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ENJOYS COMFORTS
KKy Private Dcvunucy. Gcr-
inuntown I3oy, Writes of
'Home' in Occupied Area
WITH 'LOST BATTALION'
Three Philatlclpliians Listed
Among Dead in Day's
Casualty Report ,
frit ate James I. nttann)'. a Phila
delphia boy attached to the Seventy
sixth Field Artillery, who wan with
the, "Lost Un. allon" In the Argonnc In
September, li now surrounded by the
"comforts" of a German household.
Ha Is dolnc p&llco duty In Germany,
but writes Interestingly to his mother,
Mrs. Sarah A. Dcvanncy, "8" Hast 'Wooil
lawn avenue. Gcrmantown. of his ex
periences In the war.
Ho came through the various attacks
In which his unit participated with only
a slight dose of gas. Ills father, Krt
ward Pevanney, a lieutenant In the
English Royal KMc-, was twice wounded
nt Verdun. Private Dcvanncy mentions
In tho letter a close call he had. He
wrote :
I had been looking for the chance
o write a letter to you, mother, for a
long time, but could not get an oppor
tunity until one day at daybreak on the
.morning of July IS, T slipped away In
tho woods to write. 1 had only began,
sitting beneath a tree, when an cnicer
called me to so out on a detail, and I
felt a little Icccd about being dis
turbed, but later was thankful to the
oftlccr.
"""or almost Immediately after I
reached the shelter of the officer's dug
out a shell dropped directly where I
had been sitting and tore the tree to
splinters, scattering my wrltlnr ma
terials In every direction."
Experiences "Something Terrible"
Private Devanney now looks back on
hlu experiences on the firing line as
"something terrible." "The German beds
are soft" and we American soldiers ate
treated vpry well here," he wrote In
conclusion. ...... ..
Private DeAnnne enlisted 3laj -v,
101", and hai been overseas since jui
after his. son had Joined the .American
army.
Three Philadelphia Fatalities
The names ot thirty-three Phlladel
nhlans annear on the casualty list to
day. The report for the country totali
1011 heroes, and Included arc ninety-1
one Pennsylvanlans.
There are three fatalities in the re-
nort for this clly. Frederick Bon en. a
civilian, whose address Is given as 132
w-l . .. .l nl.... T1. -
last. He had served four years in tne MonaRlian came from Ireland live jcars
cavy before enlisting In the army. His I ago and enlisted November 1. 1917. Tie
father, who Is fifty-two years old, en- '" Placed in Company G. .Seventh In
llstcd In the British army five months I ""itry. at Kort Slocum.
rairmuuut .tvvtiut, huu jinaic juim .i. y-uivi i u- . .vain. ... ...,,.. -
Johnson. 1339 South Cleveland avenut'hate James Marston was 11 victim uf
are reported to have died of disease In pneumonia, ho was brought to Wablilng-
france. Trlvate Frank W. Corbeit. 3116 frnl f Isla,ld' s- C" "uft:rlB
Custer street, who was previously classl- ' fro'" ' bch.'t , ,.i ...,
fled as wounded severely. Is now reported
officially to have been killed In action.
The llility remaining on the report
aro classified as follows: Wounded se
rt . .. ,..t,t . -i.. i. ... i.w..i
verely, four; wounded, with degree un
determined, eight, and wounded slightly,
elKhlccn.
SKETCHES OF THE HBOES
. .
ling, 1328
i-cmyxth
ti,,
, m Zu'X:
invnif iiiinaiu .a. riuiiinc, i j;s
Aorln w anion; atrcct. a me
Cempany (I, 103d Infantry Twt
"Yankee" Division, cassed In
y ij. 103U inrantr;
:" Division, gass
conno when his unit came up to rellevi
hen Ills unit canio un to re ova
me, erni)'-niniii imisio
has returned to his home.
the, fcevcnly-iilnth. Division In October.
I.,,., tn l.l. 1.n,
"I was first in ac
"Yankee"
Ran Into
Oicn Barrage
tion at St. Mihlel.
September 12." and
from then until the
armistice It was rne
continual n t t a ck,"
said the soldier "We
captured everything In sight, sometimes
taking enemy scouting parties composed
ot two or threw companies. On one oc
casion wo were going so fast that wo
ran Into our own barrage."
Private Schilling Is the son cf Charles
richllllng. a sword manufacturer. TIo
entered the ren Ice In May ojf last jear
and after three months' training at Kort
JfacArthur, Waco, Tex., sailed for over
seas. Private Frank W. Corbeit, 315th In
fantry. Rerrelv wouiiHrH earlv In Amer
ica's pnrtlclpat'on In tho war, recovered, i
cording to the War Department. Cor'bctt
was twenty-four years dd and had lived
uut was amen in action on uciodw i, nc- ,
at 3117 Weymouth btrect prcvloUH torn-
Jte was employed at tho Uracil spartlng
goods factory.
Sergeant elaon S. lreton, 621 HerKley
street, Camden, was wounded In the
thigh August 1 at Chateau Thierry and
-aafSj s,tivj rss-aviasj t IJb'tv v I svsaeisaa,t"
recovarea only lo Do again vvounueu in
to do again wounueu in
ino ueau ann nr
Ars;onne. accord!
celved bv his ni
unite '-' ui'v.ni nv tiLro n
motlicr. lie Is a member
of Company U, Seventh Infantry, Mrs,
lreton receives mall regularly from her
on, but according to his letters It has
bad no word from liW parents since he
arrived overseas. They havo tried In
various ways to' get mall lo him but iWeStminitcr ?', Av,
have failed In every Instance, and now I , ,, r.i?' "?
the ton thinks his parents dead becausal '" 1-Bupwjj1rjjaj
they do not write.
bergeant lreton is twenty-four jears
Old. Ho enllbted In November. 1317.
trained at Camp llreene and tailed April
last. II Is a graduate of tho University
nf Syracuse and at the time ho enleted
the service was phslcal director over
thlrty-rlve schools there.
Frlvate ftamuel Aurebarh, of Camden,
X. J., originally reported missing, Is
now said to have been wounded In ac
tion. Her Id u dispatch bearer of the)
S08th Infantry and, according to recent
nT!,;r.J Af0.n. Idlers from lilm to
Utjvrred Message, reiatveB In Cam-
Then Collapsed den, ho ms carry
J , , Ing an Important
rrom it minus message, ' when
wounded by a mus
tard gas shell. Ito was knocked uncon
scious, tbut partly recovered and stpig
gled on with the inessage. collapsing
when It was delivered. After this ex
perience) ho spent two months In r hospi
tal. Private Aurebach Is iwenty-four
years old. He went to Camp Dlx with
' a, traft contingent from Camden In Feb
ruary of last car, and embarked In
May. The ship lie nailed on, h eald In
.-. t a. jeiier Home, Bans two sunmnrinrs uur
, , Ing, the oyage. Ho fought at Chateau
, ? Therrj"i St. Mihlel arid the Argonnc bat-
tlea.1
' 1. rrlrate Rosso fllarr. SSI Stevens
strert. Camden, was wounded In the
sifoot by shrapnel In the battle, of the Ar-
aronne. Ha Is a. meinrMr nf Cotnnaiiv D.
1i jJSOJth Infantry, and has been overseas
".-itieii ivibv taMt it uab Ta.ri nn Ktii.
,- .....f, r" ....,.-. w.. - -
rry :t. ami went to camp uiz witn a
draft quota from Camden In February,
tin. , - t
', LWotenant .Nathan Kfantman, nral
Naa mechanic, 1i2d Aero fiquadron, was
tr Hiliea in France, April 3, IBIS, when
ins airplane in wrucn no was ,riaing,
made a Jiail landing. The news of hl
deatli was received by his brother, Jacob
Krantman. n tailor, lit! North Fifty
Sfeemd treetl from tho lied Cross,
rhetwapha of lh boy's funeral and
WBMfravo were S?nt here, Tho pilot
M9M with slight Injuries. Krantman
rtftd. beeu In this country four years
wImb 'America declared war. Ho en-
! iiMea in ins aeru corns ana trained at
a-,,Ully neld. Tex.
5A IHTlai Xllehael Jtlonaahan vras In
jaftMwr six montns witn ins regular army
I. torn a leg in ino Argonne forest
tnm a shell expldslon. Ho visited the
JMMri of his cousin at 13S4 South
atBUU Ul , . , I
it! mm.WWtH NOTlCgfl
JywUli
ctKir THsenoitE
sa.wiut at rna
I f.1 v.ruon
Rosawnlt
Honor Roll oA the City
and Its Vicinity Today
inr.it or iiir.AM4
llllllsn
rni'.llKRirK tlOllr'.N. 132 l'atrmount
ac. (Incorrect Niddress )
Prliale
JOHN II, JOIINMIN. 1330 South Vet
luni air.
hit.i.r.ti iv .UTiriv. rnrvini'si.Y
uuoitTr.n mii Mr.i M'.r.ni'.i.
rrhate
I RANK IV. CORIIlrTT, 3111 Tuitfr tt.
mu'Mir.ii m;i r.RKi.v
' rritalra
Rnnr.nr orkiv, k.ii Rainbridie at
CLUILMT. II, HlllYi "03 W nutwood
MlYilAKI. MONAHIIAN. 1311 South
Twrnty-slith st. .L
C'HXRI.r.l J. Mlir.sON, 2013 SOUlh
Fsuti -fifth lit.
oit.Ni)i:i nrini:i: umibtf.r.
MI.M'.H)
Vrgeant
(li;OR(lK Jl. LAM5. 811 Tcrl st
Mechanic
U!.mm l. SMITH, 1013 North Twen
ty-sixtn si,
t'rltiitft
1IRRV T. TArPKR. 1312 Spruca t.
JOHN' McllKRMOTT. 210 South Tlltr-
temth it.
WOI'MIEII (IJKORKK VNnnTT.R-
"ii.ni:i. rRi:Hiii.Y Ri:roiE
JUSSIMI IN ACTION
Corporal
JOHN II. r.RKKNHAUill, 2SO-J houth
Cl-fland e.
