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SUIN 3 MONTHS
Captain Alan W. Lukens
Died on Field September
29, Says Cable
SINKLER LISTED HURT
Captain Wharton S r, former
University of Pennsylvania football Btar
nnil son of tlio late Dr. Wharton Slnltler,
noted surgeon ami diagnostician, Is de
clared to be "severely wounded" In to
day's official casualty list
As a matter of fact Captain SlnMer
was nover wounded at alt, but was con
fined to a French hospital for seen
months, suffering from Influenza, fol
lowed by pneumonia, and Is now at his
homo In j:iklns Park, slowly convalesc
ing, Ho has been back In this country
for some weeks and himself signed the
receipt for the official telegram stating
that he was wounded Captain Sinlder
was nmuscd at the War Department's
error, but said such mistnkes were easily
possible In cable transmission or In de
coding the messages on this side, i
A number of other mistakes by the I
War Department In announcing the i
fates of Philadelphia soldiers aro an
nounced today. Captain Alan W '
Xiens, of Havorford, ofllclall reported
to have died of vvoumli. date undeter
mined, was actually killed during the
battle of Montfaucon, September 29
Lieutenant Philip X. HhlnoUnder, '
nephew of Bishop TUilnelander, pre
lously reported wounded and later
nifsslng. Is now listed as "died," though
whether of wounds or disease is not
stated In the dispatch from Washington
Ten other solders, a corporal nnil nine
enlisted men, who had been varlou "b
repored as killed, wounded or missing,
are now said to have died of disease
or to hao returned to dutj.
Captain Slnltlcr married JIlis Louise '
niklns, a daughter of Mr, and Mrs
(Seorga W. IJIklns, of Ogontz. Mrs I
Slnkler's brother, George W niklns Jr ,
married Miss Natalie Crozler Fox, I
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Caleb F. Fo
of Ogontz. Captain Slnklcr earned his
commission at the Mrst officers' training
camp, Tort Niagara, N. Y, and went
to France as a member of the 312th '
Infantry.
Captain LuKens, who Is the son of Mr I
nnil Mrs Lewis N. Lukens, of Havcr
ford, ofllclally reported some months ago
us wounded and In a hospital, was i
actually killed on September 29, nc- i
cording to a cablegram from IiIb brothel,
Lieutenant Edward (' Lukens of the
eightieth Division, now In France I
Itcpcated efforts to obtain definite In-'
formation as to the fnto of Captain
Lukens from the War Department failed
entirely. For thrco months the depart-
ment Insisted that the cnptnln was se
verely wounded and being treated in a'
hospital, but could never name the In- ;
Ftltutlon where he was supposed to be.'
A few days ago an official telegram
Informed the joung officer's parents that,
lliolr son had died of wounds, but that i
the (Into nnd place of Ms death werf
not known. I
Captain Lukens was wounded during
tho early stages of the attack on
Jiontfnucon Two of his men who went
lo his nsslstnnce later reported he toll
tlu-in to rejoin their company as he wns
nllln in .1 tn !, fnnw lilialf TTn ival
never sten again It la believed he was
-.. , cl. , .... .w,. .......v... .. ..
struck by a shell vvhllo on the way to I i
field dressing station. A report from .
military cemetery but this has not beer
I HUH HAS IK Uiltl III.' ivita uui K'u ill a
onflrmed i
Only 618 names arc on the combined ,
vasualty lists todav lncludlnirfom-
i.isuaiiy lists louay, inciuumg ronj-
ven Pennsylvanlans. The totai for
Philadelphia nnd vicinity Is but .thirty-
M-v en, four having been killed In nctlon.
Ihrec having died of disease, twenty-five
hiving been wounded, two being re-1
potted missing, nro now said to have re-
Joined their units.
SKETCHES OF THE HEROES
Private I awrrnre V. I'nwrrs, of the
107th Machine-Gun Battalion, once se
verely wounded and once almost fatnllj
gassed, but now
"Dutch Soldiers
Are Devils; but
Dutch Stoics
Arc Fine"
back with his unit I
oecunn.
tlon, has a poor
mut, rj,vi- i i ;; 1 ., ji-
J2U .., ' ls,stronB for the Oer-
man stoves Tho duuouts he and his ,
!I?l.a "w occupylnB are very !
opinion of the Qer
L-uiiiiurmuie, no says in a letter to his i
mother, who Uvea nt i193 iirD.ivuin. I
ftleet. -The Dutch soldiers nre devils."
w.BS! W Xti DutiC'.1 "i?,eS are flne'
We have lots of wood to burn and fine
grub. Meat, potatoes, bread. Jnm. coffee
and plenty of everything, cigarettes nnd I
candy. It'l pretty soft now, nothing to
do but keen Mv nml rlrlll n Kl, kv, '
(lo but Keep tidy and drill a bit. Not,
nan lor a Tnanxsgiving1 dinner, when
you consider how far we are from
home." i
Telllnir of the battle of 'Tppermont "
nnA rff ii w pt, nt;: .; ;;';''
Sfflffte J?Kw:
iiiiwii sui uuu uliuu KUUUl J O CJOClt in
the morning. Just In time to be welcomed
by the German barrage. Later he and
his comrades chased tho Dutchmen out
of some woods, but lost a lot of mon
vvhllo doing so. The young soldier pnjs
tribute to the cool courngo of the nmbu
lance drivers, who took their lives In
Ihelr hands every minute of the day
chasing up and down a shell-swept rond
cnrrylng out tho wounded nnd bringing
back food and flrst-nld kits.
Kererring to his own wounds, Private
Powers said: "I was In tho hospital
ivvice, once ror an operation nnd once
for being gassed. But I am feeling all
right now." Ills family has never heard
from him how badly he was hurt or
wny ne was operaiea on. rom a com
rade, they learned thai he came very
1roA In Inalno an nvn Tn tnit i.
r.wv .VU...B u.. .... ,, ,,.,, uuniieia
in his letters does he speak of himself,
but only of what his battalion has done
Ills division took nart In nrnetlrnllv
overy big battle of the final campaign,
the list given by Private Powers in.
eluding Ilelleau Wood, Chateau Thierry,
second jiarne. Argonne Korest, battle of
r.ppermoni ana nnniiy or me uoui front
He also gives a list of the towns his I
battalion has passed through, and the '
rosier is a long one. . ine list is ap-
pended Just as written
Powers.
by Trlvate
"Calalo, Ix)tuovllIe, Nlnlles, Co-Beige,
Fruges, Anwln, Fenewe, Nolse-le-Sec,
Uennesse, Itebals, Vlels. Mnusons, No-
gent, Jaulgone, Chateau Thierry, Sergy.
lerngs, Cohen. Dravegny, Archls Co
Ponsart, Courvllle, Klsmes, Flsmette,
Colongenee, Domans, Epernay, Brugny,
Contrlsslon, llevigny, Leslslette, Bel
mont, Varemes, Mont Dlalnvllle, Epper
tnont, Toul, Bssey, Thenucourt. Jnulny,
4" linnnAfW llarmnnl lli,.,t... kAU
said, Bordoe, Nevers, Meta and a lot of.
others that I cannot remember,"
""' .,-i.nutii, uino, U'
Private Powers Joined the colors last In the hope or promoting racinl seir
July, being Just eighteen years old when ' reliance .In business. It established
he enlisted. Ho was sent to Camn linn. IWhllehoro. near Cape May, N J., where
cock, saw and grabbed a chance For Im-
mediate service abroad by Joining the
machine-gun unit and sailed for France
a month later. lie was on apprentice
carpenter when ho folt tho urge to do
his bit for Uncle Bam.
rrly.te Thomas F. Rafter. Battery U,
Meld Artillery, was severely wounded
October 11, according-to nn official tele
icram and letters received byfhla sister,
AIIm Agnes Hatter, 2!28 South Twenty
third street. In a letter dated October
10. he said that on the following day
h wan to move up closer to the Verdun
Iroilt nnd thatt he and the other fellows
were ft happy over It on if they wero
KolnK o a Fourth of July celebration.
A latter written by it comrade a few
ftajm lntr told of haw Hatter was
wounded, on tho last day of the wnr,
fn Wh legs and the right arm. The
frtind adder) that, despite the severity
ftt him wounds, Itafter wns doing flne.
nfter in (itthtten years old nnd en-
,. flBt My lie vyns trnlned at
iI.rKKin nna buiicm mr rrntice isi
11a iwrenta are uui kvjiik nnn
ainliur the colors ha made his
him at 3 Keen .? W rouier,
R , 3iv nrlhr. I iU 4! W1
Honor Roll for tho City
and Its Vicinity Today
KIL1 IN ACTION
Cnptnln
AUN XV. MIKKNH, Haverford OBI
dally reported as having died of
wounds )
Corporal
(inonoK IJANIH. 2018 North Palelhorpe
Trlrnt
.'S .!, nv BURK. 11222 N 2(lth st.
tllAKI.Rs II. OMHIAM, Cheltenham.
dip.d or nisKAsn
Lieutenant
PHILIP N. ItllNitt.AMR. -German-
tjwn (Prevlously'reported mlsslnB.)
LLVIF.lt .1. m;kdiiM, 1H00 Mcdary ave.
(not known at tlint address)
rrlrnte
CJK IIINCIIMAV. 3235 North rif
teenth st.
