"
-""'' ... , .,rt tM.nim
aHWV.r ll'utll advices price;
VS iwIO'fiJ'o, Car lots, In r?rl
t if. t- ...... so
n nnniRii"""
If., -i ttA WiTnl'4 steamer
ff Wolti'L". 1 1 ' No red, ! H
feOT& ,c.r w. f-rf
filii. XlJW . SlVoS?o i standard
WIN? vA i white. owo.rc.i ,.
tlU.'t2, samp" oats, ' w
WfcWSSSSrM mti . . v5"S!
ItC'v .-.rlanl cnnnse. i'l-v.ivj sh.
BTWar a ar'wftni.': :
tiSM. . ,uViteii aacks, M.TOOB 30i
Cm'- 'tyfco sacks J3 sOCJn.7lH do r
r"tt oi'bo a. .". . f?12rl J" "F52?:
firJ5;i:is.M9B
'""V.;. .A slowly at mnmra
PROVISIONS
. a U..4. Ith i
? EVtifrlffG LEBtttitt-PTrf'LADELPHlA. THURSDAY. KAY 11, 1916
I II I - - I Y II i 1 i I n 'Ii i ii)ii.i I I li I i I i Irl i) I I m.li
15
... mterf steady with a fair" Jobbing
'!i,"-.t?ii?n! Cit beef. . in 'cts.
fTBtSrWr e.j Western beef.
S "".Jlif aS.l city beer., knuckles
-aa. niui.v.. , .
I VSdii, smoaeu
I r ,'wY.t'jn .' .'
'iSMBiK-'-Jd
-jle.rirteri. 271
. MM ! ... ..! IIM.UM
RnuiKi . ;i.,f "i:.".1
Iowni'l fuu.i
. . ..itii.i shoulders. '
IK1 Tittis ia "smoked, 18Hc: bel
StliI nccordln to average, loose,
rtWiM'i'rLi Htci do . Western cured.
IW curri. ?.;',, reOned. tlercea.
l"f" Xk tub", ll'ic. ao , pure c iy.
?riutv
I REFINED SUGARS
" ..i... oiilet but firm quotatlnna'
(.Jfh.wit-onfdloners' A. 7.5d7.5So.l
kplirt, 6 83C7 60C.
E DAIRY PRODUCTS
Ki.cTii market ruled firm under
fe'l'S'tS tiillcrenm. Cnncy. hold.
Iflie Wcl ""' J"0"' V0-' 1'.
Ifiil belSr818Vic: do., do., pari
KTiVitllk'. .... ... . .. -
Trrrin Kece pt ere ngni hiiu iim nui
V"a Sm i under f r demnnd
i toff UCii llrn"' extra.,J11c i firsts.
St'f SinXK sueflih! , RBrllcky. print?.
6i Jobblnt li of funcy prints, aiw
l0s-"I.f with trnde fn rly Rctle.
Pkini: Jn free cases, nearby oxtrn. Sc
-MTflrtl 17 0"i per sf nnds rd rase, nenrby
tSJtJSlV ts Id.oWo 7S. Western trs.
ff".1!?. . ir.ii. i.lra firsts. 17.01 per
Ei enti. J8 DOB tl.tiU per me. Southern.
lieAs wr esse, fancy sulected cnndled
inti'vtn Jobblnu at B7l!8c. per doz.
POULTRY
..fi.. mrltf" rilled steady tinier mod
?5rln and a alr demand.. Quotations:
Inilrfiffci roosters, IJCnISc. : spring
Si.-iiralri to nuallty. weigh nit im
LoiM. JIW.lSc.i while IrfKliorns.aceoriT
.lamilltr. 3O03Jc. ducks ns to size, and
&?Uyc.l lteee. MWlOc: pljecns. old
rftir, 2J330C.I do, JounK. psr pair 2l)9
I?DSESSED Itecelpta of desirable stock were
tfttUI, 1)S UVUIO t l cnirnim .".u... rf .
rreaifkllled poultry
. liox. drv-nlcked.
;c: elghlns -Hi (i lbs aplere,
ilckcd, fancy
isSwiwi lbs. uplece. USi-.; welahlns JJ.
l ulKt. I.e.: welHhlns 3 lbs. apiece. 18W
..t. In liart.li faniv .1rv.r.tnkirt.
(5iWl4!,ei lbs spleen, I'lUc , welshlnc
rSripIeS.lMc. smaller sizes. 17ttjnc..
