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"These Facts Go Far Beyond the Limit of What Wc Belgians Would Have Be
lieved" Mercicr Writes in Indignation to Baron Von Der
Lancken
But Later ''The Day of Peace Has Dawned! Wc Already See the Harbinger of It,"
Says the Cardinal in Closing His Graphic Story of
Belgium's Suffering
Explanatory Comment
UiOR a German, the Baron von dor Lancken makes a graceful exit from the long and stirring correspondence
" which Cardinal Mercier had with the despoilers of his native land. "You arc," declared the chief of the
political department, "the incarnation of occupied Belgium, of vhich you nro the venerated and trusted
pastor."
Von Falkenhausen, the Governor General, was less courteous, but doubtless he had little time for the
amenities in that eentful November, 1918. fe
The day before the armistice was signed delegates from the "Republic of Hamburg" arrived in Brus
sels. Tho military commander of thi city addressed a crowd of soldiers and civilians from a balcony. "Three
million Germans havo been killed during the war," ho said. "That is sufficient. Let us have peace."
Goneral .on Falkenhausen received the delegates, and after an interview of an hour he announced that
ho had resigned and accepted tho delegates' terms. These were: First, immediate peace; second, that telegrams
bo sent to the front instructing the soldiers to return to Germany; third, that no orders be given without the con
sent of the poldiers' committee, and fourth, that all units, from division to company, shall elect representatives
to the soldiers' committee.
The Governor General asked that the Germans depart peaceably and respect life and property. German
officers then of their own volition began to strip the insignia from their uniforms. Others, true to German
traditions, entered the park which had been closed to the public for four years, smashed the marble slabs sur
rounding tho ponds, broke their guns and threw the barrels into the water. The maddest dream in the annals
of nations was ended.
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Vjardmal jyiercier s Otory
Including hi correspondence with tho German
authorities ro Belgium during the wir, 1914 to
1918, edited by Professor Fernand Mayence of
Louvain University and translated by the Bene
dictine Mon-s Tof St. Augustine's, Ramsgate.
England.
THE Cardinal in an energetic protest showed how
outrageous were the decisions of tho Governor Gen
eral ArchbishopV House, Malines,
.Tune 27, 1918.
To Baron on dcr Lancken, Chief of the Political De
partment of the Government General, Brus
sels. Dear Baron Your letter dated Juno 12 brings ror
a very disappointing answer to the two petitions made
by me in the firm hope that this time, at all event'.
I should meet with no refusal; the refusal is alasl un
conditional. Thus out of the 450 mattresses of these
poor and infirm old men in the Home of the Rue
Haute, his Excellency the Governor General has or
dered 400 to be commandeered and you tell me in his
name that fifty mattrcs-bcs for fifty of the more se
rious cases must suffice.
I am amazed at such language and must confes
that discussion is quite beyond me. Tor months, your
agents hac invaded, sometimes in one district, some
times in another, the homes, hospitals, orphanages,
and made the aged, the sick, the dying and orphan
children sleep on straw, or on some indefinable sub
stitute to which in any case those interested prefer
straw. These facts go so far beyond the limits of
what wc Belgians would hae believed possible that
wc look on them with amazement, scarcely bclioing
gr-ijllic evidence of our own eyes.
The odiousness of these repeated requisitions
takes our breath away.
Out when the heartrending appeal of tho Little
Sisters of the Poor, in favor of the aged under their
care, in Rue Haute at Brussels, came to my ears, I
was under the impression, quite wrongly as I see
now, that the distress of these saintly women and
the fate that awaits their charges would evoke feel
ings of sympathy, but, alas, for tho sad searing of
conscience bi ought about by militarism!
You imagine also that it is possible for prisoners,
weakened by the hardships they have undergone and
thr mental strain lesulting from several months of
confinement, to remain fasting until 9 a. m. or even
'ater, when they go to communion on Sundays. The
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question naturally arises as to how tho concession I
have applied for can possibly be prejudicial to the
discipline of tho Kommandantur prison, especially as
there are generally some priests among the prisoners
who would only be too glad to say mass for them at
an earlier hour and yet you refuse to grant it!
Once more I am silent You cut me short
Furlhcrrnoio you state, incidentally, that the spir
itual needs of the prisoners are not very great. Now
many of them on theii release have told me that they
suffered greatly from a lack of the consolations of
our holy religion.
But all are not heroes.
To overcome the repugnance certain patriotic
souls naturally feel toward making their confession
to a priest who is for them a constant reminder of
an enemy power, to lcmam fasting until a late hour
in the morning, when their whole organism is cx.
hausted, both call for more than average irtue, and
this is precisely the icason why I hac for four whole
years implored every successive and competent Ger
man authority to grant military and civilian prison
ers adequate facilities for approaching the sacra
ments, both here and in Germany. But in spite of the
loudest public professions of regard for the spiritual
welfare of Catholic prisoners, I hac met with an ob
stinate refusal right up to this day.
Please accept the assurance of my sincere esteem.
(Signed) D. J. CARDINAL MERCIER,
Archbishop ol! Malincs
CHAPTER XLIX
ie Belgian Bishops Formally Protest Against
the Imperial Government's Project to
Utilize Certain "Catholic Churches
for Prolcslant "Worship
Archbishop's House, Malincs,
July S, 191S.
Falkenhausen, Governor General
T
Baron von
Brussels.
Excellency We hae learned that the Imperial
Government in Belgium has conceived the project of
using certain of our Catholic churches for Protestant
worship.
Filled with consternation at the announcement of
this danger, we deem it our episcopal duty to lose no
time in doing our utmost to oppose unanimously the
measuie with which we are thieatcned and to declare
that it is an encroachment on the sacred rights of the
Church and wounding to tho susceptibilities of our
flock.
In virtuo of their solemn consecration or blessing
our churches arc dedicated exclusively and forever to
Cntholic worship. To hand them over arbitrarily for
another purpose is in the eyes. of tho Church tanta
mount to an odious, if not actually a sacrilegious,
desecration, and so true is this that in certain cases
provided for by canon law, a church thus desecrated
has to bo reconciled by expiatory rites before it can
bo restored to Catholic worship.
