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EVENING PUBL10 LEDGER-PHILADEIPfllA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1018
15
gen: carter reviews
' 20,000 meade troops
Parade of Lafayette Division
at Camp an Interesting
Occasion
41 OFFICERS PROMOTED
SHIPNEWS
u. s. merchant fleet
vehicle for gospel
Two Memorial Services to He
Held Tomorrow for Victims of
lnfliirn7.il
Bprelnl Dhiiafrn In V.vrw'vo 'nolle t'rforr
Tump .VIcailc, Admiral, Mil., Nov. 0.
Twenty thousand mid more mm vvrnr
lnK Hie RwnKRer Utile fiitlRue cups
which nro worn by the Amerlontm
nbroart passed In review here today be
fore Majtr (lenernl Curler, rommnnder
of the nl.fnvelte Division, mid by other
hlfili olflcers of the cnm.
It vvhh the mint novel mid tilotiircMiiie.
rex lew ever held In this cantonment.
It wan worth Kolwr mnnv miles to pee
theae men. nil tit and ready for the fray,
looking Just ns they will look If ever
thev are called unon to co to Kianee.
The men of the Lafayette nivlslon have
nbout finished their trnliilnK on thin side
of the ocean. They nro enRor to do
their bit, but cery otllcer nml man In
the crowd wondered thin morning
whether or not he would evu- be Klven
a chance to pot over.
Manv of the crflirers In the parade
have had their chance. These olllcers
woro on tile left sleeve of their uniform,
one or two (told chevrons. Indicating
their months of pen lie In the war 7vne,
mid home of them wore mi their right
nrnis the proud wound chevrnni. A
few of them had on decoratlonH tecelved
for itallantry In antlon
Hrlgadlrr (lenenil S .1. nayard
Kchlndel, rommnnder of the Twenty
first Infantry HrlRade. cemmanded the
parade. Oencrnl Schlndil I a 1'enii
rvlvimtati. There were many visitor fmm Wnsh
Innton present All In all with the sot
dler mnrchhiR and the ImndH playing
the affair wan one to set the patriotic
chonls Jumping The review look mure
than two hours Immediately after the
review all the hanilp In the camp hur
ried to Baltimore ti tnke part In the
Mr united war drive parade to bo held
In that city thla afternoon
Offlrern Win I'rniniilliin
Torty-one officers of thla ramp have,
been made very lmppv throtiRh the
receipt of the news of their promotion
Of thin numbir seventeen wrre promoted
from flrpt lleutcnanrlis tu r.iptnlncieH
nnd twenty-four from pecond lieutenan
cies to first lieutenancies. Those named
captains vvenr
John It. naut, Samuel O'Kcefe, Wil
liam C. Aphfoid, liexter lluph. .lames
C. FaRan, William 1. Ilazlet, Bethel A
Simmons, Manty (1. Thompson, Daniel
F. McMullen, .lnseph C Matthew p, Bar
rett I'rettyman, Alfred Itced, Charted A
Ilohlnsou, Klrtvwoo.l P. Scott, Thomas
II Sullivan, IMwnnl I V.iuRhu and
Marphall Low
Those who have been promoted to
first lieutenancies are: John t. Allen.
William II Althaus. Harvey II Bennett,
Francis ( Beverley, William I Blancli
nrd. Scott A. nurnain, William J. Ilush
vvHllcr, Charles W. ('.imp. Wesley A.
Cnry, Arra rhaney, Irwin J. Ch.trjwnnet,
Kdvvard I). Chape. John AV. (rochran,
Hess OS. Florida, tleorsiv I. Moore,
Frank J. l'rochask.v, lllmer It. Banker.
Harry .1. Pchaffcr. ralR II Sears. Pott
H. Smith. John A Stanley, John A
Sterile, Boger Steffan and J.ucIhii M
Tot nro.
Lieutenant Bethel A Shninnns, one of
those pronnitid to captain has been for
the last month or mom the head of the
noncoms tralnliiR bchool In camp. Hln
work lit the ramp has been ho Rood
that It wan known that It vva only
a question of time regit nil rig his pro
motion. Many of the olllcers named are Tenn
sylvanlans A number of the new cap
tains who are native pons of the Key
stone State came here as second lleit
tenantp. These men were made first
lieutenants some months iiro. All of
these olllcers are In the Depot Brigade.
A blR crowd Is expected tomorrow
to attend the two memorial services
which nro to be held for the men In
this camp who died from Influenza. A
memorial mass at which Cardinal !lb
honn will preside will be celebrated by
Lieutenant Michael II Fogarty. Catholic
chaplain, of the Seventeenth IleRliiienr
Lieutenant Daniel F. Desmond will
preach the sermon. The music of the
mass will be sung by the choir of St.
Mary's Seminary. Baltimore. The ir.lth
depot brlpade band will play. A kuiiicI
of honor to escort the Cardinal and
other ofllcers of the mass to the altar
will br composed of intmbcrH of the
foreign legion of the development bat
talion, thin battalion comprising rcpre
sentHllves of a couple of doxvn or more
countries. The names of lhe men who
died in the epidemic will be placed on
the nltar during the services. Itemem
brnnco will bo mado In the masi for
all Meade men who have died In France,
A pondenomlnallnnal memorial service,
will be held at the same time In tho
CC section of the lamp.' It will be in
charge o( Lieutenant Byron Hester, one
of the ProU stunt chaplaliiB. There will
be singing of hvniii, reading of the
Scriptures, a sermon and Bpeclal prayers
offered. The development band will play
and tho whole ceremony will be most
Impressive.
HERO WOULDN'T ('1VK LP
Minister Kinds New Cluinnel
to Transmit Christianity by
Working in Shipyard
Spurred by the belief t'ncle Sam's
new merchant marine win transmit
Christianity and Ainerlcnn Ideals to all
the world, the ltev. Frederick Hall Is
laboring In the niouceler yard of the
Pusey & Jones Company
Mr. Hall, who In assistant Reneral
puperlntendent of machinery, bellevep lie
Is furthering his iuiston ns n preacher
by working In the shipyard It In re
ported there nre about ten elerRmen of
various denominate ns engaged hi con
struction work at tho Merchant Ship
building Corporation, Harrlman, I'a
"Clergymen have become allied with
thin work because they see the merchant
marine an a wonderful vehicle for Chris
tian nnd American Idialn," said Mr
Hall. "They have n vision ff n Rrent
Yankee fleet carrying the fruits of our
American civilisation to the benighted tit
all lands, and thev believe It wilt bring
about a real salvation of the world
"Clergvtnen know that trade In a path
finder for Christianity nd civilization
The pioneer tradern of the old school had
the erroneous Idea that trade could best
be advanced by oppression, cruelly nnd
double dealing.
"But experience and Intelligence havo
changed all this The whole future of
the American republic Is bound In ships,
and the sooner wo realise It the better
All Industries will soon fel tho pull of
our merchant marine.
"Tho fleet means the enlargement of
present Industries and the istnbllshment
of new Industries. Amtrlia will become
a nation f travelers, and far-sighted
business firms are alreadj training corps
of salesmen to send fnto foreign lands
at the conclusion of the war.
"The clergymen who have entered the
shlp.vardn of tho nation havo a right
vlslm and their countrjmen would do
well to iinulntn their example.'
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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
PUBLIC UTILITIES
IN GROWING FAVOR
fosrarraissssrr
HOWARD K. 1)1 N
Killeil in aillon
LA RIVOLUZIONli: SI FA
STRADA IN GERMANIA
II Popolo in Rivolla ha Pro-
clamato la Hepubbliea
in Baviera
ruhllshMt and DIstrlhiitM Vnder
I'KIIMIT Nil. nil
Authorized by- Ol mt of O. tnl.er 0
1017. nn file t the 1'uatoHiQ uf 1'lilU-
delphlM. Ps
lly older of the PreM-nt
A. N HUTll.KSn.N.
I'ostm ihtrr llfiifral.
Y0RKSHIP VILLAGE IS "DRY"
No Saloon- in Community of
Ciimdrn ShipworkrrH
TIio modern Rhlpworlscru Ulngr
th inlrncln town, YorkBliln laK Ift
to bo dry No nnlooim w adorn the
Mnet ooi nrr.
Tho fomniunlty has prunjr tip on Urn
oiitPklrtH of rnnidpii for tho rmpIojcH
of tho Now York HhlptmllrilnK Corpora
tion Thn homns nro nttrnrtho nw
modern. They urn bHnff rented 1o ship
orler. nnd in time. It N belleed, will
lie pold tn them
Thft house Miry In nlze from four to
pern rooms They nre built In iowh
contalnlnp from two to flo homes. Sev
eral storea nnd churrhcH are to he con
Mrurted In the town, property iiainp
been ulloted for them.
Mlllliim Aierelt Ilnrrhmtn, pfldcnt ot
th Mrrrhiuu Hhlptnilldlnn rorportln, Itar
rlman, 1u . h oninnl'1 thf Inter"rnlnrit
NtHtnwhlp t'nmpHin', whlrh wlll ronduct a
ffinoril hiiKlnept lie In uUo irtsldent of the
n-sw line.
Worker nt thi New York ShlrhulMlna
nr(n rnntrlbuted $U.rtl.ltS to th Vnr
Snlnci Horloiy durln tho thlrt-flrt week
of th ifitupnlKn ThlM brlnsn 1 1i total
Ktlntcn of the nhlporkr In KtHmpa to
f.'S.SfKl ai The nm'py has 7078 members.
