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My "Cemitiendi Railroad Editorial
9 : -i. ... . .. . ,..- n..t.ll f f.lnrr!
leliu nauer or rawiin m.,..v .-...
Sir l'ermit me. te express n word of
brnmcnriitten of the wilcmllcl "0;
appearing In Um KviaiiJiii iLlWc
, LkdOkr of this evening unuer ..v i j
.KDORiteI t'l ever is :u .u . '
-utne in oiei. "......, ,
Around." ... . nffnr.ip.i j
LWJK"5ln1!l n'rffet
T,0 position taken by jeiir W""""
it, rVmgtilzlnif the effort beliis. .put
li) ;mu iiuniiieii i.""" -.
m 'in recognizing the e
' ,artii oil the railroads te protect these
L-'3 Vnd of veiir MippertliiB n pellrj of if
h, wlttlnc practlnil railreadunen free pla)
for their judgment imii " '"'"-. I
eperatlnc the railroad trancportatlen
linvc my ib-ep ipprccmtien
1-ours singly. vnTjU,.f-UY
Vice I'resl.lent 1'.VU- ;.,
adelphia, January 1... U
n. it.
Te Bring Musical Culture Here
, the Editor e the L'venlne t'ub.ic l.r,luer:
SlrI was much intereMed in -ev
enlu lir.
""'"' "'" !.!.!.. .. .. O.lt- '
Kit, and the were an wun u.i.....
ing certain reasons, but the re.i rei ,
ten was the tnumen-iici: "'""','--'.; ,
the box etlice auvance ..
ranting tlieir appear.uuv. ,1V1 .,,
There are. ninny of us. who hay pu
Inte the xubject with eiisitl. niblj- n
terest. who might be able te a-l
I';..,... i. we mav be wrong an..
therefore it is net -ur ebje-1 t'j rti
controversy, ji ........ "ii. -
controversy
ver, that one reason is uie iiuiii i' -'
f our munteipal gevernmint in "
ending a helping hand t enceuraj,"
ever,
e
lendinir
.. ...,:....! .r..1.H.t. ill
elder tlmt
the great amount of ta ent new imii
n few leaders, who m.ikejt tlieir misi
. .......;.,.. i,.,!i. iflnrtH in .1 II. i'
reV 1 lie n v l.ieh thev tliemhehc, M.u
row lint, in ,'""" "
interest aim prent.
Unfortunate it is that f fevv of
our wealth people and the-e seilali"
. i... ..ill ...inn forward te llf.P
BWtem et liic eeumrj. , brought te rciiu.e nun. uiviu i. "-
It is my -'wllnij thnt enb hcn Mtf n ll0th B,,k.,. nt. , -,rp ..niitiRli .. The Commandments In Verse
jrens ructlve pc i e; In mleptc.1 b , ni Mm l . ,., , s MmTelh
infrp8tH cone med vnii V IU" " V fur l,iu iw,in . ninl lie turneii 10 ine ,. ,. ,. . . . .
x: --- , ... ,,- r,il rnml Urel) 4 .. " ..--. -- , , , i.,ir- mr mm is h irfin cir ertn 01 icn i nc i -
sound solution of e ur r ui emi ir . (jn (, ,, 101. f,lt ln lc,lM Cemil,andm,n , ,,.
lems, and for the contribution iiwi jour i Jn )(p m,n. mnKl.p. nt please , ,.ln ,ou ,v0 l0 me ,-n ou nlcrc,llnir
editor nl lliaken tnttlini i-' " i-r,. Snilih .lmit t It 111 set ill'e I l'toele's l'erum?
ml lei ers that cm prlutc.1 in the I -. ;---
iSniTvfltiiiii rcBardmi: tl"'. "ou " Elialblllty te Become President
mcht te brine mere mu-leal "llu"; , f, , re 7ir h;l.:r of the r, 1111 i''if l.r.tatr-
riilladelphla by a meeting tills S,rl"- i H r ivin.ll ni s-mt ih- fed-wiin: iu. -tien,
of the musical organisatiens of tine ln , .,0P,P-, ivrui.i culumn e' ur al-
itv tn further our interest in tlmt ''" uible pillar, unl .du,.
CitJ te iuriuir uui I Ib n)( h ( uf Amri,Hn ,tr.rtaB'
X-''' ... ,ir.rit of US horn In a f.n tRi c. jnir. iluMll. f r the
I am Hiire tin- K ' , , i. . il.-,..i I'reeldercy (if fU- n I S A ' i' i'
recognize that HiiUi.le'p luu I u: j " TlLZ n J J-.n. u. 1022 -
a'xtei) b.vkward in miiMe. at ai in u Aetwult r.ums .m-s Ii the n-
the Inst ten M-arc. It hi'" J11!,t "l"" ,0 ents are merely tn.xc.mir abroad, tin r w .ul 1
nv? attention that utthln a month no f. no i lestb.n of .i.mii.. but if lMne
,,bnn four treat art.s ntineililied nl.re.iJ it weull I- . ercum.MWP e t IA
fewer than teurj,niii nu m....... .........i .. .i, t, . njiti..n h 11 thus K"3i
in the Arailcuu 01 ..in- y U-V....-U. .. -... - - r T-v
dormant lien? ler tne warn m " ri""
tunlt mnj get an otipertunii : and.
Dccentl, te the ine inatien et our peep.c
te net think for themselves, hut tel..
iiR-enerprise-that will re., ly mean tin Te t.,e i:iuore the fc, e-Uc vUW I... j
l,5..fl",.T. - ...Mln I...... mi elTett te Slr--Is there nr.y district In "us
euitiins uii v.i ....... " -, -- " ,
us?i.st our young nrtists; and te um.
no interest in niiytliing except it i-
backed by a limited set. who seem te
btra dominant power, and who arc
renllv curbing insteati of lielpin; te
nleCO OUC city in the line with etliel
rlrir.. in niusical de.elepment. All of Its
X r I nterestc.l truM the forth-
WHO urt. "'"'l lv i . i, ,,,
coming trus'cal week Is go i w: te t.t ...
rrrit benefit te us. I-. 1
l'hllade'pliia, January 10. 111'.
Is Uncle Bim Saved?
dim Should Bury the "Hatchet"
V y Te the fd.'ler e the Crrnine Public Lidatr:
air I am a constant rentier ei me
Gumps, and I enjoy them very much.
I think Inele Him is very f.--. te
waste his time with a person like Mrs.
JSander. Any one who reads tills knows
he only wants Uncle Win's mount-.
I nLse agree with Mln ami Andy
In, what tliey saitl about the widow.
"Why doesn't Uncle lllm go" buck t
Hn nnd Andy nnd litt'e Chester anil
be happy with them? Or why doesn't
lie take them home with him for u
trip? S. 15.
Philadelphia, January 11, JU'J'J.
Suggestion for "Gump" Cartoen3
Te ihe HdUe" of the Kvenine i'ub.'lc I.rdeer:
Sir What de jeu think of the fel-
lewing:
Unele l!im in.ites Mrs. .ailder te go
te it Kweil restaurant in New Yerk.
As they are sitting in the restaurant
Is Ours Really a "City
A Merc Suggestion
Te fii E'l.ler of the n-ciii fi I'uMt- .'iff
Hlr Permit tne te express my thunks
find aiiprcciatlen of thy learned author
of the article "What De They Kxpeet?"
in your paper dated January f. l!)2'J.
