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THE HOUSE OF MOHVN
Bu GEORGE GIBBS
Auffcer e "Youth Triumphant" and Other Successes
Copyright, 1912, D. Appleton rf Ce.
WHO'S WHO IN THE STOKY
CHERRY MOHUN. up-te-date gtrl,
rich and eharmine. at onee irrtrueca
nnA niimMmA in.
DAVID SA.NQREE, young American
tthnehgitt and tear veteran, amated
y cnangee tn manner ana bii" i
oreioM out bu th tear, but inter- .
fired in Cherry. Hit model, fund)
are Inverted with her father,
JIM MOHUN. a telt-naae financial
leader. Jea Dusty te win
children he leaves them te
MRP. MOHVN, tche hat tuecettfuliu
..uj .. .1 '.-..-. 1 ..1-n li. '
UUIUPVfCCl tne IdtUI O.I.C vi .-rf.
OflUCB COWAN, a motorcar tale-
man, of eave-nan type, of whom
vncrrv irnaeinci tin; n i""""" .
HOB MOHUN, ten. i, a typically reck.
u.. .,.,.
GEORGE LYCETT, elderly cherut, ,
MunuButuBii. emrr y , .r, ,
JOHN CHICHESTER, iclem Mri. '
ir.&u. ..A..M iil . Aiifl ,M.ln.tim.
, ,
TsiTtHTVEweneut, Chrry. Itdeesn t
JL matter what men yen make. Vt
v. .- m.rin nt vetitflf. It Isn't
the twelve dollars a week that you'll
earn. It's the capacity te face the neel
of earning; It. veuve swiea up unaer
he test of disaster, ten 1 ecen same
v . . .Kimn.fiwt , mnVi. t,B,l
veur beat te put a geed face en the
situation and make ethers de se
It
tan'
1 in
n't your fault that you've, failed Tt
s't your lauu mat you ceuian 1 una u
reed Jeb. Ne matter what happens new. .
I. hare rve fear for you I did fear at
She would hae beUecd tlir visit le liavn been an accident if Tlioebe
hadn't breusht Dlclty along
first T didn't realize the kind of stnf?l "Mere mapitlb-cnt than the Chi
you "ere ninde of. I'm prieid of eii, ehters?''
Cherry proud of you " David made designs iu the prn'i !
He bent forward nod Ue'-ed her en unlK with th. ferrule of hli umbrella
the blew, hut she turned her held "Well nuherl" he said with an
nllflv
te hide the ten'-' ihnt trie'iieM
down her rheek Shi' had a feelin? tint
she mustn't M hut. -e.- tjus tlgn !
her weakness, even ihe icli her emo
tion came from the appreciation of
his praise. She henrd his voice at her
ear, ReiiiK en with a new note of res
olution. "Yeu enn re te work or net, as you
please, Cherry. I like jour pirlt. Rut
jeu needn't worry. There will be mere
"money seen, I hop. I've get n scheme
under way with Jehn Harnett and
Harvey Matthi'en that will de the tneK
a new labor-saving device for textilt
mills. The capital Is In slcht. People
tli nk I'm a dead one but l m nor
Net vet
I'll make 'em sit up and take
notice. leu 11 dee.
"Oh, Dad. I'm se slad!" And then
llrmly. "But I think I'll b hapyWr
working for the present. Just the same."
"All right. f!e ahead Hut I 11 bet
n MiniiKiind " he broke oft with a
rueful laugh-"! mean a dollar and a
quarter tliat you u dp promeifu ui u
week."
But Cherrv wasn't promoted in n
nek or In two, for Stacy A Hem
pel's never promoted anv girl unless
her services beninui esv'nrlnl. Almest
any ether pretty girl could have done
nMnnlelilp .ilinf PHarrv did-
In the early hours of the morning she
helned te nut the stock In order, and
flnlhed up the odds nnd end i of busi
ness net concluded the day before. At
about 10 in the morning, when the
department tilled with shoppers, Cherry
inu en the new models, one after the
ether, nnd sauntered up and down the
nlsles with a ppcullur htiut blch thp
woman at th lu-ad e the department
showed her- a method of loremotlon
hleh had originated upon the root
c f a midnlgli' thoatie and aa sup
i ese te he both slnueu and gulleVss
As Stnl' & Ilernpel'- u n u "'pp
. .ilty 'hop i'- i-'i'teineni were pros
1 reiiP preple nnd. of reur' it wasn't
i ni hefere t'hrrry sew nn- of her
. i I neaualntanfi"- and frlidi.
She was gen the cr ,'irwt hy the
itlp profitfer Carruth' r. cirl and
i nned cheerfully. Mi' Oeflr.
Tm' ne, who had a new debutante
I'u'iEliter eeinins nlenB. i" "ry pleas
.nit and svinpathftic for sen Keoends,
iln'ii moved qiiti'klv en te t'u! ncrknenr
1IIH Unlbrnlth uiis ius,.'rately rurdia'
i lier embrai-e', (thahtit; adjectives it
i veiv breath
' Ptar Cherry Oh, wl ur a darling
I rock. I heard you "ere here Ten
in leek tee adenl.'e I .i net -err
lur you In the len-t I' must h won wen
iierful te be p itiins en ihe'i -.wet, m-v.
ihlngs bfnri any em- el-, .an enr
iliem. l'1' l''en "anting te call
here- Is it"' Uie Huiidied jd Ninety
'einetliiiu''' but if 'i ie hard t, get ihH
lu-hltiH He (eme te sen us, won't
miu? ''oen'' fined-bv darling ' ml
oil .lii went s urrjing n.te tin n-n f.
Nina bailn'i lnuiubd t" be pntroti. pntreti.
i z ,in mere than "It' Te i 1 id, b r
i berry needed no duigi mi te incllnit.
I I ! position ill th" eve of these who
! -id been her acquaintances In former
M-.irs. But her only reactions from
iln'He conversations were bome nmuee
; , A . . l.1 interest In a
- i ...
i,, IimiI heen unram nur
She didn't see Gleria or VI. Olerin
van tee buav "larilng" she wippeied.
tind VI. she hart heard, had geno te an
idher "rest cure."