II I. ...!..' V, W.x 1...,l I.. t.n .
, .iiiii iinp uriii inrru til vimiK"
of lh Ftot k reeonls clepnrtmetit of the Pusey
& Jnn company ' l riddle crntz in
hH a?tltHnt m
Inrreiioed prothirtlon In lh toolroom of
thi V J i ompany In riiwrtn1 by Pill
Ttehr, who y that th lmn tn ttiKt ehop
havo btn on tho "hiimo" for Mini time.
Jidhin Turner, of th 1 A J New Jery
anl has Ih'h appointed editor of the Stone
Ship, the official publication of thn Liberty
.Shipbuilding Compary WIlinlnKton. N. C.
R. J. COLDER, PUBLISHER, DIES
Kxpircs nt Dinner Table Just
Hark Troin France
N Vork, Nov J. llobert Jowiili
folller, pulilllier nnd nlltor uf Colllpr's
Weekly, fell ileiul last nlclit wlillu talk-
InB wEth lils lfe nt dinner tit their
lionin 10CT J-'Ifth nenue, nt 7 "15
o'clork. t
Mr. CtAlcr lind been nlnoail nrltlnir
nur iipH,aVir hln publication slnee Inst
July, anil tgturnfil to New Vork jester
ila.i ami this aH the first time that MrH.
Collier hail peen him slnee hln absence.
lie wan the Hon of the late Peter
l'enelon Collier anil wiih forty-two yearn
olil. Ills father .m the founder uf I'
K Colller'H Sc Sons, piibllihern of Col
lier's Weekly. Since th death of his
father In ISOfl. the younger man had
been thn head nf the firm. He prepared
for coUese in New Vork city, where he
was horn. recelihiK his first tralnlnpr nt
St Francis CoIIcec He was graduated
from (JeorKi'tovMi diversity nnd took
jiostKraduate uorK at Ilnrvard nml (i
ford. ltli the idea of becomlnc nn
editor.
Lonilrs, 8 nnirmbre
l.n flerni.inlii, alia iRilUt dl decilitre
sul termini Impost! iI.irII Allentl per un
arinlMlzin, si trova In linn sltuazlone
cnotlcn minnrclnnlc In sfneelo delln
Impero. l.e tiotlr.le gliinte da nile fontl
aiinunzlano iiunnlo iippressu.
1 -11 Kaiser hn npposto un declso
rlllutn lid una Hchlest.'i del lodallstl
rho olewinn rhe fglo ahillcnasc In
faiore del Principe I'.rtdltarlo.
2 II caneelllere .Masslmillnno, Innblln
dl controllnre I swinllstl, 1 nuall for
miuin II podernso bloiyo dellu tnng
Klnranza al HelchstaR, h,i ilato le suo
dlmlsslonl.
.1 Una rlioltn popoloie a Momco ba
dAto per rlsultato la prodamazlonc delta
repubbllca In ll.ilern
41 rlbelll hanno Issatn l.i baudlera
rossa a Kiel ed or.i coutrnllnuo tiltt.'i l.i
ensta della (ierni.iula sill Mar del Noril
e parte dl rpiella del ll.iltlro. II Principe
I'nrlco ill Prussia, fr.itello del Kaiser,
e' rluscllo a fUKRlro da Kiel sotlu II
fuoco del rlMiluzlonarl.
.' Movlmentl rholil7.lnn.irl sunn stall
rapportntl nel illatrettl indimrlall crso
Kssen.
1'nrlnl, fi noeinbre.
SI rltler.e prohablle, nel olrcoll bene
lnfonnntl, cho II Principe .MiiHslmlliano,
caneelllere delflmpero (iermnnlco, co
munlchera' okkI I termini dl un urmlstlzto
ad un comltatu del ItelchstiiK, eoniposto
del capl partltl II rlrlilcilern' dldare
II loro olo per nutorlzz.ire I plenlpoten
zlarl tedesehl u flnnnre I'nrniistUiii.
IT prohablle rhe la riermnula rlspoinlera'
ngll Alleatl per rnrinlstUlo a. iikzo d( I
to stesso corrlere rhe lia reeato I
termini al Quarter fleneiale lieimanlco.
Sotto dette clrcostanze si ciede die 1.1
tepllea ilell.i Oerinanl.i non potra'
KlunBere prima del poinerrlCKio dl oggl
sabato.
Itoitm, R Noemhre.
I.'n coinunlratn del Mlnistero della
Guerra, pubhllcatn nel pomerlgRlo ill
lerl, nnnunzla chn al frnntc Itallano non
si e' lerlflrata nlcuna operazlone dl
Kuerra e che rjuelle nerentl nll'esecu-
zlone del termini ilell'nrmlRtlzIo, si
Biolgono reBolarmente.
WnshliiEtmi Op S nniembre
Sua Marstn' II He il'Itnlla ail un mea
sukkIo del Ileglo Ainbasclatnre ltullano,
Conte Mncchi ill Cellere, ihe u iitnne
degll itallanl d'Amerlca lnvlnva all'au
guslo Soirano 11 salilto eM'esiressiono
ilell.i plu' nlta ammlrazlonn per la
Brniiile illtorla ronseRUlta iI.ikII erolcl
noldatl Itallanl, rlspoudeva col scEUcntir
telecranimn:
"VI rlngrazlo dl tnttn cuorn per 1'af
fezlonato e patrlottlco saluto Invlatoml
ii nomo rieKll Itallanl d'Amerlca, nclU
glorlosa ora cho si compiviino I dcstlnl
d Italia '
Investors See Bright I'ro'peclc for
These Seenrilie Willi
Pence Near
IIMdence nf the stronR fnltli lneslnrs
have In public utility bonds has been
demount rated ery clearly recently lth
Increnslntr proriiects of nn early pence.
Iocal lniestnient houses have been find
ing the iteninnil for llrst-clnss securities
of this class good nnd expanding rnl'
Idly llh further Indications nf the ter
mination of hostilities becoming brighter,
and they nntlclpnte reeird buslncrs ns
soon ns definite knowledge of peace
comes
'prominent brokers nnd hankers point
out that there nre manj reasons why
mllliv bonds ham been In increasing
denrand at ndianclng prices with the
approach of a lasting pence One of
the most Important advantages of rurh
InicBtments, It hns been pointed out. is
the low lexel ot ciuot.itlons ns comp.ind
lth that preinlllng previous to thla
country's entry Into the nr Then,
ngnln, the fact that substantial Increase")
In rules for power, light and transpor
tntlon nsstire most of the large Utility
corporations' better earnings than they
previously enJoed, and naturally with
the termination of the war there will no
longer be reason tn fear large Increases
In tnxntlon for Federal purpose!
It has been mentioned In discussion
among Investors thaf manv of the
utility companies: will require much
money for new equipment to take the
plnee. of that which has worn out
during the period when It was m.es
n in enftnll ennenses for such Im
provements because of the pronnhln huge
demands: for tnxes Hut, It W argued,
earnings hnve not alone been Inci eased
by higher rntes nnd fares, ns there has
heen n, great expansion In liuilnepx
Therefore morn gross revenue cm ""
anticipated after the war Is ended than
had ever been experienced before It bo
gun, ns It Is tho general belief that do
mestic trade In nil lines, ispeclall.v In
ninnufaciurlng nnd building, will be
gcxid for many ears
Ami II lu aUn nolnted nut that with a
decrease In th cost of living which
will follow the establishment of peace It
will not he necessary to spend morn for
higher wngcH and thereby cut down the
net ns his recently been the case Fur
thermore, when labor Is released from
wnr work nnd the price or innteimi
takes the downward cotitse from the ab
normally h'gh level of the present. It
will mt niui-li lerH to supplv rquipine'lt
than would hnvc been posslhle for sev
eral vc.irs
the mudguard till It was fairly straight.
Tho woman grabbed tip the dog and,
wagging her finger vigorously In Fran
cis's face, snapped: "Von ought to bo
ashamed of jourself, trying to run over
a poor little Innocent (log muzzer's
ptttlns. ' she said to the little mut. "You
motorists aro nil alike, think you own
the wholo earth You ought to be ar
rested for speeding. '
Then came the climax, doing nlong
at a good clip (for "Truo Uve"), we
were nbout to pass n corner where we
had to turn I don't kntw what he did,
but there was a sound like a boiler
works sharpening Its teeth, nml the car
stopped dead
Ills mouth closed light for a minute.
Then he said: "Peter, go to that garage
nml tell them to come here and tow
this Ihli car to their place."
"Can't you fixe It?" I asked.
"Why, yes," he sneered sarcastic like,
"of course, I can, T.et me have a hand
ful of your teeth, for 1 only managed
to strip tho gear. I really don't need
help, that's why I'm asking jou to get
the t-lira go man I"
I put my foot In It onco more again,
quite innocent-like. Wo wero In the
trolley, and at 126th street I happened
tn say. "Well, thank goodness tho trollej
keeps going I"
Ouke suld, "Shut up " Francis pre
tended he didn't hear me
Francis got tho car hack today. It
seemed that he'd had to have new gears,
his battery recharged nnd his muffler
fixed, but I didn't have a word to say
about it. No sir, I'd learned my little
pleiv.
Wondering who I could hit up for a
few Leeillle Park house lots 1 happened
to thlnft of Trascatl, tho Italian, who'd
helped tne so much with the other Ital
ians In selling them Insurance.
