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GUARDS ESCAPE DEATH
Atlantic City Express Smashes Auto
as Men Jump Clear
rrhrcs former service men, nil cunrdu,
.nntorcil 'at tho Amatol Arsenal, near
JS Ihrbor, N .J., imrrowly escaped
i il. nt 10 o clock Inst night when the
mobile In whlrK they were, riding
struck oy nn express train nt KIN
wood i N. !
The motorcar was owned nnd driven
k. Krncit l.nuFcll. The umiich ol Jiis
?L ..nninanlons could not bo learned.
,i n.iio for n ride, and when
inn- crossing nt Kllwood their
two comimu'""-
They "n" e""
X"V,..- !!. err
"1?".hti.,r A Pennsylvania Ituilrond
tW train, gain to Atlantic City,
5.V-frtaivrdnnd was only 100 yards
li""- t'..11
atiaV. J'tthV"
,1'IU
mid
for llielr lives.
his companions
Thpy fell clear
PBATHH
iiuunuiniju y in ijiiiiiha l'.i
OrorKt lilundln. rtelatWes and friends In
vnea in lunerai rrvices, Tues., 3 p. m., zso
Fountain sti Iloxborduxh. tnt. private.
Friends may call Mon. .'after 7 p. tn.
. 11UCIIANAN.J-At Toms niver, N. J..
July 10,. Dr. TV J. BUCHANAN. Relatives
and friend are Invited to attend funeral,
Tue.. 2 p. m.,'froiri his Into residence. Toms
niver, N. J. Int. Toms niver, N. J.
. CAL11Y. July 10, MAT J., daughter of
inn lata, Marv nf .Tma AT Palhv. Tlftla-
Urea and friends invited to funeral. Tun., I-''
B-o n, Tn,, residence or brother, sowaro; z
oi re ai
nrcATiiH
int. North Cedar Hill Cem
,, Htsr 7 to. m.
Friends may call
OUBSKH. On Julv 0. 1020. BLIZABHTir
., miovea wire or John uosser, in ner ont
inhe tracks n moment before the heavy
"Inle. smashing it completely.
Fifty Tons of Coal Destroyed
fifty tons of coal were UurticiL not
i the cookstovc, but in the coalyard
,nf William Bryant, rear of 023 Ells
.ortu street, this morning-. The 'fire
Started at 1 o'clock. Its origin is un-known.
IN MKMORIAM
-nitiPSTA. in lovlnB mimnry of ray dear
EVTA Mrho Tdeparted this life July 11. 1018.
Wr """"d 1FS A"ND CHILDKEN.
3Deatf)S
AHAMS. Suddentyf July 10. TOII.UAM
n. huiband of loulsa Adams. Relatives,
frtinds nd employes of P. and H. ny.. In
liiiA to funeral. Wed., 2 p. m.. from reel
ffij '?f son. John . Adamy. 'S40 Howell
St Creicentvllle. Pa. Int. private. Friends
m?NDEnW-At Mt. Holly. N. J.. July
10 FLM1IIA F., widow of James I,. Ander
Joi, In her ooth year, nelatlves and friends
Kilted to funera . from late residence), 10
Wainlni5.nst.Mt. Holly. Ved.. 2 p. m.
AIuisTnOor-'suddenly. July 10. WIL
ttaM A., -.on of late John and, Martha Arm
Kinr Relatives, friends, Mitchell Idne,
Sr2M FV.aA.SlJ. and all othoreocletles
if which he was a member Invited to fu.
Serai services. Wed.. 8 p. m.. nt parlors
Sf C. It Hartranft. 8021 acrmantown ave.
Friends may call Tucs. eve. Int. Northwood,
C'nAUf July 10. at St. Vincent's Hns
IUI N T EDW. JAMES J1AUM. of
K5ina Nh. Burial Tues.. Omaha. Neb
iii!aCKWEU At his residence. (123 Vine
rf. on July 1171020. Dr. EDWAIID m.ACK.
