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FINANCIAL
, BKI1E.MPTION NOT1CP.
0 Tilt! HOLDERS OK POCAHONTAS
rOLI.inniKH COMPANY 1IVK 1'KII
CENT .SINKING 1TSU FIRST MORT-
f'AGI IOI.I BONDS, DDK MAY Ii
1087, tSSUKl t'MIF.H MORTGAGE Ol'
Till", POCAHONTAS t Ol.l.lKltlKS COM
PANY. A flROIMA C ORI'OKATION.
1ATKI) NO EMBER 1. 1001.
The undersigned, having elected to re
flm the entire amount of bonds outstanding
f the Issue above, referred to. and in pur
nuance of Paragraph 7 of the mortgage above
referred to herebj dives notice that It will on
Mar 1. 1020, redeem all of said bonds at the
price of 10.1" of their par value, together
with arcrued and unpaid Interest, at the of
tlce of the Columbia Trust Comoanl. Trustee
The undersigned requires that on or be
fore said redemption date said bonds, accom
panied by all matured and unmatured cou
pons, be presented for redemption and pay
ment at the office of said Columbia, Trust
Company, 00 Broadway, New Tork City
Interest will cease from and after Mav 1
1950, on all bonds not presented for re
demption on that date and suUv bonds shall
cease to be secured by the Indenture of
mortgnge above referred to ...,,
POCAHONTAS COLLIERIES COMPANY.
Dy rOCAHONTAS TUKI. COMPANY, IN
CORPORA1 ED SUCCESSOR
Dy ISAAC T MANN
President
Dated January 50 1020
MfJLAUEXrillA. NOTICE HEALED
proposals will be received until 8 o'clock
. m of Second Month (February) 13th. 10S0.
at the office of The Provident Life and Trut
Compear of Philadelphia. Pa., No. 409
Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Pa. Trustee, for
t, !, in thm nf nil or nnv Dart of "O
ra7nirftTlniVJTc.plln?,AlMh-ii!.lt0
Imprjvement Mortgage us the sum of III," lit?
oca ou appucaoie 10 me sinning i uiw .-".'' .. , , , , e .
fiy for. In accordance with the terms of the i He said ir pnM'U two Iliai'Cs of Ull-tl-
iffIa,?SiStdi?MV!W2ir,T8W,,Iiits ulii-re ho s in pari. Intaiirc
.cunU,;twtSrnC,e"nu,Xr1.tat",ed,1UoU1p twelve or fourteen men -.andinR
SvlseS atTnce and Vn.r'mU'on I in line ou the suovv -covered sidewalk,
5dn.1eincaonm 'T'aV'b.'r.Vi; STrtlVale, I " Mcntl, In answer to uhertl-.p..ieuts
for accrued interest on Second Month (Feb- I for n trui'k driver or clmtlfTotir, judging
narjr) 14. 1020. Interest on 'he bond, so , from t, KCneral nppennmce of the
accepted will cease on rebruurv 14. 1030. " '"
Serial numbers of binds otlered must be men ... , . ...
perlfled In proptjals Anotlier banker I'lninied to -ee in the
.nTh,or,W"ld,n7teai'r.f.rc.Sryt0torla Prt-.tut tleel.iie In prices in tl.e Mk
trustee The offers of bidders unknown to
the trustee must be accompanied by satis-
Should two ""more holder bid the same , v Uiiik clients to keep away from stocks
lowest price, the number of bonds .taken hich came into existence or into prom -from
each will be as nearly as practicable, iupnce pltpo tu, nn1 p,ncrlalv gim.()
Propoal "tinuld be indorsed "Proposals
for tue 8ale of Bonds of the Lehigh Coil and
Navigation Company " and Addressed to
ASA S WINO President.
Provident Life ft Trust Co of Philadelphia
40P Chestnut st Philadelphia Pa.
MACAU . l.OCKI'ORT ONTARIO
rOHLIt COMl'lNt
Refundlnc .Mnrtcaae sinklnc liind tmlU
- - !,.nd "V .i9''" ,
The Kqultable Truit Comp-inv of New
Tork. as Truitee under Vlacarn 1 ockport
Ontario Powr Compan mortf-ase ditcd
ffifSInki'n1- ffi KlWM of'SonaS
Issued under slid morlttace to, exhaut the
sum of On Hundred and Twelve Thousand
Three Hundred Dollars (t!2 too)
of the underlirned No .17 all .street New l
Tork cltv at twelve o clock noon, on ten
ruary 20 102O and should be Indorsed
'nfferw for the Sale of nomH to the MflEtara
Ijockport t Ontario Power Lompanj Slnklns
Fund "
The rttht la reserved to reject any and
all offers
THE EQUITAHI 13 TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK Trustee
By I.AMAN RHOAPEi- Xlce President
Sated New tork N Y Tebruary 11 1HJ0
WILKKS-11ARK1 COLL1EUY COM
PANY FIRST MOKTOAGl 0 run
CENT SINKING FUND GOLD
"BONDh. DUE 1DJS.
Pursuant to terms of mortttafre dated
September 1 101J S2S ono of said bonds,
nninhered as below have been drawn for re
demptlon bv the Sinkinc Tund at 101 and
accrued Interest, as of Man It 1. 1!U0, !z
2S
79
nn
no
18-. 171 210 21
1.11 17J .'It 2't7
IIS 10! 27 IHJ
161 20j J78 319
mi
"iS
3 11
421
411
4'. 1
4S0
437
Above bonds with all unmatured coupons i tnsis in exchan'-e freicht and interest
attached, should be presented fnr ins ment n,uw in excnani , iruhui "
office of Trustee on or after March 1, l'Jil),
when all interest, mercon win ceasi.
OIKAIID TRUST COMPANX, Trustee
QKOnOE H STUART Sd Treasurer
Philadelphia. Pa , Februars 11 ltuo
KENTUCKY PUBLIC sF.RMCE til.
Mnklne Fund Notice
Sealed proposals will be received at th
office, of Fidelity "Trust Companv Noi 3-"
831 Chestnut street Phllidelphla for the
sale to the Trustee of a 'ufflrlent mount of
of the Kentucky Putlic Service Compim price- of lnillo.ld stocks untl bonds, the
)it.TSb.,iVary .L010 f? !i?v'".t th; "HP1 appini to b" the iheapest bargains to
Sfvi4"8notlce o?ni?s 'intention SToy'the he foimil nn the list and their stabil.t.
aid fund Proposals miiat bo scaled and Jip ai(J, (Inos not .ulnilt Or qun-tiotl.
WiSJ'ir t0ont!ironriaVy! -JiSi'S. WOT -' h.; continued it ,s dith.ult to con
tffer exceedln-c ln.'t, per cent and accrued wnfc the public of anv favorable news
HZ?1 ,v"i.Z'r,B7,''St'4 Im" ,rffil 't ."IS: ' about lailroad matters, as vva, shown
served to reject ativ ane all tud such ... , , i . i ,
bonds as mav be accepted will Ik. paid at I on etlnesda.v , when some of the stocks
the office of the Tru-tee on Wednesday of whit are i ousidered the stiongest
Uarcb 10th 1020
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY Trustee
Wm T Gest President
PhlUdelphU February 3 1020
f3STITE "SMTKY COMPV Of
rtiir.riii. i -"i i -T ifm rirsi
XfortKaice Twenty-flte-lear Gold Bonds due
March 1. 1841.
Notice la hereby Elvcn that pursuant to
the. terms of th Indenture of Mortjra-fe
dated March 1 1018 J2000 of jald bonds
numbered 00 93 100 und 138 have been
drawn for redemption bj the Sinking Kuml
at rar and arcrued Interest as of March 1,
tn .hn nit Interest there.,, .lull ...
The above bonds vrith all unmatured cou
pons attached .houlrt be err-eented for nv-
ment at tne nirice or me xrusiee on or aiier
March 1. 1920.
