I V "V -'-,..-' U fir . L- '."- .ft" ' 'V r , '.'S ''' r 4 ity" 'r-5; ..M. j 4 il ' ,. 'ji-'t, r fc . .- " r, . i - j , .. . , . ' HvfiSfeRs-tBiaft vi " & '"hi' . ttKHT '7l M STeaiS AUjSj 'f3 . .., pihkf, , , - L f k t ' . '" few , . f 3PHI$,' WEBOTSBAT, JULY 21V ' 1920 ', 1LDYD GEORGE FIRM POLISH LIBERTY Doclares Sovlot Russia Has No Right to Dictate to Warsaw j, "-...- t 'WARNS AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI Hy the Associated Press : London, .Tu 21. -Premier Lloyd re mlrtrosslng the Houso of Com i today. 1'' 'C Soviet mmyer to SeAIHw rMBrdlnB pence with Poland .. incoherent. nmbljcuotis rind nroprt-' ' lnrwlr Intended for homo con . nda 'rsll , .- , -niilil under- ' ?mY hnwwcr, tho. Soviet Indicated Its KllllngK 'negotiate direct with l'o- ' The Soviet Rovernment, the premier Stared, aliw wanted to give Poland brt terboufldarleii than those named by K Sum. Mr. Moyd Ocorgc wild there Some i-hMM In the Soviet message Indicating tho Bolshevik, only were pre- . pared to . dlscifc" the mftttcr with n UTrCSoVletnBovernment v.. 1 no rlirht to dlctnto to Poland wlmt tort of government the . Poles should tort have, 'A.V. ...mini, nsserted that nn Indo- ntndent Poland woa essential to the Irtoto fabric of peace, nnd the Allies were resolved that they must nrrcst the IVmictlon of Poland' nnd the mnrclr fffflwlk armies through Polish ter- r"lMho Uolshcvlkl overran Poland, hoy would bo up against the German frontier, and Mr. Lloyd Gcorco said his would furnish Germany n great Umptatlon with her millions ot trained j Tt' would she n cheap way, nccordlng to the premier, for Germany t6 get out of her obligation. "I only ask the raombers to think whether it might not havo the effect of depriving the Allies of the fruits of tho dearly-bought vic tory," Mr. Lloyd ticorge added. CHINESE MILITARIST YIELDS Tuan Chl-Jul Atks Poace on Terms Amounting to Capitulation Pekln, July 10. (By A. P.) Peace terms, amounting to complcto capitula tion of tho military party, have been offered by General Tuan Chl-Jul, tho army commnndcr, It was stated here today. The terms arc being communicated, to tho lenders of the Chili -LI faction. Tuan Chl-Jul, It Is said, being con- ironteu oy wnai no considered unsur motlntablo difficulties, tendered his rs- Ignhtlon of the army's command, but President llsu-Shih -Cluing has ndt ac cepted it. Tho peace terms Included the pun ishment ot Oenernl Hsu -Shu -Cheng, former resident commissioner of Inner Mongolia, who refused to recognize his dismissal; the discharge of nil troops under the command of Tuan Chl-Jul; the dissolution of the parliament; the dismissal .of three Anfu ministers, and tho suppression of the Anfu Club.' Polish Pogroms Charged London. July 20. (lly A. P.) Charges that the Poles In the course of their retreat uctoro the Holsucvikl car ried out numerous iirogroms nnd per petuated ntrocitles of tho gravest nature upon members of the Jewish population arc contained in an official Tlolshcylk wireless message received here today. The message declared that most of .the villages in tnc district ot Kiev were completely burned nnd that in many inBtunccs .lewisn tarmers were driven into tho flames. In Potowlsze, the re port ' slates, tho Polish forces