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K'lWTmr f.vtng Public ledger-phiiabelphia, FAar. September is. 1022
L "'I .'' s 1 : 1. 1- ; 7 1 -
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(ETY WOMEN
L
HUNT STO
EN PONY
STRA WS SUFFER SHARP BREAK
AT COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
Mutrub One of Twe Taken
Frem Country Club Stables
at Bala
OTHER ANIMAL IS FOUND
women, led bv M"
Wheat Alse Takes Heavy Drep
en Unprotected Heads of
Frolicking Brokers
"This Is Last Timer Says
Head of 'Change, Just as He M
Hays Every ear
Straw "went up" ninl wheat "came
fnm- Lni'lntf
Bessie Debn Al.cn,,. nre e ay - l JTZ-
fnrehlnr the enuntrilde nlmns Uie nwrrin i-vuiiuiige tin- lleursc Huild-
Mnln I.lne 111 iiiitmnnbiles in hope if nK. '
finding Mtitrub. n SlluO niln pe'iy , Many were "losers," ospei iallv thee
which n- stelen vcvtrdi.v from M.e ' who "invested" in straw earlier in the
Htnblr. -f tl... Philadelphia IVnitry , M';' ,.,. whwU ,()ilk teri.ltu, ,,,,
Club nt Rain during the panic between ,.emill, ,( ,v tll(. lmj; nill vlm
the Flaminge nnd Meadow-brook te-im. iiiiturtiiii.itc' head.
Retuvn nnotlier pmn . slnlen nt the In a "bullish" fashion the lies hail
name limp. MH- later n..n.l lied f ' " l"'"" .ul. V1'110-.,1'"' u,,1,'1 ,s u,t
7 , x. ,, ,, . ... i,,,,m,,,t mm' aieintf( fi.r the dcstnictien et
trre nlena Null Prive In I.miinunt ,. Hlr,!i i,,,,,, lhl. ,0..r of li. I'mu-
Pnrk. ii.iu-i ml Kxrhnncp.
When rt-enl pi'pml iiinei'i; tin iiipp- ClmrU'x 1. lilni, of the I'urUpr Ceni-
tnters thnt thp ieii;ps hnd (lWai:.c'ir"il. .nfvien femiianj, uic one et tlip nrt
aM.'.Mt..mu-. i,rem--.l that a -.ri!i lu nii- prier te the :r:ii.il H.niis.1. "
br mini il.p him... into Ikt .-ar - : I" anhp.l tin. ..Im-v let liid-
an.1 stnrted out and f ill n devn His I-Iii-i. of hay hntx.
wbmpii followed. Tin- ipnr. h wax ren- nil the Fun Started!
tlntiPil tednj . .... e... llnu.ith a di'"lv tit'iu tap large beard
.Mtitnii. I- ewt.ru ei roi.e.-.i .-.,.- . f . (f , k ,
.Muutinnii' anil And) S mrklnu. .Ir
With a ell of ilelr.'ht ut tlie oi-true-
1 101) Willi ll 1111 W tlbll.lt te Wlttll.HM
linn iiidt the hat liiKh in l air oei-
iM'lniiii:e iloer. 1 li s.u'.il iirieiit
like an uihut rnM mid aiiuali . ar tin1
feet et M ilil.uore, olio et I no r, in r
l ow-iieil b StepiiPii Siin-
ford, civ of the voiiTif.est pole laei-
and n tinmner of the !l!i'.ie"'t teim.
Fred l'nttervm. in. tin err of tl"' S.in-fni-it
Stel le ild a siili-limtial riw.ifil
would be Kiien the limler of the nii-ilU ,K,
Mut.-lb iiii tn!(e irein I'.rjn Mnwr,
nlnnz with ilmu- thirty ethi-r herses.
te the Phi' id. ll hi i Country Cl.ib bv
Kred Patter-mi. in mapev et the San San
feril -tnlilP'. , , ,,
I -itrr the ilivir of thf hore x -tnll
wns found open .ml thorp wn n :n
of IIuti ub. Twe or.ipentor- wrihlns
In the titblpi snld tl.py Niw two m"ti
tnke ealr of brtd1e. Piutlier Inve-.-tleutlnn
-lnived thnt Spnern had van
ished nl.-e.
A 'Piirel ins partv wn-- evpnnlzrd by
Sir Smfe'ii i"inm wn found at
Neil diive Mid' r the PhiViHpM'i and
Hendiiii U.i lw ii bti.ls" upi'.iri'itt'v un un
hnrnied. The mili Inferiiinfinn that ha- ihu
far loin ebMltifd abe'lt "Mutrub i" the
tntPi'-.ent of a ivei.ian tliat -he -aw a
mini rldiiv; him evvr the PalN liridse
enrli hut 'letiln.
Mutt-lib iMi- . 'ife liililen in tlie mtor-nntie-al
id nateli in Knaland by
Dpvrrem Milbiim. nn AiihtIeiim nbr '.
The ml"in pery K a bnv .tal'ien
nnd wn bremlit from Kn'nnd lat .July
bv Hurl W II ippinn. rp-errc plajer of
the Intotniitieral pole ten m. fr-im whom
M nnf, r.l hmlllit tlie liore Mtlt-
rub ha- le-n "ii the -ick lit for the "uii
last four woek". having 'wl-ted a ten-
den (luri'ii a pau.e.
ROWLAND BUCKSTONE
Acter Dies Twe Weeks After Re
turnlna te Londen Frem U. S.
Ientlnn. ."-e t
stoiie. tlie in ter
"Miin,' -inn Montiiiero iiiiiup ln
brmth a- he le.iniil lewl ferwuid te
mm-vtf hii i hiiptnu.
With the spoed if n whippet h um 1.
"And)" SohiekliiiK -pritui: at the in . l)
woien jiioeo ei ha) at Montiueio - toot
and in iiiiuthiT in-taut ihore was .1
eiuiu'lilui; miii iid and the owner's
"U-iiii) " wtis a- il.it .is a pa plaie.
S.uildeiil) -oiiie ene att.rcii In u
"lnu'lj" tir.iu and iiiifuiiiiliar with tlie
iitualiiiu .-lipped nn the hatlletieiil.
Thi.e w.i- ; ill no.', twi tit) -nvr )i. ill-- of
i';.e-, poeroil ut tlie -i t aliter thore win
.i riiei-r indoed, n nre.it oln'er there
iviu n .swi-hint:, a ci .null- nnd ih"
-tuinser. titiinoved. lein.iini'd whoie he
wa- hallea. i
Then wheat tool; it- sronie t diep at
tl.e luiiids of S.imuel Mcl.eai.