WBLI.. husband of Ethyl M. Blackwell (nee
t i Relatives and friends are Invited to
Si services on Tuesday afternon. at 3
?.".:". itih.n' Church. 10th below
Mirkft. Interment private, nt Ardstcy
gjrll ? Remains may bo viewed Mon-
'RANIN'-July 11. ANNIE J., daufhter
eMate Nathaniel and Rebecca J. Branln.
meral services Wed., 2 j. m.. late res
JSee. 18S2 Unity st. Frankford. Int. prl
wte. Cedar Hill Pom. . .
n at , -in., rFniunnuo ui uruiiicr. s.
Calby. n2!14 Market st. Hlnh mass
nulem Ijidy of Victory Church 10 a. m.
Int, New Cathedral. Cem.
, CAUFKMAN. July 11. I.TDIA CIX)U
(nee Alrlch), widow of Uujtene I,. Cauffman.
seed T'li Funeral servlees TUes., 2 o. m..
at residence of son, 28S D. Walnut ave.,
......a..- ,
.icrciinnivi ir. ii. rf, !.
COPKMAH July 10. RonEIlT M. COlT-
MAN. Funernl jcrvlces Wed.. 1 p. m., resi
dence of ssn-ln-law. W, U. Warren, Front
and Olive stsi, Media. Pa. Int. private. .
DEAN. At Pnttavllle. Pa., July II. .MARY
J widow of Albert Dean, sited 00. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Tues,, l p. m. precisely, at lata residence,
lflna v iii it Int. nrlmf,
DEVINNBr. July 9. EDWARD J., be
loed husband of Marearet Devlnncy (nee
Giles) and son of Mary and Into Hugh De
vlnncy. Relatives, friends. 4nth district rn
llco and nil societies Invited to funeral,
Tues., 8-J10 a'. Tn.. late residence, KiSO N.
2Hth st. Holmn renulem mass at Church of
th Most Proclous Blood 10 a. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem.' .,
FAIIEIt.At Maple Bhade. N. J., July 10.
I.YDIA, wife of, Peter Faber, seed SR. Fu
neral Tues., 2 rv m. from her lata residence.
Mnple Khads. N. J. Int. Arlington Cem. .
FISCU8. On July. 11, 1020, WILLIAM
W. FISCII8. Notice of funeral Inter.
FISHER. July 11, HARRY E. FISHER,
nired (13. Relatives, friends and Lodce No.
309, P. O. 8. of A.. Invited to funernl serv
ices nt Ivy Hill Cem, Chanel, Wed., 3 p. m.
foiid. juiv w. I). M'Knubit. son oi
Henry M. and Irene E. Ford (nee Lore). In
his Bth year. Relatives, friends and mem
bers of Lehlsh Ave. Baptist Sunday School,
Invited to funeral services, Tues.. 2:80 p. m.,
from pnrents' residence. 400S N. 12th St.
Int. Hillside Cem. Remains may bo viewed
F1IRBER. July 0. JOSEPH T.. husband
of Mary Stewart Furber. Relatives .and
friends, also Washington Camp. No. 814,
P O. 9, 'of A., Delaware County Com .No.
B0. employes of the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
.. invitttrf in Attend funeral ssnricee. .Tues..
" - "I - VT r. ".Z.i"- nn a
xrom nis mis res lcoob.. o u.
loved wlf nf .Tfthrt riAr. In hr Afllh
year. Relatives ajld friends InVlied W fu
neral sen Ices, on Monday.kt a p. m., at
Rff '"i" residence. 444 E. Westmoreland st.
Int. .prlyats.
m?l'PxJ-" tn I'Vonce. Oct. 11, 1018, MI
CHAEL, J Jr., son of Michael, J. and the
late Mary Orndy (nee Oormlev). nurd 20.
