r JW'vnT.yTpj,pjJ5j-y3pJ3i'f ', s, t ,.. $t' 'V V"v- JptTvi'J-V ' ' -i-!',,!t,,r;.,''-,'V j-, n"p . h v a ' iVfi 1 1 wryi f&t' " J HER IN HOI 1 THE PEOPLE'S' FORUM ' JAPTURED IN CHASE National Park committeeman Loads Pursuit After Youth Is Found Undor Bod ACK OF JOB HIS "EXCUSE" Albert Pnhblnx. nineteen rears olil, of. .. N-.itlr.nnl Pnrk. N. .T., rail rhfHT.1 "'ff",Kh "H'PMPf iTetFt ,rlr to.Inj 1..V n tlorcn mrn. vr.'.-.. ".. ' .... ..... ..i1..p.1 with a fttslllntlc of P. -.. MIm Heelna Oonnnn, "fllrtiiip'tcr. I.H.I found 1.1m hiding ndcr l.or betl. , fnt.i the tiol re lie hnrt been ...rtf'uork for come time. He Inn! n ,nrr In M Pf,,hrt ontnltilnn nn nrttclc a firmer prints, nnd told the police he ,, imcmlrd to Htuily It. They believe e had taken to robbery because nc iinu .- .ninlili' to CCt wora.. iiib miner a ffilr b-fre.n V1ofk thl" mr,g l,M (ionium. .,i-ZXVfl, n v 'nr,"n".' in fnniilm coi.ntv. .I.emet! nnd got out of bed. An she Tnobbln-N ho evidently had tried J ll.le under Mir bed when he over- i wiiirtlilns In the room, .lived out Bd sriuP"! her foot, orderln her to be UlCt. . ..,Ln,.o l,r hlt "r: .id run In frn.n tl.p nil- rooin. " liobbn. Jm,.l for th. o.m.',. ... .,,. .tnlrs fltii rnn ,,11, Mirnntt " - - nto the ctrert. ivnmi Joins Chae .. .L..1 nnlv lnnrr pnm.ffli tn G0"na".""... ' ..; I,lu nkhr. ninth,'.; rjsrt rhoueh uorniiii. "" .v-..,..vU, .... St?ve. The city committeeman yelled sum thief I" nRe rnn, ami men rains irlr to work jotneo in me cunec, wm.c louwhnders, nwnKcnc. oj u.r jr..... h.w nn their windows and some of hrcw up nil" . .. , ., ,...- . .""" "? ""'.'S Tho M so rorM h, r inning v.i.,i.i --- -; il , ; .. .m,rp9. nnd ended on tho boulovard n Eat nlouceKtcr. There Dobbins iiiriicti . uuy un i io- n lnlfo nnd (larlnv nnv loe to come nfter him. A dozen men klio Imd followed tnrougn me nurB.ui t.,i,rn,i nrnond the iiorch and began o throw bricks. womnn neighbor telryfionrU to tlie .,... .-.. ci.int Stpvlliiff nnd I'n- -, Tit..ot..nrn Rtnrtpn for tl.H ne of the twuble In tho town nm- lulonre . llotiMin purrenuers t,.l;(. ,. .a. un,A fvtnitnff. DahhinK leciilnl t Mirrendcr. put up his knife. E i ..... i.i-r.it.,i Into n rnm.nnnileereil nmnhitn. mpinbers of the crowd rid ing on the ninning bonr.li. The .vi'oinoblle, ivllli lis lonu 01 ex- itei! men. uuir iriwim; ... mo ., mil the iiinbulnnrc wnththo two police itScet. nut on the rond. nnd Sergeant ...ll l,,,i...M thr. ntlipr m.iehlne cnli- aineil robber" who were running awny rmi tin' Imuie li""m wmni me Ionian nd tel. ilinned. Sterling and Hlnckburn drew their re- ....HU n...1 ihrntv thp finihnlnnrp nprnft runrin iiihi ....... - - he rond. stopping the other ear and irnrrins the oeeupnina 10 Fiirrpnticr. rhe tn.p sltuntmii was 1.0011 ezpininen, ind tin1 prNoner wns tranbferred to the imbulnnee to be tnken to the town hall 'or n heating. Ml, Onrmin arrived In Gloucester ...i...,lH. ,.. t.lutf lipr hrnthpi- Sho Itpp in finrnersville, N. Y. She said hf think- tlie intriiner must nave laiicn irer n chair nnd mat tuc noise nwK nd lier li V tt..ll imiiin nvnr TnP tL'hpt, T flU'Vn 'odil.nly " she Mild, "nnd saw a man's onil appear over the edge or me oeu. Miss Cnrmnu said her diamond ring .... ..a. .. ,........ 11 a r.. Ivtnff nn nap nil. iiiu i'M ixv.i.'im 11 1 1 r 'J'" a " ..v. 'm rmi 1. 11 tltA nmn ,,'hAn fltsonvpppn. lore nit so Imrrii'dij- he never bothered ) piek tin-in up. Shallcross to Give Tax Data Thomas Shollernss. Jr.. former nrcsl- dit f the Natlonnl Association of Kittm i.iiu iiiiiiiiit., mm n itiiiiivt i,-.-i-dent nf t'.p I'hllndclphln Real Estate "nam ins neeu inviieu nv tne com mittee nf thp I'lilteil States Senate. whirh 1, invest (gntinig a revision of trio Ini i.llin tnv ... .int.nn lia.n.n ,.m .... !..' I. .A, H 1,I.1U, u, -.if,,- III. I'flnimltie.i nn Mnndaj, as the represen tdtie nf the N'ltiniinl Assoeintiiin of an i.smu' nnnriln, .Mr. Mhaiicross immciliat.'ly wired his acceptance. , LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK By Lee Pnpe Till: PARK VB. NKWS Wenihcr Slow but sure. Rp..nrts sid Hunt is still trying J imlii Lis fox terriei Te.ldv to mnl.u w taP stiff so Sid can throw rings 'n It. but sn far Teddy liasent gnvc him n ineniirageineut. 8lnut Mr Artie AllxniwIHr It m Ijoriie o, neeniinl nf n ..1,1.1 l. .... Brill, ,.... 1 .1 - ,. . . . ....... .....n, 111111 nn- IIHIIC IIP ITICS IO pl'r the mnro he has to wlsper, belnt; P gruto site to watch him wen he gets l.n.i K.. O..I -If..-., Don. .,; :"'"'.." :?.' ".'? ". ,ru , ... u. ., ,i,, Hum (,p nog, I'Kf (f tn pp. mni.ii ft.nn ..I In. 1, 1 "'mi .iiiin nn.irr, An' ""res one peece of cake left on he table iMtriiin vmrMilf ,, tt nnd lece it tbre, p'"!rlMlIi! rH(,IH About Intrlsting n. i .,"rrr a niw tinny nt l.cw j.. .illr, ui.i nni nieiiy. mm."'1 "i"1 J0,1KlnB wunted for the f ... ... '" '" iTrier would line W T, wi"' !l I(,Hl"'(''tlblt family for ,. 2 Wl" "ls ow" inmlly arc afnt.i 1,u"t (Avvcrtizc- roaLtfl KnumV InHt-Nothlng. -... .in,,, iiii'iMiing uie wiiue. SVoo N,io v..ii... 1.. 