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23
"DO NOT PLACE MORE BURDENS
ON FARMERS' URGES MERCIER
- i-u- . .i . .
KHrf Again 'A6cuscs the '.'Centrals" of Being the Primary Cause of Acute Distress
in iv men me Population of Sorely Tried Belgium,? as
rlaced
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Explanatory Comment
TUroaghout the p.utumn of 1917 food supplies available for tho Hclo-inn i.. 1 r i jm
fcccd. Ono-fourth of the populace subsided cntff wmthTrScd fto?fr!!SS
machinery- of the American Relief Commission. 1CLC1o, i"m tno surviving
thcy nted in The dUes meat T butter' rose t " froTSuri and ur Mr"3
J The almost uneatable bread consisted of a lar Rental ,
requisitioned by the German for leather. Even ImJbvLfLrTA
while -the mourners trundled the coliins through the streets y wh")arroW8 Paintcd b,nck'
f.. C a V A at t4M St. ) A a-1 fa ll'ntl innllArl aata-t a. 1 1 I -a, - . e w 4
1 ou ', .,: "'?.r""" U",UE, t,lc Bolgiana to declare to the authorities within ciirhl
oy von j alkenliauscn's order. Notices wore uostcd
cstablislunentb' were Jielti responsible for the
BERLIN ALARMED BY MARK
i ,
Painfully Surprised at Failure of
New Dutch Credit
Berlin. .Tu. lift. (By A. P.) The
Middr-u fiirllier depreciation In the value
of tlie mark Ih caUHlnR auiety, nail
there lb pnluful Mirnrc evident that
the nev Dutoh credit failed to stabilize
the exchange rate. The WnrUcuiburB
jnlalttcr of I'miinco, nfteC a visit to
Berlin, t,nd not a ulngK- picmbcr of
the government contemplated the possi
bility of q state of bankruptcy.
The newspapers and' public opinion
take the view that llm'denreelntlon lo
the vnliio of the irfiirk. IUttrlWi'table
largely to the uncertainty on to the
amount ot tne indemnity liormany win
bo, reiiili'C( to puj. an uuccruiiiit union
dclern forrijjn lliiiiiicicrs from kIvIiib
Gqrmany credit. '
Ucrnc. .Tan. 2ft. (By A. 1'.) The
, v.
fierman mark yesterday reached a new
low" level on the Swiss Hxchange, 100
marks bringing live franca and fifty
centimes.
German Miners on Strike
Iyclpslc, Jan. ,20. (By A-. IM The
Communist Miners' Union bai drt'larrd
n strike la thf Lugan nnd Oelsultz coall
mining regions in Haxony, bccaiiiic a
demand for a nix-hour day nnd n grant
of 1000 marks extra was rejected.
SQUINT OR
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soHe your Ke TrntiniM.
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R.CEnilAWTOWW&lHIOH AV)S
" r;.., . i j I b, l,lc oeigians to i cc arc to the authorities within ci
days all quantities of woolen goods such as raw wool, mattresses, clothing, etc., owned Z every familv
An average of thirty persons monthly were shot v.,, xr win..- -.' , ' "wi'iuuy every lamny.
, Brussels prescribing that all men of seventeen years and over ' n u TsuZit to" t'b. ,H T,?
commanding ofllcer. Parents and directors of educa tton.l caS I uten f ft S?C, " TX"
enforcement1 of this order.
J-
Cardinal-Mcrciers Story
Including h,t5correspondence with the German
authorities in Belgium during tho war, 19H to
1918, edited by .!Proc8iioi: Fcrnani Mayonco of
Louvain University ahd tranUtetl hy the Bene
dictino Monks of St. Augu3tinev, Ramsjfate.
England.
1
rpHE Governor (jcnoral was unwilling to answer the
Cardinal's letter of November Ji-fr on the pretext that
ho would not diocu3S with him anything except re
ligious matterd.'"' It was Baron von der Litncken who
took'upon himaeif-to plead the caiiEc of the "Centrals"
and to justify the maimer in which foodstuffs and par
ti'
by
ttlNTKR ItKNOKTM
.TI.TH' 'ITV. X. .1.
lirsj
ALWAYS
HEALTHFUL
the, Governor Ocncral's orders arc ancloquonE proof
Of (lie nlcnder foipidalion on which' ioiir accusnf.ioiin
rest. If reoitUu do not always jtutify' ourcxpccta-,
lions, the chief blame mucA be eoughttforI am com-''
,-....,. ,, m,,,,,! j,j 0 want oj co'Qpcraiion on the
part of the competent Belgian authorities and in the
absence of public Apiril among the Belgian people.
Nevertheless these authorities and the population
of Vclgium arc the principal objects of the Governor
Gfcneral'a benevolent intention.
t offer lo your Eminence the expression of my sin-"
cere esteem.
(Signed) b.ANCHjiti'.'
'.Complains of Vexatious Measures
The Cardinal in a letter addressed to'Baron von dcrj
uanciven ana in winch ic comnluuis-nf sovorrl v.vraiAiia
cularlv agr:ultura'i products were being distributed mca1"rcs1 ta,H" .V the occupying power again nccus,es
v the occupying power. V.1C; Centrals of being the primary cause of tho acute
The cause was a bal one; consequently tho plead ('!strcss "' which thu ponulatiqu was plunged.
e: w oer;
iteN'
WDERE (he air, like pore ipnrk
Hag wine, fills yonr whole
being willi the (all Joy of'iiting.
outdoor Life is "immense"
Yn nut 'i AlUulIoCilj- la re1iri Ik
tiptrlalir fl!lht ol "A Ns. 1 " (ioll, far
ltiesfas1ireliBVtireweBdrfBl. Horse
batU rtdinion (hvkeacli. nr tbruitili lb inr.
tonntlitit raanlrr lhfr llnrjy'tariiij
ml enjay-flcnl. leea atreotoafli bat aQoallr
laaciaatiaii, (hateTrrpraacalrallint ebair
awaita tu an thn famoaa boardwali.
tittiru, Fltri, Yurferille, Conttrli, Dane
hit, Inita Sniimij Tctlt, MtforiEf, tic.
THt LtADINQ HOUSES
ate a1wa-i open and vrill furnish full
Information, rates, etc.
.Marltorough'Blenhtlin fialen Hall
The Shclburnc Hotel Chelsea
Hotel St. Charles Hotel Dennis
Seaside House Hotel Strand
The Holmhurst The Wiltshire
fer hftnaitiaj Hi ichii!e af caarukst niiti
, Uulbr4 eBiutt bet liclut iptu
HOME VICTOR
WATER HEATER
FOR COAI,
Kew principal conatant aup
py: 24 to SO Kallons, lc. Tleata
radiators, too. ' There, la noth
tnt lurt oa good. Frea Book.
Reeves Stove 38
& Foundry Co. So. 2nd
IJKATJ1S
Oeona Cooper. Jlelatlvea and frlenda. In
vited to funeral ervl-ee. Ivy Jllll Ccm.
Chapel, Sat.. .1 p. tn. Int. ndjolnlnn cent.
DAVIS Jan. 27, 8ADII. MAY, wife of
William M. Davla, ael 37. Helatliea and
frienda Invited lo funeral service;. Bat., 1
p. tn., apartments of William H. Ballersby,
3.11H N, Ilroad at. Int. Oakland Ccm. lie
malna may b viewed Krl , to 10 n. m.
DUAVY. Jan. 27, THOMAS n UBAVY.
