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, Majority of the Applicants Who
' Appoared in Quiz Here Are
' Young Men
3000 WILL BE SELECTED
Examination of applicants for posi
tons br cpdmis ptmmorntors wn made
.1 t wen public M-hools tmln.r.
Most of those vt-lio prospntrd thr-m
.ctrrs for rxntnlnntlnn were yoiniR men,
but sprinkled in (lie ittci! were a few
ivom.cn nnd Klrlr. At the IVINon Silioot ,
Twelfth and Wlinrlon street, there
V-ere ninety-eiRht men and twelve i
wtinien. This i about ttie propor
tion, of men and women in the oilier
dermoid, it was miIiI. '
Tim applleant Is Ken a wimnle ecu
mis form to fill in. The directions arc
clearly stated and can be eoiiiiilted. .
The applicant must Mippof-p he Is an
enumerator in- Lafayette township.
Benton conntr. Mn. lie is rpiestlnolns
woman for information for the Census
Bureau. Her answers are all plainly,
printed and the work of the applicant .
is to transfer her answers to the census
form for use at WasliiiiRtnii.
When the applicant finishes his work
,d turns in the forms he lias lilted
dgment of his efficiency is haed upon
curacy in filling In the form from the'
xn
Judgm
nrVMirncv
Infnrmn'tinn clv.cn in the nrinted direc
tlons ami upon ine civiu m-" ui no
handwriting.
That is all. There ts no psvehplog
leal test or anv oilier new liuigieu no- ,
Hon to bewilder tlioc who aspire tol
serve Inele Mam anil get tneir names
upon his payroll. f
Une irouDie wirn inc uniim-mii ii
that they persist in .imagining that they
are still in Pl.llade nlua I ".",!tf'J,l
2(.B."Vt1'?""tSP- rV,S0,:,;,,,.",Jt''
fill ill the form. This is the undoing
of many who nueht have passed with
flying colors. Kor at the too of the
form thev write "Philadelphia. Pa."
The applicants are of remarkably
Rood appearance and mol of them are
joung and intelligent looking.
Itobert !. Keegtiu. supervisor of the
census here, will need about IS000
enumerators. There are about 0000
applicants for the positions.
The examinations are being held in
the following schools: Dunlap school,
fifty-first and Uace streets: Willard
school, Kmerald and Orleans streets;
Wilson school. Twelfth nnd Wharton
streets; Germuntowu school, Haines
and McCallum streets; Disston school.
Longshore and Ditmau streets ; Kcndcr
ton school. Fifteenth and Ontnrio
streets; Widener school. Thirteenth
and Thompson streets.
Applications for positions as enumer
ators can be made next week at the
office of the supervisor of the ccnbUb,
829 South Iiroad street.
CENSUS
EXAMS
TO CUT MORE FAST TRAINS
"Congressional Limited" and Other
Specials May Be Eliminated
Elimination of the 'Congressional ,
tlmited" and other fast trains between '
'ew York nnd Washington and be- )
twecn Washington and the West and
$utb is under consideration by the
railroad administration, to economize In
Orders may be issued through the
Tegional director. A. L. rtaldwin, in this
"fctty, within a few days. Orders already
havs. been issued for the withdrnvyiiljjf
other 'fast trains.
Numbers of men will he laid off here
by the curtailment of train service.
' Officials of the administration can
rnnke no estimate as to the number
who will be temporarily out of work,
fotll the extent to which the service
will be curtailed is decided.
F.xtra trainmen, who serve ns sub
stitutes, will be the first to suffer,
Wal and suburban train service
curtailment will be announced shortly,
TO PROBE TRUNK MYSTERY
Michigan Seeks Extradition of Miss
Tabor's Mother and Brother
Ijtnslng, MIeli.. Dec. . (By A. P. I
With extradition papers signed by
Oovernor Sleeper. Deputy Sheriff
" Barker, of Van Buren county, left here
today for California, to demand the re-
tnrn of Mrs. Lester Tabor and her son
Walter, held in connection with the
death of Maud Tabor, a school teacher,
" of Law-ton, Mich.
The latter's body was found in a
trunk buried in the basement of the
family home here. She disappeared four
jfafs ago. Tabor has declared he knows
nothing concerning his sister's death
except what lie has seen in the newspapers.
NOBLEWOMAN LEFT $206,210
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.Record of Personal Property
57fe-' iviaoame uuua is tnicrcu
it lnnnnlirlaa nf iwnnnnl rirnnprtv filed
.. Madame Gulla Is Entered
2 . .7. . . t., ' . . ,' l L .1
Willi liegister nneenan tooay were ino-c!
of Madame Louise Marie Theresa
(Julia, Vicoutess dc Lorceril. S20C..-
210.0R: fieorce W. Steininetz. S174.
J72.C3; Ilobert T. Peoples. $17,057.05,
nnd Iiinforri uastourn. i.oi.oo.
Wills probated inelnded those of Pat
;k Kennedy, lfifl Slinrs Lane, JTi.TOO;
lick
Annie K. Stewart. Thirty-third street
nnd Powelton avenue, ?47l0; Kinma IJ.
..7., or I N-K aifl. ifM.I
$C(185:.T. AV. Wagner. Audubon, N. J..
$12,000. and Thomas W. Jenkins, 4724
Cedar avenue. $10,000.
