i
EVENING rrcnrsrcrc-PmflADffLFHrff, WEDNESDAY, fAVGVST 11,
THE RETURN OF TARZAN
, By EftGAIt RICE BURROUGHS
AUTItOIl OP "TARZAN OP THE APES"
topttttht 101. by A. a McClor A Cfo.
GAIN IN U.S. EXPORTS
CltAFTER JCXI-KContlnued).
NSAltMr two months of thl existence
find passed when the first great
calamity berell them. It was prefaced
fcy. an Ailrnniiiro which tame near term
Inntlng abruptly the sufferings of two of
thm terminating them in the grim ami
norribio manner or the Jungle, forever.
Thumr), down ttlth an attack of Jungle
fever, lay In the shelter among the
branches of their tree of refuge. Clayton
had been Into thjs Jungle a few hundred
yards In search of food. As he. returned
Jane Porter walked to meet him. Behind
the man, cunning and crafty, crept n
old and mangy lion. For thrco doya ills
Ancient thews and sinews had Droved I
insu.iicirni jor uu a ot providing nin rflr tMo ot , room flg 0 . gound of
utfDuiuui uciiy wun menu fur inuiiiuo i
ho had eaten less and less frequently,
end farther and farther had lit roamed
from his accustomed hiiunts In search ot
easier prey. At last he had found nature's
atlva cowardice of my husband. Do you
understand m?"
'Yes," he Answered, with bowed head,
his face manning with the flush of shame.
And It wns the next day that the
great calamity befell.
CIIAPTBtl XXII
TUB TltEASUHB VAUI.T3 OP OPAIL
IT AVA8 quits dark before La, the high
priestess, 'returned to the Chamber ot
Iho Dead with food and drink for Tartan,
fihe bore no light, feeling with her hands
along the crumbling walls until she gain
ed the chnmber. Through the stone i
grntlng above, it tropic moon served dimly
lp Illuminate Iho Interior.
Tarxan, crouching In the shadows nt the
MANUFACTURERS LEAD
Fifty Million Increase in Goods
Ready for Consumption.
Foodstuffs Up Forty
Million
weakest and most defenseless creature-
In a moment more Niitna would dine.
Clayton, all unconscious of Iho lurking
death "behind him, strode out Into tho
open toward Jane. He had reached her
side, a hundred feet from tho tnnglcd
edge of Jungle when past hts shoulder
tho girt saw the tawny head and the
wicked yellow eyes as the grasses parted,
and tho huge beast, nose to tho ground,
stepped softly Into view.
So frozen with horror was Bhe thnt sho
could utter no sound, but the fixed and
terrified gaxo of her fcnr-wldencd eyes
spoko as plainly to Clayton its words. A
quick glance behind him revealed Iho
hopelessness of their situation. Tho lion
was scarce thirty paces from them nnd
they wero eo.unlly as far from shelter.
The man was armed with a stout stick
us efficacious against a hungry lion, he
realised, as n toy pop-gun charged with a
tethered cork,
N'uma, ravenous with hunger, had long
since lenrned tho futility of roaring and
moaning as ha searched for prey, but now
that Is was as surely his as though al
ready he had felt tho soft flesh beneath
his still mighty paw, he opened his huge
Jaws and cava vent to his long-pent rago
In a series of deafening roars that mado
the air tremble..
"Itun, Jnnel" cried Clnyton. "Quick!
Kltn for tho shelter!'.' Hut her paralyzed
muscles refused to respond, and sho stood
muto and rigid, staring with ghastly
countenance at the living death creeping
toward thim,
Thurnn, at the sound ot tho awful roar,
had coma to tho opening of the shelter,
and as ho saw the tableau below him ho
hopped up and down, shrloklng to them in
Hussion.
"llunl Hun!" ho cried, "nun, or I
shall be left all nlono In this horrible
place," nnd then he broko down and com
mented to weep. .
For a moment this new voice distracted
the attention of the (Ion, -who hntted to
cast an Inquiring glance In the direction
ot tho tree. Clayton Could endure the
strain no longer. Turning his back upon
the beast, ho burled bis head In his arms
and waited.
The girl looked nt him In horror. Why
did he not do something? It ha must die,
why not die like n man bravely: beating
ot that terrible faco with his puny stick,
no matter how futllo it might bo. Would
Tarzati of the Apes havo done thus?
Would he not nt least havo gone down to
hto death fighting heroically to tho last?
Now the Hon was crouching for the
spring thnt would end their young lives
beneath cruel, rending, yellow fangs.
June Torter sank to her knees In prayer,
closing her eyes to shut out tho last hid
eous Instnnt. .Thuran weak from fever,
fainted.
Seconds dragged Into minutes, long min
utes Into an eternity, and yet. tho beast
did not spring. Clayton was jilinoaCuVi
consclous from tho prolonged nKoi'o1 -of
frlghtr-hls knees trombled a moment
more and ho would collapse.
Jane Torter could enduro It no longer,
Bhe opened her eyes. Could sho bo dream
ing? ?'
William." she whispered; "look!"
Clayton mastered idmselt sufficiently to
raise his head and turn toward the Hon.
An ejaculation of surprise burst from hlu
lips. At tnelr very feet, tho beast lay
crumpled In death. A heavy war spear
protruded from the tawny hide. It had
tntcfed the great 'back above the right
shoulder, nnd, passing entirely through
the body, bad pierced tho savage heart
Jane Porter had risen to her feet; as
Clayton turned back to her she staggered
in weakness, Ho put out his arms, to
save her from falling, and then drew her
approaching footsteps reached him, came
forth to meet tho girl as he recognized
It wns she.
"Thoy are furious," were her first
words'. "Never beforo has n human sac
rlflco escaped tho nltnr, Already fifty
hnvo gono forth to track you down.