I'ruiu a pitch en the wail beard, far
fieiu the "uiadilliiK llnel.u -e.ue one
lit b.is after bug of "Ne 1 nil mil
' .Ne. J -piini;" tull mi the bared head head
ei tl.e rtrtiKJlinK nia in the "pil."
Silem e oliee niore fell upon the "hai
hal glndiatnrs." Km Ii tare wen- a
)..iz.ln o.pre-oii. Whnt w.i- it?
nole we. e no nmi'i -ti. . . ,i -:
!cr. l''iHlder for Ma-lier
At ml- point, Klni iirrinl with an
nt infill et -ttaw-. It wiiv i-vldeiit le
hail rinde.l a nat rui k without a -..inli
w.iriau:.
'Mil tu.it - mme : ilen t de Unit,
i
mm "MuSfw 1 .
FOREMAN GLAD SHE
LED ftlER JURY
Mrs. May Reby, Methor of 13,
Pleased te Have Served
State in Convicting Slayer
NOT NERVOUS SHE SAYS
-oine
mie voile
.". He.lnnd Hui-U-
lie ' at a ntn It
The wilee didn't enrry in tlie uproar.
Tne ie-iih wa- nb-olute 11ie.1t et lli.it.
Ne per Mi would bieak annllnr- -ti.iw
TCbterdui II" ''ame te Londen from the hat en tne om'iiiiiike fleer l.iiontieiially
United r-Vte- iibeiit two woek- ime m a ii that oi.ieii reijuiteij liuil it be net
lielldav'iitid nl'i.e-t i.uinodl.itelv foil III. dolie. Ne''
Hi. will b" buried nt ChWwiek tomer- A-k Mr. Uini. the man who held- the
jjr v.. world- l'e Olil lili ilolllell-illliollt et
' -traw hat- in one blew.
Mr. P.uokf-teno wi lmrn nt Sydon- Mr. Uinl I- the pi mind P" e--or of
lfam.' Knit. lii';land. in lflO. and thy reputation that he i an di-joint
innde hi" li"-f iiJ'ieiiiniiPi en the sta?e .very pleie et -rr.iw In a -truw n. i in
when evcnte('n ).ir old in I'dlnbiirRli. one well dim ted puneh
ldeylns .Iih Slanit in "She Ste ip- te lint Mr Kim aid !::,mte, , .,r.w-
Cenqupr ' He mippertpd lllen llmie:- e- ten i u .1 thi- ne.r'inu at tin 00-t
-..' Vimnv D.weiinert and Mnrv An- of ..t'ier ' -ti.iw i.w n- - A -11. all
der-en. Hi'" maiie hli tirsr appeal nn . .rewd cat lorej in 1 no -i.
In e. ii'k In lsl and toured 111 mil in their m'd-t oeii
Charle- Krohman's oempniiy After
ward he beeaiue n-eciat -d with K. II
Sethern, with whom he retuuiiicd for 11
HunnVr of vear.
Mr. l!ue'. Mone appeared with Soth Seth
ern nun M irlew in this lat pasen.
and wen a per-en;.l triuuiph a Sir
Telei lJelih in "Twelfth Xiclit."
of ill!
bl P
I en.li .
n an
DRY AGENT SOUGHT B
.VAl.TKK .1. WOOLMAN
Prildent of the Cemmrrrlnl K
(li.mue. the ltmii'-P. Jutt after tlie
-tr.iw "reucli Iieiit." In which
sciires of hat suffered the fate of
tin se In the picture
iiioffpii-lie -Haw lat. of a delit'i.te )''l )''l
jew - pe-ild ajteii b tip .-un.
K111I wa- tee bu.-y linlshlii); off the
remain- of hrnUt n-iiewii inns 10 le
bothernl b a gathering which mijilit
lie oen-pirnu te de him "hatlj" .n
jun. lie knew whero hi- hat wa
ami what wa- mere, no one el-e did.
Klni Mnv Plans (in Awry
Sudd "il there i.iin 11 great -lieut a
-heiit wl.nli. If It had been - en
in lto'iie. would have putte -haine llie-i
of 1. . old Hi.inn- len aie.
A i'.e. e !' '.i -limb il jeliew hat .'ii
cut an 1 l;inil I iiiiectl) in the center of
tl.e ! 11 1 L'e "1 I'd 1.
Ml K.ni looked en. There w is
-i'ii-IiiU t. 'iiill.ir about that hit. lie
ru-l.ed the 1111 IIiir uiiim- In an offei m
-,u t!.i tlii'iu" whii h perhnp- had -.nod
him fietu be.nj Min-triiek hut i" '
Inte
.leral jumped en the pliable "fol "fel
low and bounced off. Mr. Mcl.e.ir.i .
111- I'jis c'eauiiiii: m- lie pat en Is
pi 1 eh." -heiit'-d. The irreat crowd broke
a- he wa- -eon te jump from hi- se it
threus'i -1 a. e.
A "tet ritual" crunch fn' lowed Mr Mr
le ary'- -iidden di-cent and the deli deli
eate.v r-limiel lellew straw was ivn
(li nil ii-iinder. cle-iiu the ie.ci-e- for
tlied.i).
' T. at was all ilsht. le.-. M'.
W01 man. the prc-ident of the e e e
oh.iti'.'e -ji'd nfter tl.c intcn-e battle was
1 . ' t thl- 1- tin- blct le.ir " ;
Mr W iii-.an make- thl- -jus . !i aii
n il,i f ' .wine the li.it llitht-
AM OF TRADES
The first wemnn foreman of a jury In
Pennsylvania te return a verdict con- ,
vletlnu n iniin of first. degree murder, i
the mother of thirteen children, eight of,
whom are llvlnc. is Rind she hud the
(ippertunlty te serve In court Here,
si lw. Is Mrs. Mnv Hnhv. l'-'l Smith
street, a lniindress', who took off tlinej
from her place 01 pmpie.inipni in 11 est
Philadelphia te de jury duty.
"It wa- line te serve." she said to te
dm. "I had always wanted te de It,
and finnll) m chance dime I should
like te de it reiiiilarly, 'but 1 puc-s that
can't be done. 1
Despite the fact that she was lint
familiar with the wnys of court. Mrs.