Mission at Rlverton
Riverton, N. J.. Tier, fi. A uiishion
will bo conducted at tlie Chnreli of the
fiaercd Heart. Itivcrton, by the Re
de'mptorist Fathers of New York city,
beginning tomorrow and continuing one
'week.
St(irt every member of
your family in our
1 Christmas
Banking
Club
WEST END TRUST CO.
Broad SI. and South Penn Square
m
al IM ij AmtAfci
I KKDKItK' It. H LA Civ
(rami Commander of the Knights
Templar of Pennsylvania, who
died last night at Franklin, Ills
birthplace
MASONSHERE MOURN
DEATH OF F.B. BLACK
Will Arrange Funeral Services
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of Templar Leader Who
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Died in Franklin
frederic Hurd Hlack
grand nun '
lnnn(or. nf ,ilt. Knights
Templar of
Pennsylvania, died last night nt his
kome In 1'ranklln. I'a. lie was fUt.v ;i
live years nlil nnd linil Deen ill several
weeks. Death was due to an abscess
iVX'bni thr ",S lio .s"
grand commander in September.
Arrangemenls for the funeral of I
ICII I
Arrangemenls for the funeral of the
rand commander lire being made at
the Masonic Temple here by his nsm
(iates on the roster of the grand com
mandcry. Services nnd interment will
lake place Monday at Franklin. ISoth
will be nttehded by officers of the grand
cominandery and will be nccompanied
by full Templar co'emouy. Thomas It
Patton. deputy grand commander, of
this pity, will be in charge. Since the
illness nf .Mr. mncu neenme acme .mi.
Illncu became ncute .vir
Pattnn has heen acting grnu.i com-
mapder and will oo.itinue in that office
until the next annunl encampment in i
ork next May.
Mr. Patton and A. Howard Thomas,
a past grand commander of Pennsyl
vania were busy today in the details
of the funeral arrangements.
In addition to his presence in Phila
delphia when he bended the Pennsyl
vania division in the Templar parade,
Mr. Black visited the city October !l
last, when he spoke at the fiftieth an
niversary of Mary Cwnmnndery.
He leaves a wife" who was Isabello
Harbour, sister of John B. Barbour,
president of the Pittsburgh Stock Kx
changc. and one sister, Mrs. John Han
nah, of Sharon, Pa.
"U S. JEOPARDIZES PEACE"
Sc Declares Lloyd George In Co
ment on American Politics
Manchester. EnBlanil, Drc. (!. (By 0,,crntors of the ship, were informed bj
A. 1'.) Premier Lloyd firnrgv. hpeak- v'Mf today.
ing before the Reform Cuiti today, to- , Thp i,jbPrtv Olo rarricd consignmcuts
tally rejected the suggestion that the nt fo0(1 nn(1 cothing shipped by pcr
time had arrived for a' renewal of , sons j .meriea to relatives in Gcr
Ptrty ilNlini'tions dj the Liberals and mllny for ChristmaK.
Conservative.". The steamer is owned by the United
He pointed to the experiences of the Slates shipping board and was launched
United States, where, he said, party n August at Hog Island,
btrife had been renewed prematurely, in
consequence ot vviueli peace was jeop
ardized and the league of nations en
dangered in the land, which took the
most prominent and distinguished part
.. '
in ns promotion
The premier evoked a storm of ap
plause when he announced, "I am a
free trader."
Inferring to Ireland, ho declared he
hoped to make a real contribution to
settlement of. the Irish question, the
Unionists being prepaied to make great
sacrifices in order to preserve national
uniti'.
MERION CRICKET CLUB FETE
Annual Meeting and Dinner Will Be
Held Tonight
Merion Cricket Club members will
gather at the clubhouse tonight for
their fifty-fourth annual meeting and
dinner.
Toasts will be responded to by At-
torupy Oeneral William S. Seliaffer, " '" mi""' "' nmKion, hiiii umn cs
the Uev. Dr. Andrew Muteli. pastor ofl- fowdrry, Topekn, Kansas, and
the tlryn .Aluwr 1'resbyterian vniiroh.
nnd Major John Lewis Evans, late oC
1 the :t10th Machine flun Itattalion,
Seventy.ninth Division, A. K. V.
At the meetins the followinc ticket
will be voted upon : To serve one jeur,
president, Kdward S, Sajres; tlrst ice
I president, Allen hvans ; second vice
0f president; Willium It. I'hiller; third
vice presideut, Ilnrry O. Thujer; sco-
i rotary, iv. V. JloniKomery. jr. : treas
liter. JamPR F. Falmeslook '. five COV
rotary. W. V. MontKomery. Jr. : treas-
I- ...... tl.Kn ..nna Tf...l...K
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15. .rlscom, A llliam II, Hutt. Lewis
Li lie, Henry 'latnall and HiirIi I.
Wilson
WAR HOSPITALS' BIG NEED
Surgeon General Blue Asks Con-
grcss for $85,000,000
WaithliiRton. Dee. fi. Asking Con
gress for $S.",000,000 to build and equip
hosjiital.s to rare for war-risk insur- ,
unee patients. Surgeon fJcneral Hlue,
of the publie health service, today re
ported that more than liO.OOO beds
would be needed by July 1. 11)21.