Say, 1 thought thn old beggar wati
going lo klsi me, he seemed so tickled
to see me, but lie looked awful glum
when I told him I'd left the Magnitude
However, ho told mo hn was too busy
to talk then, but to see him In tho morn
ing Will I bo there? The answer Is
" ep "
WESTERN BUSINESS
SHOWS
Hrticfil Hesults I'roin Lifting
of KiMrirliniiH ('uurimI by
the Influenza Kpitlcinio
I'hlenge, Nov. !).
General business conditions nre show
ing Improvement over the last two
weeks because thn restrictions arc be
ing removed which were recently placed
nn trading because of the Influenza epi
demic A gient deal of attention Is now
being centered on after war readjust
ments nnd business reconstruction, in
virtually all lines of trade a largo de
mand Is nntlelpited for erpoit goods to
cover world requirements
It Is pointed out by leading trade au
thorities that the production of the mills
tHTIIK
ngo In many lines, but these "do not
orrsel the losses In other directions. IfrlenJs I.ntiestr Pounetl, No. JS O,
uenernuy sneak ng. there In n en-y I ' . .."ivisiqn jjo.iuj. ii oi i.. is.: m
of confidence displayed, although the .'''viiifntVry iietierVMn?.' memr?'.''
best-Informed trade Interests nro nf the Kvingetlrnl t.uthrrsn f'hiirrh, Invited t
lie lef that there w bn much uncr- ""ri services run it p. m anus
.i.,i - .k. ... ....".".'. i rronntave lnt Mon., New Holland. I'
.hi ...j Lt. ni ut r hum
thnt this will havo the effect of cur
tailing general trade considerably.
l'ixe Novel Lalior Rulr
llnrrlaburg, Nov. 5 A miner who
hurts himself In nn effort to shut off tho
current from n mining tnnrhlne when a
cable slips In order to prevent nn nccl
dfnt Is held to be entitled to compensa
tion by the Stnte Compensation Hoard, In
deciding Ferrari vs. fihiiwmul Mining
Company.
v
If
. llt'.V ri:K Nov 7. of heart ill-mil,
OAVIIJ jf irn fcf iste Frederick iz&
mill rrtrAri..
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'-nnFiiinK iriue, isn. lli. I. u, It M l KW1X
"ln I,ite, No an I, I O O, F,, InHt-I
to funeral. Mnn .1 p. tn , 7S36 Orara av.
int Arlington Ccm Itimstna mr b
vl"vM Hun eve Aiito aervlco.
.tOIINPON
Nov R, NOAH, son of Morris '
jonnson seti i-j, llfUtlv-. sn ?
lis l.ortne. Judlnal Pnlon Nn. 1. i
ur I'henra.. Invited to ftinernt.'
,B,
frlemts. I
and Krsks
lurk .1 tnf VI, nrth-l r.... '
jiiniis -nn Nov n. mis. AttntrsTitii'
"I'll in n p atar n nnn Anns u -r
j. ....'". - " ' r. jnn-ri
.I". "" . -sruej aM 1-7 years RervtrsMV
vlll Pt tan . .-.. ...ia.:-'" '
' . ni an i hi- rr-aififann-B.
Hundny,
In llnilpv i T'rnnnyivnnla ronl ariO ' nVrvrCP "W. .r" . Int. privutt
roko rorporHtlon It In hrlrt thnt n wlf, StloV,:V:VnT,V,jrf
who hud sued for dlvorcn and for whom L'r'VL"'" "'", frlend, Hndalltv of h. V. M..
n master In tho application had recom- ?ite,i iijViiSer.i""" Ti " 85f.L'tt. '8
mended a divorce, but wherein n final Tn.tm " ."i""1' ?." "?,",& ' IS.2";
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11
dncrcp linil not tirn Plgnfd, Im rntltlrd rrun.v !fl Solemn
iri-p n i nurrr
lrjMl in a
uiii.N-
rnulrm . triftPB St.
..H . .i..it. .a. ( hrlMtr rhiiiri tut ui rn.a.la..- -
!0 cOTnprilfniion iur urnin oi mo HUB Kpllr 111 ill m -'"-y ,
I rmrn Hunt, jh Kilw fnfinurit tfc- '
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L.--.J.
M,Kitii:i
I Irerniinnfi nv. Wvnente Pa, fnntee son., , f ,1
i ef I'atrlrk and mien Toonahan snd aon of j
1, litinn mi. i1,,M In ,inh n,i nvlent .. .. -
""" '.. '. "" ..... jiANNl'M wlNtlATB Vnv n. mis ny i;''':, ir joruan inie nouca or ret,v. f,i
that the probable forthcoming opening ,,' i oeorae Atlv. sit N. 'J4ih at, a,l1l."?!l,1lr"!" "I'll"" el"n ', '
of new channels for distribution will Phil. lp; ',ViVlVi3i'SvTv n 'Wif' 'Am K.ol!in7'(nMnor.!n5?
havo a marked effect on supply con- I ''J'. ,'41h,;t MAIU 10NI" ,N" !.. noMreOrfTner.l0h,?inlen'Jl?nf?nl
dltlons Producers are sending out the , "A "- S" " - , h"x WWV tt.M
wnrnlng to retailers. advMng them to, Mf.MnitlVM Annie Kio re.i s lieintlves and frldnda. ' ,V
proceed coservntlvel lu placing their tifMiANi; In luvtng rrm.nibrnr. of I h1H,','',7,r' ''''"-.Nn pi r or St 0ln-
orders during . his, -construction period IXNA ",W U'i W'K ' WW
nnd to remember that Hie first cold sna i"hine .lied rvi P ml. Tl..- rr.or.l u,'-1,1 v,. B , . '''.;
will undoubted! bring a rush to unite ef h Brneroua life runs like -, vine nrnun. ; vuyi . on of ttott fried and l.t j?JS vS
s,i::,n1:s'":rs,";:i- ::s: ";: . " - '-VS;;,;:' i Sv,-v,re'4f -Ifi I;
ll.e .lev ponds nn.t eenernl Mi.rehn.nllce I , car. ,,a '""" j -a.
ha
verj
trado collections nmllnue to
hatlsfactoty
Traffic conditions on leultng roads
throughout the West ennttnue to show
rather sharp decreases in volume ns
JBcath
Al.t.KN In Mioula Montsni net 2fl.
ItoitArK A AI.t.KV am ot Joseph P. and
Mnrv T. Allrn. of ll-ila. Pn
compared with the similar week a your AI,'T,:M,1'H rr Nn.v ,1 ",', .n,T"?.L"i
' ,. ,. , ..-.. ..- .. . I rl.AKA. iHtivhtrr nf lute llenjnrnln and
sw. ivi.iinii.i. .,i.i..t .... in mo ne- . .vrirv Alteniue Ilelatlvea and rrleno. in
11-' thnt Irregular trnfTI. conditions w III i!d to funeral sun '2
l,Koroi Ii --Nov n IIAItllAnA. wldweif,-rf -J
Marka I eopoiil. orrl 72 Itrlatlvei ana J
i in- C t. "J T itinera I win 2 p. m.V1 r
... fri "' .. "' inI 1,r erinni cent, t
I.IK.IP Nov a MAttv i' a-..t.... .1
John J and late rerein .nmie (nee Douanv, - jf VI
mm. nt renMen'o of fntlier. JUS Wharton " 'l
I.t-NNIIMANN Suddenly, Nov 7. MAP.T
M
prevail until nfter the war and busi
ness beglna to move in the direction
of normal Ksscntlal product mntlnue
In run conslderabl) nhenil of a year
IJgjftaEPUO-fllONALrJS
Tonne Worrten nnd OlrU
Tounx Women aod (iltli
BUSINESS CAREER
OFPIWER FLINT
A Story nf Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
fCopiHoM)
CAMP DIX OBJECTOR
GETS 30-YEAR TERM
Refusal to Obey Orders Hrings
Stiff Sentence Officers
Are Transferred
Soldier Deail Abroad Knlisletl After lie-
peateil Itejeclions
Private Howard K. Dunn. Jr.. 310th
Ambulance Compan. vvho died octoner
10 of wounds reccneii in ai-iiuu
renentedlv retected bv cxnmlnlng of
ficers because of being under weight,
but he perservered In his determination
to serve his country nnd was finally ac
cepted last March.
In frequent letters to his parents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard K. Dunn. 239
ii..i rhnn nvenuo. (lermiintwon. he
declared that every discomfort and In
convenience suffered In the perform
ance of his duty was minimized by h
supreme satisfaction In doing his bit
for the cause.
Ho was twenty-seven years old, and
was educated at Oerniantown Academy.
Hefore the war he jvas employed by
the Fidelity Trust Company.
GIFTS FOR SERVICE MEN
Falls of Schuylkill to Send $5 to Each
Man From Section
The Clilzens' Patriotic Association of
Falls of Schuylkill plan to send each of
the soldier and snllor boys from their
section 5 for a Christmas gift.
Money for the purpose was raised by
a masquerade given last night In Amer
ica Hall at Th rty-flft h street nnd
Kunny.We avenue. The hall, donated
by John Ilohen Adel. was crowded with
men and women of the Kails n '"tu"'e.