Jr.. eon of Thomaa It. and Kllen M. Deavy.
aaed 23. Dun notice of funeral will be
(riven from parents' residence, 0702 Keystone
b,'6riTAV0l'L)En. Jan. 28. MAnY K. wife of
lrrank C. Detwller and daughter of lata
Philip annd Margaret Simon, aged 40. Rela
tives and friends, also 1'enn Treaty Council,
No, 102. Ittdy Maccabees; Bontac Hchul
Vereln. and Beneficial Union. No 80. In
vited to services, fat., 1 p. m., BIS l!rks
at Int. private. Remains may be Hewed
Krl . 1 In li p. tn,
DIAMOND. Suddenly, Jan. 2R. IlOllKnT
J , son of late Alexander and Johanna. Dia
mond (net. Harper). Ttclatltes and frienda
Invited to funeral. Moo., 8:30 a, m.. 2830
Diamond at. Solemn high maia of requiem
Church of Most Precious Wood. 10 a, in
Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
U1V1VL.U. aB.li m., Unt...t.M, ..ucuimi.u V.
I a to Mary Dlckel, aged U2. llelatlves and
KELLY'S 12 n. 9th
-Open Day & Night
Oysters In Every StyU
Planked Shad Dinner, GOc
OSGOOD
STEAM SHOVELS
Locomotive Crtnei, Dipper Dredrei
THE OSGOOD CO.
Land Till Dulldlnr. rhlla.
"Ynv will ftn h'Urr O'tffi qw Osgood
DIMTH8
Lodge. No. 202. r and A . M. : r.Mm Cjajn.
ell. No. 22. Jr. O. IJ. A. M.. of Ulkton. Md
St. John's Aasembly. No 2S, A. O. M. r.J
employes of Philn. and neadlng Ity.. Tort
Itlchmond Dlv., Invited to funeral services.
Krl . 8 p. m.. 20OB Ann st. Train, leaves
Broad St. Hta., 1:30 p. m.. for Int. at
Klkton, Md. . . .,...,,. . .
PTAIlTin. .Pan Jt, l.. ivaiihh,i. uuuan-
nnd lato Margaret Martins
s invnea ic
father's real
... ... (Ahn 10. ami Ifltft AtHTC;
Martin, nelatlvea and friends Invited to
Ing was weaK.
Political Department of the Government General,
Brussels, December 1, 1917.
To Hist Eminence Cardinal Mcrclcr, Archbishop of .
Malincs,
The Governor General has forwarded me your'
letter of NovchiJbcr .', for reply.
I cannot refrain from refilling certain insinua
tion it contains aiuf calling your Imminence's atten
tion to some points which escaped youi notice when
ventilating your grievances avd making hno.uii your (
wince. " ' , '
Your Einincitcc regrets that agricultural pYo
duceis tiardlji obtainable and only at exorbitant prices.
On this occasion you. are ngkt in recalling the prom
ises made by the late Baron von Bissmg to the rep
resentatives of neutral countries and the Belgian
people, io forbid the exportation of foodstuffs, with
certain exceptions provided for in the contracts. It
could not ha-Vc escaped your notirc that tlm promiai
made by tlio Governor" General limiting his right to (
co mmanaqcr these goods for the needs of the army
of occupation was a purely voluntary act on hin part'
in favor of tlie Belgians, for you, must remember that
this right. of stUure to in conformity with Article 53
, of The Hague cbnvtniwn, aa yon yourself acknoivl
edge. This engagement, to which he canacnttd of his
eun. free will, the Governor General has always ob
frvei in its entirety. This, I am glad to sect your
Eminence docs not call into question in your letter.
You. ask where the foodstuffs d'stinid for the Bel
gian people ultimately go. I would ,-emind you that
the Governor General in numerous notices to the
people lias shown that great 'quantities of foodstuffs
were acquired by the wealthy to the detriment of the
bulk of the people. It is the rich who arc unpatriotic
enough to pay middlemen exorbitant prices, ouch as
arc mentioned in your Eminence's letter. Small
farmers and holders of monopolies enrich themselves
by fraudue.ntly disposing of foodstuffs which the
Governor General in his solicitude endeavors to put
on the market , at' reasonable prices for sale to thr
less fortunate and needy classes. Numerous orders
nnd. decrees of all kinds, and quite lately the new order
in virtue of which more severe penalties than ever are
to be inflicted on profiteers, are so many proofs of the
fight which the "Ccntrals' and other organizations
created by the Governor General arc carrying on
ogainst a fraction .of the population for the benefit of
the masses. Your Eminence yourself, in your pastoral
letter of last spring, Showed that the wretched itatc
of things now obtained must be laid at the door of the
profiteers. You. made a solemn appeal to, the eon
eienees of peasantc wlu liavc proved to be unpa
triotic. At the time of these declarations people com
plained to the German authorities that the clergy had
fot exercised its weighty influence to remedy the sad
plight in which the Belgian people finds itself. In
spite of all this you' throw all the responsibility on
the "Centrals'1 and ignore,tlus untiring efforts of the
Governor General and his officials to insure the just
end equitable distribution of all agricultural produce.'
Of course they do not always succeed in overcoming.
the resistance made by certain sectioiw of the popu
lation at the instigation of vested interests. The same
pftnomiia ard to be found in all countries involved in
the war. Nowhcro have thc-organuations created to
w-eet new BttuatfoftS succeeded in finding definite solu
tions to the grave problems aricing out of the war in
every country nor for the changes in economic condi
tions which are itt inevitable consequence.
As regards the difficulties in the coai supply, the
question is primarily one of transport. Belgium, so
far as this goeo, finds herself in precisely the same
plight as other countries.
Your Eminence reminds me that the occupier has
the right to.maintain public order and life. The nu
merous tordere of tho Governor General, whose pur
pose it i to insure the feeding of the Belgian people,
aiid the unceasing efforts of the officials placed under
him, the penalties ever ivcreacing in severity against
prdfiteering in foodstuffs and against all who disobey
Archbishop's House, Malincs,
.December 11, 1917. '
lo Baron von der Lanckcn, Cliief of the Political De
partment of the GCrye'rnniont General, 'Brus
sels. ' ' '
Dear Baron I am gla'd to accept your kind
ofTcr to transmit a sealed letter to the 'head Catholic
chaplain, Mgr. Joppen.
It itt true, then, that in spite of all the promiss
made to hin HolincLa and to us. tho Dean Ju1p.k Her
man will not recover his liberty. The case is one of
, thc numerous applications of a process inadmissible
in justice. When the tribunal sentences a prisoner to
a definite penalty anJlthupenalty B paIf( ti,c prisoner
has a right to his liberty. But now, without a new
' trial, ny an arbitrary decision he is kept in exile.
Among tho numerous victims of this procedure I may
mention the mayor of Malincs, M. .Charles Dessain;
t-c dean of Orp-le-Grand, M. Herman, and my secre
tary, Canon Loncin.
I know that people arc tjrying to be disagreeable
lo mo. out is this a reason for condoning an injustice?
The uanie uiiHraeious intention towjira myself
aeain manifest? itself in the letter written in the
name of the Government General to his Excellency
the Nuncio, regarding the closing of tho Ursulinc
Convent at Malines. Tin's letter speaks of tho "spirit
of .rebellion" against the laws of Uie country,. of
'ibreaches, whicn Uqing, committed attMalir.:B itself'-
This is erroneously identifying wjth a "rebellion"
a passive resistance dictated by motives of conscience;
ffnd wjth the "laws of the country" measures fabri
cated for no other purposo than to overturn them.
