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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
DEATHS

I s-.- .
TERMS Feb 10. CHARLES u, son o,
late Patrick and MARY rcrns. Duo note not,ce o., o,
nn5id. f%"fra' s. wy fa Tici 'i,saa Merton AVE. W
y THRUSH Fob. i7. EMMA CATHERINE "
T.is,yss Tfs o, MsF''2 shd Friends M Bgsa qs funeral
West Laurel Hnl' Gem. Friends may cail
Tues. eve.
TtTEM.-tcb. 10. TUoMAs, husband ot
late Mary Tutpm. aud sou OF lal" Jones
relatives and friends Sacred Heart 3. A..
y. Society employees Of y. IN unl 'hIrus99nh WI
pe6aNns s.dsSco CO. q, ere d,s6ter HS,Sa Mrs Marietta
Allen lpdS Durfor ~. Mass or requiem
Church Of st., Monica 10 a, m Int. Holy
'TTwoHiG; ;-FS5. Il, :. sugdenly. WILLIAM y
J. husband Of Julia rwohiE lpen hIi'ttS1 to
a. M. II STATE g., cSmaen,o N J.. iIigh
New ca 'hddrai s'em. Auto funeral. ..
All, l.. WHTIAGE. f.. son o. F}rh'T,a L.
ives ana friends invited 20 funeral services
Thur. a. r.; g1r'niP; r'Iii'h'l ITt prlvntc
Convcyances viii meet train ~ St"nton sta
ton leaving Reading Terminal $50 ? NJ, ,
caihsfine MAHD ward ward HelaiGyas aqd ,f'e9as, i,
V NJ. s9dalty .of. the Annnnoinliou hhur,h
ai,d1 az ~ pff1neraI sat- 80 a. M us Dlcl,.
irson 81 High requ,om mass Annunoiaaiion
church 10 a. ~ i''' i'''. 'l'4N '''
Az, ,IWHpn"irS'fFeb Is. SARAH widow OF
t,m,a,nias Uari lraa ~ Donu"ln Relatives
o,i frinfds invited TO funeral. sat, s 30 q.
49, resideura Of suu-lu-law, Charles llauCl.
I5iI \ 5th sf. Iltgh requiem W1gs s..
Mlchaers Church ~ a. m I'M Most Holy
RT%3IE?BBEsR AZ 1892 Ogden st.. Feb, 10
,&E'R BNRRARA, widow. of John Weber
aaad ~. Relatives ant fri"rds Invited, 70
SsasrVIces. Fri, y. ~, Oliver ~ Hoir Blds. +;
Isnn chestnut ~. Int. private, Central
I"1GJIseip 1GJIseipls!Tit,F l!Trit,F "rab II. MARTHA r.. wita
~ ID Alop2o Webster. Hg"d ~. Relatives
',,,d friends invited 20 funeral Thurs, 80
p M. povlost9wn pike. Willow Grove. Pa
In EWHirrEo ".o,'eb. u. uANNNH NJ. wife Of
christopher :. Wl!t". Rrlai,,E.s and friends
invited To funeral services We'd . y. m.
chanel Of Hl~lclEh cont. camden. Remains
,,,.r hn viewed. aiG1 Bro0waU ave, Yves:
philodelplia. Tues, after = p. Iu.
'YENGI,s -Suddrulv. frU. -, SARAH T. .
wife Of John g.. N"ael". Services ana int.
mriyata near Eddiugtou. Pa, Thurs, I p.
m Friends may Wow rotna!u7 We'd. t0 .
n m AUTOS VIII meet tr"'Ir's at Ed1iug.
'"yoi !R% Er,h. 10 JOIN husband n.
grssr yoiiTn fu"e SchusJcrl. Relatives and
trends invited io fun"rl| services. We'd
70" Canister, pi7 : 18th ST., camden. N l..
nj rriyatc. New camden t"m Friends
nav aw remains Tues to = y. m.
/ LNIGER-t'rD. ~. JACOB T.. husband 0t
Theresa Haiu,l, aG,i rs. Relatives ard
fri.rds columbia 'l".lr. No 81. e. ~ A.
ii +. or p \. Social Baker Norein Invited
TO funeral services, Wed n. m, 1000 W.
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PERSHING'S MEN IN MOVIES
Special Pictures Will Be Feature at
Lu Lu Temple Tonight

