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.Tonight's . Visitors Have
Lost Only One Game
This Season
ALI TALL AND STRONG
Penn had better not take tonight's;
mJ basketball jatno with the Delaware Col-
' v lees quintet too easy. The Delaware
team Is coming here with the reputation
of being ths best team that ever has
represented the Institution. A lctory
irr the Red and Blue will mean as much
to them as the American League pen
nant -will to Connie Mack.
Delaware has only; sustained one de
feat this year, being beaten by Lehigh
on, the latter'n floor by a. ery close mar
gin. The only common opponent they
ava had with Penn Is Muhlenberg, and
they defeated this five by the score of 36
to 13, As Penn beat Muhlenberg by
about the Fame (core a close battle Is
looked forward to tonight,
Shipley Coach
The Delaware five Is being hoached
this year by Shipley, a former Uni
versity of Maryland basketball player.
The team Is composed of men who are
nearly alt six feet or over, and, despite
their bulk, are capable of placing a fast
game. They are led this year by Cap
tain Marstorf, who also plan n last
game at one of the guard posts.
Marston Is nbout the smallest mem
ber of this giant crew, but his ability
as a player Is unquestioned. Tlio Carter
brothers, whose positions aie forward
and guard, respectively, are' two players
who are counted on to kUo the Penn
Slayers quite a battle, for the previous
' games In which Delaware took part they
played a prominent part In the Ictorles.
Penn in Form
The Tenn five seems to have hit Its
stride, Judging from the Ietory over
Talo last Saturday, and the players have
regained the confidence that wns. lacking
when they first met Yale. Stannard,
whose work waH not up to standard, re
gained hlB old-tlmo form against Yale.
The work of Captain Davis at center
haa been noteworthy throughout the
season. 'Wolfe, of Penn State, and
Hamlll, of Ynle, both came to Philadel
phia with big reputations as players,
but Lardle succeeded In shutting them
both out, besides scoring a few peals
himself.
In a preliminary game the Penn
Freshmen will engage La Salle College.
La Salle has a good team this season.
The first-year men have not been beaten
this season, and they hope to keep their
record clean, Itoseanst and Springer
will be the forwards for the Freshmen,
Graves will Jump center, while BoyI
and Peters will hold down the guard
posts. '
The line-up for the varsity games Is as
, follows:
Pennsylvania Delaware College
Ntannard forward Alexander
Nweencr forward U. Carter
Davis.. renter. ... 11. McCnuihan
'Peck guard D. Carter
JIcNIchot guard Marston
RIVER WORK SATURDAY
Mild Weather Causes Penn to
Shift Practice
The mildness of the weather during
the last two weeks and the knowledge
that other colleges already are on the
water has caused Coach Joe Wright to
announce that the Penn crews will hold
their first practice In the Schuylktl!
Itlver this Saturday.
The tentative varsity crew selected by
Wright follows:
.Stoke, Thomas ; No. 7, Wilson : Xo. 0,
Wlnslow ; No. E, Wilson : No. 4, Hup
vlee; No. 5! ltoberts; Xo. 2, Kellar, bow,
-Wies.
The seating of the freshman crew on
Saturday will probably be as follows:
Armstrong, stroko : Hoyelt, No. 7 ; Brad
enbury. No. 6 ; De aver. No. 5 ; Swan,
No. 4 : Garretson, Xo. 3 ; Miller. Xo. 2 :
Knight, bow.
Philadelphia Shooters Defeated
Kansas Cltr, reb. 15. Two Philadelphia
marksmen. K. 11. Melrath and T. If.
Knowlei, tried In vain jesterday to rapture
tho Interstate Individual jimateur wimr shot
championship rup. The cup was won by
flam vValnwrlght. of Lenox la,, who killed
2S birds out of 2.1. The two Philadelphia
shooters each killed 21.
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Invite Penn to Race Syracuse
Tenn has been Invlled to meet Svraruse
Unlversltv In a one-mile relay race at nuf-
ftlo on the night of February 22. Cornell
originally was picked a renn's opponent
, In the race, but the lthacana withdrew.
Ocean Tilv FUliernien IIima
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Tho annual dinner, nf the Ocean Ctv
Ijr.i Fitting Club was held In fi pnid room of
P-the Hotel Adelphia last nleht. 130 members
feuf and 'guests being present.
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FOE FOR
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ALL SPORT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SCHOOLS
President Wolf, of Board of
Education, Favors Physi
cal Training Over Inter
scholastic Events
STUDENTS WANT SPORTS
Uy PAUL PREP
INTpiLSCHOLASTia athletic activi
ties which at the present time form
such a great and Interesting part of the
average school boy's life may be done
away with entirely In a short time. This
much Is evident In the annual report,
which Kdwin Wolf, president of the
Board of Education, made yesterday.
lit thli report President Wolf stated
emphatically that more physical train
ing la desired In the local high schools.
There are two periods a week devoted
to this work lu each of the schools.
President Wolf, however, wants more",
and doesn't cure whether It comes be
fore, during or after school hours, Just
as long as the students receive the train.
lng.
Of course, If such a slight matter as !
Interschool sports should happen to In
terfere, the Interscholastln events must i
give way to physical training. Prcl-
dent Wolfs contention Is that with each
school .having "first teams" the average
student doesn't get enough physical
training. The only ones to benefit are
those who play on the "first teams."
to .Military training
1 resident Wolf, when Interviewed last
evening, said that If possible he would
like to have the physical training In the
ilUJ Z wlr.'Vi"1" a P,la,? ', u
Iar to that employed In the various mill-
tary camps. Not the drilling with guns
or bayonets, but the nthletlc program. In
which every one takes an active part.
This Is a splendid plan at: should be
encouraged. It would do the high school
students a world of good physically
Perhaps President Wolf, however, forgot
that virtually every army and navy
camp, with this extensive physical and
military training, still found time to
have "first teams." More than that,
they were represented by "second, third,
fourth nnd many times fifth teams."
Mutt Find Time
U should not he thought that Presi
dent Wolf Is anxious to see Interscho
lastlo events clbne away with. Such Is
not tlie case. He Is willing that they
continue, with the condition that the
students all get a thorough physical
training.
The only feasible way to make this
possible at present Is to make the extra
periods of physical tralnlpg compulsory
and to be taken during the regular
school hours. Many boys In tho high
schools find It necessary to work after
school and It would cause t,hem to dls
continue their studies If forced to train
after schools and thus lose their posi
tions. . , ,
It N not expected that the alumni,
students and athletic directors of the
various high schools will be In favor of
discontinuing Interscholastlo sport.
These games do more to promote school
and fighting spirit than a hundred pe
riods of physical training. It Is on that
athletlo field that the majority of the
best students In the schools are found.
OESCHGER IS SATISFIED
Agrees to President Baker's
Terms-i-Predicls Big Year
.Tne Oeschger. the Phlllle twlrler. from
Callfoma, who has been working at Hog
Island since the season closed, has come
to terms with President William Baker.
Oeschger nlicady is down to playing
weight and Is confldeaH that he will en
Joy a big year on the mound.
Coate&ville Golfer Triumphs
l'ulm Itesch, Fl.. Fsb. IS. A. V. llue
ton. of Coatesvlllt. Ta fought the spec
tacular buttle of the first round match play
In the South Florida championship. lie
neesawed along 'for twenty holes to detent
K. At. Hslllnson. Ths only Kolfer from
the Philsdrtphla district left In the ; first
night la It. C. Clarke, of Uelawars City.
Invitations for WeHern Tourney
Chlrago, Feb. 12. Offlclati of ths Western
Golf Association announced today that the
smateur championship set for Juno 10 at
the Sunset Club, St. Louis, would bo all
Invitation event.
New Yorker Wins Pinehurtt Shoot
I 11 t..... V. IV. Feb. 12. II. II. Duden.
