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KELLER ONCE MORE
Counsel Claims Committee Ex
ceeds Constitutional Powers
in Issuing Subpoena
DEFER ACTION TILL MONDAY
Uu ls'oclnle! I'mf I
WitsliliiKlen, Dec 1(1. Hepresentn-
tlTp Keller. Mitimetn. fnileil nRnin
twlny In iii)enr before the Heuse Jinll
cinry Committee te give evidence timler
oath ns te the Information en which lie
kawl his iinpeiichnieiit elinrKes tmnlnst
Attorney liotiernl D.itiirlierty.
Keller's rinuiM'l, .lui'kHen II. Unl Unl
ten, niineiitieeil he hml iuIvImm! his
client thnt I he committee Intel exceeded
Its iiiitlmntv ninl tlutt he wns net re.
qtllrril te iipnciir In r spouse te the com
mittee iimnieiii'
Chniriiiint Vehtend silil thnt the toil) teil) toil)
peena Tred en Mr Keller hml been
flgncd U the SiienKer of the lleife nnil
thnt ill ulileiinK the llppeitnitice of the
liUrilicsetii Keprsciitntlve the commit
tee tint ni'ted for the Heuse.
He mhled tlnit the I'l.inniittee could
new report Mr. Keller buck te the
Heuse for contempt.
This position nl-e s tiiKeti In 1 ' -reientntive
(iriilmm. l'eiins.ilvjitiiit, who
dtcd tiutlierities as te the rutins of n
mftllbiT of CelUH'.ss, nod luevcil tlim
the committee report Mr. Keller for
contempt. This motion wns- seconded
by Representative lllrd, Kiiiisiim, imt
Berne members w tinted te lie.ir Mr.
Ralston en the iiietien of the com
mittee's censtinitnMi.il rights, and it
lone nritumetit followed. i
When Mr. li.tt-tini announced he np-
ppnred for Mr. Keller in the hitter's
absence, members demanded that tli"
record show that Mr. Keller hud usuin
fallcii te appear. This vvtis done with ,
the final calling of Keller's name b.v I
the Heuse sorRennt -nt -nnns. '
"I have ml vised Mr. Keller." said
Mr. HnlMen. "that in the i'ls'innn- of
n process repiiriiiR Ills presence, he
belns a member of Congress, with the,
implied threat behind it. the committee
exceeded its constitutional powers, ami '
thnt being true, he cannot b.v imj such
process be riiiiiircd te appear bifeic
the committee."
After ( hairman eMcad had ad-
vised that it se sleul in reachinc u
decision, the committee deferred until
Monday anj action with res,iei t te Mt.
Keller's refusal te appear '
Daugherty Inquiry
Seems Collapsed
Oantlnnrd from Tare One
almost spoiling the purpose of Daugli-
erty's friends hy bristling with hostility
against Daiuhertj's accusers. Forced I
te prove that the Atternej (ieneral
wns guilty of high crimes and misde- i
menners, 'he only hope the accusers !
hnd wns te envince the country that
Velstead and his committee were se
prejudiced that no fair hearing before
mem was pessiuie.
Fer a day Velstead acted as if rum
hnd reared its horrid head before him.
He would net give the impeachers one
half of one per cent of a chance. In
twenty -four hours Velstead's mind ac
complishes one revolution. The m-u
day he saw thnt the impenchers wen
trying te run away from their job of
lifting n club that was tee he.ivj for
them. After that he nnd his committee
steed by and said "Heave he" every
time the iinpeacliers strnined their
backs te raise the impossible weight.
Then there was Keller, who intro
duced the Impeachment resolution which
It wns shown came from Gomper
office, and who was chosen net wisely
but tee well.
Discretion iind sound judgment are
net the uttributes of Keller. He is as
.Hn.:nnl l 1.;.. ,...,. ,, 1,.lu.nn.l ,.. ...
iBUUlliill III HIT ,, un lupinui in ill
hi. lie is just the kind of man who i
we lid try te lift a club that no human I
being could swing. And why. eh why. i
I hear some one ask, was net Samuel
Untermyer engaged te de the legal work
of impeaching Daugherty ? ISeenuse
Untermyer knows a high crime from a
low crime and n misdemeanor from)
mere negligence and incompetent e, ami
an investigation iu which he shines'
from un imi-achinent proceeding which
i impossible Jacksen Kalsten, being '
regularly retained bv (iemp-rs us at-
terncy, had te steep his back te the.
club while the Meuse committee steed
. ..... ...
about saying "Heave he."
And the result is that having failed
te convict the accused of minder, jeu
usually don't proceed ngnlnst him for
violating the sidewalk ordinance. (loin
Bera has provided the sane critics of
jDnugherty with nn unti-climax. It
would be n confident prophet who would
Mr that the next Heuse, radical as it
will be, would new order an investiga
tion of tlie Attorney (reneral.
Gompers has done Daugherty a geed
turn. Hut he will take it out en hltn
when he makes his speech at the next
annual convention of the I'ederatien of
Laber.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Themas ! Kavnnaeh .",32: Vebstr n
ana iiurBUeriie. Anj-rsur. .'72 S 'ith at
w,,i. ii, in uainiivur i.l'J J.inllY
Fiv lancer
and
1 1 (. herrv st
a!
Charles I., Neiv f,uP i'erin et
ani M.i,
M. ICelsMV ti.:.,i'i V T
. Ralph Clayten I.invl.ne
' P. Dennett r.-in urll- 11 .
I'a,. ui.d A. w
deerc4 A. Hersi h.l. ."i(H N 23d
tvlnia .M tl'fnn 243 1 N 2eth si
Jlarry Iteth 1 toy linMnein av..
and
ar.l
Bra sciuuru, in s i'.udllrel si
' rry IMIIIams 1124 1'eari st . and Dera
.Jenes, 1124 Pearl st
Hsnry r. O'Unin nit 5 I.nd.ew t., and
Jionevia i.. jTeniirnnt. 4101 Utn.hwoed
DODGES HEARING
vuu'iK, -. ivnui,ruai. iui i-dri.nnuiid committee et miiisiilpmeii, Hvith tlm
relil W Tates 1339 .N- i5tn Ht nd 1 advice of the commandant and his etti-Sll-atth
A Test loej r.ilrmeunt av .cern, and thnt the Naval Academy olli elli olli
iiiaen fs.l.l1."3,'" Ht- nA Vluu cers in Philadelphia the night of the
, Hareld
til
. Hs.re:
1 Alfred W Urik " ie.'is Turner st., and Hilda
' Smll T. lieartst lUde S Mil st
Msller. Ambler I'a
. nciier, oiiea .n nouilinet nt
una ui?n
.Themas II Ilanipy. 117 N. 1'ainn St..
' GUdvs A. DrlriKwater 5113 llrewn st,
Maurlcfl S O Medlif flOl N I2th St..
er.d
and
h iisima Lairsen uvent. l-a
Mayer C Yasklh, .11)34 Haltlmere ave
and Mae Hlndln. !7S N. 7th st.
t,i 1 pu.r . iiwi'icn, .iui i wniuriu sr , anu
ft Haiel M Oitiwoeil. J'nrtland Ore.
At Samutl Davis Atlantle Cm- S J . and
lis Mamle Thomrsen e.12 N 4."th it
m . Vtnlamln lleuen. 723 Merris at . und Hen&
iffl Hnr. ansa N seth st.
