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K.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
. WILL NOT REDUCE
PRICES OF SECURITIES
Investmertt Bankers Here
Protest Lower Rates and
Committee Decides to Re-
I tain Present Quotations.
The New York Stock Exchange Com
jnlltee of Five, nfter hearing views of nil
Interests, line decided to make no chntigo
In the minimum prices nt which transac
tions In listed stocks may be made. This
action was recommended by offlclats of
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, and Is
generally approved by the lending menv
bers. At the same time concessions offer
ed In the open trading make the broken
uneasy, hut these concessions nro duo to
good extent to the Inability of the brokers
In the market to reach any buvern.
Sterling exchango shows pronounced
weakness, Demand sold down to $1.91, a
decline of 2 points from yesterday noon,
and cablo sold at t 93. There Is no de
mand for rclchsmnrks, which nro nom
inally quoted at 90, tho price at which
the last salo was made yesterday.
Municipal bonds arc In good demand,
some largo sales of long-term Issues be
ing made this morning on a 4.50 and 4.63
per cent, basis.
Tho bank statement nt last shows the
wiping out of tho deficit. Today's aver
age statement records an excess over
reserve requirements S,M0,GJ0. the first
surplus since tho European war began.
This surplus should make a further case
In money conditions during tho coming
week.
RESERVE BANK DIRECTORS
HERE MEET ON THURSDAY
Many Things Will Come Up for Dis
cussion. A meeting of the directors of the Fed
eral ncserve Bank of Philadelphia will
be held In the bank's temporary ofTlcos
in the Lafayette Building on next Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock. At this
meeting, which will bo tho Bccond of
the bank's directors, many things con
cerning tho opening and operation of
the bank will come up for discussion.
Among the things which will be done
nlll be the adoption of by-laws, which
were agreed on nt tho conference of the
directors of all of the 12 regional re
serve banks In Washington this week.
A member of the advisory council to rep
resent this city will probably be elected.
For this pot Levi L. Rue. president of
the Philadelphia National Bank, has been
mentioned.
Charles J. Bhoads, governor of tho
bank, and Rlchnrd L. Austin, Federal
reserve agent and chairman of tho
board, who were named by the commit
tee looking for a site for tho bank to
obtain additional Information, will re
Fort at tho meeting, and a home for tho
bank may be selected. A cashier may
also be selected.
NEY YORK BANK STATEMENT
Surplus for "Week is $3,400,050;
First Since War Began.
As was generally expected, the state
ment of the average condition of tho
members of the Now York Clearing
House Association for the week ending
today showed a surplus. This is the
first week that the members have shown
a surplus since the beginning of the
European war. The surplus this week
Is J8,460,GJO, compared with a deficit last
week of 9,394,SOO. Loans this week fell
off 1.021,00). and net deposits Jkvero
tt0.514.0OO smaller.
Figures for this and Inst week are given
In the following table:
Oct 24. 1PU
f,ien,4K,ooa
. :iio,2fi.ooo
101,017,000
, 1,020,10.1,000
140,442,009
, 373,31,0OO
Oct 17, 1014
'.',lTI,n.non
.Tl 010,000
ns.mrt.ooo
i.n.11, 1I7.0UO
14d.227.OOil
3(if,4lll.
Loam
Srecle
'Legal tenders. .,
Net deposits
Circulation
Hanks' cash In
vaulti . . , . ,
Tr cost cash In
vaults
AKregato cash ro.
Tr cost with mem,
R6.4sw,noo r,i 07.1 ono
441,W2,IK 414,.W.CKO
M.airv.ooo ro toti.ooo
s.4i,onv t.m ira.
Mjrpius
-jrtiumng national panic notes neiu Dy state
tanks and trust companies, fDeflcit.
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
On Monday tho Toronto Stock Exchnngo
will open for business In all listed securi
ties, upon the basis which has governed
transactions In the limited list selected
for experimental purposes. All transac
tions will be for cash.
Commercial failures In the United States
this week were 392 against 331 last week,
447 the preceding week and 310 the corre
spondlng week last year. The failures In
Canada were 83 against 52 last week, 73
the preceding wek and 31 last year.
The Cookevtllo Bank, of Cookevllle,
Tenn , will retire from business De
posits have been transferred to tho I'lrst
National Bank of the same city, which
bank will pay all depositors In full on
demand.
"W. B. McDougal has been elected Gov
ernor of the Federal Ueserve Bank of
Chicago.
I UTILITY EARNINGS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON.
feaismbtr gross
ft earnings
Ins months' gross
Jt earnings
1011. Increase
$111,007
I7.UM
i:ii,l rj
1.SV.171
1,811.441
li.na
12.111
SO.lut
fl.OVH
12.1.011
LEHIGH VALLEY TIliSBtT
September gross . . 1171. SIS
t" , . 0O.47II
Jelio months' gross . l,sm,2lft
"" .. rx'.i..is8
HT.S.'O
SOI THWEHTBRN POWER ANTJ LIGHT
September gross ... . 5215,021 IM,li,0
" "lngs 122 red :il,tt5
jwelve months' gross . 2,70.1,529 M4.ti.lO
t earnings . 1,221,404 217.&7S
HAQERSTOWN AND FREDERICK R R.
September gross . ., SU.2A1 .I,VJ
2" after taxes . ... II. COS 4,022
Decrease
, Willi KSTATE FOIl SAL15
Tioga
LUXURIOUS AND
HOMES
Dutch Halls Open Fireplaces
Tipfefcv.
Front
looms,
17th
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Ammw &rx&wmi
jE"iarv -ariik ksxzzssl
EVENING
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHBAT-Recelpts. ao.M.t . bushels. Trade
Ii,,r.A1a V?Iu.M..we11 sustained at the late
advance. Quotation, car lots. In export ele
vator, No 2 red. spot and Oct, M.12S1 mf
BSiB'lJWiVrc u"elMl N l N6r,hern
iiihJn.:l'I?KK:,,,"L zw bushels. k . OfferlnKS
L ?. --nd hf m,ret ruled Arm at the, recent
advance, but demand light. Quotations, car
i 'STJSW trnt,c- "s ,0 location, No. i cl-
vJ2flye,i Steamer yellow, MHiffMc. ,
..OA,?ls7I?,'c,r1"' S2."T hush. Market steady
h.. 'It10 ft(vance, but trade quiet. Quota
Uwfl ,?.,2 Sh,t'' '"''.. standard
r.l,t?;.;V,fl'?3ev Nn :1 whit, iwffrawe.
