lwyV-
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA'. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1916
17
Harrow and irregular price
.,,,. from ti little more activity tlinn
A . .1.. tmrlinir diirlnc last week
r Bs.s ery little to discuss In the
IMr .v.. Phllmlclimla Stock Ex-
.perttloi
ons on ""
i-. . - i
today
IB" ... .,i,ill,- Inrnl IsiIlM Phllll'
Among ' ine
Bj.lnhta Electric nciu ,..iv...
.ttf. , idvanclng to 28. up . Tho nr
.i .dvanced for the strength In that
i ,. Hint although llio rates were
, effective on tho 1st of April.
PHILADELPHIA
MAHKVTS
rtnALV AND FLOUR
..i-r Receipts AT o1 luh Outside
ffirelow and l-rlir, hero sjmpilhetl
,m(i s."1 . rt- iinnint nn Cnr lots. In
VtJ Tll.tor So i ri"l, spot nml March,
"?rtf'i?? nT 2 southern red 1125tlt5!
EJiSli rejerted A I108V4O1 llttl re
)l D II07W1 1
t i!!if'tterclnts, 21 MO '""h Tnn msrket
;t.Wl. with i sample nfferlnna. nt former
, -- ..,, (nr jots ror mini mine,
I".' i2.ilon-Vo -' li'llnw. TO't V 80'ir .
" .loSIltn TSBTIIr No .1 lellow, 74 ff
Ho. $low UV 7.1c ! cob, per 70 lbs .
: .Tn-flnls n(l,2..0 hush Thn msrket
. . VI3 Tie under n, slow .lomnnd Ouola-
S t& J white. niOBl tr standard
'.ii. lOOriOo NO l worn- . 7""'Y?' " ' ... !
l! M7c s . stmplo oats. M(Mlc, purlflcd
lumdeo. SHW-Hh-Snili
Receipts 000 bids nnd (112.110
IXOIII e;ii ii,,. ini.l off nnd no
, J" i?.Vi rhsnee In prices Ouotntlnns per IBfl
I irr.tl'MnIVinir rleiir. J.-,3 2ri! do..
'! I.JD. Ti Tj.Mfi).-. i.n ilo patent ft HI till
finiss cleir eoilnn sn.Ki
tl M)n in, ilo ,
SJilrtt cil on sacks, J". JllOn BO. ilo .intent.
KJII irtci IS Sown 70 Sprint, tlrst, clear.
J? lV 5"1 do itriUht. 13 WiUM 7ft. .lo.
Stint IJ M '' ,ln 'rlte lirands til J.i
Sift City mill" chnlen and farirv patent,
Vila in city mills remilar isrndcs winter,
IhirAliM do ? .traliil.t. $0 .1-.05 00. do .
b Wfe Vwmi n, nnl. t. ! steady under
o quote. ti5 BO per bbl.,
HlS.kl JknAPinB!!
U..Q.U pR0VlgI0Ng
l v ,.n;7
v. .!, mlffl firm with n fair Jobbtnir
'irffltnd Quotations ranccd ns follows- City
lt in mis smoked und nlr-drled 2I02..C :
SSlm beef. In sets smoked. H4fll2Se . city
Ifitf kntieldes and tenders, smoked nntl alr--Mri
ietJJ7c . Western beef, knuckles, and
iSSri. iSnoked 2U27e beef hams. J2SW
Ell. ror. umiiy ii.-ouw-i m ".-v.
Knn4 looie. lSBlOc , ilo . skinned loose, 10
Etta !4o do. smoked I7'il'ji other
Ntini. imfiKra cny iui"i. " ." "; ""
t-"'"' . -I, ir . ,. ... umnlia,! U'anUrn
'Jriil, JUHfel'c ',0- boiled, boneless, 27c ,
iSmlo ihojlders H 1', cured loni Wr ;
l,.iraol(.d, lH.Wlj'ic. Iiellles. 1- pickle.
Iscwrdlnc to aNoraee looso, 1214 13c . u.-k.
tut bacon, as to brand und HM!ruir. city
Ktid. lofilllc . breakfast Incon Western
,mii. nWlllc , lard, Western, refined In
Siini llllc , do. do. In tubs. I Pic. do.
Inn city, kettlo rendered In llerces. lt'lc.
to, pure city, kettlo rendered. In tuba, ll'ic.
REKINED SUGARS
m .,li war fiutf-t tint firm Wn nllnte:
Iitr tins iranuUted (1 (13c . powdered, II 7.1c r :
rttloners' A U Mc , soft urudes, 0 UUW
UAiui tauuuoiii
nippqr Tho mnrkpt ruleil firm under
""itt offerings and a fair d. inand Quotations.
Kl York, full trc-im, funrj,, bold, IHi'i
IHct do do rair to vnon uem, xtt'ui
Kudo part skints lKMiu , ,,
ntrrrEIt rhi nnrlcet dei lined tic and
ralfd nulet Quotations Wi stern fn-slt.
Blld parked cream- ri fancy ! till Slip ,
ntri, 17c , extra (Irsts .THrsflc llrsta, SI.IW
114., uconila, Soft IJi . thirds J7fi.'lli noar
Mptlnts fnnc I"- meruit, ix'iu 3SHJ.1IPC ,
Intl. S3V30c si. iillds. 2h i.llr apodal
hncy trands of I rlnts lobblnB at 4.HPIU0
r.dca Iteieh-n w.ro mor- llber.il, and tho
Birkit ii l'i pi r casi lower tinder an In
Mtercnt demand Quotntlona In freo cases.
Mirby extra Jrn per ilo7inBniurby llrsta,
ItH nor itandard mse niarhy current ro-
ttlpu, 1(1 flu pi r cist Wi at- rn extra llrsta
13 per caso do tlrata III III) ptr caaai
mthern. per case J.I 711W1KIH, a to nullity,
finer lolected rcxa wiro Jobblne at 27UJtiu.
fer ioitn,
POULTRY
LIVE Tho ninrkit rultd firm, with ilo-
spiina touiil to tliu limited ulterluas 111 nesir
tfibli itock Quotations TuwU cludco. nlP
iH. rooiters, lJWlSc , Bprlnir inn-Kins.
Jlofl minted lli2Hi. do HtaiiKy, 14 Mine .
tsrKcrf jovj.'l iiulkh as to ui4-t unu (iuhi
Jtj, I8"0o , seen. 174Plc. , plBiona. old, per
piir. .sifuc , no youni;. per pair, uu--i-.
DfihUSEl) orrerlnua of deslr.iblo sun k
irt llitit und tbo market rub-l II nil with
tridi (air Quotattons are us follows- rresli
lillJ. dry-packed 1'owls 12 tu box, dry
Biekid. run. v m I. ftp,! 110 14 . welching- 4 l
rOl lbs apiece JUc . wolslitnK 4 lbs apiece,
:0c; welshlnir 3'i lbs aplei e, llic . wtlKh-
inf a ius apiece vtwinr , iqwih in dims ,
irr-ptckid. fancy, wtlnhlni; IVsOft lbs
plcct, lHc wilahllli; 4 Iba apiece lOHr ,
imillir sizes litfriUc old roosters dry-plckeil
13c; chickens Jersey, fancy broilers 24
.te.1 nlhftp n-i.rhv f .npv ltrnlt..rti 1- -fl"4r .
