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LBBaEB PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1916.
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,T WEAKENS ,
.FTER GOOD StfART
traders and Commission
Houses Sell After Hearing
Government Report
grain belt heather ronr.cAST
rillr.VOO, April 7. The. weather fore
cast .fet the hext.-SO hour l! . ,
. IlllnM Unsettled' tonight .nn Snlnr
f day, with ruin In, south nnil light fnln or
rtf pow In north. Not miifh change In tern-
' Missouri snow tmlsht. exrept r
prob-
i nblr In eonthenst. Partly cloudy In
Saturday, unsettled In east, canll
wesv
nued
c Wisconsin Llsht Know tonight and poe-
IMr aatnrdnr. ronllrniri root. .
Minnesota snow tonight, colder In enntri
and west, bnrtlr rlotnlr nnd warmer In
northwest Mntnrrtar. .... . ,
.Iowa fight snow lht nltrrnon nnd to
night, rnldrr In west nml centrnli Saturday
nnrllr flnmly. .... . .. , .
North nml Snnth Dnkntn Portly rlnndr
nnd raider tonight, fnlr nnd vnrmrr Sal-
. "Vbrnekn Fair In west, partly rlonrfr
In rnst tnntaltt, colder tonight, flr nnd
warmer Saturday, . . .......
Kansas Fnlr nnd cooler tonight with
temperature ronslrlcrnbly below frees
Ing, fnlr nnd warmer In nut Saturday.
CHICAGO, Aprlt 7 nollovltiB that nil
the. bad nows With reRaril to winter wheat
'was out with tho publication of Iho Qov-r-rnment
report on tho condition of the
crop today, conservative trndern and com
mission hnusen sold. and. following
strength, tho market weakened.
Tho bovernment put tho statui of the
crop as of April 1 at 7S 3, Indicating n
yield of 493,000 000 bushels, aicatnst
6G6,Ol6,000 Imshclfl In 1015, a reduction
of 24 per ccrlt,, duo to a. wet cold fall,
Which caused itoor seed lied and an tin
. faVornblo start. A condition of from 78
to 70 per cent, had liccn looked for,
H iy. Snow said that the yield forecast
represents tho outsldo ios.lblo nlzo of the
crop,
Late In tho day there waB covering; of
tho Illlnolt Stato report, which paid that
the Averneo amount winter killed In that
State was 3d per cent This caused rt lit
tle rally, nltliouffh thoro wns ijctlvo sell
Inff at tho end nnd Una) quotations were
below jesterday's close.
Today.'n sales for export were estimated
at $500,000 bushels.
Tho week's clearance? of wheat and
flour wero 8,402,205 bushels against 7,311,
464 bushcla a years ngo; alnco July 1
thoy amounted to 331,731,585 bushels,
compared with 318,155,502 bushels In tho
same tlmo a year neo,
t.AAi1lnir fufnr rnnnnil ih follow
Yesterday'
Wheat Open.. High, Low, Close, clou"
May ... . l.lsH l.fnjt 1 17HM 174 1 17
July' ... . 1.17(5 1 17I 1 ir.;,tl,13"l HI
September. 1 Inti 1 13tf 1 18H 1 tlHtl.l4
XeflternnT
CIOS",
s
14
f"nm fnnw i1nliiiTv
tav 7ll
July ... 711'a
Septfmbr. .711 i
Osts
May ,. . 4'
July .... 43fl
Beptfmbnr. 4 US
77U 7IIJI 7nf- 7ll
7fl 704 7fl(i t70J
51 tail :ti
Mnv ... Ml. 42 11.r,2 11 R7
tit 47 11
til 70 Ml,
tn no Mt
July ....MlilJ ll.7a 11 i7
SfPtmbrM1.85 11 lJ 11 VO
Mny ... M2 17 12 52 12 20 M2 20 M2.20
July ... 12 31 12 4(1 12.11 12 17 112.40
beplemborM2 50 U.55 12 52 12 52 12.52
MByrl?77..21 17 23 20 2115 2120t212O
July I'! Mi.nn ij.uo 22 00 t22 00 J2 112
J3ld tAllltfd
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION
-,F0R ROCK ISLAND ANNOUNCED
Proviclca for Issuance of $25,000,000
8 Per Cent. Preferred Rights
NITW YORK, April 7 Tho committee,
of vhlch N. U Amster Is chairman, has
Issued a. plan of rcorft.mlzatlon for tho
ChlcagJ, Rock Island nnd TacKlc Railway
Company, which proxldes for tho sub
scription by stockholders on a pro-rata
basis, to 535,000,000 8 per cent, preferred
rights, or 8 per cent 30-year debenture
Income bonds Kcry stockholder will
have tho prlvllcRO of subscribing $33 par
. .,yaluo of tho now Issue, at par for ench
Bharo o old stock owned
' .rTho now security will bo accumulative
,.BfUr Juno 30, 1017, nt tho rato of 0
per cent a year, convertible Into com-
.mon stock nt par up to December 31, 1927,
and callable on any dividend or Interest
date at 110 and accrued dividend or In-
torest on 90 clays' notlco nftcr December
"1. 1331. .
Payments nro to bo mado In four Instal
ments, as follows: 10 per cent 10 days
aftor tho plan has been declared oper
ative, 30 per cent. 30 days nftcr the first
payment, 30 per cent 90 days after the
second payment nnd 30 per cent. 00 days
' after tho third payment.
It Is proposed to uso tho proceeds of the
new $25,000,000 Issuo as follows: 11,600,
000 to pay off short-term collateral notca
and $5,100,000 to pay off outstanding re
ceivers' certificates This would require
a total of $16,700,000 nnd would leave a
balance In tho treasury for other purposes
of $8,300,000.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
W1W YORK, April 7 The feature of
the foreign exchango market In tho fir it
hour of business was 11 further break In
French exchange, making a, new low
record on this Immediate movement.
Cables fell to 5 993, nnd checks wore
quoted at MO1,, Tho check rato of yes
terday was tho cable rato of today. This
decline brings Fronch checks down to
within Iho points of tho extreme low
recordB reached last yenr 6 05. The
other markets were In the main Btcady,
with pesetas, guilders nnd Scandinavian
strong. Business was moderate. Quota
tions follow: Demand sterling, 4 76 7-18;
cables, 4,77: French cables S.99, checks
6,00i ; relchsnmrks, 72 3-16$f72U ; lire
cables G59tf, checks 0.60; Swiss cables
5.18, checks 5 mi ; Vienna, 12.36012.38;
Stockholm. 3030 10; pesetas, 19.380
19.43; guilders, 4?43U; rubles, 31.400
81.45.
BANKS LOSE CASH
NEW YORK, April 7. Tho reported
movement of currency this week Indicates
a loss 4n cash by banks of $19,540,000,
principally through the Federal Reserve
Bank, The gain from tho Interior was
$1,596,000. X.osa on Subtreasury opera
tions proper, $6,758,000. Federal Reserve
Bank had debited during week; at Clearing
House $30,000, and during same period It
had credit balances amounting to $14,
408,'000, which meant loss by banks of
$14,378,000. This made a net loss by
banks on all accounts of $19,540,000.
RATES FOR MONEY
Call. Time
Nw York .,,,.-,.,, 1J02 2MQ3U
I'miaaeipnia ,,,, W4n a vy-
m
lhtpuun ....... ...... flUfll 4
lommfrciai paper, lion mooina, rnuaaoi.
phlla. 33tt per cent.
BANK CLEARINGS
Dank cUarlnfi today compared with corro-ponding-
day last two yeara:
IB10 1015 1014
PMla. ,,,141.116 801128.040.146 Holiday
New York.44l,64R,10J 2l,0Ud,3il Holiday
. Hoaton , , 32 lllr, Ol'J 21160 314 Holiday
HI. lAUla 1(1 74 J U IS 14 1IM.122 Holiday
Thlcago . 01.514 310 03,270,203 Holiday
Baltimore a.769,182 ..,..,.,... ,,
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK April 7 pUTTEH Supply ex.
reeda demand price aecuned He Hecelpte,
6484 packagea Kxtra creamery, SaUOSdVic ;
higher acoring ST037Uc. tata dairy. SSiiO
36o.: Imitation creamery 2aH02!hc.
KOQH Market firm pn all gradea under goad
distributing demand. Hecelpte 22.811 caaea.
Kxtra, rirata 22c 1 flrata, 21022Hc i whit
eggs. 2fl2c , brown egga 24 Q 25c., mixed
color. 22023HC , refrigerator bttU 22V V
24a.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
- HUDSON AND MANHATTAN
1BIU locreaaa
y sbruary groaa
Met . t .
Two month' ero
Net . . .
