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General Redaction, Effective
i July 1f Forecast by Labor
rH Board, to Be Extended
jWked BY WESTERN ROADS
possible fdr American tflitrotds to be
operated Rucctssfullr under private
owncrshln." Daniel wlllard. nresident
rot the Baltimore and Ohio, declared to-
l day at Ms third session with, the Honato
f committee Investigating railroad opera
tions.
Mr. Willard continued his criticism
of 'Inbor union suggestions that rail
roads could bo managed more economi
cally. "Railroad management is one, of the
occupations in which it is considered
discreditable to succeed," he remarked.
"Salaries of railroad executives, ( of
good size, nre commonly commented
upon unfavorably In the press and on
the floors of Congress, though In other
industries thoy- nro not.
"Charles M. Schwab is congratulated
when ho says hq pays hia chief executive
ercd efficiency. Dut when a rallrowT
president gets $50,000 a year, it is re;
garded as wasteful expenditure, and n
reproach to him and his corporation.
"That's not much concern to me; my
connection with railroads will neces
sarily last only a short time now. It is
serious to tho public when tho bright
est and best executives are constantly
drained off into other industries. I'vo
advised my own son to take some other
line, whejo ho would not be subjected
to discredit becauso ho succeeded."
By tho Associated Tress ,
' Chicago, Moy 18. A general reduc
tion of wages for unskilled railroad em
ployes effective July 1, which was fore
' Yirt by the Railroad Labor Board in an
announcement last night, will be made
tke basis of reductions extending to nil
tlssses of railroad employes It was un
derstood today. '
Although only tho Chicago Great
Western; tho Chicago and Alton and
a few other carriers have requested
that the wage reductions be extended to
'ill classes, provision was made by the
board In Its announcement for the filing
of other petitions up to June 0 and It
was believed others of the 180 Clnss A
roads would amend their applications to
include shop, trnin service and other
elsises of employes. The new applica
tions filed up to June 0, the board's
announcement said, would be decided to
UU &' n,B0 on Ju'y
" The June 1 decision, it was an
nounced, would cover applications filed
krrlot to April 18, and those filed since
Vlll bo decided Juno 0, all to tako
., effect July 1.
Nearly half of the 180 Class A roads
in the country filed their disputes In
time to have them docketed before April
18, 'but only a few requested that the
WIIG aecrcoscs uiiy iu an classes.
No intimation was given in the
knurd's announcement as to tho nrob-
able extent of the cut. Last July the
board increased wages of unskilled labor
and seme other classes 20 per 'cent,
making itretroactive to May 1, 1020.
"The general effect of the decision
will be to retard track work," said S.
II. Felton, president of the Chicago
Great! Western. Railroad executives
said track maintenance and repair crews
had been kept at skoleton strength, hop
, lag for a wage cut effectivo April 1.
The decision last July affected ap
proximately 2.000,000 men nnd granted
Increases totaling nearly $000,000,000 n
year. The average raise then was 20
per cent. The normal number of un
billed employes on Class A roads, rail
road executives said, was G0O.O00, but
in anticipation of n wage cut tie num
ber of maintenance employes has been
kept considerably below that figure
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ABBOTT. 8uddnlr. or. Mar
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14, 1921
I. Abbott.
iirrict and interment private.
, ALUS May 16. 1921. OSCAIl H. ALUS.
M. D.. In the 83th year ot his ag. Funeral
trrtoei at hie late reeldenee. 1(104 Spruce
it, Than., Mar 10, 1021. 2:30 P. it. Int.
prlrats.
, ARMBnUST. May 16. FREDERICK, be
Isrsd huaband of Holerr Armbruet (ne
O'Neill) and son of William and Catherine
Arranrusi. in ma zd year. Relative! ana
frlsnds. alio employee of Incber ft Co. and
Pocketbookirrokera' Ben. Society. Invited to
famraj sarvlees. Wed., 2 P. M.. parenta'
rtsMinc. 818 W. Huntingdon at Int. dreen
aevnt Cam. Reroalm may be viewed Tuei.
AUSTDJ. Suddenly. t Wcit CoWncs-
r,. N. J May IB, ALFRED J. AUSTIN.
tthviband of Mary Garrett Austin. Rotatlves
Hind friends, also Cslllngswood Lodre, No.
