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16a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1919 Koiotiv-o fHenrls ilm tn fnneral. 8.30 A. II- her 65th year, members of the I ide' Aid Societv of Gen. 1 daughter. Mrs.

Joseph M. Murphy. SPANGLER 'MUST. PROVE NEWS 0 THE SHIPS residence or. hy.

56 Pric? Holy Family It- l's Cem. lX YMOND M. I residence o. RAYMONI Church. 10 A.

M. Int. St. John's REYNARD ELUDES CHASE IN MUDDY GOHNRELD FAMILY FEUD ENDS -IN TRIPLE SHOOTING PAHirmT.T- March 2. 1ST JAIL SHPPi MEN the New England Society of Pennsylvania.

He was a trustee of the Franklin Institue and a director of the Pennsylvania Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. He is survived by his son, Charles E. Brinley, and four daughters, Mrs. John W. Muir, Mrs.

Charles (i. King and Miss Katherine Brinley. The funeral will be held from the residence on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The interment will be1 private. MISS ADELE HAUGHTON John A.

Koltes Camp. No. 22S, are Invited to attend funeral. 7.30 A. from the residence of her Rister.

Mrs. Micr Horst-mann. 528 W. Westmoreland St. Hetiuiem mass at St.

Bonaventura's Church. 9 A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem.

Auto funeraL HEUSLEIN Feb. 2S. 1919. MARTHA wife of Frank L. Heuslcin.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services P. parlors of David G. Franken-field and Sons. 322 N. 52d St.

Interment Mt. Holly. X. Thurs. HILL.

March 1. ALICE C. wife of Ir. G. Alvin Hill.

Funeral services. fiK Montgomery Bryn Mawr. 2 P. M. Int.

private. Chestnut 10 to 11 A. M. Service private at Mount Muriah Cem. BATES.

At Beverly. N. 3.. March 1, ELSIE MAY, daughter of Mary E. and late Howard B.

Bates. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. residence of her mother. Elizabeth Beverly.

N. J. Int. Bridgeboro Cem. March 2.

FLORENCE wife of George Bensenhafer (nee Martin), aged 50. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. at her late residence. 6131 Dittman Wis-sinoming. Int.

Xorth Cedar Hill Cem. BISCHOFF. At Beverly. X. 3..

March 3. KATHERINE wife of Bernhard BischofT. in 61st year. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 2 I.

residence of her son. William Risclioff. 2S30 N. Fairhill Philadelphia. Int.

Hillside Cem. Riders After Something About Arrivals and Escapes From 300 and 150 Hounds Long, Exciting Hunt Lone Cabin on Brandywine Scene of Fratricidal Attempt; Woman Dying Speaker and Attorney Cited to Substantiate Charges of Ill-Feeding Clearances at This HINKEL. March I of Elisabeth Hinkel. ALTER husband Funeral 8 A. High mass St.

Greg- News of Interest 1224 North 5tHh st ory's Church. 9 A. M. St. Dennis' Cem.

Journeymen Plumbers Relatives and friends. and SI. B. invited to I PARKIIILL. son of John and the late Bertha P.

Parkhill tcee Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society of St. Agathas Church, are inviu-d to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from his father's residence. K.V.t N.

40th St. Keqmeui mass at St. Agatha's Church. 10 A. M.

Int private. PEARSON. At Conshohocken. March 2. LlLLIE FRANCES, daughter of Ricuard J.

and Mary E. Pearson, aged is. Relatives ami friends invited to funeral. 1.3d P. parents' residence.

102 K. 5th ave. Services 2.30 P. 'hristian Church. Irit.

Go.f Cera. Auto funeral. Friends may cull 3 P. M. PLEIS.

March 1. MARY 3.. widow of Matthias Pleis and daughter of the late Henry F. and Louisa Bowen. Relatives aud nen.i also Columbia Lodge.

No. lo. Q. S. mil Depot No.

2. P. R. R. Women's War Reliei.

are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. at the chapel of Andrew .1. A- son. Arch aud PJtii sts. Int.

private. JJ. Veraon Cem. PORTER. la Phila- March 2.

WILLIAM W. PORTER. Relatives and Iricnas. nl-. No.

2S Police Iept. of PL' are mrite-l to attend funeral services. 7 at his late residence. 1So2 N. 15tu int.

private. Bordento-vn. X. J. PI-SEW- Marclr MARY REBECCA, of K.

Pusey. aged llehitivt-s uu-l friends invited to funeral services. I I A. M-. 713 S.

Cecil St. Idt. em. At N. Feb 2-.

MARY wife of ticorge W. Reia-tives and friends invited to attend 2 P. res-dcncc of her Daughter of Late Bryn Mawr Episcopal Rector, Is Dead Miss Adele E. Haughton, daughter of the late Kev. James Haughton, and widely-known on the Main Line, died PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.

MARCH 4 BLAKE. March 2. EMILY wife of Horace B. Blake and daughter of Mary E. and late Captain Lawrence II.

Green. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 11 A. residence. 5747 Addison st.

and Pine Int. private. Remains may be viewed 7 to P. M. BLY'THE.

March 3. FRANK 3. BLYTHE. son of Harry and Elizabeth Blythe. grandson ef late James and Margaret Simpson, aired "3.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral services, on at V. at parents' residence. 4(5 Snvdcr ave. Int. private.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. BORN EM AN.

March 1. EMMA widow of i at ner nome, i.rooKsiae arm, i'aoli. She was a graduate in nursing at the' attend. Anto service. HIRST.

March 2. JAMES COPLEY HIRST, aged 6. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 2 P. residence.

5fiO Jamestown Roxboroush. Int. St. Timothy's Church Ground. HOOD.

Ma rch 2. ANDREW beloved husband of Elizabeth Brown Hood, aged 74. Relatives and friends inviteii to attend funeral services. 3 P. residence.

534 S. 51st st. Int. private. Mt.

Moriah Oem. HORN. Feb. 28. CATHERINE wife of 5.54 3.13 8.49 .10.35 7.11 .35 sun rises 8.30AM High water Philadelphia 2.52AM Reedy Island ..11..

SO AM Breakwater 8.29 AM Low water Philadelphia ...10.14 A Jtf Reedy Island 6.49 AM Breakwater 3.17 AM ARRIVED YESTERDAY Strs RMARAOn (Nor). Helliesen. tonio. etc. passengers and fruit.

Special to The Inquirer. CHESTER, I March 3. The largest chase staged in Chester comity this season took place today with the start at the grounds of the Chester County Agricultural Association of a fox recently captured by the Boot Hunt Club, near Paoli. Three hundred riders, including many prominent hunters and women, were in the chase and the combined pack of rounds numbered over one hundred and fifty. William Sheller released the fox shortly before noon, and for five hours it gave the hounds and riders all the sport they could handle.

It was ex- Special to The Inquirer. WILMINGTON, March 3. Angered when his brother, Ien Denn, 52 years old, refused to patch up a family feud by drinking with him at the Denn cabin along the Brandywine River early this evening, John Denn, 3S years old, shot Mrs. Denn, his sister-in-law, and his brother and then turned the shotgun on himself, tiie charge tearing away the lower portion of his face. Mrs.

Denn is dying in a hospital, the charge of shot striking her in the face, Special to The Inquirer. YORK, March 3 Judge X. M. Wanner this afternoon ordered Speaker R. S.

Spangler, of the House of Representatives, and Attorney Allen C. Wiest, both this city, to appear in court next Monday morning at 10 o'clock to present evidence to support their contention that county prisoners are not being properly fed. Today's summons was given so that a personal order could be given to appear on Monday, when the matter is tc be taken Port An- Atlantic rruiT to Its IN'nr Ei.loiul Son William H. Horn. and daughter of Elizabeth and the late Daniel Minogue.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from her late residence. 3723 N. 16th st.

Solemn requiem mass. St. Stephen's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. Pennsylvania Hospital and followed that profession until injured in a runaway live years ago. She is survived by her mother, Mrs.

Augustus Mellett Haughton, and si? brothers and sisters, Ilev. Victor Mellett Haughton, rector of Christ's P. Church, xeter, X. Paul and Kit-hard Haughton, of Paoli; Mrs. Francis Cope Hartsborne, wife of the rector of St.

Peter's P. K. Church, Phoenix villo Mrs. Marie T. Spaeth, wife of Dr.

J. Duncan Spaeth, of Princeton University, and Miss Agnes Haughton. The funeral service will be held this afternoon in the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, liryn Mawr, of whirl' Miss Haughton's father was rector for twenty-three years, preceding his death in December, PJ14. I 1 1 1 1. a portion of his 2d P.ordefltown J.

int. tw i Cem. Friends may call 7 to P. M. QCIN.

Feb. 27. MARY -T. OIIN v. Rynvierl wife of lale H.

OlI'P. iisVi'tTsappniedlup. The judge made the order ouite while her husband had 1 i- i 1 i 1. bHouiflcr torn ad). and X'niled Fruit to: STEPHEN JONES.