2'ki. .LJl?'f ''emand from nny source and
lnS.mi'lJet..,llyin."1 Important change, Ortor
n?i moderate but ample. Quotations, per WO
l.?Jn. ?,S(J"SJN ,n,(!r' elMr- Sl.TCO-lOOi do,
straight IW1SS! do. ratent. fh.wak.7r.. Kan.
"""'l, lute .sacks. 15 2it7.1 40. do., pat-
LCKS, $
ornn? liA regular grade, winter, clear, 1 70
"- niiomiiLi a it .t j..ti nn. nnipnr.
5 Ml Vt
imi. FLoirn-in small
supply
and aulet
at unchanged prices. We
it..... .' - -:.-"-" .;." i.,
uote nearby and
ivcntorn, jn noon, ai $oTTv..iO
FRESH FRUITS
tlemi11 Anrlt,h if lm.Wu,nt change. Quota-
?un:9. 1.PB2! I'lppln. I1TS02 2V Vn,v I,
V.iikJllxKl '' other good catlnV varieties.
fl.7M2.0O; medium. H?1.M, rrab. MW.SO
"h "-.PPles. Per bush, basket! 1.500173. api
pics. Western, nee hn iim'ii; .T..'Vi!.
in ....4 n--'......lrj T'"".""i "Kl'ii;, wen
:,V" "'". ",;""i per jiamoer. zin,
vrpn'errie, Jersey, per crate. flfN.M: neaehes.
Virginia, per 20-1 b. basket, 40fi76c , do. do.
n.,r4Cr?,e,t1?1:7"- ," 1'elawnre and Mary
IV?.' J!" basket, nojjiOc.. do. do. per crate,
tiai.i.l, peache. New York and Pertnsyhanln.
per basket-large whlto or ypllow, ROo.otl;
medium, lortsoc , pears. .tv York, per.hbl
Peckcl, 1.RW nartletl, No. 1, Iinr. SO, dc.
No. 2, M.ROirii neurro tlosc. 4fffl SO. Shel
don, K.1s Uourre rinlrgeau. $2 MW1 Mi;
nnirro d'AnJOU. t2.2A9n.2A. Uucliess, t2 Vlt
n.23; Itowell, t21T2no. other arlotles, (Wli
rears, Ilnrtlett or Scckol, per hush, hiekdt,
1 2.VS t.iS j grapM. New York Concord, per
S-lb basket, liwinc.i do., per 4-lh. basket,
RWfic , Niagara, per 4-lb. basket, 8120.: Pel
an ares, per 4-Ib. basket, 125M.V.1 grnpes. Con
cord, per 20-lb basket. .IWNOc , cantaloupes
Colorado, per crato, I1O1.C0, do. do , flats, fiO
ft"Se.
VEGETABLES
White potatoes dull and weak. Other wge
tihla generally steady. Quotations Whlto
potatoes, per bush Pennalvanla, iSRfflflOe i
New York, 4riiiT!f.Oc. , white potatoes, Jersey,
per basket, .I'lfiHSc. Sweet potato. Eastern
fihoro per bhl No. 1. SI 7rtiq2.3; No. 2,
"r.cOtl; sweet potntoes. North Carolina, per
bhl.. No. 1, tl."ST2, No. 2 7nc.(!ftl! sweets
Jersey, per bbl., No. 1, $2 7r.fl.t: No. 2. tl R0
(ill 70; sweets. Jersey, per basket. B0(i?,C0c.
Onions, per hush, 4.1rEfir,0c. ; do., choice, per
inn.lh. bag It; do., medium, per 100-lb bag.
"."ffJOftc. Cabbage, domestic, cer ton. SSffll):
do. Danish per ton. 12(fill. Celery, New
York, per bunch, lOffl.lOc. Mushrooms, per
4-lb, basket, 1.40Sl.fiO.
PROVISIONS
Trade quiet and the markot without
Important change. Quotations City beef,
In sets, smoked nnd alr-drled, .lOUTfllc.i
Western beef. In sets, smoked, .101131c j
city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked and
air drlod, 313.12c. Western beef, knuckle
nnd tenders, smoked, .1l12c , hecf hams, $1S
M0. pork, family. J2fjl2n..V): hams, S P. cured,
loose, 14Url.1e . do, skinned, loose. 14UA1V.;
do , do., smoked lflfflfiVic , other hams, smok
ed, city cured, as to brand and average. MAiSt
lie.; hams, smoked. Western cured, lrt4?J17r. :
do., holled. boneless. 2.1fT2lc, picnic shoullcrs,
8. P cured, loose, ll';wi2c.i do. smoked. 1 1'J
1714c., bellies In pickle. Recording to neruge,
loose, ififtlfl'ic; hrakfnet hncon as to bra.it
nnd acrage, cltv cured, 20fT21c : do, do.,
Western cured. 20ii?2lc , lard, Western, ro
flntd tierces, 10i8llc; do, do, do, tubs.
W'Wllc : puro city, l.cttlo rendered, In
tierces, lOMlle.; do., do., do , In tubs, llfl
ll'ic
REFINED SUGARS
Market dull nnd weik Quotations- Stand
ard granulated. OO'ic. fine granulated, rtc ;
pottdTod (5 10c . confectioners' A, SOOc , soft
grades 3.1535 "So.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
liUTTEJl. Receipts of fancy stock light and
the market ruled firm, hut nholecnle tnde. ns
usunl on Saturday, quiet Quotations Wostcrn,
fresh, solid-packed creamer, fancy specials,
34Wc. extra, ,12c, extra nrste. .lOHfllc , firsts,
2K529C . eeconds, 2M(27c.: ladlo packed, J14P
2.1c, as to quality, noarhy prints, f.incy, ,13c ,
do., nverago oxtra, .120140., do, firsts, 2'i
,11c. do., seconds, 27(tfJc. Special fancy
brands of prints Jobbing at .ipwilc.
naas. There was a good outlet for tho lim
ited receipts of MnfJ new-laid eggs, prices of
which ruled firm at tho lato adance. Quota
tions In free enses, nearby extras, ,11c per
doi . nearby flrts, (!) 10 per standard case,
nearby current receipts, ts 107R 7fi per stand
ard caso, Western extra, first 10 rcr case,
do., rtrsts. fS10t?S70 per cne, do, second".
jnwV37.20 per case. Candled and rocrated
fresh eggs wero Jobbed out at .Vttfliic jc
doz., ns to quallt.