Relatives and friends, also Co. M, fifth Pio
neer Infantry, and all societies of which he
was a member. Invited to. funeral. Tues.
no a. m.,'from his parents' residence. 233S
5.7. "J. Solemn high mass of requiem at
Ht. Gabriel's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy
.'tAVER. July 10, MARY M.. wlfo of
J,i?nJr. Ai O'rtver. Relatives and friends In
Xltd,o ,'uneral. Tiles., 1:30 p. m residence.
..... ,. mppmcoii sti nervices a: lrinuy jer.
Episcopal Church, 2 p. m. Int. strictly pri
vate, t t
wiiXTItNN.UTJr,-r8l",,en'r'.on Jul' i Dr'
J v.. r:' . nusDnnu oi Annie uwinnuu
W?. Wjker). Relatives, friends, also Mount
mnrisn iMire, No ion. V, and A. M,l I.U Lu
Temple, A. A. O. N. if. 8.,nnd K. i. II. A..1
nro invited to the service oh Tuesday after
"?n t 2-30, o'clock, at his fate residence,
12 West Lehlsh ave. Interment at Green
evetU f F- CtmttcTy- 'Vlewln Monday
..."'VARD Julv 11. n. FRANK HA-
VARD. ared 7(1 -years. Funeral services at
rtHiaence, iH03 n, nth st. Wednesday,
p,.!n.'..In,,"nnt private.
HANSEN. July O.' 1U20. CHARLEH A
husbBnd of Eveline Hansen (neo Shaw). In)
ni buw year, relatives ann rrienas, aiso
Ponca Tribe No. 241, I. O. R. Ml. and
employes I, M. M. Co., Invited to funeral.
Tues., 1 p. m lato residence. 1210 Rltner
DF.ATHB ,
t. Int. private. Greenwood Csm. ,Vlsw
remains Mon. eve
irARTMAN. July 0. MYRA.B., daughter
of Wilbur 11. and Viola It. Hartman. aged
id, iieinuves ana irienas invited to services,
3 p. m.
mate,
parents' residence, 127 N, 02d
Tues.
. Tn ..
'lIAYfcS. At Xtlantlo City. N. J.juty 10,
HOWka iiAi.f.s. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Wed., O a. m,, residence ol
Mrs. Harriet Ilamm. B241 Baltimore ave..
I'hlla. Requiem mass 10 a. m. Church of
TrsnsflTOnitlnn. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
HnNNEB8Y. July t. WILLIAM D hus
band of late Mary Hennrasur. Relative!.,
friends. Gesu Holy Name Society and Mar
ried Men's Bpdallty invited to funernl. Tues.,
8:30 a. m., late residence, 1703 Ingcrsoll st.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Oesu 10
a. m. Int. Hoi Cross Cem.
HUGHES. July 7. 120. HANNAH, wife
of tho lats Andrew Hu?hes. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Tuesday, 8 30
a, m...at daughter's residence, 224:'. Sears
,t. Solemn nqulom mass at St. Anthony's
Church. 10 a, m. Interment Holy Cross
C JOHNSON.-j July 10. FRANK, husband of
Rebecca A. Johnson and son of George and
tho late. Frances Johnson. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral service, Tues., 2
p. m.. at, Armstrong's, '1027-20 N. Broad
st . Remains may be viewed. Mon., 8 to 10
p. rn. Int. private.
KIRK. July 0. 1020. JESSE J., son of
lata James and Tacy Kirk, in his 04th year.
Relative and friends, also Fort Washington
Lodge., and A. M Invited to funeral serv
ices. Tues.. -! p. m , lata residence, Joshua
and Flourtown road. Autos will meet Nor
rlstown and Chestnut Hill trolley at Marble
Hall st 1:1B and 11:15 o. m.
