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8.J THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24, 1909 U. S. AID Who Can Identify This Family API EXPECT MAURETANIA Sunday, TOE STORE THAT GIVES THE BEST VALUES Jan. 24, 1900. TO MAKE NEW RECORD Cunarder Has Been, Fitted' Out With New Propellers Forward, Port and Starboard fWE DEAD AFTER FIGHT WITH THUGS Highwaymen Kill Three When Hard Pressed Turn Revolvers on Themselves ENTIRE BLOCH- fifUeTjET, 12 ST BEETS STAMP TOGETHER May Prevent Powers Leaving America Out in Making Naval War Rules- STORE CLOSES AT B.30 IV M.

See Our Pre-Inventory Clearance Ad on Last Page of This News Section Second Week of Our In Battle on Streets of Suburb of London More Than Twenty Are Wounded England Agreed to Principles and Then Departed From Them After Going Into Conference Subway Floor Subway Floor Discount Sale of J.O.NDOX, Jan. '23. Five persons are dead and more than twenty others are in a at Walthamtmv. a suhiirh of Art Wares CMma9 Gla At 50, 33V39 259 20, 15, 10 Off Marked Prices LIVERPOOL, Jan. 23.

The officials of the Cunard Steamship Company are hoping for a new record by the Maure-tania, which sailed from here at five o'clock this afternoon for New York. The Mauretania has been completely overhauled in flie past nine the principal improvement effected being the addition of two new propellers, which leads to the expectation that she will outdo the Lusitania's performances. Efforts are being made to withhold information regarding the propellers, which are known to be different from these of the Lusitania. The new propellers on the Mauretania have been placed forward, port and starboard. They differ from the two after propellers in that they have four blades instead of three.

The weight of each is eighteen tons, whereas those aft weight twenty-two tons each. They are made of solid manganese bronze. The new arrangement, two propellers working close in and two outside at a distance of eighty feet, is expected to improve the equilibrium of the steamer in addition to the speed record. Among the passengers are Earl Morley, who is going to Canada to visit Earl Grey, the Governor General of the Dominion; Lord Ashburton. Brieadier General Sir Henry Seymour Rawlinsori, General Sir Thomas KelhTvenny, J.

Bruce Ismay. chairman of the White Star Line, and Count De Polignsc. -9- LICENSE LAW UPHELD Connecticut Supreme Court Jndge Says May Restrict, Not Stop, Liquor Sale NEW HAVEN. Jan. 23.

The law under which licenses to sell intoxicating liquors are granted in Connecticut is upheld by the Supreme Court of Errors in a decision just handed down. The test was made by the Prohibitionists of the State through appeal of one Morrell, of (Jreenwieh. who acted as a citizen niereiy in objecting to the granting by the County Commissioners of a license in Greenwich. Chief Justice Haldwin, who wrote the opinion, says that while the Bible whieh stood for a rule of politieal government LONDON, Jan. 23.

It has been suggested by the Continental delegation, in view of the inability of the International Naval Conference as at present constituted to agree on some of the most vital questions, that an effort be made to draw up a code of naval warfare for the great powers, exclusive of America, on whom the Continental delegates place the blame for the deadlock which has been reached. Thus far there has been no formal discussion of this suggestion, but it has been the subject of general conversation among the delegates, some of whom profess to consider it practical. Others, however, see in it many difficulties, the greatest of which is the attitude Japan would take toward it. The Japanese representatives, like the Americans, continue to hold to their original opinion on questions such as "continuous voyage" and on the definition of contraband, and those best informed say that if America is eliminated from the conference Japan Avill follow her. Have Not Stopped Work The possibility of the conference again reaching a working basis was said by one of the delegates to be a little better today, but it still was not bright enough to say that it was probable.

The delegates continue to busy themselves with technical subjects while awaiting the call of England for another plenary session, which, until the present crisis arose, was held three times a week. It was thought that the next plenary session might be convened next Monday, "mil up to the present the arrangements for Monday consist of two committee meeting" similar to those held on Friday. Tints, while the crisis continues, work, which will be useful if the conferences go on, is being done by these optimistic ones who are still hopeful, and who are looking forward to the return to London of Sir Edward Grey on Monday. With the head of the Foreign Office on the T-iondon, as the result cf a sensational attempt made today by two Italians at highway robbery. The Italians were run down and surrounded by a posse and finally committed suicide.

Three of their victims, including a policeman and a boy, are dead. Two policemen and three boys are among the wounded. Plamird TloIJer- si II yen so The Italians had been employed in a rubber factory, but having been discharged, they planned to revenge themselves on their employers. They lay in wait near the factory and seized a bag of money containing the week's pay 01 all the hands. They then started on a mad dash down the street.

The police were summoned and started in pursuit in a motor car. As they approached the Italians the robbers opened lire with automatic pistols on their pursuers. A number of men and boys on the street were shot down before they could recover from their surprise and get to cover. The Italians kept ahead of the automobile until they came up with a trolley car. This they boarded, and, making their way to the front platform, forced the driver, at the point of their revolvers, to throw on full speed.

The car went thundering lown the track with the I'olice automobile still in pursuit. Killed Themselves "Wlacn Hard Pressed At a point near Tottenham Marshes the Italians made the motorman slow down, and, jumping from the car, they sought a position in the marshes for their last stand. By this time the police had been joined by several hundred laboring men. Together the pursuers advanced ti'ion the The first week of our first half-yearly discount sale brought us a response that would have been gratifying if the sale had been z. well-established event instead of an entirely new undertaking.

It proved that the people of Philadelphia have confidence in the Snellenburg store and know that when we announce an unusual offering they can depend on its being unusual. No one who came to this sale was disappointed because everyone found here exactly what we stated almost our entire stocks of This photoaraph was found in the sand on the beach at Fen wick Island. among the wreckage washed ashore from the ill-fated schooner Adeline Town-send on January 13 and 14. Dinnerware, Open Stock China, Do- PRAISE AMERICAN SINGERS mestic and Gut Glass. Li a 9 fzffy? fvii by the American, Japanese and English delegates before the representatives of the other powers reached Ixmdon.

ltear Admiral Charles H. Stockton and Professor George Grafton Wilson, of Brown University, the American delegates to the conference, have not divulged what, if any, instructions they have received, and they appear to be simply waiting for the reassembling of the conference to see what those differing from them have to offer. If any reasonable concessipns come from the other side it is possible, although the delegates will not ay so, that America has something which she considers not vital to suggest in return. Statuary, Bronzes Iii 1 i before statute law was enacted condemns Bric-a-Brac roobers, the police the van. lite Italians were surrounded and hard pressed.

