RlM BAN
for Drunkenness
Nearly One-half
fith Bars Closed
CtEGGING IS LESS
Fund Accpttnts and
lis for Charity Like
wise Affected
W, crime slumped sharp v In this
Mills the saloons n-ere cioseci r.v
the health authorities
da for drunkenness and to-
ennss ind flisoreer'v connuc- n--
I considerably, In the month end-
nlcht there vver n : arr-ms
xlcatlon and d-ao'flrr'v condurt
nr tentemher -bf this rear, for
ne causes. ZtH arrest" were mid'
tober, 101". 2544 prisoners finured
BMce blotters for the miv reasons,
ban on ltiiuor est ih Mi n nts whs
down October l b i e io or tni
nxa epiacm'e it m. , ru r.t s
this mortunc
t;Wekly record of -vrre-s for In-
itlon and for intrN.c-it n ar.tt ett- lorwaru nnai -ciunis ui me num.. im
Ay conduct vvhie the Ui '-vas cf- erty Loan to liendiiiMiurs in this city
follows
1 the week end'r.K October S Tit
A. . .. . ... - .X -.-.-. 4,1
i; ror tne wecK oieunz ut-nucr ...
Treats: for the week oli 'ne Octo-
f'tti, B85 arrets. ard f - 'he 'wi
Btf October 26 216 r.-icsts There
j1Z4 arrests reported tor .vioremy
liveaterday.
OTIntr the nrst comu't. weeK r.ia;
health ban was lild ot salcon-
lawrests for drunl:erii- nd for d's.
rlv conduct wa on : ore-rourin -.ne
'tUc)y averace for la" plniVr
p'liBana Ilenedt. Miji bonder
ji . nA enecis oi me ,a. wu lmh ut- ,
'ili i . il Mn nr.lt. In fl.i nnsrl nrr.sts for
rC 'iinl...c anil rilsord,'l ce.TlllUCt llUt
, U th tiumber of arre-ts for other causes
WW iTher Isn't any doub- that th bin
itL 'I . . .. ... .-.
a beneflf commeied Captain of
tires Souder "There 3 no qnctl-n
kaO U Viae f AMslrI?ra.hlV reaUCOCl UP
nt of nettv crime. It een iPHser.' 1
number of homicides intoslrjiteu
JWhile qunrreiing occasioning kih'-u
another don and a fractured skull
B."
fturtnB the tnenty-fle rtv- the hn
'MftfrlftctUc Goxernm fhorttln
OjMAd the number of bootlCRKlnc cases
.'iitnlnir below the aveiafte. and heie
mt no Increase In the ue or narcnu'i
L W" '"VtAccordlnR- to Todd Dinle' 'ipri"
C twdent of investigitlon fo t e Pepir--
(wtMillt of Justice, boot: Firing a-res s
Hll,lWi1f'l I rr.,yitS H-HM f V .' M le tlie
k.L-ft ., .1 t.t!-,. .. ...-.. nf
"S"v c?nt,n"e," , ."',' .:'.,.'. .ne
fix- iwniir. ne saiq, .ourm n e m- u .1- - -
rfr r ?k- . . n,.nttltn0 n t r. , II1RA flf
8fH""!' vl Jiuwi........ - -
W. Wh !-,(.. ,a rnMnn I t. PT1I P1P(
.'Sssu - uwkw.. ..
uTBe narcotic division or tli. Internal
IpUnue Department ilecMr.il thero wis
ItHicrease ln lne .."....'c. u. miv
rs nere wnue oniciais oi u.e ...
llnolnted out that three weeks was
.short a p-rlod on which to base veiy
urate estimates, they fjld tne were
vnvlnced that llquot user, deprived of
SjMoohol did not turn to narcoiL-s us ..
WriMtltute.
' tii
e"
Effect on avlnc S'.inks
Va
5,'?Jfhlle the "dry" period was only
oj
week:.' duration, proh'bltlon advo-
neverthclcss eprcted a substantial
e ln the amount or saving de-
.Opinion on that point was divided to
V. among the bankers and saving fund
ala. .Normal deposits were slowed
because of the Libertv Loan drive
ijr pointed out, v bile tile opidtmlc and
Huent U'lis ror meiiiial and utliei
???(rvice required withdrawals from nu-
varauB area hits
aclnnine this weeK however accotd-
A P I TlttfU iLclctnnl fr-nmis . t
-:i.m s- , i. , 1 f
-Philadelphia Sjavinss Fund Society
was a lery large increase In the
mt or deposits at that institution,
large Increase, he said was aside eied the thlid sistet's Illness She re
lithe business due to the sale of fused to ee a phvslcian eut by the
rty Loan bonds.
DpositB at bis institution fell awa.v
the last three weeks, arcoidln.
Icnatluq J. Dohan. president of tln
flclal Savings Fund Society He
btlted much of the dcrease to the
wile In many instances, he sold.
Vatclcness caused extraortlinar de.
Mda on Incomes and checked savin-i
"m.larEe extent.
TtM ban on saloons temporarily wiped
Mt about ope-half of the drunkenness
'! tMa city, according to the Ttev llnmer
WiToD. head of the anti-saloon le.ipue.
i, Jptar Tope Crlea Oooil Lvnniple
I, X""Rpons made to me by observers in
JTctions of the clt," lie said, 'indl
tWa4 a largre decrease in intoxication
iW. Even with the violation;-: of the
JNkifsUiat occurred,- drunkennesH fell con-
iditrablv. The three.vveeks nerlnd ims
rAK MDOd examnlp of whf.t nrmhllilllnn
feffld do.
)v.,ftitner wartime prohibition or na-
Ml prohibition should be enforeed by
iVFederal authorities and would be
more effective than the- temporary
lion that existed here for the last
jWeekp, and which depended on the
ifi-ue ivi tii.ui(ii!t:i!it
narily, about 20 per eent of nil
tsaaea brought to their attention re-
efrom. liquor, accordlns to Karl tie
mitr. eeneral secretary of the So-
,lbr OrKanizInc Charity
,"e Schevvelnitz bald the district
or the society durinc the last
Kb were too much occupied with
mlc to compile any figuits on
nse or Intoxication cases II
t an ine aistricis, ne iaiel, and
that in nearly every case on their
wnere men or women weit
to intoxication those men
piemen became infected with in-
.3 or pneumonia.
rj la no question but that a per
closing of saloons," he asertcd
puen the need for relief vvorlv."
IT TO RETAIN FERRY
WJi
j. .. . ..
t Huiiness Men Ketist Kail
Aianlnlilrilion Order
rt is being made by buslnesa
uth Philadelphia tn have re.
he! order of th rallroaft ndmin.
I to abolish feny service fiom
rct to Kaiemi point. Camden,
congressman J wahhlngtou
t Byron Hancock have been re-
I'tkls end by the Kouth Stieet
EMen'a Association and other
?,qrganiiaiions Mr Logue will
Mblnston tomorrow and en-
.convince the railroad admin.
ef the necessity of having tha
PARCEL POST
Comfort
mmm saan isiirusr frim.
rfvHto lis. ek knrfi n4
hi or oincr
lev trnnhlpp
which acta nns
tant. eertala
UPin
I owi.ii urw s-rorKiNo
HI tusks you happy snd easy.
Thfow away torturing rUstlcs
tniuvirpusii iienanges ana
civirouoieg. t;orllls ntocK
made to jsirsiure. without
IC. wear far manv mnntha
aituktils and unllarv light and
rl. Cost only n.SS each, or
2 Mr ins Plena lima. J.7i.
rwt (Ia4lr pay much mors
rUwatmoort andease. Call
m ai---i. ipr wuh lr
-SBt'hUnk M.i A
1 1 jlaHjri tut. tu 3 M
l
SHnUkA Hfn-u-EJr '
Harvey C. Miller, Grain Man, Will
Assist Federal Chief
Harvev I'. Miller, nromlnent In Brain
'circles here, lias been Appointed liv tlie
Vnlted States railroad administration as
assistant to Federal manager of the
.coastwise steamship lines
I t'nder Government control, tli Civile
I S-teamshlp Line, Mallory Stcitnsb.il-. Line.
'I -.Units u i Mihi-i Trdtit-liorl.ttion
I 1 Ire, Ocean Sicimhlp Line Kid Pn-
1 1 nlcn Steamship I.lno. Southern raclflc
eamhip Line and Southern Steimshlt)
ne are operated 1 one unlf Mr Mil-
i r with headquarters In the Commercial
. nist Dulldlntr, 111 he responsible for
lid In control of the operation of the
-..nblned lines at this port
M". Miller his liet i i.m. the man
agement of the Ke stone Klcvntnr mil
V I USil ( njiv v id SIphhii
WarehoUfe t trnpiini , also the Kevsto'ie
Wanhouse i""onip.in and KrvMoiie
ii in Ve. ' 'in) o. Buit.i i, o. all or
which he is president
FINAL LOAN FIGURES
NOT YET TABULATED
Committee Still Awaits Re-
lurui of Several Nearby
Communities
Fitlure to date of seernl communities
In the Thltd KcdtT.il Uesero District to
lias mane it tnipossinic lor turccim-n n
tl-e campilcti to make public tne omciii
Mint........ ...I.I .1,1..:,. lullnn.
Bniicuititi c. mi..i -.wMi-urn",,-,
The total for the illstilct m.i ne an-
r.ounceU tomorrow, but It Is eplalnel
tlint the effect of the. epincmic cu in-
iiutnn on clerical rorccs euK.iKc-. m '"-
unrlt nf Inbiilatlim may cxen cause
fui'lur ilrln No lntilintlon of the
probibl. imnurt of oeisuh3iripUon for
the d'strlct Ik been clxeu
The om-i.il statement when announc
ed will contain the data to decide which
rnns?lania counties and towns shall
have ships anil tanks named after them
The- otllcial report of fubsci Unions re
ceived throueh the, fraternal e.mimlttee
was prepared by .ft-thur i: r.alun, sec
jtttrv of the committee, as follows.
n. ient Order 0.fIlll,I'2frm"n?,,i
J SH'XW &
Vil U rt li
J24.tnn
Ion
MID
lli'l mm
A tun
tr.n
S1 sun
is 4 Mill
3 .'nil
l.ir.n
in JVI
. 1.828,0011
3j.ir.ii
HU.Ss-.lt
211. -'"
l.l.l. 0
I,, li'n
2T BMI
T i.nn
1 IIJll VIII
n.Tnn
t m -n.i
ins s-iO
s .V..2IKI
I4,7:.n
2 111 l.MI
7..VII
I, inn
1- 4-.I)
in 200
41, .ion
2 Mil 71111
13. ISO
r.n
12(1 mm
1". inn
211 1 O
10 .'".II
7 Mill
700
3 l.MI
2t jsn
-.n
1 --it
23 no
inn
2llL1-.ll
ks
Jn .Hur Suprnif. Irlbe
POtbf,r),00,i vmerlc.i
i-nenciai i nion
VS1 lJIub
P mirrn Sttr
Vno anrl pceutP.i MrSIHB
H"orpter nf America
r,r.l"r i:.VSIe
)V ,, rnl, 1trliitle Amerlean'
..r.ind Arm- llepul.'lc
r r.lldw nf Lllwm
i-rn Orrtr of lied Men
D sree Pe. ihnntas
1 I ei.ri r Hrlth .alnni
11 llMnr Cl.1,1 TV1IIIW
Order Jlultnl Atncr M"rmn
Krtl-hls nf Milt!