UOl'NDhD
Lieutenant
JOHN i:. KltlKNAtlKU. 2037 Cabot at
Henteant
JOHN" .1. O'HAM.ON, 2223 North Fourth
SlL.KSTKH rOTB, 2223 V 4th st
Corporals
I1AAO K. IIONSALL, 0107 Larchwood
. ave
A. K. HUTCHINSON. 41.1 West Susque-
iimum. 11 rcviousi) reporieu muss-
Iriff V
HAIIKV A,
.lth t
SUMH.KVtAN, 913J North
JOHN (J. HKKVM'.N. 8512 Dowman st
... 'Incorrect address)
JONl.PH a. ..(IIKIhlinil 145 N Cleve
land ave
Mrchnnlo
IIRRV (ORALUZZI 0853 nton St.,
Uermantown
Prlmles
THOMAS 1 RAITnit, 1230 South Hoi-
lywood st
. II. STRAIN, flit) East Tloea st.
(Previously reported mlsslnjr 1
IIOLKSLAW MI.SStmSKI. (No horns
address fihen Previously reported
tntsslncr )
CARL 13. l.I3r. 3S44 N 7th st
MARTIN .lOSKl'll JOIST, .'UOll Ontario
st
JOHN lMC.KVIW. 1202 Snider ave
I'VNrWOKN I I l.fllMTI. ll Kilter st
SWII n, l)i;l,N, 1144 Webster st
II VIII, KH Mi hits, U1U lilndrnwnod ave ,
( 'nmden
JOHN MCRl'IIY. 2.M8 Pemberton st
(Second time wounded )
I'WIIAI,K UK CVItl.l), 1114 Pcrnon st
(Previous! reported missing )
OVhTANO 1)1 SI,(I, 1311 8 Illcks st
(I'revlnuslv rorwrled mlsslnff )
(II l.l'PK l'lll,l'((l 17J4 Manton si
((If1. 1'I'I3 COIIIIM, v,n-. Washburn st.
IIIIM II. DM.III IMI, !)2J North
1 01 x elxtn st
NORM V.N VI. I., mill). 441) Manchester
uVt . Mpdia Pa
MlNSINt. IN VXTIOV
I'rlvntrs
J XMLS JOM.S, L'220 21d s' (family
lias moved leaving no forwarding ad
dress) Mill. II. niTPEI..' 2231 tnuth Sixty
seventh st (Incorrect address).
IlETlRNhD TO DUTY
I'rltntes
ISAC MIIRKMHJRO. Wl Poplar st.
(l'revinul rt ported mlsstnc )
W. R. 0'IIK.. 2140 North Newklrk st.
(Prevlnuslv reported nlsslnff )
R. . MOJC7ANSUI. 1121 Hhncknmnxon
st Prevloul reported niisslnir.)
BLAST KILLS ELEVEN
IN N. J. POSTOFFICE
Twehe Injured When Gas
Tank Explodes at Lebanon.
Firie Follows
lebnunii, . J Dec 31 Kleven pei-
sons nre missing and nro believed to
i,ave been killed heie last night nnd
twelve others Injured by two gas ev:-
'nin.innii in tlm T.ehnnon PoatorTlcp. Tim
inr9t Pxnlosion blew the roof from the
building and the second caused the walls
.. . . .. .,., . ,.....,
to COiiapHe nurjing nu wunin tne uuiiu-
ln (i0i,ra
The building burst into flames after
tIl0 8(,cona explosion
Those known to have been In the
tiuiiuing wnen ine expiusioii oreurrcu anu
who nro missing ale
Joseph Strjker. Weslcj Bird. Hcnr5
' ' . ' rmmon. Onrar Antir
"' cl". 'S !!' SI
Tcter S Mper, William Apgar. John
Smock. Rus-ell Hockenberry. Herman
Alpaugh and George Nicholson
in addition to the postofflce, the
wrecked building contained a candv
PU UUIIU II If UWVllltlU U. LUUUt I
... i .
store ana ciunroomw, nnu n numDer or
persons in these were victims r the
explosions
The explosions shook the omdre town
and within a few moments hundred, ot
persons had gathered about tne scene j
nnd aided in tho work or IlglUIng the
Town ofllela's. who started an Invest!-
i - !, 9 tij 4vt tfvhrt-1. !AnAIfAr1 llnf 4k
k" " " "-f.cj, .ci-.ic" nii.i. me
explosions oriKlnated In the basement
r,',h(, bulldlne where a larce tank of
' ,t,?u"din5rr?, K .
"II,,V ' ... (
The first oxnloslon virtually demolish-
ed the Interior of the bulldlnft nnd shat-
t,rcl1 w""5ows throughout the town. The
.econ(j hroueht the walls crushlnc down
,,"," ,,hflr. ,
nnd Btarte" tne flrc I
n...i. T.. .-.....
Camden Bars Ask New Licenses
- , . , . V .
.. Fow ot famden 8 wholesale and rotall
liquor dealers hnve failed to (lie appll-
cat'onn ror renew ni or licenses mis year
s ver
timi the fact that their re.mm. m
r:V.uJ;P':
V , , m ,T n-ui ", i.tc
nnai day ror nung Tnis represents a
slight railing on from last years fig
ures. Deaths of a Day
George-H. 'White
The funernl of Assistant City Solicitor
ueurKB xi vt fine, uniieu tne mm oi ine
tl en "tn last or the
n.rn onnri..m.n whn ,n.i st.
urday of he-rt dtoe
sixty-five years, was held at 1 o'clock
i today from his home, 1414 Lombard
street, followed by nterment In Kden
.eiiieiery. no w.j uurn hi iauen
County. N. C. went through the local
public nnd normal schools and "ovvnrd
I-nlverslty. WashlnBton, . then studied
Cemetery,. Ho was born In Bladen
i niversuy. vvuHiiingion. inpn muttiea
i law under a white Judge In North Cnro-
i
lnw
Una and was admitted to practice of law
about 1882. In 1884 he was elected o
,f-
n'u
rJLr
llcltor for the Second district, Incluilrni
several counties, n position correspond
Ing to District Attorney here. After
I four years was re-elected, serving- eight
Congrcsi in i;jb nna re-ciectea in loan,
He vyns n aeiegnie to tne ttepun icnn
Notional Convention that .gave McK nley
his term In Congress he practiced law
In Wnahlnston some years, hav ng been
admitted to practice ln the UnUed States
Hu7ren CourL unuea niates
his llrst nominniion xur t-resiueni. Alter
hu.Sren on, tn Tinii.M.ini.i. iin,-
he organlied the People's Saving Banit.
mm Ijimbnrd street, but ns It did not
meet with tho expected success he paid i
off every depositor In full and closed
the Institution. The Cleorgo II. White
Land nnd Improvement Company was
another venture organized under his lead
i lots were offered fpr sale and a small
colony built He Is said, however to
hrtva lost J10.000 In the venture. Fol
lowing the death of Harry W. Bass, ho
was appointed to the vacnncy as As
slstant City Solicitor and assigned to
cases In tho Municipal Court.
John J. Dorie
John J. Borle, youngest son of Mr.
snd Mrs. Charles Louis Borte, Jr.. of
Wakefield; Kydal. died yesterday after
a brier uinesa ui iucuiuuii' &u ui
i&t:uis:i
Tvminm J. Sewell Boric, who is vvlth
fBnsa Hospital No. 10 In France. Two
younger uliier wisu nm im, ricmr
P, Horle and Benuvenu Borle, 3d.
Ills father, a son of Deauveau Borle.
retired banker and former president of
the Philadelphia Stock Hxcnange, Is a
member ot the firm nf Znntzlnger, Borle
& Mednry, architects. His mother, who
was Miss Helen Seweil, Is A daughter ot
tho late Major General William Joyce
Kewell, who wna United States Senator
from New Jersey and head ot the
Pennsylvania ftailroad system In that
nnil lioltllnn down flames nnd rcsculnir the nluretl. As ""'e " iV.Ti'i" -'. 'T.'-Vi.-ii, fi,... Dorothy i:. Henderson, laoniirovvn st i
n section of Gcr- :" . , flr i.een ;ii.h.,i I i"!"....:. X 'X"'W. "ik ,n ii 'hitii Fr.anK .'JS ...-" S-..S '"." ! l..?v..