CHEESn, In small supplv and firm, but
trade quiet. Quotations New York, full
crenm. choice, l.mtri.l'uc. , do, do fair to
good, 14V81flc, do., part skims. Sflllc.
POULTRY
LIVE. The market quiet and barely steady,
with moderate but amplo offerings Quo
tations' Fowls, l.liijl.'c ; old rnoMer.i. 11 'cj
12c , spring chickens according to quality,
12SJ15c; ducks, Lift lie; geese, l.1J14c. ;
guineas, young, weighing 2 lbs. and oer
apiece, per ptlr, 70c , do, weighing 1'JiiTlli
lbs, apiece, per pair, fiOOCSc ; do, uelghlnn
1 lb apiece per pair. fOc , old, per pair, SOc. ;
pigeons, per pair jridilSc.
DRESPDD Tho market quiet, hut offerings
of nno dcslrnble-slred stock onl moderato
and aluts of this description well main
tained. Quotations Fresh-killed poultry
Fowls, per lb. Selected. hea, 21c. do.
uelghtng 41493 lhs. apiece, 2ic . do, nelghlni
4 Ins. nplece, lll'Jc . do,, neighing -H4 lbs.
arlece, lMWJlOVjc , do . neighing 'I lbs. and
under, llfilV; old -ooMers, dr -picked llVf .
broiling chickens, nearhv v elghlng 1R3 lbs
apleco. 20'fi22c broiling chickens nenrbv fair
to good, lllfJlV . chicken' Western 4 lhf
and oxer nplece. t7c , do do.. at Us apiece
fat. LIBlOc , do, do., 21i'5.1 lbs at Id e 1 ir
14c : broiling chlckenu. Western l'jli2 lh
apiece. 17c. hrolllne chickens. Wc.tern fnl
to good, 12814c. Squabs, per dm Whit
weighing 11 to 12 lbs per dos . S I fis I
white, neighing 0 to 10 lbs, per dnz S3 7"
3 50, white, weighing 8 lbs. per dm., 12 21 I
2.40. white, weighing 7 lbj. per dot, fl ".".J'J
whlto, weighing flfid'.i lbs per doz. J 1 '.;
1.50. dark and No 2. 50c G1.10.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Oct 24 -Ilutter market firm
receipts lift! packages, creamer) extra
S2Hc ; hlKher scorlnft. ISc. State dairy luff
32Hc , Imitation creamer, 21Vil2lc
Lftgs Marlcet siead to firm reielpu fifRT
casesi fresh, extra rtrsts .injj:i2c fresh, rtrsts
J7tfi'.1c , nearby vhites, "CftWc , ne.trby mlxe
ISffSIc , special marks H'c
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS !
CI1ICAOO. Oct 21 -HOOS-necelpts 14
COO, market 5 to 10c lower, mixed and butch
era. insSflTtS. good heav 7 1fi7il roimli
heavy. JB SST 70 light. J 0',7 63. pls, VW
7.1. bulk. ITSmirT.Vi rATTLn.-Uecelptn
1200, market steads beeves fil 21T0 2-s cows
and hrlfrrs, $3 7M10 4n storkers and feeilen.
-. MR7 R.1 Texans 7 2MJS r1 cahfs. JBftll
SHEKI" Receipts. 2fno. market steadv native
and Western, $I.1.V?HU0. lambs. Hk37 75
RAILKOAD EARNINGS
HOCKINO VALLEY.
mu
Oros V 021.11
Net 2 2tT :inn
lYilal tncome .... 2.tiMlt
Surplus .. . l'"WT4l
Com dividend f,7!io.,V)
burplus . 7S.7SI
Decrease
$7nn,4!i
llin 402
IV.1II.IIW1
tiifl.fi'..
.1M f'S-t
n71 iV0
HEAL
KSTATI3 I'OU SALE
TlogB
SEE OUR TIOGA HOMES
20th, Ontario anil Kstuusli Sts.
Illrecll) npposltr Tlocu Station.
LADNER, Inc. ZiSSk 'I
AND
bits.
COMFORTABLE
and Back Porches
Including Bath Lots IS 694 10
St. Between Butler and Pike
$4750
Selling Fast Secure One Now
Frank D. Williams
On Prii$3
X
ttnKV."1"' "'! ""I sprinjr, nrt, c ear.
I-,.,0?,14?A.rt' "tralght. h .ton.VfiO! do. pat-JflV-'LlR1'
V. , 'a onto brand. fniJOCO;
Cllir mills, choice anrl renv mmm Mctnrji.
Zini. si.fST "?.' A2r;Y'"' ''mors, per box
IS'.ffi.'C1"1 Florida, per crate, ll.swJ
SSv. Jip"i.Xli,r.Snt'0Tn "'en. Its'!
vliL FnIrMiV J1"2-,, cranberries. Caps Cod,
rS? n'lif clt "."" i.M- HBOCM: crnnWrlo.
( ana Co,l. rartv niair. ..,.-.... , m.
T,EnflEB-PHILADELPHIA, BATTJBP.AT. OCTOBER
EARNINGS OF RAILROADS
CONTINUE TO CONTRACT
Decrease of 14.3 Per Cent, First Two
Weeks of October.
Dross earnings of ttnllcd States rail
roads making Weekly reports to Dun's
Review continue to cxhlbt substantial
contraction, the total so far received for
tho first two necks In October amounting
to J1I,T4S.573( a decrease of 14.3 per cent.,
as compared with the earnings of the
same roads lns year. This contrasts
with n loss for the first two weeks In
September of 6.3 per ccnt.( in August of
ii.8 per cent, nnd July of 2 6 per cent.,
while the returns for tho same period In
September last Vear showed ft gain over
1912 of 6 3 per cent.
Very few roads report any Improve
ment, but the most pronounced decreases
continue to be shown by tho roads In tho
South, probably na a reflection of tho de
pressed conditions duo to the situation In
cotton, Chesapeake and Ohio again
makes a satisfactory comparison with a,
year ago, but aside from this practically
all tho leading systems show considerable
falling off
In tho West nnd Southwest, while the
losses aro generally not so large as In
somo other sections, practically every Im
portant road reports more or less de
croasc. In tho following table are givon tho
gross earnings of all United States rail
roads reporting to date for the first two
weeks In October and tho loss on com
pared with the earnings of the samo
roads for the corresponding period a year
ngo; also for tho roads reporting for the
samo weeks In the two preceding months,
together with tho percentages of loss
compared with last year:
Ter
Loss. Cent,
2,4RS,R8a 14. .1
1,1411,210 R..1
021,210 3.8
1A14.
tl4.74fi.n7a
, 17,210,108
, 13,474,010
Oct , 2 weeks, .
