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SISTERS LEAD BOYS
TO SAFETY IN FIRE
300 at St. Aloysius's School,
Weot Chester, Escape Panic,
Duo to Plucky Teachers
FIREMAN 'NEARLY DROWNS
Prompt anil plucky "nclion by the
trlrc sister wbo act as tcnchrrs to the
MO boys of St. Aloyjs!ii School, t
Wrst Clreslcr. got'Mmfrom the build;
In- Ihev use ni ddrmitoriMi nt 8 o'clock
InCi night, whlle'llrr- riwrpt the bare
unit nml nilcd.lhbiiiltlltiR w th mraokr.
Tlit hov orc'ijro-' the old billldiucs ot
ii,p Villa Marin Com'ent, SIMcr of the
Immaculate TIfart. yachted by the
vi tcrs when they moved from A est
Chester to their imw convent bulltling
Pt Frnfticiv Klndllnp wood, piled near
ll,c heallns ajipafatim In the 'basement
,,f the rear purjloh of the building, be-
. it ignited' add the smoke and the
Blare ot the flames were seen by ono of
the boys na he passed from ono building
to another.
He ran to one of the sisters to give
the alarm. The sister tried to use th
telephone, but wns unable to get con
nectlon with the West Chester .firo
hotise. The smoke grew thicker and the
sister frantically joggled tho receiver
hook up and down, but could not get the
number. Slio fainted.
Another sister at once took her place,
and finally the firemen were notified.
They had a run' of one mile, and -by
the time they arrived the flames bad
spread to tho carpenter shop adjoining
the heater room. As the shop was filled
with inflammable materials the flames
rnnldlv snread.
Ily tho time the firemen nrrlved the
carpenter shop and heater room were
ablaze. Tho sisters, meanwhile, bad
marshaled their charges, hoys ranging
til nr.IV fpnm air 1,1 llttfinn ,. mm.1
iii hum. u.n w i-iniud JiniHi I1IIUI
were leading tbcni from tho building,!
quieiiy restraining mose wno attempted
to'makc, a.-breaknnd run for it when
their cxcitcrtient cot the better ot them.
All the boys reached the ground In
safety. '
The firemen Hooded the basement wlih
water beforn they' could train rnnlrnl
of. the flames. They had a hard fight
in Keen me lire irgm DreaKtng through
mo ccniug -oi me nascment and reach
ine to the gymnasium .jiint nhovc.
Harold Peoples, twenty two years
old, n fireman of No. 1 Company, was
overcome with smoke In the basement
and nearly drowned fn the two feet
of water that bad collected 'there, He
was carried out by bis comrades and
was revived after half an hour's work.
The beating plant of tho academy was
partly destroyed nnd materials and
tools in the carpentry shop were
ruined by water. Tho total loss is
estimated at about $2.0J.
BABY FALLS THIRTY FEET
Walks Out of Window Drops
Through Skylight Skull Fractured
Gerald Gottlieb, two years old, '120
.fnmt aV-Mn afreet lfltvl.lan t,nllnr1
out of an open French window on the
HV'1 UUU 1IUU1 ,il mr, tiuill,- lib .V U UIUIK
this morning and fell thirty feet through
a skylight.
The mother heard tho child's screams
and the crash. Taking tho baby in her
arms she rushed into the street crying
for help.
The child was taken to Cooper Hos
pital suffcrirg from a fractured skull.
Man Accused of Attack
Frank Itradley, giving an address on
Carlcton street near Eighteenth,- was
held in $1500 ball for court today by
Magistrate Grclis on a charge of as
sault on four-year-old Kobcrt Gross.
A search revealed Kradley biding in a
packing box at Cherry and Brood
streets. Ho ran and, after n chnso of
several bloeks, was placed under arrest.
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CHILD ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Youth Killing Rats Said to Have
Wounded Little Boy
Six-year-old William Hommcrschuli,
. . Iff L 1 11. .!! .Imi.I wm kl.i.1 t
11 f CSt iVIUUHUD nuiui, vwio rnui. Jll
tho right, shoulder by Hnrold Unllaghcr,
nineteen1 years old, according to the police-,
while tho latter was shooting rats
along Tacony Creek. Although the
shooting occurred Saturday afternoon.