I'lnehnrst. N. V.. Feb, 12. II. II,
of the New Tork Athletlo Club, won the
0.',n",IV ' trinshootlne handicap at th
I P'nehurst Gun Club yesterday with a score
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Including Peking The
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V.JACK PICKFORD In
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LAJl-WOl Mats. 1:80, S. SO. Evts.d:30toll
WILLIAM PAVERSHAM in
"TUB SILVER KINO"
NIXON 82D AND VAnK?s,lB;
and a
XARLT3 WirT.llvil In
'THE HIOHEKT TRUMP"
DADI' Rldge Ave. and Dauphin St.
rrrv Mat. atis. Evg. u-.a to'n,
EVELYN- NESRIT THAW In
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COMPETITIVE SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
Board of Education
Now Will Decide on
President Wolfs Plan
'resident Kdwin TVoI in his an
nun I report suggested interscholastlo
competition be dispensed with. TAe
Board of Education tell! pit's this
suggestion tho tcclt known once over
and then make its report. President
Wolfs repot t in part foltoics:
"Intrrscliols.tlo competitive games
may well be dispensed with, as neither
necessary nor desirable as part of the
puhllu srhool physical training, A
program of plijelcnl training that pro
tide for the fulleit development of
nil tlii" pupil of the schools, and not
confined largely to those nlio an
striving for 'the first team,' vr.lll In
the end prove more beneficial to fu
ture generation than tho preterit
tendency to overlook the many for
the few."
O'BRIEN SCORES
15 FIELD GOALS;
IS NEW RECORD
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Former Mark Wns II, Hclil IlV
tj l l c i
Hobby ScrgCSOII mill
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,,...,, . . ...
Captain "Irish" O Brlen, of North-
east, made a new .league record yester-
dav afternoon for the number of field
I goals In a single game. Playing against
()ie Frankfonf quintet, the Northeast
,eder ran wild, and when the score wa,
,,. ... , . , ,. . , , ,
,olaId '' " that he had c
' counted for fifteen double-deckeis. The
former record of fourteen field goals in
I a single game was held Jointly by
, Fasson, cf Southern, and Sergeson, of
Girmantown
Northeast look the lead In tho first
minute of play, when .Shane came up
from guard and pocketed a neat two
pointer. Hoon after lllscl'er reccled a
pass from O'Hrlen and tallied from under
the basket. Frank ford first RCored on a
foul, after -N'crtlieast had amassed
twelvo points.
C rirlnn sn act elnnf In olo t4 Iner itvit If
was near the middle of the first nerlod '
before he broke Into the score column
on a back-boanf bhot from n difficult
uiKif. .rtiier inis n jnayea a wnin
wind floor game and carried the ball
through the net' on fcyurleon other occa
sions. At the end of the first half North
east was leading. 29 to SI, and O'Hrlen
had eight two-pointers to his credit.
RED SOX RELEASE WAGNER
Manager Barrow Makes Veteran
Tnficldcr a Free Agent
Boston, IVb. II Charles (Heine)
Wagner, of New YoikJ former Intlelder
and for the last two seasons on the
Doston American League Club roster as
a coach, has been unconditionally re
leased, according to an announcement
made last night by Manager K. (!.
is arrow.
Princeton Meets Columbia Tonight
New York. Feb. 12. The Columbia basket
hall team will have Its big test of the sea
son tonlcht when it faces Trlnceton In an
Intercollegiate Iatue came before an
Alumni Day crowd.
Metitllesthone Stops Loiik
Detroit. Poh 12. Ted Mendlesthone, of
Toledo, knocked out Tommy Lont. of De
troit, In the fifth round of a scheduled
eltht-round bout here last night.
WISTT.B RP-XORTS
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talleja, aad'aur ceaciatr, aipkall. aiacadaaa, aad oaadclaj toaJi, an La aaiB
la tat by acoter a real drrom 14 pcaka ,0W ft. aad avar. Vartaftoiua.
Tha ll-kala all-tarf olf cauraa cf taa AiBartlla Cavalry Club aa ! altpaa af
ftttsact Inatiia. with ita ttlraardtaarjr iaw "ra.h aad lb rUf U lb
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Fr rmrraUanaKnUlba GROVE PARK INN. LANCREN. BATTERY rARK,
THE MANOR, MARCO TERRACE and SVANNAliOA.BLRKELEY,
If ju waBt I fcaw mare about ihla wadeaad "Jaj ibf Ifaart ef tb Blue RJdga"
for vaeaUeaa, bvaira, agnealtara, bvealock aad baameaa, vril for apal enlar
talamcat lnt aad dricripll a Aibrvitl booklet ricaUr foldrr, lhaj'r fra.
Board of trade seSritat Asheville. n. c.
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YALE MAY GO ABROAD
Movement Launched to Send
Crew to Etiglhli Henley
New Haven, I'eb. 12. .V movement
vtat started here yetterday to eend a
Yale crew to compete In the Henley re
gntta In Hngland this year. The Ynle
News Is sponsor for tho agitation, which,
It Is thought, will bear fruit.
"The Henley regatta," states tho edi
torial. "Is to be resumed nfter a five-
year lapse, and a Yale crew that beats
Harvard should most certainly be en.
tered In It. If the tpblen are turned,
Harvard should have the honor, though
vte are Inclined to think both should
make the trip In either case."
According to the Indon Times, under
dale of January 23, the llenlev Iloyal
Ilegatta will not be revived this year,
but in its place a modified Henley will
be held to fill the gap nnd to re-establish
rowing an nearly as possible on a
pre-war basts.
TO ALLOT RACING DATES
Mnrvlnnil Trunk csi1ic.liiln. Wi'll I
uarviulHt track SCUCUUlcs 111 J
Bc Announced Tomorrow
New YorJr. Veb. 11'. The lliornueli.
YoHf"
cllit
bred racltiC season In Mni.Wanil will
open on April I. nnd dates for the
spring meetings will be allotted at the
regular monthly meeting of the ,locke
Club tomorrow, even If the dates for the
metropolitan racing season hern are nut
over until the tegular monthly meeting
In March,
According to applications from the
Maryland tracks already received, tho
season will open at Itowle on Tucsdaj
April 1. with Havre de Grace nnd Plm
llco following.
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CORBETT MAY REFEREE
Hickard Considering Him for
Willard-Dcnipscy Scrap
New York, Kcb. 12. The nosjlblllty of
having Jim Corbett, former heavyweight
champion, refcreo tho proposed cham
pionship bout between Jess Wlllard and
Jack Dempscy was discussed yertcrday
by Promoter Tex Itlckard. This ques
tion nnd the site for the bout nro the
only details remaining to be nrranged.
To Promoter Itlckard is left tho final
choice of a referee. The participants
will have an opportunity to agrco mu
tually upon an arbiter. iut In the event
that the boxers nro unable to reach an
understanding ltlcknrd will do the choos
ing. The promoter jestcrduy declared he
was considering the ndvisabllity of hav
ing Jim Jeffries officiate. It was pointed
but that Jeffries since he abandoned the
I ring has be.cn rather out of touch with
the trend of pugillstlo affairs. Ills age
1 and long period of comparative Inactivity
, were declared against him.
in ravor of Corbett. it was pointed
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MeOOWIN. In memory of RICHARD
SMY'
IIYTU MPtH-ivvj,. vvno niea i eorua
!'.
11S.
WIFE AND hONH. Cnnd I'a
Sbaflts
ACKER. Feb, 11. Itev, JAMES DANIEL
ACKER, aged 88. Relative, and friends In.
vlted to funeral services. Chape! of the
rrlmltlv. Methodl.t Church, N. W.,cor. I.e.
nigh ave. and until at., irn.. -j p. m, ne-
main, may also be viewed ao.- sneuaker si.
(lerniantown. Frl.. 13 m. to 1:J0 p, m lnt
private. Omit flower..