Thev saw their position was hopeless, and Those in Grand Opera at 'oven ORrdpn AVell Received LONDON, Jan. Ii3. The American singers who have ben appearing in grand opera at Covent Garden have taken more than their share of the laurels, and the critics have treated them most kindly. Mrs. Saltzmann-Stevens.

in her part as Brunhilde, has evoked the most enthusiastic praise. The Morning Post says of her: "No singer, either English-speaking or foreign, in late years has played this part with such intensity of power and tra zedy." The Daily News says that her presentation of the part was the greatest since that of Ternina. Mrs. Rachel Frease Green, the American soprano; Francis Macl-iennan and Florence East on also have received flattering praise. on sale at a straight discount ranging from 10 to 50 from the marked if I after the exchange of a few shots thev i i inrncu ineir weapons upon memseives and committed suicide.

the use and sale of liquor, the colonial laws as far back as 1(513 recognized the ricbt of a constituted power to give licenses for sale of "stroiisT waters." It is idie claim that the franiers of the constitution understood or intended that anything contained in it should he regarded as prohibiting altogether the licensing of the liquor business. The State may properly restrict a business if unregulated, to public morals or security, by the requirement of large license fees. prices. Tomorrow we start the second week of the sale and the opportunity will be just as inviting as it was last week, for we've increased the discount on many of the goods. No prices are changed.

The goods are marked at the same low prices that prevailed here throughout the season. You can make your selection and get the discount as indicated below. spot to see ior himselt how dangerously near to a complete wreck is the conference which he called, some delegates believed that a further determined effort will be made to pull the gathering together. The task of the Foreign Secretary, however, is most difficult. Limit to American Concession America, so far as can be learned, has announced that she has reached the limit of concession granting, and that any i overtures must come from the other side.

1 Japan is standing: solidly beside America. Bubonic Plague in Ecuador iUA Ecuador, Jan. There have been fifteen new cases of bubonic plague in Guayaquil since January 1. Five of the patients have died, six have been cured and four still are in hospital. The plague has made its appearance at the Indian village of Tolte, near where there have been thirty-two cases since the first of the year, with over 00 per cent, of fatalities.

Lrynamite Blew Up Mayor's House ANDOAIN. Spain. Jan. 23. An explosion of dynamite here today destroyed the residence of the Mayor.

Neither the Mayor nor any member of his family was injured. Hughes Exchange Probe Stiil At It NEW YORK, Jan. 2... President Victor Ij. Zorn.

of the New York Fruit Exchange, ml 1'resideut George L. Ltren-necke. of the New York Cotton Exchange, were before the in vestign tion committee appointed ly Governor Hushes To in.piire into the conditions in the New York exchanges at today's session of the committee here. The commission sou slit from them information as to the methods of radius in their respective institutions. The session was an executive one and nothing was made public as to the line tnken by the inquisitors or the testimony jdven by the heads of the exchanges.

50 off on any of these articles Both of them are considerably surprised at the departures England is making from Yale Gets $7000 NEW HAVEN. Jan. 23. Throuzh the extim-tion of a life Interest Yale College has (nine into possession of the residuary estnte of about $imX of Dr. E.

W. Pien-e of Edgartown. who died some years ago. The university treasurer has lately received .40..0 as addition to the university extension and endowment fund, which "now amounts to Jealous Man's Double Crime EATON. Ohio.

Jan. 23. Walter Hen-drixson shot and instantly killed Marshal Weatherby today and then took his own life after" he had attempted to kill his wife. Jealousy is to hae been the cause. ner nisi one principles principles on which these three powers w-ere practical-i ly agreed before going into the conference, and which were under frequent discussion Royal Worcester Pottery-Royal Crown Derby Pottery Royal Doulton Pottery Satsuma Pottery MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Amphora Vases Mystic Shrine; E.

No 2. and all nthr societies with which he was connected, are invited. Sundav. 24th Inst. at 1 AI.

33 off on any of these articles Berlin Gold Mounted Pottery Royal Vienna Vases English China Plates Hand Painted Vases Sold by the dozen) Hand-Painted Vienna Plates Dresden Fruit Stands English Rock Crystal Bisque Figures and Groups English Pottery Vases Game and Fish Sets Royal Bonn Vases Decorated all Placques FOR EXAMPLE: TVpllti Vafi now marked $15.00 ro at $10.00 Vienna Plates now marked 28.30 fro at 19.00 Berlin Gold Ware now marked 7.75 goes at 5.16 Hand-painted Vases now marked 20. OO go at 13.34 Kngrlieh Rork Crystal Vases marked 10.00 go at 6.67 Decorated Tlacques now marked 20.00 go at 10.00 from h's late st. Interment On n-s'dence. 2113 South loth at Westminster Cemetery. Januarv 21.

IS'. ANNA M. aired 23 vears. Rela wife of Saniiie Rudolstadt Carved Ivory Teplitz Art Potter- Venetian Glassware English Decorated Glassware Sculptured Marble Busts. Statuettes and Groups Game and Fish Sets FOR EXAMPLE: V.allrath.

Vvillinm Simpson. K1hj-i1 YV Onirics Jr Antoni ISnslmell. t'larenee Miilinowskis. Funk. Iouis Albert, AcMuoo.

Giuseppe Nosuiichi. Anselo lVjrff. Lonis r. Ceorsp 'onjrliertjr. Alex.

.1 liobiliSOn, John JInC Smith. Barbara KeniTvlv. Margaret M. Katl.erine A. lipid.

ZiUinsk. Miehalina Stehr. Mabel W. Hnruke, Marra Klla Henbl: Lena V. Mish.

Anna Angelina Mills. Jessie Kthel M. Stelzner, Mandalena Katheriue Mary P. $5 to S60 so at $2.50 to $30 now marked $23.00 go at $12.50 now marked 51.00 goes at 50o now marked 3.00 go at $1.50 now marked P11.00 go at S5.50 Marble Busts Crown Derby Vases. Venetian Glassware Satsnma Vasfs Amphora Vae sister's residence.

Mrs Bridget Hendry. 3930 Wallace st. Solemn requiem mass at Cathedral at 9 A M. HF.CIiT.-On Januarv 22. 109.

WILLIAM HEC-IIT. In bis 5t year. Relatives and friends are invired to attend th funeral on Tuesjav at 12 nonn. from his late residence. irnfi Cumberland st.

