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'"'' - .Mg NThlrd St. 'SHBCTS HADE V TO RPE SsSSSlSSSSSm llflilBMil MJ iiifr 75 of these a a wonili-rful Siiiii pj Phonot.r.iphs nt gr $ cj 7 .00 jogy BU,u 1 Jll J1UU AW YEAR'S NEW FAIRBANKS FILM I ON STANLEY SCREEN I Rare Beauty in Prizma "Memo- rios" Attractions Elsewhere STNiry "Ulion the f'lnuils llnll in." wllh Douri-is Fairbanks plrertul In Mo tor Fleming from tho stor by Lewis Wcidon. United Artists. Uvorvlinilv is nnpr-tlllon. nltlKiitsjh mnnv will not admit it. or ioiiiw, I' I Is not mwnry fur one to mold Ind I dors, liltiek nt mid biiiUen minors, fu" tliprp itro ninny other vvics (it tiviim t uvnlil tin' lin. It a, II mi. vUlli Uiis in mlml that tlu sen en's nio-t impulnf I s'nr i'lioi' n nubioit Hint would iummm' I to (vervhndv. lie lias invested it with some of his best liuinnr. for lie is a 10- iiiithnr. r.s well as a star Man IntiM-estiui! ccciies ate intro bn oil and the largest of them to be use 1 fop tin- flint time as comedv is that of a food It Mir looks like the real thhift. There is plenty of lively notion i and the new ntliletic stunts Pour Intro dtioes nie koIuc to be hiird for Mime of be other movie enmedinns to follow without chin's credit to the oriRt -nntoi. I'rnnk ('nmneuii is well east as a nnjnr. while Knthhoi Clifford, onee ill Mar in her own ili;lit. lias the important feminine, lole. . The most Imnnrtnnt shoil offeiiuK for mini' months is found in the I'rWni i iiat'ira1 (o'or motif nrnle from Wlilt- fier"s poem. "In Silioo'duvs." It benrs 'he tit'e of "Mommies" This film will, indeed, fill the mind with mem oiies, for it shows the uiUnmeuient of the motinn-pii ture art and rionlls the nil nttemnts to pive the MU'een mili h'i t it- natinal t oloi A Tatty Ar '. inkle tiim adds to the fun. PALAOl: AN'I" APCDI ' 1 V." lth Willire llilcl "Hawthorne. U. S'torv by James Lru" l'iriinouni i)lu This is the piny in which'' most peop'e "emember Douglas Kali banks a Iiiimiik appeared upon the itioken staKC In fact, it was his best vehicle It is i somewhat nf a toRtlmoninl to the good I qun'itirs (,f this pirtuie tint it is I 'oheiUiled to hiiM- its premii'i' presen- tatioti at two homos simuHaueouslv. j WnMiiCf Held is (he stai In movie form. This is h'Khh niiiu-lnc and em rios out the sp-iit of tho ho'Miiv season fori niiiiisement that is UMit and iheeiful. The comedv extracted b the star is clean cut and not of the slap-stick variety. ItoMiltitioiw in iinthicnl KiiiK diiiiis nie funm thlnss and this one is more ho because of the wav in which in Vmeiiean settles tlie affair with his cod and thou pinceeds to make the place p 'ptiltir b mhertisiiiR the turib j ei' pMipert'cs of its mineral spi'ings. Of 'oi' inteie-t Iheie is eiioiich to satis- fv the mntineo cirl. The hero is not ' iiccessful in v nninK his heroine until the kins leau". the throne and a le public is p'oe'ubneil. Wallace lipid as this American jouth well cii't and Lila I.ee, whose woik :s inipiovni; since the Paramount studios rpuhiWl that she is not quite ' ieady for statdoin and p'aced her in her proper iphere, is the rIiI. ltobert U'ower acted the bankrupt KiuR with ntel'iiieiice. Tally Mnihall and Kd win SteMus hae important roles. The pln has been well mounted ami clccr titles help out. VIC'TOIUA "The rinr-ini Murder." w.lh Mirun on ir s-o'j by K rhllllpa Oppcn ci"!m incl ci'eLtpcl by George 1) Uakir. rru. mount rlfiy Here is another eamp'e of the trend o' the movie times in which n story is made into a movie ntte- U has appealed in 'i ponulnr mncaziue. Thh one was n se'i'i' ''lid n c'e'it dea' of interest cen- feicl n'onnd the solving of the murder pi ei M'uion I) ivies 1ms rarely np t,'i e1 to such good lidvintase foi liei . i o of acting is shon ftt'l pliu In this piece. The 'to-v den's with nn action who has been nbioad in search of fu-ther iii'tructlon in lie- art She is there is i'i "rotce of a wealthy man who owns u theatre. Meeting an auiho-. she has one of his plnjs nrodiiced. He is ac cused of having Ml'od his cousin, but nt the rifj;ht moment the anxiety of the audience is bromjht to a hanpy conclu sion liv the nipijosed victim turninK up and thus glvins the piny n happy ending. Nigel Uarrie will be remembered fo lds woik as lending man with many Mnrs, and iu this one lie does tome good work. Ills rcreen acting is worthy of better things, however, and some day he may come into his own. Andcra Itandolf is the other plajer whose woik needs no introduction nor does that of Hii- lalie Jensen, who has been with Vita giaph for so long. RnoENT "Ills Friend's Mlfe," with Doro thy Dalton Slory hy J u Iliirliiml and directed by Joseih Co .Irasse. Paramount play. Movie fans who read "The White Hook." bj J. 11. Ilarris-nmland, will find it to be the original of this play, with some exceptions, of coin so. The star plnvs the pait of a titled woman of the aristocracy, and her charncteii zntion is so finished that one seems t( sense a desire on her part to foiget thut she once was noted for her roles of uance-bidl ai lists. Miss Dalton has not forsaken her love for the movies, although ut the present time she is appearing in one of her few spoken roles iu "Aphrodite." Her part iu tills movip is tha't of a joung wife who becomes involved in the mystery of her husband's death. Of course, like most movie mysteiies, the wife becomes huppy again at thcMilm s end. In support of Miss Dalton there ap pear Henry Mortimore, and the China man role of I.ing Koo is well done bv Paul Cazencuve. Klchard Neal uud Warren Cook are the other players. Quaint Comedy at Orpheum Mae Desmond is starring in a charm ing little drama, "The Girl From Out There," at the Orpheum. All the nuaintness and kindly humor of life in lie Cape Cod locality is brought out in this well-written piny. Sentiment and wholesome fun run through nn effective plot, which provides sp'endld oppor tunities for tho members of Miss Des mond's compau.v. She herself has n 'ovable role ns the heroine of this play of cheery American life. New Year's In Blackface A good show for tho