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EYENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1020
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tpOOR RICHARD CLUB URGES
pjGJti 1 uis ru& siu v&K 1 id&JKS
L ,, - business Bureau, Organized Last Night, Will Protect
el . . rr. C7J 7 TI.- TTI-- r. n
Tltosc r iiu uu uih jl nuau ,r no uuy vrom
Scheming Knaves
. .i... movement , to. protect thosp
1 . .ell and those, who "Duy from
schtmlnf K,oor Richard Club mem
R""1 list night at tho Manufacturers'
Kin"' nt t, known as tho Better Buil-
2 Bureau o? rhlladelphia and will
K'lv? twentieth of such oreanlzatlons
ft! StS of America.
" . - thi movement nro mo soim
Bck of the move ..
"rwcro present, at last night's
Posa, . nlodicd themselves to con
fer ol1G'8c)0 needed for the
irnf,rUeof the bureau tf: To
i. .fertlslng convincing djt moKing
Resolutely true.
1'ian vuuum
nhlllt) Kind called tho rneethur to
S The first speaker was Walter
'd riosenberger, chairman of the bet -
"" Cn.lnpsi commuieo. jtiu iuiu 01
!ei?u. nf the bureau and of tho
'..,05Ji . fnr n charter nnd then In-
wJ,e.d H. J. Kcnner, secretary of the
rlS vigilance committee of the As-
wilted Advertising uiuus 01
Vond. tr.nni. nnoned his address bv
.lllni an amusing stpry of two chll-
Iren .r" .. tj i,- .tnf.
itore oli nn ncrreement wnn
tXi wl.cn one child said: "I'll be
::..t,onr nrst. A " chcui juu uuu
Krn"you can cheat me."
Mr Kenncr cxdiuiucu ui uuc ui mu
.t purposes of tho bureau was to do
v il .l.tn nnn. flint- ntneea n.n
tray wim .""?, "" -v ...
Ilaces for cheating.
Tho bureau will be an outside check
K3u find tho dishonest spots and eltm
te them. But tho work of the bu-
(moving the dishonest spots In ndver
St., it will strengthen confidence and
improve tho business of the advertiser."
Work in OHier Cities
tt. then told how the bureaus in
ther cities went about finding the dls
.t annts In advertising, such ns
'iSeratlon and false statements, nnd
he Clllet manner m "itii nutu uuusch
. corrected. c eu.u mm. mu worn
u received the strong support of
.ewspapcrs, explaining that in selling
dvertising the readers' confidence, oh
rell as circuiuuuu, vvuo iunui iuui m u
iewtpaper.
tt was throuch the bureau, ho Bald.
Kjt the operations of the Pan Motor
i. of St. Cloud. Minn., were Btopped.
ils concern nael sola Bnares amount-
E W u. iu,w. -"-,-' l'"i7;
re, ne saiu, a. u. i-uuumw, m i"
'an company, was sentenced to pris-
n fnr tpn TpnrS.
Bureaus, continued Mr. Kenner, are
iow husy at work lifting suspicion from
iintci- nHvorHonrn In cities throuehout
he country, froirt coast to coast, mciuu-
ig Boston, Kan lTancisco. unicngo,
nin'svllle. Baltimore. Cleveland. Do-
Irolt, Spoknnc nnd Kansas City.
Mr. Kcnner was loiiowea ny wiiuam
Green, who has taKen an active
art in the organization ot Uettcr
usiness Bureaus In other clues.
Mr. Open's mldress denlt chiefly with
he manner in which clubs had been
ormed and their rapid growth after
usiness men were convinced ot tne
ood they did both for the dealer and
he buyer.
"The cash urawer vaiue 01 naver
8iwr depends upon confidence," said
Ir. Green, "and tho Better Business
iureaus build confidence on a sure
ioundtttlon of truth."
At the first meeting in Detroit, he
id. only sir persons were present.
at ias two years ago. Now tho Dc
!t burcnu has numerous strong and
luential members. One concern re
iitly increabcd its contribution from
1300 a rear to $1750 because of belie
fs it had received.
Not nn Experiment
After telling of the rapid success of
iureaus in many cities, he said:''
rne work is no longer experimental.
t has real value. Philadclnhla. in
!orratng a bureau, can profit by tho
iptrienccs of other cities, where bu
eaus have succeeded.
There Is nothing destructive in tho
ietter Business Bureau. It Ii con
ductive. It work for every individual
u.
"Its nim In trt nrntixf frnnil Totll n
usinesa man's best asset. In protecting
ooa will, two things are necessary:
oacst merchandise nnd truthful adver-
Binj."
Mr. Kind tlian nlln tni avnuanna
opinion from the business men
resent.
Albert TV Turn.. aP tTnnA JP.
rnrner, investment bankers, asked:
HOW TnflflV man niuioanf Unnn Iiaah
Bjtcd to buy bunk oil stock?1'
TAG hand of nonrW avAftr winn in
M : room was raised.
After the laughter had subsided, Mr.
turner said: "Tho financial paces
'i some Philadelphia newspapers are
"it to the worst use In tho world. All
wm of bunk stocks nro advertised
tore,"
Pichange went to the office of the owner
i one Philadelphia neuspnper to pro
e agalnbt improper advertising on
pe financial pages.
" were oracrca out," said Mr.
rner.
The mnlfpr nrnti fT.n Inl.l 1.u U-
ithorltles at Washmcton. "The thine
stJU brewing," he said.
charged that "Bunk & Bunk"
WINTICIt ll'HflonTH
WfNTKlt 'itKSOKTfl
ABllin'H.T.B. V. O.
ABIIKVH.T.W, W. O.
wcro not only able to advertise freely,
but to rent offices In fine buildings hern.
Mr. Green, returninc to the floor, said
newspapers had been active and en
thusiastic supporters of tho woik of
tho bureaus nnd in Cleveland had re
fused to carry advertisements not ap
proved by the stnto securities com
mission. Bowo Stewart also spoko in defenso
of tho Philadelphia newspapers, He
said tho newspapers would co-operate
with tho Better Business Bureau nnd
with the Stock -Exchange committee of
Mr. Turner to stamp out tho nbuso of
advertising.
Cosh Comes Quickly '
At the close of tho general discus
sion which followed, Mr. Kind ex
plained that tho Philadelphia bureau
would spend $15,000 in its first year
and called for offers of support. i
Tho first business house entered upon
the list of subscribers was Millard's
Dress Shop. The next was tho It. W.
Hlrsch Co., and the third was Blaun
er's. Inc.
Other business firms and corpora
tions entered upon the list were :
S. Kind & Sons, Glmbcl Bros., the
Philadelphia Record, N. Snellenburg &
Co., Antonio Moig & Langsdorf, the
Blgclow-WUlcy Motor Co., the Wnlk
Ovcr Shoo Co., tho Richard A. Foley
Advertising Agency, Inc., S. Dalslmcr
& Sons, tho Bell Telephone Co., Stern
& Co., Jacob Reed's Sons, O. J. Heppe
& Son, tho C. M. Wesseis Co., Heckcr
& Co., Notasemo Hosiery Co., B. IT.
Dawes, Harper & Turner, the Poor
Richard Club, tho Burton Clothing Co.,
John H. Slnbcrg, Gatchel & Manning,
the Koshland Clothes Shop, Kayscr &
Allman, Biddle & Henry, Walter G.
Becker, Mansons. Inc., Rogers Engi
neering Co., the W. G. Huver Co., II.
A, Wcymann & Son, Inc.. the Rand
Co., Gcorgo W. Jacobs & Co.. the
Sampson Co., Inc. and Alice G. Pear
man.' i
Within a few minutes tho total an
nual subscriptions reached $4700.