Kehy entered the room with never a
tremor. And when, in her eapaclty as
foreman jeatcrdnj. she rendered the
verdict eenvletlnc Paul .lone-, it Negro, '
1 of the murder of Angcle Hemente, a
bartender, she evinced no nervousness,
nnd declared that she felt none.
Mrs. Koby is medium height, ha
brown hair streaked with gray, is fair
and ha- light blue ejes. She was dressed
in n dark blue serge dress, low brown
shoes, and it tan straw hat, trimmed
with blue rib'. en.
I've vetid ever since I've bad the
o'nii'e and have always been for equal
rights." -he said today. "I was nb nb
selutel) sure that the mnn was guilty,
my 111I111I was made up te it befere I
even left the court room, and se the
opinion of the ether people didn't make
mi) difference te me one way or the
oilier.
I wn-n't nervous because I was mire.
I wa right, and it weuliln t have made
an) difference te me if the courtroom
hail been three times as large as it was,
I would net have hesitated te stand up
and glie the verdict."
REFORM LEADERS BACK
WAR UPON DRUG RING
Six Organizations Commend Judge
Monaghan for Narcotics Crusade
Six executives of re'lgieus and reform
.I'Miilntien in this city have Issued un
11, !er-nient of Judge Monaghan's cm cm
sade against-the "drug kings."
The exectithes who Issued the call te
, Tdi.5 B
Vf,., V I
GIRL, 15, WINS DANCE PRIZEr
'SCARED SHE 'LHUWUU uum
Pretty Lucy Beland, Champien, Doesn't Like te "Shimmy:'
The "Cake-Walk" Is Geed, but Gesh! She Leves te Waltz
SPEED UP TARP
AFTER CONFERENCE
KKOKGK LEE THOMPSON
Ketircd haulier and clubman, who
died today nt tl'" nilierslty Hospital
I
GEOIEETUOMPSON,
ILLT1IEKS,DIES
Retired Banler and Fermer
Husband of Julie Phillips
Victim of Pneumonia
SUDDEN RELAPSE IS FATAL
Onrge l.ee Thompson, wealthy re
tired hanker nnd former husband of the
beautiful Julie Phillips, rtieil nt .:S0
o'clock this morning In the I nlvcrsit.v
Hesnital nf'er an illness of two w-eeks.
Mr. Theiiips.111, who lived in a
bachelor apaitnicnt nt Uread ami
Pine st'eets. contracted 11 cold nt I ape
Mav Itrenchitis nnd then pneumonia
developed. It was be'leved last night
he hnd 11 chance for le-every. but he
le.-nti sjikinc tapidlv e.irv im.i.
The man lag.; of Mr. 'J l.ompen nnd
the daughter of Mrs. ('.. 1 iillerten I'll 1
llps. of New Ymk. Newport and Paris,
was regarded as one 'f liltli s most
interesting weddings. The bride was
renowned here and abroad for her charm
nnd bounty. ... .
The union "nsted four lears. nltheugh
months before the expiration of that
time the Thompson- had gene tueir sep-
"Clash! I mire was ncnred. I wac
se nerveiid I kept right en chewing my
"Tlils Is the "confession" meekly made
today by tlfleen-year-ehl Lucy "elnnd.
1S17 Cnllewblll street, who laat night
wen the title of champion dancer of
the city at the season's flnnl municipal
dance en the PntltwA)'.
"First, wc nil ilnnceii legeuier, nun
then the couples danced separntc y.
Kven when wc stnrteu 1 was niiiuiiy
nervous, sue said.
"The man I was dancing with wns
chewing gum. tee. hut Mlsa Mnrgner-
Ite VillZ, the (lance censer, sue bum ;
'New. Isn't that n line exnmple te give
die 011n2 children here?' And ha
threw" his nway. but I hid mine, and
then kept en chewing. I wouldn't hnvi
done It if I hadn't been se senred. I
don't chew it always just sometimes.
Yes, just once In n while."
M10 Doesn't Lllte e "Shimmy"
This morning the little dancer, who
doesn't like te "shimmy" nnd wen
her title by just plain waltzing, nwuk
ened with the sound of the. music still
humming in her earn, the twinkle of
the Pnrkwny lights in here eves and the
knowledge, thnt she wan due nt the
mill where she Is mplyede In fewct
minutes than It usually took her te get
dressed.
And her dancing partner, .Tames Mo Me
(lariey. twenty-live years old, 10.T1
Knlsleti street, probably at that time
(was peering into the engine of nil nute-
nnjbile. his overalls greasy anil ins tuc"
streaked with black.
Hut last night Lucy, who was one 01
the youngest contestants of the evening,
and her partner, by the decision of the
.",00(1 irerseits who crowded the Parkway,
were acclaimed the best dancers in the
citv for the way the) waltzed was
.1.1.... ...ll. nnlna te SPC. Ne
SOIIIUIOIIIK ..uiwi r."..n - , ,.
shimmies, no slides, no bnckwnrd dips
Just waltzing. But even nt that tle
sure did shake n wicked hoof, and the
npplmisc of thp crowd 11s Lucy nnd her
partner stepped out te dance nlene
showed what they thought of It.
She steed bv the deer leading into
the mill room, from which came the
whir and dull thud of the englnefl.
smoothing her short, dirty little p tig
frock, stitched In blnck nrettnd the
neck and sleeves, nnd showing n ten
dency te hang In dips nnd curvca
around the bottom. ,,
rT.iin tn .inner.? nh. mv cesn. yes.
said Lucy. "My sisters tiiught me
hew." she cenfieded. uddlns. "L vn get
U.An etetaru nnrt thrpp hrntlierSOnC
little brother, unci one of my brothers
nnd ene of my sisters Is married.
"Hut I don't like te de nnv but
straight dances." she insisted. "Muybe
n little enk walk." nnd her eyes
twinkled, "but no shlmmln for me.
I din'' like it."
Doesn't Knew What Prize Is
Her dnrk reddish brown hnlr was
rut short, and was drawn straight bnck
fr m her forehead. Her gray eyed were
large and sweet, nnd her skin rlnwlres
01 en In the bright streak of sunlight
streaming In through the window.
"Ne. I don't knew what the prlr.e
Is.' she said. "Somebody told me It
was $.'(). I don't think It Is." shr
hastened te affirm, engerly disclaiming
nt.v miMi-lv Interest in thnt nnrf of
It. "but. gosh!" she added, "just 'hlnk
if it was."
"What would I de with it? Well."
and she hesitated, thoughtfully scraping
the tee of her shoe back and forth
across the fleer. "I guess I'd get
mother a present nnd I'd have an
nwful geed time with the rest of it,
doing eh, lets of things!"