McKenzie. La Pal-lice. Master; HERBERT PKATT. I'obos- Petroleum. Jos Gabriel: ballast.

Furness. Withy to: WATBESA. Goble. hence for Falmouth, tin distress), Burgess Co. CLEARED YESTERDAY Strs SI-NOIL.

Nelson. Sabine, ballast. Sun Co: GRECIAN. Page. Boston, passengers and mdse.

Merchant- Miners' Trans Co Barres HI THERFORD for Searsix.rt. Haaerman: HOItACE A AI.l.vv fr- i uuuiris sinus iu ui-uu em inane, iuuiiiui 1111; uiif- rt-iusai oil me -i. Henry II. Bornenian. Relatives and friends invited to services, at son-in-law's residence, Ludlow 7.30 P.

M. Further service at Fainiew Chapel. 10 A. M. Int.

Fairview Boyertown. Pa. BOYI). March 1. MARGARET M.

BOYO. wife of the late James Boyd. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. S.30 A. from her late residence.

2034 Sausom st. Solemn hiffh mass of rexpiiem at St. Patrick's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto service. BOYLE. March 2.

ALICE, wife of late John Boyle. Relatives and friends, also members of St. Aeatha's B. V. M.

Sodality, in-; vited to funerl. K.30 A. residence of her son-in-law. Michael McWilliams. 37 1H N.

Kith st. Solemn high requiem mass St. Stephen's Id A. M. Int.

St. Denis' Cem. Auto service. ll5rth men are said to be criticallv in- i Relatives r.nd friends. t'ircle.

School and turning westward bv den part of either to be present would be i inred. John Denn recentlv served one KELTER. March 2. DAVID hnsband cf May B. Keiter.

son of John H. ind Mary Keltr. a ted 26. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at his late residence. 5643 Montrose st. Int. Mt. Peace Cem.

Friends may c-aii Tues. eve. KIMBLE. March 2, FRANCES wife of Theodore Kimble ne Waters). aged 2s.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at her late residence. 3422 Crystal St. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed dealt with accordingly. -year in jail for shooting at his brother Judge Wanner regards published in- whom he shofr tonight. 137. Indies of the G.

A. U. Garfield nnw-a. No. 2, I F.

of Schuylkill Arsenal Haunait Schcyier Home. No. of invited to funeral. 2 P. from late residence.

20og s. 22d s'. Int. Fcrj-wuod Cem. Friends mar cail Mon.

eve. Mills and Darlington Corner, running with the wind. The going was soft many of the fields, but the fox left a perfect trail and, after the first few miles, the hounds grouped together and rapidly gained. There was some hard riding, but at the first turn the hld terviejvs wnnu appeared lately as a reflection of the court, he said, and he BOY STEALS $40,000 i bridite. and CHARLES PIUTCHARD for i i vn Munu 'Hi tow tug PRU- Marcus Hook.

Cleared: Str SCN. Snyder, Rouen via Dunkirk, petroleum. Sun Co. BAY AND RIVER NEWS after 7 P. M.

utnurru ii i iiii.t-iiiiirii vl duiiijk ttvtl QUI XX. March 2. JOHN" PALL. oii John and Agnes Ouinn. aced 13.

Relativ-s land friends are invited to attend K.30 A. from iis parent' dence. 6711 Tacony. High at St. Leo's Church.

10 A. M. Int. if necessary, until the claim is Taken From Office was much reduced, many riders failing; day. to fallow the sharp turn and being of Middletown, Merchant up: Delaware Breakwater.

March 3 Passed Str. towing a barge. 1.5S 1 M. KISSICK. March 2.

RAY C. wife of John L. Kissk-k. Relatives and friends invited to services. 2 P.

resideni-e of her on-in-law. Walter Bowers, 103 N. Hishland I I.nnsdowne. Pa. Int.

private. Friends may call from 7.30 to 9.3o P. M. I I or disproved by Messrs. Spang- Lumber JJominie.

Cem. RAGGIO. Feb. 2. ltOMF.NICO.

Lnsband -f wind. Ier and lest. In his remarks today Reaching the Brandywine. the fox Judge Wanner indicated his opinion turned and passed close to Sco'nnell- tuat tnP iocai attorney is responsible KRAEMER. Feb.

28. PAULINE R. KRAE- and friends, also I cione Frateilatiza" a MER 'nee Dillman). wife of Charles Krae- Crisioforo Colombo Societv. are iavi'ed to aged 3S.

Relatives and friends are in- tervf fnneral. at 9 A. from vited to the services on Tnes. at 2 P. 1136 Tasker St.

Solemn hieli mass at Sr. Town, several nines up stream, circieci JOHN P. FREDD Veteran Marine Succumbs to Heart Attack at Potttstown Home Special to The Inquirer. POTTSTOWX, March 3. John P.

Fredd, a veteran marn of the Civil War. who served the S. J. San-jacinto from 1SC1 to died dfTily this morning from a hear' tack. He whs aged 74 years.

weeks ago Freed gained much there and went back to Brandvwine at her late residence. 3o34 N. Lee st. Int. Nicholas' Church.

Int. at Holy Cooss for failure of action. I Judge Wanner informed Mr. Wiest, BOYLE. March THOMAS A.

BOYLE, husband of Mrs. Kraiufi Boyle. Relatives i and friends are invited to attend funeral. A. from the residence of his dauphter.

Mrs. John A. Lewis. Lans-downe ave. Solemn Iieinicra Mass at St.

John's Church, l'l A. M. Int. Cathedral Cem. BREGY.

March 2. I.OCIS RREGY. Fr.r.eral services. 11 A. residence.

TiOll Wood- bine tKerbrook. Int. private. BRINLEY. CHARLES March 2.

Funeral services at his Life residence. 247 S. ifith on at 1 P. M. Int.

private. Hartford papers please copy. 1" rch 2. KI9. SARAH beloved wife of Thomas F.

Bums and daughter of the late Alexander and Mary McKay. Relatives and friends, also Sacred Heart Con- i fraternity am! B. V. M. Sodality of St.

Ann's Church, are invited to attend funeral. 30 A. from her late residence. 2430 E. Somerset st.

Solemn Rconieni Mass at St. i at Fern wood Cem. Friends may call Mon. RATHFON. March 1.

MICHAEL W. Special to The Inquirer. WILMIXGTOX, March 3. Raymond Ellis, 14 years old, was tq-day committed to the Ferris Industrial School by Magistrate Stevens, of Middletown, for robbing the office of George V. Pererly, a lumber merchant, of between $36,000 and $40,000 worth securities.

evening. EAllitu.X. aged and who is attorney lor the petitioners, that Arrived: Tun ARABIAN. Passed out: March 2 Strs SCN. for Rouen: IlIRlGO.

for Brest: GANYMEDES (Dutch), for Amsterdam: ALABAMA, for Port Lobos. I March 3 Str SINOIL. for Rouen via Dun- kirk. 1 In harbor: Lighthouse tender IRIS. Weather: 2 4.

north. 5 miles, smoky, i bar 3rt.2. i. Reedy Island. March 3 Passed down- Tnc I PRl'DENCE.

towina barges Rt "THRU FORD 1 for Searsport. HORACE A ALLYN ft.r tarn- i bridge and CHARLES PIUTCHARD for 5 Charlestown. i 1 Marcus Hook. March 3 Passed up: De-j stroyem NOS 115 and 144. at 10.20 A i HARRY WALL, towing barge NATRONA I tfrom Sun Wharf).

S.40 A ALEX 1 I towing a barge. 11.40 A M. OTHER PORTS 1 March 3. WILLIAM husband of late Amelia Kusterer. aged 80.

Rela-tires and friends, also Schuyler Post. No. 51. G. A.

invited to attend funeral services, 2 I'. residence of his son-in-law. Kiesling. 3319 W. Hagert St.

Int. private. Greenmount Cem. Remains may be viewed Wed. eve.

Meadow Farm, the Mather place, where -it entered a corn field deep with rami and the hounds went to fault, being unable to get the trail away from that point. They were then called off. The riders listed were: West Chester Hunt. 35 Hounds Wm. Rriee.

huntsman: I. II. Corcoran, John E. Baldwin. Jos.

McCormick. Clias. T. Murtagh. Dr.

F. Sheller. Win. Sheller. Miss Mary Sheller.

Miss Alice Sheller. Benjamin Jie has been derelict in not pressing the- investigation which he started a jyear ago. and that the claim that the 'court had limited the scope of the inquiry was not correct, declaring that ithe court has been willing and ready for a vear to consider the case and are invited to attend funeral services, 11 A. at the chattel of Andrew J. Son.

ArcJi and 19th sts. Int. Ferawoo! Cem. REA. March 2.

MARY JANE, widow of i William Rea and daughter of the late Wil-! liam and Sarali Trexler. aged 77. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 3.30 P. at her late rei-' dence.

57 E. Phil-Eilena Mt. Airy. Int. LAMBADER March 1.

ir19. MARY, wife of the late Frederick Lf.ir.bader fnee Thomas). The boy came to Middletown his mother from Foxbor, his mother expected to secure with and hint was waiting for testimony to be taken Ann Church. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Ann's Cem. CARN AGIIAN. At Tier residence.