Special motion pictures Of Persh.ug's
men in France will be the feature Of an
entertainment at Lu Lu Temple tonish.
for the benefit of the Allies. Mrs. Bar
clay Warburton obtained the pictures
FOR the entertainment. which will in
clude vaudeville. refreshments and dane
ing. The United States Marine Band
and the Caledonian Pipers will furnish
music.
The patrons and patronesses are Mrs
Il. L. Strawbridge. Mrs. VI. L. Cluthier.
Mrs. G. W g. Drexel Mrs. George :
Patterson. Mrs. u. Burd Grubn. Miss X
r. Robertson. Miss T.. Hays. Miss NJ II.
Cadwalader. Mrs. G. B. Newbold Colonel
r. l.. Montgomery, Captain Il. f.. Straw
bridge and Captain Il. Chew. The eX-
ecutive committee consists of James
Brett. Charles Chalk W Fem. Andre
Hisler, Thomas Keevill, Thomas Logan.
Charles Riley and Henry Seymour.
Among the guests will be Thomas Por-
ter, British consul general. Victor Fou-
teneau, acting vice consul for France
Paul Hagemans, Belgian consul general
G. Giuseppe Gentle. royal consul Of
Italy: Colonel st. George Lotus Steele
and Captain Latham
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DEATHS

friends invited to funeral services. Wed. 9
p; M 25i5 rllth st., Further services
Church, Gulph Mills. Conshohocken. Pa.
montgSmory aud Delaware co. papers copy.
scHAEER. Feb -, JENNIE 6, daueh.
ter Of Frank and Kathryn Schafer tnee
Eadeley) aged 10. Relatives aud friends IN
parents residence. sots Cottage st. IToimes.
burg. Int private Forest Iill Gem. Re-
pains may be viewed Wed. to p, M
sS$liII,i,EHIER : i - Feb. 10, ISAAC
from home Of mother. Mrs. Isaac schl-chter'
"'aSc cIT6EtHKio"ro T6EtHKioro FsaSS" ~ MARTIN o.. son OF
Albert :. and Mary T. scholS, j1se B6tndn,
aged 90. Relatives aud friends HarrowEate
cS%nS cSmp no sac o. o,N emp6gcs MTJ6l''s'S on
+. =. T. 90. Richmcnd 81. csarharn, invited
denoe Of parents, is22 +. ,.ria$Gr st. mi
private Cedar Hill Gem. HFrends may call
fs;ciiRNpERR..oFebb'' 10. ELLA. daughter
~ late Henry and camilla Sohtader, Rela ,
services sat. y. N, 1919 lnHisoh ~.
sciit'ESSEr.E Fob. 10 lreslience. 3iG
band Of Elizabelh schu"ss"lo tnee wicker.
snem, aged 80 Reisve9 o,5i 9nf rdsI tIsnd'
J[eSstone I.odse. 50 :, : Of II. oiIgyl,teda e
ST. int. private West Laurel lin Ccm. RE-
mains. may be viewed Tues. to y m.
sGGTT Feb. II, pANrGL, husband. Of
lo'SG tti,2aheth SCOT agGd - VIZ yRGI'"'iEss E.ssss
]. m residence of son.iu.law, Arthur J9nos
II y. Penn st, Germantown. Services Nice
tSTn rass Bsp7' ,o CnGTcE 6, RI iy GI9s l Gem nay
sETTIiG, ia,n Feb III Li, EiMEIE hANGp9N 6aed
Ta.dcnSo Ga NC 'HH"TS I4Go worm st. Fn"aoPd In'
;i'iii;H s;iiI5H iN--reb -. ELIZABETH wife
% R,ehia.d Shoslip r.. I'E.Gr,,ln' "gT1 g,,I
neral services. Fri. -. m, -23" y. 18Th
I sHoRE@F9eb5. 10. THOMAS SHORE aged
81. Relatives nud friends Mitchell I.odt0,
$40 20 w.5 w and A. MED Is 70 P9mona P5gnsTa,
st.. st. 6iarmsntown. Ig int y Nofih;vood Gem. Re-.
mains nay be viewed Tue, e,r ey". ,,,o,, 81,
Touise Rehrens smith ald son ~ william ".
and late clara simpson smith aged ~;
Eglays' ysd aTd fr"ud' aA.d caG ,G fnnfrTl Tr1
soMMERS Feb II sui1onlv JOSEPH
lrnb. aaAd 43 re.auy"s sud friends, Nom.
9ers HQ'y Famly 81 Honaygnturs.s, church
T.; Colonial, St. BonaN"uturi's and John
Grsber uyearly Hen. Asso ,lnM'ed to ~
Church '}";S" wa mas %' H. NV %"' Ga,hTdrai
STACKnOI'SE -" Fan 70. VICTORIA
sr{GEj3GsE juce Hdr'eeoai , g,ir q 10,
fcuh '. StdukhOusc. aged I'. E"lu ives ana
friends invited to fm.ru. Fri. p M,
Residence. Prospectyille. Pa. Int. MomiEom.
"tNNIIle Bdptisi church. carriages WI! hi"'t
Allentown trol"ys at Rose Valley l2.3o and
oc Nargcry Stalav 6nae Tomuliusl. as"d a.
Relatives sud friends invited 70 funeral
gomery County, Pa. Int. rriTa'" Barren
srAI'bE;-Feb. u. GrsT>y. husband q
Relatives and friends. CIrTI"g" and Wagon
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DEATHS