Thcso joint churches havo been and arc still
proscribed in numerous decrees emanating from the
Roman congregations and condemned by theologians.
So great is tho number and such the harmony existing
between these various decisions, that they consti
tute an acquired light in law. In countries where these
joint Catholic and Protestant churches are in vogue
the practice is merely tolerated by Rome and the
Holy See has explicitly declared that it cannot bo
introduced elsewhere. The teaching of the Catholic
faculties in tho German universities is identical with
what we have just laid down. Article 14 of the Bel
gian constitution also guarantees liberty of worship in
public as well as privately. Is there any one bold
enough to maintain that tho measure they contem
plate inflicting upon us is in no way prejudicial to
Catholic worship?
The Hague conference expressly laid down in
Article 46: "Religious convictions and the exercise
of public worship must be respected."
This parading of a form of worship antagonistic
to their own in their very sanctuaries would inflict
a deep wound on the feelings of our faithful people,
and it is precisely on the ground of scandal that the
prohibition of the Roman congregations is based.
The Belgian people in general, whether in town
or in the country, arc stanch in their allegiance to the
historicaf traditions of the Roman Church. The sight
of unbelievers and Catholics worshiping in the same
church woud be inflicting an outrage upon sorely
wounded consciences and a painful scandal to pious
persons, in whose judgment this promiscuity will ever
lemain an unwilled for and odious desecration. Let
us add that the projected scheme would only accentu
ate the discontent, hidden yet keenly felt, caused by
the physical and moral sufferings the Belgian nation
has gone through during the four years and which
weigh more and more heavily upon them as the days
go by.
The General Government cannot even allege as a
pretext tho absence of secular buildings where the
Evangelical services can be carried out with due
decorum. Wc undertake to point out, in all the dis
tricts where the occupying power calls for one, a hall
where lcligious service can be held without objection.
Whatever happens, we will not have recourse to
resistance by force; our dignity forbids us; but we,
protest and we continue to protest against the viola
lions of canon law, of Belgian constitutional law and
of international law. We can never of our own free
will connive at the regime of joint churches. If it bo
established, iC will be so in spite of us.
May it please God to enlighten the Imperial Gov
ernment on the bearing and disastrous consequences
of the policy it contemplated adopting and make it
refrain from proceeding further with it, thus sparing
the Belgian people, the clergy and the faithful this
fresh calamity. .
Wc beg your Excellency to accept the expression
of our sincere esteem.
(Signed) D. J. CARDINAL MERCIER,.
Archbishop of Malincs,
(Signed) T. L. HEYLEN,
Bishop of Namur,
(Signed) M. II. RUTTEN,
Bishop of Liege.
P. S. We ai c unable to submit the text of this
document to his Lordship the Bishop of Toumay, but
we are in a position to ouch for his sharing our
views and his associating himself with us in oui
protest
had already freed n considerable part of occupied Bel
gium. Tho German General Government of Belgium
knew that its days were numbered. On Thursday, Oc
tober 17, at 3 p. m. Baron von der Lancken repaired to
the archbishop's house and in the name of the Governor
General and tho Berlin Government handed the Cardinal
tho following dcclaratiin, translated into F(rcnch:
"You arc in our estimation the incarnation of oc
cupied Belgium, of which you are the venerated and
trusted pastor. For this reason it ia to you'the Gov
ernor General and my government also havo com
missioned me to come and to announcejthat when we
evacuate your soil wc wish to hand over to you un
asked and of our own free will the political prisoners
serving their time cither in Belgium or in Germany,
as well as those who have been deported. They will be
free to return to their homes; the first batch-ivill
etart on Monday, 21st inst. As this news is euro to
rejoice yoiir heart, I am happy to impart it to you;
the more so as I have not been able to live for four
years in the midst of the Belgians without esteeming
them and appreciating their patriotism at its true
value,"
The next day the Cardinal sent Baron von dor"
Lancken the following letter:
Archbishop's House, Malincs,
j October 18, 1918,
To Baron von der Lancken, Chief of tho Political De
pavtment of the Government General, Brus
sels. Dear Baron The announcement you were kind
enough to make yesterday, in tho name of the Gov
ernor General and the German Government, as to the
early release of our political prisoners and our de
ported has greatly rejoiced me and I return you my
heartfelt thanks.
Next Sunday your message will be given to the
public in all tho parishes of the diocese. It will pro
duce a soothing impression and will quicken hopes.
When in tho course of tho week families see the ab
sent ones returning to their homes they will feel
rising in them generous desires of reconciliation and
forgiveness.
I have the honor to join to my letter a copy of
the communication to be made to my flock.
I feel sure I am voicing tho wishes of our people,
when, in their name as well as in my own, I beg you
to tell tho authorities, whose representative you are ,
among us, how greatly we appreciate the benevolent
action of which your government's initiative is a
proof and with what earnestness wc long for the
realization of tho hopes your promise has raised in
our hearts.
Accept, Baron, the assurance of my sincere es
teem. (Signed) D. J. CARDINAL MERCIER,
Archbishop of Malincs.
is still with us. Your earnest appeals to tho Sacred
Heart of Jesus and to Our Lady of tho Rosary, Marv
our Mediatrix, havo been heard. Persevere of ona
mind in your prayers.
Remain calm and dignified.
The hour of definite Hclivciancc and of peace
with victory is at hand.
Courage and confidence 1
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I put my trust in Thee
Sacred llcart of Jesus, piotcct Belgium.
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, Maiy our Mcdl.
atrix, pray for us.
(Signed) . D. J, CARDINAL MERCIER.
Archbishop of Malincs
the Cardinal's corn-
read in all the
was
CHAPTER L
Release of Political Prisoners and of the
Deported
UNDER the ever-growing picssure of the allied troops
the Geiman army was in full retreat. Tho vic
torious Flanders offensive, launched on September 28,
With this letter was inclosed
munication to his flock, which
churches on Sunday, October 20.
Malincs, Oct 17, 1918.
To the Clergy and Faithful of the Diocese of Malines.
Dear Beloved Brethren Our hearts soar in hope.
Peace is not yet signed. So suddenly do events
follow one another, so disconcertingly at times, that
no one would venture to say pence was already won.
