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abcde A 1SS THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, ISM st. on Thursday evening, at which time reports will be made by the chapter delegation on the State Department Convention held tn Pittsburgh on January 21 and 22. LEGION IIS ill i rf nniinn i-n iippip HIP TO FRANCE DIED ll nil hom. 314 loualla arc. tf pi Jan- 28- Im-ihiinil fin Atinor.

iimI Invited wrrlre. 1'. oi?" H. Bair ISaj ClM-atuut 2S- THOMAS F. h.

kidl and friemla arc Invito In '-I' tT 2 I'- if1, nuriw S. Etherlnajton. lo. rrieudajnay nil Mm. "JUmEISTER Jan 3.

tHARI.ES. A. O. M. Wahincton Camp o.

of and eninioTees of Phila ta orks iir invited to funeral wr-voes. 2 P. hi hi- ui- residency. N. 2HUi st.

lnt Mt. Peace Cem. Friend may call Sun. eve. U'ARREN.

Jan. 27 WILLIAM he-loved husband of Ella Warren. Reiatives and friends and all ooeietie of which he it member are invited to funeral -er-vi. v. 2 at hi lute residence Diji N.

Dover tt Int. Hillside Cent. Friends nmv call Mon eve. WE3TC0TT Jan. 2.

THOMPSON S. WES'UtiTT. D. hliaud of Marie L. Westcott.

of 1720 Pine st. Services 2 P. funeral home of Audrew J. Bair Son. Chestnut st.

Int. private. ZELL. At his home. 3117 Powelton on 27 JACOB husband nf Mary aed 74 year.

Relatives, friends, Arc-turus No. 35. I. O. O.

and employees of Penna. R. R. are Invited to service on Mon 2 M. at Oliver H.

Bair Bide 120 Chestnut st. Int. urivita View-inc Sun. eve. Post Xo.

4 IT. A. Tolnnteer Coonril, 1rl(V. Nu S. I.

R. ri iiiTi(ei i0 ViltilV xi IuU N'hwuwJ dm. tnwiue lluH. eve. HANNAH, wife HiBw.n (n-P Tinnier I.

Reintiv Vo f.r(Ien,J invito futipral. Mon. hr duuLlitfr'j. reMtivm 513 int. Grppumount Om Sun.

HOCHKAN Inn. 2S. EVA. if itf the lute I'lnl)' ilm-limait. Rfltivc nnd frfn- rLnTd t' itcDtJ fmitral rvitps.

sun J43a Ncdro lai. Mt. Urmel Cera. Kmd-lj" oniit flower. HOtDEH 2fi.

MARY A widw nf Henjam.n HuHen. iserl 4 ypri. Kelntirps nd fri.n1 are iUTitM to artftid fun-ril 3 P. at the of her James A. H-jldvn.

223 tv. Mentor it. Int. private. Greenwood tK.

of Cem. Frauds may call Sun. eve. HOlTi-Jan. 27.

LIZZIE S. HOIT d.ee wifp 0f HnIt Rfiarnea and. irienda are invited to servii e. Tuea ii. tihftr RPd Rank wooa li.

of P. iem. Friends nmr Mun. 1' OBITUARY i I school award to a boy and a girl at the H. Josephine Widener School, 13th and Thompson Friday.

Conrad Kolb. 12. of 1220 W. Thompson and Mollie Swindler, 13. of 1322 Franklin st were the recipients.

t'pper Darby Post The annual dinner and dance of the Upper Darby Post was held Thursday evening at Pierre's, 80 S. fiitth st. Captain James I. Corcoran, of the Upper Darby police received vhe American Legion distinguished citation for the co-opera Hon he has given the post. Tholrs Post A regular meeting of the Raymond C.

Thoirs Post, Camden, will be held Tuesday evening, February 7, at the Hotel Walt Whitman, Camden. The St. Valentine's Dance will be held this Thursday at the Hotel Walt Whitman. Second District The regular monthly meeting of the 2d District will be held Friday evening at the headquarters of the Captain Walter M. Gearty Post and Yeoman Post, 1st Regiment Armory, Broad and Callowhill at 8 P.

M. The guest speaker of the evening will be Colonel Frank E. Evans, United States Marine Corps. Colonel Evans will address the meeting concerning his experiences while stationed in Morocco with the French Foreign Legion of which organization he now holds an honorary commission. U'arriner Post A membership drive has been instituted by Herbert Warriner Post which will terminate on July 10.

Initiation fees have been reduced nnd several valuable prizes have been donated for presentation to the three members securing the most candidates. Vasella Tost The Vasella Post, is now 4 4 If i'' I by ''Vw'' jjr 1 Second Division The Philadelphia Branch of the Second Division Association will meet at Legion headquarters, 116 S. 3d on Wednesday evening, February 8. All members of the Second Division Association and all veterans of the division are invited to be present. MacArthur Post, V.

F. W. General Arthur MacArthur Post, No. 68, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will move into the new post home, 5811 Woodland on February 3. Beginning the first Monday in February all meetings will be held at this address.

Old Guard A meeting of the Old Guard of Philadelphia was held on Friday evening. Jnnuary 13, at headquarters, 667 N. 12th Colonel William Metcalf in command. Naval Auxiliary A silk American flag was presented to Naval Auxiliary No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans, Tuesday evening by its past secretary, Mrs.

Ida Mittenzwer. The presentation was made by Mrs. Hattie Traseufelt. Sons of Veterans A new charter was applied for by the Sons of Veterans of the U. S.