1022 Holland, H. -T. Archer, II. J. Barry.

F. H. before a master, as he had directed at i ployment in a mill in Milhngton, aged 62. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 1 P.

freni her late reidence. 2046 Coral st. Interment Ger- i man Lutheran Cem. Remains may be viewed I heen, Geo. Moses.

K. Caswell, lr. private. March 2. CHARLES IL.

beloved Lnsband of Bertha Riley (nee Wrieleyl. Relatives and friend, also Yerea Fire pre Spruce March 3. RACHEL McLEAN. wid-I HI" of James L. Carngnan.

aged years. Relatives and friend, also members of Cove- that time. To Speaker Snangler the I He claims that a negro induced (leu. Brinton, Herbert I en Johnson. Jas.

ltowker I ties, evening. i and, court remarked that he might with bet-j to enter the office and steal the se- .1 r. -1 9A Benjamin Price, nock, Norton wife; Josephine M. Rakestraw. toricty when as the only marine veteran he man-lied in )arade in Philadel-i phia which marked the home-coming of the S.

Marines from France. For I thirty-six years he farmed Walnut (ilenn Farm, at Hinging Hill. 1 He was born in Wilmington, Del. He was twice married, and is survived i bv his second wife. Hannah Knauer Fredd.

and eight children. Two sons. John Roger Fredd. of the V. S.

Ma-: tines, and Leroy X. Fredd. infantry, are still in the service. The funeral will be held on Saturday afternoon. Blackford.

and Mrs. II. LATCH March 1. ISAAC husband of i f. -r" 4' ter results bend his efforts toward se- curities.

Norman Chambers. Kutli Martha W. Latch. Relatives and friends are i curing legislation on tne suDject msteau below Westville. N.

J. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may view remains 7 to 9 P. M.

I nant Presbyterian Clmrch of Germar.town. 1 invited to -ervices. 4 at Oliver H. Bair Building. It20 Chestnut st.

Int. Pittsburgh. Pa. CARPENTER. Marcl, 2.

MARGARET i WYNNE, widow of H. Carpenter, aged i SK tleltt i ve.1 ii rwl frinil. 1 i invited to attend the funeral services, at the i residence of his son-in-law. William Shupert. I Ivy Rock.

Montcomery county. 2 P. M. Int. Lutheran Ardmore.

of reflecting on the court for alleged inactivity. Report Contradicts War Department Liverpool. March 1 Str MANCHESTER EXCHANGE (Br) arrived from Philadelphia for Manchester. London. Xlareh 1 Str SIBERIAN PRINCE I Br arrived from Philadelphia.

March 2 i Str A THEN A arrived from Philadelphia Bristol. March 1 Str KEEMl'N (Br) sailed for Philadelphia, i Norfolk. March 1 Str BELLI" NO Mtall arrived from Genca and sailed for Phila-Idelphia: tr BJORNSTJEKNE BJORNSOV (Nor arrived from Philadelphia. Port Arthur. March 1 Str CHARLES HARWOOD arrived from Philadelphia.

New York. March 2 Str NEW YORK ar-I rived from Philadelphia. I Savannah. March 2 Str MERRIMACK ed for Philadelphia. At Germantown.

March 1 i oni. WH I LAt'CKS HENRY K. LAT'CKS. aged 6i. Int.

will i Hovle. Sunnvside Fall of Sa linvl- i ichols. Hickman Hunt. 20 Hounds Mifflin Hickman. M.

F. Wm. Mauiun. C. C.

Darlington, Thomas younz. Thomas Marley. Mather Hunt Miss Dorothy Mather. Huntsmen Potter and Thompson. Chatham Hunt Master of Hounds.

Samuel Worth. Louis Evinger, George T. Allen, Byron Cochran. Funk nunt Renj. Funk, Master of Hounds: Norman Gawthorp.

B. Thus. Garrett. Wm. Smedley.

Boot Hunt. 25 Hounds Harold Baldwin, ljumor Green. Arthur Green. Howard Green. Evart Green.

S. Garrett. Earl fob-mra. Earl Howard Mosteller. Chas.

Mere-ii tli Chas. Wells. Lewis Patterson. U. Thos.

Garrett. Jas. F. Barry. Harry Hartzel.

Special to The Inquirer. WILMIXGTOX. March 3. Although the War Department has disclaimed knowledge of an explosion in which eiht Delaware soldiers were killed, a letter from Howard L. Marcus a member of the Delaware regimen in France, says that such an explosion took place and that Howard Johnson and James Gears were killed.

FRANK FIRTH ROBB Security League Law-defying Body, Say Congressmen i kill. Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem. i CATANAi March 2.

THOMAS band of Jennie I.esher Caianach. aged Relarives and friend invited to funeral. 2 P. residence of brother. George E.

(ata- tlx h. j34 Bustletn Bustieton. I'hila. Int. M.

E. ChurcU Bustieton. CIMIOTTI. 'nee I wife of the late Charles H. Cimiotti.

aged be made at St. Michael's Churchyard. pper i Bern, Berks county, on the arrival of the .36 A. M. train from Reading Terminal.

Wed. Reading and Lebanon papers please copy. LE VAN. 2. FLORENCE MAY.

voungest daughter of Kahler and Matilda I Van. aged 23. Relatives nd friends in-; vited to funeral services. 2 M-. at parents residence.

3091 Potter st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call after 7 I'. M.

LINN. March 1. HENRY LINN, aged 76. THE FOREIGN MAILS Veteran Railroad Man Succumbs to Infirmities cf Age After an of six months Frank Firth Robb. a retired railroad man.

died at his home, Chestnut street, from Week tndinsr March S. 1M0. Foreign mails for the week endinc S. will close at the Central post as follows. The doting time refers Marcr.

otti in a i'i. Keiatoes and ri nd. also members and Ijidie-i" Aid S'-icty of Paul's Lutheran lift' ral Church. Wl artou above lsth i are invited to attend funeral services. Tues.

P. M-. at the residence of her sin-in-Iaw, 1 general war to mall having passed GRIEF KILLS SISTERS Relatives and friends. alo Moscosco Tribe. No.

'34. I. O. R. of Ivanhoe therefore, be mailed i infirmities due tn advanced vears.

He Miip. Articles snoui'l. No. 17. A.

O. K. of M. C. of Wilhamstown several davs efore the dat- shown below X.

and Down Heritage Circle of G. A. J. A. Buob, J(22 West N.

J. int. strictly private. 11 A. Fornwood Cem.

Auto Please omit "CLEMENT. At I'leasant vilie. N. Feb. ELIZABETH, widow of Paul Clement, in R.

Glasshoro. N. are invited to attend at 10.30 A. from his late residen-e. Glassboro.

N. J. Services-at house. Int. Fernwood Pa.

Capture Runaway Children in N. Y. WILMIXGTOX. March 3. Telling their mother that they were going to church to hear a former po-I licenian evangelist preach.

Marian and Dorothy Alexander, of East Tenth street, last night disappeared. Shortly after their mother found that the chil-j dren had taken $isi and notified the police that they had disappeared with the money. Today the local police were notified that the children had been cap-I tured in Xew York. sth year. Relatives and friends invited to was iO years old.

Mr. Robb for many years was a su-j perintendent on the Pennsylvania Rail-j road, but was compiled to retire sev-j years ago because of his failing health. He is survived bv a widow and a daughter. Mrs. Richard YV.

Cuthhert. Jr. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. LVDWIG- March 2. WALTER KNEED- fnreral servu-es.

Ohio Pleasantville. N. ROBB. At hi 3C9 Chestnut March 3. FRANK FIRTH ROBB.

Relatives nd friends invited to services. V. M-. at Church of the Saviour. 3sth above Chestnut st.

Int. private. ROOK. March 2. ELIZABETH 3..

daughter rf late James C. and Elizabeth Rook. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. M.

precisely. 2051 N. 7th st. Int. private.

Remains may le viewed 7 M. RUFF March 2. 10If. ANNA DrNKEI-BER(iER. wife of the late Henry Ruff, in her year.

Relatives and friends ar- invited to attend fnneral service. 2 1. at her late residence. 561 X. 5th St.

Interment private. Please omit flowers. RCTLEY. March 2. EVA.

wife of William R. Rutley and daughter of late John C. n-l Emma Louis Dougherty. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P.

residence of James J. Iougherty 2ol7 Christian st. Int. private, Fernwood Cem. Aut funeral.

Remains may be viewed aftr 8 P. M. Omit flowers. March 3. ELLEN C.

wife of Martin H. Rvan. Relatives and friends inviied to funeral. s.3o A. M-.

2215 W. I.e-hih ave. Solemn hish requiem mass. St. Columha's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto funeraL Omit flowers.

SACKS. March 3. LEWIS, hnsband of Ella Sacks. Relative and friends, ali-o employees of Atlas Ball Bearing invited to funeral services. 2 P.

