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SUGGESTS PLAN
OF R. R. CONTROL
. Financier Offers Settlement Along
v i.Linps ol Federal Ilcscrvc I
Itcgionnl System
Tim K.ilt1iiie.iif nf 4hn rnllrnnil mnli
T! l,il. ,.,.... ,1. !..- ...I 1a n.vlr.nnl
i,-ti uiujiK 111(1 Jllir:, VL L11U IKJS.WItlll
b.iirstem of Uio Federal Iteservo Bank, na
rmerftloncil In this column yesterday, has
Fijecri publicly Indorsed by John J.
P-MUchell. Brcsldent of tho Illinois Trust
rj"nnd rjavltifrs Dank, who susseats as a
i-olutlon. for tho situation thati CongrcKs
ri tfortnnlato a plan for control of railroad
irpperll03 In n manner similar to that
YJof tlio Federal Iloservo Hank system,
s winch control In larso part tho liunk-
ii, ing- activity of tho country,
(J 'tl:
lio President" said Mr. Mitchell, I
; Iras shown he has a complete under-
landlns of tho Importance of tho prob-i-Atm,
both from tho standpoint of tho
r Investors and tho fuluro of tho nullon.
'Tho Government should have full
potter to maintain an equilibrium be
tween rxnens nml Inpnlnp. Thfi
wJcnHulllbrlum Bhould bo so maintained us
Wwwlve a1 fair return on lmcstcd capital
vnd caro for employes properly,
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i, ,j,nere nas ueen uitio complaint over
, Increased rates decreed by tho Govern
ment. Beturn the road to private
L ownership and there will bo a clamor
for lowei" freight rates."
A good deal of attention in tho ilnan
clal district woa centered yesterday
on tho result of tho proceedings of tho
meeting In tho New York Chnrnbcr of
Coiimorco of somo IliO leading railroad
executives, who for two days past have
been holding preliminary meetings.
A banker remarked joterd.ay In
speaking of this meeting that tho most I
important point to Do discussed will no
the manner or course to bo pursued in
t .uiu,6 urn iuiii m iiiiru- ynHuuvi
.uwiiura. iiiihi nuiiKer caiu'ii utieiiiion
to the following statement on tho sub
ject by Charles li Mitchell, president
or.ino rntionai city company, wnicii
no salu exactly expressed his own
views and also those of several other
financiers ho had .pol;cu to on the
subject: v
jjlt would be i .ilamitous If our
great arteries of toimnerciv wero re
turned on bucIi a basis. Those con
ditions represented regulations without I
responsibility by a multipliuation of j
commissions. I understand that most j
of tho railroad men and bankers believe i
that tho time for an academic discus
sion of the situation has passed nnd
that what, l.s nppilfi I :v rtnUinnil
j( Moses' who will lead and coinc out with
a definite plan for tho operation of
the roads under private ownership and
not regulation without icsponslbllity.
tBeturn of tho railroads under pro-war
conditions; It Is believed by railroad men
ana bankers, would Be suicidal. There is
a general feeling among railroad men
that thero should bo somo regulation,
, but that thero should also bo respon
sibility." i ,Jlunlcr AsealW I'lesUleni'n Iritlua
Ulscusslon in tho financial district
yeStorday centered around President
. Wilson's mission to Kuropo, according to
the- head of a leading banking house.
This banker expressed his personal
op!nJon,ifep,;the subject very freely, pref
acing JnjBircmat Its by saying that li
had fcever' voted' for . Dcmocrnt In liii
llfo nrid never would, but, ho Bald, tho
iBSUei1. involved aro too bl(j, too mo
mento'Us to bo considered from tho
Ii.TitattdpoInt of any political paity. "I
''ofteja'tlilnk," ho salil, "It v,ould havo
beer a cuovl thing If tho German fleet
Jiadvbrqlsn throuBh tho cordon of tin)
Allled"nirrvlejB and swept up and down
ourcoaticltlcs, and In that way brought
the war homo to us. As It H today, tha
WftRhfisi beyjn bo far away that wo havo
not! erilspsa what tho winning of It
and th'rUBh tho winning what mighty
luestIohM?whlch xo to bo eeltled at tho
pelmo conference mean, not only to us
Aijd our chltdrn after us, but to every
ncttlon In tho world, perhaps for all
time. It is true some of us hero and
thero have lost a iclnthc, but that has
liot Jjrought tho war and all It means
hc(me 1 tho gteat masB of tho American
nebplc
(I havo no patience," ho continued,
h "a 'lot of old goats,' who' can seo
hlng Tint politics in the President's
UiUlslou. If sumo of them could see the
letters I am getting from relatives ln
fajrls and other parts of Europe telling
trial that every American man and
woman ln I'arH "and tho rest of France
4 U praying, begging, pleading that tho
Vrejildent should come over, as tho only
2S!Si-!iKinnn L;i3iii.E
The Plain Facts
The United Mates in the
World War
Hi JOHN BACH MclUASTKR
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Here,, close, upon the events it records, is the fiit authentic
political history of America's part in the war, written by one
of the most distinguished living historians. Professor
MclMaster shows how inevitably we were drawn into the con
hU
flict. He discloses the methods and extent of the German
propaganda in the United States, tells of the treachery of Ger-
many's officials, discusses the submarine campaign, the peace
J notes, the breaking of relations and our declaration of war, all in
the light of authoritative information, There is no other book
I that covers, in any such degree of comprehensiveness or interest,
'the political, diplomatic and military developments in America
during the past four years. Svo, with map. $3.00 net. At ail
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"A WOMAN OF IMPULSE"
wH ftMI AT Gtu. & Maplavrood Ave.
CULUINlMLa JUB and 8:10 p. in.
.rirm invnw in
"PVBKYBQDY'B Oil Hi"
I' ' EvJREKA
M' . VJBWJ"
0TH 1, UARKIST 8TS.
MAT1NI!CDA1LY
iniNiA. l'KAiihtjjs in
TltM QUEEN OF ilBARTB" t
S PRANKFORD im nr,u,,rfort AY-
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man to whom o, frltrhtfully dUturbed
Europe looks today as strong enrfuffli,
with no .art to erlnd, nothing1 to ask for,
who commandj tho respect of every ono
and who alono can put an "end to the
Jealousies and bickerings of politicians
i and Btatcsmen of tho several, countries
that threaten to undo all tho great work
accomplished by the war.".
"Why, I hnvo It on the best author-
"'" '"
four din
continued, "that when Kecretary
llaker was over In Kuropo, on
different occasions he went to Lon-
jdon to compel l.loyd Qeorffo to accept
i-ocn as Allied commander, and mat no
forced It down Lloyd Oeorso's throat
by teMlnpr him tho other alternative, as
per his Instructions lrom President Wil
son, was tho withdrawal of every Amcr
leal soldier to tho TJnlted States, leavlnc
Franco to inako whatever peace she
could with Germany and let Great Brit
ain light It out If she wanted.
"This talk about the Constitution pre
senting tho President froin (folnu abroad,
under such momentous and far-reaching
conditions, Is to ma tho, veriest legal
jot, and la tho opinion of pomo lawyers
wno can only sco straight aown a cun
barrel and -fall to notlco the biff events
on each sldo which are tho Important
things after nil. It would have been al-,
most a crlmo had tho President failed to
go. to Europe."
Municipal Hond Ofl't-rlnt
Harris, Forbos & Co. aro offering ul a
price to yield 4.25 per cent $050,000 city
of Bridgeport (Conn.) sowor G per cent
bonds dated December 21, 1918, nnd
maturing serially from 1923 to 1917.
Thoy aro tax exempt In Connecticut,
exempt from Tcdcral lncomo tax and
also aro a legal Investment for savings
bank and trust funds In Xow York, Con
necticut nnd Massachusetts.
Thero was further telling of Liberty
Loan bond. with quotations tondlns
downward. TlriS turnover In these bonds
has been unusually largo for' several
days past, which has tended to bring
quotations to u point considerably lower
than the level maintained for several
weeks after tl.o fourth IJbcrty loan
campaign closed.
southern Pacific convertible s were
irrcBUiari ln Bympathy with tho action
lth tho company's stock,
International Mercantile Marine sink
ing fund Cs wero weak, w lth u compara
tlelj small volume changing hands.
Iuri"-on and Monhattnu ndjuMincnt in
Cbino I.s held at around 20, with a. mod
erate amount of business in this issui.
Somo bond houses report doing a. big
business, whllo others say there, has
been a falling off In tho last few days.
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
Copyrlrlil
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THANK IioaveiiK, I fixed up for the,
furniture llut I bo cold even now
when 1 think of tho prices.
I tried four places bcfoie B'ttins fixed
up.
The, first place 1 told ubout yestorday.