ARBUTHNOT. Feb. 8 ROBERT T., son
of the lat Thomas and Eleanor Arbuthnot,
ReUtlrea and friends Invited to service.
Thura., 2 n. m.. at the realdencs of his sis
ter. Mrs. Oeorge Touchton, 020 N. 40th .
lnt private. Friends may call Wed. eve.
IIEATTY. r.b. II, M. ORACE. wife ef
3. Frank Raatty, Fumn I Thurs., 2:30 p.
m., husband's residence, Morton, Del, Co.,
IV Int. prlYats, Omit flowers
nnAVEH. Fob. 11. HERtlEllT. husband
of Hester A. Reaver, aged 07. Relative, and
friends, employe Penroyd Iron Works. In.
vlted to funeral services. Frl., 2 p. .in., 4081
Pechln at., Itoxborough. Inf. Lererlngtoii
Ce-n Frlenda may call Thura eve.
IIEDFORD. Ksb. II. HARRY BEDFORD.
aged 6-'. Relatives and friends. "Camden
Lodge. No. Ill, L. (i. I'. Jt.: Federal Ys-arly,
and all other societies of which ha was a
rnsmbsr, Invited to funeral services, Frl,,
3 p.,ni.. 2813 Federal at.. Camden, N. J
lnt Arlington cem. Remains may bo viewed
'Inurs. eve.
nENTLBY. F.b. 10. HALLIE. yqunf.st
daught.r of. lata David B. and Sophia n.
H.nti.y, itelatlves and friend, invited to
fungral service.. Frl.. 2 p. m.. Sols N.
12th at. InL tvrlvate. West fVnr.l lfl C-J2.'
n.M.i..:z.i:':;::.. :i vL.7iz--.r;"j ---.
7777e7'TsaVs73sQsinaHssBsHTXT"W7
4SBgBHejBBBr.. ?s vavneu inuii, vih- i v.
IIBT1IW
linrtll .t,-u 11 ! .nfl.ln.Us'1 eetldenee.
Ir. J. Parsons Nrhaefler, 4fl3t Spruce st ,
VV. I'hlla,. HKNIIY UOIIli. M. D.. ased TL'.
Services in New Qoshensoppsn itfformed
Church, East Ureentllle. P., Frl., K.3U
P. m.
iifinL's'ts'acit r.h. n ankih b . wife
of Char ls a. Ilreunlnaer and datiahter of
late Thomas and Kate Kckrraltr. Urlatlves
and friends tnlted to funtrat ecrvlces.
laura. 10 a. m., )&:s nlavls it. Int. crl-
tate. Jit, reae i;em. 7ino may view re
mains wed . 7:30 to 0 p. m,
nitOADWATKR At ColllntswooJ. V. X,
reb, 10, formerly of Marie shade, S J,,
I.oi'IHH n.. wldoer of VVIlllam J. tiroad-
water, axed as. ItelatWes and friends Invited
to funeral services, Thurs.. In. in.. res.
dnce of son-in-law. Paul 13. llnepfnsr, as
Gorman ave,. Coillntswood. N. J. Int. prl.
vate. Loiestown v.em. rrienos may can
IUIOPHt' F"eb. 8, JOHN It., son of late
Michael and Elisabeth Brophy (nee Plsnna.
n). jised 39. llelativea and friends, Court
ait. Vernon, rso, ju. i: 01 a., unapsourirs
employes Henry Dlsston's Sons, Invited to
funeral. Thurs . 11:30 a. m., 4733 Almond St.,
lirldesburr, lllsh mass All Paints' Church
Int. St. Dominie's Cem. Auto t
a 30 a. m
service. .. . .
nnnwv it !f Tfnllv V J.. Feb. fl.
MART J. fAYWOOD. vrlfo of Robert M.
lirown. asea ot, iveiaiiva n '"" in
vited to funeral. Thurs.. 3,r. in . rejldjiic;
cf son-ln-lsw. William Ooldr. 4 4 Rutland
ave., Mt. Holly. N. J. Int. Mt. Holly Cem.
Trenton papers copy. ,.
nt'CItNER. Suddenly. Feb. 7. rREf).
rntt'K. husband of I.oulse. Ihirliner (nea
Hirst) Relatives and friends, all societies
of which he was a member, invited to fu
neral. Thurs.. 1 p. m.. 341 N Vatr st
Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Remains may be
viewed Wed., after T P.
itti.i ' - vls in 1ft!fl. Mtt.T.lR T! .
nt'nrTR 'rUiiffhOr 'nf f!mini Murk (ne
MIMarL "and crandJauirht-'r ef W'llltnm I .
and "aharlns Mllttr" Relatives and friends I
Invited to funeral on Prl.. at K.30 a 111.
t,ii, i.J; .,.1?5I5e..03tB'i . 2th at. Ulh
SiasrvlArs SiAldMl
rletv of Kplphanr church, i;rnpIoyM of Alien,
Jj.i tb. HCOXi invuru, . o ..v -
til lialy st. solemn mas, of reiulem
t'em Auto service,
9. MAROARKT H '
rtauiiitir nfrnlltp II. "and Anna P flavsaes
cnee (leoelln). ftied years. Relatives and i
L'LAAVOEH J"eD
e.t.n. inviijl tn funeral services. Thurs
r in. parents' residence. 4JS0 Hsnthorne
at Prankford. Int. Odd Pillows- Cem.
COLEMAN. Suddenly. Pth. 11. 3910,
OUOROH I,., husband of 1st' ilsjasret A
Due notlea of funeral will be alven, real.
oleman tnee j.uqwikj. im jus -".' -".
tence of his brother-in-law, Mr. hamuel
Jons. 2.1(10 K. Norrla st,
COLLINS. Fab. 10. CLAlt V MAT. daugh.
ter of Mary A. and late Henry Collins
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Prl.. 1:30 P. tn.. 252$ Coral at.
lnt private. North Cedar Hill Cem.
i nvvr.'t.T.V 1( fnnshohorken. Peb. 10.
JOSEPH .T husband of Elisabeth Connelly
ineo Pordl and son of Timothy and lata
Ellen Connelly. Relatives and friends In
,n. n ,,,.... V7rr. n m. m. in rirat ave .
('onshobockrn. ' High requiem mas St. '
Matthew's Church 0.30 a. ni. Int. St.
Matthew's New Cem.
I ONJrjIt. r eo. u, jalu.v, ntio , ,,. i
Conner and daughter of Charles and Henna. ,
ZeldUr, aged 19. Relatives and friends In-
vlted to funeral. Thurs., 2.30 p m., IBS K
Courtland st. Int. Oreenmount Cem. Friends
may call Wed., T to 0 P. Jn.
Avaf e-t t n vTah m iavr. widow of i
,-,
Andrew I osienn, ivriadves anu iriwiiu-, ,n-
vlted to funeral, Prl., J p in., parlora of
William lfc Chew, 102S Federal et. Int. Mt
Morlan vem. ivsmains may oe v,ow ,uui, .
8 to 10 p. m. Auto service..
CUTTfC At Tabernacle. N. J , Teb. 10.
CHRISTINA, widow of William Cutts. Kr.
n.l.M... mnA frlenrttt trulted to funeral.
Sat.. 12 noon. Tabernacle, N. J. Services .
Church of Christ, Tabernscie, i:au p. in.
Int. Tabernacle Cem Autos will meet 7.04,
a. m. train from Camden at Medford. N. J
t-..r,nv rti 111 Ins Mnw of
Wlarry T. 'Darbv, ' Relatives and friends In-
vlted to funeral Thurs. 2 n to., -cu- n.
mass cnurcn ot .vinst a-reciou im, ',',' ii-r;f V-.i.V liili i-.m -...-..,
A,..nAi. t, n-l.,a, 1rlnda Insv call r.et Cedar Itlll. tm . . ..