Its da), however, has already dawned.
Wc already see the harbinger of it.
Today, Thursday, October 17, the chief of the
political department came in the name of the Gov
ernor General of Brussels and of the Berlin Govern
ment. He brought word to me that Belgian political
prisoners, interned either in Belgium or in Germany,
and the Belgians deported into Germany will be re
leased as soon as Belgium is evacuated. The leleaso
of those detained in the prisons of occupied Belgium,
outside the military areas, will begin from Monday,
21st inst.
I append herewith the written declaration which
tho German Government's delegate handed to me.
Influenced by a personal feeling, which you will un
derstand, I have hesitated to give you the full text
thereof. But on reflection, I have decided to do so'.
(Here follows the text of the declaration above.)
You sec then, dearly beloved brethren, that God
. CHAPTER LT
Protest of ihc Cardinal Against the Behavior
of German Troops During Their Retreat
Archbishop's House, Malincs,
October 18, 191S.
rpO Baron von dcr Lancken, Chief of, tho Political De-
partment of the Government General, Brus.
sels.
Dear Baron I am credibly informed that about
October 14 and 15 more than 500 young men of St.
Nicholas were led by force to the front, in tho direction
of Ypres. If, as I havo reason-to believe, this proves
correct, you must admit that it is to be deplored and is,
more than ever, unfortunate.
May we hope that tho Vilvordo and Malincs
prisons will be opened at the beginning of next week,
those of Brussels and Antwerp soon afterward?
Accept, dear Baron, the expression of my high
esteem.
(Signed) D. J. CARDINAL MERCIER,
Archbishop of Malincs.
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' Archbishop's , House, Malines,
October 28, 1918.
To Baron von der Lancken, Chief of the Political De
partment of tho Government General, Brus
sels. Dear Baron The communal authorities at Ma
lines are very much perturbed at the way in which
the military make free use of the residences of pri
vate pfcople. They arc not content with requisition
ing available rooms, hut they expel, in a cavalier man
ner the landlords from their "homes and supplnnt
them. Ladies, lawyers, doctors have thus been evicted
from their houses.
And yet places of amusement, concert halls and
theatres, which would be admirably adapted for the
installation of officers, are left open. The occupation of
those places would, moreover, have a salutary moral
effect
I know that the jurisdiction of His Excellency
the Governor General does not extend to the war zone,
but I thought that hit. great influence might indirectly
bo used, and with success, in the interest of Malincs
families and of public order.
I avail mysplf of this opportunity to thank jou
for the relea'se already granted to prisoneis and also
ask you to kindly stimulate the zeal of the official
commissioned to carry out the work of release. I
know that numerous prisoners, among whom is a con
siderable contingent of priests and religious, who
could i-endcr invaluable, services to the diocese, are
anxiously awaiting the release promised them thiough
the clemency of the Governor General.
Accept, Baron, tho asurancc of my sincere es
teem. (Signed) D. J. CARDINAL MERCIER.
Archbishop of Mnlinc.
Political Department of the Government General,
Brussels, November 1, 191S,
To His Eminence Cardinal Mercicr, Arcfibishop of
Malines.
I have the honor to acknowledge your esteemed
Mler of October 28, I at once sent it to the compe
tent military authorities, and believe myself already
justified in raying that your Eminence's wishes uiU
be met, so far on circumstances will allow.
I offer to your Eminence ihc assurance of my
sincere esteem.
(Signed) LANCKEX
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funent services Sun T p m rarker and i
Aeh'and aves Glennlden V Int and
furtl e- tervlre h' Morris Cem Phoenix
Mil- r Mon i v n I
AI tnousi- li -'( ltARLEK A hus
band of Ella Groll Althouse, ag'd 61 Rela- ,
I lite and friends I) vlted to funeral services
Mm 4pm Ml N Oth st Carnden N J I
Alas services R''orm Cburrh South Per
kssle Pa arrival of tram leaving Reading
Term nal I'hlla Mon 12 30 p in Int ,
South Perkasle Pa
of G?u 0 a m Int private Baltimore
M a no Washington D C. pap-re cop
TASSilDI Jan ! SARAH! dauihtr
of Miel aol anl lato Marv A Castldi Rli
ties an1 frlnde InMted to funeral Tu
S 30 a m reeid-nco of parent 1002 W i t
st Hleh rri t Elisabeth Chur-h 10
a m Int IIoK Crone Com
T,"P"1i' J?n f? J.UV?V,A J."!"?" Anna Oeleer (nee EberhardU aeed 35
TIE fne 0rene) wlf" of Robert Carlslla , atlv( and friend- Washington Ljmn
ma uuen'tr or jbih na Bt.iun um , hp,6. p n s of A . Am-rlcan ritv -&,. n
of G a-row Scotland acd -4 Kelamea rt innn n f i a or,H m.K, ...
and frlenda lnlted to funeral Mon 39 . thesda Baptist Church tnilted to imir
w i. .. Tri-V r'JiiS' ' Mon P m 3 N ralrhlll st Int in
Madleon t Hlih mi i .... ltillelde Cem Remains mav ht.,.U
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tsk ased ". Itelathen
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Mon at -'
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town ai- Int Northvnod Cent
1EIC.Cn Jan 29 1IARRV
i residence of brother-lr-law
rahrlnrc- Tin e
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10 MAWT A "If" ' Hnulchre Cem
Church of fh Aacen-ion 10 a m Int Holt
t ,..-.. ...i -.-.. n.i.tivs. and friend-
mi'd to funeri Mon M0 a n JV4.0
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Church o th Tint I Buratlon 10 a n Irt
bt D"nis s i. em
VTMN'-ON N ir Mulltcl Illll N' J
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cited to funeral from renldenro near Mui
i (111 N r Mon 1) JO a tn Jllrh
mat II)'-. Nam- Church Mulllca III"
10 "1 a m Inl HcH Name Cem Au""
nil ni't s a tc train from Chestnut et
fr I'hila at V i ll-a 11(11
DM1 Jin J8 ISABELLA A daugh
cr of ThomiJ T and lato Catherine I
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ttra Mon 7 3t m father a residence
.'"31 N 21et st R-qulem ma8 ',,'
nnalietli a Church n a m Int it 'iy
epul'hreCem Au'oeenjco
nRBLR - At rir-tr N J Jan H
tU"IA II wit of ! W Carter aged
llelatli and fr ids invited to attend fu
nera M n ItW a m from 139 3 Malt,
t.t Pin r V J It rim-r fern
TJVP.UITT -J.i .9 PDWARD A m
of lat John and Mn Barrett Relatim;
nm! frlende LOOM No 31 Incited
to funeral Tue 7 V) a m funeral apart
mcnt I rank A II e 1727 airard av
Requiem mam S' Ma a hj a Church 9am
Int nibler Pa
llHTOv'-Jar 7 ELIZABETH DAR.
