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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19
RED AS AFLAo COLOR
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The rolof- II tha United States nas
are ,ha mos, common Of aIl used by
the nations of the world and Of the
three I'd is the most often encounter
"a II Is found lu nineteen out "t the
went, fyp national bags aud ~ prsf.
t,c,gI, al Of the European hags The
color ns interpreted h, the h"aldfS
mean. ~mitar, mrtttud". . tad TIE
selection as fartur tu The ha2s al
rurope would seem vrIi chosen Nor
!. i st If office ru eur taE the trait
being .cattvted alI through fhn country
though so cbarmiugly MIXED with white.
ahich means peace aud sincerity,
lbal the harmony Of the colors at the
gag has never been questioned Hue
stands far loyalty aud truth com
pletiag leading traits at thc chafac let
al the uuftad states as nation.
A. rrd IL common to the European
nars i in interesting 20 note that ih'
Hags Of the three great ualtons 81 the
Entente alliance Great Britain France
and Russia are represented By flag'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19
FACE The FACTS

tRaton Rouge StateTlmes1
Many Who have read the papers auf'
ing the past several DAYS aud noted the
French aud British victories hefalded
under biz headlines have come to the
conclusion that an allied victory vas
near al hand
Nothing could be further from the
facts
The allied gains have been worth all
they cost and have been due the prom
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

The public - hereby notified that hunt
ing aa. crossing over, or any other fora
Of ttespass IL prohibited on q piece Of
ground vest Of the T. q Nj. V. Railroad
beginning al The north boundary Of r. b.
Stirling aud extending 10 Whitman plat.
form. on the property Of AEs :. T. Al
tam Also oh aA property Of Mira. G. II
lsew .. Mrs, ], A, Aheon, and IL. III. sur.
ling L. IL. STIRLING, Agsnt
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19
PUBLIC NOTICE

Automobile owfefs are hereby notified
,hat ordinance regulating speed lights
etc If automobiles siil ts risidis en-
forced after Mas eth
A. y. nnIANT, Mayer.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

The pubic IN hereby warned against
buying woed, posts aud timber OF say
description from tenants 0n the Oakley.
Ogden apa Downs plantations. All hunt.
lng, cattle driving anu fsncs-euttlhg are
positively prohibited, and these places are
closed against agents u all kinda.
Lucy l.. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19
NATION MUST RELY
MORE ON FARMING

In Europe the farmer is regarded as
Of equal Importance with the munitions
maker and the soldier Agriculture Is
recognized BY all military authorities
as chief source Of national defense
Consequently a marvellous new science
Of agriculture Is being developed by
the warning nations and parallel 20 Il
In this eountry IL the work OF the
agricultural experiment stations which
the government, has established IN each
state
The trained farmer Is doubtless a.
essential ms the trained soldier 80 any
scheme of national preparedness. And
better farming processes mean cheaper
food for the people in times 81 peace
Provided the distribution Of food
stufIs. its transportation aud methods
OF marketing are managed Ia fair
way The annual fall spectacle Of acres
al choice fruits left 10 rot. on account
Of car shortage, and OF thousands OF
dozens Of eggs spoiled IN cold storage
on account Of price manlpuIatlons, IL
one Ia discourage the great goddess
Demeter herself. not TO mention her
deyotees. the farmere. Richard Jones.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

al hunting Of any kind on Pauline, Live
OAK aud CLANCY places, cutting wire
fences, hauling across fields. and Suttla.
OF sealing weed, buying OF hauiina esrs
and buying cattle on ans Of the above
places will he considered as usspasslnt
nd will be prosecuted 10 the fun sItsai
the Law, regardless OF color.
l-as.fs-.l WI y. q. HAMILTON,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

All parties are hereby notified not 60
uesgass OF any property of The Fsiieians
Bank and Trust Company, Ia Liquidation
under penalty Of the Las,
} b. STEELE, Special Agent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19
raEspAss RoTieaA

Al hunting With doY OF sun, OF srsvias
shgeugh OF of a any cattle. GA The
Resale plantation witAeal special psr
mission. ts positively prohibited Al susA
acts viii 10 regarded as usapasslnE and
prosecuted as saeh,
MRS <. x. BARRON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

ho aunttns ot tTsspassing VI ahs klsa
allowed OH Parksf sleek Farm. uadsi
penalty eI tie lae
PARKER STOCK FARAs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