1 imiin . . '"""i. 11 nn ...UK anil mung thoM. v,!,,, ,,0lt ,. ,0W )dt Hull,,, . ,,'" iiiii.usrl runs tlr u h !t V sl,uo,t'r. Skinny Mar in and Sid Hunt. S mt . " l """'. A"le Allxunder. Puds JENNSVLVANIA MUSEUM and nuui. of INDUSTRIAL ART "roail ,.n.l w st ,.,, Irt.nhlll summer Session J,,i'' " Thmusi. j,.,,,,.. . ""' " 101 ll"i' J 1 ,,."r."tlM" I" IM.ie.i- liilnc "arien ., iiiiinay nn .i,iii,n,i.i 1. " "wli.it unci .Minium Art. ,,'". "UVH'"I'H N "KMANIl" "uiln !"i will X!L""J! ,,u, ,,ur coure. turn Mm '""".a. iu'.si.skss roii.r.nn 3r inii"!".1 ".'""fV ot Commerce r-. mil he.tinjy I'lillaJelphla n AVER'S Hi' "r llii.'lne.. HehJol iwrmiu. I.i,i,r ,taB, aT or uBll, r- . Hoth Hexea ' i Letters. to the Editor Philadelphia's Dirty Streets To (nf StUor tt tht ttvenino FubHo T.rrfotr! Sir Ab A "cUan-up wk" for rii'.U ll PhU l In traxttn will you Allow a vltltor In yntir rlly In mnk a U(setlnn? ITor everAl week I hve bn In PMIadtlplilk And Its suburbs, And on the dar of esch nefk on whlf.h the houdeholdtr erect thelf Pllrs of rlihblth upon the MewAlta In fmnt of their home, t luv tiepfl tfiriptert to prn teet Imjilly to "the powere lhAt lip." Mr hoiAe Is In Uoeton, snil It t Am not mil uken we Imvo hut one a year such A prlvllese. unrtatlmt for two or thfeo Ja Ihn llret ueek In May. Mnet of our "rub hlth" N burned In our own cellars, And what cannot be destroyed la Added to tne neh bArrels, which Afe on certain d ret outelds tho collar at th back of the houee never on the atMet. ThS men whosp duty It la to remove Aahee, etc , nimo there for the full barrels and re turn the empty ones to the same Plapt. Milkmen aleo come to the back of the houee. Icemen and delivery men a well. I think I have eeen alt these thlnse. with bread and rolle added, lylns on front steps of hounea In Philadelphia. I know moet of the larse. cities of our country, and t expected to And tacit of sank tary measure Irr the Kouth, atthoush they are advanclns rapidly In that particular, but when t came to Philadelphia In January tatt, t wrote to a friend t did wlah Phila delphia would clean Its streets. The afreets vVould never be so littered If you did not have that unpleaiant cuatom nf atacklns your hounehotd rubbish on th pavement every week. It soes nut ""'" the mornlnir aa A rule. And the men whoa duty It Is to sathcr It up cannot sei .-.... ....II l.l. nfl.rnnnn, In the meantime the "wind of heAven" have ,c tcred all the loose papart and mall tulT to ay nothlnr of the sorma eoatAlnefl in me all over the community. . Thin la not a pleasant slate of Affair, ano there la alth another unpleasant aapeet ana that I the appearance of " ""' matter how beautifully nature has "?'" the street, or how artlMlcally man , has erected the bulldlns there, for hours, aeem insly unlimited eery week, those same .treat, are ju.t lane, of dirty rubbish, and one', throat la flllcd with the 01" " and n n.iv ". -. cerma that Are blown about an "" Would not tho whole queetlon of street cleanlnr be Infinitely le. difficult to solve. If the city law would forbid such whole ato mesalns up of the reetT MRB. B. F. 0'I.BAKT. Oermantown, Pa., May 2. 1821. Careless Motoring To the Editor 0 the Eventno PvbUo LtSctr: Blr Almost dally we read In the pay reports and statement tot the effect that the speedy motorist was about to be dealt with severely, nnd that It Is to bo "p"'11 that tho wholesale lauhtf la about to ceal. The following- day and the one following, etc.. pan by and nothing It 'done, but w- pick up the paper ami read how many were killed and Injured by the care less motor driver. It may not be. possible for the law to catch the many hold-up men who are now on the rampare In this city, kllllns and abusln people, and steallns from them, but It Is possible to atop the slaughter of care less motorlns. These men have numbers on their car. and are. to be een on our street, dally. The police mu.t ee them breaklns the law. for the pedestrian, who are trylns to dodse out of. their way . them and can slve the number. If the policemen desire them. At the cross streets where the flacman la stationed, these driver, watch very care fully when he .fives the street cars and In rr.otors the rrlvllese to proceed, And they at . .. .i..m nnd dsnh across the once imi uu ".I- ..., .,..., ., o hrenknrk speed, not cnrinn whether they may 1 endAnjrerlns the proplo or not, for the feel they have the rliht of wa In fact they seem 10 resrni im .."." up for a moment to tho extent that when they nre liberated by the elsn they act aa If they would take a sroat delluht In run- nlm, ntnehnd down . -1 .. ... return tn the i.i. a... ...v.., nn consider hoa- little life nnd limb are considered In these days of hlsh .peed and motortara. r a '" example were ma- of some uf theee .peed devil.. It would break up the practice, and It Is a sroat Plt that those in chars-n do not have brousht home to them an example of their recklessness. (IROntlB T. PALMER. Philadelphia, May I. 1821. Home Prices Keep Up To tht Editor otnP KveViio Public Ltdoer: Pir It eem. to me that about the only thins that I not comln down In price Is the cost of home, and the price of rents. Both of these thin" are of vital Im portance to all. and there must be some one holdlnu back the reductions and even causlns the prices to o,.r. I know for a fsct that the price of homes In this city are a. hlsh today as they ever have been. nd I am told that In the suburb, the prleea hae tone hlBher. and the .elllnB prices of house, a. well o the renting price, at the nea.hore points especially A1n',c City and Ocean City are considerably hlshcr than they were last year. All this seem, to me to be unfortunate. The poor people would be able aualn to feel that they are comtns to the rlsht to live, with the cost prkea of urar and bread and erythlni In the way of fancy eatables bavins come down to price that prevailed iKfore the ar. Now It Is due to the people who te built louse, and who own houses lo come from their hlirh perch and atop their profiteering upon the poor people. The bulldlnir strike, are solnj to make this con dition .tilt harder for the poor people, and ll.ere could undnubtidly be some way d ild to aet more homes and cheaper homes fr the neonle If tho proper effort wa. 1 rnasht almut. Philadelphia. May 2, 1021 w. L. T. Country Girl Wives To tht Kdttor of tho P.vcnina Put. Ik ltdoer: Blr In answer to a letter which recently appeared In the People'. P"orum let me say that I note what thu writer say. about the rll fellow