Hraoit'm dry-picked 10c : broilers. Jersey,
J ; lit ier pair. lOSflSo.. larger sizes.
BSJSti ciwiin, per lb Wclchlnjr SBlt lbs.
Riafect. 270.se;. smaller sizes, .aiwuc;
TV?? --l:- ..! r'lrtlFAnOrt ...aha .
Att-WblU. welshltiB. 11JM- lb?, per doz.,
es:j;blt. weighing OQilO lbs per doz,
HJoeUO, white, weUliliiu 8 lbs, per doz,
B.MBJ,8S.do, do., 7 lbs. per do7., J 7r.aM;
i:6ti3: tiitli and No 2. li.is.
-? FRESH FRUITS
Th market ruled steady under moderate
ofttriBn in4 t fair demand Quotations:
JlrelM wr bWWlnesan. 33.7n: nuldnln.
JM8SI5( CreenlnK, JJfti SO: Hen Davis,
II Mis: crtr varieties. sl.BO&S.aU; No. It.
JlijJtM. Apples. Western, per box, $l.l!'.a
III Drum. Florida, nee crato. X2.noQ4.
Graprfnitt. Florida." per crate. 1.75.'1.50.
mom., per dox. Sitssa l-ineappics. per crais
Porto Rico, t3.25d2.7n. strawberries, per
M.-,Yuui Carolina, lifyiac., Aiississippi, 1
1SCI Ikiluaee, 12rfl4c.
VEGETABLES
If ltr vis a fair Inquiry for desirable
sfct ud values generally ruled steady as
htlatf White potatoes, per busbel, Pennsyl.
Mil. II 1S01.2U, do., do.. New Tork. J1.05
eiJii, ao., ao . tvesiern. fi.ujtvi.iu; ao..
itr. per basket. No. 1. nose, iloWTtiC. :
.KLNo 1. other varieties. 05.e373c : dn .
pi So. 3. S040c , do., I'lorida, per barrel.
. i, la.ioif u, ao,.'an , .-no. .', jiia'n sweet
, jersey, per uasKet, ino. 1,
c! do., dn . No " "fifffi.tO"" rtn.. -Tr.
IDiUwire and Maryland, per hamper,
"LiTSe-fill; lift.. An . N,v ' ".nirlriOr.
I Met prjUtoei, Virginia, per barrel, 11. BO
ll. Onlona, per lOO-lb. bag. Ulti: do .
Jtu. per cummer crate No 1. II. 6001.00,
.. No 2, $1.2501.35 Cabbage, Danish.
Wvlwj tSWSOc.i do, South Carolina, per
tifJii?0' Cele"" ndflda. per crate,
!JJ. Spinach, Norfolk, per barrel,
Ipi. Kale. Norfolk, per barrel. 75c.$l.
nurertsi. rsr inn hnnfiina n antfH' nn r..t
J North Carolina, per basket, llffs.50.
Ite!'-n"'l1'. Per basket. t.'03. Peas,
I Carolina and South Carolina, nar li.hhi.
ST iiValS.--00.! d0- d0 V" -8-bbl,
imi ? S" lePPCrs.. Florida, per "ear-
ij;T,". , '". juiuiiw, jicc crate,
Pl.r.'8 Hadtshes. Norfolk, per hamper.
2.50 do.. dO.. Chalet. Sl.nfl.fi) 17.V ltnn.
L Her rrats annu r..niin. i Tit. .
evi" f?:7.v:rM":vrj.M"ii" vu.u,-.o.
LkiXV"S'A7 J"y-.PfF
Myihroonu, r 4-lb. baiket. I1&1J3.
WHEJ WEATHER
Official Forecast
WiOIJIIlVtr.A, r a
jrat eastern Pennsylvania: Fnir and
" wmsw! i'riaay ralr. pooler In
jjk poruon; moaerate wcsC winds,
V trough of low pressure noted yee-
i luwimng nas aavancea to tne At-
MUO States dl.rlne. th. Ia 1 a 1 ,
ETii vl no Prec'P'tatlon, however, ex
135; v?i. and. pattered Bhowera In the
VUey, Lake region and northern
"dffiSJ?',..f?M,r'
Imj i. J . vciuciaiureu nave
K2vS'l.fb0,it nonal In the central
jwri-.Tlille they continue abnormally
s, .. V. n pmiea westward,
0 Central frnala l ai j.. . . '
libi ik. i.i .7 " "u'"rn.ui3iricis.