W. V. at a meeting held Thursday evenuiR at headquarters, 15th and Chestnut sts. More than 60 sons of comrades have enrolled. Egbert Camp Egbert Camp, No.

42, and auxiliary, U. S. W. will honor the memory of President McKinley this evening at a church service at the Kynett M. E.

Church, 17th and Cayuga sts. British War Veteran The regular business meeting of the Philadelphia Command, British War Veterans, will be held Friday evening, at BG7 N. 12th st. A card party and dance will be held Saturday evening at the Y. M.

C. 1013 W. Lehigh ave. Society of 5th Division The regular monthly meeting of th Society of the 5th Division will be held tomorrow at 1411 Jefferson st. A card party will be held February 10.

Indian War Veterans The General George Camp, No. 3, National Indian War Veterans, held a reunion Sunday at Ridge ave. and Green st. Army and Navy Veterans A regular meeting of the General J. Schofleld Command of the Regular Army and Navy Veterans was held Tuesday evening at Ridge ave.

and Green st. SCREW REGULATOR rat'd Self Adjusting Rupture Paris massage weak muscles and make them strong, so rupture cannot escape. Many abandon their trusses and are cured. Special attention to weak and torn incisions. Examination and Littratur Fr I.

B. SEELEY nlilSL Cut Out and Kerp for Rfferanet I APPLIED POP The memory of the more than 2000 Pennsylvania soldiers, members of the 23th Division, who gave their lives for the success of the Marne offensive, will be honored in the little French cemetery in which they lie buried, by a group of veterans from Philadelphia and vicinity who will make a pilgrimage there. The memorial tribute Is being planned to take place at about the time in August when the force of the German drive on Paris had been broken and troops of the Central Powers had been beat into retreat by Pennsylvania troops. It will be about their graves in the Fere en Tardenois Cemetery, on the line of the great offensive, that surviving comrades will gather to revive the ideals and principles for which they fell. Members of James J.

Barry Post, No. 83, of the American Legion, headquarters for which is at 5221 Baltimore are sponsoring the pilgrimage. More than 500 persons have already signed for the trip. It was in honor of a member ot the Pennsylvania National Guard Division, the 28th, Sergeant James J. Barry, of Company of the 109th Infantry, that the post was named.

He was killed on July 30. during an engagement near Couv-mont. It, was as a pilgrimage his grave that the trip was originr' ly planned. Chosen Darby P. O.

Architec' WASHINGTON. Jan. 28 (A. Secretary Mills today selected Jo'-B. Thomson, Philadelphia, as arch) tcct for the new postofflce at Darby, Pa.

THE "FLU" OF 1911 It hIuhiM lie remembered that wlicii the epidemic nf "Kill" broke out in litisdm in IMS, the U. S. Surgeons on (lie liereiviiig Ship where the first rune in thin country occurred, and Inter tli physicians on duty nt nil llie Massachusetts. Stiile Cninpa, under llie direction of the Surgeon-General, used Siilicou both in the treatment of the disease nnd as a pre ventive. During the prevalence of "Flu" Mild colds it is ndvififilile to take 1' Siilicou tablets every night.

If a cold develops go to bed nnd take 2 Siilicou tallies an hour Advt. Sweet Air Painlen Extractions SWEET AIK SYSTtM Each Tooth ASLEEP OR AWAKE ALL BRANCHES OF DENTISTRY Onen DAM to i Suntlivi 16 4 DR. SHOR, Dantlst 1231 1023 63T 301 Market St. Cor. Gtrmantown tVChelten Avas, 69th ST.

TERMINAL BLDG. LOl'IS A. JOHNSON PAI II. GRIFFITH National Commanrlrr and State Coin mandar of the American I.nnion. who will be irueiti of honor next Wednesday niirht at a banquet to be Riven in tholr honor in the Bellevue-Stratford bv Fcnna.rlvflnia Leirionnairai.

ing Junior High School on Tuesday. GeartyPost The next regular meeting of Cap tain Walter M. Genrty Post, to be held in the Armory at Broad and Callowhill sts. on Thursday evening, will be known as "Allen Night," in honor of Colonel Charles C. Allen, Regular Army retired, who is a past commander of the post.

Clair Tost The next meeting of the 37th Division i Ohio-Buckeye i Veterans' Association will be held on Thursday evening in the home of F. D. and I. S. Clair Post 37.

2033 N. 33d st. The guest speaker will be Colonel Vincent A. Carroll. Yeoman (F) Tost Yeoman (F) Post, and Walter Gearty Post will be the heists of the 2d District at a mcrting in the Armory, Broad and Callowhill Friday evening.

PosMlT The Furman Stern Price Lane Post presented the American Legion National and State Commanders to Be Guests at Banquet Wednesday Philadelphia Legionnaires and their auxilaries will get their first. glimpse of the new American Legion National and Pennsylvania State commanders when a banquet in honor of both men will be held Wednesday evening at the Belle-vue -Stratford. More than 2100 veterans are expected to attend the affair for National Commander Lewis A. Johnson, of Clarksburg, W. and State Commander Paul H.

Griffith, of Uniontown, Pa. Commander Johnson, who was a member of the 80th Division, will meet several of his war buddies who were co-fighters in the 80th and now reside in this vicinity. Otto E. Messner, Eastern vice commander, of Lancaster, chairman of the welcoming committee, has completed all arrangements for the affair. John M.