32i(i X. 2d st. Int. (ireenmount Ceui. Friends may call is to P.

M. SAM MON. March 2 ANNIE, wife of Joseph Sammon D-y Shea. Relatives and frienu are invited to attend funeral. A.

fr'in her late 5131 Thompson Hiah Requiem Ma-s at St. (iretrory's Chunli. A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Auto ia-cera 1. SARKEES. March 1. ARABET.

of Ella Sarkees. aced 85. Relatives an-! friends. alsit members of Dr. Yerdmiti hurch.

are invited to attend fnneral servieo. 1 P. M-. at his late resideme, Ridpe ave. Int.

West Laurel Hiil Ceiu. Friends may call Mon. eve. SCHALL. Suddenly, at sea.

Feb. 17. At beloved huvhand of Henrietta Seiia'i and son of John Henry and late Frances S'-haii. aeed 3'l- Relatives and friends also T'nited Circle. No.

li7. B. of invited to funcml CcntiniH From First Pane the patriotism the country in obtaining contributions which had been utilized in furtherance of private schemes. fight made by the Xational Security League upon th loyalty of men. of the highest patriotism was so glaringly unjust and so patently false." the report read, "that it failed of its purpose, but the failure was due to an error of judgment on the part of the League and not because of the lack of vicious purposes." In investigating the records of members of Congress and candidates and Mon 7.3'l I.

M. "Int. Glenwuod 10 A. M. COOK.

3.1 Month 2d. CHARLES CARROL COOK. Relative and friend invited to funeral. 5th Day. 2 P.

Friend' Committee Room. 1'riends South western tironnd. Int. private. LER.

S4n of the late William C. Ludwig. Relatives and frend are invited to the service, on at l' A. at his late resi-! dence. 2047 Spruce St.

Int. private, McCA RRON. March 1. be i loved wife of Thoma McCarron and daughter of late Thomas and Susan McLaughP.n. of 1.....

Im.Ioh.1 Palutivafi anrl rionH-l Suddenly. March 2. MISS ELLEN wit 3.1 A from l.er late residence. Annin st. Solemn aged 70.

at h-r lat residence. Rover Relatives and friends are! TRANSATLANTIC MAILS Note A Mail for Bulgaria (article cannct le registered Rumania and Luxemburg is dispatched onlv by steamers called at a Krrtieii port. The service to S-rbia is limited to let- ters and n-t cants. Tiie servn-f to '1 urkey is limited to unregistered letters and ist cards of a ixirsoual and natun-. and the mail service to l.eninnj.

Hungary. Montenegro and Ku-mu (except to Finland. Archangel and Vladivostok, ul-o certain parts specially via I'arihci Is susiended. See alo "Transatlantic Tar el-Ist MaiK" item. WKItXESIt.W 5 Oibraltar (Ital must be specially addressed for dipatclt by ti.is i sieamerl.

via tiil.rrltar and Genoa, at 1 A. ir S. Catena. i France. Belgium.

Rumania. Bulgaria. I.ux- i embiirg. Switzerland. Italy.

Spaiu. Kgypt. British India. BntNIi Afri.a Malta, eylou nnd Persia, via Havre, at 1 A. per S.

S. R-M'haiiibean. Till' RSI (AY fi F.urope (See note A Africa an 1 Wet via Liverjxsd. at 1 A. iht S.

S. Aiiitania. SA'fTKDAY Gibraltar (Italy must be specially addressed for dispatch by thi steamer), via Gibraltar and Genua, at 1 A. er America. Kurope (see Note At.

Africa and Wct Asia. via Liverpool, at 1 A. per S. S. Lapinnd.

TB NSATLANTIC PARCEL-POST MAILS Two Chester Women Succumb Following Death of Brother fecial to The Inquirer. CHESTER. March Grief over the death of their brother, Ier-nard R. P.onner, who was burried on Saturday last, caused the death today of his two sisters. Miss Margaret A.

and Miss Mary A. Bonner, at their home, 722 Mcllvaine street. Mr. Bonner and his two sisters had lived in the same home together since childhood. Following the death of their brother the sisters were taken sick and neither was able to attend the funeral.

Their grief was more than they were able to bear and both succumbed today. Miss Margaret Bon-ners death occurring a few hours be-for her sister, Mary, passed away. Both sisters were devout members of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, this city and High Requiem Mass for the repose of their souls will Skater Drowned; Two Rescued Special to The Inquirer. POTTSVILLE.

March 3. Mildred aged 13. was drowned at Donaldson today when the ice on which she was skating broke. Beatrice and Verna Reinhocl were skating at the same time and were rescued by their father in an unconscious condition, nut were restored to life. The Wentzel girl was under water for two hours before her body was recoveredT the that con- calling some of them before League the report today declared not only their past votes were inch mass of requiem at St.

Anthony's Church i at 10 A. M. Int. at Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.

McCLUSKEY. March 1 EDWARD. l.u-baud of late Aitnes McClukey (nee (il-lertsonl. Relatives and friends. St.

Mi-h-el T. A. I'pholster Weaver" No. -'5. invited to f-neral, s.30 A.

N. Biair st. High mass. Sr. Michael's Ch' JF 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. funeral. McCORMICK.

March 1. HUGH. hu-hand of Sharp McCormick (nee Smith und wn of Barnard and the late Marv M-Cormick. Relatives and friends are invited to attend fnneral. A.

from the resi- 1 dence of his father-in-law. Charles Smith. W. Russell st. Solemn requiem mass at Tiie Church St.

Veronica. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Auto service. March 1. ROBERT R. M- invl'ed to attend funeral service. 2 P.

in chri-t- Church. Tiilcchockin and McCailntn In. privaf-. DILLON. March -J.

MARY, id.wv of William Dillon and dnrghter of the lute lincli and Margaret Brady. Relatives aud friends invited to afTend the funeral, en Thursday, at 7.30 A. from her late 12L'6 Nectarine st. (13th and Spring (harden ts. I.

High requiem mass it the Church of the As- sumption. i A. M. Int. Cathedral Cem.

Auto funeral. iKKiI.ITTLK. At his residence. Pine -n March 3. CHARLES 1...

hus-; bend of Helen W. Donlittle. 75. Fa- neral sort ice ou Thursday, at 11.30 A. at the reid.nce of IT.

J. Fred Wolle. 14 Church at Bethlehem. Ia. Int.

private. DOCCI.ASS. At his residence. 11-7 Samuel W. Frescoln Samuel Wilson Frescoln.

who died in the Jefferson Hospital Friday, was lxrn October 142. near Mount Joy. I Pa. Later, with Ins parents, lie moved i to Indiana at.d served in the Second Indiana Cavalry tinder Major General' Buell. This regiment was the first raed in the State of Indiana under the (-ommainl of Colonel John Bridgeland.

He is survived by a broth- I er, George Frescoln, and a sister. Rcbeo-a F. Rodgers, both of Llanerch. Pa. He was a member of Lodge F.

and A. of Reading. Pa. For thirty-seven years Mr. Frescoln was special representative the Phosphor 'Bronze Company of Philadelphia and: uas identified with the work the I First Moravian Church for many years.) His home was at the Golden Swan Inn.

i Mount Airy. 1 i sidered but an effort was made to as- on im- how they would vote certain portant OKLAl JIHIl.MV AMI IKKl.AM at reconstruction questions, and NORTHEAST MARYLAND NEWS 11 March be celebrated in the church on lhurs- Ier S. 7. per at 11 I. Marc) FRANCE- Cloe at 11 1.

Aiu: tania S. Iiplauil. Mnrvi 4. icr March -4. per March 7.

double buried Ceme- 2 I. M-. residence. 2711 M. M.

V. irs-t. March 1'. JOHN. huhar.il of day morning.

There will be a funeral and the sisters will be side by side in St. Michael's tery. toJCRACKEN. aced .15 years. Relatives audi S.

S. Rochamttean. ITALY i lose at 11 S. S. Caserta.

and at lJUgUis. Relative nd friends invited. 11 servi(S-s. 10 A. at Ollwr ll.

r.air the power of the League was utilized to elect candidates who would me fa- i Titrable to the political faction which the League was supporting. A deeper hint of connection with the "big interests" was contained in the report, because of the contribu- 4. Iter s. America. GIBRALTAR Close at 11 P.

M. per S. S. Caserta. and at 11 P.

per S. S. America. March Mar. irienos.

also ixaeriru uhip1-. i i of L. O. O. No.

54. and Minonk Tribe. No. 451. I.

O. of R. L. are invited i to the service, on at 2 P. at his I late residence.

3351 Cambridge st. Int. ac Fernwood Remains may be viewed Mon. eve. from 8 to 10 o'clock.

Special to The Inquirer. ELKTON. March 3. At a meeting of the Board of Governors of Washington Collepe. Lieutenant Clarence Gould.

I'nited States Army, was elected president of the college, succeeding Ir. J. W. Cain, resigned. The new president will assume his new duties this week.

Amanda is I.ee. wife of Harry IV Lee. prominent business of Elkton. died suddenly at her home, on West High street, yesterday, of heart trouble. IW-ensed was about 40 years of age, and leaves a widower and one son.