youngsters and the older patrons of Dumont's Min strels is given iu the New Year's bill. A feature of the program is "The Tov Shop," a Christmas al'egory, in which arc been several of the favorite min trels. Churllo Hoyden gives bis "Over There" monologue as oue of the feat ures of the bill. Drinks Iodine by Mistake Mrs. Bertha Dougherty, eighteen venrs old. 34-15 Ndrth Bodine street. is In the Episcopal Hospital suffering from the effects of iodine which she drnnk in nnstnke for medic ne. Phy Blclans at tho hospital say she will recover. Church Gives Veterans Dinner Twenty-nine former enlisted men nud a Bed Cross nurso from tho con gregation of the Hoxborpugb Baptist Church were tendered u welcome home dinner and reception last month. The woman guest was Mrs. Occanlca Grabum, WEEK ATTRACTIONS IN Continuing Attractions UllO i) "Dear lirulus " J. M. Itairle's newest comedy, with William filllettc mid a notable cast. Pull of tpicnl ltarrletie, whim, fancy, ironj and keeu char acterising. WMA'I'T "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come," a dramatiza tion of John Vo' novel. Com petent company and pictorlnl set tings foatuie an liiteiesting drama i.f Houthein life. rnitltKST "The Ilnlnbovv IJIrl," founded on a comedv bv .1 K. .Ic rnmo. Pentuips ltillv Van. A capital musical coniedv about n girl who nviri'l"s a lmd who em plovs her fnm'lv as "domestics." l:7,'0,0.r.lY "P a s s i n g Show," blight Winter (Snnlen revue on things thentilcal and olherwise 1'Vatiiros Willie and nuirenc Howard. Will Philbrick and I.eetii Cordcr. llinr.l'lll -"Iireakfast in lted." a new farce, featuring riorencc Mor.ro. Ilolllcks tlucugh situa tions just touched with ilupierie. vl IUC "As You Were," musical show, with Sam Iternnrd and In no Itordoui. Tlie co-stars are respective!) ftinnv nnd beautiful, anil tlie comedians aie comic, espciully Hugh Cameion, once a stoi !( favorite in this city. tiUWICK- "Tiger. Tiger." Kno blocli's (inutlenal dtamn. fentming rinncis Starr. Story of two per sons who met in the moonlight. T i v look nnd love. Pinely acted, beautifully staged. S'HI Hi:ilT--" Loncl Itomeo," miisic.il colindv, with lv Pields nppniing as a man milliuor by d.n mid a c.ibaiot lizaid b.v night. CHI - ' '"l -- "Oh, Mv Dear," biilliunt juusii .' comedv A PaiKian fashion cVnbit of gov. us plus ditties, diolleiies uud dances. "ON THE HIRING LINE" BRIGHT AND BREEZY rVlay Irwin Volplanes Town on Wings of Comedy Into Judging bv the audience there last ni"iir the I'liiindpinliii Theatre, tor me' ly tlie Little Theatre, has a season of success ahead of it, under the new policy and the new name. The nudi onee wns 'urge, fiishionab'e and enllm- 'litic It wns i lev lv '1111118011 nt Ihe didicntlon prni pollings, whMi took the form of the 'oi ii 'femioro of a comedv bv H'irr'rt 1'oid and lliuvev O'Higgins entitled "On the Hiring l.iuo." And ' was clennlv innused, for although there was an occasional touch of vqinncy to tho aitinn nud a d.ih of nnprilta lo the 1I111 oguc. 1111 ovetseasou- Ing offended the na'nte of the fastidious. Tho authors have wtitteu 11 hieczv mined) strong bioees of comedv, iu onlei- to boar on its wings the liiixom hut den of Mnv lnviu, who nllo'ed the 'licLo to di served success. Miss Ii u in. who his not bePii seen hole sinie she nliived 'Irs. Hlnrk Is Hack" some sea soui aro. is lieftv on'v bv Hie rnir banks 'tandard. Asa comodioiiuo slio has 11 poise mid ease in attaining effret. and a delioious dtol'erv of utternnoe mud' 1111 of lagliirie accents, as it weie, and of nuilnt vocal qui'ks which Piirumu nlcato their own chuckles to her heiireis. k a piny actor she is heavy onh in weight. On be- light nnd In-Wlit pe""nm'itv is pivoted n cnmotlv as light nid b-Wit. The TMihetb'in ilrnmntrts lmd 11 fu-m kno" 11 ns "dooioslio drnrnt " The ilnwM Wilts of "On the Hiring Tine ar" much ino"o sppolnlied ; thev hive written a "domestic -sen ice" drama. 'o'lbng with the servant pioblcm. All Trw m's nmt is that of a fotmer aot'oss vhii i" interned 111 the countrv owing to the suburbnn mania of her husbmd "she hits lmon the expedient of milking Mfe pncomfortnble for him bv dismiss ing the servants and forcing the house-wo-k upon him and his daughter bv his fust wife. He is n'so resourceful nd obtains tlie services of two private detectives as butler and cook, on the iretext that he is in receipt of anon) -noils letters warning him about stiange "mugs on in his menage. AA'ith this nssimblagp of (huracters, plus a pseudo hnuffeur, who is making love to the laughter, nnd nn nctor visiting the wife, the most innocent happenings in the household give lisc to coiunlicntlon, which arc p'nusiblv introduced nud sat isfactorily lesolved in the finale. A capitnl acting company is In sup port. George Lindsay as the philan dering chauffeur, who, of couise. Is enllv on n muoh higher Focinl level, was youthfully forthright iu his love making. Josephine Hall, remembered 'core for her musical comedy stardom ,f n score of ears ngono, ns the detective-cook, showed a specially good capacity for straight farcical acting, 'ieorge Howell. Ndia Westmnn, Haw--rd Lind'-av. Minna Ooinbell, Sidney Toler und Hobert Hudson completed the very satisfying cast. BURLESQUE BILLS People's Prank l'inuey and Phil Ott, in eccentric comedy roles, divided i, llmelinht. This season's produc tion of "The Bostonians" is the bill. The' burlesque Is based on u secret serv ice trip to tShaitglial Dy aeroplane 10 in vestigate tlie smuggiins "i opium, There nrc many musical nuinuers uuu specialties. Troeiulero Knliveued with brand- new speoialties the "Mischief Makers" presented nn oddity in "Oo-Lu-Ln ' which sung and dnncetl its wny into the good graces or Its audience, miic offe-ing is replete with catchy music prcttv girls and lively untieing, ison nie Lloyd. Mabel Clark, Joe Wilton and Joe Freed enliven the enst. ('.slim Something 011 tho order of n Broadwav inusieul comedy is presented by the Bon-Ton Ulrls in "liieahiug Into Society." Ocorge Douglas uud John Bany ate the thief funmukers, and they aro supported bv