TON 'nee Murr..i i .ife, of Anthony Rarton
tMatlw and fr H-. InMted to funeral
Mon S 30 a m J12- Amber rt Solemn
trtiulem mt'i bjrc of tho Nativity 10 n
m Int Holy Cross i" em
B?"NCTT -Jjn 3ft JOHN' L cn of
late John R and Lllenor llennett Relatives
nd frlendj in"ed to funeral -ervlcet
Mon 11 a m "' N Il"t et Int url-
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UOVVKFON Suddenly. Jnn 29 CIIAS
A husband of Mnrsaret Ronnalfon (ne
Halts' Relatives nJ frlenda Invited Jo fu
riorai services Sun 2 o m Mil Market
t Int irlvatr Odd Fellows ( etn Oiod
rn P tmit flowers
BCrtMN Jan .'9 MART Mow of
John Bowman aei 79 Retatlvee and
friends Holy Tamil hoc of Our Lady He'p
it I hrlatlans' Chure ( iml'ert to funeral
fqn S In a tn 1014 17 Olemvnod ave
Solemn high mass Our I ody Help of Chrta
ani Church It' . m Int Holy Sepulchre
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nniTTOv -ian w josrni 11 u bit
to v aired 19 fteiatlvta and friends In-
Ited tu funeral Mon 10 30 a tn , fltn
lleneon at Camden S J Int private
IIarlelh run I'mlt fl uers
ItUIUCr !" I" SURAH widow of
John Ilurlte Relative and friends Invlfed
a funeral Tuts 8 10 a m &P21 Mrtal
lum. st Qermant"n Solemn mass of
leauitm St Vincent o Church 10 a m Int
Nw Cathedral Cem
Bl'ZOT Jan 3 I.IZZIR W tnee See
ton) wlf of W Howard Ruibv aced 4rt
lUlatlvea and friends Ladlsa' Aid Society of
Parkalde M I Churh Invited to funeral
rvlcta Tiiea 2 P m. Parkslde M E
Church. Kenwood and KaUhn avea Camden
N J Int Jlarlflah Cem Krleids mov call
Mon after Tom M?t Baled ate Cam
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aUl4 Utitiaa rtiulem mo,i Church
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fOOKE At Hnddonfleld N J Jan
WILI TAM LANGLKT son of Rebecca
lat" Uon 11 rooke Oited 32. P uneral
service private Mon
CORIVTII Jan 2S at hlfl late residence
30 Carpenter lan WILLIAM WHARTON
HEVM"TT CORINTH Int private
"OSGRO fc ddenh of nneunonla
Jan 29 AaNFx dauehte- of naiile and
Catherine Coesrove (ree Klrby) of parl'b of
Knot ( ojnty Mavo Ireland aaad 23 H.
Ives and frlenda Incited to fnneral Mon
s 30 a m 1019 Mt Vernon st Hluh re.
otiem mass St lamest ( hurch In a ni
Irt Holv Croea e-1
LOTTRELL an 29 WILLIAM T,
huiband of late Bllr.abetli Lottrell rtu.
tnea and frivids mlted to funeral Tues
7 30 a m 183 N Tancv -t Huh mass
at St Elizabeth s Church 9 a ni Int
private Hols Cross Cem
CRAMP Jan 29 SARAH dauihter of
late Jacob and Sarah Cramp Put notlro of
funeral will bo given from J174 E Cumber,
and at
i RE'lAR Jn 30 at Preabyterian Home
for eed couples and Men Bala Pa PAUL
A CRFJOAR aged 87 Reathes and friends
Invited to funeral services at the Home,
Mon 2 P in Int West Laurel Jill Cem
CUSICK Jan J 'AME3 I on of late
Peter Cuslck and Itrldiet Cuslck aeed 11
Funeral on Mon fl 10 ah m., mother's real
dene. 2M'(1 Ellsworth t Solemn requiem
mass Church of St Anihony 10 a m Int
Hd Crot Cem Relatives aid frlenda li
vlted
DVnRACH At 4101 Spruce st Jan 30
HENRY DARRACH aged 70 Tuneral from
lata residence Due notice will bo clven
DE LIN On Jan 10 PATRICK J
DEVLIN eon -f late Patri- k and Susan
Devlin Relatives and frlenda alio at
cilia a T A U Society Holy Name Pocity
of the Visitation Commodore Harry ( oun
ell No 57f K of (. and employes of
vigilant Mills and Upholaterv I nlon No
2, invited to funerel on M ndav , from h s
ate residence 304 E Verner at Solemn
requiem mass at hunti f Vis 'at"n II V
M at 10 o clock Int .Sew rthdrad Cem
DIAMOND SuddenU Jsn 28 ROBERT
J son of late Alenander and Johanna Dla
mond (ne IIarp"r Relatives and friends
invited to funeral JI ti s 3" a m 2830
Diamond at Solemn high mass of redulem
( hurch of Most Precious Blood 10 . m
Int Cathedral Cem Auto funeral
PIECKIIM'S -Jan .11 of scatietlna at
Philadelphia Hospital for funtaEious Dis
eases Vlirt'RlA E 'uusht-r of Bernard
and nia I'lwlchaus rnee Hartdeffpn) aaed
; Int Hoh betul'tir" '"em r.t . 10 JO
a rn N'o fut -r tl
VOW ELL Jan .9 JANET D wife of
James I'owell Ke atives nnd friends, also
1 inn jv(wrini retrvterl
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. , KEARNR Jan id ICATIIERINE widow
hujbancl of , cf iliiam Kearns formerly of Readlnc
Rl 1 P., Ttelnttvea ant frUnris Married Women B
Ljmp Sf u i fcodaiiiv Leaaiie of the Sacred
Heart of Oeeu Invited to funeral, Tueo .
