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Mdckensen Halted;
FdLkenSdyn Gains
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munltIon carts. besides many hundred other
military vehicles.
The army wing which left the mountains
southeast Of Campoung gained ground by
nRhtlnR In the forest and mountains on both
sides Of tho DambOvitza sector.
on the ArRcnul. southeast OF Pltesci, tho
first Rumaninn army which offered engage
mcnt has bocn broken through and defeated
after tenacious BtrugRle by the German
Austro- Hungarian troops.
Russian forces are now attacking at
many points on the eastern front.
In addition TO assaults against the Aus
tro-HungarRn lines In the CarpRthianB,
the War Office today reported attacks north
of SmorRonJo and south OF plnslS. These
were repulRed.
The text Of the War Office report follows:
Russian and Rumanlan attacks In
the forest OF the Carpathana and along
the Transylvanla frontier mountains
continue. Yesterdays attacks were es-
pecally directed against our positions
on Bnbnludovn. Guernrucada and east
Of bOrna Vatra and TrotoBu, and also
In the Oytos valleys. The attacks were
without success. Tho enemy suffered
heavy losses
The German troops nt one place in
their advance in the forest OF the Car
pathians made more than n thousand
prisoners.
Engagements around Talachy have
developed into a large battle
The BavarIan reserve infantry rcgl-
mcnt No rs, already often dlstin-
Euishcd pushed ahead until II reached
the division stan headquarters OF the
enemy, where II took from captured
officers OF the general stan orders prov
Ing that In the positions through which
we had broken the first Rumnninn army
hud been instructed to fight 20 the last
man
The army commander. apparently
conscious OF the small moral value OF
his troops, added to the exalted Latin
quotation that no expected them to
withstand and fight until death against
the cruel barbarians" the menace OF
death Immediately to be executed
against the towards in his army
Further south the Arfleshul has been
reached after fighting
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Police Court Chronicle

James McGarvey Is a physical culture eu-
thusiast. For many years he dallied daily
with n pair of iron dumbbells II was the
force of habit that proved his undoing. Yes
tcrdny he sold his exerciser TO a junk dealer
for twenty-five cents.
After few Interruptions in his course to
Third and ClearfieId streets, James appeared
on the sidewalk with chicken in each hand.
Up went his arms as II he were trying to
penetrate the skies, then down they came
against the pavement with duh thud as
he counted in n regular and methodical
fashion. one-two-three-four. etc. etc.
McGarvey reached 800 when policeman
reached the scene.
"Whatje think this is-a gymnasium p
shouted the hluecoat.
Cant man take his regular exercise
which is beneficial TO his health without in
terruption?" responded the physical cul-
turlst.
Not with somebody ese's hens" shouted
the policeman, and he hauled MCGarvey be-
fore Magistrate Wrigley in the Front and
Westmoreland streets station.
As McGarvey could only explain his
habits Of exercise and not the presence of
the chickens the Judge suggested thirty days
In Holmesburg. where ample recreation is
provided In the use of shovels. picks and
other articles which improve the physical
condition generally
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BLANKENBURG CLASHES
WITH GRATZ ON SALE
Former Mayor Denies He Asked
Excessive Price for Logan
Square Home

Charges against ox.Mayor Bankenburg
have been made by Simon Gratis, president
81 the board ~ Revision OF Taxes MI.
Gratz rnid last night that the former
Mayor was trying TO obtain price from
Tho city greatly In excess OF the actual
value OF his home In Logan square, re-
Gently condemned for Parkway purposes
Real estate experts have valued the
property at $4,000. but Mr. GratE said
that II was not worth $4,000. and In his
accusation he asserts that "Blankenburg
would beat this city AZ quickly as anybody
else
Tho former Mayor denied the charges
10 said he had declared while he was
Mayor that his property was not assessed
within SAG, 600 of W. actual value.
II made the assertion before city Com
troller walton and Herman Loeb. then
Director of Supplies" Mr.. Blankenburg
said II told the Controller that ! knew
from personal experience that my own
on Logan square was not assessed
to within $4,000 NJ It's actual value.
The charge that ! have asked $4,000
for my property la mlsapprehenslon. !
have not placed any price upon my home.
The value placed upon " by experts ranged
from S7t60O 10 $4,000. as testified before
the Board of Viewers without the slightest
Interference or suggestion on my part Tho
s assessed at $4,000"
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RUSSIANS STRIKE MIGHTY
BLOWS IN BUKOWTNA

LONDON Dec 2.
