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Fubllsheri and Distributed Under
, PEP.M1T NO. 841. A t ,
Authorised by. tho act of Octobr,0.
1017. on file at tlio Postoftlce of Phlla
Iflphl.., I, A 8inB80Ki
Postmaster General,
MLIniio, 20 ottobre. Nonostanto lc
smentltc da Roma c da Flume, nel
clrcolt pcncrnlmcnte bene informatl si
sscrlscc che un'colpo tit stato Rla stato
prcparnto c che la sua attuazlone
dlpcmla itnlcamorite' dal corso dcgli av
, Ycnlmcntl.
Si inslstc Bill fatto' che nnlma' c
protagonlBta del cojpo sla Gabrlelo
D'AnnunzIo c si fanno anchc nomtdl
deputatt, aenatorl, generall c prlnclpl
t quail sarebbcro prontl a collaborarc
alia instaurazlonc dl una dlttatura mill
tare. I Bornale "La Stampa" dl Torino
' stato It prirno a gettarc rallarmo cd
II Riornale ooclnllsta "Avantl" lo ha
ronfermato caortnnilo le masse a ribcl
larfil a qualslasl tcntatlvo dl dlttatura
inilitarCi Lc vocl del colpo dl stato
wrebberp In ccrto qual.modo confermate
dogll arrestl cscgultl nclle persons dl
nationalist! ben notl.
Insistcntemcnto si nffcrmn, pol, che
la sltuazlone del Govcrno e' nmlferma
c che una crlsi mlnlstcrlalc sarebbe ad
dirlttura inbvitabile.
Washington, D. C, 20 ottobrc. La
Lena, dclle Naiclqni, saru' ptobabilmeute
rhlamata a docldcrc la questlone dl
rtumc c dell'lntlcro prnblcma Adrlatico.
Cio' Rccondo itifnrmazlonl giuntc a
Washington;, le quail lasciano comprcn
rlerc che 'l'ltalla c la Jugoslavia nono
plu' cho, mat discord 1 circa la dclhnlta
itonc'crcieonfjui.. '
l'urtuttnvla net circoll .diplomatic! si
nutre speranza che ! dliettl negoziati
tra 1'Italla o la Jugoslavia, in prociuto
dl cBscrc riprcsl ad Isole Bella possano
portarc al desiderato ccord6.
Koma, 20 ottobre. Un importante
Consicllo dc! Ministri ha avuto luogo
otto la prcsidenza dcll'On. Glollttl. Fu
dfciio dl rlprcndcre i ncgozlatl con la
Jugoslavia rlguardo la questlone
dell'Adrlatico e dLragglungcrc uua con
HIsIono, In una la o nell'altrn, prima
dclla riapcrtura del Parlamento, 3a
quale c' stata iissata per il glorno 10
novembre.
Si apprende che i negoziatl saranno
rondotti ncll'Isola Belle, una dclle lsole
dei Borromco nella boia dl Tosa, cd
nvranno duo scopi, cioe' territorialo ed
fcouomico.
I Dclcgati Italian! che trntteranno le
nucstionl territorial! sarannn il Contc
Sforza. minlstro per gli altar! ester! , o
I'ox-mlnistro dclla Gucrra Bonomi,
mentre lc nucstionl economiche saranno
trattate dal Senatore Pletro Bertolinl,
forsc assistito dal Contc Volpi, che
partecipo' n ncgozlatll di pace con la
Turehia dopo la gucrra dl Tripoli.
L'Ammlragllo Mlllo, comandante
dclle forze Itallane a Zara, in Dalmazla,
ed il Slndaco Zllliotti til Zara, sono
arriratl in Homa. Ess! sono statl chl
amatl dall'On. Giolitti per Conferirc
riguardo la questlone dclla Dalmazla.
CONFESSED KILLING GIRL
Fellow Prisoner Testifies Cocchi
Told Him (He Slew Ruth Cruger
Bologna, Italy, Oct. 27. (By A. P.)
Aldo Derossl, a fellow prisoner of
Alfredo Cocch!, on trial here chargeJ
with the murder of Ruth Cruger in New
York city in 1017, testified at today's
session of the court that Cocchi declared
to him that he had killed Miss Cruger
after having mistreated her.
KILLS WOMAN AND HIMSELF
Michigan Farmhand Seta Fire to
Barns Before Suicide
Harbor Springs, Mich., Oct. 27.
(By A. P.) John Ilarado, a threshing
machine hnnd, shot and killed Mrs.
Margaret Kennedy at her farm home
near here, set fire to the house, then
Tcnt to tho barn and committed suicide
after setting Are to other farm build
ings, according to the testimony of the
six-year-old daughter of Mrs. Ken
nedy at a coroner's inquest here yes
terday. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict charging Harado with the
crime.
