PHILADELPHIA MAMgP
yii. -'.'.'"" y,,r ' "" i i...,.il.,l..i...rt,,r.lll.i..if 'I. hi " ; .'- ,''"" m iiniiij i i r in mi, ii it f ,iii - ), - ,. . , T, TT . .
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GRAIN AND FLOUll
18. 'r ri.r low. In export elevator No.
W'?(5 1 J801.21J No. 3 1 South-
mjniWmw .mbsr w. is&jra
tfK?V5SDtJ8.820 bushels. The mar
SRWruS under moderate offerings, but
",el .Ai.f, Quolat tons: v.nr lovs ipr local
,.3.ltior-No. 2 rtTlarr . 84 084grf.
miiw 8Jw88e.: No. yeiiow, mw
m,1"SlJt"lflMe.i cob. per 70 lbs..
rrM. 4 j1"""'
? K nu.ir,ta 187.508 bushels, , The mar-
VSittSuffWo. 2 Whit..-MiV
"ijihiM BlOMMc.i NO. a wniie, 4u
art fflUt?'..1!' .in fllRUp.i samnls oats.
iSui rSurlded oats, grades, B0Hc,
l JlVlC.f PV."! iunn hurra I. and 8SO.R28
KTIflu,vfi;t Trado was slow, ana values
& ill i mftTii. Quotation ner .190
. lirf ci. ",,,.,. rtoar. IS.10UB.BO!
h ."J. Ill 4008.001 do., patent,tS.7B
ttrsltht. J.yotton sacks. t4.90fl.80
tiaras. cttVJck., lJ ?:?.? jtei
sacks. iO.ww.
J 6.00: do.
swat. cA 8 s.is8ihS"s?
POULTRY
LIVB.Thero wus a fir a)..... . .
pair "HBiuv . 't14 W,0,;' ! D'Keone, old " per
te?AoirttK-"Su.ffL "nder
... i --; . j
ejlngs. and
Fraar,.lrlll,4
1 IO nox.
viuotai
owi.
22H e weighing
lOIRIIIIW D1,
poultry, . dry-packed
xancy selected,
'iv
,nEH. cotton sacks, w.mw.m o.,
"'Br- sack. IS.80O0: soring, first
C""s:v n. rfn straait. Ji.m)ws.3!
I do., favorite brands.
CnOlce nau iniiuy put-
mypiMM.
ill 111
an ... e.4. . i''SL7Lffii
.. .;, .! weigning- 8 lbs. as cee 1r1
i?T v., aw7. -t" .parrels, fancy, drv.t
weighing 4W0S lbs. BWefe.3lUe.iwl
Jn,bi:.?.r'e,:,,'J21Ve.i smaller aires, ir
SFi-J SHvJ,r,pJCKea IB0-I broilers.
oiS"n.."'i'"-' n.- "i"Sr. nearby,
mam.
itk&i
fiRl
M'-ISIa s! city mills, regular grades
I.' '"Su.r IS.1008.80! do., straight, io.4u
ent, IB.7B4
We quote at fi
Wi "SVrfttn was in smaii ,up
ly and
l, 60 per
"ItL.., milet.
fuiS quality.
PROVISIONS
h-Li rWt ruled Arm with a fair
' 4, 'Br",U Quotations: City beef,
WM '.kVd and alr-drled. 20c. ! West-
h "Vilf in - moKea. auc.i city Deer,
AS ' rfd tenders, smoked and alr-drled.
SP5rir viitern beer, kmcbiw RMionQflra,
WMjygVlo.: beef hams, I28O80I pork,
dMACHa . r' rArinda hnma. n. i'. rurin. inn
i
iee nna iena
20o.: hams, B. lv.curea. loose,
".WiW tTc.j other hafhV. smoked:
ViflBff'''y tO
SKJJSolted. Western
rthfit
iwfrc.j
r inwM"
klnnM. Ioobp, 17 WlSc.i do.,
R'AWiyc. I omvr iiiiiu-, aiiMrKt
to brand and nvernva. 18W
BTAK.1l!,',,cn'Sfti:"Su,,BV9-.?-K
' S" tilcltle. accordlnit to averaito. looso.
i5. Ilfkfst bacon, as. to brand and aver
SlWl E?,t,Kiured. inc.: . do.. Western .cured.
o.l
o..
8. 1.
O.J be.
eltr curea.