The second placo was too highbrow for
mo. It Was my own fault; I Bhould
neer havo Konu ln, but thoy might havo
been decent at leaEt.
I ashed the price of n desk und tho
salesman asked, 'Tor what purpose,
pleafci)'.'"
"To woil: at. TJid you think 1 wanted
to play on It'.'"
"Ha, ha, but It you tell mo your bus!
neB3 i lnay suseest a desk best fitted to
your needs " '
"I get you, Tteal estate."
"Then l"ve just the thine for you,"
and hu led mo to a whale of a desk
mado of mahogany. It had a glass top
to it. The draweis wero all divided
Into card Indexes and things. One
drawer was" marked "rtentals," anothor
marked "Houso Prospects," another
"Business Offices" and ".Stores," and so
on,
I cut him short at onco when he said
tho prlco was $280, including the two
leather-seatud" chalra. 1 could see my
self going broko beforo I got sturted--and
when 1 pictured that desk ln my
t o-by-f our oltlco, 1 had, to laugh.
The third placo I stayed ln about two
minutes. About four salesmen taakled
me nil together. One salesman asked
me what I wanted, and then we went to
the place where the desks wero dis
placed. Tho threo other salesmen gath
eied around with this result:
Salesman No. 1. "This 'ero desk Is a
swell affair. Look at that" and ho
rapped Inside a drawer. "Stand all kinds
of kicking about!
Salesman No.
"Show tho gentle
Bill; that's a good
man that .No. X2,
boy."
Salesman No. 1.
"Toil. 1 guess that's
1
of Jim eric a s Part n
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II 1MRH lrKONT BT. & OIHAHU AVE.
J U1UDU Jumbo Junction on Franltf ord "L"
ivmuu uiviTU.'v in
"THE QIItL WHO CAME BACK"
I rC KT 02D AND.LOCUST tSTIlEETH
L.UV.UOI Mats. 1 ISO. 8:80. EYBtl.UlSOtOll
ENID BENNETT In
"AVIIBN DO WE EAT!"
NIXON 0::DI)elo,,rMAIl,.aTTkn49.
SPECIAL COMKDT
PARkT moon ave. a dauphin st.
I A1AIV Mat. SllO. Ec. 0:15 to 11,
DOUGLAS 1'AIItBANKH In
"HE COMICS UP BMIL1NU"
01OI 1 B2D AN11 HANSOM BTa
KIV'-'IjI matinee daily
WILLIAM BUSSEI.I. ln
"HOBS IN A HUnitY"
STRAND atn' AV' ' Venan"E-' Uroad
linYANT WASIIBUnN In
the aypsr thail
about what he wants."" lie then uhowedl
" " wmen joouea HKe a second-hand
affair.
Salesman Ntv. 3. "Say, Bill, I had that
jou know coming back for that desk
this afternoon. I don't know whether
you ought to soil It till my people "
Salesman Nd. 4. "Shucks 1 Wo can't
expect to keop a bargain llko that for
uiijoouy. uo anenu ana lot tho gen
tleman have it. Bill,"
Salesman No. 1. "I miea vnn'm , ii,
We'll never have another suoh bargain'
nnil fl., ......... n. . -. ., , - ... .'
. ..., ,. t-vuir, mv. sen eu is iny mot
ter." And thero I wnK. neViir savlne u. ivnr,l
tihllo thoy talked over my wants as It
- uau noiuing to say about It.
Then the salesman explained that n
customer had died and this detk was
xauen uacl:, fo it wasibolne sold cheap
I see I can't Inherit tho dead man's
desk," I said. Chnery outlook I'd havo
with a failure's office nnd a dead man's
furniture nothing doing. And I told
mm so.
"But Uio price it's only $65 1
I shook jny head and begun to walk
toward tho door, when Salesman No. 4
headed mo ofT with, "Ixol: here, mister,
wo want your business, t we'll let you
have It for $7S."
"Hey." said Salesman
I S3 for It Oils afternoon.'
' r can get
That's so," agreed No. 4, "but Te
said It nnd win utand by my word,
lhats mo, mister; I always stick to my
woru nono3ty"B the beet policy. So as
I said 76, I'll stick to it. I'd sooner
loso $10 than co back on inv rrlv-
"ord." '
I may look simnle. but I'm not .m h m
fOOl fLS to f.WnltrM, 1,1a vnm r. T .l,fnl.A.1 '
and felt like I'd escapod from a den of
thieves.
And tho Ui,t placo I went to. Say, It
was a troat' The salooman aotually
holped me. Ho suggested I could do
without Borne of tho things I aBked for
Whan I picked, or rather wo picked, out
what was nececsary, this waa the, bill,
riat-top desk ?CG.OO
xypewrltor desk
Armchair
Typewriter chair
Three small chairs
Four-drawer filing cabinet..
Flat tablo
Desk tlcklet .
40.00
8 00
7.00
7.50
Jtl.00
12.00
U.00
U70.G0
1 Mas Wunmd at rliu &Ue of the bill,
for this and the rent would swallow up
$200 of my $700.
Then tho ualesmnn Bald, "Do you -o'lf,h
to pay cash or to uso our deferred pay-
nient plan?"
"What Is it?" I asked eacorly.
"Twenty per cent cash nnd tho rest in
twelvo payments, fo that tho furniture la
paid for ln twelve montlv. Wo aim ti
iwr cent to tho bill to pay for carrying
the account."
"How much will that work out then?"
Ho figured for a minute, and said,
"Tho bill, with Interest, is $187.10; the
first payment Is JS7.10, and tho monthly
payments nro $12.o0."
That Ustoned ood, and 1 gavo him
my check there and then and he prom
Ised to havo the furniture delivered to
morrow. A llttlo to my surprlKo, Francta ap
proved of my arrangement. "Tou'c
gone to a house of good reputo, and X
think it's worth tho 0 per cent ta have
tho use of your money when you ve to
llttlo."
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Tlllj UHOUCll"
OTA MI FY MARKET ABOVE 18TU
li I lNlt- I 11 I1B A. M. to U 115 p. 11
rnu qniiiATEST thinu in upj?.
ir"Tr)Rl A MAKKET BT. AD, 0TH
VlVlv'll. a A. M. to 11(13 P M
M.
THEnA 11AIIA in
.mm a
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H . -TlWto- IHYT
ff tRWiNJC4
m twHttfryr
BtTfSm
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IB
4 Jit orintD i I
r 5r&(?roRATioi4 : B
eatljs;
AnMStv, ISelatlvos una frleudi InMted to
iiitem. km. .'T-30 a. in., from Oliver II.
IiBlr IJMi . ISiO Chtnut t. lleriuleni
hUli insRii Ht Patrick's church, li . tn.
Hit Holv Senulchre Cem
. Alil,KN - Suddfnlv. at Cincinnati. Ohm
I'O.NAI.I) , AL.LEN. Hon ol ITIncllla ana
lhifA?.;?5SH A,'n- jr-,,!i,,;yii!?nla-
t ADI.ItSjnN. Dec t, 1JMJIA, wife o
jm m Atidsruon (net, Illnk-lvl. n.lntlvn
a.
of
nd fr ends Invlled to VuneFal fv!co Ffl
M . ,,, ,....Vi '' .- rUi. ". ITi?0V.iri
ILm. '-"ui.i.,.. i,.,. .,u.JIOria
AmtSTnnvnn., o ,r.
VllMrVrilOMl, aited lis. llelumea and ftlendi
nvitisl to funtral, Trl., 1 p. in , Chelne.
DeUnare Co. 1M. Int. Mlloam Cem Convey-
jtnyes will meet noon train at Chaster
llelchta
, JlANOnilT At his horn.. In Ilaltlmor.
Md 11-c U, 101S JOHN D UAN-nKllT.
V.VIl'T"! ."' I'urv v- Hannert. formerly of
i..VAI,As,"i"7"w.a- SAMirnr, hah vnpb.
I.eiiith-cn and frtendB. membera of lldwln A
Hubert Council. No. Tin. o at I, A . and
cmploves of Wutcr Ilurei.u (li'th and r.eed
els 1 milted to funeral, Vrl, 'J p. m.. lr)14
Jin '', Intl .Mt- Morluh Cem. Ii.malns
,5.,'.,.V!THI-Lrlu,r' ev" Auto forlce.
, UAIlUnil. per 3. ftt reldtice. 301 N.
' J,rl Jjlo t . JOHN HAnlCKI; nsed 83.
i i ' 1. Hn'3 frlrnrt" Mlei.lwii illrard
l.oile" No 4.-.0, y and A. Jl KcMitone
.! J N" -'' o"'1 ''o"t No s, i. A. H.,
inMfoil t iunera.1, l'rl . 2 p. m Uxli 11
'ti, ,"M A."1 "road ami Diamond Lts. Int.