Receipts are expected to total to beveral
flX!rrDobson Altemus. of the
Emergency Aid, received the guests. The
affair vvus arranged by Mra. Jameae
"awson. aaalsted by M- Anna
Rdiwartz and Mrs. Alfred Hyrne, Hoi
dSS and "ellors. front the radio school
and the Second neglment Armory, were
guests,
Aunralla'a War Dead 54,890
Melbourne, Austtalla, Nov, -The
latest flrures on Australia's Ua,inrl
how that the dead number M.9 and
the wounded H.l The .significance
r theae ftturea will he realized when l
Sf ,Vm"ibed that the whole- populallot.
not AurHa i only five mllllona.
THREE "OBJECTORS"
CONVICTED AT LEE
Philadelphia Negro Among
Group Sent to Prison Sol
dier on Trial for Murder
.Tr-rriat Dlipntrh tit f.Yriihlp f'ltblc l.cilofr
('Hinp I)U, Wrlghtstonn, . J Nov. H.
llnviig tiled both the tmvy nnd the
army anil finding neither wero Just what
be desired In the wny of doing hix bit
for his country, l'rlvate II. Magruder,
of Kkelleyvlllo. Mo., decided that lie
would become a conscientious: objector
and would refuse lo obey any orders.
The refcult was thut the ffeneral court
martial board sentenced him to a dis
honorable dlscliaign from the army and
Imprlhonment nt the United States dis
ciplinary barracks in Kansas for thn
term of Ills natural life. Through the
leniency of Major General Hugh I..
Scott the term wnn reduced to thirty
years and the sentence hus been lip
proved nt Washington,
Magruuer came hero wnn tnej i.igmy
fceventh Division, nnd when called for
service by his draft hoard offered no
excuses for not accepting service, It
waa only after ho had been Inducted Into
servlco that ho discovered that he was
opposed to war In all forms, and the
evidence wnn clearly against hlni In that
lie was trying to nvoui service.
The news that Ihe peace report was
premature was soitjewh.it tempivred
when It arrived for It also brought the
information that the Seventy-eighth
Division which trained nt DIx and
which is composed principally of Jersey
men and New Yorkers hail won Its
laurels In Hie' fighting which ended In
the capture of Sedan. Kor spmo weeks
past favoruble reports Have come here
of the result of their work but the of
tlclnl communication yesterday was the
first rent word ot their success nt any
certain point.
Major J, IV Hlerwlrth, of Nouaik, who
has hnd rharge of the physical exami
nation of all recruits, has been trans
ferred to Camp Jackson, S. C
A number of depot brigade olllcers
have been selected to act us Instruc
tors at the big olllcers' training camp lo
be evened at Camp Fremont. Cal,
Among them are Lieutenant Colonel R'
J, Nolen. Major Ithliielatider Waldo, Ma.
Jor K. II. Hlgclow, Major O. II. Mc
Caferty, Major A, W, Ollroy, .Major W.
P. Jont-n and Captain flewrge Dosthwlck.
Lieutenant Colonel .William Carleton,
Major I. It. Manchester and Mujor Jo
seph Htorck have been ntalgued to Cam".
MoArthur, Texas,
rump l.ee, n., Nov. It
Three enlisted men, two of them
negroes, all of whom claimed that they
hnd religious objections to participat
ing In v nr, were today given sentences
of ten years each for refusing lo obey
the oidern of Captain Jesso Smith, their
superior officer. A board, headed by
Judge Julian W Mack, of Chicago, who
vas appointed by the President to de
termine whether or not Hie alleged oh
JectorH were conscientious In their ob
jections to service, decided that the men
were not entitled to the privileges which
the selective service act allows men nf
religious creeds which forbid their par
ticipating In warfare However, the men
were assigned to the iiunrtermnster
corps, a noncombatant branch. They
were ordered tn put on thn uniform,
which order they refused to obey. Their
sentences will he served at Fort Leav
enworth, Knnsas. ,
The men who were sentenced nre
Joseph It. Demport, colon d, of 180!
Lombard street, I'hlHdelphla; Wlll'ani
Thomas, colored, 2031 K street, N. V..
Wnshlngton, and Kriinkllii K. Herry,
Hadl.int, Mad'sou County, Vn.
More than -00 men who were Inducted
Into the servlco nnd forwarded to this
camp but who were adjudged conscien
tious In their objections to military prv
Ice have heen given furloughs that al
low them to work on farms In Virginia.
Reports reaching headquarter from the
eniplojers of these objectors are that
they nre giving sntlsfaclory service.
Sergeant Charles L Wright, a negro,
from Newport News, Vn wnn today
tried by general court mnrtlnl on a
ennrge of killing John !". Hoyle, ut
Sharon, To., a member of the military
police force. This is the first murdtr
trial held at this camp since It was es
tablished, Hojle was killed by Wright
when the former attempted to arrest
hlni In a Hopewell restaurant, In event
he is found guilty nf murder It I In
the power of the court to prescribe death
by either shooting or hanging, How
ever, such a sentence must bn approved
by the President of the United States.
The decision of the court will hardly
be announced for several months. Af
ter th evidence Is heard the court In a
military trlnl always goes Into a secret
session, where they e determine their
finding.
CCXXXVII
I MUST tell otl the stunt we hail last
Sunday evening riding back from Lee
vllle Park In "True Love"
Francis, of course, drove the car,
while Ilruno Duko nnd I held down the
liaik seat.
"True Love" hail run so Jim dandv
coming out that we quite expected to
get homo as ensliy. Wo left about 4.30
and expected to hit the garage about
E'30.
Wo noticed that the engine seemed to
Jump a bit when It wan started and
Francis had trouble with the self-starter,
but we were soon on the way nnd
Duko and I were talking away and not
thinking of the ride when--nang'
My, how wo Jumped! Then again.
Hang! Frjncls Jabbed In the brake and
broucht the car to so Midden a stop that
Duko butted hint on the small of the
back.
I couldn't help laughing, It wns so
funny. Francis Just glared and got out
of his seat to look at the engine.
"Hey, Francis-," I laughed, "seeing
Duke butt you reminds me of a Joke.
When ! a goat nearly?"
Ho took no notice of me, but Duke
said, "I wuiilrtn't If I were you." but
I went on, "When It'a all hut, sect"
Francis, red-faced, looked up and
snarled, "Shut up. ou poor blithering
Idiot" lie sure was peeved.
After ii minute he got In the car and
worked Hi" self-starter. "True Love"
immediately gave an imitation of a gat
ling gun and Franc's muttered 'damn.
Poor old Francis had his head In the
hood bv this time and he Just scowled
Then then. It Jut broke out and 1
had to laugh of course, 1 was mad at
myself for doing It and couldn't stop.
Duke waiit.d to laugh, but somehow
managed to hold It In.
That wns too much for Francis lie
shimmed a nionkcv -wrench on tho
ground and ripped out : "If you nre a
damn fool, don't show It so plainly
when wltli me grinning striped ape!"
Oh, dear, that mado me feel worse,
and Francis j.inked up the monkey
wrerch, snarled nt mo and went for
"True Love's" Innards. This time she
went better, and all went well till a lit
tle bit of a dog mahed ill front of the
car.
"Oh' oh! oh'" screamed a woman.
"Angel, Angel, come here, you naughty
boy; mothers ungry with jou. Look
out "
Francis got rattled, the car swrrvea
and the tear mudguard struck a tree
and got Jammed against thn tree
He got out and pulled and tugged at
OPPORTUNITY
FOR WOMEN
An Unexpected Opportunity for n Limited
Number of Women With a Purpoao
Upon the opening ot the clnsses for women nt Drexel Institute, it i
found that the Influenza epidemic hns taused several unexpected vacancies
Thero are still opportunities to enter the courses hi Dietetics. Secretarial
Work nnd Domestic Science ami Arts. Courses cf four months ono year
and two years, In accordance with tho student's; previous training and ex
perience Mioso courses lend directly to (Jovernment position, but prepare
the studtnts for work In either war or civilian activities. Candidates should
apply Immediately, ill person It possible, at the clllco of tho HcgUtrar for
further Information.
DREXEL INSTITUTE
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HOLMS C.ODKKHY, Sc. 1)., End- D., LL. D., D. C. I,.. President
Kirk tr S'lre Hint Hernia
iiiiit.l.kit n fait ! jtn
AYI.MKtl -No it, ANN'A ) wtf nf
John J Aj wpt Htifi itmmhtT nf Int Wll- j
11a m Ami Mnnriiri't DufTv HHntUfii am!
friend Imltcfi in fiinn1 Won n .If) a in.
p.1tt N UnlMit nt V Phil. Solemn (iihm
nf rntiukm. ('hnrih of "'ir t.iilv nf jHos.tr
lit h m Int St Pftiln Oni Aut
APfl(
llAftS'l -Klllr.l m n'tlon Frntir. Aur
1 PltANK T iiutrl lh. nrn nf ThmnHi nml
KHmliPth Ham 'n Mr('lnftr ) Anil n-mtul
pnn of Murrfirrt nnl t.itr P'tT Hfirnm al'
nth t lnrli Pa IM.itlwx nml frlpwli
inMtrd to iTKmnrlnl nillltr mum Mod.
0 a m Church nf th IiVkvcJ irirln Mary.
TMrM
Itl.CkKnifAUH. ox
tAlft nf ('lumnni A rnnsim.s. -.a
- , t J . " ilHiiliruisniii HI I1
n m . t huprl of tlAUKhtt-r of John unl Ute Mary Hcrkert. ,
mown r 3T ( ncoil aj Dun nntlr of funrral will be ctfn t
i "in -''" tiriiiiniiinn n np, h,
MAIlft.t Nov .1 llolltniT A.. hU.bniPH '
f .'lJ.n A. M,"Bl'1 Jn" Wlrter) rieUtlve,,,,.
ii.j frl.n.ls leru.ilem N..lire. No. B0(l. K1"
n.l A vt John K Armstrnn Council. X.
