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PAGE "KOVEMBER 13. 1918 OBITUARY hied he War st hi III li hi A II iSMil I II COI .1.1 KUV 1 A vs Pennsylvania Coal Company Thursday. Nov. 14. No.

11. William Dobble. Another death has occurred in the rvobbie family, making the fourth within one month. William Dobble. who at the corner of Broad and Fulton streets, passed away this morning at He had been ill for one week of pneumonia, having been Un luid attended the I Ia WbIi Valley Coal to.

EARLY There are two million of our boys "over there" marking time to come home. Keep them happy by giving to the National War chest. Thursday. Nov. 14 HciUei William Seneca, Stevens," Westmoreland and Friday.

Nov. 15 Exeter and The Victory of Old Glory Has Amazed the World CELEBRATE By Giving Generously to the United War Work Fund. ftt iiorr, itf tile three other members who him in This a mutter cannot too Cnrrpf ull'v im'uress on yon. Ow hii uiutm. Airs.

Oieorse uui. Maltby. i.i i cleorce uiu. anu i.t nri iiiie. ot ou imui in re your con Ilir, ujuuk ing to government ruling: gard fuel anil light, shopping hours are to siderably shortened this cu.vprfll (lilVH OaSt.

IIIS CUHUitiuu HAPTTST CHUIICH THE FIRST Ililtl L'l Cll cv. this 'evening at choir wiil meet Mr. Bobbie was oorn in ocoiuiuu o'clock. and was 42 years of age, having been CAMP 232, P. O.

OF OI' a son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas POD i.ir. He came to l'ittston at me age Hushes town, will meet tomorrow evening at the hose house. i hnd lived here ever since. For a number oi ears ne was Dn.ninPit 'as assistant mine loreman in aiinft nf No.

9 Colliery Peoples Union Savings Bank .1. i i I NEW PASTOR OF THE Pennsylvania Coal Co. He was a man of sterling character, industrious and jcrwry ks sryusH CAMPAIGN WORKERS OF mi Fifth Ward meet at Kearneys store, on Mill street, this evening at 7:30. PITTSTOX CASTLE. KNIGHTS; Ot the Golden EaKle will meet luiday evening, and all members are uifcecl to attend.

i THE PAHKE MISSION" CHICLE i eeiiim; at the i i.ir, ti.i na n. member of the WfAf FUU Pittston first Presbvterian Church: St. John's Lodge of Masona and Thistle Lodge of Odd Fellows. Mr. Bobbie is survived by his wife who has been in il'.

health for several years, and by four children: Eleanor, rtnrnthe nml John. Several Oi P. CHURCHWAS i FORMALLY WELCOMED Last evening, in the Sunday school Trt, r.t ry AMi.tnn fjrr til and one is in serious condition. The following onri nintera of 'Mr. Dobbie home of Mrs.

Joseph Brandon, eu Luzerne avenue. DIVISION 5, U. OF I ILL meet Friday evening in St. Aloysim, Halt. All members are requested to LETT ERS OF ADMINISTRATION were granted today to Elizabeth Schneider in the estate of her brother.

ij LIU i Mm. Marv Burns, of room of the jieinuuisi Church a reception to the new pastor, West' Pittston: Charles, of Duryea rr TVntViiiiErham stri'et FIVE DEATHS OCCUR IN FOREIGN COLONY Jewelry for Christmas Gift Giving: Now Ready at Freed's Large beautiful stocks of Rev M. ft. Mather, and his family. which had been deferred on account i uyiinw, v.

Ai nea Alexander, of Ue LAID TO REST TODAY FANNING SAYS: "You've Got To Step Around in a Good, Live Circle To Really Appreciate the joy of Living," iruu. rrun uervices will be held at tPri.i.n nfternoon at 2:30, evening the remains of Miss Tt. A Pinker officiating. Inter Last AROUND BR01T01 Mary Fear, for many years a rewaw. Joseph lliilui, late oi ii i SPECIAL PKAY10U MKKHM, wdl be this evening tit 7:30 in the First Baptist Church.

