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AIDING WOUNDED,
KILLED BY SHELL
Red Cross Man Dies Trying
lo Help City
Soldier
TWO HURT THREE TIMES
One of Brothers Nearly Died
From Drinking "Water
Poisoned by Foe
Propped by a German bullet that en
tered the right aide of Ills neck and came
nut Ills left shoulder. Corporal John M.
nrlffenburs had scarcely been helped to
his feet by n Red Cross man when a
piece of shrapnel crushed the ikutl nf
the stretcher bearer.
Corporal Grlffenburg was so weak that
he could not aid the man who had been
wounded while trying to help htm. and
had to crawl away to a field dressing
station, leaving the Ited Cross man lying
on the battlefield.
"Some other lied Cross men went after
him as soon as t told my story," said
Grlffenburg, who returned to this coun
try recently, 'but they could not Hurt
him. I am afraid he died from loss of
blood, and was burled by tho Germans,
who swept forward over the spot where
I was Injured and held thai section nf
terrain for a little while. Later we
drove them back, but there was no trace
of the man who had tried to assist me."
Corporal Grlffenburg spent N'ew Year's
Pay with his parents, who live at 1408
-North Front street, but left yesterday
for the convalescent hospital at Camp
Me.rrltt.
Two brothers, former minor league
baseball stars, are reported In the dav's
casualty list as Injured for the third
time each. They are Private Stanley R.
Mathews, Company Jr. 11 ".th Infantrv,
and Private Karl Mathews, Companv II,
th ftifantry. Both hall from Pottsvllle,
but have lived In this city for a number
of years with an aunt, who resides at
1246 Jcssup fctreet.
.Stanley Mathews nearly died from
drinking water from a, well polwined bv
lhe Germans before they retreated from
lhe Marne, recovered, rejoined his unit,
was gassed at the battle of the Ateuse.
recovered and went back to the front
aln only to have a leg so badly
smashed by shrapnel during the last
week of October that it had to be ampu
lated. Ifia company was almost wiped
out at this battle, very few of the rank
nnd nie escaping injury. Young Mathews
formerly caught for the Trenton team
In the Trl-State League and also played
vlth a number of strong semipro nlm
n Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Private l.arl Mathews was formerly
employed by the Heading Kallvvav,
played on the Heading's Y. M. C A.
baseball team and on up-State nines.
He was gassed twice during- the nmmi.
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and was wounded in October, but Is ie
covering. Karl Mathews is married '
and Is the father of a bnncimr h,h,. i.rt.. i
ivnom he has never seen and of vvho I
existence, it Is believed bv hi wife i. :
1 not vet aware '
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ueports of a train wreck in France I
01. October 26, In which two American !
divisions belhg hurried to the. front we
Involved and which was accompanied hv
great loss of llfo and many men injured,
hsve reached this city before, but de
llls were lacking until today Then It '
became known through a letter to tho ,
parents of Drum -Major E. Paul Stroud,
of the 138th Field Artillery, that he ;
had been killed In this fatal accident. 1
I3tli Field A'tlllery and other units,
was allowed to go tearing on its way.
The night was dark and the engineer
of the rear train saw the front train too
laie to slop. Fourteen soldiers weie
killed outright and forty-one badly hurt
In the collision that ensued. The dead
were hurled at Gael with full imlltan
honors.
Private Stioud enlisted In August nf
IS 1 7. In the old First llegiment, X (i. P
and was later assigned to the 109th In
fantry. He had (o undeigo an operation
at Camp Hancock, however, and wa
left behind when his unit sailed for
l-ranre. n lien he tecoveied he was
transferred to the 138th F. A.
The young soldier formerly lived al
SHIS Catharine street, was a graduate of
the West Philadelphia High .School, and
a member of the West Walnut SHeei
Club, of the Stnneman's Fellowship, and
of tho Evangelical l.uthetan Chinch, a'
Fifty-ninth and Spruce slreets. me
mnrlal servite will be held foi bun a'
that church on January :' The m e
Knoch K. Kldredse. grandfather of voung
!troud. was a noted pilot nf die Deia
ware River and Ray.
SKETCHES OF THE HEROES
sergeant John P. Martin, (he tweniv
vrsr-old West Philadelphia High S'ehnn
lad, who made such a cillani irrnrrl vvil
Hie 101'ih Infanicv
His Third K'ouml !!,!l"l,.'"1i,,lv "".
cumbed to wounds
Proves t'alnl In He was pamfmlv
e . it ,- injured on .ltnv R
Sergeant Martin , E01 back ,n,
I lie fighting m a
few days, only 10 be seriously hurt on
September f That time he lav m a
hospital for a month, not reioltung h s
company until October 2 Four dav
later he was shot through both leg"
thrombi the body and both arms and
died two days later The joung soldiers
mother, Mrs. Mary Martin, of 7H Nor'"
Thirty-seventh street, heard from a com
rade that her son had laid down his
life. Tnls comrade. Thomas McKeown
piomlsed to tell her of his chum's last
days when he returned home, himself
hut was killed a week after young Mar
tin. "So 1 "ill never know how lie mo
deuth," said Mrs. Martin I would
have, liked to know that Hut it was
not to be.
Young Martin was a graduate of
the Ranks Business College as wrll as
the West Philadelphia High School, and
was a. timekeeper at the Baldwin F.dd.v
stone plant when he enlisted in tits Xa
tlonal Ouard of Pennsjlvanla in 191R
Hs served through the Mejican border
campaign, had his final training at
Camp Hancock was eventually assigned
to Company A. math lnfantr. and went
tn France last July. i
Trlrate Iiadore Levin, son of flarnev
Levin, 406 Federal street. Camden, was1
reported missing on the official casualtv
list a few- days ago. The War Depart
went telegram reached his father on He
cember 12 and was a great shock to
the parent Two days ago a lettur
arrived from young Levin, which had i
been written on Xeceinber 12, stating
that lie had become separated from his
outfit, but was safe and sound with
another unit. lie got lost from his
own crowd during the great battle of the I
Meuse, lie added. Private Levin enlisted-j
n year ago, choosing the Infantry branch
of the regular army, was trained at'
Kort Slocum and went overseas as a f
member of Company P. .Ninth Itcgl.
Private Leonard Joienh. twcnty-thite
jiars old, of 2823 North Taney strce
wounded severely September 21 Is a
member of Company (J, 315th Infant!) i
It recently returned to the United
states alter neing overseas unce July
and l being treated at 1'ort. Henry, V.i ,
for wound) received In the thouhiMr c
mrnuHon ,,Vl f .h m-m" V, n"ver fl,s"ni fn m m nccor, ,,g ltlcuUrlv Interesting In hi, de-1 V'lie local aiea of this nallon-vvlde ,
MH1 v wrt-lislnrnh6.l-V3,hr2W to etters iece've. b? wilpjlon of -that he calls a Herman ' sievvardship movement is It. the eastern
Artiller.v, were being rushed from Cher- , u, .....k it,- ft sun btdh, which consisied of standine- .... e iL..-isi. ,n,.ib.n. v.m-I
hours to Meucon. At a little village tuam-M at,r jrH 'amrle, Zel. 947 '" H-'Don for seven hours, on r.fusal ;rW n. a or lo, of New York,
called Gael, the train carrying the am- Handuritmf .South Fiont stieel io vvotk on SuiuU v n? ( lv yto A tle w utlve
munition battalion, which was hi front. ,, ,, The voting soldier is " des.i bed the division of the Oer- r. ?,! ,,.;, . ;,.,,,
was halted, but by some mlstak. In the "" (mnanVm ,MV ln 0ebrmanN , man annv b which he was c.plured as wc",ar .f . th,e, J, ".', r "!' vlw Vnri
a,.ae. ii.. 1..1. 1..1.1..1 . ... iii- ,rmv f , . n. ' trine Ing i' reus, urn tiibl nf ni.a of. liiittee. with Ilea dqiui rt era a t New A ork.
Honor Roll for the. City
and Its Vicinity Today
MM.HH IN ACTION
.. I'rltnlf
iW'.'JN.V'KirAvir. 22:7 wehb st
IIMRI.I: dim:, ism Jsckson st.
f.JTEVvlW'v nrtc,t.)
SAMI'M, .NIIICI..MAN. V2S H. Sixth st,
died or not MIS
Sergeant
JOHN P. VMnTLN. 7 V Thlrtv.ssventh
s (I rcvlousiy .sported wounded)
rrltnle
KRt-.II Hl'.Ml:iSTKR. s0.1 N Second ft.
