"I- lr"
T(rr -vqi2fmA
Ijanuary payments
gUUVV XJXXivv--. u.,,,
Jilany New Companies to Make
1 pjsDlirsviin;" i..v.v-o
S21,UYZ,ZUU
. -Aimr to enreful calculation. .Tnnti.
AcS.rt and divided disbursements
r will approximate $2n3. 1 17,000,
llM ?,.4 wltlt $2M.3TS.70O last January,
"".IS of ML"72 wv
'i ..m ot stocks will receive JltU.747,.
PTiJ Vitro more tlmn Inst year, but
" i chie i ''',a, ",rn!',,rv l0 ll, frt('t
? . ihfro Ii9' '""" n number "f u!ill-
-Vfl the IN' Interest payments will
J rr about r','.7'',rv, compared with
gStAW) vr..i nvro. the gain retire
; NEW VOBK COFFEE MARKET
-. V.tllK I1 - I"' IIHHI' IIIUIK.'I
s ..i.Vil.i ni'i'itn ami fl"! price, n " re
rt',S n.ini bnvcr under arntlcrcd
10 i"- ..i.u ,-. liniiM NilK isn
Kendal ' ' receipts. 151,-sd bags, in,l
"' iSil lit the tun ports were ni.iioii nigs.
Se.flr1! J.', ".. , . nr ,ie,i nnd .!ilH II lino.
.... neo -siiipiu'o in" .iii'".' lings.
,If"M.iJl las' " .! .'"! "n.1
l'"'1';,., 'i lion i' i lis unci -i "' I'UKB
,.hi 4' mi" " "- " 'in- m? ; ''
SH'. .- .,...,.., I, w fleei-pd rrmit
l'".....! Kn m ii'ipprm civ. . inuvu mini
I to ptsrinher at 'he.ftcimslilp Seotllsh
:, jj-rvi - ',',,-' ;. 'i.m'i,Y,; ,.,: ,
Slice -'"" "' fndVs "Yesterday's
opening.
cjnse,
n tt.,i f.i
re-ember
1""'L
Kirmry
ii.'s.iinn.fiO a.vt.-nWi
n.sa n.iini).ii'j
, ml it iltiifil ii".
m,n d.awn.ra 11.110fli1.n7
urll iinvt,ii) n.i;'l'fil.7i'
W . n.74 ll.7Hiil.71
( n.773n.7 ii.i.ifrn.'Ji
lr ... ;Mif?i!.x.-, iLKitriLii
Kircn
.' I'.sMiilixt l!siis.S7
ffilmbtr
Kfr
U.MITill.'VI u.'.niniu.iii
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
ta. Mtrnt f .ii".i".
RIB FL'II II " 1- unlit. Ijllt Ilrm uniliT llRlK
Cttituf. Uo iinoto at ."i y."iii ri,.v in-r lilil.. n
mutiny
1MIOVISIONS
tot marki't ruli-l utrmlv "Itli n fiilr toh
tozx dcmnnil yiiot.-itliini. Cliv ltrir. In fpIb,
tukrJ nml Hlr-ilrli"!. -M'lL'.V. ; WVntcrn iTPf.
a itU unoko'l -l'"-.'i .. t-liv licef. knucHtPM
ird lenJrrs nni"Ui 1 un-l alr-illi'Ml, tl'li-7''.;
Hfjlern Irct. knui'klrH niul titiilorM, uniokitil.
ftne. ber ti.nii" " in: ttnrk. rmnllv.
axltZt. h.imn S. I', i'iin.1. Iiinsi'. ir.'iil."ii.i :
W, aklnnpil. Itiiw. I-1'1! I-I4I'. . ilo . tin.,
mtiti li''!'!1. ntl'i'r li.iinn, unioknl. 1 Itv
tared. " t1' I'lun I .ui! uvpruKp. lns'fil7o.:
Umt. imokp.1. 1 mutii rurnl. ili,fi 17c. ilo..
WW iHincIrm ;. . till Hi" HlimllrliTB. S. I".
rjrrd, looiii'. 1!! . ln.. Hiiinkoil, i:ic.:, liellli'H In
Kir. at; -itritiuK tu infrnKi'. loniit., 1:1 i:t 1-.0. :
kiait Wion. ax tn brum! atnl uvcinuc. city
rem!. 17ilt , i.n.iKi.iMt h.ii-un, u rntorn
rerd. lifilii'.. lai'l. Wi'Mitii. icflncil. In
Itow. 10V- '1" 'l-- In tubM. 10c: liril.
101 city, kitili' nnliTi'il. In tlc-icm. Hic:
W. euro cltv. kritlc rcmlrrril. In tubs. lOlic.
REFINED SUC.AHS
Itre was IIhIp tr.t'llnir utiil tlip mirket whs
cchanteJ. ItftliifiH" l.st prtopii: llxira fine
pouUteJ Vl'V . Manl4inl criiliulatnl. .-.
loidfreJ, !'" rontet't.ttmrH A. R.S.V1. : sou
aitu 3.Hi.- 7.'c.
DAIUV PRODUCTS
rirrit reieintH. sni.rj per case; wphtein
ntra flrat. 11 H per rape. Ilr.-ta $H..in per
f1U HM.it. . I... Mi.i t ....... T .D nH ..nun'
".... III). 'II (.... I.ill.t, VI. -i' I".. ..".-.
Jo, llrau. $1 .iO )jfr 1 isc. ilu.. nct-nmlB. $ll.:lll'u'
IWrrrcniip. tin. Inferior lot, lower; fiinej
i1t canill.il iKRH iri luliliInK lit 4L'1i Mr
CliEEsK -I't-nmiut was talrlv ncttvo ami
Ji mirkit ruli'il tlrm umlrr Unlit uifrrlnRf.
flUtlona follow Xtw Vnrk. full-cri'niii.
Sr. hel.1, I7i.iil7-V-.: 'mitvlnls" lilKlier:
. lair to kooiI. lu-lil. Hi'-.u 17c. : do.. iirt
Utai, oailu.
I'OULTUY
ftlVR Tlulwl flim nml crnrrallv lilslipr, with
xanl Lftt.T .mil Huiiit!cM . utuliT i-ontrol.
anailiina- PomIh. a to nlin nml iiu.illty. 1:1
I roostiTc niilj.- Bi.rliiK c'hliki'iiH. m
eoMuis 10 qnallti li'iil..!.: turknvB. I'iHi-J-Jc. :
!S "'' "nil iiu.illty, I mil'..: kochc,
11516c . milniM miiiiik wplnliliiK - U'. unil
"n apiece, tin pair, ir .il; wrlirhln i
CL llflVI. Mi ii.lr CI"4.,U ..I. .1.1.... t tl.
.-"- ' ' I ""I . nn . , iiikiiiiik . I".
Piece. i.er luilr. .ID.'., Kiilnr.., 0I1I, ncr imlr.
; Wxcona. oil. per tulr, L".1 Jl L'So. ; ill..
!. ner pair. liiL'M
iSJ!.iisfcl'."r'l,,e innrkot rnlcil vrry firm with
T-Ki "I'i'lv nI'MirliliiK tin. Ilnilte.1 rowllitB.