Neighbors discovered early yesterday
that the Kennedy home and other build
ings had been burned during the night.
The littlo girl was found wandering
along the highway and later led officials
in a search of tho ruins of the buildings,
which disclosed the bodies of her mother
ind Ilarado.
LANCASTER WHEAT LEADS
County Produces One-ninth of
State's 27,000,000 Bushels
UarrlHburc. Oct. 27. (Bv A. P.).
Lancaster county produced 2.00.",ti(S
bushels of wheat this jear and led the
Mate of Pennsylvania, whose whent
crop was 2il.7ii.7W). accordtne to ilg
ures Issued today by the Department
'if Agriculture, r.ric county led with
iTie best neracc ncr acre showing 2.'!.1
bushels. Lancaster produced 22.7. The
"million bushel counties" are once tnnrc
In the south central section, being
lierks, Cumberland, Franklin, J-ancas
ter uml York.
Berks led In oats nroduction with 1.
711),0lf2 bushels or in.1 per ncre, Krio
being next with 1,405,000. Berks is
nlso the banner county for rye, show
ing :il7,020 bushels, Bucks is next with
210,100.
MORE HUNTERS THAN BEARS
Special Concession In Potter County
Avails but Little
HarrlRbtirir. Ort. 27. (Hv A. l)
Potter cpunty, where vVo bears may 1)
killed by each hunter Intitcail of one ns
In other counties, Iioh mora litmterH
than known for a long time, but owing
to the weather coutlltlouK many hnvc
been disappointed In not finding bears,
State reports t'ell of bear hunting iar
ties colnir into the woods In automobiles,
One report says a man shot thirty-one
times nt a bear without hitting It and
the animal ran away. Forester Hm
prik, of Couderspori', has reported more
winters than bears in some becuoni.
N. Y. SUBWAY SETS RECORD
i
Only Seven Passengers Killed In
4,301,000,000 Carried In 16 Years
, New York. Oct. 27. (Hy A. P.)
Since New York's first mihwuy trnlu
Vn? run. ulvtfMm rnru nirn lodnv. the
lnterborough Rapid Transit Co, has
'urritti j,3Ui,ooo,iH)y passengers ap
proximately three times tho total popu
lation of the world Frank Iledley,
President nnd general manager, an
nounced today.
During that timo thcro have been
only seven passengers killed by accident,
ne one to t every 014.400.000 persons
"tried, according to Mr, lIcdIey'H re
Port, jyhlchi.BaldA'tliluJs the. bjghest
safety record In the'yjorld." '
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SOVIETS SEI2E LITHUANIA
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Government Displaced by Pro-Bol-shevlk
Regime, Kovno Reports
London, Oct. 27. (By A. P. ) Ilea-
ignatlon of the Lithuanian Government
and establishment of a pro-Bolsbvlk
regime Is reported In o Central News
dispatch from Riga,
.Polish troops, have attacKed. positions
held hy Lithuanian forces along the
railroad near Ornny, according to n,
uispatcn irom lvovno. Alter n light
lasting for five hours the Lithuanians
. Ydit are cordially invited- to
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EXHIBITION HELD UNDER THE
CASACCIO BROS.
132 S. 17th St.
P. N. DEGERBERG
1621 Chcitnat St.
W. B. DEVEREAUX
11th & Wtlnot Sti.
D1TTRICH & COMPANY
1417 Locuit St.
THOMAS FERN
1307 Walnut St.
WALDO M. CLAFLIN
1107 Cheitnnt St.
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Parls.Oct. 27. News that military.
movements nave been going on for some
weeks clandestinely in Kast Prussia,
Involving the advance of a consider-ablo-numbcr
of German troops, with
cannon and machine guns, into Lithu
ania, has reached tho foreign office
through tho Interallied mission.
Tljo, Government of Hast Prussia ex
plains that the movements nre normal
and without special significance, but
the French' authorities arc suspicious
that they are being made with n view
to. possible support of the Lithuanians
against tne l'olcs. ,
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occasidns as Tli
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AUSPICES OF THE FOLLOWING PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT TAILORS:
GEO. GANSERT & CO..
1504 Walont St.
K. B. MATHEWS & CO.
1200 Walnut St.
LEWIS MOSKO
920 Walnut St.
C. C. ORANGERS CO.
915 Walnut St.
OSBORN & OSBORN
126 S. 16th St.
GEO. E. PAINTER
111 S. 9th St.
HOLZHAUER & CO.
1120 Walnut St.
HUGHES & MULLER
1527 Walnut St.
KENDIG-WHELAN-MASON
131 S. 12th St.
JACK.L L1PSHUTZ
908 Walnut St.
ACCESSORIES BY
MANN & DILKS
1102 Cheitnnt St.
Mannfnrturrrg
of Shirt, flown.
1'njamn.
