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ULADELPHIA
V MARKETS
FgrAIN AND FLOUR
HT-'fln 2c I "mier under light offer.
fW.mll.l and. stronger outside i nd-
U Wi i":. iiS bush. Traein vyan qniei,
WSJ W l.r ,nil! supplies. luo
illcl'?ltf1IlrfAr local trado, ns to lora-
8rJSels:rkrt r ujci r;tfH.-! with. m?m
lair sna V.Watlons: No. ? mie, m'iii;j
laittnf T.7.. 74W74V4C'! .no. a smw, iee
Iffljrt "J",JhltV. 720 724c- sample oats, II
IS?" ..Im-relnl. 123 bbls. ' r-OO"3.-.'!1'
VfURH nc.flF.'"',.. . firmly milntnlncd
VTt- '.' inlet miowtlnti". P" " lb.ln
,fc"i;",X;. winter, straight. JS.BOtiJO;
Krtf' Sn" H $H.21W8 .10; Kan
,cJm cotton "k,H.7.-lWl! lo. patent
luli'. lOBO.'JS. spring. 1 ear. in.l.iljr
Smb. MC:!'i.n! !, 0,7,1: 'lo. favorite
Sr10pciri"n'oi liiy l""!. lhulce n,,d 'nnc'r
SS'U?SimBaii quid, ul supplies were.
" fh, market ruled n shade llrmcr TO
l!ip" "" lo "U1,llt'
l'UUt loiuiu
. c,i. iMiMtisr Inquiry and the
WSd Arm. hollowing nre itie quotations.
p,rietru, ,et, smoked nn.l nlr dried, 3 lei
n Mtf. I ,,"":.i. .mnli.il .14c; rltv href.
IP Ka'undcri smoked nd nlr dried, 31ci
BMil!f knuciilf" and venders, smoked. SSc:
' ?" ' 'I l. ' t mills'. fliifo4o.Bil
S '.""p' eireS loom.. 224 WJ.Ic. dp, skinned.
! do do, smoked. Jjwsiii'! oiner
"' .miksd city cured, ns to brand and aver-
MuiJJtc; hams, smuaeu. wcsc-rii 111,
layA l.n led. boneless, 3i)ci Plinlc shou
western cured.
c: panic snoui.
,020,0 g, 1 .,, 1 St.. do, smoked,
keVi Ill I'll Kir-, according to nl"ae
i"iLiic- breakfast h.icon, us to brand and
SJ
Mir. - '..:. ...i iip. iirt. western cureei.
LPl.M western." refined, tierces. .21c; do,
"7. 1I1 "lc. urd, puro city, hem
?J. tSrrm. IJIr.'lJrd. puro city.
ron-
Kettle
Jnterrt. In tubs. 21e
ttr.PINEIJ SUliAUS
n. market nan n "let and unemnKTil lie
L1 Hit trices i:xtrn line granulHt.d. 7e.
i..i 7 lie: ronfeetionera' A l WK. soft
SKwae'
' DAIRY I'KUUUtis
"iiTTFn Itfcflpls "er- lltht and the inar-
t.. r riled nrm ul,Jcr " talt lim,,nu' wun".
rwnura i"' fr.,h. Hoi:d-Dacknl ire.im.'
SdoDi: Weitern. frMh. a
& ' i., firsts. 30W40e.
nil, law lae; extra
ntrnnds. .173sc;
r..kVrlnts fancy. 4."ic, do mcrauo entri
do acraBO extra, 12
pe-
Jil finer lrnds of prints Johnlm at 4tw.no
rms-Th settlement nf the railroad strike
(.""-,.., 1 .,,,- f.,1,. n, rMvUpil flrurr!i
Stations' Nearby extras. .T.'o iw-r dozen; nnir
wSriti IS 55 per eise neirby nirrcnt nrelpts,
K.i ..'...., iieHtnrn extras. .'1'Jl per dozn:
ir firsts, t " per uiKei do, firsts, JK.KI
K
nirMB ihp market ruled firm under llslit
Mm ind n fair dcrnaml QuntutionB. New
SA full ere im. fano held. 27 (ffasc: spe.
lUJf bUher. do, do fnlr In Rood. held. a75P
J-c; do, urt skims 1 1 22c
ruuiviKi
iLIVE ruled Arm with demand enuTl to Ih"
Ufflmt of desirable slnik riillnnlne are
Snr rooster. 180211c xjld roosters, J(l(W17c:
mMi chickens, soft-meated aiW23ci ducks, as
Kim nd quality. aait24c, pigeons, old, per
Mir 2S93Hc; do, jranf, per pair, 2()OL'5c.
DMSSED rows eu UEitln 4o hltiher
Mr scarcity. Other kinds of poultry were
til cleaned up and firm Quntntluns are
Sfollons: Presh-l.llled. dr -packed fowls,
ttboi, drj-plcked, fancy selected, MWc, do.
tiVnlnr 17 ios ami out hijivci', ..m-, 1111,
M.Mnr Ai& lbs anleoe. all . do. eluh
feint's apiece, ai2:c, funis, In bids,, fancy,
try picked wclshlnB 44 lbs and oer apiece,
IlHe, smaller slzrs, aiKJaic, old roosters, drj
'srtM. 20c! roastlnu ehltkt ns. western, dry
(. In boxes, weUhlnR tiMin lbs. per pair,
SJMc: roasllns chickens, western, In boxes.
triibiH 7 lbs per pilr a.lw24o: roasting
BicMni, western. urvpirej, in num., t-iisii-tr
1910 lbs per pilr, 2'c, ruastlnff chlekins,
tMKrn. In bbfs . weliihlnc 7 lbs per pair. 21
IKfi broiling chickens, western. In boxes,
nWlnr 8f4 lbs per pilr, aiiJJ(lc: chickens,
nlcblDK 5fl lbs per pilr. 21w24c; do. mixed
ptt lse;oc: broilers. Jcrnv, fanev, ,12Sf35c:
rtlltrs other neirhy wrlBhlnc 14 it" lbs.
WW. tOJTSic: turkejs, pi r ib Taney ncarbv.
ESSJc: fancy western, 32033c. fair to (,-ood.
MUSIC: old toms. "j(Ji3ii', tommon, aiwa7c:
Lfcdu. nearby, a3wJ5c,.do, western, ajofa4c:
M nearoy, iuui-il. uo, wimirii. invi-wu,
nub! per dozen White, welThln llwla lbs
Erten 14 5004 7.1. vhlte. wcluhlnw 01H
per dozen, ft7r4 2.1; white, welKhlnu H
aper.doien. . TO'.') '.'"; white, wclKhlni; 7 lbs.
ErfoMn. I2n(l&.'7ri. whiti. wclchlnc lfl!4
t per dozen IL'Sfa'.M, .lark, S1.75wa.a5i
tull and No 2 :W'A St.
FRESH FRUITS
'Receipts were llslit and xalues generally were
ttQ sustained, but demand was only moderate.
fiM'ttlons' AppUs, pur bbl York imperial,
ftSi'.i) Den Davis, S'l .lOir 1 71. Haldwln. No.
( HWdlMl: do unirrnded S3; Oreenlnir,
.11.I, H .-.oU.'i CO. do. ungraded, t.lli t L'.i:
4is. No 1. J15i". .111 do ungraded, 3l4;
tuymin. No. 1, S4. 50. do, ungraded.
Iw.ttlnesap. No 1, HZ'Hu, 00. unxraded,
IISOVJIO, apples, norti.-.estern, per box.
W03 5(1, lemons per tiox, $3aei: orances,
irwa per crate uriieni, ianev. ijuvn russet,
r ttlti blftfV. V'6l 1 rrnnhnrrln Pntin I n,l 'nar
(Mi I13UQJ: do. Jer!e, per crtu' Sll.nu,
tntrMPFlB Vlncliln a r...,. Jlllf? Id,.
1 --, a suituti, jyci iuaii iuu uuv
VEGETABLES
Tbsteneral market was quiet nnd without lm
rant ihatife, Ouotutlons White potatoes,
ptasn I"ennslvanla choice, Sa 758(3. New
lork. choice. JJ 75 Maine choice, $a 7.1W2.00.
Wero. choice, $.' ..Iwa.10 white, potatoes.
r. Ir basket. SI r.UOfl 7.1, sweet potatoes,
rti1' Duorif, per uui io i, in .iUVI.i, rso. -,
.p08: sweet potatots Uelaw.iro anil Mary-
A if.' l h rnre r No 1, SI 7r.t(ia 1.1, No. a.
MIJWI 60; culls SI. sweet potatoes. Jerse,
.W Itsket No 1, SI 40191 10. No 2. .10W5c:
ami per 100-lb. baa- No 1 cl!ow. Is. 10 (ill).
. southern par hamper, S1.7JMaa5,
teh. Norfolk, prr bbl. $.11: do. Texas.
r.""Pr. I-J.10M.1, hale. Norfolk, per' hbl .
ii ?f.' '""Ullowir. Nuifolk. per trate, SI. 50
1;. iisri., iioriui, nney per basKet, S3 .ill
lettuie. l'lorlda poor to kooiI, per basket.
M'i celery Florida, per 10-lnch crate. S3W
W, Deans. Flnrl.ln nrtr IiiihUaI llrun t'.lTillll.
(, I510j eggplant riorlili, per box, S3 .10
til peppers. Florid 1 per box. $5 30tl: squash.
rCv.. ' Kox' ' 7.1S2,.'3 peas, riorlda per
IRIIKet :,fr7! tnm-lfnf.,1 llnrl.l . l.n. , rnl.
ilj?': mu"hrootv. Pir 4.1B: basket, SI. 40
Cirri J l"N1CH:i in. bum. SI I T.1015 10.
lfc tr,7rTR.e"lpt"' ,''00 haA. market strong-.
Hflri ,l,?i'y SUlSOiauS. cows and
KoSon?,7Si',l,s'' "tockors and feeders.
R.'!K?'."i Texans. C3 oomi Mil. uiin
It? hlSr"1",'1"8' 40l ''""I. market strons.
lbi ji'''0C'iili WC8,L'' mi08jiatl5;
,'KBWYORK dutter and eggs
EW vnm.- ....,.
CW 40B7 I,.?'. i1.,"" 1" "UTTKIl HP.
j,( 11)117 tubs. 1 irm No 1 banjo In nuo-
tfrij .J"lMp'"' ln'"" " Irresular.
