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EVENING PUBLIO LEDaERr-PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1918
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New York Shipbuilding
Corporation; "
Camden, New Jersey
The yard that launched the Tuolc.
hoe In 27 days wants some good
men for various departments.
Do not apply If you are at pres
ent working for any other shipyard.
See representative at If. S. Em
ployment Service, SSI Arch St., also
id & Walnut Sts , Philadelphia ; and
5th & Taylor Sts., Cafnden, N. J,
William Etsweiler'& Co.
ESTABLISHED 1839
"SPECIAL BLACK" Monuracfurert
Wattrproof A.
Steamproof
Leather
Belting
Philadelphia,
WATERPROOF u' 3-A-
Nagle
Steel Company
Steel Plates and Sheets
Pottstown, Pa.
Chas. J. Webb & Co.
Wool
and Cotton Yarns
tlG Chestnut SU Philadelphia. Pa.
C. JESNIG
Precision Machinist
716 Sansom Street
Philadelphia
Hohlfeld Manufacturing Co.
"Eclat" Hammocks
Couch Hammocks
"Delfeld Quality" Turkish
Towels and Bath Mats
Allegheny Aye., Ninth and Tenth Ht..
Phllndclphls, Pa.
' N. Z. GRAVES
Incorporated
22 and IM South Third Street'
Philadelphia,
Tke Boos tt Specialties In Paint ai'
Varnishes
CHARLES
COMPANY.
'SJO ARCH ST, PHIIAOOPHIA , PK
tiiiTiii iiitnt mint Muni
John J. Griffin & Co.
METERS .
1513 Race Street
Southwark Foundry &
Machine Company
Manufacturers ot
Hydraulic and Power Tools
400 WASHINGTON AVEKDE .
PlllLADiai'lUA
Garrett-Buchanan Co.
Pap
icr and Twine
18 and 20 South 6th St
DON'T WAIT TILL
THE LAST MINUTE
BUY ELECTRICAL GIFTS'
NOW
WALKER & KEPLER'
63HCHESTNUT ST., PHILA.
Torposely Made (or Every rurposa'
mto
PAINTS & VARNISHES
Onco Used Always Preferred
CLYDES. ADAMS
ARCHITECT and ENGINEER
,151)8' Arch Street, Philadelphia,
IslepUsnest Bsce lis. Horace 25V1
American Dredging Co.
River & Harbor Improvements
SOS Cbestnut Street
Philadelphia
POSITION OPfeN
ron
HEATING, POWER
AND INDUSTRIAL
. ENGINEER -
Give qualification1, reference, age,
marriexl oy single, salary.
G Ml. -Ar CtaV v V
, ' ,
U. 1 'rn vm)mei'ejm
w&4$m
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
PUBLIC ABSENT
FROM MARKET;
,
Professional Traders Only Ones
Present Holiday Spirit Domi
nates All Activity
A vlsll to the leading brokerage of
fices In this city would soon convince;
any one that the publla Is not In this'
stock market to any extent, even If the
volume, oi uusincss transacted tans to ao,
I
i
The holiday spirit has taken all In
terest Jout of trading, but In spite of
disappointing declines one thing Is evl-1
dent, namely: there Is no Investment
liquidation. Bankers and brokers In the J
financial district are still talking of the
wonderful success of the sale of the'
556,000,000 Pennsylvania ltallroad long-1
term bonds. A well-known banker said I
In this connection that It goes very far
to prove that the Investing public Is.
not frightened over the prospect of
whether the railroads are going under
Government control or are to bo returned
to their owners.
While some financiers hold that the
dispatch from Washington published by
tho New York Sun yesterday announcing
the completion of arrangements for the
purchase by the United States shipping
board of alt the vessels of the Merchant
Marine which were Involved In a eale to
the British Interests may be true, they
will suspend Judgment till more official
announcements of the details are given
out. Many, however, refuse to believe the
report, as they feel they have been hood
winked so ofUn by press dispatches in
this connection. It was evident that early
In the day yesterday some credence was
given to the statement, as the preferred
stcck showed a marked advance, but
declined on a reactlqn. There was no out-
right denlol of tho reported conclusion
of the sale arrangements, and many were I
at a loss to give any reason for the de - i
cllne other than the doubt In the public
mind over the matter.
Conservative brokers are advising their
clients to be cautious, and not to buy
stocks to hold till February, but at the
same time to hold stocks already bought
till around the close of the first week In
January. They are also advising the pur
chase on reactions In the present market.
Railroads' AVfitkncs.
The weakness In railroad slocks was
said by brokers yesterday to be due to
the unceitalnty of the final decision n
to whether they be returned at once to
private ownership or continued for a
number of years under Government con
trol. Not a few bankers and brokers
are In favor of Dlrector.Generul Mc
Adoo's five-year trial plan. One well
known banker said It Is a very fair pro
position as far as he can sec. lie
argues that nt some time In the future
the question tot Government ownership
will come up whether we want It or not.
He Is not lni favor of Government own-
er.hln a. 1) la -.net-nllv iinrleratAml l.nt
l.o sys that no better time could be
i,.,,, i .i. ik. ,... .. e, i. i.t ten,.
'??.,. "'". ,.""."..'"".'.:'""- ""
touus, ne says, continue unucr uovcrn-
ment contiol anil operation for the
tvventy-ene month limit after tho close
of the war, millions must be spent by
the Government to place them In proper
proper outlay, and while some may think
nye years is too long, tne cnances are
that, In addition to his own knowledge
of railroad matters Director General
McAdoo consulted with the best lallroad
talent In the country before he made
his five-year proposition. In a few
years, he continued, a wave may sweep
over the country demanding nt least h
trial of Government ownership of rail-
roads and public utilities generally, and
If the roads are now returned at once to
p. Ivate ownership without a fair trial
we will be obliged to go over the whole
mess ngdln that wo had when the Gov-
ernment took the niflioads over for vi'ar
purposes, I believe, ne remarked, that
nfter a fair trial of Government opera-
tjon nnd control the people of the coun-
try will be clad to go back to the old
plans again, but until thete. Is a fair
trlul they will have the lfalluclntitlon,
that Government ownership Is the "vade
meeun." and this Is the time to give a
fair trial. .
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
condition nnd for eaulnment extensions M"r eiiw.i' -.'. eViT. ...2.".. -lrruer": (iiers rrcni;n uiicrmui'-s, uuiuncn mm
Luuuiiiuii unu lor equipineni, etininoni ooa eno)c, ,, fncv Jlo.23in.50i al i0,.hnlral schools Thev xiireH't thimkH
and betterments. Twenty-one months, cnlves. aood and choice ill. If 14. C Vi n! ' ,'., ,.1,1.,, ntimiiieH 1 the offer
he argues, Is too short a time to get the $-'' ?P h'?d. Nominal. foiVr.iShe'neTMor;
Ask
ni
.MISCKLLANEOl'S .
Nevada Wonder II "t
Arizona Unlt.d 2H .32
Tetopa Mining- 11 ,11
FLOORS
A rti WOOD
AltUUICTKt
ANY
Iil.11
i Renovating a Specialty
T--..-. VUnt lr.l,.. .nn.KI. Phi,.,!
rWM
St.
CARPENIEBISI
VM.TERATWNS REPAIRS BTJItDlNOS j
ACME CONTRUCTION CO.. 0 So. lSlh St.
Fbsnssi Spruce 073 or llelmont 5t07-lV
IVINTHR KESORTS
" ATLANTIC CITY, N, J.
HOLMPM HOTEL
IPennirlvsnls Ave., close ta Beach smI
HSUel Pier, eeritrsllossiion.tir-ivstpea.
ICspseltySOo. Everyappolntmtnteendui
lelvs to comfort sna recreation, bpeeiai
IWInt.rl.rma Bklt. AllisrtU. Darnell
HOTEL B0SC0BEL ""CM,;"'. '
ep.n. TbnrnnrMv heated Rkli, A. B.Marlcti i
t Westminster K "V nr.Bch. Elev.to st.
wcsunill8icr,,r.v batls rUnnnB water.
I 112 50 up wkly.t 12,n0 up dally, Chali.Iluhre.
LAlfF.WOOI). K J.
Laurel in the Pines
Ove.'looklnr Lake Carssgllo In tb 'midst
I of th plne.r-
Lakewood, New Jersey
OF
S A WEEK-END On SEASON Rn.
.in
lNF.n ALT, THE- COMPORTS. CON-
VE
'JLV.rtUU?. ttvu v"lAiLvArta4aiia ur
I A
liwufii-uAi ju
Palm Room dancag dally orchestrs. eonesrt.
"""'" "'JTR'ArJirWn'OTKril,,.'' "reM"
ACOUBTA. OA.
Hotel Bon Air
AUGUSTA. qA
A convenient snd delightful plac to spend
your .hulldaye. Oood driving and motoring,
excellent .add!, horses, 3 golf course and
III sutdoor sports, , ,
Address C. G. TRUSSELL, Mtr.