'I'lie shopping viit of I'hnebe Mack
Un had a dlfferent empliauls i'ihum
never knew whether It was made bv ac
tidi'lit or de"ign he would have bf
lle.ved It te have been mi ucidnt if
l'heebe hadn't brought DicKv along The
date of the wedding, it fieem-d, hed
been set feiward te a month in tlie
early fall. i.'"l I'hnebe wai. getting ac ac
(eatterlea for her trousseau 'I bey were
IkHIi f-rj frank and friendly, but
l lierrv gave n gasp of relict uiien thev
liUHStsI en - I'lioebe hnving Ismgln t li
frock from Clierrv's bai k ("berry l.n"w
that the deserved this, f theri' is n
iutnlerniiCK greuier ihun that of uiie
woman for another woman ului lm lm
refusfl the nuiti that -he Iieh accepted
Hut the iiupresflen of tliis visit wai
net lasting Anil 'iiculc, who often
topped In at the met,., poured balm
upon her vsnumls b) ili'i larin- ihnt she
believed Uicky te be .ilreudy showing
hlgliH of reatlveni'HH under I'heebe's llglit
NiialTlc, ami that It Chei rj wanted him
she could Btlll luiM' mm
Hut Cherry dldn t want IMckj new
JIu waa as iinsubstnntiiil .is ,i fmiv
liere out of a dream. His hum I bud
ilruppetl from him lien hIic hud
known him in I'miuc he had hum
rather gorgeeue. And yet yes- muii
thluj even yet mlgNi have been done
with Dicky.
'Oenle rnM nothing mero of .David
lllk HIOIU VI 'Wl't
Sangree nnr did Harness speak of
Genle except in the most causal and
friemllv wav. Cherrv told blm where
she waa werklnt! and ("veral times he
met her after bvir, ualliliiR with her
up me avenue aim inreuiu mt i""vi
if 'Genie had Wn trying te "mother
him he gave no sign. Indeed, be had
been ae busy with hi work at the uni- ,
versify and upon his new project, of,
wmen ne win -iwii.cn nuumuij "
1 Cherry, that he had had little time for
society. This project was netl.lnH les
i,en n .,ei f ntiMflf iin(Htlen Inte
vuuu .. uu" . ...--- r - ---
the Near East, uMch tie vns pinnninit
for the fellow Inc "int;-,
vunij .,,t ; . t
be vn hew haw ?", """ft
tilenmire was tempered by the thought
that next "Inter David would leave (
ie,t ... .u. . . .- . ...-.. - -
haps. 8be seemed te feel the need of
1.1m .irttp ninre thnn ever
Oue day. net Iedr .it'tr php heard
0f til0 great new rtan. they at upon
a bench In the park nvnr the lake.
"I'm qla'l. Hamese- - sb sali.
"Ten must tell me nil about these pee-
pie the Ivnris vu sain 11 u a i'
the nig worn c 'mir " -"j
wiu seu joy iu
'ir what 1m planned for years
It's what I would have ders with my
own money. I was lucky te Ret peepbi
interested a rich aunt you ve tienrd
mc sj-csk 01 .wm .uun ,-..u.:v
Cherry nodded
"fih- nscl te bs a (treat swell
.inri'netil nir. Itie tirst .lelin hi
hestpr was peddling teb.ici-u wheii
Rlehanl Sansre'1 wns Colonial (Jovtrner
He owned all thtw land, the very plne'
where we re silting And Aunt Mary
bus alwajs been very proud of her
linpage. t"ertv year- ngu hhp ruled
things with a high hand, f-ecull. She
is the nearest uppreach te a granda
datn that New Yerk bus ever known.
Still Uvea In Madisen avenue the tide
of commerce swirling about the old
browustene heut-e. But she won't tell.
I don't knew hew rich she is she never
speaks of money because it's vulgar
qui i in sure sue must nave millions.
aue just sits in
a little corner of n
salon at the rear of the house, en the
geraen werning at ner embroidery all
day long. There he holds her court
people of ii bygone daj with all tht,
ceurtllnets of n bygone day. But she
!ir her Influtni-p still. I must take
ou te see her, Cherry a serene, bau-
WlrV I uted te SISiWhar.
mm iiti-is an erect carr ace iKe n
'm. -,..... .
j. nut b wny i ioek se long te screw up
my courage te the point of asking her
te help finance my expedition. But
"he gave If mere than I hoped for
And that paved the way for the rest.'
"Yeu st'p, Cherrv, i knew I could
net stay at the university the r-st of
mj life. I'm net fitted for tPHehlnir
i knew Juht hew te de this work. I've
been preparing for it for jphth. Bart-
lett Knew that. tee. and he den
everything lie could te help me. I've
get thn best fclentific hacking In the
nuntry, be veu s(. i can't fail. !
get te succeed "
"I Itnew jeu will Yeu'v get a
new angle te your Jaw. Hameses.
Dad's get It, tee, peer dear. He swears
he's ge'nc te .show people a thing or
two vet."
"He will. I don't doubt It. It's
hprd te down a man with a courage like
his. But then it may take time. In th
meanwhile what h comes of you?"
She laughed confidently. '
"I'm going te leek out for myself,
Itameses." f Mid Ills gazn sought
hers slowly
"I'u wrnlfil about you u let,
fherry. That's n rotten job veu've
get. '
'But I've made geed at l f cl
zett.ng fifteen next week.'
"Ar you? 15 ,lee; l',n jlad te
hear It " he said. An 1 tl,., ..