man trenches in ' rw." ".". "...." . ",. :.. "i""" E..'T' " "w. i , s Pon.ll Taslev. n.1.'"- 'A""i' .f.T.V ,,,'.'..".,"." '" . ' la
i,a -an v. vo unteers e iiercu me ruiiin unu ueun ij'n""' ': r..,,i,i.Vi iimnr Tn ucurau nirr uvn nuiuniwuuu ni.. uuu -:
tne rear of the i v"1""- . . . . " Vn . Joseph Cuthbert Ardmore la . n ld wn lamann. lion liuttonwnn.l t c
army of oeeuna- a searcn tor wiu ucuu. ,..., . , ..... '
Ifl
EVENING PUBLIC,
LAST CASUALTY
RECORD FOR 1918
Forty-two Killed in Action
and Equal Number
Die of Wounds
DISEASE FATAL TO NINE
Washington, Dec 31. The final cas
ualty list for the year 1918 contains
the names of forty-two heroes killed In
action, an equal number who died of
disease nnd three victims of accident
The missing, Including prisoners, num
ber 189, and thlrtj-one aro listed ns
wounded
Summarized the casualties to date
ate
Reported Dec 31
Killed In action 42
Died of wounds 4
Died from dlsense 9
Died fiom nccldents nnd
other causes ,1
Missing in action (includ
ing prisoners) 189
Wounded .... 31
Totals
28,475
11,455
17,002
1S.4G6
19,339
123,677
Grand total
316 215,414
ornn-.RS' LIST
Killed III Ac (Inn
I'lKL'TK.N'ANTS Walter 13 nurke Mav
5,.!"1, fb Oliver T MrKeown Qulno. Pin
KhIpIi T Noil Watertnnn Mass . John A
l'aton Nen Haven -onn William B
Mmpsnn West Union. W. Va
Dlnl of Mounds
I ir.lTRVAN rs Henjamln I Herri, Car-
JKJ N M Samuel I Cowler llelle hlvor,
"'o,."r.'. w WcBer Clsvelnnd O
EJuani Weller New lork
Uoiinihd everelv
, ,1 API AI.NS ltprnee (.1 Hurke Metropolis
II Wlinrlon Slnlder 1311.1ns Pari. Pa
Clarence 13 Trotter Imlhinnpolls Ind
I.Il.tl rKVVNTS Vustln Hesancon. Mlllers
burB O Peter I) Woods Pittsburgh. Pa
Dlnl of Disease
I II31TRVA NTS Lawrence L McCaulev
San Antonio Tix llenr I. MorBin Roland
Park Vld r.lmer J Needhnm li0d M'cdary
nvinue. Philadelphia
018 North
Killed In rtlon
I'OUPOrtAL Georap DanlB,
i-niemorp street rhlladelphla
PJ1IVAT13 William Davoj. Webster
Hied of DNeiiss
WAGONI3R Slarlon M Greene Palmer
ton Wniinded Severely
irnonAN"! John AI O'ltrlan 13.rson
OHPOUAi.'! Je-e M Andrew, Stras
iWs'dl.'iphi "' Bren" '" 31"' ""man '"a
ItIVAT.l.1 Ml, hiil nltM Miners
Mills Thomas I" ltnftir 121II outh llolli
nno Htteet Philadelphia Andrew Honol
rl VV Inhume. Mervln hrhulssi-r Arenrtts
llle lloliert f Mnedilen Svviikle; Ro
Muslcl. Turtle Creek. William Ilnrnavne
1JJN south roriy-sevenin s'rnet i i..i.......
..i.i t- t iiaan.n.. itniinrnnts Sn nuel
Arnold vvoadlnwn Jiseph ArrlKn Pitt;
hurt: Km Id In Dorarln Mlnersvllle Henri j
Hlischil W.st cntasiuquu
Missing In Action
PRIVXTKS Mlohnel Duhoskv Chester
t.,..,o wn. . ioq s.mlh rwcntv-tiiirii
itVeet PhilnilelphTa, r.mll ilKupnel J233
South Slxtv seventh street Philadelphia
M'av Jinsr.Y
Hied of Wounds
COP.rOUVL Chnrles D Nelson Maple
wood . , ,
AVouncIed Severely
(onronALS Petir Clauburu. Newark
nillen iireiuiiiuiriuj; ,..
"" ,x fi Vaniet ''charlei Mers. inn
u oraj '"'nw Camden Jerue idersUl.
South River, Alfred Adams, liloomdeld
Washington, lec 31. (By A P)
Tollonlng ate nddltions to and coneci
Ia ,.A. ntlD oflQIinltV llatH lUmiSlieU
i !"- "?,"" "",""'. .
by tho Wnr Department:
Wounded (Iiere Vnilelermlnedt rrevlouslj
Reported Killed In Action)
rlnston ' Del . Vlnr.ent J Mono. Marshall
PRIVATE'S William MeK Flemine. liar
tne- I'nterson . j
Wounded -vevereb (I'revlousb Rrportrd Died
of Hhe.ise)
mvjor Herbert C I ooks. Prestun JId.
MAJOR Herbert i o .
Kllw ln Action (I'revloush Reported Miss-
his In A f""")
..E"."""
raster Pi Joseph Smith 48" olp street
rhlltdelphla. Ednnrd C Timmtns. Shenan ,
,"'
ilnHh. I'ft.
. , , i i .u ..
SrTT SSI.
iGermantown Philadelphia
, , , .... ...... ..i
, "'"d XltlL ,' 'r r"'M
privates' Amns Aultman Greenshuru.
p , Pnsnunle Dccario u w i era jrei-i
"oumle.1 HlUhtlv rrlo.i-ly Reported Miss
.
rORPORALB Tames M cunnmgnam jr
ralorbor'n Pa . Harry P Ouarino, Oreens
l"re r". Albert i: Hutchinson. 113 Sus
nSSann,. .avenue Fhltad; Phi. ,
iiutii.r.it ivuikkmi'u jiu .....j .... ... u
PRIVATES Andnvv Adams .Moon Run.
j:m "HJteV," Pa ' rI " IhJV. Ph I.
onSr- Va ? Rolesiaw VV MessW ,1.1 Phil-
ad.Inhla Oeorge M "w1.P W1;
vvorth N Y Samuel n Strain. 3t East
Tioga street. Philadelphia
Returned to Iut (l'revlonslv Reported Miss.
U""rnrU ' In. in Action)
Ing In Action)
TnlVATH Isaac Nlerenberg 101(1 Pop
lar street I'hlladilphia. William R Oil
"tin North Newklrk street Philadelphia
Htcnnrn viBinns, .t-M. , ""
Htenhrn Vlslnskl, Ilazieton fa . itnnmn a
.Ao.cxinBHI. "?i, .''W0" i"1' I"
. Dk.. aT,i nin an
rutKurVh1"0 " """ ' """" """
15,000 MORE COMING HOME
Pershinc Announces Additional
Units achedulcd tor Ucturn
Washington, Dec 31. (By A. P )
General Pershing notified tho War De-
. ..,.. .i.. ...u.ci i.
i Panmeni louivy iiil ""'""""
S?1 ,fa ttn
"'." "l:i
co"i Pl?. .i. , ,i i,n.i. v-
' . '.'"' ii.r.!ii:i.i fii.'r.iIU
,'" : 'rXZZtiZn flftv '
-,,,-' trenKth of more than fifty of-
ivi" a n ? "nnmen each amt the Fourth
c a"
P'?'"1' "' r. "."S- lndlulllnB nbout
'." ' ' i .n.iMA..
I The Fifty-fourth Field Artillery, with
I tor. nffirpra nnd 2421 men. nnd the
B,"f en-?f. ,'," 5i. i
.iiiiiiki , nun
men, nnd tho
116th nnginecrH and Train, twenty-slx
ofneers and K.flO men. nlso were nmong
I the units designated for early return.
Aero squndrons Included nre the 21st
. - L n.a nrt. n Ha t. J n Jl n .
i """ ,'"" nh. nnikn. nf ih.
"," j Fifty-fifth nnd Flfty-sev-
,ur,h P infntrlv fenrescnteil liv
";-- y---- --,, ., ,
one officer and one alnmt"en tt"a 'JS
16,,h Field Hospital, two oincers anu
""V-" m,n- nlso nro l'B'"l"1. n
(g cnBUnj company from the air serv-
Ico and one from the chemical warfare
service).
'"
I'HOTOPLAYB
THEATRES
OWNKD AND MANAGED DV MEUDEI1S OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
BELMONT WD AU0VB UJUUUCX
I'ANNIK WARD In
"litis kimki.
PFDAR. 00T" CBDAn AVENUB
IIILLIH ntlRKB In
MAKH UULIUVH WIFE"
COLISEUM An,s,SiHF5S;glSn
KLHin KEROITBOV In
"UNDER THE OHEENWOOD TREE"
colonial '-.tftsa-sis-vr a:
HEHSUK HATAKAWA In
THH TKMl'LH OV THE DOBK"
EUREKA 40r" B.,'S."Jlw
HAROLD .LOrKWOOD In
FRANKFORD in """""i1 A"
PAUL1NH KHKDERICK In
"A DAOOHTER OP THIS OLD BOUTH"
JEFFERSON Sg? aB?5f
LEDGER PHILAPELPHIA, TUESDAY,
WAR CROSS WON
BYENTIREUN1T
Bravery of Philadelphia
Ambulance Section Is Re
warded by France
PRAISED BY IIUGENOT
Daring Deeds in Face qf Ger-
mun Fire Related by
Glenn Clark
Inspiring tales of battlefield bravery
that earned decorations for nn entire
Philadelphia unit are told In letters re
ceived from Glenn Clark, nlncteen-j ear
old son of Dr. Victor L- Clark, 913 Bel
mont avenue.
Mr. Clark Is a diher In Section 503
sof the United States at my nmbulance
service, a unit recruited nt Cooper Bat
talion Hall and trained afAllontown
The unit went to Franco last Januarj
and sprerl svllli flirt T'reseli nrmv in I
virtually every big Initio In which that
auny participated.
He telli of the heroism of ono slx-teen-venr-olil
Plillndplnlilnn. who stuck tn
his work during a lolent bombard- j
ment and succeeded In bringing tluee
Trench boldier and ono German off the I
field in Bpite of the fact that his ambu- I
lnnce was hit seveial times, two of the j
Injured men lecelvlng additional wounds
The hero tecelved the Crolt do Guerre,
ns did thirteen other members of the I
unit of forty-live men
The remaining members were cited
for bravery during the second battle of
tho Mnrne In telling of the work done
duilng that battle, Mr. Clan quotes the
speech mndo bv CJeneral llugenot on
July 7, when Ire urged his men to do ,
their utmost. General Hueonot Is the!