Wcitirn broilers weluttlnir lVaH- lbs upleco,
82021c. Northern Illinois chlLktma. fanov
: illovr, weighing 4 lbs and oer in boxes, 21
i ttSci exceptional lota hbihnr. Northern Illl-
mi isney. weianini; va -U-l Vs inn . in uox. s
1)0125,. Northern Illinois, fancy, wiluhlns
IS 01(4 lbl . In tibia. 17 01' IK, nlh.T W. at
t- Ira. WfTphlne X ll,a timl .vmp In ui... iKfm
;j lie.; qther Western, welghlnc 2'iWJW lbs.
rt,S"Jfs-. o'U'xic . oiner western, weigmnB
SHW14 lbs , In bids . 100111c,. Inferior. 14c ;
f0". per lb WiilBhlne htfflo lbs apleca,
IlC:jc.; smaller sties, 23uJllc . turkeys,
lucy joung hens and toma. Jlc : do., fair
to choice, S3Ji53(ie , old toma 2,1c , spring
Jjeki, nesrby, Hp20o . do, Ststern. flinty,
HOUe. do. do fair to food. 128)l.'ii .
IHS lSOrJIli- . Mn.it.lia i1n.nn L-hl,n
f wilting 11012 lbs per dozen. 5 MtMil
;'!. weighing 0O1U lbs. per do.en. 3 20
i Mnuo, weiBiuntf n ins per mum i-ku-
lll!htl. Wllilnv 1 Ihu na- .lnvn trt -Mfft
IJ!hltB, wfluliinu 7 Iba per dozen. (3
fjjl wnlte. welahliu; ilfiitl'J lbs per dozer
m
AiV.s )-rh- ,J b(f 3. small and Nu, 2,
.MV,
FRESH FRUITS
pi ripply and demand wero both moderate,
fncti iBonred no Important chunne Quotn
K. PP,e. Kr bid Jonnthan, fancy, 1 1
iia,4cU- ,''r to Rood I.' 00O3, Wlnesan
? "iwln 12 S03 2B. Oreenlnif, ii -l,1
"rli'r York
Mi?. otl
161160. Al
tors, imperial, sjiu.i, Hen iiavis.
tner varieties, It ouw.' nu, no
Anntpa In hiillr rn. 100 lbs
t
innl. ll'auturn wam tn.v 1 'R,fll
cm;:, "v "?,"'" 'j'"."" ;.-:.;.
7., 'i.!,uai -cr t-rlo. -.,
A"'!"1?' 'orioa rer strap, - nuin.
li!?t- Honda, per crate. SI BOO 3
"nau per box. t.14 I'lneappln, per
t?iTpyt0 Pleoi 12 BOWS BO. Florida, I." .10
fill 9,rtnbeXr'es, Capo Cod. Per bbl . Wl
'Jim.'K, CchI. ur crate, 12 B0&3 do ,
ilyiP,rB..hl- J'8' do . Jersey. pr crate,
IWiSt... Bil'M!'.her'le"- I'lorlda per nt He
munori, 230300 , opn crstes. 18023c.
VEGETABLES
S!i,,,ock ?M tMY and values generally
t. V" '"tstned as follows White pota
tu i1 ,&'. l'nnsyvanlo. II 20O1 23.
. ll in'V?.?,! ls I'slno, II 1301 JO. We.t
W i U. "ytspolstoes, Jersey, per basket
no, t inner varieties,
lib Mu7Aat .tlali.s.
Ii!2. Mr" bail
EBKI730S. Pal....
basket No I, 43B0c No 2.
potatoes, Vlrsrlnla, per bbl .
Onions, .per 100-lb bag No 1
SBk,s7-i o a IOC nil a. Uolorado funr
MS. ?u-.,cbbk8-. lUnlsh. per ton I1B23,
nun, pa
per. II
PiStk'x"?.' Pr hamper. II 1BW1 40. d
I
inJrtJfcJSiln',,.Mr.t'?4 H25O1.B0 Celery,
Llolk V 7t.v'"ls ! nuiFS DO
r-S?-f be, . nut nn An
Pr crsts II B01J2 BO Hninach. Nor-
K- 101 S3, Kale. Norfolk,
Bute?8- Plurlds Per b
7 SOUth Carolina mp t.l.,.
Texas per nam
c. per bbl . lilW
basket. 73c ui
miOii 1Srf0,-.f lorlda. per carrier Kancj.
w-Cl;ll:,ht?'c?iSo',oB,uii40"- Mu"ru"ns-
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOt'AH BTOCK8.
Via Bull..
urn
-S7
,03
.14
.17
.23
.14
Asked
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04
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III
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4 3. Id
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Sas3.i?sto ;::ii
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nWl ron.nll.l... .
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&- . Mint Kr.l.i V'ifcifTu
Hffii. vw"
.01
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. 40
.1 70
03
03
2l
43
1 73
&Ta ::::
L Wonder
BAR SILVER
Mlyr - lnlii nuijv uq. ..,,.., .
m. - -- ,.s ww,
iHe at New Vorb w
l. lauih r. ' filonaa V" basket. 70o u I j.
ftru! S.f-!rol,lna-.,,r ba,Ke 12 lleans.
iUikii'ffni'"1'.?' -'WS l'eas Klorlila per
Uffa,'0r. 'epPers. Florida, iier mrrfer,
liji'vL..EBP.ISnt, Florida, per crate, li
delnhia Electric Strong on Belief That Company's
V jjUSiness Will Expand, Due to Lower Rates Key
stone uommon at mgnesc lor x ear
tho company would benefit largely from
Increased ImMncss due to the lower rates
1'rlco nuetuatlons throughout the list,
on tho whole, woro narrow and Irregular,
nnd Steel declined i On the salo of ten
share"), American Hallways preferred ml
vnnccd a points 1'hlladolphla Traction
fell l Keystone, Tolephono common,
by nelllns at 15, touched tho highest point
of tho year.
All In nil, traders In this city were In
clined to follow tho lead of Wall street,
whom prlco movements were also Irreg
ular, with no definite trend.
5aes m Philadelphia
1 0
P m
Net
f'liR.
a
, . HlBh, I(OW,
in Am Hwys rf. inn ion
I no
111 Am t' JC w Y1 71 it
170 Am l.oeo . 7flH 71 In
'I?. '.'."W l'-n, .-,,9R m'1 l'"1 -4i4
ini Tilec stor . .. 04.. nafl nt fj
10 int rarer... in4 ini in4 .. -
. 1 Ins Co ft A .. sK 2,15 81 H ti
fir. Key Tel Co.. 1(1 u,J ia
1B1 Kej Tt'tupl till OK 11(1 !..,
r.O Krnn Ton ftrttt
r.ir. r.ako Hup Cor 10',
4(10 Lehlfth. VTr,, 2J?
no ilo nr ,. , n
n Minehln r.n'J
ir. North Central K8
4HI I'enna .. . H7VJ
r.n l' Halt Mfr 100J4
115 l'nnna Htl prof OHW
III I'n Co turn nr 41 K
41 1 I'lilln Kler as
4IKI 1'hlla H T t c III
i; io .f )
jnvi 7,i'5
I1H 41 ''
SS 88
M' H7W .....
psu os ....
jatf ?Jtf ::
w " ii i riJVV l" III Alt ,,,
o 1 Phlla Tract . 77 77W 77H
os ltendlnir . 81 H 8.1 K 84 4 U
loo Tunop-ili Mln (14 O-i d'-i 1-lu
.;m m tr nr ext to
in. in.
ii i nion i rat t. . iaw
, s-i i niteii (inn I Hn4
4ftnii U H Hleel ... hi
aim t'talt Cop ... HI
Kill West IIlcc llll
411 Wsr lr ft Ht 10l
111 W Jcr L 8ca fil
Ml York Itwy . n
BO do rref . 87
40 West UtkV 10
IIO.VDS.