Tii.'th "I'.ut eti wer' made f,,r m,,.
thing better "
"N'e," nh- broke in cheerfully J
prevnl ihnt 1 wun t
"Nen,ense! f.uck vis ngnli , re :
Six, here. Cherry, II' te 1 mi ,jm (
the tlilngh I brought jeu ,,i ( pr te
Iieten te I enme out here in , ff,.r r,,,.
u job as my sp.Tetnn a 'he
bi'y until I go I'niy '-"
"Itntnfes '"
'It'rt net in')' h Orlv t, t,
wei'k. but it v he : n re
than pitrndltig I,' fore a 1 t
t-flve -i
i.ng.-ul
M mi t, . t ui.'1 i,, r ,
1 i," tc in i- I i , i t i I
n"ssik 'r I -. 1 . '-iv d"n' i
tbfti wl.n I l-, ti-rjjps a p'sn ii i
library ."
Cherry bubbled ,,yer with ejeirr .
"If 1 could de lr '
' "" "" ' "teiv lrnsi yeKtn i
i en can. i knew what vei enn ,ir
in
Sim htilted aguin In lrsolurien
'I want te make goedwith, it heiji
without fnvi rs
He laughed
Jf yen den t t ii
t av. le get snmi'iiili i
" ill I wenliin'i ,iJ
''link vim wer s' il e
nu'ri 'ure
Ye,.
All 'igbt. 'I !., I
Mr wr'il
at least I
lr I .' dn't
t 1 r
iiinevH -niii ve'i wi re
g'liiritiiii
angel, Hnmete..
"Then that s
quietlv.
N'ijvv 1 kne'.v it '
n'ttji-d n;d Smigrer
Te If ciiiiilniKsl toiiierrnvs
Thcfj Leve Ier--And
Disappear
Jvst, rv.i ii s the p. in i r.t uf
i 1 1 n'l' i' ,i in ii, and Ii r' men
wbu nut i miirrj In t- iitnl who
diep wit i t -iglit, one iiftei nn
utliei 'I lie imj is tlirlllltiglv told
,j tl," I 'ilti'l StnieH Anihaxsnder te
Iinl .ind ullii id i,l in-' m it tb-J.nu-
mm' Cnnt'i n n e
itu it Met) w siim i: him)
"77it? Vanishing Men"
will npiieiir i i
Evening Public Ledger
EVENING PUBLIC
L
. . a & .. if
statements in Questionnaire in
Capper's Weekly Declared
Unfair and Misleading
ay VARIANCE WITH FACTS
' VHniHinuu v.nn rnv
?
AnficiatiA Press
Pec. Id. Accuracy of
""'"' '"'dn ,.? ,.-,t!en in rV wnt
statements mane 111 a quc.iieniinirp srm
. .....,.
" iii
utrnthn shir "n nib 11 Questioned b
lstratlen anipping mil, is nucnuenpii ey
hnlrmnn T.nkpr. of the Rhlpplne
recelred tedav by
)II1IIU. Ill It iniM nil i-i vvitdi ,
.senator tapper
T. LI. Icffr mnite nnhl!r hv th
shlpplns Tteanl. Mr. T.asker told the
pennter that "whatever may he your
position upon the pending ship subsidy
u.,1 t nm ,-, you de net desire the
nr,, 0f your pnrer te reai'h their
roncluslena upon either inadequate or
erroneous statements
'Because the statements In the cir
cular of the eriran controlled by you
zrrr.
ASKER AHAGKS
SHIP REFERENDUM
..-, W'nrtMe- 1iiK1Iia1 In HI'" luwi'unvu " evu lis lUCIUUHUL Iier,
e"L '.v.'' '.'. ii;ai,J-"'if'ir.n'. for ."5200,000,000. Under exlstlnn law
v. "arhend e the farm bloc ' te ascPr- ' lwl-.len la, made for a S128.0d0.000
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Announces the rate of interest en
Savins Fund Accounts at
4
from January 1, 192.t, until further notice
Columbia Avenue Trust Company
IIROAD AND COLUMBIA AVENUE
Oldest Trutt Company in North Phila.
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POULTRY
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Reute 11, IS, 34,
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LEDGER - PHIUADELPHIA. TUESDAY;
'nrp net nccurata and nre wholly at
variance vith the facts,' tne letter
continued, "I feci It ray duty te you,
Mm. nneM- :.rVe.X,;L; i, .MnM
iiius i'iiuuiq juu tu terrt'ui wiu wrumup
impreBBien your puoncnuen nan
croate.1. Yeu certainly would net wUh.
and I certainly could net penult, any
imrt of our people te be milled con-
corning the previsions of tua Blilp sub
i - - ... . -" -.---,
Uiiv. or the facts mirreundlnB I
Mr. Lasker questioned nartlcularly
t-tatemcuts in the questionnaire that the
Government Intended te sell Its war
built merchant fleet for approximately
SCOO.000,000, planned te filend $125,
000,000 te recondition' the ships or
build ethers, " and then would pay out
about "750.000,000 In subsidies and aids
te ship-owners during the next ten
years.
Mr. Lasker said he challenged any
0,1, t0 !5,10W ,v,lere ,he ShlPPlnR Heard
. , .,. , ..,, ,. i"u. a.. .
ht the proposed legislation only mads
.... m.jifi.it,. . ,u ..t i
"" """"."""""" "' "' present law
"te meet conuiuens mere snecemuuy."
Cost of Garernnwnt Aid
Ai te the probable cost of GeTern
ment aid, Mr. Lasker wild Bhlppln
lieanl officials repeatedly had averred
i,nt a subsidy could net under any con-
.Htlens exceed S30.000.000 n ir Par.
m,.i.t of Government aid en all Araer- '
imii tennage new privately owned
would can's an outlay, he added, of
net mere than Se, 500,000 a year.
"The statements as te the workings '
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FOR CHRISTMAS
AND AFTERWARD
Ne gift could be mere
appropriate than a beauti
ful Gas Table Lamp or
Fleer Lamp.
The new designs with
mahogany standards and
beautiful silk shades are
in great demand this Holi
day Time.
At Stores Frem Representatives
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lable for syllable from this partisan
minority report."
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VOI.ENTDal! (nv i . Jan. 20 Feb. 4 Mar. si
HtW AMSTrBBAM Tab 17 Mar. 21 Aiir 28
Ta, singer Offlce. 1531 Walnut St. Thlla.