Russia Is striking with giants force
the blows which II is hoped will smash
the Teutonc ring OF steel gripping Rumania.
Dispatches today indicated no Iet-up In
the terrific offensive launched by the Cars
leglons In Dobrudja and southwest Buko-
wilma.
The flankng movement directed at the
Jnblonitza Pass is the most serious menace
10 German positions in Rumania.
Apparently Russia has poured mass of
men into the effort to aid Rumania II Is
conceded that the Teutons must meet this
menace OF the fianking movement In Buko.
wilma with "A tremendous number OF de-
fenders. This Russian offensive covers a
distance Of more than $50 miles
Surrender OF the Austro- G erman forces
Mt Kirlibaba would not be surprising I'm
Wow of the Russian claims OF domination
of this important strategic position and
railroad center through control of the
heights about II.
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PenrOSe Gets Reply
From Senator Vdre
Continued from raEe One

Continued from PaEe One
am persuaded that Representative
BALDWIN Of Delaware County, has
enough Republican members Of the
House OF Representatives favorable TO
his candidacy for the speakership to
constitute a. majority OF the whole
Legislature Consequently he Is cer-
tain to he the nominee Of the Repub-
lcau caucus and he will be elected
Speaker.
Mr.. Baldwin withdrew two years ago
In the interest of harmony. and this
year the great majority Of the Repub-
iIcan Representatives feel that he is
clearly entitled to the honor
The city Of Philadelphia already has
prepondorance OF State officials in a
long list beginning with United States
Senator and Governor II In only fair
that encouragement should be given to
the proper ambition of Republicans in
other parts OF tho Commonwealth.
Moreover. as an official representative
OF the whole State realize very keenly
the sentiment throughout the State OF
opposition TO the continual domination
OF Philadelphia interests and Phllndel-
nhla politicians in the party affairs OF
the State.
We are accustomed from time 20 time
TO hear boasts about Philadelphia CIV
ing the Republican majorities in the
state. Statements of this kind, how
ever, are not borne out by the facts
This year, particularly. the State OF
Pennsylvania gave n majority of some
10000 for the Republican presidential
candidate outside OF the great Indus
trial centers Of Philadelphia and Allie
gheny counties.
Mr. Baldwin is a product OF our pub
lie schools, and Is self.made man.
He has served Creditably many terms
In the House OF Representatives, and
his record there is beyond criticism.
/, therefore, feel justified in stating
my belief that, from all l can gather,
Mr.. Baldwin is the natural choice OF
the Republican members of the Legis-
lature and, knowing as | do his quail
fcatlons and fitness. I am glad that
my friends are actively and earnestly
supporting his candidacy. He and they
VIII continue In the contest without
compromise until the finish. and any
attempt at coercion OF State employees
In violation OF every propriety and of
those principles OF civil service pledged
in the last gubernatorlal campaign
will fall to intimidato Republicans in
the Legislature. Neither can promises
of appointments and the use Of pat
ronnge, which. In the case of legis-
lator verges upon bribery. change the
purpose Of the legislators in what they
think Ia right
Mr., Baldwin will be elected Speaker
and will be supported throughout the
session by n Republican majority,
pledged To pass all legislation calcu-
lated 10 reform abuses and benefit tho
Commonwealth, His course will be un-
controlled by any one and will Ger.
tainly not be affected by any contract
ing interests in Philadelphia.
Rumors of a conference between the GOV
rnor, Attorney General Brown, Publ
iervlce Commissioner Magee and ]. Denn
l'Neil on the speakership question agltate
'olitlcal circles yesterday, but they cam
o nothing.
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DEATHS

friends INVITED to funeral services, sun. .
REbIGs bes. bhse.r iskBE&Ikk' &Ik'apa X' Sfia Siaow of
Key; O. Albert Redles. Relatives and friends
s. Lambert 81 nt. pTiyatc Mt Mt moriah m "a Gem n'
,,,gd;I ,hgEED;;7,SudSdenlyf p; , Dec. J. ANNIE LINbEY.
Mon p % 7ia3 chew st.. Rs'1t mt, AIRY services
william RY HSaiara basSaad y Maud m foS x
RELY, Rely, aged ts. Relatives and friends. an so
fuRsTsI, Main st. MsdfSgd. M@a.' s!SS1 o. b. 70
wife Robir 8 RpsaoSl S ShoSSEFeF y VIII
liam liam +; Snd Emm9 ChaPpell' aged 40. Rela-
sun. 2:So n. M. parents residence. soi4 b.
