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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1916 BIG YACHT LAUNCHED IK OF IDE SHIPS Cedar Hill Cera. Remains may be Tiered 7 to 10 P. M. EADCXIFF. Dee.

25. MARTHA, widow of David RaUcIiff. aced 82. Relatives rind friends Invited funeral service. 27l W.

fJtemer 2 P. M. Inu North Cedar Hill Cem. RICHARD. Dec.

25. DAVID hnsband of Hannah C. Richard and son of late David and aced 64. Relatives and friendg iBrlted.to funeral, residence of husband, Pemberton. N.

2 P. M. Int. I. O.

O. F. Cem. MOOXEY. Dec 27.

THOMAS, son of late Patrick and Marv Mooney. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A. residence of his sister. Mrs-.

MarjTaret Brocaa, 123 E. Cumberland st. Hich mass at Church of Visitation. Int. Xew Cathedral Ccm.

MOORE. Dec. 25. JOHN" husband of Sa Trsin leaves Rcadine Depot. 9'h and Columbia 10.30 A.

M. for int. Thurs A. M. TAYLOR- Dec.

27. GEORGE W. TATIX)R. aeed 6." ruts Relatives and als icernbers of Wholesale Fish ii1 Oyster invited to services. 2 P.

SIS N. 40th st. Int. Xortiiwocsl TOWNSEN'D. T)ec.

ETHEL GODFRET TOWX.SEXD. wife of Kulrli M. Funeral services and int. rrivatc. TKACTWIXB.

Dec. 2d. C. ETHELINK. dauchter of late AVilliam nnd Sumh Irant- ID SHIPPING IS aMw rilS2ds 'halted to funeral.

B.30 A. 08 Green Xorristown. Solemn leouiem mass. St. Patrick's Church.

9 Int. St. Patrick's Xorristown. Jeannette. Pec.

26, Rev. IRWIN P. MoCURDT. Int. private.

WILLIAM McKAR. x. c. and friends, employes Wiu. i.7'xtJ' 1 wsMnoe of son.

Cem d- S- 6Ul 8t- lnt- Ho 5. JOnX. son of Peter and Nellie fhee Hart). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs 2 residence of parents.

"727 Tatona st (near Rts; Int- Oo Cem" ihllllirlc- 24; MICHAFJ. husband of Marearet McKeever (nee McCarthy ni. fives and friends. Ieaeue of Sacred Heart, invited to funeral. 8.30 A.

6379 Germantown Germantown. Solemn re-uuiem mass. St. Vincent de Paul's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem. EL WELL. Pec.

23. ELIZA, wife of Paniel Blwell. a ted 76. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2.30 I.

1632 Bridee Frankford. Int private FEATH BR. Pec. 27. widow of Charles S.

Feather. Relatives and friends iD-vited to funeral services. 1' P.M.. son-in-lav' residence. Robert J.

Maharg. 3313 X. 15th st. Int. private.

FERRY. At Convent of Mercy, Merlon, Dec. 27. Sister MARY ANTON'I A FERRY. Relatives and friends invited to requiem mass at Convent Chapel.

9 A. M. Int. Convent Cem. FITZGERALD.

At Moorestown. X. J.T-fieo. Beatrice Smith. 5730 Green and ti-ward Hayes.

Brooklyn. N. Y. Hattie L. Puryear.

1800 Woodstock and 1'aul J. Cook. 17M0 AVoodstock t. Clara A. Porter.

1530 S. Linden wood and David O. Eneel. N. Y.

ailicrine LcK-ker. 206H E. Boston and John Sharp. 2131 E. Arizona st.

Mary J. W'. Devine. 2548 Arcadia and William 2S4N Arcadia, st; Sarah B. Joucs.

2212 Garrett and James Washinston. 847 Fields st. Eleauora Dilks. .1141 Morris and Allen llendricks. Hotel Walton.

PJiila. Fannie Burrell. 11H Manheiui and James H. Turner. 2tKK Master st.

Xellie K. McColgan, 2616 X. 2Sth and Harry J. Tewson. Hartville St.

UU Markliison. 2137 S. 7th and Louis BliiuK'iistcin. 2137 S. 7tb st.

Bessie Hacknev. 140 Sharpnack and Everett P. Downs. lo41 S. 19th st.

Ida Sullivan. 30tf Belgrade and Robert L. Rumpf. 42 Livlueston st. Vircie l'crkins.

Seaford. and Gllfort Tidwell. 301 AsUmvad st. Sarah Snivak. 240 Shunk and Ruben Packer.

34J W'inton st. Marv a. Lunic. 2StKi X. 6tb and John G.

Fiefbans. N. 6th st. Mollie Hoffman. 11!) Beck and Isadore TMckstein.

l4ii S. 7th st. Marsnret Richard. Relatives and frienda invited to funeral. 1 P.

7242 PaschaU Ave. Int. Mt. Zion Cent. Remains may be viewed Fri- after 7 P.

M. RIEHL. Dec. 26. ADALIVE widow of Charles H.

Riehl (nee Coffin. Relatives and friends, members of 29th St. M. E. Church, invited to funeral services.

1.30 P. funeral parlors of Albert S. Beers Son, 1504 N. 22d et. Int.

private. Green mount Ccm. ROTA Dec. 25. MARY, dauchter of late William and Rebecca Hot an.

Funeral servjees. 1532 X. Broad ll.3l A. M. Services orlvate.

Int. North Laurel Hill Cem. Kindly omit flowers. BUBISOX. Suddenly.

Dec. 24. CHARLES son of late John C. and Theresa Rubisou. aced 26.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 0 A. residence of uncle. Thomas Norton. 151" X.

24th si. Solemn reauieni mats, the Cathedral. 11 A. M. let.

Cathedral Cem. RUDSOX. Dee 27. MART A. HUDSON.

Relatives and frienda invited to funeral services. 2 P. 2706 X. Front st. Int.

Greenwood (K. of F.k Cem. SCHAFER. Suddenly. Dec.

27. JOHN, hnsband of Fredericka "chafer fnee Bross). aced 57. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 4242 Salem st.

Due notice will be dven. SCHIOSS. Dec. 26. in New York.

FRIEDA, a zed 62. dearly beloved mother of Mrs. Nicholas Donty, Mrs. Alfred Turner, Ferdinand L. Schloss and Encene L.

Scbloss. Int. 1.30 P. M. Mt.

Sinai Frankford. SCHWARTZ. Dec. 24. EM KLINE, wife of John Schwartc.

of Sea Isle City. X. J. Relatives and friends invited to serviees. 2 P.

Oliver H. Bair 120 Chestnut at. Int. at convenience of family. SCUDDER.

Dec. 2 WILLIAM SCTD-DER. aced 88. Relatives and frienda invited to funeral services. 1 P.

residence of dauchter. Sirs. Anna L. B'eyler. 978 X.

8th st. Int. Cbelten Hills Cem. SEXINGEN. Dec.

27. residence. E. Dauphin EDWARD habad of Xeliie Sn-Incen inee Frayarj. and son of Sarah and late Peter Senincen.

Relatives and friends, employes of A. J. Beach ft invited to funeral, 8.80 A. M. Solemn high mass of reoniem.

Church of Holy Xame. 10 A. M. lot. Holy P.e-deemer Cem.

27. at 2023 S. 16th HIRAM F. SHARPLET. in Klst year, husband of late Clara M.

J. Shandev and oe of late John and Ann Sharpley (nee Wharton). Due notice of funeral riven. SMITH. At West Berlin.

X. Dee. 25. ALFRED husband of Alvena Smith. Relatives and frienda invited to funeral services.

Tours. 2 P. residence. West BeTlln. X.

J. Int Berlin Cem. Train leaves Market st. ferrr 12.25 P. M.

Remains may be viewed Wed. eve. SNTDER. 27. at late residence.

749 S. 51t JAMES husband of Fannv Sny- uer. ajrel i. Relatives ano ineiKis. Sun I.od;te.

Xo. 168. F. and A. invited fn funeral.

2 P. 435 Baltimore West Phila. Int. private. Mt.

Vernon Cem. Omit flowers. SPENCER. Mattawa. Ontario.

Carada. Dec. 23. AVALEX wife of Clinton SpencT and daughter of Elir.a C. and iate Robert X.

Bellevon. aced 24. Funeral services and int. private. Thnrs.

Friends mit fail 7 to 10 P. 727 S. Fraiief st. STATES. Dec.

27. SARAH wife of late Thorr.as Sfat. in 7frh year. Relatives snd friends Invited to funeral. 1 V.

Evangelical Presbyterian Church. Mecbanica-ville. Phila. Int. Wm.

Penn Cent. arriages will in waiting at Red Lion from 11.30 to 12.30. STRAUB. IW. 2.

