to Wy'WQmwvw VI 1 ft t i ' -L. A ? I t it r A y I' w m.4T1MfclAK lilWttLfASK DISCHARGE Napf PfiUadclphihns in Ofli- --Vnpl'-!-j! ? 1 1 -IT7J11 tcru x ruining ocnooi Will (I'i'J'Soon Riturn Home " ' Kpeclal Ditpatch lo Rvrnlnu Public Ltdofr . i , Camp Vrr, Vis, Nov 18. "PhlladelpMans In tho central officers' tralnlnir school will with few exception vail tntmatlves of the opportunity of 'Immrdlato discharge from Ins service, nd't Ja'more than probable that these, with eeler&l hundred other PennsiHa- JilAns, will entrain for their home State .Within the next few- days There are S741 men In the school, and tnouch no official Census of the dtalroa of the 'menhas been taken It la estimated that more than" 4000 of them will oak for lmme dlata dlacharse ""There are 3574 men In the develop ment battalions who are subject to Im mediate release There nre lt30 men In these units who are diseased. These rill be retained In tho sen Ice until y they are cured. Of tho men In the battallon 265 cannot speak English. These will be nmonft the first to iro. i Offtclat flRUres show that the largLSt number of troops eter In training; here It one time was approximately 56.000. At present there, are leas than 40.000 Irani on duty here. Men stationed here ha e e ldenced their 'appreciation of the work done by the or Tanlsatlons associated In the United 'war work fund by making- liberal con tributions to tbe fund With approxi mately half tho camp heard from sub scriptions this morning totaled 18,836 31. Of this amount 16,874 11 awa In cash and tho balance In pledges. The central officers' training school will pasatbly five) as much as tbo rest of the camp Combined ' French Re-enter , ' ' Glad Lorraine tCentlnned from Tare One Kaney to hand over the administration 01 the railway lines In Alsace-Lorraine to the French authorities The Foreign Legion was drawn up In the square before General Dogan, who saluted and kissed the flag held lr the colonel He had scarcely let fall the folds of the tricolor, when the Inhabl Janta rushed In and pressed the red, white and blue silk lo their Up, turning away with tears moistening their 'cheeks The eyfB of all again were net when, just as the ceremony was drawing to a close, half a dozen British prisoners of a'r, turned ndrlft In 0many n few days before, hobbled into th-i town on rtheir way toward France The wero 'road-stained, foot sore, hungry and emaciated 'Thousands of returned prisoners In the same wasted and exhausted condi tion are arriving by nil road leading ,, through Alsace and Lorraine .flrr a C tramp of four days, during vih'ch they jilted only on what the papulation could spare from the meager supplies that hd. been left to thqm ha British prisoners who came Into Chateau hallns passed wlthm a few arils of n party tot Oerman officials whoso well-fed np I peirance furnished a nnut strlkng con ,1 tram, with tho boys who. although thc fhad been In captivity only" rlnce April, j hadlost ten, twenty and thirty pounds in' weight, The Brltlsru.ru were i-ecc'vod I with-great emotion by the Inhabitants, f rMPdld everything possible t. make J osier the rest of their pilgrimage. I iv ',' Paris, Nov. 18 i , Sunday wrs Alsace-Lorraine Day in ! ..Paris. The day was celebrated, not by Victorious troops marching through the ( city: but by countless processions of I civilians on' parade before o,000 troops, e"eattercd' along the route from the Arc j Je'TrJomphe to the Place de la Concorde I and then past the monuments of Joan i tf"Arc, dainbetta and Lafayette. I , UJa estimated that 200,000 members j of.' various aoc'al societies marched In J the processions, and It seamed as if the i' remainder, of Paris, taking advantage of the clear, cold weather, lined the itAlte. J The official statement on tbe advance J- f the Allies along the front says: I .?Orj our left; we hae gone beyond ! ftarlensburg, Couvln and Fumay, crossed i the Semoy'nnd reached Carlgnan. after having occupied the towns cf Bouillon ' and Sedan. -"'Iri Lorraine, our advance guards are 'In Gravelotte, in 'the forts to the south Spt .lletr and at -Morhange and DIeuse, W Thti'rpopulatlon of Paris, after an Im posing celebration of the liberation of .Aisace ana ixjrraine, turned out again last night and crowded the streets, par ticularly the imrjortant boulevards. 4.Srhfch were lighted in full glory, as In times1 before the war. Until long jifter j-midnight this morning voices In latigh- t,er,and aotng filled the air. The people frere delirious and happy. They ang and danced. With linked hands they at it'i tl To the Women of Philadelphia: Shop Early in the Day Although the armistice is signed, congestion is daily increasing in the afternoon and none, of' the Govern mental Departments are in a position to relieve this situation. Do your shop ping early today and avoid personal inconvenience that is daily becoming r,' more serious. - f, By complyingtwith this-request the rail roads and traction company can better dis tribute the load, effecting a substantial fuel saving. Furthermore, morning shopping distrib utes the work of the store employees more evenly and makes it possible for the mer chants to give better service with the limited number of employees available. , . . r Be Patriotic, Do Y our y Duty.' This notice is published for the information of tho public by the Retail Merchants' Bureau of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce in co-operation with the War Industries Board and the Fuel Admin istration. . . . J