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HELFFERICH DEFIES
COHEN'S INQUIRIES
Refuses to Recognize Deputy
and Pays 300 Marks for
Insult
PROBERS ARE IN QUANDARY
By Hib Associated Press
llerlln, Nov. 17. Dr. Knrl IIclfTc
Tich, former (tornina vice clinm-ollor,
iho ins fined .'100 marks for refnMns
to nnswer n. question ly Heputv Cohen
nt the inquiry of the sub-iminittcc- of
the assembly on wnr responsibility,!
counted out the money nntl placed it on
th table.
Deputy Oothein replaced Ilerr Hcr
muth as rlmirman, Herr Wcrmtith
IiaviiiK declared bis dNiKreenient with
the committee's decision The new
chairman became ciir.iKoil al Ihe ensuinc
demonstration In the speclatois and
threatened to exclude the ticwspippr
men nii't othrrs it there was a 11 peti
tion Deputy Cohen, who Mai the rnuw of
the imposition of the line, nsKnl Doc
tor Ilelfferlch his irasons for the snub
Tlio foimer nc chain ellor i barged the
leader of the Independent Socialists
with bnviiiK incepted funds from .loffc,
the Ituxsinn Itollirw-t propacandist,
and said thnt with tliose funds tlie rndi
eals bad tarried on their propacatidi,
rpSiiltiiiK in the "niellinR" of tlie fi out
and Reneral internal collapse, lie said
be (ould not iciosnie Cohen out of
patriotic motnes
"ou inn iirosectitc me to the limit,"
he added. ' but no power on earth can
force me to answer Cohen."
Diptitj Cohen denied the charges and
blttcilv attacked Ileirfcric h's Pan
Herman agitation. lie accused him of
rieinc responsible for tlie Cierun.ii
breakdown.
Copenhagen, Nov. 37. Philipp
Kchclclimann, former Herman elinncrl
or, untitle in the Vonvnerts. fcn.vs he
considers (Sprinany really in the power
of the reactionaries.
"The entire iirmj," he writes, "seems
to bo at the disposil of the reaction
aries "I'nitj of the working classes
has become n bouden dutj."'
JENKINS FREE ON PAROLE
U. S. Consular Agent Under Techni
cal Arrest In Kidnapping
.Mexico City. Nov. 17. (Hy A. P.)
Dispatches f I oin Puebln today assert
that William O. Jenkins, American
consular agent at Pitcbla. although
technically under arrest charged with
false statements in conneitiou with his
recent ndhuctlou bv the bandit lender,
l'ederlco Cordinn. is gheii freedom of
the entire clH on pinole
Jenkins, follow lug bis nirest, re
quested to be lodged in jail until the
matter wns !!na!l settled, but the of
llclnls refused. It is cxpictid n lire
llnvlnitry lunilng will take plmo todin
The arrest of Jenkins ciitne nftc
twelve peons bud swotn to statements
before n judge in Tin bin, declaring that
JenkiiiH hnil been seen in compnm with
Cordon, who accomplished his recent
nbductlnn fiom l'ltebln, under no re
Ktrnlnt and under nppannt undersitntid
ing with his allegid taptors.
MEXICO DENIES ARMS STORY
Declares Foreign Minister Isn't Seek
ing New Contracts
Mexico lil. Nov 17 illy A V 1
Denial that (icnrial Candldo Agmlar,
Mcxicnti foreign minister, went to I'll
rope to negotiate noiv contnuts foi
munitions is made b Juan liarragon
chief of stnff for Piesidciit ( 'minimi
The statement s.i.vs Ins cir.md was
to nrrniue with f.u turns in Iiclgiuin
and Spain cither for shipment of nrnis
and ammunition or the i ct urn of uinnov
paiil ns initial paunenN on coiitr.uts
ciitired into riming the Diaz and
Ilucit.i regimes
NO VERDICT ON VATERLAND
Supreme Council, However, Gives
German Tankers to Britain
, Paris, Nov 17 (lly A. P.) The
stntus of the Impcralor and other Ger
man ships aggregating 170.000 tons,
now in the possession of the United
Stntes, was discussed by the supremo
council todav, but no action was taken,
(!rrut iJritnin bns claimed that the
action of the I nltcd Stntes shipping
board in retaining the xesscls violntcs
tbo ngrecment in the council that they
should be turned over to the llrltish nB
Koon as they bad finished transporting
American troops.
The llritish representatives today ex
plained that lliiglnnd was crowded with
men from the colonies eager to return
to their homes in various parts of the
world, but whose return was being de
bt) cd because the United Stales wns re
taining possession of'tho (iennnn ships
in New York harbor.