1472 200
$.'7 83S
01 sua
UI17 H18
OiJ.BO'J
60.205
111,464
DE7TBOIT AND MACKINAC
Vourth wetk March SJ B03
fre JpJy J. 810.203
l OOT
30 JOi
UJUiavii.1.1. vtnu nBiiviui,ri
Fourth week February $1 781 2011
1301 8.10
1 022 4SS
a 3U.6I0
A07 72.1
lJ US
'him
WlSSOllll J4LL'inc
rVbsiarx gxusa
hUSlKESS ON INCREASE
IN VIRTUALtiY ALL LINES
Manufacturers HaVo Plenty of Or
ders, but Labor Is Scarce
General Increase In virtually all kinds
of business In Philadelphia are Indicated
by tho weekly reports d r. a. pun A Co,
with plenty of xrorkjK the mills to keep
them busy for months to come. The labor
market has proved a handicap to many
lines of manufacturing, howeier, and be
cause of tho demand for workmen the
prices arc high. BultdlnK Is fair, but the
high prices of material havo prevented ex
tensive operations which had been con
llmplated. Conditions In the cotton and cotton yarn
trade still remain good, with an Increas
ing demand. Notwithstanding tho shortage
In dyestuffs, thero Is a heavy demand for
cotton yarns, especially combed peelers
During tho last two weeks there has
been a fair demand for wbol, but not as
active as heretofore. Thero Is plenty of
business, It appears, to keep the mills
running full tlmo nnd nn active mnrkct
Is looked for for months to come.
Manufacturers of cloaki and nults Btato
thero hns been more activity during tho
last week, Shirtwaist nnd dresa-manufne-turern
aro running their plants ITOhe full
est capacity. They continue to be handi
capped, houeier, owing to their Inability
to get competent Inbor.
CONDITION OF WHEAT FAR
KEL0W THAT OF LAST YEAR
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Average on April 1 Wna 78.3 Per
Cent. Against 88.8 Per Cent, ft 1915
"Washington; April 7. Tho averago
condition of winter wheat on April 1 wns
78.3 per cent., compared with 88.8 per
dent on April I, 1916. the Department of
Agriculture announced today.
Tho incrngc prlcn per lmihel was 98 5,
compared with 131 7 on April 1. 1916
Thero mm a decrease of 9 4 points from
December 1, In condition, compared with
nn nicrngo decllno of 3 5 polntB In tho
last 10 yenrs. A production of about 495,
000,000 bushels wns forecast.
Tho condition of rye on April 1 was
87 8 per cent, of normal, compared with
89.5 on April 1, 1915
In principal wheat States the condition
wns:
Indiana, 68; Illinois, 57: Wisconsin,
86; Minnesota, 85; Iown, 76; Missouri,
08; South Dakota, 89: Nebraska, 88 J
Kansas, 80 : Montana, 86 ; Wyoming, 94 ;
Colorado, 85; Now Mexico, 90: Arizona,
97; Utah. 98; Noxndn. 97! Idaho, 94
Washington, 85; Oregon, 96; California,
02.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
1VHBAT Receipts. 240,420 bunhel. Tim
market ruled steady under modernl offering
nd a fair demand Quotation! Car lot
In export eleMUor No 2 red "pot nnd April
II 2n8l 23. No. 2 Southern red. ll 1H1 21.
steamer No 2 red. $1 171 20, No 8 red,
SI 17 U 1.20: rejected A, Jl.H 4 (P 1 17Vi ; ro
Jeit.rt II. II 13W1.10
TOItN Receipt. 18 114 buihet Demand
was fair nnd price were well mnlntnlned
Quotation Car lot for local trade, ns to
location No 2 sellow. SlHSlIt. steamer
srllow 7Utt804c; No 3 lellow. 70W
77Mc , No. 4 cliow, 74H0731,4c; cob. per
70 Mm . 7l7DHc
OATS Receipt. 10,000 buahels. -Tho market
wn quiet, but alue ruled steady. Quota
tion: No 2 white, dl'.i M.'-. standard white,
t,if.1U' . No. 3 white, 4Ur,0c : No. 4 white,
474 WIS". 4c . "ample oat 43"4C41Hc , purl
llu! oat graded. 4UB0hc
n.OUR Receipt. 41U bbl. and 420.272 lb
In sack Ihe market wan dull and nominal
with transaction chleriy In aecond stocks
which wero anllable below mill limit Quo
tation, per IPO lb In wood. Winter, clear,
I.1.111WS 3.1: do, straight, IR.40OS.70. do,,
patent, 13 730. Kannus, clear, cotton satks.
' JHHS At), do, straight, cotton sacks 1.1 (to
."UO; do, patent, lotton nrk. ir,,l)lll 11,
spring, first clenr, 13 31SP3 7A: do., straight,
t3 73GTU, do, patent, 1I1WII no, do. favorllo
brand. ItlOOUOUil. city mills, cholcn nnd
fancy patent, til ilutt uo: an , regular grades,
winter, clear. IS 10MB 8.1, do , do . straight,
13 Attn r 70, do , do .patent, II 7.1011
11YU FI.QUH wan quiet but steady We.
quote at !36.S0 per bbl,, an to quality,
PROVISIONS N
Thero wna a fair Jobbing trndo and the mar
ket ruled firm Quotations. City beef. In sets,
smoked and alrdrled, 2326c , Western beef
In seta, smoked. 2Sp20c. i city beef, knuckle
and tenders, smoked and alr-drled, 27 4? 28c. ;
Western beef, knuckle and tender, smoked,
2702KC,: beef ham. 128030: pork, family,
J23.B0O26, ham. S. P. cured, loose, 17H0
18c: do., skinned, loose. 17 ',4 W 18c: do. do,
moked. lSWSDllIc . other ham, smoked, city
cured, a to brand and aerage. ITi&llfc.,
hams, smoked. Western cured, 17H01SC.: do,
boiled, boneless. 3Uc, plcnlo shoulders, S, P.
cured, loose. 12Hc , do , smoked 13U4P13HC
bellies In pickle, according to average, loose.
14HU13C , breakfast bacon, aa to brand and
average city cured. 17 16c: do.. Western
cured, 17 18c ; lard. Western refined, tierces.
124c; do. do. tub. IJVic: do., purs city,
kettle rendered. In tierces, 12Vic: do., do..
In tubs 12 He
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet but steady We quote:
Kxtra line granulated, 7c . powdeivd, 7 luo .
confectioners' A. 0 00c, soft grades, 0.23O
0.85c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHKKSB The market ruled firm under light
offerings and a fair demand Quotations fol
low: New York, full cream, fancy, 18410e.s
do, do., fair to good. held. ISO IB Vic. , do.,
do, part slctms. ll(710c
IIUTTKR The market waa lc. lower under
weaker outside advices, but demand was fair
and supplies wero well cleaned up at revised
tlgures Thn quotations: Western solid-packed
creamery, funcy specials, 31)c extra. 37o.,
extra flrsts, .HI Vic; firsts 3lc, , seconds, 332)
S.IVic. nearby prints, fancy, 40c , average
extra, 30c : itrats, 37&38c ; seconds, SIOSUci
jobbing sales of fancy prints 434t!c.
EOtlS Thero was a good Inquiry for de
sirable stock and the msrket ruled firm under
moderate offerings The quotations follow In
free cases, nearby extra, 2tic, per dozen, firsts,
III 711 per standard case, nearby current re
relpts. Id 0 per case. Western extras, 240
23c, per doe, Western extra firsts. 18 73 per
rase, flrsts. Id 60 per case, fiouthern 18 15tf
11.13 per case, fancy selected candled fresh eggs
were Jobbing at 2729ci per doaen,
POULTRY
LIVE The market ruled Arm under light
offerings and a, fairly active demand and
price of fowl advanced He. Quotations:
i'owl. ID 20c. i om fancy fat stock higher:
rooater. U13c : chicken. aft-meated. 10
20o.. exceptional lot higher; do., taggy. 14
1.1c t duck as to size and quality, I HO 20c .
geese, 17 Wide, pigeons, old. per pair, 28
30c i do .young, per oalr. 2022c
DBEHSKD Receipts were light and th mar
ket ruled firm under u fair demand. Following
are the quotations: Fresh-kliled. dry-packed
fowls, 12 to box. dry.plcked. fancy selected,
21e.: do . weighing 4fiS bs apiece. 2U 4 1 ,
weighing 4 lbs. apiece 20Hc.: weighing 34
lbs. apiece, tOc,: weighing 8, lbs. apiece. 174
ldci-rpwls. In bbls , fancy, dry-picked, weigh
ing 44 MO lb, apiece, zuc.I waifning id.
apiece. 20c. : smaller sizes, 1U Wipes
old
rooster.
dry-picked. ISo.
broiler, nearby.
weignu
aizs.
i ng "8 lbs. per pair. 404c : largjr
sSOSSc! capons, per lb WelghlngS
,. apiece. 2728c: smaller lze. 230
f,l Ih- nl
4a . ,,,-1,-v- f.n.v. vnunr hena and taml
a233c I do., fair to choice. 23080c; do .old
torn. 25c. t ducks. nrby prTr.jf. 28OS0O,.
aquabi. per dozen White, weighing 11 tn 12
lbs per dozen. 13 0s 73: whits weighing
0 to 10 lbs. per dozen. II 3 80: whlto. weigh.
