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AGANST PACKERS
BIg Fivo" Agreo3 to Drop Many
Sido Lines Jn Partial
Dissolution
S DECREE WILL BE ENTERED
By lho Associated Press
Washington, Dec. 18. Settlement of
tho anti-trust cases begun by the De
partment ot Justice ngnlnst the five big
Chicago packers is understood to have
been reached out of court. Attorney
General Palmer is expected to nnnounce
the details late today.
, Negotiations between the packers and
the government havo been going on for
ttoma time. One of the plans was the
withdrawal of the parkers from Ride.
lines, such as the wholesale grocery
business, which reports of the federal
trado commission hnvo charged them
with seeking to dominate.
The packers represented that tliev
had already begun to withdraw from
the grocery business and arc willing to
darry.tho plan still further. Plans iiImj
havo been considered for the separation
of the corporations into separate enti
ties. During the day Attorney (Jcneral
Palmer held a long conference with
Senators Kenyon and Kcndrick, au
thors of measures for government regu
lation of the ment packing industry,
which are before the Senate agriculture
committee.
After the coiifeirnce Senator Kenyon
(iaid separation of tln packer from
other businesses would nut cause liinf
or Senator Kcnrick to abandon their
efforts to hnvo their bills enacted. Sen
ator Kenyon planned to iiie n state
ment late today setting furth liw views
and commending the work of the lp
partment of .lustice in obtaining the
agreement with the packers.
Chicago, Dec. 18. flly A. ,')-"A
jozen or more important did" line in
dustries of the Chicago meat packers
involving investments of many millions
Of dollars will bo disposed of under
the stipulated decree soon to be entered
in the United States Court at 'Wash
ington on motion of Attorney fieneral
Palmer.
While representatives of the packers
today declined to discuss the details
of tho decree under which the packers
in the future will be required to confine
tho business activities to the produc
tion of meat, poultry, butter, eggs and
cheese, it was learned from an authori
tative source that the outline of the
plan had been agreed upon.
Among the lines of business from
which it is said the packers will bo
ordered to withdraw under the .tipn
lated court decree are the following:
father, canned fruito and vegetables,
cap, cleansing powders, groceries, fer
tilizers, cold storage, fish, refrigerator
car lines, glue, sporting goods and the
control of stock yards.
Representatives of the packcrb ex
press the view that under the proposed
plan they might continue to manufac
ture soap and fertilizer, as they are
natural products of the meat-packing
industry. Some doubt was expressed as
to whether cleansing powder is an
animal product. Oao purpose of the
proposed reorganization, it is said, is to
prevent tho packers from engaging in
the wholesale grocery business.
Swift & Co. already have segregated
its South American and Australian
ineat business, its fruit and vegetable
canning industry nnd its manufacture
. 4f leather. Wilson & Co. recently dis
posed of Its wholesale, grocery lines to
re New Tork firm.
Dissolution of the wholesale grocery
interests of the "Big Five" packers
would not seriously affect any of
them, Louis F. Swift, head of
Swift & Co., said today.
Later Mr. Swift, in a formal state
ment, said:
'Referring to tho decree in question,
Sjwift & Co. hnve already made a dis
solution of their leather business as
well as the ownership of Libby, McNeil
4; Iibby (a fruit and meat-canning
subsidiary) and nlso their packing
house business in South America and
Australia, and have been anticipating
spmething of this kind for some time.
"Our earnings will not bo unfavor
ably affected as tho lines prohibited
havo not been especially profitable. It
will give us more nvallable cash capital
for the-real meat business and its allied
products."
TWO DIE IN HOTEL BLAZE
Firemen Hampered by Bitter Cold In
Boston Residential District
Uoston, Ppc. IS. (I?y A. I'.) Fire
la the Abbottstord, nn cxcltis'ivf npart
rocnt hotel in the Hack Hay district,
caused tho death oE two persons nnd
drove nearly fifty others to the street
In zero temperature early today.
Two alarms were sounded nnd the
firemen worked under great difficulties,
water from tho hoses freezing almost
Instantly. Several occupants were taken
down ladders from upper floors when
dense smoke filled the papsnseways.
FRANCE TO HONOR MARTYRS
Paris. Dec. 18. (By A. I'.i Mont
faucon Ilill, in the Aigonnc, on which
afro hundreds of graves of American
soldiers who fell In battle in Septem
ber and October, 1018, may be made an
historical monument by the French
government. It is expected thnt the
ruins of the village of Montfaucon,
which surround the top of the hill,
will bo left in their present condition
to further commemorate the work of
the Americans during the great
struggle.
PARCEL POST
UNIFORM OVERCOATS
Male In I ci Drlllan SIjIm. Alan Iljrd
STANLEY TAILORING CO.
18 Snnltl 17th Street. Ilmement
All
Are
BLANK BOOKS
Bound and
1oob Leaf
IJTJIOOltAPlIINO
FRINTINO
ENGRAVINO
OFFICE
Stationery
and Bapplle
HaMnMBinna
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f The
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MEXICO'S REPLY RECEIVED
8tate Department Gets Official Ver
sion of Jenkins Case
Washington, Dec. 18. (My A. P.)
Mexico's reply to tho last American noto
on tho case of American Consular Agent
Jenkins was received today at the State
Department
The official text was said to differ
dy slightly from that coutnined in
ssoclatcd Press dispatches Tuesday
on
Associated
nlohr frnm Mpllcn CllV
It was indicated by department of
ficials that nt first reading the commu
nication had not made a favorable im
pression. ANTI-STRIKE ITEIV1S
To Vote First on Elimination of
Entire Labor Section of
Cummins Rail Bill
MAY PROLONG U.S. CONTROL
Hj the Associated Press
Washington, Dec. 18. Resuming
consideration of the Cuiniuiiis inilioad
bill todav, the Senate took up the most
disputed tcction, thnt dealing with la
bor, including anti-strike provisions.
Under u unanimous consent agree
ment n vote will be had fut on the
motion of Senator Stanley, Democrat,
of Kentuckj. to strike out the entire
Inbor section. If that is defeated sub
stitutes proposed by Senators MiCor
mick, Republican, of Illinois, and
.Tones, Democrat, of New Mexico, will
then be considered.