The council decided that the oil tank
steamships Germany now Is surrender
ing bo taken to tho Firth of Forth nnil
entrusted to the guardanship of Great
Britain.
Tuberculosis Da Set Aside
Harrlsburg. Nov. 17. Governor
Sproul lias designated Friday, Decem
ber 5, as tuberculosis clay in the schools,
December 0 for the synagogues and
December 7 In the churches of the state.
.Winierless
California
where the Sun is on the job
Sao vrnir li ili your crowning
plon by tlitlv ii- of our T.vtrnrt
of ftntlmriil") if th- root bulbn
nr not cteitroi! thli cfTe tlf
hnmiliM preparation Hill produrn
ti lustrous KrowtTi of healthy hnlr
and clo vmr m alp health HnJ
comfort
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UONnr In memory of our dear friend
CHAnLES J rtONEV. Jr , who enti-red
heavenly rest Nov IT, 1010. r & H
TAGGATIT In und and lovlncr memori of'
by dear daughter llATTin I.UD1X1W TAO
QAnT, who depnrUd from thla llfn Novem
ber 17 1018. Sadly misled MOTIIUR.
Bcatljsi
Anni,MAN nvv in, samuhi. adeiv
MAN' will bo buritvi lues Re'atUrs and
friend Invfted to funeral services, '2 p m ,
C333 Market st,
AHIIKNS Nov 15 JOHN IT . eon of
John ana Josephine Ahrrns fnce Ochspii-
reitner) Rplathen and frlendi
01 u, h s ix)ulti.ina llelnl
invuea to runerHi ser Ippb
PftrentB resldenco 172ft N. "Wnr nock nt.
(Ilth and Columb'a avo ) Int Northwood
Om Auto funpral
ANDFIHWS 'nv 14. RAMlTHf bnnband
nf Into Annie Andrews ated 71 RpUttrs
and friends Oriental Lodfte No TR" V
and A M Columbia II A Chanter. No 01
pmj)loeH of Jlureau of Water, lnlted to
funeral perxlces W(l 2 n m "till bar
ren M Int WpI UuM Hill Om
HAL.inviN Sumli, Nov lit nt her real
dene-, M'nshlnRton D O. KVm IRVING
widow of Henr lUldwln and daushler of
the lite A Of?dvn Divton Tuneral services
and Interment, St James tho less. Wed ,
Nov in 2 r m
MIDDLE Nov 11, HAFUlinTT widow
of Geornre W niddle. appd 8S Uelatlvpi
and friends, also the directors of Odd Tel
lows' Home, Incited to funeral nerlces
Tues 2 p m , Odd Fellows Home, nouth
cast rornpr 17th and Tioga st Int private,
Alt Peace Cem, Camden N. J., papers copy,
HhAUK. Nov I ft MAItY BUZAB1311I.
daughter of lute Edward and Uella Ulack.
Relatives and friends emploves Cluett-1
Imdv Co.. Invited to funernl, Pmnk W.
Ulttrrllch h realden.e 3'T1 N llth st
Wed H10 a in. Hlirh mass of rtqulcm
St Stephen's Church 10 a m
IIODKIN Nov 14 WILTTAM C, lmq
band of Esther Grow and son of Henry and
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Though hturdily made ac
cording to rigid U. S. Govern
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Can Also Be Used by Women and Boys.
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A Christmas without music is only half complete. Every home should
have music for Christmas and Heppe's are prepared to supply the best that
the world produces in the standard forms of musical instruments.
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Bnrhh B. Bodkin, nited 22. rtrlatlvra and
rrlonds, Gump No. Ill, r. O. fl. of A ln
vlled to futiTnl, Wed., S p. m . rnrnts'
residence 473R Pllvorwood st.. Manayunki
Ta. Krlfnda may call Tues. ev. Int. Wct-
minaicr Com.
noVNICk-, Suddtnlv. Nov. 14. WIT.T.TAM
KDWIN BOVNICK. nlatlv and frlndn.
nil orsanlziitlona or which he waa a member.
Invited to funeral aervlcen Tuea.. 2 p. m..
nl7 Moore, at. Int. prhnte. rtemalna may
be viewed Xlon . 7 lo 0 p. m.
rtOHDE5! Nov. 12. rtATMOND V., hua
band of Anna M. Bordea and aon pf Alfred
and rtoae Llordea rtelatlves and frlenda,
Tlora Iron and Steel Co and William B
Vare, Aaan . Invited to funeral, Tuea , 8 80
a. m , 2117 R Chadwlrk at. lllKh maaa of,
requiem Bt, Monlca'a Church 10 a, m. Int.
