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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPfilA, THyESDAY x APRIL' 10, 1919
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fe "P -. r . - . i -''-" I filrrnl street: r.'isiiiuilc Mnlo- ,..,.,,,, ,.ilo ..., ..,., lulssi,:i i...,.
f.: .Defeated Enemy, Says Cftr- i,,n 1717 So.i, Tntu-.h ,,,,,. :r. ZuZ , nnZLZ,,
SI.' nornl William Turner Mnir Kknor. .'-liMrTO tiwt: illinm ,I(1(.U i,lt(.rrsi imii ,Hninll.i. I
& P Wll,lam lllrner .Mcl 'lay. KI01 J'nthorJiin Hliwl: Kntxvt .IIBfl,,a,, ,, ,,, , , ,,,r ,.
SV , II. Maxwell, SS IVnuock Mri-rt : f .r,nllrM1 pmii ,1jri,I1nfnilill ,l0pi.pll.
WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY
in H
Cornornl William .1 Turner, reported
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luit issued by the War Department to
day, has returned "lioii.p after 11.1111
llirilliuc exppr
Tin the r
Cirporal Turner.
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who is tw eu I v nine
ears old. is a
lawyer and the
foil
of Mr and
Mrs. Thomas 1 1
lurner. 1 0 1 ..
Povveltou iimmiiic.
He returned home
pT-t Saturda.
"AII1.oi.bIi 1 was
on ,.,.. liring line
f ruin .luue last uu
til tlie aniiKliie
was signed." s-aid
TLUNI'.ll
Corporal TuVner toil:., "the worst part
' of the war was utter Noember II. It
fell my lot, with twent other nirii
to net as n n ndwinrc pianl for the purl
of the army in our (.prior that ii to
march into the eneni terrilor. I'ie
of.niy men were killed on the lirsl dat
out vhilo triiiR lo inl mines wliich
had been plauled b tl treaHteroiis
bochc."
Corporal Turner dodged the bullets
at the front for four months without a
scratch and cu-n escaped the danger
pt the occupation ndwincc, but was
wounded later. On tnc da before
Christmas, while hi- division was in
the French Alps, near Labour- ltoulc.
he was accidental! shot through both
thighs ami the left hand b a Hwliiiu
who was demonstrating a revoltcr. lie
spent .some time in a hospital and after
his rccovere was sent lioinr.
Corporal Turner is a graduate of the
University of Peuus.Hvnniu Law School
class of 101." Por three ears he w.is
a forward on the Mirsit basketball
team and was popular In athletic
circles. Previous to entering the I Di
versity lie graduated at the Phillips
ErooKs Scliool. I
, He entered the service in .lime. 11)17.
and trained at Camp llaucock. sailing'
for overseas last Ala. Attached to
Company tl, lOlld Lngiiiecrs. lie saw i
sonic of the fiercest action of the war. '
Sex en fit Men Dead J
Seven men from Ibis city with the
army overseas aic reported dead today.
xncy are as lollous: Uied, no cause
of death or date given. Private Joseph
r xvm j
UooKcr Aliirphy. ,47 North Sit.v-lifth i cue ueve necc-sar.amentc clivenire per
strcct: died of disease. Private William I mauetile. non potrebbp fare ostacolo al
T. White, 40."iS North fifth street ; cuuo sulle rivendiea.ioui deU'ltalia, ne'
killed in action, previousl reported proporre nieiite die iudebolisca la po
mlssiug, Corporal John Hootb, US si.ioue di rpicsta.
I'ast Lauristoii street; Corporal Will- I II "Corrici'o d'ltalia". in uu nrticolo
lain I), tlcizer, llS(i Kast Columbia ' cdiloriale, paila del problem.-, stralegieo
avenue; Private John Mcllride, "tilli dHPAdriatieo die ostitiusci unci dei
Mautou street, and Private Thomas JJcapitoli piu' gravi del progrnnima Hie
Kane. 827 Jtnlson street. I i plenipotenxiari italiaui sono chiamati
corporal .lohn !. iiootli. one or the
reported dead, comes of a lighting fain-
... , , , . " --ssj-e . i xs i 'i'iltiill III IVIISlillVH
lly. His relatives have had no letters ' (iPsU element! sui quali si foud.i la
from the soldier since he was said to , riel.v.sta delle garanzie strategiche nelle
nllir" i1"." in-S.7,,,;,nl,r.r- 'V'nun" moltl. a to.to. hanno voluto ve-
He was twenty-three years old Hmli"?1"""';-. l ; n'Pntrn la
fnlisted in the r.rmv during the Mex- ' voll"'no 'illnst" !' iugoslnvl srobb.
lean troubles in mill. After nenrlj a "na l"'r,''l"c '"inaccn per I Italia e po.
year's training at Cami) Hnncork he . -
sailed for France last Mhv ns a ihpiu
ber of Company I) 100th Infantry A
brother. Chnrles II Ilooth. is attached
to Company C. the same regiment lie
Ib twenty-spven years old and hns been
ba1j4!(W fit ninn i-oiikl- T I is, in s rs ..
In 7, . "Threp1" . " 'J 'X... N?W YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Yvlth the Uritish nrm- durini the vvnr.
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one' of xvnoni was Iri'Vil. A brolhe"-in-law,
Ssnmucl Miller, was on the
Apiericnri front.
The dpncl soldi"-' gmndfaHiPr fonlit
In the battle of Waterloo. Two of his
sisters were m'tivp in war work at
home while their husbands and brotlmrs
wee riFir,
Tm the sneejai enmn'tv rennet
V, Tons'- "i'pniv.i"-i p-n, iriirn nprp nen
T-eoorfed wounded. lirinin: Ihe torn
Is Your Skin Dry and Rough? Or Is It
Tender and Sensitive? In Either Case
You Need the Preparation Suited
to YOUR Individual Condition
As Proven in Tests in 3500 Beauty Shops
If you have never been in Red the list of creams, and alter
Marinello Beauty Shop you will be m" h?" ''"".I, "if " yu "nd
j..i iri t i most necessary tor beautifying vour
surprised nt the wonderful results completion, go to a drug or department
achieved in beautifying the hair, i store for it.
akin find comnlexion through the i Chart of Marinello Creams
use of Marinello preparations. If i Lettuce Cream Cleanses.
VOU have been a patron of the J'"u1 Cream Nourishes.
M. it ci ' it i ill roundatlon (-ream Prepares,
annello Shops, you will be glad Whitening Cream-Bleaches
to learn that the Marinello prod- I Motor Cream Protects.
ucts may now be secured from I Ar.nr.Bent Cream Contracts,
your drup: or deoartment store. I Ac"e C'""-Hl'-
The Marinello Beauty Aids are esch I To uPP1rm.;"J,,!lhe M "l the
one made to assist you in achieving ""J1' , ALWAY5 apply Marinello
charm ty overcomlnrj some particular
condition Take face creams, fn
ample. No one cream can accomplish
every result; if your skin is sallow, a
different cream Is necessary to give it
that pink-and-whlte rose-leaf quality
than il your skin is too oily or too dry.
From fourteen years' experience and
proven testa in 3500 B-nuty .Q1opa t e
Marinello Company now offer their
creams for the first time to drug and
department stores. Each one has been
accomplishing with surpassing success
results (often In difficult cases) that
, are truly remarkable.
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WE AGREE WITH THE GOVERNOR
"My feeling is that every one who can do so should lay in coal
now, get the benefit of the present prices for themselves and
Stimulate production to keep our miners employed, and assure'
against shortage nekt winter."
Extract from Gov. Sprout's statement on coal conditions.
;i PRESENT PRICES i
Egg, $10.30; Stove, $10.60; Nut, $10.70; Pea, $9
V per ton. Wheeled or carried, 40c per ton extra.
h AMERICAN ICE CO. SPATL.
rTHAf ARCfl STS.
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for the city to thirty. throe. Thi-rc arc
UV3 from tills stnto In tlic report, nml
itho lionnr role for the imtloii rontulns
WW nanus.
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Pl.lladeliri.inn, Wounded.
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iho I'lil hide .minus wounded nre 11s
follows
Woimileil, desree iitnlpterinined
I'iivhIpm: C'lisirlrs V. Upi-ninn.
Uinrles I Hink. ,.!.' Ninth mr-hrst
s'r.('''-
Miiiindrd f.llRlillj l.ieutPiiiinl Ilnrrj
J !.' !'",',.v -",01 ..So"'11 '.,0.uin,,,I.!,f.r!M''
i 0011. .ntnnn i-urrix. :i. .Nortu .Mnr
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drew Kngtelinrl. 11 1 Kt North Nnpn
itrept : I'rhiilc Ilicluml runHieon, l!(!'.'(l
1'uorliiill (uimi.ip: 1'iImiIp .IoIiii J. (Jul
IWmn. S0IW Aramln.o a.em.e : IVale
Sami.P Lopkiud .p... m-,o SOI..I,
I "' Mrret : I'rmile Lewis ISauer.Kai
lil ..,.. .., , . ii. :. .. . .. i .. i... it.i
' I'akotii stteet: I'miile .lolm I'ruaii.