Senator Underwood, Democrat, bf
Alabama, opened the discission. He
onnnsi'd the. Stanley motion, declaring
Congress, in the interest of the general
public, must provide tribunals for set -tling
disputes so that there will be no
interruption nf railroad service.
Night sessions of the Senate, leaders
said today, probably will be continued
in nn effort to have the Cummins bill
bill was framed to meet the require
ments of the railroads when they i evert
to private control.
The McC-ormlck substitute would pro
Mbit strikes or lockouts of employe
until sixty ilnys after decision by uu
arlbtration board which would be re
quired to render decisions within nlnctv
dnvs.
From the White House it was an
nounced today that President Wilson's
mind was 'still open on the question iff
returning the railwajs to pilvate con
trol. The. announcement was in re
sponse to a petition piesentcd by a
delegation representing union labor and
some farmers' organizations urging that
the President delay the return of the
railways for two jears.
The American Federation of Labor,
backed by 111" Hig Four railroad
brotherhoods and several prominent farm
organizations, yesterday appealed di
rectly to President Wilson to abandon
his proposal to return the railroads to
private control on January 1.
The Prestdent was asked to "re
establish public confidence" in the rnil
road situation, "by advocating that the
period of government operation be e.
tended for at least two years, so that
under pence conditions there would be a
more thorough nnd consistent trial of
government operation "'
"It's Dangerous to
Experiment With
Your Complexion"
r1r1 nmA Pnlivo fin
Remer, the famous beauty.
"I just won't experiment with tho
only face I will ever have, so I
use only the preparations that
have been tested by constant use
in thousands of shops."
Creams
have proved to be most effective.
la your skin oily or is It dry and
wrinkled? Is ifrnuddy and sal
low or covered with pimples and
blackheads? No one cream can
possibly overcome all these de
fects, 0 study this chart and
And what you need.
Chart of
Marinello Creams
WMfnlng Cream bleaches.
TV.tue Cream nourishes.
Aitringmnt Cream contracts,
cn Craam heals.
Motor Cream protects,
Ltttucm Cream cleanses.
Combination Cream H bleaches and
nourishes and
Foundation Craam prepares lor
powaer.
Store.
a-oJ
At Dnir nd Department Stor
SENATE CONSIDERS
,lQUUiyiJt,, j AH (ShMwkiji lined jj J
trMifillSM. I Moleskin ,'E i
1 iBHmPI 1 a Wor"' sl8,0 "" I
1 H HLHLB&k? r$-Ri?itfal S riiorari.WH
8 IPm fMHI f thru
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of.riH110
Mann Products
Made Under One Roof
IN OUIt eighmtory factory bulldlne. 21
1 to 27 North Fifth Street, we have the
following complete manufacturing' departments:
Blank Rook Bindery
Loose Ltaf Hinder
LlthoaTaphinsr
Department
Prlntlns Department
Ensravlnc and
Prlntlntffrom-Steel
Department
Copylne Book Ulndery, with our own
Paper Mills, at Lambertvllle, N. J.
Bach ona of the above Is a complete
plant In Itself. Each process la started and
completed In our own factory.
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
529 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NawYorfe. Office?: 261 Broadway. Founded in 181,3
KVENIKGF :bUBr.IO TjJi)DGBR-PHH:JBELIHIA; THUJRSt)AT,
ASKS BILLION CUT
IN II S. OUTLAY
publican Loader Mondoll Tolls
r
House Strict Economv
House Strict Economy
Is Needed
STIMULANT OF WAR GONE
Hy the Associated Press
Washington, Dec. 18. All general
appropriations for W"l will bo pared
down "in accordance with strictest
economy," except the Postollico anil
N'nval Departments, the estimates of
which are less than for the present
vcur. .Majority Leader Mondoll. Wy
oming, told the House today, when the
first urgent deficiency bill of this ses
sion was brought up. Greatest reduc
tions would be made in the army and
fortifications estimates, lie said, the
former request totaling SflS'J.flOO.OlIO
and the latter .$117.7IK! H.'IO. nn increase
of more than 510(1,000,000 over tjie
present appropriation.
The balance of estimated liabilities
over receipts, Mr. Mondell said, is
$;.il.J,riUri.rii I. Totnl estimated re
ceipts for the j ear, he said, are
?i;.O.'.-,v50.0O0.
"These official estimates of the re
ceipts." he added, "nre notable In thnt
they carry no estimate of receipts on
account of Interest on our loans of
nearly 510.000.000.000 to forelgu gov
ernments. This interest, if paid, would
increase our receipts and lighten our
burdens for the year by nearly S.'OO,
000.000." Funding of interest on foreign ob
ligations for two or throe jears would
increase foreign loans at least two bil
lion dollars above the present figure.
Mr. Mondoll said.
I'rges Cut of Sl,lO(l,Mi(),OOU
Congress should cut the estimates at
least .$1,000.00(1,000 and refuse every
request which is not imperative, Mr.
Mondell said. So provisions for In
creased pay for officers nf the nrmy or
limy or the nuises' corps, nor esti
mates for loans, bonuses or develop
ment projects benefiting ex-service men
nre mndo in any of die appropriation
bills
"Proposals uf appropriations on be
half of men recentl composing our
treat armies run all the way from a
plan which would involve the expend! -tine
of perhaps $100,000,00(1 annually
for some jcar.s to plans which would
iimilve expenditure of secrul billions.
nnd one plan at least wliiili would in-
ioIip obligations of tens of billions oti
dollars." he said
It is for Congress to determine,"
"tujun iinnrmsm
I GIVE
s illustrate". j
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S A Moleskin Coat :
XsSMNNN- iVrtr$S3 Tl 1
&
sXNSictts juusxvi r
forrcel pocket , latltten
wristlets on 1ctph. All
len. WHterprnof. urnrin,
oomrnrtnltlt". If not nt
Infnctor.r money will Iio
rrfutitlrd.