HOYEKSKORD TRl'ST COMPANY
TRUSTEE
Itoersford MontKnmer'. co Pd
if F GRANTJim Treasurer
ttated Royerford Pa February J 1PJO
WULLiui miMi' A -on ship AND
KMjINK dmiiuno COMI'AM
tl ,, 7, '. .. ,,
slnklne lund Notice
Fidelity Trurt Ompanv formerlv Th
Fidelity Inpur-ince Trur and Safe Deposit
rompany) Trustm unc.i.r MortrtaEe of the
TVIIllam Cramp . Sons Ship and Emtlne
TlulldlnB Compau dated March 1 IS19
invite lenaem or propo-aii, iur . """-a when the W llO 0 1st WBS tlimDIlUg UOWn
under said mortcai-e to be surrendered for I """ ".. ,.j ,:i,i Ji. .,,!
redemption propou.ili to
awards made on March
oe opened ana
2nd. 1920. at l"!
0 clock M
riDKl 11V TRUST rOllPVNT Trustee
321 311 Chestnut St Phlla lelphla Pa
x m P Gest President
rebruan ' 1120
initial XteeliiigN
(Kss pmuxnEi i'iii nPin tiiwmti
l-? tOMPXNl. fienerjl Office. 8th und
Dauphin st . I
Philadelphia -ebru..r 1J I9J0 I
NOTICb TO STOi kHOr DLUS ,
The Annual xlcetuis of the ht.ukholders of ,
tho Philadelphia. Rapid Transit ( -unpany will
be held at the Genera) Offl, e of the Tom '
pany 8th anl Dauphin streets on VV wines-,
rf.v March 11. 1920. at 11 10 a m for the I
purpose of election of Directors for the en
auin year and the transaction uf sufh other
buslnefe. as may come before the rneotlnc
The Re ord of sto, Uholders be taken
at the close of bu&lnet.s on lvbruury J3
1920 Transfer books v .11 remain open
HtM II lll.l.ld s,cretary
f5S tONTIUIIl TORS' XlhlTTINO
"-sr The nnual .Vleetlnu uf the Contrlbu
tors to the Xlethodlut Episcopal Hospital In
tho City of Philadelphia will be held at the
Hospital South Hroad and Wolf streets
today. Kehriuiry la. at 4 10 n in when Lav
Trustees will he elected and miscellaneous
business transacted
An annual contribution of riftv Dollars
(lr0) or more to the work of the Hospital
entitles the contributor to vote for Lay
Trustees ut the Annual Meetlns
l orrespondlntf Secretary
Dhldcnds
ff-ST-TllIJ NMAI. vUCETINf, Ol' TIII5
"-I? Htoikhulders or the Allentown liolllnc
Mills will he held at the office of the com
pany No '.'Sa Drexel BuildltlB Philadelphia
on Tueeiiay IVbrnarv 17. 19i0. at II 30
a m for the election of five Directors to
airvo durlns the ensulnB jear and such
thtr bUilneas aa may bo laid before them.
Secretary
. r
If-3-? Till! NNL'L M1XTIM) Ol' rlib
tfc? sum kholders of the IVratinlnster
C'vmttery Company will be. held at the
niflcea of tho c'ompnny at th cemeterv,
iMTS vt M? n"i"""Si'- 1'""-u"'
Vz V ."?... i.J - ...(!., r- 11 ..
Directors to aerve for tho following jear.
"r OEOIlOl M PAINTER
..".' ..' c--. - tho fAiint-L-ir. .--
SerretarT
Hpeclnl Niitlrea
Office or
UVSUKANCI" CO. Ol' NOKTII AMERICA
3d mid Walnut sis.
Philadelphia
February 10. IDJO.
At a meetlnc of the B'ockholdera held
-Friday, l'ebruary 0,1 JO a resolution was
idODtJd Increasln the capital Ftnck of this
Sampny from tl.OOO IKK) fo f.l.OOO.ooo
At i. niMtlnB of the Hoard of Directors
held this day tha following: resolution was
RESOLVED. Kach stockholder of record
at cIom of business February II. 1020. shall
km entitled to subscribe for one (1) share of
naw atock 011 account of every four (4)
ahsVias held. Tha amount to be paid for
.".':''., I, . ..nlu rlAllt.. lle. ....
Ii snare vuau .. m... uw..-n ,HV ,c,,
Mar tUO) of which shall be placed to cspl
and ten dollars tliu' aaaea to i" surplus
a il. NimnHtiv.
frrnl will t ran t If J rebrumy 31,
f
JOllN KKEMEB.
Bocretixi
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
BELIEF PREVALENT CORNER
OF H. C. L. HAS BEEN TURNED
Market Trend Apparently Shaped Independent of Recognized
Factors and Neivs Developments
TUVAU'A s a belief prevalent in the 'stock market, but the ucwh that It
- , , ,. . . . ,, , ,. i,.wouId be tatified this month did not
fiHn-xl,.! .It. I..!..!- t.nl tl.n nn.nn. Imd
IIUUUUHI 'UOUHI. llltlk nil- luiuit u
been turned on the high tost of liing.
and that before long the fact will be
niori. thau self-evident
A banker said Hint in all possibllitj
one of the svmptoms of a breakdown of
present high prices will be n lack of j v
1-. II U..- f !.. I1
eiupio.v uii'iii. ior u guouiy iiumuvi .u la
borers. It inn be it little too early to
prognosticate on the matter, he Miid,
but he saidhc saw something on his way
1,ls ofl-w c-tcnly mormtiR which
liclievtil sigrjilu'Iltit.
market a sign III I.ivor in living, i-osrs.
1,i.rr,nri. brokers, he vnltl. are ad "
t onservativc brokers, he vaitl, are ads;0(1tli America take up tue slack, we
the nrinlstiri- nud return to the old
bash stnudb.s, like .steels, good oils
and rails and iipiipmeuts
Thev see the handwriting on the wall,
he said These highly speculative stocks
luliinh ilnncniliil on war activity for
inrnings ami pnpul.it it; have had their
swing, he said, and even if they should
rall.v for a while thev will do sohlowlv.
. , Ji,. nf ,,,. r,i . ,irn nf tl le marl .et.
At the next tinwartl turn 01 inc '""' -i.
he said, the blivillg will he largely D
", ale and no wild speculation will be
licrinittru.
,. ,. nn,,n.ti.. remarks in null-
lie tonrpltUU
cm ditions ill 1'uropi b.v
Samuel M. Vnuclnin, presuleut of the
Il.ihivvin Locomotive Co , were well re
ceived in the litmneinl district. A gen
tleman who heard him make u semi
private talk on the agricultural outlook
m France said his remarks in this ion
neitiou were still more optimisti'
He said he described the conditions
in the once war-devastated districts as
a wonderful transformation, and a
spredv tetiirn to normal
This man said that there were some
things about Huropcan trade with this
country which had beeu made public
lecently which were disquieting, to say
the least, sucli as tlie reports iniu ioi
01En contracts for American goods had
been canieleil in inrge oiumc. mat
many cargo ships are going to Hurope
with onlj half-filled holds and that
manv European bidders for our goods
have beeu compelled to la off, ns the.v
find thev cannot meet the enormous
on credit.
Ilailroa-1 I'osiliott Fortified
If the new milroad bill passes, said
i broker, the public should remember
that, no matter what happeus in con
tuition with the threatened strike or
walkout of the l.iilro.td men. the guar
antee of the net earnings the highest
ivei made is for six months more.
When this i- taken into account in
,0mieition with the pre-ent ery low
mad-, inclined at one time from two to
three (inints. although tluv made a
subsequent rccover.v.
He gave n his opinion that todav will
how up more fjvorabl foi railroad
stocks
.Market Indifferent lo News
It would seem said u customer iu a
broker's .board loom, thnt when there
is a strong bull or bear market in
.t.inT.. -nnil ,,m... ,. It, lit ,mt .1 I'.lfttt
.. , ,.i , ... .1. .,..:.. .i, ..,j
VCH IttlO tlgHTC IU ShUPIHg UlC tretlQ
of prices We wint through a bull
n,llri pr ,,,.. .., ,. sn..i ... ..-.. s
1 , , ' " ., e r
I Kepi iKlvitui ing j-e-;uiilli"'s ui i-icini
which, undrr ordinal) conditions, would
.have had a strong influence 111 shaping
prices, but the) had no effect.
1 Couverselv. now, he lemarked, wc
are faced in a rapidlv declining market
.with lettain facts which, while ronsul-
ered favorable, seem to have no influ-
1 ,.,..
encc whatever.
1. A few da) 8 ago declines were blamed
, h ...ip fnl. call monev Ou Wed-
on l)'Rn ruiei 101 can raumj . yu vi eu
iieda) we had Cx per cent t ill I money.
waru iiiv iiiuuu.,-. imhium oii.iiMku..
(was blamed alo, out tue news ot a
possible injunction from Washington
I was di-regardcd
I For months the failure of Congress
to act on the peace treatv was held up
as au excuse for lower priiis1 on the
FIN NCI1.
I'riiposnU
Iture-iu of snrieTs
DUI'KTMI.T OF VI IlLIt WORKS
Philadelphia
s. iicd proposals will be received at Room
ltl f'hv Hall until 1J o clock noon on Feb
ruary 50. 1920, and opened at that time In
l.ooii 41. i"lt Hall for
SCHEDULE "A" Bridge on line
of 49th Street over Philadelphia,
Baltimore & Washington Rail
road, in the 40th Ward, with pav
ing, grading and other appurtenant
work.
SCHEDULE "B" Main Sewer in
Bigler Street from De)tvarc River
to Severn Street.
SCHEDULE "C" Inlets, Man
holes, Wellholes, Laterals, Branch
Sewer Spurs, etc.
Contractors will bo required to comply
nltli the Aa of July IS WW relative to
Workmen s ( oinpensotlon Insurance and
proof must lie furnished tho Deplrtinent by
the tontraitor that he has aicepted tho pro
visions of said Ait and Insured his liability
thereunder or secured exemption therefrom
Inquire at Room 41H city Hall
JOHN C WINSTON
Director
l'lini'OSI,S KOB nUNTINl.
Office of the Quartermaster Ueneral Clothlnc
and r-iuipiB-e Division Munitions Hulld
Inc Washington I) I
Sealed proposals In duplicate will h
received here until 11 A m narrh I, 1920.
1 fur furnlshlnr all or any part of MS.OOO
, nnl Wool nuntlne. Information on re-
quest
;".,nllfc.lw ivnit i iiii.rntiti ... .
'rrUrSrnOTWffli"
u.tintitx. nivlxlon Munitions. tt..iiiJi
WuLhinifmn T) C Scaled nronnnoio r..
1 rlupll.ati will l rcrpivcfl hi-re until L p'm
I lebruarj J. 1U-JO, tr unlhlnj? nil o- any
matlon ou request
pari 0. ,""" .... w 'iniiviu inior-
KOI'CH M.S 1011 (HhnilIM- Office of
the guartermaater lienenil Clothing and
Kqulpaae Division Munitions nuiidinu
Washlncton Dt C &J,Ied proposals In
duplicate, will bo received hero until 11 a
m rebruary 2J. IBiO. for furnlshlnB all or
any part of 4'.00 yards O D Gaberdine
Information on request
PBOVIHAU 10K UUKL.M' OKFICK OT
the uuartfrmaster General. Cipthtiur and
Eaulpago Division Munitions Dld , Wash
Inirton D C Mealed proposals in dupll
caio will bo received here until Ham,
Kbruary 18, 1B30. for furnlshln all or any
part of TOO.000 yards of Burlap. Informs.
Hon on request
I'KOI'OSAI-S 1VIM. UK lirt'KIM.D x
office of Constructing Uuartermaater,
Ijingley Deld, Hampton, Va., until .' p ni
February U. 10JO, and then opened, for
-..H,n nf '' aeaplane hanrars and alter.
atlona and extensions of exletlnc Dlrlclbls
llsnsar Plans and speclflcttloos may bs
EVENING PUBLIC
cause a ripple mm the splendid report
of the United States Steel Corporation
on unfilleil tonnage for January pent
Steel common down.
There is, he Milil, only one plnusiblc
explanation of the situation, mid that
is that the support for Mailing stocks.
which dime from wealthy supporters,
as been withdrawn for some reason.
There is n question in the minds or
some bankers as to whether the export
trade of the United States can con
tinue at the same rate as it did during
Will.
When European exchanges began to
decline last spring there were many
who nredicted tl'en u big falling off in
out foreign exports for the car, but
their predictions have been routed by
the figures, which show nn outflow val
ued at almost SS.000.000,000. and with
a favorable balance of half thai amount.
It is tint expected that Great Britain,
rrance, Italy and normally can continue
to import in nuj considerable quantities
from the United States under the in
creasing handicap in exchange, nud un
less iucrensed imports during lfl'JO to
mav be prepared' to see a heavy reduc
tion in figures representing our exports
during the present year. t
There were crj few brokers in the
financial district on Wcducsdaj ho
would ndvise clients to buj. Theie
were u few, however, who. when their
opinions were asked, said they believed
nt piesent prices good blocks 'were a
bin, but uuless the purchaser could
bu.v outright anil forget nbout them
the.v would not advise buying ou bor
row eC. money.
The railroad situation was blamed bv
some as having a very depressing effect
ou the stock market, antl it was re
gretted that the railroad men had
selected n time when the one thing con
cerning the roads was enough to en
gross the attention of experts as well as
the public, nainel.v, their return to tho
original owners, which involves so mnuj
intricate, not to saj annoying, prob
lems. A banker took a xievv of the railroad
men's threatened action that was some
what different from the ievvs generally
held. He said he believed that the
railroad men have no serious intention
of striking or wulkiug out, but merely
wish to place themselves on record be
fore the roads are returned and before
the pending legislation is finally de
cided. Another banker said the recent ol
untary advance in wnges by the United
States Steel Corporation he believed
had its influence on the railroad men
us it had in a griuter or less degree
ou all labor.
Add to this, ho said, the failure up
to the present of any reduction in the
cost of living, coupled with the warn
ings or threats of retail dealers iu
everj thing that higher instead of lowir
prices are to be expected.
SOCRATES
has decided
to
that reflect real opinions foreign correspondence of the
greatest interest market reports of unquestioned author
ityand special articles of unusual merit these are the
features that give to the columns of the Evening Post
the quality best described as distinction.
"AFTERNOON EDITION" will be on sale in Philadel
phia business section shortly after two o'clock. Stands
Newsboys R. R. Stations.
"HOME EDITION" with Wall Street prices to 1:30
P. M. can be had in main business sections and R. R. Sta
tions after 5 P. M.
"WALL STREET EDITION" with final Wall Street
prices will be on sale after 6 P. M., or for home delivery,
including all suburbs from Queen's Lane to Devon and from
Jenkintown to Wayne Junction.
Delivery through local dealers to your home or office
will be arranged by us upon request though any of them
will supply you upon order.
Readers of The Evening- Post depend
upon it for facts. We aim to produce
"A NEWSPAPER YOU CAN
LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, EEBRUAEY 13, 1920
Z! URGE CO-OPERATIVElWOULD USE BIBLE
L OF TRADE!
Equity Society Speaker Gives
Practical Example of What
Labor Can Do
PLUMB PLAN FOR BANKS
Chicago. Feb. 1!l. " Co-operative
banking to keep the money of farmers
and workingmen within their own thtnl't
was one of the wnntM which most of
the spenkers xoiced .vesU-rdny before the
American farmer-labor congress. Glen
12. Plumb, author of the 1'lnmb plan for
tripartite control of railroads, dis
cussed the "sinister concentration in the
control of the country's business."
ChaiuB of co-operative stores with n
hlghlj systematized method of opetn
tion were advocated b.v Duncan McDon
ald, president of the Illinois State Fed
eration of I.aboi.
O. Trask soid tho maintenance of
wnj cmplojcs and railroad shop workers
have five fuctories turning out products
for them at less thun present wholtsalc
prices. Co-operative buylug gave mem
bers of that union n SO to 10 per teut
reduction, he said.
II. A. Fuller, of the Atncricun So
cietv of Hnult), St. l'nul, gave a prac
tical talk Yin co-operation methods he
hns emplojcd successfully in Minnesota
and Iowa.
"You would wear this niackiuaw all
vour life without weariug it out." ho
I said, holdiuglip u heavy plaid coat. "In
the open market it would lost ,t,) or
.$40, if oti could bu.v it. AVe can sell
it for nbout $14. And there isn't a bit
of shoddj in it " Tho cont, he explained,
was manufactured b.v the co-operative
woolen goods manufacturing branch of
the Fquitv Society. That enterprise
hns mnchinei.v which carries the wool
from the farm "to the back of the litj
workifigmau," he said, nud pnjs the
farmer tweutj-six tents for the wool,
where he former, got ten or twilve
cents.
WOOD PLEADS FOR LABOR
Asserts 95 Per Cent of Workmen
Wish to Do Right
Cleveland, Feb. 13, Observance of
the birthday of Abiaham Lincoln was
featured here bj the conference of the
Lincoln American Alliance, which ended
list uicht with a banquet nt which
Major Cirneral Leonard Wood was tho
principal speaker. The general said :
"Ninetv-tive per icnt of American
labor is square and. wants to do right.
AVe must do all we can to harmonize the
relations between capital and labor, to
insure labor good working conditions,
good housiug conditions and a wage
which, with thrift and industry, will
enable the worker to save."
live happily and diecontent
(111(0
and ye who would his teachings heed must seek hence
forth in
"THE BOWLING GREEN"
the field wherein the New York
them to the gaze.
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Post, where you and I, and others too, may read them" to
our profit.
MARK SULLIVAN, of wide renown, tells what the
politicians do and what the people would have done.
RAY STANNARD BAKER, in his newest theme,
writes of Labor and "Industrial Unrest," and tells the story
of the efforts of Capital to satisfy the Laborer and quiet that
Unrest.
Of Music, Finck writes harmoniously, and Towse, the
Drama's ethics doth expound.
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Sports, and Noyes, with the authority that knowledge gives,
discusses Trade and Finance.
News that the whole family can read editorials
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0 BEAT RADICALS
Head of Patriotic Sons Tells
Them Scripture Can Over
come Bolshevism
AMERICA FIRST, IS SLOGAN
"Fight boMicvlsm with IheTtihlc ' is
n summary of tho eaiiinnlgn proposed
at the banquet nf the Patriotic Order
Sons of America hist night by On
biiel Mover, national president of the
oigani-'ntion. 'Hie diunei wns held nt
the AiWphin Hotel.
"If the Hlble were placed in the
schools of America." said Mr. Mojcr.
"there would be lesi need for placing
it in our penitential ies. There ure no
such tilings as Chilstiaii Holshevists.
If the liihle were more geuerally tuught
in our public schools there would be a
gi eater reverence for Old filory. One
of the finest patriotic iufluciicis iu the
coiintrv todav is the Chiistinii church.
"With all patriotic sons of Amer
ica." declaied the nresideut of the order.
"I want to see the da dawn iu this
loimtiv when the mil language spoken
here is that of the immortal (!cttsburg
speech, and demuntl legislation thnt will
work out social justice for all classes.
But there is loom in this couutrv for
one flag onlj, and our own affairs should
concern us befoie those of other coun
tries." t
ISe American" First
.lohu W. Heese, of St. Clair. Fa.,
national treasurer, who ulso spoke ou
the occasion of the Lincoln Day celebra
tion of the order, decried the Unirns of
various nationalities who boasted of the
uuinber of their people who served iu
the American army iu the world wnr.
"If ou wcie to add up thecluims of
all these nationalities," he declared,
"ou will find that there wasn't an
American in our army."
"N'ovv thnt the war s over." be said.
"tilt re tire some in this country who
flic busjing themselves trying to save
another louutrj, but we have enough on
our hands over here. Itight now- it is
the dut j of every man iu this count!
to he an American fust and forget about
little islands like Scotland nud Ire
) mil " Mr. ItccRC also decried the cf
foits of those who used patriotic organ
knitinns to further their political aspi
rations. "It is time that we were perpetu.it
iug the freedom of America," said
Ilnrrj .1 Stone, of Philadelphia, "now
that we have perpetuated tho freedom
of other countries in Uuropc. This is
the time when the hearts und souls and
patriotism qf Americans should be iu
America and not in Europe."
Aftir '"Washington and Lincoln,
Theodoie Kooscvclt wns acclaimed b.v
the assemblage of nearly 300 patriots
to be the gi cutest figure iu American
historv.
It. John Bowl, stntc presideut of the
order, piesided at the occasion. An ad
driss of welcome was made by C. II.
Helms, state secretary. The invoca
tion was delivered by the Itcv. Charles
L. Huuter, of Camp CO.
in his attic in New York
Evening Post now spreads
TR qs 77"
VARE URGES LOYALTY
TO MOORE REGIME
Senator, Speaking to German
town Club, Advises Support
With Reservations
Senator A arc, speaking Inst night nt
u Lincoln Daj dinner given by tho Gcr
mautovvn Itinublicnn Club, ndvised loy
altv to the Moore' administration,
coupled with pollticnl independence.. .
The dinner, given in Masonic Hall,
ri42."i (Jermautown avenue, wag at
tended bv S00 persons. Thomas F. AVnt
son, V.u"e Under in the Twenty-second
wnrd and mercantile appraiser, pre
sided. Among the speakers were Kcp
icsentative William A. Itodenburg, of
Illinois; Itcpieseutativp William S.
Vore nud Uepresentntivc George P.
Dnrrow
Senator A arc led the npplause evoked
by cvcr.v mention of Mnor Moore's
name. None the loss the setintor made
it plain tint the "organization" would
win the spiiug primaries.
"You don't need to worry about the
next primniv enmpaign," said the sen
ntoi. "I doubt whether xvc will have
serious opposition. David II. Lnuo
tm Senator Martin both xvill be xvith
,,u " .
Senator Vnic had n word to sav iu
defense of the Smitlf ndtnlrilstiutioti.
nt Hie tme time reiterating the lo.valty
of all who went bj the name of Vnre
to the Republican party.
"All nersons bv the name of Vnre
..!.. ... . 1,n.i,li1,,r, a l tin ii.Lnrtitrt
VVITC iUHll.l' nv(niuui.uHO ., uwiu,
'after they had been Whigs. My
brother mid I ure glad to be with jou.
F,vu morning wheu jou get up jou
1 1 ml 'in tin miners that the last admin
istration was u had administration, but
Unit now ou nie getttug a good one.
"Don't forget, all the same, that the
last ndmi'ifstiatioii was n wartime ad
ninisti itinii. You all waut to stand
bv this administration, but politically
lesuve the light to take our own
NE0LIN SOLES and
O'SuUivan's $1 C
Rubber Hfeels ltt0
II1.ST XIATKRIAIj UKD '
MOKIv UUARNTEi:i
Goodyear Shoe Repairing
DO l FIL.UMIT hTKKKT
"A Special Purchase"
Enables Us to Offer
$25 &$30
Suits
and
0' Coats
1 T.50
1
You will not be
able to equal
them. The) are tile
createat uluei
we lirtve ever
seen, anil no inun
iliould overlook
this big kiivIiik.
Walk up one
lllKlit and be
surprised,
Men's$5.00
PANTS
$2-95 .
Hundreds of men match
up their old conts heio
every day and have
practically a new suit.
And, they tave $2.00,
100!
Out of town customers can share in this
bpeclil by ucndlns money order or check
ADLER Clothier
Entrance on 13lh Street
S. E. Cor. 13th & Market Sts.
with order
iii Kvrn l.teninK"
Heatfjs
AI.DEnbOV I'eh 11 ANNIE It . widow
of Lharlis D Alrlerson Tuneral services
I- ri . 8 p ni 4U i: Washington lane. Cler
mantown Int Hoik Itun Ilarlord Lounty,
Man land
ALrOIlD Sudd-nU. leb GCOROE
W.. husband of Matilda Alford fnen tlraul.
Ilelativcs und friends I atrmount Council,
No JJ1, l t a united to runera Bat
1! p in , Vin N 30th st Int Knights of
1-jthlaa Ccni ltemjlns nu ho viewed Trl.
ovo.
AI.I.l.V reb 12 at lit Hollv N J.
CHAItLOTTU, vvlfa or . alter Allen aged
bO Tuneral Moti 1 30 i in HH Pearl
st . Mt IIolU N J Int Mt Holly Cem
AI.LIDONr. reb lb, of pneumonia.
JAMISH ALBLmTS AM.IBON1J husband of
riorenco I. Allllione aged 57 Funeral Mat .
.n A ... Olid KT ul.nl.1.. . . . .....
iu a in u.u? 4.. ksiivi.umi oi. mi. ureen
mount Cem
ANDUnSOV lcl) ll MAnY W widow
of Clinton Anderson, aged 79 -ttelatlies and
frlinda members Ihlgh Ave Baptist
Church, Invited to funeral services, Hun
li li p in llM" W Cumberland st Int.
private Mou l.everlngton Cem
APIL reb 12 of pneumonia, KAT1I.
ItYN (1 wifa of Ueorga Apel and daughter
of Charles and Mary Houser, aged 'JU Fu
neral services Hun 1 p m jjsa s Beech
wood st Int Trlnltv Lutheran Cesn
AIUtfeTIlONO l'eh 11. THOMAS hus
band of late l.llza, Gardner Armstrong.
Ilelatlvea and friends Invited to serviie. Sat .
2pm, residence 2UI8 hansom at Int Mt.
Morlah Cem
ASHIVo 11 AGNUS widow of Alex
ander Ash Relatives and friends members
of Third Reformed Presljjterlan Church of
the t'oveuautevs and employes of John
Blood a Hons hoHlerv mfrs , Invited to fu
neral sen icea .Sat J p in ii)ji i. Albert
rt Int private North Cedar Hill Cem
.S?.TVJ ?".. ,l ot Mieumonla.
THOMAS son of Mirgaret Aston (neo .Ml
Carty) and late Patrick J Aston Tuneral
Mon l)3 a m mothir'a residence 240
Birch et (8d and Cambria) Int New Ca
thrdral I'ctn
ATKINSON Keb 12 at Ht Holly, N J
HDITH S widow ot Alfreii Atkinson, aged
75 Iunerul brother In law s risldruco Wal
ter Allen 118 Pearl at Mt Holly, N J.
Mon 1 10 p in Int Mt Holly Cem
hai-jim-in "I. Antwerp, Belgium Nov
7 l-HNi'bT uuia.t son of Brneat and
Hedwlir Bailunan (nee Schmidtl. eA '
Itelatlit's and friends, Meridian bun Lodge!
No 158 V and A M Phlla Consistory
Lu Lu Temple A A ONUS Ancient
Accepted Sottish lute of l'ree Masonry 3Jd
ueircc. i --' u n u i u .Phlla.
Turngemalnde. .Murine Knglnecra' Ilcnellilal
Assn ,' No 80, Invited to funeral services,
t-at , 2 p. m funeral house of John C
Klmtnerle 2127 N Broad st. Int. private!
Hillside Cem van.
BABBEB. Peb 11, of pneumonia MARI1S
R ilauallter of Rudolph u.ld Dehlla Barber
(nee Powers) aged 1 funeral Sat , lu 30 u
m 107 Umlly st Hit private. Holy Cross
Cein
BARKKR Peb 11. of pneumonia JULIA
I-RANCKB daushter of Albert H and the
late Julia Wlnslpw Barker, Services and
Int private
DAllbUOLIA reb 10 ABIOA. wife of
Jeremiah Barsuglla Iuneral frl , 8 a. m .
son's residence l'erdinand J, njrsuniu B808
Whitby live Requiem hlsh mass Church of
Most Blessed Sarrament 0am Int. iiniu
Cross Cem Relatives and friends all so
lecletles of which site was u member. In
vited to attend,
RATER Of pneumonia, Feb, II, 1920.
ETIIUL B.. wife of Walter Bater, In aitri
year of her age Services on Sat,, 1 p. m .
at la(e residence, U B. 00th st. Int. pil
vate, 1U.TE3, l'b, 10, of pneuiaoaU. CAItliUa
23
.vap
ll II
1 If
111 I yii i
III 111
DK.TIIS
MAT, wife of Robert M. Mates. Funeral
Hat., 10 a. m.. 0210 Addison st. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
tiA ttcittl ti.-rr rl. 11 f nneumonlft.
JOHN T. HAUSHI.1KUR. husband of Cath-
rino Baushllker. ninerai oai.i iu .
23J4 W. Montgamcrv ave. Int, prlvato. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
I1ECKENBACH. Feb. 12. HOWARD B.,
son of Howard and Susan Beckenbach. aged
81. Funeral services Sun , 8 p. "IiMBK.
uanoroii st. int. morin ueuar -tin .-win.
Frlcndj may call Sat., after 8 p. m.
BONNER. reb 11, of pneumonia, MAB-
TnnlH .wlfA nf TJell linnner nnd daughter Of
MarJorle and late James Dougherty. Fu
neral Bat., 'j a, m , ;im fti.""'" '
Int. private, St. Michael's Cem,, Chester,
ra.
BORNSTEIN. Feb. 12. ABRAHAM, bus
bvnd of Lottie Bornstetn, Relatives and
friends, Equity Lodge, No. fittl. I'. and A.
M.i Keystone Chapter, N0.17D, B A. C..
Invited to funeral -services, Sun ,2 30 p m.,
2205 N, 10th st. Int. Adath Jcshurun Cem.
Omit flowers. .-
BOWEN At Pittsburgh" Thursdas, rpli
12, AGNES WABBEN HORNHEBOER be
inv.H wife nf AVllllam c. lloweti and only
daughter of J. B. L Hornbcrger.
BOWERS reb 12, VIRGINIA ROBERTS
BOVVERS. Relatives and friends Invited to
services, at her residence. 1818 l'lne St.,
Sat . 11 n nt. Int: private.
BOTER Feb 10, of pneumonia, ANNIE,
widow of Samuel lleadley Boyor. Funeral
services prlvato G2 S. 01st St., Sat.. 10
a, m.
BOYER Feb. 12, ANNA FBANCES
BOYER Hervlces Sat , 2 p in., Armstrong e,
1027-20 N, Broad et. Int. private,
BRADY. Feb. 0, at Walter Heed Hospital,
Washington, D. C. PETER P.. son of Vrank
.7 and Mary Hrady ineo iieiuv-, agen i.
Relatives and friends nnd. Assumption T. A.
11. Soclelj Invited to. funeral bnt . 8.10 a.
n frn.ii Anratita r.n 'on, .. IMlf, Tllellon St .
Broad and Kalrmount ae. Solemn high
requiem mass ut Church of the Assutnpiton,
10 a in. Int. Holy Cross Cent. Auto fu
neral. BRIGHTLY At the Gladitone oil l'cb.
12. FRANK FREDERICK BRIGHTLY. An
iiniinnatnaiit nf f ttnfiral lalotr
IIVUIIV-CIIICIII u lUllbini .-- ...
BBITION Feb. 11, JAMEH son ot lots
Robert and Elizabeth Brltton. iieiativea 'inu
friends Invited to funeral services. Mon .
2 p. in , Oliver II. Balr Bids . 1820 Chestnut
bt Int. private Arlington Cem. '
BROCfAN Feb 1J JULIA E, wife of
John II Broean Relatives and frlendi.
members Market Square Church Bible Class
invited to funeral services, Mon .130 p
m r.li nlnpv n . f)lne. Int. private
BROWN Feb. 11, of pneumonia,
LOUISA, widow of William Brown De
i eased was -i member of Gen G K. Warren
Circle No, 07, Ladles of O A II, runera
private, at , 2 p in., aon'n residence,
Charles Brown, 2307 N. Maschcr st. Int
t.rl. ate
BHOWN. reb, 12. MARY A , widow of
Conrad Brown, aged 75 Belatlves nnd
frlenda. members bt. Jacobra Lutncran
Chun.li, Invited to funeral services, Mon ,
3 p. in 150J W. Allegheny ave. Int. Mt.
Vernon Cem
BRYAN l"eh 11. CATHARINE BRYAN
(nee McCool), widow of David F Bran, aged
K2 l uncrai services at , au p m , j. u
Htanger . Bro 's, 1140 IVankford ave .
Frankford Int. Greenwood (K of P.) Cem
BUBNb Of pneumonia Feb 11. SUSIE
W widow of Joseph W Burns Services
private. Pat ,1pm no.'S Iledner Bt
Int Harlelah Cent , Camden.
CALLAHAN. Feb 10, DNIEL. husband
of btisan Callahan (nco Fagan). Belatlves
and friends. Veterans' Corps of K Co . 1st
Penna lnf . Gusla Tribe No 843, I. O II.
M . and all societies of which he was a mem
ber. Invited to funeral. Sat . 8 JO a. m .
2113 N 3d ht Solemn reaulem masi bt
Edward s Church 10 a m Int. New Cathe
dral Cem
CARAHER reb 11 MRY T., wifa of
Eugene 1 Caraher, aged 77 Belatlves
and friends Invited to funeral, Mon , 8 a, m .
IHIO Chester ave bolemn requiem mass
S-t Fram li de Sales's Church 0 u. in. Int.
private. Holy Sepulchre Cem
CASKBY reb 12, of pneumonia, WIL
LIAM. J , ioti of James C and Emma Cas
ke, grandson of Ellis and iite Tlieresa
Abrams and V llliam J. and Ellziheth Cas
key, aged 11 Relatives and friends. Beacon
Presbiterlan Sunday School and Boy Scouts
of First Presbyterian C hurch of Olney, In
vlted to funeral services Sun . i p m ,
residence of grandfather Ellas Abratns 230
W. Wildey st. Int private. Hillside Cem
Auto service.
CLARK Feb 11, Lieut WILLIAM U
CLARK. Engine Co No 50 huiband of
Alice Clark (nee Murphy) Relatives nnd
friend" Engine Co No GO, Insurance Pa
trol, State Firemen's Asso , Sago Tilhe, No
152, I O B M.: True Knight". K P, In
vited to funeral services. S,at., 3 p m , 2828
N. Darlen st Int. Mt. Vernon Cem
COCHRAN Of pneumonia, at Chester,
Pa , MARY I COCHRAN M 1 Funeral,
421 E Broad St., 14th Inst , 8 30 P, m.
COLLEY At Narberth Pa, Feb 11,
MABEL SMITH, wife of Robert II. Colley,
Burial servicca at Barrington, B. I , Sat,,
14th Boston papers copy
COLLINS Feb 11. MARY, widow of
Jl"eph Collins Funeral Sat . 1 10 a. ni .
21.01 N Jessup st. High masi Our Lady of
Meicy Churdi 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross
COLLINS Feb 12, of pncumonU. FRED
ERICK W , husband of lato Helen M Col
lin" Funeral services and int private
aunt's residence. Miss Clara V. McCool, 211J
N Woodstock St.. Sat.. 8 p in
CONNELLY. At Coatesvllle. Feb 10.
LEONARD I , son of lato William and Mar
garet Connelly (neo Cahoe) aged 21. Mem-
ih e u V 1 Mrtlulltv st Cecelia C C.
West Chester Council, No 133J. K of CH
invited to funeral, Sat , 8 10 a m , u-4 wal
nut si High ni iss of requiem st Cecelia s
Church 10 a in Int. bt. Matthew's New
Cem Conshohncken
C OVLRDALE Feb 12. of pneumonia,
EDNA M, wife of Hammon E Coverdnle.
I uneral servli es Sun 2 JO p in. 5125 "Wil
lows ave. West rhlla Int private, St.
John's Cem Elllcott Cit. Md arrival of
train leaving B. and O. station, Phlla , Moll ,
10 lb a ni
CRUG Feb. 12 JOHN. CRAIG Service
Mon , J p m , chapel of Andrew J Balr &
son Arch and 10th sts lut Odd Fellows'
Cem
CBOPLEY Feb 11. CARRIE A CROP
LEY, daughter of lata William and Rose
anna DIerkes Relative" and friends. Ladies
of CcTtland Saunders Circle, No lit! U A.
It . Invited to funeral services Sat . 1 p m .
chapel of Andrew J Balr &. Son, Arch and
lUtn sis ini nrivaie
DECKER Of Influenza, Feb 11. JOHN
E , husband of Sarah T Decker (nee
Hughes) aged 42 Funeral tervlces private
Hat., J 30 ii. in . 1738 N Bedflcld st. Int,
private
PEV1NE Feb 11 of pneumonia, MAR
CARET r wlfo nf i'ri'iv.1 Devlne, daugh
ter of James ar.d late. Catharine Baney.
Funeral Sat 0 a. in J.iiO S LOth St. Int
Hnlv Cros" Cem Inl private
DILL. Feb 11 CHARLES II., husband
of lato Amy P Dill aged 0U. Funeral Sat.,
1pm. 320 E Park ave.. Merchantvllle.
N. J. Int private, Coleatown Cem. Friends
mav call Frl,, 7 to 0 p m.
DOMMER Of influenza and pneumonia,
Feb. 11. VEBNADETTE A , widow of An
drew Dommer (nee Gllle"Pie) Funeral Sat ,
0 a ni . sister's residence. Mrs August
Beetle, 2720 Pratt st , Brldesburg, Int. Holy
Redeemer Cem shamokln papers copy,
DONEGAN Of pneumonia, Feb 11, MI
CHAEL J , and his wife ANASTASIA C.
DONEOAN Feb 8 son of late William J
and Bosanna Donesan and daughter of Jo
sephlno nnd lato James A Murphv. Fu
nerala private, bat . 11 10 a m . 4452 Gcr
nnntown ave Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.
DONNOLLT. Of pneumonli, Feb 0,
JAMES husbaml of Catharine Donnotlv
luce Ormond) Funeral bat , 10 a m , 1513
N Frazler st. Int. private, St. Denis's Cem.
Auto funeral
DOUGHERTY reb 10. BRIDGET, wife
of Patrick Dougherty (nee McAndrews) Ku-
peial sal ii a m, acif n Carlisle St.
Pnlemn high requiem imsi st Stephen's
Church 10 30 a m Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem Auto funeral Bristol papers copy
DOWD Feb 8. JOHN 1 RANC1S, hus
band of Ida Dowd (nee Kullman) and son
nf Dennis and lain Anna Dowd. aged 2l
Relatives and friends United Lodge, No 00
B. of I'. E , and Beading B B Belief
Asso , Invited to funeral, Sat., 8 30 a. ni.,
residence of father. 3003 Collins st. Solemn
requiem mass Church of the Nativity 10 a.
in. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem Paterson, N.
J , papers copy.
DUW"41"iu sunaeniv, reb 10, WIL
LIAM B. DOWNING Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Sun 2 p ni ,
Oliver If Balr Bldg , 1820 Chestnut st
Int. private Friends may -.lew remains
Sat oe. Pottsvllle, Pa , papers plcaso
conv
bmi.vril Suddenly. Teb 10 PETER son
of late James and Rosanna Drumm Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon ,
8 30 a m , nephew's residence Peter Dough
erty, 2815 Livingston st , 25th ward Sol
emn requiem masa St. Ann's Church 10 a. m.
Int st Ann's Cem.
DUCHOSSOIS Feb 11 WILLIAM DU
CHOSSOIS, son of Alphonse and Magdalena
Duchossols (nen Fischer) aged 111 Funeral
services Sun ,1pm, resldenco of parents,
2543 W. Harold Bt Int prlvato, Hillside
Cem
DUFFY Feb 11 MARY jvlfe of James
Duffy (nee O Nclll). formerly of County Derry
Ireland Relatives und friends Bosary,
Allar and Hacred Heart Societies of ht,
Agatha's Church, bt Agatha's I r H u ,
No 501 Invited to funeral Sat 8 in a tn
104'! Warren st , W Phlla Solemn high
mass of requiem Ht Agatha's Church 10
a m Int New Cathedral Cem Auto
service
DUNN Feh 11, ROBERT N, husband
of lato Sarah I' Dunn Relatives und friends,
Gothic Lodge No 510, F and A M , In
vited to funeral services, Sat . 2 p in..
1425 N 4th st Int Mt Moriah Cem. He
mains may be viewed Frl 8 to 10 p m
I'VANH Feb If suddenlj ISAAC, hus
I11111I nf Anna Evans nnlutlieti n,l eri
I iltjchell Lodge No 2IMI F and A M , T und
1iiiunbers Tirlans of Phlla Invited tn 1,1
neial, Sat , 2 p m , 5221 Knox at , German
town Int Northwood Cem
FA1RLAMB Feb 11 BOBERT rAHt
LAMB, aged S3 Funeral bat 1 n ni
rnwIHenrA nf ,nn l'rerterli It l.'nfrljn,k .,,
' H Montrose st , Media, Pa Int private
.J,i;!'tli'1- ; '.;D i11,, Pneumonia,
ANNA wife of Frank Farrell, aged an
Funeral Sat 10 a m , residence of brother
Vv llliam Wolf, 8141 E Firth st Int Holy
benulchre Cem .,
FAWCET1' .Feb 11 MARY ELIZA
BETH, widow of tarring W Fawcett. aged
81 Funeral services Hat ,3pm eon-ln-law'B
residence, Wilbur H Wllklns 673
Clinton st , Camden, N J Int private
Harlclgh Cem Friends may call l'rl,. after
7 p in
FIELD Feb 10. JOSEPH L , hilsbind of
Catharine M Field (nee McLaughlin) nnd
son of late John and Mary Held 1. uneral
Hat, 8 JO a in, 2421 Iombard st fJolemn
high mass pf requiem St Patrick's Church
Hi a in Int New Cathedral Cem. Autu
pel I.,-.
FIHCHER Feh 11, of pneumonia. IMG.
GENE A FISCHER wife of Charles J
Fischer Inee Grand) aged 37. Iuneral Sat '
2 n. ni , 8051 15. racltic at. Int. prlvutrX
Oakland Cem. ' '"
riJSMINO. Feb. 10. HANNAH, widow ot
ucu.aw .v..t,..i.. v. .yuii,.vji, iouniy uerry
Ireland. Italatlvea anAt filnnna Inwli.j IJ
luacra!. Sat.. B JO a, in.. Hautbtct'i rei,
DKATHW
drnce, 2950 ft. 02d st. Solemn .... "- 1
Church of Blessed Sacrament id fa B.'N Ml
Holy Cross Cem. iu 8' m hi
ri, u I
FLUKi
(nee
nrlVate. ' ' " "'"" """"OH. 1m' .1
-" . -. (I . IB
ter of John V. and Isabella A. J-r',,.tl-?-'i-"
,.7:. .ftS ,j..-i: .. v
at., aged T. K.Y'
and Int. private. Mon.. " t. n, ' ""Util
riuiei. niva mcu u at., hem t - ."tv
FRITZ Feb. 10. IXJU13 C..' huit. . fl
Theresa Frlta (nee Cook), aged Bo n,"-ij
lives Rim Hi-nun, memuflr- Uawapeit -r.. '
No. 280., I. O. B. M.j Phlla pU.. J
ana VaMcJ tireen md, li?uVtowTl?a,a iflK I
8 30 a. m, -High mass Church of Our itSV 'I
oi uonsoiaiion iv a. m. ini. Now Cathtd l
FUNKE, Feb. 11., EMMA, wife of "
man runke lTineral Sun, 4 p. tn SjJr
Leeds st.. IV. Phlla. Int. Rockvlile cS2?1
OALLAOHER Feb. 11, of pneiimi ' 1
-laughter of late Patrick and- Catharine n!? "I
laghcr. Funeral Sat, U a. m. is"i04 I
Huntingdon st. Int. Cathedral Cera W' i
GALLOWAY. Feb. 12 of Indu.n,.
ELIZABETH, daughter of William and rn!h
both Galloway (nco Orahnm). aged 14 -55
neral services Sat.. 3 30 p m , resldenV. Ji
parents 712B State road, Tacony. int Vi
vate Magnolia Cem. " prl'
GEYER Feb 12, at Old Ladies' Mm. '
Wlsslnomlng, MIRANDA OUTER, aged !'
Funeral services Sat., 10 30 a, m at llom! i
Int. Magnolia Cem. ' 'ume
OOETTE. Feb. 10, GUSTAVB F ,.
band ot Irene D. Goette (neo Jackson) nil
ntlvea and friends, emnlovea of Cnni. S..J
llshlng Co, the Beneficial Society 0f ih. 1
Pressmen of the Curtis Publishing Co , Prffi I
Ih. D,,mi'. linn,. W I . r. " ""I
Chllds Circle. No. 31 ,'b. of A., Invited T
funeral Bervlce, Sat., 2pm ,12147 W. Tur.
ner st. Int Mt, Peace Cem. Jtcinalni ui
be viewed Frl. after 8 P. m. '
GRIFFITHS. On reb. 10. IBM nf ,
cho-pncumonla, JOSEPH GRIFFITHS, hui.
oanu ui x.iuiij' i. uuiiiino, usea IU yean.
Funeral services on Saturday, at 1 n. tn
at residence, D427 Chestnut st. Int. ml. fl
vfte West Laurel Hill Cemeterv. pr" 1 1
HABERMEHL Of pneumonia Feb 11
EDWARD W., husband of late Mary wiri
rail Habermehl. Funeral private, Sat , H
a. m . 2105 Diamond st. Int private
HAGUE Feb 11. JAMLS J. HAGUE
.Tr , husband of Kalherlno Hague, aged 43
Relntlvcs nnd friends. Phlla. Lodge, No. 54'
I. O O M Northern Democratic An n'
Oakdale Unterstcutzen Vereln, No 1, inl
v4ted to funeral services, Mon , 2 p. m , 250(
W, Firth st. (near 23th and Cumberland)
In private. Wc"t Laurel Hill Cera rrlendi
mav call Sun , 8 to 10 p. m,
HAINES. At Moorestown. N J , p,,
10, ANN, widow of HezekHh Haines, art"
08, Funeral Bervlce.Hun , 130 p m rest.
denco of Mrs Harry Wllklns. 31 W 2d it,
Moorestown, N. J. Int. private. Coopera
town Cem
HANLur. ren. w, or pneumonia, AnAH
J., wlfo of Grant S. Hanley. aged 63. Bert-,
Ices private, Frl., 8 p. m . 6311 Wakefield at.,
Gern antown. Int. Charles Evans Cera.,
Reading. Pa.
HABRI'-ON Feb. 12. SMITH, hus'-and ot
Ilinnab B. Harrison, aged 71 Itelatlvei
and friends, all societies ot which he vvaa 1
member Invited to funeral services. Sat, it
V in . 11 E. Cumberland st Int. prlvattv
HASSOV Suddenly. Feb 11. JOHN, hui,
band of May Hassen (nco ltojle), formerly of
Umriclnn Co Derry, Ireland Relative
nn! friends. Set. ARatlia's Holy Name Sn-
Tletj, Invited to funeral Mon, 8 30 a in.
Kino ARpen si . iv. i-nna noiemn mica
mahu of requiem, bt Agatha's Church 10
a hi Int Cathedral Cem Auti- service
1TAWKIMS. Feb 11. BESSIE, wlfi nf
Boy Hawkins (nen Bapp). aged 32 run-ril
and Int private, Sat. jnorn , at Erlal, N. J.
HEARST. Feb 11. NICOLINA. daushl
of lato Thoma and Marftaret Hearst Fu- 1
neral services Sat., 2 i- in , u4J7 Morris st,
Germantown int private 1
HENDERSON reb. 11, of pneumonia,
Dr, L CLAUSEN husband of Mao Hendir
son and son of Dr, Alfred and late Lilln
Henderson (neo Porter) Belatlves anl.
friends Invited to funeral services Sat,
a p in , 2245 N. 10th st Int. private, Mt,
Morlah Cem. Kcmalns may bo viewed Frl.
7 to 0 p in.
1IICKBT. Feb 12, 1IETTIE L. HICKET,
daughter of late John and Katherlna Hickeir.
Funeral Mon , 1 p m.. 2050 11 Dauphin (t.
Services, K Montgomery Ave, M. E. Church.
2 p m Int private.
HILD Feb 8. at Springfield. O, ESIMA
HILD (nee Polenz), wife of Otto Hlld tsti
JIS, Funeral services Hun.. 1 p. m , parlori
Bf Qua A KIrschner, N. W cor Uth and
Lehigh ave Int. Chelten Hllle Cem
HOGE Feb 12. JOHN C HOU1" Dm
notice ot funeral will bo given from 17 N
HORN Feb 0. HENRY, husband of lata
Amelia Horn (nee Htrassner). aged 77.
Belatlves and friends Gros" Stamm Ta .
I', o K M Logan Stamm, No. 2, 1 O K
Mi Hand-ln-Hand BenAss'n. invited to
funerul Sat., 2 p., m . 178 Diamond st bit
Noith Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may ba
viewed Frl after 7pm
H'.NNINGS. Feb. 12 MICHAEL I JEN
N1NC1S, husband of Katherlne Jennings (nee1
Qulnn) and eon of late Jvimes and Margaret
JennlngH. born Mllltown Co Galway Irj.
in..,i nnireq Mon . 8 30 a. 111. 4030 N.
nth st. Solemn requiem mass St. eronlcaa
Church, wth und Tioga sts , 1(1 n in Int,
Hnlv Sepulchre. Cem Chicago papers copy
KELLY. reb 0. MICHAEL IAMES aon
ot late Stephen and Sarah Eagcn Kelly.
Funeral Sat,,. 10 a. m . 2037 N, 5th st. Int.
private
KELLY. Of pneumonia, reb 11, PAT
RICK J., husband of late Margaret Kelly
(neo O Urlcn) Funeral 8at 10 30 a m ,
2430 Jefterson st. Int. private. Holy Croal
KEB' reb. 12, of scarlet fever, THOMAS
M , ton of Bes"le and William E. Kec Fu
neral from 331 West Cliveden ave. German-
lUKnNAPP-FebVa,fo. ELIZABETH A Or.
Johnson), wife of Charlc" Knapp, aged 77
buneral services Sat., 2 30 P in , resldenca
Montgomery bqunre. Pa, Conveances will
meet train leavlns Beading Terminal 12 JO
at Innsdalo Station. Int. Montgomery Square
II K cem. . ,.
.KOCHERSPEBGER. Of pneumonia, reb
10, SAMUEL J , Pr , husband of late Jen
nie G Kochersperger (nee Golden) Funeral
Sat . 2 p m . 23J0 South st. Int. private,
rKBEMER-Feb 12, WILL'lAM N. hat
band of Helen Elwyn Kremer. 1 uneral from
113 E. 37th st . New York, Sat. 10 a. tn.
Int at Philadelphia - ,
KRAUSi: Feb 11. ELSIE, daughter of
John nnd Elizabeth Krause, aged Jj Reli
tlves and friends Invited to funeral service"
Sat., 10 30 a m, parents' residence, J445
W Allegheny nvc Hit Mt. Morlah Cem.
Remains may bo viewed Frl .after If ra
LA1BD Formerly of Winona, Jlmn ,
Feb 11 LYD1A POWERS LAIRD widow
of Matthew Jainea Laird aged SO Bela
tlves and friends Invited to attend service;,
Frl . 8 p ni , son's residence. Robert H
Laird, j 420 vv. uniario fai . iiuiia, nn , .
Lewlsburg, Pa.
LANCASTER reb 12. ANNA M . wi(j
of John Lancaster. Br., aged bO. Relatlvei
and friends InvVted to funeral services
'I ues , NI V m , -1034 Hawthorne it .
Frankford, Int. private. North Cedar Hill
Ci-n Friends mav call Mon . after 7 P m-
LANE BLANCHE d, daughter of Wm.
P and Anna Lane Funeral Sun 2 P o.
Oak Park. Lansdale. Cars will meet tram
leaving Heading Terminal 12 JO. Int, pri
vate, LANG reb. 10, KATHERINE. wi-o
of Adam Lang, aged 71. , Funeral "''
bun . 2 v m . residence of son-in-law wi
Ham J Jans 2110 E. Arizona St. Int. pri
vate Oakland Cein
LANGAN. At 512 Columbia ave or
pneunVonlaT Feb 11. THOMAS, husband or
Adelaide Lant.an ln.'"'''.'' se,Vji" KrJid
11 a m, David II Schuvler Bldg, Broad
and Diamond sts Int private
LECKLEB Feb 12, HANNAH M.
widow of Edwin A Lecklcr Funeral serv
ices Mon., 10 a in. 40J1. Greene tt , Oct
mantown Int private. ..- ivv.
LINDSAY reb 12, 'HAROLD KBV
NETH. son of Harold Kenneth and OW
KlaBer Lindsay, aged 7 months 10 oa;
Services Sat , 2 10 P ni parents rw
deuce 1115 S Sltli at Int prlv.f ,,,R.
LISTER Of pneumonia. Feb 10 MA
OARKT. wife of Edward Lister and dauaj
ter ot late Charles and Annie Keenan
neral Sat . 10 u. in . 2014 Annlii st (-'
and Tederal sts ). Int. private, Hol tron
LlVEZEY Feb. 0 reiidenci- Bhawn t .
rox Chase. Phlla LAURA, wife 01 joiiii .
Llvezey (nee Hobensack). aged 1.0 B''at"V
and friends Invited to funeral son , s
Iderce, Charles Llvezey. Rising Sun ave ana
Loney at. Bat., 10 a. m Int. William ren"
Cem Friends may call Frl eve ,
MAGUHtl: Feb. 10. SABA . V . wife i0j
Charles I Magulrn and daughter of fr8Jj0
T. ana hara u Kcuy. "Ji" " . hriatlan
a m. 2205 Montrose st (2-'d and Christian
sts 1 Solemn high mass of . requiti" -
int.' Hoy cross
Charles's Church 10 a.
Cem Auto service. T,r.vnntnlIT,
MAHAN MABY .MORRIS '0-nI"jug
wife of the late Major T. A Mahan ik o
A., at tho age of 71. on leb. 7. " i"
rrance 'Notice of interment 'a'or'in ui.
MALONEY Of pneumonia, l'J ' c(
01 114U urecn pt . num .
lata Thomas S and Mary A
ELLA .". "f ".', nb
nomas r ana iiary . ""; , u0n ,
and friends invited to funeral.
111 . residence of .Martin rinsiro-s
iiiaiuiioj ---
atlves
111
5121 Osage ave ,
Cathedral I'cm
w, rnna, Jin "
of pneumonia -RI
MAIUIIN fen
11.
WILLIAM
JOHN, husband of LO". ".
Martln. aged HI runerul ."".", flat,
p m , UJ1J Ogontz ave . Germantown
Prfr,THESON-rb. IS. SAMUEL T. Wf;
Ic3e,s,,baf,,.M83rp: fa" May'ff.!. '
Ja'ugof &W
Martin L Lewis 1 "neral Private, Mi
p in , mother's icsldence, 1018 Bcno .
Holv Cross Cem nH.hand or
Enii13 e iH'm'Tfe
Invited to services, Sat .11 u in 48-"
'"tfcc'XlG e-Fenb Tuot pneumonia 3g
URT McCAIO. "imabaBd of Marlon McUiJ
(nee WUhtniaii), aged 28 l"-uiier, ul P
p m . 3152 Custer st. Int. private,
CMoCNnLlSS On Feb 18, ,S'wlrr,?sV
land. Calif.. EMILY, D. McCANDUSS.
formerly, of Philadelphia. nneumonU.
.ife::tKff
.u. cep. 19. Lieut. JOHN n-ni,..
:, Jr., husband of IteiiJ i. "I'NB
a l" n Jffl5S!mLJLr& J&ii. i P?
lnU, COOL -Feb. 12. ELIZABETH V..-" 'J
of Charles McCool and daughter of JhijJ
and late Philip ltellly. .vJrun5' Jakford ''
., ... . rextilenrn of mother, 214(! IJ.dll.-i...h fl
Solemn requiem mass ,f'vc.lnIrAutS Bervf, t
,'.!Nl.'V CMarhk'!nudnSonaroBf"rJohin, and U f
iiiua-v MoiiartTintt Funeral VP. u. ,.im
403 Ket road, f'ynwyd, P, Bo ' H'i-,.,
mass St .Matthias;. CI, urcfa. 1UU. Jfa h
1 jpicj,Hr'"vr kp
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