Furthermore, supposing tho training colleges had
brolcen the laws of the country, it does not follow
mat it was uermissjble to shut the Catholic secondary
- school ami the Catholic primary fcchool, which, though
under tho same roof as the training college, had noth
ing in common wjth it. The closing of these two
schools is a severe blow to the freedom of education,
i still hopo that the line of 'action taken against these
innocent nuns will not be continued with.t
As regards the "Centrals," it is not possible for
you not to feel the weakness of your pleading.
No doubt I have reminded small farmers of the
obligations charity and common fairness imposed upon
them, because I held that we must tell tho truth even
io our friends, but you will notice that I immediately
subjoined: "I am' fully aware that tho primary rc--eponsibility
ferjhc cfjairdoes not rest with the small
farmers." In a do'c'umont-jntended for public reading in
..the churches, I could not be more precise than this,
out; you are too circumspect pot to see that I did not
even mention the word "Central." Do not place any
additional burden on the shoulderg of the small farm
crs. Yqu have already weighed down and drained
them by the fines .you have Inflicted. "The Central" is
but an octopus whose spreading tentacles unceasingly
absorb the vital resources of the country. Leave tho
permanent deputations nnd the national Committee to
-preside over the distribution of fooej and coal and then
the people will be nourished and warmed and you
will no longer incur the reproach of having favored
Germany and engaged in commerce with the neutral
countries to our detriment.
Plcate receive the assurance of our sincere es
teem.
(Signed) V. J. CARDINAL MERCICT5.
Archbishop of Maljncs.
In unpfrios a letter of the Cardinal vUiereTa
he interceded on behalf of a political prisoner. Brou
on der Loneken offered to forward a sealed letter to
MoliMgnor Joppen 'and announced tbat Abbe Herman
"lisU not obtained leave to return to Belrium.
tTbc authorities of the free (Catholic) traiuins
college, under tbe direction of the UrSulincs, fn their
tinnil)ingne;h tn Tecogniito ttio administrative separa
tion Imposed by the occupjios power, refused, as the
majority of .ejtablirhmeuts bad done, to preseut Weir
pupils betorc mi examination board on uhich uicjnbctb
from the new offices rat. On account of this refusal,
the Kovcrnmeut ordered the closure, not only of tljo
training cnllrce, but abo of the free isecoudary school
-nud the primary school, uliich were carried ou in tho
6mc bulldiujte ab the training college.
(CONTINUED TOMORROW)
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'
The Pawnee
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makes every room
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the bitterest
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heat up cellar Easily
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'y N PH?L ' Caindyn N J
friends Invited to funeral services. Hat.. '2 p
m , 2407 K. Dauphin at. Int. private. North
Ctdar Hill Cera.
UICKHON. Jan. 28, MAIIQAIIET A.
DICKSON. Ilolatlvos and friends Invited to
.ervlees. Mat.. 'J n. m.. 208 S. 41st St. Int.
iprltato. West Laurel Jllll Tern.
l'lineral serlcea and Int. private.
DIXONi Jan. 2T, JOSEPH DIXON. Jlcta.
lives nnd frienda Invited to funeral. PTI..
'1 p. m. daushtcr'a residence, Mrs. John N.
Walls. GOK Woodlsnd terrace. W Hhlla. Int.
nrivate Ht. James's Cem,. Kinesesalnc.
Baltimore, Md,, and St. 'Marys county papers
copy.
DODD. Jn. 10. ANNIU n . widow ol
Walter A. Dodd, and 70. Ilelatlvcs and
friends Invited to funeral. Pat,, in in .
residence of son. Walter B. Dodd, OOSS W.
Hoopps st Inr, 1' trnwood Ccm ! rlmida
mv en II Krl pe.
DODSON. On Jan. 29. 1020. M'AUL
nU'II DODSON, son of Harry It and
Martha A. Dodson seed 1! years 3 months.
Ilelatlvcs and friends Invited to funeral
services, ou Hat., at 10.30 a. m , at resi
dence of J W'siev Bowcn 101S S 2d st
Int Fernwood Cem
DOHNfiR. Jan. 50, EL1S13. widow of
Charles J Porner Relatives and frlen.U
invited to funeral. Prl.. 1 p. ni . son-ln-law'a
residence, Oeorao A. Moor. 01'33 Washinc
ton ave. Int. private. West Laurel Hill Ccm.
DOUU1H3RTV Suddenly, Jan 27,
JA.MEB J., busband of JIarcaret Kaulfmann
Loucherty. Relatives and friends. aocletlcs
of which he was a mernVr. Invited to fu
neral. Frl . 8 a. m 410 Chambers ave..
Camden. N J Hleh mass at Church of
Jmmsruiaie uoncepiton r;ou a. in. ini wai
vary fern. Auto service.
DWTEIt. At Ansuttlnlan Monaslcn'. VII
lanoMi. r . Jan. 21, 192", of Influenza and
pneumonia. Itcv. . JOHN W. DWYUI1, O, H.
A . oared III Solemn rrouietn mass un l'rl.
inoniln at 10 n'ciock. Int MonaMciy Cem.
DYJ10CK. Jan. 27. PRANCI3 M.. son nf
francls 0. and Ull2a A. Dymock, ased IB.1
Relatives and friends, members of the R,
Alleeheny Ave. M. 13. Sunday School. In
vited to funeral eervlces. Krl . 'J p. m.,
puronts" residence, 1813 K .Clementine st.
Int. Oakland Cem. Remains 'may bo Mewed
Thurs., to 10 p. m.
r.NULlHH. Jan, 27. RLIZARETJI C.. v,lfe
of Joseph 1'. Knlllsl) llelatho and friends,
Altar yoclcty snd Lrseue of tho Sacred
Heart, and lady Livingstone Lodge, No. 3,
u n Invll, ln-f..n.l TTrl U .''ft u
1133 Snider ave. Requiem bleli mass Church
of tho cpipnany io a. m. mi, New Cathe-'
drat Cam.
KORT. Jan 28, ELlZAnETH SI. widow
of John A. Port, aired 81. Services l'rl..
r, 30 p. m., at realdenco of son. I'ierson T.
Fort. 414 W Stafford st . Clermantown
Further services at Pemberton Xiaptlst
Church, Temberton. N J. Sat , 11 a. m .
to which relatives and lrletids aro invited,
tut private.
CmiAnD Jan 27. OERTRUDI! A wife
of John K Erhard (nee Hull), aged 30. IteU
tivrs and friends Invited to funeral. Sat.,
8:00 a m . husband's residence. 0tI14
Hunter st Hcqulem hich mts st Gregory's
Church 10 a. m. Int private. Holy Cross
Cem Auto service.
. KKI1SCH Jan 20 J 11 EDWARD
1 niTSCII. need S3. Funeral services Thurs .
" p. m . offlco of Henry C. Sbultcrf. 33 3.
4Uth at. Int private, Jit. ' Morlah Cem.
brooklyn papers copy.
FIIOEB. Jan 27 LOUISA KROEB. wife
of late Chaxlea Froeb (nee Horn), ared 87
Relatlvea and friends Invited to tcrvlces,
Sat . 2 p. in . 1818 N 4th ot Int. private.
Itomalns may bo viewed Frl.P'S to 10 p. m.
OALE. Suddenly. Jan 28. MARY A..
widow of Samuel l Ualo and dauchter of
lute iienry i. ana .Mary a. uurcneu iteia..
i tlveu and friends. II. V 'M Sodality of
Corpus Lhrlstl Church, Invited to funeral.