killed twenty-six Jews. BERLIN TO FULFILL PACT, SAYSS1WI0NS Can Carry Out Coal Agreement, Gorman Foreign Minis ter boclares ny tho Associated Press Hcrlln, July 21. Tho present Gcr- mnh Government intends to carry out tlio agreements entered Into with tho Allies nt Spa, Dr. Walter Simons, tho foreign minister, declared in an inter view granted the newspnper correspond ents here today. He added that tho pre vious governments had not been sufll cicntly minctlllous In carrying out tho terms of tho peace treaty. Aflnr itpnvlnt? rumriru nt illssenslons in the cabinet. Doctor Simons snld nllJ . t t1.. .t I..!--. ut. ..! ntlll 'I llic npu ui'uisiuuN wrru uiiuiiiinuun hum tho Kntonto powers rrntly were HorioUB PatiamaHats f"m, trU. . Vf, dh n. j Id to lalnr tan f " hat. v., ,- JEFFERSON HAT CO. 135 S. 10tk Incfatt efficiency ot a fruit 50 Thumb Srw tlffulttorl HUFFMAN If Uu III imiffliu. jliiliiiOHiill''' W I Mr in their threats' to occupy moro German tcrritorr. Count Hforzn. tho Ttnllan foreign .minister, left him in no doilbtl that tlio threatened trench, occupation would bo supported by all the Kntento powers In the event of Germhny not ful filling her obligations, Doctor Simons asserted. Tlio German delegates, however, he added, would not have signed tho agree ment If they had not been convinced that the coal demands by all the Entente Woro capable, of fulfillment. Doctor Simons told tho correspond ent that Illegitimate traffic In coal was taking place nnd that largo quantities of Huhr coal had been discovered 1 places not on uic ouicini pian. PAItOELS POST Upholstering r;eonlructlon end pollthtnt of old furniture our ipUltr, Flout workminnhlp mot moderate price. Let our my rwentstlve call and eittmate. Induntrlnl Uphol. A rant. C, Show Iloom nnd Fuctorr "0 N. 10th Ht. Write or phone Welnut 11M tonVIV. In lovln memory .of oar iler jon and Mother, Corporal FTtANK n.con VIM. tr h t n tiit.j ..n.n inlv IS. ,1018, vho went Atony tho Oth day of Au- Huaii ji.if, never in return, ha " llfo willingly for hie country nd hie home, llo never will forirotten by hie mother, father, eleters and brother. , QltRRN In Invlnr ni.,v nt JOHN A. QUCHN, who died Juty 21. 1801, eatf). irAnnnrr. Juiv 20, 1020. aonDON Me. NCIt.t.. eon. of the fate Newton 11. and Barah flarretl. Funeral eervlcee Thura.. 8 private. Uemalne may be viewed Wed. eve 11KATHS HUOOKr. July Id, JAMK8. A., hueband of nadlo V. lluaeer. Ilelatlvee, tritnn: llrotherhood Of It. ft. trainmen. P. 11, II. llcllet nnd K. of It, Branch. Invited to fu neral, Thura., 8:30 n, m,, B14T Ogdon at. Bolemn requiem innee Church of Our Lady of Vletbry 10 a. m. Int. Ut. Denla'a Cem. CONNI5RT July 10. 1020. WILLIAM D.. husband of Annie C. Uonnery (nee Cateaday), Helatlvca and friends, nleo Altar nnd Huly Name hbcletlra and employes of boiler ahop. Italdwln locomotive Works, Invited to fu neral, l-ri., :m a, m.. lato reiidenco, hit N. 12th et. Solemn requiem maea nt Ht. Mai achy'a Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Bepulchra Cem, I1AVIB. July IS, KLtZAffETH DAVIB. Funeral eervlrea Thure,, 2 p. m., at her late residence, 101S Leaaue et. (10th andkWaah Inaton ave.). . t'rltnde may call Wed. eve. int. 1'Crnwood Cem, DKATIIrl July IT, JAMKH P