: do.t ?
i.va. Western reflneD. . tierces.
.u.v. , ,11. . An nil,. . lu
do., do.. In
picked.
iKKIna;
20o.!
Jersey.
welRhlne
rPflf Bts.a
WMahlnv at1in ,u.'
ducks, nearby, airlni . 2oVS8cTsauabs n.r
a nJi'on. """jweiBninB,wwiu ib, per do.
S'SP.SiSS white, welahlng 8 lbs. per doj
ion. per aos., JZ.7B0S!
tol ,ft. fc-T, lj ' "-' V.i'''J
T.w.w, mimii una o. . Slfill.in
8BW88c: csjotis, wr lb.
ttpiccn, AtWiBC.l
5 1 dark.
8-U.W3-8l do., do., 7 Tbs. p? dol
202.20! smafl and No. 2, UOl,
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock met with fair salo. and values
t;.hPP'G5w?AW E"S' i i
V"" MHUHCB, tllUU
He
rv.iiu: rn. v. ii.niic
j.ou. Appif a, western, per box, ll.S50i.7n
HtmivrinrlAii ..-.
Mnpfh rnrnlln 1-fJlrt . .Jr'i J'li.'u"i'
-"' - , . "vi'Wil .UIBHiBBinni
loo.! Tennessee. 12l4c.
13
k -. " . am. vveotudi
,K.. tubs. 1414 c
M (! Kit,
f HfeLirsT'ta tliree.."Hftc.i do., do..
leuw Jit .
HEFINED SUGARS
i"... market' ruled nulel, but Arm. Quotations!
Z ft,me. sTanulated. 7.00O7.0BC! powder
IPSSI'tJc confectioners' A, 7.6od7.BOcf
l" nAIRY PRODUCTS
hcSSflSSl t'rearde irSUHiuia." oSS
!? New York, full cream, fancy, hold
ais. ni
18018
ii?;, ". .rials, hlahcri do..
"ZM held. I8WI8K1
... I1W-UO'
do.,
da..
do..
fair
part
nirrrER-5 rtocelpts were llaht and tho mar
PKaditoady under a fairly notlvo demand.
HtSSaitoni follows. Western, solid-packed
'Jlrr iahcy Bpeclals. 83c: fTira, iuwii:c.i
i? 'Otme" soconds. 20021); nearby
ms fsner. 84c: averaao oxtra, 88o.i Ilrats.
i5'An.cr:-
i diin! seconds, xuiuinucj imrin;i; "'"'?;
iHglvJl JobbinB sales of fancy prints, 370
?TO8-r.
SS; sSr p" doz'i flrsts' ",,e0 per Btandftr'1
fl'rtas Demand was good and values wero
iJ.h?Kw. Quotations: In free cases, nearby
ThK tm A fir At utasi mi at al,t. li. ...
eraj oflcrlngs at the. following quotations'
Wmt potatoes,. per bush.. Pennsylvania, iilin
VEGETABLES
market was. quiet, with
&01.2O1 do., do.. Maw VntV 11 rtKimi in. ..
do., Western, $1.0301. 10; do., Jersey, per baii:
ket. No. 1 Ilose, 03078c. i do. do., No. 1 other
varieties 000 78c. I do., do.. No. 2, BO04Oc.
IS" S'-Orloa,.fljri,i!i " 50, ' .2B0B.7B: do.,
do., No. 2, 14Q4.60. Hweet potatoes. JerBey
R5r,SiJk0 N1- 4S0OOc;i do., do.. No. a
28000c.! do,, Jorscy, Uelawaro and Maryland
Ser.lJ,:Vm,!?r' H0' l.78c.0$li do., do., do., No
2, 80000c.: do,, Virginia, per bbl. $1 BOO
1.7B. Onions, per 100-lb. bag, $102i doT,
do., do.. No, . 11. 2301. 35, Cabbage, Dan sh.
por, ,on!. n'n-A?1?.?' a.l- Bou,n Caro Ina. p?r
crate. 2.B0n.ar Celery, Florida, nor crate
Jl.7802.aB. Mp.nach. NoHolk' pVr hbl?. $102:
Kale. Norfolk. pr bbl.. 7i?cW$l. Water
cress, per 10(1 bunches. $1.8002.00. Lrttuco.
North Carolina, per basket. $10:1.50.