"!1" Harp street ; l.ieiilenant Paul I
llns. U0(I7 Norlh Sixl -third streel ;
, Corporal Vinrent P. O'tlaulon.
North Thir. -ninth street: Prha.es
, Spenrer A . Megonewel. .!..'' North
Marshall street; liugene P. Knfferly,
1411 I ItilHiinsot. street : llenrx Schlot..
P.'ti!) Kast Cl.plten ihpiiiip: Joseph !ee.
.-,.-,(.1- Sorague street; Ji.lm W. Walker.
,,,, South n,B. strret; Piank A.
Pmii.s, :;ili; North Manlinll
sircet;
1 Ninth
VincPii-o I'rugnsso. (i5 Soutl
stieel
El niPITTI 11 TA A
In 1 H H
I UMII I II U IlllUill
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II IVlatin Afferma Che I'AlleanZa
tra Italia e Francia Dovra'
Certamente Divenire
Permanentf!
Published nml lllslrlbutcd Under
PliRMIT NO 311
illhnrlze. bv tlie iu t "f October tl
1117 on ni.i at the I'oslolllco of Phlla
dc pln.i. Pi
1J oiiKc of IMe Prcsidont
A S 111 ISLl.OV.
t'u'dtil.it-tcr ciencral
lEonia. !) aprile Da quulrlie tempo
in iin' la stun ipn frauce.sp si innslra
apertaiiieute favorevolc alle iisplrnzinni
deiritulin e rii-onosie . suoi dirilti sulle
tcrre redentc. i
II ".Matiu" iu u n suo nrticolo dii e
Hie Pltalia leclama resecuioue del,
trattnto di Londra c inoltre Kiuine, in
base nllu voloula' degli italiaui die
nbitano cpiesta Htta'. La verita' e'
dice il gioniale che gli Alleati hauuo
bisoguo di sicure..a contro (pialsiasj ot
tacco proveuiente dall'l'urona Ceutrale.
Ia rruucla unita alPltalia da alleanza.
I a difendere innutizi la cimfereuza di
i inri..i Vn ,mn o,,nai,in,,n .intfniini.j
Ljron M
Apr. 15
Carmanla ....
Apr. 19
Apr. 23
May 3
May 3
Royal George
Aqultsnla
Ordunn .
Caronla
May 17
NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretanla April 12, May 10
NEW YORK TO LONDON ,
Saxonla Anrll 24
Philadelphia Bristol
AlPtimciulli I
I lock
Direct Service Pier 16 South
I3U0 MAI.MT S.T.. I'lltLA.
"" """"'"s uv.
lier you select the cream most
suited to your needs, and commence
usim it, be sure to follow directions
carefully and note how quickly your
complexion begins to have that pink-and-whlte,
clear, velvety smoothness.
What Marinello Products have done
for others they will do for you.
If you prefer samples, send five 3.
cent stamps to Marinello Company
36ft Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Dept, P 3, for miniature packages of
cream you need and other Marinello
Products. (Adv I
YARDS IN ALL SECTIONS OF CITV
Phone Our Nearest Yard
If
In pncc, qt.da ililest.i ilnll'ltntla c"
1'milon Hip tiffin serie cntfltir.in nor In
Irntitinillltn' il'Mnromi ticH'im'riilri'.
' Tl glnrunlr- -II MrisnuPro" lll I'On.
"..i 1 ... t . . -. II.
' ?. "7 '. "",'"."
,- .. u. ...i ii.iiu inn, u lit" ...i .(mill
..,. ..,iJ... ,u ,.iI,r. : ,inP(,n
.ivcviiuo ciilehto ill prcsoiiliirsi I HPiexnil
'jiljjnsliiv I. Hip tputnwitm nisi' enlrnve
11 for.ti iicllc (livciiviuil per I fultirl
cnnlini d'ltnlin. II rnulrKim PiierRlco ed
nil .
,Pm, , (atl -,.n orli.m.ii :i trnttnrll
da nrinii'i ed erilnre 0211I inntutto rim
osvi. Hiio 11 Hip Ip nn.iltrn IMIpiizp nnn
' nbbla"" "! pmlileml Hie nppas.-
skiihiiiu I popn d itnli.no.
. iTaaiirt I t II 1 I I , "llf'ir 1.1 I MII llll1 1411
cnnlndini rtoali. ediloie di un Riornnle
1 'oeinlitu. nr.p'dalo hotlo m-riisa di nlto
trndimenlo di.llp i-.iiorllii vprbe pr
ZrrrAo
f.XSi.t uVi'i" j'IphW Z In"
,!,, il seRiiente leleRrai.iiiin al POu.
o ;.. . T
Nmihiiio
"Per In
liberln' ill I irinndo nrr la
(iiale iinch'io ho combatluto tnulo: per
j(. '.i in, 'uu posirrn opiiii i roaz.ia.
;,, s,;;u;- ."" , 'Vprblmi
hanuo imprigionalo ed io iinio ip.esto
telegriinimn serM'iidniui di un ninico.
obligato inantenere il segrelo per nou
'"""I impiceato dai serbi. Abbintno lias-
'"oJI'nno' ?ff,,;'.in. "" l,l,.roII,,r.m,1tl0
' v. Z-ZZ
loniro la rormazione di uu regno scrbo-
lronto-sloeuo e preg.mo riute.;, di leb-
einrn. I. l.liro ed 1 i-itlndiin sono a xos-
.... .iF-.iMiin- i- mi, pn-si-uinnii ora
1 intern tVllll7.i:i Tremi ..liinmni-mi
,. . . ... ." . - -
I'a.lsi ed imiare a Zngabria comn.is-
I one lutprallealu eon iiffieinli ajniricani. 1
inglesi ed italii.ni. .er assieurarsi del !
uo'lri sentiment 1. 1 serbi nnn sono'
no-tri libera tori c mm rj i-omprpiidono."
,,'r ,"" ,lllT"" ,ln Kirnnli di P.erliuo
"' "lt,'i '"",,i- Protriiieiiti du Lugano.
e.na coullitti sanStiiuosi awcnuli in
Mllnno. tionova p Navara lion hanuo
r.,.,,l.,,i : i. 1 11 i-i .
rotidamento. Si traltn delle solitc Ilotl -
'-'"K lemleniose diffuse dai nemici del
I llalia. la I'll 1 silna.ione. nnH.e negli
llluhimili nlipi'ill o I rnintii lllll in t...
guito nlle enncessiuui circa 1'orario ed
il salario fatle icceuteinente uagll in
duslriali
Sunday Will Help Loan
Scrjiitnii, P.... April 10. - The Itev.
liillv Sundn.v has accepted an invi
tation to deliver the principal speech nt
a mass-meeting to be held here April
IS iu the interest of the (omiiig Victory
Loan campaign in Lackawanna count.
Look Up! What a Spectacle!
The Amazing FL YING
The Thrilling CIRCUS
Friday, April 11
1 to 4 P. M.
Under Auspices of Victory
Liberty Loan Committee
Nine planes will leave Bustleton Flying Field
and perform wonderful feats over the heart of Phila
delphia. Tail spins Dives Volplanes Warfare
Demonstrations. See the Fight between American
and German Battle Planes.
BELMONT PLATEAU
Fairmount Park
Is the Ideal Place from which to View the Spectacle.
Come Out! Bring the Family! Celebrate!
Xfi Corns off
with the Fiiigers !
AddIv a
callus right off, root and
all without soreness or
irritation.
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MERCHANTS:
If you aro a grocer, drugcut, hardware dealer, tobacconist, clothier,
furnisher, jeweler any hind of a ttorekeepcryou shouldn't wait
another day before subscribing to the Retail Publjc Ledger the new
twico-a-month periodical for merchants only. 'Subscribers say they
have been waiting for it for years. Not a trade-paper, but an inspir
ing news-magazine that interestingly tells all sorts of things that
merchants want to know. Business problems salesmanship, buy.
ing, accounting, the handling and training of help, credits, delivering,
advertising, collections the Retail Public Ledger tells how they
are all being solved in successful stores. Entertaining fiction dealing
with the sentiment and drama of storekeeping, anecdotes, verse, pho
tographs, news' of big movements for merchants' benefit three
pleasant hours, of entertaining, helpful reading in every Issue. Sub.
scription price, 10 cents a cony, ONE DOLLAR a year (24 issues).