. rrltatu
Hll.UVM U'Mrr. 201U Iuphln t.
iomi;mio ro.i:tti, 2012 rcrJinand
Ht
MICH M.I TANNKTTI. 5:j Lancaster
MIIVMIKII HI.IOIITI.Y
Corpornl fl
MCIIOIlS r.I.in.U. I10 South Tnth
at
TrlTHte
JOSEPH . CARROLL, 2f.0 lthwn si .
Hnlmi"burp.
i:. MICIIAEI. CI.ARKSO.N. 10J1 South
Svr ntenth t.
ANTONIO IlKMimtVMil. 3912 Mmoud
t.
1'IIWK P. CONYIIRY. II!.'!) l'Vot ,1
4Mi: II. CRO-SI 241 I'lns t
.HIIIN lir.KRON. I'iiimi I'nyuKa t
AI.DO IIORx.XRI. 1312 South Mole st
INCi:Vll I.KI'OKAI'K. 1143 L'antrell ft.
CLAItKNTK ti. ZIMMERMAN. 2021 Et
Krto RAe.
HMIT. O, RORlii:. 4UD North Fourth t.
ROShO STARR, 332 Stoens it.. Cam-
elfn. N. J.
ANTHONY MORTIMER, 3357 North
RmMlry St.
nun) to", sosa Tumid t
WILLI VM II. SMITH. 323 North Second
t.. I'amien. N. J.
CARNEOIK lnitNH. C22I1 Callowhlll St.
JOSKPH I-1TEUTY. 3B30 nMimond t.
Mil llr.I.N(ii;i.O ROAIANO, T0I Teilcrat
st.
Twenty-sixth street, when he returnc
, from tt furlough at Camp Hlx. He
, landed In this country December 23,
Llentenaut Henry Ward Marton, Jr.,
non of Mr. and Mrs, Henry AVard JIars-
tor according to a icport from Paris,
vesterday. died In ,
Learn of One
a French hospital. I
When the olTlccr's
parents received
tho notice of their
son's death they
were at tho death
bd of another son.
k Son'j Death Ifn'ie
, D j 0i
I '
Other Son
i
Trlvate James II Marston, marln;
' ., n- Im n n'n.l,t-lnn linttlllt.ll Prl
lie wan a vuurtiiav jnu h.t: v.v....
rcc'tals In Wlthcrspoon Hall before tno
war..
Muetenant JIarston ,was a member
or tllC l' rcncil .wiation rvrviv-v. i.v
was twenty-one years old and had mar-
Hcd In France. He Is reported to have
I died on February 2. but tho details of
I "'prousTocnTeVlnarniy James
IMareton was studying In Belgium, while
IMareton was studying In Belgium, wniic
., . brother lived with his parents in this
"V " " Wn " CnUe' VCr"
brook. , ,
. ''''' J".l'n ,''n"r?.'s0.n.e.?!..ti,T!S
r ,1,. i,,tv,., 1 u-n.i Willi li a narenls In tnis
. .'. ' ,...Ll' !..;. ir -o. .. ,,,i.i
.S"?r?. ' l'i,' ' " .,', XAhVarTnr a.
,IH Hl IVlt oi.VMM.t. ... w.-".. - --
Ing lo a government mesbage to ins
mother at 1140 South Twenty-rounn
street, lie was wagoner with the Sup
ply Company. 313th Inr.tntry. A brother.
Thomas, Is with tho Fifty-fourth 1'loneer
Infantry and has been HI. Tho third
brother. James, Is In the navy.
Private lllrliartl Jojee was wounded
In the arms and shoulders a few days
before the end of the war, according to
a letter from the soldier to his mother,
Mrs Joseph Joyce. 2836 Albert street.
He Is In a Paris base hospital, he wrote,
Jovca entered the service In December,
1917, was trained at Camp Meade, lie
Is n member of Company n, 316th In-
fantrv, and Is twenty-five.
. . v
Robbed on Busy Boston Street
llostnn. Feb. 7. Two men licia up
Hllsha II. AVIIcov. superintendent of tho
Cicnrrn! lire llxtlngulsher Company, pn
I a busy street In the downtown district
paj roll, amounting1 to $600, ana cs-
VtlVTKR RKilORTS
ATLNTIC CITY. N. J.
l-T-n A"sTsjT1I"
- i Tt
I lJ"
UORID'S GREATIST HOTELSUOdSSi
UIYTFI ROSrORFI lOniufky Av. near
"UI6L BUav-UDtL acli 'Alwa, ,t
open Thoroughly heated. Hall. A. v.. Marlon
. ;
iM.-4.r itravil. t.iev,
orlvate bath, run
SOupdally. C.Huhra
OLD TOIXT COMfOBT. VA.
I'lnd out dljferetir Tn fares to the far South
resorts and Old Point Comfort
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Hotel fhamherlln
or nooVlt und Information nt Cooke 23.1
XSnlmmlna I'ool. Uolf. MStf?
S-s food Cuisine. Every 1
Kuropean Hath and TK
Trjatrnent Writ- J VV D
.r.O.F.ADAMS.MT. lAXf
I'nrtresa .Vlanenr. U. Isunvjf
8, Hroadi Rasmond Whlteonih. 100.1 Chest. I Modern Tearlieri. Hnreall.
hut: "Ask Mr Kostr" In Arker'a, 12th and ' ... .,.A. n,..ln
cnUruVm"''"" K,p"" A- ,l:TAYL0RSqW0Ll
Roeltledae. Fla.
HOTELS
Indian River and Rockledge
ROCKLEDGB, FLORIDA
Oolf. Tennis. Iioatlnr. Fishing. Iluntuif. .to.
Ideal climate. Writ for circular. W. W.
BROWN. Mansaer. flumnur aeasonl Orma
llden Iotel. Lake Bunapce. II. 11.
r-T. lf.nTINr rt.
The Monson
On waterfront. Now,
modonl. fireproof cona.
100 rooms, 0 baths.
rnoTnri.AYS
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAGED BT MEMBERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION-
BELMONT
oju auuvu UAitiiari'
WILLIAM DK8MOND In ,.
"LIFE'S A fUNNT PROPOSITION"
CEDAR 60Tn CEDAU AVENUE
MAItOUKIlITB CLAniT In
'Ll'rTLB MI8S HOOVBn"
COLISEUM MAnKr,?YNTDE.Eo'rH
PAULINR KRKDEnlCK In
"OUT 6F TUB SHADOW"
COLONIAL "nVM'Ktfprit
HKSH1B IjOVK In
"TUB ENCHANTKD BAHN"
CI IP 171 A MTU MABKBT ST8.
C,UiCJS.iH MATINEB DA1LT
OEIIALDINB FAItllAn In
"TUB HEUtt CAT"
FRANKFORd ' "
. sjw,5fimvtmWi
TOTAL OF DAY'S
CASUALTIES 1044
Almost Evenly Divided in
- Morning and Afternoon
Lists
DEATHS NUMBER 9 6
Of These 25 "Were in Action,
17 Due to Wounds, 54
to Other Causes
Washington. Feb. t. There arc 1044
names In four casualty lists given out by
the War Department today. This total
Include SIT In the morning list and
BIT In th nfternoon Hits of allTanks.
In tho nfternoon lists 96 were reported
dead, 49 of these having died of disease.
.while 2J were killed In nctlon, 17 died
rrom wounds received In nctlon nnil 3
dletWrom nlcldcnts and other causes.
.Summarized, the totals arc:
Reported
todav Totals
Killed In nctlon.
Died from wounds.
Died of dlfccnse
Died from accident
31,103
1.1,000
18.003
2.744
17
19
and
other causes
Missing In action. Including
prisoners ...
Wounded . .
15
406
11,802
138,130
Grand fotals .117 233,153
OM'ICKRV LIST
ltfd of Wound
MAJOR John II V.'lIIls I.infhburx. V
llleil Troni Afflilfnl nnil Oilier Cause
CfrcUTK.N'AXr Has Y ll-rrlns. Alloons
I'onnshanlH
Died of lllsease ,
MJIUTUNANTS Collier C Olhe. Oreens.
horo. N. c.: Matthew O llrynolJr. Jr. New
York city.
Wounded, Decree TJndlriubi4
MAJOR Ell H. Moss. Chleaio. 111. , ,
CAPTAIN Italph O. Statlr. lllddlstown.
rninsvlvanla. . V
LI BUTCNANTS Francis N. Jordsn. Man
hattan. Kan.: Ileml O. Knliht. Iyis Oatos.
r.i . (vrii i TiMUinVn v.v Drlans. La.:
I rr.iiicls Lsffgitt VVhltma'rfli, New Tork tils-.
Wounded NlUlitlr
LIUfTHNANTa Itoser IV , lleimett W'a.
ton. Mass.; lleorco Albert Chillier. Mlddle
.... Ltn . VnM. w ivhit-. fntt.iea (lroe.
Ore. Karl IMward Wllhelm. Hilda lo. N. T.:
d Clau.ln II Cross. fVnteriirl-e. Mls. Uentdn
e I n lioblnson Nunda. N Joseph II.
li-iau, Deinlnr, Wash
Jcncrson a u.
PllN.N'SVI.VAMA
K'lled In Aetlon
I'KIVA I U Clinton J. Schotli azaretll
Died of Wounds
n:noi:.NT Roy A. Johnson LehtsMon,
PRIVATKS Mike Kaslrk. C.allltzln. WIl
ddlaw Porpornosl.1. IMttsburgh
Died of Disease
HHRGKAN'T Krnest L. Nelson ovlnaton.
CIVILIAN rrederjcl; Ilohen. 132 Fair
mount avenue. PhllaTlelphla
PRIVATi: John II. Jonnon 1339 South
Cleveland avenue. Philadelphia
,
Missing In Action
vntv VTTrr..l v.-. l.nc!.. svrninoii.
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iiounnru. itrgrre Lnuriermiiieii
urir,iMVT i-un f Tn --Ik P.,.1
, M-Kt.LANT-c.rge M. Lane, ..lb 1 earl
,
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PARCEL POST
, ..,. vsrs a -- rrkm irtxit-
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Loans S1000 for 110
firing sour diamonds, watches and Jewelry
io me, largest, pawnsnop in me vinria
urn D I fin. 4 Un
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New classes forming Feb
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SntVJ,...,."""' ".l?.,h "'reel. I'hllailflphU.
