ira 17 w i-x B I 1ft "to r 'j-,3 E-f at" r &', Jim M m pifii ,,v?W 10 P - , tliy:""-,.' . ',.'"' ft HOLLAND HAS NOT Mfcfe- nmnnAron rr a Tarcn imje.mmi.ij jMuaua Kg .Wilhelm Not Regarded sis fti Cl-I C" IT All! ooiaier.oince iic aihii cated His Throne MILITARY STAFF IIKLD Mr. Holienzollurn Regarded as i "Distinguished" Guest of Netherlands .- ' William Hnhenxollern lm not hen In- tuned by The Netherlands) Government He Is rcsarded rather ns a iltMlnsuWh.-d foreigner who h.m n 'iKht refine and who has a claim to proteetlon Presum ably he Is free to go where he liken but the fact thai his suite has nuuiilli been Interned rcstrli'ts his ninvrnitnt Count von Uentln.k ivplulnod tnd.iv that the former Crown I'rlnee. a-, well as the former l.innornr ii awii to be sol dlera when the) abdleutod Xothtue is Itniwn nt the i.istle loiueinliiK tin former Emperor s ftiturt- moements or &H to the whereabout'- of the fonni i Empress The former Kmperor was ien iml,i strolling about tin- t astir urnunds with Count von Bentlnik and tin- i mint son lie wore a prnv inillintv overcoat This afternoon be :h shnun ovr thi i.istlr Of Tuylensleln. a milt ,ii. and the residence of uni on Itentltiikt. bro ther. The nieinbiia id the fniitirt Knipeim -suite today surrender! d their swords to Dutch officers Tim prov h uslv had surrendered then thir arms and ' day's formality vnmplrted the net of In ternment SHIP NEWS SYSTEM AND SERVICE AIM OF SHIPWORKERS Chester Company's, Employes Effect Co-operative Organization Another successful lauiHliiiiK not of a steel merchantman hut a co-operative movement was scored at the yards of the Chester Shipbuilding i'ompan Actuated bv a desire to Improve the unjts of the shipyards members of the expediting and truffle departments held a meeting at which a to-operative or Canlzntlon was born The object of tne. movement in to pro mote good fellowship, and through this bring about a closer co-ordination In thei working" of the departments and Into Interdepartment relations The organization adopted the motto of the three great S's, namely. System, Speed and Serv lee Addresses were made at the meeting by Messrs. MiCurdle, Wilson. Devlin Euckley, Benjamin, Cliapln and i:iv. The. latter was elected temporary chair man of the organization, and otitllnid the plans of campaign This Is a pioneer movement for 10- opera,i1oii in shipyards, uceoidlriR to the merpbers All department heads have been aslied to promote and encourage the movement Members of the ilub hold that 1 BVBtem the workers attain spetd, and by speed render service Subject to Change AMIAMIITIA ( tUttl, Morris . Vutaivunk Av Arot.LO M fi-d and Thompson st. ARCADIA (si Chcmnut below- join h- BELMONT 52d ami Market t-ts BLCEinnn ii Broad A Suvqurhannd Av nnOADWAY () Hroad and Snjder An CEDAK 60th and C'sdar Ave. COLISEUM - Market below- liOlh hi COLONIAL Oln and Maplewood Avis EMTREV T) -Main Ht Manavunl. ErnEK. 40th and Market at'. MONDAY 1 IllM (. t llliTl Ut Wtinutii nf Impul. ilham 1 urnuui in IlttujTh and H-.(lv Kuriio aruiti in Mi (ou"in 1 ma ' imIii rl in A W'oin.tti uf Itnpula- Tnni Mdonj in TuPt for ronlaht The.li The ('Ir in lnry Piekford hi Jnliaiin.i Knlists Fret', stone tn The Oo.it Wtllltm Tin " K ouriK in Thr Sui.bi- in.in rlura KlmtMl! Younir in Th aas- Aoin.m r.YMILY 1311 Market St. () J W TrUoner rAIBMOINT () SHth Ht and Olrard Ave. rnANKFomi 4715 Ii'rankford Avr BSTII MT. TIIKATK () Below Spruce ,st fiBEAT NOKTIIKIIN () Brojd St at En. Ave. IMPERIAL bTl e'nh and Waluui sn, JEFFEKSON 20th and Dauphin M r'ari ltTibitl ounc in The ,Sun Woman I Ina rjall-ri In A Woni.iri of Imiui"' Alice Ilradj uf Hom (t.i Mfflnu BurIn I'harlfb Should Umilv A Man JUMBO , , Front and Glrard Ave. LEADER () -UK and Lanreter Ave UBERTV M W1 , () 3road and Cciumbta Av. WiCCfiT 32d and Lorujt St. MARKET ST. THEATRE ti) D38 Market 8t MODEL () 425 South St. Bid 'and Market Ht. OVERBROOK t) 4M and Haverford Ave. V f in Riddli In Thr CarWIe Ulackwell In By Huolt or Crook PtiuaUs lls Come J una 1'Md? tn Th ApparAnc of Ell Annu Q Nllkon In In Judgment of Gladys The WlIltHin Tdrnyni Hid era of the Purple .ie X Vt.fli,-ft..-. o. () America' Answer A4I.V l(Mfc -.. 'AW ;wi8&. P Hld Aw. Pauphin Ht Mary PicKford In Johanna CnlUta t " S'SHNCK-HS () Miibl Hack -JWENT t MarJtet St below 17th. U Bert Utell In Unexpected PUcea Otn Ave, & Tulpehocken. KIV0L1 Wd hnd Sansoat 3ti. EthI Harnmor' In Our Mra. MrChetme Chanlln in Shoulder Arms PBV . () Dcrothy In Vlvp a k)ritc m. (mjow un. (i) V' mi Mrkt St. Alice Ifrady Ordeal of Hosettu i i .v Market kbovo 16th C K Youn In the Road Through th Dark l STRAND Charlra The Law of -i j M ' ii mi "' ' -.WCTOniA . . () Romance- of Tarian ',' Ninth and JIarKet 8ta. ' i 't.-wmx ALLEGHENY . ,,-rj JOth and Allcehtny w Kalhlfen Clifford tn Angt. Child Ethel Hay ton Olrl Who Came Hack Ave. :X WpWCTHrw. i mtrbtd (,) obtain pictures tfcfouKh xb 8IAMLKY Hooking Corporation, which U a guarantee of early showing of T, " . & BENDER DEpDS g)-W0RKERS Says Gang Quit Hog Island Be cause Work Win Slack Chief Hentlcr, for venrs the premier twlrler of the .Vthlellra, uinl his Ran of Milpvvorltcin lit Miruhants' jiinl. Harrlrn.in, did not "Jump" Hoc Inland, where thev wire employed as boilersuit ArcordltiK to the t'hlpliruu "tar, the men. tlmllnc lniitllclent work to rerum-pens-e them. voluntarily rcslpned from Hor Inland Mueh nf this happened during hl. absence finm the vnnl while si fferlnn from n brief llncv On re turn to the viirrt" Aniline the cane broken up nnder nlso severed his ron nectloiiB wll'. Hoc Island About n nuintl itgo Render joined the army nf workers nt the MerolinntH' vnrd and uai made liuis" of a dilpflttlnc tnnjr. nrinnp whom were nn-mbt rp of hia former crew Uthnuarh serv lug at lloir Island ,i Imltoraup the men h.ui tried their h-ind at ahlpnttltiti with Krtitifvlni: requite, aeeordlnc tn Homier When the opportunity to work at ItnrH- Inan e.une lieniit-r and hi fanner worker ctti-d up as a HhlptlttlrK sriiiip , I'nder the dlre,tlon of rhtef Hend-r are about "nf .hlpiinrUers In the Kane nre dilllerx. p :imor, regulators and fitters i "Hen naii-er. who also served under the bannei of I'onnie Mark Is one of tlic most ( tlli lent workers In the chief's gang The men are tnuih attarlud to their Indian boss Tin foiniT base hall stal it is r port il has developed one of the most flUifnt gangs of ship workers in the en st Where, ell. where I- Ih huh r ml e . i nt I. i fil1' ilirm ef Mr- frnm tin V M i" at the Mer'h.mt unl tlarrllivin" Th red triwnwle men i nil the Hie tlvhl . rc uf th. llarrinMn Kir. ! purttie nt wetil'l lll. tile t-nin riellliK el rJetelni? U thei Mint him as If Ih i'iIIIiI. il lth -Uiilei 111.' i. He. m ii ,.1 V VI i V ui.rti' r Mishit In i letntf freni the hn ill 1 n'. lm k tn tre ninrn'ns U ,i hitrl ' 1 lie I In rrtlimn Ulre I lull etnell.it . ' ! ni nienili ri" at llr Int nil 'tin litre ei i irl It s ,e.