Hurrv J O'Neal. Jock Strousc, Mickey Fecley, Ed Simmons, Luciel Rogers. Jean D Lislo and Miss Lou Barry. Eight scenes feature two big nets. Bijou Bright comedy, stunning cos tumes and feininiue beauty feature the "Blue Bitds Builesque Co." In addi tion to Arthur Limning. Frank AVuko field, Dottic Hav. Helen Andrews, Maude Rockwell, Billy Kelly nnd Jimmy Fnrrell, the company carries the famous burlesque duo, Ford and Ford. 0 i, w s P punrTf "w SLAG ROOFING EHRET ROOFING & x, Mrt. co. c, KEITH BILL HEADED BY MORGAN DANCERS Roman Ladios Roam About With Ancient Ease Macart and Bradford Score Triumph No Ilomnn ladles ever dressed the the Ilomnn wnv, or so llttie, ns no dinoeis at Keith's this week, and prob ablv none of the Indies of ancient Home dnnccd with the di'iilous freedom of these modern duiious, but both these co'upaiisons are to the disadvantage of the older women. I The Ma-iou Morgan Dancers head I an excellently bahnoed program ii i which none but this one act icillv stoo'1 out. A prcttv bit of iuterprctivi dancing depicted a llmnn gulden in Iv ided by Attila anil Ins Hun lioide. the ldllon of spoi's, the earning off of '(In. llf,tt,.,ii ii nmen li llw, Itime Mtil.l on his throne nnd linallv his assassina tion bv Illdicn, leader of the Horn m women. .loseohine Mcl.ein presented n re mnrknbly executed Phlica. ('harles 1 Hiverlin was nn inleiestiug Attiln. The Unman women, Huns ami haugeis-on in the court were well-drilled and line dancers. Claude M. Hondo and Hstelle Prame presented something new upon tlie s'ntl. who, and Coral Mclnntte and lMtia l.eodom, two ja?v girls, eiitertaini'd witli songs, damiiu and ehatter. AVilliam Mncait nnd Cthlvnne llnul foul In "A Legitimate Hold up," weie ieul'j funny in iircvnting :i very clour pln.vlrt; Hac Kleanor Hall nnd her brother presented a high-class musiiul mt; Jimmy Duffv nnd Mr. Swceuov. ! billed as "Hum l in entertainers," weien t. thev nie Mexican; Lester, a rnninik'ib'o vocal tuikster. and the He Coimdj Ciicus loumleil out tlie bill Allegheny Al White, ,Tr mill bis full of "IIILMl Hoview" furnish nn net meiiimcnt nnd music to bend oil nn C ppptioniOlv wo'1-hi'ancod Now Year's hi'l. Eddie Kane and Jaj Herman in t iodine some new songs und natter. Cnhili and Homaino who cull their act "11 comedv suiotisi," are clever clmr nctor mtists. 1'iiiko. WaMi and Nana ("iritribiitc snugs dances nnd comedy ' Th ' Is'e of Coiiipirst " wilh Norm 1 Tiilmiidgp. and "V Iliv's PIpiimiip," foiilu' ing Chin In Cli'ipliu, are tlie screen offetiugs. lobe A hvoh how bus been so looted for a 1111 rrv start of tlie New A oar. One of the hendliners is II D Burg's "Qunkoitowii on Iliondwny." I" this nuoenr Vm Norton, Leonette Bn'l Dotlbovt l; Ilonn and a ehorii" of beauties. Oilier features nie Lillian Morti'ner. in ' IIiw toM iniige a AA'ife" ; Koiclietn and Clioate'u. in a new enmedv sketch. "A Brcpc Piom the AVest" : the Lcirhtotis. smgers aiul dancois, und a number of other entertaining act. 15-('du.i "Wlio's Your lVipnil?" is Hie bl" ho'idlinor of n giuoions bill It is a miniature musical comedv. with a plen'Md lonituiit. .lohnnv Johiisou is a 'omodiiu with nn entiielv dllTereut stvle. El nie nnd End engage atlen tion nud 'itii'.dilcr in "Three Pert of Comedv." Peak's Black Heads offered n novel tiileitniunieut. A double bill of screen features presents Divid Itolnsoo in "A Slur Over Night." and Charlie nmpliii 111 "A Day's Ploasuic " Cross Kevs The oungstois had a good laugh when the Nino Krav Kids staged their skelih, "Eamination Djv nt Soiiool " It is 11 good nuiiibi r and vu'l ncttd. Hairy Antrim is a coiiiodivi of tnVnt. and his stnv be fore the nudleiico was productive " laughter. Helm uud Cav anaugli ofloie plensing comedv, song nud dnnce; I'.n' and Arnold were, seen in a surprise nov "'tv nnd John und Shirlev Blink pi' etitec! "A 'flip to Lovelnud." William Penn "Snonm" AW I ' "t Moi'i and Johnnie Montiose vvei seen und heard iu nn amusing net l'o'odv and humor. A'iola Lewis and h om'ianv of good-lookers presented dnintv offering of music and dam m "A Wedding Day in IVMlind" (pi inn pal paits taken bv Menlan's dogs, wns a do'iglit to the youngsters. Tin movie olToiing was augmented bv th" addition of Charlie Clinp'in in "A Dav' T'leusine" The mnin sireen nttiaetlon is Constuuce Biuuey in "Eistwlille Susan." Grand The juvenile patious hud a thri'I all their own in the holidny bill, in Cnntuln Bctt's trained senls nud moukevs. Two Phllndc'phinns, Miller und Mnck, known us the "Bing Buys," offered a medley of comedv, singing nnd dancing. Jack Hvnn nnd Ed Healy of fered a "demonstration of new styles in songs." Tim and Kitty O'Mearn, with Freddie Clinton, danced their wny to plaudits, Other appreciated numbers Included Duval nnd Svmonds, in "The First Quarrel," nnd Piquo and Fellows, in n gvmnastic act combiniug dining, skill and comedy. Nion The bill is bended bv Burns, Kissen and company in "V Hungaiiiin Hhapsodv " This overflows with rapid fire comedv and good singing. Harry , Linton and Anita Lauienee won laughs in "Daddy Bowlegs"; B'oudv nnd his dog offered surprises nnd several other, novel nets completed an unusually good bill. Warren Kerrigan plays the piin- cipal role in "The Loul Loves the Irish," the photoplay attraction, which unfolds n timely story. HOME VICTOR s . . WATER HEATER 1ST lin' lli; - "- L-Hl1 Br rftSar a ii H AYNES p, railtitors, too. Tlin In noMi n-nrtf? r feeevc "Stove 38 " M WUMEffiMffl pw'y Thenewiwy ' BTnrS?ffS?98 ft economical fliWiffliTi in TheliayiiesSeiiingO. Wr&Ni , laaiM p i7HSansojtnSt.Piii!a. pj tMJJ . MHtlM YOUR PAR UUs makes every room ftK&'S5flir 1,JU1' -rtI- Ml comfortable even in ifiajaJL' Won't Freeze flfjS' wenther Only one tCoCuWrj not even In zero m reRistcr nn Plpesto jgj iveathcr if youuso mlJPivl' nurn har.l i" " LsssfsT'ffif M ' )g flTT 1 ulSlffiJ co' or W1ml Mn,"r' " W fei I yJKifm. v,it. m, iionbift 1 nii-rntctii x Tiv'iiL.' vm x 11 JSI 'eSrZBww-O' (ifl t HvMM .'iitlnit rinmblni JJTQl l.'P'1" ' Htippl'"1 1 (W frpF IMaplivv llonma I M 'lfflP! 