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Evening star., 1915-10-24

I FRANCE, 1t is argued in some quarters
here. could hardly spare the men, and
| so the burden necessarily fall on Rus
sia and Great Britain, primarily Great
| Britain.
Serbian Position Grave.
That the Serbians' position is grave
Is the opinion of the British press With
| this admission there is developing daily
| an increasing rancor over Greece's at
| titude coupled with demands that the
allies do not allow her policy to drift
while there is a possibility of her turn.
ing against the entente.
Commenting upon Greece's continued
unresponsiveness to entente allied pro-
posals and the possibility of the allied
| cause being again circumvented as il
was in Bulgaria, the Pail Mall Gazette
today says:
III Greeces sovereign remains con.
vinced that Germany and her allies
have the upper hand what is there in
his past conduct to insure that he will
not make a treacherous attack on our
! forces at the first sign of their sustain-
ing check elsewhere? There is every
need for the allies to place their rela-
tions with Greece on a footing which
will prevent further surprises"
A Serbian official communication re-
fers to the presence of French troops
cooperating with the Serbian forces in
the neighborhood of Trumitsa.
Expects Russian Landing.
Rumanian newspapers. as quoted in
dispatch to the Exchange TELEGRAPH
Company from Zurich, say that the
Russian Gen. Visnoliko asserted: "In
fortnight at the latest Russian troops
will land on '-ulgarian coast" Ger.
Visnoliko. who Is Emperor NichoIax
ad1utant, is now on his way to Serbian
headquarters
Evening star., 1915-10-24
V|[[A|SEXPECTED
TOD|SbAND ARMY
Advisers Believe He Will Stop
Warfare and Find Refuge
in United States.
ASSURANCES OF SAFETY
MUST BE GIVEN TO HIM
Report That John R. Silliman Will
Be Consul General Pleases
Carranza Greatly.

The first fruits of the recognition by
the United States and other American
republics of Gen. Carranza in Mexico
were made manifest last night, when
1t was ascertained in Washington that
all of the diplomatic contingent here
which has heretofore been identified
with the interests of Gen. Villa. Car
ranza's opponent. are. endeavoring to
induce Villa to leave the field in Mex
leo and dsperse the 10000 troops he is
said to still command in the states of
Sonora and Chihuahua.
This information comes from Villa
sources. and it may be stated upon the
best of authority that those who are
trying to induce Cen Villa to lay down
his arms include Enrique c. Llorente.
until few days ago Villas confidential
agent here. his other diplomatic ad-
visers, as well as Gen. Felipe Angeles,
long known as Villas right-hand mill
tary man and strategist, as well as
Gen. Emilio Madero. Gen: Raoul Ma
dero, Gen Manuel Chao and others.
Furthermore. it was said in Wash
ington last night that there is every
prospect that Gen. Villa will abandon
his heretofore announced intention of
fortifying himself in the mountains Of
Sonora and Chihuahua and will come
to the United States il he can be con-
WINGED that he will not be arrested in
tn United States and handed over to
r.
Evening star., 1915-10-24
See Six-Month Campaign.

BUDAPEST. via London. October 23.-
The military experts on the news
papers here estimate that not more
than six months more will be required
to establish communications with the
Turkish army.
The Pesti-Napolo, however, says:
THE German emperor Will spend
Evening star., 1915-10-24

BERLIN, October %, by wireless to
Sayville, N. Y-"Opinion in military
and political circles in regard to the
Serbian situation" says the Overseas
News Agency, sis as follows:
"Since Field Marshal Won Mackensen's s
army has carried out the most difficult
task of forcing passage of the Danube
and Save rivers, and, sweeping south
ward irresistibly, has CO ried the war
to the principal prepared positions of
defense presenting an iron wall to the
invaders: since the Bulgarian army is
driving a wedge into the heart of
Serbia and the Serbian railway system
in the north and central districts. as
well as the principal southern line of
the vardar railway. has been cut. it
may be said without exaggeration that
there is no longer any possibility of
successful Intervention on behalf of
Serbia. The offensive of the German.
and Bulgarian armies
ha hindered."
Evening star., 1915-10-24
WEATHER

Fair, continued cool today. Tomor-
row fair and warmer: gentle north to
northeast winds.
Temperature for the past twenty-four
hours: Highest. so. at pm. yesterday;
lowest, ~. at 10 pm. last night
For full report see page 3
Evening star., 1915-10-24
One Missing Officer Located.