The choir will meet later for rehearsal. THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OI" the First Presbyterian church. Proud street, will meet at the close of the prnver service this evening. ST EVENI NCr WAS THE REO ular meeting night for the City School Watches of Fulton street, this raj, ment in Pittston Cemetery, Jolui J. Mclvln.

ritiKtnn tost another of its high.y And What SAYS IS SO. Diamonds Pins Rings Lavalliers voum men today in th of the influenza epidemic quaiam.mt, was held, an brought together a company of members of the congregation and' their friends that filled the room. The of the reception must have been gratifying to the new pastor, and he so expressed himself in his address in response to the wet coming remarks of official members of the church and visiting pastors. The Sunday school room was decorated in the national colors. An informal programme was carried out.

Very appropriately for the day succeeding the one on which the victory of the Allied nations was announced, the company sang as the mimiii the doxology, FAN NIXti Lockets Silverware Novelties Melvin at the home a hi. utui. ATrta Oree.ey, Jti in Rochester, N. attor a i us ne arrived in this city and were taken to the home of her brother in law, Robert Williamson, on Broad fcUMi Fear was widely known in this citv, having been a highly esteemed woman. Her parents, the late Mr.

and Mrs. Obed Fear, were among tile earlv residents of the Scotch Hill sec the citv and were most ac Mi Melvin's death Five deaths have occurred during the pabt 24 hours in the foreign speaking colony in the Browntown section, where a new outbreak of the epidemic of influenza and pneumonia has occurred and where a large number of people are sick. has been a very difficult matter to secure information in regard to these cases. Among the deaths are: i fsn'nnda. a ued 32 years, who i Hoard.

ut I'lesuiem uni io I only member who put in an appear Uf had hot com Wrist Watches Musical' Instruments and no meeting was hoiu. ('JIJIJ yui i uv in i tied of feeling ill. but was known VOl' can't sprint after an elusive 1 happiness in a pair of worn out kicks you've got to lit your self with cleverly designed, comfortable shoes and then get a move on because everything's in a hurry nowadays. SCHOOL SHOES Tt, Tin ne Rl. irk at S1.09.

1, tvo tieen suffering from a severe in i.w.l li iu morn com. Jie leuiauivM ing and about noon, when members fmnih went to call him for SUPKR1NTKNDENT EOKGh Lund and Deputy Superintendent Leon Pitcher, of the State Police, inspected Troop li, at Wyoming this THE UNITED WAP. WOP.lv CAM First. Second and nvli. Miss Fear re 117 i i Buy.

NOW and prolil by best assortments and better service. Christmas Kills selected now will be laid aside until si us' S2.2.V 2.50. $3.50 I S1.38 2.2D. $2.50, $3. sided at the hotnoMMi Morgahdi.

aged 23 street until she became all a couple of loavcs a husband and one 0The "funeral services were conduct child. leaves a wife and ed at the Williamson home this morn i ins at o'clock by Rev. 'reported this afternoon nurch, of Scranton. a former pastot wlft, had oi neighborhood. dinner, thy found him dead.

A physician, who was summoned, said that he had not been dead long. Mr. Jlelvin was 40 of age. He was a aon of Mr. and Mrs.

James Melvin. both deceased. He was bora in Piltstoh and had lived hero till his A vouhg man of sterling character and industrious he was w.ide'.y known and all xvhn knew him rnr his worthiness. For For Girls' Tan, Black or Grey 82.25, S3.00, Don't fail to see our LaFrance i ,1 i it tun. black or "Praise Oiod from Whom All Lless inffs Flow," following with "America Rev.

D. Parry Jones, cf the Congregational Church, offered prayer Hearty greetings on behalf of the church were extended by John West president of the official board, and George Oreenland, superintendent of the Sunday School V'sltlng pastors who tendered their greetings in felicltious speeches were: Rev. It. A. Rinker, Rev.