who marries a country girl and take, her to the cll. which Invariably epoll. her If so, who .polls her? The city stria, nf eouree. Who can tt the city girl as spendthrifts and gAdabout.7 Nobody. I una born and reared In the country and married a farmer, but moved to town, and am nut a spindthrlH, either, nor a gad iiiiut t ind inure tlmo ot home now thai, before 1 was married not because I liao tn. but because I don't car bou trelln around. It I. all nciorillng to what you marry for If "" marry to spend nnd dram, of inurse you will do that. 1 am positively crrtaln that any one who marries for lov will not be KUllly of belns either a "sad" or a apen.MI.rtft. If a country slrl loc all t.t r common sense on going tn the eltr ll proe. there la no common nenee In the clt nr among the city people. What Is the cit girl wlev to' Nothing but Immodest cl lh'. dance halla and A lot of other mm- HTKAM110ATW HKcUIBTH 000 B, fe HtW EN6WH0 POINTS VIA Til E Fall River Line THt rOfULA SOUTC Bpleodld tteemert. Opttadld wrrlce. r"n. loy the orcbMtr. Larrs. cemferltble eutereemi. Arrlrstn Putton retted and refreihed after a dtllf htf al tea roytse, Ly. rottsn Street rte, 14 Keith Mlver 4.JO P.M. Keetem SUn4rd Time. Doll IMIMliK ounaays. ..orn.utton and ticket at 1341 and 1R30 Chestnut Bt. Baltimore to San Francisco and Hawaii nnd return Calling nt llatnna. Panama and T.os Anxelea nr. i.i'xk ntfasikr "BUCKEYE STATE" I.eiiTr Hnlllmarr May 7. First C'last u.mora (oc.sejj JO.08 and MATSON NAVIGATION CO. 36 Mouth May Ht., Ilultlmore, MtL liana. Asenl. t'nlled Htatea Hhluplng ItoarC WfiES. ERICSSON BOAT FOR BALTIMORE 12, one-way fare; $3, round-trip faro halls st S I', M.. 1 o'clock Xaturday, fniu lier 1, H Pelairar Ava. Utai to l'amnliltt. EVENING ' PUBLIC Letters to the KdltOr should be as brief and to , the point as possible, avoiding anything that would open a denominational or sectarian dis cussion. - No attention will be paid to anony mous letters, Karnes and addresses must be signed as an evidence of good faith, although names will not on printed If request Is made that they be omitted. The publication of a letter Is not to lie, tnken oh nn Indorsement of Its views by this paper Communications will not be re turned unless accompanied by post age, nor will manuscript be saved. eeliee, tf a olty youns man wlahea to marrjr a eountry rlrl and take her to the city t live, 1 am euro ehe will, nn the avert prove aa irood & vita ai any city slrl. MIXM. W. !. T. Philadelphia. April 2H, 1021. Why 80 Many Unmarried? To the Editor of tht Kurslho PuMte Ltdoer! Sir It It remarkable the tnanj men and women ocr twenty-live yeara of ace who remain slnsle, either hy preference or th ruling nf fate. In most eaeea I find the lat ter rreatlln. Youns men whoto love for ii:lrl home life leads them tn occupy bncttelnr apartment! dn not remain unmarried by choice Thle I ascertain from personal ex perience and from the capreeelnna of my bachelor frlenda. They hold the aanctlty of their ilmpla home far Above the lure of the tlreet cornera, theatre, dance halla, cafe, etc. We Ions yea, wc yearn for our mats of dike temneramenl. hut. nlaaf rir w are prltllesed to meet. Such youne men who live llp ullhnu. rnrn&i IM nnr. n,nrt. tlce economy and hve hlcti Idea, are often nccompllthed In the, different art namely, niulc, palntlnt;, eullnAry, etc. and who would mike the noblett of huebande, are leailned tn remain unmarried becauee ot imr hljh Ideal, .Indirectly If not dt rictly. Life ha chanred sine our parent, and srnndpare.itft met and were betrothed much to our sorrow. Atnonr my many bachelor frlenda and acquaintance 'It seema to me that the consensus of opinion Is that a re liable matrimonial asency 1. the only solu tion to our problem. May we not hear, through tho column o,f the People's 1'orum, from tome of the sender sex and learn their lewa on this ubjeet7 1IBNRT U ESfcEN. Philadelphia, May a, 1021. Questions Answered Estates In British Chancery To the Editor of tht Kvcntna Public l.edoer: Blr In an effort to learn whether a for tune had ben left to my great-grandmother and thrown Into the Court of Chancery In England I wrote to .the clerk In charge of this department tj)e government, who In reply stated It was Impossible to look up the case. Can you ugrt a. method by which I can ascertain whether or not the fortune exist, as I am anxious to settle the ouee "n a. K. Philadelphia, May 2, 1021. Consul aencral .Skinner, Ixindon. slates that there are no such estntea and that It I. not advisable to take report, to the con trary serloutly. According to British law, a list of uch dormant funds Is prepared and published every three year. In March, 1020. the aggregate amount wa. about 17. 260.000. divided among more than 4000 ac counts. Differences In Play Titles To thr Editor 0 the Kvcntno PubUe Ledger: hit vvnai la the difference between a comedy, a fatcc and a farce-comedy? W. W. A. Philadelphia, May 4, 1021. Tho difference between a comedy and A farca I. chiefly In the plot. In a comedy the plot 1 subordinated to the characters, whllo In a farce the working of the riot makes tho characters what they are. "Farce comedy" I. a vulgarism upplled to nearly any typo of light play. In which the comic situations go to preposterous lengths. Indians' Voting Privilege To the Bdttor 0 the Evening Public Ledger: Sir Arc Indian, generally allowed the privilege of voting, or are they allowed the privilege only under restrictions? W. L. V. Philadelphia. May :i, 1021. When the Indiana aro collected' together and live a. wirda of the government, as the great majority of them do, on reserva tions, the government aaeun.e. Iho privilege. In providing for their needs, to dprlve them of any voice In their own control. The In dian, aenerally