-- ?.f 3 h -A Vi & fy h V .rv m VI , I 11 fr T U 1 U !''' -HPI f' BUSINESS NOTES UIOOXUM. KCaWIJ MAIM !! 1 WOD.DBN PACKING BOXES tOCK CORNtR-NAILED-DOVCTAIL T.B. &SONS CO. . DELAWARE AVLbnlFFLIN ST& William Etsweiler & Co. ESTABLISHED tilt "KBQALIUCK" Manufaetartf Waterproof dt Sttamproof Leather Belting Philadelphia. U. S. A. WATERPROOF Nagle Steel Company Steel Plates and Sheets Pottstown, Pa. Clias. J. Webb & Co. Wool and Cotton Yarns 11C Chestnut SU Philadelphia, PaC D. W. HUGHES &. CO. ' 1278 Ileal Ktnte Trust Building riillnilrlplilii . , "WOODLAND"' BITUMINOUS COAL lint for steaming ond tors uses. 1 ' In .car lot- only. O. W. KETCHAM r.' Manufacturer of Architectural Terra Cotta, Bricks, Hollow Tile, etc. FRANK A. HOPPE . , "Mumfnctnrer of .pitXB. CUiAKINO COMPOUNDS Njlro, qwdep Solvent .No: 9, ' 2314 North Eighth Street, ' ' 'phiLriKi.iiiiA Qjiinionwealth Carnally Company CblltdelpbU's Oldest Casualty Company 1, Unlit on Clean C.n.errallTe Competent Daslness .Methods' AtriDKNT, IIRAITII. AUTOMOBILE VKAM8, MAII1L1T.' INHUBANCE Alk Tnur Broker for Our Rates or Phone Lombard 0373 C JESNIG Precision Machinist 716 Sanson. Street Philadelphia i - i Hohlfeld Manufacturing Co. "Eclat" Hammocks Couch Hammock "Delfeld Quality" Turkish Towels and Bath Mate Allegheny Axi.. Ninth and Tenth SU.. Philadelphia. I'o. , t N. Z. GRAVES Incorporated ' 22 and 24 South Third Street ' Philadelphia The Houjo of Hpeelalttea In ralnta and Vanil.be. 'urposelr Made for Every Purpose" PAINTS & VARNISHES Once Used AJways Preferred ' a ' Manufacturers of Airplane Engines Special Machine Work STATIC MOTOR CO. 1135' So. 58th St. Henry A; Hitnep's Sons Co. IRON, STEEL AND METALS GAUL & HAZZARD STS. Philadelphia, ra. COMPANY I7l Arch Ml.. I'hUa.. ra lt.ui .-.hUiW.:.i's4si,i -:-siUsH Southwark Foundry & Machine Company Manufacturers of Bydraullc and Power Tools ' 4MWlAii!JSE2aVi3:ENl'it !. WALKER: KEPLER EVERYTHING , 'li I W9tMAsWSttSiruu I). iT . '- la,. i i ! ii i ' i ssi i . ... i ..., ;; J CHARLES Q Chicago U (a urn "II rlghtlul place on the steel map," according to the pirns of the newly formed Western Association of Rolled Steel Manufac turers. At present nil steel prices In this territory throughout the country with the exception of the Alabama district, are based upon Pittsburgh quotations. The result Is that the 10,000,000 tons of steel produced In the "ChlcaRo district." it was said, are sold In Chicago at the price of steel In Pittsburgh, plus the freight from Pittsburgh to Chicago. I Exports of condensed milk to Europe ruse irom iu,vuu.uvu puunuo in ii . 530,000,000 pounds In 1911. There were i Iso notable .Increases In exports of other dairy products. . The price nf denatured Alcohol lis been reduced by manufacturers to G09 S.n n en linn Tjiolr. nf demand and underselling- by second hands brought wui Mtw lunti i4uu.aivi.c Official denial 1 made br the War De- prrtment thit the army Is disposing .ot 'argo numbers of automobiles by auc tion or private, sales at reduced Wleis. At tho present time there are available" no passenger automoblleb for sale, ac cording to the statement. The ropper mnrket continue dull, with lending producers'and. "Bents nsltlng 28c per pound, and smaller dealers Quoting If Wo to 19c per pound for all deliveries. Thero Is little or no business being done. In the trade It Is etlmnted that during the entire month of January not more than 25,000,000 pounds of copper were contracted for by consumers. This Is the smallest month, that has been ex perienced In the copper market In many yeers, It Is Bald. The market for lead 1. quiet. The Helen nt thn ilminni rarnilnr.era wab un changed nt BUc Vow York, while the1 Independents quoted Bo for prompt metal New York nnd 4. Golf, 4.70c Kast Sit I.ouls. Though there Is little buslnesx, ; a marked Improvement In the Interest taken by'consumers In. the. market has , h..n nntl.-e,i nnri thu In trken to Indi cate that tho market Is getting close to the bottom. .In rorao quarters the pre diction is made that any resumption of activity would result In a Bharp upturn, for with the quotation virtually at a lire-war level the market Is sensitive to buying pressure. Reports from forty-five book paper makers operating sevent-seven mills show that the mill Blocks of book ppper at tho beginning of the week ended Jan uary 13, were Z'J.167 tons anu oi peri odical paper, 3840 tons, compared w'th 2(1,978 tons and 3033 tons, respectively, at the start of the week ended January B. Reports from thirty-four domestic manu-i facturcrs operating fifty-five mills show that In the wrek ended January 19; there were produced 26,844 tons of print paper, compared with 25.843 tons In the week ended January D. Shipments of print paper were. 26,627 tons, compared with 24 320 tons In tho week ended Janu ary 15. Structural Steel For All Building Purposes Bethlehem Construction , Company i BETHLEHEM, PA. TAUBEL BROTHERS HOSIERY ' MANUFACTURERS Cedar & Huntingdon Sts. Philadelphia. 10. ' New York CLYDE S. ADAMS ARCHITECT and ENGINEER 1WB Arch street. rblladephl T.leptontal Race 14S, Sprue. 2tn American Dredging Co. River & Harbor Improvements SOS Chestnut Street Philadelphia DELAWARE DREDGING CO. 410 COLONIAL TRUST CO. 8LDC. IJTH AND MARKET STREETS PHILADELPHIA. PA. New York Shipbuilding Corporation Camden, New Jersey The yard that launched the Tuck ahoe In 27 days wants some eoodj men for various e'epartmenta. Do not apply if you aro at pre, ent working, for any other shipyard. See representative at U. S. Era- ?loyment Service. 1631 Arch St., aiao d & Walnut Sts., Philadelphia; and Cth & Taylor Sts., Camden. Ni J. 13uu Direct from the Uakerz IlXND-MADE PERIOD FURNITU.RE FIRK-HIOF. CHAIR, covered In fine tapestry- $.5,00 DAVENrOKT to match 143,00 S. F. BELLIN, 221 S. 8th St. Save Fuel and Get More Heat I by converting your present heater Into a PIPELESS FURNAQE TIIK MAKIN HEATINO.CO. 1817 Filbert Street Beth Phenes I. 14 s? Msst eeonomlcsl. bsalthfal sa a. ll.fni lin fin AM ne n.M HARDWOOD hous.s. LOOK Sold floors r.flnlaseS. ' XT. O. 08TKNTIORF S9S8N. nroad St, uu urat.s-'jii-M.ii.i vn.a.H.r -.wis WHY BURN COAL When rtm eaa fca Vatsajae maMUal aMV a4ataaasati r4vX EVENING PUBLIC GOSSIP OF EXPECT PRESIDENT TO SETTLE RAIL PROBLEM WHEN HE RETURNS Banker Believes Chief Executive Will Have Both Ears to Ground for Public Opinion on Important Subject Gossip of the Street rpiIE statement of. Walter D, Hlr.es, successor of William a, McAdoo as director general of railroads, ns given before the Senate Interstate Cdmmerco Committee yesterday, wan a subject of general discussion In the financial district. A prominent banker, tho principal of a large Investment house, said In this connection that tho railroad question would be settled by the President when he returns, "My opinion and every other man's opinion," ho said, "does not amount to nnythinng except In so far as It helps to crystallize public opinion. Even1 what Mr. Hlnes may say, and ho Is an able man, will only count so far as It sways public opinion Into certain channels, but when the astuto man who occupies the White House In Washington returns ho will with not one, but with both ears to the ground, sense public opinion on