2 10 Mt
High f.ow. 1 M chico
H7.. OT.. P7. V4
12000 All Vol 4s
100 Am (1 & 11 r-s
Am ti u r-s na'l h.ih tn4
ll.tld u 1st r.s im jl io.iJ insH
111 ! Tr 4s RIK 81H BIK
21111111
Sinn
2IMHI ii in ti ns . l mi
100 Kill
2(100 Key Tl 1st (Is UI)
1000 U .Vav c 4V4s 101
loon do reir ...tin
moo r. v c r.s reu im
nion v w&n t c 4s nt';
20(1 l'hllt Illec Bs 101
10(100 1 lead's Ken 4s 1).'.
4 Increase. llecrense
VhVt no
loa ioi
101 mi ,,
101 108
nnu nnW
llll 104
"Pi 04
NEW YORK CURB
INUUHTMAU),
Mill. Asked
Aetna nxnlosltes
2Pt BP4
iMnerlcnn-lirltlati Jlnnuracturlnic, lH
23
All Uult UV U H 7. 2!Vj
.11
411
70 t
(1(1
nu
n.i
.17 'i
143
1."
44
2D
IM
74
I"
8
11.1
BH
101
2S'i
1.10
ir."t
l.i
it
3NH
4
.U:
r.
47
iio iirci is
Amerlein Slnrcont 3V4
AJ.i Itubber Int. w I 70
Cati.idlan Car & I'dry ilj
do prcf . . . 81
Chctrolet Motor Cur t47ll
Curtlsa Aeroplnno 47
Cuban Ctno Hucar B7
HrlgKs-Heabiiry 140
l-merson I-lionodraplt 11
Haskell A llurktr Car II
Hendto Jiff 20
Inter .Mer .Marino 17
do pref im
Kathndloii Ilronzo pref 21
Manhattan Transit 1H
Mtxlni Munition UU
Mldv.ih' Hli.-I (I7U
Otis Ck-tutnr 11,1
Otto Klsenlohr w 1 .14
do pref tin
l'lirless Motor -j;7'
I-oolo i:nir & Much mo
M Jnst pli l,0Hd ir.U
S K Krrsha w I l.'tj
Htand ird Motors h
niiiiiuarino nt v t o ctrs 3S'
s
riillKie film v i ctis...
.'IUII.-I front nnurinir .......... i'
U H l.lirht Jl Iloat 3
do prof 4(1
Wlllt,, Alottira vtf 1 . Jul
World rilm , 11,
HTANIJAItD Oil, HUIIBIDIAIUUS.
j;rarl-. I'lpo s.-o
Illinois is-
Ohio oil .........231
H o of California J1.I
H o of .Now Jorsoy B15
H O of Ntw York ,J13
OTIIKIt Olh BTOCKH.
Illrnelt Oil ll
Cnadtn Oil yi
Chiilmera Oil n
Houston Oil 17
Midwest lttllnlnir ui
MINING HTOCKS.
l'i
230
1K.1
2111
21H
BJO
21U
12
"
111
lid
Hanulpa , 14 H
IS
1H
30
HH
00
mi
7-'
4uu.ntL
17
Cerro
!1H
HH
J
H7
1711
au
2
iiH
IK
7U
1
llutta C A '. V t Ufs...
llutte & N V
1'lrst Nutlonal Copper
tloldfleld Mericcr
lltcla Mining
llowo Hound
Jim llutler
Jumbo xtinslon
Mjgma Coppar
MoKlnley-Darragh ....
Mines of America ....
Niplsslnir Mines Co . .
Han Toy
West llnd Consolidated
West Und Extension . .
llONDS.
Hrle rights
Corro do Tasco tls
Mldvalo fis
...110
. . UU
J10.,
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NKW YOIIK. Slnrch 13. Tho coffee
market opened firmer thla morning, nntl
first prices wero 1 to 4 points above Rat
unlny'H finals, with salea on the call of
0500 bugs
Bnti
HI 1H
si Y,
mi mi ,..
10H lu; 7,...
Bl nt 4
loi ion U
37 87 U
10 10 ... ..
Saturday's
rlosa
7.00tPS 00
8 018 M
H OD4P8 ill
H llltu H 1J
8 UOS 13
8 13V8 IB
u.intpn 18
8.1, tlH 21
h 1SQH L-3
8 27
B 31(
B35J
S "U
18 33
' 37
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NnW YOIIK, Jlarch X3. Tho forelim
exchange market was generally easier this
mornlnf Quotations Demand eterllnr,
4 llVt, cables. 4.T6W 60 days, 4.72 ii
00 days, 4 70U, franc checks, B 90V i
cables, 6 00; relchmarka checks, 12 Bt,
cables,, 72: Builders checks, 42K, cables,
42H; lire checks, 6 70H; cables. 6.70;
Swiss checks, 5 24, cables, E.23; Austrian
crown checks, 12.55; Stockholm crown
checks, 26 40; pesetas, checks, 19.06 roubles
checks. 314-
In the afternoon tha market turned
easier In tone all around. Business was
on a ery moderate scale. Quotations!
Demand sterling, 4 76 1-16; cables, 4 76
11-1C; frano cables, 5.90 i ; checks,
5.90KS relchamarks. 73H073 C16; VI
enna, 12 55; Swlbs, 6 21 45 23; lire cables,
6.70; checks, 6 70fe; Stockholm, 28 45;
rubles, 3 Hi.
RATES FOR MONEY
Call
Tims.
Now York ... . IS!.'!! 2ti
a
l-hll.,,llr,hla 3U4 SU H I
Hoston 3 4 04J4
Chlcuao . . 3U04 4 4MH
Commercial paper, three to ax months, i'hll
adelphla. 3(404 per cent
BANK CLEARINGS
Dank clearlnzs today rompared with cor.
responding day last two years:
110 1915 1014
Hoston IJ1.07.' 100 llB.tlOiJ.44T 120.014,1130
New York 2U3 Hill 30U ;21,8U1,tid. JU7 414 O-'l
I'hlladd. 313B7.1U 10,313,032 20 781,073
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. March 13. HOOa. Receipts.
.Il.liiin, markets atrons. mlied and butchers,
lu 3ii10 kood heavy. Ill SOW 10, rough heavy,
lunoauio. Hunt IVBOOIU, pigs, if.tBO
U 11, bulk ISUOeo till,
CATT1.B Hecelpts 14 000, markets, 100
13c. hUher, beeves 17 30 lu. cows and heif
ers 13 8368 30 stix-kers and feeders. 13.83
h Texans 17 Sf 73. calves. B01I
Hlli;Kl' neielpts, 111 000. markets, stromr:
natl and Western, 34 30O8.6U. lambs, 180
11 33.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YOKK. March U BUTTER. Market
somewhat larser orferinxs of fresh butter, only
moderate tradloe, plcts lower and unsettled.
Receipts, 3268 parksKu extra creamery. 89c t
hls-her scortnv. 30hOS7ci Stats dairy. 130
33Ue ; Imitation creamery. 23 25 Vic.
KtlUa Market attlte, cloatna: firm. Re
ceipt! 10.184 cases extra Brats. 21 He firsts.
SMVkicSlc white efCI. 28S20C , brown cKi.
mdlie mixed color. 21 22c, IsfrUeraUr
Ut. sat Quoted.
Today's
8.I1H
April .oo8.10
May M.I3
June rl.lO
July 8. IS
August
Heptembor H-20
October H 20O8.23
November TK 30
Dotember B 80W8.31
January
February
Did. tOffered.