Omcials said last night they believed
they had located ono OF the two MISS
ing ofiicers from the Prtnz Ettel Fried
rich. Navy officials are said to be on
his trail and expect to take him into
custody and return him to his ship.
The missing officers are Lieut.. Koch
and DR.. Kroneck.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

CONTINUED on Eighteenth Page.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

think should be done with employers
who make b necessary for employees
Il eks oat wretchea salaries - the
tip method Would 4 hotel Or restau-
rant keeper Or would the Pullman
company or others employing tip-tak-
ing employees dare r. offer the iow sal
aries they do. II the laws forbade the
giving and taking ~ tips
What does the star think of the sit Is
uation when employees absolutely re-
fuse 81 perform the services they are
employed % d. without tlps7 II isn't
= case II d lack II backbone that pre-
vents i man from continually protest
Ing against the extortlona or the tip
takers In Florida. he knows that pro-
testing ) : = waste e energy and that
IL he gets half aay decent service ~
has 70 paY many times toe service Is
worth - extract IL from the tip-takerH
Florida needs Ehe Law afi right mua
ID should be one that elinehss hard In
the employer who comfrtves 10 have
n patrons pay his employees wages i'm
gifts n money Value for value re-
eelved does not cover tne tipping evil
MlamI Metropolis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

print the entire list ard ahan theu
take thu opportunity 81 making = sag
eentIuu "a THE would be congressman
that will ~ doubt help some II max
Ing many votes Is this section. Nun
sen e. aesenad a. become the centef
or headquarters for the raHral routs
system of thsa porto o. Santa Rose,
and ID is going 60 he 3 bis business,
and there wiH have - Be a building
erected for the accommodation &C thas
business and our postoeace business.
which IL lncFeassnE ~ Leaps anil
BOUNDS Here is where We want g.
whisper a wnra % TIRE congressional
candidate TIE ore thar wiH plea9e
himself rs work for fhe government
rs erect such 4 building as lta neefn
win demand wfu - The one that will
lIss close Is orr hearts and also ouf
votes This q no pipe dream Thu
government viii need such building.
and aueh hsinR the case. the peopin
here who never get any direct we bet.
ter sav even remote benefit from thA
mHIleum apnropF' std every ye4r fof
rivers ard harbora, drainage. srriBat
ing schemes public blgnwaya aud
vhatn0t aee clearly entitled 70 i small
Dip verv email asp-out g the M.
t8nnal pork Narrei a--Munson Times.
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Faht il Ire ThIrs

The entry 81 Hases ri Lewis 81
Mariana. at present collector 81 In.
ternai Revenae for the District q
FLORIDA. IN Tire contest for congress- %
tire Thlra FIorda district, vii M
douht put an end Cor 4 while g an
nouncements 81 new aHplrants. In FL +.
a3tson r. Collector Lewis I'VE others
have already announced their inten+
ton of qualifying for the primary
next spring They are Judge WIN IL
Price. - Mariana state Senator p.
Fri Lindsey. 81 Bombay. !. II. smith
wlek. of Pensacola. > Walter kshoe
af Pensacola. former states attorney
for the FIRST Judicial circuits Jeffer-
son ~ stephens. secretary 70 Con-
aresnFuan Emmett Wilson. There II e
strong possibility. according 70 state
ments made ~ h8a friends. that Hor.
q o Andrews. 81 DeFunlak SPRING.
assistant attorney general of Florida.
also becominw \ candidate. Bot that
statement was made before Hayes
Lewis announced AZ the WakBia
SPRINGS coming out picnie-Taliahaa 8
zee Record
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CONGRESSIONAL
PRESS COMMENT
- - -.