506 Arc,, St ,1 Er rfiiPV' mii.ui "''"' " I'-si UIFiA f'amrfen " ' ' it ni, c--r . nuaWMHHMIIMMHiHi''" r " 11 . . . . THEATRES (Jthrr Screen Attractions cnr.OM u, "Mind ibe Pnllil 111." wllh Anita Stewart. II is a siorv of a music hull ptnjer who tKos to fame. nrti:i nin iii;h "The r.uro of Ambition," wilh Tb 'i It'iia. AI.lt MlUt - "I' ililnl ttiillaglior," witli ' ' A story of I ho Wesl fU'riVV-t-'MsIp of Coinpiost," with Norma TnlinaiUe as slur. 1" Wi7r;7'--"A Virtuous Vamp," featutes Constance Tnliniidge. nil'lUH 17. "HrstwhUe Silsau," with Coiislance ltlnnej. s It I ) .1 XI) It ivnu "An Ad- voiituio iii Hoails," with Itobcit Wm wick 'iK'ISl- "The Tongmnn," witli Sessile Hajakavvii. CHORAL SOCIETY SINGS "THE MESSIAH" p n t performa,,CQ Given at Academy, tho Chorus Doing Especially Fino Work The Choral Society of Philadelphia1 lust evening gave Its tvvontv-third an mini prmlin lion of Hand l's oratoiio I "The Messiah," und. as usuul, the fa milial' nilas uud choruses diew a or huge audience. Tlie woik wears well witli tlie music lovcis of all countries und it has aliead. hud a spun of popu lar 'ifo -that Is vouchsafed lo f' w compositions of its li ugtli mid solidai it of woikmanshlp. The ointoilo wns skillfully conducte' bv Henrv Guidon Thunder nnd the orchestra was made up of inembeis of "" I'hihidelphiii Oichistra. Mr.Thun- uer usoii iiiscrcuoii in 1101 luiviui; uir oiohestra to Imge ns to be unwl Idv uud was, theiefoie, able at all times to maintain u coriect balance between the voices mil th uommpunimo.iit. an o ceodinglv important and dlllicult thuu to do to peifcition dining an intin performanco. The soloists weie I'lnienco Ilinklo sotuano; Agues Heif nyder nlto; Pud ciiok (iuiistoii. ti nor, und Flank Al Conlj. bass Aliss Ilinklo ug be.uiti Inlli mi titoi mill with lino ollillltv of v. .,,.,. l,n, lo smo,.;,.IIu ,,nll iiil.i,il,,l I ..-.,.. ........ .,-,,......... "s.. I 10 o'.iio'io wo'K liei im'si. urins wie "Come Unto Me" and "I Know Th n Alv Hcdoenier Liv til " MissiHeifsn.vdei' has a good voi.'e, but wns appaientlv nervous, which 1 "".lilted nt times in a vihiato which while (ffeitive iu tcrtaiu stvlos nf vocal woik, is not entirely suitable for music of th" sacred type. Mr (Illusion is an ixie'leut tenor with, 11 lather good voue and line enuncia tion lie had a tmdinrv lo waudoi i sliglilli ftom the pitcli at times, but! his woik was goneiullv satisfnitoi v . osnei ially in th" opening number uud in the vmoious "Thou Shalt Ii"t?:iK ! Them AVith a Hod of lion." Mr Conh was not at all times equal to the de mands of bis put, its the lloiid pas sages iu numbers sueh us "Win Do th" Nations" were not oloai , nor was his voice of Fitiliiieut volume iu the loudei pints of his alius. 'I'be (bonis after all the backbone of oratoiio woik, did splendidly. Mr. Thundi'i has them ti allied to n hich de gree, not onlv of ensemble, but also of actual 11 ali-.uion as shown in the ii" win!, of III ehottis. "Ml W'c Like Sli ip Huve Gone Aslra " The iOTagltiilfli IBAKER SCREENS II oud or Metal Frames Phila. Office 2118-20 Diamond St. Telephone, Diamond 000 'j Office, Store, Factory 'j cuu uu uriniautiy lighted without j fausinp; eyestrain, f PENr-SYLVANIA , ONE-PIECE LIGHTING UNIT Rives a powerful, jet softly dif lused 1 ght. Let us show 3011. I 1'icl.cil and S ez( ,1 Itereil for C5'"" i Standard Electric Supply Co. I'lione iMt 4HHI SJ.I l""U hT, o ANTI-FREEZE COfVlPOUND Dlrcitlous oa cverji can, Will not harm or interfeie with tho opiuation of your car in any way. Wo guar antee, it. At your garagt or daaltrt Vh R. M. HOLUNGSHEAD CO. CAMDEN, N. J. Sft3 j i) tf 3 S H 1 I m J Q-rrw -'- M W- M I 'iiiiiiire was uniisiuillj' good the shudiiij! en and I tin whole composition Mini. llli n good tone ipinlit.v and In excel cut lime 'flip principal choruses ol I ' Tho Messiah" wile iiatmall.v the niu llinli weie most iipprofiiitod by tin I audience--"Ulory to (toil," "I.ltt I'p our Heads. O Ye Hales." "Worllu the I.iimb" and, of cotiiso. the "llidle luliili," the audience standing, ns usual, while this last was being performid, 138 Deer Killed In Burlington Mt. Holly, Dec. :tO. Oamo Warden Alorloii has tompleted his lecords of the recota open season for deer hunt ing nnd finds that during the live-din oi'iiod tlie total number killed was Ills, lie nroul for the utility . 2Dcntl)S , ,'.rjr,,!:v P'uM'nlj Vir 27 1ML MAM D ANDIJHSjON' aed ?J IK-lnllvrs lid frli-ndu St John's Arwcmblv No 2S. O M. I . Invlod lo funoial. Wed. 'J u IIS W Norrib Kt Int orlvate lto nuilns mav b? lewd Tucn 7 to (i p m , ATMNSO.V --Tlist dav Twairth Month -'sth oiiaulbs a . imxl..itici of Jnlli Atkln ; n (noe Tonllnson) uerd (in ltplatlves and Mltndii Invltid to funeral, l'ourth-dij. Jtllili Month 31at a 30 r in. Somcrloii 1 i Int William IVnn CVm Autoj will moot trains at Honn-rtnn Bint ton iravini: I union 11 5n u ni and Heading Terminal i "-' ii rn MAI'.'SSI.nil. Dee l JIAItV. wife nf vrt,.lnh Al .tlaasflor Itelntlvea nnd frmlx liiMInu to funeral aervUrn Wed .1 n in I arUer Smith's, Si'u N. 20th t. l'rlends mav iill Turs. s lo 10 p in Int nrhntc HiirWniQIJT Dec 2S l.MZAHE TH V . I mtrntftP of Inti Aitoim(u nnrt liitncn iS i ,, ntR.it HutAtUoii Hfid fricnili invltPtl to oil . 11 u m cpaldcnrR III Otlurln.ln m. Itrihort T AlpYoriilpr 1.nu " ...". r. iJ 't im hriAHto UllAnt.t-lV -- Hi.rl.4unl. lsn 7 1-fl. VVAUTJ J., husband of Jennlo I! llradloy Mind Covven) and aon of William and Into 1 nana, Uradley Hclallvej and rrlends, I l.niBhta of Columbus and II. V M. Sodallu "( Ht Kllabeth a Church milled to fu ll" rnl, I'rl 8 3U a ni . 2.1 Jo W. MontBomeiy 1 nvi. .Solnnn reiulem hlBh mast ft l.llzn lieih'a Church lo a in. Int Holy Crosa 1 llliAMAt.L Kuddenh at Ilrld.rboro N . 