t, -i- rsji 'I f ' r 'i,1 -.-"V V I 2. ft i iirt r ! KjliM illrV- imt W V'l m fov miiv fnVir Wins, but Meredith Fails from rt On They have rntlstcrei. six- uta.fdr their country. irhti nnnlflnnl of the -100 was Kijidfihl. the famoui Swedish H. ih -10 2.R Roronils. the fnitteat. JOf duy of the henM. ,U.Uut.i.. the noted South Afrl- mi IMyIs. nn linitiiMifiinii. TConXnnd third rcapcctively to 6ml it.inllflnl. Until l'mnfv chiller fn ollinliinti'd in tliW -i- -- i - ---. i( fucwucs onen, junior, oi j,nR IMAd Dafcl. a South Afrlrnn. nut- filMn tho second ccmlfiiinl. tier wm second to Itudd in the lKntunhl vnn third. AlnRuorth. Cmclaud. M-ns fifth nnil Diifnl slrtli Slfkbtigh .Mike Devanney, the Amrri ;liv6rite. failed to do better than 1a the 3000-meter tteeplerhnse, the Mel gained fight points'in the event i .tares amieies pinceu. ne lone run wns won hi Hotlcc the rliftlnnnn, in 10 minutet 2 'J -5 sec- .' Ftit Flrnn. of the Paullst A. C. CiUfeW York, mirprNed bj taking . h , Deyanney was fifth and Al Htil iboKCUi nnother I'nullot runner, niiked jt;ajtwlnt by taking sixth. Devnnney petes tor uic .muroe a. a., in ev kiTvlilch i9 conmeted with the ddowbrook Club of l'liiladeliihia in kt?,thcy both arc Wnnnmakcr organ I -lonnl Ambrostnl, of Italy, was third, and sttson, of Sweden, was fourth. 1 , Another Halny Day fcThe races were run in a colli rain, anil . . . ijy a few spectators were present to tness It. lloilgc oreezed Horn", liar- St' a lead of fifty jnrds oer Flynn. MJurmi, the Finnish long- distance pner, won the unni t tin- iu.uuu ter run. Guillemot, the French kMpIon. was second, nnd .1. ilson. JjKnglaiKl. third. The winner's time M al. minutes J-it eromis hiMccarlo, taly, was fourth, Manhes, france; flfjtli, nnd Iiuniatniueii, Fiu- JBd, sixtn. ireil v. l nllor. of the or Chester Ulub. the onlj American in t final) wns distanced. LTwo AtnerlcnuH nualified in the ?als of thc.OO-pound weight throw ' hdthree.,orelntheheasofU yarSVa. an,iD S'U, u0ef , Lou lin Ljceum. of New York. o Vetn,,i United Stntes performers, lslie6n.'8t nnd second In the weight d T. Maroncy. of the St. An- A. C. W. Itolken. New York A. L1 and It. Itemer. of the American ralkers. oualiticd in the walk. uiMCLionniu won nrst nouors with a . ; . ... nf nl.n mnlnra i.,vt n ,,ti i,, . I Rthan Pat Kyan, another American I presentatlng the Loughlin Lyceum, I o of New Tork. Itnu heaved the wo rei.ht 10.02." meters. UtlInd of Sweden Hh third In the ktsj,UU, Ul onillLII, iUH HUTU 111 IU1 ftr-six-pound wciftht throw, M.-Der- hltt. of Canada, fourth. Sien-on. of Sweden, fifth: and Peterson, of Flu-i ad, sixth lUcGratlt nut Jllntt ,T. McGrnth. of the New York 1?C, another Ohinpio gnme veteran M.r'7l,i,. ;, r .""'.'cuch summer. Woodrng on eompeto rir.t eminnal-Won l.oren Murchl lc to carry the Stars nnd Stripes in ., eomnetltioii for tho lnrnl H... "n N w York A C eecond II I- EManl ' fee nal Of the We ght content owing to ',,V,,,' S&V, " LV p looaI.d- FnBUnd third. O atldon Ne Z-iiland , ratrtiin hn aiitTerpfl enrlier this ueck partment store orgnni7atmn After Tlme .J 1-S second. .Morrl. Klrk.ey o,ira i strain lie suurcaeariitr tins u ecu. pnSMlnf. tIirep soasoUN at Meicersbnrc. pic i'iub yan rmncuco. finished fourth Wetltenant K. U. Roberts, of the Vnmlrln ri,n.ii.,i,t .. 