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senators Who Opposed
Versailles Paot
OMMEMORATE '16 UPRISING
P iin Associated' Press
kVff Yori April R.- nlutlonH
1.tiinir the defeat or u iuhihiiuu"
fcace treat "'" :t .,, ., .,
, renewal ol tnc "
.j wtenro." lire ne rccoenl-
!n of the Irldi republic by the Unttc.l
tate nJ denouncing English rulo
, Ireland, were nuopwu "-
itcting hc 'flst "'s'11, ' ' .
President Knmon dc Vnlcra, of the
. T.t.i. ximitiili' ." wnn fhn
provisional in"" .-. - --
r . l PnnlA rtf I lift VABA.
rlnclpal epeaKcr. v-uin i -v ..,
..in. were sent to President Wilson,
uiabers of Ms cabinet, senators nud
pproscntatlvcs.
Special derails or, puiitu nuu ur
inary to comrui m v.u.uo ......... -.
Tptcd to enter the theatre where the
;tInK "to commemorate the proem -iUon
of tho republic of Ireland In
he city of Dublin on Easter Monday,
nrll h 1010." was held. t
The resolutions pledged loyalty to tho
;nitcd States, congratulated the Bona
nr who opposed confirmation of tho
ee treaty, osscrtcd tho "political.
idnstriAI and soverumuiuui luimi.i., v;
L. TrT.ii lml been amply tested In-all
uartfM of the world," and declared
America is nouim m i "
.. nrnl minnort to secure the luilc-
endenco of Ireland." .
n vniera. nonninc io iuik.- iuvw
.... nnnti which were inscribed tho
,m of the Irish martyrs of tl,e Ebh.
r weeK rCDPIIlun, uranum mo me
'to achieve the principle for which that
..I. tuimi n( niartvrs died tho com-
m Independence of Ireland."
"Ireland wnntH m uu i it:ui.e wiui
. rnHnn." Do Vnlern declared.
FEuiland can have pence by withdraw-
F.. . ..-..I ! tntiintlAil V saAr-itsan
:. Tlnnc! lufit IIS ROOU OB "tho mis-
Ion for which I(havc como to America
IQCOUiyiiauMyi
PARCEL POST
"SWEETAIR"
The Modem Method of
Piinliii Extraelioa of
TEETH
turn a mw .
tHlnM teeth extratteg
srnnf stn er nf
it Hm thlnr for nri
u lit ffi.ta fnttnw lim nmm.
DR. MOSES
S. 1. Cor. 7th A- Marlrat St.
ftmirki tf afymfcwit WowWal
&
To Control
Excess Oil
A tpecial rio for
rootors that pump
oil. Uia In tlio top
troove of each
Piston, Ln tha
lower grooves, tue
McOuay-Norrls
iwmHi Pirton
Rings for full com.
Pttulon power.
u
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PR
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.VANT IfttANKFOItD "L" OPENED
fBStiKrrrr&T--T---'' i, in- rsmmi
1jqMWFCRD LIBfiA RY WEO. APR 7,1
nA , .. . . i.uuKr l"..oiii Serv ci-
Ihoso large posters liavo been put up by rrmihtc-rd IihsIiicm men In their
crToiis to get support In their light to Imvo tho Krmitifortl "I," put Into
operation. Tim mnss-mcetlng to bo held on Wednesday night at tho
Frankfort Library promises to bo nn enthusiastic one.
Committee Confers
With Mayor on P. R. T.
Contluned from race Ons
and tho remedy therefor, the director
fays:
"Tho chief difficulty In the trnnslt
situation today is tho outgrowth of the
fifty years of unrestricted development,
during which time neither the adequacy
of service nor the reasonableness of the
fares charged therefor was considered
to bo an affair of tho public, and cap.
Hal appropriated and monopolized tho
hugo profits which resulted from tho
growth of the city and tho development
of mechanical devices for transporta
tion. "Today the company Is confronted
with the fact that it is not furnishing
the adenuato service requested by law.
It has for ten years made no attempt
to expand Its system, so as to keep up
hiuj mo gruwiu 01 population, nnrt it
Is now faced with the demnnd of the
public that it fulfill its legal and moral
obligations.
"To compel the company to carry
out these obligations tho public hns
appealed to the Public Service Com
mission, which within the last few davs
lias consented to make an investiga
tion and promised to order an increase
of service wherever, In its judgment,
scrvlco Is found to bo inadequate."
RENEW BRYN MAWR DRIVE
Undergraduates and Women's Or
ganizations Aid Fund Campaign
Undergraduates of Bryn Mawr, as
sisted by volunters from the Emergency
Aid, the National League for Woman's
Service and other women's organiza
tions active .during the war. will start
from the College Club, 1300 Spruce
street, this morning and distribute
Bryn Mawr endowment posters through
out the city and suburbs.
The city has been districted to facili
tate the distribution of the new post
ers, designed by M. L. Bloomcnthal, to
call attention to tho special Easter
week drive for the Uryn Mnwr endow
ment filnd of $2,000,000 for' tho increase
of professors' salaries. I
'Ihlrty-nvc store windows In thoi
neart o tUe shopping district nre deco
rated In honor of Bryn Mawr in yellow
and white, while somo ure giving spe
cial displays of college life this week,
In order to arouse Philadelphia to the
necessity of standing behind Its woman's
college.
HOSEA WATERER
Highest Quality Tested Seeds
beet(8man and Bulb Importer
WATERER'S SPECIAL EVER
GREEN LAWN GRASS SEED
107-109 S. SEVENTH ST.
Jot Below Chmtnut
rmr.ADCi.rniA
Bell nod Keystone Phnnts
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SEEDS. rr,ANTH. UUI.UH. flAUDKN TOOL3.
railTILIZr.ltS and INSECTICIDES
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more power
B9?iUiVW!jAliHiiil WYI
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Turn all the gas you buy into
power. Make sure that none of it
leaks past your piston rings. Make
certain all your gas is compressed
and turned into power. You can
do it by installing the genu
ine McQuay-Norris uasoo Piston
Rings.
