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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1915 STORE OPENS DAIL.T 8.30 A. 31. AND CLOSES AT 5.30 P. M. -UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE $2 Fine All-Wool vidual.

Cheaper postage "on lJcal delivery letters would aid small and large business without detriment to the indi-justify the government in taking the step. And in all other wavs the gov FREE OF CHARGE HATS TRIMMED Market Filbert ONE YELLOW TRADING Mail Orders Filled PURCHASE Values Not Excelled in Any Other Sale $1 $1.25 Kid Gloves, 85c women's Two-clasp. Three-row backs. white, tan and gray, aiso wnite witn black or black with white backs. Women's Washable Pique Kid $1.50 Gloves, $1.10 sand and putty.

One clasp. Men's $1 Gauntlets, 59c and unlined father. Elsendrath'3 "Asbestol" brand. Fin Floor, South GLOVE Suitings 5U Ins. Wide Handsome and attractive fabrics of unusually fine quality for suits or separate coats.

Come in navy, brown, green and gray two-tone mixtures. First Floor, South ft WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $2d and $30 Fur-Trimmed Suits $32.50 Goats Bought From Two of Our Largest Suppliers. A Sale Whose Phenomenal Values Are Highly Characteristic of the Wonderful Economies Offered in Our Salons of Women arid Misses' Outer Apparel. 1 Seven hundred and fifty Group 2 Six hundred swagger Eighth Seventh STAMP WITH EVERY 10c ALL DAY Phone Orders Filled Winter top coats in variety of the most attractive fashions shown this year. They Are Made of Fine Warm Scotch and English Mixtures, Rich American Coatings, Dressy Seal Plushes Corduroy In black, blue, green, brown and lovely indefinite mingles of color practical and good-looking for motoring, traveling and general utility.

These are three-quarter and full-length fashions with jaunty belts at side, back or front, ornate buttons, raglan sleeves, bands or snug big collars of natural raccoon. And other plain, mannish coats. Many are lined throughout with yarn- dyed satin, and all are practical coats for mid-Winter wear. One is shown. on Any of These Special Items FLOOR White, Lined smart tailored suits eloquent fashion's last word in Winter styles.

Hard-Tvjilled, Durable Serges, Fine Poplins, Garbardines, Broadcloth staple black and navy blue, lovely shades of catawba, battleship gray, green and African brown. jackets are cut on Russian Cossack lines, with belt, full and Chin-Chin or military collars. Also some plain, conservative styles. vast majority of these suits are fur-trimmed. Quite a few braid trimmings, others are fin OTP 1 atives and friends of family are respectfully Jnvited to attend funeral, on Wednesday, at 8.30 A.

from her late residence, 735 De Kalb st. (37th and Fairmount West Philadelphia). Solemn requiem mass at St. Aeatha's Church, at IO A. M.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. DECHERT. Suddenly. Oct. 14.

1915 at his residence. 3930 Walnut HENRY TAYLOR DECHERT. aeed 56 vears. Funeral services on Mondav. at 2 P.

at the Church of the Saviour. 38th st. above Chestnut st. Interment private. West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

De SYLVA. Oct. 16. 1915. PEARL daughter of late Aueusta and Sara De Kylva.

aeed 24. Remains may be viewed at her late residence. 120 N. Edsewood Tuesday from 6 to 7 P. M.

High mass at St. Acnes: Church. West Chester. Oct. 20.

9 30 A. M. Interment strictly private. Oakland Cemetery. DEV'ER.

Oct. 16. 1915. JOHN, son of Alice (nee Green and late John Dover. Relatives and friends, also Court William Penn.

No. 31. F. of are invited to attend funeral. Wednesday.

8.30 A. from his mother's residence. 2909 Melvale 6t. Reauiem mass at Church of the Nativity. 10 A.

M. Interment St. Ann's Cemeterv. DOYLE. Oct.

17. 1915. MARTIN husband of Annie M. Doyle. Relatives and friends, also Journeymen Bricklayers' 1 are invited to attend funeral.

Wednesday, at 8 A. from his late residence. 617 S. 27th st. Solemn high mass of requiem at St.

Anthony's Church, at 9. So A. M. Interment New Cathedral Cemeterv. DOYLE.

Oct. 17. 1915. LAURA D. wife of John E.

Doyle, and dauchter of E. R. and Henrietta Crane. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Wednesday, at IO A. at her parents' residence.

1036 Pine Darby. Interment at Mt. Zion Cemetery. Oct. 15.

1915. BRIDGET ANN. wife of William L. Duairan. aeed 54 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Wednesday. 8.30 A. from late residence. 705 Walnut Darbv.

Solemn reauiem mass at Church of the Blessed Virein Marv. at 10 A. M. Iuteroient iiulv Cross Cemetery. Dl'NN.

Oct. 16. 1915. MARGARET, wife of Thomas Dunn, asori 71 rears. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services.

otj Tuesday, at 3.15 P. at her late residence. 859 E. Chelten Germanrown. Interment private, at Chelten Hills Cemetery.

EDMANDS. At his late residence. 1815 Green on Oct. 17. 1915.

JOHN EDMANDS. azed 95 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesday, at 4 P. at Central Congregational Church. ISth and Green sts.

Kindly omit flowers. EISIXGER. Suddenly. on Oct. 17.

1915. WILLIAM husband of Mary A. Edsiuer nee Schieklinei. Relatives and frieurls. aTso Peifer Yearly Beneficial Society and Kensington Y'early Beneficial Society.

No. 2, are invited to attend funeral, on Wednes-dav. at 8.30 A. from his late residence. 14S Pollard st.

Hih mass at Church of Immaculate Conception, at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. EVANS. Oct.

16. 1915. ANNA dauzhter of late Charles G. and Rebecca S. Evans, aged 66 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesdav. at 2 P. at her late residence. SO Walnut Haddonfield. N.