Sat., 8:30 a m., L'841 W Clementine at.
Solemn renulcm mass Church of Corpus
Chrlstl 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem Auto
eervico.
QENTTtr. Jan 28. JANE, widow of
Lewis Gentry and daughter ot late Walter
and Abbla Foster. Relatives and friends.
UIMo Class ot Erie Ave. SI a. Church, in
vited to funeral cervices. Sat.. 2 p. m.. 3627
N. Randolph at. Int. private. Remains may
be viewed Frl. eve
HALL. Jan. 26 dtENNETH M.. husband
of Kathryn Hall (nee Osterman). acid 31.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral.
Frl , 2 p. m.. chapel of Andrew J. italr &
Son, 19th and Arch tta. Int. Westminster
Cem.
-3JALLORAN. Jan. 28. SADIE M. 1IAL
LOJtAN, TFuneral. to, which the relatives and
incnas are invuoa,. eav.. o;avr a. m.. ..,
PIMTHH.
teallni ft rinmbln.i
Supplies
lllsplav Hoom'a
44 to SO N. 5th St.
C06 Arch St.
IftVJ-Ml reirterial SU
Cainrian
IN MEUOBIAM
WEIDMAN Lansdale Pa. In levins- re.
membrance of ins dear uncle. THEODORE,
who departed this life Jan 20, 11117.
NIECE.
PACKMAN MORRE3 PACKMAN, who
departed this life January au. mi;. .May
hl!t soul rest lu peace.
ms who anu cnuaren.
Greatly missed by
.! mt - V . i ' "I0 t'nocn ana' Fannie D.
Burlington Hotel iS'gWsSffssf
, . private. Jit. l'eaco Ccm
American und Ruropean
HOJ1EUIKE. CLEAN, PERFCT CUI3INB
3(0 Rooms with Beth, S3 to 13'
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Washlntton. P. O.
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An American Inspector. s.fnt to Kt
report on Yudenltcb'a Ituwlan nortb
fsrarmy, bis returned to Riga from
Narva. He declares tbc army no longer
ilstb as such, but is u mere rabble
' refugees, worp, nick and demoralized.
The EethonUilii, be declares, bavo toWeo
ilvanUte of their coodltlon to eveu up
htir ancitnt pudMB. He recommends
"liquidation" 6f the army.
. Oaby Detlys'u priceless pearl ueck.
"e, presented to hr by Jfanuel. for
J!r king of Torluical. i nick. So is
'iby. Sbo Tvore, her pearls in tbc
"Oapital and when they lort their luster
J Jtweler tho consulted told her tlir-y
eould be restored If worn by healthy
Pjrsonn.. So Gaby ha ber nurses, three
y them, wearing tho pearls while ou.
surrendered to the tocial revolutionists
by authority of General Jsnin, bead
of the French military mission, accord
ing to recent advices. It is said Jauin
has been challenged to a duel bj due
of Kolcbak's generals.
Admiral JCokbak. head of the all-
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v AL1HOUSE Jan. 28. CHARLES. A hus
band of Ella Groff Althouae. sred 52. Rela.
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sun., i p. m., S31 N. Oth St.. Camden. N. J.
A itlM BSsclMa taHV f"kai.nk CfSllrh t.T-
;' VJI IIVCD Ik-LUIIII V.IIUIVII, WVM1II fc -
isasle. Pa . arrival of train leavlne Readlns
Terminal. Phlla., Mon.. 12:30 p m. Int
South Perkasle, Pa.
, ANOENY. In Chicaso. Ill . Jan. 21.
JOHN D. ANGENY. Jr.. huaband of Clemen
tine Bites Anaenv and son of John D. and
JUrv ltoinlr Annv. ared 27 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral aervlca. Frl . a
P. m.. Oliver II. Dalr Bldr . 1MO Chestnut
St.. rhlludtlphla. Int. private Westminster
Cem.
AVERT Jan ? WIO.f.TAM T.. kon of
lata Enoch ana' Fannie Di Avery. Relatives
lunuiat services, rri.,
Sun ave . Tloci. Int,
BATES Jan. 17. retldeno ot sister.
Mrs. G. W Holmes, 114 S. 13d st . Mlta
AUR.V R PATES. Funeral services at St.
Clement s Church. 20th and Cbirry sts .
rri , iu a m. Int private
BOTLE. At BrooMsn. NT Jan ST.
JOHN, huaband ot lato Mary Bovle (nee On
rick). Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, bat , 8 39 a. m.. lesldence of slater,
i Miss Martaret Bosle, t)13'N 3'Jth st , WeBt
Philadelphia. solemn rtqulem mass St.
ACstlu'u Church 10 a m Inr t athedrjl
Lfin Auto funeral.
, BRACKEN. Jan 2fl LORETCA BERNA
IDETTA, dahrluer of John A. and Mirv V.
Bracken (nee Carr), aeed 20 Relative and
rrienas. M. v. . sodslltv of B Htephon's
urch, invited to funeral. Frl S 30 a. in .
Runner t. Solemn reautem hlirh ma an
St Stephen'a Church 10 a in Int. Holy
BURNS, Jan. 27. WILLIAM BURNS.
husband of late Jane Olvney Bums Rela
I tlves and frienda Invited to funeral services.
' Frl 2 P m , residence of nnn. Thomas E
Burns. 210(1 S ISth it. Int. private.
CAMPBELL Jan. 27. formerb of 2001
N Cleveland ave.. AGNES H CAMPBELL
(nee Chute) Relatives and frlend. mem
bers of Grace Baptist Temple Invited to fu
Saral Fat . 1 SO p m., parlors of C A.
Dlmby. 1818 N. 20th st Int. private.
Kortnwooa win. jtemaiua may bo viewed
.Frl,. 7 to tt p. ni.
uviuiix jn. .u. juiim nuaDand ot
Marv Partln (nee Clujnnl. bom In Count v
l.errv, Ireland. Relatives and friends, our
. ..loiner oi rorrows jioiv rame r.ociet uur
I Mother of borrowa' Confraterntt, nf K.ir r.l
Heart emploies of P II T Co. Mechanical
Dept 41th St. depot Commsndrv No II
K M 11 Invited to funeral. Frl S.SU
a. in . 507 N loth st Solemn reriulem mats
Our Mother or prrpv.a' Church 10 a. m.
mi. jioiy v-rofrs v,eiu
CA
ten Hlllu Crematory
SHOEMAKER. First Month 27lh. WIL
LIAM A huaband of Mary J Shoemaker
and son of William T and Mary M. hhoe
maker Relatlvea and friends Invited to fu-
n.l.fl... q,.4 f.l.i.rf. tnvltnrl tf. I.m.,fl t nnl u.wlM SWth.rf.V in,!tn u n I -.
pfeat,, 1 p. m, parents' residence, 1310 alarel W. Phil-Ellen st , Cermantowu (Carpenter
st. uatn ana jiiiinin sts i. jm. rcrnwooa Btationi. jnt private.
cem Friends may call Frl. eve. SOUTH Jn 27. MART ELLA, vrldow
HUTCIllNt-ON. Suddenly. Jan. 27. or ueoife vv cojin asea .o iteianves
AVENT Jan 27 IfAHSIW pr.svr.
PACKER CAVENT. aeed 41 Relatives and
friends invited to eervics. Sat '.".JO p m
S52 E Walnut lane, aermautovvn Int
private.