1'RIVATKH . Michael Nlrotra. K.rl'i Chris.
Innlier I Vila llelllna-. rillshurgh, 'tlarry T.
TaPP'r. 1.M2 hpniro street, PhllsilelphlKi
s'amoa Trl",ll. Krle: Joseph J. Yonllls.
IMtlsburalii l'1-trn A, Klorelll, Conshohoikcn:
MlrhMl J. Ilrrlfk. Mi'Keen ItnckS! Tlioinas
Ituninleii, I'rankt John Mrllermntt, 210
Moulh Thlrlietitli street, Philadelphia
Hounded Sllltlillr
mimillWIH Prank. J. Downs. 1'otts
5,Hlei Irwin Nsrkman. I'hvenlill1rj Samuel
u Shearer. AVaterloo.
CQIIPOIM l,S -dVilerlcU 1.. 1lelchncler.,
rieadin! I'rank Yix-uni. Catavlsssi Oeora-e
I-re.l Zleglcr. Jr.. l'lttshurah: Arma tiuey.
Iloutadalei. Mlehael J (larfney, lloutcdale:
Charles JKIee. tfonesdale.
PRIVATUM William II. Hmllh. 1tlo.l.urir:
nifV H!H,I.H'. I'unu'sne; Tom Tsnkalakls.
PlllahurRli, IMward A. Taneey. riltahdrshi
Thomas Mclnell, 5tcKeesport CarneKle
Joiina, 22B I'nllnnhlll street, Philadelphia:
Annnr llminnu. eiina.n. I.m,,. a mi.....
tier, Pittsburgh- Joseph "ijHIerty, 3fi.1! tlleh-
un i nir-ri, i-nnsneipnia: Anrrio tanrn,
Itansln: Ameileo Hurlonr. rjttston: MUhel
angelo Romano, "Of ivderal street, Phlla
dslphla: Donotn Rattio, Uallltsln.
Died of Disease, Prevlon-lr Heporpted Died
of Wounds
rniVATIJ linos W. Burke, Steelton.
Killed In ellon. Pretlously Reported
nnunaea erereix
rniVATK Frank V. Corbett. 3116 Cus-'
ter street, Philadelphia,
Wounded. Decree I'ndelermlned, Preileoslr
Itriiorteil Missing
rRIVATHS Tohn R. Oreenhalgh. Sfion-
j-wuiii .irv-ina sirrei, i'nuaaeipniat jonn
Pcgursky. Westmoreland City- Albert Whit
man, St. Mary's.
Returned to Dutr. Prerlously He ported
Missing
rnlVATHS Harvey C. Kehley. Ilethle
hem: Oeorge O. Kemmerley. Lancaster: Jo
seph Ollverl, Ardmore: Daniel L. niggles.
Ilyner.
Keturned to .Military Cnntrnl. I'reriouslr Re
ported .Mli-lnc
rniVATB Harold S. Presby. Altoona!
m:v 4i'jsr,v
Killed In Artlon
PRIVATES r- Oeorge Oadonsky. Jersey
Olty: Chris niedel. North liergen; Tre'derlck
AMIIlam Wagner, Jersey City.
Died of Disease
PRIVATKS John Y. Reed, Trenton: Jo.
eph A Roach, Tlalntleld.
Mlsslnr In Action
, PP.IVATn rrancesco jrartlno. Hoboken.
, Hounded, Degree I'ndelermlned, Previously
i Reported Died of Wounds
PRIX TE Prod Goodwin. Newark
Returned to Duty, I'rerlously Reported Died
I'rom Arrldent and Other Cause
CfMlPORAL Henry Miller. North Tlaln
Held.
Wounded. Degree I'ndelermlned
,, 1E,'?a,KV'TS Thorna, Dvstra, raterson;
" Ayj.'1, Johnson, Jersey City. .
rifnvr,JlALS . IMward O. Nann. Jersey
city: Nicholas S. M. Romano, Hoboken; VIc
,0n'.1Jfrn'..K'eale. West Hoboken.
TRIVATKH Csslmltr Ssxnes. Van Iluren;
Jan Rensselaer. Rldaewood: Vltn Itonnardl.
.""rson: fouls reldman, raterson- August
ivioeblcn, Hoboken. Anthony Lanzara, New
aria I
rnOTOPLATls
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WALLACU RI'ID in
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AjawLIjtn in a.m. to ii us p.m.
iiuis nr.NNisoN in
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NORM TALMADOH In
T1IF. rORIlIDDEN CITY"
BROAaWAY m&uttyvT.'-
m'l'.LTN NKSRIT In
"I WANT TO IIMiar.T"
chestnut hill Bsnr:;
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"THH ORHATCST T1I1NO IN LIKIV
'rVnDirCC MAIN ST.. MANAV'UNK
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r AlVUL-I 8 A. M. to Midnight.
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Hounded Mlshtly
.BlUinmNT Daniel Usdlce, Trenton.
CORPORALS Peter Metenskl, Harrison!
Albert M. Urgan, Newark.
l'llIVATi:H William It, Pmllll, .t.'.-! Norlll
Vftcn oier he chnrird with 56 inxcs ni
" "Biiiiiliil, Vl VII VII .!. mi's ! I. sr at
lin refundeil to him when he rcKlslcrs.
IlliN Iiiglti tsltirv nt nn.sVi A(it ntiil tries' X"
z wnen lie votes at tho primary nnu l
when ho voles at tho general election.
iBratlts
.. AR.MSTRONO. I'eh. I. at Car Mar.
N J.. JOHN II. ARMSTRONG, aged 64.
Relative and friends, all societies ot which
tie Was a member ltivllrt tn nerlca Stat..
4JI:."I0 a. m.. residence of his brother, Wil
liam ii. Armstrong, is.'v a. -1st st. int.
private.
. ifAiiiii'-Ki.u. Feb. n. i;itMiar T., nus
bind of lato Jnscphlno llargfclil (nee, Whltt
man), aged 7'. P.elatles and friends In-
viieu 10 funeral, sat.. 'J p. m , 4021 Haimon
St.. Ilrldeabura. fnt. tlerman Itefnrmed
Rurylng Qroutid. Remains may bo viewed
I ri., n in iu p m. wasnington papers copy,
I1KAVKR. Feb. 5. I3FFYI3.D,. wife, of J.
Cordon Reaver ne Priest), aged 37. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Mon.. 3 p. m.. residence ot husband, 4339
Freetand ave., Rnborough. Int. private.
nKRTOLHT. Feb. 4. of pleurisy. MART
GRACE, daughter of late Famuel and Mary
A. Rertolet, graduate nurse of U. of Pa.
HerMces Frl,, 8 p. m.. residence of uncle,
Renjamln Dcrtolrt, S1 12 Columbia ave. Int.
private. Sat.. Dcrtolrt Hurling Grounds,
Frederick! Pa,
niNNSi Feb. (I. WILLIAM KDGAR. bus
hand of ttva Rogers Titnns and aon of late
William and Rachel Tllnns, aged 02. Rela
tlvea and friends, also Oermantown I.odge.
No. 3n. A. O. M. P.. Invited to funeral aerv
Ices. Sat.. 3:45 p. m., 81 W. Johnson st. Int.
Ivy Hill Cem.
ROOTHMAN. Feb. B, nr.RTIrA. daugh
ter of Eugene and Allen stern', aged SI.
Relntlves and friends also Bodallty of St.
Stephen's Church, Invited to funeral, Mon.,
8:S0 a. m,, parents' residence. .103.1 N. 10th
st. Illjh mass at St. Stephen's Church 10
a, m. Int, Holv Sepulchre Cem. Auto
ROTTO. Feb. ... JOSHPit V. ROTTO.
husband of Mary Ksola Rotto and son of
lato Dominie and Louisa Rotttx Relatives
and friends invited to funeral. SO.'.n N. lr.th
st. High mass of requiem Church of Our
Lady ot the Kternal, Sat., 10 a, tn. Int.
Holy Cross Cem.
ROTD. Feb. 4. ANNA V (nee Kelly),
wife, of Robert A. Rovd. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Mon., S:30'a. m..
II W. Jefferson st. Solemn high mass of
requiem St. Michael's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy rVeputehra Cem., Auto funeral.
IinADV. Feb. 3. 'JOHN C. aon of late
Philip and Mary -Ann Rrady. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. (Vat., 8:30 a, m..
2132 N. rairhlll at. High requiem maas St,
reward's Church 10 u. in, Int, Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
rllOTOPLATW
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'.""'"". "."""bridge! Christian KrttK. jr., i'Iv- '"'"li "-".-. ",'f;i:' ' it,. !'. Augusia htnt.iM M. "eiatnes anojeMAIlY C. wife of James vV Porter .!' '
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Afea.,dcry,.nuwkl. ).,.,, , -?liKfi.S J.'V&-,. MATILDA NORttlS. WroM Z'VnlSci'-oFMW
- widow or John llreeit. formerly of Low.r , ,.!?. . 'S "lItc?,n,rnJr,,c! 0,I'" '"J' ' . ""sir Bldfr.. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. jrri. .
PI... T-. t t I t. . V Mer-lnit tovtnslilp. Montgomery Coiintv, aard nfJ.t.ViiiTv1 t, r.fon " i.TJi' r r! ! Ti ' ,V''wo0j l""- Friends may call Frl., WW'-,, i
I lU In to Make Men olc n Relallve, and friends hulled to funeral ,2t"m'iLVAVi-' ii."''.""';?- ?I 10 p. m. ?1U
llaslon. Pa.. Vrb. 7.-trft.n'nllnir llic s;rvlce. Sal,. 2 p. in. 1. Kalh l. Pike, '". ,BVui.fr,,l."l02hMdl?on a?"" ML POWER.-Feh. B. MAROAIt3T 'AiM
fact Hint only'nboul CO ;wr rent of lite I pnVrfdWe'.iar It R lo m.M train '- J- n" - ' "" "" IL He llr ),Kn- ,A",r..of ,l",,.,t' IlV' I Th4I"!l
oltlicnH lotc. Ill, prliu-liwl offenOorB be I feaVfng OUlh a" 1 P. m. Frllnurmaycafl -" 'ni ,nv " ""n- r,c- m Hc7myd Vl.BiVh?V;,Mi
In tho FO-callc.r 'Inlr-lllircnt claraon." Krl. " s. KELLT.-Peb.- JAME? J husband uf JV hi Pnliom?nn's Tt'hurc?i InvHM In fiiiV?'