S'ttSf'. l0,TMa' W basket. J203 1'eas
North Carolina nnd South Carolina, per V4-bui
Sf".fc,!;7n! V!f ,l0- "" 1-8-bbl. basket
yJi??; J V',",- F'0fda, per carrier. J20n.
Eggplant, Piorlda, per crate, $2.2302.78.
Itadlshefl, Norfolk. pcY hamper, RUc. 0$1.
Squash, Florida, per crate, $202.80. Tomai
toes, Florida, per carrier, fancy, $202.80:
do., do., choice. $1.BO01.7S. Asparagus, per
crate. South Carolina. $2.08; do., do., Call
I.fS.V? 7rJri.i n"Paragus, JerBey, per bunch,
prime. 2O08qe.:do., do., culls. 10013c. Mush!
rooms, per 4-lb. basket, $101.23.
CIVIL WAtt PEACB UEUNION
FUND FAV011ED IN COMMITTED
HoUso Advisers Will Recommehcl
$160,000 for Vicksburg MceUnfe '
WAStHNOTON', Jtay 10 Another and
perhaps tho Inst blfr reunion of the
dwindling vcternna of the- North n.nd
South, who were bitter enemies half a
century oro, will litlte place oh tho bat
tlefield nt Vicksburg, Miss., In October.
Tho House Military Affairs Committee has
decided to report favorably the bill In
troduced by Representative Sherwood, of
Ohio, himself n veteran of tho Union
army, making nn appropriation of $160,
000 for the1 encampment.
Darby Es-Councllmnn Dies
Charles Marshall, who was ft former
member of tho Dorough Council of Darby,
ded on Monday night at his home at 043
Darby terrace, that place. Ills death was
duo to an attack of Brlght's disease. Mr.
Marshall was active for many years In
politics In the 2d Ward of that borough
and was elected to Council In 1006 to fill
an unoxplrcd term of John Armstrong.
nflATns
ame 1
md frii
I ervl
late Jame Helss, In her Oftd year
ivnua are invuea I
ices, on Thursday.
InllMmfiMa Qi4f '
inicrment private, at Cedar Hill Cemetery
vt
ends srelnvlted to atllnd tho
rMsy, .at i"p m.,
8427 .t tlroad St
3Bcatfjsi
rtese Nottcei Are Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge.
JERSEY CROPS BELOW
AVERAGE, SAYS REPORT
r .
,U S. Agriculture Department
Intimates Poorer Condition.
r Plowing and Planting Late
W A summary of tho May crop .report for
Kr Jersey, compnou uy mo ouu ui
ICrop Estimates, of tho United States De
'Mrtmmt of Agriculture, and transmitted
lewMh the "Weather Bureau, shows a
?.nrtt falling off for most crops as com-
itati with tho averago. Tho latonoss or
IS plowing and planting season Is cspo
eWly noticeable. Tho report follows:
WlNTEu WMliAl jiay J. lorecuai. iiio
IV ..... ...., , a.Anv lAnnl ..,,.
OMtoliels: production last year (Onal estl
FmU). 1,560.000; two years ngo, 1,422,000:
JW9-1S average, 1,473,000 bushels.
t'RTE-llay 1
Jindiictlon last
Ho; mo years t
forecast. 1,280.000, busneis:
v.nr fflnnl estimate). 1.420.-
ago, 1,208,000 bushels.
UKAnnws May 1 condition 80. compared
rtti U ten-year averago of 00.
TiSTnnn May 1 condition 80, compared
irtt tha ten-year averago of 88.
BMUN'O PLOW1NO Per cent, done to May
aifWi estimated 4B per cent., compared
Vfta IJ, .lay X iasi. year mm u-t vi,-j i.cii-
mrinrate.
iSJWfto PLANTING Per cent, done to
Uir I. tma. atttmated BO per cent., corn
ed with 00 May 1 last year and 40, ten
W average.
jBlT01d crop on forma May 1, estimated
HKH ions, compared wun to.vuv u year uxu
Mi 80,000 two years' ago.
The first price given is tho aver-
STEAMSHIP OWNERS HERE
SEEKING NEWS OF CRAFT
VcbsoI Sailed Frbm This Port on
April 22 With Explosives in Cargo
Shipping men hero aro at a loss to ac
count for tho whereabouts of tho Nor
wegian steamship Colombia, which Balled
from this port on April 22 with a cargo
of explosives and Iron pipe. According
to a message received at tho local tfy
drographlo Office, the vessel Is now about
a week overdue at Cartngena, Colombia.
from Santiago do Cuba. Her owners have
requested all craft to keep a lookout for
her.