J. Interment private. Friends may call Monday evening. EYERING-HAM. Suddenly, on Oct.

16. 1915. GEORGE beloved husband of Imoeene Everingham inee Swaine), aeed 68 years. Relatives and friends of family, also all societies of which he was a member. a-e invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesdav.

at P. at liis late residence. 216 Oakland Audubon. N. J.

also services and interment at Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, on arrival of train lenvinz Camden. Eead-ine Railwav. Wednesday. 9 A. Jl.

FINN. Oct. 15. 1915. RICHARD husband of Marv A.

Finn mee McManugi. Relatives nnd friends, also employes of Wil-iam H. Horn are invited to attend funeral, on Tnesdav. at 8.30 A. from his brother's residence.

616 N. American st. Solemn reouiem mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception, at 10 A. M. IutermeEt at Cathedral Cemetery.

FLAHERTY. Oct. 15. 1915. MARGARET, wife of late Patrick Flaherty.

Relatives and fiiends are invited to attend funeral. Tuesdav A. from her late residence. 915 Gravs Ferrv ave. Solemn reauiem mass at St.

Anthony's Church, at 9.SO A. M. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery. Automobile funeral. FOLEY.

Oct. 15. 1915. JAMES son of late James aud Mary Foley, ared 52 years. Relatives ard frien are invited to attend funeral.

Tuesday, at 8.30 A. from apartments of Oliver H. Bair. 1S20 Chestnut et. Hi eh mass at St.

John's Church, at 10 A. M. Interment at Holv Cross Cemeterv. FOCLON. Oct.

16. 1915. MARY' wife of late Robert J. FouJ.tq. and daughter of late Georze and Ann Fulmer.

asred 91 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to atterid f'ineral services, on Wednesday, at 2.3u P. at residence of her son. Robert .1. Foulon.

642 Cnion st. Interment at North Laurel Hill Cemetery. Remains mav be viewed Tues-day. from 7 to 9 P. M.

GALLANA. Oct. 15. 1915. MARGARET GAL-LAN A.

wife of late Patrick P. Galiana. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral on Tuesday, at 8. SO A. from her late residence.

2037 Smith st. Hish mas of rouiem at Sr. Patrick's Church at 10 A. interment New Cathedral Cemetery. GAXLT.

At Mills. Monteomerv countv. 14. 1915. RU1H.

dauzhter of and late James Guult. act-d 15 rear. Relatives and friends, aiso pumis of Srnna Mills Public School, invited to servi'-es. Tuesday, at 1.30 P. at residence.

819 Siuine Mill Conshohocken Interment rrivate. North Cedar Hill Cemetery. The bodv mav be viewed Mondav eveuinz. GILBERT. Oct.

15. 1915. SARAH wife ot late William H. Gilbert. Relatives acd friends are invited to attend funeral serv 1 EOUT FOR 1EQUAT DEFENSE Sentiment in Congress Grows in Favor of Strong Programme.

Penrose Pledges His Support 5 Special to The Inquirer. INQUIRER BUREAU, POST BUJLDIXQ WASHINGTON, D. Oct. 17. That there is an ever growing sentiment in Congress in support of a programme of adequate national defense, is indicated by letters from Senators and Representatives to the National Security League, some of which were made public here today.

Representative George W. Edmonds, of Philadelphia, in a recent letter to the league's headquarters here, 6ays he has spent six months investigating army and navy conditions and declares as a result of his inquiry he "favors legislation which will place our country in a state of preparedness commensurate with its greatness, and to preserve its standing anions the other great nations." Senator Boies Penrose, of Philadelphia, also writes as follows: "I am in hearty accord with the purposes of the National League and I am an earnest advocate of national preparedness. 1 shall be glad to do all 1 can at the approaching session of Congress to co-operate with the National Security League and in every other direction to bring about these results." The replies are nearly all favorable for legislation looking toward more adequate preparedness for national defense, although there are one or two "members who express themselves in op position to any -increase whatever in the army and navy. It is evident from the attitude of Representative Warren Worth Bailey, of Pennsylvania, that any improvements in the national defense will be fought by an organized group of representatives. In view of this fact the leaders of the league's movement have redoubled their efforts to impress upon each of the congressmen, through organized public sentiment, the absolute necessity of adopting the recommendations of the army and navy boards.

FOR CHEAPER POSTAL RATE FOR BIG CITIES Senator Weeks Recommends Reduction of Local Delivery From Two Cents to One Cent The Inquirer. I Qr I RF.R BUREAU. POST BUILDISG. WASHINGTON. D.

Oct. 17 Recommending a cheaper postage for local delivery letters in Philadelphia and other large ciiks, Senator John W. Weeks, of Massachusetts, in a statement made public today advocated a reduction of the City delivery rate from two cents to one cent. Senator Weeks, who is a prominent member of the Senate Committee on Postofrices and Postrcads. mil) make a determined effort in next Congress to secure the reduction in local delivery rates, believing that it will greatly facilitate business transactions in the large Said he: legislation made necessary by the European situation takes up all the time of the forthcoming Congress.

I be-lieve the drop letter postage proposition should and will l.e taken up in earnest. "Aside from the business in this country, the present time, oreated by the demands of the nations at war and some specialties like the manufacture of automobiles, the United States is not in a prosperous condition. Without the war busi-iess this country would undoubtedly be in a condition of great commercial depression. We should adi-pt a legislative course encuraging business without detriment to the mdi- LAWMAKER COM with velvet. The linings are fine 1 yarn-dyed satin and the skirts ernment should be helpful in business 1 anairs, not coercive ana repressive.

OBITUARY Mrs. Mathilda Latare After an illness of five weeks, Mrs. Mathilda Latare, mother of Mrs. R. Penn Smith, of Strafford, died on Saturday night at the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Latare, who was the widow of a former Consul General to Haiti, was a native of The Hague, Holland. She made her home at 1230 Spruce street. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the Smith, residence. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, New York.

