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ALL BUT 12 DEAD
fel4 Killed in Action, 21 by
P?" Wounds, 113 by Disease,
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111 REPORTED WOUNDED
One Man Missing Aggregate
Losses to Date Arc
266,950
Washington, March 14, The aimy
casualty Hats containing 187 names, .intl
one marlno corps list with thlrty-ono
names, twenty-seen of whom aro re
ported dead, wero released by the War
Department today.
Ofthe total army roll, 103 were I"
tharrnornlnp; report and eighty-four nio
i tha afternoon record, as follows. Pied
of disease, fifty-three ; died from nccl
derit and other cause, nineteen , miss
ing In action, one: wounded, cleen.
Below Is Riven n. summary of the total
army casualties to date
Ttcporteu
todav
Killed In action 14
Died from wounds 21
Died of disease 113
Died from accident and
other causes 27
Totals
.11, SHI
13,320
L'l.OTl)
3,214
Missing In action.
Including p-lsoners .... 1 C.094
Wounded 11 101.422
Grand Totals
187
.'66,D50
Ol'KICERS' 1 iT
Died of Disc ise
CAPTAIN' Lumonca A
natl, Ohio
Drainer Clncln-
llOllMIM) SIAF.RFI.Y
, "LIEUTENANT James a Brown TValce
.Tl'flelcl, Mass
m Rilled lit Action (Prrvlousl.r Reported Dead)
LIEUTENANT Henry If straurh. Thorn
t son. III
Died (Previously Reported lilsslnit In Vcllon)
LIEUTENANT Harr V llmcr. Leonard
. . town. JId.
V Wonnded SllihUr
' CAPTAIN Harry T IJllthe. New-burgh,
'I Sf, Y.
- LIEUTENANTS Ponald U Adams. Jinx
- bury Mass Wdon L Holt. 1 hlcago ill
Thomas Edwards 1 Illiams V llkts-Uarre
r PKNNSYLVAMV
SCrGEANT-Imm'Jr 1 PaTkham srran-
toSE.GLAT-I.nmr 1, Ia.Uham .rran
-T o'onroilM. Ralph L Jumper. CarllMe
3 fl.if,'0?" i-,... ninVii.
-John F Conncrton Mount .
l Carmel, Charles A Faust Danillle
4 MlKslne In Action
PRIVATF I'red J J Oallo Kraadoc'c
Pled (PrtTloukli Reported Mlitlnc In rtlon)
CORPORAIj Ham W Wills Wilklns-
tl bum.
W Hounded. Ilerree 1 nileterinlnNl (Preilously
.an v. Reiwrtrd Muslim In Vciloni
1 MECHANIC John Honrs Hush V ash-
,fc lnfftOn.
Sick In HocplUI ft'rf'Joiislv Reported Mli -
nc In Action)
PJUVATE9- Uforce l'tasrooslue
ntts-
I bursh; Ralph II Purse! Mlllvalf
"Returned to lmtj (Preiiounly Reported Jllss
.1 in? in Action)
Returned to Ilulr (Prevlouily Reported JIlss
lnc In Action)
" Privates . H tahen 54" Mountain
street. Phllad-lphlo Richard P.oherts
AV ilkes-Barrc
NFAV 4I.RSUY
Hounded Severelv
TRIVATE Tons llelella. Trenton
ui Wounded. DeRre 1 ndetermined.tPrevlouslj
JS Hrportrd Allaslne In Action)
A-"i PRIVATE Oscar l'etherbaj, I'jtersjn
"Marine Corps Casualties
- Killed In action
V. Died from wounds received in auion
Died or diseasp
ST Missing In Action
"Wounded in action Iflesie uuiMerinined)
-; Total .. SI
j NANslMAMI
Pled of Hound Received In rtIon
7" ft PRIVATE Albert I ti-wart Moore
10 Died of HUeas
P" PRIVATE John W lirae Ir . S30 North
Thirty-eighth street Phlladeaihls
". Weuadcd. I)eree I'pdetermlned (Preilouslj
," Reporteil MIHln- In Vrlloul
i"1 PRIVATE Joo A Thomas Franklin
" In Hospital (Frevloii-.lv Reimrted Mlsslnc In
. Action)
PRIVATE -Herbert M Goldmclsr. 548
Spruce street, rhllndelphla
NLH JhRSh
Sick In Hospital (I'rrvlniislr Reported Killed
ttf In Action)
, """, PRIVATE Georco 11 Huxbun Paterson.
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MASTBAUM MEMORIAL MAR. 30
Associates Plan to Honor Late
Motion Picture Magnate
The Stanley V Mastb.ium Memorial
.Committee, of which Lawrence D Beggs
is chairman, announced today that Sun-
day, March SO, tho birthday of the late
motion-picture magnate, has been se
lected as a fitting time for a memorial
entertainment It will No given at
'JPaglesvllle Sanatorium, where the com.
ojmlttee, through contributions of huii
n ,dreds of friends of Mr Mastbaum, has
erected a memorial building where per
"'sons afflicted w 1th tuberculosis aro cared
le tor.
,t While tho completo program has not
been arranged, the committee announces
"that the entire Stanley Contort Or-
l'r chefetra from the Stanley Theatre, under
the direction of Albert r Wayne, will
be present. There also wil' be several
well-known vaudeville entertainers, vocal
,iartlsts and instrumental soloists par-
;tlclpatlng.
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Capacity ooo Every modern nerv
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bea water bath, prlvute and public,
AMERICAN PLAN
$4.00 UP DAILY .