Perchance our friend does net take
Jnf6 consideration that if We leek back
u few hundred jears witli iinsellish in- Sir I unite iuree with the .titn- nt
telligence home of us. of keener per- Philadelphia te the .fleet that tln r.t
contien, will icullze that, after all, we ladies it-, name. I have found thul it
till descend frfun "foreigners and is net it eltv nf "de unto ntlm a jeu
btrangers." . would be dime bv." but te tin slmnij
If It were net for our ancestors who b. ii'ldeil. "but tle it lirt." for it M-ems
were at one time. tee. strangers, jiu.. te tne tlmt the I'liilad. 'i hiun whom I
bibly most of us would net b here te lme nut luu.- been ea' for what they
tlrnw our lndividiiiil nelusiens, nnd can (ji t out of me.
ratb our social privileges, excluding these I lime never felt ilii.i..'s e j.l.i.nly
wlle arc net m fortiiiiute an te fall helri diplaved a in this . r . r. m.it'i
te bthers fruit of tell. when 1 hive ne.l. Tli. -i llislini ss Is :
Ileally Is It se er difficult te ccn- dlephljid fi"L) ti. e'tii,- i- ilmv n te i
tmre n peer stranger" or foreigner and the peel rn.m.' ou ean bi.v friend
WcJ( him unkindly when ou are se- ship iiere, but evety one "eni. te liatf
euro ln jour own sei-Iul and financial "'t a prm , and if you ar- net willing
dominion-' , te pay you are net allowed te plu.
rs lt magnanimous te sneer nt a ' hn never situ -e .am li disrep et
Ftranger In our city because lie is un- Pf'i'l te the aged and te women as in
acquainted with our exacting cut-tem Philadi Iphtti. Its men are most ills
and individual taste? Why then de com te.ni". and the. jnlv ecu-' I have
We hypocritically preach Americuiiizu- te make for tin in is that their women
tlen? have taught them te be this v ay through
I suggest that we endeavor te teai h ' their own hick of con deratien Neither
three Mratigcrs our customs nnd take huve I seen ' inuiii d.veurte'.y dls
thfm nmeng us te be treated with liu- Phi.ved as i- placed in ev '.denee nt jour
man respect and sineere kindness Dees cenrertu, wli.-n the men and women
net our democracy tea. li that "all men 'nine and go as they please, no matter
nre created eiiual"? Let us be true te whose pleusuni tlu-y mav iuterruiit by
our teachings. Let us iuoclate these 'heir rudeness. The same hi true in
utrnngcrs and foreigners with us in '"ur tliratres, wlieie the patrons hnve
order te help us build a greater eltv ' consideration for these who sit
a truer detnecracj based upon hluhcr within their hearing. It U shown in
Ideals, of unselfishness and geed will te t!'e stores uml en the streets
our fellowman.' J. V. W. 1 nm "r,t suii'iisftl tlmt there nre
Philadelphia, January 0. 102. plentj of w-rltets willing te rush tn
Philadelphia's: defease, for It is only
Leyal te Philadelphia the guilty ones wh ne-d te defend them-
Te thi Editor of the Evcnine fubHe Ledger: seltes. I have l)"cn living here for three
Sir Last evening, wliile reading the i" and feel that 1 am able te judge,
Teeple's Keruin I netl 1 under the !"', ,)l' '?'" '"e; ,",' """gnnt nere'
leading. "Is This Henllv a City of 'Jisjilnteil by PliiladelphiniiH make you
Uretherly I.eve?" a letter from one who "el fKat lf ou ,,a" n,K among them and
I'lgna himself K. 51. Mprritt. lie write-" '',',' hll"'y J'"1 "jul(' iVV nwhue.
that he has jet te meet the Philade'. Ilicre ar" cxl,?rntl.0,,,',v l c2!lrTsS', -
jibrnn who Is fumillar witli the work
ct WlinKexpenre.
Allew me te say te Sir. Merritt that
be doubt the pcri-ens with whom he i
acquainted nre of tlie chins who euro
.'or-pething but pleawire: thu kind that
-"lH( nvarnn 1 h 1 1 ., .1 ..I ..1 . 1 ..,.1.1 .....
"fl-i-. IrYi ts.i4t.u & ..t.1,.1. -ij'.i.uu IV'illl.l lull
',- 'W'W'iate with for fenr of centnniinat-
f .W Jiiinseit Sir. sicrritt intiMt he of
'. class, otherwlte he would net (is-
- tMlile Willi Reme
R Mr. Merrltt farther etalcs that 7.ri
rl. ''""tf'cciit of the rcNldeiits of thN clj
, wiW fiever tIbUciI the Academy of the
L ' Vine Arts: nr li.nnl (lie 1'lillllilf.li.lii,
V ' ( 1 Am1.miIm 11 .1.1.. ....... .1... ....... .1...
vivi?tu tl mm vvi'iu (liu l.iei- ll.e
iltNidemy of the pint. ArtH and th"
'hjJirlelphla Orchestra would net exist.
Ci. Merrltt Is no prejiullccil uRalm-t
lliilelphiit. why docs he rrmnlii in
I clty"r Ills answer, no doubt, will
f'butlneas." and business it is
isuilelnhln I bnntvn nn "Tim Werlr.
Mpi;t)4.th8 World," ,;yet X de net scell
PEOPLtS FORUM
he tells her hew sweet nnd girlish hIiv
i leeks".
Then he notices n Httle nnrty nt nn nn
ether table a mnii, lilf wife nnd four
children. "Ah! Hew I envy Hint man."
Mr. Zander turns te Ien':. Hup turns
imle uniler her niukc-up. (Any peer
rartoeniHt miii. tlritw blushlne, It taken
n Reed one te "depict pallor.)
iie of the riii dren e"i ner nim pipes.
..(,, leek. DmM '. There's grnminfu.
TnbIenu,
ONK OP YOl'R CMKXTS.
1'hUadelph.a. January 13, 1.KB.
Feels Serry for Uncle Dim
r ,;, Ktittaref the l.Vvnme rulllc T.ede'r:
Tie (U,xr !(I s0n from Austrnllu Is
ttntUn lt ,,iuiu't u, tuin t!i l.reper
path bnwien low and tiiitx. it n mm
,)e (0iji(i e). ,lui ,f ,. t.elM vAVi, ,,.v
ncd and lie.- the reuntr and take tie i
jev out of our lift. We b.-l:ee if he
I pltVes hlniM.'.f entirely ' the hatuUt of
Sir. Smltli l'is fourth volume uill hi-
' ii hum le m"" , S;,J'; -
! l'hilndelphia. January M. t!-'-'.
Questions Answered
Philadelphia Mayer's Office
Te the K,Wr e' the M u I'ubUe 1 ,t
sir Klnd.v t.'l '
here uas tic !e ' s
office of l'lillndp'pli u ie. iie.l Ifln me
ll Hull s lnii t. llnium I. "iu
nnwer In th .ni.-.- m s . lis re"vH ' 1
thank seu fi.r the ..itne
WILLI VM ltr.RVANSn.S
Cllenstde. I'a . J mu..ry 12. 1"--rollewlrc
ths Revolution .1 Ci 111' '
.-,. ...i ,.. k-ifih .....i .- .im,t.irHi.. .hh
Bh"n!,npJ , ,-, our , M ,v,
Humphrey Meney h..e0r. was uii. op 1
ln ln01 by winin-n rmi 'rr i.mi .i .v -r
te t'ccup the ftbove-uivntlen'.! ' tv m ii
was Jehn Il.irc.la. m. . vvhlih tim . . h.t
had forty-sis .Miners. iiur tli't M ..r
under the city chart. v i L.livi. t 1 j ;
tier T'i? l'lftli and ,h"inut sir. is n.'.
was ued until ls."l I, the Cllv t'eu .
i ten th city and dletrlets rensuiid.i ! m
he Councils moved Inte lh .tut H ue
iidjelnlni; where the rmali.. ! u' ' 1 M
prcnt City Kali .n cemrt-ted l.
Mn. or s nlTle,- was c'itnud in 'h-
tee
ii
1UU at l'fth and ('-.eti ut tre.t
Location of Erdcnlieim
ram.d Urd'nhcira If s-. h- '
nrlBlii of (t? willi.iam "i
pi I'nJeirhln. January U. 1P2-
The lirdenhelm eectlen Is
Chvstnut Hill, tn Mon'Bemery t i
s r.amed for the Krd.'nt.eim fnrni
in l nnt.arsh V.ill'v. Mon'irenier. v
uien which wns bunt the p .-sent . .
' f-r Orphan O.rl, !..;.
en e u -1 fr here r.nlns. Thu hrlt.
li0m atm wag nftmc() fe. Ka ettne.
Referred te Readers
Te the l.dtter e the Kr. tuna J'ntillc l.cdpr,
Sir Will veu P'.e IS" U'.l -..' i. ere I
a trade whoet tn rhlladelphlu te leirn m.v
. hlne euttln- en clethl'irf or any e'hr wa:
hew tj bi.ccrne a cJtter en clethlij;.