KJ.ErK," ".' ,,irV s " "' lilKhtr. ijuut.it luna:
Ru-kUltil ui.ulirt . iiiv iinokril-TurkOB.
fe'I.ar''.Mjrvl''"''' '"" -Ml-'"'''.; VlrKlnU.
..' J" ,to" '""' to 'hoU'f. 'J-lfii.-H.'.: do..
lffr."'i!.,i!i' i -" '!".. do.. S"0. to
BiJr;5 j11" "."" "ii'1 no. -'. nwioo. i'-owia.
x&2l-,1'J -J'l.h-l. fiiii.v K'lcctpd, ISp.: do..
JrtlM l . llw aiiicpp. 17l,c: (Jo.. rlKlf
SKf'.JSfi1-1... .'.l0" wolKhhiK :i Ib. ami
ftj .,.D'e,'e' . " smaller alzes, 12UK14C.
BSrSr"iVJ-- -! " Wj-'Urm broilers. welKlilm;
dSckeni ii.1, ,?i!A'-' northern Illlnola
Vu A ian,v ''tlow, welKlilns b. nnd
SwV i.te' ..!s". "" : iiurthern Illlnoln.
HihS't iaib1'1 , 'l other Wolrrii.
Sei vK.t-J"- 0,'cL,"i-. In boxea, J7nlS.'.:
,!- bhi.h'r, ,.u,,:"u,rl' . W'lKhln 2'nfi:uJ
UtrtSc Jo .inJS,1,7l,c. ' ''" . Wf'rn. fani'V.
arb"irAii?0" .,1,.,." '"" tS'tl.Tc. Oepse.
E limi.y '.?. wet"fh!n Jl to IS Iba. ier
dozen si .tWii1' ;,lUe' "ClBhlnu S lb.
MJ' Jf?u : ft0j.i,?."..J1,, ",s. Pfr doxeii.
CeiW,' " T5a-Ss- """ll nd No. -.
FRESH FRUITS
Wr oJerXcV!;!. '"'.. '"?. ruled .tea.ly
r bL-j0-,,i,;::v' 1":. V?'.1W?.'.I'?.' .Afi'"-?.
race. I'iji'i I,l",.? ''i'.lT.1!. -4'l 'tweiuy.
rl; other vi.t?',1,"' st'2i l'nT)avl. Kl.7.1
La J : , r varieties. l..ilMiL. rl- No " tii
lX,..AW. In bulk. tTei- infrihi' vfc iAV
? ttl Jstii irn' Er ho,It HI. SOU 3. BO. ' i'mirn,
& Oran'J'- jyf,ft lil'u,ru d'AnJou. .:4
fcltSMi, Ptr irate. 3il I. Lemons, tier
W-MT r,w'!,'a Tr crate I'orto Itlco.
.Mrcr1lfe.S'3!35'.T3r.,l,e- ,iSU'3: a"
VEGETABLES
rrMuJunWL r bb .ti.nikfri.Ti cinion.:
5 tabbK0,' J. 1 JaftlM: No. 2. Siltf
Ifl l'ork .V- 1 "! t ton. siu. Celcty.
K"- tw lBr liu,l!0.'1i.,,3a,e' Spinach. Nor
H. Eatii'- ."M -3. Kale. K'urfolk. Der
ir;4, co. Vn.-.., v, ,Jua. per oawuei.
IL30. &.1J Carulina. ptr tanket. 7.V.W
n r . . 1 uti 1 1 An Tjtt . . " .
Q. FiorMi 'WnJa. per tatkei, $j..i.tfi:j.&0.
f baake" Ji'elibT MuiEtooma. per
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
H: m?S-..d?-. ?-' HOQ3. -ItecelotK. GO.000
S"4' lS""i-'r'"eLtf' ,s'" hJ' nrkt
laaiir:"-. "t
SS a WeX'Sr. tv?n'":'mH"J "Wfv
k- - vj.uvihu.uv, uiluu, f w,
hgj YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
fe?inl4C'uI,eri.'-r 1'utter market: BLt
K Eat?? """""-J. JloielnU. M73 vack-Ste.!i"il-r,rcim'.r5''.
1USWS.V. Illither
R. K.!' ! -"'tlf I. Hei-itpt!-. S4S4 I'ttrt.
lipt onta. iu3'". Nearby brown.
GKAIN AM) VIM VII
thpaT II' ' t' 71.111 I'unhrls. Tlio mnr
m raM Arm '' f"imir r.itin. Drtnnml kiubI.
Kmiiiioni i I"!" I" 'i"rt flivuior--.i. "J
Mrn rut, l.'l'ii-'i. mi iinor Ni. a rnl,
BKqiin " ' i"l " l.l'WM.Is.
"WiKN" - UpwIpIii ll.Rini luiKhrlH. Sunnllpn
iirtimnll "ml ""' m.rkrl rnliil ilrm. tlmiiKh
St. Iluotmiinii. ''.ir lnt for lncul triiiK
S locntln-i fi.l WcBtM-n No. 3 ypllnw.
uil'.c n.l Wi-ntrin Htpniner llnw. iin..f
M? olJ V,ht.rn Nn I follow, TMgtiTUi,!-.;
ci6 twr 7ii ll.n iKHiiSh'
(UTS-IH-'fli'1" l" ,KI I'll!!'!. Tnulr wnR
winil tirlim rulcl tlrm uinlcr lluht oITci--
Tutu " wmi- I7tiI7'.c : No. :t nlilti-. ji
Sir No. Kl'il". II'iI.h'.: Binuilo Ota, 4'ti
I? Burlflnl on tn Rruli'il. !7'iH,i,..
TttUB-Jl' rliit IH" MilH. unit 1.:t7n.i)n
H in i'li In-ilp wim nulnt. Imt mill
itmllj vtv Hrml uvt.itnn.l liuotitlnn l or
W1K In ' I WlnliT Wp.ir. S-..1.-.H.-. Ill:
k, itnliht " !" 7." ilo.. imtonl. $.-i miii
11. Kami ilrm. hit" h.ii'Ich. jr. .'.if).-:iii;
V' trlshl Hit" mil". ?.....iiii. i.7:i; ii"..
nttnl. luti" fniki. Si i.iini: yirlnc. llrnt
Sir IJ-Sii'i 7". do Ktmluht. f.VTMi.'i.i'i): On.,
iitriit, I'ii'l "' ''u ruMirlli. liriitiiln. fil.riiiu
ii' city nililH linii mill fiiticv tuti'iit.
mMBvi ritv nlll". rreul.ir pniilrs Wlntir.
int. ni'fi.'i I" 'In . Ktrnlalit. f.t.nufiA.T.'i:
ft"r"it -iN"inl.ll. . ....