KniShti; of .-olumbus
i nunt or rjimas
l.nl'hl. nf l"!M,ln 11 1 lM
" -,",; - T..-.it...i ;,.
' ,jrtt v, ,, hr , .. -n . v.. -,.
l.o.-il Olner ilonse
Mnrhrslii tTnln 1. O
O F.
Nobles I.atIe Snriiie
Order tnd American!
P O S nf Amerf,
Irotected Home Cirtle
Itosl Arcanum
nns and I)iu3bters uf Llbirtv
nns of reinppranc-c
l lherd uf Ilrthlehem
tnm men's fellowship
cnns of V'etiriiis
nis nf St fJ'nrKo
Till Tcdirs nf Lbilioii
iVn'ilPllX ll.-nent An Mseeabe.i
ilrder nf Oh Is
Mis(.cll.ineoU3 .
Total
THREE SISTERS DIE
Youngest Was 62 and All Sucrumbe.'
Within Week
Three sisters, the jounBe.U ixtvtno,
have- died within a little more than a
week Thev vveio Miss Laura Miller
sltv-two. Miss Mary Miller, seventy.
nmfMiss Wlnlficd Millei. sKt.v-Uvc. all
" S1" No1"' Thliteenth street, where
lIIM JUUllsirPl "fin twin oimil ciwiv
The older sl-ter died Satutda.v week
TllH .,,.0nd nlstcr died tlm follow ins
Mtmrta.v Tliev were buried last Thurs-
day and on Monday neighbors dlscov-
police and died at 0 o clcx-k Mondav
"Venin-r.
.EDUCATIONAL,
Both tH
Strayer's Business College
Phlla. lptphla's greatest lm-uncps M hoo) s
so well known Ihii lari"v .i.lverti.rtnents
are unnectBsirj We Inv. the tjipt trirher
in town and more nf them rnenuiled
nulpm-nt, Prnrilrnl inurs's Pitman and
Oregg Shorthand or wltlioul extra i barge
Stenotvpv the famous m irhtne method
vvhfih fs both tnnre rapid find mote anurate
than nnv hand-written method of shorthand
Scientific Touch Tjprw riling. str.oer's
students vvln more gold medils for sprd
nnd acrurnry in tvpevvrltlng than are unn
bv the students nf atl other business b. hools
In Phlladelplila lak.n tngetlier
Certlhed Public Vcrnunlant milhnli nf
bnokkeeplng Everl thing elpe tn inrle
srnnil individual advancement Charges
moderate Populous, guirauteed Day and'
Xhi .lns.. "S B."
nno smlm now att
'e for nurpef
lending Stnrl nnn
807 Clie.Ml.'l ktrret Phone tlilln.it 3RI '
The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts
Rror.d nnd Clierrr t.. Phil iilrlpht i
The Oldest bchnol of Fine Arts In Ame-lcl
.vow opkv rnn kecistratio.n ,
OF STUDKXTS
Lare and Air Rooms Willi High
Ceilin-r-j. ao Crnvwlinir
rarult Charlep Orafly, Hush H flre-k
enrldge. Henry Mcrart-r Daniel Oarher
Philip I. Hale Edivln How land lllasnilsld
Hohert W, Vnnnoh Arthur B. Carle Henrv
Frdmann Radisch, il D at. I John K
Harbtton.
bend for flriulsr,
FI.ORFNCE B VFKI V Crilar
Thousands of Positions
w available to vit.ing vvntnen in Italt
ri. nl. (invernniept Work iiml )eim-iur.
Well trained stenographers bookleep.
rr to hit the vacancies left bv men Th
rot nf our course tn train you Is ma!l
and It tuVes about 30 dl Our grad
uates bold peine nf th heat pop'tlnni In
theeltv. Writ MI1V for U-inl,! tor all.
30-Day Business College
rarknny (tide.. Broad i, riiero st.
Emilic Kridcr Norris
1714 rilKSTXUT STRKKT
rXPBFSSION tn Stags Art, story Teltlni
Social Deportment. Poise
Direct from tha School Isabel Oalbralth.
Phils "a model teacher of Dramatization, tn
ttradlnr Courss as presented In the thrs
great Unlveralties nf the tountrv. faculty so.
knnwledgedprnfeps nnabionly Ph. Hpr3l3).
MIOIITHA.M) AMI It()OhKi:i!l-G
Our graduatfM are in ronvtatit- dimand. (load
palne positions avvsl' ou lire;.: Short
hand the easv eneedv s p.n Complete
night classes. Intensive training.
r.l.K'M a, ijr nil.. , vaii i'l V
for full particulars and tatalng
rnn.v. iii;hm:'- roi.r.KOK
and College nf Ceminerre
1017 flietnut M.. I'll I'uelr I nil 1 -
Philadelphia Turngememdc
ph
Mi hool reopens September t). Oymnastlcs,
Hlminlnv Draivlng nad SVsdlevvork to rhli
rn T to IS years for Hwr ar Bnrol
nooklet Broad snd Columbia ave.
d
now
...... .rrte r .-.'.RHOVH. l.ungllSges. AfathC'
' miic. English: Klements of Authorship a
....claltv. Mls Wlld-nsn. man nice.
iiKKK('T KMIMHH. 'a Kreniln nrlials
11 SSri --" "-h:!;i vsi'ir-
K74 Nnrlh '.'ad l
loung W'omrn Jlisl filrU
t mAmnrm A School for OlrlS
LfeVOn nrWIMW buildings. IB acres
stAprAivM snd Day Depts. f'atator.
Mips
l-A
' "d W""
yywiwuMW. r.
CANADA'S AGENCY
HERE ABOLISHED
U, , , ,. ..
cntlll AllllllK't In l.nv'ni'lls
SLIU1 VUJUI1LI lO V0L111
incut's War Conduct
Closes-
- -
MOVE IN RETRENCHMENT
,
Xf . .. Ci. "ay r 1
Wiilmtl blrect Ullices acrvco
us Aid in Manifold
Duties ,
I Aftr an existence nf five cars the
Canadian Onvcrnnici- Asrcncy which
had Its o.'llce .it 1 .JT Walnut street, has
closed Its doore '
. It liecune Known today that the
ItiRcnrv had practical) ended Its business
lrV,'!..V. t"',"n wM o. l",t'
Lanadlan Rnvcrnmciii At the olllce It
wis said that flnnnc nl icticnLhlns w.is
the cause of the uloslne
tilllclal notice of the .tbollshment of.
the t'n.'adclpliM aCenc was tocelved
from the .Mlnl'tel of lmmlKrntlou and
i"nlonl7.Uion lit Ottawa bv , I V .laffiav,
.. .. i ,. ., . .. .,.
nun n.is i.rcn in cnarce or uie oince
heie since it Mnitrd In 1113 Mr Jaf-
frav left for CiiniH Inn !imrH
Ae business'condud M !ne o.llce
of the C.inaill.in llovernment was manl-
fold The enrollment of men to work
on western Canadian fauna was a blR
tenturp. Un thousdnd men, with their
families, were sent to western Canada
li the .iRenc.v
While in iliaue of the ofllco here
Mr .laffiay Issued lmmlieds of open
ettrts to persons vi-itlm; Canadi 'llils
sicm m- IniUKtiraU.l liv the .iRent
or ilinictllties Ilusine! nriil ninfps.
slnn.il men wete the most numerous auni 2.1 fnrmrrlv nf nni N 11th at. Fu
leoipient' of these letters (nernl Thurp. In n m. un'te's residence.
iciine'iii 01 tnese letters
Anotlicr form nf wolK was the taking
up of compl.Hnir recird'ni. the mmre-,
lowanccs tlm ad moment of claims, the1 y V mVnnaA (ne- Merafrv. andsonnftb
fillinc out of stnturbr.v declatatlons and i,tr Thnma and svnh Prennan asted 10
ihe slvms of Institutions to Hod Ctos ervlcs and lnt nt the convenience nt the
e isite.rs ' famile
Anotner cintactrr ot the acenrv work tlJ.PJ?,'NuVN", , J.l. tlL.''."""'!
was the lmpattliiR of Instructions In N1n,,: r'Ve"''. unpin (w? nrstJ"nB
. onncctlon with military recula.lons of ,r't J"'",VrS?n
1 au.i'l 1 (ither duties peitalned to inter- tre. of St .Ineph' Acidem Che.tnm mil
vlrw with prospective Investors In Fune.nl Thur m a m linn N 11th st
Cinndnn mineral and timber lands and lnt pu ip Hole Cms cem
the distribution to the applicants of c- , . ""F -v r-"" "") RirSnJneinuSlS!!
Hurt licenses fnl trnnrts 1 .insiir.ie.1 to f Ellpahelh Ttrenmn (nee O Tnnne111 ar-ed
1 1 ."!-e,nse, IC" Boons eonsiEiieu to 44 rtelatbep snd frl-nd lfnlv Nsme So.
ItitlUEtital companies in Canadx that ' -7.., r 1 " rtuireh n? tli Sarred Heart
ere eiiKace.l in produeine war m itv-1
rials
JAMES P. CHAPMAN DIES
Secretarj of Vrtmaii-Treichler Com
panv Wilh Concern 4" Years
.Tames p C'hapmin sect etarv of the
i tman-Tieiehler Companv, 412(5 Arch
street, with which be was tonnected for
fortv-seven seal' died Mondav nlcht at
bis home, Gfi2r North Kiev i nth street,
ink Lane He had been sick several
,k it. i-m, ,,,,.,M ,. i. iv.