No sites for the location of the lioi
pitals were proposed, the surgeon gen
eral urging that selections await ap
propriation of funds to build the insti
tutions. ,
ARCHANGEL HEROES
HALT SOVIET TALK
Heckle Colonel Robins and Dei
jy
That U. S. Troops Muti
nied in Russia
VETERANS DEMAND PROOFS
Hy the Associated Press
Madison, Wis.. Dec. tl. A gathering
f more thnn fiOO persons who had
jammed into the ringlncorlng Audlto-
him to hear Colonel Haymond Uoblns
tell about soviet ltusia were pulled to
their feet in excitement during the
closing minutes of the meeting.
A group of soldiers who had Served
at Archangel hotly challenged Uoblns's
statement that ns an indirect result of
the Allies' policy in falling to recognize
the Holshevik government American
soldiers in Kusia had mutinied.
"W'p demand to know the nuthurit
for that statement." declared (.'npluln
.fohn Commons, son of Prof. .1, 11.
t'onimous. "We served at Archangel
and there was no mutiny."
"I have it in the affidavit of threi
American soldiers, including an oHicer
lcplied Colonel llnhlns. who reiterated
that he had proof not oul of mutiny in
(he Amencau army, but mutiny of lrit-
ish soldlcis nt Oliver, I reucli so diers
it Hreit and Italian soldiers at (.enon
at the orders to proceed Into Uussia.
Soldiers anil others in the audience,
including several women, demnndetl to
know the names of thoe who signed
the affidavit and the orgnni.ntions that
were supposed to have mutinied. Colonel
T,.!.: n!. I l. T.I ....I .11. ..!.. II, i.
hj( .. , ., ,, invotv(M,t1(.,.
,)c,rvms nm (e,pr proceeding" which
, , f , mnelmleil.
''n lini'n (Ivo nion lifirp wlin served
through the whole period of American
occupation in Itussia. were on the
giniind nt the time, ami will swear there
was nu mutiny of American troops on
the Aiehangel front," insisted the
soldiers' spokesman. "Without proof of
such charges, we object to the idea of
an audience being allowed to leave the
hall this way with the impression that
any of our soldiers in Itussia refused to
obey orders."
I One of the soldiers asserted that his
.. fiEhtinc Ilolsheviki at
Arclinngel on the date given - that of
(1(i tmj1y
Tension tightened as the lieckliiij;
warmed and Colonel Ttobins said he
was convinced of his facts, which urver
hnd been challenged in nuy of his pre
vious lectures. At the suggestion of
one of his hearers, however, the speaker
said lie would not inciude the nmtinv
charge in future presentations of the
Uussian situation until he had had
further opportunity to reconsult his
original informants.
HOG ISLAND SHIP DAMAGED
Liberty Glo, Laden With Christmas
Gifts, Strikes Mine Off Holland
New Vorlt. Dec. 0. (By A. IM
tm i. UL, T ll..l f'ln
ine rtmcncun hieaiumnii uiuruj v.....
reported as having struck a mine oil
TiTRchelline. Holland, while bound from
Xpvv York to Ttremcu ami Hamburg
nnt cndftncil v ,lfimnfil Tin rher A? C.n..
Elkton Marriage Licenses
Elltton. Mil., Dec. 0. The following
, couples were granted marriage licenses
l. ...!..... Ti... v.- t.-.i:..i. 1
here today : John V. Knglish nnd
Catherine A. McDougal ; Samuel C.
Sttlbbs and Rlfenbetll M. Patton. Phila -
(lelplna: tieorge Kilter, .lersev t;it.v. and
.vlary 11. Krotchuo, Pvevv Urnnswick
N. J. ; Charles B. Irvin nnd Bessie T,.
Tomlinson, I'rincipio, Md. ; Benjamin
K. Watson and Kthel H. Derring, Cam
den ; James B. Campbell, Dayton, Ohio,
and Mary E. Steelman, Wildwood, X,
J. f-ficorge W. Hoover and Elizabeth
Frantz, Allentown : Willard IT. Savage
and Florence M. Shivery, Swedesboro.
X. J. : Howard Cnpps and Cora B.
O'XpJII, Hondinc; Joseph Litchty and
I.i linn I.tmHoiv Shnnmlfin linnrfrp 1.:
Itroii and Lillian V. Stone, Atlantic
City: Charles Soward, Wilmincton, and,
i Stella Hammond, hlkton ; John N.
I AVesteott and Helen C. Lairer, Salem,
X. J,: Adolphua Alexander and Daisy
'-i "'i w"i riunuii,
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Ideal Route, New York to Savannah,
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Hie wonderful winter life In F orlda.
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Balllnaa JIondaM and Thurdaya
,u hA n aainrri til m. ruiiiiiiiiHiion
Ida and all point, aouth, Karen Include meala
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SOVIET RUSSIA FOR PEACE
Seventh Congrets Again Seeks Ne
gotiations With Entente
trillion. Pec. ).- (Hy A. V.) -Strong
resolutions iirjrlni: the making of
ii ace with the Ilntente were adopted
by the seventh congress of Uussian
Soviets, meeting in Moscow, at which
Premier l.enlne and War Minister Trot
sky were present, ns also wns Tom
I'nlue. "on behalf of the American
communists." according to a Moscow
message today. The resolutions rend :
"The soviet government proposed
pence to the Kntente on August fi and
has repeated the proposal eight times
slfce. It affirms again its unnlterable
(hsire for peace. It offers to all the
Entente powers Kiigland, France, the
t'niled States null .Inpan, .together or
separately to begin negotiations. It
directs the executive and the. commls-
r C l nfffllM I. ni.nlTHiin ct.'B.