St. i iwhirle . aroued vrf 'American avMtof , irhom they met. " Tho conventions1 t.l Uppeared. jyoungand old were klsotak ana Demr kieceii, nappy over'tneir Free dom from the burdertof wan TJley Vang not only French tune and I nglisn songs, but American favorites like Over There" and "Dixie.'; At the Cathedral of Nqtre Dame Sun day there was a mass and thanksgiving service attended by a large number of repreatntntlvea of tho nations which had fought with Franco to final victor. Among tho Americana present were Mrs Sharp, wife of the ambassador, and Mr. Andrews, of the embassy. About 180 Knights of Columbus secre taries attended the mass, and after ward they took part In tho parade In the afternoon. By 'the Associated Pre-ii Mulhauaen, Nov, 18 (Haves) No words can picture the triumphal en trance of tho French troops Into this city, nor express the wild Joy of the people who crowded the streets to ap Tavid their liberators. Flowers, tobacco and )cockadcs were vthrowh to the sol diers aa they mn re fled along. Men and women rushed forward and piously kissed tho folds of the flag porno by the 344th Infantry The cheers of the populace grew until the troops ar rived at tho City Hall, where the cltv authorities welcomed General lllrsch auer and his staff. General Hlrschauer, who Is a native of Mulhausen, needed his troops. Third U. S. Army . Resumes March Centlaoed from Page One and expressing his belief that his respon- sinimy was past, the Oerman Bald "I am damn glad the war Is over." As the Americans entered Spin court tho rear guards of German di visions which had held the place were Just withdrawing, theQermans rejoicing as they marched away. A few artillery men men were pottering around the big guns, a as if they dreaded leaving their pets behind All the cannon were camou flaged and some had names One eight Inch gun was named! Martha, and had a prominent place on the front line. ' The Oerman, lieutenant escorted the Americans to the hotel and endeavored to make them comfortable Lieutenant Nlcolson and the German began checking tho guns, and rontlnued the work until dark. Then the Germans entertained the two lieutenants nt dinner. The Ger man continued wearing his side arms un til after the dinner, the Americans also wearing theirs After dinner the German said that he thought that he did not need arms, but remarked that he had felt nervous dur ing the afternopn after the Oerman In fantry had retreated, as he was uncer tain as to what the Americans might do. All three took on their side arms and spent the night at the hotel The Ger man slept on the first floor and the Americana directly above They hart breakfaBt together and finished checking tho guns, after which Lieutenant Oruner gave the German a receipt for them Just before noon tne uerman oraerca the hotel to serve chocolate, ond began packing up his effects He told the Americans that 3500 machine guns awaited them In Longuyon Two order lies brought up. his horse, and, tucking the receipt Into an nslde pocket, the enemy officer mounted, saying good-bve Then he added: "I hope my troubles, are over 'or a vyhlle I hope to forget all about guns and war and battlefields forever." He rode away, his orderlies following him In a horsedrawn cart. B noon Saturday, between the old German lines east of Verdun and Spin court detachments of Blgnal corps men wore atrlntrlnir wires to the varloua head quarters, 4n many instances using polea left by tne uermans. in.npiiicuun mo Blgnal men found a German switchboard Intact, and In a few hours It had been connected up with the Amorlcan line running to the rear. Over every mo.ln road the Americans wero scattered like ants, repairing cul verts, filling old shell holes nnd keeping the roads In repair, despite the constant grind of the machinery of tiie armies. All over the reoccupled country where the Americans have passed there Is evidence of the wholeheartedness with which- the Germans quit. Camps with temporary buildings have been left In tact. Not one was burned. Here and there have been seen great piles of helmets and gas masks, which betrayed the manner In which entire companies threw away the equipment they had learned to rely on, but also to hate Already the Americans are starting out-post feeding statjons, where they nre serving coffee, bread and canned meat. In one instance released (prison ers rushed an American truck loaded with bread, cleaning It out before the crowd could be controlled PERSHING REPORTS AMERICAN ADVANCE By the Associated Press Vaalilnston, No, 18 rteporting on S Wilson, proclaims , THANKSGIVING DA Y Washington, Nov. 18. President W'iUon him laiurd the foUoulng Thanksgiving ' prorla-' mntion ,' BY THE PHESIDKNT "OF THE U&ITED STATES OF AMERICA. A I'llOCLAMATION It has been our custom to turn In, the autumn of the enr In praise and thanksgiving to Almighty Qod for His many blessings nnd mer cies to ub as a nation This jear wo have special and moving cause to be srnteful nnd to rejoice. Ood has In Ilia good pleasure given us peace It has not come ns a mere cessation of arms, a mere relief from the strnln nnd tragedy of wni. It has como as a great triumph of right. Completo victory has brought us, not peace alone, but tho confident promise of a new day as well, in which Justice shall replaco force nnd Jealous Intrigue among the nations. Our gallant armies have partici pated' In a triumph which Is not marred or stained by nny purpose of selfish aggression. In a righteous cause they have won