Their exclusive two-piece design insures equal
action all around the cylinder wall. That's why.
theye the only piston rings of their kind.
There's no such thinft as a "leak-proof type" of
piston ring, ua" Is tho trade-marked name
of this particular ring. Be sure you get the
genuine.
They are made In every site and over-Bite to fit
every model and make of motor.
Your repair man can get the proper sixes for you
promptly from his Jobber's complete stock.
Buy more power for your car.
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., St. Loots, U.8.A.
m
Suffrage Hopes
Rest on Sussex
Contlunnl from Tnie One
in voting against reconsideration of tho
ratification on Thursday and said that,
according to parliamentary procedure,
the measure may be brought up again at
the present session.
No nctlon will bo taken toduy In tho
House on tho measure, and It Is un
likely that tho Hcnoto will bring up a
similar resolution lying there.
Suffragists Show Activity
Tho suffragists have formed two sep
arate attacking forces and will resort
to every possible political srratrgy to
swing Delaware In lino for tho amend
ment during tho next few days.
One forco of workers is nniipnlitm n
tho women in every nook and corner
of tho state and another force assem
bled at the Capitol early today to keep
close tabs mi the situation.
Tbosn who went in take a hand In
the fight nt the Capitol were armed
with petitions from scores of women In
districts whoso representatives In the
Leglselnture voted ugaltut ratification
last Thursday. These petitions were
placed on the desks of the anti-suffragist
legislators. They urge members of the
House to vote for ratification and the
signers declare that such action rep
resents their sentiment.
Delay of action In the House
can easily be overcomo by the suf
fragists. In the Senate there is also
a ratification resolution. This was In
troduced by Senator Walker. Tho reso
lution could be reported out toduy and
voted on there tombrrow.
The antls admit that several ivnm.
en's organizations In Dclawnre. favor
HUltrage. nut tncy declare that these
organizations do not represent the
householder and aro not iudicative of
the Hentlmcnt ot tlio women generally.
"We would gladly welcome a count
ing of heads," said one ardent anti to
day, anil tuls would bring out the
truo situation."
New York, April fi. T. W. Blckctt,
govcruur in i-iurm vuruuiiu, iu a dis
patch received here yesterday from Ha
leigh says:
"I think there Is no doubt the Gen
eral Assembly of North Carolina will
ratify the. woman -suffrage amendment."
BIG SUFFRAGE FIGHT
. IS ON IN LOUISIANA
New Orleans. April 0. A big fight
over equal suffrage is under wav In
Louisinna. in view of the probability
that the stute Legislature may vote on
the question of ratification in its next
sessiou, beginning May 10.
A peculiar situation, however, has
ilrvrloned in connection with tlio fiirhi-.
In the announcement that suffrngists
themselves are divided and that manv
leaders In the movement nre opposed to
ratification of the proposed federal
amendment.
Hold-over members of tho Senate and
House arc reported to be about evenly
divided on the ratification question,
with scventy-fivo new members hold
ing the bnluncc of power.
H1HM1
llZWIIi,EltKl
125,1 A DAY COST
OF JERSEYTANGLE
Two State Offices Closed Bo-
cause of Row Ovor Motor
Vohiclo Transfer
MAY BE FIXED UP TONIGHT ,
Trenton. April G.Two Important
departments of tho state are officially
closed today the office of the secretary
of state and tho Department of Motor
Vehicles because of nn attempted po
litical coup. No corporation pharters
can be Issued and no filing of legal
documents can be mnde with the secre
tary of state, neither can nny automo
bllo licenses bo granted while the pres
ent sltuutlon exists. It Is estimated
that the state Is losing $2T..00O a day
in fees, which Nvlll bo only partially
mado up later.
Thin nlfunllnn In tho result of the at
tempt of tho Republican majority In tho
Legislature to wrest from tho Demo
crats the office of motor vehicle com
missioner. This office, up until mid
night last night, was occupied by Wtl
liam L. Dill, of Paterson. The law,
which Is now sought to be changed,
made the assistant secretary of state
the motor vehicle commissioner. The
assistant secretary of state Is appointed
by the secretary of state, nnd, of course,
naturally is of the same political faith
as tho secretary of state. Tho term
of Secretary of State Thomas F. Mar
tin, of Union Hill, expired last mid
night; also tho term of Assistant Sec
retary of State and Motor Vehicle Com
missioner Dill. Governor Edwards
sent to the Senate n few weeks ago
for confirmation the reappointment of
Secretary Martin, nnd Martin an
nounced that he would reappoint Dill
ns soon ns the Senuto confirmed his
own appointment. I
Tho motor vehicle trnnsfcr bill wob
passed by both houses, nnd, as was
expected, was vetoed by the governor.
Tho Senate last week passed it over
the veto, and the House is expected
to take a similar course at this eve
ning's session, unless, ns has been sug
gested, tho bill Is defective. If it is
defective it will have to be passed again
by both houses in corrected form, sent
to the governor, who will again veto
It, and then repassed In each houso
over the veto.
Meantime, tho Tlepublicnn majority
In tho Senate is holding back tho con
firmation of Mr. Martin, until the
transfer bill is a law. The situation is
such, however, that Martin's reap
pointment may be confirmed this eve
ning so us to allow tho two state de
partments now closed to reopen at once.
It is said that there is a disposition on
the part of some of the Republicans to
abandon tho transfer bill nnd allow
matters to remain as they wcro before
me Din was introduced.
