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SMOTHERS
CATHOLIC ELEVEN
Crimson and Gold Wins by 34-
Point Count Surprises in
Scholastic Openings
ACADEMIC TEAMS LOSE
Scores of Scholastic
Opening Grid Bullies
rrntrnl With Sihoul, 31 1 Catholic lltjrii
School. 0.
Swarthmnri. llleli, 1 .1 1 r.nl-cniinl
Arailrm,i. 0,
tVent Philadelphia Catholic Hlili.
1'rleneV I entrnl, 0.
TrcdilTfrrln.KnMtnivn llleli, 21 1 Mrilln
Writ. II. '
Chr-lmit lllll rnilem.i. Ml t.ermnntnivn
lllrii. n.
rthllei Park llleh. I: liermnntovvn
Friends rhonl, fi.
l.nniinWne Writ, .11: Penn Charter. 0.
Moormloun limn, 4.1! Ml. Holly lll-h, n.
r) i-Ai'i, piikp
One bundled mid slxt) -tit points
"(pre rolled bv wiiiuiug high. 111 eit nnd
ac.lrlplnip fniilliall tennis in the oflicinl ,
- -u -
opening or the scholastic "Patnti 111 I
rhilftdelphiii nml iciuiU )pstcrda) ,
Jifternooii Hut unp losing team wn
able to spoip. (ipiuimituwii l-'rieuds-
getting sj points in Its thtcp-point
margin dpfpal In Itiillc) I'aik High
Central High Si liool piinl thr lid off
Its season's grid schedule Willi 11 whoop
ing, lipping, tcreeching zowie. He
touchdowns, thiee b) Kulllmck I'ddntts
and the otheis hy Left Halfback llar
lis, couplid with n pair of goals finm
touchdown b) the hitter for it grand
total of IM tioinfs. was the uihantage
pilea up by the Ciimsou am! Cold over
Catholic High School. AVhile Centtnl
High was considered a fmorite in this
match. Hie one-sided defeat suffeieil
!) Catholic High wits rather a surprise.
Penn Charter Walloped
Another unexpected smie mnl nNn
victory was ninile by l.antdowne High
School mer Hiik Merrilts lnteraca
demie League championship I'enn Char
ter eletn. The count was !'. 1 to zero.
Krall and I.yster encli weie lespontflile
for n pair of touchdowns nnd IJuar
terback Willis went over for the othpr.
I.yster added four more pointers b
booting as tunny go.il fioni toiiclulonn.
ICpitcopul At-ndeuiA . another Inler
"ailpiiiic I.eugiie enti). also linished on
the short end nf its opening game.
Swnrthiuoie High School, with Kricke.
quarterback, as the star, shut out the
Churchmen with two tniiiichdnwii. .lust
to pioe thai Kiicke was speedy lir
made the firt goal on -0-)aid 11111
around end in the opening peilod. then
in flip third iiuniler lie smashed thiotiglij
ceuler ior the oilier si pointer.
West Pluladelpliia Catholic Cops
West Philadelphia Catholic High
School, with its Hist football team in
the school's hist or) . started the season
in the right direction. It tiimnieil
l"riends' Central, the third Intcrnta-
den.ie League eloenlo go dowio de-
f?at yesterday on I.iiiuugli'H
3 nm for the oulj
. . , .
11tll.illlUI, II wi iiiv',i. ,., I i.,u V
game.
Mooiestown High School tolled UJi the
record tpoie for the ila b) biiiuiiug.
busting and lambasting Mount linll)
High to the tunc of IIS-O. Media High s
reerse In Tredil.iffrin Knttnnii High
was the former's second defeat of the
season. Vesteida) disappointing scoip
M0f -1 to (I.
Detail of Fourth
Game of Series
f'nntiniiptl I rum t1nne One ,
Ing in almost perfect fniin l'oul.
strike one. Cundil sent it high foul I
Daubert took can1 of. Kisberg up. (
Foul, strike one. Itisberg Hied to
Jseale, who captured it easil). Schalk
np. Hall one. Strike one. Schalk
hoisted a high 11) that lopf look in
back of third. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
1 ifllf inning
Ilciiis.li tii linll one. Foul, strike
one. Koiish was mil, Schalk lo llnn
dil, the ball rolling hnlfwii) to the
pitcher's box. Dunenn up. Hall one.
i)uncan wns cafe when Cicotte threw
his drive wide to first, t lie ball going
to the stands and Duncan reached pec
ond. Kopf up. Itall one. Strike one.
Strike two. Hall two. Kopf singled
to left and Dunenn stopped nt third,
but scored when Jackson's throw got
away from Cicotte. Kopf reached sec
ond. Neale up. Strike one. Itall one.
Hall two. Neale sent one over .liick
non's head und Kopf scored. Neale
reached second. It was n two-bugger.
AVingo up. Wingo out. Kil Collins to
Gondii, Neale going to tliinl. King up.
Strike one. Ring drove a ieiim- drive
that Ed Collins got and threw him nut
at first. Two runs, two hits, two errors.
Cicotte up. Cicotte out. Daubert lo
Tling. Daubert went back ami got the
ball while King hurriedly eovPicil the
bog. Liebold up. Foul, strike one.
linll one. Hall two. Hall three. Strike
two. Oroh thiew wild after taking
Liebold's grounder, the ball going lo
the stand and Liebold reaching second.
Kd Collins up. Hall one. King's next
nJtcb. hjt the ground in front of the
flate. Ed Collins drove to Oroh, who
caught Liebold between the sacks.
throwing to Kath nml the latter get
ting, the put-out. Ld Collins on first.
Weaver tip, Hall one. Veuer drove
n grounder to Daubert at first, the lat
ter ouly having to step on the bag to
make the putout. No runs, no nhs,
one error.
Sith Inning
Kath up. Strike one. Itall one. l'oul.
strike two. Hall two. loul. Katbs
cosy grounder was, handled by Kisberg.
who threw hlni out nt first. Daubert
tip. Strike one. Ilnll one. Hull two.
F.d Collins threw out Daubert at lirsl.
Oroh up. Foul, strike one. Hall one.
Foul, strike two. Hall two. (iioh out.
Weaver to Oaiidil. No runs, no bite, no
errors.
Jackson up. Hall one. Kopf threw
nut Jackson at tiist. rVlsch nn. Felsch
sent a high fly to Duncan. The latter
got it Vlthin a few feet of the left-tleld
ware, Uandil up. Ball one. Hull two.
Strike one. Hall three. Strike two.
Oandll singled through second just out
of Kopf's reach. Itisberg up. Hall one.
Strike one. Hall two. Neale gathered
In lUsberg's fly near the foul line. No
runs, ouo hit, no errors.
King: was pitching magnificent ball,
keeping the sphere on the corners of
the plate, usually inside.
.-leteiitli liinlnt?
Rouh lip. noil one. Strike one. ' f,in.'" ,l', Kri-oml i"niH7,
Jtall ttto. Itoush out. Kil folllnH to , 'b" Mp Sox opened up the seeonil
fiapdll, It wan an easy Infield bounder. I iinll'K """ " '' two-bagger by
Duncan up. Strike one. I!a)I one, Jackson. Joe hit the ball tp short cn
Wwver. "sails H top of Duncan's' (er and Hath went for H. Roush otto
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M.AM.N IN III N
"(ircas) Nellie. (.'Iiirliui-ti's rl"lit
Kiit-ilcnrr. nlilieil Cliiilte for a ilnu
ble In Hip fiftli liinliir; of loil.iv'v
.amp, seiulliiR mm of Ills plaj mates
liver tin' pan
r..... .1. t. - 1 ... 1.1 1 .:. .1. ..
nisi nine 111111 LIM llllll III Il-1 llill ii
pirttr lliiow Kopf up. Hall one Knpf
out. Itlsberg tn Cntulll. No inns, mi
hits, mi prims.
Schnlk up. ltnll one. Stiikp one.
King hit Schnlk with the thin! piti licit When 11 run 11.11 k iiiiiiom hi hip iikih
bull and the Inltpr hurried' In liltt. Held blenchers tn pull donn l.u holds
Ciinttc up. Slilke one. (.'ii'oltp lifted long linpr. Kddi" Collins got hit 111
11 high tl) to Until. Schnlk holding tirM. the bad; mid went In wmul 011 Wea
Icilinlil 1111. linll nne. StiiUe one. M r's nut. Mollis Itnth llimlc 11 linr-
l.pibnld hoisted to Itoiith. who had nn
liouble uipturliiR it. IM Collins up. 1
(iinli look I'iil I ollllis s liouuiler 1 1
letiicd Iiiiii with 11 tliiow to Dnubcil.
No urns, no hits, no piiois.
Klghtli Inning
Nellie
up. Hull one. Stiikp 011P
Slnke two. CicottP thii'W out Neale
I nt tiist Wlneo nn Wingo drove a
I . . . . . . .. ...
singlp thiougli the Uin. 11 lolling to ecu- j
ler field. Iting 1111 Stiike one. liing
again attempted to siiinliee. but missed
the first hull. Itiug fotecd Wingo. Ci
uitte to Itisbeig. who lelnved the hall
In (tniidil. getting King and pompleting
a double dn). No inns one hil. no
eriois.