'3 llilllill0 ib
ig Ililiill s m
Est
AlUmK 12th, Morris Jk Passyunk Ave.
rtinamura Mat. djii at 2 , uv.ouaiO.
J .AINU IIAM.MI.ltr.TKIN In
Tin: i'oi'.nthv (OLst
ADI I f C2D i. TlIOrPSON CTS.
trJL.LXJ MATINEE DAILY
V Ts 1 lVroi.N In
Mltn Ol'S MUN"
i ARCADIA TIiIr.M'
lr.TII
DNSTANl T. I1INNI7Y 111
:iisTviui.r. suha.v
DI I limiDPl BIIOAD RTnCHT AND
DUUtlDlKU rH'SQUBHANNA AVE.
.MAIIKI, NOItMVN'J) in
run: jinx"
BROADWAY a$ir-
i5i.su: rF.itmisoN in
couNTnnrKiT"
r A DTTW '22 JIAnKr.T STREET
UA1 1 1UL HI A. M. to 11.16 P.M.
ItOllHUT WARWICK In
"AN ADVUNTlTIli: IN' HfAIlTS"
-.-i mil A I Otn. h Maplewood Ave
ULWlNlAL. 2 15 una 8.15 P. M
IOIA DANA In
'TIKAfn OET MAUItlED"
EMPRESS
MAIN ST, MANAYl'NK
MATINEE DAILY
OT.lVi: THOMAS In
THE sriTU BRIDE"
FAIRMOUNT snSASffiiVaiS
VIOI.A DANA In
TLBAHK OET MARRIED"
r- A TVITT V THEATRIV-1.111 Market St.
rAlVllL.1 (I A. M. to Midnight.
WILLIAM DfVSMON'l) In
"III.Ui: I1ANDANNA"
e L-TIA CT THEATRE Below Spruce.
5b 1 H b 1 . MATINEE DAILY
rilRKVCE REED In
"HER GAME"
FRANKLIN
THIRD FITZWATER
OBOA.N UVSW
MARY MaeI,AREX In
I ' ' "i
GREAT N0RTHE
Kll.
GREAT NORTHERN "Wi.'VfS:
IxilMI AH MacII3AN in 'V!,y,rV,V.,.,.
.lUtEB AND ONE-UAl.F HOURS' LEAVE"
i iwirjrrD I A I oot'1 fc walnut sts.
IMl LKIAL. Mute 2:30 K.VgJ. T U .
.rr.A niNA In
PLEASE GET MARRIED"
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II AVE.
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." ni nrn 1 1ST A LANCAHTL
1 AUCl MATINEE UA
THfc. MIKACLt, MAIN
I mrDTV BROAD A COLUMBIA AV,
L1BLK 1 I MATINEE DAILY
ALICE1 JOYCW in
"THE VCNUEANCK OP PITOAND"
333 IViARKEToTSfflis
THEDA RARA In
"THJ5 LURK OK-AMRITION"
MODEL
23 FOUTII BT. Orcheitra.
uonllnuoua i in u
AIJ3ERT RAY nnd KI.INOR I'AIR In
AlAi "VAOAHOXD LUCK"
rtlirDDDnnV C3d t Hayerford
J V CIUI uvyiv j
Mat Bat i Holiday
BERT I.VI ll.l. m
"LOM11AKDI. LTD '
ii m I I J .. I I ii ii
BROAD ST. AUDITORIUM ,33
'THE MIRACLE MAN"
MARKET BETWEEN
I lV'l-.liDlZ.V-'lVA 60TH and 0OTII
"THE MIRACLE MAN"
I Complate chart ahowln programs for tho
1 1 week appear Saturday evening and Sunday,
h continued, "what Is to be done in alt
these matters, but in arriving at that
determination lotis remembet that wc
have passed tho period when, under
tho stimulant of war enthusiasm, the
Instinct of self-preservation mil the
determination to finish n great job glo
riously, wc could spend billions without
a t'. ought its to where the money was
to come front, who wns to pay It or
when It wns to be paid.
"The coming fiscal year will wit
ness tho culmination ot the growing
burdens of the war's aftermath. It
presents financial problems ns serious
in their way ns tiny we met during
the period of the war. We cannot In
crease taxes. Wc should not Isfiitc
bonds. We have no alternative but to
economize to tins limit."
URGES H S. RECOVER
HOUSING OVERCHARGES
Senate Committee Report Al
leges Big Sum Was Spent
in Philadelphia
Washington. Dec. IS. (Hy A. I'.l
Tim Kennte committee aiinointed to in-
icstlgate public buildings constructed
'during the war under supervision of the
lulled States housing coipnraiiou rec
ommended to the Senate today that
steps bo taken to recover money which
it charged was improperly paid for work
done for the corporation.
Should persons and corporations re
ceding the alleged overcharges frtwc
to make loliintiiiy restitution, the com
mittee recommended thnt civil action bn
instituted by the government.
The charge was made thnt the loan
to the Springfield company had been
maife on the recommendation of the
chief engineer of the housing corpora
tion, "who had twice been n paid ex
pert witness for the water company ."
"This fact," the report said, "the
president of the housing company orig
inally testified, was unknown to him
An eight inch
VIM Leather Belt
transmits more power
than a ten inch belt of
other material.
E. F. HOUGHTON & CO.
240 V. Somenet Street Philadelphia
.lau.i.i-i i.i, (flHUUf A WIIWUIUMPI
t SdSiSl9i3)Sl3ill
HIM SOMETHING
S
USEFUL TO WEAR . . I
You'll nnd nmni nnlnl b"'" ''ere for meii
tlio Mm Ihey mn weiir nnd iipprei lute.
DnuliTe-hrtnstiMl, 4 rcln-
o3" M
Iv'rf
BAfUDraie KT! MED Workmen'
i.n
3Jyrs.lfJWiUJ BHE.Iia(
Oullitters
812 VINE STREET
jffii Mail 'Orders Filled on Ilcceipt of Trice W
i a,,d S'" &
&? OPEN EVENINGS gS
I'HOTOri.AVS
Tho following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of tho finest productions. Ask for the theotro
in your locality obtaining pictures through
tho Stanley Company of America.