AXXIE. wife of Anton Straub inee Baumann). Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 1 P. 1332 E.

c-o-lumbla ave. Int. private. West I-aurel Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed Thurs.

eve. Auto service. SWEENEY. Dec. 2.

WILLIAM husband of Marv J. Sweenev i nee McGee). formerly of I.ansford. Pa. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.

7.3" A. 4121 Broad t. Solemn requiem mass. St. Stepli- en's Church.

9 a. M. int. Summit Hill. I'a.

rah J. Moore. Relatives and friends. Post Xo. 33.

G. A. R. Post Xo. 79.

G. A. of Conshohocken. Sons of Veterans. 6th Pa.

Cavalry Veteran Lecion. Xo. 20; em- loves of Sprinc Garden district V. G. tonemen'a Fellowship of the 19th Ward.

Invited to funeral services. 2 P. 2519 X. 7tb at. Int.

Barren Hill Cem. Friends may view remains Fri. eve. MORRIS. Dec.

26. KATHARIXF. wife cf Samuel Morris. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 'services. 1.30 P.

624 EJk-iu ave (above Olney ave.l. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Remains mav be viewed.

to 10 P.M. Auto funeral. MURRAY. Dec. 26.

AXXIE. wife of Doni-intck Murray. Relatives and friends, also St. Gabriel's B. V.

M. Sodality and League of the Sacred Heart invited to funeral. 8.30 A. 2705 Tasker st. Solemn hlea mass of requiem St.

Gabriel's Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holv Cross Cem.

MCSCHAMP. Dec. 25. ST.VNLET C-. husband of Eliza A.

Mnschamp. Relatives and friends. Senatns Lodce. Xo. 7vJ.

I. P. invited funeral services. 2 P. M.

41 X. 6th Camden. X. J. Int.

private. Harleich Cent. Frienda may call Wed. from 7 to 9 P. M.

XUGEXT. Dec. 26. JOHX son of Jas. P.

and Alice W. Xueent. aced 19. Relative and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A.

parents' residence. 2648 Mvniewooa su (near 30th and Huntingdon Solemn reouiem mas at St. Columba's CbuTch. 10 A. M.

Int. Holr Cross Cem. KAXE. Suddenly. Dec.

24. CORXELIUS. son of late Cornelius and Anna O'Kane. Relatives and friends. Holy Xame Society, invited to funeral.

8.30 brother's residence. 335 Pemberton st. Solemn mass of reouiem. St. Phillip's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Cathedral Cem. O'Neill.

Iiec 27. SUSAXXA. wife of James O'Xelll and vlauirhter of Susanna and late Patrick Morrin. Relatives and frienda invited to funeral. S.30 A.

645 X. rOth st. Solemn reouiem mass Church of Our Lady of ictorv. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. 26. MARY wife of laie James O'Rocrke. Relatives ana friends also Alter and Rnsarv Society of the Church of the Epiphany are invited to attend funeral Sat fr.3n A.

at residence of her son-in law. Georce HisTs. 2o'-'H Moore t. Solemn mass at the Church of St. Edmond.

at 10 A. M. precisely, int. strictly ornate THOMAS M-. husband of Wilhelmlna Parker (formerly of Camden.

X. Relatives and friends invited to serv ices. r. 5103 Baltimore ave. jot.

private. Frienda may call Thurs. evening, PATTERSON'. At Winston-Salem. Pec.

26. CORXELIA GRAHAM widow of Col. Wiiliam Houston fatterson. her 7tVh vesr Relatives and friends invited to services. 2 P.

P02 Sprinc Gar den st. Int. private. Laurel 11111 Cem. POFFEXBF.RGER.

Suddenly. Dec. 25. E. IvOI'ISA.

wife of Walter T. Pof fenbenter and dauchter of Anna M. and 1st John Blair. so. Relatives and fricmls invited to funeral services.

2 P. l08 X. Union at. Int. private.

POOT.E.-At Burlincton. N. Dec. CHARLES SHARP POOLE, aced 56. Relatives and friends Lenni Inape Tribe.

Xo. 3. Imp. o. R.

M. of invited to funeral. 2 to W. Union Burlincton. X.

J.t 1 3( P. M. Serviees St. Mary's Church. 2.30 P.

M. Int. private. Odd Fellows' Cem. PRENPERGAST.

Dec. "25. JOHX husband of Marv Prendercast. Relatives and friends. Dir.

No. 10. A. o. Expressman's Ken.

S-K-ietv; Court S-hnviiill. Xo. 1. F. of Loval order of Moose.

No. 54: TipperarT Asso. of invited lo funeral. Fri R.30 A. 2519 Parrih st.

Solemn mass of reonlem M. Francia' Cburcb. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cm. nRENCE. dauchter of Julia J. and lte Thomas Iroser. acd 19.

Relutlves and friends, conerecatlon and Sunday School of Alleehenv Ave. Baptist Church. and emplores M. I-rank A (... Invited to fn peral serviees P.

residence of terent- E. Cornwall st. Int. private. X.

lives also Medal of Honor I.e-cion. I-ifth Penua. Cavalrv (Cameron Dta-coons): Union eteran Lecion. Directors of 5th VVard Bide and I-nan-Asso. and Directors TSt to funeral.

f-30 A. 3416 N. 10th St. Solemn reouiem mass hurch of Our Ijidr of the Holv Souls A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. McVEIGH. Suddenly.

Dec. 2G MICHAEL. -iary ri. Mceleh (nee Conwav). Relatives and friends, also Holr Name Society 1" ftatharine's Church, and Division Xo.

6. O. Invited to funeral. A. Pa.

Solemn requiem mass St. Katharine Church. 10 A. M. Int.

St. Denis Cem. McWILLIAMS. In Coategville. Pec.

25 ROBERT Relatives alnd friends invited to funeral. Coatesville. A. M. Int.

services at United American Mechanics' Cem, 22d and Diamond Phila. MADBLEY. Dec. 26. JAXE.

wife of late James Relatives and friends invited funeral services. 2 P. residence of son, James a. Madeley. 3460 Helen st.

Int. private. Old Cedar Hill Cem. MAHOXFY 25. JOHX.

husband of Catherine Mabonev (nee Gearv). Relatives and friends Holv Name Society of the Immaculate Conception Church. Germantown. Invited to funeral. 7.3) A.

6211 Chew st. Solemn hich mass of reouiem. Immaculate Conception Church. 9 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. MANNING. Tiec. 26.

husband of Brldaet Manninc. Relatives nd friends. Holy V.amt,50'.!',T- invited to funeral. 7.3o A. M-.

802 Haddon Camden. J. Hich mass Church of Immaculate Conception. 9 A. M.

Int. Calvarv Om. MANX. Dec. 26.

FRAXCIS FORD, husband Amanda Mann inee Smltteni. and son of Phebe A. and late Benjamin Mann. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. 1428 Haeert 2 P.

M. Remains may be viewed to 10 P. M. 24 3217 Spencer terrace. ANXIR TABK KUEX MASON, wife of Geo.

VV. Mason. Funeral services. St. Andrew's) Church.

36th and Barinc 10.30 A. M. Int. private. MELERVY.

Dei'. 27. BRIDGET, wife of James Melervv. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. 8.RO A.

147 Pensdale Manavunk. Solemn hich requiem mass St. John the Baptist Church. 10 A. M.

lut. St. Dunn's Cem. MILLER. At Collinedale.

Pec. 26, HARRY E. MILLER, husband of Lillian Miller (nee LJlinceri. Relatives and friends. Apol lo LxlB-e.

No. k. and A. TvpocTanhl-cal I nion No. 2: Colllncdale Volunteer Firemen's employes of Machine Composition Co.

and Penn I'rintinc House, invited to funeral services. Grace Reformed F.Plscopa! Church. 2 P. Clifton snd Bartram Coll.nirrlale. Remains may be viewed 8 P.

M. Auto funeral. MILLER. -Pec. 25.

MARY widow cf Wiliiaru H. Miller, aced 71. Relative, and friends invited to funeral erviiv. 2 P. residence of dnucl't'T la-lan Sirs.

Alice Milier. 4312 Techin Koxbtwujth. Int. private. MILLER.

Dec. 24. FRANK S. MILLER. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 I'.

at 3f0 Germantown ave. Int. Northwool at convenience of familv. MILLER. Dec.

24. ELIZABETH wife of John Miller and daughter of John apd 1st Marr MnnNto. ace1 22. Reiatires and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A.

1 540 Emilv st. Solemn bich of reouiem St. Monica's Church. IO A. M.

Int. Holv Cro Vtn. MONTGOMERY. -Pc I -6. at Pemberton.