Holy Croaa Cem. Auto aervlce.
rtOSTOCK Nov. lr, CIIAIU,KS IlAX-
tkh, nusoann or lato Miirv I.ukena noatoiK
(nee PkhIIiie) lata of New llrltaln. Ta .
ared 7V IlelaUiea and frlenda Invited to
runerai, Tuea ,2pm residence or aon-In-law.
Henrv 1 Ilevan. ftor, rarker ave ,
Colllntrdale, Delaware counti Vn Rrmalna
may be viewed Hlon cc llucka county
papers com
iioyi.i: Nov. in, nniDOi:T, widow of
nernard Jiovie. Tieiatlvca and rrienua in
lled to fmeral Thura., 8 10 a. m. from
llln H 20th at , Solemn maaa nf requiem
nt St Charles Cliurch.10 a m Int Cithe
dral Cem Auto aervlre. Omit flowera,
nncNNAN Nov in tiiumah i hus-
band of Ilrldcet Ttrennan (nee Costello
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Tues n 10 a. m 811 Htrch st , Camden,
N. J Solemn rentilem tnnsn Chtirrh of the
Holy Namo 0 a m Int. Cahary Cem. Auto
luneral
nniCIC At Marlton. N J Nov. 14,
CAIlOLINi: K. imiCK, widow of Samuel
P Ilrlck aced til) Itclntlvea and frlenda
Invited to funeral, Tuea , 2 p m , Marlton,
N. J Int. Coleatnwn Cem. Train leaves
Market at. ferry, Thlla . 10 30 a m.. for
Marlton
nniHimv Nov ir. wit. 1. 1AM husband
of Allro M ltrlslOM Ttelatlvea and frlenda
milled to funeral serucea 'lues p m ,
Uir N Sartaln at. Servlros and Int prl
Mite. Wed a in Allenton, To and
Pittsburgh li paoera -M" .
IKlSIinT Nov. 10. SVI.VVN (irtAlIAM
IIUSIIIIY Jl r . lined .-.1 nelntlxes and
friends, Ionic I orlne. No IM 1' nml A M ,
members of Camden Hoard of Health (.am
den City and Counlv Medltal Societies an 1
dlrntors of Hronduay Trust Co Invited to
funeral Tuea. 8 p pi . r.llS Iladdon ae
Camdetl N J Int We1lllle Ta Wed
Train. leHea Ilroad St Htntlon Ham
CAMPIlIII.t, Nov 15, MAfltlAItnT.
w Idftw of John Campbell Itelatlvia and
friends Invited to funeral Weti 8 a m .
710 ftnkes ne.' Collllllawooil N J. Mass
St John's Churth ColllnKsnond " N. J II
a tu Int Holy Cross Cem . rhltuuciplila,
CASIiy Nov IT, ANNA dslllhtcr of
late Inhn and Srah Casey (nee Law rente)
ltelatles and friends InWtcd to Tuneral,
Wtd , 8 111 u m , umle's resbleme William
P. Casev iij.t WestmltiFter ave West
Phlla Illsh nnas Church nf Our Lady of
Vic torv 10 a m Int Hoh Cross Cem
CASSIDY Nov in ANNA, widow of
Tatrlek Cassldv (nee Dornell) Ilelatlvea
anil friends lnlled to funtril, Wednesdav,
8 .10 a m 2141 II Serccant nt Sol
emn requiem mass st Ann's Church ill
a m Int, Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto fu
neral CHAll Nov 11, MARIB wlfo of I.udwlK
Char (neo I efder), asrd 40 at Sprlnafleld
township IJueks rount To I'uneral,
Thura ,1pm Int Sprlnirfleld Church
Cem
CI.ARK13 Stlddrhh at Vlncentown N
J . Nov. 14 J09i:rH I.HWIS son uf LouHa
Clarke, acd 5 etrs 8 months Frlenda
of fHmll Imlted to funeral Tues It a m
residence of uncle, Georue II Uorel R,1
I.ion st , Vtncentown N J Int nrUate,
Odd relloa' Ctm . Pemberton J
CLUGSTON. Nov 11 SARAH 12 wife
of Robert Cluifaton affed r7 Itelalhes and
frlenda membera of Organized Church of
tho Latter Day Saints Inilteil.to funeral.
Tues 2pm rchldence of husband 324J
Tfolm ct Tn, CK Mii.l.h I'.ni
CONCANNON Nov 15 AONKS wire OE
ueia-
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nd
Ro.iirv Sr, leiv ntul P'rrmHCjtlnn of tha Caltll.
I Invited to funeral, Thurs , 8 30 a m , resi
dence or hei sister Mrs James K ll lini
S Talor st .Sohmn hlKh mass of re
quiem St llrtmond a church 10 a, m Int.
