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U Aectat Relief Werk in
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Stricken Areas
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Washington, Oct. 23. Appointment
President Harding ei a (.nrnmun
i onnnuers. representing every State,
Lrrltery and lnsulnr possession of the
en te old in me cxichbiuu ui isc-m
relief, was announced last nigm
(v, White Heuse.
The President. In appointing these
lonsers, the WMte Heuse nnneuncc-
nt said, informed them met no ue
j .v,m "tn rn-nnornte with the
nerlenn Red CreBs and the Near East
r,.. .mi with tnr fo-eniinnun7
fmmlttee made up of the heads of the
tn lotions inieresieu in ;'
7c. KVip TCnat. of which Will II.
.. i. Mtntrmnn. In making? known te
En of our countrymen the grent call
Klrh has come out of the Near East
! the heart of the American people."
!irn-. Ihnn n hnlf million Buffering
man beings, the majority women and
lUdren, ere. .dependent en the be-
rrnlence OI Ameriru, me iicmuuin a
"... .further said. "The ned Cress
d Near Kast Relief Committees,
erxlng in Harmony nnn aupyeriea ej
benevolent ergnniznuuiin, nre re re
endlng te the cell. The Cp-erdinat-.
rvtmmlttsA In helntnir te develop the
Jney-ralslng campaign nnd bringing
e concerted action nil the forces pos pes
ETe. Yeu will net be burdened with
Italls, but the association of your
ime Will tie n great inuucun in cucir
nrV In rnnr remtllUnltV.
Governors of the vnrieus States, Ter
torles and Insular possessions have '.
iniftpteil nn px officio members of
Che committee en which mere than 150 i
hriTttte citizens nnve Dcen nnmeu. iue
mmlttee ineiiHies :
jEdward W. Bek, Mrs. Geerge W.
riMMe TlrPTfl. JnmPH A. Flaherty.
anatnr fjpnrpe AVhnrten Penncr. Wal
ler Geerge Smith, Jehn Wannmaker,
Ml of rmiadeipnia; iicnry i-. oceu,
Filming-ten; K. O. Maxwell, Trenten,
f .T Tlnfus M. Jenes. Ilpverferd:
toward Heinz, Pittsburgh; Edward
fcpps, Princeton, N. J.
XMrj. Carrie Chnpmnn Cntt. Maurice
Vancis Efjnn. Abram I. lilkus. ur.
lhn II. Fltiley. Mrs. E. II. Hnrri-
nn. Will II. Hays, the Most ltev.
atrick J. Hayes. Themas W. T.nment,
' Hiclit IU-v. Wllllnm T. .Manning,
enry Mergenthau, Dr. Jehn It. Mett,
rank A. Munscy, Jehn D. Itecke-
ller, Jr.
Franklin u. Koesevcit, liiinu uoer,
brtlmer T. Scnlff. Albert Slinw, Mel
lie R. Stene. Oscar S. Straus, Felix
. Warburg. Geerge W. Wickershnm,
fir. Talcott Williams, ltabbi Stephen
S. Wise, Julius II. Iiarnes, James M.
Cxix. Jeenhus Daniels, Charles (.
IDawes, Mr. T. Celeman du Pent,
Uharle.s W. l'.liet, Kilsel l'enl, Samuel
Uemppiv, .Majer tJenernl James U.
iarbenl. Senater Illtcliceck, Secretary
loever, Frank O. I.ewden. A. Law
tnce Lewell. It. C. Maxwell. Cyrus H.
MrCermlck, Kdnnrd 15. McLean, Au-
pistus K. Oliver, .mines l'utten, .le:m
Barten l'nyne, JnmeH J. Phelan, Mrs.
Etaymend Robins. Julius Itesenwulil.
ICharles F. Thwing, Mrs. Jehn P.
Weyerhnuser. William Allen White and
Mrs. Themas Winter.
iHURCH CONVENTION
BARS BRITISH DUKE
Bishop of Oxford Acta .Because of
Marlborough Divorce
Londen. Oct. 21. Anether echo of
the diverce of the Duki of Murllmreuch.
Iwhicli firm resulted in five clergymen
En runs declining te perform the wed
llng ceremony of him te Miss Gladys
iH'ncen, ei isoiten. .Mass., was henrdat
Dxferd when the Itishen of Oxford re
fused te permit the Duke te attend the
Jxfenl UieceMin Convention.
.As Lord Lieutenant of Oxferdshire,
ie Duke, ex-of&cie, is a member of the
Inference. The liishep, however, ruled
lat all members must have full stntus
Is communicants which barred the
Puke. One report from Oxford is te
pe effect that the decision was creeted
pith applniiHe.
The Church of Enclnnd hns rpmrtpil
le the movies te further propaganda
iim ie raise lunils ter the famous old
Jt. Paul's Cathedral. This week high
powered Ilcllth iierensnrv fnr tlin ilnrk
Interiors will cast grotesque shadows
ver the tomb of Nelsen, decorated yes
lrday in honor of the 117th anniver-
jry or the llattle of Trafalgar, und
puny ether Knclish notables nnil the
lust of Geerge Washington. The
ameurai s tunds were exhausted by
PC COSt of reRtnrlnir tlin htillillnir wlilr-li
?rk is Hearing completion.
NTHRACITE BEING STORED
' of oil and Coke In Apartments
Slackens Ceal Sales
1;PettsiHe, Pa., Oct. 23. The steam
s of anthracite nre ngain being
tered at the big Lnndingville coal stor ster
PI. IM..li. nf .l. 1ll.ll.-1..t.I.. 1
YiMt if " i iiuniieipiiiu una
(Steading Coul and Iren Company, six
miM below this city. Storage of coal
If &nV kind nfter tlirt lnnir ununmi.Un nt
lie entire summer is a surprise te
Peraters nnd Is Raid tn lm ,1m n tl.n
wet that many cen.suincrH have substi
tuted oil or bituminous for anthracite.
R K apartment houses In New Yerk and
....uuiriiimii nre reported te lie using
i nnd coke liiHtead of the (.team sizes
itiiracue.
"e production of hard coal Is still
V leasing and 1ms new reached 00 per
a '- of normal nnd will seen reach
'- amount put out In the highest weeks
, production before the susnensien.
W'eraters say, however, that the lack
i Hale for steam sizes puts u great
lu.i.iiuum cxpense upon tlicm.
JOHNSTOWN MAYOR SUED
'Valm Filed at Ebensburg In Alleged
$2,500,000 Deal
' t&ensburg, Pn Oct. 1KI. Mayer
reuenh Cnnfi'.,.i nt ri,.,..i,.-., i., ,i,.
widnnt In u'lt te recover S'J.fiOO.OOO
PHu Interenf Vm, n..,.l,. ie mill
filed in the county court here by
r.curgB U. Knox, Of JellllBtOWIl, Blld
k. D. MMIam Ar. in.... m
I ft.. ", ut- .11UMIII il'linillil,
ii lie statement of claim nrcuses Cnuf-
.i et re iniininn iitlnt? tlin Htni-W nt n
PPPer Ceiimiinv In whii-li nil wurn In.
K'i'.01' ,'"lt ''l0 ceinpany lins become
ff-v.Mnt mm the stock worthless, in
e nieuntltne, liewever, according te
ti,? "''Sni'izeu another company te ex
P'lt the titles te mining clalniH held
'.auiiiei through his connection with
M original company.
Robbed a Second Time
fOr tlm kftPAtlil ttitiA ifUlitn ilirnn
rfelts thieves yesterday hreke into the
IIIKe (if tlin Allni.tln IV..II.,.l'..,,...n,...
I in ,, ...,..,,,,1. . t ,IUtll, .UII,f,,IJ ,
.', V,ol,tl'Sccen,l ftrpet, which is n
f uuurs ueiii the Second nnd Uhrls-
ii MrcetB police stntlnn, False keys
Pt used te gain riitrunce, the police
r, iiu me eurginrs escaped with
PPerty valued nt ?8301), including
iftftTy'V,,t Postal money orders of
njeuvu.
0COMMITTEE
MEDBYHARDtHG
PREACHES 25 YEARS
Celebration for the Rev. J. Lewis
Fluek, of Myerttewn, Held
Lebanon, Pa., Oct. 23.Tlie com
pletien of twenty-five years In the min
istry, by the Rev. J.'Iewls Fluck, of
the Reformed Church, Mjrerstewn. was
observed yesterday. Dr. James, I. Geed,
of Philadelphia, wag the ttpcakcr moin mein
,lng and evening, and In afternoon ad
dresses were made by the Rev. Dr. I. 0.
Fisher, the Rev. W. D. Happel and
the ltcv. E, V. Helfmeler, all of thli
city.