Hit I'rli Iml , . At
iiiturmni I utli.ran Cemetery Ardmore
ANDI'I s. .s en Dec. 17 IP.'J, HOB-
Kill" AMU. lis' ' Ilelatlves and frlends,
,. . i ., , .i l-npinetlc Chamber 'n
H " l l Invnen in ninerei i rvici
i.i. Wet nisp. M.. at is lam residence.
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LflOULAN
IN lirIIIUIAKl .......... . ie. if ,l.'! n 'IIHJJIAH KKBBI.EII, aged and the late Jane wnaien ," Mi
r-vfi "vVitille?"!' r-i vp.n ,iyF K fflM. tt;' f ''"wVui ?iV-V !8-p5,m "?A
A,.M. -deey at At.,.,,,1,' Cltv. N '" 1 ' ferf" K fi'-Mr-S
lUnsen f.rt.ry f lnwyd. P.i I'uii.ral ,..?AN(1AN Hec 18. '' nj'.'f... '. '"- it. Sei.mn high mass of" rebul.m M lM! Si., Si ari Invited te at ei d fu 'er' "H t,,,
itrv Ilum at it.lilenc. or entries .11. aiuaru. iiuuu u. " -.. :: ., "t." nam- I'hureh In A M. Ini M. r..hV.i.. . ;."- ifZA "J I' M. nrec eeiv, , ... -., ...
i nun i i intn 1 1
AIUs-, t Tmiiern I'lMiten, N
Tvl-MiN .f I'S. -Pis-Ji at PMlVi " Net. - ffij) AM "int Ht I).,,. V,,,,' "" "y'Je'p "it. precisely it""., 'la..0..!'
.' funeral v lV il'ven fieui Oliver H linn ."VAM.-Dec l,? ''''" V C. nsnee. 0214 W. Montgomery a e.t' Adath
HnU, lh'.'ii uliestnut st. , .. , "YAMAe Md,i.h';h,rj ""n l iiliii'Z, ",'. rl' Jeshurun Cem. Kindly emit flowers,
HAM. sw A'J. HI, i02J. ABTIII'll. bus ilenca of his daughter, M rj. II arry r lllak,,., MAI.ONET D.e. ft. MAfJOIH ji.j d.ugh-
band of Aliee M Ual of H47 Palm st , pembcrten, N ''."', ', ',?' I",l": ter of the lat. Jam., and Hanora MalenejT
Iiolatlves ami frlends, nlse Manchester Unity lelgh Ura.. Camden, N, J. Uem., u V aged BS year.. Funeral Thure.. (Pai A. St..
st the I e ii r uie Inv lied te the service J papers copy, rt.idenre of niece, Mr.. Maraiirai ; CHgra
'timEWBEBTW 1922
Admiral Grant te Speak
Itear Admiral Albert W. Grant, who
was In command of the entire sub
marine flotilla at the outbreak of the
war, will address members of the Mili
tary Order of the World War at a
dinner tonight in the Meridian Club.
Other speakers Include Majer General
Waller, U. B. M. O., and Colonel II.
K. Price, of the Seventy-ninth Di
vision. te
Wtter
CuiysHi
F. I.. 1'eaklns.
Oen'l .
Agent, U. P. BTitem,
; Cem'l Trust Bute.
DOS
15th & Market Sta., PhiUdelrhla
Phene Lecuit 4.P5
44
STKAMSHIP NOTtCF.sl
WEST INDIES
Dy Magnificent Cruising Steamer
MEGANTIC (20,000 tens ditpl)
2fidav crulie te 13 Interesting perta In
cluding Panama Canal and La Cualra,
b'euth America. Ample timefer sightseeing.
Farti ct Lew at t2S0
Jan. 15, Feb. 17, Mar. 22
Inquire for book.
let diid dttdrfeJ
information
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m Way assail T
$s4.38 $61.88
lacludlea meats ana stateroom aeeemnwiatlcaM
r.xim ebarge for preferred spaca.
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Lembard 5144 Main 7791
Philadelphia Agents for
W, A. BLAKE ft CO., Ine.
mm0perating V. S. Gov. Shlpi ,
baLtiiviere line
Regular Service
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USSB S S "Hnnniick"..l)cc. 20
, GEYELIN & CO. Inc.
10S S. 4th St., Phila.
Lembard 5144 Main 7791
Ph'lad.lplil. Agents for
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James and Miuaret Burns ..llelmive. ', , "
iec ii, i'v-iii-i ,
friar,. Invtll'la tuners Thurs in,,""
friends Invtlel ' te funeral Thurs
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I Heffman. USO N. Hedfleld el
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vu ':n''--A'iJ"'".J'ari Apartments, WHAI.F.N. Dec. ... y"" -- -- ,.,,
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. CADWALLA
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lives ana
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srrlcM
asecs.
atuni
her late
N. Camaejt. aeiemn re...
ninBii.n'a Chnreb 11 A, i
nt requiem HI
Jnti-Hely Sepulrhre Ftnj,, . t,.y.nA
efCM.r? B. ciftSn KU BWMt Relative;
de. alie all eecletlee e jrhjeh he
and friend
nui memi
ten Ben
lena'lffieral' sereeiT'Wunu 2:90 P. JJj.
let. residents. 8080 jlasrthejme hit,r,JJJ
ford. Int private. Kaet Osdar HIII cem.
Remain" may be viewed wed. eve.
CONWAT. On Dee. 18, ..TAKB B.. 4eaa
It, -at the late Jehn and Alice Conwar.Fu Cenwar.Fu
neral Friday. 8 A. M.. residence. 1886 IS.
J9th it. eelmn requiem i rnaee St. Thjma
Aaulnae' Church B.SO A, M. Interment
CMh?"a! Cemetery. Relatlvee and friend,
alie Leaeue of Sacred Heart of Bt. Thomae
Aqulnee parleh and St. Cecelia Auxiliary.