Immortal glory nnd have nobly served their nation in HervTTrjr mankind God hns indeed been gracious. We have cause for such rejoicing as revivifies and strengthens In uh all the best tradi tions of our national history. A new 'day shines about us, In which hearts take new courage and look forwnrd with new'hope to new and grcaler duties, While we tender thanks for theso the march of the Third AmeiUan Army Into Belgian territory eviuuated by the Germans, General- Pershing announced that bv nlghtrull vtslerduj the advanie elements had reached thp line Ccouvli-z-Sorhey. Mars La Tour, or near the Ger man border. The communique follows Headquarters American Uxpedltlon- OTTMII iWMrmiiMiiiiiwiifli These Special Values in Our Woman's Shop Bringing Wonderful Response V ERY impressive saving will be possible all women s shop. $25 SERGE, JERSEY AND VELVET DRESSES j d 1 A n C SATIN AND GEORGETTE DRESSES UP rOdjOO 7C S27.S0 FOR P0 . I - CREPE DE CHINE,' SATIN AND SERGEA (tOC ftfi DRESSES REGULARLY $29.75 FOR piiJJKf S3S DRESSES IN ALL COLORINGS ANDQ)( 7E MATERIALS FOR , P-& - GREEN, NAVY AND BURGUNDY VELOUR&1 Q 7C COATS REGULARLY $25 FOR P10.tfw $27.50 VELOUR AND BURELLA COATS FOR (tOO K $35 COATS WITH SEALINE COLLARS fot9Q 7C JERSEY SUITS IN TAN AND PLUM PLAIDS dJOO 7C $27.50 REGULARLY FOR P-.-W J BURELLA, WHIPCORD AND TWEED SUITS dJO A 7C UP TO $29.75 FOR sj)--4. I 3 GABARDINE,' TWEED AND DELHI CLOTH IdjOQ 7C SUITS REGULARLY $35 FOR ptV I O Wanamaker & Brown Market at Sixth for 57 Years t?iimiinMnguili.iliuHM aiMlllllllMBIIMIIIMaBIWWIIlWIillM THE RETURN TO PEACE Creates a Need With Us for MORE WORKERS Than Ever Used Under War Conditions Join a live organization by applying at once to Standard Roller Bearing Company Employment Office, 49th St. and Merion Ave. 1-HOTOrl.AYB -jv H A OWNED AND MANAGED BY MEUBERS Of THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION BELMONT 0iD AU0VB IAnKET UNA CAVALIERt In "A WOMAN Or IMPULSE" CEDAR l,0Ttt CBDAU AVBNUB MARY PICKrORD In "JOHANNA I'JXI.iain- COLISEUM Mark,t m-et,m h " FRED 8TONB In THE OOAT" t-r nWI A I Otn AMlatlewood Avea swVjL.vJrNlL- 2H5 and 10 P. M. WILLIAM DESMOND In ' Till'. 'lti'. I r.r.ur.11 CIilRCWA 40T1I MABKBT UTS. C.Ut.t.N. MATINKB DA1LT CLARA KlMnAI.Ii YOUNO In - "THB AVAOB WOMAN" FRANKFORD4"8 y"oM Av- l.cniA i;avai,iM(i in "A WOMAN OF IMPOLSE" lCCCn'RQriM STH AND DAUPHIN JtyrrlVrvOvJlN 8T8. MAT. DAH.Y EMILY STEVEN'S tn things, let us not forget to seek the divine guidance In the performance of thoso duties, and divine mercy and forgiveness for nil errois of net or purpose nnd pray that Jn nil that we do ue shall strengthen the ties of friendship and mutual respect upon which wo must assist to build thn new structure of pcaco and good will among the nations. Whercfoie, I, Woodrow Wilson, President of tho. United States, do hereby designate Thursday, the 28th day of November next, ns a dny of thanksgiving nnd prnjer, nnd Invito the people throughout the land to cease Upon that dny from their ordi nary occupation! and In their sevcrnl homes and places of worship In render thanks to Ood, tho ruler of nitions. In witness whereof, I have here unto set my hand nnd caused the seal of the United States lo ho affixed. Done In the District of Columbia this sixteen Jh day of November, In tho ear of our Lord cne thousand nihe hundred nnd eighteen nnd of the Independence of tho United States of Amorlia tho one hundred nnd forty thlid. flwdyzrffik y Bj the President: UOIU'HT LANSING, Secretary of Rtnte. nrj Fnne, .Nov 17, .... i This morning the Third Amerlcin Arm begin Its manh into the terrltor cvaiualert 15 the enemv, In accordance with tho terms of the armistice. As nightfall advances elements had reached the line Ucouv let-.Sorbe) , Mars La lour , a this week in our PHOTOPLAYS R II IltIDn FRONT BT. 4 QIRARD AVE. J U1HUU Jumto Junction on Krankford "1," WILLIAM 8 HART tn 'RIDDLE OAWNE" I fiTl KT o8D AND LOCU8T STREETS LXV.UJI Mata 1 SO. 0:30. En.0.30toll DOUOLAW FAtRIIANKH In "HE COMES IIP SMII.INn" WIVnNI MD ,,,low MARKET 8T. IXIVvJlN 2H5. T a; and ft GLADYS LER LIB In MTHK MATIMO" PARK nioaa avb. dauphin sr, rIrw Mat. 3lltU Kvb, 6.48 to 11, MARY PICKFORD In "JOHANNA KNL1STB" RIVOI 1 03D AND 8ANSOM 8T8 tVlVV1-' . Matlne. I llAlln.a n.llu etriorm in nairnTTT ru ..,, WM, 8 HART In "THE BAROAIN" STRAND tn' V" "J Vtnanto.B.of liroad C, 11AY In "THI-J LAW OF THE NORTH CHAPLIN in "ailOULDEIt AnMS ' WEST ALLEGHENY. jffi - KATHLEEN CLIFFORD la RtSjnrV Kaiser Plans " Return to Germany Conllrtdfd from Vat One later, have put asldo their uniforms and donned civilian clothing In place of the stern military censor nt the post office, gentle-mannered Frau Katosky, wlfo of n well-known Socialist, rules Herr Ubfrt and llerr llanse share the Chancellor, s palace Ordlnarv soldiers come and go where once went counts and barons Truly, the old order has van ished V The new Government has already given the force of law- to a not unlm poitant part of Its program The state of pgo has been raised ond the right nf association nnd meeting even for officials and State emplovrs hns become unrpstrjeted Tho rensnrshlp, including thnt for theatres, has gone Complete freedom of speech, press and religion has been proclaimed There Is to be political amnesty, nnd a number of labor reforms are announced, Including the eight-hour dny, which will como Into force on January 1 llul nil these .iro perhaps the IraRt scrlmis of questions The food problem Ib bristling with difficulties We know now what