Hol Ciitfb Cem
COSTA No 10 mir.nv wife of late
I.ouls Costa Itesldeme. 1207 Wlndrlm ave ,
Logan Duo notko of funeral will be
Blen later
COYI.C No 14 HIIOH E son of -t
Thomas and nn Cojle Uclitlvti. and
frlfids Invited to funeral. Tues 8 10 n m .
I.Ueziy lane Itoxborotitrh Solemn requiem
mass Chur"h of the Holv Tamltj 10 a in
Int 1 Patrick's Cem V, latnen
CURI.r.Y Nov II JOHN, husband of
Catharine C'urlej. RelatUes1 and friends
Invited to funeral. Tues 8 30 a. m 100
Mt Carmel ave . Glenslde, Pa holemn
hlph requiem mass St. T.uke'a Church. Glen
slde, Ta . 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem
DAWbON Nov. 14 TIIOMVS. hushind
of Maraaret Dawson (nte Wilson) and son of
late Daniel and Agnes Dawson Rdatlves
and friends members of lleacon Presbvterlan
Church Master Overs' Asso of Thlladel.
nhlaj James 11 Ulalne Council. No ("till O.
of I A Columbia Lodite. No 02. K ol Pi
emploes of Thomns Dtwson Co Invlled to
funeral services Tues , 2 p in 2018 K'
Clearttell st Int prlv ite, East Cedar Hill
Cem Remains may be viewed Mon , a
to 111 n m
DUNTIIY Nov 1,1 FRANCES wlfo of
Mlchail Dunphv Relatives and friends Su
danis 1) V M Invited to funeral Tui s ,
8 10 a n Vll.1 Torrdalo avi. Solemn
requiem mass bt Leo'a Church 10 n. m. Int.
bt. Dominic's Cem.
Ul.DKR. Nov II) ANNA AIARY widow
of John Elder, airid 70 Relatives and
lrlenda Invited to funeral services. Tuea .
2pm IVptlst Home. 17th and Nurrls sis
Int prhate
,, lii.i HrTii Nov io jAcon iionimrs
till, I RUTH husband of Alice R I.lfreth
inco uu Ilols) Ilelatlvea and friends. Lodge
No 4J2. l snd M Philadelphia, nnd Na
tional Asso. of Retail Druggists. Invllul to
funeral hervlten Wtd 2pm 2001 N
Uth at Int private
IJVi:s .Nov 10 SUSAN. widow of
OHorge. Uvea Relatives nnd friends In
X'1. to funeral services 1 e- 2 p m,
71 i bhlrtev Bt . (lbth nnd Fairmount ave)
Int private
I 'AW I1IORP Nov I." AIIRAHWI, bus.
band of Ami Mil rawthorp Relatives and
friends also U S Orant. No 103. ,F. of
A Invlled to funeral, Tues , 2 p m v 3314
J " , '"t (Irtenmount Cem Remains may
b V, i'SS'1 V.nn 8 lo 10 p m
Tf.'fc?-No!. ."'. 'ARY A. widow of
John flea Relatives nnd friends Invited
resl.l M.""" CrVlCV ,Wed 10 " "' '
resiueiite of son n law. Jnmis Tllll.lhlll
,iI0J Kmslngton ave Int Mt Peace Ctm
I llennlns may be viewed 'lues, after 7
FLI-ON Nov 1" IILLA TLCXON
rnnJ1!1 ne'atlves and friends Invited 'to
bn.SIn'j l."ie" ,' 1L 30 " m residence of
husband, Charles riexon S10 Newton ave,
-h r"' J ,5ervkes Methodist l.plsiopai
Church Cross Kejs N j 2 pm. Int
Ji,.5 i Kp." n. J. Auto '"neral Remilns
may bo v'twed Mon eve.
,. ,,'' Suv ,4 BUSH, diuehtor of
lato 1 nderlck and Margaret l'uulk Rela.
fives and f rli nda Invited to funiral services.
Tues, 2 p m, St Matthew's Protestant
i.r scopal Ihunh, ISih and (llrard ave Int
private West Laurel Hill Cem Friends
mu call, n') Cambrldso st., Mon, after
7 n m
T-,rnY "N'i; !"' HITA. wife of n'ard W
I O (nen Sulheiland). In her 22d sear
Ilelatlvea and friends Invited to fune-al
services Wed 2 p m from 1S.14 N 13th
at Int l.ast Cedtp Trill nAm rfnmoina
m IV lie Viewed on Tues afler 7 n in
(lAr.T.A,ltTI-I, . .... n,.-i, t
husbnnd of irirgaret M Osllagher (neo Fltr.
iiuui ,,e
v-ounc
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nrtl ,l,lnmf.te. - CONCANNON Nov 15 ACJNKS wife c
inJ ?llnd iMni, "Patrick Concanncn (nee McDonnell) Rein
?vJ ""i-"m" llvn and filende. Hi Kdmoncl'a II V i
J w.rmRi ll Modality League nf Sacred Heart Altar an
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Prices lange from $395 upward.