Krlahrs St Jehn. Invited te attend.
COSTBL.L.A. Dee. 18. HANNAH J., wife
of Kutene II. Coatella (nee Harrlean). Rela
tlVee and fVlende are Invited te attend
funeral. Frl., 8.80 A. M., from her late
residence, 880 Church lane, Oerrnantewn.
..limn vAM.il.m m.aa .ft th. Cnurcn Of tne
tmmiculate Cenceptlun 10 A. M. Int. Hely
'tt$&-M Mtferd. N. J., Dee. .
10S2. OEOnOB M.. husband,, of Sarah B.
Cubherly. aaed 88. Funeral f rpm hie late
reilrtence. 80 Church t., Medford, N. J..
Wed.. 1 P. M. Int. Odd Fellewau Cera.
CUSCADDEN. Dee. 17. JOHN, hueband
of the late Margaret Cueeadden. Itelatlvei
and frlende Invited te funeral eervlcee,
Thure.. 2 r. M., at residence of hie daugh
ter. 417 W. Diamond t. In?, prtxate. at
Ilelevua Cem Vlewlne Wed., after 8 P. M.
DBVENET. Oeo. la. ARTHUR J., hue.
bend of Clara K Deveney. Relative, and
friends -InNlted te funeral. Wed., 10 A. M..
from hie late reeldnce. 2460 N. Oarnet at.
Int. private. On Mew Tue . 7 te 0 V, M.
DEVMN. Dee. 17. 1082. EDWARD .T..
hueband of Loulce II. Delln. Relntlve. nnd
friends are Invited te the funsinl, wt
H 80 A, M., from hie residence. 2044 Pine
st. Solemn requiem mass at Ft Patrick's
Church 10 A. M Int. Nsw Cathedral Cem.
Frlends may call Tufa .ve.
DON. Suddenly, Dee. 17. LEON, hueband
of Belma Kramer Den. Relatives and friends,
also O'Neth Jsthurun Ledge, Ne. 2, U. O.
T. B Invited te attend funeral, Tues.. 10
A. M.. late residence. 4262 Manayunk ave.
tnt. Adath Jeahurun Cem. New Yerl: papers
please copy
DUXALIiaUft, UfC 17, Will. KL.IZA
BETH, widow of James Donaldsen. Rels-
thrs ana rrienai nre incuea te tne services.
Wed , 2 P M at her late residence. 1287
S. 10th st. Int. private. Vlewlnjt Tues. ee.
DORNAN. At her home. "Cresswavs."
St. Davids. Pa., en Dec. 18. 1022 SARAH
J widow of Rebert Dernsn. XeUce of fu
neral later.
DOUOHERTT. Dee. 16. IMS. HUGH.
hueband et Margaret Dougherty. Itelstlves
and friends are Invited te funeral. Wed .
'30 A. M from his late residence, 1831
ITrunner st. Solemn mass of requiem St.
Stephen's Church 10 A. M. Int. Hely Sepul
chre Cem.
DOUOHERTT. Dee. 18, JOHN J., be
loved son et Jehn and Kthel Deuaherty (nee
Clerr). Relatives and friends Invited te fu
neral, Wed.. 1 P. M . from the residence
of his parents. 6830 Master at. Int. at Hely
Cress Cem.
DOWI.INO Dec. 10. 1M2. FRKCKM L.,
dniichter of late James D. and Catherine n
Dewllnu. IteUthfB nnd friends are Invited
te eon Ices, Wed , 1! I'. M , at her late reil
rience. 5033 WeJlaml ave. Int. prhate, Mt.
Vernen.
DOXTATOR Dec. 18, ALLETHA E.,
daughter of Wilsen G, and Fannie Dnxtatnr.
In her leth rear. Relatives and friends are
Invited te attend funeral sen Ires. Thurs ,
1 P. M.. at her parents' residence. 2420 8.
"amae si. ini Mrenwoea it. or ii cem.
Trtends msy call Wed . 8 te 10 P. M.
EM.IOTT. Dee 17. 1022. KEnRCCA
ELLIOTT (nee Hirrlaan). wlfe of Themas
Elliett. Helntltss and friends are Invited te
the eenlces, Wed . 2 P. M., at her dauifc.
ter's residence. 1880 H B7th st. Int. prl
nte. I'rlends may call Tues eve.
ETHMlIl. Dec. IS. nKnN'ARn. hus
lianrt of Eliner Eechner. aged 02 Relatives
ami menus, also 1'etter Loace. .no. 441, r.
anil A. M . are Invited te attend funeral,
Wed., 2 P. M , late residence. Psrk and
Spring; nes , UlMns Park. Int. -Mt. Slnal
Cem
FELT. On Flrnt-dar. Twelfth month,
17th 1922 ROBERT N. FELL. In his 52
vear. Relatltes and friends are Invited ta
funeral, from his late residence, 10 Park
ae.. Elklne Park, Pa,, en Third-day (Tues.
Uar). inth, at 3 P. M.. Int. private.
TETTERS Dee. 10. 1022. CATHARINE,
wife of William L. Fetters Relative, and
friends are Invited te attend funeral. Thurs.,
fi'30 A. M.. from her husband's residence.
I Sit neseherrv et Felemn renulem mats
fit ltnt"i Oi'irth 10 A M I nrlMte.
FISCHER. Pec. 17. H, JOSEPH, hue-
bind of Mnrcaret J Fischer, sgd 71 venrs,
I Funeral service, prhate. Wed , 2 P. M.,
Ht his late residence, 002B Heerferd ave.
I Int Mt. Sterlali Cem. Friends call Tues.
Icienlnu, from 8 te 10.
FOX Dec 10, 1022. DANIEL, husband
of Carrie Fet (nee Keens). Relathes and
friends are Invited te attend funeral serv
! Ire Weil,. 1.30 P !.. at his late residence.