BELCH Close at P. March 4.1 per S. S. Jean l-Hurent and at II I. March 14.

per S. S. Wynoocl.e. PORTI "AL lose at 31 P. M.

March per S. S. Oglethorpe. GREECE lose at 11 M. March 5, tier i S.

S. Wellington. John. Meehan. John Meehan.

for many years a contractor, of this city, died Sun- tion made to the league by capitalists. Colonel Lyendecker. Irarry L. West, Charles D. Orth and E.

L. Harvey were the only men to be seen at the Frankford ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. SCHMI.

March 2. ALBERT son of Grace and the late alentine Schmid. aged 44. Relatives rnd friends are invited to attend residence. 1 A.

M-. from his mother residence. 222T Gaa 1st. Solemn requiem ma-s I at St. Boniface's Church.

10 A. M. Int. private. New Cathedral Cem.

SCHCLER. March 1. WILLIAM X. SCHl I LER. aaed 01.

Relatives and friends. alo 1 Washington Camp. No. 45. P.

O. S. of 1 are invited to attend funeral services. 1 1 P. M.

precisely, at the residence of his son-in-law. Thomas P. Abbott. 345 Davis 'Audubon. X.

J. Int. at Greenmount Phila. Friends may call after 7 T. M.

i SEARS. March 2, WAYNE IL. be. loved son of Wayne H. and Marie L.

Sears itnee Hindermyer). aged months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 1 3 I'. from his parents' residem.

i 1H37 E. I-aveer Germantown. Int. pri- vate. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

SEITTER; At Vineland. X. March 1. Building. Chestnut t.

Int. private. ELLIOTT. March 1. CHANDI.FR F.

ELLIOTT, in the 4lh year of his age. Rel.i-; tives and friends are invited to attend funeral service, at bis late residence. X. c.th 11 M. Int.

Westminster Cem. ESSIO. Feb. 2. MONTGOMERY wn of E.

-and Sarah M. 1 Fssic. Fnneral services at E. B. Bringhurst licit Arch 3 I.

M. Icu private. West I-aurel Hill Ceni. March 2. BARBARA, beloved i rife of Ancusf Fellger inee Kei-L in her (iCifh year.

Relatives and friends, also mem-! of Ar hconfrateraity -f ti.e Holy Fam-; ily and Sacred Heart Altar Society, are to attend funerul. vsii A. from her lute residence, 11TJO ave. Uoiniecu mass, at Sr. 1'eter's Church.

at 10 A. M. Int. St. 1'eter's Cem.

I lie term of conrt for ecu county HELAMt Cle at 11 1. M. March 11. i couvenea in c.lKton tins morning, with Judges I p.r Gullfiw. tinstable.

Hopper and Adkins on the bench. AZORES ISLANItS Sailings uncertain. 1 i Mi-CI'LLY. MarcU 2. WILLIAM 1-CI LLY.

Relatives and friends. Mt. Moriah Indje. No. 155.

F. and A. Harmony Chapter. No. 52.

R. A- Phila. Commander)'. No K. rhila.

Council. No. 11. R. and S.

Phila. Consistory. A. A S. R.

Phiia. Lle. No. S. B.

P. O. i R-uird of Real Estate Asessc.rs. all other organization of which he was a member, yi-1 vited to funeral services. 2 P.

1T110 N. 13th st. Int. private. Auto fnneral.

i LYNN. Feb. 27. BRIDGET, wife of i late Frank Mcillynn. Relatives and friends I invited to funeral.

A. residence 1 3('3 O'-een lane. Falls of Schuylkill. requiem ma. St.

Bridget's Church. 0.30 i A. M. Int. St.

Rovboroush. aio- luundiMuis a i eioii. i i iiit-jKlv Sailing rniTiin Mrs. Courtland Wharton Smith, of Harford! NORWAY. SWEDEN AND DENMARK county, announce- the coming marriage of her i Service Want Change in Primary Road Special to The Inquirer.

HARRISBURG. March 3. Newcastle good roads advgeates. headed by Representative C. G.

Jordan, of Lawrence county, today suggested to Highway Commissioner Sadler that the primary route from Butler to Newcastle be over route No. instead of over Nos. 7i) aud 3T0, which go through Ellwood City. They want Portersville to have a chance. This suggestion and one made by Messrs.

ii. W. Gearhart, E. K. Lessig and Elmer II.

Towe. members of Ashland Borough Council, who wanted a change in the Frackville road, will be referred to Governor William C. Sproul for his opinion. This is taken to mean that changes in primary roads will be hard to get. day, at his home, 515 West Dauphin street, of paralysis.

Mr. Meehan was a member of xhc Contractors' Association of Philadelphia, and also of the Germantown Avenue Business Men's Association! He belonged the Holy Name Society and the I'. V. M. Sodality of St- Edward's Church, of which he was a life lor.g member, and from (laughter.

Wharton Smith, to League headquarters. These were described as a lawyer with a "private practice" a "lobbyist." an "importer ot sisal closely associated with shipping interests and a newspaperman without a job." "If the curtain were pulled back." it was stated, "the hand of Rockefeller, of Vanderbilt. of Mor ETH I I Service suspended. GERMANY. ACSTRIA and 111 NtiAUY Service suspended.

I lectenant Lben D. Finney, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. M.

T. Finney, of Baltimore. Daniel H. Carroll, for the paM six rears Deputy Register of Wills for Harford couutv. has resigned to accept a position as an audi- 1 tor in the T'nited States Ordnance Iepart- I ment.

Washington, s. M. Kahoe. Siiiiervisor FISHER. March 1.

CAROLINE A. 1 iSH i winch lie will he buried nursday morn- 1 1 r. ii 1 1 1 r.ik. -t a uiemoer 01 r. Waters.

MHlflVERN. March 1. CATHARINE. wifeN seirter's Sons, brick manufactnrers. Rela- services.

i of John McGoveru inee Burkel. Relatives "riends may rVDTTTT A Mr Meehan i survived by his -f ril I 1 II fk hC I I widow and nine children, one of vmm. I 13oi N. V.th st. Fr I J.

Meehan. was associated with call Tues. eve. Funeral private. his father in the business.

-Fiss. March dorothy FR. daushter of late James and Mary 1 and friends, also B. V. M.

Sodality. Sacrfd Heart. Altar and Rosary Societies: 3d, Order of Sf Francis, of St. Elizabeth's Church. ounty Assessment, has been appointed Deputy Register of Wills, succeeding Mr.

Carroll. Beginning on Friday next the Tolchester Steamboat Company will start their steamers on the Sassafras, Chester and Susquehanna Rivers. daughter of Mrs. Edna R. Fiss.

aeed 14 years. Uela- WILLIAM F. M'CULLY Mrs. Sarah F. Bacon Mrs.

Sarah K. Bacon, one of the old lives and friends invited to the service. .2 P. at the residence of her grandfather. 'James White.

C3'J X. 40th st. Int. Wool-j lands Cem. FRAXKEXFIELP.Man-h 2.

EMILY, wife I of Manor G. Frankentield. Relatives and i friends are invited to attend funeral services. P. at her late residem-e.

7145 i Van Dvke Taconv. Int. Greenwood est members the 1 irst Baptist gan, ot liemington ana ot au out ana Guggenheim would be seen suggesting steel, oil, money bags, Russian bonds, rifles, powder and railroads." "The National Security League and like organizations in their political activities constitute a serious menace to representative the report continued. "Ordinarily their real purpose is concealed and their appeal is made to the public on some principle in harmony with dominant, sentiment. Usually, as in this instance, they have access to almost unlimited wealth and borrow respectability by the use in honorary positions of the names of men of national prominence.

If their real purpose were apparent the danger would be relieved." "hurch of Camdn, died Sundav at the TO BE BURIED TODAY i home of her son. Joseph M. Bacon, at Delanco. N. J.

Mrs. Bacon was Trenton. X. 12.30 P. M.

Kindly omit flowers. Trenton. X. paiers copy. FOrSER.

Suddenly. March 1. WILLIAM, husband of Emma Fouser inee Xickels). Relatives and friends, also members P. R.

Relief i years old and the widow of Samuel Ba-j con, a former assessor in Camden. She i survived by two sons and three daugh- ters. and Montgomery ircle. Lady loresters, invited to a ttend S.30 A. residence.

1S60 X. Judson st. Solemn requiem hinh mass. St. Elizabeth's Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. McKlXI.EY. March 2.

JANE, -widow of Thomas McKinley. Sr. Relatives and friend invited to funeral services, on at 2.30 P. M. precisely, at late residence.

251S Salmon st. Int. private in Cedar Hill Cem. Remains mav be viewed to 10 1'. M.

MAG EE. March 2. CATHERINE MAGEE. dauchter of William -and Catherine Massee. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

S. 30 A. from her late residence. 2431 S. 73d St.

Solemn High Mass at St. rieinent's Church. Pasehallville. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. MANNING. March 2.