Wllllnm Tonkin, former clinlnnan of tlin ' linoiir.RtCK.-Fcb.3. liosr. A., wife. f 1st Katj Helly.Trvlatlve.and frl-nd. In- Sat. 0 !.m' 7roml 411 slraoSSl rf
u'i.i,iii.n ...!.. t v-.i,, ..,.. ' Josenh W. Ilroderlck, Relatltes and trends MteiWio funeral, Snt., 7SW s, in., brother's i..inn. n.i...;r n. aiiZZiX S3X:. if
A'":.."" .'.''"' 1' '" '"'.."" v.". i Inilictt In funeral. Sat.. 8:30 a. m.. 2l.in residence. John J. Klly. 1802 Rltner. Sol nf rcn,n..n .i mi i.hii'...:.r.. .-i.. k"IX
vuiiiu3. nuuosrs in nil mien letter Mini i ..,. . in.,. ..n..i.. .... rt..:-.r . -.- u. t , . ... . r
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which is a guarantee of early showing of
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in your locality obtaining pictures through
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LIBERTY l,,tAJ . COMJMUIA AV.
U'lJUvl 1 MATINHB DAILY
IXJUISA M. ALCOTT'3
I "LITTLC 1VOMLN"
333 MARKET0ft at8
.CARMHL MTKRS In "'I0I"M-
y-wiio will MAittir jir.j"
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DOItOTHY
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"THH 1IHART Q- WITTONA"
VICTORIA tffs
TIICDA RARV In
THIS 8HK I I SV I !.
WHEN IN ATLANTIC CITY
VISIT Tlir: tulAHVIAI. THHATRI1
WJI, FARNUM In "TOR PRCHrjotl"
.
DKATIIsi
IIHATIK)N, .I-Vb. 4, MAtlflAIIKTt widow
linn sv ,"i- rir, t iiimmi !" liT
of ThoitliHrdoM nnd ilnunhlfr of Ujp.
James and Mary Lsrgy Iformerlr nt 117
H. 4lh at. I. Relalhrs apd friends, 1, V.
f. Hodallly nt Ht, Joseph's Churrh. Invited
In funeral. Mon.. R;.10 a m.. snl H. flth
lnn upiph.ny IV n
Int. prlrate, Holy
r- .m
v,!""" vt-hi,
. nriOWN. l.eb,
I. JMAIIT, wife of Joint
!tron, tlrlalltra and friends Invlleu to
funeral, rial., nao a. ni.. iiusnanii'a rest,
denco WOO Taul a'.. VrnnlifoM. rtrqulem
htih mass Bl. Jooehlm'a Churrh 10. a, in.
Int. St. Domlnlo'a Cent. Auto serstrf.
11ROWN. Ken fl I. PIXHIKNCTJ Jf. H.
HROWN. sued 27. of 218 Sd st. Due notlc.
of funeral will bo alien.
IHIVAN. Feb. 6 OEOROTANNA I.
widow of John A. nrran. Relatives and
friends tnlted to funeral services. Rat., 10
a. m.. 1040 Parine at. . Int. Hillside fjetn.
nemslns may be vleived l'rl., 1 to II p. m.
HUCHANAN. Lata nf .1134 Spruce St..
suddenlv. Feb. 1, ANNII3 O.. widow of
Jsmes IJuchatian. Relatives ahd friends In
vited to funeral, Bat.. 1 p. m., parlors of
William ,11. Chew, 8. W. cor. Both and
Rpruc. el". Int. private Hillside Cem.
Auto sen Ice.
RL'RTON. At Vleeport. V. T Second
Month Sth, SAAIUCl. II. RURTON, aK-d 84.
formerly of Fall, township. Ilurks County.
Pa, Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
from Friends' Meetln House,vFallslnton,
Pa.. 7th day. Second Month flth. a p. m.
CANDIDUS. Feb. II. nn.VJAMIN P.. son
of late Louis and Anna Candldus. Relatives
and friendsInvited to services. Sat.. 3 p. m.,
residence of brother. Ixiuls J. Candldus, .1.110
N. 7th, st. tnt Oreenmount Cem. friends
may call rl.. 7 to 0 p. m.
CAVANAOtr. Feb S. ni.IZARETH CAV
ANAOH. wife of nemard J, Cavanach and
daughter nf lata' Edward and Marr Cava,
naah. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. Mon.. 8:80 a. m.. 7182 Tocum st.
Solemn hlh maas St. Clement's Church.
Paschallvtll.. 10 a. m. -Int. Holy Cross Cem.
CLAIR. Seraeant IRVINO 8. CLAIR died
at Dattlmor. Feb. 6. aged 25. Relatlvea
nnd friends Invited to funeral services. Sun.,
10 a, m.. mother'a residence, 8230 Berks st,
Int f!vta, lfar Nebn Cem.
CLIFFH. Al New Tork, Teb. 4, CATH
ARINn n.. dsiithtek of John L. and farah
C. tllffc. aited 32 Relatives and friends In.
lted to funeral. Sat.. 2 n, m., residence of
parents. 1070 Dyro at., Trankford. Services
St. MarlJs P. E. Church 8 p. m. Int. North
Cedar Hill Cem.
COJ3B. At 1328 N. Redficld St., Jan. 18,
THELMA. youngest daughter of Elizabeth
A. and lata Samuel W. Cobb, aged 8. Rela
tives and friends Invited to aervlres. Mon.,
2 P. m.. Oliver It. Hair Bldr.. 1820 Cheat
nut at. Int, private, Fernwood Cem. Trlenda
I mi Uiuis ii w n hi . .inaiMfsii' i iiiiri'M . I ii vnan it i 1 1 .. at ''a. . . . . . i
COLLINS Feb ' a HUOir" hush. .,rt funeral. Mon.. 8:30 a. m parents' rest
r2,NrGiin. !... HSi1.1;! hUT,b,n.?...?!rinc. fl.li7 Haverford av.. .Solemn high
and friends. Bible Class and members Bea
con FresbyterlAn Church: Local No. IB.
I. M. V.i all other orsanlMtlona of which
ne sras a meniDer, invitca to funeral. Rat..
1 p. m.. 2R:,3 Aramtnco are. Services 'Bea.
con Tresbyterlan Church 2 p. m. Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Auto asrvlee. Itcmatas may
be vIcwecLrrl. eve. Chester papers copy.
CULLINAN. Feb. S. COI1NCLIUS. hus
band nf late Catherine and son of lata
Michael and Ellen Culllnan. Funeral, to
which relatives and friends. Holy Name,
I Altar and Rosary Societies are Invited. Sat..
.UU U ."l, MU. u ..u O.i m.iniiii IllttBS at
Jeauleni Church nf St. Edmond 0 a. m.
nt- Holv rross Cem. Auto s-rvlce,
CUNNINGHAM. Feb. 0. WILLIAM P..
husband of Mary Cunntneham (nee Ileaton)
Relatives and friends, Court Schuvlklll, F,
of A.: Monetta Tribe. No. '447, I. O. R. M
Invited to funeral. Mon.. ::io a. m.. Into
Callowhlll st. Solemn renulem massCatho
dral in n m Int. Holv Cros Ccm.
nttti'r rK n rniet pa t nit.i.v
son of late Annte Howell, atVVIlMam Tenn
House, Falrmount Tark. Relatives and
mends lnviten lo runeral. 3lon.. H a. m..
residence of Thomas Talvcy, SlSt Webster
at
men mass unurrn nr the -rransflgura-
tlonIO a
rv1ce.
Int. St! Dcnls'a Cem, Auto
IJAVIM. HI). .. IILIIbLUA 1SJTNTD DA
VIS, aged 05. tlneral services. Sat., to
a. in., residence of her son-in-law. Frank
S. Terry. 4818 Warrington ave. - Int. nri.
vate. "
ueiiAA.-s. icu. ti. haiiau, wire or Leon
Dellaan. Duo notice of runeral, 1018 N.
DENNING FeU. 0. MARGARET, widow
of William J. Denning and daughter of late
John and Ellen Ilutler. Funeral, to which
relatUcs and friends Invited. Mon., 8:30 a,
m., residence of brother. In-law. Samuel 1.
Karcher. BS10 8. loth at. Solemn mass of
reaulei.x Church of St. Monica 10 o. m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem. Auto rerilcc.
DOAK. Feb. 4. LOUISE, wife of Hugh
Doak and daughter of Frank and Alojala
Hchmon. aged 82. Relatives and friends,
Archconfraternlty of the Holy Family, In
vited to funeral. Hat., 7.30 a, m.. residence
of parents. 2038 Palfthnrp st. Requiem mass
St. nnnlfarlus's Church 0 h. m. Int. Holy
Redermer Com.
IMII.IIOW. Iti. 3. J1ART J. DOt.HOW.
Relatives and friends Intlted (a services.
Sat., 1 P. m 1 124 S.srst at. Int. WIl
mlngtnn and ftrandywlim Com., Wllmlnc
ton, Del., on arrltal of train leaving- 11,
and O. Station. 24th and. Chestnut kts..
pVila.. 2:r,:. p. m.
DONNELLY. Feh. ,-.. CHARLES, husband
of late Margaret Donnelly. Relatives and
frlrndo-lnltcd to funeral. Sal,, 7:30 a. m
residence of son, WIlltHm DonneHy. ,014(1
Lorchwood ur West Phlla. Solemn re
quiem mass St. Carlhago'a Church 0 a. in.
'Int. St. D'Mils'a Com
DRUM. Feb. 4. WILLIAM II.. husband
of Florence and aon of John and Ella Dru-n
aged '.'8 Relatives and friends, John R."