VAIL ASKS FAIR
PLAY IN DECIDING
WAGEDISPUTES
Bell Phone Company Head
Against Reference to
Temporary Arbiters
CLAIMS OP THE PUBLIC
Theodoro N. Valt. president of the Amor
lean Tclephono and Telegraph Company,
In tho nnnual report to tho stockholder,
made public this morning, makes a plea
thnt tha matter of "control nnd regulation"
of public utilities which takes In the wages
paid to emplojes, deputes between the
workers and the companies, should he
lodged with tho same body for settlement
that regulntci the company In tho matter
of rates, etc . and not with a separata
body, such as nil arbitration board or
other temporary bodies
"When bodies of control nnd regulation
consider costs and sources of revanun '
aays Mr. Vail, "thoy consider wnges not
primarily as to tholr sultlclency or equity,
hut In nn Inclusive way with other ex
penses to assure themselves, that costs nro
not oxcesslvo If theHO bodies were nuthor-
lcd to lntcreno In disputes whero wages 1
nnd working conditions wero concerned,
thoy would consider them concretely, both
ns to sufficiency and equity, nnd ns a dom
inant factor In adjusting revenue
"To gain tho object or to enforce de
mands by combination nnd arbitrary no
tion causing suspension, partially or
holly, of service, to the great Incon
venience of tha public, should not bo pos
sible Such action on tho part of em
ployes of a 'public utility' Is br unjusti
fiable nnd unpardonable ns would bo an
arbitrary suspension of servlco by tho
utility. It Is nn exerclso of arbitrary
power, a disregard of the Interests of tho
public, which should not bo allowed In
theso days
"In tha present state of puhllo opinion,
which has almost If not qulto the forco
of common law, thcrn Is no reasonable
dispute that should not bo settled by com
mon agreement, and uhen that falls tho
Bide which Is disappointed and believes
that It has n good caso should be willing
to lenvo Its case to a body having power
of control nnd regulation, nnd posscssbd
of a Knowledge of nny Jurisdiction over
nil tho essential elements necessary for
reaching an equltnhlo decision "
In speaking further of tho necessity of
continuity of servlco, Mr. Vnlt says that
"to prcservo tho right of tho puhllo to n
continuous and dcpendnhlo service, It
should bo tinder tho s.tmo control nnd
regulation by tho .uno bodies that tho
corporation Itself Is under." "This can
only bo properly dono," saj-H Mr. Vol I, ' by
cmo nnd tho snmo body, which must liao
Jurisdiction oxer nil factors Involved
nnd therefore tho only logical body to
regulato and protect puhllo service em
ployes Ii that which regulates tho 'public
utility' Itself nnd tins tho responsibility to
tho public for this regulation "
hi:at cmowTii or SRItVICU.
Tho company, during tho year, added
1,020,051 miles of wire for use In exchange
nnd toll service, making tha total 18, DOC
545 miles. At the end of tho year 264 cm-
ployos were on tho pension roll. 51 having
been added and 10 discontinued during .ho
yoar. The avorngo pension paiu was -H
a month
Financing for this year linn been pro
vided for, tho average requirements being
CG.000.000, to be used for tho develop
ment of tho Hell system To pay oft tho
E per cent, coupon notes of associated
companies, which mature In April and
May, there wns sold in January $50,000,
000 of 4 M per cent coupon notes, matur
ing February 1, 1918
Tho report of earnings, covering the
year ending December 31, compares with
tho provlous year ns follows:
11115. Increase
riross revenue 21(i uon.dto lls.ti.'.l.n.'il
Tntal expenses 1T3 7JT.S1U 7.0.-1 0 IS
Net revenue .. . 0(1 1S1.7B7 niill.lTK
llalanrn for surplus. 1.1 IM nil 3 1 Ml , HIT
During tho last eight years tho gross
earnings have Increased $111,300,000, of
which $80,300,000 has been absorbed by
Increases In expenses, leaving nu lncrcaso
of $25,000,000 In net earnings.
Financial Briefs
A Joint meeting of tho debenture bond
holders committee of tha Chicago, flock
Island and Taclno Hallway Company, of
which Seward Prosser Is chnlrmnn, und
of the stockholders' committee, headed by
N l Amster, was held In New Vorlt this
morning to consider plans for meeting the
semiannual interest on tho debenture
bonds. Judge Carpenter announced In
Chicago last week, after a hearing In this
matter, that ho would not render his de
clslon until the two committees should
have talked It over today.
Charles J. Bender & Co, Investment
bankers, members of tho Philadelphia
Stock Exchange, announce tho removal of
their otllce to the North American Uulld
Ing The Listing Committee of tho New York
Curb Market Association has approved for
temporary quotation nnd trading the 200,
000 common shares of the Keneflck Zlnu
Corporation, of no par value. They will
be dealt In when as and If Issued.
The Liggett & Myera Tobacco Com
pany reports for tha year ended December
31 last. a. surplus of $3,283,985, compared
with $874,885 in 1914
Tha following applications have been
made to the New York Stock nxchanga to
list securities: St Louis and San Fran
cisco Guaranty Trust Company, certificates
of deposit up to $5,000,000, for first pre
ferred stock, 5JL354.100 for second pre
ferred Block and $20,000,000 for common
stock; Interborough Consolidated Cor
poration, 923.627 shares of common stock
without nominal or par value.
During the forenoon trading on tha New
York Stock Kxchanea today, a block of
$100,000 Anglo-French 5 per cent, bonds
changed hands at 91 H-
Th Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
has declared an extra dividend of 4 per
cent, on the common stock.
The United Fruit Company has called
for retirement, nt 101, 011 May a. Its $12.
000,000 four-year 6 per cent, notes, due
May 1. JB17. Funds for tha purpose were
secured by the credit sales of 121,981
shares of stock at $120.
Tha Wills-Overland Company and sub
sidiary companies reports for tha year
ended December 31 net earnlnga and In
come of all companies. $11,201,258; net
Incoras. $10.870,7o. and balance, $7,318,
618, Tha total surplus was $14,720,519.
The temporary certificates for tha Mid
vale Steel and Ordnance Company con
vertible 5 per cent, bonds will ba de
livered Wednesday 01 una ween.
The New York Subtreasury gained
$633,000 from banks on Saturday, making
"cash, net gain since Friday of $801,000.
Retiring directors of the Liggett &
Myers Tobacco Company were re-elected
at the annual meeting held today,
J II Crouse has become associated with
the bond department of Wlstar & Stokes.
For the fourth week of February, 33
railroads operating In the United States
reported gross earnings of $8,223,978. a
et Increase of $2,076,608, or 33.71 per
cent The percentage Increase compares
with a decrease of i It per cent fr same
week of 1915 and a dscriiM si U-l tr
CictitrUll
1me9
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X- fOMsFrfTeP ' G&fir
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. nnd Mrs. Willinm II. Bulmer
were married 50 years ago today.
I'AUK OUAItn.AND WIPE KEKP
BOTH WEDDINfl ANNIVERSARY
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Bulmer Honored
by Tholr Family
William II. Ilulmer, a Fnlrmount Park
guard for 4 4 years, nnd his wife. Mary,
are celebrating their DOth wedding mini,
vcrsnry at their home, fill South Yevvdell
street, today. Mrs. Ilulmer Is 73 years
old. while her husband Is 74
They were married on Mnrcli 13. 180B,
In tho Holy Trinity Memorial Chapel, 2Jd
nnd Spruco streets They both havo n
Joj cd remarl able health. Hulmer never
linvlng been absent from duty because of
illness Sirs Ilulmer is a sister of James
Uonaghy. former captain of detectives In
this city, now captain of pollen of Lower
Merlon Tho couple luivo S Uilldrcn, 12
grandchildren nnd 3 great grandchildren,
Tho hitter aro lMuiml and William
Harding, .1 cnrs old and 1 year old Tho
children nro William II. Ilulmer, Jr., 4S
years old, who vvus married 21 ytars ago;
James I , John W , Albert Wlnthrop and
Miss Frances Hulmer, Mrs John Oiinilnn
and Mrs Paul nitflltun. In tho taso of
tho Mcsdnmes Gllllllnn, brothers married
sisters Mrs Ilulmer ls a native of Scot
land The cotiplo will bo taken for an nutomo
bllo ride today by Mrs Paul (.Hitman They
will return to their home at fi o'clock,
whero tt family dinner ntlonded bv averv
1 descendant vvitl bo served In an elaborately
uecoruti 11 uining room.
