
deemer Cem
O MAl.LEY Oct, 28. WILLIAM r.,,of
rf S.r.h A. nnd lite Thomas 0'Mall.v,
Relative and friends Invited to funeral.
s n'Ma
fSirflil
inura., ,:go n, m. reamsne or rnniner. u
2823 s.yColor.do at, (Rltner t, abov. 17lh). . jii
Solemn freoulem ma. Church of St, Monica. J, J
Ii a, m. Int. Cathedral Ctm. Csrrllgo 7,1
O'MARA-Oct. 28, ANNA, -nlf. of Jame.
O'Mara (nea Duffy). Funeral Wed.. 10 a.
in., 108.1 N. Crnrkey st. Int. Holy Cros.
Cem. Auto service.
O'NRIL. Oct. 28. OEOROE O'NEIL. .gad
88. Funeral service rrilrtenc. S. Ch.nol
lor .t.. Newtown. Wed.. 8 n. m. Int. New
town Cem. Train, for Newtown leav.Rf.o
In Terminal 1-1 o ,n. .
O'NEILU Oct, , 2R, of nn.dmnnl.. WIL
LIAM, aon V of Patrick and late Rase A.
O'Neill (nee Do'inhue). runerai Tue. . 11
a, m., 2010 N. 8d st. Int. private, New
C.fellrrtl Cem. , "
0RTI4IP, Oct. 24. JENNIE C. wlf. t
Edwin C. Ortlln. aged 40. Funeral Man..
2 p. m.i hu.bnnd'a residence, 114 Mm. av...
Chelitribain. P.. Int. prlvat..
O'SIIBA. Oct. 28. EDWARD J., httb8
nf Mary A. O'She.t (ne. Walsh). Funeral
Wed. a. in., brother', re.ldence, 187 .
Allen t. Int. Hnly Cros. Cem.
OWENS. Oet. 23. of. nne,uminl. OATH.
ntNE. wife of Thorns. Owen, and daughter
of Anna and the l.t. Jam.. Manahan.
Funeral Tue... 9 a. m., 413 Snjder ave.
lni private. Holy Cross Cem.
PADEN. Oct. 24. GEORGE O., .an of
Ellen and late Jame. t'aden. Funeral m
Ice private, Tue... 2 p m.. 413 union at,
lnt.prltat Fernwood C.m.
PHILLIPS. Oet. 20. JOSEPH H.. but)
hand of Etlrn Phillip.. Relative, and friend!'
invtien 10 .ervice, jne... n p, m.i oaugnier
residence, Mr.. William F. Wallace, ,3828
N. C'nmac st,
Int.
Hiimfflit Ltm r.
Pi 1TTS.
Oct.
211. HAI.I.Ii; llUHlllVD
POTTS, a.ed 72. runerai service, prlvat..
Tue. . It a. tn.. .120 Camper at.. Camden, N. 4
J. Int. private. Omit flower. ., 1
POWERS. At I.alteaond N. J., Ort. 2.
1BI8. Rev. JAMES J. POWER"), rector of
St. Man-', of the Lake Church. Remain,
wilt lay In ante at the St. Mary', of th.
Lake. Church Tur.day afternoon and eve
ning. Solemn requiem m.ss Wednesday
morning nt 11 o'clock. Interment at St.
Mar.v'a Cemetery, Lakewood. N, J, .
UltAT.'v-Oct. 28. of pneumonia, 1SAI1EI.
HKCKETT. wife of Charles. P. Quay and
daughter of Linda M. and 1st. John W.
Hamea and granddaughter of Robert P. and
lale Mary C. Morton, aged 23. Funeral
Wed,. 8 p. m.. husband's residence. South
Drnadway, ' Pitman. N. J. Int. Manahath
Cem
QUINN Oct. 2(1. of pneumonfa. MINNIE
II.. daugtrtrr of Miry and late Jame Qulnn.
Funernl frnm 2138 S'. 13th at.. Tues.. 8 a.
m. Tnt. private. v
RAITCH. Oct. 21, CATHARINE J., wlfa
nf Charlv. Itauch. Funeral service.; Mon..