Kdr M. Uerden, 2107 W Ontario st . and
, erra 1: uearinc i'.)2 Jefferann ut . and
Vlftald'tf"3 PX-Ts" Sdenham
t.. and Ttai.i a nirhur.i i '. .ii li I
rni1
-.! .i V; - "- "se-
'ilii.t. ij i ,m, .Aft .... L .
and"'DorethVi:'D'u,rt1.'T33TNmLobv;r','ot "Id"'"r that then wuh any reason
t. . I te anticipate any ((induct or behavior
Jester Mflllsun. Lancaster,
re . and Oliver
vrnmer. incaiter. i'a.
lamuil C Dlnsrners 230 S Lambeit t.,
nd Catharlnn Itee, .437 S 11'ih m.
Jnul It. H'ai, 4218 I'arkil'le .iv and
tHrtruda M Zeenkev. 1701 N 42d st
Charles N Wannep. .111(17 McCllum st .
nd Kmlly A. Hirst 144.1 C.yuea st.
tdelph TraurlK 2533 N Opal at . and Xnna
Murphy. 11)13 Wlllard st
Stanley C Shlrkewultle, 2440 N 2tith St.,
' and Kathryn Jtugan 2431 N 2Iuh st
Charles Cutler (111! S, 4Ui st., and Clalre
Cutlar. A71A FlorNice ave. (Net ri)iiterll
1 Jwseptl A Temai.ewsld, a510 h'. Kdement
st . snn Ifpleri f Hlenli uwln ii'si
rimotee i Heratls. 1002 S. Aidn st.. and
Si,-
Aiaria 0carii.urnrza. azi i-i
i'assyu
v.Jehn VT Hysenir, 4in N 41st t . ajul
lary fj. i,tMcu, s..e jisksju si
itiseje ippoiiie, niu rernen st,, una illlix-
bth I'epa. SIO Fernim at
llllun -ir.irtln tlUl .V. :M at , and Hilda.
Ialrd. A1I00 Old Yerk read.
i .William. Patterson. ISO W Columbia ate.,
Ma aijcjjuswv. v-eiumpia v..
A MEXICAN BAIJi (i.VMK
Wutfim 1irmt rsinA fh term. 'Iluhbr
wrlitsn n absurblnv itery et en of the
ff7ISTiM-.n. "Jcuen erth.-Bund.,".-
HO lisrsiuii. "Mttke It a HatJii." Adv.
m..
LITTLE FIRE HEROINES AND SISTERS
- s .. At
1eft te risht. are Mice, thirteen: Hett.v. nine: Anne, six and Otte,
three. Oillilrrn of Otte Tausriifreiind, l".:tl Kent) street. Alice nnil Hetty
are heroines of a lire which ihtmag.'tl their home early teda. Alice
carried Anne from a hkuiug rtiiun ami ran for aid while Hetty, after
awakening the family, tried te save the Christmas toys purchased for
the children
ALICE AND BETTY
q
w B
Works Heroically but
I
' Vainly te Save Christmas
Toys Frem Flames
OTHER SAVES SISTER
Twe sister-. Alice and Hetty T.iusen-
frcunil. proved themselves heroines thl
morning wl.eu lire brought desolation
'nnd unhnpplnes te their home. VXW
iKen.i Mreet. The blae destn.e. a
I nmnlui. ..f Cl,.l.fm ,. nlftu ,, t,l.,li ,-nl
hecr. stored there te lirln hnpplness te
..1 .1.11.1 e .t. r 11..
Ted'iv is l!ett Inrihil"! '-'hei- nine
ipiirseli! iiwl 11 nrettv new- rmrtv dres
ns well 'is several gifts from relatives
were nmeng ether thing'' destrejed
Hetty Awakened by Smoke
Otte Tunsenfrcuml. lather of the
children, who is a ulcht watchman had
imt returned from wml; v. hen I'etlv was
n wakened bv 'meke She found the j
bureau abhr-e. A landle which liad
evi'ittiriiid was lung niarbj. '
Heitv tirt .iwnkeiieil her sister Anin.
who slept villi her i.n 'he third lloer.
Tlicn slie run te th" second fleer where
she nwakened iier inefh :-. Mis. ("ate-(
line Tatiseiifreund. and Alice and Otte,
it threc-year-elil brother.
After arousing the household she ran
te the bureau te trj and me tip
ihildren's toys which had been placed
tin re for the .i.mngcM childien.
She wns driven back b.v tinmen. I
.Meanwhile Alice, thirteen, who was,
trained in lire drills at the Hancock !
public school, quickly obtained two
i !....- ..e ...,.., ,! fmif-lif rim tire I
OUChl is in ,,ii,-i nil,, .vv,(, ... .....
single-handed.
The llanies gained steadilv and she
was forced te retreat. Her sister,
Anna, overcome with fright was hud-i
died in a lerner. Alice threw a blan-
ket ever her little sister's head and '
carried her te the street.
('hilil Speeds te Alarm
. ,. i ... i ,
Aln . in her nightgown nnd stocking
dad fct. start.M for th" engine heus,.
at I-iftei-nth and ParrUii stri.ti,. A
, neignoer hioiujee m-, m k...- ... .. i
I ""?- hiT -"" ", hhnr', ,"!'t" l
' with them and then Hung them into
.i. .. ...... ...
! flu, stri et .
I She almost cellnpsed after reaching
I the engine house. Meanwhile neigh- j
' liers hud summoned ether fire com cem
Ipaniis. who I'Mingiiished the blaze, i
While tlie ureuieu were uie; lieu
remenibereit n Ilible given te her by
the Sunday ndioel teacher at the Christ
Informed t'hurch. Slie fought her way i
te the third lloer and creeping en her
hands and knees pulled the book from
a burning wa"hstnnd.
Navy Beard Can't
Find High Jinks
- -- i
( iintluued from l'nce One j
that could be suid of any of ih" cadets i
was that two nnd been urdi-ied off the ,
lloer bci-ause "they had their hair i
iiius-cd" and their clothes were net
bnislud preperlj
Tlie investigating beard refrained
from making rocemmondat.ons. It
states the facts as the investigation
1 1.. i.. .k ,.t ra,m,in- ,t,n.
uii.ukhi, i.i.-ih ...... .i,i..n, 1....1
haiigements liad been mad" b.v tin- hop
. committee of midshipmen, svith tlm
ball regarded themselves ns en duty,
rhene i net stieeitienllr nssnrmsl. A
(m.e , ti. inMtatimi system, the
1 report states, resulted In the ikIuiih
slen of uniuwted guehts and borne un- 1
desirable persons," j
Tlie indersement of tlie Huren u of
Navigation ou the beard's report
states:
"It appears from the testimony that,
n mm semen t considered te be amply
eiucient were ninue Willi the hotel infill-
"" I" Prevent the entry Inte the
, ba room of Dee i e net invited or who
--. .. ... .,-.. 1.1... 1.1.. T. .". I
I iiiigei- ur uceiui-u uiiiii-irituii:. it nees '
en the part of these attending the ball
dllTerent trera that en prier similur
ocenstens
The Jnvestigut ng heard expressed the
opinion that Hear Admiral Wilnen. as
commandant of the Naval Academy,
was responsible for the conduct of the
ball, but Secretary Denby called this,
when brought te hh attention, "a mere
reiteration of a well-known military
law."
Mr. Denby litis no thought of calling
! off flltlire Army-Niivy games beeatlbi;
HEROINE F FIRE
v". .of the mild nnd unproved scanduL Hew,
ever, he said today :
"In futuie whatever &teps are necea
snry will be taken te see that uch In
cidents de net occur."