YIaJ ;,1i!,r", nr"1"- 2H4 1'. I'rsts. a74'iP
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MISCKLIMNnoUB
" In
11, DIVIDENDS DECLARED
lar ui,rterwa.,Vfftcrn """ Company.
F4 stock nil, t.u llfKT. Icnt on ,ha P
k.k .rr11. Payable April 14 tn win, l. ne AJTA..t
Urblyrf nu" an,J SuPplr Company, usual
Wa-M4arrhr28.m,,P',aLle ,0 "i
W ulml nS.l"W nni' Transfer
ilMirehiiaS?,eir.",jof.7:s con,s " share,
Situ, comnlnl0 'i0" ,.r'co.ril M-': 24
payabi.. A..V11 "v. . "' "" ,,"u Prejerren
. eyou. April a tu stock of record
n lj"of i,'"-'? ,,lallway Company, regular
11 iL;i,J.?lIlr hRr8 on ,he preferred
U?Wt of moVd M.Ta4U"' V'1""0 Apr"
" Wri?riJlf1,i'??.-,lnd ,Ushl Company,
I ik . 'S.y.,?1'?'?." J"'2I " he pre!
Und,S!?,tk TeleKraph Company, regular
'rw Automatlo Miriiin. r-n,..,
' KlWii,!? ?. "L W Pefif?ed
1 an' " April M to holders of record
rtran?1.rhoo!Ilx Natlonil Hank, usual
,'" 0 3 Ptr cent, payable April a.
bPvIiifr Bond Issue Proposed'
-mubwood, N, j March 19.
Lannounces that n" ordinance
v,veu prepal.ea for introduction
LJ?f "fM,on of Council, providing
iirtl P1 ma,ely IlliOOP
QuoUtloni. V! Mi(o()lj No. 2 southern
all". liB'Ollill rcjecieu ... i""
2ri r4 i; Iimi.wi. . .....
i
Cans' ?.' vo a yellow. ji.23Mi.-m: .10,
KLdVestern ?i .o6i uji do, No. -I. yellow.
l'-,U. ''i' jellow. ll.2llW.l5n4. ,
III::'., no. 3c"u;VV... ,..h nmnnnd was
RBrfj -t"Vi.ni, nr, 9iU(V. Kraperruu,
PorlM. per crate, J Jill t, plnpapiiWs, Porto
to Pr cratp. wG-i Mi, iranlMrr.es, Capo
Cod. nrr nhl.VMnt- v Iit.i iirlAtlna intTJ: r.ii
ARTISANS' ORDER'S
NEW YEAR GREETING
Confidence of Executive in Im
proving Legislation for Further
Progress on Sound Principles
Most Kxccllent Master Artisan Jncob II.
Jordnn, one of the most nblo nnd con
BclentlouB fraternal tounaclorfl, who wns
raised by imanlinoua oto ut the recent an
nual session of the A. O. M. P.,-sends at
tho bcglnnlnB of IiIr ndmlnlstrntlon this
KicctltiR to tho rank nnd flic of his mem
liciKhlp: To the lUMor 0 the Fraternal Department i
ucsintiiiig our new Artisan year, th6
greatest optimism prevails ceryvhere. At
every olllclal visitation made by tho most
exec lent olIlccrM thui far a class of oan
tl dates hits been Initiated. Willi the marr
nincent ndnnce In our financial condition
last year and with tho further re-enforcc-mctit
nt our foundation by the concentra
tion of our "Sick Heneflt Fund." with tho
unusual Industrial activity everywhere prc
alllnc;, uii slcns point to a cry success
ful year for tmr order numerically. Hvery
individual seems to be enthused with our
motto. "i:Ufh for all, all for each," And
tho slonan as suggested by the most ex
cellent artisan for 1917 Is being assiduously
worked out, that Is, "..very man get a man."
Neer before in the history of our order
was the spirit of "get together" more
manifest. JACOH II. JORDAN,
M. 1J Master Artisan.
Ji uBM.ral,boJj I th0 representatives, as
lemblv ',.';' ,,,,ril-" "', t" Most lixcellent As
sembij. at the annual session, were loud In
P""1"" ' Otrmantown Assembly for the very
ib,r,ln, ,"'",' """'"'hospitality and enter
talmnent undertaken by that enterprlslnu host.
mi!,'ni rn,nk Krmlrlck was chairman of tho com.
mI ,JS..Sf nf.rn!enenls, composed of the assem
bl reprisentatives and alternates as follows: J.
rimrV'lt.1',5"',i "'..M' J.0"eH' '" Htempfle.
i-.SiL1-c,i?k,A,.XBr",er Johnson. Harry
Kendlit. K. Kendrlrk, S. H. Myers. W. J.
lutihinson. 11. v. Sha, Thomas llrooks. C.
iV MhtJr"i' " 'lunter l.ott. William A. Clroff.
sir. h. i?lZf.Hnil . J'"inan. In addition.
M,i,"i',' ,J0. ,''.,", 1,,lUa ilatthows, Krnest
1 irii . i.C nlown Assembly, and
V,Ji1 C' Mm! .,.ot l nderilown. and Frank A.
t halmers, of William Fatton Assembly, acted on
the (oinmlttee. Chalrjnan Kendrlck uppointed
thn subiommlttees as follows.
a ''"''"nlntnent Alexander S. Johnson. Frank
Alive MaTthes! ' '- COOK Hnrry KcnJlB U,,a
I'ubtlcltj Cook. Kendrlck nnd Smith.
I'rlze and enrds-hhan, Jones, tlroff, E, r.
Kendrlck. K. MacIJonald and l.ang.
Jlall Hrooks and Htempfle.
Luncheon Shaw. I.aiknian, Matthews, Jones
Hint l.amr.
jjj'ors Johneon, Jrrs. Hutchinson and
Committee to Interest business men Johnson,
Shaw Hnd De l.ellls.
These committees met nt the home of Chair
man Kendrlck. 101 Kast Washington lane, once
n week for three months and encountered em
larrasimerits. especially in tho matter of s-leit-Ine
both convention and banquet halls. All tho
detail work involving- so great personal sacrillie
or time and the expense of several hundred dol
la rs they consider well Justified by the success
of thrlr efforts Hnd by the pleasure of their
.ipprti latlve tuests.
Fidelity Assembly had n real live meeting and
Initiated six candidates, the buttons being pre
sented by Mtother Alexander Johnson, tho new
deputy, from Clermantown Assembly, whose serv
ices Indicated an officer of high fraternal char-,
neter, and Fidelity felt so highly honored and
appreciative that a basket or flouern un nm.
scaled to him. In accepting the gift Brother
Johnson assured the members of his heirty
ilfslro for cooperation and requested the privi
lege of serving on committees of the assembly
for plenty of work. Itccorder Kites gave an In
teresting report on the work of the Most Kx
cellent Assembly nnd paid tribute to tho bojs
of Cermantonn Assembly for the royal hos
pitality given the representatives and officers
of that body.
M. F.. M. A. Jordan was present, but owing
to the obvious deterrent of assisting in consum
ing a bountiful repast ho was excused from
speaking. An apprqprlate memorial ceremony
was obsjrved for the late Brothers Hamilton
and H. F. Oloss. The producers of Fidelity
will be banqueted by nonproducers.
An official visitation wns made by tho Most
Excellent officers to Apollo Assembly. There
was a fair turnout of tho members nnd two
new members were received. The Apollo Orches
tra plaseil an important part in the entertain
ment of the evening.
Deputy niwood ltubbs found his way Into the
ncod graces of the members of Northwestern
Assembly, which met at Totem Hall. Twentv
sixth street nnd Columbia avenue. Dr. II. H.
l.ott. the former deputy, wns on hand to extend
Ills good wishes to his successor and promised
co operation to make this year the best North
western has ever experienced. The initiatory
work performed by Inspector Wood before a class
of three candidates was of a very high charac
ter. This assembly will entertain Its ladles
on .Saturday, March 31, at Athletic Tark, Twen
t -seventh and Jefferson streets.
The official visitations for this week are:
Tuesday night. St. l'aul's Assembly, No. 30, at
Clnclnnatus Hall. Front and Norrls streets!
Thursday night, Trenton Assembly, No. til, at
Trenton, ". J,
The board of directors held a meeting for or
ranlzntlon on Wednesday evening last, when the
following officers were elected: President. Jacob
It. Jordan! vice president. Frank A. Chalmers,
Hsn.i secretary. John W. Calvert solicitor,
Joseph T. Tn) lor. I".sq.: medical examlner-ln-chief.
Dr. P. W. Oadd.
president Jordan made tho following appoint
ments oj committees: Property committee. Broth
ers Maloney. Smith nnd Klpsej 1 Artisan, Broth
ers Mockley. Kendrlck and Voorhees: death
claims, Brothers Wlswell. Oreathead nnd Chal
mers: literature, Brothers Maloney and Oreat
head; bills, Brothers l.lpaey and Doerle: ap
praiser. Brother Doerle,
M II. M. A. Jordan. M. H. R. Chalmers and
Xf" n It. Itccorder paid an official visit to
Fraternity Assembly at I.akewood. N. J., where
they found almost a, totil attendance of the resl
dent members and were given a very cordial
greeting. Six new members wero admitted, flvo
of whom were proposed by Brother Naylor. who
promises more work for the year. The members
listened with interest to the addresses of the
Most Excellent officers and the humorous en
tertainment furnished by Brother Jordan. The
assembly, through Dr. William O. hchauffler.
expressed their pleasure and appreciation of the
visit and It was agreed if a class of ten can
didates could bo procured for the May meeting
the Most iixcouenc "'"'" '""'"
visit with a company of Philadelphia ArtisanB.
SONS 'OF AMERICA
Assignment of Traveling Orators at
Tuesday and Wednesday Night Camps
Tho arrangements for the xlsltatlon of the
(lying squadron tomorrow night to all tho
Tuesday evening camps of Philadelphia aro
completed. Tho orators announced aro as
signed as follows:
Camp 2IB. 310 Frankfort avenue! Camp
360, 2770 Frankfort avenue: Cnmp 3. Arnber
and Norrls streets; Camp 04, 40oJ Frankfort
avenue: Camp 10'). Blchmond and Ash streets!
Camp (188. UI17 North Broad street: Camp 33.'.