V30 a m 1731 Oxford st . Philadelphia
S'lemn requiem mass Church of the Geeu
10 a m To pr'ced to Reading. Pa. on
12 22 train. Am funeral.
KEATLEY Jan 30 SAMl'EL H . only
son of Elizabeth and late Frank Keat
as-ed 11 Relatives and fr ends Invited to
'rlrei Mon 2 - m 1.114 N 23th st
Int private Mt M iriuh Cem
hEvriNG On 1 rldaj Jan 30 In her
61d c.ir ELI Ml ril ELI EN' daughter
of th late Wllllrm H and Elizabeth Boll
man Keattns. Furral btv at Old Swede
i hurch Wilmington Del Mon Feb 2. nt
3pm
7CEENAN Jan 29 EI IZABETH widow
of Robert Keenan ae"(' 7& Relatives Bnd
. lends invited to funeral eervices, Mon 1
r m , aon'a residence, William Keenan
HIR V'oedstork t Qertnantown !r
private UemainB n s U viewed Puu , 7 to
9pm
KLI LY -- Jsn .. KATHFP.ISE SI
Ife trf Ravmond J Kelly and daughter of
&in 7 to 9 p
i.BN'ZMER Suddenly of pneumonia at
"n.1 I f.FORon VICTOR OEM-MICR M D
LI ut M I- U S N R hush.ind of
.th-l nerwln mlth tn his 2'tth ear
1 uneral Mr ces r.. his hume 3M Bluomfleid
are Verona Mondat afitinoon at J
o clock Interment prtva e Lackawanna
train leaves lloboken for Sluntilalr at
" "aT Jan 29 LAITtA (nee Kern)
lfe of Beniamln F Oet aged 47 Rela
tives nnd friends Washington Camp N'o
23 P O 8 of A Palmjra Caste No 2-J
K fi 1 and emplnven of Roberta A an
H'ckle Invited to fjnerat services Tues
2 d in residence of husband 427 Grant
at Camden N J Int. private Palmyra
N J I- rlends may call Mon . 7 to 9 p m
GILMORE -Jan 30 WILLIAM K hil.
band of feelmi Gllmore (nee Jonnson' and
won of Martha ind late ThomRs Gllmore
aged 31 Relatives and friends members
of Third tnlted Presbyterian hurch e-n-p
ores of II L. Dolllnas Co Invited to fu
neral services Tues 2 n m 474 Winona ,
ae Grmantoun Int private Nirth
edar Hill ' tm Remains mav be viewed
Mon to 10 d m
iINDER-Jan IS CHARLES J hus
band of Man Glnder mee Miller) Relatives .
ano irienas. in.ited to lunerai Jion " an ' vit.d to .ei-vices .Mondav 2 30 p m
e m res dene of son l harle 4 Glndr. .,n.. it tnt. m. iLnn rv...inn,
i?-!lc'r.0i!.v.,J' "r.v.&0lv!m,,'nh":n "au!e'n "V"ilnt private W estmlnster Cern Friends may
hi, Bfi..,'.r W 10 ' SI view remains hunda eve lSJO Chestnut at
"HASTINGS -Jan 28 JAMES M HA8T. KEOUOH J.n 27. ELUABETH I .
ISGS Relatives and friends Martha Wash. . WILLIAMS widow of P F Keougll Rel
Ington rouncii No 62S O of 1 A invited ' atlvea and friends invited , to funeral Mon
... . . .. . . .- i. nn intiD a..... . hm.
'i runerai services, ion
Patrick and Man Hart (nc Hurle) aged M
21 Relatives and friend Invited to funeral
Mon 8'3o a ni parents residence, 2845
sepvlva st feolemn n-qultm mass St Ann a
Church 10 a m Int .New Cathedral Cera.
Auto bervlce
KENNEDY At f.S31 Willows ave, Jan
29 ANNA ELLICOTT KENS'EDY daughter
of John S anl lati Salllv. Parmer Harley
aged 14 years ueiatives ana irienas m-
at
meinpers " !"." ""iiii re-o)ieriaii l funera Mon . 2 o
Church inviie.i'.) tunerai services M0n i Mr. ( herlne Reeves
J n in rhanet nt
iviru .-vice uj'ji uermantown ave utn
Int private
HAiES Jan 28 MARY, widow of Pat.
rick Haves 'nee Mill) Relatives and
friends 11 M bodallty and League of
Sacred Heart of -t Frances De Sales
hurch Invited tn funeral. Mon 8 30 a m
residence of eon In-law II A fatanert, S149
Waltrm ave Solemn mars of reauleni
hurch of St Frances De Sales 10 a m
In' r athedral f em
HI IiiLrn Jan 29 HARRY A husband
rt Lml'v i Ilelsler Relatives and friends
Washington Camp No 333 P O H of A
Brotherhood of Carpenters Local No 122
Invited to funeral services Sun 2pm
.JfiS Columbia ave Int private Friends
mav call Snt after ft p m
HOLLAND Jan 29 HUGH son of late
William and Man Holland formerly of
Castledere County Tvrone Ireland Rela
tives and friends Assumption 1 Ad. Holy
Name Tvrone Hen Societies San Haivador
Council No J3 K of C Invited to fu
neia! Mon MO a m 1019 Brown at
Solemn high requlern mass Church of As
sumption 10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem
Auto funeral
HCOHK& Ian 30 THOSIAS ANN
HI OIIKS sister of the late Cornelia
Mughrs Relatives and friends' invited to
niece s. residence.
1:30 s S7tn st
ic
Phils Int private Greenwood (K of
2 p m jo.'s . 'i ne st mt private Wei
Greenmount Cem Remains may be viewed p i
ion 'to HP in III N'SICKER HELEN BOICE
, Sir KER wife of Alvin Hunslcker
DUNHOUR Jan 29 HARRY husband
of Rebecca Dunhour llelatlvea ana friends.