Dcrvin, of this city, will act as toastmaster. The arragements committee consists of Miss E. H. Tomlinson, W. L.

Jenkins, Dr. J. A. Cascarella, Samuel H. Coplin, William B.

Clare, Harry K. Stinger and B. Kehr, all of Philadelphia; Paul B. Dague, Downingtown; Leon Walt, Rovers-ford; Gregg B. Breitegan, Columbia; Walter W.

Evans, Mahanoy City; Dr. L. W. Fink. Hamburg, and Leo Achterman, Stroudsburg.

AMERICAN LEGION County Council At the last regular meeting of the Philadelphia County Council held on Tuesday evening, January 24, Commander J. C. Purcell was empowered to organize a committee to arrange for the 1933 Department Convention of the American Legion in this city. This committee may be incorporated for the raising and handling of funds and Mr. Purcell has already requested tne seven district chairmen to recommend three members of their respective districts to serve on same.

The personnel will be announced at an early date. The convention dates have not been agreed on as yet, but it is probable that they will be in the latter part of August in order that such measures as Pennsylvania may desire to support at the National Convention may be discussed, Legion Ball It is expected that many Legionnaires from outlying communities will attend the 11th annual ball in the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel on the evening of February 14, and in-formmation bulletins have been mailed to all posts in the 8th and 9th Congressional districts. White-Schant. Post Commander George J. Edclman, nf White-Schantz Post, will make the presentation of the American Legion School Medal Award at the Jay Cooke Junior High School, York road and Louden st.

on Tuesday evening. Frazcr-Barnili Post On Wednesday evening, February 1. the Ladies' Auxiliary of Frazer-Barnitz Post will give a supper, followed by a card party, the proceeds to be used in their charitable work. School medals will be awarded at the Kelly and the Robert Morris Schools during the coming week. Elm Tree Post The regular meeting of Elm Tree Post was held on last Thursday evening.

A talk was given by the department chaplain and two members were accepted. Frankford Post Commander Ralph P. Winters, of Frankford Post, will present Legion School medals to the boys and girls selected at the Hopkinson School tomorrow and the Warren Hard- ARTHRITIS Von nnd your physician are invited to Investigate what a now compound has boon doing for the past yoar. just a "pain hut. a real froatment for old, Rhthhorn cases.

I'ain has hoen removed; locked joints movo analn; once hopeless arthritic cripples now walk. It is the release of "pcrmanonily locked" joints that const it ntos the si congest evidence of the revolutionary character of this new medication. Knoujrh of the compound for two weeks' treatment costs sr.iHt. Wo jriia rad tee in writing1 tn rostoro yon to normalcy or rotund your money. A comnlescent home has been placed at.

our disposal for patients who wish professional care at a nominal fee. us provo these statements. Call or write: PENNA. HEALTH SERVICE, INC. 3701 N.

Broad Pa. SAG. 8827 Too Late to Classify MALE HELP WANTED SI.U'IUMST. exp. In aulnmullM'i liii erk.

Apily0L'l H. ltroail. sni.KTrui:. niwrlpin od. In lniiiutr.v.

I'pweltMii nxt. Ylll'Ni; MAN, 17 nr IS. lo wurk In unu'ery 0rf unjMt be fun. Apply 111! S. 21M, Ir 12 to 2.

FFMALE HUT WANTED A ftantpl'-tiinkiT A m'tkuvar. Ep. 1.317. JlmnirtT Mar-kfl st. WOMAN, inarricl.

with Ri'siilfnt rrntut infant. Ii a Haifa f. Apply Moti 3HIO X. 211,1 at. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE MAX.

(icrmtin. dircs wurk of tni.v kind, MiiiHl.vninn, cxp. miii'liinist. Call Hun. Vnl'M; MAN.

(fcniiHii. ln. k. uf any inii. Exp.

waiter, butler A hntitteman. Call Han. MMi, ROOMS TO RENT SYIKNH.M. 1724. vie.

Kith oliim-Wn. '2 trt. cliccrfnl furn. hskptt. WAl.Nt 1334.

HotpT'i Tom-fort. Couth. Economy. mo. up.

43I'ST Nict'lV "furn. Nii.7 light link S3, 50. nil convn. K' SUBURBAN Knox, 5720. adrnr.

fur. board home i-ook. Nr. earn V. It.

it. Hi'fiH, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I'OT A TO plmit. nimii-rn nuipnient, rapacity 7.u lh. dully. Low ovfrln-ini.

Im-fi'tt-il in I'ri'f attnntjve. I'd-iimil "Hrtunttv. I Uti 17k. ST A Ml. S.

cor 3d IfVsT, (rood lor. opportunity. Inquire wpk-days. USED AUTOMOBILES FnllM. Into ''JH i-oarh.

privati' 'nvner. must HI. M. ii. llnr.

FOR SALE Hi plate elan floor ro-mtpr A alttdTinr. -i-ft. coniitcra. 33J Am hT m. iV'K SKATES.

7Ah- pr. Brand niv. AU ma Auk for i'aut. 73 1 Kunitom. Wal.

37.V FOR EXCHANGE eehaiiRe Hurnti Ctpmo irnner for srood automohllp, Ph. Otromr. 13WI. WANTED TO BORROW 5h Relatives and 'J No. 432.

F. and A. No J' pi i'- 8- Si invited tn funeral. Wed 2 P. ilfll K.

Marshall t. Int. private. rJj Cem. Viewing (ter 7 Tun.