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Importer of Undrmrnr, IfMlrrr. Gloira, Cratatn.
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Any business that requires de
livery can use Dodge Brothers
Business Car with profit.
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and maintenance - economy have
been universally established
THORNTON - FULLER AUTOMOBILE CO.
of 18th Street
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BOLIVIAN REVOLT QUELLED
Twenty-seven Leaders of Unsuc
cessful Uprising Executed
nncnos' Aires, Oct. 27. (By A. V.)
A brief, but unsuccessful, revolution
broko out In Bolivia, according to ad
vices received here todajr. The movo
ment was immediately suppressed and
twenty isevcn of Its ringleaders wcro ex
Lima, Peru, Oct. 27. (By A. P.)
Reports in circulation Here ot a revoiu
tlon' In .Bolivia wero officially denied
by tne iionvian legation tonay, me ic-
CLOTHES
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shoes and other articles will beKshown.J
PYLE, 1NNES-BARBIERI
1115 Walnut St.
T. J. STAFFORD & CO.
1302 Arch St. '
ROBERT STEWART
1501 Wilnnt St.
PETER THOMSON
12th & Walnut Sti.
W1TLIN & GALLAGHER
135 S. 12th St.
BLAYL0CK & BLYNN, INC.
1528 Cheitnnt St.
Hats and Caps
Spruce 1040
gatlon officials asserting that tho ru
MpiX probably were, caused by a street
demonstration promoted by on army of
ficer, Major Qulntanllln, for political
purposes.
German Nationalists for Monarchy
Berlin, Oct. 27. (By A. P.)--Dr,
Karl llclffcrlch, former vice chancellor
during the imperial' regime, was vigor -oysly
applauded yesterday when he as
serted tho necessity of re-establishing
the monarchy during nn address before
tho"NaUpnallst Congress.
W. J. STEWART, D. D. S.
Removed to 1531 Chestnut St
SPECIALIZING.
ImartUttc. undetachabte denttntry. Con
tour and exprejuton reatoratton aad Im
provement, Radical treatment of pyor
rhea, tlihtenlng loora teeth.
PAINLESS
'Extracting, Orlndlntr, Drilling and Nerva
Treatment by a late local denensltlzlnic
method which la so unfailingly efflclent
In expert hands that all dentleta will
aoon bo compelled to learn to ue It.
Adtancrd Efficient Itennonnble
MAitrtno)
. JIILLEH I1BAIIK Married nt nlkton.
March 10, 1020, by Rev. W. R Moon, non
KRT J, MIM.ER. 8143 N. Camac at. and
EMILY A. 1IEARE, 144 W. Allegheny avo.
catljs
ADAIR In Germany. June 8. 1010. Prl
vate AUJERT. aon of lilliabeth J. and lata
James Adair. Funeral Frl . 1 p. m from
mother's residence. 1145 Durfor at. Int.
Femwood Cem.
ATKINSON1. October 20, at Chestnut Hill
Sanitarium, MAROAHET ATKINSON, atred
S3 years. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral at the residence of Thomas Jenkins.
ins W. 8th n.ve.. Conshohocken. on Thurs
day, Oct. 28, at 2 p. m. Services at home.
Interment Jetteraonvllle Cemetery.
IlOOTir. Oct. 24. WILLIAM 11.. husband
of Josephine Ilooth, aced 28. Relatives and
friends, also Oothlo Lodge. No. 010. F. and
A, M.: William Cramo Ship and Engine
Hide. Co. and alt societies of which he was
a membor. Invited to funeral seaylces.
Thurs., 2 p. m at late residence. 2023 .
Cumberland at. Int. private. North Cedar
Hill Cem. Friends may call Wed.. after 7
p. m,
ROJLE. Oct. 25. EDWARD P.. aon of
Robert J. and Adelaide M, Doyle (neo Dm
mell). Funeral Thurs., SJ30 a. m parents'
residence, 2430 Master at. Hlsh Mass of
Requiem, St. Elizabeth's ,Church, 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross.
nYTHEWAY. Oct. 20. WILLIAM, beloved
husband of Rose Uytheway (nas Walbel).
aired 20. Relatives and friends, members of
Reading' Railway Relief Asso. Invited to fu
neral. Frl., 8.30 a, m. residence. 021 W.
Llndley ave.. Olney. Hlah mass Church of
Incarnation 10 a. m. Int. Most Holy Re
deemer Cem.
CATHER3. Oct. 25. CHARLES "WILMER,
husband of Mary M. Donsall Cathers. aced
48. Funeral aervlcei at Kirk & Nice. 0301
Qermantown ave.. Oermantown, Thurs.. S
p. m. Int. Hillside Cem.
COLES. Wednesday, Oct. 2T. MART
COLES, daughter of Edwarff" Coles and Sally
Logan Roberts coles. An her Blurt year, uuo
notice ot funeral service hereafter.
