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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04

and appeared to be affected with drugs
He merely showed her back when she
came upon him waving her arms
The chief, Osborne added, used no
abusive language in talking with the
women, but warned hu It She didn't
stop selling liquor and keeping bad
women he would close her house.
Slaton Tesuiies
Captain Slaton, cross examined by
Attorney Giddngs said the third de.
gree" wasn't used by the police de-
partmcnt. so far as he knew
Dr. Buchanan was called by the pc
ttoncr and testified there that he
had attended the woman following th"
alleged choking incident, and that there
were slight marks upon her throat
Sheriff Bulon testified q, ro the al.
legged bad reputation or Mr, Opdc.
graft, place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
FEDERAL RESERVE LOANS
EXTENDED TO FARM GOODS

WICHITA FALLS 1,,a, \ur
hfusirued SCOPE 'o the auhue, ui
'he federal reserve system vas an.
rrunc,i hctc TODAY b, Frank Neil pi
Wichita Falls. member ri ihs special
committee NAMED b, ihe reserve hnafd
ir in,s'iirait extension u' IN, com
~ol'N rate, 70 farm loan, Accord
irr IN VI ktll Who ,s'i he va, an.
ihnutri io make 'hs statement iof the
rec t,t hcafi lean, heretofore restrict
"a io cotton will ruv hs extended ip
r,tmf rriiscuurt, ui Ivan, ur r'ain
-',c COTTON ,eed AMI practically an
farm prulucis
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Iabloid News @A
Fl Busy 'yfi yHfiiX'

Negro Transporter Fined-W. A
Flowers, negro, was taxed 500 and
sentenced to ninety days in Jail this
morning by Municipal Judge Splitter
The charge was that he transported
liquor Tor unlawful purposes
To Discuss Water Supply-City com
wiSslonerS will meet tomorrow morn.
ing at 10 o'clock with t. r. Slack OF
Wilson x Co for the purpose OF
discussing water supply for the Wilson
packing plant following completion OF
the city's contemplated reservoir
Edwards Operated Upon X ] I'D
ward, president Of the Oklahoma City
board oi education. was confined to
his home TODAY He surrendered his
tonsllS TO a surgeon YESTERDAY
Loan Shark Cases No additional in
formation has been received bv W
Boothc Merrill assistant United State,
attorney, on cases against alleged
local loan sharks, he said this morn
ing
Labor Convention Plans-Morc Gre
dcntlalS OF delegates to the annua,
state convention OF the Oklahoma state
federation OF labor have ALREADY been
sent to headquarters IN Oklahoma City
than on the day before the meeting IN
Oklahoma City last year The convcn-
ton will be held August u IN Tulsa
Ollie $ Wilson, state secretary believes
the 1910 meeting will be the largest
ever held in the state
To Religious Congress -Th' Rev II
/ Van Horn, pastor OF the FIRST Chris
tan church. has gone tn Canton. Ohio,
to attend az religious ,cougrcS, before
which he viii be ono OF the principal
speakers He Will preach thcr' Sun
day morning Doctor Van Horn cx-
pcctcd 10 be absent about ten days
Stops on Way East W " Crittcn-
den lr oi Portland. ore, IS the guest Of
/ hl, brother. Ray Howard Crttcud'n N oi
this city, having stopped here for q few
days while making a trip 10 the cast.
Burglary Alleged Joe Ward. faced
/ by two charge, OF burglary was
bound over 10 the district court this
morning hy Justice OF the Peace Don
nell under $1,000 bond IN each case
/ Ward +, m the county Jail IN default
OF bond The burglary charges wcc
filed by Mr., Billie Duncan OF the Alta
hotel. who claimed Ward had stolen
IRON her a layallcr valued At 81 So
and hy George T. Conomy. also OF the
/ Mia hotel, who said Ward sole a
/ SIS suit ui cloihlnR from him
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and ihs extension ~ many h,iluie,
irrn the allied governments. u r..
mafkahlr instance ~ wha, can he a..
comrli'hsd hv ofsanised voluntary ri
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ABUSE Of WOMAN
DENIED; OFFICERS
ASSA|L H0STELRY
Updegraff Injunction Case
Brings Policemen Into
District Court.