French omcer who personally decorated I
the unit after that buttle lie said-
"You French, and Americans of the
1'iench army, vve may be attacked at
an moment You krovv that there will
never be a defensive bat'le fought un
der more favorable circumstances We
mo formidable and we are on our guard
We are powerfully reinforced with ln-
.,, ,, , ..m,
iHiitrv anu artillery
You will fight on
ground which by jour continuous vVorli
llas been tmnsformed Into a formidable
forttess; a fortress Invincible. It all
tho passages ate well guaided,
"Tlin linmlinrilment II! Im sovori. Itl.
. . - ." ; -" " ' "-
clouos or aust, smolte and gas, but
your po'juiuii anu jour aimaineut are
formidable. In jour breasts the cour-.
ageous and strong hearts of freemen
belt. Xo one will look behind. No ono
will give way. There will ho one
thought, to kill and to kill a great man,
until they have had enough. And that
. .. . , ., . , ,v
will break down this assault, and It will
b ; t , ', ,,
u "
Klkton Marriage Licenses
31 Tho following
I.IKIOII, 1111., HCl. i. IIIL. lUIIUIllfc.
m.trrtage licenses were Issued here to
day; George S Crowthcr and Christine
Heyne, George i;bucr and Ullzabcth
Barrett, Chailes Karlln and Pauline
jugentl anu f ranit uapurro anu ltoso
Abromo. all of Philadelphia ; Alfred D
Auger, lioston, anu saran i, mil, 1'iiu.i-
delphla; William H. While. Xew York,
and .Pearl Bacc.i, Philadelphia: George
H Met. nnd Anna M Watson, Camden ;
William J Lev an and l.sther AI. BItler,
Heading", Orvllle Cossaboon and Heb.i
Glberson. Mlilvllle. N. J . and Albert S
?rr,OHn and r:thel A' Hammond. Zlon.
Ma'
TUUAY'S 1A1AKHIA LICENSES
John T. Mooney. 1II1T Trederlck Bt and
Helen J. Ollllis, (I0J N Trnnklln St.
Arthur A Hhaw. U. s N , 17JII H Taj lor
st . and Kathrjn M CJulgley. 3008 Mar
ket at V
Elmer a McAloon Y St C A, Phlla.. and
I.ela D Iluhlman Tajette. la.
Otto VV. Winters Almond N V. and
Raymond H Cublne U. s N., 27JO S
tin. Tr Chestnut Tllll. ' "ur'
Charles M lialcer. 'Jl-'O f Rosewood st . and
Maryrlla Dremr. 2M2S a Rosewood st
Joseph Holllns 2114 Harp st . and Mamie
Mnrmin. J114 I2arn st
aeorgs D Williams 701 S Kith st , and
i:il7luth Tower. 747 8. Chndulck at.
C1SrrihaH0 NM,"krrt18M!l wVTthav
-"VJ ?J. Coomcr. lini FrkforVl nv")
kitsch i.i I'larxson at,, and
jennlo M Allen 4404 Tranltford avo
EIW Q Ritter. Nurarelh. 1 'a . nnd Qi
K pphor Hangor Pa.
Raymond White. 1121 i: Susnuehnnna a
nl Margaret reni.J0.21 Victoria st.
and
unu jitiraurri iciii i.i v uiwi in m,
-Clifton Alesnnder 14"'.' 8, Colorado St.. and
linen yyncn mi; inioruio bi. .Supreme Court tor William i. uairincm,
Daniel H Kates 8114 Lnstivlck ave. and la,vyer; fleorge Herbert, detective, nnd
ClmXs M Regler 11IT Passjunk ave.. and , Tr. Charles B. elnberg : vvhn , were con-
...:. a v-l i7nn Mni-ri. .i v pled of consn racv In the divorce ro-
t.Mi,
dwanl Ward 33J w. vvomliawn nve., and
Mabel uavenport. i in . itico st
Jarob Krnssener 1710 Passyunk ave., and
Sarah Dulcat. 233S H, 3d st.
Herman Marltlolt. 2701) N 11th st nnd
Pauline R. Ougler. (1021 Rising Hun ave
1 Ravmond N Spender, tl, B. N , Rome. N
Y.. and Teresa . am, in-t r. i,aw
uetvev'Sones. u. s n . mm oroen i.t
nnd Tlln niehsnn. 1010 dreen at
Ernest Clarke, 2.10H Kmerald st , and Char
lotto Schwarz, 700 E. Thayer st.
Mlnford Il.irmlon 221 N AlUer at,, and
Maud Haiewood Darby Pa
'""m. '"""""'' ..
dsm Koroncxik. HufTalo N Y , and
waierya Knronuerg. -jn.-i i. nwia
ana st
nd Clara
Samuel Peyser 1421 Arch st , and Matilda
i . Hravermai. 2030 N. 2M.it. . . .. .
I .'J " ..'."".!-'-' -' -"" "- ra'"""w
JoSn Sao o'w'.k"! U'r Wmtr st.. and Marv
John Jablowskl 2100 W
Karv, 2120 Raco st
nre.ne.S02:
, Anna M Howie. 2004
Jessie li" Smith. 2041
I MaryaH Wassvnski . 28
iitDnir ,. ,,,, 11, fcu . ., -iu !
I MaryaH Wasjvnski 281 Falrmnunt avs ,
ThnAnwa amor.Ka j.
Tho,rtrud" Trevethin 87i
Herman J, Rohb. Rrook
111114 11. in ., ..,-.. .- ' l.ll IIIUUI1L HI!"
n iianen St., ami
R7I1 Perlflnmen mt
rtennlclvn M V nr,A
Anna Hid. Atlantic City. N J.
Albert Sent 101(1 Tosker st , and Sarah A
Tork city, and Char
ton Apts., 10th and
Jnieiih Cnidevll a. 031 Bnruco st.. and eii
Connelly. 720 Snruce st.
'"" Trenv.lth 140Mldvalo ave., nnd
nertna .viacaey. iirv.- .-n i-utn st
Joseph B IJormisky Camp Lee, Vo.. and
I Am, Rorhnff 4100 Poplar st.
Thomas n. Hazlett. U S. Navy, and Anna
Fohrle. 224 XV Wlshart st
Chnrle.Ha.ut;;. 3148 Potter at., and Eliza.
' beth Doh, 3141 D st
PIIOTOI'LAVH
FUMRfi ,OM" "T. UlltAHU AVE.
juiiiuu Jumbo JunctlononI'rankrord"L"
, PAULINE -TAIIK In '
"DAUOHTER AN-ELE"
LOCUST B?..A,N.?n5nU8I.7n?.57a
'- ..., WW... ..i
Mats.l;80.38O. Evgs.OiSOtoll
... .V.Ay1',c,K riii5iJisniCK. In
"A DAUUHTLR OF THE OLD fcoUTH"
NIXON BSD ,""1 MAnKK2T,BfT8
irATtnY Mfinwv in
ond 0.
"HOAHDED ABSE-lS"
PARIf niDOE AVE. k DAUPHIN BT.
rfIn Mat. -H5. Eva, 0:45 to tl"
TOURNUUR'R
"SI'OHTINp LITO"
R 1VOT 1 MD AND 8AN80U UTS.
Ixl V VLI - MATINEU DAILY
VIVIAN MARTIN n "
"JIIHANDY blHLES"
STRANF) OERMANTOWN AVE.
3 -.MU- AT VENANQO
AT VENANOO BT.
ORIPFITH'H
"THE aRKATKST THIN.q IN LIKE"
WEST ALLEGHENY JtSWSi
WEBSTER S15ES
BIG PORT TRADE
HERE NEXT YEAR
City Shortly Will Advertise for
Bids for New Piers, He
Announces
The new jear promises much for the
port of Philadelphia In the way of In
creased business and betterment of fa
cilities. This Is the encouraging statement
made today by Director Webster, De
partment of Wharves, Docks and Fer
ries. Ho also nnnounced that the city
would advertise shortly for bids to
erect new municipal piers nt Kenllworth
street Porter street, Penn Treaty Tark
and1 Allegheny avenue.
"Tho jcar of 1919 should be notable
In the creation of definite policies with
regard to shipbuilding and Us ultlmnte
bearing on the establishment of the
American merchant murine," said Di
rector Webster.
"A clear Idea of Just where the
United States standi upon this and
other momentous questions has u vital
bearing upon tho Industries of Philadel
phia and hor port nnd would facilitate
In the development of the plnns for
municipal Improvement "
MERCOLDF WILSON
ANDRA' IN ITALIA
,
II Presidente Visitera' a Geno-
va la Casa Ove Nacque
Colomho
Published nnd Distributed Under
, ., PnitMIT NO 341 ,
,nlhorl7sd bv tho act of Octol.e- 9,
I'll . nn fllo at the roatofflco of rhlla
clelnhls. Pa
Ps order ot the President
A B IIUntFSON. ,
Postmaster General
Itoma, 30 dlcembre
Un dlspaeclo da I'nrigl annunzla che
secondo deflnltlvl accoidi presl circa la
lislta del Presldehte Wilson In Italia,
II Capq degll Statl t'nltl lasccr.V quella
cltta' mercoldl' sera, dlietto a Ttoina
s,hr, i..i.... .v..inn. .h. n Pivai.
... ..." . ' - .
f" !.W T" S' ren"Cra a T, ...L:
,""larB ia casa ovo nacque i,iuiw.u
Colombo e si cicde che visitera' puro la
tomba dl Giuseppe Mazzlnl
Xel clrcoll govern.itlvi, oggl, si
predetta una rrisl generale nel gahlnetto
Itallano, Iminedlatnmcnto dopo la vlslta
del Presidente AVIlson. Dopo U partenza "' "; V;',' " s". """' '' '"c. "-r'"c"1
., ,, , , woikero Union of rhlladelphla has ni
di quest! sembra ch0 II Picsldento del reai1y n!m , lar(ro mcctngSi llt one
Conslgllo del Jlinlstil On. Orlrndo, bla ,
Intenzlonato dl rnssegnnre le dlmlsslonl
c che II Tie lo lichledera' dl formare un
,.,....