S. E. Nei kirk. Rev. H.

M. Jones. Rev. A. D.

Decker, also W. B. Gilbert, general secretary of the Y. M. C.

A. The new Mother snake verv teel onue ii i colors. We carry this line of Bhoet, Freed Jeweler ami Optician 73 North Main Erie Watch Inspector. fnittifnl member lor mau in A to width, up to stzo s. Third Wards will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in Memorial Hall.

411 captainHr ttwH' awl Victory Boys and C.irTs are urged to be present A SPECIAL MEKTINU OF THE C3. I. A. to the li. or L.

E. will take place tomorrow afternoon at 1:3 the Odd FellowsV Hall. All members ere requested to be present. HAYDBN MOR GAN, WHO IS IN 'the Hospital service, has been trans i ferred from Newport News to Debarkation Hospital, No. 1.

Soldiers Home, Hampton, Barracks No. 1. iL.i?iii ij'nn 1MC YEARS. FIVE MURDER CASES CONTINUED TODAY Don't forget to give this week to the United War Work Campaign. Give till it hurts.

It is for Our Boys, your son and brother. several vears he was employed as bookkeeper in the office of the city treasurer, but during the past ear had been engaged in the insurance business. Mr. Melvin is survived by his ir. Mrs.

Greeley, and one brother. vears Burial was in West Pittston Cemeterv. The pall bearers were: Thomas' Cringoll, Robert Williamson. William J. Williamson and Howard J.

1 Ainong those in attendance at the funeral were Miss Fear's two surviving sisters and one brother, Mrs. Di. Loftingwull, of Aurora, N. Mrs. S.

05. Memory, of Mapiewood, X. and Joiah T. Fear, of Dunmore; also two ir.f,w riss Edna Callen and Mrs. inglv, in response to the words of in thai he nacl come 11 uii, uii.uw..n i json of Mr.

and Mrs. 'Anthony GaltaBh OWING TO EPIDEMIC VJCTiiOl.A JIKCOUDS which have boon collected for the soldiers, were sent away yesterday. It is not known just how many records to l'ittston to serve the people aim and comfort to them in, all the circumstances of life. He laid use the influenza epidemic his er. of treei, i.

u. i miiem piitston Hospital sufferinjf from a baillv bruised foot. He was injured I by fallinit off the Ilitclmcr truck during the victory celebration on Mon day ni.tfht. stress on the point that eo operauuo nr i.i irl neonle was the: collected, but tiie value puiceu them was $230. F.

Dakin, of Philadelphia. were upon n't foe other seasons, Fanning's Famous Shoe House 28 South Main St. More Value for Ihe Moacy You Spend. essential thing and said that already he Patrick Melvin, of William street. John Madden The home of "the Madden family.

33 Poole street, is shrouded in sorrow over the loss of the head of the house. John Madden, who passed away after a week's illness ot pneumonia. He was 53 vears of age. and was a beloved husband and father ti family. He is survived 1, his widow and ten children, five of whom reside at home: not.

uiiiv the court today continued live of the murder cases listed for trial next week. The case that remains open is that of John Pattella of Laf lin who is charged with killing his boarding boss, Philip Fedor, on Juiy 2uth. The cases continued were those ot Tony Rizzo and Spefano Mat me. PERSONAL MENTION T. Reiliy, a seaman in the United States Navy, has returned to Lewes, after spending a four day furlough at his home in Hughes town.

Mr. and Mrs. fieorge Bainbridge, of Broad street, entertained a company of relatives at dinner last even in in honor of the 10th anniversary felt assured ot tn.s in nciv ij.u labor. Verv enjoyable musical numbets were rendered, including a very appropriate patriotic selection. "Wlirn the Bovs Come Home." by Mrs.

Annette Mason Gilbert: beautitui contralto solos bv Mrs. Robert Johnson, an a piano duet by the Misses Isabel and Margaret Johnson. Many of the people lingered tor an formal Diogrommc to John. C.niee, 0 Ja.lhei inc. Dan ana Howard; Mrs.