A report of the Rev. Mr. Fluck's ac
tivities was read, as fellows; Infant
baptisms, 273; confirmations, 830:
marriages, 130; additions by letter nnd
nrofesslen of Jnith. 177: dismissals,
184; burials, 470; contributions for
benevolent purposes, i),ii)r; ler con
gregational purposes, $00,801.
phiiaOITds
PATERSON TO TIE
Jim McGhee Beets Chance te
Win American League Game
for Lecate
FAIRHILL IN SECOND ROUND
That the three victories attained by
th. Plillfirlalntila FUtrl fllllh In felir
ttnrt. r.rerln.1. tn Sntnrdnv'ii clash with
. " n.,1,.. ,-. wih
Paterson were no flukes was forcibly
demenstrnted 1 te the Wteweri i of tjjl
team en Saturday when the? "jacked u
against Paterson at the ThiUIcs iJan
Perk.
On paper the Silk City aggregation
stands out as the clnsn of the League,
but the best they could de with Tem
Rnntf'n rnmhlnntfen WAN te FeCllre nil
even break. The high-priced outfit of
visitors should have wended their wny
home en the short end of the score nau
.Tim Mrflhee's feet been in form.
The locals had a chance te win In B
the second half, when referee .lehnny
Welder awarded a penalty kick, against
Paterson, but McQhee's shot went wide
of the mark. It was plainly evident
that the players en the Phillies are im
proving each time out.
Once they get accustomed te the pitch
nt the Phillies' Ball Park It will take
a mighty strong combination te defeat
them and there is every likelihood of
their retaining the championship of the
Amerienn League brought here last year
when the former Bethlehem players
under Jimmy Wnlder were here.
FnirhlU advanced te the second round
In the National Cup competition by
winning ever Ascension, ,1 goals te 2,
In n plny-eff game after the contestants
had tied the previous Saturday. Hunt,
for Fnlrhill, starred with two goals
and all the points of the Churchmen
were made by James Ryan. Ascension
was handicapped by the less of Jehn
Ryan, who was banished by Referee
Courage for violent conduct.
A number of one-sided contests were
staged in the first division. The Cana-
dian War Veterans proved no match
for Wolfenden-Shere and the Cnrding Cnrding
ten hooters swamped their opponents
under a fl-te-0 score. The losers were
handicapped by playing with ten men. .
The West Phillies were handed an
other jolt when Kaywood mounted up a j
total of 7 goals te 1. This was an
ether instance of the losers playing I
with ten men. Kline, center forward of
kaywoed, starred with six goals, mak
ing three In each half.
Merrell Mills, another new West
Philadelphia Beccer entry, added an
other victory te its list by taking Dun
kirk into camp, fi goals te ft. The mill
workers staged a sharp rally in the
second half that swept their opponents
completely off their feet nnd enrried
them te victory. Every plnyer en the
Merrell forward line scored except
Lyens, the Inside right.
Several important beccer clashes
were staged yesterday. At Paterson
the reconstructed Bethlehem outfit ap
peared and broke into the winning ranks
by defeating Paterson 2 te 1.
The Hibernians handed Wolfenden Welfenden Wolfenden
Shere n 2-te-l reverse at Cardlngten
nnd Merrell Mills wen another, hum
bling the much-vaunted Wisslnemlng
eleven C goals te 0. It was n big day
for the Lyens family. W. Lyens getting
three goals and E. Lyens two.
FINANCIAL
NOTICE
Netice la hereby given that the Bondheld
irV Committee of the United Telephone nnd
Telegraph Company has prepared and
adopted ft plan for the reorganization of eald
Company under the Ilondheldera' Agreement,
dated October 11th. 1011. and haa filed one
copy of the tame with the Land Title and
Truit Company of Philadelphia, l'a., and
ene copy thereof with the I'eeplaa Savlnga &
Trust Company of Plttaburgh, formerly the
.Safe Depealt aria Truat Company of Pitts
burgh, l'a.. the Depoalterlea of the Henda of
said united Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany under aalii Ilondheldera" AEreement,
nnd one ropy with The Equitable Trust Com
pany of Philadelphia, l'a.. the Truatce under
the mertgage given by said United Tele Tele Tele
phene and Telegraph Company te secure, the
payment of the hendu of said United Tele
phone and Telegraph Company.
CHARLES L MILLKR. Secretary.
7 Houth Duke etrect.
Lancaster. Pa.
JAMIIS ARCH11ALD.
H. H. QILKYBON.
A. C. RO1IINS0N,
W. W. 11YO.V,
T. M. STEVENSON.
CHARLES V. MILLER,
landholders' Committee of the United:
Telephone Telegraph Ce.
J3SCLKAK HI'ltlNOS WATER COMPANY
a? NOTICE
Bondholders under mertaaae of the CLEAR
BPIfN'OK WATER COMPANY dated Anini.t
1, 1012, are notified that the OUARANTEE
TRUST AND SAFE DI3POHIT COMPANY,
Trustee thereunder. new holds Sinking Fund
of 12,070.02. under the terms of said mort
gage, for purctiase et said bends nt lowest
age, ler yurniMu ui emu uuims it c lowest
rices offered net exceeding let and accrued
prices erteren net eiceeeiuj mi and accrued
Trtimj-amt (Ifferlnas racelved l,v tha ,.n,,.r.
signed en or before Wednesday, October 29.
OUARANTEE TRUST AND SAKE DEPOSIT
COMPANY
310-31A-32O Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Pronesnla
HKPAHTMENT OF PUIJLIf) WORKS IIU
HKAU OF CITV rilOPEKTY
1'hllnuelphlu, Oct. 17, 1022.
Renled proposals will be received at Roem
21U. City Hall, until 2 o'clock neon, en
Wednrednr, Netrmuer 1, 1. anil opened
at that time in same room for
1 Electric Lighting Alterations te pro
vide Fire Protection for the Jehn Q. John Jehn John
Jen Collection of Paintings, 010 Seuth Bread
street, l'hlladelph a.
Plana and apecincatlens may be obtained
t tha office of the City Architect, 1211
Chestnut street, en deposit of Five ($6.00)
dellurs. Fsrmlt te examine Jehnsen Hou.e
Issued en presentation of receipt of City
Al2. Improving Manayunk Park, Cressen.
Cotten. Sllvorweod and Recter streets, In
the 21st Ward, by grading, treating soil
sedding and replanting shrubbery.
S Maklnc. assembling und Installing com
nlete. Museum cases for the National Mil
.earn. Independence Hall Oreup of llulld
lnau Oth and Cheatnut streets.
Hcnclllratlens for Ne. 3 and Ne. 3
obtainable at Roem 117. City Hall.
Fer further Information inquire at Roem
ii7. city Hall.
(Signed) FRANK II. CAVBN.
Director.
Dlvlilenrta
THE WILDWOOD PIKR REALTY CO.,
250 S. Ilread St., I'hlla., Pa.
At a regular and atated meeting of the
neard of Directors of this company held en
September 21. 1022. a dividend of 7 ner rent
en the capital ateck aa declared, payable
November lat, te all stockholders of record,
Chccka will be mailed.
(Blgned) JOHN T. KOI.I1.
Sec. & Trena.
CENTRAL TRUST AND HAVINOH
COMPANY
October 10, 1022,
DIVIDEND NO. 71, ,
The llnanl of Directors this dav detlared
the reirular quarterly dividend of 3 per cent
and an extra dividend of 1 tr cent, payable
Neimnbtr 1, Wit. te atockhe dera of recerU
October 2B. 1022. Checks will be mailed.
CHA'RLES K. LUKENS, Beretary.
EVENING PUBBte
GREEKS ACCLAIM
- REVOLUTION STS
Mass-Meeting In Athens Ap
proves Abdication of
Constantine
SHOUTS FOR VENIZELOS
Bu Ameciaua Prtm
Athna ni en ti. n.v .n1ii.
tinn fiia nnnintn.0.1 et m, n.o.meiinr
in the Place de la Constitution yester-
day. Citizens of Athens und members
of the revolutionary rommittee ha
rnngucd th crowd while airplanes re
leased thousands of bulletins voicing the
nation's greeting te the "all-saving
revolution."
Cries of "death te the traitors 1"
arose when Colonel Plastiras, n member
of the committee, outlining the nlms of
the revolution, criticized these Greeks
who. he charged, while seeking te l.iy
the blame for the dlrastcr in Asia Miner
upon the army, were themselves solely
responsible by their mlsdemcnners for
the nntlen's misfortune.
ThN was nn allusion te the impris
oned former premiers nnd military offi
cials whose trial for treason awaits the
decision of the next National Assembly.
Abdication Approved
The manifestation was nrrnnirefl hv
various public organizations who prc-
semeu uie revolutionary committee with
?. ro.HeIu t Ien approving the abdication of
i onstnntlne, "who can never remount
tMC throne 0f Orccce."