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Prices of Victrolas range from
$25 up.
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the purchase price.
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Downtown
1117-1119 Chestnut Street
Uptown
6th and Thompson Streets
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-., u.v, .v.i-iniii, u, inreign wars, empios
League Island Nav Yard Invlled tn fi
1II1S Waverlv at
Solemn h'gh mass of
Church 10 u m Int.
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Westminster Cem
OARWOOD Suddenlv Nov 14 Jl SSE
A. Husband of Ida Garwood, a -ed 01 Rel i
tl ves an friends membera of Phlla Police
Pension Fund cmnloves of n G. Hudd Mfg
i:0. oVifl,'1! funeral services Tues, 3
n.'i?8J1 N ,,0,n Bt Int Northvvood Cem
Ralns mi Le viewed , n n m
OAW Nov 1-,, VIROINIA C. wife nf
lato Jamea H ijavv llisldence 2.'7 W.
S ll.he Otn Duo notice of funeral
Will he given
.ol.!'lll'IU' Nov in. SAI.LIK h lduvv
,. 'JH.r""? ? Ollbert. aged N1 Ilelatlvea
,.,i"iV '""a to luneral Wnl 1 n,
m',4" "art lane. int. Odd Fellovvs' Cem
Remains i miv b viewed Tuea K n 'm.
ViTi,SVN"T.Nnr Pemlie ton N. J Nov
nfvIM,J0A 7T.Nov, fi J011N' "v hu.l.iinil
or .Nellie (lullfoy (nee HrounbeekV and son
Sfi f X-"?. friends also membera of Nsntl.
f?'?, ' Jr l'e.NL0 ?.u' l .. Invltul
;Kne.ral..f'1' - n m from tho liarlors
"' w ..' I Mill's 9 N 10th at Int Pern.
VS',..r..,n.. Aul" funeral
,n ,MA'tv J' l'e of Darclay Hampton
?,?; i . "e'Hiivce una friends Invltid to
wl .,' Vr" l Jl ,n . nusuana a roalilence
!,r.tnml.r,on' N J I"' ''olumbus'Ceni
ni'ASn TuV J4 'ARY n. IIARK (nee
Rrady) widow of Thomas J' Hare Rela.
L,vr'.,?na. frlenda Ht Anthony's H y M
Sodality League of Sacred Heart. Altar and
Rosary Sucletlis Invited to funeral, Tuea.
H 3U a m i'X3 1 Christian Solemn reuulim
maaa St Anthony's Church 10 a m Int.
Holv Cross Cem
IIUI8IIO.V Nov 14. 1010, SUSAN, widow
of Joseph II Helaon, In her 80th ear, Rela.
uvea and frlenda Invited to attend funeral
Tueaday 11 n m from the realdenco of her
daughter, Mrs Ullle V Mulford 8111 King
$?r,aJ 'Jad'llngton, N J. Int private.
Itaniniton (em
a.IJ!;iT? ,77..Ku,l,,'nlv- o" Nov, ii mm,
SAMU1.I, UmiARI) KtA. husinnd of Ne.
lie IlelU (nee Williams and son of the late
Mlihael and JIatllda lleltz, aged 411 Rela.
tlyea and friends, also Chestnut Hill Couii.
ell, No 'Jl.l. O. of I A . are Invlt-d tn fu
neral services on Tuisday at 2 p in , from
his lute realdenco 71J4 Iiutcher at., I.aniott,
Ta Int private -ivy Hill Cemetery Rei
malna may be viewed on Monday evening,
from 7 to n o'clock v
HBUIlEn Nov. 1(1, ANNA, wlfo of Loula
Heuher. aged 51 Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral aervlcea services. Wed ,
3 p in., at 8011 Kensington ave. Int.
private, Chelten Hill Cem Remalna may
be viewed Tuea. from 1 until It p, m.
HOLTZMAN Nov. 15 JACilli IIIH.T7.
MAN. ajred (17. Relative i,n,l frl.nrf. in
vited to funeral aervlcea Tuea, n. in..
5J1I I.archwood ave. Int, Kcrnvvood Ctm,
yr nmv .-all Mon
,,!,'." K'VrJ- " "KHKCCA, widow ot
William 8. Krfer. Ilelatlvea and frlenda.
aiao voluntary Relief Aaao.. a. I A. to B,
of I K. Jl No. 238. Invited 1 funeral
aar. Ices, Tuea,, 2 p. m. realdeneeSof aon.