-. r n I In- I il .1 el watt. I i- nj In utie nt iitti pr ml", mui h tn lie lulu I i 'I tit rtntiiiie titJ sttllllei 1 ilnlltilli, tt. lM,bm. fleerill ill nf II. M." hut lilt ui'l HIKlr pimp is n r .il !tw i tr. n en- I nt. h th li e M i ' i i ri i'iii a t it ei on r in ilmh In h in Ii - lit lti I i l eliimr ,f leert. S. F. NIXON FUNERAL SUNDAY Prominent TlttMlrif.il Men Will Bo Hnnnrar Pjllbe.irers rieati il nieti from all Wiltons nf tin i mnti i will In .timing Hie luminal . pallbearers it th funeral nf S'ltu.iel 1' N i M.n toiiicnrow iltenionn at - n elm k .it the Vivm home s1J .Ninth Uio.nl -ire I The Itev Joseph Krausknpf. of Kunesetb Isra. 1 Tempti will loinluit the services The follnv utg botioi.irv p.lllli. ai eis bavi hull m leeted i'.i.v ernor Waltir 1. Mdge of .New .Ii rsev Mare Klaw A I. Hi Linger i: V Vi be., Alf Havnnin rinienr. Xlegfehl, ,lr . t'liarlrs H I iJllniRli.tin IMIilel b l ohin.iii, liivltl llilasio, ilemge I Cuhan s.am H Harris and I'liarlts lltitnham frmn New v,otk. llarrv.1 I'owi'ls and Will I P.iv Is finm I'hliago. Chalks ltieh. Iioton 1'harlei l l-'ord, Baltlnioie Harrv Ibiplev Wa-ilnngton i t' II r Whltnev. liiiroit John II Ilavelln rint'lnnati . A I-" llariz, I'levelnnil ludge Joseph It Iblgets, Jalot s ijav Cordon J Kri d Ziinnii ttnan. I'ol onel JauiCH lllvir.son Jr. Thomas M l.ove, llr James Nichols Han v T Jor dan John ' la-kel James O i: 1 niffj K I'holmelev -Jones, of IMul ldelpbla Aoiommoilatlons have been rtservled tor the manv frn nils fioin out of the titv who will tutrnd t hi tuueral In terment will be at Mount Sinai (Vine tirv Want Wilson at I'oaic Council I'lesldent Wilson Is urged to head the United Stales delegation to Wie ptace conference In resolutions adopted lart night hv .Shirt Cutters Assoi iation N'o. Hits, 'of rliiladelphla The rr ..ollltlons were adopted at the meeting of the or ganization last night in lirund lrra teinlty Hall. iMpnnitd! to Cilv I'o-itimis i Hv iiniKiliitini'iits todav liieludi. tho . of Samuel M. Inure i Itv farms, tiv- beiiv, special officer Ullreall ol Charities, 4. inn t M. -,...., 11.... .tl.r v I riili t -second st'm t 'a3.is'ant teaUm, llo ml of Itii'ivalii.u, tKKi ? PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 18 TO NOVEMBER SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC TUESDAY l.ni-t .t,ilif i i in A W mu nt of Impulht TJn i 'im ' urhU nU'kupll i t'Ura irt H IlnoU nr ruok . in I hi Lnri I'a-u- i in (."imlti 1 m i ' Mai1 rl In A VortitMi of ImiulBo H in Mr I't.ltronl In Johanna HnllflH M.ir in Jon liar i in in. au i iihii TIic! i Mum In The i1iu ncuiu Cise 'lh 111 Jul) ilin l lillllln l'l-'i tOllf 111 Thi. rjn.it l n-Mmuri'i in J'retpmipr W illtiini OMniiin'l in K. Younj-' In niit.tlu Glvh in Ih.- Hun U'tthm Tllrije The KTrls.n tn In t'li IMn Ut r.ildlne I'lrrar in Carnn n Vlolt't I'rM Ptonr In Tho (.oil M The Urn. Cmnltpri tn A AVoman nf Imfu'st1 iM Oiddl Ii iplin AliL Hn in 0rdp.il of Ho'ttti t h.ipltn Serfcue lllfc l'al v n uf Pruof .Mar -n ltvlj In Hurdcti of Ioof Chapllr in r r-ns h irleH l hnplln ill Shuulder Arnn teCep n m World Kthfl riuMnn in oul '.Vtthfut indovMi 1IAP.T fiawnp (JlrirLi wapfon in nrs rtom.iii HuUind J In Frpd Stnn In Ooat Vijtn Murtin In Her Countrj First FatrbankH in Up nlillnt; tnucUa ralrlfanks in Ho Cotne Up J"pillln IVtrjf II) land hi Mttrrlapr.- Aro Slnli Montairu Lor In Tn Him That Hath Irftlla In Mtinc QUdjs Lcslla in Tho Matintf I.Vrt I,tel! n Hiiton HUrkie'n Little Pal Amrriy'a Aniwer Mary Pickfnrd in JchttmiR Knlliits Normini in tu the Woodu Utnlly titnen In KHda're of the .storm Hrt lt'll In rnexpeMid Plnros C K Younsc In The SaHtie Woman Chanlln In bhoulder Arms Dalton Krinc6 Alice llrady Oral of ItosHta Geraldlne Furrur Turn of the Wheel C K Youn In th C Road Road Through the Dark Hay m the North Charles Uav In The Tho Law of the .North Romance of Tarzan Reaate Rarrlecale In The Heart of Rarhel tn I Warren Ivrrlrsn A Prisoner In the Pnee I A V3&SJNG PUBLIC' . BUSINESS CAREER OF PETER FLINT A Story of Salesmanship by Harold Whitehead ccxi.vr WOUMl.VT It make you Iuugh7 A fellow ctme Into T,e0's olllco this morning while I was then and tried to sell me me snint Insurance. I'll sold lots of InMininco while with the Magnitude but I'd never had nr" one try to s, II It to me, so I though' r would be a bit of fun to let him t and at the jtin time give me a chance to see huw nthers sold -a thing that "" (" " urgi d me to do and what Krane.ls tells me about ten times n week II. didn't sell me any because I had a little nml would sine buy from the Magnitude ir I wanted more, but he brought up a v e-y good point. Said he Mr flint v'ii sav vou have a little Insiirame, but stirelv not what ou nu worth " I grinned tor that Founded familiar, but he wint on "Vou admit, Mr. Flint, that voiir salai.v n prs"nts jour earn ing power"" Ves. I suppose v. ' I agreed tau tlously. 'Thin our salar.v merely represents th'' Inmost on our tapltul as con la'md In voiir alillli and knowledge" "Yi -e-s ' 'What tlo .vou consider a good late nf intrust on an Investment, Mr Flint?" "iih ten ii r ei nt would suit me (1 K " 'Then jinn xil.uv represents 10 per cut on tile aitti.il wmth of oitrself as th" e.ipitil,' that.e.uns oui s.ilai ' Yon suie'v agiee to thai, don't ou. Mt I lint" Km if vou die If your capi tal Is loit tin- Interest or the salary ei ises. nf course " Tint struck me as In ins logical, and I said so I knew .voutl agrn with me. Mr Klin' l.vit.v lea-nnable man must. Now, sir on vnur own bils of 10 per enit for nor; thousand dollars a ear vou earn vmi slmuld have ten thousand di.llars' v. orili of insurance If J ou mean to p'oleit jour capital.' yourself, to its fall value Now. at a modeiate guess 1 should sav vou earn fsnun or i'iHOf) a ve.ir I.rt s take the lower flguie Are vou insuietl for $;ft.onn"' ' ilood giarioiis. no' I gasped. "I couldn't pay the premium on that amount ' Thai is probable unless vou took a ten-veir ti nil pollcv Wileli you are In phvsical inndltlnn to get Then, before the (en vrars are up vou would be In a position to change it to a twenty-pa)-ment or other sultabli. policy witn cumu lative value." I then told him about the Magnitude, and how I used to woik there. I ex pected hi into get mad. but he, didn't lie Just smiled and said he was glad to know I was Interested in so good a (onipany and left me When I told Francis about It be s.ucp ' I d like to know that fellow. He's a rial man who can accept sulh a turn down smiling " Old man Lie and I haven I said a wonl about the row wc bad yesterday lie asked me If I'd seen inv prospect" "entlnienti. come pure le dottrlne della vet. and f said: 'Tea. Mr Lee. I swlrl,l(M -ot,p ail"1M clrcostanzc In una Mr Kratcati this morning, and be said '.hat nothing would-be done for a few 'lav A couple of them were going to l.eevdle Paik this afternoon. T offered to go with them, but tliev wanted to look over the place b.v themselves" 'llow mighty suspicious they arc' All that fuss over a couple of lots.'' "If tliev buy. tliev expect to want quite a number of lots, so Mr. Krascatl said 'What do they tail quite a number','' ' llc asktd with interest "fion't know but 1 should tucs twen- tv or iwentv.flvc " "Twent.v or twent.v -live'' licy, Flint, tliev aie klddln' vou Rut It would be WEDNESDAY THURSDAY f.i rflit ri m tn i t InipiilM lahl Normand In BhcU to the Woods Mmhill ounf ia- W'tjrnail In Ills nirthrlzht l!tirli - i' i-u-t In Mr mi"lu Lnrnii f'diruso In M Cousin hclt B it ri- rit The Ahlt.