a great role that problem I'livcd In bringing about Germans de feat In the months before she bowed to the Inevitable, It Is now clear, food conditions rapidly grew worse Vearlv all the pipers scvrrcl- criti cise the armistice conditions as being llkel to prolong and Increase the suf ferings In this direction A vers con siderable fear exists In Government clr- les tint, despite all efforts fowl dis tribution mas become chaotic with dis astrous results PARIS MONUMENT TO LIBERTY T . -.. . , Hodman Wmiamnkcr -MigecstA r, - . i i Uroat Memorial Arch Viirl-, o 18 Hodmnn Warmmaker of ( w Yoik ind PhllRdMpliln Tihh hur KetUtl thit a Kre-U nrch nf llliertv lio rrrclrri In tliN rlij as a monument to th nirmon of the French nnd merl en m uhrt timk part ln theKreat war for lihorl The MiKpeft.nn hn been heart II In dorsed In the American colom, and a nmement attend H nfoM. to bring about Its realization Wanted Modern Factory Building BY OLD-ESTABLISHED CONCERN Will Buy or Rent Containing Approximately 100,000 Squaie Feet, With RailioatJ Siding in Thilntlelphia. All Correspondence Confidential I'oiietaion Wanted in About 6 Montha BOX A .118, LEDGER OFFICE EMPLOYMENT MANAGER WANTED For Metal Manufacturing Company Man capable of devising ways and means for atti-acting, selecting and training desirable em ployees. At least five years' experience necessary. A 112, Ledger Office. WMl t-3 iBi i, K!QIiBit Resinol healed that ugly skin eruption! Resinol Ointment heals skin trouble that if ( neglected become troubles that if neglected become or other skin ailment causes great discomfort and much misery. Resinol heals skin sicknesses be- PIIOTOPLAaR The following theaties obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Booking Corpora tion, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask f p r tho theatre in your locality obtain ing pictures through the Stanley Booking Corporation. I By OBTAIHID 71 1 I m s .ratoiasiiy j BVOOilniicrH I AII...U.. 1J'n' Morris t l'aajyunk Ave. AUiambra Ma, uallyatJl Ei.a.U.40U 1 INA CAVAL1EBI in A WOMAN OF IMPULSE APTll 1 r BSD AND THOMPSON STS A" UL.liJ MATINEE DAILY WILLIAM FAHNUM in ' ROUnil AND READY" . AD f- Am A Chestnut uiow ioth AKv-AUIA 10 A. M to 11.15 P M. ENRICO CARUSO In "MY COUSIN ' EM I ItrniDr UROAD STREET and bLUiDlKL SUSQUEHANNA AVE TOM MOORE In JU8T FOR TUNIOHT ' BROADWAY ??&?' " THEDA RARA In "THE CI.EMENCBAU CABE ' CHESTNUT HILL 1naKSS ErllEIi CLAYTON In OIRL WHO CAME HACK mlDDCCC MAIN 8T MANAYUNK LlVlrrxl-OO MATINEE DAILY C. K YOUNO In "THE 8AVAOB WOMAN ' FAIRMOUNT 3BSASS.,lS.f5 CLARA KIMHAMi YOUNO n "THE HAVAOE WOMAN" CAIXIII V THEATRE nil Market St rAlVHL-I SAM to Mldnllht. J WALTER KERRIOAN In "A TRIHONER IN THE PINES" c"TII CT THEATRE Below Spruce. 3D 1 II a 1 . MATINEE DAILY ALICE BRADY In "ORDEAL OF ROSE' CHAPLIN In "BtlOULDER ARMS" GREAT NORTHERN Broad 8t at ErI. aiAlUU-N JJAVlr-S in walnut era. llVlrClV--- Mata 2:80. E CrtATlT.Ka CHAFM! In KVCI. t a o rtumniUi'iU ahjho" I CAHTTP lsT l-ANCASTER AVE LCUiLlA. MATINEE OAILT mEn tTONn in x 1 "THE aOAT ' IN MRMORtAM . RONBf , In hi nor- nt our frUnfl, CHARLBH J, no.VET. Jr., wn entered lit eterpul. tify, IT, IMS. P. AND,. Bcatljs . AntCW Nov 15. JAMES, hunbaml nf Martha A chuff HelnmrB tnd frlrnds Anna M Ron Pout No 04, O A It . Guardian Iott(e Vo si2 ! O O F Mh lentin Cn nlr (Atnron nrmrnonn rmplnjf of A Wilt & fionn Inltrrt to funeral -rlce- f ft 1 V m 2811 N Opal at rtemitln- amy ht 1M Tuen . 7 to n p m lnt Mt Peaie Cftn , ANPIUPON-No 17 DANIISl. E hua hand of l!ulnh 1! Anilraor apfd U Ilfta turn an 1 frlendn Imlted to funerfll P,rl M 1 p m Haddon HelRhtn Cimdn o N J Int prtMite Aftburj Cm Cam drn i o flAnn Vnt lit TnttV tl hn.KanA nt Mirtha lUrr (ne GIaik) and non of int- Jo- ph nnd none llarr Ilelfttlrn nnd frlendn Imtted to funrml nfrvlef Tup , t n m I "i in r.inaflrvintc ave ini mi Morian cm ntnnlnn mi) b tewed Aton ee HFCKRH Nov 17 (IhOm.l. ( Jr hunbanl of 4thna Fenn Keeker aicd an Tiiif notion of funeral Mill bo slon from residence of father lnInw IMwnrd J Parmer 4 V 13d At HrcKm.RR Nov 1R HENHT (' HKN'D I Kit afcetl 7rt Itelathen and friend In Mted to funeral pervlees Tueo 1 0 p m reaidenre Mantua N J Int Mt SMonCem, Hirnsbnro X J Itemnlnn may te, lewrd Mon ee HOH HIE Suddentj, Vo in U (U ST -on nf AintUKt and Charlotte K Hroarhte atred W ItelatUea and friends Ix-:e No II I n o K U'anhlnKton Camp No f.O I' O S nf A I, O M No r.4 lnlled tn funeral nerlre Tura , .1 p iTi riijfnc-j of parent 414 W Ierlnjton ae nx bnrouirh Int heerlngt(in Coin Friend m rail Mon 7 to 0 p m nrinov At Uannln Oal Nov It A I" MUl'S I I H aon of Cuntla and Klei ?hh- tlurtnn aKed "ill Mineral and tnt MIIIMmro Del rnu No lfl MII.K huaMnd of An iile Carr Itelathfsi and frlende ExpreM men f Mutual J Vneflrlnl Porrt rmplojp- nf the I mon Tnmfer Co ltltrd to funeral Wed h 3i a m 1147 Fountain at Solemn niaaa nf requiem Church of the Mont Vreeloun llliiort 10 a m lat prHate Holy Sepulchre "eni CHinFSTnn uddenh Nov 14 TAtTt. I tiuahand of Flltabeth M hid enter aged 22 Up1ntlra and friend all ancletlea of w mm he was a member inuten to funeral. Tiion 7 10 h in 4J07 Taut a'&T1 qoitnn high m-- at Mt Chun h n m Inl Ccdup Hill ( miiustv w in c.fop rue- 7 in r tn 4J07 raul Frank loarnim 8 Cem FOntllAWA wllow of Thornna Chrlatx Jr a?rd ftfl HentlPH nntl frlndf Irxlted to funeral Tuea 2pm realdenn of aon AVIlllanf It ChrUl 11H3 Master at Int prUatn Mt. I prc Cem Hemalns ma le lewd Mon . after H p m CLMtKn-No 14 JVMIH J son of late John Hnd Catharine t Itirke m Kren nnn) of Cultldo Parish of Sw in ford ountv Ma jo Ireland i ced 22 Itplatlvra an I Mend United to funeril Tues UH n m reni.inip nf brother Thornna J ( 1 irke TIOJ N Hinrmft at iSolemn requiem m iia ( hnrrh of the Hnh Mnilq l' a m Int IIol si pjli hro Cem jow quickU inuse it contains harmless anti dotes foi such conditions. r l a . . , , Resinol Ointment Was originated bv a doctor for the treatment of eczema and 'other skin affections, so you need not hesitate to use it. At till dealers. 