PA1 A PIT 1-1 MARKET ISTItUKT
1 il-.-Vl, 10 A. M to 11:15 P. M.
"MALE AND FEMALE"
PRTMPrrCJC 1018 MARKET STRKBT
1. IllIVIJO -, .so A M. to 11 :13 P. M
uidvs nr.of'Kwm.u in
"THinVKS"
RFP.FNT MAHKKT ST. lioloiv 17 Til
11-VaClN 1 t.A Jf t0 J, J, y
UTT COTTON In
"TIIC JIIIIAC'I.C Ol'' lAlVH"
RIA1 TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
lltLlKJ AT TUU'EIIOCKCN' Sf,
imnniNt In
"Tltn OKIII CAME"
RT IRV MRKET ST. IIELOW 7TH
UUU l 10 A. M. to 11 1,1 1 M
- HOrSB PBTKIIH In
"1QV XIl-VKU KNOW YOUR I.UCK"
SAVOY 1211 MAKKBT STREtrr
Jf VU1 8 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT
HARRY MOniJY In
"Till; DAIUiBST HOUR"
STANJ FY MARKET AIIOVE IflTII
O 1 rtHLC I j, .lr , M to u jr p M
.NORMA TAI.MAI.iJE In
"THE ISI.E OK t'ONqt'EHT"
VICTORIA MARKirr BT. AD. 0TII
V 1 V 1 Ullrt H M. to 11 :15 P. M
TOM MIX in
THE SPEED MANIAC"
TIIFJ NIXON-
NlllDLINOKR
THEATRES
BELMONT "D AB0VC AKEt
DOROTHY OISII in
' TURNING THE TAHLES"
CEDAR 0Tn AND CEDAU AVENUE
J K. TIACKETT In
' AHI1EH OK IIVE"
FRANKFORD 4m "'"
J K UAl'KETT in
"ASHES OT LOVE"
Tl IMRfl "WNT HT. A aiRARD AVE.
juhiuu Jumbo Junction on Franklord "L"
STELLA TAL1IOT In
"THE1 I'RK'B OF INNOCENCE
I fin KT 62D AND LOCUST BTREKT3
LULUOl Mata 1:30.3:30. Evsr.tiiSO to 11
LUCY COTTON In
"THE MIRACLE OF LOVE"
N1YOM B2D AND MARKET 6T.
INlVVJIN 2:15, 7 and 9.
HERBERT RAWLINSOX In
"THE CARTER CABK"
R lOI I KD AND SANrJOM STS.
Il V VJJ-il MATINEE DAIL
ETHEL CLATTOX In
"MORE DEADLY THAN THE MALK"
CTR A Mn aCRMANTOWN AVM.
O 1 iXZ-VlML-' AT VEXANUO ST,
ETHEL CLAYTON in
"MORE DEADLY THAN THE MALE"
WEST ALLEGHENY A-TioHh
M.VCK HEXNBTT'H HATiIIXO OIIILH 1.1
lArivnjj uuuui,!!, in xir.lll.1.'
I I in I I ii I I 'i j
ITIlRlVk'A 40TI1 MARK15T 8T8,
JZ,VJIL.r.rt. MATINEE DAILY
MADGE KENNEDY In
"STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL"
JEFFERSON atSt&t
W. S. HART in
"JOHN PETTICOATS"
DA RV H1DOK AVK DAUPHIN ST.
rV-UVIV Mat 2. IB. Vvg. il:4.1 loll.
'THE MIRACLE MAN"
find would have affected Ills judgment
had he known it, but correspondence
between the wnter company nnd the
president Indicated that he did know."
The committee snld the loan was "un
justifiable" In, lew of the financial
security offered.
'Ihe committee demanded thnt n loan
of .foOO.OOO to the Springfield Wnter
Co,, of Philadelphia, be "regularized."
The charge was made that the con
poratlon'x desire to complete "town
benutlful" projects in certain cities, es
pecially in llrldgrport, Conn., and Phil
adelphia, cost the government not less
than !I.1,0,OOU after hostilities ceased.
A representative of the Springfield
Water Co. this afternoon said that the
company had received no word from
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For Christmas Gifts
A large variety of reliable timepieces. The most popular
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Desk Boudoir
Banjo .Ship Bell
Mantel Clocks with hour and half-hour strike
Ball Swlnn, Folding and the Waltham Mirror Clocks.
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Est. 1878
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iaLfiHyKST m
J Pnnnylvanla Ave close to llench and
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j Capacity SOU. private baths, running
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rnrtflo and St. Jmnn Tlacc Open ur
rntindlnKS. opponlto tut hollo and Protestant
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Bank In Boston Forced to Suspend
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The Old South Trust Co.. ono ot the
tonnller banks here, closed its doors to
dav under orders from tho state bank
commissioner, following a fun on the
Institution.
Gratz College Holds Reception
The tenth annual reception given by
the undergraduates of drat. College to
the freshmnn class was held last night
nt tie college, liroatl and 'York, streets.
An address was delivered by Dr. Arthur
A. Dcmbitz.
a)
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By Rufus Steele
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sjift for young men ot fourteen
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1'IllVATi: 1.KSKONS I.V JSXM.1S1I ANI
Fipnflit experienced wotnnn lencher. 8G!)
Norlli S3il. Phone. ronlnr2l!0flVV.
IBzati)
TIASSII4 Suddenly. Pp. 14, IDA, diugh
Ipp of Into riPderlck nnrt JMznheth 13HtI,
formtrty of S44 N. mh st.. utted M. nln
ten nnd friends 1ml ted to funernl, Frl .