- IjIk Tlesl Prtrrl-n alo In Thf V. hlie Lie I'i ' ford lima ril't Mnisuriie r'lark In out of a ar Sky 'I'll. Hi Din in cM)ti re. ,u I'rfKO illi.im rttrnuni In Th RilntirM Trail Vhlnn Mralin in Ih r io'imr 1- irt Stjr i et In .Moral ulclde Man M irtiii m r t mjiitn MrMl VMitn Miftln In II r Countrj Ulrnt WHtlam Ti Ktiifiid ill The pru. nd-r (J!,ttlH LKlie In The Matlnjr Ih' !UI Alarm . llv Still AUirni rrt"! n in Diiiut M trU P-'ASi Ihland In Ilonnli Annie Laurie M'-rtii'Mij in 'Peer tliT neurit Itjirrtu ale in The HJit of ll.irhael i" MIlFon In Ht turn of Mirv Mary PIfkfnrd In JohHrni lnlltn Shlrlev Maon In fomp On In I.irotii iMlton In t Me Hn.il',iWi In RlrthrlBlit The Rlrtli of a Nation Mrirmn Drtlts in Rurden of Proof Willi ini rarnum n The lUlnbow Tr 11 AlUe Brad in Or1t?Hl of Ros-etta Theda n.ira in The Ck'iniueau ' Na!ltnot in fojs of Tute hlrfer Maeon in Cnnie On In 'arren Kerriff.tn One Dollar Hid Tnld HetiPMt in The MiirrWc Uinsl Shirley Maeor In rorn On In Shirley Mt.t-ori In Come On In frhirlev Tnion in Come On In Constance Talinndce tn Hau e for the fjone Douglas I rflrbankw In II Come Up mllliiff DourlHH FairbunkM tn He Cornea Un Bmilinir Tre Kldw in Tell It to the Marines ( K Yountr in The taaRe Woman Glitds Leslie tn Th"1 llatlnsr Mae Alllnon In Return of Mar Vlrplnla Pearson In Queen of Hearts Hprdal Features Knunle Wrd In A Japaner Mshtlnralo Mae MhtMi In All Woman AmerlfB'a Amwer AmfrlcH'e Answer T hrda Rara In Under th Yoko Rosemary Theby In I)e's Payday Hert LjteM In Untxpeclvd IMacea Lina Cawillert In A Woman of Impulat Norma Talmadne in -Mlsslnir LtnkH Llna Cavalier) A Woman nf Impulse May AHNnn Return of Mary Theda Rarn in Under the Yoke nthel Clayton In Soul Without Window e Krvhnt Waahbtirn In The ypn Trail Thedii Rara In The houl f Ruddha Norman TalmartRe In MlMsldi; 1.1 ii H.i Harry Motey King of Diamonds Carl vie Ulackwell The Hood to France K Younjr In the Through the Dark C K Younit In tlie Road Throufh Ihe Dak Charles Ray In Law ef the North W 8.' Hart In Jlorder Wireless Romance t Tarzan Romance of Tarzan William Russell Hnbhs in a Hurry A Olrl of Today Llna Cavalier! Jty Four Tear, in Ocrmanr Woman of Impulse LlDaEK - iPJaiLADEHiA, ATOBDAY, a real kllllnic If they flla." He patmett for.a minute and then wont on. "1 Buesa jou'd better nurso them along, Youve spent ro much time that you'd better go the limit whlto you'ro nbout It " Oee, It would bo great If they bought twenty-five- but still 1'vo beard of fel. lows scllltie i oh more than tnat at one clip LA GERMANIA OTEDE AIUTO ALL'AMERICA 11 Popolo Tcdcsco Minacciato tlalla Privazibni e dal- l'Anarchia Puhllhr.l unit r)ltrltiutd tlndr PnilMIT NO. 341 Authrirl7e.l hy the nrf of October , 1017, on Ale et the rostnillce of Phlla delnhla. Ph. Hy order of the TreMint A S nt'R.I.r.RON. Peitrnsjiter Onurat. Ilerllno. IT. novcinbre. II nuovo governo genn.inlco ha Invluto II segurnte messnggio al 1'iesldente Wil son chledcndn die, alio scopo dl salvaro II popolo geimanlco dal perlcoll dclle prl vazlonl e di H'anarchla, voglla Invlarc plu' pnsto snra' posslblle nlcnlnotetizlari a l,AJa o In nine cltta' II meBsagglo, '',ril 'or EnierRenry Fleet Corporation die fu spedlto al segretarlo Lansing In I l0 Be Latinrlicil Next Thursday Washington, dice quanto segue: Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of Presl- 'II governo d II popolo gcrman co- dent tVIIson. has given the name h.nnio nppreso con gratltudlne che II "Atlantus" lo the Ilrbt concrete ship ITesldeiite degli Matl I'nltl o' pronto a built fur the United States Shipping conalderan. favoievolmente II fatto dijiionid lrmergeney Fleet Corporation. It lnvl.li vlvrrl alia liirmanla. II perlcolo in ll(, inuni'hed next Tnursday at the (' Immlnente (jards of the Liberty Shipbuilding Com- "lo credo di mui niipellare invano per nnn'- Brunswick, On. The vessel Is gll umanltarl sentlmentl del Prcsldente ! Rl,,0'', "c";-"" "7 "nt "iplcted I harlrs M .Schwab, director general Be vl doman.Io .11 sottomettere ad esso la , of tle Kmcrgeney Fled forporatlon. and r'vhlesl.i i In . alio scopo dl salvare il other odlclaK, have been Invited to at popolo geimanno dal perlcoll dellc prl- lcn'1 t,ln launching. v.iilonl c ikll'anai(.hli. voglla Invlure plu' piesto pusslhlle dd plenlpotcnlai 1 a L'AJa oil in alti 1 postl " I'arlgl, to novembre. ' II I'tLsidinie Wilson sara' luvltatoj all.i ccrlinonl.i ier II collocamento della I prima plelri di I inonumento rhe sara' cntlo alia foie del Hume Cilroudc, In rninuieinor.i7lnne dcll'alljto dato alia Franila d.igli Statl Unitl, durante la gut rra 1'n frindo ua.ionale per lo scoim c' stato gia' stauJatu ed ora aiumoiita alia soinina til sou. nun franchl Itoinu, 15 novcinhrc. Papa Binedetto ha scrltlo una letteia al Cardlnale Uasparrl, suo segretarlo dl stato, ncll.i quale dlch'ara che I uenilci della Santa Sedc hanno cercato dl in- (luenzare I'nplnione pubbllca contro II papato l.a litlera ha causato grande sensazlnne. II Papa ha dnltiarato che cgll, come tuttl gll altri, g'olscc del puccesso ripor talo dalle annate itallanc e dice: "V'obtra emliienza conosce 1 nostrl n.isira leiiera uci prima oiioore, law, per legola dl tuttu le naiionl bclllgc ranti, esprlmemmo II deslderlo che le question! teiritorlall tra I'Austrla o 1'lta lla doveisero essere pistemate secendo le giustc aspirazloiil (Idle popolazionl "Molto reccntetnente abbiamo Istrulto II Vuiiitlo AiKistolico a Vienna rli stahl lire amlcbevoll relazienl tra le different! iiiiElon.il i la.' dell'lmpero, le quail sono ora Indlpiiidentl. ' In un punto della Ictlera 11 Pupa dies' "No! slamn lleti cbc lo question! tra I'Austrla e I'ltalla abhlano rlcevuto una soluzione 'che eonfenna le giustc asplrazlonl del popolo " V. conclude dlcendo che .sara' lieto quando spuntcra' l'alba di pace c quando "1'uulvcrsalo ar- 23, 1918. LEDGER. FRIDAY SATURDAY Mabel Normmd In Hat.k to the Wood Mabel Normand In ll.uk to the Woods Rirne Bpntherrt In Uifthtr Bell. Alma Xllsou in In Judgment Of Knrlco Caruo In My Cousin Knrlto Ciru.io in My Coumh Oeraldlne Karrar In Carmen Graldlne Kurrir In f'armen MarsueritM CUrlc In Out of a Clear Sky Dorothy Dalton In Vive la 1'ranci WlllJiin Uarnum in The Rainbow Trail William r-rrnum In The Rainbow Tril Marguerite Hark in Out of h Clear Sk Mnrsuerltc Clark In Out of a Clour Sky Doroth.v Pulton In ,le la Ktance Dorothy Djltnn In Vive la Tranc aIHd8 Iellc in The Mrttttd Hlndic Lr-nlle In Tho Matlnc Vlrslnla Penrwni in The Liar Emily Btevrua in Tho Sjirnt Woman John Hftrymore In On the Quiet Hfrt Lvloll In nbston Hlockie'B Little I'hI Fred Stone In The Goat Douglas Fairbanks in Boun I n Morocco William Ru"ll In Hobba in a Hurry U M. Anderson In ltd Hloo.1 and Yellow Charles Ra in Tho Law of the North CharW ny In Tho Law of tho North The Rlrth of a Nation ,-. .