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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER " 19, . 1918
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Soldiers of City
on Roll of Honor
U Continued from I'nto One
", in May. of this year. Shortly after lil3
' Arrival In Franco lio was promoted to
tre a Daiiaiion sergeant injir mm irunw
Icrrcd to tbo Fourth Division, Ilcsular
f ,Array. in August, only a mourn or so
f later, ho was promoted to ue regimental
ftcrgeant major.
Sergeant Major Herkert was wrapped
tip In hla work and devoted to his own
division. He firmly believed that It was
tho peer of any of tho units In the
American army, nnd that Its exploits
would live forever In song and story.
He always referred to his "outfit" as
llio "Glorious Fighting- Fourth," and
milled that he would ncvur cease, to be
thankful that ho had been privileged
tti servo with such u "Eallant bunch of
boys."
Before Joining tho colors Sergeant
Major Herkert was the prlvato secretary
of the president cf tho II. W. Butter
worth & Sons Company, manufacturers
of textile machinery. Ho was a mem
ber of tho Church of St. Judo and the
Nativity. Tho younc holdler was the
only child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herkert.
of 339 North Sartaln street. Mrs.
Heckcrt has been confined to her bed
with a broken foot slnco the day peace
A as declared , ,
Private Leonard Joseph, wounded. Is
twontv-one years old und t,on of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Joseph. 2823 North
Taney street. He li u member of (.0111
panv CI. 31Gtli Infantry, which trained
lit Camp Meade and embarked for over
sea duty last July A telegram from
tho War Department receded a week
neo states that tho young isoldlcr was
wounded seercly In action on .September
28, but a recent letter from him dated
Jovcmber 24. Informs his parents that
he Is getting along fairly well and hopes
to sail for home shortly. Prior to being
called to the colors ho was employed
ns n salesman. ,
Corporal Charles It. Clifton, wounded
stated In a recent letter that he hud
been amply repaid for his wounds, as
prior to his being hit he had managed
to add three moro dead Hermans to his
list. He had been able to get them
through the aid of a field glass taken
from a prisoner. In the same letter he
writes. "I am not tooting my own horn
In speaking about medals, as 1 am the
recipient of ono given to me by a dying
Frenchman whom I pulled out of a burn
ing tank." Clifton Is twenty years old
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clifton,
2011 Woodstock tdrcet. He Is a mem
ber of Company D. 315th Infantry. He
was a carpenter by trade.
1'rtvato LeEoy Iiobbs, otllclally re
ported missing since September 26 has
written to an aunt, Mrs. J. K. Vandor-illce-
3909 North Hlshth street with
whom he made his home, that he Is In
the best of health and expects to re
turn home soon. It Is probable that
he was slightly wounded and taken to
a French hospital for treatment W hen
he failed to report for rollcall on Sep
tember 27, his regimental Intelligence
officer listed him as missing and, owing
to the poorly devls d system fT handling
the casualty rolls, the supp'ementary
statement that he h"d rejoined his com
pany has never succeeded In -ive hauling
tho original erroneous notification.
rrlvate Harry Shcvlln. wounded the
latter part of October, was much Im
proved by November 7, when he wrote
to a friend In this c'ty that he expected
to Ir iVcharged from the hospital soon.
He joined the colors September 14 1917,
wan trained at Camp Lee and Camp
fJonlon and went overseas with Company
B, 327th Infantry After reaching
France he was transferred to th head
quarters company nnd Mas with that
unit when Injured at the battlo of the
Meuse. Frivnte Shevlln made his home
at 1922 North Franklin street.
Sergeant James Moran tiarrlih,
woundeil on September 30. Is a native
of North Carolina, but had been living
In Philadelphia for a number of years
PHILADELPHIA SOLDIERS LISTED-
ON TODAY'S CASUALTY ROLL
KILLED IN ACTION
BKRGKANT JOSKriI A. MULLEN', Ches
ter. COKI'OTCAL B. J. SIcCOLLUM. -'230
, South Bucknoll 8t. .
nUC.LEB HENKV JACOIIY. 2000 nmr-
rKIVATE JOHN I-. McJIAHON. 1S3S
Insorsoll t ....-
DiEn or ni.sK.tsE
8EHOK.VNT MAJOR BOIIHRT A. IIER-
KEBT. 039 North Sartaln St
COtll'OKAL JULES LEI1ILE. 1320 West
rlUVATE'jAMES SI. CALLAHAN. 1S03
UttillB 0'.
DIEI OK WOUNDS
CAPTAIN CHARLES II. CItOHE. 193
Ltpplncott at.
Woundfil Severely
LIEUTENANT JAMES II. CUTLER.
230 Hchool tone, Uermantown (pre-
LIEUTENANT EDIVAKU A. DAVIS, bl2
COrRTOItALNClLLLVM IlYERi. 140 East
COIKT-OUALtIIUniI McCORMICK. 2000
East Somerset st.
1'rlrates
rmvAltn C. WAtlNEIt. 2(103 North
VvilVH WOXTON. J l.V. South Mole at.
LOKENZtl RINALDI
187 LoEun at..
DANDLE (.LEAr-ON 2832 North Tay
THOMAS V. MULLEN LY. 5003
Coyn-
JAMES ALBERT HOLOMON. t-ai
lir'B Tlraocl nrt rivatnut sts
WILLIAM A. DWEB. 3704 P
ton l,
aro Ku-
rlnceton
THOMAS TATKICK nOUCHERTY. 106
FRANK rihKRAUSB.y0S10 CSermantown
HiriiAmi MEYKK. 3!on North Mh, st.
HARRY U. BROWN. " outh Qulnc(!
Jiis?pii CORSK.NTI. 701 South fith at.
WAITER II. IIAUI.E. 4IC.1 Uber st.
IlUIlil J. lmNNELLY. 4303 North 10th
JAMEsSl. O'HARA. 1012 MlfOin st.
JOSEt'H II1NKLE. 3UO West Sedeely
ATLEe'b. MABCIERUM. 141S llutchln-
inn nt.
E.ULK I.
ELLIOT, 2040 North German-
CIRAGOS KACHADORIAN,
830 Water-
nEOICOE J. I.UTKH. ,-,2JR Kennedy at.
jiimkpii ANIIRBW. 4S4 West Ontario st.
CHARLES "'.DEENEY. 1313 South
AUOUSTO riROVANTI. 2840 Vara-
NfTHANf FRIEDMAN. 520 llee.l St.
IIABBY 3. I'lbOANM. 2032 West In
diana ave.
SAUI. SKOAL. 400 Queen at.
VETEB MHBI.IS. 3430 Solomon st.
1IENBY 1. HINESIAN. b'J I.a Crosse
STANLEY rUljiKLaffiJ Almot st
243U North
Jlllin iHUJw i..-,-.3
loin su
WOUNDED, DKfiREE UNDETER
' MINED
Cuntaln
JAMES BROWN SCIIOCII. Waynrt
tProvlously reported unotflcially).
Lieutenant
HARRY It. RAOE. 339 Washington avo.
EDWARD W. STERL1NO. 3811 N. Dar
tcn St. tPrevlously reported unofficially).
Seriteants
HARRY II. rURIIANH. 1229 S. 27th at.
JOSErll F. CL'MISKEY. 2713 Llvlne-
ANDREW MORRISON. 900 North St.
JASIlfifSl. UABNIHH. 133 South B4tb t.
Corporulx
WILLIAM O. MABRINOTON. 221 North
IIARlBYnK.t'KEninJEB. ISIS East Moy-
aoHNno,DrONNELL. 2503T East Indiana
avenUe- ITWates
'THOMAS C. ASCOUOH. 4103 Eaat 9th
CwiLLlAM' II. IIENDEBSONK. B803
' UkSnABU Si. JOSEril. 2823 North
VINCENT COIA, 2043 Morris st,
JOHN J. FITZGERALD. S llrewater
avfnue.
HARRY S. LENOX, 4085 Tackawana it.
?A til, I.KRKE. SXIlS Orthodox St.
FREDERICK IIENUER. 2014 Master at.
i'PAWILAS I1AUSIS. V12 Krlrndahlp ave.
fjaVUi iUir-DMAN. 1011 East Moya,-
.WnVEBsf THOMAS, 1334 Bouth 0th at.
ittOOD. JOHN V., 290 Collora at., Oer-
TKBY.nlICGlI v.. 803 Northeast
Boulevard.