2 p. m reildrnrp John K. Klefffr, Sin
(Urarrt ae. Int. Alt. ppaco Com. Hematm
may b lwcd Thura., 7 to 1) p. m.
nnnann. ir 10. mart i;.. wifo of
Rfimufl II. IJcrRer UelatHew and friends
InWted to funsi;iil hrrvlces. Hat.. 2 p. m ,
chape) of Kirk 4 Nice. A301 Oermantown
ave flprmantown. Int private
m.OUNT On Dec. 1. Il)l(. SARAlf A.
niJUNT, New Ctle, Del. Uelatlvea and
friends ur. Invited to atttend funeral perv
lcea, on Frl , Dec. 10, at I v. in., from
I'. p; (Jhurfh, New imhup, uci. int. iman-
uel 1. K. trhurchiard Cem ,
, linADUnY At Taeadena. Cal , Dee. lflf
' THOMAS HHAUM3Y. foimerlr of rhlladel-
phia, need 77. Uuo netlec of funeral will
Ijo t?lvtn ,
1 HUOOK&. Dec. 16. rLOREXCH. wlfo of
l WlllUm K Jtrooks, fined 15. IteUthea and
I friends Invited to funeral HPrvle, Thura .
8 d, in . 8R3 X'enn nt Camden. N J. Int
.prUato, Clmer. N. .T . leavlnc Cumden Frl .
110 n. m
UUnNRTT Per. 17, ANDREW T.T.OYD,
non nf Yalf' J aml Christiana llurnett,
aired 21 Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Hat , .'. p m 8325 Dlcka ae. Int
at. james b tem, iinBses,'in. auio iunerai.
Friends may call rri.. after 7 p. rn
i f'ARTIIR. Dec. 17. FLOItENCH S
TUOMAB. widow of John M Carter, at Way
side, Mt. w.iBhinirton, nammor.
CAVANA 'OTI, Dor. -10, JOSEPH K
Don of Michael nnd Nora Cavanaujfh (upo
lonerKan) RclatheH ard frftnds, Holy
Nflmo Sorletv nf Hi. A cat ha' s Church. In-
I Vlted to funeral KM, 8:30 a. m.. parents
residence., 3 US I'owlton :ne. Solemn r
ttuleir itiaCM Ht Affatha'a Church 10 a. m.
lrt. Holy Cross Cem, Auto funerul.
CHA1.MHUR Tee 17. JANE, widow tit
Jamefl I Chalnier. or lilb Woodland ae
Hsert SI. Announcement or funeral luter
or vicior li L.ntrK ineH v uoiincii;. jiem-
Uvn uml rrienus. 11 .i. woaaiuy ana thn
,,. un() Altnr HncletlPB of Ht llrlUisefH
Church, Ii
?ul 'lu,
ntltf.,1 to fltnprnl. MiLt.. N a m.
met et.. Falla of Kcnuvlklll. IUkIi
reaulem mafa Ht. Hrldeet h Church. U:3W
a. m. Int. Holy bVpulchrc Cem
COPE. - Suddenly, at. Itlerlon. N J.
Dec. IB. JEREMIAH L. Imsbana iifNIntta
Cope. Relntlvco and trieiidtf. Excrlnlor
Lodge. No 1 K. ot 1 , and tiro North Amer
ican Union Li'Klon ot Red Crosa of l'cnna ,
itnltfd .o funeral MrleeH. yat . 1 p. m ,
,.Mar. rtf T K Willtntnii 7lli ut an.l
Thomas ae., lllvcrlou, N J. Int. private.
, ni.LEN E widow or 1'owell Dleklnaon
I J'meral nerilcea. parlors of Jeltrlei A.
, Kcot UK1 Atiantic a vtlantio city.
I N J. Trl.. i in Int. I'leasantuile Cm
D'OLlEIt Suddenlj-, Dec. ltl, JANE.
widow of John D'Olier, aired IV. runerul
?,I?V,,lrrtrlV',p mS35 naltlmoru nve w-
, dunn -Sud-jeW Dec. l.v sAMur.L
husband of Isabella Dunn. Relatlvrs and
fronds lnittd to eervicea. I , 2 p, m
I "L","- ' J s'. Morlah Ctm'
, ERWIN Dec. 17. WILLIAM, husband ot
Em In (neo Illrney), aged 711. Rclathea and
friends, employes Baldwin Locomotive
Work. Invited to funeral. Sat., 7:30 a. m.,
Hilll OBden st. Illuh mass Church of the
Ucsu. Ii a m Int Holy Crois Cem
FISHER. Dec. 10, FLORENCE E
daughter of late Albert and Leonoro .Planer
! (nee Kroenir) Relative and friends in-
lted to runerai, l rl . nail n. in lios N.
7th st. Requiem masi lo n. m.. St. Peter'a
Church Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.
1T)X At 2IK N 3-.'d at . Dec 17. ED
WARD C (EDDIE) ro.. ased 72 Rela
tUos nnd friends. Moiart Lodffe. No. 430,
V. and A M Int lied to funerola serleps,
Sat. 2 p in. David II. Piliuvler Hulldlne,
Broad nlirl Ulnmond stl Int nrhate.
CARMAN. Dec 1(1. MARV E flAIIMAV
aiied 0.. Relatives and friends Invlteri to
iunerai aervices rn., ii a. m., uavld il.
"ehuvler Hide . Broad and Diamond sts.
Int private
GRAY Dec. 17. AGNES L. wife of Ar
thur V Qruy Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, Sat , 8:S0 n. in.. Hutchinson
terrace Holmes. Delaware tounty. I'd Illuh
mass unurcn or uur i.auv or i-erpeiuai nolo,
Morton Pa . HI a. m. Int Holy CroBs Cern
HEIST Dec 17. EMMA M. wife of
Alfred I). Heist (nee Mastellerl. aeed (10.
Relatives and friends, Quaker City Hive,
Lady Maccabees: Koyptlan Council, No.
141. D. of I.., and Ladles' Aid of KvUzes's
Post. Invited to services, Sat , 2"p, m., fu.
nernl rooms of Hackman . Ramsey. S3 1
Diamond st Int. private Remains may
be iewcd Frl . 7 to 9 p m
ailOL'LINU Dee 17. WILLIAM, huhband
of Anna D Qroellnir tnee Wlecnndl. aired
71. Relathes and friends. Humboldt Endue.
No. 3,",0, p and A, M.I Chrlrtlnn B 1'iee
man Chapter No 213, R. A. M. : Master
Plumbers' Aeso. of Phila.j Tounr Maennr
chor, I'hlla Scheutzen Vereln: futh Ward
German Republic Club. Invited to funeral,
Sun .In in r.23 W. York st Int. Mt.