BfTTKH. -TImtc w.n n ri1 nutlet for tho
Urltfd rwcIplM of finn h mkH Mini the mnrUot
nMflrm. ijitntutiunK WcBtcrii, Bolhl-p.u'kpil
, mtiry. fan v miih1.i1. .'!'.: extra. 'Av. i
nntnlM, .ki:t."c.: tirntH. liufiiliic,; Hpcondw,
2ufi3t, ne.irlv nrlnts. fancy. -t)e.; tin.. nvr
Irt Htras. 'iT'i.'t.ic . lo., MirIh, tWii'Mie. : tin.,
nult, 2i!ffL"i'. . IfbhiiiR talvtt of fmicy nrlntH,
WMft
EGO?. Flno nrw-IaM ru'CH worn aenrro nnl
firm cn!cr a koi I tJonii-ml, U'o (junto na
Mcxt F.f r 1.-01, ni'.irltv rxtnu, HU. nr
cot: Cuts, S11.10 per Ktantl.in) en so; in-.irbv
1 5Jal tj W" B6nray teaijy. with de-
Quoting! nioilermo offerlnss ot choice
tttolce.uJ?,'S?,, ,Wh" twtdtoe.. per bush.
t?1 J..-;1 .'allLl. K0oU' Mflwc. White
'Ri So. 1 ?S,.?r huktt-.Vo. 1 noe, Soft
F-T'kSK' ',e."t0.. Jer.ey, bkct
EVENING
COTTON TRADING LIGHT;
XKW OKliBANS A BUYER
Spot Houses Took Nearby nnd Sold
Late Months
.MmU" y,,!K"' 'Vo. 12-HuMness wna
11 2.'.1 the CoUo" Excliange Ihls morn.
jnR. The tone hms nt.out stendy, with
I? ,",0,',h, unciiiinurd nnd other op.
"on three to four iolnts lower. Somo
11C. u ,c."lnB wns nn,,', ,,h" lhe', was
w. '. ni"nK ly .Vew Orleans houses.
AHer the cnll the market dcveloned Into
n Swaniiltis" afTalr, spot houses huylnr;
the rtcnrhy months and selllnp; the later
options, while commission houses did tho
opposite.
After the early show of firmness prices
eased off, Until around 1 n'rlnelc the nt-ir.
I fiee was ahottt 6 polnls under Inst nlishl.
lilverponl hoth Imuitht and sold May hero
and was a seller of October, which ruled
relatively ear.y, while there was scatter
IHR lain Illations of dear months uhleli
I was ahsorhetl hy the purchases of spot
i".-"iip neainsi saies or later deliveries.
This seemed to constitute tho chief part
of the business.
Liverpool wtw quiet, with prices 4 lo V,i
points lower, mmiiarrd with advances or
1 t" Hi points experted.
tlcnerally clear weather conditions iire
vnlletl tn the cotton bell this morn
Iiir. Temperalutes were lower. There
wns no rnlnrnll. The folIonInK temper.
attires wer teeorded: Ashevllle, :2:
Thnmasvllle, llnlclph and WllmiitRlon, 2fl
Ausustn and Macon, :s; Knuxvltle. Chat
tntinoRa nnd New Orleans, .12; Del Hlo,
l'ort Smith. Atlanta and riiarleston, M;
MontKomery, SiJ; itht-fveport. Oklahoma,
Tampa nml Jacksonville, .IS; t.lttte Itork,
Memphis, Meridian nnd lllrmliiKhnm, 40.
Abilene, Han Antonio, Vlrknhurit, Mobile
and N'ashvllle, 42. 1 ensacola, 41. Corpus
uitriBii. is; univpston, 02.
. Ve. fioe. tiiipti. Itn.m
tnruarv .... It. HI 11. 1 11.113
Jtnrcli is.33 3. til I3.3J
5I 13.111 13. 1'l I2.4S
.lulv 13.1111 I3.:.n 13..M1
Atiitutt r.'.sii ....
tietoher ta,:U 13.;tn ....
Di'cemlier ... 11. ml
12 tn. 3 fi,m,
11 to tl
12.IS 12.17
1 .'. 13
13.411
12. Till
li:27
1 3. ill
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Volume of Business Smn.ll New
French Loan Stronj
I.ON'OO.V, Dee. 22. -There was only a
small volume of business In securities 011
the Stock KxehntiKe today, nml Kcncrnlly
the markets wore stent)). The debate In
the Mouse of Commntis on the Increase
In the army was without effect.
Americans showed stability, but wele
cutlet. Official circulars on the scheme
for the moblllsiatlon of American and
Cntmillnn securities were Issued to bank
ers and btokers today for distribution to
their cllenlB.
t'liimdlan descriptions were film nnd
the tone of South America rails wns
hard. Price chnnwes In the KlIt-edKed
section were mixed. In tho foreign de
partment the feeling wns cheerful. Tho
new French loan was stronK nt SM;.
Ilubber moved upward In sympnthy with
the stnple.
Tho 11ntlon.1l expenditure Inst week
wns JUKOtM.Oi-o sterllnj?. Outstanding
treasury bills wcro Increased by j;i2.S0O,
00) sterling during the week nnd now
amount to about 371,204,00) pound sterl
ing. I'UIILIC UTILITIES
For .November the Pacific Oas and
lllectrlo Compnny reports nn Incronso of
$17.1.010 In operating earnings to $1.1110.213.
nnd surplus Income of $I14,K2, n fralii of
$i3s,tm
November gross enrnlngs of file Pom
monwealth Power Itnllwny and Light
Compnny wero $1,323,673. nn Increase of
11.61 per ceirt. over November, 1014. Net
earnings exhibited an expansion of 12.11'
per cent., and the bulance, nfter charges
nml ptoferred dividends, wns $101,800, or
20.41 per cent, gieatcr than for Inst year.
Dross earnings for the 12 months ended
November 30 aggregnted $11,317,030, a gain
of 1.5 per cent. Net Increased 3.G0 per
cent., nnd the balance, nfter Interest
charges nnd preferred dividends, wns
$1,3211.302, 11 gain of 4.01 per cent.
Cross enrnlngs of the Now Kngland
Company system for November wero $130,
033, nn Increase of ("t.W over November,
1011. Net, nfter tnxes, wns $02,512. nn in
crcaso of $5S,2I0, and the surplus, nfter
Interest charges mid dividends on the
preferred stock, was $l!)J$i), or $.i.i,732
greater thnn last year. For the 11 months
ended November 3D 1015, gross enrnlngs
aggregated $t.S03,2i'2. a gain of $II0,S17.
Tho Increase In net wns $15S.071, nnd tho
balance, after charges nnd preferred
dividends wns $0.",S07, an Increase of $173,
203 over tho corresponding period of Inst
year.
Subsidiaries of tho (Jencrnl Gns nnd
Klcctrlc Company report for November
gross earnings of $231,103, nn Increase of
11. f per cent, over November. 1014. dross
for the It months ended November 20
was $2,178,501, mi Improvement of 9.1 per
cent, over tho corresponding period of
last year. The Snndusky Ons nnd Klec
trle Company, a. subsidiary, has sold $730,
MO bonds to C. R Harney & Co. Tho snlo
Is for ,tho purpose of refunding nn out
standing Issue uml to provide) for con
struction expenditures In connection with
tho new .street lighting system for tho
city now being Installed.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following n-curltlra wero noli! nt auction
today by Dames & l.otl.iiid:
117 per cent. Interest, In certificate or
declaration or trust of the Chewier
f'ounty Trust f'o. of 3 tracts of
land partly In Utsttown and partly
In TredviTrln toivnshlDs. Chester
County r.i i.ot $100
ll-tl.-il-'lu uhrs. Henneblqui) Construction
.. Co., tirefirnil 51.00
MO slir. Miiiionisnliela Street Hallway
.. Co.. I'liivburRh: par J.'o 3
fuOCO Consolidated Qhh Co., I'lttnliurnh.
l'.i., b per cent., Ilrst lnortKncp,
roiipons Kehruarv and AuRust, duo
I'chrttiry, UHi a!