K,LUED BY AIR COMPRESSOR
Hnzleten. lu.. Dec. 10. Harrv An-
Iihi f liirtVmMtyht vmira rtlrl. nlmln
I j licit & Ce., wan killed yeaterdu.v when
theena or nn air compreer niew out
"in w
EVENING PUBLIC
rv
PHILADELPHIA FIRM GETS
SHORE HOTEL CONTRACT
Ocean City Structure te Be In Span
ish Style, With 230 Reems
II,.-.. ntv v .1 Den lit. 'I'lw.
contract for the erection of Oecnn City's
million-dollar beach-front hotel has
been nwnrded by the Ocean Frent Ho He
tel Corporation te the Hojdlieuse-Arcy
Cempati), of Philadelphia, the price, it
is stated, being mere than S.'PO.OOO,
ei 'usive of the concrete piling founda
tions, steel work, heating, plumbing
and lighting.
The .steel work ha
i,.rti, r,ii.,.tMtil
ltelnieut I reii Works and men
th
nie new epe ted here te construct the.
ironwork
l lie hotel win ne nine stories, .-span-
ish style architecture, nnd hnve .m
reni. with baths. There will be sfetes
I runt I IV' Oil t 10 ItOnillVt lllli III l.evenill
stieet. 1
1 lti.wnrd Slocum. nresic out of the
lietel corporation, lessee of the Ner-
maiulie Hetel, will be manager of the
t:ew lietel. jr will in hiiiiwn as uie
Plunders. Slocum was manager of the
M .Tnmiw in Phihulelplil.i
. . . ...i, ... 1 .. ,i.i
The
LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,'
Londen Press Gloomy
en Lean te Berlin
i Continued from rare One
t
(bnnk nete circulation nt the beginning
.of this month amounted te "fi-UMIO,-l()(H),(KM)
innrlts. 101 .000,000,000 larger
, tlinii It wnn thirty tlnys previously.
It i known etUciiuty tlmt ene of the
, President's Cttblnet ndvlicrs suggestcil
I tlie United Stnlcs nilght undertake te
nrblrrnte the repnrn liens qucKtlen, but
that Mr. Hushes wns net recorded as
epcelnllv cerdlnl te the Idea, having
rejected it Mime time nge, when It wim
nut ferwnrd by former Chancellor
Wlrth, of (Jennnny. Yet It wns felt n
non-government commission could ac
complish the sntne end.
Ileyend n White Heuse declaration
, thnt the negntlntiena nrc of mich Im
portance that premature disclosure
might militate against their successful
consummation, there was no official
I light en the momentous moves which
the State Department and the prln-
cip.nl chancelleries of Kurepe nre mnk-
1 ing en the international chesslieard
I of economics. It is net the purpose of
the Adminislrtitiea te attempt discus-
' slen of such delicate aflairs in n world-
wide iiuitH-mcHting, but. it wns stntcd,
I tlie American (jevernment is taking
"every cons. stent interest ' in the
, European situntien.
It was Mated nt the White Heuse
thnt the I'nlteil States hnd a direct in
' terest in Ilureprnn economics, whether
I tills Natien wished it or net. It Is
i nn interest of such u nature thnt it
may net be shaken off, even though
every one in this country were tin lr
i reconcilable en participation In Europe,
I the White Heuse .spokesman admitted.
ACCORD P01NCARE
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Paris, Dec. 1(5. fHy A. P.) Pre
mier Peincnre's tilea te the Chamber
of Dennties for a truce in nnrt.v Unto
'lieentiBe -of pending feielgti negotintlens
resulted in the t li.imber t-xprcssinR con-
litlenie In him by n ete of 51J te C
rui i(, iiuil .
"I enrnestly entreat the Chamber te
put nway for the time being nil con
siderations of domestic and particularly
electoral politics until offer the negotia
tions," he said. "I only nsk for n
few weekH credit."
The French (Jevernment would ex-
amine carefully and appreciatively any
proposals made b.v the American (Jev
ci'iiiuciit. which migiii iireve neiptui in
obtaining reparations from (lernuiny, it
was said today in connection with re
ports from Washington that uiich pro
posals were being considered.
While tlie dispatches received here
dealing with the supisised purposes of
the Washington Government lacked any
sort of deliniteness. the impression
nthered in reparations circles from
their tii'Ht e.Mitninatlen of the reiierts
was that the ule.'ts et the intcrnutieniil
''ankers' committee, which met last
.June, were being closely followed.
I . ''"rmer ircmicr lwneriiiv, et net-
, '.." "-"", '".". """""I ''"
ueigium ami iteiKinn, niemner et
the, icpnnitiens isininilssien, who Is
"umuuill tPI nil- uiiiiners ceilllllllll-f
has been working steadily since the ad
jeurnment of the committee hist sum-
mer with representatives of Interested
governments. The purpose lias been in
ivea te i-ii-oicraiien wim iiiu aiuce
and neutral Oevernments and se fir the
(Senium reparations ns te enable (!er-
-1. I.. .... nn......: :.i. .1 111 1
n
Philadelpiiia
rjn
announces a
Wage Dividend
K take great pleasure in announcing a wage dividend based upon
the dividend rate of the common stock and payable te the empleyes
of The Philadelphia Electric Company, as authorized by the Beard
of Directors at a meeting held en November 28th.
This action by the Beard is the logical result of a definite policy of
The Philadelphia Electric Company, namely: that the Company should,
when prosperous, share such prosperity with the three classes who are
partners and in their various ways responsible for the utility's successful
operation, namely: its Customers, its Stockholders and its Empleyes.
Last May the Directors of the Company authorized a reduction in t
rates which benefited the customers te the extent of a saving in electric ',
current costs, ever a period of twelve months, of mere than a million
dollars. At the same time the dividend en the common stock was
increased from seven te eight per cent, amounting te $300,000, and new
the empleyes, whose faithful and efficient work is largely responsible for
the successful operation of the Company, will receive a proper reward
in the shape of a dividend en their yearly wages, ranging from two te
eight per cent, based upon years of service with the Company,. and
amounting approximately te $300,000 for the year 1922.
I believe that the work done by the capable and loyal empleye may
net always be entirely recompensed in the yearly wage and that, under
certain conditions, he is entitled te a proportionate share of such pros
perity as may result from increased efficiencies which are net alone due
te painstaking and intelligent supervision but are equally brought about
by the individual who, regardless of position, is giving the best that is in
him for his employer and, above all, for Public Service.
While this action of the Directors is in no way a selfish one, yet
there is an element of far-sighted calculation in their action, for there
can be no doubt that the empleye in any industry who feels that he will
be permitted te share in the development and in the savings and effi
ciencies which produce prosperity, will de his utmost in order that this
condition shall continue in the months. and years te come.
"' President
Herrin Victim
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IIOWAKD HOFFMAN
One of the llerrln massacre victims
for whose dentil iln men nre en
trial. Ills aget! father tcstlfleil
and temleil te dissipate the belief
that the slain m.tti was n gunman.
ninny te pay by mentis of nn interna
tional lean issued in Installments.
M. Delacroix lias had the active sup
port of ltrltish ami llelglan llnnncinl
mid gevenimet.tal opinion, and lie haw
carried with him the support of Dr.
Vlsserlng. lieail of the Dutch Slate
Hank, and also that of New Voik flnan-
, ..;n,.u
,,,,,' rnn, ;,,. nf .,.. 0,vI.f,1i
Kmp !ini,ciul Kreups working In
ro.epplrntinn wh ,Mr HMPrni K0V.
ernmei.tn Is that no settlement can be
attained until the sum of (lerman repa
rations 1ms been finally fixed at n total
of somewhere between forty billion and
sixty billion geld marks.