EUROPEAN PLAN
$2.00 UP DAILY
Auto bus meets train
Entirely New Management
I. C. WOODFORD,
Proprietor
,!
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,S Vj amuaemeata Private batha. Running water
tZ ! rooma Elevator. Table and servic-a dla.
?S ''tinetlva faturea 13 BO up daily Special
yti WKiy. capacity ouu. liau. au-o meets iraiua. '
pwniribtp management.
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ry ppoinim i, McuemiB raio reaiauraat,
l.Tty CLARENDON HOTEL
VIRQINIA AVK. NKAR IIEACII
w
Mma with hot and cold runnlna witir
rat Batha Writ for Hatta and nookl.t.
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AMERICANE IN ITALIA
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False Notizic Propalotc
da Giornali
Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. S41
Authorized by the net of October 4.
IfllT on Ilia at the Postomee ot Phila
delphia, Pa.
Dy ordr of the President
a, s nuRi.ESON.
Postmaster Oeneral.
IViislilnclnn. lc. 13 marzo 11 MafJ-
Kior Ocneralo Treat, comondante dello
truppo amerlcano in Italia, ha obpI tele- i
Rrafato al Dlpartimento della Oucrra
cho una pu.i pfirsonalo lspezlono al
332mo ReKKimento F.uiterla ha dlmo
strato la lnfomlntezza della sensozlonale
notlzla .ipparsa su alcunl Rlornall o rl
KUanlanto lo condlzlonl della. delta
unlta'. II tleneralo ha dlchlnrato chc k'I
uominl non sono statlmal clbatl con
carno dl raallo o die mal ebbero rl
dotll I vhcii, vd ha nKfilunto oho 1
comandantl nllc.it! rd In trenerale 11
puhbllco, senza dlstlnzlone, hanno fatto
lo plu' alio lodl per II dctto rosfflmenlo
11 rapporto del Generate dice:
'Trellnilnarl lspczlonl al due hat- ,
tiiKllonl a nenuMi cd all altro bitta
Rllono a ( attaro hono state da me per
don.ilnu.nte tompletate Nulla c rl
hultnto ihe possa soxtenore 1 sensazlonall
addebltl fattl dal BlornaU circa le con
dizlonl del 33Jmo rteRBlmento Fanterli.
Ter csompio durante la campagna 11 re
colaro rumlmonto dclle etto anile
I 1 nnli n (nlnpcrttln -i-itiin nnAoen 1fl'"lf1n n '
I iiiiiui 'iiiuiiiiui iuhiu ;i;ljju at v-v wi . a.
In -erte condlzloni, ma tnle lnconvenl-
piiIu non pose mal in condlzlonl ill
nduzliinl o Miffeienze Nesvuna proMi
dl bev.iiulo tra ufflclall I Comaml.intW
Alle.nl cd in genomic 11 pubbllco senza
cozione olontarlamente hnnno fatto
Mo lodl al detto regpimento Mat carno
dl c.ivullo per cibo Mnl si vcrlflco'
diminutions di vlvcri "
New York, 13 marzo La mancanza
f'rili!'0 ?! I'l" a,"a GC,n"a,n!?:4fUl
fronlo occldentale, da parte dell Aus-
trla. e' stuta la causa della dlsfctta te-
desL.n, secondo II generalo Ludendorff
' Lo Italian Uureuu of Public Infor-
matlon ' lerl rese pubbllca parte dl una
miervihia loncexsa cai predetto gene-
ni1'' nI &oclaI ,,en,okrnlen ,H Stocolm'1
:rU ha aerltri c)0 S(, , rnfor2, aus.
trlarl fossero gluntl, la guerra poteva
I esserr. vlnla dalla Potenze Centrnll,
I senza rlgurado alio truppo amerlcane
I i-l rausa uena cnsiaicii na aicniarnto
i.uiunuurii iu 1.1 imeiiiva siraiegia u
Moltke, la IncapaLO direzione dl Falken-
haen, il cattivo servi7lo informazlonl,
j ma spedalmente 11 mancato aluto del
I'Austrla die fu senipro piu' schlacclata
(a) itnlfa 11 Genurnle tedesco termlno'
u Rlla nten sta dcen(0 cno a poslzlonc
dellO Poten7P Centrall flKpnnA iltnctrnca
, uando 1 Italia abbandono' la neutrallt.i'
o ! sclilerC a flanco degll Alleatl, e spe- I wounds; three were wounded, degree
cialmento quando 11 Generale Diaz undetermined ; four were wounded sllght
schiaccio' l'offenslva austriaca sul Plave. lj, and one, who had previously been
BURY MOTHER AND SON
Double I'unera! for Mrs. Clara
anil
George Helbling
Funeral services for Mrs (-lira Helb
ling, sit-two vears old, and her son,
George, eighteen years old. who died of
1 pneumonia within twnty-four hours of
1 each other last Monday, were held this
I afternoon at 3J" Green street Inter
ment will be in Greenmount Cemetery.
The Eon died at the Uplscnpal Hos
I pltnl The mother died at her home,
J 103 L'HJiart ftrewt She Is sur.lved hv
j, I two f.oiis and two daughters Ono of
s tho tons is now with the army of occu
1 1 pation in (ierm.inv
ON M1AERAL CLAIM BOARD!
Tlircc iSaiucil by becrclarv Lane as
Kelief Conimis'ion '
Un.liinuton. March 14 (Uv A P) -Appointment
hj Seoretary Lane ot the '
lellef commission to adjust claims grow- 1
ing out of govunment tfforts to stimu
late pioductlon of minerals needed In
war was announced tod ly at tho In
terior Department
The members arc Philip Moore, of
Sr Louis mining engineer: J I' Shaf-
I 10th, one-time Senator from Colorado,
and M D Foster one-time Repreenta-
' five from Illinois. 1
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therefore we can offer you reliable merchandise at a fraction of
their wholesale cost and far below the prices asked by retailers.