List of Directors
Directors of the Better Business Bu
reau were announced an follows :
Leon S. Dalslmcr, of S. Dalslmcr
& Sons; John S. Engart, of Mitchell
Fletcher & Co.; Samuel S. Fcls, of
Fcls & Co. ; Edmund ,T. Gadsby, of
Jacob Reed's Sons: Ellis A. Gtmbel,
of Glmbcl Bros. ; Florence J. Heppe,
of C. J. Heppe & Son; Philip Kind,
of S. Kind & Sons: Jacob Locb Langs
dorf, of Antonio Rolg & Langsdorf,
Inc. ; Samuel D. Lit, of Lit Bros. ;
Albert B. Maltby, of Bigclow-Wllley
Motor Co. ; Richard E. Norton, of W.
II. Ncwbold'N Son & Co.; Walter Leo
Rosenbergcr, of J. H. Cross & Co. ;
John Sinberg; Morton E. Snellenburg,
of N. Snellenburg & Co.; Philip C.
Staples, of Bell Telephone Co. ; Rowc
Stewart, of the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World; Herbert J. Tlly,
of Strawbridgo & Clothier; Albert E.
Turner, of Harper & Turner, and Les
ter Wolf, of Notasemo Hosiery Co.
A president for the new organization
and a manager will bo chosen at a
later meeting.
STOLE LIQUORS, CHARGE
Chauffeur Raided Cellar, 8ay Police.
HeldMn $600 Ball
With the arrest of Cloyd R. Schjk
ficld, n chauffeur employed by Harry
K. Cartright, president of tho Cartright
Cool Co., the police believe today they
have discovered another of the new sort
of offenders created by the prohibition
law.
Schofield is accused of looting Mr.
Cnrtright's wine cellar. Ho went to
work for Mr. Cartright four weeks ago
at his home at Allen's lane nnd WisBn
hickon avenue. Ho says that he lives
in Phillipsburg, N. J.
Tuesday of last week Mr. and Mrs.
Cartright went to New York. That
evening, it is charged, Scofiold appeared
at the home with two other men, say
ing that Mrs. Cartright had ordered
certain repairs.
It Is alleced that he entered the wine
cellar, taking champagne and other
wines, wniBKy, nranuy and various cor
dials. Mr. Cartright estimated his loss
at $500.
Scofield is being held under $000 bail
for a furtner henring next Sunday
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Early
Reservations
Suggested.
dtbmatto VixtH
A "perfectly charming" Englbh Inn in
tne gionoiu, out-ot-uoor iana or tne
Sky. Real Southern hospitality, home
like informality, perfect service, concen
trated comfort in an atmosphere of
refinement and taste. An "all the year"
resort for pleasure and sport.
One of "those wholly satisfying places"
Perfect Golf in a Perfect Climate
Grounds adjoin Ashtville Country Club
nuviiiB
10-80
nd friends InvllM to funeral. Thur.
nun !., iilRniu, lit . ini, flwniu
Autoi will mtet trln nt Wenonah
DEATHS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. 4.
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1 WASHINGTON'S BlkTHDAY I
I ATLANTIC CITY I
A WKEK-KND OF TVIMS ENJOYMENT
SS; Pnt la ,Amerle' "All-TliisYar" Keaort, will renew your htwlth, rut yoar -
nwres, lmprore tb tmper, and . rwrallr mak a new nin of a. Tha
bradDi, aalty.alr and brliclit naablM of Atlantic Oltr nertr fall.
SFBOIAfc HOLIDAY ATTBAOTION8 AT THB HOTELS
r . . .'. - v -! - . - -.-..- z ..- :" z L."iL'"v,,-'" -" -
Zi. lent irain Mme IB malDtainea aaiir anq ou
oti, rallman accommodations and fi
acnte.
tunaar rr rniin Myi..n mm
nil information from local railroad
Tick-ticket
Ilotrl Iroqnota
So. Carolina Ave. and
lleach.
A. O. rrancklo Co.
New Clarion
Kentucky Ave. & Board
walk. Amer. & Eu'p'n plans.
ITotcl Bhorrham
Vlrelnla Ave. near neach.
Amer. & Eur"D'n plans.
notl iVedonli
Jut oft lloardwalk,
Tennessee A e.
note) llothwell
European plan
Vlrclnla Ave. near lleach
and Steel Pier.
rhllllns Honse
Massachusetts Ave.
Near lleach.
.. Cliester Inn
New York Ave, near
lleach.
Hnlrl Continental
Tennessee Ave.
Amer. and Unr'p'n plnns.
Moderate terms.
one noun rnoH rniLA. tia ttsssa. on v. r. k. n.
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tltlantic City's Newest and most Distinctive Jwtel
Cem,
tatlon
,DANKS.Feb. 18. FLOnENCB A., wife
f Elmer Hanks (not Ilmiu, Funeral Serv
lc Thurs,, 1 p. m . 2818 E, Huntingdon t.
Int. ML Peace Cem. Hodjr may be Tlewed
Wtd. v,
IlAnNKB. Feb. IB. MAHOAHET M . wife
of Charles W. Uarnrs (nee Wllent). Funerat
Thnra ,1 p, m jajt Tanker at. Int. prl--le
Frlonds may rail Wed. eve.
1'ABTOW. Of pneumonia. Feb. HI, AL
JlEriT, husband of i:mily IlaBtow (nee
Drake), am-d a I Funeral Bat., 2 p. m ,
resldcnco ot mother. 3423 N. Ella at. Int.
lYU?- Oakland Cem.
IIEHAL At New York, Feb IT. EMAN
UEL, son of late Herman and Jennie Ilehal,
anod H2, rtelatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral Thurs, 1:30 p, m,, parlors ot
Emanuel Asher h Bon. 1002 Diamond st.
Int. Adatn Jesburun Tern
BEIIT Feb 14, OEMT11UDE M. daugh
ter of Charles A. and Emma M. Hert (nee
Busies), aaed 8. Ineral services Thurs ,
1 p m 3lA N. Cth st. Int. Hillside Cem,
wlfo of Jllchael J, tllirley. Ilelatlves and
irienas, nil aocletles of which she wsh i
memler. lhlted fn funeral. Thurs.. AJIO a
m , 2338 N 22d st. HUh mass of requiem
Church of St. Columba 10 a. m.- Int. Holy
BOETTLE Feb, 17. of pneumonia FAN
NIE l BOETTLE (nee Powell), widow of
Jaoob lloettle. Funeral Frl . 2 n. m.. resi
dence Walter W. Conroy, 720 Button wood t.
Alii, private,
BOYD. Feb. 15. AQNEB M.. daunhter of
William M, and Jane H. Hoyd. nelatlves
and friends Invited to funerat services.
Thurs , 2 p. m., 131 N. Paxon . Int Mt.
Morlah Cem, Hemalna may be viewed Wid ,
J to 9 p. m.
llllADLl.V reb. 14. JHLIA M wife of
Francis J. , Bradley and dauahter Pt Jfary
and late Iiuls Wless Itelathes and friends
Invited to funeral, Thurs., 8 30 a. m., 218
Oreen laie, Mk. Solemn requiem mass St.
Mary'a Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Mary'
Cem.
HnnEHAN Of pneumonia, Feb 18.
ftAJtY nnEESIAN (nee McOec, ared Ml.
Funeral private. Thurs . 11 a. m . 2708 8.
lh L...ln.t- ,!ol' Cross Cem.
DREWI.V. Feb 10, of pneumonia. JOHN
O.. husband of Clara E Brew n. Services.
Tljurs . 1 p. m 2224 N. Natrona st. Int
nrlvte
nniTTON Feb 17. of pneumonia. YTJtlr
" ,.i. w.. runerai services pri
vate. Thurs, N p m., 1.10 Sumar st.. Wissa
hlckon To proceed to Olrardvllle Frl.
T1R(H1DC. Fh. In T.DIT1QA rxf
daughter of Frank and Mary nrocden. aired
1. nelatlves and friends Invited to fu.
neral Thurs !3 p m,. residence ot
SaI",t,,!i?.llU K Ontario st. Int. North
Ccdsr Hill Cem.