Vernon Cem
HAMILL. At Riverside. N .T , Dec 17.
HOSANNA. wife of Charles llamlll (nee
I inuueii, aBsa uo. ueiauves ana rrieniis In-
I vlted to funeral Sat., 2 p. m . 18U Payno
at.. Riverside N. J. Tnt. RUerside Cein.
HULL. Dec 10. LEWIH I'"., husband of
VHIImlna Holl (nee Tenner), asted 77. Rela
tlvea ard friends Invited to funeral serv.
Ices. Bail Ilerkley St.. tor, of lirondway,
Camden, N J.. Prl 2 p, m. Int Ever
Kreen Cem Frlenda may call Thurs, after
7 r. m.
HOWLAND Dec. 17. SALI.1E T. wlfo
of George D HoHland. Relatiea and frlenda
1 invuea 10 iunerai, war, l p. m.. 72U H 42d
1 st Services St. Philip's P K. Church 2
I p. m. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Frlenda may
' call Frl . afier 7 p. m. Auto funeral.
HYNES Dec. 17, MARGARET, widow Pf
.Thomas Hynea of County Clare, Ireland,
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Sat., 8:30 u in 1044 Glenwood ave. High
mass of requiem Church of Most Precious
lilood 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Aulu
funersl
IRWIN Dec 10, ELEANOR. daiiBhter
1 ! .,.'." ..'" James ana Ellen Irwin (nee
jLcvjowan;,
Relatives and friends Invite,!
to services. Frl.. !i p. m.. reslfleneA nr
brother-in-law James Webster. 203 K.
Hope st. Int. private; Greenwood (K. of
p ) Cem Friends may call Thurs. eve.
Auto service.
RANK. UOC 111, 1.U.AUK11I FRANCIS
KANB. ajed 70 Dauehter of J. Francis
KANE. Doc 1(1. ELIZAUETH FRANCIS
IVAl'l'ftlV. UeC. JU VJllAJVUt.S t'llAN-
C1H, husband of Mury V, Kapper (nee Car
llnl and son of late Casper and M.irv
Knpper. Relatives and friends, employe
iienry Kraan furniture uo., united to fu
neral. Hex , 8.30 a. in., 2207 N. 3d st. Hintl
reiulem maas 10 a. m. St, Udwurd's Church.
Int. private.
KARSNr.R. Dec. 17, ANNA Il daueh
ter of lato David 1'. utid Anne Rebecca
Karaner, Relatives and friends Invited to
services, Thurs., H p. m. brother's resi
dence. George It. Karsner. r.o.'o Call, urine
st. Int. Uethel Cem., Cecil county, Md
Friday.
KAUrMANN. Dec. 15. JOHN, husband
of Mophia Kuufnianu, urted 72. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services Frl..
t p. m . 81(1 N. 48th at. Int. Fernwooi
Cem Remains may bo viewed Thurs. evo,
KB13LIN, Dec. IB. CATHERINE KIjl
LIN, wtfe of Peter Keelln and risughter of
the lata Jamea and Catherine llradley, of
the parish of Rafoe. county Donegal. Ire
land Relative" and friends Invited to
funeral. Frl., 8.80 a m.. residence of. her
husband, 2108 Montrose st. Solemn requiem
mass St. Charles'a Church lu a m. Int
Cathedral Cem. Auto service
KRAUSB. In Philadelphia, Dc. ,10.
LOUIS KRAUSB. son ot Johanna V, and lata
Louis Krause, Relatives and frlenda in-vlted-to
funeral, 211 Ontario .. Sal., 3
-V"
MTH
I.ttlDr-CIRIM. bee. 16, At-MtlU LElDtr,
ORIM. widow of Peter tlrlm. axed US. Retail
lives and friends. Cohockslnk Tent. NotJlf
p. and F.. Welcome Dlv.. No, 211. 8, of T (
Stara ami Ftrlpea Council. No. fis, 8, and D.
ft U, and member of 60th Ilaotlsf Church
Invited o funeral services. Hat a p. m
1031 Prait at.. Frankford. int private, N
Cedar Hill Cem. Frlenda may ew remains
Frl., R to 10. m,
l.BITENHEROHR Dec HI. CIARA
daughter of 1-ouls and Katherlns llten
berger, neeil IB, Relatives and frlenda In
vited to funeral. Hit , 1M0 p. m.i parents
residence. 7315 Oxford ave., Ko .Chase,
riilla. Services Immnnuel Evangelical Lut.b.
eran Church, Coltmnn and Palmetto ats ,
2.3(1 p. m. Int, Lawnvlew Cem. Remalni
may bn viewed rrl, eve.
MARTIN Dec 17, CATHEIUND A. (nes
Kirk), widow of William It. Martin II)"
tUes and friends Inv'lted to funeral, Pat..
8.3U a. in,, 800 N. Holly at, (cor West
minster ave.). Solemn requiem maaa at
Church of Our Mother of Borrow s 10 a m.
Int. Holy Cross. Auto service.
MellRIDE. Dec. 10, STEPHEN, husband
of Catharine and eon of tho late Edward
and Susan Mcllrlde. Relatives and friends
employes of Sterling1 Iron and Steel Co.,
Invited to funeral. Frl.. 8:80 a m., brother
In-law's residence Charles Cummlngs, 71T
W, Moyamenslna ave. Solemn high masa of
requiem Church of the Epiphany, 10 a, m,
Int Holy Cross Cem.
McCaffrey. Deo. ib, ituait mccaf-
TREY, husband oj late Alice M. McCaltreyi
(nee Devlin), aged 70. Relatives and friends,
employe or McCaffrey File Co , all societies'
of which he was a member. Invited to fu
neral. Thurs., 8:30 a. in., 1711 N 4th at
Solemn requiem mass St. Michael's Churclf
10 a, m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
funeral. Omit flower. ,
McORATH Dec 17, MARY R wife et
Edward W. McGrath. Relatives and friends'
invited to funeral. Sat., 8:30 a. m., 4403
Lurchwooil ave. Solemn requiem mass St
Francis do Sales's Church 10 a, m. InU
private.