Men's and Women's Raincoats
Styles of every description und color. Imported and domestic
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$15 Now $ 7.50 1 $25 Now $12.50
$30 Now $15.00 1 $45 Now $22.50
Boys' and Girls' Raincoats
$5 Now $2.50 j $10 Now $5.00
Men's $9,00 Hip Boots $4.50
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lESCAPES BATTLE, lU,7,r . q1i m. p-r
ESCAPES BATTLE,
DIES OF DISEASE
m r.i tm -i i I
i xen utner rmiaticinmuiib
With Pneumonia Victim
in Latest Casualties
43 STATE MEN ON LIST
Total of 352 Contained in
Overseas Report
Today
Passing s,ifely through tho countless
hazards of some or tne wars nnrjrsi
battles, l'rlaio John Lowe, twenty-
threo years old K30 North Thlrtj -fourth
street, fell victim to pneumonia and
died In a military hospital at Coblenz,
German;. His name appears In todaj'B
casualt. list us the only Phlladelphlan
who died of disease
Lowe was a son of J. TV Lowe, an
, nil
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road, and he himself was cmplojeil n
tlait road as assistant baggage agent at
... Pa i,cfore entering the military
np-la nctorc cniiiini,
service. He enlisted in June, iJi., in
the Ulghtj -fourth Company, SlTth
Regiment of Marines, and trained at
Paris Island, S C He sailed for over-
I -,., ,1,. fnilnwlnir December.
' Private Lowe was among the first
'" ' .
'American soldiers to reach tho umne
I when tho American nrmy ot occupation
advanced Into Germany. On the arrival
of his unit at Coblenz he fell HI from
pvnosure
At Chateau Thlero. Veulun, Mont
, n,anc and ,n tnp ArRonne for0-t Private
Lowe fought gallantly and came through
all these engagements without a scratcli.
During the terrific struggle in the Ar-
gonne he spent two weeks in a uukuui.
constantly unuer uerman siieu nrc, aim
1 in that period did not see daj light. AC'
cording to the last letter he vvroto to
his father, on January 25, he had only
lone hot meal in forty das
Thero are ten other Phlladelphlans
' vv hose names appear In toda's list of
' onaitnUloa rnn t. hn li'id tiro irflislv
I been unofficially reported, died of
reported missing, was wounded In ac-
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GARDEN HOSE,
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Coats Special Prices
' Keds
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JOHN ROSE. Gsrp. PAUL A TANIOM.
Killed V-illod
wmwmmm
vnmiu wamtmir
Woman's
DIF.D OF WOUNDS
Sergeant
SAMI'KL i. TROTTA. 42313 East Clear-
Pl(l Hi.
ireviousiy reponeu unui.-
nclall) )
niEn or nisn.sn
Private
JOHN 4V. I.OH K. Jr., 830 North Thirty
eighth at
notlMlKD SMOHTI.Y -Corporal
IOI'PII W RTU IN. in Oabourns at.
niOMAS iiim;v. 3011 South American
atn-et
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Ill (MUli: T, DIvlOIIK.
FRANCIS A. O'llAR.VS 030 North Thirty-.
nrtn at
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Prhnles
tll'Isr.ppK MAUIIIO, 1412 Chestnut at.
RKTfltNKIl TO Ill'TY. PRKMOCSLY
' KI.I'OHTi:!) MIHHIMt
Mil! P. COIIKN, B4U Mountain at.
in iiospiTAi.. l'RKVimmi.Y nr-
POUTKO IIHHINl
Prlinle
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frcet.
,RT 11. (idl.DMICU. SS48 bprucc
tlon, and another, nlso prclously re
ported missing, has returned to duty.
Total casualties for the nation are
352 Korty-thrco I'ennsjhanla soldiers
arc on tho list.
One of the men on the casualty list
today, Trhato Arthur Peary, a mem
ber of Company M, First Heglment, In
fantry Dlilslon, was taken prisoner In
tho heay lighting July lo A letter
from the hoMer to his parents at 6421
1 lansdowne aenue, recently, said that
he had been confined at Ilastatt, Ger
many, and was released shortly after the
armistice
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G. FREDERICK KUHNLE
Button Mnnufnctiircr Dica After
a Week's Illness
G Frederick Kuhnle, seventy-two
years old, after n. week's Illness, died
yesterday of pneumonia at th home of
Ills brother-in-law. Adolph Welcht, TVar
lnr road, Hlklns Park. Mr. Kuhnle. for
eighteen years maintained a laundry
at Ninth and Ncblo streets. For the
last nrtecn years ne nan Deen engageu
with Mr Weicht In the manufacture
of Ivory buttons.
Mr. Kuhnle was a prominent mem
ber of the Philadelphia Turngemelnde.
A widow, Mrs. Matilda Kuhnl? ; a
Ron, O. Frederick, Jr., and three daugh
ters, Mrs. Frank lkgan, Mrs. John
Murray and Mrs. Adolph Welcht, sur-
iIia lilm
Services will bo held Sunday arter
noon at 2 o'clock. The funeral will be I
held from the homo of Mr. Welcht. In- 1
terment vv 111 follow In Greenmount Cem
etery. Alexander J, Gray
Alexander J. Gray died last night nfter
a lingering Illness at his home, 2523 '
South Twentieth street. Ho Is survived '
by a widow, two sons, both of whom are
In the navy, and a daughter, who Is
now engaged in canteen work in France. .