2 p in., husband, re.ldence, 4100 Qlrgrd
ave. Iiit. private.
RAtlDKNnUSH. Oct. 27. MARTJX)U
ISA. wife of J C. Raudcnbush. Wi 74.
Relative, and friends invited to funeral
services, Thurs.. 2 p. ni.. rcs'denc. of on-In-law,
Albert Bulger. 243 Harvard ave,,
Colllnasvvcod. N. J. Int. private,
REDMOND. Oct. 2,1 MARGARET I.
REDMOND, wife of John Redmond (nm
Crllly). aged 22. Funeral private. 8318 Read
land St.. Wed,, 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross
CnEEVES. Oct. 24. KETURAft K.
REEVES, widow of Paul S. Reeve, aged 81.
Funeral private. Mon.. 10-43 a m.. 2213
Pine at. Funeral .ervlce. West Laurel Hill
Cemetery, Lot 11, Belmont Section. 11 JO
' REIt.LT. Oct. 24. MART, wife of Joseph
F. Rellty and daughter 'of Jame. and late
Ida McCann. Relative, and friend., mem
ber, of Barred Heart of St. Rita. Pariah.
Invlled to funeral Tues. 0 B. m.. 1419 S.
Cn"iisi si. int. Holv Cross cem.
REtMERS. Oct. "7. JITI.TV nF.IMfcRR
(nee Keller), wife of John H. Relmera, nged
48. Duo notice of funeral will be glv.n
from .on-ln-law'a residence. Geors. Klx
3138 N, Rosewood at.
RICHARDS. Oct. 24. FLORENCE,
daughter of Joseph and Catharlna Richard..
Funeral Tue.,, 0 ., m., residence of briAh-er-ln-law,
George Winter., 2803 Oxford at.
tni. .-ew -oaineorai t-em
RtESS. Oct. 2.1. OTTO. hu.bnndnf Jhr
garet Rlee. (nee Imhnf) and son of Chafl.a
nnd late Caroline Rtr.a, aged 28. Renvliw
mav ho- viewed Tue... 8 to 10 p. m. Funiral
services Wert . (1 a. ni.. parent. reMetc..
2032 Hnwarth at. R.maln. mav be vl.lsed
at 711. Moss at., Reading, Pa. Int. Re.ttar.
i'a. ,
nOHERTS. On Oct. 55 TtTlt.T.tAM TT.
ROBERTS. Sr.. hu.band of Grace H. Hob
rrts. nged 86 vear.. Relative, and frl.kda.
members of Integrity Lodge. No. 187. F.
and A. M.t Keystone Assembly, No. 2. A- O.
M. P.: Apnlln Castle. No. 3. K. G. E..
Invited to funeral service.. Tues.. 1 p. m..
at re.ldence. 133 N. Paxon st, Int.. private.
NorthwooiL Cem. Auto service.
ROOK.-JfOct. 23.' FRANCIS RUSSELL.
.on of Frank J. and M. Anna Rook (ne.
Moor.), aged 22. Funeral parent.' rl
dnnce. Center ave.. Newtown. Pa., Tuea,,
0 a. m. Int. private. St. Andrew' R. C.
Church. Newtown. 10 a. m.
ROZEY Oct- 2D, of Influenxa. ANNIE
RO.EY. wife of Harrv Rnsey and daughter
of tlnr-late Richard Houston, aged 50. Fun.
ersl service. Oct. 28 at 10 a. in., 8341
Richmond st. Interment. Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. Relative. Invited.
RUTTER- At Colllng.wood. N. X. Oet.
20, NELLIE, daughter of late Lettl. and
Jamea Rutter. aged 34. Relative, and friends
Invited to funeral aervlces. Tue. . 3 p m..
resldenc. of brother. Herbert Rutter. 27 Cq.
lln. ave., Colllng.wood, N. J. Int. Harlelgh
Cem
RYAN. Oct. 2.1. nERTHA F.. wlf. of
Jami. Rvan. aged 20 Services Mon.. 8 p.
m. apartment, of William H. Ttatter.by.
