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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1916.
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.MARKETS
GItAIN AND FLOUR
TCTtEAT Receipts. 182,081 . bushels. The
. St4vnil le under, higher western nd
SiJJ? and l (rood demand. Quotation;! Car
7ta In export elevator No. 2 red, spot. fi.MW
1 V No. 2 " ouWrn red. l.4nil.Ml ."tinier
WS a ted. ll.4SCI.8II No. SI ted. il.4Rgl.Sli
?.Vte.i A. ll 4501.48! rejected II, il.4201.4A.
. r CORN Rclpts. 14.081 bushels. .Demand
was fair lind values were ell maintained.
5,,Matlona: Car lots, for local trnd, as to lo
2nWetern No. 2 ye low. JOSo! western
ftamer yellow. OodBTei western Ko 3 yellow.
Irmly held. bit trade was nult. Quotations:
irTHiy ''p'"' mitt f ... alnn.laH wMfs. R.IVi W
"fotSSSWi V.M.Knd 1,178.182
1I in c1 Demand was light, but mill limit,
ff. ntmlr maintained. Quotation, per 190 lbs.
in wood Winter, c enr. , In lriCi;.4ii, do.
Trataht? Id n0fl7: do. patent. iT'Bit.oOi Kansas,
iJSr cotton mMcs tU.lOffnitu: Jo straight.
Jiiinn Jacks 77.60 do, patent, cotton sacks.
CetiSft.. !& mViit.i nit Mm r. Ill 7B Ml 7.25 1 da.
Si.KlrSfi:jtfJ?to." f2:SSH
l"r mills, regular Brades Winter, c ear.
a tTiiJ 8.41):. do. straight, $8.G07 do. patent,
' iiYBFLOUR was In smntl supply and firm,
but quiet. We quote at nr,0. per bbl
PKOVIS-UNb
The market ruled firm, with n fair Jobbing
Inaulry. Quotations! City beef. In -ts, smoked
ml air dried. 28oi western beef, In sets, .moked.
5ei city besf, knucklesfnnd lenders. .BTioke J nnd
air dried, 2c; westorn beef. knu;ktS and ten
Sir. smoked, 29oi lieef hams. 2CI30: pork,
fsm ly. 123.BOW20! hams. a. P, cured, looso,
lSttO.Oo: do, skinned, loose, 10'i 020-1 do. do,
moked, 40V. 21o: other Imms, 'molted, city
KiTd. a. to brand and nyermjy, lotyci ham,
smoked, western cured. lDHcj do, holled. bone
less, 84c ! picnic Bhoulders, 8. 1 cured, loose.
iici do, smoked. lSet tellies.. In el-kle. according;
'to average, loom, 17ttc. breakfast baenn, as to
brand and averaso. city cured. .220 1 breakfast
bicon, western cured. 21c! lard, western, re
nned. In tierce.. InUot do. do. do, In tub.
IBHci lard, puro city, kettle rendered, In tierce,
ieUci do, do, do. In tubs, lB'ic.
REPINED SUGARS
There was little trading; and list prices were)
reduced 7liW0 points Hednera Hat prices! Ex
tra line granulated. fl.20011 28c:. powdered, 0 80
O0.8BCS colifctloner8 A, 0.I0W0.15O! soft
grades. tMSOn.lOc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nUTTF.R Tho market ruled steady, but trade
was quiet. Quotations: Western, solid-packed
creamery, fanev specials. 3ftc, extra, 8435oi
extra Arsis. 3308.14c: firsts. 32U82WP. aeo
ends, 818lHc: nearby print., fancy. 87o do.
average extra, SSOSOcs do, firsts, .135 ate: sec
onds. 81W3Jci Jobbing1 sales of fancy prints,
40 4,V
KOOS The limited receipts of fine new-laid
ergs ni"t with a good outlet and values wero
well maintained. Quotations: In free cases,
nearby extra, 33c Per cloz , nearby flrata, til. BO
per standard case; western, extras. 85c por doz.j
western extra firsts tO.BO per case: do, flrats,
J8.3O0B.GO per case, fancy selected candled
rest) ergs were Johlilwr at R9Q lie per doz.
CftUK.SE The market ruled llrm under light
offerings and a fair i!mand. Quotations: New
York, full cream, fancy, 1DU c: speclnla. higher;
do. do. fair to good, 18Vj l'Jc; do, part skims,
11017c.
POULTRY
LTVK There wai a, fair (.cmand for dei I ru
ble Block nnd tho tmrkrt rulod ftteaily under
modorftto hlTcrlnga. Ouotnllona; Fowls, aa to
quality 2021c; rocatcrs. 14010c; aprln
chickens, nccorJInjr to nuullty, weUhlnir If WJ
lbs nnd over nplcro, 2.11!4c: spring chickens,
small alzps. ll)v2l!c: whlto Iahorna, nccortl
injr to qimlityi ISSJSlc: 1urkH na to al7o nml
quality. 15M7c: plseona, old. nor pair, 25028a'
do, you hk, per pair, lHttTilSc.