1317 North Broad street! Camp 34. aermantown
avenue and Cumberland street: Camp 403. Fifth
Snd Humifildon streets: Camp 430. Oermantown
avenue and Butler strmt: Cainu .,11 HM N"r'!
Broad street: Camp 444. Twenty-first and South
Btreetsi Camp 12fl. 804 West Cllrard avenue!
Camp 478? Twenty-ninth and Fletcher streets
(grand wind-up camp of speakers): Camp 570.
Seventeenth antl Fontain streets: Camp 081.
Sevenuentu and Fontaln .tree..! Camp . 2M.
avenue "cnpie: 278" South -.econd.
street.
On Wednesday night of this week the squad
ron will v sit the Wednesday evening camps, as
follows- Camp 204. 1313 Columbia avenues
Camp 383. 22lr. Columbia avenue! Camp Sell.
40'MJ Lancaster avenue: Camp 540. 4040 Lancas
ter avenue: Camp 481. Sixty-third street and
roodUndUeAvenueiPCa.nP 348 aermamown and
Indiana avenues! Camp 404, .'74 uermaniown
avenue Camp 371. Jllchmond street and In
dluna avenue, ,
All members of the order have been Invited by
the varfous camps to attend the meetings on
this. f evenings and the Interest manifested will
! rfaSht result in large attendance In every
?amS Camp 47H l" selected for the great Tues
day evening vvlnd-up. where the various speakers
vvlfi lather at the closing meeting of the evening.
The Thursday evening camps will be visited
. aShi i' and the Friday camps on April 20.
S?hArPcarnSs' dates will be published later.
0lThe scSSdron dea came from State Secretary
nwf.. ii i Helms and Is now being followed
by d her organ Uatlons 'in the city. The aquad
ran all met at headquarters this afternoon,
when the Evimvo Litwua camera man secured
u plcturo of them.
fomu RSI continues to hold Its socials and
A..J.." ih. first Monday of each month In
& Cm..tinJ iiuaftera. at 1030 North Twenty.
'"PJPh it rfet Under the auspices ot the enter.
r8neaV&utK:.f c'rarr,heirf Y,:
v. iinnnfy. chairman! M. '-. Vr1""'! " "i
vvulinn it. N. Butler, r. uenroeuer. jr., mm
Si Holly these affairs prove to be very
iiunkelberger. trustees, hope to move the canu
l"w more spaclias and eonsnlcuoua quarters, to
erSn of foreign service and a commissioned
lLl,attd2n;.nlnc'rturnlni bom. from M.xl-
can ooraer uuiy. . .
Camp 443. of Naxaretn. will bold aclaw
InltUtlon and reception on i March ! -havtaB
accurta iwu wnmu. . -. ---
amonei atr
' II I. IS I 1 111 I I II I I I S SSI ii SI--------
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
An Immenso Delegation of Local Mem
bers With Band to Cnmden Council
V. V. 8. 0. FVnncIs Alrey had chnrgo of
another' class Initiation at lone Council, No,
765, y, 1'. A with tv largo attendnnco of
members. Tho following nssumed the more
Importnnt parts of the work: Councilor, Jr.
I. H. C rihenemnn ; vice Councilor, Albert
II. ICnatz, of Hamilton Council, No. 841; D.
D. S. C. Francis Alrey, Jr., past councilor,
nnd Slato Council Sectctnry Ford, ns chap,
lain.
More than 500 members of the various councils
of this clly attended one of the most suicessful
visitations ever held Inst Tuesday evening to
1 nomas Jefferson Council, No. MM. of Camden.
Accompanied bV the Frankfort Ban 1 nnd under
the escort of the Ouards of Hamilton Council.
No. 841, the Philadelphia members were met at
Camden by the guards ami band of Jefferson
Council, nnd from thence escorted to U-"lr hall,
receiving plaudits all along the llr.t.
The visiting brethren were welcomed by Stnte
Council Secretary William II. Mlers, of New
Jersey. Itemnrks were made by Jr. P. S. t",
Sheneman, H, (', Secretary Ford and Past State
Councilors McKelvey and Solly, of Pennsylvania.
After many Interesting addresses and refresh
ments tho meeting adjourned, with the promise
that the brethren of New Jersey would shortly
return the visit to Philadelphia. The attend
anco was so largo that the large room of Jef
ferson Council was packed to overflowing, which
wad trulv Indicative of the great enthusiasm
manifested.
Diligent Council, No. I. with Its guards: Port
Richmond Council. No. 'J34. and Colonel John
Clark Council. No. (115. In conjunctlpn with
visiting brethren from other councils, visited
nnd were roynllv received by Fldelltv Council
No, 21, of Bristol, last Thursday evening. Spe
clnl cars were procured for the larg" party
I. D. H. C. Freeman, of No. 234i P. C.
Charles J. (Iros. of No. (11.1: P. C. Augustus H.
(loehel. of America. No. 30: P. C. Klton M.
Baldwin, or No. 4i Past State Councilor Mc
Kelvev. Captain Wilde nnd others, of No. I. nil 1
many members from No (115 nddresed the meet
Inc. Brothers Lvndnll Bell and u host of others
responded In beb.ilf nf Flilelltv Council. H. O.
Secretary Ford and Jr. P. S. C. Sheneman spoke
in tho great work being done by the wrlou-c
councils of the district and State. After closing
tho meeting the visiting brethren were escorted
to tho banquet hall where a bounteous repist
was served. A visitation of members of Fldelltv
Council will be made tn Philadelphia next month.
Hamilton Council. No. 811. 5210 Market street,
will celebrate Its ninth anniversary tomorrow
nmni iimm tne greatest enthusiasm In ndiii
tlon to an exi client program of voc.il nnd In
strumental music , Mate Councilor the ltev Sim
ucl A. Hurker. State Councilor Miller, i'einisvl
vanlaj state. Council Secretary Ford and Jr. P.
S. C Sheneman will respond to many themes
uf cre.it Interest to tho members. A large ilele
gntlon of members of l,..lln Darrah Coumll.
No. 172. of Camden. N. J..' will be In intend
anee. with guards under command ot Colonel
William .Morris.
Hamilton Council, No. 811. will celebrate Its
anniversary with the greatest delight beiause of
tho extraordinary suci c ss which 1ms come lo It
within tho last year a record In Um nrtlvo
existence of this progressive body of Americans.
The monthly meeting ol the Oood of the Order
Association will be held next Wednesday eve
nlng at Iloseun Council, No IS S14 (llrard ave
nue, when further details will be reported as to
Mnrchlng Club for the next Stuto Council ses
slon. All delegates of tho various count lis nre
requested to attend. Brother Charles K. Ban
man, president. Is anxious that every council
should report, as far as possible, how many aro
likely to go to Heading. Brither Francis Alrey.
president of the unnu.il anniversary banquet, has
i ailed another meeting of the committee nt the
same time nnd place Immediately after adjourn
inent of the Oood of the Order Association.
District Deputy State Councilor Dambaih has
arranged for n visitation to Quaker CIt Coun
ell No. 84. Textile Hill, Kensington avenue nnd
Cumberland street, next Thursday evening, when
mnnv visiting brethren ure expected to attend.
S. C. Secretary Ford and Jr. P. S. C. Shene
man have promised to be In attendance. No. 81
Is nrranglng to enter the district class Initiation
to Is) shortly held.
America Council. No. 30, will hold n lirge
rlnss Initiation at Its hall. Eleventh street and
Columbl i avenue, next Friday evening, when
candidates and members will lm present from
Eagle Coumll No. 3. Damascus, No. 5'I0, and
(Irace. No. 1,11. An Initiatory Fluff has Just
been formed In Xo. 30 under tho direction nf
Past Councilor Augustus H.,Goebel. A large
attendance Is extwcteJ to hear the beautiful s.ort
form of ritual.
GRAND FRATERNITY
Big Branch No. 4 Holds Reception for
Executive Officers and New Members
Two hundred and fifty members of Phila
delphia Hr.inch No. 4 were present nt the
opening of the meeting to greet tho gen-,
oi al ofllccrs, nrrangementt having been
made for an otllcers' night. Twenty-five
new members were taken Into the order.
while .twenty-ono were Instructed In the
ritualistic work.
After the business was disposed of the doors
were opened to the guests of the members nnd
the evening's entertainment wns started with a
piano selection by Prof. William Weisbecker.
President Frederick Gaston then delivered a
very able nddress. A solo by Miss Wray Eaken.
accompanied by Mr. Donald MacKenzle, was
well received.
Vice President George A. Hugglns spnUe on
the adequaty of rates. He pointed out the fact
that there was an awakening among all classes
for the need of provision for the future. He
also Informed his hearers that the fraternity
had secured sixty additional tenants since the
time It had taken possession of Its new building.
The brothers were then entertained by the East
Falls Male Quartet, composed of William Smith.
Ftanley Snlth. James Buckley and Willi. un
Brown.
Tho next speaker was Secretary William E.
Oregg. who gave a clear and expllilt outline of
the manner of keeping the records of member
ship, as well as reading communications from
several Insurnnco Departments of the States in
which the (Irimil 1th rnii" s -n. "inr enm
mending the officers upon the splendid condition
of their records and the facility with which they
were able to make an examination of Its affairs.
Frater Oregg was followed bj the Marlon String
Band, and then Hon. A. E Keeport, treasurer
of the Grand rratcrnltv. spoke of tho flnnpclal
strength and tho grntlfvlng progress mado bv
the fraternity during his association with the
organization.
Prizes for the recommendation of new mem
bers were then awarded by Superintendent If.
Bruce Melxel, after which the entertainment
committee, upon tho urrent request of District
Superintendent WIIM"'" F 1 Is r. immediately
got on the Job for "doings ' until (?) a. in:
Industrial Branch. No 50 villi meet this
evening at Fraternity Building. The stag
plnochlo party, with prizes for the winners nnd
refreshments and smokes for all. will be I ho
method of passing away the hours after the
business session Is completed. The members nre,
requested to Invite their friends nnd assist In
making this affair a success similar to that ot
February's, smoker. .
Ladies' Branch. No 20 will have Initiation
followed by a musleale for tho members and
friends, next Thursday night, after which re
freshments 'will be served. Lady members of
all branches are cordially Invited to attend the
business session of the branch, nnd nil mem
bers nnd friends will be heartily welcomed at
the social hour. -,
The pinochle party given bv Oak Park Branch.