It wan not reported to the police until
last night. '
Gallagher, who lives at 109 East I,u
ray street, will bavo n hearing today
before Magistrate Price,
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Doctor?"
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that n happy.
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ACKi:nXtVBiirfnlv ll.rrh "1. Atl
nULUA r.. widow of Charlea C Ackerman
runral acrvicca WU . i! p. m.. rcaldnro of I riillln Mrh. nmral nrUatc Wed,. 'J
aon. l-'ranela F. Aoktrnnn, n2 L.afaytt in Hrlhlohfir plkr Ambler Pa, FrlendK
road, Audubon, N J Int. private. KrlendJ , tnav vall Tn rr omit floivcra
may call Tuea.. after T p. m. MeOrrRKV -- flmHenlv. March 27
AnTLET, MAIICII i8, rnKDCniCMJ I IOIIM W hu.banr of the lafr Marwrat Kl
(nee Nur.a). widow of Theodora Arielt. "u McCaffrav (lire tiuhney), of 220B Montrolh
80. Itelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral , at HelalUea tiH frirnrfa in.if.,i in r,ln.ri.
I.... a, .". ,.... nf.'. -I ... a J 1 ..-...-.... ... ..............
i'-- inure., ii a m prrcn,--,x. .-
healthy child, normal in every other
way, should nave to wear classes at
the nge of twelve.
The kindlv old sneciallst lr.inrd
back and thought a moment before
Hpcakiiifr. "Vou know," he annwercd,
"or more correctly speaking, you
probably do not know that we are
all more or less (he victims of glare
and eyestrain. They are insidious
enemies of the eyes, at work every
waking hour of the day; especially
actlvo during the hours wo spend
under artificial light.
"It used to be true of my home,
and I suppose- it is of yours, that the
lighting consisted of glowing spots
of light spaced at different places in
the room, close enough together to
relieve the murkinexs and mako tho
darkness visible. No attention was
paid to the fact that these spots of
glare wcro highly irritating to the
rye, both in themselves nnd where
they were reflected from mirrors and
polished surfaces. We all thought
that it was ono of the discomforts
or life that had to be put up with,
like tho dog days, and mosquitoes.
'VVnd then the other extreme that
we' all swung to in trying to escape
glare was the under-lighted room.
This was Just as irritating, as injuri
ous and just an productive of eye
strain as ovcrllghtlng. It seemed
thnt there was no happy medium.
You notice that I say seemed; it is
because I have found a way. which,
Dy comoining me good quauties or
direct and indirect lighting, elimi
nates both glaro and gloom. There
is so much done nowadays in the way
or preventive medicine, that I really
regard this new liehtintr svstem in
that way. I prescribo it as readily
as I do glasses, because prevention
is so much more effective than remedy.
"Here's a card
with the name of
this new system
on it, and tho ad
dress of the elec
trician who can
serve you."
I looked at the
card as soon as I
was outside. The
name written on
it was "Duplexa
lite." The minute
I got home I tele
phoned t o the
electrician. H e
asked me the size
of my room, gen
eral color scheme,
and whether the
ceiling was light colored. Later thatl
afternoon he arrived and much to my
surprise only carried a few cartons
tinder his arm. He said the only way
lo appreciate the value of Duplex
Lighting was to see it, and so I
agreed to let him put tip a sample
in my living room.
He opened one carton, look out the
Duplcxalile, and explained it thor
oughly lo me as he was working. He
said: "You .see in the first place you
should use a Mazda C lamp if you
want lo get all the light out of the
current you pay for; then, because
Ihe lamp is so very bright and power
ful, this Duplexalitc was designed
with the circular metal deflector to "hurch. iiied to
... , .. . r .. .. , ' p m reildenr" of
mi uii mruiiK r.in iriiiu mr i' ch uuu
direct them to the celling for indirect
distribution. The flat glass disc fits
under Ihe bottom of the deflector and
diffuses the direct light coming
straicht down." and that was about
ll I..A '..., l 2. ....... nt,r.l. a.a.,1 DrlVIlte.