Train leaves Huntingdon St Statb.n. at 1.43 M. Interment at Hillside Cemeterv. HKCKMVN. On January 22.

190ft. J-RANF IIECKAIAN. aged .17 years. Relailv-s anil friends are invited to attend the fujeral services, on Sunday, at 9.15 M. at his late residence.

3715 North ISth st. Interment tirlrate. HEFFERN AN. On Jan 22. 19os.

JAMES A HEFFERNAN. husband of the late 'atharine HeiTerman. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society of th Church of Our Mother of Sorrows: Court Monroe. No 275. of A.

and Relief Ass'n It Co. 44th and Jefferson sts division, ere ir.Tited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 7.00 A M. from the residence of his son-in-law. Thomas II Walker. 875 Fallon st.

West Philadelphia. High mass of requiem nt Church of Our Mother of Sorrows, at 1) A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. HELFER. On Jan 20.

1900. CATHERINE fnee McAvov). widow of the late Charles Heifer and "daughter of the late James and Catherine MeAvoy. Relatives and friends of family are respectfullv invited to attend tu-neraL on Monday morning at 7.30 o'clock, from her brother-in-law's residence. 929 Di1t t.

Mass at the Church of the Epiphany. lute-men nt Holy Cross Cemetrv. ILTNEH. On Januarv 22. 19C9.

JOSEPH H1LTNER. son of Henry and the late Mary Hiltner. aged 38 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, in Sundav. at 2 Nt, at the residence of his sinter.

Mrs. William Rauschar. 3313 Iiirrold St. Interment private. HOFFMAN.

Suddenly, on January 20. 19C9. FRANK HOFFMAN, husband of Emma Hoffman. Relatives and friemis re invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 170S Hth st. Interment private.

JENNINGS On 20. 1909. IDA A'lR-GINIA JENNINGS (nee Pearcel. wife of AVal-ter Jennings, aged f2 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Mondav at 1 M.

from residence of son-in-law. Henry Schneider. fi37 Jackson St. In-tenrienr at Evergreen Cemetery. JESSEN.

On January 20. 19C9. ALICE E. wife of Henry Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8.30 A AL fnm the reifienCe of her brother. -Mr Joseph White.

402 59th st. High mass of requiem at Our Lady of Rosary Church, at 10 A precisely. Interment at IIolv Cross Cemeterv. KAIN. On Januarv 23.

1909. MARY KAIN. widow of the late William Kaln. Relatives DAVENPORT. On Januarv 23, 1909.

MARTHA M. wife of Rojvrt Davenport, Jr. and of John and Ella F. Haines, aged 2S years. Relatives and friend are invited lo attend the funera! snr'i-es.

on Tuesday, at 2 at the residence of h-r husband. 1118 Morris st. Interment private. DTCNTZEL. Ou 20.

19C9. STAVE ADOLPH. husband of Mary DentTiel, aged C2 years. Relatives and friends, also Philadelphia Rifle Club. an invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 11 A M.

from his l-iie residence, 3iS41 Germantowa ave. Interment at Northwood Cemetery. January 21. MARY, wife of Harry Dickesou and daughter of James and the late Julia Mullin. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from ber father's resilience.

22G Clarion st. Solemn high mass of requiem at the Church of the Assumption at 10 A M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. DILLON. On Januarv 20.

1909 at her late residence. 40tJ Front st. MARY LARK IN. widow cf Daniel Dillon. Solemn requiem mass at St Joseph's Church, on Tuesday, at 9.30 A M.

DONATIVE. PATRICK DONAHUE, on Jan 21. 1909. beloved husband of Marv Donahue. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, from his laie residence.

2211 Oxford st. Tuesday morning. 7.3o. Solemn requiem high mass at St Elizabeth's Church. 25th and Berks, at 9 o'clock sharp.

Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. DoNEGAN. On Januarv 22. 1909. MARGARET DONEGAN.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 2S24 Master st. Hish mass at St FJizabeth'a Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. DOl'GHERTY.

On January 22, 1909. JAMES DOL'GHERTY, son of Ellen and the Iae Cornelius Dougherty. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 A from his parents' residence. 84-S North Markoe West High mass at Our Mother of Sorrows Church, at 10 A M. Interment, at St Dennis' Cemetery.

DIG AN. On January 22. 1909. MARY daughter of the late Edward and Hannah Dugan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesdav.

at 8.30 A M. from her late residence. 320' West Huntingdon st. Solemn reeuieni mass at St Edward's Church, at lo A M. Interment private.

DCTTON. on Januarv 23. 1909. THOMAS P. beloved husband of Sarah Dut-ton and son of Tiomas and Nettie A Dutton.

aged 23 years. The relatives and friends, also West Chester Lodge. Ji of and members of the Pennsylvania It Voluntary Relief Association, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of Oliver II Bair. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private, at Arlington Cecie- from resilience of her son-in-law.

Samuel IVtricb. 711 Kerlin st. Chester. iKdnware conTi'y. I'a.

Interment at Chester Rural Cemetery. UlKSt Jin 21. lWOD. SOPHIA I-widow of Charles Loecbe. accd 50 -ars.

Relatives and friends of also I-adies' Societv of Germania-Tum Verein. are re-M'ectfullv invited to atteud funeral services. Sunday at 2.3o o'clock, at her late residence. 284K Franklin st. lutermect private at Greencionnt Ceinotcrv.

LOWRY. On Jan 22. 19d9. BARBARA I.OWRY. Relatives a cd friend are inviled tk attend the funeral, hi Tuesdav.

at 1 AI. from the reidcuce of niiM'e. Martraret Percy. Harlan st. Interment at Mount Peace Cuieterv.

I.o CD EN SLAG ER. Snnddnlv Jan 2'. 19 9. at Atlantic itv, HENRY 'OUI'EnLvi son of Sophia and the late II Ijondnslager. The re'allves and friends of the f.imily are respei-tf invited to the liiii-'ra', on Monday afternoon, at 2.3 ck.

from hi- mother' rc-ideme. 1843 NorC.i 20th st. Interment private. LYNN. On January 22.

1909. BERNARD A. son of the late Dauiel and Sarah Lynn. Relatives and friends are invittd to attend the funeral. 011 Alond.iy.

at 7.3i A AI. from his late resilience, East Garfield st. High mass of requiem at St Frsucis of Assisi at 9 A AL Interment at New Cathedral Cemeterv. Ah CLOSKEY. On January 22.

1909. EDWARD McCLOSKEV. son of Edward and Nellie AlcCloskey. and grandson of Edward and the late Alary AlcCloskey aud the late John and Sarah Duffy, aged 7 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his parents" residence.