1,I1QT0IT.A3 I FRFDTV iiroad a coLUMniA a' L.lIJtL.r. 1 I MATINEE DAILY "CARLYLB 11LACKW ELL In "I1Y HOOK OR CROOK" 333 MARKET 0bTAKf,E,To DISS'S Jl'SE El VIDOE In ' rHE APPEARANCE OF EVIL" MODPf ia 80"T1I ST. Oreheatra. ivxvyi-ll, Contlnuoua 1 to H. ANNA Q MLShON In UL, Il'IKlMBNT OFJ OVERBROOK 03U 8rS; . WILI IAM PARNUM In 'RIDERS OF PCHPI.B SAOE" PAI Art 12U MARKET bTREEf ANSWER" PRINrF5S "18 MARKET" HTirEBT I rtuivE-j- g aoA. m to lias p. M MAREL NORMAND In ,ur"w "HACK TO THE WOODB" RFGENT MA,lKET ST. Below 17T1I -I-'1 1 U A M. to 11 P. M IIFRT LYTBLL In ' " "UNEXPECTED PLACES" RIA! TO "ERMANTOWN AVENUE I1-V1 1 J AT TIILPEHOCKGN OT. ETHED HAP.RYMORB In "OUR MRS MrCHBSNBT' RI IRV MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH IXUDI 10 A M to 11,18 f DOROTHY DALTON In P. M. VIVA 1.A MtAMfE Q A.nV MU MARKET OTRKKT OAVVJ I 8 A M. TO MIDNIOHT ALICE R11ADY In "ORDEAL OF ROBETTA" QTANI PV MARKET ABOVE 18TII OllNLt.I 11 ISA M to 11 lis P, J u. CLARA KIMIIALL YOUNO In li BroaTAmtD VJ I a jfilli Taioue v S B ,C5-Sla 1 I "TIIE ROAD THROUGH THE DARK" VICTORIA MAK f.ThA,?ii 11. "ROMANCE OF TAUZAM" TirATtto. 7AMlVlifoVHi"TAWJck"t-Alt5?. red SB. Rilstlves nnd trltnda Invited K iigncrai) jnurn.i a a m reiiaence or enn, juuinna j, i,iainj. in- Irvln ke.. (?nlllnrft- RAlemrr fclsh maiiB 5U. Jnhn-i n, IC. rh uri-h . n m int Bt, Mry' fem , vMi Molly, N j. Friends may oil Wed , after 7 d COHKBUV Nov ., JOSEPH A son of Thomas and Rophla Corkeryinee MeFad den) rtelatlres and friends Invited to fu neral Med 8 If) a m residence of par ents mil V Mh at Uest Philadelphia Poiemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady "i tnory int cathedral cem seruee COICHE -Vot lrt LOHH CHARI.E aon of Loula I and lllanrho Cnurhr nfd I X ra 3 montha ltrlatlva and frl-nd i ?."''. "' Rolfmn Mith maas of requlfrrt lnltrd to fun-ral Wad 1pm realdrnce Jt t'hnrlaa a rhurch B a, m, Int, Holy nf nari-nta 7Sd t and Haerfot no , Won i -roa i-i-m . , rhlladlphla Int Holy CroswCcm uto I V' PHILLIPS No 17, WILLIAM J,i arrlrf aon of William J and Catharine I, JlcPhli- s i IlAOI.lt husband of r.lla M rrnurr i to funeral pii 2 p. m realdence of (lira loll) aued 4H I)ui Hotter of funeral Mr, nia 3H1 Pennock at (SSth at. and will be alien . I AlIeKheni ne ) Int Hnlv Orna f-am IIRMO-Of 1150 RMnlt at Meat Autn funeral y tr " m" rhlladelrhla. Nov II HBNB huabnnd nf MESMRniNCl N'ov 14 CATIIARIMB. fii infye0!.."" Mr,i'k) "TIM ,"'.'" ?".ulh,'r,J,"' John O and Anna J Ww tlvea nnd frlenda emplosea of Palduln I.o ln Relathea and frlenda n V. M, So. romoti,e, Morka Inilted to funeral aenltra dl tj of St John tho Kraniellal'a Church. Jed H Dm Ollirr II Ilalr Mldir la.n1 ni led to attend funeral, Tuea.. 8 SO a. m. Iheatnut at Int Arllnctnn lem Krlend reldenc or alater Catharine Illgclm. MS m"ire4if-SiV ' 1" to D 10 p m S 21at at HlRh maaa of requiem St. IMS iNr.ClllK. In KTanre nf nneitmnna M harlea llnrrnmBn1, Ih..y-K in . m tnt ,-, m r ii. . " -; -": T-. '" - " i 'i i in i imrc aired 4 nr n If aijlth Infantry, 7nth Dlvlalon and eon or I II and Marj D lie Neare of 71 , "J"nw'"'u aie uanedowne rn I'LjANY -Noi 17 at realdenre of ela lfril.V.r" Rbln "nrj, 518 Iteed at FI ASAKI) aon of late Martin and Norn i.cTHiij i.,un nonce cr funeral Mill Tie l"n., ,,, . n k,n 77s"1 ,", MAMIV A. widow nf ii i -"-nn nn nnuanier or late reter IlalnfluAB mtA ,.! Cecilia Auxlllnri Vn ,71 Knisbts nf St :n,.n ..lnl.l("' '" 'uneral Tuea H n m , 1JJV Harlan at W Phlla Holemn maa- nf requiem It llreeorVa t hurch 111 a m Int St Man a Cem Koxhorouati Auto aeri ico '"'''II-AH .Vol Id AMH 1)111 (II Al . ,"''"'"" Dnimlaa ind daughter if Ih latn John and l atherlne M-ullouh Itelu tlvea an I frlcnla milled lo runerol Thure J 10 a tn 1410 N Cadwallader al Solemn blah tnaa- r requiem at st Mlrhael a hurch nl III a m Int Hnlv Crnaa l em Dltf-DtH.lt Xni in JOIIS- M r hi,. band of delnlde F llredaer tiaert" Til Hrlatliri and friends Inilted tn funeral aenl e, n,i, ; ,, m Kalrmount Wn-CovIS. JAMI-an"n nf late Mil IOAV -Nov 14 WILLIAM D VII- frlenda United to funeral Tuea 30 a in U' ',1.. ?.'" "V'inlri il-V 5 S,V7 M reallenre of brother In la Daniel E sui ? ' J ',m,",Tf, 5.n"M- 1127 S -oth " Int llian SAM Ann at Solemn requiem maaa inJail ril v 1 1 STAVI TV hua- intVflrSJ iUrrlr'A-!" '" '"' "rl hn"S0Vr!mma1Sln1er1"aatdrt'RTl". HsVlmiP v,'miT rmtre a nd frlenda Wnahlnstnn fimp. No 50 P. huiilnnd i si.i.Tii .,.!!h, n)'s ,A O, s of A Hoxborouah Commander). No. morel .,,5 .in f? ui. iiirnliV. -in . h li P O S of A Invited to funeral aerv- r?n. ru.h.ii ' n.un.y'. ??,! "!5 " Tuea 2pm 4017 Manalnn ie.. ?ii.h i S!l!rrti ..?.iJ,i,M.!li 'ir!'nd" ,n Vannvunk Hit prlinte M eatmUister Cem, TOJ1,i!,i rE.C.?, im n." i" in, "'lends inn ,sll Mnn. after 7 n in i"s Jlunter at l.loueeatt r lit) N J Inl Mill isvi'll ,, in rAIll. V.' )ia- ilowed'TueV'Vv.0" L"' """'""-"" l har il of proline I) Mnraanir Itr1ti? Vl liniiK?iv llv. in riii?fmniit. i.. i and frlenda rnernb. ra of Tabor i,uthernn Fl 1 vnim hT.h!n.i It i-Tii 1 'p'n.1'; caarrh muted to funeral Ved . 