Th, ...... ' HODOKLNSO.V. Kelt 10. ROBERT
nrnivs L.v.h it JOHN J husband of HODOKINSON, ated Relatives and
.,JIHR.5.?' .?. U' i'iV.i .,, ?i... friends Invited to funeral, Fr ., 2 n. m.. R77
John' .Si" M.r.t Bi.-"-n.rVl..to '?.,. I.s.hjckon. Service. In s.
. . a .i- iraiu A.anva, Hn. niruiir l a I . ij siiiiijif .,1I u. ill. aiil. uii
(tross st. lnt, rernwooa v.em, auw ser-ion cem. jo tunerai.
Ice. ... I KITCHEN. Feb. 11. BELLA, wife of
DAVIS Suddenly Jan. 0. JOHNI... hus. James Kitchen (nee McCIellan). Relatives
baud of late Marv E. Davis Relatives and and friends Invited to funeral services, Frl..
friends, Pernwood Lodge. No. 848, F. and ' 2 p in., residence of son, John Kitchen. 2119
A. II. t Orphans' Rest Lodse. No. 132. I. O. N. 8th at. Int. private. Hillside Cem.
of O. P.. invited to funeral services. Thurs.. KLE1NHORST. Feb. 8. JOHN K . son of
2 p. m.. residence of son. (lor A. Davis. . Elizabeth and late Robert W. Klelnhorst
B07 'Sprlnglleld ave, Derby Pa Int. Mt. (nee Kenny) aged 3D. Itelatlvea and friends.
Zlon Cem. Friends insy tall wed, eve. ' members of I'eabody Lodge, Sons of si.
after 7 pm, .... . ....,,.... , Oeorge; Society of the Sons ot St. C.eorge.
DELANEY. Suddenly. Peb.10. MICHAEL ' employes of J. Anderson Ross Co. invited
A , husband of Mary A. Delaney (nee Oil- , to funeral services Thurs . 1 .10 p. ni..
lesple). Funeral Frl.. 30 a. m. 8.14 N. I parlors of John r. Pluehr, 104 W. BUSQue.
2.1th et. Solemn mass or requiem st Fran- h.-vnna ave. Int. Ardslev llurlsl Park. Re
els' Church 1 a. in Relatives and friends, .mains may b. viewed AVed. eve. Auto fu-
alt eocletles of which he was a member. In- peral.
... w.' ...... -i i... x--. i-a,i...,.st i-.n. u-vnu-rv-a - r-v. tn T-rvWArm V..
vlted to alleud. Int. New Cathedral Cem
AUDONNELI.V.-P.b. 10. MONORAH, wife
nf John Donnelly, aged 81. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., 8:30 a tn.
daughter's residence. Mrs. John Deck, 1,3.1
Filbert st. Solemn reaulem mass Cathedral
10 a. m. lnt. Holy Cross Cem, Auto fu-
"'du'IAVTT reb. 10. ANNA IiARRARA
DULANTY wife nf Kdnant F, Dulantv (nee
Vornholt), aged r..l. Relatives and friends.
Women of the Holy Family, Altar and
Rosa Societies of St. Ilonlfailus's Church
and l.adlea' Renetlclal Asso , Invited to fu.
neral. Frl . 8 30 a m.. 1017 N. Howard at
Solemn requiem mass st ilonlfiirtus'a
church 10 a m Int. Most Holy Redeemer
Cem
V Jth et Solemn reaulem mass St Ed
vvard'a Church 10 a. in. int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
EUNOn. Sudden!-. Peb. 9 REOINA.
widow or ( hriea t-iinnr. ageu r..v. Rela-
lives and friends. Archconfrsfernlty of Holy
l Family, mvnea ID xunrrai. inurs.. a. m..
'1170 N. Randolph st Solemn requiem mass
St. retera cnurcn a. m. ini. jiosi uoiy '
Redeemer, cem. .Auto service
TMVflE
MiK. i en. ii, lAjuia, nushand
of Katherlne A Edce (nee Muldoon) and eon
of late John and Catharine Kite. Relatives
and friends, cmplovee Provident Life and
Trust CO.. invneu ill imirrni errv ICCR, I Tl .
'. p. m res'denco of mnther-ln-law. Jlrs
Mary A Muldnon. 1737 IV Columbia nve
Int. private, West laurel mil Cem Auto
funeral. Remains may bo viewed Thurs..
I after V P, (
I EMHAIlDr -Feb 8. QOTTLIEI1. hus
I...1 nf Amelia Cmhanlt (nee SterneeV p.t
... ...... .-...,. . ..... . b o. m.
DtJi.irs i -l 'u. o. j.vaisa, nusuana or lais i Ainu i'h it yaviixn ir. LAIRD,
?f.'3tl5,fi?nU.,r.l rirur.'V"8 30r").'rnr-'1're,.'i- neVallv.V' andfrlVrid. Invited Vo funeral',
de'n'c'e 'of 'rnXAWw1?!,: 4 ," ,?..,: l"2 X' ?ff'J.SUwl3 ' &
08. Relatives and friends Invlt-d m funeral 0:30 p. in. Int. Mt Jlorlah Cem.
services, Thurs.. 2 p. rn.. 2018 N. Jessup LOCKARD. Feb. Hi, PLOKKNCB S.
st. lnt Greenmn'int -in Friends may daughter of Allda S. and late Edwin J. Lock
call Wed.. 8 to 10 p. tn. Po'.tsvllle papers ard. Relatives and friends Invited to fu-
hvANS on ivb it. mio. nuzA u
KVAN8. widow of latfl I rank Kvnus. aud
drnly At Camden, H. C. Due- notice ot
funeral later,
iAS. At Walnut Kail I'arm, Upper
M.rlnn townshlo. Feb. t. MARV J. w.
widow of Otto Fiaa and mother of Mrs.
Newton Latch. Relative, and frlenda In
vited tn funeral, charelsjf, J. Kogelschati.
718 Swede st , Norrlstnvvn. Pa.. Thurs., a
p. m. Int. Riverside Mausoleum.
FAFLKNF.R. Feb, II. Sr,3 S. Otst t..
E, IDA. widow of Charles E. Faulkner.
Relatlvea and friends Invited to service..
Thur. . - p. m. Oliver II. "air Ilulldlng.
1K?ii Chestnut at Int. private. Nashville,
I Tertn.. papers please copy .
I I'AUI.LH Suddenly, Feb. 11. HARRY
i.. husband of Catherine Y. I'aul a. (n.eo
Helma). aged '.'S, Relatives and friends.
Ironworkers Union. No, 811' emplovcs of
John HalzlevT Invited tn funeral services,
Frl. i v. m., 1933 Hoffman st Int. pr
vate. Fernwood Cem Friends may call
Thurs . after 7 P. in Auto service,
FEULNER. Feb. MARY, daughter of
rrederlrlt and Anna Feulner (nee Reager),
aged 27, Itelatlves and friends Invited to
funeral services, Thurs.. 2 p m , parents
residence. 21.4 E. Cambria st Int. Oreen.
mount Cem, Remains may be viewed Av.ed.
8 tn 10 p ill.
FOWLER. reb, 0, ROSH T.. wife of
Richard Fowler and daughter of lte Chris,
topher and Annie Nolle. Relatives and
friends Invited tn funeral. 1032 Rising Sun
ave., Thurs,, 1:30 p. m. Int. Oreenmount
Cem .
1.-T11.-T- v.k ia Ti-r TITQ vr. mishand of
Frrder'lcka Fre'y (nee Muhler). ad n ReJa-i
lives and friends. Lodge No, . F. and A. M.i
Kensington R. A, Chapter. No. 283i 1-ennl
Lens pe Tribe, No. 3. 1. O. R M : conocKsinK ' requinio mass immaculate conception
Ilenf. Sor,, Milkmen's Asto.j Phlla. Quartet I Church 10 a. tn, tnt. Holy Hepulrhre Cem
Club and all other societies of which he waa I McC'IjOHKHY. Feb. 11. MARY P. Mc
fi member. Invited to funeral services, "CLOSKEY, daughter of Margaret and lat.