Heuse Expected Today te Pan
en Revised Bill, Then te '
Senate
TO DISMANTLE CAMP DIX I WOMAN, 70, MISSES $20
WITHIN NEXT THIRTY DAYS1. AFTER "DOCTOR'S" VISIT
I
i .- ..-.. i..i Tiftmnnn rerciviMi u
arm- are the Kev. Dr. W. eatty . en- , - "-. ; - "-'.,, .,pn. Court
' i.iii-s. pie-Hient ei wie i -iiiiiiiivipiiiii - ," .j ,, ,iert!eii nnd
' I-.-r-ratieii of Chun lies: Samuel K. I'tr notion based e des. rtlen unu
iv,, oenoml -ocretnrv of the Phlla- Ini nmpaiimuty in n-nu-vi... .. ....
, ,:: !,i.i Sundii, Scheel Associatien: Dr. Mrs. rhomi.-en iv v.u i ;. .rope nne
I Ibimr W. Tope. Stute Miporlntendont her. divorce. arieus men et : t.tle wen
e e Vnt -Siloen l.i.igue:Mrs. H. E. repe-ted te be pn.iinc court te her,
'rijinesuck. pres.deV.l of the Philadel- among thorn a Kussian grand duke.
POTTERSMPARLEY BREAKS
Workers and Employers Fall te
Reach Wage Agreement
Atlantic City. Sept. 1.". Coufetres
of the National Iirotherhood of Oper-
nt ve i'etlrr.s and rmninii .iianuiac
finer-
ngi .-orient mi terms
AS HIM SMUGGLER FACES LA
Phila. Merchant Alse Involved
in Disappearance of Whisky
Frem "Mystery" Ship
300,000 STORKS VISIT
Oeynhauscn Fields and Reefs Cov
ered Day and Night
Oeynhausen. Westphalia. Sept. 1."
(By A P. i--A Heek of -tnrk. i-n-ma'tcd
te iiMinber Hl.O.iMHI, has in
vaded Ounhim-eii. I'l-em ten te twelve
of the ''.I'd- ren-i 'l1 tl) en tin- loef
of each house in the town. The nlr Is
alive with tlie i i-rnr- ever) morning
as the ll) te tin- iieigi boring neid-,
where the)" spend the duy feeding, an I
when the) leturn te their roe-ts In the With tlie roefnt renewed activities
Tening. ' of the rum-nrini'ig" i''"t off the New
- - - .ler-ei coast report- nrnhlhitien a'.'ent-.
Missing Man Drowned with'thei' own "iiiim." briie hoen
. i . i m. in. n.innr riinn ever, who in1,
In the Dei.iwaie Kiver at Callow hill
DflD Dfinv
DUitDUyi
Executive Council te Decide
Controversy of Carpenters
and Metal Workers
i l, .. f .um tv w ( T I Hi' Samuel11'""-'! n uie nm- v "
'liie ilatten chairmnn e'f th"e Soci.,1 i Mrs. Tin mpM.n. who is cen-h en,
...,-v ('(.inmifMen of the Northern one of the me-t beautiful women of the
Ilnptist Convention, and Dr. William younger i-eelet) of America and Lui epe
It. Perney. nssoclnte secretary of the has been a much-noticed figure "'''
I'lilladelphln Sabbath A-toeintlon. functions en both sides of the Atlantl' .
"We commend .Tudge .Meiinglian. " She has iweu entertnineii iij me un
said Dr .Tenidngs, "for his vplendid bllity in Ki.mpe. and several years age
.erk in his efforts le suppress the il- n -eii-atl.n was created when it was
hgal sedlng of dere. and we feel he repotted that she had conic tn this
-heuld be Hipported bv all geed Chris-' country le secure a divorce from her
tlan people of Philadelphia." ; hu-band In order te marry drniid Du.se
Alexander .Mleliaoleviicn. u secumi con
sin "f the t'zar of Kussla.
All of thee reports weie denied and
the one rrgnidlng her marilage te the
Kus-Inn (Jrnnd Duke proved te be
without foundation.
Mis. Tl ompseii, who was MKs dulic
Phillip-, was nvirrled te Mr. Ihomp Ihemp Ihomp
seii in 1!!07. At the time of her debut
Association fulled te icaeh an Mie was a mucu-noue.u '
nt en terms for their new hi- long lift t the marriage became even
cnnial iirr'iii'temeiit fei the -anltaiy mere popular. Mien aiterwar i mk-... .n.
brain li of the pottery indtlntr) . The nhread nnd ha- licen lin-re um n""'
slime cnnferein inn- te a sudden end. part of the time since.
The boss p, tiers tirst deiiiaiidid a gen- ' Mr. Thonip-eu was n member of the
oral downward revi-hm of wngs in the Philadelphia Racquet lub, the 1 hila
snnltnrv trade et 'St per ienl. Tin- dolphin (Jun Club, and the Philadelphia
wa- later modified te ".'I per cent. The Country Club. Heiva- In the nnvn
l.rotherhne 1 (ommittce rofu-ed te uc- nvintleii -ervice dunnc the war and
ccpt lediirtieiis. The iihaiiden.iiciu of ' wa- stationed for const patrol and sub
the conferences, mean- thut mi Noiem- marine duly at Pnr Knckiiwny. .. .
bir 1. when the present agreement ex-1 He was forty )ears old nnd formerly
I te- the men are through dealing with was rnnnreted with the banking linn of
tl... (...innffielnrer- A ref orendllln Ote (.rai'tOn 1X11(1 Klkllis.
will he taken among the workers en the Mr. Thompson's mother, who before
1 ipie-t en of accepting a wage cut 01 ; her marriage was .hiss i urei in: jiiimi.
calling n strike.
Seme Pennsylvania Troops May Be Man Who Says He Is a Physician
Trained There Later Calls en Learning She Is III
Washington, Sept. le. Dismantling! Mrs. Keba Ellis, u seventy-year-old
of Camp Dlx'. (N. .1.1 In acrerdiincr wemnll 10 nvcs nt ti, rrnr f 517
with tne V; ,;;" Carpenter street, believes a "doctor"
te ubnnilen nil but three ami) canien-
ineiits of the war period, except for who ennw te see her jesterdny was a
training put poses, will he accomplished tncfj s(1(, M,d she missed ?L'() after he
in the hum thirty day-, according te nml Renp
efflclnl statement' today. The aged woman felt ill yesterday.