KNAPP. July 0. 1020. MINNIE. belov-J
daughter of Charles anil 5llxabth Knapp
ukatoh
(nee Buehler). Relatives and friends, also
John B. Stetson Beneficial Asso., members of
the Church Covenant, Invited to funeral
services, Tues., 2 p. m., nt parents' resi
dence, 1S40 N. Dover st. Int. West Laurel
Hill Cem. Remains may b viewed Mon.
VKRUMM. At Mnwood. N. J.. July t,
CHRISTIANA, widow of John George
Krumm, Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Tues., 2 p. m,, late residence, Lin
wood N. J.
KttltTZ. Suddenly, In Philadelphia, .lulv
10, JUDSON n. .KURTZ, .aged 87. Funeral
from hli lata rfsldence. In Mnlvrrn. 'luo.,
2 pm. Int private. Please nmlt Doner
LIPPINCOTT. At Delanco, N. J Seventh
Month 0th, 1020. REBECCA W widow of
Wallace Llsptncott. In her 80th year. Fu
nerul Third-day, 13th Inst., 2 p. m., lata
residence. Twturel st.. Delanrn. n. J.
LOIJUt:. July 10. ELIZABETH, wife ofj
li4ta nlf T Atsw tt stf si ilvsa ni fslang si iMril
Washington Camp. No. 120. P, o. of A.. In
vited tn funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. m., late
residence. 203A 8. 17th st. Int. prfvate.
Friends nsy callTues. eve, ,
LOUOHEAD. On Julv fl. 1020, ELIZA
BETH, widow, of Robert Loughead. 8ervlces
on Wednesday! morning, at 11 o'clock, at her
lato residence, 1212 W. Allegheny ave. In
terment private,
LYLE. July 10. CHARLES H. LYLE.
aged B7. Funeral services private. Wed.,
2 p, m., at residence of son-in-law. Samuel
It Nice. 210 Spring Garden st., Ambler. Pa.
Int. private. Friends may call Tues., 7 to
8:30 n, m,
MAROKRUM. July 10. 1020. JACOB
MARUERUM. of 353.1 Phfllp st. Due notice
of funeral will he given. ..
MARKLE. Entered Into rest JOSEni
W., beloved husband of Anne E. and son
of late Joseph Markla and Anna Rhoader.
DKATHB.
Relatives and friends Invited to attend sery-
,OW ..CM. .,, ,,. IIID DW,.-...-,
1 n. tn.. from his sonlnIaw'a
residence, Walter ft HyUester. 4813 Baker
viewed iues.
st
from
Remains miv
ins into re'ri'ience,
be
eve,
Belvolr nv,. Nor-
rlsfown. Int. Westminster Cem.
aicurci-i. on July u. maiiaii, peioven wire
of Patrick McUee and daughter of the late
Edward and Madge McOlnley, formerly of
Drumhattmney, County Donegal. Ireland,
Funeral Wednesday, at 8:30 .. m., from resi
dence, B72S Poplar st Solemn requiem
mass Church nf Our Lady of Victory, wit 10
a. fn. Interment rlt. Denis Cem, RefMlvcs
and friends, alsn Our Lady of Victory B. V.
M. Sodality and Altar and Rosary Society,
Invited to attend.
SIcOII.L July 11. MARTHA, widow of
Harry McOIII. Funeral services Tues., 8:30
p. m., residence, 847 Church lane. German
town Int private. Please omit flowers.
MrGLINN July 11. ANNA VERONICA,
daughter of John J and Julia McOllnn (nee
Uonwny) Relatives, friends and II. V. M
Sodality, Invited to funeral, Thurs,, fl'30 n.
m.. from her pnrents' residence, 4528 West
minster ave. Solemn high mnss Our Mother
of Sorrows' Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross,
'.PICKFOIID. On July 0, 1020, EMILY
CURT1&3 P1CKFORD, wife of the late Issso
W. Plckford and daughter of the late
Charles Curtlss. of New York, at the resi
dence of her daughter. Mrs, Frank C. Leon
ard, 253 West Hortter st., Germantown. In
terment Brooklyn, N. Y
QUINN. On July 8, 1020. MARY, wife of
the late Dennis Qulnn. Funeral Tues,. 8:30
a. m.. residence of sister. Mrs. Sussn Qulnn,
SA2 N. Markos st. Solemn requiem mass
Mother of 8orrows" Church 10 n. m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem. Relatives and friends,
also Our Mother of Borrows' 8scred Heart
Boclety, Invited to attend.