Wen Park Council No 408, O of I A.
Invited to services Sun 2pm S340 Par
rleh st Int Feniwood ( em Friends may
vleu remains Sat eve
F"F',L.- Jan 29 ai or pt eon of Ma
i d and tie late Aug- i Foell aged 39
R li ca rrd frlen 's Philadelphia Ivdge
No 04, I ,. ..
Moo P.m. -i.1'1 N
a'- M 'jernon Cem
ved i un S o 10 fr
Invited to nenlres
oth at Int pri
Remains nray bo
I Auto serrtca
Hl'N
it her
I ,t. rfaidence Weehawken. N a . Thurs
Jan 29 1920 Funeral services at reel
dem. of Stax Knhl till Corinthian ave
Phi idelnhla. Pa . Sun. Feb 1. 1920. at 3
p ni Kindly ornlt flowers. Int private,
F8MJP At Woolhury, N J Jan 20
I vZENIA 11. JEPSCP wife of Lewis R
J ssup aeed 63 Relatives and friends In
v eU to funeral SIon 2pm a residence of
on, Edward C, Jessup, IBS Russell st..
Woodbury. N J lnu private Eallna-ton
( ens. Friends may call Sun J to p m
8 30 a m 1308 Federal at Hrtemn
lulem mass Ht Rita a unurcn lu a
I. New Cathedral Cem Auto service
KERNAN Jan 30 MAGGIE A . wife, of
Owen Kernan (nee FJnnlgan) aged CI Rela
lives and friends. 1 V M Sodality and
league of Sacred Heart of the Church of
Immaculate Conception, Invited to funeral,
Tues Ho in husband a residence 200
Market at , Camden N J Solemn requiem
masa Church of Immaculate Conception 10
a m Int Calvary Cem
KINO In Phlla , Jan 28. ROLLIN H
husband of Hanna D King Tuneral eerv.
Ices at residence of father-in-law Howard
W Davis 118 Nutts ave Phoenlxvllle, Pa
hun 2 p m , private Int Morris Ctm
Phoenlxvllle. Pa Friends may call Sat 1
to o'JO p m
KIHSENUERGER Jan 30 KATHE
JUNE wife of August Klssenberger Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon
7 80 a m . residence of son-ln law Felix
Kehoe 1001 W York st Requiem mass
Ht Ilonaventura's Church 9am Int Holy
S,KLINK Jan 29 SIILTON hushand of
Katie K Kllnk (nee. Van Fossen) Relatives
and friends also Wlnfleld Rcott Camp, a or
V Post, A R Auxiliary No 114 L O
O M No 34 Clearfield and (Kenwood
and Chosen Friends' Yearly Benellclal So
city and employes of Market st Laundry
Invited to funeral services Mon , 2 p m
at residence 3427 N. loth st Int private
Northwood Cem Remains may be viewed
Hun from 8 to 10 p. rn
I KNUivtt Jen o. oaivaii, wire ot jo.
1 ..--.k- V. lnnr. .nH rfllirhl.r nf Via......
and lata John Sheppard Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Men 3 p m .
3308 W Gordon et Remains may bo viewed
BULEIMKl'EHLER Jan 30 WILLIASI
husband ot Elizabeth Lelmkuehler (nee Van
Drehle). aged 1ST Relatives and friends,
members of Holy Family and Kosary Bo.
iletles, ushers of St Donafaclus s Church,
members of St Michael's st Francis's and
Druedlng Bros' Ben Societies, emnloves of
Druedlng Bros Inilted to funeral Tues ,
7 30 a m, 2119 N 2d st Solemn requiem
mass St Bonlfacius a Church 0 a in Int
Sloat Holy Redeemer Cem
LILLEY Jan 28. JOHN, husband cf lato
Agnes Lllley, aged 1 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral ten Ices. Mon , a 10 o m
t819 N lth et. Int private, Mt Moriah
Cem
LOGL'E Jan 30 ELIZABETH w I low .if
Peter Logue Due notice of funeral will be
given from 2307 Graya Ferry n ' w
MacIN'TTRB- Jan 29 SIAHCI-HRITF
SlacINTYRE (nee Jlcmils), wife of Walter
JI Maclntire aged JO Relatives and
frlenda Invited to services Mon 2 p m
7N Hunter st Int Feinwool Cem'
Friends mav call Snjn eve
SIACPHERSON. Jan. 27 1TIANCES
IA.NDES. wife of George MacPhereoi.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services Sot 11 a ni St Michael a
Church High et.. Gennanlown Int private
MARSHALL Jan 18 ' LAURA t wl
of William Slarehall daughter of Stinuel
and Clara N'eelj aged 28 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Sun
2,30 v ni 234 8 Sharon ave , Sharon HUl'
Pa Friends mas call Sat after 7 p m
Int Mt Moriah Cem v m'
W AFFIIKI Jan 30 JOHN F hus
hand of Mary E McCaffrey (n-e Manerson)
Relatives and frends Invltrd lo funeral
Tues S.30 a m 1013 Torr.dl n,i'
Ifnrmerlj Taronv at ) Solemn requiem mass
ht Joachim s Church 10 a m Int 9t
Domlnlr's Cem Auto service
McCARRON Jan 29. MAR1 I I rA
BETH daughter of John II and Mars Sir
Carron (nee Gibbons Aged 28 Rela
tives and friends uij-o Tl V M hodality
and League of the Sacred Heart Ladles'
Auxiliary or me a j ii emplovea of
Penna Compensation and Inspection Bureau
Invited to funeral Mon 8 30 n in parents'
residence 3309 Knorr et Taiony Solemn
requiem mass St Leo s Church 10 u in
Inr St Domonlc s Cem
'MeiORSIK K - Jan 29 DNIE1 son of
Horace 11. and Clara E McCormlrk Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral serv.
Ices Mon 2 p m 4134 Old York road.
Int private Forest Hill Cem
McCULLOLGH Jan 28. at ncora
N J ANDREW son of late Andrew and
Isabella Met ullough Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Mon 8 30 a m sisters
lealdence Mary McCullough 920 N Farson
st High rnaas of requiem Church of Oir
Mother of Sorrows 10 a. in Int, Cathedral
cem.