EDUCATIONAL
Bat), Sexes
SnORTMANT ANI B00RKRK1MNO
Our graduates at IK constant demand. aeo4
losiuon. m-tmit you. urns anon
as, .p. .ay .y.ism. wempieis
Hid Ask
Jim nutler 33 .37
MucNamara 8'J .33
Midway 1R .18
Mlzpah Extension.., OH- .07
Montana ....- is IB
Northern Star 07 .00
Rescue Eula.,.' ,. ,ns .09
West End : I'l l'
QOLUFIULD STOCKS
Atlanta ..,.,'..... 04. .011
llluo Hull 02 .1)4
lloolh 13 .13
Dlamondfleld II II ! OS
Daisy 02 .03
Kevvanas .. .or, 07
Oro 01 .02
HpearriVad IS ,22
Sliver Pick 0 "S
psying p
wen- r-
.,... .a i.iiniiv. iriiniR.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
..T?.e '"'owing- securities were sold at
auction today by Dames & Lonand;
Share. ' 8TOCK8
i.)s Horn A Hsrdart Automat Com.
Illinois, tommon . . . . lott2S
"VMAo0?
4. Philadelphia Ilourse,
uonsi ruction
in
sn?r.iB'V.iii-.-..
1 100 v.ompan, nr
A 5''?naf Livestock Corporation Lot $8.1
Va T.V" Tl" an Rubber Company S'i
14 IllKhta to subscribe to Corn Kx.
. ,';" National tisnk. at Isnu 128'4
-S Rights to .subscribe to .Corn Ex
" Tii3Kn? National Uank'. at 2ia) 12i,
- Rights to subscribe to Corn Kx-
12 mil,?;' to Subscribe. tcTcorri T i'
"" .-national nanK, at J'JIMI 12SH
2J Righto subTrib. to Corn T- "
10 ni,htS,f0au,b0.ertB?"koVn,2Kil mW
... -,""" national usnK, tt tznu, 129
m IM to 'subscribe to Corn L'x-
Cnanirg Vallnnal nanb a flajs l rtn
" V."1 . Philadelphia Title and
- Tru"' Company: par IM),. 147
1 uermantown Passenger Hallwai
. cv.L.m,,,"nf. -if. ! .:..- .. 00
. U..UHU nnu inira streets raF-
. tiff. 1). I..... f........ Din
Thirteenth and Fifteenth Htre.t.
1 ' aaenger Railway Company. . . loot:
0 American Academy of Muslci pnr
1100 , '23
1 Pennsylvania, Academy of the Fine
,-'-. J'r .tin, ,
1 Pennailvanla Academy of the Tine
n ..,."!' P "0
w Cnltcd (las and Electric Corporn-
3D
40'.
30 ,Jm,Jjlla Uo"- preferred
80 Philadelphia 'liourscV' 'preferred
7 nrHl preierrcu
20',
rir t',-.
10 Horn ft ItarilirV Automat' Cum.
o,
Jany, Jlllnoli. preferred .. lot W0
Horn & tlardart Automat Com
, ,,I"nyi Illinois, common ...,l.ot ISO
-3 Horn & tlardart Automat Com-
,,,. Illinois, proferred . .Lot 170
isor K,'""lur,n, Company par
1 Uuckeyo' Pl'pV 1',1'n'e Company', 'fir
lot) , , , n't
23 Tradesmen's National Ilank; par
too "so
B Elahth National flank of Phlla'-
8 Ruthts to subscribe, to Corn Mx
,,. ot'nio NattonM Hank, at 1200 12fii,
10 Rlshta to subscribe to Corrw .-
Clian.M M.llnn,, ll-nt ., fl'Xli'. I'.iilz
U Rlstits to subscribe t Corn Kx
,. ,chane National flank, nt I2nu 1274
l. Rlshta to subscribe to Corn Kn-
chanso National Honk, nt 12no. 127'j
-'j Rlshta to subscribe to Corn Ux-
,t n.ViT?"?-""?.' "nK!."A "" -
., , ,,., u .uDscrtDe 10 urn t,-
rhntiir.. VatlMi.l ii.nl. - tnnn ,ni.
is niihi. ; .,,,.. rii,..l ';"&. ' "
10 ltisma to subscribe to Corn kx
rh.fl.a Vnttnn.l ll.nL .1 I'lim
i200 Devon Manor Corporation lDc.w
Pa.): par $80
.Lot ,30
114 Devon Manor Corporat'lon (Devon
n2S u pi.m Jl1?,.-;:; 'Jv,;;'''?1 '30
- 23 riionDVti?n?.?i,;,i i.ir
8 Assets Realization Companj . pnr
1100
1 West End Trust Company.
3100
luo
TtrN:nrt
lluOThe. Chester Llvi-stork Farm
. , (Ucrkshlre Bog IJond) ... 130
.'Dl, Promissory nolo, slven by
, Ch'.ter Valley Livestock Farm 25
2000 Cincinnati, rtndlay and Fori
Wain. Hallway Company. 4
per cent, first mortssse. cou
pons May and November, due
Jll23 10
2,,0() Devon Manor Corporation, sen
ernl inurtiiai.0 bonds Lot 80
BOO Philadelphia and Darby l'ae
semter r.allvvay Compan. I
ptr i-nt. tlrjtl mortssse. tuu
pons May and November, ilu,i
mil i Si)
ITSUOO Si-huvikill county Railway
C'ompun, 3 per rent, first
u.i.r.h) ,i. inuiwn Jnnu,ii
I ! Iv due 11114 .. . 73
35000 Schuylkill Electric Compu . :
per cent, first Hen, coupons
v. ..u..ij and July, du. 11,07 A.,
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Clilciign, Dec. 21 IIOC1S Recelpti
ooo head Five' to 10c higher than jester
.13 .
i ."iy ,",B3l;r.,t ",4,i ."?" .1I-.T?...,'uk.
uny -a general trade. Top, I17.7r, hulk.
ff''SSSilJlSiHS!
.a.dMS.'Vn'd' VfflV&Vffi- r.'-riSS
I ":?"" 'i 'J1' ,"". "nAr. J!i
i.4: medium and light peeking. S 17.25 w
" OB; throw-outs,. 115.S0IC10.75; pas good
to moice. 11a ooJTin.
CATTI.C Receipts r,O00 head. Killing
ntf.m "n,??" cattle"' goodVOrhonu, ' n'nd
prime. nii.2.1tol.Su: common and medium,
plit.bnrgli. Dsc -!. CATTLE Receipts,
' 1 On head. Slow and steady Calves, 110
IIKYX-Sm be.d Act.v. and
atemfy. Heavy. 117 03. Pig welsht In good
demnnd at la.EO.
,0,,rJlJ.fc,!sS.,r,.5!... 3M St"',,
.
Kst UurTnlo, N". Y.. Dec. 24. CATTLK
cfJplJi;"an"s,,,n'vt" iy Cal"- ""
nods Receipts, 17.000 head. Slow.
stead v and unrhanged
heUdllow 'indU.t.adAyYCnScl?nJ,dnl, 30"
Kaunas City, Dec 24 CATTLE Re-
c'?,,f;,i,uui' "",'! 2r5.n,k' 1? h'!n,r- .,
' f1iih?rUS-U",!lpt"' 800 h'' " Stror"r' ,,JC
SHEEP Receipts. 1000 head Steady.
-
.South Omaha, Dec. 24 HO1I8 Recelpi.
, i'JJ.k Mo"y 10 t0 ,5c hlh"- cl-
' CATTLE Receipt.. ISOO herd. Active.
! 10" to 15c higher,
tsn,ay:EPsT,,fpC,l!,c'h,gh.,rn I",ml"
, --,- .-
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Dec.
24. UCTTElt Creamery. '
riawiinvgr.
n-nrltf tle-.lnls 11''4 rntta Firsts. ftflA
i-,0c: ordinary llrsti, 6fli8 37c, ut mark, cases
inciuuea, ontcriuc.
RKl.ttllOt'S XOTICKH
I'role.tnnt Kplscenal
t
ST. AMIRKW'H CHl'RCII, 30th and Daring.
Rev, WAI. J. COX. Hector,
Christmaa Kve: .-,...
in:4.Vp. m. Reading of Prophecl's
11:15 it. m Holy Communion (Choral),
Christmas Morning'
N.no a, m. Holy Communion.
10:45 . m. Morning Praor and Holy
Communion.
l'HdTOI'1-ATrl
rs neirers. , ,r.li 14 '!
. lltHll "V""'l ...--.- !,-..
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAOED BY MEMBERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
BELMONT MD AB0VB UAJUC1!1T
WILLIAM DESMOND In
"HULL'S END"
CEDAR 0(ml " CEUAn avenue
Fy0 cCqau' '"
COLISEUM MARKE5ToTnHETADT,i
CHARLES RAY In
"BTIUNOUEAN"
"-.I -iMI A I Otn. Msplewond Aves.
CULvJINlAL. 2:15 and 8:15 P. M.
WILLIAM P. iiAiyr. in
V1T.T.TJ
"SllAIti; MONROE"
eureka;
40TII 4 MARKKT 8T8.
Mn-l'llSBE. UAILI
V.TlllI.Y STEVENS In
"KILDARE OF STORM"
1 FR ANKFORD
4715 Frankford Ave
I BILLIE lltlRKE In
"MAKH-IIEMEVB WIFE
JEFFERSON VS!