Park Guard Ilulmer's father, who died
n year ago at tho ago of 9 J, was vvi-ll
known throughout eastern Pennsylvania
as tho owner of a fleet of barges running
on tho Schuylkill Itlvcr between this city
and tho coal regions A purso of $50 In
gold will bo presented to tho couplo by
their children.
STEADY TONE IN COTTON
FOLLOWED RY DECLINES
Clear Conditions Prevailed in Belt.
Trading Mixed
Ni:w YOniC. March 13 With ono or
two exceptions virtually nil tho business
on tho Cotton Kxchnnge tills morning was
mv Itching from ono position to another.
Trading, therefore, wns mixed. Tho early
tono was steady, with March down 3
points and other months 1 to 5 points
higher.
After tho call, however, one of the
operators, who had purchased early, bo
camo an nggn-sslvo seller, and this
brought out n larger supply from other
sources, which forced prices of the nctlve
options down 0 to 7 points.
Quotations In Liverpool wero slightly
better than due, showing losses of 2i to
3H points nt the timo of tho start hero
ngalnst expected declines of 3 to 5 points.
Prlvato cables stated that tho market was
tiulet nnd featureless
Clear conditions prevailed In tho cotton
belt and, nlthough temperatures were
higher generally, thcro were reports of
frost from tha extreme southeast
Yes. close. Open. 11 a.m. 12m, 2 pm,
March 11 lU 11 nil
May
Julv
11. 7H
II (17
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October
Ilenmher
January
Liverpool Cotton
LIVERPOOL. March 13 Spot cotton
today was nulet, at a decline, on the basis
of 7 77d for mid-upland Tho sales ag
gregated 7000 bales. Including 5000 Amer
ican. Tho Imports were 20,000 bales, all
American. Tho market for futures closed
steudy at a net decline of 6tjS',3 points.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. March 13.
For eastern Pennsylvania Partly
cloudy tonight nnd Tuesday, with probably
rain In southwest portion; moderate
northwest to northeast winds
Light rain and snow covered New Eng
land. New York nnd northern Pennsyl
vania during the last 2 hours, accom
panying a moderate disturbance that Is
central over southern New Englund this
morning There were also snow Hurries
In scattered areas all along the northern
border A moderate disturbance Is cen
tral over eastern Kansas this morning
and Is causing rIId temperatures In Its
southern quadrailta 't tas not caused
much precipitation, but londltlons are be
coming unsettled In tht, Ohio valley.
U. S. Yeather Bureau Bulletin
Observations taken at S a m . Eastern time
Lo w
8 last rtaln Velnc-
Station. a.m n't. full. V InJ lly Wathr
Atlanta, Ga ... 18 40
Atlantic City . . 40 3ii
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Hurfato. N. Y.. 30 30 .03
Charleston , ,. (S (J
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Cincinnati. O . 4U 411 ..
Cleveland. O... 30 S4 ..
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Oalveston. Tex 81
HarrUburs-. Fa. 44
Katteral. N C. 52
Halifax, N B . 20
Helena Mont. SI
Huron, S D 30
Indianapolis . 44
Jacksonville CO
Kansas Cltr . 4J
Knoxvllle. Tenn 4H
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U, Anseles.Cal, B4
l-oulsvllle, Ky.. 62
Munuomery H
Montreal, Can. IS
Xaahvllla. Tenn. fil
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New York
Norfolk. Va
Oklahoma
Omaba. Neb.
Philadelphia
l'hoenlx. Aril
38
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40
54
Pittsburgh, Pa. 40
Portland. Me 8 J
Portland. Ort., 40
Qiitbeo, Can.. 18
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St. Paul. Minn. 2d
Salt Lake. Utah -OI
san Antonio ,
Ran Francisco
68 88
63 60
Santa F N. U. 38 8
Ba ate. JJarla 24 ID
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WHSON ENTERS FIGHT
OVER WATER POWER
Letter Indicates Veto of Navi
gable Streams Bill Unless
It Is Radically Changed
TVABiIiN'OTON, March 13 President
Wilson has promised to take a hand In the
fight over tho Shields wnterpower hill,
denounced by conservationists as vicious
In n letter to Representative Kent, of
California, tho President says-
"It Is better to let tho wnterpower run
to vvasto than to scttlo tho uso of It In tho
wrong way "
1 His letter Intimates n eto for the
1 Shields bill unless It Is radically nmended
Kent. In n letter, called upon the Pres
ident to havo his new Herretnry of War,
Newton linker, immediately give his nt-
I tentlon to tho question Involved In the
f Hhlelds bill, the control of vvnlorpovver on
navignble streams
"Wo nro making a fight against people
who thoroughly realize the lmincns.0 for
tunes to bo mndo out of tho control of
theso common assets Without foar of
contradiction I again slato that for Influ
ences, nnd lobbying work tho water power
crowd aro thn shrewdest and most dnn
gerous people thnt wo have to light In
tho country today.
It Is Inherently necessary that thero
should be no doubt nhoilt what wilt hap
pen If a bill goes beforo you that does
not fully protect tho tiubllo Interest, nnd
I 0110 In such n nature that tho Injustice
iii.iy no continueu mrougii nn innciiiiiia
term,"
DROP IN LOCAL SUM'LUS
Lonns, on Other Hand, Increased
?8,C8G,000 in Week
Tho statement of condition of the mem
bers of tho Philadelphia Clearing House
Association for tha week preceding to
il a v showed that tho surplus of tho local
bsnklng Institutions decreased $9,728,000,
bringing that item down to $17,822,000,
while loans Increased $8,686,000 to $493.
815,000 Uvcry Horn with tho exception
of loans showed n falling off ns compared
with tho provlous week.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Mains Central llallroail Company, usual
uuarterly or 11 00 per share, on common, pay.
utile April 1 to holders of record Marrlt 13
l.tscett A Myers Tobacco Company, usual
nnnuil extra of 4 per cent on common stoek,
ravntitn April 1 to holrtors of reeoril Marrli 20
Victor Talklnir Maehlhn Company, l'i per
rent on preferred anil r. per cent, on common.
Imth payablo April 1ft to stock of record
March 31
Standard Silver Lend Mining Company, reg
ular monthly of 2'4 rents n shnre, paablr
April 1 to stock of record March 31.
Huccess Mining Company reKular monthly
of 3 i-nts a share, payablo Mar.h 'J 3. Books
closn March 13
Osceola Consolidated Copper Company, quar
terly of 14 a share The previous dividend of
13 was paid January 31. l'Ufl.
National Hank Call
WASHINGTON, .March 13 Tho Comp
troller of tho Currency has Issued n call
for condition of national banks at tho closo
of business, March 7, 1910.
OBITUARIES
HENKY S. CATTELL
Attorney of I'rominenco in Orphans'
Court
Henry Sparks Cattell, a member of tho
Philadelphia liar nnd one of the board of
governors of tho Law Association, died
yesterday nt his home, 2315 DoLancoy
street. Ho had been 111 from tho grip
for three weeks, Mr Cattell was well
known as a practitioner in the Orphans'
Court nnd as a corporation lawyer. He
was born In thla city, October 3, 1852,
und wns admitted to tha bnr In 1878
Mr. Cattell ls survived by n daughter.