q A hearing before Judge Clark IN
district court on Mamie UpdeWaifS
application Tor an order cnjolnng the
police from radIng the Santa lc
rooms, 9H West California avenue,
was resumed this afternoon after con.
siderable evidence had been presented
as to the character Of the lodging
house and an incident in which the
woman claims to have been abused hy
officers
Mrs. Updegraii testified that Patrol.
man Osborne roughly treated her when
she attempted to call police headquar-
terS IN connection with his alleged IN
terferencc with her hu,nc,, She wa.
jerkcd away from the telephone and
ohoked ,hc testified
Other Allegations
At police hcadduarIcr, Captain Slay-
ton. the woman declared, accused her
OF running a liquor Joint threats were
made to close mp her place and the
chief Scoldcd her ior not turning lu.'
the people next door Osborne, she
said. acted like crazy man
"Hc grlI,cd hi, teeth and acted like
he was going to Jump ON my head
said Mrs lpdcRraii She declared
she was irving to run respectable
place bui was finding police ,uucll.
lance and ralds a great handicap
Patrolman's Story
Patrolman Osborne said he went &
the Santa lc rooms because he hd.
warned a g,rl who appeared to be
simple and innocent country glrl con
cetnlug the reru'cd character of thO
lodging house MIR. Updegrali pourc.
out an abusive TRADE. the officer said
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All Product Excluded.
No Lobby As,ins, Bill.

Senator liafdvi,k declared no pow
cfiul lohh, pi southern manufacturer,
is working 10 Washington against The
Nill hri that powerful lobby had
been working here m n, favor tor
wear, We charged both political rat
ur, with PLAYING 10 political cNpe
iirn,, with NJ
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fort" Mr. lone, said To date more
than SS0Wo ha, been raised repre-.
,en,ing in0op0 packages Of tobacco
and ,igltci,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
RECRUIT DEP0TS
FOR GUARD OPEN
Officers Assigned to Duty at
MuSkOgee and Tulsa to
Enlist Soldiers.

\ umd.'lrc recruiting campaign to
secure sufficient new member, irr the
Okhhoml national guard now cncamp.
~ % san rcn'n Trv, 10 bring &, 90
mll war strength n.'' begin rmmcli
,'c'y
Ihi, morning Major & y hrney
200 charge Yt regular arm, recruiting
N.rt 'H. oklahoma announced pine ls.
isumru ut Capt ps.rgr \ Barber
and Lieut. Em, \ liurl appointed h,
\IiuI1w General law o. recruiting
commission.
Captain Barber Will proceed 10 Nu,
logc, and lirwculu, urrd to Tulsa
immeli3irlN and open recruiting ,'a.
NHu. under suN ufrIuH ~ r0r regular
1rwl D''0r 900 Oklahoma ,i't
lnur m.'r commissioned officer,
and eighteen enlisted men for guard r..
uwumg iu't fy ,llli needed
To Entertain Bank Boaid-Othhuma
tN Wil make 1rlngrrNu'. 'u en-
'ruuu mrm.rr u' ih, federal land
bank board ii they come here 300 Sep
'rwhrr sr.rcnr Elmer Z Brown ui
'hr chamber ~ commerce 1'i nm.
morning ], q, reported thar the board
Will visit many state capita, next
month 90 i1m''ar.sc itself with ,uuii
'iHu, in aunu, section, oi the JHun
ff,
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Breezy Clothes
Easy Prices!

T OTIS of time yet to enjoy
summer suit. Savings big
~ enough to tempt you to in
vest in next years raiment. The
cost of everything is advancing.
None of us know where prices
will be next year It's a dead
certainty prices will be no lower.
At $50 reduction now you may
be buying these clothes at 500
less than what they will be worth
next year. BE a wise husband
man. Stock up. Come in today
and look at the suits and hats we
now have on sale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
CHILD LABOR IS
SENATE'S TOPIC
Senator Hardwick Leads in
Attack on Constitution
ality Of Measure.