331A N. Broad st. Int. Lanca.trr. Pa., Tue
SCHALLER. Oct. ST. WILHEJ.MINE
SCHALLER. widow of Edward Srhaller,
a.ed T7. Relativr. and friends invited to
funeral. Wed. 10 a. m.. 7811 Tabor at.
(Itiirholmel. Int. Cheltep Hills cm.
buititAucitt. viti. -o. oe oroncniai pneu
monia. MAROARETHA. widow of William
Schrader. Funeral Tues., 10 a. m., 6810
Vln t. Int. private, Mt. Peace Cem.
SENIOR. At Gloucester. N. J.. Ocf. 2.1.
FLORENCE C wife nf Grnrge Senior (ne.
Nlckelson), nged 81. Funer.l Tue.., 2 p. m ,
residence, 330 Market St.. Glouce.ter. Int.
HurnviUe. N. J, Auto funeral. ,
SERVICE. JOHN, husband of "Annie
Service (nee Welderman). aged flS. Fun.r.l
Tue... 1 p. ni., 3801 Kensington awn. Int.
private.
SHEPPARD. Oct. 23. MARY E., wlf. at
Joseph R, Sheppard. Funeral Wed.. 1 p. m..
residence nf .on-ln.law. Thoma. Davl. 3201)
E. Ilsnnnin t. Int. private.
SHIREY. Oct. 2.1. A. E. SHIREY.agMl
01. husband of Louise, formerly of Harrta
burg. Pa. Funernl a-rvice. Tuns, eve., Oct.
"i. at S o'clock,- family rsti!nr 101(1
Wnmlng nve. Reiaivea and friend. Invited.
Burial at Ureenca.ll. Pa.', Wed, Harrllbuw
paper, copy. , .
MHUHBRT. Of pneumonia. Oct. It. JO
8EP;f G., husband of Florence N. Phuryrt
(nee Pnte) nnd .on of Ann! and lat. Mi
chael Hhuhert. aged 27. Du. nntlc. of fu
neral will he given frnm 3818 N. Marahall at.
'SIMA. Suddenly, Oct, 27. of .pneumonia,
HANNAH It., wife nf Jame. Slma (nee Gal
lagher), naed 20. Funeral services Vd., 1
n m.. 1033 W. Arlxona st, Tnt, private,
Northwood Cem.
SLATER. Oct. 2,1. HAZEL, daughter of
Jo.nh 11. and Edna L. Slater, aged 18. Fu
neral Wed.. 3 p. in., residence of parenta,
2188 E. York st. Int. private. Oakland Cem.
Newark (N. J.) paper, copy.
SUA I.E. Oct. 27. 01 pn'-umonla. OEOIl.
GIA M. daught.r of Richard F. and Georgia
M flmale, aged 28. Funeral Tue. , 2 p. m.,
residence nf parent.. 1813 N. 38th t- Int.
pr'vsi Mt. Morlah Cem.
SMITH. Oct. 23. of pneumonia, ANNA
E. SMITH (nea He.ten). wlf. of George H.
K. Smith, .aged '-". Funeral .ervlce.
Thur... 2 p. m.. 1D.1H Myrllewood at. Int.
Greenwood (K. of P.) Cem.
n.viirfi. uci. 2n. or tineumnnia,
PHILIP
Wat.ral
J., hu.band nf Mary Smlth-lree Wat.ral
ana .en nr Kllen ana latei rmtt
iltlp Smtlbt..
Funeral Wed,, B;.in a. m.. 1288 N. j
st. Int. private. Holy v.putchr. Cem
Howard
n.i.,,,, ni niiciMur, .-, ., uvi, '!,
LILLIAN E.. wife of K-tndnlph J. Know and
.In, , vlila- a St .. 1I-. tta--u St' Hkula
UUntl' kL IX... -, Uf T gk MC
aged 22. Relative, and friend. Invited .to 1
funeral. Wed.. 8 a. m.. 117 Monroe at., '
Riverside N J. Mass at St. Peter'a B. C. il
1 sj.t vdsiW flltivAvl-sl A t. . Tasjt lfaaiiH.al B
Cem., n-verly. N.'.l.