From 1882 to 1884 Alexander Gray was I
captain of the Pennsylvania football ,
team, and his gridiron feats, combined
with hlH skill on the varsity rowing crew,
won fame for him in athletic circles '
Ho was associated with the firm of
William Gray & Son, sone contrac- I
tors, for many years, and was horn In
Philadelphia, of Scotch parentage, Sep
tember C, 18CC.
Theodore II. Lalnier
Theodore JI. Lahner, a quartermaster 1
In the United States navy, tho son of
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lahner. of 526 '
North Fifty-ninth street, died Monday
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Supplee-Biddle Hardware Co.
if&$&' il,4ljjf9'
fefig!gfeyeii
nt the Willard Parker MosplUl. New
Yrrk city. He had been 111 for several
days. "
services will be conaucieu at t:ai
o'clock In the Temple Lutheran Church,
Fifty-second and Ilace streets, tomorrow.
A military funeral will be held from
the church at the conclusion of tho
services. Navy men will net as pall
bearers, and form a guard of honor. In
terment villi be In Fernwood Cemetery.
Held for Giving Illegal Pamphlets.
Henry Thomas, forty-six years old,
Dawson street, Manayunk, was held In
?800 ball by Magistrate Price today on
a charge of distributing Illegal litera
ture. It was charged that Thomas went
from house to house leaving pamphlets
announcing a mass-meeting In 'tho
Masonic Hall, Manayunk, for Saturday,
March 15, under the auspices of the
Conference for Propagation of Truth
About nussla and Hurope.
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Certified Public Accounting
Tho United States Government In
tho latest announcement is offering
$4500 for senior accountants. The
supply of certified accountants for
general business is inadequate to fill
the great demand. An accountant
without the C. P. A. degree is handi
capped, 1 Temple University is giving a spe
cial course to prepare accountants
for the State Board examinations.
Graduates of recognized accounting
courses and experienced accountants
are eligible for admission.
Tho course begins March' 18th and
:ontinucs till the fall examination be
fore the State Board.
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Philadelphia-
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IN MKMORIAM
V I T.T.T A ! BOM . Tn lnvln rMn.an.Kvnh,. ... ,
mother, AI.MIRA F. WILLIAMSON, who de-
parted ttls life March 14, 11)10
AnERN. March 11. MAT, daughter of
John and Mary Ahem (nee Larkey). Rela
tlvea and frlenda, pupils ot St. Aratha's
Parochial School. Invited to funeral. Sat .
8 80 a m . residence of parents. 8708 Airen
at. Solemn hiah mass of requiem St.
Asatha'a Churcn 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem, Auto funeral.
a AW:?SE54-J'art',n -Is- nr- SAMUEL
A, ALEXANDER. ad 78. Relathea and
friends Invited to funeral servlcea Sat.. 2
P. m . 42 W. Johnson Bt Qermaptonr Int.
private
TIAESSIXn March 1., ELIZABETH,
widow of Trederick llaeaaler nged S3. Rela.
thes and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sun . 8 p m resldenco of son. Adolph
llne..er nts N. 7th St. Int. private.
nADQLEY. At tho home of her sister.
I Florence, .. J.. on..Marrn 14, SARAH HILL,'I
i WIT. nT Iflrnnrrf II.H. .v nn.nJ 'tn n-,
,i..-n 7-i.-j ..,. jj. Hi-,i -. ,m-iii.
iiliin.iritnl" nre ln.vi"',i.,!0 th,? "
l.?.?.J2L0nd,.s..y . m-. at ne OII H. Ralr
uuiiaing. ibjii unwinut at. Jnt. nt the i .., nnd friends United States Naval Re
I convenience of the family. , :. WL.nhlrkon Rarrjicks. CnDe Mav.
i BARNRV LAimA B C... wifo of Charles
D Harney nnd eldest daughter of late Jay
Looke. at "Elldon," Ogontr. Pa., March 12.
aged 08. Ilnernt nenlren nr. Paul'. rh,,vh'
Ogontz. Pa , Sat ,3pm
IlERdEIt March 12 EMMA I. , daugh
ter of late Oeorge R. nnd Catharine Itcrgee
Relntlvea and friends Invited to funeral sen
Icea. Sat.. 8 p .m.. 432 W. Wobdlann ave .
Oermantown.
iiiuulk March 12 WALTER J., hus. , (nec i Schurg) B.'fl N. Mth at. Relatlvea and
band of Ixittle L. Diddle. Relatives jind I friends U. S. Naval Reserves, Wlssahlckon
friends. Hamilton Idgc. No. 274 F. and iiarracks Cape May. N. J.: A. P. T. of tha
A- ,lfJ .C6Hrt Woodltnd. No 88, I' of A , , r R R. Co . Temple Lutheran Sunday
iVii'n'1 ', ,u,"fl'1. iJJJ!". '-, m t1."',..n school Invited to funernl servlcea. mlllta,ry
Uhaln".t- '"', Philadelphia. Int. Mt. I funeral and aerMcea. Sat . 2 30 p m . Tcm
Morloh Com. Frlenda may call Sat., after i,. Lutheran Church. B2d and Raco ats. Int.
". ! Autn service. ik,...,l Cem. Aula funeral
. 'I sJi-XrSM"nJy-"'ri. OEORGE.
Jr . aon of Mary and the late Cleorce nine.e
nged 34 Relathes and friend. SI. Paul'.