,... !. nnllr-v of wncc. tokintr
nil steps to attnin success.
HELD FOR $1,500,000 THEFT
Frank Storey Deserlbed as Master
Mind of New York Crooks
New York. Pec. ('.. (Hy A. P.)-
I'Vnnk Storey, described as the "master
mind" in the theft and disposal of
SI, .100.000 worth of securities from
local (innneinl houses during the
ear. was arrested toilnv on a
fldnvit, alleging suspicion -o
four
vnlued
n.HnDil..i.tfl T?nt1...n.l !.!
Soon II wns l.nl.7 ! I
at .4IHMI. lie was licit m ,
.$10,000 hail for examination Monday
1 he police say the stolen bonds were
.fn"i '" s.
ber 1.(, but he denies the charges.
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Men's & Women's
FALL SUITS,
COATS DRESSES
& OVERCOATS
Hade-to-Measure
Jfrom Your
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tlm.'ib ,'9'N. At.lbCANI)t:K. .on of
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CUIINAN. Dee 3 AW Af r'tmMAM
VCr.8iVU,,!D.l-7''t PtVr Curnan. nilil
i unerwi aery-
I niiu r m "c"u "rrpn Heart ronr-rater-nlly
and. 11. v, M. Sodality ,.f m Ami'.
m... a! ,.Iun."nVi"1 ' Solemn requiem
i.th.Al.iArrn M'rch 10 ... m. Int. New
ivinPn CtR'- Avl '"'vice,
of A? RrVfS- !' ANNA CMISA. widow
?i iSii '? A,.b"1 naaer, nnd duahter of
Tft J!,n1t,?.,,n an'K I'harlolte Deween.
nffiSi,iti,.n,M,'vc" 1n1 rrlemla Invited tu
attend the nerv cea, Tuea., 1pm from
VoTmlSl Vrlvale"" """ '""" W
trMMANnS' -,9' Vlnelan.1. N, ... te.-, 4.
nJ?a A;e.n;,nHWrl1owJ of Wpnlnwtt Dennli
hi.: i 3 and friends, memtiere of I he nrlalit
Hlar U)d No IR B n., of Ml. Hofly
n'm"r!HTltl t. '""'rnl aervlcea. Hat., 'a
Hr.?';.J '"'d'nee of aranddauRhter. Mra John
iiv n?.?!,,Ji7:7 Pl'hert at, Int Hun., Trin
'"wRSt1"1 JJrounda Ml Holly. N. J
nvntK,TPf& ?. KATimiNB. daughter of
J)5, nd Katie rink (nee JIMtale) and
granddaughter nf Marv and Joaeph nnk
ffii.ff.."1 "? W'rt llanna1. aged IT mon.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral.
)'"- ?'? P. m parenta' residence, 2811)
A,,.m.0'il', .",' '" m- Ann'a Cem. Hemalns
may be viewed Sun. eve
MJLFr0Iii Jn,P Olirh).- Pec, .1. ANN.
EWXy. ?i. ,!'Lc,;',cl Ouflfore. nefatlves ami
tl!.di 'li1'"! " funeral, Tuea., 7.30 a. m.,
Oooney, 401 Cambridge at.. VV. Phlla. Sol
fMH!Jh'h.fmo"" of requiem. In HI. Agatha's
AUSTfin?? Rl m- ""' llo,y Croa8 0em
Towfi1.1- n!K-D?r, . MART A.' ItAMIt
TON (nee O'Uonnell), wldoiv of Franlt Ham
Ln.Jdr,m0U',';r..0' n'Y' franela J. Hamll
Ipn and Dr. William A. Hamilton. Due no
tice of funeral wll( be given. (104 n oirard
r.JW,ysErfI'- T Suddenly. Dec. 5. SUBAN
DAVIS, wife of laaac I.yater Hanaell and
daughter of William H. and Mary J, Fun
jlon. aged 21). nelatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral services, Tuea.. 2 p. m.. residence
"'.ra"!"! J4 s 45" ' I"t private.
Hni,UN(lS Dec. 4, MAHY VS., wife of
.lame; I'. Helllngs. agi?d 71. nelatlvea anl
friends. Ladles Aid Society of Neahamlny
JI. C Church: Wild Rose rtebecea Ijodiw,
I. O. O. V., and Friendship Council. No. 41.
3. nnd D. of I, Invited In funeral. Sun..
'M P- " late residence, Mlddletnwn Crois
Iloads. llucks county, Th. Int. Beechwood
Cem. Hiilnievllle. Pa
..,!iCNVI?AT.?uddcnl& " 1. at 1M2 N.
'-Ih at, JOSEPH COhBlT. husband of Han
nah S. Henvla (nee Nevlna). aged 70. nela
tlvea and frlenda Invited lo funeral services,
ruea... 1:30 n m.. parlors William 8. Neff.
Hill, Cem Auto Servl"..
1209 W Oxford at. Int. private. Chelten
Ii,n0A,?.0L!..'h:r, Df-.Bc "EL.EN
- .... ... ! u-un inn i) nuinjiuiii ii irj
Marmiret Hobson (nee McLauahlln). aaed n
eara 3 months. Residence nf parenta, 412
I.ancarter ave., Wayne. Ta. Int. St.