hueband ot tho law Mary rfouahertv. Funeral ,Tljur.v , m, reeldenct of hit aon, William J. IWush erly. H32 W. Cnyusa et. Solemn requiem maea at XI Ann'a Church 10 a in. Int. Bt. At)UlfANl-At Wllmlnaton, Del.. July 0 .Ann .. . n r .!. ffttah A. rliltfATl Ilelat.ea and friend ara Invited to nttend 1020. AIArtT C... wife of Huah A. Duan. Ilelat. ea and friend ara Invited 10 nviei .C. v.m -1 trArn he tate maldence. v Vandever ave . Thura., 0 a. m. (Wllmlnaton tlEF.CH-nnoOKS, On July 1ft. 1020, AN' wire 01 elatlvee i . Frlda at Our Mothor of Sorrowa' Church at NlH O., wife of Harry F. Jlfooke tne Mur- late residence, 401T Ainen (. IUsh rnaee IV ray), llelatlvee and friend tnvllefl to fu neral, on. Friday, at 8:J0 a. in., ..from her Unrbcr aclRRors, Clip, pers, Razors and Mani cure Scissors. Aleo Safety Itaior Hladt neelmrpennl Filbert Grinding Co. 1 mo nT.nF.RT ht. ' $9.00 GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINER The irlf-nitlnitlne; frntnrea ot thla Pa4 ranKa it eaay 10 wear, and the Thnmo- dctoit itei enre It eaay 10 wear, and the Thnmo- iit Itejtiilator Allows of nllrrlnt pre- nt will. Meat ruptnres (row elnwly Worje heeauae trnaeea that aremeil rliM in inn ueainninc were. noi. uur improvea appllancea nnd advanced method Innura ImuroTeraent for every caee and cure mnnr. I. B. SEELEY, 1027 Walnut St Cnt ont nnd keep for refrenre PRINTING 24-Hour Service WIT.MF.lt ft IiAMnitnT, lBt N. 11TII ST. PICNIC PLATES P PAPER BAGS FOR-BAQQING GRAPES Paper Plate and Rooone. A Paper prinking Cope, tlat and nan. Paper Napkin and Towrle, Was Paper Hoda Htrnwa. P Toilet pBBtr,. per roee. ftcJ1oe. fS.BO for ISO heie. . tee Cream Hole and Pall. C Paper Coffee !up. Et Wrapplna Paper In roll and eheete. R Paper Hate. Twines. Envelope. Typerjrrlter Paner White, ill Yel low, 000 prr Package of r,00 Sheet. EZRALEUINS0N,26,S.5thSt. .Lombard S17A Mnln R837 I) a. m. int. lioiy croea cem, nt.AClf .l,,iv n. AVM1E wife nt the late Robert lllnck and dauahter of lata lid ward and Margaret Uowlln. Funeral Frl.. 8:B0 a. m.. into remaence, in isaao 11111 rwi. Ilala. Solemn mat) of requiem Churcn 01 Bt, ainitnioa 111 a. m. preciaeir. " Cathedral Cem, HOND. Suddenly at Moorestown, N.J., July 20, EL1ZAI1KTII HAINKfl, Wife of Ilev. Oeoriro M. Uond. Services at Trlrrfty ChUrch, Moorestown, Frl.. 2 p. m. nnOOKS. On July 20. MAHT ELtZA nETH. infanl daughter of Francla M. Brooks, Jr.. and Elliabelh D. Ilrooka. Fu neral private. vanuerer 1110 . .num., .. w. ,,,, .. , " time). Int. at Ilrlelol. Pa.. Frl. mornlnB. FALKB. On July 20, WAJtnKN W . aon of tho late, Oliver and Jane Paul Falea, fu neral service private, J". '.. n UxellOenCO OI nie einicr, .v. o. doih v. .,,.1.,- ment private, FAIlIlT.Suddenly, at Atlantlo City, July 10, Dr. JOSEPH, b-loved husband of Lillian K, Farley (nee l.umley). Relatives and friends, and all aoeletles of which he a member. Invited to funeral. Frl.. fl:.10 DOUallKnTY At Merchantvllle. N, J., a. m,. from hi lata residence 1010 H, Ilroad tlKATHS L, Solemn requiem mass Kni"" ,w K ill, 'i.. FAYKH, July IS, THOMAB A., J of the late Laura M. Fayer. FunerAI in ii iiiiajsil ' y -' ' 1 MAB A.. hNS,; ) o. w, H.enry. ,,,jj .of 'reiiuiewi.'St:' A ) id a, m. nti '). it 81 H:Sf) . m . fMnt i rlftfl tit jjcriin, fft, j, Hoirmn maid , nurcn or m HAcrtd lieAU t FlNNKaAN. JUly 10. MAHT A. '(&mull 1 lr of eh Ute John nnd Itnrjorle A. rnm.rf 1 mtl. Tfnnor.il. n arhlth talatlva. ttnA MM'. K M oclMlrB of whieti niw wa a wimbf aJ '', rt quirm church of fit. Monirn 10 a Hi. iy: Pi.ttTrtir.i till. ort laifrt AAWMATtr .