Thf Waahinrfon Ver8Iet n laat
Feek contained the following -c0u
eFnlme the anununeenef that walter
keHna would become candidate Tor
nnnresa to saecnea Emmett Wilson s.
startling heaaInes ln fAo Pensacola
Evennn News IS wednesday French
eFu5ser sent Is Bottom kehae Enters
De- Hnen For fhe bottom. aIsa7
bounds ahlxers Would aaQsa proa-
peeti8e candidates. 6 he i little wary.
Ara fhnf advice was given before
Hnvfe oN8e had made hts formal am
lnumeeaanf -Tnffaha aaee RECORD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

Hon 6. % Andrews tire popular
and en3cient assistant 20 Attorney
General. Thomas r. West, fs being
mentioned quits freely a. q probable
candidate FOR congress from this dis
triet While the ist or candidates for
this hinh Office ia already large. Il
r. certain thar If sir Andrews de-
eaaR - run. rs candidacy will hn8
favor with a large number II voters
thro1iRhont the district who viii SUR
port hlm because 81 his well known
Ability and reputation - a splendid
Christian gentleman Holmes County
Advertiser
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ADUTY SAYS FLANDERS
Big Chisf" Believes Large Manu-
fscturers shoula Dsfsnd
America

mamee, mega 80 resalt Thsss ears
wNFe aexNlees8 Is svHn greater speed +
ths geHaw,4nE races a the 1874 eanzpa5sn
and "a tHn rarNH af IS EHfreuR Wsaf iraa
fne en4narw tH wtmmsuEa
TIE nsw MRNwesia whfEh hAws sees
NateTs6 af Aun aHaHalsa are fhs lnM5eaf
Development "a These nFas ezra A5ke
ths atasrn. they rHtM4n 81 sAe hraMa hasle
shafaEtsFaasana at MaM@eH Eomrtna car
esss@n. lneaaaAnk tee genera arfaaRes
meat af EHn wMF&@Ma Aa6fss she bnH
ateaas email here aefeE8 the 6etaehs r.
ewl.a&sT heaAa 1ha Asss steeF ara anHter
eantFu3 aW& tMe snEa0sinN 81 @f nesf5ar
me#snN naFts Taew have hHra hHt8t
semNfmse Is tne Msns~rst ahana sgsn to4
suea apsssla - fsnF aHAea ecasst raa3s
STEERS Hna taeka
Eaasananeils is ere r. re lsN snsss en-
fMH ea6srN wbn waeEe NJ N5HnH~FH =
shae Sc go ha eaFs race ThrFs sgas s8
khs pleasure tells 81 4 aesasman : ths
NNHna Sights 81 Gees u1 IS 4wn hFes8s
fma - atA maseh 1hsm 81 fae5s earx Is
a2frm6 American speed aMrkaa
81 srMHm& we Hons 81 w8m - se-
elaTeN HnE e fhe aaek Ia tire Nama =
mga'nHf ub ms W aEH haps fsas saa
aEnner 8aFmA BNs 90 Sc nems ntHex Amsrs
aEHN emf AnH Ws wN tfw fa HInw Maws
vel eMneFa ths eearffN nNeF aE esrsas
ueH q sash Esg GO justly ss A~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

sh5a raelnK mattsT. - asesarsa. zee ww
enHnot s#aF6 g. Nnare We have
asaasn tAs EaHons#a "Reminiscences IL
fhe MmFhNsa aE ire world Wm car hrat
shsw fast ss @eeIalwstN en- the faee traeh
EHe sm8enHe e caf Eneea ffsmAss car
mof b. Aetf solely e. tha smAls AmeFts
#an tsskofssa Mash . eaafaa Il nns lAs8
We snaHA& carry eur share 81 tha bmraNa
araA 80 Naa hawm . ias 81 Tan ard sas5as
faekssm &asuE tt NurshxfzmnF2. there Is e
kaH& growing ANsmM &c Maxwell nMmHfH
MaNt Is see Is AaaaN tAsa 8Mfv am
Re vaes sraeMH 81 Ehe naRan
Consequently fhE three Maxwell mMseh
eumnetsA 81 tnNannpsfa last year. wans
nsnN saa&AaefKHlH ahMra e& EheT Exsae
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

The steamer August belmont one n
the waN known steamers formerly II
tne GHf coast trade. has been COM
maHlerred hy tae British government
n utmrs as collier The August
belnant made several trips Az Port st.
Joe pr5ar tn har safHnFR f1r France.
Capt CLARK tHa commander. has been
retained #a har commander 8n the
EntsH service AratathseuIa Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
MAXWELLS RACE FOR
FUN AND PATRIOTISM