TIi9sS Tie c, a. @ ETsqds may view remains sat. eve,
R5HH 5H9EiHfHfsaA SSsa Il A.ss.. Rfs and pF9sSs isSss
2is y asa St. Int s,rlctiy private, wa - '''S''
Rosss Rass RRhNkS RSs sSioSRs TspS & Srs ssS
employees Laird sehoher & Co, 22d and Market
1910 Mellon st. FfSisds FTisshds Sss msy sS So remains p ms
SS So cTHHRHNE ai Is IN Sri6a %fla g. S'P Pat,
fiss Fiss j. hy1p Relatives and iriends. Sacred
invited te funeral Aon. sac a. m. e4ss N,
EdyaTa 10 a. % Int % SS' sew catssdfal SSfS q cen ss
sRs.Esg RsEEEiSEY {I:S oSSyy e. JAMES Of Helena
s; Eelstiyss ard ard friends. Altar and Rosary soei,
moth metheT sF sls aTibea1oussSs hibSa sso residence q
requiem Church q lmmaeniats cSaeePtloh 10
a sRELhfNh III .nii haf SE9ss Cen. ANANn.
wHlTEcAR. widow Of John i sheiienberger.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral Services
sIhIPsoS2Noy 30 l.iE JESSE yooDEs. RSias'' hu.-
Richard and Ismlma simpson. aged B5 Rsis-
tiNea and friends. also w. Phila. Council No
ttSia hoSSI ATS9i!nlm; snd employees u the
Auto funeral. Remains may Be viewed sun, sun
81 I.GTER.-Dee. 1. GEORGE W. HUSBAND Of
I've. tRs 1is asa 4aisRah 9i9Ras sSls sssS R
bgi ho4horoush ComnandeTy, No. 81 II o. S,
Of Al keystone CQuncii, No n. q. Of /
ana men bible class Of LeverlnEton PFaaby-
asT,ah M suhaSy 5r sshSol invited g tlneral Mon
eof99gh, lat LessTinston Gem. Friends may
sIIFER. Nov y, HANNAH A.. wife Of DR.
lsg, l.ssi ~ ~ siiisr Snee wls9nl Friends may view
arc SH invited ESQ TBs,sa B1sls rsla'ysfs ara isads
Gem. - 4'' M'' vernon
sMITH.-Noy. so. THOMAS G husband OF
Iia r. A. smith lnee Oibsonl aged a. Rela-
snss s,sss 9nd friends Holy Name Society of An
~ - clerks et the Orphans Court employees
~ hesister of Wnls directors of 81 d Build-
~, - anu Loan, union Republican Club. Al 80
f,,,-rsi fs'rs % Mhieh % was a member, invited 70
ia sinH p hish requiem mass Annunelaiion Church
~ =. - INT HOLY Cross Gem.
s9.tlH .--Noy 90, MARGARET NAY. ssidow
fsts ~ 1t-s - smlth ana d4ushtQr q late
-a4t.i- y. tit Ell44nttl scncnold. asai s.. Htla-
49, SO lieae5 i1Yiiea g ransfai aersiltI.
Iais s saza- nss b slsesd saa lfs'
fth4lnlp noe NARY eraN.
=++f a h Hs@z qi eaHteI san
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DEATHS

,o,Ig s3ELINs0iAt A,PuauSSTau' n M NSy a2,
so"s i%liS SrcsdsSSo. i5ss N isR H0''s OF iu"''''
coNRo2YNoSy SO J9HS p c2NR2Y S RS- TsI
rothethood is S of Raroad FrSnmsS. an and PENN
Bylyaala Railroad Hollet ABao, Invited TO
Pi Il Solemn % aaasm afsm ma:. as Tss'fEsnSs e. EGSs
cls De sales Church 10 a. m INT. Hoy Cross
10 ,, m, Wilmington papers please copy.
