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EYEING PUBLIC (,LLEDGEPr-PHIL'AI)BIiPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921
!j iWs. Mabol Mason Set Upon by
Ten Mon Whilo Walking With
Girl Companion
it 28TH AND JACKSON STS.
,ru- n attacked Mrs. Mnbel Mix-
. . - -1.1 r.t OQ It TnM-
$11 street, nt a lonely spot near Twcn
jA.t.h.li nnd Jackson streets nt 0
Vilock last night as eIiowos walkliiR
Mh MIbs Jne King, of 280S Jnckson
itr set
llrs. Mason Is In a serious condition
jTho Methodist Hospital,
'jier fingers wcro badly bitten, where
tot men had used, their teeth to tear
fi'.fro'n her fingers her weduinB ring, n
dl&monu cugutivmvMi. . .- -,...
rial of small vnluB. Tho insldo of the
wedding ring was engraved "G. M. to
it. M."
None of her assailants has been cap
tured. Tho place where the attack occurred
N one of the darkest spots in tho south
western section of the clt.v. The near
,.t (.trect lamp is a long distance nwny.
The young women wcro walking
toward the Paswunk avenue bridge,
;W?h wniw the Schuylkill River. As
her ncared the grounds of tho oil works
nearby the bushes pnrted suddenly and
the men sprang at them. Mls-j King
crouched among the bushes, and plck
Ine her way for considerable distance,
managed to escape. She told n passer
br of the attack nnd lie informed Pa
trolman Kelly, of tho Twenty-fourth
,nd Wolf streets station.
Kelly found Mrs. Mason in a semi
conscious condition and sent her to the
hospital. More than a score of policp
wero bent out to scour the neighbor
hood. They could find no trace of the
- men. . ., , . ,,
On account 0 mc tinrKnes-i, .un,
jloson was unable to give any descrip
tion of her assailants.
KILLED BY TRAIN
Philadelphia Man Fell Und r Wheels
at Glen Osborns
Therion Stedcford, who jra 'c his nd
dress as (US ltandoiph street died in a
hospital in Pittsburgh today as the re
sult of a full at (Slcn Osl orno, Pa.,
from a Cleveland-Pittsburg i train on
the Pennsylvania Itnllroad.
Stcadford was riding on tie plntform
of the baggage car npxt to the engine
when ho fell under the wheels, lloth
legs were amputated.
TAXPAYERS JAM OFFICE
Extra Guards Called to Handlo
Crowd of Belated Ones
Tho first Moor corridor of City Hall
is jammed today before tho oflico of tho
Receiver of Taxes and extra clerks havo
been pressed Into scrvico to take care
of tho rush of tardy tnxp'aycrs who aro
getting under tho wire on the Inst day
of grace to avoid payment of penalties.
Several squads of City Hall guards
have been detailed to tuke caro of the
crowd and keep the passage. clear.
W. Frccland Kcndrlck, Ilccclvcr of
Taxes, said today that several largq
baskets full of mnil arrived todny. con
taining checks of those who could not
pay their taxes personally. Ho said
any remittances to his oflico thut arc In
tho mail before midnight tonight will
bo counted as having been in on time.
Among the lnrgcst remittances re
ceived today wcro one of .$1,115,020
from the Pennsylvania Hallroad, one of
$021,207 from tho Philadelphia nnd
Heading and one of $857,470 from John
Wnnamaker.
ham Galler, 1823 Lombard street. Po
lice of tl.o TwclfHi and Pino streets
station heard the crash of glass in a
window ol Gallcr's fchop nnd wiw the
insn run into n houso several doors up
tho street, where they wcro arrested.
Iho men, both Negroes, gave tho nnmes
of Mitchell 'Walker, twenty ono years
old, nnd James Moore, nineteen, horn
bard street near Nineteenth. They wcro
held this morning In .$.-00 hall for a
further hearing by Magistrate O'Urlcn
i-t the Twelfth nnd Pino streets sta
FLOAT FOR FAIR PARADE
It Will Represent Signing of Decla
ration of Independence
A float representing the signing of
tho Declaration of Independence N
being built nnd will head a .pnrmlo of
the Order of Independent Americans
in Broad street next Tuesday night for
tho purpose of creating Interest nnd
boosting the Sesnui-Centenninl celebra
tion to bo held hero in 1020.
Tho pnrado of tho patriotic society
will culminate' in exercises at tho Ho
tel Walton, nt which Mnypr Moore will
make an address. Tho nrnngements for
me uuignnsirnuon anu tno noni were
made public today with thu publication
of n letter from Kdwnrd Wilson, chair
man, in clinrgo of the parade, to Kd
ward ltoblns, secretary of the Hcqui
Ccntenninl Exhibitors' Association.
4
Held as Window-Smashing Thieves
Two men were arrested early this
morning in a houso on Lombard street
near Nineteenth on Mispiclon of Scal
ing cloth from tho tnllor shop of Abru-
Market and fourth Ss.
PHILADELPHIA
To the Young Man
in Business
Tho
in
ir
business should ally him
self with a strong bank.