-- - ui mv. aau( .....!-.. k'i DIAMONDS BOUGHT Ilrlna;. luyoiir diamonds f rou want t tails th highest possible prloe for them. No matter what others tell you they are jrtn. t Aur prica Deiory -ou sen, W pay Ib.nO to 1100.00 for each dlamaad set our price perora ,-ou sell. vttnnk than otnera Dtr. Mee us and be convinced. We bur any el. ehapa or color, Pawn ttcketa for diamonds bourfct, KKLLY CO" OAT.T. B8S finKWTNtTT gT. 1-hone Watnpt7.1t Suite l. rrivate oBlre 94 floor, orrr Child' lUai, jifVrTiiw -w -.-sfr -- wa r r im. w z- ii m m i zxbsT ntw- vmr e " Mm vi-sa miv ' mmm !&."' x & miUFs w mm jv t , t T m Bil tSFS B Km IS UJM, i R DE J BOUDOIR LAMPS - 200ofthom U Specially Priced $0-65 at 0s 'neinilnr Sale Price, $7.30 lUndiome Iambi, read lo allich. Puih button locket, 6' silk cord and olur. h 14" high and hai blue or old rota tile ibtde. Philadelphia Lighting Fixture C?.. ' Mfre. of flna and Klectrle Future 32 SOUTH SEVEHTtl si. Wholesale and lletnll Cj&Trrri11TrrT"l M l lm f ll I " IB IT ftu I'onr aeleo. lion of Jap. Uronte or nom, Duller tit Iv or or WIlltK Ivory. DIABETES Why Suffer Longer? Drink Mountain Valley Water Famous curative water from near Hot Springs, Ark. KNDOllHKD BY PHYSICIANS Mountain Valley Water Co., 718 Chestnut St Phone. Walnut 8107 .,. Served nt leading Clubs. Hotel, Cafes and P It, .11. dlnlna- car Sold v flp.irn arocera. drUKalt. eto. or direct hy u. ytfr Stf METAL LATH rort rxSTEniNO PLASTER BOARD nKTTF.U THAN WOOD SHEETROCK WALL (PLASTER) nOAltD Pearce Fireproof Co. K. n. Cor. Ilroad nnd Arch . J.H.Mc C11II0U9K 8 Son AUTOMOTIVE AND GARAGt SUPPUES For Ford Cars THE NEW STROMBERG CARBURETOR 37.4 miles on a gallon of trasolinc that's the world's official econ omy record for Fords and is held by the New Stromberg Car buretor. Price $24, Complete 257-59 N. Broad St. We co-operate with your dealer Buy through him. vim 1 1 I ' .widow of jlame Fletcher. Funeral IfrC K 1 morning-, to o'clock, residence, 1518 Ira4e .4.' st. int. Wllmlhgton, Del. . .' i'.j KK 1 FRANZ. On July 10. PH1I.1PAa !. H rrfU i mJLT BBBBBklBBWsLH BBBH BBBBBBBV lBBBLl ' Xn whatever shape and size you prefer ioc to 20c. At all stores. 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In between, come . the tireless efforts of Atlantic Experts chemists, scientists, engineers, and inventors. These men have produced a quality gasoline in Atlantic. Every gallon you buy has passed a definite high-standard test. You can depend on it always. Because it all burns, Atlantic goes fur ther. Carbon is reduced. Dilution of oil by seepage is practically eliminated. The extra miles in Atlantic make it the most economical gasoline. It will function perfectly in different altitudes and changing weather condi tions. Atlantic Range allows you to set your carburetor once for the season and forget it. When you run on Atlantic, you go further, go faster, with more power and less trouble. Let the Red Pump be