Uisvrui
tin
.J. Int.
MrDONALD Jan 29 MARY E . wiro rt I of the Gesu. 10 fl. m Int
aonn lucianaia uei riynni Iteiauvcs and
friends Invited to funeral Mon Sam
son s residence Edward J McDonald M2
N 40th et West Phlla Solemn requiem
masa Ht Veronica a Church Oth and riog
sts , 10 a m. Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto
service
McKEEVFR Jan 30 RICIIRDJ Mr
KEKVEH husband of Agnes M McK. ever
mee McGranaghan) and son of late Mb haei
and Slary A McKeever. late of 2117 ft 13th
st Relatives and friends United to funeral
Tues b 30 a m 40Jt Baring st Yolemn
requiem mass bt James a Church 10 u n
Int IIolv Cross Cem Auto eervlre
McNAMARA Jan 29 THOMAS L. hue
hand of Ida Mc.Namara Relatives and
friends may view remains Hat eve at 121H
Kelmont uve Servlcis and Int at bha
mokln Pa on Mon
MEIGS Jan 29 WILLIAM H, SIEIGR
aged 78 Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Tues 2 p m Washington Square
Pa Int Montgomery Cem Norrlstown
pa Friends mav call SIon 7 to 9 p m
METZGER Jan 30 CHARLES son ot
late Jacob and Sophia Metzger aged 48
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral eerv
Ices Tues 2pm chapel of Kirk t Nice,
8301 Germantown ate. Germantown Int
"AlfDDLETON Jan 29, IDA. daughter of
late John A and Slargaret A Stlddleton.
Relatives and friends Invited to services,
Mon 9.30 a ni , 712 N Preston st. Int
Harrtsburg Pa Friends may call Sun.
aft and eve
SIITCHELL. Jan 28. WILUASI J
S , son of. late John and Emily Mitchell
(nee amlthl. formerly or DOT Lehigh are HHEUIDAN, Jan
ueiatives sno inenas mvitea to funeral of Jobn tjnariMn (r
fcervlres. Mon 10 a m apartments of
Andrew Ebert Sons 23S S 4th st Int
('nlon Cem , Whltemarsh Remains may
bo viewed Sun 7 to 10 p in Auto cortege
MUHPHY Jan 28 ALICE T MUR
PHY (nee Atkinson wife of Joseph Murphs
and daughter of barnuel and Alice Atkinson,
aged 21 Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Mon . 8 a tn residence of parent,
018 Somerset st Gloucester City. N J
holetnn. requiem mrss at St Miry s Church
U a. ni Int St. Mary s Cem Remains ma
bo viewed hun eve
NEILHON Jan 28 HARRY husband of
Anni Nellson (nee Owens) Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Mon 0am
412 N Uroadwas Gloucester cits. N. J
High masH St Man's LhuriJi 10 a m.
Int St Man s f em
OPEL Suddenls Jan 28 AUGI'IT hus
band of ,Sara D Opal (nro Newklrk) aged
pi3 Relitlves and friends also Forrest
I.odge o 7. K of 1" of Sairm N J .
and all other organizations of whlih he was
a member Invited to funeral serviies, Mon ,
2pm 728 Richie ave West Cclllngswood.
N. J Int llarleigh t cm Friends may
call Pun 7 to 9 n in
PALMER On Jan 29, ESTHER A ,
daughter of William H and Alb e I, Palmer
Tho relatives and friends Invited to senlces,
Mon ,2pm ot parents residence 371J
Baring st Int. private
PETTIT Jan 29 JOHN K husband of
Anna l'ettlt (nee Bernerl and son of Mary
mid late Lewis Pettlt agt-J 49 Relatives
and friends Taconv Lodge No flOO I and
A M Tonguwa Tribe No 210. I O R
M O V A St. Sr No .",4 and North
Penn Council, No 151, s and D of I,
Invited to funeral services Mon lum
2033 Bu klus st Int HII side Cem
READ Jan 28 ANN CAI1I.IV (,..
of Vrtii Read Funertl services Sat. 3
iui t-sinence. 01 proiner Iienjamin Car-
w i,jnu-n oi uamueii. n
private iiarlelcn cem
REARDON Jan 29 GERALD T son
of John J and Anna M Keardon aged 16
months Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Mon 9am. residence of parent",
200 .Sheldon et above Dudley ave Int
Hnlv rr-n Cem
REGAN Suddenly Jan 29, EDWARD
J beloved Jion of Cecelia and John J Re
gan aged 20 Relatives and friends also
Tounc Men's Sodality, I.esgue of the Sacred
Heart. Holj Nam SocWs and emplovea ot
vCIerlcat Dept of P R R Invited to attend
funeral from 1240 N HSUi st , Mon . 8 30 n
Solemn high mass of requiem Church
10 fl. m Int llnlv tTrone fern
Remains mai be viewed Hun ,7pm Auto
funeral
ilLA Suddenly ..an 30 ALFRED C
son of lata George V and Mary C Ilex
I'uneral senlces SIcn 11 So a m , residence
of Mrs Walter E Rex 7900 Lincoln Drive,
St -Martini Int private Train leaves
Broad Mt Station fpr Kt Martins 10.41 a m
REX Jan 29 MAROARET I), daugh.
ter of late Samuel V and Stars A Rex
Relative and friends Invited to funeral serv-'
Ices St Thomas's Church Whltemarsh,
Mon 2 30 v m Int adjoining rem
ROBERTS First Month 28th 1920.
3IARY II widow of Franklin Roberts at
130 K Pomona ter Germantown Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services
beventh-dsy. nici 3 p m.. chapel of Klrk
& Nice Hi04 Germantown ave Germantown,
Inl private
SCHADI! Jan. 80 WALTER If
SCHADE, son of Olto and Annla Behade.
aged 21 Relatives and friends Invited to
services won . p in parents' residence,
132 E Westmoreland st Int private. Oak.
Isnrt Pern Friends msv view r.nialn. Ron
T tn 10 p m
fiCllVYEIKlSIlT jap II", MART, widow
of John Adam Schwelkert. aged SI, Rel
atives and friends Invited to fnne-nl Mou
1 p in., 1232 N. 27th st. Int, Northwood
HARKEY. Jan SB. SIARY , S1IAR.