ACI'IDKNTALLV KILLED
I'rliale
I Mil, NTItnt'D. (112.1 rVharlne
i t..'A.!Jf5 " drum major I
I.LON M-K.NCKR. RK.III, Ilrn Mar
uoi'Micn nkvi:iu:i.v
Sergeants
DAVID P, (illl.tiKN, SVcond snd Mlr
Ai.mt:i p. cream:, mm w.yn. v..
t'nrp-irnl
JOHN MARSHALL !RlflTMIlntl,
nui rv rronl or
rrlrales
MtlKILASI 1)1 .M lt(l, 11.1 raft-hall
JTANIJ-.V MATIIK.HS. tl!tn .Irssup at
.FA.".1-. " tTitr.Mx. istit .to.iin
1ILMO J.( (IIP". ;j , Msrsii.-ill si
H'llt'MIKII M.IIIIITI.Y
Private
Jimxil A. IIWIA. Ill Wslnul st
lli:JMIN IIK.MIr.KMIN, r,IM N Fifty
seventh st.
NATHAN II. RllstAsTKIN. .11 t nlon
WALTER. K. liltXEHKR, Clou (Ircen lit
IIIAHI.K1 PriNTII. West Cumbria si
(No hmis. address given )
r.mvARH 4. kiip-iineh, i.m n six-
teenth st
IIKRIILItT .. LISTER. 2.111 R.dn-r el
IV I I.I. IV M J 1. 11,1, V. lonti i;. ulrnna al
SAM IIKItVIN. IT. If. N Franklin st
WALTER III1IIM.S. 24(17 W. Jefferson st.
MARTIN ,, I'AIIKV. 2.12(1 H lirtll l.
KI.UOOI) L. I.VRK. (1112 Jackson 'I.
KINACK TRIM.KLU.tKI. UK Chris
tlMri ft
MI.-N
Sergeant
SKOROL C. MIII.F, 392.1 Fifth st
Prltates
KI.MKH II. SIIIAKI'ITR. thin South
I'lin.slojja st
IIARKV KI K. !li; S front si (Pam.
(ly s h. i urtf" t
HOWARD T. llON, .1220 l .1
and arm. He was drafted last May and
trained at Camp Meade. Ilefore Joining '
the colors ho was n salesman at llos
klns's and lived with his parent at the i
Taney street address. i
Ptirate Charles I'. Waster, of Ueller
town, l'a.. was wounded and gassed
during the clearing of the Aigonne for.
est, but Is now convalescing In a French
base hospital. Ho joined the colors last
spring nnd went to Krnn-r In August
a a member of Company K. 113th In
fantry. Private Kdnrd 4. White, of Quaker
town. Pa., wounded caily In October, Is
recuperating in n lted Cross base hos
pital. Ho rA dmfted last .limitary
and went to Franco in July as a, member
ot in jioin iniantry
.,' ,,n"'' Jehiilman. tw.nty-lvvn vears
? ni' j . ' ?uth hlul street, reported
...If.. ,1 "f.,1.1, VV a '""hf1' "r ''"-!
pan 1). 3.6IH Infantry. He was In- i
ducted inti tile iitmv in October, 1M7.
and was sent isf ranee last April. c.
cording loan official telegi.-,,,, . .,h
killed in action October 18.
v..,r,.'ir,."nt . ,""" "" .9-3. -s'o'"i
i ( .i fi i' a memVc.r nf. ' 0l,,l'any
Ing from his unit slme N'ovember .". His
parents have tried hard to locate hlin,
but without suclpss. lie enlisted In
August of 1917. and after n few weeks
at (lettysburg went to I'ainp liieenc and
trained until Ills division sailed overseas
last Jlay He Is twent.v -three, hlnglc,
and n machinist by trade
.i., .,, iu ., tohi iiiiik.
rlvate Fred llaumelNter, Company D,
.113th lnfnntn, died of wounds .Nov em- '
ber 8. according to an olllolal notice te-
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t-eivt-u a few days ago ny his parents
who live at 2SU5 North Second street
HI ' l"'"'. dated October 21. said
that Hie seenfR of ujr vvei aliatist n.i
iiiul iin iiuu ijciii ufi m- i.,j. inn"- uuu
much for human beings tn witness and
remain pane Private llaumeistei
listed in tli imvv five e.ir sgo hi the ,
as or e viuetn, uuu ciiuivi mui-i
lulne rctneeil. nflpr ki.rvitlE' IliM tmir
jear term, he joined the arin.v. IIh
trained at Cainp -Meade and sailed over-
"t-un 111 win.. 1 wiuimi, '--ihiii'i .. 11- ,
linm nanmelster. tvventv-folir. Is 111
.n I .. I,. I. 1 ,,..., VIArndnn, 1 I I
France with tho Third Field Artillery
lion and Is enjoying himself verv' much,
?". -".L-,1 -. -. i ..:, - i" ii ( in3 uc-iiiiiem uv me (tcrinans. ..i.-o
be add" vpnloglzlug for the poor h.iiul- act nail'' insane bv the troublesome ac
vvriting of l's last letter he evplams tions of the Amei lean llsoners.
WmWSkWLmom "The Howpr nf I-r.P Nnrtl." H
IfeteievigK LiiH
AR-'sw'''it-A"'-r7;iAff r'1 L."u' ', w"al x,le l'anea ner in tne Hudson uay country. Sixrn
, KMmilSSSkSSda npgsn, the artist. feu.d slie n, the most beautiful elrl '&
T-i.irnrjzA tit. ittri ! .icm-'Jir ' .... i, 1....1 ... 1.... ...... . .. u-. . , j--.r
rS't;Sn-iSWi .M'rN. nui wno was sue; unat was ner pari iyI?S-
?ii-niir:iT-L"Tt-i-i'' t-rzrrr- -nMiffmKuur 111 inn n ni. in ruin v hittamnro ' r.-.t 1
ft?Ww JAMES 0LIVER CURW00D fel
i'iSi5eirSllifrrr "nthor of a score of novel., of the frreat outdoors-, tells the ;?& ,
igtagiSiSUKi s,01'.v of leane' "The Flower of the Xoith" a thrilling 4M. '
kEniiSJvViKiiiSw'-- "'"''J' eiammed full of advpntute and love and mvMerv Jiife i
lPtSSi-'V in ,,a,.v installments in th " sT0
ttWlFSft fcuenmg Jubuc ffieftger i
mmWtew3l!mmr 'lirrimBmWKr'- Commcncinfr Monday, January 6 $.?
MM I'W Vi iBSBKi?8BSl?WHllvSSSaOTg-
ivalPfii:I.RH '
mm m. -m- -W- - gMillK ;
's.V'-iianiHHSaHEOjiHKH -- '""rs.Lva-."'J:STTr'vi--; ij&eij'
rt r.rtirr,rr.-jyimiii9!"arittEi-it-i-
.i,iir''i-r-vpatwL-g?cipsri' gart-ff
EVENING PUBLIC
DEFENDERS OF
GE.O
WOLF
Hint he is using n (Jerninn pen and
finding It dllllciilt to mnkp the "blnine
thing" work. Prlvatn '.'k nillslrd 111
the regular army shortly nfter ('(ingress
declared war on (lennany. and went
overseas ill the summer nf 1017 with
tho Fourth lnfnnlr.v. Ho has been In
virtually all of the campaigns of Un-
American nriny. lint camp through wlin-
out a scratch.
j, aa on i-tiilHtnins night th.-it his
parents got lhe telegrani from the War
Department saying that lip vvnn missing,
and two days later Ills father had u
flight stioke. though Ills physician does
noi bellevp that Ii was brought on bv
the Uoverninent tncssiige. According To
t, wrp from Washington, young Zek
had disappeared during tin-severe light-
lug of October 28. tint as his parents
,a,I heard from him sevcinl times since.
that date, tliev vvei. not uer ou v
alarmed. Day before yesleiday ar
rived the letter stating that he was
feeling tine and df piecating the, bocho
pen.
GOT GERMAN "SUN BATH"
l?l..2.l !): .- 'P..1I. r n. .
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'Tael f oombe. formerly will, (be F.VE-
....... , t i.i.i. .r.r.ijrit, utuj ie(.cn,tiy al-
1...1 . ... ...,. ., ' .
. ".'" " .' VaK". '"" r ,ne M ,T'
Knplaml. tells In
.1,.."";i
hmnn nf nieeeting a Philadelphia!! who
wa
one of ,t group oj seven Americans
" '' I'31' f'' almost seven months been
confined In a (letiuan prison c.imn
ThW mnn 1 erov
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Coiigletoii, BS4.' i
Osage at time, has
.- r.m.-.r'.i.hU ....,
hiei- at tin. rtr'ann camp who was driven
4S 1 J? D I'll BPJHflHt Alr ' ' Z' & i JKmm
EAKLMATHEW? H2ED 0AUMEl3TMpfeOT STANLY P.MATHEAS UONARDOOStrH
WhiJtvlPd Died SPSMmAwJ-f: Aimxnrnri Woundpd .