aud az friends HS INVITED e. 'fsS fsSeFa sryccs
Thurs. 2 p, m. residence Of son, Aonzc, a.
Episcopal Gem. Gwynedd, ra.
oEdRG2 HGGRii9SSo HMa,,ys! Hi Tso' ahd nd
5.3O p. m, oliver w. Bair BLDG, ls.O Chest
nut st.. Phiia Int. private
Lloyd Feb 70, HICHAHp 2, LLOYD.
'focKER Feb is, kNNh LOUISA wife
of Theodore Locker. Relatives and friends
1925 y. Rouyicr st. mt private Nor'h
cedar ~ GgmH G,gmH ,Au,g ffggeIral, onor ,,,.
Nrt'affrev', widow Of Allen = Lodge Reia. p.
I've, apd friends; employees e. dsherlns q
Mole ST. Solemn requiem mass 81. Patrick y
church 10 -. IN. Int nathedral Gem.
viit'si to funeral Fri $50 q NJ, i3a L.
requiem - Nipcenrs church 10 a. m. int.
ur!yate: Ngw E4,hedr2l Gem .Aulo funnraL
rkRLAHiDj daugnter Of ri,c sarah ]. Nio2rc o2c,
aud David Marshall, Tn" notice Of fprarai.
tgstd.nc" 3t hrother-iu.law. Harry McClay.
MscMl.RrRl'E.--Fsn II FRANK Mac
avcd SSS9% ResTos Si a55 Be"'fS fans M3SNuTire
bers Of "a ard "a p. Il. z Relief Assn. and
Sar ' invited m 'i 10 funeral ' serglegs ~ @ rhars inr
. y NJ. 42l7 Griscom st.. Trankford Int,
uak!and Gem. Remains may he viewed
.McBRIDE, Feb, 1e JAMES A.. husband
% N'St PStar % MSHrsG SSd rdas e sTR ssrds "nf s9a Of
Thurs 10 70 =, m. s2G Ruclnell ST. mear
2ith and Brown SITS Solemn mass ~ re-
ives and friends. Altar and Rosary sorlciy
and employees OF Eastern state PonitentiarY
Invited to attend lni. Holy cross Gem,
ii, DUNhiD, ,--Teb Is. PATRICK. nus
aud friends Holy Nam" S"Cisfy, Div No
-, A,,39 =. invited 70, funeral. sat. s =,
Church or s. Thomas Aqutnas, $50 Il. m
prSya i Pa reb IS HfjESEfAiiN HfGjEsEfApiiHN p c
EGMELL.. Friends ,su1 m2mbers Of Veteran
TsraI %rTIG 'f6urs' 40 m Oliver oiHEoq 10 prir ~
Bldg ls2o chestnut ,st.;. rh,la. .Redulem
mass 81 Johns church 18Th st., Phila.. ~
e. M%soov!ThR&&MN3F'S%e - urou p. hp..
S9s ana Of A19s ftad E M MMT3 Stab6s sfsa Bsn 4 Hc,
4 Of camden. and sacred iieart Societv. ot
$40 0' a. d Wh,an nTSa H"rie 70 bla "TS Wes. THqr Hgrn
ssEy Gs2rca IaT5el n,iG5s ssTTGss a. M ia, Al
me-, ,S6 tram from Marhgt st. ferry Wcsi
n@yR iaiiEEmsnd'ani, EGiEG.os Sa2 f"H%ra FER ROSE
w,fe u DAVID G.. Mckee and danghtsr Il
and friends, invited, to faasrsI .rhdfss', , Sad
p M. r@sdfGno" 81 d,n@h'"r Mrs John g
/" e. N. in'. New Cathedral Gem. Auto
WcNuLLEN-Feh. ~. rArRICE. nus
band Of Rosauua NicNlllcn Cnee Noslal
Relatives and friends. employees Of !. q
A.; Dsy. 40. ~. \. .. ~. invited to funeral
sa,. go o. ~. 22o9 r%tharime 81. solemn
a, ' u. rn,. ioIS cross Gsi6' ''sii'' : "''' " ~
rM4iI MiIeHEEt;f,, e s, ,,re I,1lg, iTId1a1lg,y!, Tch ~
Nellie =. Nich"uer. Relau"es and friend,
invited 10 funeral s-rvi'"s Wed / 80 y m
y owen ave, Lnnsdann" Delaware roaniv
II = gs
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Deaths