" ""
n giornalo Jl lessaggeio uicuiarn
die le dlinlxsloni dell 'On. Blssolatl,
Mlnlstro per TAsslitenza Mllllaro e le
Penslonl dl Gucrra, hono dovute piln
clpalmente a dlvergenzo con la politica
esteia. del Bnrope Sonnlno, Minlstio per
gll Affari Hsterl.
II 'Giornalo d'ltalla" pubblica un
lungo nrtlcolo dlscutendo le dlmlsslonl
dell On Blssolatl o dlco cho questl hi e'
mostrnto contrarlo nl flssare la frontlcra
alplu.t al Passo dl Brennero, nella parte
merldlona le del Tirolo od avTebbe
.,. ,
voluto cho la Dahnazla fo!So ceduta nl
Cioall.'abbandonando al fato dl questl
gll Itallanl dl quelle reglonl cho per
oltro clnqunnta annl hanno lottato per
affermaro la loro na7lonallta' ltallana.
II glorn.ile dice cho 11 popolo d'ltalla
non e' delln stessa opinions dell' On
Blssolntl o che oltio alia Dnlmazla set
tcntrlonale octoire salvare Interammtc
la cltta' dl riume, e tormina dlcendo che
11 Presidente del Conslgllo On Orlando
ha gla' aperta innanzl a se la strada
per rlcomporre un forte Glblnetto in
accordo colla Impellentl necesslta' dell'
ora presento.
Herllno, 00 dlcembre.
Secondo up dlspacclo da Trieste forze
francesl hanno occupato Oattaro, nella
Dalmazla meridional, cd II Montenegro
PubblIcHamo II telegramma dl cul
poprn, ma noi crcdlamo cho esso debba
ssero nccollo con le uovute riscrve nam
nrovenlenza I; bene rnmmentaro ciio
crnl or sono un teleciamma da Londra
' annunzlava l'occupnzlone dl Pola da
parte delle navl nmerlcnne, mtntre sus-
seguenti telegramml ufllclall smentlvano
reelsamonto la notlzla.)
I recisameme la ")
NEW TRIAL IN KNTTTEL CASE
Jersey Supreme Court Reverses
Convictions of Three Men j
. .,- -v- t Tint 11 mv A T V
iicmuiii - -.. J"- , -"
A new trial was today ordered by the
ceedings of Mr3. Helen Knlttel against
her husnand.
Tho trio were convicted In tho Atlantic
County Quarter Sessions Court and
Judge 'William H. Martin, of Ksscx
County, presided They wero each sen
tenced to from erne to three jears at
hnrd labor In State prison nnd fines of
$1000 each were Imposed The convic
tions wero reversed by' an opinion
handed down today,
through
which Is
in vour
(li your
it l 12th, Morris Passyunk Ave.
Alhambra Mat Dallynts; Evu.UHOiu.
ii.irn iiitAnv in
"HER GREAT CHANCE"
a rxvl I r 02D AND THOMPSON BT8.
APOLLO MATINEE DAILY
MAY ALLISON In
THE RETURN OK MARTT
a nf APil A CHESTNUT Below J0T1I
ARCADIA 10 A. M. to 11 Utt P.M.
WILLIAM 8. HART In
"ORANDINO HROADWAV"
i-t I irDlDri DROAD STREET AND
BLUEBIKU BUBQUEHANrfA AVE.
ELSIE PEROIJSON In
"UNDER THII ORBENWOOD TREE"
BROADWAY lAfJT
"THE OREATES1T THINO IN LIFE"
clTNUTHILV?owwnaS;
in AIA11HII In
"IIIUDUN FJIIES"
EMPRESS
MAIN BT.. MANATUNK
UA'lin AA-.t
NAZIMOVA IK
TOTS OF FATE"
FA1RMOUNT m,&a?ai.
r BI.SIK FEROUBON In .,
UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE"
"UNDER
i-a aIll V THEATRE 1311 Markit Bt,
rAlVllaa unnn ah ruroi ..
Ch 8?,lVtT'Yn"flDDAt:DAN"8
vATH ST.
TIIBATUB Dlow Bprue
JIA'JIintt!J UAfJWS.
inffff!:
GREATNORTHERN B?Jf .V.Sr
.i'Ml rcat ,n
IsiDCDI At n0TII WALNUT ST8.
IMrbKlALi Mats. 2 180. Eva.i.
CONBTANCR TAMIADOB In
V "A IJCdT'B NAME"
I rAllPR '1ST LANCASTER AVJI.
LcJUCJ. MATIN DAILT
PHOTOPLAYS
phoxo piayTV
f OBTAINED
I XCPRPOIATIOM
DECEMBER 31M XdlS
. i-i i .-
FACTORY TOILERS
SEEKING CULTURE
Garment Makers Attend In
structive Lectures and
Hear Best of Music
VISION COME TRUE
Southern High School Is
Opened to Workers for
Classes at Night
A dark-eied little garment worker, ,
wearied J'"
splratlon In the maglo notes of Mlscim ,
Hlman's v lolln !
A nusslan Jewess hurrying from her f
imchlno nt tho factory, as the night
whistle blows, that she may attend a
elais In advanced literature!
An eager group of little tollers, bright
of eye, tluir faces flushed with tho In
tensity of their deslio to learn, Bitting
rapt at the feet of a lecturer on general
culture I
T)s ls no slon. ,.ati,er t Is a lslon
accomplished, n dicam teallied. Through
the cffoits of a band of persevering men
and women, who themselves know and
Know well the lnoltablo erlnd Of fac
tory life, a new nnd brighter and broader
outlook has been opened to the garment
workers of Philadelphia largely men and
girls of alien birth nnd with a con
suming, burning desire to get the best
out of life
Music of the finer sott Is given these
ambitious ones; they are given a knowl
edge of the arts; they nro made con
versant with pioblemt of the times ; j
they are given an acquaintance with tne
best In literature, and leatn to admlio
nna tp iove it,
These garment workers have organ
ized a movement, following their sister
workers In Now York, for their futther,
education by means of special night
schools, concerts nnd lectures on general
cultural subjects
.T1 ldca of ,hcse a.ctUltle' rcw.?u.1 I
or tne 8Unimer vaciiion camps, wnicn
wi-ro so sulcubhiui wiui vno gins wibul-u
to undertake tlmllar activities for self-
advancement durlrg tho winter months
siri.i. .i.i.. i.i .. .-... .-.i ..in. ....
special aim of Americanization, they
hae organized schools
IT ILII LIII1 lur.l 111 IIUW I1I1U Willi LI1U
PRUNE
your fruit trees
now. They will
bear more and
better fruit next
Summer. You
can eet a variety
of Piuning Shears, Saws, Prun
ing Gloves, etc., for tree trim
ming; also a complete line of
Spiay Machinery and Spray Ma
terial here.
Golden Chinese Lilies
for growinr In vobb.es and trtter,
lndooru Till bloom profusely in about
8 weeks.
10c Each, $1.00 Dozen
MBCIiELL'S iisMRKET
K3ra
run. w
FRESH PArNTfi
wi ik rl
Paint Quality
is as variable as the
weather. Kuehnle's i a
rich in pure linseed oil,
the thing that makes Paint
ing last.
Get our estimate no obligations
Kuehnte
PAINTER
liS.l6thSt,cv;
PHOTOPLAY (
"- T
The following theatres obtain their pictures
tho STANLEY Booking Corporation,
n. cunrantcQ of enrlv showlne.
- r --
locnlitv ohtainlnc Dicturea throuirli
luyiuivy uuvuiiunR pictures uiroun
tho Stnnlev Bookinrr Comovatlon
mu oiniucy uuuning oriiu.ui.iuil.
I IUPRTV UUOAD COLUMBIA AV.
l..iJ.Xr.l I MATINEE DAILT
MAURICE TOURNEUIPB
"BPORTINU LIFE"
333 MARKFT street theatre
..Z ., VIrt"M- OA. M. to 11 1S p. ji
Charlie Chal.lln In "SHOULDER ARMH'
WM. S. HART In "TESTED COURAGE"
MODFF 25 SOUTH 8T. Orchestra.
iVlIl Continuous I to 11.
I.BWIH H STONE .In
"MAN 0-' 11R0NE"
OVERBROOK 0JU M;E
,. CIiRA WILLIAMS In
"CARMEN OF KLONDIKE"
PAI APP l2lt MARKET STREET
. 'DOUfJUvB TA HI HANKS In
"ARIZONA" "'
"ARIZONA"
PRIMCPSS ,018 WKET STREET
CharlleChaplln In " SHOULDER ' Amia"
"IIRONCO IllLLT'B PinST LOVE"
REGENT UARKEj AT-.p;''It"TH
, Emmy Wchlen In "Sylvia nn a" "'
HOUDINI In "TH13 MASTER jitbVSiit"
RIA1 TO OEnirANTowN avenuh
rVlVL''-' AT TUI.PRIIOCIC.MT
HALE HAMILTON ,n1-UJW '
"B000 AN HOUR"
RI TRY MAniccT st. delow itu
rvuoi o A. M. to 11 tiap. w
AT.tn nninv i M .