HELEN J. MANNING, daughter of Mrs. Walter N'ewhall. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. S.30 A.

from the residence of her mother. 234 S. Frazier W. Phila. High mass of requiem at Church of the Transrieuration.

10 A. 51. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.

Pottsville papers copy. MAI'L. March 3. ANNA (nee Wolf mm I. beloved wife of Moritz Maul, aged 55.

Residence. 1214 X. 30th st. Due notice of fune Arwames Lodge Gives Annual Banquet Special to The Inquirer. GLOUCESTER.

N. March 3-Arwames Lodge No. 37, I. O. O.

the oldest fraternal organization here, tonight celebrated its seventy-third anniversary, and also the one-hundredth anniversary of the organization, with a banquet and reception in the City Hall. Most of the members were on hand with their wives or lady friends. Following the banquet there were talks by Mr. Harvey S. Hopkins, of Newton, Grand Master of the State, and officers of the lodge and other visitors.

An entertainment and dance followed the talks. tives and friends invited to tnneral service. 12.30 P. M-, at Steelman's 33l Kensington ave. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cem. SIMMONS Mach 1. 1919. SARAH, daushter of William W. and Florence T.

Simmons, ased 10. Relatives and friends are invited to atend funeral services. P. at her parents' residence. 5224 Larch-wood West Phila.

Further services and interment at Harrington. Dell. Wed. morning. STALLER.

March 2. Dr. MAX STALLER. beloved husband of. Jennie Staller, father of Pauline and Eleanor Staller and brother of Mrs.

Horn and Mrs. Minnie Beruer. in his 51st year. Relatives and friends, also ail oreanizations of which he was a mem Iter, in- vited to funeral. 2 P.

from his late residence. 1310 S. st. Int. Mont--tiore Cem.

TERNAX. March 1. JOSEPH, son of Mary Teruan nee O'Rourke) and late Edward V. Ternan. Funeral 7.30 A.

from his mother's residence. 3S11 N. ISth st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Holy Souls. 9 A.

M. Int. strictly private. THOMAS March 1. 1919.

ANN. widow of Morgan Thomas. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. I P. at her late residence.

3634 Kensington ave. Interment private. Mt. Moriah Cem. Tt'CKER.

March 3, PARK B. TICKER. Relatives and friends, also Washincton Lodnc. No. 59.

F. and A. Oriental B. A. Charter, No.

KJ. and Mary Commandery. No. 36. K.

invited to funeral services. 2 P. residence. 1522 W. Westmoreland st.

Show Model of Memorial Bridge Special to The Inquirer. HARRISBURG, March 3. The model of the memorial bridge which was proposed to erect as part of the Capitol Park civic centre programme of the State was placed today in the Senate ante-room by Arnold W. Brun-ner, the architect, who explained it to State officials in company with J. E.

Greiner and II. G. Perring, the bridge engineers. The bridge is declared to be one of the handsomest in design in the country. There are two pylons sixty feet high at the entrance, each to contain a chamber in which will be placed the names of every Pennsylvania in the army or navy in the war with Germany.

Interment of Well-known Real Estate Assessor Will Be Made in Mt. Moriah MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED and James Delia Taylor, 1517 S. Garnet st Moore. 1517 S. Garnet st.

Gertrude Hanie. 1827 Lombard and Otis and employees of P. R. Railway, Phoenix Lodge. Xo.

130. F. and A. M. r- mony R.

A. Chapter. Xo. 52. and all other organizations of which he was a member, in- vited to funeral services.

3 1'. residence. 1133 W. Cumberland St. Int.

Monument Cem. Remains may be viewed to 10 P. M. FOX. March 2.

ALOXSOX husband of Mamie Fox. Residence. 712 Grant Cam-j den. X. J.

Funeral services, to which the relatives and also Loyal Order of i Moose, and other, societies of which he was a member, are invited 7.30 P. from 1701 Ritner Phila. Int. Milford. Del.

FRESCOLX. Suddenly, on Feb. 2S. SAM-! W. FRESCOLX.

of 7461 Germantown Caesar. 1S37 South st. Berlha Hoever. 607 X. 54th and Albert Simmons.

0OS X. 54th st. Ithoda M. Daloy. Spruce and Wil- Funeral services for William F.

Cully, a real estate assessor, who prominent in local Democratic cles, and who died yesterday at Mc-was cir-the liam R. Smith. Bergen county, X. J. Mary G.

Bradley, .102 Willow and James H. Mitchell. 2.1211 W. Cumberland st. Mary Shannon.

474G Paschall and Jas. G. Brown. E. Greylock st.

Velma I. Watson. Williamsport. and ral will be given. March 2.

husband of Anna Meehan. Relatives and friends, also B. V. M. Sodality and Holy Xame Society of LT.

G. W. PEPPER HOME Says His Regiment Got Across in Time Celebrate Armistice Lieutenant George Wharton Pepper, is staying at the home of W. Hay-ward Myers, vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, having been discharged from the Army few days ago at Fortress Monroe, Virginia. Mrs.

Pepper was formerly Miss Myers. Lieutenant Pepper said yesterday he was with the 17th Coast Artillery, which arrived in France, toward the end of October and had its chief war ex- St. Edward's Church, invited to funeral. I age of eighty, will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in his home, 2110 North Thirteenth- street. Interment S.30 A.

residence. Dauph- int private. Elmer C. Long. league Island.

Edna M. Vngerer. 63 E. Madison and Charles R. I'fender.

1S27 Madison st. Holi'i l.1.a A 1 MILLVILLE MILLINGS Special to The Inquirer. MILLVILLE, N. March 3. Charged with stealing an automobile belonging- to Frank Dalton, a Millville undertaker.

Charles Burkhart. 15 years old, of Mount Pleasant, was arrested by City Marshal- Charles Biggs today and was held by Mayor Whitaker under $250 bail for the Juvenile Court. The stolen machine was recovered at Carmel and Burkhart confessed that he took the car but intended to return it. A continuous tank at the plant of the T. C.

Wheaton Company resumed operations today, after a shutdown of several weeks, giving employment to many additional hands. Accused of breaking and entering the social rooms of the Millville Athletic Association will be made in Mt. Moriah Cemeterv. Jerabeck. s.

23d st. Base MeAneny, 41M2 Oaden and Mr. Met ully was born in the old Mccioskry. 227 x. isth st.

Joan and Closing Up State Draft Work IIARRISBUIIG, March Ii. Final steps to close up the draft in Pennsylvania will be taken soon. Sixty per cent, of the local boards have sent word to State headquarters that records are ready for shipping. Calls have heen sent out for additional historical sketches to complete the story of the draft -lists of men who volunteered for army or navy before being called in the draft and final data regarding personnel of "draft boards, members of which are requested to send photographs to the State headquarters to form part of the record. district and educated in the Adelaide iei Rossi, eoa Fuller st in St.

solemn reyuinu iiiusta. r.i'.niu a i Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. i EX DE A LL. At her residence. 34,11 Chestnut on March 3.

MARY PENNOCK. wife of Howard L. Mendenhail. Notice of funeral later. MENGES.

Feb. 2S. MARY wife of 1 John H. Menges and daughter of Mary and i-late Charles R. Ramsay, aged 24.

Relatives i and friends invited to funeral services. Kce. 1143 Wharton st. public schools. After graduation from Dorothy E.

Green. Millhourne. Ph and ave. George E. Katzenhach.

4534 Manaynnk Ionian Hams. ills, rorler st ave. Helatlves ana friends, also Lioage. o. 62.

F. and A. of Reading. are invited to the service, on Wed-, at 2 P. at the Oliver II.

Bair 1S20 Chestnut st. Int. private. FRY. March 2.

HENRIETTA LANCASTER. wWow of Ambrose A. Fry. Funeral services 1 P. at the residence of her niece.

Mis. Benjamin Hayllar. 123 W. Washington lane, Germantown. Int.

pri- aFCREY. March 3. lf: BLANCH COSTELLO FCREY. wife of Pr. Charles Furey.

Pue no-tii-e of funeral will be given from iier parents' residence. 4045 X. Broad st. GERL1XGER. March 1.

ANDREW, beloved husband of Margaret E. Gerlinger tnce Em-mertl. aged 64 years. Relatives and friends invited to the service. 2 P.

at his late residence. 637 X. 44th st. Int. at Arlington Cem.

GLEXXIXG. March 1. JENNIE, daughter of'Margaret M. and late Patrick J. Glenning.

Relatives and friends. Young Ladies' Sodality and League of Sacred Heart of Gesu, invited and Richard perience in witnessing the celebrations over the signing of the armistice. Lieu tenant Pepper is the son of George i Wharton Pepper, Sr. He was commis 1 wren son. ills Porter st.

Lucy Clements. 2617 Berks I'LMER. March 1. WILLIAM, husband Clmer mee HoupterL Kelatives an I friends are invited to attend funeral 1'. at his late residence.

'424 Wnrnoi-k st. Int. Greenmount Cem. mains ma be viewed 8 to 10 P. M.