1pm. r l.lil KNij.N nuahnml or rranee A F 1 er oio . tinni.in.i.i .t nin.i Tnl Ml Una. jnn (nee Herbert) Hi latliea an I frlenda nlllp.'21' "ocklnml at Olnej Int .Mt. lloae socletlea of hlch he waa a member lmlt.il Yiiir.ii -.. is iTr r lf. nf to funeral eenlrea Thura . p in 1KIH MI LI HR Nov 11 KATE H Wife OC lllh a- Camden N J lnt I nmd. n e Mil ler Helalliea and frlenda Invited Oem Uemalna ma heileeded eie t funeral aerilcea Tuea 2 p m . BJOO neniiAnr a nuu, i.t, t,- x.. Wialmlng: nie Int prllftte Mt Morian rKHHAHI- At Hldle Park Pa , rol .-. n.mnln, mm l. leued Mon B to 14 JOHN rnEDEItICk rBtmAIU aued Z '"mnln m" ' " '" Mon " lo SO HeUtlies a)l frlenda Inilted tn fu IOON Noi In LILLY K. wife of "'iMl.'ir, "V. ,nt .?rlainl',V"! cSm I John Moon" Relatlvea and frlenda member I ISLKIl Mnv 17 lOIlESi'O 1" hue of prolldenee M K (hurch Inilted to fu- ''.". W? "'.. T"S." ' p -,n "i",''l"ints nf I Uhlan I Slmmona 3DH Mark, l el ,,.mIJ.n N ,J ,nl i,flvnt' South Ijiunl i "i!, vfT !h"I"'.pInhl.!,.,. j t. . H,U - Soi 1(1 KMII.T daughter, of William and Mnr) riinn nlied (1 enra 0 I montha lielatliea nnd frlenla Inilted to funeral l ed 2pm realdencn or par lentp Oiim llaierfnrd ale Meat Phlladel phlu. lnt CathedrJl rem Aulo aervlre roltMAN Nm 17 ELKH I OUMAV mother of lanac K Kormnn med lit! Heltt tllea an 1 frlinda Iniltil to funeral Tue , 1(110 a m realdenn of aon SIMON 2lat at Int prliate Montrrlnro l em KKKDMICHWN Noi 10 ANNA 1 ldo of OeorBe Kredrlckann nged .'. Ileliirlica nnd frlenda Sona nf T mperance, Keyatono Dlv . .No 10 milled to funeral lcnltee Wed 1 P m. 3233 X Thlllp et Int .Northuood Cm i-tM.LFH -I)!.. nn No, 17 Kl.IA HKTH WILMLH Mlf. of the late William AM Fuller Due notice of funeral ,,111 be MjnnOV. VOV 14 CLARA AVN. widow of lata Walter Prank furrous nela tliea and frlenda Imlled to funeral aervieea Tuea ,2pm. 2143 N. Camac at Int. prl iate OALLAOHKIl N'nl 10 FIIANIIH hui band of late Mar flallah,er men fllnn) lielatliea and frlenda Holv Nime Horletv of tbo Immarulale Cone, ntton l hureh( In ilted to funeral Wed N II) a m 7.17 E uooaiaivn of requiem nn-.. ntn.. n Unl. .....aa Iinmnculale Conception Church 3() n in Int Ilnl hepuhhre lem Auto fu nerai .ei orK papers copi tiKiiicKn - Nm in john onntcirr, aon of Pnd and Kmlli flerlclte (nee Hnnna) aired 4 eara (1 months Ttelatlvea and frlenda Inilted to funeral aeribea Tuea 4 p ill reel lence of pireuta 2"i27 S IMarlnn al Int Mt Morlah Cem Trlenda ma cull Mnn h to 10 p in Auto funeral CillU IN .Noi 11 IOSfI'11 huaband of Man Clriln (nte lamijelll Helatliea and frlenda A I) II I)H N-o 1 Hoard of Krln nil No 1 Tirono Socleti Inilted to funeral Med S 311 a in 21H7 V Maaeher at Holemn hluh maaa Church of the Inl tatlon 10 a, m Int Hnli Sepulchre Cem GltAV Noi 11 MAItV aUAT. nldow of Thomaa n Oray and daughter nf late, ( hirlea V Lela,r aired 09 jeura lielatliea anil friends Iniiled to funeral aervieea ll.dn.Mdm 9 n ,,t pa.Manp. nHIA d i i Mole at .. --- - y ........ ...... .,,w , Rematna ma) lie ilewed Tueaday Interment nrliale tienlng nrircF OltEEN Noi 1(1 HAItllirT Tildaw nf i:phralm (Hern naed M Iblatliea and 'frlenda inilted in funerul icd 1 ji m I 1SJ0 i: Hart lai e Inl llreemiood IK of P 1 Cem Iteniaina ma bo ileued Tues S p m (iltniNPIl Noi 1(1 MARY G CjnEIV EK nife of I ranlc S (.relner aired .1(1 flelatliea an 1 frlenda Inilted lo a rvlcea 'Wed, J p m 047 -V 33th at Int pri- , late 1 qrtlEP. Noi 14 MART HOWP.LI. Miaow of Ueorce (Jrler, need H4 Ilela tllea nnd friends Inilted tn funeral acrilces, Tuea , p ,n , 1430 N 10th at Int. prl- I HARAS-Noi 17 MAUOMtP.T wife of lamea llHlfan Helatlvea and frlendn inilted to funeral Med K 3d n m 1027 Fontaln at Solemn requiem maaa Ht Kllzubeth a I ( hurth 10 a m Int tt Denla a Cem Auto funeral I1AI I,rV Suddenlr Noi 111 MAR- VlllJT 1IA1.1 i:i widow of llermrd Hal lu ltelitllea and frlenda Inilted In fu neril Wed Hill u in J(l(l() Ullanorlh at I 1'nPcre iom ...- , Solunn requiem m isa Ht Charliaa Church RUDOLPH Nm 14 L.ATHRTN t, fnea 111 n in Int Hol Cross Cem Aulo aeri i Hescr) wife of Charles M. Rudolph, Rein in. on., nml friends Imlled to serilcea. Tues . HAHT No 15 CHAR1ES milRIT hi si an 1 f Mi Hart rbpU 72 J-uneral rrheM3a b -f lnt i TutB , ; p I m Int HHNDhHsOV-No 1ft THOMAS HKN UKHMOV, aned To !Matle ond frien3 Innhnr rolK So 449 F nnrt A M Oriental R A t hanter .No 181 Mar Tom mandtrj No 3rt, K T Phlln Confstor, A nnd Hltp lu In Temple A A O .ii i , MBHnnii eifrani invitea to lunrni Mrvlcfu ed J p m fil. H 4-'d et Ini Pr!?.1 .. - jiii.wi-MmAu ov id MhuiHAji W huaband of Kllaheth A Hlldenbrtind 'iirr . Kituii; iiiiu nun ui uu'iin u nntl imv Ijpwla A Hlldrnbrand ned 10 ReUtlvci una irienap innea io iunrai Bcrvura Tup 1pm rpuldpncp of mother -27 Oakland ae Audubon N" J Int Fern wood Om Friends may call Mon , after 7 p m HOFFSllNTmt - Sn 10 SARAH iWfeln of Pdward (1 HoffmlnBtPr ItpKiilvef an 1 frlendu tnltPd to funerul nprpf Wed li p m 10J3 Falrmount ap lnt priate, I aurel Hill i cm Auto funpral rlODSOV No HI NOItltlS JOHN aon of (JeorKp. and Annln Hod non affod -'I Kelu iUpb and friends Invited to funeral Tuei 1 p in realdemp of pirenia 'lO.'J N Mar shall at !SprlfPK t Mark a I.piacopal ( hureh 17th and Locust tn JH p m Int prlat Ardnlpy Hurial Park HORAN No 17 MAIUIAIIKT n widow of Thoma J Horan and mother of he Il Thomaa J Hornn Due notice of funeral will bn Klen from R37 N .'0th at JOHN HON' Nov HI or Influenza with pneumonia HELEN H wife of Bernard M Johnson and daughter of Luke and lnt Rosa bnerldan tnee Hrogan) aced JO N neral prUnte Tuea Ham 11 Athens ae Ardmort, Pa High ma ht Col man a hurt h Int t Denla a I em JONKS - Suddenl K eenthmonth lftth HUSHKLL II JONES V H X A aon of Henry H and lata Eltxabeth ,s Jonea aired 10, Helathea and frlenda members of the U S Naial Air station Gloucester V. J incited to funeral Third da E)fenth month L! p m from Prlends Meeting House, "Moorestown N J Int Coleatonn Cem Train leava Market it farry. Phlla WIS p m for Mooreatoun Frlenda may call Mon 7 lo 0 p m parents a residence, 14(1 E Main st Mooreslown N J kAISr.U Killed In anion bept 27. WILLIAM J son of Katberlnp and late John Kamer aperi .mi .".Ki . JTth at ramitem in T "oth in, -um Helatlvea ana xnenai 'nuea to tilnli mt, mm a I npiilln fH).)