Marlln Council. No. 20. Jr. O. of A. M.t
omplojea of Smith, Drum t Co., Invited to
funeral. Sat.. 2 p. ni., tllH N, Orlanna at.
Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.
DUNRAIt. Kch I. WILLIAM J. DUN
nAR. aged 5a. Relalheii and friends. Delta
lAJdge. No. 2UI. . A p, R.: Imperial Com
niaiidery. No 22.i. A and -I. O. K. ot M :
Media Fire, Hook and ladder Co., No 1
Invited to funeral, Sst,. 2 P. m , Ollie and
Stato sts.. Mrill.. I'u Int. Media Cem,
Friends may call I rl,. 7 to 1 p. ni. ,,,
risiiEoimNi:. reb. a, hridoet. wir.
of Joseph I'Tsthbourne and daughter of Marv
and lato Joseph O'Donnell. Relatlvea and
friends lnltcd lo funeral, Sal.. 8.30 a, m
28211 K Allegheny mt. Huiemn requiem
mBBsClruifh of the Njtltlly lo ., m. int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
GAl.LAOEIt. Pelt. 4. IIOD.'.Rr. husband
uf Kllsahetti Uallager (neo Rogers), aged
04. Relatlics and friends Inilted to fu.
neral aenlces. Sat., 2 p. m., aon.ln-law's
l rrsmetico, iienry A. nartietl. Till Mtrahle
il ' . Fo." -'hasc. Phlla. Int. Mt. .Ion Cem.
siTraln Ieae Iteadluc 'Uimlnal 1:23 a, m.
for Fox Chase.
i fl-NNON. Feb. n. JOHN J husband ol
UAIXNW. I' en. n. JOHN J., husband ol
"? iu."."V.n!n '."" Demrsey). Relatltes
ml friends. Holj Name horlety, Leacuo of
fcrcd Heart of St. Vcronlca'a Church; Dlv.
''T "",
anil rrl
Sacred
SI, A. O II.: Court Pence. No. 18. b, a',
.'-''!) "Si '." f"Jral. Mon.. 830 a. m.
JOuO N. 3d st Solemn mas-i of ronulem St.
cronlca-a Chunh 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sep-
V. f --"M. .t-w jiKteii. t.onu.,iiu lew
lurk nan-rs cipy, ' ,
OAI1JSV. Pcb. In Canada. J. KLMEn,
husband of Lattierlpc (lalley tnce vLiuklug)
"H of la,e ,,e, 1"1 "ra. W. II. Uallcy.
aged 80. r -
r.A'J.VJ'-t Vln-cland. N. .T.. Jan. Jf. AN.
DREW, husband of Emi:ie Olbb (neo Bath).
'".. !" ,") ! I'ernwood. IV.. Jan. 20.
URAT. Suddenly. r,U. 4. SARAH J.,
daughter of Sarah Collou and lato Jam-s
oray. Relatltes and friends InvlteM to fu.
neral fen Ices, sal., ;30 p. ni.. resldenc.
of uncle. Walter O. Scott, 1731 Mlffllll at.
Int. prhate. Remains may bu slewed Frl.
eve. ,
HARRIS. Feh. .". AMMti a - A
Olher A. Harris, aged 60. Relatives anifl
tririiuo M.iira ni runeral sertlcea. Hat., 10
?t.m'l.7,"iV"rn,.,.t,!J,,t ""th n1 Cherry
sts Int. Mt Morlah ttnt. Remains may b.
j',NnrioT.,li"5." Sf Sf.VMtr M" Thomai
o'p m Sllllmaii St.. Frl., 7 lo
nJi,n5L'Iv",1rb' f"' AN-NI13- 'f of Daniel
J'-'.1."!' H'itlB,aSn ni ffnds Intlted to fu.
i'-f-'v,!!; 3U "' ..I1.', residence of eon-ln.
low. Jranlc AVeber. 2.117 W, Wlllsrd st. Ro-
?n.lmnrIil.,t! VxKi! .'hrJ" 'r'urch 10 a. ni.
int. prHRtt, n extmtueter im
HERSHOliR. Feb a' ALICE I.TNCTI.
daughter of. John Ml and CH..I. Wifii:
Lunr .;s.:ry.. .?.'' kljiu. -ni
nds lniluillsfiii.,.TB.i'rK'? .,M
s.!!f?ii-f rn,"i.soulhampton. Pa. Int.
Cliuretllla Oin. Train for Southampton
it. jktauini tvrtninai ir:o D tn s
nA,rrf.Wi?M,Tr,'be M'"vVt"iZAilOTH
OARriNER. wife of Edward Itevdorn, aged
43 Itslalhe. and friends InMtrd to runVral
services. Pun.. IS.St) p. , , 0en Riddle, pa,
Jnt. Oreenmount Cem. ' '
HICKMAN. Feb 4. ISAAC, husbands!
J.Ury 5 'h"1" n7.,on ' ' Isaac and
yX .,l,,iKm"n-, Relathes and Trlsnds In
jlttd to funeral, 'fcat.,.l:30 p. in.. son-Ins
li? tr"i'nf"c.r' sn"l i- Tounr ' ia2 8.
i'hiwi-i ,n;, ,p"r;wood Cem. Friends may
'T HpFFM.?N.-F.h. fl. BAMUEL H . ,..
iwnd ot iiebbia Hnrrmsn, aged 49 JleTa.
J" " '""'"'t ... ocieilfB or Wi ci
lisk. u sa ss miiiK I.. Iij . - T ' ' "
IIOJ-ER. feh. 4,AVILLIAM II,, husband
S.f. ..,Vlnn,1' Ilri jHelstlves afid frltiulsT
Phlla. Typosraphlcal Union, No 2. invited
lo funeral servfets. Mt 2 p. ni.. M83 Fol"
soni at. Reina na may btt viewed l'rl., 7 to-II
Pt m. Int. Arlington Cem. t i
.HUMPHRBV. Suddenly, at 8050 Fonlaln
agc.l 8. Hslallvea and friends Invited to
ettiw, .""?;.. ,,,,, v "ic unver it. Hair
IrViN, Memorial services'! for Corporal
Church, Turnersvlllf. N. J Bun., Tjij
l. m. '
. ,..t.trn. I--! . . .. .
MAHV A.t,0,J'ri'.,;lf Jawiu.ll. hela.
flva sod frTsndSj D. V, T. Bodallty, IrfagiJ.
of tho Sacred Heart. Altsr and Roaary.
ladles' ,T. A. It. Ladles' Auslllar of
Knlghta or St. John. No. 101. Societies, lit
t.ltd io'.fnnral.,Hal.. 8 JO ai m.. 21t3Fatr.
mount a. BoIemnrequ em maas Church
of Bl. Francla Xavlrr 10a, in. lnt. Holy
Croas Cem. Aulo funeral.
JAaO.--.K!?' B' il'Rr HARRISON
JAOO. .Relatives and friends. Bensvol.nt
m . s lTllfsi Ihs.II mA t. asl ..-- a.
Order of Klks. Invited to funeral services. I
?sl.. 3 p. m.. resldenc. of Dr, J- T. Teder. I
1 rnajf
islfiON:-ir,
b..B,fa WJNIFRBD, rlfa
IH
PKATnH
and friends Invited tn funeral. Mon,, 8:30
fcj "iiiu ' iukiikii jh Mi'e n sv
m,( 74 NHf.k mr,, lnrlowii, niith mass
v m,, n jnjjhik inr i,ninowiin, jiiicii mass
rf rrnulfm Church of Bt, J'hllotncn 10 h. m.
nt pmic.
, m. lulj private, Autu vcrtlt.
KINO. Suddenly. Felt. fi. tAftn MtET
KINil. Funeral servlcra prhaln, Hat.. 3
p'm. at tho Oliver II, Hale Illdg., 1820
Chrstnut st. Int. wlvat.
lit.tN'P Pch. ft. ANTIIOS'r l,.l,. r
Mario Kline. Relathes and friends lmltd-j
IO lunerai jtion.. n ti. in., .tit pi, .liar-
vlns'at. Solemn' mass of requiem Church
of St. John th 15sngellst In n, m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
KIHTERIW!., At residence, 3824 Spruce
st . Feh. n. JOIIN KISTF.RHOCK, aged 72.
Notice of funeral later,
I.Attl.iSSS. Feb. 8. CATHARINE, wlf
of Luke Ijiwlers (n Lyons). Relstlves and
e.l.nrfa Mt. Prancts d Hatea'a II. V. t
Sodality. Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8:30 a J
m.. 1117 Orava Perry a v. (40th and Woodrl
iand a.). fiolemn high mass of requiem I
nt EanM He Hales a Church in
m.
Int. llnlv Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
LEE. Feb. 8. lira ALICE LEE widow
of John Leo and mother of Mrs. hathleen
Lee Diamond. Relatives and friends In
.,itt t.rriinrA!. Hat.t (1:30 a. nt.. lAA'J Wi
Erlo ave. Solemn requiem ma.sa St. flte-
pnen a i nurcn u r. m nit. r.n8inn, t-at
I.EVINE. Feb. . JULIA, wife of Wolf
Levlne, aged r.O. Relatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral services. Bun.. 2 p. m.. 23.18
N. 20th st. Int. Mt. Slnal Cem. Shenan
doah (Pa.) papers copy.
LEWIS. Feb. 0. IRENE If., widow of
rimnrnm T.T.wls. Relatives and frUnri. In.
Mled to funeral services. Mon., 2 p. m.. par
lors OE J. vcsier irsu K oon. 2UIII dia
mond at. Int. private.
LEZOTTE. Feb. ... IDA R., wte of I.en
L Izntte and daughter of Charles and
!,ouls Bohn. aged 21. Relatlvea and frlsnda
Invited to funeral services. Sat , 2 p. m.,
104R N 30th st. Int. private Hillside Cem.
LINSAT. Feb. 3. VIOLCT C. wlfo of
John J. Llnsay and daughter of Joseph and
lata Mary Cook' aqd granddaughter of John
and Julia Hall, aged, 18, Relatives and
friends Invited to fun al. Sat., 2 p. m..
grandparenta' residence, shoo Laycock ave.,
T.Imwooil. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. l'rlends
may call Frl. eve. Auto service, 1
MAHON'BT. Feb. 4. ELLA, wlf, of John
Mahoney nnd sister of the Rev. P. F.