Irving Snell. New Mil ford, Mrs. James Boylan. Avoca; Mrs. James Judge.

Philadelphia; Edward, who is rationed at Camp Se home for WHILE PLAY1NO AiiUl fire in a field Mhi safteinoon. Karet Clark. 7 years old, daughter of and Mrs. Thomas Clark, of 3.1 strott. Port' C.riffith, bad her clothinsr ipniied and was badly burned all over the body.

She was admitted to Pittston Hospital a vcrv serious coTidilioti. WHO ILVVF KECLIV ert labels for Christmas parcets far men in the service abroad, should at once present Uiem at lied Cross ht id citiarters in the old First National Bank bit tiding. T)ie re.sh" durins tbe last 'few days of the time for send iny Christmas parcels can thus be avoided. STANLEY LEONAltD, HO Is serving his country in the Navy, has I charged with th" killing ot uaipn i.i iirv end Hd ward Brennon. police ducts I of Wvoming and West Wyoming; An "Corsine, of HughCKtown.

twice 'convicted of murder in. the first de lirree. for the shooting of Augustine offers of assistance in fighting the epidemic and assigning the. workers was closed this morning, by order ot the Citv Board of Health, on account of the fact that the number of tvisjcs has dwindled ho low as to make it i iec'wsarv lol this special service my lotr rer. Mrs.

Underwood, who has been in charge of the Bureau of their marriage. jfc funeral. amd of LelUghlBn Mrs. Ernest Felter. of Bennett meet the new pastor and his family and for a' period of sociability Carrying out an old custom, manyi ntembi rs of the congregation Shenda two years' ago: Joseph tei SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HUNTERS A splendid opportunity to purchase slioi guns nt prices that cannot be duplicated, no mutter where yoi: go.

On account of certain conditions wo arc forced to acrilleo our entire stock. Wo make this special offer beginning Saturday, Nov. IKI.N'T JHIjAY ski: oru wiximvs i orn iMjH i It Will Pay Von Well. We carry a complete lino of ln wcll known makes such as: Vox, Ithaca, Riverside. Winchester, l'mnp O.ms, ISomingtoii, etc.

JW. EPSTEIN Jeweler and licensed Opt. 93 X. Slain l'ittston, Pa. MOXKV TO LOAX.

t.i to the welcoming reception ard. accused Of snooimi, phine York, and Miss Mary O'Malia, of Wil'esbarre. street, Dorrancctun. formerly of this citv, is seriously ill. Mrs.

Feller is a sister of Mrs. W. B. Richards, of street. West Pittston.

The following have arrived in Pittston to attend the funeral of lardvr of the in oroviding substantial gifts for th minister's home. who was with his fathor wnen ue died. Ho is also survived by seven great grandchildren. He was a lifc 'ong resident of Pittston having been born and raised here. His brothers from the Went, Daniel and Edward Madden, accompanied by their wives, will attend the funeral, also Mrs.

Mad den's cousins, of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllister, and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Marshall.

The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 9:30. auto service: Rev. William Uislon. I Coursen, S. Samuels.

C. Bow i man and the Women's Motor Corps. 1 Mrs. Underwood also desires to i.vnv. ssion of aunre John Madden, of Poole street: Mr.

NOTE OF ABDICATION CITY NURSEf BUREAU NIPER0R KARL El WAS CLOSED TODAY ri which has been ciation of the faithful service rendered the bureau night and day by the operators of the Bell Telephone ehange, which has helped materially to enable the bureau to carry on its work expeditiously. i 13. Emperor Mlehac MclHinald. Michael McDonald, aged about and Mrs. D.

J. Madden. Mr. and E. F.

Madden, from the west; Mr. and Mrs. Matliew Marshal. Mr. and Mrs.