38 hrB. Jlldland Valley Itallrmd Co..
preferred: par ffii) (lotlnK trust
certificates) nil
$350 Sllill.ind Valley Hallroad Co.. 5 .er
cent . adjustment mortt-utci'. koIiI,
series A (Hcrln certltlcate) 10
$iro Midland Valley Kallroad Co , ,l per
cent., adjustment mortKaice. sold,
nerles II (atcrlli cirtltlcates) ....... iVi
$23 Jlldland Valley rtallroad Co.. voilmc
trust strip certltlcate, preferred, iMt $1,00
$1000 Mlill.ind Valley Itailraiil Co.. .". per
cent., uitlustment mnrtimRu, series
II, coupons Airll and October, due
April. lUVI 13
$5000 Mlitlund Valley Ihillroad Co., S per
cent., adjustment mortKaice, soiUs
A. couioii April and October, due
April. Iti-i.1 25',i
$10.MO Midland Valley IUIlln.i.1 Co.. ,i
per cent., adjustment mortvane,
Merles A. coupons April and Oc
tober, due April. lfkVI S214
4 slim, i'hliudelphlii llourse. common;
nil r .! ft
IT hr. National Htale llank of Cam
den, N. J.: Iir HH) SiK)
30 shrs. Finance Co. of Pennsylvania,
second preferred: par SlrO 102Tii
10 shrs Lumbermen's Insurance Co.;
par $2.1 I03Vi
$1000 Colorado tprlmcs Usht. Heat and
Power Co.. .1 per cent., first and re
funding inurtK.iBe. Interest Febru
ary and Auxust due n3ll 01
$.)0CO St. Louis & -iprliiEileld naltwny
Co., .1 per cent., first mortgage. In
terest Juno and Pecemher. dus ln.'l.'l D8I4
$4000 York Haven Water and Power Co..
.1 per cent.. Ilrst mortk-axe Interest
June and December, due 1 li.1l 43
$1000 Second Avenue Traction Co.. Pitts
burgh. P.I.. 5 ner cent., first con
solidated mortKaice, interest June
lind Ilecember. due 10:14 .......... D.IVi
13 uhrs. Southwestern National Hank:
7 shrs. First National iurik.' 'Fhl'la'deV-
rhla: pur MOn 1601;
1 shr. Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances
on I. lies and (IrantlnK Annuities;
liar 10U 701
6 shrs. l'eniisylvnnl.i Co. for Insurances
on I.lies and aruntlnB Annuities:
n.ir U4J 700
4 shrs. nlrard Trust Co.. Par lino mm
33 shrs. C.inimonwoalth Title Insurance
ind TriMt Co.: ,Pjir li) 223?;
33 shrs. Commonwealth Title Insurance
and Trust Co.: bar flOO 22B?i
10 shrs. Mutual Trust Co.. par i.".0 . 33
IS IJn". Wwt PbllauUlphU Title and
IVust Co.: par $50 .. 1)3
2 shrs. PcunaylwnU Fire Insurance
Co ' bar $1011 410
1 slirs.' Fire Association of Pblladel-
iilila par "-0 330
33 sbrs. Iiulependeiice Fire Insurance
Security Co.: par $25 ..... ...... SO
'i shrs Wist Jersec and Seashore Hull
road Co.: Iar $"i0 iiA"' ?
-a BhrsT II K. Mulford Co.. oar $.V). . . W
3 ihrs Pocona Manor Association .... 40
0 shrs. Philadelphia, llourse, common;
23 inriif PliiiactelpbU' "llourii; ' preferredj
1 shF LuTrLry ' Co. 'of 'pbliadiiphLi y.'.' 22Vi
27 shrs. SecuritleJi Corporation General.
C- sbr.rSa'r'rlson; - (iiwliii-" 'secUlljes "
Co par $30 ...... . . Uit m
MiO Pl'lladilphla and Willow Grove
--v .'.. ir.iiurav J1-. per cent., first
mortsafcs. ..Interest Jnuary and
Siily due IW - :: .v 8214 1
fj.kt -vuio Moiu- Association. 3 per I
c&. ltiylSa ; -nar, due ilfJI 100 '
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915.
CONGRESS MAY OPPOSE
U. S. FOREIGN POLICIES,
LANSING IS INFORMED
Democrats to Oppose Break
With Austria and Insist
on Action in British
Dispute
ENTIRE SOUTH ANGERED
Washington, ie. 22.
Vigorous and nggrcsslvo Opposition In
Congress to the present foreign policy
today confronted the Administration In
Its efforts to handle the tangled Interna
tional situation. Secretary of Stale Lan
sing ami other executive heads of the
Administration have been told thnt pow
erful Democratic Interests in both the
S'cnate and tho House have settled upon
two points. They arc:
The Administration cannot depend upon
solid Democratic congressional support
If this country deliberately forces a break
with Austrln over the Ancona Incident
under present conditions.
t'nless vigorous action Is taken by tho
State Department In the matter of Inter
ference by the allied Powers with Amer
ican commerce, the entire .irltlsh diplo
matic situation will be aired In Congress
ns soon as It reconvenes.
Congressional opposition has developed,
principally among Southern members of
Congress, The llnmo has been smolder
ing slnco Congress convened, because of
the lltitlsh nttltude toward cotton ship
ments. The delay In the State Depart
ment's note of protest agnlnst the llrltlsh
listing of cotton as ciintrubaml has fanned
the lire nnd an outbreak Is certain unless
early action Is taken by the Administra
tion. Senator Hoke Smith, of Cleorgla, leader
of the cotton State forces In the Senate,
announced today that he proposed to
offer a resolution ns soon ns Congress re
convenes denllng with the cotton contra
band situation. This resolution will bo
followed by another speech, which Is ex
pected to bring the entire llrltlsh sltun
tlon tlntly before Congress and to pro
clpltulo a debate, which might seriously
embarrass the present Statu Department
course of action.
WHEAT ENDED WEAK
ON PROFIT-TAKING
Now High Murks Were Estab
listed at the Outset Sea
board Clearances Lighter
CHICAOO, Dec. 22. Wheat wns fever
ish and Irregular today, but closed weak
on oxtunnlvo profit-taking. December
ended nt the bottom nt $1.2154. against $1.21
ut tho closo yesterday; Mny only c.
above the lowest, at $1.23, compared with
?I.2l"i at the end yesterday, and July
only !c. above tho lowest, nt $l.l3:i,
compnrcd with $1.15',i, yesterday's lust
price. The best prices wero established at
the outset, when new high records for
the season were scored, following tho
execution of a fairly largo volumo of
overnight buying orders, based on recent
sales for export and on strength nt Liver
pool, where prices wore up l',s to 4(1., re
tlectlng tho bulge here yesterday.
It was soon evident, however that there
wns not much buoyancy to tho market
and heayv realizing forced prices below
yesterday's close. A demand then de
veloped nnd tho market rallied for n
time, but another attack was made on
the market and it weakened perceptibly.