. ,iV.iu,v!;, .eS. I5' HANNAH COBNE
LIU3, w'fe of Euirene Brown and dauhter
nf late Charles and Haunh It. Farrlnalon.
Cervices Thurs . 2 p. m.. 1847 Ollro at. Int!
Fernwood Cem. friends may view remains
Wed. eve.
IlKUNUn Feb. W, LEIDY S.. husband
of Emallne Bruner, aeed 70. Services Thurs..
2 p. m.. 22 E. 3d st.. Lnnsdale. Pa. Int!
HUltonn Cem. Rerralns may bo viewed Wed..
7 to n p. m
HOYCE Feb. in of pneumonia. FRAN
CIS, son ot Ella and late Joseph Bore, I'u
i.eral Thurs , 10 a. m.. 231 Boxborough ave.,
ltosbnrnuBh Int private Westminster t'em.
BOYD. Feb. 18, AONEB M daughter
of William M and Jnne It, nayd. nelatlves
and friends InMtrd to services, Thurs.. 3
p. m.. 138 N. Paxon st. Int. Mt. Morlah
CAHDWELL. At resldenco of It. ,T.
Toomev. Norwood Pn., Feb. in ROSE
CAHDWELL Hleh mass St. Oabrlel's
Church, Norood, Pn,, Thurs,, 8 a. m. Int.
private.
CALLAHAN. Of pneumonia. Feb. 17.
EMMA M.. v,lfo ot William A. Callahan
and dauuhter of Euirene and Emma Fell.
Bervlces Drlvte. Sat.. 1 n. m.. 8018 Pine sr.
Lint, prhate
CARILRT. Ot pneumonia. Feb. 17,
LEON, husband of Mary J. Carhart
(nee Richardson) Relatives and friends In.
vlted to funeral. Trl , 11:10 a. m . prvlate.
Int. Oroenwood Cem.. Trenton N. J.
CARROLL Ot pneumonia. Feb. 18 WIL
LIAM CARROLL. Sr.. aged 70. Funoral.
Thurs,, 11 ti m . parlors of C. A. Qulnby.
1848 N. 20lh st. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
CARSON Feb. 17. JENNIE, wife of Wil
liam Carson Relatives and friends mem
bers og Kast Alleuheny M E. Church, Sun
day School and Monday Etcnlng Class. In
lted to funerat serlces Hat , 2 p m . 2027
E Wlshart tt. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.
CHAMPION'. Of pneumonia. Feb. 10,
JOHN B CHAMPION, aged 38. Relatives
and friends InUted to funeral services, 8183
Knox at,. Otn., Thurs.. 1.30 p. in. Int. pri
vate . CHESTER Feb. 10. of pneumonia.
ALLXANDKR H.. Br., husband of Rose
Chester (nee Mlerra). runeral services
Frl 2 p m . residence of son. 224 W.
Thompson st Int. prlate. Hillside. Cem.
Remains max be lev,ed Thurs eve.
CLARK. Feb. IS. of pneumonia. SAM-
Cunningham). Funerat and Int. private. Holy
tress tern,
FOV. Feb
GARLIC,
IB. of pneumonia, JAMES
son of James and Mary. Fox, aged
X8. Funernl services Tnurs . 1 p. m..
parents' realdenre. 1927 N. Orata st. Int.
private. West Laurel Hill Cem.
nAFFNlZY Feb. in. JAMES, husband of
Annie Uaffney (nee allien). Funeral. Thurs ,
lnsa o. lam SI. solemn mass m. iuomii
Church 8,30 a. m. Int. Holv Cross Cem.
OAOE.1l Feb 17,at Medford. N. J,.
MAROARKT OAOKIl. iTinerai Hat., 2 p. m..
Menrorn
nitNTK
TV nvwv.l.
n m . 810 Ilorbrck St.. F1 Chase. Plilla
Int. Northwood Cem. Remains may be
V,'0ETTINaERe-Wb. 18. ADELINE. Wlf.
of Joseph A, Oettlnger, Br,, aged 00. Rela-
IARKT OAOF.n, . iTnerai Hat., 2 p. m.,
ird N, J, Int. Baptist Cem.
ifrEL Suddenly, Feb Id. .OKORaH
ENTEL. aged 09. Funeral. Frl , 8
DEATHS
LOST AND yOtTNP
Under management Ambassador Hotels System.
On the Boardwalk. Jet in the quiet, exclusive Chelsea
residential district. Spacious sun decks overlooking ocean.
Sunphony concerts every evening. Dancing in famous
srlll and Japanese tea room. Catering to select clientele.
Write for booklet.
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Vorfci Ambassador, At
lantic City; Ambassa
dor, Los Anpclest Am.
bassador. Santa Bar
bara, Alexandria, Los
1 itnrlr
ttves nd friends Invited to funeral, Thurs,,
1 p. m. Al. & unurcn u( i.umoerion, n. J,
mends may call 400 N. I'd at., Camden, N.
'blB&ON? Fob 14. OEOROE W.. husband
of late Anna E. Olbsnn. Relatives and
friends. Washington Camp. No 83, P. O 8.
of A.i 39th Ward Republican Club executive
committee. Invited to funeral, Frl., 2 p. m ,
residence of daughter, Anna L. Moylan, 1231
Itttner si. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends
may call Thurs eve.
cilNDELB. Feb. 10. ANNA, wife of
Harry Olndele (nee Oersltt). Relatives and
friends Invited to 'funernl. Thurs.. 7:30 a.
m.. 3470 Amber st. Requiem mass Our
Lady Help of Christians- Church 0 a, m.
OLENN. Feb. 17. ALICE, widow of Pat
rick Olenn. Helathes and friends. Altar,
Rosary and Hacrcd Heart Societies Invited
to funeral, Frl,. 8:30 a m.. I0M Olrard
.,,, Hninmn requiem mass Church Our
Lad'y of Rosary 10 a. m. Int. St. Denla's
CenrnrrHt.t;n. Feb. IU. DAVID. hiinhsnA
of BerlHa Oloeckler. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral, Thurs , 7.30 a. m , daugh
ters residence, wtv .. wiuru si, jugn mass
St. Bonlfaclus'a Church Dam. Int. Holy
noOWDY.-Ot pheumonla, reb. 10, OLIVER
THOMAS, son of Mary and lato Thomas
Oowdy. Services Thurs.. 2 p. m., 0129 Nas
sau rd. Int. private.
GRAVES Feb 10, J. ARTHUR., husband
of Edith M. Oraies. Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 4030
Walnut St. Int. prliat.
OREENF1ELD Of pneumonia. Feb 10.
ALMA, wife of Wm. OreenHeld (nee Haber
strah) Funeral. Frl .2 v. m , 2313 N.
10th st. Int prlatc, Odd Fellows' Cem.
JlAIOH Feb. 10. CATHERINE, wife of
Thomas Halgh, aged 70 Relatives and
Irienns nmii-. v rri..ta, Aiiurs.. 4 ou p.
m.. Trinity Reformed E Church. F st, and
Allegheny ave. Remains may bo viewed
Wed.. 7 to 10 p. m. Int private.
JlALL. Feb. Ill at Paoll. Pa.. IDA A..
widow of Albert Hall Funeral, Sat., 2 p.
m , residence of sen. A. M. Hall. Paoll,
Pa Int. Oreat Valley Presbjterlan Cem
HARRER. Of pneumonia. Fob. 13,
KATHHYN M. HARRER (neo TIerney), wife
of William V Harrer, Services on Frl,,
V P m., iiv-tif uronn si. ini. private
WILLIAM- Feb. 18, MAROARKT E.,
daughter of Harry B, and Leah Williams,
formerly of 4b24 Hazel ave., aged 22. Notice,
of funeral later.
HA,uvt;i 'en. 10, JUll.J u. haiivut,
Icea private, Frl., 1 p.. m.. Oliver II. Hair
llldg . 1820 Chestnut st. Int, private.
