Wilkes-Barre Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 2

-TO JANUARY 11, 1915 Martha, SchA 443 KarSart, TfwtomeB. tjliUtLtkl FUiW FACES OF FAMOUS FELLERS! Girls and Boys! Here's How to Draw Tfcem and Win Prizes. W. Prtoe, 12S W. Green St Nantlooke.

Ja. Twmay, 871 N. Washington St T. J. Berry, 355 N.

Washington St Mary Tcole, 404 Scott street Rose Miner, 45 E. Carey St, Plains. Evan Roberts, 47 NesMtt St, Plains. Reese Roberts, 47 Nesbitt St, Plains. Herman Knappmaa, 203 W.

River St. Louise Knappman, 203 W. River St David a. Jones, TO S. Grant St OaU B.

Teung, Plymouth. Lerts Enbaaks, 68 W. Market St Mary 8 oh mitt 837 Carey Ave. Leon Blesei. 71 Lockhart St r- Ethel Blesel.

71 Lockhart St. James Evans, 61 Daisy lane. Fred L. Pouat 234 Factory, Luzerne, Stella Pellsky, 867 Charles, Luzerne. Noreen Harrtngton, Kingston.

Agnes Kennedy, 81 N. Welles St Dorothy Dean. 88 N. Welles St UWlfSIP-yTi lir unit 1 r. ji Urn To-iilcmm I ANOTHER "FUNNY FACE OF FAMOUS FELLERS" I JOHN D.

ROCKEFELLER. TRY IT, GIRLS I AND BOYS. Young Men's Double Breasted Overcoats 11 3 IN A SALE The most inviting offer of the year. It concerns about fifty Overcoats, all of them clever double-breasted styles, rather English tailored with graceful soft roll lapels. Don't torm your opinion about these coats from the price quoted hereThey're worth a great deal more, but all you need pay tomorrow will be Pretty dark shades.

Cut this out, fill in broken outlines and make the funniest face you know how, sign and send to The Editor, The AGE NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL Oh, grls and boys! Here's the second of the "funny faces" In the Times-Leader gallery of "Funny Faces of Famous Fellera." Here's another chance for you to show how cleverly you ca.n use pen or pencil having started the contest with that very famous "fellor," Uncle Sam, we'll follow him up with another man everybody knows John D. Rockefeller. John D. is very famous his picture's been dn the newspapers often, but most of his pictures are rather sad affairs, Bthei Erasa, Tl Criraa street, Jennla INdTiros. Waiwst, Ptymoctli.

rrances Stytroaka, 34 Meeree street Veronlaa OTonna, KantJoot. cokis. Alfred Santuod, tt Paj-obert street CoKtes, 5 Jeaaetta St, Ptyoaooth. Emily Haddock, 21 Ghuld street Marrarel Myera, 281 Bo. Franklin St Russel Ewett 824 Chapel street Baymond Everett, 224 Chapel St Joseph Le Vinson, Garnet lane.

James IL Hopper, 1H Madison st Cleoshas Waskerlch, It Meade st Helen linakUL 18 Wesley street Agnas M. Berry, 56 N. Washington. E. Davey, Main st, Wanamie.

Alice Glow, 148 W. Mala, nymouui. Henry LeXkowlca, 10 Johnson St Leona Rudenauer, 87 Wood St Miriam Freeman, 143 W. Mala St Ply. Wm.

Gavin, 1127 Main St, Port Griffith. Reta Glass er. 4 No. Grant Bt Reberr Hartmaa, 278 Wyo. Are.

K3n. Joseph Lour, Georte St Amelia Horat, 186 Bowman St Louis Horwitx, 11 So. Hancock St William Grlesmer, 808 So. Washn St Ralph Naples, Miners Mills. Elisabeth Warner, 853 a Sherman St Joseph Gillespie, 1M Madison St Anna Teskosky, B90 Green St Alice Williams, 11 Ash St Marlon easier 850 8th St Wyoming.

Ralph Clark, 401 S. River St Cora Kraft, 111 McCarragW St Anna Lerus, 878 E. Northampton St Miss T. Lerus, El Northampton St Chas. Revlt 681 B.