Weaver up. Itall one Pull two
Stnke one. Kotll. strike two
Knlh
intih
made
of Weaver's high tly near Hie foul line
.liicksoii up. I'nll
" s,lil IC' '
lackson dropped a
('out. strike two. .1
i,;..i, r,,i,i noiii' tlie lufi .iin!,l line that
iiiiiip of Hip helileiM uiuld gel to. IJ.ill '
three. .Iiuksoii I'aniied. taking .1 tei - 1
rilic swing at the tliinl strike 'i Ncli ,
up.
sit, IL.. ,.,. liiill nnn Mil ill. lull.
1'eNi h swung nt both of these hut
missed, ltnll two. PeNch singled to
left. t was n line ilme. fJniiilil u
Mali one. I'oiil. strike one I'oiil. i
strike two. Iliiiulil fumiPil, Hip lliild
strike being i ailed N'o inns, one hil.
tin criors.
Ninlli Inning
liutli up. linll one, stnke one, ball
two. It.itli fouled lo Sdialk. Uaubeit
ii ti SJt i-II. ii nun .1 il fit. ton trd Hum iiil it)
,,,,,.,, H ',.,,, . Sl.llllk Rot
l!...l. I.I..1. I',,,, I l,i l,i,i,,!., jiim i.il,.
i.i ,,ii -. llleli i,,iii ,,,, i, i, mi nm ,,, , , ,,,,,,
the
iil ,1 llll-ltlllll III, J,!'-, .-
o Hills
no
hit
tin enors.
IJishiM'g up. I'oiil. stiike one. King
thiew nut Uisheig at tirst. Schnlk up.
Stiike one. Hall one. ltnll two P.ull
tin ie. Silialk walked. Muiph) butted
fur Cicotte. Muiph)-up Mu. pl.V line
Hied lo Koiish, Schalk on hrst.
' " I
bold up. l.eibiild lined to timli,
inns, no hits, no et nirs.
Monday's Laurel Entries
Pirnl rate, tiMi-jear-olils. iWIituiib
fui lor.us
(iulilhie ",T
Ot. ennna . , , in
'tattle . . 110
IluiUhiini It ...lU,"i
I Pirate MeC.ie ..I i.t
iKihrr-na-Ureena. Hi-1
stiulre Charlie ..110
Alllian imitit.
Hmlle
Sea (Jueen
In. titortpux
(Imp)
Ivlr.ih
Second raie. inaili.i, three-i?nr-ulil8 ami
up. mtle:
tlpaucatrp
XVar Plume . .
Joa. P. Murph,
llllip) . . ..
CaronsOu
IMbroch (limit .
ID-i
. 10."i
llll
111".
ion
nn
t eluhnian's Follj,
limp) . .. .in-.
(a)Prlile nf ImlU. lllS
Alu.ktt . in
Duke John . tni
(r)Soiis Marin In
Wa;' Cluh lo'i
Carnu lite
(aJIMrter enm
Thin! rate ihree-yfnr-iilil" (hillnuis I
mlli. anil 7n ihrIi
-liaiulut; I'.irnt- Mnrnifin fliir 1 1 J
al . . Inn -The listn linuiiU'i
liilher-ln-la . IliT Wl.s.-t fool till
Veto 110
I'uurth ran. HamHcil'. Itlllra anil mr-s
three-ear-iilila anil up, il furtonaii
Cnflladn (Imp) . ,H9 Orphflla limp) 111
(julctuile . . 101 Plafon Wins no
fifth rate three-rar-olds and up "elllns,
1 nillu: ,
(a)K(liile Mcttrtd-
(Imp) IM
Graninere . . tin
(llenurnlre .. ..103
(h)lna Kay . ..1117
Swppi At.issum. 1n7
(aMarU nf fliades.1111
Alurette 10S
Col Valentine til)
Joi T1. Aturph,
(Impl 110
Fnnw CJuien .... lo.'i
ll-larlo . . ..103
(li)l.lod llecirBt',
(Impl .. . 9S
Annant . IPS
(a Griffith entry
(b) Freeman entr
Slxtli race, three-sear-olda and up. selins
1 mill'
Muaart . ..110 Capital City
ttarwood II (Imp)llii l.azy l.ou ..
Zouave . ,110 Klirted 11
llolldav . .113 Prlnca Henrv
C si. Mit'cr . .11.1 Ercori'
llellrinBer . 110 UVuter W'jr
.11'
.112
.in;
.11.-1
.110
113
up
Seventh late,
I III! mile-
three. 5car-olds and
I arpet Sweeper till Sinn Ke tier (imp), 101
War Drive (Impl In Itronnl Peddler, 112
Onalea limp) 111 Mallet Dancer 11,101
Vpprentlce allowance i tainted
A father, clear, track fasl
Poor Fielding Is
Factor in Defeat
Continued I'roin Pane line '
speared the bull which brought cheers
from even the rabid Sox looters.
.lackson had a chance to do some
thing but whiffed inglorlously Kelsch
riMveil the' fulling hopes of his team
mates, when be singled, but (iandil
struck out nnd the stuff was off.
In the ninth Schalk walked, but be
stink on first base. Heine firoli ended
the game bj making a swell cnlch on
I.iebold's liner.
Fourth Oame Starts
All's well. Slorris Until opened the
game with a clean lngle to left, but
Cicotte got by beautifully, Daubert hit
into the fastest double piny ever seen.
Collins. ISisberg und finndil. retiring
the ruiiiirr before they were half way
lo their bases. Itisberg's great running
catch of (ii ob's liner also featured this
inning.
The White Sox had a popping good
time in their half of the inning. I.ei
bold popped to Daubert, Kddle Collins
popped to IXath and Weaver popped to
Neale,
Cicotte uppeared to have lot, of -tuff
and the Ileds could do nothing vvllh hH
four Games Played in
6 Hours and 33 Minnies
1'iMir of Hip sprcille-t piniri mi
recoiil Itnvc been ilncil in the vvnrlil
serif of 1!)10. 'I'lio t fi till time rim
Kllincil M only six lininx nnii tliht.v
tin re minutes.
The first three Riuiii's were milj
elftlit nnii iiiic-linlf limine nffiilrM
nml the fnslcsi of tliosc. citei'ilii.v'i
dnli. refill IitiI nnlj one limit nml
1 1 i t" t minute".
The Kunip toiliij mis Hip first full
uliiP-lnnitiK fmy of llie -rtien nml
ntliiitcil mil) onp liniir nml llilit)-
(.PWIl IllilllltPs.
I an for II. Imt ni'itlipr rotilil loinli Hip
fiilllii2 -nlicic. ii nil It ilroniipil lietvvcctt
1 thrm
Then i n hip iinollipr pii-ip of qitpstimi-
I a 111 p stiulPR). Iliiii) I-'pKpIi was told '
In vni-rfhip. iiiMo.ul ot ir) ins in hunch, i
Hip linll out of flip lot. Up was tlnonnj
out mi Hip liiint and .IncKvin went l
tliinl.
'I'lnil put it 1 1 1 tn Canilll. 1ml Hip
lic-l Cliii'k roiild do whs to hum h n
liljtli II). vvliiili vvns ('niiglit In (Jroli
Mm mi uigvwiKRPd to Itlnc mid HNIipik
mid Silialk wrri- pnsspil. lilliliK lln
llllsps. Ciiotlp lilt n ki minder Imek nl
tirst. wliiili was tiplded Ii) liutli. anil
,, ., ......
1 " ."",'"K, "" "" .
I lie Heds went out in nne twn Hupp
older in Hie thud. . , , ,,
.nns) NpiiIp ll-tiiisiiili'il liuntelf
1 iblc mess of .IncksniiV gimindpr. .loe
being "life lit lirM mill Collins diking
'"" "i'i'. - ". ""' "n- "
sneiiliciiig to long that he has fnignt
ten how to hit Hip ball, knnckpil 11
grounder to liroh. which ended tlie
::.
The luck) foil 1 1 li was luck) for Hie hIiicIi has an.vtliing lo offer us." llavies I ('heels for Wounded Heroes
AVbite Sox because the ISeils wenl out I said "Most of us have been lnembeis' Paiiilpinoniiim Inokp loosp as the vnn
in ordi'i . It was the same fm the So uf unions. 'gunid of the 1 oliinin swung through the
........ t .1 . ..!...
ill men pin 1 01 ine iiiiiiiik
ueus imi) in iiiiii
Mddip Cicotte presented the lii'iK
with the tiist 11111 of the hall ginue m
the fifth Inning when ho peipeliiitul
two teuible pv-or,. 'J'lie hist (nine
when Duncan bounied one stiniglit at
him and the ball bounced out of Ids
glove. In his haste lo make the pun in j
firs I CicottP lliiow wild nnd Dum.iii
went to second. I
, ,Kl,f ';n";" ;'"-sh Y,Hl. .. single in
left, nnd .lackMin. nllcr "elding
ball, hurled it lioine. although I iim .111
ninile no elTiii I In si'iiie. Cii ulte inade 11
liulf-lieailPil attPinpt In intpnept the
ball, nnd ngmii it hoiiucul out of his
ClOVP. I'll t SIOIPI llllll lOIII VVPUl IO
si (ond in the foo.le,
Hut the end was not )el llaile
N'ealp lifted a high oiip ovpi Jackson's
1p,n'1 fl"' " - 11. and Knif i.iine honie
with the second loiintei'
Ileinie tiioh'gol his team in tumble
in the last half of the titlh when he
ninile n two-b.se wild Ihrow on l.ie
bold's gummier. Nemo, however, was
lull down and lagged on the lii' t phi),!
and tin1 danger was over.