Whsa she So ezra taa riea a Amsrsen
MMa NakanNs Tear away 81 fnMi8nanas8M
aW sa 80 fHAAE &a8amis uFWw "a anneH
tHsFe SID Be la she H8sA HuHs nas team
representative 81 &c Nraas maafnst aa8
MlehMaH fasanf8aH which give aamast1N
SO tHe #aFA4 81 NeFWheiunH nfapaas
s8aM al tH nmm HMH@rnahAHa
IHH1 smMH team wsf also - fha ssla
Representative a t#ma8 Histories s@#Hsh
feature eAentstaNva uraaHaEiam gaa twerl8
ever A. u maat rmeo# 81 mtataF tsmnagt.
Anrn. bells Curing recent vsaFa tHsa team
~~sAa MaRmegi-@HsH aEasn sad lEae4 con-
pefmN nnlN wtth ears REPRESENTING Amers
H&@m nsNmafHesMFHra whose uutnafs are
armnlis Wseh ears gsnEsaaHttse tka had
made uaRfAN1a o. kuFaNa with ears q
MEaNztMi sha8MsHeFs assembled tten niEhsH
NnFfa ~ psrNnA naeHMminN
TIE pNmaaaen 81 tha MaMmat ears n
Hs@ hig raNa 4 4ue &reetlV e. tire BELIEF
~ Waiaag b Nlaaaers fhe Maxwell nFnss
I i&aas esd Nemeeaf m#n&Eef aas1 BIS En-
HsnseNH ard nNmaHEtsam Hsen are Sc M#H
kprsparNa amA aa theFauHhfv eamsnpe6 IS
esF& aNs fast Ma&HNtmR GERS. ma SO gh#
HaaNuaaStarera ~ Gafeee
MagM fhaH q wHar ego Nj MmnAnfH
ssek&sa e. ena MaNwaH Mse8eH Cars
whash would be able 90 eemnsse u Ire
fastest eaHm sassy
We haga 4.rtes responsibility i
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
- came.-an 80 81.

The usual campaign gambler G. o.
ferlng waeers ou bic faEorste congress
slonal candidate, TRIMS 81 croate the
impression that his candidate = strons
The people e tire Third District G
we are not mistaken. viii pst a crimp
III the gambling and llqu0r influence
over the congressional race when The
voting comes. This Is not horse
race. nor has the gambler any proper
place fn ft.-Chlpley Verdict.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

Naa thai Pensacola has sef ire date
and selected tRn location fef her fair.
MaNno should get busy very husB
~ hnr own agricultural exhibit f8r
next faH If Mnltno r. - have a
credits Ne show fif ire products ~ Esg-
Gambia county are must set q data
far fhe fair II order thaf The farmers
nay hseIn nos 81 make preparation
fer i good exhibit Riahf nan II fhe
t.me ta aet Muhnu Advertiser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
Fasyss oeIna F9esTtafIsr.

ton Doesn't know whether % s'ateEs
Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

40 50 ~ FarN q I'm.
TIRE ra63aateH Ter eoneFesa Ga tbis
district ere spring up nn fast that Il
hard % hmen un with tbem. b fact
ee base already lest the aHr and
hafG now maIt. or trg ~. uuta the
fhate bunch IL carfauea. when We win
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
PsnsassIa.s Nee Weekly.

Pensacola il tn have a new weekly
paper We note that II sill - ! rro-
hlhttlen advocate. something the Deep
Water City needs Mariana Times
Courier
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
SPIRIT MARKET
FIRM ON CLOSE


The spirit market was Grm at aSh
refused. with sales none
Roeeipta. Casks
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ouotations We're As Follows


Jacksonville. Stay g2-The spirit
HaFket was firm at 8s. with safes or
Sc casks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

The rn@1m market was firm tu uHW8
rial with sales ~ 600 barrels.
Receipts. Barrels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Deaths