I?" " Atlantic coast there Is an
i a ot aDout 10 degrees thla
a8" 6. Wftthpf TlllA(iaa T)..lt.alu
!.. aiw UU11C11I1
RKrtttlva. taken at 8 a. m.. East,ern time.
(Urid '"t Ialn. Veloc-
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-ti Jjt IftL27J3r 171
NEW ACME 8T0BE CONCERN
Syndicate of Bankers Financing
Company to Take Over -Grocery
Corporation Business
Announcement has been made that
a pyndlcatn of bankers, comprlslrp
Chandler & Co, and Cawtatt & Co , of
this cllyt and Merrill, Lynch A Co , of .S'cw
York, nre financing the Acme Tea Com
pany, Incorporated, of rhlladelphlA, a
new company being organized to take
ocr nil the business, assets and goodwill
of the present Acme Company.
Tho Acnio Tea Company, a- $2,000(000
concern, founded by tit, late Thomas I'.
Hunter, operates a chain of more than
400 grocery store In thta oily and neigh
boring towns, following Mr. liuhter's
death, nbout a jear ago, there warf some
cohtroersy over the settlement of his
$4,000,000 estate, half of which amount
was In stock of the Acme' Company. 'A
clause In the Hunter will directed thntia
preference should be given to. John Olenn,
president of the compafiyi JVIIllam II.
Crowe, lce president, and Archibald Mo
Klntay, treasurer, In the sale of the $2,.
040,000 In stock. An offer was made by
these employes for the purchaso of the
stock, and there was some question ot the
heirs agreeing to the sale. Former Judge
James Gay Gordon was appointed, master
In the case, and an amicable adjustment
was finally reached In March of this year,
tho heirs agreeing to the sale of the Btock
to Mefsrs. Glenn, Crowe and McKlnlay. as
designated In Jtr. Hunter's will These
men helped the founder build lip tho busf.
ncBS and of late years hae been In nctlve
Charge,
NEW WOOL CLIP PRICES HIGH
Canadian Combings Are in Good De
mand in United States
MONTHEAIi, May II. The new wool
clip prices In Canada r.ro being held at
a ery high lecl and all offerings hate
been quickly tnken up . Canadian mills,
hovcer, nre now well mipiilled with
stocks, haUng made heavy purchases
earlier for military orders.
There Is a strong demand for Canadian
combing wools from the United Stales
dealers, which Is nughiented by the dif
ficulty ln,ohtnlnlng New 'Zealand cross
breds and Kngltsh wools for (hat market.
This demand bids fair to keep prices In
Eastern Canada wool markets at n very
high level.
The estimated amount of wool clips
which will be graded and o'ered In the
West Is 2.G7G.000 pounds, l.i stern Cana
dian wool prices nre now quoted ns fol
lows :
Unwashed flccco Wool, as to quality,
27c. to 29c; washed fleece wool, as to
quality, 4tc. to 43c; washed rejections,
32c. to 33c; Northwestern unwashed, ac
cording to quality, 10c to 30c per pound.
$100 BONDS
, . .... , ..? I,u?- ,,,5 Asked.
Province of Alberta .. 4i IPJI m4 ii44
Anglo-French r tnjo 93 BM4
Argentine Oovrn .. .. ft iima 8S 01
City of Ilnlll ... .4 1IM2 IW't ..
City of Chi Har Cons . 4 iltm nn
City of New Orl Imp . R IPSO lno
City of Vancouver. .. 4M 1IU1 I24 ni
New York City reg... 4J4 11)0.1 101 107
New York City reg 4 l!io 10.! 1034
Ala & VJcks 1st con .. r toil 01
n&O Oitilt Knnn 1st , li lti.Ml 11814
Cent Vt ny 1st reg... 4 1020 S3
C B ft Q Denv nit .. 4 10J2 90 ,
C 51 ft St P gen rfdg ion r. 2011 liin'l 107
C M ft 8t 1 conv.. . 4V4 1012 innvj. lOl'l
Col ft So lief '. Bxt., 4H 103-. S2S H4
Hrle Oen Conv Ser Df 4 Inns nn nn
N Y Cent Conv deb .. it 1031 113 114
N Y ft O T.nko (Erie) 1st R 1040 no ,
NY NH&H conv deb ctf HM lli.-,n Tl'l 72S
NY NHAI1 tonv deb reg (1 1!4H 113 111
Norf ft West 1st eon.. 4 inns m'i nilt
Sea A I. 1st ft con. . n 11)41 nn lmul
So Pnc San Ft Term 1st 4 in".n s'.'l nv5
Virginian Buy 1st .. . n 10(12 0SU DoVi
Am Agr Chem tonv deb Ii 1024 HH',J
Am Ice Sec deb ... fl in23 SI 86
Am T ft T coll tr ctfs.. 4 ln2 oiU .