... . u . "' , i .. V ...
IW.i iKtXlf- UIU .VMS WHIfll KIHJW II III IMP
i.u pet Industr.v and in tevtile circles
Generally.
He is survived bv his widow twrl sons
and three daughters The funeral- will
take place tomoi row at his home In
terment will be in Hillside Cemetery
$5 ivArL Dancing -lssons $S
ll.e IIR1SII s( IHIOI,. Mirrnrpil Stmllns
Ifj.'O Ch"tnnl t r, V.r l.nrupl 319.'
A Ti:rnrn i on fvvrv ptn-if,
(sptrt'l wvtt-u rnr itPV is I'XIFORM
AL WHITE'S .TJYV1 AN"
OPDIMI lll(T. TUMIillT
Halloween Dance Tluirsday
i T.IJUN itr.snifrs
TI.TH' 4 IT1. N. .1,
1 'IAYMU,:.atlnt!ccityJ
LilIBS GREATEbi nOlTLSL'CCESSj
Westminster '. aV n.r- 1!l!i K'e.to t.
i-riv uiins, running wate:
li. .in up wwi).; t...iu up aany.
Chaa Huhra,
C'AI'K MAV. N. .1
t-.ii- iiiiatrtf-rvn ...,. ,, , . ,
THE WINDSOR (-rA1'- s.,n?i,'s-v-J-
hl'N PARLOUS 1EM HEAT
..'...'!- ..
HVIPIN
notlt fp
Acerwood Tutoring School
ni.ets the needs nf ihlldren whn rpnalre
Individual Instiuctlnn to advance In
pi linoi work. Kviellent rare for physl
rally weak and undeveloped i hlldren.
vtinupl work gardening athletics. Out
door life Large grounds Devon Pa.
'J.1 minutes from Philadelphia t'utalog
Miss Devereux, Principal
no.v A. IlKION. PA.
Learn
LANGUAGES"
AT Tin:
Berlitz School
1541 Chestnut Street
Entrance on 16th St.
flj llif HrrUtz tiielliod Hie Fludeult learn not
on! i In rrail mifl utile bill fsncclatlv fo
.niter. tiitul ind lo speak the orc(i Lan.
TRIM, I.fcssov FREK
Terms nf Ieppnni may begin at any time.
CPZiJlr W'V't't'.iv!.'JS'-1VWts
LPtseTKs'-!& id rWWaS&S
Palms Business College "fItcJJf'-lfDri
Dl Evening. BonltKr, png, civil Service
U.. in.... Ty.,,, h T. .....,., ....'. ' ' -.
Atl 4 it. lii st. IndlvMual Inairmtlon.
Se' - trinac Ptnne Siiruce l..-i.
National School of Elocution
M imlTOItV. Little Theatre BJdg. Class
ui ,.,,...' -;n.; 'i. n -it i.mii nesep. lllplomas
a.isrder) D I Hheprna'aer Prlnelpal
n inl-li-.v i.ierlr.in -sriinnl li"i h. .......
'liarn Fr'ol-I ".nd V."?Ve ' ho'Jn Vt'
nn rrnni,
GKRMANTOWN I5RANCH
iiaijtlabelp&m
fflutiitai rlcabemp
fO EAST iVALNUT LANE
JOSEPH ty! CLARKE. Director
Prospectus Mailed on Request.
- WALTER PFEIFFER
First Violinist. Phlla. Orchestra. Conductor,
fsslno Auditorium Orchestra, wildwood N.J
Btudloal K b I8lh l..n3 8 M.i , pypn.
E. K. Peall Conservatory
a Music aaa, ArtAll Instruments, vocal.
uii.sMgiw. tiierunoo. ir ,uf N. Hruad
. hKt.LA:. Til loTtTMt tutiUiU1itit rf
beloved husband. LEOPOLD W, mt.LAK,
who rsteed away Oct. SO. 1M7. "His loving
wife, BLANCHE A RELLAK.
Scat!) 6
At.nt'rtaKrt oi :. a c albumier.
busband of ln Alhuruer, trt STue nn.
t0, of funersl will he Hrn from 21H Coe
yoaa, .Mfrrnnnuillf . n J
ALt.MnNOINnP.li Ort 5 of nneunio-
Inln AlIOUSTA J wire nf rbrlnorber All-
nrtidlnf!er. acrd at rn-sl 'it ,1pm.
Ssjs N ItlncRnlrt st Int. Oakland Cem
vnrtKW rift ; nf nneumnnla,
t VMHS ANnrtF.W nsed 4T Funral Thurs
U ", WlZSS J' P.'!',' .rKfcftSS:
ini tnii"strr rem . . ... .
TUKr-rt Of Influent Ort, 2T rvt't, .t i
Inshand of Kraneea lliVr Funeral frl
".ate, Frl , 10 a, m H24I Nnrwnnrt st,
om mt nruat", Jiou ?Tuirhre cem.
rurmoN-. Oct it mart a wife or
lames Itarron sired Alt Member nf t;hrna
I!hfKsb Lodge. J o O T , Vnmn ttetje
frls Asso of Merpshee, ef th1 World,
Ladles ef rinlden Lasle Krrelslnr Temn'e,
No n, oamn No ns. r. o. of A.: Wm
MeKlnlev I ndce. No 41. Sb'pherils nf
r.ethl'hem. Ladles ef th O A II . Cot Oils
W Town rtrel" Ne TS tlinthters ef Lib.
Tts. Puritan Counelt N tsl, Women nf
the Mnnphart LeRlnn, rharter No 4. Fu
rersl Thurn , S.31 a m .121 S. 13th ti.
Pnlomn msas ef lefiulem 10 a m, St John s
Chureh lnt private. . ....
HEC'sHP. net 17, of pneumonia. PAUL
O , husband nf alie late llettle naHer, Tu-
neal, Thurs., 2
P m . si.vi . i'lin si
niTT Nfl l-Oct. 21 MAt'DK. dauch.er nf
,. nnj m.ii a viirmue nittlpc Fu.
Vri"1.!. 'Lrl !'1n f m b rents' reslder.ee,
V?isfi rm,n't """' 0frmanlottn Inl
1tt.lSrtr vt tiurllnctnn N .t Ort. 21,
AJf.X" Jl"" f7frS5fnRliS" "ft "fu'nU
Thurs 3 n m . mother's rrl.lnre, Mrs
IMa f!llhrt. S2 fhureh st Mt Unity, N. J
Ini Tlnl'-.Snn1 rem
nnrnm-n ni no nr nnonmnnia aitKR-.
.MAN .iibind nf Ms.- Phillips timieher and '
snn nf Celln.li and lite t 1 llo.'iher "E'n
! ?Znl lST$im$S Ml l
Cm -."'V.nn" 1 member nf Mt Hnreb i.nnee ,
v. ' ': ' .. ' . ... nvva
novn Ort, 2S ,.f pnninvela. -jnNTiS
wife nf John Tftml (ne nll"') rujeral
servlrrs Prl tin i. m 21H N Pearn at
' '""'."" . ...
nP.AfNWArtTlt Oct 27 WILLIAM
hiishind nf "iterthi Brunafth and son nf
1 n2 ,?rcli- "L1'1 i1 l'n"Il,' J1 ra !',"" rri ,
aced 31 Funeral Thur 3 p m.. -4J" l.ln.l
lev nve. Tnt Umrnmyint ( em Member nr
wcirnme i.nnsn .n 4,1 1 .Til'.
A M . Lenl
l"V kZHu'"." 1 'v" "uM
nnt! Melltn .
.AI T 1 l .
rtfi- ' i - .n..u... i c fail tiwiH
(nernl Thurp. 10 n m. un'
Mleh ml T'ltrpvtrleb 1217 C
"".IViv-v-t v""n . 'Jilli?,!
lerai
immits at Mlantlr
oitnn Ttih. .-n 11 1 o n M invited to
funeral Sit Sim 2222 H Tth st,
Camden Snirmn renulem mass at the
church nf tlie sirred Itrart 1 in 11 m Int.
Hole M-rr f m
nnooKS on 2 klmp.ti o son
on of t
.1 .14 ,
Karah and late Jnhn p llrnoks aeei
ReiHtHrs and friends Harmnnv I.ooKe. .vfl.
.12. r, md A M Colltmhli Rnvtil Ann
Chapter No 'it Mtle ljdie No 2.o. I.
O O r Mvtlc rhiln No lit Washing
ton Camp. Nn 302 P O of A.. Tacnnv
Irlbe Nn 277 t O 11 M. Invited to fu
nenl. 1 hurs 2 n m Uustleton, Phlla. Int.
nrlli f'nrlu. 1 III f-m
nnOUClHTOV Oit 27. ALICK . wne
of Inpeph Brnushtnn
invited -to funeral
IlPlatliea ann incnn;
1 hiirs 1 ,0 p
443
nnxnnrnusii ave nouiorouan ini
private,
VVen,.i..l
IVni
Ilt'nOITVItT Oct 21 PETP.R. husbapd
of Mirv ItiirslMrt at 1144 s. .lift st. Due
notl.o nf funeral will be given.
CAROLINE Ort 2.1 ot nnenmonla at
Cinin Or.enr V C UOnr.RT Ti.. sen nf
Oenrge H nnl Ann E Caroline aged 2S
Mteienre St7 E Ru'seli pt Servltep and
.Hit prlnte Thurr 2 p. m Fernvvond
' eeni He was a member of Lodge No o4,
L o n vr
, CARROI.l, Or" 27 Ihe Rev STEPHEN
I 1" ('ARROI.T, pastor nf St Joseph's
Chureh Wlner Neb ton nf late Tnmas
and Marv Carrntl. The reverend elergv,
iclativea and friends Invited to funeral,
Thnrxdiv, resilience nf rnusln. William
J Walsh 2014 Ed-temnnt at. Divine Offlco
n a in Rrnuirm Maps o 30 a. m St. Ann's
Church Int. St Ann's Cem Wlsner p.ipors
copv
CAItSOV Oct 2S WILLI XM II bus.
band of Mirv E Carann (nee Prnsper1 Rela
tives nnd friends Camden Relief League.