1 Dtc ST. ttll.UAM (I unAMAI.L. aErd I i.l Uelttlics and frit ndn Inilti-d lo fu-I ural Wed arm liililmiboro N J lor rrlenda' Yaid VVi-ntlldd N J ltd-I mains may be ilevvrd Tom - tt 11 e in I I lillOU'N IJe. 2S WILLI VM husband of Susan v Ilrown Helailvea and friends are I tiiMtid to funeral Bervbea, I'rl, p ni , pi.'iI7 Webster st Int private. Hcmalns j mi. i, tieiii'ci inurs s 10 iu i. ni CAltrt Dec 2S JIAllO Utl:T C (neo I Sodmann) wlfo of W l'rark Cirr. nijed 4s i Helativos and friends members of 1'lfth Iteformcil chureh and 1'nlon rrlenda' Home S'o 'J5, 11 of A Invited to funeral eerv Ices, Wed, 1 .10 p m . lesUU'iico of brotlier-ln-law, Wllllnrr. J Kernn I'D 11 I! IIuntlnKdon n Int private armnvood (K. of P.) Can Auto service COM. IN' Suddenlv. Dee "l. I'llTHIl CONI.IN husband of late Catherine Conlln (nee ilcGovernl anil biother of llev .lames II Conlln. of ht Peter's Cathedral, lirle, I'.i. lti'lntlves and t lenda. cmploes of l'eunsvl vanla It It l-ivltcd lo funernl Wed , 0 30 a in 2013 AramlnKo ve Solemn reciulem I mass ( bureh of tho Nativity 11 a m Int Cn'hi'clrn Ce'il I ('(iSVOll Die L'S I'tltni.IMn COVN'OIt I iioi liullmer) Itilillies and friends Wood I mil ".'olinrll No 1311 T if I., ilivllrd to I fctlicral Wed J p nl llslj Pi iball ai I Int private Arllnulnu (ui 1'rlends may i ill Tuns after 7 n ni Vutn funeral ...r.HANllLKV. -Dec -N JOHN fratAiSl'lM (I'i It. la lives and en vxill Ul, BEecI H lends Invited to f un t n In 8 111 i in rculdenco of son. llernard J C'randley. rail I nrp" liter st Hlsh renuwm mass i hurch of the Transfiguration lo a in. Int Holy Cross ' mi cUUItAN -Dec 21 IllUiLTCA vvldmv of siinuel Curran Helatlves and friends, in iiiIhth ofIhlnl llsfnrmed l'resbvtel ian hurch imlfd to funeral seivkes. I'rl 1! in .'ins II i -t Int nrlvnle ne m Ins n l. ilene.l M Mors 7 to 'J 10 it in HAY Vt Atlantii ill, N J Dee 2S VIMUIAltl T CI. daughter of Nellie (I and I i I lines II D i Id I lilies and friends liiii i to funeral ' rilees Wed . '2 p. ni , l"iu Aritli lie Atlmtle cm N J Int III isnutMIlD Cml I'lMiHantvllli N T DIIVINK I)u L'S UM.IW wlfo of I I llLfh H Ilr. Inn llrln t Kau ntiil fed nil a In. It d to funral nuitlftpo of h in, John I)e- i ni kidi t. nurcii nmu uHrmaiiiuttn, win , h' .n ti in sli mn iiqu.(nn uxnt-s riiurth of Ihe stpen Dolori-s Wyndmoor. Va , 10 a m Int Ilolv SppulPhr tvm DOYI.12 Ii"c 2S NDIti:V huslnml nf liitw UridKi t DoIp of count Wfortl, Iro luntl U'ltitiefi and filndn Ilnlv Nmn nc , WoxfonI ")8 ' S and II Amo ; Ht Mala rin'H Y M U S rmplujc, M II Whetnn A. on lnttf I to funninl, il S .10 n in . nnn-ln-li m rsIUprivC Patrick J llendrlrtc jaiT N Omntt ft SoUtnn liiifh rtriuKm miM Our Uatly of Mprtv i hun li 10 11 m Int New CnthpJilil Cim Auto funeral. rmnirvs r j solomov, iiuabanii (f In t o Hnnnah Irtifu 'tilatic8 and f ikN initPd tn fum ml i '2 v ni., 1 t '(t N 7th nt Int Adath Tpahurun Com DUUV1N Dec U I'AAAAMllTll C f. (f (Jpuruo AlbiTt Hru1n IU1uUph and ft iwida (mtted to funoial nr t' hh, Wed . ' i in r"sldrnt of luisunnd .'iS 11, Moade t hpctnut IIH1 Tut, nrlutf t'TtnniiAiiD ipo l7, m:oiiahd j ml of Koa Uhprlmnl (nep ljurl). Hola- and friend- Phila Pollcw Pcnf H r strveh) invited to fuiural senlcpii Wed , i. m 1214 N HMh Ht Int private. Holy n m Hemuinu may bo vieewd Tuva . , in 0 p m i I VIlDs Uen U WILLIAM JOHN, ist tnd of Mai hduttrds fnee Vren). hbpJ ItIa 1 1 upi friends InWud to funeral d il p in , 8fl7 Cottinian nt , IV x t hasp .I!h Int I.nnh'v Ctm Itomalns muy iPWinl 1'UPfci CP LH'MU -I JS HUVIlY hurhinj f Mt M Kto k atpd (31 Holat.!P and ri n-H Fnnip I id No 778. I. O O 1" . i nun No 31 I O S. of A PtmnB Trlh , 7.' I O II M nnd pniplofl of II ml i Mitp Carn-t Mlll ItnitPil to fum ral i lr ? Wed 2 3') l ni '.Kin PoulKrod st , 1 i tnKford Int Orepnw ol (K of P ) Leni. 1 i it n1 mav call Tus 7 to 10 p rn. rAIlll -Dc 7. NNI31TV wAow of William II Parr RolntlM n nnl fricida in lfd t funeral ppnlppo Wed. a p m n'sldrnce of sister Mrn J H Howard JIM N Uber nt Int. private. North Cedar Hilt rem. PLLL PunMenh Dec 2S WALTHU l i UOSl. DILL HpIntivpH and frlmln in- t d to flericp Med 1! p m Oliver H lr IHdc l,ju Chr-tnut st Inl prlvatp 1 tlCf'HTNKH Stiddrnlv Ppi' 2 MAHY J v if of GeorKe K IVIchtnPi and riiuffh tpr of Klltn nnd Uifp Ldward Flts'iferalrt, acd ."13 HoIatlvpH and friends invited to f u icral bervtcts Wod J p m . 10J1 N Jlt-t et Int Weut Laurel Hill Com Pri-nds may call Tuch after 7 n in illliirr Dec 2'i ISAAC aitorr ncrr-fl 7M Helatlvps and friends invited to (a n nl eervippH Thurs 1 p m St frtr t ! n's ltpformed Churrh Ierkitle Pa nf Hl formed m llpmilns mav bo lpvrd d 7 to " 1fl p m rp'dnpo of pnn II rvpy P. Groff. 2J3U N 13th st . Thlla. dlH M112T ner 27. HKNHY. husbard of Elizabeth A. Hamlet (npe K ias) nged R'). lllttives nnd fri'ndu Caila Lodge, No L'TJ P nnd A M . Manchester Unity Lod Ni 705(1 I O O r. Invited to sr.icei 10 10 HtPHP ave , Iirn Miwr. Pt, Wfd , 2 n ni "t Lutht nn Cm., Ardmore 1 rlend inav call ruei afttr 7pm faharon IM and YouncHtovvn. o, papers please cotv HAMPTON -P"i 2S ItOHHUT A D IlvMI'lON hudjand of late KUzibeth Hump tun in e Martin) vtnd son of Mary H and Int Henry Jnna Hampton Kelt Uvea and fiundw tmploveii of Wart Bros.' Publtnhln (, Washington Camp No 1.0, P O H of Wharton Council No 1.10 O of 1 A ui J members f Shprvvood V p Chuich liivit'd to funeral services Prl 2 p m , i, m inii-e of brother In-law m H II A pel MJ -ryth st Int private Mt Marian t. . rn Friendu may call Thur H to in n m H MtniS Dec 27 HACI1KL. widow of Wl1 nun Harris aptd HI Itolatlvcs and frifnrt. invited to funanl eervlcPH. Tiles, h p in 1712 N rrnnklln at. Jnt. private Illchhruo t'utll IILRW 1 c 2') HUTTY widow of Sim n II ii In antd 77. Uplutlv ami fi it-D le i'it 1 to funeral services Wed. 2 p nt i 'J'J N Franklin tt Int Mt yinal Hl 1111 I I Kirn ) w IteUnvf Ices. W , Dec 27 UMILin HILLU (tiro ,Iivv of William J Ililte aEtd 4U i aid friends Invited to funeral bpiv il 2pm JJ17 N. 11th at. Int prlvitt mi vernon uem K41I.LV Dee 2d lll.VATIt;P J . ton af John . and Kmma C. Kellev and irrandson of late William and Drldaet Dueey aaed IB Tuneial. to Mhlth relatlvea and friends Holy Nimo Juniors nnd bl Monica's Ilat tallon aie Invited Wed. 8 30 a m resl dence of uaients. 