..... jr i a .M uireetors or the N E. ,v
Ii nml I. Awn nnd the Snrth Tenn DldnSCl,
pe., . irniini in lun.mi service. Nun .2d. i j
..-.:.?' ','."". IS' "reenmount Cemv-W 1l
MVIIill Nov 11 THO.VIAH J., hubnS of . .
Jlelvii '
i hsrleeHnnn .vtarnh Inre Jrsyi
...... .rienue inuiwi lo runersl Bervlces. f,,' ,
.'. T '.. "-- ...... p... ... ...JH. J.
in nriviie icrnwoocl Cm Ilemalnt mr J.t"l
lie l.weil Sun eve ' r' 1
.vt ' i. i' in", - Nov II nf Influenza!-?.'-
.. ... . u ..";"- "' -
CI OHKNf i: Vt
, . ..-...,...., ., ,,.,.- ,,, jn.m einiiornilf. .'
DAVID mn nf "n1 iliinliter nf rhurles K n.t tx)ul Me.Wa "i
lute (Jnttiieh KiHl Itnnnnh Iferkerlinup. rnie unersi rervire nrlvnte, Men., S p. m.,.. ifi
ini.- ' j
ui.tl f fiiner.il tll I.. g.n. ami Oi- T' ' "."t'",,"; , narems. nihi Windsor q,
tirlt fir. W pa'mliiftrAiii rtbn.
iifilpivrx va '. f ,.rx-rnia MAIL . . MrRI,ri'KHII Nov n. P.MKM M s.i'
OATtKT AI.TKMPM wir.- of W'Hjm UltilnB JI;H..Hir. l-unf-ml wrylcm ATitl Int. pn-
ntl ilAUshlr or lnt HcnjAinln nr 1 Mrv r Mini. .' p ni , rrMrin of Istfr, 42S
AiCmuii Knnornl Sun '-' p in. from r'n,'.n,,.IV...lt, . , .
ek.n.i .f triple tr vi- it'4ii n.pmutii.iiiii MrUlNNIS Nov 7 MAltV MrniVMl.
.....,-..". ... n .. .v'r "'. .1 . ... ....- .. ... .,iii .- ".""." .rv ".-..:'
-n.iit-i in iriif un tni nun jnno jncim
PU" nntk nf ft. Hern I s t plii
Cprinnittftwn Int rrlvnt
imH- N'nv rt ANN wife nt AiifiM't
nr ltltttr nnl frlrml-. l. V M
i SorlHtliv, Tjoftfrtif f a rcil llontt Prnnt
nation nf tin Pnith nml Altnr horlrtlM of
rt 1'olutnba r fhiirrli Inxltcd t funeral
iTum S-1t a in . rcMnrp nf nlnter An
su Knutx, 21-M N 12th nt Mumn r"
i fiilfm inn ha St rolumbai Church in n tn
i Int Holv Krpulchro m ut funprnl
1 mtKNWnn Nov. .'. OKOIUU:. husrumt
i of Ann.i Martha ltrnncr (tic Schub hki1
i fcn IIpIaiIva n0 frlcnrtu ArATiilnao Chm- .
No 1 K of r C WVnttnorpliiml Vnrlv
tiphpflr l.il n tn Hl tn funeral. Sun ',1
P tn 314.1 Hriiflitofk tt Int prlvati .
Culr Mill Crm Atltn pprNlt'p
nUOMAl.t No 7 IIORAm TXTl.OH
niiOOMAI.I. hunlMn'l of Marx Hmnmall (no
l UMlfron Hflatteri atnl frh mlii mltp1 to
funeral Ferlc-8. jinn . - v ni , L'aoj j.itu
r Itit nrhnln Prlnnity til v nail Mtlti nt
iii'ck Not ". i:i.i..viti:ni mw n...n rsmtu
Hlfe nf llenrire Hill k hii.I mint nf I'alllHrll.e
Tell nml Kllmt.elli Till ullrlen lleUlle
unit frlenUn Invite, i in runerni e.-rvli m
fmm mini l'rnenler k(.
M.flOMtJt.lJ Nov S MAMAN. diurlv.
ler nf llinlerlik Hnd lite Vtsrv McOonlf:
nf Htrnl..ine r.nintv T rnne Irelanil Itetat
II"" nnil frleniN Invited to funersl. Men.;
to n in . ! Armetron lnne. off Wlnt.r e
lrnmntimn Int ltnlr Hepulehr. Ctm.
rilen.1. inav view remnlni. Hun eve
ViNKIt.l.V- Nnv 7 JOSK1MI W, .on ot tlS
William J nn.t f.llen II McNeills (ns jftl
riiilllvsn) Itelnlive and friends Invlte4 ,t.- -.,'!
ftimfdl Tuna k Tlt u tit rnilens. r.t Jt
I'drvntu', s K mr 2n t.nA Moor itsjofViJ f-i
mnn ri'Minrrn mHAA i nut en or ri. inqnjR ..j'j.
Aqiilnnn in a in Int. lloly Croii Cem.4 ,f
Mn.vv-Nnv 7 i:mimb r. widow' W "
Charle Menv AKPri 77. HenldenrA, ,-3M
Knxltnrmuri nv . Rnxhorouah. Funeral
Frlri nnd Int rrhnte ronvenlenceif.ofrf t "
? m.
MRil
7mii 1
Hentalni may bo viewed Sun., t
JUS - Nrv
Meerw Bel
LMIv
rtoth lexes
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia a creptr-it buplneA school 1a
o ell known tint tnrce udverttaenient
nre unnerenaar ' han the bent tearhern
lu town, nnd more of them l'nvAltd
wwlmnent Prm Ileal rourne Pitman nnil
Or i rnr ShorthamJ or without ettrn hariie,
Stenotpy, the funtnuH tnn chine method,
which In Iwith more rapbl Anil mnn1 acrurnte
thin nnv handwritten method nf Ahorthamt
Sclrntlllr Touch Tvprltlntr Htrnyer'A
ftudentA w In inoret itnld medalH for pret
Hnd nccurarv In typewriting than ar won
b the Atudentn of all other bun 1 nee a schools
In Philadelphia tnKon together.
Certified Public Accountant methods of
bookkeeping KerthtnK rl to rorre
pond Individual advnn ement, Charcs
moderate Porltlnnn auarantecil. Day and
nlirht cInfFeH Cnm Aee fnr ournelf
linn HtudentA now atlendlns Start nnw.
W)7 t heMiuit street l'hnn Wjjnwl SRI
HHOKTHAM) AND IIOOKKEKI'INO
Our ura-duatea are In constant demand, Ooo4
paylnr positions nwalt jou. Qrtgt Short
band, the easy. Apeedy aystem. Oomplctt
night claiaa. InteneUo training.
r-nrou any nine. lqii or writ
for full parMculara and catulo.
I'lIlI.A. I1LSINKHS COI.MC013
nnd Colleto of Com in err
017 ClifNtntit St.. Philadelphia
OmitrXT KMtl,s. ALSO KltKNCII
Prhntt IcHoomti eiiirrlrnretl iomun teucher,
H7t N. 33.1.
APTIMN RIMII
ATI.NTIC CITY. K.J.
You can't take an ocean trip.
But you can get all its bene
fits by a sojourn at
ATLANTIC CITY
World's Greatest Resort
TrmmorE
World's Greatest Hotel Success
American and Kuraptan W.M
BAMEL S. WHITE JOSI.PH W. MOTf
President
jG
WIS KI'UNIHIl tuti.r free, nil eunlfOtn; ph.
Sprue 7-.l Ndtlonul TeActiir.' AKtncy.
127 Perry Hide
m JlBlflinailllMiBI 7iHr.-flriin in in ,t?.
i
vnr
CI.AHA. widow otTf
RS lie AtlVAm anfflHfm
Puea 'J in 1 H N 4th et nt Mt. .Trnmu tnitei tn funeral, sun.. X n.
PfAi iVm. HeinalnA ni. h leunl Mnn ' 1 ni Timnnd t int Mt Slnat Cem.
. - VII-1III1IV . I.'IHa.I .. CV.. -a Tn
r. i " -iin''i in ni hum. rraiHT. vn i j
HI HVrt Nov 7 nf rnemnnnli Wit.- SRPIf I" hualund of KrslnA Murphy (n h
TJAM tl son of Inte l-ur T and AmelU l Tlnr. 1021 S. rtnth t Soldiers and ftltofSC'.fe
T llurna runernl Aerlrra at late rel- nra relntle and friends invited to aolemn ,v
nrnre riiurrn ro . iiAUVn .Mimiunnierv n nun m mnM .moiii nieAned Racmtntnfw'-;
t'o ra sun . l nn p m nn mu renown , i nnrcn in u m Mnn ij
I C'rm niailwn ,, . . MPUPIIV No H. WAT.TBR IT . ton nC " I
mur. wci ii. aa . mourner " i ii r and late juiia r Murphy. ad CT.fcTv
Trc-ird A nnd late JnmeA T Hjrne. of funeral MerlreA nt lito renldenre. Toat rtl. K
I 3'Jil Delinar At, ItntlHirouuh Ue)utlPA and near Centre Snuare Pa,. .Mnn. 1:30 t rnVji& i
Whew, Girls! Let's Play
GERMANTOWN Y. W. C. A.