-.. . On the noid to Fran?, William Famum In The Rainbow Trail William Famum in The Rainbow Trull JJmlly Ktecns In Klldare of the Htorm I oulne Glaum In A Law Unto Herself Wflllate Relri In Tho Hnurre Mads Kennedy In lriend Husband Leo Hill In The Good Loner (JladjB Hulette In Mrp. Slacker Llna Caall'rl in A Woman of Impulve llna Cavallrrl In A Monun of Iinpnle Fred Stone In Tha Goat Hert T.-.I.SII In Unprotecetd Place Dou-ina Falrbaiik. in Hecomes WsmillnS 1 Doutlas Fairbanks in He Coms Un Smlllns Violet Mersereau in Together Mar Plckford In ji'nanna r.nllat.i Shoulder Arms Tho Bella Rhnulder Arms Tho Rejls Special Features Special Features Violet Merceau In 'Together .Mabel Normand In Bark to tl) Woods America's Answer America's Answer Dorothy Olah In Tim Hun Within Dorothy Olsh In Tho Hun Within Una Cuvallerl in A Woman of ImpuU Harry Morey in King of Diamonds Hryant WAshbnrn In Tho tlypay Trail Brvant Washburn in The Qypay Trail Vivian Martin In Her Country Find Alice. Brady in Tho Death Danco r'onstnnce Talmadne In Pair of Hllk Stockings Constance Talmadae In " "i onis niocKings Vivian Martin Her Country First , . Lee Kids Tell II to tne. Marlnea Mary Plckford Johanna Enlists George Walsh On the Jump r? lv Yountf In th C. ,K Young- In the Road Through th Dark Road Through the Dark 5T W. B. Hart In Porder Wlreleea W. 8. Hart In Border Wireless nomanco of Tarzan Romance of Tarzan Star Cast Jn Mornl Hulcldn Bryant Washburn In Kidder Hnd I'o Dorothy ttlsh The Hun Within Vivian Martin Her Country First tbt finest productions. All pictured reviewed monla leghera' lo naxlonl in una Icga frultlferH dt bene MAGNIFICO ESEMPIO D PATM0TT1SM0 II Slg Francesco l'alala, una tra i plu' notl oil ottestl negozlantl dl nuesta cltta', die non hi tual tralasclatn oo caslono per dlmostrnro II suo nttneca Hfn rno la Mndre Patrla, recente mente faceva pervenlre. nl lie d'ltalla una splendlda. bandlcni Itallnna, tutta rlcaninta. dl Inestlmablle valora, cpn tcnutii In un artlstlco cofano dl noce ntarslata Per la bandlera si rlehleso un asslduo lavoro dl oltro duo annl e foririo I'amtnlrnzlone dl quantl poterono vederla, prima cbn fosse spedlta. n "ua.v'aestu' lm gradllo Immcnsnmente il gentll o patrlottlcn penslero del slg. Palnla ed n mezzo1 del Mlnlstro della itoai t nsa facevagll pervenlre la eguen te letlern: "Illmo. Slgnore: Olunse regolarmente e venne, prosentata all'AlU destlrlazlone la rlcca handlpru ti.iT.i.tit.ia ,!., i.ni rniin esegulre per cssero olTerla In omagglo a Sua Maesta' U He 1AugUbtO Hovrano si complnccva accogllere con vivo gradl I nicnto II esslllu e eonsldernn In degno i modo, oltro alia coiteso Intention? del I'lnvlo, audio I sontlmcntl patrlotticl del quail Mia ha voluto dare manlfestazlone. Incarlcato pertanlo dl far giungere a I.ol 1 espresslone del rteall rlngrazlamen ti, ho II preglo dl ademplere con la pre sent!, al gindlto tifficlo c ml Valgo del l'opportunlta' per attestar Ie Ptegmo. .Slgnorc, U mla dlstlmo stima " CONCRETE SHIP ATLANTUS . .. THE DAILY NOVELETTE NATS PROBLEM ? L'fic M. Farmer IT WAS oni of thnso iiulumnal nlghtK when tho clear moon seemed cold and distant, and a ftronu wind vv.ih tossing the dried leaves around In mad fury. Vet the little parlor Reemed cos-lcr than ever, or ut least It seemed that way to Marcaret and KmeM, as they fc.it on the strange, old.fashloned hoitc-hair couch, Just a.s they had dono many evenings durlni; the last five years. She was a very pietly girl, and the flickering raja from the parlor lamp yecmed only to extol her beauty He was a. tailor, and the darK blue, uniform fitted his inanly form tn perfection, but It could not hide tho boyMi twinkle that Kept creeping Into his dark cye3. "Just made for each other." the vil lage gossips would agree, "hut It rtallv was too bad about his one fault I" This fault was that he was bashful Many shook their heads In doubt as to whether he would ever dare pop the momentous question that they were 'all expecting and anticipating. llrncet looked at the girl bcsldo him and smiled. Then assuring himself that a. little box was tafe!y In his pocket, he cleared Ills throat ncnously and began: "We have, been friends for a long time r.ovv, haven't wo?" Margaret's heart pave a quick thump. "S'en, wo have, and good friends, too," she answered almost eagerly "Don't you think that It is time, that ?" . ,. Just then the door swung noisily open and Mr. and Sirs. M- entered the room fnr a boclftl hour with them. truest leaned back against the lounge dejected, and Margaret's heart sank. ''He had never got as far as that be fore, and probably he never would aKai" '" .... - . The evening passed quickly and plcas antlv. but Ernest did not return to his unfinished question All too soon he had gono and the faithful parlor light was extinguished. Margaret got up the next morning in a verv sober mood. This was the last day of Ernest's furlough With a sigh ih seated herself In the parlor and slowlv munched one of the cliocolBir--that was left from tho preceding night She did not hear her ten-year-old broth er Nat sneak softly along tho hallway, nor did shn seo him as he stood silently In the doorway with his eyes glued hur grilv on the box In her lap "Oh dear." Bhe cried in despair, wn can't girls propose?" "What?" Nat spoke Margaret jumped to her feet and her fjee turned a deep scarlet. "What are you doing here?" she cried In confusion when she 3pled licr broth cr standing In the doorway with his eyes still on her box. "I thought you spoke to me, Ho re pllrd politely. j t . "Well I did not, and jou cannot have any this morning!" Margaret wan so provoked to think that she had sPun her thoughts aloud that she refused Nat his expected feast. It was a much surprised and 'subdued little hoy that walked slowly away. He walked down the street and climbed the stone stepn of a large house. truest answered his ring, and smiled when he saw the thouguful Ilttlo fel low , , "Another problem?" he asked cheer fully As he was Nat's hero, ho had many of nib problems to solve. "Yes, about Margaret," Nat answered shortly rrm.1 .iQV.nt-.'rt ma miier nuicHir iiuu the parlor, and waited as patiently as POSSIDIP VVlllIC IIU HeiUCU lll...jr. w...- rr.rt.ihu it. .t lurire lpather chair. "Weil, Nat began, "this morning I wantid a chocolate, so I w'ent very quletlv to the parlor and stood In the door, 'kind of waiting for her to speak, vou know she wa3 in there,' he ex plained "Ju3t then she said something about she wished girls could repose or propose, or something like that, and I Just said 'what?' And she was to cross 'I didn't get even one chocolate. Ho ended with a sigh. Ernest's eyes brightened, for he sud denly realized how his girl felt. "Phuai. tm old nnl." he said, happily I ' " B"-Ea 1 -" Hx It up so that she ' ' c cheerful, and give you borne I candy Don't worry any more. And he slipped a coin Into Mars nanci. Nat whistled a gay tune bb he walked up the street, carefully holding the coin In his hand, for he had full confidence In his friend Nat's problem seemed to drive all of Hrnest's bashfulpess to the background. It seemed as though central would never answer his telephone call. The result of the ca.il was thut when he appeared at tho door of the M -home a little later a girl wag waiting for him