.... ...v.i .- . . ...... o.....,. uuu pox March 20. ANNIE M POX UMa
SO practical another Of these tlllllCS lit., and friend Iruited in funeral. Wed
that mnkr? vou wonder whv we iipvpt I T-.in m . M Tl Jefferaon t IIIkH inasa of
..-j u.r rri,t i .. ,.' , ,... , re,,uiem St OreBorj- a Church 0 a. m. Ini
uuu unc uciuic. i ma 13 wiim iiijr nun- St Denla a Om
band will call simply another appli
cation of straight-line reasoning.
Well, it did not take any longer to
install Duplexalitc than to tell me
I about it and so in just a few minutes
he switched on the light and I re-
I ccived the real surprise of my life.
lor it secmea as u me sun Mad come
back over the horizon and bathed the
room in soft radiance. It was unlike
any artificial light that I had cter
seen. The room was filled with a soft
brilliancy that clearly illuminated
every object in it, and yet the light
itself was so soft that it was really
the most comfortable light that 1 had
ever known.
It was true that there was no nos-
siblc chance for eye-strain under a
Duplexalitc.
I We have lived with Duplexalitc
for two weeks now, and are so de-
I lighted with it that we have had
I them installed throughout the house.
And my only regret is that we did
i not hear of Duplexalitc before that
it had not been necessary for little
Edith to injure her ejesight before
, vc woke up to the necessity of good
iiiununimon.
No. -HI, F, artrt-
I and frlenda, Totter Ijdae
M . Phlle fnnal.lAr.. Inrttnrftit f44tfA
. No 5R. and Temple, Encampment, No. 10nl
I I O V V : niembera of Hop PreaHrterlait
liurrh and employe nf Atlantic neflnln
' Invited to funeral Wed 2 p, rn. 53HH
Oreenway ave Int Mount Morlah Cem. '
i AAh. Wur-h 27. TIIRItKriA. wife of
D. E. 257
ri
Hroad at Int private. Ml Vernon Ceni
. nAmtACLOUOH March 20 MAnOAnET
J.. widow of Iaanc Ilarrnclomli. Kunoral
Wed,. D:jft i m,t r:l(lnce of atater, Mre.
Oeorire, Thomson. MIS Baltimore ave. HlRh
tnaaa of requiem Church of Tranaflnuratlon
11 a. m. int. private
, BtMMINClEn. March 28. HAUnV, hua
hand of Catherine Illmmlncer, neitHe and
friends, also Ilrunawlck-Balke.Collender Co ,
U O. O. M lntred to funeral. Thure , 1
p. rn. from rlaughter'a residence. 40 N
l-djenood at. ((loth and Market ) Int. Nbw
nmden Cem. Trlends may call Wed. ec
between 7 nnd 10 o'clrtck
. BIT.VEn .March 20 A WATNB. .liu
nand of Sarah rherrv miner, aaed M. ttela
tlvca and friends. Wm I.. Ktklna IodBe. No.
C4'l F. and A. M . oilier omanliatlonj with
which, he waa connected Invited to funeral,
Thurs.. 2 p m.. 1833 H. 67th at. Int Mt.
Morlah Cem.
nORDEN. At Atlantic City. N J March
?0. -LAn. IIUMPF, wlfo of Dr. II A.
Borden, Itelatltea and frlenda United to fu
neral services. Wed.. 12 noon, residence Dr.
W A. Borden, 200 8. New Hampshire ae.,
Atlantic City Int. private.
nnowv.- ifr.h !n rnwjnn r . hue
band of Aanea Dallas Brown. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral aenlcea. Wed.. 11
a m. 8418 Whitby ava. Int. private. On
view Tuas., 7 to 0 p. m.
BROWNLKY March 28. KMMANUr.I. T .
son ot Emma T, and late Charles J. Brown
ley, a ted 1. Funeral aarvtcen Wed , 2" p. m ,
1M8 N. Edewood at. Int. Arllntton Ceni.
rJn.!.l.may call Tuea.. R to 10 r. m.