DHlaaED Tho tnarht ruled Arm under
Ilffht offerlnRa nnd a f.ilr demand. Follow
ntr are tho quotations: Frah-kltled. dry
J lacked fowls, 12 to hox, uryplcked. fancy bo
cted, 23Ha: do, wilKhlne 44 Wfi tba. apiece,
23cj do, welffhlns 4 lba apiece, 23c: do. woljrh
tnff 3Va lbs apiece. 22c; do, welphlne a Urn.
apiece, SOW 21c, owli. In bbls.. Ice-packed,
fancy, dry-picked Northern Indiana and Illi
nois, welching; 4tP5 lbs. apiece, 22Hc; Southern
Indiana and Illinois, weighing I 'if". Iba. apiece,
2Jc, smaller alzea, I0dj)2ic. Old roosters, dry
plrkd, ldo. Urolllnc chickens, Illinois, large.
2!i20a; do, Indiana, larne, 2425c; do, small
sites, 22023c. Xirotlors, Jersey, fancy, :i" '
8-c. Urollers, othor nearby, wclfihlnff Hi a2
lbs. apiece, 2830o Urollers. nearby, smaller
sizes. 20v27c. Ducks, nearby. nprln. 21r.
Squans, per dozen White, welshlntr 11 to
12 lbs. por dozen, f5.7GH, do, welshing; 0 to
10 lbs. per dozen, 1 4. 8 A 0.1.50: do. weighing
8 lbs. per dozen, )44.33; do, weighing- 7 the.
per dozen. I3.30&8 7fi, do, welghtntf 0O..&
lbs. per dnrrn, V2 7f.'r2.0fit dark, $2.C0O2.00;
small and No. 2, G0cfl.25.
FRESH FRUITS
Peaches wero quiet nnd easier under freer
offerings. Other kinds of fruit ahowod Uttto
change. Quotations: Apples, per bbl. North
western preening-. J3 r0$4; blush, $303,00;
smokehouse. $2 7fin 23. wealthy S2.7.1&3.25:
fair to good, 5202. HO. Apples. Delaware and
Maryland, per bumper Fancy 11 1 25: fair
to rood. &Ba73c. Lemons, per box, $0$f7.
Pineapples, per crate Florida, Jl2 Peaches,
Vtrylnla, per carrier Klbertn $ll.2S; Ilelle,
SHI 1,75. Pears, New York Uartlett, per bbl,.
jSwfi Orapes, Delaware Concord, por crate,
7fl00c; do, per 4-lb. hnsket, 85P10c. Water
melons, per car, 1100 Q) 200,
VEGETABLES
There was llttlo trading; and potatoes and
onions were a shade ensler. Offerings were
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
$2.00
Daltimorc and Return
$2.50
Washington and Return
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Special Train Leave. 24th and Chest
nut Ntrreta Station 8.00 n, nl.i uotli
btreet btutlon H.OS a. m.
Commercial Trust Company
City Hall Square j
Report to the Commissioner of Banking, August 31, 1916. 1
H. W. Biddlo
C, Stuart Patterson
Horatio G. Lloyd
Robert K. Casiattf
Morris L. Clothier
William M. Barrett
E, W. Clark
L. E. Johnson
McLoughlin to Attempt
Come-back Next Year
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
TF IT in possible for htm to do so,
Maurice E. McLoughlin will como
back next year for tho national
tennis championship, whether or not
he is at his best. It all depends upon
the condition of his business affairs.
"I want to come back next year,"
said McLoughlin, "and I shnll if I
possibly can. Dut it is impossible at
this time for mo to say that I shall
come back.
"One thing is certain, though. I
like the East, and I want to come
back. And if I can conveniently do
bo, I'm going to bo back, whether I'm
in good shnpo or not. I'll come back
just for the love of coming back
jUBt for tennis. It's too good n game
to forsake."
ample. Quotation White potatoes, per bbl.
No. 1 nastern Shorn. 12 nOU2.Tn; No. 2 East
ern Bhore. I1.21R1.60: No. 1 Norfolk. 12.BO0
2.73i No 2 Norfolk. I1.2.1G1.R0. White pota
toes. Jtrser per basket. CflfflBOo Sweet pot
toes, (.astern Hhore. per bbl.. No. 1, 13,000
2.78! No. B, tl.VlUI.73. Onions, l'ennylvanla,
Pr hamper, I1U1 lis do do, per loo-lb, bar,
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
Tho following necurltlea wero sold at
miction toilny by Tlarnos A Lollard
llond and mortgage of MO. 000 Secured
upon premises No. 6101 to BtlB Chest
nut St.. Nos, 32. R4 30 and 40 B. (Uth
st Nos. 28 to SO B. Tewdali at, and
Nos. 30 to 40 S. Vewdall St.. rhlla. ... $1200
8T0C1CB.