Ing 8 lbs. per dozen. I4$4 60; no., do .7 lbs
per dozen I14J3 80 do. do. US6V4 lbs. w
Sozen, 12 2102 73; dark, I22 76; small and
No. i. 1101.83.
FRESn FRUITS
Demand was only moderate, but . laluea
other
80. Appl)
Apples. W
les In bulk, per 10U lbs . BUc 11.50.
totem, per op:
1 232 Oranges.
Klorldii. Der crate. 12 04 Tangrlns Flor'
Ida. per strap I2O3.B0. arapefrult. Florida,
per crate. Il,734. lamon. per box. JjJgJ.
Pineapples, per crate Porto Rico 13 BO 5.
Cranberries Jersey, per bbl . $87: do., Jer
sey, per crate. J102 23. Strawberrle. Flor
ida, per qt Refrigerators, 25 33c; open
crates,1825c
VEGETABLES
Prices generally wers well sustained under
moderate offering and a fair demand Quo
tations. White potatoes, per bush Pennsyl
vsnU. II 30lTo, Sew York. I1.1601 20;
tVeVtern. 11 S1 $0. White potatoes, Jersey,
per basket No t Rose. t)307Bc.i No, i other
UrletuT 63,873c : No 2. 3U tflOc . whit, po
tatoes, Florida per bbl -Xo 1. It) 80 7. No.
V, 3 DO a, sweet potatoes JJfJv. per uaasci
No I. 4SO
nnlAHU Vah'
Texas, per cummer crate No 1, It 101 23;
No 2 MSe&ll, cabbage, Danish. Per ton.
il013. do. Fjprlda. per namper. 43S73cf
3 Bouth CarollM. per crate. ItOl 50 cel
ery, llorlda per crafe. It 7B2 23 splngLh.
fforfolk, per bbl llt 73. kale. Norfolk, per
tbL! BOtiSoc,. watercress per loo bunches.
12, lettuce Florida, per basket. II 60 4. do..
South .Carolina per basket 12 2 SO, do
North 'Carolina per basket, ll2 60. beans,
FWrfla VM"W?t 12 OS bo pea. Vlorlda
per basket I30. pepper Horlda, per car
2,50, tomato, Florida per carrier
ay I t 73 2 S3: coe4c7 i 1 tFl 00 pr
?' rli ;rZZa,iih PnroitSi. i9fla bo
OUC , rio At aayiH; aweph po
tatoes, jersey xeia-warv m.iiu jiiii.uu. ,
iwMtsoUtoci. VUslnU. per l-fl 1 1.80 1 75;
imuiri. bftflr. urn twj. onion.
per crate Sc
RECORD SALE OF COPPER
Britnln Orders Between 200,000,000
nnd 300,000,000 Pounds
NHW rQlltf, April 7. The rnRltsh
Oo eminent hns cxtrcUerl rii option with
tho tJnltctl Mtnl8 rompnny, the American
Smelllnff nnd Hcdnlnp; Company nntt the
Calumet nnd Hcl Mining Company for
one of (ho InrRest nmounts of eoppcr ever
sold In tho history of thn United State;.
H km lenrned this afternoon that tho
amount wna In tho neighborhood of be
tween 200,000,000 nnd 300.000,000 pounda
Tho price. It wna said, waa cIoro lr the
prcialllnB quotntlon now being git en by
leading producers
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAIt STOCKS.
Illd Asked
.Mm Rutler M ."1
MnrNamara OS 0
Midway 21 21
Mlzpsrt Extension 2IV 22
Montana ., 20m 31
Northsrn Rlar .17 .10
Tonopah Pelmnnt 4't 4"
Tonopsh llxtenslon g J r'4
Tonopah Mining . .. pH 1
nscu9.Eula .....Tin .11
West End 73 .77
aOt,UFIKt,D STOCKS
Atlanta 1J -14
tllue Hull 01 .04
Ilooth 23 .21
llulldo 1 .02
; o t) oi .nt
Comhlnallon Fraction ....,,,,.. .no ,oh
DlamoniineM n II .02 .01
InV '
Florence .. .. . .41 .10
Ooldflfl.t t'nnsolldntcd 77 .7
(lolrtn'W Merger ,. .14 .13
Kewann 11 11
()rn , .nt .01
Hand Krn nt .no
SlUer rick 07 .OS
MtRCBMjANEOUS.
ralrv Aztec .01 .02
KlmberlV ' ."2
Nevada Hill 17 .10
Arizona tin 3D 37
Neada Wonder 1.03 1.03
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CIUCAOO April 7 1KM1S Itecelpts 21
000 Market IWIOc loner Mired nn I
butrher in 100 av anod hi-avy. in r.ngn an.
rough Iim, 10 jnrtn II light. 10 30l i.
pigs lWn bulk ltO0t0 .
CATTl.tl Hee-Mpts 20IMI Market steads
Itene 73c WI1. cov nnd heifer 1.1 IMIWH.
tokern and feeders n 408 110 Texam
t7.21WP0 Cl1es Hifrii2.1
mtif.w liMoti fionn Mnrrt strnne?
Native tin! Western 1090 23. 'nmb. 18 73M
11 SO.
3eatlj.
TAtie Notieet Are Printed In the
Evtnlrtg Ledger Free of Charee.
AT.KXANni'tl. April 0 1010, WII.IJAM C
husband of flarnh J Alexander In hli H4tii
jear. llelatlie and friend hm lnltert tn
ntttnd the funeral service on Kundn April
I', nt 2 p. nt Loner Providence nnptlit
t'hurch. iJsRlevlIlo, .Montgomery .County t'u
Remain may lin viewed Saturday evening,
April A, ntter 8 p. m , nt 1223 N 12th at ,
Philadelphia
AIXVANllPR. At hi residence 3133 Spruce
st , on April 7, 1010 ROIinUT AI,K.AN
I)KR, nged 20 car. Notlco of funeral
later
IlllAHFIt. April 0 1010. I.U.A O wife of
Samuel M Rentier and daughter of William
nnd .Matilda McKenzle nged 3H jonr Rela
tive and friends are Invite to attend funeral
service on Saturday, at 2 p m at her
late residence. 2S.1K N Taney st Interment
private. Xorthwood Cemetery
HKKNSTKIN. On April 4 1010. MARflARnT.
widow of Lewis U llernstdn and daughter
of the Into Walter nnd Kllznhcth Hitting.
Relative and friend arc Invited to attend
tho runcrni services on,aiurna m i P.J"
t the resldenco of ber" grnndclaughtcr Str
Altiert 'iTUssens, .'u tiariyuie si. ip pru
ceed to Franklin Cemetery vnult , Intormcnt
nt Oreonmount Cemetery Remain may bo
Mewed on Friday nfter 7pm
nOl.TIN On April 0. 1010, LAVINA M.
HOI.I.M (neo Neblnger). beloved wlfo of Wil
son i: Rolen. Duo notion of tho- funeral
wilt to given, from her husband' residence,
2S10 North 27th t , Philadelphia. Harris
burg. Pa . paper pleano copy
IIOll.K. On April 3 1010 HRinaF.T Mr
KllKVIlIt, widow of .Tnmes Boyle, formerly
of 1033 S Clevelnnd ne Relatives nnd
friends, also St Charles' II V M Sodality,
nre Invited to attend tho funeral on Satur
day, at 8 30 a m , from her Into residence,
;020 Christian st 8olemn High Mass of
Requiem nt Sti Charle' Church, at 10 a. m
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery
URAnY. On April 4 1010 ANNIK. wlfo of
Harry Ilrndy and daughter nt P, H and
Miry A Taggnrt aged 23 years Relatives
and friend are Invited to nttend the funeral,
on Saturday at B a m . from her ti-vrents'
residence. 1730 McClolUn st U7th and
Mooro st 1 Requiem-- High Mass at the
Church of St Thomas Aqnlnn at 0 80 a m
precisely Interment nt Holy Cross Ceme
tery Automobllu funeral
BROOKS. On April 4. 1010, CATHARINB 17 ,
wife of Henry P llrnoks Jr. and duighter
of Charles A nnd Mary A Young, In her
31th ear Relative nnd friends am In
vited to nttend the funeral service on Mon
diy. at 2 o'clock, from her parents' resi
dence 1028 Point Rreeze avenue Interment
at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery.