dressed for a tramp In the cool, fresh a I r. They laughed as they started gaily off. for both realized that thin last after roon must bo enjoyed U the utmost. They shuffled through huge pjles of leaves as tney wannerca avvuy irum vim village and scrambled over stone walls when especially good-looking apple trees were discovered. On and on they went until they came to the foot of a high hill. Shall wo climb?' he asked his healthy companion, "Of course," she laughed, starting up the hill. Their rapid pace slackened a they ncared the top. At last, out of breath, they reached the top and stood on u, huge flat rock, which was known as "Lookout Uock." It was well named, for It commanded a splendid view of the peacerul Ilttlo village, wnere noweu a beautiful river The two looked silently at. the scene. "It Is grand I" Kho spoke at last. "It Is I" he agreed enthusiastically. "Do you remembor the first time vve came up here, five years ago?" "Yes, and what a good time we had that day I" iiho answered. "And what, a good time we liavo had ever elnce," he added, fumbling again c- -Tr ' - . . - . '! ."' ' 1 ' , i. r .s for tho box in hi, pocket. "Margaret, he said, "don't you think that Wb ought to be more than friends?" Her eyes sparkled, for ho had really, said It at last "t think so." Iter volco trembled ns she snokf". This time no ono Intruded as tho box was drawn from the pocket, where It had been for nenrlyia year, and Its con tents transferred tova different place. They still stood on Lookout Hock, quietly and happily overlooking their vtllngo home. "Say." ho apoke suddenly, "will you glvo Nat some of your chocolates to night?" She smiled at his straqgo request, but, glancing at her new treasure, she an swered, "Yes." JVcx! Complete Novelette JIM," PRISON MUTINY ENDS Forty Naval Prisoner Starte.il Trouble in IVew Hampshire Jail ') tho Associated Pro" Concord, N. II., Nov 1 fi Work has been resumed In the, shops at the New RKLIGIOCS NOTICES HanlM VICTORV-PHACK JUBH.Ilr. TIIK -1KMPLK Bronil and Ilerks ntn (10(10 X ) ItUSBLI.I. It. CO.NWEt.I, prcHihcs 1(1.311 11. in. and 7.30 p. m Tha Temple Chorut Dr. J Marvin Hanna. Dlrrclor, dings nt both serv let's I'rc-servl-e M'itlcal. ? to 7'M Frederick H Starke Organlut Temple Male liuar let and Pololet Vli lory Pence Sing, 1) tn n 30. rilBSTNI'T HTIU'.Fr IIM'TlsT CHURCH Chestnut at. west of loth at. PRHACIIINO 10.30 n in . 7:4."t p m Sunday School, 12 o'ctoik. November 17 Preaching bv Dr HPBNCKf! 11 MRr.HKR. hubjert Morning, "Tho Saviour From Hln". evening. "The Values Wo Kind In Chrlat " GOOD MUSIC Morning Contralto solo "Open lo Me the Optra." Wsehon Anthems. "A Song of Liberty." Heach. Uvunlng. "Thou Shalt Ser HIb race," Pitrte "A Little While." Shtpard Soprano. Adellnft P. Noar Contralln, Marv Nevvltlrk Tenor. H. W, Bravhears Haas, Samuel MncLaughlln Organist imrt Director, lias Daniels Jones. ALL Wnt.COM R. Methodttt Lplicmial 1'IIII.AOKI.PJIIA IIOI.INKKS ANStlUIA THIN" Twent -fourth iinnnal convention In now In pp.tslon nt St George's M. n Church Fourth t heluw- Vino, Saturrlav November HI. 7 p m "Saturday Night Meeting." led hv Mr P H Hatlman: s n in. preaching by Rev J L. Urnshcr. D D.. Hundav. November 17, nervlcea Rli day. lirglnnlnjr nt 11 'HI n m. : aervlcra nf tcrnoon and evening each day on Mon day, 18th; WeilneHda. L'Oth, and Thursday "1st (closing day). Tucvday. tth. NRW .HIRRBT DAT. hervlcea all dny. beginning 11:30 a. m. l'rei.h?tcrlnn WALNUT STREET CIIDIICII Walnut west of 3IHh al Rev J A. MnrCALLUM. D IJ . Minister. A SERVICE OF TIIANKSOIVINC! FOR VICTORY AFTER .TUG SIGNING OF IHE ARMISTICU IN THIi IIKBAT WAR. 11 n m "The Ulernal becreca Against Autocracv " Doctor MacCallum. 7:4n p. m Organ Recital. Run p. m. Kvvnlng Worship, with special music The Story of Amos, tho Herdsman of Trkoah The second of a series of evening addresses on tho Prophets of Israel Saturday. Nov HUh, I p. m RECITAL HY THE ORQANIbT. HENRY L. LUKENS. Compositions of Amorlcan Composers. Monday, November 11. Mtfi p m IIROAN RECITAL HY TUB NOTED OR (IANIST AND COMPOSER. SIONOR METRO A YON. The public Is Invited. Admission free. ARCH ST. CHURCH loth and Arch. Rev CLARENCE EDWARD MACART NEY. 10:4.1 "Eternal Justice" This will bo the second sermon In the series on Chris tian Truths emphasized by the. Presby terian Church, which have been vindicated by the world war. 12 00niblc School. N.no A service of thanks and Jubilee over lbs ending of the war and the down fall of Germany Dr. Macartney will preach on "O Lucifer, son of the morn ing, how art thou fallen!" The public is Invited IIF.TIII.UHEM PRBSIllTISRIAN CHURCH Broad snd Diamond sis Rev, JOHN R DAVIHH, Paslor Rev. E. C HTRSHMAN. Asst. Pastoi. in 30 Sermon bv Pawior, "Some Modern Mlratles." 'J 30 Sabbath School Rally. Patriotic and Religious Service. 7:46 Temperance Address, the Hon Sam Small, "Mopping Up the United state"." Seats free at Evening Service. "IE. D'Vv, JUHlLEi; IN HOPE, "u oiiu t iiitrimi pin tOil.V llsv GEORGE A. AVERY. 7:43 Community song service, led by D L Anderson and chorus of fifty voices. Rrlef addreases SECOND fRKSIIYTKRIAN CHURCH am at and Walnut streets Minister, Rev, ALEXANDER MacCOLL. D. D., will nreiieh at tl and .8 o'clock Servlco or Thanksgiving for Victory and Pea.ce. In tho morning. Hsndr "Hallelujah Chorus" will be nmong the nnthenis sung Evening subject: "Wars After tha War." Special musical service, beginning at 7.40 o'clocU. Organ prelude. "Coronation March," Mey erbeer, Bass solo "Tho Ird Is Jty Light," Aiutsen. Anthems "Praise the Name of the. L'ir?t Nlkolykv "Prepare Ye tho Way 55 .,!e,,l'ori,'..UuG.ar.r".U "there "Shall a Star'' (from "Chrlstus") Mendelssohn. Soprano solo "Thou Will Keep Him In Perfect Peace," Speaks. Sunday bchool at (1:45 a m Bible classes for men end women at 10 o clock. Visitors, especially men In uniform always welcome TAIlim PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH n . cor. or loin ana Christ an ats Rev. WILLIS B. SKILLXN, Pastor FOREIGN -MISSIONARY DAY 10:30 a. m The Re.v. James y yen China 7:43 p.m. The Rev. Roy Carter. India. of Protestant Epl-eoual OREAT VICTORY SERVICES Sunday, November 17. 101S Morning and evening sermons hv tho Rec tor. Rev. GEORGE HERBERT TOOP D. D., now volunteer chaplain at Camp Holy Communion. 10 30 a. in SPECIAL VICTORY MUSIC Choir nf 30 Volcis Direction ef Dr. O. CONQUEST ANTHONY Morning Service, 10:30 a m '"".j Festival Te Deum. by Dudley Ruck Offertory Anthem, "Star Spnngled Banner" By Naval Training Band" Evanlng Service. 7:4.1 p. m : Festival Magnificat, hy West. Offertory Anthem. v'HalleiuJah Chorus " from the "Messiah." Bring Your Faintly Bring Your Friends A Hearty Welcome CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES '.'1st and Christian ats CA1.VAUV, 41st above Urown Rev C L hTEhL--Sundays : 7. 1(1. 