10 shrs. Provident Life and Trust Co.! par
HOD ,. ,,,,.,., ., 803
3 hra. Provident Llfa and Trust Co. I par
. 1100 iti-"i"j.-"j 82 '
a shrs Provident I.Uo and Trust Co, I par
. tllOO 81
10 ahrs, rtelltnco Insurance Co.i par ISO,
tVottnir trust certificates) , 60(1
12 .hra Philadelphia llourse common! par
S50 , B4
83 shrs. Ileal Estate Trust Co, preferred:
. tPar 1100 . 83
10 ahrs. neal Rstato Trust Co. common:
. vat 1100 40W
8 shrs. Pennsylvania Co. for Insurance,
on Lives and Granting Annultlesi par
U- 6 ahrs. Philadelphia nnd Gray's Ferry
i'asBenaer jctuway uo n
23 shrs. .Second and Third Streeta Paa
sensor Hallway Co 23SU
16 ahrs. Uecoml and Third Rtreets Pas
sender Hallway Co 238
8 ahrs. Krankford and flouthwark (6th
and fllh Ms. ) Passenger Hallway Co. 315W
47 ahrs. Krankford and Houthwark (nth
and Uth Hts.l Passenger Hallway Co. 811
6 shrs. Manayunlc National llanki par
1100 . . , 200V1
1C shrs, Manayunk National Hank; par
1100 200
2 shrs Ulrard Trust Co : par 1100 UUO
1n.hr. T.iimli.rin.n. In.iirnnrn ln. ! nnp
128. ... ... . 100
ov snrs rnuaaeipnia ifourso preierreu, par
123 21
UONDS.
ICOO Elmlra and Wllllam.port Hallway
Co.. f per cent. Income. Coupons
April and October. Duo 2802.... 104K
4000 City of Pittsburgh. Pa., "llrldco
Loan." 4 per cent. May and No
vember. Duo lUlU-lO-Ti 100
NEW YOniC BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YOHK, Sept. fl. I1UTTEH Hecelpls.
8400. Lighter supply and market ha. a. slightly
firmer tone Quotations unchanged.
KQOS H-c-lptn. 80(17 Mnrket generally Arm.
Extras, 3ritf30ci extra flrsls. 843ric: nreta.
H2f:nc; v hlro . -cd; brown eggs.
SH4J42c; mixed color. 30O36O.
WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY
NAHHAOANSnTT PICR. H. I.. Sopt. 0. The
women's golf tournament opened yesterday at
the Point Judith Country Club with prizes for
the winners. A numler of the cottagers partlcl
pnted In the qualifying rounds, which were
pldTCd today.
The following qualified In tho first eight, and
their names and scores follow:
Mis. Marcuerlte Pre.cott. Washington.... 107
Mrs. II W Harrison, Philadelphia 107
Mr.. H. Hlnmnn lllrd. New York 10S
Mis. Elizabeth O Gorman, Proldence.... 108
Mlas Heatrlco de Coppet. New York 03
Mrs, W. Plunkett -Stewart. Philadelphia... 108
Mrn. Phillip atcyonson. Wetsbury, L. I... 109
Mrs C. Itnndolph Snowden. Philadelphia.. 10U
The second eight:
Mrs W. II Jarkson. Washington 112
Miss Ileatrtce W-tmoro 124
Mis. Dorothy Hayilell 124
Miss Helen Taylor, Worcester, Mass 120
Mies Gertrude de Coppet, New York, 112
Mrs. I. II. Clothier. Jr., Philadelphia... Ill
Mr.. Jenny 113
Mlsa Virginia Lntrobo 116
ItEAL ESTATE TOE. SALE
Victor and Homo
VictorWater Heaters
rou COAL
A new principle: con
tant supply: 24 to 30
gals,, lc. Hat. Radia
tors, too.
Accept no substitute.
There Is nothing
"Just aa good."
Bend for Free llooklet.
S.V.KEEVES.Mfr.
45 N. Second St.
Talented
KDDV8TONE. PA.
Z new brick store, with 32 room and
nil modern conveniences. This Is a sreut
opportunity to malta big money In lbs
hotel and restaurant business. Located
In trout of main entrance) to the ltemlnr
ton Arms Co.' plant, limy terms to
right party. J. M. WOLl'OHD, Wolford
Illdg., Chester, l'ft. Phone, Chester 1777,
RESOURCES
Loans, Demand and Time $8,441,444.24
Corporate Notes 3,117,640.97
Securities 7,038,901.06
Due from Banks and Cash 8,057,788.27
Miscellaneous Resources 166,937.71
$26,822,711.71
LIABILITIES
Deposits $23,962,494.93
Capital 1,000,000.00
Surplus 1,800,000.00
Undivided Profits 360,216.78
$26,822,711.71
Corporate Trusts $280,329,800.00
Personal Trusts 13,607,584.40
Thomas DeWItt Cuylor, President
John H. Mason, -Vice-President C. P. Lineaweaver, Vice-President
H. W, Stehfeat, Treasurer
Mark Willcox, Assistant Treasurer Samuel A, Crozer, Secretary
Heary C, Gibson, Assistant Secretary
Directors
SamueT Rea
Henry Tatnall
William C. Sproul
Charlton Yarnall
John P. Croxer
Howard S. Graham
Harry A. Berwlad
Arthur E. Newbold
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
Sidney F. Tyler
J. R. McAllister
Charlemagne Tower
John H. Mason
John Cadwalader
Clement B, Newbold
Seward Prosser j
Casper W. Morris -t v.