They have searched tho tehiplc-nll savo
this single room."
"Why do thev fur n ri(n hrn7" ho
nsked.
"It IS tho Chamber of tho Dead. Hero
tho dead return tP worship. See this
ancient ultnr? -It Is hero that tho dead
sacrifice tho llvlng-lf they find a victim
hero. Thnt Is the reason our peoplo
shim this chamber. Wero ono to enter
ho knows thnt tho waiting dead would
sclzo him for their sacrifice."
"Hut you?" ha asked,
'I am high priestess I alone am safe
from the dend. It is I who at raro
intervals bring them n human sacrifice
from tho world nbovn. r nionn m
AtixiM tJMM th. -.A- Ik
v,,iw, nciu in snictj,
"Why have they not seized mo?" ho
asked, humoring her grotesque belief.
She looked nt him quizzically for a mo
ment. Then aha replied:
"It Is tho duty of tho high priestess to
instruct, to Interpret according to tho
creed that other, uriim o,nn i.
I havo inid down: but thcro la nothing in
iV . """" Buys nat siio must bo-
Iievo. Tho moro ono knows of one's re
ligion the less ono bcllcves-on ono living
knows mora of mlno than I."
"Then your only fear In aiding mo to
cscnpa is that your fellow mortals may
discover your duplicity?"
"That Is alt tho dend are dead: they
cannot hnrm-or help. Wo must there
fore depend cntlroiy upon ourselves, nnd
tho sooner we act tho bettor It win i,
r"1VVl"dl"! thclr vigilance
but now In bilnglng you this morsel of
XSiv To, nnjit to repeat tho thing
dally would bo tho height of folly. Come
let us bco how wo may go toward liberty
beforo I must return."
non!h '.1? hl,m bnck t0 l,lu chamber be
neath the altar room. Hero sho turned
fromT f "11 "0VCr.al corr' lending
. J.V10 dnrk"088 Tnrzan could
not see which one. For ten minutes they
it, LJ i V lc"sth1,hcy mo lo n closed door
Hero ho heard her fumbling with a key
and Presently ram, ih. ..... . . . .
bolt grating against motnl. The door
entered." n trf Bfh,plnB IllnBcs "
W X2 &''' "ere. Unt" tomorrow
locrk"dn'lt,rbnd0hUer.antf ClS,nS ,hC dr'
BRITAIN BEST' CUSTOMER
France Next Austria-Hungary Buys
Notlilpp-ScnndinnVtnn Com
merce Shows Dip; Growth
set npArt for tho purpose Tha law pro
vides that only farmers shall be Allowed
this privilege And that those who occupy
the spaces must be person who raise and
sell their own produce.
It Is said, however, that a considerable
number of those who pretend to bo
farmers are reAlly dealers who purchase
from farmers In a section and then bring
the produco here to sell It Thero aro
also numerous stands which are occupied
by persons from this city who mane no
pretense of being farmers.
Clerk of the Market VAUghan Is of tho
opinion that If only farmers wero al
lowed In the markets there would be bet
ter produco offered nnd prices would do
cheaper.
DRAtllS
6s
close to him pressing her head against
lali. ..1. ..i.trt am 1. . .In.n.J 4n Lisa d.... l
Ula Buuuiuoi, ntfuj'cu iv, nieu lies ill
thanksgiving
Gently the girl pushed him away,
"Please do not do that, William," she
said. "I have 'lived a thousand years In
tho past brief moments. I have learned
how to live. I do not wish to hurt you
moro than Is necessary; but I can no
longer bear to live out the Impossible
position I havo attempted because of a
false sense of loyalty to an Impulsive
promise I mads you,
"The last few seconds of my life have
taught me that It would be hideous to
attempt further to deceive myself nnd
you, or to entertain for on Instant longer
tho possibility of ever becoming your
wife, should ws regain civilization'.4'
WJiy, Jane." ho cried, "what do you
an? What has Olir Drovldetltlnl rram.
v'jd-do with altering your feelings toward
f., huu aia uui Uliqiryng (OniOrroW
you will be yourself Again."
"i am moro nearly myself this minnta
than I have been for over a year," she
replied "The thing that has Just hap
pened has again forced to my memory
mo mn inui rne oraveac man that ever
lived honored mo with his love. Until it
was too late I did not realize that I re
turned It, and bo I sent him away He
is dead now, and I shall never marry, I
certainly could not wed another Issw
brave than he without harboring con
stantly a feejlng bf contempt for tha rel-
iri... m . ...
i.rcbus. Not even h In trains .- u
penetrate , the utter blackness. Cautiously
ho moved forward until his outstreched
hands touched a wall, thon very slowly
ho traveled around tho four walls of the
chamber.
'Apparently It was nbout twenty feet
fqU?re- , T.h0 "oor wns ot concrete, tho
Z. ,B J' 'Jry maBOnry "it marked tho
S. .of conatrcon above ground.
Smnll pieces of granlto of various sizes
wore Ingeniously laid together without
mortar to construct these ancient founda
tions. ,.Th0 r"t tlmo around the walls Tarzan
thought ho detected a strange phenome
non for a room Vrlth no windows nnd but
3- single door. Again ho crept carefully
- w.wob lu Liiii wn rc n . & ......i-i
not be mistaken! He paused beforo the
centre of tho wall opposite tho door. For
n moment he stood quite motionless, then
he moved a few feet to ono side. Again
he returned, only to move a few feet to
tho other side.
Once moro he mado the entire circuit of
the room, feeling carefully every foot of
Jha walls. Finally he stopped again be
fore tho particular section that had
aroused his curiosity. There was no
doubt of It! A distinct draft of fresh air
was blowing Into the chamber through
tho Interstices of the masonry at that
particular polnt-and nowhero else,
Tarznn tested several pieces of tho
granite which made ud thn wnii .t lui.
spot, and finally was rewarded by flndlnir
ono which lifted out readily. It was about
ten Inches wide, with a faco some three
by slxr Inches showing within the chamber.