COYLD. Oct. 25, 1020. PATRICK, P.
COYLE, husband nt Catharine Coyle (neo
Ryan), parish of Famat. County Donegal,
Ireland. Relatives and friends. St. Patrick's.
Holy Nama Society. Dlv. No. 81. A. O. H.V,
Donegal ueneflclal Society and all other so
cieties of which he was a member, are In
vited to attend funeral. Frl.. 8.30 a. m . from
his lata residence 2101 South st. Solemn
requiem mass St. Patrick's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross.
CR03SLEY. On Oct. 28. 1020. ELKA
NOR. wife of the late Samuel Crosaley.
Services on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at her residence, 5010 Spruce st. Interment
private. -
DEACON. Near Columbus. N. J. Tenth
Month 20th, 1020. MARY II. DEACON (neo
Wills), wife of John L. Deacon. sg,-d 7N.
Funeral services at the residence of her son,
J. lUrbert Deacon, near Columbus N. J.,
sixth-day, loth 2 p. m. Int. .Mansfield
Rurylng Grounds. Autos will meet 11:35 a.
in. train from Market at.. Phlta.. at liorden
town. N. J.
DORELL. Oct. 20. ROSELLA. wife of
William H. Dorell. Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Trl , 1 p. m.. at 024
Stokes ave.. Colllngswood, N. J. Int. pri
vate. Cotestown Cem.
DOUGHERTY. Oct. 24. RORRRT J., hus-l-and
of Mary Dougherty. Relatives and
frlenls also Holy Name Society of Our
Mother of Sorrows Parish. White Coach
men Ueneflclal Asso nnd Standard Roller
Rearing Ueneflclal Society. Invited to fu
nenll, Thurs. 8:30 a. m.. from residence
ot her son, Robert J. Dougherty Jr.. 3415
Chestnut st. Solemn requiem mass St.
James' Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
DWIOHT. .Vfthe Hotel Hamtlton.Phlla
delphla. on OctJhor 28. 1OJ0. MARY WOOL-
AUTUMN RESORTS
ATLANTIC C1TV. N. J.
An Announcement
flQarlborougliBknbcim,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
begs to announce that during only the months oi
November and December"
a special tveekly minimum rate of"
Eighty-five Dollars
for two people for double room with bath and meals on
the American Plan has been established.
During these two tnontlu the climate oi Atlantic
City is the most delightful of the whole year.
Both houses will remain open instead of one of them closing at
heretofore. Exquisite music a feature. Obstacle Golf on front lawn.
Horseback Riding. Golf (2 Championship Courses), Rolling Chairs.
Piers, Theatres, Movies, and countless other amusements.
OMNKRSIIIP MANAGEMENT
JOSIAII WHITE & SONS COMPANY
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ish.3l375 lu-mza
J-- BBitB-.aSF'
Lovelier Now Than Ever
Atlantic Citr ltaa alwaya eojojed charming
wsathar during the tnoolha of October and
Notsmbar. Juit the aort of climate you would
call "Ideal. " Tho air iterup, but not cold,
the aua la bright but not hot, aud the aalt aea
breaaea mild and haattbfnl.
nEbT for Ike tired.
STIU'.NGTH-for ths weaV.
1ICALTII for the conaalctrant aad
AJ4USEIENT3-far Ih. nullitude.
Ito)lfrchalring on mllaa of Iloardwatk, liah.
Ing, lloatlng. Motoring, IlortekacL Hiding. Salt
Tl ater Poofa. Ilara, Thcatraa, Concarta, Danc
ing, Batch riar for tho Utile onaa, ote.
THC LCAD1NO HOUSES
Uncicelled Cultlne and lloapitalitv. Alwaja
Opan. rhsns, Wlro or Write for information.
Ilatca, etc
Mirlbersttgh-Blsnhiln
Hotel Dennis
Hotel Strand
The Shclburne
Hotel St. Charles
The Breakers
Hotel CheUca
Galen Hall
Seaside House
The Wiltshire
Hotel Morton
The Holmhurst
Cenrealast and comforlabla train tcrrlco. Fhono
local tlcLal agantt for tchedulea, ftrot. ate.
BTKAMHIHP NOTICES
NIPPON YQSENKAISHA
sssViaBBBaK i C?
Fast
ALSO CTIEIOIIT
Uls ta tho I"ar East FortnUhtlr. New
New Yerk to llrlllsh
vnraz?4
ssfTT
Vsr Partlcnlars of Passat or Frelsht Apply to Companr'a Offltca.
110 DROADWJY.
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nnATitB
SBY DWIOHT. daughter of lha lata Wil
liam Theodora and Elizabeth Loockerman
Jlradfqrd Dwlght. Interment at Ajidover.
Mass.