Mrs. Emeline Maddock Mrs. Emeline Maddock, widow of John Bringhurst Maddock and only daughter of the late Samuel Allardyce, died at Hamilton court on Saturday, after a prolonged illness. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. John H.

McQuillen, Anna Baugh Maddock and Emeline Maddock, and one grandson, John Hugh McQuillen. The funeral services will be held on Tuesday afternoon, from the residence of Dr. Daniel N. McQuillen, at 2048 Upland way, Overbrook. DIED ADAMS.

Oct. 16. 1915. SARAH ELSIE ADAMS, wife of Theodore Adams, at Borden-town. J.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, from her late residence. 426 Prince on Thursday, at 3 P. M. Interment Bordentown Oineterv. ALE.

Oct. 16. 1915. Mrs. CHARLOTTE B.

ALE. widow of Eli K. Ale. Relatives and friends of fcimily are respectfully invited to attend funeral services. Tuesday, at 2 P.

from her late residence. 42 W. State Trenton. N. J.

Interment Riverview Cemetery. Trenton. N. J. ARNOLD.

Oct. 15. 1915. HANNAH C. widow of Samuel W.

Arnold. Relatives and friends are invited to atfnd funeral services, on Mondav. at P. at her late residence. 1Q11 Wallace st.

Interment New Buffalo. on Tuesday. ATKINS. Oct. 17.

1915. SALLIB A. ATKINS, widow of Peter E. P. Atkins, in the 8ota rear of her age.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesday, at 6 P. at residence of her sun-in-law. Julius R. Primrose. 4910 Cedar West Phila.

Interment on Wednesday in M. E. Cemeterv. Milton. on arrival of train leavine Broad St.

Station at 7.25 A. M. EIEGESWALD, Oct. 13. 1915.

MARIE E. GINNODO. beloved dauehter of Laura Biep-enald. azed 15 years. Relatives acd friends and organizations of which she was a member are invited to attend funeral.

Monday, at P. M. precisely, from her rarents' residence. 521 S. 3d st.

Services at St. Peter's Church. 3d and Pine at 2 P. M. Interment Greenmount Cemetery.

Remains mav be viewed Snndav P. M. Auto cortege. BRADY. Oct.

15. 1915. FRANCIS husband of Barbara Bralv. late of County Armagh. Ireland.

Relatives and friends aie invited to attend funrral. Tuesdav. at s.SO A. from his late residence. 40S N.

Still-man ft. Hiirh reauiem mass at St. Francis Xaviers' Church, at 10 A. M. Interment Holv Redeemer Cemeterv.

Automobile funeral. BREEN. Oct. 15. 1915.

HUGH, husband cf late Mary A. and fatter of Rev. Francis A. Breen. S.

Funeral will take nla-'-e. Wednesday. S.SO A. from his late residence. 2701 Broun sr.

Solemn mas of reouiem at St. Francis" Church, 10 A. M. precisely. Relatives and friend, also the B.

V. M. So-dalitv. Holy Name Society and all societies of hich he was a member. a re invitid to attend.

Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. BREMER. Ort. 1. 1915.

ELIZABETH A. n-e Pillinei. wife of Harry J. Bremer. and friends are invited to attend fineral services.

Wednesday, 2 P. at her late residence. 525 N. 52d St. Interment Mt.

Moriab Ccniffcrv. Remains may be viewed Tuesdav evenine. CALL. Sudden! v. on Ot.

18 CFfARLES F. CALL, beloved husband of Jennia Call poo Hikinsou and of Mary and late John Call, late of Chester. Pa. Relntives and friends, also etnpioves of Perua. Suear Refinins are invited to attend funeral.

Wedne1av. at 7.3m A. M. frm bis late rcsidrn-'e. 2715 E.

ClearSeid. Solemn high inass at Nativity Church. 9 A. M. Interment St.

Ann" t'fm. Chester papers' p'ease conv CARLIN. CVt. l. 1915.

MAR.TORIE. wife of lste Andrew carnn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Wednesdav. 7.

HO A. frm residence of her son-in-law. John Dixon. State road. Taconv.

Reiuiem bleb mass at St. Church. 9 A. M. Interment St Car'cus Cemetery.

Mahanov Citv. on arrival of ll.i5 train from Broad St. Station. Pottsvilie. racers idease copv.

CLARKE. Oct. 1. 1915. ELIZABETH, wife of late Patrick Clarke.

Relatives and friends of fantilv. alio Altar Society of the Immaculate Conception Churh. are invited To attend funeral, on Wednesdav. at 9. 30 a.

M. from er lite residence. 6314 N. 21st Germsntwn. Solemn reouiem mass at Church of The Immaculate Conception, at IO A.

M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cenjcterv. COLLINSON. Oct. 16.

1915. THOMAS HENRY COLI.INSON. eed V5 years. Relatives and friend, also Albion Lodee. No.

15. S. of St. G. emrdoves of W.

D. Fellers are invited attend funeral servioes. Wdnsdav. A. at his late residence.

"039 Osaee ave. Services at St. Georee P. E. Church.

9.3'" A. M. Interment rrivate. Friends may Tiw remains Tusdav. after 7 P.

M. COTTM A Oct. 17. 1915. JACOB B.

COTT-MAN. Due notice of funeral will be eiven. from residence. Cottman and Rfcswn sts. DARRAGH.

0-t. 15. 1915. MARY. belOTed wife of Michael Darraeh and daughter of late Patrick and Catharine McWiliiams.

Rel- variety of the best styles shown season. One is sketched. Mail or 'Phone Orders Filled SECOND ugs Carpets Linoleums Mattings $27.50 to Group are in this No 20,000 New and Perfect 88-Note Music Rolls Entire Stock of the Monarch Music Roll Co. Also the Surplus Stock of the Connorized Music Roll Co. The very latest son? hits, newest dances, best operas and classical music.