JW6
SM5TWtt
Candies
Pastry
Own Baking
Announcement oi the
Opening oi our
(autfcm
WANTED
roR prompt siirrjrENT
2 8-foot second-hand brakes
2 10-foot brakes
3 6-foot srienri
State capacity, price, condition and where
equipment can do inspoctoa. Aaaress
C 302, LEDGER OFFICE
Grapefruit Grapefruit
AT HALF PRICE'
Tree-ripened, thin-skinned, bright, heavy
fruit. Direct from tree to consumer In three
nays j-smiiy dot io 'ruiii specialty.
SI uv I. o. u. names vuy, ria.
SAMUEL WARD, Citrona Lodge
SPRINO RESORTS
VERNERSTT.T.E. PA.
GALBNHALL
WERNERSVIUE.PA.
becjstoannounc
the opening for
theSeasonl920
Saturday.AprillOfc
Howard M.Vi no
MANAOStst
SUNSET HALL a "
ful horns comforts
irlsp. dry air: beautltu) mountain walks,
Blelghlnc, ooaatlnr, etc. Not anatorlum.
OEO. B. OAUL. Msr..WEnNEItSVILLB. PA,
Atlantic crry. W. J.
ATLANTlCCITYsN.J., I
AnAmcTiicaR Plan, Hotel i
of DisuiicU(nIlialCorj&rt i
riRBTOOOrOAHAOK. I
New Management
1 IuCfLSIHCDWOI.MRlJ(0CUISIi?
Kentucky Ae. : Reach. Cap, BOO. Modern
throughout, elevator; 3 up dally; special
wkly. Amer. plan. nklt. Meckley i Fetter.
It OS make yon feel at lissaa
bi tha "City ot Robust Health"
Hotel Morton
Ocean Bnfl Tlnrtnla . At-a Capacity Wl.
Elsrslor. private baths, etc.i alvfaya opj
HOTEL BOSCOBEL ftr
IIB up weekly. Phone 11T
upon nil ysari
A.
. MARION.
Try CLARENDON Hotel
Virginia Ave. near Reach. All .rooms nllb
hot and cold running watsri nrUste hath.
Westminster !Cy Av- n.e,r I,,,u:n' E'.
cuiuw to St.. private baths: run
watsr: llo wkly.l 10.00 up dally. U. Ruhr.
OCK.N CITY, N. J.
BISCAYNE pn P'" s- Itunnln,
D,aw ,fcl ater In avery room.
.MONMOUTH CO.. N. J.
A Warm Woloom Awaits Ton
,Nprth J.crpey Shore Resorts
MONMOUTH COUNT?. N. J.
'Write tlio mayor tor Informtllou.
'"
3TS
iies
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"SWAT'THE FLY' OBSOLETE
Dr. Furbush Deolares That Breeding
Places Should Be Attacked
"Hwat tho fly" Is an outworn slogHn,
nccordlng to a statement Issued by Dr.
C. Lincoln Furbush, director of public
health. Tho only effective way to get
rid of flies is to "swnt" their breeding
places, as s done with mosquitoes.
Fiyproof nnd waterproof manure pits
n.tho 0000 stables in the city should
be provided, nnd the director nsks the
co-operation of the owners of tho stables
In romillvlnir with Mm renitlrtmnnl'.
KWtJ 7hrAjXalSSi
ny uie ucpartmcnior Agriculture, wlilcli
prevent flies from breeding, but which
do not destroy the pismire as fertilizer.
The garbuge pail net as breeding
and feeding places for flics, nnd should
Ik covered with u metal, watertight
lid. The surroundings nud alleyways
should be kept free of filth.
In tho kitchen and home, all food
should be kept under cover, for In
this way flies can be starved and moro
STEAMSHIPS
Tho bRUtX ot n corn I slnnd decked
with flrmrrs. with tnvlfnratlntr ocmn
brerzoB nnd wormed by aeml-trnplcnl nun
ahlne that Is Dormuda In the Bprlng
tlm, Conio to Bermuda Nowl Health nnd
keen appreciation of all Ufa await youl
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
Fast, twln-acrew, palatial steamers
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
1U.0OO Tons Displacement
RMllnc frum New York everv Wednesday
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
14,000 Tons Displacement
Sailing from New York every Saturday
No passports required for nermuda
Kor fuMir part'riili-s apply to
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
Ftirness Houso. Whttanali St.. New York
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK-PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON
n-o Cabin C1as nnd TMrd Clses.
St. Paul ....Apr. 3 May lMay 29
Philadelphia Apr. 17lMay '15! June 12
New York . . .Apr. 24lMay 22
NEW YOltK HAMBURG
Monfoli ' . . . Apr. lO.Mijr 2ZJJolj 3 Auf . 14
Mtncharii My 8!Jnne 19! Joljr 31
Philadelphia-Liverpool
Haverford Apr. 10
A Steamer Apr. 20
ReBina May 1
Philadelphia-Glasgow
Eastern Sea Apr. 7
A Steamer Apr. 25
Philadelphia-Hamburg
West Gambo Apr. 24
RED ST RUNE
N. Y. SOUTHAMPTON ANTWERP
Lapland Apr. 3May 81 June 12 Jly 17
Finland Apr. 7May 15 June 19 Jly 24
Kroonland May lJunc 5 Jly 10
Zceland June 26 Jly 31
Philadelphia-Antwerp
West Tacook Apr. 7
West Chcrow Apr. 14
West Gambo Apr. 24
Western Plains ' Apr. 30
BERMUDA
m
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO.
Psnenrtr Office, 1319 Wilnnt St., Phils. Freight Office, 405-8 Doarte EUg., Phils.
United States Shipping
New York to Rio de Janeiro.
S. H. MARTHA AVAMUI.NUIU.N, 10.UUU tons tDI April 2S
S. S. llttKON. 17.000 tons (r May 12
S. S. CM. LAO. 12.000 tons (a) May Jil
iSSv
(u) First Cluss. iDj First u eeconu uiass, icj isi. .a a
3d Class. j
For saataat rales and other particutari
applu to any Passenoer Aocneu or fo
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE
Passenger Dep'l. 82-03
Drexel niac.