Prem aHd after thls date All haHtng Ut
aal hsud ola Aubfosia ami Independents
plantation il positively prohibited undei
PENALTY VI uespsAslHg ARy vuo found Cd
thess places without PERMISSION w,ii lee
considered trsslasslns, anu prosecuted !"
lns luu extent OF the laa
MAs. s. a. BARRON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

Hunting, fishing, lettering o. ,Tsapass'
Ing ia any form on Laurel Hln Farm 10
hereby prohibited under penalty Of the
law. HY. NJ. STEWART. Manager
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19
cHAs. wEYpEaT. Agent

From aud after this date all hunting Of
any kind on Beech drove and Cedar plan
ta,lons. Estate Of T., 7. Merrich, 10 posi
lively prohibited under penalty Of tree
passing Any one found en these places
without permission will be CONSIDERS
trespassing, and prosecuted to the fup
extent % the law
EDWARD r. MRRRICk. Attorney.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

All lfealasslng IL prohibited on hili aud
Slaughter. Laks isrsese, draytsid' aha
Glass place plantations. such a. hunting
pecan gathering, stc,. and viii be PROSE
cuted 10 fun extent Of the law.
RACCOuRCl COMPANY,
Per S. l.. O0hsTty. Ageai
smlthland I4ds aud u, ", La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

The public 10 hereby warned aEainsa
uttns and hauling wood from the Alfred
Doyle and SID Black places, under penalty
Of The law.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19
II. YUNkES
Machinist

Blacksmith, Whasl~Tleht and Hsrss
shoeina shop--PIumhiaa ard plps
fitting 49, General Repair WeFk on
Gasoline and Steam EHsinss $50 All
work Guaranteed.
ST. FRAhcisglLLE. IA.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

Ny place IL hereby pestsd against as
forms Of trespasslng. hunting. iAhihE.
agents Of all descriptions. and ala cattle
driving II. b. MERNiN.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

All cattle driving and other trespassins
Of au, kina are forbiddsa on Forest plan.
tation. under penalty Of the Law.
j. ", MCQUEEN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-05-19

GREATER SAVINGS SALE or DISTINCTIVE,
Iso,v,ouAllzgo QUALITY MILLINERY THAT
WILL INTEREST EVERY WOMAN Greater
Savings on our entire stock Of hish'sTade Trimmed
Asts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-10
ALLIES MAY STRIKE BIG
BLOW IN THE BALKANS


"ls the Balkan peninsula to become the
battlefield on which the great war will he
fought out TO a fnish?'
That has been made the big question NJ
the hour by the Allied Council of War IN
Rome
Declarations which have been made since
tho conference and the fact that General
Sarrail. commander In chief Of tho Allied
army in Macedonia. was present indcatn
that the Entente is preparing for a t'c-
mendous effort against the German, Austro-
hungarian, Bulgarian and Turkish forces
i'm that theatre Of war
The geographical situation OF Italy Is
such that she can best deal with Greece.
while the Allied army gives its undivided
attention to an offensive. In this con-
nectlon II is reported that italy may send
strong force into Greece TO nuIliCy the
menace Of King Constantinc's army.
Two important factors enter into the
Balkan situation
First. Tho possibility or King CON
stantjne going 10 war on the de Of
the German allies.
Second The loss Of prestige Tor the
Entente caused by Won MaCkousen's
successful conquest Of three Balkan
Kingdoms.
From now on the Entente Governments
are going 10 deal with Constantine with a
strong hand That is shown by the fact
that a stern uitimatum has been sent tn
Athens and also by the attitude Of Premier
Lloyd George Of England. who is reported
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-10

day by Ministers Of the Entente pov...
They insisted upon a reply within 49,
eight hours II followed an "evasivs,i ~ VI
addressed to the Allies by King Corsia .iSVe n1,s
two days previously, in which he point.s
with the demands. p'"nee
The original demands served ON t,rs..
on December 81 were for reduction ~ ~,
Greek military forces In all parts OF ~.
kingdom except Peloponnesus. TO tho ~. .., .He
mum required for maintenance M n,',,i
ORDER prohibition against rcservisis, puUIo ,,,.I.o
ngs in all parts Of Greece north NJ '',set' 5ytlt
inth release Of all Nenizelist nriso,,.lor Cor'
formal apology to the Entente for
tacks ON its troops embassies and e.1 a,'
and n change in the command Of Tho taass
Greek army. The December 3i rot. Irst
reiterated the previous demand for tro,a,sso aso
Of all Greek troors from Thessaly to issisr Ps,s
ponucsus ''o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-10
suLLA FR0NTE IrALIANA