'ITHE
20TII AN'D DAUPHIN
it AT. DAILY
PRUSSIAN CUR"
mOTOPLAYH
t)xi&tnw& My Attractions
THEATRES
OWNED AMD MANAUED BY MXUDERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
BFJLMONT D,u AU0VE uark,st
OLORrA BWANSON In
"WIFE Oil COUNTltY"
CEDAR u0TU CJDAiR -VetNua
VIVIAN MARTIN In .
'MIRANDY ShIlES'
COLISEUM "'"t.'StTaXh
' CLARA WILLIAMS' In
"CAlUlUN OF TUB KLONDIKE!'
-nil nWIAl Oin. Mspl.wood A.v.
VAJLAJWrVL. fits and ":15 P, M.
W1M.IAM S. 1IART It?
"nllAMC MONIIQB"
EUREKA
4UTII MARKET STS.
y.';1, daily
CONSTANCE TAUtAIigB In
"SAUCE OK TilU U
UOOSE"
FRASSS
4710 FrankforU Av.
WALLACE REID In
"MAN PROM rtlNKKAI. RANQS''
UPAPAAPPROVALA
LEGA DELLE NAZIONI
Ncsauna Idea di Pnrteciparc
alia Confcrenza dclla
Pace
Tubllahed and Distributed Under
, PERMIT NO. 84 1
Authorised by tha act ot October I.
1917. on die at the Po.tofflce ot Fblla
delphla. Pa.
By order of the President.
A S. BURLESON. ,
Poitmaster Oeijeral.
I'arlgl, 24 dlcembrc
MonsjVnor CerreUl, notto sefcretarlo
ill Stata del Papa, che lslto" II Presl
dente Wilson la scorsa settlmans, ho
detto chu la sua vlslla fu sempllcemenlj-,
prlvata o die fu soddlfaltlsslino del j
rlsullato della convela!.lone che ebbe ,
col Prcsldente. Dlssc Inoltre che andra-
ncgll Htatl I'nltl per l'unloo scopo dl ,
rannrefenlaie Papa Benedetto allublleo!wr" '.'"i. irueM". this afleriioon of tho
del Cardlnalc Gibbons c che perclo'
salpera' da Llabona II prlmo gcnnnlo,
Monslgnor Ccrrcttl ha ngglunto che
11 Papa approa II prlnclplo della I,ei;a
delle Natlonl. II Vatlcano ha cgll
contlnuato non ha l'idea preconcetta dl
partcclpare alia confcrenza della Pace
dd alls susseguentl conferenze Interna
zlcnall. Monslgnor Cerrettl concluse col
dlchlararo che cgll non ha alcun mandate
dl slstemare questlonl, roine si a voclfo- (
rato. 1
iv..i,in..n Di- 22 dlcembre. '
DIplomatlcl dl qui' hnnno dlchlarato 1
,"r,".'""7:,.'.'" ."..'.. l,nll nil
cue 1 neKoaii " jvr ouuu p..- - - .
. ... . ,- u . J.I tlreal- !
una rase enc, inscia n, iioieio i
, j... ,,.,,. .,, .,-, I'.ninr ta' d
! dente Wilson dl accettaro 1'autorlta dl
I arbltto e conclllatore nello dlvergenze
sorte per le asplrazlonl d'Halla. Tutto
I Indlca cho l'lnghlltemi sosterra' le as
' plrazlonl d'ltalla come furono formulate
I quando l'ltalla si unl' ogll Alleatl.
Anche la Francla fa premure per modi
I ficare le sue rlchlcstc ed II Presldente
Wilson ha rlflutato dl legaro In un modo
o nell'altro la polltlca degli Statl Vnltl
fJeneralmente Hi crede che tanto
l'ltalla quanto la Kiancla hanno chlara- (
mente esposto la loro poslzlone nl Presl
doule Wllsbn. l.'ultimo autorevole rap-'
porto per ringhlltenn. circa 11 trattato .
con l'ltalla, fu fatto da Aituro Balfour
alia Camera In I.ondra lo scorso glusno,
quando disss;
'N'ol dobblamo rlspettnre questo trat
tato. 1,'onore nnzlonale e' legato ad
esso. Not con ognl mezzo manterrcmo
11 patto che abblamo fatto "
Nesuna sopresa ha recalo 11 fatte che
ritnlla non Intende rltlrnrsl dal pro-
", gramma dl nsplrazlonl accettato dnlta
, Francla. Ingnnterra c tiussia nei iio.
THANK TARDIEU FOR OFFER
, . . -
B.k K Pershing Welcome
! PI ,0 Educate U. S. Solthers
I n.,i.. Dm. S4.-(Bv A P.) Secretary
t rtuL-er nn.l ' rteneral Verahlni-
iiav replied to offers mailo bv Andre
Tardleu, head of the general commission
for Franco-American war matters, to
pluco nt the disposal of American sol-
are being considered by a committee.
1 Save 35vc Coal with a
Pipeless Heater
Ipfttalltd camptelo In 6 houM
IKiO up According- to size ot houi.
Wo InstAllrd v,o thousand In i:-gt-rrn
lnnsyhanln
PHILA. PIPELESS HEATER .CO.
1029 Real Estate Trust Bids.
New Day Classes in
Automobile Mechanics
AND
Practical Electricity
Commence January 2, 1919
Two months' Intensive course In
Automobile Mechanics: nitual shop
erperlsnce In the rare nnd repairing
of automobiles Instructions given
dally. 0 A M to 3 P. 31
Nine months' comprehensive elec
trical training to become a compe
tent electrician n thorough knowl
edge of theoretical and practical
electricity. Instructions given dally.
A. M to 3 P M . live days per
week, for nlno months.
Write for circulars.
Spring Garden Institute
Broad and Spring Garden Streets
Phone Poplar 810(1
PHOTOPLAYS
IF IMRH PnoNT st, & oirard ave.
j umuu Jumbo Junctlonon Frankford "L"
ALMA RUIIENS In
"OllOST FLOWERS"
I flflKT 1--D ANn IOCLST SIIIEETS
1.UV.VJ01 Mats 1:K0.!0. Etgs.U:30toll
WALLACE REID In l"""""
"TOO MANY MILLIONS"
NIXON WD "II AnKlflll"'T sd 0
EARLE WILLIAMS In
"MAN WHO WOULDN'T TELL"
PARK WDM AVE. DAUPHIN ST.
rrtlMS. .Mat. 2:in. EVr. 0:5toll.
KITTY OORDON In
"TINSEL"
R IVTil I B2D AND WNSOM STS.
IMWLil MATINEE DAIf.v
"SPORTINO
VTfl -.- -
utr.'
STRAND a,n Av' Bt v"i,n' E' o "'"d
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"A DAUOHTER OF THE OLD SOUTH"
wrcT A! 1 crucwv 2mh
nd
vy -- t-'' . Allegheny
STAR CAST In
-inintv nyiua"
PlIOTOPIiATB
IIJMRfl PRONT BV. OIRARD AVE,
rf . ,. - uumoojunciiononFran
WARREN ICBRRIOAN In
on Frankford "X."
hurulau Kun a nkiht"
I OriJST D.3.D. A.ND LOCUST STREETS
LUtUiLC8E0i,!E,bU,80?O"
"TOO lANY MILUojjg" ,
NIXON B2D '"' WARKBP STS.
.,1ft
..Wnilt WILLIAMS n
,f '!, , auu ,
"MAN WHO WOULDN
nwi; Ti
aLI,'
PARK nipaio aVb, a dauphin bt
rrxrv Mat. 25. Rvg. ei "oil '
.WILLIAM FATINUM In ' ''
"THE HAINIIQW TRAIL"
R1VOI I BSD AND BANBOM STS.
rvlVLil MATINEE ii
DAILY
"SPORTINO. LIFE"- ,(,
;TR AND OElUfANTOWN AVR ,
IX PAUOItTKK 6V THttttLJJtloUT" .
URGE RELEASE OF OBJECTORS
Delegation Asks Baker for "Act
of Christinas Leniency"
Washington, Dec. 24. (Uy A 1' ) A
delegation of friends and relatives of
conscientious objectors to military serv
lce today laid before Secretary bnlier a
petition hrnrtnn iRnnn m.moa nab(.r
llmmedlato relief for the 300 'military '
ru'wicia ui mis cihss as an act ot
Christmas leniency.
.Secretary Baker said the whole sub
ject was under adilsement and that n,
decision as awaiting a report from a.
board nf rn lew nnler.il In nnr.lr.a
1 carefully Into eery case.
I Among those. In the delegation were
Ir, John I Klllott, head of the Hudson
Ulllld Settlement: Mrs. llenrv viilarrf
of Boston ; Allan Mct.'unly. secretary of
the National Party. New York ; the ttev.
nichnrd Hosup, Baltimore, head of the
Maryland Prisons Association ; Mrs.
Brent Allison, Chicago, mother of Brent
Allison, nn objector whoiio case some
weeks ago attracted geneial attention.