Thura . 2 p. m., 2324 N, '.'d st Int. private, , Patrick J. McCloskey. Relatives and friends
VV.at r..,trl Ilill f-.n, Antn e.rvtce.
FUNCK. At Wlldwood. N. J.. Feb. 10,
EMMA F wife of John C. l'unck. Sr. Rela.
Uvea and friends Invited to funeral services,
248 E. Oak av... Wlldwood. N. J Wed.,
8 p. m. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem., Phlla.,
Thurs., 10 a. m. ...
' (1ANI.EY. Teh. 11, EMMA, widow of
Jsmes Uanley, Notice of funeral later.
OERLOCK. Feb. 8. l-RANCIS J,, son of
Harry and Jennie Oerlock and granoaon of
late Michael ond Hannah Hums, of Consho
hocken. Itelatlves and friends. Holy Nam.
Society of the Visitation Cnurch. Invited to
funeral, Thura,, 8:3(1 a m-. residence of
Parents. 2810 N, A st. Itqulem. mas.
Visitation Church 10 a. in. Int. Holy Re
deemer Cem.
lii;M.Nlill. Keb. II, liFUIKlK u.. nusoana
of Laura V. Oesner. Relatives and friends,
also Bnuoerc council, u. c. a aii i oun
nartram. No. 287. F. t,f A.! nsllef Asso
of P. It. T., 50th and Woodland ave : em
plovea of Baldwin's, Invited tn funeral. Sat ,
2 p. m 1300 H. Hanson St., W. Phlla, Int.
Mt. Morlah Cam, Friends may call Frl.,
after 7 n in.
OLASSMIRE. Feb. 10, T1EULAII ANNA.
daughter of oeorge W. and Clara F Olass
mire, aged 21). R:atlvea and friends in
vited tu services. Frl.. 2 p. in , 10 S. Rsd
field st. Int. Arlington Cem. Frlenda may
call Thurs. eve.
C.ORMLBY. Feb. 10, ELIZABETH A,
GORMLEY, Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. Thura.. 8:30 a. m., 2X30 Rich
mond st. Solemn requiem mass St. Ahn'a
Church 10 a. m. Int. Ht, Ann's Csm. .
GRAY. Fab. 10. OEOROK W., husband
of Catherine E. Urar (nee Whalanf. formerly
of Cardiff, Wales. Itelatlves and friends In
vited to funeral, Frl.. 8:30 a m.. H18 N
Marline at. Solemn requiem mas. t-'burcq
of Our Mother of Borrow. 10 a. ni, lnt,
Uolv c'rne. C.m. Autn a.rvlce.
OREAVER. Keb. 1 1, THOMAS J., hu
band of Alice Greaves, aged 51. Relative,
and friends. Rogborough Encampment, No.
HI. I. O. O. F.i Wawatsm Tribe. No. 65,
Imp. O, R. M.I Hull of, Koiborouin Lodge,
No. 9. I. O, O. It.; Invited -to funeral servT
leas, ll. .- ,, VI. rv iieii.iiieav p..,
IVOSOOrou.n. 1h. Avirinsion v.si. ve'
WRATHS
friends, lloty Name Soc.. Invited to funeral,
Thurs , 8 30 a, in., 8841 Mt. Vernon at. Sol
emn renulem mass St. Asalha'a Church 10
a, m. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
ItKATON. Feb. 11, CHARLES ItKATOtf.
husband of Ethel V, Heaton fnee Taairert).
Relatives nnd friends Invited (0 fnueral aerv
Ices, grl , 1 n. m.. residence of mother-in-law.
Mrs. I. Tata-erf. IDS'.! N. Uber at. Int.
private, Oreenwood (Iv.. of r.) Cem Re.
mains may be viewed Thurs, from 8 to 0
P'm':rtCMAS Suddenly. Veb. 10. MAR
OAHET HICKS HKCKVfAN. wlr. rif p.
Iioutlaa Heckinan and dauthter of Uenrte
W. Hlcka and stepdauthter of John C I'oul.
son. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Thure . 2 p in.. I no K, Wood,
land ave. Sharon Hill. Pa. Int. private.
HBSKt.. At 5310 Rare at . Feb. 10.
DANIF.f,. husband of late Susan V. Ilenael,
ated 1)0. Relatives and friends. Sheklnali
Lodge. No, aia. V and A M Invited to
funeral services Thurs.. 3 o. m.. Oliver II,
Balr lllvr.. I v;n Chestnut t Int. nrlvate.
HERtlltSHEIMIIR. At 212.1 S ITankiln
st Keb. 11. SARAH M.. widow of James
B. llerteehelmer. ated S7. Relatives and
friends, members of fioth llaptlst Church
.., 1 jiU. nf Armi knil '.ttf 1-n(n t,
s. A.. Invited to funeral services Thurs.!
S p, m , uawu ji ncnuyter liiot., liroad
and Diamond stt Int. private, Vovlestown,
iliaatKS Veb. n, aX.VK, widow of John
Hlttliis, ated '. at sister's residence, Mrs.
William Holland. Pox Hill Rrrn Mawr, Pa.
Relatives and friends Invited to hlth mass
of requiem St. Mathew's Church, Consho.
hocken, Thurs , D.30 a, m. Int. St.
Msthew's rem.
HILL Feb. 10 NOBLE HILL, husbsnd
of late FAIzaueth Hill (nee Wark). sted S3.
Itelatlvea and friends, M Paul'a Lodte, No.
4N1. V. and A. M l members of Scott's
I Presbyterian Church Broad st. and Castle
ave .
Invited to funerst services. Thura .
i. m
. 1712 S 13th at. lnt Mt. Morlah
Anto rorfeee.
- "?. -
1IILLF.S Feb. . ANNIR. widow of
Charles Hllles Services private. Thurs. 2,
I m.. 1344 Orthodox st.. Prankfprd. Friends
U'lrnlnlrp ?m.
HOPPilAN. Feb. 11, KATE, wife of
J;h;. It. HoBman. 2300 1
:3uu listen st. notice
Jacob iroon
LAND.' ad US,
Itelatlves and frlanda In
vlted to luntral services pri.. . m 400
Lenionlo st Itoxborough. Int. Iiverlngton
Cem
HOUKE.-At Camp Custer, Jlich., Feb.
(1. Lieut. CHARLES W son of Alice W.
House, ot aotli nnd Chestnut sts.. Phila
delphia, and late Mansfteld P. House, Hal.
llmore, ?id . anil.'lenese papers please copy
HPNTINQTON. Fb 10. JOSEPH, son ot
Maraaret and tho lato Joseph Huntington
ueiativea anu rnenas inv-ueu to zunerai serv
ices, Thurs , 2 p. tn., at 402S Walnut st.
lnt private
IRWIN. Peb, 10. FLORENCE A . wife
of James Irwin and daughter nf late Alex
ander and Rebecca Nesultt Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral services. Thurs.,
S p. in., &7.',3 Rodman at lnt private. MI.
Morlah Cem, Remains may be viewed Wed.
i cv'e.
JvANK reo. ii, ni SA.v. widow of James
Kane and daughter of late Charles and Hose
McNamee. of County Tjrone, Ireland, Itela.
lives ana irienos inviieii vo luneral, 1'TI
.,,, i, in., i.liii-.ii-ib.v s rrsiarnte, 1'si-
rlrk Devlin. 1711 N. .Marston at. High mass
church of ilost Precious Wood 9 a. in, lnt,
lli'iy jiuni s Tiii( . iiiiiu lunriii,
KELLY. Feb S. WILLIAM P., husband
of Sarah E. Kelly and aon of late William
and Sarah Kelly, aged 43. Itelatlvea anA
tiicnun, cnii'iu,.. vk wuu,t,nrak r uunurf , in.
vlted to funeral services, Tnure., 1 p. m ,
io.mi .-. uiu ei, im. i.ii, aie. Arlington l em.