310. F. and A. M.. and Nonpareil Lodge. No.
ttt, of Camden, and Vor Scouts, Troop No.
(1, of Weit Colllnsswood. aro Invited to at
tend funeral. Frl.. 2 P. M from his late
residence, 301 Sloan ave, Wast Uolllnxi
wood, N.J. Int. private. Friends may call
Thurs.. T to 0 1 M.
. BERRY. May ID. WILLIAM, son of Mary
J. and late Thomas Berry, arad 25, Fu-
Jieral Sat., 2 P. M residence. 1015 E. Hunt
luidon tt. Int. North Cedar Hill Cm. Re
Oilnirnay be viewed Frl.. after T P. M.
.BISIIOP. At New Albany. N, J.. May IT,
ELIZABETH, widow of Oeoraro Bishop. In
Mr'ITth year. Funeral Frl.. 2 P. M., real
etnee of Thomas Hunter. New Albsny, N. J.
BLOCK May lfl. NATHAN, husband of
SlTubetit nioch. aged Ad. Relatives and
frlind. Invlf.il tft .(t.nit fiiN...I BArvli-B
. t-j :;,- -i" -..- .r.n.. -.-v:
.".. jau .
DRATnN
M.. late residence. S89a N.
er at. Int nHvit..
tinrnnn ta miii .. .i. !.
V.".?-12 Hprlnirneld are.. West rmia.,
ALBERT a. BRADFORD, aired 85. Rela
tlvti and friends are Invited to funeral.
Jtwi.. 1:80 P. M.. from St. Paul's Presby
tirlin Church, Both and lUltlmore are. Int.
prlT..uWM' Laurel Hill.
."iJPT- My 18. CHARLES P.. husband
e Viola T, and eon of Patrick and lata
Mwrt Buoy. Relatives and friends, also
' ?lStV, . Warehouse Employes' Union. No.
18032. A. T. of L.. are Invited to funeral,
Thnriv 8:30 A. M., resldenco, 2M6 S. Hicks
?). RAUlm hlh mass Church of St.
"Wl'A.VL- a- Precisely, Int. Holy Cross.
-CASCADBN, May IT. lP2i. OKOROB.
jn.. son of Oeorte nnd Mildred Schults Cas
ffSW. a H. Relatives and friends ara
iBtlt.i to funeral eervleee. Bat.. 2 P. M
j;,la parente' residence. 211T N. liber St.
,CLAT. May 18. ELLA, wife of William
if . ,d BT- runrl services, Thurs..
' f. ' xViJ"-18 residence. 93-i Nectarine st.
m. Northwood. Remains may b viewed
"i. eve.
Orm?3 n My ". MK EDWIN
ipfSv0?- ,0n f 8rah R. and the late
sSnii Cloie. Relatives and friends are
wviud tp the service, on Friday afternoon.
?.? .vcl00lt- t h Ollvor H. Balr Bid..
f MSW Interment private.
xFSr&SSSi. 0n May 17. 1021. IDA
?.UA,CK"UIW'. wife ofvHarry Forbes Col
noun. Funeral ..rvl,-. An Thnxlov fir.
CtS;fcat. h o'clock, at 8t. Phillip's P. E.
ftrt!?.!' i-i and Baltimore ave. Interment
Huntlncdon st. Solemn requiem mass m
Church of Moat Precious Blood 10 A. it.
Int. Holy Cross Cem.
HEMPHILL. May 15. THOMAS B.. hus
band ot Mary Hemphill (nee Maxwell). Rela
tives nnd friends, alro Washington Camp.
No. 303. P. O. a. of A.; Oenerat Lawton
Commindory, No. 0. P. JO. 8. of A.: Cmp
No. 08, P. O. of A., and Oaara Tribe, No.
111. I. O. R. M.. ara Invited tn fimri
aervlces, Thurs., 12 noon, lata resldonce.
1824 Tree st. Int. Barren Hill Cem. Frlmi
may call Wad. eve.
iiEjui. May id. JiAi.i'ii t.. nusband of
Lydlt T, Hsrr and son of late Gilbert and
Mary Herr. Relatives and friends, also con
ductors of neadlns; Railway, and all orcanl
zstlons of whloh he was a member, ara In
vited to funeral services, Wed.. 2:30 P. M
lata resioence. ept . lutn st. int. pr!
vale, nonnwooa wm. viswins; xues..