The second fundamental con.sidcrntlet.
in the view of these groups is that such
political nrrnngrments shall be made as
shall guarantee there will be no Impair
ments of German assets for paymei.t
during a long terms of years. Tills in
volves political decisions of the highest
importance for the governments con
cerned. Te Muster In Guard Unit
Orders have been Issued by National
Guard headiiuarteis for State and Fed
eral inspections of the headquarters
detachment of the UIMh Field Artillery
at Philadelphia en December -1. It
will lie the la.st unit of the National
Guard te be musteied into the service
under present plans.
Lutherans te Aid Russia
The Itev. C. T. Henste. of the Mount
Airy Seminary, will sail en the Olympic
December ,'iO for Moscow, where lie will
represent tile Lutheran churches of the
I Tutted States in currying en relief and
-.1.. 1 -!. -r ,i...t .1 i
missionary wen, et vinu uviionuriiuien.
A fund of STiO.OOO i new being raised
'for tlie work.
IMHHHH!
HHHBHnHl
Electric Company
DECEMBER 16, 1922
Herrin Man Denied
Drink of Water
Continued from Vr Oee
"Well, te tell the honest truth" or
similar phrases. A. White, counsel for
the defense, sprang out of his long si
lence en one such occasion with "Cut
out tlB truth stuff."
"I heard Otis Clark sny." continued
Goedmnn, " 'We ought te tnke these
men out and kill them.' He wns stand
ing en n bank at the side of the rend."
Geedman ndmltted lie had visited
Clark's father nnd mother n month or
se age. It wna a friendly visit.
"Didn't yen sny then te them: 'I
don't knew nnvthlng ngnlnst Otis in
this ense nt all'?" nsked the defense.
Goedmnn answered, "Ne," nnd
wanted te tell the jury whv he visited
tlie defendant's parents, but defense
dismissed him with n curt: "We just
want te hear you nnswer our ques
tions." Collecting the Wounded
TT.... f1Hi,a.AH iimIeh ml tin I fl
S.,e' wit ;;;: Hil'Sl. WW
tjxav--- ....-- , , -
crowd nf men pursuing nnd sheeting nt
"We . id vnil see ntl.V union cenl
...... .....
m tiers In tint crown en your inrin:
...... -.--.. - . ,,
Grnves replied "Ne."
iiie 0111.V mevr '"-': '"' "'"", -
yesterdny Wns Fred Harrison, who Sllb-'
1-lin i.nlv nlhr. vifne:q for t IIP sitntl
ttnnttatml lilu fnthi.e's Identiricntlnn of
Tlni-t dl-fict nl ntln nf tlie IMP11 U'llll II
gun nt the time of the killing of four
men nenr his fnrtn. The father wns n
witness Thursday.
COTTON CARGO BURNS
Fire en Chicago Maru at Les An
geles Doea $10,000 Damage
Ix)s Angeles. Dee. 10. (Hy A. P.)
A fire discovered early tednv In a
cargo of cotton In the nfter-held of the
Japanese freight and pasenger steamer
Chicago Mnru, lying nt a deck in the
outer hnrher, wns extinguished after
doing dnmnge estimated at $10,000.
At ene time tlie flnmes were beyenil
control nnd threatened te destroy the
vessel.
IN MKMORIAM
COIjA. In memetv of one who pasted Inte
the CJrcnt Ileyend, lesltiK 11 friend, asilly
mlsslnit htm. T. COI.A. aited 31 Died
November 13, 1D22. A. J. W.
VI.T.TIS In tiinA a,rt Inning M.an.n.. n n...
I dear wlfe and our mother, fl'IUNA ODHI.Ij
l;l, I, IK, wlie passed away the 2ilth dav of
Klslnr (MISO). commemorated this day Sadly
rnlspcd by
Hl'SPAND AND CHH.DnilN.
Bcatfts
AI.THNIIACH Dee in, 102.. THEO
Denu II , feri of Frank and Citlinrlne Al
tenbuch. Helutlves ainl friends are Invited
te at'snd funeral Men.. 7 30 A. M . re.
denie, 137 S. I'encli i.t. Miss nf reiiulem
irt St. Iirnntlur' Chu-ch 0 A. M preci.ii.-ly.
Int. Helv Cress
11ACON Dec. H. DOSHA H husband
,.... I, .en.. 1........, IA.I,... I, r, ,
r sldence 17H 'w Tlea st Int "nnklanii
Cer, Hemilns mav b vlcvved eJ. S ,! ,v'
nfi.r 1 I M
nr il.ten tieii.n. r'.i v;ii.,V.u.."!S5
two men in Us Held lie nnm n we, ,nn ri w- ..- '"' l,T her ae.h JRP,S ihS reiFdVuS of K'j Xlvn Mlf
llinil went llte Ills mnnkehouse Inter. ' ,car. miatlv.s and friends, also memhe-s ,f, walnut inc. Mcrcnnntvllie U.0?'10"'
and that he l.nnded him ever te twoihei
men who until they were officers "cel- Jf X'sn Mnnd'sy, 'atA " Xt'? a eTvYrmnen ,a n, r,J Se"'
lectlng the wounded." De ense's cress- K.TdenV;ystSn" Xr.'mlnw. '"afe. '.nternent rVti-; f ? wVrfcnCA?nTi'i,MjL.
exnmlning censlMed of only two qucs- lre-nmem.t Cenulerv. vicuiiur .Sund..y. 7 Ndr BRed SeV ""ra".," ',W W
tlens. , , r..Tr.-rifth.dav. Pec II. 1022. ANNA jJ'rJ, 'V.V- ." ,P, W't&fi;
"Yeu knew most of the union miners COMI.Y. dauirht.r c the late Charles yd A7M'nXn J-tS'WOed 3t. Int. rrl'It!
I ...nUni. .1r,n' .)" ,..nii the first Dcliby Ann Cemiy. of lljberrv. Thlln . In nor (vJirMi.v n. ,.
J.erenheuts, den t you . wns uie nrsi. itemizes nnd friends are invited 7.yj;"';?!i P& 'turl'An MAY (,..
nnil llrnvne nnnwnnu "rs. " ,.,. .1 ,,.,!.. ni lkl,rv TrlrniU' MiMBI, Wife of Dr. Thorns. A ,;,L ,r'
friends -re Invited te attend funernl, Men.lV""' te nttend funeral. .Hen . h.30 A. M
:3U A M.. lite reMdenc.. 3713 N. I)-,,e,
st. Illsh nu-H nt St renlc-'H Church 10
A. M. Int Did Cath.-dral Cem
!;t,'Vf.
niCATllS
IIKN80N. Dec. IS. MAIUOME K w
et Or. C. I. Ilenm unit cliiiuthter of ChtiriM
('. ami fllunclie Knnu3. Int. t llelhlchem,
In.. Monday nfternoen, I'C, l"- , .
Itr.ACK. Dee. 14, IpL'2. OKpnOR "'!
hintmntl of Annes lltack. . Ilflntlvej nticl
friends, nle I'estn Ne, 2 nnd 01. U A, ,11..
sre Invited te attend funernl 'eruces. Mim
tny. 2 T. M.. nt tftte restflence. 444 . St.
Tnul t. Interment iirltc. Mcwlnu Sun
dy evenlnir.
imuNNnn. ec. is. anna, Dot.enns.
wlfe of Tlinmns J. llrunner (nee Ferry),
neliitlven nnd friends are Invited te nttend
funernl, Men,, :30 A. M.. from her Inte
residence. 180 W. Luray nt., (lermantewn.