Ieri sera II Mnislcro della Guerra pubbIi
cava IL seEuerte rapporto del Eeneral'
Cadorna circl Ia stua2une ALA front,
italO-austriart-
Domenro Motto nm pIcoolo roparto
nemcp ST ayyICuu' allie nostre posi-
zioni di quota g0S. sui Carso, ma IN
subito respinto dal nostro fuoco.
Nella Eiornata hi iori ST sono avute
Rzion intermittent di artiEleria lunEo
rintera fronte dI hattagla lie nostre
batterie hanno disturbato 10 attivita'
di nuclei di operai nemici ed hanno
bombardato le seconde llnee di dlfesa
austriache,
Aeroplani nemIcl tentarono Teri
parecchie ncursIOni sui nostro terri
tioriO ma furono respinti daI fuau1
del nOstri cannoni antiaerei ed insegutl
dale nostre squadriElie da caccia
Una dele nostre squadriElie ha hom-
hardato con suCCessO obiettiyi militari
a ReifenherE. san Daniele Cohdu,
nella vale della BranizZa, anuente del
Nippacco Sfuggendo al fuoco delle
battere auiacrce ncmChe respiu-
gendo tutti eli attacchi delle squadrigIie
da Caccia neTiChe, le uostre machine
sonO tutte ritornate senza damn allie
loTo basi,
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Live Stock Perishes in Burning Barn

NoRRISTOWN Pa. Jan lO-The barn
Of Richard O,ponnell. Of Belfry, near here.
was destroyed by fire today. Three horses
nve cows nine pigs and many chickens
perished II is believed that a tramp yas
responsible for the fire. O'Donnell pIaces
the damage at $4,000 partly covered nv
Insurance The Center Square Fire Com
pany prevented the destruction Of adjoining
buildings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-10
LTTALIA INCARICATA DI
DARE IL FRENO All GRECI
LOrgano di Lloyd George Dice
Che Essa 81 Sostituira' agli
Elleni nei BalCani
LA GRANDE OFFENSIVA
A Londra ST Ritcnc Che il Prossmo
Grande Teatro della Guerra
Sara in Macedonia

ROMA TO GCuuaio.
La Grcrn r0 vir'uaImoutu accctt1to
.lultimatum dell" potcnzc dclIlntcsa, aycndo
IL COuSElio della corona espresso 0uuiuu"
favorcvolc all'acrcttaziuuc. PcrcO Ia Crisi
greCa s risplvpra' ira hrcvissmo tempo. s
ritienc qui, anchc prinra che spirit l'uiti-
matum Tclorr mmi da LUudra dicunO che
llntesa iutcndc di aEirc cncrgrlmcntc in
GreCia So Ia situaziOuo non 81 risolvc nclla
manicra che yOgliono eli allcHti Ncl tempo
medesimo Nuesti hauuO deciso d Co. rdnHrr
i loro sforz su tuttc lc 'front.' dt battaglia.
gtacChc essi ritungOnO che Ia GcrmauIl
non o. auCorl debcIata al punto da acrct-
tare p.u di meta dolo domaudc massimc
deEli allcatL p'aItTundo, mcntrc si sent"
che l'idca della pace va faccndo Strud1 I'm
Europa. ST scntc pure che IN guerra g.
giunta ad Uu puuto dove non puR essere
arrostata per ora. sebbcuc poChssim sianO
Quelli che asrettauo che cssa duri tutto
intero qucsto ammo.
Roma ST e. prcparata Ia Erandc
oftensiva dcE'i allcaU. cioc' sr souu tracciato
le lince general. b che e. gIa motto Infatti
lazionc enerEiCa che per Ia prma volta gil
alleati tutti insicme csorCitano verso Ia
Grecia e. una proya, crrtumcnte lulti-
matum non sarehbe state mandate se eli
alleati non fossero stati sicuri di potter man
tenere II loro prcstEiu uella PcnIsoa Bal
canica Questo ST pcnsa q Londra dove ST
riconOsCe pure che iitalIl CO-Operera nei
Balcani con eli alcau I'm qualgaS modo.
ST dice infattl che lltalIa per Ia sua posi-
HlOne EeuEFaNCil e. IN lIu. anaia audllb a
tencrn q frenO re Constantine ad aglrc in
Grecia se So no presentcra' II bsogno
Sembra dunque che Ia Macedonia stia per
preuderc n posto piu' importante nci
bollettni di guerra non appena IL tempo
''ermcttera di aEire.
La Pail Mall Gazette, che rcccntemcnte
rdivcnuto rorgauo d Lloyd George cosi
rive:
,"LitaIia non ST r' mai inEannata circa
II vcro caratterc del governo di Ateuo
sc Hna volta essa metto Ia mani allopera
di rsolverc Ia quistiouo ErcCa. ST puu' cssere
sieur che non ST fermcra davunt a faIsi
scrupoli Senza dubbio l'Italia stipuIcrebbe
che. essa dcyc Compicre Uucsta opera,
le deve cssere aCC0rdatu una ccrta liberia
di aZiouc. Qualc espoucute del monde eli
vile nei Balcaui. ossa rcclamcrebbc di So
stituirsi ALA Grecia mel tcrritorio che m
attire circostan2e sarehbe state assoEnato
ALA Grecia, ncssunO puo. contostare II
fattO che la Grecia Ina annullato compile
tamente con ID suo attcEgiamento le sue
aspiration
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-10
GERMANS FORCE
PUTNA RIVER LINE
Cross Stream North of Fox
shani and Drive Foes
Across Sereth
CAPTURE 1900 MORE MEN
Powerful Russian Attacks on
Northern Front Fail,
Berlin Says