1.1. .1?' 'and a eliminated ... , ?nlfed Stntes nrmv. and .1 M. Mac- 1 . '","B ,"".'". """i1,1"" "''" "". Second semlnnal cin b A len uoodrlne ?.b!ln nf fh-XmnlX rinh a sin intention of entering the t uhersity of Mcdobrook Club. Philadelphia second .acneron, of the trnmpie 1 hid. 01 Min ii,.i i-h.,i. pnri,io.k iji Ani cinh thir.i ft 'DflMTranclsco failed to nnnlifv for the finnl IBI.U.IUUI A A.. v.- ...,-.. . - --- '.J? Brutus Hnroilton. I'niveisity of 311s- (''JliWiieutl: Harrv Ooelltz. Illinois A. C. : Xieutenant K. L. Vidnl. T'nited States SisrSh' IL.1 T. Tllto Sirnniso L'niver- tUty; f were, tiiAmerirnn entrants in the "rlaasle dccatllon. iliielf begnn today hmd will be, flilished tomorrow . rearrnan Ruled Off ' flf'st-htut of the preliminary in 1 laiiouai . a. i . games last -euj.on. 5rH5?-t ,. oiv i,u.,i in n,b"t shorth before the chaminoiishipt. e :iiHi. meter wnii resuueu in u ictory for I'aezi. of ltnl wlioe time ran 13 minutes 40 2-." seconds. Parker. 'Australia, was second: T Mnrouej. St. jinselms.A. C third: D.wson. Kng-land,- fdurth ; Peterson. Uenmnrk, fifth, and Seirhers. Reliriuni. Mtn. J. R Fearman, New York ... C . w.is ruled ea for running during the fourtn lap. Italy also won the second heat in this event, Frigerio coming home in 1". minutes 4 1-5 seconds MeMjtt'r, il South Africa, was second, R Reiner, f American Walkers' Club, third. W t.ifUnll.A,- Von. Wmlr A C fnnrth tll,ln )""l A.A... A... A. V, , . A....., ?LJw. England, fifth, nnd (,uti I.uglaml. r,i, sixth. Freeman, the Canatlun entry, iniieu 10 quiiui The challenge t rmperor of Rusi raddition. to the The challenge cup offered bv the late mneror nf Russia wns eomneted for. in o$&W addition, to the usunl (llyinnic medals. . , .- A-fiff.'AV, l 1. .!.., 1.1A ,...... ., 1,1. 1. K...... fn tw.'f"' day at the stadium II -Wander, ot Utlktr O I.. a .. I.A.,. ,l.n ..l.nll. .... ...in Wj-'fJi, Sweden, to whom the chalhnge cup wa Vn Ttwnrded at Stoikholm. nfttr Jin fi(fgLTborpe, the Aineruan, the utuul win w nn tuiu iliMi u ti 1 i iiri.ti.Uhli.n'i I h n w I fyl 3!vver claimed the cup I tosftt The decathlon comprii-i ten events whleh the athletes of nm lent (treece I Lfllr l' Vt.aaVi nAynLLilti tn rvpAl 11 n In fl T. fin I a man an .o all-round athlete Hi v m Running 1 t .1 iMVa. -.i' . rf . ..a,. .. ....... 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Athletes Scored in Olympics MONDAY'S KVr.NTS 100-Mrfer Hash paddock, first . .- Klrkary, second . J,,.. , Schols, fourth Murrhlnxon, sixth , 400-Meter Hurdles T.onmls, first Nortorii second , Of urn, third Darts, sl.th , rrntnthtun Itriirtlry, aecnnd , r.cdrndre, lie fnr third Ilnmllton, tie for third Total . .. Tl'KSDAY'S KVI.NTS .00-Meter Itun I'.lir, second irott. fifth . . .. . Hprott, sixth . ' ' Illuli Jump I nndon. llrxt 7 ' 5 . t -' ? . ' ' 3 Jlnllfr. ureond ' Snrpi": nfih" Total WKDNRSDWH KVKNTS 10.003 'Mrtrr MulU PMrmnn, arrond ..... MOronrr, llli Shot-put I.lvrsfdBe. third .... Mrllanald, fourth 110-Mrtrr. Hurdlrs Hurron. ironU .... Murrn, third . , smith, ntth . ..; Ilrold Jump Jahnon. Krrond Trmplrton, fourth . Totol . ... lKSTntllAY'S KVKNTH llnmmrr ThrmT Itjan. tint llrnnrtt. third ' lc(lrth, fifth 1500-Mftrr Ilun tihUlds. third Totnl tirnnt total TODAV sniKNTH HftOO-Mftfr .Stccpltrhaiie 111 mi kpfinrl 32 . 