He should establish his
credit whilo becoming a
systematic depositor and
ho should profit by tho
services of nis bank and
the advice of its officers.
This Institution Wel
comes the Young Han
in Business
CAPITAL & SURPLUS
$1,550,000.00
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JBtatitf
. ASIIOPT. At Wlldwoocl N. J.. Au. JO,
HELEN AHIIOKF, formerly ot 101(1 N. Han
cock t., 1'hlla. Itolnllvra nnd frlrnds In
vlted to iervlc-s, at nRraoll llooma, 3009
Paclllo nve Wlldwood. N. J.. Wed., 8:30
r. It. Int. private, at Ureenmount Com.,
I'hlladelphla.
ASPKI.t,. Bept. 28. 101R. killed tn action,
near Nantllola, France, DCIINAHD. beloved
brother of Alarv Aapell, of ClermAntown, nnJ
Mra. John McDonouah, Kennett Square, l'.
Helntlvfla and frlenda, nlao Holy Name So
ciety of St. Joachim's Churchl Dlv. No. 48,
A. O. ir, employea of Krankford Car Harn.
1. R, T.i aurvlvlnir membera Co. 1C, Ointh
Inf.i Sercennt Ycnriley I'oat. V. F. V.l
Krankford I'oat, No. 211, and Henry It.
Houaton, 2d. I'oat. No. a, A. I. Invited to
attend funeral. Frl.. 8:30 A. M.. from Kirk
Nlce'a, 0801 Ocrmanlown ave. Solemn
requiem, rntia at St. Vincent do l'aul'a
Church 10 A. M. Int. Hqly Sepulchre Cem.
ASTnUItT. Sept. 28. 1018. at Montfau
eon. Franco. TII6MAS V. ASTHOItT, Jr..
Co. 1C SISth Inf.. on of Thomaa W, pnd
Kmma Antbury. ag-ed 31. Services and Int.
Thura., 2 1'. if.. Magnolia Com,, Tacony,
I'hlla.
nOND. Suddenly, on Aug. 2T. 1021.
JOHN ItriRR hnlov.rt mnn nt lama. IT. and
Joatphlne K. Bond, aged 23 years. Relatives
anu incnas. also employea oi ueu teiepnons
Co., are Invited to the service on Thursday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his residence.
8143 N. Hancock st. Interment at West
I.aurel Illiu Cemetery. Friends may can
Wednesday evonlne
BnANDNEP.. Auir. 20, AUGUST, hus.
band of Viola Hrandner (nee Stengel), age
27. Relatives and frlenda, Dept. Service
Co., U. S. A.: Mastasolt Tribe, 144, Imp.
O. R. M.i Qerman Hon. Union Dlit., 10'!.
Invited funeral tervlcea, Thura.. 2 r. M.,
residence of father-in-law. Christian Stengel,
1040 N. 4th st. Int. private, Northwood
Cem. Viewing Wed. till 10 P. M.
DROWN. At Mt. Holly. N. J.. Aue. 20.
ROBERT M. imoWN. aged 73. Funerat
Thura.. 2 P. M.. from his lata residence. 244
Rutland ave., Mt. Holly. N. J. Int. Mt.
Hotly Cem.
I1RUDER. Suddenly, at Attantlo City'. N.
J.. Aug 29, 1021. OOIIDON HERTRAM, son
of Thomas K. and Teresa M. Hruder (nee
Iiurke). Relatives and frlenda are Invited to
attend funeral. Thura.. 2 P. M.. from hla
parents' residence. BB12 Whitby ave.. West
Plilla. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
CAMPBELL.. Killed In action. In Ver
dun, Sept. 20. 1018. EDWARD M. CAMP
BELL, aged 21, son of late Francis and Jane
Campboll (nre nafUrty). latn ot Parish
Eskao, County Tyrone, Ireland. Relatives
and friends, comrades of Co. L, 310th In
fantry, Dlv. 70, U. H. A.: also members of
Oen. E. II. Llscum Post. No. 47. V. F. W..
aro Invited to attend funeral, Thura., 8.30
A. M from residence ot his aunt, Mrs. B.
Kelly, 1202 S. 10th st. Solemn high mass
ot requiem St. Teresa's -Church 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Cross Cem.
CARBERRY. Suddenly. Aug. 28.
JAMKS P., eon of James and Nora Car
berry, aogd 22 ynr 10 months. Relatlvs.
friends, Co. A. 103d Engineers. N. O. P.i
former members of Co. A, lW'h Inf.. U.
S. A., 'nvlted to funeral, Thurs., 8'30,
inrcnts' roildonce, 1510 Sprlntf at. Silemn
requiem mass Cathedral 10 A. M. Int. Holy
Closs Cem.
CLARK. Near Holland, nucks CnuVity.
Pa.. Aug. 20. 1921, CTRUS BROWN
CLARK, aged 74. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, without further notice, at
his late residence, near Holland. Pa.. Thurs.,
at S P. M. (standard time). Int. at Ivy Hl',1
Cem. Conveyances will meet train at St.
Leonard's Station lOAVlng Reading Terminal,
Phlla., at 12:23 P. M. (standard time).