RN. WILLIAMS TO PLAY
AT CYmVYD TOMORROW
Kumagae, Mikanii, Johnston,
Grlffln, Davis, Church and
Roberts Will Also Appear
Philadelphia tennis followers wilt have
their first chnnco to see the new elnnles
champion, II. N'orrls Wllllnms, 2d, In action
Blnco ho reirnlned the crown shifted to tho
brow of Wllllnm St. Johnston a year ago,
when the Phlladelphlan appears at the
Cynwyd Club tomorrow at 2 p. m. to take
part In tho exhibition match, along- with
William M. Johnston and Clarence J. Orlf
fin, tho national doubles chnmplons! Ichlya
Kumngao and Hachlshlro Mlknml, the Jap
anese, Btnra; OcorKO M. Church, tho man
who put McLoughlin and Kumagae out of
the national championship ! Holand Ilob
erts, the 17-year-old San Francisco cham
pion, and Willis K. Davis, tho former Penn
star.
This will mark tho first appearance and
probably the last of Kumagao and Mlkaml
In this city. Tho Oriental champion and
his doubles partner nro planning; to return
to Japan within tho next threo weeks, nnd
It la unlikely that they will como back next
year. Tho nattonnt doubles champions
have never before played In this city, and
their coming Is certain to bo greeted with
enthusiasm.
Tho program will bo two singles and two
doubles matches. Either Williams or Davis
will play Kumagae, and P.oberts will clash
with Mlknml. In doubles the national
chnmplons will play Church and DavlB., the
eastern chnmplons, nnd Wllllnms nnd Ilob
ertn will -tackle Kumngno nnd Mlkaml.
Tho matches wero nrranged by Paul W,
Otbbonn, prcsldont of tho Philadelphia and
District Lawn Tennis Association. Ar
rangements have been made ut the Cynwyd
Club to scat 1000 spectators.
2BeatIj. fteporteb
A1IEHN. JULIA, 1840 W. Thompson t. .
ALjIHllTKON, HICIIAIIO. used l) J J ears, 2027
Aall'inosn. MAHY I.OUI9A, Mooreetown, N. J,
UAUCKIAJW, MAIKIAUKr M aged 3U years
0 months
HAnill.TT, PATHICIC, 180 Conarroo St.. Mana
P.AHIIV. MICIIATlb, 1010 N. 3d St.
IIATKH. JANE M 2D, 423 I-ecdom St., Jenktn
town l'a.
HEIIHY. MAltT S, 116 N. 34th st.
IlLAf'K ANNIE li . aged 03 ears
IILUBTT. LYUIA. 00 J ears. 10S3 ltowan at.,
Nlcetown.
noillNE. iAMES EAIU.EY, 37 year., 140 W.
Pomona at., (lermantown
HOOTH JAMUS 2.'7 Norrls st.
HUpDEN, I.EANDEH, 43 year, Vlncentown,
I1UEIII., AT.nnRT, 40 years, 2030 N. Judson.
IIUHII IIENKY
cAMnnoN-nociin. mahy a., 13:b n. 12m t.
CASSIDY, HUMAN M.
COATK8, WILLIAM, 2037 Mascher at.
CO.MNOLLY, MAHY A., 03d year, (.arret ave.,
Hosemont, Pa.
CONNEI.L. JAMES 2700 C st.
CONNEH, WILLIAM A., 00th year.
COII80N, ELIZAII1.T1C A. H., 84 years, 0300
(Ireeno at,, Oermantown,
COSTELI.O. TIIOMAH. 1818 N. Warnock st.
COYNE JOHN J . 2128 H. 10th St.
CHILLY PATRICK J.
Ct'NNINOHAM, SAMUEL M 1013 N. Howard.
DEAL. AUItAHA.M. aged 74.
PARCEL POST
OLD RELIABLE MALONE
STANDS ni-KIN'D HIH DICYCLB
S12.7.1, 310.00, 317.00. 318.00
CASH OH EABY PaVmKNTS
TIRES. 31.00 TO 32.75
Oreat Slaughter In Prices of All Sundries.
SECOND-HAND 1IIOYCI-K3. 13.00 VV
We do nickeling, enameling, vulcanizing,
brazing. All kind, of repair work guaranteed.
Wo aro cheaper than the. cheapen and our work
la better than the be.t. Call and be convinced.
Open evenings. Daddy of low prices and butb.
Quality.
GEO. C. MALONE. 1203 Olrard Ave.
Pop. 6212. Park 0343 D.