CLEMENT. Jan, 28. Pr HATES AO
NEW CLEMENT Relatives and friends
Invited to aervlces, tat. 2 p in 1627 Wal
t nuv av. mi irvie,
I .n.'Wnr I vr a. .4.-..... ... .,. ..
CHIROPRACTIC LIArPVhV.&doTl.UMVryE:ConVo.y
Day and Lvenlnr Claaaea now Formlnr (ne Connelly) and Hon of late Patrick and
Two and three year courses Diplomas unl- Mary Connolly. Relatives snd friends
vorsally recornJJed. AH drugless method Lejuue of tho ttacred Heart of St Thomas's
taus-ht Lally IneArporated. TVashlnilen 1 pariah. Invited to funeral. Fn . 8 a. in.!
rrrieinn inaa
School of Chiropractic, 1116 F ht. N. V.
washlnrton. D. I'. Dr. J. B. ni v. rr..i
dent. Phon. Ma.ln J899, ',
BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Most efficient couriea In Stenoaraphy, Tyb
Inr. Secretarial. Accounllnr. Hourly de
mand for rraduates to. till good paylna:
positions. Day or nlib school. Enter any
time,
0O TTALNUT ST.
Strayer's Btuiness College
IMilladelplita'a Greatest Ilusiness School
K07 tinatnut Hi. rhone Walnut 3t
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL
Grea- Shorthand. Touch Typv rltlns-." Book
kaaplnr. Secretarial Courses. Day ai Nllht
UDBIO
Pegolar Hi
TTlna Method ot
riajlai
ill
14 S. 15t!l t PrIeiHl mati nf rfnltm
Church ot -St, Thomaa Agulnaa 80 a, tn.
Int TUf lH Iba.lrl I in AiiIa lunaa.l
I- COWAN, Jan. 2s, ANNA M wife of
upoiai, wmn. r. i.r,itFa ana irienas
inv tea ta.junersl service; eat, 2 p m
resIdnC9 of liusband. 13D Melrose ave .
Eart Lansdowne, Pa Int Oakland Cem.
Cheater napers copv
COWAN. Jan 27 UI.IZA T wife of
.IU11II VVVIL liejillivp aim Ifinuas invlled
io services, r ri , .-.u p in.. ou- p, Pth st
Int. private Welt Laurel Hill Cem
CRAIO. Janr JO LAURA, wife of Robert
A, CralK and daurhtar ot Emma Slrvault
snd late Harry Slrvault Relatives aud
irlands Inv'ud to funeral sarvlcas, Frl 2
p.. Ill.r UIIO l.rvvilian ate, iiu. VVflSlIlllllSte
cein. rrienua may van inura . i io 111 p,
.OLAIik. Jan. 21 EI.L1SN, widow of
Philip Clark, of t.T3(i N M'rvlne st, Reli
tlyea and friends. IV V M. Soda Ity and
fi.ii.rad Heart of St.TalaChv'. Chi irX ,.?.
isa vo.iuneraj. oav. p.au . m,, reaiuenca
CJV. V Horn. l4V JSth at! So"
nn hlnh wasa d reqalrmSt, Jlalachy!
hurch UL . m. Inf. Holy Cra Cem. ""
N. judson st. Mass of requiem Church nf St,
coiumoia io a. m. int. Jtciy crosa ccm.
HAKKINS. Suddenly, Jaji. SB. JAMES,
husband ot Brldiret Harklns. Relatives and
friends, emploies of li. G. Budd MfK. Co . in
vited to funeral, Frl. 8:30 a m. 3112 Al
mond st. b'olemn requiem mass Church of
the Nativity 10 a. m Int. Now Cathedral
Cem.
HARr. Jan 24. EDMOND S son of Ed
nibrra E and Annie Hart, aced 27 Rela
tlvea and friends invited to funeral cervices.
inurs.. ii.au a. m . parlors or cnarics u
urewes. uu -Main st Darby, l
vatc.
HARVEY Jan 27. MARION, wife of
Peter Harvey. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Sat.. 1:.".0 p. tn . 3313
Hope st. Int. private. Ml. Morlah Ccm.
HATES Jan 28, ELIZABETH " M..
widow of William M Iluyea and daughter
of lato Jacob nnd Mary Bllltnsteln. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Sat .
8 30 a in.. 017 N. Creiehton st High mass
of requiem at Church nf Our Mother of Sor
rows 10 a. m Int. private, Cathedral Cein.
HAVES Jan 27. MAItUAUET. Wife Of
William Ilaics Relatives and trtends.
Leaeue of the Sacred Heart. Invited to fu
neral. Sat,. 8-30 a. m 1614 s 33d at. Sol
emn macs of requiem Church of the Most
Biassed Sacrament 10 a. m Int Holy Cross
HEOARDT. Jan. 2S. AXEL. E. I C-
GARDT, formerly of 163U N. 08th rt.. ased
43 Re atlves And friends. Apollo Lodse. No.
3S3. F. and A. M.. Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2
P. m.. residence of William 11. schoneid.
1127 8. 20th st. Int Northwood Cem.
HICKSON. Jan. 27. KATHRYN CAR
PENTER widow of John H Hlckson (nee
Yocum). Relatives and frienda invited to
funeral, bat 2 r.. m . 247 S. 4th St..
Gloucester, N J. Int. Union Cem., Glouces
ter. N J. FriendB may call Frl. ove.
HILSER. Jan. 2b. LILLIAN M. daugh
ter oi Robert J. and Annie miter. asi it
funeral services. Frl., 2 v. tn.. father's resi
dence. 12! E. Duval st., uennantovvn. int.
private. Remains may be viewed Thurs. ev.
P MAURERT-Jan. 28. IMtfNHS MAtHlER.
dauehter of lato Joseph V. and FaiAlo
Trauta Maurer. Relatives and friends lir
vlted to funeral service;, Frl.. 2 l lit.. 882
Linden st.. Camden. N. J. Int. Evergreen
Cem. Friends may call Tliurs. eve.
fficOACH.-On Jan. 27. 102O WILLIAM,
husband of the lato Susana, McCpach (neo
Mltchel). Reiatlvrs and friends Invited to
funeral services, on Frl.. at 2 p. tn.. from
his daUKhter'B resldenc", Mrs, Urftinnlcc,
a" II N Hopo at. Int. Greenmount Cem.
McCOY. Jan 2fl. JANF. MeCOY, wlfo nf
Thomaa McCoy. Relatives and .friends, 1).
V M Sodality. Iniruc of Sacred Heart nnd
Rosary Hoclety, Invited to funeral, Frl., 8:30
r m. 1(120 Naudsln st. Solemn mass of
requiem at St Teresa's Church 10 a. tn.
'VDEVirS-Jan"1 2fl. ELEANOR, widow
of Jamea McDevltt. Relatives and friends
invitea io luncmi, ,.. dv ,,,,. ,...
Locust it. Solemn requiem masj St. Car
thsKO'a Church 10 a. in. Int. Hojy Cross
CeMcDQNAGH Jan 27. GErtALD J . son
of Anna V. and late Joseph H McDonairh.
need 18. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral, Frl.. 7.30 m . residence of mother,
1"1 ; j.ith at Solemn rcaulem mass St.
Stephen's Church 8 a tn Auto funeral.
McGRADY. Jan. 27. REOINA, wlfo of
Thomas F. McGrady (nee O'Donnell). aited
S,T Relallvci and friends Invited to fu
niral. Frl.. 8 a m . Golph and Hecksclier
road, Strafford Pa Solemn requiem mass
at St Katherlne's Church. Wayne. 0 a. m.