Jimmy Iting pitihcd very good bull in
Hip fiist five innings, nllowing onl) one
hit.
I Suppnit .Saves King
Tlieie was nothing doing in ,thc
sixth. Italli. Ha u licit ami tiioh being
j thiown out on gioiimleis.
I 'I'll.. lllll. 11 IIU tt I I II 1 I I II 11,1,1k III I III,
, pa,, of the sixth. .luikson soaked
n haul Imei. whiilt hounded into the
hands of Kopf for .in cat) mil and
I'elsch's terrible whack to left was np
tuied hi I lillu ll n near the blcin her
wall (icndil inaiinged to ease n sin
g'p past Kopf, but Kisheig Hied lo
Neale. and another tow of goose eggs
went on Ihp board.
Weaver's gicnt stop on Dumnns
'gummier featured the seventh inning
The ball was hit with tenihc force nml 1 sa) thcie is never an) trouble nhmit
almost knockid Huck off his feet, but getting complaints up to the supeiiu
he shot the bull ov-pr till hrst ill timr to , tpndpiil nnd gptting rentonnble icdiess
get the riiuner. The otheis weie cns.v j Woi king conditions have iiniiroveil vvon
ottts. dei'fully during the last seven ears,"
King opened the last 'half of the i The committee ndj'ourned to meet on
.'cveiitb by hitting Schalk. but that was call after the members present hnd voted
the onl) bit made in thai fiainc. In-! to continue the inquiry nt Pittsburgh,
strutl of sacrificing. Cicotte popped to. Cluiii man Kpii.voii later annoiiiiccil
Kath and the othci two butters wiie that the tii) to Pittsburgh would ln
ens) outs. taken whenever Senate debate on the
A ptett) double piny liul n ipiii'tus le.igup of nntiojis would ierinll ineiii
to Hip KpiIs in Hip eighth. After one hers to be absent from Washington for
was out Wingi singled lo iptiler, nml jthiee dn.vs.
King, in an attempt to snci ifiee. rolled' " -
the ball to Cicotte and tlip dotiblp
killing lesulted.
King was in rare form in the lust
patt of Hip eighth, fanning Jackson
and (iandil. Kelsch singled, hut was
stranded on first.
The Ileds weie easy for Cicotte in
the ninth. Kath fouled 10 Sdialk.
Daubert lifted to Jackson, and (iioh
fouled to Schalk.
King continued to pitch in great foim
nnd finished with n burst of speed.
Kisberg was easy for King anil I'iiii-
bcrt. Schalk walked but .Murphy, who
batted for ( leotte. Hied to Koush. l,e
fr i.i.Ii einmn oiiiIaiI t ti n tlfirl I'liitinin
J'" ".'ii. "r :;'."'...' J,
1 n , V- 7
lifted a puny fly to (.rob.
A UIU.IJ OsKse.U.11 r-J
r-triylllUdlU smiiJUCll UCdU
I waster Pa.. Oct I A cnhlc-i-m
IJIirasier, i .. imi. i .v mine mm
received here Ibis morning from Suit
land announced the death nf An hihaldi
Campbell, internationally known iK ,
manufacturer and president of a big
.tit mntxilnrtll, liillir nln.iii, tt. rl
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nut. ur urt riMm.i-niii, m (up
inter timo .Mr. inrnpupll inmlo liisj ilnor iinmckca josicmny mm lounil .-l.)
homo in tills pity, but spent nil (if ,iiv woitli nf jowclrj missing whrn Ik- to
bummors In Scotland. tin noil.
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CICOTTE-
ItKVKItSK K.NCI.I.M! IllOltd
MIIioiirIi Kddle Cliottp is a Chicago
White ,So tosser. tonlt,lit lie Is Cln
(Innati's liero. ICihlle allnwed the
Hist run of Hie game loda) In be
sioied when lie made a falnl lienrfed
allempl to s(oi doe .IniUson's
throw -in In the llftli Inning. This
is ("Senile's second defeat of Hie
,sei let
$(($ SOVlCt Plot
in Steel Strike
Conllniipit I'rinii I'iiki line
"A union man is in danger of bping '
,, illi.it nut 11 l,.,i,t,i.,i, nnii iit.ii'iiiii irotu I
, iiillnimMl with bolshevisin. mnl bus no
leihcss against it."
Chiiiminn Ken.von asked him if he'd
sl.,,n ,niJ. evidence of hoMipvlsni ill the
t, ;p
"Ynu've di'vplnpi'il Hip doctrine
'ninnni: tlici 111 lirlit heie." Iip snid ."This
t.,1 n,out committees, the trrinrisni
n( intlinldntion. the i niulition lit New
Castle nfter thev Inked the Police. The
,niI1K e.luctioui the iullaiuitig nf tlue
men is holshevis,,, at the nest."
, "Don t )ou think the iiiiiniitncturcrs.
Hip stpel cniilo)(s. hiie some rt-spnii -
sibilit in the situationV" nsked Chair-
man Kcu)on.
'hhool Thrm if Neiessai)"
nie the lime
was the lepl).
'and the goci ument shoulil join with;
,1(1 . ,,, (h(, , , f M.'counti)
I shoot tlieiii if hpi essiir) .
Dumps il scitt.pil the iimoii, pntpis.t,0. ...... i (.,si. fnl. uatiolmen weiLdiini:
"The) won't light bin k the rabid ele -
titenl or Hip mob spit it." hi1 nssprtPil.
fur fenr of losing their jobs.
"Piesiilent Compels it piesitlcut of
the Aineriian I'ederiilion nf Labor nml
l.ns his job to hold." hi1 i oiitinued.
"Hi's rpiite gentle to Mr. Poster ( W. '
,. Poster, secretin") of the stiikp com
mittee), lie showed that )estcidn.
"Mr. Compels it a conservative
force, hut he bus tiled to hiihl hack
radicals ami failed."
Joseph Smith, another lol'cr. fiom
Honipitead, Pa.. s;iul he made S'."J to
SIM aefli). Slrikeis at I loiiiestend he
said, "w.int eight house and SS n dm '
"Thcie litis been nn active iniiipnigu
to gel union members," lip said "Tlipv
didn't let Amciicatts in; told them to
gpt out uf the mpctings ami called them
siiies."
Smith said he liml been n union woik
er. hut did not intend lo affiliate again.
"There's no need for it." he ,id
"I'm speaking facts and tiuth when
SNEAK THIEVES MAKE HAUL
Furs, Shoes, Suits, Skirts, Jewelry
Vanlsh In All Parts of City
Suenk thieves have been active in
I'liil.'itlclphin within the last few dn.vs,
judging from reports of thefts made lo
the police. At 4 :.'!(! o'clock this morn
ing furs valued at $170 were stolen from
the store of Louis ("inlil. 07." North Sixth
stieet. TIip thieves broke the window
with a brick to effect tlie robbery
j ' Bf,Prll00II shoes vvorth'stOS,
,,,, , ,, , 1
.... - . ,
men. of the .lames Kdvvar.ls Compati).
"1-'-'-"- North Twelfth street. Atfttl.-.
i '- - ,. BllI, i i
11 I ll'l It (III X I I !, SI-I."-H .-!,- Mll'l
kilts valued at S:i vere stolen from
I. ,o.. l.'nnuiil' J(V--- ('iltiilti'WI'Tn wironi
iri.t.u imi""i .-. ...,,- .-..-.-
bv thieves. About 0 o'clock yestcrdav
.. , stelnmet "Oil
, moining .Mis. .losipu f-niiinipu. ..ill
Nnri" lli"," i-irret. uiscoveieii some
niie had stolen jew elr.v worth S."m from
'be kitchen of hcrjjoine.
(Ilirun 1'OY. 1 TitO Nlll'lll Tweiltl'-
nt. 111-1 rimi . i .- "!
SiTKtMSIlIP NOt'ICKH
E
Veterans Share Honors of Spec
tacular Display by Depart
ment Athletes
STAR ON TRACK AND FIELD
i
I . . ' .
SliiliP l-aih Del I -N;ny Mm J
.III 11- hliOkl IIIII15IP.I a n.i. "-
Mternomi when .nil M'lciaiis in no- nai ,
... ... 11
. ,. ,
lln uillitnr) eenl was onl) one of
man) feat in e unieii hppi hip crowns
I piilliutinslic all dining Hip nftprnoon.-
Itoxing. track and held events wprc
I staged coiitiniinll). Hip winiiprs of each
'contest tpceiiing the vopifcrous nrcla-
inatioii of the stands
The inililniv icilen tlnrleil at !l:1."i
p in . .iiist 1111 I111111 nnn n 11:111 mid
dle first lieut of the ll)0-)ard dash,
which oneui'd Hie piogimn.
TIip men weie Killed to the nsseinlillng
formation by the trill of mi urmy bugle,
sounded from one end of Hie field.