2T. formerly nf 518 E. Dur- "ill Airy, WILLIAM, husband of BpU Bo1- Relative! and frienda ritrt" j.tpnd funeral aervirea. Tue in it Hackman W5-07 w. lot- Private.

Viewing 'Imll-l't montb. 27th. MARTHA PAR-ife of the late. Jesse C. Bond.

Rela-friend! are invited to attend the late residenre. 23 West End r.eld N. J. Interment private. Sna daT 27.

HATTIK B. BRAN. wtrvk'ea 2 P. at Murray's 4o8 Cooper Camden, N. J.

Int. See" Cem. Vlewlm Sun. eve. Jan.

26. ANNIE M. Deter I. wife of the late Jolin R. 'Li.

Relativea and friends are invited "neral Mn A. from her late "iSwe Uuffield Frankford. Bot-nwiHicm Mass. St. Joachim's Church, Int.

New Cathedral Cem. ttMS J- 28- WILLIAM, hua-. i nf Viola A. Burns. Viewing rlunUav mid evening at 13UU i.

Brohd at. Sent Boston. Jan. 25, GIACOSIO. hushand jlltlita Falcone and father of Joaenli L.

22, Phar. I). Relatives and friends to funeral. 8 A. from resilience.

13211 Wolf St. Solemn at Church of the A. M. Int. Holy Crosa Cem.

"flffTHAM. Jan. 241. at Iter Lite S. Grata ALHERTINA Ilii of James A.

Cheetham (nee Hessi. 84 Relatives and 'riends are invited "nires, 2 P. Parlors o( Freil-Jk Mann 23H5 N. Broad at. Int.

Vfrth Cedar Hill em. Friends may rail after 7 P. M. (ilEMENSON. Of Bywnud.

Del. Jan 2. KABIN. widow o( Charles Smvi, aired 73 sears. Relatives and are invited to service.

2.30 at Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chest- 1 II. iih. HIRES, Suddenlv. on Jan.

25. JOSEPH husband of Florence Cleres. of JaniHim. II formerlT of 1912 N. Sird Phila.

and friends are invited to funeral. A. from Oliver H. Bair Chestnut st. Solemn requiem mass at Eliiatieth'i Church.

23rd and Berks it 10 A. Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Sun. eve. 27, CATHARINE, widow ,1 William Cummins (nee Collins).

and friends are Invited to attend Lnl Mon. niornine. 7 30 o'clock, from IMb llnvea. 1IIK E. Price German-nn Solemn Mass of Requiem at St.

"arrtt's Church. o'clock. Int. Holy fcoolchre Cem. COBATOtO Jan.

28. RAIMONDO. hus- IiuhI of the late Cnucetta Curalolo. Rela-tivM ind friends are invited to funeral. yn A.

from his residence. 742 Ii xih st. Solemn reitulem muss. Our Lady Council Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. DALE, At the home of her iluukhter, Mm B. Sprinirer.

Cliveden Hall. Drive. Oenunntown. Jan. 27.

LOVISK. wiliiiw of Beulamin B. Dale, in her Ksth Services 2 P. nt 1N20 Chestnut st. Int.

private. DAVIS-Jnn. 25. EMMA MABEL, of Emma and the late William Iwvis. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 1 P.

residence. U411 S. 73d t. lit. Ternwood Cem.

Viewing Sun. eve. 2t. FREDERICK hus-bind of Helen Dolnn inee Cottrelll and of Joseph G. and Anna E.

Feeley Dolan, iiPii 27. HclntlvcN and friends, also offi-fers of 8lli Distrii't and Police and Kire-ttn'i Eeaatie of the Sacreil Heai-r are in-tiled to funeral. M.30 A. from tits parents' resldenci, 1M7( W. Wt Oak Line.

Solemn Ke()uieni Mass. Si. InthanaMus' Church. 10 A. M.

Int. apimlrhre cem. DTJLIW. Jan. 27.

JOSEPH hushand of late Marauret Dulin. Relatives and fiends, also employees of F. Houahtnn 4 are invited to attend from his t.itc residence. l'M'4 Laurence st. Solemn Reituietn Mitss nl it Hdward's Church.

1(1 A. M. int. Holy Spnulflire Cem. tGNER.

Suddenly. Jan. 27. HARHT, trtanil of the Isle Ella While Rimer. Kel-ttitp and friends nre Invited to Htlcnil 'wral scrvlci's.

3 p. at the mc of his son. William H. Earner. Dl2 Mprninid lane.

W.vndmoor. I'a. Int. C'iaiount Cent. Frlemls call eve.

20. TIIUMAR beloved nl of Hie late Mnt Flvnn (nee I iin-nf Mlltown. Castleiilnnkctt. Cojity Mronimcti. Ireland.

Itehtivos nod friends, est all so-icties of which he was a niem- r. inrited to attend funeral. R.30 A. from his late residence. 3103 X.

2(itli e. Sulemn remtiem muss. Corpus Chrlstl Church. II) A M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Washinu'ton. D. Jon. 27.

JOSEI'H c. FOX. C. S. A.

retired, son of Idle GpiirEe W. nnd Annie E. Fox. Funeral allien 11 A. at Kirk Nice's, tool (lerniHutown ave.

Int. private. FREED. Jan. 27.

SAMI'KL. hushand of llrirv Freed, aged 00 vears. Funeral 11 A. it Ashcr's Brond St. Chapel.