Purchasing, for the most part, was on
resting orders. At ono time December
showed even with May on covering, 'ex
porters said thot the demand wan not so
brisk today. Minneapolis reported nctlvo
selling there by commission houses thnt
usually act for tho country. A dispatch
from Winnipeg said that tho m.-itket
there had been over-bought. The north
west sold n great deal of wheat here,
presumably In the way of hndglng.
Clearances from tho seaboard wero
lighter and receipts at Interior points
wero double those on tno correspondlm;
day last year. A final report on the
amount of the wheat afloat at lluffalo
places It nt 1I.D0I.G7S bushels of United
States ami 15.237.3SS buMicls bonded. Of
tho United States wheat 4,400.000 bushels
is durum and 2,000,000 bushels Is owned by
tho Washburn-Crosby Compnny for IU
mill at HulTulo, leaving only 5,500.000 bush
els of No. 1 nnd No. 2 northern. Ship
pers nt Duluth suLl that there was a
further Inquiry for wheat to go nil rail
to tho Kust.
Corn showed considerable, strength, but
theie was u great deal of realizing by
yesterday's buyers which caused u reac
tion from tho top, but final pi lees were
above yesterday's close. It was appar
ent, however, that considerable corn was
wanted on nil weak spots. A leading 'iu
thorlty said that it was impossible to
compllo an accuratn estimate on the yield
of corn for 1015. Tho market at Liverpool
was nctlvo and strong. Oats, after allow
ing firmness on further good buying, went
oft on selllne by commission houses. The.
close wns unchanged to lie. lower.
Leading futures runnel as follows:
Yi-st'v's
Wheat Open, HlKh. Low. Close, close.
December .. 1.2U, I.'.'l'l. 13l, 1.21 l, 1.31
May l.WllI tl 2.Vfi 1.33, tl. SI 1.3.1
July I. HI I. HI l.IJi; l.i:ii. tl.lSi,
Corn (now delivery)
Iecember .. 7uJ 7!'i JO'., sjo-T, '70v
Mar
741
74Tl
...
vtt
I
S II
July T4
73' i
Tl
41.
Deceinbor .. 42)1 4W, 42 J-. 42 J, tl3'.(,
May -41) 4U'i. 4.1l 4.1S MIt,
January ... 0..1T fi.oo o.M n.ivi t!U'.n
M.iv U.h7 O.bo U..V1 U.S7 li.wi
January ... 0.7.1 0.77 0.70H 0.T7 ') 7.1
May ...... .HU2 1U.1.1 in.117 '10.10 lu.1.1
January ..IR.3.1 1K.3.1 tlR.U'j 1.17MS..'I2
May 11. 30 IV SO 1S..33 Pf.33 K..SO
sflld. tAskt-d.
Funeral of W. G, Earle Tomorrow
Funeral jervlcea will bo he)d ut 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for William G.
Karle, who died of heart disease on .Mon
day night at his home, 2412 North llro.id
street. Mr. Karlo was engaged ln the
Jewelry business ln this city fur a quarter
of a century. Ho wns proprietor uf a store
on 9th street above Market unil another
pear 11th and Market streets. He was 65
years old.
OBITUARIES
REV. DR. J. S. STAIIR
President Emeritus of Franklin and
Marshall College
LANCASTKIt, Pa., Dec. 22. -The Uev.
Dr. John Summers Statu-, president emer
itus of Frunklln and Marshall College,
died suddenly last night ot general debil
ity. He was u prominent figure for many
years In the State's educational circles
and was a leader In the Iteformed
Church. It was through his work that
Frunklln am) Marshall gained the posi
tion It holds amoner the country's edu
cational Institutions and obtained Its
splendid endowment fund.
Doctor Stahr was born In Bucks
County, near Quakertown, In 1S11 and
his early education was obtained In the
Bucks County Normal School. In 1S65 he
entered franklin and Marshall College
and was graduated two years later. He
joined the faculty almost Immediately as
an assistant professor, ond in 1S71 became
professor ot sciences, a post ho filled for
lit years. In UOO he was elected to the
presidency. He studied theology under
the late John Williamson Kevin and was !
admitted to the ministry in 1S72. For
somo tlmo ho filled a r-ftstornto nt neaJ
Ing. Doctor Stnhr was recoftnlzed as one of
the ablest tenchers In Iteformed Institu
tions, and under his direction franklin
and Mnrshnll look high rank In colle
giate circles, tie was connected with the
activities of Lancaster city in many ways,
ills son, l)r. O, I .Stnhr. Is secretary of
the City Hoard of Health. A daughter
Is the wife of Prof. 13. M. Hnrtman, of
franklin nnd Marshall Academy.
Tho funeral will be held Friday morn
ing nt 11 o'clock from the chapel.
William M. Thomas
"William M. Thomas, widely known In
fraternal circles In this city, died nt his
home, 201) Fast Graver's 1nne, Chestnut
Hill, Inst night, following a paralytic
stroke. Mr. Thomas wns ."W yenrs old nn,l
Was connected with the Comptroller's of
llce of the Philadelphia and Heading ltnil
road. Ho was n Mason, n member of the
St. Mary's Commnudery, Knights Tem
plar, the Shrlners nnd muster of Mnlltn
Lodge, order of American Mechanics. He
Is survived by his wife. Arrangements
for the funeral have hot been completed.
Mrs. Mary L, Scullcy
Mrs. Mary A. Scullcy, whose husband,
Peter ,1. Scullcy, Is n well-known waste
denier, will be burled tomorrow morning
nt 0:30 o'clock from her home, 2T39 North
Howard street, where she died on Mon
day. Mrs. Scullcy was n member of the
League of tho Sacred Heart and tho
Altnr Society of the Church of the Visi
tation, Lehigh avenue nnd 11 street. She
wns nn nctlve chnrlty wntker among tho
poor children nnd ntlults of thnt section
of the city. She Is survived by six chil
dren, of whom the youngest Is nine days
onl.
entljss
TheMe Nottcet Are Printed in the
?..-.' F -J c -t rL
uvcninc meager rrce or ciiergc
ADA.M. On December 10. IMS, DAVID.
husband nf Julia Adam luce Kpnel). Due
poibo nf the (uiirraj will be Riven, Irom hi.
late residence. 2lu'l Kant Monmouth st.
ADAMS. On Dei ember 111. IMS, S1AHV T.
PAUL ADAMS, wife of Joim uiilnrv Adams,
Hel.itlvi'B and frlrn.ls are Invited to attend
the funernl seribes. on Thursday, at 10
n. m.. nt tier late tcaMcnce 200 Cooper st ,
Wesjmont, N. J. Item. litis mav be vleiveil
on We.lnesd.iv. after 7 p in. Interment pri
vate, at Itnrfeijih Cemetery.
A(IM:W.--Sll,lili.ll, on December 21. 1013.
THOMAS .1 . nl Manhattan Square llnlel.
New York. Funeral ot Itovertown. on
Thutsditv, on ttrrtial of 10::ii) a. m. train
frntlt I'llll.l'lilplllll.