I At the first note echoed through the
I stand the ciowd anise as a mntk of
j ipsppct to the men wilio had fought In
I the "world war."
tni I of the stnml nml started out
ilimn the iliiiinouil. All pvnliitinns
upnn
known to Hip inilitnrv mitnunl vp-p
swung int it with a snap and precision
which spoke volumes for the training of
the veterans
It was the uiniined. wounded and
gassed, doubtbo)s on jobs, bearing upon
Iheir sIppvp-, the gold chevrons, which
nun lied then tncilflcc. Hint stiniulnted
the ciow ds to a cheetiug nppVovnl which
lattcd until tlie Inst ninn hnd disap-
,., ,-,. . mn, popular nthleti
Lxont , the one-mil., walk in whip
lieincd from the field.
of the lontpsfniits were compellpd
,0 ,,.,,. ,, ,eKu'l.ition ppllce uniform.
l'atroliiien hae inner been seen to walk
n,ei,- heats it Ii the alacrity with which
the) ciiclcd Jhe glass at Shibe Park
s each man passed the stand he was
, iheeied on b) the ioars of the utowiN,
Laughter .Mingles Willi Cheers
The most laughable event was the
inmp Ihan .jtl pounds. Huilt like the
nias.ic .Inpmipse wipstlers of iineient
times. ,eeu iitunl "hulls" of the force
,.nM, down tin1 track lanes while the
viands howled with glee. As Joseph
Horloii stunibled ncross the lino, f.ir
AtlTI )IX IttXIHTS
Tt, NTIC CITV N, .1
Worlds Greatest Hotel Success
Dine and Dance in the
FAMOUS SUBMARINE GRILL
Exhibition Dancing by
Americas PrenrierArtkts
Mr. nnd Mrs. PAUL DE CAipO.
On. IKc Occaiv Fronlll
Elcran steriasof Gsmfirt
Special Fall Terms
Wlnatti AJLwcKsya-l
HOTEL OhVILLh 'a
Otr.in i-v !. HUM lJ Ah, hud lienrh.
merlucikEnv bcauliful lawn wnd Kardens Th
pet tiulpird nn') tuoit attractive ninderate
late hotel In Atlantic CIO. Orchestra nnd
danclntr Running water In rooma. Fuhtle
nd rrUnte baths throuebnut. Sferlal full
rates 20 vrek up T7TOMAR M. 0'nrt!V3N
r
M
Vlrslnia ave and the beach. Capacity
"00 Sea water truth- Special American
plan, $4 up dallj; Kuropean plan. '2 up
daliv Modern curative hatha department,
IlWtn limn Owner and Prop
TJ.
lrclnla Ave. rinse lo lieiirh anil Mrel rle
ran. '!', Am, plan, prlv, hatha. rung irate.
U-ator. Open oil yenr, J. I.. I.KKIJS. On ism.
HOTEL WHITTLE X ,A-
,ch Amer. pUn 2 . 0B V.V? alroUS
. .,,-. . n-iLi a i.t
fl 00 up. Uleator Hathlnt? from hottl.
HOTEL FREDONIA
Kurnrran Ulan.
Tnnesaeo Ave. Junt off
, "-'; ,',-'?i,"1,h.5.,;Lc.k.klS.Vrn:
evtry appoint
- -
manaucment
fl--T,r,f "sA,VT-T'tKtrM-T- A 1
I HOI LL CONTINENTAL
Always opm Alwaja ready. Terma mod.
,rate. Phone or write. II. Walsh Duncan
HOTEL B0SC0BEL? Atn2
weekly iihnn- 117 A 13. MARION.
Westminster Kyi Av- neBr r,Mch. El6T'
4.'w.:r:: to.tJjpritob.thftnifc
i a"-r -t u" ki j nit up gaily, u. Munr.
ST. ELMO 12u s' Tenneasee Ave.
Alner Kuropean, Fall rate.
rOCIIMI MOt'NTAINH
Ilelnware tt'ater iap. I.
I i:nj(iv ti": i'imiims nr suti'mn at
THE KITTATINNY
IIKIWV.MIK MATKIt flAP, I'A.
The leaitlnK hotel nf thin fnmoiia reclim.
Open to Dee Capacity mill strictly modernl
aieani heat. Ion: tlree Golf, tennis, lioatlnir:
orchestra Concerts ilaniea. nxreptlonal
cuisine. American plan also a la carte Brill.
Garage. Ilooklet nulo mape unit terms upon
ieiuei.i nun lujuriV COPI3.
t'annitenal,. Pa.
HfllUCi: CAIIIN INN
Strictly modern ItoomB ,n aulla wtih
bath, -team heat Golf ,, ."""Jn,,1,1;
menlB. Gal ace Si.eclal Kail Haiei. tlk"
W J a M n imimi
rlll'.STNt'T 1111,1,. p..
,1N(1 T" ClIANGr, IN I'l.ANH. Ill IT I'
lAwN INN. rilKSTNUT 1111,1,' V,T
MAIN H'I"- TO tll'KSTK. ''" "''
MltS. A. H. IIARKIH. PROP
R WAR HEROES
ATPOLICE CARNIVAL
111! I ,l,u ,.r IMtllnflnlllh n S tlllPRT. I,i lnrklr. 'I'll Mil, .fir., h..tl. .lt...i. .ha aaav .hka.I.. .. -
,,' 1,1,,, , - ,,, . .. , ! 1 ,,.. ,..,.' ' 1 ".in'- inn, 1 111 i,-,-- in, .-,,, rniui ny n 1 rni uiimpici- numn--- ' ' '' s ,
ill Html iii ilip fpiitnip ppnt of tllP tif- iriV.1. CVJ",n', li',?''r- Tnlr,ce"lh I1"'1"' ''I"- ,nd "r-trlal coura--. Day anil Vluht 1 .lOSHPIIS Ot a. IISTlllirt JOSRPH5.
lllll 11 ill Ihi IPii in 77'1, , " . "'. ,l;,,iIv.,1,r''v I,-'"nr4!,1- I" .Morrison Thlrts-I Claasea. Int.n.lve training Enroll frlatlica and friends thvlte.1 to fun-rn
Icenth nniuinl polne athletic carnival. s)',,i,l",,rl",l L1,"1". ,",--"' -iid , any time. Call or write for full ' aeryleea. .Mon. - n m.. Ilaptl-t Horn-, 17tti
, , . 1 .1... 11..1! One-ml.p wall, -!' rat Chns C lliinkliv' .of-fe. Iiarlenlais onrl r,lnon nml Xnrrlq sin. lnl i,.li. . ""-. ''".
r-lipelllllelllleill uonillsou 111 ...in.' eerle. , Xyalter llarrlsni. res-m-. I Ji PIIII.A. lltlSINDSS COI.I.I'.Or ' t.ANDtS Oct 2. HANNAJf f . widow
Hand led them. V, lerlVk1'!'. " l'nCM "T,'- V',l",lr."'e,,!!, f';;,1r,h' Uotf ,nani, Va""" "' Commfrrr ."f "fury 1.,-nlla. K-d M. JtflalfvM anil
Despite the thiealPiung wPather. more 1' "nhlmva , Vilio," """" Tim-' ". '""""' "'- lM.llarinhl- f ty"," "' ",.
ill,,,,, IO.fH.0 ,,P.,nscnnMled the stands " J. ZWHS ,& $4 JJ't l ?$Mk I lSS? ". SAn,, T.. da'u-hter of
! Mice ""fnl ev, ,- :StT A ' 0 "f'he -"''tt-rKo.t 'Wuena --- I iX&&AWM.S!ZlBW ! .W'f.lltt'.Jrr.,! ".'K
successful ell I siM( 111 n. ill 01 11 e -einda , pilv,i tlll)FVtVSTITtlTF 1 ?,'.""'" re-Weiieo. ,Mra. Elizabeth Wlrth. f.09
inoiie, tiikPI, hi b) .he salP .11. Ar! !. lT &$&1W . U.WffifflAJV'W
W'l OP tp I Mil- 111c I11-111-111 in mi- .,11111: hut l.en Hlim n imp intitul ." ". . '.'"":."'-i- I'lf-. . ',in'i n." .-iiu i n. tn lnl. HI Mn
1 IVnslnti I'tind Association. . ""-S""! "" - " .M. llkln.on " """"' """ "pr"lv '"lr"'n '". '
will
H
Mirat Ji.Tn
1IIK l'AI.Mi:it, ----"""
"later (Jim, pa.
WAHIIIXBTOX. II. C.
Burlington Hotel
riva mlnutea frnKi everyihtnr,
American and European PJans
431 Rooms, 222 Baths, 2.50 to $5'
H, ft MU.f.ffilt, Msr Vi,UI-ton. o, Q.1
In Hie Ipnd, lip rpeelipd on of the big
Best orations of tlio nftpnioou.
HiPiopphliiK pvpiiN of tlic nfternnon
was Hip Urst lieut or Hie 100-)nrd
dnsh, At Hint time tlipre were proli
nbly (1(1(1(1 persons on Hie stands. At
Hip rrneli of flip glni tlip nipii wprp off
nnd were elosel) biinelied nt Hip fin-
lull. Ilobert KuucIip, with a T-jnril
linndipiip, lending b, a scant font. I
I lie track started In depp renter lipid
nnd inn directly to flip renlnl stand,
nffordlng mi excellent view of eneli
lprlnt.
in Hip cpntpr of tlip Held tlip boxing
ring was erected. Itonts fullowed one
"""""T In rapid uceesio, nil nf them
iiviiik cinseiy lontesleil li pnlireiiipn,
""I.Vntclied at the inmil) m. Theie'
cr.. no knockouts.
.,,, Smlmnrl
n0.,,, ,, ,. . ... ,
.. .. - - -,. ii'ii iiri. 1111H1- r 11 si ilihn'il
iiio-janl ilaah i: it Wilkinson (lrsl.
lainca K. l.inera.ni. arrnml, ThnmHs Wllhlns.