Monica' Cem. Xn funeral
HO.tN-. Dee. n. HKNRT P. M.. liu.band
of Mary I,. Horn. RelatUea and frlenda,
Postofflce Protective Aes'n, letter rarrlere of
Ihe Falrhlll Poatnfflce. Itohenstaufen Vereln,
No. 1', Holy Name Socletv of lite Church of
the Visitation. Invited to funeral. Tuea.. 8:30
a. m. Solemn Men mass Church of Hie
Visitation 10 a', m. Residence, lilt r,. Irf
hlBh a;e. Int. Moat Holy Redeemer Cem via
funeral car, 11 a, m. at church.
KIM.ORAN. Dec. 4. ANNA H. 1KIl.r.C"
RAN. daughter of Michael and DeliaKllV-
ran Inu t.mlnt I,.i.i... j .-i-j . ..
vlled In funeral. Tuea., 8:30 a. m.. fru.
parents' residence. 7.10 N. 38th st. Solem.
I Iilsh maaa of requiem 10 a. m. St. Ag-atha'i
I Church, asih and Sprlnsr Garden. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral
KIRST-WOI.INSKT. Dec 6. ANNIE.
widow of Max Wollnsky. Relatives and
. in " lnv"ed to funeral services. Tuea.,
I S ,2 ni " r?Ild'nC9 of aon-ln-law, Harry B.
Seldenburir 1242 H 23d st Int. urlvate.
1 Prlenda may call Mon.. 8 to 10 p. m. Auto
8er!'j!'I's.crnlnn Papers conv.
KIJNKRI, Dec. 4. MARV CARVAT.TO
, CAIISTHN KUNKKi.. of B120 Pine st. Phil.
adelphla, widow of John Kunttcl, nf Catoctln
I Furnace. Md. and dauirhter of late .lames
11 Cauaten M. D.. of WaahlpBton. I). C
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
I Mon.. 8:30 p. m., Oliver II. Dalr Hldar., 1820
. fA0'"!.1",.,"'' Ill .Tu.w. Frederick City.
I Md Raltlmore (Md ) papers ropv.
. I.e MARK. Dec. B. Al.ICK H., wife of
Alfred R. I Mark and daughter of late
ibhmi; ana iurina. ctooks. hTinerai aervicea
Mon., 2:30 p m., 128 Delphlne at., Olncy.
Jnt. private.
IXX1AN. Dec. fi. ANNUS V... ttlfe of
Armat jV. Ixiaan ofPOI) H. B4th at. nela
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral ser-
il. xr1'". . p. in., .stiver ii. nair niair.,
1820. Chestnut at. Alao services Mon., 3 p.
' H? reldence of Mr. Ilnrry F Fliihartv.
Ferteralabure. Md. Int. Mt. Pleasant Cem.
MACK. Dee ,4. LIZZIE R.. daughter o
Ihe lalp John C. and Elizabeth Mack, aaefl
B4. Relattvea nnd friends. ArrhonnfralAmllv
Sacred Heart League and Altar Society of
St. Peter'a Church, the Rev. Udward McMa
hon Iieneflclal Society of St. Acncs's Auxll.
lary. No. 114. Knlghta of St. John; employes
of flchuylklli Arsenal manufaeturlnir de
partment, invited to funeral, Tuea.. 8 30 a1.
in i . brother-in-law's residence. Jacob Aven.
43J aeorije st. Solemn requiem mass St.
Peter'a Church. 10 a. m. Int. private, at.
Peter's Cem
MANDERSON. Dec, 4. CAMl'BELt
MANDERHON. aged 80.' nelatlves and
frlenda Invited to aorvlces. nephew'a resi
dence, James Fagan, 2431 R. 10th at.. Mon.
1 p. m Int. Northwood Cem.
MARKWAHD. Dec. 4. EMMA M wife
"tj1?"?81 V M.!Jr5.'r'1' nOTd "- Relatives
and friend i Invited to funeral services. Mon..
" ? "1, S?3 JSprJ.r"t 0rden st. Int. pri
vate. Woodlands Cem. Trlenda may call
Sun , K to n n m
MATTHEWS. At Paoll Pa Dee 4
ROBERT F , hUilMnd of 'ate Ellia F. "ilat:
IftlS'i a,Bed 7?' .Relative, and friend. In
vlted to funeral. Mon. Services at late real,
?.e'S0- V,ao"' .n " m- . Inti Malvern Baptist
Cem Remains may be viewed Sun., 7 to
o loii p. m
MCCARTHY Dec. .1. JANE MCCARTHY
Si8 ,Du,ro.'!!')'' w"f ?f. William J. McCarthy,
Sr. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral!
Tuea.. 8:30 n tn. iKnt ra,-,t.- ;'
I Solemn requiem mass St. Teresa's Church
10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem, Auto fu.
neral.
I McKEEVER. Nov. 27. HARRY, husband
of Sarah McKeever (nee Sherman) and son
of Margaret and late Harry McKeever and
7, , . i " "' i'i . ";'er ana Anna campbt I
llelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral serv
lS.e.s' 5un" 2:3 J- m" B8U Warrington ave.
int. Fernwood Cem. Frlenda may view re
mains Sat. eve.