, 23M .V Hepe st Int. Mt. Peare fen
' Fr'erti. niay rail Tees., nf'er 7PM
fntCKK Dee. 17. 1022, WELt.TNO II.
ritlCKE. Relatives and friends Invited te
Kenli.cs. Thurs . 2 P. M , at his mother's
nsldence. r011 Lardiwoed rie. Int. private.
1 Tlenns msv ran iea , n in n, f m.
OEYELIN. Dee lh, M Hryn Mnr, AN-
TO.VV IjAI'SSAT. Jr . Infant aen of Antony
l.auasat ami .Marie i ingg ueveun. l"unrai
services a) the renldtnce of his parents,
en Wed., the 20th Inst , at 2 P M, Int.
I private.
C.ILLESriE. Dee. 18. JOHN F., fir , hue.
band of Mary B. Olllesple (nee Crew). Fu
1 eral Trl 8 30 A M.. from his late resi
dence 838 N. 27th tt. Solemn mass of
requiem at 8t. Francis" Church. 10 A. M.
nelntles. friends and societies of which he
was a member Invited. Int. Old Cathedral
Cem,
. an03i Dee is, EMMA (nee Ifniger),
i vtlte of Wlnfleld Gress, aged 01 years Fu
neral sen Ices Wrd , 2 P M . at 20S2 Poplar
s. Int. prlvaf. at Chelten Hills Cem
I'rluids may call Tues. eenlng, frum 7 te 0
o'clock.
HAFER. Dec. 10 1022. EDWARD J
. I uibjnd of Teresa llufer (nee Htelr.) Rcla-
then and friends, also all societies of which
he was a member, are InMted te attend
1 funeral, Wed , a 3d A, XI.. from late resl-
I dence, 708 11. Madlsin st. Solemn requiem
mm Church of Ascension, 10 A. M. Int.
, Hely Sepulehre Cem.
HANSON, Suddenly, en Dee 17, 1022
AdNFS It, widow of William Hansen, late
of 4321 Htverferd ae. Servlce en Thurs
dav aftetnoen st 2 o'clock at the OHer H
liair nidc, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment
prhate
HARTEL At Merlen. Pa., Dec. 18, 1922.
WALTER W HARTEI,
HARVEY. On De- 10, 1S22, JAMER
, IIAItVEV. uged 83 vcirs, Relatives and
'iileiida Invited te funeinl services en Wed-
ndaj, at - P. Zl.. .it residence of O II.
iJkklnnen, 13th and Perter ats , Chester.
I'a Interment private
IIAFS en Dec. in 1033. CHARIXDTTB
HAl'H. duuehter of Hamtiel and RltnlMth
lie
Whits Relatives and friends Invited te
funeral services, en Wednesday, .t 2
P M . at late resident,. 4105 N. Falrhlll St.
Intirmmt llelrue Cemeters'
viewing Tues
uuy evening
tlCKIStl filed at Mlllvllle. N J , Dee.
10 IIRNHV. husband of llmma Herlrg (nee
Nessenthaleri. In his H1h tear, nelatlvea
d friends hIkii I'riiiikfnrd l.edce. Xn 202
1' uriil A. M. and Keawey Pest, of Frank-
errt (5 A R are Invited tn atteml fu
neral, VJ , 3 P. M . fieiri brother ln-law's
slilmre Jehn n-'drii 4727 1'enn et.
liiinkferd lleiiia'nn mav le viewed, Tues,,
s t in l' M Klndlv emit flowers,
1UI.I. -At lliirllngtuii, N J,. Dec. 10.
'".".', HKNIAMIN V.. hunband of Elener II.
11 !! Funeral services at lesldence of his
n. D. Iivln Hill 2 Juniper st . Burlington,
J , Tues , h V. M. Int. Lebanon, Pa.,
d , 2 i' .!
HIM.H-On Dec 10 1022, ANNA MARIE
il uifhter of Themas F and Bllinbeth Hills
'Ijee sici lure, jveuviivs
e) nelatlvSS and frtnna nUn
I! V M Sodality Bt . Oregery's fflrls' Oulld
in J Sa' red Heart Seel.tv, Invited te funeral
in edni""liv at RO A M Parents' real
item e. 11,07 N" Tfllh Nt Solemn r.nnUin
iiiiiis t'nurih of Ht iliernrv's at 10 A M
ntertn.ni Hely Cress Cemetery
lliiri'MAN. De.' 17 Bi2j. JACOB M
nl'FMAW aged SO nlitlies and friends
h. I renili I.edue. Ne .se I e e. F, and
.n nil's of I'jthlas l.jdge Ne H4 of Mulllca
'Ml. N J .in. InvliHil le attnnil funeral
rilcre Thuis. 11 A 31, at his late r.sl-
i i e, Mulllr Hill, N J, Int Kgilngten
'i tn
HOLDCBAFT At Camden :;. j,, Dee.
17 ANNA N.. vvlf. of late David Holdcraft,
runeral serv'ees Wed , 1 P. M . late rest.
1 n e 4tr. N 10th nt . Camden, N, ,7. Fur
tli.r .ervlcis ut Monument Cem. Chapel,
lleverly, N J i 2 3D P M
HI'I.l.EVAD - On Dee 1. 1922. of scar
'Mlnn F.I.KANOIl, daughter of Vlt ter and
.t'li de Hullev.iil aged eari 11 months and
1(1 d-ivs Pervlpe. nt tl uiile.l Hospital,
W, leuv. leHlileiHK, 1130 N, ReilHeid at..
.luetdai at 12:30 P I Intarinni Arling
ton f'i neterv.
KF.ItNs ee 17 P VTHICU I . hukbind
f Iluunsh Ki'iis (nee Milierinett) lieia-
I liven and frlendu, nisi II V M, Hidnllty
nnd Hely Nairn FwlMv uf fit Thomae
Auulnas' I'burch and emplejes of N Snel-
I'nbura & Ce, Invltid te funeral, Thurs, 0
I A M Ut. resldence. 1718 8 17th st Sel-
imn mass et reeulem at Church of St
Theinaa Aquinas 10 SO A, II Int. New
i . )il'?:Cm"'ri- IP- Jl"""! "'EIN. son of
.V" ,rl.nd. also ltiml Inn",", rl' 'i?l"XV
."and A M.. ar. lnvltet , .' T"i'..-;';i
i services. Wed . IP M . funersl pirlers of
c F Un'liner, 1BB2 N Ith at In, nriv.,.