1.1-1 W. Passjunk aie Solemn mass of lenulem Church of St. Monlia 1" i ni Int Ilolv r'ross Cem KKLI.LY Dei L's, josui'ii ii husLmnd of Man V Kelley (neo Koehane) Helatlvua md frlei Is mmibirs of Piiila 1'ire Dept 'IhormiH H l'lnletter fteiiub Club United m fumiral Wid 7 1.'' a in .11 N St. Bernard st Slirkel hit 4'Hh and .lllth High re ciulem mass m Joseph's Church u a. m. Int. Cntbedral cm KI'.NNAltD Mrs ADKMNi; 15 KK.V NARD, iv If" of Joseph 'I. Kcnnard su.ldenl nt resldenn of niece, Mrs (itorgo l'reneh Chesterton n Pec IS OEed ill. l'uneral wervlceH vieie held Mon., 1 p m., at Ken nedyitllo 51 P Chuich Int. adjoining cem KENNEDY Of 3(123 N Randolph at Deo. 29. JAMi:S N1ILMJN KUNNUDY, aged 62. Itelatln-s and friends, Bookkeepers' Assn. i'f Phils Invited tn funeral services, Tues . 8 p ni Pivld II Schuyler IUdg , Ilroacl und Diamond sts. Int. private, ut lunvcnlenie of f.uully KUtniL De, 27 suddenlv. at Atlantic Cllv N J fuini ill of 1131 N Lunrmce M niBDfc'niCK liuslnnd of bito i:ilnlelh l.'usel and son of llermino and latt Auaust liusel Helatn s and fthnds. einuioies of American lirlcliie lo inilled to funeral tervlees Wed -' 1' m resldenLH of mother 2(19 Iloohelle ave . Wlasablckon. Int. private (Ireenmount Cem Hemalns may bo viewed Tues , 8 to in p in l.UfeBnnUT Late of HIS W Tioga st Dec 2it. MAHY EMMA widow of Amandus Luebbert and daonbter of late John 1'red erlck and Mary Ann Wldmajer Duo notice of funeral .will bo tlven LYNCH. Dec 21) JAMES 1' husband of IIb.ii A T . ..S fnua llunnul llAlntl., d l,n,( Trlends Lenl Lenapo 'Irlb No 3 I O II SI ln.b. -A..n. II TS'n 141 TI nf 1. IlOtV Kama Hoeletv of Msltatlun L'hurih Imltel to funeral. tat b 'ID a in 2.110 i'marald el Solemn rcuulem mass Church of the Visitation 10 a m Int Holy Hepulchre YO'-isuTdftly. Dec. 2S. JAMKS W. sen of Mlohael and late Mary Lyons (nee Joyce), sated II) Helatlves and friends In vltod to" funeral, Wed , S:S0 m father' rciMcuee Tomutele, I'a. HUtb tuua ot nr.Tiisi eiiulim St Dominie's Church 10 o m int Ht Dciminir'u r'em . Itolmesburir Ma- Nl 1 r Dee 28 JAME husband of Mstl da rrNllll aired 78 Relatives and frb nds Invited to funeral servbes Wed I 8i) ji in , UI! W. Olnej ave Int. private MAt.KT At 470(1 Reinhard st Dee 2", SOPHIA )'. . widow of James M Malej Iteiatlvi s and friends members of Hacred Heart Lesalta and Attar Uoclety Iniited to funeral. IV ed , 8 30 a ni. Oliver H Bap Hide 1820 Chestnut st Solemn requiem mass Pt Francis do tiates'a Church 10 a m lot Holy Cross Ccm l'rlends mav view re mains Tues aflrr 3 p. in 1S20 chestnut st MeAl PIM3 At Analesea. N J Die .'II JAMKs husband of Hannah MeAIplne Due noli, e 0f funeral will be alien MCCARTHY. Sudd-nly, Dec 28 V.V m:Nll J , son of Uugene and Mary McCar thy (nee lllal-ely), used 2D Relatives and friends Invited lo funernl Hat , 8 30 a. m , pirents' residence 1H20 N rhlllp st Sol emn reciulem mass Mt Michael's Church 10 a m Int. Holy Kepulchro Cein Auto h' rilrn Mrr'ONKUY Dec 28, KMMA. widow of llarrv McCnnkev Relatives and friends. Mlniah Ln.Ue Nn 57. 8. of II Thomas Jinerson Temple. Nil 12, O of U. A, In vited to funeral tervlees. Wed, 3 p m. inl Ciyuga st , Nleetoun Int private. Mt Murlah Cem l'rlends may call Tues. MrCI'M.OL'OH Dee 3D CKCHLIA Mc ( t'l.l.iu (III (nee Homier) wire of Michael McCullcmgh Relatives and friends 11 V M Hodallti Leiiaue of the SAered Heart and Altar and Rosary Hoc . Invited tn funeral. I'rl 8 -3d u ni 424 N fljd st . W Phils Solemn mass of requiem Church of Our Iwidy of tho Rosary 10 a tn Int IIoU Cross Cem MeDHHMOTT Dee 2? WILLIAM Y . husband of late Mary McDermott (nee De ilni') RetatlieH and friends Invileci to fu neral I'rl s 31) u m . 2J20 13 Albert st Holemn requiem mass Ht. Ann's Church 10 j m Int Holy Scpulchro Cem. Pottsvlllo papers ropy McIVINNBLL -- At Chester Dee 20. DOMIMCK son of John and ilarv .MrDon pell. iiKed .12 Rekitlien and friends socie ties of which ho was a member Invited to funeral Irl., S n m residence of brother tn taw IV in T Wccku 3 RldKo road I tn wood IX'Iawaro co solemn mass of requiem Church of the Holy Saviour U 30 a. ni. Int. Immaculate Heart Cem. Mrl 111 GHL1V Dee. 28. ANNIK Mf LOl i-IIILIN Relative, and friends Invited to funeral Wed h 30 a m residence of cousin Mrs Catharine QUInn. 2.148 fit. Albm a I'lai o Holemn reoulem mass Ht j Vnthoni'a church 10 a m Int. Holy Cross I Cell! MeMAIION Dee 21), MAHY A , daughter of Timothy and Mary MeMahon aged 13 Due notbe of funeral win bo given, from parents' residence, .1113 With si., Gin McHIIAIN Dec. 27 JOHN, husband of Catherine McShatn (nee Mooney) Helatlves and friends Cathodrnl Holv Name, bocletv, Invited lo funeinl, Wed 8 311 a nt., 11101 'Wallace st Holemn mass of requiem at tho .Cnthntrat 111 a m Inl. Hol Cross Cem Kir "i nilt flowers MOOR13 Dee. 2S, ISVliriLLA H, widow of Robert II Moore Relatives nnd friends, Harmoni Council No 124 H. and D of L., Irviied to funeral Wed 1 p m , lesidencc I of brother llcnjimln V Hobb. 110 Covs? roici Mercnantvuie N I Int prlvato Mt. Mnrtah Cem Prlends m.i eill Tues. eve. NF3LSON Dec 28, KhTI'.LLA OER TRUDU wife of Krancls Nelson and daugh ter of Frank O and Margaret Campbell, aeid 34 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services Wed , 1 30 p m . residence of parents, 1721 tst l'aul st . Nlcetown Int private N'orthwood Cem Friends may call Tues eve. I) IIAIIA Dec 2d AONnS diuithtcr cf late Anthony and Mnri O'llnr.i (n o () Hani) IMatlies and frlnds Invited "o funeral, Wed 8 30 i in . 242(1 JJ Homer pet st Sol" mn requiem mnss St Ann's Church 10 n m Int. Hoi Cross Cem I'A I 1 1 lis i tin vs MvllV d wife if Willi! 1'itt iHin nid ctm hi r uf Mnry 13 nnd lale James 1' Hello, need 21 It tatlvs end frlet.Us innt'd io runeral I'rl 8 '(0 a m residence of mother, ."."i'i H Ri dip PI t Solemn requiem mass bl Carthago s Church 10 a. in Inl Holy Cross Cem l'EARSON - Dec 2S JAMI3S II , husband nf har.ih Pearson and son of late Charles I'earson and Hebecci Vile, aged 01 Rela tives nnd friends also Washington Camp. No 277 1' () H of A . and impioes of 1'lilla Nivv Yard Invltid to funeral. Wed, 1 30 p m 1222 ltltner st. Services Trinity Lutheran Church 2 hi p m Int i hurch grounds l'rlends mav eall Tlie eve I'lll.AK Dee 2S 2210 Cumberland at.. CI UV ihugbliT of Joseph and lati Jennie TniHk Hilatlvfs nnd friends Invited to fu neial V , d 11 a in parlors of Kmanuel vher .V Son 1002 Dl uncmd st Int. pri vate, Mlcl.ve Isrne Ileth Hl-Meth Cem Poor Dec 2S, HARRY A. husband of lulli ache l'oot aged ,11 Relatives and fi lends Augustine Hoclal and HenetleUI ssn . Invited tc funeral. Sat . 