ARNOID-on January 81, 1915, KATH-
ARINE, wife Of Philip N. Arnold tnee Abra-
hams), aged 20 years. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral services. on
Sunday. at p. M, at her late residence, 4B4O
Greene st., Germantown
BROWN.-January 81, 1915, ELLA BROWN,
(nee Boyle), wife of William H. Brown. Fu-
neral on Monday, at p M, from the fu-
neral parlor of Ward j. Phillips, 66O North
10th st. 1nterment at Green Mount Gem
EHMER-suddenly, at New Orleans, La, on
band of Nellie G. Elmer (nee Allen), aged ~
years. Relatives and friends, also members
office of Director OF Public Safety, are. in
yited to attend the funeral services, on Mon
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the apart
ments of Oliver II. Bair, 1920 Chestnut st.
may be viewed Sunday evening. from 7 to
10 o'clock.
FIsHER.-on January %, 1915, FRANCIS
NJ, husband of Margaret w. Fisher. Funeral
services on Monday. at 1880 p, M, at his
late residence, iii North 42d st. Interment
private.
FOsTER.--At Los Angeles, Cal. on January
II, 1915, HENRY, husband of Emma Foster.
Funeral services on Sunday. at p m, at
the residence Of his daughter. 4120 ogden
WeEt Laurel Hill Cemetery ~
HALL-On January 23, 1915, MARY A.,
wife of the late William Hall. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend the funeral SCR
her late residence. 1901 Poplar st. Inter-
rnent private. -
HAMSON.--on January 20, 1915, SUSIE. wife
OF ELLIS c. Hanson and daughter of the late
Stephen and Annie Mckinley. Funeral sery-
dence. nI io2i Earl st Interment private at
Arlington Cemetery. -.
HAsTiSGs-on January 10. 1915. WILL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

IAN p. husband Of Mary s.. Hastinss ,Fu-
neral On sunday at tss,if mi from nis e inter- ter
nent Fernwood Cemetery.
HEyERLE.-At, her late residence. SAC
Of a'GHa Matthias h IL Ieveris requiem Mass on Mon
day at M at nr,ts, st. snatlq}sd K}ndly omit
HIoHLEY.-on january 20, 1915, sARAH a.
Relatives and friends sTe invited 70 attend
the funeral services az her Mete AYE ssth tn.,
At - p. s'nsnsH me-. fnterment teri en- private private
HOgAN.-on January II, 1glo. Mhha A., H., ~,
resde4eo s 4 Ehafsfs 81 Mrs. Villa William Lane Mannngten
N; Hish REQUIEM Mass at 81 Mar Mari
JEENKINS yspgsEy 22 .IIiSs Is1S TH2MAs FaS.Ss
from HIS late 5esdenee' 2s2I North ,vS Sth Msss st
a. m, lnterment Holy sepulchre Cemetery
J0NEs--At her residence, York load road above owe
County Pa ,yTIs,sSsFy leiS' fSTsRA f}fIRsS
husband OF the ieto Sarah Kershaw Funeral sSI,9l
81 Ranf fF0nqns; nsSr = CLIFTON height Dssware
S3S "a 5sn5spp a M 1915 Zion Ss fiSisiy
bISsaSfl ffI9nas. also sSSG oa.Ef Lods$ No tsd and
i've NJ worn fnd are TmRSfssd RhTsd G5 TO aaaS the
seryiees on January % MSSndSy egsbn1p cbnpeR
52d and Arch sts. Interment at strouds-
KiSsEY.-At his residence 1922 Spruce
sBiiY. Further notice Of the funeral viii be
KkAMER,aaon January q, 1919. ,NLAstSr MARY il
neral @ % on Monday. at $3.50 q. m, from PAS
G9ntrel St Ceth and Snyder ave. S rRinEnSH RiGgSem
at 10 a. m. interment New Cathedral ceme-
AHsoqeeny ~ 1915 az Res TyssSence S 45s Wsing ST.
Richmond Xiii Long leland, n. =, 1N.,Io- MAR-
Wright Wright and I'd Anna Mulford Krider., in the I'd
year of her age Notice q funeral IIl iater i5r,z
LlrfI,H K tfPPR, SdO% Sfn%t ot Wniia@ <; zar Lips;
Due notice Of the .,,SsnSn funeral ,oIS m SOUTH fS
ISs1p5GIAM-on s15G January ait 1q1s ,,,, MAFsA. S.ts.
tives and friends are invited to attend se tho
funeral on Sunday January q, InaS 9s go p; M, +
Interment at South Dennie.
F4 " wje q jSSn J. ~ adnd s' neG R6h
from 1850 North 9th st. solemn lem n KeSniem tn
Mas s at m the fnerment New catSedra ceme
January :Hs az tHs 1.iY late VIII VII.
liam F. Martens. Funeral on Tuesday from
Solemn High Mass OF St. colpmba'q Church.
Mt 10 a. m. Interment Holy Redeemer
MARTiN.on January 20, 1915, at Mon
eSe Robert W. Martin. Funeral and interment
MPcfrIaNS-on January 90, 1915. JANE,
wife OF Arthur MoCann Funeral on Tues
dny, at $40 a. m, from 1905 North 11th
at Solemn High Requiem Mass at st:
Malachy's Church. at 10 a. m. lnterment
New Cathedral Cemetery ,o,. cro,cD
MIIRKLE. Funeral services, on Monday, at
3 p, M, at the residence of his nephew,
William II. Haley, 81 Potter st.. Haddon-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