NF.BF. Feb. 16. WIUMELMINA. wife
of Fred W, Neef. Relatives and friends.
Camp No 80, P. O of A,t Mnntesuma Trlle,
No, 21, I. O, R M.I neneflclal Union, Dlst,
No. 488, Invited to funeral, Thurs . 2 p.
m. 1837 N. 12th st, Int, Oreenmount Cem.
NEBLY. At Indianapolis. Ind.. Feb. 18,
ELIZABETH FHAW, wife of E, Harold
Nesly. Notice of funeral later.
O'DRIEN. Feb IB, JOHN C. son of
Allen and late Richard O'Brien, ared 20.
Funeral Thurs, 8.SO- a, m., parents' resl
dence. 000 S, Slst St. Solemn requiem mass
Bt, Frsncis de flalos'a Church 10 a. m. Int.
KTw rnlheral Cem.
rtnir irh in. CARRIE, daughter of
Henry and Pauline Och (neo Kllgus), aged
20. Funeral Frl., 2,, P. m.. parents' resl
dence, 7402 Hieing Bun nve Phlla. InL
Oreenmount. Remains may be viewed
rWilSlvrin Fh IB. ROSE, wife of
William O'Connor (nee Hoheen) . Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Frl., bo a.
m , 211 Damon lane, Darby, Requiem mass
Bt. Clement's Church, 10 a. m. Int. Cathe
dral Cem A .
O'DONNELL. Of pneumonia, Feb, 18.
JAMKH J., husband of Anna O Donnell (nee
L)ndsey) son of the late Bernard and Mary
O'Donnell. Funeral Thurs . 2 p m 2063 S
Fnlrhlll st Int. New Cathedral Cem.
PnARBALL. Feb 10. HANNAH PAR
RISH widow of William Pearsall, aged 77.
Funeral services son's residence. 130 Spring
field ave., Bt. Martin's. Thurs . 4 p. m.
Services and int. private.
PENDLETON. On Feb 10 1(120, at 1217
W. Diamond St.. EMMA J., daughter of
Mary E and the late Captain Benjamin
Pendleton, Services on Thurs . at 2 p. m,,
at Armstrong's. 1927 N. Broad st. Int. prl-
PERRY. Of Influents, Feb. 14, CLARA
D , wife of William J. Perry, and (laughter
ne i.i- T.nrnn and Conlella flmlth. resi
dence, 2827 Wharlon st. Funeral Thurs., 2
p m. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Services and
PROCTOR. Feb. 17. SARAH JANE,
widow of Joslah Kendall Proctor. Relatives
and friends Invited to services Hat.. 2.30
V. m.. 127 Woodland ave.. Wyncote, Pa.
Int. private. Autos will meet trains arriving
at Jenklntown Station at 2-13 and 2:23 p m.
RKINHOLD Feb. IB, HENRY L REIN
HOLD. Br. Funeral services at residence nf
son. II. L. Relnhold. 127 Coulter ave.. Ard
more. Pa . Thurs ,2pm. Int, private
ilEI.YEA. Feb 17. OLORIA. daughter of
Rev. Harry A and Lillian Relyen. aged 11.
Relatives and friends invited to funersl serv
ices, parents' residence, 4017 N 12th .st .
Thurs , 11 n m Int. Newinrunswlrk, N. J.
REYNOLDS Feb IB JOHN J . husband
of Winifred E Reynolds (nee Brown) son
or av imam ano late jvrary ueynoms. Mon
th es and friends InUted to funeral. Thurs.
8 30 a. m . 810 N 81d st. Solemn requiem
mass Church of Our Lndy of Lourdes 10
a rn Int Holv Cross Cem Autc funeral
RHOADS Feb. 10 DAVID F., husband
of Agnes Rhnads. Relatives and friends,
lodges of which he was a member. Invited
to services. Frl., 2.30 p. m . 930 N. 42d st.
Int. Arlington Cein. Friends rav view re
mnlns Thurs eve
RIECK. Feb 10. CHARLES, husband of
late Frederlca Rleck. Relatives and friends
muter! to funeral services inurs,. i-u v.
DOO Lost, Scotch .terrier, male,
2IU
Cheslnut Hill 881.
bless return fn
Chestnut Hill, and
rintfrr
W-. Evergreen .,
receive reward, rhona
3 .
HEADLIOIIT Large automobile headlight, J -'
with Liberty lensi In the cltyt gultabU n '
ward. W, J. Ollmorsi phone Kkd. 788.
HOLDER U. cigarette holder, on fJatiir.''1 , fJtf
day. presumably at tho entranea ot tha ff, ,
.1-11..... .. ,... L.Jtt IIU.u, - J, Tt.HHK
Dellrvue-Btrntfnrdi liberal reward, rhon
Rryn Mawr 188.
PATENT LEATHER 1IAO Lost Feb. 17.
about 4 p m., at or near Wanamakerg
or on Chestnut st., between 12th and lath,
small patent leather bag containing 110 bill
and small change, with uO-trln ticket. Over
brook and Philadelphia. SuUatde .reward,
Thomaa Iloylan, 1O08 Ind Title llldg. Hell
Telephone Spruce H47
WATCH Lost, small gold watch, Initials on
bock B, H, M. C, between 11th and 16th
on Chestnut st.. Saturday night' rswarO.
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL
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The third annunl ball of the William
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FIVE MINUTES FllOM EVEItrTHINa
WiiBhlneton. I, c.
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Services parents' realdenre 100 E Sharp-
nacK si , uermantown. Tnurs . i;su p. m.
P.lvate.
CONLAN. reb. IS. DENNIS J., husband
of Julia Conlnn (nee Cnhlll). Relatlvea and
inenaa, at. i.amond's Holy Mame society,
all other societies of which he was a mem
ber, Invited to funeral. Thurs., 8.30 a. m..
3012 S. SIM st. Solemn hlzL mass of re
auiem HI. Edniond a Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem
OONNAUOIITON Feb. 15, of pneumonia,
ANN. wife of Thomas Conn.iuxhton (nee
Brennan). Funeral private, Frl., 11 a. m.,
124 Noblo st. Int. Holy Cross.
COOK. Feb. 17, J. HOWARD COOK, hus
band of Mattle B. Cook. Services Thurs..
8 p, m., 471? Hazel ave. Int. private, Dar
lington. Md . Frl.
COOPER Of nnellmnnln. nn TToh Ifi.
KATHERINE wife of John V. Conner (neo
Bchncrder) need 2 Also child RAYMOND,
aged 10 months. Funeral Thurs . a p m .
irom ner husband's resldencu HUO iz Schil
ler st Int private, Oakland Cem,
COPE Feb. 17. of pnumonla. SYLVIA
M Funeral services private Frl., S p, m..
40R N Hid M Int Oxford Pn
CORSON Suddenly Fh in Tf. WAR.
HEN husband of llertha R. Corson (nee
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Men's Hats f"
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IN MI7UOHIAM
SOMMER In lovlnff memory nf nur riap
mother, KATE 11EDMAN HO.MMEIt, who
(mused away Feb 1H, 1U10.
11 is aneei iu Know mai up win meet asaln
uhero nartlnir li nn morei
That the oneeo dearly loved has only lone
FATHER AND CHILDREN.
3Bcat!js
ADAMS. Feb. 1(1. MERV1N BAMUBU
huaband of Margaret Adami (nee Cook),
llelatlvea and friend Invited to funeral
nerceii Church of flonl Hheoherd. Iloae-
mont. l'a., Frl.. 3 n m. Int. Ixiwer Merlon
H&ptlil cem. f rlenda may call at rc'inence,
in N. Warner ave., Ilryn Mnwr, l'a., Thura,,
after 7pm
ALEXANDER. Fcib IT. JUI.IA 1.
daughter of William and Martha J Alex
ander. Ilelatlves and friend), invited to
runeral, Thura., H 30 a. m 1273 Rananm at,
Solemn requiem maas tit. Jamea'a Church,
10 a, m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
AUQUBTINE. Kt. 11. CHARLOTTE- J.,
wife nf Charlea T. Auauatlne. rtelatlvea
and friends invited to funeral aervloea.