WASHINGTON. Aug ! The child
labor brll on which the senate began
debate Yesterday wa, up again toaa,
The bul 1t ., SAID. will he KEEP, before
lhc senate until passed There ., NO
republican opposition
senator lIafdv,ck Of Georgia led
of the attack ON the conVuuuoualiiy
p' the measure. Jon,cuiug the ugh,
'u cuact such legislation va, vested
only IN the state, The Georgia sen
a'0r also pointed out that ,hc senate
hll m hi, Judgment lar exceed, the
'mii, ,c' down b, J1ugfc,, and. The
supreme court IN the lottcr, statute
which r'npourni, u' the measure ,c'
uU 100 defense ~ ~, ,pn,unr'uulli,y
aud alter which II v,, patterned
All Product Excluded
The bIll q, It passed the house
slIj Senator llaftvJk. would eN.
OMic from interstate commerce The
,p,yill, Yfnluy', u' rhili labor The
senate amendment not only would eN.
gludc from commetJc the direct prod
uy, ol child labor. hui also another
commodity produced hy any man of
corporation who doe, not live un 10 a
rule oi civil condur, tu he laid down
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Edwards Operated Upon K J I'd
wards, president OF the Oklahoma City
board oi education. was confined to
his home TODAY lie surrendered his
tonsilS 10 surgeon YESTERDAY
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Loan Shark Cases No additional in
formation has been received by W
Boothe Merrill, assistant United State,
attorney on cases against alleged
local loan sharks, he said this morn
ing
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HYCEIA 3l2N. Robinson

M rhe cheapest
"lA rassIesi
.Iff.r millinery
~ ffurr iu town.
our Frts Vol.
~ - vets also com.
h'ratou llf Hui Velvet Hats nrc
worth much more than wc ask From
81 Uu M
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EMlusiur Sl1n}1s
Where Quality and Service Reign Supreme

The only Exclusive Athletic rrI Sport.
Iug Goods store Zoo Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04

Stops on Way East " " Crtcn-
den lr of Portland. ore is the guest OF
hl, brother Ray Howard Crttcud'n oi
this CITY, having stopped here Tor q few
day, while making a trip 10 the east.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
10 HURT IN
SUNDAY STORM
Injuries Followed Wrecking
Of Circus Tent; Other
Damage Done

An electric and hailstorm. accom-
panied by a high wind, Sunday aft
ernoon, resulted in injury TO 10 per
sons, and did considerable damage
TO property. wrecking trolley wires,
and tearing down trees. Hailstones
the size OF pigeon eggs fell, break
ing many windows. Persons on
Belle Isle and at other nearby re-
sorts were drenched before they
could reach shelter.
A Hagenbeck-Wallace circus tent
q Jefferson and Crane-aves., was
blown down, injuring 10 persons
who had sought shelter from the
rain. The tent was partially erect
cd when the storm broke. Those
taken to the receiving hospital were:
Veronica Allen, %. OF Ftndlay, o.;
John Rademacher. 81, No. 93l Wa
bash-ave. Eliza Clark. Negress. 80,
Pittsburgh. o. Celia Chandler, so,
No. 66 Pine-st.; Alfred Taylor. 81.
No. 163 Rich-st.: Elmer Kirkwood.
81, No. 900 Townsend-ave.. and
Hamp Thomas. "a. Of Dayton. o. All
were cut or bruised by falling poles.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
TIRED LOOKING WOMEN

NJ UOGne women always wear worn,
(1n6d look. II In the outward sign OF
n1fxousness, neurasthenia perhaps,
Win Its characteristic symptoms of
voyTy. headaches and sleepIessness.
Oyerwork. grief. undue excitement,
the late hours and nervous strain OF
: strenuous social season. lack OF
Out-of.door exercise, any or all OF
these may. be responsible for the
trouble but the most common cause
u this season of the year Is the grip,
Whatever the cause. II you feet the
need of more strength try the great
non-alcohollc tonic. Dr. Williams
Pink Pills. As the nerves get thelr
nourishment from the blood th0
treatment must be directed toward
building Ap the blood. DIR. Williams
pink Pills act directly on the blood
and with proper regulation or the
diet have proved OF the greatest ben
efst in many cases OF neurasthenia-
A tendency 20 anemia or bloodless-
ness, shown by most neurasthenic
patients. is also corrected by these
tonic pills. Your own druggist sells
Dr. Williams Pink Pills or they Will
be sent by mail on receipt OF price,
SO cents per box. six boxes $3.50.
Write for the free booklet, Dis
eases OF the Nervous system and
diet book. Address: DR.. Williams
Medicine Co, Schenectady, y. Y
Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