'lr','.,"; Vatmlntr Cem
ii'1 '''." Ufc ' KUJiAlil.TTC sr .
.lo. r Mr lleiker. Ilelitla and
iJje i" V! S1,'" ru"e':0 Sal !)() u m..
i., l,I.,."l;'lll.I, 9t- Sol"mn requlm man
r ivntn Church lo" a. in Int
t -V"', D'M' -Sj.suMe.nlr .iohn hu.
r'?u!! i.ofiSff r,v .A- KriTln. riolatlM-a and
f nV?J?-, lav'ted to funeral, n-1 , aMi m..
I'1, .'" st. ltih mas. it. (labrl. l-i
r n?,f:l'T,n TVtr- l.JACOH nuBband of
LV1.'X 1,"?'!"r, (n"" Klrk- e" T2 Ilela
m and friends lnllid to funeral eri-ns.
i.i ..- V.. ln'v S4S Aoslcy at. Otn. Int.
, ltnAniXlUD De,- 3. Dr. 1IIO.MAS I...
ii'iii?!1."1 or PZa. v- I'rmlford. uaed Vi
(elRtlen and friends Invited to funral
ernr. m . B. ,n , isp,2 vrankford ave
int rrlvut'i.
CAI nUHI.I.. l,e,.. 4. AIlY l.MMA
V lllni Of Tohtl Tf f-nMii'nll t.,.,1 .1 n ,il, . ... ..
1 .At,- limn u. nnd Kmma if Wilson" Ilela-
iives i, nn ri lends Invited to tuneral eorlo-s
1 ii . 1 ID ii. in . ,1110 N Merine st . I.otan.
li.L ornate
i iir.iiiiv -ivr. . anv ntnnur. iiuiih-
T 'l if late .lames und Ann Cherri llela-
l,1" !"!J..rrl!;n!"i in-mberc of ttlmrson
Memniul Jt i: rliurth. 'nMted to funeral
, Mr
-..,,..- .n r, io . Teaminc or. alater.
il..r lam. JS43 .V Front et Int.
niount I'rtn ltmalns m.iy bo viewed
ifit
1TI
rmTi: -nn i. MATIY. tlau.li'er tf l.itr
Jam h .ma Jano C'Jiutn KelaMrrs nd
frloiiid inlt- a to funcial. Sit., s .1. m .
nlHtor'n nsl.K-nco. Mrs Jennln Corker 370
AWIIouh mi Sol 'inn fnulpm muss c'hurch
t Mott lJ;s8(? 1 Sat rameiit 10 a ni Int Old
Cathedral run
.Oiill( J7 Uei II. rilANIC. r.nn of
Jnn.MH nn. I Marv t'osrrovfi i.. McAvo).
ltplittie iP.l irlids omplovft of Navy
Yard A He No i. V O K . Axl.; Club. lii-
itct t funrrul Sinn S 10 a m . rMrnce
ut rnrents. iihj Snyler n Huldtrm re
nulein masH hurch vt Epiphany lu a. m
Int ltoh rro4 Ci 111 Autn Bcrxfc
l)i:ri.Lr.S(iN liei J HCSAV K v.Covr
i loim Ij l)tlcfn(i. flod 7!t Hnhittvea
nni irlendu Invltpd tn funcrM irilcw, 11,,
' n id . jul r-'tTorton n . lirtol, la Int.
m.ut Hi is'nl Cem
DooLH Dec 3. iUXIhh husKmd
i-mini I'Moiev, iiffotj nu .UfiaiUei
jnd
Irleinlf Vrmonil IjoJkt? No ,i). V und A.
M . rii."llt Clmi't'T. N'o j:h II A ll.i
i'hl' 1 f cm. ii. No 11. It and t M ; Plilla.
Cuiunian 1 r N'o . K. T , 1'ni.a Consln
orj, ;iC'l dcrrrc. A. A. .s It l,u Iai Temple,
A n N r . . l.m Oirirers Amd .
Inshua AHfii I-11 Iu Teinlo Hind, Tsorln
ctranH' Ann Ternwood Chuptpf No HI,
0 1 s Cardlnnton Union Churrh PhlltL.
J ir.j Doi.t ll"llof AKsn 1'enn Muto rirc
m 11 1 A-Bn arid all otlu-r oimuilz.itlonH ot
liliii h is citt a ni'Miiler. Iniie1 to fun nil.
-ot 'j t m n nldeni'0 (if brother-in-law,
hhti I'm 1 1 Wolfoiidrn. Marshall rd. and
I'uwh l ui ( arttinu'oii Ill Co. Pa Int
Ariluri r 1 mti T.ilt-j Marnct tt iar, blocl;
41 to T'., I ni.
DV.nMlI.R It, 2. MAIIT1V T . liualmnd
f .ltit ni- ltnddts- tio Ileimlnirtr) and pon
f Allurt and WllhpIintTia nruMlc, afffd 27,
Jt'.jtnci atiil frlend, Urorvnon Council. K.
nf t. , and .Mana-uinrf Trilu. Ni, US. I. O
ll. M , and Hip PinplofM of Lcacuo IaUnd
Num Y.ard and all othr nodotles of Thlnh
ho w.n n lii'Titbui. lnltfd let funeral, trl .
aJiJ 1, in . I'lienty' r'ldnrn. 42 Kr.unn
hvi . HfftlHiroutfh. Itequlfni mnf St Mury'i
1 hun h, li a in. Int. St. Mao'ufm 1'oLtH
ill' i tp ri 1 'W .
E1SMANN On Den. 3. IMP, ritVN?! I,.
Im ib it id of Marciret KImann Ii'-'stlv"! and
friend" lmtWMl to nmeral MiMceg Sit., ut "
V m . at ULu reaid-nco. i'43't N. 33 J st. Irt
ttriati
rn.ioi i'. to. t. rnvxi'is a hinbana
. 1 Kilo Ann 1 Klllott lttlatin und frl'-nds '
;ihi 10 lu rn .mot.. r.'i .i. m
Suj
iiilnthluii am1 o?mn ranukm tna
st
11 ir els Cl.ur h hi a in. hit lluly i 'ross
im Autn ruiioi.il
KhV HM L. AN S'li: r. willow of .Tulm
s lih ltd itiv ). nil frlcndi imiW to
s ii .. 1'tl . J i' m , FMrlora ot J "M
-ImiiiL. -O.t. W Humiu'-hannit .ir. int.
iii at Uin.i.n my h tewta Thutn , h
t 1 n v m.
im.) ... :i M'li.i lAr itsi.ia.
'at- of Musiiu.. Ifnr.i, Kllratiithtunn Ia
ft.-I h1h and fil tidt. I llln in It sclmltlfr
i....1pr. No il l and V. M : St Juhr. a
iK..iIm V '!. U A M . Ht JoKn s 'om-man-lii
Xo Ii. K r lu l.u liinple A
A ii ,l X SuiIvon of J8 i und 9JJ
linin iiiuiit.'iM l.est unl NwluH To.t,
So " ; K lnvltfl 'o fune-al, 'rl .
J p in ri.lilnn v of John Hirtntt 211J
l.onibril si Int i'ermnofi Cem. Jleinalnn
mav 1h iM'.l T'ui" 7 to ! p in. Vuto
iunrnl
i'iN.KtAS "it ir t.r iiirunioi.ii j.t
4l Jaul VMn 1.1 1 "htl St Vnul. "r.nn .
..v-BWiit TIIMMV V riVNl.OAM hun 0f
lliuiiui 1 nnt .ttisart 1'ftrrell I'trneffau.
' agefl Un Htutifrt .tn-l nin,J. S Jo-
sT'i' o'i o' ." . j 1 , Arnij-jMiy
t nib sliltn siului rnarinr ,t Ui-'
i
liool
ra a no.y nhiiio i inouy cud
hi up 11 1 r. J. Arriiuisiion Won iun
1 fi I uio I. lii" A-tsu of JMiIIfldelphia lnilteil
i t. l.lii ui -U.if"-. f-'ut , JQ a, in ht Ka-
wjinV- It r 1 hun h. i:ihth ond Tori; Hts
I'mliiBicii .- v uiK, Mltiuoupolltf, St.
1 I'nui pHpti t 1 up
1 rouui.s -if n. mmiy mKLMw.wifo
. of Arthur ii rmbes, axoil 3 Helatlv and
1 frkun.s lilh'd to poi1cpm, l'ri , 11 a m
I cJinpel ut Anrtrw J. Italr fc Son, Arch tna
ltllh Bl" int. llUMidd iVm
(iAlHfUH lco. I. JKSSn II, huhhan.I
of Aima 'iHtthtT ne llerxer Itclnth
I iinJ frlPinlfi ln It'll to funeral Krl . Mantua.