U'aatle, No. 37. K. a E : Washington Camp,
.-.u, om. i-. t. a. oi a.; empiojea irinune
Laundry. Invited to funeral aervlrea. Sat.,
0 p. m , mother'a realdence, 1143 Tioga st.
Int. private, Mt. Veruon Cem. Frlenda may
call Frl. ec
, DOYLE. March 11. MARGARET A.
I daughter of Cornelius and Margaret Rojle
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Sat.. 8 80 a m . realdence of parenta. 210
Mayer nve . West Conshohocken. High mass
,of requiem St Gertrude's Church 10 a. m
Int. nrUMe St. Matthew's New Com
RRANSON March 10, nt 4042 Cheslnut
at. ELLA COMEOYR. widow of Orlando
Tlranann and daughter of the late Dr Wil
liam Hamood. Gilllngham Funeral service
at tha Oliver II. IUIr Ilulldlne, Wed , Manh
12, 10 a. m. Int. atrlcth private at
JacobatOnn, N. J.
IIR1EGEL March 12. KI.SIll r. danh.
ler or Kiizapctn and lato cnarie
fred Rroean.
be srln
Due notice of funeral u IU
CAMPIONn. March
Tf'ffirKSlili ANnT?,iNT' """h
: ?iJSi ?.CfSlpJ?ri ? E.P'S'iX" and.
3o3nVN!';n2d:,'tr"o,.VrrlS,hlgRhSOmaR.mof,
bind
friends
" i cai a-. a e AV. "" "I""- Oil
rrquKiu h.i o. ionniu b nurcn. ooin am
Callouhlll t.. 10 n.m. Int Holy Tross.
BAMrn CA-K'cfief arnJe-f
of U, S' S Plattabure. Relative
I un
friends, Navy Relief Society and Army and
nA
inrvjt uniun aviieu 10 tunerai services,
Sat., 3 p. m . brnther-ln-law'a residence,
Walter R. Locke, 25 S. Highland ave , Lans.
downe. Ta. Int, private. Friends may-call
Vrl . 8 lo 10 p m.
CROSSaROVE KuddenlJ. March 13 IRA
HOWARD, son of Hugh P and Prlscllln F.
Croaakrove. Services and Int private. Sun
Frfenda may call. 2100 N. 23th st Sat ,
o tu Al, t. 111. I
DAtlllACII. March 13. LOIIIHI.- TlAM. '
RACH (nee Renz). wife of Henry Damharh. '
aged 41. Duo notice of funeral w lit be
Blven. I
DOUGHERTY. March 12 JOSEPH r
DOUOHKRTY aged 1. Relatives nnd
frlenda St. Mlchael'a Temperance Society. I
Inxtteil In ftmornl nnt.. H ail n m ,..M..u
of mother, 181 W. Dauphin st. High mass I
Church of New visitation 10 a. in. Int. Holy
t-ross Cem Auto funeral.
inf..Si?l' ,m "". n n ,n "I"lS lnv,t Icea. on Monday, at 2 p m . at late rell.
' unclnA,irr-edno)f. 410 S "J.roard'n'adv'.n,f1lou? VlhREfcr F'-MWn
SB',"' Friend, ayFc'ar,7WS0trt oT p' Y" AV S
! DOOAN"-A,t proBherrn.aw',. ?,.Uee. ?,.. '""pf Solemn 'high JtVS Sill
llAIL.l. uuuKlltri Ui Irllri JHIIlfN Hlin Wini.
.."MUKS.'TrAi"'" la J0?.ono,IANA'"l,1"! U- 8- army, Photo. State Dept.. Washing
of William Dulng aged 84, Relatlvea and ton. D. C. at 101". Wolf, at. Notice of fu
frlenda Invted to funeral services. Mpn . 11 neVal lateV Washlnatori nanera ow.
".'"ff, ,,,1ff.n:a,.S!,".v1.K-
,,S."'w "f'riW?:
.. v.n .. . .. ...
st.. MATILDA, widow of Henry Elder. Rela -
Rat" Snd 'rn"n.d," ),?ii'.1 i.,??"Sl ;"?"
i.n" ii pVm"-A' 'VSrwal D5rlS."i W Al Dun
in?- nfi.?; xf' .fli? and Falijnount ave
ferr7iX?XnMt',rI'il,?hi-mTr,irlT . ,
v,5RZ,eNS.ER:,TM"i.re'; ,s' JOHS A hu":
band of Susanna Erzinger (nea Frey). aged
78. Relatlvea and frlenda lnltd to fit-
peral rervleea. Sat.. 1 p. m., 2010 E, Chel -
ten ave . Germantoun. Int. private, Greer-
mount cem. Remalna may be viened FrL.
8 tn In p. m. Autn service
FOLEY (nee Harryl March 11. MAnY.
wife of. Michael A. Foley, aged 28. Rela
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Sat.,
7 SO a. m fl.11 E. Thayer st. High mass
Church of the Ascension 0 a. m, Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral
FOLEY, March 11. THOMAS F. husband
cf Annie Foley (nee Dougherty) and son of
Anna and late Rernard Foley. Relatives and
frlenda. Order of Owls Richmond Nest. No
1KM. and Loci. 1 No 447. International Union
of Steam and Operating Engineers' employes
of William Cramp S. und E. R. Co , Invited
to funeral. Sat.. 8:30 a. m.. 2734 It. Lehigh,
ave. Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church
10 m Inr Holy Cross Cem. Auto service,
FOTHERGILL At Haddnnfletd. -N J
Third Month 13th. MARGARET, daughter
of the late Alex and Jane R. Fotherglll,
Kcu nu. i.ri.iiren uii'i irirnu. inwiea Ift
funeral. Third Month. 7th day. lnth Inst ,
2 p. m., at the residence of Chsrlea Poin
sett, 1004 Trenton place. Wilmington Int
8 to 9 o'clock, at 104 Center at., Haddontteld
'FRIEND Near nanencaa. N .1. March
13 EDWARD J., huaband of Minor V
Krlend (nee Anderson) Relatives and
frleyd. ail sociJile. if uhleh"1'. w.?
irieuas, an societies ot wnich he was a
member. Invited to funeral. Mon. 2 p. m.