No. 300, was well attended. Good friend and
frater Joseph 13. Williams was greatly missed
by the members, and It Is their sincere hope
that his work In the West may snon be ter
minated for his early return. Three prizes
were awarded to the winners and refreshments
were served.
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. M.
Councils Honor Border Members by
Special Receptions and Gifts
John n. Marlln and John 13. Armstrong
Councils tendered a reception to the mem
bers of the Junior Order who served with
the National Guard on the border. The
meeting was well attended by tho members
of the order. The speakers of the evening
were Henry H. Slnnamon, Fsq , from John
E. Armstrong Council; Thos. H. AValters.
from John n. Marlln Council, and William
C. Hahn, from Dlrlgo Council Charles S.
Wallace, from John 13. Armstrong Council,
was tho chairman of tho meeting. Tho uni
form rank of Armstrong and Marlln Coun
cils was well represented, Captain Fred
Hudson having chargo of tho Armstrong
Guard and Captain Henry Wellcnmann of
tho Marlln Ouards.
The members honored were Edward Nuskey,
Council No. 130: Morris Hicks. Council No. (IS I:
Joseph II. Ferguson. Council No. 20. Each
guardsman was presented with a boutonnler
ns a token of appreciation from thn council
Mr. Slnnamon spoke on the red rose. Its full
meaning and sentiments, and also compared the
wars of the past to those ot the present day.
Patriotic addresses were made by tha other
sneakers present. Following She meeting a ban
nuet was served The following committee had
charge of the reception: K K. Leatherman,
George Leurht. Char es H. Wallace. Henry If.
Slnnamon. Henry Wellenmann. W. v. Cassldy,
Thomas II. Waltera. John 1 Hue. Jr.. Way.
land It. Herb.
a large visitation was made to General O. K.
Warren Council. No. 084. by the Dlrlgo Visit
ing Club, with the co-operation of the other
councils In the city. The meeting was very well
attended by the various visiting clubs of tha
attended by the various visiting clubs of tha
rltv. The meetings of the visiting cluba are
becoming more popular leach month. There were
twelve councils represeiiieu i ma meeting, as
follows: Belief Counc . Marlln Council, (leneral
(1 K. Warren Council. Dlrlgo Council, Stephen
flirard Council, Frankllnyllle. Cquncll, Fred M.
Wagner Council. I.ewla Wlrth Council, John 13.
Armstrong Council. America Council. The fol
lowing membera Present spoke on the good of
he S?deri vVIIllam C. ifahn, J Thomas N.vltt.
Addison Ksler. O Knabb. William Floss. Henry
Wellenmann. A. D. Jonea. William Graham and
Charle Kaufman.
The next visit of the Dlrlio visiting club will
be on Monday evening. April 16. at the council
room ot John E. Armstrong Council. 2210 East
Buaauebanna avenue; Each .council present
'TSd that It would have twice tha number
greater activity. Many council! have organised
degree teams, and are doing a wonderful work
along the line of class Initiations. At thn next
semiannual report of the State of Pennsylva
nia It will be shown thnt there will be a lango
substantial aaln' mad In the city.
John II. Armstrong Council, No. 130, ten
dered a reception tu Us members who were In
service on thn Mexlian border, every honored
member being present, A good entertainment
was arranged, with good speakers and good
eats,
A reception was tendered by John 11. Marlln
Council mi 'I hursdny evening tn Its past coun
illnrs. Many of tho past councilors that have
jiot been present at the meetings came to the
reception. These receptions are tendered bv thfc
coumll everv three months, and the past coun
cilors look forward to their night. The guards
of tho council were nlso equipped with the new
uniforms, nnd n snappy' drill was held, the
guard making u good Impression on tho mem
bership. Ladles' night was the feature of Keystone
Council on Thursday evening, when the mem
bershlp was out In full force with their ladles
Tho meeting wns will attended, The speakers
nf the evening wre 'lliomas II. Walters, from
John It Marlln Council, who spoke cm the prin
ciples nf tho Junior order'. John V Hue. Jr.,
depukv Statn councilor from Marlln Council,
who spoke nn the beneficiary degree, which Is
the Insurance lirniuh nt the Junior order.
Brother Arthur Nevltt. deputy Stale Councilor
I mm John It Marlln Council. spok nn "I.ove
nf One Order ' lie freshments were served, and
the members present voted to havn another
ladles' night In the very near future
ROYAL ARCANUM IN
FORWARD MOVEMENT
The Readjustment on Solvent
Basis Brings Confidence for
Durability and Prqgress
TIip ir.idjiistmriit of rates In nnv society
Is not n pleasant experience when It be
comes nccccs.iry to do It. It lias Its uncer
tainty as to tho effect It will have upon
tho membership bcfoio It Is put Into opera
tion nnd upon tho work of reorganizing
the rank and llle after. Now that tho crisis
In passed In the Hoj.nl Arcanum there Is the
vntlsfnctlnn of knowing that the number of
uspensloiiM Is liot mote than was rintlci
p.itrd 'l he numerous options and rates have made
mm h work for the subordinate and supreme
officers vvhlili llnv have so falthfulls per
foi inert to the sitlsfnctlim nf the lov il mem
hers who sllll tmmrior ninrlj 200,000 It Is
tp , tlless to discuss the reasons for not having
adjusted the rates sooner 'I his, however, does
not affect the r.ict that what w.is done was
necessary and that the protettion given now Is
fir better on ntinunt of this work, and that
tin- perpetuity of thv order Is established Coun
i lis nre now Imsv reinstating suspended mem
bers nnd Initiating new blood into tho order
It Is no longer a matter of Infercnte. to say
Hut tinny of tbosn who permitted themsvlves
to be suspended aro sorrv they did so Within
the Inst two months the Supreme Council's rec
ords Indicate that nenrlv 2000 suspended mem
bers havi" upplled and been reinstated In tho
subordln itn councils
A tonslderablo number of members who re
duced tho amount nf their lertlfkites Just be
fore the, new rates became effective have also
applied for thn restoration of the I irger amount.
1 be sc brethren have discovered their mist cko
prnmptlv 'Ihvlr second thought wns best The
deslriblo thing Is to lnvn Hie first right also
He Instalments are good, but It Is vastly better
not to be suspended at alt
The issoelated councils nf Philadelphia and
vlclnltv will hold tin Ir next innnlhlv meeting
on April 10 Itl thv? hall of Manarnon Council,
No 1010 Phoenlxvllle. Va when Manaroon
will celebrate Its twent fifth anniversary
Pieparatlons are being made bv the Phoenix
vllle brethren for n rov il good tttne Grad
officers have been invited Including some dls
tlngulshed cpeakers Philadelphia represeutu
tlves should turn out strong for this nfTalr, as
Mamroon's representatives are among the most
faithful visitors to Philadelphia meetings
Philadelphia Council No 201 held nn varlv
session in order to ndmlt Us friends nnd fam
ilies to the chamber for a real minstrel show,
given bv tho Y M C A. dormitory troupe. The
hew officers of this big council have mapped out
a complete schedule of new nnd novel enter
tainments for the winter Begcnt Evans should
be supported b the entire rank for the DPlendld
meetings since his Installation The next treat
will takv place nn Tuesday, March 27 when a
genuine Dutch luni h (sauerkraut with nil the
trimmings) is tho special Inducement offered,
II S Lewis. Iile member of General Put
nam Council No. 114(1, of Brooklvn N Y, and
now one nf the faithful of Philadelphia, No 20.1,
is mailing return postal cards to me, members
referring to "Thnt trip to Brooklvn, are ou
wltli us.'" the purpose of which is to pay a
fraternal vlslp to General Putnam Council on
Saturday, April 21 Special railroad futilities
h.ivo been arranced to take a largo delegation
on this pilgrimage, Inc hiding most all of the
grind offliers nf tho Pennsvlvanli Grand Coun
ell Generil Putnam knows how to and. gen
erally does, entcrtnln lovalb, and Judging from
the appearance when visiting Philadelphia last
venr. look to measure un lo lis reputation
Train will leave Philadelphia at 4 p. m. Early
acceptances are solicited to enable tho commit
tee to comple to Its advance duties.
An.inlau Council Is one of the Philadelphia
councils which will relieve the supreme and
grand councils' treasury of prize monev offered
for reinstatements lias there ever been ani
thliu proposed In tho ltoyal Arcanum In which
Ate-anlan his not figured
('.Irani Council will consolidate with Guar
antee Council after April I The consolidated
lounells will meet In Glrard Assembly rooms
on tho second nnd fourth Tuesdays of each
month and will be known as Guarantee Council,
No 1470 The special deputy W J Stoklnger,
was appointed by Grand Itegent I. II Gelsen
berer lo perfect tho consolidation
Gerniantown Council promises to take first
honors In the reinstatement campaign nnd enrich
Us tieasurv hnndsomelv by tho liberal cash
prlres offered by both the Supreme Count 11 and
the Grand Council of Pennsylvania Whllo tho
campaign ends April 1. many Interested con
testants are hoping for an extentlon of time.
The Royal Arcanum Bowling League held an
entertainment at the hall of Haverford Council.
In Illttenliousc. Hall. Fifty -third street unci
Haverford avenue, on Friday night last
Huverford Council has fixed March 30 as a
special reinstatement night for suspended mem
lers. A committee has dmh organized to round
up a goodly number of old s. ,ers
THE MACCABEES
Review and Dedicatory Committee
Meeting by Woman's Benefit
Association
lilr.ud Kcvlew, Parkway Hulldlng, Miss
Mary Collins commander, received three ap
plications for membership, and all were
pleased to see Mrs. Phenlo Haws at the
meeting again Miss Huigln, the supremo
chaplain, was also a welcome visitor, as
were Mrs, Mabel Heckler and Mrs. Cora
13mcry, of the guard
The first meeting of the dedicatory commit
tee since the I.u Lu Temple meeting, with Chair
man Mrs V M Helms presiding, was held at
K O, 13 Hall last Friday evening, ahd the re
ports were so satisfactory that It Is considered
thit hut one more meeting need be held fv settle
nil business -Miss Burgln thanked tho commit
tee for its nice present and also for all as
sistance Bartram Itevlew Oriental Hall. Tlfly-second
street and Haverford avenue, received two ap
plications for membership secured by Miss
Church of Liberty Be;i IteWew In the ab
sence of tho commander. Mrs. Minnie Evans,
who was reported 111, tlm lieutenant commander,
Mrs Bertha Illter, presided In a capable man
ner. Action was taken to admit Liberty Bell
Itevlew bv dispensation of the supreme com
mander. Miss Blna M West, nt the ivquest of
Miss Bureln. Visitors present were Mrs Mabel
Heckler, of the uniform rank who announced
TOO l,Tf3 FPU I'KXtSIFirATION
UKI.r WANT Kl FF.MA1.K
rEEDEUS," Gordon Press, experienced, 48 hours
steady work. Wolf & Co . 12th and Callowhlll
fielUSEWOniC, general 2 adults, small housed
no washing. Phone Oermantown 2078 J.