MpMENAMIN. Dec. 4. JOHN, husband of
Catharine McMenamin and father of Rev.
John J. McMenamin. formerly of B637 Vine
' Relatives and frlenda. Holy Name. Altar
and Rosary Spcletlea: Victrlx Catholic Club
of Church of Our Lady of Victory. Invited to
funeral. Tuea .0:30 a. m.. B74 Warrington
?.le" v.Wp.st.i.PI;llay Ro,.'.n!n requiem maas
Church nf the Lady of Victory 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
MOORE. Suddenly, at Moorestown. N. J.
Twelfth Month. third. WILLIAM s
MOORE. Relatives and friends Invited tt
funeral. Seventh-day. Twelfth Month, sixth
2 p. m . 40 E. Mnln at., Moorestown. N J
MORRIS. Dec. 4. GERTRUDE? d.. daigh
ter of Patrick and Mary Morris (nee Cowhev).
uelatlvea.and friends, employee of Bell Tele,
phone Co. Oermantown branch. Invited to
funeral. Tues.. S.30 a. m.. residence of par
enta, 317 Church lane. Oermantown. Solemn
requiem maaa Church of the Immaculate Con
cenH9&J?.?' .' r"1' IIoly Sepulchro Cem.
MURRAY. Dec. A, at his mother', resll
dence. 607 Wlnton at.. WALTER a., eon of
I'annle and late Albert Murray. Further
nollce of funral will be given.
MUTCHMORE. Suddenly. Dcc.B. HELEN
V. wife of F. A Mutchmore. Relative, and
fileJdi.'n",A,,0',un.eral ""vices, residence
of husband. 123 W. Mt. Pleaaant ave.. JItT
Airy, Mon.. 2 p. m. Int. private.
OHDORNB. Dec. 4. HARRY C. OS
BORNE, Sr.. husband of Emma Oiborne
(nee Vandcrherchen), aged 71. Relatives and
friends, employes of Thomaa Potter Sons. In
vlted to services. Mon.. 8 p. m 124 Eleanor
t Olney, Int. private, dreenmount Cem.
RemalnB may be viewed Sun., 7 to 0 p m
POTTS'Dcc' WILLIAM NK-WLIN
POTTS, son ot late laaac W. and Hannah
A. I'rttts
PRESS Dec. 6. FREDERICK d.'. hus
band of Mary S Press (nee Itapp). Reel
dence. 8. w. cor. 8th and Columbia ave.
Due notlre of funeral will bo given.
M PROFF, Dec. B ELSIE MARIB PROFF
dauahter of late Antone Proff and Louisa
Proff Laurlch. aged 2t. Relallvea and friend.
Invited to funeral 8ervlces, Tuea., 2 p m..
430 Cayuga St. Int. private, Chelten Hills
Cem. Friends may -call Mon., 7 to 10 n. m.
QUIQLEY. r Dec. B. CATHARINfi W.
daughter of William J. and Catharine M.
Qulgley, aged IB. nelatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral. Tuea., 8:30 a. m . residence
nf parents. 1817 N, Reddeld st., West Phlla,
High mass at Church of Our Lady of the
Rosary 10 a. m. Int. St. Denis's Cem. Auto
service.
REDIFER. Dec. B. MORRIS A. REDI
FER. aged 71. Relative, and frlenda Invited
to funeral services. Sun.. 2 p. in.. 222 Green
wood ave.. Ambler. Pa. Int. private, Friend,
may call Sat.. 7 to 0 p. m.
RE1D. Dec. 8 WILLIAM REID. aaed R0,
4354 Dexter ft.. Rothorouth. Relatives and
friends. Roxbornuxh Lodge, No. 135. F, and
A. M.: Lodae No. at, I. O. of O, F,: L'n.
camnment No. . I. O. of O. F.: all I,oial
Orane Institutions. Invited to funeral serv.
Ices. Mon., 2:30 n. m.. 4th Reformed Church.
Roxbornuah. Int. private, Westminster
Cem. Friends may call Sun eve.
ROrjKRS. Dec. 4. ELLA 8.. wife of John
F. Rogers, of Media, Pa., and dauahter of
William and Hannah Fisher. Servlcea and
Int. private. Mon, p, m.
ROSEMAN. Dec. B. LOUIS J., husband
of Motile A. Rosenvan (nee Rarth) and aon
nf late I,ouIb and Anna n. Roseman, Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Tuea,,
ft a. m.. from lite residence. Rldre nnrf
Mldvale aves.. Falla of Schuylkill. Solemn
requiem mass at. iiriaget's Church U:ao
a. m. ?nt. Westminster Cem.
RUDOLPH. Dec. B, CHARLES J., son
of the late Christ R, and Elizabeth Rudolph
(nee,Neu). Relattvea and friends, Lodge No.
0, F. and A. M.j T. 11. Freeman Chapter.
No. 243. R. A. M.: Knights of the Iron Ring
M. It. I employes of Ilrifker Bogheim and all
organizations oi wnicn ne waa a member.
Invited to servlcea, Tuea,. 2 p. ra.. brother,
in-law' s residence. John Meyers. 417 North
east Boulevard, Int. private. Friends may
call Mon. eve. Auto servicer,
BCATTEROOOD. At Atlanltn City, N.