Phllsdelphls,
Keyser ntdg.,
Ilaltlmore.
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Travel Service
Europe in 1920
Today unusual conditions necessitate careful planning of
your summer trip. Even if you have been abroad before,
' it is now humanly impossible for you, unaided, to make pro
vision apjainst all the difficulties of travel that are bound to
arise. But our organization as old as the oldest inliabi-
tants of the European cities you will visit with its trained
personnel spread throughout the world, sees to it that those
difficulties are circumvented, and is ready to furnish the best
of accommodations and guidance.
Next European departures, April 24, May 8, 22. 27, 29,
June 9. 12, 19. 26. July 3 and later.
California
Escorted Tours leave April 12, May 10 and later. The
itinerary includes the Grand Canyon, Southern California,
with its attractive and restful Coast resorts; the Yoscmite
Valley, San Francisco, and return route through Colorado.
Summer tours to North Pacific Coast, Alaska, Canadian
Rockies, etc. Accommodations reserved at best hotels only.
Bermuda
Visit this Jewel of the Gulf Stream, the land of the fair
lilies and oleanders, where the sportsman or the workweary
come into their own. Sailings every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Japan, China, Philippines
Individual Tours. arranged to provide for all traveling and
hotel accommodations. Escorted Summer Tour leaves San
Francisco June 26th.
Wherever you go
Tho. Cook ft Son can make arrangementa to ccure hotel
and travel accommodations to your liking in visiting the
Spring resorts: Bermuda, Atlantic City, Virginia and Caro
lino. Up-to-date information on any form of travel to nny
part of the world available at our offices.
Carry Vour rands In Sorely Carry Cook's Travellers' Chcun.es.
First in 1SU First in 10SO
Thos. Cook & Son
22B SOUTH BROAD ST., PHILADELPHIA
Uell Phone, Walnut S0O
easily eliminated. Observance of these
precautions would abate tho fly nuisance
considerably it begun now.
tjypEixTAKKrm
BROAD and
DIAMOND
HTRAMNIIir NOTICKfl
EARN-LINE
Incorporated IS&l
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
S S"Pe8Mome3Bridgc"Apr.20
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Foxboro" Sailed
SS "Lake Galera". . .April 10
For rates and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Headquarter Since 1880
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
ESCORTED PARTIES
SPECIAL CRUISES
'CttffiSCCES
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RTWTiTiTOrasjgd.
2.00,. I3TJ? ST.-
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t P. Milniilnsj lla-irtl Htel "teamen
MAItPKn.I.KM. flENOA A TRIKHTK
H "ZARKMIIO".. ,. .Ixiadlnr
H H "JOMAIl"
1..1 r r ."-!. l, IUUI-.
I-ondlni
OKNOA
A RTEAMKTt
....Early April
t.iiuni" nril
S H "KANTt riXEI.IA" . .Iiadlne
rn. Km. en. rwtei nuu.
WHITESTARLINE
N. Y. CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatic Apr.21May 29July 3Aug.l4
s"aT VTVTTTr 46.3.r9 Tons July
UJb I iVUrlL- 8, Auff. 4, Atiff. 28
CrflUYLER3
Ji lV-J-'W BROAD and
Va DIAMOND
NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
CeJric Apr. 10I...J.
Baltic Apr. 17May 22 June 26
Meftntic Apr. 211
Oriina End Apr.
Ctltic May 15 June 19 July 26
NEW YORK AZORES
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Cretic May 27JuIy 21
Canopic May 12 July 6
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Philadelphia-London
Western Maid Apr. 7
Mackinaw . . . .' Apr. 20
Wathena Apr. 30
Holland-America Line
Philadelphia-Rotterdam
Steamer April
Board's Passenger Service
Montevideo and Buenos Ayrei
neaver Sl N. Y.,
unites at
also at the LlneV
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Mobile.
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I.KARN TO SI'KAK COUKECTI.Y Prlvalo
inniviauai lessons in unaun ni iTencnj
rapable woman teacher. SOS N. 23d St.
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Beatrjs
AI,r.EN'. Anrll 3. JTSfiHtR WILSON. wlfS
jf John A. Allen. sed S3. Funeral services.
Tues., n.3o p. m.. 44 Winona avo. Ger
mantown. Int. private. Omit flowers.
ARNOLD. April 3. rHIMPINA. lil
of Adolph Arnold aged 7I. Services Tues..
2 p. 'm., 207 N. 6th st. Int. Oerman
Lutheran Cem,
. iiAiiwirK April a.WAnnr.N n. nAn-
Wine nirfi nn n.iativ.A unit friends In
vited to funeral services, Tues.. 8 r. m , IUj
Sloan ave.. West Colllnsswood, N. J. 'tit.
llethel Cem., Maryland.
t IIKDEI.U April n. WIM.IAM. B.. hue
band of .Iosphln Bedell (nee White). Rela
tives and friends, Hamilton Council. Pa
triotic Americans employes Mulford Chemi
cal Co.. Ulenclden. invited to funeral. Wed..
2 p. m., 200 X 2d st , Darby. Int. Mt.
Mbrlah Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.
, ERNNKR At Pittsburgh. Pa.. April 2.
MARY M.. widow of Matthias nenner. Int.