Am T ft T conv ... 4H 1033 ln-i 107
. th Stl 1st ft rfdg) . li 11142- JOfl.4 101
N.nt lath 1st reg . . r. . 1025 Kid
cities Serv conv nots.. 7 1018 101' 1VJ-
Cmwealth PRy&Lt con fl 1018 101 101
Denv Ona ft Kl 1st . 5 in4I n 100
Oen Hlec deb 3M 1042 82
Gt West Pow conv deb. H 11123 08 nn1!
l.acka Stl 1st con ... 5 into n.t 0SV4
I.acledo Oaa 1st 5 1010 100s. ..
I.lg ft Myers deb Teg.. 7 1044 121 125;'
j.lg ft Myers deb reg... B in.1I too". ..
P Lorlllard deb reg.... 7 1044 124H 12dV
P I.orlllard deb reg.... B inni lno lot
Pierce Oil conv deb..., n 1024 8.1 80
Mont Pow 1st ft rfdg,,. B in8 nv-n7?i
N Y Air Dr 1st conv... irPTJKJOriVOS
Wis E,dl conv deb .... OvJltlUSuS'.j V ..
LOCAL MININqgTOCRS
TO.N-OPAH STgC;; ., .
it "Id. Asked.
Jim Duller .?5 1;0.1 mi ,1.04
MacNamnra 13 . .11
Midway , -Si .20
51izpah Kxtenslon ..a....!; .32 .34
Montana .13 .31
North Star 211 .21
Tonopah rtelmont 4s 4
Tonopah Kxtenslon 0 15-16 7
Tonopah Mining G',4 f!1.
Iteacue Hula 4A .48
Wist End .'.., 103 1.10
GOLDFIELD STOCKS. '
Atlanta t .12 .13
Blue Hull .03 .04
Booth 18 20
Ilulldog Ill .11.1
C O I) 04 .011
Dlamondfleld II 11 OH .07
Daisy ot 0(1
Florence 48 .32
Ootddeld Consolidated ,00 1.00
Qoldneld Mercer 12 .13
Jumbo nxtenslon 8,1 .88
ICewanas , .. ,11 .1.1
Oro .04 ,0.1
Sandstorm Kendall .07 ,T)S
SlUer Pick 00 .11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fairs' Aztec 01 .03
Klmberly '.02 .03
Nevada Hill 22 .24
Ne.ada Wonder 2 40 2.43
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. May 11. IIOQ3 Recelpta.
11.U0O. -Market 10c higher. Mixed and butch
ers. 10.4OBD.O1: good heavy. JO.tlOwo.0.1;
rough heavy. 10.30(40.30; light. jii.30iSO.03:
pigs. 18 10 W0. 25. bulk. iO.O30O.uO.
CATTI.EHecelpts, 3000. Market stronr.
peeves, 17.75(10,25: cons and heifers, 13.00
30,40: stockers and feeders. i).75rtS.7a:
Texans, 7.40(a! D.ll); calves. 7 .10M0.7.V
SHEEP necelpts, 11,000 Market strong.
Native and Western, fO0,SO; lambs. $0.50
12.15.
Germans' Children Must Depart
L1SBO.V, May 11. The decision of tho
Government to expel Germans from Portu
gal on ne'eount of the state of war which
exists with Germany was extended In
scope by an official order promulgated, yes
terday. This decree declares .at chil
dren whose fathers are Germans are
classed as German subjects and must de
part frpm the country within Ave days.
I0WA8D r. HINSOH W4jSjlJ!FfPl1 7
J We often receiva orders by ,
wire but though they can-
N .not go that way IMMEDIATE '
1 SHIPMENTS by rail ot Tpat ft'
j) result. ,
8 Edward F.Hensdnfi Co.
Sj I SfnaCtural Lumbtr and Timbtr 1
(v Poplar St. Uliarv... 1'lilla. fi
BEAL ESTATE VQf, kWt.