" J rricci lv .In u. in Int. iinvjt'. Mt
Mottah ni" . l'lula JlMnuliiH inay ho
lk'Ml Ihnrs eve uto rtil(p
j ii vkii i -- Df. :.. ruuvi.i tv it
I dnui,Ii'pi ff !''' H J"t S apil Uliy.iheth
v. i..iNklll H.'l..ii'H and fri.Midf iinltP'J
to fuiifiitl f-nrl'e h.it., in no a m., Ji'J4
Dl.iniuiiil st Int nia.te, iM , :p m Mt
1 JIu 1 (V J 1 iXm
iHl.VDY IVc. J. ROnnUT J.. hUBbnnd of
ll-Ilzih'th (IraUy and nan of iitharinn and
th- l.t'a Thoniuw K Ora.lv. Helatlvn and
' frtt'iidi. Vhlla. Kir Ilollef Aflo.. all other
hofjftlf-4 of hkli liq was j mmrr. Invited
. lo funeral Xrl 8."o a m , .! t. COth t.
! Solemn r qulem masi St. Carthau Church
30 a. in int Itulj Ctom Cem Auto fu
ll en. 1
i.HAl lr,U l)e' 4, VAlStlaY n hur-
hand of lati i.mUi. uraupner, need 77 Jleln.
tlvea and frk'luN lmlttd to funeial s;rko-.
Sat , i; i iu., ."72i X. -lth st., OJuey. Int
Oikland CVtn
itKAV t residenr of IauRhti. M"r- A,
f WVlnhuiir Illukely, Pa.. lui'HA kltlUJ..
vjJoiv ot 'I human II (Jrav, aict'd Tl J'.ela
llvi md friends Invited to funeral rli.
I rl . 1 i in. lesMcneo of Hon-In-U . Wll
liHin khiUHiier. 1117 lieloit avfl , Audubon.
J Int ni latn. I'riend nxiy all
'lhui urirr t v m
I iiar-AVi: Dae ?.. THOMAS. Lusb.u.J
I cf Ik at rm Holm OrpaCB runerl eru ea
I tfi M.mheim st . C.e:mantoin. Tri , - p in.
I int iTlvat
I (;itfKiMi: 1' -' ciiauu:s . r-N
I (lUDOMK, ut 4.I0J Osairo xive. ITuni Kaatoii
I Talbot -i., Md . Jpt. T. 18.14 Iiijcral
land Int prhal"
f.Rl'im Al Lis le-Ideiu- i;di;e Hill. IV .
Ii I 1U1V JONATHAN It. UHI'LII.. for
nit r v of K',hwvik!iiJle. Pa . liQbanl of
Kmma Urnbh Uelatlvea and friends In
vited ti funer.il 5--ileeK, St 1 u'clotk
jireiiwek. at t Curmel I'ruHbyterlau
Lliunh l.do Hit Pa. Int. priato
IIAMMUU lJth. :i. CAT11K11IN13 r.T.TZA
null HAMMKIt. (iiLe Illy) lfo of William
Hammer. IleUtKes and friends Invited to
HttnlceH, Sat.. J r in.. 1:100 lirandr-ni t.
Int rrhute Trlend muy call Krl , 7 to 10
p m. f't.ortnr puprn opy
John II and lato MhkrIo It. Heimai. uifed
S ll.itivert und iritiiidH, MarUm Tire i. '
Invited to runera! hat L p in 77 Holland
u Ardnit.it j'a lloiuulim may b" m.wou,
JlljlML.lt lift I, .IUU. 1 i IfM
Anlnii'i' i.i ltomulna may b M-woOjr,,. -Unit HftU iii,.lTnr.r (m.
1,,'.,.7.,!i,U p"' .,i,mti . ,
1 1IK.XKUL Pf 1 Vtl.LIAM D . aon . t
i late lei T M .inJ Ileleuh Amui .Muriu
'llenki'l UoIattes ind rrleuil. inemberi ol
, ht Prtt.i'M anil St Mineon'n Kvanitellral
Lutheran L'hur. h' ImitoJtn funeral erv.
Icon. Tn 'I'M ii m , Trinity I.utliaran
IChupi'l. lMli .ui'l Wolf "t"". Int. adjolnu.a
i frrounil .
JIHVMi K li ..Al.ULI'.r II , "-V
' NU'li Nifil ih . lMthi and 'P")!'".
inemKia of 1 i.iiil..lnibiiiiiut bocietj. Ifj";"i
to fimerul licryt.-i -at . n.ro .100 Moon;
at Inl .Ml Tea' Cem. Vrlonda lnio I
.V. . ....... . ... ........ ..,
'A .".? - y"r. - :""W..,'","-,U'K.."'
nr MAltY V... lUuihter of
n.a !.... ltAiiljniln nnil Nullllila Jucoba. Ttelu
tles un.l fiiendH InMted to Hen Ices. 1'rl.. 2
p. in . MSO N lotli t Int. lit. Morlah em
.1011NM1N Drt il. litis, of plieuinoniii
at Oieiui Cilj. N 1 VIOr.V MAY wife of
IMchaid II Jolun-on nlnl duuirhter of Mr
and .Ui'i Wtlllnni liarwood, lined 27 l'u
nelal nerileea Trl 2 111 . bill AabuiN
ue (1. .Mil I'lty. .s J Int wiafldA cem
i:m,r,v.- ie''. . 'Aa.vu marie, wife
of Thmiiaa 3. iiiVi 'tr.. and daughter ot
fleorpo I. and tin 1 it MAry Thomas (nee
Dully). Iioliitlicei and friends Invited to fu
neral Sal . k J u in 1""" H. ilTUi at Snl
einn lilsli iuaa "1 leautem. St. ijabtlel
rtiuuli, 1M ii. ni. Inf. Ilory Crona Cem. Auto
Ti'v.'n-vsrKlN Dec" MnVAIlD II
. 1 JVANUlCNtillllN. sou of lato Edward II and
Carolina Imncenstoin. aged 411, Una N ctli
l'n
St Duo nolkn of funeial will 6
1ven
i I.AUIflN'. Dee ! l.ATHtJi:
LAHItrN
flioo Kllllunli widow of Michael LafKln. for-
...A. 1. .if UlienaliJnnll. Pa. lltilllnEin nnil
trlenda. alao i-eague of tha Hacred Heart.
InMted to funeial, l'ri., 8 a, m.. 1M4 Top
ker at. Koleuin reQulom maaa at St, Thomaa'a
Church 0.30 a m. Int. Holy Croaa Cem,
(.nn of late Daniel and Johanna Leary. Rela
then anil frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat , 8
a. m parlora of Thomaa C, Tlrocan, Bith
and Vino ta Waat PWla. High requlern
,nu, St. Oregory'H Church ,00 a, ni. Int.
cathedral Cem. Aulo aerte. ,
I,KNN0N. Nov. 10, JOSEPH M5NNON,
Relative" and frlenda. rjjembera of Hrlek
laytr; ll-uctlva A.ao.. and I- O. O. M..
Invited to funeral, l'ri,. 7 au rn., unertaklns
parlors t John W. Sheiy Ois s. 1JU at.
nr.ATng
Church 8 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Ctin.
NswttTk nnd Trenton paters copy,
I.OOAN. Dec 4, ANnitKW, hunljind of
Into Mary !,ou-:in aired to ltelathen uifd
frl-ndj inMled to funeral Krl . a i in
raldence ut M 1' Diet, 8041 Collfnii t
(Kruikfonl rnml and Cltarfi'-.-l at t Int.
North (Vdar lllll Jm
I.UKPK113 Dec .1 at lift ruirtcnc
Cti.lB Overhrook a1r Overhrool;. IAUV
HBt.ntlDtlB. wifo of Thomas I., IiUedcr.
Notlro of funeral later
l.UfcTZ Dsi .'. M.VTItIAP. husband c.f
l'uullne Luetj, affid 74 Kolatlo und
u'lne Lutj. aed 74 Kolatlc Mh. I"a.i71."'.'1, JU"-ll.ilTD.M " '
W,l.nri inH.nl I inloF trnfrtl.tu nf lf,ltn 1 tUIn'4 Wilson ftHll 111 tit III Jib 111 Ut,l
; - hayn." i-TaVilVrof.t On tl e" N OsV LlnVoln
I'lrel... No 8. of I'enn-i .. S-aumillomji Com-
inunlon, 11. of A.. No. 4. InMtod tn funeral.
Mat. p. r,i., i;'ii uniii 4t , iTaiiKicra
Hetnalnn may be vi-tved Frl after 7 I), rn
Int Oakland rem
I.VNC1I Klllid In actlun at flumett"
France, Auif 1J. faMaln inj.MI.'.VD V
l.V.N'Clt. ll-lnllifs and friend, all ortrnnl
nation of which he was a member. Inuted
to memorial penlca. hun . 7:3') p m si
l'aul'e i:hurch Cheater, Vj.