298; Tilton st (25th Interment at si Ann's Cemeterv. AIcCONNELU On January 20. 19X). ELIZABETH, daughter of the late Patrick and Ellen AIcCotiDcll. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited tj attend the funeral, on Alonday morning, at 7.3t) o'clock, from the residence of Jownh JlcCullough.

915 South Twentieth st. Solemn requiem mass at St Charles" at 9 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. AIcCORAilCK. On January 20.

1909. MARY, daughter of the late Patrick and Alary Aic-Cormiek. Relatives and friends, also St Augustine Sacred Heart Society, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Alonday. at S.3 A AI. from the residence of hr brother.

Mr Bernard AlcCoruiiefc. iSi West Girard ave. High mass at St Alalachi's Church, at li A AI. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. AIcCORAilCK.

Jan 22. 19(19. AIARY MCCORMICK, beloved wife of Charles Ali-Cormiok. aged 42 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, Alonday.

at 7 A AL from her late residence. Dreshef. Montgomery county Pa. High mass at Sr Anthony's Church, at 9 -A AI. Interment at St Anthony's Cemetery.

Ambler. Pa. AlcELWEE. On January 20. 1909.

JAAIES. husband of Ellen AIcElwee. Relatives and friends are invited to atteud the funeral, on Alonday. at 8.30 A AI. from his late residence.

2827 Edgniont st. Solemn requiem mass at St Ann's Church. 10 A AI. Interment at St Ann's Cemeterv. AIcILIIENNEY.

On January 21. 1909. JAAIES L. husband of the iate Alafv and son of the late Dr Joseph E- and Eliza Whi'e Alcll-henney. in his 80th year.

Relatives and friends 20 off on any of these articles Imported Steins Smoking Stands Pipes and Smokers Articles Rich Cut Glass Table Lamps Marble Pedestals Hall Lamps Decorated Bohemian Glassware Brass Jardinieres Brass Goods Gas and Electric Lamps Dresden China Umbrella Jars Candlesticks Hanging Domes FOR EXAMPLE: 25 off on any of these articles Chamber Toilet Sets Imported Jardinieres and Pedestals Real Vienna Bronzes French and German Bronzes Imported Jardinieres Decorated Japanese China Vases Italian Vases Silk-lined Work Baskets FOR EXAMPLE: now $2.00 to go at $1.60 now marked $2.50 to go at $2.00 marked to $50 goes at $4 to $40 now marked. $29.00 go at 16.00 now marked 5.00 go at 4.00 now marked 27.50 go at 22.00 Imported Steins Pipes Cut Glass Marble Pedestals Brass Jardinieres Hanging Domes DIED Jan 10O9. HENRIETTA AI.I.KN. widow of CJeorce A Allen anil daughter of the late Sarah and Charles Thaw, in her fotli year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesdav.

at 2 I' from Iter late residence. 492S Walton ave. Interment private. liKl.L. On January 2.

30(H), WALTER T.KLL. aged 75 years. Relatives and friends, Rising Star Ixdge. No 120, and A Miisonie Vet Asso: Amitv Lodge. No snd Snini Encampment, No 17.

I Philadelphia Typographical Society, and I.asr Man Brot of Hartford. Conn, are invited to attend the funeral, on Tnesdav. it 1 M. from his late residence. I21f South st.

Interment at Mount Peace Cemeterv. BERRY. 3. 1909. MARGARET BER-UY.

wife of the late Walter Berry. Relatives pud friends, and St. Charles' League of the Sacred Heart are invited to attend funeral, no Monday morning, at S.SO o'clock, from her late residence 1049 S. Dorrance st. Requiem Mass at St.

Charles' Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. BK'KLEY. At Quakertovn, Pa. 22.

GEORGE- BICKLEY. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral. Tuesday, 2li, at 12 noon, ttt his late home. Proceed bv train at 1.1(5 to Glenslde, liience bv 'carriages to Ivy Hill Cemetery. An wportunity to see the remains -will be given lij the cemetery chapel.

BIGGER. On January 22. 19O0. MARY widow of the late James Rigger. The rela-IIvpr and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence, 2TH19 Hamilton fct.

Interment at Mount Moriah Cemeterv. BLACK. January 22. SAMUEL BLACK. Sr.

beloved husband of Matilda Black, in his 74th year. Relatives and friend3 rt invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at his late residence. 2S24 Howard st. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. BOOZ.

On January 2:5. 19cp. ALBERT BOOZ, aged 74 years. Hue notice of the funeral will be given from his late residence, 1414 17th st. BOYLE.

On January 21. 1909. JAMES Fnn of the late Harry anil Catherine Boyle. Relatives and friends, also the members of John Fow flub of ihe 17th ward, are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at A M. from the resilience of his brother-in-law.

Joseph McCartney. 4804 Baltimore avenue. Solemn Rejulem Mass at St. Francis de Sales' Church, 47th and Springfield avenue, at 10 A M. precisely.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. CALLAHAN. On Januarv 23. 1009. GEORGE JOSEPH CALLAHAN, son of John and late Ie-lia Callahan, aged 2(5 years.

Relatives and friends, also Company I. of First Regiment, lire invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 8 o'clock, from his father's residence. No 847 Perkiomen st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Gesu, at 9.30 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

CHAMBERS. On Januarv 21. 1909, HERBERT L. husband of Ella Mav and son of Dawson E. and late Jennie Chambers, aged Pi) rears.

The relatives and friends, also Oualier City Lodge. 149. Brotherhood of Trainmen, and Schuvler Circle. Brotherhood of America, are invited to attend the funeral, cn Toilet Sets now marked $15.00 go at $11.25 Jardinieres now marked 18.00 go at 13.50 Pedestals now marked 20.00 go at 15.00 Vienna Vases now marked 38.50 go at 28.88 Bronze Figures now marked 8.50 go at 6.37 Japanese Vases now marked 25.00 go at 18.75 marked 2.50 goes at 2.00 marked 21.25 go at 16.97 and friends are Invited to attend funeral. Gold Engraved Glassware Electroliers Wednesday, at 8.30 A M.

from her late resi dence. 1004 Arizona si (Kith and lorn sts. Solemn requiem mass at St Edward's Church at lo clocK. interment U1Q uatneorai i em- etery. tive friends are Invited to attend the funeral service, on Alondav.

at 1 I pre-clselv. at her hiis'iand's residence. itmjS 21st st. Interment at Hillside Cemetery, via 2.34 A( triln. January 23.