AMI.VIAN.- On December 22. IMS. STHPIIHN
A. ASHMAN, In Ills S3d year. Itelatlics and
friends are Invited to attend the ruhcrnl errv
Ice, nt tho residence of Ills s.'tl. 2i'3 liluh
St.. Ocrnmulniwi. on Pildio, the 21th Inst.,
nt 2 p. tn. Interment private,
HAIICOCH. On tJeceinlier III. IMS. MAItY
AUNF.S 1IA1ICOCK. nf SIM N Hroatl St.,
nneil 7ti vears. Interment nl Itenilltiit. Mass.
HA K I ! II. Oil December 21. 1111.1. MA11I1A-lll-IT
C, widow of Colonel Thrn'.oro S. S.
linker. Ilelntlves and fronds are Invited to
attend the funeral set vices, tin Thursday, at
2 n. m., at her late tcshlemi', Hlls oxford Bt.
Interment private.
IiriTM'lt on December 21, 1013, CAHI.
LOflS IIITTNKK. In his Muh yenr. Ileln
tlves and frelnds. also Hermnnn Lmlge. No.
7, I. O O V .and the Tls hler Sltu-lng I'll. dr.
are Invited to nttend the funeral services,
Thursday nt s p. in. at his late riBldrme.
i'.2il Pnlrmnunt nvenue. Interment nt i lien
wood I'elni'lerv. Frldn. at III a. m. Hurfiilo.
N. V. inpetH please iop
Hll'H(ii:oiS. -At F.siclvlltc, N. ,T , on De
cember 31. 1013. MAItY J . widow late (Jeo.
A. l'ourci'ols, Sr. Funeral services nt dnunh-
Just
. - YAOt?i j;irn''j "-3' Ctvr'"'"' 'el'-i--,!-;. 'Ji. J-fwrnc
I ' - ' ,
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will have some laughs at his expense before the tale is done. There is great
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PUBLICLEDGER
December 26
MlUlOmiJIJLLIJiM-LJJIIIilllllllll MlllllWWfil-aiiiilllilirlllllliilllilllillillll-llllillillllll lllllllli tllltlfsMM-saillliillil HlihWWsliil II HllliWIiiMltlglM lil IMIW
DF.ATHS
ter's residence, itr. Jehn M.irts. Mrt Cenlrnl
nvenip., Ocean t'lty. Friday. 13 noon, in
terment nt PlPrtnnti.lUP Cemetery
llltAIH.r.V. -At her refddenre, 3012 Hdrp St..
on December 21, 101,1, MAItY, wife of Pat
rick ,T. lirnitlpy. Helnti-.es nml friends are
Inilted to rtttend the funer.il. nn Friday, at
7 a m,, from the apartment of Oliver II.
Hair, 1820 Chestnut M. ltrqulem Mns nt St.
Onhrlel's Church nt S 1.1 ft. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Ccmcerv.
HIIANDT. rn December 20. 191.1, Kl.tZA
11KTH I'., wife of Jacob Ilrandt, tn her .Wth
year. Helatlies nnd frlend are Imlted to
nttend the funeral pervlces, on Thursday
nrtemoon, at 1 .' o'cloi k, nt the npnrtmcnti
of Oliver II. Hair, isio Cht.tnut ft. Inter
ment at West laurel Hill Cemetery.
ItritSS. On December is, told, JOHN J
huKbaml of Susan K. Hums (noe Thomp
eon). Itrlallves nml friends nra invited to
attend tho funeral, on Friday, at S:,lo n.m.,
from his late residence, 1.10.1 West Lehigh
ave, solemn Heiulrm Mas nt Church of
Our Lmly of Metcy, nt 10 n. in. Interment
nt New Cathedral Cemetery,
IIVHNIIS. On December ID. 101.1. PHTHIl
J., husband of Anna K. Hjrnes tnee Sprtnif
field). luheral, to which relatives and friends
are Invited, on Thursday, at s n. m., from lit.
late, residence, 4011 Snyder ne. Snlemn Mase
of ltenulf tn nt, the churi h of our tuli nf
Mount Carmel at n:to n. m. Interment
Cathedral Cemetery. Auto fcrvlee.
(Alt I I'll. JOHI'-Plt T CAttTKIl, In his 72d
ear, on Twelfth Month 20tli. IMS Fu
neral from Ft lends' Meeting Mouse. Mlck
let.m. ,. ,!.. nn Fl'th-.l.iv. Twelfth Mnnlll
-i'1' .H'.J '' f; m- ..iirrlnurs will meet
the 12:10 train from Salem and 12:2,1 from
Philadelphia nt Mlrklelnn Station
ClOMi:. on Di'iembrr 20. 1M.1. .tACOtt ,T..
husband of Anni 11. Close. Ilelattves and
friends. nlo rmntnyrs of I'nlled States Mint
and members of the Third Hnptist Church,
ntc Invited to attend the funeral Sen tees,
on FrMav, tit 11 it. tn . precisely, nt his l.ite
nslil. nrri, 240:1 South Juniper st. Interment
nt HinillbB.. Pa., bv way of the 1:1.1 p. tn
trninrrnm.ltendlnt! Terminal. Friends m.iy
mil Thursday tvenlnc,
('l)S'WAV.-nn Do. ember 20, IMS. JOHN,
son of thp late Mklinel and Mary Connni,
n' I.pki iniiBhfln, I'mintv Tirnne. Ireland,
ltel.itlves and friends arc hulled to attend
thi. Itinera I oh Tliursdnv, nt '111 n. in ,
from tile ill.tpel of Alnlre.iv J. Il.tlr A- Pun.
t'lth nnd Anh sts. HlKh Mass nt the C.ithe
Oral. Pith and llitce sts., nt 10 n. m. Inter
ment at Hniv Ciiiss Cemetery. Hem litis
may be leived on Wednesday, between 7
and n n, m,
t'lllritt:ll. On December 20, 101!.. JOHN.
e-r., nusimnu 01 l.iieti t-rotiiers,
and frlenls. also employes or t lie
sr., husband of lllten Crothers, Helatlies
Wesli
S.ivliiK Fund Society, are Invited tn attend
the fiitiern
ni, i
on Friday, st 2 p. in., from his
late resilience. 2031 H
nient nt Ml. Mnrlnh iVmeti rv
.Mirwno'l si. niler-
HptniilliM tn.iv
vteiieu on -iniirsiiuy, irom s to ill n m
Cltt'tsi:. on December 1.1. IMS. JOHN It.
husband of Anna II. cruise, llelatlves and
fi lends am invited t" nttend tho funeral
sen Pes. on Tliiirsdnv. nt 2 p, ni., nt hi. lute
residence. Hell s, "th st. Interment nt
.Mount Vertuiti Cemetery, llemnln. mav bo
viewed on Wednesday, from 7 to 11 p. tn,
Ct III IS, At Ms resilience, Tho Coronndo,
on lii'.cmlier 31. IMS. THOMAS .lAllv IS
crilTIS. Funeral services and Interment
prliate
ln:itlN(ii:ll.-(ln Deceniber 2n,101.1.IIi:NHV,
pun nf the Into Calhoun Mason and Mnrtha
A. Perlm-er. Ilelntlves and friends, also
(leneral John M Sihnfh'ld 1'iitnmand. . S.
i". nf 1. S. It. A umt N. V.. are Inviteil lo
attend the funeral scrvitce. Thursday, at 3
p. in., at his late residi'ti.'.-. mm Spruco
street. Interment at North lavurel Hill Ceme
tety. HAItl.i:. Suddenly, on December 20, IMS,
WILLIAM n. HAItLi:. llelatlves and
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral
t-ellbes, mi Thiltsilnv, 2.'t,l Inst., nt 2 p. m
pri'i'l'i'l.v. nt his late reslden.e. 2112 North
Itronil st. Interment stilctlv titivate
llltWIN. I'll Deccillbur 2i. IUI.1, WILLIAM
c. IlllWIN. of Perk.iele. Pa., nueil OS
vears. Funernl services on Thursday, at
I ii p. in., at the apartments nf oilier II.