Solemn renulem mma at the Church of St-I-Vsnels
of Asslnl 10 A. M. Int. Hely .Sepul
chre. Cem.
nyt.R. Dee. is. cirAnLng nentniT.
huehnnd of Ullmbeth M. Ilvle. . nlntlv.'S
nnd frlcndH. nlse I'hilates Iidne. Ne. 627, P.
nnd A. Jf.l Nlcctewn Ixjdje. Ne. HIS. I. O.
O. I.: Cyprenii lincamrment. Ne. 257. nnd
nil ether oritsnlzatlenii of nhlch, he w-s n
nemher. Invited te funeral nervle.es, Men.,
2 1'. M.i t hi" late residence. 482.1 N. Kdcn
hum nt. Int private Hillside Cem. 1 rlcndi
mny rati Pun eve.
CAHSON. Dtc. 14, JOHN D., Jr.. tijred
111 months, only child of .lehu II. nnd Tran
res Tyeen Canen. Funeral servlees nt hH
parents' lesldenc", IS02 I'lne t en Hatur
dsy. inth Inst., nt 10:30 A. At. Int, erlvnte.
rAHHIUV. Oec. IS. JOHN. tlnvcl nils
i.u.1 nt l.'tlt, r-nwidv tnrn Pirdlff). Tlntn-
thes and friends Invited te attend funeral
Men . S:30 A. M . from his lute ro'Wence,
al'yreh -...etemn .r., M, Church nf
Iir I " I I V 111 ll-l"P. !' l Hill (ii.
ceiTIN.-O.i Dec. 14. MApm, T.ii.t.TR.
iiuiii
., .......... ----- -ii . . - . . .
MeetltiB Heuse. an. I' M , snemn-iMv,
T1 ... tmi n li.nvlm- llrnsil SI. tutlen
r, , ... ..01 ;.. ,n.i .1 mr-..iii
DAM: Dee. u. MAIIY F.MMA. wife, of
r.. Al. U'lie, iiinuws nnu iriciiun innri in
funeral a-ri tees. fiat.. 2 P M.. at Inte rest-
dence. Sr.23 N. Uth st. Int. trlvnte. North-
I wneil 'rvni.
i DAIIIIAOH,
Dec 13. JOHN 1
DAK-
n.HH nse.1 S3. Ilelntiei ami friends In
Mtul te furenil, Men , H 30 A M . residence
I'.'.'l i Clarien st Illuh uncs of rqul,jm
ft Jehn's C'huirh 10 u'cleul; Int. New
C'.ithelnil rem.
DAUHAlt. nee 14. 1U2J, RM'AHRTIt
DAIillAH. ferm'dv uf IVntralle. I'a. Tu-
nernl from her Inie residence. .-..1411 Jnn st .
lrtnantunn, ren. S:30 A M. Ueitulim
muss at the Immaculate Conception Church
in A M Int at Helv Sepulchre Cem.
Dll.WOIVlll. Dei 12, (It.UItCti:, husband
of late M.ntlia A DIHverth, (me Kay). In
his "3d year. Helatlves and frleii'ls nm
Invited te attend funeral services. Sat. 2
r M . from ins fen-in-iavva resilience, Wil
liam llearh 1R2S Cllllliishnm at , Finnkfurd.
Int Magnelia Cem Humalns miy he viewed
Frl.. H te 10 1" M
DOKAN. At her residence. 220 Tllnh t .
Oermnntevn. Dec in 1!52. ANNIll II.
widow- of Jam"S S. Deran. BKed S rum-nil
s-rvlees Sit . 11 A M Int. private
HDMONDS. Suddenlv. en Dee. IB, 122.
JOHN, husband nt Sara Dran-en IMmends,
or the IlurllnKten APIs . 1,1:1 npruce it.
Further notlce will be atlven.
HMHHY Dec. IS. 11122. JOHDI'H S. son
nf Ilfnjaniln P. and Jesephine Hrnery (nee
Hunter) nnd itrnndsen of Jehn It and
1 lirlstlne i.-merv, ar.ui . vms. Kni.itiv.si
mil friends nre Invited tn attend fun-rnl I
I'ndden). Itelutlves nnd friends, also l.eau-iin
or tne Mrrcj iieari ana .vtdr nr-i nes.irv
i-UCH'l'i H, !iiM'i in luiiriiii .,i,iiitij, n .,,,
A M late residence, :ji: n. 2.ith st.
late residence. 2R4B N. 2.-.th st. Solemn
n,i , nip ..,jii. .. 1 ..,., ,. ,,," .'.,, -nt? ,,-fl.- iim.i ntvii'i. ,i,u ui,i.,u iu ii'ien'i ine runnrftl
dune- 1722 S. 1.1th t Int. private .Sunday. 2 I " . resldence of son-in-law
ITLTON Vt Oiltlnnd Calif.. Dec R ' Jeieph IT. Clunen. 1!3 Wnln-t st ('111,7;
1022. V. hPi:.Vcn nil.Tl.N son ...f the Whts Int. Mt Mer ah Cem. ' Ft Ink
late Wnlter S. md Hnrrlet Illddle lelten mn.. cnii s.iturday eve '"!
aned 32. Ilelnllves nnd filnids arc lnvlti-1 nrnei.l'H At I'asartens I'niif -r.n.i.
tn attend funeral s.-rvlcns. sJ.it.. 2 V M. ',. 'i'Jh ",,,". rflvv vir e tM.7,Sf'i,V
at residrne.. of Mrs. Vluln Mnvhevv Fellen. "'".'? I? h'1P.V' r elatlv'ni nmi fr ii.LP"'
'l.'oKend."""1, '"C:'- ,r,t- S'- J'imi3' imn0eV8ioP,ndlClVuV,.0fa.nece"d,.d",
MIMTS!SfMMONB -Dec. 13, fANNin. ste TlMnS'TtmiU"1 WnVllVr'y J'v " PS
nf the lnt Jnmes nt7slmnu'n (nee Mi - ! vl, " ?. i!.'.'"1 r.. .?.?' urJ' N' J Int'
",JIminV',Hol1-,rei"nCcni? "UrCh "' '" ' Vm nlEln- 13fl3 ralmcr In- Nl
rMlMMINO De H. of messier. ANNA I UYAM. On Dec. 14, JAN11. widow cf
n., iliiUK'iti-r nf Hernce A. and Anna I", ! Timethy Hyan (nee Heclnr). Helatlves and
I'lemmltiK I'uner.il private, Sat., a J'. M,, friends Invited te funeral, en Saturday it
p.rnl nsdnie, 1107 Chcntnut St.. Darby, I S-30 A. M , late residence, 1830 N Ilmivlir
'" lnt Prlate.
. rt.yNN -Suddenly. Dec. 12. CHAni.CS
J., liusuami nt -atne.-iii, v.- iiynn tnee
I orders of wlili h he wan n member, are ln -
I from his .at"., .residence, a.vjs Kner." st .
ra,.i,'i i i in 'm nini.'. is.',V ""Continued services In Ilethel M. K. Churcli.