N. RACHEL wife of John G. trawbrid STORE OPEN DAILY FRQM 8.30 to S30 O'CLOCK Clothier -Ne ws ge The world is again running on its normal, every-day schedule every man, woman and child has natural, practical needs to be met, and this Store, as a practical, year-around centre of supplies, is busy catering to the constant demand for winter apparel, home furnishings and the every-day personal requirements of its thousands of customers. Our organization carried the "peak of the load'' of business just before Christmas in a most creditable manner, and there shall be no resting by the wayside now, but a continuous effort to serve the public belter and better each day. We are sure it will pay you to depend upon this Store all the year around.

Zbc IRcw TRcstaurant AT MNGT0N YARD Christened bv Mrs. Dodge, of Detroit, Wife of the Owner Delaware Avenue to Be Widened tprcial to The Inquirer. WILMINGTON, Dec. the presence of a. number of invited guests the handsome private yacht Nok-tunis, building for H.

E. Dodge, of Detroit, was launched this afternoon at the plant of the Puscy Jones Company. The vessel was christened by Mrs. H. E.

Dodge, wife of the owner. Numerous whistles were blown as the craft took the water. The boat is 243 feet feet beam and 12 feet 10 inches draft. Among the guests were Mayor and Mrs. B.

Marx, of Detroit; Mrs. John V. Dodge, Judge and Mrs. George P. C'odd, of Detroit; Robert Tannehill and Robert Oakman, of the same city and Mayor James F.

Price and a number of local persons. A luncheon at the Hotel duPont followed the launching. The building at Delaware avenue and West street, owned by Nathan Barsky, haa been sold and it is understood that (jeneral T. Coleman duPont is the pur chaser and will use the property as a dairy, lhe price paidwas which is nearly double lhe price which the former owner paid for it. Delaware avenue in front of the building is to be widened and this will greatly improve tnis property.

tSleet was responsible today for two ac cidents to conductors ot the Wilmington Philadelphia Traction Company. Amos Tvennard, of Chester, a conductor on a Darby oar slipped from the roof of his tar while trying to adjust the trolley pole near Llavmont and broke his shoul ler blade, lie was taken to his home A few minutes later, J. H. Kdwarda fell the sidewalk at Ninth and Woodlawn avenue while on his way to throw a Hitehlight and was badly bruised. (Governor Charles R.

Miller today entertained the members of the incoming legislature, iovernor-elect John G. Town-send and Governor Miller's peisonal staff at his home in Red Oak road today. The affair was wholly social and arranged by the Governor in order that the new Governor and the new lawmakers of the State may become acquainted. Dropped Dead at Breakfast fecial to The Inquirer. OKOKGETOWX, Dol.

27 Ready to sit down to his Christina breakfast, Moulton Blizzaid. a former Philadelphia 'merchant. rlio has been spending his declining years in Georgetown, suddenly dropped over dead. Mr. Blizzard was nearly 70 years old and had been in feeble health, although he was able to get around avtd had planned fo have a tine Christmas dinner at his home.

DOWN DOVER WAY fprrlql to Thr Inquirer. Dfi'. 27. Three fires occurred in Dover last niebt between the hours of 6 P. M.

and midnight. One fire, which occurred at raidnicht. complotelv destroved a frame dwc-llinc house on Bradford street, owned by E. C. Scott.

The loss was about $2500. covered bv Insurance. The lire is believed to been caused br a defective flue in the hininev. Another tire broke out in the home i Mrs. Clara laspr.

on Kniir street, eaus- me several hundred d'llr" damaee. The third lira occurred at the Bavard House, where the iamaac was slieht. Mrs. John P. Hudson, wife of former I-evr Court Commissioner Hudson, of Smyrna, died at her home in that, town at 7 o'clock this nmrnine.

after a short illness. For many rears he has been a leader in Sunday school and temnctance work. Announcement is made ef the marrinze of Miss Susie Reese and William Deakvne. of Sinvma. and of th marriace of Clarence W.

"lavjor and Miss Lillian Mav Paullnev. both I lover. Governor Charles R. liller has appointed tiirc special automobile detectives, one for each county, with authoritv to arrest drivers or owners of automobiles usinc 1916 license taas after December 31. NORTHEAST ARYLAN NEWS f-prrlnl fo The Inquirtr.

ELKTOX. Dec. 27. Nine marriage t.ok in Elkton today, the contracting iwiitios were -Charles I. Hayes and Lulu Baldwin.

Philadelphia; James T. Munson, Phila-riclpbia. and Mary Grores. Middletown, Tony Clary and Sarah E. Clary.

Mt. Airy, Mark R. Earle and Anna Hanly. Xorris-town: Clayton H. Hankel aud Lillian E.

Ball, Audubon. X. Lewis Thorp and Effie Brun-rler. Christiana. John Harsfall and Marj M.

Carr. Norri3tnwn; Lawson C. Jensen and Grace George and Heprv X. lie Bose anl Iorothy R. Biddlc.

Elkton. While waiklui to the postofuce in Chester-town. Thomas Carmicai. a Civil War veteran, dropped on the street from heart trouble. Slate Kidse Presbyterian Church was the v-cne of a fashiouablc weddins this evening lien Miss Rose Hyde.

dauehtT of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Hvde.

was married to J. Maliortl Ivxilov. Cardiff. Pa. The ceremonv was performed by the bride's father, assisted bv W.

A. Price, of Aberdeen. Judge Harlan, of the Harford Countv Court, lias signed a decree erantine Samuel P. Hoi-Kils. of Havre de Grace, an absolute divorce from Marv E.

Hopkins. New Delaware Charters Special to The Inquirer. IiVKR. Dec. 27.

The following charters were tiled at the State Department here oil a Automobile Accessories Corporation, to manufacture and remodel automobiles: capita! Incorporators: Herbert E. I-aiter. P. Coftin. Wilmington.

Del Moment M. Kvner. Elkton. Md. 'I lie Essex Buildinc a treneral publishing tind advertisrng business; capital stock $1(H Incorporators: M.

Donohoe Douchertv. Ferris iiJes. Wilmington Del tiarlcs K. SniiM to manufacture oils ana lubricants and sell capital stock tn-oriorators: Alfr'il 1'. Bracher Smith.

E. Prettvman. 1'iladelpliia. Pa. Baker-rri-e to manufacture and capital stock f20 m.

In- onmrators: Herbert F. Latter. Norman Wilmincton. Clement M. Egnr." I.Ikton.

Vnifi-atcs of corporate amendment were nie. i.TPap the capital srook of tiie Stan- Amhn i'hemical Works. Jnc. of Lock Havon. from Jl.ono.oo to aud Dance the name ot the 1-rengel Hare Mineral of Philadelphia.

to Xava1o Pro- OBITUARY Samuel Charles Borden Special to lhe Inquirer. Dec. Charles Borden. 79 years old, one the l'egt known horticulturists in the State died at his home, near here, last nigh I. His death was due to heart trouble, but he had been an invalid since he was injured in a trolley accident ten years ago.

Mr. Borden was a member of a wealthy Cincinnati family, and in his boyhood was well acquainted with Abraham Lin- cr.ln, who trcquently visited bis parents His grandfather, General Borden, served in the war of 1812. In 1S04 Samuel Borden enlisted in the Kentucky Piflea At the close of the Civil War he came to Philadelphia. Here be married Miss Emma Pritchett, daughter of Thomas J'ntciiett. a leatiier merchant.

Borden, with two sons and a daughter, survive her husband. The I-ons are Henry Clay Rorden, professor biology in the West Philadelphia High Vhool for Boy 3. and George W. Borden certified public accountant. The daniliter is Miss Pritchett Borden, a teacher in the National Farm School.

The funeral will be conducted Tuesday in St. Clement's Episcopal Church by Bev. Charles Hutchinson and Rev. Charles Quinn. Senator W.

W. Smalley TRENTON, N. Dec. 27 State Senator William W. Smalley, of Somerset, died at Bound Brook today after a year's illness.

The Republicans have a two-thirds majority in the new Senate and it is said that it is unlikely a special election will be held to till the Somerset vacancy. Senator Smalley was born in -Middlesex county, near Bound Brook, December 17. 1S.0. For the last thirty-three years he bad been in the lumber manufacturing busities-'s at Bound Brook. He was president of the First National Bank of Bound Brook.

From to 1910 he was a member of the Assembly and was elected to the Senate in 1-11 and had continued to serve up to his wine in tier M.Ui year. Keianves sni nien.ts are invited to attend funeral services. 2-Vi2 X. 12th 1.30 1. M.

Int. private. please omit flower. VEKNON. Pec, 20.

AXXIE vrife of Ernest Vernon, daughter of Thomas and late ESIa-abcth M. Jordan, aced 35. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. R.30 A. Boyer Germantown.

Hich ciass; nt Immaculate I'cnception Cbun li. 10 A. M. WALLACE- Pec. 25.

JAMF.S von of lat- James md A Wallace-. Rcistive and friends of familv are invited to funeral Mrvice). 1 V. funeral of E. F.