81U8110RE
This RKMARKADLB RENTAL i
Eoalbl through co-operative Plan- IgUi,
lTKn NUUBUR of dulrable-tarolllej
are lnvlt4 to Join, Bungalows fully
fu.-nlol.ed and electric lighted At highly
dartloped fleaalde resort 84 mjnuts
from foot of Chtstnut or Market Stl
Boating bstblnr. B'tdn. yacht and
country club. Rotb7nijli.e this i any
where Accommodation limited Refer
?". ntStiii WftlTE QUICK for 44
Jilla fa Colony ii'tiaTl,,t tU Bw
t&Ol. Bx4awn i H.yhUi... Fe.
RUSSIAN ARMY
ONLY 100 MILES
FROM BAGDAD
Capture Warishirin,
Northeast of City, and
Great Munition Stored
HEADED FOR RAILWAY
'rRThOGIUD. May 11.
A nusslaii .nrmy has fought Its way. to
within 100 miles of Bagdad.
Thd War twice announces ,nst night
the capture of Warlshlrlh, northeast of
the sacred city. With the town were
taken great Turkish munition reserves, a
catnel supply earaa,n and three guns.
Tho British reverse at Kut-el-Amarai
Instead of causing the RursIaiis to 'aban
don or change (heir plans for an advance
on Bagdad, appears rather to have ln
Splfetl them with a fresh Incentive for
Teaching one of tho principal objectives 'of
ineir uaucaslan campaign.
Since General Towhshend's capitulation
the BUaslans hAe made conspicuous prog'
ress along the til men It roads of the Per
sian mountain province Which borders oil
.Mesopotamia According to the lateit In
formation, they hnc strongly fortified
Serlnal-Kerlnd, recently captured, nnd
have driven the Turks from another series
of positions far to the westward and close
to their own frontier.
The malh threat upon Mesopotamia,
however, consists not In this Isolated
Persian expedition, which Is far removed
from the other Caucasian nrmlcs, but In
tile concerted Ilusstau efforts to drive the
lurks southward from Mush In the di
rection of Dlarbekr.
This direction provides tho shortest
route to the Bagdad railway, the pos
session of which by tho nusilans would,
It Is generally agreed, be equivalent to
Turkish i enunciation of Mesopotamia
The Turkish attacks before Urrlngan
apparently have come to nn end without
result. An Immediate resumption of tho
offensive by the nussUn central armies
Is expected. According to nil reports
largo bodies of German troops are assist
ing In the Turkish operations.
Predicts Suez Attack
Amsterdam. May u. a dispatch
frqm Berlin quotes Haltkl Pasha, Turkish
Ambassador to Germany, as stnttng that
the recent fighting In tho Suez Canal re
gion Is only a prelude to other nttneks on
a great scale
CHARITIES CONFERENCE MAY
00 TO PITTSBURGH OR NEWARK
More Than 2000 Delegates Atlcnd
Iiidlflrlnpolis Meeting
lNDtANAlOLtS, May 11 Pittsburgh
and Newark were the favorites today In
the raco for the 1917 national conference
of charities and corrections. The place
of holding next year's conference will be
chosen late today. Other cities blng coi7
sldered are Kansas Cltyr Cincinnati. New5
Orleans and Chicago. '
More than 5000 delegates had registered
today, nnd It was bellevqd that the reg
istration would be greater than, 'that of
the Baltimore meeting last year.
NO SIGN OF AGREEMENT
UPOtf THE ARMY BILL
. K. . i i
Senate Insistent on Volunteer Plan
and Force of 250.Q00 Regulars
WASHINGTON, May It. -rrospects ot
agreement on the army bll today grew
dimmer. The dynamite In the Mexican
situation strengthened the resolution of
the Senate conferees not to jlold nn Inch
In their Insistence on acceptances of tho
Federal volunteer army and the 250,000
rcgulnr army plan
Senator rharnbcrlaln, chairman of the
Senate Military Affairs Committee, de
clared he would oppose surrender of these
two Important features of the bill even at
the risk of filial deadlock.
OBITUARIES
REV. WALTER V. STEWART
Mt.
Carmel Pastor Succumbs After
Operation for Appendicitis
Tho Rev Walter V Stewart, pastor of
Mt. Carmel Methodist Kplscopal Church,
rtermantown avenue nnd riko street Is
dead at his home, 16.11 Kerbaugh street
n.t tho result of an operation for appen
dicitis, performed nt the Germnn Hos
pital a week ago
Mr. Stewart was 29 jears old. and was
ordained as nn elder by Bishop Berry at
tho Philadelphia conference Inst March.