Hair. 1VJO Chestnut at. Interment pri
vate. Il I'lMIII,- Suddenly, on December 21, IMS,
SUI.MI THHXI.FH HYTINlli: Duo tiotb o
or lllP funeral will be clvi n.
rilV.tlllllAI.H. Di'ii'inber 2il. IMS. MAItY
J., widow nf Pali lik ITtmerald. Ilel.itlvra
and fllen.lB. aim Married Ijl. lies' Sinl.illlv
of 111.' II, V. M , and the LeiiKiie nf the S.i
end Iteiirt. are Invited to ntti-iid tin' fimcril.
on Thurs'lav. at H SO .1 111 , fl'im her I ito
I, bl. 111'.' I'l'.'ll Ul.lleWODl Bt. Sllll'tlin HIlCll
tli'iiu'cm Mas. nt tin- I'hurch of lb. (li'-ai it
II a. in. Interment Old Cathedral Cimc
terv .
Look at
PUBLIC Sli LEDGER
DEATHS
I'IZIIM.. Srclrtenly, on December 21. I91R.
ALICE, .wife of Thomas Fltell. . sireil 42
years Duo notli-e of the funeral, will bo
riven, from her late resilience. Cedar lano.
Highland Park. Ppper Darby.
rOSTKK. On December 21. 101S, RTI1R1,
MAHTIIA, ilaiighler of Francis Josenh and
Mndelatne M. I'oster. Funeral Friday, to
s. m at her parents' resldene. S32 iMcJev
street Interment Northnooil Cemetery.
rilHY. On December 10. 101S, ANNA, be
loved wife of Frederick Prey, In her .6S.1
y.'nr. llelatlves nml friends are invited o
attend tho funeral services, on Thursday, nt
1 .30 p. m. precisely, at her late resblenc.
2023 D at. Interment lllllslds Cemetery,
via funeral trolley car. Ilemalns mny !
viewed Wednesday evening, from 8 till 10
o'clock,
OIII.MIIS. At Wlldwood, N. ,t., on Derember
21. IMS. HTHI'linN ri fllttMKS, In his
01st year. Notice of the funeral later
tniLFOlLi:. On December 21, 1MB. LIL
LIAN A., wife of Dr. Calvert T. (lullfnvlo
nnd daufthter of James II. and the late.Mar
itaret tl. MacKcndfli k. urmI 20 years. Hda
tlies nnd friends are Invited to nttend the
funeral services, on Thursday, at 8 t. ni.,
nt the residence of her liusfiand. 1,10 Hast
Washlnuton st , .Media. Pn Interim nt nt
ArlinKton Cemetery on Friday mornliip.
HAMIl;!'. -on December 21. 101S, ANNIH
IIAMll.'T (lice Stein). Helatlves and friends
are invltjil to attend the funeral, nn Thins
ilsv, at 7 .10 a, in . from her b'te. rcsldi-nce,
irtlil North Pnlelhorp st. HlKh Mas. at St.
Itonlia. Ii..' t'htinli at n. in. brei lelv. In
ter nent nt Holy Kenulchre 'emelery.
IIAIttlltKAVPS. -on December 20, IMS,
SAIIAII .ia.ni; nptow or jonn n. nnr-
Krcnves, in
Cplen.l. nm
her 77th yenr. Itelnllve. nnd
invited tn attend the funeral
seniles, on Thursday, at 1 p. in., nt her Into
tiBldcnce. 272.1 North Front at Interment nt
North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Ilemalns may
be viewed Wednesday even nc
II HITHHNAN. December 10. IMS, MAttT,
wlio of John Ilerrertmn and mother, of. the
Hev. Joseph A. ntul the. Key, Michael T.
effern.in. Ilelntlves and friends. nro UivPcd
to attend the, funeral, in, Thursday, at s:io
a, tn.. irom her late rest 1nticel22ll) W. t.o
iilRli ave. Solemn Itriiulem Mas nt Si.
c.iiumbn's Cliiinli at lo a. m. Interment nt
old cathedral Cemetery. Auto funeral. Plcaso
omit "lowers.
IIKI(tS.--On Deeemlier 111, IMS, MAKY
JiiSHPHINIl HIiKlS, dauitliter of tho Into
Pelii nnd "lUabeth Iltv. . llel.itlies nnd
frleruls are invited lo attend the funeral eerv
iis, on Thursday, nt 1 P. in., .at the ..resi
dence of her son-ln-lnnv Mil North Front
t Ca.rnlen N. J. Interment private.
Oreenwiod (K. nf P.l Cemelerv.
llf)IISi:V.-on Dc. ember 11). 1013, JANr.T
It. 'tiee Cromblel.wife of tleorce v. llnrsov,
Jr. ttl.itlves nml friends nro Invited to at
teiici the funeral servhes, on Thursdav. at
2 n m , nt her fathers resldepie, Alexnti'ler
Crnmhle, 8li Federal si. interment Ml.
Morl.ih Compter). Ilemalns may lo viewed
We.tnesil.iy. between 8 and 10 n. m.
lit. M.M I'll On December SI. IMS, UD-
WA1ID. husband of Mary Hltzahcth lltun
liier. llelatlves and friends, also Court
Marlon. Nn. 271, F. of A.; Voluntary Hellef
Department, Pennsylvania Hnllriwl: Machin
ists' t'nloii, and Mutual HeneOii.il Associa
tion or the 1'eniiavivnnla Hnllrnad, are In
vited to attend the riihCMt servlies, on
Wednesday, at l P, m.. at his Into resilience,
as IS Olive st. Interment nt York. Pa.
11,1,1. At Ills residence, Mldwnv ntul
Thomas nvenue... Hlvertnn, N. J... on De
cember 21 list A. WAI.TKK rilniSTIAN
II. LI, need 3.1 venrs. Notlie "f funernl later.
KHUN. At bis resilience, 2Mo North 20th
st on Decembrr 21. IMil, ItOHIlUT W.
KiinN, son of the late Harmon and Mar
caret Welser Keen. Notko of the funernl
later.
KII'll. Near Climbl's Ford, on December 21.
IMS. LKWIB KIPB. In Ills 73d )oar. llela
tlves and frlenls are Invited to ntlend Iho
funernl. without further notlie. Irom his
lute residence, nn Friday. Services at the
house at 3 p tn. Interment at lllrmlnsham
Cemetery. Cnrrlaces will meet tho 12.12
train nt Chadd's Ford.