Just slip a dollar Into an envelops, with your letterhead or name and
address plainly written, and it will be sent 'on the first and third
Tuesdays of every month for a year. Address Retail Public Ledgor,
220 Public Ledger Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Do it nowt
Radnor Road Engineer Resigns
v.- m. t)iii..i. ...... .. i... i,ns hern
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'ni ron'1 rnKin(,cr of "", to"'V
nlilit fin unenptil lKiirti. lit till. tlirOtlll
I 1 "" ,. " . . ... ' r . ' , ,.
41 uiiiiriiinii..i i' i " . ,,,- -
, .11 r n. .t..
mnnts. linn trsipicil hrcmisp of (lie de
..inniN of road work In AIn:saHiii?etts,
for wliloh etiilP .Mr. I'iltMmi is ron
MiltitiK road piiKlueer
ontiNii Rt'.so.i.s
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HOTEL FREDONIA
ori;N Ai.t vni TrmM r . iuci err
Roirdw ilk T;nrfiiHh plnn 1 1 up 1 ill'
H r nppnlntni t t(tr.o mtp rfstaurun1.
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
vnt(.iM vi:. Mcn nticii
I I tronis with Imt and rolil running wl
PMvat,. Halm Wrllp for Hatea nnrt xWI
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Westminster r-V.Xtn, UZ
' ater J-J r.oP kiy."sl,o w "daily c Buhrt
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AhMMflnp ii AIw.Ha rnd. Trrni tnml
ifrtnrt?r nncrriDri Kpnttit-Lv a,. ,ap
nw I Ct DlsouuubLf n . A .
I 2Zn '' ''oruui;lilylieateilllknA K Marlon
OCIiAN ( .TV, N, J.
' THE BISCAYNE
OPIJNH APttlt, tllli
M e.i in heat, private UathH. rcellcntlabl.
i Boof ut.LNDIN, one'r and Manager
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r. UT7Ti 'J
HOTEL COLUMBIA 0
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1 ' MU.'.''U "'"!-.
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wn DWnnh RVTIIl.1 un
W1LUWUUU-OY-1 Hh-b&A
! a,VV,mtr0SS!i
Dally lomcrta hv
JX.-- Bet"b?,
Ueoklt Secn-lan
membtrs of I'lilladelphla
renters nf ititinvr,a m
heet eelerlhin. 1 Hnt NOW.
PenUlet Secretary Hoard of Trade.
Lixprcsa irain in iiunwunii inpr Headln
R. H leaves Chehlnut St. lrry s r,0 a. m
dflllv. Sund.i' TNiuralon. Jl rj.. oieid trip,
O 7 V) H
r.n.iri,. Moket for '-'7. SO.
Kl)XOR, I'A.
nAls"' ,N'N'' Radnor. Pn a nrsl-clas
, lountrv .i,me. thin 30 minutes of city
' icnler: coif liuiillmr. lennU; es.ee! rulsln.;
I sun eve dinner. 11.25. Phono Wayne 17
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i 1,111 CATinXAl,
ltnlll Sexes
SjHOUTIIAM) AMI IIOUKKCEI'IMI
I our sjraduatcs are In constant demand, (.lood
paying positions await you. Urcgg Short
hand, tlia easy, speedy system. Complete
I nlRhl classes tntenslvn training.
f.iniiii tiiy iiiin.-. .mii or ivrilfl
for full p,irticnlacH and cauloir
lllltt 4 HllklWl'Uu ...it t tr.,,-
ItKff and College nf Commerce
1017 I'lieslnut St.. rlilhidelnlili
-STB&VFR'S 'ihe He' Uuslness School
2 sfl7 CHK.STNUT 3T,
Tavlnr" Srl-inn! Quality Sicrctarlal
i ayior ocnooi ,.,. mo-jMarKetst
few drops of Freezone
on a touchy-corn or a callus; the
pain stops, then shortly you lift
that bothersome corn or
Hurt a Bit!
can lift off hard
corns, soft corns,
corns between the
toes and the cal
luses on bot
0
tom of feet
Keep Freezone on your dresser
and never let a corn ache twice.
Costs Fev Cents
Tiny bottles cost only a
few cents at drug Mores
i t t 1 1
i fr V i-
Bvntlis
Afltrr. I h.H ntMlntiTtt .uMnw nf
pla Miller Abrl IlKlatlv and frl'ej"
JnvltPd in lh funorl Krl . 0:80 n m . 4025
"rn (. Snlrmn rcnulrm nm'r . sl
AirRtha'a Church, 11 p. m. Int. Uoly Cro
(-I'm.
Ar.TnNr.UKll Anrll
'I . JOHN Af-TKNKDIIH
Riven.
Hue nonce win i'v
ATWIIl.t,-April 7 JAMKS i huihanij
of Kdlth 1 Atnrll Ince HoMe) and foil of
.Mmea nnrt HUaan Atwcll, rt'latliea. and
frlenrta. Court Kalrniount S,'., II. P. of A
and T'.lertrlcil tet. of Baldnln's l-ncoimi-llvo
Works, nltcd to funeral Krl . '.Do a.
111.. SSI N Pnnne1i l Solemn mill r.n
I masa St. rrnncla Xalr'a Cliurcli 10 a. 111
Int Holv Cross t'm Auto funeral
1 AUSTIN' April 7. OHOIIUKAN.MA dJUith
ler of .Tames M and Katie W. Austin aged
S.I. Uelntlvrs and friends Imlted In funeral
senlc'n. Krl. 1 .:.( p in parent residence.
131 il v. Somerset st Int Northwood Ccm.
I Frlemls tnny ipll Thurs ee.
llANKHIJAn prll 7 VUM.tAM' son of
rftth"rtnp and lain John Hinkhead und
'Krandaon of late ronstin.lnn and Wllhelinlna
rtelns nued -t ltrlitUes and friends, mem
hera K I. U. A Imlted to funeral l'rl ,
I s 30 n in . 23",7 X Hope al Ileu'jiem mass
'si onlfllclus, Church 10 a. in Int. HI.
Peter's iVin ,
lVKSSnn. April 8 MIMON W .. husband
nf AlltTUSln C llenKr ln'e llonihlnwer)
aired 48 Jlelatlies and frluds. Loyal Order
of Moose. No 111. Washington Camp. No
.01. P. O. S of A Kill Ward Itepubllran
I I tub Invited lo funeril Sat . '2 p, m,
! realdence of mother, 17.7 S mh at . Cani-
den. N. J Int Uierereen Cem. I'rlends
I may cnll l'rl . nfter 7 p. m
1 nOVn April 0 MAUV KKIin. ndlmr of
John llnyd ttelatlles and friends Itnlleil in
funeral services, Sat 2 p in . Ill lallne
' . Palls nf shiilltlll Ini prlMit" sti
Morlah Cem rtcnulna may bo viewed Kn ,
after 7 p. in
HOTLIJ. April 8. HtiNA i; . nnutsliter of
lobll J nml Nellie Ilovle. HRed !' I Helelles
and friends Invited to funeral, Hal , 8,:10 a.
m . parenta' residence, 2217 s Juniper st.
Solemn rmulcni inaas Church of Kplphany
10 a m Int Holy Cioss Ccm. Auto fu
neral IIOTI.IJ. April 7 1JM.A HOTM.. dauihler
of Into Tlmolhv ntul Miry A. Tloyle Ilela
Uvea nml friends Imlted to funeral. Prl .
S:30 h m . residence of nephew, Jams J
Unvle. 3.100 L'liultnut st Solemn hldh mass
of rcouleni M Jainca'n Church 10 a in
lnl Cathtclral Cent Auto service.
1IHINK.MAN Anrll 8 11KI.11N T. d,.,.!,.
ler of Frederick and H"b,i Urlnklnill. and.
itranddauKhter of William and lato C3av Hall
aaert U v.ecks. Ilelatlvcs and friends Invited
to funeral l'rl . 1 p m . residence of par
ents. 13.", llinlly st Int private. Ilotv Cross!
Coin. Trlcnda lna call Thurs . after 0
p in
llYTlNi: April n. ,1AM CS M . nnn of (he1
Ute .Tolm and Ann Ihrne rim idatUes,
end friends Invped to tuueral M.on , 8.3n
from IIJl N. 4KM1 kt Solnmii rnnlpm '
Mauiscin ave , Mt llollv, sat . - p in
tJAl.V April 3, IMI'lllR hushajid of An
nln Drly (nee Donnelly), of Counlv Ktld.uc
Ireland Relntivea and I'rlends. Hnl Nam
Society of Corpus Christ! Church. Propaga
tion of b'alth league of Sacred Heart nf
Cewu Chunh, A. O. 11., Dlv. No. L"i: Court
Allegheny. 1 of A., No 2.1.. Invited to fu
neral. Sat. 8.30 a n) . 3lln N. 22d at
Solemn rcnulem mnsH Chun It of Cut pus
Christ! lo a. m Int Calliedral Ccm.