1301) K. Broad it. Int. Har Neho ern. FUIKER.

At his home 141 Kathmere Brwkllne. Jan. 27. HARRY atnbimt of Bertn M. Falmcr.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services at funeral home of Charles M. (Iliaru Kon. 104 Cricket Anlmore. 1.30 P. M.

lat, private. Friends call 7 to 8 P. M. 27. LEO .1..

husband If Edilh N. (lallaKher Kirkl. Ilcla. anil friends are Invited to funeral. K3(i 1,,,,.

4010 Paul t. Frankford. Reituietn llifh Mass nnd St. Joachim's, 10 A. 20.

MARTHA (nee Whit- wife nf Tl us P. 'T. Relatives and frieiul" are invileil to t'lrnd 1lie funeral services. 2 p. it Iter late residence, O.lri Kintisessina: ave.

lot Ml Moriah Cem. Nlewina Moialav eve-unr. 6ERKEH 25. AON'KS. wife of the Louis tlerner.

Relatives and friend" invited to attend funeral. h.3ll irom her late residence, 2134 E. tl'mentme st. Solemn Reuuiem Mass at gnirch of the Nativity, 111 A. M.

Int. Hoij Redeemer Cem. ad. JC1.1A llLOMP (nee aaed 5B years. Relatives and niNKh ire Invited to iltend funeral ser-Jrea.

J. 30 P. if at her laie Westford rd East (liner. Inl. r- Friends may call Tues.

1 P. M. 27, WILLIAM husband 5 8 Green. Funeral services u.f'. at his late residence, 2801 St.

51 Ardmore. Pa, Int. Lower Mor- Haptiit Cem. Frlenda may call P. M.

At Blrminchaui, Jon. 2S. AKI if(. 0( Norrill (ireen. for-I'm nf Phlla.

Notice of funeral later. 27. THOMAS HOURS. "Sand (-f Anna Hailetl Inee Kehrlel. and friends, also Kurmnn stern CARD OF THANKS appreciation of the kindness friends ami nek'hliora the loss of Husband and Father, ORNBLUS P.

HKHHON raret Herron and Family The family of the late ELLEN LOFTCS thank relatives, friends and Ulibori for all kindness shown Hem at the loss of their Mother. ST" i.S,lt,"nk relatlvei. friends and f'mnora for their kindness to ua at nf our Dautrhtcr. SARA E. MeKEN'NA.

"HU A. and Sarah A. McKenna. The family of the lale PATRICK .) WALtH nish to thank relatives, friends and J'lthhors also societies of which 'Vs a memher fur all tlieie kinH- to them la their bereavement. 'klMi?" t0 'hank relatives friends for 1 Is aympathy shown in the losa of Elizabeth F.

Tustln. IN MEMORIAM "iho memory of WILLIAM C. FINAV, 31 i fe Da uch I er M.t,Tjn" memory or JOHN JAMES, who djnvay Jan. 2d. Wil.

Hie. WIFE. jiemory oi wire anu jioinri, EMMA J. JONES. an Passed away January 20.

1032 me es, i .1.... Tha iic "e' iij. 'e one we loved was called away. "eeii ny niiwnaiio Willi iiiiiorcji. memorv ef MAMHaWkT KELSO.

who went to be with Chrfsf. ladlv Janunrv-31. 1U32. jg-- ny aj I no loveo ne r. kk.

OI our Sister. A w. 1 all K. Passed away January 20. 1132.

jianiy in John and Annie. remembrance nf our Brother. lltVIN WRIGHT. WK Passed 30. M2.

r.rnesl T. riajit and icnnilir. FUNERAL DIRECTOR '9 W. Uhigh lpll ioroi, tl4Stl7S S275 In i.i,c.. in; niiholsiervd will, r'J Pillow Mntlres.

Pl'1" S'l Outside Hard J11 Poll-hen Case Hearse three In. fees. Hlh CrVL. Grr Chain 0 "1 I'Ja tii ji. Fnnvrnt HnthitltQ I TtL BALdwin 3000 INGEAM Died at the home of hi aon-p.

'irie 4lA- Walton. s. hool. WILI'AM SHANNON INGRAM, hntsband of Annie ln-rBm in hi 7Stb year. Relatives nnd fnendB are invited to nttend funt-ral at llie WpPt'n rth and Rnce 30th.

at 2 o'clock P. M. Int. Kairhill fern. ISAAC, Jan.

20. at Detroit. fnr-merly of N. CarliRle W1M.1AM httuhand of late Kliza A. Imar.

Relative and friend. ntt Spnnit Lodire. No. W. 1 o.

O. V. CviiresB Kit amimient. No. 257.

ami the Vet-ran Odd jeliowa' AKHociatioii. are invited to attend funeral. 2 P. Parlon. of Jnlm Rerkelharh.

Oeruiruituwn ave. nt itroad nt. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call bun.

eve. JENKINS. Jan. 21. WIM.IAM 51 Kershuw huwband of Fiiima M.

Relatives and friends, aUo einidoiet's American Railway Kxiirenti, are invited to funeral serueen 2 Mt the Aids, of William H. Hattershv, 3.1 Hrriad nt. Inl. Mt, Moriah tern. Friends may eali Sun.

eve. JONES Suddenlv, 27. FT.OliKNCk AKREKTSON. wife of Anirim II Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 2.30 P.

at St. PanP Ki1hi--oal Chtireh. York and Ahlwurne Klkins Park. Pa. Int.

private JUNIER Ian. 2fi. MARY helr.ved wife of Kimeue M. Jnnier. Relniivea and friends are invited to funeral.