Comfort Durability Economy
In Philadelphia-Made Shoes
Philadelphia leather, Philadelphia workmen.
All our shoes aro mado and lasted by hand, Ws
carry In stock shoes made on our custom lasts.
Call unci aeo our stock, or write.
L. V. McCLOY. 800 Cherry St.. rhlla.
HEMSTITCHING, Bo YD.
Hand and Machine Kmbrolderr
Plentlng Iluttons Catered braocklng
Hl'IX'IALTi UllOP. 133 N. 13th St.
(M. l'lclulo. Prow.), Phone Walnut 3323
'
tJfSfcifcSSwJSPWJ.'?' llfcyclo
3SSKS &: or Man
jfff T: mcicles
Wj :"3 $12.75 Up
DKAMETl, KATlf AntNB M., 827 M. 68th St.
IHRHL. fcLIZABETIL. . ,. . . ..t
poiHlltBHTr. wii.uIAM L., td 14 "rear.
tlUTII.I,. DAN1BL D., 81st year, 31T B. Penn
. st,. Norrlstown. Pa. .
FERLK1, MIC1IAEI. S Delmonl ave., Bar
mouth. FLAIinitTJ, ANNA. 2028 Albert st.. Port
Fn.'iiFrt?ckt MAngXnr.T. 3248 n. 9th st.
OKIt.NtAN, DAVID M . 023 Richmond St.
UI.AVIN. NOIIA, 5443 W, Oordon St. .
ULEDIUI.L, OAhltIK, 200 N. Ilroad at., Wood
bury,. N, J. . .
OOODELL, KMMA L. .
HOKNnT:H. IIAItKY It.
tlHAlIASr. JANC J,
HANCK. LIDIH n .
IjAJiniNOTON. WILLtAM E, ... ,
llAUHMAN, lll.NNKVIl.LU K 118 W. Hltten
ltoWJSw'ftuVP.V3ffi;0.S Perc, St.
IIOSIIACII. 1IAHOI.D HKUEU aged 10 years,
..442 !!. Qlrnrrt ave.
HtlNTEK. MAnr O.
JONAH, tjoina A.. 1S2B N. 18th st.
JONES, KATHARINE HAnCLAT.
KAIjrFMAN, PKTEIl, 3724 E. Ann St.
KI.1.M31, JOHN.
KNAHB. HAnilY A., 29 yrs S20 Columbia are.
LANO. JACOH. 77th year. 4140 N. Falrhlll.
I.ONEltAN, ANN K 2882 Ellsworth st,
LUCAS. JOHN, 37 years, 39.10 Olrard ave.
LUTTON. ilAHV i:.. 89 yrs., lfi.W Hart lane.
LUTZ. WILLIAM, 2th year, 1704 Wolf at.
MiHLWAIN, IHAUHLIjA.
.MclMUOlILtN. 1IUUII, 82 rears, 901 Pine St.,
ifnToy.
MAMMELE, XIAHJOntE. 8138 N. 59th st,
MATER. HAROLD C, 18th year. 203 W. Alls
. aheny ave
MfLLrfR. CHARLES. .
MILES. SlAHOARET DOROTHY, 8 years.
MONDfLLO. LOUIS C. 22d year. 110 W. Ol
rard ave.
MOOREIIEAD. THOJtAS. 00 N, Hambrey st.
MonniH. FHEDEHICIC WI8TAR, 70th ear,
Vlllanoa, Pa
MOIHtlS. RUTH. 10 years, 342 Green lane, Rox
borough. MUWAtV MART EL1ZADET1I, 1228 E. Oxford
iUIlnAT, MAHYT. .....
MURPHY, MART. 2989 N. Lawrence st.
MTI.ES, PETER. 304 Oranre ave.. Ambler. Pa.
MYERS, ALIIERT J 78 years, Cheltenham.
NirPEB, FRANCES.
8'HHUIN. JOHN, 34 rears, .2100 fl. 70th St.
'MALLET, THOMAS F 1841 Dudley st.
PANCOART, JOHN ALIIERT, 040 H, filst St.
PATTERBON, EMMA, 91 eara.
PENROSE, VALERIA RIDDLE, Carlisle. Pa.
POUTER, JAMES A, 2240 8. Hemberirer St.
hlCKEH, .WODALENA. 93 yrs,. 10 N. 7th.
HQCHFORT, MARY. 2023 Cuthbert St.
ROMMEL, BARA1I, 83 years, 44 E. 8d St.,
ioorestown, N, J,
ROTH, HENRY II., 74 years, 1927 N. 83d st.
RUTHERFORD. WILLIAM, 462 E, Thompson.
SCHLEICHER. EDWARD FRANCIS. 4th year,
201B Medary. ave,
SCHMIDT, EDWARD It., 84th year, 2043 N.
KlIAltVc'l.T. MAnY. 8341 W. Berks st.
SHERLOCK. MINNIE C B9th year, 1080 Rta
Uiit Sun ave,
RIIORK. JAMES. 72 years.