DAWSON. At Mlcl.letnn. V J . J'ourtli
Mnntli 'lilt, WILLIAM DAWSON, ageil (111
Kuneral Krlends' Vlecllng lluuse, Mltkletutt.
X .1. SlYtlt-da- 1.30 p m Int Mlikleton
N J. Autns will meet 12 111 train front
Salem Hilt! 12.21 train from Phlla. at Mtckle.
ton atntlcin
DILLON - Vptll S SARAH DANLHOW
15R (neo Cuthbert). widow of Willl.nu Dillon,
aged 73. Relatives and Mr nds Imlted lo
funeral Trl , 2 30 p. tu , son-ln-htw'a real.
dence. Lntnir I. SliUel Trivose Pa. Int.
private. William Penn Cent. Atltoa will meet
trains leaving Trenton 11 r,", n. m. and
Reading Terminal 1:02 p in. at Trcvoso Sta
tion. DONOIIUH April II. MICHAK1, husband
of late Mary Donoltue Relatives and friends
Holy Namo Society; Dlv No. IB, A. O II.;
Court Uelt. eleorge R. McClcllatt, No 113
1' of A : employes Continental Iircwln'g Co '
Invited to funeral. Krl . S'3() a. in , "3"i
nilawurtll at Solemn requiem mass Church
of St. Anthony of Padua 10 a. m. Int
Holv Cross Ccm. Aulo service.
DONOVAN. April 7. CATHERINE, wife
of Janiics Donovan. Relatives and friends In.
vltcil to attend funeral ,"ri . at 8-3o a rn
?,,W' f;1";- PrltiBfi-t,. und Llndnn aces':
Alilatt, Delaware coutitv. Ia. Solemn il
nulcm mass at St. Joseph's Chum. Coiling,
dale, at 10 a.-lii. Int. Holy Cross Ceiiu
Aulo fnners;. c.u.
DRZYMALLA. April fl. PAUL, Husband
of Curollne D. Dr7malla fneo Rach), aged
,"3. Residence, 172.1 Lancaster ave. Due
notlco of funeral will be jrlven.
IJDWAHDS April 8 .MAR, 11. wfn r
llarnest S. l.dnatd" Rilatlies and friends
Invited to funeral, Sat.. 8:30 a. til , 715 s
Knaenuod si Solemn mass of leiiuiein
I hurch of St. Teresa 10 a. in. Int. Old Ca
lliedrnl Cent Auto funeral v'
ULI.IS. April 8 ALFRni) R ELLIS
aged 30. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Sat . 2 P. in . sister's residence.
Mrs. Anthony Weaver, Walllngford. Pa. Int
Mt Morlah Cem '
CTHE. Suddenly.
nt liurlinglnn. N J
WILLIAM PRnsTON
t 1-unerul and lnl
April S. Lieutenant
KYRC. V S N It
Drlvale
FLOWKRK April 0. CIIARl.BS LAW
SON FLOWURS. Jr sou nf Charles Lund
Emma B. Flowers (neo Illldebrand), aged
2tt Relatives and frlenda Invited to services
Sun . S p m . 1231 htlles Bt. Int private'
at Laurel lull Cent
ronnPAUOH Suddenls af (127 N inn.
St.. on Anrll S. HIILHNK S sYllieniiinif
Relatives and friends Invited to services Frl '
1 n. lit . at Oliver H llalr lildz . is-'n i-i,nu,!
Iiut st Int private
rcjy April n. iiiAni.ES it . husband nf
Mary Fny, aged 73. Relatives and frl-nds
also Lodge No 3 1". and A. M . and Vulcati
Assembb of Phlla . Invited to ftmetal herv
Ices, Sat. 2 p. in ID12 jf. 8th st Int pri
vate Remains may bt viewed Frl . 7 to 0
p. m
OARAR1NO. April 9. KATE A M.
CABARINO, wife of Charles Oabarlno aed
10 Relatives and friends. Socleta Unlono
rrat-l!aii7a Itatlana. and Stella d'ltalia. In
vited to funeral. 110 N nth st . Darby. Pa.
Solemn requiem mass at the Church of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, at 10 a. m.. Mon Int
Holv Cross Cem
OARDN'mt April tl, OEOROn II hus
band of R Francenta Gardner, iged 81
Further notice later, 471 Lyceum ave , Rox
burough. GARDINER. At Westvllle. N. J . April
I). EMMA, widow of Gcorcje W. Gardiner,
aged 73. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral, Sat . 2 p. m . Westvllle. N J. Int.
Mantua Cem. I'rlends may call Trl., 7 to
u p. ni
OILFILLAN April 7, ROBIIRT B hus.
band o Matilda Glinilan Relatives and
friends iniltcd to funeral, Frl.. 2.30 p m..
723 K. Park ave Int. Mt Morlah Cem.
triends may call Thurs , H to 10 p -u. Auto
service
GLEASON. April 4. MARY L daurhter
of late Michael and Nora Gleason. Relatives
and friends, n. V. M. Sodalltv. Hacred Heart
Society. Ladies' Auxiliary. Knlxhta of St.
John: Dlv. No. 3 Auxtliarv. A. O. H.: Elec
trical Aid Society Invited to funeral. Frl .
8 30 a. m.. 144 Relinont ave. Solemn re
quiem mass Church of Our Mother ot Sor.
rows 10 u m Int. Port Carbon. P. Auto
service tn station ,
CLOVER at Woodbury. N, J., April 7.
LUVENIA Ola-lVER (neo ZaitV). widow of
Richard W -''over. Relatives) and friends
Invited In funeral. Krl.. at 2.30 p. m.. 410
N Rroad st -Vondbury. N J. Int. private,
at Bellmawr. N. J. Remains may be viewed
Thurs 7 tp n. ni.
OUSTATRON April 8, KLSE, Vlfe nf
C'harlea Gustafson (nee Linden). Relatl.es
and friends Incited to funeral services. Frl
2 p. m '.MS N. (Ifltli st. Int. Montrose Cem
Remains may be viewed Thura., after 7 p.
m Auto service.
HAHN April !, MAGDALENE, widow of
.Tnl.n l.uurtn TTaltn n oA 7(1 T!,lfttis nml
friends incited to funeral services. Sat 1 .30
p m . 4110 Reese st. Int. private. Green
mount Cem Remains may ba viewed Frl,
after 7 p. m.
t VINES At TabemuHe, N. J., April 0,
J OOPKR. husband of Ella V. Haines (nee
fl:ott). aKed 70. Relatives and friends in
cited to funeral. Sat.. 12 noon, near Taber
nacle. N J. Services Tabernacle M. E.
Church 1:30 p. m. Int, I. O. O. F. Cem,
Medford. N. J. Autos will meet moinln.
tralna at Medford. N. J., from Market St.
I ferry. Phlla
f HALL. Suddenly April 8. at 742(1 Rocr
st . Mt Airy. MARY TERRY COLLENS,
who ui ,'rancis u. nail. j-unarm errvices
and lot private, at convenience of family.
HAMMOND. April S. RICHARD RALPH,
hubbund of Florence L. llamond (nee Haden)
und son of Thomas F, and Elisabeth Ham
mond, Relatives and friends invited to fu
neral sei vices, 118 Llnwood ave., Ardmore,
I'a . Frl. .,2 p m. Int. private.
HAYESj Of Lincolndale, N. Y., April 7,
JOHN J., husband of the late Mary Hayes
and father of Mother Rita and Sister Sacred
Heart, of Immaculate Heart Order. Funeral,
Fri.. 7:30 u. m., from residence of his son.
Michael S. Hales. 870 N. 40th st. Solemn
mass of requiem at Our Mother of Sorrows
Church. 0 a. in. Relatives and friends in
vited Int. Holy Cross Cem. -Auto funeral.
HELM. April 7, EDMOND. husband of
Clara A. Helm, aged HT. Relatives and
friends. Chattahoochee Tribe No. 17, I. O.
R M ; Pacific Lodge, 200, I. O. O. F.; Phlla.
Electric. Annuity Dept.. invited to attend
funeral services. Frl.. 2 p. m., at his lata
residence, 2063 E. Albright st. Int. private,
at N. Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be
viewed Thurs , 8 to 10 p. m.