One by one tho ape-man lifted out sim
ilarly shaped stones. Tho wall at this?
point wns constructed entirely, It seemed
of these perfect slabs'. In n .hn.t i. v.
had removed some dozen, when ho
reached in to test the masonry. To his
surprise he felt nothing behind the ma
,sonry he hod removed as far as his long
arm could reach.
It was a matter of but a few minutes
to remove enough of tho wnll to permit
his body to pass through tho aporturo.
Directly ahead of him he thought ho dis
cerned a faint glow scarcely more than a
less Impenetrable darkness. Cautiously
ho moved forward on hands and knees,
until at about fifteen feet, or the averago
thickness of tho foundation walls, the
floor ended abruptly in a audden drop.
As far out as he could reach he felt noth
ing, nor could ho find the bottom of tho
black abyss that yawned before him,
though, clinging to the edge of the floor,
ho lowered his body Into the darkness to
its full length.
(CC-NTINUBD TOMOnROW.)
WA8HINOTON, Aug, 11 -Analysis by
tho Depnrtrncnt of Commerco of the
country's export trndo for Juno shows
that whllo, ns In previous months, ex
ports of foodstuffs greatly Increased over
iho corresponding month of tho previous
year, exports of manufactured prbducts
Accounted for tho greater part of tho
(110,000,004 gain over June, 1911.
Total domestic exports for the month
were 0l,H3,OOO, as compared with 1M,
105,000 in June, 1911. Manufactures ready
for consumption Increased from 158,070.000
to $110,77,000 and manufactures for rur
tlier uso In manufacturing from $31,765,000
to 110,212,000. It Is In theso heads that
.munitions of wnr nro listed.
Exports of foodstuffs, which In provlous
months of tho yenr had shown greater
gains than exports of manufactures, in
crcntcd moro than 110,000,000. tho figures
being $13,931,000 for foodstuffs In crudo
condition and food anlmnls, as comparoa
with $11,017,000 In June, 1?H, nnd $,353,000
for foodsti'ffs partly or wholly manu
factured, ns compared with $20,075,000 In
the corresponding month of tho provlous
year.
DECnnASE IN CRUDE MATERIALS
Tho war demand also was strikingly
dlsplnycd In tho Increoso from $85,000 to
$10,08,000 In tho Item, "miscellaneous,"
for theso shipments Included horses val
ued at $8,003,000, and mules, valued nt
$2,642,000. Tho only decrcaBo was In crudo
material for uso In manufacturing, nrtl
cles In this classification rcnchlng a value
of $30,470,000 as against $32,872,000 In June,
1914.
For tho entire fiscal year Increases In
tho exports of foodstuffs wero far In ex
cess of tho Increases in manufactured
products. Foodstuffs In crudo condition
and food animals wero shipped to tho
value of $507,063,000, ns compared with
$137,193,000 In tho provlous fiscal year, and
foodstuffs, pnrtly or wholly manufac
tures, wero valued at $152,768,000, as com
pared with $213,218,000. Manufactures for
further uso in manufacturing wero worth
$357,159,000 as compared with $371,226,000 in
1914, and manufactures ready for con
sumption totalled $808,631,000 as against
$721,905,000 In tho provlous year.
Crudo materials for uso In manufac
turing shrunk from $792,716,000. in 1914. to
J509,43G,000 last year. Tho miscellaneous
Item, representing almost entirely ship
ments of horses and mules, Increased
from $7,122,000 to $S0,S16,000. Tho total of
too domestic exports for tho yenr was
$2,716,715,000, as compared with $2,329,031,
000 for tho provlous fiscal year.
liniTAIN BEST CUSTOMER.
Not a dollar of tho Juno exports went
to Austria-Hungary and enly $1767 worth
to Germany. In tho previous June, ex
ports to theso countries wero $1,433,000
and $16,679,000, respectively. Exports to
Belgium wero $2,800,000 less than 'In June,
1911, and to tho Netherlands $3,091,000 less;
but with these four exceptions gains wero
made In exports to all the larger coun
tries of Eurooo.
The United Klngdqm was tho best cus
tomer, taking $S3,U1,000 of our goods, as
compared with $36,431,000 In June, 1914.
Franco was next, with purchases of $13,
107,000, ub against $0,883,000 In the previous
June. To Russia was sent $13,014,000
worth, as compared with $1,C02,000 in
Juno, 1911. Italy's purchases Increased
from $5,705,000 to $15,183,000.
For tho fiscal year ended June 30 last
exports to Austria, Belgium and Ger
many aggregated $30,769,000, as compared
with $4-'S,732.0O0 In tho fiscal year beforo
tho war. Tho difference of $378,000 PO is
compensated for to tho extent of J124,.
000,000 by Increases In exports to the
Netherlands, Norway and Sweden, coun
tries closo to the more Innccesslble bel
ligerents. TABLE SHOWS GAINS.
The following table shows thn nvnnr.
to the principal European countries for
the fiscal years 1914 and 1015;
12 months 12 months
.. endlnc cndlnir
A.,.,?-X,?r'";... IWlMh June. 101R
iieieium
OBITUARIES
Dr. John A. Kenny
Friends of Dr. John A. Kenny, n
former eyo specialist ot this city, have
received word thAt ho Is dead In Wilkes
Barro. Ills death Is Bald to havo been
sudden, following nn Illness of only ft
lovf hours. Doctor Kenny was a graduate
of tho Medical School of tho University of
Pennsylvania. Ho served as an Interne
In St. Agnes Hospital for IS months after
his graduation, and later rcccivcui nn
appointment as on assistant In the Wills
Eyo Hospital. Only two years ago, after
rnturnlnff from Vienna, where ho spent
somo tlmo In ndvanccd study, Doctor
Kenny opened nn ofllco'ln Wllkcs-Bnrro,
William Pcndlcbury
William Pendlobury died last Sunday nt
Ocean City, following an Illness of sev
cral weeks. He was 67 years old. Ho
was n member of tho Frnnkford Lodgo,
No. 292, F. nnd A. M., Knights Templar
Royot Arch Mnsons nnd Lu Lu Temple.
Ho lived at 3617 Pcnn street, Frnnkford.
Gcorffc Holt
Goorgo Holt, for many jenrs a school
director and councilman nt Colllngdnlc,
died last Monday nt his homo on Pnrltoi
avenue. Colllngdnle. Ho Is survived by
a widow and two children.
Edwin Greene
LONDON, Aug, 11 12:06 n. m.) Edwin
Greene, composer of several songs which
gained world-wldo popularity, died to
night. Ho wns 63 years old and had been
an invalid nearly half his life.
IN SIEMOIUAM j
IUDOWAY. Fondly cherlililng the njemprjr
of my belocd mother, MA11V A. IUDOWAY,
who departed this llfo Aug. 11. 1803. C.W.H.
lungary
franca
Oermany ,.
Italy
Netherlands
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RuiiU
Sweden
United Kingdom...
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WILMINGTON MARKETS
USURPED BY DEALERS
Offlcial Says Cost of Living Depends
on Farmers
WILMINGTON, dZ Aug. ll.-Efforts
will be made by Albert P, Voughan, tho
new clerk of the market In Wilmington,
to reduce tho cost Df living to tho people
In this city by keeping the street markets
for farmers. Ho has declared that he
will place the markets on a proper basis
If the people of Wilmington will assist
him, and he has already had -warrants
Issued for some of the men who had
more than one stand In the atreet mar
ket, which" Is against tha law.
Wilmington has two street markets
a.nd on two days a week tho farmers
are allowed to back their toams on tho
streets. King and Madison streets being
catljg
AMHLEIt. On August 8, 1015. FRANK AL
HEItT, eon of Kraiik and Kllialicth A. Am
bler. IteUthcs nnd friends, also rourth IJe
rormed Sumlny School and Kbencicr Iloy
Bcouu, are lnltd to attend funeral. Thurs
day, l'lo p. m., from parents' residence, 4310
ricmlng St., Manayunlc Services will bo
held in Fourth Heformed Church at 2 80 p.
m. Interment U:erlngloii.
BAKKIt. On August 8, 1015. ELIJAH
HAKnit, In his .tilth year, ltelathea ana
friends aro Invited to attend tha funeral
senlccs at Doe Hun Meeting House. Ches
ter County. Pa., Thursday II a. m. Friends
In 1'hlladelphla may view remains Wednes
day, lit 8 p. m.. at residence of Hev. J.
Ualier steward, 330S North 11th st.
B1IEMKIC Entered Into rest, on August 0,
1U13. mi Werncrstlllo, l'a.. GEOHOB W..
huthand of flertrudo Y, llretner. In his 8Jd
)ear lielutlvea and friends are Invited to
uiienn me zuncrai ecniccs, on Tnursaay, m
2 p. in., at hln lata residence, 2CJ4 Spring
fjrden st. Interment prltute. Kindly omit
flowers.
CAItnoW. On August 8, 101B, at Now York
cltv. N. Y WILLIAM D. CAItnOW. Duo
notice of funeral will be given,
CLAHK. On August 10. 1015 CHARLES
HEKLH CLAltKu at Eagle's Mere, l'a., In
his 75th yenr. Duo notice of tho funeral
will bo ghen. ,
DOLGAB. On August 8, 1015, JULIA (nee
Toth), wire ot Julius l. uolgas, aged 20
years. Relatives and friends nro Invited to
attend tho funeral, on Thursday, at 2p. m
from her lato residence, DOM Palmetto ave
Fox Ctianc. Interment at Urccn Mount Ceme
tery. DOUGLAS. On August 8, 1015, ADELAIDE
V'., widow ot Joseph V. Douglas, In her 75th
ear. Itelethea and friends ure invited to at.
tend the funeral serWces, on Thursday, at 2
p. m., at her late residence, 1122 W, Norrla
st. Interment at Mount l'caca Cemetery.
DOYLE. On August 8, 1015, HARRY A.
DOYLE, eon of Mary T. nnd the lata Dennis
8. Doyle, in hU 17th ear. Relatives and
friends, also Cadet Society of Mother of
Bcrrowa' Church, "are Invited to attend tha
funeral, on Thursday, at 8.30 a. m., from his
mother's residence, 4020 Tatrmount ao. Sol
emn Requiem Mass at Our Mother ot Bor
rons' Church at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Cress. Ceraotcry,
DRAKE. On August 0, 1015, THOMAS, hus
band of tha late Annie Drake, aged fit years
Relatives and friends, also tho members of
Elm Treo Lodge. No. 2U7, I. O. O. Y.
Hiloam Encampment, No. 17. I. O. o. r.
Oakdale Castle, No. 60, K. O. E,; Robin
IlLOd, No. 70, Sons of St. George: Court
Pilde. of Kensington, No. 28, V. of A.r
Minerva Senate, No. 10, Order ot Sparta,
and employes of Folwell Brothers & Co.,
are Invited to attend tha funeral services,
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late
residence, 4733 Moacher st. Remains may
be viewed Wednesday evening, from 7 to u
o'clock Interment private, at Green Mount
Cemetery.
DUCKWORTH. On August 0,1018, SIMEON
IL, husband of Emily E. Duckworth. Rela
tives and friends, also l'ernnood Lodge, No,
Ml. V, and A. M.J Klngsesslng Tribe. No.
2US). I. O. R. M.: the Ilurcau ot City Holler
Inspection, the 40th Ward Republican Club
and the Orecnway Literary Association, are
Inilted to attend funeral, on Thursday, at 2
p. m.. from his late residence, 0320 Woodland
ave. . Remains may be viewed Wednesday
evening. Interment prUate.
FAY. On August 10, 1015. JOHN J.
Helatlves and friends ars InvltM, to attend
th funeral. On Frld r"Jn,t,atTr18nr
o'clock, from, her late wMenee, S7M Klng
eesslug ave. Itlh Mam of "'"."'.T. ' in
of Moat IJlessed Burrament t 10 a. m. In
terment at New cathedral Cemetery.
ritEf, Suddenly, at Atlantic City, N. J.i
on August 9, IBlfc EDITH II, wife of Bdgar
B Frit " iWalKes and friends wo Invited
to attend tho funeral sefvlces, on rrlday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock, st the apartments ot
OUr H. Bilr" 1820 Chestnut st. Interment
ntiTRI-i-nn Atieuat 8. 1015. rjEORGIANA
ARYrwIdowTwillIam V. qu, nged 87
ears. Relative and ena,"K i.ii r.i.
attend tho funeral eervlccs. at her Ule resl-
lf( UK 1UOV . -..-
private.
OinSON-On August 0, 1018. S'"?'"?..'
wtfo of Robert Glbeon and daughter of Kate
and Mentis, also members end choir of lort
Richmond lH-esbytcrlan Church and Edelweiss
Alumni of William renn High School, nte ln
L. and the late Armour . MeCIar. "J?'1,?"
Mted to attend tho .unernl sen lees, on Thurs
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late resi
dence, 8020 nichmond st. imcrmcni ot
Greenwood (K, of .1 Cemetery,
OOrsif.U At Turnvllla, Pa. on August 8,
1018, ESTELLH FEMEltICK, wife of Wil
liam Uopslll Relatives and friends, nro In
cited to attend tho funeral eorvlees. on
Thursday, at 2 p. m., nt tho residence of
ner nusoanaj iwi vorininian ve, jiucmic,,.
private.
HASSON'. Suddenly, On August 8, 101B, IDA
E daughter Of James It. and Ida M Hanson,
aged 18 jenrs, Relatives and friends, also 11.
V. M. Sodality of tho Church of Our Lady of
ML Carmel, aro Invited to attend tho funeral,
on Thursday, at 8 a m.( from her parents
rostdence, 2240 B. Front st. Solemn High
Mass of Requiem at the Church of Our.Lady
ot Mt. Carmel at 0-10 a. m. proetfely. Inter-
ment nt New Cathedral i-emciery.
1IATJCK. August 0, 1015, KATE BLANCHE
1IAUCK (neo Mansfield), wife of Francis, J.
llauck. Relatives nnd friends aro Invited
to attend tho funeral, Thursday afternoon,
st 2 b'cloek, from her lato residence, 2031
Ihllevun st. Interment at Monument Ceme
tery. Remains may do viewed Wednesday
ovmlng, from 8 to 10 o'ebek.
IIOFJ'MAN-HOLHHN. On August 0, 101B.
ROHB. lUdow of Captain Ell Hoffman nnd
daughter of t.io lato Patrick nnd Mary
Golden. Relatives nnd friends nro Invited to
attend tho funeral, on Friday, at 8'30 n. m ,
from thu residence of her eon-ln-law, Wlllnnl
Hartley, 2074 East Kingston st, (Frankfortl
nvr, and Venango). Requiem Mnsi, nt tho
Church of the Nativity nt 10 a. in. Inter-
mene nt t. Ann s tcmeicry,
HOLT, On August 0. 1015, GEORGE, hus
band of Katherlno 11 Holt, sited 311 imrfl.
Funeral servlcci on Thursday, August 12, nt
2 p. m., nt his lato residence, UIO Parker
mo, Colllngdale, l'a, interment private Re
mnlns mn bo lowed Wednesday evening,
utter 7 o'clock.
IIOI.I.ARII. On August 10, 1018. MARY
A., widow of Joseph J. Hollanl. Rela
tives and friends aro Invited to nttend tha
funeral, on Friday, at 8:30 a. m., from her
late residence, 3423 Sa) brook a. (01th and
Woodlaml nvo.). Solemn High Mans nt St.
Clements Church. Interment Jloly Cross
Cemetery.
UUTTON. On August 0, 1015, THELMA !.,
daughter or Nellie and tho lato Jcremun
Hutton (neo White), ngod 0 years 8
months. Relatives nnd friends aro In
vited to attend funeral' on Thursday, at 8.JU
?:-m t from tho residence of her mother,
810 Allen at. Solemn High Mass at tho
Church of the Immacutato Conception, at
10 a. m. Interment at Holy Croa.
JACKSON. On August D, 1015, ANNIE, wlfo
or Robert E. Jackson, aged 41) years. Rein-
i, nu iricnas, also memDcis ot Ht. Jonn s
. j.. unurcn, aro invited to attend the ru
n"rnl services, Saturday afternoon, nt 1
otlock, nt her .nto residence, 1013 N. nth
"t. , Interment t Montroso Cemetery. Ro
ninlns may he vlowcd Friday ovonlng. Auto
mobllo funeral.
JOHNSON ELIZABETH JOHNSON, widow
or Chnrlca Johnson, fonnorly of Camden, N,
i7i.,!e1.ot funeral later.