KEY, daughter of Frank and Sarah flhar.
key. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, SIon,, 6 30 a, m,, parents' residence,
2230 Slaater at Solemn requiem mass St.
Elisabeth a C hurch 10 a, m. Int. Holy
Croas Om Auto funeral.
MiiEiiiuA.-N, jan sw mart B , widow
nt wuny, fttuttvei and
DKATI18
friends, cmplojes of Bell Telephone Co
17th and lilbeit its Invited tn funeral
Tues 8 30 a m 629 N 83th nt . West
Phllndelphla olemti requiem mn t
Agatha'a Church 10 am Int St. Denis s
Cem Auto funeral
SHIELDS At Hnckensot.lv N ,T . .Ian
28 SARAH, wldov of Henry Shields aged
0 Itelat ves and friends Invited to funeral.
Tues 3 10 p m David H Schusler Bldg ,
Broad and Diamond sts. Int. private, Mt.
Peaco Cem
SHOEMAKER Fir-t Monlh 27th. WIL-
LIAM A . hushsnd of Mary J Shoemaker
and son of William r and Slary M Shoe,
maker Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services Sixth day. 10 30 a ni,, 43
W, Phll-Ellena st . Germantown (Carpenter
Station). Int private,
SIMMONS Of Colllnzswood N J ret
Lake Worth Kla Jan 30 WILLIAM T
son cf Emma L and late James s Simmon,
aged 33 Due notlee of funeral will be
given
SMEDLEY Jan 29 MARY widow of
Joshua Smedlej, nged 84 Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral MTvlces Mon a
p m , residence of son In-law, Oeorge Pehl
man 7301 Germantown ave , Mt. Airs Int
private Remains nn.y bo viewed Sun 7 tu
0 p. m
SMITH Jin 29 AILERT G husband
of Miry F Smith Rela'1es and friends
Washington Cainn N'o 311 P o S of A
Kes stone Cotnmanderv N'n 49 p O & of
A Invited to funeral senlces Sfonday, 2 p
M , 3438 Media at Int private Remains
mav be viewed run eve.
8MITII At Ardmore Pa of pneumonia
Jan 29 THOMAS l)ROWN husband ot
Mabel S Frmllh Funeral services and Int
private Vvii
SPRENOER Jan 29, HENRY W
BPREN'GER sou of Henrv and late Fll-a-beth
Sprenger meo I.oechell) aged 22 Rela
lives nnd friends also all societies of which
he was u member Invited to funeral Sun
2 p in , parents' residents, 3 (3d Emerald
st Int North Cedar Hill Cem
STADLER Jan, JO, GADRIKL JI , hus
band of Minnie S'adler. aged 02 Funeral
senlces fclun ,2pm parlors of Emanuel
Ather Son, 1602 Dlamord et
tasii Jan 2i Hannah catiirall,
widow of Thomas J Tash aged 87 Rela
tives and frlendi invited In attend funeral
services Sat . 3 v m 200 N 33th st.
Irt private
VPPFRMAN At Toronto Can. 8 UtAH
15 TPPERMAN, formerly of 1028 E hu,
quehanna ave Relntlves and frlenda In
vlted to funersl services, Mon 1' p rn
Kensington Sf. E Chunh Marlborough and
Richmond sts Int Cedar IIIII Cern
WALKER On Jan 28 1920, JOHN
WALKER husband of Sarah J W Biker int
Robinson) aged 78 jears Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services -on Mon
ut 2 p m.. at late residence 2)03 S Hutch.
Inson st Int K of P (Greenwood). Cem
Friends may call Sun eve
WARD jBn 30 WILLIAM J husband
of Rachael C. Ward (nee Durrell). aged
77 Relatives and friends Northern Lib.
ertv Lodge, No 17 I O, O F i Columbia
lavdge No 2 K of P Kensington Council,
No 3, Engineers' I .oca I, No 49 Interna,
tlonal Union of fl and O Engineers, em
ployes of John Bromloy Son, Invited to
funeral Tues 2 n in Tit E Clearfield
st Int North Cedar Hill Cem Remains
may be viewed SIon , 8 to 10 p m
WEBER On Jan 30 MARIE AN.
TOINErTE daughter of Frank C. and
Josephine X Kllng Weber, aged It Rela
rives ano irienua invuru ro lunersi Mon .
8 30 a m, fmm residence of parents, 218
N. 69th st Requiem high mass at Our
loidy of the Rotary Church 10 a, ni Int.
Holy Croat Cem.
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BROAD ami
DIAMOND
DEATHS
W'OERTZ Jan 30 CARRIE M ilstirt
ter of latn John G and E Bertha Woerti
at 1M3 Ponlar et Due notice of fun-rsl
will he given
WOODRUFF Jan 80 ANSON H
Woodruff, formerly of Philadelphia aga is
ana irienas invrten
Relatives
Tin i 2 p in
IR'JO Chestnut st
Del co Pa
to eervltti
t Oliver II Bair Bloi.
Int. private, at Moorei
PERSONALS
Hl'TCHER SHOP of Sirs Anna Bledermin
2530 Parrlsh rt , has been purchaed br
Sir Louis Mntzger. All claims agalnrt si",
bills due 'Sirs Blederman should be pre
sented at abovo address by not latvr than
noon Saturday Jan 31 1920 William F
Lahner. 3718 Lansdowne ave
LOST AND FOUiD
BEADS Lost string pearl beads Jan I.
very liberal reward and no questions askM.
valued as family heirloom Apply to Super
intendent 1830 luttenhouss q
tllvi.N Lost diamond cnaln wuh ulamoM
heart pendant bow knot at top of hrart
nil set in platinum Liberal revard If re
turned to J E Caldwell L Co Jumper nJ
t hertnnt wis
EARRING Ion long diamond enrr ng In
or Just outside of Broad St Then re Fri
dayevening, reward If returned to .11.
Spruco Telephone Locust 302J
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