Tnrrartr. Relatives and frlendn lnvlle.1 tn
r-funersh, Mon.. 8130 a, m., 2817 Poplar at.
solemn requiem mass nt. francia .xavler's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy tiepulchra Cem.
Auto funeral.
MALONEY. -KeD. 0, mart J., daughter
of Frank, and Sarah Maloney (nee Dunn).
aged 18. Relatives snd friends. Sodality
tint
hurch of Our Lady of the .Rosary. Invited
IS
mans Church of Our Iady of tho Iloaary .
Church of Our I,ady of
Int., St. Denla'i Cm.
a. m. Int. St. rnlk'a Cm.
JfANLEtf. ffb. S? MART A., widow of
Rudolph. I Ma nicy, agfd 8'-'. Ttflathes and
friends my view the remalna Frl.. 8 to 10
P. m.. rPinenp oi onin-iaw, .lacou liucK
waiter. S013 K. Daupiiln at. Funeral serv
icea OolTen Baptlut Church. Sat.. 1 p. m.
Int. adjolnlnr churchicroundn. Auto rortejr
will leave riilladcJphla for Coshen Sat.. 10
a. m.
MARA. At Hast X.elKh. Kncland Jan.
11. HARRY T. MARA. U. S. fN. R. F.. "on
f Joseph T. and Martrar-M H. Mara. 109
ltncr'st., aeed H4. nclHtiv?s nnd friends.
Concordia !ydpe. No. rt7, F. nnd A. M.:
Poolt DUIHon, No. 47, Sona of Trnperance
Harmony Council, No. 841, &, T. A,: em
ptoyca of Phlla,. Lift- Ins. Co.. Men'a Rlble
Class and Sunday School of Third Hartlst
Church and Atlantln Uefinlnfr Co. Group
of Stonmen, Invited to services. Sat., t
P, m.. Oliver II. Ralr Bids., 1820 Chestnut
at. Int. Arlington Cem.
MARKLKT. Formerly of Taston. Ta..
suddenly. Feb. 4; SARAH T.. widow of
Francis Marklcy. ascd ft?, Rclatl(a and
friends lnlted to funeral services. Sun.. 1
n m.. resident Sf son, Wtlllnm Thomas.
4ft.-4 N. Maschfr.at. Int. ITIUsMp Com.
Ro"intu my h Mewed St . to 10 ii. m.
MARSTON. Feb. 2. HISNRT WARD
MARSTON, Jr.. husband of Penfco Pordllle
Marnton and aon of Henry Ward and Alice
Sellers Maratnn. "And all tho conn of God
sang together."
MARSTO.W At U. H. Naval Hospital.
Waahlnston. D. C. Feb. n. of pneumonia.
Prhato JAMi:6 RHOApH MARSTON. U. H.
M. C, son of Henry Ward and Aliro Sellers
Mar ton. Funeral services Memorial Church
of St. rmt. Overbrook, Hst.. J I a m.
MARSHY. Feb.r T,. ANNA M. MASSHY.
dauphter of Isto Charlca P. and CaTliarlni
10. Massey. Relatives and friend Invited
to senlces. Sat. 10:30 a. m., at the Ollvnr
H. Hair Did?., 1820 Chestnut at. Int. prl-
VcCARTHY. Feb. . CIIAl,KH J., for
merly of 45SS Wayne ave., husband of
Katherlno McCarthy (n Marrow). Relatives
and friends IC. of C, Santa Maria Council,
No, Jtt3, rhl In. Aerie of KukIch. all other po
cletles of which he was h membW. Invited
to funeral. Sat.. 830 a in.. 061: Ross bt..
Mt. Ary Solemn requiem ihmm Church of
the Holy Cron 10 r, tn. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem. Auto arvlce.
McFAM. Feb. i, MARGARRT U,
daughter of Mary T. and tho lato Frank
I. McFall. Relatives and friends Invited
to attend funeral Sat., R a. m., from her
mother's residence, 4530, Wajnue ave. Sol
emn requiem mayss at Church of St. Francis
Asslnl, 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cetn.
Auto service, s,
McUMNN. At Conent of Mercy Merlon,
Ta.. Feb. 5. Sister MARY THRUM A Mc
f J LINN. Requiem mass Concnt Chapel.
Frl , 030 a. m. Int. Convent lm.
McGllANAOHAN Feb. 4 MAROARHT.
dsuffhtiT of Into. William and Rrldct Mc
(Iranashan. Relame and friends. Blessed
Virgin Mary Sodality of Ht. Palrlrk's Church,
InWled tn fiinernl. Hat,, 8 n, m., 3720 Spruce
st. llleli rgqulcm insss St. JobenhV Ohurrli
0:30 h, in. Int. Holy Crows Cem. Auto
McOROaAN. ICeb. .1. HKI.KN C wife
of John Mcarosan (nee Smith). Relatlvea and
friends Jnvlted In funeral. Hat.. 8:30 a. in,,
1343 N, Hnticpck st. Solemn requiem trmss
St. ,Mlclme1 Church 10 a. in. Int. New
(!i.tliedrHl (Vm. Audi funersL
i nit ii it i. ri-u, s. ti ii 'i ni. Bs.ni ut wauira
t itjUtllll l. U 1 t S t t4 A.. r.t .r...
yum! lnt (.'Hllmrine ,McUUiro-tnQ? uonoiiu-!.
. rtlll. I ! i !.. I. . 4 .......!
i vi' in 1 1 i's nnu iriiiiisi niritrii iif iuihihi,
Sat.. H m. in., rrsldritcn nf J. 1.. Mct'unn.
ltl'J. S. lOlh st. Mat- at Church of th
AnnutsTiatlon v a, in. int. lioiy-croBa cem.
Auto pen ice
McMANUH.Keli. 3. HMZAnHTH. daugh
ter of Uto Patrick and Maria McMamis.
RelathrM und friends. Prosperity Trlb
Clrce, No. 517, F. or A Imlted to funeral,
Hal, 8.30 a. m . resldeico of elaier. Mary
A Chllda. I7HH N Wamotk st. Hln-h
rtqulcm tinahM Ht. Matach'i Church 10 a.
tn. Int. Holv Cross Ccin. Auto funeral.
MUNUBNIIAM.. Feb. ,4. MARY J.
widow of Caleb W. Mendenflall and daushter
of Itite James and it art lis J, Kvslng, aped
80. Relatltes and friends Imlted lo fu
neral services, Frl , 7 p. in.. Ri N. Houzlass
at i;.3ii aiitj Arcii tfio.f. Jnt. Ulsuis Sun.
Cecil t'ounty, Md.j
MHYERS. Feb 5. KDWARD. husband
of Clara D, Meters. Relatives and friends
Incited lo funeral services, Mon., 2 p. in
3320 N. Park ate. Int. prlale. t
MOKFIT. At his home. 21. W Oxford at.,
on Wed., Feb. G, It. HISNRY MOKFIT,
uacd 77 3eara, Funeral service ut thj
parlnru uf Benjamin T. l.yle, 1V12 Columbia
ate., on 9a t,, Feb. 8, at 230 p. 111, Int.
MORRIS. Feb fl. ANNA BATI5MAN
MORRIS, wife of Joseph C, Morris, of Had
dnnOeld. N. J., and daushter of lale Mr.
und Mrs. Thomas Bateman. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral. Mom, HiSO a. in .
residence- of sister. Mr. A. J. ChrUtte, 321
rjandrlllo road, C)nwd Solemn r?qulem
mass St. John tho Bttptlst Churth. Maua
I'VUUk. 10 a. in. Int. Weatmlnater 1V111.
Aiuiii..r.Jt. ieii. 4. ANTimNi'. Tins nana
of Mary K, M1J1.I.KU due WrUt) Rela-
lives anu rrienas, riiiia. i.oOffi', No, 01. 1. u.
O. M., attft Anierlcus Jtltle Club, Invited to
funeral. Sat . 7:30 a, in., 2.".OH Cedar st.
Requiem mass St Ann's Church 0 a, m, Int,
pjew 1 Hinearai 1 cm. iuio ser"'c,
MURPHY
IV.-
, r ra
I.I.WIH, husband of
HeUn U Murphy 0eo WUWersham) und sort
of Alice I, and Jala Charles C Murphy
uciauves anu inenqs mtuen to funeral aert
tcew. Sat,, 3 p. 111. , "&2 S, 4Mb at. lat. rrl
MUSTIN. Feb. .".. ICMII.Y P AfUHTIN,
daughter of 1
: ia.te xieorta Parklnsonraired 8V.
. ajSl rvlahil. I .. U . J a m .Li
at,. i:mi p. m., at the o er II. fla r B dg,,
'loi'O Ch.ainut st Int. prUale.
bchmldt, Henry I". ETAOIN
O'i'ON.NUli, -km;, n. iIirilARO A., son
or wiiuain ano wary O'Connor, aged. "3,
Relatives and frlenda Inilted tn run.eai.
rlon . 7:30 a. in., narenls' resldenc. loo
ijnihuowne ave. st rhiiadelphia, Sol
emn requiem mass Our l.ady of lh. Rosary
Church, i) a. m. Int. Ht. Denis's Crin. Auot
O'DONNEI.U Keb, 4,. MART K.. lfs of
Jallies J, O'Donnell Relatives and friends
Imlted lo funeral. Mon.. -jo a. in.. SUSS
Asrien Bl. Holemll liiah niava nt p.M..i.m
St VAgalha's Chunh 10 a.jn. jnt. Holy
Cross L'ein, Auto aerilc, 1
O'DONNBLU -Suddenly. Feb. 3, TKAOUH
O'DONNUl.lb son uf Marv and l.l. stlhu.i
O'Donnell. fcile of Klnbally Cronle, County
Oonegal, Ireland. RelatUea and friends
Invited to. funeral, ai.. T3D i, m., resK
deuoe of brother. Patrick. O'Donnell. aoi
IM. LSWHUi -si. iian rriiuiliu niasa HUJ
reniiletn m.