"When tho vessel sailed from Philadel
phia sho was In command of Captain
Simmons and was to make the ports of
Santiago, Cartagena and Puerto Colom
bia. Her cargo consisted of GOO cases of
dynamlto, 80 cases of rifle powder and 76
cases of golatln. Sho also had 301 tons
of Iron wator plpo for tho Colombian
Government, which was shipped from
Florence, N. J and 13 part of a largo
lot bought by that Oovernmont.
Tho Colombia was reported as sailing
from Santiago for Cartagena May 2. Sho
should have reached tho port for which
Bho sailed two days later. It Is feared
that tho vessel and her crew have been
lost. Tho torpedoboat destroyer Conyng
ham, which Is In that vicinity, has been
notified by wireless that tho craft Is miss
ing, and has started a search for her. ,
rw u,ouu iwo
5f JTtlCES Th
ijm on May il
this year, and the second, the
Si-tnrA on May 1 last vear. Wheat. SI. IB
lud $1.48 per bushel; corn. 8B and 83 cents:
r, 82 and 04 cents; potatoes, $1.12 and
nnts; bay, $20.50 and $18.80 per ton;
r-aai, 28 and 22 cents por dozen.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
"WASHINGTON. May 10.
'.Itr Eastern Pennsylvania Unsettled
night and Thursday, with probably
rtowera; farmer tonight; winds becom
ing eooth and Increasing.
A pronounced trough of low barometric
pressure extends from Minnesota to New
Mexico this morning, but Its only resultant
precipitation thus far has been scattered
lowers In the Lake region. There wero
alad some light showers in Mnntann. nnd
mOrepn, Warm weather prevails In tho
KLike region, and central valleys, but In
SrAH.ntl.. ....... j..-i.i s m
,.....,. ujubi. uiairiciu una irom ino
EJtalru States westward there- has been a
rai rail in temperature. Frosts nro
Ported from Eastern New York nnd
JW England and fr6m tho Rocky Moun
lunB plateau region.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
gOlmrratlons taken at 8 a. m.. Eastern time.
1AIW
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JtflE. N. Y." BO
JHMton .,,, 72
to., .III. .. 64
wi. onio eo
Eoa, oaio 82
",' Col..., 40
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62
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'ffUourg. p. B2 48
feW;I Io3
yoWt, 8( 80
&.r5luD-iS IS
"vUle .'.'.' 74 72
"., Tenn. B8 48
iiM-Vt ... 7a 70
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NB ..
w as
W 12
SB 14
13 12
8W 24
HB SO
S 10
B 24
8 ia
BW ,.
II 13
NW 10
V 20
Clear
Clear
P.Cldy
P.Cldy
Cloudy
P.Cldy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Katn
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
NW 84 P.Cldy
ci u u-iouay
.14
ffcW, Mi'.'. 74 10
' Aotonlo... in i
80
JEe.lIU
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70
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sn
nh .,
NW
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SR ..
NW ,,
NW ..
B 12
8 82
mv 20
!vB !
?vB
8W 28
aw "
NH
NH
RD3
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Clear
Cloudy
P.Cldy
P.Cldy
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P.Cldy
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Cloudy
Clear
P.Cldy
Clear
P.Cldy
Clear
P.Cldy
Italn
Cloudy
P.Cldy-
Clear
tENGTH OF DAY
"'. Ilolt- 5- ?,"" !.,.1"1SS5 5-
WWAttE B1VEB TIDE CnANOES
, VJitOTNUT BTKEET
4S5ATUBB AT EACn H0UB
-IPl 111 191 TT qT ni a i"'it
Ml
BRITISH WARSHIP HARD HIT
IN BATTLE WITH GERMANS
Berlin Reports Brief Sea Fight North
of Ostcnd
BEnLIN, May 10. A British destroyer
was badly damaged by gun flro during a
brlof engagement between German and
British warships oft tho Belgian coast on
Monday, it was officially announced to
day. The German Admiralty gave out tho
following statement:
"Two German torpedoboats, whllo recon
nolterlng north of Ostcnd on Monday,
fought a short engagement with flvo Brit
ish destroyers. One destroyer was heavily
damaged by artillery flro. Tho German
torpedoboats returned to port undamaged."