Mt. Kphraim nnd lladdonfleld Prnterlive
Asso Invited to funeral pervltes Sat. 1
p m repldonrr Mt Ephriin N T
r-vtjt-v- rv. ... . ...!. n'tiinl.u
bupbind nt Vnnle i'nu. l.ieo Vr.linl ..nd pnn
"r me nt- jnhn jnd Mirv cisev. leiinrrai "ii.i v. i .i'.h.-v ..n.ei . .vi u en"
"Thur 11a m cnr. Ma'kle and Hester ,f barab and late John HIU lletatlvea and
pi", vtinavunk lnt private Westminster fnends tnnrnrdl lidge Nn 07 F end A
Cem M . United Republican Club of 21th Ward
'MTVPMAN Ort "S J VMES V bushand all olher pnel. ties of which he was a mem-
nf rintenre e'hai.nian ' Funeral Thurs 2ber invited tn funeral aervlccs Sat. 13(1
p. Pi I..1.'-. N lllh pt lnt Itlllslde Tern n in ltd.". Frntikford ave lnt private,
I'l.VRVHVN Ort 27 ELIZABETH, wife Nmth Cedar Hill Ci in
or P.itrlrk Clirahnn Punrnl Frl. li a m IIISER. Oct '.'9 ERM IV.. wife-of Wat-
-t'111 l.an. iRlfr n,. lnt s.1 Tlnls'n Cent ter .1. Hifior. aced .11 Funeral Wrl.. 1 'n m.
I RetlHep and friends Invited Auto service
.,,i, ur tir.eumnnn. viri.
MVIIII'W ttnn nf .Tnmna n.id Catharine Cnl
I gan iig.d 28 Funeral private. Thurs., 9 10
a. m III V 10th ft Inl. Holv Cross cem
L t',':'--;'' 0(-t 2s mauoaret.
iiiu. i ia, rirK ..IKI 1 I'liaripr i mil-ran
(nee Kellv 1 Tunerai Thurs. II
repldeme Miss Berbiira f Kellv. 113 N.
"'.lit pt tnt private uto funefal.
COt.I,IN- n, t .-, nf nnrumnnli. IOHM
1 r son nf la.li Samuel and Mary Collins
Tunerai Thurs Pa m . sister's repidenee.
Mrs. .--a.lie Mr.Nennv M S. 1.1th st Inf.
I private I'tlheiiril e'em Snto service.
TOI.I.INS Ort 2S. RAVMONn A Jr .
pot. nf Itavn.nnd X and (-Catherine Carroll
Collins aged 7 Tunerai nnd bit private.
Wed pi rents' residence, K2 B. Mt. Airy
ave
CON-WAY Ort 57 MART A . w Idnvr nf
William F. Conway (nee Kmhsl nged "ill
Kuneril Thurs S a m , 7237 Illslns Pun
ive Tox Chase, Phlla. lnt Holv Cross
Cem
conviN Oct s" nt sir. South st .
MMSIH STF.r.I.A diughler of Ma'la and the
lit.. Michael Cnrvln Tunerai Thurs. 10
n m 3(111 N, Broad st lnt private. Auto
f u.i' -el
CnRN'tVnU, Or' 21 nf nnet.mnnla t
v .iiing.-n n c .iohn ninnN corn-
VV TI 1 n. O h.'pbard nf NVIMe Cornwell
mt IMr.i rsglll) lnt Oc 21 at Commerce
S . . -.,, It.i,lr,t.n V t
cnwPTItTHWAITr: Tenth.mnnlh 2Rth,
i:i(.V wldnw of T.evl B Conperthvvalte.
lleUilvea and friends Invited to funeral,
Cnnrth dav Tenth. month 30th 2 P m .
son's residence. Wm C Cnvi'perthwalte, 127
S Vtlintle ave.. Hn.ldonfleld N J.
COV Of pneumonia Oct 20. ABRAM
Ilt'S'KI.i: husband nf Bessie Whlttet Cos.
eif I'vnwjd, Pi,, aged 23. Services and Int.
(on.rnlrpre f famliv
COX Ort. 28. Oi;onnK F , husband nf
Marie O Cox fnee Covne) and son of Mary
. A Cromley fend late Oenrge P. Cos. Due
I nollre nf funeral, f.117 Regent st.
COYI.I7 "( 2S SARAH vvldn-v sHllgh
f'nvle lne vhltr Kiineral Frl.. 8.1H n. m .
112 21d at Int. private ..
, i'Rl(l Oct, 21 Hvr'HAKli VI, . widow of
Robert Craig, aged 07. Services Frl . 2
i. nl pnn'a residence, Edmond (-. Rejer
I K'ennett Houare. lnt HI John's Churchard,
1 1fnr,,t -"n.sre
CRVVKS1HW Oct "S CHARLES P.
huphand nf I.vdla R Cranlephaw, aaed .'.a
I Tunerai aervlrep Ssl. 2 10 p m.. 1127
Tnulkrod at Frankford lnt, private, East
ceasr tun cem eirnn novvers
CRISPTN. At Allentnwn. Pa,, of nneu.
mnnla Oct, 20, KBVNCIS R. CRISPEN.
h.nh.nri .if T.'lu II f'rlnnrn nnd prrri-tsrv
nf tbe Travlnr Hnglnrerlng and Manufac
turing Cnmnan", aged 3(1 jears. Funeral
and lnt private,
CftOTTY Or(, 27. nr pneumnnla,
THOMAS enn nf Thnmas nd Nellie Crntlv
aged 17 F.'nerai Thurs, 11 a, m. parents'
' reaidet.re, vtt, Carmel and Tvson sees,
rji n.i .. ip. nr'.'ste Hei nii'.'hre rem
T WIS Ort. 27. F.nMI'VDA M wife -of
1 Ps.it 1 Davis. Funeral Thurs . II tt. m .
dinn Elmwood ave. Int. Holy (,'ross Cem.
Autn pervlre
DtVIS lOSHPH IT. hilPhand of Rose
Davis (nee Michael Relatives pod friends
Osage Tribe 'n, 111 I. O. R. f , Invited
tn funeral. Wed , in a m . 11(17 S, IBIh
st. Int. private, Holy Crosi Cem. Auto
funeral.
PHItngsl
irluan f
DEVINE Ort 2fl HELEN M . daughter
mes .1 and Klorepre J, pevine mee
Due nntlrn of funeral will n
given from parents' t-esldence. .143 N.
10th st.
DEWEES Oct. 2 MART J .widow nf
Theopbllus Dewees Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, services Thurs.. 2 n
m . son-in-law's residence, F. Conner. 1707
Rtlllman ( Int. Mt, Peace Cem. Friends
mav call Wed, eve. . '
DIXON or pneumonia, oci i-7, K-
T,:,'L'.A ",,?,','.: nf "a"r,r J Dl"i'1 P"4
daughter of William and late Mry B, Cor.
son. aged jn nervice private. i nurs .
1 m AT V Mllllrk St. Int. privets
, DOKENWADEI Ort. ;8, WILLIAM T.,
son or narnara n ana isie unaries ioieen
ivadel aged 25
Funeral Thurs .
d. m
tin mill ave .
Moore, Pa, Int.
private.
He vva a member of Prospert Lodge, No,
s7 I' end vi und Chester l-odsv, No.
2sn T O O F
DONNEI.LV At 2132 N. Park ave. Ort.
27. SI'HAN. slater of Patrick Donnelly. Fu
neral Thurs ..In. m . apartment John P.
Gallagher. 1430 Ormantown ave. Int. prl-
1 I'oi'OIIF.RTf Of aooplegy Oet. 28.
CATHARINE, widow of William Dousherty,
I County Derry. Ireland Funeral. Thurs .
, 7 30 a. m . 1718 tlreen st Renulem high
I mn.a f-nth.dral S fl. HI tnt liriu... Unlo
Bepulchrit Cem.
DRENNBN. Oct 2(1. of pneumonia.
HUSIE wife of Thomas B. Drennen and
daughter of Harrysnd tbe late Mar. Conn
(nee Orr) aged 84 .Funeral private, Frl,,
2 p m . 3 Center ave.. Willow Grove, Pa.
DUDLBT. At Maaonvllle. N. J.. Tenth
Month 27th. KRNCIH II. "ii -f S"""-i'
and Emily C. Dudley, aged 18, Funeral
Fifth-day. Tenth Month 31st 2 p. m., pa
rents' residence, Maaonvllle, N, 3, Int.
ainor.pinw n, ist a i
DUOOAN.i -r Oct. 27. of pneumonia, st I
oirariMviiie. ra. "ji ijutsi
n or n vsrw Miry
jHayjT
'VT!
.
plretwS WtWIC. iT"v Ws?wwiid rt.
ftrt.
PTivme, ew uafnfsinii um,! f
12?&Mir' - t.S,t CIIRIRT1ANA Tt.
RtSELK (pee Tuebler). wife nf Jebn 11.
Klal. nor TI. Funeral services Thnrs ,
1pm. 332.1 N 20th at. Int. Ardslev Cem
FMLET At Columbna. N. .t.. Oet, 27.
FVNNV n . widow nf Heston K.mley. asd
7L nelatlvea and friend Invited to fu
neral, frnm hrnther's r ald'nee. Walter '
Rutlnek, Cnlumnus. N, J., Thurs , 1 p. m.
tnf Jsrobalnnn. N. J
F.SCH. Of Influents, Oet 2d, LOUIS,
hushan.l nf Stare; , llarb (nee t.onnon).
ne.1 2rt. rui'ral nflvet'1. ""i N. Tsvtnr
t . Frl , 1 p. m. Int. Mot llolv ftedeemer
Lm. '
KARKR fet 2. nf pneumnnla JOHN
son nf Carntlne and late Jaenh Faber (nee
List). Rued 3ft Funsral ser.lles Thurs , 1
p m . parents' reatdenee. 2on N. nth si
lnt p'ltnte. Olenwnod Cem
FFNDItts net 20, CL,A?K. .uthi-r ot
i-nula (f-e Fldman and 1a TfenrT
tannins rie "nttrs of funeral will b lives
frr. ei v Sftl sf
PPnnt'SON'-OM "7 nf pneumonia,
wilt iam .t rnnot!ov h..snn.i nf s.
te Ferirusnn (ne Hamllfnn) and son ef
Ruaan and lat Tbnmss P Fereiison Mem
lr nf the Fifth TVsHrf pollen, Fnnrrsl
Thurs , n a m . 3221 Upland t, tnt. orb
Vi itmv PAnutchre Cem Auto funeral
PKT-HOt.ZKP., Ort. 27, f tn"ili
N.V TFT (nee TnvlorV wife of Willlem
rev sued .in. Fiiprsl Thurs , 1141 N,
Frn lnt Moi Hnlj- Itedeemr cm
FtSH1R Oet, 27, nf pneumonia. TOP.O
THV COWARD wife of FrankFlaher, .In,
nd rtauffbtT ef M.a John T. Tinier, aaed
22 Funeral rvless Frl. 2 n m parents'
residence 4(11(1 Orle-nm st., FranVtfnrd. Int.
prl'si" Lswnvleir Cm.
rt.KTCttnn Oct, 2(1. nf pnumonl,
VNNtn dauahtr of Jns.nh and llarv Ann
Flcteber. aeM 2 IteaMenis., R12 F. Alle.
ehrny ave Servles and Int. private, Thurs ,
3 n m., Vnrthnond Cm.