CAUSE Panic
Explode in Front of Penny
Arcade Periling Lives
OF Women

Many lives were endangered. Sat
urday night. when stock of FIRE
works exploded In front of the
Penny arcade. No. IS Monroe-ave-
After an investigation. BUILDING In
spector Dupont declared that no
more pyrotechnical STANDS will be
permitted In front OF buildings In
which crowds congregate. Several
women were trapped in the Penny
arcade, and escaped in a frenzy.
Others tainted and were carried from
the building. Those who had mar.
row escapes are: Miss Beatrice
Brown. No. $50 Michigan-ave.; Mrs.
James Craig. No. 1872 Henry-st.; !;
Mrs. Ruth Bromberg. No. 25 Ma
poleon-st.; May Bennett. cashier.
No. 81 Cleveland-pl.. and Miss Jes-
sie Spurgeon. No. 237 Bagg-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
J. p. Laukhoff, Detroit.
Is Victim of Auto
Accident
DRIVER HELD FOR
MANSLAUGHTER
Virgil ElliOtt's Machine
Contained Beer and
Whisky

In a collision With an automobile
containing TWO men. TWO quarts os
whisky. and two cases ot beer. J..
F. IaukhoH G5 years old. recently
appointed agent ot the Ford Motor
Co branch AZ Seattle, Wash. was
instantly killed. early sunday night.
and Mrs. IauAhor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r Webb, OF No i-t
Louise-aye. H..hA0d Park were
sent TO Harper hospital TO he treat
ed for serious injuries The col
llslon took place OF WoodN ard-ave-
near Royal OAK
Or. c. d Brooks, os the hosp!ta.
staff, said. Monday morning. THAT
Mrs. Webb may not recover III"
other two patients are in fairly good
condition Mrs webb sustained
fracture OF the spine
Virgil Elliott, 50, Of No. 40 Clair.
mount-ave, who IS said 20 have
been the driver OF the car that
struck the LaukhoE machine. Is
locked in the Pontiac jail. on a
charge OF manslaughter. and his
companion. William Hoag, 35, Of
No. 32s King-ave,. Detroit, also Is
under arrest.
The prisoners are declared %
have been intoxicated al the time
OF the collision W. +. Caldwell, OF
No. 1eS Harper-aye, was first on
the scene after the tragic happen
ing. He found LaukhoT stretched
on the ground. dead. The two WON
en- were removed 10 a farmhouse.
where Or. X w anderson, or ft0ya,
Oak, attended them Eardley vii
mot, Of No. 1886 John R.-st. driver
OF the webb machine, was unin-
jured.
As nearly as could be learned by
Caldwell, roth machines were tray
cling pretty rapidly The auto con
tanning the intoxicants was on the
wrong side OF the thoroughsare, e.
is said. The machines met head-on.
the impact being so great that both
were overturned
Hoa- seemed 10 be pretty badly
hurt Deputy Sheriffs Mcdonald and
Lewless. who arrested him, were
obliged 20 carry him into the jail
Elliott vas cut and bruised Botn
men refused 70 talk about the acct
dent Elliott is a member Of the
Holly Plate Glass 60, and Hoa ?
SAYS he works for Dodge Bros. a
foreman and efficiency man.
Bail was refused for the release
OF the men Sunday night jus'ior
of the Peace Rose OF Royal O.
viii hold an inquest in the cas- a..
the dead victim. Friday morning a'
10 O'Clock. The booze and the ba.I
will appear as silent Witnesses il
the case.
Hal. a mile from the scene ot tn
Laukhorf tragedy, a car containirr
Louis Mark. his wife and little girl
struck a telegraph pole. SanGal
morning. and tho occupants were a.
more or less injured Mrs Mari
was hurled through the top OF tn
machine into the roadway, and Mari
went crashing through the wind
shield. The three were removed =
the home OF Mrs. Marks father
| Philip Gordon. OF No $50 Farms
worth-ave.. where they received
! rnedfcal attention
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
POSTOFFICE
REVENUE SHOWS
BIG INCREASE