Year in Jail for 'Stealing Auto
STUOUDSBUItG, Pa., May 10. Judge
Staples sentenced twenty-year-old Orrln
Arnst, who was found guilty of having
stolen an automobile from the Klttattnny
Garage, to ono year In tho county
Jail. Arnst and another young man In
vited three girls to ride last summer, and
Zulu Meyers, ono of them, was killed.
ANnnnSON. On May 10, 1010, AUCH B. V..
widow of James Anderson, llelatlves and
frlonds nro Invited to attend the funeral, on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late
residence. 4000 Penn at., Frankford. Inter
ment private at Newtown, Pa.
HAUCI.AY. At Chestnut Hill, on Monday
!n,1ri,!P.f ,iiar .. 8- . ilflj nisMnicTTA
CIIAUNCUY, wlfo of A. Charles llarc ay.
Funeral aervlcea will bo held at her late
residence Oravers lane. Chestnut Hill, on
ThUrflilnv Mnv 11. n 11 n r tnlnmnl
private. Kindly omit flowers.
IIByi'.ltllinn, On May 10, 1010, MAHY K
widow of tho Ilev. Thomas H. Ueverldge.
nelatlvrs nnd friends nro Invited to nttond
tho funeral services, on Saturday nfternoon
nt 2 o'clock, nt her late residence, B43U An-,
gora Terrace. Interment private.
IIIIAIIN. On May, 8, 1010, ClIAm.nB O.,
husband of Jennlo llraun (neo Hchoenfeld),
formerl of 018 N. 20th St., Camden. N. .1.,
aged 34 jears. llelatlves and friends nro In
vited to attend tho funernl services, nn
Thursday, at 10 a. m.. at the Oliver II,
Balr llulldlng. 1820 Chestnut at. Interment
at Oreonmount Cemetery, Hemnlns may be
viewed on Wednesday, from 7 to 10 p, m.
IIYRNi:S.On Jtay 8, 10111. CATHAtUNn 12.
IIYRNI1S. heloved wlfo of Joseph A. llyrnes
and daughter of the latn Patrick nnd Hllen
Davis. Relatives and friends aro invited to
attend the funeral, on Friday morning, nt
:S0o clock, from her late residence. 1712
North 27th street. Solemn Itequlem Mass
nt tho Most Precious Wood Church, nt 10
a. m. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Ceme
tery. Automobile service. I'hllllpsburK pa-
Prr.8 .Please copy.
CAI.I.AOIIAN. On May B. 1010. WILLIAM
CALI.AOHAN, Sr.. husband of tho lato Iloso
Pulankltt Callaghan. Relatives nnd friends,
also St, Anthony's Holy Namo Society nnd
Leaguo of tho Sacred Heart, nro Invited to
nttond tho funeral, on Thursday, at H-30
a. m.. from the residence of his son. Will
iam A. Cnllaghnn. 710 South B2d at.. West
Philadelphia. Solemn Requiem Mass nt St.
Anthony's Church nt 10:30 n. m. Injermont
nt fathollr Cemetery.
GAIlTiai. On May 7. 1010. MARY A. CAR
TER., aged 00 years. Rolatlves and friends
nro Invited to attend tho funeral services,
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her lato
residence, 3028 Warren st. Interment nt
Arlington Cemetery. Friends may view re
mains Wednesday evening, from 7 to 10
o'clock.
COPU. Suddenly, on May R, 1010. HARRY
F.. huiband of Mntildn Crouthnmel Coro,
aged 71 years, Relatives and friends are
Invited to nttrnd tho funernl services, on
Thursday, nt B p. m.. at late residence, B000
Uaynton St.. Oermantown. Intorr..nt prl
vato. Remains may bo viewed on Wednesday
evenlntr
DAI.T.KTT. Suddenly, on May 8. 1010,
OEOUOC ADAMS, son of tho Into Thomas
II. and Mary I,. Dallctt. Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend the funerni
services, on Thursday, at 11 a. m.. nt tho
Ollvor H. llalr llulldlng, 1S20 Chestnut st.
Interment private.
DKNTKY. On May 0. 1010, nLIZAIinTH.
wlfo of John Dentry. Relatives and friends
nro Invited to attend the funeral services,
on Saturday afternoon, nt 3 o'clock, ut tho
residence of her son, James A. Dentrv. Ard
moro n-.o,, off WeBt Cheater plko. Highland
Park, Pa. Intermont at Montroso Cemetery.