BABE. - Feb. II, ARCTiERTUA MAY
see Eps Of ased SSap Rves ana r. r5a
invited to funeral services, Wed. : D. m.
+. Lips i7i5 Arlington 1t. .'0 near ear i7th
and Norrisl Int. Northwood Gem. Auto
funeral. Friends may view the remains on
BAKERIFeb, II, DR.. ANTHONY G.
RELATIVES and friends. KsnsinEton LodLs,, i.odse,
No; NIL. FL; F. and nd a; NJ German Ben. Union
Sited to funeral raiser Services FL 'ns'ui' so p mn m
4O4 w. susquchsnns ave. Int Laur,si Hill
Gem. Remains may be viewed Thurs eve,
B2KERGFeb 10. SARAH C. wife Of NJ.
II d Baker; RELATIVES and friends invited TO
Int; private. Fernwood Gem. Friends may
RvAG Mfe hnsbasd us " s6e webster E
Bean; Int. Ml!waukee,. wis. '''
e-srse 4 beado% Rcalss, fSs a. and "?HT ,r.nds e.
Penn Treaty Temple, No. 40. o. o., Z. A,
Hi Gem Friends mary 15ty"s can NSsh wed Geasr sftsr
III tIr9EsSn 1s = 2H&%O sSOeT' rs 'SpS Widow
ef Edwin BeTrell, aged II Relatives and
friends md S 1y'fE Hunhs % nnEa Park sof sTs int Thg' ST
Hatboro Gem. Auto service.
cLaRkE LsaHRAkRkYEss widS@ Of Smu. stEA s255y k: kNN
sivss and ,ds dgieIds invited 70 services, wed.
Burns. Relatives and friends invited to flI-
Eds isao chs.iSut SIN 81 so!emn S!TS5 n reousm hsr5
mass Church OF the Assumption 10 a. M
.cApE,SFeb, -. Richard q. husband
cf Elizabeth Csde aged 81 Relatives and
cf P Gem Remains may nay be 'yssweG' viewed Fri ri
.cADMus,-T IS, JAMES NJ. husband
ef late Mary Il. CadWus, Relatives and
frsnd' ma pRTdfs iRybTs Of 52 lln' P sTEs r.
$500 500 vI9e bs &, Int M9ntross Gem,
Invited 70 funeral services. Wed, 2 ,. n..
be se% sS Taes eVs ps hSto sorvaa Rman' may
.cLARK.-Feb. lg. GEORGE. husband of
Clara Clark. aged 4s. Relatives and friends
Crescent cen MS & $ White GO. ,Yesrly, beneficial
sS at sdoa q 5 'SnffS mck sfrviSSS SER Pba
Int Northwood Gem, Friends may cal on
lsSr; eEiYr6%7rsS. f6S% to . ,B. 3. RurH HARRIET
yyeonses' daughter Of Hsrry ), ana Ella NJ.
parents. parents rss%spce. Ssss Harmsr T. St nssr @
wiLLiAM u. i, ,coLER. aged 70. Reja,
T H KossIshata. 7fs swede sSGss st. Norrlsl SnsPsl
town, Fri. D. m. Int. private, Montsom-
cooK.-Fe6. is; MARIE McC. COOK.
H. y.
e. Reausm mass Church o. Our Lady .of
vault st. Mary's churchyard.
CORNER Conshohocken. Pa Feb.
II. HARRY CORNER. husband OF lisa shella
cSns sprss ssnfs rlenes Stsd to
Gsurs NSrrIs,own m at S1ms,a Rssts RysTaS:
''sSsa SRxss@g.s E.ag sf,fi5 ERlzRRbrTH 3 CRANE
Widow q John p ,,,,rs Crane ssed si Rels;
o. M, residence Of son-in-law Guss Thies
Bunker Hill. N. j. Services at house Int
At Hurnvile N. J. Conyeyances will meet
o.2I u. m, train at Pitman.
{ g CRAWFORD.-Feb. 1s. MARY j.. widow
AZ James Crawford. aged SO. Relatives and
,friends invited to funeral. Thurs. D. m,
BOD Wilder st t2d and Dickinson sts.) Int
lafayette Gem. Friends may call Wed.
y n cREssMAN, FEB II. SARAH T.. wiz.
~ william W. Cresonan aged 90. Rela-