EPPLL'Y. Oct. 23, WILLIAM, husband
of Annie KOPley (nee Armstrong), Rela
tives, friends St. Patrick's I. C H. U,,
Voteraos of P. R, II. Rsllef nnd Court
Mantua, F. of A., Invited to funeral. Thurs.,
80 a. m,. residence, 8312 Ilrandywlne st.
Solemn requiem mass St, Agatha's Church
10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross.
FITZGERALD Oct 21 Rev MAURICE
A, FJ1ZUERAI.D late ot m. StsnlsUus'
( liun.ii. Lansdale. Pa , brother of tho Rev.
Wm. Ai Fitzgerald. Rtverend clergy, rela
tives and ifrlends Invited to attend funeral,
Thurs, morning. Divine oflice at U:30. Sol.
emn high requiem mass at 10 a. m. at
Church of the Iltessed Virgin Mary. Darby,
Pa. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Take sub
way car rojte 11, to Darby. Pa.
FITZGERALD Oct. 24, PATRICK, hue
band of Margaret Fltzcerald (nee Campbell),
Relatives and friends, atsrr Division No. IV,
A. O. II.: Court Wayno, No. 178. S. of A :
employes of the Mldvale Steel Co., Invited to
funeral. Thurs . R'JtO a m.. lata residence.
1544 Cayuga st. Solemn high mass of re
quiem St. Stephen's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre.
FUNIC At Mdorestown. N. J,. Oct. 25.
SARAH J., widow of George II. Kunk. Fu
neral Thurs . 2:30 p. m.. residence of her
son-in-iaw, leiay e; Klotz. 8 E. oak ave.,
Mooreatown, N. J Int. Colestown Cem."
GinnS. Oct. S3, GEORGE II.. husband of
Allmora B Glbbs. In his 70th year. Funeral
services' Friday, 2 p. m., late residence,
1617 K. Berks st Interment private.
GORMAN. Oct. 23. FRANCES J., son of
late John and Elizabeth Gorman (nee Dia
mond). Relatives and friends Invited to at
tend funeral, I'rI.. 8 30 a. m., from reel
dence, 2880 Diamond st. Solemn requiem
mass at Church of the Most Precious lllood
10 a. in. Int. Cathedral Cem.
ORADY. Oct. 23, ELIZABETH, daughter
of Joseph V. and Catharine Orady. aged 13.
Rolatlves and friends, also Children ot St.
Francis of Assist School. Invited to funeral.
Thurs., 8'30 a. m.. from tho residence of
her grandfather, Patrick Gillespie, 55 E,
Garfield st , Germantown. Solemn requiem
mass St, Francis of Asslsl Church 10 a. m.
Int. 'Holy Sepulchre.
GRAFF. Oct. 20. 1020. GEORGE T., be
loved husband of Elizabeth Graft. Relatives
and friends, also St Paul's Lodge. No. 481,
F. and A. M : Palestine Chapter. No. 240,
R. A. M. . Kensington- Commandery, No. 54,
K. T.. Philanthropic Lodge, No. 10, I. O. O.
F. Invited to fumral services. 8at, 2 p. m ,
zuiu ureer si int. norm ceaar mil (.em.
GRAHAM Oct 23. ELLEN GRAHAM
(nee Farrlngton). beloved wife of Samuel
Graham. Funerol serlres Thurs . 10 a. m ,
lato residence 1220 Durfor st Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Remains rrfry be viewed Wod.
ve.
GRIFFIN Oct. 26 DANIEL V.. husband
of Mary Grlffln aged 37 Relatives and
friends nro invited to attend funeral. Frl ,
8.30 a. m , from his lato residence. Lincoln
Drive nnd Rlttenhouse st., Oermantown.
High mass St, Vincent's Church 10 a. m.
Int Holy Prulchre "em.
HAMILTON, On October 23, RODERT
HAMILTON, ared 01 jears Relative nnd
friends nro Invited to the service on Thurs
day at 2 "10 p. m. at the Oliver H. llalr
Dldr.. 1820 Chestnut St. Interment Fern
wood Cemetery, Remain's may bo viewed
Wednesday evening,
HEINOI.D. Oct. 24. 1020. HUGH, beloved
husband of Amanda Hclnold (nee lluchwald),
aged U0. Relatlvea and friends, nlso Olmbt-I
Bros.' Relief, German Veterans' Post. No. 3.
V. K. D. A . and Elntrncht Yearly Den. Soci
ety, are Invited to attend funeral services,
Thurs., 1 p. m.. late residence. 1021 Pierce
st. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends call Wed.,
8 p. m.