4 17 "Tt8 I !)riuiinr fifth . . .!...! nuifnlofli, nittli , . nine high jump; pole vault: nuttinir nix. m, ' ' nH" "t ;e Z J. "s w f0,lr luPctit0- teen-pound shot , throwing the discus, ml ted to IVOODRING STARRED Al MLRCERSBuRGt munuuum ,..,., ,, . . OOUriDC is ll reNillPlIt Of Smith Ilct hlfllCltl. but due tn tlio fni-t hn ln " ,l,,,neI 'Vst, J'f his running in nnd a.ro,1,ln! ihihidelphla for Samuel J. "alias h Meadow brook Club, he olwujs mis oeen regnruea as a rniladelphlu I Proiluct. I ... ... .. , . .. ... . .. " " '""if " came intotne ntliletlc .'""CtlR it as n ineinber of the Mercers- "'"' -vi'iiueinj , ieu .uereditlis nima i mnfnr T.IAM !,- 1.....1 Ti r.irrnn V 1. ,,.,l",'"; '" ' (. tirrnn, W ooitriUR Rained n repiltnt'on thmughout the Knot ns belnc one of the lending scholnvtic sprinters. it the close of the seholnstii' senson Riit'Woodr'ing's.redits were not stif. tleient nnd he returned to "prep" school, this time to llethlehem Prep. Last summer It miis stated thnt ho would enter Lnfayette College." but fnll found him enrolled n S.rnruse I'niver sitv. The Meudou brook Club wis counting on the Aonthfttl snrinter to plnce in the pre decided Woodiing pulled n tendon and he wns forced to remnin idle for the remnlner of tho summer. Then nothing wns heard of the for mer Morcersbury stnr until the enrlv pnrt of this pring. when he competed for the freshman clas in an interclnss meet nt Syracuse. Running for the first time in almost n yenr. Woodrlng won the century dnsh in the wonderful M'MMhH KKxOBTS ATINTir CIT.. N. J. - l MONTICEtiO KTcela In romfort. frilce nnd ruline KETPCK. AVF.NUK KAIv BEAU! CajMtity S0O. mu cbafChet aad all atlrc(lal m4mi llirouboul( print bjtlul nuiaiB wtlar hi rn) mi l.T.l lerit.r. BATHINC DIRECT TOOII UOTEI4 tn .bowt bathl, iwllal uMt acdaaa dinct tnm hmi Ii op d.llj, til up eaU; Ammimm plaa4 boklet dll aaaMaru. dAaaaj. K Itoi 1 MKCKLKY A WMTtUM rn1t nnil SIn.t Attrirtlve Loenllan Hotel Esploncide Wlijie, lk on ,. 'HL, Uoaton U fL.-- ,. P.nli..lv. fha.laa.ai m.' rlmiiv Vntei. Caoaclty 560 aec(ion. JTI- vata and publlo ireah a: na aea naie bathi. Orchenra. BookUI. Ownerahlp dlractloo. r du,i W F. 8HAV PRINCESS B. 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ENGLESIDE Modern hotel home by tha ssa. tlsh- nr. aalllnc, tennis, etc. Sura relief from tiar fsvsr. Special rates for Bepterabar. EVENING PUBLIC time of I) 4-5 seconds. Tom Kcene, the Syracuse coach, then took AVood rlnp In rhargo and aided him in his training for the Ob tuple tryouts. In the eastern district tryouts at Franklin Field, Woodrlnj; competed in only the 220-ynriN dash and was con tent to mtnllfv. In the llnnl trvotlts 1 at Uoston moral weekn later he slight a ly strained a tendon, jet maunged to l qualify in the first four. On the trip ocr to Atnwerp, Aood Tiring did onlv light work, tnltlng special ? I rare of his Injilred leg. Law son Hob ilertson, the I'lihr-rxlty of IViinxjhnnin Honeli, who hail coached Woodrlng off a! nnil on during the last four jenrs, ngaln a1 tm.lt lilin In I'hniire. mid the victory todrtj is another tiluniph for the lied and nine traik director. 