June receipts for stamps. post.
cards. second. third and fourth class
matter amounted TO s293.5s3.73, an
increase OF s29,29591 over June Of
last year. according TO Postmaster
William J. Nagel's report. The In
crease In the postal savings de-
partment was s153,077
All departments OF the main post
Office and all carrier stations will
close on the Fourth az 10 a. m. Al
carriers will make one trip. SIX
collections will be made In the down
town district, and there VIII be a
general collection throughout the
city at $50 p m.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
SAYS L. s. IS
CHOSEN TO LEAD
WORLD IN PEACE

In a patriotic sermon SUNDAY
evening in the Forestaye Presby-
terian church. the Rev J. T. Brad
field. assistant pastor, declared that
the United States stands ou' a. 81
peculiar people" and /" holy ng-
tion" that must lead the world as
a peace seeking nation
"we are people vigorous IN the
youth of our national life, n pccu.
liar people and ch6.en people. bc.
cause We stand able TO provide a
peace that will be just 20 ali peo-
pies" he said.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
ABDUCTION HAS
HAPPY SEQUEL

Although Sheriff Oakman was in
formed that William Arcelles, a
young Italian. betrothed ~ Frances
Lucchese. lived at No. 1876 Lafay-
ette-blvd. east, following an abduc-
ton OF the young girl by four ltsl-
ians In an automobile. Saturday aft
ernoon. from her fathers home in
the suburbs. a wedding found L..
prcgress at this address was de-
clared TO be the marriage OF An.
ionic Buccillito and GiavannIo Gil
Hone.
In the meantime, the sheriff antic-
ipAtes that the parents OF Frances
will receive word that she and young
Arcelles have been married. Fran.
ces IL OF Sicillan blood. and such
elopements are common method
" marriage In the sicilian colony.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
COUNTY Road .Commissioner Edward
y. nInr. annnunres that the hNlt-

wlle section IN Grand Riyer-ri..
near tr+ Ny-rs-rd.. that has been
closed during thr past few weeks,
is now open 'e tr1foc, and there
are now ua Gttours on ANY ~ "a"
main hiEhwavs .n WaNne county
under ia, jurisdiction ~ the com
Ht-1tsn.re
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03

Tongs designed for removing hot
potatoes from ovens form the sub.
Ject OF recent patent.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-03
Police have brrn asked 10 start
search for Hitda pHrmrn, 10 years

hs- baan m.-..up from her home
-.u,a a-f saturday. According 30
r-fat.N.- shr Mas I1st seen at
Wps3uuri-nNa. and ManRurst- ~.
TaN COLLECTIONS saturday. Opening
dan" amounted 20 Si~,NS1.a.. "a fnll
tf s.. .ttf N. below She 1918 WFi N-
c.ft rrtu-Hrrt Koch explains that
saturday is always a ItEht day IN
bis l-ItEtla laur. anal also the to\-
payer. are not turuluE over as
uu-r money this year. tGc rate
being lower.
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THE MACCABEES
Members of Union Staff Named for
Coming Public Installation
of Officers

The rally held mt Park Avenue Hail,
1915 Columbia avenue. was a greater Sue
ces than had been expected under tho
circumstances, as quite n number OF can
v'ow pcr~co S'oT. ana mc"rr,orr .,onor.
ally, We're absent on account NJ illness
The degree work was credltable and
Et"I., IOvtu. 60 WeL ~ tnc ~ rHsliuI
social hour and refreshments which fol-
lowed. Thanks are due the committee
which was composed Of the lady com
manders Of the different reviews.
~ % n'"otlug NJ In. trst .l'otinr Committee.
held at the home Of Mrs. Anna Hauey, COM
mander of Philadelphia Review 2glI South
man appord ths foIowng 10 scrye yee on ,S
union star, r1biect to change, providing they
land. Of Rasy Ross ReyIc". Mr- Ia"S MsrT SiSs Wos
Bs Of q SfF osf 'yfm Mrs. Nsa Anna Hsn.y T.
Penn Treaty Review; Mrs. Minnie Eyvps of
ortv Rcll Review. Mrs, chavez. nr E"vsi0nc
p"ys" Ma FsnTy Z ,G'El'rG. md Mrs
'i"rro. - fkil '"lnntq row a..
Rd i Mr Emma a. H. 'Rs Of If NSEHSRs FH'fT &
view, we're Hppouted AS ladies of rcreu ouss
RsvoS RH ana s spsn fP ~ SS narm n 2aSGE r.n % WY
have charge during the installation work, while
direct the naor work aud win take charge o
The The Uniform rank % dgrns ,'e display dril With
tenant Gorsuch, Second Lieutenant Evans
sR Tie ranS TITS @ Wear SSoea e eSm6Ss5d SSf'" ~
Margaret Anderson, Frria AuGus'ins. Monte
heldt Florence Belden. Letltla Black, Marjorie
z .ns,, lar H9nl, Ell1 hmey, ,.ulr
Niire PdeHnr, Etnn Robbins. Blanche Vincent
MABEL HseRSr. Emma .e Boy6s Ss Catherine m"II FIN
Anna Posen drummer
NJ s ienna G' s,aaman Trg 81 a" ,srS Is S'@aii s,S,S
Mrs. Frances NJ, Helms, Mrs, Mary Morrsey,
%
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Deatb5
These Notices Are Printed in fhs
Evening Ledger Free of Charge. ii