Recently he had been holding services In
n molng;plcturo theitre on Broad street
below 1:170 nvenue. He Is survived by a
widow
For several jenrs he practiced At Jersey
Shore, Pa., but Ih 188S he came here,
where hcj practiced until he became III
two years ago. He was a J2d degree
Mason and one of the oldest past masters
In Pennsylvania. HW funeral will be held
today from the Bftlr undertaking estab
lishment, at 19th nnd Arch streets.
V
MRS. AMELIA FOSS THORPE
Daughter of Rishop Foss Dies After
Long Illness
Mrs Airiella m Thorpe, wife of
James R. Thorpe, of Denver, Col , died
ttfter a long Illness In Denver, Col , yes
terday. 4
She was born In New York on Septem
ber 13, taflS, and was married to James
It. Thorpe In Philadelphia on May 3,
1891. She was the daughter of the late
.Bishop Cyrui D. Fois, of this city. Her
husband and her mother survive her, and
one brother, Cyrus D. Fan. Jr, of Phlla
detphlar and two sisters, Mrs. Francis A.
Chamberlain, ot Minneapolis, and Mrs.
George B Wood, of Philadelphia, The
funeral will be held nt Denver this after
noon and the Interment nt Minneapolis on
Satuidny noon
iDcntljs
Then JVotces Are Printed In the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge,
Dr. Mnrciis TJ. Dwiglit
Dr. Marcus Barclay Dwlght, n widely
known medical practitioner nnd Mason,
died on Tuesday nt Ills home, 4100 Park
side avenue, nfter nn Illness of two jearH
He was horn In Cortland County, New
York. In 1851, nnd studied medicine nt
Jefferson Medical College In thlH city,
from which he was graduated In 187.1.
AMlEnsn.V. On Mai to. 1010, At.ICK B. V,
widow of James Anderson ne1-.ll".-. and
friends Are Invited to attend th funeral on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late
residence, 4000 Penn t P"rankford Inter
ment prUnte at Newtown. Pa.
AMTFA1.K. At her reldnce, 2108 Parrlsh
st,. on May n mm. louisa vrtEDKnicKA
ABTFAt,K rtelatlves and friends re In
vited to attend the funeral serlres, Friday.
at 2 p til . nt the OIIer II Hair tlulldlng.
1820 Chestnut St. Interment nt Jit Vernon
Cemetery.
iiEVnnimiE. on Ms in ioir maut k .
widow of the rte Thomas H Ueterldae
nelalhes and friends are bulled to attend
the funernl eenlcrs. nn Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock nt her late realdcnre, 811D An
gora Terr ice Interment private.
ntrtNlII On May 8 HUH CATHAJUNB H
BYRNES bloed wife of losenh A njrnes
end daughter of thn Isle Patrick and Ellen
l)ala nelatliea and friends sre In.fled to
attend the funernl on Frlda morning, at
a 30 oVIoek, from lier HI" r-eldence, 1742
North 27th street solemn Requiem Ma-.s
at the Moat Precious lllooil Church, nt to
a m Interment at Holy Sepulchre ("erne,
ten Automobile service Phllllpsburc pa
pers please copy
CARI.IN. On Ma 11. 1010, MAH1A. daugh
ter of Daniel nnd Catherine Carlln (ne-
Kellel aged t ear 0 months Kelatlxes
nnd friends are InUtcd to nttend the funeral
serlees on Saturday at 2 p in from her
parents residence. 1312 Frnnkrord ae In
terment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Iir.NTHV. On May 0. !01n. EMZAHF.TH.
wlfo of John Dcntry Itclathes and friends
arc Invited to nttend tho funeral servlcei
on Saturda afternoon nt 3 n'i lock, at the
residence of her son. Jsmes H Dentry, Ard
more ae , off West Chester Pike, Highland
Park, Pa Interment at Montroeo Cemetery.
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DEVITT On
HEATH ft
May 0, Ifilo,
on Mar 8 lftlfl. Wlt.T.-
I FAtllOI.t, in his 73d year, Ilela
and friends, also (he . members of
laodge No 390. F nnd A 5t , and the
BV1TT On May 0, IMS, , BARnARA
EMZAnETlt. widow of John Devltt Besi-
dence 801 South 2d it. Due notice of fu
neral will" be given
DtlRNI.V, On May, 10. tl. THOMAB. hus
band of the late Mary Ditrnln, Relatives and
friends, aleo the Holy Nama Society of St
Agatha's Cburrb and. tne employes of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, nre Invited to at
tend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8 SO a m ,
from his late residence 38SS Folsom st ,
West Phlledelphla Solemn Requiem Maes ai
81 Agatha's Church at 10 a. m. Interment
ai m uenis' cemetery.