Int. Mt. Holly Cem. Frlenda mav call tAin.
eve. Autos wilt meet trains Hnd trolleys
from Philadelphia and Mt. llollv at Mason
vllle - N .1,
FRIT8CH. Suddenly. March 11. Dr.
ADOLPH V husband of Hulda II. Frltsch,
Relatives and frlenda Invited to servlcea,
grl., 3 p m , 43 Harper ave.. Drxcl Hill,
el Co.. Pa, Int. private.
OALLEN. March J 8. ELIZABETH T
widow of Henry Oallen. aged B7. Relatlvea
and friends, alao Rosary Society of Immacu
late Conception Church, Invited to funeral,
Mon.. 8 10 a. m., realdence of her aon.
Francis V, Gallon, SS20 Iloyer'st.. aermai
town. Solemn requiem mass at Immacu
late Conception Church 10 a, tn. Int. St.
Mary'a Cem,, Doyleatown.
. GARRiTY. March 10. MICHAEL J., hus.
band of Mary Oarrlty (nee Joyce). Relatives
nd friends. St. Stephen's Holy Name Soci
ety. Dlv. No. IB A.O. If.l Court Pride of
Nlcetown. No. 201. F. of A.I Mayo Men's
Society. Invited to funeral. Bat.i 8 JO a. m..
1045 W. Tioga st. Solemn requiem masa
St. Stephen's Church 10 a. m. lot. Holy
Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. .
GIDEON. March 18. WAWER 0. GID
EON, eon of Oeorsa u, and Amanda L.
Oldeon (nea Lewis). Rela tires and frlenda
of the family, also police officers of the 28th
district, ICeyatons Relief Asso., Vare Repub
lican League of the 82d Vara. Police Hene-
KiWf V In.B"pr.Vt:theWaM-t 'Xro"rtn,h: b- ' "' N fllnVfc Som-n)." Rel.
nISi7RLVM,aerchM2S.,0rA,k,JELI5,. eXdnf,rndS-.8Wa?o0T'lnB'?l-AOU'n1,-So1.'?:
ath ndrhfrliSd.,:ir,tr?(?'r,rBrnl7iV "" -" ' FrUS'ZmmaeA NoieO?
"eea Sal t! m ?.Mn f ""i,J?L'!.'Tv' I K- ot st' Jonr" Columhua Den. Society an
lw" nfeh'ard a,M,!..l J?'2 nLiL'Tr.50"" I-nen'a Asso . Invited to funeral. 8at
law . lucimro stotzner, 2128 Ridge ave. Int, 1 a 30 a. m. 1920 w Cnii.iro ,. Rnlemn
nrivaie.
rm
jt
BKATnS
ntmrt. .. .. .. inMnf.
ETTA CIRKISN (nee Ilnukln. wlf ot A
awder Orecn. formerly of 2744 Omn Ferr
vp, iteiniivef ana irienan inviia o ,
tikr.1 .,u. a.. n . "n mi rlin AT
Olxmoi: W hunhand of Emma Oreen (ne;
.Minanein, formerly of Cheater, ra.. ana
on of the lata laraet nnd Cornelia Qreeii.
formerly of Olouceeter. N. J acd B0. nel
ntlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral aerv
Irea Sun. 2 p. m, from the realdence of
William Marlon, 23 North Naahvllla av
Ventnor, N 3. Int. rieaaantvllle, N. J..
EIlrlSIIERLE. March 11. ADOLPH 1IAB
KuLK. huaband of Jennie Haeberla tnea
nah) and eon of AdolpH and Kllzabeth Ilaa
'rle. aaed 34. Itehatlvea.and friend.. Wlnne
purkett Tribe. No. 391, I. O. n. M I Court
Knrrsetlc, F, of A.i employes Druedlnr
pro.. Invited to funeral. Bat,. 'Jem. $108
N. 0th at. Int. Northwood Cem. Frlenda
mev rail Frl., after 7 p. m.
HALL March 12, WILLIAM KDWAnD.
huabnml of Kdlth I, Hall and aon of Elite,
and lato George Hall, aged 28, Relatlvea
and frlenda, alen Ht. Alban'a Lodge, No.
r.29. F. and A. II., Invited to funeral. Sat.,
2 p. m 1012 N. 20th at. Int. Went Laurel
Hill Cem. llemalns may be viewed Frl,, T
to 0 p. m.
HANNA Late 0f 8444 Sansom at., March
12. HOSMER W.. huaband of Helen II.
Hanno and aon of Nottle P, Fowler. Rela.
tlves and frlenda. Cynwd Club and fltenton
Athletic Club. Invited to funeral. Sat., S
p. m , parlora ot William II, Chew, 8, W.
cor. BOth and Spruce eta. Int. Mt. Morlah
Cem. Remalna may clwrd Fr 8 to
10 p m
HAHN.- March 12, MATILDA 1IA1IN, of.
2301 Christian at. Services and Int. prl
ate.
IIHCK March 12. JOHN d.. husband of
Antonla Heck (nee Sprandel). need B9 Rela
tlvea and friends, members of Foresters of
on, Howard dreen. 58011 Annln at. (2Jth r.
and Oravs Ferry ave.). Int. private. Friend
may rail Frl. eve. . 1.
America court Justice, no. 12u; employes -j j
of I.l Ilros. Invited to funeral. Sat.. 3 l 1
m.. 2144 N. 8th st. Int. private. Remalnaf
may be vlened Frl . 8 to 10 p. m.
HOnNnnROF.R March 11, ELIZABETIT.
wife of Arthur Hornberser and daunhter of
lato Frederlcka and Henry Kellman, aed
SO. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral
aerMcea. Sun , 2 p m , 1400 N. 30th at.
Int. prlate. Northnond Cem. Remains may
be viewed Pat., 7 to 0 p. m Auto funeral.
JOHNSOX March 13. MAROARCT J.
widow of Hamuel Johnson. Relntlvee and
frlenda Invited tn funeral aervlcea, 324 Rad
rllffe at., Ilrtatol, l?n , Mon 2 p. m. Int.
St James Churchyard
JONES At Lnnu RranTh. N. J . March
12. ELLA JONES (nee Henry). Relatlvea '
and friends, Pen and Pencil Council, No.
120 D of L : Progressive Dlv., No. 34, Sons
of Temperance, Intlted to funeral aervlrei,
Bat.. 2 n. in . David H. Schuyler Ilia's'..'
nrona anu junmonn sis, ini. private, ureen
viond (K of P ) Cem.
KALRACir March 18. HELF.'N n. KAI
riACH (nee Meyers), wife of Edward H Ce.
Ivalhach, Relathes rnd frlenda Invited to
funeral serlccs Sat ,2pm. BH30 rvtenart
St. Tnl prHate, Plttsburah rmpers cony.
KIliltrvAlv At lynox Aparim.nis, jviarrn
13
MAIIOAHKT .mahi, nauanier or lain
Jamoa F. and Ellen A. K lernan,
Notice ot
fi mortal Inter
KINNEErt March 12. JEANNnTTE,' II .
widow uf Oeorao W. Klnneer. Relatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat., a p. m,
residence of son-tn-law. James D Jonra. 1181
9 r.nth at. Int Mt. Morlah Cem Remalna
mav he viewed Frl. eve
KUHNLE March 13 Q FREDERICK
KUHNLE, husband of Matilda Kunnle (nea
Hohmeyer), aired 74. Relatlvea nnd friends.
Phlla. Turnaemelnde. Turner Krankenkasse,
Nos 1. 2 and 3; 2."-ear members and em
ployee 6f Adolph Welcht & Sons. Invited to
funeral Sun 2pm resldenco of ain-ln-law,
Adolph Welcht, Jr., Warlnc road and
Ocontz ave Elklns Tarlt. Int. private.
Take No fil or No. 24 car to Oirontl. walk
right to Oaontz ave nnd left to Warlnir road
LANDR1CAN. Mirrh 11 LTDIE It., wife
of Matthew K Landrlcan and daughter of
Emma L and lato Wij F. DaMs Rela
thes and friends invited to funeral. Sat,
2 p rru. 2.123 S. Comic st Int. Fernwcod
Cem Friends may call Trl. eve. Auto
service ,nTTx.rt.M
unvnV. miartarmaater. third class. V. S.
I.Allr.H. iURrcil i. n r, j u . i vj
.......-. -.- r-; .: .. ... ,. .-1 . r.
v at willara rara-r uospnai. new xorK
city. mi of John and Katherlne D. Lahner
iZ; ,) from r,20 N nOth st. Rela-
' N. j : A. P. T. of Penna. R. R. Co.. Temple
, Lutheran Sunday School. Invited to funeral
' services. Military funernl ruid services Sat.
8 p m . Temple Lutheran ahurch. n2d and
Hare sts. int. rernwooc m. auio iu-
"'LAHNER March 10. THEODORE
HENRT nuartcrmaater (third class), U. S.
.i,v ,on t John and Katherlne D Lahner
N.. at willara I'araer iinsDiiai, new ior
LAVENDER On the 10th of Marcli 1019.
CHARLES, hushnnd ot the late Elizabeth
Lavender (nee Erb). aged nO years. Rela-,
tlvea -and friends of the family, also tha
membera of the Young and Old Ruffalo and
the Loyal Order of atoose. Lodge No C4. ara
invited to the funeral, on Snt,, at 8 SO a. m .
front his late realdence. 11132 N. Bodlns St.
Requiem mass nt 10 a. m. at St. Peler'a
Church Int. private
LAWRENCE March 13 ROBERT C.
husband of Julia M. Lawrence and aon of
Richard G, and Jane C Lawrence, aged 24
Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Sun ,1pm. parent,""' residence. 2035
E. Atnntic st. Int Mt Jlorlah Cem. Re
mains mav be viewed Sat eve
LESHBR Sfarch 12. OLIVER J, LEAK
ER aged 82. Relatives and friends invited
to funeral services, residence of nlecar. Mrs '
Thocbe Rates, 31 Gowen ave.. Mt. Airy,
Shi . 2 n m Int. private.
1 MACFARLANE On March 13 1010 RO-uix-VA
WARD MACFARLANE. wife of
ncorce A Macfarlane, aged (II years Rein-
Tnl nrlVfttt?
MAnOTTARD. Mnrch 11.
MAM IK A.