H IEONER, FRANK, 7tst year.
SMITH. I.OUIH tl 2749 X. Hembercer st.
SMITH, JOHN ,'19 enrs,
SNYIll.R. MAltOARET.
SPO'rrs. MARTHA lall Snyder ave.
HTAI'KORD. Wtl.SON. 1 year.
STEVENS. MARY A. 830 N. 90th St.
HTINOER. HENRY C. 72dyear.
SoiVl.IVAN. ANNIE AONCS. t years and 8
months, 2B2U 8. 12th at.
T
PAIGE -
i
8WOrn, JOSEPH r., 743 Main St., Darby. Pa.
TATIX3R MARY O.
THOMSEN, EDWARD, 70 yrt Ambler St.,
Camden. ,
TWININO, ELMER E., 2380 N. tlodlne et.
WAONER, MATILDA. 75 years. ..... .
WARD EbWARD J., 20 jeare, 2080 S. 13th st.
WELSH, MARY V.
Wn.VT7.EL, CATHARINE, S14S N..Rroad st
WHITE KL17.AHETH. 1301 Franhfordave.
WILSON. JOANNA, 48 years, 3134 N. Trent st.
WINPBNNY, 81'SAN O. S., 1432 N, Broad st.
YARNALL. MARY A CS years.
eatljg
ALRERTSON. On Sertember 4, 1018. RtClI
AHD, husband of Lime Albertson (nee Lnra
non). nred ni ears Relative and friends,
oiembers of the Eureka I,odire, No. 12. K. of
V and employes of Mldrnle Steel Company.
re Invited to attend the funeral servlc's. on
Thursday, at 2 p m precisely, at. his late
residence, 2927 N. 12th at. Interment private.
Auto funeral.
!IERRY.--On September B, 1918. at her r.'J''
dnee. 113 N. 84th St.. MARY. 8. IlERRY.
Further notice of the funeral will b alven.
DLACK. On September 4. 1919, ANNIE E..
widow of Anthony W Black aged 01 jears
Relatives and friends are In.lted to nttend the
funeral services, on Thursday, at 8 p. m..
from thn residence of her son-ln-Iaw,
Oeorse M. Sauers. 3121 Webster at .Weel
Philadelphia. Interment nt Mount Joy, Pa.
IIMJ1.TT. On September 4. 1919, LYDIA. wife
of Edmund II llltK-tt, aireil 99 ears ltel
atlen and friends are Invited to Rttend the
funeral serlces. on Friday, at 2 r m.. at
her late residence, 1931 ltowan at,, Nlcetown.
Interment prhnle Friends may rail Thursday,
from 7 30 to II n m. Automobile service.
nnrtlNi:. On September 3, 1010. . JAMES
I.AHLEY, husband of Edith Durnnd Ilodtne.
sited 37 venra Relatives nnd friends, also
Mourn rxidge. No. 430, 1". and A. M ; Ori
ental Chapter. No. lsl. It A. M.. and
Mary Commnnd-ry, No 33, K T., nrs Invited
to attend tho funeral aer.lees. on Thursday.
at 3 p in , at his late residence, 4n W. Po
mona st , Oermantown. Interment private
CAMI'.ltON (Roche). On September 4, 1919.
MARY A., widow of Daniel J, Cameron.
Relatltes and friends are Invited to nttend
the funeral sen Ices on Friday, nt 8 30 n. m ,
at her lato residence, 1323 N 12th st. Solemn
requiem mass at St Mnlachv'a Church at 10
a. m. Interment prl.nte nt Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery Autnmobllo funeral
CONNOLLY. On Septembor 4. 1918, MART A..
wife of Joseph Connolly (nee Walsh), In her
Old year Relatives nnd frlnds nro Invited to
nttend tho funeral, on Thursday, nt 8:30 a m.(
from her lato residence, Onrret ae., Hose
mont, Pa. Solemn requiem mass at St.
Thomas's Church Vlllanovn. nt 10 a. m. In.
terment at St Denis' Cemetery.
CORNELL, On September 4, 1H18. In Pennlns
ton, N". J , JOSEPH It CORNELL, In tho 8.M
yenr of his Bare. Relatlxe nnd friends of the
family are lmlted to attend the funeral, nt
at 2 p. m. Interment nt Church, llle. Pa..
Cemetery.
CRAIO On September 4, 1919 of Infantile
parnbsls, CHRISTINA L , daURhter of George
and Chrlstlnn CralR. aged U months, Inter
ment nt Ivy Hill Cemetery, No funeral.
CROMWni.I- On 8-rtember 4. 1918, CHAR
LOT I'll DANOERFIELD CROMWELL, wlfo
of Wlllla II Cromwell Funeral services on
Vie Standard of
11 fa,
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In twt-xy type of contest on road, track
and hill Paige cars have consistently
demonstrated their "stamina," speed
and reliability.