Thura.. 2 D. m 3413 Wallace t Int. prl
vat IKmalna may be viewed Wed , 7.30
to 10 r m.
RABR. of pneumonia, Feb. IT. E. JO
SEPHINE IIAKR. Funeral aervloea Rat.. 2
1. m., Sia llermllaire t Manayunk. Int.
nrlvata
'UAl.LINaER, W. 10. Mantua, N. J.,
GKOKOE UAJLUNOiR. need 73. heltlve
Requiem hlsh miM St. Qrcxory'a Church 0
a. m int. Nt. jjenla's Cem.
HAUOHEY. Of pneumonia. Feb. 13
EDNA It., daughter of Anna and late John
m., reeldcnce of mother, 211)1 N. Palethorp
at. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Rrmalha may
be lewed Wed ee. Auto funeral.
HATES Feb. 1.1, MART T wife of John
Hasea and daughter of Thoma J. nnd B
llroman. Relative! anil ,'riends Ladlea of
(he John Lester. I', of A,, No, "3: Ladles'
Lo)itl Order of Moose, No. 1. Invited to fu
neral, Thura , 7.30 a. m.. parents' residence,
1348 N. Mascher st, Mara bt Michael's
Church 9 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Auto funeral,
HAYNES Feb. 10. ALLIRO T. HAYNES,
aged M. Funeral Thurs., 1:30 p. m. Int.
Cold Knrlngs Omit flowers.
HELMS Feb. 18. Atlantic City. N J ,
JOHN It., husband of Elizabeth F. Helms.
Services rrl , 2 p. m . Swcdesboro M. E.
Church Sedesboro. N. J.
HB.VT.SCHKE. Feb. 17. SOPHIA, wife of
Albert Hcntschke. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral sen Ices. Frl, 1 p m,
residence of daughter, 3324 N. Sydenham st,
Int prlate. Hillside Cem.
HERON Feb. 111. of pneumonia. CATH
ARINE, daughter of lato Andrew and Ella
Heron. Funeral Frl . 8:30 a m . Bt47
Oreenwny ave.. W. Phlla Int. private. Old
Cathertrnl
HICKMAN. Feb. 10, ADAI.INE ASH
WOOD, widow of James Hickman, aged 65,
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Thurs,. 1 p. m., 3247 De Lancey st. Int.
Fernwood Cem.
HOLLAND Feb. 10, ELLA A. R. HOL
LAND daughter of late llernard and Catha
rine Holland and aunt of A. O. H. Twlblll,
aged 80 Frlenda lnlted to funeral. Sat..
H 31) a. m . SMI N. loth st. High mass of
requiem Church ot the Ocsu 10 a. m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem.
HOPKINS reb 11. JOHN, son of late
John and Julia Hopklni. aged 70 Rela
tle and frlenda. Keystone Uenef. Asso .
invited to funeral, Thurs., 2 p, m., lS'.li
aiempms st int. i-aimer cem,
ma M lewed Wed . H to 10 n.
HOWARD. Of pneumonia. Feb. IS.
CHARLES, husband ot Nellie M. Howard.
Funeral ThUM ,3pm, B712 Harmer at..
West Phlla. Int. private. Holy Cross Cem.
HURST. Of pncumonll. Feb. 111. HIRAM,
husband of Sarah Eltznheth Hurst. Services
inurs., j p. m., ua li. springer st,, utn, int.
private.
JOHN'tON. Atlantic City. reb. 18. E.
RARTINE husband nf Minnie F. Johnson.
Tuneral services, 127 h Nprth Carolina ave.,
Thurs ,2pm Int. Pleasnatvllle
JOYCE Vb. IT. of mnuenia. PETER,
husband of late Mary Joyce. Funeral. Sat ,
0 a. m . 2023 W. Hufle!d at. Int. pr!ate.
Holy Sepulchre Cem.
ply In letter, stating full details of expert,
ence and reference. M 030. Ledger Office.
KIRN. Fob. HI nf pneumonia. Mll.
DUED. daughter of Sarah and late John
KJrn. aged 13 months. Funeral services
Wid ,8pm. 234 W Cornwall st Funeral
Thurs 1 n m , tirhnte Int. Oakland Cem
KLEPPINOER Of pneumonia. Teh 18,
JOSEPH LEE KLEPPINOER, aged 33. Fu-
nrai i"ri I) 30 a m.. 1017 S. 13th at. Int.
RIOHTER Of pneumonia. Feb. 1.1. MART
A. RIOHTER. Funeral services parlors of
Kathryn B. Carlln, 413 E. Olrard ae.,
Thura , 2 n m. Int. Palmer Cem. Friends
mav call Wpd eve.
RORERTH. Teh 10 of pneumonia.
FRANKLIV. husband of Prisrllla J Roberts
(nee Bnuder). Funeral services Thurs., 2
P. m.. 2429 Aspen- st, Int. private.
RODGERS. Feb. IB, MARY, dnughter of
lato Arthur and Margaret Rodgers Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs,
R 30 n. m., nil N. 2d st. High mass St.
Michael's Church 10 a. m. Int. Private
RYAN. Of pneumonia. Feb 10 JOHN,
husband of late Bridget Rian. Funeral,
Thura.. 11 a. ra . 1711 Dounton t. Int.
Holv Sepulchre Cem 4m
HYLriY. At "in iuarivn rDan, rco ,
EDWIN, husband nf late Sarah Ryley. Serv
ices and Int. convenience of family.
SCHLOMAN At Cresson. N. J . Feb. 17,
DORR19. widow of Martin J Schloman aged
70 Funeral Frl 1 p. m . residence of son.
Arthur H Schloman Cresson. N. J. Int.
Harlelgh Cem Camden
SEFTON. reb 10. JOHN, husbnnd of
Semah Fefton Friends nnd lodges Invited to
services, Frl. 2 11 ii m.. 3002 Warrett st.
Int private. Fernwood Cem.
SELTZER Of pneumonia Feb. 18.
SARAH J . widow of Albert T. Seltzer (nee
Abbott), aged St. Funeral Wed p m.,
residence of Joseph Jarboe. 2230 Pratt st.
Tlrldeaburg. Int. Buck.ngham Friends' Meet-
SHADELL. Of pneumonia. Teb 14
LAURA E daughter of late Trancis and
rmma Shidell. Funeral services private.
Thurs., 1 p m 2120 Hamilton st. Int.
prHte Fernwood Cem ,.
SHARP Feb. 1.1 MAnY W.. widow of
Dr. D. 11 Sharp, of Berlin. N. J., aged 59.
Services Thurs , 0 30 a. m , chapel Andrew
J. llalr & Ron Arch and 10th sis. Int.
private Berlin Cem.. N. J
SHOEMAKER Second Month 9th 1020.
at AlamiiRorda. New Mexico CHARLES B .
Jr.. son of lite Charles B and .Susie E.
Remains Shoemaker and slater of Elizabeth R ft.
Fretz senices nnci int. i.aurei im --";.
SIPPS. Of pneumonia. ELTZAHETH ANN
wife of Thomas Sipps aged 79. Funeral and
Int. private. Thurs., 10 a. m.. 2009 Cathi-
SMITH At .'413 Klnisessinc ave.. Feh.
,t oiififi'i. xr hii.ttnnil of Jennie H
Smith. Relators i.nd friends nil lodges of
which he was n mmher. Invited to services
Trl , 1 30 p m.. Church of Atonement 4,th
and Klngsesslng ae. Int. prlate. Trlendi
v svs mill TVitied aia
4PR1SS1.ER. Feb 1.1. of pneumonia
BERNARD, son or
ler. Funeral Th
residence 2301
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Feh 1.1. of pneumonia, ,
of Gresorv and Mar Sprlss- .,
Thurs 11 a m. parents .