After the sale, siciaging or roieo.i. t-np wns nmne in tne iinue. out neigli
nt Hernlus hiillillncs and supidles ill unr!) henrd that she wanted te see a
CnmplMx. it will be used only for llu ,0cter. A mini came te the deer who
training of troops in the Second t erp 1,1 )1P ullK ph.istclan and had henid
Ann, Including these stationed In New .,, tl0 neighborhood of her lllnes-'. After
Yerk, New Jersey nun I'euiwnie. .. 1 j(1 ,n, nS;ed nor n lew questions nneut
Tininirtnii.iit nlTIeinls siiv it is possihle i,nr.if i,n -nlil he would like te en 1111
f-eme of the Pennsylvania contingents. te .,p Dathroem te wash his linnds. He
in the 1 l.ird nrjis .u, mj t nlii her sue wnum uc ueuer seen aim
trained there also. left.
Such bul'dlngr-. wnielieuses and nmi- A ittc Jntrr Mrs. Mils went up up
petlshable supplies a- will be required I Btnirs nnd looked te see if the $'J0 was
for linlnlng purpeser. arc 10 ue reiiuui-ii Vvhere she had lett it
nnd the remainder salvaged.
BEFORE PRESIDENT SOON
Hu Atieetnled rrcsn
Washington. Sept. IS. With the Ah
embargo licensing prevision and tit
potash duty eliminated, the Adtalnh.
trntlen Tnrlff bill was back again te1.
nny bcrere thn Heuse. Slanagcn of
the measure looked for adoption el'ttj
conference report after coniparatWilt ceniparatWilt
brlcf discussion.
It was the plan te send the bill (0
the Senate immediately after the Hen,,
voted and Senater McCtimbrr, Itepafc.
Ilcnn, North Dakota, ,hoped te get h
before the Senate during the afternoon
With two of the high fighting np0u
removed mujerlty leaders thought final
notion might be obtained before ad.
jettrnment tomorrow.
With the adoption of the confer.,..
report by the Senate the bill would b
ready for President Ilc-dlng. U would
become n Inw immediately after h
signed It.
Meeting late yesterday, the nepublt-'
can conferees speedily eliminated th.
dye embargo and potash dutv nretl.
siens in accord with directions given tht
Heuse managers bv the Heuse en Wed"
nesday. With the embargo out the An
1'iitc.i were increased, but only after
long nnd sharp contreversv. Ther
ilnnlly were fixed nt seven cents n pound
nnd 05 per cent en intermediates ntul
seven cents a pound nnd nn nnr ....
en finished products for two jears, lvlth
me uiuiL-s iiiercniicr ni seven cents
pound nnd 40 per cent en intermediates
nnd seven cents n pound nnd 45 per cent
en the finished products. In all citMs
the nd vnlercms would be en American,
valuation.
H00CHG0INGD0WN
But Twe Drinks Bought In Stere
May Send Grocer Up
There is n bit drop In the price of
l.nech nceerdini te tc-tim.t!iy glsen
in Centrnl Station today 111 the case 01
V'cter Anegllnn. DoU'etiie Tny or. of
the Ice sound, said that he bought two
drink- of liquor in Autre lua " grocery.
Twent) -first and Cainbriii streets, for
fcitv cents.
Tailor's he-l en the o(cuien was
tv :,i.. ri.-i 'i'nliii Mild he ihiew
a dollar en the counter after ordering
two drink- and leceiied -Ixly cents
chr.nge. ,.,
Angelina said he was net nware thnt
liquor 11ns sold In his place. H' wif
held in ?."00 bail for n further henring
by Magistrate Ceward.
The money wns
gene.
Mrs. Ellis says the mnn is known in
the neighborhood nnd she thinks the
police will be able te find him.
Londen, Sept. It". The full-cargo e.
pnelty of the Maitretnnln, which will
rnil for the I'liltcd Stntes tomorrow
has been taken up with goods which
English shippers are anxious te hi
in before the new tariff becomes ef.
fectlve. Special trninlends are bflnr
sent (0 Southampton from North Eng
land for 11 rush journey.
Y. W. C. A. Workers te Meet
Leaders in the work of the PtillBdel
phla Yeung Women's Christian Aw
cinnen win pass tne week-end In a
-onference nt Providence Maner, the
association camp at Areola. Pa. Plans
for the winter's work will be discussed
I ,a'BBBBi
THIS SIGN FAILED
Monogrammed Stationery
Engraved from new and original
designs prepared for each individual.
J. E.GALDWELL & Ce,
Jewelry - Silver - Watches Stationery
CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS
Saturday Closing Heur, 12 o'Cleck
Cost'.
died several months age.
i nsident of Haverford.
She wns 11
BRITON PROTESTS SEIZURE PUSH PROGRAM ON LAWS
WANT NAME FOR PLAYLET
CEDRICF.JOSLIN
suit that arrest are reported pendliu'
of a PlilMel ihpi linsine-s man an I .1
P -leral prehibiilmi n'ent in Sew .Ter-
SOI
The PhllndeMilan nnd the (lOiern
nipnt agent are -aid te be collected
..!.!. n.w. rtf tin. "ml-fprv' -lllps pi V -
In-: between this enn't and the Kn-
street en Wedm dii) hai been identi
fied us ih.it of .le-eph ellin.i. forty
five years old. a painter. f 'Jli-!l Chris
tian" street, missing for sexeral da)s.
Duelists Going te Japan
Tivn .Tniiiiiie-p sailors, who fenrlit r. Um frnn whiih neiirlv "fil oase- "f
dvel with snmiuIs en the deck of the s'.tch wl i-ky valued at .''lyi.'iliO. 1 aoe
steamship Yi Ifuke. while it was decked h,)f,n rerorted' "mi-sing" following -plant
the feet f Iliintlngdeii -trfet Aug- .,rP f,f the vessel. The agents are 'fn
ust III', resulting in serious injuries te ttnuin'; their quest of the liquor 111 an
ench eil'er. will be sent te Japan te effort ii discover where it is stored
stand trial Warrant for the arrest of the ewncrp
' -MptM-r nnd crew et one "rm.i
Alive After Leng Fall olier-r arc new held by the asent-.