, a iti:.ui:n
Philadelphia. January 10, lUUJ
Poems and Songs Desired
Where 'Can Lines Be Found?
'Je the I. llter uf f.e j:iving Public Lulger.
Sir Can utiv one t -.1 iw whvrc the fi.
levtr. lines c-n be found -'
Iewr t the marsh vvhere roameth th
bittern
NathMi. Iho soulless one. h.is w th h.i
slthern.
Sits all dlsjnselat. friendless and fcr
!uHS.
Mturnlni? his htavy fate Nathan, the t,
less "
mrs w l annur..
Phll.td-'phia, Jnnufcry b, 1!2.'
Wants Peem
re 'he Ed.ter of the Becnmu ."ub.'tc .'..-c'jfi
- wt.ne i-in I ebta-n a -n -t
ixnni ir -l-.tatien itt'.tl-d 'Iho lw.' eri
of Brotherly Leve"?
hew tliey could retain this title if rlie
resident of that city are as desi-nued
by Mr. Meriitt.
A I.OYAL l'HII.ADKI.rillAN.
I'liiladelphia, January VJ. l'.C'.
Our "Brotherly Leve"
Te the hditer of the Vvemau I'ul'tc l.rriv
SIRS V. L. TII.MAN.
Philadelphia, January 13, lil22.
TOI US
CALIFORNIA & HAWAII
via Panama
A Ttuymond-Wliitcemb c rulne leaving
ew Yerk. Feb 18 Vlaltlnif Cuba.
Perte Illco. Virgin Isliiiuls, Panama
I'annl, Sulira i iuz nn.l Tehunntipee
tn Mexico, J.eh Angel, h. &nn Fran Fran
claee, the Hawaiian National Parlt
an.l the fimeuH Actlvn voliune
Kll.Leen. lllle and Honolulu, return.
Hu; te ban Francisce Optional Kast-
warn trip by tca or run. Hates
I7C0 up.
Raymond & Whltcemb Ce
1338 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Telephone, Filbert 3801
far never armen. u Tt
)e Thrce U'lshfa"? H It, brleflyi th utery
if a mull who bartrra his seu te tlia lfvll
(or thrce wlthea which the latter screen tn i
erant him. I de net knew the author or
co. lectien in Mhldi it npiwarK. II. I.. II.
ralladalphl.t. January 0, 11)21. '
Old Seng Desired
7e (ic Tiiltter e the i.'vmliia I'ulHc l.tdeen
Sir Fer the benefit of n numb r of chll
drtn, lll jeu ultase tiubllnh the tterdu of
the old unntr ennt. lining I
nn Amburjj Is tlia tmn who becs te alt tht
hens
He crawls Inte tb lien's den and Mis you
an nt uneuK.
This son ws iuhk In tlvp1 circus many
Mars iike. and If uu will ! klml cneueh
tn publish the werda. the courtesy will be
iry much aprrtclaicd by i
A CONSTANT ItUADini.
rhadclphli. Januarj tl, lO.'S.
We de net hae a. copy of this sene. Can I
a reader supply It? ' j
MKS. i:
riillndelphla, lann.try t), 101".'.
1 Theu no cods shult he b n M".
2 lief ere no Idel t"tiil th. kn.e
1 T.ike net the mnie nf Lrnd In nin
t Part net Iho Habbilh d.u pref in .
.". (1Im belli tny patents honor due.
H. T-irf.i heed lh.it thou im Miuidi-r de.
" Ahlali from er.l nnd deed um Inn
s. H'.etil net, th. unh thou lx Im ir . id
incin
l Make net r ' i.tful lie. ncr low It
10 What Is ths n. uhber's de net reet
llie Teuplc's 1'cruni will ippr.lr dulh
In the I'Arnlni: I'ubllr Lrtlcrr. nnd nlnn
In the Mund i t'ubl Lcleer, letter
.IKcillns tlnirlt tuples "III be printed
n Hell lis rrnnexteil iioenis, nnd utir.
tlnminf irrnrml Interest m II I be answered
Ri:SOUT -sTi.AMMUl'S
-for that "IrOnc de
ferred 'acatien. Art
investment in health
that will add years te
your life.
A Winter Paradise. Average
temp. 71 : no sudden chnnses;
Gelf, Bathinft, Sailing,
Fishing. Cliarminrj British
Colony. Splendid Hotels. '
"Weekly sailings. Lonve
New Yerk Saturday, arriv
ing Nassau. Tuesday.
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MUNSON
STEAMSHIP LINES
Drcxcl Bidg., Phila., Pa
7 'all Sf Ne- Yn-'
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America. Inclusive rate tours nnd cruises of end
less interval and entertainment at frequent intervals
throughout the season.
California Honolulu. Next departure January
10th; itinerary includes Grand Canyon, Southern Cali
fornia, Coast Iteserts, Sin Francisce, Apache Trail.Ncw
Orleans, etc. Other departures, January 81 February
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or land. Extension te Honolulu, Hile, Etc.
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February and March.
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March 4 2.5
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The glory of u settlrg .ter
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LAURA M. HTREEPER.
.GRIFFITH. In memory nf DAVID R
GRIFFITH. January 10. 100J.
eatfig
, AIKEN Jan. 13 mvm " . husband of
Mary Atken (nee .McMillan), aged B7. Reta-
live-i und frlcndu. ilw Fame Ledge, Ne, 778.
I. O. O. F i Oulidlm; Htm Ledge, Ne. J03,
L O L. tnvlttd te HTtkes, Tues.. 2 P. SL.
; late residence. 3811 N nth -t. Int. private,
Urconineunt Om. Viewing Jlen. eve.
I ALLCIIIN. Jen. 12. ILLIASI F ALI.
'CHIN, Funeral eervics Tues . 2 P. St.. 121
, Mendela ave, Uryn Stawr, I'n Int. ItHdr.er
M. E. Cm. Friends may call Stun., aftr 7
'P. SL
RALDWIN On Jan 14. 1022. AARON
XV. UALDWIN. husband of Jennie S. Raid.
win. agid .13. Servle-s en Tuesday after-
neon lit 2 o'clock, at B.14U Larchwued aN'e
St Jehn's Assemblv. N'e. 28. A. O. M. P..
Invited. Int. private. Remains' may Ui
viewed en Monday, niter a 1. JI.
HELTON At Sloerestown. N. J . Jnn. 11.
1021! JOHN C. HELTON, Hr huseand of
I AI co ll neunn. j.riu.ivea nne rrienus, also
Ilur. Ce. l"unernl Directors' Ansoclntlen, nre
Invited te attend tunerul. Slen , 2 P. St.,
Si cm his late residence 230 XV. Slain at.,
Slcorcstewn. Int. private.
RENDER. At West Chester Pa . nn Jan.
14. 1022. LILLIAN MAY. wife of Jeseph
It Render. Relatives und frlends, also
Unity Chanter. Ne. 2ld, (). E. S . Pennu.
! Commander-,, Ladles Auxlllars (I. I. A
te 11 of L E. und Liulles' Aid Hecbty
wentuanu aw, vi. i. uiircn. are invueu
te tne servicue, en vtt-uiiei.ua uiiurnoen, nt
O cinun. "1 ilvl ....' iv.i'iniiu, lllil n
Mst Ht . I'hlla. interment lit Fernvvoed
t'emetr Frlends may view remalne
Tuesday owning.
RIDDLE At llerwyn. Th Jan. 1.1.
MARY Sb KINNEY, widow- of Samuel Hid-
.1 c in her bilih year Funeral from the
' residence of her granddaughter. Mrs. Wnlter
lleavei. C'tiitral nve., Ibrven Wed., 2 P. St.
I Int Ureut Valley Raetlst Cem
, IILTJSI Jan. 12. m.AN'l'HE IH.mr (n
.Mill) wlfe of Frank Itlum Relatives and
friends ure irrvlted te services. Monday, 1 p,
SL. at her late reijdenee. 12Ci N 1.1th st,
Interment etr'ctly prlvutc. Viewing Hundaj
evening
HO.M.ER On Jan. 14, HARAH A., widow
of Jlltll.H Ilenler. llged 00. ItAlailvOR nm
llrlen.lH invited te funernl en W-dnehday at
1 2 n'clei It from her latu rialdnce, 7012
llreweti r rve Friends ir nv .all en Tn...
ida, 7 te 0 P. SL Interment Fimwoed Ceme
tery.