Int. St. Denis's Cem ...
MEREDITH. Jan. 27. MARIv MFJIE
niTii p..n.ml pervlres and Int. private.
MILLER Jan 27. rRCOERICK C,
husband of Ifcrtha Miller (nee Martin), nircil
48 Relatives and friends. Concertina Club.
Banner A Miller Yearly Assu . oil other so
cieties of which li was s member. Invited
to funeral. Frl 7,30 a. in.. 2218 N 2d st
Requiem mass St Bonlfaclus's Church 0 a.
fn Int Holy Redeemer Cem .,,
Ml t Itl.L.1 --Jan i:o LUA.,i.iJi.ini'"
DEN MITCHELL, daughter of late Thomas
D Mitchell. M W rid Mar- Budd Mitchell.
acd 83. l"uncrjl and hit at convcnleiico of
laMURTAOH. Jan 28 JOHN J. son of
lati John J. and Mary Murtagh. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral. Sat . 7:30
a in., Oliver II. Balr llldg.. 1820 Chestnut
at Requiem high mass St Agatha's Church
!) a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
MYLIN. Dec 27. 1U1C, 711 S. Flsrucros
.. t r.. Anveleu Cillf . fnllnwlnir an onora-
tio'n Mrs. EM.L SMITH SIYL1N, mother of
Florenco Jlylln Hainrtck. .
NEILL. On Jan 27. IPSO. MARGARET
.1 O'NEILL, dauchter of lato William and
Anna Nclll Relatives and frienda Invited
to funeral ocrvlces. on Frl.. at Id in .at
residence of Benjamin Conner. 1110 s fiotn
st. Int. prlvnte EWInarton Cem.. Clarksboro.
N J Friends mav call Thurs. eve
NOLEN Jan. 27. GEORGE BLANCH
ARD. eon of late James and Elizabeth ..
Nolcn. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Sat . 3.30 p m . 2131 N. 22d St. Int.
private, at I O O. I. Cem..
NORRIS. Jan 27. SARAH NORRIH
fnco Cope) snd daughter of Ellas and late
v.iiiaheili Cone. Relatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral. Sat . 8:30 a. tn., residence
of sister. Mrs Ella ManaOeld. 202 McKcan
at. High mass of requiem St Edmund a
Church 10 a m. Int. Ho'y Cross cem.
Auto funeral.
O'NEILL. Jan. 28. WILLIAM J., hus
band of Catharine O'Neill. ReUtlves and
friends. Int Society of Walters,, and jBar
tenders,. Invited to funeral, Frl. 7:30 a. rn..
140 P.. IOIU Bt. JK4U'.l .'."" ". u-i.
Church I) u. m. Int Old Cathedral Ccm.
OWEN Jan 22. at . Denver. Col..
CHARLKS HENRY, son of late Laura Wol
oott und Charles Walton Owen. it. D.. cf
Baltimore. Md. ..,,, ..,,-.. .
PETERSON Jan 27. L1LLABELLA.
daughter of fate Charles W and Adallno
Peterson, aged 48 Relatives and friends,
emplojes Schuylkill Arsenal. Invtted to fu
neral amices. Sat. 1 p ni.. 5718 Commerce
st. Int. private Remains may ;bo viewed
'pFITZANMAIEli Jan 28. MART A
wife of Frederick I'fltzanmaler and daughter
of lato John and Elizabeth Everett Rela
tives and friends. Sisterly Lovo Circle. No.
230. Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 3 p.
m . 534 Licomlng st. .Int. private. Green-
mpRICEe-Jan. 27. FRANK K PRICE.
Relatives and friends, also Yonah Tribe No.
44. I. O. R M snd emplojes of Lit Bros,
n.H,. Ia fnneral. 1-rl 11 a. m.. from
chapel of Andrew J. Balr & ?on. Arch and
10th tn. Int Mt Vernon Cem
QUINN. Jan. 28, ROSE, widow of
Michael R. Qulnn. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral Frl.. 8:30 a. in., residence
nf ann. In-law. William J. McNiilly. 2000 W.
busquehanna ave Solemn requiem mail St.
Ellzibctli'3 Church 10 a m. Int. New Catho-
'llAWlllNbON Jan 23 THOMAS RAW.
I.INSON. aged 5D. Relatives and frienda.
Court Pride o,' Fr-inkford. No 42. -F. of A :
Past Chief Rangers' Asso.. F of A , nnd
Upholsterers' and Weavers' Union, No 28.
invited to funeral. Frl , 8:30 a in.. 4013 Dlt
man et . Frankford. High masa St.
Joachim's Church 10 a m. Int. private.
READ Jan. 28. ANNA CARL1N. w Idow
of Fred Read. Funeral services Pat . 2
p. in., at brother' a residence. Benjamin
Carlln. 300 Linden st . CamdCD. N. J. Int
private Harlelgh Ccm.
RICHARDSON. Jan 27 ill Brooklyn
FREDERICK, husband of Ella Campbell
and son ot Louisa and lato Hirry A. Rich
ardeon. Services mother s residence. ISO
St. John's place. Brooklyn Thurs eve. Int
North Cedar Hill Cem Philadelphia Frl
2:30 p. tn. Friends and relatives Invited
RICHART. Jan. 27. EMMA MARY wife
of Frank Rlchart and daughter of lute Jo
seph and Mary Marshall, of DiiVjr-c. Pa
Relatlvea and friends invited to fun. ral.
Int. orl-1 sat.. 8.30 a ra . 4315 intchell M Rex-
' ,... ....... CI.-,.. Mn,,l..X ...aua S, ll,.'
uuiuy.u, .ju, &..,,. ...v,,-,... ...new .. ....
Chuich 10 a. m. Int .Wstmlnttr Cem.
RIDGWAY. .Tan. 27. MARY A., wife ot
James A. Ridgway (nee Smlth. Relatives
and friends. St. Michael's B. V. M. Sodality.
Propagation Mf the Faith. Altar and Ladles'
Temperance Societies, invited to funeral.
Sat., 3:30 a. m., 1813 N Mascher st. Sol
emn requiem mass St Michael's Church 10
a m. int. Holy J'tdecmer Ccm.
ROBERTS First Month 2Sth 1020
MARY H widow pf Franklin Roberts, ot
1S9 E. Pomona ter Germaiitown Heii
tlvcs and friends Invited to funeral services
Seventh-dav 31st a p ni thpel of Klrh
&. Nice 6304 Gcrmantown ave . Gcrmantown
Int private
ROTTNF.R Suddenlv. Jan. 2 ALBLP.r
AUGUST ROTTNER, aged 01. Relatives and
friends. William Hamilton lodgi-. No SOU
F. and A M . invtted to service", Pat . 2
p in . 314ti N. Broad st. Int Northwood
Ccm.
hCHAUMBLRG Jan 27 F T. b I R
bTHAUMBERG (nee Fleischer!, v Idow of
Theodoro Sthaumberu. agd (17 Relatives
and friends members of St. Simeon's P I!
Church. Invited to funeral services Frl . '
p in . 2837 N 11th st. To procted to Cbcl
YATK8, Jan, 28. JOHN X., Iiusbsnd et
Mary 13. Yates, aged 64, Relatives; and,
friends, also Kensington Council, No. 0.
.1, O. U A. M., Invited to funeral ssrvloas
Frl , 8:30 p. m., from resldenco of his son
In-law, Aarohibsld C. Semler. 130 Crestpn
ave , Audubon, N. J. Int. private. North
Cedar Hill Cem,, Sat. nfternoon. .