William Krler.'ja54 N, 81 at. FrlehSs may
call Mon.. 7 to B vjm, Int, private, areen-
,,LAVKtM!,T-SUMBly, ov, . MART,
daughter of William II and Ethel T", !..
velle, aged a yeara. Relatives and frlenda.
also membera of the Sunday School of 8U
John's neformed Church, are Invited to aerv
Ice, Tuea . at 8 p m , at her parents' real
donee. 41)21 Haverford ave. Int private.
LUMMOX Nov. 14, KMZAIICTIt LEM
MON, of 12.M Rpruco at,, aged 74 Relatives
and friends Invited to service, Tues . 11 n.
m , Oliver II. Hair Rldg., 1830 Cheatnut aL.
Int, nrlvnte West Laurel Illli Cem
LOUOIIKItY Nov 14, MARGARET V,.
wife of William P. T.oushrey (nro Mangle).
Relatives and friends, league of the Sa-j
cred Heart, Invlled to funernl, Wed. 8.3H
n, m. 710 H. Rosewood st. High maaa at
requiem St, Tereaa'a Church 10 n. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral
MONS Vov 13. IIRIIXIKT I.TONS. wlfn
of James I.vons' Relatives and friends.
R V. M. Sodalltv, League of the Sacred
Heart of SI, rdmond's Church Invited to
funeral. 1ed , 8 10 a m , 2230 Watklna at.
Solemn hlah maaa of renulem St Edtnond'e
( hurch 10 a. in Int, Holy Croaa Cem, Auto
funeral
MARTIN. Of 1,111 N Houvter at.. Not.
18 CIICII.IA R widow of Jamea J. Martin.
Ilelatlvea and frlenda Invited tn funeral.
Tuea . 7'10 a. m . Oliver 11. Hair Bldg . Itjn
Cheatnut at Mass Churi.h of the Oeau 0
a, m Int. Old Cathedral Cem
MrCUI.tiOUOII Nov. 15 MARGARET.
widow of late Patrick McCutlough. Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Wed ,
7 10 n, m , aon-ln-law'a realdenco. John
(lerrll. 2802 K. Somerset st. Solemn re
milem mass stAnn's Church. 0 a. m. Int.
Holv Croe Cem.
McIIUOH Nov 14 ROSE, daughter of
late John and Marv MoHugh. Relatives and
friends. League of Sacred Heart of St.
Ann's Church Invited to funeral, Tues,
8 30 a m l.ini N. 11th at. Solemn high
requiem mass st Malachy'n Church 10 a. m.
u. win ...Hiiieurat v em auid iunerai. w
McKOWEN At 2117 Montroae st , No-T(ft
veniDer in ISAHULLA, widow of Wllllamwd
1 nomas MiKowcn Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral services Wed, 2 p. m ,
Oliver II Hnlr Illdg . 18.'0 Chestnut st. Int.
nrpsie, i-')"inn r,m
, McLAUOHLIN Nov. 1.1, DANIEL B.
husband of Ilessle Mclaughlin Relatives
and friends Invite 1 to funeril, Tuea., 0 a.
in , into Haverford ave High mass of re
quiem Our Lady nf the Rosary Church JO
a m Int Cathedral Cem
McLAUOHLIN. Nov, 14. JAMES A..
husband of late Sarah McLaughlin. Rela-
til,., u.iH l.lnnil. L . Ill.k..!,. e A n
orletv and emplovea of A. & M Haydon IB
iioii vvoras mviieo to funeral, Tuea , 8 so
a m 2R2I1 N ludson at. High mass St.
Cclumba's Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Croa
Cem Auto funeral
Mnisr.n Nov in. Catherine muislh
(nee Helbtlng), widow of Henry Melsle, aged
(II Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
servhes. Wed 2 n m. 2311 N 21st at.
Int North (Vd-ir HIM Cem
Mi:i.LOR Nov 11 NELLIE M . wife ot
Wll lam J Mellnr (nea O'Tlrlen) Relatives
nmi irienus inviien 10 luneral. Tues., B'30 j
n ,11 , nu-ociiu riniueiiL'e, i,m .VlllCIieil BV ,
Rnxborough Solemn requiem mass St.
John the Baptist Church. 10 a. m. InU
Westminster Cem
. MUNKlllMKnT-At Lnrnhertvlllo. N. J..
Nov 1(1 UOnilRT MONTGOMERY Sr . aged
84 Relatives and frlmds Invited to funeral.
!"! residence. R A. Montgomery, 8J N.
Union st , LambertvlireN J. Wed. 2 0
P m S
. MURRAY At Woodbury, N. J, Nov. 18.
IRIDOET wife of Thomaa r. Murray (nee
Keenan). aied 58 Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral Wed. 8 a m, Rroad and
Carpenter sts Woodbun. N T. High mass
St Patrick's Church (1 a. m. Int. St. Mary's
Crm Gloucester N I
, NEEDIUM Nov 12 PATRICK NEED
lljr Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral Tues . 8 10 n m . residence of J . P.