"nVvrirri'V L tw V-i n ,c 7fe,""i IMrkerfecl. I'a.. Mendav rnernlnc. 10 SI
OAI ritl.lt On Dec. 13. at Ills late roll-, ,,'clncli. Interment In ndlelnlne eeraeterj.
ci?Aiti.l:sS-!'nTv OA-tTi'ifiW,, Sr'thniX'C leavt3 "reai1 S, Sta,len' Mendiy' k
lnte l'crrv O.vllher. of Heward Ce , Marv-1 s'l-'ttHNCIC. Dec 11, 1022, ANN'A
land. nmernl sen-lees at the Church nf I st'HHVCK. I'lmcrnl Men.. 1 I' M. from
Our Saviour. Monmouth and Carlten ft" , rtsldynre of lier nephew-, C f). Stern Al Al
en Saturday afternoon Dec. 10 ut 2:30 .rnoncHien. N J. Int. nrlv ate. rernwoed Cera,
O'elerlr I .SCHOIH.. Dec. II, SAI.1.1H. wlfs et
U1UI.A.S.. ai ii s resinerice . e.-.u, nruce i lat0 c'hrl-tnplier Scheel (nee Illrkey) liels
st.. jm n. l.i. 1,1 ,-!- -'HHA1.I. .1.. husband I mM nn,i frinnds are Invited te attend fa-
hi .mirv i un .iiuiii, i, ,.iii,i,, 'i. 'urn iiit'ii,,,
nli-e Jehn T. ttrclile Test. Ne 10, fl A It.. I
are Invited te the service, en Mendav nfter nfter nfter
neon. nt 2 o'clock, nt the Oliver II. Hair
lllilir . isje ctirsinui st itiicrtnent nt Ment-
rns,i cemetery jiemains may le vieweu bun-
day evenlnir.
oenniNa. Par. it. nnNnnrrrA. wlfe
of Karl r (leerlnn- at- d tin ltel.itlves and
friends also all seeleth-s of vvhli h he was
a member and member of Advent Lutheran
Church. Invited te atend funeral wrvlee..
Men . 1 I M . at her late residence. -J237
N nth st Int Oikland c,,rn rtemams
tnav 1m viewed Sun . K te in 1 M.
HAMILTON. Dec It. SAMtTi, H.. hus.
hand of Mamie Ilnmlltnn, aired 41 vears.
Relatives and friends, iilsn Jerusalem l.edKe
Ne. C0d, 1" nnd A M ; Jerusiilrm Itnvnl
Arch Chapter Ne 3: I.u I.u Shrine, A. A.
O. N M S , Philadelphia Cnnshierj, Ne, S2
A. A. S. H Valley f I'hllniMnhlnt N. M J.
I'. S A lCadnsh Cummanderv . Ne. 211, K
T . Jappa Council Ne. 40, N. i: Snimrn
Club, rhlla . Pa.: N. i: Shrine nut,. I'hlla
!.odce. Ne 2, 11. I'. O Hlks- Stephen (1 Irani'
Council. Ni 141 J O I'. A M Online
Hnnvve,. Trihe. Ne. 2(10 mn. e H r. . North
Kenstnirten Huslness Men's Assn. Northeast
lleneflrlal Asse.. are Invited ti funei.il serv
ices. S.it , 2 1' M.. residence. 4K.",2 Il.iosevelt
lleulevnid Interment Oakland Cem. Re
mains miy be viewed I rl . aft. r T V. M.
11AUT Dec. 13. lli:.NHV, huhiiid of An An An
tonette Halt Helatlves nnd Minds m a In
vited te attend funrnl i.irilr. Men, 1
I' M. priel-i'ly, late residence 20fl3 N sih
st. Int private, rrlendu may call Sun ,
e tn 10 M.
HAHTMAN. Pee. 1.1 JACOii n . husband
of late Marv CI. Hartmnn (le- Hitter) lie
mains tnav he viewed M ,u 7 t,. n )', M.
at th" tnrlers of OorKe v H-irr., t . I irk
and l.ehluh lives, Servlcs mil int Tues
at rurvlew Cem., nnvtrlevvn l'.
1IASI.AM Dee. II. r.neitnil II. son et
Oeruu II, nnd Itebena C Hnsl nil. itced H.
Kute nl eervlces Men . p . parents'
reslden, e Jim Hawthorne Kf . I'runliferd
Int. ut North Cedar Hill Cem
HAWKINS On Dec. 13 HIIKJ l.'DITH I!..
Tvlfe of Claud W. Hawkins nited f,n vears
Relatives and friends Invit.d In funeral sirv
Ices en Haturday, lit 11 M t ih9 renl-ilenc-
of her son, 1-Yanels A Hnivklns. Mn
N ICth st. Interment North I.auri I Hill
Cenieierr
llllTliR-On Dec. 12. 1H2.' 1'MMA 1III.
ri.K, Helatlves nnd friends, ni-.e Quaker
city Council, Ne. 17, I', and 1) or j", rB
Invited te the services, en .Veml.i" nftnrnoen
nt 2 31 o'clock, lit the Ollvir II Han iimi;
1S20 Chestnut st. Intarinuit .it I'. rmvoed
Cemetery 1'rlends may call Sundsv evenlnu-
HOrn. On Dee it, 1H22 CIAHA IilIT
I.nil. wlfe of Samuel I, Itelative, nnd
frlendk are Invited te th" f-rvl n Mendav
Iternoen nt 2 o'clock, nt h-r lite residence
ill N .'.nth st. Interment privaic,
HOItNHIl At Mt Helly, N j T)f(, 4
1022, MAHOAHCT I.A1HD ll()(.S'i:it nKi'i
dl TrlfiidH inav call at th r, si, lent. 1 of her
nephew, Jehn Ollvei. 212 Cllftwi ave. Mt
Hellv. N. J-. Sun., after 1 i. .r l'utieral
and int. mlvntrt Monday
Itl'NTi:il. Dec 13. 1022. r.t.ty. vnr-Tir
I widow of James Huntei llelailv-vH nnd
j friends ur Invited tt, intend runeral r,erv
1 'ies. h'at , 2.30 1' M , at latu reslderiee. uut"
Trinity st Int. Mt Marian Cem l'rlends
may call ITt.. B te 10 I'. M
JACOHrl. At 'West Chester, i,n Sltll-iKv
Twelfth Menth 1.1th. JST. II. wi,"w of
Ki anils Jniehs. Kun'rul private.
JAMISON, -Suddenly en Dec 11 in"?
DAVID, husband of tl.n lit,, Sarah Monre
Jamisen. Relatives nnd friends nie lnvltud te
tl.n reivlw. en Saturday afterneun. at "
e clock, ut his late residence, 435 s 4".th st"
Interm-nt private. "'
KiiCH. Dec. 11, 11)22. rumei.lN fl
husband of Kathnrlrin M. Kech (pen Hurst)
ar.ed 23 rutu-ml Men . ft A M , from his
.ite residence, 2802 Thompson si Cmulcn
ru0lAmnMnT,l,ri',.TvnuVy c,emJetc"" C"u"""'
ITCH - Dee, 14. Wll.Iiri.MINA. dauali.
ter of Jesh and Sarah Latch and irrand.
datufhter ut Jehn and IJIIsu Miller. It.. la
tlvea and friends Invited te funeral Mon
day, 2 V. M, reldencs uf paieiita, lilllsldi
ave, Dull Vliw, Delaware County j',, ml
lerin'nt. HIuh M'etlhR Heuhs (Vmcterv Mor Mer
tun.' .'-'.'; 1'rl'nda may call hundnv u'verilnir
I.AMO.N Dec II JAMHS MANIi-i!",ls'
I.AMON Helatlves and trlinds ai . nVlt .1
tn funeral services. Men., 2 ! m ,,',,
resineiicit or nis.nepiiew. iM.er M. Lanirn
'J3IH N. 7th st
.... ,-..,.,,. .,,, ,.,, cu ,-iin
iiir i.r iiiIa . .,...
Inc. K, I'jnT TI,.n ..... . . '
'" .ivnix" ' ; ,A"t... "V '".'A' :'".' '.'"i'J-,
------ ". ' , 11. ,iwii:m a
tery.