To be sure, there are specially built
racing cars that can travel faster than
the Paige, but there is no car on the
American market that will travel far
ther at sustained speed and that is
the real test of automobile efficiency.
We have never attempted to build a car
that will go faster than 65 miles an
hour. But we have always taken pains
to build a car that will go twenty-four
hours in the day seven days in the
weelc
You see, we are old fashioned enough to
believe that rugged strength staying
power- is the best thing that a manu
facturer can put into his car. And, so
do you.
Are you interested in proof the kind of
proof that is based on actual perfor
mance? Then, consider the recent
mountain climbing record established
by a Paige "Fairfield Six-46" at Mount
Hood, Oregon on July tenth.
Startingwith a large field of competitors,
the "Fairfield" was the first car of the
year to reach Government Camp where
it was awarded the Pridemore Silver
Trophy- This is a gruelling climb in
itself the classic event of the north
west.
FAIRFIELD "SLX-46" SEVEN-PASSENGER $1375 F. O. B. DETROIT
FLEETWOOD "SIX-38" FIVE-PASSENGER $1090 F. O. B. DETROIT
DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY. DETROIT, MICHIGAN
BIGELOW WILLEY MOTOR CO.
804 North Ilroad Htreet, l'Mla. ,
Phones I Hell, Bpruco 1410 Keystone, Race 4(80
GIBSON AUTO WORKS
West PhlludelDul. Agents, S9SS liarcrford Avenus
DBATrtfJ
Thursday, it 2 p, m at ths residence, et her
niece, Mrs. Emma J, Lacey. 408 Sharon aye,.
Sharon Hill. Remains may be. viewed Wed
nesday evening. Interment private, at Eden
ILVt'SMAr?. On September 8, 1918, suddenly.
RENNBVILLH KRAU8E. husband of Susan
Rhoads ltausman, Relatives end friends are
Inviied to attend tha funeral rwrvlces, on
Friday, nt 2 p. m at his lata residence, 118
West Rlttenhouss street, Oermantown. In
terment rrhate.
JONES. On September S, 1918, ItATIIAniNW
BARCLAY JONES, Funeral services st II. R.
Brlnghurst A Co.'a., 88 N. 11th St., on
Thursday, Sept. 7, at 8 p. m. Interment pri
vate. K.UIFFMAN. On September 3. 1018. TETER.
husband of Frederick". Knuftman (nee Zim
merman). Relatives and friends, also. Con
cordia Ixdge, No. 07, F, and A. M.t Phlladel
phla Butchers' Untersluettungs Rruder Vereln
and Active Democratic Association of. the
Twenty-fifth Ward, are Invited to attend tha
funeral, on Friday, at 2 p. m.i from his late
residence, 2724 H, Ann sti interment at
North Cedar Hill Cemetery. . Remains tan be,
Mewed Thursday, from 8 to 10 p. m,
I.fCAH. On September 8, 1018, JOHN It..
husband of Ame,la Lucas, aged 07 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Thursday, at 2 p. m at
his lato residence. 8930 Olrard ave. interment
private, at Westminster Cemetery. Friends
may call Wednesday, from 7:30 to 0 p. m,
LUTZ On September 2, 1918. WILLIAM, hus.
band of Mabel I, I.uU (nee Barclay) and
son of George .8. and Rebecca I.uU. In his
39th year. Relatives and friends, also Har
mony Council, No. 33, A. of T, A, I Washing
ton Camp, No, 83, P. O, 8. of A. are Invited
to nttend the funernl. on Thursday, at 2
p. m., from his parents" residence, 1704
Wolf st. Services at the Evangelist Lutheran
Church of the Trinity, at 8 p. m. Interment
In Church Oround. Remains may be viewed
Wednesday evening
MclLWAlN. On September 3, 1910, at Attantlo
City. KSIIILLA, widow of Thomas W. Moll
wnln, nnd mother of Mrs. Harry C, Champion,
of the Hotel Rummymede. Relatives and
friends are Invited to meet the funernl, at
chapel at West Laurel Hill Cemetery, on Fri
day, at 12 m.
MILLER On September C. 1916, CHARLES,
husband of the late Elisabeth Miller and
father. of Edward Miller, Due notice of the
funernl will be given from hta sona resi
dence. Sycamore ate., above City line. La.
Mott. Pa.
M1PPE8. On September B, 1910, at Owynedd,
Pa,. FRANCE!?, widow of Mortimer illppes.
Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Friday, at 11 a, m,, pre
cisely, nt the David 11. Schuyler Building,
Broad and Diamond ats. Interment private.
Automobile funeral.
MURIUM On September 3. 1910. FREDERICK
WIBTAR MORRIS, of Vlllanovn, Pa In his
79th year. Duo notice of the funeral will be
tven.
Ml.MFonn. On Septemr-r 8, 1018. suddenly
ELIZABETH HUBBARD, daughter of the
Rev. Mary II. and the late Rev. Walter E,
M. Thompson nnd granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry H, Hubbard. In her 11th year.
MI.nS, On September 3, 1919, nt his late
residence, 314 N. 10th st HENRY MYERS.