Also in the Sale, About 5,000 New 88Note Little Wonder Rolls PIANO SALOX, THIRD FLOOR Women's $1 to $1.50 rQ Vests Pants, each do Famous Smyth Selrt Brand Ilifrh-srrade all-wool and cotton and wool-ribbed. Desirable shapes. No Jfail or 'Phone Orders. Women's 25c and 50c Stockings lOL Full Fashioned Seamless Kinds Some Samples Main Arcade Medium- aud light-weight cotton black or split soles. Sligrhtly imperfect.

Samples in lisle and cotton in black, white and tan a well-known make. Threo pairs 50c. $2.50 Kayser Silk Vests, $1.98 White and pink, beautifully embroidered or plain French band tops. Reinforced under arm. $1 to $1.50 Merode Union Suits j1-1'1' Fine medium weight cotton ribbed.

Peeler coior. Desirable shapes. FIRST FLOOR, SOUTH (Fa I Just strikingly of In new lichen The ripple smart The beautifully show ished quality $150,000 JVorth for $110,000 The Largest Manufacturers Are Represented by Their Very Best in This Sale Actual Wholesale Cost CHARLES E. LENNY. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.30 A.

from his late residence Market Chester. Pa. IIUli mass nt St. Michael's Church, at 10 A. M.

Interment St. Michael's Cemeterv-. Chester. Pa. LLOYD.

Suddenly. Oct. 14. 1915. ANNIR widow of Charles A.

Lloyd. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. Mondav. at 2 P. at her la'c resi-.

deDce. 52 N. Hirst West I'hilndclnlun. Interment private at Greenmount Cemetery. Friends are invited Sunday eveDing.

MCALLISTER. Suddenly. Oct. 14. 1915.

JANE. widow of John McAllister. Relatives mid frieuds are invited to attend funeral services Moudav. at 2 P. at the apartments of Oliver H.

Pair. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at Mount Morinh Cemeterv. Friends -mav view remains Suudav. from to 10 P.

M. Mo 15 RIDE. Suddenly. Oct. 16.

1915. TAYLOR McP.RIDE. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. Tuesday. 2 at his late residence.

116 Greeuwond Wvncote Pa. Interment private. McDEVITT. Oct. 17.

1915. PATRICK son of late Hunh and Margaret McDeyirr. Relatives and friends are invited to atti-sid funfral. Thursday. 8.30 from his bite residence.

2354 N. Broad st. Solemn reouiem mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church, nt i) A. M. Intermeot New Cathedral Cemetery.

McFlLLIN. Suddenly, on Oct. 16. 1915. IDA wife of late Eugene Mc-Fillin.

Relatives and friends are invite'l to attend funeral on Wednesday, at 8.30 A. from residence of her daughter. Mrs. William II. Garvin.

5553 Webster st. Solemn requiem ninss at St. Rita's Church, at 10 A. M. Interment private.

MelLHANEY. Oct. 15. 1915. MARY, wife of late James Mdibanev.

aged 90 years. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend fune-rnl services. Monday, at 8.30 P. at the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

Charles Robertson. 2154 N. Van Pelt st. Interment at Easton. Pa.

Easton papers please copy. li- lf)13- WILLIAM. Me-O-ALL M. husband of M'-Naul (nee Paul), and son of Georcc and Marv McNaul. Relatives and friends, and members of organizations of whieh he was a member arc invited to attend the services, on Mondav.

nt 2 P. at his resideuce. 333 Richmond st. Interment Mt. Motiah Cemeterv.

Friends mav call Sunday, from 8 to 10 P. M. Automobile funeral. McQUILLAN. Oct.

17. 1915. ANNA beloved wife of Francis J. McQuillan (nee Metzingeri. Due notice of funeral will be given from her late residence 4ix 2 N.

Marshall et. MADDOCK. C-t. 16. 315.

EMELINE. wife of late John B. Maddock. Funeral services front residence of Dr. D.

N. McQuillen. Drevel road. Overbrook, on Tuesday, jit 3 P. M.

Conveyances will meet train leaving Bread Street Station, at 2.45 P. M. luteraient private. MARTIN. Oct.

17. 1315, WILLIAM, husband of Margaret Martin tnee Beittenmiller). Id his 77th year. Services on Wednesday, 1.30 P. XL.

at his late residence. 1606 N. Fifth st. Interment strictly private. Automobile funeral.

MILLARD. Suddenly, on 16, 1015. WIL-LIAN H. MILLARD, aged 56 Relatives and friends, also Melita I-dzc. No.

295. and A are invited to atter.u funeral services, on Wednesday, at 11 A. at his late residence. 12th st. and Citv Liue.

Oak Lane. Interment private. MITCHELL. Oct. 15.

1915. JOHN MITCHELL, ago! SO years. Relatives and friends' invited to attend funeral services, at his lste residence. 11S Marlboroush on day. at 2 P.

precisely. Remains be viewed on Sunday afrer 7 P. M. ln-terment rrivate. Mt.

Morinh Cemetery. Automobile funeral. MOHR Oct. 16. 1915.

MARGARKTH MUHR inee Stuba-s'i. widow of Actor. MoV.r. Relative and friends, also Ladies' St. Paul's Reformed Chureo.

Jibove 18th are to attend fun'-r! services, on Tues'lay. iit 1 P. JL. nt her late residence. 2n5S Mercy at.

Internic at Holy Cross Ccotery. Remains mav no viewed Mondav. p. M. MONTIETH.

Oct. lfi. 1315. h'Ji-band of Margaret A. Montieth.

ani friends, also IVirra! Council. No. 29. O. I.

of A. and ail so-deties cf which be was a member, are invited attend funeral services. Wednesday, at 2 I'. at his. h-to residence.

20- S. Norwood st. Mt. Moriab Cemeterv. Remains may be viewed Tuesday, between 8 aud 10 P.

M. NATHANS. Oct. 14. 1915.

ANNA JL. widow of Isaiah Jl. Natbans. in ihe 80th year of her age. Relumes and friends are incited to attend funeral services, nt home of her sen.

Horace A. Nathans. 5637 Wyjiusing Mondav. at 2 P. JL Interment rrivate.