7 JO a m.. flit !C 21st st Solemn high mass bt. I31"zabeth s Church 23d and llerks sts , I) a m Int pilvnte RAMSI3Y Suddenlv of Pneumonia Dee 23 DAVID M liusbind of Murlhn 11 Ram sei (nee Conner) ind son tf Wllllim D and Into Man Crawford Ramsey Relatives and Tl lends milieu lo runerni seriens j-ri 2 P m 711 tild Luiieiister roid Run Maevr I'a Inl prlvnte old Bt Duld's Cem 1113131) t Alhnmbra, Calif. Dec 28. OLRTIIl HII HIILIl'H RI3r3D widow of the litn I'r HoaidmHtl Reed form'irlv of At lantic Clii N J. Atlantic City papers please copy RI31I.I.Y Dee 2!) MAROAH13T T . widow of Michael Hellli Relatives and friends, l.eaguo o( Sacred Heirt Altar and Rosiry oelc-ly and II V 3r Sodalltv of St. Ve ronlia's Ciiiireh. invited to funeral, Frl , 8 10 u ni . 241 W. Tioga, st Solemn mass of ruiuleiii Ht Veronica's Church 10 a. m. Int New I'nthedral Ccm ROIII3H1 Dee 2U N THAN II, bus bind of late Marie C Rollers (neo Boil), need Us Relntlies nnd friends Washington Camp No 322 1" O of A Invited to luneral services Fri ,2pm Penn Square, Oermantown pike Int prliate Ttko Lansdile car ut Norrlstown. 1 and W au , 1 ;;o p m ROsSI Dee '.'7 ANTHONY husband of Adalglta Rossi (nee Pare ski) ured 48 Rela tlvcs and friends inemlu ra L u u M No ' I Invited to funeral Wed, Ii a. in., resl i etire of son Cesaro Rossi Rockland und Hi.lenham sts High miss 10 n in Lady of the Holy Rosary Church Int Holy Sepul ehro Cem .... HAYI3R3 (neo Turklnglon). Dec 2d MVIIQAHET wldiw of John Savres. Rela tins und frienls invited tn funera Wed J 30 p in, 5721 Hroomall ave Int Mt Moilah Cem Remains may bo viewed Tues . s lo 10 p m 6I.VI3HIN Dee 27, M E SEVERIN Hte of 181S Master st Relatives and friends Y'oung Women's Sndility of the (hurch of the Oesu Invited to funeril W d 8 3d t m , apartments of Frank A Hookov 1727 Olrard ave Requiem mass church if tti Q(.su 10 a. m. Int. New Cotbedril Cell. bMirll At Philadelphia. Dec 2S MARY R HM111I (nee Rowland) widow of Gardner bn ilh aged 118 Itelatlies nnd friends In ted to funeral Newtown Cem Chapel. Wed 11 a m Friends. Thlla Lodge Shep herda of Bethlehem No 19. Phlta Order of Golden Sepulchre No 4. may call at 1331 He uir st Philadelphia Tues 7 to 0 p m Train for Newtown leaves Readlne Terminal U 2.1 a m SNYDER Dec 2c MARY 13 , widow of Eugene Atlee Bnjder, aged 73. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Wed , 2 p m . Charles Whlteman's, (1140 nidge ave , Roxboroush Services St Timothy's Church B p m Int churchvard TIUTUi Dec 28. JO&npif husband of Mary Struad aged 0.1 Relatives and Irlends Moravian No 11 C H P S : Vlastlmll No 1. C A 1' H invited to funeral servbes rri 2pm parlors of O. Albert HMlpot. 2018 K Sth st Int Private l'rlends mav call Thurs eve Sl'Et'DKL S'ddenli D'e L'll CMlLF. hujband of late Etuclta Stcudel (nee Franck), aged 77 Relathes and friends Volgtlunder I'nterstuetzung Verein No 1 Invited to fu neral services Frl 1 10 n m . 104S N Mascher it Int private Northwood Cem 1 rlndH may call Ihuis eve Auto ervlce STOKES Dec. 20 DAVID J M . hus band of Mary E Shipley Stokes and ton cf Eleanor and late Samuel O Stokes Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed dp m , 5105 Wajne ave , German town Int private MULL Dec 28 JOSEPHS husband of Virginia and son of late Samuel and Sarah Stub Helatlvia and friends alt societies of which he wao a member Invited to funeral Sat 2 p m 5112 N Park ave Int pri vate North Cedar Hill Cem Friends may call Krl alter ( P m SrPPLEE Dec 28, AMI' E. dmghter of Annie J. and lato Wlntleld S Hupplee Relatives and friends. Hellman Council No. 140 S nnd D of 1. . Betsv Rota Council. No 21 D A of Camden N J . employes nf N & O TaMor Co Invited to funeral Wed ,2pm residence of mother, 3431 Queen lane, Kails of Schuilklli Int West I,u uro Hill Cem Friends may view ro nialns Tues after 1 p in TRAL'NWEISER Dec 20, LEWIS, hus band of Emma Traunwelser, aged 71. Relatives and friends, St John's Iidge, No. 115, r und A. -M. . Centenary Lodge. No 100 K of P . of Jertey City, and other societies of which he was a member Invited to funeral, I'rl , 2 p. m , 5405 Olrard ave Int private W VI1 ERH Dee 27. of 1020 N 60th st . MAHY H . wife of Clifford D Walters aged 42 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services Tues 8pm parlors of L H 1 acerman 509 Haverford ave Int Lako Park Cem . s-i edesboro. N J , Wed morn ing upon arrival of tiain leaving Market st "ftBAI&UV-rw- 27. CLARA A., wife of Wyalt 11 Weakley Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral services, Wed , 2 p. m., 3702 N 10th t. Int Hillside Cem. WILLIAMS. At Woodbury N. J., Dec, 20 JANE O WILLIAMS widow of tra D Williams, aged 83 Relatives and friends invltid to funeral Wed 2 10 p m 22(1 S Ilroid st. Woodburj. N J. Int. private. Green ( em IVOHTIIINGTON' Dec 28 WILLIAM EMMOR husband of Tamon It. Worthlng ton (neo llreaves) aged 110 Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral Wed 2 p. ni , lato resldcnes. homerton Phila Int. Hat boro Cem Trains for Homerton leave Tren ton 11.51 a m and Reading Terminal 102 p pi Autos will bo In waiting W1ATT -Dee 27 WILLIAM If husband of riizabeth :,utl (nee Joy) Helatlves and DNnnrtTAKERS CEMKTERV LOTS ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK Lots, all prices) reasonable term. statu, OlsailUs, . Botk a-MMav QrflUYLERS 0 M- BROAD Ai4D Vcff DIAMOND HKATH8 friends. Commlnehlo, No. B2, L O, R. M. Westmoreland Republican Club. Invited tt funeral services. Wed., 1:110 p. rn., residence) of brother-in-law, Henry Kettle. 2557 Emer ald st, Int, Oakland Cem. Remains may be viewed Tues evo a I.KOAT. AmTKTlSEMKyTH fcSr1 KI;DITorth, notice take no- .. i " tha.1 tore and futures of Da-rial Ore-how have been sold to Harry Grossman, and all creditors are to file their claims on or beforo January 2, 1020, ... A. HHOTZ. 