HI'.HL (Hale). Apr I II, IDA, widow of
Edward Hbl Relatives and friends In
vited to services, Hat., 2 p. m. at the reel
drnee nf Iter "on, Rev. Henrv F. Hale. 1701
N 02d st. Int. private. West Laurel Hill
HIIRA April ft, at 42 T3. Ja)gan at . Oer
mantnwn. EMMAT wife of Albert Jfera,
aged BO Due notice c.ffiineral will b given
HIRI.t April B, PATRICK J., husband of
Margaret J Hlrl (nee Mahan). aged 110. Due
notice of funeral will be given, from 3102
Blak.stnn st.. llolmeshiire-.
HOLT April 8. JOSEPH, liushand of
late Hannah Holt (nee Hiitirl, aged 7.1. Rela
tlves and irlends Imlted to funeral services,
Sat , 2 p, m.. residence of son-in-law.
Charles a MacDonald, 8514 Westminster
ave Int. Fernwood Cem.
HllOIIBsf-Aprll.fl I8ARF.LI.A DEV1NK
HUGHES, widow of Edward Hughec Rela
tives and friends. Altar Society of St. Mala.
a m Int at Old Cathedral c em ' (Urs and friends. Oreble Port. No in of
I'OLKITT- Al Mt llollv N. J.. April 0. , R . Ladles' Auslllirv and Camp No 10 Sona
'ijini ,i.,i.i mm ui .it,srni ,v, c oiKin. or vnp,r'is inviien io junemi, sun
uc altves and rr cutis nv Ind tn runers . .it; . tn . 2a.ll L) clclnsnn at Int Mi
HtJMMErl-Ap'rll 0. CHARLEd F.e hui l 1 IV CbTTI ""
band nf Msrgaret Hummel (nto WeVvarJ IA, "Li. BROAD AND
aged B7. Relatives nnd friends, eonresallon. IS W DIAMAUh
M-n' nnd Ladles' Society of nt. Lvikas's Ref. I - PIAMO N D
HK.VTIIB
m"?"r, Invllcd to funeral. Sat., 1:30 t.
17 . s2.? O'rarit ae, Hervlcea Rt tuVaa'a
Jier Church 3 u. in. Int nrltale. dermaii
I.ulliernn rem. JKmilna may In viewed
I'r...
T to 0 p. m.
IVnilam It. Jarlunn. aitec) 7.S, nlallM and
1'niiu, iihhm TO urn-rut Nrvlcs. 71111 Nor
10 ft 1"H ,r,crny,,"'?,,,"l,"-''"'f "HI. I'r. . 3 p. m Int.
"'"tj naptui Lira
.luii.-NMix Anr I a. TM.fy.Atit'-rlf a
Jiite of John 11 Johnvi.i and daughter nf
into Thoniaa .1 and Anna IJjiinn Hel.lthea
;nd frlendi Imlted lo funeral Sat . ; n rn.
I'm i .. jimi n jr.i private, Oreenmuunt
Cem,
.JOHNSON -pr,l IP. SAltA Jl (nee In
sram), at residence of her dauahter, Para
Inuram Uliik 2 S, llth st Int private
KINO. On April tl, IDln. JOHN n . eon
of Into William ind Slarjraret Klnc (nee
Unhlnson), OKCd 24 vears A patient suf
ferer at test. Tlelatlvrs and friends In
vited to funeral rvlces on Saturday at
2:30 11 in orcclsely, nt the residence nf Ills
brother. Henrico A. KIiib. 220", I3. Sareeant
st Int private Oreenmouiit f'em. Itenialns
lr.av be viewed I'lldoy, 8 to In p.
J.RCHLF.n April 0. .josrcri! S., husband
nf Mlrli N Lerhler. llelatlvea and friends
board of inanarers Home for Veterans of
n A It. and Wives, Invited to funeral
Prl , p m , tl A It Home. n.Mh and Vine
sts Int K of P, pteenvvood Cem,
l.L'TZ. April 7. MART J!., wife of Clias
Int!! nod er.-.nddaUKhti-r nf Marv nnd lale
A dim Ohover Helatlve, and friends lm"d
In funiril servlcia Krl n, m 1ib
a': I- to'i:.- p"1;.0"- nn" " "
T.VNcir. April unioauT. if0 of
IMward Lvnch and tchler of Marv and
lale Michael Shields l!rlni-e arid friend.
Invited Jo funeral Krl . !.,(," nanra "f!.
dence of mother 21)20 Almmid st Solemn
leiiuiein mass Church of Nativity 10 a m
lnl Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral
MncDONAl.D. April 7. HMZAnr.Ttl
widow of 1. A. JiUcnonaid. formerly of
Aletaiidrla, Canada Relatives and friends
Invll'd In funeral Krl . Ha in . rrsfd'noJ
of Mrs. .T. P. PeuPey. 1BR1 N. Mth at. HhTh
mass of rer.ti.ain Church of St. Hrejtory n.3()
a in Int. Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral.
J.nnia R MaB'ilre
Relatives and friends
members 11-itterer Memorial Baptist Church
Invited to funeral services Thura.. s n m
233s Reed st Int Mt Olive Cent Ha ill
Vnns ,d" '' "rrhll "f train Icavln.- 1'hlK
MAJION1JV. April 8 TIMOTHT J hjs
band of Marv II, Mahnnev ItelaMvrs nnd
friends Invited to funeral Sat , 8'3n a in
r.103 Cedar ave . W Phlla Solemn requiem
mass Church of (he TranHt--iiratlnn 10 a m
Int St Denis Cem Auto funeral
M.viTirnws nrii -. rr.onnxcr. nife
nf Cef rse n Matthews Uelatlves and friends
Imlted In funeral services. Krl. a p Si
husband's residence, 310 V, Thajpf st lot
nrH.itc. Remains may be viewed iThurs 7
to !) r to
MAT Anrl1 3 THOMAS H
n
s..,
("cm iceinatns may bo Mewed Hst . after 7
p nt Auto funeral
McDIOHMOTT April fl, JOHN, husband
of lain Catherine MiDerntolt Relathes and
friends lmllcd lo funeral. Sat , 8:30 a in
1.111't S. With st Solemn mass of rcriulem
Church of St. Francis do Sales 10 . m
Int Cathedral Cem Auto funeral
McllI.ATHERY. On April II. CLARA J,
wife of Adrian O. McUluthery. Notice of
funeral laler. ,
Mc-MAIION" April , MILDRED, daugh
ter of David c nnd Sarah M. McMahon
(me Strain) aged 0 yeatn (I months. Rela
tlven and friends. Immaculate Conception
School children. Invited tcr funeral. Sat 8
a in., lesidence of parents. 417 Linden lit .
.leukliltown. High mass llnmaritlatn Con-
ruiinn Church U.30 ii m. Int Holy Sepul
chre, Cem.
Mi-KKE April R, 10SEPH, son of Frank
and Margaret D. MclCen (neo DulTv), aged 4
ears. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. Frl., 3 p. in . parents' residence. 1523
N American et. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Re
main may bo viewed Thurs., after 7 p m
Aulo funeral.
.r,ini0"Ur,"rl1 7' ''VOtA ANN . widow
V-ii"!?! WrMoSri! "l"3 """Killer of John and
I-',., '?r7l ! YodyarcI. aged 112. residence of
Biuiiddaughter Mrs. J. (1. sltoll, Jr., Pit
rVmll; .? J' ti.lva and friends Invited to
tin leiol ser;ic:c;s, 31., Cncsinur st . Coites
vtlllinV,,',? ',- - "''' Falrview Com
1,,,! UrAV,a"' A,"r" ''MARK A, hus
band of Mary Murtauh. Relatives nnd
lo 'p1V,u,"',w,1"'"nU- Warden llenellclal Asso..
Itivllc-d to funeral. Sat.. 8 a. in . 1022 Moore
m. Solemn reciulem masa Cnurch of St.
lioinaBAnuli.dsW.S0 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
t-imt Aulo service.
MafV'l"'rniP.r" 7. l'RANK 15.. husband ot
v ..W. ,'U"J..1""1 uf August nnd late Louisa
iiluui. Relatl,'is and friends, employes Hell
lelephrrte Co.. InMledl lo funeral services
vltii" ' '"'" ' rarl: "" ,nt' "'
nAyLOR. 'April 8, 1IELENE D., vvlfo ot
Gtistaius B. Najlor (neo Hersmann), aged
J. Relatives and frlenda Invited to attend
runeial, 1 rl., 8 a. in., from her son-in-law's
itsldencc, Edward Moore. 4D17 Emery st.
Requiem high mass. All Saints' Church.
Bridesburg, U a. m. Int. .Most Holy Re
deemer Cent.
f,,n.B,,.,,?-?N.'Apr" " ELIZABETH JANE
inoo .McKIm). wife of Msthew Nellson. aged
iO. Relatives and friends Invited to services,
Sat 1 p. m , 422 N. nth at., Camden, N
J Int. Berlin. N. J. rrlends may call Frl.