'HONAUIIAN. MICHAEL. 1324 Bouth
39tb at.
WlSTAlt. OEOR4IE W 2843 Amber at.
BAUMEISTER, FRED. 2805 North 2d St.
'JjAKTEK, IIARRIHON. 1719 Pal at.
JURR.ir. MI U.I AM J.. 1230 South 27th
t.
'SCHUBERT, JOSKrjI B., Downlnltovrn,
- Pa. (Invalided to U. R7)
ri.KTCHER, ARTHUR E., 402J Haver-
ford ve.
(VTASKN, ITIANC1S I"., 443 Qeen Lane,
MBai!KTlwr"THE4)DO10S. 019 Winter
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,. ' &'
FRANKSMITHOR.
HAfiR.YSHEVLIN
Wour3-3
wouncVcd
JOS.UMPEfc R3.HORWIT2
wounoen wiiLintitci
E.CWAGN&I2
Vounrtccl
TFAtiQUHAia.
Wounded
H.H.MCCORMICK J.COBSENTI
WoorcJ(&d Wounclcd
before tho United States got Into the
world war. Ho enlisted In n national
guard regiment in the summer of 1917,
was trained at Camp Hancock and has
been In France since July of this ear
He was foimrrly employed as an en
gineer on a city dredge and made his
homo with Captain John Lank, f th
-.iiro Wj-it Vcaer. at 135 Soma Firti
fourth street.
Sergeant Tlionian Ilojlun. wounded in
the thiga during the battle of the Men1
Is still in a French base hospital, but
Is imnrolng and expects to be sent
home soon. Ho Is twenty-three years
MERKI.INC.ER. IIENKY, 1S31 EaM Som-
prnPt Ft
CiERIIARDT. 1'REIl. 1521 West TULller
st (Oak-"l )
CORE. CHARLES. 1127 Snjder ae.
M'RENII. B. .1., IIL'7 .Snder ave
JONES. Iirnil. 1JJ1S North 27th t
WILLIAM II. HtKiHES. H-l Arch st
.MORRIS JAMISON. 131'L' North I'raiik-
JAVlYs J. BLOOMER. H.1S Carlton at.
f'ANFIELD Ml Mill, 2'IIL1 Kdselv st
WILLIAM CHAPMAN. LMI13 East Stella.
I.EK V. JONES. 23", Latona st
HYMEN- ZIETENIIEHfi. 143 Uturel st
A.NTO.NA. SALAVA. 302I1 Earp st
KAMH3I.rH THOMPSON. bSUO KrwU
.VAnue.
THOMAS M. DIDDLE. 270,- Stlli. st.
ANTHONY CII'RIOTTI. 112S Chritlan.
L.VWRENCE 1". CASSIDY, 241 South
JMh st
CHARLES T. LUCUSKIE. 4543 Edee-
tnont at
DANIEL McNAMARA. 1810 South Olad-
Htonn nve
PATRICK 4. ELAVACiAN. 213!) Vlnu St.
JOHN L. KOIIIIINS. 1328 Arilr'e st
I.II'NEPPE MVIVI, Sim Kimball st
TIIOMS IV. JONES. 2HMI East Dauphin.
RM.IMIII 1'APARO, 1131 Titan t.
IIEOIKiE R. SCOT. 11 II Ellsworth st.
HARRY II. KAPPAIT, 40.13 Krankford
nvnu'1.
CHARLES Jl. TOMASCO. 1311 South
nth st
PIETRO ZINfiltONE. HO.T Catherine st.
DENIS HKiERTV. 20W Urandywlne St.
(rln ! a private).
JAMES DILI,, U3!i M,isrher st (servlnc
ns a saddler).
J:Kl,R,.'E.A- RI'IH'. 5120 East nth st
IIENJIM1N I'. l.t)l'. 2!IS3 Tlltoli St.
MliriN HARBISON. 5725 Pine St.
BENJAMIN" F. MINI). 5418 Chester ave.
l.OI'ls I-KEnS, mnii; East Thompson st.
ELMER D. IIKIIWN. 1037 North 11th St.
JJIIIN W. IIIHINS, Mil I'jrrlsh st
JOHN CINCEENE. 442 Wharton st
JAMES A. DIXON. 1812 Halnbrldce st
ACIIII.I.E V. SCACHE. OfiS North 2d st.
ERNEST F. WIDMAIER 1415 Kerbaugh.
JXMhS llCON. 2421 EaBt Cumberland.
JOHN J. hi HN'EIDKR. 2043 South lllth.
ANDREW J. CLIFFORD, b. 107 Dia
mond Kt
ALEX M1SCHIEWSKI. 272H Albert St.
MICHAEL POWERS. 3437 Clearfield et.
WILLIAM S. I.II1K, Iiiih North fihth et.
nmii.is tanrsi), iii-i Mimtrnse st.
EDHAltD J. CCLLEN, 3431 ClearOeld.
MAHON T. FOUNT. 102!) Unity it.
CHARLES II. i.I.LA(.HER. 2302 North
15th St.
JAMES A. CIRK, 1859 East Clemen.
HERBERT R. OCHS, 3024 Baltz st.
VII XK V. HARPCR. 2210 West .1th St.
HU.VATIIRK REFIOLI. 1148 Chorltt sU
JOHN SORDEN. 2114 Naudain St.
VAILLLVM F. SPAI1R. 5327 locust St.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
.Major
EFFINGHAM II. MORRIS, Jr.. Ardmore.
trreilously reported unofficially .
Lletltenanta
WILLIAM STI'AKT LANDIS. 8(1 East
Stuart ue., Lunsdoune (previously re.
ported)
J. V. MERRICK. 3D, Uoxborouch.
(Previously reported unofficially).
AUGUST MANASSEHE. 3U0 Diamond.
EDWIN SMILEY-, 3203 Haerford ave.
Herseants
FRANK BROICS. 3433 t! st.
CHARLES II. ItlN'EHARDT. S340 Pu
laskl ave.
CorporaU
rilARLi:s II. BM'ERS. us" Crease st.
WILLIAM RITCHIE. 4800 North Law
rence at.
Privates
IIABBY M. KALMINE. 020 South 52d
st. (Ineorrert address).
THOMAS SPENCE MORGAN, 2102 East
Ontario st.
ROY J. MORHIH, 2042 Wallace at.
JOHN . MOREY. 337 New Market at
EMANUEL II. NEWMAN. 2435 Coral st,
I.EO SMIDL1N. 31(1 S, Srhmeldy st.
JOHN E. KEOUG1I. 215 North Simp
son Kt, &
HARRY S. TDMLINSON. 2270 North
Cameo at.
CHARLES N. CLIFTON, 2011 North
Wodstook st.
WILLIAM J. REYNOLDS'. 2940 Klpps at.
OIAOVANNA GIAOP1ETRO, 183 Sey-
meur st.
FRANCIS DE SALES
Hnnnvsldn nve.
GOLDE, 3412
JOSEPH C. GORMVN. 607 North 10th.
JAMES J. GBOMMI.EY. 2JI3 Richmond.
RUBIN H. HOItW'ITZ, 28 North HOth
WILLIAM SEIGLER. 838 North 4th at!
AHEL J. THII.ES. 5737 Chester ave.
41AV1N WHITE. 3327 Emerald at.
JOHN T, IIANNUM. 3423 Merlon ave.
l.OIIIK KEYIIOI.D. 300H Emerald at.
SAMUEL SEZEItillCKY. 1034 German
town ave
ROBERT JOSEPH SPRENG. 1127 Snyder
avenue.
JOHN F. BRADLEY. 2512 South 11th.
JOHN CHIIJSIOI'IIER GROSS, liana-
rifEDERICK SYLVESTER. 2703 Ortho
dox st.
THOMAS B. WHITTLE. 1B3B Harrison,
HARRY JOSEPH MCCARTHY" 103i
M"Cy MISSING
CORPORAL PETER KERR, 2123 North
13th at.
I'rltntes
HENJAMIN II. LEVIN. 3118 Aramtnco
c avenue.