MoKENNA. Suddenly. Dec 14. "WIL
LtAM husband of Pauline McKenna. and;
Bon of Catherine (nee Flnnessy) nnd late
William McICcnim. Relatives and friend.,
Ihe Stevedores, and Court General OarfteM.
No. 101. F of A., are Invited to funeral.
Sat., 7:30 a. m.. mother'a residence, 114
Cutlibert st. Solemn requiem mass fft. Jo
seph's Church. 4th and Wllllng's alley, l
a, m. Int. Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral.
McLOUGHLIN Dec. IB. JAMES, husban
of Mary McLoughlln Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Til., 8:80 a. m.. from
B25 Locust ave., Oermantown. High mass
at Church of the Immaculate Conception
10 a. in. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
MEYER Dc. 13. C. CARROLL MEYF.R
Relatives and friends, Philadelphia Council.
No. 100, K of U: No 200. d M. B. A.t
Alumni Asso. of the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy, all other societies of which he
was a member, invited to funeral. Frl., 8:3(
a. m., 341 ?. leth st. Solemn requlenv
mass Cathedral 10 a, m. Int. Cathedral
Cem Auto funeravi
MEYER. Dec. '7. HENRY, husband or
I.ouloa Meyer (nee Ruchy). need III. Rela
tives and frlnds Invited to funeral. Sat.,
s m., 201 Pearl st,, Camden. N. J. Maspr
Church ot the Holy Name. 0 a. m. Int
Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. Frtendu
may rail 1'rl. eve.
MEYER. Dec, 17, MARY, widow of Lu
dolph II Mejer, aged 73. Relatives and
lrlends invited to funeral services. Frl
8 1. in . residence of her daughter. Mrs
Howard Price. 1410 N. 01st st. Int. private.
Sat . Dovlestown Cem.. at convenience or
the family Dovlestown papers copy.
MILKY. Dec. 10, ANNIi' E., wife 'of
Jtmes II Milov. Relative and friends ni
illed to funeral sivlres. Thurs., 8 p. m.,
K21 Pino st. Int. Mllford. Del. Frl, morn
Int'. 011 nr.-lval ot train leaving Rroad St
Station 7-13 a m
MOHAN. Dec 10, MARGARET M ,
(laughter of James J. and Catharine McTan,'
(nee MbDonaeh) Relatives and friends, St
Anthonj's H V. M. Sodality. Invited to
fnnernl. Snt.. 8.30 ft. m.. parents' residence.
2012 Oakford st. (20th and Federal st.).
Solemn requiem mass St. Anthony's Church
10 s m. Int. Holy Cross Cem, Auto fu
neral ' ... . ,, . ..
OI,IILA.M. Iec 1". ULUKUU UIIJtlAAt.
nieil 82. Funeral services Frl., 2.30 n. m.,
4320 Tacltawanna st . Frankford. Int
private.
PATTOX. Dec IIS WILLIAM C. PATj"
TON. hus'iand of Martha N J Pntton, ageif
no. Relatives anu irienns, memoera oc
lladdonfleld Ixidge. No. 130, F. and A, M..
Invited to funeral sen Ices, New Freedom'
road Ilerlln. N J rrl., 2 pm. Int. Rerlln
Cem Trains leave Market st. ferry, 12:J5
p. m.
PYLE At ."534 Catharine st.. Dec. 17
t'.i.i.a A., wife of OeCTge E. Pvle. An
nouncement of funeral later
QITETCN uec. 11. raiiji jyv.NK. wife
nt John A. Queen and dkurhter of late
Benjamin D nnd Mary Ann Warrington (nes
Hiorrl. nareil 03 Relatives and friends InJi
vlted to funeral. Sat., 2 p m., eon's resi
dence jonu A wueen. jr ooa s, osa St
int nrlvale. Fernwcod Cem Friends mav
tall 1'rl.. 8 to 10 p. m.
HEAHIUIV uec. IU t'lllAIL 11. KCiAH".
ICK. Relntives and friends Invited to
funeral, Sat.. 2 p. m.. from 4331 Pechln at..
Roxborough. Services In Talmage Memorial
Church. 2:30 p m Int. private. Westmin
ster cem Friends may call en Frl. evening
P.ElNAmA Lei;, i, iii.i,IAOi jji,, nuS-
band of late losephlne B. Relnard. Itelav
fives and friends Invited to funeral service
Thurs.. 8 P. m , 77f N. 38tll st. Int. PrT
morning Poltsvllle. Ta.. on arrival of 8'.14
o . m train from West Philadelphia Station
RENSIIAW Doc. IS DAVID, husband'
of Susanna Renahaw, of 20SS Christian st.
Relatives and friends invited to services,
'Ihurs, 8 p. m., mother'a residence, 102Ot
Pine st. Int private. Fri.
R1CHERS Dc 17, ROSALIE C. wlfe
of c.eorgo W Rlchers. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral services. Sat.. 1 p m.s
2U0U IJ. uaopilin hi. .,,.. i,i.vi. iurip
wood Com. rrlendi may view remains Frl..Vi
8 nocurDri:i,i.un. Dee 17. widliai
11 husband of Edna E. Rockefeller. Med
OS Itelatlvea And frlenda. membera ofJ
Ito'ckefeller Family Association. Waahlngion
(ninti. No. 0KS I. O. H. of A.i Harbarosaa
TxtdEo, No. 133 K. of I ; Uurke Bros."
Yearly Heneflclal Aaaoclatlon and emplnj'e
nt llurka llroa.. Invited to eorvlcea. Sat,. 2
o m.. 533.1 li- Hth t. Int. Jit. Teaoe
Oem. llemalna may bo viewed Frl., 7:8
"rioaisns. At Tlnncnrnn N J , Twelfth
Month 10th, EDWIN JlOanrtSf huband of,
HIIzalielhM. HoKer ated 83 nelatlvea
and frlenfla Invited to funeral. Hancocaa
Sixth-day, Twelfth Month. 1 p m. Con'
eancea will be ot Mueonvtllo to meet 11:2.1
trolley from Monreatovvn .Int. Trlnltr
(hnreh ((round. Mooreatown. N.; 'J.