9 A. M.t rrom ner iaie resideiiee. N. 7tli at. Sulemn requiem IiirIi mass, 10 A.

St. eronica a Churt-h. Int. Hob Sepul, lire Cem. KIRK.

Jan. 27. CORNELIA JANE K1HK. daughter of late William and Hmtn.iri Kirk, aeed S8. Relatives ami friendi invited to funeral aerriies.

P. at Iv-me of her sifter. Mrs. John Greer, 1733 Butler at. Int.

Calvert. Md. KLINK. Ian. 27.

FRANK hnhitud of I-aiira Klmk ttiee Than'. Relate nnd friends, nlut Pluia. Eire Den, and all other orcaiiization of whif he was a mem her. are invited to services. at 2 P.

at Keller Funeral Ilnnu'. E. cor. Mth st. and Lehieh ave.

Int. at Nortlnvood Cem. Friend mav call Mon. eve. LOHMILLER, Jan.

27. WILLIAM, husband of Jennie Lnhniiller. Itviativen, friend, employees (1f poweli Knitting and all oryaniritioim of whieh he wus a member, are invited to service. 2 P. at his late residence.

N. Lilt list. Int. at Mt. Vernon Cem, Frienda may eatl Mon.

eve. McCARTY Tan N. MICHAEL Me-CA UTY. Notice of funeral Inter, from Weher's. atari Snrinjt t.aiden st.

McDERMOTT. Jan. 27. ALLEN hushand of Phyllis inee Hiiywiinli, nnd son of Michael J. iid Surah Dougherty Me-Dermott, aK'd 23.

Keltithes and friends are invited lo fuiiern! K.30 A. from the iiarlora of Harold II. MulliKuii, 1111 W. I.ehiKii ave. Solemn reniiem mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church.

1U A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. McDOUGALL.

Jan. 2i. ALEXANDER huslitiud of Alice fnee Millerl. Relatives and friend, a No Philn. I'olue Dent, and all otiier oriranizatinni of which he was a member, are invited to attend funeral.

A. late residence. 1 1 1 Ea I Si Iem red I tn rt i ss at1 Chur-h of llie Holv Nitme. 10 A. M.

Int. urivttte. New Cathedral Cem. McGARRY. Jan.

Lh 22 HoUyworal Fort asinimtoii. MARY, widow of the Daniel Me'Jarry. Funeral 30 A. from Rrndley Funeral 4Mh and Wyiilufirm Phila. Requiem hitch muss, Our Moiher of Sorrows Church, i lo A.

M. Int. Cathedral Cem. Relatives and I frieiuia invite! to atiend. Viewing Sun.

10 i McGIRNEY. Jan. 27, RnsE inee Keilyi. wife nf John Mi'Jirner. Relatives and friends, also R.

V. M. Sodaiin; Court De La Sjlle. I). of Ldv For-evters of America.

No. 3H. and St. Vincent Home Ladies' Auxiliary, invited to funeral, 30 A. latp residence.

231 Hur-uioiii Drexel Hill, pn. Solemn reuuiem mass. St. Charles' Church, 10 A. M.

Inl. St. Charles' Oakview. McKENNA Jan. 2d.

CATHERINE, wife of the lute Thomas McKemia. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tuneral. 7 A from Iter late resdence. M5 K. Price Solemn reiiiem P'Rss.

ImiiiH'iilate Cunceptlou Church, tt A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Mclaughlin.

n. 27. bar ah inee Enteral, widow of Patrick McUnmlilin. Relatives nod frienHs initcd to funeral. Tues.

S.30 A. late residence. L4ti. Opal st. Sdemn reuuiem mass.

Our Ladv of Mercv Church. 10 M. Int. Old Cathedral Cent. MANN.

2fi. FRANCIS, hushand of the late Anna Mann (nee KearaHi, Relatives and friends are invited fo attend funeral. IS. 30 A. Mon.

mornioe. from the funeral parlor, of Mrs. Arthur J. Rogers. 230 Oneeu st.

Solmn hiyh mass, 10 A. St. Philip Nerl Church. Int. uld Cathedral Cem.

MURPHY Jan. 25. RESSIE. wife of the late peter Murphy, of Rotseommon Countv. Ireland.

Relatives anil friends, and R. V. M. sodality, nre Invited to funeral. S.30 A.

from her late residence. 757 Sloan at. Solemn requiem mass. St. Atintha's Church 10 A.

Int. ISt, Acnes' West Chester. Pa. NUGENT Ian. 2fi.

1IULDA beloved wife of the Inie Rlchiird F. Niment. Relatives and frieiHis are invited to funeral 2 P. at her late residence, x. hi.

Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may cmU Sun. eve 27. MAItUARKT.

widow of Alher. Perry. nd 7ti wars. Rchiiivc nnd fiiends me invited to nirvice. Mon.

at residcliee of Joscdl StuhMebine. 2Mi Cooler i nad. Sfonehurst. Coper Darhv, Pa Inl. nt Phoenmville.

Pa. Friends mav call Sun, eve. 25. ANGELINA. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend tlie funeral Mondav.

30. Bt 10 A. from late residence. 2(Mh" S. 1 1th st.

Solemn hlirh St Nicholas' Chirrch. Interment Holy Cros Cemeterv. REED. Suddenly. Jan.