assis as,d; y: J. 1nterment at Haddonne,S s,.-..
%SSobSE9n SSsbaBd q Nss.l NIssSql'Fy ~ . 1918 SAMUEL
n 1ges ng On ~, dt,esday January 2e at i'se ia6e fsT
mobile, Harleish Cemetery. pcessgte: csrnd,: BY aals
mnbLL so5 =, EHb;-on 60 January %, 1915 ytrct{
Mueller, in the 18th year year Of ffId II, josephine
services on Monday, January 2s a, tsunefsl
SON som St n1 ihsrant TssasnSe Sgs, Of his parents ss s
John NAS'NN g. Nass Pn q cst5,eTna ssa ss n.
snag eoCs s West '9s Tioss Ssrlst' sI f ,Aes'
REINHART.--At her residence as,
BT9ad ST. suddenly on January q N2rtA
and r'N WsinnysE yshaME denghter of the late Adais
friends are Invited to attend Rsa1iyyss Rs,ntIyss ,sks
SeRvs fR,gsy chSqeh chUrh,ns at ocloek ST Nj.
R2xAN:-on January %, 1915, att at the M,,,
daasSeSs dTnss at Of fiMsInSld, NJ sbS T. e.
terment at Plnlnheid. N. ]. y Fysn Il.
SEkgBL;-on January %, 1915. JpA,,
Gnsidi sSRfL serVitas Etasr wifi If r' n nE5on &
!, p M. az the residence OF her dausy,,, q
stS West Seymour St. Germantown ns'oEiassr. i5,srr.
wife ot Heyuinser NJ sblsisrr.O FSpAeS SaSseSsSi C.
North S4tS p ST. camden M as N a. j. M h,,S ,t5SH -
at St ,I0sePh,s Church East SIDE sdsn AZ hAss q
a, M lnterment private. - ~
band OF the late Tacy. A. shuman. n FsIsss; aus;
Sunday, at Z ?; m.' from 1913 MarstSSn' +
sMITHsmon TIHLs;oIon January "a, 1915, w11t.IAw
from his parents residence, e1s sou,P ~ ~
st. 1ntorment private, Mt Moriah c.n.sal wv
sPIfz.-on january %. 1918. sA,,r,..
husband Of ITma Bondy spitz, sesa asnssnuEL A viiL
Relatlyes and friends, also shekinah Eodss
Of the Harmonic Building and Loan Jh,sSssH hsscts9ssH
tion, are invited to, attend the funeral ~.
preesey al hs late rssa:pSs s 2s
sth st. inteTmsRt yo9 sraS ss ASath Jsshurun Cam
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WALIACE.--on January 22. 1915, JANE A.
friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral services, on Monday morning n
II o'clock precisely, at her late residence All
South 10th st. Interment private.
WHILT.-on January 20, 1915, EDWARD
Aon of the late James p T. and MARY
Whit. Funeral on Monday, at p. M, frorn
tho residence of Adam A. Marker. 2538 Nc
Kee st. Iuterment Fernwood Cemetery
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1918, ELIZABETH j.. widow OF Jacob wise.
in DIST year of her age. Funeral services Al
The residence, of her son-in-law, Frederick
pyle. 1905 w. 10th st, Wilmington. Di
Interment private.