IK)
t.;f-v .-, . .m.n ...........
iiii... i .-..j M.1I1 it. j'j . n nax.i.
I v. blew of Hennan lieenulrg. Rdatlvex and
frlindr, ulsu L. r of A , Semerret Circle,
.... 10 nr, inviii.i vy niienu lunerai serv-
I lies, lues., i v. ,vt.. ruiiuenee, Liu N 4th
st Int private. Ureonmeunt Cem. Viewing
I Sten tee.
, . HORN" At the r.sldence of her daughter.
Mrs. William St, Wagner. 1310 S 47th St.,
Jan. 13. CATHARINE ROHN aged 77.
Funeral servlces and interm nt prlvst-
, IIREOY. Jan. IS. FRANCOIS AS1EDEE
1IEEOY Relatives and friends, nlsj mem-1-ers
of the Ocn. F D Ilaker Pest, Ne. 8,
I O. A. R., urj invltetl te attend funeral serv
ices, Wed , 11 A. SI . at the Church of the
' I .carnation. Proud and .TefferMiu st" Re
mains may Im aen. 10 A SI precisely, at
his lute residence, 203S N Ilread st Int.
I provlnte.
HRENNAN Jan 13, 1022. ANNA SI , be.
I loved wlfe uf Francis J. llrennau .nee Hail),
. Relatives und friends Invited te funeral,
Tues., 8 30 A SL, from her late residence.
5012 Redman at Requiem muss at Church of
i t m Transtlgurutlun, le A. St Int. at Hely
1 Cress rem.
i 1IRINTON Jan. 11 at her residence.
r.nr.b siark.- st . Florence rhinten.
Rtlatlves un.i friends, also Camp Ne. ti.1, P.
O. of A ure t-ivlted te attend funeral serv
ices, Tues , 1.30 V, SI , resident e of brother,
Frnnk Hunsberry, 1442 Cuyuju st. Int. prl
vnte, Chelten Hills Cim. Frhr.ds call Men.
cve.
tiiTnir-ca Tt....l ..n in. . . .....
LI.NiE E. UURQESH. at iier lu's re'slde'nce
CONDY. Jan 12 WILLIAM ll cnNnv
Funeral servlces St' it 1 I
.ii. et tne par
ters of (' A. Qulnbv A Hen IA4B V
st Int. Odd Fellevvt,' Cum. Viewing Hun eve
CORCORAN -Jan IL' JA.MES E CeV
CORAN, agel 0.1 Relutfv.H and friends,
also Printing Pressmen s Union, Ne. 1. in.
vited te attend funeral Wed , 8.30 A SI
residence, 3703 Woodland uve Solemn re
int" HolyttCresV' Ja"'9"' ChUrCh 10 A M
CRl!iAME'R.--5lan, 13. 1022. JAStB.3 fC.,
sod of Cburlw T. ana lite LUly Jl, crvatner,
yeih
mtenac
IIUROESS. Parsed en. Jun 14. EVA- LjeJJJ'l-Hft.i,?n1?;, ."' V' Sl. .h.T '
LI.NiIJ E. UUROESH. at iier In", residence , J1 f"-., I?.1,, J,?,"V. Vf,reRALWc z:
31 Uurd eve. Slllll.eurns Reiatlvts unii ! ,Tv',. ' ' aerge M. Kite. Funeral
friends invited te funeral services, Tuts., I p itvViTT t,, ,e ,.,,,.,
" V. M . at Armstrong's. 107. m v iirna.i I .R0". Jn ! ELIZABETH B . vvlfe
it Int private .--.- ... ... ( or lfT(H, Jvlu, jimernl SIisi . 2 30 P M ,
CLAYTON. First Lieutenant ROOEli I residence 38 13 Frankford ave Int. Orecn
CLAYTON died li. Frame .Muy "l, 1010 m,,l"1U ltlnalns '""V te viewed Sun., after
Hue iiollee of fun-i-a vv.ll be s-leri ! ' imw amp-ii u,m,i.i,. ,
BKATHS
aired 20.
Relatives and friends, also Ann;
wnn Tribe, Ne. 270, F . R. it., are Invited
te attend fufnersl. Wed.. 1:30 V. M.. 42'
Church t.. . Ambler, I'a. Services In
Arrbler Presbyterian Church 2:X0 1 M
Take 1:03 V. ,M. train from Readme Term
inal te Ambler. Int. Resehlll Cem. Friends
may call Tues.. from 7 te 0 1'. At.
CROMIE On Jan. 13. 1022. OIL11ERT,
seu et tht lata Themas D. and Mary A.
Cremle, aaed (10. rune rat services en Mon
day, at 2:30 1. M resldsnce of Harah J.
Mnjlltnn, Church , lane, Yeoden. DeI. Ce
I'll, Int. private Fernvvoed Cem, Friends
may cnll Hundny, 8 te 10 I', M
UUHMUR. Jan. 12. PtlOKIlB BOHN,
vvlfe of Herbert D. Crosier. Relatives and
friends of the family nre Invited te attend
funeral services, Men 2 1. M., late rest,
dence, 44 Essex ave.. Lansdevvnc, I'a. Int.
Calvary Cem , Rockdale. la
DANA1IKR. Suddenly, en Jan. 13. 1022.
UUl'ilBMIA. wlfe of Michael J. Danahcr
and daughter et th late Jehn nnd Mary
Atc.Vvey. Hervlce en Monday afternoon, at 2
n'c eclt. at the Oliver II. ltalr llldr.. 1H''0
. Chestnut at. Interment private.
OAVIB. At the residence of her brother brether
lnlavv, Uusen Vlckcrs, 420 North l'resten
let., nn jap. la. iu-j, CAHUI.l.NB M., widow
of Oconto' W. Davis, formerly of Faell.
I Relatives and friends are Invited te the
services en Tuesday afternoon at 2:80
.o'clock, At rirst llaptlst Unurch, Matvern,
t'enna. friends may call Monday evening.
iiivvt.i'.. jan. ia. JSVjij.EiT w,, hus
band et Jennie T. Uevvees. Relatives and
friends nre Invited te attend funeral cerv
ices. Tues . 2 V M. precisely, late residence,
,.'i;i N. 3d at. Int. private.
DIBTRR. At remborten. N, J Jan. 13.
1022, OIIOROB. husband of Kdlth Dieter
(nee Holllnirsvv'erth), Philadelphia Saenser.
I.rles Hoclety and One-Vearly Bpclety. 'are
Invited te services. Tues., 2 P. M., at the
residence of his aunt. Mrs. I-Vederlelc Hmllh
. 170 W. Nerrls St.. Philadelphia. Int. pri-
vate, llelvue Cern, Friends may call Meu
DICTZ Jan. 13. 1IRLTIM P., daunhter of
Hmll nnd Augusta -Diets (nee R-lnauer), attrd
24. Relatives nnd friends. Sodality of St.
Stephen's Church, ere Invited te attend fu
neral, Wed., 8:30 A. M., from the apart-
iiiuiiia u, .luriilU ii i.lUlllKiill. luin i-i. i.i...
'Uormantevvn ave, Kolemn requiem high mass
at Ht. Htephcn's Church 10 A. M. Int. Hely
Sepulchre Cem.
DOHL'RTV. Jan. 12, 1022. KATHARINK
II.. vvtfe of James J, Behertv (nee O Leary).
Relatives and friends Invited te attend fu
neral, Tues., 7:30 A-M.. from her late reel
deuce. .1001 Aramlmrn nve. Solemn reuulem
mass at Church of Nativity I) A. M. Int.
New Cathedral Cem.
DONOIIUQHHILL. Jan. 12. MAR
Gnirr J., vvlfe of William J. Danehusii
(nee Fivulkneri. Relatives nnd friends, also
members uf Washing en f'ump. Nn. 120. V,
O. of A., are invited te attend funeral serv
ices, Mnn 1 V. M., nt 482 K. Thompson st.
Int. hforthvveod Tem. Prlends may call
ie in i-. n.
ef'gSeTaaVfr, SM W efE
i? 2$28UUruv??r' ft nt.-r.XlS;?i ? A j ,n,'e" " C-"
Lutheran Cem. Friends mav call Bun. eve
DRESS Jan. IB. SARAH I'.. widow of
Antheny J Dress, Funernl servlcs Tues..
H I'. St., at late resld'nce. 3818 N. 10th st,
tnt. prlvntn. Charles Evans' Cem., R ndlng
Pa . Wcdncsdny.
rilSEN. Jan. H. 1022 HENRY LODOE.
husband et the late CnUicrlne Ebseti. aged
Si. Relatives and friends Invited te funer.il
services, AVcd., at 2 P. St.. nt son-in-law's
residence, August Ktarlce, 018 S (10th st
Friends may call Tues , after 7:30 P. SI.
Omit flnvvers. Int. private.
EILEN11EROKR Jan. 14. FREDERICK
!'.. husband of Ella T. Ellcnbcrger. Funeral
services Wed.. 1:30 P. St.. at nls late riu.
dcrce, 1217 XV. feltzer st Int. strictly pri
vate. Omit- (lowers.
ERWIN .nee Weed). Jan. 13. 1022.
StARY L.. vv'dew of Otorge Ervvln and
daughter of the late Jehn and Slargsrct
Weed. Relatives and friends are Invited te
attend funeral. Tu-s 8 A. SI., from her late
residence, 2342 XV. Cumberland st. Sol
emn reiiu'em mass, St Columba's Church,
0 A. St. Int. Hely Sepulchre Cem. Funeral
director. Jehn F. SIcCurrnn
ESIIER. Jan. if. HARRY L. husband
nf lnllA &f lA.li.. ni.,H f.7 TlataflLtt. nnd
I friends, also members of Independent Coun
ell. Ne. 8. F. P. A. nnd I'hlle Fire D -
ipartment ln,vlted te funernl servlces. Wed.,
'2 P. SL. from his breth-r'e rosldence. Wm.
,Ehor, 2007 Oxford st Int. prlvnte, Stonu Stenu
ment Cum. Friends may call Tues. evening.
from 7 te 0 o'clock.
EVANS On Jnn. 12 1022 SASIL'EL J.,
son of Divld J, and Sallle Evuna. aged 1.1
years. Relatives and friends ure Invited
te the service en Tuesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at parents' residence. 770 North 22d
st. Interment prlvnte, at Sit. Slerlah Ceme
tery. Frlenda may call Tuesday morning
alter 10 o'clock.
FARRELL. Jnn. 14, SARAH LOUISA,
vvlfe of the late Washington Farrell, In her
82d year. Relatives and friends Invited te
I n.tenu runerai, rues . - i .n.. irem ner
i 'nte residence. Hustleten nvp above Rhawn
St., Hustleten, Phlla Further services, 8
IP, SL. at fit. Luke'a Church.-Ruitleten.
'.Int. ndjelnlng grounds, Cemevances will
Vnect tre'.leys at lirldcu St.. Frankford from
I'l it 1 :3il P. M.
I FERGFSON. On Jan 14, 1922. SARAH
A. FERf.USON (nee Cliff), widow of Jehn O,
FurBusen. Rvlatlves nnd friends nre Invited
te the service en Wednesday afternoon nt 2
.o'clock at her residence. 201(1 East Tiega st.
.Interment 'private. Friends muy call Tues-
Idav evening. 7 ie ft o'clock.
1 FEY. Jan. 13th. CHARLES R husband
of Elizabeth J. Iy. aged 00 years. Rela
tives and friends, also Lincoln Circle Ne. 8,
I'enna. Hrotherheod of America ure Invited
te nttend funeral services, Tuesday. 2 P, St.,
'2832 XV. Albert st. Im. Northwood Cem.
I FITTERS. Dlisi suddenly, en. Jan. 12.
11122. at her late residence 032 XV. H Hrhln'
I eon St.. SUSAN IDA, wlfe of Edivln litters
t,...i.-.'- ..,' ,ri..'t. r.n.i ..ii .i...i... ..
wl.tcli she was u member. Invited te funernl
ervlres en Tuesday, at 2 P. SI. parlors
or v- j. l'nniips. ins ,-. nun st. viewing
Mendnv evening. 7 te 10. IfR. iteunt
Vernen Cem
OII.SON. At WoshliiEten. T C. Jnn. 14.
JAMES A., husband of Amanda Olloen. and
seu of the late James J. and Emma Ullsen,
formerly of Philadelphia. Funeral nnd Int.
Wed . .nt Washington. 1. C.
OIVENS. Jan. 14. 1022. at her residence,
RR1S N. Lawrence st . ELIZAUETH OIV
ENS, widow of Rebert Olvens and dnughter
(if Jacob nnd the late Elizabeth Kramer (nee
Slaver), aged 42 Relatives nnd friends lire
Invited te attend funeral services. Tues., 2
P SL. nt the funeral home of Jehn C. Kim
in., rl.. t Sens 212B-27 N. Bread st. Int.
....... . .--- .--,.- i.;. . ..- - .. --.-
ueiri'i-iv-i , jnn, ij, uiti&Aisruu
GOEPFERT (nee XwierJ. aged 00. Ite.n-
tlves nnd friends lnviic.1 te fun-rnl, Tues ,
s 30 A. SL. from her late residence. 30.11
Ulrard nve. High mass of requiem at St.
I.udwlg's Church 0 30 A. SI. Int. ut Hely
. roes Cem
OOULD, Jan. II, 1022. DENNIS OOULD.
Relatives end friends Invited te funsral.
Wed . 8 30 A. St , from the residence of his
daughter Sirs. SInry Smith, 40.1 IS. Cambria
st Solemn requiem rnssa Church of the Visi
tation in A SI. Int. Hely Sepulchre Cem.
Oil NT Jan. 18. 1022. HARRY A,,
husbund of Ro-e Orant (nee Fltzpatrlek).
Itein'lves and irienus are inviieil te intend
funeral, Tues., 8:30 A. SL. from triether's
residence. 2018 N. Heiisall st. Solemn high
' reuule i mRs Ht. Columba's Church 10 A.
M li . Helv Redeemer Cam.
(jREEN Jan 13. CORA B., daughter of
the late Jehn St. and Aratielta R. Green
llilatlves and friends, empleyes of Curtis
Publishing Company. Invited te funeral ncrv
Ices, Slen., 8 P, SI, preolselv, res'dence of
'.rnitier 10J Perter at. Int. Iottstewn, Pa.
Tues.. 0:21) A. SI. train, Ilread Sttxct Sta
tion ORIES Jan. 14. EDITH L . daughter of
Jacob and Emma Dries, nged 2 vrs, 3 mes
Relatives nnd friends nre Invited te nttend
fun.'ial, Tu.-h u A. SI., from her pirenu
lesidm e.iii N lutn et. int. nrlvnte.
(1RUMLEY. Jan. 13. H ORVILLE. son
of William il. and Jeanna O. urumlev (nee
efiO.iffer), uged 18. Funeral services Sten.. 2
p M from Ills patents' residence. 3303
Federal st camaen, ?.-. J. int. privatl.
Vrllnuten Cem
HAflEN lun. 13. 1P22. CHRISTIAN A .
eon of late Arthur Hagen, tn thu 43th year
nf li.s agi. Funeral servlees ut Church of
Ojr Sloth, r of Ooed Ceunel, Uryn Sluwr."
Sten le A SI Conveyance) will iniet 0:13
A SI train from Uread St Station at Uryn
Stavvr Int. private.
J1AUAN. Jan IS. WINIFRED, widow of
Jitnea Hagun (re's Lynch). Relatives and
friends nre Inv ted te attend funeral. Tues
day. 8 30 A SL, rosldenco of her nephew,
Edward Celeman, 23.14 Cedar st. Solemn
requiem mass St Ann's Church, 10 A, SL
Interment Ilelj Cress ("emetery,
HAINES At Sit. Helly. N J.. Jan. 13.
1022. H. T!IA()CARA, hustwnj of Clara B.
Haines, aged SI Relatlven und friends, also
till le.liri.,1 nf whleh tin unn n tnAtntw. In.
, vttd te fun-ral from his late residence. 42s
High st . Stt. Helly N. J.. Tues., 2:30 P.
Sf Int Sit Helly Cem
HASH Ll ON --Jan 11. MICHAHT. .n.
. bnnd of Hannah Hamilton Helutlvna ,.n,t
... ," 7 ...... j .. '..-".. ." "-.' T-
' iii.nui. rvr. lilt ii.-ri in Hiinnii iun.rni.
30 A. M.. from his late teldenen
I Ciunbrldre at High mass of rjqulem St
t' laiicn .nvier n vnurcn
10 A. SL Int. Helv
C,?rvvFvlT,,, it irimt...! . v .
.1.,'iVNh'?,,'Ja,n 13, THOSIAU husband of
LunlnT,.J1"7 1.lRn;,'.,Iu'alj'' nd friends,
SISO L1IV Jl. A (J. II. InvltPO In f.lnnr.l
Te. k-Ki i Uf ; k L--i...- . 7i' .."'
i. ?.i, :u.h"V?J1,f1-.. lerm reiulem mass
at Cliiin-h of th N-utluliu in a t i..
N. ... W.i j , rt .... .v ... ... ,.,
?"' Cathedral Cm.
IIKAI.Y III I' runrn. Viv in into
JOHN HEALY. Private.: Ce. It. 110th ikt.
Relatives and friends lnvitri 'tn r..n...i
from the residence of his aunt, Sirs. Mar
garet Cenner. 21(1 Harmony at,, Ceuteavtlle.
Pa., Tues . Jan. 17. 1022. Sleet et the house
at 8 A SI .Mass at St. Cecilia Church 10
A SI. Int. St. Cecilia Cem.
HOKE Jan. 14, lt'.'2. FRANCIS be
loved son of FrenelH a, nnd Msry Keke (n-e
Re.venkamp) aged S. Funra! Tues., p
SI . inreMi' nsldcnce, 2220 N Delhi ut
Int j.rlvate
JONES. Suddenly. Jan. 13, 1322, WIL
LIASI E.. huetianii of late Susan Jenes.
Relatives und friends Invited te funeral servi
"V1. T.'.1C"' '- ' ' "' hi" lit residence
2103 XV. Ontar e st. Int. strictly private
KEI.IIY Jnn if.. El.Wixiri n .', ."...
of Mary M Kelby. Ilelatlvei aid fr'end.
I ,.,?r..A."V V?:??'VV. J an la. 1022
- , in.a miiiefV iinimi.,... .;.., ..rr-T.V"".'"!
' Li...Lin..i. i i ...;. ; "- -. --..". ...r..
NorthwevU tern vault, viewing jien 8 te pamuei .i nice, inn-rai services .vinn., -10
p SI P. SL. bl E, Oarfleld st,. Oermantewn. Int.
J V M . ftt his Utt rrnlflene, 1511 Wern rath
my it rnnirrirn mi tirfitniA
.... n.nunii i'Jc. S1U, l imU A HT., Iltld
en jiimuiiin imii ntner organizations of which
hu vvus u in mbir. nre Inv Hed te ittind
funerut servlces, at his late residence. 114
Ferrest ave. Nurberth. Ia Men r
precisely. Int. private. Sit. Peace Csm
Train leaves Ilread St. Station for Narberlh
L .P M' rlntl iny call Bun., 7 te 0
P.. M.
. rjVUDESIAN. Jan, 14, TIIILIP LAUDE
JUH Retative, and frlsed. Invited . te) fu
nKATHS
neral servlces. Wed.. 2 P. M.. 200! Dickin Dickin
eon st. InL'Prlvate. Friends may call Tuea.
evenlnir, . .-,
LAilER. Jan. 14. at Wayne Apts., 1B3
Drewn st.. DAVID U husband of 8. Jennie
Lauer. Relatives and friends Invited te
sorvlce, 1530 Kalrmeunt ave,, Tues,, 1:30
T t Tnt tirlvafj.
'lA)NO. Jan. 14.' DMKATinTlt.M., wldetv
or James n. unn. agca u, i.eiaiives mm
rlends Invited te funeral, Tues., 2:3(1 P. M.
from residence of J. C. Clair. 817 Kuclld
ave.. Ambler. Int. nrlvate. Take the 1:02
train from Reading Terminal te Ambler. Re
mains may be seen Men 7 te 0 1. St.
LOUOIIRAN. Jan. 14. MAY AONI3S, wlf
of llernnrd J. Lemhran (nee ICamllteiV
Relntlvu and friends nre Invited te attend
funeral, Wed., 8:30 A. St.. father's reil-il-nce,
1318 J'erter st. Solemn high mis
LPtphany Church 10 A. 31. Int. Hely Cress
CMbc1NT!RE. Jn. IB, 1022, DANIEL W.
StacINTIRB, Relatives and friends, also
tlrlcklavers' Anse. nnd Independent Circle,
Ne. 38, 11. of A., nre Invited te attend fu
neral, Ved 1 P. St., from 030 N. 10th st.
Int. Woodlands Cem. Remains viewed Tues.,
MacPIIEliaON. At his residence, Stair Stair
nella. N. J., en Jan. 14. 1022. WILLIAM
CHARLES, beloved husband of Slnriruerlts
St. MacPhcrsen (nee Coffey). Announcement
MAHOL Jnn.'ll. CHARLES, husband ei
Martha StaRRl (nee Cummlnca). eon of Kate
and late Themas SUr-kI, Relatives and
friends Invited te funeral. Sten.. .2- P.. St..
late restdence. 2BS1 8, Heward st. Int. Fern-
WMcCLOu'D, Jan. 11, KATHERINB C,
wlfe of Harry J. StcCleud. Relatives nnd
friends are Invited te services. Jlen., 2 P.. SI
at residence of her son. L. W. Kearns, 183(1
N. Aldcn st. Int. private. Sit. Peace Cem
Friends may call Bun. eve
StcaOUOlL Jan. l4. JAStES. husband of
Stary SlcOeugh (nee Kane) Relatives nnd
friends Invlte.l te funeral. Wed,, 8:34 A. M
from into residence. (1118 Pentridge st. Hluh
mass of rcnulem nt Church of St. Francis de
Bales 10 A. SI. Int. Hely Cress Cem.
McKEEVEIv.VJan. 12. 102V. TJIOMAP ,T.
husband of the late Elizabeth A. SIcKcevar
(nee MrLauuhlln). .Relatives and friends,
also William O. Warden Hen. Assn. em em
peoyes of the Atlantic Refining Ce., nnd
iaaue of the Sacred Heart of Bt. Charles'
Church, ere Invited te attend funeral, Tues,,
fl-30 A. SL, from his late rosldence, 2312
Lembard st. Solemn renulem mess St. Pat
rick's Church 10 A. SI. Int. Hely Cress
C McMACKIN.-Jan. 12. PATRICK Sic
StACKIN. aged 73 Relatives and friends
Invited te funeral, Tues.. 8 A. St.. from the
par ors or n. i-. rimnniniu nom, n.iuu
Vine t. Stass Church nf the Victory. Bllh
and Vine, 0 A. St. Int. Helv Cress Cem,
MnWILLIAMS. On Jan. 14. ELtZAUETH
daughter of the late 1 rands and Ann Stc:
Williams (nee SteVelgh). Relatives and
friends Invited te funeral en Wednesday, at
s-.til A. St., reslJence of sister-ln-lavv, Oath-
MOORE. Jan. 13 1022. StAROARET. be
loved wife of Jehn Stoere. daughter of the
late Patrick and Stargaret Limb. Re'nttves
-.i t.inrt lire Invited te attend funum
Wed.. 8:30 A. Sf.. Inte residence. 1B12 Chjrch
st . FranKieru. euimnn reqvi.em mnes ni.
Joachim's Church. 10 A. SI. Interment Bt.
Deminic's Cem-tery.
"SIOROAN. Jan. 13. 1022. ELIZA JIAR
LIN, vflfe of lata Jehn Slnrgan. Relatives and
.r.,t invited tn funernl. Men.. 1 '30 I. M.
late resilience. 1810 S. Vegijes st. Int. at Sit
MORRISON Jan. 12. StARIE EARLEY
wlfe of Frank Slorrlsen and daughter of
Jehn and Slary Qllllgan. Relatives nnd
friends, also If. V. SI. Sedalltv uf the Im
maculate Conceet'on Church, nre Invited te
attend funeral Tues., 8:30 A. SL. from her
parerts' residence. 134 XV. Wlldey st. Sol
emn requiem mass nt the Immaculate Con Cen Con
ceptlen Church 10 A. SI. Int. Hely Sepulchre
"sTyERS. On Jan. 13. 1022. CHARLES
A., son of Slary E. Slyers, aged Tl years
telativts and friends are Invited te the
services en Wednesdny nfternoen ut 2
o'clock, nt the Oliver If. Ilalr llhlg.. 1820
Chestnut nt, Interment private.
nuiv.m-;!.. Jan. ii. umcak m.tzmi;ii,
of 4177 Slantui ave. Due notlce of funernl
will be given.
O'DONNELL. Jan. 13. 1022. ELLEN,
widow of Terrunce O'Donnell. Relatives and
frlends are Invited tu attend funeral. Tues.
8:3i) A. SL. from parlors of T. J, Carrell
1100 Fayette ut.. Conshehockcn, Pa. Solemn
requiem masu nt St, .Matthew's Church 10
A. M int. Ml. MniineH-s.
PATTON. At 3311 "erth CSd St.. en Jan. I
II. 1022. ELLA, wife of William T. Pat I
ten. Servlces en Wednesday afternoon, a .
1 o'clock, ut the Oliver II. Ilalr Rldg.. 1820 I
Chestnut st. Interment private. i
PEARHALL. On Jan. .14. after a sher '
Illness of pneumnnln, ANN WARDER, daugh
ter of the late Rebert and Eleaner II l'cur
sail, Funernl services en Tuesday, Jin. 17
at 11 o'clock. Ht her late residence, lis
Valley read. Aromere. interment private. I
Is requested that no flowers be sent.
POMROY. Jan. 14. E.MS1A S.. wlfe of
the late Jehn II. Pomroy. Relatives und
trlends are Invited te uttend funeral s-rvlras,
Wul . 1:30 P. SI., at her late rcs'dence. 201
Sllflllr hi. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem
PEEL. Jan. J3. EL1ZARETH, widow of
Rebert Peel, used 01. Relatives and friends,
also Hellman Council. Ne. 110, S. and D. of
. .fli,. West Ledge s-e a"u H It
' 01 the A C8t LeOUgtf. N0. U.U, D, Ol
WIsatnemhiB Heme. Ne. 0. H. of A..
... . r. ,,,n..nl ...vl... W-,.,! ' t
I.. ; star
11.. and
nre lnvltvi te funeral services. Weil.. 2 I
SI., at Frankford Ave. SI. E. Church. Re
malru may be viewed Tues. eve., at H)l)3
Foulkrod et. Frankford. Int. .Oakund Cem
lrii:n Jan. 13. JOHN bested husband
of Nellie Plpei ' SlanlliK). fvlutlve ind
friends, also St. Lawrence Council. KnlK t
rf Celumbus: Hely Nniue Society. Oidir if
r. ne. N'e. hi: a tttr Carriers nnd erinloye
"t Falrhlll Stitkn. are Invited te nttend
funeral, ill Ills lote rcsldi lice. u33 W L.'hiuh
nve,, v'ji., ...u .i, ... j.j..... i.iu"vj
ass it St Edward's Church ut 0 A.
Kfnt. Hely Cress Cem
TllI)MON-D. Jan. 12. 1022. JAMES J
son uf the late Jumes unl Slary Redmond j
Relatives and friends are Invited te attend I
funeral Tues.. 8.30 A. St.. from his late j
resldmce. 1012 H. 20th st. Salt inn requlem
mass at Church et St. Edmend 10 A. Sf.
Int. Hely Cress Cem.
HEINHARDT. Jan. 14. SEVILLA A
widow of Reuben F. Reinhardt. Funeral
services Wedmsday, 2 P. St.. nt late reel reel
dence 12tl Droekllne boulevard, UroeklLiiu,
Del. Ce.. Pa. Int. private.
Itlv;!. Jan. u. iAnuiii-a. wir.nvr rl
. . . .i. , - . ...
. uvaie xii.nas nifcy can aui. ev.
RILEY On Jan. 12. 1022. SIAT1LDA .1 I
RILEY (nee Harbison), wife uf Frederick W. .
Riley. Re'atlves und friends, also Ce von ait
Chapter. Ne. 100. O. E S.. are Invited te
the services, en Stenday nfternoen, at 2.30
o'Ueclt. nt her residence. C027 Race st. Inter
ment at Sit Slarlali Cem. Frlends may cal
Sun lay evening.
lteniNSON. Suddenly, Jan. 14, WALTE"
ROBINSON, aged 0.1. Relatives and frlerds
iilfe Alfred the Great Iodge, Ne. 23 O S
of St. a . are Invited te attend funeral
services. Tues . 2 1. St.. res.dence. 20"
Snder nve. Int. private, rernwoed Cem.
Viewing Stun eve.
ROSENTHAL. Jin. IB. 1022. lfGRREnT.
beloved husband of Starth-i Rosenthal (nre
Hadra). Relatives and friends are Invited
te attend funeral services. Tues., 10.30 A
St., Inte residence 470.1 Wayr.e ave. Int
rrlvnte. Sit. Slnal Cem. Kindly emit flowers
llaltlmer". Pittsburgh and New Yerk papers
pliare copy,
1UJHHELL. Jan. 12, MARTHA J.
SSIART. wife of the late J. Russell. Rela
tives and friends nre Invited te nttend fu
neral. Tues.. 8 A. M . from the residence f
Andrew Smart 2114 S. Philip st. High
ninBs of renulem Church of Our Lady of Sit
Carmel 0.30 A. SI. precisely. Int. He t
Cress fern
nUlllA'rkiKU. un Jin. 1... I'.UWIN
irAITItinil. son nf Snmiml end llh..rer,
scheckter, aged 20 months. Interment prl-
vnte.
BCIISIITZ Jan. 11. TILLIE. belnved
daughter of the late Henry and H.irmlna
behmltz. Relatives and friends Invited t
nttend the funeral cervices, Sten., 8 P. SI.,
at rosldenie uf EdivaaJ A. Dletz, 3033 N.
8th st Funeral Tues. in A Sf. Int. Egg
Harbr Cem. Egg Harber. N. J. Eg
Harber and Atlantis Clt papers please copy
UCHOENLEDER lim 13. 1022, MARY
(nei Stelger), beloved wife of Wllllera
Scheenleber. Relatlves pml friends, alie
Ladles' Aid of Jehn A. Koltes Cum.i. Ne
228. S. of V , b. of V Aux . Ne. 80, ef
Abrahnm Lincoln Camp, Ne. 30, are invited
te attend funeral servlces, Wed . 2 P, SI
at lur slater's residence, 418 W. Cumber
land st Int. private. West Lalurel Hill
..im ii-inmna nmy ne vieweii -ixes. eve
BEIVARD. At Laurel Springs, N. J., Jan.
1 I'l"'.. I'AT.VIfC If h.i.hnn.l rtf tJi.l. .-.
1
u. .m... -r---- .," - I . . . ... U.
eivatu. iieiuuvra anu irienas, iitse em em
peoyes of Vucuum Oil Ce.! Hadden Heights
Ledge Ne. 101. F. end A. SL: Excelsior Con
sistory, tl. R M : Cretcint Temple, A. A O
K-. M S. : Senatus I.ortee. I. e r tr. .
s nnd Invited te funernl, Slen.. 3 P. SI. lite reel
Tues I dence. Laurel Springs, N. J. Int. private.
2718 1 RerUn. N. J. Remains may be vlewed Sun.
m Ht. evn.
HIIEPPAHD Jan. 14. ItAnnv T. Biiren
'fARD. Relatives and frlendi are Invited
. te nttend funeral servlcee. rue,. 11 A SI
picclsely. at ths David H. 8chu5er llldg
. ll.nn.t anit n in.An.1 ... T . . . .
"'"."" ""'.V-''.'." "..".-'.. ". '"! "
SHIRU. At the resldence of his dauih
.Iim.. ii vi.'.i;.'.!:."1 .r; iSJ?.""1?S"'vt
..T.ii., .-, ... .uvruiiniiu, .mil VJnesinul St.
,en Jan. 14. 1022. iirmjamim p airii.i
airs. i-. ii. juaci-arinnd. itnin rh.tinni
ion Jan. 14, 1022. HENJASHN F. HHIRE
Iti.in.i.... ...,. ......,. . . ..... .'.... V. r:
' ee in Mendliy nVenlnV.V'V'eV..'On ""
utiver it. unr mag., 1820 Chestnut st.
Interment at the convenience efthe family
SHIRLEY. Jan. 14, nt her lata residence,
222.1 Slltflln st.. VIRGINIA, wife of Mils
Shirley. Due notice
8ISIPSON JOSEPHINE SISfPSON, sued
77, at Woedeldo Summit Hill, Saturday
January 14, 1022 Funernl service Tuesday
nfternoen at 2 o'clock, at late home. In.
ten .vnt In Urand Army Cemetery, Summit
Hill Relatlves and friends Invited.
fSUTH.-Jan. 13, 1022. NELLIE F. . wlf
ry Jehn Smith und daughter of the late
tllllam and Ilebccui llarett Relatives, and
friends Invited te funeral. Wed., 8:30 A SI
from brother-in-law's residence, O N Sn.l'h
014 Ridge ave,. Darby. Pa. High mass
Church uf lllessed Virgin Slary le A. SI
Int. Hely Cress Cem. "
H.MITIL Jan. ll.-ISARELLA. widow of
Charles Smith. Relatives and fr'ends are
Invited te attend funeral service, Tuesday
2 P St.. ut her lata leeldence, 7043 SIo SIe
Cutlum st., Sleunt Airy. Interment Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
BS1ITH Jan. IB, StOnRLS. husband of
Hannah .1 Smith, aged 03 Rolatlvea and
fr mds are invited te attend funernl serv.
b-es, Wed,, 2 P SI late residence, 2128 N
0th st Int Adath Jeshumn,
UNDERTAUnnS
C lW BROAD An
S DIAMOND
nKATHS
. 8PKNCKR. On Jan. IB. 1022. mT
a., wiuow.er iicnry H, Bpeneer tne Vi...'W.
Del.). Relatives and friends iV. M''l"i,
te the services en Mnml.v .i..JA lnlttd
o'clock, nt the Oliver ,1L 11a r in,? J" . '
. .'A' KNilUntlLll. Jan. u. wit,... 1
1 1 r. t. sic. son or Arthur A nnd Msrin i!1At
1 Stcrnbereer. aged 7 weeks
"iei.'Sr,
nt. private.
. aUAISIIfillS. Jan. 14 1022, StAnm I
it.ii. h.i ia,i . ma. i..ii tiicri
Jes" an.l friend, are Invlted'Ifc. I
neral, U'wJ., 0:30 A. M., frni her i.Id
rtencr. 32 N. IBth at. Itequtem JV? tMH
"' V'"ll " ,'' U int. .T
:v-. st i
ni. n0l;v
DCjJuiciirw vruii
TALLEY. -On Jnn. 18. 1022. ratiih S
TALLEY. Funeral services lit, &'& A.
near Jehnsen's Cemer. Del. Ce, pi , !ff,ee. f
rla, 1 n'rtrv.lt. Itt, trill .... TlltlrS. .1
at Ilrandywlne Summit and bu at jlhiU'8' 3
Cerre- "'"mat.,.
TOWN.-T-On Jan. 10, 1022. ANDnrw . t
Town. Announcement of funeral later '.'-
- HNIilt. Jan. ll. 1022, maiiv
widow of llenlnmln F. Turner si Yi ?
Fur.eral from the residence of her son Pr. '
Dnnlil C. Davis. Beweil. W J., TiiiJ ,na!f '
Ircat the house. 2 P. SI.' Int. Ulas.be;
4 'VAN AKEN. Jan. IB, 1022. HENn...' '
son of late Henry P. and Sliry vkn l.V 1
Funeral services Wed,, 2 P, SI., nt J..?"
dence, 1424 N. 10th st. 'int. Liurll Vim
WALLACE. At Pnlmvra, N. j. ,, ,,
SAMUEL C. WALLACE, in M i flwnJi'
neiAtives and f rends nre Invite! .u.f.r.
funeral. Tues.. 2 P, St rcslderce nf villi
A. Snover, 311 li, Bread at., ParJInJt Vl
N. .T
WARRtCK. Jan. 13. mtSIA Jnvjs-. ft
nldnw of Iho ale W Ham vV.i. J0:;E8'!
---. .j
... -. .n.l f.l.M.1. Int.111 .- ..,..' . ItCli. I
Ve'rVlcesr tJ... . li" A. SL tnfl
dencn.eher n. Dr. WlllUm If. wjrnvv"?
at W. .llirvejr sL. Clermantewn. Ain?: "
mny call Sten. eve., after 7 p. M. fnt B,V,
James the Less. Atlantic City papers pie $
WERER. Suddenly, Jan. 12. jeitv ,
isbnnd of Slargaret Weber, aged 02 t'
neral Sten . 2 P, SL. residence, BI4 15 -n
lard st. Int. Oakland Cem. Remains Si:
be viewed Sun., after 7 P. SI. " mi"
WEIlER.-ttnn. 14, ROSE, wife of .iv
II. Wiser, ngea in, nciatives and f rien,i I
are Invited te attend funeral. Tues.. n v I
Inte residence. 4JKK1 N. Cnmac st inL ' I
ivanill jeautiimi .... - ,-wiiuir emit no-rep
WE1N. Jan. 13. -MARIA. WEIN. njf,'
tlves and friends ure Invited te attend tl
neral. Monday. 2 P. St.. res'd"nce. 22ia
8. Felten st. lntermem .Mount Slerlah Cem.
cterv. . Ilnds may call Sunday evenlnV
WHELKN. Jan. 14. WM. J." ion .
T-tmntliv and the late nilzabelh lv.t ', SI ,
neral. vvca., e:ou a. .11 . ;i Qrern Vl
Solemn renulem 'mass t Francis a..i!Ji
10 A. SI. Int. Bt. Slary 'em. "
WltlLDEN. Sudden! Jan. 11. Tllin.
DEUH.V.. husband of Catherine Wt, jjC
(nee Kennedy). Relatives and friends,,!
Invited te attend funeral servlces. Slen. J
M,, residence. 1220 8. Bonsall at. Int. Lseil
burg, N. J.
WHITE. Sudd -nil-. Jan. 13, RICIIABn
HOWARD, husband of Ida Whit-, (?m
Maw son), son of Wm. nnd Alnry II. Wh
In his SBth ear. Relatives and friends, in,
Oerusalem Iidge Ne. B00. F. & a. SI kens.
IliBten 1 ircie. . ''. 01 ... tentennlsl
Tues, evening 0 te 10,
WOOD. Jnn. IB. SARAH LOUISE, ttlf,
of the late Arne d Weed. In her 01st yar
Ite'ntlves and frlenda nre InvttH te ntttn.i
funernl services. Wed . 2 P. SI. at her Tats
iceldence. 20"0 N. 13th st. Int. pr'vate
WYATT. Oil Jan. 13. 1025. HAr a i
loved wife of James II. Wyett. Rela'tl,.,
and frlends nre Invited tn nttend funeral
services, en Tueday. nt 2 P. SL. at her !...
services, en Tueday. nt 2
raaldence. 1S10 West Chesl
residence. 1S10 West Chester pike. Klrkiyn.
I"rlends mav cnll Slenday evening.
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Weleh). aged 22. Relatives and frlendi. Vu
St. JTftneis Hely Name. Dlv. 13, A. e ii0
and P. R- Telegraphic- Union. Invlte.1 ik . :
t a. ...a rn ...... rnnH nr r. .1 i
evernnev Ledge. I. O. O. F.. SI. W hiti
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te funeral service. Wed.. 1:30 p. j, 34JS
a m Int. .ertll cc.iar 11111 Cem v
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