speaking, do not aeem tn seek employment and have never shown much anxiety to become engaged In self-upportln measure. When the government ha wen fit to subdivide Indian landn Into allotment, and the Indian ha. been put In charge nf hi own. farm he haa been accorded full cltltenshlp, ns are all Indiana who araume citizen' g-irb, live In a clvlllxrd manner and 8PRINO REItinTS ITALY ITALY ITALY (J Ancient V ... if if In vi aJ? 1,1 Living Costs Ji Health IAa I ' CiUe8 TrfnB W Ulle But hf Education 1 JB With Modern W W Qnd Reatful flffl ni(& J'l x . , , nV Recreation SvTP J(s SWN Manifold 1VK Ji& Vj) 25 Centuries of fi MoTintaini Sea and J I JST Leadership J WA Lakes of Magic jL T m m&g Beauty jk I Art, History, M ffi A Land of $ ' Civilization SraW Eternal Spring fc j S ?w A Bower tS5 t?.... r Vv rlav. u.i yj MS( of Dreamy v'Jj Information & to (fk Loveliness $& "l, " jrL ' Tggp3, Cheaper WW? ltah&n State &&&& ' SM7 to Live in W:M Railways V0 ' ndVSZgm, Than ff:m vrt8ency JSJIU WwmW at Home Zf 281 Fifth Avenue TBfflj&m ! ' fifi 4mm&i Now York mMnir jSa, jSnTTi ttSaT ' 'vu.u.iJXcrdg ! iLEDGEKr-PHILADELPHIA, SATUED AY, . MAY 7, 1921 make an effort at self-support. The num ber of Indian eligible nt tho present time to exercise the prlvtlcne nf elective franchise Is something more than 26,000. 8ent Incorrect Answer To tht Kditar 0 tfce ffvrnina public .edoert Sir I recently submitted tho following problem to the readera of the People's Forum. A man boards the last ear ot a train three miles long At stAtlon A. A. th train travels toward II destination the man alk through thA trsln and alight from th flrt CAr At tAtlon 11. three mile Away. How far did he walk And how far did he ride? One of your readers tbmltted the answer that the man wAlked one mtle And rode three. A little thought will hjst Ihst the train only traveled a distance of two miles, therefore the answer was Incorrect A RBADUIl, Philadelphia, April 30, 1021. Answers Clock Hands' Problem To tht Editor 0 the Evening Public ledger: Hlr7 Allow me to ubmlt th following solution to "8. L. 11 '" problem In today' Erssiso Pti.1,.0 La nor. a atklng at what tlm between ft and Silo the hand of the clock Aro At right angle. At ft o'click the hand, are 1C0 degree apart. The minute hand move at the rate of (I degrees per minute, while the hour nana move at th rate of one-hlf of 1 degre per minute. The minute hand therefore gains ott degrees per minute on the hour hand. The p'roblem IS lmply how long will It take tho mlnuto hand to gain 80 degree the difference ts;tween ISO and 00). The, niuwer la 60 divided by SV4 or 10 10-U minute. The two hands will bo at right angle at 10 minutes 64 0-11 second past five. It. 11. C. West Chester, Pa.. April 30, 1021. "C. C. O." The governor of the Philip pine Island receives a salary of 2o,OO0. "Mr. W. D. D." Ooernment lnuranc cannot be attached; -"A, E. F." Th first payment of the Now York bonua will be made Oil ummer. according to the adjutant general. Applica tion blank arc expected to be ready for distribution by July 1. "D. M. K." The United State, has about 40 ccr cent of the world'a supply of gold and ha a larger amount of gold than any other nation. "8. 8. L." The Instrument by means of which a'n aviator tell how high he ls la called an altimeter. It work by air pres sure on a vacuum drum, and the pressure Is Indicated by a needle on the dial. Hirah T. Prank The expression "When you are tn Rome do aa the Roman do" ap pears In general HterAture In "Don Quixote." "Cv I. R." Florida hA the greatest length of coast. It extent being about 1100 miles. California I second, with a eeaeoast of ap proximately 700 mile. "I). L. T." The Navy Department says that a aubmarlne can and usually does fire the torpedo while submerged, the dpth at which It travels being aubject to adjustmont from xero (water level) to thirty feet below Poems and Songs Desired Wants a Humorous Poem To the Kdttor ot thr Kvenlna Public r.rifarr 8lr Can you print for m nn old humor ous poem which contains the following verse "Oh, well do I remember thnt 'Wilson's pat ent atove That fathnr bought And paid for with cloth our aale had wove. And how the neighbors wondered when we got the thing to' go; They said 't would bust and kill u all, aomo twenty yeara ago." R. IIUANRON. Philadelphia, April 30. 1021. War of 1812 Song To the Editor 0 ffir Evening Public Ledger: Blr I will appreciate It ver) must. If you will print an old song written, I believe, about the time of the War of 1812. It start, a follow.: "Yet Parliament of England, To Lord And Commons, too, Consider well what you're About And what you'ro going to do. You're not At war with Yankees; I'm uro you'll rue tho day; You rouied those sons of liberty In'North America." L. O. SCOTT. Philadelphia, April 20. 1021. "G. E. 8." Kindly publish the words of a poem entitled "If the Wind Had Only niew the Other Wav." "W. L. the line ' nnka for the poem containing and Jim were pals." The PepIe'A Pnnini will appear dally In the Evening Public Itlgrr, and alto In the Hunday Public Imlgrr. Iettera dLscustlng timely topic will lis printed, as well A requeeted poeme, and questions of general Interest will be Answered. SrilINO RF.SORTS w CKie SrTSr w - - V " , XT.aBWZ!CiiTxC-l- - " n BrniNO mmoRTrt ATLANflO CITY. N. J, DECORATION DAY SPECIAL stD7C SATURDAY 0 7C pX.D SUNDAY & Pft.0 M.SO l'u DIV. Haeel. ttkly. Amer. Plan CLBEROIM and Fireproof Annex. Tennessee Av nr. Peach. Cap. 40O. Central, open aurrnund Ingsi npp, Cstho'lc and Prole. tant churches. Private baths, Running Water in All Rooms nxrellent table: fre.h vegetable. Win dows screened. Whlto service. Ilooklet. R, 11. H111Y. M. 1). 