.NEUMANN. April 8. ISADOR, husband
c.r .Minnie Neumann, aged 80 Relatives and
Irlends. also Krakauer Chevra, Invited to fu
neral services, Fri . 10 a. m.. 2103 N. How
,ir.I,,,.,nt J"- Curmel Cem
p NEILL. At 28 f. Dover ave Atlantic
r-lli',.' '' MARY J., widow of Robert P.
"-Nelll further notice of funeral later.
OTTINOER. On April I). HARRY II. OT
TI.NOER. aged 1)7. Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Sat., 2'30 p. m .residence
of son-in-law. John L. Haines. 10 W. Pcnn
at., ijerinantown Int Trinity Lutheran
Cem., (Jermantown
.."ARRIS. On April , S. MARGARET
MARV. daughter ot Johft W. Parrls. Jr
and Mary S. Parrls, aged in Relatives and
friends Invited to services, Krl.. at 8 p. ni
ut parents' residence. 75th st. and Bulst ave
A'ao services n the Methodist Protestant
iiuicii. narrinston. Dei . on sat., l n. m
Int
.,.V.I,.3Jvooa cem,. Harrington
POWELL Anrll T Wll.l.tlll Sllll'
FLIN. husband of Estelle Fisher Powell
Relatives and friends, employes' Corn Ex
change National Bank Invited to services,
Thura.. 8 p. m.. 402 Fourth ave . Haddou
Heights. N. J. Int. Haslcton. Pa.
RAIJiORD. April 0, JAMES J., husband
of Marv Radford Relatives and friends.
Holv Name Socletv of St Agatha'a Church:
Wexford,, Beuef. Soc and Brotherhood M.
w p- Si. n invited to funeral. Frl . 8:30
a ni . 816 N. 31st at.. West Phlla. Solemn
requiem mass St. Agatha's Chulch 10 a. m.
Inj St. Denis's Cem Auto service.
RETLY. April 8. JOHN V.. husband of
Catharine A. nelly (nee Losch). Relatives
and friends. L. O. O. M., No. fi4: George B.
McCIellan Beneficial Asso., Invited to funeral.
Bat., 8:30 a. m.. 2430 W, Thompson st. High
mass of requiem St. Elizabeth's Church 10
a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
.RICHES. Un April 0. ELVA F , daughter
of William A and Florenca Rambo Riches,
and cranddaughtiT of Ezeklel and Mary
Rambo, aged 17, Relatives and friends In
vited to services, Sat., 2 p. rn . residence of
parents, 1)07 N. 43d st. Int. Fernwood Ccm
Frlenda may call Friday evening from 7
until u o'clock.
IUDLEH. April 8, ALICE, widow of
Thomas RIdler. aged 84 at residence. 4U1
Rlpka ave.. Roxborough. Services will be held
at St. David's P. E Church. Manayunk.
l'rl., .1 p r.i. Int. In churchyard
ROCKLADE. April 8, MARY A., widow
of William Rocklade, aged (17. Relatives and
frlenda invited to services, Frl., 1 p. in.
12.11 N Sartaln st. Int. private. North
woud Cem, Remains may be viewed Thurs.
eve.
SAUNDERS. On April 8. 1010 ISABEL
LA SAUNDERS, Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, on Frl.. at 2 p. m..'
at residence of her son. Harry Saunders.
422(1 Westminster ave. Int. private, Mt.
Morlah Cem
SCHAFEB0OK. April 8. LILLIAN F..
daughter of William H. and Emma J
I Schafebook
bchafebooK (nee Jones). Relatives d
friends. Jamea O. Blaine Council. No. ,
S. and . of L., Invited to funeral services.
Sat., 2 p. m., parents' lesidence, 3022 Unruh
st., Tacony. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Remains
may be viewed Fri.. 7 to 0 p. m.
bCHKI'KLEU. April 8. THEODORE, hus
band of Emily Scheffler (nee Kremser). aged
53. Relatives and friends, emplovea ot
Tatem & Bros Lead Works, invited to serv
ices. Sat.. 2 p m.. 2222 Slegel st. Int pri
vate, Mt. Vernon Cem Auto cortege. Friends
may call Frl.. from 8 to 111 p. m
SHELLENBBRGER. April 8. CLARA B..
wife of K J. Shellenbeig (nee Bertolet).
Relatives and friends, also members of St.
l'aul's Lutheran Church. 22d st. above Co
lumbus ave., invited to attend funeral serv
ices, Thurs . 8 p. m.. at her lata residence.
122J W. Hilton st. Further services Frl..
2:30 p. m., Emanuel Lutheran Church, Putts
town. Pa. Int. Mt. Zlon Cem.
SMITH. April 7. MATTHEW IL, hus
band of Anna O, Smith tnee Apple), and son
of tke late Joseph Hunter and Rosle Smith,
aged 4.1. Relatives and friends, also all
.organizations of which he was a member
Invited to funeral services at his late resi
dence 80S N 3d St.. Sat., 3 p. m., precisely.
Int. Laurel HllFCem.
SNODOllAhS. Suddenly, April 8. ANNA
BEATRICE SNODGRASS. daughter of Mary
and the late Joseph Macken, aged 32. Rela.
Uvea and friends, employes of Stiwbrjdge
i. Clothier's Dept. of Accounts: Washington
Camn. No. 140. P. O. of A.: Sawwaw Coun
cil. No 241, D. of P., Invited to attend
services, Frl.. 1:30 p. m., mother's residence,
Olenalde ave., Olenslde, Pa. Int nrlvate.
Remains may be viewed Thurs., from 7
to 0 n m.
STILLWAC.ON. April 8. WILLIAM H.,
husband ot Kmrna J. Stlllwagon, aKed 78.
Relatives and friends. Choctaw Tribe. No.
300. J. O. R. M.i officers and employes
llrsn Mswr Trust Co., Invited to funeral
services Sat . 2 p. m., R Central ave.. nryn
Mawr. Pa. Jilt. St. Paul's Lutheran Cem.
STOCK. April 7. ELIZABETH II. STOCK
(nee llauck). widow of Henry Slock, aged
42 Relatives and frlenda Invited to services,
Frl.. 2 P, m,, 2530 8, Molo st, Int. strictly
PrbTOTT. April 8. MARY n,. widow of
.Tsmes R. Stntt snd son of late Thomas and
Rebecca Bleyler, Relatives and frlenda n.
vlted to funeral. Sat.. 1 p. in.,, 3(1,1 ISVtrp et)
jnt, Fernwood Cem. Auto service.
ITNDERTAKKKS
. hushand of
IC miYLERsI
OKATIIS
TAOK, April 8
KM.MA 1, TAQI!.
at Clayir.ont. Del.,
TAVLUIt API II' 8 VIOLA MAI!, wife of
Harold II Taylor and daughter of John 11
and Ullrabctli Cmilsi.n need 32 Relatives
arid friends Invited to funeral services. Sat.
? p. m. 057 N Preston rt Int Montrose
Ccm
YKIlti: --April 7. PRANCUS vvir of 1M
nard J. TlKhe and dauRliler of Jns?ph and
Ihe late Ann'p Scoll aired 2d, Relatives nnd
friends Invited tu fnn-lal, Krl H 30 n in.
Vft.VJ Rulledze si IIIkIi iiiifi at Visitation
Church 10 a in Int private
IROriKH Suddenlj. April II. mill, with
the A Ii If Hi Camp Ulx. N J. TIIOM S
j son ni iRie -jroiier lltiiilies ami sun or
Ihe lnl" 'Ihoinns J. Trn ter. aired 30 -,rs
Relatlies and friends of family. aNo tasual
Co No 1413. A 15. K, and the Tvcoon
Social also otllcers and men of the L' S.
service ure respectfuMv Invited to funeral
on Til mornlnir, 830 o'clock, from his
mother's residence. 1H18 N 3d st. Solemn
teciulem military nMss nt st Michael's
Church nt 10 a in. Int Holv Cross Cem.
ANDnORJFT Anrll 0 CSTI1R, wife of
Genree Vandesrlft and clanehter of Iste l,aw
rence and Ann Hums Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Thui-s . 8:30 a m . RSI
Wlnton st (nth and Jackson sis ) ltlsh
mass of requiem Ojr.Lad nf Ml C'ai"iiil
Church ri'in a m mi Holv Cross o-ni
Aulo funeral Remains inny b vlenrcl J-'rl
8 to io n m
VANOnUSLlCt: April 8 TRANCIS. hus
band of late Henrietta Vanderslico fnee
Shawl, aired 72. Relatives and friends.