your guide to quality fuel. Drive in where the sign says ATLANTIC GASOLINE Puts Pep in Your Motor THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY a 7TB Jftl fj band of ftertriiri n Frana (nee , Ral'.h). Ilelatlvos and friends, also 32d Ward ( men Fellowship and all other Organisation , of which he waa a member aro Invited Ho, tlio service, on Thur. aft,, at 1 o'clocK,vat hi residence, 1022 Fontaln at. Interment strictly private. Friend may call Wed- ve. llAlNKB. At Aledford, M. i BeTenth month lPth. 1020, ANNA V., daushter of Mary n. Haines, need sn, Funeral from. Her v tat residence, Medtord, U. J., Fifth-day,, . A M.4..-I r,.m . . .. .. .. . ' X iiaiiuin. on juiy 20, at the residence or her nephew. Charle J Mcllvaln, Jr., Mill ti.reeK roan, Arnmorn, ia., jKoniri vii.ir. v i.e., v.ii ui niMitu!, jtairuu,, . vt. Iiancnester, wyo. Motice or runerai later. 11AHT1NUS.' JUiy 18, 1U20, .MAIII '. IIAST1NC1B Helatlve and trlends Invited, to funeral1 service. Thur,, a J, m,, at her Utn residence. IB Id N. clrau at Int, Houtri j.aurle Hill t'em nemalns may b vlnrea. Wed. eve. .HOUSE. At Alloway. N X. July ,19. .lAjiqn HOUHE. in hi 8th year. Jrtelatlven, and friend Invlt-d to funeral, from hl r Idence, in Alloway, Thur.. 3 p, mk (rvln MJZil$tn..iM- " Uaptlat Cem,. Alloway. JOHNHTON, hubAnd or Cora Henderson Johnston'. Relatives and friend ara .Invited to attend funeral services, Thursday. 3 P.W., at his late residence, 11114 Hoekland t. Ihti private. Friend may call Wed.. H tofilo, " .1",'..-naltlmora paper pleae ennv. , , 'nRNKr. On July 19, DOIIOTIIT I t, KKENBY (nee Harker), widow Ot Albm Keeney. flervlce on Frl. aft., at 1 6'ofo,. M tho rldence of Mre. Fanny Jones. 803 Carson t.. Jlanayunk. Interment at iyy Mill Cemetery. . Knita, On July IP. JKNNin. davthter.of the late Andrew and Mary Caldwell KeVri Ilelatlvea and friends, also the manager of tho Union Home for OldI.adles ara Invited to the service, on Thur. aft., at 2 o'elosV, at her residence, 831) Windsor eouare. Inter ment private at H. Laurel Hill Cem. ' ' ' KDf.TV -Al Wh..1ln- W .- T.ilu M 11)20. WILIitAM R son of Joh'n U. anJ a y i it'l m M v Sophia Kolb, atrd 88. Funeral Friday. S P.' m.. 1B10 8. 10th st Frlemla may oall PrHI!!,?!l ve. Interment private. S25v.Ei-. nrn? lery and friend in vlted to funeral Frl.. n a.m. Solemn requiem rnao SI LudwlK'a Church 10 a. m. Int. E4.V.0,1'.rA' Kirt,t om'' lower. KtlNKKf,. July 18. CIIAni.HS It, hTi- 1 iiaii,. ui Autjie w. ivunKei. frvicea Tnura., 11 a.m. from residence of Walter W. Con' T0Y.t?n nuttonwosrt t. Int. private. I.KE, On July 20. 1020. at her lt'r(ll- !fnc',..It'.h.IM,em fki Fo Washliurton. 'a . AMELIA J . widow of Jamea A. Lea. Due notice will bo ulven " , I.Rim. July 20. 1020. ANNA MA1UE1 dauuhter of Oeorae and Ottilia Lehr. , V M Modality. Lcaaua of the Sacred Heati and A tar So'lotv and rhlldrxn nt Hnlnh.ov r5.r-och,Rl School, Invited to funeral Bat.J 8S10 a. m , parent' residence, 10S2 wait','. '"nui mseii 01 requiem at xnpaHUH't .5 7 Church. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cros Cem.' xlV$!ik'& hand of Elisabeth Lorenz. Funeral FYt4aV 'WW 8'30 a. m., reelde'nco &39 W. Flshera! llleh requiem mass at Incarnation Chi iu n. m. interment iioiy epun lery. h I.TMAM. .Inlv ID. A. niJktn. mrm-Kt David C. nnd late Drenda K. Iiinan.'Kel atlia and friends Invited to funeral. aervlcea,, Thur.. 