Ilnltlmore. Md., papers please copy.
DI'.VITT. On May 0. 1010, RAnilAItA
RMZAltnTII, widow of John Dovltt. Resi
dence 801 South 2d st. Duo notlco of fu
neral will bo given. .
DUNI..U On May 8. 1010. nt his residence.
4213 Stiles St.. DANIHI. DUNI.AP. aged 81
cars. Funeral sorvlccB and Interment pri
vate DWK1IIT. On May 0. 1(110. MARCUS D.
DWIOHT. M. D.. nged 01 years. Relatives
nnd friend, nlso University Lodge. No. 010.
F. and A. M.. and all other organizations of
which he was a member, nro InVlted to at
tend the funeral services, on Thursday after
noon, at 2 o'olnck precisely, nt tho Chapel
of Andrew J. Ralr & Son, Arch and lutli
streets. Interment nt Woodlands Cemetery.
Automobile service.
FAGIOM. Suddenly, on May R. 1010. WILL
IAM II. FAOIOLI, In his 73d year, llela
tlves and friends, also tho members of
apoiio uxigo, o. aau, i nnn a. ai.. nna tno
MaBonlc Veternns, aro Invited to attend tho
funernl, on Friday, at 2:30 p m. precisely,
from tho reoldenco of Andrew D. Colvln, 3340
N, Park avo. Interment at Mount Morlah
Cemetery. Automobile servlco.
GKST. On May 0, 1010. ELIZATiRTII ANN.
widow of John Barnard Gest and daughter
of tho lato Alexander Purvcs, In her 80th
year. Funeral services at her lato residence.
City avo., corner of B7th st., Ovcrbrook. on
Thursdny, May 11. nt 8:1.1 p. m. Inter
ment private. Please nmlt Mowers
GILL. On May 8. 1010, MAROURnTA. daugh
ter of John F. and Margaret E. GUI. Rela
tives and frlonds of tho fnmlly. also employes
of Wnnamaker's Audit Department, nro In
vited to attend the funeral services, on Thurs
day, nt 10 a. m.. at the Church of the Resur
rection, Rrnad and Tioga sts. Rody may bo
viewed Wednesday evening at her late resi
dence. 8232 N. 18th st. Intermont at Chester
Valley, Pa. Kindly omit flowers. Auto
service.
GOLDEN. On May 0. 1010. HARRY GOL
DEN. Rolatlves nnd friends are Invited
to attend, funeral, on Thursday, at 1:30
o'clock precisely, from tho resldeneo of his
brother, Isaac Golden, 2414 North Front st.
Funeral services at 2 o'clock precisely at tha
Lovo of Israel Synagogue, Mascher and Dau
phin sts. Interment at Mt, Carmel Ceme
tery. HALL. On May 8, 1010. at her residence.
Township Line road, Llanerch HARRIET
DARKER, widow of r)r. John Thomas Hall
Services nt St. Clemont'a Church. 20th and
Cherry sts., on Thursday, tho 11th Inst., at
8:45 a. m. Interment at Oreenmount Ceme
tery, Baltimore, Md
IUIISS'. Suddenly, on May 7, 1010. at Ter
klomenvllle. Pa., ANNA V,, daughter of the
&r
IIKLMETAO. On .May 0. 1010, SUSANNAH.
who or unaries il lieimetag, aged 87 years.
Relatives and friends, alio Oseno Council,
Ii'.I r"J.- - 9' M-' re Invited t attend
i-2. 'unerM services, tin Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock, at the residence of herhushand,
711 Spruce St., Camden, N. J. Intermont
private at New Camden Cemetery, Re
mains may b viewed Thursday evening
after 7 o'clock.
'SmiT-TTJ. Mr St1"-0' AUOUSTA.wldow
rVi,i!l,nI!?'Htr' . T"e.-5,"lPr f the Third
2.1.?; ?,'t.Don:lnlci l14.areon St.: Leaguo
10
nitAfita
anA (Uiasrl Smith, ng, d 22 years ItMntlves
and friends are Invited to attend hr funeral,
pn Thursday at t'8o p. m, precisely, from
st
Enrenls' i-esldenre 1520 south Lambert
ervlces-nt the church of tho Ascension,
Inlor-
of Sacred He
Church of St. ndmund, aro Invito, tn atten,
Heart and 11. V, M. Sodality of
the Rnlemn ILnnlam Urn., m, r-K...k a.