JOHIsSTON. On August 0, 1015, GILBERT,
spn of the late Andrew and Margaret John
ston, aged 2S jeara. Relatlvci and friends
aro lnvncd to nttend tho funeral, on Fri
day, at 2 p. m., from 1118 Snyder ave. Inter
ment at Fernwood Cemetery. Remains may
.,b.?,Y.lowe'1 n Thursday evening. (
Ki?I;5,I.EI,s-0n Aug"" p. iota. mizA-
"?TH.-A daughter of John 8. and Ellia
bcth Kelleher. Relatives and friends, also
Jhe D v. M. Sodality and tho Bacrod Heart
Society of St AugUBtlno's Church, aro In
vlted to attend funeral, Friday morning, at
. ,c c,0l:k from her parent's residence
. Gcn. ' Solemn Requiem Masa at St.
Augustine Church at 10 o'clock. Interment
"5 Holy Cross Cemtcry.
,S..I'T:Kn,cr!d Into rest, on August 8,
,,0.1B'jy.A.llOAnCT AUGUSTA, widow of tho
a'e W'lllam II. Kelly and daughter of tho
late Thomaa P. nml V'llan w wii.An D.I..
tlves and friends of the family nro Invited to I
nftenri th. .n...t , m. . ..
-.... ...w .uiiciu, DvrviueH, on inursuny ait
?K2on ?'." 'cl0:k. from her lato residence,
0838 Trinity place, 08lh nnd Chester ave.
Interment private at West Laurel Hill Ceme-
KTl,!I-J'X.,Sn AuJ- nt West End, Long
u.Ttlnh- N',.JV, SEOnGE, husband of tho
ftiS,?""".."' ln hlB 7lBt oar- Solemn
Requiem High Mass will bo lield at St.
Michael's Church, Thursday morning, nt 11
o clock. West End, N. J. I.'unernl will arrlvo
S1.""' Philadelphia Station Thursday, t
iter P" m' lnterment ttt Old Cathedral Cem-
lUUtOY. On August 10, 1016, AMANDA T.,
ei j vviiiiom j. jturoy. Relatives and
DBAT1I8
-Thursday, at 8J0 . n... from th, tttUtne.
Jmn High M'asV of Requiem at Our Lady of
U?cy Church at 10 a. V Interment at New
,.L,PNNAj5Lo1ntAu'gust 8, 1915, WILLIAM
Mh rtSSTo "BIlMbeth and son of the lati
lia'trVrrn and Luke McKennaared B4 years
n?iaiivM and Wends, also HeserveS of Jh
5JnV u5srtment nni societies of which
K'wasa member, are Invited to attend the
Ve !!Si nn Thursday, nt 8 n. in., from his
f.u.n.'?ildener 1M Spruce st Solemn He-
aSnhifeV.8.'. fisrs c
SSfehlJ.,';t!HiS. h.. rest-
jaMI.s j .''.g'Eiiiibeth Henry and James
Srabsin Mclualdo" of PhlladelpW. Pa. In
terred nt Twickenham Cemotery
MnOTEITILAt the Wm. L. Elklns Or
'pffige, en August 0, 1015. MAItY ANNA,
widow of Thomas K. Montelth, aged
vearsV Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend tha funeral services on Thuradsy aft
trnoon, precisely at 3 o'clock, nt ths homo,
iiroad and Cayuga sts. Interment at Wood
lands Cemetery. , -.,
aiOZKH. Suddenly, August 10. 101B, JOHN
son of Anna Gallagher (nee Btclnhiutcr) and
tho late Bernard Moier, in his 27lh year.
Relatives nnd frltndg.1nlo Spartan Assembly,
No. IB, A. O. M. I.: German Beneficial
Union, No ftlBj Ivy Lodge, No. 205. I. O. O,
P.; Cyprcsi Encampment, No. 157, Patriarchs
Militant, I. O. O.F.i Canton Philadelphia,
Nn. 1. and lMtY Mmdo IxKlge, No. 88, D, of I
T. ' . ... a . ... ..mam1 km D,ll).
it., nro invnea vo hiicihj iuhoi.ii u, ..,
day. nt 2 p m , from tho residence of his
P.irents, 3040 N. 0th st. Interment Green
Mount Cemetery. Remains may be vlowed
Friday evening.
NOIILlT. In Flourtown. Pa., on August P,
1015, DANIEL M. NOIlLIT. Itelatlvfs snd
friends are Invited to nttend the funeral, from
the residence of John I Freed, Mill road,
Flourtown, on Thursday, nt 2 p. m. Inter
ment nt Springfield 1'resbyterlan Bur)lng
Grounds.
PAIIIS. On August 0, 1015. nt lladdonfleld,
N. J., EDWIN MALCOLM, husband of
Mattlo Paris (nee Fish) and son of the late
Edvvin A. and Llla v. Paris. Funeral strict
ly private.
rETEltS. On August 8, 101B, CHARLES J..
husband of Barbara l'oters. Relatives nnd
friends, also Philadelphia Lodge,, No. 4,
Slleld of Honor; I'equa Tribe, No. 18, l.
O. II. M," Hlllrsplnncra Union, -No. 12,.'U7,
A. F. of L., nnd employes of Dclaney, Co.,
ro Invited to nttend tho funonl services, on
Thursday., at 1:J0 p. m., at his late realdenco,
2)08 North Hancock st. Interment private,
Northuoncl. lfmnina matf i,a irtvmi Wednes
day evening. Automobllo funeral,
O.UINN. On August 10, 1015, JOHN J son
of Hugh Qulnn. Relatives and friends. are
Invited to attend tho funernl, on Frldnj.
morning, at 7'flO o'lIocIc, from the residence
oi ms parents, 825 North I'ennocK St. turown
at. above 27th St.). High Requiem Mass at
tho Church at St. Francis Xavler at U
o clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
HAY. On August 7, 1015. Mrs. LYDIA E.