,,".., to ,-. i.uit.1 nun,
third Tlmi. 111 H
mils
losc-ph V lliirlnn Aral .I11I111
onil: AllMTt M Idell. third
lllll-aril in.l In.n ,,,n
."ill ntiiinil-
, ltlle sil-
High Jutnti Ht K lllaker. first
Selders aernnd (' Keser thlid
.1 f'el III Inchm
Ono-inlle 11111 T Htnnn nrsl
."'i aernml. 1. I HhIkIi Ihlrd
I' W
lli'lalu.
niu-arn oasn i-'irat
Neel. third. I, K llalxh
J. V. THOMPSON APPEALS
iiiu-Mirn inn irr.i T7 i 11 111,1, nn , . .. .
jornliil J-mr H Kmerann, Ihlnt Thomaa tlrivii- ViT"'.j . IUV"B T1"'! ,"' j. , 1 i-imr. i'' " nu-nuenanna av. Int.
Wllltlna. Time 111 wnnii, nomas IIOVV I, AHAifl 3d. who entered Inlo I 10 flr-enmount ("em. Anlo rnnero .
lllll-vnril iKl'i "irTneli welchlnn mer :. Ul " ','r Rr,.Vicr..4. .1I."S A brave anldler f, . teCAII - Oct. I. I'ATHtCK AV. Jit.
pounds Firal .lOMtrih VV llnrton arrnnil . ,"'f"'" ihis nii-im nun uriuner. a oe- ;,'"'; "i"".11'! ."i 1. eiuerine .Aici-flDe l!T-a
John A Rllev, Ihlril Allien l lilell inl,a """' a christian Bentleman. Mntjliens) ami father of Iho Itev. Patrick .ri'
M lllBh Jump- Klral H I' lllaker aeinnd L ,''' " T1 " "', mon of KnalEn .lOSIII'H I -J a ' ;lM, tp' .'71 "V.U 'S f'T? "'. Vi
r V .seidra. thliil C Kerr llelshl 5 r.VUSar.T I' nr.l.t.AK 1; S X who naasril 1 ' i,,',n" ii"',, ?"?."' ?,ir"'l "rRr,B
feel III Inthea 1 awav one jear nco nid.ij Oitnlier t HUH , . i Ihomaa Aqulnna a Church, and Ulv. Nol
ri.......n ..,. .... In II, &. l,. n. t.i . .-.. i.. ..... iS A II 11.. Inllte.l In fnnarnl NlnIS
I"
anker AsUn "?nnrem Pnnrt In pi,,,1 nl i,,.r.,m"i-,"uv,i A' "","",. ; '.' died urtowr
oanrter ASKS bUprcme t-OUrt to Clear,4, lllll. Hearty lowil. Sadly mlased
Him of Embezzling
Washington, Oct. I.-(IS) A. P.)
Counsel for .losinh V Thump, on, for
mer picsidont of the I'irst Niitional
Hunk of t'liinntuvvn, I 'a . today asked
the Supreme Coutt tn dismiss govern
ment appeals fro'iu I'rdcrnl Court ile
itpps (plashing indictments chnruinir
inisiiinlicntiou and enihezleinent of
bank funds
SHOT DURING CRAP GAME
n,. iinnri.l . . ,. ..,., .,.'
nl Villi1 stipet wharf Ibis afternoon '
Ernest Hlnikstone Seventeenth nml
l,rnisi nun hsioui, .-i viuiunin mill
A ii n i n streets, was shot in the neck I
In- n irrniiinip ivlm esciiieil I'.liw.l-i,,,,.. !
Iiv n ttintigcl. whoesi.ipiil I.lackstotie
wns taken to Hie Fpillis-lvnill.l Hos- I
""s, " 'i'" " " ' " ' .uuii-
pitnl.
I
. .. , .
XArPs-i-liriCr KriYincr
- --tj
Pilvate looms for nosing und wrest-
IIiir lessons, uniler the diiettlnn of
si illeil el)p'ts There ale no better
Flvi leu epp IS inere ate no lietter
whjh in Kciinit- t-jiiiiui'iii.1', Heii-reil-
mice anu fennes ness. All instiuctlons
bv appointment. Fees moderate l
f .w m --si- r , ,
i
Central Branch, 1421 Arch Street
MLS1C
LOW ffPh
Y. M. C. A.
IIATIIM, llll .CII
1121 AltCII hTKKF.r
SJ
n VAfJI fW i
m sil l,irl
- ' wu,vl
Orcnnlst of Cnlvnr frrslnterlnn Church
-t rf n nn mm . I
tlviaaml friends. Son Domingo Count II. No ' p t ipsT-v Oct nnsP vvlr. nf
rs-.. Tsm t- n. T.-. Amerlean l.cle 2 IIV P nf A 'invl?.. 'Snd Phlllpsen and dauahter of Charlea
SCHOOL OF MUSIC itu K!l Tun i i m miVniS,11111 Fran-is Wlodlck. ased 20. nelatlv-a
JITlJJl-. Jl 1'lUOlv nolher r1'1M Mnnton at ?nei?r '-Mlth ano-Pin 'nnd friend- Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8.30
HI ml Jt, ) Solemn maas if re.mlem St A v ' "' '" " residence of parents. 2131 K. nirach
rgan lrlavinf ' " ". f ,u lMv-roSa ? j"'evm,-m", -wv Churcb 10
& J S Cem Aulo funeral a m int New Cathedral Cem.
There I- .onstant ilenund for . IHUNlt: Oct .1 ,TV.Mi:S husband of ' arll,'h!1 i'."- '1 ISAIIIII.I-A JIANDBn.
llrcinists for rinirrh I nicer In I m" ' ' "Imle lletallvea and friends In- W- VShiVT,l 'i1";, 'a,'.oh a,,"1 '.mm
I on Tlrture Vheiitre niirl. J",',, lo funeta servlies Ston 2 p in . . i"1',',1 ,2?,1'.N lm,h "' "elallvea and frlenrta
iliir ' sella YnnTses of Inslrm linn 1'U W Plfhersave Olnev Int lulvale 'ml fd ;.i-Mner.i aervli ea Mon 2n. m..
r".''.re5ou for ivle'bent LlK ' '!',, "Tciilf m 'WVl'Wi'' P,",v'v :,H,K'"S, private8 "" " "
line nine nrciin. for lessiin, anil nr...- , .J. P '., .7.' ,s" ,Vn,.on" ,"c ...3 '''.'''V ' ,.!f,"cV.r.i,!., '1. ., r. , . ., . ..
till.
UHlsfftEl Slid rHAiralB 'n'' s,on 's"n m Mttn Kmeralri st '.
Wl-Ml-11 MUM Ha-JIflSJI i Kenalnulon. Maea Chunli ot VWtmlon 0
--11 ------ - w a m Int. Holv Crnna Ceni
t i-oTv 7i IrT. I COVLt:. Oct 3. Mrs. MARY V. COYI.H,
AOLKj CeheSUlUt Otreet .i,-.4 -,?u,-,t '"neral eervleea nt
m. rAAwftjwAvab --V"Cl.MvilinlnEton. Del, Oct. (1.
Philadelphia Musical Academy
(.ermantoun Hninrli
30 East Walnut Lane
Catalogue
JO SKI
,13d Sea son (Jin 3S3i.
II V. CI.AItKK. Ilrc.
-NATIONAL SCHOOL t
e ., . I
wi jjf-u-.ifcn(i Mini jiuiuiy
Little Theatre Bid., 17th & DeLanccj Stt.
Day nnd FJcn)nff Course. Hnsvea la
Publlo Speaking. Diplomas and Dezreea.
D. L. Shoemaker, Principal
T 4 fiiiirifiFi Xfa
The Meredith s';fJI Dramatic Art '
''.
illI.KS K. MKKI.Iimi
ll(-eitar
OtTera comnlete and thorouah tralnlnK in
Kloeullon Dramatic Art rublle SpeaklnB,
I'lav Production, Kducatlonal Dramatlea,
io. H.'inTiihT7iioiri.iVCT:,Vi,7irn .ot
- - i i ' " '
SlNr. RV NnXP
w-"- - -HV Ua I
EDITH WALTON HAMLIN
Sneclullht for Piano Tt-iiflioru
IflfM) Mnwfr ht. I'll. Tonhir 7300 Y.
PHILADELPHIA STUDIO
OF DRAMATIC ART
Private and Class Lessons
527 S. 42d St. Baring 2077 J
DOMENICO BOVE
Violinist
(lIIII.A!"l.rill. ORI'IIKSTRA)
Hole authorized teacher Sevriu fA,i.n
1023 H. 181li St.. or It on in 814. I'reai..., m.
IE.
LESCHET1ZKY ?,',
Nnrmal courwe In l.eprhetlzkv Method;
CHIdren's Dept., Vocal Pept Catftlov,
HAROLD NASON, Director
l-Mlill nf l.earhetlrki
n12.it niKSTsi'T At.
Leefson-Hille C0!JUir.,v "'"
, Mnitrltr lefwon, I'reiililent '
ALL IirtANCHKS OP MUSIC
PUBLIC SC1IOOI. MUSICSI. 1'KRVISIO.N
1BIM.50 Chestnut St.. IMitt.ult, hla
TIOKSCII ItUII.DINO. Oak l.u,,,. "..