Sept., 2 weeks.
Aug., 2 weeks..
DIVIDENDS DECLABED
Qlrard Avenue Tltlo and Trust Company,
regular semi-annual 3H per cent., payablo
November 2 to stock of record October 20
Flnley Acker Company, regular quarterly
1H per centf on preferred, payable Novem
ber 2. , .
Mutual Trust Company, regular quarterly
1 per cent., payable November 1 to stock of
record October 21).
Municipal SorIco Company, regular quar
terly 11. per cent, on preferred, payable No
vember 2 to stock of record October 23.
Lehigh Valley Transit Company, regular
semi-annual 1 per cent, on preferred, payable
Noembcr 10 to stock of record October .11
Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad, regular semi
annual 2ti per cent on preferred, payable
November 10. Books close October 31, reopen
November 11. .
Dclluns Kails Ton or vompnny, semiannual
2'i per rent, on preferred, payablo November
2 to etock of record October 27.
Milwaukee and Chicago Ilrewerlos, Ltd., 2ts
per rent , less Income tax on all stock, pay
ablo Octobor 30 to stock of record October 22
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings today compared with corre
sponding day In the last tno years:
lMI 1011. 1012.
Phllil $20..V7,.-ilO $27,147,340 J28,1.V 12.1
Itoton . !B ".01 '.10 21 pn"! 014 20.002. SCO
New York. 1S5..110, 782 ,112,507,021
obituaries
beactTthoivipson
California Capitalist Sucumbs to Ill
ness in New York.
Nllff YOHK, Oct 24. Beach Thompson,
a San Francisco capitalist, died at a hotel
lure last night. Ho hart been under treat
ment for Intestinal tiouble, nnd his at
tendant. Dr. Edward F. Borton. n non
medical practitioner, was not authorized
to BUn n death certificate. Coroner Hel
lenstelh nnd hla medical assistant wero
KUmmomd. After a preliminary examina
tion the coroner ordered an autopsy
Born in Brooklyn 4S years ago. Mr.
Thompson wns educated nt the University
of .Michigan and Inter became an In
structor nt Leland Stanford Junior Uni
versity. Fot tho last IB years he had been
Identified with thp development of hydro
electric enterprises In California. In IMS
he was a delegate td tho Republican Na
tional Convention nt Chicago,
GENERAL E. F. WINSLOW
r-'ANANDAIGUA. N Y Oct 2I.-Gcn-eral
Hdward F. Winslow died nt Sonnen
berg, Cnnandalua, the summer home of
Mrs. Frederick F Thompson, of New
York, last night rged 77 years. General
nnd Mrs. WlnMovv. who returned from
APARTMENTS
"THE TIOGA"
10th nnd Tioga sts.; 0 nnd 7 room housekeep
ing apartments largo porchs modern In oi-r
rpect, most desirable lot at Ion In North Thlla.
Convenient to trnln and trolley; open every day.
WORSTER & KRIDER
3515 Germantonn ave , or on premises.
IlKAI. KS'I
ti: roit s ti.n
l.ncnti.
Luumieni lautui
i iviin biuim u ,.iu - jiniiuii'd
Sample House Ready
HARRY H. HEIST, Builder n pmie or omce
. 18lh and Pike Sts.
20 Sold Before Completion
Camac and 13th Sts.
A complete home; 8 large rooms;
hardwood floors throughout; hot
water heat, electricity, vacuum
cleaning attachment, large yard3
and porches.
ThrPP out ot 17 on 13th Street
xmcc with 9 rooms
Inspection Cordially Invited
Open daily and Sunday. Even
ings by appointment.
SCHWINGLE BROS.
Builders and Owners
GEHLHAUS & DALLAS
Agents on Premises
k lth & Courtlandt Sts. Both Phones
PariB Just previous to the outbreak of
the war. have spent the last month with
Mrs. Thompson. ,
General Wlnatow served In the Union
army throughout tho Civil Wnr, nllst
Injt In the 4th Iowa Cavnlry and wlnnlnB
successive promotions an an officer In tho
western army under General Sherman.
THEODORE DE J. DE SADLA
NEW Yonif, Oct. 24. Theodore do .loly
de Sabln, for mnny years n. resident of
this city, died suddenly at his country
home In Piatt Cove, N. Y. Ho was i one
of the oldest members of the Union Club.
Mr., tie Snbla wns a son of tho Marquis
de Sabln, who, with his family, wns ex
iled from France durlnrr the French Tlevo
ltillon. The Marquis de Sabla settled In
America, nnd his son later went to Pan
ama, where, with Lieutenant Commander
Bonaparte Wise, he assisted In laying out
the original course of tho Panama Canal
aa started by Do Lesseps,
A. C. ROREBECK
NEW YoniC, Oct. 24.-A. C. Ilorebeck,
father of Edwin F. Rorebeck, second vlco
president of the Metropolitan Trust Com
pnnl. Is dead nt his son's fruit farm, Fort
Myers, Fin. He was a veteran of tho
Civil Wnr, and as secretary to Gcnernl
Phil Sheridan had nn Intimate pcrsonnl
knowledge of many of the stirring events
of that period. Since the death of Gen
erat Sheridan Mr. Rorebeck had been
connected with tho War Department nnd
had done work on General Sherldan'fi
memoirs. Ono son of Mr. Rorebeck Is n
captain of artillery In the United States
army, and both sons saw actlvo service
In the Spanish War.
RODERICK MacL. CAMERON
NEW YORK, Oct. 21,-Roderlck Mac
Leod Cameron, shipping merchant and
presldont of tho firm of R. W Cameron
& Co., died In the German Hospital from
an Illness of moro than a month. Mr.
Cameron was 46 venrs old. Since the
death of his father. Sir Roderick W. Cam
eron. In 1900, Mr. Cnmejon had been the
head of tho shipping concern whluh Sir
Roderick founded many years ago. In
February of last year Mr. Cameron mar
ried Miss Enid Llndemnn, daughter of a
promlnont merchant of Sydney, 'Aus
tralia. DR. SAMUEL E. PRICK, JR.