I.LWIS Aftsr a lenir lines, I'nr
Mrs i;. C. S. Lewis, en Dw. Ill .Vew ve,i
and llalllinnrit lMPcn tdeajn Vu. ew 10r,t
i.iniJV.-
WAI.SIII. huslianil of 1'l.ii ' , .V,''."'1.-1'
uieieuiy, i.eu
my. i)fr, i.'i ,. . ..
Cre-it) Heed r.R Relatives and ,r'''L al
IncAtriatlen Hely Nainn Keclmy and I'l'thnii,,
I'liih, Mnreuiilte Council. Ne, 2s0 If ,,t e
'.'''"..fl1:.!',"-1. T-0'J;. ' "V'l-'v. ;' liitij
ilnncn. R120 N Mh st. he emu lilUi m" a
Incarnation Chun-n in A M i,, 11,.?;
Sipulihre Cum. Wajnesheru (l ) i,,,d ii'i.
tuners. (Md.) papers cepv "q """
LUKHNH. -Suddenly, en Dec. 15 iti"-i
CIUlll.liH K.. bsleved hu.banJ of ' MihnU
II. Lukans. Berv c en Monday ufterncen. at
J o'clock, at his lt rtildsnc. 182(1 W.
VriiHiiKii it. Interment private. "'
crmeiit private
MeC'llANB,
ITlHuiu mnv call Nunday mciiinu-
I.HAMINH On Dee. IB. p " rrifrir
HAND, wir.. of Kdmuml II. lAmlnK itRla"
lives and friends nie Invlnd 10 1,1 service
nn Sunday afternoon, at a e'i Ii ",, ,,W?,?r
hits residence BUT H c.ntr-il ave . Jlein.'s'
town. N, .1 Intennent at Cann May iwt
Heuse N. J . ut 10.ne ..'.,i.,ci, v...! '.'. ' "rt
ru.
hand or Ilimina l.ejden (ue ji, Kn,;. ) ".',
son of the lute, 1'ranlt and Sarah Y.i.iJ, '
Helatlves, an.l fileiida. I10 iiminili' i
Richmond llrsnch of I'. 11. t nv 1.1 ii
funeral, 011 -IMe.iHy. Sf 8 0 A W f'rem
romiK-iice . of faihsr-ln-Inw. Michael M.
Ktaliey 2420 Hast Jlaa'rd "C '"solemn
hlth mass et rjnulem at St. Ann's n ,?,
at 10 A. M. Interment imiv Y'r,"..1'1.'."'''
----- ,V,,,D.
uec.pii,
11)2. THOMAS,
. ,
. 1 ! OTATOS s
Hushnml of the late Mary Mcfr. "" .
rls). nelntlies nnd frn.i;,ci,i,,J,'"i7
Hec ely Visitation rhurchi Ll, &
M. H.l Upholstery Weavers' tinu ..' A
3M War I Uemocratle Cluh. nd ?nA !
tnlllee, nre mvltea te Rtten.l rVir.r1 y Cen
7:30 A'. M... resl4ei.ee of hi. '..'V."?, &
I M. Itunlln..!.. ' V Jlhll V
requiem mass Church of Vlsliaii.- .""hwi
Int., Hely fepulchre Cem,
M,
resldene.. mii.' 'il - T. l
Friends may call Sun. eve. ini J,.,"-'"! It.
. MOniTZ. Dec. 14, JOHN V "l"'
of Anr.le Merltz Holatlves an "f,rJl,1,"lM
lnvlle-1 te attend funernl aervi. e11' "
I', M nt residence 2010 N iJv f"" - t
Int. private. "' 'anhi',j
MUl'lt. Suddenly, Dec. 14 cat,,..
heled ilsuehter of th'e kl. TL''N'B
Auitusta Mueh. r.elatlvei in, rl"' &
Invited te attend funeral, Mendal 7' S
from 13, !,. Hoey'., Funeral ImVi. a- M,
N. tRth St. Solemn ilh mal. ,"-v,
of the Genu 0 A. M. Intarrnl" Ne v pLIP
dral Cemetery. !w Cstht.
Ml'ltPHY. -Suddenly. Dec n B,
husband of Man- Murphy (nee tiV.'sE;ll
Whtte Church. County Cerk jr. Ji1)'11?'-
31th year. Helatlves and frlenSI1, ' h
Mtrd te attend funeral. Men., s ,"n ": "
from his late resldence, 2N:ii v Ai '..
Ilequtem mass nt the Church r.f".,'1 !
Ch-I' 10 A M Int, Hnlv crn,.0,f, "-'erpj,
MUSSON. At his residence' "nl"i- ,
MYKltH. Dee. 13, AUcr. r .,.
Albert O. Myers, nrisl 41. iii'i. !."!ew f
t.iIim in.i -.... ,f i .. . -- ' iirian
"-""LZ.A'r -V'"!" 'nvueu t .
" , ".." -. .i , irem her .11. . 7,,-.
i727 w. n r.ird ave sni.,n i.,'J""""
'le.iutem at Iho Church uf the Oe.u in ,,..t
the OMVreTj'i!
1111. .--. i"-n.n . m.
O'MHAIIA - -Dec. 3. PATIHcv- y t
of the Inte Hrlduet O'sVafa "iied'e 'n,M
reral. Hat S::ie A. M.. late re.,i.-.1na.ft:
11,,' i'.iiii iiiriniH nri nviied ,.. ..,.. :'!.'
I'nniar St. Bn etnn b h ni. '"' nH
Cliurrll of Ou.-. I.ailv of Vletiirii inV'.V
Int Helv de4 Cem.
I'AItKM Itcv. wnst HY
u. it. iieiiiuven
nnil rrl.n.i. ... .' ""as.
. lnvlli"l te attend runeral eervlees, Men 11
A. M.. nt Union Hnntlst Church. lOih'.ll
1 nuwMcr sis Ilemalns win P ln ,.?,
I the church, from D 'SO te 12 o'cleclr s?ii?.1
evenlfur. and from N.30 te 10:30 a r ,J '
i ilav Int. IMeii Cum .
. .. . - .-.-.imi iiti nvrssAia it
I IT.AHSON. Die. 14, in2 rim r
I nf the l.ite Jeseph 1. and Annle v tii..-,M
rjue notice ""
rOM.dCIC Dec. 14. MAtir V
"'!!""."' '1 ' '.n, V... aniL f n-Uf H',r .." lateiehn
wlfj f
""I s'ur. 11 iivijii, rtKi'tl It Itf at a 1,1
frlendM. nnd all societies et which , hi w
a mernlier. nre Invited te attend IW..V
Men., S.30 A. M.. from her "liana's r.. '
deuce. lMi: N. Httlnir st. Solemn hlSh ?.'.'
nt Most Precious Illoed Church 10 A V t.V
ut Hely Cress Cem. " . .int.
I'esun
OSUIl Dec. 12. HnNEST D. hUihssfl
atn Sarah Jnne Poser, aired 72. R?i,.
of 1
lives and friends Invited te funral stvIm.
Sun.. M:43 I'. M. nt the resldne,i Tet h 1.
I mn-ln-lnw, Jehn T Wnlluce, .luSO N Sih i
' Int at Wlllnmsnert. I'a
till
1111 11, nee. 1.1, 1U22. JIAUTIIA. widow
nf William JVcn used (II c.irs Hlalhn
rtL'I.ON. Dec. 14. MATIT A., vnfe of !M
, Jnmf.,, ,,
Itcl.itlves and friends Cham.
"" t "'"".: ,V -i7 "-, . ""V"' "'.'"
. ..tn r-m...ll T n I. ... I... ,.-, .