2fl, ELIZABETH, hf loved wife of Adam Reed. Relat ives and frieiids are invited lo attend funeral spr-vices, Mon 2 P. at Hip pariors of William II. Kpplev, Frankford and AlleKheny aves. Inl.

Relvtie Cem. Viewing Son. eve RXILLEY, On Jan. 2fi. WILLIAM hushand of Anne K.

Reiller. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral. K.30 A. from hi late residence. 25 4Hh st.

Solpmn reuuiem mass at St. Francis de Sales Church. 10 A. M. Int.

at Holv Cross Cem. RICHTE.it.- Suddenly Jin. 25. PRC NO, husband of the late Anna Riehter. Relatives an 1 friends, a No Kensington Pentecostal Church, are invited lo aiicnd fuc-eral 2 P.

at Iiis lute retj-dencc 20H E. Tioca t. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends mty cull ere, ROBERTSON.

Jan. 2fi. JOfTN MI'RRAT. husband of Elizabeth Roliertson. Funeral servit-es 2 P.

late residence. M3 N. 42nd st. Int. Fernwood Cem.

Friends inn' call 7 to It P. M. ROBINSON. Jan. 28.

Hon. JOHN PC-CHAN AN ROIUNSON. of 5X15 Webster aed Sfi years. Ret Ives and friends, ltradhury Post. No.

1411. (.. of Media, are Invited to services. 8 P. at the parlors of David H.

Rowen t)v Son. 50th and Catharine sts. Int. Pittsburgh, Pa. ROONEY.

Jan. 27. MARGARET, dauah-ter of the latf peter and Mary Rminey. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8.3o A. from Tinney's Funeral Home, 4721 Chester nve.

Solemn reuuiem mass. St. Francis de Sales' Church. Hi A. M.

Int. private. ROSE, Ian 20. sod of James and Amelia Rom, aged 3R yenrs. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral.

2 P. from the parlors ef William Rose, ls22 Frank-fonl. Int. Magnolia Cent. Friends may call Sun.

eve. RUSSELL. -Ian. L'. HEV.

f.DRDON Mae. JtCSSELL. nasu.r of Fn-t Pre-bv-terifln Churcii of Merchant ville. N. hired 53.

Relatives and friends are invited to at tend funeral service. 1 p. M-. at his elmrch. Friends mar call at trip ehun on Mon.

from 7 ui fl o'clock, aud on Tues. niornlnff after 10 o'clock. Int. at Princeton, SCHLATER Jan. 2n ELIZABETH dautt liter of Maririret R.

and Hie la'e Albert us K. Sch later. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. S30 A. nt the residence of lier sister, Mrs.

Llovd E. Goss. 4i'i3 N. Hrosd st. Sd-emn hish masa of requiem nt the Church of the 10 A.

M. Interment West Laurel Hill Cera. Friends mav Sun. eve. STREET.

Jan. 25. HERBERT hus-hand of Jane A. Street inee d. Culloiurhl.

sid f-riends are invited to funeral. 2 P. residence. tJieenwav ave. Int.

West Lnur Hill t. em. Friends may call Sun. ev. 8UGDEN Jan.

2ft. FRANCES wife of John SitKden (nee Gordon Re la' Ives and friends are Invited to attend funeral ser vices. 2 P. M.i lale residence, 5120 Dutheld st Int. (ireemvood Ih.

of I'.) Cem. Friends may call Sun, eve, SWEENEY Ian. 25. JAMES son t' a hi es and i i red we, ney ee MeFaddenl, nceil 17 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral.

s.oO A. from his parents' residence. 23M K. Tucker st. Solemn reuuiem mns, St.

Anns Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem 2. AMELIA, wife 0f Walter N.vkes Restive and friends Invited to attend futerTl, Tues, 2 P.

her late renidrnee. 242 W. Ashdiile st. Int. Oakland Cem.

Friends may call Moti. eve. TINNEY, Ian. 2d. CATHARINE TIN NEY.

aired 105 venrs. Relative fri'ndx are invited lo ntteiid fiineiyl. van A. M.i from Joseph J. H.c'.

RW E. Price st n. Sniemn nias of rciuicm nt Si. ufs CIniLh. Ht A.

M. Int. Ncv Cem. TOURISON suddenly. Jan.

2fi. EDWARD son of Sarnh Mi'iinjfer and the late Edward TouriM.ui. of 17 W. Carpenter lane. Relnt i vns and friends are in ited to funenl services.

2 P. at Ihe Sih--ond Biiidlst Church, tierniantown ave, and st. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. The hodv may be viewed at the Church on from 1 to 2 WALLACE.

Jan. 27. husband of Peheca Wallace Mi-e Hiitlevt. Rets-tMe nnd fiifiidi- Henderson No. (Ml, and A.

ii.i Uhua. Abitmbly. Ko. JOHN B.R0BINS0N John B. Robinson, for many years a picturesque political figure in Delaware county, died yesterday at his home, 5815 Webster in this city.

Mr. Robinson was born in Pitts-' burgh, May 23, 1846. He served a short time to the Army during the Civil War and then went to An- i napolis. Following his graduation he spent 15 years in the Navy, re- I tiring with the rank of lieutenant. Entering Delaware county poli-1 tics, he was sent to the State Sen-1 ate.

Later he won a bitter fight over the Republican organization and went to Congress. He is reputed to have spent more than $200,000 in the political campaign, I in which such figures as Honry Ward Beecher and Robert Ingcrsoil "stumped" for him. He was de- frated for Congress by the late Thomas Butler. Mr. Robinson later served as United States Marshal and master of the Port of Philadelphia.