HOELZLE Oct. 24. LOUIS O . Jr.. be
loved son of Louis O. and Lottie Hoelsle (nee
Hargeshelmer). In his 21st Jear. Relatives
and friends, also members of tho Mervlne
Athletic Club, employee of Powers. Weight
man. Rosengarten, are Invited to attend fu
neral services, Thurs. 2 p. m., at his par
ents' residence. 037 N. Randolph st. Int.
Mt. Peace Cem. Remains may be vleued
Wed eve
H6LLADAY. Oct. 20. ELTZADETH wlf
ot George 1) Holtadav. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Sat 8:30 a. m., late
residence. 751 S 61st st. Solemn mass ot
requiem at Church of St. Francis de Sales
10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
HOWARTH Oct. 23. 1020. THOMAS,
husband of lato Margaret M. Howarth (nre
McAleer) and father of Rev. Henry J.
Howarth. of York, Pa. Relatives and
friends, nlso Holy Name Society, invited to
funeral. Thurs . 8'HO a. m.. from his Int
residence 142 E Huntingdon st. Solemn re
quiem mass nt visitation Church. H. v. M .
10 a. m, precisely. Int. at New Cathedrsl
KRIER. Oct. 20 CHARLES R . husband
or Etieiinc v Krier,. agei 03, Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Komertnn M.
E. Church, Frl., 10.30 a. m. Friends may
can 1'in.r-.. i no resiaenco. also w. uordon
St.. 7 to 0 p m.
JEFFRILM. Oct. 20. SAMUEL T.. hus
band of Eleanor II. Jeffries (nee English).
aged 37. Relatives and friends, also Camp
No. 177. P. O. S. of A., of Frankllnvllle.
N. J.i employes of American Engineering
Co., Invited to funeral. Frl.. 2 p. m. pre
clsely. residence. 1710 Meadow st.. Frank
ford Int. Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may
Le viewea inurs. n id iu p m
LUCKM Oct. 20. IDA HERMAN, daugh.
ter of Edmund A and late Margaret I.ui-kp
Services Sat.. 1 30 P m . late residence, il
Donsall ave.. srron Hill. Pa. Int. prl
VaMAa LACK. Oct. 25. ANNA P.. wife of
unocn .MaiiacK. cervices weo.. 7au p. m ,
residence ot JessoIt Matlack. 820 Old Lan
caster rd.. llryn Mawr. Pa. int. Morris
lm.t I'nnr-nixviue. tra , inurs., i m.
McCarthy. Oct. 23. CATirnnivj.- -
wife of lute Edwnrd McCarthy, formerly of
1812 Stiles at. Relatives and frlenas, alt
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societies of which she was n member. In
vited to funeral Thurs , 8 30 a, m , 20J0
Poplar st. Solemn requiem mass. St, Fran
cis' Church, 10 a, m. Int Old Cathedral
C'mcDONNP.LL Oct 23 1020. ANNA, wife
of John J, McDonnell (nee MrOreal. aged 20,
Relatives and friends Invited to attend tun.
eral, residence, 3133 N. Bth st , Thur 8'30
a. m. Solemn high mass Incarnation
Church. 10 a-, m. Int, Holv Cross Cem
McMENAMlN. Oct. 23. MARY, widow of
John- McMenamln Relatives and friends In
vited to funoral Thurs 8 30 a m., son-in-law's
residence, Edward Gallagher 3030
llelgrado at High mnsa Nativity II V, M
Church. 10 a, m. Int St. Ann's Cem.
MIHOH, At the residence nt Ms son In
law, Philip D. Marcarum, 1408 N. Cons
toga St.. on Oct 24. WILLIAM T MIRtH
In his 88d enr. Relatlvps and friends, nlso
Apollo- Lodge, No. 200. I, O, O, V ; mem
bers of Christ M, E Church, nnd enuloes
of William Sellers Co , are Invited to the
services, on Wid nve , at 8 o'clock, at tho
Oliver H. Ilalr llldg . 1820 Chestnut sr.
Interment nt Hickory Grove. Del., on Thurs ,
11:30 a, m.
MOWJ1RAY. Oct. 25, JOHN W , husband
of Mary J. Mowbray. Funeral services
Thurs , 2 p m.. 1507 N 01st st Liberty
I-odge, No 0, L P. of A., invited. Int.
Fernwood Cem. Remains may be viewed
Wed. evi..
OURECHT Oct 23, MINNIE, wife of
John J, Obrecht (nee Arnold), Relatives
and friend, and all .societies of which she
was a member. Invited to funeral services,
Thurs., 2 p. m lato reaMerve. 4028 N.
inn st mt private, i rienus may can
Wed, eve.
OGDEN. Suddenly, Oct 20, at the resi
dence of Ills daughter, Mrs W L Phillips.
78 E Greenwood ave . Lansdowne, GEORGE
OGDEN, aged HI. Funeral services. I'rl.,
1 p. m , at residence of son, Luther C Og
den Cape May, N, J. Please omit flowers.