0EC0RATI0N DAY SPECIAL $0.50 Sat2!da Afternoon $0.50 0 lo Monday Supper O e& ALL YOU'I KM'H'T A IIOTKL TO ItR NEW ENGLAND larollna Ave. nr. iieacli. Foremost moderate rate rlaht off ndk. For.mo.t moderate rate hotel, nr. Steel Pier and amusements, 2 block to Prot. and Cath Churches. Running water In room, pvt. bath, open surrounding, elec. lights, elev. Hath houses and shower free. Amer. plan. I3.no up illy., special wkly. Noted table. Write for auto mp and bklt BTITZKR & HTITZEIl. .New Owner ship Management. Decoration Day Special SQ.50 Saturday to 0.50 O Monday O S3 SO up dally, $17.60 up weekly American plan. Best located, popular-priced hotel, NETHERLANDS New York nve., 50 vds. from P.dwk. Rattling- privilege, from hotel Overlooking lawn & ocean. Cap.. 400 Ktevator. prlv bath.: bni ft cold running water In room., electric lights. Table abundantly supplied with the best the market afford. Ilonklot. Dance flour M C. SWEENEY ft E. A rOWELL GRAND ATLANTIC Virginia ave. nnd beach. Hot and cold run ning water. Private bathe. Rntes 14 day up special weekly. Capacity COO. Dooktet. OSrAlt I). PAINTER IIARni.I) LANllON THE SENATOR Virclnla Ave. t ItfrnHlirnlk. Plrniroof. Onr ?rrlnr rntn, Amfrlrwi ynn, M.00 day HOTEL EDISON Michigan Ave. 4th hotel from beach. Itua, water; private baths. Amer. plan. I1T.SS up weekly. European plan. 11.80 up dally. THE ELWOOD Kt. Jam's Place, overlnoklnr the nosr-i. walk. Fireproof. Capacity 260 Private h.tha Running water. Elevator. H T. Oran. Own I iiurjlanj Ave. una Ueuch. Cap. SOO. i,..nn.ni? water. Private butha. Elev&lur. liun parlor, unexceiieq cuitine. 11. lievessy.ownei Unlel risnfin Nw York Ave. First ... h0ta from Deach. Amer. Europesn plan. Dining room a .pectalty. Dathlng from house. Hpeclal weekly rates. HOTEL CONTINENTAL Always open. Always ready Terms mod' erat. Write or phone M, Wait1. Duncan, Hntrl RoscnlVl Kent.'"!' Ave. Return, Kxreiicnt table. M7,oi and up weekly. Phone 117 A n. MARIO.s M,v. f Tnrinn Kentucky Av a Uoardwatg. 1YCY -JttXlon jomwlth bathArunnlnt srateri garage. i.noK.et. a. t iiucirAjjav NATIONAL ly v 2d house from neach rean plan E OI'NNKR MWKtmK 1 illf irvfl wTrBiMi K rt urnrNo nEwouTS. ATLANTIC. MTV. N..J. In the Heart of TlttngB PRINCESS DECORATION DAY SPECIAL SAT. P. M. TO MON. EVE. SO Rooms at $8.50 CO Rooms at $10.00 50 Rooms at $12.00 So. Carolina Ave .lose to beach and Steal Pier, Largest mcelerate-rsle hot'l of brick, steel and atono construction Hot and cold running water In uupst rooms. Private ba'hs Elevator from street level Within 8 squares of fl lemUiix Protf stent and Cath olln churche. and main pn.t.ifnre French chef. Excellent table Entlr Sliver Dining Ilopm Horvlce. It nnd up dally. Amer. plans ll.ftO and up ill). Europ plan Special weekly rates. if.Vxiu s nit on Interior Im provements, decorations and furnliilngs, making thla hotel the lendlnu moderate-rate honjelry In the World's Greatest Retort. ElevAlor. Orche.lra Dancing. Tor Hook let and Auln Road Map Address Paul C. Rn.ecrnn., Owner ind Prop. Phones 4314 And 483ft. Special Decoration Day Rates $8.50 c ?alurdMay'r1 " vv.vw ;1,nrayt Monday MONTICELLO Leading Moderate-Priced Hotel Kentucky Ave noar Reach Heart of Atlantic City, one square from Pmt, and Cath. Churche Capacity fiOo ifodern tiroun out. Elevator to street level Ilathlng from Hotel, shower bath.. Amer plan. 11T.B0 wkly., 11 up dally $1 lo up Europ'n.p'an Excellent table Dancing ownership M'e t. llookletj FETTER & IIOLLINOEH HOTEL LEWIS I7lt PACIITIC AVE. NEAR nEACII Exclusive district "unnlng water: private baths: electric lights. Table unsurpassed. Special American plan rsts for April and sfay. $3 Daily $18 Weekly rn.lH. n. I.KITIR. Owner Prop. Ol Til C'tROI.INA AVE., Nrur IlllVCH Centrally locuted, Unexcelled for comfort and service Electric light. Running water. Room, with or without private bath. Excellent cuisine. Correpond..n' and Intpectlon nollctted. Moderate rate, and further Information upon application Open all ear L. II. ARNOLD. Ownerahln Mnnntement neur llearli 5 Week-end special $r SATl'RDAY Sl'PrF.R t'NTIL Jft . MONDAY ArTKR UKlUFAtT MenlsThat Hill Pleaae VM. linOOKE ATLANTIC CITY. IM. J. Dlreetly on the Ocean Front ftVAtn,r.!i5.'"!,.p.,un uo' ' Uletlnetla CAPACITY 600 OARAGE IfoWer J. Date I Let C Make Yon Feel st llnm- In the nv or KrM.it H-iltli' HOTEL MORTON Ocean End Vlrslnln Ave Capacity 300. rjfvaior. I'r.vnte llnths. etc. 1'niii.i CM, .iliTur. linen A PAUI. tf. t'OPH. Prone. fahiis v.. i.r.i.i &8tei33Jue tt . . c il ' a"cl ll"rlvvnlU .si'luslve '"ii niriri .-.ynni lirrnni",u runm The b.t equipped i most bmutlfu. MODER ATE RATE HOTEL In AtUittl, t'ltv Running water In everv room Private b public bath. thr'I'lirhnll! (lrph n.nlm I'.....,,. u.. I'srlnr nn,rainrv THnMAH M n RRIEN I TT THE IDEAL TAMILY HOTEL OTRWELL Virginia Ave 2d house from Boardwalk and tyl Pier. Every appointment. Highest .taad- ard In cuisine and ,-rvlce. Pooktet .. iiin nwKi.r, rrnn T2Zb tel JZojrarixieL St Charles Place and Beach. Frrtll and I water bathtirunntng water In rocm:elevator. I Superior table: Spring ratciCoaeh at train. I A.K WAGNER Prop. W R. LAYTON. ldgr I EDO EWATCR South ( .iroi na Ave near IV ich. fip, 2B0. ?15 Special American Wky.Rate $15 .KMIN A. CASELV. Prou Virginia Av,. n.l Reach. Cap. 3."0. Prlvut btths. run at.r levator, etc. .Uner. plan 8Aitr.LLIS. Owner N J CQI.UNS. Ma". CII.l.FONTI HADDCIN ItALL Atlantic Cli or. the Reach and llnardwalk . yj yy ls.1.' 'j j. Winona 'VV"J Av nr h''li:h rr,v. bath. '""'"' "n in ..nr I Mrs O. W Fl.n.r. LvndhUYSt M''arMdnora from Ilonnt- walk Min water Mr..Oldfleld HOTEL ITMtirit Open"..ll ear." Anu plan Spicli! rat's Uy June I.M Perkln CAPE l. N. j, ""modern high class cottages for sale Kxt'luiiH 1 i m m i Mi .iul Nar Mf. i h; in A Vw Vi i ' uKt for nnt VV. J. fenderson 320 ntl.lnirto.. "!.. ( ine May. N. J. HOTEL WINDSOR Oprun flirt t.tl n thi nrnri plan ccmott ' uiitt no Ua r r iif riurlnr t-nrlv n Ll " liN liAiw.