NELSON. Of tvphoid fever. Oct 16. 1915. CECELIA beloved daughter of Peter and Mary Nelson, aged 21 years.

Relatives up 1 friends, also societies of which deceased was a member are invited to attend funeral. Wednesday, at 8.30 A. from ber parent's residence. 8500 Di'ks W. Pliila.

Solemn reouiem mass at St. Raphael's Church, at Ik A. JL Interment Holy Crors Cemetery. funeral. NOFER.

Oct. 14. 1915. WILLIAJI A. NOFER.

husband of Emma Nofer mee Burke: t. Relatives and friends of familv. also officers and directors of the 11th Ward Building and Lfcan are invite I to attend funeral services. Jlonday. at 2 P.

JL. at his late residence. 1716 Frankford ave. Remains mav be viewed after 7 P. Sunday.

NOONE Oct. 15. 1915. JAJIES. husband of Annie C.

Noone ard son of late Tames and Winifred Noone. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Tuesday. 7.30 A. from his late residence.

1919 CallowhUI st. JIass at the Cathedral. 9 A. JL Interment New Cathedral Cemeterv. O'NEILL.

On Oct. 16. 1915. CATHARINE O'NEILL, wife of Felix O'Neill and daughter of late Edward and Mary Tool. Relntives and friends are invited to atTend funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.

SO A. JL, from her late residence. 2044 E. Boston ave. High reduiem mass at Church of the Visitation, at 10 A.

JL Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. O'NEIL. At her residence 3836 on Oct. 17. 1915.

wife of James J. O'Neil. Due notice of funeral wii! be giveja. REAP. At Bordentown.

N. Oct 16. 1915. JIARY B. REAP (nee widow of John Reap.

in her S6th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral, from residence of her son-inlaw, Frank Cart v. 25 Spriue Bordentown. N. Tuesday, at 2 P.

JL Interment Borden- Town Cemetery. REYNOLDS. Oct. 14. 1915.

MARY JL. wife cf Howell Reynolds anil daughter late William and Catharine Stott. Relatives and friends, also Reserve Council. No. 91.

D. or' are invited to attend funeral service-. Jlondav. at 8 P. JL.

at her late residence. 3619 Aspen st. Interment at Reading. on Tuesday. Reading papers please copy.

RICARDO. Oct. 14. 1915. JOHN husband of Bertha K.

Ricardo nee Bonnim. aged 29 vears. Relatives and friends, also Lodgn No. 9. F.

and A. JL Haddon Heights Assembly. No. 57. A.

O. JL aud employes of Commonwealth Title and Trust are respectfully invited to attend funeral services. Jlondav. at 2.30 P. JL.

at lios S. Wilton ave. Interment Fernwood Cemetery. Remains mav be viewed Sunday, from to IO p. M.

ROBINSON. Oct. 13. 1915. HENRY ROBIN SON.

aeed 78 years. Relatives and friends of family, also Hamilton Lodge. No. 596. I.

O. O. l-. and Pythagoras Lodee. No.

129. K. of are invited to attend fuueral services, on Jlonday. at 2 P. M.

precisely, at his late residence. 77S N. 27th st. interment private. Flease omit flowers.

Auto service. ROOKSTOOI. Suddenly. Oct. lo.

191S. WILLIAM. H. ROOK STOOL, aged 70 years. Relatives and friends are- invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 P.

JL. precisely, at his late resideuce. 1713 I st. Interment private. BOBBINS.

Near Woodstown. N. Oct. 16. WILLIAJI ROBBHNS.

aued 41 years. Rel-. rives and friends of- familv. also Woodstown Lodee. No.

932. L. O. O. JL.

are invited to attend funeral, from bis late residence, near Woodstown. Tuesdav morning. Services at house at 10.30. Interment in Daretown Preshvterlan Cemeterv. Automobile funeral.

SCOTT- Oct. 16. 1915. FLORENCE wife of Cecil Scott, a ad daughter cf JIargaret J. aud late James G.

Mc-Kinnev. aged 25 vears. Relatives aud friends are invited To attend funeral services, on Tuesday at 2 P. M-. at her late residence, Cbilds.

Maryland. Interment at Providence. Maryland. Conveyances will meet train arriving at Singerly. Maryland, at 8.52 Tuesday morning.

SMITH Oct. 16. 1915, THOMAS D. GROVER SMITH, husbaud of late Rebecca A. Smith, aged 69 vears.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesday at 9 A. at his late residence. 1412 Ritner sT. Interment Christ Church Cemetery Dover. on Wednesday, at 1.30 P.

M. SJIITH. Oct. 16. 1915.

EUGENE husband of Ada I. Smith nee Emery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Jlonday, at 2 P. JL precisely, at his late residence. 139 S.

Ruby st. Interment private. ETINGER. Oct. 13.

191. JACOB, son of late John and Catharine Stinger (nee Fiedler'. Relatives and friends are invited to atteud funeral Tuesday. 2 P. JL.

from his late residence. 3212 Wharton st. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemeterv. TE YT Oct 16, 1915. GEORGE.

telove1 husband of JIarv Teat. Relatives and friends' are invited to attend funeral services. Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence 4343 Griscom Frankford. Interment 'K. of P.

Cemetery. I In Oar Low-Priced Bargain Section RUG SPECIALS Slight mill imperfections. Prices in Many sl Inlaid Two iirf 1 I wide 4 ijlj. I Over i 1 -tne I a terns. back.

I bring i $25 Seamless Axminsters, Instances Are Below Linoleum, I Yards jffc C3 I ft. 3 ST I Himri J. LI. two hundred full rolls in lot. Large seiecnon 01 t-i iIa nit.