OOILVIE, At Luxemberg, Germany.
March 7. 1010, CORPORAL WILLIAM AN
THONY, aon of William and Catharine
Oxllvlr, aged 30 years. Relatives and rnenas
lnvltrrt to funArsl. Thurs.. 7 30 a m.. from
his parents' residence, 1812 E. Tusculum st
ooiemn mass or riui"m hi me i uurcn oi
the Visitation. IJ. V. M.. 0 am. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem
OLWEI.I. On Oct. 23. 1020. ELLEN.
the daughter of Ellen and the lato Thomas
Olwell, In her 23d year. Funeral services.
Frl.. 1.-30 p. m precisely, at her mother's
residence, 340 8. Lawrenc st Int. fern
wood Cem. Remains may b viewed on
Thurs ve.
PARRY. Oct 24. AMANDA, w dow of
John Parry, aged 74 Relatives end triends
invited to runerni. Thurs , s p. m., late resi.
dence. 3517 N 33th st . Falls of Schuylkill.
Int. Mt Pcaca Cem. Freemasonry may call
Wed. eve.
REED. Oct 20 JOHN REED Funeral
-rlrea Frl 2 d. in . residence. 43 E
Haines st., Germantown Int prlvnle
ROSEMAN Oct. 20. ALFARETTA II..
wife of A. Walter Roseman, nt residence of
son. Albert, 4025 Locust St.. Phlla Triends
may call Thurs., after 7 p m. Funeral ser
vices Frl 1 p. m., 815 Stockton ave , Cape
May N. J. Int. prlvato, family vault. Cold
Springs
nUBIN Oct. 20, MAX. husband of Olga
Rubin, aged 60. Relatives and friends.
Krakader Chevra. IVNoth Jeshiirun, No 2,
U. O. T. 0., Iniltrd to funernt services..
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At Greatly Reduced Prices October Delivery
Shipped only In car-load lots of 100 Trees or more at prices quoted. These trees are
12 and 14 years old. Fine straljbt trunls and well shaped tops offered only until
surplus is told. '
NORWAY MAPLE r.rlC
12-14 ft. hlnh, iyi-3 In. diameter $200 00
12-14 ft. high, J -4 In. diameter . 300 00
AMERICAN ELMS
12-14 ft. high, J -3 In. diameter 300 00
12-14 IL high, JyS-4 in. diameter 400.00
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Keystone Nurseries
EDUCATIONAL
Roth Seies
Course in
Higher Accounting
TJie Peirce School of Business Administration will in
November inaugurate a course in higher accounting, to
be given on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
The course will be of C. P. A. grade, nnd is intended
for those who wish to prepare for the- State examination
for the degree, as well as for business executives and
others who wish to master accounting in its various phases
for use in their own businesses.
The course will bo given with the same thoroughness
that characterizes the other courses offered by Peirce
School.
For Further Particular, Communicate With
PEIRCE SCHOOL
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BUSINESSADMmsmilXW
Pine Street West of Broad
Philadelphia
THE
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of Languages
Uil Chestnut Street
Entrance on 10th Street
Branches. In over 300 leading cities In
America. Europo and Africa Pupils
traveling may transfer the value of their
let,ons from one city to another with
out additional cost.
rnrvATK and class lessons wax I
OH KVDM.Vfl, IIF.ST OF
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Terms rrnsonable. Tnloloour o nnnlfcatlon.
GRAND PRIZHS AT ALIj
EXPOSITIONS
New Clnsses Constnntl.r Formlns;
TRIAL. LESSON FREE
$1000 A YEAR AT 16
We nro training largo numbera of
boys and girls so that they can start
work at salaries of $1000 n year when
they reach 16 yeara of age If you
have a grammar school educution or
better come to our school and let us
train you for one of theae positions
If you cannot come In the daytime
come at night, but start nowl
Strayer's Business College
807 Cbeitnut Street Phone, Walnut 384
30-Day Business College
New Address
STUDENTS CHAPTER DLDC
Susquehanna, near Broad
tV hats purchased the ubore sultodU
bulldlnc as a perraunent home for our
ollece. Diamond AIM.
NaT time nnd rnoner. and seour th
beat position lu the eltr.
"Tli aehpol that Is i.ractleallr ufNt
and perfrttlr praetleal,"
Contract or monthlr rat.
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
17I1-171S Chestnut Htrrt
Best school for bookkceplnr, Bhorthana,
secretarial Touch Tvpewrltlnr. Ensllah sta
tnalrlflual Instruo. par and Eva. Seaalons.
The Tayter School nl!S,V.&''
,Tho OljllnaajrjlBuslrmsj.'Tralnlng' 8chooU
Uicu bii;m- xmTriUIK, ACEba AlSa
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Thurs.. 2 r. m Wisely, at Iste retldeAie,
8013 Euclid nve Int Mtj Crro.l Cm.
Kindly omit flowers .