W Lehigh ave. Int. St. j
KOON'TZ Feb 17. PAKN1E F. n Irlmv
of John C Koontz. Members of Calvary
Ref. Church Science Council, No 5.' D
of L.. Invited to funeral Frl.. 3 n m 272S i
Somerset st. Int Mt. Peace Cem Friends I
call Inurs eve
KRAMER. Feb. 14. of pneumonia, MAR
GARET (nee Schmidt) widow of Rnvmond
ii. Kramer, sr.. aged ft3. 1'uneral Thurs . 2
KI'EHN reb. 17. WILIIKT.MINA. wife
of Christian Kuehn. aged 70 Relatives and
friends Invited to services. Frl .1pm,
24.10 N. Colorado st Int. North" ood Cem
LANOAN -Feb 17. of pneumonia. CARO
LINA R . wife nf Martin J, Langan and ,
Dennlstnn), aged B7. Relatives and friends, i private Chclten Hills' Cem
i, iH.ii-iiT, ii, viiii-ii no .run a iiieiiiuur. 111-
Mted to funeral, Thurs , 2 p, m , Moreland
ave , Hatboro Pa Int. private. Remains
may lie viewed Wed., 5 to 0 p m.
CORSON Feb. 10 DANIEL M, husband
of Luclnda Corson aged 44. Funeral
Thurs 2 p. m. resMenco of brother-in-law,
Belford O, Royal, G1S Cooper St.. Camden.
N. J. Int. private. Friends may call Wed,
eve
CRAVEN. Of pneumonia Teh 10 WIL
LIAM H CRAVEN aged B8. Funeral
Thurs . 10 30 a m . 415 Penn st . Hatboro.
Pa Int nrhate
GRAVES reb. 10. J ARTHUR, husband
of Edith M Oni Services Thura,, 2 p.
m., 411.10 Walnut st. Int. private.
CROWLEY Feb 111. of Influenza. RUS
SELL W CROWLEY, aged 22. Funeral
services Thurs,. ..' p m . parents' residence.
E. High st Clayton, N. J. Int. Cedar
Green Cem.
DANKER Feb 13, of pneumonia, at 789
N. 2Kth st . Camden. N. J. MARY, wife
of Charles Dankel Funeral Thurs . 2 p. m.
Int Arlington Cem
DAUBE Feb 19. FREDERICK DAUBE.
Jr., aged 23 Services on hat., a 10 p. m., at
2013 West Susquehanna ave. Int. private.
DAVIS. Of pneumonia. Teh. 17, DE
BORAH C. DAVIS. 2231 S. 17th st. Services
Frl., 2 p. m . 01lrr H. Il-ilr llldg1., 1S20
Chestnut st. Int. nrlvae.
DEACON Feh 10 CLIFFORD K hus
band of Ellra White Dencon aged 70. llela
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral services,
Frl., 2 p. m.. 018 State at,, Camden. N. J.
Int private
DELACOUR. Feb. 17 MARY, wife of
James Delaoiur (nee Killj) Funeral Frl,,
8 JO a. m . Penn st Clifton Heights Ph.
Solemn High mass ?t Charles's Church 10
a. m. Int, St Charles's Com
DETWILER Feb 14 formerlv nf Cape
Ma. N. J.. J LEONARD hushind of Mary
Uetnller tnee Hughes) Funeral services
Tues., 8pm parlors of Frederick Mann,
Jr. loth at, lielow l ntromerv .ve. Int.
private, Mr Zlon Cem , Pottstown. ra,.
Wed n m
DINGEE Fob, 10, LAVINIA D.. widow
of Edmund T Dlngee nnd diughter of late
Samuel F, and Rebecca O Ridge, of Tre
voie. Pa. Relatives and friends invited to
funoral. Thurs., 1pm 1111 N. inth at.
Int. WllllAm Penn Cem Pnmerton.
Tr UTAATl InM Rfhrnlfll) W
0..nK a.V... 0 Ga.llp.. ThltTR 3 P 1P.I
2904 N. Palethorp st Int. Mt Vernon Cjm I
STAUl'FER. At Downlngtown an reli.
11 10211 1MI.I.IAM DAUMAN -nun--esl son
of William II nnd Clara Dauman Stuufrer
aged 21 lears Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral on Thurs IBth Inst froni hli
late residence. 340 E. Lancaster ae. SVrv
Ices at the house 2 n m. Int. private Auto
v 111 meet train nt -Downlngtown leaving
Brond St. Stitlon 11T10 a ro
STEIN. Feb 10 M RY. wife of Moes
iteln. need 08 Relatives and friends, l'a
Lodge. No 70 I O I! A .Invited to fu
neral Thurs 2 n m 1810 Erie ave. Int.
ya ru 1 I .1 1 ,. nmll fIAUaPl
P-.n?.- Ijl3 Marvlne st. Int private. .. I orPTVF.n Feh 17 MART M.. widow (f
J Conrad Stelner aged H2 Announcement or
funeral later from 2311 N 19th rt.
STEWARD Feb 17 KMMA. F. lfnf
Harry J Steward runeral seralcea Snt ,
1 n. m 0230 Charvlew st Oermantown
V':. " ',"A'" ''." ".'.' '"Ka?. ."' I Int Fernwood Cem Friends mav call rn
u..ur,,,,. ... -" .. mil f inim l.llll-
pacKer. agen ;.' i-oinerai. rrl.. 9.m a
mrnther's residence. 7184 Wlsslnomlng st ,
Taconv Int St Dominic's Cem
LAUXM VN Feb 15. ROHINE. widow of
Frederick Lauxman (nee Rohn). Relatives and
friends congregation St. Mluiael's Ev Luth
eran Church Invited to services, Thurs,
1 p. m . 3011 N. Darlen st. Int. private.
Remains may be lewed Wed.
LAYCOCK Feb. 17. ALICE, widow of
Joseph and mother of Marry Lairock, ngid
il'. Funeral services, Frl , 2 p. m . snn-ln-liw's
residence. John Wilson, W4AI Helen
st Int private. North Cedar Hill Cem
LEUPOI.D Feb.1.1. JOHN FERDINAND
husband of Louisa F. Leupold (nee Young),
aged 59 Relatives and friends, members
Local Union No. 110. A. of K.. employes of
Jacob Reed'a Sons Invited to funeral serv
ices Thurs ,1pm. 1922 Orthodox st. Int.
North Cedar Hill Cem.
LEWIS Feb 17. MARIA, widow of John
Lewis, aged OS Services private, Frl, 1
p. m , 1324 N. 59th at. Int. Fernwood Cim. I
Call after 8 pm, Thurs,
LEUPOLD Feb IS, JOHN FERDINAND
husband of I.oula F Leupold (nee
Young) aged ,vi Relative and friends, A.
F of L, No 110, emnloves Jncoh Reed's
Sons, Invito dto funeral. Thurs. 3 p in
li.'2 Orthodox t. Remains may be. viewed
CASHIER Young woman as cashier under
Uminn system. Mlichell-Fletcher Co,.
6000 Oermantown ave. Oermantown 2000,
BOOKKEEPER THE ACCOUNTING DE
PARTMENT OF THE PUBLIC IJ5DOKR
CO. DESIRES THE SERVICES OF 1
YOt'NO WOMEN WITH AT LEAST 3
YEAII.S" HlflH SCHOOL TRAININIJ OR
ITS EQL'IIALENT IN BUSINESS EDUCA
TION. . xNonijsui ; ok iiookkeki"-
INC IS REQUIRED FOR ONE OF THESE
OSITIONS A.SK FOR. SIR. PRICE.
I'L'HI.IC I.KDOEIt CO
0TI1 AND CHESTNUT STS
CHAMBERMAID and assist chlldnurse: good
ref. required Apply 4U1 S. 2Jd st.
CHII.DNl'RSE to take care of bby and
assist with other children; good home for
the right party; references. 40J1 Wayne
avenue.