J.. Deo.' B. JOHN K. SCATTEROOOD, aged
76. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu-
TJNDET.TAKEltg
urAtm . , .
neral, koii'h residence J Frank Scatter
good, 3D drain at , Mt Holly, N J , Mon,
2 p. m Int Mt Molly C'cm. -
HIK'ICUL M Rlverlnn N. .1 . J)ec .
LOUISA ADALIVI! MKSIKR HECKKL. ReW
nllvcs ami filmls lnlted tii funeral service.
Christ's I. Il, Church. Rlverlou, N J.
Mnn s n Ini nrlvnle,
SWnLMIRll Dec. 1. .l6llN It. StlEI;
MIRE, aged 117. Dim notice nf funeral will
bo given from 133 E Central ave.. Moo'e.
town N., .1 ,.
HIICL.tllRt;. On I JOHN II HltBt.
MIR1), aged 117 llelnllves anil friends I"
vllvd lo wtlr-ml funeral aervicea. Tur... 2:n
. 111. nt 13.1 I!. CenlrU nve., Mnorcslown
N. J. Int, private CnV'.lnwn Cem.
SHIELDS Dec. fi. MERNARU SHIELD?,
husband of Amilo Shields, Relative, arid
frlenda. HI. Charles' Conference and llnlv
Namo Soclelv, PWIn Ccunrll, No. 10(1, U
nf C , una Dlv No. 211. A. o, II i director
of 2dtli Century ll.nnd L. Asno , ami .11
other nocletlra nf which he was a member.
Invited to fuiiernt. Tues 8.31) a. in. 2113
Chrlsthn si. Solemn requiem mass St
Charles' Church 10 a m Int. Cathedral
i.'cm Aillo service
BPIIATT. Dec. S. MARTHA M. wife of
William Hprnlt. Itelcnce. InlO l.linlley
ave.. iKjgau Duo notho of funeral will b
given.
HIORCII. Dec, I. FREDERICK W
STOHCII, (unhand of SmIIIo M. fltorch (nee
llurke). iiiri,,! mIH ll.luMiau ,un.! friends
I members if Wllllnm tl, Schneider lodge
No, 410, Jerusalem riianlpr. No. 3! Corln.
I thlali Cominandery, No. .",3, K T.. Lu I.il
t, n j. n. ivi, m.i utiritn urouo, m w
P. of E, H., Passyunk Assembly. Arllsn
No. BSi Trinity lien's A.a'n, Sons nf Vet
erans. Camp No. I and nil olhr ocletle?
of which he nns 11 iniubcr. imlted In
funeral 171'J Wolf St.. Sun.. 2 ! m. Brt
Ices Trinity Lulliermi Cliurc:i 17lh and Woll
sta. Inf. Trinllv l.tithcran Cem.
TESCHE. Dec. 3. HMD I1I1STER R
TKPCHE. wife of Charles Teache and daligb
ler nf Cecelia nnd late Selby Hwell. nged
33 sear.. Relnllver and friends Invited In
, runerni. nir.ti.. 1 n tit., rmm lnin tpntrtettce
t'3H Mountain et. Services in St. lohu th
M.angeltst Church. 8 p. m. Int Fernwood
vemeierv. Frlemls inav call nun. evg.
VANDOM. The frlendi of NOIt.MAN I,
VANDOM, a member nf Wastilngtnu Ix)de.
No. BI, P. nnd A. , M., of Philadelphia, .
who ,.was killed In an nulnmobilo ncc'denl
last winter tictween Philadelphia and Wll
mlngton, are Invited to participate. In the
icremony attending the removal of hla bodv
from the receiving vault In Wilmington in
a mausoleum nt Laurel, Del. The body will
be taken down from Wilmington on train
leaving Philadelphia. Hroad St. -Slntlon. at
10:01 a m., Sunday morning, Dec. 7.
The light of hla young life went down,
Aa sinks behind a hill
The glory of a setting slar
Calm, auddenly and .till.
MOTHER.
VAN DYKE. Dec. 6, ELIZABETH P. M
widow of James Van Dyke. Trlenda mn
view remains Oliver If lftilr Rldg.. 1820
Chestnut st. Mon.. 10 to 11 n. m. Services
and Int. nrlvate,
WALTERS. Dec 4. CATHERINB P
WALTERS, wife of Peter H. Walters, agetl
72. llelatlvea and friends Invited to serv
Ices Pun., 1:30 p. m., parlors of William.
8. Neff. 1200 w. Oxford at. Int. private
Auto service.
WALTON. Twelfth month 1st. at Deliver
Col.. HENRY S. WALTON, aged 31. aon ot
Certnide Kent ami Ute Lewis E. Walton
Funeral services nt High St. Friends' Meet
ing House, West Chester, 7th-day, 0th Inst
2 n m. Int, Friends' Cem.. West Chester.
WILSON. At Philadelphia, Dec B.
JAMES H , husband of Josephine Wilson
aged r.S. Relative, nnd frlenda. all societies
of which he waa a member, invited lo fu
neral, Mon. 1 p. m., near Halnesport. N. J
Services Halncaport Mission Chapel, 2 p.m
Int. Mt. Holly Cem.