Northampton St. A. H. Zimmerman W. Main St.

Ply. Thomas Brace, 228 Oaylord Terrace. Ruth Hobbs, 23 Eno St, Plymouth. A Stein, 64 Central Plymouth; Charles Rone, 21 ZinWs court Cerese Zalkrad, 68 N. Hancock St T.

Sober, 843 Main St. Edwardsvllle. Rnvmonit A ton. Brook Bt. Lee Park.

B. Kane. Mafflf Hllh Sugar Notch. Dorothy Heealer, 30 Eighth. Wyoming Harold Williams, 893 8.

Washington, Wm. Woosbaner, 284 McLean St Georre Gamett Fifth 8t, Wyoming-. Hoyt Grlffeth, Plymouth. Harry D. Kammerer, 308 McLean St Roger Sheridan.

129 Nicholson St Archie Waller, 31 Grove. Edwardsvllle. Mary Toeko. 180 Owen, Swoyerrllle. T.

8piegel. 84 Back Road, Maltby. Albert Martin, 18 Prospect St, City, Tulllo Seraflnl 48 Third, Wyoming. Helen Oldiey, Georgetown. D.

Marble, 263 S. Washington St Arnold Davis, 6 SulUvan St. Margaret Wharmby, 90 Elm St Alonio KltUe, 172 Franklin, Plymouth. Anna Prusaltls, Wanamie. Malcolm Turner, 393 South Main St Carlton Hudson, 30 Oregon St Agnes Cohen, 213 East Market St Bennle Tankoskt 26 Blair, Plymouth.

Daniel James, Glen Lyon. Leo Swortwood, 16 Plains Ava, Ashley. Julia Davis, 18 Essex lane. Harry F. Generals, 25 Darling St Anna Steam.

141 South Lincoln St Christina Linden, 85 Wood St Anna Smerllng, 85 S. Pennsylvania. Andrew Staslto, 817 N. Washington. Bertha Hartley, 294 Bowman St Stanlev Link.

63 Cooper St Luaerne. Thea Spiegel, 257 Back Road, Maltby. F. CDonnelL Honey Pot Nanticoke. R.

Hay ward, 40 Neenitt E. I'lymouth. T. TTrw1rhrirr. 14J N.

WashinatOn. E. Connor, 161 E. Merrttt St, Plains. A Steinhauer, 416 Maple Ava, Kingston.

Clemens Nlemeyer, Laurel Ht. Anna Schlsaler, 804 S. Hancock St L. Johnson, 300 N. Washington St nna Dopkarick, 72 Cherry, Plymouth.

Gertrude HllRart 48 Cedar St Carrie Flak, 28 Pringlo St, Kingston. Neva Naugle, 94 Main St; Kingston. Agnes Meehan, 241 E. Market St Joseph Bradahaw, Sugar Notch. Nora MUler, 26 N.

Market Nanticoke. Helen Stearn, 149 8. Lincoln St I Henry Kllng, 8 Kidder St 1 John Stanstale, 36 Lehigh St J. J. Dorobroskl, 107 Cueter St Carl Matthews, 563 Carey Ave.

Isabella Davis, 29 Orven, Forty Fort Jean Fisher, 187 Hasle St Elizabeth Cooke, Westmoor. W. Koemela, 46 Ruissell, Edwardsvllle. Harold Bancroft, 236 Bowman St Anna Carey, 20 E. Fourth, Larksvllle.

John McMahon, 234 Hasle St LouUe Gilboy, 703 Main Bt, Duryea. F. Sorber, 93 Ruoeell, Edwardsvllle. Naaa Brennan, 894 Hasle St Henry Kllng, 8 Kidder St Veronica Aashkellls, 116 N. Meade St Sophia Balukonis, 80 N.

Meade St William Buff ton, 33 Butler St.Wyom. Generoso Stanziale, 36 Lehigh. St. Malcolm G. Jone 1 W.

Broad St, Nan. Ralph Hoskins, R. 420 So. River St. Reuben Sherl, 46 N.

Sherman St. Edward Petner, 62 Green St Nan. John Sweeney, 332 Stanton St William Youhon, 82 Simpson St. Elizabeth Reilly, R. 43 E.