CHU.DNURSE wanted to care for Infant
only, good reference. Apply 1510 N. Ota.
CLERK1 YOUNO WOMEN
FOR AUDITINO DEPARTMENT
ArPLY BUREAU OF EMPIXJYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
COOK wanted white, one willing to assist
with downstairs housework' no washing; S
In famllv desirable position. Telephone Over-
l.rnok .1810
COOKING and downstairs work: small fam
ily, no laundry wages 110, 402t Wayne
nve Voomlng ll'l
Wed . 8 n m.
LLOYD tell 10 PETER husband of
Elizabeth LIod. Funeral Thurs. 8.10 a.
m , 7B2 S 11th st Solemn mass of requiem
St Paul's Church 10 u m. Int. Cathedral
Cem
LOUCICS reb. 16 of pneumonia. MARY
fit IV 11
at 110 E
STUETrH ren n 1 1. iivl.v c niunii-
- nr tmmn OTlanlel and late Mllllam
Rtrnteh Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funiral services reeldenre of parents. 210 E
Glra-d ae Thurs 2 pm. Int, Me-
i-TUDHOUirn Feh 11 HENRY P... hu-
band nf Alice stuunoime m-u iiraoii
41. Relntlves and friend" Rrlcklayer;'
Fnlon. No. 1- Court Pride of Ken No 2J.
M, Invited to funeral Frl. 8 30 i m. loo
E Rusell st. Solemn requiem mnss ; hurch
of Ascension 10 a m int .ew Lamearai
mi'ivunv Feh 11. MADFLINE daugh
ter of Andrew and Margaret Swansnn. aged
Ill herices vveu . i 1 1 1 . "'"' "rc ""
Int private. Elergreen Cem .Thurs
iiriTMCT Feh 18 of Influenza ISA-
nt'.t.t.A. wife of Edward T Sweenev (nee
Cojle) Funefiv Thurs. 9 a m.. 243. red-
-Mni .. Tnt nrlvate.
lYMMl'.S Feb 13. ALICE daughter of
.-. in..nhln. SimtnM Conlln aged li.
runeral Thurs 7 10 n m Edward Conlln's
residence HOT N Front st solemn
ntilim mass Church of Ascension 9 u
Int ', Cethedral Cem ' l
nnd late Matilda Teese Relatives and Dept.. 2d floor A. Hartung i. Cw, 508 Raca,
friends Inlteo in lunrmh jiiura.. o.ou pin..
CORSET FITTERS EXPERIENCED
APPLY Ul'REMI OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
DICTAPHOVE AND EDIPHONB
OPERATORS
If vou put a high value on your services.
You are Just the one we want to see.
We require high-grade work.
We consider that It should tie well paid.
Come and see me
Mrs Linda S Patten
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO,
7th and bansom sts
DICTAPHONE OPfRATOR
EXPERIENCED
Arn.Y BUREAU OF EMPLOYME!
VVANA.MAUKll'M
GIRL High school girl In large
houe; no experience necessarj
of music an anvaniage
ecesss rv -an
Plin 'Jn
if-VM
IiAja
xer Off.
clean surroundligs and rest room Cu
'ref.:
ttlnar
roltltrV Feb 14 nt daughter's resi
dence 1412 P Mnrstnn rt . MaRGARET
v ldn v of lames Torrens Tuneral srvlct
Wed 2 n m Int private.
wife of Edwin A. Loucks. need 41 I TROUT Of Influenza Feb 10 WILLI ni
: Washington lane Otn. Services IIEVItY husband of Jennie A Trout p.,.
nHIiyj). ", ""? l ,i"y.ll . apt., of Kirk fi Nice .tSoi Oermantown , nefnl" Private
rSI.'e1"., r1?. bUr",J ,rm mn,"tr'1' "om'- MA-rTHEW3-Feb.D14mElIri:N.,e;vlfe of! VALENTIVr-F-b. 14 PIAH A.
Lancaster. Pa Andrew Matthews (nee Honel, Relatives and I -widow of David W Valentine, aged 77.
, DOHERTY. Feh. 16 MARY DOHERTY ftleids Invited to funeral, fhurs., 9 so aT Relatives and friends Invite. to funeral
(nee Coane), widow uf Charles Doherty. m, 2211 S 11th st Solemn requiem mass I "era Ices. Thurs 1 p. m sons residence.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Epiphany Church 11 a, m. Int. Holy Cross Frank P Valentine. Concord Delaware
Frl.. 8 JO a. m. 2111 Stoutnn st. Solemn Cem. i countv Pi I" Private. Conveyances will
requiem mass Church of Visitation. Int, McILVAINE At her home, Woodbine, I meet noon trains at Conrord station
New Cathedral Cem. Second Month 17th 1920, ELIZABETH M. WAGNER Feb 17 of pneumonia MARY
DONNELLY. Feb 14 JXMES J hus- McILVAINE w Idow of J. Gibson Mcllvalne! M . lwfe of E c 11 agner pf 19J4 Chancellor
band of Mar A, (nee Kenney), son of late Due notice of funerat will be given, I st Due notice of runeral
Jamea nnd Sarah Funeral Thurs.. 8 80 h. MetNTYRE Feh 10 THOMAS JAMES I WALLACE )uddenlv Feh in formerlv
m.. residence of James J McDevltt. Sr.. 7002 McINTYRE aped 117 Services Wed. 2 p. , nf 809 Cameron st JAMES, husband of
Brewster ave. Mass St Raphael's Church 10 m. residence Miss F R M. Hitchcock. 4033 ' arah A IVallnce Relatives and friends,
a m. Int. Cathedral Cem Emploves Glmbel , Walnut si Int. private. i Excelsior I odoe No 4'M F nnd A Jt .em.
Brjs.. fouith floor. Invited ' McMAHON. Of pneumonia. Feh. IT. nloyes of Philadelphia Knit Mills Invited to
.....-- r.,,, .. - . . ."-",- i. nsrl.t am. ! se. tsrt nIAAa'a wnl.lBAA
riAitAii, wiic ot r-mnriR t .Mi.Mahon (nee ' services, inurs . ,.;'".',, """"jr;.
Gllsron). late of 721 S Alden Bt RelntlvM Mrs W. S Cooper 2043 V. Co , lege .ave. Int.
invited to funeral Frl., 11 10 a m parlors nrlvate.
frlnd Invited to funeral
DOWIE Feb. 17. WILLHM J. son of
William and !tfvry Dowle (nee Hannan), aged
13 Funeral, Frl ,1pm parents' resi
dence 967 E. Chelten nve Service, Chrlten
Ave, Baptist Church, 2 n m Int Hillside
Cem Remalna mav be viewed Thurs eve.
DREHER . Of pneumonia. Feb 13.
CHARLE8 E son of late Chsrles and Emily
Dreher. Immedlnte adult relatives linly In
vited to funeral, Thurs , 9 a, m,, parlors
John F, Kleffer. 513 Olrard ave Int. private.
DRYnUHOH. Feh 11. DAVID, husband
of Martha Dryburgh (formerlv Yates) aged
90, Relatives and friends, Cnpt Philip R
Schuyler Post. No 51 O A R Camp J.
Ml.l.ni iu mii.l.l wiinr. a i . . ill , ...
residence of son-in-law George Livingstone, vate
of Thomas F. Roche a E. cor. Bfl li a, ,1 . WALSH Ken 1.1 v A l iiaivi.k VVAI.SH,
Cedar nve. Int. nrlvate. 'Relative" anil
VcVEl Feb. IS JAMES son nf 1.1.
Inliies and Mnr McVey aged 51 Dlv. No
.11, A O II . Invited to funiral Thurs. 8 30
a. m sister's residence 201T E Fletcher
st High requiem mass Church of the Holy
Nvime 10 a m Int Holv Cross Cem,
MERRILL Feb l.V MIRIAM A dVugh.
ter of Charles O, and Margaret S. Mer
rill Relatives and frtenus Invited tn serv
ices, Thurs,. 2 p m , parents' residence,
4tl Edgewood road Ilrookllne Pa. Int prl-
ate
MILLERi Of pneumonia. Teh IT R 1Y.
MON'D It. son of Henrv A. nnd Elizabeth
Thurs 11 a m. S P rrankenfleld Sons,
sunn vine st
MILLER Feh 16 ot pneumonia WAL
TER S husbnnd nf Dnrothv M and sen
of Walter and Marv Miller. Funeral Frl .
Greenwich st Int West-
852 E. Boston nve Int. private. Friend,.
may rail Thurs , after K o m
DOYLE. Feb. 14. FRANK J, husband
of Margaret Dnile (nee elongan). Funeral
Thurs., 8 30 ft. m T25 E Thaver st, Solemn
mass Ascension Church 10 it m, Int, St.
Dominic's Cem
nAiiiiUi rni. ,., .k.i,i., ,v- .icv,rns- , , , V,. o i
Ini. wife nt Xllrbnel J. Karle TV nnit.. 12 n clock 3.'3
of funernl. from ber late residence. ft?n minster 1 em
N. Brooklyn 1 MOYKR Fth 17 ELIZABETH t widow
EIIEHLE Feb, 10, JOHN C, husband of of Samuel r Moyer Funeral services Trl,
Rose M. Eberle, aged B4 Relatives and ,1pm. 4301 Fleming st , Roxburough, Int
friends, Old Guard and Custom Inspectors, private,
invited to services. Thurs. 1 p. m . Ill uth MULLEN - Of Conehnhocken Pa Feh
ave., Hftddon Heights. N J. Int. Mt. Vernon ' 16 MARGARET It . wife of Josenh Mullen
Cem , and daughter of John nnd Annie Kelly and
E.NOIJ? Feb. 18 ELIZA S daughter of I sister of Rev Richard Kall of Phlla Fu
late Jaoob and Elizabeth Engle, aged 84 neral Thurs 8 30 a. m , .parents' residence
Funeral services Thurs. 11 a m., Home for ' 110 W 3d ave Solemn high mass of re.
Afr?.CTu,,i"v 172H Francis st. oulem St Matthew's Church 10 a m Int
FAUX. Feb. 17.of Pneumonia. CHARLES kt Matthew's Cem
E... Jr.. son of Charles and Emma E. Faux MURrilY Feb 14, MARY MURPHY nl.
Frl , 7 30 a m protner.in-iaw's residence,
Thomas J Crowe 211 V 1th st Camden
N J Solemn high mass Church nf Immac
ulate Conception. 0am Int Calvary Cem
WARDI-OW Feb 16 KATHV.RINE R
wife ot Robert Wardlow aged 42 Funeral
services Thurs .2pm 3639 W. Oakdale
st Int Oreenmount Cem
WH1TAKER Feb 17 MRYE, wldc-w
of Oliver Whltaker Relatives and friends
Invited to, service Frl 2 n m lOJl Gil
linm st Lawndnle Pa Int private.
WII.I.I7Y At 21 (low en nve Mt Airy.
F. b 1.1 JOHN IIBSIIT WII.LEY aged 8
iizaoe-n i :.--.-.. .". i-- n....- ... j.- :
Miller. 6042 Master st Service, Private. 'lv7,"4oN lf "l7 " ROBERT 'hus ESSl
nnd grandson nt Louisa and the late Her
man iiraun, agei a roinerni, rri., l.ao p.
Int.
atlves and friends. Invited to funeral Frl
8 a. m., Leon Warner's residence Spring
Garden st nnd Public rd West Palmyra.
N J High mass Church of Sacred Heart.
9 10 a m. Rlvertun, N J Int. Calvary
r--.
it John F, and Margaret M, J NASH. Feb 16. at Lancaster Pa ED
I Mon 10 a. m 1182 8. ' WARD brother of Rev James Nash and
m , parents' residence, 4821 N, 4th st
private.
FIN LEY. Feh 16. of pneumonia
CHARLES JOSEPH, husband of Helen M,
Kin ey ann son o
trlnlev. Flinerul
lfllh st. Int. Holv Cross Cem.
FISH Feb 17, MARY ALICE, widow of
James Fish. Relatives and frlenda. Victoria
Lodge. No. 4. D of St. O.. lnvlti-4 to funeral
services, Frl. 3 p. tn., 1835 E. Tioga st,
Ik.l'.'IIftKi... . .. - . -
A.-i.-iiuAri. reo. is. or innuenza.
ruihurlne Wilson Funeral services Thurs
2 p in 108 W Baltimore nve I.ansdowne,
Fa Int private.
WITTIG Of pneumonia, Tib 16 MARY
(nee Marauley) wife of Qeorge Wlttlg Fu
peral private. Thurs. 9 a m.. 2707 Jefferson
st Int Holy Cross Cem,
WOMEl.SDORF Feh 16 GEORGE It,
husband of Anna C Womelsdorf Funeral
services Frl 3 p. m... 1022 Rockland st.
'"WOOD1 Feb 17. MARGARET widow ot
Hcnrv C Wood nyed 83 Funeral services
19 13 V 21st st , Frl , 1 p m Int private
WYNN Feh 17 at 22B0 N Ulth st
MARY E lf" nf Benjamin F Vnn
Due notice of funeral will be c Iven
YOUNG Of Influenza, Feb 16 EFFIE
RODOERS wife of Harry Young and daugh
ter ot inie uniurn ,,, mm jiiary vv Jiougers
Services Tnurs it a, m. "-
Oermantown Int. private.
GIRLS WANTED
GOOD PAY EXTRA BONUS
For clean, light
factory Inspecting
CONGENIAL REFINED GIRL3
to work with
Pleasant surroundings
Matron In attendance
RECREATION ROOM
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
But girls must not be under
10 years of age
Apply at once
ATLAS BALL CO.
4th at. ami Glenwood aye
GIRLS WANTED
Desirable positions are open In our packlnc
department for girls over 18 years of agei
114 per week to start: clean, light work;
pleasant hours; rest rooms.
Apply
FRANKLIN SUGAR REFININO CO.
Employment Orflce
Foot ot Reed st.
GIRLS WANTED
GOOD PAY AND STEADY WORK
FRANKLIN PROCESS CO.
HOPE AND CLEARFIELD BTS.
112 Locust ave..
tiNnKnT.nicng
Mother M.
aged 60 Relatives and
n runeral. Thura ?4s Tn.
St., Lancaster Pa, Solemn mass Church
of the Sacred Heart ft a, m. Int. St. Mury'a
CemtilJincaster Pa,
Nir.EI,. Of Influenza 830 W, Upssl St.,
CltnT. Feb. 10. JOHN NAZEL. member or
FLANN1CIAN. -Feh. 14. nf nflumu. ninl
ANNA, wife o( Lawrence Flannuran (net ' Apollfa Lodae. No. 386. F, and A. M. Herv-
fkmJ . DIAMOND
1 III HI ISSlSSSMSWMBMiMSSSSPSJSSSlWSsSsMi
GIRLS AND WOMV:N. NOW IS THE TIM!
TO SECURE A STKADY. GOOD-PA YINO
POIITION IN OUR NEW WEST lVORKfli
BOTH ASSEMBLERS AND MACHINE OP.
ERATORS NEEDED. APPLY 33D ST. EN.
TRANCE ELECTRIC DENTAL BUILDING,
8111 AND ARCH 8TH TAKE ELEVATOR
TO FIFTH FIaXIR. II. T, PAI3TE CO.,
S201 ARCH ST.
,' M
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100 OIRUH AND TOUNO WOMEH
FOR PACKING AND MISCELLANEOUS
WORKl EXPERIENCE NOT NECKS.
BART! OOOD PAY AND rLKAHANT
HUlinOUNDlNOHl 8-11 O UK DAI '
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