flxes and friends invited to funeral serv'
. tres. Wed. D. M. 1906 $. 10th q. Fur.
ME-. ~ 80 p, no. Auto funeral
~ e late Wliiifm. and Eiisabstf
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% Margaret Murphy. Of County wexford
ireland. Relatives and friends .lInvitird 20
,lneT9 ThgTs 80 r.s,s,o 81 nm 5s a vs. ST. hSt1n vns
cent de Paurs Church 10 \, m. Int Holy
scpulShre Gem,
NoibA.N,.-7-Feb; 70. JOSEPH ~ sGn sf.,,,, H'
| pge notice Of funeral will BE- shen' from
NovoTNYn'EFeb. IS. JOHN NovoTNv.
aged 90 Rdiatiles aud friends, mem,
SSrs OF Of '9f i6e 'SSDSW'M RS Mcravsa
$. p. $. aud the Fairhil YEARLY Benefit
was member Invited to funeral, Thurs,
$40 q. M. parlors OF Walter Ei Lips.
10 a. M sacred Heart Church. Maschcr
and Master SITS. Int Greien,nount 'emii ,1rpi
a,NuNEviLiEtR,,. Ts. -, At Atlantic
ana lato lT william young. our " u Relatives and
friends invited 70 funeral. Thurs p M
Int. private Rsinains may b." viewed
F23sy Spring gsrasg? ,., H. rep
and late william Peel. AGED - GeIstlyees
and friends and employees Of .o4a Wanas;
,; M, oliver H. Bair Bldg. 1870 Chestnut
'''r rEGpfr.RE5..sli,.h. 52f REl.a'if,h IL ANTHONY. hus
band Of iajs Mars Peoples. Esls'ives and
friends invited 70 t,gnera Thgrs sac =.
church 0f the NatINly 10 q. IN. Int. 81.
'ast rEh Riyogto2 rgs nd
residence Of son. Thomas Perkins. East hiy
ertor.. Int Monumont tem,- Be,"rlH, y. D..
rfITPff fFITrPGffriFHEsRR.y-,.Fae iFHsR y, ~. HIN& 'rf:I'rEg
a. Relatives and friends invited - ~
psGphin .grT' a. 81 lut private. Northwood Cem
Ri,TH d, ,o ~ icnas w. PaSMAAIh MAhf RsSiysa ANEa
and friends invited o funeral. Wo1 . u. m.
"'hn2n 4, y,,torf6rdj' I''o
H&HsRtEe NIErIiNG rRAEr agad 81 Eai-
| Too. wi, y, m, residence Waterford.
Is. } N, EDIsaopai Ceru. Romans may J."
y%Trd, T. M n.y. for 'Wa Ws rarf1r f21ri MARKET st.
HmrImAEpT1.,lelh, iS', i,EEEiY, l,, hug
n9.a Hmf mGGs"STS ana ri" fr@n5s a%a
. ns4o Tribe. No. "Sl, Imp. .. r. NJ, invited
IT, d1 inngf"l S"II''I H1 rriyaa i Ndr,E rod"r "" "Hi
coma Friends may raii Thurs io 10 r. IN.
IRREH i..R Feb u. wILrAMU. ru,hotd
Of Louis. E.\"r Rnla, 'y.rrs .r ana ira,"nnds ln'
i,ot 70 iqn",H' -1rt'ITs Tt i thurs NJ" - NAV &
'RrGGY On Fob i7iaiS Si;NGIlEl.RlGEy,
wiz Of John Eighy and daughter ~ Mimi"
ana l,t" John NJ Cool p. ggod 20 Bala-
tives and friends inyited. 20 funeral services.
mott.rtp.sw. Marsarot. ltieby., 122s Nor
Iis 81, W.. pryarr.d assd H. mood o5 '"m ,,i,. re-
RoRH-.Feg ~. JoHE NJ. husband or
Hcuiamiu Eonb, 9ol3 : 57th ST. Duc
"9nTs %, & fgnerF. a VII ID Os 'EEGoRrysoy mo.
Carmi, haaD. widow or Richard Robinson.
aged 80. Hclatyes and friends Invited ID
law. EoLcit HaIl~, i2%S chester a,o, ln'.
ROSE. Fob il. GUS.rNv 4. husband nj
Catherine Eose "ni son - Louisa and lal'
John k"sc.. sged q, ,R"iHuLSes and friends
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DEATHS