Ill l'. iU.
HOLMES. Mav 13. at his home. 4428
Frankford ave.. EDWARD J president of
the McCausIand Stationery Co.. husband of
Bessie Holmes and son of John J. and Sarah
Holmes (nee Welsh). Funeral, to which rea
tlvea and friends aro Inrvlted. Thurs,. 8:80
A. M.. late residence. 2004 8. Norwood et.
Solemn mass ot requiem Church of St. Ed
mond 10 A. M. precisely. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
JEWETT. On May IB. 1021. HENRT C.
husband of Elisabeth M. Jewett. Service
on Thursday afternoon, nt 2 o'clock, at his
residence. 261 8. 48th st. Interment prl
Mite. Friends may call Wednesday evening".
JONES. May 10, HARRY O.. husband of
the 1st Isabella J. Jones, ared 83. Relatives
and friends, also Harrowcate Benef. Asa'n,
and employes of drat Bros. Co.. Invited to
services. Thurs.. 3 P. M.. at his lato resi
dence. 2018 E. Firth st. Int. Oreenmount.
to
PEA-rns
prints
0,?rNt?R-My .' MAR
wZP. A Connor., helstlves
ART. wife of late
JMto.
and friends I
dV. r,J5r5l' " 8:"P A. M., late root'
SuLm' J" 8. Hmberger st. Solsmn re.
OinSdrsT'c EQmnd's Church. Int. Ne
ef Pi.Hl-.rJaT. 17- ELIZABETH C,
an .,irleJ DTl " Qormley). Rel
oanrVl'?d,l.J, Bl- Stephen's B. V. i
A:
J.
hofa c.m ",""u,"4 -'" ""
,, wife
latlves
d.iii iu,(.i, " atepnen's o, v. u. oo
rsifiIi'Bvlt.eA t0 funeral, from her late
eJ.mJM'. J844 Plka at.. Bat.. 8:80 A. M.
ttnSC ,ifh reautem majs nt St. Stephen's
i5ti Av . Int. New Cathedral Cem.
liiii?,""iJy. la HARRY, husband of the
frlfrAnni DVl, ared 40. Relatives and
"YlllV Invited to attend funeral. Frl..
am' vVl,v'rom ha residence of his aunt.
rhii-Sv15."!" ' Maia at St. Edward's
WirvU?' V' Jn?. pr vate.
Pt2PN-;rMay ia, hari
'J whYeV h"e"w.V"a" member. Invltyd
IKwrtVfc fyfini may call Wed. eve
SeWeTP . ,T??5'r lfl- FANNY, wife of Jacob
tXKH': Wed 70. Relatives anA friends ara
j;..a to attend, funeral eervicee. Wed.. S0
prKt't. u r,,ldnce, 8721 N. lith st. Int.
mothif?N,,,""M,l5, " LY pixon.
Pbten v! E1""r- Charles and Herbert
B Ki'.i.Ji"'!" rvlc-s Hat.. 8 P. M., 248
DUp5im "; Mi' A1,y' Int- Prlte.
f iFyi-r-Ai nHn. Pa., EMMA M..
indlnLlch.r..Duwll. aged 62. Services
ja Interment Frl.. i:S0 P. M at Fernwood
ENRV8.1," Orova. N. J.. May 15.
ev t.PVJ.notN EVANS, huaband ot
...Leaf Evans. Int. Eilrewood Cem..
l?.wn- "
May 18, JOSEPH F. FABIAN.
inas also rmpmyes ot bieo
HARRY W. DBA-
also an so;
Poi
S'1.?.'! Bureau.
nin warn iianiui i-iiin wm
2 10 P '?. tnd funeral services. Tliurs .
(III. .
A. it .';""!? ' "enq tunerai, Kri.,
i'.'l. om his ate residence, fil N.