White 1401 West Third Chester. Int. private. Chester Rural Om. WALTER.

Dec. 26. EL1ZAEETM. widow of William Walter tnee Webbi. Relatives and frieoils invited to funeral services.

2 P. M-. V13 Rittenbous-e Germantown. Int. iirivate.

WALTON'. Suddenly. Dec. 26. CHARLES 3.

WALTON, ace-) 54. Relatives and friends Invited to fuLeral serviees. 11 A. Walmarthon. S.

-I'avid's. I'a. Int. private. Convevanci-s will ro-et lu.l.", train from Broad Street Station.

at St. David's. WALTON Pec. 24. ISRAEL WALTON.

Relatives frien-ls invited funeral serviees. 2 P. B. Stanter 4346 Frankford Frankford. Remalra tnav be viewed after 7 P.

M. Int. private. Xorth Cedar Hill Om. WASCHELEWSKI.

Pec. 25. CHARLES WASCHELEWSKI (Waschl. ated 55. Relatives and friends irfvited to funeral.

2 P. Lester. Pelaware I'a. Inl. Mt.

Zion Cem. WF.EKS.-At Phoenixville. Dec. 27. D3.

ALBERT WEEKS, aced 5S vrs. 1 davs. Relatives aud friends invitel to funeri. services. 3i (lay Pbodjixviile.

Sst-5 2 P. M. Int. Morns "Phoenix v. Me.

WHALEX. 25. ANNA M. E. dauchter of Lucy and late John Whalen.

azed 'JO. Relatives snd friends Invited to funeral A. M-. mother's residence. Joyco st.

Solemn reouiem mass church of the Ascension. 10 A. M. Int. SI.

Irminie'g Cem. WILLIAMS. Dec. 27. "ORoTUV dac-h-ter of Charles aud Anne Williams, aged Relatives and fricnls invited to funeral.

H30 A. parents" rcidem-c. 1417 W. Yoist st, Hich dim Cliurcb ot Our Ijidv of A. M.

let. Holy Sepulchre Cemtu. Auto funeral. WILSOX Dec. 26.

JOHX JOSEPH, son of James and the late Marearet Wii.on (ne Harvey. Relatives and friends invited 1 funeral. 8 A. M-. sister's residence.

1277 R. Tav'or st. Mass of solemn reouiem ht. Anthony's Church. 9.30 A.

M. Int. Holy Cros Cem. WINCH. Dec.

27. MAUD. if of James A. Winch, aced 44 years. Relatives nd friends invited to feetviee.

2 P. USOS Lancaster ave. Int. Fernwood Om. WOLF.

Iec. 25. ELIZABETH, wife William Wolf. sr. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.

A. r-siden-e of 'n. William Wolf. E. Firth st.

Ilir-i mass St. Ann's A. M. Int. Cres cem.

2d. ElJtlE M-. dauchtrr of Mary E. aud late William tt'l'iN-t. aeed 10.

Istives and friend, also emp'oyes of ioodwin Co. are invite! to altend fu-iH-ral. 2 P. M-. from rt-idenc of her mother.

1445 S. Taylor st. Int. Ecru wood Cem. Remains mav t-e viewed Fri.

-ve. 4Vc. 27. CaRRIK. dauchter of and late Christian Wnnueck (nee IViebi.

Relatives and friend. German Ref. Church snd S'indav School. Mt. Vernon's Circle.

No. 1. L. F. of invited to 2 P.

parents' resi.Wnee. 4V EJ-mouf st. Imains may be viewed to 10 P. M. Int.

German Reformed Burying Grounds. WOltRFJL. 3d day. Pee. 2d.

J. IXKK'M WORREU. aced 77. Relatives tn.i frirl invited to funeral servit-e. dav.

Fri 1.3ii A. 1423 X. Jl-juvier si. lut. privale.

or io-oay Filhert Street t'ross Ai.U black, navy blue, brown and dark Second Floor. Centre $30.00 Coats, $25.00 Seal Plush Coats, with deep collar of dyed opossum. Easy-fitting. Second l-'looK Centre MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET Something About Arrivals and Clearances at This Port, Notes of Interest PORT OP PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -1 A- M.

Sets. 4.42 P. 28 M. i A and 4.3S Keetly Island 12.52 AM and 1.27 PM breakwater 10.50 A 1i.30 j. Lw water Philadelphia 31.

IK A and 11.5SP Keetf Island 7.36 A ami 8.14 breakwater 4.28 A and 5.07, I ARRIVED YESTERDAY MARY rani. Clausen. Diidielli. via Bermuda. corkirasr-.

Atlas Shipuine Corporation: COGXB Utal. Kazetto. Genoa, ballast. Soeieta Nazionalt- Nav: (Dan). Kurtz-Sals.

Baltimore, ballast. Muusun Line; ejUAvVMUT. Swanson. Tampa, phos rock, feoutberu Ot. CLEARED YESTERDAY 1 Strs TORDEXSKJELD (Xnri.

Fort de J-ranee, coal. Earn Line Co: JOSE tNort. Anaersen. Santa Marta. ballast, t'nited Fruit TIBUR Kr.

Benln. Saionica. petroleum, larn Line Co: OL'AXTICn. Han. Savannah and Jacksonville, tss and mdse.

Mercbauts Ac Miners' Trans Co: Nii-kerson. Boston, mdse. Merchants Miners" Trans Co; Jl'LFLIGHT. Smith. Port Arthur, ballast, towmz barsre SIIEXAXGO for Port Arthur, ballast.

Gulf Rctininc Co. Earses MIXtiO for Everett. BFCK RIUGE and MOLl.vu for Boston. Haceiman cleared Dec 20t: PAXTAXG for Pambridcc IRAPER for Portland and KIMBERTOX for Portsmouth. Haeerman.

BAY AND RIVER NEWS PEUWARE FREAKWATER. Tec. 27-Ar- V. ll 1 LEWIS, towins steam-f "OSVELL. towing h-rjres and, WIXSTEAD: in derrick Yacht V1DXOF- 1 H.ErcHER at 4.1- I'assed out.

Iipr. 27: Strs CRETAN for Boston 11 MCA for Norfolk, etc. 27: HIS CtiXE.ST towintf barees MIXGO for Everett. BUCK RIDGE and MOUXO. for xjoston.

Left: Tiisr ARABIAX. I LLTt HER. at Weather: 2 M. south; 12 miles: thick foe intermittent: bar 5 M. tber 47: south; miles; thick for- bar 30 22 -7 rassed up: LIZIB CRAWFORD, logins barce WAR- K.

from RrbJjteton. X. .1 15 Passed ilown: strs APPEXINE for London: PAWNEE, for New York Anchored off: Str MUXRIO. Philadelphia for Havana. 27-Passed up: Str M.X ULSTER MILLER iBrt.

from MnwIip- ter. S.10 A Tuss DARLINGTON rjJ1. 10 47 A ATLANTIC. 11 a LXDl? 1 1 AMR CO -NO 6S- 1144 I'assed down TE iRrt. for f.J roin Lightship SOUTH- i jo i iiKninunse renner Anchored off: Str EATON HAIL Br.

from London via Bermuda tfor fumigation. Anchored above station: Motorship A XX AM (Dan i. from ifor famieationi. Arrived: Tue PENNSYLVANIA (at Sun Wharfi: ACIIF. iwinr a liehtor (at General (hemical Wharf), and ACTIVE returned up liehr.

2.17 -M. Docked: SchrDEJl-AW-ARF from Sabine, at 4.12 M. by tue PENNSYLVANIA. OTHER PORTS Yl BEL ESS France for Philadelphia, was 10 nnles eat of Delaware Breakwater at M. Dec 26.

SILVER SHELL, supposed Bordeaux for Philadelphia, was 6.H miles east of Delaware Breakfater 7 M. Dec 26. PARAGUAY. Sabine for Philadelphia was 4M miles north of Hatteras 7 M. Dec 26 GUFFEY.

Port Arthur for Philadelphia, was 07 miles west of Sand Kev at noon. Dec 26. SAILED Jacksonville, Dec. 26 Jtr for Philadelphia via Savannah. Port Arthur.

Dec. 25 Str CUBADIST. for Philadelphia. Sabine. Dec.

26-Str AMALEO. for Marcus nook. Baltimore. Tec. 27 -Str for Xor-folk and Philadelphia: str CREAGA.

for Philadelphia. PASSED Sandv Hook. Dc. 27-Str BBX XEVIS. for Philadelphia.

11.45 A. M. Gibraltar. lec. 2 Str JOXAXCY.

from Philadelphia via New York for Gene. Lizard. Dec. 25 Str ZUIDERDYK. from Philadelphia and Baltimore for Rotterdam.

CLEARED New York. Dec. 27 Str VnRATTR. for Philadelphia. ARRIYED Boston.