WORRELL. Suddtenly, Dec. 3. ANNA
MARI., wife of John M. Worrell. RelaVhes
and -frlenda. Camp No. 61. P. O. of A,,
Media Council, No. 03. Shepherds of Bethle
hem: Media Council. No. (S3. and D. of L
Invited to funeral services. Sun,. 2 p. m
niB s. Cecil at. Int. American Mechanics'
Cem. Friends tn.iv call Bat.'. 8 to 10 p. m
I.BOAT. ADVOITISEMENTS
IKSESTATB OF JOHN M. SMITH, DK
' fterenft T-rltrr,, f.Rlnm.nta.v nm,.,
the estate of John M. Smith, deceased, tmv
Ine be.m crnnti-d to George Mnrrla Pmlth and
Fidelity Trust Co., nil persona Indebted In
tho said estate are requested to make py
ment nd there having ctalms against tin
nam" to present thim, without delav. al
tn' offlte of the said company, 3251131 cheat
nut at., Philadelphia.
GEORGE MORRIS SMITH,
1125 Spring Garden al,
TIDRLITT TRUST CO.,
WM. P. GKST. President.
- Executors.
Or their attorneys.
FELL & SPALDING,
HIS North American Rldg.
K55"J2STATB OF CHARI.KS II. SWAN.
I-5- eeosed Letters testamentary upon
the latate of Charles II. Swan, deceased
luving been rranted to Fidelity Trust C,i
and Charla E. Swan, all persons Indebted
tn the said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims again?!
Ihe Bame to present them, without -delav, at
the office of the said company, C25-3.ll
Chestnut St., ThlladelphH
WILLIAM T. OEST.
President
M3S ESTATE OF MARY PROCTOR
l-Si deceased Letters testamentary upo'i
the estate of Mary Proctor Green, deceased,
having been granted to FIDBI.1TT TRUSr
COMPANT, all persona Indebted to the eald
estate are requested to make payment, and
those having claims to present them, without ,
.i-lay et the office nf the aald cnmiMiit
Nos. S25-331 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
WILLIAM P. OEST.
President
LOST AND FOUND
DIAMOND -Lo8t. Friday morning, diamond
between 02d and Catharine and (16th at.,
or In th flOth st, car golnit north, or In
... .... nt ......-t fflOl Potharlna kt
eievaiwn; iidcthi rewmu, ".-i wa . "
GRIP io-t. black nrlo between PMladel.
n, McShea: rrward. Philadelphia Mineral
Flooring . r3'J Slimmer kt
PIN lA3t one Delta Tau 1Ua Fraternltv
leweiea niii. in .,,,, u...,. ....... ..- ...
platinum, form the border, safety clasp on
pin. Initials E. 11. R.I R. M. IT. on back,
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tta return. M001. Ledger Office.
PERSONALS
VICTORY cleaners and dyerj 4850 N. Broad
at. has been aold to Michael Vftkoor.
Present all bllla beforo Saturday to the
came, address. .
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL THLEPHONE OPERATING
PFHMANENr POSIIIONS OFFERED TO
TOUNG 'WOMEN BETWEEN 18 AND 28
TEARS.
111 PER WEEK FOR FIRST 4 WEEKil
115(1(1 PER WEEK IN 6 MONTHS. WITH
RAPID ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
SHORT' HOURS
INEXPENSIVE HOT LUNCHES
COMFORT ARLE REST ROOMS
SICKNESS DISABILITY BENEFITS
CAREFULLY CHOSI3N ASSOCIATES
PALL PKRSONALt.Y ANV WEEKDAY.
BETWEEN I) A? M. AND S P. M TO
beb'mIBB RYAN. 1031 ARCH ST.. FIRST
FLOOR.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PA.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry, some knowl
edge of stenography: small manufacturing
plant: thoroughly experienced; half. day Sat-r
urday. Apply Smith Ramsey Embroidery
Co , 0 till 12, 1B1Q Market at,
CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
APPLY BUREAU OF HMPLOYAIENT
WANAMAKER'S
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white; ref.
erence required: alao cook; no cxperienca
necessary. Phone Overbrook 8301 J beforo
10 a m
CHAMBERMAID white; good references re
quired, Call 21100 Spruce at., between
and 10 a in Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
CLERK THE AC COUNTING DEPART.
MENT OF THE, PUBLIC I.EPGUR CO.
DESIRES THE Rf.ltVICKS OF A YOUNG
WOMAN WHO IS QUICK AND ACCURATB
AT FIGURES. WITH AT LEAST 'J
YEARS' HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITH
EQUIVALENT! A POSITION OF RWMPON.
SIB1LITY. OFFERING OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. ASK TOR MR. WIERT.
PUBLIC LUDUBR CO.. (ITH AND CIIUST
NUT BTS,
CLERKS Two young ladles for clerical work
In large office, agreeablo conditions: olrance
for advancement: ipermanont position. P
113. ledger Office.
COLORED WOMEN
1 20 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
FOR POSITIONS IN CONNECTION
WITH THE SHIPPING OF MF.IICII.NDISB
COOK and light housework. 8 In family;
n&r noth St. Terminal: 110. Phone Lans
dnwne 808 J.
COOK, n colored woman: nno from South
preferred. Phone Media 1B7 W
GIRL In auto flnanclnar corporation: desires
young girl, atenographlo ability.- for gen
eral work; must tie quick and alert: high
trlyml or business school training preferred!
excellent opportunity for ndvancement, Ap
ply after XI n. m Hare Chaai), 8011 Wait
not at ,
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