-M'- .M'WuurM, t ri; MAY, N j rurn'nhr1 11-a h i - A. Howard nt ' T .""ins, i i uej -v, i r- i'n u t r v kuU. npn HreplH" "t te im hem tn" AK'nti". ...... 1 I .In. ll W. ........ .'..' Kinnllp olpcirjc, pvriijiun S J, THE ENGLESIDE,"' Prlv He bath, wuh , a ',,) frsh water rtve tennis sn.rt, l.v.k',1 R F ENOLE Man ager Also tho ( i ne .tt PhlUdeliila Laurel-iiithe Pines LAKEWOOO.N.J. SITUATED AMORQ TIIC PIRES AND OVERLOOKING MXE CARASAUO New "Palm C.ill" 18 Hole Golf. Tennis, Fishing, C.innrinn,, Horse back Hilling, Mot.irini:, I'lrtiiretqur VTslk. Music, DaiiciiiK.Ncwrieclro liydrotlicrapy Hath S)tem. (Jarsge. lfrtiiU F. Hluiir.. Mintftr II('K,N tIROM'.. N. J. ITie Allenhurst l"' "n. ""a l',nlrHl Aih 1 vll nlhlleil rmi atir with in iv III. ml I rl R S Drk. RIVI'ltrON. .N. J. The Liiwn House .vnl?;,l,wliV,l?f,V.', ei'potlto Rlvorton Ysiht tn.b Pemianent or trar.lpnt C c m Tt EH Prop BlUrf POIHT.OH'USS CHAMPUIN.H.Y. OPENS inJUNE Jot P Greov'e H V Of7c Vic, fihh m i.unayrr M"TM"tH:wrjf.;tii.:wj 6ARDEN MM evv iork Ave Zj7sisrLisf .-. t 1 ! I-VltPAVO(ID, N. J, ' LAIvT. (HMPI.IN N V. i HOTEL t HAHPLAiN I VsUJir POIHPOHUSS CHAMPWIN.M.Y. j PPRtNO RTCSQRTB IM' KAN MTV. N 4. t eUHncoln ocarNtM c.tti if-" Rest Relax Change of scene. Friday evening dinner until Monday after breahfant. Dancing Satur day evening. Special rate Single, $12.50; double, $S0.00. ' American plant stesmt-lteaterl room, with running water. Reservations received for summer .enaon. Telephone Ocean City 400 J IE i ZJ Capacity GOO OCEAN CITV'8 LARGEST AND llEHT APPOINTED HOTEI Centnil location: spacious pIhz zas: twin elcvatora; service anil cuisine strictly first class Itooma single or en aulte, with or with out hath Opens Thurs., June 30 For Information and resr atlons addre.s HOTEL NORMANDIE, tcean lty. N. 4. AT BOATiDWALK: Newly Ki.ii.v.iled nnd Luder New Management Fin TabI. LesMnable Rate. Offering excellent accommodation.. Wrlto for Reservation. Season Open May 2flth. F V YATES. Prop. Trie Orcnnir 0,rns may bstji ine vyceanic sprCA i. r, tnr MAy And June a K 11AKKR DEL. WATER HAP The Mountain Paradise KITTATINNY DEL AVARE WATER CAP. PA. .Season May to December rot ex. tensive Interior and esterlor improve ments Just rompleted make the Klttatlnny th, Hnest-appolnted aecesslble Mountain Resort Hotel Capacity R0O two hours from New York, lickawanna R R . 7 mile b nutomohll. three hours frnm Philadelphia Pennsylvania R It.: 14 mile, by automobile Pul'man eervli e and Oood Roads all the way. Hotel altuuted In private pari:. Wild flowers and rhododendron In profusion. Magnltlrent nenery. Co If. tennl., saddle horses boating, trout and bass fishing, trap shooting mountain climbing. Orcheatrs of Hnlolst Nlghtlv dances frenuent Hicial feature, nrldges, etc . In charge of Master of Ceremonies. American Plan also a la cart, drill for Tourists Klttatlnny vegetable and fruit gard,ns and dairy supply abundant fresh products Special early season rates and to families and tourists Ilooklet. terms .nd nuto mans mailed JOHN Pt'ltDV fprE ,lin. VISTA SPRINIIH. J'A ' -. ,i-sia.t.rfai-w , j u gJZjJ.,-.V. f TnSlllflTOt -iQtS:,'.Ai-Vy' nrinntiUV' ft i fiWlt'llffSllI ffr'fTi i iiifl Sll(JU"lJilBXT!OT yCJUl'' ""OUICOIOCE MOUNTAINS A lric.lt modern bo., I with etetlligt ublt ind nl. IMnrlTt.ebttbi.ripai-tljSO. AlllluJ, :000 fMt bplradid r.udl, tlf, Unnli, etc. Open Jnne IHth (n October 1st Address untllJuno 10. John J.GIhbons.Mgr. Hotel Rennert llaltlmnre Md HCIIWl'KSyiI.M!,rAJ Porkiomen Inn '4"t Modern R,sort nnatlrg bathing, fishing tennis n -'-le. Or-nt MsvJSth C. UNOER. DEVON. I," rV'"VHITnNR TNT On Main Line I.mjIVlL( IIXi tn n.lntile. from Ttr ,ed t Station Prlv.vt, ninin. Rnnn. fnr ue or ai.tomohlll.t. Danelnvr 8a.''V, I'nrses Phone Ilerwn 23H-W for re. r- client M.I.EV PORflE. PA. A'.lllflTON INN r-uin end atr Dinner. DANiri. T vniiliHKEs. Prop. ERN F.lt,SyI.I,E. pa. OAI.KN HAL!. Wernersville. Now oren eatfis ARMSTRn.Nil - SuJdenl May ft MARY .l...0' J"nn ' Armstrong Residenre llr)n SU, vc Hsla Notlci of fun.-ral RATTEN udd,nlj Mav 5 1021 EARL W UV.T1I-V Puner.i Mi.-v. 2P M Iran retldenr, f fainer. i;,ark H liatt.n 111' Oaklsn-1 avi Audubon N J Rsrvices M hum, i it Hs"eUh Cem l'rlenil. ma' ctli Sun i""i 7 I' M , ,"-'.M'A:1.,.,-VN M 0. CATHARINE NgrmaM) !BHr7el fs a3tdffiSrnV A Kffl i SraSfflWE ItuaT Hv5r? om STREET I hi in in miitmer or Js,m,s A anntn.i, Hull .in.. . il, i . tuahrtn linl framldai.th.e, ,f rnth in n ind lnt' s r mm Dnnneli) osevl IS I.c'.siim. .ml f'lm.ls iih, pupil, of St Ldwaid. Panvhlsl rvl I ar. invllil to atljnil fun,r,.l M n vjil m . fr.mi her rsr,nlM i-id-nfn J1.ll N lOtl. ,t Hnle'cn r.qulenv tnust ki ht riiwerdt Church 10 A M ine-lsel. lit llov I'rorr I'em , i-OLUr.T Mav i at hm h. mi. 2010 Sprue: t . OP. 11111:: IIV.tli.TOS' COl.KET Jr . nnlj i.hllvl "l O .rg liinilltnn and Olmlv. Kerens fo'ket uniii'M)" HudiMi'v -in nth Inst. CHARLES II. EDMI'ND-! hnt'itnd nf M.ry ' F Edmund Axe.i ,-,h ,,r, R,itlvs nnd friend.. ali m, ml era It. i leiherr R,fnrm,d Chun hi SI Paul's li.lce N si j- t A f e n. all ..ml. tl.. ... ....... v.. .. .-. , ...... .... ....,..!.. ... hi. i, nr vv Hit 1 I nipmLi lnvlli.il ti fun.e.i ... ... .. w. ' ""- " - .M.1....1 -r, V.,- Ill HI, int, ir, me ..re 411.0 .i-vuininr, iv- Mnmlsv fterniinii at 1.10. In'ermmt nrii.ne n.. mains ina be viewed Sunday aft.