Francis's Ch
rch ll a. nil. Int Holy Sen.
iis. f'nt AiitA fiiiiffral
ORR. Feb. H. JOIIhf A., aon of la vil
llsm and Mary V. Orr fnee Ford). Relatlvea
antP frlenda. Holy, Name and Altar and Ro
ss rV Mocletles. IMtlsloii No. 14, A. O. lr.1
oilier aoclelles of which lis mi a member.
Invlleilto funeral. Mon.. 8:80 a. m ll tt,
441h st. Holemn requiem mas. Church of
UUr Bioiner l aytfunm iv K, ill. int. Lathe
dral Cem. Auto service,
, PATTON. Feb. 3. IIOWARU A husbsml
nt ir.Hn. sr. Patton and aoti nf Xl...ri..
and Kllsabelh Pslton. Relatlvea and frlenda.
Wlnnlplseogre Tribe. No. 188. I. o. R. m.i
Co No. 18. Hoys' llr trade. Inilted to fu.
nerai. sen i",-i'.
dence! IK2 N 33 st.
11. In . falh,i. ,..i
Int, Ml. .Morlah Cem.
AUIO ."rrii,.. . ,.. ,
John Pearl. Rslslves and frl-nd. Invlled
rEAHU. r.u, ., i. n'liin I.
wlf. of
to
funeral serTh-es.-nai., p. ni,. !! B, nth
at.. Darby., ra. ITrleuds may call Frl. after
, Darby.. Pa. ITrleuds ni
P m. ijft. Private,
PINE.-At TurnersvDIe.
.11 .uil. nt Innafliun Pit
1
Veb. . . llAN.
Relatltes and
friends Invlted-tofuneeal services. Hat., s
P.'m'.. resdeocj of aoii-ln-law. q. It. Jlurff,
Turnarsvllie, K. J, I Int. lllsckwood Cem.
T... 111 Art AA 1 srk IsbIh ma... iL . .
2
f.
....i ... ,. ir..- ."-
.... ...... iiu.,1 i n.ai
iiii v wrrnieoti, rt.,a.
Re.s.U an?' 'Mfi" toft To Sr&Lli&l&M.S!S , 'S
DKATIISI
Inilted to funeral ncrvlcea Bat,, I p. as .
residence of aon, wiliiscn rooie. ivis Msm-.ti I
son st. Int. tlrccnfnounl Ce;n. Jfriettds may ,l
&
PORTER. At H12I Porter sf.
, tn Int, Holy Cross. " -3
RALPH. Keb. X U'lt.t.tAM NnnuAW ,3
r.. . xi'IIiiu.m li n.i.i. n. -.-".
Hta nnl friends Inllleri In ..rtla.su.i
'.' r. m. residence of brother. C. o. Ralph,-'
Hi'l Mcltnse mr... last Ijniarfn.n.. tnt.
rrliate. tVe'slmlnster Cent, Autos will m,.t '
v rw nt ..win -i. irrminni i ;.iu p, ni. j ns
iiAipvinin.'.n i.h a tvit t tJIF
Ki-i;n.Mi.i) RAMDcTRnr.n. aged tj. Berv-2
ii'w rrl rt ii in.. 1.11.1 jtrrn ar "
RKILUT Keh. n. JflllN '., .o m'
Joseph and lain Catharine Relley, R.la-V
. . , -'.I n.... .......r. .....iiu I" ...IIITI.I. lUIB,!
N:30 a. m . i: Orapo sl Jlanajunk. flolentnjt?
requiem massyHt John lha Hantlst Churi1'
es.v
10 a. in. Int: Westminster Cem. v I
iiKii.i.i. rb n. JiAHT. irire of EiS-J
waru iteniT anci flaugnier or I'atrlrlc and
Mary JlrOoiern (ne Vre). runeral Bat..(j
a:30 a. m. aan ?c. 4uth .t. in.ii m... n.4i
Jlother of Sorrows (.'hurcli 1(1 a. ni. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. . Relatives and frlcnda'ta. t ,
Vlien. .aiit sen ice. t!
'RIIMB.NTKR. Ib. S. 1IKNRT. husbsniir5
oi laie iienneila llementer, iM'ail. lAltS"!
atlves and frlenda Invlle.l In om... .m-.jT 1
Ices. Mon.. (I r. m. precisely. 222H fl. lothi-'
si. Int. private. Trlends may call Hun. CT
ove. Auto funeral. . .!( I
ROHINMO.V, Feb. 4, HENRY lr. ROBIX-il
TO.V. husband of i:ilsabeth If. Rnblnaon (neaTf J
Hall), aged 78 Relatives and friends U. 8C1
tlrant Post. No. IJ. 05lh Regt,. p. Y..An-t?-l
Mled to funeral. Hat,, 2 p. m.. 7102 Oreen-J-
;i
way a... .west I'hlladelphla.. Int. nrlvat.
Jit. Morlali Cem Frlend. may call' Evi.,7.
atsi , w. i,i, iiuti iirPi ti
ROTI.1:. Feb. 3. TANNIK. wlfo of Rlcb.-V
ard Royl. Relatives and friends Invited to .,J
art T srs ,. . T .
luFieray OKI., B-v' a. m .resldenc. ot Mr-?M
Kllsab.rn Rovle. 2244 S. i7lh at. High lulK'
of renuiem Ht Mnnpg'i r'hi.r.h IA . m CS. I
Int. Hplv Cross Cem. Aulo service. ' "
SADLCn. Feb. 6, RAY.MONIJ son ePV"-l
William W. and Anna Kran Hsdler, agdiJ
14 months. Relatives and friends lnvlUei'sjl
to funeral services Mon.. 11a. m.. nar.nts' JT1
. ili; . ianamaaer St. (OStrc tnl X
it ii .in ., un. 1'rrnwroa i em. cr
'SAUKRSTO.V. Feb. 0. OEOROR Ifa.n ;
pf Charlrs II and Reba.Sauereion (nes Tiy.
lorj. ageu yeira l montns. Funeral serv- ,
Ices nrlSte. Hat.. !! n nv. nnr.nl r.al.-
dence. IS.'A Harrison st.. Krankford. Ra.t
malna may bo viewed Krl. eve. Int. vtlij'l
HAVIV.pn Feb. 5 1010 MOM.TE U, fil
Wlf ft Clf Tllrhftrrf Ravin nnlollva. A.A.flU
frinnAm nlan vsnAnsiVtsh.. 1ssf f lrtki,.j tiam.... L
Church, Port Richmond Council, No. 143Ai
S. and D. af US Ladles' Auxiliary, p.ntv. '
sylvanla Commander. No. 70. K. T., In5
".lied to funeral services. onSat., at p. m7n,
-.fc '. '. ir,riii-c. .now ... iirari'riu ai. ini.
Il.Ui.l. VA . nn Run ir.1. O 1-....II imhk.
papers copy. XS
nijriAiuiju. i eo. s, ni.HlllA schami
nun nico- Duiuiri, wile oi August ncnaiDI.? '
Relatives and friends, Kewanes Council. Tf..-!y'
42 .TV nf T all nlh.p ...l.tl.. nf .kh
she was a member. Invited lo funeral. srvt
Icea, Sat., s p. m.. 1430 N. 10th st. Int-iS'
rorinuoon iw-ein. uemains nnty n. vi.w.a.13"
Frl.. 7 tn I n. m. .,
SCHMIDT. Feb. R. HENRY C. husband ,,-r
of Louisa M. Krhmldt (nee Luis) and aon ot i'A
n.u vuiBiinii Him 41111111 ,i, rviiiiiiin, ii,it M
11,-,, rsriaiivrs una jricnas, also i-meniai ,a
l.odse. No 3.1S. 1'. and A. M.. anrtlXKlsa fl
No. a. R. P. O. 13., Invited to services. Hat..'Tl
1. uiu p. m., .11111 i-aciiic in,, Atlantic uity.
N. J. Int. "West Laurel Hill Cem. on ar-
riisl of train tearing Atlnnttc City 2 p. m.
MirAnrknh R i-Anni.ivin.Mnie.viTT-
tvlf. nt IT..IV W' Aha.n . Tl.tallu.. . nm.
frlenda Invited In fureral nerlrefl. Hat.. 1:St 1
h. m,, 201 Ml. Vernon ave., Haddondeld.
N. J. Int. private. Harlelgh Cem. Train
leave Market at. ferry 1230 for W. lladdon-
fleld Slatinn
SIItRn. Feb. 4. BARBARA, wlfa ef jl
late Peter Bhlrerlnee Fehn). Relatives and Til
friends. Ssicred Heart and Altar Hocletlvtt
or the Ascension Church, Invited tn funeral, ?,
Sat.. SiDO a. m.. 480 U. Clearfield st. Sol ,
rmn requiem maaa Church of the Ascension
10 a. m Int. 7Pnly Redeemer Cem.
SHORT. Feb. B. ANNIK J., widow ot,
rainier n. Short. Relatives and friends In-' :
lted to funeral services. Mat., 2 p. n. r.sl4,'l
rl.na nt .ll.hl.P 111. Il.n.v. Unil.hlAn. " I
J13 Church lane. Oerma'ntownr Int. Block-Mtl
ley ijapust tern, iiemains may do viawsaN,!
Frl. fi to 10 r. m. , m ,!
ait-ujuAiw, ten. 3, ajjhLiIA, wiaow oc.
wuiui o it kiii kii una usiugnirr oi .ij oiuvvmt I
, ana Anna Aiaria tvooismn. lira ojv;J
Itelatives and friends Invited to funeral V J
services. Bat., : ti. m., M2 N. 48th e.t. Int. 'll
.i.at. Vn.lt. t nal Trill MMt VFaSHialftsl sCT I
Viiintc, iiui ill iinuiii ins :,. , t iomibiusi ' i-1 J
may d viewed vrt. eve. auio servict, yi
o-ti.1 a ji. t tiriiiori v 01 wiincr inn, i. J'fV-r'B
Feb. 0. GIiOUGI3 F.. husband of MoIHa A.r?l
Smllh (ne .MrCormlckKyaad B5. neUt1yag,A
anu zrienas, wesimoreiana xeariy in. om.v,
rls amnlnva Tlnra TssvllU ft . InvltstA frl ."!
funeral services. "--Bun., II p. in.. 2028 H. ?