VEITINGER. Feb. 28. CATHARINE C. 1 VEITINGER nee Porter', widow of Wiiii.cn Veiringer.

Relatives and friends invited i funeral. S.SO A. from resident of Mrs. I. M.

Keohane. 1743 W. Thompa i st High requiem mass Gesu hurch, 10 A. iL Int. Cem.

WALKER. March 2. M.t Mii.l RET. of Georee Walter. Relatives and friends i invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. M-. residence of her son-in law. John Glassiool, 712 S. 57th st.

Int. private. March 2. FLORENCE IRKNC. daughter of James E.

Warwick and late Julia E. Venning, aged 33. Relatives and friemi-- and Carlo and stealing a sum of money and checks. Claude Stites and Lewis Hickman were locked ueinno. Zfil K.

Somerset st. Edna M. Schreiber. 2214 E. Almond st Fred II.

Schmidt. NewiKirt. K.v. and up here today pending a hearing. The Liberty Sine Commission is preparing 2 mother residence, yirs.

iiary K. Ramsay. 1538 X. Ldgewood st. Int.

private. Remains may be viewed after I. M. MERKLEE. March 2.

AMANDA daughter of the late conrad and Catherine Merklee. aged 86. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, at her late residence. 1527 North 2.30 P. M.

Iiit. private. MERRILL. March 1. CHARLES hus lor a mem or up their li-.

will be heli for the Millville boys who gave a the military service, which the Levoy Theatre next Sun-One of the features will be the heroes thrown upon the stereopticon. day afternr- the portraiis screen by the A large barn with a quantity of hay and band of Emily E. Cridland and son of late invited ty funeral services. resiaenc; of Mabel Snead. 7233 Paschall and James E.

Hens'on, 7113 Grays ave. Mary J. Jamie. 2027 W. Somerset and Russell L.

Gibson. South Holland. Pa. Mary Gaughan. 3517 Bowman and Lawrence Kelly, 3417 Sunnyside ave.

Jennie M. O'Neill. 224S X. Muller and Albert L. Paff.

1227 X. (th st Florence W. Miller. 6017 Race and Harvey C. Archer.

132 Mvrtle st. Carrie Davis. 3433 Reed and Junies Ray, 3433 Reed st. Elizabeth Campbell. 26 E.

Seltzer and John V. Young. 341 N. 12th st. Cecelia Devenney.

1523 Cherry and John A. Abanhein. Camden. X. J.

to funeral. S.30 A. 1747 W. Thomp- i Central High School he served an apprenticeship in the press room of the "Sunday Dispatch." and later became the proprietor of one of the local newspapers. He was president of the school board of the Third Section for three years.

He was a member of the first Board of Fire Commissioners of the city, and at one time was president of the old Hibernia Fire Engine Company. Mr. McCully was a charter member and secretary of the Americus Club, and was affiliated with the following Masonic organizations: Mt. Moriah Lodge, No. 15i; Philadelphia Comman-dery No.

Harmony Chapter R. A. No. 52, the Philadelphia Conncil and the Consistory. During the administration of Mayor Blankenburg he was connected with the office of the Civil Service Commission.

Three sisters, a brother and a James and Margaret Merrill, aged 49. Rela- "107 Fitzwater Wed. 11 A. M. Remai grain was destroyed by tire last night on the farm of R.

Machon. at Cumberland. An in tives and friends, also Phila. Lodtre. No.

may -be viewed lues, to cubator house was also destroyed by fire from sioned at the officers school at ort Niagara, shortly after the war started. Organize Firemen's Relief Association Special to The Inquirer. BERLIN, N. March 3. At a meeting of the Independent Fire Company of West Berlin it was decided to join with the United Fire Company of Berlin and organize a relief firemen's association for the firemen.

R. L. Leviek, the chief of the United Company, was elected chief of both companies, and thi; officers of the relief association are as follows: Chairman, E. C. Wagner; secretary, John H.

Car-berry; treasurer, G. H. Eckstein: Relief Committee, John A. White, T. A.

Eggler, William Hendrickson. an exploding lamp on the farm of George Scnenck. in East Millville. Menon em. i At Saratoga Springs.

New Yok Feb. 28. ALICE BELL WATSON, wife of Paul H. Watson. Services and int.

privaia on Tues. WEBER. March 2. Al'GUST WEREU sr DELAWARE NEWS ITEMS L. O.

O. and employees of Phila. Daily Gazette, invited to funeral. 8.30 A. residence.

959 X. 11th st. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Malactiy's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. private. MESSICK. March 3.

ELWOOD son of Elwood H. and Susan H. Messick. aged 3. Due notice of funeral will be given from his parents' residence.

2311 S. Hicks st. MILLER. March 1. JENNIE B.

CARLISLE. Africa Will Disposes of $500,000. Special to The Inquirer. HUNTINGDON, March 3. The will of Elmer McClellan Africa, president of J.

C. Blair Company, who fied last week, was probated today, and leaves many charitable bequests, among whieh are the following: Nurses Home of J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital. First Methodist Episcopal Church, Huntingdon, $o000; First Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon, $5000; Huntingdon Orphans' Home, $2000; Huntingdon Park and Road Association, $5000.

His great library he willed to Juniata College, and the greater part of his stock in J. C. Blair Company he bequeathed to employees of the company. The estate is valued at half a million. Minnie Dnichio.

Merchantville. X. 3.. and Special to The Inquirer. and Joseph btanley L.

Liasig. 1536 Shunk st. Fannie Dubin, 606 S. 60th Rosow. 277 S.

11th st. Marie D. Console, 1308 S. 8th st. Zito.

743 Earp st. GE0RUBT0WN. March 3. At the an nual election in Georgetown, Saturday. H.

C. Stewart was re-elected Mayor, with Dr. John husband of the late Anna Weber, aged 51 Relatives and friends, also German IWie-ficial I'nion. NO. 355 Einiaehrl I nterst Vere-in Eintrachr: employees of Baldwin Locomotive Works.

17th and Hamilton sts. shop, ar-invited to attend funeral. 1.3o P. M. from his late residence.

1757 X. XewkirU Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Tuos and Frank and Patrick (widow of Edwin Miller. Relativesvand friends Annie Murray, Nicetown.

Phila H. Hammond, C. 8. Richards, Walter Roach. uauagner.

wsz s. 22d st. Madaline Porter, 2028 S. 21st st ancKFran- Andrew Marvel all re-elected to Council, and Walter B. Hilyard elected a new member.

SEAFORD. An automobile found along the CIS McGovern. 2200 S. Bucknell st. 7 to 9 P.

M. WUALEX. Feb. 28. CATHARINE, dang: -I ter of the late Michael and Mary Whalen late of N'o.

2529 Oxford st. Relatives itu i road near Seaford. bearing a Pennsylvania license, was claimed Saturday by C. H. Mc- granddaughter are Mr.

McCully's survivors, his wife having died in 1868. CHARLES A. BRINLEY are invitd to attend funeral services, n-. 2 P. M.

precisely, at her late residence. A.0J Baltimore ave. Int. private. MILLER.

March 1. EDGAR DESMOND son of Dr. Edgar T. and Nom S. Miller, aged 11 years.

Services P. at la parents' residence. 300 X. Wayne Wayne. Pa.

Int. private. Please oinit flowers. ITC HELIj arch 2. WILLIAM, husband of the late Nancy McBride Mitchell, in his 78th year.

Relatives and friends, also ofiiors the Mutual B. and L. and Six Years' Sentence for Arson Special to Tie Inquirer. POTTSVILLE. Pa-, March 3.

Clar- Kim, of Cheater. Pa. It was stolen six weeks ago. Anna P. Hunter.

5520 Ludlow sL. and Geo. E. Shinn. 46 8.

56th st. Linda Heintz. Salem. N. and Arthur S.

Freed. 2314 Emerald st. Amanda Lanzi. 714 S. 13th and Joseph Silvester.

1133 Federal st. Ida M. Hartwig. 7408 Bingham and Charles R. Benner.

8024 st. Lucy Harris. 738 S. 19th and Charlie Davis, 728 17th st. Ida M.

Puryear. Willow Grove. and Jerry Robinson, Willow Grove, Pa. ence Stekroth, a Port Carbon business Killed When Express Hits Auto. inenas are inviiea to anena funeral.

Wed a 8 A. from the residem-e of John Waiie- Buriie. S. E. cor.

17th aud Morris sts. Solenn Requiem mass at Church of St. Thoula Aquinas, at f.30 A. M. precisely.

In' a. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service. WIXOKCR. March 2.

HARRY, husband late Sophie Winokn.r. aged 47. Relatives friends, also Samuel Randall Lodge I ft .1 i V- rt'est Jersey Mutual B. and L. Asso.

are m-at 2.30 son st. High mass of requiem. Church of Gesu. 10 A. M.

Int. Old Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral. GOOD Suddenly, 2, 3. LEWIS GOOD.

Relatives and friends, also Philo Lodge. Xo. 444. F. and A.

are invited attend the funeral services, at his residence. 2427 Bryn Mawr at 2.30 P. M. GRISSIXGER. March 3.