HKI.r WANTED MAI.K
LAIIOHEHS. white or colored, for steel work,
Inside and outside: steady work, good wages
Apply supt. steel work. Henry Dlsston Son,
Inc., Tacony. Philadelphia.
IinAlDEn YOUNd. ACTIVF. MAN. TO ACT
AS FOREMAN Oil ASSISTANT: MUST
HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE ON MILLINERY
AND DRESS BRAIDS ON ALL KINDS OF
OERMvN MACHINES. ADDRESS "I." 02
T. O. BOX 3300.
NEWBPAPER MAN, young, wanted to write
advertising copy: splendid opportunity for am
bltlous young man. P COT, Ledger Office
MACHINISTS wanted: first-class engine lathe
"nnd. Wm F. Ruwell. 710 Noble.
YOUNG MAN. as charging clerk In parcel post
department of wholesale bouse: must furnish
hest of reference and state salary. Address
P O J-ock.Box 1013.
CLERK Young man. as charging clerk In par
eel post department of wholesale house! must
furnish l;;st of references' arid state aalary.
AddreasP4. O. Lock Box 1813.
FEEDERS. Gordon grrai. cxiwrlrncrdl .48 hmTrsi
ieajywork. Wolf it Co.. 12th Callowhlll
TEMPLATE. MAKERS for structural ,teel
plant; good wagea for flrst-claia men. whi ran
report at once. Apply by letter or In, person,
I201Morrla Jllejjng. . .
" MOROAOES J
MONEY FOR MPRJSEB'
that tho handkerchief bataaf given by Mrs.
Marlum Nicholson nnd Airs, Minnie Eisns In
llartrnni Itevlew room had nelled them S28. and
thanked all who hnd assisted. Mrs. Mary Smith,
of Liberty Hell Itevlew, was also a visitor.
Betsy Itoss Itevlew held Its first meeting In the
new room In flosehlll Hall, Allegheny avrnuo
nnd 11 street, on Tuesday evening, Initiating
two candidates. Three applications for mem
bership were secured by Commander England
and Mrs. Osborne. Visitors pn sent were Mrs.
Heckler and Mrs. Emery and Supremo Chaplain
Miss llurgln.
Deatljs
ANDERSON. At Lambertvllte. N .1 , JOHN
A. ANDERSON, aged S. Funeral 114 N. Union
St.. Wed,, II a, m,
ASKEW. First day. Third Month. 18th,
JOSEPH WILKINSON, aged 87. Relatives and
friends Invited lo funeral services. Third day.
20th. t p. m.. 302 N. 3.1th st Int. Altoonn Pa.
MAIHill. March 17. PAI'l.tNE MILLER,
wlfo of Charles Under, eged B2. Relatives nnd
irjeiius invucu 10 lunerai. vvecl.. a P. in resi.
eleneo of son-ln liw. John II. Brown 3127 N.
2 .Ih at. Int. private. Friends may call 'lues,
after 8 p. in.
BARRY. March 17 ROSII3 BARRY (nee Mc
uovcrn), wife of Edward J Birry Relatives
and friends Invited lo funeral, Wed 8 30 n m..
2310 S 20th st High requiem mass St Mon
ica's Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
IIARTRAM. .March is. 1011 Shackninaxon
ft. GLOUGE II, hu-chand of late Abagall Bar
tram (nee Dorian), nged 70. Relatives nnd
friends. Purity Lodge. No. 3.M. I. O O F i cm
ploves of the .Spring Garden Branch, f (1. I..
imd nil organl7Btlons of which lie was a mem
ber. Invited to funeral services ncl a
P. in., apts. of Tltlow Bros . 3427 N Broad at.
Int. private.
BECKER. March 17. FRANCISKA BECKER
(nee VValtnr), wife of Herman J. Bec'.er aged
'?'.. Kejatlves and friends, Arrheonfraternlty
of tire Holy Fnmllv Invited to funeral Wed
8.30 n, m.. 1013 N Randolph st. Solemn re
quleni mass st Peter's Church !) a m. Int.
Most Holy Redeemer Cem
BENNETT March 18, JOSEPH F BEN
NErr husbnnd of Maud S (me llellleyl, and
son of Harry A and Mirj M Bennett Rel.i
tlves and friends also George's Hill Improve
ment Assn.. Havetfnrel Council, No Jiil.1, HojmI
Arcanum. Lodge No 87H Orlotiloos Frnlorml
Order Eagles. No 21 Washlnglon Cump No
2i'i. V V. S A drafting department of Bald
win Locomotive work", nre Invited to services
r;ie s p m nt r,jja Hcston st. Int Colum
bla. Pa.. Thurs , 2 p. m
III.RI3NH. March 17 MARY S., widow of
Henry Kerens (nee ejulnn). Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral. Wed.. !l n. m.. 27.11 Orthodox
ft. Requiem high mass All Saints' Church,
1 r.l'!Ch.u," ,nt. Most Holv Redeemer Cem
.''ItRY .March 17. nt Mass Lindlng V J.
JOHN, hisband of late Mary Berry, aged OS.
Relitlvea and frlvnds Invited to attend funeral
vvecl , 2 311 p. ni residence of Walter Smith, 32
N. Itlun st (Kith and 3tirket sib ) lnt Fern
wood Cem Friends may call Tues eve Auto
service
1IITTLE March 17. MARY J diughtrr of
litn David and Ann Blltle. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Tues 2 p
in., brother. In-liw's residence, Samuel p.
Brown. r,2l Baltimore ave , Clifton Heights.
De.' i0.I'.a lnt Arlington (Vm
BONNER Su.ldenlv March 17 MARGARET
widow of Siniuei Bonner unci daughter 'of late
John and Ann Martin Relatives and friends
members nf East Allegheny Ave Baptist Chun h.
al! other organizations of which she was a mem
ber Invited to funeral. Wed 1 10 p m 2003
J. Madison st Services In above n lined Church,
a .10 p, m Int. North Cedar Hill Cem Ro
lnalns may be lewcd Tues s to 10 p ni
e"; t ts.y dieiet-ei in a,A.,il,r, liU-iee.N agree
nO Residence. MO." Market st Duo notico of
funeral given
BOL'RKE .March 18, PATRICK BOl'RKE.
husbind of Hie Mary Bourke Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Tu-s 8 a m . S. W
cor. I'nltlmnre and Wycomb nves , Lanselowne.
Del Co , Pa. Mass st Phllomona's Church 0
n nt Int St Charles's Cem
1IOWKER Minh IS MARY T.OI'ISE. wife
of Charles Uowker. aged .10 Relitlves and
friends Invited to funeral services Thurs 2
P in , SSI N 4(lth st lnt Westminster Cem
Remains nnv he iewecl Wed eve Auto funeral
. BOYLE .March 1.1, DOI1ANNA, daughter of
Jeremiah and latn Ellen Boyle (nee- Foley) Rel.
ntlvcs and friends II. V M Sodality nnd Siered
Heart Society of St Ann's Church, Fort Sherl
dan No 1. I o. H S . cmploves of George L.
s V" F Taubel hosiery manufacturers. Invited
to funeral. Tu"s . 8 .10 a m . father's residence.
2il.,s Memphis st Solemn requiem mass, St.
Ann'B Church, 10 n m. Int Holy Cross Cem
Auto service.
BOYLE. In South Bethlehem. March IS
MARY A. (nee Brougal) wife of Charles J
Boyle nnd slter of Rev. D. J. Brougil rector
of Ascension Chun h. l'hll.i.. nged 48. Funeral
1 hurs.. 10 n in. Solemn high mass Church of
Holy Infano. South Bethlehem. 10 30 a m
Relatives and friends and elergv Invited to
funeral without further notice. Trains leave
Reading Terminal In time for funeral. 7 and
8 a. m. Int St. Michael's Cem., South Bethle
hem, Pa.
BRENNAN March 17, MARY BUES'NAN
Relatives and friends. Young Women's Sodality
of Genu Church, Arch-Confraternity of St. Au
gustine's Church. Invited to funeral Tues . 7 30
a m . 1721 Seybert st Solemn reqilcm mass
Church of the Gesu !i a in lnt Holy Cross
Cem
Bl'RKIIARDT. March 18. MARIE wife of
Louis r. Burkhirdt (neo Walker). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, Thurs.,
2 p. m.. sister's residence, 1017 N. 10th st.
int. Wen Lnurel Hill Cem.
BURNS. March IN suddenly WILLIAM, son
nf William J. and Ellzibeth Burns, aged 23.
Due notice of funeral will be given
BUTTON Mirrh 17. SYLVESlERt husbind
of Sirah 13 Button (nee Kline), aged (IS Rela
tives and friends. Beacon Lodge, I o O F,
No. 2S4. Invited to funerul services, Wed 2
p. m . 4124 N. 7th st Int private. Rcmilns
mny be viewed Tm, 8 to 10 p. m Auto
CALLAHAN March 14. JOHN J . husband
nf Annie Callahan (nee Daly) Relatives and
friends. Holy Name Society of Church of the
Immaculate Conception, other societies of which
he was a. member. Invited to funeral, Tues
7 1ft n. m. 002 Penn st . Cnmden. $.. .r irir-K
mans of requiem Church of the Immaculate
conception 0 a. m Int. Mt. Carinel Cem .
Moorestown N. f
CAMPBELL March 10 NORA widow of
Thomas H Campb-ll. Relatives and friends.