I.YXCII Dec. I JOHN. hilband of l.e
llllaauoth Lynch (nee Turey). UelatUes in. 1
friends InMted to funeral Mat , 7:31) a. in
coot oirara live w i-nua, ,iemu requiem
mam Ut. Axatha's Church 0 u. m. In:
nrlvft.
Mael'AV.UVND In l'rinie. Oct. 2 from
wounds inched In action. Captain JAMW
Muci AHI.A.M.'. .Ui'd.oi ( -cry, or uuriing
ton, N J., son of 'lhomiiu nnd Tult.abeth
MacFarlaiul and huebnnd of Coldv Pudil
SlocKorland.
MVlt'l IN Kl'l, d !-i a, t'on in l'rur,. e.
Oct 3. WILLIAM .T SIAUri.V eon of Mal
I' and late Jim fl Martin 'nee Colllns.
of 031 N Natrona et , aaed 2U HelalUes
nn 1 friend- troldler. lallor und marln-9,
Invited to volcmii hlirli map t rcaulem.
riat., 10 a. m St Aeatha's Church
MAT1IEU Iiec L'. at Atlantlt Cit'
LOUIa M, in hit la soar int. ornno.
huba.,d ot hdll.Mellliii.ly.. .IMUtt. ,
HaMIX'viu -.un.i.naniif
frtonda. Holy Nam Saclety of Our Lady ot
Mt. curmci cnurcn. employed or uio Eieo
iriral Uuronu an J 1'oDe 1'lwi IK Hen. Akso
Invited to funeral. Htit , s n. m.. 020 "Wo 11
ut. Htilprnn hltth rt.1juit.111 mtLpfl Church of Our
Iady of Mt. Cannel. D.00 fl. m. Int. Itol;.
Crows Cm. Auto service.
MolirhUAN. Dec 3. JOHN
nuscar.j or
Annl Mc Mull an (no Hrdv). IlelatUc
and rrienas. u. v. .ai. woaanij. jio.y .Name,
Altar, Ieuiru' of Facrel Heart of ?t Pre
(loug lllood, Dlv. No. 7. A OH. Piano
Tuners' Union, Court 1)M. J 01 V, In
vited to funeral. Mat 3 9o a. in LM 1.. N
2tith st Solemn rtuulm mas ,Iu lro
clous l.lood Church 10 o in fat JIu'
Cros Com Auto serlo
iMcNAMKK. No. ao. HAP.AU M. Mi.H
men ilcUoldrlclO. xrlaaw of Ml harl Mi
Numeo llelativos ard rrifr.d? ln.Itcd to fu
neral. Ft. 8 00 a. m.. V2 Kdgomont avr
f'Hffrtn ll!irhtsi. Titl Co Pa. S.iltir;Ti mrtn
of reiu!rn St. CharleVs Church 10 j 111
Int Kt. Chnrlou'ei Cem . Keltrulle.
MBlO-4 Dec 4, Rev HAIHIY XXCiCn
KOL.L. MUIOS. Duo notice of funeral will
bo l?!tl,
MlTClinU De( J AUTHT'Il Y . hui
band of Mary 3. Mitchell llolatUen and
friends invited t.t servlc. 1Y1 , 2:30 p 111 .
u2Q lloJiinn at Int. prhate, Fernwood
Cem. l-'rlenda may call Thu.ru , 7 to 10 p. 111.
MOltOAN Dec 3. DAVID YV . liuxband
of 12Ua 11. Mo man (nee Datla). aund CG
ZiiauveB ami menus, wanninition cmp,
aSSKaiot. Tribe
No. 3HH. i' J h or .v.. ana k a hoi a Tribe
!? Ili T fl IT Tlf nnd TTa.I n.', .
tisrnal Af.11. and nil other orir.inl -atlonf of 1
which ho iai a mwnbei. jnItid to lunial (
serlos. Sat J p. ni .i00. Uedr.oi Ft ,
Int. prlwite. Northwood Cem Auto funrr.Ti
nemalnp niiv rn vievod 111 . aftex Hp m ,
.WWJWU t uurnuHiun ..J J i 1
tJLilzAi)r 1 11 jv., iuuv. tn iiiiuni ,jor-
ton. airfd ol Ueiatuen nn.i trionn- inMteu
to funeral, Hat . 2 p. m tojddem of ri
In-law. "Wlllhim Sherman H.14 ritacv
Iiurlinaton. N. .T Int. Peml-erton N T
Omit flowcrw
NKI-MS IVt 0. It-tRXlY. ron rf Ijt
Thomas and James Nelnia. Ite'.tii und
friendu i;nr(jetlc Counrll, No 11 K of
I , tnMted to funeral, Hun . 1 p. in, JO-'S
H Darlen st Int. Jit. Morlah Cn I rli-r.ds
may tall hat ovo Auto Frke.
U'MALmY. Dftf. 4. ItuSi;. widow of
John O'Malley Relatives and friends In
Mted to funeral. Sat. 8 :10 u m.. 174K
Vineyard t. flolemn roauiem mans Ohurth
of Ooau 10 a ni. Int. New I'uthedral Cem
Autn funeral
OWKNa. iec a. lu-na ki.)' or .ior
rin Owenp Helathea and frtendi i raited to
funeral. Hat., 3.30 tu ni . aon'ii lesidence,
Jatnh J. Owenn, 820 N. 40tli bt XIIcli ie
iiuiem mas St. Jamufa'a Ulmv i 10 a ni
Int Holy Spulchro Cem Autn funeial
JM.TT15H80N. At her residence Rail
I'heakr avo . Dec 4 TMAP.Y J . daushtr of
iato Thcunaa IJ Patterson and UrtneMo. II
Patterson lue notlco of Tmeral later
PATTON Dec. 4 ANNIK J., daughter of
Hbeca and lato ileorRo Patton. Helatlves
and frh-uuld InMted to funeral Hervke bnt .
'2 p m 0010 Greenwaj w int Mt
Mnniih ni
PAt'L, Lkc t MAUOAliUJ'. f of
fl.'orse M1 Paul Helatr, ea and friend" ni
id to funeral eeMlce- riat . 1 jj. in ,
r""ldn. s of husband isllt AVIrd'o: ae
Int pitit Omit llowei
l-VYNJ- -! J. i;jIa.A . ldO oT
'ol ii' !iu N Payn, (noo IleiU). uted u4
' eur H'sianr' pi .i rr'naa mas viiv re
I I'ni.ua iiiui- f:iuii-. .n ijic pauui- l'i
W J I li illps. t,.,j N liith ut Int. prlate
mi PriJiij. Manuhalh C m . Pitman N J
1'i'ia.vjiMi ivL n ..itviiu rriijaUMi
ntwAA t.K niilollmj f. nl felnmla 1fn-)i1j Tfall
kodve. Xo. ail. I, O. O. 1. Fort War-hlng;-ton
kndBe No I10S. V and A. M.. lnlted
to funeral fcr'e. Hat , J p m . late red
dene. Ilaneu lllll. I'd Int Panen Hill
Ctni
H1.1JD Ie a. MAltY U ItULI) mte
Il.irdeni. lfo of "WtUlam Iteed. HeUtl'ep
and friend invited to funeral Sat . 310
a in . residence of husband. 1J.8 h Uroad
it holenm lenulem miH ht lllta'a Ciiurth
lu u. in Int rathedrxl Cem Auto service
1I1MHI llaan M A! HIV T rl.tiNW .,
rjeoiire H, Itecar. ised 83 Il-iatlvo and
frkMiJM Invited t funci-wl 8nicei. Pat 2
p m. 185 N. loth st. ,Int private. NortH-
iood fm.
11I1SK. Le ;: i i.uua ioii-.it. "UJie or ya.4 ipj'j fheptnut et
ImTuVo t!!i" JlV ijo'p ra' WIK.""!'!""-"! '' urate. HHnBoH
llUVma- A P." J p. n. l" clrlMi""""-- "JlI I: s J' o Jiox Sinn
j.inrt Cem
puiiivsn.v n j. iaxl i.' A nonix-
OX. Iflow of 'llioma Roblr.son. Relatives
ntiil frUiicli ii'i.J funern! Hat J p in.
ret 'luiuo ol Riuna.i.iusntel, .Mrs nus-e;i ii.:
Ion -."III S Oro-. t Int rit .Tarr.ei'R
i'iiii Iteiuaiii-i Inrt bo viev.l rn, art-
noMI.NVOXf"-r"u 3. MARY i: n d..w of
rive ri1 friends, members cf lHion
Preibvterlau Thurch. emploiea A J Reach
Co.. invited to funftrj,;. Sat . J p i.i , Jldl
liloaa it uLow-nam"i
it Drlvat Vorthr.au
it prnat. .North rd.vt
hurch 280 p. m Int
inn rem
nt'S.SKI.Tv Dec 3. SARAH wife of Ro l
nrt uu-kfiell llelatlve-3 and irlend Imlted
to funeral, flat 8 HO a. m . reeidei -c of !
won in-law Ir rranlz M. Coyne. ueBe arJi
laii rue st Holemr. hisli requiem mav ,st
Veionicva Church 10 a. m. lut Hon
riemilehre Cem Auto funeral
THICK Suddenly, Nov. " "NS'IT.LIAil
Hr-HICK, of 1?0S X 0th ot. Relathev und
friends, all eocletlea of chilli h1 was a
m-Ambei, Inilted to funeral. Pat.. J p m .
parlor of R Horacb. 11J8 X. .Jd a. Int
ijreenmount Cem.