CORCORAN. Suddenly. Aug. 27. JAMES
D Jr., son of James D. and Mary Cor
coran. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Thurs.. (1:30 A, M.. parents' residence.
Mlt) Pino St. High mass Church ot lh&
Transfiguration 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross
eDAILEr. Aug. 28. WILLIAM, husband
of law Ellznbo'h A. Dolley r.e Hayes).
Relatives and friends, also Comni nlon
Barry Council, Nn J7K. K of C. and all
othtr societies of which deceased was a nvm
lr, InYltud to nttend funnral, Tnuis., 7:30
A. M., residence. 10t8 Tearl t. Requiem
snnss Cathedral II A M. Int. Holy Cross.
DAVIS On Aucint 21. at Ocean Orove
N. J.. ANNA ARMSTRONG, wife of T. Nel
son Davis. Relatives and friends Invited to
tuneral services, at the residence at .on-ln-law,
A. I. Wolf. 314 I.ouilla nve., Wayne,
Pr.. Wednesday, 2 P, M. Interment private,
friends may take 1:13 P. M. train from
Broad Street Station
DEROUSSE. On Aug. 28. 1021. LOUIS
THEODORE, husband of Anna W. De
rouase. Relatives and friends are Invited
to the service on Thursday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at his late residence. 820 N. Oth St..
Camden, N. J. Interment private.
DOVER. At Wlldwo.id. N. J.. Aug. 28,
MARY V J30Vi:a. wlfo of Charloi II
Dovor. Relative!, and friends Invited to fu
neral ecrWee, Thurs.. srpt. l. 12 nom. at
lur lat residence. 1003 I'ltiwatcr st. Int.
Eden Cem.
DOWNING Aug. 20. WILLIAM
HUNTER, beloved husband of T.ucv Donn
ing (peo Sn-lth). need r.1 wars Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funiral. Thurs., 1:.I0
P. M., residence, .'1215 N. 13lh St. Int. Onlc
Innd Cem. Richmond, Va., papers ploase
copy.
pURKINS. On Aucrust 30. MARY (nee
Fltzpatrlck). wife of John J. Durldns, RIb
tlves and friends Invited tn funeral. Vm Trl
day. at :30 A. M . from her lato residence.
491fi Olive at. High requiem mass at Our
Mothor of Sorrows Church, 10 A. M. Inter
ment Rt Dnls' Cemeterv.
ERRICKSON. Aug. 28 ELTZABKTH J.,
widow of William It. Errlckson and daush
ter of the Inte John and KllribMh Randall.
Relatives and frlenda are Invited to ntteend
funeral. Wed .2PM (itnndard time) from
her Inte residence. Rlehboro. Pa. Int. Rich
boro Cem Autos will meet train leaving
Reading Terminal 12:23 P. M.. at Church
Nllle station
EWINO. At Oermsntown TTo.pItnl. Au
gust 30. 1921. MASKELL KWINO, formerlv
of Greenwich. N. J., aged 70. RetatUea
and friends Invited tn funeral, which will
he held at the Presbyterian Church Green
wich. N. J., at 11 o'clock (standard time), on
Thursday morning.
rOt.EY. Aug 28. 1021. ANNIE, wlfo of
John r.iley. Sr. Relatives nnd friends are In
vited to nttend funeral, Thurs. 8:10 A. M.,
from her late residence. 124 E. 10th sve .
( nnahohncken. Pa. Solemn requiem mass St.
Matthew's Church 10 A. M. Int. St. Mat
thew a.
FREEMAN. Copt. CLARENCE TATTON
PRKEMAN. died In the Meu.e-Argonne Cani
rmlan. France. Sept. 80 1918. aged 20 jenrs
Funeral services nt Old fit. Davids Church!
Friday. Kent. 2. 1921. nt S o'clock p, M
Coaches will meet the 3:15 p. M train (day
light saving time) from Broad Street Station
nt St. Davids Sta. Relatives are! friends
pare Invited
HARLEY. On Aug. 30, 1021. ELISA
BETH, wife ef Frederick T Hnrley. S-rvlces
on Frldnv afternoon, at 2 o'clock, it her
late rjaldence, 4010 Powelton ie. Inter
net nrlvate.
HARRIS, At Ravenawood. School House.
Inne, Grmr'pwn, .MARY TOWERS, widow
of J, Cnmpbell Harris and dnuahter of Hte
Thomas H nnd Anna Mntlldi Powers. Duo
notlcn of funeral will he, glen
HARTLEY. Aug. 29. HERnilRT. hus.
hand of Elizabeth A. Hartley. Relatives nnd
friends are Invited to nttend funeral eerv
tees. Thurs., 2 P. M. late residence, r.024
Walton ave Int. private. Remains may
tie viewed Wed. eve.