Mon.. 10:30 a. m.. Bouth Laurel Hilt c-m.
nincir. April A, MBOOIIA. wlf of Ed
win K. Dlrch and daushter of William T.
and Katharine Lorint. JleVtlvs and friends
Invited to funeral services. Wed., 3 p. m.,
114U Princess av., Camden, N. J. Int. pri
vate. Ifarlelirh rvm i.-rinrt may view re
mains Tues.. 7 to 0 p. m,, Schrocder's par
lors, nn and Arch sts.. Camden
BOOTHMAN'. April 4. WINIPTiKD, widow
Of John Ilnntlim.in I.'un.r.l Wail.. 8:30 a.
m., son-:.i.law'a residence, Harry aiattle,
41!3S N. Ileesn st. Requiem mass St, Varolii
ea'a Church 10 a. m. Int. private.
UUADLHY April 2. JOJIN A. husband
of Annie I. Uradlny and son of Marirarjt
nnd late Michael llradlcy. Relatives, fronds
and ltterrarrlers of Sta. K, Invited to
funral Weil , n:no a, m . 2820 AramlnRO
vc. Solemn requiem mass. St. Ann s
Church 11 a m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
"nnNN'A.V. April 3. at Atlantic City.
fht'KMA. ilaughter lato Cornelius nnd
Isabella Urennan. Ilesldence. 322 Greenwich
st . Phlla Further notice of funeral irlven.
, nrtUNEn.At Ventnor CIU N. J.. April
j, 1.AHULINB CLARK, widow or isaao u.
Uruner. Services' Wed., 12:30 p. m.. M16
Atlantic avo.. Ventnor, N. J. Int. West
Laurol Hill Cem.
BVnrE8. April 1, CATHARINE, daugh
ter of Thomas and late Catharine Byrnes.
J5e'Vv nd friends, also Sacred Heart
II. V. M. Sodality. Invited to funeral. Tues..
8 a. m.. from residence of father. 127 Mo
Kean st. Solemn requiem mass Church of
the Sacred Heart 0.-30 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
.9A.'.iLAIIAN- April 2, at New York.
CATHERINK (nee BlsneyJ. widow of Charles
Caliaharr Funeral Tues.. 8:30 a. m.. r.400
Market st. High requiem mass St. Carthace'a
Church 10 a: m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
CARPENTER. April 2. ALBERT J., hus.
band of late Margaret Carpenter (nee Con
nolly). Rolathes and friends. Automobile
and Wagon Painters' Union. Local No. 1158.
J' ifu .IO ,'unerai. vea b:30 a. m.. 1S33
s.
uucKneu st. Kolemn mass of requiem
St. Anthony":! Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy
v iDaa i qui,
IARR. April 4. THOMAS F.. husband of
late Anna Carr. Relatives and friends,
i nina' ? n' RHef Department, nil so
cletlee of which he was a memrx-r. Invited
to funeral Wed., 8:30 a. m.. brother's resi
dence, 1443 N, Teach st Solemn mass of
requiem St. Gregory's Church 10 a. m. InL
St. Dcmlnlc's Cem.
'AinU2I'I'sr"re" MART, widow of
J'atrlclc Carroll (nee Flynn). aged S. Rela.
tlves and friends, also League of Sacred
Heart and Altar and Roeary Society. In
vited to funeral. Tues.. 8:30 a. m . 13'JH
Olle st Solemn high mass Church of tho As
sumption 10 n. m. Int. Old Cathedral Cem.
CLARET April . THOMAS, husband ot
Dollnda Clarey (nee Clark). Relatives and
friends. Altar Society, Invited to funeral,
Tues , 8:80 a. m.. 1882 N 13th st. Solemn
reaulem mass St. Malachy's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Hcly Sepulchro Cem
COLLIER. April 1. HOWARD A., hus
hand of Florence A. Collier (nee Magara.
han). Relatives and friends, Court Haver-Ito'1'?.-
?,02-,.r,f ' Naomi Tribe. No.
Ji ,' ,n-,Jt'i Dlv. No. 24. A. O. II : St.
Agatha's Holy Name Soc. Ushers' Asso..
employes of Lummls Supply Co.. Invito to
funeral, Tues.. 0 a. m.. till N 30th st. Sol
emn requiem mass St. Agatha's Church 10 a.
m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
viCR0Zr,K?-.TADrn ? ALEXANDER CRO-v-i51).-..
n,''1,,'.,v'". nd friends. Motes Iidgo.
ro. GO LP. of A . members Second Pres
hytei lan Church. Otn.. Invited to services.
Tues.. 2 p. m.. U350 McCallum st.. Otn.
Int nrlvate. F! lends may call Mem. eo
DE HAVEN" Anrll ? PTlP?nlP1jTOl.- I...,
hind of Jennie De Hsvenv Relstlvot on I
frlnds Invited to funeral, Ved.. 7.30 a. m
2322 Sharswnod st Solemn ' roam of re
quiem st nilrabeth's Church 0 a. ra.
Int. Holy Crve Cem.
DELANT April 4, JACOB S . eon of
Samuel DeUny. Funeral services Wed , 2.30
P. m Oliver II Ralr Uldg , 1820 Chestnut
'"r nt. Feru-wood Cem. Remains may be
viewed Tues. eve.
DETSCH. April 4. MART DETSCH (nee
Grabenstatter). l"unerol services Wed., 2 n.
m., Oliver II. Dalr Dldg.. 1820 Chestnut st.
Int. private.
DEVLIN. Suddenly. March 30. BRIDGET,
w dow of James Devlin. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Tues. 8:30 a. m..
from brother-in-law's residence, Robert
Lavery. 4230 N. ltlth st. Solemn hlah mass
of requiem st Stephen's Church 10 a. m.
Int New CatheiVV Cem
DILWORTH -AVrll n. HOWARD R .
husband of Mary w. DllworUi (nee Ros
tick). Service Wed . 3 p m.. IS2C K. Dil
lingham st .IranMord. Friends nnd all or.
fanlzatlone mav rail Tues . after 8 p in
nt East Codjr Hill Cem
DOCOHKRTV. April 3. IIARRT J
nOUOHKRTV Funeral Wed . 10 i in
funeral apartment Harold R. MulllEau. 10th
and Ger-nantown nve Solemn requiem high
. Int Holv Sepulrhre Cem
Dl'DLET April 4, AMY L. DUPLET.
nr'S11 an,J 'r.'nd" .Invited to services
I Wni in a. ni . 2128 Sedrelev ave. int nnv
I PUKES. -.April 2. PHILIP, husband of
I Catherine Pukes. Relatives and friends In.