Jackson St. Helen Zydanowlcz, Box 17, Glen Lyon. Edward Hawk, 102 Moyallen St Bertha Geiser, 62 Church St Dor'ton. Joseph McGlynn, 372 East South St Conrad Humphrey, 458 S. Franklin St Anna Snes, 742 Northampton St.

Nellie Harklns, 17 Cross lane. Balas, 44 Walnut Georgetown. E. Tucker, Summit Av. Edwardaville.

Malcolm Turner, 283 S. Main St John Kaswinkel, 150 Prospect St. W. Kosmela, 46 Russel Edwardsvllle. Marlon Bieble, 612 N.

Franklin St A. Gorskl, 24 MaxweH Ashley. M. M. McCarrlck, 23 W.

Liberty St Nina Hudson, 30 Oregon Bt. Bernard Masterson, 65 Race St. A Chuya, 767 Washington St John E. Stoffa, 31 MaUery st. Edward Kindlar, 26 Hill Street Herman Hert.

55 Brown street Francis Dunn. 34 Elizabeth street. William Von Busch, 411 S. Main St. L.

Roeenheim, 377 Main Kington. Yetta Moses. 546 State Plymouth. R. Da vies, 67 Poplar Dorranceton.

G. Rutouski, 845 Main, Sugar Notch Motile Lieberrnan, 44 S. Hancock St Juanita Read, 4 Constlne place, M. Baker, 106 John Dorranceton B. Waite.

22 Charles Parsons. C. Bonta, 24S College Kingston. Madeline Royer, 2 Constiue place. J.

Zimmerman, WV Main St Ply M. Curry, E. Neport Hanover Twpt A. Grozur, 6 W. Union St.

Miss Leighton, 659 S. Main St Ida M. 18 Maple lane. Marcus Miller, 105 Grove St. Dora Petruna, Glen Lyon.

S. Baicker, Market Nanticoke. A. Williams, 16 Ash Georgetown. A.

Humpelby Dlv. Dorranceton. C'ath. Thomas, 120 Breaker St. Par.

Wm. Corcoran, 134 N. Main St. Plains. Susan Chlnowskl, 101 N.

Grant St. Ruth Thomas, 70 Franklin St, Larks. E. Simoson, D6 E. Luzerne Larks.

Marie Vose, 68 Stanley. David Kane, 36 Wesley St. Forty Fort John Kane, 35 Wesley Forty Fort Laura Thomas, 6 Sylvanus St. Gert. Fox, 21 re-ham Lee Park.

Bonta, CoUege Ave, King. Elizabeth Reilljv 43 E. Jcckson St Ain'H Cohen, 222 E. Market St Irvin Marvel, 2S3 Washington illiam 'Cnrpenter, 34 Academy. Hiram GrtiTUhs, 24 Meade St.

Kathrrine lYltcherd, 70 Oak St L. Gilroy, 702 Main St, Duryea. F. Kane 16C5 Wyo, Forty Fort. J.

L. Roth, 387 Wyo. a Kingston. Gi.r 12 T. Main Ashley.

Ceo Ovrnnt I irf 'Wyoming. VrtuRhm St, Dorranceton. I fit 166S Wyo. A. Forty Fort Andre w.Kuhl, .47 Kinney street lUiWFACE ARTIST CONTEST Swamp cd With Task 1 trrs 'A Sorting Oat the Best of Clever.

Specimens 1:013 AWARDS ARE ADDED 3 Many Contestants That Process of Elimination Has Dragged Since Last Week That Fancy Faoe Cctet wi a tnniBOT. The editor did not the task he eettingfor himseif wben launched the thing as aort of di-wttoi and amusement The first day's gasJl indicated the proportions of the scheme end last Wednesday th Judgea rot to work en the eUmlnattoae. The staff man In charre of the art department with three assistants baa Veen working overtime on. the trawing tor nearly Ave day and Juat reached a decision a the paper giAng to prem this afternoon. The fatter to the oonteet and the cleverness ot the drawings haa resulted 2a aiding a few more prtaea, the voluntary contribution of the management of tte Poll and Neahttt theatres.