F.(lttlM. Suddenly,
JAA1 II
tltes a
Anolln i.ni
Masonic velersns, are irvnen to nitenn me
funeral on Frldai, at !"30 p m precisely,
from the residence of Anlrew 1) Colvlri. 8340
N Park ave Interment at Mount Jlorlah
Cemetery Automobile service
rnr.niAN. on May to, mi. louiha. wif
of Hefiry S Freeman Relntlvea and friends
are Invited In view the remains at her Isle
residence, 228 Norlh 01st street, on Friday
evening from 7 to 0 o'clock. Services nt
Wenlr s Reformed Church. Worcester. Pa.,
at 1:30 Saturday. Last trolley leaves Nor
rlstonm at 12 30 p m Interment In adjoin
ing cemetery.
flilKTTEI.MAN. At his residence 1027 W.
Venango street, on May 10, 1P1B, PETEI?
UORTTEI.MAN Notice of funeral later,
lUafaMRTAII. On Mav 0. 1010, SUSANNAH,
wife of Charles tl Helmets, aged 37 vears
Relalhen and friends, also 0eao I'ouru II,
D. of P., I o O M . are In.lled to attend
the tuners I services, on Friday afternoon,
st .1 o clock, at the residence of Iter.husband,
711 Spruce at, Camden, N J Interment
private at New Csmden Cemetery. Ite
ms Ins may be viewed Thursday evening
after 7 n clock.
lllt.l.n. On May 0 1010 WILLIAM IDLER,
Jr., husband of Augusta Idler and son of the
late William and Roseanna K Idler Rela.
tues and friends, also America l-odee, No
IS Shield of Honor, and Philadelphia Freight
Inspectors are Invited to attend th funernl
sen Ires on Saturdaj at 2 o'clock, at his
late realdence tvlna and Oak avee Oak
Lane Interment at Woodlands Train
len.es Reeding Terminal ar 1 43 Friends
may call l'rldns evening H In 10 o'clock
.H.NKINM. I'n Ma 10. 1010, MAIILON P
JKNKINH of lf.18 Arch st 'Hnernl prl
ate from Oliver II Hilr tlulldlng, 1820
('li.-altiul st
KI.I.l.l. On May 10 1 It 1 f. AI.IUHIT, hus
band of Sophia Vt V Kelly (neo Kohlerl
aged 30 senrs Relatives and frl-nds also
members of Amerbun Trnnsport o Hen.
Hrlal Union, sre Imlted tn atteml the funer
nl nn Monday, at R 30 a m from his Iste
residence ion Federal st lllsh Mass at the
Church of St. Philip d Nerl at III a tn
Interment at llnlj Cross Cemetery
KIRSC1IM.lt. On May n, 1P10. KLIZAIIBTIt
JBNNtn wife of Charles F Klrschner nnd
daughter of Robert A and Mary Slmpklns,
In the 23d i ear of tier age RetatUea nnd
friends nre Invited lo attend the funeral
ser.lces on Frldai afternoon precisely at
2 o'clock, at her parents' residence 2721
Wharton st The remains tan bo, viewed
on Thursday evening, between 7 nnd tl
o'clock. Interment at Fernnood Cemetery
K1SOTT. On Mav 0 1M0. HOWARD, husband
of Martha Knott aged I2 lears Relatives
and friends ilso Henry w Williams Iaodge,
No il.1l. I alio .it I'ntiH uonsisior:
itory.
ns.
I.u Lu Temple, ralrmount Lodge, No "3.
K of T and Adult lllble Class of Market
Square Church are Invited to nttend the
funeral servlres on Saturday at 3 p m
at his late resldenre 801 I; Washington
lane Clermantowii Interment at Northwood
Ce-netery
LAMinMlFIHlKR. On May 10 10IH
IIKN'U, A husband of Murle A Landen
bcrger Due notice of funernl will be glien
nt Tale residence, ini.1 N 11th st
MARSHALL On Mt) 10. 1010 ANNIB M
widow of Henrv J Marshall, aged 71 ears
Relntltes mid friends nre Invited to nttend
Heaths
the fubrl services, on 8ttitday,
Interment, prlvnte.
n m
brother.
Clifford st
precisely.