Chuk"?? t1"!n3 mass St. Francis
i'f E fin S.k "y,D.' VJl nioMAB. nusoana
O li lMnl Relatives and friends, alio A.
y. it. Uv.. No. no mA r nvj ft.i..
rm 1...... . .. . V". -".,2i. "
. H'30
28th
Xavler
..!. i nt. Holy Cross Csm.
TOiS A"?1" lfl MARY .1.. widow of
""Hern P. Km.. n.i.i.. .... i....i.
P. M,vi.t2t'V,l,,-1' funerol. Thurs.. 12:80
(. SmW, h?rJ,t' resldonce. 2486 Tulip
ropsl e?,S!l ,' Emmanuel Reformed Kpls
1M cinlch' ' M ,nt' prlv,,u' North-
'wrfors orH'A 9U'. ft'rvlces. Frl . 2 P. M
IWhannS' H-J"r flner. L'000 B. Bus.
Tnurs "... ve' Int- Private. View Ins
en
tlvei
;:i.". on TimrH
Chestnut l. '?. "vr Ualr Bli J820
IlAviJo"' Interment private.
Ye.. ii.i.'TV'V.r .."'. W, Susquehanna
""'"AUER. At Atlantic City. N. J..
,','," ll. SOPHIA, wife of the late
sbV .1i?H?r m hr 84th year. Rela-
-1 .iivuus are nvni in rh. rnn.rai
afternoon, at 2
to funeral WWEh ." momberT II
I'nle of 'i, J.tu"'-, 8:B0 aj r4m
" wothtr, Jamts Coleman. 01
rest
013 W.
Vl.wlnv Wart, ftve
KEEN. On May 14. 1021. ANNA D..
widow of W. R. Keen. Relatives and
frlenda ara Invited to tho services on Wed
nesday afternoon, at 2 P. M.. at her lata
residence, 2310 N. 20th st. Interment pri
vate. . . .....
itiii.L.i. iy in, jujiim it. H.tiui.1, acta
84. Funeral Thurs . 1 30 P. M . from his
daughter's rcldenre, Mrs. .1. D. Plerson,
Mrdla, Pa. Services Calvary P. E. Church,
8 P. M. Int. Calvary Cem.
KNATJ8. Suddenly, May 14. ARTHUR,
beloved son of August and Ella H, Knaus,
nged 11. Services Thurs., 1 P. M., 2000 E.
Susnuehanna ave. Int. private. Viewing
Wed eve.
KNOPF. May IB. EDITH M.. beloved
wife of Joseph Knopf and daughter of Joseph
and Mary Kennedy (nee Bums). Relatives
nnd friends, also Sacred Heart Confraternity
and 1). V. M. Sodality, are Invited to attend
funeral. Thurs.. 8:30 A M.. late residence.
832 R. Allegheny ave. Solemn requiem mats
at Church ot toe Ascension 10 A. M. Int.
Holy Hepulchro Cem.
KREBS. On May IB, 1021, FREDERICK
J., husband of Florence M. Krebe. Rela
tives and friends, also Herman Lodge. No.
120, F. and A. M., ara Invited to the serv
ice, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at his residence, 3223 Montgomery ave. In
terment private.
La RUB. On May 14, 1021. ROBERT C.
("BOB"), husbsnd of Catherine E. La Rue
(nee Fox). Relatives and friends, also em
ployes ot Fhlla. Rapid Transit Co., and
members ot Class ot 180T Norrlstown State
Hospital Training School, are Invited to the
service, on Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, at his late residence, 248 N. B2d st.
Interment private. Friends may call Tues
day evening.
LENNON. On May 17, 1821. ANNin.
wife of Patrick Lcnnon (nee Jennings). Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral, on Fri
day morning, at 10 o'clock, from her late
residence. Spring Mill road Vlllanoa. Sol
emn requiem mass St. Thomas' Church,
Vlllanovn, at 11 A. M. Intsrment Holy. Cross
C'LLOTD. On May IT. 1021. JAMES II.
LLOYD. 8ervlco on Friday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, at the residence of hie son-in-law,
John Morrow, (lutrnaey ave , Ablngtnn. Pa.
LTTHaOB. Suddenly, May IT. ELIZA A..
wife of Samuel Lythgoe, at 8130 Folsom st.