RAY, daughter of tha late Abraham nnd
Rebecca Shcttsllno. Relatives nnd friends
aro Invited to nttend tho funeral services.
Wednesday, nt 2 o'clock, nt her lato resi
dence, 3S4U North 10th at. Interment at
North Laurel Hill Cemotory.
XlEDlfOltn. On August D, 1015, ELIZA
BETH BEDFORD, daughter of tho late
James and Rose Donnelly. Relatives ana
friends aro Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Thursday, at 2 p. m., from tho resldonco ot
her niece, Mrs. Anna M. Flood, 2331 South
Colorado st. Interment at Mount Moriah.
Friends may coll Wednesday evening.
IIOI1IN80N- On August 0, 1015, CHARLES
ROSHON, son of John II. nnd Hazel 8. Rob
inson, aged 1 year 0 months. Relatives and
friends aro tnvitod to attend tho funeral
services, on Thursday, at 2:10 p. m. pre
clscly, at his parents' residence, U783 Kldgo
nvo, Roxborough. Interment private.
ItUSSELL. Suddenly, on August 10, 1015,
m iter mie resiuence, 7. Jjoat uununguon
st REBECCA, daughter of tho lato Joseph
nnd Suean Russell. Due notice of the funeral
win dc givon.
HANVILLE On August 10. 1015, CHABLES
P., husband of Hannah Sanvllle, aged 04
years. Relatives and friends, also Abraham
No. 20, I, o. O. F of Camden, N. J., nnd
employes cf William Cramp Shlpuulld
Ccmpany. of Philadelphia, are Invited to
rftJtATna
TIEnNRY
WILLIAM,
v niniivr. nfrsn ?ii n.i. - -
ttf?, M,'nll to at.end IhV'.JJUl
1 rlday, at it p m , at her !ai i-...VMS
MavneM st. tnieA-.,,, 'JJ'S.j?ldil
Mount Cemetery, Remains msSJL .V'fl
Thursday, s to 10 p. in " v'l
BULLtVAN. At llalnesporL M 1
August. 10, 1015, OANIRI. ft &.M
huednnd of Carrie o. Sullivan ..jW
Ri latlves and friendg aw "nVl"!? V
funeral. Friday, at 8Jn JS "S..e.'jUI
residenee, Halneiport, N. J 'jti3?fl9
Sacred Heart rhncrh ,.... ii'fn ti
a m. Intcfment Hniv r-.. i.Jl?))T. till
Wrr- .... ".??.
. m orTvrii.i.iV "i. PATS
fneo Mulllns). newS Si ..i.E.,u ."ty TB
,.iMn. i. .- ..i:. 'V!'" iteiAti.?
...vitur't mrv. llio lin v lMnmA ."'
Bocletles, and Court Sorhervi i J"
of A., are Invited to attend h1. fe I
uiursuay, nt 3U m jn . from Vi:""U
Eft5"0?! 8?i E- .WnlnSt' lanT'n.1" WQ
Duiviiiu iirtuicm iinsa at cnurth rj
maculate Conception at T M
at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ' ,n'
VANDEOniFT-In Attantla dlly w S
UUD1 J.V, iu, UbVUUU J. VAMhi,A:W
Duo notice of tho funeral wljl bo gf?E?RlS
WEKDBttVtAt Masonvllle, N j ,, J
1015, HOWARD L. WEEDEN ir' r.V11!
of llowsrd L. and Iren w 4'Vi.'Miit4;
month 23 days, Relatives and fr&.i'S
invltod to attend funeral. Thiif.lrJ,l,.llft
. m., from tho residence of Amii ' V'I8
.innoniiie. iiiiermrnt tvi.."- uf
ItawiiH. II.Kmo V. -.lenas' RE
p, m.,
Mr
Or
WESTf-Suddenly, on August 0 lm i
JANE (mi Hlefiardson)" widow ftVl !
West, aged 00 yjiare. Tt.uiirJ. ' At
aro Invited to attend the funeral Ji!l,'
Thursday, at 2 p. m , nt her i.M 'Fi
luon Dlvltlon at . raniK w,8 m
luoo Dlvltlon st., Camden w '? 't'We
mav bo Ievvcd on Wednesday t,.S8
terment nt Hnrlclgh ' "(nlaja
wili,ia.iih, on August D, ibis S"
J husband of Marlon d "villliiIS
urBrni.ru;, uue iiouco ot the funerii
Klven from his late residence. 1457 !'
quelnnna ave. S"!
WOODS. On August 10, 1018. tpbS
0A-.,J19JBt To't'nce and riS,"
n son
, .tt"d aS
Woods. Relatives nnd friends i
delnhla Council. No. IBB. K VSw'l
nhla Chapter, 4th Degree, K. of (V r
Phllopatrian Literary Institute. Bt'tS
I.ltorarv Institute. Phlli,,!i.l.DV .'
2, B. V. O. K.. and other socletleiiVra
ha was n member, are Ihui.i i.?.fW
funeral, on. Baturday, at 8.30 a i!.58
nn late residence, loon rhrinM .."-tuna
High Mass of Requiem nt Si 'nOt,
Sevier?.1 10 a- w- ln,e"t t negja;
,MAN-On August 10. lftls. SS&
Sa
25.
WI71HI -W iV r A u....i n j- ...
TIAK. hurtand ofK" Catha'rlna'Sffi
Funeral, to wnicn rolatlves and ffiS
1 invited, on Saturday, nt H30 p" m 55k!''
i'"c ivoiusnn, mi 4UV41VHI1 HI. in flu. '
Fernwood Cemetery. Friends m,r 2fflU
day, after 0 p. m. Automobile servlctjiiii
hus
band of the late Catharine Fay. Relatives
and friends, also the fit. Francis Commandery
No. 100 Knight, of St. John, are mvUed to
attend the funeral, an Baturday, at 7-30 a
m., from his late residence, 17J1 Wylle at'
Solemn High Mass ot Requiem at Church of
the Gesu at O a, m. Interment at Holy
cross i;emetery.