'i t. m. preclaely, at hi lata real dencn. ,1309 N. 17th at. Int. private, MANNING. Hudrtenly. at Llndenwold; N. Ja Juty 19, JOHN A., husband ot Rosa M. Mannlnir. Due notice ot the funeral vlll be aiven, from hla lata residence, Llndaa Mold. N. J. MeUAFFltKT. JUiy IB. THOMAH It., hUS hand ot late Barah McCaffrey. Relatival, friends. Holy Name f?oo.. Church of the Visitation and nil other orranlaatlon of which he war a, member. Invited to funeral. Thura.. 8:30 a. m.. late residence, sons S. cumtriann i aoiemn requiem maa' Church ot the Visitation 10 a. m. Int. Holy Beoulchre Cem. McI.KKR. July 10. CATHATUNK J. lie I.KRIt. ared HR. Helatlve and friend in vited to funeral. Thura.. 8:80 a. m., lata residence, 2,110 N 8th el. Solemn requiem maos at St Edward's Church, 10 a. m. Int. Ilolv Cross. McMULI.EN. July 10. MATIT F.. dauth ter of the late William and Martha Fox Mc Mullen. RelatU-ea and friends Invited to fu neral. Thurs,. 1:30 p. m.. residence. 291T Decatur st., Holmeiburs. Services at Era manual P. E. Church 2:30 p. m. Int. orlvatA. ' MoNALLT July 10. 1920. MAttT A. M- a. Nally (nee Bradley), wife of the lata Fran- J cl MrNally. Relative and friend at .In vited to funeral. Frl.. 8:30 a. m.. from hr. , late residence. 2340 Salmon at. floUmn, re quiem ma St. Ann'a Church 10 tu ml tat. St. Ann1 cem. " V' T . NEBLI). Julv 10. JAMES N huabnd,of Emma Neeld (nee Mathuee). Funerat Frl.., 2 n. m., from his late residence. 163.1 Ortho dox at., Frankford. Int. Oak Lone Cem.. Frankford. Remain may be viewed Thur.. 8 to 10 n. m. . NBVIN. Suddenly, at his home, BM Spruce st.. on July 10. the Rev. WIIVLIAM POOTT NEVIN. D. D. Sorvleu on Thura. aft., at 2 o'clock, at the Steele Memorial l'resbyterlnn Church SBth and Larchwood uve. Interment brlvate, .fc . PRIEST. At Traverse City. Mich.. .TulT 17, HOWARD R., misband of Barbara Priest (nee Wolf). Ilelatlvea and friends, alao eon creirotlon and vestry of Churrh of the Qood Shepherd and employe of Reading Rwy Nlcetown oar shoo. Invited to servloes. Thur.. 1 p. m , at late reeldence, 11S0 Olen- wood ave. int. private. Friend may can Wed. eve. QUIOO. Suddenly. July 1R. SAMUEL 8.. son ot Robert J. and Jennie Quilts; lne v Smyth), aavd 20. Relative, friend. Ameri can Lesion, Kenslnaton Post, No. 08 Fatna Lodire. No. 778. I. O. O. F. . Illock Hawk Tribe, No. 20, I, o. R. M.. and employee of Harbison' Dairies. Invited to funeral . i-rvlce. Thura., 0:30 n rn., residence. 231 r E. latterly et. Int. Cataaauqua, Pa, Re main may be vl-wed Wed. nfter 8 P. m.' RALPH. On July 10. WILLIAM H hua bond of Illanche K. Ralph (nee Mor(ran)j Relatives and friend, alao employe of Poat offlre West Phlla. Sta.. are Invltod to .tho enrvlce. Thur. aft., at 2 o'clock, nt hla lata residence 1,13.1 N. Felton st Interment pri vate. Westminster Cem. Rcmalna may b lesed Wed. eve RIDDLE. July 10. .IES81R CALtiUM, widow nt Joatph Riddle. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thur., 2 p. m., at residence. 310 W tfedcwlck et. Int. Mt, Mcrbih Cem. SrilAEFER July 1. HORACE) SCItA FER naed 41, Relatives and Irlend Invited to services. Thur . July 22. 