I1ROWKR. On April , 1010. nLIZARHTlt II
JIROWER. aged 74 years . Relatives nnd
friend are Invited to nttend tho funernl serv
ice, on Saturday, at 2 i m . precisely, at
the naptlst Home, 17th and Norrls ta In
terment private,
CAMPI1KM.. At the residence of hi father.
Jame U Carnnbell Wjncote r. on April
IS lOla. CAPT CHARLES SCOTT CAMP
linLL. In his fS2d ear. runcral service
nnd Interment private
CIIAKK On April 3 1010. nMZABETII
MILDRED CHASE, daughter of Richard and
Elizabeth Chase tn her 12th Jear Rela
tives nnd friends are Invited to attend tho
funeral, on Saturday at 2 p m from her
parents' reldenca 420 Walnut lane Muni
yunk. Interment Westminster Cemetery
CHF.W. Suddenly, on April fl. tOlB ISAAC
L CHEW, husband of Mary C. Chew (ne
Watson) Relative and friend also Pros
pect Castle. No 40. K O, K . of Pitman
N J., aro Invited to attend the funernl. on
Saturday, at 1 P m . at rirenloch. N. J
Service nt the house, at 1 30 p m. Inter
ment at llethel Cemetery. Hurftvllle, N. J
CI.ARK. On April B..101B. HARRY RUS
SELL, husband of Alice C Clark, aged 2.1
ear Relative nnd friend are Invited
to nttend tho funeral service on Saturday.
at 2 30 p m . st the residence of his
rnother. 1031 Francl t . Interment at Ar
lington Cemetery Remains miy be viewed
Friday evening, Automobile funeral
COVNI-.R. On April 4 1010. JAMES E CON
NER, husband of Sadla Conner (tieo llen
woodV In hi 73d ;ar Relative and
friend. nlo Potter Iwidge, No 411. P. and
A. M , Maaonic Veteran' Association Jeru
salem R A Chapter No 8. Philadelphia
Commandery. No. 2. K T , and I.u I.u
Temple, A A. O N M B . are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at
2 pm. precisely, at hi lat residence, 2128
South Rrpad at Interment private Re
main may be viewed on Friday evening
CHKS80N. On April 6. 1018. SARAH daugh
ter of the lats Walter and Alice Hannum
Cresson, aged 3jears. Funeral aervlcea
from her late residence. 244 School House
lane, dermantown. Saturday, at 3 p m pro
clsely. Interment private. Please omit flow-
DALTOV. On April B. 1010. CARRIE
FRANCES, wife of, William Dalton Rela
tive and friend, also Flag Council, No l.
D. of U. are Invited to attend the funeral
services an Monday afternon at 2 o'clock
at her late residence 1347 Tike street. In
terment st Chelten Hills Cemetery. Remains
may ba viewed Sunday evening,
D WIS. On April 0. 1910. ALICE B DAVIS
(nee Allen), wife of John It Davis Hela
t ves and friends, also Captain , Philip It
Schuyler Council, No. 67. D of L . L1e
Row Rebekah Lodge, No. 107. I. O. O. F
are Invited to attend the funeral services,
on Bunday. at 1:80 p. m . at her late resi
dence. 1812 E. Hart lane Interment at
Oreenmount Cemetery, via funeral car Lan.
caster County paper please copy Remain
may be viewed Saturday evening, after 7
o'clock.
rjFJH'.SEY. On April B. 1018. JOSEPH. hu
band of Marlon Dempsey tnee Murtha and
son of Mary Dugan and th lats Joseph P,
Dempsey. In hi 22d year. Relative and
friend are Invited to attend the funeral on
Monday, at 8 10 a m . from hi late resi
dence 121 Jefferson st. Solemn Mass of
Requiem at St, Michael's Church, at 10
a m. precisely. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery
DFJII'IKY. On April 6, 1816, SARAH, widow
of Robert Dempsey. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral on Monday aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock, from her lats residence,
rear of 200 S. 2d at Services at St. Peter'
P. E Church at 2 30 p. m . precisely Inter
ment at Mount Morlatv Cemetery. Remains
nay be viewed on Sunday evening
DILLV-On April B. lOiecHARLES W.. be
loved husband of Sara E Dill, ssed 67
. years. Relatives and friend also fidelity
Assembly. No 21, A. O. M P., and Men's
Bible Class of tho Temple Lutheran Church
are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
service, on Friday, at 8 p. m . at his lata
residence. 42 North St. Bernard at. Inter-
DlBKflSv-ion April 0. 1016. OAJ.LU.IEL
piaBROW. Relative and friends, also DIyI-
HKIJOIPUH NOTICES
JewUH
BOBEl'II SHALOM (Seek Peace), services
Friday. 8 p m . S E. corner Broad and Mt
Vernon sts ' Religion and Superstition-1 by
Rabbi Ell Mayer. All welcome!
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alon 100 B of I E and Veteran Anocta
t'on Pennsylvania Ralfroad are Invited to
view the remain, on Frldy,.frnm 7 till
P, m., at his late. residence. S20 llaverford
ave Interment at South Amboy, N. J., on
Saturday afternoon
DOfOHEnTV. On April B 101 at rarls.
France. CHARLES A. DdUtlHERTY. son
of the late Daniel and Cecelia II Dougherty.
nLT.iS. On April 3. 110, ISAAC 1.. husband
of Clara A, Ellis, ged 78 J-par , Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend th funirjl
service Monday, at 2 p. m., at hi late
residence. 2SO E Main st , Haddonfleld,
N J. Interment at Baptist Cemetery.
"Friend mfty call Sunday evening
rP.r.IOHH. On April fl. 101. !BAREI.r,A,
velfe of Edward II. Fellows daushter. of
Albert E and Mary II. Stowell. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 2 80 o'clock, at
her parents' residence, 4225 Orchard street.
Frankford Interment at East Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Fl BTNFlC On April 4, lfllfl. ELIZABETH
FERTNER Refstlvf and friends, ajo
tlermantown Lodge, No. IB, 8 of II. i aru In
vited to attend lh. funeral service on Sat
urday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, t the
apartment of Kirk and Nice, 0301 Main at ,
Oermantown. lnurment t Ivy Hill ceme
tery. May bn viewed Friday evening.
FILKIHR. Suddenly, On April 4. 1010,
WILLIAM II , Br husband of Ruth A.
rilemjr (nee Mayhew), In hi 72d year. Rela
tives and friends, also members of Veteran
Firemen's Association, aro Invited to attend
the funeral, on Saturday, at R 30 a m
from his late residence, IB0S N. Marshall
st Solemn Illrh Hcnulem Mass at st,
Mnlachy'a Church at in a, m. Interment
private, at Now Cathedral Cemetery
rov. On April 4 1010 JOHN F, husband
of Julia S Tot nged 44 jears Relative
and friends and an societies of which he
vva a member and member of Olenslde
M E Church, are Invited to nttend tho
funeral services, on Saturday, at 2 p. m.,
at his late residence. 131 New st , Olenslde,
Pa Interment at Hillside Cemetery,
(1 W.LAOlir.It. nn April 4, Idlrt. JENNtE A..
wife of Teler V Osllngher and daurhter of
Oeorge 11 nnd Mny McNultv. Relative and
friends of the family aro Invited to attend
the funeral, on Saturday morning, at 8 80
o'clock, from the late residence, 724 East
Madison street Solemn Requiem Mas at
the Ascension Church 11 o'clock precisely.
Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
nrsr.M.KR. Suddenly, on April fl 101(1,
IIEORIIK. eon of John and Elizabeth
Oeaeller tnen Irner) In his 20lh year Rela
tives ind friends nre Invited tn attend tho
funeral on Mnmlnv nt 7 nil n m , from tho
resldenco of hi mother, 1114 North Pale
thorp st Requiem Mass nt 0 a m at St,
Peter's Church Interment nt Most Holy Re
deemer Cemetery
(iORMl.F.Y. On April 3 1010 at Thomsvllle,
York Counts. Pa . CHAHLEt V IIOUMI.EY.
husbind of Jennie F (lormlev tnee Stew
art) Relatives nnd friend, also Marnuetto
Council. No 2Sti K of C. arc Invited to
nttend the funeral, on Mondav, nt 8.30 a
In , from the residence of John V Stewart,
corner Martin and rechln sts . Rozhorough
Solemn Heiulm Mass nt St John the Bap
tist Church Mnnnvuhk at 10 a. m Inter
ment private, nt Westminster Cemetery.
HAI'I'M.R. A patlnt sufferer at rest Bint
denl on Ap-H .1 1010, JOSEPHINE T,
wlfi of Frederick llaffner, nnd eldest daugh
ter of tho late, John S and Roelna Lentz
Relatives nnd friend nre Invited to attend
funeral services Saturday, at 2 p m.. at
her Into residence 21S3 N Cleveland ave.