RHRLIN. jan. w.
'elo N''Sn'' '"" N"'N'''7''
= -. -, 49,. r,,,a, pt,,- ,,r,, NJ
'',7''s' w ,"' .''''
Fokshanl the war once reported '"u'H D"
an Official statement on Rumaniau opera
tions.
po,,.o,,, t,.i,,,,,,,,. ,r,1 ,-,,r,lorr ,ho nus
80. -. 49,, ,,,,..,,
sian ana 'u'na0'7n ''r''' nave "'s' W.
across the Scrcth River
The official statement euumcratcs tho
,,r,,,., or ,,,,ro ,b,r ti5o additional prfs-
""''N
ON the western frontier NJ Mpda\H the
Russo Rumanian troops delivered strong
attaaLg I'm an crf,r, ,o rerau't,ro mountain
.
p"S''''"S. ""' ''''"
very heavy, Oh" War h0lrr SAID
Powerful ATTACKS wore delivered by the
Russians along tho northern ,rd ur the
,. .r .,..
'"H''' " ''""' "''' ''N "'.''.' "'. '..
repuIs"d. according j' in" "ii'"i Al'''-
mcnt The statement says 'Nn Russian use
s,r,,g tg.,c. rr.y.,, stronger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-27
Deaths

ApRIANcE.--oct. 20, HELEN y ADRG;
ANcE. aged 81. Relatives and friends invited
to funeral SERVICES sun p. oTsi M dsgghiteE,s
Int HepeTs a Cd, Gem Duchess County, Y
son q Mary and late Joseph Allen. Relatives
pupils q ST. .Agatha's school invited TO fu-
tween S7th and 8sth, OF Farmount ave.J High
mass OF requiem ST. Agatha's Church II a. m
BAiRDEoet' 25. HENRY husband Of late
Elizabeth Baird. Relatives and friends, also
employees OF Pennsylvania r. r., invited TO
services. Mon, D. m, at 23OS Tasker st. Int.
az Mt. Moriah Gem. Remains may be viewed
Sun. eve. Auto services.
BAKER.-At United States Naval Hospital
Brooklyn. N Y, Oct. -. ROBERT f. BAKER,
OF the United states Navy aged 10, former
member Of Co. f., 4th Penna. Infantry. Rela-
tives and friends invited to funeral Sun. 2 p.
wards 6ie n. Creighton St. West Phila Int.
Fernwood Gem. Auto service. Pottsville papers
copy.
Mary Barry (nee Rowan, aged -. Relatives
and friends. Baltimore Lodge. No. 20, i. o.
OF NJ. invited TO funeral. Mon. a. m. 124s
Locust st., Camden. ". J. High mass Church
OF Sacred Heart. o 80 a. m. Int. ST Mary's
Gem, Gloucester ". ].
Oct. %. Lieut.. KARL p. BECK. u. 5. r.. son
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chrs Gem. Auto funeral.
Eii% aSiATT ARS' widow gig Of 9Rii William MM H. Mac
Learn AGED 90 Relatives and friends invited
Cen. S,SsBsII iSi; adjoining S';PPs = .on :,
late '6 iosn n +. and Emma ma y. Msbsae ased s7
Relatives and fTlends IosEa Lodge; ;. o. t -
George % Van Byfo lss3 loSRis Griscsm ST. FRANK
ford Remains may be viewed sun eve Int
McLAUGHLiN 25. CATHARGNE H.,
widow q DANIEL McLaughlin. Relatives and
friends invited TO- funeral, Tues, s;S3 a. ,mm;s
n. Broad st. solemn requiem mass 10 a; m.
St stephens Church, Int. Holy sepulchre
MicHAEL. ~ Oct. %. MINNIE. widow Of
SiaSSdfs PPSfSh Iaved ia funsrS sp services sum D. m
$3.50 n. Broad ST. Int. private. Adath Jeshu-
MILLER; suddenly, Oct a. ROSE MILLER,
friends ali societies OF which she was a mem.
Der. invited 70 funeral. Mon, . q. m, residence
OF requiem church OF St, Thomas AGuiras 1890
a. m6N AI3i1 aHSSy SEGss senr i MOS.
AGHAN husband Of Annie p Monqlshan Mona tPse nee An. An
MJ59Rhan. qnu Relatives ' and friends 96th Ward
Republican Executive Committee, invited 70 fu-
g erM MonSSRan SR 7g5 Moore ST. ormsry Of I9Ss
Thomas Aquinas' Church $50 a. m. Int Holy
and friends. also winnemucce Tribe. 10, aS6. l.
@. r. ~, and employees OF Isaac sheppard 8
parors OF Harry Magll 25O5 ". Lehgh ave.
HGE sg Dc &%eq & bFoRcr GS rSs3oncS nee Join
Powers. 5aiG Marion St, Gtn., THOMAS. hps-
tycs and friends invited TO- solemn requiem
Sarcb Mont s l priat 6y scIpaSbro IahSbs o Gems As's'
PRINz,--qtt. -, suddenly, ;, AUGUST. hqs-