,vlted to funeral, Wed.. R a. m.. 3t2 Fl's-
gerald "t. Solemn requiem mats St Alphon-
sin's Church II M a m. Int iri r... .
Film April 2. at Erie Pa., JOSEPH
husband Emma Frlck Funernl Tues 8 p
m , brother's resldenco. 1713 N. Marvlne st
Int St Peter's Cem.
FITZGERALD Apill 2 EDWARD P.
husband of Alice Flueerald (nee Walker).
Relatives nnd friends, anv eockllcs nf which
he was n. member. Invited to funeral. Tues ,
8.3(1 a m 2R4J N at Solemn reqin-m niaes
Church of the Visitation. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Lem.
FROHLICH April 2. GENEVIEVE, wife
of Joseph Frohllch (nee Wsgner). Funeral
Tuee . V n m . S4 Orkney st. Tteqtilm
mass St Teter a Church 10 a in Int. Holy
Redeemer Cem
HAMMEI.I,. At llrvrrlv V T 1..11 j
ELIZA 11ETH. wife of Joseph E Hammefl
and daughter of Jscob and latn 'Magdalen
Raff, nged S2. Funeral sen-Ires Wed., 2 3d
. i', in., u-w iirpan oi. , ueveny, . J. Int
1 Coonerstown Cam.
HENNESSEY April 2. WILLIAM HI'N
I ?K,1?-?- ." ,SV "'UtUea and friends
I nulled to funeral sen Icee Tuei 7 30 a ni
2038 W Doston avo Solemn reuuini mini
St I'olumbas Church u j "In y in, Vilv
I Cross f em
HENRY April 3 RORERT R . f
, George and Ray Montane Henn
luneral serv ces Wrt ' iln . ..u
ElltabMh jr Fronkford Int tiauiand
Com. Friends may cull Tues ee
HIMBHACK At Somers I'olrit. N l
April 4, CATHERINK c. Ine, Fiedler) ' wife
of Wm M. Himeback. aged 3. n, mv
and friends Invited to funerai services
ThllTS"..p'',n ,'on's home. Harrv M Hlme
hack 311 N llando oh st. Int. private!
Friends may call Wed ee m...kj.
HIRES. April 3 WILLIAM E. HIRES.
Relatlvea and friends, also all Arff.nl..iu...
of which he was a member. Invited to funeral
Wed 3 p. in. Palnnra. N J hn, Mor
I gun Cem. Remains may bo iewed Tues.
tf
HOOVB.V April 4. LTDLV W
Slnnlckson N. Hooen, aged 64.
snd friends Invited to funersl
Thurs, 2 p. tn , KS11 Hprure st.
Morlsh Cem.
wife ot
Relatives
servlres,
Int. Mt.
HOWELL April 4, REnECCA I. dsuch
ter of late Zophar C and Rebecca L How
ell Funeral services and jut private
CliXtntit St W ' "V" " Dllt UW ,8I,i
llt'Pir ADrll .1. I.VSi - ...i.. ..
George. J! Huph. Relathes and 'friends In.
vtr,l to funeral Wed 8:80 a in . 1UM B
!,'.""" ''u n,t"1,m i'l" '" church uf
a"iRffr.ia1i,,wit 10 ,n- ,iit- N
INGILAIL Anril a. .TlHn v. 1- .
4 rn".rle V Ih'ham. .FunsraJ services. B02S
'r?i,:i1.S" sw r m. Int. prlvwts.
JAJiES. APiU 1. PETER. It, LUiibaad 1 if
"j vt
DEATItn
?.
Katherlnn .Tatriea Inv. Ifnrai.hftlmer1. TtelO.'
lives and friends. American Mechanics' ,
vo'isr. innpcniini .muuzu. no, ni i.oini &tl
runernl, Tuea., 3 v. m,, .113 llrown st. Int.
Mt. l'eace Cem. ltemalns may be viewed
jvion. ve, iji
JOHNKONl April 2. JOHN- 'A., hutbaud VfXt
of Anna 1 Johnson, rtelntlves and friends. ifi ,if.
West I'hlla. Nest, No. 1778 O. of 6!. In- Jfl "
vlled to funnral. Tues,. 3 p. m.. B3,1t Osiii 'inZ '
ave. mt. privato. irirnas may can iion,
oe
KKArtNEB. Anrll 2,
MArtY KKArtNKS (?
(na Mnitulre).
litre). Relatives snri friends, rit
Avnes's Hen. Society of Trankford. Invited
to funeral, Tues.. H a. m., 122 Atlantlo et
Dlourester. N. J. Solemn high mass St.
isary s inurcn w a in int. nt. Alary a cera.
KKLLER. IltA C. KKLt.KR dlM at lx
Angeles, Calif. Inf at Pottavllie, Ia Wed.
p, m
KELT April .1. JKNNIE V tnee Hlght).
wlfo of Rev. Wltlnrd II Kel aged 4$.
Kunrsl Wed., 2 p. m , parlors Mrs. Kills
Knell 120 W. Olraril ave. Int. private,
Northwood Cem. Friends call Tues, evs.
KEYHER. April 2. MAROARBT C P..
daughtor of late Naaman and Isabella Pro
ves! jiejser, srea uu. iteiatives una friends
Invited to services, Tues, 1:30 n. in, 175
w, lllttenhouse at., Oermant'n, Int. pilvste.