JOSEPH G. CROY'DEN. 1818 flnnth loth
ABRAHAM DAVIDSON. 1718 South 7th'.
JOHN F. DEHICAH. 11137 South 20th at.
VHL'II KrlIKIttf AM. K.-.n Kr.wth llZ.lZJ:'
PASIJUALE IlECAHLO. 934 Kemon st!
WILLIASI GOLDM.N. 1011 Bouth Oal-
luwny st.
FRANK D. BAYRR, 3223 North 2th at.
GKOROE L. HAHSON, 2909 Hancock au
ii n r n II .
W K ' mr 7 m, 'L. "J
BATTLED IN LIBERTY'S CAUSE
LOUIS
SACKS -
Vounctecl
Corp CH.CUFTON A.O.RAFFERTY
woonclta wcvncicu
FI2ANK MB.YIN
Wounflsd
cJOS.tZOSS
Wounded
P.D GOLDEN
Voundtd
S.SCZEEBICKV
V.CHAGELE
VooncIcdt t.L.EUIOTT
Voundcd
old, was trained at cjnip Meade and
sailed for France in July last Beforr
Joining the colors ho was employed by
M J McCloskey, 107 Market street
and made his home at C071 Iteno street
Prlinte IMwnril Jtimrrlson, twenty-six
years old, was wounded on September
20, according to un utlictnl telegram re
ceived by his iste. Mrs Ella Zane, of
5D4G Chestnut street, with whom he
made his home. He wasMrafted m Ma),
ralnrrtj at Camp Me.ide and sent to
FratiLv In July as a member of Com
pany I,, 31Cth Infantry The last letter
received from him was written early in
fe morning of the day he was wounded,
probably only an hour or so before lip
went "over the top "
Prlvnte Daniel Cuporell, twenty-seven
ye.iis old. was slightly wounded on Oc
tober 2. according to a lettir Mated Oc
tober 11 received by bis mother, Mrs
Annie C.iporeli, 0101 CSlenmore' avenue.
He enlisted in tho summer of 1917 and
went to France In July of this vear as
:i member of Company M, 110th In
fantry. Private Marthal S. Aguevv, twenty
three years old, wounded, was drafted
In April of this vear. trained at Camp
Meade and went to France in July as n
member of Company D, 315th Infantry.
He expects to be homo soon, accoiding
to a letter received by his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A It Agnew. of 1250 North
Fifty-fourth street Jiibt before sail
ing overseas, Private Agnew married
Miss Catharine Morl.iritj, of 039 Wynnf
vvood road.
Corporal Joseph II. Tlnne.v. olllclally
reporteil as wounded on .September 29,
wrote to his mother, under date of No-
"Everylhine OJC " member 24. that ho
cvery,milB ijy wa(J ..fe,nB nn(...
Wrote Wounded and everything was
".. c,-,Vlnl"B ,1S
i. .'. ., ,. t!.io
days ago a tele-
gram from the War
Soldier, to Spare
Mother's Feelingi
U o p a r t m ent ar
rived, Rtatincr that ho had been Injured
His famllv was much upset, for they
realized that evidently he had been
camouflaging n bit about his condition,
and, as he had invariably ended all his
letters with tho laconic statement,
"Everything O. K.." began to wonder
how many times he had been Injured.
Still thev felt that If ho was able to
write a letter on November 24 and had
been wounded on September 29, nearly
two months before that date, he had
probably entirely recovered from his In
jury, then they cheered up consider
ably and began to appreciate ine
thoughtfulness of the young soldier In
trying to spare his mother's feelings.
Comoral Tlnncy Is twenty-four years
old. was drafted In September of 1917,
trained at Camp Meade, assigned to
Company C, 315th Infnntry, and sent to
France in July last. He was an actor
bv profession and would have been on
the road this bason with a musical com
edy company If the war had not Inter
vened. Ho made his home with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Tinney,
at 259 West Diamond street.
Private James llogan. officially re
ported as missing slnco November 9, had
evidently returned to his own "outfit"
bo soon after that date that he did not
consider his absence worthy of mention
In writing to his family on November
10. He was drafted In May, given a
hrlef but Intensive training at Camp
Meade and went to France as a member
or comnanv A 315th Infantry. A
brother Is a member of the Machine-Gun I
Bayallon of the 314th Infantry. Tho'
l'WVrOPLAYH
f t0llk JP
THEATR. ES
OWNED AND MANAGED BV MEMBERS OF l
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT
S2D AMOVE MARKET
EDNA GOODRICH
In
"TREABON"
CEDAR
00TII . CEDAR AVENUU
LII.A LEE in
"MAKE A LITTLE TAnTY"
"."-vl OMI A I tn. tc Maplewood Aves.
VwULAJlNlAL. ::m and 8:15 V. M.
11ESSIE LOVE In
THE DAWN OF UNDERSTANDING"
CI lDi7kr A 0TH MARKET STS.
C.Uln.N. MATINEE DAILT
NORMA TALMADOB In
'HER ONLY WAY"
FRANKFORD 4715 Frttnktord Av-
SESMUB HAYAKAWA In
'HIS niKTHIUailT"
TCiTirnDcrtM soth and dauphin
Jfc.rrfc.iauiN RTn. mat. daily
CLARA WILLIAMS In
"CARMEN OF THE KLONDIKE"
JUMBO
FRONT ST, A CIRARD AVE.
Jomi-o Jmirtlon on Frankford "It"
EDITH uibikbtt m
"JaJWtii
BLaB HINO"
M.CHERINS
Wounded
W conduct
- JOS.W&I3S Strtft.R.A..HERKET
wounclffrf untci
H3
L.DODAICH Strdt.THOS.BOYLAN
Wounded wounded
3
L.FRIEDMAN
Woundr'
V.B.UGHES
'VoOadr c5
L.RINALDI
Wconc'cd
TRMULLELUV
fVoontcd
young snldleis arc tlie sons of Thomas
legan, of 1809 Huntingdon sticct.
Sergeant Bernard 1'. Golden, slightly
rounded, was a resident of Chicago and
was drafted In that city. He gave as
'its emergency address, however, tho
homo of his sister, who resided at 2832
Ridge avenue. She died during the In
fluenza epidemic, and so far as the War
Department can discover Golden has no
other relatives.
Private Thomas .1. O'Brien, Company
F. tl5th Infantry, was wounded In ac
tion September 28, according to an ofll
lal notlLp received by his parents, who
live at 4727 Unibrla street, Matiayunlt,
i few days ago. A letter, however, dated
October 10, Hays th.it ho was HI for a
while, but had recovered. He was
drafted a year ago, trained at Camp
Meade and has been In Franco since
May.
Private Frederick llenser, wounded,
I" twenty-one years old and a member
of Dattery D. 108th Machlnc-Gun Bat
talion. He enlisted at the outbreak of
war, and following a i-liort training pe
riod on the outskirts of Philadelphia was
sent to Camp Hancock for Intensive
training and embarked with the Haln
bow Division In July. A telegram from
the War Department slates that he was
wounded on October 6, but a recent
letter from the young soldier himself In
forms his famllv that hybrid returned to
his regiment. He received his education
at Temple University and was formerly
employed us a clerk by the Bell Tcle
l.ho"e Company.
Prlvato Ituhlu S. Hnrnltx, wounded.
Is twenty-four jears old and a member
of Company I, HCtli infantry. He was
sent to Camp Meade in May. und fol
lowing a short training there he rm
baiked for Franco last July. According
to a telegram received a week ago from
me war Department. Horwltz was
l'uundccl slightly on October 1
linS to n recent letter, the young
, illlnost elK , , to being
to , , r moving
Accord-
ng soldier
Inc called
mov lntr-nlctlirn
operator and lived with his parents. Mr.
una mrs. imviu uorwltz at 2336 North
Thirtieth street.
Private Lorenzo Ittonaldl. Company A.
First Infantry, wounded November 7.
Is another native Italian who willingly
responded to a draft call and fought
side bv side with America's own on tho
battlefields of France. Tho Government
telegram baIng that ho had been se
verely wounded In action came to Mrs.
Cornelia Foglla, 187 West Logan street,
where Hlonaldl boarded prior to going
to camp. He had lived In this city about
six years when summoned to join the
colors.