!,ii,,,, ",', . n.,iii. . . J " ' j priY.ui
V" "SV,"A"'. -..,-,. HOC,
Tues.,
a tu in . i
vrrillN - Dee. 18 nnntVA ninnn,-
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1,1,1. "ii. "'""'i. ii'miu, aaeii ai itela
iyBrtHE ffwaarM. ifthfiffis
. rrienea. aiieninn v.U..Mi "nfTHnVtvrr tw ..
'iS aS5ft isS iiS'ttl!!
v fix a v AX in msiviiw(ff. -?- " ja-.
ANNA v.. Moved wife, of Afwnr j
fun.r.l. tVed . 6:80 A. M.. (rem
r.sldsnea. 2049
" .,... .. . . Ilelv HrPUlt
"ats
In1
P. M at tl
ft, reeldence of hle'sen ?V. '
Maneher. s
mantewn. inL a
MARSHAbU D.c
J22,
n. HAngnAbb.
from tu. 1st. ,
. Funeral Wed.T aiftjTr
residence, Bll? Jaieefi; "
Jl Tuet., T te 0 p:i?ta,.
Friends may call
Woodlands. " " I. lit
KW'gLAHBh'lfc
d.. S.80 ril' resldVe M.
Solemn requiem mass si i.?'
A. M. Int Hely Ce,. cJ?"'
18th st. Se!
uoren iu a. m, int. Hely Cre.. nJ"
loved hueband Helen McCrei;J,'E8 1. U.
and son ef Jehn fi anVth.MfttiBft.WfJ
McCro.een. aaed 27 rear. fc.i. .?"
friends Invited te. .funeral!' en wiiM ?M
A Jr.. residence. 182t s. fvle, .,! .'11
requiem mass Church of 8tl?
A. M. precisely. Int. Hely ere., r?81" 10
lantle Cltv capers please copy Cem- "
Mct,AUaHt.IN. Dec. IB 1059 a...
hueband of .Mary. Mel.aurt in (.. VMnn,
ueianves nna mends nd n nri..."!,
of which he was a membe?. .rl'fJ'fWWi
attend funeral. Wed., a no' V 17"" te
brother's r
r"eiaence. Jehn J vtZt ' Jfwn
et. solemn riqulem m'C..'.,u"S
1431 weir
Menica.'. Church, in A m .... "l" it Si
cem. ""' "e'rcri,
. McNUlrr. Suddenly. Dee la ,.
JAMES, husband of fary c sE vi?.?- fit.
Carr). and son of late Mich.Ji 'i'.fiJi
McNulty. Relatives nnd fr endS .V4
bishop Ttvsn Assembly. CommedSi'. Ar
Council. Nc. 878, K. of C. T3 'V '
oriranlzatlena of which him,, !' ""Vt
.re Invited te attend funS?l7 Wed "ilW
M.. from his late, residence. 28b 8J1.
st. Sei.mn requelm mass at Chu4 "
Hely Nam 10 A. M. Int. at itft tf i
chre Cem. ' " "e1" Sum;
MEIBI.E. Dec. 17. Ottennv ..
Du. notice of funurai will "? ,i'Et'.
res.Mence, 180 Richmond .1 ",rn' ret
MUf.LON. Dec. 10. 1B25 nirn. .
beloved wife of Oeerw D " aelle? rS.".8
;1- . Rf'-Xbee and friends. .'"i'JPh'
ff Tl V t OeJ.tlt.,
" ,;na f'tubsn
;f Mercy Ch,2r
' , si fat tiuinill. L,
uiay of
nr.d all ether societies
of which
member, are Invited te funeral Wed .M
A. M from her late resiaJMU. .. i .M
ii.r
groan, st. t?elemn high reqVilirn i.'i. "
Churc!' of Our 1 ady of iSre!? bm,1"1
10 A. M. Int. CerrTef the Meit He's"
rament Church. Ballr. Pa H " '
MILLER, Dee. 17. at Pnl.,
BAMUEL. husband of late miMiAl
a Miller, aTCa HI. rlttlveaj unrl .iwW
8 invited te attend funeral. Tues '&1!,'"
P. M. precls-ly. at Columbia a 'Si '
Funeral services nt Mt. Slnal Chanel S"'
MILLER, a.ed HI eafs r,?m?0 ,
friends are Invited te the service n;VM
day evenlnsr. at 7:4S o'clock; at ?82anrvi
nut st. Internum private B2 a"-
MORLET. Dec. 18. CATHAnrvr. ..
the late Patrick MerlevT FunVral ,ll,,jj
th.r'f."" -na friends are Invited w?
8 A. M.. from the residence of J-A"
KJIn:".r.""i iil" ? 2? ?t. Helemn T.'2
of requiem at Church of the
or the narred Rssp
Int llelv cress i SS1
v .ui n .i prrris"iy,
MtlnPHT nee 1
Jereme Murphy (nee Wilkinson) haletl,
nnd friends are Invited te attend fsKSr
Thurs.. 2 P. M from her late r..VJIHl'
S040 N. 8th at. Int. Artiliv BurKl pi
Remains may be viewed Wed, eve.
Chester.
en Dee.
POJ1ROT. Dec. 18. OEOROE L N
'J" of E, a Mulligan Pomroy i'iMte
and friends, also Veteran Cerp. FIrt Rett
N. O. P.. are Invited te r fcn TbI
P. M.. 8811 Haverford av" In- ,,'?
Mt Merlih, Friends may All Wed.'iv,
PRATT. De. 18. CAROLINE PR An
!?d J3'. Relatives and friends are Invited k
attend funeral. Thurs.. 7:30 a si i
the parlors of August J. Hudenr. i;t W.