ZINCK. At residence ot son-in-law.
Gorio C. D. Altemus, 181 W, Louden at.,
Oermantown. Jan. 28, REDECCA. .wife of
George Zlnck, aged 88. Relatives and frtands
In.lt. tn rn.rfll aervtr.es. Rat.. 1:30 n. tn
parlors of Scher Hesslnger. 2009 E. Bus
quMianna ave. ini,
Ccm Auto service-
private. Cedar 11IJI
, I.KOAT. AD'KnTlSKIFJfre ;,
1CZr TO THIOM IT MAY CONCERNl , '
lt:s Notice is hereby given that suit
has been instituted In the United States
District Court for the Eastern District ot
Pennsylvania by the United States, to th
tho use of John R. Uverey, as of December
Session. 1D1D. No 0632. against TVlIUam
Linker and Benjamin Linker, tradlnar.asf
vviumm Linker company, ana iuax xv- .
Hchiits and Max Rothstrln, upon ths bond or
said defendants, given to tho United Ststes
Government under a contract between tlie
Navy Department and said William Linker
Company for an extenalou la the V.mtT- t
gency Jlarracks, Philadelphia Navy Yard,
known as Contract 2324. All peraons or
companies furnishing labor or material
upon said contract aro permitted snd hereby
notified to Intervene in such action '
the Court may order. Ui accordance ntn
Federal Act of February 24, 1B0S. C. 778.
amending Act of August 13. 181)4. C. SM.
r. f. dSckerman.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
600 West End Trust Bide.
PERSONALS
BUTCHER SHOP of Mrs. Anna Biederman.
2330 Parrlsh St., has been purchased by
Mr, Louis Metzger. All claims against ahd
bills due Mrs. Blcdorman should be present
ed nt libcve address by not later than noon
Saturday, Jan. 31, 10JO William F. Lah.
ncr, 0713 Lansdownu ave.
LOST AND FOUND
BRACELET Lost, diamond and onys brace
let, stamped J. E. C. & Co.. on January
24. Reward It returned to J. IS, Caldwell
& Co . juniper ana yjneatnut st.
diamond and platinum
Tiat
with 1 large white diamond and
BROOCH
canary yellow diamonds surrounded by small
diamonds, 6n January 24 or 25. Howard It
returned to J. 15. Caldwell co.
HANDBAG Lost, on Thursday. Jan. 22,
Wanamakcr's lavatory, main gallery.
lady's brown leather hand bar containing suia
of monev, small purse and several keys; re-
turn 4o2tf vvainut si.; rnwarg,
HANDBAG Lost, afternoon January 20.
lady's handbag, money and paparss return
124 S, 12th: rwwarrt.
POCKETBOOK Lost, on Wed. evening-. .
flat brown leather pocketbook conlalrrtnB
a steamship tlcKet irom Liverpool u jriuia.
via American Line, some money and letter;
addressed to owner at 10 S. 21st st. Re
ward, If returned to tho above address.
HELP WANTED FEMAIaB
A THIRTY-DOLLAR
DICTATING-MACHINE JOB
Is waiting for you DICTAPHONE
ED1FHOMJ OPERATOR.
Come la and we'll show you.
Mrs Elsie D. Tale
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.
Employment Office
7th and Sansotn .sts.
on
ALWAT8 GOOD IN AniTirMBiTIO
were jou7 Then como and see me about,
a position, fur I have several lnterettlng
opportunities for tbo "good-ln-arlthmetlo"
GIRL: experience Is belptui, but la not
required.
Mrs. Linda B. Pattoa
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.
7th and Sansom sts.
Employment Offlco
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ATTENDANTS WANTED APPLT
HUPERINTENDENT. TUB PHILAD1
PHIA GENERAL HOSPITAL, 34.TU AMD
FINIS sxa.
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATma
.S3
A VOCATION FOR TOUNO WOMBTN
OFFERING PERS1ANENT EMPLdYilENT
IMPORTANT, FASCINATINO WORK IN A
WHOLESOME AND REFINED
jkAjau)irux.xvc ..
THERE IS A CENTRAL OFFTC2'
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
WITH ATTRACTIVE SURROUNDINGO
DINING AND REST ROOMS
SHORT HOURS. GOOD SALARY
QUICK ADVANCEMENT
MISS STEVENSON WILL OLADLT
EXPLAIN THE OPPORTUNITIES
TODAY BETWEEN 0 A. SI. AND 7 P,
FIR3T FLOOR. 1831 ARCH OT.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
vlttd to.funersl. Sa
ot tvr ysn no!
emn ,nian -latara
Church UL a. m.
.jn
CKUvA., widow tvt
CHARLES HOWARD, husband of Louella
Hutchinson tnee Slack) Relatives and
Irlenar. unvet Lodge No uot and A JI .
invited to services. Frl . 8 p. m son in
law's residence. Joseph SlcSlahu 1435 N
Wanamalccr st Int private Northwool
Cem
INGHAM. Jan 27. ALBERT It . husbsnd
of Elizabeth Ingham, aged :. Relatives
and friends, the members of (.'our De Lion
Lodge, No 120, K of P.. and oniplojee of
the Bell Telephone Co.. Invited to funeral
t,ervic;s. Sat.. 2 p. m , 2G01 BraddOcK tt
Int North Cedar Hill Celt. Remains may be
viewed Frl,
JONES. Jan. 27 at residence. 207 W
Chclten ave . Germantown. EMILY ROB
ERTS JONES c-'ervlces and Hit at ion
vcnlence of family
KEOUG1I Jan 27. ELIZABETH lie
WILLIAMS widow of P F Keouth Rel
atlves and friends Invited to funeral Mon
8 30 a m 1803 Federal st Sclemn re
aulem mass St Rita's Church 10 a in
IM New Cathedral Cem Auto service
K1EHL Jan. 28. MABEL A KILHL
(nee Baer). vvife of James E Klehl. Rela
tives and frienda Invtted to funeral eurv
ices, Sat , 2.30 p. ra.. residence ot parents,
Mr and Mrs J J Baer 113 W Main at..
Ephrata. Pa Friends msy call Frl , S to
lu v. m residence ot husband. 542S Balti
mero ave Philadelphia
KUsri'INGER Jan 27. SOPHIA L
KLEl'PI.SGEU aged 57 Relatives and
friends invited to funeral Frl . 10 a in
son's residence, Joseph L. Klepplnger. 1817
S ISth ot In. Chelten Hlhs Cem
KLINGER Hit1 Vonderhaan Jan 27
MINNIE, wife Jt William J Kllnger. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral Frl ,
fi.30 p. m , 5817 Larchwood ave. Int Sit,
Morlau Cem Remains may l.e viewed
'lhura. 8 to 10 p m.
KNORR Jan 28 SARAH, wife of Jo
oephe L. Knorr and daughter of Margaret
and late John Sheppard. Relatives and
(rlend3 Invited to funeral Mem 2'p m
32ns W Gordon st Remains may bo viewed
Sun eve
KRBBAUM. On Jan 28 1020. ALTA
KRfcBAUM dauchter of Frederick and Lett
tla Krebaum Relatives and friends invited
to funeral services. Sat., at 2 p ra,, at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Frederick L.
Michaelson. 030 N. rluth bt. Int privato.