Dec. 27 Str SABINE, from Philadelphia. FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS Dan 1671 tons. Philadelphia to Havana, coal, prompt. WH.H CLDI'i.

0312 tons. Philadelphia to Antilla. coal, prompt. PAX AMA TRANSPORT. Br str.

2015 tons. Philadelphia to SanMasco. coal, prompt. EATON HALL. Br str.

23S0 tons, train. Philadelphia to United Kinedom. prompt. MUXRIO. Atnr str.

2430 tons. Philadelphia to Havana, coal, prompt. ETNA. Nor str. 2428 New York to a French Atlantic iort.

125s net form, prompt. foreico str. 35 tons. same, three rovaces. 12Ss net form.

Dec. Jan. MARY. Dan sir. 1164 tons.

Baltimore to Denmark, crain. ARETHTSA. Br bark. 11P5 tons. Gulf to West Britain, timber.

4. Jan Feb. OCEAN STEAMERS' SCHEDULE ARRIVED Xame. I Date i From I Reported at 27iLiverpool Nw York Carmania SAILED Xame I Date 1 From I For X. Amsterdam.

'Bee. 24'Falmoutn iXew Trk DUE AT NEW YORK Rochamheau 28 Ansonia Pec. 29 Taormina Pec. 2S Berraudian 2S Alpbonso XII. -Pec.

28 Pert Pec. 29 Alicante ltoc. Zarapa Pec. 2S Voltaire Pec. 28 Idpland Pec.

29 Fatrin Dec. 28 San tj'orgio 29 TO DEPART Name From For Saiirne N. Tork. PeeT2S 0tcar II. Patria X.

York. 28 30 30 Philadelphia. i ork. Kochambeau. York.

Closing of Foreign Mails Fr.IBAT. Pec. 3 A Turk'a Island and Pomlnlcan Republic tl.a Romana. San l'edro de Mseoris aud Pan Pomineo Citv if specially aldressedi. per Havdrot.

ft A Grenada, St. Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana, via Grenada. Trinidad.

Georeetown and Paramaribo, per Maraval. St. Thomas. St St Kitts. Xevis.

Saba. St Martins. St BuBtatius. Antisrua. Montaerrat.

Boniiniea. Guadeloupe. Martinique. Barbados. St I.ncla and Guiana "Grenada.

St Vincent and Trinidad if specially addressed! per Korona. Arsentitiv rarasrtiay and State of Rio Grande do Sul. Brazil (specially addressed onlvi via Montevideo. La Plata and Buenos Aires, per f5 Obloan. SATCUDAT, Doc.

302 A Europe (except Germanv. Austria. Hungary. Luxembure. Turkev, Bulcnrla.

Xetherlands. Serbia. N'or-war. Svreden and Denmark I. Africa.

West Asia and Bast Indies, via Liverpool, per Philadelphia Sea Post). 3 A Cuba (when specially addressed), via Havana, per Saratoga: Porto Rico. St Thomas and St Croix, via San Juan, per Carolina (Sea Posti: Bermuda. St Kitts. Anitffup.

Montaerrat. Dominica. St Lucia. St Vincent. Grenada.

Xevis, Saba. St Enstatius1. St Martins. Barbados. Trinidad and Guiana, via Hamilton, per Ber-mudian: South Brazil.

Arcentina. t'ruruay and Paraeuav. via Bahia. IUo Janeiro. Montevideo and Buenos Aires, per Voltaire.

A Jamaica, via Kingston (Cuba, via Santiaeo. when specially addressed), per 8 A Frauce. Switzerland. Italy. Spain.

Portucal. Egypt. Greece. British India. British East Africa.

Siam. Malta. Gibraltar, fey-)'n. straits Settlements. Putch East Indies.

West Australia nd Persia, via Bordeaux, per Kochambeau (Sea Poet); 1'anama. Canal 1 11 1 1 i lATcPnt 1 1 i nu I Rnliri, Chile. Rncus del Toro and C6sta Cris- tobal. P.nens ilel Toro ail'I Port Linifln (Culm. via Havana, when specially per Sonth Brazil (State of Rio Grande do iul specially addressed via Bahia.

Rio Janeiro and Santos, per Montanan. 9 A Great Britain. Belgium. Russia and South Africa (also specially addressed eoi-respoudence for other countries, except Germany. Austria.

Huncary. Luxerabur. Bulenria. Serbia. Turkey.

ei Uerlands. Xorwav, Sweden and Denmark) via Falmouth, per Ascania. Miquelon. via Boston and North Sydney. TRANS ATLA NTH PARCEL-POST MAILS Great Britain and Ireland Close at 11 December 13.

per Philadelphia. FniDce Close at 11 December 29. uer Roehatnbea'i. Belsiuru and Netherlands Service suspended. Germanv, Austria and Hungary Service suspended.

Liberia No sailine at present. Greece No sailing at present Gibraltar Close at 11 Ja'nuarv 19. per Lretic. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Mary Galhiaith. 142S W.

Somerset st utirl James C. -Thomson. 1420 W. Somerset Myrtle 225 S. 20lb It Til bert Close.

2250 S. 23d st. aUd Annie Greenberz. 92V N. 7th and Charles Hereoviei.

52 S. 4th st. vuaries W. Landis. 3445 X.

2d st and Eichard C. Odsvrs. N. 13tli st Edith Fk Arnistrone. (MWl JefTtTRon' Bt and Montgomery Hewitt.

S44 Wvnnewood road Raffaela Zopna. Christian and Vin-cenzo De 73." Christian st. srarv Memie. N. isth and Sum.

uel Abrams. 1H27 X. Kith st. Eleanor Kenwick. Pittsburi-h.

Pa and WU- liain II. Harden. New York citv. Dorothy Fliecntr. Chestnut Hill.

Pa. and William B. Edue. Chestnut Hill. Pa.

Vinrinia A. Johnson. Berlin. and William K. Bcthards.

Market at. Marr E. Bartholomew. Holmeslmre. and Georse Rhuuds.

Ijehiahton. I'a. Sarah Dobren. Hnntincdon aud Jacob Grauber. 2.V.' S.

Ilaricn st. Jane P. McDevitt. 1:1. Butler and William J.

Metzler. Btftler st. Lillian Howell. -jfvHt N. Ettinc and mien Grant.

2511 VV. Uacerl st. 26. ELIZABETH, wife of Thomas Fitf.perald. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

Hari-donfield road. Moorestown. 8 P. M. Hiah mass at Church of Our Ladv of Good Counsel.

A. M. Int. Mt. Carmel Cem.

Omit flowers. FLAKE. Pec. 23. MADELINE), widow of Samuel Flake (nee Swoereri.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 I. residence of daughter. Mrs. Clara Sher-mer.

3652 Jasper st. Int. Oakland Cem. FLUB A CHER. Pec.

26. EMILY, widow of Harrv Flubacher. Relatives and friends invited to services. 1 P. at Oliver H.

Bair 1cjo Chestnut St. Int. private at Laurel Hill Ccm. FOWPBN. Pec.

20. CLARA, wife of Robert A. Fowden and (iauchter of late John and Elizabeth Why. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. 11 A.

131 W. Seymour Germantown. Int. private. Ivv Hill Cem.

FRANKLIN'. At Convent of Mercy. Meriou. Pec. 27.

Sister MAUY SYLVERIUS FRAXKLIX. Relatives and friends iuvited to requiem mass at Convent Chapel, 9 A. M. Int. Convent FRECII.

Deo. 24. WILLIAM son of late John M. and Charlotte D. Freeh, aeed 5.

Relatives and friends. Hiram Lodce. Xo. 81. F.

and A. all other orders of which he was a member, invited to funeral services, i nr u' i v. vi. 630' Main Germantown. Int.

Ivy Hill Cem. FREDERICK. -Dec. 27. MORSS.

husband of Arabella Frederick and son of Edwin R. and late Marv Frederick. Taconv Ixidae. No. 6'0, F.

and A. T. R. Freeinan Chapter, No. 243.

It. A. Kudosh Commandery. No. 20.

K. I.w Lu Temple. A. -A. O.

X. M. Enterprise Assembly. Xo. 16.

A. (. Keystone Beneficial Aso. employe Ilenrv Disston Ar Sons. Invited to funeral.

3 P. 7040 Torrcsdale Tacony. Int. Mas-nolia Cem. GENSHlilMER.

Dec. 2S. MARY daughter of Georae and late Marv Genshelmer (nee GaJlaeheri. seed 18. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.

8.30 A. M. father's residence. 433 Schur's lane. Roxlnrouh.

Solemn reonlem mass St. John the Baptist Church. Manavunk. 10 A. M.

Int. St. John's Cem. Dec. 25.

ANNIE, wife of Joseph Goodman, dauchter of late Captain Peter and Marearet Miller. aeed 54. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services 1 r. Svcaniore Tamott. Montgomery e.Pa.