KNTEKTAINS POOH
1000 Mothers anil Children Guests of
Dabics' Hospital
More tlmn ,000 motners and children
Babtes' Itosnltnl nf Phlliuleltihlit nl n
Christina)) entertainment, held ut the
hospital, 600 Addison stieet
Krected on the main floor of the In
stitution was n huge Christines tree
adorned with several hundred tojs and
varied colored balls. At the conclusion
of the entertainment each child and
mother received toys, candles and Ice
cream.
fflj
Specialist in Prompt
Repair service,
ft-
jj2j
I'HOTOPLAIH
PHtTTOPlAYS
ORTAiMrn
TdPQH
CS4S,
annxiMa '
in vour
lORPORATIOM.
AII.U., 12th, Morris 4. Passyunk Ave.
rtinamura .MKt Daii-at2. Kga.a-A.tv.
PA I l.lNi: PRIlHEKlCIt In
"A DAl'dlllKII OP THE OLD hOl'TH"
( . rrw I f --O AND THOMPSON BTS.
I P-l KJL.LXJ MATINEE DAILY
J KERRlflAN In
,V 111 lltll. Alt 11)11 V NK111T"
ADPAnlA CHCSTM'T Helow UlTH
AKCAUIrA 10 A.M. to 11:16 P.M.
DOl'HLAS KMRIIVMJS In
'ARIZONA '
or i irnmn broad street and
DL.Ufc.JlrL SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
ENRICO CAlll KO In
"MY COUSIN"
BROADWAY ?T1S55yiW
IIERALIH.NK PARRAtl In
! I'l'ltN 111' THE WHCl.t. '
CHESTNUT HILL "tifflSX;
TUB STILL ALARM
n"llDDl7QCi MAIN ST, MA.S'AYUNK
blVlrKLjiJ MATINEC DAILY
NORMA TAT.MAIWHS In ,
UK LI'NK ANNA"
FA1RMOUNT VVnay
UNID RKNNr.TT In
Pl'SS AND FHA'MIKRS '
CAlVll! V TIIEATRi:- l.tll Market St.
t A1V11L.I o a. M. to Mldnlrht.
PRIS.VILI.A DKAN In
T1IK HIRBD lll'SIIAN'D '
CIT'LJ CT THEATRE Below Spruce
DOlrlOl. MATINEE DAIM
W UOOF.RS In "LAPGIIINO HILL HYDK'
CHAPLIN In "SHOULDER ARMS"
GREAT NORTHERN "ftV.UJ'
DOROTHY OISH In
"IIA1TLINU JA.NK
IWDrDlAI C0TII4V WALNUT STS
11V11 IjIVIOU Mats. 2:30. EVSS,
A0,
MAK MUllltAY In
'MODERN. LOVE '
I rr AniTD st . Lancaster ave.
LCMLHtx MATINEE DAILY
KTHRt. PLAYTOV In
"WOMKN'S weapons:1
PHOTOPLAYS
Cfirtetmaa Bap rlttvactton
PHOTO PLAYS
OnTAIMFB
tf'fr'W
tsu
nooMiua r
i.oRPonA'nOri.
AIL U. 12th, Morris h Passyunk Ave.
Alnamura Mat.nnvst2: i:gs.u:45i.v.
PAULINE FREDERICK In
"A DAUGHTER 01 THE OLD SOUTH"
A Dni I n BSD AND THOMPSON 8TS
ArULLU MATINUB DAILY
W. S. HART in
"PUBACHUH AND THU BANDIT'
ADAnlA CHESTNUT DEL. 16TH
AKCAU1A 10 A. M toll 15 P.M.
UOLOLAS rAIRBANKS In
"ARIZONA"
Dl T imlOn UROAD STREET AND
BLUbtJlKU BUSCJUKIIANNAAVE,
SESSUE HAYAKAWA In
HIS milTUIUUHT '
BROADWAY fZilT
(IKRAI.D1N1! TARRAR In .
"TURN OK THE WHEEL"
CHESTNUT HILL MZSXZ.l
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In
"SHOULDER AUM8"
I-rvtODTCQ MAIN ST.. MANAYCNK
EIvlrKE''3 MATJNKB DAILY
T.KH KIDS in
'iTr.'.I. VI TO THE MAniNES"
r ii ii
FA1RMOUNT M,A AKSAffir
MAY ALLISON In
'TESTINtl OP MILDRED VANE"
I- A t!II V THEATRl! IHll Market HI.
rAlVllL.1 0 A. M, tn Midnight.
WILLIAM S. HART in1
'IIUltDKR WIRBLB3S"
crriJ cTk THEATRE Bslow Bpruc
56 1 M D 1 MATINEE DAILY
7 CONSTANCE TAT.MADOE In
"BAUCH POR THE UQOSB"
GREAT NORTHERN I'Tti1?.
MAHBL NORMAND In
, "a peiipect ao"
IRjIDCDI AT 80Tn WALNUT TS.
IMrtlAlrUi Mats. t0f Erca. 70.
HALE HAMILTON, ,''5000 AN HOUR"
qiAWME CHAVL1N, ''Sj O.ULDBR ARMS"
ptSftB?E'f
Army Officer Cashiered
AVoililnaton, Dec. 24. Dismissal from
the army of Captain Sam Bucklew,
convicted of having converted to his
own use S1600 contributed by civilians
at Camp Funston, Kansas, for a negro
soldiers' community liuse there, was
announced today by the War Department.
1 hae no flexible aiatfm of charses. I
I Our casket display room ahowa eery I
I atyle plainly marked with prlte
1 Your Dralres Itesnlate the Cost I
L.S.IG02 DIAMOND STs.J
IN .MK.MORIAM
SYKKfl In loving rmtmory of WAt.THR
T. SYKKS
who departed this life Decern-
ber 24. 11
WIKB AND C1UI.UIIK.
OnKKNAS - In
sad and loUna- remem-
,...n . . . w- fe nnvr:AN!
ticariy ue
loved dau.hter nf Mary T. and tho late Wil
liam A. Schmidt Died December 21 11103
This flower from Ita stem of life was cut,
She drooped without a moan.
And from the fleld where Death held snj
God plucked her for III. own
Dear Is tho grave whero my loved one I. laid
Mvveet la tho memory that never shall fade
Friends mny think the wound has healed,
Hut they little know the sorrow In my heart
concealed
Kternal rest gran' to her. O Lord, snd
let perpetual llsht shine upon her
A I.ONKLY AND IIROKEN-URARTKD
MOTHER.
clilT
. ALURIOHT. Dec 28 MAHLON AL-
imiuilT. Hr.. hUBDsnd 01 isio v . T !, I Ifi
r'.Wl: "' ."'"LH;" "S".",r"1"' I
iiiiie in runerai services, rr, . m ,u e .,.
I. "Volltn,.r,lI..,,"Tr.lRI?ea?.h.M Read.nJ
Terminal l"o in Ke"""nB
lermina, 1...10 nt.
ALLEN. At Atlantic, City. N. J... Dec.
Phlla. 11 13 a. in. Int. lloiy Sepulchre Cem
I VI.I.KN. Dec. 23. JAMES A. ALLEN
aged 78 Relatives and friends Invited to
runerai services, Thur. J p, tn., n.u r..
Park avr . Pensaukan. N J. lnt private.
ukan, N
mlly.
convenience of family. I
I ASH Dec. 22. H IMC F.I.,, husband of Sue
. Rarnett Ash aged 02. at 32fi W. Lehigh ave.
Relatives and friends Lodge No 11. F. and
A M , nil other societies of which he was
a member. Invited to funeral services rrl ,
8 p. m . Susquehanna Presbyterian Church.
1 Marshall st and Susquehanna ave Further
services Sat., in a. nt., Dllworth Prcaby
terlan Church. Int. Lafayette Cem
AUSTIN Dec. 22, THOMAS R. AUSTIN.
aged 40 Relatlvfa nnd friends. Harmony
Lodge. No 32 F. and A. M : employe.
. McCahan Sugar Refining Co . Invited to
'service. Thurs.. 2 p. m , 1110 Jackson st.
Int. Westminster Cem.
I BI.OESINSlliR (nee Voelckor) Dec. 28.
MAMDALENA HELEN, widow of John
llloe.lnger, aged 74. Relatives nnd frlenda
Itvlteil to funeral services. 1508 Brown st..
I'rl . 2 n m. Tnt M Peace Cem
,i,iivvr.-n n... -i ,11-miill.- .lr tma.
t.nn.1 .. L-tl-.l-.l. T... .... I... l-.l.-V .,1.1 I
son of Ueorae and 3lararet Ilowyer. aged 38. I
llalall.-.a nn.l rt.iia l.mut I'nnm.ri T.n.n.
v.. ;-. i ii ri , it, v.nrlv A.n I
Hlonemen of 23 tn Ward .mploesnia.
lnvlled to tune
aim iteauing Jtvvv., rnri ujcnmonu ornnrn. ,
nernl aervices. inura.. p. m.,
piioroi'i.As
n? iikm.i!v t . irA nt rvani.l v Allen and ' nl.i.,n -n-.. V.-. ' it. ..Ik' J T
daughter of Ellen It. and lata Peter Carrl-1 UCOOT Dec 21 ANNIE, daughter of west Phlla
" 1 "r',""vea anu irienos mum '", "r Jiicnae, and ki en Ruggv (nee nrenneni. cem Frle
nernl. Krl . a m.. Sill Ventnor ave . (cor. . nelative. and r.i.eH. si n,...', , v. r..T;,. " T"
of Suffolk). Solemn requiem mass Church m sodality. Dauahters of Columbus. In- xivt-'nn
Aiiln. ..Ill ..- -.l. ...I.In a, TVnrill . .- c.
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Bookinp; Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showinjc of
.U. i-u..4- ..!...:. . A.I. . .V. 41..-.
localitv obtaining Dictuies throui-h
the Stanley Bookinp; Corporation.
I IRVTRTV UROAD Si COLUMBIA AV.
1-iniZ.r.l I MATINEE DAILY
VUTAN MARTIN In
"M1RANDY SMILES"
333 MARKET M S1?-
L'NRICO CARUSO In
"MY COUSIN"
MODFF 425 SOUTH ST- Orchestra.
1Y1V?LC1, Continuous 1 to 11,
MONTAQU 1A1VE In
riiE anorcii"
OVERBROOK U3U -EB
BERT LYTELL In
"UNEXPECTED PLACES"
PAI APR 12U MARKET STREET
rrtLWL lo A. M.lo 11-15 P. M
(1KRALDINE I'ARriAR In
"THE HELL CAT
PRINPF 1018 MARKET STREET
riAll,NVC.i30 8:30 .. M to 11:16 p u
II VLB HAMILTON In
"l.'illOO AN HOUR"
RFP.FNT MARKET ST. Below 17TH
Ixt-VJI-'li 11 A M to 11 p. M
HR'RT T.rnCI.1. In '
"HITTINO THE llltlir STOTS"
DIAI Tl UERMANTOWN AVK.Viik
lI-VL.!Vy AT TI1LPEHOCKEN ST
EMMY WCHLEN In
"HIS BONDED WIFE '
RI IRV MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH ' ! OAMI1LIJ -IvvDI
jo A M. to 11:15 p M RLB. IteHtl
WILLIAM III'SSKLI. I " No. 8Sil r.
'HOURS IN A HURRY1
QA VtlV ViU MARKET STREET
a"VU - 8 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT
MU! ALLISON in U1
"TESTINO OF MILDRED VANE"
CTAWI 17V MARKET ABOVB 18TU
J I rlyLiCt l n:in A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
NORMA. TALMA DUE In
"THE FORWDDE'N CITY"
XIPTORIA MARKKT ST. AH. TH
V l' 1 Wr.l4H 0 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
LOIMS 1IK.NNISON In "OH JOHNNY"
CHAPLIN In "SHOULDER ARMS"
PHOTOrHYS
The followinir theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Bookinp; Corporation,
which is a Ruarantee of early showinc of
the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Bookinp; Corporation.
I IRFRTV BROAD tt COLUMBIA AV.
L-lDr.rVlI MATINEE DAILY
ELSIE FEROUSON in
"UDKIl THE ORBENWOOD TREE"
3?3MARKET7riEtT0ra
HII.T.IK llL'KKH III
"MAKB-1IEI.IEYE WIPE"
MODEL M ov?,n ST-. OrchMtrs.
1VIWli,i, continuous 1 to 11.
TOM MIX IN
"LOQAN, U. S. A."
OVERBROOK fl3D 5,.
Mntlnse. 3:15: Evening 6,.in, 8. 9 sn
OKOROB WALSH In "ON IIJB JUMP"
PAI ACF 1!U MARKET STREET
(1ERAI.DINK FARRAR In "
"TUB HELL CAT"
PRINCESS 2J5 'AKET STnnET
1 IIWLUDJ gl3o, a. M. to HUB P M
MADOB KENNEDY In '
"KINOD0M OF YOUTH"
REGENT UAnKKT,8AT'!J"tr."1T
, RERT LYTIC LI.' 1 ,0 U "
"HITTINO TUB lllOlt' SPOTS"
"TaaRMBPtSBm.
--Iiuillfjlll VVlltKLKHB"
RI IRY market ar. BELOW 7th
rvuo 1 10 a. m. to u ubp. m
WILL ROOERS In "Br'M
TAUUIIINi HILL HYDE"
C AVClY ' MARKET BTREBT
iJA VvJJ S A. M. TO MIDNIOirr
HVWI .innnt I. l".1Ulir
"THIRTY A WEEK"
STAIMI FY MARKCT-ABOVE 1BTH
QlAlM-CI 31:15 A, M.lo HjUp.i
M.
iM,, . .. , ,.., ,. , , n, in
"THE FORUIDDBN CITY
fYJSEj
- 1, , husuanq ot i-uiit iMin.r ine,Mal. uuJ ' ,.J0-f--W&ttrttmWm-i--w.. 4
'..,, ' u...,., . I .. :,,; rt Ii iiiiisMlitrntlisjWiWilrff'liOiiM
TJEATItS
parents' residence, 3832 N. Fatrhlll at. Int.
Hillside Cem.. via funoral car. Remains
ntay be Mewed IVed. eve.
UOYtB. Dec U3. 11RIDOET. dauthter
of late Owen and Annie lloyle, of Tunlaklll,
County Doners I, Ireland Helathee and
friends. 11, V. M Bodallty of St. Patrick's
Church and Jarue of Sacred Heart, of
Church of the Ueau. Invited tn funeral, Prl..
S:SO a. m.. M7 N. 22d at. Holemn requiem
inasa m. Krancla .aler-a Church 10 a. m.
lnt, Holv Cross Cem.
liOrl.B. Ucr. 28, KDWATID BOTI-T!.
Relatives and friends. U. H. A.. Troop K,
JHfth Cavalry-, Veterans Spanish-American
war. invtiea 10 funeral, Tnurs., 0
brother-in-law's residence, James
7037 Paschall me Snl,mn hlah
reauiem St. Clement's church, rasensivuie.
rSne"r..m' Cross Cem. Carrlsi.
iiiVniev. .. .- .... mivcn .
husband of Annie Draden.' In hti 72d jeor,
'."".'"':.-"" ' . .'" ""!"' '
RelallVe. "ind" friend." also Vamp S7o'. P.
ii',s' f .' lnvl,',1 (0 funeral .ervlc.s. on
rrl
. "i a p m. si tain re.ioence. ji.i
ilo ave , fllenalde. I'a Int. prlvata. Re-
ns may be viewed Thura,. 7 o 9 P. m. , '
Menlo
mai
IIRADr Uec
Thomas Drady and d'auihtcr of late Oeorse
I and Annie Mawlilnney. aged 28. Relatives
1, VIOLA M nn. 01
ia imnds lnlted to Juneral .ervice.
R. Itelimore ave. Int. private. Hslvue Cem.
DRAUN Der, 22. JOBEPH S BRAUN, I
aged 77 Relatives and friends Invited to i
funeral, Thur... 8:80 a m. 2017 N. 8th at. ,
Kith .mass Kt Honlfaclue Chureh 10 a. m
Int. Holy Redeemer Cem Auto funeral.
Omit (lowera
1IRIC10H At Magnolia K J Dec. 22.
ACINUS, wife of Jarkeon Rrlggs. ffr. Rem-
fives and friends Invited to funeral services.
rhufs . 2 p m . residence of husband, Ms. '
nolla. N J. Int. Ilerlln Cem Remains
mnv be viewed Wed . 7 to l r m
HRILL Dec. 22. RAYMOND, son of 1st;
r.innie .ir,u inee inuaneri)V. ivriniivee enu
friends, member, of Re.cu. Council. No. 13.
P. A
inuiea to runerai eervieeg, inur... ,
2 B m.. 210T K
Dreer at Int. private, j
North Cedar Hill Cem
DROWN. ALEXANDER P . of Phllsdel. ,
Phla. suddenly, at Datonla. Fla . Dec. 21.
ssed 70. Dus notice of funeral will be
fnlon Cem . Olouces e?. v. J.
ltnrtwv A. m.u..m v t rv.e n
Jo5SS.u.AinS"iA,B.Jl.r.' sVd
IM) Helatlv-e, and frlenda. Kenn Lodge. No
0,1 t .,, A M - nhl, ,nu,n tn fu.
erul Thurs 2 ii in . SevvVll. N J lnt
liolv" .i'rc,"m ' Wmn?,ntownl'(Pa.rpap,.nr';
conv.
llL'NTINQ Dee 23. at 2036 K Marvin. '
st . avvj r wMnn. nt t.i.n tt iitin
n ., .L"v .i.- - .
aged 81 Due notice '
...'..V--' -nwV-i- ... .Il.lir J Mniitj ,
riiuiin Dec
NELLIE C
'1L;,'V.'.W,'" ,'..a"l "yu'5' "i1.d1h: I
a, jd" fr'lends' Invited NVr'TuWrVl "v VcVs'
F,rJ,I... Un-Csmvaffiife. B&
CLARKE. Dee "- cirARLES D hns.
band Jt R.brcca cox Clark Tt.l'atlv". I
and frlsnds Invited to service. Thur. ,
2 P. in. 8318 N 15th St lnt private
Richmond. V,. paw" copy: ' P I
COTSHOTT. Dec. 22. JOHN, husband of
DlFl
COULIlOtmV At V.ir Hov.n Cnnti
Dec. 23, THOMAS DUKES COCLBOURN
nusuani
Relativ
service
OlIVS
'nt. prl
CUI'
Dec 21. MARQUERITE SPRritlLI
wife nf
mi an '
.. -...-. """" ,v-?" """, 'i ''"
"-?- -;; -:-"f;r..l." .'."'.i "".:,','.' '"'., ,'i"l:
"":.:"- -,'- ". .-'."",'." '.r ."..'""