Dr. Samuel E. Frlck Jr., a recent grad
uate from the dental school of tho Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, died at his home
175S Frnnkford avenue, yesterday, of
lncnlngltlr, following an Illness of but
two weeks. Doctor Frlck was 22 years
old. and wns graduated In 1911 from the
Central High School.
DR. C. JAY SELTZER
Dr.
C. Jay Seltzer, n practicing phy-
slclnn In this city for 20 years, hut moiti
recently a surgeon In the Lebanon Hos-
ItKAT. ESTATD FPU SA I.E
City
A New Operation
OF THOSE
LOUGHRAN HOUSES
JUST LIKE Tlin US THAT AVE BUILT
AND SOLD LAST TEAR
Sec Sample Houses
4832 North Fifth Street
Price $4000
ALSO
516 Eleanor St Price $3200
These have porch fronts, all modern lm-
firovements basement laundry, electric
Ights nullt with tho stability that has
mado tho Lnughrnn house u standard of
Rood construction. See
JOHN LOUGHRAN'S SONS
5TH ST., BELOW ROCKLAND ST.
A NEW OPERATION OF 222 HOUSES
JUST COMPLETED
OWN YOUR HOME
A modern house, with all conveniences;
r, rooms, bath and outside shed, and only
20 minutes from centre of city.
$1900 to $3800
With Terms to Suit You
Tenth, Percy, Hutchinson and
Alder Streets
Tenth utrcet below Shunk
Few for Rent, $15 and $17
flood business location, 8 corner stores.
JOHN V. SHISLER & SON
on operation
OClce, 11 tli ami Wolf
Attention, Bargain Hunters
A builder who Is lon on houses and Bhort on
cosh will sacrlflco a reiv ta mako a nulrk turn
1 lies.' houses are located In North Philadelphia
and uermantown All are new and ranz.
vnluf from f2W, to Jl.l.ono Let me Snoi
about li vou want to na fnr a house und I
Hill
vour
irlne IlflLDEIt M 210. Ledger Off I,"
Lngnn.
Heist's
Modern Homes
IN LOGAN
Wyoming Ave. at
12th St.
t.irge rooms and bath
Camac Street
Vorth of WjomlnE Ave
laree rooms anrt hath
These homes have hot
i jHyr heat. Dutch halls,
lied bathrooms, maible
.howers, hardwood floors,
ipen fireplaces, large porches
ttrraieil fronts. nlasterefl
wulk to Vork road trolley.
CAMAC ST.
BETWEEN WINGOHOCKINQ
AND COURTLAND STS.
Tuo story, 1 rooms, gas and
electric lights, hot-water heat
hardwood flniKh throughout.
I.itindri In basement, with en
uance to yard. Hb. roomy
porches JarBe ote Just north of
Northeast Houlevnnl and Hunt
ing Tark one equaro to York
Itoa.l trolleys, transfer to any
pan of city, prices light, ternu
easy
HENRY P. SCHNEIDER
Huiider, on Premises, or
YORK ROAD ABV. ERIE AVE.
4800 North
" "i
pltAl, riled yesterday of heart dlBMse nt
hid residence In Lebanon, Pa. He wan
EC years old. , , ,
Doctor Seltcr, while In Philadelphia,
was a surgeon of throat dlseasea at the
Philadelphia Hospital and rmslatant (tur
Sfon at the Will Byo Hospital. He was
a specialist In the treatment of dlieaises
of tho head,
Doctor Helter wn a graduate from the
mcdlcnl school of the University of Penn
sylvania and a member of several med
ical societies.
BERNARD R. GREEN
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-ncrnard nich
ardson Qreen( civil engineer, died at his
home hie. Mr. Green was born at
Maiden, Mass., December 23, 1841. He
graduated from Harvard University In
ISM, and for 14 years was engaged with
the United States Corps of Engineers
In constructing permanent seacoast forti
fications In Maine, Now Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
Mr. Green wns superintendent of the
Congressional Library Building and
grounds.
DAVID MAYER
NEW YOIUC, Oct. 24 -David Mayer,
one of the founders, trustee nnd tho old
est members of Temple Beth-El, and tho
PARKERS
W. of Sth St.
sc Ready
rooms and bath.
;r heat, gas and
LOCATION
to Suit
HEAL ESTA'I II VOn SAMS JBCAt EHTATK FOK BAI.1J
CI' '
1 'ift ky'X J'ZrJVST THE HOUSE S'M
wJ W' 7 for an v5vi'
M Hf 1 OCTOBER BRIDE M.
1 lv v elan,s Obey Homes V
i i W 'l On the Famous Wcllens Avenue
71 1 1 V'rJ aVvI I Duiicannon Avenue, S3250 I
,' WlVi " and Fifth Street, $3650 J
I 'ftf& r l 1 INCLUDINO STHEET IMPttOVnMENTS I j
I R m The location Is convenlcntlv near stores,
A WTX-cSl l schools nnd churches of all denominations.
I III III All One fare to every part of the city th street
I .I H cars pftRS door; Tnbor and Olney Bta-
'I w """" P- R- K'y.. within 8 mln- f
111 V AvjX ut"' wn,k' &?
1 iJrAV V " P. J- & Jnr.ies T. Whelan A Z? .
ci'Wx Wi!vvvVS' K- Cor- 0T11 AND FISIIER ave.T A
TTfliXvrCvVfe-'" $iv (5300 North) j J&lfc'
'" ' ' ' " '" C5rfastv- '' :., r- " -t. - ' i
It: i j V;V nJ, "Ml
I 1 ' .. ' I!' i-X
7 Louden St.
Sampla Hou
I 2 storv. rorch front, 7
I hnnlnoo.t Iloors, hot-viat
1 elctrlc light
A BOULEVARD
Vv $3300, Terras
HENRY PARKER, Buil
W i'iiliitTi'l'., 111 r
Mrst riillidrlphln.
"Anders
The Improved
Sunlight House
SOMETHING FNIQl'E
57TH AND
WHITBY AVE.
c
SQUARES SOI TH OF RALTIMORE
AVE )
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT AS TO FLOOR
FLAN AND FRONT
7 Feet Between Porches
H. P. ANDERSON
NEW AND UNIQUE STONE
MACCAIT DAAn lletnen
l-1fJtJtJ lv-L (St 03rd
IFIrst Street Poii'h of Oxford Street!