Ilonohue .1400 Market st . W, Phlla. High
mass of renulem Chtireh nf flu 1 .aAv
Victory 10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem.
.n'T.'.'nj'rr.' ,h Masonic Home Nov.
1(1 JOHN K NKTHETIX. aged Oil Relatives
and frl'nds Richmond Ixvdgc No. 230. V.
and A M , Invited to fune-al Wed , 2 D. m .
nil N Rroad st Int Pernwood Cem
NEWCOMn Suddenlv on Nov. 1(1. ROB
LRT II , husband nf Mary A. Nowcornb.
Relatives nnd friends, also Richard Vaux
Lodge No 184 P and A. V . Washing
ton Camp No nil P O s or A : Re
liance Vigilant and Oenrge Washington
Y 11 Association nnd .mnlnt.. nf VVIIII.m
11 Wanamaker and Wanamaker . Brown
are Invited to attend funeral, Wed , 2 p m 1
from lit S 01st st Tnt. rnwnn Cm,
l'rlends ma call Tues, eve
OCICER Lnte of 2211 H 21st at. Not.
18 JOHN husband of late Margaret Ocker
(nee Rnschmnnn) Relatives and friends In
vltid to funeral aervltes. Wed, 2 p m.
funeral pirlors Wll'Jam II Chew, S W, cor.
r,(IIh and Spruco sts Int Mt Vernon Cem.
Remains may bo viewed Tuea . K In tn n. m
Omit flowers
I BMILBIIDRV Suddenlv. Nov 10 nt
rrsldenije. Harrison ave Cnrdlngtnn Dela
ware county. Pa WILLIAM I'EVDUt.
BURl husband of Kltznbcth Pendlebury,
ng"d fid hoe notice of funeral will be given
M PHILLIP'S Suddenlv at Pisodena Call
fnrnlv on Nov 11 1010 ELIZA SHALL
CROS1 vvldn-v of John Bakevvell Phillip,
PREtSENIUNZ Nov. 18 FREDERICK
PREIhENDANZ. husband of Marie Prels
endanz (nee Oraer) aged 71 Residence.
Ill Central ave. Cheltenham, Pa. Due
notice of funernl later.
ROBINSON Nov. 1K. nnT- TtnnTvqrvw
wife of Andrew Rol Inson, aged 54. Rela
tives ana menus invited to runerai. wed .
8 10 n m. 0J11 Itustleton ave, Ilustleton,
fa Folemn requiem mass Church of tha
Mnternltv II V. M , 10 a. m. Int. St.
Domlnlc'a Cem. Auto service.
ROMBER11ER Nov 10. EDNA S. wlfo
Of Hnrrv K Ilnmhirirer nnn dnitirhtee e
James and late Mary P. Plmmtngton. Itela-
nves aim irienus invited 10 runerai wed.,
2pm. brother's residence Charles C S'm
mlngton. 5700 N. Park ave.. Fern Rock. Int.
private, Northvvood Cem. Remalna may b
viewed Tues alter 7 p m, narlnra of
William H Strlngflcld. 3001 W. Suaaue
hanna ave
, ROSL' Nov 11. ID, wife nf Rernard
Rose (nee Machle), aged 44. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Wed ,
2 n m 2027 13 York st. Int Greenmount
( em Remains may be viewed Tues. eve.
Auto funeral
SACllsr. -Nov. 14 Dr 1ULIUS FRIED
RICH SACIISE, aged 70 Services private.
4421 Pine at, luea , 10 30 a m Kindly
omit flowera
SCIIOLL Nov II. ANNIE J., wife of
Isaac N Scholl aged 40 Relatives an
friends lnvlt-d to funera,!, Tuea , 2 n. tn .
IS W vvmour- at , Germantown Int. pri
vate Hillside Cem Friends may call Mon .
1 to I in m TroIIev funeral
srillrRT At Bridgeport. N J, Nov.
11. HI'.LMA wife of Lewis Selbert aged 54.
Relatives and friends Invited to services,
aon-ln-law's residence, William J. Helle
mann. In Bridgeport, Tues., 2 p. m. Int.
llrlrlirerurt Ct m
SENTMAN Suddenlv at Camels Pntnt. '
V J Nov 1,1 LEON A husband of AUco
Rachel and son of Mahala nnd late Michael
Si ntmnn. aged 37 Relative and frlenda.
Pennsgrove Lndgn No 10.' V and A M ;
i:xcelslor Conelstors 8Jd Degree, s P. R.