SWIMMING POOL
5820 Germnntown Avenue
Heated Filtered Sterilized
Phone Ctermnntonn (1-2(16
frlrmlu Intllixl in unit mil roillllpm TllOTlth
tnlml maFA. Mnn it a m Holv Family
Church 240 HermltHre Ft . Manajunk.
CAMAHAN Nnv t IIPOII. Aon of late
.Tnhn and Sarah Callahan tne Mrrailden)
Due nntlei of funeral frnm reAldencc tif hiA
hrother In-law. William Wclnh. 2VM i:. Har-
Z.0 Hi
( AHItOI.I, Nov 7. of pneiimnnhi. "MART
A Ife of rrnnk ? Cnrmll Vuneral
Mnn . 10 a tn parlors of (teorice A Kar
r'tt ?irk and l.eh1rli uu-n Int llolyj
Sepulchre Ctm
l'l .71. ."'"l"" '' .m " RHIII Aihhnrl mi. Tn
I't; i nt k -- :o
lilt Drliato SI .tnhn'a Itiirvlnir flrminrl
Centre Snmire la Krlendit may call Bun: .
ii'twiS'Vni.T. Oct 10 nf pneunionUf ! I
ltirifAllli P Fon nf Hlchard anrt Utaw -aJ
Julian trtonnel fnrmcrlv of Elton. Pi1 ?7j
iieiamea ami irienriH inlten to aolemn r, sn?
9 L.Ji
nuh'tn ntaait (month'
n m rninn
1 iind MnrrlH Ate
tnlnriV nn tnn . A .
fhiinh of St Thomas Anulpai, lltwVj
r i i'ttwi vr-.. f ttfvo i i ru
jnpepn I'MriMtiiii ani fumsnier oi ia jonn rf
and Itnua, Wlaoli He)ttleA and frlendtelnJsLl
lted tn funeral Aervlc-A Mnn,, 3 p. m, -., -1
irrJ
prlvele.
nxNrixn
$5 "'vati: Dancing ons $5
The t'OKTIsso. rrllt)OI.. Mirrored Muillo,
IWl) ClieKtnut Mt Day A live Iieimt 318J
A TUVtIIDH rim i:kuv Pfl'll.
Saturday EvcninR Dances J,,rHr,j"ltl,S
Hpeul Itatew for Men In t'njforni.
AProiNTMKNTS m.d. for private, d.nclm
trs.on. with expert te.cber. II SS8. Ld
car Central.
I'llllllll'I.VVS
rlHITIll'I.VVs
I VIIMMIUI. I' I ' I I I I I I V tllttl nT A Tl till I
.;::.. .-.J i... im ,. .'him ... n:niiK -- xov .s.vhaii p. I'KA. i.r!
P. IflHllir. hiiiI frl-n.lii mvlle.1 to funeral ",, ,vr '"'"!!' rJJ !pr) n.'lT'. ,0'V." "fSlL. 4
nn .. m iiMrentn' renlilen. e .",11. VV lea'urK ncerl hi ItelHtlV. una friend". m.,
iitli ?.'ln.r V 1 Ii M i: memh.rp..f sumiiierfteld M. n. Chureh. B. a,
!h?rrh,, r,l t"lrnv"-. N J '"' ' " P'eork Hnpplt.l, Ilrnnch Invited to funerSl f
unti'L'nwn vw i if a nnv n mnn l Fer Icha Tut A - t) m . S.1.7 n. DaUDhln sfti - A
of Marv and late Harry J. Crawford, need
2," ItelnttvcA atid friends. Holy Namtt Hot J
t of Atcenlon Church. nttetl to funernl,
Mnn . 10 a m . .1041 P At Int. Holy Kepul
i In r i-tn Auto funeral.
IiniT Nov 7 IAtntA V , wife nf John
ni-ttr utred r.9. rineral FerlcA rtAl
il m i of A'n-ln-Iaw. AVllllam Quiv Pitman,
N J . Mnn . - p. in. mt Manniin i em
Int nrUnte. Oakland Cem
PHTPHMAN - Nov 7 CATIOMNR H
dauchtcr nf Autrut'jfl S nnd Mry D. Petr
man. Punernl trlvato At convenlenre of
finitlv rexlilnce nf hrnth.er-ln.1aw. Charlei
H Whlteman fll3 Rirlne avo. Itoxbnrouttf.lTl
SAUA1I J . wif nf Uv Parker N. PhllllpAAl
itPininrn nui 11 irnwa uiiiini tu iuiirini
late riiaenc, z
T
m v i it ,... .. i... ......! rtrilr-R. rsnn . 1
lllrlHR 'nrii, S tl Jlt--Illrlinn llln) im n-"-' I.," ." t it Litil .
vllt, 7 f(, i. n n, Cletnentnn N J int Harlel-h Cm
v;,.rtu i...t " .. u ..it.. i- iti:tiAx
HUH at the Aviation riel.l Mue.ex County. , I'"T..J -1.,rB",". S ,".?7Zi?nH.t '' El'
llmrUnd. t.leut NOHTON DOWNS Jr..
tiLbtiml of Alien Thompson iiown..
-Prof JOHN rtKOAN, huibnJ'"Jr '
' 1S1 Inly t
Merlon, o-awrt
Int I'lithedral Cem. Bt-
memher of lrlh-Amerlen
t 11 OI , 1 T 1 g , I ter of l.ile I'aptiln William . .1 vim Kllxi
The Stanley Booking Corporation i :as:
THK followlns tlientre obtain their pleturea through the STANLKY Boolrinir,
1 Corporation, whlrh Is a guarantee nf early showlns: of the finest produc
tions. All pictures revlcwert before exhibition ArK for the theatre In your
locality obtalnlne plctutes through the STANLEY IlooklnK Corporation.
'Jth. Morrln X I'.v.eunk Ave.
.Vint Dnlltat'J. i:K O.lOt'J
DoitoriiY nvtroN in
"VI V I.A ritANCK"
ADAI I ( n.'D AMI THOMPSON STS.
Al ULLU jiatini:i: daily
VIOLA DANA tn
"FLOWIIK (IK IUTHH.-"
t'HLSTNt'T Melon UtTll
Id A M toll .151'. M.
fONSTANCn TAI.MAIKli; 111
"MHH I.LKKINliWKI.I.'rl IICKITB"
Dl I ICl3TDr 1IHOAIJ KT11I3I5T and
DlUt.DlKU SI'rXJI'nilAN.VA AVI!
NOItVIA TAI..MAIMII! In
I1Y HKIHT Or I'l'lU'llAHK"
AUiambra
ARCADIA
tTMPDITCC MAIN HT . MANAYt NK
C.IV1I KLOJ MATIN'KK DAILY
ANNA O NKII.SOV In
"IN JITXIMLNT OK"
FAIRMOUNT&VftS
I! K LINCOLN In
"foh Tin: fuchdom ok tmh woiti.n"
17 A Mil V T1IKATUH 1.111 Market St.
rMlVllL.1 tl A. M. In MUnlght.
"TIIH fllltl. I'ltOM Till!
fiOLDLN WI!ST '
1AXUI CT Tlir.ATIll! Helo Srruee
jOlrlOl. MATINHB DAILY
CTIIKI. CLAYTON In
"A fiOL'L WITIIOl'T WINDOWS"
GREAT NORTHERN
rtroait ht.at Krle
7 II I'. -M.
HTIIBI. nAltnYMOUK In
"oun srns michlsniiy"
i v Anrrn it . lancastkh wb,
L,tLPiUtLl mitisti: DAILY
HI!St'H HAYAKAWA 111
"HIS IIIHTIIIIIIIIIT"
Un. Mtr.
HOLMHURST HOTEL
l'nnylvanla Av... clo. tp bch n4 BU.I
I'l.r. unexcdll.J central location, remains
open tnrouthoul th yr. . Capuelty 800.
Kvery appointment and .ervtc conduclv to
eomfort. health and recreation. BpkUI Fall
indVVIntr terma. , Hklt. Albrt ll, Darnell.
U..nnlr Ky. "' nr. Ub. Klev.to.t,
WCIiminstcI ,,rVi !,,(, running water
112.110 up vekly.l 'J.o0 up dally. Cliaa. Huhfe.
UrtTCI RnSrORF.I. Kwilueky Av. near
iiuiuu wmw -. iljjci Alvvay.
wrten. Tborouchlv heated, rtklt. A. K. Marlon.
T.AKKWO()r. N. J.
LAUREL-IN-THE-PINES
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
WILL Ori!K FOH THE KALL. WINTEn
AND BVRINO (lISABO.f
SATURDAY, NOV. 16J 1918
lTBUiK X. 0UUIK. lien.
I lOCDnrv nrtoAD roi.f.MniA av.
LlDt,t 1 I MATINlin DAILY
KMII.Y KTF.VKNH In
"KILHAItl! OF Till! H1QHM '
l1D'tl Al '"th walntt hth.
1M1 C.K1AL. Mat,, .an Kira. T & 0.
WILLIAM S HAIIT In
"IlinriLK OAWN1!"
333 MARKET JOTS WZX
MODEL
OVERBROOK
rm:
STILL ALAIIM"
t-Ol'TH HT. Orchestra.
Contlnuoua t to 11.
I'LVHA WILLIAMS In
t'AU.MIl.N OK Till! KLONDYKK"
03D A IIAVLIt-
roltl) AVE.