Int. Fertiwood Cem. Remains cn bi viewed after 7 P. M. Auto srvi(te.

GRACE. Pec. 25. AGNES, wife of Clarence P. Grace.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral servi-es. I. from late residence. and Bumside Holmes. Delaware county.

Ta. Int. Goslien. X. on arrival ot train leaving Chestnut St.

Ferry A. M. GKAKF. Pec. St.

ROSE, wife of William Graef and dauchtrr cf Joseph anil Marv Bur-cert, aced 23. Relatives and friends. Cohock-sink Circle. F. A- Invited t.

funeral. A. restdepeo of father. 11 Jefferson Cheltenham. Hizb mass Church of Pres.

en'ation. Cheltenham. 10 A. M. Int.

Holv Sepulchre Cem. Dec 27. at N. Hohart CHARLES J. GROSS, husband of Nellie Gross (nee stnitbt.

Due n'tice of funeral will lie Clven. HA LI1 WELL. At Swe.leland. Montome-v county. Pec.

RE! K1N R. 11 AlJ.t -ELL. in his 76th year. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funral. from undcrtaUint apartments of A H.

P. Mowiiay. De Kalb Norris-town. 2 I'. M.

Int. at Christ swedes Church Rurymc Auto funeral. MANNA. Pec. J.

l.AWN. ntju of late Milliaui C. and Rebecca Hanna. Relatives rnd frieiid. members of F.

O. E. No. 74 invited to funeral. fc.ao A.

residence of sister. Mrs. G. stiwaH. 4(4 Fitrcerald st.

(4th and Rltner sts. 1 Solemn hiah ni of reouiem at Chnrth of fuir I.adr of Mt Car-niel. lu A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. HAN NIG AN. Suddenly, at New York citv. X. Pec 24.

MICHAEL son of lte John and Bridget Haunisati and brvither of Rev. Joseph J. Haiin'aan. rector of Assumption R. C.

Chnrch. 12th and Sprinir sts. reouieiu nms at Assumption Cl.urch. 10 M. int.

Holv Cross (m. i Relatives and friends invltwl. HANSELL Dec. 26. AMY wife of G.

Ronald IIanell and daughter of HerlKrt aci Sarah E. Staples, sce.1 Relatives an. I friends invited To service. 2.V P. i parents" resirleni1.

811 S. 'th st. Int. prlva'ei! Pec. 27.

CATHARINE, wife of late Jans p. Hanei (iilbertl. Residence 1734 X. Newklrk St. Pno notice will be civen! 25.

MARGARET 11AHVKV.I of Corvan. County Ionecl. Ireland, of late John and Ann Harvey. Relatives and friend. St.

Anthonv's B. V. M. SoHahtv and Incue of Heart. Inviieii to funeral.

1 A. residen' of Cl aries B. Galen. 719 S. 24th st.

So'emn rcuuiein tnas. St Anthony Church. A. M. Int.

Holv Cro-s Cent. HETRICK. Dec. 2.. WILUAM son of William J.

and Marv Hetrtck (nee Gallacheri. aired 2 vear 6 months, kt-latives and friends invited to f'-neral. 2 P. parents' residence. 3171 Ildiraiic t.

Int. St. Ann's Cem. HILL Pec. 22.

CHARLES beloved husband of Emma inee Relatives and friends, also members of cooperate department Of Harrison Chemical are invited to attend funeral. 2 P. s. 58th st. Int.

st Fernwond Cem. Remains may be viewed 7 lo M. HII.U-IW. EMZABHTH. widow or' -Toon F.

Hill. Relatives friends invited to funeral servtees. (Vth Fri i P. M. Auto funeral.

Int. private H1LLIF.R. pec. 27. Ld lSA.

dauchter late Joseph A. and Rachel lliilier. Relatives' and friends invited fo funeral services yT 2 P. Pavil H. Broad and Piamond sts.

Int. private. HI1X HCtCK. c. J.

ELIZABETH 1. HITCI1C(K'K. in Mt'n year. services II A. resilience of her dauchter.

4nl' Walnut st. Int. private. HOLIjA FRANCES M. NH.

SON. wife of Charles H. Holland. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 2 P.

i 13(10 ave. int- Moriah Ccm. HUNT. 27. linilAllli husband of! late Runiee V.

Hunt. Relatives and frf-nds in-; vited t. funeral. Sat V3n A. lx! Carp u- ter st.

Solemn Hich ras of r' ouieni st. Charles' hun h. A. M. Int.

Holv Cross! Ceiu. i JOHNSON. Pec. 24. MARY FRENCH RICHARD widow of late John S.

1 W. Johnson. Relatives and friends invite to i funeral. Thurs. 11 A.

706 (ireen Had- non Meichts. J. Int. Evertrceen I Camden. X.

J. Friends mav call Wed. vf. KARST. Pec.

2. MARIA widow of Charles Karst. aced 7i. and friends, members St. Mark's Evmi.

Rcf. Church: Ara-minco Iadlos" early Ben. Society, invited to funeral services. 2 P. 3130 Front st.

Int. Xorthwood Cem. Remains may be viewed Fri. eve. KNoEPLER.

Of diphtheria. Pec. 27. JOHN" CHARLES, son of John and Lillian KnoedU-r inee Reecei. ed years 0 months, at parents' residence.

2140 X. 2d "lot. No funeral. KOE.NK Pec. 25.

nilLIP son of Gottfried and late Anna Koenle. aeed 27. Relatives and friends. Washington Camp. Xo.

436. P. O. S. of Court Somerset.

Xo. 221. F. of invited to funeral services. 2 P.

035 W. York st. Int. Hillside via funeral car. KUMN-TAHL.

Pec. 25. CLARA KUHX. formt-rlv of 7t0 Franklin st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services.

2 P. parlors of Frederick 10th st. below Montcomerv ave. Int. private.

Westminster Cem. Remains mav be viewed Wed. after 7 P. M. Auto funeral.

LERCIL Pee. 26. KENPALL G. husband of Sarah J. I.eech (nee Hamilton).

Relatives' and friends Invited to services. 7.3i I P. at 1743 French also 2.3o P. L. at Poylostown Cem.

Chapel. LI5 FEY RE. At Atlantic ity. X. Pec.

i 25. LEWIS, husband of Bella Ijp Fevre (nee Adamsi and son of Adrinette and late Charles I.e Fevre. aced 42. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 10.45 A.

chapel of the Berlin Berlin. X. J. Int. Berlin Cem.

IiOGAX. Dec. 26. WILLIAM husband of late Sarah Loean. Relatives and friends in- I vlted to funeral services.

2 P. 527 S. st. Int. Mt.

Moriah Cem. Remains maiv le viewed 8 to 10 P. M. Auto serviee. Lo.NCr.

Pec. 25. GEJORGE, husband of late Catherine Lone. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.80 A.

000 Can- i trelt 9th and Snyder ave. Solemn requiem mass. Church of Epiphany. 10 A. M.

lut. i Xew Cathedral Cem. LYNCH. Dec. 24.

LAVIXTA IL. dauchter of late pavid and Charlotte Lvnch. Relatives I and friends invited to funeral. FrL. 2 P.

I residence of her brother-in-law. Mr. J. L. Stewart.

5S09 Cedar ave. Int. Mt. Moriah i Cem. Remains may be viewed from 8 to 10 P.

I LVXCH. Dec. 27. MARGARET, wife of late John J. Iynch.

aced 75. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. A. Pros- i pectville. pa.

Mass at St. Mary's Church. Dovlestown. 11 A. AGO MBS.

At Xorristown. Dec. 24. LEV EN A. wife of Elmer Macombs and dauuu- ter of late James and Margaret Lma.

i After-Holiday Special! A wonderfal ala of 3C0 beautiful, xemune full-cut, sparkling diamond solitaires, mounted in solid sold settings, in. men's and women's sizes. Carat Genuine Diamond Solitaires ten Ofl DIAMOND SOLITAIRES 17 Kf DIAMOND SOLITAIRES (( DIAMOND SOLITAIRES SOLITAIRES 461 flft DIAMOND sPXO.UU SOLITAIRES S28.50 1 8.SO $14.50 $9.95 fjEVELRY SHOPS VrN KVZIflNGS. MAIL ORSBtt FILUo II 2 10 A. to of Sample Handkerchiefs At Less Than the Wholesale Prices A snowfall of whiteness will have fallen over the Filbert Street Cross Aisle, to-day.

Thousands of Men's and Women's Handkerchiefs of cotton and of linen, will cover the Cross Aisle Tables. These are the samples which have been used to obtain orders by our wholesale salesmen. With these we have grouped all Handkerchiefs from our regular retail stock, which show traces of holiday handling. There are scores of excellent styles for men and women. They are marked at about one-third less than former prices.