I3UIS L.ASSON, PIANO INSTHUCTIO.N
The moat modern and Interesting methods
applied
1714 CHCSl'NCT ST
West Phlla, llraneh. S81H hnrn.. et
""WALTER PFEIFFER""
VIOLIN VIltTl'OSO AMI INNTRl'f 1(111
fond. PhllhMrm. Snc'ety nf Phlla. humrner'.
Wlldwnod. 8Ml.Ho 1710 Chestnut St Phone
St. Cecilia Musical Academv
SJgrS!S- I 1803 Chestnut St
lillltTZ VOICK NTVDIOtc
1530 Walnut St Phlla,
Carnegie Hall, N. Y,. Wednesdays
Louis Sobelman "-W.,,,7M".T'
Advaneed Violin liiitrurtlun. t'lrtutur,
PhiU. Con-crvatory "V,;, "
nlrectom' uiii, arrninn, u van aep i;-ti
K. HOOnrtT, t-acber of, iliiliia;.
iKu .a.' ..."r.. i.T
MOI1T MN(ilM) .'Il'SIf HI'AIIIN-Il TAIIS Oct 3 IfAnV n wife of
The faunilat'on of nil loial enil Inatrumental ' H. Kah- and diuirhter of late William and et Pnr 'co,'l "nnd ciiiTiberlan.l S 1 Tr int J
mime, IV end I1VKNIMI ilanaea nml IN. K'lzabeth Invln Itelatlve, and frienila mav uVtvale Ch? ten Hill. Ce SSn ..;I'lIn" H
IHVini'U. lN-.TIIfniON. Telenhoue. I.Sliw reinatn- Mon until ,. in. at 2710 Pii',n"on -W lilMily oA M (liv A '
Anne McDonOUfh ... . ",-1 private. frlemla tinted In funeral, Mon.. In. m..
Millie mi-uuiiiiuyii Walnut Street rAltltlJLI. Oct i. ISAAC l,nsl.il ,,r i letn lealdeiue .S.rvlcea Cross lieja M. 13.
- "" --- - .. 1 I. ni iii.i .1 r Ii j t rail! iioml U. r l.. .1. . .. I'lmmli I tll iii ... Ii -1 m.1 '... .. .. It c
.....
insurance Folk Form Union
Ncwnrli. N. .!., Opt. 4. To obtnln
I Inprenspd pay mid better working eon
dltlons 1200 employes In tills city of Hie
I'rudentlnl, Mrtrnpnlitnm .lolm Man
cock, rnlnnlnl and several' oilier Insiir-
mice companies have formed n union In
i... I ' .. ,i . . . , . .
ii- Known us up l nililstrial lllsurnnce
.cenis rroiecttve Assneintlon
- -
IIDITATIOVMI.
Ilolli Sex-
Strayer's Business College i
,..,,.., . . ,
Philadelphia m Greatest Butmeit
",;.;
I CM, ,,-rilr nv plwnc for full .... .ur.r-
STRAYER'S.
807 Che.tnut St. Phone, Walnut 384
:Z.ZI :- V. :. --
' ""'i"'""."",r" ",".-' ,r "iiii n'mmi "'."
kiiu'i-unjuih uim 1 11111 n. iirriro- .innrin-nn
- --- -'p.uiiui
Inithic It omen anil (ilrls
l-Tir- i-. 1-k.tt r. . , .rV
Tl4I7 ITADKTITrVi- CPUflM
--- I rtivnuin tJrJKJl
1807 Pine fitrrrt Itronena Od. 1st
Senior. Junior, Primary Ktndeivarten
ltoa nndir 10 ears
I motner. Mrs tILANCIIi; A lftlMljAK.
HISIlOl' In men.oi-v nf r ,,er ,.h
CAiitKitiNi: t:i.iZAiu:fii iiisitni'V "ho
ileparled thla llfp October 4.
1017
tnlR"u i her children
"T"
t'f.ii tieiii-i t- 1 . i i
l...rV".':Vlu:,,' I"".1''!".1!, reineillbrance of
1 . PAT Rl
l4'rtl-tl
SCHWARTZ
-""--I'l
111 ..-.. .. fnXTU'f 1
.r. SCHW'AUTZ.
Uieil Urtnltf-r i. U)A.
iiiiiuiiM ui -un'ii a.
.,.. , . . T1IK.II.,I,,y; a
.. .:.:.." . ' .''". nif in'i.v L viiirtHiir-i
I-.IUU.M. WHO fit parted this llfP Urtnllfr -I,
1018.
Ana .i,,,,. 1
111a mill -rtr'x
Beatti
I
itiniii.. . ,. , , ..."
?.' Jruilc " "'' aim nf Isaac anil the late
Vii..ir, jvi. -' MIA' 1 li.. MU-Jnanil
frirn.i -i; ,j;ii 7 ',i ' vr ' v-.'-;, ";,
BIUIHIP 1UIHI1IK, Hl II I 1 1 til I i I'd HIl'l
a r',:7rr:.k: -"-. ;.''. V.'
Vi rn.iti.i ; 1 .-tn. i.-. . w -...
Al , lnltfcl in fuiier,i Htrvlict-. Alor. II
cm
II P.
IJ-nuln. may b. vl,,.l Sun. 7 u.
f.-f I) York null Int. (irepntnount
. ..V. ..
in '
.iii.1 i il.v net '.' : . x u iii
'I 1 I , ,J
I IN llllMtlltl.WI
''r Hsrvev Armhrusler and Uujhtri of lute 1 MpKNICII! r Oel ,1. WILT.IAJI husband
n.!1?!.. anl . Jl"2..rpt Sphhihii no. it Ji I o" Kllzabeth vteKnlnht Relatliea and
Jtelatlvea ami friend. Invlled lo funeral, fi lends, also Southern Cross Counell No
,, - ''. "' l-3'l I'altthorpe n Int. i s7. A. O K of W c. alao employes of
ut l e,n Auto a-rilce Waslilnittun ave wharf. Penna Ualtroad In.
nAinn -ud.lenlv Sept ao. HAItnT If .'"""" 'uueral Mon . " n m , (1230 Wheeler
husband of (Catherine M Halrd ftiee Stteh- t up"' Phlla friends may call Sun.,'
I uiui aim inn or .lirnei II ami lale i har- ll " ' '"' '"i -n -norian uetn,
, lolte llalrd. iiRed in He allvea and friends MIIVNARIi Oct 3 HATtAlt J MI"T
llnltrd to funer.il ,hin l1 n m . At .1 .fe. N'Mlt) ItHlalli'es un frlr,nfl m.nih... nf
""ur ". I.'')" N UiJi st lleinalns inn he i
viewed huud.iv, f, tn Hi p tn Int. I cm- I
""l Aul1 funenl i
HAliKU (Vt t Ct.lA 5t wife nf '
?','"'" llaVr and d.iuahter nf .lohn ,r mid '
?.'" "'"T'B,ri ,,"",. '".'''. Wsaaini. Jjciu-
o,. "nd friend- linll-d lo funeral Jlon
S:',o, m . r. Silver ( Solemn tequlem
rniis- Cliuuli of the Msltntloll 10 a. m Int
Hon hepulelire (Vm. Auto funeral,
HAnttm'T La I 1 loil.V J son of late
' r.iJnn. "i.,"V '.",'7' '.-'".'."T f.n' widow of Krnost NUsbaum. aged SIT. nela
l fi finer. IM ,n - s. '" V V , ln", "' " ""U friends Invited to funeral. Sun..
N ...mVI";.?1,- M.","'. ''.'l0 ? "' .lyn.:r'-- ;i1--t- tl in . i.1.i Ml Vmn,l Int private.
i,.nl1in, ,;. c. i r , .,, ...
Itenulcm maaa St vtnHrln'i, I'hiitch n a m
i"' j" Anthonv'a tern Ambler J" Auto((nee McHale) wife of 'Daniel' F O'Connor,
IXvlilimV n, l mnv v . .. mi -.,
.l"aU"?n? n ft -,,l.'...t ;'.'" 'i'"
.-.-. .'..v ..; ii m v nil Hnne uniliin ill Aiiu-,nr
.1...
.'."
road Due notice of fitneml Inter i
CAUIti; Oct 2 AN'N'V A , widow nf
f,oula II Carre llclatlvcs and friends In-
vited to funeral Mantua, V J, Mon. 2
n m Tnt )'inonah Ccin. Friends may mil
-juii. ,ic,
CLAI'SIlIl. del 2, Al'OttSr CLAl'SCR. I
aeed SO. Relatives and friends Oenerjl ,
John A lfollea Post. No. 22S, C. A. R , all
sodetlea of whith he vv.ia a member Invllid
I In mi'crni aervircs. ,s-un . Il a m. lirji)
iDeveteaux st Iaund.ile, liiln. Int. prl-
atp. IVniwuuii iVm
t'CJDV Or I TIHV1 II V II I'llliV anr.,1
ri t,.i .,t. . ,i .,... ..
CllOWTHEIl Oct. 3. WIl.I.IAM, huslund
or I. aura X. C'rovvther (nee K"dner). -lireil 3d,
Itelativea and friends Invited to funeial.