Miss Esther Cattell; by his brothers,
Charles E. Cattell. Udward K. Cattell. of
Urookl)ii, and Andrew C Cattell, of Cin
cinnati, nnd by two sisters, Miss Emma
i: Cattell und Mrs. Eliza C. Iteddle. both
of Cambridge, Mass,
Mr. Cattell was educated, at tha Epis
copal Academy nnd studied law In tho
ofllccs of J. Cooke Longstrcth After his
admission to tho bar ho quickly gained
prominence In legal nnd social circles
lie wan n member of the Union League,
, the Penn Club, the Sons of the devolution,
tho Old Guard of the First Regiment and
the Merlon Cricket Club, and was a trus
tee of tho Second Presbyterian Church
I-'unernl services will be held nt his homo
Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
PETER J. HUGHES
President of Termtnnl Company and
Activo in Politics
Peter J. Hughes, president of the
Hughes Terminal Company, died of heart
dlieasa at his homo In West Philadelphia,
jesterday. Kor many years Mr. Hughes
was active In the political Ufa of this city,
and for tha last 10 years has been Inter
ested In building a terminal on tho Dela
ware Itlver holow tho "IIorBeshoe," with
tho development of Philadelphia as Its
object.
ilr. Hughes was corn in Heading, pa ,
on October 16th, 1857. When two years
old, he was brought to Philadelphia by
his parents, and received his early educa
tion In the publio schools here. In 1883,
he was elected a member of the City Dem
ocratic! Committee from the 16th Ward,
and In 1885 was made n member of the
State Democratlo Committee. During the
same year, he was given a position In
Attorney General Lewis C Cassldy'u of
fice, at Harrlsburg
In 1886 Mr Hughes was transferred to
the Governor's odlce. I-ater, he became
political editor of the Philadelphia Times,
and at ons time acted as city editor of that
paper In 1893 he was appointed a Mag
istrate by CJovernor Pattlson, to succeed
Magistrate Clarke.
STOCKTON BATES
Member and Auditor of Union League
and Mason of High Rank
Stockton Dates, founder and president
of the firm of Stockton Hates S. Sons,
chartered accountants, died yesterday at
his home, 7441 Devon street, Mt Airy
Mr Sates, who was 73 years old. was
widely known by reason of his high Ma
sonic rank, being grand secretary of the
Grand lloyal Arch Chapter of Pennsyl
vania. He also was known to Masons
In England and Scotland, being a mem
ber of the Correspondence Committee of
the Grand Chapter. He was a riember
of the Union League as well as its audi
tor, and was connected with many large
financial Institutions.
It Is billeved Mr. Bates' death was
hastened by grief over the recent demise
of George W Kendrlck, with whom he
was associated for many years In Ma
sonic work. Mr. Kendrlck and Mr. Dates
were the last of the original board of
directors of the Masonic Home.
IN 31E3IORIAM
HAMMERER. In sweet and everlaatlnr mem
ory of our dear alster. 11ACHBL FLOIl.
KNCB KAMUEREIt who fell asleep la
Jsus. March 13. 10I
8h was but u Jewel lent us
To sparkle la our midst awhile.
Than Qod called and took his treasure.
Vefsr shs knew an ssrtaly sulla
SISTERS.
2BeatIj3
7Aj Notieta At Printtd in the
Evening LJgr Frtt of Charge,
jssihKUia,,u."Biv me I
nldew of John Alexander, In her.Ooth year,
telattves and trlends aro Invited to attend
he funeral services on Mondsy. at 2 30
f m . at the Oliver II, Rslr HuUdlns, 1820
chestnut st.
ttry
ARMSTTlOXn At her resident;. 1) North flth
St., Mirby, Pa . nn March 10, 101(1. ItAIl
ItiBT II ARMSTIIONO. late of f'olllnsdalo,
widow of James F Armstronr Ku.
nersl services st convenience of thn family
on Tue'sclty at the Oliver If. Ilalr llulldlnjf,
1820 Chestnut st , Philadelphia.
IIAII.KY. On March 12. 191(1. JAMKS C
son of the lats James If shil l.ticlnda
llsllfj- et m years. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral servleea
on Wednesday, nt 3 p m , at his late rest
denes. 2413 Turner st Interment strictly
private
RATHt. On Marrh 12. lOtfl STOCKTON
IIATKfl Relatives and friends also Me.
rldlati Sun Iidse. JB". I and A M., Phllt
drlphlrx Council. No 11 It nnd H Masters
Oriental It. A C. 1ST Urand Holy It A C
of Pennsihanla, Ksrtnsli i ommander 21.
It T Philadelphia Consistory A A M It
3." Huprsme Counell sovereign Grand In
speetnr tleneral, 830, Philadelphia Conclave
So J, K of It C . ).i l.u Temple A A o
N M S . Itnjsl Order of Scotland. Hoard of
Managers of tho Masonic Homes anl mem-
urs or me union i-Sffu are invnea to
attend funertl sertlres Wednesday st 2
rtn precisely at his late residence 7441
)von nvn Mt. Alrv Trlends may talis
1 JO p m train Reading Terminal for Mt
Airy Interment private
mmrif On March 11. 1010. n her lit
resident. AMI Chestnut st , MAnY I.ATI
TIA II unci f, widow of James A M tlur- h.
of Baltimore. Md Interment nt tlalttmnro
r.U.ntVI'l.Ii. On Marrh n. IMS. ROIlf.IlT O
CAlOWRI.l, husiiand of Itel-ecra .1 Ctld
wel'. In his 4llh enr llelttlves nnd
friends also Vtiux ldire, Vn anl 1. nnd
A.. M. Ht 'ehn Royal Arch chapter. Nn,
215 Philadelphia Council No 11 II ami
S M Pt John Commanderi, N'o. 4 K T
T.11 l.u Temnln A A n N M, i.. I.11 l.u
Patrol. 1 In ska Tribe. No 184, I O It M ,
nnd I'hlli.lelphla I.odire No M I, O ( M
nre Invited to attend tho funeral services
nn Tues-lis, nt 2 p in , at his late real
itenee Mil North adlh st Interment nt
Westminster Cemetery Remains may bo
vlened on Monday, from 7 to 10 p in Au
tomobile service
CAHMIV. -At his late resident
st . llrnokln. N- Y . nn X
. 287 i:ast tftth
Hrnnkljn, N Y
March II, HUH
Wiri.lAVC CARSON Bjorf IS lenrs
CAMl'.V. (In March
13, mill. MARION
CAHnv. ,eloved diuhler. of Oliver tl nml
I
Jinn j; t-nsev (ner ward), need n mnntne
Relatives und friends nro Invited to ntteml
ths funeral on VVednrsday. at 2 p m from
tha resldenea of her parents. 2723 North
Moaeher st. Intarment private nt New
Cathedral
CATTFM,. On March 12 101(1 HKVRV t
CATTKI.l, Funeral services nt his lato res.
denee, 23IS De T.anrey place on Wednesday,
at 2 p m Interment private
COI.IinilT. On March 11, lDin. CORNRt.tA
r COI,nRttT, wire nf fieon-" W Colbert
tnee rlarl) Relatives and friends are In
vited to ntteml ths funeral services, on Wed
nesday, nt 1 p. m . from her lata residences.
("hews avenue, Clementon N J. Remains
may l.s vlenecl Tuesday at 7 p m. Inter
ment at Fernwood Cemetery.