SCUOOM:B. Dec a. MAROARUr
SCIIOOLK9 Relatleu and friends invited
to funeral services, tiat.. 230 p m , 15j
Wrliht t., Wanuyunk. Int private rnend
ruav call Kri eo,
HIMPSOX. Dec. . JOHX irKXRY SIMP
SOX, au-ed 80. Relatives and friendfl In- suA Uia ie d if ei ucir - v,ur u
Mtcd to fuueral. Itl . 2 P. m. nepha'n .real I portunitj to obtain i pein.anent noilign
tleiicu. Jolm Horn. 3G04 ?. floth at., Palli of xHh tlw Lest -vorK.ne iondlionn
scnujl.tlll mi. an. union vein. 'iviiiaut-!
may b vivvea inura.. alter p. m.
SMITH. At Salem, X. J, Dei. :i.
AMANDA FOX SMITH, widow of RIchad
T amlth. aired 67 Relative.; and friends
Invited lo funeral. Sat.. 10 dO a ni . 106
t.rlfflth bt . Salt in. Int Uaat Vieu Cem .
bPriAUH. lc. J EDWARD I.RAVI?.
huKband of Anna H. und nop of Ldwaid J.
and Clara M, Spears Rtdativ ef and friends
invited to funeral service Thure . fl r. in.
i;-i3 N. Wanamakei st 1'urthT koivUcs onl
int. Odd Fellows' Cem . Shenat.doah Pa
Fil., on arrival ot train leaving Reading
Termlnil 10:80 a m
STEINDURUER Dec i, WIM.IAM. hus
hind of Magdalene StelnberBr fnc Mabsei-h-raer),
aged 31 Relatives and friend? in
ited to funeral. Wtt . S u m . A AV. cor
Rosehlll und Clearfield fte. Requiem ma"s
Mt jionaventura cnun n jo a n. int
Moit Holy Redeemer Cem
ft rilYVAHU Dec.
i. iiAVXAii i: r-Mov.
ttt John II Htward uu.d 1tl Il.latlvi am
filend.i InvUail to funeral. I'rl . II p m . flt
S Vnlon Ave . I.an9do,sn', Pa. Int l'ern
wood Cm.
srOCKl.Cn 15ri- 3. lit Kz-afilns-. Ia
MAHY t . dauehtflr of Ilobrt Ri.a hit.
Kmma Hto-kler. Uyl.tlveH una frlendu. Mlnpo
Oounfll No 124. D of 1" . ana B.n 'Dr
nilnvo I.ndi.a' I'ounrll lnvttrl to funeral.
' RtfO u
y Hancock
i-jJurpij 0f in
Tfl, -iin-t Pa
in . lainnr H lebiufnra. jihl
at Solemn rraul.m laisi
,.., .I.. I nnA...llM 111 .. ...
ICSTIN Dec J. IIRUY. huallar.J ot
, at! ilury Tu,ti, r.rlatlir. Hlifl friend. I -
,.,a , fn.ral. l'ri. 30 a m . M0 K
Weitmoreliind at holenm rcquleirt mass
,,.,.,, of AScen.0n 10 a. m Int. Holy
i,emili'hrH iVm
vxiiKOMirr O. ' 2 1 at 140 dale at
oinev 1MV1IRLI.A 1' KMNH wife of Wll-
iium K. Vand.nrlft. sue( 27. and iXt. 27
t 11,1,1 AM K. VANUKUHIK-r. ard 00. Uela-
' him an.l frl.mla InMteJ to luhrfment. North -
,100j rem . Trl .Dec . n J p. m.
van KOHN AtViiriNtnnii.ru Iet I
OIJVKR 1'EIIHY VAN ItOHN. husband of
lute Matilda vn Horn aged TO ueiatlvea
nn-l frlende Watam Trloe. N. 411. I O
(intl frlenda IVatim Tribe. Nn.
It M . InUted to funeral. l''ri ,
k n ti.
ti'sldetice of aon, William M Van Horn
12UU l.oi ut Et . NorrlstoTin Int. private,
,at afternoon. I,eerlngton Cem Hoxoo,
ouitli I'a
WKI3LI11 Suddenly Dei 3, PAVID.
husband of Kate. Wakeleo (nee llromull).
uged il5 Relatives and filendn Incited to
funeral .ervlce.. Sat . 1 ti m . 2521 S. Han-
oek at Int. Kernwood Cem. Remains ma5
be leved Frl 8 to 10 D. m. Auto i.urtege
WALLER. Deo 4. UAKATETTU WA1
I.ER Relatlvea and friends lnitod to fu
neral .ervlees. "rl ,2pm. chapel of An
drew J Ualr - Son. Arch and Hull tr
Int. prhate
ALSH. Dec. 4. ANNA M 1' . daughtei
of Michael J. and Julia A Walth RelatHen
and friends, Soladlty of ll. V, M.; alumnae
of Ft John the llaptlst's High School, ClaT
of ,1IU1 taidles' T. A 11 Society of St
John the llaptlit Church. Invited to funeral
,sa , 8.80 a, m., parents' residence, no
Rector at., My-. Solemn high requiem rnus
St John the Uaptlst Church 10 a. m, Int
WKIlfin. lieo. 3. ERNEST, husband of '
Catharine Weber, aged TO, Relative, and I
friends Imlted to funeral services. Sat.,
p m. ooou .ermi;- -b , i..-iiii;auii,
Int Westminster Cem. friends may tall
l"rl T to B n m,
ECKESBISR; Dec. ,?, ANNA WHCK.
EHHElt, widow of Joseph Wockeseer (ne
Pfeutfer). aged 03. Relatives and friend?.
Woman of the Holy Family of St. Uonlfaclna
Church, Invited to funeral, Prl., 8:30 a. ni.,
1827 N, Waterloo at. Requiem mass Ht, Bon'
ff aclua Church, 10, a. m. Int. Moat Holy r-
27 ti, Waterloo at. Requiem mass ut, Hon-
VSSir rSm'6, il ' " It-SlMt .
. ' ,- .A' - tv Vi'
ueeiner
I
Fran, ... Oct n. iiAt.Plt nv:nni4l: WMtT
TAKKlt. ascd 2'. son of OeorKO H end I.ldk
l WliltraUer Helatlves and friends Invited
to memorial senlre st Oentro Hcjuar-i Jlct,
0'ilft rolerona! Church Ccntrn rtquar v
.1 Sun 2 m m
WII.UV -Doc 4 l 'I. Villi,., sMf. of 1"T(ll
eiidj c W'llev ltoUtlres and friends In
Mt d to futierHl. but . 2,30 li In , refild lice
of daughter, .lra Joseph ChamiiiT. 03d I
Hace ut Int. 1'arnwood f'em Trlunds ma
cull l'ri er Auto eerIce.
WILSON Dec. 3 JOHN 1, , l.uelintij o'
h'te .tohn 1, Wllmm. need yj lt-.t!v
?r JrWnin Imlled to f.rj e.. M..I a i. in
441 H. l'axun et Int Montruii. i 'em 1!
milna mar bo vle.ied Krl . 7 to 10 p m
WILSON Der 4 MKLLHI K, u Ite of
Oeoiiro II. Wilson fn" llobinHon-WIUoni
HeiatUe and frlenJs Women'e Illbl Clu"
of First Jt. w. Churrh InMted lo fune.ui
services, 54 1 Hadluti uve . Camdon, ?at
2 ti. m Int orlvate llnddonllM llai'tl'i
Cent Friend- mv car rr' 7 to a p ni
tVOUTHIVOTON Sudd, nil P.. 4.
JAMIIH WOllTHINfrrON am. 7J lltlatlw
and friends. Southampton Coun,' 1. No. I'ld.