1200 MINERS STRIKE I Quit Work to Enforce Demand for Foreman's Removal Ilailcton, Ia Aug. M. (H A. P.) Twelve hundred miners of the Cran- I berry Colliery of the Cross Creek Coal Co struck today in sympathy with .the shop hands, who have demanded the I removal of a foreman, charged with abusing nnmploic. A button strike occurred at the Honej brook mine of tho Iihlgh and Wilkes-Harre Conl Co. to force dclln- Iqucnts to pn their union dues. About ' I1AA W....4...1 . -uu men Hre uui'uii-u Crushed by Motor, Man Dies West Chester. Pa.. Aug 1!0. William F. Harwick, aged twenty-eight, of 525 Jackson street, Wilmington, died In the Chester County Hospital here today aa the result of Injuries received three da ngo near I'nlonvllle .Tune tioh, whcu'lie was crushed bj a heavy Ice cieain automobile which he wns driving to L'nionville. Olympic Summaries sn-rnrND WEIOHT (5 i TrlM Won bv P J McDonald w Tork A u . n mptrrn uu rt :j mi rcinn 1 ' Pat Itynn LoURhlln l.tccum 10 H.'S mterii. irira i.ina :rfln in -j-i-i mfTor lourtn Mcllcrmltt. Oanali H 45 melern. Ilfth. SvonMon, Swedpn f) 4T mr t?r and sixth Peterson. Finland 0 371 m-trrs 8O0O-MKTER 8TKEPI.KC 1USE Pinal Won by llodup England oond Patrick Flsnn. Pnullt A C N York! third Ambroilnl Italj fourth Matt-nn, , Sweden, nrth. Mike Devanne Mlllrov A A New Yo-k, nnd Blxth Al Ilulenboch, I Paullut A. C, Now York. Tlmo 10 m it .. 1 net Art -aft-tir)- tr Firm ht-Won bv l'auzl, Itnls necond rrkfr AU,trnJUi ,nrd T -laron v St Anfelm A C. Nw York, fourth riion hiKland, fifth. Peter-on Denmark, and l!h Seithrr. Ilelrlum Tlmo 13 411 "5 Second heit Won b Ki I n 1 1,1 rt-ern 1 i'mVAcaVwalkerS' C.ubCRfflurhlrw nolkef New York a c . fifth. Hehir Knciind ana h au". Enniind Time 13 04 l-.i wu.jieib.h jil-.-o Flrt aemlflnnl Won by Ensdahl Swe. j. ,.-,, II,M, Kn.nV. K.I.. ,Mr flj. r " '," Vi" Tn ,a K. 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We shall be glad to explain to you the value of The Steele Idea of Industrial Construction. Phone or write for an interview. Here are the names of a few firms for whom Wm. S.ppIp & Sons Co. is at present planning, designing or plants : Folwell Bros. Drucding Bros. Collins & Aikman Co. Boger & Crawford Co. ST Architects : Engineers : Constructors Philadelphia Toronto Harding Will Not Hit at Opponent Continued from Tare One was appropriate to tell them how use ful a thing legislators are and how much of the credit claimed for them selves by executives really belongs to Legislatures. Some of the men who gathered about the front porch lind served in the Ohio Legislature with Harding when he got his first experi ence of