DKATHB
REED July II. NILES B.,, grandson of
w. ana .-warms, u iiecu, in nis utr
Funeral Wed,, in, m., lats residence,
Harry W. and. Martha O,. Reed, Jn his -flth
Lear, runcrai weu,, u p. m,
Isslngtoii, Pa. Int. private.
IIKK'tl Julv II. MAIlTltA Rt.I.A .ulf.
of John II. Red. In her 81st ear. Funeral
services Thurs.. 2 p. m., st residence of her
son. Thomas H. Reed. H28 N. 2d st. Camden.
N. J, Int. private. Arlington Cem.. Camden.
RODGER8 July 10, MICHAEL P., son of
Anna and late Oeorge Rodgers. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Tues,, 8 a.
m., 2151 N, 27th st High requiem mass
Most Precious Blood Church 0 h. m. Int. iloly
oepuicnro .rm,
RUMFORD.
July 10
youngest daughter of Mary
MARGARET J.,
V Anil Ihn la.
uoDeri iiumiora, ngru nu. funeral wed,.
8:30 a. in., mother's residence, 1703 N.
Bouvler st. High mass nt Church of Our
Lsdy of Mercy 10 a. m. '
H1WHKB. Julv 11. W I I, L I A M B.
HPAnKH. aged 77. Funernl Wed., l p, m..
late residence. 7211 Federal st. Camdtn, U
J, Int. West Laurel JIII1 Cem.
BULLtVAN. At, St. Agnes's Hospital.
Philadelphia, on July 11. 1020, CORNE
LIUS, son of the lato Cornelius and Julia
Hulllvnn. aged 04 years. Funeral on Wednes
day morning, at 10:30 o'clock, from St.
Mary's Church, West Grove. Pa. Interment
In St. Mary's Cemetery, West Orove Friends
may view remains at the Oliver H. Balr
BIdg.. 1820 Chestnut st , Philadelphia, on
Tuesdsy evening, from 7 to 10 o'clock.
THOVfAB. Buddenly, July 8. 1020,
JOSEPH A. THOMAS, aged OS ears ReTS
tlves and friends lniltfd tn funeral services,
on Mondsy. at 1.80 p m, at the parlors of
Tlrlow yros., 41BS N. Broad st. Int. pri
vate, Remains can be viewed on Sunday
avenlng. between 8 and 10 o'clock
TIL8NEK. Suddenly. July 0, CATH-
DEATHS
ARINE. beloved wlfo or Albert Tllsner. avetl
30. Relatives and friends invited to funeST
Tues.. 1:30 a m late residence, M,,
DevereAUX st. Services at Herman JiaT'-'
Church, Frnnkfonl avr. and Ontario st ."i
p.m. Int. Belvue Cem. '-'",
I'NDERLEIN. July 10. ln"rt
ANNA MAR1U UNDKHLKIN. Funersir
icrn wuiMiHr. v u., 111 mo cnapei or .
urexei iiomo. . ,.,
daughter of Albert (J. and Bertha A.
hardt (nee Hill), aged 1 yr. 2 mos. Reltlra
i,nq irirnns invuca io services Hies. 3 st
prl'vate. Friends jns V fill Mon" evs, v
ifh
m-wmf
x. 'f
Vsfe:'
latlfsls
WIIITAKER. July 10. linnnr ...
. ill. YVl.l.nlra (.. f ........ I ( 7
III ll.-0 ,,iinni; iltro iU,ltl,
s ins
-Jul!