! lk.ip. 1I1S maaa na. v III run III 01 liuilll, AaLFLil KALLENliXCH No" ' 14 MARY T nlfo of L.harl I- Kallenbarh K Uolatlvca and irlcnoa inMiea to tunerai iufa. H3U a m 4iaa i Tin at noiemn reaulem mai st Henry'a Church 10 a m Int Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral KELLY At Roebllnc N I Nov Id nitlDOET C wife of Charlea helly Uela tlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral. Thura fl 80 a m . realdenee nf aon In law, "William Ford 18J 7th hv Roebllnu, N J Re nulem maaa 81 Man a Church Rnrden. town. N J tl 30 a m Int St Mary'a Cem Hordentovvn, N J KEYES-'-.Nhv 18 EDWARD J hllahand of Mary L. Keyea Relatlvea and frlenda. alao H V M. Sodality of Ht. Francla de Saleaf Church Invited tn funeral Tuea , n SO a. m . from .1011 Pentrtdte at . West Phlla, Solemn maaa of requiem at Church nt st Francla de Sales 10 a, m. lnt. Ca thedral Cem Auto aervlce LEDGER Nov 17 OEOROE J I.ED riEll, at 2204 N 17th at Dua nolle of funeral will be Klven LITCHFIELD Nov ID. JOHN, son ot lata Peter and Mary Litchfield Relatives and frlenda Invited tn funeral, Tuu , 0 30 a m 2100 N Marvin at, solemn maaa of requiem Church of Otr Lady of Mercy 11 a. m. Int Holy Croaa Cem Auco fu neral LLOYD Nov HI, MARY A . wife of Wil liam l.loid Relatives and friends Invited to funeral aervieea, Wed 2 p m , 3 Rich mond st Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Remalna may lie viewed Tuea eve MAOUIRE, At 220 B. 50th st,. ov, 10, PBATMK m jsAdehm-j MAatynB. ,htl-v frlHid. JnntM t funri Tu ,'iTJb t kU nmultm hlh nun st Patrick"!! nvrtk"W4 1 i"' Knnv nlfi) of William P lut S3 ,, . t n ilaurhlrr of lalo Thomaa J. an4 fitharlij" f'rJ ' ?l v-... pninj' nrlntfioa and frltnda lnvHflJ,te''V, 1 runcrnl, Thura, 8 30 n- m . aldeneof "IWs-Ci 1 huabnnd, -jinn K York at, Solfmn miiii'CV'W rpjuipm i-nureh nr thn Vlaltntlon 10 a. m. r'$i tnt 2v "in' irai i;em ct. HcCLOrtY Vnv IK tASIE-U tfr-tntlT-i Auto)"?" ?' ltp Jnm( and Ann MtClory, oi couniy wn Ireland ItcUtlvra and (rlanda nviira in luneral Tum 7 30 a m, ra!r denr of undo. Wllllmn Ifpflnrr. 7111 tlaln ,,.....-.- :-' r v..u.i, ,-. a .... .. iinir neou enrn l.em mnnt C0PJ pspera MKHHAV - Vn in npiti vvviriu. dauahter of late George and Ann Meehan, or Lcttercauirh Parish of tnver 1'ountr nonegnl Ireland Itelatlves and friends In ilted to funeral II nil a a m . riMnrn nf al.ter Mr John Ituahea. I71B S IBth " Solemn hlith maaj of requiem Rt Thomaa Aqullina Church D SO a m Int Holy Crdai ' em auio funeral Mf.rtl l!ll lt rMn nf mnn SnA PC. 42d at Soi 17 F MI LS huabanif of late Ann I Mercer aaed 7rt Helatlvea and friends Iniltel to funeral aervlcaa. Med 11 a m (lioio M n Church Whlt rnrd Pa Int adjolnlna- rem Frlenda -may i all Tuea 7 SO in 1) 30 p m Weit Chea ter Pa paper copi Jiff FS Nov 1-, LOI'ISA widow of Ed ard Mllo Helatlvea and frlenda Invited to services Tuea, 2pm till S 03d at. Int prliate MM I.KIt tudlenb Vol IV nfTII B dauchter nf William P and Julia R. Millar. mee llltzi Iberper) naeri n month lieia- 'J"" "? 'rlcnd Inillel to funeral ervl. iue,",..2 ,p ,m. realdenee of parent, 2SS hand 3117 V Maaeher at Hervlcea 2 p. , i'rnildenr. M i: l hurrn Front at. n4 Bheni am lnt prliate Oakland Cem. nemslna ma bn ilened Tuea 8 to 10, P m. Ml 1,1 nil Vnv 12 nt National Soldlera1 Home Hampton Ko. la i, IIUOUOB MiLl.rit flelatliea nnd frlenda Koltea Poat .i 22H inilted to funeral eervlcea. Tuea 2 n m parlnra nf Mrs Henry Sehnelder I Son loll Cambria at. int. Herman I utheran Cem Ilemalna mav b Ueued Moll 7 to I) p m Mttllanoy Cltr, Pa Pattern ropi , ,. , ,,... Mt UIKX'K Su Idefili Nol 10. WtMA. MI Itnoi'K Idun of Oenrue D Sturdock. lielatliea and frlenda Stara nn "!; Council. No B1 bona and pjuahtera of Wb-" ern Inilted to funeral ied . i P- - 1K"7 Will., at lilt prliute Ml Tcaco Cera, Au.,,,:',,,,n,r.,ll a ., ... ., ,n r-nti-ATin MCHPHY Siidilenli' Noi In, EpwAUD ' Ml H1MJY Jr ;bo.1 n vcy. IleUttv.. "" frlenda Inilted to funerAl Vied. J P. "J.n"" J ' 'lnt Ilrl'&e&VoM. 'K I'hiir.hi a fA M-WIIOI'sn -It Palmyra. X J, Noy. 10 SAIIAH n, NRWHOI'in (nee Bedricll). aged SO Kelntliea and frlenda Invited to funeral aerilcoa Tuea , H p m . 700 Morgan-i avi Palmin N J mt prnaie . r ii. N. I.