CRAWFORD'S
$3000
AVrbstcr St., filst to fi2d St.
In the most desirable restricted resi
dential aertlon of Souihurst l'hllidel
phla. lots 111) feet deep. 0 rooms: 4
rooms ami tth on se, ond lloor bot-vvatt-r
ben open hreplaie gt, kiu li
ens, exrlu.lve decorations even think'
modern An exieptlondl proposition at
thla price Onh ;n minutes 10 Cltv Hall
via Market Street Elovated and Outh at
.ro,iown line ituo Boutin.
AOENT ON
T&s-s
DANIEL CRAWFORD, JR., Builder
$4500
Three siorv resident teml detach. : 11
rooms hit dtr heat excellent con lltion
email amount of rash required
POTTS & TOWNSEND
lUOl 11AI.T1MORE AVE
r,ennuntiinn
dflEi
limlen below
1'ns.il ttrdAt tf.ci
.eml detached tlwellint-'s. lontainiiiK
b.ithd
I't-iHi-neti liorclis Lots 32
ypi?)i!j
T ..h K".s a", e'e,',rilt Uit.hn Imi.Iw...hI floors. tll
l.uh h.imple house oj,sii fr ini, tinn '
M
FIFTEEN
OgontsB and thelten avenues. J3700 Lots 8j
h !?. It !"ol h,lM litest Improvemt-nu
house semi detai hed
,1,,,v,.,o
ej-r..v KaV k t-hen'. open flrep.ace" hirdd nd.orB'",
utllpuv ou to itispKt dermantom, w.i. I..-..J'.
.VL 5??'1 .iara "'rr,ns
ffloCtedlwfdk
24, 1914.
president at the David Mayer Brewing
Company, died In his SSth year. He
was born In Bodenhelm-on-nhlne, Ger
many, and look part In tho political revo
lution In 1816-60 and was forced to flee,
to this country. H -was a follower of
Carl Schnrr. and came here with hlrn.
Mr. Mayer went to Albany, Oa., bunt
up a large business ns a merchant In
cotton and general merchandise.
JOHN A. LYON
DOVH1U N. J., Oct. 24. John A. Lyon,
T3 years old, a veteran of tho Civil War,
died yesterdny from a paralytic stroke.
He was secretary of tho 27th Regiment,
New Jersey Volunteers. He had planned
to attend n, Teunlon of the regiment Wed
nesday nt Lnwrcncetown. A widow and a
son. John Lyon. Jr., survive him.
BISHOP WILLIAM: F. WEEKS
RUTLAND. Vt.. Oct. 24. The, Rt. Rev.
William Pnrrar Weeks, Bishop Coadjutor
of the Protestant Hplscopal Diocese of
Vermont, -died yesteiday, aged 55 years.
THE REV. DR. EDWARD JUDSON
NEW "STORK, Oct. 21. The Rev. Dr. Ed
ward .Tutlson, former lecturer on the
ology at the University of Chlcngo, and
profeisor of pastoral theology at Col
gate Unitvoralty. died of l.oart trouble at
HOME
ci.o.sij.
Ave.
TWO
Olney
it nil! piy jou
In pairs One bl
Old York roert
Fifth street cars
a
I $4800, Terms
ent I'hlladrlphln.
?V
)
2 and 3 Story Twin Houses
Christian Street
60th to 62d, Both Sides
"Best Looking Street in
Philadelphia"
Why Pay Garage Charges
I Have 3 Most Dcsliah'e 'orn'ra
!lth Prlin'e oarage
The lmjiroie hunllRht Hotj.e
57th and Whitby Avenue
ON PREMISES
Or .'.100 WALNl T T
HOUSES A0MB&Bfflnn.'
Comhlnlnc Suburban Con-etru,-tlon
with City Con
venience, HoUB 2S , '
front -Lot, 3.', feet Mlde
..i,"ry.'",nC'"lvRb,' conven
"'" n been tnstallo.l to
oiako these hoU, . Tn,
Ideal Homes' they reallv
Central Plant Heat
A Luxury in Itself
W. PERCIVAI. JOHNSON
40.19 Lancaster Ave.
These house,, may ho
rear-hed either via Elevated
posslnit north up COth at
r-ierhroolc ears on Arch s
l. ", ri- wine ore at
erbrook Station.
HOMES
$ 1300
F.IIintt St., Sfith to 57th St.
Feiond st smith of lialtlmore ave S
rooms, hot-water heat, parquetry floors,
fan and electrli light; shnner biths. cas
kitchens. Kaa water heaters, ternceil
fronis only 55 minutes to r-t n
via Market st elevated and tauh !
crosstnun line to .".Sili and Thomas
ave (vialK one krinare east,, or Ilaltl
more ave cars (Anenra dultlon , mp
No 311 to 5.1th and Ilaltltm re sve
PREMISES
5431 CHRISTIAN STREET
1 rnntn turn hou Out h hill hnr untr
he tt
elt trie Mghtb (.ar-i SUim. Cot
5isin n,nrr mil hh ntUp f.
$1.HI
Ji'i i (Mil to h apnrv. tatl
JOS. M. RAKFR --1" "' nuonn
A FN'I E
Ciermnntown.
:wia
iu.n ...
It r.mtns including
feet front llo, u a,
SOLD
218x98 feet
,,..:. --J--X..I' ',
over ihelten avenue ijlVn,
venue UlenaiUt
5618
GERMANTOWH
S J1,
at 6th St. 1
LEFT
i to Investigate built I
wk to Tabor Station. I
ars transfer to door,
at corner
to Suit
er sZS !
'-" in. Hi, 1 1 "'
s-z 2sN
7
Ni
-f2'
tt t' JJ ,jsx v
(UjdIFMgMi
AVE.
IB
n. linsnltnl liere veslerdav H WIHI ttorft
In Burma In 1844, the son ot Adonlrmm
,Iudon, a pioneer amobg American for
eign missionaries. He was graduated
from Brown University In 195 and was
ordained In the Baptist ministry ltt 187$.
WILLIAM F. BRADBTTRY
BOSTON, Oct, 24. Prof William Froth
Ingham Bradbury, headmaster of tha
Cambridge Latin School and president of
tho Handel and Haydn Musical Society,
of Boston, died In Cambridge. Ha was
born In Westminster, Mass., May 17, 1829.