19c9. WILLIAM MILHFRIN. Relatives and friend are Invited to attend the funeral. 011 Tuesday, at A Al. from his late residence.

The Fronfenac, Rroad and Oxford sis Solemn requiem m.i at St Alalachi's Church, at in A precisely. Interment at New Cathedral C'entetTv. MURPHY. On January 23. HANNAH, daughter of James and the late Hannah De-vin- tin ih y.

aged months 19 days. Relatives ami friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Alooday. at 2 I AI. froi.i her father's residence, 2112 Sears tt. Interment at Holv Cross O-meterv.

A1YEKS -Oo Jan 22, 19O0. CHRISTINA A MYERS, wife of Charles (nee Stnuti, aged vear. 1 he relatives aud friends of the family, alsi Warren Circle. Indies of the A R. are invited attend the funeral, on Tueslay aftenocn.

at 1 o'clock, from her husband's residence. 7022 Hegernian st. Taceny. Interment private, at Green AI'Kint Cemetery. NOTHNAGEL.

On January 2. I9ti9. DOROTHEA, daughter of the late George, and and Emilia aged 2i years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tee funeral, on Sundty. at 1.3 AL from her late residence.

1753 South AIolc st. Services at St J-ilm's Lutheran Church. Wharton st. Ik-Ioiv- C.th. 2.30 I AI.

sharp. Intermtut at Fernwood Cemetery. O'DONNELL. On Jan 21. 1909.

CATHARINE, wife of George O'Donnell and daughter of Hugh and tin late Anna O'Donnell. in her 42d year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Alondav, at A AL from' her late residence. 5C19 Race st. High mass at the Church of Our Ladv of Victorv.

Interment at St Denis' Cemetery PARKER. On Jan 21. 1909. FANNIE, wife pf the bite James Parker. Relatives and frieif's are invited to attend funeral services, on Monday at 2 AL at residence of her on-in-law.

Jofcn Litton, 5S14 Trinity place. Interment private. PA RTENH EI Al ER. At Aloorestown. J.

Jan 22. UnW), CAMPBELL I'A HTKA 11 ELM EH. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services. Tuesdeay afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his brother-in-'aw, 1316 2Uth st. Philadelphia.

Pa. Interment private, at AVoodlands Cemeterv. PEARCE. On January 23. 1909.

NELLIE B. wife of Walter Poaree. Funeral services on Tuesday, at 2 AI. at residence of her son, Ellis AI Pearee. 323 Winona ave, Germantown.

Interment private. PENDERGAST. On Jan 21. 1909. THOAIAS PEN ER A ST.

husband of Agnes Peudergast and son of the late Patrick and Ellen Pender-cast. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Alonday. at 8 A AI. from the residence of his cousin.

William Jovce. 3513 Bowman st. Falls of Schuylkill. High requiem mass at St Bridget's Church. Interment at Westminster Cemetery.

PL ATT. On January 23. 1909. CHARLES PLATT. Funeral services to be held at St James' Church.

cor 22d and AValnut Ms, on Tuesday. January 2(5. at 10.3d A Ai. Interment private. Kindlv omit flowers.

New-York and Boston papers please copv. PIERCE. On Januarv 23. 1909. EAIMA PIERCE, widow of Daniel Pierce.

Relatives and friends are iuvited to attend the funeral services, oa Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at her late residence. 2455 Stanley st (31st and York sts). Interment private, at Chelten Hills Cemetery. PORTER. On Januarv 21, 1909.

ALBERT H. beloved husband of Alice Porter. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday. Januarv 26. at 2 M.

at his late 227 North Darien st. Interment private, at Mount Vernon Cemetery. POYNTER. On January 23. 10C9.

JOSEPH POYNTER. in his 32d year. Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock precisely, at the residence of his father. Mr William I'oynter. 1330 13th st.

Interment private at Northwood Cemetery. Friends can view remains Alonday eveninj, from 8 to 10. PRATT. Iu Willistown township. Chester county.

on January 21. 1909. CHARLES PRATT, aged 78 years. Relatives and friends, also Mount Olive Lodge. No 375.

I F. are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 2 Al. at the residence of his sou, Edward Pratt. Manoa. Delaware county.

Interment at AVest Laurel Hill. Take West Chester trolley at 69th st station. REDAIOND. In Conshohocken on Jan 23. 1909.

CHARLES P. son of Alary and the late John Redmond. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, from residence of his Daniel Covle. Ward House Hotel, Elm and Poplar sts. Conshohocken.

High mass of requiem in St Matthew's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at St Alatthew's New Cemetery. EI CHERT. On Jan 22. 1909.

ANDREAS, husband of the late Christine Reichert (nee Arnold), aged tiO years. Relatives and friends. Cannstatter ATolksfest Verein. William Tell Lodge. No 33, are invited to attend the funeral, on Alondav.

at 1 from his daughter's residence, 2301 8th" st Interment private at Glenwood Cemetery 0 21. 1909. JAMES SAAIPSON, aged i7 years. Relatives and friends, also Alerldlan Sun Lodge. No 158 and A AI Fourth of Julv Lnds-e 111 are invited to attend the funeral services.

at his late residence. 15 off on any of these articles Dinner Sets and Open Stock Dinnerware Tea Sets French, Austrian Japanese Fancy China Decorated Gas and Lamp Globes 10 off on any of these articles Yellow and Stoneware for Kitchen Use Household Jars Rockingham Tea Pots Guernsey Cooking Utensils Pressed Table Glassware Colonial and Blown Glassware Nickel and Copper Chafing Dishes on Alonday. at 2 AI, 2943 West Girard ave. Alonument Cenietery- Mi'KRE. On January KEF.

husband of Marv Interment private at 23. 19i9, HENRY AIc- rery. VERM AN. Jan 22. 1909.

ANGELINE TJ EVERMAN, aged 73 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her brother, William AV Vmpsted. Wissahickon ave and Lincoln Drive. Interment private, at Leveriugtou Cemetery. Rox-borougli.

FENTON. On January 20. 1909. BRIDGET AGNES FENTON. wife of Robert Fenton and daughter of Mary and the late Michael Conlev.

aged 32 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8.30 A M. from the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr George Fink. 7146 Edmond st, Ta-cony. High mass at St Leo's Church at 10 A AL Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

FLANAGAN. Jan 22. 1909. ELI, EN FLANAGAN (nee Loguel. widow of late Robert Flanagan.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her late residence. 2922 Richmond st. Solemn requiem mass at the Nativity Church, at 10 A precisely. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. FLEMING.