public life. ' The meeting gave a clue to Harding, So far as lie has been n public mnnk he lias been 11 legislator. His early experience of public life wbh in the Ohio Legislature. Ills more recent ex pel lence has been in the United Stntes Sennte. He tins ricver been nnexeCu five. His s.vinpnjhy is with legislators, who, in recent, years, have been the political "submerged tenth." None of our recent Presidents Wil son, Roosevelt or Tnft has been a legislator. You have to go back to Me Klnley to find n legislator. During these recent presidencies. Legislatures have been freeing themselves of their machines, adopting cloture mles, fitting themselves to trnnsnet misiness, anil now thev linve n spokesman. Mr. Hnrdine exclaims: "In cartoon, in solemn editorial, in ninny utteinnces on the platform it has been suggested that In case of n Re publicnn victory the incoming President proposes to permit the Senate to have some say in determining the policy of government. I gladlv proclaim all these suggestions to be literally correct. I rejoice thnt the United States Senate Is functioning ngaln. We need it to snve Amerien." Harding Not in Grip of Senators Governor Cox's charge was not quite what this statement suggests, namely, thnt Mr. Hauling, if elected, would per mit the t'nted States Senate to have something to say nbout the policies of the United Stntes. It wns that the Ite puhlicnn cniididntc's election would menn n new upset of our institutions, producing in plnce of .executive domi nation, senatorial domination, that the elder statesmen of the Senate would be Harding's ndvNcrs. and thus; virtually control the presidency. It is only fnir to t-nv that one sees no evidence of the senatorial ring here In Marion. The candidate's chief ad visers nre not the elder statesmen, but we are better equipped build your factory Link Belt Co. Steel Heddle MIr. Co. Gillender & Sons, Inc. Friedberper-Aaron IIfR. Co. AtfGTJSfr 20, 1920' fnn, Mf, nnnn nf trtinm lef tpenrlnff tllC toga. They nre the chairman of the national rommltte, Mr. Hajsj a former senntor, John W. Weeks, whom rumor places in the cabltiH ir Harding is elected; Dewey Hillis nnd Harry M. Dnugticrty. Senntor Harding's speech does not raise nn Issue, for Cox himself dcclnres nAMnftr,n Af 4lm lrcrfslnMve hrrtnch to Its former plncc. And it docs not definitely reeognio iin iniue u; ruisvu bv the Deinoerntlc candidate. 'The Republican campaign as inspired from Marlon proceeds on the theory that there Is no occasion to pay much nttentlon to Governor Cox. The belief Is thnt the country means to elect a t i.lfn.. Iifnatilnnf nntl nil ttinf tlio ivr niuiiKiii -"",,. V 1 V Republican candidate has to do Is to say tilings 11 om umc nine which win strengthen the country In Its deter mination. . a A . To sav that we must get bnck to n constitution form of government Is believed to bcone of those things. To snv so with dignity, nnd without that exhibition of ego which recent fnndl dates have regarded as highly profitable In votes, is regarded as wise politics. It also nccords with the instincts of the