PON on, 2(1 MRV n, daiishtrr nf
Francis and PHiabeth Fns, aired 22 Fu
ppral Thnrs . In a w. rMene nf iints
Charles Thai, lev Mill Parrlsh at. tnt, Mn'v
rmss Cem Ttemsins mav be viewed Wed
nf.. s ln Aun funeral.
rnVRR (bee Itnrnl Oet 2K. nt:istF.
n . wife nf Tnbn F"asr and daua-hter nf
i-....i. f ...j t ..... a w ...... vi
t p ln , sn1, v-lder s't, lnt'. private. Fern',
nrt r.n,
r-SWX&tn.V K'" ,SSS5i
Tnur. , n m n,Hw of ann. 5137 w.
liaeri pt rn-ia. mi. e-nrifr leurai i em.
ietit:nnRirTC (let 2". nf nnenmonla
n0si: r. . wife nf Pranle It. Trederlcle and
'danuuhtor nf Paulln Aid late tehn It. Ilnnn,
nurd 21 Funera serveos st. 3 p in..
I-Rr,KLAND' Ort, 2S SVMtt"! b"s
,nf Annew W. Freeland, nsed 2 " Fill
,rr,rP, Thurs., 2 p m , IT N .I7tb st.
1 ,.,,. Fernwnnd C"" omit flowers.
Tin n nip st. ini privaie
Funral
nt. lnt
prlvl. FVrnnnnH Cnrn (Vmlt flnwers.
MlhiV. url, 2S. i-haiilkh nurnnn ni
Mary K. Frev (nee Wllnon), nf in N. inth
Service Frl.. 10 a. m
Oliver H. Hair
lnt Arlington
"Id.. 1R20 Chestnut st.
tern
PUNK. Ort. 2H nf ppenminla. Jttt.l..
dauht'r nf Harrv M, nnd Llljabeth FilnV
ace.1 1.1 r.ineraV Thurs, s a in parents'
reridenco. 2221 Aspen stU lnt Holy Cross
Cem .
ovLt.AriHKTl Oct 2 nf pneumonia.
MA1Y. dPilthter nf the lite Patrick -.nd
ttridiet Oallmhe- nd s'ter or th 1it Wtl
liim and Edward Oaliaher Funeral Thnrs .
10 s. m . ancle's repidenee. John Oallachpr.
.is-fi Mamvunk ae.. Wissahlckon. lnt
ivv-.p.) .-r Crm
OOt nrN. Oct. 21 WIT.l.tAM, 'on nf
Inte William and Anns Onlden Funeral
private convenience nf famlh.
(lOtlMAX-Oet. 20 nf ln(binvs. MVftOV
T1F.T A. CAVANAUC.H RORMAN' Punpral
Frt fl .10 a m . residence of Tames A.
Oulnn .1111 Thnmpsnn st West Phlla. lnt,
Hoi" Cm. rm
onr;r.onv vt Mt. Hntlv N J.. Oct. 2n.,
TAMCS riREOOTtT P- aed m Rclatlvss
end friend" LOOM ', 717 Invited to
funeral. 13S Water pt Vtt. HnPv. N J..
Frl 11 n. m lnt t Mirv'a Cem
r.nt-r-v on a rwAiit.r.a Mi-innt.r
OUEEN husband nf Vera L (nee T.evlrVl
son nf Unltv A Cnstelln snd the late John
.T Orcen Relitives and friends also
League of the Sacred Heart, invited tn a
month's mlrd miss Tuep Vnv. .1. s a m .
C..rrh ef the Tprarstlnr. .1100 N. .".ti s
ORTFFIN. Ort 2 of Influenza M v r.Y
f if nf rk-i t rvlrfin tnA 1ejiint-
nf'rpttr .T. anrl r.llw H hr1(1- FunT-sl '
Thnrc , l-t rpldnr 2211 Ann t tnt j
prlnte Holv rrnss Pert.
, tt MTV. Oct "1 rfnnrumnnla
RTHETj
ll, wife nf Oeor-e Hihn nnd dunhter nf
llnrice N and Marv A Smith (nee. Mr-
crnrkenl nge.l 20 Pue notice of funeral.
1IVNSOV. Of pncmenl-. OcU 20 atl.es
Vnoeles Cat, Di WAV.VeJ P. hushand .,f
Nellie c Hansen (nei snider), aged .10
Funeral Te.tre ln a m r.'pldepea of ni'.th-er-ln-law
sirs Marv V Snlil'r 2709 Oxford
st T-1 HnN- Crns Cim r
HVYES Of Infuenra, Oct. 27. MARY
EMMA, daughter of Fannie and lain Jnsenh
L Havra. aged 19 Funeral services pri
vate. Frl. 3 n m grandparents' resi
dence, Mr. and Mrs ,Jnhn Haves, 190S Fon
tatn st I..I Monument Con.
HE1.DON elrt. 20. ALICE IIKDDOV,
wife of Tpiac Heddnn and dltlghter nf late
.Tihii and Jane Oallagher. fnrmerlv nf Ches.
te,. Pa. Tunerai Thurs., at convenience nf
fan-llv. frnm 211)3 Erie ave. Int. Holy Sep-utrr-e
Cem
HE.VZE Of pneumonli O t, 27. RntlLAH
F i.nlv child of Samuel V and l.outpe R
H.mze (nee Iltepslng) aged 12 Funeral sen
lies Thurs s n m . frnm 4141 N. 19th st ,
Ini n. (nte Forest HI'I Cem
HIRIIERT Oct. 2'l. ISADORA SH R
LOITK. HiriRHRT. aged 01 Kuneril serv
ices Frl.. 3 p m. son In law's risl.leme.
' O VI Pardons
l-enlivn I
. IJ31 Clermintnwn ave., Nleelovvn. Int. prl-
''ti!jw l
-i.'vaie vrnsjey ejem
Hiiueii' uri, 2H or pneumonia rtniis
Orl. 'JH nf ntiemnnnlj rlllttvi
TINA tlOlieiR hltH .1. Ti.nnriil sonic
anil Int. private at the ihancl of Andrew J.
Balr i. Son. Arch and Ittlh sts.. Thurs., 1
P. ni
HOl.DEV At Rorhrslrr V T. Oct "R
BONA MARIE, daughler or Marv Hntden
Shiiv and late lnhn M Hnlden Relatives
and friends invited in (uneral Thnrp . 11 T)
? illni.'ne .f'J repidenee. 2K0O Master st.
ii, ,,.., . -'iii'inn, , Fin ,,,.' .-i-,,,-..
HONCLER Oct S lall'ISE VtARtE.
daughter nf tale Anton nnd Eltebeth linn.
Bier. Relatives nnd friends invited "lo f.i.
neral services. Thurs .11a in 2241 N.
ITber st. Int. private West Laurel Hill
Cem
JUNK. Oct. 2. nf pneumnnla. D1NIF.I,
1. aon of late DmieJ J and Sarah Junk,
aged 20. Tunerai Thurs . 1(1 a. m . 1714 W.
Erie nve Int. Hnlv Cross Cem
KAHI.ER. Oct. '."I OSCAR, Jr.. hushand
or laiP jvnna inee iinBiermni ano son or t phln
Oscar and Annie Kahler, Funeral Trl . 2inH,
p m., -iiiii.i .n. j;itn st int. sit. Vernon
(-e.m, . ..
.Ki-iT'"TV' "T. VV'-'J-TaV ".HOni... snn
of Alfred J and late Lldle Kav (nn Op.
borne), aged 22 h uneral service Thurs .,
2 p. m. aunt's residence. Miss Margaret
Kay. 2117 N 18th st. Int. private. Welti
I-a.-JK.' .'J.111 tm- .. . , ..... I
KKI.l.t. Orl 24 nf nneuinnnln. .1E.
rv-iri a., wue ni i.ennis i4 ivenv- ano oaugn
ter of Michael and Terepii (loimley (nee Mil
ler) Funeral Thurs , fl a, m . parents'
residence, 2IN VV Mt, Pleasant ave. Ml.
Airy. Solemn high mips for repose of her
soul will be relebrated at Church nf the
Holy Crops. 0 30 a m lnt, Holy S-oulchre
Cem Auto nervier,
KERNS Oct. 211. ELIZABETH, wife nf
John J. Kerns Jr . and daughter of tale
David and Mary A, Kearney. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Thurp . tl.30 a.
m.. 470 N Dearborn st . W. Phlla. Int.
Hnlv Crops Ceni Auto funeral
KLINRHUROER Oct. va of nneumonla.
CHARLES C hushand or Jnsenhlne IvJIne
burger (nee Miehle) Funeral Thurs,, a, a,
m 1117 V vtarston st lnt nrivati,
KNOEDLEB. Oct. 28. CHABLES. bus.
band of Frederltku. Knoedler Inee Heeger),
aged 43 Funeral servbes Thurs,. 10 30 a.
m.. 13 Haddnn ave.. Colllngswood, N. J.
Inl private, Chet-?n Hills Cem.
KOHLER. Oct. 20. ANNA MAT. wife nf
Fred H. Knhler and deuiehter of Uriah and
late Anna Bloomer (nep Williams), aged 24,
Due notice of funeral will be alven from
20.!) Belgrade st.