On January 22. 1909. ALBERT FLEMING, aged 4S years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of Oliver Bair, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private.

GALATN. On January 21. 1909. MICHAEL AicKee. Relatives ami friends, also Division No 67.

A 1 1, and St Art Lamp Shades Cuspidors VVdumba's Altar Society, are invited to atteud the funeral, on Wednesdav morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence. 2522 Lehigh ave. Solemn requiem high mass at St Colnniba's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. AIcLAUGHLIN.

On January 21. 1909, ROSE A AIcLAUGHLIN (nee Conwelli. wife of John Alcljaughlin. Relatives and friends are-invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8 A AI, from her husband's residence, southwest corner Twenty-eighth and Annln sts. Solemn mass of requiem at St Anthony's Church, at 9.30 A M.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. AlcXA CHOL. At Philadelphia. Pa. on Jan 23.

1909, A1ARGARET, daughter of Johu and Alartha AleXachol. aged 24 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Alonday. Jan 25. at 2.30 AI.

from the residence of Isaac Bovd. 50 Holland ave. Ardniore. I'a. Interment at Lutheran Cemeterv.

Ardniore. AleNALLY. jan 21. 1900. JAAIES- Mc-NALLW husband of Catharine McNally.

of County Longford. Ireland. Relatives and friends friends, also memiiers of the Tanners Society. No 1. and the X.wth Broad St No 1 Improved Beneficial Society, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 1 at termentn rivate.

at Ureenmount Cemetery. SCliriUt. On January i3. AXDUKAS SCHLltli. husband of Mary Sehurr (nee Haf- KELLY.

Jon 22. 1909. ANNIE KELLY, daughter of Bridget and the late Joseph Kelly. Relatives and friends, also AI Sodality of St Elizabeth's Church and the Ladies' Auxiliary. Division No 8.

of the A H. are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 8.30 A M. from her mother's residence. 1817 Taylor st (Ridge and ATontgomery avesi. Solemn requiem mass at St Elizabeth's Church, at 10 A M.

Interment at New Cathedral Cemeterv. KIEFER. On January 23. 1909. ANNIE KIEFER (nee Hafner).

wife of George I J. Kiefer. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 M. at her late residence, 234 Wensley st (near 2d and Ontario stst. Interment private.

KILBRIDE. On Jan 22. 1909. MARY KILBRIDE, widow of Frederick Kilbride, daughter of the late Thomas and Alary Nunan Dunn, of Weatherly. I'a.

Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, from her la to residence. 1223 10tn st. Solemn high ma.es of requiem at the Church of the Geea. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. KR A Al ER Suddenly, on Jan 23.

1909. EDWARD L. beloved husband of Pauline Kramer (nee Koenig). in his 33d year. Due notice of the funeral will be given from his late residence.

3042 Lawrence st. KUNKEL. On January 21, 1900, CAROLINE Kl'NKEL (nee Rasmann), widow of John Kunkel. aged 77 years. Relatives and friends are iuvited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 2 AI.

at the residence of her son-in-law. Charles Burkley, 2046 East Dauphin st. Interment private. LARKINS. On Jan 20.

1909. MENIS PETER husband of Edla Katerinn Larkins. The relatives and friends: also Melita Lodge. No 19. Shield of Honor, and employes of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company, of Sixth and Lehigh ave, are invited to attend the funeral services on Sunday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, at his late residence, 838 4Cth 6t.

Interment at Mt Moriah Cemetery. LASSALLE5. On January 21. 1809. JOSEPH, husband of the late Henrietta Lassalle.

aged 88 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Alonday at 3 M. at his late residence. 857 Perkiomen st (18th and Poplar). Interment private.

LESLIE. At Trenton. on Januarv 22. 19(9. WILLIAM LESLIE.

The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father-inrlaw. South, near State Hospital. Trenton, J. on Alonday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Ewing.

J. Cemetery. LETHERBURY. Jan 22, 1909, ELIZABETH LAURENCE LETHERBURY. widow of William Letherbury, aged 91 years and 6 months.

Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Dr Aldrleh. 1645 Broad st. Remains can be viewed Sunday evening, after 7 o'clock. Interment private, Monday afternoon. LETTS.

On Jan IS. 1909. CHARLES F. beloved husband of Ella Letts (nee Jaiser). nfn.

aseu oii vears. iuiaiiv mm also the memlrs of the German-American Yearlv Ileneficia! Society. Fortuna Yearly Keneficj.il Society, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 1 from his late resiuence. North 3d st. Interment at Northwood Cemetery.

SHKPPARI. On January 21. 1009, KMILY FITHIAN SHEPPARD. Relatives and friends are iuvited to attend the funeral a i 1 4 Al a htT lntl reSi- GALATN, husband of Margaret Galvln. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Philadelphia Reading Railway Company Relief Association and all other organizations of which he was a member, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tnesday morning at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence.

2630 Tulip st. Solemn requiem mass at St Ann's Church, at 10 A M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. GILLESPIE. On January 21.

1909. FRANK GILLESPIE, beloved husband of Annie Gillespie (nee Julligan). in his 44th vear. Relatives and friends, also Court Columbia. -F of are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesdav.

Jan 2(. at 7.3o o'clock, from his late resfdence, Titan st tlyth and Wharton stsv. Solemn high mass of requiem at St Charles' Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. GIA'EN.

On January 23, 1909, HARRY FOSTER GIA'EN. in his 44th year. Relatives and friends, also and of H. and the. and International, are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday, at 3 I at his late residence.

5S44 Arch st. Interment at Fern- dence. 120 Fast C.orsras lane. Mount Airv. WILLIAMS.

At the Masonic Home, on Jan-nary. 23. 19K). MARTIN II WILLIAMS. In the 'SOth year of his on.

Relatives ani friends, also Washington I-odge. No 59. and A M. are invited to attend the funernt. on Tuesday, at 2 M.

from the Home. 33.13 North Broad st. Interment at Fernn oud Cem etery. WIMER. Jan 22.

1909 WILLIAM WI-MER. aged 83 vears. Relatives ajid friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. 1120 46th st. Interment priva.e.

at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers. WOOD. On Jarjusry 23. 1900.

THOMAS WOOD, son of John and Mary A ood. Relatives and friends are invited to "'tend the funeral service, on Tuesday. Jannary -0. 19O0. nt 11 A precisely, at his late residence.