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MILLRT. On May 7. 10) , at Cap May,
N J . TIIOMAB VV MILLET. Ketailvel
services at Ms late residence 230 Perry st ,
Care May N. 1 , Friday, Mar 12, at 1:30
p, m Interment at Cold Springs Cemetery.
itlft.
MrOII.LIAN. Suddenly, on May 10. 1910,
JOHN P , beloved son of Margaret and Peter
MKlllllan, In his 7th year , Relatives and
friends of family are Invited to attend Ih
hvi at D a m. nrerlselv. from
his parents' reslelfnce, 21IT. North Bouvler
funeral, SAtUnlay. at d a m.
atreet Interment Holy Sepulchre Ceroeterri
MOniso.V. On May 10, 1010 llODNEY MOn
1SON, aged 01 years .Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Friday, nt 2 p. m at his lata .residence,
0.113 N 21st st Interment private.
NORTON. On May 10, 1010, HENRY, hut
band of th late Margaret Norton Relatives
nnd friends nre Invited to attend the fu
neral, Saturday morning, at s o'clock, from
the residence of his daughter, Mrs Oeorga
Kenwfi, 1A41 Slgel tt. Requiem Mass nt Ft.
Thomas Aqulnss' Church., at 0,30 o'clock
Interment at Holy Croas ejemtery.
rilEISF.Y. At Llgao. P. I , on May 10. 1018.
of Uphold fever, FRF-DERIe'lt WILLIAM,
loungest son ot Arthur nnd Ella H. Presaey.
I'niMTa. On May 0, 10H1.ELIZA J. PniNCE.
Funeral services at 4H1S Chester nve,, on
Friday, at 2 p. in. interment private,
Pr,ri..--On May tn, I0l the- Rev. A. C,
PECK. Relatives and friends are Invited
tn attend th funeral services, on Friday
afternoon, at 2-10 o'clock at the .Georre
Nugent Apartment House. 221 W, Johnson
st , Oermanlown, Interment private,
RKLIIY. On May 0. 1010. CEDRIC. huebsnd
of Ellssbelh Reedy. In his 7ffth year, for
merly of -2030 Qermantown it. Relatives
and friends of (he family are .eabirettultr
Invited tn nttend the funeral services, en
Friday afternoon, at a. o'clock precisely, at
the residence of his brother, John C. Reedy,
1200 w Somerset st. Interment private,
Northwood Cemetery.
ROnn. On May 10 1018, JOHN, son of "Ed
ward nnd Nelll flobb, aged 2 jears. Rela
tives and frlenda are Invited to attend Ins
funeral, on Saturday, at 1 p, m , from hla
parenta' residence, rear 812 South Front St.
Interment at Odd fellows' Cemetery.
Sl'IIHLTZ. On Msy. 10, 1010, RUTH W.,
wue.or vviiimn w. scnuits and daughter
U-ttil I) Wahl. ra oi
ears Relatives and friends are Invited lo
of Chnrleu and Mettn
vears Relatives and f
nttend Ihi funernl services, on Saturday, at
'siaence of her
Interment pr-
n m precisely, nt the res Menre nf he
pnrenis -uin vvesv iioga st.
vale
STAtH'ET. Suddenly, on May S, LOUIS, hus.
hand of the late Leona Staquet, aged 31V
veirs Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral on Friday, nl fl a. m..
from his late residence 7 1st street and
Haverfonl nvenu Solemn Requiem Mass
at Church ot Our Lady of the Rosary, at
in a m Interment at Holy Cross Ceme.
TUtKKR. On May to, 1010. CHARLES B
husband of Annie P Tucker, aged 83 years,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services on Saturday afternoon.
nt 2 o clock, at hla late residence. 733 De
Kalb st Interment private
UI1ER. On May 0. lnifl. WALTER 8T0RT,
son of Albert S and Eva Ulack Uber. aged
14 months Relatives and friends are In
vlted to attend the funeral Bervlcea. on Fri
day afternoon nt 2 o'clock, at parents' real
dence, 1018 Medary ave Logan Interment
private
F,(1F.R. Suddenb. nl Wlldvrood, N. J., on
Mhv 10, 1018 SAMUEL M , husband of
Ellrabeth r Yeager. In his Mltti ear Rela.
tlves and friends, also employes of the Penn
slvanla Railroad paint shops are Invited to
attend the funeral services, Saturday after
noon, at .1 o'clock, at the Oliver If. Hair
Hullcilng 1820 Chestnut st . Philadelphia.
Interment nt Fernvvood Cemetery. Remains
may bo viewed Friday evening.
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