. BURKi:. Jrarch 2fl. MART, widow ot
John Burke. Funeral Wed..- 8 a. m.. dauah
ter'a residence, lira. Thomas MeCook. 1008
N. Van Pelt at. Solemn requiem maas St.
Elltabeth'a Church D a. m. Int. Ulrard
vl IK Pa.
BbTCHER. March 2H. MARTHA A.,
widow of John Butcher, aged 81. Funeral
aervlces. Thurs.. 3 p. m , 818 Chew at.. Mt.
AJry. Int. private,
CLRARY . Marcn 28. SARAH (nee
Dunne), widow of George Cleary. Relatuea
and friends Invited to funeral. Wed,, 9:30
a. m,, 038 N. 42d st. Solemn requiem tnasa
church of Our Mother of Sorrowa 10 a. in.
Int Cathedral Cem
COOKE. March 2f. EMII.T DOWNINO
COOKC (nee Kirk), wife of Dr. William A.
Cooke, a-ed HI Funeral aervlcej Wed.. 2:30
P. ni 1247 N 28!h at Int. private. Mt.
I'eaoe cent, iiemaina may be viewed Tuea .
7 to 0 p. m.
CORNISH fill March 2B. 1B50 RArtAH
A. CORNISH Funeral aerMces. Thursdav
o. m.. at the home of her brother. J. W
Cornish. Mount Poconn Pn.
COX March 28. llAN'MAlf. wMnrv nt
Charlea Cox Funeral Wed . 7:30 a. m.. fu
neral parlnra William H Chew. S. W cor.
Mlth and Spruce sta. Solemn requiem masa
Transforation Church. B a. m. Tnt private.
tiiv.-su. .Marcn -t. maroaubt widow
of Michael Coyne. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed.. H:80 . m. 2332
Catharlno at. Solemn requiem tnasa St.
Anthony'a Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross
Co-
nnSHON March 28 DORA DKSITON
(nee llerkhart). wife of Francis P. Deshon.
ReMtlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral serv.
Ices. Wed . 8 p. in 443.". Raltlmoro ae.
Int ChamhersburB. Pa., Thurs
DORNRERni-.R. March 20, MART, widow
cr Anxnony uornuerirer. l-unerai wed , H a
m,, residence nf daUKhter. 1R80 S. I.lnd-n-wood
at Solemn maas of requiem St. It
ratlua'a Church 0.30 n. m. Int. Holy CrJii
Cem.
DOWLINO. March 27 CATHARINE R,.
widow of itjhn S Dnwllnir. formerly of
Shenandoah. Pa Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Wed.. 8 30 n. m.. realdence
of dauchter. Mrs Oeorae P Oreen. Mlri
Malcolm st. Solemn requiem mass Church
of Most messed Sacrament 10 a. m. Int
Hriv r---ie Cem
DCOOAN March 20 ANNA, wife o!
John Dueran. daimhler of Tliomaa and Mi'v
uonovan. or lianeen, viueena county, ireian'i.
Relatives and friends, AltHr Socl"t InMtcd
to funeral, Wed ,0a.m. 2427 W Firth et
Solemn requiem mass St Colupiha's Church
10 a m tnt Holy Pepurhre Cem.
EI.EMAN On March ?n ANNIE ET E
MAN wife or Philip H Kleman Funeral
servicer on Thura . at 2.30 ii m residence.
B211 Rodman at. Int. private Ml Morlah
Cem.
ELLISON March 29 nt Aldm Hotel.
ELLEN FRANCES. ldo of William P.
Ellison, aaed fc" Funeral St .TnmeVe
Church. 22d end Wnlnui sta . Wed.. 11 . in
Int prUate
FNDT March 28 KNAl'BR l... husband
nf Ida JI F.ndv. Tun-ral aervlces Thur 2
V ill.. n21H De Lan.-cy st. Int Hillside
Cem. la funernl vnr
EVANS. March C ROBERT t. hus
hand of Marv Supptee I.ans HK-d t'.' Rla-
Vr nnd frlenda. menili-ra of First Iirethn-n
runerni serlcs w co
sen Row 'and r Evans.
17"2 pine at. Ini prume tnnit nowrre.