g So funeral 'cyHcs; ToraS En- Gem: Fl.nGs FIJI ls'H ms
call Thurs. TO 10 y. m.
HALLowEL1.---reb. 10, E1iZA;, wife o,
friehds fIsn'Pl lnlitad tpT To- fShsTai services. Wed
2:3O u. M, 47lI Ieiper ST., Frankford Int.
private Cedar ftil Gem.
IAMER. Feb 10 THERESA wife OF
Frank Hamer. sr. tnce llRrhsuser). Rela.
tives and friends Invited 20 funeral ~ ~,
$50 ti, M N son riagiih Moachys CSnr1h tGS 10 "a a.
IN Int. private. Limousine funeral
Widow of s Edward GNEifTTA W ifa1
funerai services We'd. .;3o y. m., par
9rs q Morris H9ss96sr5Ss sSn S.os san N
'HiKNC0cE.-i'eb. IS, JOSEPH husband
Church of The Visitation, r. y. NJ. in.
in4i +. Monmouth St 0Fr5nkforl ave sod
Cambria g., v,s solemn solemn ,rGqnndiemm mas
10 a. IN. Int. New Cathedral Gem Auto
'iitNNrGAN. -rab. 10. JorN, husband Of
MapF1SSa, Smp1o5es o. IT, .. Wi69r { Sons, IN,
36th 81. fnf. Fernwood Gem. Auto funeral
friGgGdsc Il RcRsXy RsX Fsu s-lFab lRHbg' IS WILLIAM A.
husband Of Margaret llargrayes. Relatives
and friends invited 20 funeral thnrI,' u
r. 10 ~ $'tR sE oIoJ iGi NJ Ma Morsaw obtoween M
''I HISRi>i&s --reb. 10, NINRGERY, dansh.
Relatives and fr'"ud@ invited 80 iun,lel'
Tri. 80 u. M residence Of hrotl"r.in-law,
Solemn requiem mass church Of m" NaUNiF
Il v. NJ. 10 m. Int. New Cathedral 'eIn,
rndod5lS SEl''m and M,rE j. ihT iiaTrs aged e.
Rriatlyes aud friends invited 70 attend u
ars Er p galv$a2 $i2 ,h@rrS A31TS'yHt 6t i ihs
Ascension 2 p. m. Int. Evergreen t'm.
aud friends, Court ,hsstngt ~. 40. W..
Blakemoro ST.. GormantuWu. lIigh mass
lmmarulato conception church ~ a, IN.
NJ iiiE!EH2T.zLIEEii"IlHltf IEii"lltf l55Eat. osase ay: Fen
10 ANNIE ROBERTSON, wife oc Harry
"rr'4llGr e lSorSstown TScSS Gt iGl@ r. L. Feb u
SARAH NJ, TIia 81 ETfnS tIII,, aSSI .nrs al ~
Wea .i' 10 P"J p H., iis T. "a st.. Mgores.GwG.
In. private. IIarialGh Gem. camden, y. y.
Train leaves Market ST. ferr& l..5o D. m. for
. > 5'IiilRsit -Fc6. 49, JACOB. husband of lste
Fauur lIir.h. aged 81, Relatives ait3 iiehd :
son :. T.. cor Franklin aud Birch SIS. INT
'IWoRT.Mpob. II. FREDERICK g.. IT,. .
husband or Mary \ Worn cu"' I;"tter' anhi
son of Frederlcs and Barbara Worn. aged
"a, @ h"ise rie'' 20. i3s - + agd T. NJ Oriental
Lodge No. -, Is, cr y. N'Sth."S'rt mn
Socii,% sl .1y'G6 ~ ID Z" iusa5 5s65 NNr.i WSi IN"
private Nortnwoot Gem. Remains ma% be
'IWsS STFT tt;Ts lFd% 10 II IL = 'EpWlN HtNTER
son Of late john g. hunter. aged -. "!'
"'E NVHNkrGH - Frb Is JEREMIAH
kANANArGH R"la'.y"s aud fr'"nds .
pgulets lIoiy Nslu- S"r,"lE ana piN' "a
IF r1s&iulsm =. ra,r',A- ''hur'" o."'""".
"K KEEFER "Spdd"nlr. r,r Is tHrHCR
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BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING

BELL TELEPHONE opERATlNe
$500 per week paid new employs
during first month OF instruS%s@s
They are then asSlsned 10 ohuss
edvanCo,nent lis rapid ESceptio1n
orpOrtunities arc open 20 those WV
POSSESS energy and ambition.
There are comfortable ana st.,. srs
tive recreation and dining roo">
and meals are served at cost
Young women between ts and z
wears Of age should apply AZ
Market street between a. m' a'
y. m,
THE BELL TELErHONE Co W
PENNSYLVANIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
Big Elk Is at Large

DOYLESTOWN. Pa. F'eb 20.-Game
Protector Fretz has discovered that a
large elk has been roaming over the
northern part OF Bucks County since De-
cember. Mr.. Fretz saw the elk a day ar
two ago. 1t has fine rack and must
weigh from 500 70 900 pounds. he saws
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
EDICNTIONiI,
both Sexes
Commercial EducaHo.
Day and Evening the Ent;r. y

T he government and gen
business need your mayir'.
efficiency. The Temple JIn;1..'
sity (founded 1889 systar y /:
education gives the opport,,n,Hs1 % \
of devoting every leisure N.Y. hos'
to highly specialized traiu;s.
Make yourself citizen soldi.
definite conservation of everu 81
signed hour. uat
Enter now for Boolkeepirc n
paratory Accounting, Comr,.r "
Law &C. ?. A., Accounting s''' ~ 4
Al, Shorthand, Amanuensis o. =
tarial, Office Training. Tynews1;essIs' 1;esIs'
Machine Bookkeeping, Addins NY
chine Practice, Filing or Pens,,;na -
Present enrolment Of bus;.. s
students, 1000. ''''eA
Write, call or phone Diamond sp
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
y Broad St.. bc,oy Rcrt. IL
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
DEATHS