Interment private, Mr. Vernon Cemetery.
IIMIN, On April 4. 1010 FREDERICK II,
son of aottlleti nnd the late Alary Hahn tnee
Schlel) Relative nnd friend also mem
bers of Washington Camp, No. 444, P. O. 8,
of A and emplojer of H C. Fog ft Son
aro Invited to nttend the funeral, on Sunday,
nt 2 p m , from ma late residence, 2310
Montrose st t.'Jith nnd Christian sts ) In
terment a' Mt Morlnh Cemetery. Remain
nty bn vl vcd Saturday evening
IIMIIHN. On April 3. 1010, JESSE C on
of Thnma and the lats Amelia W Hardin,
nged 12 voar llelatlvr and friends aro In
vited to ntlend tha funeral services, on
Sunday, nt 3 p m at the residence of his
father. 1MJ Rutler st Interment prlvnte, nt
Mount Pcuco Cemctcrj Automobllo funeral,
IIA11S. On April 3 10111. MARY JANE,
wlouw of Willi tm Dixon Hnwfl nnd daughter
of the Into Thoini J nnd Sarah A. Mercer.
Relnttvea nnd friend are Invited to attend
the funernl services, on Saturday, nt 2 p. m,,
nt her Into residence, 1028 Brown at. In
terment Mount Peace,
ILVAKD. At Slerrn Madre, Cal , on April 3
llllll SAMUEL HA.ARD. son of the late
Samuel and Btnncho Crlssy Hazard Funernl
services will bo held nt St Luke's Church,
Oermantown on Wednesday, tho 12th Inst.,
nt .1 30 p m. Interment prlvnte
Hlllltl.ltl). On April 0 1010. at th resldenca
of his son-ln law, Harry L Adams, .1142
Ivnvno avenue, fiermnntnwn. ALLEN 1 f I II
HEltD Duo notlco of tho funeral will ba
given
HUSTON, On April O. 1010. EARLB S son
of Jniuea P and Elizabeth Huston, aged 24
jeurs Relative nnd friends nlso Van
Lodge, No 301, I. end A M., nnd cm
pin cs of P. P It , 4th street office, are
invited to nttend the funeral service on
Mond-iy afternoon, at 2 30 o'clock preclflely.
nt his ltto residence, 2212 North 17th street
Interment private Remain may be vlowed
Sund.iy evening, 7 to II o'clock
IIiMlMAN. On April O. 1IUO. .MARY HTND
MAN widow of Ullam llvndman, Sr Rela
tives nnd frtenda nre Invited to attend the
funernl service. Monday, at 2 p m , at the
resldenco of Rev M J. Hyndman, 030 N.
22d st Interment private.
IRISH, On April 4, 1010, MARY, wife of
James Irish Relative and friends., also
Altar. Holy Rosary nnd Sncred Heart So
cltles of St. Edward Church are Invited to
attend the funernl. oh Saturday, nt 7i30
a m , from Iter late residence, 2113 N. Oth
st. Solemn Requiem Mass at St Edward'
church, at 0 a m. precisely. Interment at
Holy Cross Ccmeten
KANE On April 4., FRANCIS J KANE hus
bnnd of Margaret Kane (nee Shay), formerly
of 483d Olive st Relatives and friends, nlso
Hoi Nnmo Society of Our Mother of Sor
row ' Church Tjrono Men's Beneficial So
ciety, Bartender' International I.eaguo of
America are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Saturday, at 8 30 a m residence. 034
North St Bernard at. High Mas at Our
Mother of Sorrow' Church at 10 a m In
terment private, at Holy Cross Cemetery.
KEKLI'V. On Aprll 4. ItOSB KEELEY.
daughtor of the lato Michael and Rose
Keeley. formerly of 321 South 27th st
Relatives nnd friends, also St Patrick' B,
V. M Sodality, aro Invited to attend the
funeral on Saturday, at 8 10 a. m . from
tho residence of Thomaa P Cahlll, 200
South 2lth st Solemn High Mass of Requiem
nt St Pitrlck' Church at 10 a. m Inter
ment at Cathedral Cemetery.
KKUMBII lAlt. At Cacenobla, N Y , on April
3. 1011! OKOROB D KltUMllHAAll. Fu
neral at Cacenobla Saturday next.
17KK. On April ft. 1010. WILLIAM, husband
of Kalharlno Lee. nged G2 ears Relative
and friend nro Invited tn attend the fu
neral, on Saturday, at 8 30 a m., from
hi lato residence, 24 East Brlnghurst St.,
Oermantown Solemn Requiem Mass at St,
Francl of Asslsl Church nt 10 a m. In
terment at Holy Sepulchro Cemetery.
LEVY. On April 3 1010 ALICE C . daugh.
t-r of Abraham C. and Barbara I.evy Rel
ative and friend nre Invited to attend the
funeral services on Monday, at 2 p m .
nt parents' residence, 2121 N 83d st.
Interment private, Mt Slnal Cemetiry.
MACSIIANi:. On April fl 1010, at her late
residence, .1728 Lancaster ave , ANNIE II .
widow of jAmes F. Slacshane, In her 07th
jear. Service and Interment at Sunbury.
Pa on Monday morning
MARTIN. On April 4. 1018. MAROARET,
widow of Joseph Martin Relatives and
friend, also the n. V M Sodality of St
Philip' Church, are Invited to attend fu
neral. Saturday, at 8 30 a m , from her late
residence, 23 Clymer t Solemn High Ms
of Requiem at 8t Philip's Church, at 10
a m precisely. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
MM'KER At Philadelphia Pa. on April B.
1010. FREDERICK CHARLES, husband of
Marguerite I,. Maurer. Relative and friends,
also Oriental Lodge, No. 883. F. and A. M :
Mary Commandery. No 30, Kt. T . and all
other organizations of which ho was a mem
ber, are Invited to attend tho funeral serv.
Ice Saturday, st 8 p. m precisely, at tha
residence of hi daughter Mr Albert
Frltchey, 2010 N 3d t . HarrKburg, Pa
Remains may ba viewed Friday evening, be
tween the hours of 7 and 0 o'clock, at the
chapel of Andrew I, Hair & Son, 10th and
Arch sts
Me rEE, Suddenly, on April B 101B. SO
PHIA M widow of David McAfee, aged 81
jear Relative and friends aro Invited to
attend tha funeral, on Saturday, at 2 p m .
from her daughter's (Mrs Charles T. Lore)
residence, 381 Carman st.. Camden. N J.
Interment private, at Harlelgh Cemetery.
Friends may call on Friday evening, from
7 to 0 o'clock.
McDtm ELL. On April 5. 1913. EDOAR 8
husband of Jennie McDowell (nee Mac Far
land). In his H8th year ..Relative and
friends, also Mellta Lodge. No. 203, F. and
A M : Mellta H. A. Chapter No 281 and
Masonla Veterans, are Invited to attend th;
funeral service this Friday evening, at 8
o'clock, at hi lats residence, 1B29 West
Columbia avenue. Interment at Brldgeton,
N J.
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Mr.imiT.t. On April 4, 1S1, EMILtB C,
wjdow ef Bam W k Merrill Relative
and friend are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Saturday. At 2 p.m.
t the residence of her hrother-ln law, Alex
andfr K, Nicholas. 4742 Hale! ave. Inter
ment at Mt Peace Cemetery
MORRIS. Suddenly, en April 4. Into, WILL
1AM,E. son of the late William B. and
Sarah. Merrl Relatives and friends also
Carroll Council, 1834. K ef C t Engine Co ,
No no. P. F v.: Insurance Patrol., Of n.
Rarrr ,C Egbert rVimp. 42. N S V, .V I
SJth Ward Republican Cliib. are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8 30
a m,t from his hrnther-ln-law' (Chas J.
Kane) residence. 4043 N. Franklin St Sol
emn Reejiilem Mas at St Edward Church,
10 a. m. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme
tery, SlOftnmxF.V. On April 3, IBM. MtCHAEL
1 , beloved htisMnd of Annie Morrlssey Rel
olives ahd friends, also Philadelphia. Ixidte,
No 2. n. P. o, n. and Ossge Tribe No
1I3.,L O. R if , are Invited to attend fu
neral service on Tuesday, at 10 a m pre
cisely, from his late residence, 333d Olrard
ave. Interment private at Ileal Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
51lir,imLT,ND. On April 3, 1010 JESSIE
V, daughter bf the late Peter nnd Margaret
Mulhnlland Relative and friends, also
members of the II. V. M. Sodality of the
Charch of the Ascension, ahd the employes
of the winding department of Joseph 11.