FISHER l-i Atlemie cit N .i Mi.rch
28 Rrof fiEOROi: IMHERT FIMIER Scrv
lie Wed tl h 111 11, Her II IT., Ir III, Iff .
1820 Chestnut st Phlla Ini. nrlte
FOannTT - March 20. JOHN VlT
RICE FCKJERTV herlc Wed 1 n m.
Oliver II Bair Bids.. 120 Chestnut si Int
Wed. 7:30 a m Oliver ir nsir dm. ta-o
Chestnut st Solemn requiem maaa IS,
rharlea Pbrrnmeo Church flam Int. Old
Cathedral Cem Remalna may be vlW4
Tue ee "
MrFETRIDrjE March 27 ROBER-rf n.-.-husbam!
of Rehecc-t McFetrldee, RelaTlve
and frlende. Houthstem Aaeenibly, Nto. 1
A O .ii P 30ih Ward Recub. Exec. .Com.i
employci of Register of Wills office, Invited
to s-rvlccr). Weil.. . m, 2019 Balnbrldca,
St. Int Mt Morlan Cem i '
McflROOAN March 28 HENRT. husbaird
Cecllln Mriliinrati arcd 00. Relative n4
frlendb meinle-rs Holy Name Society, all
other eocete rf which he waa a member.
Invited lo funeral. Wed , 8-30 a. m.. l3f
17 Dauphin si Solemn requiem masa Chutt
of Vltliatlon 10 a m. Int. New CatliedraJ
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FRANZEN March III JOSEPHINE, wife
of Joseph Franzen ince Pchulr.) RelutHcs
anj friends lnltel to funernl Wed s :, m
27H3 V. Hth at llleh mass ft l'ma
enturn a Church 0.30 n m. Int. Holy
Sentll-'re Cm
QATELET March 28 JEREMIAH hus
band of Marv C.atrlei Relatles and friends
Invited to funeral Wed. 8 30 a m 2012
Stiles st High mass St Francis's Church
10 a. in.
fllBNl.V At i-n-teavllle P.) March 2S.
RIClIARli D OinNfV. Sr ,rd H3 n-ln
thea and friends Invited to funeral. Wed . 0
.i tn 3d State hl.-hvui 'onlellle Pa
.oolomn requiem niHs ' 'liurrh of St. Cecilia
10 c Int. St i r. -Im Ceni
CiRCRER March -' -t the lioin- or her
daiiahter Mrs H O I "'d 4.""i Ps.rk ae .
Collllicsuorxl. N J I'HRISTIANX ORC
nER. r.red 87 Relatives And frlenda In
vited to sen Ire. Thurs t r m Oliver II
Balr Bide 1820 Chestnut M . Thlla. Int.
prhate
HVLBERSTADT Morih 27 WH.IIKL
M1NA wife of William Hallerstndt (nee
Werner), aaed 71. Relatives nud friends lo
xlted to funeral. Wed . 8. 3D a in 123 N
Wlltrsi st High mars, Churcli of Our Lid-
,f Vlctorv 111 j. m. Int No I'ltheriia!
I Cem
I HAMMOND - March 2 JOHN II bus
liand of Marv A Hammond (nee Hrrlnn
Funeral scrMicj Wed 2 n in . -'iiunh of
Oood Shenher.l Rnsemoiit Pn. In Lower
Merlon lUpiiet I'em Friends mv call
lues, after 7 p in 117 Mnndeila ne
Brvn Ma we
I HAROROVE - suddenly. March 27 AT.
FRED NI.I.XHN HAROROVC Sen Ice
Thurs 2 n m niiv.r 11 Ilalr Bide l20
i n.-Miuit si 1 1 i rrliale
HILL Sudilcnlv March 27. FRANCIS I
riltviull win of Marv E (nee Hnnilimn)
and late William A Hill xfi 20 Intecrltv
loun, I No 838, F P employee f
Ml-inllr Ref Co C:escent Roat I'lni, m.
lied to funeral. Wed 3 30 p in . realdence
52.W l.nrchwood eve Int Fernuood Cem
HIPPI.K March 20 J.!ESM IIIPPi.K
" Hiltti uno menus nnitci io aervlces
I'hura J p. m 2J0U Dlaimind al. Im
' "iIIr'scH Mar. h 20 REBECCA wire of
amuel Hlreh Funeral Thurs , 2 rj. in .