coX.--Noy 80, BRIDGET. widow OF Charles
friends invited 20 funeral Mon. ss m., from rom
aaai,gehter,'S Eesldsnee Mrs, Joseph Moeek,, sis
q Mt; Carmel Church osO a. m. lnt New
CoYIE.--Noy. 90 ANDREW CoYI.E. Rsls-
tiycs and friends also Local No, s. Longshors-
sas Tfss 10 on9n 4SRsSa sha sfsoses faes 3 s h r. IN
dsRes OF bis daughter, SirS Rose MSGiuiEaIh1. MSR gan
i6 Epphsay 10 a M i int f oy eroas SsG'Sh GS OF tho
CIRCUIT. Nov. so. CLARA EuuENIA. wife
M iid ISdmsoro a1s, naIis Gadmcrs. si5.iss. Fs
inru PE nARTH1Nqy . 20 WILLIAM u J H. DE
II Ross Post, No %, o, A. H. Invited ts S'iHr fa
;5o 1859 GaSaS TSSS 1Sn sE n pFas H'99E 6 awP9 s29
6EyFSSEY " N sudT5eSS Tsas S97y 80 JAMES,
bfvefs' dnioS s No. 49, invited 70 Hf fansEsl, nIsr
g gs9alsm st aonieas chdSeR 10 a. hG H. mt. Iat
pYEF. suddenly. ,Noy. 80 THOMAS H.,
sgn q John ~, = and as NsEs ~. y Dyer Due notice
EARfE' . Nov s0 FRANCIS MARION
teS s15i u ths iSpsrsI vii be SVEN o'''N Du' no
BEecA AtEXASipSER sdiaa1s dias"Si'' % jasSe jFs;; re,
Eckfeidt. aEed 90. Relatives and friends M.
al somerton a. y, Church SpmeFton Phfaa
leaves Reading TermlSal f9'ii' p. m. cstSe cesyeyi
anced vii be IN waiting
EDMuSns, Dec. 4. RICHARD EDMUNDs
$500 spans Garden 81 pus notice q funeral
EpW Wkfps--At Columbia. Pa, Dec. 1. Mr..
EII2ABETH. wife of David Edwards and
aEad 68 Relatives and friends Invited 10 fu
saian hss si ESssid Eli Ids2Ss 6a 2esk q rsS soS
int private NJ. Cedar Hin Gem.
EVANS. Nov. 30. FRANK husband OF
Betsy o. Eyans tnsf LepgmeFel Relatlyes ana
q. E.. and all other prganLEatlons % which he
vas = mamhsf, Invited 20 funeral aervices
Non, p p'' 800 Angera tsr, t58th gnd Bal
may 6s Viewed sgn.. q 40 d m. '
EsRs. 2toi waliaes e. Due notice " funerai
fowbe beS suddenly. Nov so. SAMUEL. {.
hssolsaf fodss No 40. L o. .. Il and st96s
mru'a Club. iafitld 10 funeral services, sat- Is
z. ma Fesideugs n aaaFhtsf. Elizabeth y. Vow
eaiysi1 ? j cElrea lsekdsis bsE CO. s',' "a. s.
WIZ -suaasuiy. nas !. eARY formerly
~ 4ia4rgaltf. - - HiaQH ef aauual hfltx.
stet - Helatitea 4ad iriqna4 iuvittd % 90.
HiIHam s. es1i5lsft. ssit 81 6s6ta = ~.
HHINais tNItIIs1oH HeaI4I.. HtaT Ia
fINH14 aan . 10
DAtshAtllI aHs = a4aaalF Ha4 4t 4nz41 Y
eitiAAaAAAa AsA e AAaA ga .4z4 4aII4.
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DEATHS

T3O m. 2iO W. EarlhNm terrace, German
Iauls Church. a. m, int. Holy 8sptt sspaiehqF, r,
MSELHyNEX {diL 4 EE,XS,15NS :g MARGARET widow
TSSmss sSa sS x 'ahSnn & wstss. OF T I'm
mass u requiem - Teresa'S Church 10 a, IA
MeGioWAS,%Noy' 80. LAWRENCE j.. hus
Ssha Ssrsi " vii i'a lake place TaSs meg sm6ersen @
huclnsll 81 Solemn mass of requiem 81
iyisqds; Post onls9 Pr9tsetiys ASSN q PhiiSH.o
iES9sR No i97 Court cqrnySian = 6f f'As.oRS A IN,
N'lSdi V assHa sn AFsEER AsE C19ss Gem
Aler tnoe sheal Relatives and friends Invited
st. HlEh requiem mass g. Jossph's Church . is6
4, m; Int Holy Cross Gem,
ss RsatiysS and friends sl.o ~ Msta S ndss SEsa
70; sgs' r A. ~, are invIted @ to services, Mon.
s. Int, private Friends may view remains
sla SEk E ENoS ANSsS so AjoHN c. husband o,
clssra A. Meyer inss Hasssl AGED 90, Esis!iy
q m "a Harvey st.. dsFmSntowh' Int .'T4 Pri.