Palmers' Union and Council No 21, Invited
to funeral. Sal . 2 p. m . 42(1 K, Olrard nve.
in Pa'me Vault
WALTON Third-ilav. l'mirlh Month 8th
VNS'A II WALTON (nee Llveiiey), wife of
Thomas H vv'nlton. ared ,2. Relatives sud
fHepis 'nvl'ed to funeial Sevrnth-dv
Pourtli Month 12th 2 p m , near Thr.
Pa Take 12.30 p m train from
Reading terminal io amoiee station
,i ' nlle st sime time int. Ablns
ton I'rlends' Meeting" Grounds.
wunt;u Kourth Momh stb. nt-;TMt'n,
C.KConiJ. son of Marv A and lale Charles
W Weber axed 41). Relatives and frh nds
Invited to funenl, Seventh-day, 2 n m .
anal Richmond st Int. private. Omit flow-
Vr,HSTHn rmir.ii month 4lli. ni Jit.
Dora Kla . liDMUNn WEBRTKR. aKcd no!
Kunerst services Slstll-dav, nth. 'J p. m ,
rrlends' Mectl" House. IBth and Rate sts.
Int private Please omit flowers
WHITIlSnl,. Anrll in, ADA L . fe or
AUIRRNON Willi i:il3L. aired 30 J'riends
may view re-nnhu sat exenlmr. nt '10;i
Chnncelior st Int. nt l harlottesiltle. Va
l.r.OAI. AIIVEHTlSKMllNiS
it-3fF.STATr. OF (IKORtll; CALVIN
4? IIUUK.IOI.liKit. deceased Lettera
of administration on the above estato having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to the. said 'estate are requested to
make payment, and those having claims to
present the same, without delav. to i
1RMA II HtTIIKIIOLTllin.
f- ,i Fidelity Trust Co , j
iiicEiuuc. i.. i ntia.
Or lo her attorney.
JAMES F. HAriEN Esq.,
Lafayette Hldg.. Phlla
TfS-?E8TATr. or .JAinn t. nni.i,. nr-
-" reased I.etteis of administration d
h n., c t a upon the estate of Jacob T
Doll, deceased, linvtng been granted to VU
liKLIiy TRUST COMPANY, all person. In
ilebted to the said estate are requested to
make pavment. and those having claims
against the same to present thetn. without
J.flaJ''..1ln.,.l,p"1,'B of thn said romoanr.
Nos. 325-331 Chestnut st . Philadelphia.
FlDELITr TRUST CO .
W.U. P. G EST,
President.
rKKr'J'.ST.TK OF AMA1.1K IISIILR. 1)E.
u cense,! Lettrrs testamentary'Oti the
above estato having been granted to the
undet signed, all persons Indebted to the
said estate nro rouuested tn make pajment
and thoo hsvlng claims to present the
ta.ne. without delav. to '"" me
DR. WALTER W MA1RES.
,,,.. 030 N. 12th at.
Or lo Ills attorney.
Clinton a sownns.
nnnstenhnp llrsril Tlilllilttir
'KSENTATK OF ANNIE L. LAFFKRTY.
deeciiscd Letters testamentary upon
the estate of Annie L. LafTerty. deceased,
having been granted to Fidelity Trust Com
pany, all persona Indebted to the said estate
are requested to ,mnks payment, and those
having claims against lite same to present
them, without delay, at the ofllee of ths
said company. 325-331 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY,
WM. P. OEST. President.
tK5pJTATK Of ALFRED J. Mrt'ARTY.
deceased Loiters testamentary upon
the estate of Alfred J. McCarty. deceased,
having been granted to Fidelity Trust Com
pany and William A. Kohl, all persons In
debted to tho said ebtate are requested to
mako payment, and those having claims
against the same (o present them, without
delav. at the office of the said company,
325-331 Chfstnut street. Philadelphia.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
WM. P. OEST. President.
ttSSpEhTATE OF ORACi: I. OTONNKIX.
-' deceased Letters testamentary upon
the estate of Grace D. O'Connell. deceased,
line lug been granted tn Fldelltv Trust Com
pany, all persona Indebted to the said estate
ale requested lo make paimenl, and those
having claims against the same to p.esent
them, without delav. at the office of the said
company, 325-331 Chestnut street, Philadel
phia, FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY,
WM. P. OEST. President.
FEKRONALS
ARE YOU a son or grandson of n soldier
sallci- nr marine of the CIM1 War '01 to
0.1)7 If so, communicate with Camp No. 1.
S. O V . 0.12 N llth st
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER
with working Knowledge of stenog
raph!, desired bv large concern,
central location, as manager's as
sistant: In replvlng, state education,
experience, palarv desired
C 17 Ledger Office.
CHAMBERMAID, while, wanted: 3 In fam.
ily; Overbrook. Phone Overbrook 2220.
after (I p m
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; exp. colored
rlrl for apartment house; steady position;
ref required, good ps. 1019 Green st.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, private fam
ily: salary $10; reference required, Over
brook 208
CLERKS
Girls wanted for general office work; good
salary, permanent positions; state refer
ences. M 159 Ledger Branch, 15th and
Moora.
COOK Wanted, white woman: wages Mo
per week also assistant to cook; girl. will.
Ing to ho generally useful around the house:
wages J7. Dions Doctor Gerhart. Cynwjd
(14 before 11.30 a. m, or between 12 and 2
o'olork.
COOK, white, small house, family 2; must
be obliging : full charge kitchen, dining
room best references: venr position Write
20 S Cornwall Atlantic Cltv.
COOK, private family, salary J12; refer
ence required, no other but first class need
apply Overbrook 208
COOK White girl for cooking, 4 adults, and
willing to p;o to seashore; good home: ref
erencn. 10(11 N 18th.
COOK nnd downstairs work, white: no laun
drv, good wag as Call Overbrook .1711.
DESIGNER experienced, art needlework
wanted by large established Chicago
l,.hSLf'.',al' Jlous.J,nte experience. Address
M 734. Ledger Office
DRESSMAKER wants first-class waist trl
m-
niriw nn'i -iinem-re. yvnpiy loir Hpruce
DRKSSMAKER wants hand embroiderers'.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, thoroughly -expert
e.tced woman for general liousework; must
be good coolt; to right person wages mors
than votl now receive Phone Woodbury 300
unttui?ii,ny ... l. . .
.,.,.,., u,,(v ,,1'iunii. wnue or colored,
lor general housework; must be good plain
cook; nnlv those lth esn . best reference
need nnnlv: sleep out 5144 Baltimore ave
LADIES Home wo-k. sisinr.ng patterns,
apare tlnio: S.I and $8 3.1 hundred; work
guaranteed rellahle llrm. M12 Market st.
LAUNDRY
SHIRT STARCHER
ArPLY 1308 FILBERT ST.
MILLINERS
WANTED EXPERIENCED MILLINERS
PERMANENT POSITION ALL YEAR
ROUND- COOP WAGES
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
MOTHER'S HELPER wanted; good seam
stress. Phone Lo-ust flflQB.
NURSE foa, two children. 8 and 4 years;
expir.i ref required. Call or phone 12.1
Township line! Jenklntown. Phone Ogontz
NUnSE OIRL wanted: half.grown colored
girl. Apply 40.10 Olrard ave -"'rea
OPERATORS1.. exnerlenced. on Infants', chll-
dren's white dresses, cream cloaks; fine
piece-work prices, learners with some sew.
tng-maehlne exp taken. Freund, 121.1 Maiket
SALESWOMEN
W require the services of thoroughly
exper, saleswomen In our dress, coat suit
snd millinery departments, good salaries will
be paid to erflcl-nt women, Frank & Seder
Co., llth and Market sts,
SKIRT FITTER, take charge of room ana
!"u"!omM1, to l"." dressmaking ettah.
lishrnentt salary 140! all answers strictly
confidential, P 300, Ledger Office, """""
SODA Young lady wanted to work on sons
fountain : references, Applv Caballero
Drug Co. N. W m-. r,?d and Walnut.
BT17NOORAPHER. experienced, accural, at
flgurfBi permanent position. Frlrdberter-
vVVyT.lmfctKS0"' N" "th ""
helpwanted Female
'.A.l!!l't OK DOINO OOOD WORIC
APPLY LUTRKsU Or nMI'LOTMn.NT
WANAMAKER'3
ilT iNuORAI'lllTfT female. experienced.
I Musi also have some hnnuleilire of rlertcil
i work permanent position, hours, 8:15 In
u3lli Sniurdaja till neon Apply S, W.
I cor llh and Arch sts, first floor.