HINK. Killed In action In thn Argnnrn
Forest Frnnce. Oct. 18. 1018, Sergt. JOHN
O HINK. of o O 328th Inf.. R2d Dlv.. son
of John nnd Elizabeth Hlnk (nee I.andherr).
aged 28. nmeral Frl 8:30 A. M.. from 3431
N. Howard at High requiem maea at Rt.
ernnlca's Church 10 A. M. Int. Holy Re
deemer. JOHNSON. Auk 28. JANE T . wife nf
the late Thomas Johnaon. aged 01. Relatives
and friends, slso membera nf Fifth Mornvlnn
niurch. are Invited to funeral. Thurs,. 1:3(1
P. M . rfildence, 2.1,12 N. Fnlrhlll st. Serv
ices at tho aboo Church 2 P. M Int Mt
Peace Com. Rematn3 may be lenod Wed.
JOHNSON At Atlantic Cltv. N J Aug
20. 1021. JOSEPH EDMUND JOHNSON ''
KAELIN. Aug 80. 1021. JOSEPHINE.
S'l" J ,0eliha';'J Kjo'ln aged OS. Funeral
f.T "-30 A. M., from tho nnartments nf
William II. riattorabv. S3I0 N. Broad at
Maaa nt at. Columba's Church 0 A. M. Int
private.
K END I.E. Aug. 29 rRANK MELLEN,
husband of Florence Kendln (nee Lavill)
only belojod eon of Nellie D, and the late
Samuel H Kendlo, In hla 34th lesr. Reli
V.v", nnA. fl.nJ:'. Musicians' Union ond
Musical rund Soclctv are Invited to funeral
teivlces. Thurs. 2 P M.. nt his late resl.
Uen- 11U S. B3d st. Int privnti '
KUEHNUOLD Aug 27. CATHARINE
widow of Advn Kuohnhold, tged 7t! Frlenda
may view remains Wed. ve., at th re.
denco nf her daughter-ln-lnw, Mra. nim.
H.lh Kuehnhold. 4533 N. Ornti "t. In?.
LARKIN. Aug 30, 1021 C RAYMOND
husband of Katharine E. and son of Joseph
and thu late Caroline I.ark'n. Relatives aid
"''a' ?,ro invlt'2, '? 0,t,ni1 'uneral, Frl
8.30 A. M . from his late residence, 224" W
Lehigh ae. Solemn niileni mass St (V
Cem Cliurcn 10 A. M, Int. Now Cathedral
LATIMER. On Aug. 29 1921. JOVA.
T"AN. ? ,:AT,M.E.. Rt,lttvo and friend,
Resldenro Tioga Center. New Yrk '
I.EEDOM. Aug, 30. 1921, THANK V
husband of the late Sarah M, Leedom aini
DF.ATHS
McCALL. At Cnnteau-Thl?rry, Julv 19
1018, Captain HOWARD C. McCALL, P. 3.
C, Co. O, 60th Infantry, aged 27, son of
Joseph II, and Lenore Ouest MeCall. Church
of the Saviour. 38th and Ludlow sta., will
be open on 'rues, and Wed., from 1 unt I
8:30 P. M and Thurs., from 10 A, M. until
2:30 P M.. whtn the aerv ces will he held.
Kindly omit flowers. Int. at Woodlands Cem.
McCANN. Aug. 20, 1021. JOHN, husband
of .Mary McCann. Relatives, nnd friends,
also Visitation 11. V. M. Holy Name. St. Vin
cent de Paul Conferenco Clturch Debt Collec
tors, Societies of the Visitation Chufchl
Ph'la. Council. No. 1U0, K. of C.I CutBollo
Knights of America! Phllnpntrlan Clubi Mas
ter Plumbers' Asso. ond all other societies
of which he was a member, are invited to
funeral, Frl., 8:30 A. M., from his lato resi
dence, 109 w. Susquehanna ave. Solemn re
quiem mass Church of the Visitation 10 A.
M, precisely. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
McCARl'ER. Of 4 tfiil Olrard ave., in
Aug. 2, 1921, KLIZABBTH, widow of Wil
liam MoCartcr. Relatives and frlenda nr
It'Vlted to the services, on Thursday after
noon, nt 2 o'clock, at the Oliver It Hair
Bldg,, 1820 Chestnut at. Interment ft Mt.
Morlah Cemelerv.
MriCHOltlir. Aug, 28. DANIEL A., be.
!oed husband of Elizabeth McCrorey (nee
Kearney). Relatives nnd friends, also Holy
Nnmo Socloty and Carpenters' Union. L"cnl
No, 122, Are invited to nttr,d funeral,
Thurs,, 830 A. M., from his lato residence,
Cr32 IToy-r st Ocrmanlown. Solimo
requiem iiass at Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Sullivan st., at 10 A, M. Int,
Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Mc.MENAMIN. Aug. 30. HELEN M.,
wife of Edward McMenamln (nee Tralnor).
Relatives and friends. B. V. M. Sodality of
St. Edward's Church. Third Order of St.
Dominic, Invited funeral, Frl., 8:30 A. M.,
residence, 2321 N, 8th st. Solemn requiem
mass at St. Edward's Church at 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Sepulchre,
MILLER. Killed !n action at Chnlsy.
France. July 21. 1918. Sergeant HERBERT
MILLER, Co. H 38th Inf.. son of Ceccllo
and lote Jacob Miller. Fun. Hat.. 8:80 A.