tives and friends ali societies Of which he was
q mSm9GT invited to iuggTsl sun, 5, D. mi Mi
-, RANpALL,--In boyIcstewn, oct, 25, ANNA
Il * IT, Z.
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sSI1IH :, ,sgddenly, oct. 49, ALBERT l.,
friends, Monroe Club employees Of Buresu spq o9
survey Invited to funeral services, Mon. D.
mains may be viewed sun. eve. ,''' private Fe-
SMITH (nee Pennypacker). Oct o. ELLEN
friends Invited to funeral Sum, Ia9Se' p & 4o2d s9q
mGG mains ' NAV NbsetSSR bs SsWcd t oakland Gem Re
Jofa osTfaEVENsoMIp sfEvS sS% sNSG%ErsSowS9 IA oS 60
q nsw Frank tuYEs Rter sGY'WS 6s W aS fslaenee st
Gem Remains may be gewed SSnh snn laurel HIN
Omit flowers. Auto funeral.
SWEENEY Oct, %. MARY, widow. Of John
Mary Mccarthy. Relatives and friends. also
Hsart Of the cathsdrai invtSd too 10 fSnsrS fnSSrsa
Tues, $40 a. M, 1924 shamokin st, Solemn
Old Cathedral Gem Auto funeral. ." III in''
TAgGfART, AZ ,;w,Si}glddenly. "a, oct %, WILLIAM T..
Relatives and friends invited to funeral Services tes
" cor 5oth and Spruce ., ss mi I'M II N ChSw
Gem. Remains may be viewed Sat. to 10
.ToMPitISs. Suddenly. Oct % ALLIE. wife
OF OF, Fred L Tompkins Relatives and friends n;
Cedar ave- W, Phila, int. WatSrtown,,' n i,V Y,
D'FT D"'FTToWSSSsENSfD. Atco, ~ T.. oct. 90.
EMMA, widow Of clinton Townsend (nee stoeel
,,SX.AliS$ No}iSTiRANPD Oct. .25, AI&1RA H. VAN
NostT9nd Rolsstyes s6Sy and friends, invited to fu!
sged, AZ Relat5iyes and friends invited, to ,fu.
neTal. moH., lou p m, COlestoWn, y. j. Int
.,wARNER. Oct. % GEORGE c.. husband OF
Eliza Warner, aged o.. Relatives and friends
invited 10 funeral services. Mon, y. m, %
E., malnCs st., Gcrmantown, Int. private
Of Louisa uWatGrman 2ged a. Relatives and
iTie4ds. Dinsent Couhcli; no. l. f. I. A., in.
WWifdia 10 tpnnSrSL p1 S6I SEn p mi apartments Of
coed 20 Palmer vault
WATSON,--Oct. 20. ANN. widow Of James
VI. Watson. Relatives and friends invited TO
services, Mon, D. m, 6G5j Elmwood ave.
WiiALEN Oct. 25. PATRICK wIIALEN
Relatives and friends, Tile Layers Locals Nos
u and H. invited to funeral, Mon, 500 r. m.
100 Race St Solemn requiem mass Church Of
the Most Precious Blood 10 a Int. New
Cathedral Gem.
.WHEATLEY. Oct. -, IRWIN H., husband
of Sarah WhCatley. Relatives and friends, mem
bers of Germantown Council, No. 3i5 J.. ~.
$. Of A.; employees Germantown trolley barn,
invited to residence Of fathpr-in-Iaw. Harry
Andrews, r. Mermaid lane, Chestnut HIN, Mon,
. D. m Int Ivy Hill Gem. Maryland papers
Will .SoNzzoct; 20, at Ayrcstown, ". j..
nan, Wilson, aged 20. Relatives and friends
town \. J. Int. Eycrgrgcn Gem. Lumberton.
meet a:32 train from Phila. at Mt Holly
'WiiSON-Oct. %. MARY j. WILSON (nee
Ssulcr). Relatives and friends invited to serv-
ices, Nonr y. m, fathcr-in-ldw's residence,
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1920 oakford st int. private. Omit Movers
Automobile service.
w1NELER Oct. "a. SARAH, wife Of Arthur Arthur
winiler. aged 81. Relatives and FRIENDS inNltsu
to funeral. Mon, $3.50 n. m. fathers residehce @
Charles Townsend 278i Hope st.. solemn re re-
ouIem mass visitation Church 10 a, m. INT
Cathedral Gem. Auto ofuners,I, i'm, .pr,,B wtiR.
sTER wife of Charles wurster, aged 81, Hela-
tives and friends invited to funeral seryiee,s
Hillside Gem. Friends may call SUM- 10 D.
~ 'zEfIW AN'ooct %. ELIZABETH widow. q
Henry zellman Relatives and friends yynpiis
H. Chew, 1929 Federal Ht. High mass Chuttch
of the Annunciation 10 a. m. Int. Od Ohthe-
dral Gem. Auto funeral.
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Union League Member Dies