HHf PJplL aV' It ' ' I Iff .flaHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHm V
Wounded WcAjpded &6asd JSjjBA. Ctorp.SWounaea
y J0t gMBHJSJ JOHN f. GCIFFfcN&ERS
i 0k M t '1 II MS
I W -,.. 1 Wli &.PAUL STROUD mA tPfefi
I ' Ki-Br'? Accldentalty Killed 6f Wl
vtpipppWijb r b Pi"'vM'.i:n t -m
. missinc ii T s-w y J I
liEDGERPHlfiADELPHIA,' SATUEDAT,
DEMOCRACY ON
MICHAEL
INNELU' Repope3 Deo5
METHODISTS LAUNCH
CAMPAIGN TOMORROW
Centenary Drive Seeks $100,
000.000 and Greater Reli
gious Influence in World
Proclaimed the greatest
movement
ever attempted by any religious organl-
zaon
tho Methodist centenary cam
paign will start tomorrow to ralso a
$100.0.00.000 relief iiind within six
months.
A gigantic s.vslem of piopagonda
,arK- ""nlxatlun of minute men. who ;
are, to speak each Sunday
at various
iliurchfa and the willing spirit of the
individual congregations to aid in the
great vvoik theso aw only a part of
' ...!... l. 1...A.. u ... n.,.nt(al,,l in tliA Ijkl
" " '"" """ ""- ""vr '" : ""
y'aaaaaaaaMaaV S9dBtK(2ifKL ' iiuuiivu
wc vwvi" ii -&-. , "i ; ii x'-y
II l! . v v XI aaii(iMAeKi' '
. A&T'-'te
I
"" """'four months or preparation
rnr me
I'he Philadelphia nnd local districts situ
under the executive leadership or Dr.
(leorso II Illvkle). of Philadelphia.
ar'"
ROLL OF HONOR
Killed . . . tned
IN MF.MimiAM
KAl'FMANN. In lovlnc memorv nf our
dear mother. TIlKItnHA KACFMANN. who
entered Into llfo January t. 11(17. done, but
not forgotten.
DAPCHTLIIH AND SON.
Hiail?s
AI.K.WNDKfl At Itunnomede N J
Jan. .1. DoriOTIIKA. only daughter of Harrv
and Mary K. Alexander (ne Ilradley). nged
- months. Itelatlvea I)tii 'rleods Invited
to funeral. Mon.. 12 noon -crvlres at the
home. Int. nrlvato. Train leaves Chestnut,
st ferrv 1 1 :lo n ni. '
Al.t.llN At Wennnah N J.. Jan. 2,
tJKATIltri: K AI.LKN, daiightrr of (leorga
p. and Marv 11. Allen. Ilelatlves and friends
inviieu in runeral, .Mon., 10:30 a ni . reel
(lence Of li.irenls l.lnc.lM ne mid l!lm at
IVennnah, N. J Ini private. Overlook Com.,
Ilrldgeton. N J Ilemalns may l viewed I
s-un.. 7 to s p. m. !
. ALT.r.N Jim , LKVB COULTntli
AI.LKN, husMnd of Malu'l Ilollimu Allen,
aged 31, Ttcintlvi' and friends, Court Wash-I
Ini-lmi 1 rH.. Vn "i)U 1.- n l I... .. I
to funernl, '.Mon'., 2'r.' ni.. Mt. i'le.tsjnti
iminii. vniDier lnt private, '
HA1U.OW. Jan. 3. of pneumonia. FIUKND
NEW THOUGHT
Kv-ry on- is marellnc m th crowth of
It U till IntfTitrrlnllon nf Truth rA k&
?")& ,','A.h , 'of-nalfo-n;1
'uV...,.."".""?.",1,.."1." '": "d iho
renner nr.
Truth Center, 1328 Walnut St.
OI'KN IO ALL Hill) WIMI IIAI'PlNr.,
HEALTH AMI SITCF.SS
Next Tuesday EveniRp;, 8:15
PUBLIC LECTURE by
.MR. W. X. WESTOX, of New York
"The Absolute One"
Dailv noon meditations and lallis 12 30.
Hooliahon and lending room.
- KKI.KIIOI'S NOJII'Kl
Hunt 1st
Till-. TKVll'l.i:
1 ,,,r.0!"1 "nJ Herks sis 1111(10 N )
"''!,f;i'1' ' I'ONWELl. Pastar
VVIUIain , Dr MtCurd) Associate Pastor.
Dr J Marvin lUntia.. Musical Director.
Frederick E Surke. Organl.t.
Pastor preaches 10:30 a m . 7:30 n m
1 bonis sinus st-leulnia frum Crestlon at
evening service. Official War Film at
i lose or servli.. lilhlo achool L.:tu i.ee.on
Illustrated with eteieupil.ou Mn'. ('lass
tn Ixmer Timple Conant-Lelchllter Evan
gelistic Team legln sue. 'a: services Jan.
Preshjterlan
lARl'II hTItf.KT ( III IICII. H,h n, Ar,h
1 SheST a?.'"".' p' ,1,'4,V an: ."C '"w-
I !t 7?3U ' "'-""'lK-1
ir .viacartne wl ' piedcb In th mnmtna
tlm
Christian ll..IHr,; "'V . "' ,.;.'.'": . '
This will be the seventh sermot, f, " h.
M,r.Thv.i'ni Tl"h". Hmnliaslzed bv the
Presbytsrlon Church ami Vlndleated liv
iho Wm Id War." At s o'clock there will
LifJ?''""""1 Ne,v v' "What 1.1
IIF.TIII.F.IIFM rBKIIlVTIlRI NciVuiirii""
llroad and Diamond i, ? Pnllad-lpnli
plstor lnus-N A . AMlit.nt
1(1:30 a m -Morning Worship.
s'rmon by Rev. Frank P Parkin ri n
end,Py,!'tMabsb' ""' '" "-
SIMS " m ?." y E Societies.
,:in p. m.--I.venliu Worship.
KunTee" b.Vh'" "' C' HlbShma,,.
rUD)ect Th. Wav
,A church wlih a cordial welcome.
l,1K5'Jl?.a- ar-? Whartoi atT, Rev. J nmr
ROLTON. D I). Minister 10:43 uvT
Oeorge A Avery; 7:45. Comni.inln,, "'
Si,.,,N?d',vv?.SillTK.'tlAN "'KPH
Jjat ana Walnut itn
Mlnltnr
lv ALKXANDRIt MacCOI.L
Dr MacCOLI. will preach at
n't lock.
D. D.
II ard
fel.'o,.".,h,l:l,", 'Th' lm......
Musical service at 7 40 by th. choir -.
i"? aV0l""v '!.nd'r 'be leafl.rihlpe X
Lindsay NoM'ti Th. rrogramPv.lll ir
( lilde
rne program will p.
Tenor solo
5lv Hope Is In ths Ev.rlast
Anthem fl-. t. i-..i. ..'.... l,BT'l
ina . u...
Anthem
tulRh'
....... ... ..., ... ,,,,,, l,,s,,T.I...
Dlstraclel With Cat. and A?'
Soprano noto.
Tt-. Ninety nnd -Vine
rfi.l
The rhr.. ..hM, .rM1.?"
unda
MbU
nni'? v ,0r M,n nn(1 Women at 10
riot k
"ir'i;.'laB.yif'"l'f m'nln ""..
"aTa'ntoh""1 r,llRri'-,iK"-
"o'-asiiW.H i.,AJlVf-v ''EE- l'--l"r
I? n5r'.r,"1trt SVrd"' Hehnol
onn'ilL.enV0, ,'""" -
Sf ;"'" or'lhnU"
returned from s.rv ic In Trance
l'roleln Lplscopal
ST. 4AM 1
.'H t'lii'nrii iiiiii tiiL-.,.....
?. ana U--.lt,,,. -. ' ..i.-...,i,iiin
in. liev JOHN
Hector
MocKniDcn d 11,
a no
II HO a
mon
n lljiv Communion
m Holv Communion wllh Her.
Ill P.u.nln. !.. .m .
4 0(1 p in p.venlne
with lb. followln, o'rB.n PMH. d. ""
Is) Chsrson d'l Soli . l.nv,.,a
(bi rhrom.tloii. Fanlasl.. A Minn, Tn7."t:
, . . .1 nltnrlan
r,.RT :nitar1-.n nnVrii "
2123 Chestnut st
Rev. FREDERICK R ntUFFlX .Minister
Kl.nn a ni Sunday School "imi'ter
V 1a. ni Mr ilrlffln will preach on "A
rf,,pll'i,of.rru,n "'l "l.hiei.usne,'- n'a
will dedicate 1 monument In commemor..
HEPH MAT " rnlnl,,rr ol "" JO-
Choir Muali ' Ths lajrd Is My Shepherd
by (loepp. and a duet for contralto and
baritone Lord. I have I-oved Thy I Is hi
tatlonj.'1 by -Matthews. Phlll. irciMpp
Organist. "'
IMTAR1AN hOCIETV or 0KRMANT01VN
Chelten ave. and ilrsene st,
Rv ROtiBR S. FiiRHBS. Mlnistsr.
11 a, m. Must We Viorrl"
JANUAEY '4, 1919
DKATHW
P.. ton of David I.. "t"l, Msry, A. Tlsrlow.
f K. Relstlves and frlendi. W, K. nry
tde. No. 410. V. snd A. M.. Invite''.'0
A .' oun. I', ii... ii.."", Li- ...If
notir. in" .,'i
.ni'KSl.07ffn:iTe.m.nd"7rlend;ln
to funeral. Tua 7:.in a. m. residence of
son-in-law. Janies .(, Jtn'nlTerty. SIHT Mel-
vale st.. isih Werd. Solemn renuleni iiiasa
Nativity II. V. M. Church n a m. Int. Holy
J- . -a lM.a and
nr1amir Pam Cm rrlira PnnrrHl.
IIRADT. At K242 N. Itlth '... 1.oan.
.tan 2. JAMBS D.. husband oM.llzahetli K.
rirady. asrd to Relatives and friends, Mer
cer Lod. No. Bn. K. and A.M.! Ancient Ac
cented Scoillsh Itlte. and Crescent. Temple,
A A. o. N. M. R nf Trenlon, N. J., In
vlted lo funeral services, Mnn.. 2 r, m.
residence of brother-in-law. John w. Lades.
S35 Hluvvesant nve., Trenton, N. J. Int.
at convenience nf family. Illvervlew Cem.
Trenton. Friends mav view remains 3242
N loth si , Imuran. Sat . 7 lo 10 p, in.
linWIIT. At Fort Mvers. Fla., .tali. .1.
t)r. J. K. linKCIIT, formerly of Colleevllle,
Ia Due notice of funeral,
linKKZR. Jan. .1. WILLIAM, husband nf
late Catherine Ilreeie. hko,1 so. Jtelatlves
and friends Invited lo funeral. Mon.. s n. in.. 1
residence of daurhler. Maraaret HUmer, t
2.140 N. 22d et, .Services HI. tlarlholnmew'a
Church. S.ltli and Lehla-h. .1 n. m. Int. Mt
Teare Cem. Ilemalns may be viewed Sun.,
aflep s p. m.
lintDOKH. At Wlldwood. Jf J., Jan. 3.
C1IAIILKS IIHinfJi:p. aged Rh. tlelallves
nnd friends Invited to funral. 116 I. An
drew mv... Wlldwood, N .!.. Sun., 4 p. m.
Int. Men.. Vlnelanil, S. .1
nURNfl. Jan. I. IIF.It.VAttD FRANCIS,
son of Ssrah and lata David Doran and step
son of lata Thomas T Iturns. Jtelatlves
and friends, Han Salvador Council. No. 23.
K. of C. ; emplovea of I'enna. rt. It. Tullman
Co.. Invited to funeral. Mon., S:30 a. m.,
residence of mother, r.231 N. ilth st. Sol
emn requiem mass Chjrch of the Incarnation
10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
funeral.
CANNON Jan, .1. ANNIE, daughter of
Cornelius and Mary Cannon. Tlelallves and
uun.fc,!.!.,. jan. l, wiluiaai i'.. Hus
band of Amite Cornell (nco Young). TUIa-
uvea ana rrienas, employes or 1; 11. 'i. v-o.
and all societies of which he was a mem
ber, Invited to services. Sun., 2 p. m., (117
W. Allegheny ave. Int. private, Ilemalns
may he viewed Hat. after 8 p. m.
CU11P.AN. Jan. 3. ANNIE, widow of
Peter J. Curran tneo Martin), aged 04,
Itelatlvea and friends invited lo funeral.
Tues. i;3D a. m.. 2472 Jasper st Ileiiulem
mass Church of tho Vlsllutlon ! n in, hit
rieasantvllle. N. J.
DADKKIirt. .Tan o at Cntnn 111 V .T
I'loini-ii .i.. nauBitier or .lennic l 'nuei,er
Nicholas ami late Frederick P.i.lckar and
granddaughter or late Itachel Cndlke. nge.l ,
3 veara, Itelatlvcs ind friend. Invited to '
funeral. Sun. l:ir n. m . Somerlon J1 K i
MTIILK M.. daughter of Jennie Dadeker
Church. lnt William tVtin Cem Trnhi fin-
Som-rton leaves Heading Terminal 12:17
p. m.
DAVIS Suddenly. Jan. i. ULSIIl ft
DAMS (neo Ilrennenstuhl). wife nf John
Davis, aged 27. Ilelatlves and frl'nds. Vigi
lant Council, No. 121. S and D. nf I,.. In
vited to funeral servbes, Mon.. 2 p in,,
residence of fatherdn-law, Andrew Davis,
2241 N. ath at. Int. Ureenmount Cem
DAY. At Klnkora. N. J.. Jan. I, W.
CAI.VLIl. hushand of Mary A Carly Day
Sg.I 41 "' He atl,-;. TnY'frf.n'rf." T.H , ?. i i
...i .. i. ,i... ..- 'jt ..." .."..-
Stephen's Church 10 a. ni. Int. New Cathe'-
DOL-OHERTY. Dec 31. PF.TElt DOL'ilH
11UTY. hushand of Marv Towev Dougherty,
aged 41. Relatives and friends Invited tu
Mas, St. Anthony's Church. Ambler. Salt)
innerai. Aues., n a. ni.. Jarretlown, p.
a. m.
DL'NNE Jan. 3. MATTHEW C. DPNNE,
busbaiul of Mary E, Dunne (nee Onlden).
Relatives and friends invited to funeral.
Tue , 7:30 a. m.. 2223 Catharine st Sol-
Church. Hrntherhnod of Itjllroail Train, ,. , '
invited' to funeral. TI..S., 8:30 . p, , 'r,'r. ;
ente' residence. 1321 W
lis' 11 Tut .NeVci hi ral CeVn U'C"
i"ki iittsox lan a nnci! H.
i U. -.... u ii i.:."". "
Rol.-rt Ferguson, need 22 Relat veV and
friends invited to servl.es Mon ": II ,, m
Ml E. Stratford ave . L.ndo ne P.i '
Aillngton Cem '
'.. . 7. ..'.-."' . .. .... ...
Kl.KMIS'ri - I-n . MAl'THA T wif- f
Thont.iH K II riemhic 'nf Mri'lt11.ini. i
Itf)ath-f ati'I frivn.-i invited ti funeial s-rv-
Irtn. ftjn 'J p. in. l:M3 S. IMth Bt. Int. '
t-ts. . -,, ., Vuln frlr.
ntlKDKXnKnO. At Atlantic .'Hv, .Ian. 1
J. .MOKius. liuxani oi (itiKsie liicdonbeiK.
funetal services. 1M2 Atlantln ave. Sun . t
11 ,tt;,m,!!'.,....r"ant"1U't'"' .. .
DALl.AUllt-.U .lull 2. ANNA 11 , wife of '
ir,.rea J ij1 acher aiul daunhter 4if late .
iunmiii.nna.v4r ni-ay im.hi m nd
rrienuii inutfd ir runeral. i up . ;. a m .
.Ultl Amber tt SuUmti rniiulem mnn
-hurrh ot Dip .NutlUiy JU a. in. lnt Holj '
SsemilhiA m .Kuto -erir- '
tlAMHI.E Jan I PlITnil .T husband,
of i'reda (Jambln (m- Hohah) and on nf
rathonnp nnd Uf William 0inbt- Iuii,-r..t
Tiioh . H.Zti a. in. hb.l N. "7th Nf. II ch I
mapM of requiem St Fr-inr-ls's t'hurch .
itiiiivtM invi;-a io iuneri. in!, t
llol ('toss Cent Auto funeral
OEVnn Jan. I. JOHN, husband ot Car.
ollne tleyer. Itelatlvea and friends, con
gregation of St. Patrl Lutheran Chinch. In
vited to funeral atrvlces. Sun.. 2 p. in , Ml
N. 41st si Int. Monttos. Cem. Vrleuds
niav ail Hat.. 7 to 9 p m
(IIBSON Jan. 3. AN'NIK CAMKnON'
RIIISON. widow of David L. (llhsoli. Due
notice ot funetal will be given (com '14H .V.
:8th st.
OII.L--.lan. I. C'ATIIARINB C, wife of
.Tames I1. OIU and (liiugliler of James A. and
Catharine Olllen. Itelatlvea and frleirds In
vited lo funeral. Mon , S-3(l a. in., rS3H
Chancellor st. Solemn reoulem mass Church
of the Tranatlguratlou Id u. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cent.
oimMLnr. ,ian ,t. nr.RNARD, son of
Matilda and late Bernard Oorml.y Hue
r.ntica of funeral given, brother's residence.
(H7 S. 4'.'d st
OHAIIAM. Suddenly. Dei. 31. EMM V K
CLARK, vvlfa of William .1 Graham Rela
tives and friends Invited to services, Hat
s p m , residence of daughter. Mrs Jamea
W. Tavlor. Ilroadvvay and Walnut st , Mouth
Westvllle N. J Int. Fernwood Cem Friends
may call Pat eve
(IRELtl Jan. S. EL1ZAHF.T1I ORKER.
wife of gamut! flreer Ralatlvea and friends
Invited to services, Mon.. 11 a. m , 1V9
cherry at. lnt, Northwood e'em. Auto fu-
I 'oRIFFIN' Jan 2 EMILY K. wif. of
Michael F. Orlffln. .tr . and daughter of
Emily hi. and late Thomaa Craig Itela
tlvea and friends invited lo funeral. Mon
S p. m . 2431 Montrose st Solemn renuleni
i mass St Anthony of Vadua chur h n 3u
a. ni. lnt liolv lross Cem
, HALSTENNV. .Ian a. PATRICK .1 hus
band of Husan Halstenny (ne. Shar.ri,
Relative, and frienda Invited to funeral
Tues., 8:311 a m . Mill Chester avi. Solemn
t reQUlem mass Church of Most llles.ed Sacra-
1 inent in a in, lnt Hi Charles's Cem .
Kellvvllle. Auto service
i HRHBHOCK On .tan. S 19111 KI.Ls. M .
daughter of the )at. .Iscob and Il.ttl.
Hersliock Relatives and friends also Mingo
I'oui'ClI. No 151. D. nf P . are Invited to fu-
i neral ervbes. on Mon.. at 'J p m al
her late residence. 42?n Aspen s West
, Phila lnt rrlvste. Mt Pence cem Friends
1 man call on Sun. eve
IIIOOINS Sail 2 ID W HIOOINS
inee iiuraiei w us ni rra-iu T Illgalns
teiaiives and irienns lnvit.il
10 funeral
services. Mon . l
232 N Hroadwav.
Clnuc-Her City V
ini vv esuninster
Hnilthvllle sta ln Baptist Cem, Peinberl
ton. .V .1
HOL'HEN - Jsn 3 MART, widow of .
Andrew llouben Inee Duntxe), aged S7. Due '
.TACOnr Jsn 2. DAISY n . wlf. nf
Ralph W Jacobv and daughter ot Harry and
Mirssrei ijay iveiaiivea aim trienus lnvled
lo funeral strvkti. Mon, '.'.30
3219
viiim. i ... a. ma aaina nmir. mn n,. .
FWRFCH liA JLOW -Ihee . tt.n-rM ,1. ej . ''. T"lmW lo'."- slfii .
"njf-HVrV.''j'.r in. 1. W.;T.;,o funelr.ni?V;!-nd,,m.y ..II Sun..
MmiA'irffl ua JfM- Ji.N,v.,-'ifi,;i";n5f Bess
funeral serv res. Svredesboro. N. J... ,Mo"' Ji'.K.rt , i5i s.rvlres Mon ". 3 P. tn.,
rnl.0, lSSS,nfrKBwrdl;:iV Tr"'n 5VlT,neeMur'r.VirolKbuV.r,0ninl.r
nAVlVn iTn s IlKr?AMIN lir.VtKtt. nasi Cedar Hill lm. Itemalns may be
.."dKVUfefav..nTrT-nd? .Invited In A..''1 T,r, ,Jf.'v wldow of Ml.
firn-ral ssrvlees. ron.. a p. m . SIS ft.. Mel-. J"DtL.jn. .-, ''';'vyiay.?.,,i ,J. !,.
in's'J eiu su'r." e?;"' '"' "r,V,,,'' " O'Slrle" "ffie'ef"' ti.rf snsrnuVt'. ' Coin ty
d.S?lSl?nn:ft ri-V5.T . Vnd b.U-' v'l.id to ' funeril. VVed.V IM m ' Sltf I J;;jff " ffiR;" Vl-W."miVrlv .J J
RtlWilf Or.w and wdew rV Louis r. - 1 "llv; si Wo .mn reqiile si jm V-a.ihJd i I ' "" Nav'.l tUstrlrt. ISihsnd Chestnut sj... Jkvfl
dine. Funeral scrvlos Mnn 10 s. m.. rest-1 Javier's rhurrhn. m. Int. .Sen Cathedral invited to funeral s.rvljes. Myn, 2 p. m. Wtlm
lenre of broth-r-ln-taw. w. 0, l;l-r. T Cem. Aiitn funeral. mlr rarenis' rsld-nee. 2 ft?,"i,.,,ii.L,.V4 U
Truman ave.. Iladdonlleld. N. J. Int. nrl- K'iVl'YvTr.jBa!V AlMi f'.n ..in Mt Morlah Cm. n-malns may be vlew
vale Bianddaushter nf Lommodore JvUs. ased j, .,, Aul0 service. ... .,
HONMnrt. .Ian. .1. StAnr wife nf Dennis ra- Kunera services private, IS2I ?rruce uu',t,MOT. .tn. . MARTIU n . wld" WrM
menus. taerr.l llenrt society nr immaculate ' ii-ini. m Vlsaee run o Cleveland ave lilt
Conception Church. Invited to funeral. Wed. "." "vmr..h (.,' I lvelnl ave. nit
?;5?,i."ri S.-..Bi, iich'ei".r;',mrch In'.'""" i MAlli-Vi: -jln. tl. MAIHON A . A.ughter ol
n? B,c,.;'c.m hv , r, n.r.t Mal. Whit, and late Charles II. Maaee. Jr .
cniiii.!7?r.' " in i75a wlf. ot ased If. Funeral services jirlvaf. Mon... 11
VlnP.n, Cnliie.l atlOR Flm V. West " .. residence of Uncle. Tfll M. Whit. 1017
i-.nHnSA Jv " t "'n.i.fuei .5!i VrSni!; ! Hpruco at.. Camden. Int. private, llarlelgh
h,v!,,ed,Tor"'.dere.J' M?n .Tl.'l,..'n? . 'SfflrS? ISfFA' 'aW "jVfevWS '?&
!kleB"vrllnl?t"ori Cen? fl's'p'.1, laU '1' .fiul!la'M5arTnyh.;,nB-
,ali'irJJP?,on (-em., iniia., i a . . Haa. M, AiIntho, llolv Vim. m
I fill IIP II fl "7 II I' l , I O II ir ." fi in. Jin. y ivai- mini rei Hir. i
No 11 ' o'f I'lordentowii' v' I "cir.mVa -V MCLl.OT. Jan. 2. FRANCIS ItATMONOl
P O K of A nf Tlorenf e ' V j lnvir.,1 Ml'I.LOY. son of llernard .1. and Emily Me- i
to finera". re.ldence. linker a'. Mon.. T ' """fv;;,,L1d '',' '?Uh" ""d 'n''n,n",,,.nvr,Si1
a. m. Ini. Cedar Hill Cem.. Florence LYl.'""'.!?.!., 2i'f."ii.? '.. '"....r'l'.l.l?,1'
tf. T v- noiilhAT;- .mi iiV.r.UVr Frnncl." Nav'l.r churtli 8 a. ni. lnt Holy I
Srr.h and late Fergus Malone. Relatives and ul,',!'?.rVvm,1T, u ,Iu',,"'i',Kirv v. r u,j I
friends Invited to funeral. Tu-s.. N:3u am. ,M,-;NI,?ni7rrn'a J,.LIJi n. 'J.' 'n,1b.n,1
iesiilciic.nflirniher.ln.lAi,- lama. I i'i.i,' of Mary I- O (.onnor (nee Hllies) and son,
3.13.1 N. 11th at. Solemn renuleni mnaa 3t I
.emn reoulenj mas. M ; harles s Church 0 I or Mary Qtilcley and eon of late John and
a. ni. Int. Holy ( ross ( en Auto funeral ilra.ee Oulglev ltetallves and friends In- .
EDWARDS. Ian. 2, IRENE C . widow of Vd t,. funeral Tues b5m a in . 230 ! NO EXPERIENCE IlliOlt inl!D: A
'.i',uri' ' 4'.'1"'"!:'1"' "'f0 W. Itelatlvea and , (." it Solemn mas, or requiem SI. TRAININCl CLAPS FOP BffllNNCTS II
friends invited to services, t.m., S p. m.. , vuru"ii.,.-, Church 1 I ii li t Nivv NOW FORMINCI: GOOD PAT. DURInO
131 I llllner t Int. v.Voodv.nrd Hill Cem.. Oat he. ral Ce tnV.utofuS.rsl ' TnAININO PERIOD WITH RAPID AD-
Phlin'" Viliri- in" Tur'lancaaeV'uape' iuNLAN Warn"!,' PATH All INK. widow ' VANCEMENT AFTER 4 WEEKS.
I him u.jii h. in. iu. Lancaster papers of ThuInH. j tii,ian (nee iiarrlgan). llesl-,
EUvN -Suddenly. -Ian. 2 PATRICK A. J- -a-'' "' Kth " """ liC" "' ,U" APPI.T ANT WEEKDAT. 9 A. M..TO
son. nf Ldward. P. and Iildget Kgan In.. , '" ,"i-,.n , .. i.niot.ivn . ,.i. e 9 P. M. I
io ?"n'so.KV.v 'f nnla.;.',." K.dft P.liV K ' ll,l. " ItHathe .ndfrleUd. Ip. I
in m.. t n-i7r i'it
smnin inan-i or rpauifin imni.intim. nn 1 1
c h".r.':t,..!;, ". P. "'' -V'fhae s.Vin... , '-u-kIaii . t-n innc. s -m 20 S. 5th St.. Cheater. Pa.
I OI'ISK dauithtHr of Mari-liall ir anrf iililn HIOMA. .1 . koii of at Dan el nna faro-
S,S:2E8 " r" !' V-'-d-fVlses '?-: "rri.: THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF
Vinson st lnt ufiv-afe ' P ' 14U ' ' ternltv iiranch No. 4, Invited lo funeral
' FAOAN Jail 2 TlinvjAS J 1'iniv tervlces. St Elisabeth's I'. E Church. Pith
Rslatlve. and friends. Holy Nam. Society ?.l.la,nJ1!!,i'vt"l-'.:!vV'J,.,l inn 1.l.nw00l C""'
nf St. JoVii the llantlsi Church invited t ' i'VPu!?- ttua i1 can iS' Jc.irs-i.. vv -
funeral. Tues.. S.3H h in. residence ut son. j nr,..' o v "!' l-' s pl Ln.wtr vS.fi .V i
311(10 Teriace at. Manavunk. Solemn i.tih n'.'s '' 5I. '..-. l s- v-. " ; ! f .!-ophl- and
ce-ii. rrlends mu iall " nve ' rjiemn i-noi-m mass ( Hurt 11 or riur .aiy
1 fit flia llnlv Hnill. IO u . ,. ... '
HINDS .! "is' RelV. ;VdTltu.Sii',h'rt" '"" '" Nnt I ""'
' !!Jnr'ybA 'S$. Post A'YvnVa'rVtTr.n ', hrV,f1,,ln,r'!he1ia.H.A,a'p;,"M,r,,,.,,,''!rVv0"! I
.nrdn,0 "ln7'',e"Vre!er SKii !"S"T SH, FHF fflft
'r,';Ht,smLV,"?Ur,dln1c0.,,a,':n,;,d,g.,pnor,. I&tFSS? Su b and ', '
1 r?nAnif,.?ri,irnlh. ,.'.i'"lTKB7'.hWT.W " ! W-mmllTiree'Mc lvai').,li.ed1U. n3'?,".!.
of AUred J. llobbs and daughter of th.-late tlves and frl-nds. niaik llavvk TrllV. No
Dr H A. Mlltaker. of Phoenlxvl! e. Pa. 2H I O it M North Star ih kJ.' a-?
ntW'-S&.Tv" "'a '.',"Ar!M:ii, ''nl:n, ' O I T F: Kensington LodgeNo"' nN, I3"f
rtlClv. H0H-.MAN. ased S7 Relatives and p Herman Djera' I'nlon. Invited I to funeral
'friends hv Ii In funeral Sm, 1 n in ..... Qu I . ... in. ...k...lu lUUCrai
Stnllliv 1 e N J Alltn will menl (rain nl lnl lt...M
i. l,17 . l luii-i.i mn n Kivrn uuiii 0.10 1 ices aisn pi iirrnian v nurcn, t larksboro lnt
N. 11 th at Eglington rem Trains leav. m.,i .'. ' "I-
III rSUA Jan I ROSA wlta of Julius vvl.arf al H.32 and 11 ;30 a m TOUNO I.IRI.8S wanted tn i.."" r
llutska and (laughter of Martin and liar-,' WELSH. Jan 2. ANNA M widnu. -. deeartnie it of VrnJnt,. niv nr" worl n
bsra Hitter ne. Llnmelerl. aged 27 It.la- I John Welsh. ItelaTlve. .,,1 .rlentl. InvtiJrf to s'udy boolikeeoTnr tinJllrlii.0" S I ,n
tlv.s and rrlends Invited to funeral. Tues.. to funeral. Tue... N.3H la ni.. rinMuY.iTll machine opcraiionand general inic'. "!'
? ". "V ',1.s ""rln st (4th st above .Mas. si . ilennantnwii, Solrnui requiem maJI J ' need annlv. R r naweei r 1 t?".c7rou.tln
tert Ileoulcs.1 msss St. Peter's Church 9 Vinient's Church 10 a m. ini iii5"SI-?.! T, piiiisdeinhi.' p. uew'"i U Chestnut
a 111 in, .iivbi iiuit iieirpinii ,cm turn vein Auin run. pal - -
PgATTIS
Wsrren t W. Phils. lntvprl,;t-JNSr.!.h"
wood Om, ttemslns msy viewed fan.,
'iollN-FrKsP Jan. L JOKEPH, P. !.,., hus.
t)sn er Kmms .innnsen. sro n., "ri?k,zr
ttt
"'ujNf-Ann.-.lar. 3 .MAnOAnKT JVIL-
sn.v. widow of TO'" Klncide. mil M.
rtelatlv.. and friends Invited Inwi'ij
Mon . S n. m,, ie"denr- "fn5j"un'. !"
Maud Moore. "023 neaumont ave. Int.
Koill.HASS. Jan. 1. LKnNAIlD KOIIt
IIAHS. hushand of the late Catharine Mont
hs " (neo Werner), aited 19. tlelallves and
rrlends Invited to services. Run., a p. m..
24n W. Harold st. lnt, Qerman Lutheran
C'kO.NKF.I.. Jan. 2. MAtlOARBT. wife of
Casper Kunk"! (nee flentder). aged fl. rtela
lives and friends, members of the Ladles'
rtavarlan Poclelv. Imlted to funeral, Tues..
S-30 a. m.. 2421 N. Marshall st. Solemn
reoutem mvss Pt. Itonlfaelus'a Church 10 a,
ni. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
I.rXCH.- -Jan. I. CIMtA K. wife of
FranU I Leech and daughter of late
Charles and Mary Lrb aged 48. Relatives
,. .In, ah ('em
and D. of I,.. Invited lo funeral. Hat.. 2
rricnns. i-urnsn (,nuncii. .o. i.i. ri.
p, in.. 2031 vv. lorn si. ini
p. in.. 2U3l vv. lorn ai. ini. rernvvooa
c,1ccKHAnT. Jan, 2. nniiEnT n
LOCKHAnT. hushand of late nilrabeth C
Ix)ckhart (nee McLaughlin). aed 7S. rtela
lives and friends, members of the First Po
lice Districts Police pension Fund: Tollce
Ilenenrlal Society. Invited to funeral eerv
Ices, Mon.. 2 n. ni., 1M7 Montrose st. Int.
Mt. Morlah rm. Auto funeral. Remains
inav ho viewed Sun eve.
LONC1ACIIK. Jan, 2, L1LL1K I... wife of
Oeorge II. Longacre, aged H2. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral aervlces, Mon..
2 n m.. 702.1 West Chester road. Upper
Darby, Delaware County. Pa. Remains may
be viewed Sun. 7 to p. m Int. Arlington
MAOKB. At 4.11" Otter si . Jan. 2.
ANNA IM.IZAItKTIl, widow of Daniel Ma
ge. aged 7S Relatives nnd friends Invited
to services, lues. .' p in., resilience oi eon
ana irienae ni, iiNdmn n nuii ,aina ana
(nrtimen. Itenellclal Societies. Invited to fu.
neral. Mon.. 0:3(1 a. m., H22 N. 8,1th at.
Solemn requiem mass St. Agatha's Church
in a m. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
McCIILN. Suddenly. Jan. 2. MAIIOAIIET
wife of John McCuen. Jr. and daughter of
Oeors and MHry Yeager. n.Iatlvea and
frltnd Invited to funeral. Tuea.. H a. m.,
.11311 M.vster St.. West 1'hlla. High mass
St (Iregory'a Church n:3n a. m Int. St
Domlnlck's Cem . Holmesburg. Auto serv-
' McfllNLIiY tan 1. HUOIf. husband nf
Ann McOlnlev (neo l.ogue). tlelallves and
,,.-...--.:. . fn--i -r,i. k.-,, ,
''" A'le . . ?e v.. c.Th.rTj r,-..'iiC
'"T fJ '. ' t ,u r.n,?i.m ".1lpba!'
-'HI! Ann el Hlflnn .'T"'!? m.Vi,,.rf?-,i
Anns Church in a in. lnt New cathedral
Cm. Auto service
McLAUUIlLlN. Jan. 1. PATnlCK J.,
husband or lte Mary McLaughlin dies
Tralnorl Ilelatlves and friends, employes
(!lob. Do Works, I'ranliford, Invited to
funeral, Mon. S:3n a, in. 120.1 Orchard st.
rrankford Solemn requiem mass st Joa
chim's church in a. m. Ir.t. St. Dominic's
im. Antn service.
MonozZI Jan. 2. MAfir A . wife of
rtoino Mnrozzl Ilelatlves and friends In
vtlril to funeral. Mon . S a. m.. husband's
'resoenfe. l."4 n. lNin st. so emn refliliem
ma, slthe .Chureb of St. Thomas Aquinas
nf Ldward and Marie O ( oniiorl, aged Js
Itelatlvea and friends. Santa Maria Coun-
ell, K. of (' lllshnp O'Farreli nnd Holy
Namo Soci-tU. Invited to funeral, Tues..
s a. in 1U2.1 I'rospect ridge. lladdon
Heights, N J High mass St Rose's Church
l:sn in. Int. Calvarv ('em. Auto funeral. I
nf''u'renro PattersTii.-helatlv'A Vnd fflJn'd"
inv-llefl to runeral. Mon. 1 p. ni.. 12, s iver-
take ave.. Westvllle. N. J. lnt Islington !
cem,. Clarksburo. .N. J Friends may call
Sun. eve.
Wl uii.Ky. Jan. I. .lOSErit A., husband
' '".;o services. .Mon.. i:.m p. ni . l.ouell
'' ''hn';?.1' .". '..i V,"l"e:.1 ?,-. "!.' ?."!
Him tu meet train leaving llroad St station i ,
inifi nainu-M iiir. ncan u. i.t-iniiveft ami
f'.'""1" lm'"rt ,n 'un"al """ - ' m .
V nev Apartments. Va n. at)., and Lou -
"?..? ;.v.'J!U.I"'1V""'' JMl-..7.lIl . VV .."'-.
UOHINSON.-Jan 1. WILLIAM W W.
,01' of. -""V'h d Clara K Itoblnson. ag-d
;t eais. Itelut ves and friends. Invited to
kurift. Mi.n ' n tit luiiiitu' ma bUnoa
r...V.v.-. ..-.'.'.l . -.'.- .a .a.uc-ii.a.
.'.VO C. Sa SI int. private u.,ft.,.,,,winu,, luir.miu, .."i wm....,
UOSi.N -Jan 3. SOPIIIF vvbloiv of Place; SIO month: other chambermaid em
Murltz Itnaln. aged 72 lteiatves and friends . Ploved: write, sending copy, reference, Mrs.
Invited to fun.ial. .Mon . 2 p nt.. 1820 ' Ortls. Greenville, Del. ,'
,,l!'.,.,.l?.l!d. ..' "." -' blniii ('.til No flowers. CI.URK for office work: must be oulck an
111 .M( lv --Jail J. A.N.N1I-- JI., widow of
," . J1.,m.iic; m iTainue F' iVi'i w
D'auphliist 'ini Tu. . l"h'rUVKwii.Cem.;
Reading. Pa
siArii. n it tunhirviH v- t t
juhn i' .-.U.H. aut-d hi. lUath And
frlenns lnlted to funeial, rntdenca of on.
.1 Hurley bJtier. iir JumbvtoMrn. fiat '
10;3u a. ni, ervtrrH at .Tmnliatfiwu Baptist
i'l"ireh 11 tn. lnt Baptist ('em
SKAIjritr At liurllnctun. .V .T .fan
.TASItlS N SKAHl'IlY Funeial t.trlrii
imWmii of boh-Iii-Ihw. Hr. Put J. HUr.
ll" K Hrnatl ut Hurlintnn. v .1
- ' tn. lnt .Mt, Holly Oin.
.mil .
son of
skvhkivi jxu .' iri.m w
Illlen and late tleoiae Seiherl rteleilte.
and friends. Lodge No. .14. I.. O. . M..
rali.vvay ltaril' Jlenenclal Asso.. Invited lo
fursial services. Moll . II a ni Run N
IHtb lnt private. Friends may tall Sun ,
H In 111 p in.
SHARP. .Ian 3, at 537 Old l.nncaster
rd.. HaverfiirU. Pa., of Influenza. FRANK
A husband of Eleanor tnee Kennedy! and
sun of Wllltam anil late Catharine Sharp,
aged 2d. Funeral private. Int. St. Denis's
Cem
SMITH Suddenly, at Atlantic flit- .-
,T . ,lsn 1. of apoplexy. THOMAS It. bus
band of Maria .srnes Hmlth (pfe Morrly). ' dren'n rlolhlna and be nrllv ufl In
itelathrr nml friend. .San Domingo Coun- the houR; permanent position, II Al, te(l
ell. No 2rtd, K. of l . all other Aoclettei cer Central
S?ih tJiJiI S-mR "m'rlorVf .l ' MAIO." White." $ rer week APplv3M8Ln.
neral lues. o..lll n. m,, parlors 01 .lames. ,...ter ave 1 est Ph Inri.lnhla
J Dougherty 2U17 Chilsilan al Solemn ' - r'-rl jt- . . tnmineipnia, .
mass nf remiieni St Charles's Church 10 I M HHK. French, for girl of fi; country; 140
b ni. Hit Westinlnisltr Cem. Auto funeral. I a month : charge of children's rooms; ret
Omit flowers. t erences. Mrs. 0., Oreenvtlle, Del.
S.MIllt Kllleii in action at Sedan,
,,'!''. Nov l'n.Wd"!?J',.A-ii:'.'n" "'
Sedan,
..i.lin.n mn. nu.u.i. ctiiiiiii, i, i flllV laTSUen
at . Tarnny. aged 2.. 1
SMITH. Jan. a, JAMES A. husband of
Irene E Smith and son of Jamea A. and
Josephine Smith, aged 2. Relatives and
rrlends, members of First Preshjtfrlan 1
Church of Olny. Invlied m funeral services, I
Tu-s,, 2 p, ni . S407 N, 1th st. Int. Cedar
Hill Cent.
SMITH. At her aunt a residence, JIrs E
Watson. 424 X. IVatb St.. Jan .1 HAn.111 1.'
daughter nf late James R. and Catherine L.
"l',l.h.v-J?L.vV.tL'1i';f,of ("'" ,,..
M' A N( D.N II LRU Jan. 2 LESTER A .
sou of Amxl and Florenre , Spaiuenberg.
aged Hi
Sorrow s In a ni. Int. H0I1 Cross Cent, Auto
funeral -mu
WAISEW - .Inn 2 NNA ulr. - 1...
i,,r. iipiiiii,. utiri riAn i . -m- .
ltetl 10 atrvices. ,, .Mon. 1..1II p i kTS iin.il"i'i"i ''"-'1" y-1' ivsnning vjotn- I,
llrooklvn sl hit Montrose Cem Pany li.fds 2 competent stenographers of U
THOMAS. Jan 2. (1F.ORIJIJ A. ,Jr ,nn ' at least 2 years experience In that Una of M
of tleorae A and Julia (1. Thomas ' In". ' w"rk- Anpiy by teller on v. statins full ds. M
Rushiiell) Relative, and friends invited to , ', ", "? V'.Ja" ''.?. .,'?ur,.'' nl "
funeral Tue. a:30 a in, parent.' ret" "J"' 'KlW.' Addr"" vhM Clerk, Sift "
dence, 41n7 Jrantua sve. vsVst Phila lliln ' Wblnerjllldg
n-sss nf reaulenv Church nf n,i stn.i..- -cV- .rim-no: u-a.iia.l fn, ia.i.D..,. ... -
r . . ............. .1 ,rll,ln 111- L--i-i.,v.r,l tllir la -Tl, ,1,.l r.n. I
llr II U-uL'.l, llsl.i... , ,' '. I -l
vvAl.SH Jan 2. MAnv 11 ...i.
, J01111 r.. aisn (lie. ualnavvnrth) Rclallie.
end rrlends Invited to runeral. Tue . h;:iii
1 r.' . ' .rr"tr,..r " '""-'i' 11 . .;i, s
ni .. i ... --" v..
WELDD Jan 2. nildlNA, vi Idnw .r
Jacob Welde. aged 7. Relatives and friend.
Invll.d lo funeral servlc.a, Mon I p
i".t v ,llH-.nn st , PaulsWn N I '.,,''
W IAI.EN. Jan. ;i. JOHN, hush.nd .
Marv Whaten lll.c Slinrlalll ... ,V1..."n.'J ..0f
llvA and frienda lnvll.il In funeVa ' Te.
BM a. in.. 2110 Orange t. (Sttntbn .7,,'
;-ltrto funYral a.r'vlces" Moi.T ",V' ," , coV.WnB and light hou.aworki J ! f.SllVj
171 W Louden t . ilerinaniown Ini"? la undr J. reference renulred, Apply s.
llrc.H.wint Coin Remain, m.v " K" "(.'v", ; Simpson rnad. Ardmote Pa
nEATHti,
and Chew at), Oermsnlown, lllfh ms.
March of Imm.ev'ft" '-""""sJ".-..'?
r"w5L.-)-U ..?,. MART, -.. ,.' I-
of son'ln-Taw, P. pouaherty. ISOfl S ' iJ
Jf polernS bleh r-nulsm ma-s ChurcSJ-at.
th Most messed Sacrament 10 a. m. Jnt. f ,
"witrrK'-JaT' I. AONBH. d.u.ster .!
. ?y'll'.r';TZJ-JU ii..., Kl.lt. (na. Be-
b.nn.nV "forme ly of'A.hl.nd.- P., Jtl.. X
I Iv? J and friends Invited to, funeral. Tuei.. tjl ,
8 . tn," rsldnre of sister. .Mrs. Mary Ljjf vl
ard. R.4 S. Wn at. Plmn reaul.m mass ,
CT.UrCn Ol Mt rrnnnj. ,..irr " ' -; fi
Ashland. Pa., en arrival rf train leaTlnt ..j
nesdlnr T.rn'nal I nail a. m. auio iuner-i.
' WIUTB!irpi5.-Jn.l L','',AJl.,.,..
nf Itlohard ii. Wlllmol. sed 21. Ilelatlves,, 1
nnd frlendi Imlt'd to fcneral srvie. I
nermantnwii iji,.t,"liTK: -ii
i.u.':'rrd:S"f.llow.' Cem.' Friend, ,y (.11
mm. R n in n. m, Auto, service.
. nn Hinrt. nt ir,t.mn
Z3?" deceased Letters ott admlnlttrallen
-Tit,, above estate hav ng been granted.to
fffs Sn;?anl..ll .rerson. Indebted te,lb.
:,dhV.,haTngrc!Mm7toprVntthV.Vmi:
wimouv ....,. "uzz,r. n. McCLUBB.
2230 Oreen it., rhlUdalphl.
Or to ber attorney, .
W. If. HAIintsnN, Jr..
inih and Lancaster sve,
':. !::'i.....
lt--, ESTATK OF rON R. MATLACH,
K& deeeosed Letters testamentary on
th. above estate having been, granted to th;
undersigned, all persons Indebted to the slid
"state are requested to make payment, and
those having claims to present the same,
without d.lM-. to Fj.utrg.
' 117 East Ml. Airy an.
Or Wo her ltnrnev.
MICHAKL .1. OERAOllTT.
ir,HJ l.ftPO I Uie ni".. I una
.. - d
,r-3T' F.STATK OF r.i.it. i nr.ius.s
Kk deceased Letters testamentarv on
the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons Indebted to the salfl
estate are requeated to make payment, and
thoso having claims to present the asm.
without delay, at tho offl.ee, of the Executor.
4ro Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
TUB PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASA S. WIND.
President.
LOST AND FOUND
riRACELET Lost, new Tear's Evt.
Keith's or the Rlt. or.on the street o
between th two plares, a flexible bracelet
containing 30 square sapphires nnd 30 dla
teonds, stamped If. 18S1 J. F. C, Co. A
llheral reward if returned to J. h Caldwell,
t ("n . Chestnut and Juniper els rhila. .
BRACELET Lost, on Dec. 30. diamond and
platinum bracelet, containing 1.1 stonea:
inn reward. Return 1710 Walnut at. or tel-
ephone Chestnut Hill SOO. ,
ItfNO--leist. Monday afternoon Dee. 80
solitaire diamond ring, corner of Mount
niia.Dni ut.ti O.rm.nlnirn ates . AlOUnt
Airy. Reward at 70H Boer st.. Mount
Alrv, Phoii Chestnut Hill 1238 J-
HELP WANTED FEMALE
LOOKLV'O FORW.TKD
I , ,.,, . aa-k.,- wnnrpimi rn A
LitF. Jff&kVWfcJiM? POsirlOl
I PRrtMANENT PKKt "BTIMB ,vpogLri??
I "'IlEN Tim FIOHTINC, MEN fWj
51;iJrtivr- inum mi.y,
DLSTRT7
LA..Pn.P.dT AND. nrtOWINO, TJUSINESB
- i '-"'a" "r'.t,,ftJ:.vAoi vrnittSfi
I n"?nTY NOW OFFERS .-TOUNO
WOMEN STEADY POSITIONS AS TtW-
PHONE OPERATORS, WITH AS3URED
wuiciv I'lioMUTlUN,
13I Arch al. Miss Ryan
40 Market si. Miss Smith
28 W. Chelten ave. Ml-s Burkhardt
,.MISS -iicv-.na,
Miss Troy
rENKA.
I BOOKKEEPER - Institutional po.ltbmt
' Protestant. espr.. cspabte of taxing
I eharge of office: slate full exper.. age. and
give rer. in letter of application: board.
room and laundry Included ln salary. P 405.
, Ledger Office.
--. . " . -. . , , - ....
.... .,,-.!, fTTr: n , ..-... . - .......tea.
ficcurat. nnd a .ood oenmant state expert.
-'DOIf. while. Protestant: 2 In family: good
wages. Phone Overbrook 8179. Call 541
j Wymiewood ave.
1-GIIIL for general work tn mill retaurant:
.(.,,. w;,v; d ;. amIv nriimM
' WnrntM Cnmnany fairbV Pa
unr"!' '-"rnpany. urp, ra.
HItl.S. learnern and xprlncr1. for cop
wlndinci ta(.v work and nood wntei.
n-.Jv rtrlnwnM Woritd To.. Darby. Pa.
imr.SRMAlD mineral want ad small ttm-.
' ViV iMinnV '?n IB''.. 1
i iioL'SEWOUK Woman vanted for general
' housework In family of three. Address
f. D. Porch, L'307 W 17ttl et . Wllmlngtnn
Del. Expenses paid to Wilmington If latls.
liiciory arraimemeniH arc inmie.
IHU'SBWORK Desirable, person to assist:
teterepce. 41 AsiiDourne roan, Ain.
bourne, Pa. P. O Hox S.
LADY A iciined lady, with Inltlatlvo and
business Instinct. v;s,pable of approaching
prominent business men. can establish
jirofltshlw retallon.hfn by communicating
with M P4.'i, Ledger Central.
MAID, useful. Protestant woman, who is a
a nnd u t In lirln tn the rare
or ehll.
vrnsi: trained exn fc
I .lironlo Pltlcnt. ri!!"for
NCrtSE. trained, ejp., for eld'lv woman:
apt pop 2IB0.
STENOORAP1IER
CPAni.E OF DOINfl OOOD WORK
APPLV lU'REAl OF EMPLOYMENT
WA.VAMAKEIVS
STF.NOIIRAPIIKII wanted at ones a real
stenographer with knowtedre of bookkeep
ing preferred, state salary and phone nura-
nr il ii'in. i,-iik-ii .-ii i (.1
. DTKN'OORAIMIRR enirleiit, wanted for 0w
office! legal exp.rl-nc. ds.lrahle; r p"
msnenl position. 11)35 Commercial Trust
I Rldg ""
lii and nesr Phila , contracts waiting. N
t lonal Teachs' Agency, 327 Perry Bldg.
WOMAN, wniie. wanten. ror good Plata
WOMEN WANTED
WHITE WOMEN FOR
KITCHEN AND DININCI ROOM WORK
FOR Till: HOTELS. CAFETERIAS AND
MESS 1IALL.1
AT HOO ISLAND
COMFORTADLE LIVINtl QUARTERS AMD
aEM'.RAL FIR3T-CLA33 CONDITIONS
APPLY
UNITED STATES r-.MPLOTJlENT SERVira
-.
300 WALNUT ST. ,
' .. .
.,. 11,, auuiiU
TJnlNU LADV with knowledg. ot bookke."n
log: on. who ha. bad einerlenci Kffi
ng bus Ir,.,. preferred. Addrr.i Trtplv Fn o
h.ndwrllliig. statins exp.rlenc.snS .?
.jpecttvl. M 95V. Ui:r Central? ""
-tLSON.t ilfilil
nf Ellis Wilson. Ilelatlves end Mends.. 9 fy.m
nembef" o' SP'Inr Oarden Lodge. .No. 8. . ( P Afl
? on V . Iiivli-d. to funeral seryleM.. . i 5 ,'VL
.. min i, i , iv lid. . i.i a ,
P0T;r.?sy 'l? h'er' IDh' .'"ru'ner'ar.e'A- " ig
nf her uncle. Wm. Lehman Yerkea, i.s n. I 'UHb
Grsts st. Int. rrlvate ..j. A i t'lrlB-
YEPIKKS. Jan. 2, CAltOLINB N., WWJJ J t.LaK
of John II Yerkes Ilelatlves and frlendi I XttH
"nTUMto'funera I services. Mon.. II . rn . tJ eyH
201 Woodlawn ter., CoMlngswood N. .J. Int. M Lm
llarlelgh Cem. Frlendi may call Sun., aft.r liW
f " " , 'H-JM?
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