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EVENING LEDGEBFHILADELPIIIA. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916.
IS
PHILADELPHIA
MARIUSTS
GltALN AND FLOUR
l-.it Receipt 1M.TCS bush Ths mi
IflTIl-1..,. ...X.. -.-vi.rntB offer ntni and
mir-
A
e.i .Mien mir ,.. -."---- , : , - . , .1
F1 nA Quotations car lois in wiii n-
BNfl S wS! Vin.l Mrch. 1 10 I ID:
l'- kAtHMri II IllCl.Ui niBUiiiTi nw
.1iii in N" ami ii tarai io;et.
SISK " th- iSariirt reted tendy
rEf,2a,'filr QuotRlletnt Car lol for local
"L1?! w lofallon -No 2jwlw, s.?W81L1.ra:
P .e vellow, TBIfSiH".! no. jtiiow. i"w
&Vo 4 jcliow. 74 87BC I cob. per JO lb-. .
S?itI -Receipts, 17.102 hush. Trade was
PMT?j 1 ,.if,. were steadily maintained.
'flrlt, Th.-.
aw1"' --,:, I- u.m
Quotations per
Eim In wnl -Winter ctrsr 14 flow -, in.
jSi IW. in i" R 4 d patent. 13 no 9
nl.-Il'Mea? cotton sacks. l704l)Ui
!t ' 'V .ii"- ,
V':'.r,.liht cotton sicks, lo 20P(l 40. do.,
!,rli?i; lack.. t5 40S?r.0O, sprns. first
' &,Fn'SoM ." hut ruled -tr.a-ly
5i light offerings Wo quote at 1103 DO
2. W O"1"""
f,
ricoviaiufta
.. teas a fair Jobhlnrr ilcm-iml and the
TKI'-om ni Quotations follow ntylieef
P".. m.iii ami alr-rtrled jitnaio : ivm
2,iif 'mokr.1 SIa.V : city beef,
PvtlM smf tenders smoked ml air tlrleil,
'4t
ft?: dr'honc"SMbone,cM Wo T 1 .cnle Vhouj
lK'S"fi i,i loose 12'ic.: do. Kmoked
ftniiur belllea In pickle, arcordlna- to
i"9JJ.' looM ll'iWire i breakfast bacon.
''rKlTrirdn.t aJrrnpo. cftj- cired. 17ftlHe
!!lw"tVrn "urnj. 17 18c: lard, Weatern.
U,'J I efcVs Is'ic . do. do tuU ISHe
Vi SiM City heme rcnuerc; I in iiccupj.
l5fteT" d" 'lo ln ,ub'' 1 4Pl
RKFINED SUGARS
V. One Jninulate.1 11 noW7c powdcre I
foTl(k?fconf"clloncr A. n si)0 Hue. . soft
ISJei. tf "WO "'"
i DAIRY PRODUCTS
PntRESK (i(Terins ncr" Hirht nnd the mar
w riled nrm mil trnd was ijulet. Quit a
Si. S-r Tork full cream, fanci, HHO
Skit i do do fair to cood. held. 17U
iS5r do do Pirt aklma. lljflllc
n nUTTr;n The tmrket. ruled tlrm under
lhi efferlnaa and a fnlr .lenrind. Quotations
Wrttern fres'i aoll.1 tiai kl. creamer fapc
SSSSS 40c eji'i IS( extra llrels tie.
523 3(lc seconds aifW.c . nearby irlnt
MS. 41c. oeraae extra. ailfHOc . IJrsts.
SfllVc: seconds 3IW31C special fancy
Midi of Prints jobhlns at 1 1047c
tEGOS Tholre fresh ecirs were In filr re
.wit ami steadv Quotations; In free c.isss
Mrtnr extra Mr rer dozen, nearby llrsta.
GVj per standxr.l case nearby cvirruit n
JftoU. 1130 P"r casi Western extra tlrata.
Kir cm do firsts HI 30 per rw,
SJhern per -use J3 SflWIl 3. u tu quality.
?.Sr seiecwd "kbh w.re.Jnbblne at J7-"ic
5rd0M"- POULTRY .
f IVTv Offerlnas were moderate ami the mar
M ruled stesdi with trado fair Quotations:
rtwS clolcc ISKf lt)e roosters, l-ffil.lr .
Srti. clilekcna . ft meated. IDC-IK . l l .
irr 14UJ lr III1CKS IIH lO H12U HUU ljUllllkj.
tga'oc jpeose 17r.'c . plscons old. per pair.
?x3(c. do oun perpilr. L'OW-lic.
?nitESSnD Tho market ruled Arm . with
irmind enuil to the nrrerlnaa. or ursiraui)
iuc Quotations were us rouows
Prcsh-
llllel. dry parkid l'owls IB to box. dry
lemxL fane silerted JIc nelchlnn 4's'rfi
Libs apiece. L'U'ir . weuihliiR 1 lbs apl ce.
M4cj nvlKhlrur 3i4 Ihn. apiece, llic . w'lKh
fn. s lbs xnleee 171lSc . fowls. In bbls .
ill Pick"! fane wclEhlrur l'4Ss Iba apiece.
:0c.l welshlns I lbs apiece 0c . smaller
IjcA lBfjtUe "Id roosters, drv picked lfic ,
thickens Jersey. fane lirollera. aiOJtlo .
tir Tipurhv fanci broilers Jtp24c iVeat-
m broilers, welshlnir l'-j2 lbs. nplcco. Si
DZ1C.I Jonncril niiuuii cuii;isi:iti iiviy
low. wiljthlnc I lha and ncr ln hoxes. 21
.th. Wistorn uelirblnc 4 lhs nnd ms r.
to boxes. 18lDe other Wcstorn. wclshlnB
iSCSH lbs In boxes 10017c. other West
ira. velEhlnir 2'iita'i, lbs . In bbls . nffllnc .
tirtrlor, 14c. Capons per Ih Welching; 8010
En. apiece 27P2hc smaller sizes. J34?dc..
turkeys, fancy oun? hena and toms, 31c ;
.. fair to choice 2330c : old toms, 23e :
nrlnx dueks, nearby 18ffl20c ; do , Western,
ticy?17lf(c . do do., fair to cood. ljaiSc :
rie, 1520c anuabs per dozen White
mk-nkur UOl.' lbs per dozen, 3 N.-,su.
kite, welehlne 0W10 lbs per dozen. 13 21W
115: white, wolKhlne 8 lbs. per dozen 3IJ
4 Tl; whits, welehlnc 7 lbs per dozen, 13 23 if
US: white welKhlnir nsftl'4 Iba per dozen,
iihd.( uara, 3.' quvh. small anu no -,
1141 SO.
Ii'HKSH I-'KUITH
bTIis market was generally steady und-r
moderate offerlnsa and a fair demand Quota
tion: Apples per hbl Wlnesip, S3tff I
Btldwln. ) 30iJS3 flreenlnu. 12 21 J 73
lorit Imperial J2SJ3 lien D.iils. II 7nJ 'ill
lr varieties llMffSBO, No 2 It J31H
150 Apples In hulk per 1I0 lbs , '.01 Wll in
yples. western per liox SI 2"2 Ounites.
norlda, per ir.ite J2 r,i)W3 no Tangerines.
JTorlla, per strap .' '.o)M Urapefrult
Fundj Wr irntM XI Ml tili I Tnmnni. nu
toin84 Plneaiiplis por crate 1'orto'ltUn
iiJ an j'lorma J." 'iinu1:! iu (. r.inborrles
fit Cod ir lib! JSJilo do I'apo L'oil, net
50$
tnii. t:
e per hbl . I7WS.
llorlda, per ot
j nil. Nrmvvn
-It irliorutnrs. 313()c.
niuf, utiraile
VEGETABLES
tWIrabln nrm le nn il f.tl. lv nn.I iln,.. . .n
rilly wera well suMLulnfj an fol!ov White
Mltoei, pr buih Ptnnlvtinlu, SI J.1WJ US
&J do.. N,w "Vo-"1 1 lRl 1. l . do
'ii?' a ' JfrBe . or "asKt. o 1 It"?' ''"CP
". jv l uuicr ariilxfw in'' . mc .
ao, .No J ;tni?(0c Sveet ritatu'a Jfr-
Wr biik(st X. 1 JCrl.ii. .). jI.xi v..