M.. res. of mother. 4510 Hoopes st. Sol.
req. mass. Our Mother of Sorrows Church.
10 A. M. Int. private Rel and frlenda,
also Cnpt. James J. Cochran Post. 231, vets
Foreign Wars and employes U. O. I. Co. in
vited tn attend. , . .
morris. William morris, aged 74.
Funral services at his late residence. 9j -v.
Broadway. Salem. N. J.. Frl.. nt 2 P. M.
(davlleht.anvlng time). Int. private.
MORTI.MOORE. In Atlantic City, on Aug.
30, CHARLES, husband ot Katharine
fmnlt end son of the lato Charls and
Catherine Turner Mortlmooro. Announcement
of funeral later.
MOSS. On Aug. 28, 1021. TLORIAN
MOSS, son of the late Joseph L. nnd Julia
Moss. Funeral and Interment private.
NOBLE. Aug. 30, ALICE BOND, widow
of William Woodbridge Noble and daughter
of late Spencer M. and Ellen M. Janney.
Tuneral rervlces Thurs., 3 P. M... at resi
dence, 217 W Mt. Airy ave.. Mt. Airy. Int.
private. Train leave's Broad St. Station
2:30 P. M. (daylight-saving tlmo) for Allen
l,nn Station.
PAUL. In tho Argonnj Forest. on(Oct.
B, 1018. CARL OTTO PAUL, prlvnto, flist
class. Co. H. 101.1 Engineers, A. E. 1'.. son
of Annie M. nnd the Into William C. Phl.
pd 21 years Relatives and friends, also
membera of Co. B. ldld Engineers: Donald
Shenton Post. No. 283' Tioga J'oat, No.
Wars and War Mothers, are Invl'ed to the
serMces. Saturday. Sept. 3, at 1:4 r. i..
at the Oliver II. Bulr Bldg.. 12H Chestnut
et. Intorment at West Laurel Hill Ceme
tery. PRICE. At St. Francis' HosnltnV. Tren
ton. N. J.. Aug. .10, ALBERT W husband
nf thn Into Annuhell Price In hla 47th year.
Relatles and friends aro Invited to attend 1
funeral, from the residence of his brother,
Judson R. Price. .100 Farnsworth nve.. Bor- 1
dentown. N. J.. Frl.. 2 P. M. Int. Borden- ,
town Cem
REYNOLDS At Now Egypt. NV J.. Aug.
SO. 1021. LYOIA A., wife of Rv, Georue I
C. Renolds hged 34. Funeral Thurs. 1 '30,
P. M. (daylight tlmo). Services In New Eaynt I
M. E. Church. Int. Mt. Holly Cem. Friends
mav ca'l Wed evening. .- i
SCHATZ. Suddenly. Aug. 28. JOSEPH,
husbnnd of Mary E. Rchatz (neo-Murphy)
Rolatlves and friends Kensington Council of i
Englnei-rs. No 3: employes of Holland Laun- I
dry. are Invited to attend funeral. Thura j
8:30 A. M.. from late residence. 40.14 Wnke. i
field st . Oermnntown Solemn requiem hluh
mass Church of St. Frnneia of Assist 10 A .
M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
SEYRERT. In San Francisco. Calif . on
Apg. 25. 1921. ELLA FUn'IUSIt. widow of
Jnslah II. Saibcrt nnd moth'r 'f Mra. Frel
flick C. Cllft. Relatives and friends are In- I
vltcd to the services, on Thur"dnv morning I
at 11 o'clock, at the Oliver II. Bnlr Bldg .
1820 Cheatnut st , Philadelphia, interment
tiivate.
SHAW At Atlantic City. N. J.. Aug.
20. CHARLES A., husband of the lute Har
riet A. Shaw, nged 83. Relatives nnd
friends nre invited to attend funeral serv
ices Thurs., 11:30 A. M., nt Cold Springs
PrestnteHnn Church Cano M'iv. N J.
SIMMERS. On Aug. 28, 1921. ELLA M..
wlfo of the late Charles y, Simmers. Ren
tlves nnd friends nre tnlted to tho service
nn Thursday afternoon, at 2 "30 o'clock, at
her late residence. 3.118 Catharlra. st. Inter-
ment at Arlington Cemetery. Friends may
call Wednesday eenlng.
SMITH. At h's rcsldcn-e. Audubon. N.
J. on Aug. 30 i02l. GEORGE W. SMITH
Notice of funsral later.
STEIN. Nov. 3 1018 Prlvnte LOUIS,
son of Mendel nnd Ella Stein, nged 27 Rel
ntlves nnd friend", also memhrs of Co. C.