Bromley Lare Mills, 4th st. and Lehigh
ave , nre Invited to attend the funeral nn
Monday, at 8 10 s. m , from the residence
of her brother-ln-lnw, William A Hagan,
3701 ft t Solemn Requiem Mass at the
Church of the Ascension nt 10 o'rlock. In
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery
MUSSI",. On April 3 1010. CHARLES son of
th" Isle Charles nnd Christine Mussn tnee
Reier) Relfltlte snd frlnd see Invited tn
attend the funerat eervlces, on Saturday, at
2 p m,. at the residence of his hrother-ln
law, Daniel McCnnvllle 1830 N Warnock t
Interment private, nt Northwood Cemetery
Remain may bo Mowed on Friday, after
7nm
Mll'.RH, On April n, lOtO LTDtA D.
MYEBR daughter of the lato William H
and Jo-phlne A Myers, In her 02d sear.
Relatives and friend are Invited to nttend
tho funeral services, on Saturday, at 2 r
m , at her late residence, 018 South RSth st
Interment private, at West Laurel Hill
Cemetery
NEUMANN Suddenlv on April 0 1010
ELIZABETH FOSTER daughter of the Isle
Henry A nnd Mary A Neumann Due
notice of the funernl will he given, from her
late residence. 421 S 42d al
OKCIIKI.1N. On April 3, 1010 nELLA.
daughter of the lute Jacob nnd Annie Oerhs
lln In hr 4Sth jear Services nnd Inter
ment prlvnte, nt th convenience of the
fnmtli
PAIJ1S, On, April 4 1010, SLORA TAMA
SIUIIJ wife of Samuel c Paris Relative
and friends nre Invited tn attend the fun.
erl service nn BAlurdny nfternoon. Anrll
, nt 2 n clock, at her husbands residence.
sV
'nrnnuen. iinunonnem ,- j interment
me irnm leaves Market st uniri
a . at 12 IB", p. m Cars will be In wait.
PETTIT. On April 3 lniR MARY S PET
TIT In hr ROth yenr Relative nnd friends
nro Invited to attend the funeral services, nn
Friday, nt 8 p m t the residence of her
nerhw. James L Haslett, 3110 Mantua ave
Interment at Olenn Run Cemetery. Car
riage will meet 0 30 n m trntn nt Parkers
burg To.., Siturdiy morning.
PIRRONO. On April 3, 1010, MAODAT.ENA.
widow of Karl Plrrong (nee Colling), In her
03d jear Relative nnd friends are Invited
tn nttend tho funernl, on Monday, ni R 80
a m from her late residence, 1221 West
Olrard nve Solemn Requiem Maes nt St.
Peter's Church at 10 a m Interment at
Hnlj Iledoemer Cemetery.
POII.MZ. On April B 1010 THEODORE J.
POIESZ Jr. son of rheodoro nnd tho late
lulse Polesr. need 3d vears nt the rest
denro of hi brother. Emll rolesz, 1011 8
Bailey st. Due notlco of the funeral will be
given
QUINN. On April 4. 1010 WTLLTAM hus.
band of Susan Oulnn Funernl on Satur
day, at 7 in a. m.. from hi lato residence
802 North Markoe t. Solemn Requiem Mass
at Our Mother of Sorrows' Church st 11
n m Interment New Cathedral Cemetery,
Relative and friends, nlso Our Mother of
Sorrows' 11 V it Sodsllty, and Sacred
Heart Socletj-, aro Invited to attend
REILLY. On April 3. into. JULIA A , wife
of Tatrlck J Rellly Relative nnd friends
also Sncred Henrt Altar and Rosnry So
cieties of St Francis Xavler's Church aro
Invited to attend funeral on Saturday, nt
7 30 n m , from her late residence, 2410
Perot st High Mas of Requiem at St
Francis Xavler n Church nt t) a m. In
terment at Holy Cross Cemetery
RICHARDS. On April B 1010. LIZZIE r.
wife of Horace E Richards Relative nnd
friend nro Invited to attend the funeral
flervlce, on Monday nfternoon, nt 2 o'clock
at her late residence. 1823 North Logan
square. Interment private. Pletse omit
flow era
RICH RDSON Suddenly, on April 0. 1010,
JOHN W. husband of Lillian Richardson,
nged 32 year Relatives and friend of tho
family nre Invited to attend funeral, on Sat
urday, at t p in . from his late residence.
31)21 N 0th at. Interment at Mt. Vernon
Crmstarr
RILEY On the morning of April 3. 1010
MAROARET, wlfo of th" Into Thorn Riley,
formerly of lilts Wood t. Tho relntlves
and friends of tho family aro Invited to
attend tho funeral, on Monday, April 10
at 8 10 a m , from the resldenco of her
son. Thomas Riley. 4743 North Kith sr So',
emn Requiem Mas In Church of tho Holt
Child, Logan nt 10 n. m. Interment In Old
Cathedral Cemotery
ROSE On April 4. 1010. rrtANK S hus
band of Emma M (neo Walla) nnd ann of
David If and Emma F Rose tnee. Long
aker). Relatives and friends, also Robert A
I-nmbertnn Lodge No 487 F nnd A 31 .
Phil Consistory, I.u I.u Temple nnd em
ploje of Williams & Sfnrcu Co . are Invited
to nttend the funernl services, on Saturday.
at 2 30 p m at hi Into residence corner
lth st and 03th avo . Oak Lane. Interment
prlvnte. at Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
SACKS. On April 3. 1010 ELrRlDA. daugh
ter of Matthew and late Hannah Sacks
nged 27 jvars Relative and friend are
Invited to attend funernl ncrvlces on Sun-d-iy.
nt 10 n m precisely, from fathcr'i;
reldenre 3S07 Spruce st. Interment n'
Adath Jeshurum Cemetery
SANDS. On April 4. 1010 THOMAS, hus.
hand of Mary E Sand (nee Clinton). In his
81st jenr Relatives and friends, also Key
atone Beneficial Association nro Invited to
attend the funeral nervlces, Saturday, at 2
p. m , nt hta lato residence. 2013 E Fletcher
st Interment private, at North Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
8CANLOX. Of pneumnnl. on April 3. 1010.
THOMAS, husband of Katherlne F Scnnlon
and son of Bridget and the late Peter Scan
Ion Relative and friends, also St. Fd
ward' Hnlv Name Society and Division No
OH, A O II, aro Invited to attend funernl
Monday, t 8 10 r m.. from hi lato resl.
dene 2113 N fith st Solemn Requiem
Mass at St Edward's Church at 10 o'clock
Interment nt Holy Cross Cemetery, Automo
bile funeral
SEAI.E. On April fl. 1010, MARY widow of
Albert Seile Relative and friends aro In
vited to attend fun-ral services Mondij- nft
ernoon, nt 2 o'clock from the nnirtment of
Andrew Tbert' Sons. 238 S 4th st Inter
ment at Mount Mortal Cemetery Remains
may bn viewed on Sunday evening from 7
until 10
SHANNON". On April 3 1010. Dr. DANIEL
SHANNON, husband of the late Holen Shan
non (neo Utley) Relative and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday,
at 8 10 a. m . from tha residence of hi als.
ter. Mr Ellen McAnally N E. ror 23d
and Wood st Solemn Requiem Mass at
St. Francis Xavler' Church, at 10 a, m.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
bKILF.S. Sudlenly, nn Aprlt 3. 1010, WILL
IAM J SKILES Relatives and friends are
Invited to nttend the funeral services on
Monday, at 2 p m . at tho residence of his
sister, Mrs. Samuel Troupe, 03J3 n ray's
ave Interment private, at Mount Morlah
Cemetery. Remain may ba viewed on Sun.
day, from 7 to 10 p. m
SMITH. On April B, 1010. MAROARET V .
widow of Johnson Smith. Relatives and
friends, also II v. M bodallty. League of
the Sacred Heart. Altar and Rosary Society.
Ladles' TAB. Boclety, Archdlocesan Tern
per a nco Union and Mary and Martha So
ciety, aro Invited to attend the funeral, on
Monday at 8 30 n m , from her late real,
dence. 818 N 28lh st Solemn Requiem
Man at St Francl Xavler's Church, at, 10
o'rlock. Interment at Old Cathedral Ceme
tery REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Elklns Park. Pa.
lEIkms Park Mmtotm
Colonial Residence, $8950 t
9 " (cXrse otpmstructlon) J
WhiJstucctyEgrean sliutjsa(sfate xoptfjr f
Lasae lot, ofed4QrPjyiPfotcnes andronterraogK
HCaStral hallv.-5rgejstairs SJmmSSSSSM
H gftir cdjflgffls twp ffihs ampiBjgiasy'
- -
I Highly restricted building sites, $800 to $5000,
Attractive bunsalow sites with extehde4 View over EUtln Parle
Wa also finance and build, according to your plan.
RHOADS & PAUL h!l&
Automobile by Appointment.