West Ltfurel Hill Cem
IJvING Jan 27 WILLIAM T . Jr ten
of Jane and late William 'I' Lain aaeO 20
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
(rl m Annunciation Church. Shenan
doah, Pa Sulemn requiem mass 10.30 a. ni
Hemaliia will arrive at Shenandoah u 4u a.
m Iteadliia: Railway. Remains may be, in
luA. 'I'll,, Pa AV MtUln.. .f n.nH..m 1 "
5048 Wade at., Oermantown.. Phlla'. Putts
ville. Mahanoy City and Shenandoah pipers
CLlPPINCOTT. Of 2433 N 13th et . Jan
23. SARAH J , sister of Carolina p Lip
plncott. Relatives and friends Invited to
tuneral. Frl.. 11 a. in., from the David II
schUyler mug . Broad ana Diamond sts
Int. private Omit flowers
cOdvWOOD Jan 2. HARRISON SI.
sou of Daniel and Hannah Lockwood aged
47 Relatives and frlnds of familv invited
lo services Sat 2 n in at rrafdenre of
sister. Sirs. Ellen SI. tkinderllng 40B N
4lh et , Camdi-n. N J Int private Har
lelgh Cem Friends may view remalua Frl
7 io p in
MACPHERSON. Jan. 27v FRANCES
LOWNDES, wife of Oeorge SlacPliersun
Relatlvea and frteuda Invited tu tuneral
services. Sat., 11 a jm.. at. Michaels
Church. Ulsh St.. Gtrnianlown. int. private,
MARQuiTBS. ).n. af. ATIIUR SL. his.
b.nd of Annie At SIrqiM (nee Ferguson),
I
anrl frlands Invited to funeral. Frl . 10
in,, residence of son. William C. South, 30
8. St Bernard $t . West Philadelphia. Int
prlvate, South Laurel Hill Cem.
STILFIFLD Jan 27. GEOROE W hus
band of Marlon Stllfleld (nee JlcBrlde). aged
2S Relatives and friends, employes of
Stanley Booking Co . member of North
western Assembly. No. 54. A. O. SI P. in.
vlted to funeral Sat 0 a. m . 1601 W.
Wvorolne ave Int private
TASH Jan 28 HANNAH CATHRALL.
widow of Thomas J. Taeh aged 87. Rela
tlvea and frienda invited to attend funeral
services Sat . 3 p in 2"0 N 33th st.
Irt private
THOMSON Jan 2? JOHN' T husband
of Laura Rlsbrough Thornton and eon of
late George and Martha St. Thonisen.
Relatives and friands. also the Fire Asm.
of Phlla., Invited to funeral servlcear. Sat.,
S p in . at 4S35 Larcnwood ave . West
Phlla. Int private.
VAN HORN Jan 27. ALFRED E son
of late Joaph II and Slarv Van Horn.
Relatives and frienda Invited to funeral.
Frl.. 10 a in. residence of uncle James
Hoile. 313 Clarkaon ave Olnv Int. pri
vate North Cedar Hill Ccm Friends may
call Thnra after S p in
VIETRI Jan. 27 JOSEPH A husband
of Clara E Vletrl (nee Hamilton son of
Jerome and late Angelina Vletrl Relatives
and friends lnvitd to funeral, bat ,9a.in.
1121 Daly st Requiem high mabe church
of Eplphanv tin Fernwood Cem.
WATSON' At 174S N Darl-n et . Ian.
26. JObEPH huaband of Jane Watson Rela.
Uvea and friends Wsshlts Tribe No 53.
I O It SI Gulf Lodge No s;. K. of r.,
Invited to funeral rervliei Frl 2 p. in.
David II SchuMer Bids Broad and Dia
mond sis Int private
WE1GEN At 070 N Lawrence at. JO
HANNA, wife of late John Welgen. aged
7D Relatlvea and friends and members of
the Archcontraternlty of the Holy Family
Sacred Heart League Altar Society, are
Invited tn funeral Frl 7 30 a in., from
parlors of Edward Slack 000 N nth st
Requiem mass at bt Peter's i hurch 0am
int private Slost Holv Redeemer Cem
WF.SCOTT Jan. 2S JAMES K WES.
COTT. formerb of Port Republic, N J
aged 80 Relatives and friends invited to
funeral from resident e of daughter Mrs
Lizzie Mundr. S31 Vine M i amden N J
bat 2pm Int private Xrlliigton Ceui!
Friends mav rail Frl aftar 7 , n.
WOODS Jan 21 BERNARD.' husband'
1 'Vr .'."lariat ..wwu, .nee uonneiiyi, aged
,1(1 Relatives and friend" Invited to funeral
fn. s.oo a in 2114 Christian si. Holemn
high iiiatB of requiem St Charlee's Church
10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
erv ce
WYATT Jan. 27. CHARLES B , hue.
band of Carrie F Wvatt. Relatives and
friends. Washington Camp No. 481. P. O
8 of A : Camp No 120. p O of A.. Key
stone Commanderv No 4SI, P. S. of ' A
Belay Rpas Council, O I A . and employes'
of the. lnaurance Co. atf N A Invited to
funeral services Frl 2 n ni Penneck and
lark avea Highland tfirk. Dl cu Pa
Int Prospact Hill Cem Moore r Remains
may bo viewed Thurs cvo
UXDF.ItTAKKRS
flUYLER
BKOAD Ario
DIAMOND
BURLERS AND SIENDliRS JOHN BROM
LET i. SONS, FRONT AND DAUPHIN
STREETS.
CHAMBERWORII and waiting, white tlrlt
family of 2 adults; no washing; reference
required lbOl Spruce st.
CLERK female in. office of targe cor
poration. excellent opportunity for ad
vancement, state ag-e. experience and salary
desired P 223 Ledtfer Office
CLERK III office of large corporation; good
salary, short hours and excellent oppon-
tunlty fur advancement, state age and el
perlcnco l- am. Logger cmice
COME TO STAT
l.as tho time baving dictaphone or ediphonr;
tho capable tvptst recognized this and be
came a UIC'TAl'HONE 'OR EDIPHONE
OPbRATOR. I have several good poaltlona,
not only for "super-oprators," but also for
quick, aciurato COPY-TYP1STS. call and
talk it over
3irs L.mca h nation.
CCRTIS PUBLISHING l O
7th and Sanaom sts .
Employment Office
COOK wanted white, for adult family ot
tnre -leiapnone arr.erin sax j
DICTAPHONE OR EDIPHONE OPER
Airmb. UUtJD tAL,AJlY EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOn EXPERIENCEn
GIRLS CURTIS PUBLISHING CO , 7TH.
AND IVATsbUM S l'U
DISH WASHER
VOn RESTAURANr WORK
ArPLY BUREAU OF EMTLOYS1ENT
TVANAS1AKER -1
FEEDERS ON POWER DIE PRES3EB
EXPERIENCED ON SOCIAL 8TATIONERT
APPLY BUREAU OF. EMPLOYMENT
WANASIAKER'B
GIRL Good, ambitious airl over 16, wanted
for light steady work In factory; 3l5 per
week. A bchoerliut Co Adams and
S, havilrr.
GIRL, competent to assist with housework.
w.thlng and Ironing' family ot 1; slean
In Call Wvnmlm; 513.1
GIRLS WANTED
GOOD PAY EXTRA DONUB
For clean. light
Factory inspecting
CONGENIAL. REFINED GIRLB
to work with
Pleasant surroundings
Matron In attendance
RECREATION ROiiM
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
But girls must not be under
10 yean, of ate
Apply at once
ATLAS BALL CO.
lib et. aud Gltnwood ave, ,
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NATIONAL niBCUIT COMPANT
1801 QI.ENWOOD AVE.
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