O 1 A . 111'lted to funeral rtat n m .
resideniii of Bon-ln-law Jason H Homeland,
Holland. l'i Int William Venn Cem.
utos will meet train linir Ynrdlei- 12:14
and r.adtnT leimit il lj r, j m al Cornel
Ion Stiti. ii
ZIJIMKItMAN ' N Till AVi".,i P
10, 4 I! I IX.VIiri'll M ZlMMinstl.W acsd
mi Peruen and i-il private
LOST AND FOUKTJ
JiAO l.o' .Monday afternoon cru velvet
haff ici.l.tlnlh-' uO.tilp ral.r.,ad 11 k-t -o '
Cymv)d eniull su-n of moncv und toarab
rmir juuo&ni aroniiei in or n-ai Arcadia
'ineiir- iswaru mo lien, i.l iinmJ
! Tel"Oi.n Onwvd 143 W.
, l.l..m,.,i ,, . rcijard . 1. tn,,, t. 501h
.-rr-.- , . ,t . - - i
IlOVlrf.-t Jnt msll I'lnli s itlr . ),.
I . Inlng 1enln . t20 re'd I' 14 I.I a,l Cent.
--T,r,trt, v r-"",. . . . -
niAMONn I oet diamond lioreeslu, . do-I
erl reward Jlrs. C. W L.oid. llSli
lrsne st . Oermantoivn. Vlume otn r.TIJ. I
DOG - Unl. umla riiklnui 1v.l- 'i mivhs .i.i.
relhT- tU turltnir nvop bav. . Hnward "
If rotiimeU tra 1140 V TiIihof U"n si , dtr
HIXll Lot, Urty'd plutttiiiin tli.u "du nonu
and KfttnliirH Hivrt nttinr- lliunri t.hit-i
-...- . .-- ----.. -.- .- -
, euor, i-i.i
17 Ch"stni.t- cart of Win I Wan
amuitcr
Hl.( Ijowt. Nov 2s il tinond uti 1 miiic
Blttir Phlta or X Y lipiurii i'xut
t.tAnt Hna. Tjltt-Carllon Hofel
-CAUKI'IN Uost' "dtain'tinl -o.it.,. 1(. - at:
p!n. Haturday night Uleral r ".n 1 ,
MU"tloiiH arltod. ' 151. Led. 1 utitil
HELP "WANTED FEJl A Ir,
int.
K.illa1lt
v 1 ill
. I .IE VI .
HVIIJ. NOT JIKAN MlllTfU.V X in
MtPv
T11K Ui.L'uWfni t"Jly IM-Kiwl
ATTKU "A Hi; WAIt VIIJI, ti!:i(j winj;
tJAl'A.NMlUN I". Illli II iUVii'l IJM .
TV
jJUSTll 1
OO ".Ul UAM'
'jimi: roiTmx
PilltAI Ul.M
PP.OMOTIO-S AND VIA li UML.Vj IV
HA1.AHY is cektmv x i'i-i:rii:t
ih iii-:ornti:i:
l'ARClXATIXt: Wor.k VMM
Vl'LIY riIOSENT ASSORT T12fi
I AI-VJiT A M lo
M Wi'KKOW
i.:.i Art-h i iiifcrf r:..t
. i . Olielleit je Mlsn Y,ingu
4od Marlvet t -Ml.'i amlth
o i: r,th t . rher I3 MIf ll
a Ni:v i.mpi.omi:nt j i'u:i, .r
.7 1 iT
VNH
ANH .'HKi-TNUT TH ul'UN OAY
KVT;NTVfl
r tr( 4 ! p -r mis-
iON'iiri:
I I I l'llifM.
U fcilt'LlnlMJ biJMCMOlt )lSli ol
AN TO hiMCIT Al'VKTlTISTNfJ OVF.U
Tlin Tl"laTllTTONl" Kill! A4 Ia.AV-
. 11KNC13 I'riU.U' I.i:iMli;i
l U-MPA.M,
i.TU AND CimaT.Sin V"
lfiHin-PiVT
CDIBIAI
at r telephone nvitchboarfl In
u ."iitrai oiiics, no expt nei.. o iircesM,:
a P"manent peuc-tima iofc.tIui tuiurd i
j ounr oman who can hui.d the orl
riat!efaetnrll Mi- Z'uso'. 'Jf, t'helten
IJIUj CTE RII waMed" Iminetiiat! on
who i rapid and accurate, choice nf mi
chine , hf.urB ! to (! piIotv aerordins1 to
ability World VtlinCnrp liiifi inet
i;oukki;UPr3I,. lj rU' 1, n tnke ohnrtr
of otfic one familiar wan lnstullmni
fiirmtuie butineP yreieueu.
Marl:et t
AMIIL'HS lJep.utrnri Btore
, ibtei eiip . ief intngrlti
Apply uJo'i
caeh
T! F
i'1-i;hks am ir.AiTr..--
holt BUitllAL' Ol AliJI'STAIUM
M'i'Lv unin.r or mwnviinM
WAXVUVKIIIV
- -
. :r'M? SfX t)1 n K
I V AJIH . KM-KHU 1. 111. .1UP h.ANU
. At LLilAri-,
I-A1.A1.V
l'Uii i:in
METirilAKT HIIIl'IR ILD1SM i'OUl . Am
1' Sl.lm.lr: B.. .ni lCmi-rir-iu i rir. I i-..'i.
,r ND nArK STf. putlAHCr.J'IIl v
Ur I'bnt rniiliimrit uirki
llAl'.IIIMl.V TA
r'nOK"' Miiiiir white jtl w ml'il. .ubiirh
Cull brfAeen 12 and 1 MVA 'Wld-n.r Rid.
COIK ironil iane"
vrrnltv TlOhliltil
ApliV in pel 011.
lth inil Sinn..
rn
I COOIC, nce 1U 7441! Dfvui i
A'm 11inn fh.Biii'it Hill i'.'iV.I
.Uou-it
1 'tnio.Nh UK ll" IAI'll.h
OPJJRATOR
Tlie wuji' biHle i 511 to iJ.l ii vcek u -pending
upon ability und cvpcrience: u hltrh
claas operator ban ai cpporluu'tj lo firn
as much as J27 per vveei;
Reasonable vji at. on illowahi f? mi. ( .
granted. ,
Seven and u li liuuit ioiUinj ttm .lu"
und ftj hour- cftturdjv
VPl
- UMPIOYMRN'I
Idll ARCH '!
or
IM l
i mi
PCRI.Ii5III.Nvi t
i :mpi-oymi:xt orncr
; i u vvd sanvom st
hi.iNG nn- u uith v
OOlvIXO nd djwncUi:- vurk iili
famllj . no wajdiinff or Ironlpg
? nut it
rood
Iaio-
1 waeeH dial .iiuvaie ave , ijuetm
,!.... n..,.,,. ..!., r r...
IIIUI1C "'-'"V" .-.i-"
i DHMdXhU, familiar will, diufting an 1
toiormg. on ornuuiciuai nou won., iiraa
I employment, at-te lull particular'
If "IT
I. iuilur i enii.u
VICTAPHONl: OITJUATOU
Kxi'ijiiiuvcKr
ll-H,T UT'ltKAf OI' IlMl'I.OYMhS I
WANAIIAKIJII'S
. . , - . -
I iiii-rAl'IIoNU ol'UBAToll- t-nlimdld onnoi
, tunltj for experlenied. wwUe op.irutoi
liberal aalarr to start N'T. r O. Hot .11711
I "
itjjit:to ivavts wiwi utii-i-i-
, "'VZ,.J;YiiV SiVi j ii ii-i."'ffiiT
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HOflS. C.OOD SM.CRY
VPPLY 1301
LOCUST hi
LI.LIOT r-1'ISIIEIt bllllna lum hlne opelatui
or tjplnt Chriatlan, ealarv to ttart ?la
perweek:iVil.i.JiLi!y5' iLC'iL Ji5i:,'J, ,11Jc
QIllLS AND WOMEN
I , eUent opportunity for tboi" perlvjnr
tearti and P'Timuent emploMiunr o,t
llsht -.or!.
ArAKMHLi:ilH
I'lWllU PRL.N-!
I Al'PlNU MACIIIN1.S
FOOT PRES-S
Ultll.t, PHKHR OP1!UATOR
iiHNEUAI. HELPERS NEEDED
II. T PAISril CO.
3201 ARCH ST
OIRLS
14. TO 17 YEAItS OP AOI.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY roR.nuJa-
A1TLY BUREAU OP KMPLOTS
GIRLS, IS and over; while glrla
orclalty work: all sitting work:
the tlmei learnera guaranteed at leo'
week, 1211 Spring Garden st,
T.AllltilH-M Take work horn.
atampinc au noTcuiea; permanent uti:
arkst.
1)i:atii8
styiKii
JSTier.
tlm.l
2 I
Market. ' I ., ,TB
cWigsTami.. i j-eiiri'oiat'fcrirtt iy"Siw- -f -- , frnT. --&'$ ' "!