WILLIAM I1KSVIOND In
' Till! I'ltliTHVDnit"
PAI APF '-u MAHKI!T STHIlirr
I -L.-vro i, A M , ,,.,B j, M
HOLlll.AS KAIHHANKS In
' III! I'llMTS l'p hVIII.INU"
PRiMprcc miR JiAitKiiT KTitr.irr
i ixinujj H .)U A M tn ,j ;J5 j, M
CAItl.YLl! IILAl"KWi:LL In
11V HOOK OK t'ltoOK"
RFP.FNIT maukkt vr ii7io7Trnr
l-''JI-'1 l 11 A M to It P. M.
liortOTIIV (1ISH In
"HATTLINtl JAM!"
D1AI TO Of.HMANTOWN AVK.
I1-L. 1 KJ AT Tfl.l'l:ilO('Kl!N
ui.if.vi.iiiNr; rAiutAit in
"TfllN OI" IIIK WIIKI1L"
ST.
llljOllll'l OI rtlirn . .'"Il.l'e,,.. ..on. in, ,. .i.t, i ,,, : ..,, .- . uAn..... mA n.li.v ,,
l'a.. an.l eon of J'hnebe Warren MeKean ' '"" I'Sler Kro. Hen. Society and other ,rw
Down, and the iul0 lr Norton Imwm, of e""''"''""''... ..,. . ,,.r . .....""T 21
I'nrd Ifrnoke I'flriii. Threo TnnH I.i HKlNhltII.il Nov . MAHY A. nauab,. .1. H
lirmiMj -'in N... "J in Ii ivr. ter of late William ami Cntlierlne Itelnfrl- ' L
.Ill" .', ,i,,.n, ......,..rn bii.i ,,,,.m. ,,,.... Sl.
ii rj. nowara
iiemaina mr
intsi trj of Wiiliiim 1m
0th
tit 1 ii nn I em
Pt'MMKH Nov. n. KMVrrilEll. hushnn't
of Cvfilhla, Lukenn and non nf late (Jenrc
and Melaino d (Iraam- Duinmer IleiatUe
and frleinN 1n lleii to funeral, hun , S n m
inn M llith tt. Int. itUhIv. Mt MorUh
(Vm.
I1 NTIIY - Nn. 7 MAIiriAHKT IV-T-"KY
(nc- limn) wife -f .lamea Dunfe
runeral Mnn Ham ai4h I.lvlneston hi
Int rl .it 1lnl M-itnlrhrt ("Vm
7. KUUAIUI 1
Int St Petor a Cem
hu v u'fil Sun f
ilHIf Mtn Nov n nf nneumonla. jl
lNAlM.r i' non oi iienrieiift ana .aia
I'hnrlcrt S Illchardrt airM 2.1. Funeral
Mon . 1 ii in reMnVnre nf mother. T95 r
Prftf ! St J' ' Mtrn rem
TtOinriNS Nov, 7 xnTIIUIl ):., hutmm1
nf Intn Anna. Kf Tlntihlna. a ted AR. RelattveB
nnd frlenda I'nvenant Lodere No. 4-1rt. F:J.t-
h,I t 1 ' Pnliimhlu PViantAP Tlnval T Jmm 1
No lil.'fN.IU fommandery. No. 2: MlquonrTtiVi
Lortce. No TiU. I u ji m . mvuea xo iu
lier.il ii rlres. Sun . 7 P. m , 2J2N. flOth it. &2
ini .iion iiaea-iiarr" ..vj-rr
'?vv"j
r.t'VV. Unititanli. XT....
h...,.. ,.,..... ..', ... '-i. ,.,.. . in. rtera rnnv
funeral eerilre.. SRS4 liratz at. Sun. 3 v. ItOlinilS Nov It. AltTlll'Il J. huban
in. Int Ml I'eace I'em I of I'ntharlne lloirera (nee Rejnoimi and .on
I-.1III.I.-I.I. Vnv ? TiiniiAS i hi,li.nil i nf ite Patrlplc and Ann Hoaer.. Ilelatlvea
of Inte Vlaraaret Farrell Itelatlv.a and ' and friends, ft I'hllln'a Holv Name Soejetyj 4-4,r"9
frlinda. Flrrmen'p. l'enxlon Fund. Invtte.1 tn , Arehldahnn Ilvan Oeneril Aaaernbly; riula. ! .1
funeral .Vlon . .:iil a
reaulenre, r.i s iitih .t Hlph maa v'.i- rertn
tln.lr..! Ill n ni Int Holv iron I ,'in n in . ;l
Kli:m.l:ll Nov k, sIK.I.LA lltr.Nl:. I Solemn nine
ouunter or late j.uni ,in,i i:iizaiein rini in a m
ier BBen -- n.u. aii.i irienua inriini Ht IH) or pnruillon a. on Nov. B. 1VI. 9
In funeral Fervlie. Tuea . 2 r. m. Sll N .';!'. n.. i w. no r-.i.i. .i-i, ltl
I'fihi lt Int private HemalllH mny l.n ' i.-nKItItiri ASHTOV IIUDD. ao'n of thi-,K;il
, ........-.-- ---- ,...., .- n.... ,'..r'-
m. l'ter-ln-U a Council. No inn, K off. and ninerat.pu erf.r
.. ltll. n.u.u v. rar..nr. a.mo invileH l.i funeral. Wed., a 30 1
.Mil (jueen ki lil anil . ainarine .la.i.iiri.i ;a
niai-a nf requiem St rhlllp'a Church VI
n Int Holy rro.a Cem ' x J
. ai. ... nnn . . ... .. I. n
i iv, IV v.. 1 i. . . . u i ale . nrieioimer ..! ..rum rt.niun iiuaa. w y
viJ'elVimLiTiJ2nJ,A,-',"lifh.,.t nf nemalna erc Interred In Temetery Def.ol ,
ln rrlinda n?ilSl I.. funeraT- Vlo .""S'l. ' --rn'lea falale. until the end Of th W.T. KaJ
:" n "fcSi'An." of enu".n'Ur.'u"'n- Kef ', ,V. N .W.."""?! " ,"',BT Rm ,1A .. '' W ,
N l..r.u,e ,, int prt.ate. imi, , J ',." nr .red .V'-Vuier.Tter I
IIALLAOHFlt -Nov 1 TIMOTHY A ' '."fll'.'JTv ' V'Tn, "piea.-m'tT Hi". "Vri.'n'dt.'H '
(iAI.I.VOHLll J4 Snrure it J'Mla M donfleld N J. Int lie aaintvllle Friend" '
?,'.. "l,.rlKl:Uk " '"hUrCh- """' 1U " ,'H,n"AMsi:i.Nov07.VBmUDi:rtlCK8JL.M.t';'j:
ihiil'iit v ? hmim.i ,,lsi:i. aired 47 Tiineral and Int. private.' W
nun . i lo i" o. 1TV..-1 n
Dl DV MARKfTT ST. II1!U)W 7TII
r,-,I- ii a m t.i ii.ia r. m.
WALI.Al'K ItLlD In
'THK SOltHl'K"
D lill 1 :'-l AND SANSOM STS
WVULl MVTINF.K 11
"NOHMV TAl.VIAtVlK In
"THK DKVIIS NKKDLK"
DAILY
QAnV l'-'U MAUKKT STIIKKT
DtWJl ham to MldnlKht
WAl.t.VfF. ItKID In
Till! SOUIVK"
CTAMI PV MAItKKT AHOVI! IllTIl
OlftlNLLI nir. a M to n.ir, p. m.
WILL llOOKHS In
LAl'OHlVO'llll.L HYDL"
VICTORIA M.VAKIiI STh,i,s "t
rillVATI!
it.at
I'HIITOri.lVH
I'linrnpr.wi
H E A T R E S
OWNKD AND MANAGED IIY MEMBEItS OK
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT MOAIWVKMAHKUT
"THK HIIIL OF TUB
(IQl.tlKN' WJ!81 .
CEDAR ""'m C,:,,A" AVKNUB
KI.HIH FKltnl'SON In
"HHAHT OF THK WILD"
COLISEUlvniir?Rn,t- Wlh 0(Hh
john lUnrnMonr. in
"ON THK qt'lKT"
PSTrWIIAI Uln l MaplewoM Avea
LULUINIAL. .' 1.1 and KI5 1 M
VV'VI HITHMKt.l, ll.
"IHM1II3 IN A.IU'ltHV"
M "lll'llll !,! A I
EUREKA5'11
MAItKKT UTS.
MATINKF. DAILY
miYANT WASItnURN In
"TUB IIIIOST OF UANCHO"
FRANKFORD "
IB Frankford Av,
. tm..,..D. rt IIIU' In
"OUT OF A rl.KAn KT"
iTciriTtrDQOM shtii and oauphin
ILrrtKoUlN STs. mat daily
" MAH 'rtfJ! In
"TUB QLOItlOUB IWVENTUnE"
JUMBO
I'ltD.NT ST A tllllAltD AVK.
JumlHi Jun. lion on Frunkford "I."
STAIt CAST In
"FOIl SAI.K"
1 OP! lsT MU AND IXX'UST STHKKTS
LUV.UJI Mat I ,a0..1:n KvK.ll.3Utull
MAHY I'irKFOltD In
"JOHANNA KNI.IHTH"
NIXON Bn 'ni MAUK,.;T HT
WM. DESMOND In
"TIU! I'ltKTKNDKlt"
PARWT HIWIK AVE. 4 DAVI'HIN HT.