Further notice later,
McBREARTX May 18. MANUB. husband
of Mary McBrearty (nee Divine), formerly of
Cerrtralla. Pa. Rektlves and frlenda nre In
vited to funeral, Thurs.. 8 A. M., residence
of his daughter. Mrs. O. P. Callahan, 4233
Leldy ave. (42d and Olrard nve.). Solemn
hlsh mass of requiem St. Gabriel's Church.
20th and Dickinson ats., 10 A. M. Int. Holy
CrMcCANDLISH. May IB. CRAWFORD R..
husband ot deorglanna McCandllih. Funeral
ervlces Thurs., 2 P. M . late residence.
220 Zerelda st. Int. Hillside Cem. Remains
may bo viewed Wed. eve. Employes of Mid
vsle' Steel Co.. and all other societies of
vchlch he was a member, nre Invited.
McNEELY. At the Rtttenhouie Hotel, on
May 18. 1021. CATHARINE H widow of
William T. McNeely, Funeral service on
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the
residence of her son, C. Wllion McNeely.
0(08 Churcb. rd Overbrook, Interment
"mEOONIOAL. My !., LEWIS C . hue
band of the late Hannah Meconlgal, aged 88.
us.-.ral .orulraa Rmi.. 1 P. M.. late retl
dence. 8228 Walnut st. Int. private. Remains
., vt.u .n ht . nva.
tt. T a rf K1 W Mnrrln !.. MaV IT,
FRANK M.. husband of Emma Mills (nej
MacNalr), Relatives and friends are Invited
to atteno tunerai services, jnur... j ,. .
at the funeral apartments of Harold II,
r..tii.n 10th ami n.rminthHn ave Int,
private, ' Friends may call Wed,. 8 to 10
MYERS. May 15, CAROLINE R., wife of
Joseph II. Myera and-daughter of late Caro-
ne- Nlchterlein. "'atives ann "" "J
vlted to eervlces. Wed.. 3 P. M.. at 1824 N.
I,rNCIOLSONMy 18. at BOSflWoodbln.
ae., FRANCES ANN. wife of Thomas F.
Nicholson, aged 80 years. Solemn requiem
mass at Baltimore, Md Frl.. A. M. Int.
St. Marv'e Cem. Dryantown Md.
O'DONNELL May 15. JAMES J., hue
band of Annla O'Donnell (nee Hauber). Rela
Uvea nnd friends alio employes of the
Municipal Court. Harrison Republican Club.
15th Wardi Court Falrmount. F of A.. In
vited to funeral Thurs.. 8:80 A. M resi
dence of his brother-in-law, James A. Judge.
1710 Arlington st. Solemn requiem msss,
Our Lady of Marcy Church, 10 A. M. Int.
""pAXSON.-hl. ra.ld.nrf. 824 n Pre.
ton st.7 on May IB, 1021. CURTIS, aon of
the lite Rev. William J. Pson, P. p..
and Ann L. Paison. In his 85th ytar. Rela
lives and friends are Invlted.to the service,
on "h" rsdy altsrnoon, at S.SO o'clock, at
the Oliver H. Balr Bids.. 1820 Chestnut st.
Interment private.
ROBERTS. Mav 1(1. nt her lato residence,.
8123 Comly st . Wlsslnomlng, Fhlla.. MARY
O. wife of William W. Roberts. Services
and Int. private.
, KODRIOUEZ. May 14. FRANCIS, hus
band of Emily Rodrlguer. Relatives and
friends, also P. nnd R. Rollrf Ass'n. are In
ylted to attend funeral services. Wad.. 2 P.
M., at his lato rt.ldoncc, 28i8 N, Bailey
st. Int. Hillside.
ROSS. May 18. EMMA, daughter of the
late Samuel and Mary Ross. Funeral serv
ices Wed.. 3 p, M., at her niece's resl
dence. 323 Cooper St., Camden, N. J. Int.
private.
RUDLINO. On May 10. ANNA S. It.
widow of Henry Rudllmr. Funeral eervlces
on Thursday, at 2 P. M.. at her late reel
dence. Media rd., Newtown Square. Pa. In
terment private. Kindly omit flowers.
RYAN. May 10, . ROBERT, eon of lat
John J. and Annie E. Ryan. Relatives and
friends, also all societies of which he was a
member, Imited to funeral, Frl.. 8.80 A.