Hu-.d' Thursday, at 0 a. m. precisely. In.
service Cross Cemetery. Auto
IDLKIL On May p. 1016, WILLIAM IDLER,
i.rti liwm?i,Jl ot AuRut Idler and son of tha
i?.Wii"ile?i.SSd a?"nns K. Idler. Ilela
i Skfi'J fjifnds, nlso America Lodge, No.
i2'..cJrt of Honor, and Philadelphia Freight
Inspectors, are Invited to nttend the funerni
ffG'1?."i,.n.8ll,llrrts'- nt. -U "dock, nt fils
lato residence, Ivlns and Oak. aves,. Oak
? ,n!.,!rmm' ".' Woodlands. 'Trnln
leaves Reading Term nai nt 1:43, Friends
may call Friday evening, 8 to 10 o'clock.
JO,Vl:s. On Mny 8, 1010, StAttY JANR
widow of David Jones. Rem lives nml
friends, .aiso Robert ilorrls Temple, No. "I,
".rvVA.A" JT-ro tevl" t0 nttend the funern
SfJviJ, .onu Thursday nfternoon, at 2
o clock, at tho residence of her son-in-law?
HimJ '. "an'-. 8231 Larchwoo.1 5v?. in.
terment private. Friends may call Wcdnes-
2.:y.S.venJP'r-.8 t0 10 o'clock. "eunes
nf'-rVPS -,Rt-l ltl,lV SARAH 13., wlfo
ot Thomns J. Kelly nnd daughter of John
Ilroad and South sts , nt 2,30 p. m.
luviii n. ..iuuiu Ainrian v. emeiery.
KIKSWINttn. On Jtay 0, 1018. DLtZAllKTH
JKNNIII. nlfa of Chatles P. Klrschner and
(laughter of Robert A. nnd Mary Slmpklns,
In the 23d year of her age Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend tho funeral
services, on Friday nfternoon. precisely at
3 ! o'clock, at her parentv residence. 2721
""ML0" ?' Th', remains enn In viewed
on Thursdny evening, between 7 nnd 0
o clock. Interment nt I'crnwood Cemetery.
KNOTT. On May 0, 1010, HOWARD, hushind
of .Martha Knott, aged 02 years. Relatives
5J"1 friends alaollenry W, Williams Iidge,
No. 034, F, and. A. M I Phlla. Consistory,
J;u LuJremplo; Falrmount lAdgo. No. 183,
K. of P.. nnd. Adult Whle Class of Alarkat
Square Church, aro Invited to nttend the
funernl eerv ces. on Ratiinlnv. nt .1 n. m .
ft his late residence. 801 n. Washington
,.,,. woniin iiuvvn, imrrment at Nt
iiiSAtils
fin a. Alftn TARintA Af tnA Ht4
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remetpfr.
I.KVY. Oi
Nor tli wood
.On Mnv n. inin. nt Ihrt trntn -
Aircrl ntiil Inflrm tr--tnlif n- t i.m i tue-u-
SRi ?'&' ,Rflnllcs and, friends nro In',
vlled to nttend the funernl services, on
.hu!d'--' itf aS,P,- precisely, at the
."".r,? ' ,"J ,5he Jewish Hospital. Interment
at Checla Il'kur Chollm Cemetery,
LOyiiTT. On May 7, 1010, ADELAIDtl MA.
IllE, only daughter of Mnrgaret U. nnd tho
ate John F. Lnvett, nged 21 years. Ilela"
lives nnd friends nro Invited to attend tho
funernl, Thursdny, nt 8:30 a. in., frsm tho
SSiy'JJ0!. of. hcr uncle. S. J. McCnndlese.
2202 Catharine st High Mass of Requiem
nt tho Church of St. Charles llorromco, at
10 a m. Iptorment private.
LYNCH. On May 7. .1010. ANNH3, wife of
Terrcnco LJucli and dnughter of tho lata
ttertlrtart att.4
tfves and frletn
ered ltpni-t. nr.
neral. on Thursday, at 8-80. o. m.. from
the residence nl hee hnshiintf. ! TaSBee
St. ,. Solemn Itequlem Mass at the Church
of the Annunciation at 10 a. m. Intermint
at Cnthedral Cemetery.