COYLK. Dec. 2.1 J ,- and of
late Ann Coyle nia- Is In-
vuea to funeral, l'ri
law's residence. Thorn
Broad at. Solemn r ,
Holy Child llli. in
Cem. Auto funeral.
CRONIN. Dec. 20 Al
Ellle Cronln (nee Mcdiiu
11 t II
ita Invited
47- T r Sheldon
a,. cineiaqn ,
Ham Cronln. Relattvea anil lr
".' '""""' ".. "ov . 1" . fr- "''u" I
solemn renuiem mm f'liitrih nr fl i
K funer.?' m' ""' w,f5tmln" "m.
IVAINS - Dec. 23. JOSEPH P. husband
of Josephine II.rrl.oti Dains. .Funeral aerv-
Ires at the residence of ann-ln-law. Al M
niter. Jr , lilt Ulenn road. Ardmnre. Pa., i
'j, 1 1
11,
,,'iS f"trSt l-nn-l-,rXX",,)??.r S. I
nVn i.iR lim .-..-.....-
BAKINSP-Der. 22. ANNA MAT. wife of '
U'altMf fir-ntt e'llflna nnrl mntr,.. ' ii...
(nrfli1(l L'aklnn, ngpil nc n-lat.tn and
iricnas inueu 10 liberal servicji. Thun..
II a. m . cliapel of Andrew J Italr a: Son. i
Arth and lBih at. Itit private.
E1HELE Dee 21. nEnncE v tin.h.nn
".' . vvuneimina r.iseie me urlll, aged 74
;;ela,..,J;, .S",u "'.enus. inn Koites csmn,
No 22S: Koites Aid. and Cen. Koites Post. '
, -.?- Ju- i? " lnv,.lfi'. ,?..funJra.' ""
iLrw. lvu - i. m . .iii.i vvesinem ve.,
I'n mjfikn KT T
lnt HarlelKli rem. IIpmilIhs
msv he viewed Tue. eve Omit dowers.
un
KVVELL. Dec. 22. MAYIIL'LLE MAR
THA dnughter nf Muvbelle M. and Hamil
ton Dlston Evvell. aged L' veHra 4 months
Relative, and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Thurs , 2 p. in. residence nf parents,
2i:i) N. llith st. Int. private. ".
PAY At Atlantic Cltv. N .1 . Dc 23
MARY M . daughter of Edward A. and Catli-
arlno Kay (neo Hart), aged 11 120 N
longre.a ave. Atlantic c,i. ueiatlvea and
friend, invited to funeral on arrival at
Holv sepulchre Cc"".. Thurs . 12 noen.
FERRY Dec , 2S IDA FERRY, of 201B .
N 18th at. Relatives nnd friends Invited '
lo funeral services. Thur. , 2 n m Oliver
II iiair tiiut ,5ju vnesinut st. lnt
Vtni Jntr e?in.
FLANAGAN Dec 22. JOHN J son of
r.iifn i. i .nip ,.i,,.H... rmiumn unu
grandaon of John and. Bridget lianartv
Relatives ana menus, inviieit to runerai
'.-.f J8.0 ".. m r,rj;?ld,!llf of mother. 101
i fiSd at. est Phlla. Solemn mass of re-I
Muiciu VIM...... . . v... .....j. vi Li,0 iiwwii
til a m. lnt t atliedrul I etn.
FRIES. Dec 2i. AMELIA E. widow
of Josoph E Fries Relative, and friends
Invited to funeral 'I hurs. 8.30 a in .
I iron, ,i..i iiiiLr .i i ,.,! in... m inn iaay
I of Victory Church at 10 a m Tnt. private
uec. -I. 11UI1.IV1 i UAM
ves and frlenda. Apollo Lodge,
and A. M Harmony Chanter.
Corinthian Chasseur Commander?, Phlla.
Conslsmrv : I.u Lu Temple A A. O. M. it
S..: Phlla Real Estate Hoard. Automobile
club of Phlla invited to funeral ssrvlces.
Thurs.. 2:30 p. in. 1504 Brown st. Int.
nrlv'Mte
tie:r.Al uec -.. , l,U-v,A fiiriVVAlU,
soi, or Annie ana isio tienry uenav neia.
tlvea and friends, Harmony Lodge, No. 62.
F. and A M.i all other organlzatlona of
which he waa a member, invited to funeral
services Frl . 2 p. m., 0010 Chestnut at.
In, nH.ul
(iMKI.l. At Halneanort. N. .T. Dee ".,.
ANTHONY LOUIS, husband of Katharine
ii. en enu sun u. uiie.u.iiiiv niiu lib uunn
Otell. aged 25 Relative, nnd friends In-
vlted to funsral. Thura . ft a. m.. residence ,
of mother. Hntnesnort. High msss ot re-
I motner. jiainesnort. mgn msss or re '
ulem Sacred Heart Church. Mt. Holly. N.
lii'nO a m. Int. St. Mnrv'a Cem
!fAK,,.'.T"?p '-'a.EMILY J. HAlllir. Due
nil., t ,1.. tun.r.l ...III K. -It .n
notlco of the funeral will be given
HARRIS Dec. 22. ELIZABETH Iv . wife
of Henri Harris Relatives and frl'nda In
vited to funeral. Frl .lpm. 2121 N rber
st Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem.
Tllends tn.iv call Thur.. eve.
HEILMAN Dec. 22, FRANK II. bus
band of Elsie Hellman (nee Splane) and son
nf Robert and Selma Ilsllman. aged 30,
Relatives and friend. Vigilant Council, No.
(10, Jr O C A M : Captain Philip R.
Schuvler (inle. No 4. 11 of A A M .
Rlumantllal K. C Vereln. No. 1 Invited to
funeral aerv lies. Frl. 2 p. in. 24 W Ash-
dale st Olnei. Int. private, Oreenmount
HORAV Dee 22. ANNIE fnee Dovle). 1
and friend. Invited to funeral. Thur.., S a ,
m . 21 Svcamore at.. Clifton Heights, Dels-
ware County. Pa High Mass S. Charles's
l'.iur-h. Kellyv 1 e 10. ... m Int. St.
.Tivn. v, w.... ,,",.,, -euo.. nn.,,,,
Ifl a. m Int. HI.
Charles's Cem.. Kellyville No convejances
ttrvvv-Kr.t.H lien -'.1 iirilltnM T hn.
band nf Matlle Jluwella (neo Rodgers)'. aged
211 Relative, and friends Invited to fu-
nera, inura., v a m., .-.u -,. inuey si
Int. Hillside Com., vln funeral car Re-
" n. m.y bo viewed Wed., after 7 p. m. .
IIUNTRK. aged 81. Relattvea and friends,
emploves HamsJell Plann Co. Invited to
funeial Ihurs.. S.3H a. m. brother's rest-.
dem-e. Chailca A. Hunter, 530 N. Wana-1
.lUSTEIi. Dec. 23. r-r.I.IB II.. wife of
Walter Jester and daughter of lata Clowen
E and Mary A, Drown, Relative, and
friends Invited to funeral aervliea, Thura.,
i! p. 111 . 202S N. 22d st. Int. West Laurel
lllll Cem. Auto funeral.
JOHNSON. Dec. 23. MAROARET
,n "il fjirtriArtP"r v
J Johnson (ns? RllsvV '
en'dsJ Invited to'fJn.rM; I
widow of Henry
Itelatlvss and frl
Prl. 8.30 a. in,. 1U2R W I.ahlgh ave . Sol
emu reilulem inuss Church of Our Lady ot ,
Iv of ,
Cera,
.vs..,
rSluK
.Mercy lu a. m, ini. iioiy aepuicnr
A,,,, fiin.r.t.