00.D CAREFULLY selected in the best markets, well cooked in a model modern kitchen, served quietly and quickly without rush or clatter this you expect in every first-class restaurant. That you get all this here in our hew Restaurant goes without savinrr. But vou tret more. The a Emilv S. Gyeer.

Ktnderton, and James L. Rippey. Geneva. X. Y.

Alberta Washinston. 2215 Oxford and James A. Junior, 2215 Oxford St. Josephine lx-sch. ltWo Race and Kudolf VonKracbt.

1635 Race st. fetber W. Lindeber. 1013 Judson and John E. Linde.

Oretield. Pa. Emma I Klein. Bloomsburs. and Paul L.

Cox. Bloomsbunr. Ps. Edith B. Dorsey 766 S.

16th st and Charles A. Smith. Lombard st. Alice Johnson. 1928 Woodstock Calvin Chew, 1725 Woodstock st.

Julia A. Hill. 3510 X. Carlisle Emmc-tt B. Oliver.

1722 Atlantic st. Emma Balascio. 2.t21 X. Garnet Canarrotta. 2.21 X.

(iarnet St. Annie Lankeliure. X. Clifton and and and and Antenas Kiarsis 22 N. Clifton St.

Sadie Grant. Tacony. and Horace Briscoe. Oak Lane. Carrie Smithson.

609 S. 4tn and James W. Sprices. 1031 S. 17th St.

Mary Pasonale. 510 Christian and John Gamhone. 761 S. 7th st. Maria Salamone.

1005 S. 6th and On-ofrio Bono. 10O." S. 6th st. Helen DInnell.

4045 Sansom and Walter Y. McCausland. 3647 Market St. Fannie Pearlruan. 323 Race aad Meyer Picker.

211 S. Sth st. Marv E. Shaw. 3727 Frankford and Melville.

F. Freas. 245 E. Brinehurst st. Jennie 517 Fairmount aad Sara Ixtut.

1630 X. Hth St. Teresa DiTomasso. Garrett Hill. and Franci Torrecianti.

1127 Wilder st. Cecelia Sxerlik. 4761 Melrose and Antonl-Kalasciaki. 4544 Stiles St. GenovrfTa Hariezkiewirz.

365 Mercer and Stanlev Kulak. .65 Men er st. Gertrude E. Lewis. 5441 Locust and Joshua Kev.

2336 Ellsworth st. Marearet I. Hammer. 704 Cambria street, and An' tin P. Keener.

Rd Lion. Pa. Sarah Feld. 3400 X. 5th ar.d Jsidor J.

Riffkin. 530 S. 52rt St. Yirsinla G. Harrison.

Readme. and John W. Rcichstetter. Readme. Pa.

AdPlina Zrtirzolo. 1 S. 9th and Antonio I'anio. I S. st.

Grace S. W'orstall. and lllivor MfinnT. P. J-nnie Yanaver.

S. 8th and Philip DrWucv st. Beatrice Mnutone. S28 Christian and Aiselo Xotaro. 10ir S.

Sth st. Soiliia Pina. Brooklyn. X. and John C.

O'cpcr. Bro.klyn. X. Y. M-iria Flamniini.

SS Esrp and T-uciano RtnzulH. 734 Ellsworth t. Ai-na R. Harris. 2422 Redner and William L.

Scott. S. Capitol st. Walker. 34S X.

5tli 11. Browne, 4420 X. 5th St. Lena 1430 X. 7th and Bennie vy.

12 Rrd t. Genreeanna Schenck. Trenton. X. and Drurr Hnderon.

73 State st. Gertrude' V. N'Xinap. 23R E. Haines aud John J.

Driwoll. 102 ApMer st. DIED AICHKR. Residenf e. 84S S.

Cec I West Pee. 23. CLARA widow of John B. Alcher. aced f.4.

Relatives and friends Invited to 6ervh-es. at 11 A. at OMier H. Bair 1S20 Chestnut st. Int.

Mt, Pea-e Cera. ALBRIGHT Suddenly. Pee. 2fi. VERPILIA wife of John M.

Albrijrht and dauchtcr of late Pavid and Catharine Custer. Relatives and. friends invited to services. 2 P. 411 I'owelton ave.

Int. private. Frind mav view remains Thurs. eve. 7 to 0 V.

M. BAIN'S. At Woodbury. X. Po.

27. ANNIE Fl, widow of Andrew R. Bains. Funeral services 11 A. Pine Ridge, Woodbury, X.

.1. Int. private. BAIR. IW.

25. ANNIE, widow of I riah E. Bair. Relatives and friends. aWo Mnntua 'cun-cil.

No. S2. S. and P. of W.

Phila. Tm-pl. No. 1. Ladies of Golden Facie; Mocanaoua Council.

N. 3,1. p. of and sit other societies of which she wa a member, invited to service. 8 P.

711 X. 09th st. Alo services (K-toraro Church. Chester arrival of train leavins Bread St. Sta.

8.30 A. M. Chtster Co. papers please cerv. RARR.

Pec. J. JANE BOYP. widow of late John Barr. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services.

2 P. F. st. Int. Oakland fra.

Remains mav bp viewed Thurs. after 8 p. M. BARTRAM -rec. at 1W3 Sharkamaxon ABAGAIL POR1.AN.

wife or Georce II. Bartraiu. aired 7f. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P.

apartments of Titlow X. Broad st. Int. private. Mt.

Vernon (m RORPF.X. At residence. Steinbcre. Manna. Del.

Dec. 2i. SAMt'EL CHARLES, husband of Emma L. (Pritchett! Bonlen. aad 7P.

Mineral services. January 2. 1017. 11 A. St.

Clement's P. E. Church. Int. private.

Please omit flowers. BOWMAN. Pec. KPWIN" C. son of TA- win M.

and Elsie A. Bowman (nee Pfelfferi. Relatives and friends invited to funeral servt'-es. 1 P. parents' residence.

4102 -V. Broad st. Int. private. -j5.

JOSF7PH husband of late Anna Bowman, in SSth rear. Relative and friends invited to funeral servicos. 3 P. of Clinton Rurt. 503 Royden Int.

Ulints. CALLAHAN. pec. -(5. CAROLINE, widow of Frank Callahan, aaed 7.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 2 P. resi dence of son-in-law. paniel .1. Lane.

424 Hun- i ....1 Grove, N. J. Remains may be viewed Tliurs. eve. 27.

THOMAS, husband of Anna Calder. ase.l 41 years. Relatives and friemls invited to service. 2 P. retdenci of McEllatrick.

Bridee and Starr Phoenixville. Pa. Int. Morris lhoeniville. CANNON.

Pec. 27. ELIZABETH ENRK1HT, wife of Fmnk R. annon. of 2147 W.

Tioca st. Relatives and friends invited to services. 2 P. at Oliver H. Bair P.ldc.

lS2rt Chestnut st. Int, Private Mt. Vermin Cem. CARROLL. Pe.

24. A XX IF, wife of James Carroll (nee lieacan). Relatives and friends and Ieacue of the Sacred Heart invited to 8.30 A. residem e. ir.04 8.

Norwood st. Solemn hish mass of re-oniem. Church of St. Edmond. IO A.

M. Int. Holv Cross Ccm. CHAMBERS Pec. 21.

ADA widow of rrestler E. Chambers, of 3616 Chestnut it. Relatives and friends invited to services. 3.SO P. at Oliver H.

Bair l2o Chestnut sr. Int. private. CLARKE. Residence.

1426 X. Conestoca Pec. WILLIAM P. CLARKE. ace I 71 years.

Relatives and friends, also Franklin Circle. No. J3, B. of invited to services. 11 A.

M-. at Ebenezer M. B. Church. 52(1 and rarrisb.

sts. Int. private. Lawnview Cem CLAVIX. Dec 25.

MARGARET, wife of John J. Clavin (nee Clavtoni. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8 A. 2625 Webster and Christian Solemn, rich, mass of requiem, St.

Anthony's Church, 9.30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. CLEAVER.

Twelfth-month. 27th. KATE wife of Jonathan leaver tna Sheppardi. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 3(th dav.

2 P. residence. Conshohockcn pike. Int. private.

Monteomerr Cem. Auto funeral. CONCAXNON. Dec. 24.

PATRICK, husband of late Ann Concannon. Relatives and friends 5nvite1 to funeral. 9 A. 1033 S. lth st.

Solemn reauieni mass Church of St. Thomas Aquinas. 10.30 A. M. Int.

noly Cross Cem. COOEY. Dec. 22. ROBERT husband of Catharine Cooey aud son of late William and Sarah (Jooov.

Relatives and friends. Henrr Clay Circle. Xo. 33. B.

of William Penn Hose Xo. 18. Invited to funeral services. 2 P. 241 FA.

Allen st. Int. private. Xorth Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed to ,10 P.