the matter, ns lie has done with many other great questions, and will then decide what the people want, and that will be done." , This .banker said thaf government ownership is not popular now. Travelers and shippers are beginning to seo that they aro paying doubte, or nearly so, for worse servlco than they had formerly. The lack of Interest, he said, In the conduct of railroad employes Is very noticeable. They feel that their positions have degenerated Into politics, and If gov ernment ownership Is to be the verdict, they know the tenure of their positions will depend on political fawning rather than on merit. Asked what remedy he would suggest as a way out of the present conditions, ho said that positively he could not conceive what would bo a solution. Of course, thero must be tho proper legislation, he said, to pro tect the owners or uecurlty holders. In speaking of the railroads ond their owners, he remarked that few people consider that no other business In this country touches ko many citizens. Besides the workers on the roads In every capacity, about 30,000,000 of people are directly or Indirectly Interested In the securities through savings banks and life Insurance companies, so to strike nt the roads without taking these facts Into con slderatlon would be a big blunder, he believed. Another banker, In discussing the railroad question, said It was dlffl. cult for anyone to arrive at any Just conclusion, because statements printed In tho papers seem so very contradictory. "For Instance," he said, "here Is a paper which says that of twenty one principal railroad systems reporting to the Interstate Commerce Commission,- only two show a gain In net earnings for 1918 over 1917; others report a loss In net aggregating $144,000,000; while hero In another paper Is a statement from the report of A. H. Smith, rcgional'dlrector of railroads for the East, which shows .an estimate by Mr. Smith of savings In his administration of the eastern roads of $23,248,000." The subject, he said, was too deep for any but a railroad executive. Italian Delegates' Universal Tax I' Um Interests There was considerable Interest shown In the financial district yes terday over the lengthy statement of Senor Crespl, of the Italian delega tion to the Peace Conference In Paris. Senor1 Crespl covered a number of points bearing principally on Indemnities to be demanded from the enomy nations and methods of paying tho Allied war debts. It waa In regard to the latter that he advanced the unique proposal of a universal tax upon all countries, allied, enemy and neutral, as a part of a contribution to a general fund for cancelling the war debts. Virtually the same subject was touched upon in this column last week, When the opinions of certain, financiers were given In connection with a proposal from the Dally News, of London, advocating a world guarantee of the world's war debts. Senor Crespi's proposal met; with an almost similar reception among certain financiers here as did the proposal by the Dally Ifews.' It was said by one banker that while many of the points made by Senor Crespl will no doubt demand attention In tho 'near future, the one great thing for the Peace Conference to accomplish first was the completion of a genuine pence as quickly as possible, and after that It would be found that many matters of finance and economy would regulate themselves. .He aald.it would be more to tho point at present if Senor Crespl would 'use his great influence and Intelligence to remove tho apparent- petty bickering oyer territorial acquisitions In Dalmatia and hurry a broad, liberal settlement through a "glvo-and-take" policy. Then he said the people In this country would be glad.'to hear any other propo sitions he might make, but they are now getting Impatient with delay. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS GRAIN AND FLOUR WHEAT Receipt.. 7S.072 bush. Value. wero well maintained. Quotation.: Car lot. lot. In export elevator, government stand ard inspection standard prices No. 1. red "Inter. 32.30; No. 1, northern spring, 13. tJ; No. 1. hard winter 12.3U; No. 1. red winter, garlicky. f.87; No. 1. red, smutty. S2.8II; No. 2. red winter. 12.30; 'No. 2, northern spring. $2.3(1; No. 2. hard winter, S2.30: No. 2. red winter; garlicky, 12.31; No. 2. red, smutty, 12.33; No. 3. red w'nter. 12.32: ..'o, 3.' northern .prlnc. 12.32: No. 3. hard winter, 12.32; No, 3. red winter garlicky. 12.30; No. 3, red smutty. S2.2D: No. 3. red. ,12.30; Wo. 4. garlicky. $2.28; No. 4, smutty. $2.27; No. 4. garlicky, smutty, 12.20; No 5, red. $2.2H; No. 3. gerileky. 12.2H: No. G. smutty, $2. 20; No. 6. garlicky, smutty, tf24 v CORN Receipt.. 4620 bu.h. Trade was slow and value, were largely nominal. We quote yellow In car lots for local- trade, as to quality and location, at 11. 8841. 4i pt-r busn. OATS Recelnta 22.080 bush quet was quiet but steady under offerings. Ouotatlona: Car lots. ration: No. 2 white. 17 Vi (Hc: white, 07U7ttc: Ko. a wnite, 'n t while. DlUllUUi.. FLOlill-Hecelpt.. 2(10 barrel 03U pound. In aacka. Trade was mill limn, were .teaoiiy neia. ine quu tat.ons were; To arrlvo per 104 pound. In 140-pound Jute sacks Winter, .traight. wraiern. ..u.dvy iu.oii; oo, nearDy, ,..uuut ilYK FLOUR .old .lowly and showed lit. tie change. We quote at $8 8. 82 per bar plcnlo shoutdsr.i 8. i. cured, loo... 27rtc:, do. smoked. 28Hc: bellies. In pickle, loose, j 82c: breakfast bacon, city cured, 42c; break-1 fast bacon, western cured. 42o: lard, west-, em renned.24V4W 23c; lard, puro city. Kettle. rtnaticu,. .,n v.uc, nrniMcn citnAPS ..... ..ui. wil.w - The market was oulet but steady on a basis of 0c for fine granulated. DAIRY PRODUCTS CHEESE Tho market waa brly itadr. iraaa iwinv now. quota; ew 0.. whnia.miiic. ranev. nam. Him cuH7ei aneciaia blgheri do. do. fair to goodj lield.-sjgJHc: do, do. current make., be.t here. 82088e; Wisconsin. whol.-mllk. fancy. tH'A 87ci do, do. fsir to good, usoaac, . iivi tun ine market ruiea nnn, wiiu demand equal to the limited offerings of desirable slock. Following were quotations: Bolld. packed creamery, extras. 4Bcs hliher- scoring good... 48081c. th. latter for lob- blng aale.i .itra.flr.t.. 47o: flr.ts. 4S048CI seconds, 40CM2et fancy brand, of prints Jobbing at B2tj64ci fair to good. 4SO,1tc. . 15008 Buyer, showed more Interest and the market recovered 8C0 per case of th. recent decline, with supplies under pretty good control. Quotations: Free cas .. nearby firsts. 112.60 per crate: current e- c.lpts, 812.80 per crate: western extra flr.ts. $13.48 pr cratei firsts. 112.18 per case: Inferior lots low.ri southern, 8U.7012 psr eaae; selected frosh jobbing at 4704UC per doien. . POULTRY LIVE The market ruled Arm and a .hsal. higher under light offerings and a fair demand, .quotations: Fowls, according 10 quality, sitraee. exceptional Iota higher; ,nv aalLmaalan uaalah. Droning chicken a. fancv. aoftmatda welch nf . chicken., .oft-meated, larger sixes. 84fj83o; V3 1DB. apiece. uottfCj up rime Btajrry youn rooatera. 2Tw2Boi old rotatera. JlWZeC. laHlCKB, fCKin. "JO i. 404.a do. Indian Ilunntr. 3808fc. Q.ese. 80A88C. Oulneas. ounr.cer pair W.lahlna lti t.2 Itu. piece. M.V...vw ,iaa,,, a, a. a, ..an.-...,, uuilir.ai , per p.lr, (OcOll. I'lgeon., old. per pair, 4O04fto: do young, per pair. 33i40ci DRESSED Th. market ruled .teady with demand .absorbing th. moderate offerings, nf desirable stock. The Quota lions follow: . ,nf, RA, .M-ll.a .I...1 rtHll n..la-a in Turkeys, nearby fancy 44&48ct do west ern fancy, 4304401 do. do. fair to .-cid, 8CH;e; do, do. cohimon. SOOl.Vi do." old torn. 8e)40ci do old bens. a0441c. Fowl., fresh-killed. In boxes, weighing Si lb., and over apl.c. t4Viei weighing 4 b. anlaaia 84.1 amallae alae. i.tail.1 faa.h. i-fi, 111 ..una, .n w tiuauiy, ,n 1. fSi v"" '". . . pota- ?ii" ' "."". . ' 'iT.-,- w.a C -" weci.. - p. m., 111 I oris si., iHinaen n 4, mnrmi .1-r.11.-r.. .,u 1 u-n . , nt ,;,n p. m. runerai. wra., :au a. ia.. ap.i jxeii.in..ii .,..,.,,. i. ft'n,t,.rn .hA?''lJ' bbl. No. 1. t34v N. 13th St. Int. private. Wed.. FhoenU- mt. private. Wlend. may call Tue.. ove. precisely, lie re.ldence S824 K Huntingdon I ave. Solemn reaulem mass Our Lady Help PROVISIONS " K;7J!1' h?;v:; llus?K"3't"r- "er K. vlH; P. ,..-., . , .. ORIOOS Suddenly Feb Dr wir '- :iU- frvat nt Greenwood 's of P.) ' of Christian Church 0 a m. Int. St. Petei-s RX"?,a-""'.0! ' "OHOOc; No. a. O0i HOYLAN. Feb. 1. JAsiks. son of John oi uj a. huooen U. ". -., "I' I ' Cem, Remains may be viewed Wed. eve., ! Cem. Tho market ruled ateadv. with a fair iob- '. Ai .! ennsy vanla. No. 1. per lob lhi and Nellie Roylan (nee. McKeefry). aged 2 MAM C aRIoas. husband of Anna L g t lo o'clock. ' T.,c,.-ier. r.-.u i uinv uiTTr.ni 1 blnr demand for most descriptions. The ,.uSoS,siy.!0'.rw'.',,rn' Per 100 lbs.. t.8 scar. 7 months. Relative, ana iri.na. ,j. V"f "'-'' "" W' villi dSSKi MOOIIK. Feb. 1. F.MMA L.. dauahtet-of wldow of John II. Ticker. Relative, and ouoUtlon.: City beef. In et. .moked and - ,J- New Tork. per 100 lb... $1,730 vlted lo funeral ed.. 3 P. m.. residence lW.ll.2it7k : ,;, B.ni . "fuV-ra ierJKTe. iohn J1- "n2 A,.mM '"""ell Moore and grand- Jr'i1nc:, invited to funeral .services. Thuri alr-drled. 47c: western beef. In set., smoked. ';u-, ?,w."1tP'toe.. Jersev. per basket ' parents. 1R23 MeClellan st. Int. Holy jJ.'H'eal ""vITii aRS?h st lnt Thur." daughter of late Joseph and Agnes A. Rus- ' 1''!, ijSA T Morris i st. int. Vrlvat .West a 47c: city or westirn beef, knuckles and ten. J,8'5IT?i.Vo -' tl1.2:do. Bast- Crne. Cem Auto service. ."... i. .S,S.' of f.m'nS lnt Thurs.. ,, aa,d 10. Relatives and friends invited 7 areTlllll Cem Friends may call" Wed. eve. t$t Pedf.'maya'f,l23,9h!.m.'' gfT- W $Z Vd Map., iJJffiv SSSt1' J? -eK..ip4TS: Sg".tS VKSX "fVSWSrS hams, smoked, city cured, a. to brand ana ii."i , souinern, nor hamper. $1,236 oence. :w w. -umoerijnii i. dui.uiii r.- L-"v-- ,,,7.X .i m;i ... a. aiuijAn. Jan. oi. m.mu kiiUbs, aaugli. " ;,... if brother William Pollock. 2012 verase,, .MUSi hams, irriaked. western VTfc.lnSteb.Jtayy.JK.r lOO-lEb.VNoV . .te.MK5 A"? ESrVZJS m' Int-. 3'. ,?hurcJhaCl10,0an. m! iIn,LrtiiBaatrl.t. n'r.-.. .-'Rt P."l n' WM I'TM- R'rtam.ntalOMTl!" WSPAlInJ; e-efU. LEDGERr - PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, THE STREET weighing 4 !b. apiecu H4c: weighing 34 lb. .piece. 33C! weUrhlns 2Hs')b.. .?!?. S,lc. "",,F,ryVu,::70,nrv. roasting chicken, western. In bbl... weighing 4 lb., and over nnieee. 34c!' wrlrhlne- au. Ih. ..I. ,-. weighing 2HA3 lbs. aplece,80a82c: starry.' 2..l'Bc! broiling rhlck-ns. weighing m ! 2.00j small and NVi. .11 and No. 2. S102.AO; rulne'as. . pair. $I1.73:ld. 7BCOI1. 1 viunr, per FRESH FRUITS . P'".!''J-'''nd.nem.adw.. vJw TnfV,"id. 1,Kr"i.fQuoln,i,,.n"1. APSles. tuTd- VnVllSen Sr ifc ,,,"?-"! J''dwln. ,," &. nJ..nfilBl?fiil0-fn,; "uhh.rd.ion. $ v. n ' S5 r'?.'.nc-, 3 7. SO. Apples. Pennsyl- u...tZ. w ' vv" . e-..iiF'..oii. uran- ",'""" J"!??' wr bushel-box, I3.3OS0; do, do. per harrel. iajS0. Btrawberrle.. Flori .-- -.--.. ww. VEGETABLES .u .1..J1.. ... . u..,ura nun HDatre Jh.H- inVi.,n(J,r,cf ' ine lr wero a Sivnv ' tST" ?'W" of ne u'lty ruled Vr.Uari'AllI.KR.rnln-. .. .., NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS w Yorki h . ,....,.. Kece Dts. S724 tuh. iii;..i..t.,i a H'.! extras ,47 W48c: firsts. 44W4Ici ee. onas. -ilveiHci'Btate dairy. OBMnilUn lml.1 tation creamery, HSuc. I KOOR-Flrm.r. Itecelpt.. 1437 case., n. fflV ftWKi : eXecand.'l"8o'e4fi. vvhltea. 47CPol?ot .iMa . ..4-.' uthern whltii; th.fl ef7ai-r Ja B.arby hennery K.. iSK5ic JSor. .4e y "rown.. 4048c; c ' ;! r 0B2c; we.tern and Rt.t. mixed r--- inrr ariKt.A , ,.. LOCAL MINING STOCKS TONOPair otvumo .-VOFAir STOCKS nM Jim Butler iH MacNamara 5? Midway !.......... 28 Mlspah Eiten.ion 'o-l Montana .-rj Nirtn Star ,. Rescue Kula ni West End., " ill' OOI nj , J rX'.Zr .., . OOLDF1ELD STOCKS Atlanta. , oi iiiu. iiuii,..,t.,,; ..!!!! !oa Ask .40 .11 .82 :?, .0(1 .08 1U .on ',.'u K?.'" V.'.iV ,:' ;a ;,S " ' 02 02 ,i" , 0.1 Dal.y ., Kewanas "S '! )ro Spearhead a........!;. to gllu., Iln1. ....,,.., ., Htlvcr l'lek H A .UC MISCELLANEOUS Anion Unltad, Nevada Wonder ! '..' ii .27 .14 Tecop Mining .12 Hefined Sugar Moderately Active .!.!'. Yo,V Feb- Tho refined suK, fi"y moderately acuvo a'nd r k. V..,.T.'!.IK.a! rennera qtiotlnr .k (.r." "' e',4."; sjer. cent for , cash, for line granulated. Raws are un. cnanarea at 7,Zlc, delivered. CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS gd"Te-8e"l.?.0ICf-S8nci'aCr.ro ma..Ou7'UuTHelporchVl.tlVn. Church Auto fungal " "'"' """" "" "" ofathT'.Sed 24V iVu. "nVmc: of tVune,,; later I TATLOIi.-Jan. 31. BltSIB h . widow ot Sin", iffi UTb'' p'r doxen, white, o a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto i,q,r5, ltr.h t Mismini - . McKKNNA. Feb. 2. W1M.IAH, nusband John C. Taylor (nee Roork). aged 4(1. Ret.. wh5 J,.ilJlS.I2n'i.".,Vlr d""ni MOSS.1' I funeral. n.-,(?Ii!n,,i7.ht, i5.?I52,A?JaT, 7i2" .nt nt iIar1' IeKenna (nec.Hlaglns) and son ot tlies and friends. Skakhspno Council. No. ?Rnlw'i5h,n".0.?,0.,!' r ioni T4 ' liKNNETT. Feb. 1. AMANDA 8. HEN- !it"i"T'n ,l"'ir- w'VlrV,na 'rlends in. Hannah and late Patrick McKenna, Rela. 180. D. of P.. Invited to funeral services. n2 !!? 2 5",,.Kh,n8' 81,b"- r,p doaen. fl nkTt (neo Karoer). wife of Charles W. i1t,l l, '"""?', ,d-.M,:?"a-,m" ff'- lives and friends, employe.. of P R. T. Co.. Thur... 2 p. in.. 1701 Unity .t.. Frankford !iX B iimX"., !. 7 'hs.per doien. f 4.5oes: du Hennett. aged 20. Relative, and friend, in- 5r"fe .", .0"V"1' ftw- ",Vi!m Voun"el !'"' Kensington ave. and Cumberland t. shop. Int. Oakland Cem. Itemulns may be viewed dO. fltfnU Ihs. tute Anv.n .,.. -.T ba I... '. .- . 1 Tir... -.!.,.-.- . .... 11134 Klng.eSSlng aVe. Ala.a Of remilem I...II..I ,n ennarnl Tliltra U.O u m fl, ..... u . ,rt -. n. Tn... I...... nnn-. .. The mar.l4Vwe5a.nr:SB,.ifTrwT,:7:,n,e..i'. Friend, may can eu. ove. int. laurel Hill ",-" r '"A "- VeldVr.ci o? bVo' V.V. Westmont. N. J. Int. private. Friend, may P widow of .W lam I. Tomlln.on anO J moderate I St.ymanWIn.sap. IJWli.r...: York- Imperial.' I ORN.