Married Women's Sodillty of Church of the
Gesu Invited to funeral Tues., 8 30 u, m., IMS
N 10th st High mass of requiem Church of
the Gesu 10 a in Int. Holv Cross Cem
CARSON March 17, ut Alclin. Delaware Co .
Pa KERII3 onlv child of Edith and Charles
Carson
CARTER March 17. Mrs. JENNIE J. Rcla
tlves anl friends Invited to funeral Tues 11
a. m. 220 N. Wnnamaker st. (5Sth and Race
sts.l. Int. private.
CASEY March IS, SAMUEL A husband of
"VInrgiret Casey and son of Bessie and late
William Casey Relitlves and friends Aiiem
bers nf St Philip a Holy Nnmn Society I Ited
to funeral lliura M .10 a. m . 84S s Front st
Solemn high mass of requiem St Philip s Chun h
10 a in Ir." Holy Cioss Cem
CHAVIS. March 17. LAURA EI.VIE. daugh
ter of Stanley S. and Florence A. Chavls. aged
2. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral serv
Ices. Tues.. 2 p. m.. parents' resldenic, 5U20
Walnut st. Int. Montrose Cem.
CUES TON March 10. nt West River Md .
JAMl'S CHESTON. liged 84.
CI1RIST.MAN. March 10. WILSON O.. hits
band of nnle Chrlstman. nged 71. Relatives
and friends invited m funernl services Wed. 1
p. m . residence of son-in-law. Wilton Trev. 7701
Rldgo nve.. Roxborough. Int. private. Friends
liiav eall Tues.. 7 to 0 p. m.
COLAtlDEAF. March 1(1. Hamburg, Ta.,
ERNEST C . husband of Irene S. Colardeau.
aged 32. Relatives and friends, also Mingo
Tribe. No. 124, I. O. R M and Mingo Council
No 121, D of P , Invited to funeral serv
Ices Tues.. 2 p. tn. aparts. nf Martin Evoy H
.son. i"oll Diamond st. Int. private, Westmlns
ter Cem, Remains may bo viewed Mon., 8 to
10COLE' March 1.1. KATIIRYN T . daughter
of Oeorgo C. and late Ellzibeth Cole. Rela
tives and friends, employes of John B. Stetson
Co Invited to funeral services Tues., 2pm,
2051 N Cainae st, int. Northwood Cem
Friends may call nfter , p. its. Mon
CONNOR March t8. 7ou S .list st DAVID
j e'ON'N'OR Funeral notlc o later.
CONWAY March 17 at Atlantic cits
CATHARINE, wife of Bcrnird Conway Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed . 8
a m . 20 S. Arkansas avo.. Atlantic City
Solemn requiem mass our Lids Star of the
Sei Church 8 30 a m to proceed via 10 n. m
bridge train arriving North Phlla. 11:11 a m
Int New Cathedral Cem
COONEY. March 17. THOMAS FRANCIS.
son of late Thomas and Catharine Coonev, l.
ter s residence. Mrs. Ellen McGarvey, 71 1 y
Indlana ave Due notice of funeral given
CONWAY. At Atlantlo t'ltj-. March 17.
CATHARINE, wife of Bernard Conway Rela
tlcs and friends Invited to funeral, Wed . 8
a m.. 20 S Arkansas uve.. Atlantlo City.
Solemn requiem mass Our Luds star of tho
Sea Church S30 a m Int. New Cathedral
Cem . Phlla. Friends may meet funeral on
arrival at rem, 11 30 a. m
CRAWFORD At Wayne. Pa , March 10.
ROBERT CRAWFORD aged Ss. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Tues., s a. m., 11J
Francis ave.. anij. i-. n" mass ot Cath
erine's Church. Wayne. Pa. 8 30 a. m int.
St. Joseph's Cem.. Swedesboro. N. J. Ulouces
ter Co papers copy.
DALY. March Is. JOSEPH, husband of Anna
Daly Relatives and friends, St. Gabriel's Holy
Name Society- Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8M0
am.. 201.1 Wilder st. Inear 30th and Dlckln
son). High mass of requiem St Gabriel's,
Church, 10 a. tn. Int. New Cathedrul Cem.
AUDU3fH'LC-March 17 MYRTLE Y.. wlfo of
Irvln R Dlehl and daughter of Harry 13 and
Catharine Jones, aged 24. Relatives Bnd friends
Invited to funeral. Wed . 1 p m., father's real
elence 3i)3il Calumet st . Falls ot Schuylkill.
Int Montgomery Cem . Norrlstuwn. Pa,, where
friends may view remains 3 p. m Remains may
also be viewed Tues , after 7 p. in.. 3t)3U Catu-
'nDElinER. March 17. suddenly. FRANK.
husband of Mary Deuher (nee Strmbeck). aged
1,7 Due notice of funeral from Langhorne
Manor. Burks Co., Pa
DEVI3L1N. March in, SUSAN DEVELIN.
Relatives and friends. Cathedral B, V. M. So
dality. Invited to solemn Tequlem mass Cathe
dral, Tues . 0 a. m Residence. 000 N. 10th st.
Int private. Holy Cross Cem
DEV1NE. March 17. MARY E . widow of
Edward Devlne. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, Tues.. 3! p. in , parlors Samuel R.
Foster. 1728 Federal st. Int. Mt. Morlnh Cem.
DOWNS. March 17, JOHN W. DOWNS, son
of late John M. and 1311a Downs, of 740 N.
10th st. Relatives and friends invited to fu
neral services. Tues . 2 p, in., apartments tit
Barker & Smith, 820 N 20th st. Int. private.
Friends mas' call Mon,. 7 to 10 p. m.
DUNN. March 14. ANNA FRANCES, daugh.
ter of Blna and late John Dunn, aged 10, Rela
tives and friends. Sodality of the Children of
Mary, of Immaculate Conception Church. In.
vltecl to funeral, Tues.. 8 30 a. m f.83 Mtckle
t.. Camden. N. J. Solemn requiem high mass
Church of Immaculate Conception 10 a. m. Int,
Calvary Cem.
DUNN. March 17, MARY, widow of John
Dunn, aged US, Relatives and friends, members
of Frankford Ave. Baptist Church. Invited to
funeral services, Tues,, 3 p, m., 2343 aepv.va at.
... iiM.nmnnnl fem
DURYEA. March 16, MARY ANN DUR YE A
(nee Has man), wife of vyilllam J. Duryea. aged
71, Relatives and friends. Wlsslnomlng Home,
No. 0. a. or AI 'irana .cuiie. ua- a aj.
Invited to xunerai. ium.
2 130 d. m.. 8401
Howell st
llOWtll St., YVlBSinonilll. e, ,ev.ei .!.. Avej-A-
thoTomewa P. B. Churcb p. jn-jnu Magnolia
VVlsalnomlnr.
services! fu. n.r.
DKATHH
I T
Nicholas Etden arid daughter of late Peter and
Mary Kronberger, Relatives and friends, "II. V,
M. Sodality of church nf the Epiphany, South
vvark Franklin Society, Invited to funernl. Wed,
8:30 a. m., 8.11 Cantrrll st (9th nnd Snyder
sve ) Solemn requiem mass Church of tins
Epiphany 10 a, ni. lnt. Holy Cross Cem, Auto
service,
FIELD. March 1(1. FLORENCE A., wife of
Dr. William S. M. Field. Relatives and friends.
Msggle It, Balrd Chnptrr. No. 31. Order of the
Eastern Star. Invited to funeral services, Tues,.
1 P. m.. husband's residence, 12.10 S. Brosd St.
Int. private. Friends may call Mon., 8 to 10
p tn,
. FIELD. March 10. ELIZABETH, wife of
John 13. Field (nee Hughes), nged 43. Relatives
nnd friends, members of General Croker Aux
iliary, of 1'rnnkford. Invited to funeral, Tues.,
H 30 a. in. . 3321 N. 2d st. Solemn requiem mass
St. Veronica's Church HI a. in. Int. Holy Sepul
chre Cem.
FLYNN. Suddenly. Mnrch 10. ELLEN M.
FI.YNN. Relitlves and friends Invited to fu
neral, Wed 8 30 a, ni., 042 N 10th st. Sol
emn requiem mass St. Malar hy's Church 10
a. m. Int. Old Cathedral Cem. private
FOREMAN, March 18, SARAH, widow of
Rnmwl Fnremin, uged 83. Relatives and
friends Invited to tunerar services, Wed, 1 p
m . .1102 Master st Int. private Friends, may
call Tues eve Auto service,
. FRANK. March 17, ClfARLES FRANK.
husband of Susanna M. Frank, aged (V). Rela
tives nnd friends invited to funernl services,
Med , 2 p in.. At, 13. Church. North Wales. Pa.
Int. private.
OEIOER March 10, JULIUS H. husband
nf l'redi Gelger (nee Rtlgler) aged B7. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Tues . 2 P m . 1011 13. Huntingdon st, Int.
private Remains may be viewed Mon . after
7 V in
I1ERHAB March IS, l.EANA, widow of Jacob
(lerhab (nee Gelslnser) aged "S Relatives and
friends. Ladles' Aid Society. Church of the Ad.
vent, Lndy Visitors nf tho Lutheran Orphans'
Home, Mt. Airs, employes of Jacob Gerhab In
vited to funeral services, Thurs, 1 p. m , 3401
N loth st lnt private, Northwood C"in Re
mains may bo viewed Wed., 8 lo 10 p m Aulo
runeral
GILES March 18. WILLIAM HENRY. JR..
son of Dr. William It. and Adelaide Geary Giles,
aged H. 120 S, both st. Due notice of funeral
will be given.
GILLETTE March IS, nt 212(1 S. 20th st .