ALICE IIRADV In
"HER
UH4T UIIANCE"
AfV 1311 MARKET STREET
3AV- 1 8 A. M. TO MIDN
MIUNIQHT
Chsrllii rhanlln In "TRIPI.H TnounR'
VV4I, , 1IAUX in "TIIH CONVERT"
TANI PV MARKET AUOVll 10fU
O 1 rtlNL.t. I lltlO A. M. tollllUl'.U,
CECIL DB MILLE'8 '
"UIE SQUAW MAN"
VIPTHRi A MAHKET.BT. AH. ni
CT05wj?-"""-
of which Mlschn Elmnn played nnd at
the othor ono tho Tlahn Quartet nnd
several well-known speakers furnished
the program. Tho audiences wcr drawn
largely from tho S006 members of the
union.
tflrins aro now under, way for two
other concerts, oho to bo given by tho
noted nusslan musician, Toscha Beldel.
At tho second tho Isadora Duncnn danc-'
ors and tho Russian Symphony Orches
tra will be tho entertainers.
Tho Philadelphia branch of the la
tctnatlonal Lndlca' Garment Workprs, t
which, In conducting these concerts, lias '
tnKen tho name of the Frlehds nnd
Lovers of Music. ,
Tti .. nrn.i.n(i i- i.n inline- '
Tho same organization Is also taking ,
tho lend among members of tho Trado
.., .... : .. .... . ,-
union dengue in Btartmg mgni scnooin
iur us uvn incmoers.
PAiirrr, tost
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans S1000 for 810
Brlnr jour .dl;mon,l. . Vtel nnd Jjw.Irr
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
, noNnED T0 TIrE' rlTV
-
r.miCATIONAI.
Hotli Seves
HIIORTIIAND AND IIOOKKI.F.PINO
Our irrAduntes nrn In constant tfemand uood
paying positions await ou. Wregir Short-
hand, ths casv. Deedy system. ComDlete .
niaht classes. Intensive training,
j;nrou any -time, wan or write
fnr full partleiilnrs and ratnlns
I'llII.A. IIUSINFS4 COI.IiKMi;
nnu f oiiene nr i nmmeree
1017 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia
Till"! I'NNRVt.V,MIiVxMUNr.UM AND
School of Industrial Art
tuc sriKirir,. hroad and PiNn st,
Diiv and K.ienlng c In's.es' reopen '.Ian! fltl'i.
I HUNCH and flnantsh tnusht hv.lsdv nrn.
fesBlonat, private or classes' quick results
wnimiiii-rii nun i-w v. lino vitrei!
?Tr Avrmp m. ti-i n,..in... bi,.bi
STRAYER'S '.JrMtSp8 '"
&Ui Ltlii.airiui. Ml. I
i
BKI.miOlIS NOTIC'l.t
Vreshvterlnn
AKCII STIIKKT rUESUTERIAN't'IHIIlClI
lHtn c Arcn ew years i-e service,
from 11-12. Dr Macartney will nreach on
op(!n t 10.
tho uid way anu ina revv." tnurcn aoors
1
WINTKU RKSOUTS
ATI.VNT1C CITY. N. J.
iPannsyhanla Ave. close to Beach andl
IStael Tier, central location, always open. I
I Ct parity 300 Everysppolntmsntcondu I
Qclve to comiort and recreitlon. bpeclall
IWInterterms TJklt AlhrtH Tlnrnrlll
Wps.tmirn.ter Ky' av nr.Ilch. Clev.to st.
' ., , , , ,V,ri' baths, runnlnis water,
1 12 -n un wklv 2 r.n un dallt. chas Ruhr.
i HOTEL BOSCOBEL Kentucky Av. near
I open Thorourlil heated Illdt' A CMafton"
AUGUSTA. ).
on
I AUGUSTA. GA.
A eonvsnlent and delightful Place to anena
vnur linlldAiH Oond drltn snd mnfnrlW
MMllent saddlo horse. 2 coif cauTae! iiS
In .,.aS .Sit.or ' K cnurses and
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surroundings. Tina IS-
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tennis, rldlnsr. motorlnz.
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IN MIlMOKIVvI
WOODRUrr In lovlnc memory of Miss
EMMA 11. WOODRUrr Afler llnuerlnB ill-
ness. entered Into rest Dec 31 11)14. Orrntly
missed. SISTKR CLARA.
Bimtlis
, RAKHll Of .1741 Walnut st , Dec. 30.
LOUIH1J tOMWlNh;. widow ot Rev Robert
M Raker, naed 70 Services and Int Wed
i" ni. v inchistcr. Vn V ashlnuton, D. c.
Papers copy.
HATTE.V. At Iladdon llelcht. V .T
i iwriiiu Ainnin :iutti. a.wa v wir nf
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i
RCCKDR At Ilronx. N. V. tlen ".
Mrs ICLLA widow of lato William Ij.
Ileiker and daughter of Anna and late
Henry Klnilervater, nucd 33 Relatives and
friends Invited to f uncial services, residence
of brothT'ln-law. Harry V Hvuns, 31"i N,
Pari, ave., Thurs , 1.30 p. rn. Int, private.
ail, I'cace Lom.
DBNZ-Dee. 20. aEOROE, 1L. son,of
sTrVlc". Wid?" 2 30 T m"' " 0nHafry Vt
cVns'honockon'.'Pa.3 InPt. "riVate." """ "-
UHUllONO Dtc. 27. JOHN llfRRONO.
husband ot Mary H Rerronir and father
of Rev, F. J. lieri.ons. C S8. R Relatives
and friends, membern nf Archennfrnternltv
P.f Holy Fnmlly of 8t, Ilonlfaclus's Church.
Ht Mlchacl'a and Ht . Francis's R. C. Hen.
Hoclely. Archbishop Wood Council. No. lis,
C, 11 Li Ashland Hoys' Association, ushers
of Ht llonlfai-lus's Church, employes of
I'.imuuu aik'ii i.umui-r v" inviicn to IU-
neral Krl . 8 30 . m. 00 i; I.chlith nve.
Holemn renulem mnss Ht. llonlfaelun'ii
Church 10 a in. Int Holy Redeemer Cem.
Omit flowers. Auto seivlce
. IICTZ Dec. 20. JOHN. Bon of John and
I Annlo Iletz and grandson of late Wilhelm
nnd Catharine Miller. Relatives and friends
Northwestern Assembly. No 04. Artisans
. np,t nf Mntuni Prnttin,, -im.u.,4 ...
nernl. Thura, 130 n, in. mother's resl -
denve 2012 Parrlah st Int. Korest Hills
Cem. Auto funeral. Remains maybe viewed
Wed . after 7 n m New York panera copy.
UIDDLK Deo. 23 KATR, widow Of
... ..... .
., use jiw, iii..m i,ANOnaN,
of John Clymer and Clara Hast-
iiihb nunc, iiHuu u jcni. i'unerni scrvicns
3,"V.r." " " !" J.nBr,j;''' resldcnoe, 'joi
Mattlson ave. Ambler. Pa. Int. private,
"V""iT.v. c. "' " "Jf"". r . or pneu.
monla. JOHN J. youngest son of charlas
Louis, Jr., nnd Helen Srwoll llorlo, need 0,
Services ot the Churih of Our Saviour, Jen
klntown Wed., 11 a. m. Int private.
liOOTIf. Dec. 38 KLIZAHK'IH ji ,' widow
nf eorir VV. Ilonth nnn ilniiaht.p . iu,a
Alfred and Julia L Devoe Relatives and
menus Invite . to runrral services, Thurs..
2pm. reslilenro nt brother-in-law. Alliert
M, fttout, 3.U Wood at., llristol, Pp. Int.
llrlstm tvm
HRKIIM, On Dee. SO, 1018. ANNA StAR.
OARET, vvlilmv nf Christian llrrhm In her
113th year. Relatives and friends Invited to
funernl services on Thurs,, a p. m., at late
resldonce, 1730 N. 18th at, lnt, Wi.t Laurtl
Hill Ccm,
IlROOKR.--.Dee. SO MARY ELLA, vvlfo
of J, D. S, llrooks 7T N. Lansdowno ave.,
Iinsdowno Pa. Relstlves and friend. In-
vlt.,1 tn nin.pal .nrvli... Tl..,.. .. -.
Church of Bt, John the Evan.ellst! Haltimore
ave west of Lausitonr." nve Iinsduuiu:.
Pa. Int. North Laurel UUI Cm. uu,wlKl
HUSH Dec. 20. IIUIIERT E . .on of Ed.
nnd 'friends. Wnshln.ton Camp jo. Til, I'
O. 8, of A., employea of the Stores Ae -
counting Dept. of theMerchsnta Bhlnbulld.
ina Corp.. Harrlman. Pa., invited to funeriA
ikis N.oth .L Int.' p rlv."t. " Auli7unwSI:
Remains msy be vlewoil Wed. eve. u""rR,'
Council, K, of C.I Fathes Tom llurka I. U
II U.i Ht. Vincent de Paul'. ConferJncsi
Annunelatlon. Holy Name and all other
clrtl'. of which ho wa. a member are In-
yltf
IBS
Iteil to attend funeral. Thurs
8 30, a,
n . .
31 8. Proud at. . Solemn mass f fequltn
Church ot Annunciation 10 a. in
Int. Holy
rpu-rnr i-cm. Autn srrvire
UASil'liii.i.. uee .u. iiki
:onaE, .nn ot
Mary and the late denote Campusll, Itela.
ii
ives ana irienas, employes oi 1". R. T. Co..
nvlted to funeral. Snt.. H 80 a. m mn.v...'!
