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. ferenz'a,rdl" Parigi Discutera'
vOggi la Question Adriatjca
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'V- PERMIT NO. 841 . t
jAuthorlred br the act of Oetober.6.
191 r. on file at th. Pottofflc of Phila
delphia, Pa.
By order of the President.
- AS. BURLESON.
X Poetrrtaster Oeneral.
Parlgl, 10 nprllc. La plu' Import
nnte questions rhc rlmanc da essere
Histcmata c' quclla rclntiva nllc asplra
alotil Itnllanc e jugo-slave suli'Adrl
atjeo. I.a discussions di dette aspirnzioni
nvra' luogo ndla seduta dl oggi del
Concllio del Quattro. Alia ecdala
intcrvcrra' ancbo 11 Barone Soffpino,
Mlnistro Italiano per ell Affari
Ketori. Si dico chc 11 Cgncilio intenda
denniro la vertenza nella seduta di oggi
Parlgl, 18 aprilc. II conflltto dcllc
nsiiirazioni per Flume tj per la costa
della Dalmazia, tra riiolia ed 1 Jugo
slav!, non lia ancora raggiunto una fase
decisiva, ma si credo che clo' aryerra'
Mibito se gli sforzlifatii, dalla Delcga
zione Italinna dfiraro.no del' frutti.,
T.a controvevsfa ha Rollevato 11 rison-
timonto del pubblieb In Italia, 11 quale
Icplora 11 ritardd' frapposto per una de
finitiva doclsirilie. T'apcrtura del Par-
lamento Italiano e'1 Mata fissata per 11
-4 correntc ttgflla si credc che l'On.
Orlando chiqdera'' di poter fare un rap
porto alia Camora .circa l'andamento del
lavori alia .Conferenza,:dclla Pace. Fer
tnl giorno la Dclesazionc italmna cor
rebbn che ii Consiglio del quattro nvesse
ragglunta una docisione che potcsse es
'isero rapn'ortata al Parlamcnto.
Per molto'- tempo le conversazioni
sulla qocstione relativa alia sistema-
r.Ione della costa adrlatlca hanno tenuto
occupato i .tft'lcRati ,allfi conferenza di
TJarigi,' mk, purtroppo sembra che un
accordo Roic'stato' ancora raggiunto.
MllanolO aprile Critardato). T,o
sciqperb' generate di 4 ore, chlamato
c'orreprotesta contro i deplorevoli inci-
.flejilfyli. glotcdi'',,,durante i quail quat-itr'p-pers(ne
rim6sero ucciso e parecchic
tferit?, negli! pconti tra soeiolisti cd an
tisbciallKti) 'Jia causnto una completa
cftsa,?ione ' 'degli affari durante la
gljnadr'bggi.
VVtiijhc i caffc', lebirreric, i restaurants
sono rininsti rhisusi ed i giornali non
sorfo stati pubblicati.
T.a nolizia -eila autorita' militari
han'na iiresq-' straordinarie precauzioni
pcr 'rjrevenire ' ehe i disordiui passnno
4 rinnovarsl. La, cavalleria perlustrale
Rtrade K disperde qualsiasi asscmbra--mento
ty pewone,. per impedlre con
flitti tra t'soelallstiq nationalist!. Agli
tiffidali "ctnl sodati c' stato prolbito di
asslstere'a fluftlslnsi specie dl dimostra
zione. ?.' '
11 Cardinale Ferrari si e' recato negli
ospcdali per visitarc i'feriti in scguito
ai tumult!', ."Egll Ha raccomandato la
masslma cama da arabo le parti ed una
riconciliazione dcgli stiiriti.
Si nttende"',che il lavoro sia riprcso
regolarmcnte'per.lo, ghjrnatK.dt doljiani.
To Bury MrsT'tiarliBur: In Old Home
Mrs. Adaline SawinBarbour, eighty
three years old'wud die'd yesterday at
the Germantowa ' Hospital, will' 'be
'hurled in "Winchendcn, Massachusetts,
her birthplace. Funeral services will
be held at the residence of her son,
'" Charles E. Barbour, l&fj Winona, ave
nue, Germaatown, at 4:30 p. ra. Sun
day. Mrs. Barbour "was of old Ne'w
England stock, a member of tle Cpn
gregationalist Church. Her .husband,
Dr, Charles .1. Barbour, died many
ears ago. She is survived by two
children, Charles E. Barbour and Mrs.
W. W. Thompson, of Gcrraantown.
with whom she lived. Shc'came to Jhls
. city about fifteen years ago.
I Deatlis of a Day
JOHN HARRY MAXWELL
Proprietor of the Columbia Spa'
Dies ;
John Harry Maxwell, proprietor of the
Columbia Spa, Second and Market
tfAAfa ffi 'rnafaiipant ..-litilt tin AntnU
1 (3?-T."shed twenty-seven years ago, died yes-
(r'lerday'at His home in.West Philadelphia
, after a month's illness. The funeral
will be held on Monday afternoon at
S 2' o'clock, in the Bringhurst Building,
F 1024 -Arch street. Interment will be
f in, West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Besides a widow, Mrs. Mary It. Max
vwcll, Mr. Maxwell is survived by a son,
Norman II. Maxwell, one of Philadel
phia's foremost golfers, who has won
the north ami south championships and
many ofher big tournaments.
Before, he founded the Columbia Spa,
which is one of the most largely patron -
, Jzed eating houses In the neighborhood
J' J of the ferries, Mn Maxwell was engaged
J-j. iri the stationery business in Eighth
'?: street.
t He was a member of the Chamber of
f Commerce. Manufacturers' Club, Elm
' wood Club and a life member of the
' Malta Boat Club. He also was a mem
ber of various Masonic organizations,
v, Including AVashlngton Lodge, No. 57;
jlavmony Chapter, Si. Alban's Com
mandery, Knights Templar and Lu Lu
Temple. '
Albert Bauer
One of the oldest Masons in the
country, Albert Bauer, eighty-one years
old, a member of Harmony Lodge, No;
1 f52, F. Jad A. M., died Thursday at
the Masonic Home, Broad and Ontario
streets. He had been allincpSffr several
months. Masonic services will b'e held
f at the Home Monday at 2 o'clock. In-
1 tcrment will be in Odd Fellows' Cem-
r ctery. Mr. Bauer had been a widower
- for several years. For a long time he
was well known here a? a wholesale
, grocer. He retired from this business
mnny years ago.
James Magner
.lames Magner. one of the oldest resi
dents of South Philadelphia, died laet
nlcht at the home of his son, 170!) Mc-
' Kcan street, nt the age of ninety-six
If years, Mr, Magner was a veteran in
'y service at tlio old Philadelphia Mint,
t ' going in during the first Cleveland ad-
'A ministration and Tetiring on account of
aI.I hwa ,liiifne.t1if Ttn.AGfkilt r0lm. Tin
I- Will - ..... .m..- -.-;... ........, ....
,-1 was during nil his life an active Demo--,
rrat. and fought the tough battles of
Ms party in the stronghold of Itepub-
k r- llcan rule for many years, He Is sur-
"Alved by two ilsuthters, Mrs,. Eliza
hclli McMuJlen aad MI EU11 Magner.
NAVY HEAD WANTS
ARMY HOME SOON
Daniels Tells Occupation Force
His Sailors Must Serve Until
Soldiers Recross
Coblenz, April 10.- (By A. P.)
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan
iels, speaking to the Second Division
yesterday afternoon, told his audience
that he hoped the army would be taken
borne as soon as possible.
"Ab captain of the ferryboats which
brought the American army to Europe,"
he said, "I wish to say that I have
under my command 70,000 American
boys who also arc clamoring to rcturu
home. I have told those sailor boys
they would get home, but that first
they must help get back to the United
States the boys who fought in France
and Belgium."
The secretary's reference to the sol
diers' return home was answefed with
cheers and shouts of "How soon?"
When asked for the dates when the men
would be faken back to America, the
secretary smiled, but did not answer.
During the review of the division the
Belgian Order of the Crown was con
ferred on Captain Gaines Moseley and
the order of Leopold on Captain Kobert
Balke. Both arc officers in the marine
corps. Thirty-three distinguished serv
ice crosses and sixty -five French war
crosses were presented officers and men
of the division.
Following the review Secretary and
Mrs. Daniels were given a ride across
the fields to the speakers' stand on a
caterpillar tractor. Mr. Daniels and
his party will be guests of General
Mongin, commander of the French army
of occupation, at Mayence today.
MELROSE "OVER THE TOP"
Is First Suburb to Take Up Victory
Loan Quota
Melrose Park went "over the top"
in the Victory Liberty Loan campaign
at a meeting last night. This is the
first suburb of Philadelphia to over
subscribe its quota. The announcement
was" made yesterday by Paul Jones,
chairman of the Victory Liberty Loan
committee in Lower Montgomery
county.
The quota for Melrose Park was
SG0.000. At the initial meeting for
the' campaign last night, $60,500 was
subscribed to the new government
securities. It is stated by John C.
Taylor, chairman of the Melrose Park
committee, that the quota will be over
subscribed many times before the cam
paign ends. During the fourth loan
campaign, Melrose Park had sir honor
stars in her flag.
Steaitfg
ADAMS.. Tn Tpntnn T 1h.I1 IT
ELWOOD STOKES ADAMS) ar'ed 84. Rela-
il irwnaa. uiRHDoro Lan. No. en.
"i A M-: 'Olaasboro Lo. No. 58,
h 9a "t.F.; Voluntw Catl. No. 80, K.
p. E.; Pocahontas Council. No. 48. Jr. O.
&. l qiasiboro. N. J.: Harrlaon
invited, to funeral. Eellnaton cn. chnl.
ffSSTfesS' J- Mon- l;30 " m- Int-
SlSSKJ A,UkV Relatl.e. and friends.
MjS,i?..rr 'Tte"i"tI"1' AMOcIation of
n.i n.'. I hoif? No'- 21T- Invited to M-
Sun. ?enmount -" Frlenda may call
iJ,.A RMSTRONO. Relatives and frlenda in
vited to funeral services. Mon , 2 v. m..
?!?? or ?." Hartranft. 86h Oirman-,0n1ov,t,TInt-J,rlv,-
Northwood Cem.
B.'.d.liiuhtir of iohn J- lrt Catharine M.
5?P.e ' S fnddau-hter of Ellen and lata
Patrick Hughes, aged years 0 months.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Mon.. J p. m.. residence of parents. 1445 N.
r.or"'J " 'S." Master, above 80th tV Int.
"'$?.!:'!?.."" Ato tuneral.
nP38SR--r.Kita 18- adal,inb hatvik
BARBOUR, widow of Dr. Charles J. Bar
bour, aired 83, Funeral services Sun.. 430
Si.m"r.?B,dtnc" of Bon- Charles E. Barbour.
W? uWf.nona.. ave1 Qermantown. Int.
Wlnchenden. Maes.
HATE1IA AnrW 1 H1DT r Mt. e
William Batenian. Re'latlvea a'nd frlenda
invilea to funeral services. Mon.. 8:80 p. m..
chapel of Kirk A Nice. 6801 Germantown
ave.. Germantown. Int. Northwood Cem.
Remains may be viewed Sun. eve. i
BAUER. At the ifasonlc Home. April 17.
ALBERT C. BAUER, aeed SI. Relatives
and friends Harmony Iodire, No. 52. F. and
A. M.. invited to" funeral. Mon., 2 t. m..
from Home. 3333 N. Uroad at. Int. Odd
eFllows' Cem.
BEALE April 17. JENNIE 8.. widow of
Dr. P. W. Bealo. aged 61. Relatives and
friends Invited to funsral services. Mon.. 1
P. m.. reKldenca of son-in-law, Rutherford
B. Denn. 533 Iladdon ave.. Camden. N, J.
Int. private. Remains may ba Mewed Sun,
evenlnp.
BLACKBURN. April 17. ELEANOR
ROWAN, daughter of Thomas and lato Bar
bara tV. Blackourn, aged 21. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services. Mon..
2 p. m father's residence, 4520 Fairish
at. Int. Mt, Morlah Cem.
BLTLER.px, April 17. EMMA, daugh
ter of lata William and Hanah Cox. Rela
tive and friends. I?etay Ross Tempi. No. 8.
O. U. A., invited to funeral services, Mon..
S' m-,r'.,ldnc1 of '. Mrs. M. J.
Strantr. 2213 N. Lawrenco at. Int. pri
vate. BOARDMAN. Formerly of Camden. N.
.T.. In California, April 7. 101t. OERALDINE
B.. wife of Horace W. Boardman. Funeral
services and interment private. In Camden,
N. J., at the convenience of tile family.
BOYCE. April 18, WILLIAM sen of late
Jameu and Jane Boyce. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral sen ices, Mon.. 2
P. m.. 2000 Diamond at. Int. private West
Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Sun.
BROWN. April 1.1. JOHN BROWN. Rela
tives and friends. St. Thomas's T. A. B.
Society.' invited to funeral. Mon., 0 a. m.,
Lowerys lane. Rosemont, Pa. Bolemn re
quiem mass St. Thomas's Church. Vlllanqva,
10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto fu
neral. CAHILL Aorll 17. MART B.. wife of
Georee Cahlll and daughter of late John
and Ann Norton. Relatives and friends
lnvitea to xunerai, Tuee.. 530 a. m. S7U7
Cuthbert St.. West Phila. Hfgh mass of
requiem St. James's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
CAMPRELTi Anrll 14. tAXMk-rtV.'V nr .
widow of John J. Campbell (nee Zlecler).
Relatives and friends. B. V. 'M. Sodality of
St. Vincent's' Church, Invited to funeral.
Mon., 8:80 a. m.. 5717 Lena St., Qerman
town Solemn mass of requiem St. Vincent's
Church io a. m. int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Auto funeral.
CARDEZA. Entered Into life eternal,
April in. Dr. JOHN D. M. CARDEZA. son
of the late John T. M. Cardeza, M, D.. at
the home et his son, 833 New Tork ave.,
Brooklyn. N. T.
CARRELLI. Suddenly. April 18. CATH
ARINE M., wife of Frank Carrelll and
daughter of late Charlea and Mary Schrack.
Relatives and frlenda lnilted to funeral.
Mon., 8 a. m.. 1S31 fl. lAUi at. Solemn
hlah mass of requiem St. Thomas's Church
11:80 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral,
CARROLL. April 10. EMMA If., wife
of Walter L. Carroll and daughter of late
Jamei and Hannah Mattson. Relatives and
friends. St. Michael's B. V. M. Sodality,
Companions of F. of A., SUr of the Sea
Circle. No. 470. Invited to funeral. Mon..
,8:30 a.'m.. 1421 N. Front at. Bolemn high
mass or requiem St. Miensara Church 10 a.
m: Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
CARSON. At Bristol. Pa,. April 17, MEL
LIE, wife nf John Carson and daughter of
Susie and William J. Gallagher, formerly of
Philadelphia. Pa. Relatives and friends In
Oted to funeral, .Mon,. 0:30 a. m., residence
of father, 788 Beaver it.. Bristol. Pa. Hlah
mass St. Mark's Church 10 a. m. Int. St.
Mark's rem.
CARTER. April 18, AMANDA L.. widow
of James E. Carter (nee Batcheler). Due
notice of funeral will be given, 877 N, 8th
CASNER. April 18, MART E wlfa of
(Jeorge W, Casner. Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral. Tuee.. 8:30 a. m., 2321
W, Clearfield at. High mass Corpus Chrlstl
Church 10 a.' m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
CHILD. Fourth Month 17th. MAHLON
M. CHILD, aged Si, Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral. Secondday, Fourth
Month 21st. 2:80 p. m.. realdenca of W. B,
Weaver. BSD N, 8th st. Int, private, WIN
mlnaten (Del.) papers copy,
CORWIN. At Lansdowne. Pa., April 17,
MARY CORWIN. daughter ot late Mrs. Z
F Brooke. Funeral private,
rnippiaJ. .Anrii is. riiAni.irH r. .
Iirotli'r of Eilrerd O, frlopen. of (112 Ogden
st Inl prlvalf. Wllmlnatop and (Brands
win Cem.,' Wllmlmlon, Del v
DEATHS
end late Katherlne Cullen. aged 27. Rela-
liven na inenas, eoioiers and aaliors, in
Jlted to requiem mass. Mon., 0 a. m., St.
Mlehaera rhurrh. 2d and Jefferson ets
pASBHOWKn. April 18, SARAH J.
DANEHUWER Itelnthes and friends In
vited to funeral serNlces. Mon., 8 p. tn.,
2113 N. Smedley at. Int. Tues morning. Ht.
John s Cem., Center Square, I'a. Norrlstown
papers copy.
t DARnAft. Anrll 17, WILLIAM R., lius
band of Elisabeth Darrah (nee Wild). Rela
mes and friends. Cheeter Lodge. No. 23H,
r. and A. M : Fraternal Aid Union. No. tin,
Invited to funeral aervlcee. Mon.. R p. m.,
2222 Fontaln st. (22d and Diamond ats.l.
Int. nrlvale, Tues , morning, Hillside Cem.
.DAWSON. April IB, LOUISA E. vxlfe
of Harry L. Dawson and daughter of late
Terence and Mary Byrne. Relatives and
frlendi. Ladles' Star of the Sen, Knights of
St. John. T. A. I. Society of St Columba's
Church. InOted to funeral. Mnu., 8:30 a.
m., 2012 N. 20th st. Solemn requiem mass
St. Columba's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem.
DEAL, Suddenly. April 18. WILLIAM
H., son of late Oeorge W. and Mary Deal.
Funeral, to which relatives and friends.
General J. F. Reynolds Camp. No. 4. . of
V,, Invited to attend, Sun., 1:30 p m , renl
dence of brother, George W. Deal. 331
Greenwich st. Int. Ternwood Cem.
DEVIVE. Anrll la. JAMTS. hiishanil nf
Suftin Define (nee Clark) Relatives and
friends, also Foresters, Court Delaware,
No. 67, inlted to funeral. Mon , 8:30 a m ,
2020 A st. Solemn requiem ma at Church
of the Visitation. B. V M.. nt 10 a. m
Int. Hnlv Sepulcher Auto eervlce.
DONOHUE Anrit 18. MARGARET, sis.
ter of late Michael Donnhue. Relatives and
frlenda B. V. M. Sodalltv nf St Patrick's
Church. Holy Faith Societv, InMted tn fu
neral, iues.. a:au a. m.. .321 misworlh st.
Solemn requiem mass Church nf st Anthony
of Padua 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto service.
DOOLING. April 14, MAURICE), son of
late Stephen and Julia Doollng. Relatlxes
and friends, emiloes John B, Stetson &
Co., Invited to funeral. Mon., 8 a. m.. resi
dence of brother, Thomas J. Doollng, 2712
W. Cumberland at. Solemn high mass
Church of the Most Precious Blood of Our
Lord 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
DOUGHERTY. April 14. ANNIE, wife ot
Joseph Dougherty, and daughter of the late
Thomas and An.Me Donlam. Relatles and
friends Invited to funeral Mon., 8:30 a. m ,
from 4830 Merlon me. High mass of re
quiem at the Church of Our Mother of Sor
rows. 10 a. m. Int. Sti Dennis's Cem, Auto
service
, EAVENBON. At brother's residence.
Georae W. Eavenson. 0033 Latona Ave..
April 18, EDGAR PIERCE, son of Edgar
r. ana (.ecmn. eavenson, agea i. notice
of funeral later.
ENDRESS. Aprlr 17. PETER, husband
of late Julia L. Endress. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Tues.. 8.30 a.
m . residence of son-ln.law. Patrick J. Conn.
432 Catharine at. High mass of requiem
Church ot St. Philip 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Csm Auto funeral
ENGLISH. April 1.1. JOHN J., husband
of Ellen J. English. Relatives and friends
lnlted to tuneral, Mon.. 7:30 a. m., 1910
S. Norwood st. Solemn requiem mass St.
Edmond'a Church 9 am. Int. Holy Sepul-
tuin -rm. auio lunerai.
FEDERAL. April 16, BENEDICT W
husband of Margaret M Federal (nee
Hamlll) and son of Benedict J. and the late
Theresa Federal, aged 31. Relatives and
friends Court Friendship, No. 98. F, of
A.: Knights of St. George. Invited to
funeral. Mon.. 8:30 a. m . 710A Titlln nt..
Tacony, Requiem High Mans at St. Leo'a
Church, 10 a. m. Int. St. Dominic's Cem.
FISHER,KERRIOAN. April 17. JAMES
ALOYSIUS. son of late James and Mary
Kerrigan (nee Fisher). Relatives and friends.
Court Pontlac. No. 144. F. of A.: employes
of Thompson Iron Works. Invited to funeral,
Tues., 8:30 a, m . 2137 Oakford st. Mann
of requiem St. Charles Borromeo Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Aut service.
FISLER-FITZPATRICK. April IS. JULIA
FITZPATRICK. better known as Julia FIs.
ler. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Mon., 8:80 a, m.. niece's residence, Mrs.
Alfred J. Taxis. 411 3. 56th st.. West Phlla.
Solemn mass of requiem Church of Trans-
nguranon lu a. m. Auto service.
.FRENCH. April IS. MARGARET, widow
of Samuel rrench. Relatives and friends in
vlted to funeral. Mon., 8:30 a. m., residence
of Bon-ln-law, Joseph Btewltt. 807 N. .18lh
St., West Philadelphia Solemn hl(jh requiem
mass St. Agatha's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
FREROT. April 17, THERESA A., wlf
of Albert E. Frerot. 3029 N. Delhi St., aged
20. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Mon.. 7 a. m., Oliver H. Balr Bldg.. 1820
Chestnut st. Requiem mass St. Stephen's
Church 8 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
GALLAGHER. April 10. BRIDGET OAL
LAOHER. Relatlvee and frlenda Invited to.
attend funeral services, Mon., 8 a. m., at
the residence of Mrs. Mary Warwick. 734
Union at. High mass at St. Agatha's
Church. 9 a. m. Int. private.
OARRICK. April 17. MARGARET, wife
of William Garrlck. aged 72. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Mon.. 1
p. m,, 126 N. Redfleld st. Int. Westminster
Cem. Remains may be viewed Sun,, 8 to 10
p. m.
GILLIAN. Anrll 17. PETER' J,, husband
of late Rose Gillian (nee Logue). of County
Derry, Ireland. Relatives and friends, also
employes of the P. R. T. roadway dept.,
invited to funeral, Tue . ?:bii a, m.. from
residence of his son. Jsmes J. Gillian. 015
N. Preston St., West Phlla. Solemn requiem
mass at c. Agama-s unurrn at i a. m. int.
al Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
GOULD. April 17. SUSAN, widow of
William Gould and daughter of late William
and Sarah Trexler. aged 70. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. .Mon.,
2 p. m 87 E. Phll-Ellena St.. Mt. Airy,
lot. St. Michael's Church Yard. Remains
msv he viewed Sun. eve.
HANNAPPLE. April 18. AMELIA M.
(nee Landskron). wife of John Hannapple,
Relatives and friends Invited to services,
Tues.. 2 p m., son's residence, Charles
Landskron 2038 N. 27th st. Int. private.
Northwood Cem, Remains may do viewed
Mon., 7 to 10 p. m.
HARTMANN. April 16. MARY HART
MANN, widow nf Joseph Hartmann (nee
Horchler). aged 61 Relatives and friends,
Women of the Holy Family of St. Ronl
faclus's Church, Invited tn funeral, Mon.,
7:30 a. m , 411 W. Diamond nt. Solemn
requiem mass Ft. Bonlfaclua's Church o a.
m. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem.
HENNINOa. April 16. WILLIAM F..
husband of Jennie Hennlngs. aged 68. Rela
tlvea and friends Invited to tuneral aerv
Ices, son-in-law's residence, ailbert Pruance.
6538 N. 12th st.. Mon., 8:30 a. m. Solemn
requiem mass Church of Holy Angels, Oak
Lane, 10 a. m. Int. private.
HERB. April 17, MARY A.,- wife of Louis
Herb (nee Hosbach). aged 52. Relatives. and
e.l.na Invlful In fiinnr! nnrvlcen Mnn . '1
frUnriw Invited tn funersl services. Mon..
& m 2852 N. Marshall st. Int. Chelten
Ills Cem. Remains may ba viewed Sun.,
after 7 p. m. Auto funeral.
HERBOTT. April 17. ANNA MARTHA,
widow of John Adams Herbott. aged fl'2.
nut notice ox xunerai win do riven, ittsa im.
"nth st.
HOWELL. Anrll 15. ALICE, widow of
Samuel Howell. Relatives and friends in
I. IVCiaUY''? IIU 1I1CIIUB III'
al. Mon.. S'30 a. m , parl&TS
Rrogan R4th and vino sts.,
phla. High mass Church ot
vited to funeral. Mon.. H-ao a
of Thomas C. Rrogan R'
West Philadelphia. High
Our Lady of Victory 10 a. m Int. Cathedral
Cem. Remains may ha Mewed &run. ce.
Auto service.
KALLENBAC1I. ABril 14. UJ1AKI.EH 1-'.,
hnahand nf lata Marv T. Kallenbach and son
ot George and Matilda Melster. Relatives
nna rrienas. memoers ox jcai eo. x?, o. ai.
W.. Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8:30 a. m..
4183 N. 7th at. Solemn requiem mass St.
Henry's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepul
chre Cem Auto funeral.
M.ELLY. April IS. ELLEN, widow of
VMu-a.rf Tf!lv Funeral Mnn.. 8:30 a. m..
from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Falls. 639 Race st. Solemn requiem mass
at St. Augustine a cnurcn. io a. ni. ini.
Holv Cross Cem. Auto service.
KER3HAW. April 17. JANE, wlduw of
Thomas II. and daughter of late Thomas and
Amanda Schodeld. Relatives and friends.
Hamilton Chapter. No. 110. O. E H.:
Ladles' Oulld and Chancel Clulld of St.
James's P. E. Church, Invited to funeral.
Mon.. 2 p m.. 7033 Woodland ave. Services
St. James's Church. Klngsesalng. 2.30 p. m.
Int. Arlington Cem. Friends call Mon., 1
p. m. Auto funeral. .. .. , . -
KEUPER. At Riverside. N. J.. April 18.
Rev. JOSEPH KEEPER, aged 68 Reverend
clergy, relatives and friends. Holy Name
Soclsty. K. of C, all other societies of St.
Pe1e"s Church, invited to, funeral. Mon.
morning. Divine ofnce begins st 0 a m.
Solenkn high reauiern, inas. St. Peter's
Church 10 a. m Int. St. Peter's New Cem.
Deceased may be viewed at church. Sun.,
''l&YWORTH - At 1808 Sprlne Garden
St., April 17. ANNA MARIA, widow of Dan
lei F. Ke-worth and mother of Dr. Fannie
K. Webster. Relatives and friends Invited
to services. Mon.. 3 p. m.. Oliver H. Balr
Bldg., 1820 Chestnut st. Int. West Laurel
Hill Cem. Friends may call Sun.. 7:30 to
10 p. m.
KILLEEN. April 15. WILLIAM A.. .hus
band of Anna M. Killeen (nee McTague) and
son of Owen and Catharine Killeen. Rela
tives and friends, Lesrue of the Sacred
Heart. Imlted to funeral. Mem.. O a. m..
reldenco of fathcr-ln-law. Martin McTague,
2207 8 22d st. Solemn requiem mass St.
Edmond's Church 11 a. m. Int. Cathedral
CtSav8ia!SvMl. WILLIAM E.. -on of
Edward L. and Catherine Koenlg (neo Orels
ser) aged 23. Relatives and friends, East
ern Star Council. No. 12. S. and D. of U;
T?rgraphtcal Union. No. 2. Invited to fu
neral Mon.. 2 p. m.. resiatnca or oarenxs.
4148 N. Rets. st. Int. Chelten Hills Cem.
Remains may be viewed Sun.. 7 to U p. m.
KNORR.-Aprll ". ELIZABETH C. wife
of Harry L. Knorr anddaughter of ato
John B and Martha S. Qrovea. Relatives
and friends, Hellman Council. No. 140. S.
"d D of L.S Ladles' Auxiliary. Post No. 8.
O. A. 'R.. Invited to funeral. Mon., 2 p. m..
hu.bind'i residence. 18 E. Collom at.. Otn.
Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Remains may be
lawed Sun., after 7 o, rn. ..,
KREWSO.V. Anrll 17. WILLIAM D.,
husband of Emma E. Krewspn (nee Lewis),
aged 43. Relatives and frlenda. Qlsnslds
Castle. No. 201. A. O. Ii. of the M. C, In
vlt'd to funeral. Mon., 2:30 p. m late
M.idencV Edge .Hill. Hill road. North
s,i...i.4 T9 Int. ltatbnrn Cem. Autos
will meet Oltnilde trolley at Ardsley, from 1
U KUHNL-fA-rril IT. WILLIAM C . .on
of lata Oottloeb W. and. Margaretta A,
Kuhni. Relatives and. friends Invited to
funeral lervlces. Mon., So. m.. at parlors
of Seher 4 Hesalnger, 2003 E. Susquehanna
"..Int. private, Chelten Hills Cem. Auto
,elLAUTENBACH. April IB. LOUIS C.
husband of, Margaret (neo SchyeUer) and
son of Freda and lata Jacob Lautenbach,
aged 20. Relatives and friends, employes
XV II. Fsarce Co., Invited to services, Mon.,
;,,B' 2403 N. Newklrlt St. Int. Oreen-
mLAWLER.-AprlI IT. RATJiONli, .on of
Ross A.. Lwr(n IJughesI and lata. T
t I...,. rtetiittves and frlenda. 8. H
Wbl... noUL,Mf. Work. Jnvlte.1 js fu-
'Xaauiam
, v , ,t '1,iJ,'i"" l ni
daaehlm'l
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DEATHS
LEONARD. April 14. MARY wife of
James Leopard and daughter of James and
late' Bridget Grady, County Sllgo, Ireland
Relatives and friends InMted to funeral.
Mon.. 8:30 n in., 1812 Sliamokln st. (tilth
and Callowhlll ntn ), High requiem tnann nt
Cathedral, 10 a m. Int Holy Cross Cem.
Auto tuneral.
LENTZ. April 16, JOHN ,? LENTZ.
Relatives and friends, Washington Camp.
No. 810. P. O . of A : Col, Jt.hn Clark
Council, No. 6tr,, T. P. A : Court Holmes-
I-OON'ET Anril lfl. llllU. HLMI.V M
daughter of late Johhtina mid Jrremlali
Looney. HeUtls ftfi(J frlftids tin I ted to
funprftl, Men.. 8v3U fl. m . residence of nlere.
2'07 N. I.ainbert at. Sbleinn maes of re
nulem Church of St Elisabeth Ui n tn Int.
New Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral
MicCOLUUM. April 17. AI.KXANDCR
R , husband of Jennie MarCollum (nfe
Cherry). Relatives nnd frlenda InUted to
ericrs. Mon.. -P. m . 305 N. 41st st. Int.
prlate Hfmalns mv be pved Sun. ee.
MAQNElt April 1t. residence nf ...n
rharle' K. Mairner, lTOOMcKean nt . JAMRS
MM..NKK, nusoann or, laie Jiury A. Magner
Further notice of funeral will b Riven,
MALWT. April 14. PATRICK JOST.PH
MALLOr, hunband of late Arnen Mallov.
aged 1.5. Relatle and friends Invited to
funeral. Mon., 8:30 n. m.. 607 Pe Lancev
t. Ma?s of requiem St. Maryn Church 10
a. m. int uaincarai lem auto runerai,
MANpERBACIt. April IT. , CYRtJS hue-
band of Emma Manderbach (ne9 Nicholas). I
aged B9. Relatives and friends Invited to
runerai services, tun . u.au p. m . l.is w.
Columbia ae. Int Mon.. Worselsdorr. Pa.
MANET. April 17. MARY K.. daughter
of Joseph J and Catherine Kelley Manley.
aged 8. Relatives and friends, also Parochial
School of St. Charles's Church. Invited to
lunerai. .vion.. a a. m.. irom ner parents
residence. North Sycamore st.. Clifton
Heights. Pa. High mass at St. CharleVs
Church. Kellyvllle. 10 a. m. Int. St.
Charles's Cem. No conv.
MARSDEN. April 17. JAMES W . hus
band of Aanna Marsden. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Tues, 2 p. m.,
102 S. 2d St., Colvvyn. Pa. Int Mt. Zlon
Cem., Darby. Friends may call Mon.. 7 to
10 p. m. Auto funeral.
MATTIFORD. April 17. FRANK F . hue
hand of Clara B Mattlford (nee Irmitt).
Relatives and friends Marine Engineers'
Renenvtal Afso No. 13: American Predglng
Co.. Phlla. Ship Repair Co emploves nf
Hog Island. Invited to funersl, Mon 2.30
P m., 2311 S 87th st Int Mt Morlah
Cent Remains may bo viewed Sun . 8 to 10
p tn
MAXWELL. April 18. JOHN HARRY
MAXWELL. Relatives and friends InMted
tn funeral. Mon , 2 p. m.. 11124 Arch st.
Int. private.
MCCARTHY. April !, JAMfcS. son of
late Timothy and Ann McCarthy. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8:80
a. m., 1317 Parrlsh St. Solemn requiem
mass at Church of tho Assumption 10 a. m.
Int. .Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
MrCULLOUOH April 18. ANNA, widow
of Michael McCullough. late of 8113 Lambert
at. Relatives and friends InMted to funeral
Mon.. 7 n. m.. residence of John llara. 8133
Stenton ave , Gerrrantown. Solemn requiem
mass Church nf the Immaculate Conception
8 a. m. Int, New Cathedral Cem. Auto fu
neral. McFAULL April 18. RICHARD MOORE,
husband of Mabel Lucy McFaulL Relatives
and frlenda Imlted t funeral services,
Tues , 2 p. m.. 12 N. Dearborns st. Int.
Mt Morlah Cem.
McQARY. In Mercer Hospital. Trenton.
N J.. April 1R. MORRIS 1, son of Charles
and Sadie McQarv. aged 23. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Mon . 2 p. m., resi
dence of parents. Dollngton. Pa. Int. New
town Cem. Conveyances will meet trolley at
Wlst'a corner. Tardley. leaving Newtown at
12 nnnn ana Trenton at l p. m. . ,
McKAE April 7, at Santa Barbara. lsl
or I'lnea. West Indies, MILTON A., husband
of Allen C. McKae. Relatives and friends,
also Onkmont Tiro Co., No. 1. Invited to
funTal Mon.. 10 a. m. from 128 E. Eagle
road, Oakmont. Pa Solemn requiem mass
at St Denia's Church, 11 a. m. Int. ht.
Denis's Cem. Take Ardmora trolley at COth
MEER. Apr"l 15, CATHARINE, widow, of
Thomas Meer. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, Mon., 8 a. m., 2528 S. Falrhlll
at. (6th and Porter sts.). High requiem
mass Church ot Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
9:30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cera. Auto
service.
MERCER. April 17. EBER T.. husband
of Jane Mercer, aged 84. Relatives and
friends. Pilgrim Lodge. No. 455: Arcturus
Lodge. No. -35. I. O. O. F. : Police Pension
Fund. Thomson Lodge. Piotl. Pa., alt other
societies of which be vas a member. Invited
to funeral. Mon.. 1 p. m., 230 S. 37th st.
Int. private. Northwood Cem. Remains may
bo viewed Sun.. 7 to 9 n. rn. Auto service.
MERVINE. April 18. ANNIE P.. wife of
Lawrence S. Mervlne (nee Heyn). aged 28.
Due notice of funeral will be given from
residence of mother 1741 SepMva st.
MHTERa.' Apill 1. MARGARET H.
MEYERS, widow of Frederick II. Meyers and
daughter of lata William and Mary Mul-
grow, or Carlisle, i'a. jteiaiivea ana
friends Invited to funeral. Mon.. 7:30 a. m..
2730 Poplar at. High maa St. Ludwlg'a
Church l a. m. Tnt Carlisle. Pa. Train
Jeaves Broad St. Station 11:30 a. m. Re-
iilKius ill? u c,;u UUIl.i ,,U1I1 , ,U V
P, m.
MILLER. April 15, ANNA M. MILLER,
wife of Paul C, Miller and daughter of John
M. and lato Lillian Osborne (neo Keenan).
aged 22. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Mon . 2 p. m , 1320 Jackson st.
Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Sun.,
after 8 r m,
MILLER. April IT. BERTHA FISCHER
MILMER, wife of Philip Miller. Relatives
and friends, all societies of which she was
a member. Invited to funeral, Tues,, 2 t
in.. 2010 N. Orlanna st. Int. Creenmount
Cem. Friends may call Mon.. after 8
P-MILLER. April 17. CHARLES rA hus
band of Esther T Miller and son ot Louisa
and late Frank Miller, aged 58. Relatives
and friends. John B. Fine Lodge, No. 25.
R of II.: employes of P. R. T. Co. Asso.. In
vlted to funeral services. Tues. ,2 p. rn . 2507
N. Hope st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Trlends
mMILLS.-Apruei7. ELIZABETH S.. wife
of Charles 31111s. aged 65. Relatives and
friends Invited tn funeral services, Mon.t
2 p. m., 232 N. 60th st. Int. private.
Montrose Cem. Remains may be viewed
Sun eve. Auto funeral. i
MINTON. April 10 JOHN T, husbsrM
of Matilda R, Mlnton, aged A4. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral. Mnn., 8'30 a. m.,
38 Cherry at., Colllngdale. Pa. Solemn re
oulem hlah mass Church of the Holv Spirit,
Sharon Hill. Pa.. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Re
deemer Cem.
MONTEITH. April 15. MARY, widow of
John Montelth. Relatives and friends.
League ot Sacred Heart, Invited to funeral,
Mon., 9 a. m., 1442 S. Colorado st. Solemn
mass of requiem Church of St. Thoma.
Aquinas 10:30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
MOONEY. April 10. ELLEN M.. daugh
ter of late Johanna and Jeremiah Mooney.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Mon., 8:30 a. m.. residence of niece, 2287
N. Lambert st. Solemn mass of requiem
Church of St. Elizabeth 10 a. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
MOONEY. In Devon. Pa, April 17,
MARY E., wife of John J. Mooney. Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Tues .
8:30 a. m.. Lancaster pike, Devon High
mass St. Monlca'a Church. Berwjn. 9:30
. m Int. St. Monlca'a Cem
MOWERY. April 18. LAURA, wife of
OeorgS Jl. aiOWCry, HHU ". jvviitmra mm
friends, members of Bethany Tabernacle Re
formed Church. Cohockslnk Council. No 150,
D. of P., Invited to funeral services, Mon.,
2 p m.. 2339 N. Barnet st. Int. private.
Femwood Cem. Friends may call Bun. eve.
MULDOON. April 14, CAHARINI1. wlfs
of Thomas Muldoon. Relatives and friends
InMted to funeral, Mon . 7:30 a. m., 1250 S.
Bucknell st. .(24tVi and Wharton). Solemn
mass of requiem St. Anthony's Church a.
m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funera .
MULLER. At Payette. Idaho. April 12.
Colonel CHARLES S. ML'LLER. Further
notice of funeral will be given from Oliver
H. Balr Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut at.. Phlladel-
MULLIGAN. April 14 KATHRINE.
daughter of late James and Mary Mulligan.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Mon., 8'30 a. m.. 1712 Orthodox St.. Frank
ford. Solemn requiem mass St. Joachim'.
Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Joachim's Cem.
MUNZER. April 18, WILLIAM JOSEPH,
son of William V. and Mury T. Munzer (nee
Trleb.) Relatives nnd friends, also pupils
of St. Ignattua's School. Invited to funeral
Mon.. 8:30 a. m.. from the residence of his
parents, 4313 Lancaster ave, Jllgh mass or
requiem at St. Ignatlus's Church, 10 a. m.
Int. Cathedral Cem Auto service.
MURRAY. April 15. SARAH CLARE,
wlfa of John F. Murray and daughter of
late William P. and Mary A. Connell. Rela-
ilves and friends Invited to funeral. Mem.,
.30 a. m. residence of uncle. Oeorge W.
Browned, 530 N. 22d st Solemn high ret
qulem mass St, Francis Xavler'a Church 10
a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem Autn funeral.
O'DONNELL. April 15. FRANCIS J., son
nf John F, and Catharine O'Donneli (nea
McMonlgle), aged 13. Relatives and frlenda.
Sacred Heart Society and altar boys St.
Ann's Church and pupils St, Ann's Parochial
School. Invited to funeral, Mon.. 8:30 a m.,
parents' residence. 2431 E. Somerset at.
Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church 10
a. m. int. rcevv cathearai urn, Auto
service.
O'LKART. April 14. MAROARET
O'LEARY. daughter of Dennis and Mary
O'Leary. of Farnonea, County Cork. Ireland.
Relatives and friends, also Oeau R V, So
dallty. Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8:30 a. ra..
from resldenc. of brother. Timothy O'Learr.
2837 Mountain at. Solemn reaulem mm f
St. Edmond's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
vlu . riii, 4uiti avrviii-
O'SIIKA. April 14, DAVID SL, husband
of Theresa A. O'Shea (nee Mcflorley) and
son ox laxe .vucnaei ana uonora crsnea.
Relatives and friends. Superintendents' Assn.
of Cltv Squares. 30th Ward Republican Club
Invited to funeral, Mon.. 8:30 a, m., 2820
Manton at. Solemn requiem .mass St.
Anthony's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Ctos.
Cem.
OPP. Suddenly. April 17. CHARLES R..
huaband of Mary Opp (nee Jacoby), aged 70.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral serv
ices. Mon., 8 p. m.. 1510 N. Oth st. Int.
Bethlehem, p. Tues.
OSBORN. April 18. SAMUEL C. OS
BORN soil, ot Rebecca J,, and husband of
UNDF.RTAKKRS
WIT, rl DIAMOND
burg, No. '.'3n, i-. or A.: t laemy cast e. No. I nros 907 w iVhiin ... iV,, Vrt.tV tuurc ana second msid in a ramiir or . i " "" '" ;u" ........... v-, ..
103 A. O K. of M. C. Invited to fun-ral "nANONOW-tlfll iV Mantl i" if .. ,'""! ""'' b" willing, thoroughly re- V. 2Hlh .t . New York. N .
services, Sun., 2 p m.. rejldetice nf nephew, ni August C Ranennw nrt i .ii? i'hter nf lat. . llbJ- capable and a good cook: Proteptants MAN wsnted, to handle on commission basis
William T. Grimes. 82.' E. Thaser st. George and fir? Oschman sred "0 ReU. PntmKli goad vv-sges and ktndnens for effi. , nl(h (p,,d na r.ri,0n tool steels In the
Int Magnolia Cem. Friends may call Sat., tlves and friends InvUcTto funeral services '"" ""'v1r"- Address C 32B. ledger Office. Philadelphia district, knowledge of steels d
7 l0r.iJ,P' Tn m TtArtnt.-r,. , I Int"-. 'rA W. Susqiiehanna ave' COOK, chambermaid, waitress and Ulchen elrable. but not absolutely necessary. M 832.
LESSIO, April 10, HARRIET E . daueli- "' PJ, vat. Nortlivyooil Cem. Remains may mnld Phone Brvn Mawr 558 W. ' ledger Office. i
ter of Hafry and Emma Lesslg (nee lloch). bo lwd Mon after 7 p. m. .. ,' MAN AND WIFE wanted for small place
ng.d 0 months 2 days. Relatives "? nTORIA. April luJiANN"AH ELIZA- COnRET WORKFTt-4 FVPFHIFVCTD I ln countrj . light work and -arlng for old
friends lnvltd to Juncral ." ;es, Sun.. 2 fjJlTjf' "' ' '-ouls Rastorla. aged 19 APptH- nt.RFAl 'or V-mpi (ivMFNT rounl. 100 per month. Address J. W 223
5.,inl'. ",'d.n,l?.f,.,",K,J,."., ? rSi. 0l,U- ?f1il"VT.".n'2d lri"l. WS'A ? '""' A1 PIA IUWANAMAKEIvSL",ENT ' S 3d SI Philadelphia .
nKATIIS
Blanche V Ojborn. Hotel Arlington. Atlan-' BI
no i ity .". J, Due notice of funeral will '
be alien
, 1'AIU'AT Anrll 17
LOUISA, wife of ,
Frunk Parpat (nee Sha'rkev). Relatives and I
friends Invited to funeral 'Mm 7 30 a tn i
residence of parents. S21 N Hope nt High
If""" "&." .fiftf enrom!'1' A-nTo I
funcrst " ,u '
PERKIRA Anrll 1R MARGARET, widow
nf William !!, Pererlra!
Fuherai services i -
..lun , n p. ni, iunera
,..l-.- ..'1 : "-- '" "' l-"'l
Tcolniw a, DaUm.
thV i ,U" Bl JWnM'g cnurch a a. ra,
Tr;T-V a ,, i - T 1 at
i -roB em
tPBn,i. a 'j ,",:,. ' ,"'wi.M "mi ni .
tr -':" "'"' '"Hry Jiemey inr i iimveri. i
iteiauvea and friends, employs of nenJamln
lvt,h0J-m,". PlR,s al" Co . members of
v- "mf'S" ' .'"I- George Washlnrton.
a-in I?.' F-,Si A. '"Vitrei to funeral. Mon .
8 .10 a. m 13ft W Qlrard ar. (cor Jtoward
jt . solemn high requiem mais Church nt
the Immaculate Otncentlon 10 a. m. Int.
.,.- vniiicuiHi I em
, RIDDELL -April IT rARORET dauah-'
ter of late Cummlngs and I niisa t Rlddell
Relatives and frlet d" In" ltd tn funeral serv-
Ices. Mon. 2 t- m l" WiJ"i." "".
Colllngswood. N j ' Tnt private. TrlendJ
,no.C,".l,?.'I?.i.".""" " t. m
M o"!f' Henry I-' Hr.'.1...8'!.0?
male"r!n.0gIeinrJ Rfantlv.'.a'al:dCfrlds'l":
ItPfl tn f ii n at rut Man - ... .-i.i...
of parents, aitham rirk. Oak Lane. Int
Northwood Cem
SCItr.ECIITU'T..in &n.ll IB wttTUlf
husband of Clara Pchlechtweg (nee Schneid
er). Relatives and friend". Loral Keder.
?t,on-,'!f Musicians No 77. members of Stan
ley Theatre Orchestrn, Invited tn funeral
services, Sun . 7 30 p. tn . near Sewell, N J.
final service .lion.. .30 p m.. home of
u.A. i- r... v."' v;. .''....':. u..'." ."'
ThiV.H.irU,i ' t. ' -i .. -i- ". V -ol,n,,,,-,
Philadelphia. Int. private, West Laurel Hill
-'&
SCOTT. Suddenlv. Anrll la HltSAN M
daughter of late John nnd Suaan Scott, aged
21. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Mon . 2 p m , 810 Gllhsm st.,
Lnwndale. int. Oakland Cem Remains
mv h viewed Sun.. 8 to 10 p. m.
BCRANTON At TVivlrtere. f. .T. nn
April lh. ROSALIE PAUL, wife of the late
WILLIAM JI. HCRANTON and daughter of
the late Thomas and Sara T Paul, aged 77
years. Service from her home, at Relvldere,
on Tues. afternoon, April 22, at 4 o'clock:
also funeral service from the residence of
her niece, Mr. A II Storre, 810 Monro
ave Scranton. Pa . on Wed.. April 23. ot
2:20 p. m It Is requested that no flowers
be sent.
SEAL April 17. MYRTLE, daughter ot
Joseph and late Annlo Seal, aged 16. Rela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services
Mon., I p. m . parlcTfl of f P. Frankenfleld's
Sons. 5300 Vine st Int Montrose Cem Re
mains mav be viewed Sun 8 to 10 r. m
SHEPHERD April 16. TRANCIP AN
DREW husband of Emma Shepherd (ne
Parker), aged 44 Relatives and friends
Intlted to funeral, Mon., 2 p. m , 802O Tinl
cum nve. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Trlenda may
call Sjn. ee.
SHREVE. April 17. ANNA M. SIIREVE.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices, St. Mary". Church. Locust at. abov.
ouin. jwon., o p. m. int. private,
SUVtS. April 10, 1910. MART W. SIL-
vib. r'uneral Sat.. 11 a. m.. at th resi
dence of sleter-ln-Iaw, Mrs. BcnJ. Sllvls.
3528 N th at. Int. private.
SMITH. April 18. HELEN MARIE,
daughter of Harry fl and late Catharine
D. Smith, aged 25 Notice of funeral later.
STORY Anrll 18. Endlcott. N Y.. LUCY
MARIE STOnv (neo Bradv) wife nf Fred
erick A. Story and daughter nf Katharine
Talbot and lato John Rrady. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Tues. 8:30 s.
m . residence of mother. Mrs John Talbot.
751 Union at . West Philadelphia. Solemn
requiem maas St Aaatha'a Chuich 10 a.
m. Int. Holv Cross Cem Auto service.
SUMMERILL. In Norrlstown. Anrll 17,
FRANCIS M . huaband of Emma F. Sum
merltl and son of late Francis M and Emma
a wummerlll. aged 41 Relatives ana
friends, employes of Summerlll Tubing Co.,
Invited to view remains. Sun., T to 9 n. m .
134." DeKalb st . Norrlstown. ra. Funeral
private. Mon , 2 p. m. Int. private. North
Cedar Hill Cem.
TAYLOR. Anrll IT. Dr. SARAH TAY
LOR, aged 83 Relatives and friends Invited
tn funeral, Friends' Meeting, Woodatown.
N. J., Second-lay, 2 P. m. Int. Frlenda'
Cem. Friends may call Flrat-day, residence
nt Nephew. Edward Gaunt, Mulllca Hill. N.
J., from 7 to 9 p. m.
THOMAS April 18. WILLIAM, husband
nf Alice Thomas, aged 89, Relatives and
friends Invited lo funeral services, Tues..
1-30 p. m.. 2030 E. Elk"art st. Int. Belvus
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Mon.. after
VILE. April 18. SAMUEL, Jr., husband
ot Euanacla B. VII. and son of S'amuel and
Annie Vile, agea ni. ueiauves ana rrienas.
30th Ward Union Republican Club and Snuth
wark rield Club. Invited to funeral. Sun.,
at 3 p. m.. from 2227 S 8th st. Int. Trin
ity Lutheran Cem. Friends may call Sat.
eve. Auto service. Jersey City. N J., pa
vrs pleise ccpy.
WATSON. Aprtl 18. EDWARD A., hus.
band of Louisa I.. Watson (nee Rrown).
aged 30 Relatives and friends. Grenlock
Lodge. I. O. O. F. ; Ilerwyn Lodge. Inde
pendent Americans; Carpenters' Union. No.
833: P. R. R Vol. Relief: Berwjn Vol. Fire
Dept.. invited to services. Mon,, 2 p. m..
Central ave., Berwyn, Pa. Int. Newtown
Baptist Cem. rrlends may call Sun., 7 to
WATSON. April 18. KAT7IERINE M..
widow of Vincent Wntson. aged 46. Rela
tives and frler.ds invited to funeral. Mon .
8.30 a. m.. 1348 8. 29th St. Solemn high
mass ot requiem St. Gabriel's Church 10 a.
m. Int. Holy Criss Cem.
WINIECKI Suddenlv April. 14. AN
THONY, huaband nf Mary Wlnleckl (nee
Eck) and father of Rev. Joseph Wlnleckl. C.
S S. R., aged 88. Relatives and friends.
Holy Family. Sacred Heart league. Altar
Society, employes of AJax Rubber Co , all
other societies of which he was a member.
Invited to funeral Tues.. 8:30 a. m.. 1617
jCadwallader at. Solemn requiem mass St.
Peter n cnurcn lu u. m. mi. jioai jioiy
11 eTONnKER.-Suddenly. April 17. JOSEPH,
husband of late Sarah U. Yonker, aged 72.
Relatives and friends, Sacklnah Lodge. No.
23. K of P : Welcome Division. S. of T.,
Invited to funeral services, Mon., 2 p. m.,
(1508 Park ave.. Oak Lane. Int. private,
Mt. Peace Cem.
LEGAL AnVKRTlSEMEXT8
I NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF
l'KNNIYI.VANIA OANAT. CO.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
I' H. FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNA.: APRIL SESSIONS. 1911; NO 667
IN EQUITY. ALICE FRANCES RROWN
et al. vs. PENNSYLVANIA CANAL CO.
et" " NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OF
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL CO.
TVIatrthiitton having been made tn nil hnTri-
ers of the bonds of the Pennsylvania Canal
Company of the lsse of July 1, 1870. who
have proved their ownership before the
Master appointed by th Court, and a fund
having been paid Into Court for distribution
to such owners of the said bonds as have
not yet proved their claims, notice la hereby
given to all holders of said bonds who have
not yet made proof of their claims to present
their bnods to th undersigned Master, ap
pointed bv th Court, at his office 607-08
Land Title Building. Philadelphia, Pennsyl
vania, and make proof of their ownership
thereof on or before the first day of June,
1D1.
All bonds nf the said Issue not presented
to th said Master and proved nn or before
the first dsy of June. Win. will be subject
to such order as th Court may make con
cerning the distribution of the said fund and
tho right of snv bonds not presented and
proved on nr befor th said dat to par
ticipate In the distribution thereof.
DAVID WALLERSTEIN. Master
LOST AND FOUND
BAR PIN I.est ln Germantown platinum
bar pin with 16 small Jowels; liberal re-
ward. Phon Germantown 737.
COLLAR Lost diamond and black velvet
collar, containing 61 diamonds snd 1 pear
shaped diamond droo: stamped either F 1730
nr K 713. Liberal reward If returned to
il i. ill,. i.iuriat icndiu I, it-iuiiiru m
J E. Cldwell Co , Junper and Chestnut
streets.
DOCJ Lost, Wednesday afternoon, trlcolored
collie doir: answers to nsme of "Scottle";
reward Phone Ardmor 788
WHEELS. Lost, between Cheater and Broad
and bpruce streets, l-niia. two vv niteriage
fWhltworth) wheels, complete with tires
125 reward If returned to Room 1803 Finance
Building.
PERSONALS
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
Information wanted a. to relatives of Mary
Ann Staffnid or Mary Jane Stafford, daugh
ter of Michael Stafford and Ann Carley, born
in Montreal, Canada, about 1846. and later
moved with her mother and brother to Bos
ton. Mass., where ah married John Hart
nett September 15. 1872. later coming to
Phlladelnhla with her huaband, where she
remained until the time nf her death In
March, 1018. ROBERT O ERSKINE.
Attornev.at.law.
133 S 12th st.. Phlladelnhla
ofJne-
Of BUpe
n- .Vna-
FRENCH LESSONS are offered bv a
Ian woman, highly cultured and n
rlor education, having wide teaching expe
ncjire. lur nv Huiiiuirr iu ansimencnn innuiv
in exenanga xor loaginir ior neraeix ana ner
family ln the country, at the seaside nr ln
the mountains; first-class references, Mme.
do L, y 902. L'dger Office.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ALTERATION HANDS, experienced on
men's clothing; good .alary. Apply Hill
Co , 1021) Market st
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING IS
FASCINATING WORK.
A FEW POSITIONS OFFERING EXCEP
TIONAL OPPORTUNITY ARE OPKN TO
(YOUNG WOMEN 18 TO 23 YEARS.
19 PER WEEK FIRST FOUR WEEKS,
WITH RAriD INCREASES THEREAFTER.
MIRS RTAN
1CS1 ARCH STREET '
BOOKKEEPER Experience not necessary: j
knowledge of typewriter) Protestant. P
i- i-eusrr miir-. . ,
"SSlSSffi W- 5?rjffl A'tVrV
l?OKKKI'it, one wno can an sirno-
HELP WANTED FEMALE
- RLERB, experienced on Axmlnsler rugn.
learners taken. Apply Bush L. Diamond.
Jasper nnd Ontario stn.
CHAMBERMAID waitress. Protestant. 2 In
famllv, parlor maid, assist phone Brvn
"aw 18 I
-W In l.r.n office, must .,. experienced ,
preferably In grocery business: nlate age
J."" experience: salary ill i- urn, i.cuger
Office
...K. , r
-""-,al(J ' lUUi OlltJ II II PIIrTICIll C " I
mops ann poiisn prirrrpa a i irn ju
DRESSMAKERS. KXPERIKNTED
API'I.T BIIIlliAU OK EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
DESlp.NERS, female, familiar with lilgli-
..class and detail work, half .lay .Saturday
"-"", Per vreelci-.nni. jwerunjee .
,01111. colored, for cooking and downstairs
' w"f": 'mlly of a 323 Vf Mermaid lane,
IS! Martins Phone Cheetnut Hill 73.
; (URLS who are eapenenced J ra pasting
I leather. Chesterman, 02 Montgomery "
i ""s " " rubbr ,h"" '
--Ch"'"m"n' B02 Montgom.ryave.
I
UASD SEWERS. BXPERIENrBO ,
APPLY ni'REAU OK KMPLOYMEN r
WANAMAKEIVS
HOUSEWORK Wanted, thoroughly .experi
enced women for general housework! must
be good cook; to right person wages rnnra
than you now receive. Phone Wnodburv 309.
HOUSEKEEPER Capable woman. with
Pleasing personality, as assistant nou"
keener, with ref. 207 S. 22d Ph l.ocuat 38id
MILLINERS ..
EXPERIENCED MILLINERS
WANTED -
PERMANENT POSITION ALL TEAR
ROUND: GOOD WAOES.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LI? I5ROTHERS
NURSE Esperlenced white woman fond nf
children, to take chnrge of 2'i- ear-old
girl ana assist wun oiner ann vounger ciuin.
good references required, countrv In nm- l
mer 8010 St Martins lane. Chestnut Hill
Phone Chestnut Hill 402 I
NURSE female rol Apnlv .i;04 vv renn
at. (jermantown, or phono aermantown.
SOn.' W
OPERATORS ON TOWER MACHINES
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
OPERATORS Young ladles, experienced on
sateen work Chesterman. 902 Mont-
gomery ave. .
SALESWOMAN to assist In selling; talking
machlns records 3 evenings In the week.
rrom o p m. i- oa.i. ioger mnrp,
sTt'VnnwipTlv.n fnr real estate ofllce.
state experience and salary expected. Ap-1
ply by letter. P 319, ledger OIBce
STENOGRAPHER Experienced young worn-
an: state age, experience, references and
salary desired Postofflce Rox 743
SPOOLERS, experienced on carpet jam.
steady work: good pay. Apply Bush A
Diamond. Jasper and Ontario sts. .
WANTED Young woman to take partial
car of baby and to help with the house
work In family of two; good wages and horns
for right party. Chlpman. COO Mlxsell at.,
Tgaaton. Pa.
WOMEN WANT1ID
WHITE WOMEN FOR CAFETERIA WORK
AT HOO ISLAND
FIRST-CLASS ' LTVINO CONDITIONS:
pi.ttaaajt- nirnnntTNniNOS: GOOD
WAGES: BOARD AND ROOM INCLUDED.
ArPLT 300 WALNUT ST.
SEE MR. STULL
LO NOT APPLY AT HOO ISLAND
WOMEN (WHITE)
FOR CLEANING AND SCRUBBING
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TOUNO WOMEN AS CASHIERS AND
INSPECTORS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
EMBROIDERERS ft designer wanted for a
large dress establishment, capable of man
aglng force of girls. P 802 Ledger Office.
General
PEACE WORK AT WAR PAT Knit urgent,
ly-noeded socks for us on auto knlttsra;
experience unnecessary: full psrttculars 3o
stamp. Dept. 288. Autn Knitting Co.. 821
Jarrerson. at., liuffalo. N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced on
men's clothing; good salary. Apply HIU
Co . 1029 Market St. .
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN with abil
ity and Initiative In designing and pr.
paring complete working drawings; capable
and experienced man wanted to assume re
sponsibility in work undertaken in office
with general practice; communicate Imme
diately, stating age, college training, If any,
experience, references, salary, etc Boen
isch, Kraus Helmkamp. architects, 316
317 Ohio Building. Akron. O.
AUTOMOBILE TRIMMERS
EXPERIENCED ON COMMERCIAL AND
PLEASURE CAR WORK
APPLY WANAMAKER GARAGE
S. W. CORNER 23D AND WALNUT STS.
BENCH HANDS wanted on sash, doors and
odd work; must also be able to work nn
saah and door machinery. Apply Charles F.
Fllln & Co . Inc . York road and Butler at.
BINDERY FOREMAN, competent to handle
and estimate on binding and ruling; excel
lent opportunity. Address, stating salarv and
experience, "xypotnexae. ii.i- , nwimit hi.
BOOKKEEPER, A-l
capable of assuming full charge of general
ledger and compiling financial statements
for large corporation: state age. experience
and salary desired. T 614, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER AND STENOG
RAPHER A large corporat on.
central location, desires the services
of a. young man to assist the man
ager of the accounting department:
salary 18 to start: In reply, state
education and experience
A Jl. Lieager umce
BOY to run errands and assist In office.
permanent position, with good future, con
tinuation school privilege. Hallahan i Son,
Inc. 10th and Washington ave.
BOY WANTED TO FEED Jl B PRESS. SEB
MR. READ. LEDGER JOt PRESSROOM
BRANCH MANAGER
WANTED
with a knowledge of mechanics, for a con
cern manufacturing gears; must have busl
ness ability and successful in past business
. luiiiirviiuni,; onw n 1111 . j.. ....... -.
f erred. Write, giving full details and at least
connections; one wun gear cahouh, iir
3 references. M 903, Ledger Office.
BUSHEI.MEN
ON MEN'S COATS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
BUSHELMEN to make reiterations on men".
clothes: steady position; good pay. Myers
Bros., Inc., N. E. cor. 22d and Market sti..
Ighth floor.
CABINETMAKERS, good pay and steads
work. Apply J. B Van Sclver Co . Camden
CLERK Young man. over 16 jeara.
to work tn the accounting de
partment, muat be quick and ac
curate In handling figures: good op
portunity lor advancement. Ask
for Mr. Wlest, Accounting Depart
ment. Publlo Ledger Co., 6th and
Chestnut sts.
CUTTER Experienced patternmaker on silk'
! haAlnr had experience of manasinr a cuttlne
niri,ryl,;o,o0prrun7.yetnCfuVhr'pdar".y-
' Ply: try gooa Opportunity gi-ri?ni. Pa"
I Inalu Mill.- V.nfaM J Cft Trtfl Muflff t
waisis; one capaoie or inanina nuaiins anu
- I Apply Jllller, Neufeld A Co
08 Market st..
' aixm noor.
,,,.rTi two.Diec'e crown PRIVATE secretary, 10 years' practical ex
rkir good Mlary and p?t" porlence. capable ot taking charge; best ot
,; also nrs?-cl7.s rubber references furnished, C 336, Ledger Ofllce.
DENTIST Mechi
and bridge worke:
m,t nsi-lflM,;
worker, 308 Main st . Norfolk, Vi
DRIVER Steady man for stesdy position;
over 21 yeara of a.: good salary. Apply
I a. m.. Mr Hslrold. 1327 Palnbrtdg. st.
EXPRESS PACKERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
FLOOR POLISHERS
OS HARDWOOD FLOOR WORK
APPLT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
FURNITURE FINISHERS
FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN
ON HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE
APPLT
WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
,V. B, COn. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE,
CORDON 'PRESS FEEDEirntTdT-A
HELP WANTED MALE
HOSIERY riXER wanted for Hsnner and
Scott ft Williams knlttlne machines. Ap-
plv Chlpmsn Knitting Mills. Eaiton. Pa. m
LIN'OTYPE OPERATORS AND AD.
.MEN WANTED. APPLY FIFTH
FLOOR. LEDGER BLDO., 6TH
AND CHESTNUT STS.
MAN wanted, competent to take charge nf
knitting plant on ftat-povver machines nt
vonKers v kooii saiar to ngni pariv
MAN wanted who understands prasln
enamel on wicker rurniiure. Appiy .-n m.
jth Pt,
MAN wanlPd who understands enamllna and
strlnlng ancarts Apply 244 8 8th at.
MAN wanted vvho understands repairing reed
, furniture. s f. nin si ,
MAN to form truss sprints. Cheeterman,
tut'.' Tcntgomcry n".
jrw.iANlCAl. URArTSMAN. familiar with
SI" ''n,,m -ml tool designing; 30 miles
f rwiadelphla: In repljtng pleas; Stat;
fullv ,ur experience, which will be treated
incidence, wages wanted; "Plendld orpor.
"unity for the right man. M 821. Ledger
Office.
UNSKILLED MEN
FOR PRODUCTION WORK
Ages 18 to 45
IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION
Wit's snd Working Conditions Right
Arply In Person
nr
Communicate with
Factory Employment Offtcs
THE GOODTEAR TIRE K RUBBER CO.
Akron, Ohio
NEEDED AT ONCE
MEN WITH SIIIPTARD EXPERIENCE
23 flrsl-claes hand caulkers or
tank testers
APPLY
1521 Arch at
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO LTD
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
FRONT AND KERLIN STS.
CHESTER. TA.
MEN Wanted, on large dairy tarm, 2 active
men: 1 to operate milking machine and 1
lor general mechanical work, P S20 Led
ger Office
PAPERHANQERS.- first class;
Robert Keonn. 1200 Pin st.
no lugging.
PAINTERS, hojse wanted;
Apply 6732 Old York road.
steady work.
PHARMACIST 'Wanted, manufacturing
pharmacist, experienced In tho manufac
ture of llxlrs, syrups, tinctures ointments,
flavoring extracts, etc.. and caDable nf na-
saMng tinctures and similar prescriptions:
references required: permanent and deslrahl
position. Address wholesale urugglat, M 904
Ledger Office.
PORTERS AND CLEANERS
WHITE MEN
AITLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
PRESS FEEDER, cylinder, good, wanted
Apply Myers Mfg. Co.. 7th and Pearl sts..
Camden. N. J
PRINTING - - Thoroughly competent paper
cutter to get out stock for pressroom and
bindery Dunlap Printing Co., Juniper and
Cherry sts
SALESMAN WANTED
Experienced, energetic, competent salesman
to direct and develop sales of large eastern
machine manufacturing concern from Its
numerous branches located throughout
Lnlted States; prefer man now emploved aa
assistant sales manager or manager of large
branch some well-known, substantial con
cern who can successfully handle salesmen
and trade: give experience, nationality, age,
compensation expected, replies ln strict con
fidence, excellent opportunity for the right
man M 834 Ledger Office.
SALESMAN Experienced lithographic sales
man to sell general color lithography,
also offset commercial work; one hav-InK
established trario prefrrd. Th Idal
Printing and Lithographing Co.. 733 Central
ave . Cleveland. O
SALESMAN wanted by a large retail lum-
ber company to solicit the Philadelphia
trade; applicant must possess good person-
allty and selling ability, atate use. -
perlenc and salary, A 116, Ledger Offic.
SALESMEN, experienced, for men's and
n??.,1t.M'x- Bood ""lor- Apply Hill
Co.. 1029 Market st
SHOWCARD WRITER AND LETTERER
QJJALiriED TO DO NEAT WORK
APPLT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
STRN,5J?APHER EXPERIENCED. FOR
. rA.P,y.!:nTISIXO DEPARTMENT PUBLIC
WC,2SE5J.'.''Jn AND CHESTNUT STsr:
XX3TSB ALERT. INDUSTRIOUS AC
ures-YndNdDetailV
...... ...... ..,,c.,. i, rm.ii r i.wun
STONL HAND Compositor with experience
on complicated Imposition; large office:
steady pnMtlnn: open shop give reference
Address P 601. Ledger Office ""nce.
TIME-STUDY MAN
with actual motion-study experience. In plant
making email metal parts, salary about
12000 to start, with excellent opportunity
for advancement in progressiva plant in re
ply atate fully actual experience, education,
religion, nationality age and references
"D-22," P O. Box 3470.
UPHOLSTERERS
FIRST-CLASS MEV ON FINE WORK
APPLT
WANAMAKI'.lf.s FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
N E COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE
UPHOLSTERERS, good pay and steady work.
Apply J. B Van Sclver Co . Camden
WOOL SORTERS. Apply Eavenson ft Lev
erlng Co.. 217 Atlantic ave . Camden.
TOUNO MAN. between 18 and 20 "years cf
age, wan'ed for stockroom work by lirg
automobile manufacturer, good chance for
advancement P 336. ledger Office,
YOUNG MAN. live and well-educated, for
outdoor wnrk; salary commensurate with
ability. M 831. Ledger Office.
Cencral
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
125 COMPLETE COURSES 125
DAT AND NIOHT CLASSES
Sattler's. 1601 Sprlne Garden at. Open Sun
ITUATIQNB WANT'D FEMALB
tinricrtTviicn rmn.i.r,.
' o.'.hv" -p-o.tfloTa."'.:
.ltant mnnatror In n. hftil at
I 1" " l """.f ' " HOlf "t
XDerlncerl
U8ekeepr or
me snore
C 3Sfl. Ledyir OfflOf
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
MAN. young, desires extra work evenings;
good business education, thoroughly ex-
perlenced otflce work. A 114, Ledger Office.
TOUNO executive, with wide acquaintance
among financial mon, thoroughly conver
sant with Income tax requirements, the
management and settlement of estate, at
present employed by a large corporation ln
an executive capacity, would like to change;
private secretarial work preferred, M 003.
ledger Office.
OLD GOLD
CASH paid for old gold, silver; clocks re
paired. Rogers. 43 S. 17th at. Loo. 121.
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TTJN1NO. ETC.
COLUMBIA grafonola. lu splendid t-ondltloni
Pfflg $&2gl ! "' "'
BUSINE8S OPFOETTJinTIES
-rtfl
Wanted Party With $2000 (i --A
nr rnnfi tn r..iu tslsii-rtiK. ..t... -...v "i
apartment bulldlna between 1-onn and Oalt !
I.anej iceuMed by 3 sdod tenant! in 1 i;
rooms, ftirnl.lieil h IUmuIi.i ..j h..,h t
nearly $1000 yearly renli Inner' m tin. on V
first floor rent free and collect 1720 yearly
rent for the other 2 floors, fine garden and
near trolley tars ash for descriptive card.
Address OWNER, 1321 Nedro aTt
AN ENTERPRISING MAN wanted VYllh k
small capital; can make isn Independent
fortune; n wonderful Invention, strictly f
cltlmate and an unllmltd field; eiclnalv
territory granted This Is not a cet-rlch.
quick scheme but a straight business prop
OBltlon. Vnr nnrtlciil.c. tt'.lt Th. IT,..
mort Mfg Co., Inc., 233 East 22d St., New
Tork r'lty.
I'lMTINO PLANT, complete. Including all.
j.i. " nlck.''1.. nper and brass solutions.
2?.ST.mo RIA1 H.POllnhina; machines- I20O for
S,.?.1 i-w1r'?,",fuJ opportunity for 'man tn
start In plating business HIS N 8th.
W.TED . Wf'l-establlshed coal yard with
,i.!i;M.'rnt,f"ar,""."Jin nnrth r Weat'Phlla
delphla p HI 1, Ledger Ofnce. .
WiT.E j R,w!'-'"tabllhd movlng-plctura
.?Ti..ftud,rtll! ? "ntrnllr located- full
particulars p 010, Ldger Office.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Positively highest cash prices for jour dla.
tnnnd3 an size from 'a to 10 carnta. nnn
K,5. ll.slt"r. "I'0. 1'1 ld. Platinum and silver
bought Estates bought (private). Est 10 yr.
The Diamond Shop , ffny.h."','.A'.t
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
ANY SIZE PRICE ND ' OBJECT
KELLY CO.. .932 CHESTNUT ST, ,
Suite 21-2J Over Chllda Restaurant Private,
SAMUEL SIMPSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
1 27 Walnut t. Philadelphia.
SKIRTS made to order with our or your
materials; all kinds material sold. retail
at wholesale prices Go to Apple's, 213 S.
..in m., i-iiiianeipnia .
VISITING HAIRDRESSER, formerly with
.'una v.iuua; rvenrows arcnea, nenna Treat
Pint: sll shades blond and black. Wood-
IWIIU IJHII J,
ELECTRIC treatment c manicuring. Jloom
103 Heed Bldg., 1218 Filbert at. Loc. 3992.
ELECTRICAL TREAT., physical culture,
303 S. Broad. Hours. 10 a. tn. to 6 p. m.
ELEC. treat. mantcurlnr. Office. Hutchin
son Ride. 122 S.lSth st. Rm.407. Hrs.lO-S.
FOR SALE
, . OFFICE rURNITURIJ
Lane lot desks, safes, files, cablneti
general nffice furniture, store fixtures.
W Hnv. Sell nnd tfrehan
,,. PATTEN FURNITURE CO,
LOCUST 4070. 1127 ARCH ST. RACE 260
CI IITC unclaimed from merchant -tailoa,
jviiu some mad for 395, will sac. for
tne price or tailoring, some as low as 17.
J. UNGER
070 N. 15TH ST.
Open till 8 p. m.
NEW WIRE ICE ChEAM CHAIltS
127 PER DOZEN
REGULAR PRICE. 138
......... Jay now an(J ,ave money
CHAIR EXCHANGE, S. E. cor. 8lh aVVIn..
FORTUNE GAS STOVE. 4 top and 1 simmer
burners. 2 ovens, excellent condition: pur
chaser to remove from house In Wynnewood
before April 30: price 25. For further de
talla phone H. T 31 . Market 465.
FOLDING AND INVALID CHAIRS "
FOR SALE AND TO HIRF.
Theatre chairs, moving-plct machines, etc ,
wcnam araae, rnurrn pews ann pulpit cnairs.
CHAIR EXCHANGE. S E cor. 0th L Vine.
.
CLARK CORNET. B ftatr sliver, gold bell:
all up-to-date fittings with It; a modern
cornet, like new, worth 180; will .ell for
M0. 3138 Kensington ave ,
BATHTUBS, water closets, enameledi sinks,
wash stands, pipe and fittings, all sizes.
Doody. 2724 Gray's Ferry road.
BLOCH GO-CART, reversible gear, all gray;
also folding coach. Call Wyoming 1112 W.
BILLIARD, pool, comblnat'n. 2d-handj sold.
i.'u,'ii, inmii rn a. iveaxer. tt.w vjirarq.
BRICKS, hard- motor truck delivery. Chaa.
D. Heavy. 514 N. 81st Helmont 7424. .
FLAGS, all sizes. A mer. k Allies, service
banners. 810 Arch: also 2414 Ridge ave.
IIOUESHOLD FURNITURE for sale: good
condition: bargain; call any time. 34S
N. Smedlev st.
REFRIGERATORS and fixtures for crocr.
and meat markets; terms If desired.
ivaixai,ij q t;u.. K31 w. md.
SAFES, fireproof, closing out lxty slightly
used, some with thin walls. 72 N. Fourth.
STANDS. CARINETS. etc.: big bargains; ,
rhlla. Printers' Supply. 14 S. 5th t. ,
STROLLERS Special sale of new reed strol-"! ,
lers, t up: also cosches, large 'selection.
Open evenings. Auerbach, 8932 Glrard ave. ;
SUITS Closing out balance men's uncalled
for suits, made-to-order garments. 335 and
130 lvalue for J22.50 perfect goods. He.-
sert. 63 Arch
ONE 16-horsepower 2-cyllnder gasoline or
kerosene engine: run short tlmo; good con
dition L. II. Gilmer Co. Taconv 627.
TYPEWRITFR. nddlwr machines, all make..'
ttunay iypevvruer uo . Biin cnestnut.
32.50 UP Bags, suitcases, dress trunks, all
Kinas luggage: -xcep. nig values. Walter'.
Loan Office. S. E cor. 11th snd Arch.
LIVING-ROOM SET and piano for sale; In
good condition. L. Silverman. 1825 Na
trona, st
125 UP Wardrobe trunks, all makes an3
all sizes: biggest bargains In town. Wal-
ter s Loan urnc. s. c cor. 11th and Arch.
VICTROLA for. sale: small size; good Condi-
non van vvnoniana oanz J
IF IT'S VENDING machines. w hay. It.
SILENT SALES CO.. Drexel Bldg '
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Motors, generators engines and boiler.;
tors from 1 to 75 horsepower In stock.
JOS. T. FEWKES CO.
124 N 12th st
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos motors, boilers, steam and all
engines pumps air rnmpreasnrs
FRANK TOOMiST. INC.. 127 N. 3d at.
WANTED, boiler. 12 or 15 h. n locomo
tive type. 100 lbs preasure. H. B. Ca-
sell. 2131 N American st.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO . 119 N. 3D BT,
6-FT Roblnaon cornice brake, turret lathe.,
2 turnlri lathes 3-ft. power shears; all In
good condition 013 N 5th. ,
ELECTRIC mach bought, sold, exchanged
and repaired Delta Eng Co.. 140 N. 3d.
WANTED-
OLD CLOTHES BOUGHT
Cast-off clothing wanted Men's old .nit.
cnat. trouaers. shoe., etc. Ladles' clothing
nf all description and evening cl ,thes bought.
There are many users for your old clothe,
when jou discard them. Don't sell for prac
tically nothing We have a big demand for
them and give you bii prices Our buyer,
call anywhere, city or country, day or night,
Write, call or telephone Filbert 2172
SELl6sOHN CLOTHINO CO.. 340 N. 8TH
ANTIQUES, carpeta. rugs, beds, parlor sets,
j.u.nwiM, ffn-rnrts. naner. rasa, metals.
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lurn. man, obivijt nm Junk
Co., 3712 Lancaster ave
Preaton IS983
ANTlUUbs ana inim. iur,, "f"1" "'","
mar vaaea, brok. Jew.: high, pries. White
Pioneer. 192 N. Ilber. Ph Diamond 823.
ANTIQUES, old china, broken Jewelry, told,
silver, false teeth, diamonds bought, An-
tloues. 628 Chestnut. Phone Walnut 7028.
i, i eT.nrr i-lnthlnrr wanted ladles' and cfltl-
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i il'ren's clothes a specialty: beet prtnea. Ph.
Market 2448-W or call H. Stern, 837 N. 4th.
CLOTHINO, old, of every variety; cash paid
and called for. We go snvwhera. A. Miller,
4028 Market a Raring 1722.
CARPET CLEA.NINQ
CONTINENTAL
CARPET-CLEANINO HOUPB
20TH ST ABOVE CHESTNUT
RUGS. CARPETS ''
ORIENTAL. DOMESTIC
CLEANED SCOURED. STORED
LOCUST 10110 PHONES RACE 4160
WALLACE
7 IU 1820 N. SO 253 Church Lan-a. Qtm
DRESSMAKINOANDMILLINEKT.
nnva'sviiVRn. best New York experience.
desire's engagements:'advance style., street
i and evening gown; Ml.a i Blair. Ti22 Wal-
ieiepnono ntiiiu. p.oi.
STAMPS ANDCOIMB
' bTAMPS, ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for stamu collector..
PHILA. BTA1IP CO.. 21 8. 1TTII BT.
STORAGE AUD MOVIN'o'
The John Rhoads Co.
Storage, Packing, Moving, Csrpii Cleanlawdrs
4157-6'J Lancaster avb., w. rRiw.-' r
WALLA Ct ' -fa
7'N. 18 16 N 20253 Church Lane, GtaV
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FIREPROOF warehouse, esufta. Pfcljis' V,
Storage Co.. 2033 Lehigh ; pUnmt4'Ji.,
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