SPARKS. Oct, 20. ROTH HILDA, daugh
ter of Elisabeth and Thorns Spark.. Fu
neral aervlces Tue... 11 a. pi,, parenta' re.!-,
denre, MM) Whitman ave., Camden. K, ,J,
Int, prlvnte, Harlelgh Cem. ,
8TAA8. Oct. 28 of pneumonia, JOHN
W., .011 nf Henrv r., and Augusta Demuth
Slaas. Funer.l Wed.. I p. m.. 8.11 Tree ft.
Int nrlvsi. Auto fiinersl.
STACKHOUSE. Set. 2.1, ADALINE HTTR.
TON. widow nf Jnlfri Btackhnuee, a4 if.
Relatives and friend. Invl'ed to funeral,
Tue.., 2.80 p. m. North Pine at., Ie.ni
borne. Rucks Co.. Pa. Int. Hee-hwood Cjfa.
Train for Ijinghorn. leave. Reading Tr
mlnal 1'02 p. ni. .,
STEtNF.R. Oct. 21, nf pneumonia. HAN
NAH STEINEH (nee HtolzeV. wlf of Joan
Kleiner, Residence. 8040 X. 2d at. Dua
notice of funeral will be glv.n.
STEWART. Oct. 21. of Influenxa. ELIZ
ABETH, wife of William Stewart and
daughter of lat. John and M.ry J4eConn.1l.
a.ed 88. Funeral Tuea.. 10 a. m., 411
S.aybrooke ave. Int. private. Holy Crow
'STEWART. Of Influenxa, Oct. 24. JEN
NIB K. STEWART (n.ef Lett.), wl of '
Harold T, Stewart. Funeral service Tua..
8 p. ni.. North Ea.t. Md. tnt. Methodl.t
Cem.. North Ea.t. Md. ..
P-WIFT, Of ni eiimonla. Oct. 2b. FRAN-,
riet .011 of Chart. D-.nd l.t. Mary ,
Swift (ne. Flaherty). Fjiner.1 W,4'i
rn.. resldenc. of .later. 2302 N. Bnuvl.r t.
(18th ard Dannhln 4t. ), Int; N.w C.the.ral
Cem. Auto .ervlce, 01
TAFELMEIBR. Oct. tl. of pneumonia. ,l
mel.r. i Funeral Tuea . 2 p. m., parlor f
Morrl. Rosenberg's Hon. 2008 N, Broad t.
Int. private. Northwood Cem.
TAFELMBIER. Of pneumnnla IVL 18.
MAlllVliOH. wjfe of Han Taf.lmel.r ru
n.ral Tue. , 3 p. m.. parlor, of Morris
Rosenheim's Sun, Sons N, ilroad at, lni,
tfrlvate. Northwood Cem.
"tAGTMEIER. Oet. 2T, FREDERICK W..
hu.band nf Madeline J. Ta.tinel.r (n.
Mela). H. wa. a member of 11th Dtat.
police fnrc. and th. A. f Harmer Club. Fu.
neral Wed. afternoon, 1129 Shackamaxan at.
Int. prtv.te.
TATfalAN-' A 121 Colonial av... KaaV
doon.ld. N. J.. Oct. 27. JOSHUA, hu.-ad
of lat.' Harriet Tauro.n
of fun.raP later.
TKEfl. Of Dn.umonla.
aa 7,
NttlM
.. huaband of Evelyn Rutherford Tje. aa4
.11 iinvuiiiuiiin. tji, q,
nd of Evelyn ttutharrord T
Oet. '38. DAVID
of Richard and lat Ms
aervlctand tnt; prlvat.. 2MB Oerrlti if,.
mrsiiiwa
JV.
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