I st. Solemn reeulem mass at the Church
I of Our I.ady of .Mercv- at 10 o'clock. later-
i nieni nriv-ii", .-vew laineurni i rmeterv.
!V. - widow-of Hey. James Sampson, aired M
lEflntlp nml frlnrul Invited tn uttprtrt fn.
, ft"". 'H ""' L" - r?l'V
Vernen st,, Sunday evenlnt: at 7 o'clock.
neral. Men.. 7.30 A. M.. Inte residence. 811
Nictarlne st. Hlch mass at the Church et
the Assummlen 10 A, SI. Int. Hely Sipul-
dire (Vm
SCO'IT At Krdmlielm, Chestnut Hill.
Dec 11, li JIlNNIi: widow of Ilenn- A
Siett, need fl,". Rel'itlves and frlenils, aln
1'enemah Council. Ne. 78. 1 of P. nl
North I'enn Council. Ne llll, S nnd D of
I... are Invltid te funeral services, at ru
in te residence. LYdcnhtdm terrace. Chostnet
Hill. Sue.. 7 P. M. Int. ut Urlstel Cen.
HRMl'ih Dee. 13, IH'OHNU. hushind et
Hllz.ibetli Semple. Relatives and IrlencH.
members of Iren Molders' Vnlen. Ne. I. tr;
Invited te attend funeral services Jien., t
P. M.. late residence, 2013 11, Wlshart t.
Int. (Ireemnuunt Cem. l'rlcnds may call
Sun., s te 10 1 M.
PMi:DLi:v. At her residence 401P Hsvef.
ford live., en D'.'c, II, 11)22, ANNA LMA
1IRTH. widow- of Jonathan II Smedlev nJ
dau--hler of the late Je-cph and Kllza our
Relatives and filend.s are Invited te tM
it-rvlin, un Monday afternoon, at 2li) o'clecn.
at the Oliver II Hair llldx.. 1S20 Chostnet
tt. Interment private. ....,,
SMITH Dec 13. 1022 MATlin c,.. wlf;
nf Jehn Smith nnd daui-hter of HrllBft M
late James .McLau-rhlln Relatives and frkiiJi
nre In, lied te attend the funernl Meil,,
h A. M,, fretti her Inte resldence. .I.OI sun
ti n St.. Falls of Sehuvlklll .vilftnn reciul'tn
mass ut St. HrldcUH Church 0 30 A. .
Int. Westminster Cem
SMITH Dec 13 MARIH M dauhtr
of Jehn M. and Marie Smith, awed 21 Kelt
lives und frlenda are Invited te funernl.
Tues., 3 P. M.. fiem her parents rrsldenci.
11143 Cleveland nvv. let Norlhweod Cera.
Remains may b viewed Men cicn'tis.
SMITH Sll.liletilv, Dee 1.1, at Aiisnej
City. N. J. ANNi: HOI'.ART, datiiililer of
lit., Thornas l)un"an and Sarah wurti
Smith. In th 2d v.-ar of hyr ime. runl
('rvleea at 2021) Pine st . Men.. 18th Inst .
at 11 A. M. Int. rrlvatc Ple.iss emit
""sPiIaNIJ. P'e. 13. RICHARD htubrnj
of Mery I. Splnne nscil M Itel itlv nd
friends, also Ilnnldln Ledce 134. I jr.l
A. M.. are Invited tn nttend funeral ! Ien
3 P. M , from tha npartments of nlHl;"1
It tattersby. 3310 N Hrend St. In t. M .
Vernen Cem. Remains may be viewed Sun.
"s'ITINPL. At Clementen. N. J.. Dee. )
11)22. DORA, wife of Julin Stelndl. med
Svc Sin.. !'l?0 A. M 'IL'if'l,"St
Cli menten Int Knrnvvoed Cem.. I hlla. in
mains may be v'wed Sat ye cf
STOL1ILRO Dec. 15, AMI ,I.1A, Jj
late Hernard Stelterit, ared ..V W'U ri
Invltid te nttend funernl. Men.. A .
residence, 1227 N. Randelph st Hequ im
mass nt St. Peter's Church 0 A M. IM-
""TAI'i'i: (nee I'rf"17?"""'' "."l
1 tr I IAN M wlfe of Jehn N ran. '?,'
,1 lUKhti r 1.1 Jehn J. nml Wllhelmlna t
'renueh ''Relatives and friend. IJ
vlted te the service. Sat, 2 1". M . ? :,,
resllet e 1211 N. Kral'r St. Int at
Merlah Ctnietery. Prlenda may tall rl.
"VVysTiS--Dec 12 JOHN TYSON, as-aft
Re ivt ves and fiends nre Invited te , funeraj.
Sun 2 P M , from residence of -Mrs I"""
feV'Mrairfrlm; ltiSTlU
'Yu.KuSS.'-Dec. 11. ANNA A . -Mew jf
Henry Clhless (nee Wlld-1. nrt.llij;
frlendi Invited te funerul, Sat . 1 '
n "re,ld"ii 111 red-nil st Servlc rX
lvti r's Church. 3d and Pine sts.. 2.30 I.
Int pitvale Viewing I rl. cve ,,.,. .
VAN IILARCOM Dee. 14, E5 A A.
widow- of llnrjy.yan.llnrcemineev,i.,.j
hi
te runerai eerv ' n. '-"; -.;,. i,,rej
U'
,' ' II wl e of Joel WlnwrlhtrM '"':
;AWnhna,tIM.ente.3K.
hand of 111" IMchel K Whetstone '"
and friends Invited te funeral """';',s,0.nri'.
" P. M . resldcme. 1633 12rle ave. Int. r
V 'WILLS -Near MalnKa. N. J ".J,''
ANNA M.. lfe of lata lMmund T. MJ
Services Men.. 12 M.. Kn-ween CMtl.
C'yOl')NVjN-Dec. IB. 1022. CAHU1E T ,
nf James Yeun and lUughter of !' Jnhn
and Bablna Hueff. Funeral " .$?,
11 A. M., at her late rssldence, I.'.. 1 !"
nve . Lean. Int Private. r.nnnAlt
V.i:i.Ni:il On Dec, 12. 1022j -V-mismTI
p. V.lU.Ni:iUn.t Hevce ,,lfe of y llsre,";
& Ledne. Nil. 173. 1. e. '.,rrjaf,",i J
vltcd te funeral, servlcsB, en B.iuruai'.'
nt nei ltttn reflinent-B. ! :i.,t
VlsnaIiU'lcen Interment .J,"f"
yrlfn'ti mnv ckII rrlday
1 t j -
IWiKRTAKJ5R.. -
mm
McCrane. atfti
MIMiIOAN. Dec. 14. ItOni'ii-e .
MOAN. Helatlvcs and frl"n.l, LJ' lle
oed Iieda-e, 64a. F. and a! M ;''.0.P'.
te attend the funeral. MeiMi .'..?'.! !"vlti
from his lata
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n.ftrT.Ka-
rp.ul, Ji-nn niuvvi.. .. - ; . -,;,--,,
Moe"'?" . ' SAW,""" 'i ' 1 AliOMKH
IFr ! I I II II V1A1.IVIJ1.1 I
11'iiii Itilernu'nt In Oreentneunt Cemetery. '
husband u'areirns n'WH.inil nriithg
d I rl' nds. alrw Phlln Turniistnelnd. "
y 'ether societies of vvhlel. H- ,"
her. Invited te funeral, Men 2 1 ".'..,,
reslilene.' 3ft23 Cellins st Hit at Cedar HI"
Cem ,"!ay W" S;u,n' ,?i7iiJ.N'n. h-
111 ? IMIl. lll
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