Friends msy call Wed. evo. Auto service
KILMAKTIN. Feb. It. CATHARINK A.,
dauirhter of late James and Ift-ldget Kllmar
tin. Itelatlvea and friends Invited to fu
neral. Prl., K.30 a. in.. 204 High at., Cer-
manlown. High mass Kt. Vincent de Paul's
unurrn in a. m. int. uoiy nepuicnra Cem.
KIMMERI.T. leb. 11 of cerebro-splnsl
meningitis. PRANK, husband of Laura M.
nnit inn nf Kltzaheth I. Ilnnf and lata
Philip Klmmerly. aged 24. Residence. 1108
i;. Martin at,, itoxborough. int. Ivev
erlnr.
husband of Mary E. Knnwles, aged a.
Relatives and friends, Hamilton Lodge, No.
274, F. and A. 31. 1 Falrmount 1ldge. No.
333, II. of L. P. and K.. and Penna. II. R.
Vol, Relief Asso.. invited to services. Irl..
2 P m . 501 N. 3tst et. Int. Ardsley
Hurlal Park. Olenslde, Pa. Friends may
call thura. eve.
KOLP. Peb. 8, ROI1ERT P., husband ot
Sarah E. Kolp (nee Kay), aged 0. Rela
tives snd friends. Radiant Star Lodge, No.
08. F. and A. M.i Thlla. Sovereign Con.
slstory, a.'d Degree. A. A. 8. It.; Lu Lu
Temple. A. A. O N. SI. S.. Invited to fu.
neral services. Thurs.. 2 p. in., 2308 E.
Dauphin st. Int. private. North Cedar Ilill
Cem. Remains may be viewed Wed., a,tter
Aiitn rimvrel
LAWLESS. Feb 10, REBECCA S.. wife
of Archibald II Lawless. Relatives and
ft lends Invited to funeral services, -l nurs ,
K p. m 280 Chester pike, Norwood,
mt private: Prl North Cedar Hill O
ia
nrlvate. Prl North Cedar Hill Cem
..,..,i.... ., e.mii..
LEAHY. Peb. 10. DENNIS, husband of
late Cstharlna Leahy. Itelatlvea and friends,
llolv Name and Altar Societies of the
Church of the Visitation. Invited to funeral.
Thurs , , an a, m., npartmenta or rranK jv.
Hookey, 2404 Prankford ave. Solemn re
tiulem mass Church of tho Visitation 0 a.
m lnt Ht Denis's Cem. Auto funeral.
LlPl'LEY Feb, 11. JOSEPH, husband
of Msrgaret Llpplev fneo Mci;vo). aged
(II Relatives ond friends Enterprise As.
sembl No (. A . 31 P.: Tacon.y Club.
en,nlne nf llenrv lllsaton A. Hons. Invited
. ......at .ap. In. a lr.1 1 r tn (1131 Tulln
., 'r.nnn,- Vplamta mw dll Thure.. to
nfral aervlcea. Thura. In. in, f132 Harlan
at. lnt West laur! Hill Cem Krlends
mv can ti.. 10 i n. in. . . ..
iomass vh ii SIAT1T. wlfa of Walter
r ninu. rtnlmUvM anrf friend emoloVea
t Andrews Mfc. Co.. Invited to funeral.
Thura.. S.30 a. m., B- uora. ai, i.equiem
hlch maM 8t. Joachlm'a Church iu a. ro,
f L tlnmlnlx'. ft rti
lloVE. Feb, II. HESTER, widow of
Thomas I.ove. Relatives ond Irlenus in
vited to funeral services, I'll , "J p m,
.'B27 W. Columbia ove. Int. prlate. Mt.
Mii'nnVAI.D. Veh. 10 RICHARD W..
husband of Mlnnlo Maidonald. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, ran. i i. m
JR N. Jlurllngton s'., illoucesier . .i ini
Northwood Cem.. I'hlla. Trlends may call
MAOi'lI.. 1'eb 10. WILLIAM I hue
band of Annie K. Maglll and son of Vary
E and late II, Morris Maglll. aged 4N. Itela.
lives and friends, I'enna Lwlge No 3So,
I' and A JI.: Rallnav Vlrdniastera of
America and emplovea of the I'. R It , in
vite.! to funeral services. Irl - P, m ,
11128 N. IMh st. Int. private. Remains may
be viewed Thurs., 7 to 1) p m
MAdUIRE. Feb. . ANNA, wlfo of
Thomaa Magulre and daughter ot Mary and
late James McFadJen. aged S3. Relatives
ai.d friends invited to funeral. Thurs.. 7 30
n. m . 3411 Chestnut at. Requiem high
mass St. James' Church II a. m. lnt Holy
Cross Cem.
MrCARTItr. Feb. 10. FRANCIS JO
SEW. husband of Florence MrCarlhy tnee
Wharton) and son of John and Jane Mc
Carthy. Relatives and friends, Archbishop
Rjan aeneral Assembly; Santa Maria Coun.
ell. No, 203. K. of C, Invited to funeral,
"173 Conljn St.. Thurs., 8.30 a, m. holenm
Invited to funeral. Hat.. 8.80 a. m . rest
dence ot mother, H. W cor, 4th and Jeffer
son sts. Solemn high mass of requiem St,
Michael's Church 10 a, in. Int. private.
Auto aerv Ice.
Mi-KENIMICK Feb. 11. 827 I.eland st .
MAROARKT McKENDRICJJ, aged 03. Serv.
Ices private. Frl.. 2 p. m.. Oliver It. Dalr
llulldlng, Ih'M Chestnut at, lnt, private.
West Laurel Hill Cem.
McMANUS. Feb. 10. THOMAS E. Mr
MANUS. late of Lancaster. Pa. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., 7:30
a. m., 1700 Race at. Solemn requiem mass
Cathedral V a. m. Int. Lanraster, Pa, Train
leaves ilroad St. Station l:3o a m.
McSORLEY. Feb. 10. JOSEPH. husLand
nf Mary MrSorley, Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Frl., 8:80 a. in , 2301
j w, Thompson st. Solemn requiem mass st,
Klliabeth s cnurcn in
m. In! lfnlv
Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
MIDOETT. Feb. , DOItljAND T . hus.
band of Florence Mldgett (nee Polk) and
son of lata Morris and Mary Mldgett. aged
34. Relatlvea and frlenda. loth District
pollca station, all other organlzatlona of
which he waa a member. Invited to funeral
services. Thur... I p. m lwphew'a rest,
dence, William Kuhl, 110 Dunton st. Int.
North Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be
viewed Wed . after T P. m.
MORRISON. Feb. II, JOHK. husband of
Delia Morrison and ton of lata Humphrey
and Mary Morrison. .Relatives and friends,
Washington Camp. Mo. 4. P. O. S. ot A.)
Arthur Fin. Y.arly Beneficial Society, In
vited to funeral service.. Hun.. S p. m., 2143
8. Oarnet at. (18th and Jackson sts.), Int.
Mt. Morlah Csm. Auto funeral.
MORRISON Feb. N, WILLIAM T. MOR.
RI80N, aaed 77. .Relatlvea and frlenda.
Tempi. Lo3g. No. 3 F. and A. f.t Court
land .'aundera Post. No 21. O. A, Jl.t Phlla.
delphla and Colwyn Fire Dept . Hardware
A.so. ot Philadelphia, Invited to funeral
service., Thura.. 2 p. m.. ita S. 4th at.,
Colwyn, Delaware County, Pa. Int. ML
Morlah Cem. Friends mar call Wed. eve,
NATLOR.--At Vlnc.ntown. N. J.. Fab.