MnjlCRn. On May S. 1010. VAAZA J., widow
of tho lato Samuel Mercer and daughter
oi ino laio. inniei nna Ann. unrnog. jieia-
Ives nnd friends nro Invited to attend th
inerai services, on Tniirsaay, nt i
J1'
tu
At
(Mlh nnd Arch sts.)'.
j n
p.. m.,
tnf.rmnn, trltrAt.
rlendft mftv Vl.v Iha mm.ln. nn Vr.n...
ony niter ? p. m. Automobile funeral.
.MICIIKNr.n. On nfth Month. 8th, 1010, LY.
l!l ANiv-. daughter of the late. James and
Rachel Mlchener. Meeting at S028 Haverford
nv-6., Philadelphia, on Fourth-nay. at 8 p. m
funernl nn Fifth Month 11th nt 2 p. m.i
from West Grove Meeting House, West drove,
Pa,
MILLET. On May 7. 1010, at Capo May,
N. J., THOMAS V. MILLET. Relatives
and friends nro invited to attend funernl
services, nt his Into residence. 230 Perry st..
Capo May, N, J., Friday, May 12, at 1:30
p. m. Interment nt Cold Springs Cemetery,
MURRAY, On May 7, 1010, KATIItlYN,
daughter of John nnd Kathryn Murray (nos
I.awlor). Relatives and friends aro Invited
to attend tho funernl on .Thursday, nt 8:30
a. ,m., from her lato resldeneo, 241S North
College avo. Ileoulem High Mass at St.
Elisabeth's Church, at 10 a. hi. Interment
nt Old Cathedrnl Cemotory.
MYERS. On May R, lDIO, nt his late reel.
dence. 1B02 Ridge nve, CASPER, husband
of Martha Myers. llelatlves and friends of
the family are Invited to attend tho funeral
services, at, tho funernl parlors of w. A.
Dunlap. N. II. cor. loth st. and Fnlrmount
nve., on Thursday nfternoon, nt 2:30 o'clock.
mSaww
ttrterfticnt at "Wstminfter Cemetery, Atrto
service. '
l-Mi'MRr-Snddenty, on Vr.f. me, at Fort
Silt. Okla., HAROLD STHKLMAN NAYtOK.
lieutenant tf. 8, A., son.of tjhs late, John
S. Nftylor., of Chestnut Hill. Du notice) of
the funeral will be given.
PRINCE. On Mar , 0. . lt. EI-JKA,. '
I'RINCB. Doe, notice of the funeral will b
given,
nEKIIY. On May 0, 1010. CEDItfC, husband
of Klltabeth needy, in his 78ttt year, for
merly or zuao. uermoniown ave. iteiavivrs
and. friends of the family ara respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, at
the residence of his brother, John C. needy,
1200 W. Somerset st. Interment private,
Northwood Cemetery.
THOMPSON. On May 8. 1919, ELIZABETH
THOMPSON. (nee Musgrave). services will
no heid.at. tne residence of ner daughter.
naries a, uier, aj.0) iv
Interment nt Sterling, Pa.
TRirr-LK. On .May fl. 1010,
Charles A, Trier. SIS Kant
Cynwyd, Wednesday evening. At 8 o'clock.
S k n..t A .r
ai., wiaow oi uawara irippie, ana aaugn
ter ot the lato, John 8,, and .Catharine, u.
Chestnut. Relatives and friends ara Invited
to nttend the funeral services, on Thursday,
at, 2 p. m nt her lato residence, 1213 v,
Erlo ave. Interment private, at Northwood
Cemetery,
VISCHER. Suddenly, on May 8, 1010. nt hi.
lain resiaence. J21H w, oirara ave., .c. A
;hivh, agea iu years. i
OTTO VlSCIt
lelatlvaa
nnd friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on inursaty, at a, p. m., at tns
residence of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Carl
V. Vlscher,
private,
VII,lin. On May 8, 1018,
ttxi
108 Hanaberry st. Interment
at her late
nee. 7427 Snraguo st.. Mt. Airy. M.
ELIZA, wife of Arthur Wlids. .. Service.
dence,
a.i.
lAiun
27 SprAguo St., Mt. Airy,
UIH6J1, wile oi Annur vviiae. rricr
and Interment private. Please omit flowers.
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