Tlc resolution proclaimed that
Greece's place In the world Is beside
.. p ,....., .,, f.,ii,i-i ,.,
her natural nnd trndltlnnnl nlllp.
nnd demanded national efTert te dissi
pate nil misunderstandings between
Greece nnd the Entente countries.
In the evening nfter the meeting a
crowd paraded through the streets
shouting for Venizcles.
TOtms
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Sailings Twice Weekly
I-andlng pasicngcrs directly at Hamilton Deck, avoiding; Incon
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Tickets Geed en Either Steamer
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via Pnlntlal Twin-Screw, Oll-Iliirulnc Htcamcrs
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Each 14.000 Tem Displacement.
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, FROM BERMUDA EVERY TUEB. & BAT.
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Leaving New Yerk Dec. 20, 23 & 30
Fer Chrtitmaa or Hew Year'a In Bermuda
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ATLANTIC CITY
On tli Hanclt Frent
Day ratea In effeet until
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latirleaa Mis Eallralv. Alwava Oatn
Steele Roem, ReanlegWaler IS.O
Slagls Beers, Prirtte Bath . le (0 1 17.09
Deuble Rawra, Raanlaa Water i 110 00
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ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. j
Illresctiy en (he Oesaa Pveal
5 Tha American Plan Hetel nar.exeellanea 9
The American V,
I of the i
I Brlek Garage ea
hotel pnpcrtr
aaafaaisBMSjiaaMiiaji
Atlantic i east.
WALTER J. OUZBT. S
Owner aad Manager I
On Oecan Frent Fireproof
American & European Flans. Gelf Club prttl
leges. Oar. Reduced Fall and Winter ratea.
&fteVSUjTSHlRE
Virginia uve., 8d total from bvacb. 1'rliate
batbsi running wattr; elevator; reduced Fall
ratea. Bam Ellis, owner. N. J. Cellins, tngr.
"; -.-1 Alwaya open. alwar
Continental r0?J, ."""J mederata.
Write or phone.
M. WALSH DUNCAN
IJ.i.l Rnu-nrinl Kentuck ave. nr. beaca.
netei oescoDei 0pea . ye. glT.Be Q.
weekly Telenhen.' ltT. A K MAIHOxT
SEASIDE HOUSE -" ZMZni
LAKKWOOIt. N. J.
LAUREL HOUSE
LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY
Opens Saturday, Nev. 4
InvlBerntlnp cllmntft. 18-hela uelf
rourse. Saddle horses. Kine walkN.
Dally concerts and dancing, Superior
reuda (or metering.
FRANK F. SHUTE, Manager
nnntvN'i mii.t.h. n, .
The Pig'n Whistle Inn
Brown's MUU-In-the
Find, 17. J,
Net a Sanitarium
All of Its old clientele,
Including week endets.
welcome en its reopening
tli" lint et October. It
will remnln a hotel as be.
fore, offering mere dlerlen, and merely
offering the sanitarium privileges of hydro
therapy, niassjge nnd dietetic supervision
., h rrt .levif.. Kntlre renovations.
MT. rOCONO. Pa
THE CLAlRMONT.eyA.Riyjja.5J !
Homelike. Escellent table. Bklt. C. L. Smith.
Thn (iniwoed Pn "H Jt". Modern. Ideal
IRC UBIWOOU ,0(.ltlen, special fall and
winter rate. Hnnklet. B. L. A E. V. Artmsn.
WKKNKHHVIIXI;. PA.
GRAND VIEW
WERNEnSVILLE. PA.
0en all year. All modern conveniences.
Is l.tciil rcaurt for recreation with outdoor
andlndoer sports. Resident phjslclaus. May
we send denrrllitlTO booklet 1
REUBEN D, WEHRICH. M. D.
ASnKVILLK. y. c.
FAll't- JT ASHF.VILLE.N.C.
.ver.blv known ta a dlarimln.(... .H.n,.. I
Idtal hilltop location, evsrloeklng the city ana I
Mi "! e ryMe. Iwoiuptrler 1- I
hels Uelf Ceursts. Il.nl snrfaea inoler re.da. I
.1ERMUIA.
HeUl FRASCATI B.rmuda
A niUlt dcllillltful watnr fwnnt InfAttOB.
Teel breezes.
averinuaa'i Dneit iea D.iumi
fiea te suetta. Ilaatlnv. viihlnv. Ten nl t.
Panclnf. Twe golf ceurtee cenrenfent. Open
jeKLtSSm
fmmw
ilIHlLADPHIA, UOHVAX,
During hln discourse, Colonel Plos Ples
llras referred te "the Infamous cnl
ifminy of the criminal efflcluls, who htl
flcd the voice of tin agonizing nntlen by
persecutions, Imprisonments nnd assnM
elnntlens." ....
"These men must be punished." he
exclaimed. "Greece, worthy of her.
glorious past, will live again and will
demonstrate her superiority te the rn;'e
of barbarians te extend whose frontiers
civljlzatlen is staining Its history."
Americans Thanked
After the meeting n committee of
citizens visited the American legation
where, nfter presenting a copy of the
pre-revolutionary resolutions, the
chairman expressed the gratitude of the
flrnelr tir.nr.ln fnr America's nractiriil
humenltnrlnnlsm In generously helping
the destitute refugees.
The chnrge d'affaires, jenorsen ijui-
ferv. rennnnded that the people of the
United Stnten wc.tc clod te be In a no-
"itlen te assist the war sufferers. Lnter
the committee visited the fcntcnte lega-
liens, wncrc mutual nuurcsses ei leiuti leiuti
tatlen were exchanged.
CHURCH HAS CENTENNIAL
English Presbyterian, of Marietta,
Begins Week's Observance
Marietta. Pa., Oct. 23. The cen
tenninl celebration of the English Pres
byterian Church began yesterday, with
services te contlnue for n week, in
charge of the pastor, the Rev. Arthur
Perter. The Rev. Este E. Gresh, a
former member of the congregation, new
of Campbell, N. Y delivered the,opcn the,epcn
lng sermon in the morning. At the eve
ning service the speaker was the Rev.
David S. Kennedy, of Philadelphia.
Tonight will be missionary night,
Tuesday night historical night, Wed
nesday reception of former pastors,
Thursday" Sabbath school night, nnd
Sunday next two special services, with
sermons by the Rev. J. Ritchie fjmlth,
1). D.. of Princeton, nnd the Rev. Ar
thur 1,'orter.
I.ISTENINO TO POMTICAr. RUMMM
That celltlrnl llne-UDs muni ba rafermaA
In Philadelphia la na certain aa the recant
death of Henater Vare; but what the out
come will be no one can predict. The mul
titude et rumera are belnir altted for aueh
facta aa will lw Intereatlnit te the readera ei
the Pl'BLte LEDann. "Make It a Habit."
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ADAMS. At th renldenc of hr fthrr,
Mr, Jehn Hen. 20 Ilroekmount rd.,
Terente, ELIZAUETH (UII1U1K) HOOAN
ADAMS, hInvfd wlf. of J, Frank Adami,
Jr.. et Phlladetptila, Pa, Interment Ht.
Jehn'a Cmetry, Terente.
DAKRn.-rMi. 9A U11. tnltM A . hlla.
band pf Mary.Oakr. Ittlatlvaa and frlendi
alie David. K. Thompien Ceunc
en.
f, B4.
O ft. A. at., anil .mnlnv.. nt Thntnii Mllla
A II re.. Inc. are Invited te attend funeral
service. Wed., 3 P. M,. lata residence, "18
W. Krle ave. Int. private. Hillside Cam.
Friend may call Tuea., 7 te 8 P. M.
HAUEH, Oct. 20. 1022. LOUISA, widow
e; Henry Dakcr. Itelatlvea and friends, also
all societies of which aha was a member. In
vlted te funeral, Tuea, H:30 A. M. from her
into reald'rce, 4435 Fleming at,, Manayunk.
tequlem Mass, St. Marys Church. 10 A. M.
nt. Ht. Mary's Cem
ftKBnB. Dennrted thla life, Oct. 20.
1022. CATHARINB. wife nt tha lata R C.
Ileebe. Relatives and friends ara Invited te
nttand funeral services, Wen., 1:30 P. M,, at
ner iais resiaence, zi it K, Cumberland at.
Int. strictly private.
S2."NArcr J.', wife" of Rort O.-blttVn
uiee nioeneyj. aged tiu. Funeral aervices ut
the First Presbyterian Church. W'ed., 2:3u
p-JJllL I'laasantville Cem.
BITTING. Oct. 21. 1022. THOMAn It.,
son of Amanda C. and th late Jehn Hitting.
Itelatlvea and friends are Invited tn attend
funeral services. Tue., 2 P. M.. late res),
dence, 188 W. Mt. Carmel ave., Olenstde.
Pa. Int. prttale. Friends mar call Men.,
7 tn (t P. f.
BRETCHER. Oct. 19, 1022, MART,
widow of Jehn Bretchfr. Relatives and
friend are Invited te attend funeral serv
ices, Men., 2 P. M.. parlors of U. Bewen A
Den, 1018 H. 2d at. Int. private. Fern Fern
weed Cem.
. UOWMAN. Oct. 21. 1022. suddenly. WIL
LIAM .. son of Kdward and Lillian llow llew
msn, aged 17. Helatlves and friend? Invited
te attend funeral. Wed.. 8 A. M.. from his
parente' residence. 225 Taaker t. High mass
at St. Alphonsus' Church. 0:80 A. M. Int.
Helv Cress Cem
BROWN, -. Oct. 21. ELISIAHRTH A.
BROWN. Relatives and friends, also Heard
of Managers U, A. R. Heme- Penn Treaty
Council,!), of L.. and Mary Hteelman Dlss Dlss
ten a Heme. Invited te services, Tues.,
2 P. M.. Q. A. R. Heme. JBth and Vine ats.
lnU.Mt- Merlah Cem.
i..1.VKy.,CJJjy'"Pc' 20- 1922' CHRISTIANN
BUCKLEY. Funeral services Tue , 2 P.
M., residence of son. Fmnk O. Buckley. flOOtt
N. 11th et. Int. prhnie.
BULOER. Oct. 22. MARC1AHET M.. wife
of Jeseph B. Bulger and daughter of late
Edward J. and Bridget A. Mc.Menamln. Rcl
atlvea and friends, also Altar nnd Iteaary
Society and League of the Hacred Heart, are
Invited te funeral, Wednesday, H: Se A. M..
imni nor late residence, eia.l Walten ae.
Solemn requiem mass at Ht. Carthage's
Church 10 A. M. Interment New Cathderal
Cemetery.
BUTTS. Oct. 21. MARY, wlfe of late
A. K.? "" iteiativea ami Irlends. alBO
St. Charles' B. V. Sednllty nnd League of
the Sacred Heart and Altar Society, are In-
iiwu iu aitenu luncrai, weii , a:ae A. 1..
from 005 S. 20th at Solemn requiem mass
at St. Charles' Church 10 A. M. Int. Hely
Cr.0.".C9m- Relatives and friends Invited te
call Tuei. eve., 7 te 10.
i,.SP.?,.0TT,On P01'. 22.' neCCO, hus
band of Ann Agnes Caprlettl. Rentlea nnd
mends, alnn Veteran TrlirA. Vn etd ,.. ...,
.Jf" et i Angeles. Calif.. Invited t'e fu-
of Frank If. Fester 800 Hadden nteV. Col Cel Col
llngaweod. N. J. Friends may call Wednes
day evening. Interment Harlelgh Cemetery
CH1L1JS. Oct. 10. HAHHIIST. dAugriter'
?.li' HJ.nr' and ,n" la,' Margaret E.
SflL1,- uneral service at her residence,
20 8. Connecticut ave.. Atlantle City. Men..
23d Instant. 1 P. M. Int. private.
CLIMB. Oct. 21. 1022. WILLIAM II..
husband of Henrietta Cllne. aged 81. R.lal
tlvea nnd friends Invited te funeral TueM
2 P. M.. late residence. Marlton. N. J
COLLIER. At her reldnce. 4S24 Han.
sem St.. en Oct. 22. 1S22. DOLLY M.. wife of
Chnrles F. Cellier. Relatives and friends are
Invited te the servlcea en Wednesday after after
neon, at 2 o'clock, at the Oliver H. Hair
Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment prl
vate. COOKRON. Oct. 21. 1022, ANNIE n
wlfe of Richard II, Cookson. sged 43. llnVa.
.i.vn ..i. .,w..v.n .,." ....lieu 10 attend ru ru
neral Barvlces, Wed., 10 A. M.. lata real,
dence, 1317 W Erie ave. Int. private"
Friends may call Tues. eve. .
COOMBS. Oct. 10, .MATTHEW a
COOMBS, aged 78. Relatives nnd friends
Walter H. Newrvall Pest. Ne. 7. O An
and survivors of 12th Regular N. j. Volun
teers, are Invited te attene funeral Men 2
P. M.. late residence. Bill Hadden ave Cam-
ugh, ,. ... uu. urei.iuun L,m
COWARD. At Hadden Heights. V t
Oct. 20. LIZZIE, wife of William II Cowl
ard (nee Floed). Relative nnd frlenda
alre member of Emanuel p n. Church and
all ether secietle of which she wne k mem.
ber. are invlted te attend funeral nerWrea
Tues., 2 P. M.. resldenre of her lirethcr'-ln'.
law. Daniel Powell, lsne n Munut."erj"
ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Funeral
services Men.. 7 P. M.. Iafj 1 rnldene". iiefl
Kycamore terrace. Hadden lit lehts. N J
CRAMER. Oct. 18, 1022. E.UMa' ii.
widow of William II. Cramer, aged N7
Relatives nnd frlenda are Invited te nttend
funeral. Men., 2 P. M.. from her sen-l'n-law'a
residence. Edward Fisher. 8235 N
20th at. Int. Hillside Cem. '
CRAWFORD. Oct. 21. WILLIAM M..
I.usband of Margaret Crawford, aged 8"
Relatives and friends, alie St. Paul's Ledge
Ne. 481. F. and AM are Invited te attend
funeral services. Wed 2 P. M.. nt his late
residence, 231 W. Tnber read. Olney Int
private Frlenda call Tues. a in in l v
. CUMMINQS. Oct. 20. CLARA MAY '(nee
Smith), wlfe of .Rev. Oeorge I). Cummlngs.
Relatives and frlemli Invited te servlcea.
Tues. 2 P. M at her late residence. 24 W
uinnn hi., uenii.iiiuwii, ih(, private, Mt.
Peace Cem.
DANEHOWER. Oct. 20, 1022, of Phlla
Pa.. MARY A. DANEHOWkr Services at
the rvaldence of her brother, William II
Daneliewer. Montgemem'llle. Pa.. Men '
Oct 23. 2 P. M. Further servleeaat
Pleasantvllla Reformed Church. Eureka Pa
3 P. M. Int. adjoining cem. Automobile's
will meet train leaving Reading Terminal
12:40 P. M. en arrival nt Lanadale pft
DERRICK. At her reslder.ee. 07 N. 24th
St.. en Oct. 22. 1022. MARY DERRICK. Ne
net m lunerni mirr.
DIEHL. Oct. 21. JOHN, husband of late
Charlette Dlehl (nee Murph) Relatives and
friends, also Naal Pest Ne. 400. u.- Invited
te attend funeral, Wed,, 8'30 A. M , from
late residence Highland and Plumstead aes
I.ansdewne, Pa. Solemn mass of renuletii
at St. Phllemena's Church. 10 A. M. int
New Cathedral Cem. ""
DONAHUE. Oct. 19. MARY A., widow of
James Donahue. Relatives and friends in
vlted te funeral eervleea, Men.. 2PM it
the Penn Widewa' Asylum.
CHERT. Oct. ll. .MuJtRIS EBERT at
Ma lute residence, 170(1 Oreen st. Funeral
i viva uiiu mi ivt itmiii yilV(tlV,
ERSKINE. On Oct. 21. 102? .imtr a
son of Sarah and the late Rebert Ersklnc
Relatives und friends ni Invited te the serv
ices, en Monday evening, ut H o'clock, at
the residence, of his sister, Mri Themas
McI'Ulls. 5.1 17 Thompson t Interment prl prl
ate. at Montgomery Cemetery. Norrlstewn
111.1 ,'u , unniiiif.
RW1NO. Oct. 21. 1099 T-VBl-iur c ,....
bend of Rebecca W. Ewlng. ' Rtlntive and
irmnu.. -iisu 1-01. rreu Tfivler Lamp. Ne. 2.
&ens of Vetjran. am lnvi,,t ,., n, ,....., e...
neral servlcea. Wed.. 2 . M . t hln late
residence. 503J Crlscem st,. Frankford. Int.
Oakland
1J.VRDY Oct. 21. ELIZABETH T., wife
of Themas J. Fardy (nen Mulhelland) Rela
tlvea anil friends ul.n niv v.. nu t n.,t...
Auxiliary A OH.. Legan Clrcl'o.'Ne. SO. L,
4. ui .1. .... iKinamii u, , ,l, dOOiailly.
Invited te funeral, Wed , 8.30 A M.. real
dence 2110 N. 4th at. Solemn requiem mass,
bt. Edward's Church. 10 A. M Int. Hely
Sepulchre Cem.
gniSLKR. Oct. 20. 1022, MARY W..
widow cf Chnrlea II. Oelaler, aged 74 Rela.
tlvei and frlenda ara Invited te itinera! serv.
Ices, Men . 2 P. M., at the home of W B. M.
Burrell. 127 Market st.. Camden. N. J Int.
prlate. Hurlelgh Cem.
QLADri'.LTER. At Mt Helly. Oct 20.
1022, GnNEVIEVH ALBERTA. iVa-whter of
Allen 1. and Err.ma Oln.lfelter nt.ed in.
Services at her narents' residence. 82 Mt.
Helly a" Mt. Helly. N. J . M,m. 5 j .j.
ULE.SN -Suddenly, it h.s lesldenca, !UO
Kerper nt.. I-lvnilule l'a , en Oct 21. 1022
ALBERT A H. ULENN. ill his S3J jcar.
Relatives and fi lends, Alse members of
Stephen Olrard Ledge, Ne, 4.'i0. F and A.
M.i Hurmeny Chapter, Ne: 52 It A. M.,
me Invited te the services, en Tuesday after after
neon, at 2 o'clock, at the Olher H. Balr
Bldg., Ih20 Chestnut at. Interment strictly
private.
GORMAN -Oct. 20. 1022. ELIZABETH,
wife of the lat Michael Uerman. Relatives
and frltndH, also I.oague of Sacred lleart.
ara Invited te attend funeral, Tues., 7. mi
A. M, from her late resldence lllll N.
2Cth at helvmn high mu ut St, Eliza
beth' Churi.li, (I A. M, Int. New Culhedrul
Cem.
aOUCK -e.t 21. MAROARET H. wife
of Harty Oeui..t (na Uulgley Relatliea and
frlenda alku I: M SedUIUy, Invited te
funeral. Thurs 30 A. M lulu re.ldenre,
2520 N, Fi 1 ilii tt. .-elcmn requiem hln
mass at bt Edward a Church. 10 A. M. Jut.
Hely Cre.H Ceir .
ORAHA.M - At Pnlmyra, N J., Oct. 20,
iv4, r,vu.Mv . . jiuaumii 01 .inry j.
and en of late n iiinm una Annle Gr.xharn.
Seivlces nnd Int strictly private, from his ,
1n,a ..... I. In.,... .till, ll.llirl.tu.,,, no ji ..... I
into inmrmr . ', . . .. , ... .... ..,,, Jdilliyra,
,. .,. iiini'n ... v. ...,,, eve, .
uiti;ni.n;u n i i-i i;.vr.vi.v i, gresi.
MER. ageil ' Relttliei and friends
are respectfully n.vlted te attend the funeral
services. Wwliusdw 2 1'. M, from her
late residence, 171,', N. Lambert st. Int,
private.
HARDIE. Oct 21. at her residence. 0618
Haddington st MARY CHAPMAN, wife of
Themas O. llardie aaeil 47 years. Funernl
servlcea. Tues J'SO P M . at the eftice of
Henry C. Shurtleff. 33 S. 40th st. Int. West
Laurel Hill Cem
HART. On O t 20 1P22, WILLIAM P..
son of Rebert nn! Mirgaret Hart. Sorv Serv
lc en Tuesdii nftirnnetj, at 1 o'clock, nt
lis late Wildfire S2ii Preston at. Intel
nent private, ut Wnt Luul Hill Ceme
tery. HAUO Oct '.' .MARIE B. (nee
Schlauch), widow of I.udwlr Ham:, aged 63
Relatives and friends, ale Congregation Ht
Jakebua' German I utlieriin Church, nre In
vited te intend ftinrru Tu.'s. 2 P. M
late resldence. 3r.3l N Mervlne at. Int.
Hillside Cem Frii-nds ' i .Men, ove
HINES. Oct 111. 1022 ANNIE, widow of
i urisiine nines, 1 un"rai sien., j-. m
from the residence of ber son, Jacob nines,
231S N. ralrhlll st Int. Northwood Cem,
He mains msy be viewed aun . 8 te 10 P M.
.. HOLLAND. Ott. 20 11122, LAI'RA,
daughter of late Themas and Haruh llel.
land. Relatlves and fi lends are Invited le
land funenvl servV Tues,, 2 P M. at
her late renldenci', 2M! N 31l st Int pn.
vate, tidd Felle' tun. Friend may call
Men. after p, M
. HUOIIKS, Oct 21 1HJ-' RICHARD, hus.
band of the late Mrv Ann Ilugliea. Relatives
nil friends are Invited te attend funeral,
tue,, a i ji from reldence of hl son.
-vy r "
Ckfteim 23, 1922
DEATHS
Jeseph Hughe. 1815 N, Croaker ft. Int.
Laurel Hill Cem. Friend may call Men, .
HUOtlES. Oct 20. AQNEH j wife of
Walter J. Hughe. Relative and friend,
alto L. A.. Dlv. 17, A. O. II,. Invltrt te
funeral Tue.. 8:30 A. M.. 2830 fa Hensall
St. fielemn requiem mass. St. Columbus
Church, 10 A. M. Int, Hely Cres Cem,
HUTTENIJCK. Oct. 111. 11122. OAltO
LINE, beloved wife of Loul Huttenlock (nee
Mnurer), In her 70th year. Relative and
frlenda, also member of the Hely Family
nnn Altar nociety or nt. unnirncea unurcn.
Invited te funeral. Tues,, 8:80 A, M,. from
her lata residence, 201U D st, Solemn re
quiem mass nt Church of tha Vlsltntlen 10
nulem masa at
k T. Tn, Jlf. lAfera t?m
INTROSKV. Oct. 10. JOSEPH, husband
of Minnie Intrnaky. aged 78 tear. Rela
tives and friend invited te funeral ervlre.
Men,, 2 P. M.. from lila residence, 401
Kings Itlghwny East, Haddenflsld. N, J.
Int. tfnrlclgh Cem.
JONES, On Oct. 21. MRS. MARTHA
JONES. Relatives nnd friends Invlted te
funernl services en Tuesday at 2 P. M.. at
l'enn Widows' Aaylum.
KEENE. At the Hayes Mechanics' Heme,
en Oct. 10. 1022, WILLIAM KEENE. Rela
tives and friends, ntse empleye et J. O.
Brill Ce., are Invited te the services, en
Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the
Oliver II. Balr Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut at. In
terment at Mt. Merlah Cem.
K1LEY. Oct. 20, 1022. DAVID, husband
et the lat Julia Kliey. Retatlvea and friend
are Invited te attend funernl. Tue,, R:8(i
A, M.i realdenee of daughter. Mr. Harry
W. Crockett. 8300 Havarferd av High
r 1 nulem maaa. St. Agatha' Church. 10 A.
M. Int. Cathedral Cm,
KIRKPATRICIC Oct. 21. 1022, at 'Con 'Cen 'Con
ahekocken, ELLEN, widow of Eseklel Kirk
Patrick, Relatives nnd friends are Invited tn
intend funeral, from hfr late resldence 3QT
K. Iltcter at.. Coiishehocken. Wed.. 1:30 P.
M. Services In Calvarv P 11 Church. 2 P.
M. Int. Barrn Hill Cem. Frlenda may call
Tues.. after 7 !. M.
KLEIN. At Hndnauhelm. Germany, nn
July 2. 1022. PHILIP, beloved husband of
Mary It. Klein, of 2314 Falrroeunt ave.,
I'Mla. Further notice of the funeral will
be given from the Oliver II. Balr Building.
1820 Chestnut t. .
KOHLAHAS (nea Rleger). Oct. 20. 1022.
CATHARINE, widow of Jacob Kehlha. In
her 85th year. Relatives and friends, Ladles'
Aid Seeiety of the Corinthian Avenue Luth
eran Church, are invited te attend funeral
services, Tue. 2 P. M.. at her late resi
dence. 820 N. 25lh at. Int. private. West
Laurel lllll Cem.
KREITZER. At his residence. 012"
Washington ave. en Oct. 22. 1022. LOUIS.
huband of Eustlna Q. Kreltinr Relatives
and friends are Invited te the services, en
Wednesday afternoon, nt 2 o'clock, at the
Oliver 11. Balr Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut at. In
terment private.
i.A.Mii. suddenly, uct. 22 mauy a..
widow nf Jehn I.amb nnd daughter of late
Themas and Hannah Adamten, In her 82t
year. Relatives ami menus invited 10
funernl services. Tuei.. 2 P M . late res!-
LANnmfBERBER. On Oat. 20. ANDREW
LANDEHHnRUKR. Relatives and friends
Invited te funernl services en Tuesday at
2 P. M.. at the parlors of Tltlew Bres 4153
N. nread t. Remains can be vlewed Mon
day after 7 P. M.
LATIMER. Oct. 21, Mrs, SUSANNA
RlTTENHOl'SE LATIMER, daughter of the
Inte Henry M. nnd Mary A. Nlxnn. Rola Rela
tlves and friends nre Invited tn attend fu-nf-rnl
services, en Tues., 2 P M. , from her
son-in-law's resldenre, Harrv J. Tomllnsen,
1202 Fillmore at., rrnnkferd. Int. private,
nt North Cedar Hill Crm,
LEESER, Oct. 10. ALICE, wife of William
A, Leeser (nee dett). Relatives and frlend'i
inviteu te services, awn , 2 i ji.. from her
parents' residence. 400U Hmlck st. . Mana
yunk. Int. private. Westminster m.
H.M,l.L,lt. WI1 UCl. JU, IUSS. UAT11A-
R1NE E.. widow of Rebert 11. Leller. Serv
Ice en Monday afternoon, at 2 n'clnck. at
tha Oliver H. Balr Bldg.. 120 Chestnut at.
Interment at Monument Cemetery.
LOUOHLIN. Oct. 20 JII22, MARY, widow
of Patrick Leushlln Relatives and frlenda
nlse Sacred Heart, Rotary and Al'er Seclelea
of Immaculate Conception Church, nre In
vited te attend funeral, Tues., H:M A'. M ,
from her late residence. 21.1 Richmond st.
Solemn requiem mass nt Immaculate Con
ception Church. 10 A. M. Int. Hely Cress
cem.
MacNICOLL. On Oct. 22. 1022. ALEX
ANDER, husbnnd of Agnes MacNIcell. aged
HI years. Relatives and fr'end are Invited
te the services, en Wednesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, nt his late residence, C.'.O N. 60th
et Interment private.
MAOEE. Suddenly, 0 17. 1022
HARRY P.. beloved son of Anthnnv nnd
Catharine Magee (ne O'Neill.) Relative's
and frlenda. uJse Hely Name Society. Invited
te funeral, Men . 8:311 A M.. from hla
parenla' residence, 2707 N. Mahcher at.
Solemn requiem mass at the Visitation B.
V. M Church 10 A. M. precisely. Int. at
Hely Sepulchre Cem
MATLACK. Oct. 22. THOMAS, husband
of Margaret A. Matlack (nee Benner). Rel
atives and friends invited te attend funeral
services, Tuesday. 8 P. M . at hla late
residence. 400 AahdM st Olney. Inter
ment nt convenience of the family.
MeATEER. en Oct. 20. JAMES A., hus
band of Ella McAteer (nee Beyle). Relatives
and friend, nlse St. Dninlngn Council. 23H.
K. of C: 3flth Ward Executive Committee.
Kllne New Year' Ashe. and empleyes of
Recorder of Deeds' office, Invited te funeral,
en Tuesday, at 8:30, from residence, 2122
Wharten st. Solemn requiem ma's at St.
Edmend'n Church at 10 o'clock. Int. Hely
Cress Cemetery.
McCUTCHEON. Oct. 22 RUTH M.
daughter of Jeseph and Mary McCutcheon,
aged 3 weeks. Funeral yrvlces Tuea.. 1.30
P. M.. residence, 2044 E. Yerk st. Int. North
Ccdir Hill Cem. Please emit flowers.
McOROOAN. Oct. 10. 11122. JANE, wlfe
of the late Jchn II. McOregan. Relatives
nnd friends are invited te attend funernl
Tues.. B:3e A. M.. frcm her late residence.
1833 N. 23d .t. Solemn mass of reaulem at
St. Elliabeth'a Church, 10 A. M. Int. Hely
Cress Cem.
MEANEY. Oct. ?0. PATRICK A., hua
band of late Elisabeth Mean-y. Relatives
nnd frlenda Invlted te attend funera'. Wed .
fc:30 A. M.. from hla slstr-ln-lmv's resi
dence, Mrs Meaney. 222S Pag st Solemn
renulem mm at St. Elizabeth's Church 10
A. M Int. Hely Cress ' '
MEYER. Oct. 22. MART wife of the lat
Charles Mejer (nee Feist) Relatives and
friends, also members of the Helv Family
and Altar Societies, arc Invited te Httnd
funeral, Frl . 8:30 A. M from her late
resldince, 101(1 E. Lehigh av High requiem
mass at St, Boniface's Church, 10 A. M Int
Helv Redeemer Cem.
MEYER. Suddenly, Oct 21. CHARLES,
son of Charles and Marv Mever, aced 8u
Relatives and friends invlte.l tr at t and
tuucini pr,.,wn. ,...., . ev 1, 1 , at nis
late residence. 072 Prssten st. Int. private
MOORE On Oct 21. WILLIAM II. m"-'
band nf Laura V Moere (nce Hanlev ). Rela. '
tlves nnd friends lnvltl te funenl tervleee '
en Tuesday evening, at S o'clock, et his late '
ireldence. 1010 West Olrard ave. Interment,
MULL1NRAUX. Oct 21 1022 nt the
Metliedlet Episcopal Heme. WILLIAM Ml'l.
I.INEAI'X. aged 7 Fun-ral ervlc:. nt the
Heme. Belmont and Edzeley aves.. Tues. 10
A. M. precisely. Int. Westminster f m
NEWMAN. Oct 22, at Nimv Yerk I'lty,
LESTER S., son nf J.nepli Newmun and
Pauline Staller. aged 5 5 cars. Relatlves
nnd friends are Invited b attend fun,-ril
servtces. Tues ,1PM predsH" v the
parlors of Merris Rosenberg's Sens, 2009 N
iirnad st. Int. Mentetlure C'jn
O'NEILL. Oct 20. 1022. JOHN, husband
of Elenar O'Neill. Relatives alwi Camp
444 P. O. S. of A.. Law ten Cemmandery Ne
0. Invited te funeral en Tuesday afternoon
nt 2 P. M.. from his late residence 23111
N. Myrtlewood at. Int. Fcrnwoed Cem.
PATC1IELL. On Oct 20 1022. Dr SAM
UEL BROWN PATCHKLL. Funeral serv
lcea Tuesday, at 1 o'clock. resM-n j, r.3f. N
10th st. Wm. C Hamilton Ledge. Nu. SOU,
F. and A. M.i Tristram B Freeman Royal
Arch Chapter, Ne 243 and ether organiza
tions of which he waa a member ire Invited.
Int. private. Mt. Merlah Cemetery. Friends
trav call Mendny evening
l'EIPER. At her resld nee, B22 Irving
et.. en Oct. 20. Ili22 IDA V .dnw of
Harry O. Pelpcr Servlcn un Men lav after
noon, at 2 o'clock, nt 'ie einei h Hijr
Bldg., 1420 Chestnut it. Interment prltute.
I'LUMMER. On Oct 20, l2.'. MARY E
1'I.UMMER (ne Owens) wldevi of WlllUm
Plummsr. Relntlvin nnd friends are Invited
tn the funeral, en Tuesday morning, at h .111
o'clock, from the reeUUnc, of her sister. 35
S. S8d st. Solemn requiem masa at Our
Lady of Victory Church nt 10 o'clock. Inter
ment nt Hely Redeemer Cemetery
RHODES. On Oct. 21. 1.'2, ROBERTA
O.. wife of Frank 11, Rhodes Relatives 1
and friends Invited te funeral services, en '
Tues . at 2 o'clock, at hr late residence,
17 E. Washington St. Medm, l'a Int.
Calvary P. E. Cemetery. Rockdale. Pa
RICHMOND. Oct 13, ut I'..rt Washing
ton, Pa. AMANDA, wife of i..t Hugh Rich
mond, aged 70. ltelntlvej und friends with
out further notice are invre.l U. attend
funeral services, Tues.. 2 .H I M from St.
Theinaa' Church. Whllemarsh l'a
RILEY. At Verga. N J net 21 1922
CHRISTOPHER E . belevid hui un.l of Mar
Rlley (nee Leaner) Relative and fr't ml
also Washington Camp Ne t ( p n s of
A : Evening Star Ledge Ne. 72 1 11 n
V . Crown Point Ledge, of SVsti 1., N J ,
are Invited te funeral ervl.es Wed j i
M . lit his late resilience l!re"r nv
Verga. N. J. Int Green's Cepi . Wjedbury
N .1 Frlenda mav call Tues eve
HUiir;rs. uct 21. jiiu.n sen uf the
late Warner nnd Emlls June, iteirt.
Funeral services ut It R 1 ring-burst & Ce
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1 1' I rt rll !.. ,UH, 1Wl inSt SI " I' .M
int nrlvate.
. ,I,y.nST' tC" "i 't' ,2'1 lfl- ''A" mi J
Rl'HT. lneral servicH en We.ln,-. iiv at
2 P M . at the rrslilervi- nf h r mr. .., V
Stephen II. Tlly. 113 Edgtllll ruud. llala, p,i
Interment nrlvate.
Miir.i.ni,. un Oct 21 1U22 NA.M'Y II
HELTON wife of Charles V hhelten aged
SO years. Services en Tuesdav at 2 P m
et the UUckley Raptlst Chunh 33d and
Wjnluslng uve, Remains n hi be viewed
Monday, after 8 P. M. Int rr'vnte
SMITH. Oct. 20. 1922. l'llll.ll t T
SMITH. 1TO of late Andrew and Mnrv
fmlth. of Coeteh II. County Cn in. Iieund
lti-lntlvei and, friends, also .t V M ,s.
dallty. Hely Name Society lmti..d te fn.
neral, Tuea., s an A. M. resulen.e ut h!
sister-in-law, 8402 N. lnth st H'h nues of
requiem ni unurcn or tne llnlv ,ui j 10 A
M Int. Drlva'e. Hely Herniuhre Cem.
SMITH. cm Oct m ill;. ELIZA
I1F.T1I. widow of Wllllnm J Smith Ria Ria
tlves nnd frlenda. also Camp Ne ill. p e
of A., are Invited te the services, en Monday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence
S21T Locust at. Interment at Mt. Merlah
Cemotery.
UNDERTAKERS
ScrnM
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DEATH
RNTHKR- Oct. 21. 1022. ALBERT O.,
husband of Emma U. Snyder (nee Berger.
fiebe). -Funsral services vu,!'-, . ' ai
1843 N. 20lh st. Int. strict v Prlvat.
TAMART. Near ilurflvUI. N. J., Oct,
21. 1022, FRANKLIN P, TAtlOART. aged
BO. Relative and friend ara. Invited te at
tend funeral. Tue.. 2:80 1. M., frpm resi
dence of hi son-in-law. Elwoed.R. Turner.
77 Oreen st,, Woedburv.N. J. Int EgJIn EgJIn
ten Cem. Friend may call Men,. 7 te-0 P. M,
TAOUE. Oct, 21. 1022. DENNIS, bus
band of Mary Tagua. Funeral Wed., 0-8O
A, M.. from hie late residence. Radner, Pa,
Solemn requiem maj at . St. Thern.'
Church, Vlllaneva. Pa.. 11 A, M. Int, St.
Augustlna Cim.. Bridgeport, Pa.
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r. . .. .. r in.. frr..je.T.
wlf of William M. Taller. 8r. Ralatlve
and frlenda are Invited te service, Men., 2
p. M.. nt her lata residence. 24S1 N, 10th
at. Int. private, Fetnwoed Cem.
THOMPSON. Oct. 10. STEPHEN D.. hus
band of Annie Thompson, aged 70. Rela
tives nnd friends nre Invited te attend fu
Eeral. Men., 2 P. M., from the residence of
Is eon, William Thompson. 2S20 W. Oukdale
at. Int, Hillside Cem.
TOAL. Oct. 18. MARGARET D , daugh
ter of Frank and late Margaret Teal (nee
Hraslln). In her Oth year. Relatives and
friends Invited te attend funeral, Men.. 1:30
P. M.. father'a resldence. 1537 S, Bam
brey st. Int. Hely Cress,
UNNINO. Oct. 18. 1022. JOSEPHINE,
daughter of Mary and the late Jeseph Cun
ning (nee King) Relative and frlenda, also
Facred Heart and B. V. M Sedalltv of St.
Ann' Church, employee of U S Tire Ce.,
ero lnvuea 10 aiiena mnerai, -j ues M man A,
M.i methir'a residence, 2327 E Cumberland
at. Solemn requiem in, ai St Ann's
Church, 10 A, M Int Hely Cress Cem,
UNROIt Oct 21, 1012. CECELIA A.
McVAUOH, widow of Jehn F. Unruh. Fu
neral services wilt be held at her late real
t'ence, 1020 E. Kerper st.. Lawndale. Phlla..
Tues.. 2 P. M, Int. private. Oxford Church
0rVERNIER. Oct. 21. HENRY A. VER.
NIER. Relatives and friends are Invited
te attend funeral. Tuesday, 0 A. M., from
hla late resldenea 33 Falrvlew ave., High
land Park. Pa High mass St. Lawrence
Church 10 A. M. Int. St. Dennis.
WARREN At Camden. N. J., Oct. 22,
1022, MARTHA, widow of Budd E. Warren.
Funeral Wed , 7 P. M , from the residence
of his son-in-law, Charle Bowden, 217 Vine
et., Camden, N1 J. Alse services nt Point Peint
vllle M. E. Church, Thur. 1 P. M.
WATSON. Oct. 21. ROBERT JOHN, eon
of Andrew and Jennle Watsen, aged 24
years. Relatives nnd friends, also Man
chester Ledge, Ne. 70.10. I. O. O. F.. and
Wannn Kee Tribe, Ne. 803, I. O. R. M.. and
all ether aecletles of which he was a mem
ber, are Invited te attend funeral servlr-s.
Tuesday. 8 P. M.. at late residence. Brn
Mawr. Pa. Int. private. Friends may call
Monday, from 7 te 0 P. M.
WEBSTER. WILLIAM, at th", home of
hla son, 1120 Hle-h at.. Pettstnwn. Pa Rela
tives nnd friends Invited te services In rhapl
Hillside Cemetery. Reslyn. Wednesday. Oct.
23 nt 2:30.
WEST. Oct. 20. 1022, MARY A., widow
of Jeseph M. West, Funer.il services nt the
chnpel of Old Fellows' Cem., Burlington. N.
j.. Men . :i 30 l. M.
WHELLER. At his residence. r.OIfl New.
hall st . Oct. 22. 1022, ALEXANDER
CASELY WHELLER. Due notice of funeral
win tje given.
WHITAKKR. Oct. 1H 1022. EI.VIE
IRENE, daughter of Delmsr arid Edna
Wbltakcr. aged 1. Services and Interment
private
WILDER. Oct. 22. HELEN H . vldew of
Mosen O, Wilder. Funeral nrvlres Wednes
day. 2:30 1". M., from residence. ."230 Marlen
ht. Otn. Int. private, at Ivy Hill Vm
WILSON. On Oct. 21. 1022, MARGA
RET B. WILSON (nee Mean), wife of
Theinaa H, Wilsen. Funeral en Tueeday
mcrning. nt 8:30 o'clock, from her late resl.
(lence, 1403 N. Beuvler st. Hequl'-m Hluli
Miis:, at 10 o'clock at the Church of the
(cu. 18th nnd Stiles its. Interment Hely
Cress Cemetery.
WTI.HON. On Oct 22. WAI.TEIl T am,
of the late Lewis C. . nnd Mtrgaret A Wil
son. Remains may De viewi-,1 Tuesdar. at
S. P. Frankenfield Sens. .1300 Vine st. Serv
Ices and Interment private.
WOOD. Oct. 22. SAMUEL D. WOOD,
aged 70. Relatlves nnd friends, also Relief
Dept. of P. R. R . are Invited te attend fu
eoral services. Wed.. 2 P M . nf his late
lesldenre, 812 10th nv Moere Pa. Int
Pdespect Hill Cem. Friends rray view re
mains Tuea eve.
YOUNG On Oct 20. WILLIAM, husband
of Catherine Yeunr Funeral Tuesday. 7 30
A. M.. residence. 433 Leldv nve Solemn re.
qulem mass at Our Mether of Sorrows
Church 0 A M. Interment St Denis' Ceme Ceme
tery. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited.
HISLT'IK. Oct lU CHAULEii P.. hue
band of Katie Zlsette (roe VIeM). Rela
tives and friends, also Kensington M. E
Church, are Invited te attend funeral serv
Ices. Men.. 2 P. M.. late residence. 454 E
Olrard nve. Int. private. Oakland Cem
Viewing Sun eve
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the riemt place
TO BUY DOLLS
Colenia
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Parcel Pest, 10c Extra I
Fer niaklnB your own boudoir ,
lnmp or cevr for our phone.
We nre often. K cxreptlenal
bnrK.'iln te git a.-quulnteil with
peme new friends and eus-1
temers. I
Expert Dell Repairing 1
of Every Description
QUAKER DOLL Factory fiHespHal
PARTS. WiaS. RUBBER ETC.
155 N.6" St. (Wholesale Rstdil) ,
DR. MOSES spSUKts,'
Originator tn this citv of
"SWEET AIR"
MutlieJ of
PainUu Extraction of Tttit
Sif n fcfti Ni pain or dim
err Junt the thine for nervuM
peepu Ne 111 iff' V fellow Ut tiHi
S. E. Cor. 7th & Market Kts.
rprvierty in htajj of j,reifineit Hospital
LOST AND FOUND
I'OO I.et. Oct 17 an Airedale Acs
male Liberal reward If returned te hJ7
Overbri e fkvn
RAH Pfv Lest geld bar pin with anppnlie
In center, between Mh Hnd lllth and I'ln
and Cheatnut, fnturd.iy afteinetn Reward
If leiurn'il te 7HII I'lne st ,
EAHRINU 1am long rhlnesterie eainiii
.,,.4,,,,w 'A' una IIIII1II.111IIO rutini.
bowUnet dedlun comet Intti jr,.l
Iteward All S J.edger Office
EARRINO Ist. In 8t. Davids or central
Phlla.. 1 reudaut earring, round iiearl
with 4 diamonds mounted In platinums
unable reword If returned te Combes A
Van ReJinlU27Wjilnutst.
EARI1INU Un a grxen earring cn Tuxs.
dm aUnit ft sn ,- thnr en Ne. 13 car g ing
from 11th and Walnut te 21sl ami Wa.tiut.
or en stuet curner. HeA.iid at 2110 Wal
nut st
IIHOOCH Lest en October 1U, a slfve7r
breech set with iargs oval abntnna tearl,
Inst In di-pt ninni or In subwnv from 13th
st. te feriles, Finder will ulease cemmunl.
cam with Uux luuu liudJuu Heights. N J
ReiMiril.
NEl'KPIKCF' uTst. e.iii.n'il neckpiece lit
twirn llre.ul and Spi live and the Ai udnmy
nf Music Retuin 2iilt Du linicy tduce
Rew.iril.
SL'lTC'ASi:- I .sf I in s'lit.
uilll font I all
C.lUlpllUllt. left fill A'Ail ut urn.. ,.r I, r,,L,.
'In hleld. Hnturdiy bofure dwnrtlimer game
111 care of client t' Finder pleuse inm
inunlcate with I'erliiemen Scheel, Ptmiiburi;.
r.eward,
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A NUMBER OP BRIGHT OUlLi
W want mini girl. JO te ISVi Trg et '
age, who would be Interested In permanent
positions In our Junier department. Muat
havs at least ene year' high gchoel duca duca
tlen or equivalent.
Apply Bureau of Employment.
WANAMAKER'S
ARE TOU AMBITIOUS t
XV are training men and woman In Ih Tu
ning te fill executive position with an Inter
national organisatien! if you ara net alie
ned with your present position, phone Spruea
Ba rer interview.
A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITT .
Refined women ever 21 who nara had
sem business erperlene and wish te work
toward an eiecutlve position with a lam
inpldly glowing, nuciessful organisatien may
receive special interview today) education,
neat appearance, pleasing personality and
ambition are the only requirement for
success In. thl work and organisatien.
Apply aftir 10 A. M.. suite 70J Vandam
Bldg., 1001 Market st.
ATTENDANTS
Attenflanl. whits, live. pry-tepplrur rtr1j.
age 20 te 25, nnd nf neat appearance. u
assist In keeping garment rack In order In
salesroem: geed hour, cellar, cuff ana
aprons supplied.
Apply Bureau of Employment
WANAMAKER'S
CANDY PACKING AND OTHER WORK
IN A LAROE. CLEANLY. WELL-MAN-
aeed FAtrreitr. we want a geed
TYFE OF INTELLIOENT OIRL8 LIKE
OUR PRESENT EMPLOYES AND OVER Id
YEARS OLD, HEALTHFUL SURROUND
INGS, HOT LUNCHEONS AT COST.
EXTRA PAY FOR STEADY WORKERS
TILL XMAS, WIHTMAN'B, lift RACE ST
CHILDNUR.iE, Protestant, desires first
clnia positien: Infant pref : ref. Ledger
Branch 036 8B2h O'rniantewn nve,
CLERK for sales department te leek UP
erders: murt hnve executive ability an
Inltlullve; excellent opportunity fnr advance
ment. Netascme Herliry Ce.. Venango and
I tie.
CLERKS
Yeu cannot afford te pass up the opportunity
of investlgatlm; for veurcelf the clerical po
sitions new open for
GIRLS
18 tn 2." venrs nf age
Which pay rnl meny In accordance with
our ability te oredU'
2-ipar high xchoel inlucatlen or equivalent,
plue ambition and Intelligence, ncceamry r
ijulrementa perhaps you have a friend who should knew
this tell ner or, uettcr aim, pring ner
Willi you te ecu me.
una. pattev.
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO., 004 SANSOM ST.
Employment Office open from 8:30 A. M M
te 8 P. M.. Including neon hour.
CLERKS
10 te 21 year of age
There ar a number of very Interesting
clerical positions open for girls and young
women In our various offices; the work re
quires no previous experience: Instruction In
the operation of the Elllett-Flsher billing
machine will be given these who are In
terested. Apply Employment Department
8 A. M. te 3 P. M.
SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO..
4010 ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD
CLERKS AND CASHIERS
Yeung women. 18 te 25 years of age, for
the positions of cashier-Inspectors. If you
have ability te handle flgun-s accurately and
are Interested In being trained for a Jeb
higher up, call and Inquire ubeut the op
portunities offered here.
Bureau of Employment.
WANAMAKER'S
COOK, waiting and chamberwerk. 2 expe
rienced white wemen: small family. Phene
Chestnut Hill 0274.
COOK, white, small ndult family; reference
254 E.Mnln at..Moerestown.Ph.Moores'n 3110
CROCHETERS experienced. wanted en
shade rings te de work at heme: no work
ul out of city, call In person, r W,
Mnurer & Sens Cn . 4311 Wayne ave . near
lxth and u mniuev n ave
GIRL for gmeral office work. Industrial
. plant, northeast section; state age. edu
cation, experience and salary desired. Ad-
! dress N-3 P. O. Bex 8300.
I GIRL wanted for office work, ever 10: sal
ary 111 per weeK. call ut 103J unesinui
st.. Oth fleer
GIRL te run errands and make herself gen
erally ueful Apply M'ea Cranny. W. H.
Hernmann. 127 N. 5th st.. 2d sfloer.
U1RL3
18 te 23 years
Ready te leain business?
THEN BEGIN RIGHT
Wc will teach yen and
pav jeu while learning.
Twe-jear high school
education required.
Experience unnecessary.
INTllllLHTED?
Then call anJ seee me.
MRS PATTON
Curtis Publishing Ce.. 604 Sanaem at.
GIRLS
WANTED
WHO HAVE HAD
FACTORY EXPERIENCE
APPLY
VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE CO
APPLICATION OFFICE
33 COOPER STREET
CAMDEN
NEW JERSEY
I
OIRI General roueewerk: itecd hemi; small
f ,mllv li,24 llevartht Fumitferd
i.lltl.h AND WnMEN We uie lidding a.
n, w dcpirtment und enlarging several
eth, is und auuln have weik for at least
u. irure girls at .in.'e. nil light weik tn a
rii'ib-in ui)-te-dale fiicteiy. because of ur
. ,sv iirelinlty te th subwav and elevated.
'tJd t ttatluti ulsa 'l luring Iincaster
ae Iir.rbv Hi.rutH IliilMmere ave und
f-prlr.c Oarden st surface lines makes It easy
I, ruth our I'l.int fr.'m all parts nf tt.e
ci Apply factory efflve. H T I'ulilu Ce
3. 'il I Alch M
i 1RI 1 te rick and Inspect andv u nb
pesitlur. ter neat, cireful glr.s experlenrn
tot llA.eHvrr (lean. p.eiiHtng work In aunlli
r 'enis liuurH 7 1H A M tu 0 1.1 P M
.--iturlny until neon aprons and towels fur
r iched r-uenalIrt i.tartlng wage with ad
. v incement epiKjrtimllv for piecework If
en urn under 21 years of age the law
mulrc-n Mm te hrli K tin nti- certificate
. aed.v 43U V i"th st
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ltkuea nv i ity nail or tiiu uchoel Heard.
i OIRI.H ii'IlerulATI COA I'KRB) WH
,...... .,, t,,,it,iU'.. n.vnc nt., i-ift,,..
WANT THE II 1(111 EUT TYPE OF OIRlJt
WITH OR WITHOUT EXPERIENCE AND
OVER HI YEARS OLD 1MR PERMANENT.
Wr.l.l.-I'AID WORK IIEOINNKItH ARE
PAID WHILE LEARNINll. I.l'NCHEONH
M-:itED AT I'UST I'ltK'ES, EXTRA COM
PENs.VTIuN lOK STEADY WORKERS
WHITMAN'S
415 RACE ST
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W.mlet . number of young grrrs. ever
10 euis of age, fur clean factory work
Apply Ilureiu of Employment,
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I. .iiler Ce . 315 N
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xeunu lady te rkr for 2 children. H uti'l
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