He was graduated from Amherst College J
In 18M
t.V MEJtOniAM
AIKEN Tn loving memory of ItevTHOltAB
J. AIKHN, who died Oct. 24, 1000.
KENHI.KR. In lovlnc remembrance ef our
dear father. JOSEPH A. KENSLEn, who
departed this life October 21. 1013.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
JBcatftf
AUDITO-rnANK AnDlTO, 10 months, Til
Ponth 20th at. . ,,. ,...
lti:illi;MI.-On October 22, 1014. JACOB
HKHItr.ND, aged 71 yeara Relatives and
friends, also Joshua Lodse, . 13, I. .
11 aro Invited to nttend tho funeral, on
Sunday, at 10 n m eharp. from hla late
lesldencc, 410 Locust avenue, Oermatnown.
Intirment Mount Carmel Cemetery ..,.
IlKKNNAN.On October 21. 1014. MARTIN
A . son of Timothy J nnd Delia A Bren
ran, asod U, jeara Funeral on Monday, at
2 .10 p m. from 1810 Kouth 20th . Bohmn
High nequlem Maas at Bt Mmund'a Clmrch.
at 10 a m Interment at Holy Cross Cemc-
11K(7VVN. On October 22. 1014. MICHAEL.
husband of ttrldpet llrovvn. Funertil on Mon
dai, at h-U a. m, from S172 Memphli st.
hofemn nequlem Mass at Church of th
Nativity at 10 a m. Interment at Bt Ann
Ccmoterv
(AltDI'.N PATIIICK CAflDEN. 01 years,
120 nurnaldo t. . .j
(ASHY. Suddenly, on October 20, 1014.
IKNItY. husband or Irene 1 asoy tneo tisri-
land) and eon of tho late John and Kllen
r"nsev Funeral on Mondai at fUO i m.,
from llo Bainbrldec st Solemn Maea of
Hrqulcm at ft Fhlllp'a Church, nt 10 a. m.
Intprment at Cathedral Cemetery
nnrrwnii on October 22, ion, of 1R82 T..
Narrasanaett st CJermantown. CATHAKIA
M . widow or Henry c. ueomer, Agea -veare
Funeral on Sunday, at 2 p rn.. 1rft
.rS
thp pnrlor of llllam II. Unttersby, v
'irrmantown ave Interment at Hillside Ce.
'
icrv t'
uuiuiii . on uctotK-r sn, mil, kube ii "t tt,
rifll'ClMTY. HMilfhtr of thn Into ltrrnftrrt 1.
r.V.nK,H f.ln.l. T..bm, .. A........... a. ' .A
fl To from Dlltl AV,f taatMinlr nv. Rot t' '
Mbsh of Ilcqulem at the Cliureh of jP
Monica, at 10 a. m. precisely. Intermcn tilt
Holv Cross Cemeterj
I KA-iIK. MZBin FHAME, 73 years. H17 .
North Lawrence st.
I'UAMI. On October 22, 1014, CAIIOLINB
E (nee Halin). widow of the late C. O.
Franh In her Kid ear Uelatlvea and friend ;
are Invited to attend the funral, on Monday,
October 2(1 101-t, at 2 o clock, from the resl- .
deneo of her nephew. William II. Hahn, 1311
l'arrlsh st Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. '
FKICK. On October 21. 1014. Dr SAMUEL
K Jr . sen of Mary and Dr Samuel E.
rrl"k In hl 22d nnr Funeral on Saturday,
at s 'O a m . from 1758 Franktord ave
So ,'mn Itoqulem Maes at the Church of lh
HoH Name at 10 a. m Interment at Holy
fYo.p Cemcterv.
'I CHS.- On Ortober 22. 1014. JUL.IDS. hii.
rand of Annie Fuchs aged S3 years. Funeral
sen Ire on Sundav at 1 p m.. at 1713 Frank.
i-.i", il.u iniermeni at .ueivue cemetery
II Mtll l-KIt HELKNE HARBAUER.
t
63
ihi" .ii- .orin liiin at ,
,"i"?!A.N'7rA.,t.,R.,,'1ll;y I,ark' rai on October
-'I IW4 JOSEl'HINi: I'OMEROV HKHMAN.
nnchte, .,f Lirutenant rimrlea C and llary",
s IKrunti need ' vears. Services Saturdsv.l
11 ii m, ut the residence of I II. Ortf-1
ft i
w t vmi iuj f
more and Ridley axes. Ridley I
Interment private at lialtlmore.
Park
i'a
Md
,I;lV.iin9n..0ctol,ei, 10H' ROBERT
HEWITT, of Hartla Del. son of the late
Iavtdano: Elizabeth Howltt funeral serv
ices on Monday at 2 i m at tha narlora
if Samuel It Foster 1T2K Federal at Inter-1
mpilt fit tniint MnrloVi rvnA.av.
HICKMAN. On October 21. 1DH. HAItUT
H husband of the Into fnn 7 Tr,r.i.lT,n
Due nitlco of tho funeral will be clien
HIM.. EDWARD HILL, 40 years, 1020 Fed- t
rai tt
HOf.AN On Octobr 22. 1011. MICHAEL il
j'1-.ri'H. husband of Mar w Hosan, for
ntrU nt 201", W folumbin ave Due notice'"
of funeral ulll be riven fro-n 1110 Brown st ,
N I ee -I
HftWI NII At nrm Mir Pa., on Oct....
be- 2.1 11114. f'HAHLKS SAMUEL HOWS,
1AND. Kelatlves and frlonds n.ro Inrlted to
attend tho funeral services at the West
I.i i cl Hill femetery rnapel, on Monday,
October 21! on arrival of trnln leaving rtrn.il
St stntlon at 2 m p. m. neturnlne, arrive '
Broad t at 4 .2 p m Kindly omit floivro.
New York. Syracuse nnd New Bedford, Mass , i
papers pica to. copy '
lILliM'. On October 23, 1011, FANNIE "'
ldo of r'ladtug Dempsc) ased 4.", -ear "
Funeral on Mcndn; at fc "O a m . from her '
son-in-law s residence James 5IcSorley,
Wnvne Keluware ("ounti. I'a Solemn Re- '"
qulem Musi at St Catherine s Church.
.Vavne at lo a. m Interrrent at Holy Cross
c mvtei
JOHNSON. On October 21. 1014, TV W. -'
JoHNPON Funeral services on Saturday,-'
at 2 n m at his late residence. 2d and.