Srn.;OclRAPItl;R with leaal experience:
sirtn exnr,-nre nnd sslary esnected, Ar
pli by letter I' am l.erieer Of flee.
HTKNOClRAPHr.n for real eslateof"ffce:
state exnerlcenp Tuj salnrv esneclecl Ap.
plv hv letter, P ail). Ledger Office.
. ihltipho.m: oprnvrons oirfs exnr on
I telephone to .solicit advertlslnir. vvPI piv
, salary and bonus; do not answer wlihnut
I sl.illn experience and salary expected,
M 808. Ledg-r Office
I Tni.K.l'I'nvn oi"-''l TOR rvprniB.siirr;T
I ON tttlLI, NI, Kt-VSTOVK, KS
cifAvnr:s m 72i. r.r.DnuR oFriin -
ttpiit. nvpniKvctit,
1 APPLY 11ITl;VT' or KMPLOYMnXT
WANAMAKHR S
TYPIST Prr-nnTisnt position: gnil onnoe.
tnnllv. Kned w"i"e ijulek and seeurnte
nneratnr vvsnted P 3;'.J. Ledger Ofllee
VVAITRKSS n"d dnc'estal's vvnrl( w'l'tst
poaltlor. In Merlon .1 In fnmllj rhone
.Marion r.o.i.
WAITRKSSRS
rnti Fi.oon lvntut
APPLY Ut'RKMT OP KMPI.OY.MUNT
WANAMAKF.R'R
J ivnvr, U'HtTr
' IVin Pl.f sVIVrt. Avn 0,sr.itnl.i.,
"'" "i"' ciiii f-' r 'it'llfS'
APPLY IU'RllAtt OK KMPLOYMr.NT
WANAMAKER'3
YOUNO LADY, experienced sleiingraphe- and
accurate at flurs; permanent position,
lCrlcdhcrgcr-Anrnn Mf. Co.. 11500 N 18th
it ; near Wnyno Junction
Oenernl
PEACE WORK AT WAR PAY Knit urgent,
ly-needed socks for us on auto knitters:
npriinve unnecessary: full particulars So
stamp. Dept. 2s(i. Auto Knitting Co.. P2f
Jerterson st llurraln. N. Y
11US1NESS SERVICF, CO. 1111! Land Title!
nOOK'RS S10-T.20: STENOQ'S? Ile't-O.
HET,P WANTED MALE
HANK Mart for night dulv wanted by finan
cial bouse, a norlhea stern resident or...
f.rr-d P 232. Ledger Office. ' Pf"
I IIENCH HANDPHxperlrnced men on In
. terlor ilnlsh; 4S hours per week. Apply
' lllll nnd Tlogn sis.
' Hr.ST1l.MAN'. llrit class wanted for ,..... i
Planing mill work. Indiana Lumber and
Supply o . Indlanli T'a.
JtOOKKEEPER. with working knowl
edge of slenographj,! desired by large
loticern. central location, as mana
ger's assistant: In tepijlng slate edu
cation, expel lence, salary desired C
23. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER for large manufacturing
plant, Kensington section, steady posltiors:
excellent opportunity for right party; attswei.
In own handwriting, stating experience, as
nnd salarV. '0-11(1." P O. Box 3470.
HOY. bright. Christian about 111 year old,
grtterul office In large commlslsntt nrn
house: sal. Sill weekly. P 307, Ledger Off
HOY about 111. Ill pawn shop; references, Ap.
ply Burcvald. Lnneaster.iun fc Prestun St.
BOY WANTKD TO FEUD JOB PRESS. SKT-J
MR READ. LEDGER JOB PRESSROOM.
HOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK.
MUST 111'. OVER 111; CHANCH FOR
ADVANCEMENT.. APPLY AFTER A .
P. M . L F. D O li R OFFICE. FIFTH - V
FLOOR.
BRICKLAYERS wanted. Apply L. Anastalf,
N F, llou'ecard and Sutnmerdaie nve.
.CLAM bllELL ENGINEER for stiff leg der
rick. Union Paving lo., 30th and licust
CI.iinKS Wanted bv large publishing house.
2 chiles: mii-l be quick and accurate and
write a good hand: only thoso who wntit tv
steady position nnd will stick on the Job
need answer: reference required with reply
I) 210. Ledger Office
CLERKS loung man wanted for night forca
of a largo bank: those with nddlng-ma-chine
experience preferred,. Applv. statin
age. experience.' and salury expected, M 804.
Ledger Ofllee.
CLOTHING SALESMEN
FOR SATURDAYS ONLY
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYJ1E.N T
WANAMAKER'S
COOPERS Only men experienced on oil
caskM need applv. The Atlantic Reflnln
Co, Employment'Departnient. Atlantic gate.
3144 P.isacunk eve
COPPERSMITHS
wanted nt
HOG ISLAND
First clasa men nnlv
Exceljent opportunities
Applv
300 Walnut st
Seo Mr. Shattuek
or
Mr. Phillips
1,121 Arch st
.See Mr. Schwartz
If vou are emploiod at another
do not apply.
ihlpvard.
DESIGNER, experienced, art needlework,
wanted by large, established Chicago
wholesale house; state experlenco. Address'
M 7.11 Ledger Office.
- DRAFTSMEN WANTED
First-class machine designers familiar wltli
automatic machinery; alao thoroughly capa
ble tool designers for general machine shoo
work, permanent emplojment. Address Em
ploiment Manager Crown Cork and sell
Co Baltimore. Md.
DRIVER Steady man for steady position:
over 21 years of age: good salary. Apply
0 a. m.. Mr Helnold HIST Balnbrldge St.
ELECTRIC WELDERS; only experienced
men need apply. The Atlantic Refining
Co.. Employment Dept., Atlantic gate. 3144
Passvunk ave.
ERRAND BOY, bright, capable of answering;
telephone and deliver packuges throughout
the city. Anplv Commerclsl Photo Engrav
Ing Co.. 31 N Mh
FLOOR POLISHERS
ON HARDWOOD FLOOR WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOY.MENT
WANAMAKER'S
FRAME MAKERS Experienced men on win-
dow and dc.or frnmes. 0th and Tings.
GARDENER, capable'. Industrious; position
Merlon: care of lawn, shrubbery, flowers
snd'smail garden; no board. Apply Room
1104. Franklin Bank Bldg., Friday, 3 to 4
P m : Saturday. 10 to 11 a m.
HOSIERY FIXER wauled for Banner and
Scott H Williams knitting machines. Ap
ply Chlpman Knitting Mills. Eastern, Pa.
HOUSEMAN and butler for position in Mtr-
lon; 3 in family; only reliable man
with references need apply. Phone Merlon
12i ,
, LAUNDRY
SHIRT IRONERS
HAND WORK
APPLY 1308 FILBERT STJ.
' LINOTYPE OPERATORS AND AD. '
MEN WANTED. APPLY FIFTH
FLOOR. LEDOER BLDO.. rJTH
AND CHESTNUT HT8.
LITHOGRAPHER Commercial transferrer
wanted for the Offset Press: steady posi
tion. Address. Fort Pitt Lithographing
Company, 701-703 Forbes st . Pittsburgh. Pa.
MAN ANT WlE Mar. am butkr. w.fp ni
cook; vhU: to o to AtlantW City lSf-nter
timf and all summer. Thorn Proatnn MIM.
MAN for garage
Sunday. Apply 1029
Franklin ate
MODEL wanted; voung man to go on the
road Apply Drejsnna & Lang, seventh
floor, Metropolitan Bulldliifr. Broad and Wal-
lace sts.
OFFICE HOYS More than 10 years old.
Apply tn City Editor, Evening Publio Led-
ger, fourth floor, flth and Chestnut sts.
PAINTFBS wanted; young men with experl.
enco. no others need apply. Brilliant Mfg.
Co.. 1031 Rldce.
PAINTERS Experienced on auto body and
wagon work, at once. Finnessev. oath and
' Parrlsli sis. '
PAPER BOXES Man experienced on ending
machines. Applv Schoett.e's 310 Florist.
I t ufc.tjij K,nL,r. n , .... .
I nrnniinnitr.iiriu ,uuu turn; insneni
wages paid: no lugging.- 104 N ootlt st.
PAI'ERHANaEHS 7o per hour. (140 Mnln
ii,, UHrny. i none nnaroni mil our.
rAPERHANOERS wanted. Af
Vpply Kayser A i'-
Allman. 1.127 Hansom.
PASSER BOYS
FOR RIVETING OANOS
AT HOO 1SL.VND
v PERMANENT JOBS
EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR ADVANCE-
MEflV
APPLY ,
SOO WALNUT ST. V,
SEE MR, BHATrUCK;
OR WR, PHILLIPS
V ',
1321 ARCH RTs .M
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