Colors go through to All perfect goods. Please sizes. the lot in the wanted' Some Lots Limited 37.501 9x12 feet $20 Seamed Axminster, 8.3x10.6 feet $22.50 Panel Axminster, 9x12 feet $25 Seamless Velvet, 9x12 fett $12 Tapestry Brussels, 0x12 feet rs13.95 12.98 P15.95 P5.95 $75 Seamless Royal )S Wilton Rugs, ft 12y2c Rubber Stair Treads, Each half price. Only 22 rugs I two-tone brown effects. SENSATIONAL RUG VALUES S65 French Weave m7Q QEJ Wilton Samples, 9x12 ft S40 Seamless Koyal Wiltons, 9x12 $26.95 537.50 Seamless Koyal Wiltons, 8.3x10.6 ft.

$30 liodv Brussels, 9x12 feet S20 Brus $18.50 in $22.50 9x12 $20 S14 i Xo Ma it or 'Phone Orders Filled. 1201 dozen made of heavy rW-ler matrlnc in ize xlS ins. Axmlnsters, feet Axminsters, $14.95 feet Seamless Tapestry CIO QQ ssels, 9x12 feet Seamed Tapestry Brussels. 9x12 feet LINOLEUMS remnant lengths many of the t-ame design color. Various frrades.

Two yards Bring s-izes. CONGO- rp I 60f CORK, 9Qf $1 Velvet Stair TQr Carpet, yard Full rolls and numerous pretty designs. Woven with a fine quality fibre face. I I Another Sensational Purchase Factory Surplus of the Celebrated Thos. Crooker Shoe of Boston "Women's ew Jersey Complete Assortment of the Best Fall and Winter Models, Splendidly Made of Highest Quality Materials.

Another Striking Demonstration of Our Ability to Give Unprecedented Values. Patent coltskin, gun-metal calf, tan Russia calf and glazed kidskin, kid or cloth tops. Latest button, lace and Blucher styles. All sizes from 2l2 to "4 i Women's Lenards, Lit Special, 1 Stratfords, Custom Made, I $4.50, $5 $6 Unrivaled makes. Latest Gypsy button and lace styles.

I Also at S6 the new side-button styles in black, bronze, blue, pearl and battleship gray, with full Louis covered. 1 heels. Sizes 2V2 to widths A to D. I Boys $2 Shoes, $1.60 Patent coltskin and dull gun-metal calf. Button or Blucher styles.

Sizes 9 to 5V2- Men's $3.50 to $5.50 Shoes, $2.85 A "oted Maker's Cancellation Stock ices, on uednesday. at 2 P. at her son's residence. James h. Gilbert.

1412 N. Howard st. Intermenr st Mt Pears rmrorr Remains may be viewed Tuesday, from to f. m. GRAHAM Oct.

15. 1915. SOLOMON, insband of rh Graham. Relatives and friends, also Germantown Lodge. I.

W. S. O. Leah Lodee and Jocheved Yerein. are invited To attend funeral services, on Mondav.

at 2 F. M. precisely, at his late residence. 3002 N. Srillman st.

t26th and Indiana Interment Mt. Carruel Cemetery. GREAVES. Oct. 10.

1915. WILLIAM, fcus-. band of Marv A. Greaves, aeed 64 vears. Relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully inuted to attend funeral, on Mondav.

at 2.30 P. from his late retidence. 3244 Carlisle st. Interment private. Chelten Hills Cemetery.

Remaius may be viewed on Sunday, from to 10 P. M. GREEN. Oct. 16.

1915. JOHN beloved son ot Bridget and late William Green. Relatives acd friends are invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday, at 30 A. from residence of his mother. 1245 W.

Tioes st. Solemn mass of reouiem at St. Stephen's Church at 10 A. M. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

Scracton papers please copv. GRF.ER. Oct. 16. 1915.

REBECCA, daughter of late John and Elizabeth Greer and sister of Mrs. M. K. Bieber. Relatives and friends of family are resnectfully invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 P.

precisely, at Schuyler's. Broad and Dia-noiid sts. Interment private. HAMILTON. Oct.

15 1915. CATHARINE wife of Andrew Hamilton. Relatives and friends are invited to aftend funeral services, on Mondav. at 2 P. L.

at her late residence. 619 Reinhardt st. Interment at St. James" Cemeterv. Remains may be viewed, on Sunday between 8 and 10 P.

M. 4NSELL. Oct. 17. 1915.

EMMA K. widow of John S. Hansell. and daughter of Jacob and Marv Matsinger. aged 65 years.

Relatives and friends, also employes of Bell Telephone of are invited to attend funeral services-, on Thursday, at 2 P. JL. at her late residence. 4545 aybrook ave. In-to-mi-ct at Mt.

Moriab. Cemetery. HANSON. Oct. 15.

1915. MARY HANSON (nee Murrayl -widow of John Hanson. Relatives and friends, also all societies of which she was a member, are invited to attend funeral. Tuesdav. at 8.30 A.

from her late residence. 1134 Cooper st. Solemn requiem mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Camden, at 10 A. M.

precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. 4RTON. Oct. 14.

1915. PEMBROKE beloved husband of Mary J. Harton. Relatives and friends, also San Salvador Council. No.

2a3 of C. are invited to attend funeral, from Ms late residence. 1721 W. Girard on Mondav. at 8.30 A.

M. Solemn hiea mass of reuuiem at Church of the Gesu. at 10 A. M. Interment at Holy Cross 16.

1915. CHARLES HAUX, at his laTe residence. 4024 N. 6th st. Due notice of funeral will be given.

HELVESTON. At Cranston Heights. on Oct. 15, 1915. ALLEN D.

HELVESTON. iu his 75th vear. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services in Chapel of Hillside Cemetery. Montgomery county, on at 2.30 P. M.

Funeral trolley car leaves 15th and Market at 12.45 P. M. HIERDAHL. At Bremerton. Wash.

Oct. S. 1915. LILLIAN, wife of Charles Hierdahl and daughter of late David G. and Louisa D.

Fury, formerly of 930 Gray's Ferry road. Due notice of funeral will be given from her sister's residence. 5217 Reinhard W. Phila. HOFFMAN.