Major CASMUS ERIE GILLETTE formerly
Corps of Engineers USA Services and
Int at Arlington Com Washington, D. C,
Tues '
GRAY March 17, FLORENCE D daughter
of George P and Sadie D (Iras, aged Ii years
II months Relatives and friends Invited lo
srviies Wed . 2 p in parents' residence, 4243
Manlui ave hit private
Gl'CKES March 17, PHILIP V, OUCKES,
husband of Ottilia Guekes (rieo Fassblnder)
aged 04 Relatives and friends employes of
Penn Grain nnd Feed Co members of all so
cieties to which he hc-longed Invited to funeral
services 'lues 1 10 p m 1(111 RbUo nve.
lnl private Hillside Cem Aulo service
HAINES. -Suddenlv. .March 17 ALBERT L.
son of late Jnlin Hnd Rachel Haines 1014 Ogden
r-t.. Phlla aged i,o. Relatives and friends In
vlted tn funeral services Tues l ji m . resl
elence nf Mrs. William K. llatnes. Vinccntonn
N. J. lnt private.
HALSEY March 17 RUTH 1 diughler nf
late William F and .lesnln N liaises aged 18
Relatives and friends invited to funeral serv
ices 'Tues, a p rn. brotlier-ln liw's residence
Edward It. Koch 4C07 Sllverivood St., Mana
junk lnt private Friends may e all Mon eve
HANSON March 18 CATHARINE, widow of
Patrick Hanson (nee Donavan) Helatlvei nnd
friends Invited to funeral, Wed ,S 30 u m
residence of son lliomas Hanson .'400 I.om
hird st Solemn high mass of tequlem St Pnt
rliks Church 10 a ni. lnl Holv Cross Cem.
HARDING .Mm h 18. at 311 1 N Falrhlil st ..
CATHARINE HARDING. daughter of late
James and Rose Harding aged K2 Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral. Wed 8 30 a m .
homo or .lotin e. Kimmerie & !on. 2127 N
Broad st Requiem mass SI Veronica's Church,
fllh and Tioga sts II) n 111 Auto funeral
HARMAN. -March IS. MADORA widow of
Charles 13. Herman. Relatives and friends
Ladles' Alumni of Stephen Glrard e'ollege and
all other societies of which she was a mem
ber. Invited to funeral services Tue.. 8 p. m..
residence of brother In law , William II. Harvey.
201 W. Ridley inc. Norwood. Del. Co , Ta.
Int private. Wed. morning, at convenience of
''"llARTON March 11. JULIA PHIANIA
IIARUON. M. I) . diughter of Mary and late
Pembroke D llarton Relatives and friends,
Children of Mars of "acred Heart Academy
and Alumni of Women's Medical College;, and
all other societies of which she wns n member.
Invited to funeral, residence of mother, 1721
W Glrard ave. Mon . 8 10 a m Solemn high
mass of requiem Church of the Gesu 10 a. m.
Int Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral
1IATZFELI) March IS. CAROLINE wife of
Charles F H.itzfeld (nee Pflrman) Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services Wed ,
J i m 472.1 N 12th st Int.'Orernrpount Cem
II A U S 13 R M A N. Suddenly. Mnrch 17
CHARLES HAUM3RMAN Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Tuej. 12 noon resl
elence of Mrs Isabella Mt Dtvltt. 240.1 Federal st.
lnt Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may be viewed
Mon . n to 10 p. m. Auto funeral
HEADLEY March 17 FRANCIS, husband
of htella Ileadley (nee Nettleton). aged 21.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed ,
8 30 a ni . 8130 Eastwlck live High mass St.
Raphael's Church, Elmwood, Phlla. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Atlantic City papers cops Auto
sere Ice,
linCHINOS. 'March 18, MARIA HITCH
INHS mother of Robert, aged 7.1. Relatives
and friends invited to runeral services. Wed.
2 p m.. Taconv M. 13. Church. Trlends may
view remains al church after 12 noon. Int. prl
vute Auto funeral.
HOLLAND Suddenly, March 17, WILLIAM
A HOLLAND, formerly of Veverly, N. .1 . hus.
band ot late Henrlellei D (Holland, ageel i1.
Relatives and friends Invited o funeral, Tues..
1 p m.. 217S E Haze ird s; lnt Evergreen
(Vm., Camden, N J. , Rcmilns may be viewed
Mon . after 8 p. in. Auto funeral
HOI.LOWAY Watsontown. N. J.. Mirrh 17
JOHN T.. husband of late Jone Hollow. ly. aged
74. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services Tues.. 11 30 a. in. Berlin Cem. Chapel
Int. Berlin Cem. Train leaves Market st. ferry
10 2.1 a. m.
HUUHKS ROBERT I. son of George J
and Catharine C Hughes Relatives and friends
Invlte-d tn funeral, Tues 7 3(1 a in. residence
nf parents, 1,11 Winona ave., Oermantown
High mass st Vincent's Church 0 n. m Int
'' I'lf'MH -Man h 17. AUGUSTUS, husband of
Jennie Hums (nee Valentine) and son ot late
Charles A. and Annie Hums, aged (il. Rela
tives and friends P. R T. .Beneficial Asso.. in
vited to funeral services. Tues., n, m , 121(1
N. Dover st. (20th nnd Glrard ave.). Int. pri
vate. Wed.. Mt Morlah Cem.
HUTCHINSON March 17 at Atlantic City
N J. WILLIAM A HUTCHINSON Relatives
and friends Invited to services, Thurs a p m.,
Oliver II. Hair Bldg 1S20 Chestnut st . Phlla.
Int Mt. Mnrlah Cem.
HYDE March 10 WILLIAM, husband of
late Miry Hsde aged (10 Relatives and friends,
Anglo-Saxon Lodge No. 11. Sons of St. George
Invited to funeral services Tues, a p. m , 132U
N. .17th st Int Fernwood Cem
JARMAN March" Id. ADL13 M. wife of
Frank Jarmin and daughter of late Henry
and Adle Behrcns Relatives nnd friends in
vited to funeral, lues . 2 p m . 4S2.1 N Broad
st Int. North Cedar Hill Cem Remains may bo
viewed Mon after 7 p. m Aulo funeral.
JEFFEUIS.- March 17. .1000 Cedar ave..
CAROLINE, widow of William It. Jefferls. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Wed 2 p. ni.. Meeting House of Unlonville
Cem. Cnlonvllle, Chester Co.. Pa. Int. adjoin-
'" JOHNSON March HI. CLARA A..wlfe nf
Henrv R Johnson and d lughter of lal John F.
and Esther A Robertson Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral serv lies, Tues . 2 p m , Chest
nut ave. Oak Lane terrace Int. Oik Lane M.
E Church (m Remains may bi viewed Mon..
h tn 10 p. m
KEELER. March 17. LIZZIE J , wife nf Dr
J, 1 Keeler, 1322 S bth st Friends may view
remains Mon , 7 to 10 p m. Int. private, Tues.,
KELLEY March 17. MARY daughter of
jo-epn and late Sue Kelley (nee MrDevItt)
aged 7 Funeral Tues , 8 3o n m , father s resl.
elence. I.l'ide n ave. Llnrtenwold, N, j A...
gels' mass St Lawrence Chun h 10 a m Rela
tlvea and friends Invited lnt Holy Cross Cem
Auto funeral.
KINDON. Manh 17 SARAH wife of George
M Klndon and daughter of Maria and late
'I nomas Riles aged 21 Relatives and friends.
Sarah Dobson Lodge No 7 I O D of st G ,
Invited to funeral, Wed. 2 p. m husband's
residence, Scott's lane and Cresson at . Falls of
Schuslklll Services In Church of St. James the
Less 3pm Int. adjoining grounds
KIRWIN March HI, JOSEPH SI . husband of
Mary i' ivirwin men Kenueds) son of late
Mary Fitzgerald Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral. Wed .10 a m 100 S 3d st , Cot
win Pa Solemn high mass of requiem St
Clement's Church 10 i m lnt Cathedral Cem.
KLI3.MM. March 17. LORA HELEN KLEMM
daughter of Dr. Adam and Caroline Ktemm.
aged 21, Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services Wed., 2 p in., parents' resi
dence 1204 W. Lehigh live. Int. private.
KRAMER. -March HI. MARTHA (nee Steven
son) rtlfe of Phillip H. Kramer. Relatives and
friends Inched to funeral services. Tues., 2 30
p. m ,iu'i .segal st. Int. JR. Jlorlali Cem.
Remains mav be viewed Mon.. 8 to 10 p. m. ,
LA I'TIMORE March 18. CHARLES A., hus!
Jand of Katharine Lautlmore aged 4S Rela
tives and friends, L O O. M.. No .14; P S
of A Invited to funeral. Thurs,. 2 10 p m.,
128 E Ellenor.e st , Olney lnt NorthvvotMl
Cem Remains may bo viewed Wed 8 to 10
P, m
LIONS March 1S, BR1DOET. daughter of
Iito James ami Rose Lyons, of Counts' Done
gal Ireland Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Wed.. 8'30 a m .1812 Wakefield St..
Germantown. Solemn mass nf requiem St. Vin
cent's Church 10 a in Int. H-lv Sepulchre Cem
MADDEN. March 17 JAMES F., husband
of Annie A. Madden (nee Hannan), Relatives
and friends, members of Holy Name Society of
Church of tho Ascension: Commodore Barry
Council. No. r,78. K. of C.i Dlv. No. 20. A. O.
H.l Phlla. Lodge. No. 54. L. O. O. M nnd
employes of N. Snellenburg Co.. invited to
funeral. Wedr. 8.10 a. in., 741 13. Allegheny
ave. Solemn requiem mass Church of the As
cension 10 a. m. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. Auto
funeral.
MATIIIAS. Mt. Holly. N. J,. March 18.
SAMUEL C husband of Cornelia Mathlas. aged
(11 sears 10 months 20 davs. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Wed., 3 p. m.. 40
Washington at., Mt. Holly, N. J, Int. Mt., Holly
Cem.
- MAWSON. March 18. auddenly. JOHN. hus.
band of Elizabeth Maw son (nee Green). Rela
tlves and friends. Loyal Order of Moose, Chosen
Intends Circle. No. 30. 11. of A. of Pa.; em'
ployea Frankford Arsenal, tnvlted to funeral
services. Wed , 2 p. m , 1700 Meadow st.. Frank
ford. Remains may be viewed Tuea. eve.
McRRr3ARl'Y. .March IS. ANN McBREARTT.
7X21. ..EfcUML "fBF'IMi "'-"lyveaand
iticiiMB icoiecu lucictoe, -Aura.. OAV a. m..
daughter a residence. Mrs. Richard Cray. B4"l
Klngsesslnr ave. Solemn high mass of reaulem
Church of Most Blessed Sacrament 10 a. in.
inc. Aiuer -.v .ce. iimiiwu e-icy papers CODS'.
f McCONNELL. March 17. MARaARKT JL
wife of John D, McConnell and daughter of
Charles H. and late Annie Edwards (pea III'
gins), aged 30 Relatives and friends. Mt. ller
mon M. K. Church 10 th and Porter ...In
vited to funeral.. Wed.. 2.3lf p, m., 28ai 8.