MTZPATIUCK. On August 10. 1018. MARY
A., widow of William J. Flfspatrick and
daughter of the late John and Elian. Beggs
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GET-RWH.QUWK-WALSWGFORD
irienas, ulso Sacrod Heart Society of St.
,?.Ym'rcn' Bro 'nvited to attend funeral,
on I rlday. nt 8M0 a. m.. from her lato rosl
dencc, 0007 atato road, Wisolnomlng. 8olemn
Ilaoulcni Mass at St. I.eo's Church, Tncony,
fery '"' Intcrn10nt 8t- Dominic's Ceme-
"t-?" Au?ust " 10,s ANNIE M., wife
ot Lewis Kirk and daughter of the lato
J 55l'J and Ant!e .Adams. Relatives and
IIl'JiS aro IS?1' t0 attend tho funeral
fne."lc''.'.,?n.Th!?rf?aJft.'" 2 P- n... at her
. ivotuuuwu, ui.il naeriora ave. inter
ment at Weat Laurel Hill.
i Vir-P" August 0, 1015, TRANCES
Hi,1 d,auht of William and the litS
Annie Lnlly (nee O'Brien). Relatives and
friends aro invited to ottend the funeral, on
l'-rlday morning, nt 8 o'clock, from the fesl
S.n.?f i'i her a.unt' Mr"' Susan Rowand, 1837
bouth Hancock at, Solemn High Mass nt
Church of tho Sacred Heart nt 0:S0 " m.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
li1!5"0," ,AuE,u",10' 1015, LILLIAN STOUT,
S.,f9t of..JJ .. Lee. Relatives and lrlcnds
oro invited to attend the funeral services, on
J rlday, at 8 p. m. precleely. at her father's
residence, 314 Fountain St., Roxborough.
Interment at Hopewell, N. J. '
MrlSJ5'i'rT7:0n August 10, 1015. MARGA
RET, daughter nf rsthn.(nk il.til... U ...
late Edward McDevltt. Relatives and frtends.
ali i!ih.0. T'01".! of, th" lnkford Arunal
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Satur
ilffhSi "n,0,,1- ? rom the resldence-ot her
mother, 2317 East Somerset at. Solemn
Requiem Mass at Bt. Ann's Church nt 10 a.
..m.,I,n4.IS"nV.at New Cathedral Cemetery.
McOUIOAN. On August 8. 1015. LILLIE.
daughter of the late Jamos and Rose M
Gulgan, ln her 24th year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral, on
..u, u. 4, jt U, X., Ul (.U1I1UC1I. I1. W., u,K
tho employes tf William Cramp Shlpbulld
lng Company, of Philadelphia, are Invited t
attend tho funeral services, on Saturday, at
-' p. m., at his lato residence, U23 Howard St.,
Camden. N. J. Interment private.
SAUTTER On August 8. 1015. CAROLINE
SAUTTER, widow of Philip Sautter. In her
B2d ,yiar. The relatives and friends of tho
family aro invltod to attend the funeral, on
Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock, from the
residence of her son-ln-lavv, Mr. PIcard. No.
3127 Dakota st. High Mass at St. Ludwlg's
Church. 28th and Master sts., at 0:30 o'clock.
Il2JiIirnt ln Holv Redeemer Cemetery.
SCOTT. On August 0, 1015, MARY SCOTT,
daughter of Isabella and the late John Scott,
lato of County Derry, Ireland. Relatives and
friends. nlo Star of tho Evening Lodge, No.
it s' . 1J".aro respectfully Invltod to attend
the funeral services, on Thursday, at 2
n$?.c! uat ..th2.res,"cnc of her brother,
R,wwSc.ott: 70A H. Wltlard ,t. Interment
At wPAtrmnatfii rnnintns
SE1I.EB. On August t), 1018, ERNEST,
husband ot Helena I. Soylcr, aged 54 years.
Relatives nnd friends, also Hermann Lodge.
f!,,V?' r',an1 A- . are Invited to attend
funeral services, on Friday, nt lt.10 p. m at
his lato residence. 1025 E. Pacific st. Inter-
aSKSuKR: .l' on Thursday evening.
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SlIAEI'nilt. On August 0. 1015, FRANCIS
tiamSfnif g""l? ?' DAa "S of "Se late
1 HAmuei s and Sarah A. Shaeffer. Rclatliea
"nl friends, nlso Lennl LraTps Trlta. No "
Imp O It M. of Camden, N. J and the
n0tIi?8?lVRnl:, Ilal,"11 Itelief As'tocfatton. are
invited to view the remains on Wednesday
K""1':"!;. nv at his lato residence! lSS
N. Wanamaker st. Interment and service j
oii'tV11? ?,1i'S2lence of H family. w
SIIALLCROSS. On August 10. 1015, GILES
Hh'an??1 "S ,of.1Ann'a "nd the la e Ltwls
nnnllcross. nelatlves and f Henri
JVIngohocklng Tribe. ' No! M. Th "
il5mn?JI1m.r".na, Bneflclal Aesoclatlon nnd
Diamond Wheelmen, are Invited to nttend the
funeral services, on Friday, nt 2 p m at
r'lat?.ro,lde"ce' ,3U Dtttman at., rrnnk
ford. Interment at East Cedar nili o?..
"v7nlng:tB7n'tlon5c?oyck.b0 V",ttCl, Thu"Uay
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ft'V- ?iNor,h rwnklir st., JOHN SIW s
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