Private Frank E, Krause, 6745 Ger
mantovvn avenue, wounded, had wrltter.
of his Injury long before his father re
ceived the notice from the War Depart
ment In his last letter, dated Novem
ber 17, he says that he was wounded hi
the leg In November, hut falls to give
any details. He added, however, that
he expected to be sent home soon. He Is
a member of Comnanv C. Twentv-thlrd
Infantry, and went to Camp Meade last!
May wnn a urait quota irom this
city. Ho remained In camp only two
weelts before leaving for overseas. He
was born In this city twenty-seven years
ago, and educated In tho local public
schools, A brother, Harry Kraus,e,
twenty-one, of the Fourteenth Machine
Gun Company, returned from France on
tho Leviathan with the wounded last
week His hand was smashed Septem
ber 29.
Sergeant Harry Loivden, wounded In
PHOTOI'LWH
I nCf KT 82D AND LOCUST SWEETS
LUI.UJ1 Mats. 1:30, a i30. Evica.utoutoll
CHARLES RAY In
"WTRINUUKANS"
NIXON B2D ANR MAmu..87TS;,,d
THE SUHMARINE SINKS"
(Comedy)
pARV" RIDOE AVE. A DAUPHIN ST.
r-rvrw Mat. 2:10. Ev. 0:15 to 11.
FANNIE WARD In
"JAPANESE NiailTINQALE"
rKOI I 02r AND SANSOM STS.
rUVVw'L.l Matinee Dally
WILLIAM B, HART In
"THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE"
STRAND OERMANTOW'?vaevneanco
BRYANT WASHBURN
in
"UYJ'SY Til All'
WEST ALLEGHENY5S&SSV
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L.rf.rt.
artlon, October 3, degree undetermined,
was a member of Company A, Twelfth
Mnclilno Gun Bat
liluccoal's Brother tnllotl. He went to
ti ii ,r i i Franco bcvoit
I ainfully If ounded months ago, and
has seen consider
able action. Word that ho had been In
Jucid wuh received a few days ago from
tho War Department. Relatives of Ixivv
deti got a letter from him, dated Octo
ber 30, ut which time ho said ho was
in first-class condition and helping to
chaso tho boche. It Is believed that ho
was wounded on November 3 Instead of
on Octnbe- 3, ns mentioned In tho wlro
from Washington. Lowden enlisted a
year ago, and trained nt Gettysburg.
He Is a brother of Policeman Charles
Lowden, of tho Trenton uvenue nnd Dau
phin street station.
Private Frank Freldmnn, 1911 East
Moyamcnslng nvenue, wounded, Is a
member of Cotnpuny B, 310th Infantry,
nnd has been In Franco since July, In
a letter received by his mother yester
day he rays that ho waB wounded Sep
tember 20, In the leg, and has been In
a biiso hospital since then, but Is Im
proving rapidly, and la now nblo lo get
about with tho aid of crutches. Ho got
called to tho army In May, and was
trained at Camp Meade.
Private William II. Hinthes, wounded.
Is a member of Company G, 31Clh In
fantry. He was Inducted-Into the service
September 20, 1917, sent to Camp Meade
for training and sailed for France July
8, of this year. He received a shrapnel
wound In his left arm on September 29.
According to a telegram to his mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Hughes. 321 Arch street.
A few- days later a letter arrived from
the young soldier that ho had been bad
ly wounded, but after an operation had
fully recovered. He explained that ho
had waited until all danger was past
beforo writing her, as ho did not want
her to worry about him. Before Prl
vato Hughes entered tho service ho vim
employed as a dispatch clerk by tho Fin
Icy Acker Company.
Cook Edward C. Wagner, wounded,
wrote his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wag
ner, 2603 North Darlen street, btating
that he wan In a hospital recovering
from a shrapnel wound In the side. He
added that ho had entirely recovered and
was "so fat and btrong you will not
recognize me when I get home. Hegular
hours., pknty of eats nnd a good bed
havo done the trick.'' Cook Wngner, who
Is only nineteenth years old, enlisted In
'he regular army on July 25, 1917. He la
a member of Company D, FIfty-e.ghth
Infantry, and sailed Jor France on May
9, of this year. He has a brother,
CharlcH, who Is also In the army, "Some.
wh"o In France."
Private Thomas P. Mnllelly, wounded.
Is twenty-four years old and on of
Mrs. Winifred Clark, 5003 Baynton ave
nue He wns wounded s. vero,y on t 'O
Inst day. November 11. and h's folks
havo not heard from him Mncc ho wns
Injured. Tho last letter received from
him, dated October 20, states thot he
had been over tho top three times and
had come through without n t-c-atch.
Prior to being call-d to tho colors he
vas emp'nyed In a dye works. His step
father and two brothers-in-law are also
In the service,
Trlvnte HurIi .1. Donnelly, vvunded.
Is twenty-eight ea- old nnd formerly
resldrd nt 4503 North .Sixteenth s're t
He Is a member of Company B, 315t',
Infantry, nnd trained at Camp M -de
Accordl 'g to a teleg am fr m the War
Departmeit, the young soldier 'vas
wounded on October 8 He Is now con
vaUseing in a hospital at Colonla, N.
J Accordln. to "a roc ut lettc I ln-
been necessary for the unending physi
cians to amputate his leg. The young
soldier's parents arc both dead.
Private Wnller llnulr, wwnded, mem
ber of the 316th Machine-Gun Battaion,
Is tvvtnty-foui vears old and formerly
rtslded at 4951 I'ber street. According
to a telegram from the War Department
the young soldier was InJureJ on Octo
ber 1. A letter ncelv d yesterday 'rom
Lieutenant Het.dirs;n. his company c m
mander. dated November 24 said that It i
had been necessary to rcmovi Hagl"'s
light arm up to the elbow. Hag'e was
also hit In tho left wrist and received
two wounds In the left leg, but Is now
convalescing, the letter added Prior
to enlistment he was an Ice wagon
driver. A brother, Henry, twenty-eight
years old. Is now In France and another
brother, Erwin, sailed for overseas dutj
tin oc weeks ago.
Musician Joseph C, Gorman, wounded,
Is a member of Headquartets Company,
321st Fied Artillery. He has to?n serv
Ico on five sectors of tlte western iront
Lorraine, Verdun. Chateau Thierry,
Soisson3 and the Argopne Forest. He
was wounded In the Argonno Forest,
October 4, On November 2 he wrote i
that he had completely rccoveied from
his wound. '
Musician Gorman was Inducted Into
the servlco October 12. 1917. trained ut
Camp Lee and Camp Gordon In a
letter written September 20 to his '
mother. Mrs. Anna Gorman. 507 North
Tenth street, he tald that he was en
closing a piece of German paper money,
which he had taken from a captured
German In the fight at Chateau Thierry
But the money did not accompany the
letter, the young soldier evidently having
forgotten to put the note In the envelope
or It having been stolen en route.
Private Earl L. Elliott, t-criously
wounded In action November 11, Is a
member of Company C, Eleventh In
fantry, and was hurt in the final charge
at Sedan the last day pf the war.
Ho had previously been gassed. Enlist
ing in June of 1917, he trained at Camp
Hancock n ear beforo going over.-cas.
He Is twenty years old and was in the
Jewelry business beforo joining the
colors.
Frivut Francis D. IJohlrn. 3412
Sunnyslde avenue, reported wounded In
today's official list, vviltes his mother.
Mrs. Bridget Golden, that u. sniper put a
bullet through his left shoulder and
laid him up in the hospital tor a while,
but that ho Is getting nlong flno noiv.
"Ho made a 'bum' Job out of killing me. '
and a comrade standlnr; by shot him, so j
he will never snipe ranybody else," j
Golden added. He was trained nt Camp
Leo, Is twenty-six years old and singled
Private Joseph Corsentl. wounded, has
returned trom trance, lie is In New
York now and in a letter a few days
ago to a cousin. Miss Mary Olio, 704 I
South Sixth stieet, nays that he was
Injured September 28, but that ho had
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BURDEN OF PROOF"
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FOR THE FREEDOM OF THE EAST"
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UlBRALDINB FARRAR In,
'TURN OF THE WHEEL"
KNICKERBOCKER UAAnT,
DOROTHY aiSH In
BATTLINa JANE"
I r AnUIJ 41ST LANCASTER AVK.
LEAUt-iv MATINEE DrtILT
JJRYANT WASHBURN In
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virtually recovered. Ho was a member
of tho Headquarters Company, 316th
Infnntry, and hud beon In France since
July last. He left here last June with
a draft contingent for Camp Meade.
Corsentl was employed ut tho New York
Shipyard, In Camden, before Joining tho
national army. A brother, Tony Corbcntl,
was drafted at the same time und was
assigned to tho same company. He is
still in France.
FRANCE WANTS SYRIA FREED
Official Statement Disavows Any
Ambition Regarding Territory
New York, Dec. .19. (By A. P.)
Asserting that "France has no ambition
whatever in connection with territory
In Syria," tho French official bureau of
Information declared In a statement Is
sued here last night that "all Franco
Intends to claim at the Peaco Confer
ence, as regards Syria, Is that the Syri
an people shall havo self-determination."
"It Is true," the statement continued,
"that the chiefs of the various Syrian
groups are all agreed lo consider Franca
us the only power that can properly In
sure the protection of Integral Syria.
"Syria, In accordance with ono of tho
fourteen principles stated by tho Pres
ident of the United States, has the right
tovfreely choose her own status and It
her status Is to be under the French
protectorate, It will be becauso she will
ha,e made tho request not because
France will have insisted on It."
ENOAGE5IENT8
HAMILTON unaENHEIJIER. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis P. GeBcnhcimer, of 2333 N. 17th
st., nnnouncp the engaeement of their
dauRhter. MARIE, to Lieutenant FRANK C.
HAMILTON. United States army Lieuten
ant Hamilton hae Just returned from over
seas servlco.
IN MEMORIAM
"We have loved him In life: let us not for
et him In deatft."
In lovinpr remembrance of
Lieutenant FRANCIS CHARLES LOOUE
of the United States .Marines"
who died on fentember 10 1018
while en route to France
with his rcslment
"A eallant soldier, a peerless friend, a
prlnco anions men."
LE HON TEMPS CLUD.
IinitAL In lovlnp memory of my dear
friend. HAllUY ft. 11EHAL who departed
this life Dec. 19. 11)10. E. L. JONES.
Iteatijs
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Newton Center. Mass..
17, 191R.
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1015 8 St. Ilernard et. Funeral services
Fri. 3 p. in., at Church of New Jerusalem,
Dancing
THE
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dances Saturday even
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styles of rlancing taught, inclu 'ing
the latest moderji dances as intro
duced1 at the convention. Chi!drcn's
classes Tuesday, Wednesday and
Paturday.
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The CHORAL SOCIETY
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Assisted by. members of the
hiladelphia Orchestra
T
And h fnllowlncr ioted Artttfl
Florence Hinkie, Soprano
Merle Alcock, Contralto
Henri Scott. Basso
Walter Pontius Tenor
DECEMBER 30
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RFOFNT MARKET ST. Below 17TU
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DEATHS
22d and Chestnut ata. Int. private. Wood
lands Cem.
ALnERTSON. Suddenly, at th fovln
ton. Dee. IS. HAllUY M. ALUERTSON.
Notice ot funeral later.
ANDERSON. Deo. 17, JAMES T. AN
DERbVON aired 72. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Frl.. 2 v. in,,
son's resident's. Howard H. Anderson. 118
Peyton ave., JladdonOeld. N. J. Int. private,
baptist Cem
ABHTON. Dee. 1R. at 4033 Powetton
ave., ANDREW U. A811TON, aged 07. Dui
notice of funeral will bo given.
ATCHISON. Dec. 17, HANNAH
nilACKEN. widow ot Btcwnrt Atchison,
nelatlvea and frlenna Invited tn funeral
services. Pal.. 1 p. m., S.vio Poplar st. Int.
private. Friends may view rcinaina Krl.t
after 7 p. in.
DAEIin Dec 13 ISAAC L.. husband of
Frederics. Dachr, Relatives and friends,
Clrarmaliers' Union, No. 106: Phlla. lajdce.
No. 04. L. O. of M.: Southwark Turn and
Honntaic Schul Vorcln. all other oreanlja
tlona of vvhlch he was a member. Invletd to
funeral, Frl,, 1 p. m.. 123S Point Urecze
ave. Int. JIar Nibo Cem.' Komalna may be
viewed Thurs., R lo 10 p. m. '
DARTHOIXJMEW, Dec. IS. EDWARD,
husband ot late Idary M. llartholomew. Rrla.
lives and friends Invited tn funeral serv
ices Sat.. 2 d. m., P. O. H. of A. Home,
Chatfonl. Pa, Int. Hillside Cem, Itemalna
may he viewed at Hillside Cem.
IIASSLER, Dec. 18, CHARLOTTE E.
daushter of Charles K. and late Jennie E,
Ilassler, aged 2 months 0 daya. Funeral
services Krl., 1 p. m., grandparents' resl.
dence, 0100 Larchwood ave. Int. Northwood
Cem.
nENDEI,. At Lenola. N J., Doc. 10.
DOROTHEA, widow ot Gottlieb Mendel. Fu
neral residence of granddaughter. Mrs.
Emma Toulson. 4025 A st. Int. Qreenmount
Cem.. HunT 2 n. m. .
11ENNER. Dec. 17. JACOR IlENNER.
aged H7. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services Hat,, I p. m., son s resi
dence. John It, Henner, RtS Davis ave.,
f'llftnn Heights Del. Co.. Ta. Int. prlvato,
Ml. Pnce rem. .
RENT. Deo. 18. at Overbrook, Pa
MARY KTERN, widow of Luther Stedman
Rent. Funeral 10:43 a. m Frl., at Over
brook. Int. private.
UERNASCONI. Dec 10 JACOB, hus
bind of Mary Uernasconl. aged 70. Rela
tives and friends, Musicians' Protective
Asso., Local No. 77. A. F. of M Phlla .
are Invited to funeral, Frl.. 7 30 a. m.. 833
N. 21st st. High mass St. Francis's Church
O a. m. Int. If.ilv Cm,, r?m
HONNF.lt. 1,.v in ANNIE, rinttf liter nf
James and Barbara Ilonner. Relatives and,
friends Invited to funeral, Frl., 2 p. m..
parents' resllcnce. 2141 Oakford at. Int.
Hoiy erne Cem. 'Remains may bo viewed
Thurs . H tn 10 n. m
BRADLEY. Dec. 17, MAI1EL. wife of
Albert E. Bradley and daughter of Samuel
and Elizabeth Scott. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Frl., 2 p. m., residence.
020li Cedar ave.. West Phlla Frltnds may
call Thurs., 7 to 0 p. m. Int. prlvnte.
IIRINTON. At Sermalze. Prance. Dec. 8.
of pneumonia. W, CARROLL, aon of Walter
and Elizabeth S. Brlnton. of Frankford. aged
BROWN. Dec. 10, ELMER MtLTON. son
of William M and Josephine Brown (nee
Pcrret) aged 11. Relatives and friends.
Fuplls of the West End School, Invited to
uneral, Frl , 0 a. m , residence of grand
mother. 0103 Larchwood avo.. West Phl'a.
Services St. George's Church, ftlst and
llazleton, 10 a. m. Int. private. Mt. Morlah
Cem Auto service.
III!CHANN. Dee. 17. MARGARET
R'THANAN daimhter of late Daniel and
Roso McCurdy. Relatives and friends In
vited to services, Frl.. 11 n, m. 2203 Fltz
water st. Int. Newtown Cemetery, Bucks
Co., Ta. Remains may be viewed Thurs.,
7 to n p. m.
BURD. De. lfi. Dr. J. PATTERSON,
son of Joseph Burd, of Junlntft Co, Pa.,
and great-grandson of Colonel James Burd
nnd .Sarah Shlppen. Relatives nnd friends,
Columbia I.odre, No. 01, F. and A, M., In.
vited to services Frl . 10.30 a. m., Oliver
! H. Balr liMn.. 1S20 Chestnut st. Int. pri
vate, i CAHOON Dee. IS. MARGARET TA.
1IOON. daushter of Mrs. Ida Ulrlck. aged
i si. :aaii Westminster nve. Due
runri' vi' n given
vvai.jiv.i,u ai iiii,, ipvser i.. tjr- -nn Arcn sis. int. vrivmr.
mantovvn. suddenly. Dec 10. WILLIAM KEENET. De 10 i-WNIfc T., daugh
III'GH son of Chrlutlnn Jahn and late Wit- ir f i:mma and lito F-nnk F Keenev.
Itom Cnrdwell aged 24 Relatives and
frlpnoa Invlfprt In rnnrn! ITrl . ' n m..
apartments of ICIrk & Nice. 0.101 German
town nve.. Germantown. Int private.
CARNEY. D c. 10 JOHN. Hlstnnd of
ll'ldtret Carnev (nee T.eeV Relatives and
friend Invited to funeral Sat.. 8:10 a. m.
221."i Greenwich st. (22d and Dickinson!.
Hlsh miss St. Edmond'a Church 10 a. m.
In'. HaIv Or Cem. An'o fineral
CARTER Dec 18. WILBUR MYRTE
TITS, hvsband of Ann 8. nnd son of the
Rev. Sinue' C nnd Emia M Carter aced
211. Relatlv-es and friends livlt-d to funeral
services. Sat., 2 p. m., 31 N. Llndenwood
st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may be
M...i wri,, h (o in p m.
CL1NE Dec. 17, RALPH M.. hushand
of Irene Cllne (nee SIrrnsonl. need 80 Reln
tlves and friend. Jlrotherhood of Rnl'rnnd
Trainmen nnd Relief Asso. of Atlanta Cltv
R R.. Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 2
n m parents' residence. 1721 llmnre at..
Cnmden. N. J. Int private. Harlelgh Cem.
Frl'rt wv oil Krl 7 to O p. m.
COLLINS l)r. 17 JOHN C. husband of
E. Grtr"d Collins (nee Weeksl end son of
Michael D. and late Elizabeth Collins aeed
37 RMatlvea and friends. St. Elisabeth's
Assemlilv. A. C. U : Division No 22 K. O.
II : emplovea of lla'duln Locomotive Works.
Invited to funeral. Sat. 8:30 a. m. 18ns N.
21th st. Solemn requiem mass st, Eliza,
beth's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral. ,
COOK. Dec ti LEONARD It . hushand
of Catharine Conk (ne Crnmmllleri. Rels
tlves and friends, all societies of vvhlch
he was a member. Invited to funeral serv
ices Sat.. 2 p. m.. 3300 Emerald st. Int.
private East Cellar Hill Cem. Remains
niav b viewed Frl. .after 8 p. m
COSTELLO. Suddenly, at 118 E Prnvl.
dence road Aldan Pa., Dec. 10 ELLEN,
Widow of James W. Coslello. aued 08 Rela.
tlves nnd friends may view remains Thurj
from 0 lo I' p m. Int. St. Aenes's Cem..
Utlca. N. Y . Sat
CRIDER. Dec. 17, MATtY E.. wife ot
Georg-o Crlder, aced '-,"3. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral, Sat., 8:30 a. m.,
3004 E st. Illo-h mass Ascension Church
10 a. m. Int, private.
CROZIER. Dec. 18, MARY, daushter ot
tato William nnd Mary J. Crozler. Rela
tives and friends members Evangel Presby.
terlan Church nnd Sunday School, employes
Allen. Lane S(ott. Invited to funeral serv.
Ices. Mon.. 2 p. m.. ."(HI Whitby ave. Int,
private, Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends may call
Sun., 8 to in p. m. Auto service.
DESAHAYE. At Norrlstown, Pa.. Dec
17 KATHER1NB L. I'ARRICK. widow of
William J. Desabaje. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 2 p. m..
residence of sltcr. MriT: M. V.'aironef. 2021
I'onlar st.. Phlla. Int. prlvato. Mt. Vernon
Cem. ,
DEVANY. Dec. 18. BERNARD J., son
of Bernard and Annie Devany. aged 1 year
2 months. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, Frl., 10 a. m.. parents' residence,
iis.ll N Vanpelt at. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto funeral. ..
DONAHAY. Dec. 10, Do WITT 8. DONA.
HAY. M U.. son ot Mary 13. and late
William If. Donahay. aged 50. Relatives
and friends Invited to (.ervlces, Frl.. 2 p.
m.. molher'a residence.' Adelphia, N, J. Int.
Ardena. N, J. Conveyances will be at Free,
hold station to meet trains leaving Broad
St. Station, Phl.-a.. 8:33 nnd II a. m.
DONNELLY, At Camp Wadsworth. S. C.
Dec. III. JOHN J., son of Andrew F, and
Margaret M. Donnelly. Retutlves and friends,
soldiers, sailors and marines. Invited to
funeral. Sat.. 0:30 a. m.. parents' residence,
2810 Richmond at. Solemn requiem mass St.
Ann's Church 11 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Com Auto service,
DREHER. Dec. 10. EUILTB. widow of
riillln Dreher. aed S3. Itelatlvea and
frtendn Invited to funeral. Frl.. 3 n. m.. resl.
drnce nt ion. George Dreher, 3727 Melon at.
Int. Mt. Monan tem.
DWYEIl Dec. 18. JOSEPHINE, widow
nf Patrick Dwver and daughter of late
John and Margaret Allen. Funeral private.
17.' N. .'tun nx. ctntemn requiem mgn
mass St. Elizabeth's Church, Sat,, 0 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. -
EVANS. Dec. 17. at Rosemont. Ta,,
WILLIAM L. husband of Alice M. Evbhs,
aged 01 Relatives and friends. Cassia
Lodge. No. 273. F. and A. M.; Montgomery
R. A. C. No. 202: St. Albans Commandoy:
K. T.: Lu Lu Temple. A. A. O. N. M. 8.;
Belmont Drl.lnic Club. Invited to funeral
services Frl. It a. m . Church of the Good
Shepherd. Rosemont. Pa. Int. private. Re
mains may be viewed Thurs . 7 to 0 p. m.
EWINO; Dec. 17. MAUD, wife of Orlm
.1. J, Ewlmr and dauchter nf Mary and late
Unvld Ncoll. I'ue nolle in ru'irtni
iJT.Sirvrirf. 17 nATIIARINE. widow
of Domlnlclc Farren. Relatives and. friends
Invited to funeral, sat., n a. m lain a.
Irfltheow at. High mnss of requiem Church
of th? Sacred Heart 0:30 a. m. Int. Cathe
dral Cem. Auto service.
FEOLEY. Dec. 17, GRACE E.. daughter
of R. Lmerson and Annie M, Fegley. aged
21. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, Thurs.. 8 p. m.. parents' residence,
171(1 N, Judson at. Int. prlvRtc. Frl.. 10
"'FINCH. At Palmyra. N. J.. Dec. 1L
Rev MATTHEW MINOR FINCH. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Bervlc-s Sat.,
" S tn.. Central Baptist Church. Palmyra.
N J. Train leaves Market st. ferry l:.1fl
n. m. for Palmyrn. N. J. Int. Mnrsan Cem.
GAFFNEY. Dec. 17. CHRISTIE, wife oi
Charlea Oaffney. Funeral services and Int.
private, 130 Suman et,, W lssahlcaon, at con-
"11... in,In . 1
CATHARINE.
daughter of Frederick A. and late Catharine
aallagher (neo Walsh), aged 16. Relatives
and frlenda, children pf St. Ann's School,
Invited to funeral. Frl.. 8:30 a. m.. resi
dence of father. 2822 Edsremont nt. Solemn
requiem mass St. Ann's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holv sepulchre Cem Au'n srvle
'OITHENS. Dee 18. FRANCES ADEI.E
STOTESBURY OITHENS. vvlfo of Dr. W.
H 11. Glthens. Services and Int. private.
GREENLAND. Dec, 18. ELIZABETH,
widow o Arthur C. Greenland, aged 78.
Relatives and friends ' Invited to funeral
services. Sat.. 2 t. m.. residence of aon-ln-law,
Charles P, Jamison. 017 N. Crelghton
at. (02d and Westminster ave,). Int. private.
NOOrrToslrM'ArN!il!De?en,f0. .MAGGIE GROSS.