KIltKI'ltltlDI'. December 20. IMS, MIL
ioN ('., busbnnd of 1'leanor M. and son of
the late J. Howard and l.ydl.i 11. Ulrkebilde,
lti'latlves ami frlemle are Invitnl to attend
tho ruin nil eervi es. on Thursday, nt 2 p. tn..
nt his I. ito residence. 0021 Chestnut st. In
terment strictly private, nt the Frp'tid.'
Southwestern cemetery. Ilemnlns may be
viewed Wednesday, S to 10 n. m.
lUlONFHDlmr.lt. on December 21. IMS,
IIKNllll'TTA. wife of F. A KronrberKer.
inn nullie of the funeral will be given.
I.AHKIN.-On December 10. IMS. MAT
TIIHW T.. nii.band of the bite Strait Uirkln
la ''iimmliiss). Ilelntlves and friends,
,il-o I'eiin Treaty l'lvl-don No. 71: Quaker
Punky
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DEATHS
f Itv Division, LBmIc.'
Auxiliary No. .2S3, I).
of T K . sen invited
i k , arc invited
to Attend me lunersi,
on Thursday, at 8 10 a. m.. from his la'o
residence W F Indiana nve. S"l'mn
lleomem.Miiss at the chun-h of the Vl'itn
tjon. at 1o a. m. Interment New cathedral
Cemetery. Pottsvilio papers rdease cony
MncNAI (iltTON. On Drcemb6r 19, ISttt,
ANNIE, wiiow of David MacNauhton..IleU
llyes and friends, nlso Prouress Council, No,
20, I), of Ii, nre Invited to ntten-1 tho fu
neral services, on Thursday, at 3 p. m.. at
her late, residence, no Pt.siorlus St., German
town Interment private.
JIAltTIN.-On December 21. lots. LIZ3IB
C. MAHTTN, llelatlves nnd friends are In
vited to nttend tho funeral, on Friday, at
P.'to a, m , from her late residence. 21'IS
North loth st. Solemn Ileouleni Mass at Our
Iuly of Mercy Church, nt II a. m. precisely.
Interment nt obi cathedral Cemetery.
MAFFAV. On Dot ember 20. 101S, EMMA
M . laughter of the late Daniel nnd Anna
Maiipsv. llelatlves and friends are Invited
to ntlend the funeral services, at her lata
residents, ledj North 21st St., on Thursday,
nt 2 p. m Interment private.
JIAXWni.L.-On December 18, IMS. KATH
KIlINt: M . wife of Joseph Sfaxwoll. In her
f.Mh yenr. llelatlves and friend, are In
viled to nttrnd tho funeral tervpes,
Thursday, nt 2 p.m., nt her Into, test
dence if2o Ncrth 3d st . Camden. N. J. In
lerment nrlvate, st New Camden Cemetery,
Friends may view the remains on Wednesday
evenlnr. from 7 to Ii o'elork.
McPADIIHN. Suddenly, nn December 21.
101.1, MAHY, daiiKhter nf William nnd Mar
garet McKndden, aged I vears, il months. 27
tlnvs. Ilelntlves and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral, nn Friday. December 21.
nt I p. m.. from lier parents' residence, 1NI-1
(Uad'tone st (below llltner St.). Interment
nt i dil Cathedral cemetery.
Milll'AID On Derember 21, IMS, MAItY,
widow of Terence McQuntd, Funeral, to
which relatives and friends are Invited,
on Thursday, at s..to a. ni , from tho
rpslilenco of her son-ln-law. .incnb Him
inelfnrb, 21.11 South Unmet st Solemn
Mnss of ltcitulciti at the Church of SI
Monlcn's at 111 a nt. Interment nt Now
Cntlti'ilrnl Cemetery.
MI'IICl.l'.IOII.V At her residence. 700 N,
nVnev t. on December 21, Ilil.l. KATII.
FlllNH ,1f. MIHKI.UJOIIN. Notice of fu
nernl later,
MOHAN On December 10. 101.1, ANN
Mohan (nee MiC.iiley). wife of Michael
Mohan. Ilelntlves nnl frlo.nl. are Invited
lo attend funernl, on Tnur'd.iy. ni S:3d
n. in,, from her hus'.and'B resldenie 2I1S
lJ. Hunilhirdnn at. Solemn tlenulem Mnss
nt St. Ann's Church, nt 10 a. m. Inter,
nient lln y Cross Cemetery.
.111)11 IL At Alma, Col., nn December Id,
IMS, AUNI7.-1 .Molllt. vvlilovv of Ctrl Mohr.
nlnl daughter of lalsnbeth llvrne llenlv. Itela.
tlvp and friends iro Invl nl to nttend Iho
funeral. Thursday, nt 2 p. ni from
the npartmentfl of Oliver II. Hnlr is'.'O
Ches-lliiit st. Interment nt Holy Cross Come
tery. JtllltAN. On Deopttiber 22, 1913, Mrs.
MOHAN, widow of William Mnran. ftein
llies mid filenls arc invlied lo attend Iho
fiinirnl, on Monday, nt s :ui a. m., Tom Iho
rcMiletu-e of her ilaiiKlilrr. Huso SI. nuriln
pump, 7H North .illh si. Snlemn Ilenuieni
Muss nt St. Agaihn's Chun Ii, Ht 10 n m.
Interment nt St. Denis Cemetery. Aut 'mo
bile nun nil.
.llt'LI.IIIi. On December 20, 101,1, SADin
Mtll.Ll-!, beloved daughter nf llerthn Mu.
Icr inee Arendt) nnd Hie Into John Mailer.
aged 10 years, llelatlves and friend., nlso
members of St. I'ltsnlx'th's J-.plB'op:il i'hurch,
are Invited to niti-nd the funeral, on Thurs
day, at s ::o n, tn.. from her Into residence.
s2:l Tree street. Mas., nt St. Plln.iiieth'a
Fplscoiinl (Tiuith nt 10 a ni. Interment
nt Fernvvood Cemetery. Hcmnlna may be
viewed Wednesday, s p. m
.MILI.I'IL On December 2n. IMS, CHOItOB
Ml'LLUH, JH.. son nf OeorKP and Tlnre.n
Muller (nee Welnrnch). In his 2:iri year.
Hcutlic and friends nre Invited to nttend
the funeral services, on Friday at 2 p m.,
nt Ills father's resblenre. 2l!3:l West Susnue
hnnnn nve. Interment prlvnte. Ilemalns may
be vli wed Tbuisduv evening, from s to II)
Ml'HNAtillAN. On December IS), IMS,
SAHAII. ivitii of Peter Mm n.igh 111 and
daughter of iho late James and Jane Kelly,
nf Citrlckmofii... ('ountv Tvinne, Ire, nnd,
ltelntlvis and frlemts of the Tamils also
League of the Sacred Heart nf St. Charles'
chinch arc Invite, I to attend fuiier.il. on
Thursday, at :bi n. ni.. fnun hi'i' late real
di'iice. nnrlhcssi cur. Huh and linlnbrldixe
els. Solemn High Mas., of itniulem at St.
Chnr'eh' liiiirih. at 10 a, in. intcrmem Holy
Cross Cemetery.
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