-r 7 30 p. n. i ELMl'R -At Frankllnviiie N J M.V.iv' II'A w.f, il,iir M lm vi E'inci S,rvlv edar Or.i.e Cm Sun 1..1H ton KVAN-4 Mai y 4 ."1,1.1 F.MMin D .on of Em. mitt and l.tennnr 1. I. van, n-lniiv.. ami frl.n.ls Invlt'd lo funei vl ter.lee Mnn ?, ' ' l"'' R'ltl-r t lir Nnrthvvnod tern Remain, may be viewed mii, rrnrn 7 I tn 10 ,in p M ' I FARREI T - Me- 4 at flivv i".i,r Kan ! l'.!.n H rwtltriT Itcme. friends' and Mitch. II I o 1-e v. '..ni, I- ,. M. are invited t- fnnerul p.rl, nt K.ri ft Mm .1101 .l.'rmsntnivn v ,.' i.h. Turs .' P M Int lv Hlil fern FI.KMIS'.l -Mas .1 M TII.I. FLEMI Vtl '.gel si vi it. Weivire. Tlj,t '. p M .Mill' Matte- ,t Int privet UirsMi. .1 tlM.iM hn.h,,, , I Surnh Mllin-r Kre... tV.neri.1 ,rvler vtrn i :i P M a. .Ml'.' E llah.es .1 (.,," ' ti" n Int i-rlviie , ;ul i si hmidt - ,'.i . Mur'itr .Ml. lis. II.MIDT run.rnl s.r.l... :.' Vrii 2 p nv nt Have. M"ihanl. .' II .tn, II, l mnnt and Larikenau uv,s. in. privat. ' Olinl.lll'K Al l.e.iv.r fnl Fifth Mnnth ..th WISTAR I. e. n nf -r, ,r , .in, K,,"" I bth E O.iiidliue 701 i Inn, I, inn, tie. in in i man Pnilu In his '.'.1th er. S'i iiw nf fu neral later. I tlliEKN --..i Mw .-, in.'i l'liir'ii.i v I '.XV. Mil-Ill tlREPN .,. , he.lv, 1,-kl wire ..r uiiriQi j vti' vu .i,.am,s nr,, rrlet.ilt bl I I mile, flub nr Philadelphia ...inn i id,r 5" I H' T. i""'1 ,ni A fhiilwri f.M.nill i Sn S h ind D nf . ari' Inv ....I t, t I ervi.e nn Mondnv uf.,.ri.,4,n dt 2 u clnr i st he. Ish ri.l"iu.. 4.111 Market : lnt,.- i llieill HI vv ravniiiiBier llltrr..Nl4PAN m hei ,t. realilence Hotel MSjitllc Mi. y .1, MAItTII V wife .f 'lilnli Ore, ntiia.i ngcil 4 Rrlatl. . fti,'1 frbt d. invited in fuit'Tivl fr.m. rvulil-in , f lier daugp.lt i Mr. l.iUar Wit. , s n - w 17th et sun at .' 30 P M ln at Ada.h .lethuru.i Cem. 1IAAH2 May I 1021, ClIARLEa F HAASZ Relative and ti lends and Jiflll lx.dBe No 1000 1 O I) r. are "nTll.il tn 11 DEATHr- "tler.il funefal service. Matt., J P. M.. at wlLl'n.?l:"i!l, Hun . T lo 0 P. M. Inl Westmlnst,r Cm HACKI-rr May .1, pp.TKR. hutband et 1'iTi ,n,.1 0t""' t'arnllne Haeket (ne Rel ri) Duo notice from residence, SOSS Me- HENRY. On Ma 4. 1031, THOJtAH, hut ttll'l l-J""1. Jl'hry aged la yr Rela tive and friends, also all organisation ef which he was a member are Invited to th 'rVr'.on "sturday nfternnnn, nt 2 o'clock, nt his late residence, 172. N, 2Slh t. In ' "' M at Odd Fellows' Cemelery. . Jl'.'.'jJJ M MAUDE flUTHRR ;'l.."n.PVCilT." (n! hap.y). w. .! ...L'ilr"1!' '",,Tr" ata-l IT Reiatlve snl friends Invlt.d to funersl service, fnn.. P. M. 1st residence tllS HerlMrt it., i nvnmnra mt at Oakland Cem. R main, miv bo viewed Sun. eve Chicago pscers pleas, copy . '.mV! ,!A?JN rr.At '-ankenau Hospital, J.la7 ,'''A.ll,'KH HERMANN of 1116 N 0th St .. aged (IS ye;r. Servtcs al the funeral hnm of John (' hlmmerle Son. 2123-2T N. Ilrnad St.. nt . Inter date HOFFMAN -On May 0. Jf.21, K. MYR. TI.E. wife of Karl H. Ilnffmm. nf ir.l N. Edewood. t a,d 2S year. Hervlca en Monoay arternoon. at a o'clock at the Oliver II. Ilalr Hulldlns, IS'.'O Cheitnut t. went In Mount Pence ('emeterv. Tl.lo 11. .tl.,1. . D.tn ... .- . . ' .-"' Inter- IIOI.MEH. Kuddenlr May fl. ANNA U. wife nf (leorae s. llrdmet. Relative an frlenda r.' Invited tn rvlre Tues. 2 P. M.. re.ldence 2J2t N 12th st lot prlvt; Friend. ...nv call Men n, ' band of tiara I Kins. as,d SO ,re Th, relatives and frl'ndt. ..0 En.rsetlc Cham eer, N. II Order .,f Knlrh.s nf Frlend.n are Invited tn attend the funeral strvlc,. on Mori , at 2 10 P M. i S2i noAn tv,, near t oil ngse.od N J int atltarlrltli fem. Friends mav tall Sun evening. It H CH EN. -:S)v I, Hivi ANNIE F dauBhter of th. .i.Ip Wm (1 ir.lnn nnd Susan ii Kiirn'n. runerni t,.rv.,,e fint "'to p. m preclsel) nt her la., re.11,nr' r'J- rrene tt., ,rmantov n, lnt private LAWRENCE Mi v .1 lllVt.v r . - RENi'E, fnth,r nf Mrs Urn H Hudson form,rl of West full lhg nnd N J a,.l uner.i services Mnn p m, ,. nar. f Frank It roster, sun niA l .... fntn gnwnod N J. Int private F,i,nni may ""II at above address Sun , aftr T LrTIERMAN --Maj .1. IIANVAII -Ife ot inte Adntph Ixdiermsn asid nil Relative nd friends nre lnvlt,d to atlend funeral "."'v r'n.?u"v. ".. A M a h"r lale rest dene, 2111 N Ilro.i.l t. Int Mt Slnat Cm LEEf If --Mav .1 AD JOHNSON, wife nr Harnuel II Lepih Jr. ng,d at P.elatlve end filend. are Invltert .., a. tend tuneral. Mnn . 2 .10 P M rrnrn her late re.ldence, Southampton. Pa Int ChurrhWIle Cem. Train rur Snuthamptnn ra-es Reading Ter minal 1.23 P. M T.OOAN on I,lv . ipji n;r,RE.A daurhtv nf fathtrl (m, ll,rnnl and ihe IMe John Ixigar, RaintK-es .ml m,rds In. vttej t- funern . nn .Mnn.lsi nt S a m. frnm rreldenre nf aster Mr. Sarnh Cnvle P47 w St llernard t. poie-ir, r,o..leni mas hurch of Our Mother nf Snrrow, 0 am. Internum Holy Crnsa Cemetery. LOUUHEISY May 4 1021 MAR1 wife nf Daniel Inughery (nee Lnftus), RelAtlve. and fr,ndt altn Ro,nrj Soety, Invited tn funeral, Mnn 8:3(1 A M.. rrnrn her 11 re.ldence 24H Retor St.. Rnxhoroogh tfbl emn requiem mass at Pi John the Rsptlrt Church Hi A. M. Int Westmlntt-r Cem. MARTIN. At Wemnah N. J.. May S fHARIEH H MARTIN, aged AS. Rell Uvea and friend, alto ,mplove of Farr A Rall'y Mtg Ca , Camden. N. J. are In vited to attend funer.il. Mnn.. 2'JO P M, from hta late resld-nc Wennnth. N j' Int Wenonah 'c-i Friends may call Sun , 7 to M'lEDDLEIlF.RO -Dle.l Mav a 1021 Mrs ANNIE MIEDDLEIIERO Fun,ral will M h,ld Sunday May S. at 0 A. M at 400 N .Id st. Friends Invited, limit fluwere. MILLS On May ',. 1021 PRANCES, wife ot the late JnMph H Mill. Funeral Tues 2PM residence or nn-ln-law, J Lrnrtn Pitts. 10T Cdar av, SlTchantvlll, fnt private. W,st laurel Hill Cem. Friends mav call Men eve. MONTGOMERY fin Mav fl jnji SARAH E . wldnw of Robert I, Montgomery-' Relatives arid friend, lnvl'd tu fun,ral ,rvlcs, nn Tuesdny at 2 u m at her late resllenre. S12T, W Chesl,r rd Highland Park Delaware c ,untv Pa r.irmerlr of 10.14 N 7th .t . Phlln.,lphla. Mt I.HERN Stay 4 JOHN J husband nr Rertha Mulhern (n' - SpanMner) nnd tin if Sarah and the lale Jn.nes Mulhern (nee llnvle). Rlatlv,. and friend -ilto ,Mh Dlsi Pnllee. Invited to ntl,nd funeral. Mon s sft A M r.sld.nce 27.M N 22d .t Snl.mn rerjulem maea St . nlumba'a Church 10 A 11 III, 1.IIIJ .".