313th Infantrv; Cnptnln Walter M. Gesrtv
Post. A. L . nnd War Mothrs nre lnlld
to attend funeral eervlces. Wed., 2 P. M.
preclselv. at the nnrtnrs of Morris Hosn
berg's Sons. 2009 N. Broad Bt, Int. Monte
Hon Cem
STEWART Suddenly. Aug. 30 CHARLES
A. STEWART, nged 02 Relaties nnd
friends, also Solomon I-odcre, No 114. I'
nnd A. M . and nil other societies of which
he was a member, are Invited to attend fu
neral, Thurs . 2 P M residence. 1021 S
Ithan st Int. Ternwood Cem
STOCKMAN. At WlldwonJ, N. .T. in
Aug. 10. 1021. RAR.MI H . wife rf th late
G' orro H. RlocUmnn Sorlns nn Frldnv
nfterninn. nt 2 o'clock, at th" Oliver II.
Balr Bldg., 1320 Chestnut st.. Phlla.
HTT.T.IVAV . At Atlantic fltv. V T.
Aug. 28. CATHARINE, wife n? the lntn.1
John Sullivan. Relatives and frinds nre In
vlted to attend funeral. Thurs., 8'30 A M .
from the residence of her son Dinlel Sulli
van. 0130 Klngsesslng ave Solemn mass
of requiem St Clement's Church 10 A. M
Int New Cnthedral.
THOMAS At Ventnnr, N J.. Aug. 29
LUCIE EVANS, wlfo of Albert D Thomis
Relatives and friends lnUtcd to funeral serv
ices. Thurs.. 1.30 P M . at her father'a
residence. 3317 N. 18th st.. Phlla. Int
private
THOMPSON. Aug. 28. LEWIS, hurtind
of Annlo 5t Thompson. Relatles and
friends Invited t funerul. Tl.urs , 2 P. M i
ireclsely, 77 Keystone ne , Upper Darby.
Dclawir County, Pa. Itcmnlni may le '
vicwoj won cvning, from b to 10. Int.
Ardmort Luthornn Cam.
TITUS, Killed In action et Mont ninne
France Oct. 4 1918, CHART ES WHAR
TON TITUS 78th Co Oth Roet Marines,
son of Leo nnd Marv Titus, aged 2.1. Rela
tives nnd friends, also Robert Renth Marine
Post. 180, A It. nnd Auxiliary, Sernennt
Hamilton Fish Post. 20. V F. W , nnd
National American Wnr Mothers, are Invited
to funeral. Frl., 8.30 A. M from his
parents' residence, 31B0 Park nve. Solemn
requiem masn St. Stephen's Church 10 A.
M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
TTSON. Aug. 28. ALLEN P husband
of Anna Tyson (nee Mnrtell) Relnthes nnd
friends ore Invited to nttend funenl serv
ices. Wed. 2 30 P. M., lit h's late teal
deuce, 2041 E Chelten ave., Garmantown
Int. private Hlllsldo Cem
VICKARS. Aug 28. 102t, JOSEPH W.
husbnn-l of Amanda L. Vlcknrs And vm of
tho Inte 'Samuel nnd Margaret Vlckais, In
hlf 02d year. Relatives nnd friends, i
William C. Hamilton I.odte. No r.UO. F
and A. M.. nnd all nthor organlratloni of
which he was .i membn,-, art- Invited to at
tend funcinl eorMces, T.iurs . U A M.. at
his late reslden:e. 2728 Rldg ao. Int.
strictly prlvnto. Westminster.
WAOENKNIGHT Suddenly. Aug. 28. at
Camp Pike. Ark., Lieutenant WILLIAM J ,
son of tho lato William J. and Marl r
Wngenknlght. agedeo. Bue notice of fu
neral given.
WAGNER. Suddenly. Aug 21 1921
CHARLES P . husband of Cec. Ila O. Wng
ner. Relnthes and frlenda nre Inilteil to nt
tend funornl, ThurH 2 P. M , reald ncn. 2047
N. Bancroft st. Int Holy Cross Cem. Friends
may call Wed. eve.
WALKER Aug. 20. EMMA, SUl.UI
wife of Thomas II. Walker Itlatlcs nnd
friends aro invited to attend funer.il serv.
Icos, tfhura., 2 P. M., nt her Into residence.
01 ll Torrcsdalo nve. Wtsulnnmln..- Int
mate, .Ml. neaaant Baptist Cim.. Ambler.
. r rinnni u rt inuiiaii n
ervlces- Thur." 8 pT'm. 'at his. a, 'e""
ilence, I.anghorne, I'a.. and Frl . 2-30 P I
for the convenience of the family nnd '"the
relatives, Int at convenience nf the family
Autos will meet train nt Langharno station
entitle; Iteiritni- Term nn! 1'i,,t n .'".,Nn
Race 7859
llcht-savlnir time). "' ' ,Uft'
I.EVICK At Ventnnr. N, J . Auo- in
1921. HOWARD R. LKv'iCK:. aped 09" y?'
Iun serv. son'a res , Dudley A. Levlck iit
Township line. Jenk ntown, Pa.. Friday
P M Int. private. ' """W'
I.IPPINCOTT At Mount Hnllv1 N T
Aug. 2U. 1021. A. ASHBY I.II'pINrOTT'
aged 48, Funeral private, Thurs.. 4 T M
from the H. II. Earnest Funeral Parlors'
18 Oarden st. Int. Mt. Holly Cem, Mem
bers of all societies nnd friends may view
remains Wed. eve. at Earnest Parlors
LOMAS. Of Creatmont, Pa , Aug "9
ELLA H . wife of William J, Lomas?' age I
47. Relatives and friends, also members of
Nlcetown Baptist Church! White Roeo Illbl.
Class: Lades' Auxiliary of Germantown
Commandery. No 82. K, T.. are Invited to
funeral services Thurs . 2 P. M , at Nice
town Baptist Church. Germantown ave anl
Ilrunner st. Int. private Northwood Cm
Friends mav call nt parlors of John R Her.
kolbach 3730 Qennenlown ave,. Wed,, 8 to
MAR'bCHALL. Aug, 29. 1921. ROBERT
MARSCHALL Funeral Trl., 2 P. JI rf.U
itence. 1929 E. Cambria st. Int. Hillside
Cim.
MAIIT1.N. Aug. 29, 1JI, KATE T. MAR.
TIN. mother of J) J.' MartlnRelatWe. and
frlenda are Invited to funeral, Thurs . 8 sic)
A. .. from I2ii N. Sdvat. TsolemS riqulim
mass Sf Michael's Chuch 10 A. M. Int. Nsw
6
WALTER. On Eighth Month. 20th.
EMMA, daughter of the late William P. and
Sarah R. Walter, nged 81 ears. Funeral
Fifth-day. Ninth Month 1st ut 3 P. M.,
from her lata residence, 313 S. 18th t.t.
Interment private.
vVi.lHftGl.ltHl.Jl. At OlenMdo. Pa., on
Au.r 2.1. Jli'-M. WU.HEL.MIN. wid.iv of
Benjnmln WolsfBerber, llsl-vtlvcs and
fi lends iro Invltnd to thi services on Thurs.
dsv nft'Sinoon nt 2 o'clock at t!i Oilpr II
Hair Bldg.. 1820 Chostnut st. Interment prl-
'willTALI,. At Woodbury. N J. Aug
SO JOHN O WHITALL. In hi. Olat year
Relatives nnd friends nre Invited to nttend
funeral. Thurs. 2 3D P. M., from his late
resilience, ill wt'iHwiire St. W llOJUUry, N
J. Int private Egllngton Cem.
WIGGINS Aug 29, CHARI.KS A. hue.
band of late Elizabeth L. Wiggins nged 0(1
Services Fit , 1 I' M, residence .MiiNl Mut
ter st. Int. private. Wilmington Br.inds-
...it,- . nn. i'(i,.iiiim ,n- ir.iii i uurs eve.
WOODS. Suddenly. Aug. 27 MARY K
ii uuua men .vici.ievennat. imer il serv
ices inum., i i- .it , m Haviu (1 Frnnken
(lelil 4 Son. 322 N 32d st M-.nbePs of
Weileyan Methodist Church und emplnves of
Keibler-Weyl Co Invited Int. Mlvato.
l'rlends may call Wed , 8 to 10 P. M
WOODS. Suddenly, Aug 27. JXMICS
WOODS Funeral services Thura , 1PM
at David O. Frankenfleld & Sona, 322 N ?i2J
st. Members of Wesleyan Methodist Church
and employes ot Keebler-Wel fo Invited
Ini private. Friends may cull Wed.. 8 to
WOODWARD. At Wilmington Del Aug
80 1021. EDWARD H. WOODWARD Re?,
tlvea and friends are lnvll.-d to nttend fi
noral services at his inte residence. 1208
Market at , Wilmington, Dei , Fri. lu A M
Int West Uurcl Hill Cem, '
I'VnmtTAKFRB
Kfjipss
IV DIAMOND
STORE OPEN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD
CLOSED ALL DAY, MONDAY, LABOR DAY, AS USUAL
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
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Semi-Annual Sale of China and
Housefurnishings Starts To-morrow
The Semi-Annual Sales in the Basement, for which good housekeepers are waiting,
start to-morrow. Manufacturing costs of these wares have come down more slowly than
in most lines of merchandise, but we have procured many lots of goods at reduced prices,
and reduce our own fair prices on hundreds of other lots. Therefore, you will find these
great Sales as interesting and advantageous as in previous years. Special lots in all tho
following lines aro in the Sales at SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS FROM REGULAR
PRICES : Aluminum Ware, Wooden Ware, Galvanized Iron Ware, Baskets, Mirrors, Bath
room Cabinets, Wringers, Electric Irons, Casseroles, Food Choppers, Card Tables, Disin
fectants, Vacmim Cleaners, Carpet Sweepers, Fireless Cookers, Gas Ranges, Brooms,
Refrigerators, Brushes, WTiite Enamel Ware, Dinner Sets, Cut Glass, Fancy Glassware,
Fancy China, Art Wares. j strawbrldge ft Clothier Basement
Wonderful Values in the Sale of
Fur Coats and Small Furs
From 15 to 30 Per Cent. Under To-day's Marked Value
Which Means From 50 to 75 Per Cent. Less Than
Last Year's Prices for the Same Grades
As a specific instance of the difference between the prices this year and last is
a Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coat, 40 inches long, lined with rich figured taffeta,
and having deep collar and cuffs of fine skunk a Coat of the kind and quality that
was $595.00 last year. This is one of many, many values which you will appreciate
best by careful examination and comparison. A wonderful assortment of Coats,
Wraps, Capes, Scarfs and MuffS. --. strawbrktBe & Clothier Second Floor, Fl'.bort Street and Centre
Ride to School on
A New Bicycle
Distance will mean nothing to
boys and girls who have Bicycles
to ride. We suppest tho well
known WAVERLY make as
thoroughly dependable.