MAN (nee Maull). wife of Jacob arossman.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
.services. Frl., 2 p. m husband's residence,
17SS N, 28th st. Int. private.
1IA1IN. Dec. 18 FREDERICK A., bus
band of Ella Hahn. aged 57. Relatives and
friends. Court Cohockslnk. No. 142. F. ot
A: Selocta Tribe. No. BBS. 1. O. 11. M.I Lib.
erty Castle. No.il4. K. G. E.t Westmoreland
v..,iv uneflctal Society. United Brothnrhnnrf
UAt,WlUilwi' iT a
of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Union
nin.
riupiuj're u f,t,at, f nnucrKlll
Co, inv'liea io iutii Bervicca, aav., a p,
m 2D37 N, 4th at. Int, Oreenmount Cem.
Remains may be viewed Frl. 8 p. m.
HALL Dec. 18. ALFRED, husband of
late Betty Hall Parkinson, aged, 07. Rela
tives and menus. ,au aocienea or wnicu na
WSS S. memutr, '"'H'" I" luncmi services,
Sat.. 2 P. m.. residence of son-in-law Wl.
it. . Tf,.rMrnan. 1110 N. Judson at. Till
Greenwood (K. ot I',) Cem. Remains may be
viewed Frl. eve,
IIAMMELU At the William L. Elblns
Masonic. Orphanago. Pec IT., ANNUS F
w4ew ot Lowjs.F. IRtBM4), e 81, Hl-
DEATII9
Uvea and friends Invited to funeral services,
Frl. 2 p. m.. dispel of Andrew J, Balr
Son. Arch and 10 In sts. Int. private. '
HAnni80N. Dec. 17, nUSSELIi'E.. son
of Henrr.. L. and Ethel I, Harrison (nee
Hunslnger). aged. 10. nelatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral, Sat., i i. ni.. parents'
residence, 2012 Hicks st. (ISth and Shunlt
sts.). Int. Evergreen Cem.. Camden Friends
may call Frl. eve. Auto funeral.
HARRY. At Conshohocken, Deo. IT,
WINK1ELD S. husband of Mary E. (ne
Johnson) and sou of late Benjamin am)
Lydla, VV. Harry, Relatives and friend In
vited to funeral services Sat,, 2 p. mw
114 Harry St.. Conshohocken. Int. private.
Riverside Cem.
HARVEY. At Colorado Springs. Dec. 15.
MARGARET, widow of John Harvey, for
merly of W02 N. Park ave. nelatlvea and
friends Invited- to funeral services. Frt.
2 P. m.. David It. Schuyler lllUg. Broad
and Diamond ate. Int. private. ,
HAUSTEtN. In Atlantic Cltr, after a,
short Illness, on Dec, 17, 1018. WM. F.
HAUSTEIN. son of Samuel and Clara L.
Hausteln. aged 38 years. Funeral services
will be held at 100 Paclfla ave,, Atlantln
City, N. J.. Friday morning- 20th Inst., 9 ..
o'clock sharp. Funeral train for Philadel
phia leaves at 10 o'tlock.
HAYES Dec. 18. JOHANNA, widow of
Patrick M. Hayes. Relatives and friends
Invited lo funoral. Sat., 8:30 a. m.. 0034
Spruco st. West Phlla, Solemn requiem
mass St, Carthage a Church 10 a. tn. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto service. ,
II BALD. Dec. 18. ALBERT 13. ItEALD.
husband of Marv Story Heald. Funeral
services nnd lot Metnuen. Mass
HEINZE. Dee. 17. HENRIETTA, widow
of Herman llelnze. aged 70. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Frl.. 10
a. m . Sharon mil. Pa. Further services
11:30, a. m. chapel of Andrew J. Balr .aV
Son. Arch and loth ats. Int. private.
HENRY. Suddenly. Dec. 18, JOHN
LOUIS, husband of .Martha Elizabeth Henry.
ogea i. iieiaiivia ana xrienns, uouDleqaytv ,i
Post, No. 1MI, G. A. It., of Tamaqua. In- ""Vd
vueri io luncrai services, oai.. x:ao p, ra.,.
1,737 Germantown ave., Mt. Airy. Int. Ivy
Jim uem.
HIMlrULBERaER. Dec. 10. ISABELLA,
wlto ot Darius Hlmmelberger. aged 0O. Rel
atives and friends Invited tn funeral serv
ices. Frl.. l'lO P. m.r 2120 N. 13th St. Int.
HIUsMe rem, via funeral car
HOLMES. Dec. 17. ELKiA A., widow of
Samuel M. Holmes, aged 30. Relatives and
friend Invited lo funeral Frl.. 2 p. m.r
f,720 Wayne ave., Germantown. Pa, Int,
private. Ivy Hill Cem Friends may call
Thurs . 7 to 0 p ni.
IRONS Dec. 17. WILLIAM, husband of
Elizabeth J. Irons, Relatives ami friends,
Court oi St. Aiuans. mo. 85. r. u. or a..
Invited to funeral services. Sat , 2 p. rn.
2()3t Wharton st. Int. private. Fernwood
Com.
JAMISON. Dec. 18. BLANCHE DOUGH
ERTY JAMISON, wife of William J. Jami
son. Due notice of funeral, residence of
mothe-. Mrs C. Dick. 2347 N. lflth at.
JENNINGS. Dec. 17. BRIDGET daugh
ter of late Michael and Mary Jennlnrs. Rela
tives and friends. Our Lady of Lourdes Soel-
ty, Harmony Circle. C. of P., Invited to
funeral, Frl., 830 a, m., 2130 Summer at.
Solemn requiem mass Cathedral 10 a, rfl.
Int llolv Cross Cem.
juflhn. uec. if, ai uiurnore tiospitai.
Aatiawil.p N. C whllA In srvlf
or u. h.
Armv Tank rorpn. Co. c ao.1iti TlattAllon.
Ltt'I'l' uin ii" ! ' v.a ii.e mwiiio,
aged 10. son of late Samuel Mlnnt Jones, of
Vnrrlstown N. J,, nnd only grandson of lata
Wm S H'enger of Phi a, Int Morrlstowrt.
NKALCK. Dec. 17. RERTHA D. KALCIC.
wife ot Victor E. Kalck (nee Dlnclev). Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat..
" p. m. Int. private. Mt Morlah Cem.
Remalna msv he viewed Frl.. after 8 p. m.
KAUFMANN Dec. 18. ELLEN KAUF.
vtANN. wife of John Kaufmann. aged 60.
Due notice of funeral 341 Rltner st.
KAUFFMAN. On Drc. 10. IMS flELINA
M. wife of Freder'ck KnufTman, Relatival
nnd friends Invited to funeral services on
Thurs., nt 2i0o p m. precisely, nt late resi
dence, 1114 Wallaco et. Int, private. Mt.
Peaco Cem. Remains may be vie(vved Wed
nesdav. 8 to 10 p. m.
KEEN Suddenly, at New York ELIZA
t.. ilnuehter of John F nnd Sirah Long-
notice ntince Keen Services Frl. 12:0 p. m.. Arch
Ktft MetSndlst Eniecnnal Church. 'Droad
n iatlvf and frlrtnd Invited to funeral.
l'rl. 8:30 a m. 01.11 Snrlngfleld ave. Sol
emn mass oi requiem i nurci oi ine aiosi
rtcd onrrnm'nt 10 a. m. Int. private.
KELLEY. At h's hm. njol Woodland
ave Dec. 18. CHARLES E.. husband of
lat" Phil, na 13. Kelley. aged R8. Relntlves
and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sat., 2.30 p. m. daughter's residence Mrs.
Mary J, Uber. 0038 T-lnlty place, near 00th
and Chester nve. Int Mt. Morlah Cem.
Friends mnv view remains Frl., 7 to 10 p. m.
KINO. Dee. 18. RICHARD J., husband ot
late Maria King (nee Faber) Re'atlves and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 3
P. m.. residence of son. Oeo-ge J. King.
iB27 Pemberton st,. West Phlla, Int. pri
vate. H.dv Cross Cem. Remains may bo
viewed Frl. eve
KDERNER-RENNER. Dec. 17. FLOR.
ENCE B.. wife of Rudo'ph Knerner.' aged
20. Duo notice of funeral from mothers
rpotrteT-en 110 R"SComt at
KORMANN Dec. 10 JOHN W. KOR.