-. . -"HI , M17LLIN- Mav r, EDWARD A Jr .an 1 of Edward A and Marie A Mullln (nee Hef. ferman), aged , nrcke I'uner. I private . Mon.. 2PM parents residence 32, ) vine t Int St. Dnls' fem. MVRPHY Mil 4 THOMAS A hutbsnd I of Hannah R. Murphy (nee McVsmee) Ra. Itlvs and frlnds. ait 11 y Sodality. i Holy Name Snrleti Arrhbithip Ryim fath. nllo Clun. nrntherlwnd or RtllrnM Train men I-odir- Nn I.S3 11 and O H,ef r lnvlt,d tn att-nd funiral. Mnn S'.lo A M li, t, residence. 2123 S Atden si Sni,m,'. ma, of requiem nt Church of Mut intted Scrarr,nt in A M Int Holy frost Cem. Mt'RRAY May .'. WILLIAM K MLTl RAY. !R. hutbnnd of Mbl R. Murray (nee Morris) and son of William E. and Asnes Murrav. Relatives and friend alto emploi's i.t AJax M-t.il f- , are Invited to fumral Mnn. R SO A M frnm hi. father'a r,eldence 4ir, E. Wlt.lev t Solemn requiem n.nte Church nr Im.na.uute Cunceptlnn la A M Int H"lv (.'rues Cm. . i)vti.-vs -un MAt i jn.iis. nutnand nf I Kat- Ow,ns R,tlvt nnd friends all or 1 ganlzatton of vhi ), b, vat a rnmb,r, In i vlted to funeral s,rlre on Monday at S IP M son e r-iioen.-. inrt i.t,ns fl03d -N t.lth t lnt prhat. Friends m) call Sundat ,nlng PHIt.I.IPPE On Ms -. 1021 . CATH aRTNE I PHILLIPPE of 4SI1 R,,nt at Helsmn and friend- a r, iivllei) tn th service on Mnndsv nflernnnn at 2 oMnrk at ''h Oliver II Ilalr III la lUi'n fhe-tnut tt Interment prlv.ne a' Old hi DA'Id's Cm e.erv PIERCE. May rt MART A. PIERCE (nee illasion) Fun,r.vl s,rvl-,. Tu,s 2 PM. at the resld-nce ut her ton In-lsw Marshall J Smith M0 locust st Int private Tnendt mav call Mnn aftr 7PM P"WELI..- Mm a Wll t 1AM f Jr.. M I ton nf Willlain r . M P and late Mary W Powell Friend. ms .-ell t late re.i-d-tic, Rryn Man r Pi Pun 4 tn S P M. r lc. nnd Int. n-lnt, PRICE Miv I fARIHF dsuehter nf Msrjar. nnd the lit, Wlitatn Price, aged 24 Rilstlve. and frlnv!s and Wlnnh,y:k mg fimni II, Nn 102. D of P. are Invited tn f'.nntl eervlci" Mnn .'.10 P M lat rr,Mnc- 1202 L'nltv ,i rnn'tfnrd Int Pn Remalnt mn- be v .,wd Sun eve ""': -Ms a HA1UH wldnw nf John R. iv, . iinu iiJiuKnirr nr tn , i nn ann .nr) M,sirtn H-iauv.,, nt r-ienns invni to ru- rera Tut . M:S0 A M lat, r,tldenc, 1114 binder evr Snl, rnn r,qulcm matt I hureh if the Erlnhsnv 10 A M rrrllv Int. V. tv ( ,b,.lrat fem HORLRT" Mav K a his rtld,n. e Rev MII.I.IAM fl VTTON R.1I1ERTS, D D In his fll'th r "Jervl,,, Mnn 2 I' M a' T mple rrihv lerist. .'hurrb Franklin and rhvmr-snn r't Friend, ma i all lurid, v 7 to 0 p M Int prlv Sle. i'AS'LIN Mav 5 RORERT n Si'VN T IV hij-1'.vnd of Marv ',-. nlln (ne Thimp- jton, aero s. iieietiv,. ann irienis alt' P N 77 C5 A R urn invited tn fun-rsl I . vice Mor 2 P M , at hit lata reel . I'-ree, .101. s. N Fri.ililln st R, mains miv t. v,ned S'.n alt r 7PM lnt pr vale j Nt rlbw.ivi'l L'.ri I SCHWARTZ Ms I RLANCJIE I. . wl.'e I nf J.sipS v. h'vsr. Relatlv,. snl f. ,nt In lt.l ti fun-nl Men 7 SO A M, I fr r,- her lat, -,,ldnre C'.MT Elmw d ave r, nn hlsl ma,s nf rqul,'n at Church of , tie vtr.t Hie.v ! Sr.eratie.it 0AM Inl I It . v C rni. 1 SiMTT t lier rrtM-n rtd N 11th I l on Mvj t 1021 MARV wife nf tht J 'all. Jnhn R - it Serv Ir, nn Sunday int-ncnn. .it v o chipk at the nrv,r H lS'.'n f'heatrut t Interment Nn-thn'l i'fr,t,r: , SWEENEY -Ml r. SVRAH wife nr An- 1 1r,w we,n-v In,, Mi llrl 1. 1 I.t, nf County .P'suutl Ireland rt.l.iilv v unl frl,ndt and St Anlhnni i 11 M -".lillli are In vited tn nt', nd funrsl Mnn a no V M. mnn Pelt' tt -nt,inn bbrh insta nf i . i!ni t Anthonv , hunl. i A M In' Uolj I C'.na, C en. I Tt'STIN ".iiv 1 .A i.R.IK 1 I'l.lurd 1 rt Marv It nnl i f llirhard snl Ibis Amanda I. Tut'in ll.'l.iii'ta trul rti,n(ia I Inv ted tn tulie-ai Mil' . P l Ji IT S Junlpr ,' li ' Tt ni I"rtenda ma ell tun , T.jllii r in Vf.RAN-Ml.v il I'i.I Alt.MI wldi' of I'r imln 'nr.n R.til - e. nnd friends ill. Invited tn iv.trnd fnnerul Mon W .111 I frnm rr.Hence nt Mrs ,Ms,v snielila ;ns E Ynrk tt. Sr.li n. n hih r-uulem inn,. i Hnlv Nm. f h'.n h m A M Int llnlv Senu'ehre I'nti WsIU. Mav 1 K.'.'l VMTA D (n,e Putliin wit, nf I hill . Hnh! sued Relatives and frlenvlt nr nv t,,l tn nt'enit it tuni'tal ner. .,.', .'t 1-stur.l-vv tfttrnon, at 2 n flnrk proi lt I' f h ' I ,t, i-.Mnt 'tl " TI "-s. tt Interment private, SI West Laurel Hill femet.i) tt'AI.IKIls-M. ' III'MtlETTV wldvv l.f Hrrniati Witters iBril 77 Fun. rel trv lt ".oil .' P M r'tldenre nf ,m In-law'' Fdwln 11 llunniv IHH l untnn , Vr, tu.n lnt privet. Nurlhivt. in Friends mar .11 S'm WI'.NI '.l.l. I. M.v ' I'iSI trilStllL: if if i,nr A Menfcil n.ed Id rt, a tlvei mil friends ar, invliM to aitend fu tirtal fin'i He. li...l'.i'' I r,.,p, W,n, ten V I Mnn 1 J 10 p M H,r tne In l'riendliln M E Chnr-h n,r .Monro,rlll, N J 2 P M Int Elmer o,tn WERNER M HAHI'AHA widow of lb, , or" W rner R,lntlv, n1 friervt, .re lnvt,d t" a. tend funeral pervl,,.. Men.. U P M at hir late ral1n, 7.14T Jasper et lnt Oreen.nnuiit f ni 'lew Inn Hun . D tv IS P M Willi. VI V.V - S ir Mttnnvllle M J st la-'HVS WuRKMAN as") 7 Fu trsl Mnn Ma J P M I.t, r,tldnc , Mir Mi,., iv 111' I Int (iletinwn Cem. WORMEIt -ttni -1 ANNA M wldnw nf Jnaeph Wnrmer llelatlv.t and friend ar liiv'l'd I" aim. I rnneul Mon S sn a M r's.d.nie .f her i,n I'.ue.i Wnr.nsr SiW I- fheiten in- riiin.atiii.wti Holernr. ri'.unni mote at '. bur li of lb lm trn.uiiit i or ,,lion in s M Int prlvtt. tMKIITKI.II'. II iitjaMMatWwarantt III i , llI BROAD Aett, iVa DIAMOND tSiMmmmmmimmtmmmtmmmttmHmtmm 1 TvX Vtta Ml ..II m s; S" I t-rfi I Hi i . v. i I. .),!. ti v ..k. .-A . N. (I i j-j.e-l.-eri)Hv., ,vrfjf ti. JP .
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