candidate. Hence jesterday a speech. FRONT-PORCH POLICY PLANS UNCHANGED Marion. O., Aug. 20. (Ry A. P.) Senator Hal ding's campaign for the presidency will go on as previously planned regardless of the strategy ndopted by the Demoernts. It wns said here today bv Harry M. Daugherty. a member of the Republican executive Fast Freight Lines From Philadelphia (For the accommodation of ! than CARLOAD SHIPPERS) All Points in Canada (Tuesday each week) Ohio, Michigan, New York Stnto (via UufTalo) , Wednesday Kaih Week. Delivery 10 Data Through Cars No Transfer BARKER&DOUCHERTY Freight Forwarders Oil WKNIHTMAN IIU1. Hpnice 417 a building industrial mm a lira bU. ,rJSnBffiBmm committee, after n conference with the declared, of abandonius the front-porch policy, though somo speccnis , - made in other cities. iii.. "As far as the plans of tho Repub lican party are concern tel, they will go In orderly fashion," lie said. "Without assuming to speak for any body but mjselt I think I can safely sny thnt the American people must not ex- . . 1 a. ..t I.Aiulmuf try l.A PAtia Jjucted tSrT'G bviiaif of the Republi- can caml date or party. ..i.i...... '.. " 11. i ....... nut- lm eneeled. 01 llClSOllIlllliiB " '"" " " ,"' nor n cniiipalB whlih nppenls to preju dice; but rather n cainpaign of tlfgnlty. ent re v nppiopnnic, aim m u". 11 ... ,.!...:.. mil nf the ennd date mid the dlciilly of the position to which lie nsplres. Round War Ta TV NEW YORK Sunday, Aug. 22 Special train UtfO Beadlni Ter-n-Inal 8.00 A. M., itopplng at Columbia Are Ituntlnidon Bt., Warn Junction, Loian and Jtnkln town. Returnlnr ltarei Nev York, 'Watt 23d St, 7.60 r, M. Liberty St 8,09 r. u. utanaara tinte. isisi wm m w$w if flitf fra, & mm im 5" 4 sjlffffl&s. t lip 750 III iSil ufl IIRalir.lli Kouna irip ii 1 1 1 1 ' i ii i in i' i "V f 3Pec.i WK.tmKA&SrW& hi wfi hi(- ' iWt: Y.i I I $ is 'vi ira&SlirjOsJ. 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Army Woolen Shirts On account of tlia Inrre purchase at j I B these shirts we can offer them aislnl $i oe These reclaimed shirts are made of government stand, ard"' wool, well made, with two pockets. Just the thlnir for work. n itMnlnr nnrl linv VU.11M115 ussu " I rouph wear. Buy t h e a o excellent I shlrta wnue iroui KUSHNER BROS. Army and Navy Goods 342.34Ti Christian St.. Phila. Prepaid Stall Order Filled Promptly i'arrel I'oat, IUC I.xtra No floods Hent O. O. D. Dnen Fvenlnr. fTnllt R n'Cloek rhones: I.omhnrd KI118. Mnln S.89 ABD: IN MKMOHIA .1 TWlllII.I, in mmorv of our fatner Cap tain OEOUOE A. TWIUII.Ia, d'ed Aub 20, lllf)., 11IB CIIILnitEN CI.IFT In olne memory of MAlll III (11NIA Cl.irt who II. eel for othirs d i i" Inc Ufa August 'JO. 1018 ASHMnAD Auc 10. 