-Feb. 1. HENRJ, BORN, husband J-'ev. Alfred J, Wolu.kl. 1H20 Med.ry av... c8ViCvnibH"-Feb. 1. DELTA, daughter of PeTeYeon Relatives and frlendV Invited "v ' ". t0 "n" T? nkJ.'"n.1T?et'''- enuntry choice. $ of Martaa J. Born (nee Murphy), aged Sa. Hast Oermantown. Phlla. Int. nrivat;. ' at Miles and Mary McVeigh. , R?laMv?i tunJni" Flfth-dav l?:i p. m son-, resl-J ,SM -'n.rt.ara:...R2me..n'au'A. fancy. $?. Apple.. Rel.tlves and friends Invited . to., funeral FRITZ. BTKIMHW a., .on of Charles C. ind friends invited to funeral. Wed' hTsii HeKJ; WI IKim I. Tomllnson. Klrkwood. N. J. 1 m , ufuc. ."".v.M.jjjr 001 ii,,nni4.a Lemons, per services, Wed.. ia p. m.. iuio s. Front and Mary Frltx. 4243 Franklin at. Killed In am.. 2243 St. Albans st. Solemn requiem Conveyances will meet train leaving Market ; jm lox. ..irt.f. Oranges. Florida, ner .nt. Int. nrlvata Friend, may View remain. n.H.n In V,.n,a nn TSJnv 3 T . t . ( I .a 1 .-..., rt.al..ia r-n.,.nl. in . . -. r. .- i-n l.nln. f.nm 1fl.tr,.n.t L jlH . and 770,- '-i5"ji: do. . California, per box. 12.BOfD Tues eve ond frlenda. Knight, of St. Oeorre. emnlove. Ilnlu. r'rn.. rem Aiun funeral ' ' n-In ""' '( .&". niilet. but ..Id. tangerine.. Florliln nee aim. V.A, noUTnH Jan. 31. JOHN O.. hu.haml . i..u.i, n n..lin.inn 1. rn .....i.. . .... v ..i &..I. 1 urrni irinici j-..-u . VnM.uamm inrriiil a rtrwonn r.lM. H !? ATJI" 7.. It nrnn.fn,l, ... C. I. V.n .IT.i'i-"' .".I"""-.: .T".:.-. .. - .'i7ZT". " -w-c,.., w. -. ....... . .. ...iiim u .i.ii.ii.i.. w. .. . ....... ...n...... i.u,i. iV , v .. o e... j. -. fiu." ."" " "V. f?iV . I:...-..!,. ....A; -.'..r'.vf .i:.. . ojvoic; - n..n,K.r inviiMl tn funeral, late residence. I .i.nn.r in-k 1 ,.r-v n Tv'o. 1. aao in.i.i i..i. ... :. -:. ;j..- ana an otner nrganizaii nearby hennery white. saVaaV. S5.T...22 Thur... 1 p. m. Int. Private. Mt. 'oriah (Hughe.) HARRAL. Relative. mil.. i.i.ir.T-.fn,"l. t:m. Remain, may pe viewru ...u.. 1 iu v invited to ajrvice.. Wed.. 2-.80 4. -r-" BUTTHR-Hnk.r. LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS Chicago, Feb. 4, HOOS Receipts. 4.1,000 nansaa City, Feb. 4. HOOS itecelnts, Until Hexe. Trainine for Business IVrnmn nn nrrvutitftnt. i nrlvntai . tary, a master of tnduatry. Cultivate your mind, develop your Klftn, master the nclenre oi nuainHi; TaKe our isew Course m Hunt ness Kfflrlency and Halesmanehlp. Make your epare time prolltable. Then turn theae Into dollar. Other have, you can. Attend our NlKht Bchool. Knter any time. BANKS BUfllNESB COM.KOK ulO WALNUT RTIIBRT SIIORTIIAVn AND RnOKKCKl'IVn uur grauuaie. are' 11. constant aemana. Uood paying position, await you. dregs Short- hand, the easy, speedv system. Complete night classes. Intensive training. Enroll any time. Call or writs Our graduate, are1 if. constant demand. Good W n e,,ll nartlpnl... Bni n.i.i.. fliJm . I'lIILA, ni'SINESS Cni.I.EOE WWf and Coltece of Commerr 'g 1017 Chestnut St.. rhlladelnhla STRAYFR"! The Rest RuMne. School lv" J Bn7 r HESTNtTT ST. Thlla. School tor Nurses. 23dkChe.tnut St... Hospital end Home Train. Call or write. t- WINTElt RBSOItTS ATLANTIC C1TV. N. J. HOTEL CONTINENTAL Always open. Always readv. Terms mod' erste. Vhone or write. M. Walsh Duncan ' Wetrninter Av near naoh. ei.?, water tt'J.SO up wkly. 12 80 up daily. C.Buhrs , HOTEL ROSCOBEL Kentucky A. near I r.esch. Aiware Ifj th' e.'ior-rMP KY on Tria DiKia niunasT Fameue avarywhera for Ita location, aanrlea and eulalne. I BaoVlet and rales upon appllcartoa J. LAWREflCE. Wlm . BtniUs ASQU1TH. Feb. 2. SOPHIA CLATIIC. wife of William II. Asqulth. aged 78. Ilela tlves and friend, invited to funeral serv ice.. Wed., lao p. m.. A018 Wakefleld st.. tlcrmantown. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Itemalns may bo viewed Tucs.. 7 to 0 p. m. IIAKKR. A memorial service for Captain ItnllAltT AMOUY IIAHI.' MAICltlt will he held in Trlnltv Church, rrlnceton. N. J., on ...n..-w i?.u.....v k fun, . o.iit - Wedne.nay. Kebruarv a. mill, at u:l n m llAlCER. CaDtn n IIOUAKT AfClRT S,FA'ikyolna?tlan?.Cri.!n..feiel,aJfi: CeL.,y-..,Bn!".-...?.,,!.rKt...mJma:,S,1 ".'"" w,w WedT. Peb.5 at S :Ti"p. m " I'rlend. are cordlallv invited to attend. Train, leaving Broad fit. Station, l'hlladelphla at 12S1 . ..1 1 .no n m a. v irin,An .... p. m. and 2:37 d m.. respectively. , Return- ng train, leave Frlnceton for Fhl adelpbla at son n m and 8J0 i. m. " I1KINI-:. Feb. 2. AI.HKRT C. hu.band of Mary Heine (nee Nlchter). aged 30. Rela- tlve. and friends, employe, of Industrial T.. T. and B. Co. Invited to funeral. Thur... Feter Kapner. a'lbbsto'wn. N. J.. 10:30 a. m". sJrVlce. CI.r,B. Church 11 at m. Train 1...... xi..L.at Bf farrv M -R9 o m 'ininv, - Feb. s. kahaiiinf. h, i?r&'W: it'elailvYnd "frlendSTn! U" "J .. ( .u ". . """ vlted to services. Thur... of son-in-law. Richard J. t.. Cumden. N. J. Afso Hall. 2437 Mascher St.. 1 P. m., resldenca Tledeken. BOO P.nn 0"':v' ""'Pel or .iiarKHn Annie Ilnwi O. if.. No. era. lieiauve. nun irirnu., 1,. u. i!. . .. A . ;.. .fj a T No. IS;. Invited to funeral. Wed., saj .. m,, residence of uncle. tto ; "?w.trf. sd N. Qransback St. holf.njn I?1"1" h,'"h m' Church of tne Visitation 10 a. m.. Int. Most n. ana j-iunmer. .union, laical .Ai.. n.t..m.f rj.m imii '."iiuj .-... 1 ... . ROYER. Feb 2, J ULU. wldo wot John 7' "oyer, aged 72. '''; nd friend. In. Redeemer lm. nRADY. Feb. 2. CATHARINE, widow of Patrick Brady, aged 80. Relatives and friend. Invited to funeral. Jed.. H a. rn.. apartment, of Andrew Ebert . Bona. 2S8 8. 4ln St. aia. . 01 requiem ea. m.y ,nwlu'1lH 111 .. m. int. lioiy 1 ross i..iu, ii.inain. may be viewed Tues. I to iu p. 111. AUIO cortege liiinit'V? ., T.rr.r.nnvllle. Pa.. Feb. 2. X1IOMA8 A. nROWN, hU.oano 01 ...ura I'ir.'."."'."!,.!, v.. .-...:, . -..r. SS Xr$, 808' , F; UndX 'K I una Ul wittvei ii" viks 1 ,.- m n.in-e a danaht.e of .... K""iTrr-": ".".rsi-A .i-.,.i7. !.: 1.1, .oriiciiu. nun .."I'ne. S , Cometlus and llannan tiurke. item- HeU- tlves and friends. n.V. M. scanty ana Propaaatian of .Faith 8oc. of the. Church of --- e.y.e - - -.,--.-" . " ." .7. a -J 4- ....! .1 .. iri.iani n vi t ai in runara i Market at.. W. ThtU Solemn Vlotory iiirrV Tahei tfi nsttiat ftiatlvM ft nil frtnda. Hoard of Monatera Home for veierana oi Wed., 0 a. m.. O. A, e nu i-r., i.i..;..w .-.."..-... Vln. sts. Hlsh mass Our Lady o lory , Church 10 a. m. Int. N-w Cath-drs tm. , CALLAHAN. Feb. 1, WILLIAM, huiband A:.' V",i,'i..i pf Anne Cllahan. Relative, and friend, i'A'nS .' VlUhm...T're.,uT.m-Churchof l Ht. l'hlllo 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. uui win.. -im. CARROtL. Feb. 1. TIMOTHT J hus- iKand rtt Vtaaw C PavrAll (noes TlAVlal. Itla tlve. and friend'.'. Dlv. No. 87. A. O. II.i Na. tlvltyR.nf, Soe. and employe, of Hobert H, V,,"i:.?i:HV. funeral. Wad.. B:80 a -".i-i"i."j" 'Ei; uT.i. m,n ;'urch 'cf tB. Nativity" id".,' m. "int. Holy Solemn requiem mis. ' wrcn ct ma iniivux u i Rannlrlira ram lutn ftitiapsl CASSADY At Woodbury, llel.l ht. N 3 -.V . Bi.ninsTll l u,hl., ni 1,1. "'. lftt. Ji .'"A'vS:."'? nC'nmn H- """ - - .- a.... - -- -a. hiph html.!!!- of Uirv f!alaton. Ralatlrea and frlenda. Holy Ninu Borl-tr of Htt j,hn fhnf W'P,.!' JffTTJPgKl llaptl.t Churchi also. Reading. Railroad Rillef As.o. and .mploye. of Reading Rail ro.d. Invited to. funeral weu s:s 128' Davla at., Manayunk. Solemn ma.. Bt. John the iiapti.i cnurcn, Int. Waatmlnster Cem. . , CHAlMAN. Feb. 8. SARAH or Leelll ana i tlves v;rae olj. mo.tly ROo hUher. Ifufk. relanee. Cheaterneld. N J.. 12 noon. Int. frlehdi .. fjlv. No. IB. A. O. H., and emVlorea sio '"" m io"a iwi a iiU,r V.I?UK;' I fc '8 U7,40lTTsShfavy butcher., flT.nnBJ7.n5i if?!?1?;. Ni ,J- "I"11" ")' vlw "' "'. Mldvalo Steel Co., invited to funeral. HolMnn requiem roa.i Chun PoVoJrMi.hf; it medium and llxht bulehera. m.H.117.u; m" ,n. !&"?" Jo 8 p. m. .,.,. Wed.. 8:88 a. m.. itD Ilrlctol at. nun ( Owl c"mI To i S ini w Mil fcl llaht aood to choice. Ifl.TfVnT.(i heavy. , LUA,H,iY'-rSa,!''n ? ' Cheaterfletrl. N. requiem mn St. flt.rhen'a Church lo a. , Cem. Auto funeral tml,s i I, V, paeklM, ln.SDn iSi medium and mixed r.l.,J',.,.i0A1 W hu.band of AldaJ. in. int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. I RKIM.-r" Feb nOHANNA ri..t,i.. packlnr. tin K.-iff I7.r.0! throwoute. since i,h"r and ton of. W. Henry and Amanda KAtlFKMAN. Fab. 2, MAJtTIN B. of Mary and i.ii t5Jiy nfin--. W'l,,ff' , . ndfl.n"cvCK ,?a,,i?T;.,fo,odVi1 5"m.V2T IVnnVt..V.Un"oVa.oKmn8r." n',!' h' Mlll?Tem.'IMnfmalS.,,ro.,a,a PTTS K.'rUVFf,i,,2l1 OEOMJB A. rtlCK- ' (4 S3 tem!,,?iVi3I5,,!&,.0.r: J1SSS ?U!rmfm5o:cl!ImJ.0Jehm? ChU"h 10tt' nM,r.7W"en.Ve?VedD-a,s3nJali5J Sffi' W H "sVpr-necelp,.. M.00O. head! etron, . h.Mfre?- M&VWAtiV. MffiblTfi SS'VA.'STft fr " -1 ..ritt.buritli, I-n.. Keb. 4. tioas ttecelrta. MeClellan V. ot A.. Invited to funeral. KI-iNNEDT.--A mlemn h!h mui will b IIIEME i rib's 'vnVnvnYi- w . 1 5A-1 t.VM head, steady. Jieavlea and heavy Wed.. H:S0 a. m.. 1010 Mountain at. Sol- celebrated in St. Michael's Church, 2d and of rederlcfnrt' .-SJniliS1" -W,i V.n . ' I yorkere, (IH 1iitls.s.1t light yorkere. 117.75 mn hlh maes of requiem Annunciation Jeffereon t. in a. m.. Wed., In memory IieliiiVi. iW..V,hfl"'A n'emr. afd 2S; J ' n? I IB is: nle, li7.MMf.n:'.' Church JO a. m. Int. Holy Cro.a Cem. Auto of Mm. ANNlK KUNNKbT. widow of JerV- leji Thura 2 ' m 'J.viin'J.!0.,u,'iorBl "r- ' . '' HllKKl' A.NI) l.AMIIS ftecelpla. 2S0 head nervlce, . ' . mlnh Kennedy, who wan burled Feb. 0. loon, N tVewkirii'.T "'t'if-i t!,1,' 'residence, 82.. Ill L, HlKher, Top cheep. 112.30; ton lambs, COX Jan. 81. MAOOirj A., widow of KI5NNKrY.-.At Con.hohocken, l-.-i., Fch. main, mi J . 'i vilSf: Tw".tm'nfter Cem' tuf i 1 n,W. William I.. Cox. Funeral eervlce. Wed.. 1 1. MATHKW J., huiband of Llln and son ItonER?q Ho!"3 ild&f; t ' S CAI.yns-Recelpte. SO head. Steady, p. rn.. re.ldenco of .on-ln-law. John J. ht- ot Michael and Catherine Kennedy. Heia. of Jame" a iTToheei." ffiifXS S.X ,VfV l( "l Top. 117.25, hert. 2112 S. Hemlnrer at. Col. Uuj. W tlvea and frlende. all societies of which ha Invited to fun.?i " ;.-i'"wl!." af.i.ttl""i'' III i' . Town Circle No. 7S. I., of a. A. II.. Kx- wno a member. Invited to funeral. Thur... S dlulhter'a rMwV!!r ifn!' 0f-i8!?.0,p m' X Ka.t nnffalo. N. V.. Feb. 4. CATTLE cel.ior Temple, n'o. 80 Ladles of the riolden a. m.. 107 Forrest ave Con.hohocken, Pa. Lo" nVe?h"ood .1 f"d,tnHthsil.C1'mi!.?' Itecelnts inn head. Bteadv. Calves, receipts, Kaele, Invited to attend, mends may call lllah mas; of requiem Ht. Matthew's Church private Thurs ? rorn"ri,?u..in. nil ""' '!' .V lsn,?,',! 7c htaher, I3O10. Tue.. eve. Auto service. 0 a.m. Int. Ht. .Matthew'a New Cem. KoilBIiTS sESSi'iuStth'Ki"1. P! . '' 1 HOOS Itecelpt.. 820U head. Pies. R5c COTI.R. Nov, B. in action In Kranee, , liKNWOHTHY. Feb. a. HEUIIEN KI3N- Pa" WI LllBMHNA ptnHre?tWini,e (l . V hlrheri other. lne to 25c hlnhcrs heavy fllAHLEH J., son of James and Sarah WOKTHY. Relatives and friends Invited to Joseph 8 Itobarta.V.: an EBSih!?S,l-i tit -is 8W,Mkmj llaht yorker. and Mas. tls.lS Coyle. of loJs Brldre at. Ilelatlvea and funeral, services. Wed.. 2 p. m.. G632 Hide, friend. Invited to r,m.r.i " i.IJ,aiiXW.".".,,'Jt Ji H-J2Ln,'!!'i't "h' h"'- t8.83i throw- frlincs Invited to attend memorial aolemn ave , Itoxborourh. Int. private. ' FouVth-day. l i, SJ ini WeFJlSSS! I mlrl$!'V!Wh.llJL.,-.. , S'l" JP st- Jo-Ch.m'a Church. Wed.. K ErEn.-Feb , i , .1 l Wvom low av... Frlend,?ryln,?lro?nd In'' Wri""t""V , head. Imh. i.v lower. LamM. ll17.23 c lOMPTON. Feb. 1. 13 M 7. A It H T II Klefer and dauah er of Mr. and Mr.. Leon hu.band of 7etla IlooneS JnaV y.iSS?$l t- few fancy. I17.33tjl7.40: other, unchanged, CHOM1-TON. dau.hter of William and Caro- A. .Jewell, aaed 21. nelatlve. and friends Hel.tlves and friend, mvlted t5 f uUli' ' '0 lino Needham. Ilelatlves and friends Ex- ")vl',"! . ,,?k"?l',mn ra,u.!'m ","" Church Wed,, 7:30 a? ra SM 8 51 it ifill Vr !' UJ 8t, Ixnl.. Feb. 4.-11008-111., 10,- tol.lor Idge. No. 6"., D. of St. O. Invited '." Child Logan. Wed.. 10 a. m. Int. reouiim f Ht. ioi?oV ChurcS n a. S Int. r.no head: higher. Lights. l7.lnl7..1: to funeral eervlce., Wed., 1:3(1 p. rn.. 3149 "Witii tvo P.h q u-AiTt-n iirv'ne ""lv Sepulchre Cem. Autocorteji ' i,ll pes. 12.R0 in 75: butchers. tl7.3517.U0 'den st. Int. Frrnwood Cem. Itemalns K'h "J.'P.iirV e 1j3 t.i' ;A .W HcMlT, HOSElt. Feb. 3 WAI.TEIl WILLIAM ill f-'- sood heavy. It7.7i)iitl8 niav I- Mewed, Tue... 8 to in p m. Kef Walter J. and Lisle J Klcs Ing (nee son of Walter and" Wilhelmlna C llo.(.r I ff- " CATTM5Ite?eirt" 3000 head: strong. CU.NNlNOlAsf.-At Lumberton K J.. J Jhja,.rvrcV, "w.d"" "."V'raren ." "'"', 3. "'"tlyean2nd frlen?. Invited to'tt r Native .trers. tll.nnrlH.r.n: heifers, fs.r.n ?.', hll:,K. J-i "H?,"..?' J1."?".' ? .,? "mi f Fa.t Cle?fleM".f tif ?SSai Thur- 2 Pv.m.. residence of parent., . Mili cons. 7.Si)12.0ti: s.ocKer. and feed. Luv';,nJ",h"m,S"rrt, 82,v J5c,"Viv". n "'???,'' private HlllVldo Cem Auto SrtMce J 2 Conway ave. Narberth. Ta. lnt, Arlinr-, f'i tr. H 3tfiii'! reive. 17 7r,fia?', invited to funeral Wed. II a. m.. resl P'!:?,1..:,1,1.1:!?100,. ,m:. v.r... . rf:ic.t . ton Cem, 'II J ferAd'cttp'pVr.- .? ,R'50H10"' jKSt Sil. a. m. train from Market .t ferry. JjUtlTe. and friend, Invited, to ,,. dJr&Sl? T ,0, , X .lOfKin head: higher. Heavy. $17.4OW17.70j tlve. and friend. Invited to funeral services . ICLENK. Feb. 1. HArutY JOHN, .on of malne may be viewed Wed. after 80 m butchers. $17,S31T.C5: lights. 17B'17.33 Thur.. 2:30 p. m.. residence of brother, Jean and late Harry John Klenk. aged 22. Auto service v"wea " r"r 8 p. m. Mas. I2Bin. Alb-rtua Derr. 5823 lloyer st.. Oermanlown. Relatives and friends. Totem Lodge, No.100 HYAN. Feb 1 TtlOMAI P rm t lt,r. ! CATTLE Receipts. 8M0 head: higher. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Wed. I. ?ri?"'ta ViWWiS" ? m- A- "n "te EdWaro IF Kyan and f husband of Prime steers. 818M20: southern steer., nnm- '. mother', residence. .'53 w. Montgomery Ethel Ryan Relative, and frieniiiinVit.i . Ilnally. 7f ISi cdw.,' I714; helfiri $8 DILIX)N.-Feb. 2, KSLMA. wife of Samuel vo Int. private Itemalns may bo viewed u ' funerafwed.! 8 30 1. m?. 19oTn. Jud.Jn'I 1 14.50; calves. $7ttl4, Dl on. aged 04. Relatives and fr ends In- V,v,.J,.? Jt t,,,.m,., ., ,. . . st Solemn reaulem mas. Nt riiiiaheth'S . ', Hlli:Kl-llerJ.JPt.. 8500 h-.d: strong, ylted toaeevlee. Wed.. BP. in.. Mf. Itavat.. TiAh A now'of'rovf V1'b- rtlf 10 a. m In ffi cL C m At! Lamb. 15 MilSTlil 00: vcnrlinnii Ii0ffl4 no- Camden, N. .1. lnt, Eergrron Cem.. Cam- ' .TOllAroA 11,, v.wow or iiernnrd Loop- funeral. -. y-.w . x-... . . .wcth?',nOlf,3" au. N J Friends, mv.y ; call Tue,. eve. "". Jd jother of 1 "' " "" R Ar, St-IlltRinnn.-Suddenly. Feb. 1. HATmV I -J-- ! f 'V ;i'n17Ke ,neeJ'aT.l,o0nS),AHRe'l',.."b,1 H "nniKoSn r'".,1 II h MS !S$ ft,:,,h!SM ."' JP.t.,2,,&X. .ft? . BIirCATlON.M. rmtn Tfiflrnturh v hM rn unit. a. k. Mar nn ' fri-.nrin inviiea to runeri ervi(fi w -.- - .-.. --. ------ i ". ;. ..j .. . .r- . ,: ""'"' lifrmsniown. inirn miiRi mi. xranria -.r iiti. iiuiy .- r I St "private"' Auto. '"feeVf'.SS".! 'S' I A"' --hu"h " " "" olr Sepulch?; . STEVE I .iir.ii,i,i .. . trolley nt Lima. Delaware Countv pH. titii , tro.t Tlh Vr, t- t ' Jonn ana i .. . .. DURNELU On Feb. 2. 1019. JOSEPH D. fWlsVrA.1. ..A" ,i'cl5h.I!n.': ,..J,"l"l "elatlve. nHTTtDV VltDK HMIKI DURNELU hu.bsnd of Ues.le Durnell ami 1 XV'Vni" M.VeV;..'it 'x..:"..? .''"" Nvi EnlilllalVI InlllillVlkb on of Eta and late John U. Durnell. aged miner st aged "4 Relatlvea and frlenda T,',.. p' .;.' lA" """."" :).-, years. Relative, and friends Invited to iiVSTrdTa' " l"dge. "No. 07. P $"$ TA': c'""".,.1 m -wmima r-s a ssa w - - ... tiinvrni arrvicri. un r n.. ml n m. ar Ur.nt n u .inn Tn ? Un-.. . t- -. t" .. . ..... m. ,,uu ru .1. ,,.,....-.. ..fc..ws . I.IWI, , . n, , u... .t l . t --- ----- ....... . . ...-- .. ... . .. . ... ..... ,,.vw ,,cJ.. " ra w . .... - .... ,-uw.w kw.. . .Hinrin . itu nui, u. .uuii huh Mvn tm. .. r ..m.m Nr iianpva en.. . .. a. i.v.,.ir an.i ,sa inn., in n..i.i rr-rtu n.i ap a. .n i.t. iv rn nn u.nni , - . ., , ., . . ...B'. ,." ... ..... .... . ... b .... u. n,. raqulfmniMi Cbren IL"au? 12 m.. Biktavllle. N. J. Int. Sprhicneld 9 m. Int, cathedral Cem. Auto imryinVntfround. Autoa will m"-t, a. m. rn-iu- n MARY A.. wlJoeV of H?.m'."roa "VSi JX ? ,,l?f-i??'"' nr Litapmin anu uiuinirr oi aqi :vt.-tii.. "I" "st? r. v. 5 t 'ar. . r " uon ir"!" lata tirimsnaw KrTAr. bbvu ou. iuiu. ...-- -..-, -.-.... . ..... ... . aau a r a aaa. .-. . a ; ia . j an a.a. m ! uirn.ii8Hn. nsisi iyss nnn r manna insit. ulmi-tit .. ! trl.d. U.vlt-4 t? funersl Mrvfc.a ! '. wm ? rj rn.-.oil-.r . M.lr ALBBKT 8. P FEBRUARY 4, 1919 nKAjrns I "ATnn I mtA-nta '''3 Chasey and daughter of Oeorge if. and E1U Iltftlll irl. clKnimi.: w nr.ritt n or late Jacob F. and Marraret Derr. Itela- Irl.-mls Invited to funeral. Frl.. S:3n n invited to funeral. Wert., H:3n , 'ence of pRrentn, 1RX2 N. Masrher resl- luoerni BivtH, ,..., ,., . m., .,, r,, l'hlllp at. Int. private. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call lues.. 8 to lo p. m. DUDDY. At St. Fr.ncl, is Hospital. Tren- Jon, N. J.. Feb 2. IIRIlMJBr UUIIDY (nee ifiifevi. wife of James Duddy. Relative, nnrl filend. Invited to funeral, Utd.. 8 a. m.. residence of Charles II Rodger.. 103 Mary .. Ilordentown, N. J. Mass St. Mary's church a, m. int. Holy Cross Cem., Philadelphia, on arrival of 1 p, m. train. DUFF1N. Feb. 3. at Mt. St. Joseph'. RILLE, daughter ot late James vtnd Mary Durtln. Funeral Wed., s a. m. Frlenda in. i onvent, v.nrBiiiut inn. .xu.itiK :, (jy. vlled, ... P.ffl"AN. At ennsgrow. N. J.. Feb. .3. i rAltlA. widow of 1'atrirk Ducsh: :' -,t"eIa- lives anu i.triiiio ni,tii-u iu tuiirrai. 1 nur... s;.1ll a. m.. rreiuyuv- " .uu-in-iaw, lienjamin Peococ-k. 103 . l.ro.d st I'enns.ro've ' N. "j S",:m."h?ulSn .Tm", ?,'' "rt" i1!1".. born " V J - t. - ntTMM Feb. 3. FliORENCn llrtAvne-T DUNN. widow 'of 'Himuel ' Dunn. IleUtlvS and friend. Invited, to ..funrral ..rvlce, Thur.., 2 p. m., at d.u .-N. uroaa st. Int. 1 D DCNN. At . Orady.Mlle, .. A't ren, 3, I T1IO.MAH IJU.N, agea (l, "'" na 1 U'lthnut , Ute resldtnce. 2214 S. 23d st. Int. private eve. . . DYKR. Feb. -i. CHARI.Ka It nvrn l hn,iid nf A.lelln M. Dier. ai-ert in Ji.i.. tlve. and friend.. Lodge No, B4. I,ovnl Order ,.f Mo.i... Invited to funeral .ervlr..: w.rf ' 1 n m a7" V R,l et lnt nrli-.t. v7X . i p. m.. i.n, oa st. int. ornate, m. Pinn .m Snm.rtnn I'M. Kr .nH. n,.... view remains Tues.. rj to 10 n. m. EASTWICK. Feb. 1. ntANCRO C. widow of Theodore Eastwlck. aged 73. Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., loan a. m.. 627 Taylor, ave.. Camden. N. J. Int. private. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Tue.. eve, EIDBLQEOnOK. Feb. 1. OUSTAVU. hus band of Katherlne Kldelgeorge and son of late Frederick and Amelia Kldelgeorge (nee flelerl a.ed 34 Relative, anfl trt.nAm ilTl'Vt. -?"ao "U V"V !S"i. VJa rr.'Jn?"t SecSnd and Third Relief AM0: of V. It. T." ' i-.irhill lllencherv. invlM in r, n,.i .iVlireV Thurs 1 So n service, iiiur... ..w i, 344,3 BnleraM -. i.-,n. m.u t ......, x.- I. c. ,cj T.H .1 .t.nn.nr.. . .,.. I f & ' M Vri 1 ta, iv SR nd granddaughter of Martha .1, and late William T. I ''. ejd 1 -Rela tlve. and ffn?V ll?a.M;,,?i Jf VS1"- ,' n,nv'',',,nJiVr' r1.M?-lfMoAV.eda !?30 p. m.. at parents residence. 2424 s. 1 'dh st Int. Trinity Luthe-an Cem. Friends ' m.y rill Tues. eve. Anto .ervlce. . FAU8KU Jan. 31. MAMIK FAtTSEI. (nee ' To.t). aged 41. Relative, and friends In- vlted to funeral services. Wed.. 2:30 n m.. .(.ter'a re.ldence Mrs. Anna Rloss. ooji v. Front st. Int. private. North Cedar Hill M1,t H'e.ed Hacrament Church 10 a. m. , lak,&i'2?i,Wl.'vtc'n -rsTupn , r IT.iiiuHAlAl. - r n. !!. KSTIIElt J. "U0,,??",", unH fr anHa In fit All funeral VA r. n, I Ha'rr.hgton. -N-J: Im.' private: CoV.town 'V' c,J!i FRANCIS. James n... husband .of May !'V(.n" :d'J:,"San,A,J..l,i..Ia.n?2?' W.ed.. I a. m. Ull4l.liii'l if., tu, u. jkV-,-r...fW .'.. ilUI band of Marraret A. Gillespie. Duo notlca of funeral will b. given, from residence of daughter. Mrs. Joseph Nawn. B843 Christian ,t. . OII.I.ESPIE. Feb. 8. ROnERT P.. htis. ".....mven r.w . c-.n... .. .. - uuuuiiiiii. 1 . u. .. oni.mi 4, who 01 William J. Goodher, aged 37. Relatives nnd friend, invited to funeral setvlc.s, COODHER. reb. 1. SARAH I. wife of Cem. Auto service, IIADLKT At SVarthmore, Ta.. Second Month 3d. ALICE P.. widow of Walter C. Hadley. aged 01, Relatlvea and frlenda In vited to funeral .ervlce. Fifth-day. 8th Inst., 11:80 a. m.. College ave. and Cedar lane, Swarthmore. Int, private. 1IANNA. Feb. 2. ANNA HOWELL, wife of Robert A. Hannn. Relative, and friends invtiea 10 xun.rai aervice.. wro., -:su p. m.. inv u.u to iuo. ,'. "., t,"SS;h'i';' Uh' puJe! "beiow. ' Vlisahickon a'. rtuui tunu, tm. fttintc, ERALDINE and friend. n m.. fj480 t - 'h.sncellor st. Int. Fernwood Cem. , . aiunu w ir i.n.h.n.i .f tr.nrutt. n.r.. .!.-- """""""i'v ... ? mtLn . F , on) mn4 ,on of a,a Anth0ny ana Jm,iv u. nartman. aged 81. Relatives and frlenda. Lodre No. : --. . . ;.;- j - ..- . . K. of town. N. J. HAUCK. Kb. 2, PHILIP, huiband of r.u,,nt) naucit. K-iativra ana inenaa. am IUn.ral , Thur. Ban i. m.7 re.ld and Blkn. aVa... Kkn, Pl,k. qulem maa. Church of the II Ployea of Philip Hauck & Hon. tnvltea to 'aik. Solemn re . - ).. t.i A....t- o.k Lan.. 10 a. in. Int. private. Holy Cros. - 'iilLir.J,n.uaY..'ANNA II.. wife of Wll- nam ii. inn. jr.. ana aaugnter or ueorge 3 Ji.hIln,V It?0. J,,..l.n.,y Chu'rch of our Lady "of victory 1.) '" m Pacific ve.. Atlantic C.tK'N. f Jnt ' We rl0 K.isa .t lnt? Mt ",'rlah cim . lnt llolv Cross Cem. Auto cortege. ut J2 o'ejock at Mt. Slnol Cem. Phlla. Remii ns may bo ewed Tues 8 to 16 1 DOBl'FNBR. Feb. 2. fARL IIAItTLKT. KV,"N.,n'. h J."",? !J,UIJN- " 00- P. m Auto eVvl?. ' ' - I son of Carl Hrook. and Mary L Doepfner 1tlvii nd friends muted to funralserv- , renvaiiuS r.k 1 into pvei.ixa) -. Tit i-inM e uniamn ma.. nr !.. 11 11 rn. hl Lilt 1 nrn rs ni 1. ii. I'lniini ir,iu t.'i.i... -i . . - . . .. . inee Ainrri.i. iefq i. i hiivpd una ir .nnt " r. -". .r ... ,.... t.nudu u. .. ni.. mas. ru. noniLUUS i.nurcn iir n. m. int. . "...-. .." r . "",. V".. eon 01 j, Wesley llowen lnift H HA et tnt Mt Holy Sepulchre Cem. New York tuper. copy im'J ?& Susan Ihart. nelatlve. and J nlVh c'm nV,l. rrfl ?!n wJ .v. DOLAN. Feb. 8. at parents' residence friends Altar and Rosary Society of Church SIDES Feb 2 haiTRTf F sinFS (nei'' Lo.1e. lane and Pembroke road. Cynwyd Si,ur Wl of Victory. Invited to funeral. Rarr) wiTe orsamuei n Ride. R?i.tlSa FIAKKNCR E.. daughter of Horace K. and T&V'-i,?0: mvK,r"i ! ..""ftj1 M,n nd frlTnds Invlfcd to funeral Thur. 8' nmd'Tn.ApMv0i"' "" 10- FUnC"' ""Vl"' ChufcrhOorORuVLdJVchtoVayl0Ii'1m.Tn': &, fsn-wSrlh .t jfflStT'ffi,. J ""nOTOffil-Fe'b. 1. CATHERiNE DOT- 8,V K'JljXP,';"1- V f"vr. . . SlUPSOS-" 1 ""rSnusSi 'fe ?.KeS 2S"ReU,,?;,e.Walnffd ." ' P, KWSS&KhJMMk S5?V,! fA!.V..5L!lBAWl ... . -... nA.t in ... n...r .. alive, ana rrienn. lnvifen in rnneai ua.- :. ........ , j.. ni. z.--. .;,-. -.,---,. ... i-..i..; .. :.rl ices, inurs , . p. in. .. liaonon ave.. ( ru.vil.l.cu.x. neronu loniu 00. A). iisiAil 3 iA ,u. n, or i'., or v iieorrsttnvrn pj. j.. inviti to runtrui. va.. Kiiu u:u irnin irom iiccion ml uurucu ,nrt friend. W .lev M. K. Church. Invited a ssrvli... T..a. .an f.tkaa. . residence, ' Columbia a B. r;'iV. ".'" iV."" " " V"- aua 1. Klu F r.9 II ra.m '.';;7.."!,-.f . ;.v.' ""'..". ............... ,,i,ai,ffiSffleri?JnVfS.1tiIi7ir.it HIMELSl'ARK. F.h. 1. KATHARINE ..i7 ii.i. . .iT. ..."a. ;..,..a ....:: -IT'alaTJi i V u .iiTiiu. ,...1.1. .w .- "."t --'.V;"l. S". ." -.: ": 'A" ' f " Je.h," , iiriSa?fl l"it tf.Srtlh.lmlna But -. iieiiii f:vnur. laiiivcf ana friends. Itah Council. No. 98. D. of l.,.ln- vlted to funeral. Wad.. 3:30 o. m.. 201fi . . suio Ana ft. Frlenda may call Tuea., after ft p. m. V.eSAfWil!Hh. w.-.k ,...-. jnti ir end. w .lev M. K. Ch'ircn. Invited vlt.a to luneral. Thura,, H-.SU a. in., rad io services, Tue... 1:80 p. m father-lnlaw. denre of nn. KVank X. O'Connor 2S17S residence, William 'n. Hlll.'Sr.. 1207 B. ,'ambert ". Solemn reVjulem mas'. Church " ...,V, .7aAlB.a a ma n a., """ Mla.OU.1 O. I.VIBW.,, U H, m,, aaaa... ..vw-aH. .a... ,,.....,.. HI Bng iriSIlU. IWI ..IUHU IUU, FtQ. SflO. IT. I 1 requiem f'afA'MJ.te'v'i'v!111! nd A. U.. Invltad to fur.ral. rttldani 4 ' w MM rha.lr. Pa. Tnt Wast (.- .'am O-tn . m T i . l.i..4. ifa.t . - IKil j-wiB. wit. rPi.'N?m.:5'viir.."f:' j?. sSnyVyVnc.. iT5rija .refieTiaaK; ..r.r"'"ra ";" w.. miuv f.ATftiHttg -a,iH.w Ta.-ra:" r.r"';-r. .'"?.. 2. ilJCHAEU hu.b.nd of Mary A. oui ,.. ,,..,, .... ,i -.. ! Mm ent.. r,00n Rising Sun ave. I.Awndale. private. weai aurei 11111 1 em. rriena. iiiyiiea 10 xunerai eervices. Wed., ni i n n nor ni 11 i'io 111 irm Ryn. 100 areen lane, Manayunk, ,' iJ ..... Ices. Wed . 2 p. m.. 2138 E Firth t. Tn private, Oreenmount Cem. I.ARA.VON. Jan. 31. EDWARD B. LARA SON". Jr. husband of Anble E. Mrason (neo Fltigerald). Relatives and friends. Florence Castle. No.' 255. K. O. K s S. L. Allen Asso.. Invited to funeral service.. Wed., 8 n. m., 127 I!. Eleanor st . olney. Philadelphia. Int. (Ireenmnunt Cem. Friends may view re- , LAWLER. Feb. 1. MARGARET J daugh. Jer of lata Daniel and Cvttherlno "Lawle?: Relatives nnd friends, n V. si. sodality of !h'.Chtrch of our Iady of Victory, .nylt.ed iiinine 1 ii.-w, prr, AUin eervice. 1 IV,'- S'.""-;".-.-' ""'Ji J'-2Jhi ,,ur ,"Ji "vi, ,oJJ"iur,".' """ V","",",,?.1. Cms. Cem Auto serrtce T TlDWIO j n 'L rT of ' fSnal will begWeH n.ftlnSS. pape7s0copyUn""' "'" b" "'"" 1,ltlmore T.I'riWm nuert 17 l.l.Ml :. Jan. 1. CORDELIA A. I'UT- " .rt.n. wiuuw ot jonn i. x,ynue, itciatlve. !".nnl 'r OI,I5olnr-h,e'.1t.?. '."."'in'd'n;;:.- edi' rP ?riv.',3. !?ffJ?i ; H"onfleld. N. J. MAHI3R. Suddenly. Feb. 1. MICHAEL. Mtravt i.t Hsliitl.oa u n.l fr IanI. In.ito iniinunii ni Ann a ian.e inca 1 1- iakh. i rtinprul AVH. KtSii n. n. ft 'UK li.lo.vi xm . . " ...".. ... .i -", - v.. Harmony Counc 1 No', ill! F. I A.: em.' .1 iiaiin nn ii niinn.v nr nnni ni i ni rn tiimi., :..!' . u.. j. - ... -'-.- ..' .--.'. -::" - hureh . lnvlleri fn .erili. B.f " 1 'r," rulvee IT. nir llMn- mn ck..i.,,i .1 T.,. Arlington Cem ;..7.. ... ,, ......... .. .. .. I .MCi.Ayi.t,.-o,--i.iJSl Rl Bea, UPC. 10. at i,mn nn rinurt. v, .nii .i.k.n n. .Mary .Mcuanaie... or iuuu salmon at., ana IT" r '. V V." ' "V-.."'".".' -"" ,nn of Aennn and luln .tame. Mnnln.. , ., j 11 "- "e'1 . . - a "iv."i"'?V: r. ' "C'.'-H'-".1". mack. Funeral Wed.. K-.30 ,.u.'i"":.."'-i?l:..JI;,ne:..n" ""rr -i.'Ii-e'' 10th at. Solemn requiem mass St. Illta's '. --.... ? i.nurcn hi . m. int. private, new came- t .nfivhrn i m i 1T11I. . McDUNOLulI. r f h. I. PATRICK J,, son ' ?L&'!tla,fi"tih"?":t ?lR1ou',!,.,5 ' ,llr jauien Hnu iiiaranrei .-iicioni Oughtererd. County O.liv.r. Ireland L'VA" an? '""'!". ,nvU'd '? .",nr"1- a. m. re.ldence of sister. Mrs. Kller ' '7x- ,r''!1'nee of "tater. Mrs. Kllen "JntsJH, Hi! lo1.ehmmaK,'iiIf; Kjjr.. tiulem Kr :rtiHR I1,. Auto funeral. ,.,.- ;-,.,,.. i " '.am." ,-.,a.n.?..f.,"".9f..M-r?."1 "...?f'd.i ;';?7 WeJ "2 p. m" .New Cathedral Cem" Wilmington, Del. Friends may cull Tues ... 1S7J7 A.t ave.. Oak Lane. .foriuiTir r.-.u 1 imiiinpT .-1..- - Michael J. McOrath and daughter of late Franci. and Mary Merry. Funeral, to which relatlvea and friend. Invited. Tue. . 0 a. m.. 1714 S Orlivnna st. Sclemn mass of re nuleni, Church .of tho Sacred Heart 10:30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. st Angel "ViitAtiT r.K o mtiv t. ... -. in Thur... at 2 p. m.. at the re.ldence of lu. yv. . n,au . ..,.... .. ".i: J . JJIrtSRATH. Feb. 2. at (iwynnld MA11V,"J. " "A.imA-.4lJi,.5,2ii -tw. ll noenK' M.moh "l l"A rhrs C Memphis at. Solemn requiem ma.s Church le Nativity 111 a. m. int. Holy Sepul Cem. Auto service. jtciAuaHUN, ."V?V "!-'.- "1 . "J "!".'" IIUB"Ml Feb. 3. JAMKS, husband laV ""ndrKnS.V.tdnft.dd O." - .V'Vn 11 a" r V rmrtin r'n.... v-i' No. ISO. F, and A. M,: MeClellan Council. 2I3. II. T. O. E.. invited to funeral e'r Relative, and friend. Invited to fun.r.l Pr4-Vi(.'t-4I "run a. f. ., '- trjt - iceiuriit,e, E and Clearfield .t.. Int. Oakland Cem. Remain, may be viewed Tues. eve. MONTOOMERV, On Feb. 1. 1010 MART j.. beloved wife of William Montgomery. A services, ea., p. m. patient sufferer. Relatives nnd friends, also patient .uuciri. iicmuir, nuu i Purity Home No. Ii. 11. of A., ai of lleacon Presbyterian Church. .'., 7. !..-. . n.in.i. -.. . nd member. ' invuea to VIHER. -Feb. 1 11ERTHA V. MOZER. 1 wife of Charle. O. Moier (nee Delderman)! aged 28. Relatives and friend, invited to fu- npn1 Werl. 1 n. m . It-.-iK Wnl.,A.1, . Kast Oermantown. Int. private, Fernwood I Cera. Remain, may bo viewed Tue 1.. after 8 p. m. I MIILLIOAN. reh. n T5I.T.A n .f. e Ferrl. Mulligan and daughter of Martin and Sablna I.ennon, at residence of parent., 2214 S. Hemberger t. (23d and Jackson its.). Hue notice of funeral will be given. NOLAN. Fejb. 1. LUKE L.. husband of Inula Vnlnn All) On.rrv a, and mnn nf T.n. nle and late Edward J. Nolan, aged 84. Rela. lives and friends invited to funeral, Wed., 730 a. m.. residence of mother. 1344 S. I.xon st. Solemn requiem mass Church of th. Mn.t Tlleaaed Sacrament tt n m rn, Holv Cross Cem. OCHNER. Feb. S. 'NEURADA. widow nf Adelrlch Ochner (nee Karlln). aged 81. Rela. Adelrlch oenner tne. Harun). aged 81. Rela. tlvea and friend, member, of Archcan Fra- . a... .. H.. Il.l. ll.n.tl.. ,..... .- -.. neral, Frl.. 7:80 a. ra., 8830 N. 11th r' i llagitilm mats a n a. ni.. Ht. ltAnavanliiru. r.-rv.WKi.T. vh. ft cirat't:? rt -,(. ."-V"".".-.."". v7v. "? .;;".." . ff """" friends' Invited to funeral service.. Thuri,. .?. - al ltan "' " "- n-rnwoit Fab. 2. MARIA. widn VW" O-Connor. Relatives ani friend, in- vltid tb funeral. Thii.. HUlu a "" I. - t. -l v.i O.' ' ". 4nt- JtOl UrOSS " . . ' ' - . 1 S. " e "a. ,.. ." cem. . PhrT'.' fiiAi.iJfl- "- """. "r."-..!:-""--T;,.;.m'",.""...",y "' nami. Jteiaiivr. .nil iri.no. invuea to ru P'rai, iiiui... . a. .... ,i a. t-n.llp. at, S funeral. Thur...p a. m.. r.slde'nTf v..tmorelnd at, Sol.mn ma., of requiem oniniaw, .Tiiiiani a. onnor, 93 w, Ht. Veronica's cnurcn 10 a. ro. Int. Holy cr'oaa Cem, Auto aenrlca, PAX80N,-lth-da, First Month 81. t. aged 72, ll.latlv.s maat train Reading Terminal 0:48 r.atcwn. k. i T. utUMIot tie. of Bt. Jame.'B. and ht. Agatha'a vViVir iirir. cony Churches. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8:30 Va?.KBR. Feb 3. WILLIAM II., son of j. mv 14 N. 3H- st. 8olemn requiem mass Harry and Emma w'alker nnd husband of St. yamea's Church 10 a. m. Int Moly u"rElliabeth Walker (nee Surfleld). Relat Cro.a Cem. Auto service. . Jf.:".VnS friend. Heln.r. and Pre.. Fe.der. a m aaP ' IS RinltlTM itn,ri,n Twnm nmnitn. .... lnvH.4 ,a .,.H...1 -. 1 n...?-- .. f ..;!. . " "rii "chicb, inur.., p, m,, 3123 Aspen at. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Re- emnlove. of Haldwin 1 iv. Wort. .14 'i.. 7 -- ----- ..-..-. . --- - .BNYAni) (nee Smith), aged 84 years. Rala-1 iiv.a ana lriennv nvit.n tn rnn-ei i.n; ... D m.. H. W. mr Part, nve .nil nt.ittnnd ft Int. private. North Laurel Hill Cem. Remains may bo viewed Tues. eve. M SIMlON. Jan. 81. MARGARET O., daughter of Mary and-litr William Simpson, Relatives and friend. inVired- -t- funeral, y ed. 2 p. m., residence of brother-inluww Jame. Cheatley, 2127 Oakford at. Int. 1-ermvood Cem. Auto "ervlce. BUTII. Fen. 2. ANNA M.. widow or Ed. ward L. Smith. vlVjd to ..Stle. Th!"" "V' 2,'th,, lnt NorthwoodV?mP- " LVvhrii if-ai .. SW m n INYowirjo "Lllll V.:l ilelatlves ana xrirnas m-i .1110 in. Oa.nn af . INEZ, widow ot John Snyder, aged 80. Fu- nersl service, and int.Drtvat.r . SNYDER. Feb. 2, KATHRYN ROSS, naugnier or J-Tank and Mary Hnyder. aged G 'hii" " Prl -ateV iVeriwrl Cem V.' Cam? den. N. J. Remain, may bo viewed Tuea, BPBISRR. Feb 1. PASPEH nRHVAnn nn of Henry and Johanna Spelser (nee Druedlnu), ad 24. IMatlveii and friends, membera of Marquette Council. No. 289. K. rt f U Olanl.. r.iln1l. rt..W tm,AAA " j. t jt lurjiiini n yBiiiutiu ,iuii, iiivtiCM, to funerals Wed., H:30 a.-m., parents reaU dtTiCe. 727 W. WtT.Q'Qhf.pklnir mt. Solnrmi reaulem maita St. IInrv'n rhurrh ID a. m. -.,.. r. . I " .... 1 . iieaeemcr wtm, auio zunerai. ' s'HON, Feb. 3. THOMAS. on ot: late r-lfza Stevenson, area 3D. and frtendd, employes I .rami 9- r Yard Invited to iuneraL Thurs. i resmence oi iiaicr. .Mrs. i.itner, 5 H. llonsall n, (2.3d and Mc, Tnt Mt Mnrlnri i"m Anfn 'UP"",1' - ii""'"' ? ho vletted Wed.,, nfter 7 n. m. nir.nAiu. "on OI ""'." WnriSline r Hiew.rt. - ... .. ... .. -..-.... ...... .: . rervice. nea.. lll.au a. in.,.njii M. stn n."t . i -..sn'.. ;... : .- . : r. . ." v. ktVivh ii'irKA. Lr!v.V,o.n i. .. Di"0',.'S-- i. ''?'."own-. I-.. "? tl. UAL.1'11 1. I U.N tiU.M l, 3gtU ill. IT1- .,- ,.. , uAii.r...mH , ,ic .1,1. r. wi.c.b.kiv .tuit . .. utiit i t.-.i. inv npeciii CTnf' n.w.... . .;. . w. .n.. ...v..unu ...... erly ds In' us- i .Ilol.tlvb. and f i-4n- (nvla1 .n f nnaral . XTi (nee .Mageei. tormeriv ot tv- m. front at. Kto a. m. re.ldence of sister. Mr. . filli' I Flanagan. 1805 8.-f.7th at. Solemn rwalam. I ma.s cnurcn or the Most lllessea BacramYKS-i lo a. m. int. uia i.ttnenrai Lem. Charles II. Sudell. aged RO. Funeral private. T w.a o n m W Atnslle at Fall, nf I SchuTllTlll? SrVl??; Church .or St. jl5n?i nLiir.i,Li-eo. .. cjiiaiii, wiaow ot I thff IpfH L:4 p. m. Int. ndJotntnr rroundi. )ana ' jur'tha c! s'ulllva'n 'tn'ee iiager). t S?!v. "? Irlend. Invited to funeral. , tu iii A.N. e. i. iir.Tiin j.. nu in.urs. n;oii a. in., ...wii ..iniiru i. Jii.il re- , ...' ft C -. n. t..j.. n . i'n !. llol C T Cem. r.rrlag. funeral.- " SUTVAN.-Feb. I. SARAH RISHOP. wife I ?U,T to JiXl&!- TnivaOv m 22 j ""n ave MVrlntvlll. l' J lnt i - AonrTfown Cem S2 mar ba'vlawei alri coopcrtown Lfm. itemaina may d. vi.weo ntri cci?iTp f.h 1 Trtrntr1 tatp i era ' ,,3?iTS::l5 eViiii KninVi" "un..i "i'VhT.,?nJJini. 'voMiSr'';Sit P"!1 cJiSlanl .mS J?" .nn ini.-i. '""""I. A'rv':.-r,nVnn0MV,,""',''i .7 Thma" A. Fower.. ..10K Jiyrtiewooa st.. TEMPI.IN. Suddenly. Feb. 2. IT ,...-l.un nf P.lhaHna i. 4f .tosEPir aged 02. Services and Int. ttt Heading. Pa. ). TOH1N. Feb. 1, DKlJrt. widow of Mat- ' thew Tobln (neo DU..5--U. Funeral Thur... Q.itri a m. 3.117 A,n Bt. Solemn mas. of. i reaulem st Aeia'a Church 10 a. m. Rela- ; - , tlves and frlt-as Invited. Int. New Cathtdral , r Cem. Auto tunerai. Townsend. of Toronto. Can., at Somorvtlle. t noston. Mass.. Jan. H. ot pneumonia, and 38. Formerly of Philadelphia. ( TRAUTWEIN. Jan. 31. WILLIAM", hus- band of Sonhla Trautweln. aged 04. Rela tive, and friend.. Phlla, Butcher." Unter;., tiit.nnii. Ttrnrier Vereln. St. Franslatu. ana st, Michael. Hen. Societies, all other socl- etles ot whlcn no was a memoer. invuea tu , I at am a nil Union. No. 11. Invited to. funeral. Frl.. 2 p m.. residence ot parents. 1812 8. 23d st. Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Frlenda may call Thur.. .... WHITE. Feb. B, MART, wife of David . White (nee Moore). Relative, and friend. invited to funeral. Wed.. 7:80 s. ra.. 80S N. J ii..,.t,nn .t. Solemn requiem mas. Church of St. Francis Xayl.r 9 a. m. Int. Holy Crosa Mem. Auto funeral. Fottsvllle. I's,, - ""Williams. Feb. 1. Catherine, widow, of Charle. William.. . Relative, and friend. K st. Solemn requiem mass Church of the Ascension 10 a. tn. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. Auto funeral. ... .n.n .... WUNDERLF. On Feb. 3. 191. ALEX i wnvn MAPKIE. ion of Horace. CI. ind lnVltCU I" Ul.l. .""."l .uw mt; III, w.f. ....inn M Wunderle. aged 19 months. Rela i- tlves and friends Invited to attend . funeral ! services, en Wed., at 2:30 P, rn., at the re.lw aervice.. on -.. ; .u v .. m rij Jence of hla parent.. Willow. Orove sve.. . ... .fill V. Tn, nrlv.t. - ' . ... ,. .. ... ii W Our aaulomant and annnlntmsntii I it V .aro on tna mcnaat plana of dignity an. 4 eannsminf T 1 I Your I-ilrr Kerulata th Coal 1$ mwt vinnvnvj TJNDiaiTAKWM L. 8. IUOHRMAK trsl Parlors. S8I1 Havwford ere., servloe. Helmcmt 14M. . . ismmmoLVxtt 4- . J.i t ". 41 X3 i,'A '! il 4, m ! 7. 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