IIOSS1TDH At Ilalilmore. Md Deo 17
tviahV A . widow of Georco Itoeslter. llela
iivea and frlenda Invited to funeral aerv
iAo Sat "J P m.. elater'n reeldence, Mrt.
riizabeth Atkinson. 6ai5 Walton ave. Int
cYnM.rNOKTt -suddenly. Dee. 15. P.D
t,A ( SL'IIII.I.lNOErt (neo Cnrrlin.nl. widow
nt Miirtln Sehllllnser llelntlvei nnd frlenda
VnviKd to furternl Frl. '30 a. m 1010
Pino St.. Darby Pa Solemn renulerr maaa
rhurrh of tho Illeesed Vlrcln Mhjv 10 a. m
Int. Holy Crow Cem. Auto rervlcj
SCHWAIXTZ. Dee 10. .TIOSK. widow of
c.eorse SchworU. nred 72. Itelatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral Pal., 8:3n a.
i,i . son-in-law's residence, r.lmer P. Sloclr
117 lleeeher nve.. Cheltenham, Jlont. co
Pi Illuli maes church of Presentation 10
n in Int. Holy Redeemer Cen,
SCOTT.- Deo. HI. WAI.TIJIt J son of.
Joseph and (lertrudo A. Scott, aued 1
Relatives nnd frlenjls invited to funerul sery.
lees Frl . 2 n. in,, reeldence nf parents. 308S
N 8th St. Int. private. Friends may vleyf
remnlnH Thurs.. T:30 to 0 p. m. e
"hILCOX. Suddenly. Dec. IB IIARnlET,
wife of Samuel Hllcox, aued 0t. Relamear
and irienns invneo i m,i,, ,huid ,, i
m.. 817 N. Stlllmnn st. Further service;
Hrandyvvlno Baptist Cem. Chapel, Cheater
county. Pa.. Frl , I p. m. Int. Brandywlne
Dantlst Cem West Chester papers copy.
SMITH Suddenly. Dec. IB. KATK .11. '
widow of John II. Smith, Itelatlvea nnd,
friends Invited to aerylcea. Frl,, 1 v. . rn . ,
8(11 Corinthian ave. Int. private. Hlllslda
'srRNCIin, Dec, 1R. at residence of hr.
ron 11. Z. Hpencjr. S!0 S. linton live,. IlavraSO
widow of John N. Spencer. Bed 70 Funerat pVr
fervlcca at aoove huui.h, ...uu,, -.ou y. ,,.
Int Anitel Hill Cem., Havre do Orare. Md
HPITZIIARTII. ee. 17. pOBOTHBA.
wlfo of Qeorte Spltzbarth.atred 80 llelatlvos
nnd friends. Ladles' Auxiliary Bt. Paul's
Cerrnan Lutheran Chureh. Invited to fu
neral. Sunday. 2 p. m.. 3329 N. 21at aU Int,
Hillside Cent . .,-.. mtn,B.,w.
STAAH. Dec 15, ANNA CHRISTINA
STAAH (neo Zlndel). ad 74. Relatives and
friends, members of tho Holy ramljy.
DeaKue of the Hacred Heart and AlUtr So.
.cltv, Invited lo funeral. Frl . 7;30 n. mt
1823 N. Marahall st. Requiem maea fit.
I'eter'a Church 9 a, in. Int. Most Holy Re
STniFE".! Dec. 17. IXIL'IS. husband o(
Bble Stelfel. sited R7; Itelatlvea and trlendt
Invited to funeral, Frl., t:30 p m., real,
denes of rtnuKhter. Mrs. Iul Htern. 1001
N 1811 st Int. prlvnto, Mt. Slnal Cem,
STOUT. Dec 111. ADAL1NI1 II.. dauih'
ler of lnte Jonathnn ard Mary Stout, air-d
71 Itelatlvea nnd friends Invited to funeral
renins, ft. Paul's Reformed Clmreh. Fort
WaVhlniton. Pa Hat. 2'RO P. m. Jnt .
Unl.xi rem, Whltemnrsh, I'n.
VDASr.r; Dec. IB. CHARLES P., lius,
band of Hallle Veasey and son of Annie
and the late Snmuel Veosev. Funeral, to
which Ihe relatives and friends, employes
of the Vrlon Pelro tlim Co.. Invlled. Hat 1
v in 105 Mountain t. Services Church of
St. John. 3d and Reed sta . 2:30 p, m. Int,
lit. Morlah Cem. Friends may call Frl.
fwnnsT'K' Dee in. charles henrt,
huhband of Marr Webster, aeed 74. Rola-IT:..-
m.,h rrtan.l. (nvlted to funeral. Frl .
T in m ,"10 H. Jtltllper ft. R
.(?. m'amchu"rcn Sf the Epiphany 0
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WIHhCHUSnN. Dec. 13. lit Kltlannlnn,
Pu JOHN F. WISSCHUSF.N. aged B'
i," L., .."... .lfrl.nrt nlso H. T O. E.. ln
vlted to funeral from tho undertaker's e.
tabllshmcnt. 1248 S. Rroad t 1 p. m,,'.
l rlnav. ini, vi iini"n jve, i
YOS-r. Dec. HI. MARY A. yosT (nee EhrV
mail) wife of Charles Yost. Due notlct,
fr0zrArFio'rC,D.?."i5. 1010 JOHN, beloved
husband' of lMr.bani Zapf (nee Kller), jed
Ko years. Relatives and friends, nlso Loyal
Order of Moose. Ph la. Lodite. No. B4, andV
Iiadlscher Renedcial Society and Tenrosef
Ferry Country Club Invited to funeral, om
Friday mornln. at 8:30 o'clock, from his,
lata residence. N. W. corner 11th and Ritper
it. Solemn requiem high mass at Ht. AN,
nnonsus'a Church at 10 a. m. Int. Hillside ,
Cemetery.
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