While 3s realized the Intrinsic value of the (awards are not great, the fun and the entertainment the youngsters had with the stunt, has been: more than any prtssea could compensate. In awarding the prises the Judges kept In mind the age of the artists, in order that everyone should hare an equal chance. It was a difficult task to decide the best, but the following represents the conscientious efforts of an impartial Jury; The Winners. The winners whose nsmes are announced here can procure their tickets by calling at the Times-Leader ffiow First Florence Hope, aged 12, 51 Puritan Lane, Grant street school, two box seats, Poll Theatre. Second Milton Hughes, aged t1 469 Northampton street, Westmoor, two orchestra seats, Poll's Theatre.

Third Reealynd Fisher, aged 11, 554 So. Franklin street, Franklin St school, two orchestra seats, Poli's Theatre. Fourth Marion Shapiro, aged 8, 660 So. Franklin street, Franklin St. school, two orchestra seats Poli's Theatre.

Fifth W4lliam G. Jones, aged 10, 1 West Broad street, Nsnti coke, two orchestra seats Poli's Theatre. The following twenty have been awarded two seats eaoh in the Nee-bitt Theatre for the Paramour Pio-tures: Donald Hedden, 115 Carlisle street, Henry M. Hoytj sgsd 13. Anthony Zupka, 108 Kent lane, Dana street; aged 12.

Lois Wagner, 384 North Washing" etreet, North street sohoolj aged 12. Letha M. Copeland, Shickshinny, Pa. aged 11. Clement Wolaki, 17 West Grand street, Nanticoke, Lincoln school 1 aged t4.

Harold Gilligan, B73 Hazla street, PerrUh street school; aged 13. Delia W. Glace, 124 Madlaon street, florth street school sged 8. Rose Feuerman, 58 Main street, Miners Millsj age 12. Marjorie D.

Johnson, Olivers Mills, Laurel Run, Olivers Mills school) age 11. Harold Davey, Wanamie, Pa, Wan-emie Pubtio sohoolsj sge 12. George Wagner, 584 N. NasWngton etreet, North street school ags 11. Mary Ann Humphreys, 450 W.

Shaw-pea avenue, Plymouth age 14. John 8. Williams, Peely Post Office, Warrior Rtmj age 9. Catherine J. Smith, 1509 Wyoming svenue, Forty Fort, Dana street school, iftge 13.

Eliiabeth Laok, Glen Lyon, ago 12. Chsrles Olshefskl, 158 Orchard street, Plymouth, age 12. Stanley Paooveky, 11fl Grove street, dwardsvi1le, Jackson school, age 14. Malvlna Kalsor, Shickshinny, Pa, EflS 8. Harriet Lemmon, Oliver's Mills, Pa, ags 11.

Adam Gabor, 27 Ruasel street, Ed- Vcrdavills, age 15. Those Deserving Honorary Mention. While the Judges regret there are not j.rlzes for all, the following have been awarded nonoraDie inenuun iur uimr creations: Arleen Hlggins, 82 E. South St. John Conroy, 80 Hill St.

Nanticoke. Marlon Conroy, 30 Hill St, Nanticoke. Jos. L. Lewis, 72 Sullivan St.

Kwther Maguire, 892- Hazel St. T. Angove. 3H0 So. -Grant Ht.

Leokada 'Vonimige, Leo Park. Gray, Shickshinny. V. i-iehissler, 804 So. Hancock St.

IiiUph C. Good, 33 Lehigh St. MissE. M. A.

Becker, 111 Park Ave. C. IL Watkins, Parsons. Robert Basford, Edwardsvllle. O.

Jones, 64 Green St. Edwardsvllle. William PvUSB, J33 Madison Ht. Theodore Wruble, 65 Law t-'L, Maltby, Theresa Schwartz, 134 II street. Margaret Amos, 28 North Meade St.

Victoria Wilkel, 15 Kossak, Maltby. Vcrna Schultz, 154 Owen Maltby. Vincent Christian, 70 Daisy street. lULi Swanson, 555 N. Main street.

lrda, 127 Main Glen Lyon, F. F. Wagner, Ted Papidak; Glen Lyon. Frank Wassman, 65 O'Neil avenue, jum-s. 3 Mill Miner's "Mills, Gfcorpe- KritzbtTKer, UwliUam Hughes, Westmoor.

Mary Dimmick, Terrace street. Dhnrnick, 24 Terrace street. McGiinty, 168 Hazle Kuth S. Royer, 65 Sullivan street, inward McMonngle, 30 Main St Atma Crai, 282 S. Washington St.

Miovlin, 11 Park I.irice Clark, 401 'South River St lrian, 244 Kiildar street. 1 Fink, 8C Madison street fwank, hhickshluny, Pa. Cue.8t:iff, SSI Hudson, Plains Bacliley, 21 Bank Ht, Plains, Hanover Township. 4 Ni''rt, 2 John, Dorranceton. rt it 9 street.

-il JJ. PI lb (Jras.L 4S3 N. Washington. iTc-fler, 13 North Mai street. Kf-gfiter, 1SS Xorth Main.

i IWfth-r, 3 S3 orih Main. a N. Duryea S3 Hancovk. Phitra. i h'l HiMt J' Tuesaay 1 i 00 Hi f.

Ul f'l 4l "1 and on the I.ovel." CITY By the plaintiffs accept ina; $47r-0 the case of Eriwaid Halm hU againft Wilkes-Barre C'sy j.t''t'"l this morning. The aclicn was liroiirlu. in 1910 tor injuries lor tha boy who fell through an opn'ric- In the t-wnUi street bridge. There wes no question about the city's nee. KRS.

JAKES GAKPSELL tm AT LASIKSmLS Mrs. James Campbell, one of thn best known residents on the West SiJe, died at her home on WlUon street. Larks-', vllle, Sunday morning at 9 o'clock of Sho was a woman who was held in the highest esteem by her jniany friends and loved and 'respected toy an wno Knew her; a 'faithful wite and a loving mother. Sho was a member of St. Ignatius' parish an active worker In the pariah and a member of the I.

C. B. U. She Is survived by her husband and three sjuh-II children the oldest 4 years fage, a5id the youngest six weeks. The funeral will take place from the family home on Wilson street, in Larksville Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.

A high mass of requiem will be celebrated in St Ignatius church at 9 o'clock and Interment will be In St. Ignatius cemetery at Kingston. Deceased is survived by the following brothers and sisters; John Moran, TKrtno T- ranceton. Mrs, C. H.

Boyle, Mary, Katherine, Elizabeth, all of Kingston. HOUSEWIVES SOPLAIH aoout nmm onoqs USED BY THIS CITY City commissioner Loveland has received so many complaints from women of the city against the practice of sweeping the city streets with machine brooms, claiming that the dust discolors clothing hanging cn wash lines, that he has issued orders that there must be no machine sweeping of the streets on Monday CU3SC.LLIEH FLEASED WITH BIPMPPSIIQ mi The city commissioners are much pleased with the rlt rapping work along the river bank, the work done by the Herrick Construction Co, as well as the fill of rock and stone by the Wilkes-Barre Connecting company. There is not a single place along the bank that was washed out by the ice and high water. COUPON. 5 Edwin 6 labor.

57 Lincoln St Pauline Doty. 21 0Neil Ava Peter Koslolek. 208 Hughe. Maltby. Gerald Patterson, 22 Mill, Pittston.

Katheleen Patterson, 22 Mfll, Pittston. Amelia Pluto, 418 Noble, Nanticoke. Harry Miller, 78 Vine, Edwardsvllle. Helen G. Hier, Trucksville.

Kenneth Law, 66 S. Washington St David Williams, 68 'Daisy lane. Dorothy Major, 63 Union, Dorranceton. Eliaabeth Hoyt, 67 Union, Dorranceton Marlon DePriest, Dorranceton. Frederick James.

Plymouth. Bessie Mclntyre, Plymouth. Frank Pettebone, Kingston. V. A.

Elston, 16 E. Northampton St Helen Creasy, Westmoor. Vaile Bonta, 248 College, Kingston. S. Jacobs, 14 W.

Main, Nanticoke. W. Bunnell, 78 E. North street. C.

Naugle, 94 Main Kingston. O. Farrell, 116 Vaughn, Dorranceton. L. Eiibanks, 53 W.

Market street. Emily Gregory, 210 Spruce, Kingston. J. Hawk, 796 N. Pennsylvania Ave.

E. Davis, 13 N. Grant Miner's Mills. O. Gregory Vaughn Dorranceton.

John Higgins, 62 Chester St K. Connors, 261 N. River St, S. F. 'Brown, 148 Main St, Ashley.

May Kerestess, Hanover Township. R. Gregory, 210 Spruce Kingston. Arthur Fretterman, 807 Kidder St Harry Bunnell, 8 East North street. Guy Peters.

27 Covell street. James McGlnty, 158 Hazle street Pawsloskt, 201 Main St, Duryea Caroline Diets, 86 Hutsoit street. Charles Buttonwood. Ira Epstedn, 289 S. Washington St Ethel Lloyd, 61 S.

Main, Ashley. Wilson J. Hunter, Dallas. Julia Grasavage, 171 Northampton. Rose Helfrick, 7 Tannery St.

Helen L. Cohen, 353 S. River St, Michael O'Halek, 61 Wayne lane. Bessie M. Tasker, 75.

Maple St. Scrimgeour, West Pittston. W. Nicholson, 837 S. Franklin St.

Frederick Warmouth, 80 State St. Elwood Hoover, Park A Maltby. Stanley Jacobs, W. Main, Plymouth. Julia Loftus, 389 Scott Btreet.

Josephine Wrll1lams, 898 a Franklin. Wllbert Taylor, Edwardsvllle. John Kaswlnkel. 150 Prospect street. Stella Ziegler, 182 Hazle street Chas.

Lyrahanny, E. Ridge, Nanticoke William L. Payne, 35 Walnut street. Nochen S. Winitsky, 18 S.

Welles. Mildred Eyerman, 31 Jones street Albert Studley, -11 Winter; Inkerman. Frank T. Wellington, Dorranceton. Jessie Trimble, Vaughn, Dorranceton.

Catherine Aug, 195 North River. Miss A Coulter, 65 Hayes lane. John Coulter, 65 Hayes lane. 1 Hilda Coulter, 65 Hayes lane. Emma Randall, 1639 Wyo.

ave. Fy Ft C. Wolaki, 17 W. Grand, Nanticoke. Bernard Masterson, 65 Race St.

Robert Wagner, 68 Clement St. Carl Seymour Slkvin, 325 E. South St. Blanche Roberts, 26 Hillside St Orvig Shelley, 14 New Bennett St Joseph McGlynn, 372 E. South St.

Laird Hughes, 157 S. Grant St Frank McClynn. 138 S. Sherman St. Hayden Evans, 72 Church St.

Anna Evans, 78 Church St James Snee, 742 Northampton St Joseph Shovlln, 11 Park Ave. Delia Stanltis, 654 Northampton. Donald Ross, 141 Hanover St. Florence Murray, 243 S. Wash'ton StJ Thelma Orb, 46 Sambourne St.

George Bloomberg, 68 Loveland St Louise Van Horn, 487 S. River St Louis Kornblau, 210 E. Market St Morris Popky, 21,2 E. Market St Ruth Wrilson, 60 Oak frty-Fort" Robert Kemmerer, 838 S. Franklin St.

Ellen Wllltams, Peely Warrior Run Joseph A Campbell, 55 Bowman St There was so much fun with last week's contest that another one, the ftu-mous Standard Oil king, John D. Rockefeller, is the subject for this week's contest The outline of this famous character will be found in today's issue. EAGLES TO IIISTfiLL To-onnov esskt Deputy Grand Worthy President John S. McCullen, of Hanleton Aerie, sssisted by District" State Deputy, Mo- ritz Schultz, of Aerie, will Install the officers of Wilkes-Bnrre Aerie, No. 853, at its regular meeting tomorrow night at Memorial hall.

The Wilkes-Barre Aerie degree team and officers of Wilkus-Barre Aerie will meet the district deputy grand worthy president and fifty members of Haeton Aerie at the Wilkes Barre and Hazletnn station at 15 p. m. and march to Memorial Hull. After the installation of officers, there will be a social session held at the Eagles home on N. Washington street The Haaleton Atrie will leave Wilkes-Barre at 12 o'clock.

Special car to return to the Mountain City. HEfiR RULE TO REVOKE CCLOKIAL K0TEL LICENSE There Is to be a hearing this afternoon before Judge Fuller in the matter of the rule to revoke the license of the Colonial Hotel on South Pennsylvania avenue conducted by Israel. It is charged that Rachnel Edwards, aged 15 was taken there by a traveling man and was reKiKered es his Wife. Attorney Eugene Cohen represents the respondent. The rule was entered by Fuller on' npplication of Mrs.

Mrs. Bert els. The funeral of Charles Gender was held from his home, 39 Church ttreot, this afternoon. Services were conducted in St. Clement's Episcopal Church by Rev.

John Talbott Ward at 2:30 o'clock. A. large number of frifndw were in attendance and there we: a many prettv floral Interment was in Hanover Green Cemetery. 13 H-PiED During the recent heavy rain storm the roadway over the sewer pipes that were Installed in the Riverside section of the city settled in diiferent places and a force of men in the employ of the city street department have been at work Jilting in the depressions, the work; having bcea finished today. TES PHIZES.

For the best picture, two box seats at any performance in the Poll Theatre next weok. For the second best drawing, two orchestra scats for the Poll. For the third, fourth and fifth best drawings, two seats each for the Paramount Pictures in the Nesbitt Theatre. "On the Square Is confined to hlH home by illness. Mrs.

Jasper Ackerman has returned to her home in Pittsburgh after spending a few weeks with her father, M. L. Parr in. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

William Robertson, of Washington street, a daughter. eun NAiiTicQXE mi ATTACKED LITTLE GIHL Arrested by Traffic Officer Eckhart on the charge of having attacked a little girl aged 10 years, on North State street' Alex Dixon, sged 30, 210 Union street Nanticoke, was given a hearing before Alderman Thomas in police court yesterday. The officer said that the lit tle girl ran into the police Btation yesterday morning crying that she had just been attacked by a man, whom, she said tried to drag her into a lot. Sho said her brother was with her at the time and he screamed for help. The man then released her, she said.

Eck hart ran after the man and found him being held by Charles Campbell, of North State street. Dixon said he was only trying to learn from the child where the Austria located. Alderman Thomas held him In $1500 bail for his appearance at court. OSES INTO EFFECT TO-DAY The new scheme of parking automobiles near the street car tracks on Public Square lnatead of standing them at the curbing was put into effect this morning. Mounted traffic officers were on the Square all day laBUing orders ana acquainting autoiets and drivers with the new traffic regulations, it is Reliev ed the scheme will work out satisfactor ily.

The traction company will now be asked to iasue orders to its employees that the doors on the street cars on the street side be closed, while the cars are on the This, it is believed, will prevent many aocidents. SAY HE OBTAINED S2S3 UIISER FALSE PHETfeHSES PhilliD Dluk. 609 North Main street was arrested by Patrolman Lavelle on the charge of obtaining W50 by false pretenses. The charge was mada by Leo Dvdrak, 7 Tannery street. JJluK, who kept a shoemaker shop on North Mam street is alleged to have sold goods from the store after they had been levied upon by the sheriff.

He was held in $500 bail for court. STAftBIHD IIAHED AUDITOR The court today appointed Frank Mtarhird of the Deposit and Savings pank, of this city, auditor of the Central Poor District to succeed CoL James A. Dewe whose term had expired. ocxxx)ococoocxxxxoc)oa CLEAN-UP see what you can do to give John D. a funny face, a prize winning funny face.

Here's the outline for your picture, crip it out and go to work just as you did on Uncle Sam's funny face. Make as many funny faces of this "fa-mous feller" as you like, they will all be conr sidered in the contest, but each picture must be made on the outline clipped from the Times-Leader. When you get what you think Is a really funny face on this John D. outline send it to the Times-Leader editor. Maybe he has a prize for you.

home with his daughter in Wilkes-Barre and while on a visit with friends in Pittston he was seized with Illness and passed away last Friday. At Wllkes-Barre a delegation of Civil War veterans met the remains and escorted them to the cemetery, where they fired a salute. The pall bearers were P. Hopkins, Wllliajn and Frank Moyer, Elmer Tompkins, Thomas Hastie and Henry Jackson. Pitta'con Notes.

John Kearney has recovered from severe illness. All members of the Harmony Society are requested to meet tomorrow evening In thalr rooms in the Hughestown hose house. The members of the Holy Name Society of Bt. John's Church' residing in Cork Lane, will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the school house. All members are urged to attend.

Pittston Council No. 372, Knights of Columbus, will hold an Important meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. The C. R. and B.

A. will hold an important meeting this evening at 8 o'clock In the St. Aloysius parlors. Class No. of the first Methodist Sunday school, West Pittston, will meet this evening at the home of Richard Hughes of Montgomery street The committee of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Y.

M. I Society will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Helme of North Main street haa returned from a visit with relatives' In Ithaca. Daniel Connall at Schenectady, is visiting his mother on North Main street, for a few weeks.

On February 26, the newly organized Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, will conduct1 a supper and social In the State Armory, About 160 young men belong to the society and they expect to make it an enjoyable affair. Catholic Men, Why not start the new year right by Joining the St Aloysius Society on Thursday evening, Jan. 14. Mothers, train your boys to total abstinence rather than reform them after they become victims of drink. The meeting will be Thursday evening, Jan.

14, at 8 o'clock, St, Aloysius Hall. A social time will follow. West Pitttton Notes. The Chautauqua Circle will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. W.

I. illbba, Montgomery street The roll call will be current events. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacHenry pf Een-tnn, are vUlting.at the home of Mrs.

Charles MacHenry. Mrs P. A. O'Boyle and family have returned from New York where they (spent the holidays, The Klwood Ciub will hold an Important meeting this evening. All members are urged to attend.

A daughter was born recently to Mr. arid Mrs. Jerry Meyer, of Liberty Street' V' A. L. Stanton, of Luzerne avenue.

ADDITIONAL FIREMEN'S RELIEF OFFICERS In the factional fight for control of the Firemen's Relief association the following officers were elected Saturday night for tho ensuing year. President, John M. Jones; vice president, Reese Llewellyn; secretary, Joseph Gibbons; treasurer, Thomas Newcomb. The delegates in attendance were: William Martin, Ferdinand Kuachell and William Miller, of the Eagles; M. J.

Sullivan, John Walsh and James Price of the Niagaras, and chief of the fire department, Emil Weber. A year ago some factional strife arose at the election and two sets of officers were elected. It was rumored that the turning over of the money to one set. of officers would be taken into court, but according to rumor yesterday, the old officers, who very successfully handled the affairs of the association, do not want to have any trouble and will likely turn over all books and papers. The sum of money amounts to about $14,000.

John H. Mullin was president and Cha rles B. Smith was thet rea surer, and William Earley secretary. The relief pays to firemen injured in a fire, a day during his idleness, and $100 In case of death. The fund earns a good rate of interest, having been well Invested, and the appropriation received from the State has' helped swell the sum.

Mrs. Phillips Buried. Tho remains of Mrs. Althea Phillips, ho In California, arrived in Pittston this morning, and were taken to the home of her brother, L. B.

Crel-11 204 Tork avenue, where services were conducted by Rev. A. Glasier of Trinity church. At the conclusion of the services the body was taken on the Lehigh Valley to White Haven for Interment. Other Wotes.

An important meeting of Co T. A will bo helu this evening. The lnstallstlon of the West Pittston Hose Company officers will take place tomorrow evening. A Joint Installation of the B. of L.

F. and K. 436 and F. A. 124 officers will bo held tonight in the Gratlay.

Hall. Two Funerals. The funeral of Jorepli W. Jarad, a former resident of Wiikos-Barre, took place yenterday afternoon from 20 Tompkins street, Oregon, Rev, Thomas officiated. Tlu remains were taken from the traction line to Wilkes-Barre and from there Forty fcFort for Interment Mr.j was a I veteran of the Civil War.

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