2 p. m rail dence of Howard t.'oopor, 103 Stoy ave., Wi -tmont, N. J Int. Harlelnh Cem, Frienda my rail Weil. ee. SCHII.LINO July 1!, LOUISA SCHIL LINO (nee Heltmnn). widow of Charle Schil ling, aged 73, Relatives and friends Invited to funeinl eervlcee, Thurs., 2 P. m., lata realdenic 204." N. nth st. Int. private. Friends may cui' Wed eve. SIMS At IlllllnKB. Montana. July 19. JOSEPH SI.MS. son of the late Dr. Francla Sim and Rebecca Huddell Sim. SINCLAIR. At t.ansford Pa.. July 19. Rev. OKOROE Sl'TTON SINCLAIR. Duo notice of funeral will be alven SMITH. July 10, 1020, AUSTIN C . JR.. son of Austin C And Anna S Smith and arandaon of the late .1. H and M. 8. Smith and John and Hannah Stewart, In hi 24th year. Relatives and friend, also Washing ton Camp. No. 701 P. (). S. of A.; Wood land Council. No. t70. o. of I A,, ara In vited to services. Thurs 2 n. m., late resi dence. 1320 H. Paxnn st Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Friend mnv call Wed. eve, STANTON July 10 1020. EMMA. wf of Georae Stanton. Relative and frienda Invited (o funeral Thursday. 830. e. m,. from her late residence. 1,12 Olive si Solemn re qulnm mass at Church of Immaculate Con ception 10 n. m. Interment Old Cathedral Cemetery. STEI.LWAOON On Julv 18 FREDER ICK LUSTER, hl.shanri of .Ioenhln O. . Hlst Stellwaifon, aaed 70 year. Service on Tliui morn., nt 10:30 o'i'ocU. at hi lata I residence, tl.HI N 33d st Tntermcnt at Stony , Rank Pn . it t 12:an o'clock, noon Friend, i may cull Wed. -e , from 7 to 0 o'clock. STORM On Julv 10. 1020, MARION E3 TELLE. daiuliter of Dr Albert J. and Alice Storm (n McTanue). aaed 4 year and i 11 months. Relative nnd friend Invited to funeral. o Thursday, at J n. m. . from, par ent' reildence. .12.10 Cidar bt Interment Old Cathedral Cmeter. Friend may call Wedne.dav evenlnir ' TIIIEROFF. July 10, JOHN M. betovea husband of Dorothy Thleroff (nee Htraeh m.inl aired 20 vear 11 month". Relative. ' friends and loskii Tribe, No. 370. I, O, B. M Invited to funornl. Thura. 1:30 p. m.. ' Into residence. 3307 N 2d at. Remain may 1 b., viewed Wed., after 7:30 m. Int. Oak land (-cm TIKIINBV. At Norrlstown, Pa. July 19. JOHN T1ERNEY. Relatives mid friend in vited to funeral. Thurs.. 8:30 a m from the residence nf hla nephew. P J. Kelly, 1040 N 13th l Solemn rniurlm high ma at Our I.ndy of Mercy C'huroh 10 a, m, Int. private. Holy Cross. .T$.K',2!'"Ju,,v V' MART M. V.. rtaushter Vf ,ii nc T.rofe Jr nn Mariraret B. Trf (nee Huhe). aged 10. Reintlves and fi end Invited to funeral. Thur. 8:3d a. m., pa. rents' residence, 3(13.1 Sprlnntleld ave, Ma of requiem Church of the Most IiUssnd Sau rament 10 a m. precisely. Int. Holy Crow WATCHORN. July 17. MARIK M dauth. ter of Thornaa and Sarah Watchorn.' R.la- Uvea and friends, also R, V. M. Ho4ailty A!Ur J'J"' rv Society, Moat Precloui' Illc.it Church. Daushtera of Isabelle and em ployes Q' Frank Seder, respectfully Invited .to runerai, Tnurs.. :so a. m.. at her nari ents- residence, 3018 W, Colonna at. SolJSin incli requiem mnss Church of Most Freetaua . 'Die oil 1) a m, Int Holy Crosa Cem."?- ' ' WOODHOUSK. Julv IN, It)"). aKORflH WOOnilOl'HF.. Hired (1.1 year, Wnrilii?S ' It. Int. 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