111:30, K Ve.k tmjm, ... ,. . .......... u.i ,i ii,;uU lllgo Mass will b one of "Special Thanksgiving for Victory i; sermon procession Cotna ST. JAMK.S'S CIIUKCH, Philadelphia J2d nnd Walnut vts. The Reverend JOHN MOCKIllDGE. D D Rictor. ' K.nn a m.ltoly Communton, 11.00 a. tn. Morning Prayier and Holy Communion, with Sermon """ 4.00 p. m. Evening Prayer (Choral! n:4fi a m, and 2:4a p. m.. Sunday sfL,.i Reform erl IIEinBIJIKlin, I0th and Oxford Pastor Dr, ZARTMAN Golden Jubilee Hunday Nov, 17. Sermona by Dr. James I. Oood" S. 8, rally, unveiling of Founders' M.mo. rial. lc Wednesday. Nov. 20. nftleU ?ri. nlversary of S. R.i address by Ilev. E r Hlbshmau. Friday, Nov, 22. Social Night for members and friends, present and for mer. Sunday. Nov. 24. sermons by iiiv Dr. George W. Richards. Public Invii.V Unitarian FIK8T VMTAniAN ClIUItCH 2123 Chestnut at , Rov. FREDERICK R. GRIFFIN. Minister 10.00 a. m. Sunday School "n'-ier, 11:00 a. m. Mr. Orlfflu will preach -on "Th. Nsw Itrotherhood: ths Problem of International Life." . Anthems. "Legend." bv Tschalkowsky. and '"Tha Lord Is Exalted," by Weal. Philip H. Oospp, Organist. UNITAJIIAN SOriKTY OF (iFJtJIANTdlfN Cbtlten t. and Gretna st. ' llev. ROGER S FORRES. Minister. 1,00 a. n. i'Th Centlauou. HiycUtloL,'' 'X-fr ,i. X ii?" r tiatnnMiIrn Slate pflsorf after a. mutiny which began a Week ago. ' . , Lieutenant Commander Thomas Mott Osborne, commandant of the naval prison at the Portsmouth Navy Ynrd, who came hero to Investigate, safd today the mu tiny waa led by forty Federal prisoners from the United Slates navy, who look a dislike to n new warden The Best Investment on Earth Keep your money working for you and Uncle Sam. Put your Liberty Loan interest, due November 1 5th, into War Savings Stamps ft 'WS.S. oxurmotTvutn invnrrni VKlTtft 1TATU oovuuuuht IBeattjg ALOKO. Nov It WILLIAM, husband pr late Jan" C Algeo (nee HMinlllon). aged a.. .Relatives pad frlepdl, I)dge No. 43J. i . anil A. M , Invlt-d to funeral services. S n .?.." m- chapel of Andrew J Dulr a ?."." ,'.ulh nnd Arch sts Auto funeral. Int. Mt Mnrlah Crrr ANKKtl MVnt. M ArAntr ivwi-ii -r-.i Relatives nnd 'Hinds, employes of I lvK'' Allen t Co.. inviled lo funeral, Sun.. r.i? . .T m rcsldenca of hrottier-ln-lavr, ( hrlstian Horn. 1)07 W. Huntingdon st. Int. AOrthvvood Cem i BF.NNRTT Nov. It, n( Julluftovvn. N. i.T CLARA 13, wife of Stephen R. Rennett. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Hun., : p. m., renldenco of husband, Julius. 1 town. N, J. fnt Jull'iitown Ccm I RORBL. At Philadelphia. Nov 14 nnORClF. W lionm,. .Tr husband of Anna IS. norel. aged Sr, llelntlvea and friends Inviled lo funeral. Mon.. 11 n in . residence, nesr Hmllhvllle. N. J Int. v O. O. F Cem., , Pemberton, N. J. Autos will meet morning trains nt Smllhv'.lo Station. I HORTHWICK Nov 13 WILLIAM H. husband of .lanottr Ilnrlhvvlrk Relntlves nnd friends. Plon-masoni' Cnlon Lotal No. 3 Invited to funeral nervk-es. Sun. 1pm. M3 IJ Cornwall at tut Hillside Cem. rrlenila nmv tall Sat n.'ter 7 p. m nilZlir Nov 13. nt Wilmington Del.. miAWII.f.l- -, l...-h..l e tn.H.. r I Buzby and son of late Samuel W and .Hannah A. IJuzbv, aged (13 Relatives and friends. Cnmden Council. No. 4R.'I. Royal I Arcanum, Invited to funeral servtces Vun . 'J n. in., npartments of W. H. M. Iturrell. 427 Market at., Cnmden N. J Int private. Evergreen Com FrJenos may call Sat.. 7 to n p. m. Omit flowers. CA1TF.Y At Atlantic City N ,r Nov 14 FRANK PtlllDY. htishan.1 nf Kfrin tlael. nev Ciffey anil son of Hannah Caffey and l, tt-llll..-.. t rmr- , nn ... . Inte ..iii'nii. ,,. v ain't HHt'u i- runerni servlee at 'Doyleitown Ccm chapel. Mon ;i p. m OAJIL1LE. rlfth-dnv r.lovcnth Month 11th. .".(112 Greene st . Oermantovvn. HENRY c CARLII.i: con of late Joseph J. and Elizabeth Ktrkbrlde Carllle. Services Sec-ond-dav. 2 p. m. Int pilvnte. CHIDESTER Sudilenlv. Nov 14. PAUL l'.. husband nf RlUaheth M Chldester. aged 22. Relatives and friends, all sotletlrs of which he was n member Invited to funernl, Tues.. 7:30 a m . 42(17 Paul st. Frank ford Solemn high mass nt St .Tonchlm's Church S a. m Int Cedar Hill Cem CIIRISTT. Nov. 1.1. GEORGIANNA. widow of Thomas Christy. Jr., aged (10 Relatives and frianils Irvlted to funeral. Tues.. 2 p. m . resident e of son William It. Christy. Ifi33 Mnstrr st Int. private. Mt. Peace Ccm Remain- may he viewed Mon nfter a r m ' C1RAK Near Pair I vv Vllla-re. East Nor tlton township. Montgomery County, Pa,, NiJ'. 13. JOHN CIRAK. used 40 Relatives nnd friends Invited lo fun-ral. Sun., 2 p. m. Int. RIvcrslOo Qem CLARK. Nov 13. MARGARET widow of Michael Clan, (nee Fooley). Relatives nnd friends Inv lied to funeral Mon . S.10 a. m., niece's residence, Mrs William Fltz patrlck. 1710 Ingersoll at. (17th and Master ats.) Solemn high mass of requiem. Church of the Gesu, 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. CLARKE. Nov II. JAMES J -on of late John nnd Cathnrlne Clarke (nee Bren nau). of Coltldo. Pariah nf ri'vinfoid Counlv Mayo. Ireland, aged 22. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Tues . s 30 a m.. residence of brother, Thomas J Clarke. 3102 N Bancroft at. Solemn trouiein mass Church of the Holy Souls 10 a in. Int Holv Sepulchre Cem. CRAIO. Nov. 13. JOHN CRAMSIE. son of Bernard and Catharine Cramale, of Dun glven. Countv Derry. Ireland Relative, and friends Invited to funeral. Mon 8 a. m . residence of aunt. Mrs. Frank McCullough. 2780 Oakford st. Solemn high mass of re quiem ht Anthony's Chunh 0-30 a. m. Int. Holv free- Cem Auto funeral. CRAMSIE. Nov. IS JOHN CRAMSIB. i son of Bernard and Catharine Cramsle. of Dunglven. County Derry: Ireland. Relatives , and friends invited to funeral, Mon.. 8 a ro , residence of aunt Mrs. Frank McCullough, 2788 Oakford st Solemn high mass of re-1 nulem St, Anthony's Church 0-30 a. m. Int. ( Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral i DAVIS On Nov- 14. Kill. MARTHA B. widow of John J and mother of the late . Wm. H Davis, aged 88 years. Relatives; and friends Invited to funeral. Mon . 2 p m . ' at the Hatboro Baptist Church. Int ad-, Joining ground. DELANEY Nov. 13, ANNIE, wife of. Edward Delnney (nee Grojrnn) Relatives and friends. Rosary Society of St. John the Baptist Church. Invited to funeral. Mon . 8 30 a m. 4104 Terrace st.. Manayunk. Solemn high reaulem mass St John tho Baptist Church 10 a. m. Int. Westminster Cem. DC MEORE. in France, of pneumonia Oct IS. PAUL DE MEGRE aged 24. of Cr, H. 31Bth Infantry. 7!)th Division, aoii of D. H and Mary'D. De Megre. 75 W Green wood ave . Lansdov.no, Pa. DEVLIN Nov 14. MARIA A . widow of Robert Devlin and daughter of lale Peter and Marv Scott. Relatives and friends St. Cecilia AuxlNary, No. 7T. Knights nf St. John. Invited to funeral. Tues. 8 a. in.' M29 Harlan st. W. Phlla, Solemn mass of lenuiem St. Gregory's Church 0.30 a in Int St. Mary's Cem., Jloxborough. Auto service. DUNN. Suddenly. Nov. tl. EDWARD D., son of Thomns nnd Viola Dunn (nee Vrrrilll, aged 6. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon , 2 p. m,, residence of rrrand Varents. M'. and Mrs. D. Vcrrlll. 2312 N. 2Mh at Int. New Cathedral Ccm ' Auto service, DURHAM. Nov. 13. MARTHA, widow of Thomas R. Durham Relatives and friend. Invited to funeral services. Mon.. 2 n. m.. B023 Willows ave. Int. private, Remain, mav be viewed Run. 7 to 0 p. m. ENGLAND. fuddenly. Nov. 13. 1018, at i lain renm-nce, oil vnurcn lane, German town HORACE J. ENGLAND. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, 1o30 Falrniount ave , Tuesday, loth Inst., 2 p. m. Int private. rKHRARI. Nov II JOHN FREDERICK FERRARI, aged So, at Ridley Park. Pa Relatives and frlendR invited to funeral, Boyertown Bldg 1217 Alch st Int. private, Ml Paee Cem, FLINTHAM Nov. 14. CAROLINE E., widow of William Fllntham. of Cecil County, Md. Relatives and friends invited to fu neral. Mon., 7:30 a in, the Wilton. 15th and Toplar sts. High mass St. Malachy's Church 8 a. tn Int Mlddletown, Del. FULMOR Nov.' IS. .MATILDA J FUL MOR (ne Crltsy), daughter of Anna M Gllllstle. Relatives and friends, also Amur., lean Standard Council. No 30, D. of L of Land Camp No. 115. p o. S of A., Invited to funeral. Mon., 2 p. m, from 1811 N 13th st. Int. private, Mount Peace Cem. Remains may bo viewed Sun. evening. 8 to 10. Auto funeral FURROWS. Nov 14, CLARA ANN, widow- of late Walter Frank Furrows. Rela. fives and friends Invited to funeral services. Tues.. 2 p m 2143 N. Camac st. Int. pri vate OALLACHKIl Oct. 1T NKl.l.ra n (...v..... -., r,i,.i I.. a ,...- -, . .. ' unusu.vr ct i-.aii.t-i r niiu vt;iiie i vtaiia- gner. 2321 E. Huntingdon st. Solemn re- l lutein mass will be celebrated for repose -of her soul. St. Ann's Church. Lehhrh ave. and Memphis St.. Tues.. 8 it nt Tlslutl,au I and friends Incited. 1 vfc rtt. .tov. it. -A.-iLiir. vv u. urjris.i, "fe?..83'. . Rolatlve. and friends, member, of Mt. Airy Lodge, No. 235, I. O O. jr.: Mt Pleasant Encampment, No. 242. and Tulpehoclsen Tribe, No. 181, I o. R. M. In. vtted lo funeral services. Sun.. 3 p. m., I.-.'.'J Germantown ave., Mt. Airy. Int. Ivy Hill Cera. i GRAY Nov. 15 MARY GRAY, widow of Thomas R. Oray and daughter of late I Charles JJ. Lealar. aged na years. Relative, and friends Invited- to funeral services, Wednesday. 2 p. m residence, 210 s. Mole st Remains may be viewed Tuesday evening. Intsrment private. GRIER Nov. 11. MARY HOWELL, widow of George V . Grler, aged 84, Itela tlve. and friends Invited to funeral services. Tues,, 2 p. m 1439 N- loth st. Int, pri vate. HAGERTY. Nov. II. Kin lit tn. OARET. daughter of lale George unrf isih. I erlne Hagerty Relatives and friends In vited to lunerai, Mon. titfo a, m . to S. 50th at., West Phlla, Solemn mass of requiem Church of Our Lady of the Rosary 10 a m. Int. private. Cathedral Cem HAGGONS. -At Fort Huron, -Tex., Cor. noral CHARLES H. HAOOONa of Troop c, 7th Cavalry. U S. A. Relative, jind friends Invited tn funeral. Mon,, 8:30 n, in,, parlors of Mrs, John F. Ilryne, 880U Spring Garden t, Solemn requiem mas. st Agnes'n Church, 1U a. ni. Int. private. Holy Cross Cem. HARTMAN. Nov, 10, MARY E . wife of Zacharv T, Hartman, aged 61. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, Tues., 1 p. ni , lift E. WellenB ave. Olney. Int. Ard.ley Inirlal Tark, Remains may be viewed Mon, eve IIEINZEIAtAN Nov )4, KATE, wife of Frederick Helnzelman. aged 50, Relative, and frlenila Invited tn funeral, Mon., 2 p. m. tiltl Hedge at.. Franktord- Int, North Cedar Hill Ccnl. Remalnu' may be viewed Hun. eve. 1 HENDERSON. Nov. 18. IfANNA. wlf. let the lai itobert IS. JUndtrcon tne Km .- t, r .A,:ii rvArtr ; -" ' un nnd dafighter'ot the late Michael and Cath-'V" erlne Oleaaon. Relatives nnd friend.. aHo I narren Heart nu il. v ji. aooaniy oi ., Ann'a Church, Inviled to funeral. Men. Hao n, in., rrom ,reldenco nf hl sister, Mrs. Catherine Welsh. 2M0 Memphis at. , SoUmn requiem mass at St Ann's Church, 10 af m. Int. St Ann's Ten. HILDP.NBRANH Nov. 15. BERTRAM W.. hu-hond of Kllzabeth A. Hlldenbrand (ree ration) and son nf Ousslo 11. and lata Lewis A Hlldenbrand. nged 30. Relative nnd friends Invited lo funeral services, Tues f p m-. re-ldence of mother, 227 Oakland ave., Audubon, N J, Int. Fern vvood Cem Friends may call Mon,, after 7pm HOI. I. IS Nov. 15. RICHARD HOLLHt. aged 77. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funernl. Ttiea. 2 n, m.. 11 Elm ave., Rock. ledge, above lot Chase, Int, Oreenmount Cem. HUGHES. Nov. 14, CATHERINE, w-lfa of Wllltnm Hughes Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Mon.. 2 p. m., 73 Villa. nova ave,, Rutledge, Delaware Co., Pa int St James'R Cem KALLENBACH. Nov. 14, MARY T wife of Charles V Knllenhach. Due notlco of funeral will b given. 4135 N. 7th at. KNECHT. Suddenly Nov. 13. EMIL. hus hand of Mnry KnecM. Relatives and friend. Invited In funeral Mon.. t'30 n. m.. Dela ware View nve. Newhold. N J. Solemn re. qulem mass St Mary's Church, Gloucester. N. .1 in a. m Int St. Mnrv's Cem. , . KNOCH. Nov. 14, MAX. husband of Knrollna Kerler Knoch. Relative, and friends, all societies of which he was a member. Invited to funernl services. Mon. 11 a. m. 58 E. Wlater at . Germantown. Int Northwood Cem. Remain, may t viewed Run. eve. KRi'H'ZEK.- -Nov 15, JOHN KRBUZER. aged 81 Relntlveti artd friends, Schiller Untersteutrunga Vereln, Invited tn funeral services, Mon., 2 p. m., residence of son-in-law. Otto Zalss, 1310 Wagner ave., Lo- pin Tnl nrli otA KItr.Wl)N Nov II, JACOB, husband of1JJf-iB i.i- -....it... tr- -ah -irA on nalnllvea "-r "Pasl and friends Invited In funernl Mon . 3 p. m.. 337 Franklin ave Cheltenham. Montgomery Co, Pa. Int I,ownv.cw Cem Friends may call Sun eve KROLI.. Suddenly-. Nov. II, ELLA LOU ISE, dnughtir of George W. nnd Ellen, B. Kroll and granddaughter of lale Mary Fow ler and Philip Brown and late f.lla S. Kroll, nged 8 yearn. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon ,2pm, pnrcnla' residence. 134 Emily st. Int. Fernwood Cem, Friend, may rail Sun, eve. I.EDERER. Nov 15. MINNIE, wife of S'amuel Lederer. aged 53 Relatives and friends InvltPd to funernl, Mon,, 2:30 p. m., residence of daughter. Mrs A. nalkle. 391 N Reese st. Int Mt. Carmel Cem. LINN Nov. 11 ELLEN, wife nf Henry Linn ngc.1 72. Relatives nnd frlentts Invited to funeral serv lies. Mon., 10:30 a m., Glassboro. N J Int Ternvvootl Ccm., Phil,, Ta. Auto fervlce LITCHFIELD. Nov. 1.1, JOHN, son of lite Peter and Mary Litchfield. Pelatlves and friends Invited lo funeral. Tuet., s:30 n m,. 21011 N Mervlne st. Solemn mass of rt-qt-lem Church of Our Lady of Mercy, 10 a, in Int Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral. MAOEE. Nov. 10. ANNIE, widow nf John Magee. aged 84 Relatlvea and friends invited to funeral. Mon . 8:30 a m., 1531 Ruan st. Frankford (Solemn requiem maea St. Joachim's Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. Auto service McGUINN. Nov. 13. JAMES, son of James and Agnes MrGulnn. of Rroher-Curry. Countv- Sllgo. Ireland, nged 23 Relative, and friends. Sodality of Holy Souls Dlv. (17, A O H . Sffgo Men's society, emploves of Mldvttlc steel Co invited to funeral. Mon., 8 a ni . from his late residence 1C23 W. Westmnrelnrd at Solemn requiem mass Holy Souls Chunh 10 a m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto service MESMER1NG. Nov 14, CATHARINE, daughter of late John D. nnd Anna Mesmer Iiib Relatives nnd friends, B V. M. So dality nf St JMw the Evangelist's Churcn. Invited to nltend funeral. Tues.. 8:30 a m.. residence of sister. Catharine Tflgglns. 013 !-. 