1S r Wlshsri at Int. nrlvate
HUOIIES -,Mrch 20. JAMES F. aon nf
John P and late Marv A HuBhes (nee Mr
leHiKhlinl Itel-itlves nnd friends Invited to
funeral Wed , 3D a ni . father's reside,,,
2R22 Coral st Hlsti mass Church of Visita
tion 0 m Int IIolv Sepulchre Cem.
lll'C.HES In Norrlsiciwn March 27,
tiiliv 1 ITt'llHES eed 00 Relall.e. sn
frlnd InMieil lo funernl Wed . 3.30 p. m.
, liinr, w Miin si im private
1 HCOriS March 27 l"f I7.ARETH nidow
of John Jacobs sued 02 Relaihe, un,
I friends, Lieutenant Osv C Irclc -;n, fls
Ladies of O A R inwt-d to funeral serx
icea Wed 1pm ijeths, mnne M E
Church Broad and Wesnuneluid si-, )ni
I Odd Fellows' Ceni H'niaina tnav bo Mevvtd
I rues eve t34 W Vlbenus st
JAMES. March 28 MATTIE widow
nf Eueene James. Relatives rtnd friends In
vited to funeral services Wed 8 p m .
Mojer Memorial Church, Manavunh and
Kmnia avea.. Rosborough Senlceand Int.
New Britain Raptlat Church Thura ,11am
JANKOFFKI March 20, TEltUSA wife
and friends w. A Cortrlcht Post
Invited to funeral 310 Bread St.. nevcrljrj
)." .-?.''! Mass of requiem St Jeseplf.!
l-ns,,Tr" " "' " '" mt Beverly .v
McINTTRE March 28, suddenly. byaOI-
1 1 "i. ."'mam ii aon or John n. and Ro
'A Mclntvre (nee Mnn.h.nl av-,l a nlalaa
and friends Invited to funeral. Wed . 7 a. m.,
pai-enta' residence 1887 E. Hareeant at. Ra
fiulem mass Church of the Visitation 8 . nft
iic. iioiy , ross , em
McLACOHLIN Marrh "o wlt.ttl.
n of William and late Elliabettt MoLauttq
lln Funeral Wed . 8:30 a. ni., realdenco of
pa rem" iH.-o VV-MKII1S St.
masa tt i nomas a t
tftl.. lanaa .-&.
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jiicuak. March 25. MART K , daughter
late John and Sarah JMcRae, Funeral Bri
lc-s Wed., 2 p. m. residence. 4908 Arch el.
Int. strictly private. '''
JIKEIIAN March 28 OEOROE MTIBJ
HAN. son of lato James and Margaret Me'
ban (ne Orlfrin). Relatives and frlenda In
vllde to fun-ral. Wed.. 8:30 a. m.. residents
of sister Mrs J Harley. 410 N. 03d tte
Solemn mass of requiem Church of Our Lady
of the Rosary 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cri;
vfBEL!,. March 27 ELIZABETH ANNA.
nlfe of Charles w Me-ll. Hr. Funeral WskI
8:30 a. m., 0730 Catharine st. Solemn T'
qulem mass Church of Transfls-uratlon 1(1
a. m tnt Holy Cross Cem "
MERZ March 28, ALICE P.. daughter 'of
William C. and late Alice P Mers. a Bed -5
evire 8 nios. nelatlvea and friends lnvlte-9
to funeral services. Wed . 2 p. m.. rand
parehta' residence Mr. and Mrs. Wm. II. 11,
Hens. 4040 Haver ford a?. Int. Fernwooa
Ceni ,
MOSER March 20 ELSIE Q MOSER.
aired 33 S-rwccs Wed 2,30 p. m.. Ollvee ,
H. Balr Bldii , 1820 Chestnut st. Int. pri
vate MfRPHV. March 20. JAMES II.. husbantl
of Marv A. Murphy Relatives and frlenda
Tnvlted to funeral. Wed.. 8:3(1 a. m.. 2240
Fltswater st. Solemn mass of requlam R(J
Charlea'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Crc-as
'NEFF March 28. EMMA V . wife ot .