EATON. On March 13. 1010 at his residence,
Houth r.anidnnne avr , Lansdnwne, Pn ,
SUYMOUK EATON. Notice nf funeral later
FEI.T.ONA. On March 11, 1010. ROHANNA,
widow of Edward Fellona Relattvea and
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral
Thursday nt H 30 a. m , from her lato resi
dence, 3(120 Hiverford avo . West Phllitdel
phis Solemn Renulem Mass nt at Aa-iUui's
Church nt to o'clock Interment al Cathe
dral Cemetery
rniHIlY. On March 10. lfilfl ENNA KRI8I1Y.
nauaiiter or ainry ana tno late Jticnitril
Frlsby. .Relatives nnd friends are Invited
tn attend funeral services, on Tuesdaj, at
3 r. m.. at tho residence nf her meet
Mrs Minnie Ellis 80 1 Lombard st. Inter
ment Merlon Conettir).
OALLAOHKR. On Mnrch 11, 101(1 JAMRR
J husband of Marearet flattairher Rel
atives and friends, also the Holy Namo Hn
clty nf Ht Edward s Churih and all other
societies of which lie was a member, aro In
vited to nttend tho funeral, on Thuradav.
at a .in u in , tri.m nis late resilience 2HHJ
N Falrhlll t Holemn Requiem Mass at St
Edward s Church at in o'clock precisely
Interment nt New Cathedrnl Cemetery
CIEV.M.IIR. On Mirch 12. mill MATILDA
(ICNAKIIIt fnnmrly nt 1I1.-1 Mlfllln st
vldow of Emll c (..nnehr Due notlco of
the funeral will be ulvcn
GKi:tlO. On March 111, 191(1. JENNIE H
duushler nf William tnd Harnh J (Ireitir
In her 1 1 tls ear Relatives and friends
nro lnvlttil ti nttend tho funeral strvlies
-iuesday nt - p in at her parents' rtsl
dome. I".it North J7th st Interimnt at
lllllsldo I'umotm
CUN On tho tnornlnir of Mnrcli 10 1010
ANDREW, husband nf Mary A Ounn (nee
IcCarthl Relatives und friends, ulsu I'nn
sjlvunla It 11 Iteltdf nnd Mutual und Vet
erans' AssoeUtloiiH iind emploes nf th
Pennsylvanli Itallrnnd Company, nro Invited
to nttend tho funeral on Tueaday. March
14 ut s 30 a m from his lain residence
3110 Aspen st , West Phlludelphi i Solemn
Requiem Mass In Ht. Aaathu h t'hurrh at
10 a. m. Interment at Hull Crass Ceme
tery HA V.S. On Mtrch 12. 1016. DKI10RAH HAAS,
Relatives nnd friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services tin Tuesdty at H p m ,
ut her daushter'a residence. Mrs E, Haf
nrr, IMO N (Iruts st
HALL. Huddenly ut Iier residence, 4720 Cedar
n 11 , on Mnrch U 1 -J III MAltrllA II wife
uf Ahrnhum I' Hall, tilled ul jcurs. Notice
nf funeral later
IIANKV On March 10, 1010, SAMURL A
HANDY, husband of Annie Huney (nes
Lank) Relatives and friends, also P O
H A. Camp No 12 V H of A, Camp No
no, stnnemeu'H Fellowship emplnn-s of Olr
nnl Point Drain Dlevatnrs, are Invited to
attend tho funeral services on Mondav at
8pm ut his Uto rcsldencu, 2317 South
17th at. Interment ut Mllford. Del . on
Tuealay.
HOH'ARTII On March 11 1010 SARAH
EI.1.AIIKT1I. widow of William Howarth
Relatives and friends ure Invited to nttend
tho funeral services on Tuesday, at 2 p m
precisely, at tlw resldfnoa of her daughter.
Kirs C I. Fill forth. .'AIO E Huntingdon au
Interment strictly private
Hl'tllII..S At Ills late residence B24S Tark
ald ne I'DTKIt J HL'OIIKH Relatives
and friends ulsu members uf thi- Holy Name
Society of HI (In-gory s Chiirih und nil other 1
ortrunltatlons of which he was a member, nro ,
Invited to nttend the funernl nt s .111 m . I
nn Wednesdio Solemn lteciulem Muss nt
ht (Irecory's Church flJd nnd Warren sts .
nt ll 30 a. m. Interment private.
JtlM.s. On Mirrh 11. It'Kl. ANNIH I". wife
of Webster 11 Jones Relatives nnd rrlends
nro Invited lo uttend the funeral services on
W. dneada at 2 p, m , at her lato residence
nnu nth kv.- . Dirbv Interment nt St Jnmes'
Chunhird KlnirsesslfiB' Remulns lu ii be
viewed on Tuesdty evening
KIVD. Sudl-iib. un M.inh 12 1010. ELOISR,
daughter of Ann L nnd tho latn Charles M
King Funeral servliea on tuesdav at .1
p m at her mother's residence, IJ do win
ie Mt Airy Interment pilvato
KLOClv. On Marrh 11, 11)10, MARY It,
widow of Cleorce F Klock, nt New Medford
Mass Funeral services at Vsw lledford, on
Tuealay, March 14.
KMSF.il. On March 12 lOlil, AL1IDRT It 1
11 , husband uf Dllen E Knlser Relatives I
and rrienas, also Meridian liuge. No ids,
F and A M . me Invited tu attend funeral
services. Wednesday, nt J p m precisely at
his lata residence 1D8D N Park n( Inter
ment strictly private Autnmoblln funeral !
UKVl'N, Cm March R 101B, ANNA C
daugnter or me late Daniel and veronesa
Krius Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral servUes un Tuesday, ut
2 30 p 111 , st her lata residence, SI3J Fair
mount nve intvrment private
LAUREN! E. On March II 1DI0 WILLIAM
W I.AWHKNCE aged 7H jears Funeral
services on Tuesday, nt 10 a. m , at tha
Old Man's Home, 30th and lUrlng sts, In
terment prtvutL
LEWIS. On March 12 101B SARAH
1IROOKE widow uf George M. Lewis. Rela
tives snd friends ure Invited to attend ths
funeral services nn Wednesday at 2 p m ,
at her lata residence, West State, Media.
Pa Interment private
MAMIFIC On March 12. HU0. OEOROE
MANDUR. husband of Kata Mander, In his
6id i ear Relatives and friends are Invited
to alien! the funeral services on Thursday
at 2 p m precisely, at his lata rssldenca.
northwest corner uf Dale Una and Central
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?.f.'0l,k lne. Interment rrltala In Ivy
Hill Cemetsrr.
M'SWiXFl-h'TO March ll. lln. MART ,
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51"'." "iinirr us, .fnuici iijtvsjitii-1
Relatives and friends srs Invited to attend
the f uners 1 services. Wednesday, at 9 b. m .
ft, her late .residence. 2S01 Catharine st.
Interment private, Remains may bs viewed
Tuesday ovenlna;, from 7 to 9 o'clock
MI'LLIOAN. On March 11, llfl, THOMAB
V .son of John and Msry E, Mulligan (ne
Welsh) in his 20th yenr, Relatives end
friends sre Invited to attend th tuners, on
Tuesday st 8 80 n m , from ths rssldenM
nf his. uncle Thomas 11. FoertSch, 4543
North lnth st Thenc to meet 10-08 trsln st
Wayne Junction for Centralis, ra for In
terment. NllUHML On March 10 1010. at his tats
residence Oak lane near loth at , Osl
Line RORi-HT T NOWLAND Funeral
services nml Interment private Remains
May be viewed Monday evening, from 0 to
P. o'clock
Otrr.MIEIUKR. On March 10, ttJlfl. MAR;
isrcn iu. tuin, mam
BR Relatives and
of ths John ll .Blt
nvlted to attend tha
1 in till i-.iNlliiiMi;it, lt lteia
rrienas, also employes or tl
son Company, are Invited
runerai services, on
from his lnl resl,
on Tuesday, at. 2 p, m.
sioence nisn n 'a st .
oinev Interment prlvste Friends may
-an iinnaay trom s to iu p m
PARHFR. On March 10, 101(1 T JOSEPH.
son of Thomas J and Catherine N. Patkef
nnd nephew of Rev James P Parkir tr
ills lnth year Relatives snd friends, nlsn
II V M Sodality nf Oestt snd Bt Thomas'
Holy Name Society and Relief Dept, of
Penna It R , are Invited to nttend ths
funeral on Wednesday, at 0 a, m . from his
parents' resilience lojfl S lnth St.. Solemn
Renulem Mass st 8t. Thomas AqulnSs, nt
10 in Interment nt Cathedral Cemstery.