'. . " -., ! " -n.f !itA r" . f iS ir- - " --it,., -1
HELP WANTED rEMAiE
LAUND11T '
. i5li;.N 1 Oil PLAIN AND r.VXf T
inONINIJ
Vl'i'LT lai's FILUISftT ST (
ilDl'HKjl'H helper "wanted, fom tf until
il.Sn dalle, to talto caro of t" o-year-old
ffidur,d nrtejsl PI4J Pine at
I'.CniUV nmf kltelien help, ht. to di,
eieanlnir. par., ci.-etable na!i silver and
lue, ntc. Apply 1SIIJ .Market st
-lALBAWOMUX IVANllkD
f'Olt VAIHOl'S lirSf'AUTJIKVlH
KXPamcxcB not xkckpsatit
IM'I.V llJrPI.OT.MEST lit m v
lit imoTiinna
4ALKSW'rnH.X
toll l-KltF'TIMKH. LIlATHLlt GOODi.
HANDKElirillUrS SHOIIS AXD SEvi
lll'.Al. OT1KIII DKl'AinjH:XTS
Al'l'l.Y llflUIAU OF IIMHLOTMUXT
WAXAJIAKHIfP
SALDhnrOllUN
rmen for blouses und su
I'eHnanei I iKiwItion
I'ON'WIT TIlT.M.n It- '
flTH AVI. . llt.TNI 1
t
sai.ks O.MI.V iiw h iiuii experience In
n"iuns ffoiiin ouisiue won;: must be able
lo talk tonkin, inirh to business men ami
iiomn, -.ilar. r f4li. Ledger Central.
SHOE SV1.i."Wimkn ."tperler.red ateadv
isiBi-l. i, ri.o.l ettllr short hours, no even
voii. iiovu noo- sn,p l-us I nestnilt
- K;'.?," umaTu' .1? 'url' onf rn0ninC, 1
lvoneinnti.n dlelrlit, state erperleneo and sal.
a, rxpo.t.d f, fl ' o Ho JIMS
' r"l.-xr. -n i i-m-iT ",77. n, v-r,-r
-1''0 ,iiAriti.ii oni familiar with Under
r ood tmiLliInc Apply W it. Fo-terT 12'js
V ir i ' '
rTi'ri,r..ir"w
AhsUtni.k Ida-1 waitress rant-
1 i-hoit .hour", no Sunday work.
Apply
Tiuiiwinkl J2-I & lftth 1
AVAITHKSSE WHITi;, VOTt
- or.VYKH INI) 1-LOOU WOllK
M'PIA UCKKAU Or JJMPIiOTMICXT
tt'ANAMAKKrrS
wkm:is
w- .i tt.ut.'-d .win uic 'aoim .ciii ed on
nui Hh.rthiffi' and drees kooJ Narrow
riompton Knonien dobte Iiead box lomi
V u. five and slx-'ooni vlntidv Good pav
n-ur.int - bun-H fi put tuition and uttPd
jn i
A tm eaei vho hue haJ experience
n otlur looms can be jTlen infltruttion on
m ir work.
Ilourdlnfr pluu found f.r jsintrle men or
ii-omen and Imui-e for employe v ith f,im-
r'i y i -. i.jn-i.u.li.vi tfi new
;i spiKii'i, rrti;i:r
nnsrvi:. pa
in
iuMPiiuYMKvr irni'i.
VMCHI'ttVr.K MANLFACTTUINtJ tL
THIUr .ST. AXI MOM oX AE
- rni:n;n pa
aomia' n' 'm:an
AM) POMSH
ipl.v uaxmkf:u's i-trmurk
WAnxnrotwj:
i: cOl! -Jli AND WASH1NV.TON AVU
M'OMIIN Volt "WRAPPING
nui suKcnxisHixa ;xii)rf. to..- vrr
APPI.V IlPUCAl" OK nMPLOVMKXT
VVVXAMAk'nU'S
UM .d JA1Y ianilliar viiii ueiieni.iir and
r oloi lit., txperlonci-d in liiiiriHainn force of
K.rN: nut.! full paitlcularn nd leference1
M 344 T,t(Vr LVnta- z
1 uUNd VOMAX to handle telephoiie"witch
board In a rentra olfioe, no experience re
lUired, nn rpporttmity to become ueaoClated
lth u iri ov Insr industry in a ponltlon "which
ivill onl line after tho ar; initiative nnd
..1j.:.1 will Htnji. iiotnution ce Mr
, liiey 1f.il AihFt , rttt floor
' VorNO "WOMAN to leafu lo upemt a telv
phone rw Hrhboiird pinl uisUt in centre I
if ir o expel i"iicc lenuired a iiermaneni
pnnitlou MitU hurrahed vapen certain If
snl i In (lutisfaiton See MI5 amlth,
0MuikelBt
vouxrj woiujv ovi:n 17
YEAUK OF AOK. I-'OIt
VHHinUS AND IXSPKCTOTIP
ppia mm:r op nMPixYa.iKXT
IVAN UUKKU'S
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P.OOkKKKPCHS SN.)iV. STV:XOh..T15-l25
CAPADLi: orrifi: "IVOMKN - Separate dept
HELP WANTED TCAUT
d'Ool.VHSl
'i cot .lccountani. iwi lcu tor
uwi'iun t 41" I-duer Central.
eCi l.t -
' AitL.Nl Lo mutortriiLk frrt.irht elation i-
pri"!! c vvlth railroad or einreas company
deslrmi Write P n07, ledger Off.e,
Vhf.TANV to manager of accounting- depb
- An upport'jnPv foi vouiiff man with
I hlbh n h.'ol trulnlns or its equivalent In
hu tir-HH t'diP.uion inuct b interested In
mod ru nwthjds and 1m able to Khow from.
i.rvioiM Kp-ri' uce .ihilitv to produce accu
i it. und depuiidable n. ports M b2l, tidger
on to
V.--IS K I t"lnoli man with some pub
lU-aitou"'.! s" 'perlenfe prcfirred; want
" 1 : I ."inpiun foe r-tmanent poet
lio i ;!' ai lu I t xporloncc reference
y.iUir . xi t ! 1' '-..". I odyer Central.
I VKM5 1 AX T in iur.lilr'e office; one experl-
cwd ur Mth Knovledi,'t of booltkeepinr
i rtried. fat Hire, alary und experience
r ilr-t Jelter rtlfl lcder Qftlce.
, WVO MECHANICS
I aMILIAR "WITH FORD CARS
Vt lCR- WD Hl.AYY-DCTT TRUCK B
J.St i
! OIlot; i:UPAIR Mi-. U TKD
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i frl v i s i:mii.ovmi:xi oi vtm
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(-'mIoeil of Afi 0'h
(.. "ni KppH
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Al TOVlUJVliiK Iufi Haul.
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TV oil; Mitrit b.1 sou i
Nteady
'olonlal Paths' Uhl Huntlns Park aro
LIAKEIl lIuwJ iifict vu.d Apply in p.r
inj I'nlM-rmii lto"i,ltnI 31tli und Spruee
ULACKSMIIIl wanted, fm ufl-a round ma
chine 'ilfttK . ,t ttilnt. Apply John Ralzlev
lion Voilte r.t I .- O I in tn u
CICKSMrni for iiiopiiotrinrwnaon work,
AppU II i Vml.,- 1717 uM York road
itolUatJl-CivEISf' "TtH Pints und l.eatere
for tanlv 'inn, r, o I m.ii.i'h Vpitly Settlon
l' llaldnln ii-nr tii WorKa lUddjfitone,
fi SeaJfl.Chirlea ItVind
UOOKKUKPM' - " n.t.d ut il i.inpetent
lithle book- tl',irouerhlv familiar with
3cnr il lidrer i v '. foi an uut-of-oi a tnipt
uil. Address r.-t ly .aie o thtn office
t! iliR 'prlii r terii, ,iy and alar de-
,lrd M 111'. I. .mr HIP. e
liriOiCKr'Kl'l.R foi . oat lecl, i worlt b
'tuc'i i nii.ji si au ivprl ih e ref '
-'lem.1 und -a n impe led P ,",4o Ledger
Central
HOY Miinttd lui geneial wnnc m large of
fl''-. yon i pa an and excellent future for
bnv with all tlit ! und unilnt.,in Apptv
elghthtloe, merl ,ii bioieti i lOd VoOle.
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VVANAMAKKIl'S
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VI Pi V urilEAl' OP PMPIaiI VIEVT
WAN A VI VKER S
Dl ICIIKIlS CAlV AND 'lV.VIB, WANTEfTl , ,
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S I il;, 221) AND WASHINGTON AVsJ.
CI(rPI'i:tltS AND HELPERS .
APPLY WAVAMAKEIt 0AUAQU
nUl'THWKBT COIINUR 23D AVD WALNUT
cut puis run caupknteri
50 CAJtPliNTEF.S
WANTED AT ONCE
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