Near Dovlestown. Oct. 16. 1915. ROX ALIA VIEREGG HOFFMAN, in 99th year of her age.

Relatives and friends are invited to atTend funeral at residence of her daughter. Mrs. Wilbelmina Rodrock. Tuesday, at 2 P. M.

Interment in Beulah Cemetery. New Britain. HOUGH. Oct. 16.

1915. ELLA widow of Theodore Hough. Relatives and friends of family are respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 P. from her late residence. 932 W.

Dauphin st. Interment Greenwood K. of Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Tuesday. 8 to 10 P.

M. HUTMAN. Oct. 14. 1915.

JOHN beloved husband of Eunice Hutman (nee Knickerbocker! and son of Robert and Edith T. Hut- man, aged 37 years. Relatives and friends, also Engine Company. No. 55.

Phila. Fire Department in General, and all other societies of which he was a member, invited to funeral serv. at his late 814 W. Venango st. at 2 P.M.

Int. Northw Cent. Friends may view remains Monday at 8 P. M. INGLIS.

Oct. 16. 1915. ROBERT husband of late Catharine Inglis (nee GeddesK Relatives and friends of family, also employes of Hardwick Magee Dve House, members of Scottish Border Club and Kensington Ouoit Club, are invited to attend funeral services, on Tuesday, at 8.30 P. at residence of his son-in-law.

Harold B. Mulligan. 2526 10th st. (corner Germantown Interment private, on Wednesday, at the convenience of family. KELLEY.

Suddenly. Oct. 17. 1915, at his late residence. 800 S.

60th st." WILLIAM N. KELLEY. Due notice of funeral will be given. KOENIG. At his residence.

3524 Market on Oct. 17. 1915. JACOB husband ot late Margaret Koenig. aged 77 vears.

Relatives and friends, also all societies of whicfc he was a member, are invited to attend funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 P. at apartments of Oliver H. Bair. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at German Lutheran Cemeterv.

LAM BIRTH. Oct. 15 1915. HENRY husband of Sallle Stewart Lambirth. aged 64 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Te6day. at 2 Y. at his late residence. 1838 Green st. Interment private.

LANE). Oct. 17. 1915. MARY, wife of late John K.

Lane. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, on Wednesday, at 8.30 A. from her late residence. 1204 S. 22d st.

Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Charles' Church, at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. LAZARE.

At Strafford. on Oct .16 .1915. MATHILDEl H. LAZARE. wife- of Adolphe H.

Lazare. In her 83d year. Interment private in Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn, N. on Tuesday.

LUFKIN. Oct. 14. 1915. ANNA, widow of Lawson Lufkin.

aged 85 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, on Monday, at 8 P. from her late residence. 6504 N. 12th Interment private on Tuesday A.

M. At Chester. 'Oct. 16, 1915. Best leathers.

Some with the new English lasts, ton, lace and Blucher. Sizes Si to 11. Misses' and Children's New Fall Shoes At About a Fourth Off. Dressy and serviceable kinds newest styles. But- Infants' $1.25 Shoes, 98c Patent coltskin and tan and black kid-skin.

Hand-turned soles. Natural-shape last. Sizes 1 to 4Va. FIRST FLOOR, NORTH $8.98 $7 Carpet AO Samples, each AU 500 short pieces of French weave Wilton carpets, 27x7" inches. FOURTH floor Two Thousand $3 Untrimmed) $1 Qr HATS I hOd Hats Trimmed Free of Charge A Phenomenal Purchase of the Newest and Sniar test Winter Shapes.

These are very fine black Lyons silk velvets. Becoming Softx and Stiff Croivn Effects, Also Pretty Tricorn Styles. The sort of hats that rank foremost on fashion's list and remember, they are almost half price in this sale. Two are sketched. $3 Black Hatter's Plush Hats, $1.59 A fine new lot of these hats with velvet facings.

Variety of Puritan shapes. Ostrich Feather Bands, 98c to $2.49 With pompons and fancies. FIRST FLOOR, NORTH 10,000 Pairs $8 Woodsilk Portieres, pair $6.48 Various designs -and color combinations. Rich and effective hangings. Pairs $1.98 Pairs $2.98 Pairs $3.98 Pairs IN OUR LOW-PRICED BARGAIN SECTION $1 to $1.50 Cur- 1 fQr I tain Strips, each Salt, at in A Fine Nottingham lace, in pretty designs.

imperiections. $1.25 Scrim Curtains, pair 69c Also fine vcile and marquisette, in white and Arabian color. Some lace edges, others hemstitched and hemmed edges. 2y2 yards long. 40c to $1 Lace Window Panels, each 25c to 69c Of Nottingham lace, pretty design i ed borders and long, different widths.

Lone and wide. 50e square yard $1 INLAID. square yard 47V2C s10 Corduroy Fine corduroy, in navy blue. Nu-midian brown catawba. Artist smock fashion, with Norfolk Jiues and belt at waist: high collar, slightly turned at neck, fastening high: tailored skirt with patch pockets.

One pictured. $9 Dresses, $5.98 AV en's and i s' fine serge and serge combined with silk pretty Fall shades. Up-to-date styles, prettily trimmed. Men's Clothing Entire Stock of Clazer Lang $6.50 Overcoats, $3.50 All-wool fancy mixtures. $8.50 Chinchilla Overcoats, $5.

Also blue, brown and gray meltons. $12 $14.50 A rjf- Overcoats 3 Fancy gray and brown mixtures; belted backs. Women's $2.50 $-f CQ Black and tan leathers. Cuban, Louis and low heels. Dull kid and black and colored cloth tops -many combination effects.

Sizes 2 y. to 7 in lot. Women's $2 to $3.50 irn Shoes: sale 10 A. M. DlfC Gun-metal calf, patent coltskin and kidskin good size range.

mail or 'phone orders on footwear 35c Half Dozen a Handkerchiefs J.5C Women's, with script and block initials, encircled by wreath. 40c Short Petticoats, 25c Muslin, French band; eyelet embroidery ruffle. 25c 35c Vests Pants: each JLC Women's pure white, cotton-ribbed, fleece-lined. All sizes. 75c Waists: Figured Voile, 39c Long sleeves, Robespierre collar.