10. LOUISA B.. wit. of Cbarle. O. Naylor,
Das.' rati n iriir i n m inr nritura
fi.viT hum '-" !, in luurraii
rti.. 2:W p. ?n. V(nctsatowo, N. , .JiH,
DRATng
O'NEILL. At Ilryn Mawr. Feb. 10 DAN.
IP.!,, husband of llessle (nee Harrington)
O'Neill, . aged 48 Relatives and friend,
also llolv Name Society. Invited to funeral.,
Thurs.. 8 a m., 702 Itallroaq ava.. Brrn
Mawr, Solemn high mass of requf.m at
our Lady of Good Counsel Church 0 a, ra.
Int. t. Matthew's, Conshnhnrken, Pa,
PFIRRMAV. F.b. 10. KATHRTN. daugh.
ter of Kathryn and late George Pflrrraan,
aged 27, Relatives and friends. German Re
formed Church, employes Kneedlers Mfg.
. , In, l,..l ... ... .! TV..... a .
VU. ii, ...r". .v .u,,t,,. ilium,, a f. IU., (J-
ps rents' residence, 202B nilmore at., Ilrldea- v t
nura. inc. ucriusii i.ciuiineu cem., una...
burg. Pa.
Pill LUIS' Feb. 11, ANNA SI., daughter
of Patrick and Anna Phtibln (nea Nugent),
aged S. Relatlvea and friends invited to fu
neral Frl , 2 p. m., residence of parent.
158J S 20th st. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
POINSETTE At 231 H. 82d st. Feb. IB.
ETHEL S daughter, of Margaret s. aiut
lat. Sherwood E, Potnsette, s-rvlces end
lnt at convenience of family.
RKIiKR -Feb. 10. 5234 Parksld. ava..
CHARLES H., husband ot Verana Reb.r.
aaed 57 Relative, and friends, employ,
ot Baldwin Mfr. Co. Invited to services.
Thurs, 2 p. m . Oliver It. Italr Building?.
120 Chestnut at. Int. private. Friends
may call Wed, eve., 7:80 to 0,30 p, m,
RF.DFKRN.- Feb. 10. at Brldgeton. K.
I , SARAH B, (nee Epprlght). wife of Frank
It Redfern, acM GO Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Frl., 2 p. m., reeld.nc.
of niece, Mr.. John II. Alexander. 1805 a,
24th st , Philadelphia. Int. Lafayette Cem
RETTKW Feb. 10. EMMA F.. widow of
Thomas M Rettew. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. 1423 Diamond
St., Thurs., a p. m. Int. private.
ItlTTEIl Peb. 10. JOHN S.. husband Ot
Rebecca C.iRltter. Relatives and friends.
employes of llenrv Justl A Sons, Invited to
funeral services, Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 4128 Brown
"! In.t"frny.ood Cem. Remains may be
Viewed Wed.. 7 to 0 p. m
. ROESCH Feb. 10. KAROLINE ROE8CK
(nee Oreth). wife of Louis A, Roesch. Rela
tives and friends, members of Evangelical
Lutheran Church of the Trinity (18th ami
Wolf ats.). Invited tn funeral aervlce.. Frl..
1 p m.. 2510 8. 15th at. Int. private.
ltOON'nv. Feh tn Iirtinmh-r nnnvne
(nee Devlne), wife of James Itooney. Rela.
ii.rn nun irirnna invited 10 xun.ral. FTT..
B'3( a. m.. 13011 H. -'lat mt. flnlemrt --.
of requiem Church of st Edmond 10 a. ra.
inc. uoiy cross v em auio service.
srilAAI. Feb. 11. WILLIAM F., has.
Iisnd of Margaret Scharf (nee Hoenea). aged
47. Relatives and frlenda f-.nt.ln rihlltn n
Schuvler Council. No. 67! Laklma Trlb., No.
.',.n",... " M ' offlcers of 28th Police Dls
!"'.' Policemen's Beneficial Ass'n, Vesta
nub. Invited to funeral eervicee. Sat, 3 p.
m . 20411 E. Fletcher st. Int. private. Fern
wiHid cem. Frlenda may call Frl. .v.. Auto
servlre.
Bri;V.V-VJ,Jl.,,r Jr- n. ,E. KATIfAniNB J71
J ,"."." uie.ineuackeri. widow or r.t.r
Hrlitnldt. aged 70 Relatives and friends In. v
vlted to funersl, Thurs.. 80 a. m.. 5 Matn
!",', t,arb . I . Solemn requiem mag 8c .
lemenj's c'hunh 10 a. m. Int. prlrate. Kolr
LC?. l'm Auto cortege.
7' iiiccjr.iir.it. . r'en. p, WHiIiIAS
SCHiiOBIlHH. hu.hat.rf- of 'Marls Schroeder
tnee Tonne), aged 42. Relatives and friends,
members of Hermann Lodge. No. 125. F.
and A M , all other societies to which
he belonged, invited to funeral. Wed. 1:10
Yin"1:-. ,:53N. 20lh at. Int. Wast Laurel
Jllll Cem. Remains mav he viewed Tiles-
eve.
HKHlKf. l,-K in inopmr r ....ka
?. l'16. rldel.' Rilativel and" friend.
vtaeningion lamp, No. 11)7. P. O. H. of A.,
Invited to funeral services, residence of
Warren r Dean. 7000 Oxford ave., Foi;
t haae., I'hlladelphla. Sat , 2 p. m. InU
Lav. nv lew Cem. Frlenda may call Frl.,
i . ..r.."1- 1,0- '0. JOSEPH, son of
lato William and Amanda s.yb.rt. Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral .rv
t,! Jrlv " Pi m- brother's residence. 808
Illchmpnil st. nt. private. Remains may be
M'wed 'Ihurs. eve,
SHAt .Feb. 10, MART, wife of Mlcha.t
.'. '"ay. aged 60. Relative, and friends In
vited In fun. rat Vl-rl b Qk n. nil.
Ilustleton ave.. Bus'tleton. Philadelohla.
., ".. .'lol'm maas Chuicn of Maternity
UI.;.?.,;.,(, " m- tnt. St. Dominie' Cem.
. SlJtON. Near Mt. Holly. N. J.. Feb. 9.
JP'tN I J. .and Ma daughter, MABEL at, ,
SIMON. Mass of requiem at Sacred Heart ;
Church, Mt. Holly. JC, i., Thur... ;15 a. m.
friends .msy call at lata residence, near Wt. a
Holly, N. J., wed. eve. Train leaves Mar
ket st. ferry, Phlla., for Jilt. Holly at 8:18
a. m.
Sr.irER. Of pneumonia. Feb. 8, HIRAM
J. RLIFEIt. lieutenant colonel of the Twenty-first
Engineers. .4. E. F.. In France.
. SMITH. Feb. 10. ANNA, wlfo of Augus
tus Smith. Relatives and friends Invited to
attend funeral, Thur... 7:30 a. m.. 2035 ?J.
Ijvmbert at. High inasa Church ot tm
tlesu V a. ni. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Autt)
funeral
SMITH. Feb 10. EL1ZARETIL dauihtap - n
pt Frank J. and Johannah Smith (nee.Kel- t.jj
ler). aged 2 lea re Relatlvea and frlenda Am
Invited to funeral, Thura., 3 p. m., parent' ., ' ,)
residence, moo II. Madison at. Int. Holy W Vfl
SMITH. Feb. 0. WILLIAM W . hu.bandl
of tmma Smith (nes Uarr) and son of latoi
John and Ann Smith, formerly of Phllllpa
burg. N. J. Relatives and friends, em
plovea of Co-nmerclal Exchange employe
of Western Union. Invited to funeral. Thurs..