:ij ..r ,i. .,. .iv.rj:,A" . "'"sssi
nilU .iiniua -.,-u . .lllliuuill J-BflC OUS)M(f ,
Asso. and all other orders of which IuTXmi
a n ember. Invited to funeral services TuST K
2:80 P. m,, 5038 Wakefield st GermanMsni
Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. RemalnsZSi !". '
bo viewed Mon. pe. p".
WILLIAMS. Suddenly, at Atlantle Vsi. "
N. J.. July 10, FRED W. WILLIAMS tSS. ,.
band of Uertrudo M. Williams (neo fL
kins), aged 48 years. Interment nrivai-. Jl!?V.,
StrBck'burlsl parlors. York. F.r SifiSkilbi
nesaay, --p. m. T-rt'i
WRIGHT. July 10. CHARLES R.. tiJ ' !
band of Susie K. Wright (nee, Llttleneidl aUS
son of Kate and tho lata Oeorge " & Wrteffit
aged B3. Relatives and friends, alsc!rifi?i A
mony Lodge, No. B2. F. and A, M,: Colurn.
bla It A. Chanter. No. Oil Corinth in OiaaS
seur , Cornmandery, No. 63. K. T, ffl'1 i
Conslstoy, A. A. B. R.j m Lit Temple; AJ K
A. O. N. M. 8.. and all other orgaSliaiiorw '
of which ho was a member, are Invited 73 ,
attend funeral services, at his lato resldascs '
1428 N. BBth St., Tues.. 8 p. M. fit TT&l
George's Cem., Delaware, Wed., 10 a. to.
Frlerds may call Mon,
Morian cem.
2 30 d. m.
nth !.. Tlarbv. Pa.
-'..., 4 m -m Tnt rt
GILMOUR. July 11. JOHN R., husband of
Ernestine C. Ollmour. agd BR. Relatives
and friends invited to services, Wed . 2 P. m..
late reeldence, 1023 Howarth st .Frankford.
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The tire on the left-hand car in
the picture illustrates the cause of
about 75 per cent of all tire trouble
insufficient inflation.
The pressure recommended by
the manufacturer of your tire is the
best to follow and it cannot be
estimated by kicking the tire or
punching it. The regular use of a
reliable air-gauge is the best safe
guard against jim cutting and
fabric breakdown. '
Opinions about
Tires should be Weighed
as well as Counted
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iHERE is hardly a motorist who
hasn't at some time or other in
his experience had a tire dealer
attempt to sell him a tire by rep
resenting it as the fastest seller in
town,
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The opinion in favor of U, S, Tires
is not based solely on the number of
them in use.
Great as that number is, it is due to .
something besides clever arguments ,
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Thousands of motorists today are
More attempts are probably made ' putting up with second choice tires
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The car owner who seeks
United States standards
in tubes is well paid in
more mileage for his
tires. V. S. Red Tubes,
V. S. Grey Tubes.
to sell tires by playing to the motor
ist's alleged weakness for "crowd of
buyers" than by any other known s
method of selling
The experienced motorist, of course,
refuses to surrender his individual
judgment to any crowd or mass of
whatever size.
Too often he has seen the results
of accepting opinions at their face
value, without first finding out what
they are based on.
And you will find him going more
and more to the dealer who has
something to offer in support of his
tires, other than "crowds of buyers"
and "numbers of sales."
because forced production is inconsis
tent with U. S. standard of quality.
The United States Rubber Com
pany's enormous investment greater
than that of any concern in the in
dustryhas always been aimed solely
at quality.
Building a tire first and a market
afterwards. Thinking of the indi
vidual user instead of the number of
sales.
One of the reasons, perhaps, why
there is now a scarcity of U. S. Tires.
If the time ever comes when U. S
Tires can be supplied to all, or nearly
all, of the people who want them,
they will still have more to recommend
them than merely the largest following
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