S Crescent Temple, A A O N M. S :
Gran Frnternltv, Itrnnch No 4 Philadel
phia Invited to funeral service Tues,, 3
n m resldf"C of mother, 820 W 4th at.,
Wilmington Del Int Head of the ChrlstP
ana Cem Delaware
SHAPLEY Nov 10 E COOPER SIIAP.
LEY. husband uf Florence R Shaplev. Reta
in s nnd frlnds Invited lo funeral services.
Wed , 2 p m . 1510 N. Rroad st Int. prl.
V SHARP Nov 11 KEZmi A widow at
iiororo m sharp, aged 81 Relatives and
frlenda Invltrd to funernl services Tues 2
n m 720 Cooper St.. Camden N. J. Int.
private Omit flowers Frlenda may call
Mon 7 10 lo 0 n m
SHERIFF Nov 15 ELIZABETH l
widow of Charles H Sheriff Relatives and
friends Invited tn services, Mon, 8 p m ,
nonln.aw'a residence, James O'Neill, 107
Powell St., Olouceater City, N J Int, Lou
don Pn-k Cem, Baltimore, Md
SIE11ER Nov 1.1 ELIZABETH M.
SIE11ER (nee Gerhard), wlfo of Dr. I.
Grafton Sleber Funeral private. Tuea .
a m .104 Merchint st Audubon N. J.
solemn cqulem mias St Rose of Limn
Chtirrh. Iladdon Heights 0.10 a in Int.
Wllkes-Barre pB , Wed a in. Omit
tlo-erv wi'kes.Rurro P- "sn-rs copv.
SMITH Nov. 10 HERMAN J A., hus
hand of Clara I, Smith (nee Rleder) Real,
dence 122(1 W Lehigh ave. Due notice of
funeral will be given. .
SMITH Nov 111 MVRY A., widow of
late Daniel V Smith Relatives and friends.
II V M. Sodallt, Leaiue of Sacred Heart.
Invited to funeral Ihurs, 8 10 a in-.
?oVnherl",i re'Jlln"' rs Mary Tinkle.
'"I" s...I,2.n', ."' Solemn mass of rs
niilem St Rita's Church 10 a, m. Int.
Holv Croaa Cem Auto funernl
1 H.7H V' U, MARY JOSEPHINE,
Inlo of .iri Rlchrnond st . daughter of late
Inlin and Mar Smith Relatives and friends
Invited to fMneral services Tues . 2 10 p In .
parlors of Tltlow Bros Broad at and Hunt
ll"Li,',,r,,t.I"' 'nt Private Mt Peace Cem.
SPILKEIt. Now 11 CIMRLES SPII
KKR aged 711 RelnlUe a "J.i.a.1 ll i
socletlis of which he was a member. In
vited to funeral services. Tues. 2 n m..
resldeneo of son-in-law, William Snarka.
434 Memphis Hr
(m
STRETCH Nov
Int North Cedar Hill
1 1 r?r.r irx, ntt
climtT i... . .1 - A. -. -. u,lc
in Vi ,:"""" "'."lesanaer oireicn. aged
80 Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral
service, Mon . 2 n m , residence of niece,
Mrs Margaret A Fudge 1in,s Roberts rd
Ilosemont pa mt st pkul's Lutheran
Cem.. Ardmnre Pn Remains may be viewed
Sun 8 to 10 p m
TRAUOER Nov 15 CHARLES B. son
of Harvey and Annie (nee German) Trauger,
aged 14 Relatives and f lends Invited to
funeral services. Wed, 2 30 p, m, parents'
residence, lion N 28ih st, Int private
TREHINO Suddenly Nov m, LOUIS A
hushand of Mary A Trehlnn nnd son of
Dominic and la e Cather ne Trehlnn Aeii
vv ,n',?,,?,e" ''n', 'rlr!ljnvltel "fun??,
Med 7.10 a m 1214 N, .nth st Solemn
requiem mass t Oregori's Church 0 3n .
m. Int Holv Crusa Cem nu"n -"0 a.
TUCFEUman v, ., vv tio-, .,
Nov 1,1 J PRENTISS TUCKKItMAV
Relatives and friends ell'a 1 nili v
JT, F, and A M I.y l.u Temple A a'
!!'." .tved0,oI ful'e'Pa' E?;,1,0 i'K
WHITE Nov in. AN'IE wife nf t..
.""n"31""? rWenceW3l27f Um.
then n0"Ce of """-' will be
wlX'ofWfS'm i'll.ySSIl"--? jfS'Wr.
nnd friends Invited toy'fL,-.,'n.el'vea
m.. residence, Manle h, ' m,m. -: P.
ilia irpiuriup JlRrtlfa chs.U . '
Laurel Hill Cem rhliadeloi'.l, JJa J-
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