MANN. Jr.. hushand of Magdalena Kor
mann (nee Kettlnrer). aged 2!). Relatives
and friends, members of Court Oeorgo Wash,
ington. No 124 F. of A.: Yonah Tribe. No.-
41? I. O. H. M.: Phlla. Lodire. No. 104.
U O. O. M.. Invited to funeral. Frl.. It .
m.. residence of parents 094 N Randolph
st. Solemn requiem mass SL Peter's Church
9 a. m. Int Most Holy Redeemer Cem
KOSHLAND Dec. 1R. ABRAHAM, hus
band ot Emma Kohland. aged 77. Due. no
tice of funeral. 1043 N. Camac at. -
LAFFERTY. Suddenly. Dc. 1. .TA3IE8
J., Jr.. son nf James J and late Marv Laf
ferty (nee Gallagher), aged 27. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8:30
a. m.. residence nt cousin. Mrs. CatHarlna
Dougherty, 25.10 Richmond st, Solemn re
quiem mass nt St. Ann'a Church 10 a. m.
Int How Cross Cem. Atn .
LUNN. Dec. 18. ALICE DU8TON, wlf
nf John Lunn. Relatives and friends invltad
to funeral services. Sat.. 1 p. m.. 413 Wyo
ming ave.. Audubon. N. J. Int. private.
Friends may call Frl.. 8 tn 10 p. ro.
MADDEN -Dec. 18. MILDRED daughter
of Thomas and Sue Madden (nee Donahue).
Relatives nnd frlenda Invited to funeral,.
Frl.. 3 p. m.. residencn of parents. 245 'N.
Wonamaker st.. Wesi Phlla. Int, HoIyCrosa
Cem. Auto service. , .. ...
MALONE. Dev. 17. ANNA M.. wife, of
William J. Malone and daughter of Mary
and late John Kenney. Relatives ana
frlenda. all societies of which she wae a
member, invited to funeral, Frl., 8-10 a.
m.. 5338 Hadfleld St.. B3d and Baltimore
nve. Solemn hlgn requiem mass m. Jaia.
chy'a Cliurcn 10 a. m. int, nwr wain?grai
Cem. Auto -funeral,
MAKTINDELL. At Newtown. V-..-Twelfth
Month 17lh. ABBY ANN MAR
TINDELL. aged 07, Rclatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral, without further notice,
Friends' Home, Newtown. Pa. Sixth-day,
2:30 . m. Int. Wrlghtstown Frlenda" Bury
Inc Ground. Train for Newtown leaves
iteadlnir Terminal 1:23 p. tn. .
McANANY. At Hamburg. Pa., Dec. 17.,
HARRY, eon 'of late Michael and Mary Me
Anany (nee McCabe). aged 22. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Frl., 730
n. m.. aunt's residence. Rose McAnany.
2358 Tulip st. Solemn requiem maas St.
Ann'B Church 0 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Coni. Auto service.
:'CAULEY. Die. 17, SARAH, widow of
Patrick McCauley and daughter, of laU
Manus and Sarah Burns. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral, Sat.. 8:30 . .in..
brother's residence. Nell Burna. 1140 8.
r,2l st. Solemn mass of requiem Church of
St. Francla do Sales 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral. Omit flowers.
McCORMICK. Dec. 111. SUSANNAH, wife
of John McCormlck. aged '74. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Frl.. a
P. m . 1341'E. Hevvson at. Int. private. Odd
Fellows' Cem.
McKEON. Dec. 17, CHRISTOPHER D:,
son of late John and Ellen McKcon, Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat,, 0
a. m.. Arden road. Radnor. High mass of
requiem SL Catharine's Church, Wayne. .10
a. m. Int. St. Denis's Cem. ?JE
McKlNLEY. Dec. 10. residence of daush
ter, Salisbury, Md., MATTIE J. McKlNLEY,
r Ki.ll.hnrv Mil.. MATTIR J. Mi-ICINLEY. ,s3T
widow of James II. McKlnley. Relatives and'
friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs., . 5
2 p, m.. Church of tho Atonement. West "
Chclten and vvayne aves.. uermantown. int.
private. North Cedar Hill Cem. ...
MBNNEWI8CH. Dec. HI. HERMAN
MENNEWISL'H. aced 00. Relatives apd
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 2
n. in., funeral narlora of Wetzel & Son.
1.'330 Germantown ave. Int. private. Auto
service, Sister and brother communicate
with above nddress,
IIIJRVINB. Dec. .17.8AMUEL S.. hus
band of Caroline 'Mervlno (nee Sherrlck).
Relatives und friends. ColumMi Lodge, No.
02, K. of P.: Albert II. Ladner Club. In
vited to funeral services. Sat., 2 p. m.,
son's residence. 1350 N. 20th st. Int, Fern-
"MILLER'. Dec. 18. MARY A., daughter
of late ITiarles and Amelia A. Miller. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sat.. 10 u. -m.. 1838 N. Bouvler at. Int.
Central Laurel Hill Cem. pmltJiovwsV .
MILLS. Dec. 10. HARRY O.. husband
of Margaret Mills. Relatives und friends
. -s a J..HAHrtl & Labi Clin 9 v t Vlrl
inviieu i luiwiui K,,i. wu,. -. .. .....
2021 N. 4th st. Int. Oreenmount Cem- R
umtna may be viewed Sat,, after 7 iv m.
sfcMINTZBR. Dee. 18. CARL FRANCIS,
son OI l.ouls.anu neicii ix. .tiimsvr ,urtj oui-
llvan). Relatives and friends Invited tn fu
neral. Sat.. 2 p. m . residence of parents.
200 8. Cecil it.. West Phlla. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Remains may bo 'viewed FrL,
eve. Auto funeral.
MOORE. Twelfth -Month. Slxtaenth-dar,
ISAAC W.. husband of late Elizabeth B.
Moore. Relative; and friends Crescent
Castle. No. 08. K. O. B., Invited to fu
neral. Sat.. 2 P. m.. 8503 Waverford ave.,
formerly of Onth and Race. In;. Haver
ford Friends' Cem. Oakmont, pel.. Co. ,
MOORE. Dec. 10. JOHN T.. huaband of-
Mary E. Moore (ncellealy). amq 37.neU.
tlves and frlenda. Cassia Lodge; No, 27.,
r m.. realdence of Stephen L. Moore. Upper a1,
Ruehlanil. Autna will rnee train Downing- i
town 12:34 and Byers I0S3. InL Windsor V -J
Usnllst Cem, .... .. ..- I'f
NEWKIRK, At west uape;iay. uec. i.-"j
it.icii- IT.. flnuirhtei- of lr. and Mrs.
Clement New kirk, aged 25. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral, '.West Cope Mav.
N J., Sat., 2 p. tn. Int. Cold Springs Cent,
"O'DEA. Suddenly." Deo. 17, LIZZIE T.,
WIQOW Dl 1I1UIUI.S J. ' c. i,Tia,'Yn .,i,u - s
friends Invited to funeral. Hat., ,8:80 a.-m;, ti ;,
803 W. Somerset, st. 8olemn high requiem .j
mass St. Edward's Church 10 n. mr IfiU . i
New Cathedral Cem, Auto funeral. ,
ODELL. Dec. 18, EMMA, widow of ,,
Elijah Odell, of Des Moines. la. Funeral C
services Frl.. 2:30 p. m.t niece's apartments,, '
uatnerine v reeq uoaur, iu d, join sv, iw, ,
lA8CIIAt.tJ. At Hampton. Va.. Do. .t. ,
llUJlblll l'AEUlAsVU BNVU (Is VUfl IUV,U
"'pENSYL. Dee. 17. WILLIAM J., hus.,j
band oi Annie 1'ensyi ami son oi Kins ana ',,.e
Mnriraret Pensyl. Relatives and frlenda no- 1
Ilea of the 18th District. 2Ut Ward Repub
lican Club, Invited to funeral, Krl.. -8 a,.ru., '
B545 Rldvo'ave., Roxborousli. Solemn bask
requiem mass St. John the Bnptlst Church W '
a. m. Int. WestBilnster Cenji.f l '-
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