3 Trolley, 5 Cent Far. 72 TrIat Dallr, B4 Cent
nr.ATH; .
STFINMEiKR. On April 4 1010. MAMtB.
wife of Ernest II 8tetnmeyr.n! deoghter
of Cyrus and Mary Carson, In her 24th year,
Relatives .and friends also Amerleu bl .
J0I,,S of T . are Invited to attend the, fu
neral, on Saturday, at z p m , rrom ner iat
residence 24S3 Memphis st , Body can .b
funei
2011 (lerrllt street
STEWART. On April B. lOiO. ANNA M.
only daughter of Archie and Julia Stewart
and granddaughter of the late Jame and
Ann'o Murphy , Funeral to which the rela;
live and friends are Invited, on Monday, at
8 a.m, from her parent' residence, 1740
B, Water at Solemn High Msss of.Requlem
nt tho Church of tho Sacred Heart at fl SO
h o
ely.
tho Sacred Heart at O 30
Interment at Holy Cross
s m irer!e
Ttm.NHrXn. frti April 3, 1010, EL1ZAT1BTII
D TOWN8END, widow of Edward Town,
send Relative and friend are Invited to
attend the funeral, Sunday, at 2 p m , frpm
BI41 N 13th t, (Interment at North Cedar
MAHll'nONV-On April 3. 1016. JAMES M,
husband of Mary B Waldron. Relatives and
friend, also Division No. On, A. o. H , and
employes of Schuylkill Arsenal, are Invited
to attend the funeral, on. Monday., at 7 30
a, m , from hi late residence, 1407 South
M st at. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Fran
els de Seles' church, al 0 a. m. Interment
. nt Old Cathedral Cemetery. .
Walsh. on April 0, lnio, ANNA St., daugh
ter of the late Patrick J and Anna Walsh.
Funernl Mondav, nt O a m , from sister'
residence, 123 N B4th t. Solemn Requiem
Mass nt the Church of Lady of Victory at
in o'clock, Interment private .
HALTHEB. Suddenly, on April 0, lOlfl, of
scnrlet fever, at Ills residence, 3130 N. 22d
st . RICHARD J WALTHER, husband of
Mjrtlo Ij Walther (neo Martin). In his 30th
jear. Interment nt West Ijiurel Hill Ceme
tery Funernl strictly prlvnte,
WANNER. On April fl 1010. ELIZABETH
IDA, daughter of Oeorge W and Mary T.
Wanner, aged 10 months Relatives and
friends nre Invited to Rltend the funeral, on
Saturday, at 2 p m , from the residence of
her parent. OKI Flora st. To proceed to
rlmer (Irounds
WARD. On April 6 1010, CLARA E. UL
RICH WARD, widow of William Ward. Re.
atlves nnd friends nre Invited to attend th
funeral services on Saturday, at 2 30 p m .
at her late residence. 707 E, 14lh l , Ches
ter. Pa Interment orlvate
MII.K1NS On April 4, 1010, CLIFFORD
WII.K1NS.. son nf the Into John It and
Susan E vvllklna Relatives nhd friend of
the family are Invited to nttend the funeral
serv Ires on Saturday, at 2 p, in,, nt hi late
residence 38.17 Springfield ave Interment
prlvnte. at West Latirel If lit Cemetery
Ull'Ml. On April 4, 11)10, WILLIAM P.
lOlM nged 80 rears Relative and
friend nro Invited tn ntlend the funeral
services, on Sundaj-, nt 2 p m precisely, at
his late residence, 180J N Bouvler at. In
tennent private
7INK. On April r. InlO. CAROLINE ZINK.
widow of Franx Zlnk. nged 71 jeer Resi
dence 1430 Venango st Relative and
rrlcnds nlso Prnnsvivnnla Reserves No 08,
Lndle of the Ornnd Armv-, are Invited to
nttend tho funeral services on Saturday, at
2pm prcclselj-, at Trinity Reformed
Church, Broad nnd Venango t Interment
private. Hillside Cemetery. Automobile fu
nernl. CLASSIFIED RATES
in effect April 1, 1010
EVENING LEDGER
AOATE LtNE RATE TOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like thin)
nn or two ttmea , 18?
Three time nnn week 12vio
Six time one week luo
8ltuntlnn Wanted three times en" week.. 10a
Help nnd Situation Wanted nnd
Lost nnd Found nds nre inserted in
the Dnily Public Ledger without ad
ditional chnrprc.
Wont ads under all other classification my
he repented In the EraMSO Lidoik at com
bined ratal
One or two time..., 21o
Three time one week 13e
Six times nno week 12Ha
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
I permitted In all classifications xcept Help
and Sltuntlon Wanted, Lost and Found. Per
sonals, Boarding nnd Rooms Whenso pecU
lld, add FIVE CENTS PER AOATB LINE
TO ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is u drug store near your
homo that will accept Ledger want
nds. at office rates.
LOST AND FOUND
All I.oit and Found Ails In flic dallv Public
I.cdatr are rtreated in the Ktrnlup htdotr
the same dau uithout extra charge.
IUNO I.ot. princess ring, 3 yellow diamond
surrounded by smaller white diamond
Finder call at Morris Brother nnd receive
liberal reward Morris Building, 1421 Chest
nut st
SEALSKIN MUFF Will the party v ho founl
sealskin muff with brown ribbon about
Mirch 21, and who endeavored to locate
owner by telephone, kindly communicate with
the undersigned Reward uton return to
Ellis C, Shoemaker, en re of E Bradford
Clark Co . Ltd . 1BJ0 Chestnut st.
TUItCJirolSB BREASTPIN, shped like bunch
of grnpes. heirloom, lost. Return 332 N,21t.
For Other Lot nnd Found Ails See Tag 1
PERSONALS
CAUTION NOTICE
All person are hereby cautioned against
harboring or trusting any of th crew of the
Portuguese S S. "'Angola," from Lisbon,
Portugnl. E L Qulntlno, master, as no
debts of thelcontructlng will be pnld by the
mater owner or by Earn Line Steamship
to agents. 4,12 Bullitt Building
I WILL NOT ba responsible for anj- debt un
less contracted by mjself. Thomas Allen
v aupe, r,u vv vjneiien ave
ORDERS (11 DEIT STOIIES
Easy Term
STEWART ORDER 8YSTEM.101 8 13TH 3T
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., 1301
CHESTNUT ST Jameeon, McKensle
Evan. V (' Ross .Mis Sadie Drleeback,
I !.asaru. Harry Brando. Mrs W Barlow,
Citizens' Relief L. M Smith, Morrl East
man, Samuel hellgman. Joseph Beastlsy, F
W .Nichols Miss Lena Stephen 1. W.
Thompson L Co Dr. A Karalnlch, J. C
Oeiger.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH-CABLE CO. 1420
S PENN St) Dr II T. Moore Webster
Iloiighertv H P MrCtie
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Help Wunted Ads Received Too Late for
Clalflcntlon Will be Found on Page 2
BOOKKEEPER AND STEVOORAPHER Ex
perienced one, capable nf tuklng chargo of
office, reference I.och & Co , 447 N 3d st
CASHIERS
BLAUNEn'S REQUIRE
:!E of nrttotiT 7;ahii.
THE SERVICES OF BRtailT
IKRS. THOSE IIAVINII HAD EX-
PFIUENCE WITH NATIONAL CASH
REOISTEU PREFERRED APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 833
3IARKLT ST.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white. Protrs.
tant, family one, assist with small wash:
West Phlla Meet emplojer Thursday. 11
o'clock. Room 203. 008 Chestnut st.
CHAMBERS ORK and waiting Experienced.
food rets . no washing: wages Id; on Slain
Ine Call nt Led Central. Friday. 11 a tn.
CLERK for grnerul office work, give reference
and state salary. P D02. Ledger Office,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Elklns Park. P.
viewea Friday, between 8 ana in p m in
ferment nrlvat North riedr 11111 Cemetery
STERN.-On April 7, 1010. after a shprt.lll
ness, CORNELIUS, son ofFaul and the late
Anna Margaret stern Due notice of the
rel will be elven from hia late residence.
HELP WANTED FindcALlS
Conttatifd rorrt rrece&lni Whimjl ,
COMBING- nOOM HELP. Applj Carl Oniti'
nan h son, ad and Erie. ... .
COOK wanted to do rood plain rooking and
downstair workt no washlnr:, small f amllyj
. suburb Call 1720 8anom st.
i,uun. nninii imiiiiv. itiivj must iih
Smell family, cltjtj must hare aned rf-
efencet meet .employer, Friday, 4
I CIOCK,
noom xutn nuarvjncstnm st
DRESSMAKER wanted Apply M. Silverman
Son, northwest corner Oth and South. ,
DRESSMAKER wishes neat eewer t aa
. a vreek. M3 North 41sL - ,
OKNERAL Ho"usRwORK, Protestant t must n
good cooks family four. 17 per week! aub
. urb Room 203. 003 Chestnut st
OKNERAL HOUSEWORK TOUhg woman)
good plain cooki ref. Phon crnwrd 118 J.