James Judge, from Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Snell of New Mil ford. Michael J. MeCrea, of Scranton.

correspondent of the Scranton Times in this city, is back on the job after having been off duty for the past three weeks, on account of illness in his family. One of six year old twin children died of influenza, and two other children of the family have been ill of the disease, but on the road to i such exc 1 twor kin receiving i.utii I Karl of Austria, in announcing his abdication, issued the following proc I lamation: I "Filled with unalterable love i tarns, HAT SHOP 1 Caldwell Co. years, who had resided for many vears with his sister, Miss Catherine McDonald, at 24 Broad street, neaV the Krie Haihoad, passed away last night at l'ittston Hospital. Death was due to heart trouble. Mr.

McDonald was admitted to the hospital on Xov. 5th, and his condition had been very serious for several days. McDonald never married, and was emploved for many years as a company hand at N'o. 8 mine, of the Pcnn "ylvanta Coal Co. He was widely known as one of the largest men in this community, having weighed upward of 400 pounds.

lie is survived JEW Chestnut KB It S. SI BV RTtSMITI IS Juniper South I'enn Square J'hiladelphia mv jteoples. 1 win noi omoe: free development. "I acknowledge Herman Austria decision to become a separate state. 1 reliiKiuish all participation of mate affairs.

"Mav the peoples harmoniously and peaceful. adjust themselves to the new conditions." THE FUNERAL OF JOHN" MAD deii, of Poole street, Cork Lane, will take place tomorrow 'morning at o'clock, with services at, the home and interment in St. John's Cemetery. PATRIOTIC DANCE. Cecelia F'eischer invites her Pittston friends to attend a Victory Danc at her Scranton studio this Thursday evening.

Miss Fleischer returning from course of study announces the following new features. "Baby Work" and "Ballet and Technic," and latest ball room features. 12ii3i returned to his homo on iarkei street, to attend the funera: of his brother. Dr. Leonard, which will take place, tomorrow mornini? ft 1U o'clock.

Services will be conducted at the home and interment will be in St. John's Cemetery. THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE re arransed X. M. C.

A. entertainment course will be aiven in the auditorium on Friday evening, Nov. 22nd. The. offering will be the Floyd Feath erston Co.

of instrumentalists. who come verv highly recommended. A few good seats remain, and those who have not secured reserved scat checks should do so at once. MUCH ATTENTION IS BE I NO AT fructed to a particularly fine War Work CamiKHgir display in the window of Cawlo.v's Shoe House, on South Main There are sonic especially beautiful campaign posters, tastefully arranged, together with war relics picked up on the battlefields of France. These relics are the property of Captain Russell, of this city, and have been in the care, of the Y.

M. C. A. for a number of weeks past. The display was arranged by Physical Director Behlor and is a tribute to bis as a decorator.

One feature of the display is beautiful crayon picture, the work of Alexander Sloan. Jr. The picture is to be so d. and the proceeds will bo given to the campaign fund. Vulcanizing, tire repair and distributors of Sterling band made tires and tubes, 5,000 mile guarantee, mile Ford sizes and all repairs free durinu' life of life.

Wyoming alley Vulcanizing A. C. Bryden, New Hartman Oarage Bui. ding, lin.t Glove Season Finds us well stocked with the famous Adler and D. and P.

Gloves, lined and unlined. by the sister with whom he lived and by one brother, John, of Upper ENGRAVED CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS New, Original Designs and Exceptional Treatment The quantity of each design is limited, insuring exclusive selection. Mail Orders Invited Efficient Service Orders Should Be Placed Now James Judge. James Judge, a former resident of this citv, died vesterday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Timothy McXam ara 135 Bowman Street.

Wilke sbarre. He had been ill only a few days. The deceased is survived by his mother, Mrs. 'Margaret Judge, and three sistersMrs. James Hughes, of Washington terrace, this city; Mrs.