MURPHY. Y.-,-suddeply, Nov. so. MARY AGNES
Srphg PhAfR S S5a % iS {o96 anS Sg5Rsg
MTs Cornelius Murphy sioS Brown 9'ii.' 81 si'am sos%a
int private. old cathedral Gem Auto II funeral al
1dl. M9ERsIiHSy Rsi, 20 SARAH widow oi Henry
Int. private '''' ''''4'"''' ''-- ~ D'OA' 81
o,d ,dLP5pss GS.5 ss h!t5.iH AR4H S Saog e & Iss'gs
funeral services. Mon. Z so p m. 1858 n. sOth
Charles Eyahs'S Gem, Reading. Pa, Please
oRR.-Dec l. ISABEL MORROW (nss Mac
friends Invited to funeral services bion, 3 D. m. ,
at residence 0iO2 Chester ave Int, private.
PATroN.-Noy. 29 BELLA O.. wife or Harry
Z, Patton and daughter OF Elliott B. and Annie
hltus sFSsssTek Saabs Hbeiiiyss and f5sass casn
10, l29, P; and Q, q A. and Ladies Auxiliary
sgn = rssSsh5es &C. 5sss s'iSa iSSa ga "a iis'iiSt 81 iSt
PEARsoN,--pee. l. WILLIAM w son OF the
late FTaneis Alphsua and Caroline Walton Pear
Mggy 2 p. M. $500 Addison q, Int. private,
Relatives and friends Palestlns Lodse. No, 4f0.
T.. ana a. n seth Police District and sur-
Nivora OF ad Penna. Cavalry, Invited 10 funeral
services Men, 2 2. "; Fesidenes o. aon-in-law,
PIDcOCK. Suddenly, Nov so NEWTON
husband 81 Sarah B. Pidcock. Relatives and
FlsHes; Phil9; hoaga, No. sf L. b. o.. ~. and
cedar Hlll Gem. Auto service 'N''
fhouD--At alassboro, N. j.. Dee. l. AN
pkbW 4 PROUD. aged s.. Relatives and
5S9es f5,sfes e 9lfss5sesg s L9dse 10 81 sns = *
mt Cedar oFssn Gem, 6iast6n y. J. Aute
{AAiAo, NOV 70. EssELNE ". RAMRo.
"a 49, ,sefaf hAne9 a*ea So Relatives
sssl4.aes g -. Edea5a fza,as- Iisz 1r.-a.
aaI 4fa. tot - Iefiah clm- domains ~
e Aas9
H7HfF = Hrazz t1-- 4zH1ttf' Hclatt4z1 40
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Deaths

siSEEs SS Noy = 20 JoHE W AN AEIlEs a Sc.
m. fEqm IeHide1ee 1903 y. iath st. sery-
! ,.A,IsNyyIYE, Dee. /. MARY ANN. widow ot
neis. an.s me-. tbsrbsad IsSf ai FTsnSshib
81. 15saS;IGel%s, I{loS qorth on Riiaa sun Sv'}
HALDT.--pso.. l. FREDERICK, sr.,. husband
4nss pala' 20 ssy Sssd hs'Sissa hon 4sd hsd
NJ. sSdS N. BFosd Hs' 81 gafihsr ' ssryesS
cRSfeh. hi, coafesviiis iiS1tssSi' cshi F'''S''''AH
Hiram Hsnefer ana DAUGHTER Of Wesley and
isS aysa sfss g 5srs SE'sh hoa a. FfatSs' 1918 ai
sy = Viewed ms sun, oaa tS'l2S ts 70 Ssm S N'AAi"
q.asss v, Bead tnss gslis s6srl, Rslsdysss ssi
ssd ssas6isTs ?. Lss5ty; ae6Sst MORRIS, Tom;
k5 dsas Ais5sats ssn- iavtsd S'' to ni tansrS
Aia ;n;soea r. eVe smsin. is1n I MAY l r.
viewed sun, 70 10 ,. N,
a. - Asi.l--s;gy, So HERMAN hgIband q
,lsads. Equity Ledrs, Se. ssi. 3 ana <. NJ
Psr siqsi fedss. No, g, + 9. d. % RappspoFt
n 20 arssa %, tssss 10 0 : S sS3
ades 10. 3 i lti o B. B.i furssr vsFsln Turn
ss,sssnds. ,qFiied 70 ssryioes. sun. ;se ,, M
~ lat Adzfh Jeshufah csn c-'
eNkt .--Sov 80. GEoHaH, son Of late
e laaft NeFefls. no. 2lo, II. of A., invited to
81 H4szi sotfiesA sun. 4 D In., Tesidenes q Miss
tase 0slt Laurel Hiil Gem.
tHA.rI.EY. Y.-Noy. so EAALA s, W.. widow Of
& ss,aasss aessshisf lsss si:a Ishn 5ss 5ss
At|I7H e funeral VIII b aiTen.