UIRL, white, wanted, Herman , preferred, for
general housework, no washing, reference.
. -i n. Vermont ave, Atlantic cur
UIHL. white, wanted for ehamberwork and
wetting In small family In OrrrBtdok. tlty
jyerencePhor ep verbrooV J173
OIRI. WANTED foe housework "anT plain
cooking Apply at one", lpi7 N, Bth at
OlrtLfl WANTED who can sew. Win. H.
i.mbtck It Sons, 1020 ChMlnut at.
HOSIERY manufacturer offers rrrnanet toil
lion supply regular customers at mill prices
In Philadelphia and vlrinltyt all er spar
time: 130 to tlOO a month rarker Co,, 3733
HOUSEKEEPER
EKEEPER Young womsn, white, r
I. from country preferred: capable taking
charge: small adult fsmllyl state kg.
ry, references, etc D 203. Ledger Offlco,
nnru
ftill
salary.
HOUSEKEEPER, working family, two adults!
np washing) good homei good wages to capa
ble woman: good reference required. P. O.
Box 237. Havertord. Pa.
HOUSEKEEPER Working housekeeper for 2
Jnf'unJly. ni23.Sprlngflerd ave. Wdld IH13J"
HOUSEKEVTpER lVr7rklng7ProtTstnitIref
erence: goodwsges: phone 72.Chestn0t Hill.
HOUSEKEEPER (worklntJTMmBTTxp., til
Heal Estate TrBldg., BfOad and Che(hut.
HOUSEKEEPER (working) Small family, far
suburbs. II 234, ledger OfOce. .
HOUSEWORK Would tak Inexperienced girl,
small family, no laundry., country. $20 per
month. Call Room 201. 808 Chestnut st.
HOUSEWORK White, middle-aged woman,
small family: good plain cook: no washing:
meet employer Room 203, Friday, 3 o'clock,
B08 Chestnut st.
1ILUSRWORK, family of two adults: city; ahl
to answer phone: meet emplflrer Room 203,
. 603 Chutnut t . Friday, 2pm
HOUSEWOnK SEEKERS
Th surest way to get In touch with
rnslttons In the best Philadelphia fam
ilies la through the Situation Wanted
column of th Ledger.
Call on Mr. Mead, manager ef th
Ledger' Household Registry Bureau,
and tell her about your experience and
the kind or a position you want, Sh
hs had 10 years' experience In em
ployment work and cad nnd th right
place for you. No cherts to Ledger
advertisers, Oet acquainted today
with
MRS. ilEAD
Household Registry Bureau,
Washington Building.
008 Chestnut at..
Bcconq noor.
INFANT NURSE wanted, experienced, wltla
reference. Inquire 243 B. 17th t. before 12,
or telephone Locust 2717 W.
INSPECTRESSEs BLAUNER'S RE
QUIRE THE SERVtCES OF BRtOHT
AND INTELLIOENT IN3PEC-
TRE8SES1 THOSE HAVINO HAD
DEPARTMENT STORE EXPERI
ENCE PREFERRED. APPLY SU
PERINTENDENT'S office, ess
MARKET.
JOB PRESS FEEDERS wanted Apply Thomaa
Johnson. Lawrence and ClsarOeld sts ,. Phlla.
KITCHEN .MAID white, country reference: f
per week II 3IH. I-edger Office
LAUNDRY HELP
Experienced feeder and folder In mangt
room; also girl over 10 year to learn: 13
Laid while learning; ateady work. Penna.
.sundry Co.. 810 N. 82d u
LAUNDRY Experienced girl on neck band
press; good py, ateady work; also learners
taken. 1020 vine.
LAUNDRY Bright young girls, over 10. to
shake nnd fold small towels; S3 td start.
102l Vine.
LAUNDRY Mangle room help; learners taken:
paid while learning. 1021) vine
MAID, white, capable for cook and gen house
vvorkf ref required. Call Sat. 10 to la. m.
Mr Whiting, 13.1 S 18th t . Thll.
MAN AND WIFE Houseman and cook, take
charge of small houso; good ref. Phone 1330
W. Ardmore.
MILLINER Wanted, at once, experienced
milliner to go out of town' write, giving rull
particulars, wage, etc , P 007. ledger Off.
MILLINERS BLAUNER'S REQUIRE
THE SERVICES OF IMPROVEJIS AND
HELPERS IN THEIR MILLINERY DE
PARTMENT. APPLY SUPERINTEND
ENT'S OFICE. 833 MARKET ST.
MOTHER'S HELPER, capable, reflned. young
Woman to assist with children and sewing.
Apply 3030 Overbrook ave. Ph. Overb'k 3030.
MOTHER'S HELPER to assist with children;
good home 4714 SprlngHeld ave , W. Phlla.
NURSE, for two children. 3 and fl: must bs
competent: good references; Protestant.
Phone 072 Chestnut Hill.
OFFICE OIRL Bright young girl for laundry
office: must ba quick at figures and good
writer: chance for advancement. P 009,
Ledger Office.
OPERATORS Women on shirts and waists In
new factory at seashore city; good wages:
beginners paid while learning. Apply any
Thursday or Friday evening to Mr. Landl.
2028 Chestnut it., Phlla., Pa., or to factory
at Sea Isle City. N. J. '
OPERATORS, exp. on wash skirts and dresses;
teady w'k.gd pay. H. Smuckler. 233 Market
SALESLADY. Oentlle, experienced for dry
good store; living In neighborhood preferred!
reference required. 2723 Olrardave.
SALESLADIES wanted. iiTstlverman A Son.
narlhwest corner flth and South.
SALESWOMAN. EXPERIENCED. FOR
BOYS' HATS.
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
ALSO 8AI.E8WOMFN FOR EVTRA
WORK IN THE OAHMENT SECTIONS.
APPLY AT BUREAU OF EMPLOY
MENT. 4H FLOOR
STRAWBRIDOE A CLOTHIEn
SALESWOMEN SERVICES HE
QUIRED BY BLAUNER'S IN THE
SUIT DEPARTMENT. APPLT SU
PERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 833
MARKET ST.
SALESWOMEN SERVICES RE.
QUIRED BY BLAUNER'S IN Mtt.LI
NERY DEPARTMENT. APPLY SU
PERINTENDENTS OFFICE. 833
MARKET ST.
SALESWOMEN SERVICES RE
QUIRED BY nLAUNER'B IN THE
COAT DEPARTMENT. APPLY SU
PERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 183
MARKET ST.
BALESWOSIEN SERVICES REQUIRED
BY BLAUNER'S IN THE WAIST DBt
PARTMENT. APPLY SUPERINTEND
ENTS OKFICE. 833 MARKET ST.
SHOES Learners In packing room. 7th floor.
313 N. 12th st. '
STENOGRAPHER Young Udy. with at least
two jears' buslnes expcrlen-'f. for poslttoul
Ir advertising department. Mall or present
typewritten application ta Miss Dean.
Ledger Central, and state, your phon num-
btrjindjnow Boon ou could accept position.
BTENbaRAPHER. experienced: gopd safary,
advancemeniglv partlo. Jr 04S,Ld. jCant,
TEACHERS WANTED for schools: schools for
teachers. Natl Teachers Ag , 327 Perry Bid
WAITRESS, WHITE. 1823 Sprue st.
WANTED A reliable white, Protestant
young woman to isk car oi uaor o inonioai
and assist with light housework, rsfenaca
required: accommodation excelltnti carter
refunded for Inlervlsw In morning. Trolley
station 47 H. Wooreatown. N, J, Mr, T,
II t) i-erain
WANTED A good plain (whits) cook, also t
assist In downstairs work l family of two; to
go to Chelsea. Atlantic City, meet mplojar
at 1537 Chtstnut St.. Room 319. today, Ut,
hours ot 11 and It bring refsrsne.
WANTED White woman for chambrral4
and laundress Telephone Overbrook 2377.
WEAVER on Oldham witch loom. Brtdtsbura
'Bottom Scotland Mill. Also learner taken.
Kens av Huntingdon st. A.J Oordon A Co,
MISS 'DEAN' '
la th on who
Places the Right Olrl
. In th
Bight Plac. .,
She 1 on th tan of th Putlls
I-edgcr Company to help, ambitious
young ladle to iicuni good pppartusl.
ties la th commerclat world Hun
dreds of young womsn bookkaepsra,
uaograpoers. private secreUrU.
demonstrators, cferka and salesladies
owe their present success to Inform.-
COilijicfALlTRY BUREAU
Witt Central.
"Tell Uln Pean what, you can, do."
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