SSnrtl'lf itfi luruau Tldlan wa nil llasu.
. -- - i.w w s. sj 4viitnnin Ull'l .noi-
tl fli TTOP hn rrrnrtf xv- Tr fl t . ,1..
Jj. J, SiStffbi)! do Vlrslnla per Mil . tl Vt
' .union per tun lb ban No. I $21i
. go., oo ko -j toc WJ1 23, do . rolora
l. fanrif l'r.Mni. 't.i.1. .... n.ni.i, ...n
JJfi I13B20 do Iiorlihi, per hamper. 1
"I oo Houth C'arollni per irate. 1 23ei
.SO. PAlpri T.'lftrl.l-i n. w ,.t. t T? I I'.
Sclnirh Vnprnit .U.H i.l.t 1 1 f j n pi, ".iTL
tan. per hinipir, IinilSJ Knlo, Norfolk.
!T 'v.TJ',0' Lettuce, Tlorlda. 'per ba
IK" J0U- 5U 'lo Kouth Carolina. ier baa
& 'v2, do Xorth Carolina, per banket, SI
. neu ns, llorlda per 1 askt !.';(
rill. PlnrMfi n, l.uL... SiRiit nndrU
CM1- D" carrier SI 1U02 SO Uirrjulant.
Jiwlaa, per crate. I24T2 &0 Tomatoex. Vlorl
Kr. Mr ..T"rrlr. farci 11739-. do. do,
jwu-f.liei BO 5IU3hroom3. per 4 -lb. basket,
'! 11.40.
; THE WEATHER
Oflicial Forecast
WASHINGTON, UVch 21
For eastern Pennsylvania ninmlv to
:Bjs!t1lL warmer In famitli iifirllnn WirltiAH.
T partly cloudy and warmer; gentla
jQloudlnesa has Increased generally, ami
Sftlther rni.llttnnu l.n.a I.Ann.nu llnanlltml
'nearly n portions of the country Uur
"rlne last 14 hours, -with rain or snow
jrpra the. Mississippi lll or eastward, ex
5PJ m tha eastern Gulf States. Jlod-
rains also coercil the Pacific States
jj" wrre portion of the plateau region.
JM temperatures liae risen In districts
of the Itockles, except In Wisconsin,
hmejota nnd North Dakota, but hae
" reached normat conditions In tho mid
5 nd north Atlantic States.
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S. "Wpntfipr Tlllro.-ill Ttnilotin
Wrtatlona taken at 8 a. ra Eastern time.
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r?r' ,Jnt I-, 3nn0 .In. favorite brand;
iii&nM. city mill", choice ami fancy .pat
'V i tSOfl n-: eltv rnllH, regular arntVs
Eh,'. VleJr. I lnff. l.V'lo straight. 13 11
Hjftli i nT27 beef hnnw. I23ffan. Pork,
W10?!- ii f.nW2l ham H. I. rtircrt loose,
(iuftte do Vklnncl I lonje 0H17e do.
l"Ffd lHflH4c . other hams Bmoked
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24 SW . Hnow
20 ,12 W .. Cloudy
48 sV 10 Cloudy
3 ,0t KB .. I'.CIdy
K8 .01 NH ., Clear
28 4B NW . Cloudy
r4 ., HB 10 Cloudy
2H ."2 NW ,. Cloudy
06 .. SV .. Clear
28 28 .20 8 .. Snow
42 34 .31 NK 14 Haln
18 0 ,02 NW 18 Clsar
30 gi .,W 14 Clomly
40 38 ,, R iu Qloudy
jo bs :: js . gicdy
68 04 .. w 14 Cloudy
8? 48 IS few . ClMdy
Si Si SV 12 PCldy
60 B4 48 S .. Cloudy
J8 W S . Cloudy
S'i 5? i 8W . Cloudy
52 ii 'W W 10 Snow
68 68 SW &CIdy
0-' b. 8 . Cloudy
26 28 08 8 4 Snow
3- 28 12 SB ?. Cloudy
6i) 88 . B 16 PCtdj
44 44 K Cloudy
28 28 041 8W 10 SnM,
61 CO 08 SB Rain
fj 30 IS NW Cloudy
13 12 . 8W 13 Cloudy
40 4 J w 14 Cloud
t 4 W P Cldv
S4 R'l Aa uv ii rtu
4 Su xt r...v
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4 08 NW r-umd,
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li VCUy
MAYOR AMAZED BY
TRANSIT PLAN DELAY
I'ontlnned from Taee One
rltlcn to rrather Ideal for tho Mayor, who
nnnts. If possible, to raise the ravenua
without creatine; nn ndditlonnl burden for
real estate owners.
Tha Mayor arrived shortly after 11
o'clock and, with Mra Smith nnd his son
Frederick, went home from the North
Philadelphia station before Bolntr to City
Hall.
The Mayor (rot to the Hall at quarter
to one ahd Immediately sent for Director
Twining-, repeating his Inability to under
stand why the transit report had not been
given out, Then he collled up finance
Committee Chairman Oaffney nnd told him
to come over to talk about the loan
Jtost of tho Mayor's Interview xvni given
on the train and at the North Philadelphia
station He had Rone directly there with
his wife and son, the other members of tha
party setting off nt West Philadelphia
They Included Senator tnd Mrs Vare, Mr.
nnd Sirs W Frceland Kendrlck, Mr and
Mrs. Thomalj lloyle. the Coroner and Mrl
Knight, .Mr and Mrs. .Tames M Hnzlett,
Mr nnd Mrs. Harry Doiflnger and Mrs.
William H. Wilson. Director Wilson was
on hand to meet her
The first thing Mnjor Smith had to say
as:
"1 do not understand why the Twining
report hus not been made public "
Asked If he had tho Twining plan, he
replied that ho did not.
"I nm surprised," he said, I'that the
report was not out n couple of days nftcr
I left for the South Both tho transit
nnd financial programs will bo settled
within a few days."
TALK OF TAX HATE
Asked about the probability of an In
crease In tho tax rate, ho said:
"Tho city's financial condition Is due to
cowardly evaBton that has extended ocr
a period of many years, I am not pre
pared at this time to announce my policy
regnrdlng a tax rato Increase. It Is now
being made a political question. It will
not come before Councils for action for
some time. If It Is found that a hlghor
tax rato Is necessary, I am not afraid to
go to tho publia and show them why It is
necessary.
"I nm now trying to find other means
for Increasing the revenue besides In
creasing the tax on real estate. There
certainly should be other means with
out Increasing the tax o nreal estate.
Other cities have other means of reve
nue "I now hae a man Investigating the
financial problomi of other cities."
"Who Is ho?" the Mayor was asked.
"That Is my buslnofcs," ho nnsnered
The Mnor sntd ha expected to attend
the meeting of the Finance Committee of
Councils this afternoon,
"IinnOKS" ON SUBWAY
rioxertltiK to the subject of transit, tho
Mayor said:
".My position as regards tho transit pro
gram is tho Hniuo as It always has been
I wai from tho first In faxor of rapid
transit fncllltloH connecting both ends of
llrond stroet "
Ho was asked If ho favored a subway
along the entire length of Broad street
He said:
"t favor a subway ln Itroad street
wherever fenlblo. Marshy lands In tho
lower ends of South Philadelphia present
engineering difficulties, howovor. 1 am In
favor of rapid transit facilities tho entlto
length of Broad street, but I nm not say
ing whether I think It should be BUbwny,
elevated or surfaco linos."
H would not say If tho marshy lands
ho referred to wero below Oregon avenuo
or whether they Included most of South
Philadelphia.
He was asked whether h hounlt ths
Broad street sukwnv, built uc intlro
length, would pay from t,"i sti-rt. und
answered:
"I don't think th.it anvono has ever
hid any Idea th it tho Broad titrcct sub
way would pay from the beginning.