2lt st High mass of requiem St. Charles Horromeo s Church 10 a. ni Int. Holy Sepulchre Ccm. B.iltlraoro paper, copy MILLIGAN. Nov 14. WILLIAM D. MIL I.IGAN, aged 51. Relatlvea nnd frlendi In vlted to funeral. Tues , 10 a m., residence nf William SooftlelJ, 1127 S. 20lh st Int. Laurel HIM Cem MOTTRA.M. At William L Elklns Ma. sonle Orrhansge. Nov 14. JANE MOTT HAM. widow of William Mottram. nged DO. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.. Wed 10 30 a. m . chapel of Andrew J. Balr & Son. ArTh and Huh sts Int. Ivv Hill I'em Remains mny be viewed Sun., 7 to 0 " NEEDERS. Nov. 14. VICTORIA, widow of Charles Needers. aged 81. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral fcrvlcea. Mnn.. 2.30 p m. grnnddaunhtcr'3 residence. Mr.. Alfred B. Wallace. 5334 Darrah St.. Frank; ford Int private Greenwood (K of J'.l 'nIRDLINGER. Nov. 13, SAMUEL P. NIRDl.lNOER. Relatives and friends In Mtert to services Sun . 2 p. m.. 842 N. Broad st. Int. Mt. Slnal Cem. . PEARSON. In J'aikesbure. Nov. 13. AMELIA, wife nf Charles Pearson, aged C.i years. Relatives and friends, also Lin coln Lodge. No. 51. Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem and Fortuna Lodge. No. 000 "In vited to funeral, without further notice, nn Mon . isth. at 2 p. m.. from parlors of ('has. hhurtleff, 31121) Market st. Int. Vern vvood Cem. PLU.MM Nov. 15 JENNIE, widow of Samuel Plumm aged 4-. Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral. Tues.. 1 p. m.. 831) N Orlanna st Int. Oreenmount Cem. QU1NTO. Nov 15. BARNEY, husband of Rose Qulnto aged 55. Relatives and friends, all lodges of which he wa. a mem. her. Invited to funeral. Sun. " p. m.. par lors of L'mnnuel Asher S. Son. MO. Diamond st int Mnntcflore Cem RUDOLPH. Nov. 14, KATHRYN L. (nee llevcr) wlfn of Clinrles W. Rudolph. Rela tives and friends invited to leivicea. Tues., 1.311 in 1537 N. Dover st Int. nrlvats. RUSSELL At Cedar Brook. N. J.. Nov. 14 JAMES T. husband of Maria H Russell and non nf late Jamejt N. and Harah M. Russell, nged 43. Relatives nnd friends In vited to funeral services. Sun.. 1 p. m.. late residence. Cedar Brook, N. J. Int. Berlin Cem Remalna may be lewed Sat. SCHMIDT At Atlintle Cltv N. J.. Nov 1 1, LEWIS, huaband of Catharine hchmldt (me Wiclman) aged 44 Funeral sendees private. S'un 2 p. in., residence of cousin. Lewie. Barford. 3042 N. 3d st. Int. private. SCHNEIDER On Nov. 1 4. ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER, widow- of Peter t-chnelder, need flu years. Relative, and friends in vlted (o funeral service, on Tuesday, at 1:30 p. m, at residence of son-in-law, Au sunt Zepke, 2224 St. James terrace (Klttli st. and Woodland ave.) Int private, mil tlda Cem Remains may be viewed Monday SEILER Nov. 14. at Riverside. N. J.. ' ANNA C. wife nf Carl Seller, nelatlvel and friends Invited to funeral serv lee., pun.. 2 p. m.. 3d st. and t.toplncott ave. Int. New st Peter'. Cem . Riverside. N. J. . SMITH. Nov. 14. CHARLES A., husband of late Pauline B. Smith (nee Orae.sle). aged 77 Relatives and friend3 Invited t funernl service. Mon.. 2 p tn. resldene. of son-ln-lavvv Dr. Charles P. Brady 71S0 Rising Sun ave., Tox Chase. Int, prlvnte. Mt. Peace Cem SMYTH. Suddenly, Nov 12. GEORGE B. (BootBle) SMYTH, eon of George A. and Fannie Smyth (nee Elliott), aged years 10 months. Relatives find friends Invited to fu. neral services Sun. 1 p. ro.. residence of parents. 570 N. 27th st., Camden, N. J. Int. Mt: Morlah Cem, Phila. Remains may tie viewed Sal. eve, SPEAKMAN. Nnv. 14. SALI.IH A.. wlf of Charles I Spealtman. aged M. Rela tives and friend. Media Council. No 33. S. and Ps of L., Invited to funeral. Mon, 3 P m.. residence of husband, 824 W. 2d st,. Media Pn. Int. Media Cem. STOVER Nov. 14 MARY 11., widow of Jncob Stover Friends may rail Mon. eve, parlor, of Oeorga W, Barrett. N. E. cor. Park and Lehigh aves. Funeral service. Tues 11 a. m , Perkasle. Pa, TinilR. Nov. 14. BRIDGET, wife of John Tlghe (nee McKeon) and mother of James v ITutler. Relative, and friend, invited to W U funeral vv eo . i:ou a. m., j-tt t-caar si., Jenklntown. Pa. Solemn high ma.a of re quiem Immaculate Conception Church, Jen Klntown, I) 30 a. in. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. . . . ' . . TODT, auaoeniy. juiiin imi-, ngen j, T'elHttves nnd friends, members 8. pan Trlbn-. il Trlbiv. 'Il publlcanekw lm n., re.l- 'sa.W No. 4B8, 1 O. R. 51 : Park.lde Republican') rinh. invited to rumrai sun., i n. dence brotnsr-in-iaw, iiarrv norner, -jit vv . 1' inn SI v.-tn aiiu t.uniDri-iiiu lite.. Jilt rtinrtn." ooo ieiit. ttuin lunerai. UNRUTH. Nov 15 at re.ldence of son, t-....T I t tf.....U lilT CkDrfu'lrl, -I Xtl,- tnw-n. JACOB II. husband of late Mary J, tlnruth. aged 87 A member nf Company O, 3d Regt. Penna Reserves Relatives and friends Inrited to funeral services. Man., :30 p. m , chapel of Kirk Nice, (1301 Oer mantovvn ave,, Germantown, Int. Ivy HJ 'vANSTONE. Nov. 14. PHILIP J eon of Rose and late William Vanstone, Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Mon., 8:30 a, m molhcr'a residence, lpsn E. Oakdale at RecYuiem mass Church of Visitation 10 ' " -OSS. -Nov.rlV14tI: ERNEST, husband of late Margaret Vos. nged fl2. Relntlves and inHu Invite- to funeral. Mon.. I! . m. rM. Mon.. 2 .. m.. re -frill s. 28 'tnley uve.,, ;jji nly. Pa, Int. 'prl. w nils may call Sun., "!&' si Idence of son. Andrew Voss, 28 'inley uve, t OllltlitUitir, ,jin.i. .vli!, vote, Arlington cem. r-nenu fin m WATHUS. Al ilinoresiown. . J,. NOV. 14 KATHRYN B. WATSON, wlf" nV'F.rill-n-nrf T. WatHiin and . davtuhtep of MNttiUMt lilemlller, aged 28. Relatlvi. nnd fr(,.ndn J Invited 10 lunerai. pur., i p. hi . ouu r;. ,-ts st. Moorrstown. Int. private. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sat. eve. WEST. Nov 14. MINNIE W yVKefl' Funeral services Mon. 8 p. m r sldence of Rev. R. Randall West, lit I., Miiilla.'n ave., Colllngswond. N J Int r-rlvllo. Tut. a m Odd Fellows' Cem., Phllndei. ''wESTCOTT. JOHN IIOWELL. Jr.. aged 21. only .on of Prof. John Howell Westcott. of Princeton University, wu. lcljled In ac "wiLLIAMB." At Merrhantvlllf. N. 2.. No, 14. MARY IJ WILLIAMS. Relative., end friends Invited (o funeral servle. Mon. 10:80 a. m.. residence of nephavv, John. T. Williams. 51)32 Chester ave.. Weft Phlla'' . ..-I 1, n....l tlllt ,-A. . ' UCipi'ltV tilt, "--lv. ii.ii v-t.ii. VVOLTER. Suddenly, on Nov. 13, lets JOHN A. WOLTTR.son of John E. and late Delia Wolter. aged 15 year.. Relative, and friends Invited to, funeral. Monday. 7:30 u, m.. reildence of Christian Emmun.en. 135 l!. t. I lien mass at Church of Sacred Heart U a, m. Int. Holy Cross Cam, A Y8u!virQBiX)D. At Atlantla City. M. j Nov. iv. jAv-uit. iiu-oana or Katharine Ttlensanlvlila Com. ZITEK. Noy, 14, ANTON, husband of & late Mary SSUsk. .Relatlvea and friends, so' -1; rletie. or wricn wu a member. Invited I to. tun.rol. Mon., 8:30 . m., JIT Bt Oar- '"J Held St.. Oermantovvn. Solemn requiem mass . Chunh of Btt Francln of As-Ill 'jo .,.ia..Int, Cjf; lvte- 7 : 1 n M I 3 ! ", f ft n '''"t?1 J' ". ..ct . ' sv tf h !-. t VS. I!- '-V' '" - f."J ut (' V ,,' u U ? ' m t JJ '. " il.rjt.i.,jt i .tjtf
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