He was president of the Republican Club of Pennsylvania and was a member of Bradbury Post, No. 149, G. A. R. He married Elizabeth W.

Gilpin in St. Louis, Mo in 1874. Mrs. Robinson died in 1924. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs.

Wil liam P. Hull, of Germantown; Mrs. A. W. Wyckoff.

of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Clay Anderson, of New York. DR. T. S.WESTCOTT Dr.

Thompson Seiser Westcott, prominent pediatrist, died yesterday at his home, 1720 Pine st. He will be buried Tuesday at 2 P. M. from 3925 Chestnut st. Dr.

Westcott, who had been ill for a month, was born June 11, 18G2, the son of the late Thompson Westcott, historian, author of "The History of Philadelphia," and at one time editor of the Sunday Dispatch. He was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1882, and then took the medical course at the University, receiving his diploma in 1886. After serving his term as interne at the Pennsylvania Hospital, he entered private practice in this city. For more than 30 years, until his resignation, five years ago. he was on the staff of the Methodist Hos pital as professor of pediatrics.

He was a fellow of the College of Physicians, a member of the Pediatric Society and other medical bodies, and of the Penn Club. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Marie Louise Repplier Westcott. and three daughters, Mrs.

A. R. Young and Eleanor and Frances Westcott. REV. G.

MRUSSELL Rev. Gordon M. Russell, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Merchantville, N. died yesterday afternoon at his home, 10 W. Maple after a two weeks' illness of pneumonia.

He was 53 years old and would have completed 13 years in his Merchantville pastorate in March. Mr. Russell, a graduate of Princeton University in the class of 1901, was the brother of Dr. Henry Norton Russell, director of the Princeton Observatory, world-famous astronomer and former head of the American Philosophical Society. Mr.

Russell was born at Oyster Eay, N. the son of a Presbyterian minister. During the World War he was a Y. M. A.

chaplain overseas. He came to Merchantville in 1920, from the First Presbyterian Church of Cranford, N. J. He was unmarried, and is survived by Dr. Russell and another brother, Alexander Russell, of Rochester.

Funeral services will be held at his own church in Merchantville on Tuesday afternoon, followed by private interment. CRAIGJJMORE Craig Atmore, president of At-more Son, mince-meat manufacturers since 1908. died yesterday at his home. 314 Louella Wayne, after a brief illness. He was 58.

Starting at the age of 20 in the business which had been founded by his great-grandfather in 1842, Mr. Atmore worked up to the presidency, succeeding his father, the late Robert E. Atmore. He was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, class of 1895, a director of the Philadelphia Life Insurance Company, a vestryman in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church and a member of the Manufacturers' Club.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma Petzel Atmore; two daughters and a son. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. Tuesday, at 1820 Chestnut st. MISS CATHARINE TINNEY Miss Catharine Tinney.

a retired nurse, of 6023 McCallum st died on Thursday at Germantown Hospital at the age of 105 years. Miss Tinney was a nurse in this city for more than 30 years, coming here from Germany in 1856 at the age of 28. She retired about 45 years ago to her home on McCallum st where she lived alone. Solemn requiem mass will be sung on Monday at 10 A. M.

at St. Vincent's Church, Price and Lena Germantown. William S. Ingram William S. Ingram, who died Friday at the home of his daughter, in Newton, will be buried tomorrow from the Friends' Meeting House.

15th and Race at 2 P. M. He was 78. Mr. Ingram was secretary of the Sons of St.

George; secretary of the Albion Society of Philadelphia, and a manager of Brandon Institution, a charitable organiza-tio. His home here was at 729 N. 16th st. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. Mrs.

Emily Walton, wife of George Walton, principal of George School, and Mrs. Alice Marple, of Boston. Edwin R. Franklin Ed'vin R. Franklin.

sTietarv nf the Darby Borough Council, died at his home. 5th and Franklin Darby, late Friday night. Until he became ill four months ago, Mr. Franklin had never missed a meeting of Council during his 30 years in office. He is survived by his widow and four children, Mrs.

Charles Hinkle, of Lawndalc; Thel-ma, Edwin and Wesley. rehearsing its annual show and dance to be given some time in April. Houston Post United States Senator Arthur R. Robinson, of Indiana, and Major General Smedley D. Butler.

U. S. M. retired, will be the principal speakers at the 12th annual banquet of the Henry H. Houston, 2d, Post, which will be held In the auditorium of the post on Monday evening.

Barry Post Next Tuesday will be "Department Commander's Night" at the James J. Barry Post. In addition to Department Commander Paul H. Griffith, there will be present James J. Deighan, department adjutant; Colonel Vincent A.

Carroll, national executive committeeman; Harry Crosson, regional manager of the Veterans Administration, and Dr. Thompson Edwards, chief medical officer of the local Veterans' Bureau, First District District Commander Tomlinson held a meeting of the commanders and adjutants of the First District, at the armory, Broad and Wharton last Monday, for the purpose of arranging for a monster rally which will be held in South Phila-phia on or about. February 19. McCall Post The post will make American Legion School Award presentations this Friday and Monday at the Newton School, 38th nnd Wood land and the Lea School, 47th and Walnut sts. OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Disabled Veterans The regular meeting of Naomi Chapter will be held at 1913 Arch A Complete News of and L.

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