HuzrEs45oY. 80, CATHERINE HOYcE (nse
|IE4lHt ~ counly Donegal, ireland. wife of
t'N@HIz rofcas Relatives and fricnda invited
1N fHea44i f4ea.i 80 a. M, 903h Almond ~.
EN'fIAH requiem mass church ~ Nativity, no
81 mt St. bqmiaieis Gem.
HEEEfoi{. Nov 80. HOSE widow q Jossph
t.5ea as4 a. helatae4 and friends Eiiia
t'.s ~ ~ 4 q g a. = inyiiea q funeral
t-aal cos l4a9nolia aye. Germantown. Int.
HfIt4te. Sheltea Hills Cen.
IH1hEE.--Hog. 30 MARIA wife of Owen
EafAe Relatives ana friends Invited % h1noraI
$50 = m,, l12f Jefferson ~. solemn
4'E4 Ha44 ei 5iaiaehy church 10 q. "a Int
+'4 t4fHaaf4i Gem. Auto serfics.
ANAneH Aog. e. ,cATHARRE.
s. ifasf4i AeR 's9 = 70,
ftss q Assiai cheEeh. 40 8. p. LAT Holy
Hao pee A. EIIzA b.. widow of
e. eizeE. hs.atifea apd frtands. also
- y. e ~ iaAaisa g tfsn,er-i
Fh4 rlszls aay ali saa- q
JtaEs nuaaand 81
||iz I t1i Ha|atIssa aud
i'4 - IszaH IHHs N ny IsI
rI sfaUNI
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DEATHS

sSa sSSay RssSe' df y. J6.sb nd irisPSs also
sIsG mass e Tsapism" st. Jossphs Church 10
srAPF,.Dse, i. GoTTiiEB. J.. husband Of
haFbaraE hnAs a. sp sispf and son Gf Hts co9rsd Con ans
slSG iyanhos Lodse, No. 40, n & a, s., invited
yaPsSgod road oPPmsPS 4 AESissa s2iiasP'' ays1
PrSiSGh PTehds may ia iRf None %e' sd Lsu5e a. HIN Gem
son TERsHix,-Noy os i1is 80 AsAPH TERRY. eldest
Mon, Dec. 4. p. m. Int, private,
ssaaS 4ao5ssA 5ssAa AGED Il Sc SsS bRs Ss
5ENSIE p widow a u HsS4g HaS' ~ II fhSaso4, I'd R'e asa
10 10, Services II Grant ST., NJ. Holly. II. T.,
5P:is% Ed%sTd coz Bank ssd MSfssa q o sts.
fS p J6sEPH q qi Masrs san & AZ: R.ary
and and @ ElizabsIh Tracy Relatives and friends,
8. e 5 staI Io,3i,,I q ,kIslsastSP iodss. 70 81
p. Si A, Invited 70 funsraI TUES 3" f;so g s M.
s6Ss Sb.tbasms ihams resdshes Jemss Mennsaho9
a TYSON s555 IsSy 5SS 70, x,sNiE T.; VIE g Els,y
HwliasE wiasE DsSssr aSsd a. RslAyss Anq fEisRds
iyS. iiSySsrSi .s,TyeeI Mon, y ssis stsss rds
+ Gem Remains may be viewed Sun. aftsF
sss ssaS. Rs ss.d Ss e Faa.r Walls .sfs
hors Isl Grssn a G ms 5ssds9sss Sss,s e c4a
nasulate T,aa, Conception . a. Int. HOly Cross
,WiEINsToCK. Nov. 20, BERNARD, husband
frienas ys,a sdSS sidSssSsef ssed Relative E5d
Anna n. Ross camp 10 /. 8, Of v. leah
Lodge Invited 70 funeral. sun. 10 a. m, resi-
denee OF son, Isaac n. weinst0ek 2bOI y. 26th
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Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral Hons
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woLFE,-pse' l. MICHAEL J.. son Of late
James and Margarst Wolfe. Relatives aI.d
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The residenee of his brother. Thomas WOLFE
koxs 3. l2th q, Solemn requiem mass a. 81
Me9niea's Church =. m Int New cathsdFai
WRIGHT. l. HELEN b daughter of
Estelia A, Wright and late Or. Albert Wright
RELATIVES and friends Invited 10 funeral ssTgice.
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