120 EMZvnF.TH WHITnt'Vn diushter of thn late Charles J nnd Elizabeth Whltecai Aalunead Gen ' i. a. , n .. ... n h r.l dene of her sister. Mrs J C. Goodwin I IB. ll.ir,ev St.. Germantown. Interment Prlnl . .,. iiAiiui.Ay au in cwha i . fl.A. Funernl serIies Mon . '.' P m so-i Rodmnn at Int. remwood Mew remain' nnCKHTT Autr IR. 1P20. HANNAH A . widow of Denjamin Franklin Beckett (tits Grace). Itelatl.ea nnd friends, iilso Shjp herds of Hethlehem. No 14, Invited to ru neral, Hnt., '1 p ni from tho residence of her son In-law. John I, Borden. Sit Markst at . Gloucester, N. J. Int. Union Cem Gloucester Friends may call Frl. eve. nnNNKTT. Auc IS, MAHY A " of Uenjamln nennett (nea Hanson) Helatl.es and friends Invited to services Pat - P m residence of aon-ln-law. Wllttam S5."1""' 33S Delmar at . Hoxborough. Int. pruate, Lever'nuton Cem. ,,,. r -if bottki: on Aut in. nnnjHA i- wf; of Frederick W Hottke nBcd 78 .It'1,?'"..! and friends nr Invited to attend f''nrji services, bun . 1 P m.. at her late residence Olfi 7th ne , Moore, Delaware count, I". Int prlMito Northuood Cem. . CANNON At r.akewood, N J,, on Au IR 19JO In her S3d year MART MORA AN OI.COTT CANNON Ife of Duncan n CJti non nnd daughter of the lntc It- nicnira IT Moriciin I) D nnd Sarah Markel h" lf horlcea nt Trinity Church N . IJJ" chelle, on Pnturday Aub. 21. nt 2 30 p m. Intirment Trinity Church Cemetery CASTOlt Auir 18. WIM.IAM O h"' band of FlorenceT G Castor (nee Vi Jltoni aited 70 nelatl.es nnd friends In it'' funeral servlcos Hat, 2 P. m , late r d, ire W2T (Irlscnm st . I rnnkford 1"' utrlctly private .,... ,,,.hn1 ci.irronn aus is toiin Ju"bor of Hadlo K Clifford (nej C;sldy) and s on Mnr nnd Intn John Clifford Helat le friends also II V M Sodalllv and D- ' Ctfncll No ai.1. K of C imlt "1 J , dne"n?e. " BS,hnam riBSf ?rlci eirpio'ye", .Yh .. Invited tn funeral Sat R30 a tn late resi deuce 17 N 02d t Hnlemn requiem mas Church of Our I.adv nf the Ilosary 10 m Int New Cathedral Cem .... s. HAVIi: HuddenU nt Atlantic Cli I, Auir 10 MAnV n lf of Jamos Dai Pun notln nf funernl , Di:in Kit aub m maiiy ir"fn'?' Ilehlor fnrm.rlN of 1S1I1 N Oriiti ' n ' tHes and friends Invited to '"".",' M 8 .0 a m , from parlors of TrederUk Jlann. ,tr 1741 N 10th st Hloh irnjsaH ,DUChre tieth'a fhurch 10 n in. Int Holy Sepuicn C'nEKHAN-Au 10, 1020 mAW IP hustnnd of Catharine M """" ","" U vj and friends Invited to funernl Mon n in . from his lata residence 3-" ?prlq. Garden st Holemn requiem tns' Auatha's Church 10 a. in Int Cathedral C'ffoNOVAN -Aui 17. ANNIK C J'I8"J wife of Cornelius Donovan nelntl "" friends Invited to funeral. Sat , 8 80 a. i"; late residence. J7 Urjon.ll v' I, requiem mass Church of the Hless-d Sacra ment 10 a. m Int Holy " mnlwv T.U.IOTT Aua 10. CAHOI INK Ot. jj wlfj of Femus nillott. ased 7 , .,uiV" and friends Invited to funeral '"".".fV S 80 I. m , nt her late residence if" Clnnler st . Germnntoun. Int "''W.'a.tsB KI.UOrT On Au. 10. Vn'eirs OUNV. lfe nf TerBUs Klllott .? f. J", J SJril nelatlves and friends are Invited ""'"i strMees on Sit , at 8 10 p m ' .'Urn residence 34 1! Clapler st Oernianiov" Interment nrlvati" .. huibsnl of Katherln. Keusht Jlslatlve. and frlenda aWp QS. ym wm ' QifTvP'f'otoj' N-Z a At in, 1 1 i I A m ITNnVnTAKKP" - nkSMita DIAMOND teflfci ' A. A a r'i3a.:-....'?. - ..iiH $8&k a a C:;m?T lm tiUai ,A&i"-.".-. ItfilBi --i r '' rfi f '-'T&tBk xi wm 1 mm n
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