Relathes and friends are Invited to nttend the
funeral services, on Thursday, at 2:30 p. m.,
at the Oliver II, Hair Building, 1320 Chestnut
st. Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Wue and QaaJity
Champions
But that is not all of the story by any
means.
Despite the dire warnings of every
one at the Camp, that same Paige then
turned its nose toward the clouds and
battered its way to an elevation of
9500 feet above the sea level, more
than a quarter of a mile beyond the
timber line three mile farther 'up
Mount Hood than any motor car had
ever climbed before.
There never was a more terrific battle in
the annals of mountain climbing. At
times, the "Fairfield" was completely
sheathed in ice, and, when it finally
came to a halt, that stout-hearted
champion was resting on a sixty per
cent grade.
Impossible, you say. Then, please con
sult the official records as published
in every newspaper on the coast. And
a little bit later, perhaps, you may
have an opportunity to actually wit
ness this thrilling climb on the screen
at your favorite moving picture
theatre.
But, best of all, make it a point to see
this New Series Paige "Fairfield"
at the salesroom of the local dealer.
One glance will convince you that It
is a thoroughbred. A single demon
'stration will settle your particular
automobile problem for all time.
For Paige owners are satisfied owners.
They have "arrived."
DEATH
PANCOABT. Oil flebternber 4, Wlfl, JOHM,
BERT PANCOAST. husband of flarsh 1(. J
Panroast, .Relatives .and friends are In
to attend tha.fnnerat services, on Thurs... ,
at 2 r. m., at hit late residence. 010 B 3 -t
at. Interment private.
rKNRO
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s'
f Ihe late Colonel Wllllnm M. Penrose .J
aierin aiercnani. 1-unerai eervices n' i
ohn's P. E. Church, Thursday. Beptemte 7
rehn'i
at 4 n. m.
niCI.KR On September 4. 1910, MAODALt v
widow of Charles Rlcker (nee Schelfele),
03 years. Relatives and friends, also us
bera of Lady Foresters of America and
dt's' Societies of tha Canstatter and
Vlsche Volksfestverien, are-lnvlted to a
the funeral service, on Thursday, at ' U
p, m , at her late residence. In N
st. Interment private at Chelten Hill ( "
tery. Remains can be ricked on Wedm. l.t
evening.
ROCHFORT. On September 4, 1918. M "f
wife of Darter F, llockfort. Relatives I
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
Ices, on Thursday, precisely at 2 p. m. a t
late residence, 2023 Cuthbert St. Inter a i
at Mt, Morlah. Auto service.
BOTH. On September 8. 1918, sudd I
HENRY 1L. husband ef Esther A. Roth 1
74 years. Relatives nnd friends, also "
Oeorge A, Meade Post. No, 1, a. A, It
Invited to attend the funeral services t
Friday, at 2 p.m., at his late resldennce, I'J
N. 88d at. Interment private.
8I-ARKKY. On September 6, 1016, V t .
SHARKEY (nee Shields), wife of Ml'
Sharkey. Relatives and friends are Invlt
attend the. funeral on Friday, at 8:80 a m
from her late residence, 2341 W, Berk si
Solemn requiem mass at St, F.llial- D
Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy I si
STAFFORD On September 6, 1910, at Veil ,
WILSON, youngest child of John Stafford 1
and Mabel McN. Stafford, aged 1
Funeral eervtcea on Thursday, at 12 JO p A
at the Oliver II. Hair Building, 1820 Chi ,
street, Philadelphia. Interment private.
STEVENS, On September 3. 1918. MARV
STEVENS (nee Bustard), widow of John t
vens. Relatives and friends are Invited l
tend the funeral services, on Thursday, at
F. m., at her late residence. 880 N, 8m
nterment at Fernwood Cemetery. Ren i i
may b viewed Wednesday, from T (et r
WAO.VKR. On September 3. 1010. MAT! )
widow of Thomas Jefferson Wagner, as,
Tears. Relatives and friends are Invited I
end the funeral services, on Friday, i r
P. m., at the Oliver It. Balr Building, IS-.,
Chestnut st. Interment private.
WELSH. On August 29. 1913. at Parla, France,
MHY 'v.. widow of Nvilllam Lowber Welsh,
of Philadelphia.
YENTZEL. On September 8. 1018. CATIN
ARINE. widow of Charles W. Wentsel Reia,
tlves and friends are Invited to attend tha fu
neral services, on Wedneadar, at 8 p. m.. at
late residence. 8145 N. Broad St. Interment at
convenience of family.
WERNER On September B. 1910. CHRISTINA
It. (nee Bay), wffe of Henry J. Werner. In her
60th year. Relatives and friends ara Invited
to attend the funeral .srlces, on Friday.
t 2 p. m., at her. late., residence, 1201
Mechanlo at,, Camden. 17. J, Interment
private at New Camden Cemetery, Friends
may view the remains on Thursday, from I
to D p, m.
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