-l.l . .. ! ii il d . n I I. Nov, tii,i a u Bnn ... Itpl l.r.1 nmt latA Jatlia O Connell nclatliea nnd frlenda lnvlti',- h.....i Tim, k 5ft n m r.aldencaiSOI. lirn.liap In I a M .Inhll A IT. All E17H1 mieM Uri'i ale Solemn recpllem mall Church -olSMOat loati Illeaaed ruuniment' 10 u m lnt.oJr, l'rn-a lem . . " of John l) Nelll (nee Grant), nelatlvea ana friends Inilted to funeral 770 N. 25th tf. J W ed s to m m Solemn hlh maas or. 5 riQUlem St Krancla Xavler a ChurcK 10 a. m Int Cathedral Cem PIirPHIt At Fair aAcrea. JenWntown. Noi in JOHN" Won"l.LL nn of lata Trederlik H Pepper runoral aerylce .at SI Jamea tbe Leas Church Fnlla nf Schtiyl Mil Tue 3 p m Int prliate. New Torlc, WaahlJiclon and lliaton papera cop, Pff OT At Clemenlon N I NOV. IB. II IJI.IZAIlrTH illdoil of Henry Plcqf. flelatliea nnd frlenda Irtvlted to funeral, . Tuea II a m. Clementon N J. f''?Yi5 requiem nma I.nv,rencea Churrir- I nun 1 Sprlnita V J 10 n m Int Canary (-Am ...... ..... ,. I'l.LlIM NOI 1 jr.-iir. wiaow di Hatnn.l Plumm asea neiaiivea ana f.l.tiu Imlled In funerul Tuea 1 D hill N Orlanna at lnt Oreenmount Cem, l'RN'ilON' At residence of aon In-law, Oilier Ciuniil ell Nm 17 MART SI Mldow nf Mllllum H Preston !r Relatliea anil friends Iniltid tn funeral aervieea Wed.. J n m Oilier H Hair Hida; 1820 Chest nut at lrt prliate Mt Peaca Cem qi'inN" Noi 10 JAMES P. aon of lain Inmea and Mary J Qulnn llelatlveii nnd frlenda inilted to funeral, Tues. 8-30 a m funeral parlnra of A J Donnelly Son 714 W. York st Solemn reQvlem mnaa ht Hdwarda Church in n m Int. prliate New l athedrnl ( em Uemalna may be lieweii Mon , after 7pm RICHARD Noi 17. at Quakertown. Pa.. formerly of Phlln , HAKR J , huaband of iiiiharino Rlh-rd lielatliea and irienaa. 10 UK n-rn iteinines aim irienua. i nf Hnl Nnme Aicietv of Our Lady 7 Church Inilted tn funeral. Wed , m pirlnra of A P Kohler 2881 mem icra ' nf Mi rev k in n m nsr N 10th at olemtr requiem maas Church nf Our I.adi nf Merc in a m Int. private. I nt ' (mhedral Cem Jlocheater, T 1 in n m 1RR7 M nnvar at. lnt nrlvi inai ?t linver el. ini private sCHNElDlilt "n ..01 li r.i.i,Aiiiuiit. SCHNEIDER widow of Petpr, Schnetdar. anel 1)9 eara Relatlirs and frlpnda In IIM to funrral aKrvlcra. on Tunday, t lin p m nt raaldpnr of aonln.law, All KUat onkp, -2-1 t Jainps terraca (Bftth at and Woodland ao ) Int prlMite, Hlll ald C-m Rmalna mix h lwd Monday '.."- '-' V; " ..' n.M.Mni. HOIVl Miv II tiAlii -nuii. wnn 01 Mi,i...i Hhnri Mkhafl Hhort nc"! . Kfiatlvea. na ;.,"5. ir.vilAri fnnml. Tue H 3ft .in ifiidnpp of brother In law John Short, .- s lth Mt Soit-mn requiem man St. MinuR h Thurch 10 a m lnt Holy Croaa i. -,,, .iitn funerul ' s vo No in HEVUT !MO No in henry nuaband ot Marj Simon (nn iiPtnerinirtoni ttelatlvea and frlenda membera of llrehle Poat No. in G A R Reliance- Council No 7fi7 A, t Rjet End Republican Club and 31th Dial rlct linllr.' Inilted to funeral Thura. 3 til . 115' ..-W" '. ' ' rr,rn""a ,"; ""mITII Nov II CHARLES A huaband of late Pauline It Smith (nee Granule), aued 77 Relatlvea nnd frlenda Invited to funernl erlcea Mon 2 i m realdeneei nf aon In law Dr Charlea P Brady 71S0 Kleins Sun ae . Tox thaae Int p-lvata, Jit Piaea Cem SMITH Nov 1 T.LIZABETH widow of llenr Smith ne Mix) Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral aenleea Tuei , S p in HM V Flahera ae Olney Int. llreenwool (K of P ) tern Remalna may lw Mewed Mon S to 10 p in STOVER No 11 MARY E widow of Jacob Stover Frlenda may call Mon. Y. parlora of Oenr&a W Ilarrett N E cor, Pirk and l.ehlffh aea Funeral aenlcal Tuea 11 a m Perkaale Pa STUH1 MILLER Sucldenlv Nov IB., EMMA (nee Helhrlfk) wife of Frederick; Muhlmulter aced .". Relatlvea and friend! milled to funernl aerUcea Wed p m,f 1MH E Harold al Int North Cedar Hill Cem Remains may be viewed Tuea eve uto aetvlce SWAIN On Nov 11 LUCY E. SWAIN, wife of Harry Rwain need M jeara Rela tlvea und frlenda Invited to funeral aervieea, on Wod at 1" r m. at realdenee, 1437 E. Suaquehnnna ave Int private, Fcrnwood Cem ilto aervlre TIGHE Nov 14 RniDOET, irlfe of John Tlshe tnee McKeon) and mother of Jiraea lrutler. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral Wed 7 SO a in 140 Cedar at,'. Jenkmtnwn. Pa Solemn hlKh maaa of ra, nulem Immaculata Conception Church, Jen klntown. 1JJ0 a. m. Int. Holy (Jepulcbi. -, I AIL RMdiI.nly No, IT FRANCES !,A,l,l'''v1,,1'luB,,.,",r,of "T,?"1 sf, ?n.' Marlon """ u. ncu .,... ,,y,ari, u friend Invited to funeral services Tuea. J p m realdenre of parents, 1700 Porter at Int private A DLEIOH Suddenly NOV 1(1 MAMIE (1 WADLRItltl (nee Ualloway) wife of Ed ward Joaenh Wadlelsh nf Palmyra. N. J.- Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funerat Wed 8 30 a m Oliver 11 Ralr Hldcr Iftlu Chestnut st Solemn requiem mass 91 John a Church 10 a m Int private W ATSON At Tsnahoro N J . Ncv lo. MARY E widow of Phltlv Watson, ased 73. Relatives nnd frlenda Invited to funeral, aervieea Wed ,2pm realdenee of dauih.. ter Mrs Oua Nonroaa Tanaboro. Hr Ji. Int Herlln Cem WOLCOTT Nov 1ft ELLEN, wife of Rocer Wolcott, aatd 73 Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral Tuea 2 30 p, ro,, residence, near Iwinshorne Rucks County, Pa lnt Heeihwood Cem Train for Jjnut-v home leaves Readlnv Terminal 1 0J p. m WOOD Nov 13. JOSEPH T husbawsliT. 7 l of Elmlra . Wood and aon of Ellen U. ana vV J rtf jk lata Joaeoh Wood, ased 41 Relatlvea ' !'' : frlenda Invited to funeral. Wed , 3 SO p. m.f 4121 Mulberry st , Krankford. int. Bast Cedsr HIH Cem Remains may be Ylewfd . i Tuea. after 7 p m, J ,i.u YEilBNlDJlAN Nov. IB, VIOLA TBJsBf'' ' niujia.-n met- van noni, wiie or Araaa Yemenldjlan. ased SO Relatives and frlenS invueu to aervieea. nnn,. ; derce ot sister. 2113 N, 6th l int, in-'. . fwti'l ai 'W M i :xi .i?j a W Ml i 4v f -AflUUJU WlJXUiJ Ids Cem. I r,o ? fr'W? 4fi lift 7. vv " t vfV t . .&& ,iSft.5r l. J5i'l t ;t htf&AZ&W?-.'- 'i tfs:;t.- . ,v5?J rM' ? "A HAN ifJUVB"
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