M.. from residence of his brother. Maurice
V. Ryan. 1247 S. 50th st. Solemn hurh
mats at Church of St. Francis da Sales 10
A. M. Int. St. Denis' Cem.. Ardmor.
8CHWARTZ. May 18. PAULINE YEA
OER SCHWARTZ, daughter of late Ootllleb
and Augusta Yeager. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 1 P. M.. resl-
dence, 1828 S nth st. Int. private. Mt.,
Aiorian cem. tTlends may call Wed. eve.
SELLERS Fifth Month lTth. ALFRED
L. SELLERS, nged OH. Funeral from his
late residence. 11 E. Greenwood ave.. Lans
doune Pa., Sixth-day. 20th, 2 P. M. Cnrs
will meet trains leavln Broad tit. Station
1 P. M. and Media 1:07 P. M.
SIMON. May 18. WILLIAM C. husband
of Margaret Simon. Funoral Thurs., 1 P. M.,
2018 8. Ilouvler sL Int. private.
6TAHL. In Philadelphia. May 16. 1031.
the Rev. LUKE D.. son of Snmuel P. and
Sarah Stnhl (neo Rathman). aged 28 years.
ueerena ciergy ana relatives ana friends
Invited to funeral, on Friday morning. St.
reter's Catholic Church Reading. Pa. Sol
emn high mass of requiem 10:80 A. M. Int.
Catholic Com.. Reading
HTINfJER Mav 111. nA-JIP.I. .nn f t.l.
Oeorgo R. nnd LoUlsa8tlnger. Relatives and
friends. 43d Ward Yearly Beneficial Asso
ciation, and the Honetech Yearly Beneficial
Association, are invited to attend funeral
services. Thursday. 2 P M.. residence of his
son. 551 Butler st. Interment private. Re.
mains may be viewed Wednesday evening. 8
TAYLOR. Suddenly, on May 14, lnjt,
CHARLES B. TAYLOR, of 837 N. 82d 1 St.
f?,48 J?,r";JelatJ,VM,.,.,"1Jrl,lll!,i alio
Meridian Sun Lodge, No. 188, F. and A. M..
are Invited to the service, on Thn..v
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the Oliver H. Balr
Bldg., 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at South
Laurel Hill Cemetery. Viewing Wednesday
sjvtniiiK
THOMPSON. May 18. JOHN, husband of
Louisa Witters Thompson and son of Bridget
Anderson and late Henry Thompson. Rela.
tives ana irienos, riso memoers or u. O. O.
M No. B4. sre Invited Jo attend funeral.
Thurs.. 8 A. M late residence. 1010 S. 8d
et. Solemn hlsh mass of requiem at Sacred
Heart Church 0.30 A. M. Int. New Cathe
drnl Cem.
TIEMAN. May 17, CELTA. wH of Mor
ris TUman. aged 48. IUIotlvi- nd friends
are In.lted to attond funeral. Wed,, 2 P. M..
lute residence, 018 N. Marshall st. Int.
Hnr-Nebo.
TOMLINSON. May 15. J. COMLY TOM
LINSON aged 8.1 Relatives and friends,
also Decatur Circle. No. 85 R of A., are
Invited to attend funeral, Wed., 2 P. M .
from the residence of his niece Elisabeth
Carter. Treose. Pa Int. William Penn
Cem. Train for Treose leaves Trenton
11:55 A M. and Reading Terminal 12:45
"WALTERS. May 18. 1921. HENRT CJUY
WALTERS. Relatives and f Hands sre In
vlted to attend funeral. St. James' Mission.
Langhorne. Pa. Thursday, 2 80 P. M.
WICIR. May 10. WILLIAM W. WEIR,
Relatives nnd friends and all societies of
which he was a member, are Invited to at
tend funeral services, Thurs., 2 P, M.. at
residence of daughter. 114 W. Luray st.
(Wayne Junction). Int. private. Friends
may call Wed. eve.
WELSH. May 10. CHARLOTTE M.,
daughter of Perry J. and Mary A. Welsh.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
funeral, Frl , 830 A. M,, from her parents'
residence, 2330 8. 15th at. High mass of
requiem at the Church of St. Monica 10
A. M. precisely. Int. Holv Cross Cem.
WHITE. May 18, HARRY M. WHITE.