RYAN. Oct 25. MARY J daughter . of
Michael and Catherine- Rvan (net Bamit),
aged 8 JtrlntUes .pnd friend Invited ;lo
f unqrnl Thurs,. 8 10 n m., 1030 N, IIIMn
sti Hlh mnss Ht. Gregory's Church; ,10
a. m. Irt, St. Denis' Cem,
SCOTT Oct 20 CALVIN J.. son of Dr.
John U nnd I'lorcnre M llcott, In his 4th
year Funeral Frl . 1 t m,, from his
yarents' residence 014 W, Allegheny avs,
nt private Forest Hills Cem. Remains
may he iMeucd Thurs after 7 P. m. .
SCULLY. Oct, 20. THOMAS J husbsnd
of Esther Scully, aged 01 year. Relatives
and friends nten I' R. R Relief, Marina
Englrreer Asso Arthur Payne llenaflclsl
Asso., Invited to funeral services, Frl,, 3
p m.. residency 2180 s. loth at. Int, prU
vat I.everlngton Cem, Friends mty call
Thurs evening, '
SKINNER Oct 24, JANE, widow nf
Theodore Skinner. Funeral Thurs, 2:30 'pY
m.. from her late residence, 2213 w. Thomp
son st Int private.
SMILEY Ort. 25. RBJfJAMIN HUR8T,
hueband of Reheccn Smllev. Services Frl.,
2 P ti late reildenco, 100 ft. M St.. Col
wyn Pn Friends may call Thurs., 'after 7
p. m. Int nrlvate
SMITH Oct 24, JOHN T beloved hW
band of Samanthla E. Smith, aged 72, Rela
tives and friends. Oriental Lodge.,j?o. 888,
V. and A M . Fernwood ChaDter0Nn. 141.
O. E. S , Invited to services, ThuraT, 2 p. m ,
cooperiown rn. ana Aionre av., liryn Mawr,
Pa. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem
SMITHSON. Oct 25 MAROARET. wldov
of fiobrt Smlthson aged 78 Funeral serv
ices Thurs., 2 p m . at tbo Presbyterian
Home, .'.Nth and Oreenway ave, Int. private.
Cmlt flowers
SMITH. Oct. 25 late of 5327 Hasel .,
RICHARD I, . husband of the late Mary
Smith Funeral Frl . 2 '30 p, m., funeral
parlors of William II. Chow, 8, W,.cor 5th
nnd Soruce sts. Int. private. Friends may
call Thurs . 8 to 10 p m
SPATH. Oct 25. ELIZABETH, wife Of
William Spath Funeral services Frl.. 1
n m., late residence, 7 Stamper lane. Int.
Eernuood Cem. Remains may be viewed
Thurs oe
SWEENEY. Oct 20. MARY A., wife o(
Edward E Sweeney (nee Lewis). Relative
nnd friends InNlted to funeral services. Frl,.
2 p. m . late residence, 1003MV, Cumberland
st. Int. Northwood Cem. Friend may call
Th"'" v N'rrlstown papers plea rovr.
WEAVER. Oct. 20. MARY M. PATTE
SON. wife of Ethan Allen Weaver. Funeral
service Thurs . 2 .10 p. m lata residence.
201 Hinev st.. Germantown. Int. private,
WIEDERSEIM. Suddenly. Oat. 20. KATH
L, widow ot William A. Wlederselm. aged
78 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Thurs.. 10-39 a. m.. lata residence,
1RSI0 Spruce st. Int private.
UNDERTAKERS
FARM AND QABDEN
AMERICAN LINDEN rtrl'si,
12-14 ft. high, 3 -3', in. diameter $300 00
12-14 ft. high, 3H-4 in. diameter 400.00
PIN OAKS
12-14 ft. high, 3-in. diameter ... ...... 300.00
other tirletlei its our
Mailed (rte on rtmieit.
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B. F. BARR&CO., Box 107, Lancaster, Pa.
EDUCATIONAL
HothSexes
Day School
COLLEGE
Night School
f
SALESMANSHIP
How to brlni; ii!?a.s sirlr, n, miJ.
to mnrl.et Ho to flnd th cus
trmr How to anaUze the field
How to ohtnln Imcls Iltislness nsy
rhoou The in istr of the laws
and prlncMles jrovernlne the sue
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Business men know that our courses turn
out well-trained oflloa assistants. Btanos
raphi BooUUoeplne and Secretarial Coura-a.
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Hy the Oiirord tJrsirm rsa
learn qiiltkb to speak, nn"
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l'rlute 4 Cluss lessons.
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ITALIAN
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Piano Playiny
Taught Beglnnara
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Molln holdlst and Inatnirtor
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Phila. Musical Academy
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