8 30 a. m, 1822 6'. 5th at. Solemn maaa
ot requiem Church of Moat Blessed Sacra
inent, 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auta
serv re
SOUDER. Feb 11, at Averill Park. N-r,S
,, sv..-t,v ct.. wiaow oi ur. i. u. aouasr.
Rolatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral aerv.
ices, Thurs.. 10 a. m.. residence of son. Dr.
It L. Souder. 2814 Reed st Int. The Great
Valley Baptist Cem., Ilerwyn. Pa.
8TALLMAN. Feb. I, JOHN O.. son ot
Ellen C. and late John u. Stullman. aged S.
Relatives and friends, members of Chestnut
IUII Council. No. 215. O. ot I. A., and Lettsr
Carriers' Asso.. Invited to funeral aervlc.
mother's residence. 8316 Germ. mown va.t
chestnut Hill. Thur... 2 p. m. Int. Ivy Hill
Cem
KTEIGER, Feb. R. FREDERICK W..
twin brother of Theodore Albert Stelfer,
nged 75 Relatives and friends. General 1J.
s. Grant Camp, No. 5, Sons ot Veterans;
Postal Clerks' Asso. and employe, ot Fed
eral State Poetofflee, invited to funeral a.rv-
ices, inurs, imu p. m. pariora or le, ,
Myers. 418 W. Cumberland st. Int. private. Kf
German Lutheran Cem. Remains may at s
viewed vveu , a to in p. m. umit newirs. -
STEPHENSON. Feb. 0. JOHN GERALD,
son of Richard and Rose Stephenson (no
McBrlde). aged ID. Relative, and friend.
11. V. M Scanty. league of the Sacred
Heart and uoiy Name Hoclety and St.
Francis's llova' Band, invited to funeral.
Thurs 8.30 a. m.. 1.A18 Aspen St. Solemn S
requiem mass St. Francis Xavler'a Church
10 a m Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service,-
STEVENS. Feb. 10, at Brooklyn. N. T.,
DEANE P.. husband ot Beulah U. Stevens
tnee Burgess). Relatlvea and friends lirvltsd
to services, Thurs., 2 p. m.. 0163 Catharln
St.. Philadelphia. Int. Cedar Hill Cem.
SiTOTT. Feb. (1, El.MElt W.. husband ef
Evelvn Stott (nee Onderdonk). aged 34
Relatlvea and frlneds also Excelsior Lodge
No. 401. F. and A, M.. invited to services
on Wed., 2 p. in., at 1323 Otter at. Int.
private.
STRADL1.NG. Feb 10. JOHN 8. STRAD
LING, aged 83. Itelatlves and frlenda,
Noshamlny Lodjre, No, 422. I O. O. F.. of
Hulmevllle. Pa., and Wild Roae Jtebekah
Lodge, No. 254. 1. O. O. F. of Penna., In
vited to funeral, without further notice,
from the Oxford Valley Chapel. Frl., 2:80
p. m lnt Mlddletown Friends' Burying
Grounds. Cora will meet train at Wood
bourne Station that leavea Reading Terminal
at 1 02 p. m,
THESES'. - IVb 11. CHRISTIAN AIf
ntrsT nan nf llluf and Ingeborsr Thesen.
aged 0 Itelatlvea and frlenda invited to fu-
l neral, Thura , 2 P. m.. resiaence oi parents,
1 73d ami Paschall ave.. West Philadelphia,
lnt private.
THOMAS Feb. 11, lt S. IDIh at..
t.l'CY S , wife of Dr. Henlsmln A. Thoma
, nnd daughter of Powell and Lucy M Stack
house aged 38 Notice of funeral later.
TIMTE, Feb u. FRANK HUKNARD.t
' husbsnd of Anna Mary Tlinte, aged 52. Reta
I lives and friends, llrldesburg Lodge, No. 37.
I I. O C. F. , Macanopeo Tribe. No. 03. I O,
I It. M : Tacony Slnglns Soclet, invited to
I funeral. Wed.. 2 p. m.. 0742 Kvystone at..
lacon. lnt Magnolia Cem, Remains msy
be viewed Tuee. eve, . v
I TREXI.ER. Feb 11. HARRT, husband
of Helen Elsie Trexler (nea Hutchinson).
I formerly of Norwood, and aon of Annie and
ate M. Trealer, Relatlvea and friends, am
nio! es of U. G. I. Co. and member of In
tegrity Council. No. 338. F, P,A.; Waah
ington Camp. No. 303. P. O. S, of A.:
1 ....inert- Cemn. No. 14. 1 O. of A., and
Rojal Arcanum Council, So. 34'.'. Invite
to services. Sat., 2.30 p. m.. 142 N. 29th
at lnt Odd I'ellowa' Cem.
TURCHI Feb. 0. ROSE, wlfs of John A.
Turchl. aged Si. Itelatlvea and friend In-,
vlted to tunerai. Thurs.. 8.80 a. m.. I0T
u mh er. Solemn hlah mass at Church of
due i.adr of Good Counsel. 8th and Chris- '.-
1 r.r T. ,,. - h. Tn, tlnl. rrnmm f-.n. 1 .'
' i'".n .'"...'" " j."":,,v,'' kT.-.c:.'i". t
LllltUIl, rru, .. Jyii., r ,, im.u.i. iw
Cecelia A, Unruh (nea Mcvaugti), aged 7V.
Relatlvea and friends. Fox Chase Lodge,
No 133, I, O. O F.. Invited to funeral.
Thurs., 3 p, m . W50 Kerper at.. Lawndal. ,
Phlla. Int. Oxford Church Grounds.
VOUDY. Feb. 7. WALTER O. husband
of Annie Voudy. aged 37. Relatives and
friends. Richmond Lodge. I. O. O. F.t Frank
lin Circle, No. 13. Brotherhood of America!
emoloje of P. A I. C. II, Co.. JnsJt-4 to
funeral .ervlce. Thur... So. m.. 2635 .
Indiana ave. Ini. private. Northwood Cera.
Reaialns'msv be viewed Wed. eve.
vVARIi. Feb. 10. ROSE, widow of Jobs)
Ward, Relatives and friends Invited to fn
ueral. Sat . 8:30 a m., son-in-law, real,
dence, Cornelius A Bonner. 288S Jf Front
at. Solemn reiulem mas Church ot Our'
I.adr of Visitation 10 a. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem, Omit flower.
WENNER. Ken. 111. KL1ZABETII W.-''-i ',
WENSER. aged 68. Relatlvea and , t rltwsV K tSi
Invited to funeral services. Thurs i . 2 j, -,,"
Hackmail Bros.' funeral parlors. 007 W, L- '
high ave. inv, piiv-s.e, urrenmount lis
AVIBNER. Feb. 10. SOPHIA &., Haa
. ". vnlr VV' end l.t- Ml.r
Wiener, aged 18. Relatlvea and friend
vlted to funeral ..rvlcea Frl.. 2:80 p.
resioenco oi lacner. iw . iuvea at.
" T.. it'Ae4 Vm sees-em I If I I f Ah sta - -
private. . jwit " 'rl, w
may d viwwaii inurp . 10 pp. m. .
0niO1IT- SuddtinlV. on f nnrl-iv S
Inr. Feb. 10. 1P19. MATT1K SINClJ
daurhtar of the lata John and alarta ,
Wriaht, Funeral aervleai on ThuraAMTal
Snooa. Veb. 18. t8 o'clock, at ISji
dCnCV OS " m tniuviMir abuvw, Am
nth tl. nifrm?uii tit . xa,v
"akmnatsteiry.
YATE8, Feb. 10, JOHN K., huabaM i
Emma i ' n tvei.tri, niuvi i
frlenda Invlud to fun-traU Thura., .
Church ef St. Paul d0 1 a, m. Jat.
roaa w-gi auia j.uwrym.
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