FOR ROYS AXD MEN
Wnverly Diamond-frame Bicy
clesnow $9.75.
Waverly Camel-back Bicycles
now $G3.00.
Girls' and Women's Waverly
Bicycles 33.00
Tires Under Price
Bicycle Tires $1.50, 2.10 and
2.75.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
MEADE BICYCLES
Straw bridtt) & I'lothier
Fourth Floor, Market Street
More Women's
Coats Arrive
for Autumn
Mannish, plain-tailored kinds;
loose, wrappy effects, semi
fitted models and some belted
across the front and semi-fitted
in the back a delightful new as
sortment of models.
Raglan, kimino and inset
sleeves seem equally favored,
many having the new bell shape.
And the materials are exquisite
silver-toned effects, and high
grade, feoft-pile cloakings, also
fine wool velours and tho practi
cal jersey cloth; some with col
lars of fur.
Prices $25.00 to $120.00.
Straw bridco A. Clothier
Second Floor, Centre
I
fj OPTOOAJEjFWj'
Ready for the Young Man
Who Must Always Have
the New Clothes First
Many styles and large quantities of the new Suits
have arrived for the man-up-to-date Hart, SehailJier
A: Marx, AIco, and our own Wickham the lines that
have reached the highest peak of Clothing stvle, but
that have come away down from the peak of Clothing
cost. The prices for these new AUTUMN MODELS
average about one-third less than 1920.
Three Special Groups of
Autumn and Winter Suits
at $28.00, $33.00 and 8.18.00
Men's and young men's models, including Alco, Wickham
nnd other well-tailored All-wool Suits-smut t new atyles create"
by designers of the highest reputation.
Clearance of Summer Suits
Now $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00
Several hundivd men's and young men's Spring nnd Summer
prices" y sold-und they should go quickly at these
Tropical Suits $11.75 to $19.50
?35.0UwU5CS,?lS:S lcducc(1-Sult that were ,10.50 to
SW-j- mravybrldee & Clothier Second Floor, Kat
Men's Woven
Madras Shirts
At $1.60
A wonderfully fine lot of Shirts
we don't believe you can find
their equal anywhere at $1.60.
Woven madras, beautiful stripe
effects, fast colors woven through
and through certainly an ex
cellent value at $1.00.
Men's Pajamas, $2.00
Fine mercerized cotton pongee,
in white and plain shades;
trimmed with frogs.
Ilaet Store. Eighth Street
Valaze Beauty
Preparations
In the Toilet Goods Store they
will tell you how Mmc. Helena
Rubinstein advises using theso
famous Preparations, which seem
to have some magic quality.
Cleansing Cream $1.04 to $3.6 1
Bleaching Cream $1.15 & $2.29
Skinfood Cream $1.30 to $3.12
Skin-toning Lotion, snecial
strength, at $2.34 and $4.68
Snow Lotion $1.30 and $2.60
Sunproof Cream $1.15 and $2.29
Powder $1.04 to $5.72.
Valaze Rouge, dry S1.01
Valaze Rouge, paste, $2.08 to $4.68
Valaze Wliitener $1.30 and $3.12
Aisle 0, Centre
Chariot Coaches
For Baby, $35.50
Which is a substantial reduc
tion from the regular price.
Coaches in a practical size and
style for apartment house use,
with all the comfort and equip
ment of larger Coaches. Of reed,
finished in white, gray or ecru,
upholstered in corduroy now
$35.50.
White Stroller Go-Carts,
special $16.75
White Cribs with Mattress,
now $8.00
Fourth Floor, Centre
Black Enameled
Suit Cases Special
at $7.50 and $8.00
Worth One-half More
! Strong wooden frnmos, brown
I leather corners, strong brown
leatncr center strap, two end
lotto excellent lining. Tho 20
in h siP, $7.50; 28-inch $8.00.
Struwbrl.U- t Clothier Alnle 8. Centre
Brass Book Rests
That Adjust Easily
Are a convenience that readers
will appreciate. . Just a3 useful
for holding referonco books a3
when reading for pleasure.
Rack and Stand for DeskH $5.00
Stand with chair clamp nnd
bracket $7.00
Floor stand and Rack $10.00
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From Japan Come
Silk Kimonos
$13.50 to $45.00
Delicato tints, gay hues, soft,
rich colorings among theso lovely
Kimonos. And they aro all beau
tifully embroidered und fash
ioned ut true Japaneso Htylo.
Welcome, indeed, will 8Uch
Kimonos be in tho brido'H trous-
college outfit $18.60 to $45.00.
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