1B39 S. Fourth ti. LOST AND FOUND HAG Lost,, on tho Ovarbrook ear or ele vated, Christmas Day. it black-silk biar rnntnlnlnaT cardcvjse greatly wilued money, visiting enrds, Overbrook ticket: pleato ri- :;" " ana ceinients unci keep the money. ('445 Droxel road innpo eiverurooK 4885. MUACKItBT Ixisl Monday. 20lh. gold link .bracelet Reward lfl2 N. BeSth st CASE Lost, small black oase conUlnlnu 2 lale keys; reward. 2215 Hpracn st. DOO Ixist. a dog good reward for return .?.li.nEi.Ll.,0i,n"!Uon "ne'rnlne AlreeUU terrier black back yellow legs, red collar and tags "H M Hart. Vlllanova. I'ai.: iT,."..t0.e,?n!ery county dog license. If, M. Hart 1(120 Locust st. 5hona Spruce dsmi! DOG Lost alredate terrier: rnn reward en n"J!;L?r. "Cf '"""'.otlon concernlnr sire dale terrier, black back ye ow legs blight e-ollar and tags H M Hart. V UrjovS. Montgomery county Pa Dog license. DOGS Lost on Dec 2"i, 2 dogs one wlrni hilred fox terrier with alight wnptlon on back other police dog (puppy), wore cellar ?Lf.,A,iJ,l0.Vt.J Hi"1.' ,r,"wn-ri,.nd no aueaUoni ....P. .. in.,,.,,,;.. ,,. .iOX ueq. iiaverrord. pa. neirt t n.. i.-...i.-,.i..- a ,. . " and steel color Roturn to N. E. cor. 12th and City lino '-""n e-arie llftward. IA1CKET Ixist, aerylce locket engTaved with the name Ruth. betoen Logan sold 69th st Phone Media 700 J. MONEY Lost a wallet containing sum of inotiev, on Manayunk car, llbernl rewurd If VolxUbTodu,h E "' "'""." Krarf ilNO Lost, 1 solitaire diamond rlmri r. mSSSnTlSF- C' JOhnBOn " r- PERSONALS H' YOUR CHURCH desires services of leader for chorus choir, communicate. A 130. Ledger Office. HELP WANTED FEMALE JJELl. TELEPHONE OPEIUTINO WE ARE CONIJTANTLT CREAHINO OUR FORCES. IN. THE PAT IS GOOD! IT IN. CRL'ASES RAPIDLY. TAOES-Un 0TJIER AIVAN- TKE HOURS ARE SHORT. THERE ARE COMFORTABLE RESTTIOOMS ioiu INEXPE-N'SIVE HOT LUNCHES. SICKNESS BENEFITS. TOtlll ASSOCIATES CAREFULLY CHOSEN. ABB S-EE MISS RTAN DA M 7 P M. 1031 ARCH ST. THE BELL TELETHONE CO. Or IENNA. niLL CLERK A LARGE MANUFACTURING CON C,3RN IN THE CENTER OF TOE CITY, RLQUIRES THE SERVICES OF A riltST-CLASS HILL CLERK. A. RAPID TYPIST. THIS IS A POSITION WIU'RE ACCtlUACV AND Pvnri S, DOING WORK ARE ESSENTIAL WKITIJ STATING EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECTED. A 103. LEDaER OFFICE. W"W1 EOOKKE13PEH, oTperleneed, a resident nf l'rankfcrd preferred state age, experience finds llr desired P ,131 Ledger Office" lirRLEHR on men'a w an worsteds. Shacks - maxcin Mills Allegheny nnd Hancock. '"'HI! DNI'RSE In country to care for 2 i I ' el-en P son Neirrls town 1410 J. CLrHK 11IR ACCOUNTING DEPART. MI3NT OF THE PLHLIC LEDGCR CO FESIRFS THE SERVIiTS OF A YOUNri WOMAN WITH AT LEAST 2 YEARS OB" HIGH OCHOOL TRAINING OR IT8 EQDTV. A LENT. WITH OR WITHOUT CXPKRI. EVCF ASK TOR MR PRICE PUBLin LEDGFR CO OTH ND CHESTNUT ST3 CLEitit nantea witn some knnwledre of nnng preierrea: excellent opportunity for II inurnuKU eiuciiuen ere.iciiiiKi ISliarV Bl 2; eitiiir- iu .' " "I1,"- ..,,, e.,iirgq ( I. ERIC wanted for auditing nnd detail work In large office, must he quick and accurate: state age reference and experience. P 012. Ledter Office "' COOK white, for small family, also cham ber mi JcLbestreferencesn28 Spruce st. ti'OKING and downstairs work. Call 8338 e itv Line uvernrook GIRL, competent to assist with housework. washing and Ironing, family cf 4; si. en In Call Wyoming 515.1. "" OIRL wanted for general office work. Apply superintendent's Office (I0d Chestnut at. GIRLS AND VVOMFN NOW IS THE TTMB TO SECURE A HTFADY. GOOD-PATINO POSITION IN OUR NEW WEST WORKS! IIOTH ASSEMW.EH3 AND MACHINE OIi ERATOHS NEEDED APPLY 31D ST. EN '1 RANCE ELECTRIC DENTAL BUILDING. MD AND ARCH STS. TAKE ELEVATOlt TO FirTH FIvOOR II T PAISTE CO.. 3201 ARCH ST. GIRt. 14 to 10 jcars of age:'' (Continuation school privileges: good wages: steady nosl. it posl Hon Frledbereer-Aaron Mfg Co.. 480O N. 18th st , near Wayne Junction. GIRLS AND WOMEN We have lust In. stalled another new lot ot machines, also enlarged our assembling departments. Now Is the opportune time for you to secure steady work with a modern, up-to-date, growing concern experience not necessary! good pay for beginners with rupld advance, ment. Take elevated, surface or subway ctr to 32d st station Apply Factory Office. 11 T Palate Co. '12i)t Arch st GIRLS, over 10 years iiaR. 48-hnur wee steady position rneiA 48-hour week Frledberger-Aaron Mfg Co., 4800 N. ISth near Wayne Junction. GIRLS over 10 jears of age. learners and experienced, for cop winding and spool winding Apply Qrlswold Worsted Co.. Darby. Pa. GIRLS wanted to operate cutters and sort pnper Apply from 0 a ra. to 5 p, m.. Dill U ColllnB Co . Richmond and Tioga sts. OIRL colored to run errands and help ren ernlly In office. Apply 1040 Market St., second floor GIRLS Bindery girls wanted for sewlnr. fold ng and enllatlnr. Apply Frederick Jones ft Co . 401 Race st. HAND STAMPER Girl with experience on fine social and commercial hand stamping:: steady position, good wages. Apply Hosklns, 001 Chestnut st., fourth floor. HOUSEWORK In country: pvo.e Norriatown 1419 J good -eracct. LAUNDRESS wanted, for 3 days a. wee sTC 21. Apply 261 W Walnut lane Ph Otn. 112 I.AUNDRY MARKERS AND SORTERS. EXPERI ENCED. STAHCHERS EXPERIENCED APPLY MARKET STREET LACNDRT 1308 FILBERT STREET LAUNDRY SHIRT IRONERS AITI-T MARKET STREET LAUNDRT 1308 FILBERT STREET LAUNDRY Experienced press Ironers, also plain and fancy Ironers. Eagle Laundry. 224 N 12th, LAUNDRY Shirt Ironers. first class; work Eagle laundry. 224 N. 121h. hand MAID Ladles maid wanted French, Bel glan or French Swiss: must be Eood sewer and competent! best of references required, Phone Poplar 2(146 or P I'M Ledger Office. MANICURIST EXPERIENCED APPLV BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAS-AKER'S MOTHER and daughter to do housework ao lake cere vi cueiKiom ntunu7 icisut rnnet waren. lbasue JL. V- HSTJliMali a . rWtwa MM at. ,- Nl I'I - x :-l V,. n '- ".- ?e'i - s l(.j-
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