Huntingdon 81. Int. greonro,,-.----.|
Friends may cali Tues ave, "ount e.
IlEGLER AT BrldVcboro ~ ~
ANNA, wife of Gottllcb Xieyir - ~
ter " late George ana Anna ana (1
Relatives and friends Invited 10 ~. skl(
iErIs' hqfgsf D n Main ST.. Bas5s. Br,ass.I,
leave Markct ~. ferry I y, m 80. ffif
y. J. Stagc VIII meet train AT vhssrE{
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20

TERMS --t'ob. 10, CHARLES II, son o.
late Patrick and Mary Tcrns. Due notice o,
funeral will be given. from residence 81
uncle, y. j. Riciy. is33 Mcruu ave, w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20

POOEItFEPER 20 asslrt in othcs " ~s,si11
manufacturing plant. Uortheas's1.ngs s1.ngssrenc1
of r,ty Address, stating asea ~ N n
salary desired, = dl3 ledger olnssl----' =
BooKKEEPER. Nhoroughly cyp'i ss, s,m h
salary expected and ref, D. n'''' (,
CLERK. experienced and accu1atss ,%cerrvc %
writer: state age. oducatl9h' ~ III M
references aud salary expected 90
ger Coutral. m
GIERk. uayroll, experienced; ~, w. 0ifI
enre. salary expected p Gll, Leos1, -, ~, Z
COMPTOMFTER OPERAToRL,Es,sccss1's ,s,cs1 Escs'sl1' ssl1'
portuuily; state age, oGSNsPlta
desired, u 5ln Lcdrer onlee, - a.. =
COOK. white Protestant; ., in s,.c isr'S, ss q
wages Phone Oyerbronk op'
Gila Wynnetcld ave. ,,.s, s.s-,fS Z "
DiCPAPHONE TRANscRlBERl.,J.,MSSss's Ssss
curato and rapid tSpist; mus, ma p n
at least two years experience sn S requ1t
to do general office work VIZ Wner,u In ~
pcrmanent position in country t,oo,snces n
prn office; give experience reelna,,on of
and salary desired with appnII,' kd1
consideration will he g!yen epa ~
Chamber Of Commerce, Csl, Carlls,ei
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-22
The Tomato Plant Pest
Devastating Entire Fields
County Agent E. l. Oswald Reports The Tomato
Aphis Is Doing Great Damage In Worcester
County And Elsewhere.

The most serious pest Of tomato
plants that has ever appeared in the
State is dcvasting entire fields in
Worcester County. The insect is a
small green or pink plant louise that
first clusters on the under side of the
leaves. eventually covering the leaf
and blossoms, buds and tender stalks,
sucking out the plant juices causing
the plant TO wither and die. The in
sccts when full grown are about
of an inch long and may possess
wings. though the greater number
are without wings and arc consider
ably smaller.
Control can be effected by spray
ing the plants with Black Leaf so or
other 80 per cent. solutions Of nico-
tine. used at the rate Of one-half
pint to % gallons Of water in which
, pounds OF soap have been dissolved.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-22

| Sc as forccful and fine spray as
can be obtained. spraying upward un-
der the leaves as we'll as downward
Spray rods should be equipped with
an IL" and nipple with a nozzle
screwed on the latter. to facilitate
spraying upward
The weather conditions have been
especially favorable for the multi
plication of the pest all over the
State and tomato growers in other
sections, particularly Wicomico, Som
crest and Dorchester Counties should
watch their fields carefully. Reports
Of the pest should be made to the
Entomologist. College Park. Mary
land, who will be glad to detail men
to assist in control
Potatoes in Worcester County are
so far advanced that there is little
probability Of serious injury from
the lice.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-22
GOV. HARRINGTON
HARD WORKED
Has Had Strenuous Time Since
His Inauguration. Winchester
Pays Tribute

Governor Harrington has now been
chief executive Of Maryland for more
than one half his term of four years.
and has presided over the dcstinics Of
the State during two regular. and one
special session of the General Assem-
bly, During his administration. more
money has been appropriated. and, in
cluding the several bond issues for
special purposes, more money has
been spent than in any period of
equal duration in the history of Mary
land. He has also made more appoint
ments to offices than any Of his pred
ecessors, and. altogether the duties in
cumbent on him as head Of the State
have been much more onerous and
important than at any time in the
history Of our Commonwealth. The
duties imposed on him by the war,
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