Sfwirrd" aged 33 ReVatlve. ami MS
Invited to funeral. Sat, S 30 a. m.. 2.141 N,
Role aL High masa Lady of Mercy Churct
MARQUARU (net Staub), wife
of Albert
friend
t
xiTTninTllY March in VI OWVKrv a
.V.SC ' v nrJL ViJT'V.V? ?Ar
a.aLlSttffi
, lir " -': L'.:V "-:."".""" . '-iiTtn
ftn rrienus mvimi 10 .unem. nervices, sun
H n m i j.vm -. ounij'irr iiiuk , Jiroaa
and Diamond sts. Int private. Mt. Ptace
Mccormick. March 12, Catherine
n (nee McGee). wife of Hernard J. McCor
mlck RelativeB and friends Invited to fu
neral. Sat , 7 30 a. in . -SDM Parrlsh at.
High requiem maas St Agatha's Church 9
a. o Int Holy Cros Cem.
McOARVEY. March 11. ANNIE C
daughter of late Rernard and Catherlna
McOarvey . Relathei and frlenda Altar
Society, league of Sacred Heart and R. V.
M. Sodality of Church of Ascension. Invited
to funeral, Sat., 8.30a, m , brother-ln-law'a
realdence, Jnmes P. Donnelly, 2011 E. Elk
hart st. Solemn requiem mass Church ot
Ascension 10 a m. Int. St, Ann's Cem ,
Cedie end Trhlvh ave
McGINNIS. March 13. JASIHS T.. son or
Inmes J. and lno Marv A. Mcfllnnla (nea
i-, c.) lRt sergeant Ouartermaater Qoroa.
McGINTY. March 11. PF.TER K.. hus-
l.. " r. . :.iii- ".!. v..'-.n'
rruuiwm iiinHa pi uranria Anvieri Lnunn
."., n.. Irtt, Holy Cross Cem. Auto to-
i McRORIE March tl WILLIAM L Me-
RORIE 'husbaSlrof Rebecca Dlarl- S-l?
'" nnrt 'r'ends. Phllates L4dge. No. 827.
p. and A. M.: Court CoIllngsWood No. 85.
E-,?' A !. Caledonia Club. Dorder Club. 30th
Pn'lce District, Invited to funeral serviees.
Sat. 2 p. m . 610 E. Allegheny nve. Int.
nriKite.
1 MORGAN Suddenly, March 11. JOHN F,
son of 1p Andrew .1 and Cather'ne Mor
gan. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu. ,
peral. Sat., a 3(1 a. m . residence of brother,
Thomas R Morgan 240 W. Alden st.. West
Phlla. Solemn requiem mass Church "' u'
Lady of Victory 10 a m Int. tit. Denis's
Cfw Ane .ertlce ...
MORRISON. March 13. CHRISTIAN
IIUUUII, husband of Emma Morrison. Rela.
tlves and friends, Germantonn Aasembly,
No. 80, Order of Artliana. Invited to fu
neral services, St. Mlchael'a Church. High
at.. Gtn., Mnn.. 0 a. m. Int. private.
MOTT. March 13. JOSEPHINE, widow of
Rernard Mott (nee Rsu) Relatlvea ana
friends Invited to funeral. Mon . 8-10 a. m.,
ln48 N ?d st Renulem mas. St Donlfa-
lj nut-- i ii.,. nnn rripnds mi i'fn in riinarai mvu
clus's Church 10 a m Int. Holy Redeemer
Ce-rt Autn funeral.
MURPHY. March 12. OEORGE 8.. liui
band pf M.ry H. Murphy ln- Phllllna) and
son of Isabella and lata William II M"r
nhV. Relatlvea and friends. L Q. O M., i
No .14; A. O. II.. Dlv. 21: Knights of Red "
urancn. No. 17 invited 10 runerat, Hon.,
8 30 h. m.. St Wlota at (40th and Filbert
stj ). High requiem masa St. Jame.'a Church
10 a. m Int, prlvats Ilolv Cross Cem. Auto
'o'wKRFIRLD Atareh 13 JAY J., husband
of Ethel Oherfleld (nee Moore). Relatives
'nrt friends in. ltd to f..nerar.nrvlc.arsat.;
., , ini N anih .t Tnl nrivste
t t.P, "!' Vf"! " on"' " Int' P"va"'
O'liKIKM. Marcn 12 1'Aui, 1.. aon or
John and Marv O'Brien Rel.ilvea and
friends invited to tunerai, .vion., n::w a.
r,M,mfl nf niLrent. ' 2211 N. Carlisle at.
Solemn renulem mass Church of Oir Lady
nf Mercv 111 a, m. Int, private. Holy Cross
Cem Aln sen ire.
O'DONNELL Mar:h 12.-CATHARINB.
widow of William O'Donnell (nee Clark).
Relatlvea and" friends. League of tho Sa
cred Heart of St- Thomas Aqulnas'a Church.
Invited to funeral, Mon.. 0 a, m.. 1.110 8.
IBth at Solemn requiem masa Church of
St. Thnmaa Aqulnaa 10:30 a. m.T Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral,
PORTFR, At Newtown. Pa.. March 11.
ANMANDA II PORTER, aged 00. Relative
and friends Invited to funernl. Sat , 1 p. m..
resldenc- of William II. Wllllama. near New
town Pa. Int. nrlstol Cem. Conveyance
will meet train at Newtown leaving Reading;
Terminal 0:28 a. m. and trolley at State st,
and Washington ave. leaving Trenton aal
Doylestown 0 a. m.
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2 P. Rl.. al 184S U. 30th at. Int. private
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