Mary Cunard. of Tompkins street, this city, and Mrs. Timothy McXamara, of Wii kesbarre. The funeral will be held from the McNamara home, the time Buckskin, in dress and heavy styles. Crescent Anniversary Sale Come to the Store of Value Save 35 On Every Dollar Spent LOO nnnmnwii itrr.

and the re The Perry Wool Glove, in grey, brown, khaki and black, for men and boys. I if '7i" im v'wviitVMAmrfi Read tho Gnze'ie onrt Ker mains will bo brought to this city for burial in St. John'a Cemetery. Kdith May itnrgro Edith' May, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Cvrrs Burgess, of Stout street, Yatesvllle, died last nisht after several days' illness of pneumonia. held Thursday THANKSGIVING BR flPO TMEA IT USE lYinminir nt 10 o'clock, with interment James I Smiles FOOTWEAR in Pittston Cemetery. TODAY, NOV. 13 CAMELLA, the Famous Hippodrome Ice Skater, In THE FROZEN WARNING." SOLID GOLD LAVALLIERS Tlellv 1llffv. a is'mnnilis.

dauchtcr of PINK SAPPHIRES Largo Tiffany mountings. Gold. Special Sale Price, $2.50. worth Mr. atiii Mrs.

Anthony Duffy, of 151 rr 1, i.nt rtled yesterday, and Thursday, Nov. to sale designs S5ieeial select price, 17Metro Presents FLOWER OF DUSK. 100 from. $3.98, VIOLA DANA be funeral wns' held this afternoon Interment in St. John's Cemetery.

BONFlSTsTBir 11R1STMAS Will Soon Be Here a rpTTTj a isrnv 1K First. Official Government War Picture Prepared Pershing's Crusaders" Gold Filled face or hunt worth $22.00. verv watch. Gentlemen's Elgin or YValtham "Watches. Jeweled movements.

Open ing; 10 styles to select from vimp Wiilflfiii. iT Vfst Chain with Yur I Put your feet into a pair of iwlcv's 'Shoes if you would Shopping Early We will give you a guarantee with every pur is known be foi WITHIN GERMAN LINES Bv" WEBB MILBEIt With the American Armirs in, France. Xov. 1 Xight. Huge fire were isible tonight in the direction of Conflans, behind the German lince.

At some places the Germans re i mainccl facing the Americans waving their hands toward our lines and strolling in the open fleUs. without guns. The second army icports heavy shouting and cheering from the enemy lines all night and flares and rockets." The approximate enemy line. as given to American officers, shows our troopt advanced considerably during the last hours before the armistice. We comfortably shod, and as style, id and durability, holiest! believe they have Our renutalion tor reJiab.ility MotiiiiiK Shopping and ic I'jimil.

Advise mii1 il chase. DREAMLAND TODAY Vallev. Five lninutes, walk out 1 throip'hoiit Wvoming ntal. A trial will t'oii no ec PHFSFXTS BLVKIlIltl) l'HOTO of the Jliirli Jfent Dislviet will save yon 0 per cent. TH t'ltSTOX HAI.B in I'lilSClBBA and you that Lit last ur worries are over.

Look the different styles in window. We feature vino fi.iOt over our "THE BRAZEN BEAUTY" PiNcllla Dean. Star of "Tlio Soul Woman." in another Sinashiiift lviiockout. OPTICAL CO. CRESCENT Slices lor v.vit wtiiiii Help the Bovs Over Then by being ready Allien, the Conmiittcc calls on you.

Lewis Kuschel V. Ii. It. And L. W.

Watch Inspector TtlT. II.M.MiRK STOKE. 18'Xortii Mnm Street. narrow Timrif gl. ij vs i.r.si.ir.

who pni.Mitosi: It's a Vitnyji aph l'letnte. Women and Children. Men .145 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Wilkes Barre. Four Doors Below Poli's. Friday XVM RI BEXS In "MADAM jiiYIl'YXX." The hnre tires reported behind the German lines are accepted as being bonfires in celebration of the nrnilF tiep.

rather than thti dpt truction of materials. rawley The Shoe Man 10' South Main Pittston..