Madison st. int. private. Chelteti HUla' ,
Com. -Aulo aervlee. ;t
HrKIU.IIC.-Huflilenlv. Fab. 3. PAUUNTB'V
UTI'lll !.' ..! 1.-s..ls-- ... U.... .9 lnai&Hk rJp
r" i iiliuirv turn i" iiuri I, luun vl nvifyu j,
Hlehllk, agfd T0.. Itplatlvra and friends In "5
vlted to funerUt. PaC. 8:30 a. in. 111'
Slmckamaxon st. Solemn requiem mass it-
Ht. Peter's Church 1"0 a. m. Int. Holy CrosaiT
kCem. Auto service. G
I- u snrVTsn sus.a. a fT 1.r a vlsjsa 4" -
nitl i ,"J" r-v, it rjujiriii , riiuun va jji
Jirriieas a. biou. aseo to. iteiaiivrn tmnafar
inentis may vivw r?inniua rn. etc.. a id iu .-'
P. m.a residence of dauchtr. Mra. NelUar
wiMon, nau is, aim st. services sac. )-
n. ni. . Morris cem. unapi-i . j 'iioenixviua.
Pa, Int. In sarae ct-m. Thocnlxvllle, Pa.ii
papers copy, I X
MTUITCil. Feb. 4. JOHN. huahanA tt
Marearet iJtrltch. of Tlpperary, Ireland.
JlelatUes and friends VJnvlted to runerai. 1
tat., 8-.S0 a. m.. 2o;.l W." JIarlan st. (25lt-
... i.n...An ... lllwh ..An am in... Rt 1.
,1U Ul-liri.uil Bl... ..i. ii ...i... .." "."" .
Kllaabelh'.. Church III a. hi- Int. Holyr,
Cross tm. Auto uuerai . . . .f
HIH.t.IVAN. Feb. 0. JOHN P.. husbane.k
.. ll..v U.tlll.un aaoA fill. Tl.lfllh.a .flAl J
friends, Phils. Typographical. Union. No. Siy
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 235(1 ' N. Woodstock;
ol. Mass at t-U Columba'a Church 0 a. m.'
Int. prhale. Boston and Bprlngneld, Mass.,iv
paiicra copy. ,,,.,. . u. . T
nu 1 I 1IIIN. I'eu. II uns, uauiuwr US.SC
.-....!, .... 1J-lluK.lli Kli.lnhli.. nff.il '1 V.llt. i
Services and Int. private, at convenience os"l
family. Frlenda ma. rail Frl.. 7 to.J p. m.jv
IiarelllH resiueiicc. 1101 uisik r... wii. .-t,
,ura-. Phlla. - . . if
TAYLOR.-Feb. 6. FRANK H-. husbsni I;
oi A.inie ri. lavior, ktu iw. nciainc. 'v
friends, also Washington Lodgej No. M.J.
r. and A. M.i Harmony D. A. Clippter. No.V.
r.'.'i Philadelphia Commander,', No S. K..T.:3i
Lu Lu TempICf A. A. O. N. M. fl.T of Ph1U-?V
deiphia; Phllad
"f '." "u.-.r'-i :-..-- .r- ..--.:-.. n . '.--
ae snia uouncu. r"ij. jv. p. r--ji
K. and S. M.t Koran Urotto, No. 81. 1
Puritan Lodge. No. :i23. I. O. O, 1'. . Inrllatt i .
lo func'al asrvlcesMon.. 2 o. ni.. B2JI Mas-y
ler st. Int. Kernnood Cem. Remains fatLfr jm
be Mewed Hull. ee. Auto service . rs
THOMAS. Huddenly. Feb. 4. AARON ,-:
.ir., ueioied son of Aaron i, ano isis j.irj.
Pvlni. Thnma. m mA nn nelatlVSB SnAM
friends, afeo members of Washington Carapia, '
No. 2. P. O. . of A.. Invited to funeral. 4V;
Mini . o n m. rimnei a... and RallroaCif'
bridge. Men'hanlt llle.'N. 3. Int. Colestown.r.
Pa T-rieim may call far eie, . ,,'
titiim v.k i i-Annf-lVR lr TITUS. IJ
. I...,- Ae wini.m rni... i, 77 n.lav'
llv.. nnn r,lnH. Invll.d In funeral services,.
Bun.. 2 P. ni . 582 N. 30th si. Int. MWI1
I'escc cem, Friends msy can nai, eve. it
TORRKNS.- Feb. 4. AUOU8TA C wlf. '-,
nf John Torrena and oaughter of Kmll and.
Lillian Schnarkorf. aasd 2V. Relatlvea and V ,
friends Invlled to funeral, Bal 7010 c. m..'if 7
parenta- rerldrnce, '.'till H. nraaii st, nssss
lulrm hlsh mass Church of the lCplphany
u a. in. mt, noiy cross uem. auio s.rvia..
TUCKL'H. Feh. 6, HARRY TUCKBR-l'
sgsd 4!. Ilelatlies and friends, Phllat.S
AtFn Mn r.iT M j.H A. t - Frataraal .
Order'r.agles, No. 42i. Phlla. Lodge. No. 6",'I
L. O. o. Jt : all I). I. associations ol ,-J
whlcn he was a director. Inviiei lo runsrai
nerlrcs. Hun. .3:30 p. m., I.lil-Urjstol st,
' iti.ir.1 nih n-.. it iii.MuirTiri '
nLANCIItl. ifaughter of Fella and Amelia,.
Unglaub, aged 7. Relatlvea and friends In..
aged 7. Relatives and trlenas la.-.s
erilces. Eat., 3 p. m.. parents'., i
.",317 Chestnut si. Int. private.1
tllllFT. At Palmyra. N. J. Ksb, VJ
V TlinxiF.f.1.. utr. nf rrharlaatO
Vllec io aeriices. Dai.,
resnjeiice, .,;
VANnnr.ii
4. HUKAN QIOMELL. wlf. of CharIM'
V.ndegrlft. Relatlws and friends. Friend.
ship Council, No. 16. I). of L.. ot Soutli
Amlioy. N, J.. Incited to -funeral servlessj -Hat.,
2 p. ni.. The Points. Palmira, N.J.r
lat 2 p. nis, FUe Points. Palmira, n.J.
nt. Morgan Cemt Bus will meet train Lay,,'
in
tnuv h.' ...n Vrl after 7 n. tn.
" V.riwri
, NUD
ANnF.nHl.lPF.. Rinhianlv. Feb. a. EL
. VM U ....1.1.. , I... Il.nnl. T.
Jilargsret M, Vandersllce. "Reiatrr,
I.I.V n., 'I.u.iiici w .. .....fcw. ...
friends lnvlte.1 lo funeral services. 8st-
u.. residence or proiner-in-iaw. jirana.
Mailer. Folcroft. Delaware County, 'I
nt lirlisle. :T
' WALKS, -Feb. 4, ELI H agerf0. R.laj
Ihrs and friends lnlted lo services, CotsJ
Hprlng Lhurclw Csp. May N. J., Bat., 2-K.
m. Comeyances ulll meet Phllsdelpnt4 .
Inornlnr trains at Cape Ma, - '- "
wbipi rep. o. kuim j. ivaie-j, .
lt. of Edward. 'Welst, aged 48, Raaafc"
lives snd friends, Invited to funersl ssryvesa.
fiat., 12:30 p. ni at the undertaker's olfUjsj j
103 K. LSlllgll ave. .ini. iiihsio. usni.i
WILLIAMS. Feb. If, FRANK M.. hush
. li...l. a ltlltl.m, ll.l.lfu. .nd frlM
Motart Lodge. No. 438. p.. and A. M.I Pali
tine Chapter. No, 240. Jl. A. sLi ca
Co., of Phlla;.. (iCltedlto funeral i
Hat. 1:311 p. in.. IS'JII 'WsSSd at. 1
al.. Hurlelgli Cem., Camden, N. J.
VH.l4A.in, rin,
K.n.l nt Sar.h 11.
b. UDU'AMD a. tlM4 .
Wllllsms. t,iaiiveg' aasf .,
Ifrltnda invited to services. Bal.. 8 p. m.
B. vinoua nvr.i i,rriii,iiiiiTi., ,, .,..
WII.J.H. At Marlton. N.J.. Beeoj
Muntli'Mh. THEODORE R, w'lLI,S, ,on
lat.Aiaoa 11. anu Daran a. ivnia. ni
tlvrs 2d friends limited to fun.
n...,.l1i.d.v. fecond Month Slh. 2 D. n
Marlton, N. J, Train leaves MarkeVst. ifsfl
Willadelplila, I sas P. m for Marlton. '
uivrtrnw fnee Dunn), wlf. of Jams. sjafB
mtngton, sged 2B. Relatives and friends &
Jlleil lu lunerai rcrT.fc-. fi.. . v t
703 Jasper at. Int. Urreumnunt Cem.
llleil lu lunerai rcrT.fc-. ft.. . v tSWm
nislns may be viewed Frl.. after 7 p,Jn. s.
WII.BON. Fe S. at Ilrooklyn. N. Tj
L-An-in vvll.HnNT7 Itslallies and IrlMida M
vlted 'to funeral aervlcea. Bat., .1 p. m rMi ' j
m of aon, Frsnk t'hsrdon, SMi Plum atl . i
Kranafiird Int. East Cedar Il Cem. J tl
WlLliur. "rep. d. iiniivpw ... TiiusMB
of 87 W. arenoodTtvj.., LanadowBi. H
" WOrtTIIINbTON.-"j.-JENNTJI'
daushter of Wl11am A. 'and HtlMi
.'isiBMiinBrtnn. aurtrni n. iiriinvrsVaina m
Invited, to funeral arvlces.j Hat... 9 p.
parsaUH' rowMwr. .?.: -' m..
. 4Y TM1 VrSSsV
asitsK.si
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