I -lrv Mat. Silll. Kvr. :43 to II.
JOHN ItAltltYMOItK In
"ON THK QUIKT"
WEST ALLEGHENY y
THANK KRKKAN In
"WORK TROOHLB"
CTP ANin am Av' Vcnanao, ,, of Hroad
pOnOTHT PAMPON In
'VJVJ5 hX rHANClS'
ileortce II and 4:iltateth A flllhert (nen
Veaer) nced in montha, rteUtlvna and
frlendft lnltd to funeral Mnn. I'i noon
parent' recloenee i.-.i Mutler M Int nn
vate. Holv Sepulehr fern Hemilnn nu)
tn ew. Hun h tn in n ni
ltAM)i:VAN Nov. R MART GIRKON.
xld of Injur Huldeman, a eed bd. Vw
ticrftl Mon . J.S37 B. IWh it.
MAlUUtt.N ai t ainn i.ewtH waah nf
7 to Id. m..i
rhanel of Andrew J. Ivalr A Hon, Arch anT
Remain may 1 lewed
i
Ifilh atM
ANKOUn Nov. 0 KATr. a. wire cr " a
n Ii u.. n fn n rraA Ml tl atl oft tra mrtA t t ' V
lietirti" I' nuiiit'i'i n . -. .Ta "'? ej tJ
frlemla lnitefl to funeral services. Mon,, 2 .. . VJ
1 ni . 11 1- niumma. nr mi, inivr -
Mir.T7.MNK Killed In France. Auk. 2.
WIM.IAM T, jnunRtiit nn "f Henry and
Kllrabeth Hhetillne oited 22. Memorial
pn:..UI.i:NJAM.,. -on of John an. --"H e Tn . 4 P m THnllr CTurclt.
Annie M Ilarrlaon Funeral a.rvleea at JK,i J"1' Wolf ,M e"v"ve ana inna
njrn.B' r. i KRiip h.I Nlim.nit llrmn u I .livi.ri..
Ilrn Mnvr I' . Sun 3 p. in. Int. Lower i SMITH Nov 7 IlLlZAnKTir, wjf or
M rlon lliiitlm Tern J Alexander Smith anil (lauahter of vvllllarn.
, r anil AnnlP waiann iie.aii.r. a..u iri.iiu,
. Invlti.l t" funeral Mon 10 a. m. 1ST
Ht:iHLi:it On Nov 7. ISIS JULIUS
hn.yit.nri of Cecelia llftnler. aaeil NI v.....
Funeral vlll t.o heM from ralienre of hi.
on. l)r. l , J neiaier man uiainona i.,
at convenience of family.
IIIH.Il Nov 7 HAltllT L fcon of Jnlin
ami late I'.lla Held (nee Morrla) aseil la
Itelatlvea an.l iriemn. inemncra Mar or the
t'nlnn Tlrele. No 4. S. II.. nf A : (Iramt
( Irele of 1'enna It nf A . emplnvea of
Suplee-llloMIe Harilwure I'o , tnylletl to fu
nrral aerviiee, pun i i ... , ..ii . r. i.u.
ouehanna ave To proree.l ti. ralmir t'em
Vault Int North o.lar Hill ri
HKLLKHMAr. .vnv a. i;i.iy..vni;Tlt
I'Al'L widow of W Theodore llellermai..
mril R2 Itelatlvea ami frlemta lnvltei tn
funeral aervleea Mnn
Me.lary avo Int Holy vro.a tern aui
.erv Ire
c;T...iiT,r.V . It Vr T1riTn.vlclr. 14.
1 Nov 4 JOHN I'AUL. on of at. H. V- mlHi
anj Jennie J Stepheneon and brother of' 'I 4JR I
.Vfilor 11 F Htenhrninn. Mle Florene. n4a . mi.1
Jilab.l Stepheneon Mr Henry Holt na ,,jBu
Vtra I llicnman runera. .ro.n par.r i Jt'-I V
W II. yjarkenbo... US Albany t , N.rf .j
ItrunsHlclv N. J . 10..1U a. tn. Int. Bordn .JOT.
'"StBWAUT. Of fll!4 Columbia t.. Nbr,-3?V
n HV11A1I JANL. lfe uf Jame Stewart:
Service and Int. prlvat v-i
STITF. Nov 7. JL'LIA A. tf 'efU Jjm
ni .reeldenrn I.aae Stlte tnee
( nwvd l'a Int Clermalltnwn
llr.NHr.H.'.v .m.v ... ..i..itAiv III..V
e Ilea.). Funeral ervlea ' ',;
nl3 W Indiana ave. Int.'!1-
i. Tnniimonr l"m
,r :j :r.,.-v;':,"r.vrt- -r irniwio v vl
I i IVrt ' Irt.t -T'"J .....-... ... Hr-
,a
.. hal. T?"-
DKltHON. lfe of Amos Henderaon. ased 71. I band of Kltraneth Strauman Inee Heha.rteclj
Itelatlvea anil frlenda lnvlte.1 tn
funerai Itelatlvea and frlenda. Mo Knlyhl
ttMivrr.t I
Tuea ., v ?fl
i"rUreaPMon 10 am . ftOM tlwio if int I YtVr and. I Inly .N.me Society of
ii ' Mnr-iah Cem Knlnhanv tniirrn innea 10 innerai. .w,,-.' ,5
MOfK-No' tl. nOSINA C. vldow of B".m S40.I S noaevyavl Bjlntaf.-,
John O. Hock. cd ks lteuiive. ami frlcndi maea o. ."VJ''-ti.. n. ' -""" A1 M.T
h I TIIOVIPSOV. Nov 8. MILLIK K.. wlf' . .
of William Thompson nn dauhtr of WU
, ' tl-vm M. and late Kate L.Nonnacker. tniKv
In. lied It. funeral eervlce. Tuea
SSRil S llecchnooil at. Int Mt
Cem.
HOFMANN Nov' 7 I'Al'LINH
v.. m
Morlali
1IOF.
Hr'tatlvea and friend Invited to fun.rul
MANN (nee t.eawlna-1. f of otto Hpf. ;,rvici, Mon . S P. in, . raMne of brolheetffna'
mann. aired 1 Itelatlvea ami friend, in I !,.! Alfred AWl, SJ5T Darlen t. UI,. .
ilted In funeral Hun J:3U p. m. 5M1 N. 1 n,ii.wi.i1 Cem. Friend may view remiTitf v, i
ljiv.renc al. Int Oreenmount Cem. Hun. s i. ni .. , . , , , r. ,,M;
IIOLLWAIICH At Vln.l.nd, N J , Nov VAN bL'SCJJ Ben IH kMled Ig ,eW "'.
7. WILLIAM IIOLLWAIICH. formerly nf ' In Franc. L'""' M'S". XH""Jf lll,'!
Philadelphia aaed 7r. Itelatlvea and friend., Dt'SHN. e.d i4. .only .on of S.muel lyjiPf. 'JTM
niMnber of William r Hamilton !,orfee. No , Fannv C Van ly"n. I?':nlr.'V r2fflWffl
Mm. F nnd A M . Invited tn funeral. Sun I Sun. 4 p. in. r vary Bricon. CMrr
3 p in., niirlnr of Oliver II Hair. IK.'i) , Manhelm t and I ulaekl v... UermanlfiapiMKtg
Che.lnut t.. 1'hll, Int rrlte. Mechanic' OtV.'J.rVM.. n aTiKr.nr -- M
(Vtn.
liiM'uiin. ipv. i, iiiumac ii . nut nana i
of Minna I- H. Hnpklne, aej 7S. Itrla. I
Kunvral vtu
nmonin t
riH.WA.AtR.B-Cd
or inoiner, ". --
iiva and frlendi
memlra nf llethleh
1' it T ItldBA Ave. 1
funeral lervlcra, Tuea., a P m.. Ilethlehem
Lutheran cnurrn. nutn ana uutnona ita. int
Ml. Vernon i.m. lie ma tni may be viewed i,,d frlende lnlted lo funeral, flecoi
.;. I., t.i .
Itopkln., ared 7S. llela- S' "m'" int 0kl.ndem lliiui.j
,'k. M"",n.1l" ri"f "I" be? of Bteohen O rard Council. No. lt
!vi'hfi,,n.eIf',A,J;.r.-.n,nv:.,?.,C.ho I O A " ""m,'r" m" '""1 '
u-.i u i' in. iriiiiriirii
, SOth and Diamond iti. Int
Hemalna may be viewed
. Mon. ave.
HOHNOR Nov. 7. al Columbu. O . RE.
llTr.KAH KTRK HOHNOR. widow of Dr.
Jnaeph If. Hornor, Kuneml from Bt, John'i
Church. Concordvllle, Mnn. Time of train
nnd rvlce will le Riven later,
IITIf.r. Huddrnlv Nov. (1. HARTir H..
buaband ot Ilmma C. Hull. Relative and
... a eeAVt fn I7latfn(tt tnnll
IIAHCLAY WALTON, aaed RI. IteUl
nj
630U llrren it.,
a a. a. l-.t n m
i nn I"" I "
'r!.,.'.,V.tl.M Jr fi liIVO lr
h rfr '- .
nf Torn Wteeman
atlyea ami ,
l..ltfd to fuieral aerylce.. lin
'-714 lth at let lrfei.ro.! 'L? U
n.uu Ittuulu Pur bo vUtfv4 am.:, .,
t p. m.
maw
i
'fitr.i
tssm"-
t. .
CK
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