Men's 122C Half Hose, 9c Black, blue, tan and gray. Three pairs 25c $1.50 Velvet Hats, 79c- Fine quality black velvet dress hats popular medium large sailors, with flanged edges, soft or stiff crowns. Trimmed free. One Pictured. FLOOB ill Votes Tomorrow on Woman Suffrage At a Special Election And will lead the way for Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts on November 2nd.

The polls in New Jersey, for those who have already registered are "open continuously until 7 P.M. Citizens of New Jersey who have not registered, may do so and vote tomorrow only between the hours of 1 P. M. and 7 P. M.

You cannot register in the morning. The Woman Suffrage Amendment is the First Amendment. The States are conserving their forests, their water ways, their mines and their natural resources; so should the men conserve the womanhood of our country and protect them from the bitterness of political strife. Today many women hold offices of public trust regardless of change in party administration because of their non-partisanship. Women are only organized for the promotion of religious, charitable and public welfare work, and politicians recognize this non-partisanship' "when women "advocate laws 'for the amelioration of mankind.

Do not thrust women into politics against the will of the majority, compelling them to organize in political groups and lose their non-partisan influence for good in the community. MEN OF NEW JERSEY! Preserve our women as home makers in society. Maintain the family as the unit of the State. VOTE NO ON THE FIRST AMENDMENT This advertisement is inserted in co-operation with the New Jersey Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. A DECIDEDLY UNUSUAL DISPOSAL OF' Lace Curtains, Upholstery JBtc.

Frame of weathered oak finish stands 5 feet 8 inches high, three I nnea witn cretonne ot pretty designs. Five styles from wnicn to select, i Nottingham Cnrtains Sale of Lace Curtains Imported Iri'sh Poin. AVlth Heavy Bordei $5 Pairs $3.98 $7.50 Pairs $5.98 $10 Pairs $7.98 $12 Pairs $9.98 Fine $3 $4.50 $5.25 $6.50 Big Girls' $3 Qr $3.50 Shoes Wanted leathers. Button style new Enslish last. Sizes to 7.

Fall Dresses 98c 'to Pretty $1.98 style sketched. Sizes 2 to 6 years Of fine ginghams, Hydegrade gala- tea, chambrays. novelty worsted checks, linens and cotton gabardines. Guimpe, coatee or straight effects, also some combination fash ions. Little Bis Girls' $4.50 $2.98 Variety of shapes and colors, in silk beaver cloths, plushes, coney furs, silk velvets and corduroys, with soft furs, ribbons, flowers and fancies.

$3 Bathrobes, $1.98 Sizes 2 to 14 years. Two color combination or striped effects, satin triritmed. SECOND FLOOR iVIS'X 1W OCE THIBACLT. Oct. 16.

1915. JIARY widow Ot EjUgeue iuioaun. r.eiauTfs Hnu of family are invited to atteud funeral services. Tuesday, precisely 2 P. JL.

at residence of her daughter. Mrs. William Collins. 877 N. 23d st.

Interment Jit. Morinh Cemetery. Automobile funeral. DDELL. Oct 17.

1915. LEWIS WADDELL. fl-ed T6 vears. Relatives and friends. also Naval Post.

No. 400. G. A. R.

Iv.v Lodge. No 295. I. O. O.

and Cohocksink Tribe. 126. Imp. O. R.

JL. are invited to attend his funeral services. Oct. 2l. at P.

at residence or nis iieimew iui u. Kelcta. 14 S. 36th Camden. N.

J. InTer-raent Jlount Jloriah Cemetery. Phila. Remains may be viewed Tuesday evenimi. WARD.

Suddenly, on Oct. 16. 1915. at her late residence. 50S E.

Washington lane. Ger. mantown. JIARY ALICE, daughter 0f la.e Dr. Charles and JIarv Evelvn ard.

aged 86 years. Due notice of funeral will be given. WILSON. Suddenly. Oct.

1915. A LEX AN-, DFR WILSON, soil of late Thomas aud JIarv Wilson of Gertmessou-Enniskillen. Ireland. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. Tuesday.

2 P. JL. at residence 1710 .8. 16th st. Remains may be viewed.

Jlonday evening. Interment Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Zt'KN'. Suddenly.

Oct. 17. 1915. RUDOLPH ZURN. at his late residence.

626 W. Jlont-gomery ave. Due notice of funeral will be given. IN MEMORIAM SIFIRCF.R. T.ovine remembrance of JA'.

MERCER, wife and mother, departed This life Oct. 18. 1913. FATHER AND SONS. (C1 TX5T ITITW TT Broad Diamond Sts CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS rROPOSED' AMENDMENTS TO THE CON-, 1 STITUTION SUBMITTED TO THH CITIZENS OF THE COMMONWEALTH FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION.

BY; THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COJ1-. MONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. ANO PUBLISHED. BY ORDER OF THE SECRB- TARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH. IS PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CON-' STITUTION.

Number One. tf A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing au amendment to section. oa, $1 to $3 Couch Covers, 79c to $1.98 Reversible tapestry in striped or Oriental designs. Fringed. 25c Table Oil Cloth, yd: 15c WINDOW SHADES 30c Kinds 18c 50c Kinds 28c 60c Kinds 42c Machine- and hand-made oil opaque cloth.

Spring rollers. All attachments. All perfect. $15 $18 Velour Portieres, pair, $12.48 $14.98 Highly lustrous finish, plain or with brocaded borders same color on both sides or contrasting color on each side. THIRD FLOOR Pennsylvania Association 1101 FINANCE BLDG.

Woman Suffrage 728 CHESTNUT ST. BIG-BESTAUBAXT-BEST OF EVEBYTHING AT LOWEST. PRICES FIFTH.