1218 Broad St. InterTTt-nt -rivate. WOOD. On Jan 23. 1909.

GEORGE! WOOD, aged 56 vears. Relatives and friends of family, also Enterprise Lodge. No 12. A also FA-eninc Star Couneil. No A Marine Engineers Association, No 13.

are invited to attend funeral services. TuesdH.v afternoon. Jar i2. at 2 clock, st his late residence. C37 State st.

Camden. Interment private. Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may view the remains Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. ZELLERS.

On Jan 20. 1909- at Atlantic. Citv. ALBERTA, daughter of the lat John and Louisa "n'1 friends are invited to 'L on Monilav, Jnn 25. at 1.80 M.

at office of Heorv RhurtleiT. 34 40th St. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM AGER In remembrance of my dear GEORGE A AGER. who departed this life January 24.

1908. "A pitlent sufferer at rest." BELOVED WIFE AD BABY. orTESTA. In fond memory of our dear mother ELIZABETH P. QUESTA.

who de-uarted this life Januury 24. 1907. Pa. Interment private. bku SmElT-Jlm 21.

1909.. MARTHA SHIELS graduate nnrse of the Women's Homeopathic Hospital and dauebter of Marcaret and toe late William Shiels. of Crewehouse Masthera. Countv Perry. Ireland.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday klternoon, at 2 o'clock nrec.sely. from the residence of her sister. Mrs Eohert Graham. 2022 Cambria st. Interment private, North- imeierrV.

r.T.Tp-r. it Sunday, at 2 I from ins late residence. 14o2 North Frazler st 5lilh and Master). Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. COIJXY.

On January 21. 1909. REBECCA wife of I) Colony. Relatives and friends lire invited to HU'iid the funeral services, on Monday, the inst. at 11 A precisely.

Rt the residence of her cousin. Daniel II Jiarnes. 17C 2Srh st. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. COL-TON.

On January 19. 1909. EDWARD J. husband of Helen Colton. Relatives and friends, also survivors Company B.

29th Reef. Pa Volunteers: Fast End Republican Club, employes of City Hall and al! rtranizations of hieh he was a member are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, nt 2 M. from his Irte residence. 1744 13th st. lutermeDt at Northwood Cemetery.

COMER FORD. On Thursday. Januarv 21, 1909. MARY, widow of the late Martin Com-erford and sister of the Rev Wall, of Holmesburg. Pa.

Funeral on Monday, at 8.30 A M. from her late residence. 3Sth st. Solemn reiuiem mass at St Agatha's Church nt- lO A M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Kelatives and friends are invited to attend, COOPER. On Jan 21. 1909. CATHERINE, widow of William Cooper, late of 1127 Vine St. Relatives and friends of family are re-spectfullv invited to attend funeral, on Monday morning nt 7.39 o'clock, from 325 19th t.

Mhs-s at the Church of the Assumption at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. COPK. At Wrightstown. I'a.

on January 21. 1909. ABRAHAM COPE, aged 71 years. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late resideuce. on Mon-flav.

January at 11 o'clock, without further notice. The 8.18 train from Reading Terminal connects with trolley at Wycombe. Interment private in Dcylestown Cemetery. CRAM1I.EY.-Un Jan 22. 19 9.

EDMUND. Foil of Thomas and the late Rose Crandley and grandson of the late Hugh and Margaret Bradv. r.ged 21 years. Relatives and friends of family, also the Assumption A Society, are respeel fully invited to attend funeral. ff.

Wednesday morning at 8.30 A M. TOZIR-Od January 21. 1909. JAMES H. beloved husband of ELIZABETH A TOiSAR.

aited 65 years. The relatives and friends, also employes of the city Bureau of Water, are Iuvited to attenil the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, af 3 o'clock, at his late residence. 6H47 Keedlaud st. Interment at Fern-wood Cemetery. VAN DUSKN.

On January 22. 1909. MAGGIE VAN UCSEX, beloved wife of Harry Van Ilufpn and daughter of Andrew and the late Matilda Dean and granddaughter of the late Thomas Jane Rodcers. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her husband's residence. 2552 Memphis st.

To proceed to Cumberland Street Church Vault. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Body may be viewed on Tuesday evening. VAN INWEGEN. On January 22.

1919, SUSAN VAX JNWBGBN, widow of William Van Inwegen. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, at her late residence, 2067 Birch st. Interment private at North. Cedar HiU Cemetery. VAUGHN.

On Jan 22, 1909. GERTRUDE wife of Isaac Vaughn, aged 75 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 2 M. from the residence of her son-in-law. Charles Downs, C32 37th st.

Interment at Cemetery. WEAVER GORMLKT. On January 20. 1909 REBECCA WEAVER GOKMLEY, aged 04. mother of Lillian McClaln (nee Weaver).

Relatives nnd friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 9 WEBB. On January 21. 1909. HARRIE. wife of the late Dr.

Joseph Webb. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services. Monday, nt 2 precisely, at her late residence. No 2436 West Norrls st. Interment private, at West Laurel Hill, at her late residence.

909 Belmont ave. Interment Lancaster. Pa. WFJBEU. On January 19.

190S. ROBERT WHBBH, beloved husband of Julia Weber nee Brant). Relatives and friends, also members of Passyunk Tribe. No 13t. Im M.

and McLaughlin Grotto. No 13. Sons and Daughters of Aecanum Ark. nnd Brotherhood of Chandelier and Metal Workers, and employes of Lloyd Garrett, are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at I M. at his late residence.

104 Louis ave. East Lansdowne. Delaware county. Ta. Interment at Fern wood Vault.

WILKIE. On Jan 22. 1909. PHILIP II. husband of Theresa Wllkie.

aged fi5 years. Relatives and friends are invited to ntteud the funeral, on Monday, at 3 M. from His late residence, 4549 Ice it. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. late 'Mary' A Smith7 aped 68 rear" The 'relatives and, friends also Mantua Council.

i'A'th wood cemetery. GOODHART. On Januarv 18. 1909. GEORGE E.

beloved husband of Ida Goodhart In his 57th year. Relatives and friends, also the Hiawatha Tribe. No 36. I rolicemen of the EJghth district and the members of the Philadelphia Pension Fund, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday. 24th inst.

at 1 precisely, from hi late residence. 2413 South Benl ah st (Seyenth and Rfrner). Interment at Northwood Cemetery. GRAY. On Jan 21.

1909. EDWARD GRAY. latives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services, on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock preciselv. at his late residence. 2407 -Howard 6t.

interment private. HARRIS. On January 22. 1909, SAMUEL l.eloved husband of Ella Harris, aged 37 vears. Ward Republican Club, and employes of Bureau of Lighting, and all other organizations of which he "vas a member, are invited to attend funeral services, on Monday afternoon at are invited to attend the funeral, luesuay morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence.