After falling four stories from a senf. Th" Kritl-h hiding soneoner .u. ..1
fold en whi'h he wn- working jesterdav Cnrdener. 111M1 sixty-ieiir
Vlfth and 1 pliers streets. Kiehnnl wlnski nnd ."" "" ' "' -""
n.i Alliriltcil ;rm
VlVntic (II). Sept. I.".. The Ktee.
in " P., ir. i' if the Ame-lean rodern redern
'...I ..f I .or tednv will tuok'e the . .11-treur-'
bftween the Itrotherhend of
'".iriirniers and Joiners and -the Sheet
M-t.'i' AVnrker-' Pnimi. which It i- d"
i'ir. d l.i federation chiefs thie.iti'li- a
iii.ti..n-w.i' tie-up of building construction
Health Demonstration Will Be1
Given at Penn Gardens I
persons who attend the health edu
catien ilenien-iratii 11 01 tne iiiiianei
at
"nlcense Applied Fer," Tag
Motorist $12.50
The sign "license applied for" en the
reur of an nutoinnliile near Sixteenth
and Market streets tedai did net eniihln
the driver, William T. Sullivan, of
New Haven. Conn . te escape the lnw. 1
Traffic Policeman Haker saw thp car ,
and questioned Sulllvnn when he went j
te get the ninchiue. linker mid him te
.-..1 i, l.n It rend In full "license
applied for through the Miami Moter
V.r,;
.':
rc
tpfnfflt
lish Hurdle Fence
MADE OF SPLIT CHESTNUT TIMBER--
r ' 1- .
nfllclently answers every purpose, en Farms. .Suburban
ard Country Places especially large estates. Its
lugged, rustle appearance Klves the effect of an English
Country Heme Order new Immediatc delivery.
Engineer and Professer Dies
Perte Rice Unlversty
Werd was reieiwd iieie today of the
.In... I, i,( I'mlrl.. I.'fnftln ... Tfiwll,. ...
r.lnr. Intorstiite Dnlrv Council 111 the , ' ..f i,.n ,.,...; . ,i, i-i.
' mimical gardi ns of the I nlversity of 1 v,,rstv 0f inrtr K100. Mr. .leslin nasi
Pcnii-.ilvaniii thi- nfternoen at vuu." velerau and well known in engl engl engl
o'cleck will be a-k(d te suggest 11 nnniel noeril(c (.j,.Pf.N ,nf iiiladelphia. II" I
for a new educational pia.nei 10 uc vnk the Ml ,,f )r Williuni Cnrey
prn-eiited. .... . , , .leslin, former hiiperii-mg principal of
The play, which teaches a lessen In ,he Me,n Scn0 antl iv0(1 ,,, Mf(lln.
health, is meant for school children Mr ,esli w t,rtJ.,)ir,,. J0lirw 0i,.
of the seienth and e ghth grades nnd . addition te hi- n, si at the univei-
high school, lliree etner (iramatie en- , . r,,iti States District
applied for through the .Miami .Moter 1 i,,r,
Club Are veu 11 member '! I N&V
linker took Sulllvnn 10 City Hall. He i'fljfv
was lined SPJ.eO. He said he was Ink- ".l.u
lug the car te 11 Mrs. in-ten of ...-
Miami, who recently neiignt 11 111 .ew
I linen.
Prepare for Evening Classes
ltegistrntien for evening courses at
Central I Itch Scheel will begin Monday
and continue until Wednesday. Sei -crnl
new courses have been Included in
the curriculum. Seme of the subjects
of instruction te be given this term will
.S'rnd or Descriptive IioeUlct
SAMUEL H.TENDLER
IS4-4- LAND TITLE BLDG., PHILADELPHIA
Mi."'MJI.SM'H .KnHHnnltM S&W.1UIIU iti
UiAm AmXi.U4i (UMtWi
iMMljIltB'. imlntln
'' r. vers,. ttrMne from a dis- r;- be .VenentedV The? include $4 , t "li ad 0 Veclal studies." ailvertislng and bus..
pit.. . ver which organization -h-cld 111 - ia ,c.minule play for third and fourth , "T ." I , 1 .e-'itv n 1' l'l I no-s methods, salesmanship and sales
s.al- ,1." ,... trimmings in new ...il'd- g;ade ,, uplls. entitled "IIeMllk Is " nl .' 'T,".e nViV l.v Ni." ( nv- management drawing and cemmcrc inl
ings. already has halted millions of u .nB,n, of the -objects and the sUidy of languages.
de'lar- worth of construction in De- llf.al,h wlll be ,,rP,ented in pageant '""'"'ban Ucpul.n ... ,-CMecc
tn t Cleveland and oilier cl..'. It Is form. Mr9. Susann., Bnrtr.-im TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Williams, (f i;ill Seuth I.ighth -trert.
Is in Mount Sinai Hospital with a
fracture of the skull
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W::M
Features for Tomorrow's
Public Ledger Boek Pages
CHARLKS WIU.IS THOMPSON
iinnlyzi- Herbert Ade.ms (ilbbnns'
"An Introduction te World Pell-
tics." (Century.)
"TOM" DAI.Y en "Kit" Merley.
World -known Philadelphia poet
appraises u yoke fellow in the Held
of loiters.
JTJDGK WILLIAM It. LINN rec rec
enilncnds Maurice Hai lug's "The
Puppet Shew of Memery." (Hnr (Hnr
ceurt Urace.)
WILLIAM A. MASON, Art Direc
tor, Public Schools of Philadel
phia, writes of "(ircck Vae
Pnlutlng." .Dutten.i
A. HAMILTON fJIIIUS reviews
Henry .Innies Perman's new novel
"The Man Who Lived in n Shee."
(Llttle-Hrr.ivn.)
COMMANDKR W. R. MASON
FIKLI), l'. S. N.. pays his re
spects te llcnr Admiral Senten
Rchreeder's "A Half Century of
Naval Service." (Appletnn.)
RBV1.AVS of latest fiction, Inelud
lug "HAIMUTT." by Sinclair
Lewis (Hiireeurt Ilrace); "VVM
TAIN PEOPLE OK IMPOR
TANCK," bv Katherlne Nerrls
(DeublediiyPagc) and ".H'DITll
OF TIIK (iODLKSS VALLKY."
bv Hrnere Willaic ( Stokes .
AN ATTIC SALT.SHAKHK," by
W. O. T.
. 'l-e of
W.IS -I 17." i
hi the prohibition cruiser m.ier eU
Ieng IJrnneli.