Mnjor BlankcnUurg told me beforo I
went Into ollico that it was his opinion the
Broad street subway would not pay for
20 or 30 yeais, but whether It will p.iy
or not Is not influencing my opinion re
garding tho necessity for the line. It Is
tho convenience und tho service to the
public that I nm considering. If they
want rapid transit lined they will have
them If It Is possible to build them."
"TWINING NOT UNDERSTOOD "
Discussing tho plan announced by
Director Twining some time ago extend
ing from lirle nvenue to Spruce street
only, the Mayor Bald
"Dhector Twlnlng's suggestions were
not fairly, undetstood The public hasn't
given suillcleut consideration to tho cost of
the transit project and It Is my duty as
tho executives otflcer of the city to point
out what this cost will be. I have asked
Irector Twining to bhow in his report the
graduated cost to taxpayers of the rapid
transit lines." ,
Discussing the 186,800,000 loan, Mayor
Smith said he would get busy on the big
loan within a few dai He was asked
whether he looked for any more delay
under the high-speed lines authorized un
der tho $6,000,000 loan, and said: "There
has ben no delay AH the money availa
ble under contract, as I understand it "
Ha was asked how long ho thought the
City Hall section of the Broad street sub
way would bo held up, and said.
"The City Hall section presents a seri
ous problem You know I have talked to
b8ver.il eminent engineers as to what they
thought should be done there. That prob
lem Is not yet settled "
WILL STICK TO AMBLER
The Mayor kept shy of any discussion
of politics "I have nothing to say," was
the only answer he gave to questions con
cerning the announcement of Governor
Brumbaugh's candidacy, the Governor's
local option fight. Senator Penrose's pro
gram for nn unlnstructcd delegation to
the Republican convention, and the presl
jAniini t.nAtn r.it- Philander C. Knox that
-was launched last week by Senator Oliver.
The Mayor uio, now ever, utumre uui
he would continue to support Charles A.
Ambler for the Republican nomination for
Auditor General until the last. His atten
tion was called to the fact that the Gov
ernor, ln a statement toaay, saiq ne iiau
not endorsed nny one for Auditor General
The Maor said
"I am for Ambler to the last. Itegard
less of what position Governor Brumbaugh
may take, I will stick to Ambler."
The Mayor vvaa asked:
PBNnOSK'S INTENTIONS.
"Have you either directly or Indirectly
learned whether Senator McNIchol and
Senator Penrose mean to use every delay
ing tactic In their power and finally carry
the loan Into tho courts unless an agree
ment la reached curtailing the Vare
i)0Wx&r7'
"No, I have not learned of that either
directly or Indirectly,"
The Major would not discuss the prob
ability of, such an Intention on the part
of the Senators being true, and the ref
erence to the "Vare power" he dismissed
as being- "political" and said he had no
interest in the political Bide of the loan
bill.
"What do you think 1b back of Coun
cilman Seger's demand to have the people
know the cost of the loan for the next
30 years! Is he doing It In all moral
honesty or Is he prompted by political
reasons?"
"Mr. Seger la only seeking to emphasize
what I pointed out In my inaugural ad
dress. I knew that he la actuated only
by the best of reasons, and not at all by
politics.) The people ought to know what
roust bT paid, and that is why I made
Director Twining work his, report over
so that when lie gives it out a chllfl can
understand it"
"Why U Councilman Trainer, a one
time Var man", objecting to the payment
of the old Vare South Philadelphia claim
of JJI0O00 in the loan item?"
'You II have to ass Trainer that him
self "
The Mayor explained, that he had yet
t3 gather ell tha information on that
THINKING LEADS TO ACTION;
ACTION MAKES FOR SUCCESS
Character Is the Fundamental Thine; In Life. It is ever chnnpinB. nnd
never the same. The quality nnd quantity of your thoughts determine
your character. It is today the total sum of what all past thinking has
made it. iour character today represents the state of your consciousness.
This, in turn, represents conclusions reached by voti nnd known ns knowl
edeo. You build your own character by controlling yoiir own thoughts.
Orifcinntive. creative and constructive thinking rapldlv changes the build
ing known as character. Positive thinking develops good character. Nog
atie thinking tears character down.
Thinking Leads Into Action. Ambition, knowledge, deteiminntion nnd
courage are positive traits. Thinking along these lines gives purposeful
desires nnd leads into right lines of nction. Wanting to do the best that
we know gives a starting point for the development of the better ways
for increasing production.
Repeated Action Establishes Habit. As thinking is done in accordance
with established habit, so action, likewise, is fixed bv hnbit. Each one
views his own problem in a distinctive way. But he gets answers which
satisfy him, nnd he gets them in accordance with hW self-made rules. Ho
has positive opinions, which are his conclusions reached in thinking.
Habit Forms Character. Repeated thinking and acting molds habit
and establishes character. Character belongs to your mentnl or spiritual
selfhood. It is tho structure proper of your life. Your success depends
upon it Your happiness is controlled bv it.
Character Speaks Through Personality. As your character Is, so your
perponnlity proclaims you to the world. Your character is your inward
power, while your personality is your outward expression of it. Sincerity
enables the personality to represent the real person.
As You Think, So Are You. You cannot bo different from your
thoughts. You are mndo like the mntcrial used in your making. Your
chnracter is molded by your mind. You say and do In thorough accord
with what your mentnl schooling has taught you. Mankind will judge
your personality as representing your real character. They will commend
or condemn, in accordance with what your personality makes your char
acter nppenr to be. i
fCopyrloM. Did, bv Bnsd ,. Smith. rnllndclpMrtl
Rem beforo he mikes up his mind on It.
Ho said:
"The dny tho newspaper editors were
nil In n conference In my olTlcc that ques
tion enmc up nnd Director Webster told mo
later that ho had nil the data In his ollico
or knew where It could be got I asked
Senator Vare about It In Augusta, nnd
he told mo former Director Cooko would
hnvo paid tho money but for a council
manic fight which developed then But
as to why Trainer Is Kicking, you'll have
to nsk him," the Mnvor milled and waited
for the nc'xl question
"Why aro Finance Committee Chairman
G.ifftiey nnd City Solicitor Connelly silent
on tho old question of 'enabling legisla
tion' for constitutional amendments''"
"CONNELLY FEARS NOTHING"
"I don't know that they aro especially
silent A great many lauxcrn, Mtssrs
Gnffney nnd Connelly among them, have
talked to mo lately on that subject and
the npiiiliiu of all was that tin enabling
legislation was necessary."
"Does Connelly hesllnte to give nn
opinion on the question raised by former
City Solicitor Rvan relative to the legal
ity of tho loan"' '
"I wasn't nwnrc that Mr Connelly was
nfrnld of nnv thing Ho has not been
nsked for nn oplt.loti on tho legality of
tho loan "
THE LOAN'S CHANCES
"Hnve jou heard that tho loan will lie
attacked because nil activities started un
der Mayor Blankonburg aro not Included
In 'the unfunded debt' Items In the loan?"
"No, I had not heard that and I don't
believe It has nny basis In fact I was
under the Impression nil had been In
cluded I'm hot sure, but I couldn't recall
nt this moment any that hail been left out.
However, my ansivcr to that question Is
No ' "
"What do you think of threats made
by outlvlag wards to defeat the loan at
the palls ttnless assured of better transit
out ijI thi $35,000,000 for Hint purpose""
"Till? qiiistlon Is premature, for I don't
think thert ought to be a kick over a thing
until It has been iliade clear, iiiul I don't
r-ee why the outlvlng wards, which sou
mention, nhould make threats until they
know what they ate going to get and until
Director Twlnlng's plans are glNen out
complete they won't know.
"If such thrents have been made It In
stances a line c.it-e of 'tijlng beforo you're
hurt.' and If suth action should follow
In the line of the threat as alleged, I
shoulij simply say It would bo a tjplcal
dog ln-the-man'ger procedure "
"IF THE LOAN FAILS"
"Do you-believe at this time tho loan
will be passed III time to llo.it bonds be
foro tho close of jour first year ill otllce'"'
"Yes. I believe It will bo passed and
approved at the primaries In Mnj"
"What position will jou bo In If the
loan falls?"