KlnZ. April 4. JOHN C. K1X)TZ, aged
OS. Services Wed.. 2 p. m.. 2140 N, Parle
ave. Int. private, West Laurel Hill Cem.
KOCH. Arrll 4. LOflSA. wife of lata
Louis C. Koch, llelatlvoi and friends In
vltd to funeral. Thurs., 2 p. m.. son's
residence, Albert Koch 1024 W tndlsna
ave. Int. tirlvat. Friends may call Wed.
ev.
LANDT. April 2, JOSEtnt LANDY, son
of late Joreph and Stella Lamly. Rela
tives and friends, a'so members of Wash
ington Camp No. 120, P, O. S, of A , In
vited to funeral services, Thurs., 2 p in,,
brother's residence, 2021 S Rosewood st.
Int. prlvste. Friends may coll Mon, eve.
LONOACRE. At Joplln. Mo., March 31.
ORLEANS, son of late James R. I-onmicre,
sited 70. Funersl service Tues , 2 p. m.,
homo of tiephow, James Burton Lomcacrt,
2303 D Laticvy place. Int. private, Wood
lands Cem.
McAVO If .April 2. WILLIAM J. McAVOT,
formerly of Shenandoah, Pa. Funeral Tues.,
8 a m., sister's residence, Mrs. B. J, Mons
ghsn, loan Parkslde five. Solemn requiem
mass St. Agatha's Church (I a. ni. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. RelatUes and friends Invited.
McCLOSKF.T. April 4. JOHN McCLOH
KEY. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Wed.. 8:30 a. m., 1820 N. Hancock:
st. Solemn requiem mass Bt. Michael's
Church to s m.. precisely. Int. private,
McORAMM April 2. ANNIE A. (ne
Mahedy), wlfo of Edward F. McOramrn.
Relatives and friends, B. V. M. Sodality
nnd Altar Society Invited to funeral. Tues..
b.uu a. m., irom ouoi iiaveriora ave. doi
emn requiem mass at Our Lady of Victory.
10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
McORATH. April 4, MAROARET, widow
of Edward McOrnth. Due notice of funeral
will be Klven. N, K. cor 45th at and Osago
ave. Wet Philadelphia.
Mel VERS. April 2. MICHAEL J., hus
band of late Annla Mclvers (nee McWH
II" ns). Funeral Tues.. 8:3U r. m.. 114 H.
23d st. Solemn nigh mass ot requiem St.
I'i rick's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
JIATTSON. Aprtl 4, JULIA ANNA
MATTSON (nee jraynard). ivlfe of W. Harry
Mattson. Funeral services. Tues , 2 p. m.,
3 W. ("hetnut ave. Chesmut Hill.
MtFFLIN. April 3, at Amltyvtlle. N. T..
JAMES EWINO MIFFLIN, Jr. Services
Amltyvllle Mon. Int. privato, Columbia.
"mIJ.LHR. April 3. ELIZABETH MIL
LER (ne Fenzll) wife of John Miller. Fu
reral Wed. 2 p. m.. 1522 N, Warnock st.
Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call
Tus ev.
MOORE. April 4. HELEN IRELAND
GORDON, wife of Alexander Monro, age
Tn. service, wed., - p. m.. U31 a. St.
llernsrd st. Int. private.
.MORROW. April 4, KLIZAUBTH Stan-
ROW. Funeral private. Wed.. 2:30 p. m..
4723 Smlck st., Manayunlt.
MUNETHALER. April 2. MAGDALENE,
widow of Joeph Munethaler sged 63. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed
8 a m., 3S48 N. 9th St. High mass
St. Ronaventur&'a Church 0 a. m. Int.
rrlvale
MURPHY. On April 3. 1020. ROBERT
MURPHY. Relatives and friends, also Roto
of Shiron I.odje. No. 39. F. and A. M., In
vited tn funeral, on Tuea , at 1 o'clock, from
his brother's residence. V011 Upland et. Ser
mon at Union A. M. E. Church 1:30. Int.
Eden Cem.
NICE. CYRENA W. widow et Jacob E.
Nice, aged 70. Funeral St, Thomas'
Church. Whltemarsh. Tuea., 8 p. m. All
Invited Remains may be viewed Mon.
night, son-in-law's. W. R. Diddle. 1313 N.
Sth st West Phlla.
NOBLE. AprU 1. DAVID A., husband
lata Anna Noble. Funeral Tues.. 8:30 a. m..
222S Fltzwater at. Solemn requiem mass
St. Charles's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
NOWLAND. April 3. MARY V.. widow ot
Robert T. Nowland. Funeral services Tues..
11 a. m.. 1015 Oak Lano ave.. Oak Lane.
Int. private.
O'PONNELL. April 4. REBECCA M..
widow of Hugh O'Donnell. Relatives and
frlnds Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8:30 a. m..
jiuo .Main si , uaroy. ra. i-oiemn requiem
mass Blessed Virgin Mary Church 10 a. m.
Int Holv Cross Cem. Omit flpwers.
O'HARA. April 2. MARY J., daughter ot
PAtrlck and Catharine O'Hara (nee Collins).
Relatives and friends. 11. V. M. Sodality. In
vited to funeral. Wed . 8:30 n. m.. 804 S.
3d st. High requiem mass 10 a. ra,. St,
Philip de Nerl's Church. Int. Cathedral Cem.
FLETCHER. April 4. at parents' reel
dence. fi.l.in Greene st.. Oermantown. MAR
OARET MARY, daughter or Ilenrv W and
Margaret Fletcher, aged 18 Due notice
of funerel.
POTTER. April 3. JOHN F, POTTER
late of Bellefonte, Pa. Funeral services
Tues.. 11 a. m.. chapel Andrew J. Balr :
Son Arch and 10th sts. Int. private.
POWDERLY. April 1. JAMES A., hus
hand of late Jennie Powderly (neo Smith).