2039 St Alban's st. Solemn requiem mass at St Charles' Church, at lO o'clock. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. MAGAZINER. On the 22d inst.

HENRY AIAGAZINER. 72 years. Relatives and friends, also Chevra Biknr Cholim, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 2 Al, from his late residence. 908 Franklin st. Interment at Chevra Bikur Cholim Cemetery.

MALONE. On tin 19th day of January. 19O0. WILLIAAI H. beloved husband of Adalaide Alalouc.

and son of the late Frank and the late Rosina Malone. Relatives ond friends and the employes of Henry Green and Park Yearly Beneficial Society are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late residence. 2710 Dover st. Interment private, at American Mechanic Cemetery. MASON.

Near Masonville. J. on Jan 22 1909. JOHN W. husband of Sarah Alason.

aged 83 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Monday. Jan 25. at 2 P. M.

at his late residence, near Alason-ville. J. Services at Masonville FJ Church at 2.30 51. AIIGONE: January 18. 1909.

FRANK. MI-GONK. 1139 Passyunk ave. aged 76 vears. Relatives and friends.

also Societa Union Frateilanza. are invited to attend the funeral, on Alonday morning, January 25, at 7.30 o'clock, from residence, 1139 Passyunk ave. Sacred high mass at Lady of Good Counsel. 8th and Christian sts. Interment at New Cathedral Cemeterv.

AIILLIA1AN. Derarted this life on Jan 2 1909. at 6.15 AI. HELEN A A1ILLIAIAN aged 67 years. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral services, on Monday evening.

Jan 25. at 8 o'clock, from her late resideuce. in Parkland Heights. Interment private. Sonier-ton Hills Vault.

AIINTZER. On Januarv 19. 1909. EDWIN FORREST AIINTZER. husband of Emily Mint-sser (nee Sheineld).

Funeral, to which the relatives and friends, William B. Schnider. No 419. and A Harmony Chapter. No 62; Mary Cemmandery, 36.

Order of ine Jiyrtie wreath Lodfp, No 61. of 2 cloCK. at line ic-iu st (52d and Walnut sts). Interment West; iycurgua 1. 0 of S.

are invited minster-Cemetery. ueuisms on Sunday evening. SNYDER. On January iwj, SNYDER, aped 85 years. The relatives and Relatives and friends, also the membeYs of John Armstrong Council, No 130.

Jr A Washington Camp. No 3, of Peshkewah Tribe, No 220, Imp OHM: Brotherly Iwe Court. of 18th Ward Union J. A. AND F.

I Repnt-liean Club and the. employes of Ford i auvim iul- luiicmi, on afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his sou' James Sampson. 1233 2Sth st. Interment Lafayette Cemetery. luiermtnr.

SCHLTXDWEIX. At Riverside. Jan "2 19(l. AIARY SCHLIXDWEIN, beloved wife of John Schlindwein and daughter of Louis Sophie Lenherr. in her 24th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, Monday afternoon, at. 2 o'clock at Tier Parents' residence, Fillmore st Riverside nterment at Riverside Cemeterv. Remains' can be viewed Sunday evening, from 7 till 10 o'clock. SHEPPARD. On January 21.

1900 EMILY FITHIAN SHEPPARD Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Sunday, at 4 AI precisely, at her late residence, 120 Gorgns st. Interment private Bridgeton papers please copv. SCHICK. On January 21. 1909.

CHRISTIAN, beloved husband of Caroline Schick (nee Schmidt), in his 71st year. Kelatives and aged 47 years. Relatives and frieuds, also Second Regiment. Pa. Company Old Guard Infantry Corps National Guard of the Secoud Regiment Infantry.

Philadelphia Fire Department. Philadelphia Fire Department Relief Association. Company Truck No 2. Philadelphia Fire Department- of I A. Active Council.

No 617: Neshaminy Tribe No 23. Improved Order Red Men: Court mericus. No 57. Foresters of America, and Provident Yearly Beneficial Society. First Ward Republican (Tub.

and Fire Insurance Patrol, are invited to attend funeral, on Sunday at 1 M. from his late residence. J53 Mifflin St. Interment woixl Cemetery LEWIS. On First month.

19o9. SRA A widow of the late Isaac Lewis, aged 77 years. Relatives and friends of fnmily are invited to attend funeral, on Third day (Tuesday). First month 29th. 1909.

1.30 CEMETERY LOTS friends or tne lamny are to attend the funeral, on Monday at dock, from the residence of her Kranddauirhter. Mrs Horace Stov. 3501 Twpshore st. Tacoay. Interment private at Mt Peace Cemetery.

January 23. 1009. DBANIE G. wife of Georce Ij Stubbs. Due notice of the funeral will be given, from her late residence.

1718 10th st. TI E.MANN. On January 21, 1909. TIKMANN. husband of CJjtharlno Tiemann (nee Flinnt and son of the late William and Sophia Tiemann.

Relatives and friends, also Point BreeZe Harmony Social nnd employes of Retail Grocers Assn. are invited to attend funeral, en Monday roorninrr. at 8..0 clock, from his late residence. 10124 Emily ft. High requiem mass at the Epiphany Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. f'oru Ins late resiuence. iii.i J.ranuywine st. Sclemii reuuiem mass at the Church of the Assumption at 10 A M. Interment at Holy CJoss Cemetery.

Suddenly, on January 21. THOMAS. husbMid IJiidg'l Curian tnee B. 'Relatives und friends are invited t.i attend the funeral, on Monday, at A M. from the residence of his brother.

Frank Cun-n. JM 3f.th High mass at St AgMtbu'f Church, at A M. Interment at fet Denis' Cemetery. if miners a are mvireq to attend the funeral services, on Wednsday, January at 1 M. at his late residence.

2005 ilemphis st. To proceed to the. Palmer Cemetery A'ault. HEARX. Suddenly, on Jan 22.

1909. nt 1720 Callowhiil st. JOHN, son of the late Michael and Bridget Ilearn. RelatlveH nod frieuda of fnmily. also Cathedral A Society and all othr socletien of which ni a member, are reapectfiilly invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday morning at 7.30 A M.

from his l-OIt SALE-HILLSIDE CEMETERY LOT, reasonable. Meley, 432 Market Camden, N. J. MOUNT MORIAH OEMKTERY LOT. CHEAP for immediate K-135, Inquirer office..