.Mnn.. J p in . tOlli Tnrkavvnnna st . KranK-
fllld tnt. Oakland Cem n.unulna inu 1,A
J viewed Sun . S tn 111 p ni
wlclnvv of Ham Dean HelaUveH .. ' temli
Invited to funeial eeivlua at II p in . '
iieimlence of nine. Carrie II SHiouU. IK W '
i i , r. -v. niiiitii'iiiv ii, r 1 rv ., w i
,n,L'ioAh - r -
rvt '.W ftr,'-rtF
Airv Ji,, L, ?,,, ''.nl,.,","t .. " '"" o.3n a. in .Chester 'Helahta, Deiawara
v -,, ii,iuiv,, iimni iiuiv 1.111K1 i
Solemn reouiem mass I'liiiwh nr vinoi
lllcaaed Sacrament 10 a m, Int Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral,
-viETO XiSSfS? jn"iluSln,3.- S&nXv
n.l.lll s. nml fvln.,1. l,..l.n.I . . .
.......... n.... ,,,,,.,1,. III.HI-I, u, IUI1ITI11.
lucq , 8..11I a in . residence of raienta. tS4,t
N 2d at. Solemn riqulem maaa St Mlihaei'a
Chunh 10 a. ill Int Holy Crosa Cem. Auto
funeral
ELLIOTT Oil. 1. .K1IIS Im.'nrl f
ifiKnV M"clhJ,WnS!l !
Maty II Klilott (nee Sotell Relntlvea nnd
IP m. 304l N tth at Int. arecmnojnt
A-9U III ri IIJ 1 UIIl'J ill ffl'V lt't-". in IV. . i
IJpnl. .
1.
friends invited to funi.ral. Sun. n iii
lato rraldeiiie Fort lirflln Id and Penrose
ave Int. Tl Hilly, Lutheran Cem 4
rniMtlS Hit. - ZACHMtlv T Imi
hand of niUnheih Tenls. need 7"' Ite'latives
and fnenda Invited to funeral, Jlon
Sntlll S, Kith et Int I'eumo
ood Cem.
crieuua inuv tan p,un evJ
CJARTTMIVIUIt Of "Ml N. nm, - w
2. JOHN A hualnnd of S Helen Clurll
meler Relatives nnd friend", John J." Ur.'an
Court. No 2.-i2. I'' of A : Past Chief It.inE.
ers li . UI A llllltprl In rnn.,.i unv..la.
Xf .i .i.'..;-. ',".'V "..'".'.c1'
2 n. m . parlois of J Wwiw (-r Ift t
rrtJIl
minster Cem
OOOnWIN Oct 3 RAMHUL aOODWIN.
aBeil 74 Itelativea and frienila Invited lo
funeral servhts, Mon. 2.-10 n m 13"ii
Church at Frank furcl. llemains mav be
i.'f.Y'.'J hm HnLT 7 ' m In'' '"t Cedar
Hill Cem (
i. ,i i i . ;: . ,iuiniii. JVC-mi-
tleB and friends Incited tu funeral. Mon..'
a. i ..,.. uiitiii. intit uorman. item
o . in , in. r.iuore si solemn mass of re- .
iiuleni ( hureh of St Th.mms Aqulnnc HMO I
a m Iny Hoi Cross Tnn "
nilWlhO.V - Oct 2. THOMAS. hbind uf
Martha ilrejmon RelaUes nnd frl mIm i-i-'
120 h. jjinraater aye, Ardinnre, Pa Int.'
r''i'o. H".1"." i,". me,cti lrnl" Valine
'"miiv'vMiy.", lo" 'S14'.' "...m' . '
ri.SSlKJSSfiT11 .".Jf-l!: ' I ANK II
j,, i.i.iuin, ui .io c. inn si., aneu ui,
Relatives and friends Invited tn services
Krl.. 8 p. m.. Armstrcnu'B, JU27 and 1U2U
XT ljn,.n,l nt In, n. (.... -vwv
av, -J, vail !. tllti 1J I V 11, II.
HAUKNKIt Oil. a, CATHARI.NI", vvhfovv
of .Michael Haefner Relatives and friends
Invlled In funeral, Tues.. K a. m.. les de ee
iiivuru ,i, ..T.ni, me.., n m. in., lesiaenee
of daughter. Mrs. Anna Ilorzner. 29J2 W i
yllri'f n.v iv, ninn iiiubb oi retjuiem
rnrnUi Chrlftl Chureh tl a. m. Tnt nHuat
ioly Redeemer Cem, Remains may by viewed
Men.. 1 to i) p. m Auto funeral.
IIAlNna. Oct. t. at Wildwood. N .T i
THARUHS T , husbnnd 1 Ida Hatnen (nee
punn). ased rn ReUthen and frlenn-t,
leo Oeorso W, Kendrlck Jr. I.ndss. Nn, j
0(i. r huh n. i t ni prn unn ne
nnhllrHn riuhi Pol(- Dent, of flth niUrlef.
ard nil nortcHei of uhlrh he was rqenbe.r
Invited io fujiera) sfrvlceB. Mon., X p m ,A
tion CallowhlR f. .Jnf. Northwpod vCem,
KcMalna m3 t Tlowed Sun.f 3 p, lQ.iv in.'
Church Ilia in Int erivale. ;li...'i'. ,. ..' ...",.. ol "ri.".,...;".V"" " v
tlOMOHnilTV flei J line 11 in r v '-"";.".. "" "..'" . '"7. :li-.' !"""' '. V--". .
Vv"hf;rUrl,"of"hin.3l n5"?--?-, .'oSeVihl':Y"ne7atH7nd,'frlendV lilted
and friinda InvltV Vn fnnSri.r'',Minel-,Hi! ,n h'"""1 '"leea. Mon.. S p. m., reflittnea
anitrrienda invited to funernl m0 8:3o nf nl(UKhl(.r, ,Mr, Ann, Ranhe. 2020 N.
a ni . rarcnia residence. U'll s. Mat at. 'r.,n .t in, ...i,.i. ntA.,...n r'- t-.
iit-ii in luiirmi. .Mini,. II,. i U a m rPHKlPtif '- " --int. .-mi iuii-i-i a
of nuither. Mra Jone it, .Stntt .- 47 11 eeh. , III. ,S -Del. :i. J AltV A widow of 3
wonil at GermantovMi, Int Chelten II 111 t1"1'." W". "K"'i Sl' l1t""1:,' ", " ' rlenos M,
(icm.iloiy llemalna me tie vlevv.il sin inv ted to funeral service, W .. m., m
eve m ,s ' 'I'1"1' '. re Idenca of ann-ln-lavy Charles p Jailtaon. 9$
(lltll'TITH Oct 'l vvnitin i .. .. 4(in l'lm et,. Camden N, J. Int. nrlvute, 4
mains inav bi! ilen ihiiii iVn.."'' reral servhea. .ill Monday, nl 2 p. m. ti?K
illllllil'll n,i i ii,.-! A'?." "'. ,m . lesldemeof son. Claude H. Wiley 2I'I1 A IM
,,u , '' ,.'TUc'' 's Ail L, 1.1 A -M., w dow of J.;!, ii lnl Worth ''edar Hill Cemil. W
!.'.nUi5 1tn'1",r.lor" S' ' I'ranKentield Sons, Jvil.KlN At Woodlnlry, N, J. Oi t. S. ffi
120 h. jjini'-ater aye, Ardinnre, Pa Int.' vhVncI''H ' WII.KINS. ave.l SI W ,'4
I . .n.awtin V
, ki Jn u HlrS1.-
I. ANDREW, hunbufifl 0'
iniaiii,, nnn r.Mna
v, m rnniiuv or i nurcn nr uur Iady Ot
viriorv. invited to funeial. Mnn., 8:30 am.:i
TH32 Chpnlniil t wt Phlln Solrtfin re-1
milfm imm ChiircK of Ou Iad of Vlctorj
" ii. m, in, jiniv t rout ueirt.
. ItlUSrilt.Rlt. ot. .1 lt tli- Hotel Wn
llf, .MUHUH. hilKl.nnd nf Inln nanlln.
rl,.r. bct.I 7n7 .til-live- nnd frlenfli.
rum-w i.od-e. No. i'ln ' p. nnd A. M.J
Anuntiiin Clt) Chapter. It. A, M. of rotti-
1 ' '" invu-n it' mn-rni --rvices, .HUn..
IJIinil h rn . narlora of Morris tlninraft
Son 2iirii N. (lroHit -t, Int. Jit. Slnal Ccm.l
i jiii,iiv ninn non-rs, j
. lttllHT. At 2111.1 N' 27t!l it.. Del S.1
ij.n'i; ni.vcitui.irri;. widow of John!
iiir-i. ncpii us. Ilelnl en and fr enil- In.,
.,'."' '.". funeral -eivlp-a. Mon . 2 p. m
' I'l e- It. Iinlr UUIg . ts;o Clieatnut ." Int!
" "''
IIM t?. Dr. n u'Tt.T.i r i,...f.n-.,t in
W M-,r,l"' iila'MvnirVrlmvltT.iJ
,'", "'' itm;, Jinn, in m.. reairt-ncal
I lnnn'-V;V,,p,V'"fVn,,: om'vU'VH
JSIV"S rriR?H.7KSn"'hSi52!. F'U
J'AV '' '"'.W.n. "t-ftl .?T -Vuneral'sufl
1 i...;' " i.niiH. o'nic uwrnncir jhb
. , - " "i '' 1 nntir vc ill.
1 it. 1 nun 11 - 11 in n -i a iiam ni r-.
rv - Onm I11a..Ih1
I.TiN.Vo.v ftri y At.irin r ,i...i.,.al
or Inle iinbcrl and Ann I.ennnn rtelatlvfal
""' ,rl!n4' .."V.iien in luneral Jlon.. :30
a m. R2.l II VVnnillnwn nvn nerr,,nnlAU,n
Solemn rctiulem ma- Immmulale Conean. .
J,'0" Church 10 a 111. Int Old Cathedral
nf J I Mam Marriott (nee Cl-ments), a-cd 4B
fl-tattves and frlelnla IliMtrd tn funeral
r-i.iir-i. imn . m r m.. PHriors or .loan F.
a. m . 171 1 H. IKth at Solemn high ma-a
?i ."""'""I Bl. l"".' AHUinaS'S CllUreh
fu'n"" P' "' Jm- ",y x-ro" uem' Au
MeCOIlMfCl Oit .1 .TKNN'IC wife of
miniK mi iiriiutit runerai, 10 wnicn reia
, Uvea anil friends are Invltrd. Mon. 7.an a
i-HinrK ni ormicK runeral, 10 wnicn rela-
m 1813 Rnselierry at Maaa or renulen
Church of St Hlonka II a. m Int: Hoi"
r. ...... r.
. .- -.
lMH" ril.
I ll.illltlll I VI it.. 1 . I-- n
Oct 1. Brifi.'
Will), son nf h(p .InniPM nml Mr- Mr.
ivicliijIim - ru)ipniy u
(,eehHli' uf l-i.l1lvt Countv Dontical, lre-1
nmi Ala
in nn iinru -ii iieini t-n Hiirt irlenda in-
Vlfprl tfi funornl. Mnn R .tn a ui OllvAf WJ
... ... . "..". " -- -
iwiir itjcitj , iKL'd L'hpstnut Bt. Solemn refl
niuf-m iiihbr inurrn or St ChHrlea Horromerl
I" n tn nt. Hnlv CrriKH (m Tlpmaln4
irm it ieupd Sun e.n Autu funeral,
Jlr(ll.'TV Mni rnuunn a.. im
lonn nf IM ,-.,! -.,! Mar.. iinini,, f Conf
- " in iHie Aiinip Aicumiy inee unrr; ana
rion
I Irelflnrl Tlclatlvpfl and frlendd.,
'o
' . .7ip .swiMy . or tJprpu-i nriaua
ycn. in o, d ., a o. ii . rian-a.ua.ua
jurpaniatmn and prnpioicn of I'enntylvan la.
i i? ir,,n.,i . f,.iw,.i a .Jrt' m
IF&" . "S. L'iS&"S "."Shia
.n.i.i- i n. n.ili.i. ,;.ni..i "rtjiwii
" ornu- inriii in a rn.
Int Holy Sepul-
mm i em Aiitn rnn-m
Klftli-lh llaijtlat Chuich lnll.-i to funeral
fi rv Icea Tuea . : p. in 2012 V Jlarvlne at.
Int private Itemalns mav be viewed .Mon.,
i i" " n rn
MOOHI" Oct 1" DAVIl) O )uiband o
Jione i. .vinore aeefl 2 Iieiatives an
friends Phila and Camden Kerry Re e
Asso . Invited to funeral Mnn 2 d. m.. ,41
Klevens at Camden .V .1 Int. private
IIveiBreen Ceni Krlenda mav call Sun. ev
viismmi nt I'limssi iv
1M 'mm v em. vmil novvera.
,i,,.,-s-x.r,i n... .,....- . mr....nn
neiauvea aim Irlends Invited to funer.il
I!". - .1 ..""' h in., residence of huaband. .'(KIT
llth at
Solemn requiem mass Church
n f.nlnh.nv
.. .'.' . -- '
in a. m Int. New
ualiuln
vldnw of Thomas lretlvvirh. accd SI flela
Hvea and friends Invited to funeral ervtce,
Mon 2 p m resldenc- of daushter, Mra.
H' Hoivnrd Williams. (123 I.akevtew drive,
Coiliiiffawood. N J. Tnl private. Friend
in. i leu f,i;n ilier I n m
QUINNf. Suddenly, at Key West. Fla..
Sept. 23 .lA.MI'.S. inntof Kdward and lata
Msr.v Qulnn (ned Malinn). Relatives and
friends anidleia nnd anllors of Phlla Navy
yam invileu to runeral. .vion . H::(0 a. m..
"Idence nf .Mrs. Mnry McOulsan, 2332 V
Mu Iter s( olfnin rrqufr-m hirbr St.
Mlr-hncl'H riMMi-h 10 h m. J 11 1 New Lathe I
drnl Cmi Auto funeral I
RIIfriinrtT Ocl 3 WITJ.IAM, huitmnrl I
of Cflthorine Iteirhert (nee Konrad), asted Oftg
nrlatlr. and frienela inUted to funeral,
Mon . 8.30 .n m., 11144 N. Orianna st. Sol
emn reuulem mHns St ItonlfacluB'B Church
10 n m. Int. Holy riedoemer Cem Auto
funpral
niVKRS,-Oct 3. HLIZABETIT. widow of
Joseph J, Rivers Itrlathes nnd friends,
i:. I. BkKer Circle. No. 8ft. Ladles of the
(1 A. It., nnd the conKrejatlon of the First
Christian Church. Invltrd to funeral servlce-i.
ieidenre of Charles A DanlpU. M17 M.
. . . . ... ...--- --. ...
Sim f l" n n m ' rrit "ill laid" Cemtty ""
IIOBIN'SOJ "t re" Mem e 1001 s' lllh
,t ' 'Vi i:'l.l zcniyril v lAiTr-M.-er: LVJI
h!,a" llMn""- 's"vl -tl z
fm,n
maln mav be lewed Sun . 8 to 10 d. m.
li I "O 1 I urn In nam u Tl. Amn I
SHIRKY. Oct. '.. KATH. widow of Henry J
,. .'Mlirv llliniiir, H.IU llicillll,, l.tlin
I.enane Council. Nn. 110. D. of P.. invited t
funeral service .Mon. 1:30 n in., realdencal
01 niece, .Mr-, .noma u.iiiy, ij.iaa js'. .Ilnrvlne
et Int. HlllKide Cem.. via funeral trolley!
jtt-iiin him iiiiii ii" vieiveu nun., i io 11 n m. '
STOI.I,. Suddenly. Oet WIM.IAi
FTOLL, Jr , husband of late Jane Casalii
SHJS'S-- ln '"
mou. iteiaiives ana irienas Invited to fit
!,," - V.W.'l.V,1 - ;.'... - .1 ,J.r.u '....R"?Pfna..?J'
1-IH-.-IT nr-.- -ii r. . . .. . -.-
i.7 ri , .1 i -"- "iimitiu,, nKCVk
i H'lHinva hiiu irieiiua m uea 10 luneral
from II In 7 30 n m
i TItUITT At IlrMRrnnrt, N J Oet. 2,
RI.I7.A J.. ' lilow of Cant John V. Truitt.
meed "S. Iti'litlvea anu rrlends Invited tn
funeral serv Icea rirldeennrtf N J,, Mon., 2
VON 1IAVD. Oct. 2, JOSEPH f. VON
HAY1), ion of Charles IF, and Frederic-lea
V Von Hnd (noe Uuno), Hffed L'7. Rela
iUes nnd friends Invited to funeral, Man., i
p. in , renldente of parentH, 121 n, Upnnl
st.. Qermantown, Int. nrhnte, ivv Hil Cem
WAIKi;U Oct 2. HK.VRT C. husband
- Jennie Walker (nee Wftl NK RelHt-vn
"IL'il H l!)th nt Solemn mi8& of
rmui m thurth uf St Monica 10 a, ma
Int. Hoh Cioms Crm.
WARHK.V Suddenly. Oct J, WILLIAM
U WARUnX, pd (12. nelatlven and
frlendi. tmulojes of -inth st. and AVoodland.
ave. car o.'rn, -iutn waru ttepubiicun ciuo,
Invited to rnnerul, Mnn,, 2 p, m , 17H4 P.
ftflth et, West Phlla. Int, Mt, Morlah
i em r 1 1 -tin n iiin-f --rtii nu,, iinrr i ii, m.
WRWH,- Oet, 2. IIMMA CAROMNK. wf
nf Hirrv C WeliB nnd dnuhter of rnrnlin-
And Ute- Chail--s Truthcm R(lntlve,s and
filtnds Invited to funeral M-rvUea. Mon,. 2 ft!
t1 " - 4-"- I''!dv Tv.. W. I'hUa Krlendi'l
JJytyl--W unialn-i sun. after 7 , m Int. &
imJVncI'H lif WII.KINS. 'ml .',1 R,i: 'I
uvea and frlenil,, Invited tn funeral. Ston.. i
1 llll ". ni rcrldence nf cousin,-Itjrtln U)ek. (S
nnn D' ;. st . Paulahoio. N J Int, prl. V
vale. I'.kiiiikvoii cin. . i.
VW.I.KK. In Invinlt meniorv of AUfltW.
TINB T. ZBLI.P.n. who d'ed Oct n. una. -I
m rv ma Hal Will ISft fl si ir O 1 fnii .. I.
Anill Cln '..-. --.-...,., viiril, lit, -
7 IV. m.. for the happy repose of hl spul. at,,li
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