TranKIm sts . Chester, Fa Interment prl-
ntf -
KEI.I.Y. On October 22. 1014. MARY A-. r
wife or Ml-bael H Kellj Funeral on Mon
da a' Tl m from ton h 22d st Sol
emn Requiem Mats at Church of m Ed
mund prtiticlj at P a. m Interment Hoiy.
Cro ('on eterj
KENNEDY. On October 22 1014. JOHN J
I tibban 1 of Mar A. Kennedj Funeral on
Mondav. at S ".0 a m , from lSI'l wingo
h" klnc gt .-olemn Ilequleni M.i-s at the
i 'hut h of tie Holv Child at 10 a. m In-f
terment it Holv Cr ss Cemeterv
KINC.-Suddenlv, on October 23.1014. JOHN
Hi vNi'Is husband of Hannah M King and,.,
br tli. r In-law of the Hev Owen Lacey, of
"alihind '"al Funeral on Tuesday, at S.rwkvr
a m from leo." Coral st Frankfort High
Re lutem Mass at m J.iachlm a Church, at
lit a m Intenreri at Holy Cross Cemetery..
I.KTI OHI). EDW IN S In Philadelphia, nn -Thursdai
.inlnK Octolier 22 1PI4 Fu
neral it llarrlshurg Pa on Monday, Octo-
hi .'il mil Interment private
MAItKv on H tober 23. 1014. SIMON-,.
MAUKt In his .',0th year Relatives and
friends also Philadelphia Turngemelnde. are
invlt-.l to attend the funeral, on Sunday, acr.
II a m fr m tho parlors of Emanuel Aaher t
t Son Hlf2 Diamond st. Interment at Adath
Jeuhurtn Cemeterj
v-tif.lNN -Ut Oitober 21. 1014. JENNIE,
widen of Joseph J MeOInn and 'laughter of -the
late Charles and Sarah Coll Funeral on.
Mon la at m from 2.'I2 Morris st
Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the -Hai
r1 llart at ' .'Hi a m Interment at "
Cathedral Cemetery
VIII. I Ell. In vev Switzerland, on Octo
ber 1 1014, HENJAM1N MILLER, of 1ST
N hool lane, (iermantoun, i'a.. In the 09th
l.ir of hU age
.NEI I..- in O.tober 21. 1014, HANNxlJ
SMITH TAl.HOT. vrtfe of tleorte Nell Fv.
nerol from her late residence 012 Greenwood
ave . Jenklntown. Pa., on Sunday. October
." at 1 .'in p tn. Interment at Mount Peace
i .-meter
OI .N. JOHN NOLAN. 80 years. 1BJ0
P.rrlsh st
liEII III'.LL. Entered Into rest, on October
' "U i HAni.E.'S V husband of Llda R
I'ei het luneral sen I es on Tuesda) at
2 o i m at hU late rvsldence ftus Pine
t Intenient t.rtvate
HIT! nil On October 51. 1014. FRAVCI8.
mt of Harrv and Annie Hitter (nee Mc- "
aik.n ased 0 vears Funeral on Paturda
at 7 1 a m . from 271 Jasper st (Ken
, iiik' " ie and Cambria st 1 Angels Mass
ii th hurch of our Idy of the Visitation
m ' a m Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cem-
ItOI I IAMES ROI.I.A. 03 years, Slat and
a nut st
fini. HARRY SCOTT. 1 year. 1013 Dur.
fir t
INN. Vt Phoenix Ariz., on Tenth Month
lth til4 RAYMOND H SINN, aged 23,
son of Il"v ard and Susanna R Sinn Rela
te s nl friends tre Invited tn attend the
funrrul, on Second da J Tenth Month Sflth.
at 11 a m from bis parents residence. 722
v later st Ot'rmantown Inttrment private
SVV! I. "n ii-tober 23, 1014. HANNAH M.
f vv . Illani Smajl Funeral on Monday. "
at 2 p in from Soil Mi iris st Interment
it M urt !rtih Cmtterv
SVIITH On October 23. 1014, JOHN J
oil I 111. husbaud f the ate Mary A MUllh.
lurirai i Monday at 7 tn a m from the
lesiden.e of hla eon n taw Ueartie W
lfavni 51Vt Eaet Clearlleld st Hfiulem
M.n at the Church of the N'atlvit) at u
T,U?5JJ'-' -.T OcteAer 2i 1014. FANNIB
S.COTT. Ue of I .ha MBa Thlssell rd
laahter ..f Jmee F an I Mr Mas v, ell
S ott Rclfttlves anil frnnis are bavltel "v
attetnl the funeral aervb.ee. on Monday at
. p m . it tu parent i realdence wm K
11th stieet. U8k lane. I at russet s'rlct y
privete
TU.yiN' fin ".,0!5.r JL 19U W1LHEL
MlNA widow or Join Titgen (see Apelexi
aed tit years Funeral on Monday, at 7 id
a ni frciu -U 6'iutU 'Id t Ulafa Mass of
Retuteiu at Si Xlvht nsus Church at 9 10
u oi Intprnmnt at New Catnfcdral l'wi,i,rv t
TU CKsrlrO. -On Ortober XI 1014 PATH -ARIN'E
B ldo of Joaatnan Truoluees In
her 7Mh ar F"nerl to be held at Pfcoenlx
v m ('a en Satur-iay at lo 8" a m To
pruevd from train to church from them e
to iciaetery
I KKIt. On 0 toner M 1U ELIZA
HKIH WALTON f, , James Walker Jr
ana daJChter if the late Edwin and Ellen.
it wsiton asea j ere ruaeral servWee
n Tm.la
In
prerUety.
at her late
r.ioeo',. imKsU Kasbluaton ave West Pail
west rail
-eurel HIU
.iv I'liu iiiqui I r itif at I A
' emel"
ll.kl.1 WE Oa Tm. tober i. 1814 LKTTIA.
iv'l I aa-eo 7 ,, Relatlva, .od
f .! Is are In Ited i attend the funersTter
. I. r k ia at 2 v ni ax the r)
i. ' in r h- a tn law Tbomaa Ud au.e
11KIWin" On October M 1H. UARY
,1
.11
i io.- w r n ,m. wilk neon uil
runexal on H.nUj at f0 V m
s,uih 21 st SetM a at S
W ih rh 1st at and IU,i
i n. Jo riiunt ai Alunu4
i
7 v.
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