":..- .,., v -.t.' .'..- m
rcBluciive. itu . nu oh. Doicmn ri
solemn requiem
Bass Ht. Edwaro". Church in a. in Int.
.! iviil)vi Pam lut . t
1UIJ WPM".I'I w
Autn flln. pi. I 11.!
mains may be viewed Frl.. 7 tn 10 p 'm.
liAMPUMLL.--A Oermantown. Dec. 28.
ISA11BI.LA UAMPI1ELL. aaeii 7 . Funeral
ervlris at apartments of Kirk Nlc, (IJOI
Osrmantown ave.. aurmantown, 'Ihurs..
l'0 p pi Lit. private "
CAJI.-lBLL Dee, 37. MART, widow of
Robert J, Campbell, Rslatlves and fritmU
Invited to funeral. Thurs , 'J p. m, rest.
dence ot Mr... Richard Su Ivan. 77 N.
4 niti at , West Philadelphia, int. Vernwo, j
3m. Auto service, .
CABSlDy. Dee. IS. CATHARINE widow
of James Caasldy, nelativsa and friends
Invited to funeral. Thur... 8.80 a. m , 1108
JD Lancey .t.r(Uth at, below Sorujj).' Kl8
l7Jij..
uL
'u ras?
Bn
8sr
JohCn"U. Mant,t?r.-)0aK,ed ATNA n.tl". LnSl &"'& !''! 8C'nra'm R"na"" "' "' f
friends invited lo funernl. Fourth-da j. First rirfiV'nM 5ir L.,i Dee 80 1A18 1
Month 1st. 1:30 p m Trlends' .vleetlnir nIWirnrI'Xclj "musco'M : at hla rVU
House. Mlckleton. N. J. Int. Evlscopal JVlnVeV n th nve New York Funeral
Cem.. Snedesboro N J Autos will meet SJhfntn 1" liSnn vVednJidav Jan 1 1 1B19. t
PhlaV. 10Mnn1d"'i"n-iUn,tln,n leaVlni mlUlMm 5lS?- Ch"ap',Tnof tho" cSnTf'ort?" lo'ltJ: 5
pn"" nna '- r ' p m ratio st New Tork.
Charles c. li dd e. formerly of Ambler. p.. "'"";:...'.'... ;"";"". : -,...;
, fSnerai" -'M"n'"A lli'Ml" IStiXfr s't6 ttofk." ".i-'Son of I. ft" Wilhelm SSSO.
i , f.unerau vveo , i n. m,. iii.'ii Judson st. ::"ii.,. ..i in Re stives and friends, "i
ot "30 om """ L',Urcn iiier DrfveVs' thilon. No. IMfClais N.i '3
...... ..... : i cnou "Sits lien nuv'l. '. 'l..,w'-!f J l
tALU-urc, ut juiin vv, UA. hus
band of Elliabcth Call (neo tlrady), Itela.
Uvea and lr lends. Cathollo Phlla. l.tterary
Iml.l Vrlsndlv Sana nt Ht t trl-L. .
U2
CHAMIKni,AIN,Dec. 20. JOSEPH, hu
Snd( h lle AnnW Chsmberlsln.iibe
70, Relatives and friends InVUeil to nrsl
Services Thurs 1 n. tn.. Mlee'tnwn .lad.
efst or Harravveate lane. Int. North Oeflar,
Hill Ccm.
COATnB. Dec 28. JOHN COATR8,
HN COATE9. .tli ;
:abeth Costts (W .
a and frTn). M '
Peptj, invited t,
of lata William
Oirden). ojtcrt n Itelatlves
nnn jtnzaoein
ninyes or I'hiln. Water nnt.. im
funeral. Thuis, 2 n. m.. lull nerkshlrs Ui
I rankfqrd. Friends mav call Wed.. 8 to lOv
m. in mr i-vn; ucsar liin Lm.
nitATnn
CONJIOr. Dec. 20. EM.EN, wife, of WH- ,J
Ham J, Conboy (neo Slerrlck) RslativrJ y
a. m. 2070 IielffrAde at Solemn requiem Jjj
Him iripnnu mv riMin rnnarai -rnupa 1 nn J
" Ccn" AuttTnice' B" "" ""'
UtJ- JJj
COVINGTON, Dec. 2d WIM.IAM J..
son nf William .1. and Harnh Hutties . Cov
"nt'm.nelatlves and friends Invited to fit
neral, Thurs. R no a, m., resident- ot bat-
ents. lmu itoseberry st. Hlh mass ol.rs-v
OUlem Rt. fnnlert1 fhnh fn . in. fnf.
Cathedral Cern. Auto sinlci"
rjALTfJV. TV.,.. 07 VIT.T.TAf T.. fills
lind of Annie Uslton, Itelatlves and
friends, Holy Name Society of fit. Kdtvard a
Church. Invited to funeral. Thurs.. ' 8t8U
a, m 2017 N. (Uh at Solemn requiem mawij
Ht. Hdnrard's Chureh 10 a. m, Int. Hoy J
oenuicnro ucm. auio iun"rai. ,a
DAWSON' Suddenly. Dec. 80, 8AMUEO Ml
Vf. DAWSOX. uced 112. Funeral, resident u5
nf nrnther. Jnmen C nnwsnn. Mleklstnn. J
IK. J.. Wed, 1:111 p m. Services at. tho J
House. Autos will meet train ai AiiCKieion
0,1111,111. Ill, J..KIIU..IUI1 V.l"Il!i . . ,kfJ
DCr.ANIJY.Uec. 7. JOliN, .iubanS og w4
County Tinnernry Ireland. JlPlatlvcs rnq
tain i. ennor ijpinnfv men Aiouprmoiti. ot
I friends.
Ilolv Namo Society of Church of
Our T.nilv nf (tnnil Pnunsel.
nnd Dlv Kn n. A. (1 It . Invii
iirin Jiawr.
nvliad to. ta
iirrai. inure, n H lit rrmiiriivu ni uicvw , il
Mrs. Patrick dotman. 244J Jlontrois -at. "V?l
holemn hlah mass of rcnulem St. Anthony'
rhurrh n 'til u r.1 Int. Itnlv (:rnsa Cen
Auto funeral ""
nixoM. ree 20 Tnit!C. husband of Isln
Itosp Dixon (use Mullln). Relatives and
. mends. St. I'atricit'a ii. v at. ousuty,
'Division No 7 A. O. H. all other societies
of which ho vas a member, Invited .to.-tfu- ,
neral. rrl 8 10 n. m., 2.10t Naudalit st.
(."ith nnd South sts ) Solemn hlch mass
of refiulem St. Patrick's Church 10 a, m,
Int Cathedral Com.
DIXON. Suddenly, Deo 20, WILLIAM
U1A.U.N. nusninu oi i.eiuia uixon. asea ie.
ttnlntlven nnd friends. TCestnnn lien. ASSO.
nnd Robert Ileal. Sons of tft. aeomo. Invited
in luuviiti iiiuib.1 m i' iin, Biiii'iii'in,, ii."
denoe, II. rrank Griffith, 0103 Vandyke at..
'Jacony.
Int. Maanotla Cem
uu.v.lliWiV.uec at, tvlL.LlA.M J. sor
DONNULLY. Dec DO, WILLIAM J., lion
or late jnmcs j anu uainsrine j. juonneuy.
Uu'' noll',' of "" will be nlven from
2214 N, Howard st
HT.I.WAJjnEIl. Dei! nn J. TACOn. hn.
of late Jnmcs J and Catherine C Donnelly,
band nf late Dena DUvvanKer (nee Dlttmar).
aged CO. Relatives and friends Invited til
services, "Wed . 2 p. iv . 2037 N, 1'ranklln
st lnt private. Nortttuoort Cem.
HSHMNaUR. Dee. 30 CHAIILES L. EB
Rl.t.NOl:H. need III Relatives and friends
Invlteil to funeral services Trl,
! p, m., SSI
Kerner st . Lawndala Phlladelohia.- Int
West Laurel Hill cm
FABTH Dee u, jia-rtin, husband nf
Kntlo Favth (lice Kuhn), axed 70. Due
nnti.n nt the funeral will hn nlven.
l-AHHRTY Dec. 29, JHNNIE M.
M11ADC wife of John C Jahcrty. (Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral, Thurs..
H a. m., 11)31 H lsth st. Solemn hiah'masa
of rcnulem Church of St Thomas Aquinas
li 30 a. in. Int. Holy Cross Ccm. Auto
funeral.
KHIJNCr Dec. 20. JAJir.a. son of Helen
and the late John I coney, aced 23 Rela
tives and friends nro Invited to attend fu
neral, Thurs , R II) a. m., from fU'-'ll
Crothers ave, IllRh Muss, Ht. Raphael'!
Church 10 n. in lnt Holy Cross Cem.
ninNBY Dec. 27. STHPHOT J., hus
band ot Rose A I ecni y nnd son of lain
Michael 1'etney (neo Conway), aired .44.
Relntlvcs nnd friends tnvlWr) to funeral.
Ihurs, K 10 a. m 2(141 N Llvlmtston st
i ,. int, St. Ann's Cem'
,,md!IoVRAnX'?Ueman (2ieVn'o;
solemn requiem nutn mnss &t. Ann a unurcn
hus-
lo heticmau (neo vnorzanirer).
Relatives and friends Invited tn funsrol
services. Wed 2 p m.. 2107 W. Ontario st
Int private Mt Sinai Cem
riHLDINO.- Dec. 20. RlinnOCA. wife of
Joseph A. rieldlnir. oited lid Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs 2
p m , uiujthters residence, Mrs. R Hlbberd
Duey, Oarrettford Del Co , Pa. Int,
ll'liun in,,,,-., iu iuii.'iiii pi-iiivrn, .iiu.b , m
Arlington Ccm.
itemnins may ue viewed
wed eve.
ll.NWliUAA, UCC. HO. J'A I KICK, misbana
" M"" 1 hmecan (neo HuKhes). Relatives
nna rrnu, county Rosscommon Bene-
riNNnoAN. Dec. an. Patrick, husband
flelnl nnd Patriotic Hoeletv. Division No. 4.
A O II.. invited to funeral, Frl . 8-30 a. m..
H78 Taney st Mass at Ht Francis Xavter
Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross Ccm. Auto
funeral
FiHiinn Dec, no alfrcd c. pisiibr,
husband of Harriet n. Fisher (nen Horner),
aged (17 Relatives and friends Washington
Camn No 570 p. O S of A. I Independcnco
Tcmnle, No IT. O U of A.. Invited to fu
neral services. Frl . 1 p. m , 273S Arthur
nve . Cnimlen. N J, Int, Northwood Cam ,
Philadelphia, Remains may bo viewed
Ihura. ove
roilCUV Lato of Wlldwood, N, J.. Dee
30. HCSTHR JL. daughter of William E
nnd lito I.llzalieth J. Forcum Relatives
nnd friends Invited tn funeral services,
Thurs 1 p. m., Cnre'a nnnrtments. 2218
Jefferson st. Int. private. Norths ood Cem.
Trlenils mav call Wed , 8 to ln p m
FREDRICK. Dee 28. CHARLES FRUD
niCK, hausband of Paulina Fredrick. (n
Stneke), alted 7(1 Relatives and friends In.
vlted td funeral Thurs . 7'30 a. m . 30711 N.
Martha st. Rcnulem mass Our Lady Help
of Chrlstlins' Church 0 a. m, Int. Holy
Hpuichre cem
I QNSL12R Dee 20 RARnARA. wife of
"nn CIcn",lr,r J1"? rflaum). aucd 4.
Residence. (H'l Poplar st. Due notice ot
funeral will bo Blvcn.
GRAHAM In Atlantic City. N. J.. Dett.
20, WALTLlt THOMAS, husband of Laura
' (' Oraham (neo McQnwan) and son of Kath
arine and lata John W. Urnham. Relatives
and friends Invited to funernl ThLr . 8
n m. residence of mother. 203 Cleveland
ave.. Riverside. N J. High mass St. Peter's
fhuri.h nsn n in. lnt tfnlv Cross Cem..
Philadelphia Train leaves Market st. ferry
for Riverside 7:40 a, m. Atlantlo City,
N. J nnper" copv
QRASS. Dtc. 30, DAVID H, husband of
.Mary Orasi (neo Pratt). Relatives ana
' triems invited to lunerai services, inur...
Tn m net "111 v . Narrrini ini.
i ' -s . "m ." " ,"i-.-- T":."
rutin t Vavi Vn
tiAiiMHTi i info iiumpri-oro; urc. w,
CHWSTIANA. widow of O.orsro II. )Carra
iited UeUtlven and frlfndi Invltrd to tu
noral Fcrvtcta Thura 2 p, m . r-a.Inc- or
Bon. AVIIIIam H Ilarmated 712 W. York it.
Int trlMn
HAVEN3 COLEMAN R. HAVENS, nt (
OlentMit, To , bunband of Corn A nnd only 1
. Charles w and I. llll. J. Have
non ot wnnr.cn v, nna ijiiiie n. jmvuin, in
' I IwhROlilV-br;- ft)7 MAIMl) HT widow
nnrtN1f ?,"'"." "in'lV'to'funerkl '! vK
W.LJri?l" nl""nin H ronJ.VoVa TtV (53th
. nn,i r,inP nv.v int nrivate. l
IIBINZ Dee. 20. CATHARINB C. wlf Jfffl
ne Tnv.n i win in fwrUn and dauchtsr
' nf Charles V, and RIUaleth Merkel. aired to,
Relatives and friends. Bllsortlr Temple. No.
la o. U A . Invited tn funeral Thurs . 8"to
a', m . 2100 N. 4th st. Requiem mass 8L
t iinnlfselus's Chureh in n m Int private.
JIIHU Dec all ulHHUWl'i lllAr-rr,
I daughter of Charles D. and Mary A. Hlrj
l .,,. Pnvarivi nirnrl 24. Itelatlves and
I friends II V. M Sodality. Third Order .of
i hi. Krancls Invited to funeral. Thurs... 8JI0
iiriBiiv
' a. ni.. reslderco of parenls. 3200 ulaKlston
i st . Holmeshurg. Milemn requiem mass Bt,
I Dominic's Church Hi a. m. Int. St. Dotnl-
nlo's Cem "
ltnniit.AND Suddenly. Dec. 20. of rneu-
l monlo. l-'HANK husband of hmrna Barman
Homeland, aged 77 Funeral Thurs., 10 3(1
a m, Mnuthampton. Pa. Int Churchvlllo
I Cem Autos will meet train leaving IWadlng
" Ri'SoV iS( ' Hn it, ; (.iw; t
i moil "Sits lien nuv'l.. .'. 'l..,'"-!:j
German Ren Union, icai nut. wp. jivoi
Ponemah Tribe flo, 210. I. ,0. R, If.! Vols
mer pica lien ncirir, employes ni fiiain.
bun llrmery Invited to funeral, Thurj., a
i Sm. 3108 Marshall st. Int. Illllsld Cem
i.rinuiii. mu. ,.vy.. .,. .... .......
funeral . ...... .....'
HOHKINH ixe an . vr.HA uri oannu,
wlfujjt Everett L. Hosklns, until 2. Rela.
tlvesiiinil frlrmls Invited to funsrol ssrylcr..
Thurs . 2 10 p. m., parents' residence. n tn
nve nnd 11th st,. Oak Lane. Int, private.
IRELAND Dec 30. qEOROE'lf u,.
hond nf Rose A. Ireland (nee Plmna), a ant
27, Ri-latlves and frlemls. Camp No. 283, ,
P. O. 8 of A.. Invited to funeral services.
Thurs . 5 P m, 1!H Osford pike,, Frank
ford Int Cedar Hill Cem. Remain, may
to Hi-M-d Wert to in n. min ,..,,
IRVINO Suddenly. Dec. 20. WILLIAM
A., eon nf l.te Jams, and Christina Harry
Irvln. and hushnnd of late Ella.Llora
Irvlnir. Services Thurs,, 2 p. m,, residence,
Irvlnaton, Chcstor, Pa. Int. private.
IVINB. At Hurllnatnn. N. J.. Deo.39.
RERECCA HAINHRIIHIE. widow ot Hen-
IimIk n Tvlna ltplstlvpi. and frlsnda In.
vlted to funeral, dauithter a residence. Mrs, TJ
lIUVI'l Itarmrr, J. u, mhiijii !., iiu.hiikiuii. ,
N, J Thur 2 p, m. Int. Union if,, a, rfS
I Samuel and Kalinin
' friends Invited to J
1 2 n. m, resWrhre of
st. Int. Montlllore I
JACOlln. lire, .ii, paiiaii, uausnivr nr va
. . '
JOHNSON, At Wllmlnnten, Del... Deo.
2M, HARRV C. n. husiiamt, of VlOI M.
Johnson (nrs Jones) and son nf late Isaao
and Charlotte Johnson, nurd ail. Relative,
and friends Invited to funeral sorylessv
Wed.. 1' 1" P. m.. residence of sister. Mrs.
(leorae XV. Rlshop," 181(1 Park Iloufevard,
Camden. N. J. . Int. private, Harlelah Cera.
Remains may be viewed Tues. after ilf
"' kXMPF. Dec 20. CAROLINE, vvldav. ot"
Ausustus iar.ipi. iin biivvb nnu irisfii" i-
vltea la lunorni, .ii . , . !". 3 ss.
Jtoyer st. Int. Palmer Cem, Vflends may
..- . -.....-.. i
dauuhter of late Cornelius and Sarah Kelly, ,J
formerly of 70J Do Kalb at.We.t Willa,'
Kl'.l.l.z. 'rc. ", .i,i.rtii fi ft
Relatives and friends Invited to funaraT,
Thura , H..10 a. m.. 8HUI Bprlni
I Bnrlne tlar
aruvn sr.
Jacobs,
Relatives hn
funeral ssrvlcsa, .Wed., ,!
parents. 2J3S N, amaj j
Solemn reiiuisin mn.-i pi, aaiiin i.iiu. u,
10 si m. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto srrvlc. fil
KlXr-Dec80., Vyil.LUM 1CIX Vn 3t l8
Hermaii and Carrie Kl (nee Men) 4'4
Due notice from resldsnee of parents, tKVt E
t, Anatha'a Churc .
'KNIOliT. Suddenly. , Dec. 27. MART Kl;
HAHKEV, wife of Nlon D, Knlaht juiV
dauiMir of Carolln. OWacro and lets WIP
Ham ivenurn.-K, b uu. iisiBiivrs aa
frisnds Invited to. funeral services. Thuis,u
KUNZMANVJ. -r. Dsc. 80 HeQPulA . ,;
KUN. MANN (nea Hechwald). widow ' I
Charles Kunsmann, a.ed 7T. ftelstlv-ssud
.,-!
'A
...OJL-OV .
stale.
4lJ
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