Relatives and friends, also members of Vol,
Ref, Asso., P. R R.j Invited to funeral serv.
Ices Thurs., 2 P. M., residence. 338 Locust
ave . Ardmore Pa. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.
WILLIAMSON. May IU WILLIAM S..
husband of Bertha Royds Williamson and
son of Anna F. and lata Washington F.
Williamson Relatives and friends, also Hen.
ry W. Williams Lodge. No 824. F. and A.
M : Peerless Lodge, No. 2R, S. of II.. and
employes of Stokes & Smith, are Invited to
funeral service. Thurs . 2 P M . residence.
8320 Norwood st , tlermantown. Int. private.
Friends may call Wed. eve.
WOOI.KLAOER. May 111. IDA wife of
John Woololager and daughter of Michael
and late Elizabeth Schwnb (nee John). Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to attend funeral,
Thurs,, 8.30 A. M.. rtsldence, 8038 N, Mar
shall st. High mass at St. Bonaventura'a
Church, 10 A. M. Int. private
YVRlOHT. At Willow Orove. Pa.. May 17,
AMY M. WRIGHT, widow of William II.
Wright, aged 74. Funeral services Newtown
Cem. Chapel, Frl . 2:30 P. M. Friends may
call at the resldenco of her son, Frank
wrignt. i uee av vvuiow urovo, Tnurs..
7:30 to 8-80 P, M. Int Newtown Cem,
YERKE8 May 10. RACHEL 8.. widow
of Thomas J. Yorkes, sgod 85. Relatives
and friends i-4 Invited to attend funstal,
rrl . 2 30 P. M , resldonce of son-ln.lnw.
Leonard C. Van Sant, near Snmertnn. Phlte,
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M. and Reading Terminal 12:46 P. M.
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DO YOU know that there are two million
women in England today compelled to
go through life unmarried because there are
no men for them to marry?
What are they going to do with themselves!
All England is talking about it.
Is the "right to motherhood" doctrine
gaining ground? Or will these two million
surplus women find happiness in a "trans
muted" motherhood?
What of the women who are married and
don't want babies?
How much are the marriage and divorce
laws to blame?
And how about the N surplus men the in-'
ferior men whom women won't marry.
Ida Clyde Clarke, who has just returned from
England, discusses the whole burning question
in Pictorial Review for June. She gives you the
viewpoint of England's Birth Rate Commission,
the protests of The Mothers' Union and a solu
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Kissing can't be shown on the screen in Japan
JAPANESE censors consider kissing highly improper.
And yet their bathing customs would shock us.
Opinions differ, that's all.
For instance, what do you mean by "sex plays?"
Norma Talmadge, the famous screen actress, asks
this question in Pictorial Review for June. She shows
clearly the difference between wholesome romance and
as
suggesuve sex-appeal.
Miss Talmadge also tells you what a movie actress's
life really is. Read her intensely interesting: article.
This is the fourth article in Pictorial Review's campaign
for cleaner movies.
"What Do You Mean by 'Sex Plays?"
Did horrible dreams of
yours ever come true?
DID you ever dream that your mother was
dying?
That a brother or a sister had met with a
terrible accident and been killed?
That a man you knew was in danger of
being murdered?
That your child was being run over by an
automobile? And have your dream come
true afterwards in every detail exactly as you
dreamt it?
Science says these are not mere chance hap
penings and H. Addington Bruce explains the
laws that govern these extraordinary dreams
of prophecy. See his article in Pictorial Review
for June, entitled
"Dreams that come from afar"
And all New York
was looking for her
WOULD you enjoy being flung from
your cozy Pullman on to the flinty
soil of a Western prairie? And yet that's
how a beautiful New York Society girl found
the great romance of her life! Spoiled and
pampered, with hosts of admirers, Io Welland
finds herself alone bruised and cut when the
train overturns.
There she meets a new kind of man in Errol
Banneker and begs him to keep her identity
unknown. Thi3 provides one of the most
fascinating novels of love and adventure we
have yet published
"ENCHANTMENT"
A new sort of love story by Samuel Hopkins
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