.innilAV. -At 1te anil Ketnlnole aves.
ni...,.i mil Tt-.- en TtinuAU cinmi'k'
JOHDAN Jr,. aon of Thoma Carrlck and
Clteabeth Kiln Jordan, aged 11. Funeral
"V'fssTnur... 11 .. m.. hi. rauistnurcn,
wn. a tnembei
Invited to funeral services.
rnu
'hur. a u. m.. DavKt H, tchuyJr nidv,.
liro
iao aHii 11 n nni sii at inr n.iuui.
i.Inder. Deo. 22. TIIEOd'orU n. bus.
bndT of lat. Kt Under, aged BI. Xorirmriy
of flSIB Union av,. Oak l.ans. Itela-
tlves and f r enaa invuea 10 runerai. Thura.,
2 p. m parlor. Charlea U. Thlel. MJ4
Urroantown v. Jnt. Atdal.y Hurts! Park.
la funeral ear,
Kl, Pll.
mtmi'S n.c on TUTHIX- hii.h.nil nf i '"'-."...""'? -u.r "'" -em. AUIO IU-U;
Mary Brown (nee Kishe7). Helitlve. "and "lAArJy At msi's" ..rhi,,r'V tv .'
friends Invited tn fun.rai Thur.. 2 o. m . I e.'MW,'A.'TA,..t,n?;.J'- Persnhu?. .L-. Dec. . ,
fi .t f...n.V ., r..mS.. ! j in - . V.""t" c.. rr. notice or ta-iZTZn
V' f".'ln yoisnoii. agea 77 Relatives and , v. i'thVnvi r-;
fr enrin m H ,,. e.......i ...,... c-i ., i .ew,v,ntnearai cem.
p.- !".. '. : sz&Ai m .a'S fAr-ssri -h-0.,
. v... itcuisius iiivjf im iienra inuri.. nmri
a 01 jiarsuerno sprouil Coulbourn. Nr r, J,,"'. "', "" "", " -"""(j
e and friend, are Invited to the cS1v,'4.ut0.,.un,."L... ...- ,. . .. . V
-i-hur morning at 11 o'clock at the i-ii-Vi, rr tVvt ,. 'I, tikii.A-'.I.i.i cc'. "X I
U Hair Building. 1820 Chestnut st. 1 J&.fr,, S0'f fVfit jj,ri'llad!elpht. sged
LBOURN-At Now ll.ven rnn.. L..RA-B.TON pee. 2g; W.IU.IAM I.INTQX.
tnaher st. Solemn requiem mas. our IJidy serjicti rmv ..u. . 'tiij'
of the Rosary Church 10 a, m. Int. lloly , TRU8COTT Dec .2. MARY wldoiT of Tt1 Ji
iross Cen, Samuel Truscntt aged nu. Relative, and? wj
HURST -Dec. 21. at Cape May N J . 'fl""V ,nV.trM.t0e.'Unnf'ilo'n',rTiw,' iTtnniW iTSI
JOHN JAMES, husband uf Mary K. Orler , ?Ph"' '" ' ..Ki n -"ath .Hnt nrTvafi'ilfl! i-Wt
Hur.t and aon of John and Harriet Hurat. J,Som".'.',,"S3a N- -"'" "' lnt' P""' J"'1- artvY?. .1
a"In' sUNor;h''nHt.'rrlinodi.I',ND W WARREN -Dsc, 23 WILLIAM IT., son PV
"r 11 v LCuIn'm enL-h, 'i,,,,.' ?' of Peter and Margaret Warren, aged B, .A'Stf
m..0pr.n1i 'Anc'.0. Th JKo'a 'a,0; H"'"'. and friend. HeUrnan CoclL No "
Otn. Servlcea Second Preabyterlan Church. .-" i.'rAn,...ln resldene "oi t SSd Ii' V
Tulpehocken snd Ureene sis.. l:S0 p. m. '? " pj?JIce cem. ' ''
JUDOB. Dec. S3. nESSIE, daughter Of RICH, nusoano wni ursi.r,n , ,-m
1st John and Oclla Judg. Du. natlc Kllngnjtln). d BJ. Helatlves i and irlenHi .ZJ
of funeral will be given from brother-ln. invtlted I funeral services. Thur., ?. lyili . .iJ
law', residence, Jam,. W.ll.c. 271B Par- S'Me?-'. .V. fffeTKR Tt.. fcSsj, T?
'kUENSTLER. Deo 23, HARRY, husband n, , nVv'll Y.,.i,l'? '.'.id'ss "'riilJt i2 ' f 1
of Emma It. Kuonatler, aged 02. Relative. I and late David Teagls, a.M .B "' t1
,.,i rrl.nii. all oraanliatlnn. nf uhi.-h i,.land frlenda Invited to funsral servle, MS .. ,.
v.. ... M...K. 1 1 1 in 11 1 11 11 1 iii.ii iiia1" ' lies' Mil'.1 " 1
.oil -1-v.t" r.--j ii v. ,(ii. .... r 1 wmmA ti rt 1
itJ"
WKATTIB
Jor P" Jnylted to funeral services.. Thurs.
2 p. m.. 8000 N. 12th at., fiosan. TnL eHi. '
h"T!5"r.D',c-. 2S- J0"N husband of. .' it
fu?a."iS .' lM.lt (nt. Heltrlch), of Atlantis '( J
t.lty. N. J., and enti tit a.n.v ,Jj r-.t..- . !M
ui.ihSt'na a' nl"s and frisidi!;
lilshop Neumann Council, No. OS), K. ai Itsl
S.-.tni' JiMB Cleveland ave. Solemn re.
aulem mass our lAy of Mercy Church 10
S'.-mi' v.V Jfew Cathedral Cem. Auto fu
"',A'""-"Y. vP?TBcopy.
a - m jjj a ,',,',, V,w'.i,!. ,
?f JJ2,? . Son'y's Cnu'r'ch Sif? rJ! f
Int. Holy Cross Cem.
I.UTZ. Dec. 21. LUTHEtl .. ..- .
nr jj, " j,.
K.latlvss and friend? Invited Vhm.rSi
jervlc... Thura.. 2 p. m 'parents' n&
noi.i wnoniana ave., West Phlla. Int. wl
Laurel 11111 fern. rlends msy esll Vd
after 7 p. m. ' "aa"
aiA-i 1 1 e.n. uec. 22, OKOROR W
MATHE8. Ausband of 'late Kmma liinn.
Mathe.. Relatives and friends Invited ij
tuner, services . Frl.. 2 n m.. residence of
Busquehsnna ave. Int. private. Northweod
Cem. " "ojvnwooo.
McATER Dec 21. at Chesllhurst. N. J.f
nLANCIIE, wife of John J McAtee ani
daughter of Frederick C. and Catharine
Schramm. ed 88. Relatives and friend.
Invited to funeral, Thur... S 30 a. m.. bus.
band, realdencr. 2048 E. Cambria st. Solemn
requiem mass Church of Nativity 10 a. m.
Int. Most Holy Redeemer Cem.
MellRIDE On Dee, 20, HUaif P., hus-
band of Marguerite JIcRrlde (ne. Reynolds).
of 931 N. 10th .t.. aged 28. Relatives and
friend.. Cork Msna P. S. and Bantflelal Or"
.aiiLaiion, invuea 10 luneral. Thurs 880
a. m.. Oliver II. Hair llldg.. 1820 Chsstntit
si. Kequlem high mass fit. MaUrhv-i
Church 10. , m. Int. Holr Cross Cem.
fnea Orlfnth) wifi of 'John C NfcCsh. rt.i.
uvea snd friend. Invited to funVrVt if
i,V v?, " fS ".naf ,BJV.ni5 -J"?,"!! .IV
nelisis o.t.fk. r -. .- . ttiii . z . '
rai iiaier.
;ii..,uiw(u, wee. --.1, i-Jtuimjlltjjvjl, 1
njdovr of Morris Mendelsohn. Due notice
will h alyen .from I860 W. Vensn.o st, '
MILI.&R. Dec. 2J. WILLIAM H bus-
band ot Matilda Miller (nee Hlrch). aged 70.
Relatives and friends invited tn funeral
.1! p. m.. 1045 S. Psion at.,
lnt tirlv.t. THnlti' tjilkB.ai.
nda map call Thurs. eve. Auto-
pec. 22. ROBERT DAVEWtll
1 i-urene it unn .M.rv- tz r.imr-
d"n!I - ,1f.'ir,o1w'. FJ' V"k ' rV" '
dence, Hallowell. Pa. lnt Northwood Cem.
Take Willow Orove and Doyle.town trolrejr
to parenta residence at Hallowell.
urn . ii.i.Tiv.a ee.1 rri.n,. nvn.. tn
.N,9'J,n,.H.rl; Frankfora. Phlla.. Dee. 21.
EMILY LISTER, wlftt of George O. Norrtsl.
H.rt,-ee anrt l. -....
O'lmlEN'-Dec. 23.ANNIE. wife of John
g ?.',"' HBVtaV7f" '"Off 'Turn'.'r4 JS
gr. 'Vn'cadr1.!"' ChUfCh '
". uee. :j, uiaku:s, nusnana
J.' ,.s"?h J,ritr,nlJV ".Ii
nelative. and friend.. Holy Name and all
otn'r societies of which he wa. a m.mber,
Unv'L'.t0un'ral - ,Th.ur.., 8-80 a. in., soi
i."';'"i".V.f".,eVl.? - i:. "'JH mass vnurcn
son of Annie
J4 Ttelatlvee
and frlenda Invited to funeral, mother'.,,
residence. 2t27 Mcclellan st . Thurs.. H-Aotf.
A m. Mnlemn rni,tm m, fl,i..v. nl (1, M
husband of Rebecca Ralston (nee McKaln).
Relative, and frlends.members of St. Luke's
M. E. Church .Broad and Jack-ion Tataem'
Ploye. County Prison invited to funeral
services. Sat" n. m. "3.1.1 s. isth at
lnt- Private, Mt. Morlah Cem, Remains'
m". .' viswea rrl. eve. auio seryin.
Filmnl.,!', 11V a n f. ..!..,. tl.l.. ...... e
.,! N- widow of Thomaj P. Rhodes, sged 82. Jtela.
i, "..J tlves and friend. Invited to, funeral aerv-ii-dral
'." 8:80 p. m., Thurs., 1038 N. loth gt-i.
lnt private,
.,, f ROACH. Dec. 21. FTXUIENCE. daughter
P,,L'., nl Willi. n. 1 ...I ...I- M...I. ...3 en
" lll'"lll 11. Mill VVlllllC IVUAl.il, IftU Ikabr
Relatives and friends Invited to tuners I. ,
services. Thur.. 10:30 a. m 8t.
,-. ..-,- r-,.....i. n.u ... r,u...! -.
Cl.m.nf. Chr.h l,U --A V-h. --
;' - .".. " v... .... ...... .... x...v. . . ....
vlevve.l at r-arenta' residence. 2145 Summer
st Wed . 7 tn n n m
h.nd"nf"V..,;tnV' . .WWfl7i R?.nSSM
Schelhal. at San Tranrlsco. - u-xtii
. SOIJeLL At Olenolden Pa.. Dee.
JOSEPH KASTRURN SCIIELL. Sen
JPSBPH .KASTRURN SCIIELi: .Service. -!
,14
-,.,a k. uienoinen ave.. Thura., ii:sn a. m. -
Z?irL. "Y! Br"l1 St 5",,l0n lbM ' mF;
" l'l.
ftCHIELE At Svracu.e. N Y.. Dec. SX 'JI
ERNEST riURLkS hflllELK. nelatlveaF'ViSl
"Jd friend. Invited to funeral aep-tceli, 1
h.ur'- 2 P. m . St. Martin's P. E. ChurchixC.f
Oak Lane. lnt Hillside .Cem i
MCIIUESSLKR Dec. 2.1. HF.RMAN. hUB-i y
hand of Louise Schuessler Rslatlve. .na
frlenda invited to funeral service.. Thurs..
n. m.. 22H W. Johnson St.. aermantoiVf
in,, private
an.vv uec. 21 .MAititi a., "wue or
.Tames L Shaw and dsuehter of late Kdwarit
J and Marv A. Fadln. Relative, anil
friends. League of Sacred Heart of Trans
figuration Church. Invited to funeral Thura.,
7.30 a in. 5417 Christian st . West Phlla.
Mas. Church nf Transfiguration O a. tn.
lnt Holv Cro.a Cem.
SHOW Dec 2. THOMAS E S1IAW.
aged 5S. Relatives and friend. Invited in
funeral nervine irr, n m Olive. II. &u
ita'e Hiog.. iH'jn chestnut st, inr. virlvar., sa
SIMS Suddenly, Dec, 21 THOMAS IU W
hu.hand of Willie Currle Sim.. Funeral li
services 420 Midland ave St. Davids, PS.,'
Tub... 11 a. tn. Int. private,
SMIITK Dec 22, suddenly. MATtSHALT.
H husband of Camilla 11. Smith Relatives ;,
nnd friend, are invited tn the service Tliur.J,
afternoon nt 1 o'clock, nt 127 Rloomlngdaln .Jj
ave,. vv ayne i-a. int. private, uonveyance. -
will he nt Wajno station to meet train leav
ng llronil Street Station nt 12:15 p. m. r
HTART.ENHAClr. Suddenly. In Atlantic .jsjS .
city. N. J. Dec 2l). CHRISTINE, wife ot
Herman j. marizenuncn. tteiaiives snq
r.t..,i tnt.ii. tn ii,n.i .ni. Thi. . "'I
n tn.. Oliver II llalr llldir.. IS20' Chestnut . 8 A
,t. Philadelphia. Int. Hillside Cem, , ' J'lffld
STAKTZENllAClf. Suddenly, in Allantlo , ,' a
City, N. J.. Dec. 21 HERMAN J., nusbatid
nf Christine Startzentiarh. Relatives and
friends members of Masonic Order. Atlantis -."fut
City Order of Elks, Invited to funeral ser"V rWX
Ires. Thurs.. 2 pm. Oliver H Belr Bld . WA
1K20 Chestnut at., Philadelphia. Int. Hill- ''VV;
side Cem ,
STYRON Dec. 22. VANMETA SAWYER. nt,ili,
asugnter or unariea ii. sna iiessie u, niyron, i.
aged 14 Relatives and frlsnds Invited tail
S1.....A1 aa.b.Iaab efsUassBsi n n vm eW gh, tn 1 f V.,
luiiwiei "' - . ,ii" " A Vr V t - ?'
m ., --? rl -"i"er:w""i ... . . '" t , j
nrlvate. Friends may call Wed., 7 to 0 ' 'jf
m. ..iJV
SWOARDS Dee. 22, Al.nERT C. hus. JJ j
band of Elizabeth F. Swoard.. aged - JJJ j
l..lnll,.u nnn fplantl, I'h, 1 1 nViAnti.,. T.lh- Yl
v - n 17 I O Tt M . Clintlnhnchen rTnunrll. 'yJ'I.
No. 152. D of P. emplojes William Cramp. .',,;
K nous, invuru in luucrai iitiiitr., , iiur... , v,
n m. 44'J 10. Miller st. Int. Chelten " V
mn, cem. Frlenda may tall Wed., after .t
7 p m
TAYt)R -De
21. SARAH E . lf. of
Joseph K Taylor.
Relatives and friend. In-
tr to funeral aervires. Thurs.. J p. m.,
..!.. . .. .. '. ....' , . -
-dnv . iiowara st. mi. private ib
TEAZ. Dec. 32. MARY P.. wife bf Wil
liam 1. 'reus and daughter of Oeorse and
Fannie Kaucrweln aged 57. Relative, and
friends and members of Holy Trinity Pree.
hvterlan Church, Invited to funeral service.,
Thuis 2:30 p 1,1 . 511." N, Warnock st..
'"TEWS. Dec 23 AliKLAIDK L. TEWM
(nee Hess), wife of Wllllnm Tew-B, aged 52.
Relattvea and friends may view remalna.
1024 N. Marvin st.. Wed.. 1 to 3 p. m,
Solemn roqulem msss itt Andrew. Church.
?Z". Y'"H 'i'.:.'
cathedral' Cem
rn.. in a. m. ini. j-i.w
Baltlmor., Md. Baltimore
'"thoMPSON ' Dec ' 22. CHARLES
THOMI'HON. agedBii. lieiaiives ana iriena
I Sit. Relatives and friend. '
I. without further notlce.v vr .1
in.ited to funeral wlthou
r"s ,nc N. State st
Thurs 'JtO - m. Inl
r'.Yn'forwtov.r , eve. :
liewiomi, 1 .. i.m
- ,. "-. ...... 1...... n..ji.- n..nii..i .1. -I
,..,., ,, m" va.H' 1
TllflK . Dec. 22 KI.TZ4nETII NATTY '- '' is
TII.OE. wlfo of Louis T Til... Funeral
services Thura. 2 In in.. Holv Trinity"" il
1 imivii. ,, m,.u ,,.,u. .,. .,., ,, ,.., r --. -m
Omlr finwers ..v,i .. t V,? I
JRAVO -Dec M MA. daughler 0 Jo- I
Invited to funeral. 1-rl., D.Su a m parents' ?
nsldence. 2J15 N llancrnft st. Solemn re.
Qulem masa Our I.ad.y of .Mercy. Church It
a', tn int. ii)- latnearai ctm, AUfo
WATSON Dec. 23. SARAH R. WAT
SON. runerai services, inurs., 11 a. m.
Calvary Church, Manhelm st,. Otn Int.
Private -,.,-,. - i-
VVAlJilll--wsv. i.vs.. WIAIll.f.a Vi. -'..i
WAUOH. aged 3d. Relativ. snd friend W
Invited to luneral, witnouiiunner notice, ax
invltea to tunvmi, iiiii.ui lunmr notive, trx
St. Oabrlel's P. E, Churih, Front snd Boul.l,,.H .'
viVd, Frl., 1V.S0 a. in. Int. p, Ivate, Nw "W
WHERTLEY. auwenir.uee. VI. OBOROU
US JO , W
WHERTLEY. Sudd.nly.Dee 82. OROROH r
W husband nf Hannah Whertley. itelallves aTrSt"
ani friend., nrotherhood nf R, II. Trainman, VAgfc,.
No. t2.mploy Phil. Dlv.f'. nnd R. K .f.jW.
"nvlt.d to un.ra servle., , Frl.. 1 m ;3.!UV
Firth st. (34th and IIuntlngdent'jKTB
int. private. Frisnos may call Thurs., w ffiZJ
iv PH. ,irnn ,Ml
. ..,,..-. 7m --..,--. . -; ,.....
Jlrlstoic.m. ....... ,,.
hsnd of Susan Zwlcltsr, Relstlv, nl
7.ivii.n.r.it ""uii:. .
aoviwi.x) -- i "i.iia vt ruv
(' Jv S'0, ' TrUl 2 a , .if " J&i ,
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, eocirn.. o. n v., "," r A""";'i JEJ'HT
'to tunwal rvUs, Thurs., , 1., i WT n,
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