Atitnmohltn service
Pltlt KITr. At South Rethlebem, r,, en
Mnnh in HMO lOSEPH M son of Cooper
H nnd Sarah 11 Prlckltt aged al years.
Funeral service, 8t Mary's Church, Ilur
llnntnn N ,1 on Wednesday March IB,
nt 3 n clock Interment St Mary's Church
vurd Deceased may lie viewed nt tha real
dence of his parents, 18 W tlnlon st., nur
llnntnn on Wednesday from 12 tn 2 o'clock.
RAM 111). -On March 12, 1010 MARTHA B.
RAMIKI widow of iVllllam F Rambo ased
78 vears Relatives nnd friends nro Invited
to nltend funeral services, Thursday at 1
Jm nt her datiahter s residence. Mrs,
ennle Knntss 1P.3G Dickinson st Interment
strictly private Fernwnnd Cemetery Friends
may call Wednesday, at S p. m Automobile
funernl
REHIIORN'. On Mnrch 11, 101O at B031 Duf
(lel.l st rrnnkfor.l, JULIA M daughter of
late Herman unit i,nufsn Rehborn Dus
notice of funeral will bn given
HUM I.AMI. lud lenly, on March 11. 101a).
EL1.A1ii:TH 11 daughter nf ths laU
Thomas nn,l Elizabeth II Rowland Funeral
from her litte residence Cheltenham Pa,, on
Tuesdav nt 2 3D p m. Interment private
hllALI.f ROSS. -On March 12 into, SARAH
A widow nf Robert W Hhnlleross, In her
n-lth vear Relattvea and friends nrs Invited
to attend tho funernl services, on Thursday,
Msrch Ifl st 2 30 p. m nt her late resi
dence, -IS.TV Paul st,. Frankford. Intarmsnt
private Please omit flowers
PIMON. On March 10. Itllrt. LEVI, husband
Of Yettn Stmnn nred 70 njtrs nslatlvea
nnd friends, nlsn Joshua Lodve, No 23,
I O O It , Cavnlry Post, No. 35. a. A. R.
Queen Esther Lodge Pocahontas Lady Cir
cle, und survivors of (1th Pennsylvania Cav
alrv, Cameron Dragoons arn Invited to at
tend tho funernl. Tuesday, nt 2 n m., from
his lato residence J1S0 North Newklrk st,
('-'Nth and Huntingdon sts ). Interment nt
Adath Joshurun Cemetery. Kindly omit
(lowers
HTEINMETZ. On Mnrch 12, 1010. EMMA tt.,
wlfo of the latn Snvllllan A stelnmsts.
Relatives and friends nf ths family are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Wednesday nfternoon nt I
o'clock, nt her Htn residence, 039 East
Thompson street, Interment prlvats at Ever
creen Cemetery Cnmden, N J.
STEWART. On March 11, 1010, EMMA. sis.
ter of the Into Jano S Echtornnch. Funeral
services on Tueda, Mnrch 14, at 11 a, m.
precisely nt her lato residence, 227 3. 42d
st. Inte-ment private.
M'FPLEE. On March 13. 11)10. WILLIAM C.
Sl'flM.i:E, aged 40 tears Duo notlcs of
funeral will bo given
TAU.MAN. On Marrh 12. 101ft. LU .IAN
tlllbert wife of William I! Tallmai of
llurllngtnn, N. J . uged ii years. Notlcs of
funeral later.
TUVTfllF.IL On Mnrch 11. 1010 CLARA E.
rilA'lt HEIl (nee Dull), wlfo nf Harry C.
Thatcher. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend tho funeral services on Wednes
day ut 1 30 p m from her Into residence.
28". il N 2Mb st Interment prlvuto at West
minster Cemetery Remains ran be viewed
on Tuesda. between 8 and 10 p. m. 8ha
mokln (I'a ) papers please copy,
THOMPSON. On MirLh 12 1010. ANND.
daughter of tho late Jnmes II nnd Annls
Fisher Thompson Relatives and friends ars
Invited to attend tho funeral services, oq
Wtdnesday ut ,1 p m , nt her lato residence,
nm North f.3d st Interment private.
THOMPSON, on March 11 inin at Doyles
tuvvn, Pi . MARY J. TOHJ1PSON Relatives
nnd friends aro Invited to attend the funeral,
from her Into resident-, ir,d East Cort St.,
Doyleatown. Pa., on Tuesday, at I p. m.
Interment at Laurel Hilt Cemetery, Phila
delphia, Pa
TRESS. On March 11 1010, at Dnylestown.
I'a. MA1U!.UU:t YI:A(1i:u wife of Matthew
Trtss agiid Jt )eara und 7 months Rela
tives nnd friends nro Invited In nttend ths
funeral services, nt her late residence, 131
West Ashland st.. Doyleatown Pn . on Wed
nesday, at 2 p m Ri mains may ha vlewod
In Mount Northvtood Cemetery Cliupel, Phila
delphia. Pa . nt 3.311 p m.
VOORHLES. On Mnrch 11. 1010 THEODORE
VOOIHIEES Funeriit aervlces nt his lata
residence. Colony House Dlktns Park. Tues
ih), nt 11 a m Interment private Kindly
omit flowers Special train will leave Read
Inc Terminal 10 IS n m., returning Immedi
ately after the services
WATTIS. On March 11. Win, MARY B wife,
of tha lute William L Wattle, aged 81
tears Relattvea nnd friends aro Invited
to nttend the funeral servliea Tuesday, at
2 3D n in , nt the Indigent Widows nnd Sin
gle Women's Asylum, 301.1 Chestnut st,
WILSON. On Slarrh 11 mill. MARY A..
wlfo of John H Wilson and daughter of
Mary II and the late Charles II. Ilnrrett,
ngetl IS jeara Relatives and friends are
Invited tn uttend the funeral services, at hsr
lute residence, 4831 Hazel ave on Wed
nesday, ut J p m Interment private.
WOLFE. On March 8 1010 nt West Point,
.Montgomery t nunty, i-a , uzizifi. j vui,tria,
formerly ut Qermantown
lAKLNN. On Mnrch 12. 1010 EDNA,
cluughti-r ur Jeiinlu Stevenson nnd lata Wil
liam Wrenn. need 21 tears Hetntlves and
friends nro Invited to attend the funeral, on
ednesd 0 nt 7 30 u m from her late
restdenc." 37 Hast Woodlawn nve . Qerman
town High Masa at St Catherlnn-s Chapel.
King it, at It a. m Interment ut Holy
Senulchre
Wl Rl.s. On March 72 lOln HARRIET,
daughter of late DanUl Wurts Funeral
servlco on Tuesday March 14. ut 2 p m..
ut the residence of her nlice, Mrs Joseph
Ondwln, 1)11 Pins st Interment prlvats.
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