"I'll bo In the position of every sincere
thinking Philadelphia : I'll be disappointed
But remember, the defeat of the loan bill
won't be my funeral I won't bo hurt
personally The situation Is simple. Cer
tain Imptovements aro needed. I have
outlined things that ought to be done
One doesn't need to explajn that to make
Improvements costs money.
"The loan bill will be designed to pio
vide a way of paying for Improvements
much needed Thero has been much talk
about how badly needed they wore Now,
If thero was any sincerity behind tho talk
It will be shown by the approval of the
loan bill, when It comes before the peo
ple I don't consider my position will be
any different whether It passes or falls
"I was elected Mayor to try to do for
tho people what they want. It Is not up
to me to make them want u thing; my
duty ends when I give them what they
want, or at least try to, the best I can.
If they show they don't want a thing, that
ends It: I won't try to make them take
It. That's the way I look at the loan bill.
It's up to tho people. They may hnve
exactly what they want"
Tho Mayor let loose a bit of Informa
tion regarding his personality when he
confessed this
"I'm this kind of fellow," he Bald, "I'm
slow to make up my mind I like to know
a thing inside and outside before I reach
a decision. Just like any business man
would. When I've decided I'm pretty
sure of myself. But even then I would
not say my decision was unalterable Only
fools make up their minds never to change
them. I'd rather be classed with the
wiBe mea"
Found Dead on His Doorstep
Jacob Mlntz, 30 years old, was found
on the ateps of his homo, early today,
at 2501 Natrona Etreet, by two passera
b Dr. Paul Rothkugel, of 2463 North
23d street, was summoned and pronounced
tha man dead of heart disease. It was
said that Mlntz had visited friends In
the neighborhood of 31st and York streets,
earlier ln the night
To List Ohio Gas Stock
COLUMBUS, Of, March 21. Application
will be made to list tha stock of tho
Ohio Cities Gas Companies on the New
York Stock Exchange. Eastern Inter
ests recently bought S000 shares of com
mon stock that had been In the company's
treasury, at 170. The stock is now sell
ing around 193,
OBITUARIES
REV, DR. THOMAS C. PEARSON
Funeral of Late Chaplain of Philadel
phia Hospital to Be Held Thursday
Funeral services' for the B,ev Dr.
Thomas C Pearosn. for many years chap
lain of the Philadelphia Hospital, who
died yesterday at the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital, will be conducted on Thursday
afternoon, ln the undertaking parlors of
Oliver H Bair, Chestnut street, near 18th.
Burial will be private In St. Luke's Ceme
tery, Bustleton,
Doctor Pearson had been HI for about
six months, but the direct cause of hU
death was pneumonia. He had been in
the Methodist Hospital most of the time
since last November when, with his family,
he came to bis city home at 23 .Balti
more avenue, tvota liU country place
Woodlea, near Bustleton. Uli futher. the
IUv ne Francis, C Pearson, was also
chaplain ot the Philadelphia Hospital most
of his active ministerial life, pervlng In
that rapacity for 3D years
Bom in this city 70 j-enrs ngo. Dr.
Thomas C Pearson wnR educated In the
Saunders Institute nnd under private
Instructors, after he lnd attended tho
public schools Soino jenrs ago he re
ceived the honorary degreo of doctor of
divinity from H.-irrlm.in College
Ills first ministerial work with the
Philadelphia conference was In tho vicinity
of Lebanon. Pn , from which place he
came to tho Bu.stlcton Methodist Epis
copal Church about 35 jc.irs ago Later
he served the Frnnkford Avenue Church,
the Wharton Street Church, tho lesion
vlllo Church In West Philadelphia, nnd
tho Methodist Church In Uryn Mawr.
The latter was tho last ono ho served as
a pastor, nnd the remainder of his life
was devoted to tho work of the Philadel
phia Hospltnl
Snrving Doctor Pearson lire n widow,
vvhn vwis Miss Ellynbctli NorrK of this
city: a son. John S Pearson: one daugh
ter, Mrs. Samuel (lutellus ; a brother. Dr
John S. Pearson nnd a sister. Mrs George
Armstrong Brnton
.Mrs. Elcnnor C. Elkins
Mrs Eleanor Catherine Elkins, formerly
of this city. Is dead In West Boylston,
Mass , at the nge of 82. She died In tho
home of her only son, Noiner Caswell
Elkins Mrs Elkins was the daughter of
Brnilfuid and Abigail Dubinin nnd lived
In this cltj until September. 1DH Funeral
arrangement have not been made, but
It Is probable tint tho body will be
brought her for burial '
IN MKMOIHAVI.
Kllll. I). In Inline remembrance of mj mother.
(' I! l"Uli:i). March 21. 1SH7, and her
(.riindd-iuBhter, mv denr Mcca. UTItllL
O.-HCl.N'M. .March 21, ll'0'i
AUNT 1IATT1E.
Beatljs.
Theic Noticci Are Printed in the
c r r f rL
bicniae Leader rrce or cnarge. i
AI.I.rA. On Mirrh 111 1010 HI1NIIY A. only
son of Henry A nml H.ullo K Allen inee
Kollock). aited it months llelattiea and
friends are Imlted to ntlend funeral services,
on Wednesday, at 2 p m , ot his parents'
resldi nee, 2031 rl 13th at. Interment pri
vate AIIKMlT. On March 10 1010 ANVA MAT.
daughter of Trunk and Ann i Arendt uaed
V cars Itetutliea rjid frknda of tho family
are Invited to attend funeral services on
Wednesday, at 2 p m, at the nstdenco of
her parentc. "HU N Marshall st Interment
Mount Vernon Cemeten
IIV1KI). On March ts. luin TV.NB widow
uf loan Ilalrd ltchttiies and friends are In
vited to attend funeral a. r Ices WediiHsday
at 2 p. m . at her lite residence 2J17 Kater
st Interment at Mount Morith Cemetery
HiKIlsI)OUri:U On March 20 ftp) WU.I,-
IAVI husband of .letinnetto llaiersdurfer
aneil SO jears llelattiea und friends nlsu
Irfidge No 3. C and A M Sllo.un clmnliT.
No IB. II A VI of Camden. N J . Wel
tunie IjOdce. No 2.") I O O K , nappainirt
Lodge No :i", I o P S of I . .Inshu l
l.odue No 2d. I O O II and H'Noth
It shurun Lndffe. No 2 17 O T H are
Invited to attend funeral on Wednesdiy. at
2 do p m from his I ite residence 1040 N
llith st Interment Vlt Hlnai Cemetery
Hi:i.IM'NTi:. At hla resldeme. Gin-. Fol
aom t , March 20 KHNHhl' II HIIMN
TANTK. In his Sdtli ear Itilatliea and
friends are Invited to uttend the funerul
services. Wednead.ii. at 2 p m.. nt thu
illver II. Hair llulldlni,-. 1x20 Chestnut at.
Interment at Mount Mnrlah Cemetery
Iin.NMIK. On March JO. 1010 HANNAH M
widow of Henry U llonnir at her lata resi
dence US Hast Karlham at . Oermantunn
Due notice of fuuerut will lie slien
IlUt Kill. On March 20, 111 111, ADKLA1PU
daughter of the late K William and Marga
ret lluiklus Itolatlves and friends aro in
vited to attend the funeral airvkea, Thurs
day, at 2 p m precisely, at the horns of
1'orrei.t I; Daeera, 3Ulr N. llroad at Inter
ment private
IIOVVr.lt On March 10 1010. MAIIOARET
A Mldow of Jacob Ilowers Kelatllea and
friends are Invited tu attend the funeral
services, at her lute residence, 1713 lnavr
uoll at . on Tuesday, nt 7 3d p in Inter
ment at llrandywtne Cemetery. Wilmington,
Del Wednesday a m.
IIItVhin.MVN.V. On March 10 1010. JOHN
1 llItAHULMANN beloved husband ot
1'lorenie Ilraselmann aged B8 years Inter
ment private, at Arlington Cemetery.
CAMI'IIKM.-McMUMi On March 10. 1010
HAUVH J CAMi'llllI.L. widow of Alexander
McNeill (nee Oallett). ln her 8 Id year Hela
Uvea and friends, also Sacred Heart ScJallty
of St Augustine's Church, are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 7 30
u. in . from her lata residence. 477 North
American st. High Masa at St Augustine's
Church, at 0 a. m. Interment at v'eir
Cathedra! Cemetery
CAWtHlxN On March 10 1010. FRANCIS
J son of Thomas J and the late Anna M
Carrlgan (nee Pentoney) Funeral to which
tiie relatives and friends also Press Feeders
and Assistants Union. No tl, and empluyea
of the Curtis Publishing Company are In
vited, on Thursday, at 8-.10 a m.. from his
father's residence, 201 0 South l&th st Sol
emn Masa or Kequlem at the Church of St
Monica at 10 a. m precise!) Interment
at New Cathedral Cemetery
CLARK Horn and died March 10. 1010,
JOaliPH, son of Francis S and Reglna
Twibell Clark Hurled from parents' resi
dence, 2247 N 33d st
CLKELAML On March 29, 1918. JOHN R .
son of Cleorge and Mary A Little Cleeland,
In his 2dd eur. Relatives and friends are In
vited tu attend funeral services, on Thurs
day, at 1 p. m.. at his parents' resldenoe.
248 B. Sidney St., Mount Airy Interment
private, Remains may ba viewed on Wed
nesday evening.
COOI'FIt. Suddenly, on March 20. 1018.
SOPHIA L. COOPER (nee UeUsler). -widow
of William u. Cooper, aged S4 eara Rela
tives and friends of the family ora invited
to attend the funeral services, on Thursday,
at 'J p. m., at tha residence of her son.
Mr William Cooper, 47JJ N 16th st. Inter
ment strictly private at Cedar HilKCema,
tery,
COWLS On March 18. 1918, WILLIAM, hus.
band of the late Clara V, Cowls, In his 72d
oar. Relatives and friends also Camden
l,od;.-e. No. 165 I O. O 1".: Ionic Lodge.
No. 2. Shield of Honor, and Lsnnl Lenape.
Tribe. No. 2 I..O. 11. M, are Invited to at.
tend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at
2 p. m . at the residency of his son-in-law.
Harry M Ireland. 717 Kim st . Camden. N.
J. Interment at Biergreen Cemetery.
Friends may view remains Tuesday evsnlni
CltOWLK.V. Suddenly on March 17. 1918.
ANDREW W . son of Michael J and Marl
Crowley, aged 23 years- Relatives and
frland are Invited to attend tha funeral
services, on Wednesday, at 7 JO a. ra . at
his late resldenca. 233a Oxford st Solemn
High Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church, at
a, in. Interment at Holy Cross Cemttary.
Automobile funeral
CROWN. Entered into rest, at her resldenoe,
0141 Walton ave. on March IT. me. MA
11L. wife of Thomas Crown. Funeral serv
ices and interment private
DIV1S. At Woodbury. N. J . on March. 20,
181x1. CORDULIA., widow of liealamla II.
Davis la nor 81st year Relatives and
friends are Invited to atteod funeral, oa
Thursday, at 10 JO a m. . from her latt
residence. 201 Delaware st , Woodbury. N.
J interment private, Egllogtoa Cemetery
DUt SON. On March IS, 1918, MARY 11
DAWSON wite ot William Dawson ao4
daushtar ot tha lata John and Kate lilundla.
la her 48th year Kslatltca and friends are
Invltad to attend funeral services, oa Wed
nesday at 2 p. in., at the residence of her
husband. 160 Levering at Mmjuo pv ,
termaut private at LtvtrwxteB Cemetery
DKBJtIN'QKS. Oa March 20. 1SU. AL1CB
M daughter ot Albert and Mary Derringer ;
ue licCooU. aged IS XMi. ltUUM anil
U 1'
HEATHS
friends, fltsri tha emnlovea of Julius ltlrsh
Knitting Mills, are Invited to ntfnd tun ril,
en Thursday at S 10 n ni from her par
ent' residence, !t Ruth st Solemn Re
qulem Masa at the Church nf tho Visitation
at 10 a m Interment Holy Redeemer Ceme
terv. UOHF.RTV. On March IS Inift HKNRV W .
husband of Rebecca tl Doherty, nrcd 48
icsrs Rclxltiea and friends srr Invited to
attend funeral services. Wedneadxi. at 2
p m at the residence of Jtr Dantoi tloile
cor of Rallma 1 and Preston nvc Itaver
ford Pa. interment at C'helten Hills Ceme
tery Friends may ilw rHiialns Tuesday
eventne Automihlle funeral
DU lU'llOIS. On March 20. 1010 ISAAC W
Soundest child of Howsnl and Illanrhe Du
Rutiols. need S months 10 dais Remliea
anil friends uto Invited to attend the funeral
services on Wednesday, at in a m pre
cily at the residence of his parents, SI I
North Tailor at. (2th and Hrown eta ). In
terment at Hillside Cemetery
Dt'FFIIXtl. On March 10 1010. MAllTIU
A . widow nf li.lvrin V Defneld Ked JO
veiirs Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend funeral on Wednesday nt s p m
from hr lite residence SSln IMInakl ave
Philadelphia Services also In Southampton
Meetlnc House on Thursdav at 10 41 n m
Interment In ndjolntnr rrrnunds Train for
Southampton leaves Reading Terminal at
lUln m
ni'tlxV hid1cnls on March 10 1010
.'AMU J son of the lata Themis and
I nirmrtne Hunan Relatlies and friends are
Invited to attend funeral, on Thursday, st
Wn m from the res) lence of (leorBit V,
Fox ,121 Orcen st Masa nt th Church of
the Immaculate Conception at 0 n m In
terment nt New Cnthedral Cemetery.
IM'Xl.KVV. On March 10 lolO PVTntrMC
DfNI.nVT husband of the late nrldiret Dun
leij nelatlirs and lrlend also Ht Pat
rick s llolj Name and T A II Societies and
the Friendly Sons of SI Patrick are In
vited to ntlend funornl, Frlrtiv, nt 1 10 a.
m . from his lain residence 2J1S Lombard
st Solemn HIah Mass of Requiem nt St.
Pitrlck'a Church nt 10 n in Interment
Cathedral Cemeterj
liVVKNHON. At Monrcsiown N J . .1.1 month
Ith. 1'ilH, (IKORtlll P HAVr.NON. por
of the late eatc and Ann Uivenson. naeil
4.1 enrs ReinHira and frlinds are Invited
to attend the funeral services on Ith ilav
.1,1 month 2Jd. at 11 a m . at his late real
lenre .111 West 2d at. Moorcstowll N I
Friends may call 3d day evening, i to 8 M
Interment private
l-lllllsll Wl rin Mnrrh "0. Illfi nt Had Inn
Helchta N .1 1II.NUY KIlHISIiAW In his
71d vi-nr Relatives ami minus. nio .minimi
Lodai. Si arm t and A M and Colonel
Illrh Dililcren Post No It, O A. It . are
Iniltid to attend the fuiirnil. on Thursdav
ot 2 p ni . from tho residence of his son,
Hnwnrd M IMdlshaw ds Nippon st . above
Mount Airy ave Mount Airy. Pa Inter
ment nt Northwond Cemetery
1.1 l.r.roill). On March 10 1010. 15M3tlll
II wife of William .1 Hllefonl and daue.li
Icr of.th.. lite Constniitlne nnd Catherine
Sninvr I' latlies and M mis t invlt d tu
attend the funeral on Thurs lay. at 2 p in .
f-om the residpncn of her brother-ln law.
tleorc" I Wells m.'O Market st West
I'hlla Interment at Nortlmood Cemeterj.
Hem tins mnv In- viewed on Wednesdiy. after
7pm Automobile funeral.
I'LMll.ltTl. On March HI. 1010 .lOSni'II
r. enn ot Alhe and the late Ummas U
rtnhcrty and Braiidson of th late John and
i ntherine .Vlolonev Relatives and friends
also nil orainlrritions of which he was a
member, aro Invited tn attend the funirnl
rnursdiy. nt 8 3u n m . from his lato resi
dence, JS t'Hveilen ave tllensltle I'n Sol
emn Requiem Muss at St Luke s Church
OlenslUe, nt 10 o'i hn k Interment prliutt
nt I fob Cross Cemtterv Aulumoblle fu
neral l'Li:NARI). On Mnreh 20 1P.10 SARAH.
wldon nf John Mennrd Relatives and
friends ar Invited to attend the funeral
services. Thursdav nt 2 30 p m preclsel
at the residence of hi r daualitcr. Mrs Mnr
anret J Iner. 27 N 110th st Interment
private Friends may cull Wednesday evi
nliur from H to 10 Kindly omit floral offer
Irips. 0 W.I..U;i!I.U. On March ID. HARRT S
flM.LAOIIl.rt Funeral to which the rela
tives friends emploves of Phllinlhrople
Life Insurance Company nnd Court HltnT
No 2.iO F of A are Invited on Will
nesday. at 8 10 a in . from his lato resi
dence. 2110 South Rosewood st Mnes of Re
quiem at tho Church of at Monica at 10 a
m precls-.il Interim nt at Hol Cross Ceme
tr Automobile funeral.
lL('lt. On Jtarcn IS. ltllO, MART UACIC.
widow of the late John II Hick (nee
SihatTer) Ite'atlies and friends, also the
Altar and Rosary Soclclltn and I-cai-uo of
the Sacred Heart of St Ahcnsus' church,
are Invited to attend the runeral, on Wed
nesd.ii, at S a m , from her lato residence.
Mil) Reed at. Solemn Requiem Mass lit St.
Alphonsus' Church at 0 10 a. m precisely.
Interment at Most Holy Rediemtr Cemetery
by tho way of iho funeral car
HAI I.. On Mnreh l't 1010 MAROAH1.T
URUOKs, n Man of John II Hall Jr Rela
ttiea and friends are Invlttd to attend the
funeral servlees, Tueedij lit S p m , at the
roalUeiii of her tlnughtsr. Mra A. H Spen
cer. 1127 S filst at Interment nt ll-iltlmorr.,
Md on arrival ot train leaving Philadelphia
10 .'3 Wednesday morning.
HAI.UMIVN. On March ill, 1S10 MARY
widow ot Jamea Haltahan. Relatives nnd
f rlen is also vitar and Itosirv Hoiletlis of
Church of Our tjidv of ih" Rosir are In
vlted in attend funeral. Friday, at S 30 n. m .
from her lute reshh m-e, 1 1 4 J N l.tlfti'l-oud
st . West Philadelphia Solemn Requiem
Mass at Church of Our Lady of tho Rosarv
at 10 o'eluik Interment at llol Cross
Cemetery.
inMUI.il. On March. 20 loin. JOHN A.
husband of Minnie l!ammr (nee Sledder
man) Helittwa and friends aro Invited tu
attend tho funeral, on Wednesday, at s a m ,
from his late residence hU.t North 17th st
Requiem Muss nt tho Church of the Ctsu
at U in n m Interment private llaltlmoro
papera please copy
II VRKlMiTIIV. On March 20 1010 at the
i'resbyterlan Home for Aued Couples and
Aged Men. Hula, l'.l PltlSCILLA widow
of l'ayruc II Harrington aged t5 viara
Relatives and frleudd are Invited to iitum!
the funeral sirileia, rn Thursday at J Iu
p m Interment at Uestmlnsttr Ceni, tTi
'Iralil leaves llroad Street Mutton nt -' to
p in
HAKBW. On March 21. into OLIVER hus
band of the late Jane Hirrls. aged i-.t ,iira
Funeral servlees on Ihursduv afternoon, ut
2 o'eluik nt the resident n of his grand
daughter Mra Carroll "Norton, 2022 North
Stlllman Htrint (2,"th and Diamond afreets)
Interim nt private, Westminster Cemeterj.
lH-.lr --On March 10, It) HI. RL'DOItA MKR
HIIU.W JH.INS. widow of George W. Helns
Relatives and friends also inemliera of the
Church of st Jude and the Nutnlt. are
invited to uttend the funeral services, on
Wednesdiy. at J p. m, at the Oilier II
Hair llulldlng, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment
private
IIDl.NZi:. On March 10 told MARY, wife
of Robert F. Hetuze and daughter of tho lute
Cairli k and M.irv Hank" Funeral, to whlili
the relatlies and friends are Invited Wed
n, sdiv, ut H a ni from her late residence,
I'M Flirgt raid st Soli nm Vlnsa of Requiem
at Cliurth uf Our Lad of Mt Curinel at
tl 30 o'clock preclselj Interment at New
Cathedral Cemeten Automobile funeral
Raltlmore (Md ) papers r'eusn eop
Ill.M.I.V On March 20 1U1, SIMON r
husband of the late Mar J Hesley (nc-a
Lindsay! Relatives und friends are Invited
to attend funeral serihea, Thursday at 2
ii m , ut his late restdunce. i,ilu I leda st
nterment private Automobiles
HPNTI.il On March 20. 1010 ul her real-
dente. 20J4 Carpenter street. ROSANNA.
widow of David Hunter Relatives und
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral
service on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o eloeJi,
at tho Oliver 1! Hair Uulldlng, 1820 Chestnut
atreel. Interment private
llM-S. On March IS. 1010 nLlZAUETH
widow of illlain llynes and dauahter of
the late Geort.e and Catherine Hopkins
Itelatliea and friends are' invited to attend
runeral, on 'Ihuraduy at Hill a. m from
her late residence. S N 21st st Solemn
Mass of Requiem ut Cathe4ra! Church at
lo a m preelsely Interment private
JONKS. On March II). 1010, IIKLEN M .
daughter of Iba lata John C and Mibll in
land Jones Relatlies and friends aro in
vited to attend tho funeral services, on
Thursday, ut 2 p. m . at the reeldenee of her
sister. Mra Mary M John. 03d North 57th
st. Interment prlvute, at the Lower Merloa
Friends' Burling Orounds
KATZ. On March 10. 1010. CLARA U , wife
of Albert 11 liatz Relative and friend
nre invited to attend thu funeral services
in Thursdu, lit lp m.. at the chapel of
Kirk Nice, 0301 Main at , Ueriuanlown
Interment private
KKAM". On March 10. 1018. WILLIAM
KUANC husband of the late HrbUet Keana
(nee Shaw). Relatives and friends are In.
vlted lo uttend tuu funeral, on Tnursday. ut
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IlI.ATltS
R 10 a m . from his late residence), B0J3
Helgrad, at Solemn Requiem Mas at 8t
Ann's Churrh at 10 a m Interment at
New Cathedrsl Cemetery
KKKHAN On March 10, 1011. ntCHAnrj
KKKOAN. Relatives and frtemla are Invited
to nttenl the funeral, on Thursday, at Sao
a m, from his late restdmce 37 Christian
st tilth Mass ot Requiem at St .Philip s
Church nt 10 a m Interment at Holy cross
Cemeterj
lilltltA. Sudlenly, en March 20. Ifllft, MAIt
ilAKirr llhl.KN, danthter of. the late John
nnd Margaret Klrbj at her lata resldencs,
2H North 2.1th st Due notice ot the
funeral will lie slten
lillltt On Mann 10 1011. CLARA, wife of
Stephen S Kirk, need .IS sear? Relatives
anil friends are Invited to nltend the funeral
services on Wednesday, at S t tn ' P'f;
clselj, at her late residence 274D North Jul
son si Interment at Illilaldo Cemery via
trolley Remains may bo viewed Tuesday
evening
I.I1AH On March 10. Intd. Mrs. SARAH A.
I.KMI widow of Robert Lear .Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral
sirvlees nn Tuesday nt 8 p m , at her
dauthter's residence, 241 South o.lh at .
West Philadelphia. Interment nt Rockingham
Friends' Hiirjltu: llround, on Wednesday,
upon arrival of train leaving Reading Ter
minal nt 8 13 a in
IJAMS. In Norrlstown Pa on March ID
mill CHMlLIls I.IJW1S. In his DJth ear
Itelutlies and friends are Invited to attend
the funernl, from his late residence. 38 II
Him st Thursday at I p m Interment
private, at Mnntgomerj Cemeterj Remains
can be vtewid Wednesday evening, from 7
to n
McCnilUlV. On March 10. lf18, JOHN. hus.
Iwind of Anna MrCrcady (nee Dougherty).
Relatives and friends also General Anthony
Wasne Circle No i!3 Hroiherhood of the
I nlon and rmnlojes of Hlllnssivorth Steel
Works, are Imlted to attend the funeral on
Thursdav nt n a m from his lato resi
dence, 2701 Prntt st Requlepi High Mass
at All Saints' Church Hrldesbure. Inter
ment nt st Dominic a Cemetery.
MnrlKIVAM), On Manh 20 1010, RACHEL
tim;i:it widow of David MacDonald Rela
tives nnd friends aro Invited to attend the
Mineral serines Wednesday at s V tn pre
clseli. nt her late residence. .1118 N 21st
st Interment private Automobile funeral
MrLAt (IIILIN At llerlln N J . nn March
10 10111 I.TDIA MeLAl'OHLIN. widow of
James McLaughlin aged ns jears Relatlies
und friends are Inilled to nten 1 the funeral,
on Wcdneadiv, at In 10 a m. Services at her
lite residence on Turnervllle nnd Hell Lake
mil Triln lenvea Chestnut st ferry at 8
a m , for Orenloch Teams will meet this
ir-iin interment at Wliuamtlown i-resoy-terlnn
Cemeterj.
MrTlfllKMlV. . On March IS. 101(1. at Rot.
terdim Holland. DANI1.I, McTIIKRSON
No services
MAllt KTTK On March in Win. CONSTAN.
hushind of Charlotte Mnrquette Relatlies
nnd frl-inds, also Claarnitikers' International
Lnlnn of Amerlcn No 101. nm Invited lo at
tend the runeral. on Wednesdiy. nt 7 JO a
m from his late resldeno MH Illihro ave
Low Mass nt the Church of the Assumption
nt II it m Interment nt Holy Cross Ccme
Itv MOOIti:. Suddenly, nn March 20, n FRANK.
husband of ( utharlne Moore (nee Sihortcld).
aged ris jears. Relatives and friends are
Invited to nttend funeral on Thursday nt 2
p in from hla lite residence, llaltlmoro
me Clifton Heights, Delaware County, Pa
Interment Mt Zlon Cemetery Remains may
be itewed on Wednesdiy evening attar 7
o cloclc
MORRISON, On March 10. 1010. JAMG3.
ann of the late ('buries and Jane Morrison
Relatives nnd friends nro Invited to nttend
tlr funernl nu Wednesday at 2 p m . from
hla lite residence. 2420 Aspen st. Interment
at eernwood Ccmoterj
Ml'I.I.IN, On March 11). Win, Jt'LTA, widow
of Dmlel 1'. Mullln Relatives and friends
are milled to attend the funernl. Wcdnea
div at s .id a in. from her lain residence,
7I.'0 Cplaml sr Requiem High .Mass ut St
clement a Church nt lu a. in. Interment
at Holy Cross Cemetery
.111 Illt.W. On Manh 20, Win, THOMAS C.
son ot Joseph und nil ibeth Murray, tn Ills
7th jear Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend tho funeral services, Thursday at
2 p m preclselj at his parents' residence
-'."js S Reese st Interment at Fernwood
Cemetery.
O'KANi:. On March W. 1010. MAR1I1 T
OlCAXi:, daughter of tho luto William and
Roso O'Nell of Londonderry, Ireland. Rel
atlies and friends nre invited to attend
fun rul, on Thursdaj-, at 8 a. m., from her
late residence. 1030 McKcan st. Requiem
Mass nt St Thomas' Church, at 0.30 o'clock
lnti rment Holy Cross Cemetery.
I'ATTIIV. Of measles. March 1ft. 1010,
RALPH Vnit.NON. son ot Ralph V. and Anna
M I'.ittnu (nee Ryan) aged 2 jeara .1 months
and 0 dsjs Funeral on Wednesduy, at 2
p m , from his pnrenta' residence 3100
Tulip st. Interment private. Northwood
Cemeterj-.
t'AMN. On Mnreh 19. loin ANNA M., wife
uf Joseph II l'axson and daughter uf Anna
C and tho late John W. Uoodman Relatives
nnd friends nro invited tu attend funeral
servlres on Wedneadaj, nt 1 p in . nt her
luto residence, 3,101 Oermantnw n ave Inter
ment prlvute, Northwood Cemetery. Friends
mav view remains on Tuesdaj-. after 8 x m
l'KUlsOJi. On March in. 1910. the Rev
CHOSSL13Y I'llARSOV, D D.. of Bustleton.
Pi Notice of funeral later.
TOW F.RS. At St Mary's Hospital. March 10,
inltl. THOMAS I'OWKRS, lato nf 217 N. Sth
at Relatlits and friends are inilled to at
tend the funernl an Wednesdiy. nt 8.80
n m , from the parlors of P J Carroll, 24 I
N Ith st Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Aug
ustlno'a Church at 10 o'clock. Interment
Ifolj' Cross Cemetery
KHAII. On Mnreh 20 1010. ELLRN M..
wife of Franklin W Read and daughter of
the late Demla nnd Lucendla lloyle Rela
tlies and friends urn Initted to uttend the
funeral. Thursd iv at M 30 a in , from her
lite residence 3U1I N Marshall at. High
Mass of Requiem nt St Veronica's Church
ut 10 a m Interment nt Holy Cross Ceme
terj' Auto funeral
Ri:HVi:s. On March 20 1010. nt Brldgeton,
N J SARAH KIINNKUY widow of tho
Rev Henry Reeves. D D Relatives and
frftrds are !niltst to nltend the funeral
s.rilct-M at the riHlifonce of her son. 1'
Kennedj Reevea. 33 llast nvenue llrldgeton
N J . on Thursd-ij afternoon, at 2 30
o clock. Interment ut Uruad Street Ceme
tery RUIItRDSON. On March 20, mill JOSHPII
UICll.VIlU.soN Relitlvea und friends are
Invited to attend the funeral servlees, Thurs.
dij. at 2 p. m , at his 1 ite residence. 4d3
S Oranse st . Media. Pa. interment private
srilOF.MIR. On March 20. 10UI, JOSKPH
1NU wife of Jacob Sthocner and daughter
of Albert and Matilda Fucha. aged JJ years
Relitlv.s and friends are Invited to attend
tho funeral. Thursdaj-, at 7 10 a m , from
her late residence 310 W. IVIIdey st Re
quiem Mhhs at 0 o'clock at St. Peter a
Church Interment prliate.
SCIIMIKIt. On March 20. Win KMFLIE
ivlfp of Hdwanl Srhnorr. aged 28 years
It, tatties and friends urn Invited to alien 1
tiie futitirnl seniles on Thursday arternoon
ui 2 o clock, ut the residence of Sir. John
hehnorr. 1710 Snjder ave. Interment at Mt
Murtah Cemetery
tililinilVX. On March 18 1010. MATTHEW
MII.KllAN. son of the late John und Mary
hhrel nn (nee Donahue) Retattvea and
friends ala the officers of the J 1th Police
District memlMTS of tho Police Pension
Fund Division No 87 A O If , nnd the
v eatinoreland Republican Aasoclutton are
Invited to attond tho funeral, on Wednesday,
ut &-.IU a. in . from tUs late residence 2sl3
Chatham at Solemn Requiem Mass at St.
Ann's church at 10 n m. liiterment at
New Cathedral Cemetery
fellFLLKMIKItOFR On March IS 1010
JOHN F SHlJl.LENllRltllEll. Hr lteia.
tlves and friends also Crescent Lodge No
4U1 F nnd A M are Invited to attend the
funeral aervlces. on Wtdneaday at 2 p m
precisely at his late residence 21137 North
lliti st Interment private, at Mount Mo
ri ih Cemetery Remains may be viewed
on Tuesdaj. from 7 to 0 p m. Auto fu
neral bllKLI.BV. On Murch 10. iota. ELIZA TJSTIl
A . wifu uf Ueorge C bhelley. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
Thursday, at 8 JU a m , from her lata resi
dence lU.'O Wjnnevvood rd . Oierbrook. 14
Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of Our
I-aily of Courdes ut 10 a ni Interment at
M Charles Cemeter Automobiles
&NADIU. On Murch 20. 10HI. at her lata
residence. 0107 Overbrook ave . Over brook.
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MARTHA McCOMB, -vioow of Bdwarrl It,
Snader, M U Due notice ot funeral Hill b
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SMALLKIT. Entered Into rest. t Chalfont,
C i "!n March 19. 1910 SAMUEL- IIAN
poLrll HMALLMT ling ldentirVd In th
dry foods, business. . Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral eervtces,
Thursday, at 2 p tn., at the Oliver H. Hair
Iiutldlruc. 1820 Chestnut at.. Philadelphia,
Interment at Mount Vernon'Cemetery
SMITH. On March 10. 181(1. WILLIAM JT.
SMITH husband of Nettle A. Smith Rela
tives nnd friends are Invited to attend tha
funeral services, at the residence of his son,
J. Dallas Smith. Wednesday, at 2 p. ra.
o.!r,.ern"?nt Mount Morlah Cemetery.
8iLHA, At Norrlstown, Pa., en March
ll. 1BI0 HANNA if, daughter pf tha late-
f luiriim nnu ann, ii, nuiuran I ivqiaviTr-
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, at her lata residence, 814 West
Airy st on Thursday, at 2 p m. Interment
private. Kindly omit Bowers
TAM.OII. On March 10, ALICE, wift) ot
Joseph E Taylor (nee Hottoml"), In her 13d
year. Relatives and rrlends are Invited te
attend funeral, Wednesday, at 2 p, m from
her late residence. 4SS5 Tackawanna at.,
Frankfnrrl Interment at Cedar Hill Ceme
terj. Remains mar be viewed Tuesday eve
nlnrr, from 8 to 10 o'clock,
TAW On. On March 19. ItUO, WALTER LEBT
TAYIXJR, husband of Emma T. Taylor, ages
i jears jieiniivea ana iricnas niso Ste
phen Ulrard 1-odee. No. 480. F. and A. M i
Philadelphia Consistory, l.u Lu Temple.
Philadelphia Lodge, No. 3, I. O, M.I tn-
. ii.in.iriini. iwuk,, ..!,, , a, J, oi .'IT1
plores of Kej stone Spring Works, Carriage
and Wagon Hulldars' Association. Sons ot
ireinwarc, tjons or veterans nr uaaer i-ost.
No 8. O A It., are Invited to attend tha
funernl. Thursday, at 2 p m. precisely, from
his late residence, 3030 N. lath st. Inter
ment at Mount Peace Cemetery. Remains
miy be viewed Wednesday evening-.
VANSAJiT. At liuln.evllte. Pa., on March 19.
Win. JAMES T VAN3ANT, In hla 7nth
jear. Relatives and friends, also Neshamlny
I.odgr, No. 423, I, O. O. F.i nre Invited to
nttend the funeral services, at his late resi
dence, llulmevtlle. Pa,, an Wednesday, at
2pm. without further notice. Interment at
Heechvvood Cemeterj'
WATSON. On March 20, 1010, MART EMMA
iv, irnj.-M, ngea n rears iieiaiives ana
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock
nt tho Indicant Widows' nnd Slngln Women'
Socletj", aniH Chestnut street. Interment at
Strlckcrmlllo, Pn , on Thursday.
WAONKI!. On March IB. 1010, LEVI, hus
lund of Anna n. Wagner, aged 02 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the runeral. on Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m.
precisely from his late residence, 1718 Ar
lington st., 17th and Norrls sts. Interment
nt Ml Peace Cemetery.
iVAI.KI'R. On March 20, 1010. ANN. wife of
Thomas Walker (nee llollersn). aged 4
jears Relatlies and friends aro lnvlte.1
to nttend the funeral, on Thursday, at 8 30
a in from her lata residence. 4031 Uber
at. Oermnntown Solemn Hcqutem Mass at
the Chureh of St. Trancla nf Assist at 10
a m Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
WAY. On March 20. 1010. MATILDA ANNA,
wife of Caleb 8. Waj-, aged 81 years. Rel
ttlies and friends nro Invited to attend tho
funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 p. m from
her late residence 0440 N. Uber st. Inter
ment at Hillside Cemetery, Wilmington
papers please copy, J
VrilNIl. On March SO. lfllrt at his lata
residence. 1817 N llroad at., WILLIAM;
WEAND, husband ot the late Mary P.
AVeand, In his 74th year. Relatives and
friends also members of the E. D. Biker
Post. No. 8. a A. It . Washington Camp.
No 77. P O B of A.t Hancock Com'
manderj-. No 3. P O S. of A.: Veteran
Association, and the P O, of A Henry Clay
Counsel No 7, Jr O U. A M : Camp No.
SI. P. O. S of A., and the members of ths
J' o. a of A In general, are Invited to
nttend the funeral services Saturday, at 1
P. m precisely. Remains may lie viewed
lTlday evening Funeral and Interment pri
vate at Northwood Cemeterj.
HKIIII. On March 10, 1010. CHARLES AM
lirose. son of Mary and tho late Charles
Webb aged 20 years. Relatives nnd friends,
nlso Holy Namn Society of tha Ascension
Church are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Wednesday, at 8 in a m.. from h'e
nnther's -osli'nneo, 437 East Onlnrlo at.
High Mass of Requiem at the Church of ths
Ascension nt 10 a. m. Interment at Hoi?
Sepulchre Cemetery
WHITBY. On March 20. 1010. SARAH EL
LEN, wife of WHII-im Whitby nnd daughter
nf the late Edward nnd Sarah JUvely. In her
77th jear. Relatives and friends nra Invited
to nttiind funernl services, Xhursday, at, 2.30
p. m precisely, nt her lFo residence. 203
Rhodes aie.. Colltnedale, Delaware Co. Pa.
Interment private.
WILSON. At Marohantvllle, N. J on March
10, WW, MARY P. WILSON widow of
Jacob D Wilson, In her 72d jenr Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend funeral.
Wednesdav. at J n m from ihn r-.sia.nM
nf her son Joslah M. Wilson. 240 Rudderoy
ave, Merchantvllle. Interment n Iv-ate. at
Arlington Cemetery. Trolleys leave Camden
every live minutes for Cove, Road, Merchant
vllle.
MOEItTZ. On March 17. 1910. MARIA PRAT
LILLY, wife of John II. Woerta. in her 80th
year. Relatlies and friends, alto James E.
Iljatt Council. No. 127, H. and D. of L. :
John Wanamaker Heneflcuil Association. anfl
Itah Council No 03. D. nf P., are Invited
to nttend tho funernl services, on Wednoj-
Ivy, at 2 p m at the Oliver II. Hair
Building. 1820 Chestnut at. Interment pri
vate MOOD. At Norrlstown. Pa. on First day.
Third month 18th Inst.. SARAH O , wldo-r
of Oeorge W'ood. In tho 00th yeir of her
nge Relatives and friends of tho family
are Invited to attend tho funeral from her
late residence. 220 K Jacoby st., Norrlstown.
on Fourth day, 22d Inst . at 1 o'clock, and
at Horsham Friends Meeting Houso.at 3ilS
p. m Interment adjoining burying grounds.
ZA.SK. -Suddenly, on March 10. 1010. MARX
I., . wife of Oliver W Zane Relatives ana
friends also members of Elsie D Council.
12.'. Daughters of Liberty are Invited to
attend funeral, Thumduy afternoon, from
residence of her husband, in Clinton au.
Clayton N J Servlees ut house at 1 p. m
Interment at Cedar Oreen Cemetery.
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