AMMAN suddenly on January o. 1913.
EELIZABETH, JAAiNE. widow q Andrsw,R.
R fnd Rsayss RsHfRss ana on Ti eSS SGsn as HRa % sse
hnreS e e MSTa sgaTs re tFend usf
bs,sGs Tues,1l9sy at p M st late, late rsaidssss;
eSsr lin PHEsiSs Sy s. vssed sSs
Monday, from TO 10 D. ~
HhFES Sa H1NNhH hfTyr ~ WIFE r. d T. % ans Sas
aged = sssTs Re RSIstyss and friends Sgs u
%ss' IN , PaiPissa ';, i iaisT%sai asi, ri
BANTER. AIRY 5, 1919. ANNA MARY.
dbsplshiter & gsiit of } aPsTt and Elizsabs.h BsHtT
4 p ~, frar her ate resliS%ee Nd and
S%siery Smste BODY %ay be viewed weShs wSEse
BANTER.--ou January ., 1916. EpwAkp
J.. son n the late Thomas and lydia nss-
tor Re9ti{ss YES snd t,,i friends asP h9 lhe BTo,hsf-
Iisnehsial soclF'y, 10, 5i2, J. G. y; =. are IN
Iisyeriord ave. West s'hhadelphls. riish
St b'snis GSm1Sstsrs5., \ &utomS. tome
s"q y John 9ni ,sIary j. folss ,nse cls.Ls.l'''
Relatives aud friends. also members OF tiii-
SnsrS on sS M at AZ $50 "a assI Ne troa ONE
sfidsnee a, Of e eaTegs sl Sgtb NSTta l93h o s
Lady q Merry - g 10 - N. lnterment AZ
pH PRakY F5s 5RTis son OF Of Perry sus snd Annie s \
also the BrotherhooI OF RAILWAY TrsinISsn,
shd Anne II R6ss csaSe Hsf l
55s. +. p. A, and the Brothsfhood Hihle Clsss
f 5GISheT ,66 5era r seTees aTe ep SnsSY
D. m. precisely al his parents residen E. igsG
North iSd 81. West PhiladelnlHs InteEnifpt
Tuesday morning at Baratts Chapel pslA-
BRADsHAW.-on January s 1916 Al
FRED, husband Of Anna N. bradshaw NEE
Harkinsl and son OF the late John and sarah
to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday.
al p. m. at the home uf his son-in-ltN.
Jam,s 3 Robertson l9s3 LaNeer =; tos,ntz
private. at Northwood Cemetery. ~
BRADSHAM.-on January Z, 1916. MARY
j.. vile OF William 81, Bradshaw. aged SD
years Relatives and frlends are invited 10
y. a. residence of son n-ln-law. +. q Kg.-
rer lil4 Eidrdge ave Wet calilngsw 81.
mains may be viewed Monday evening".
BRINES.-On January Z. 1915. CHARLOrFE
ELLEN TMIFORD widow % James
Brlnes. Relatives and friends are invllef Il
.. IN. from her late residence soa AIahsHk
ave. Norwood. Pa. Services in NorUc.d
= ShSM5e5 Me,,n, P n; prs sissls
leave BROAD 81. station ~ sS and 80 =. al
BROaILEY.-At Lakewood. o. en- Dece sier
2a. 1919 CHARLES c.. son or A. II. 114
Nellie hromlsy' termsTy 2. rhllaae. ~.
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