LT.HSTE.V Ort. 28 f'ABI. A., hushand
nf Hannah Lehsten. Funeral service. Frl,
.1 p. in -J 1.1 7 N. Lumbert st. lnt, Mt.
li'ain i eni
LEWth Oct 27. at Beading. ALBFRT
II LEWIS fnrmerlv of Shenandoah, Pn,,
Funeral will lake place Thnrs , ln4f (i, m ,
from 124 Jamison plate Reading to pret
end hi 12.10 train tn I'ottsvllle, Pa,
Funeral nrlvale
I.ETRER Oil. 20. nf pneumonia. a(
Aviators' Mechanics' Training Kehn-.l 8t
Taun. Minn . QEOROE II., son of Isle
Frederlrk and Louisa M, la.vrer, aged 21,
Funeral Thurs , 2 p. m , IK20 TJ. Tioga st,
Inf. nrl. ate Oakland Cem
LILLY Oct. 28. of pneumonia. TIOMAS
FRANCIS, husband of late Minnie Lilly.
Funeral Thura . 8 n m . '.'(128 N. Hartaln st.
int. privaie rri., in a. m,
olnse of Mldvale Hteel Co.
He was an em.
LTPPINCOTT Ort. 28, NETTIE K.. wife
of F. Hazard Llpplneott Funefal services
Imsband's repidenee, 223 W, Tulpehoeken
st.. tltn Frl., 3 p. m
LLOYD At cmn Oreenleaf, aa of In.
fluenia, Oct. 23. WILLIAM J son of
Thomas M, and Catharine I.lnjid. Funeral
Thurs,. D a. m., parenta' residence 2607 E.
Indiana ave. Int. private. Holy Cross
Cem.
lalFLANn.Oct. 29. BLANCHE R. wlf.
of Frederlrk tofland and daughter of RIU
and lata William Hartrr. Funeral service,
Sat., 3 p. m , 6069 Upland it, Int. Mt. Mo.
rlah Cem,
IXIRD.--Oel 20. HAROLD C , nnn of Col
lins and Fannie A. Lord, aged '.'(. Funeral
services Frl.. 2 p. m. 4244 Pennsgrove st,
ini. private aii. aiorian uem
LYNN At Bristol, Pa,, Oct, 27, MARY
pniais i v-viii
K LYNN
l.vnn. lie
(lien Roach), wif nt William
Relatives and friends Invited tn fur -
neral Thurs., 0 a. m.. H33 laicust st., Brlr
tol, I'm noiemn nign rrnuirm mail 'iia a,
in., St Mark's Church. Bristol, I'a Tnt.
St, Mark's Cem., Bristol, I'a
MACKIB Oct., 28 SUtA E., wife cf p
Maekle. Funeral services at chapel nf
Andrew J. Pair So i, Arch and Huh ats ,
Wed.. 8 p. ro lol. private VYood'xnila Cem
MAIlltA Oel. S KLLEN, wife of John
Marra. Funeral Thurs . 10 a m . S333
Harlvllle at, 'Int. Holy .Sepulchre Cem
MABTIN. Of pneumonia, Oel. 37. DAVID
H.. husband of Irene M Martin (nee Met.
linger) snd son of William and Matilda
Martin, ased 24. Member Olivet Lodge; No.
0(17. .. and A. M.: Belief Council. No. ti,
O, is. A. M.i Capl B. Schuyler Camp. No. 2,
H. of V.: Frankford Ave. Baptist Church.
Funeral Thura., 2 p. m,, parents' residence,
2017 B.. Cumberland st. lnt, prlvats, HIII
Ide CJem Auto' funajsl.
MAHHOr, Oct. -27, of pneumonia.
l&lkJlWWmW
zj'imLmL'sm
SaMttT rs
mm vnmvBtt i.j..
labs I.ttsle MeAllater. ot Kiirea. yvwtnr
fJerry. Ireland Funeral service firlvjU,
Frl., 2 b. m.. imele'a residences Jatnea Mc
AUster, .123 S 42d St., Thlla. lnt private.
MeCAnK. Oct 2d, .Rev. MICHAEL 3.
MeCAnE, pastor nf St, Matthias's Chureh,
Halai Pa Reverend , elersv, relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Thurs., 'parochial
residence, 10 a. m
MeCANN Oct 2d at Harrlinn, Ni,.1.,
nf pneumonia, RORERT E son nf late
Huih If, and Isabel A. McCann (nee QjilnnJ.
Funeral iprlv ate Thurs a m, 4..01 Meat
mlnaler ave lnt Jloly Crnsa cem.
MrCttMiOtTOH. Oct. 2ft. JOHV P . son nf
Sarah (ne Mamilre) and late Patrick Me
Cullouah, aaed SI. Funeral Thurs , 10 a,
m.. mnther's repidenee, 1.112 S 10th at. Int.
private Cathedral Cem , A"'o funeral.
HlrnnRMOTT. Oct. 2. CATHARINE. H.
McnnRMOTT (nee Luts), wife of James Me.
Dermott Funeral Frl., 10 a. m.. 2222 S.
Juniper t Int. Holv Cross Cem. AUto
service. Lancaster papers ropv
McOONIOLB Oct 2. nf pneumonia, st
Camn Tnlk Raletih. N C, JAMES It. son
nf Jamea J, and Annie 7. MrOontsle and
crandpon nf Bernard and late Margaret
Matthens. Funpral Thurs, R 30 a, m , (too
S Rambrey at. (25th and South), lnt, nrl-
,aMeKEF d-t 2(1 lll'dli VRI TCH
(Veaehi MrKETI enn ef lst Rnbrt and
Kirah McKee He was a member nf Merid
ian Sun Lodge. No INS F. and A. M.i
Fame Lodge. No 77. TOO P.t Vemnl
Knrampmnt. No. 100 I. O. O, F. Funeral
eervlcea Thurs.. 2 p m,. reldpcn of
hrnther. John rt. MeKre fii30 Duffleld St..
rrankfnrd tnt. private
MV-KEEVER. Oct 2T MARY A . w Ife of
Jnhn'.McKeever and daughter nf Hugh and
Marv Uradlev, aed 27 of Hallvhoe Cees.
.lough, Countv Onnegil, Ireland. Funeral
Frl. li a m."112l N .iMh.st. Int. St,
Denla'a Cem, Relatives and frlpnda Invited,
Auto service. solemn renulem mass St.
QreTcrv.p Ohnrch Wed. 0 10 P PI
YcKENNAN. Oct 2 MARV. daughter
ate Jacob and Maraiwet MrKennan. aged
i,. Relatives snd friends Invited to funeVal
services, 021 Spruce st , Frl., 3 p. m. Int.
private,
MrSTAY Oct, 2S JOHN. huhand of
Jon McStav (nee Allen1 Tuners! Frl . real
denre nf snn-ln-lnvv, Jnhn J. MeKenna. 2nsa
n Venango st. .lnt private. New Cathedral
Cem
MrVAtlGH. Oct 2. nf pneumnnla.
OEORO.K S., husband nf Marv MrVaugh
(nee Cappv) and son of late Oeorgp P and
Anna McVaugh. aged 27. Funeral Thurs ,
2 p m , late residence, 1230 Luzerne at.
Int. Northwood Cem
MKNNIMJER. e-et. 20. JOSEPH bus
band of Marv Met nlnger (nee Oilman1. Ret
atlves and friends also Phtta Lodge, No M.
L O. O M . Invited to funeral. Thurs. 7 In
a m . 2041 N Howard st. Solemn requiem
mass St, Bnnlfarlus's Church b a, m.. Int.
Most Holv Redeemer Cem, '
MESSN'ER Oct. 21 FLORENCE wf
of Charles Mesner. Tuneril will be held
at convenience nf famliv, Thurs. afternnon,
from HO Pcnnegrcve st. Remains mav he
viewed Wed eve. Int. West Laurel Mill
Ce"m. Auto funeral
MONTMORD Oct. 2. CATHARINE wife
of Frank Mnntmnre nnd daughter nf James
P.-and Margaret Rlew. Funeral, 4119 Ches.
ter ave Solemn renulem maps St. Rita's
Church, Rrod and Ellsvvnrth sts , Sat., 0
a. m tnt Holv Crnps Cem Auto funeral.
MORGAN Oct 2 MRY ADEHJITE.
daughter nf Albert nnd Anna Morgan Fu
neral private, at cnnvenlence of family,
fnm 114S N 01st st
MORRIS Al Mnrrlsanla nr Chatham,
nn Oi t. 21). AMELIA THERESA MORRIS.
Funeral from her late residence nn Frl .
Nnv 1 et in 30 n m Int. at Wilmington.
uei. a i 1- .in
MORRIS Oct 21 nf Influenza HUOH
J husband nf Anna -Mnrrls (nee Mclntvrel.
aged 30 runrrnl Trl S a m.. 3202 Locust
st lnt Hnjv Sepulchre Cem Autn funeral
MORTON. Ort 27, In Plalnfletd. N. J..
ACNES TI. MORTON, daughter of the late
Rev J. W. Morton. D. D. lnt private.
MtTRPIIY. Oet. 2S, CT.ARA W.. wife nt
Thomas ,T. Murnhv. Fun"ral Thurs 3 10
p m . 2104 E York pt. lnt private. North
Crdvr inn com
MURPHY Ort. 2s. of apnendlrtllp, JO
SEPH r.. husband nf Mshel Murphv and
son of Catharine and late William Murphv.
aged 34 Funeral Frl . 9 30 a. m , 1231
Cathfi1rai Cem
in tv st.. hetow Jackson st. Int. Old
MURPHV. Oct 2. JOSEPH L. son of
Ifltc i.ibc and rnoppp iurpnv. Funeral
Thur 2 p m . hrotnr rrfflnonrp, Inac
Murphv,
Co. Pi
."l 3d at Fernwnnd. Delaware
Int. private. Holv Cross cem.
MU7.ZEY. FRASK WOOD MUZ7EY. of
ISttl Snrure pt.. Phllldelnhla. nasped avvav.
Oct. 2R at his summer home Rockland,
near Shepherdstovvn. W Va. In the 72d I
vear oi ins age, uue noiiee oi ine luneral
will he given
NATHAN Ort. 28. of pneumorila. TRED
ERIC ALLEN husband nf Marguerite
Nathan (nee Lean), late residence. 4521)
Chepler eve,
NEELV Vt Wennnah N J., Oct 28.
WILLIAM VAN CLEVE. husband of Helena
Nrelv (n.e ornpl Funeral private, cor.
Marlon and Willow aves , Wcnnnah, N. J., i
Frl. 1 :3o p. in. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. .
NK1IIUEI Ort 27 ABRAHAM h
band of late Sonhle M Newbauer. aged 78 1
Funeral services Thurp 10 30 a. m . 1307
N "Rinilnlph st. lnt Ad.th Jeshurnn Cem .