Ruaan Neff. Services Wed.. 2 p. in.. SIS 91
60th st Int. private. J.
PHILIPPI March 28, TJUIS P., hui
band of Anna. Phlllppl. Sendee Wed., f'3
P m., 0R3 May at. Int. "Weal Laurel n
Cem Remalna may bo viewed Tuej. eve,
PL'RSELL March 28. JAMES PURBELt!
aged H2. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. 330 Cedar st Bristol. Pa.. Wad.,
2 p. m. int. uristoi cem. r
ROGERS. At Columbus. N. J.. March
28. ANNIE ROGERS Funeral from Baptist
Church. .Mt. Holly. Thura.. 2 p. m. Frlenda)
mav call residence David Sharp. Columbus,;
Thurs 10 to 12 a. m. "
ROMANS March 28, WALTER, husbailrl
of Florence M. Romans. 8rvlo Thurs., ",3;
p in. Oliver II. Balr Bids., 1820 Chestnut!
st Int. nrlvat . T'-
RZEPSK1. Suddeplr. Iiy accident. MareWTy
20. VINCENT DE PAUL, son ot Thorna?
and nertha Repskl, aged 12 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. 0 a. ml.
'. .... -U-... -., TTIkHaAa. a. 0.al . . a.u.3
parents roici'ic;. o,,o ..ivi.iiiu.iu .. nu,.i T
emn requiem mass St. Adalbert' Churclt. Sfw
in n m Int Most Holy Redeemer Cem. S
SHARP March 20. JOHN M. SHARPf
seed 81. Funeral services Thurs.. 2 p. ra.e
lft E. Cedar ave . Merchantvllle. N. J. Inti
Brs'n.PATII At Burlington. N. .7.. March;
28, MART E dausliter lata Philip P.net
Alice P Sllpath Relatjvea and frlendt
Invited to funeral realdence Mrs. J. P
Severas. 42R Lawrence st . Burllncton. N. S.t
WSIMI? Mrrh 20 ELLEN SIMS, axed TiJ
Funeral services Wed. 2 p m.. Bactlak
Home, 1 7th e.nd Norrls sts Int private- .
SPRATT suddenh March 20, DAVIOJ
husband nf lat,. Elisabeth J. Hpratt. Ralai
tlve and frimds Invited to funeral. Thurs.t
2 .p m. residence nf son-in-law. Robert A
Snlih ".811 Carpenter st Remalna may bit
viewed Wed eve Int. Mt Mortan cem.
tovi:xsii.s At is.iu in. Jiascner
March 27. JANE, dauohter of late Jam
and Nancy Stevenson. Servlcea wed.. 2 p. nvl
nu. . ir nir Hldz . 1820 Chestnut st. Int
prlvnte , ... . at
THRESH Map h 27 HARRT L.. aon OB
late Phllln and Mrirar-t Thress. Service
Wl 2 n ip "liver II Balr Bids:.. 182
i'i stnut st Ini North Cedar Hill Cem. J
TnOI.Y March 27 MART TOOEV aget
10 mos Funeral wen 1 n. m . 6-u if
Tav'o- st lit IIolv Cross Cem.
TROEMNER March 28 CHARLES HDi
WARD husband of SHrHh M TroemnerJ
Rdatlvee nnd friends, cmploves of Hennl
T-oemner Invited to service. Thurs , 2 P. m.i
2211 W Thompson st Int Private. ;
THOMPSON March 27 ALICIA, daurh
ter late Riihri riminpson and J.ne Thomnj
son Ward. Funeral fervlrea Wed 2 p. in.;
hrothe-'i residence 1023 N Hutchlnaon U
"tIIROV Mirrh 27 IOHN E srai of lat-t
Fran, n and Marv A Throu .Fijiirrnt erv4
,.. We.l '.' n m rarlora of S W Kent.