Diamond st Solemn reeulem mas, it it
R0e3ee1ni;8cenlU.rC,, A JL Int' Ste" &
PRATT. On Dec. 17. 1022. WH.LUMJ,
son of James and Mart .1 P'itt of Ms!
nen,0,,.1pr)lc" .n Wednesday aftemeei
at 2.30 o'clock, at the Oliver II n.iir i?ii?'
1820 Chestnut at. Interment ut rernseei.
REED Dec. 10. 1022 JOHN . husband'
... l,t ,'- t v r., .lt-,, 1 R l I -tnTI,!
aged 82 Funeral Wed., 2 P. M recM-nei
3410 Klm st. Int. Qreenmeunt Ci
Friends may call Tues. eve
REINHARDT. Suddenly. Pec. 11
OEORGE. husband of Mary Peinhardt Rli.
thee and friends nre Invited te rerrleti
Wed., 2 P. M.. parlors of Frederick Minn.
Jr.. 1748 N. 19th st, Int, private Friends
msv call Tues., after 7PM
RICHARD Dec. 18. CAROLINE ivlfse!
Rebert P. Richard (nee Wurst". Kelvins
and friends arcs Invited te nttend funeral
services Thurs . 2 P. M . at her lite real
rtence. 2043 W. Silver et. Int. private View.
Ina Wed eve.
ROI1KRTH. Suddenly Dec 17 T-si:PH
J., husband of May T Roberts (nee William.
eon) Relatives and friends and Mi.baaim
Tribe. Ne 10. I O. R M.. are Invited te
attend funeral. Wd 2.ln p. M Ire- hit
late residence. 87.12 N. ISth st. Int. Wf
minster Cein. Friends may call T'j ev.
ROT1ERTS On Dec. 17. 1022. J MOMUS
ROHERTH. ared 7' vears. Relitlves an
friends, also HaddenOeld Ledre Ne 111 F,
end A. M.. and members of Haddnnfleld Flra
Company. Invited te funeral ervlre In Ms
sonic Temple, en Wednesday at 2 31 P. M.
Interment Hnptlst Cemetery.
ROLLK Dec. 10 1S2; CAR' net.LB.
I .lr . luisbAnd of Idi K Relle (nee Hue' hull).
llelntlves find friends al50 Prettres twlfS
i imniivr., 'i"-1
c?,!, h-,"
i L"! 'eil as i lr
inn A. .11.. ann tinpieje c in,
mnrevement Ce . are Invitel ta
attend funeral bervlree. Wed.. 2 P.M.. SI
,, r4n,r..i i. r (jntiren nrineat sni
Grlscnm ats.. l'rnnkferd. Phlla Ilennlni
may be viewed Tues . 7 te 10 P M., parlors
of a. O Nerrls. 4n70 Frankrera avs. lit,
RUSSELL. On Dee 18. 1022 ANJfA
VANCE, daughter of Ida O and Jupm V.
Rus.ell. aged 20 vears Services en Tbtjis
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at h"r Ints rig
dence. 2203 Madisen square Interment pfl.
SI.nVAN Dec. 17. Iti22. LIDA M . wtf;
of Geerge R Palevan. Funeral srvlcej it
Harratt's Chapel, near Fredericks. Dal.
Wed,. 2'30 P. M Remains may be v1;fj
1uei . 7 te 0 T. M . at Armstrong s. 1927-3
N Bread et. , , . ,. ,,.,
s.iMirii.E) ftuddenlv. Dec 18. JAap
SCHOLl'-S. H'Vatlves nr.d frlenda are
vtted te attenif funeral services. Motu.
P. M.. st 4isa iiiaje nve.. iun . !'
kill. Int PJvste. North Cedar in" Cera.
3COTT. Dec. 17, LEWIS SCOTT, arj
08. Funeral services Wed . 2 P. M.. atVi
late realdence, Mltchel and Unity aves., TU
raday Pnrk. Int Calvary Cem. .
BEVERN At the residence of her
a rs srrv- Stte. vtln TIM ATlsTiV H
CnKVaJOSrAH 7.
or William ii. nevem. nt- '' "",;art
,. invited te the servle. en Tnursa"
nfternoen. at 2 '311 o'clock, at the Oliver n.
Batr Hldr . 1820 Chestnut st . Phlli Int
-.'.?... ... ti.h iri.m Alnrer. SI'S
.viemeii, vmiiiiw hi .iuihi --. -j---,, -, iii
III. Beiatlves slid friends, slse Mdles An
of Rt. Marcus' Oerman Lutheran Church, vt
Invited te funeral. Wed , 2 P M.. reswin
253 Zerelda st. Wan. i"10,,1,
Pear. Cem Ft ends may call Tus. sysj,
1 'INK.-De 1. IPATA.. dauaM'f f J";
rlet B. and the late Jeseph J. anK. ,"lji
irfX Pt&
funeral services, wed.. IP. M. J.Jf'J,
neral apartments of Hareld D M !",
10th st. and Oerrnantewn nve. int. um
!fl.UJLSWT,. OIJvDTS. wlf, .1
Kdgar E. Onvil. Funeral se-vlc vred , i
ii jV pTedsely. reslCente. 1231 E PeW
it. 'int: private. North Cedar HIH j
Frlendk may view remains Tuea .
v: -V: ..ns-nrsn n 17. 10J2. E.MV
,. 'i. Jehn fitaufenberg. agea..e'i
iVelattv;.". ana blends are lm tjd ,. av
funeral service.;
'"main.y A "viewed Tues . I
VAW-pec. 17. ,;?. . FBANCni r
"h.11" 'n f Int. lllliass
f" .JZ?" ,";?. 'He'lltfves and (
are 'tnvltii te attend -funeral. Wed , r.
fiem Id" rarentg' residence. 2009 I-t'
IPt. 11Q V I ri'l-'t 1-sTtli Jtr
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nf Hlcliard Talt.. Tlelatly.s ani irirnu. ....
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