The captain. Hareld S. P.etts, a
Neva Sce' Ian: Hert IInti-011. super
i.l -... ( r.trllt II APA IIP.
carise, and me 're " -"
11 1 rt d
Jehn Denlln. president of the Ituill
in: Trade- DeiSartment of the A 1" of
I... is here te jne-ent the 011-0 te the
r.xnutive Counci' In the hope ihnt if
wi'i ii'T as mediator and bring pi mv 'e
the tve unions. Frank Duffy, secre
tur ..f the carpenters' organlziuien and
a ilee president of the A 1". of I..,
will present his union's claims
PUPILS SUSTAIN TEACHER
Mrs. Susanna Bartram
Mrs. Sii-nnna Kartrani, widow of
Themas P. Hartiniii. .1 ih-ccndant of
Jehn lliii-trnm, died )esnrdn.v nt her
Pretest Dismissal of U. S. Professer 1 home in Media. She was eigbtv-nine
years 0111. .urs itiinriiiu wns a iiaugii
ter of the Inte Henri Pratt nnd wns
In Filipine University
Manila. Sept. l."i. Students and Fili Fili
pieo members of the faculty of the 1'nl-vrr-ity
of the Philippines are forcibly
rii'iitestimr nciilnst the removal of the
It wns disclosed before the council head of the department of history, who
widely known in the Society 1 f Friends.
Funeral of Edward W. Davis
The funeral of IMwnrd W. Davis, for
mite.! Hill glVCIl a I.' 'inn.- noier
Vnited States Cemnil-i"iicr Hansen in jesterdav that the Nntlennl Il.-aid ;f is an Amerlcnn. en account etciaws insrl,nce Company, who died Tuesday.
llobeUeti , .luri-ujcuuniii .....mh-, .. .......... . ... - ... n.i.ii..n ,,....,..... ... .......... ,. .H 'ittenioen Irein las home,
llend for lletts nnd Hnn-en was hed grn.lzntlen of engineers, architects and timi. Ills dismls-nl was ordered by the '., , (ireenwoe.l avenue 1 ans-
nt ."(Hi0 each, while each member of techniciaiiH. had allotted the metal Heard of Regents, of which Mce l.ev- 'i' f
the "crew was held In S.-(nl hail. trimming weiks te the Sheet Metal erner (Sllmere is chairman. Amass- M "Davis, who was slxty-ene icnrs
Violent pretests li.ne tr'en made by Workers' rnien. The carpenters are meeting is plunned bj the I-iliplnes, 1((i wfls ( mp)ll)(,r of tm, Wci8n
Ciiiitain Rptts 11- te the legality of the ,,, mVp refused te abide by the alleslng his dismissal was due te his s ',,,.. He leave- n wife, who was
seli'ir". The ski,. per sv-1,1s crntt was naril. un,.ellisl, nftiviiies as a '""Pnru r 11 Mlss 'j,.rtr,e Hafbdgh . n son, Kdward
mere than twenti miles off shore when Al,erilllIB , Mr. i,nUn, briek- "nl t0 P'Otwt FP,0n'nnt";,;-I ,"? II. Davis, of llo-ten, and a daughter,
.ti-.'.ii.ui.. ....... --. -.., , iii-ii nun tie a ward, mm are uiiiiei
el.la .n eloirire of t lie iiretll til t ion iinvy
the (Jurdner wns captured seven and a
half miles out. He says the seizure
wns legal because the custom officials
have authority at sen as far out us
twelve miles.
Caiitain H"ttn said he wns going from
Nnvn Scotia te Na-sau, when the In)
,'i Legislature convenes asking n full In
,. vcrtigntien of the action of the heard.
inanv cities in upholding the m
workers en iebH where cnrtienters
tempt te install metal trimmings, rail- "
lug in this, they are withdrawing their i King Buys Pennell Painting
men from till jobs where the carpenters Weidi Pennell, Philadelphia artist,
refuse te nbde by the Jurisdictional ,llR ,',, ,in n painting te King Victer
Heard's decision. , i-,.,,ni nt ii.ilv. The nalntlnir wns
jiniintii'ti i -. ..... ' , ..
. . i i
i 11, ii iii.. i. ...i , ( nr.Lj ni? rrin i'iiiiiiimi irwrnfr .iv i i i.n nft nvnininnti 111 en ui
ler s men lioarneii nun. no -nm no nun .i'..i..--e."" : .,.,,. i V;"--1 1 uunfi in iin
lust dolivero'l 400" cases of liquor and Mr Denlln urged that. In behalf of Werd of the sale enme today In u dls-
wss tnkliv tlie sUti-fnur seized cn-es peine in tne hiiiiiwib iiiuii-uj, tne ,mt,.j, from Heme, mil ine nniiii' m nie
buck with "him because It was net no- carpenters he disciplined by the Amen- ,,nlnting end the price were net dla-
eeiited hi the purchasers. can Federation of Laber nnd that "all lljSP,,.
Heeks containing nnmesand addresses pressure be brought te bear in mm
of hetelk. eners at Asbury Park. Allan- ' P-lllng them te ebej the decisions nf the , H Robbed
tie Citv and Leng P.each. with a map Jurisdictional Heard. i SIxTll s-treex nec nueuca
te i ii.i "" '", ...,,, .' ,, ., ,le 0,.,,. ..., . tirv vn ued at Sfl.i was stolen
' . ..." .!.. .rn r.innil nhnlnl tlm .. l.t ..In., f.f notion le.lnv .. I,.l. ltist lllL'Ilt fmlll tllC llOlllO Of .1. 1,
nun Miinr mini r. iwiiim noeii'i iii niiinii I' i s i in it - " ."ii v w ti i i . un 11 . -,
Jame, !)uff. VS31 N Heward ai . "'i "V
I'enwnv. V.14.1 N ll1"! "I.
Nelhen Msen isa7 .Mi , V'rnen st nml
Mnry ' Crumiiell. ITOII W allure st
Jehn 111 H hell. IS W w-pieur l . nnd
Fr.it.ie- K Ifndrv. 2210 N '"smsi st
It.mrtn'l s. Ilerhln. SI1 H. '.'Jd ' nnrt
Mtbfl .1 I'Mcienn '"' .'efcrten st.
IVIIIIam J. Olil. in IV '..n'lrnwoert st. nnd .
r.llzabrih 1' Whllenel. 4111 Olrsnl ave. I
William T 1'rrry. H14.'. N nnw.,,,1 ct . and'
Anna Huf.'he, IIM7 y 7th at, 1
Charles uU.rBiii.nn. 317 W W Mines nie. I
nnd lluth It. 1-anrtcnberKir. 21.1 V Wll. ,
William II. Rhfppcrnnn, 4047 Hn.rferfl ijv.
nnd J)elll H Vaunhan. 4117 Hiiwrfnrd ny
Jerry J. O'llrlen. 1.130 North rt , mid Julia
M. S.inluccl 1337 nr linn at , ,, ,
Themas C, I.nn. 7HQ S 1Mb !.. 11 nd listen
V. Iluilen WftMie l'n . .
Wulter wllleits lljen Niuumn at. nnn
l.U'a liner, in'jii .lauuuni r..
1)1
5.XTIIS
CAPIJV Suddi-nl .-"JPI
I
n.nt
schooner. Mle is one m uie iiirnesi wlll ,J(, roperieii 10 ii iiuiini iinienesnn,
vessels ever taken by the local prehlhi- nf Indianapolis, president of the car-
tleit rinvv. penters" union, upon Ii Is return from
Captain Hetts, however, denies he Kurepe.
was bootlegging en Ameilcnii shores. Laber's program of legislation, which
I'roniiuiieii e.mi..in -., .n.- imKr j .,, K ,lre,. aineiidininis te tint Cen-
. ...1.1 1 1 .. i.A ...i. -
nlll' llllt 01 HOI'l I'Miiei .., in.- iM-,inci
wns the proceeds of ret cut li(iier sales
te siniill craft fimn shore.
Hoellegeis are becoming mole pnr
lb ular deiii'inding their pulmenis in
geld Maui of them have been swindled
lilt of lll''jic -Hills by counterfeit lllune)
iitiitlnii of the Fulled Siaie. in nihil.
Unu te the repeal of the Sluiiiuin (in t i - 1
trust lnw. again will (nine before thu 1
leiimil today, nfter having been side
track' d .icsterdai te make wii) for the
resolution, which Inlei was passed, de
iii.ii'd'iig tin linpeni hinent of Atteinej
ijeneri'l Daugheity nml Prdeial Jildgn
Hecks, 1034 Seuth Sixth street, while
the famllv wns nbsent. A silver watch,
a woman's geld watch, a barpln and a
stickpin were taken, but ether valu
ables were untouched.
Stelen Aute Found Stripped
A motorcar owned by Nliiiim
r'reiMir of Mntsonfenl read, Radner.
wns found stripped and abandoned last
night near Aimonesseii. .. .1. 11 w
stolen .lesteidii) from Third and Se:
erset streets.
It was
lit -
niK .inn yer auk 1'i '); Wllkersen, of Chicago, in connection
,.,. fn.l I J the H.lp Wnud column, en' .,, (he ,.' M)op rrfts lnjun(.tleni
IF IT'S A I'Sr.H- ArTOMOIIH.K veu
IMI, u,ll And It en pars 20. ;4di.
Cornelius Davlsh
CVirnelius Davlsh, who died AVednes
day at his home, Ifiii North Newkirk
street, will be burled Monday. Re
quiem mass will be sung in thn Church
of the Most Precious HIe.mI. nfter which
interment will be made in Hely Sepul
chre Cemetery. Pnleeeineii from the
Twenty-eighth and Oxford streets sta
tion house, te which he wns attached,
will attend.
Mr. Davlsh. who was twenty-seven
,ienrs old. died Wednesday after n long
illness. During the way" he served in
the navy and made 11 number of trips
te France.
He was n member of the Twentieth
Century Republican Club nnd of the
Northwest Heys' Club. He is survived
by n widow and daughter.
William Hllllard Apoplexy Victim
William Hllllard, sixty years old,
of 'j:iS Oxford street, died ill the St.
Josephs He-pllal shmlly after 8 o'clock
this morning, from uppoplex). Illllliird
had gene te his place of wmk, the Hurg
Dyeing Kstabll-liuieut, 1018 North
Twenty-first sticit, nnd had been In
the place but 11 few minutes when he
was seen te diep te thu flour uncen-
M'lOUJ.
13. MAUTIN,
tirlevr.1 liu.b'ind uf lul.ry i'an.y rndntivm
and frlendn, alae Klremrn'a Hint. Aaaecla.
tlnn. rirrmen's Ponslen Atsurlutlen nnd Owl
Tempi". Ne 4, e.10 fapei't fully Invited. te
funeral servlcs en rlitur.lnv nt 2 1'. M..
at his late residence, 2337 W. semerMt
at. Inttrment Jllll-lde C'eincteri. Itcinalna
en ilew Filday. 7 tu 10 e'clftrk
COI.HEItT.l-.pt 11, .MAllOAUKT J..
widow of Themas Celbert llelatlvta and
frltnda. nlaa II V M Bedality lyinun
of th. facred Heart. Altar and I'rnpacitlnn
of ihe l-ftlth Hnelrtlea of th. Annum Intlnn
Church r. Inilied te atiend funeral Mnn
s se A. !.. trem ine reaiuencn l pa.lir
O lleurke, 1021 L.ruaa at. Pelmnn hluh nun
of rniulam AnnunrlMlen Crunch. 10 A r
Int.rment Hely Crea. metrr
IIIIOHSTON. At Narb.rlh Pa . H.pt. II
AI.MA MJ'HAU. wife, of Jea.'Pli lliob.ten
Netice of funeral laier.
JUYi U napt 14. JII.IA "ii. in juini
.7 Joyce HeUtliei and frlenda nr. Inilied
10 atifnd funeral Tu.. 8 A M., from Inte
rrUlenc 1742 K. MOVaniensInK ave. Sel
mn hU-n maaa or requiem vnurcn mm
Sacred Heart, l.3u A. M. Intarment Hely
Cra'esNi?1!:j;r: ib. was balmk a. keii.
UKHT widow of Jehn W H. H011J Rala.
lha and frlenda are Inilted te attend fu
neral tervlcaa Men.. 2 P. M.. at her lat.
realdenc. .1113 Clianceller at. lntarmtnt pil
ir Vl.wlnu Hund.y cienlna.
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tale N.ufeid. lined 117 Itelatliea nnd frlenda
ar. Invited 10 attend funaral fliin.. 2 1 M..
Int. reildenre. .'Illi N 21at et. Intarment
Mt. Carinel Crmcieri.
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of Adelpli Kiipplnn lulatlies and frlenda
nrn Invited In aiirnd funeial Kun . 3 I'. M ,
lulu riaiuencM in.iu KPiinunei.i uc. iniei
mant private
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hi. 31th car, Heivtcsj et hla laie .ehI.
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en Slenday. Sept, 18, at 10 A, . Inter
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