NORRISTOWN, Pa, oct. 27.--John A.
Stevenson, is dead at his home here. He
was member of the Union League and
widely known in Philadelphia He took an
active interest in the League, which he
Joined in 1896 He was a brother of George
Stevenson, prominent banker, and of Frank
r.. Stevenson, also Of Philadelphia, who is
seriously ill.,
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CLERK-Young lady for clerical work in office
OF manufacturing plant; must be quick and
accurate at figures give full particulars AZ
to experience and salary wanted. NJ 554 Led
ger Central.
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iypDM1 pyc1 GIRL. for waiting s.a -
M. 7sso IeIs required ReplyFht Quite,
YOUNG LADY ,,s,surE, eSperJsrcoa
Yya1an,i YYgyIuen modern working conS,,, iced Drrt..
MSseheP Mp" a5d dess sor,n third floor q DSn' DI'
YOUNG LADIES. .. win -
snce In bookkeeping, FOR ebsc,y years eSS.,:
iesh5 9i.s' etc IN reply givs e,s,,, inyolcsi
YoUNG WOMEN wanted o,s--.. Nv
business, center OF city, no ., large rroc,,.
week Rgos sbse Penmsn an salary to sta9t ns
Address Postofhce Box 1850 STATE a. ~
a veil En" eSSSs,I5N SM0M,a5N, not under as year,
experience TO handle prospsct,.n ct,.n9ient buslh..,s.
tinted states t%SwH o pr2Sgct So, q its kind is'
TAKE a permanent position b,,vslnless you ~
spplIeanis aMssistSnee extended 10 ,t.raiulls
MT fost' 13o s. 18th s,uoees,fll
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Bill. CLERK one familiar with Oliver tvpe-
writer preferred. Apply Harrison, Inc. $500
Grays Ferry road.
CTAMBERNiAIDS 500 per month. with board
lodging and laundry work. Apply to the su.
perintendent Philadelphia Hospital for Com