Relatives and friends. Dlv. No. B0, A. O. H .
Invited to funeral, Tues.. b:30 a. m.. 2212
Cross st. Solemn high mass of requiem St.
Edmond's Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
RILEY. April 4. at f7th and Master sts.,
MARY, wife of Matthew Riley Funeral
Thurs,. 10 a. m.. SL Gregory's Church. Int.
private.
ROBERTS. Of pneumonia and measlee.
1st Day. 4th Mo. 3d. EMMA II . widow vt
Abel s Roberts and daughter of late Jacob
snd Hannah Bocklus. Funeral servlres, 3d
Day. flth. 2-30 p. m. residence of Charles
B Llewellyn, 13i2 Ross st . GUI. At'ult
relatives and friends Invited
ROYDE-SMTTH At Atlantic Cltv. N
J., on April 2, OWEN STANLEY, husband
of Anna Rode-Smlth (nee Pollock) Funeral
services at Ivy Hill Cem , Mon.. 3:30 P. m,
SAVERY In West Chester Pa , Hrst
day. Fourth Month 4th HiSXA It . wMntr
of Edward Saery Funeral Fourth-day. 3
p. m.. 223 W. Miner st.
SCHULTZ April 3, THEOD08IA B .
widow of Albert A Srhultz Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral servlres. Tues , 1
P ra Olier H B.ilr Bldg,. 1820 Chestnut
st Int private Omit flowers
bMITIt April 0. JULIA HARVEY. wlN
of Jacob K. Smith. Sr Services Wed , S
p. m.. 1.1)1 N. lflth st. Int. rrlvate.
STAGER April 3. ANNIE K. STAGER
(nee Lemasten. wife of John J Stager.
Relatles and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Man.. 8 p. m., Oliver 11 Balr bldg.. 182
Chestnut st. Int. Chambersburg. Pa., on
arrival of train leaving Broad Sr. Statloi.
Tu-s . R:40 a. m.
STEEVER At 430O Chestnut st. April 4,
SUSAN I. V., daughter of lato George W
Steever. Funeral services Tues 3 p. in St.
Philip' Church, I2d and Baltimore ave.
Int. prUate.
STRANO April 3. MA11T1N LEIBKR.
son of Andrew M and Madge E Strain: (ns
L-lber), aged 10 mos. Funeral private.
1843 E Cambria st.
SULLIVAN. April 2. ALICE, widow of
Patrick Sullivan (nee niglev). aged SB. Rela
tlves and friends Incited to funeral Tues
8 30 a. m . 01 East La r'rosse tve Lans.
dnwne. Pa Solemn mass of requiem St.
Phllomena's Chun h 10 a. m. Int. Cuthedral
Cem.
TAUTAGLIA. Sudden!. April 2 FLOP.
ENTi: RUTH, 'wife of Ferdinand Tartaglia.
snd daughter of Franklin H and late Lldla
Florence) MacMorrls Relatives and frlenls
Inwted to funeral sen.ces Tues . 2 p. in
Ollei H. Balr Bldg . 1820 Chestnut st Int
West Laurel Hill Cem
TOWNSEND Fourth Month 3d. AN MB
P daughter of the lato Jesse and Elltahe'h
Townsend. formerl of Yasear ae Swarttl
more l'u Relatives and friends may view
remains on Third Day. Tues. the lllh from
in a m . to 12 m at 1820 Chestnut st, Int
private
TRACEY April 3. Mury, wife or Jam's
Trace Relatives and friends United to
funeral. Wed . 8-30 a ni 212 ltMrmltsgs
si Manajunk. Solemn requlom mass Holv
Famlli Church 10 ft m. Int Westminister.
WALDMAN Aprtl 8. GEORGE husband
of late Augusta Waldman. aged HI. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Tuts ,
1 p in . 1028 W. Indiana re Int. North
w ood Cent
WALTER April 4. KATE G "WALTER,
2S02 Mldvala nve. Due Mjtlto of funeral
win ne given
WARDEN At Haverford Pa . April 'J.
WILLIAM O 2d. son of Clarence, A. and
Helen " .irden aged Id.
Wl'.STWOOP Snddenlv April ,J, AN
DREW J husband of Hannah E West
wood (iw Dick) aged 3 Relatives and
friends alio Fourth of July Lodge No l'i
K of P . Idaho Tribe No 73. 1 O R M .
Penna Assembly No .1 A O M P and
employee of .1 E. l.onorgran a Co. invited In
funeral services. Wed , 2 p. ni , residence.
13 Oregon ave Int private. Fernwood
Cem Friends may call Tuesdsy eve
WILSON. April , EMMA WILSON (nee
Dempster), sged 10 Relatives snd frln"e
invited to funeral. Tues , 2 p. m , uncle's
residence, Joseph II Dempster, 883 N 43th
st Int. Fernwood Com, Remains may b
viewed Mon. eve.
WILSON. ADrll 2. GEORGE O hu.han.l
ot Mabel Grege Wilson Funeral services
P. n
Frle
m . 1231 N. iiaaneid st int. rerm Hill
ends' rem.. Lancaster tounty Ps.
woLCorr. Arm 4 eiuia c wot.
COTT. Funeral services Wed.. 1 p m., resl
denco of sen, 613 B til Bernard st. Int
prtvsts.
LOST AND FOUND
UOU lot small brown Pekinese dog. nesr
Aronlnilnk Country Club, rewsrd If a
turned tn W. Georio Brook. Bloonineld ave..
Drexel Hill
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BOOKKEEPER snd rashlert must be typlsll
for Atlantlo City chain, Jewelry store I at.
tnictlvs salary, permanent position to tlti
rlent and capable woman or un(uestlonaba
rhsrseter. Apply 1UH Liberty llldg., Phlla.
UOOKKUEPEU wanted. Apply 1010 B,
Susquehanna.
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