CLARA W. wife of Homer X. Grissinger. Relatives ond friends invited to the service. 2 P.

at her late residence, 6016 Webster st. Int. private. 4r HAFFXER. March 2.

EDWIX. son of Matilda and late Leonard Haffncr. 23. Relatives and friends, also Columbia Circle. Xo.

N7. B. of and employees of A. Wolstenholme Son. invited to funeral, on at 2 P.

from 231 W. Cumberland st. Int. Xorthwood Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. HAXLIXE. Marclj 1. at daughter's residence, Mrs. E.

A. YA asserman. Xewark. X. GEO.

W. HAXLIXE. Funeral services private. 2.30 P. parlors of S.

Frankentield Sons. 39th and Spring Garden sts. Oriental Ixidge. Xo. 3S5, F.

and A. invited. Int. Woodland Cem. HA RR IG A March 2.

1919. JOSEPH beloved husband of Emma -Harrlgan (nee Speilman) and son of Sarah and the late David Harrigan. Relatives and friends, also P. O. Relief Asso.

aud employees 22d street station; L. O. O. M-. No.

54: Harry Harmer Spanish-American War Veterans, and all other societies of which he was a member, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from his late residence. 5633 King-sessing ave. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. Auto service. HAUGHTON.

At Paoli, March" 1. ADELE daughter of Augustine M. and late Rev. James Haughton. Funeral services at Church of the Redeemer.

Bryn Mawr. 3.30 P. M. New York a.nd Boston paper please copy. HAWKINS.

March 2. MARY WnELEX. wife of. John Hawkins, aged 35. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

2 P. residence, Bensalem township. Bucks Pa. Int. Beechwood Hulmeville.

Pa. HESS. March 3. WILLIAM H. H.

HESS. iioH t. nttonii funeral services, ea. man. was today sentencea to six years in jail by Judge Berger for setting fire to bis store.

Not only was Stekroth's store burned in the fire which resulted, but the entire town of Port Carbon Whiti Hone P. at his late residency. CONCORD. While Charlie Wrotten, of Concord, was driving home last night, his horse stepped off a bridge near borne. Wrotten.

his wife and daughter were thrown into the water and were nearly drowned before help arrived. LEWES. A radio station with an altitude of 125 feet is being erected at the naval base near Cape Henlopen. BRIDGEVILLE. The Tuesday Night Club of Bridgeville cleared $75 by a dinner given Saturday night toward building their new club bouse.

West Pike and Clay st. Collingswood. X. J. evening.

Interment Tues. Friends may call milieu iu jer ices, wed 111 was only saved from destruction by the 2600 X. 31st precisely, at residence. Int. Mt.

Carmel Cem. Ilarleigh Cem. MOXAGHAX. March 1. AXXA i.p jmeK snd the late Annie E.

aid of the fire departments of Pottsville, Palo Alto and St. Clair. Nearly damage was wrought. Judge Ber also B. V.

Special to The Inquirer. WILKES-BARRE, Ta March 3. Rnn down by the Black Diamond express of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Thomas IL Evans, thirty-one years old, of 13 Lawrence street, was instantly killed late yesterday and the automobile in which he was riding, was wrecked. Lawrence Flosser, of 15 Lawrence street, was probably fatally injured-The accident happened on the Warrior Run Crossing. Witnesses say that the warning bell sounded, but that the men in the machine did not hear it and ran directly in front of the engine.

chan. Relative and friends. M. Sodality and League of the Sacred Heart. at 8.30 DIED AAROXSON.

At Mt. Holly. X. March 3. EMMA widow of Alfred E.

Aaronson. aged 70. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral, residence, 149 Madison Mt. Holl. N.

2 P. M. Int. Coopers town Cem. ADAMS.

March 2. WILLIAM son of late James and Anna Adams. Relatives and are invited to attena uucii. her father. 1925 A.

from the aesidence of WOODBURY. WHISPERS vrth Solemn mass OI requiem ai tne ger was moved to mercy because Stekroth is only 21 years old and previously had a good character. WOOLMAX. March 1. SARAH widow of John Woolman.

in her 89th year Rel-i-tives and friends are invited to attend he-fuueral. Third Month, 4th. at 3 P. ji from her late residence, 21 X. Highland I'a.

YOHN March 2. SADIE daughter of Harry 1. and Emily II. oLn. Uelatives and friends and Hannah Schuyler Home Communion, are invited to attend funeral sen-ices.

Wed 2 P. at her parents' resi- st- Int. private. North Cedar Hill -Cem. hloted Scientist and Economist Dies At Age of 72 Charles A.

Brinley president of the American Pulley Company and well known as a scientist and economist, died yesterday at his home, 247 South Sixteenth street. He was 72 years old. Mr. Brinley was born in Hartford, Conn. He was educated in the public schools there and afterward entered the Sheffield Scientific School at Yale University and graduated in 1809 with the degree of bachelor of science.

In 1872 he came to Philadelphia and entered the employ of the Midvale Steel Company as a chemist and two years later became superintendent. After ten years at Midvale he became general manager of the Franklin Sugar Refinery and held this position ifhtil his retirement in 1892. In 180S Mr. Brinley again took up business life and organized the American Pulley Company. It-lends invited to funeral services.

I' at residence of sister. Mrs Endress. 4601 Westminster ave. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem.

ATHOW. March 2. JAMES OSBORX. husband of Emma R. Athow, in 75th year.

Rela- Upset Commissioners' Motor Car Special to The Inquirer. MT. EPHRIAM, N. March 3. An automobile owned by and in charge of Samuel Scharnagel, of Barrington, ran into an automobile containing John Bowers, of Runnemede, and Douglass Brown, of Law-nside.

members of the i iv its huu lricnus, aiso uen. E. D. Baker to attend fo Church of "the Most Blessed Sacrament, at 10 A Int. Holv Cross Pottsville.

Pa-papers please copy. MORTON SCSAX A. MORTON widow of John B. Morton, formerly of 192( X. Grata st.

Burial March 5. at Petersurg. Pa. Mt'RPHY. March 2.

ELLEN MrUPHY. Relatives and friends invited to 7 SO A 1725 Ingersoll near 17th and Master sts. Solemn high requiem mass at Church of the Gesu, 9 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. NEIZM'AN. March 2. ANDREAS, beloved son of Barbara aud late Nicholas Neumau.

aged 34. Relatives and friends, also Vim Motor Truck invited to funeral. 2 P. from his sister's residence, 4709 N. 2d st.

Int. at Greenmount Cem. Remains may be viewed 7 to 9 P. M. Auto service.

O'HARA. M.irch 2. MARY widvw of Williit.it lla.a. relative: i also om, o. i.

a. invited neral services, residence, 2033 2.30 P. M. precisely, call 7.30 to 0 P. M.

ri. lth Friends may Special to The Inquirer. WOODBURY. N. March 3.

The drive for $20O0 for the Visiting Xurse Fund reached the half-way mark yesterday and the women are determined to stick at the work until the desired sum is reached. "Eats," the city's only restaurant, has again changed hands and the new Arm. experienced men. will provide the city with an eating house, that has not been at hand since the city voted "dry" last May. A band of gypsies swooiied down on the city yesterday and began visiting the merchants and housekeepers, until complaints became so numerous that the police drove them from town.

They did considerable "business," however, during their short stay. Antonio Lagana. wno was shot while trying to burn a house in Westville. and who is in Cooix-r Hospitla. has nlniosr recovered ami will be brought to jaii Uera Acok.

IN MEM0RIAM LITiniOW In loving remebrance of mv Incle GEORGE. Died March 4. 1916. Mav his soul rest in pence. MABV GEORGEXA IJTHG0W.

No Funds for Borough Police Special to The Inquirer. NATIONAL PARK, N. March 3. Borough Council finally passed the appropriation budget for the year, but forgot to include anything for police services. It looks now as though Mayor Waters will have to pay the police out of fines collected, or else pay 'ifor their services out of his pocket if -pole are employed next summer.

Centre Township Committee, last night the tome of her son. Joseph M. Bacon, Delanco. X. SARAH widow of Samuel Bacon, aged tiO Fune i hnsband of Mary Jane Hess.

Relatives and at the corner of the Mt. Ephriam pike and King's Highway. The committee ral services First Baptist ChnrMi friends. also Post m. G.

A. are jnvireu at 2 P. M. men's automobile Was turned over and the tgo men were pinned under it, but to the service, on at at his late residence. 3436 Ijincaster ave.

Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. HErcIIMAXX.

March 2. AMELIA, widow Frauz ilcuciiinauii (uee (jlvHlvuiu. iu He was a member of the Shakespear A It It. In Crofton. Pa.

C. D. Barr. widow of the Bar. D.

I. Relatives reuiaius at the Oliver U. March 1. MRS. late Rev.

W. W. fr'em's may view Lair ijM tkey X-scapea v.ith slight bruises. ean society, tlilarflower Societv and Luimoulj Loutfe, No. Ill, u.

ox invileti 1.