.t Son S W cor cist nn.i Diamond sir,
Int Terpvvfvod ' cm
'to vn sudd-nlv March 28 CHARt
IT hualund of llrld-tet Tnland (nee Mellnl
n.i.thn. nml frlentls. Holv Name FwM
fnm'ovs of Cnntlnental-Equltable Trust C.
ii mcietir of whlc'i ho vvas a nieniber. In-;
ill l to ftic-i-al Wed h-30 a m . 182
i cl-. l dfilli end Dl unond its ) So1mt
., il in inKS urn Ladv of Mercy Church Kt
, in 1'it llulv Sepulchre Cem. Chlcaij
,ji- ...iBy 8
TONER March 28 JOHN husband C
F.llen Toner and fiilher nf Rev James T"i
Toner Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
neral. Wed HJlu a i.i 210 Hermitage sti
.ntrmn reouiein mas.s Holv Family Churclt
l(t H ,.i Int Westminster Cem f
TREFrClSEV -March 27 KATHERINp)
widow late John TrefTelsen Funeral Wed., t
P ni residence. 323 S 37th at. Int, Nortrr"
wood -?
I woiiic Man Ii 28 JCI.IA. widow t
Wi I in in Tvvohlc Relatlvea and frlsnda IB.
vitcd to funeral Wed 8 3u a m . 17 Ststa
I t Camden N J Iflrh mass Church Bf
I ii, -iv Nam. 10 a in. Int New Cathedral
, i,, n. A, tin fupersl
WXI.IvF.R March 29. LOUISA B. wl!-
of Samuel Walker (nee Orav) Funeral
I Thurs 2 n ni lesldeiue nf Thomas A,
ll.irlcv 172" Oakland nt . FranUford Irttw
Northviooii i em itemains mav tie viewed
W',1 to 10 p ni I
WATTS Minn JS I tit wesl Ontai3
'si 1 U'RA vvlfe of inms F. Watts Ret-
atHes nnd friends Invited to ei.rvlces Wed.,
I1n a m t Neinnliaa Chuich Int. PtU
I vnte Holv Cross Cem
I WEAVER. - March 28 riEOROB W,
I WEAVER aced 80 Relatives and frlejitn
I invited tn funeral arvlces Wed 8 ei, n
I sun In law's residence William C Heatptt.
4'iim V Hut' hlnson si In, nrtvate t
WEISS March 20 I.E1DV S husl.ipd
nt I .lizilliritl r,-a ruui-ini --TVIC.ee
i 1ft n ft IMS I'eimsarove -,1
WlTTENBERtlER March 27
CARET, daualiler Frederick and late Harali
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J Wlttenlierter R"latlves and friends act
all tocleiles Invited to funeral services-,
Wed 2 311 p. ni realdence 2830 E, ClcaV.
llc-ld t Int Eat Cedar Hill Cem. FrfenDs
all Tnes 8 to 10 p ni
WRinilT March 20 KMMl I' WnifiltT
(nee Srhofleldl w,f nf Leonurd C Wrlilti
Funvral services Thure 3 p ni IT H, 44h
st Societies of lit-1 he was a in em her
Invlien inv .in .,' ,a, --mi
VOHNO Msidi 2'i MAnOARF.TTA
widow of tl Frank Voung agrd 73, Relh
tlvs and menus mwifi m tunerai, vnurfl
j p in i'l'.i, v. iii-sviiui. si sin. privao
Arlington l em
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t.l.irrtlN. defeased Letters of admlU
istratlon t a upon the estate nf Carolina
M A Singleton, deceased having been
granted to FIDF.L1 rv TRI'HT CO,, all s.
sons Indebted to the as Id eslale sr r
quested to make pavment and those bavlrfc
Claims against the same to present then,
without delay, at the office of the laul
company. Nos. 325-331 Chestnut st., rp.II-
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rensril 111- ra teatainenlary UMr
the estate of Frank Pearson deceased, hiW
lug been granted to Fldr'lty Trusl Co,, ?lt4
W Frarsnii and Davis I'earsoii, 3d. all pr
sons Indebted tn ha said ettett are rtxjussUiJ
tn make payment, and those having; elalrta
against thn ssmo to present them, wlWmt,
nniae at in. .'line ,ii ,i-i p.i'j iui,iispr, ssjv-ai,
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