O'HARV. Ort. " of influen7a. OLIVER '
.7. O'HARA. Second Co Capualt Detseh
ment. 1.11th Depot Brigade, Camp Lee Va .
hon of Catharlnn and late Dennis O'Hara
and grandRnn nf late Matthew and Catharine
Ketlv Funeral Thurs mother's residence,
2.140 E. Somerset St. Int. private. Holy Re
deemer Celt-
O'MALLEY. Oct 20 "'II.L1AM P. son
f Sarah A. and late Thnmas o Mallev
iieiattves ana rrnnas invited in tunerai
1 hura , 7 10 a. in repldehie nf mother.
21S s. Colorado st. (RUner Rt above 17thl
Solemn reeiulem hum ia4mrt'li nf St. Monica
'l H. m Int. Cathedral Cem. Calrlage
fu-eeil
ORMSTON. Oet. 27. HARRY E.. hus-
I band nf.Lnulse Ormstnn and son of late
Richard and Mary , Ormptnti. Member of
l'dgrepa l.ndge. No 0!1 F. and A. M..
, and (llrnrd Cnuneil No .101. o, of I, A. Fu-
iiiTai errv. e irn i"e i.iui., i p. hi . umir
tt. inir mas . i-ii ..nesinue bi ini. pri
Id
I OSTERSTOCK, Oct. 27. EMMA I. widow
of Kd-vard Ostcrstoik. Relatives nnd friends
1 Invited to funeral services. Thurs., 2 p. m,.
723 N. 7th st. Int. private.
I OSWALD Ort. 21). CLVRA, evidow of
, Samuel Oswald run' rat, 1.10S W. Susoue.
, hanna ave, Frl 2:10 p.,m. Int. Adath
I lephurun IVm Deceased was a member of
B'tiotii Jeshuruun l.ndgn and Miriam Lodge.
I'VKKI'K url, m. or pneumonia, t;i,All
CMVtA, daughter of Kdwtn A. and Clara
Parker, aged 21. Residence, 002 Perry ave.,
Palmv-a N J,
PVTTMVN Al 121 Colnnlel nve. Had
dnntleld, V. J, a Oct. 27. JOSHUA husband
ot late Harriet Pattman. aged 70. Rela
tives nnd friends. Amalgamated Society of
Kogineers, Wm O Wor.len Benen. ial So
elctv, emploves Atlantle Redning Co., At-
amic lienning eiroup n: smnemen p reuovv-
ttivlted to servtees Tliuis. 2 p. m .
H. Ilalr-Illdg. ISJ0 Chestnut at..
i iii.ii
Tinia int. irernwood cem.
liT.llt n-t ? nf nnriMTinnifi. KR.V.
Ksr T pvrynn. husband of Katharine
j.,ll4r ncc, n- FL'lirral nrlva'te, Thurs.
p ln war nchboro. Pa. Int. nithboro
t't" .
PCVDERO VST. On, 's. CORVELIU?.
husband of Margaret Pendergrast. Relatives
ni.il afH.,1.1. Uniinlth.liiillun u'nr V'ete.
rails Cinin Tllman, No nl Invited to fu- '
neral, Thurs. 8:10 a m. 1311 II Bitten
hnuse at.. Oernnntown. Solemn renulem
maps Chu-i h of tlie Ininnrulate Conception
10 a. ni tnt. Holv Sepulrhro Cem
PHII.I.II" Tepth-month 2Mb tOIS.
KATHARINE MAOILl.. widow of Henrv C,
Phillips, need SB. Services nrlvale. Fifth-
dav. 12 m . son's residence, 330 W, Duval
pt. tlern. i.itovvn
PORTER. Ort. 28 MVRY. widow of
Charles Porter, aged 34, Funetal Thurs.
10 a m . 2717 N. 2d stj Int. Holy Sepul
ihro Cem,
PYOTT. Thlrd-dav- Tenth Month 20th.
MAROARF.T W. PYOTT. Funeral services
residence of John L Leedom, L.insdowne
eve,, Llnnerch. Delaware Countv, pa., Ftftb
da. 2 p. m. Int. private. Bethesda M. K,
"QUINS'. Oct, 2I. CATHARINE I, daugh"
ter of Frank J. and Abble J. Qulnn. Funeral
Frl.. 11 a. nt . parents' residence, 240 N.
Paxinn st. Wret PKIIa. Int. St, Denls'B
Ctm Auto service.
OlIINN At Atlantic CKs. N. J.. Ort. 28.
MICHAEL husband of s.iaan Qulnn (res
Murph) aged 81. '.'31.1 Pacific ave.. At
lantic City, N. J r uneral convenlencb of
fiimlly.
BEAD Oct, '." if pneumonia, MAR
OARET A,, wife of Samuel F. Read Fu
neral Frl., son-in-law's res'dence. William
Wade, (140 Jaclmon st. Int. prlvutc, Arling
ton Cem,
RUED eirt. 20. I'MMV. "Ife nf PirlelO
Reed Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Thnrs,, 3 p. tn,, residence of
plater Mrs Amelia HIM. n Parker ave.,
Glennlden. Pa. Int. Arlington Cem,
REOAN Oct. 28. of pneumonia, KATH
ARINE M. daughter of late Timothy and
Susan Begun Funeral Thurs 10 a. m..
brother's residence Joseph J. Hegan, S340
Pearl st West Phlla. Int. .private, Holy
Cross Cem
REMENTEn Oct, 2 of pneumonia.
ROBERT, husband of Blanche. Rementer
nee allien) "i,d pnn of William and Amanda
Rementer. Funeral services Thurs , 2 p, m r
22.10 Cross st., private,
RICKART Oet 27. MARY K.. wlf" of
James Itl'kart and daushter of Elisabeth
and lata David Odaers. Member of Nevada
Council, No '.'1.1. D of P t P O. P of A.
Cmn. No l'.'fl: Lincoln Temple. No. J"
I nf O, E.! E. D. Baker Circle, No. 81.
I. of O. A, R Funeral Frl.. 1 P. ill 3152
N, Hth st. Int. private, Northwood Cem.
RITTENHOU8B Oct, 29 of pneumonia.
HALL, husband of nrasle nlllenhnuae (nee
Taylor), aged 28. Residence. 8000 Hartvllle
pi lnt and services private, at Belvue
Cem., Frl . 1 p. m,
ROTH.Oet. 28. KAROLINB. widow Of
Tnhn Rnth fn.n llrrhtl Hired A4. DeLea Bed
I was a m-mber of Martha Washlnatcm Ben.
i " m w . lo sas-v - - --"-- - --.
Society, No I, Princess Irene Hen. -society
t Nn
I. vvsnenu uatr rjni-, -.irnimi. 4-ii.-",i
' can Ben
fliutlfltv ' IPiinprnl. TPrl .2D.
15478 Jasper st Int. prliate, at North Cedar
HI'I cem,
RTAN, Oct. 20 CHARLES W. .husbaid
nf Martha Ran (nee Orimrs) Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral eervlcea, Thurs 8
P. ni . Eagle 'ioim Oakmont. -"-'elawar;
County, Pa, Int. drove Cem., Jfradford
Hills Auto funeral A . AM
SCHMIDT. Of 1813 N. J2d !.. Oct. M.
OKOHOE t'., husband of Anna K. Schmidt
(nee, Crumley) and son, of Annie and latj
Oeorga Schmidt, aged 4. R"ltltf and
friends, Wlnnepurkelt laidge. No. Ml. I. O.
K. M i Lakota Lodge, No. 226, D of P.,
Invited to service, Frl.. 1 p. m... 9M'Kr H'
Balr Bld J820 Chestnut t. Int. Oreen
mount Cem. Friends may call Tfeur. eye.
Iloplon. Mass.. papers copy.
HCHWAHTZ At Audubon. N. J.. Oe, 2";
JOHN OARRIEL. husband of Klsjwth
Srhwarls. and 8t Service pr'LaSi T1"1':
j p. ni Oliver He Balr B d-., (MM Ckcatnut
a .. F9H.-- ji- PUv
fclllW.-jtl I
p. in.. 1M1 Jaett-Mn at. Int. AMlMtea
sTrilONMteft. Oet. 22, of pneumonia.
IRENE A daughter of Augustus and An
nie Sehonmer tore Prlst). Services Thurs.
afternoon from 3S Delmar at. Int. private,
I,e erlngton Cem. , . j
SIIIEL At Oakland. Cat., Oet. 2. AR
THUR W SIIIEL formerly nf 143 Pomona
terrace, Oermantown. Philadelphia,
SIMPSON. Oct. 27. of pneumonia, ROSE
wife of William M Simpson snd daughter
of John ant Vrary Hagcn (nee Magulre),
aged 20. Funeral Thurs , I p. m , fsther-ln-lavv's
residence. .11,11 I st Int. private,
Holv sepulchre Cem
SLATER. Oet 2.1 HAZEL, daughter of
Josph II. and Edna L. Slater aged 1.1 Fu
neral Wed , il p, m residence nf parents
2133 E York st, Int. private. Oakland Cem
Ne.yark (N, J ) napers eiBV
BMITtt Oct 9-1. ANNA IS SMITH (nee
Oliver) wife of Charles r Smith, aged .11 I
FunTai services at .s"f eirani pi., uamacn.
X ir-i 2 r. m Tnt nrtvate
SPtNETTA Al Woodburv. N .1 , Oct.
20, FRANK SPtNETTA ared .17, Funeral
private, 211 Davis st . Woodbury N. J. Int.
Holv Cross Cem
STANLEY Oct 27. ANN MAR1F wife
nf Joseph Stanley, aged .14 Funeral Thurs.,
0 a, m 002 N 30th st. Int. St Mary's
Cem , (lloucester. N. J.
STAPLES. Oct. 27. JAMES M , Jr.. hus
band of Anna Staples spd snn of Jamet M,
Stephen, aged 41 Relatives snd friends.
emplojea Penna. R. R., Invited tn service, l
Tnurs ,ipm, unver il. ttair mag., is-jii
Chestnut pt. Int. private Ml Mnrtah Cem.
STELNEIt. Oct 22 ANNA STEINKR (ne
?nbel). wife of John StUner. aged 48. Fu
nersl -Thura . 2 P m . ,1040 N, 2d st. Int.
private Oakland Cem
STfHLMULLER Oct. 20. of pneumnnla,
JOHN L, aon of Frederick and Emma
Stublmullrr, sged 22 Funeral Thurs , 3 P
m.. parents' residence, 1848 E. Harold at.
lnt, private, North Cedar Hill Cem, Auto
pervtre
TOMLINSON Oct. 27,. MARY E. (nee
Lauer) wife of William II. Tomllnson. aged
28. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
HHrvlees. Center st,, Mt Ephrlam, N. J.
In- P ee-rrrer) Cem Tlwr t n m.
THOMSON. Oct. 28, FLORENCE, daugh
ter nf Laura nnd Joseph S, Thomson Rela
tives snd friends Invited to funeral services.
Sat . 10 a. in parents' repidenee. 1200 E.
Susnuehanna ave. lnt Westminster Cem.
Remains mav he viewed Frl . after 8 p. m
TISSOT. Of pneumonia, Oct. 28, HENRY
P. TISSOT, of Bala. Pa. Service and Int.
ronvenlenec of famlh. Funeral Oliver IL
Balr Bids , 1820 Chestnut at.
TitnvKn. Ort. 20. at daughter's resi
dence Mrs. Helen T. Clegg, 108 E. Stafford
st , Getmantown MARTHA A , wife of
John Turner. S'rviees private. Sat., 11
a. m Tnt Ivy Hill Cem
WVKELEY, Oct. 27, nf pneumoflla.
JOHN THOMAS h.'Pband nf Violet snd son
of Tnhn I and E.ls Wakelev Funeral
VWKYHMULLER Ort. 28. SOPHIE, wife
of Karl A Wo-. hmuller. aged 01. Relatives
and friends all societies nf vvhlrh she was a
member Invited to funeral. Sat , 1 P.m.
ism s Con'stn-ti st (14th and Woodland
aval Int. Northwood Cem ...
WOLF. Ort. 2(1, nf pneumonia. MARY R..
Ife nf Wl'llam Wall-.ee Wolf srd ;v
Funeral services Frl, 3 30 p m .42.12 Or
rhird St., Frankford. Services and Int. prl-
V11YOtlNC Oct 29. SAR.VH HYNDMAN.
daughter ot lite Thomas i and Jane Hvnd.
mm Young Service Frl . 2 p tn 919 JJ.
10th st. Int. private, Ternvvnod Cem.
Thurs . 2 p m.. parents' residence, 1904 S.
Uth st lnt New Cathedral Cem
WALSH Oet. 21 of pneumonia. MARY
B . daughter of late Martin and Margaret
n. Walsh. Funeral Thurs , 0 a. m , 2134
Mnrrls st Int. private,
WF.STERVELT. Oct 27, nf pneumonia.
ALICE, wife of Edward D Weptervelt nnd
daughter of Thomas and Annie Egan Fu
neral Thurs afternoon. 2913 Harper st. Int.
Holv rrnss uem. ...., i
V HITE. Oct. 27. JOHN BRINTON I
IVHITE. snn of the late William White and
Sarah Fred-rlca Brlnton, his wife. Services
nnd Int. private. ,
WILD Oct 2ft of pneumonia. MAR
CtJVRET A., daughter of late Jamea and
KTIfleet Wild Funeral private Thurs .
1810 Callnvvhlll st. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
WINNEMORE Oct -27. of mvocjrdltls.
LLWIS R. husband of Marv .1 IVIntfemore,
aged 03. Funeral servlcvs Thurs, 2 pm.
4139 Lancaster ave. Int. private, Montrose
Cem.
WOODRUFF Ort 28. of Influenza.
LAURA B. dltlghter ef late Edwin B and
Catharine Woodruff aod plater of Mrs Cath
arine Ruhl Funeral Thurs, II a. m late
residence. 3700 N. 3th st. Int. private.
New Cathedral Crm
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ALSO TYPISTS
APPLY IHJREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
"IF.'PnP1, """I'd In large office
, lst In various departments m.i.t i
innrougniv experienced' ehnrt hnurs" Pltije
salnrv and exp.rlen,. pain Ledger'nwiri
' ihlKBK-.l:n.- experlencedr l take full
Ctiarilf nf ntftna' mini u '. "l . ''
Sala'fJ " I "P'dyiiewlsh pPefr'edT EoSd
salary. Shelnman Bros., 812 Arch,
"0rnh,c.n.!'T,,a. ,,,h -"o ledge of ptenng.
raphy wanted by eoninany in central pari
CenU'aY "U,,e "Ttlculaia II 77 "leSSer
THE CURTIS PUBLISHINO CO.
AN PSSENTIAL INDUSTRY
HAS GOOD, POSITIONS FOB OinLS
CLERKS AND TYPISTS
STARTING WAGE $11 PER WEEK
IN 3U DA YS( $13.20 PER WEEK
IN (10 DAYS $14.30 PER WEEK
AND KINK OPPORTUNITY FOR FURTHER
ADVANCEMENT
IDEAL WQRKINO CONDITIONS
CLOSE TO EVERYWHERE
HOURS 8 30 A.e-M, TO J P. if, HALF DAI
ON SATURDAY
t APPLY
U, S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
13,11 AnCH ST.
ASK FOR MRS. YALE
t
OR
THE CURTIS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
7TH AND HANSOM STS.
BRINO THIS AD WITH YOU
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B0RLER9 AND SPECKfcRS
PATRtOTIC WOMEN can do their bit br
perking and hurling armv fabrics for our
bo j a over there and receive (ood pay for
their work. '
APPLT F. A ROCHMANN CO., INC.
2d snd Cambria its.
CHAMBERMAID and vvaltreup, competent,
vnung white girl, must ba experienced and
bnve reference Applv Thursday or write
Mr..
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F Fns'er Haverford Pi
CHAMBERMAID and waitress wanted: hlte
glfli reference rrfulredt small famllyi
good wages Applv 4011 Pine..
CLERtCAI Two esp glrlsi splendid oppor
tunity essential industry, eseellent work
ing conditions; st once. Miller Lock Co.
Orthodox and Tacony sts , Frankford.
CI. ERICAle Young woman wanted In cost
department of large cnrporatlons good
working conditions; hnurs 9 tn .1. Saturday
half holiday all sear. Rive particulars In
application, salary and experience, "Y-92,"
P O Box .1484.
CLERKS
Tounr women beween the agea of II
and 30: typists and those with adding
machine experience preferred. Apply. to
Mr, Bchofleld. ,
BAEDER, ADAMSON A CO.
Richmond snd Allegheny av.
COMB MINDERS, staadv work on essential
war Industrv: good wages. Apply Oris-
wold Worated Co . Dirbv. PA
CO.MPTOVIETER OPERATOR on extension
work In large office; short hours, with
rapid advancement, dependln on ability;
state experience and salary to start. P 311,
Ledger Office
COOK and apslstant cook wanted for Insti
tution work For information phone
Chestnut lllll 700.
COOK, tolored, wanted. Mra J Wvnne,
Walnut ave., IVne, Pa. Thone Waim
STL
COOKINO and downstairs work. Apply 4339
Baltimore ave.
DICTAPHONE OPERATORS. EXPERI
ENCED ALSO LEARNERS
APPLY BUREAU Or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
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DISHWASHERS FOR RESTAURANT
v WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S .
EMALE WORKERS
WANT TO BE PATRIOTIC?
HEflE'S TOUR CHANCE
Send not onlv a man but a gun to the front
300 t
vvomen from 18 to 41 vears of age wanted
to learn operation of machines: no experi
ence necessirv plentv of tight work for
those who are not strong 2.1c per hour, or
t14 1 per week for the first 2 weeks while
vou are learning; then piecework: vour
piecework earnings should average from M
to $.1 per dav or more.
A steam-heated plant.
Matron "In charge
We hive hospital and nurses
Roarding houses for women workers
A large cafeteria for vvomen. ,
Special trsln service frnm Philadelphia
Special 10-trln tickets. Philadelphia to Lddy
stojie. ,1.25 3-month limit.
BB1NO REFERENCE
Tor further-'informatlon apply
M1DVAI.B STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTOVE RIVLT. TLANT
Edds stone. Pa.
1311 Arch st (ask for Miss Kuril.
210 s 17th st.
-.'ill, Market, et (Mr. Meinnev)
N W rnr. 40th unci Pascball ave. fs-r.
piechpurl, '
1 11(5 TVl-r.l 't, (Mr Tir-oth)
PHtl.Mini.IMIH. PA
OIIIL v anted In lir-m office, no experience
niccpparj if nulek and IntellUeiit although
expeilince is preferctble, salarv $12: short
hours, with rapid advancement depending on
abllit-,, btate experience. P 31)0, Lt-dscr
Off he
GIRLS WANTED, experienced and learners.
In silk-spreading and other dep.utments:
steadv .work: espenttnl war industry: good
wages, Appl Grlsvvold Worsted tp , Darby.
Ta
UIHI.S. 1(1 vears of age or over: light ma
chine work, experience not necessary;
permanent position: good pav while learn
ing. Increase according to proficiency. Apply.
A F Monre 3IU Rare at r
Ulltl.H wanted, not over 0. not going to
pihnul for light woik in newspaper ortice.
Apnlv Cltv Editor, fourth floor, OOfl Chest-
nut st .
GIRL for email pickage work In pharm.
nifs. concern. Light, easy work under
pleisint conditions; exper. unnecesar : short
hnurs: half Sat,: good pu: continuation
pchonl prlvUege 214 Chancellor St.
GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
REQUIRES
.10 OIRLS
AND HELPERS
TO SOLDER
CRACKER TRENCH TINS
FOR THE ARMY
ALSO 100 PACKERS
r.O LABEI.EnS
AND inn UTILITY HELPERS
' FOR PACKING
AND MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENTS
EXPERIENCE NlOT NECESSARY
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVAVCKS1KNT
PERMANENT POSITION; GOOD PAY
APPLY ALL DAY'
, 1301 GLENWOOD AVE.
OIRLS AND WOMEN
Wanted on work for the Government. In
assembling, topping machines, power preis.
foot press,' screw machines and pipe thread
ing department. H. T. Palsta ft Co,, S5d
and Arch sts. Apply to either U. 8, Employ
ment" Office. 219 8. ;7tl) st., 9 to 10 a. tn.,
or 1311 Arch St., 10 to 11 JO a. m. Bring
this ad and ask for Mra. Hobson.
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WB NBBD on OIRLS OR YOltNrt WOMEN
TO HELP PUT IT THERE
WHICH CONNIHTS OF SOLDEKINO THE
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YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO KARN
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