M. CORYEIJ. Pec. 27. CAROtlXEt J0HXS.

widow of Richard Howell (rvell. M. D. Services 2.30 p. residence.

1513 X. loth st. Int. private. CRAGG.

At Presbyterian Home for Widows and Sincie Women. 5Sth and Greenwav Dec. 25. CECELIA, widow of Georee Crap. Relatives and friends invited to services, on at 2 P.

at. Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private.

Fernwood Cem. CITBLER. Dec. 2R. ELIZABETH CUBLEIl (nee wife of late Jacob Cubler.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral service. 2 P. M-. Harroweatc lane and Old Front st. Int.

private North Cedar Hill Cem. CUNNINGHAM. Dec. 26. WILLIAM, husband of Marv A.

Ctrnninzham. Relatives and friends. Equal Richts Lodsre. Xo. 464.

I. O. O. iuvited to funeral services. 2021 Brandy-wine 3 P.

M. Int. privale. Autos. Remains mav be viewed Thurs.

eve. Cl'STER-CROSS. Dec. 25. Seraeant JOHX CROSS, retired.

V. S. Army, in private life known as Rowland 7.. Custer, in his 70th Tear. Relatives and friends, also Strawbrldffe Clothier Beneficifll invited to funeral serv ices.

11 A. 'J13 S. Alden st. (57th and Baltimore Int. private.

Auto funeral. Remains Biay be viewed bet. 7 and 9 P. M. i DENNELER.

Dee. 26. GOTTLIEB DA VIP. beloved husband of C. Amelia Denneler.

aged, 5.1. Relatives and friends. Richmond Ijodge. No. 230.

F. and A. M. Tristram B. Freeman R.

A. Chapter. No. 24.1: St. John Commandery, No.

4. K. T. Ln Lu Temble A. A.

O. M. M. Lu Ln Temple, Mounted Guard, and all other organizations which he was a member. Invited to funeral.

2 P. 174S Erie ave. Int. Greenmount Cem. Remains may be viewed Thurs.

between 8 and P. M. DICKES. Dec. 25.

ANNIE, wife of Georce W. formerly Johnson. Relatives end friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. 2337 E.

Adams st. Int. private. North Cedar Hill Cem. DISKON.

Dec. 25. BRIDGET, wif of late Pitchard Diskon. of Bellmont. Milltown.

Countv Galway. Ireland. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 7.30 A. son-in-law's residence, John P. Dunn.

2031 Ellsworth st. Hish mass. t. Charles' Borrouieo Church. 9 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. DIEMER Dec. 25.

GEORGE C. buband of late Mary 1. Diemer. and father of Dr. I N.

Diemer. in his 78th year. Relatives and friends of familv are respectfully iuvited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at residence of son-in-law.

Frank W. Bauman. 3220 Phila. Int. private.

Greenwood Cem. Auto funeral. EMX AH E. Dec. 2(1.

AXXA daughter of Brlditet and lt Patrick Donahue. Relatives and friends. St. Charles' B. V.

Sodality. ef Sacred Heart. Invited to funeral. Fri" 8.30 A. mother's resideuce.

202ft Federal st. Solemn requiem mass St. Charles' Church. 10 A. M.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. DUGAX. Dec. 25.

ARTHUR, son of late Edwurd and Margaret Dtigan. aged 28. Rela- rf3 TSTTTfTT Broad Diamond Ms. UNDERTAKERS MARTIN EVOY SON. 2809 DIAMOND ST.

BU Auta scxricc FiummvI parlor. architect has produced a delightfully pleasinp trio of communicating rooms, in French. Colonial and surroundings add to the enjoyment of one lunc Fashionable Furs and Fur Setsi Women's Stylish Suits, $15.75 Fashionable Gabardine Suits, in Matchless Variety and Values Every fashionable and desirable Fur is included, and the selection of any one particular skin is a matter of taste merely all are trustworthy in quality and correct in style. BLACK FOX, perhaps leads, and at present we have the finest assortment of Black Fox bets and separate pieces of the season. The prices are reasonable Scarf lined or double, ranging from $13.50 to 557.50; Muffs, pillow or melon shape, from $15.00 to $55.00.

Other beautiful Furs: nnes nn A Taupe Fox Scarfs, $35.00 to Muffs, $38.00 to So. 50 Natural Mink Scarfs, $15.00 to Muffs, $15.00 to $75 Hudson Seal Scarfs, $8.50 to Muffs. $18.00 to $45.00 Black Coney Scarfs, $5.50 to Muffs. $6.75 to $10.75 Natural Raccoon Scarfs, $9.00 to Muffs, $13.50 to $37.50 Beautiful Furs in Matched Sets green. A smart tailored model with 'a full collar of velvet which may be buttoned high or worn flat across the shoulders.

Well cut skirt $15.75. $25.00 and $27.50 Suite now $20.00 $30.00 and $32.50 Suits now $22.50 Two good lots which we wish to close out before inventory. Of gabardine, diagonal and whipcord, in black, navy blue, plum and brown. The two lots include plain-tailored, belted and semi-belted models, with full or plain-tailored collar. All sizes in the collection, but not all sizes, in every Style.

-) Second Floor, Market Street Women's Smart Serge Dresses, $15.00 In black, navy blue and plum color. A popular model, with silk revers and crepe Georgette vestee; girdle and pockets embroidered in colored wool $15.00. Serge and Silk-and-Serge Dresses at 518.75 In black, navy blue and plum; surplice-front model, braid-bound; Cross Fox $77.50 to Persian Lamb Sls from $30 Brown Fox $72.50 to to $47.50 Pointed Fox $85.00 to $125.00 Natural Red Fox $42.50 to $85.00 ernbroidered in silk, also wool. Entrli(h styles and surely, artistic mcheon. Blended Hudson Bay Sable Sets from $215.00 to $325.00 Second Floor.

Filbert Street and Centre Aisie lo. Market street $1.00 and $1.50 Corsetsat75c S. C. Special Corsets, and a few others various makes; low or medium bust, long over the hips. Nearly all sizes 75c.

$4.00 to $7.00 Corsets, various makes $1.75 Including Redfern and W. B. Corsets, chiefly; low or medium bust, long over the hips, well boned or with free hips. A good range of sizes. New location Third Floor, Market Street, West Hen's $25 and $27.50 Winter i Overcoats Reduced to $21.50 Smart Winter Overcoats, of dark fancy fabrics and plain Oxford overcoatings, including a special purchase, together with some odd lots from our regular stock, reduced in price.

Some full-lined with satin, All sizes in the collection $21.50. $15.00 Suits and Overcoats $12.50 A special purchase, together with several lines from our regular stock. All sizes in the collection. Fur-lined Overcoats $45, $60 and $75 Black Broadcloth Overcoats, lined with muskrat. Very handsome, and Well tailored.

Location. Second Floor, East Women's $35.00 Coats, $30.00 1 A lot of very high-class and fashionable Coats, made of broadcloth and wool velour, in street shades. They are beautifully tailored, hand- I somely lined, and have a broad band of fur around the lower edge, and on the collar and cuffs $30.00. Three Unusual Values in Gloves WHICH MEN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT Tho Ftrcf nf Consists of Woolen Gloves, in black, olive and A fit: Ifol LsUl suitable for automobile use as well as for general wear. The double wrist is an especially desirable feature 55c.

Tho PmtlH nt Cons5sts of Fleece-lined Tan Capeskin Gloves, 1 fit? utLU(U xUi or general wear. These are unusually warm and and have sold very well at regular prices up tf this time. Our pre-inventory price is $1.00 a pair. TY, T'AV nf Automobile Gloves in "lobster" style three 1 IIU 1 IllTU LiUl one for. the thumb, two for the fingers They are Gloves within Gloves (wool-linsd and wool wrist, and tan capeskin on the outside) strap wrist.

Price 82.00 a pair. Special at $13.75 Black Persian Cloth Coats, collar and cuffs of seal plush; very full, rippling back, loose front; full-lined. Boys' Clothing Reduced We have sharply reduced for quick clearance before inventory several lines of Boys' Clothing which are incomplete in range of sizes and which cannot be filled in. Among the lots thus affected are $8.50 and $10.00 Norfolk Suits, 9 to 17 years now $7.00 $10.00 and $12.00 Overcoats, sizes 9 to 17 years -now $10.00 Raincoats, sizes 8 to 17 years now These Raincoats are of rubberized tweeds and casslmeres. New Location Second Floor, East Our Assortment of Exclusive Shirting Silks for 1917 is Surely Unequaled Our assortment consists of fully one hundred and fifteen different designs wide, narrow and cluster stripes, in all imaginable color-combinations.

Practically all are exclusive with us. These Silks are 32 inches wide, and sell at $1.25 a yard. Aisle 6. Centre STRAWBRIBGE CLOTHIER MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET.