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EVENING LEDGER PnirfADELPniA, TUESDAY, APRIL' 4, 1016.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
- GRAIN AND FLOUR
WIIBAT neeVlnts, 101 ton bushel. Demand
Vb fntrljr Active nntl th market ended Arm
t the Into nttvnnce Quotations rnr lota.
In export I elevAtor' No U red spot aml
April, tl 22fil 21s No. 2 Southern red. SI 20SJ
i 23. strnmer No 2 red, $1 IIie1.2.i,.No.,.l
red tl lngil.SJ. rejected A II 1OW01 ID'i.
j .-it . llt I jl ll'JCtlCU
rejeeien ii, ii intrri.m
. COItN Itecelpts. 10.211 hushels Tho mar;
Jtt was le higher under light offering nnd
local trade, an to location No , 2 iellpv
MHOS2C.S steams jellow -7tmSO'Ae
ISO. 3 yellow. m'i&lTi. No I jellov
HHmbHl con, per Tn lb , 70 704 p.
llttr tltTIIlllItll .JIIIJllllllNIO l"' rt'"v ii
PIIOW,
HATa-.tlAmlntfl 44 ntvn inithetfl There! Wflfl
.. tt.M fulllaa .I.I.U aMil.llllia II,!,. BHll tl,nAt1ll
Fl ,11111 It-CIHIX, tVltlt lllltl IIIHO 1111. ,, ........
fftlr Ounfntlnn. No 2 wh Up fil "4 jril.!r .
'alandard while, fiOUfSlr., No a while, in 8
So?,, No. 4 white. 17V4'T?M8lio . sample om.
3'A4t'4c,: purllled oats, urneletl 4W04r
ii,V W-.. ciu.i i.u. mh.i e (tin unit
r ueetiv"vt:et linn, oi, uuir. nun ,. ,.,, i-.-.r
jt in sucks. Trad" was siovv nui mm iimus
jvero well maintained Quotations, per 10(1
lbs tn wood: "Winter, clear, li lOwr.1t do,
irnlh(. in.4nen Tn do nitent. !", 7!itll
Kansas, clear, cotton sacks I" 2IIS75 r), do,
straight, cotton sacks, tn (.oflr, no. do , patent
cotton sacks, JT 000211 15 spring, first clear,
l 3,Q0.7ft. do. straight. Ki fiflll, eto
patent. $nfl ni do, fnvnrlto hranda. J (I no's)
I Of): city mills, choice and fancy patent $11 ill)
CO 00; do, regular grades winter, clear,
NMOfiB.Sli do, do straight 15 40575 70.
do, do. patent, f 7Sftil
IIVI1 FLOlIlt was quiet, hut Arm under small
upplle Wo quote at JBWft no per hbl , as
to quality,
PROVISIONS
, There was n fair Johhlmr Inquiry nnd alus
pvero firmly maintained ouofitlnn rangeil
nn the follow Inif hnsls- City href In set"
smoked nnd nlr dried JTHiSHc Western heef.
In sets, smoked, 2"1f2ilc rlt heef, knuckles
nnd lenders smoked nnd nlr dried 27'TrJe ,
Western heef knuckles and tenders, smoked.
27W2c: beef hams 2SCrnn. pork, fnmllj.
2R riOlfllfl hams H ! nreil, loose 17'4
ISC! dn skinned, loose 17'iwlHr . do, do.
amoked. lS'ffMOc other hnms smokcil city
cured, as to brand and average, ITHIMNe
iiams, smoked Western cured K'ilMie . do .
lolled, Itnnele, ,1iir plinli should) rs B. 1
cured, lonso, l-i'ac do smoked llt'i tfrl.Vic ,
bellies. In pckle, nirurillmr to jixern-ge looo,
I'sWlBc breakfast bainn as to brand nnd
mernge. cltv cured 1 7 t 1 St . do, western
cured, 17lse , lard. Western refined, tierces.
IL'Hc do, do. tubs r."4 do. puro cltv,
kettle rendered In tlercca IJVic , do , do ,
In tubs, 12c
REFINni) SUGARS
Tho market was quint but mends. We quote:
Extra fine KTanulnml 7c txmdered. 7 liw ' .
confectioners' A. II line , soft grades, u .',iv
II 83c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Clinnsi: The market ruUd firm undsr
light offerings und a fair demand . Quotations
JSew York full tcnm fain v, IKTitillic , do.,
do. fair to good held 11tt iN'ie- , do, do,
pirt skims, 11 Ml ii,
IUTrri:it the ninrket ruled firm with do
inn nd equal to the limited offerings of desirable
stock Quotations Western fresh, solid paiked
.trenmery fain v siiortnls liii . extra, .Tc
extra firsts 37c llrstH ,'lile . scionds, .lid!
3'ic , nc.trb prints fnno, lie nierige extra,
nutr4uc. firsts ailfjnii. , snonds, 3IW.Ic,
speilnl faniy brands uf iirlnts Jobblim at
l 4t847o , , . ,
' ' i;GOM ltccelpts were only modernlo nnd
the market rukd firm under u Bond de
mand 1'ollnwlng trc the quotations In free
cases, nenrbji extras 2i.c per dozen, nearby
fiists, tu (ill per stnndinl case, murln current
receipts, il I." per inse Wtstirn extra llrsts
0 lln per case, do , llrsts ! I" per case,
Boutliern, per case JiUlixl .10 us t" qunlltj.
'fancy selected iKh were JiiblilnB at llIVJUc
per dozen.
POULTRY
l.IVi: Tho market hub quiet but slcndv
under moderate offerings Quotations low's.
IKttdSlO'ic . rnostirH, 1JWI Ii . spring chlck
ns, sofl-mented lliHl2(ii . do , sIiirkj 1 lf
lBc : duoks. as to size and (utility, 1SM20C
ceeoe, ItWIOc . plgrons old per pair JSiu1
3Me do ouw tier pllr 2ll'il'2-( , , ,
DnuBStll) The market rulnl llrm with de
mand absorbing the urn rings of desirable
stock Quotations i'rcnlt killed drxtmikid
fowls It; to box drj plrl.nl fancy selected,
2lP . do , weighing I'iiWr, lbs opliie. 2Uls( .
weighing I lbs nplne LU'ik . wi Ighlng !'
lbs. npleco 10c , wilgblng 3 lbs apiece. 1 1 oi
3 he . fowls, In bids rum) dr picked, wdch
lllB 4hi&-, His nplice. 2lli . wilghlng I lbs
npleco, 20c smalltr sles, liimilic. "Id
roosters, dr-pl(kcd l."c broilers nearby,
weighing aw 3 lbs per P ilr. 4in!i l.'c . larg.r
aires. 33ff3te , t uions, pir lb Wclgblng hc
i) lbs nple(e 27iTC2Si sm iller hUch. JJHr
t'llct tur'wH, falio, xuing hi ns nnd toms.
31c : do . fair to choice 2 Is) ltlp . do . o'd
toms, 2,"c , du(ks marlu Bprlng 2HW3(ip ,
squabs, pr dozen While ueltvhlng 11 to 1J
lbs per dozen $" MISI 7". while weighing
0 to in lbs per dozen I'.IOI So. while. wcIk1!
Inc 8 lbs per dorn t'i( I 10, do , do . . lbs
per dozen J.I ft .1 .111. do do llSdllij lbs pel
dozen, t'JSIW.! 73. (I irk. JJttJ 7.1. smull nnd
No. ', JlCfl 31
FRESH FRUITS
Tho market rubd tirm on chobe stock with
demand ubsorblnu the moderate uffi rings Quo
tations: Apples per bbl . Wlnesip, $.15? I, do.
do, llaldwln, J.' .loiff.l 2.1, do. do. (Ireening.
J2.23W3: do., do Hen Hut Is. Jl 7.102 2.1. do ,
do., other varieties, Jl Bluff!! nil, do. do, No
2. Sl.2SOl.riU. do in bulk, per 100 lbs . Blip,
till BII. do. Western, per box, S1.211P2.
i Oranges, riorlda. per rr.ilo $2 .until. Tan
, cerlnes riorlda per strn $2(ii3 .10 drape
I Irult. riorlda. per irate. St 73lill4 Lemons,
fer box S.!(03 rineapples, per crate, l'orto
llco, $2.riinic:i .10. do . do rlnrlda $2 !((
B0. Cranberries. Jersey per bbl . J.lti 7. do ,
do , per cratp JluiJ2ri Strawberries, 1 lorlda
per qt., refrigerators 304H0c , do , do , open
cratta. 20 W 30c
VEGETABLES
Cholco stock sold falrl and ruled linn
as follows White nomtoes, i r bush , l'enn-
t- aylvnnla. Jl 308D1 4ii, do do .New York.
1.1BW1 20. do do , Wistern Jl IBi 1 20. do..
' Jersey, per basket., No 1 rose ilHi7.1i , do
do., other tnrietles B."i5i7Bc , do, do. No J.
I .'100400., do, riorlda, per' turn I. No 1, S7'u
7,00: do., do , No 2 Jtl(q7 Hweet potatoes,
.Terse, per tmskLt. No 1 ll.loc do, do
No. 2. 2B03UC . do Jersej Pelawaru mill
Jlarjland. per hamper No 1. 71i CiJl. do
do.. No 2 60iloc do. Mrglnla twr liarnl,
J1.501 75 Onions, per lim-lli bag. No 1,
J1.25V2, do do. So - 7Bi MSI, do.
Texas, per cummer crate No 1, SI J.1iM flu.
1n . rin . Ko L1 lllle dlSl Cabbage. Uanlstl.
. tier ton, J10O15, do. riorlda per hamper.
73c & Jl 25, do. South Carolina tier irate,
f $1..MJW2. Celery riorlda, per irate, Jl 73w
l'..o, spinacn, itoriom it.r uurm i !
SI. 50. kale, Norfolk, per barrel, tl05r70i ,
watercress, per 100 hunches S2 l.(.ttuce.
Florida, per basket SJW.I nil do . !huth Caro
lina, per basket. SJj(2 .10. do , North Caro
lina, per basket, JJiu.1 beuns riorlda per
basket, J2t SO. peas, Horida tier Insket
$3ftB, peppers, florid i, tier rarrb r Jl ftiifs
3.2.1: CBBPlant, Florida, per irate. Jaw." 50
Tomatoes, riorlda. ier, carrier, f:nir. Jt 7.Vu
a: do., do, tholte, Jll, in Asparagus, per
crate. Bouth Carolina. JJftl. do .do , ileorela,
J2.25a .10, do, do. California, J.'W3 5U
Mushrooms, per 4-10 basket 73c WJ1 10
' New York Incorporatioiw
. ALBANY, N Y, April I There Ttero
Wncorporatcil with tlio Secretary of Stnte
I1 during Slarch 1J01 stock companies.
i lmMnir n totui imph.ii ur 4i.(iJ.uuu, ns
compared with ion companies chartered
In February, with mi aggregate c.ipltalU
latlon of J75,888,000.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
AVASIIINOTON. April 4.
For eastern l'eimsyl.inla and New Jer
I pey: I'roliatily rain tonight; Wednesday
'cloudy; fresh northeast wlndi.
i Tlia ntnrtu that tins central nier fienr.
I gla yesterday la passing off the const at
i Hatteras this morning It haa caused
r, rains in the Atlantic Suites from northern
1 Florida to central New Kngland during
the last H hours Another slight dis-
r turbance oter IjiUo Superior has caused
, anow flurries oer a considerable urea In
that region. A third disturbance oer the
Southern plateau region has caused light
' wina wlilplt lmta unread eastward liitn
ti Kansas and Oklahoma The temperature
changes have been sijgnt anu generally unimportant.
(U, U, S. Weather Uurcau Uulletin
Hjn "lfrtatlons taken at 8 a m Eastern time.
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1 Buffalo. NY 40 an
1 rharleston.S C 54 J-
f Chicago. Ill .. j.
Cincinnati, O 4 if
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Denver. Col . . 30 .1H
BStVo": Mich : s a
Ualveston Tex. IIJ -
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TELL THE TRUTH IN BUSINESS
AND HOLD ALL TRADE YOU GET
Dc Loyal To Your Employer. Your employer's pood business policies
are necessary for his success. You should help him attain success by
upholding these business policies, Tho Rood name of his business and
the peronal character of your employer are both sacred to him". There
fore, support that Rood name nnd that reputation and loyally resist every
attempt on the part of others to stain them. The goodwill of the public
In behalf of your employer is based on his good reputation. This good
will ns a working capital cams for you your weekly pay nnd for your
employer his deserved profit. If you shirk your work, you cheat your
employer. Set tbe example by being trustworthy. When you are loyal,
you do not have to be watched by your superior. The less supervision you
require, the greater will be your salary.
He Loyal To Your Employer's Patrons. You servo your employer
best by being true to his patrons. These customers dcnl with your
"house" because the goods arc good, the prices arc right and the service
is satisfactory. They trust you, too, because you treat them "on the
square." Continue to be sincere nnd true and you will continue to get
their trade. Do not try to secure their pntronnge through unworthy
schemes and inventions. Always work for your customers' interests ami
they will continue to bo your good business friends. Tell the truth in
business and thereby hold all the trade you get. A thing is well sold when
it is maikcted on the truth basis. The buyer must be plenscd with the
purchases just ns tho seller is pleased with the sale. Fair exchange is
the outcome of safe salesmanship.
He Loyal To The Position You Fill. Be sure that you are qualified for
your work. If you find that you are deficient, make yourself more capable,
or else quit. Partial success will not hold your position for you. Only
by the use of your fullest capacity will you avoid being pushed down to
a lower level. You will go up the ladder only by doing your very best
with the Work in hand. The position you now fill is but the open door
to your tomorrow's opportunity. Develop your better qualities in order
to be better fitted for n better position. Your lovnlty is tested by what
you think nnd what you do. Be true, then trust.
(Capyright, lath, by Itaiil t. Smith, Phllmtclphln)
11ETIILEIIE3I OFFERS $75 FOR
PEXNA. STKEL COMMON
Former Desires Stock So That Com
pany Can Be Dissolved
The fiethlehem Steel Corporation hni
nude nn offer of $r. per fcharc In cash
for all of tho outstanding common stock
of the I'cnnsltanla Steel Company, tho
former company, tthlch recently bought
the latter, deilrltig to get nil of the stock
In so that the I'ennsyltnnla Steel Com
pany can be dlsohcil There lire. It Is
understood, only about 1000 shares of
the common stock out. The $75 offer
compares with J'-S "8 n p'.iaro paid for the
common stock held by Penusyltntiln Itnll
road nnd the Philadelphia and Heading
Coal nnd Iron Compnny.
I'njment for all of the stock tthlch Is
turned In will be mndo through Chnndler
Brothers & Co The offer Is made over
the name of .f. II Wait!, tlco president of
the Bethlehem, In a tetter attached to
a circular iisued by the directors of the
Pennsylvania Steel Company of New Jer
sey, recommending the acceptance of the
offer of Bethlehem Steel to purchase nil
of the nsMelH of the Pennsjltanla Steel
Companj. A meeting will be held on
May 4 to act on the tUestlon of dissolu
tion The letter, tthlch Is dgucd by T3 C
I'elton, president, and Ftank Tenney. sec
retary, explains the offer made by Hcth
lehem "Holders of approximately ttto-tliltds In
Interest of the prefeneil stock and of
approximately OS per cent In Intel et In
tho common slock," sas the cliuilar,
"hnto advised the boaid of their ileslte
that the company be liquidated
BRITISH CONSUL'S FUNERAL
Charles A. S. Petceval Buried This
Afternoon
I-'unetnl sertlces for Chailes Alexander
Spencer Percltul. British Consul Cencrnl
In this clt, ttho died Sunday In tho Cnl
tersltt Hospital, ttere held this afternoon
at St Philip's l.'plscopal Chinch. 12d sttcet
and Ualtiinoie atenue.
Tho Ilrltlsh Hmhassy at Washington
was represented by the Flist Sectetary.
.Mr Ilobertson Tho following outdated
as pallbearets' Hugh Alexander Kind, Dr.
H HolllngsHorth Slter, H Waring Wilson,
Colonel John F Jlucklo. Prof lalvwird P.
Cheyney and John CI Todd The burial
was at West Laurel 11111 Cemeteiy.
Police Court Chronicles
The memory of John Steteiihon has
caused him much woe It has the habit
of falling him at the most crucial periods.
It went back nn him as usual In his latest
complications John was riding a blcole
on JOth street It was of tho to which
was highly popular about 1880; one of
those high-wheel affairs which props the
rider up almost to the becond story
Stetenson was fussing around with the
tehlcle, much to the enjoyment of a bunch
of youngsters, when Policeman Hnggetty
hoto In view Realizing that It would only
be a mntter of moments when tho rider
would be In the hospital tho cop effected a
blockade, seized the craft of Stetenson
and brought him befuro his nsniesake.
Magistrate Stetenson, at the 39th street
and Iincaster atenue station
The prisoner, who hnd an endless ocab
ulary, nssumed an Independent air Ad
dressing the Judge, he said mysteriously
"It will be nil right. Vou see. Magis
trate Stetenson Is n friend of mine Get
him on the phone, tell him that I'm here,
and ho'll pass jou tho word that I'm In
right and tell you to let me off "
"What kind of a man Is Magistrate
Stetenson?" asked the Judge
"He's a tall, fine looking fellow, with n.
big black mustache and curly hair," said
the prisoner.
"You must have a bad memory," said
the Magistrate.
"I don't get you," confessed John.
"No, but I got jou," said the Judge
"I happen to know Magistrate Stetenson
better than any man on earth, because I
am he"
"I i I X thought you was Judge
Hoyle," said Stetenson
"And I thought 1 was going to let you
go," said the Judge, "but when you try to
put one over like that I must Insist that
you be the c'lty'a guest until the week end
in the county prison "
UNION CHAPEL FOR HOSPITAL
Catholics and Protestants to Have
Place for Worship at Sanatorium
CRESSON, April 4 Leading clergy
men of this district of both I'rotestant
and CathollQ faith have approved plans
for a Protestant and Catholic union
chapel to be erected In connection with
the State tuberculosis sanatorium near
Cresson. Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, of
Pittsburgh, chief contributor to the pro
ject, has had the plans drawn for the
chapel, which will cost 13.000.
The chapel Is needed because of the
numerous patients, both Protestant and
Catholic, who hate no suitable place in
which to worship.
Five Children Hurt by Explosion
OIRARPVILLB. Pa. April 4. While
Joseph and John McDonald, Clement and
Myrtle Burchlll and Thomas Cook, rang
ing from 9 to 13 years, were playing In
the street here one of them, found a dyna
mite cap, such as Is used in mine blasting.
lied a barrel over it on the paved
explosion iouowea, vmicn Diew
.iuments. tore a deeo hole
Mk , ... ..-
a me children m .
wa seriously i
"DO.VT IMMFT TllllOUtill IJFE,"
HISIIOl' WOODCOCK WARNS
Kentucky Prelate Sounds Note
Against Practice of Dawdling
"IVin't dnwdle with life, don't plav with
life," pa Id lllshop Woodcock, of Kentucky,
toilav nt tho noonday l.-nlen ocrtlces In
tho (Jorrlett Theatre "Hon't drift thtough
life without nit tleitlimtlon. Life has tin
meaning without tho soul Tho rxeiice of
life Is to wmk out our destiny to seek
the kingdom or Ooil
"Don't think Hint hcrniKp toil are mov
ing along that jou are going anywhere,"
he said "Well, pel haps you are to di
stinction Know whole tint are going In
this life and seek the kingdom of find You
all need a tMon to show Jim what to bo,
and mon tiro made to bo tho image of
their Maker
"It Is ii great start In life to bo born
n gentleman; but It Is a greater stnrt to
be reborn a Christian, and man Is tho only
being that has the prltllego of being re
born And jet man Is the only being that
causes Cod trouble, anil hits denied Cod,
and spat on tloil ; but Cod has glten him
the pi It liege of being rebotti and being
reinstated
"People are apt to lower their stanit
nicls and Ideals because! of the criticisms
and opinions of tho world I'ntll jou cm
'stand tho sneers of tho world. Coil help
jou You .no lacking 111 Ideals; jou hate
meielv n small, mercenaiy soul Don't
111 .iy to (iod to sato jou In spite of i,ui
self. If lie did so, He would bleak down
jour terj- mm nl being Yon would be
merely a small pleio of animated puttj
You would bo wotth nothing There Is no
poisonttt x It t tie without temptation and
tlctot t "
lllshop Woodcock pointed out that dif
ference In men was not In cut itoumetit,
association or in hialii power, but in will
power nnd faith potter "Thoio Is little
difference between the rut nnd the grate
except that ton can get out of the rut, nnd
It Is up to jou to do It "
GOSPEL OF SELF-CONTROL
Rev. F. M. Taitt Explains Meaning of
Temperance
N'ext to self-knowledge, tho most im
poitant nttrlhute of man is self-control,
was the statement made hj- tho Ret
Francis Minion Taltt at tbe beginning of
his brief talk tit tho noonday Lenten
sortke at Old St Paul's Church, 3d stieot
below Walnut, today.
"Tho word 'tempetnnee.' " said the
speaker, "as used by St. Paul in tho Hist
chapter of the Kplstle to tho Romans, hits
tho same meaning as self-control It
means tho tremendous power which ninn
must exercise oter himself If ho Is to be
come nn Ideal Christian It means the
absolute dominion of tho mind oter tho
hodf, of making tho bodv a slate to tho
mind and tompletclj' subordinate to it
Many men ale able to control nnule.s
and even nations, but they fall utterly
when It comes to self-contiol "
Tax Payments Show Increase
Tax receipts for March amounted to
$1,503,70 J 21, an Incieaso of 1CU0UO
oter lecelpts for tho corresponding month
last yeat Tho total pa) ments mado on
account of city nnd school taxes during
the lirst quintet of the jear amounted to
$-1,848,130 GE, as eompatcd with $1,CD8.
108 84 received In tho fa.tme period of time
in 191G
OBITUARIES
IJenjnmlit II. Hutchinson
Benjamin II Hutchinson, who had been
connected with the Customs House 2U
j ears, died Sunday night at his home, 1611
North 20th street aged 71 j'cars He wns
a sou of Charles Nicholas Hutchinson. Ho
serted with the 102d Regiment, New York
Volunteers, In the Civil War and was a
member of Post 2. O. A R., in this city
Surtiving him are his wife and son, Ray
mond, nnd three sisters Mrs Alexander
r Nicholas, wife of Colonel Nicholas, and
Mrs Hmma Merrill, of 1742 Hazel atenue,
and Mrs. John Krltser, of 1425 North
29th street
Mrs. George W. Swett
ATLANTIC CITY. April 4 Mrs. Vln
nle M Swett, wife of Colonel George W
Swett. assistant manager of the Hotel
Traymore and one of the best known
hotel men In the country. Is dead here
She had been ill for a long time, bat
Iter condition did not become serious un
til Saturday. She leates a daughter, Mrs.
Almerin Marstln, of Chelsea
IN JIKJIOKI )I
FIIItlOM! In lovlns memory of the lata
SUJor John William Furlon. 13th I'atalry.
U B A who departed thU llfo April 4,
1015. at Hot bprlnK. Ark FltlKNl).
GllrXiOltY In memory of Martha M. Greg
ory. April 4. 1015
6CIIKFt"Klt In lotlnr memory of Charles
W ticbeffer, who entered Into real April
4 lull Thy lovhut memory ihall ever ba
remembered
Beatljs
Thtf Notice Are Printed In the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge,
ALLGKIKK. On April J. 191. HERMAN.
son of tba late CharlAytiliiti fliaca. Cook
Allzeler, aged 59 yeoa. Helatlvea. anil
frlenda alao P B y Co-operatlvaIlBB.
flclal Aaaoclatloa, arolntlted to attyfidtbo v
funeral aervlces onYedncaday, atyl p. m.
precisely, at acourir. uroaa na uia
raond ata Intermit prltate. It
be viewed on TueaaayTTfom i
Auto funeral.
AIIMOK. At, her lata isftAaBta&ni Mount
Vernon at , rnui r " . on -April ., ivio,
HirttAIC. wlftfoflha lata Charted B. Armor.
late of Ueltyaburs, Pa Funeral aervlcea
and Interment Wednesday, at Evergreeo
Cemetery. Gettysburg-, Pa.
11AIOJVWN. Oa April 8. 1914. FRANK
11AK.EK, aon of Ralph M. and Btelyn. B.
Baldwin, aged U years. Relative and
friend are Invited to attend the funeral
aervlcea. on Thursday, at ".30 p. m.. at hla
f areata' reeldence. 5005 Chrlatlaa at. la
ennent at Mt Morian. Cemetery
UKiaiK. Paaaed away at hla aon'a residence,
WaUlngford. Pa on April S . 1MB,
CHARLES S IIEEBB Funeral aervlcea at
Boston. Mass,
BKLTUAM -Oa April 3. 1010. ELIZA, widow
DHATIia
funeral, on Thurtu nt 2 p m , from her
Ittfi reldrrire 8(11 Mill nt Fulls of Schuyl
kill. Interment nt Mount Pnre Cemetery.
I rlendu mny tlew remain Wednesday, after
7 n m
nnNnviinrru. on Arm i lotrt piiti.tr
J. IHiN.RNIIUFRn lit. liueMtlfl of Hell
IHMIINfl Suddenly, on April 2 inifl t.UCtn
y . dinirhter of Robert tf nnd l.tirle u lllf
uins; in nc-r .'.'i jrnr uemtltra mm irienn
nre Intltrri to attend the funeral aertlre on
Thurdny, nt 2 10 p m nt her pnrents'
relilenrc Cheltenhtm ronil north of Willow
Orote nte Wjnrtmoor Mnnttromerv Count v
Tn t"nrrtaa;ea will meet the nrrltnl of. tin
I 20 n m train from ltendlnc Termini! nt
tttnrfmorr Interment prltite
llt.r.V l.l.tt Ahrll .1 .tnilV itiritAltniOV
IlI.lIM.im nR.it ! trnr Itelitltea nnd
friends ln Cheater t.odp N'o 210 I nnd
AM, Cheater Until Areh Chnpter, No
I'lf It, A. M Cheater Comtnnnderv No
tin Knloht" Tetnulnt f.u I.u Temple. Chea
ter IxiiUre No JOI 1 O n r, Colonel
Then lltatt Counrll No K",1 I O A .
nnd I'enn Forest No 21. I' C I,. are
Intlted to attend the funeral aertleea on
Thiirsdn al 2 p tn , nt lilt lato residence
101 WeM 11th at , Choater l'n Interment
nt Mount llopo Cemeterv
ll H. April 2. MAltV. wllow of Hurry M.
Hotd tneo tlrt'rnikeni Iteiathes nnd
frlendi are Invlteil to attend funernl aert
lee on Wedneadm nt J p. in nt tho
relilenro of her alster Mra Floreneo
Sehlotaser IIS7 Ttlrhmnnil at Interment
prlinte nt North eilar Hill tVmitert Iti
tnalna may lie tiered on Tueidny nfter
t t m
llltlV. On April 1 lOtit MAIlT T vililnw
of lohn llrnilt Itelntlt nnd frlen It ate
Intlted to ntlend funeral tin tteilneid.iv. at
Mil n m from her lot" real lenco SRO'i
Salmon at Solemn lleiiuleni Mnaa nt Ht
Ann a Church, at 10 a tn Interment nt St.
Ann a Ctmeter
III! 1 1 III. KY. . April 2 WltflAllKT WII.MOV.
wife nf Ihntnna W Urlerlrv llililttei nnd
frlenda urn United to attend the funeral
aertlrea on Thuredat nt s it ni , nt her
lute r.'aldenco, la.'n S'orth nsth "t Inler
1111 nt on l'rliliy nfternnnn. nt llnnrock Mil
mum v. on Anrii 1 inin annus iiiiown,
widow nf I,nnalnr; O llrown nnd dnttrthter of
the Into IMwnril nnd Alhe Jonen llelatltci
nnd frlendt of fntnllr alao tnembera nf tt'la
anhlekon I'reihtterlm Cliurrh nnd Hlblo
Clns. are intlted to attend runernl ttVdnea
ilay, nt 2 r m from her Into realdence,
41r,l Terrace at HnttioruuKh. Interment
Lctcrlnnton Cemeter
Ilflll.Ci; Suddenly, on April 2. 101".
t'HAHI.rm I.. Iielnved hinlintid of r.llnilielh
Jlnoro llulieek Itelttlvei and friend'.' alao
leil"lnlotl Herd, So 2 It O II nre
Intlted to iitLnil the funeral aertleea. 011
ttedneaila nl 2 p in from I1I1 lite real
ilinre, an.'S I.eo at Interment nt Chellen
lllll tVmeiert Iternitna tuny lm tlewid
'lueday nflnr 7 p. in
Ill'ltSI. On April .1 llllll CllAltt.ni
CIIAI'SVIIV III'IIN." In hi ith tenr Itel
ntlte" nnd frli nd". nlan Ittiimnnv llotnl Arrh
t'hiiiter. No " nnd itiiiilnt.a of Straw
lirlilBe A Clnlhlir nn lnltid to nttend tin
funernl aertleea on Ttiuradtt nflernoun nt
1 o tlocU nt the real.linie uf hla aon In liw
Mr Jiimea White, I, li N'nrtll llllll atrn t
Interment prltnte In Wnmll ind" tvmetcr
I'rlend" mny tlew nmilna Wedneaduy ete
rlnir. from 1 .to until 10 oMorl,
lliltNi: On April J llilfl MAIlOAlir.T A
dniichter of I'ntrlilt A mid Mars A 111 me,
ntted 22 cnra Itelitln" nml friend" are
Intlted to attend iliorum rnl on "Ihuriliv
nt s 10 11. m . from her parents' rraldenee,
1'urreat nnd Summit inn. MrKlnlej, I'a.
olelnll lllch Itinuleni Mnai nt the Im
innculilo Cnnn'iilloii Chun h. lenklnlnwn
nt 10 11. ni Internum nl Holy Sepulrhro
C melerv
CIN. tin April 2. mm ri.nlll'.NCi: jounc
j"t iliimhter of John and Aiuell 1 Cain
Itelntlio" nnd friend" nr Intlted to nttend
the funernl aertleea WVilneadnv nt 2 11 in ,
nt her Into reaidenee linn s lStli at In
terim nt prlwite. nt Mount Mori ih Cune
tery CAHTHKHillT. t lliirllnitlnn N .1 April
2 KOSANVt C CtinWltlllllT iibciI 77
Mara Itelalltes nnd frh nd" of the fam
ily are Imttcil to ntlend funernl aerthea
on Thuraihit II n in. nt In r late n at
denee (ITI lllRh at llilrllnittnn. N. .! In
terment prltate nt rtrnwood tVmi ter
1 nenii" mat mil weiine.uat etennuc
C.WTtllt.-
-April '.' Kl.UAIIirril K wife
il II l-'n-Mor ItpHttvi" iind frlrliilM
of Alfred
Colonel John Chirk Council No 1211 H.
or 1, Tiirnnl IlltKlnli, o 7, S or T
nre Intlted to littetnl funeral aertlet" on
Thuradtt nt 2 p. III. nt her late resld. nut.
s.'js rrttnkfcitd ate llolineiilmra; Inter
inent private llemnlna liny ho tlewed uli
t edneailay uf ler 7 p ni
CII il'M'HY. lt pneumonia on April .1
lniil at hla country naldenre. ClIAUI.ns
CIIAIINCIIY
COM:i,l.. On prll .1. 101 WIM.1AM. ann
of the 1 tto tit on," mid IZIIzulKlh Counell
Funernl aertlie" will he held cm tVednesdlt
lit 2 p 111 from 111" resldi'iico, nill", Wood
laud ate Weal PhlliLilelphl.i Interment
prltate
til (ill I I.V rill April II 101(1 VINCHNT F..
Him of Crane la and Mary Couiihlln nnd
tfr.uulioti of tho Into Patrh It nnd Cathnrlno
CouKhlltl 111 hla Slat enr Itehltlvea and
frlimla. alao Court llmnUton. No III! l of
A , nro invited tn nttend tlm funeral. 011
Thurada. ut H In a m , from hla bitw real
deiKi', .112- "Warren at Solemn lleituhm
tl.iaa ut tit .Iniuea' Cliurth at 111 11 111
Interment nt Holy Croaa Cemetery
ro. on Yiiinii :n mm shah sri:vi:s'-
.s()N' 1 o, dainthter of the lme William K
nml Mnry K. tux. ut St Helhr. lal ind of
.Ii rwey.
COll.K. On April 1 lllin ANVin COVt.IJ.
d.iui.liti r nf tin In I.. Jnmea nnd tlnry Cotle.
of Sultln Cttrrleltiiiore Couni Trcuie Ire
litntl ItelitHei und frit ndn ulao Lencruo
of the S.iir,. Hurt of Our I. ids of Lotirde",
urn Intlted to attend the funeril on Wtdne"
tlay. ut h 30 11 ill , from hi r lain realdenee
SOS North tlnrkoe at Solemn liich .tlasa
of It.-dulcm at Our Mother of Sorrciwa'
Chiirth nt lu 11 in Inn rmeiit nt Holy
Cros" Ctmeterj
f Kil.S. On April 2. llllll COnDHMA
wife of William V C'rntcn and dnuBhter of
Sarah nml the late liiiuet lllrkann. In her
IHth jtir Hehttliia und friend" are In
vited to attend the funernl. on tVednesdlt
nt 2 p in from htr Into realdenri'. I'lJJ
Itlttimond al Ittmilna may ho tlewed on
Tuead it httwttn m and 10 p m Intcrinent
ut Fn abyterlnn uult
I)M. On April 1 llilfl. WILLIAM Y
huahind of IE. lm N Patla (neo Seyhert) nnd
aon of John M und Mnrv A Divla Iteli
tltea nnd frit nda nlan Wnahlnctnn Camp.
No 110! P O S of A . nnd emploies nf
S &. C prlntliur ilepirtinenj. nro Intlted to
attend the funernl aert Ires"' on Thdfada ut
' 11 m. nt hi" lito rottlilenro 210 West
I'lrth at JoJermeiit pritute At Nnrthvood
1 1 metvtr ilenil" may thjev rennlnaJon
WedKtadiy. idfier 7 p unAfito funernl
IIWIsilV On April 3 Mill RMZAfinTH
DAIIMft ielilow of Henv OlwHonlli hi r
nMii jfiir iii-taiivea ojui iriciiunrii in
tlted loyfitlind the fflnerut aenrlt t a on
Thuradajr nt 2 p m nt the rcitdeiitti of
hrr weMiu. Art hue1 It l.lttlwoml. lit
I'lyui'i 'Ul' Itoxbortiuith Fa f Iiitermcut
laZiraln at weal liurei nut I'cineter
llllll lli:i,I.. At I.oomla, N. J , Bn April 1.
llllll .IllSKt'ltl.NK T , tlauRhler of Sophia
llowtleii in her 27th jmr ItelatUea nnd
frlenda ulao emplosea of the Ke8ttine Witlrr
Caae Co of Hlterslde, N J , nre llitltetl to
attend tho funeral aertleea, on WVdnesJav.
at K p m ut reMldiMicu of Hdwnrd lleehm.
129 ('iiteland ate, Itlteralde, N J Inter
ment 1 Ivute
HI C'KF.TT On April 2. 1810, THOMAi' S
huaband of Mark O Diukett Helatltta and
frlenda. also Jerusalem l.udae. No rl)l F
and A M . (Ireliel Council No 1, D of I.
Artisan No ll A O M 1 . Fruntlatllla
Council No R37. O. P A , Old tluiird",
State Fcnilldei ur.il Active Volunteer Fire
men a Aaaml ttloii. are invited to nttend tho
funernl on Wtdneadty, ut 2 11 ni , from
hla lute residence IKlt North 21st at ite
tn ilna may ho viewed Tuesday, from 8 to 10
p m
KssFlt. In Phllidelphla, on April 3. 101(1.
Cli:oi(C(3 W HbSKlt, iiRed 7,1 jiara Fu
neril aervlcea on Thursday, at 1 p m , at
hla late residence, Mauch Chunk, Ta In
terment prltate
l',7i:KIKI . Op April 3 tOIrt, MOntllS. hui
liarnl of Murifuret S Kzeklel tueo Cornell)
Itelatltea and friends ulsn Wuahlnston
Camp No BIO. V O S of A (llrard s
semblv. No II A. O M I , uro Invited to
attend the tunerul services, on Wednesdnv
ut h 30 p ni , ut hU late residence 1232
Krle ate Idd Watd) Interment on Thura
day mornlntf at Hillside Cemetery, viu, fu
neral car
F.MIKKN. On April 2, 1010, MAKY widow
of 'Ihumas A Farren Uelatlves and friends
are Invited to attend tho funeral on Thurs
day, at t 30 u in, from her late residence
2O20 Snder nte Itequlem Hluh Muss at
St Kdmonct u Church at 111 oelock Inter
ment at Holy Cross Cemeterj
FI.N. On April 3 1918 ANNIE M daugh
ter uf Mary unj thu lato Thomaa tlnn Itel
SPRING ItESOKTS
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ATLANTIC CITY.
r . - . . .. 1
ouponor location with an
unobstructed view of beach
ana uoarawoiK . -A. recoemzea
standard of excellence .
Cpc..y600. WUJERJ.BV2BY.
THE LEADING RESORT HOTEL Of THE WORLD
JUatlljoroHjfi'BcnlKini
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
OWMCRSHIP MAMACeMENT.
HaiH WHrrefc gQKS compaijy.
as getaiveWslai
cf emce.con)fortj&l
rjijc)X8TFiiciaricrTiioinuTiatsi
rt ttwtiicaitKW. s;ea evcaic FifAre.
tswmii Am ww mott Sgtt Jtjr
ItMatltrs nml friends nln Alhnmbrn I.odf.
No I 8 of II are Intlted to nttrnd fii
peril service M hla lite renlilenre MM
N Jth at . on Wedneadnj nt 3 p m pre-
vmrij- imermeni ni .Mount I'eaco oeinc-tery
Mrsnv&&&9
JLeVUfcU ATLANTIC ClXir mmmm
las set a lveW slaMani I
blVAUTHMilm:. VA.
STRATK HAVEN INN &?,
Juaa 3 h' U. BtUEIXr
DEATnfl
ntltei and frlenda nro Intlted to attend the
luncrni, on TnuratMY, at n n m irom ner
lata realdence, nt; York at , Camden. N J
Solemn llUh Maai nt the Church of the.
Holy Name at n 30 a m Interment nt
Calvary Cemetery
ror.RY. Suddenly, on April I tOIit, DKNNIS
J. huahnnd of I.lndn. Foley. m?ed 27 yeira,
Itelntlvea nnd friend", nlao polleo of 4th
District ore Intlted to nttend tho funeral,
on Thuradnr. nt 8 30 a m . from hla lata
realdencn 3811 North Kith at. Solemn It
oulem Maai nt St Stephcn'a Cnurch at 10
n m Interment at Holy 8epulchro Ceme
tery. rou i.rn. On April i. min DF.iiortAH c
widow of Cliarloi II Fowler, aited Hi jenra
Itelitltea nnd frlenda nra Intlted to nttend
the funeral aervlcea, on Uedneadai nl 2
Pm ni precisely at the realdence of her aon
J'hnrlca H Fowler 120? North lllh at
Interment private
oi,Mii.(i.,n April a. into jntiv n
liiKliflnd of Mnrnaret l Olnndlnu naed OR
teira. Itelatltri and frlenda nl memlier"
of liltlcn Avenue tl F. Church emplntea
of Ihlladelphia Water Depart ment. Mainir
Inc Trlho. No , imp o It M,. tlnli
Cniipcll No 3rto t) I A Star of finat
l.odRe No 2 Sheiherda of lletlilehein ir
Intlted to ntlend the funernl on Thur"1a,
nt 1 p m , from hla late realdenre Kn"f
Shinmont avo. HtvtbnroURii runernl aert
Ice" will l.e held nt Itl.hte Ate M II hurrh
nt 2 p 111 Inlerment nt lloilmrouah I're"
litterhin Church Friend" innv call Weclma
nit from 7 to tl p m
(".'.V.s-s'Tvt. NnrrHlown I'a.. nn April 2
nun anna may, wife or Kduird mm
In the r.ith scar nf her bro Uelntlvei and
friend" nlo Nnrrlatnnn Council Nn 117.
I) nf f, Wocdhlne Hcheccn ItOdue No 315
I O o F Colonial Temple Itovnl Amerl
r.T!.' .Nn Bn'' Fiirltt IxtrlRe, No P. of
Philadelphia, urn Invited In niton I the fu
nernl from her late rclilonce 724 Haat
Mnrahill at , on Wedneadit nt 2 p. 111 In
terment nl lllverslde Cemetery
(IIM l.ll. fin prll 2 1nlil 1 IJAVDKU S
hll'hind of Mela nn tlnuld Iteliillvi" nnd
friend" nlyi PhllaiVlphla t.ode No 2 II
F ) II . t'lillndelplil 1 MualenT Aaanilitlon.
Piper Itui, r' rmpcrlnl No 4H I II of It
nnd emplojt" of hunlnit Frlntliii Co are
mtlteil to nttnd the funernl airtltea on
tteiincadnt nt 2 p m precl"U nt hi" lal'
rel lenco, 211". Turner at (near 21th nnd
'""riD Interment private Frit ml tnvt
cull rue"dn, froMi 7 30 to ti p ni
(iitni.Ni: on April 3 mm c.vTitniUM:
ni.lAIIIII II widow uf John F (Ireene. In
her illh teir Itelallve" mil frlenda nro
Invlteil to nil. ml the funernl atrtlti-t cm
1 rldit nflernoun ut 1 oeloik preclel at
her Into rcstdeiKc, 20MI N Cnmar nt In
torment private
HA MA V On April 3. 1010 JORPII It. hu
Innd of Caroline llmnan. In hla 111111 tear,
llelatlvo" nnd frlenda nro Intlted to niten I
the funtrnl aertlee" on 1'rldns nt 2 in
p m. at hi" late realdence, 41111 Frankfort!
itto Interment prltnte at Cedar lllll Cem
elt rv
llAllMl.lt. t llurllnitton N J. on April I.
1111(1 DAVID HAIlMlUt Itelatlve" and
friend" nre Invited to nttend funeral from
hla I Ho rialdctire 12 W Futon al . llurllnR
Inn on Ytcdneiilnt nt 2 10 p in Interment
private nt Odl l'ellnwn (Vtmterr
HXItltls. on April 2 lllin Wlf.MAM. aon
of Samuel and Smile Harris (nee Itennettl
iiRed 13 cnr. Itelntlvea and friend" nlao
Trnoti No HU. licit Si outa are Invited to
nttend the funernl aervliea on Thuratlav, nt
2 p m at hla pnronta' rialdem.' 122 South
21at at Intt-rmeut ut Mount Murlah Cetue.
ter Friend" tn i call YV'odni "dnv otenlmt
HAH. On April 3 I'lln SIAItT IAN1I.
vvluw nf WIIMain Dixon Haws and tliiiRhter
nf the late Ihninaa 1 and Surah A Mercer
Itelntlvea and rrlonila an- In, lied to attend
the funeral hitvIips, on atlirdiv nt J p lu ,
ut her late realdence. I1121 Itrown at In
teriuint Altiunt Ptnre
IIKItll. On April t 10111, HOIlKItT W, hu"
I'lind of Ihnllv lv II. nl nnd aon nf the late
itilllnm nnd Fllsaheih Herd iiRetl 17 jenra
Ilelitlvei nn 1 frlenils. il"o etnplnsei of l.u
nrne enr Hum F It T Co nrn invited
to attend funeral atrvlre" nn tcdne"hiv,
lit 2 p m . lit hla lllo realdence 1717 N
I rnnkllii at tlnterinent private, at North
Cidir lllll jiViuettrj Irlcnda mat view
rem ilna ouvrwVij at 8 11 ni. Automoullo
funeral J , y t
IIOIT. On Aprll2. mtfl tinonnK'F aon
of Surah 1 urVil tho .1 itetleor F Hoff
Itelmlvea aiiiKfrlend" ivl"i 21nt tt'nrd Demo
emtio lUMnllflii, oft. lilt It.yl to allen.l
funernl-iaJbiKc-Hiill tLrtnead iy at .1 p tn
tiret lnirVl Itla late risllcl. Ilnl. 175 Hay at ,
Maniyunk Ilntonni-nu prlv n,o.y
Hlll'llHION On April I Idio. P VTIHCK.
aim of the lulu Patrick hiuI "Marv lluugliloii
llelnllve" and f rlt nils nn Invltnl to nttend
the flint rut on Widllesdat nt H 30 a in.
from hla lite rialdemc. 1120 Church at
Frniikforil Solemn itetiulem Mas" at St
Jnai him a Church, at 1(1 11 in Interment
nt Mt. Domlnlc'n Ctmeterj
IIFTt lllM)N, On April 2 IPHI. TII1VIV
MI.S II hliKlinnil or (lertrutlc- V tlutchln
anil In Ida T.'th ttar Itelntlvea and friends
of the famll Hlao Pint Nit 2 tl A It
nnd emnlmta nf Fnlted Stntu Ciiitoin
lliiuap, nro rtspeetfllllv lutlleil In attend fn.
iiitiiI aertlte" nn Tliuradnv, at 2 p ni .
ut hi" Into realdence-. 11.11 N -"Ull at 111
lirnient nt West I. turd lllll Cemetery
wood t emeterv
Jt KSIIV.on April .1 llllll. JOHN Tl hui
Imnd uf M irv (ttrtrudo Knorr .Ijckson
Itelatlvea and frlenda am linltnl to attnul
the funeril aervlcea. on tt t'tllli sd iy lit S
It 111 ahnrp ut hla Into reald. nte 1 1't V
louden at (lerm Ltitctwn Interment 'lhura
tint, at Shlckaliluny Pu
JACOIIY. On April 3 1U1II MARION
ItOSAHA. diURhter nf Harvey nnd Mnrv
Jacob used 2 seara 2 month" nnd 12
riaa Itelntlvea nnd frlt-nds nrn Invited tn
attend the funeral aervlcea. 011 'Ihuradi.
nt I .III p m nt llio realdenrw of her par
ents, itllil Hazel no. Internum nt Fern-
JINTON. On April 3 101(1 (IKOItaU W.
hilsbund of S.irieh lunton ntretl UJ ear"
Due notice uf tho funeral will he Riven, from
Id" lulo realdence I II W York at
JIINMMi1!,-On April 2, Hllil. NORA, el mch
ter of the late. Mlrhiel and Miry JennlnR"
of Iluherd Itulllu Holio County tluio Ire
land lEelatlvea and frlenda tiro Invited to
utttnd tin funernl on Wedtieailis, at HID
a 111 from the residence of her hrother-ln-lavv
Thumaa Montnicue 712 11 Foun at ,
l(rn Afiiwr MontKomery County Solemn
' lleciulem Mnaa ut our Mother of llood Coun
ael. Ilrin SI ivvr Montcomt ry Counts, ut 10
u tn precisely. Interment ut Si Dennis'
Cemetery Coltli'a Creek
Kl'.i:i II. On April I. 1H10, cathmhni:
widow of Daniel Keefe Itelitltea und
frlenils also AlleKhent Circle. No 27. 1,
F of A . lira Invlteil to littenil tho funernl
on Wedni sdav ut H 10 a m from her lata
residence 21 N Villi Pelt al HlRh Mas"
of Itetiulem ut St Hllruheth's Church, nt 10
a 111. Interment ut New Cuthedrul Ceme
tery. KKI I. Fit. On March 2' loin. JACOlt Kf:i,
l.lllt, n natlvci of Switzerland nRed 7J
jevrs Funeral aervlren oil Thursday lilorn
huc ut to o 1 lot k jireclai It from funeral
nportmrma tif John C Kltumerle 1(101 S
Itrond at Intermt nt private
K Fit VI '. V. On April 3 llllll IIOFOHTON
KllllKlirs kl.ltt i:Y husband of Helen Urn
him Ktrve (nee Calitwe-ll). nnd aon of II
ltuth and Mir Itnlly Kertt Itehttlves
and friends nre invited tu attend tho fu
ntrnl t-ervhes on 'Ihursdus nt 4 11 in,
ut St i'aul a Froti'siiint i:phtrupil Church
at Chester Pu Interment private
KISTI It. On April I. llllll, SA5UIKI. ETTKIl
Klbl'Ult Jr. aon nf Siinuel and tho late
Jennie II Ktater In hla 2.1th sear Itela
lives and frit ndi are Intltnl to uttend the
futierul service" nn Wcdnesdiy at - p m .
at I In- Oliver II Hair HulldliiR is -Ml Cheat
nut t Interment prlvntc nt Mount Morlnh
iVmeit ry Frlenda mas view remains on
Tueadas etenlnar. Automobile funeril
lAM'll. On April 3. llllll JItnY C. widow
of John l.snch lUilattves nnd friends also
tVllllnm Ftnn Lodge. No II S of II nro
Invited to nttend the funeral serthc" on
Wednesdav at 1 p m , at tho Olivtr H
Hair IlulldlnR 1820 Cheatnut at Interment
private, at Mount Morluti Cemetery
MM K. Suddenly, on April 1. inirt JOHN F
aon of late Chnrlea nnd Kllsnlieth Mack
Itelatlvea fiii.t frlenda also members of 4.1d
Ward Itepiilillcnn Club nro Invited to uttend
funeral. tVetlneadas at S 30 11 m from his
brother a residence! Kdwnrd Mnrk mill N
f,th st Sulemn Itetiulem Mass at tt Peter a
c tiirch at 10 u ni. Interment St Peter a
Cemetery
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PHYSICAL TRAINING
For health und pleasure i lasses nt
hours to autt. Threa (Umriaalumu IUnl
ball courts Sw Imtntns pool Btzo J3x73
fet. ltatM fit our purse. Ktirull now,
faetiU for 1 loo U let A.
cunthal y ar C A
Ui! Arch St
EVENING COURSES
for besluners tu Shorthand and tlookkeeplni
will be started April 4. Puy students admitted
now. School In aesslon the entire year.
tfjii'm: uM.msirv
Hrouel und llrrks ht.. I'tiiUilelphla.
QTBAVFR"! Tho I3ob Business School,
Olivniot b0, S0T chestnut Street.
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ITE.ITITS
MANMLF.n. on April 8, lfllfl. Cl'ArtI,ES,
t; miibsrid of Jennlo Mandler (ne Me
t lane) and son of Mr, Oeorre W. Jackaon.
Itelatlvea And frlenda. Mao V It T, Relief
arid emplos'es of lflth nnd Jaekaon ata. car
ltarn, ara Invited to nttend iho funeral nn
.I,.'!Ji t 2 p m , from hla lite realdence,
2225 South Opal at. Inlerment at Mrunt
Fence. Cemetery. Frlenda may call Thursday
etenlns-, after I p m
M.UtfiFRISON. On April 2 1(118, ANN,
widow of Henry Marrerlaon. in her With
Sf.ir nelAtlvei nnd rrlamti aro Intlted to
5'J.nel tho funeral aertleea on Wedneadny,
f,1 -.? 5 . t her late realdence, 1S4S P.at
HunllnRdon at Itematna infty lia tlevted nn
Tuesday, from 7 to 0 p m Interment prl
t ate.
.MAnpf.nOn April 9 lpifl. nt.IZAI1F.TU A.,
itl'i'i'JV of Bnprlt MnrpK In her nilh soar,
Jteiatlvea and friend" nro Invited to nttend
the funeral aervlcea, on VtVdneaday. 1,1ft p.
"rreclaely. at Charles Shurtless. Vunera
prlvMel"'11 .Market at Interment
MH, V.'.'v-?11 Aorl1 '- "I" MICHAF.I,, aon
of Michael and Kllen Mcfntitj (nee Plmnley),
In hla 20th senr Itelntlvea and frlenda are
'1vlle'l to Mlend the funeral, nn Thuraday,
at a. 30 n m from the residence of hla
parents M.111 Tlnlctim nt-e Blmvvood. Phlln
clelphli Solemn Mnaa of Ileoulem nt tho
t'hurcli of St Haphnel nt In m pre
clielj Interment nl Holy Croaa Cemetery
CAIITIIY tvlfo of Frank if MrCnrths.
Itelntlvea and frlenda nre Invited to nttend
funeral, VVednc.day nt N 1(1 a m . from
her late realdence. ttt Cheater avo Solemn
l!1"1.1 .?!"" ."'. Hetiulem nt Church of tha
Most Uleaaed Sncrnment al 10 a m. Inter
ment nt Holy Crosi Cemetery
Met rl(i:i. On April 2. Inin ANNin,
vvldniv of Owen Slcc'loskey Due notice of
funeral will he slven from her lato residence
win N ITlh at
MPIIT7. (neo MrCroaliO On April I, 101)1.
.MAM n V 1-elnvod wife of Hnrry J. Merti
Itelatlvea and frlenda. also Lcurus of Karretl
Heart nnd Altar Hoc lets of Msllatlon Parish
iind Ladles' Atitlllars'. cterana of Forelan
Wan nra Intlted to nttend funeral H'cdncs
das. 8 10 a m lato residence 2110 N
Howard st Solemn Maa nf Itetiulem nt
Church of Visitation II V SI nt It) a ut
Intt rinent Holy Sepulchre Cemcters
MIMII.H. At Wrat Palmsrn N. J. on April
2. llilrt SAMCIII.. aim nf John If a.n.1
Alirs. MlnRlo (neo Hlirk) Itilntlves and
rrlenda nre Invlled lo attend the runernl. on
M'tilnesdit, nt 2 p m from hla lato reai
clfiuo. Arch nnd JefTerann ata, tteat Pal
nivn N. J Interment nt Morgan Cemelerv
atiioicK. on April 1 nun ni:i:i c,v f
ihilichter of the Into Chariot It ntI, Hnuillh
Moore Itelntlvea and frlenda ire Imltid
tu nttend tho funeral aertleea on Wednea
das. nt 2 p tn , ut her litf roaldeiuv, 2IJI
N .".0th st Interment nt tit Peito Ceme
terv Item ilna inns l tlevted Tueael ir, S to
10 p 111.
All I.I.IN. Hutlelenlt on April 3 Into
1 lltltl.HS II, huahnncl or sc I. Mullln
lu mulct- nf the funeral will he Riven from
hli lale nvlilence 101.". N Oratr at
M'.II.I). On April 1. inin JOSFPII, huibanl
or tho lute Mnrv .St Md Itelutlvts and
friends of the fntnllv nn llivlltd to nttend
the futitr.il on tteihti stlnv nt to a 111,
from hla lal- resident e lltt 1 "ni-1 1 ml nvo
Itntboriiuijh lllah Muss at SI I11I111 the
llnpllst I'nurih 'Vhinitunk, nt 111 u m In
terment ut St John a ceineterj
Mllll.i:. On April 2 Hllil. CATHAniNn
tv Mow of William A Noble (neo Crlell Jleln
tlvta and frPntla also II V M Sodality nml
LeiiRiie of the Sured llenrt of St. Thnmna
Aqulnna Church nro Invited to attend
funeral on Thuratlav nt s a nl from the
realdence of her aon lneph Noble 2UJII
Heed at Soli mil lllith Mass of Itciiuletn nt
Ht Thomaa Atiulmts Church, at 1) Ju a, m
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery
ItAIT. On April I lull". OFOIIOK I.FON
AltH huiband of Curullue C Itapti aRed
7(1 seara Itelntttea and frl nda also Co
llimlila I.n.lce. No 111 F and A. M liar
monv Chapter No ft2. It A M , nnd em
plitvea of Straw brlilKe & Clothier nro In
tlted to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesdis. at 2 p. m , nl hla lute rcal
iltiue SI.IO N l.lth at Interment private
ItFO.W. xuildenls, on April 2. 10IH. 11MMA.
wife of Jiim J ItrKiin and diushter of 1
charlei and Anna Ilesnr, In her 23d senr
Itelatlvea nnd frlenda nre Invited to attend
the runornl, on "lhursdis. nt s n in fron.
her hits resld.nre mill llroivn at Solemn
llls.li Maai at St lin.itlua' Church nt 10 n.
111 Intermt nl ut St IJcnla' Cetnetcrj-.
111.1:11. on April I. a 11 hi. n.vvn a. itnnp.
In his -.th tear Ittliitltts nnd fsleniH.
nlso 1'hllndelphln Lodite No 4 Shield uf
llnnor uro Invlttd to nttend tho funeral
aervlcea on Wcdnesehi v nt 2 p ni at the;
residence of hla aon tfllllim P Heed USUI
North 7lh st Oik l.nne Internum prl
tate ut Ml IVaco Cemetery, irlendi may
rill Tuesdiy. from 7 to P p 111.
HITCIlIi:. At Atlnntlc Cits. N. J , April
1 mill THOMAS .1 husband of M irv il
Ullchlti (neo Wallace) aced II seira Itela
tlvea nml friends nlso Cnmden Acrle, do
F O IJ tetiriina of fonlKii servlio und
llartendera' Fnlon of Cnmden . nn- Invlled
to intend tha funernl on Thursday inornlnR,
from thu iipnrlmenta f i,v II M I'urrell
Ut Market at Cuind-n. N J. Itequlem
lllah Musi Hi o'clock Imni.iculnln 1 on
ttptioti Interment lit Cnlvnrs c'emeterv
Ittmulna 111 ty bo tlewed WednesiUy nfter 7
p m Autu funernl
ltdOlllt. On April 2 llllll. MAIKIAItF.T
widow of I,ewla C ltnolir Itelullvea and
frit nda uro Invited to ntlend the funeral un
Ihursdns nt H III 11 111 from the realdence
of htr aon In-law Charlca II .Mi t7 27UH
lluat Indlnnii nte Sole mn lleciulem Mnaa nt
church or the Nntltlts nt lo n. 111 Inter
ment ut Holy Cross Cemettrs.
SIIVM: On April .' IHHI CATHAItlNH
widow nf llenjumln F. Miuiio. iiRed no scars
Itelntlvea nnd frlundi aro Invited tn uttend
thu funeral services, on Thursdu-. nt 2 p
ill al the realdeiiio of li. r aon. Ch irlea
Shane 2121 South outli at Intormcnt at Odd
Fellows Cemettrs'
mii:i.i.i:m!I ittn it. on April .1, mid. mm,-
VIS'A Slli:i.l.i:.MII,lt(ll:il llel.itivt-l ami
friends nre Invited to attend the funernl
y rv It cs 011 IWtlneailav ut It a m pre.
e Itelv at Schiitiera llroiil antl Flaniond
sla Interment tirlvuto Automobile funeral
SIIIIKT. Su.ld. ills on April 2. mill. HAltltV
hush ind of Mars Short line Itoeath) nnd
lion of the lite tVllllum and Mars Short
Itelatlvea .ind frlenda are Invited to attend
thu ruiitrnl services, on Thurilnv,
it hla l.llo -Tesljence, 1127 Netutll at
Interment pries;
a"Hi
trtnalna mas' lal tlewed
on "t dnt Hd.t5 from
to ju p.
SI'AIII. On April 3 mill. JlrlANNA. tlfo
or 1 nuries stuuu tt itivetrnti uremia
lltvlleil to utten.IXtlle
tteilneaijie at Y 11
iIhiiii. 21111 Uajil tonui
private Ivtjslef'J'TrtcIer:
vi-wed 'gSeCln s ton
Mi.M.i:i.-(iiti i:mu:, c
l.l.lAlllilll VVUi
tnta Krdlnl In her SSI
nml friends ult.o mt mlw ra of Icutfhe
Amerlkanlaber Irnuiu rerbiuul .lln rt
Krtllen Flit Vert 111 No 1, HetltH(.ho t nt
Hund IlerahN of liberty I.adlta of tho
Pfuelzer C111I110 1'lre If und nil othi r aoi It
Ilea of which h1i was h member art In
tlted to nttend the funernl servbei on Fri
thts ut 2 p m at her hetc residence, lniu
Vorth 1th at Interment private nt Lev
1 rhiRton Cemcters' lltixtiornuich
SUl.I.IVA.V Oil April I 11)10. HUlAHETII,
wife of Fdvvaril Sullivan Itelatlvea and
friends, also LeuRue of tho s tcred Heart
nre invited to attend Iho funeral on VtVdius
il is nt H 30 11 in from her I etc realdence,
-U1 N JOth at Solemn Itetiulem Muss nt
tlie Cntlifdrnl at IU u in. Interment ut
Holv Crusa Cemetery
cover your wheels,
gears and belts and
reducJohr compen
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Expanded SleUtl, "Vireor Sheet Metal
.tjUiv. iTiturti;
Bell Market 1093 LXTlono .Muln lias
T. S. Jfolfnson Sons Co.
622 CHERRY ST.
KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
KLUINS 1'AHK
II
unrai pttvicnK fin
from if rtili5r'l
1tfo rf liiffrmfnt
jjtiiianutf may tio
jii p.ir B si n 1 11.
' W.rtrlatlaiir.teni:t.i
IV ur fit littlvt.1
plElfetns park Mmaxtm
Colonial Residence, $8950
S '
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HWliitfc stucco Kfcen shutters an slate cb5f. , If i"
11 Larrfejjot, 60x15, spacious porjies and front itnsLiMtn"
II Ceuffal Ihtllwaj large upstair sleeping .porch, 4Lli
B Vfv bcilooii two baths nper:lpseti J
J Highly restricted tuildmg sites, $S00 to $5000,
Attractive bungalow sites with extended view oer Llklnj wk.
We also Uattnco and build, accordloi; ta your plan.
RHOADS & PAUL .JJ'&JS g
Automobile by Appointment
3 Trolley., 5 Cent Faro 72 Train Dally, 94 CersU
THIATIM
sy;rt.i:n, on April 1 loiit, iibNTra
nil(K)KB. husband nf Camilla Freas pnnple
and son of this late Hiram ft nnd. Mary
Hrooka friipploe atred W yearn nalatlvM
and frlenda also hoard of dlrn'iors of Illicit
Fine Minims Co nre Invited to Mtend th
funeral aervlcea on Thursday, at 1 30 p m
nt hla lato residence 1007 iJunranoon nvtv
Ixviran Interment nt niveralda Oemeterr
Nnrrlstown Automobile service
TAAI.OIl On Arril .1, IMA KM MA. C. TAT-
1,-jtt. cnuanier ni inn lain .tl I,, ano aniri
M Heals. Itelatlvea. nnd frlendi nrn Invited
to attand tho funeral aervlcea on Thursday
at i p m precisely nt her lata residences.
loenco.
Auto-
.tifill N fe.lft st. lnlrm.rt rvMvntn
mooiio aerticc.
TRKi:. At Siimmer'a Point. 74. J nn April
R 101(1 DKHOHAH HAHCOCK, tvldow of
Isaac A Trecn ned (II sears Itelatltea
ahd frlenda of the family nre respectfully
Intlted to ntlend tho funeral., on Thursday
nfternonn. at 2 o'clock, at her ate residence
Treen Villa Sertlcea nl tha Aamiry Metho
dist Episcopal Church KnslHh Creek t
2'1.1 p m Intermc'nt nt Hnicllsh Creek
VAN ATTl:it. On Xtarch 31. 101(1, WILLIAM
o VAN ATTKIt nitcd 73 seam Interment
nnd services Monday, nt convenience of tha
family
VAMlFfltltFT. On April .1. IBM. Miss
..... -.,.... .. .. .
fAltMI A VANI!i;uillri npreu 00 years.
Ilelatlvta nnd friends nre Invited to attend
tho funeral sertlcea, on Thursday, nt 2 P
in preclseis at tho llnpllst Home, 17111 and
N'nrrla ata Interment private.
VAN MATKIt. On April 2. IBltV at his late
residence 60 V. Manhelm sin oermnntown.
(IH.linitT If. husband of Kmmn I Van
Mater. In hla -lnlh jear. Duo notlco of Iu
neral will bo Riven
VVAilS'FIt. On April 2 IMfl JACOI1 WAO
Nlllt. son of the lolo Charlea and Sarah A
VnRncr nued 72 snara Itelatlvea nnd frlenda
are Invited to nttend tho funeral, on Wed-hesdij-.
nt 2 p m . from tho rooms of w.
It lllua te Sons 8130 Frankford nto ,
llnlmesliurR Interment nt Kmmanuel
Cliurih. HolmMburs;
tAI.Kl:il On April 1. IMfl, JOHN T.. hus
band of the lato Fredericks Walker (ne
Itnthmnnn) Helnllvca and friends of fam
lis. nlau lavynl Order nf Moose, No. HI. art
Invited lo nttend funernl, nn Thursday, nt
H 111 n in . from the realdencn of Mra David
Mrllroiror. 2.10 W Jefferson at, Bervlcea al
St Michael n Church nt 10 o'clock precisely.
Interim nt nt Holy Sepulrhro Cemetery.
HAI.l.ACi:. On April 3. .Win, JOHN T., son
of Mnry A and the lato Flerca Wnllace,
Hetillvea nnd friend nro Intlted to attend
Ihe funeral, on Thuradny. nt 7 DO a m,t
from hi mother's residence. Do Haven ttte.i
It tat Conahohocken High Mas In St Ger
trude a Church at O'SO n m Interment nt
SI Mitlhew'a New Cemetery
HAIinnv. On April 2. 1010. HA.MUBI.WAit.
HhN. sr Itelatlvea and frlenda nra Invlteil
tn attend the funeral services, on Wcdnea.
tlas. at J p m , nt the resldenco of hla aon,
Samuel Warren .Ir . 4113 Mitchell st Ito
boroUEh Interment private, nt Lovertngto-i
Ccmeters'
IiMII.lt. On April 2 IMfl. ITtAWCF.3 A ,
widow of (leorRc It Weaber Itelatlvea and
rripitel tMlllnm D Shade Circle, No 37,
I.idlea nf the O A It , nro Invlled to nt-l-nd
the funeral on Wedneadas-. at 2 p m ,
from the residence of her son, Charles W,
Weill er 1411) North Wntta st Interment at
Ardsli v llurlal Park via funeral trolley car.
Ilemaln may be tlewed Tuesday evening.
t I,m( IITT. luddenlv on April 2. 101(1.
ttll.l.lAM T ttHSCOTT. Itelatlves and
friends nlso omplosea of Wescott Chocolat
Compnns nnd Confectlonera" Association, ot
Fhlla are Invited to attend the funeral
services nt his Into realdence flPth ata. and
loth at Oik l.anc on Wednesday, tho Otb
Instant, nt l-lo p m Interment prltnte
IMIIlATI.F.t. on April 3 llillt THOMAS
llliAl'l.llV Itehitlvrn nnd frlenda, alao
Centeiinlnl Irfidae, No 100 r-on of St.
OecirRf. Hopo IhiiIro No 7HS. 1 O O. F .
M if . Knlltera' Union Hrnnrh No. 70(1, nra
Invlteil to uttend the funeral aervlcea, on
Wednesdis. ut 2 p. m. at the reslelence nf
M niter Hint 1M10 Hast Hussell at. Inter
ment nt llrteiimounl Cemcters llemnlna may
la- viewed on Tuesdas-. nfter 7 pm.
UHITAKl.lt. MIIS MAltV I, widow of
OeorRn 1 Athltaker, nt Prlnclplo Furnace,
Mars hind, on April 2, 10111 Funernl aerv
liea Wednesdis. April ft nt 2 p In. from
late realdence. Carriages tvlll meet retin
al Ivnnla train. 12'ul n. m. nt l'rtncinlo
tiaiion
HllltniFIttiOn AJrll 1 1D10. HUSItr a,
t.lissl.nH. Ik'. VII I II'I.ImhI.. rf?TTJ-.t..
ininiiiiiiir vis. linn 11 iiiiiuuri UIVF lllltuyi
Kflnttvps and tifimin nrt Invlil tn mttf-mi
1unor.11 fir:
X !-th, Pt
jnicrmrni .ujtenmount i vrnniLTiTj'
may ciilVpn yupbiJhj from 8 to in p. in
1 H.UINrSrtX. hn April 2, 10W. SAIlAir.
itnuntil.r ot tfiv Int( Wllllnm Ami Eloanore
"Wllktnaon UliiHvM&-unil frlenda nre In
Mtod lo attend the funeral nerWcefl, on Wed-
msiLiv. nt u p m nt ner lato rculdence.
iim Avrai rsorris st. Jnicrinent irivaie,
ly Htlt Comptrry
UOI.r Su.WenU nn Apr!! 3 llUtl TLt
miAi.iind of f;mrrm t woir, in hi ..mii
IIrlntlci nnd frippds ur Imttfd to nti
the funral PTilcrti, nn Wednesday, nt 1
l ni procip., nt nor late rcaidncp,
Knrlnir CI irden nt Intprmnnt urlinfp
Jlount Sliuil Ccmeteo KtnUU omit Powers
A()01 On April L 11)10. JOI IX husband
of III hH Wood (ntft rolls) He la live
nnd friends alio cm p tons of Thomas H.
Wthon A on nr invited to nltfnd the
funeral nrlrrs nn 'Ihursdiy at J n m
tit his lito resldenro -H3II North Orkney
Mt. Interment prlat Ho ma Inn miy bo
lwr-d on Wtdnead-o, from 7 to U p m
WItKillT. On April 1. 1010 HAUAII J
VUlc:ilT. daushter of tho late John and
Martha AVrlht I new Uirley) ItulntLvos nnd
friends nro lnltpl to attend tho funeral
HerMcos on AVidnenrtay, at 1! p m , nt her
lato residence lL'll 8 03d st. Interment at
Jit Moriith Ci mt tery.
OIMI.-Un April 1 101B AN'XA. C.
lOL'NG widow of Itkhnrd H Young Ftelu
tU and frltnds am Invited to attend ths
funeral services on Wednesday, at 1 p m ,
at the rsldimo of htr son-in-law Harry O.
yu Int ro L'17J i: ist Norrls c. Interment
private, at Ivy IMIt Cemetery
ZAC'l!i:iSS. On April 3. lOlrt HAnHY hu.
bind of Anna uthdi?s Kuncral vlll take
pla p on 1 rlduy at I i in . from his late
residence 14 J,". North lotli st itelntlvea and
friend also ImIkc ti H. 1 and A. H.,
and the iuudott of the North Philadelphia
I" O an luvltid to attend Interment at
Mount IN me Cemeter. Hemalna may be
vlwd on Thursd4, from 7 until 1) p. m
Automobile funeral
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Their AppotltcH Crae It They will
leave GltAIN" or FOOD of every tie
tcrlptlort TO KAT
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roit SAI I- IIY
CUGLEY &- MULLEN CO.
1233 .Market St.. I'liila., Pa.
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