Chadwlck at. . Int. Fernwood CenL Rem. 1,7.
may b viewed Tuea., a to lo p. in. Auto fui
McDANIEL Suddenly. North East. Cecil rV
Md.. March 1V CAROLINE H-. wMr i T J,
Lyman
uamei, ins oi.c BrvKx TtMa..' 11
' 1b1: nrlv.t.r
1
; - r.-..
IniisiBL
eio... It' ri.e...f e ttAlemn etW.UlA)'-
Ht' Elizabeth's Church 10 . in. Int.-Beiy C?
McDERMOTT. March 1.1. JOHN V hurt
or Elizsrs-tn Jlcuennott tnea nonnemaceere, ji
son or John and late Amanda Aiiuermoie.
.4 ........ . ,..A. , , .. n.n.l.' H
e, i.rianvcB eeeici ir, recuse .eneejit j,..-..,v
flee!, nf Mmelh teella. leel -,nrt3nth Ward 1
publican Executive! Committee, mmbers If
and 11117 Htftf. I.ecrlalnttlr. all nelelleg
which he seas a tnemleer. Invllc-d to ftttea
funeral, Tues , I p. m., 2020 K '3th at. 8er
Ires Trinity Lutheran Church . p. m. IBs
church csjm. Friends may call Mon. eve. .
iiiieiiUiTsj viaaAH i Trill lu inoi'mr saatAjm .11
ci-iuicm Meet, tie-eeun Liietcrie ,u luiirieBi, acaw-k,-
8.10 a. tn , 5)2t N. Bucknell at. (near 24th aiVeJ..'-"
Brown) Solemn mass of .requiem St. KrancW.'f u
Xavler's Church 0 a, m. tnt, llolr Cross i3e(iV-n "
McOUIOAN, March 18. BLANCHE ROSlT , i
wife 01 iiarry .viruuigan. aaucnter or Jonn
nnd Ursula Omrod (nee I.engel), aged 27. Kalj-j
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Tues.. 8!3lfli '
a. m, parents' residence. 80U Belgrade t. BolTa
emn requiem mass cnurrn or ine iioiy nummf, '
10 n. m Int. Most Holy Redeemer. Cem l(rJ
MeniJUii. .viarcn 10. ..i,i-.a, wile or lieorga
.......a.. ..-.a 4.K.hl,. n let. le'lllln.-. e -..A A m b
JtlCIIUIIl! "ecu inu..,iT, n..i ....nail .,,-. j-.
McLaughlin, of Gallon, County Tyrone, Ireland, A
lieittll-?s nnv, ,.,'.,,,-.. .v. eni.Auciic j.ree wm- .',
clety and Altar and Rosary Societies of Church wf
nt thn Mont Precious Blood. Invited fn funeral. Vr?
of John anci I3llen Mc6owen (nee. Cost'slloT , Yl
Wed . 8.30 a. in.. 1823 N. 28th at, Solemn rs- ''.y.'
quiem mass ceiurcn eei iciet iwo-u irecioui asioou
1U a. en inc. iiuiv i lines ieill
McMENAMIN. March 17. JAMES, husband
of Mary McMenamln. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Tues, 7.30 a. in., residence of
George V, Fox, .123 Green St. High mass Bt.
Augustine's Church 0 a. m, Int. Holy CroM
C'mcMUL..1N. March 17. nt Eddyslone.
HUGH, husband of Ellen McMullln. Relative
and friends. 88th Rest., Pa. Vols., Invited to
funeral services. Tues . 1 p. m.. son-in-law's
residence, Harry C, Hall, 11 10 Ix-lr-er st., Eddy
stone. Int. private, Greenmount Cem. nemaln
may be viewed Mon. eve.
MeNAIlB March 17. WALTER F. MrNARH.
Relatives and friends, police officers B2d Dlst.,
Invited to services, Tues., 2 p m., Oliver It,
Balr Bldg., 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private, Ar
lington Cem. Remains, iqay bo viewed Mon.,
7 to 10 p m.
McNULTY. March 18 SARAH A. Mc
NULTY (nee McOowan), wife of Patrick Mc
Nults, native of Foxford, Countv Mavo. Ire.
land. Relatives and friends, St. Gabriel's
League nf the Sacred Heart, Invited to funeral.
Thurs. 8 a. m . residence of husband. 1239 S. vVl"i
28th st Solemn requiem mass St. Anthony's 'rie,".
cnurt ii 11 an a m. inc. tioiy cross e.err. v eycr
,,,..- CI... 1, 1? CCII.l t A t - hx.h.Hj A .((.
Mnrgamt II. Moon, nged .12. Relatives and
friends Progressive Assembly, No 4, A. O, M.
P.. Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2 p. m .
2211 W Lehigh ave. Int prlvjte. Remain
mav be viewed Tues. eve.
NIELD. March II. nt JerW City. N.' .7..
SAMUEL S., husband of Edna Nleld (nee Jones)
nml son of lain Samuel S. nnd Vaunt I Nleld.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Tues..
2 p 111. parlors ot J. 13. Stiles de Son. 1417 K.
susqueh inna nve. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.
Remains may be viewed Mon.. after 8 p. ni.
NOONAN March 10, JOHN NOONAN, bus.
bind of Annie Noonan and son of late James
and Elizabeth Noonan Relatives and friends
Invited to funernl Thurs 7 30 a. m.. 2.11 N.
Philip st (2d nnd Vine sts ). High mass of re.
riulem St. Augustine's Church 0 a. m. Int.
Holv Cross Cem.
ONDEIIDONK March 17, st Philadelphia. I
Pa JOHN P. ONDERDONIC. Funeral services
First Baptist Church. New Brunswick, N. J.,
Wed 2 30 p. m Train leaves IJrtnrd St. Sta
tion 12-24 P. m. Omit flowers
OR1N At Toughkenamon. Pa., Third Month
17, KATE W. wife of D Wilson Orln. Rela
tives and friends Invited tu funeral, without
further notice. New Garden Meeting House,
'rum 1 n m lnt In adjoining burial grounds.
Carriages will meet 12:20 train at Touchkena-
m0lV,'Yi..March 18. EMILY M.. daughter of A.
Lincoln nnd Elizabeth Maxwell Phy. aged 17.
Bet.itlves and friends tnvlted to funeral aerv
lees. Wed. 1 30 p in. parents' residence, 6010
N 12th st. Fe-n Rock. Int, private.
rULLlNGEIl March 17. suddenly. JACOB
H.. husband nf Martha Pulllnger. aged 70. Rela
tives and friends Wesleyan Ben. Society of
Oermnntown, Germantown Lodge, No. 38, IC of
P., Invited to funeral services. Wed , 2.30 p. m.,
C344 McCallum st., Gtn. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.
QIHNI.AN March 1.1. at 738 N. 57th St..
ANDREW, husband of latn Catharine Qulnlan.
formerly of Drumcolllier, County Limerick, Ire.
lind. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Tues , 8 30 n. m.. 3S18 Spring Garden St.. Weat
Thlla High mass of requiem St. Agatha's
C'ureh 10 a. m. lnt Holy Cross Cem. Remains
n.ay bo viewed Mon., after 7 p. m , 3810 Sprint
Gartlrn st.
RINEAR March 17 ANNA E.. daughter of
Edward E and Christine RInear (nee Goehrtng),
aged i months Relatives and frlerds Invited to
funeral services Tues. 2 p m. 2230 W. Le
high ave Int private. Northwood Cem,
SCItJ-ArilTRE. March 17. In Thlla. . SELMA
R,, vv '. Df Valentine Schlachter, aged 18. Rela
tives n'd friends Invited to funeral husband's
resident . 320 E Vine st.. Mlllvlllc. Zi J., Wed.
2 p. n All services nt residence. Int. Mt.
Plcasa't Cem.. -Mlllvllle. N J.
SCO-"?. March 17. JOHN C. aged 70. Rels
tlves and friends invited to funeral services.
Tues., 2 p. m.. 1840 N. Hth st. Int. private.
SHAFFER. March 18. JOHN J., husband ot
Mabel Shaffer Relatives and frit-ids, employes
of Booth Bros. Invited to funr-e-l Wed. 7 JO
a. in . 21.1 E. Wlshart st High m,.ss Church of
the Ascension, 0 a. in Int. ilo j.-sulehre Cem.
SUA.'- "arih 17. Miss MJ...RI3T SHAY.
Relative, and friends Invited Vi funeral. Wed.
8 30 n. m 001 S, 20th el. Solemn requiem
mass St Charles's Church 10. a. m. int. St.
Denis's Cem . Arelmore. Auto service. Remains
mav be viewed 'Tues . 7 to 10 i m.
SHEEHAN March 18 JOHN, husband of
late Mars A Sheehin (nee Delln).' Relatives
and frierds Invited to funerul Wed.. K..10 a. m..
2.10S N 13th st Solemn requiem mass Church
of Our Lads of Mercy 10 a m Int. New
Clilbedral Cem
SHERLOCK. Mnrch 14. JOHN, son of Mi
chael and Margaret Sherlock, of Colvey parish.
Carras Castle County Mayo, Ireland. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Tues., 8:30
a. m . brother's residence, Patrick Sherlock,
1 Portico st . Gtn (Sevmour st. and German
town ave.). High requiem mass Church of St.
Francis of AS3lsl 10 a m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem.
SIBLEY March is. ANNIE J., wife of
George W Slblev nnilerinughter of the late Pat
rick and Ellen Finn Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Thurs. 1V.I1) a m . .1220 Har
lan st Solemn mass of tenulem St. Gregory's
Chun h In n. m 1 Hole Cros. Cem.
SKEAN. Maic 17 RENJAMIN T , husband
of Annie Skean (nee Henslnger), aged (II. Rela.
tlves and friends Robert A Lamberton Lodgtt, ,
No 4S7. I- and A M , W Phlla Humbolt 1
Ben Asso , Daniel Fox Yenrls Asso.. invited to
funeral services, Tues 2 p ni ap'JJ Cam
bridge st. Int Greenmount Cem Remains
mav be viewed Mon.. 7 to 0 p m
SLATTERY March 17 WINIFRED, widow
nf Roderick Matters R.-latlves and friends.
Cathedral Ladles' T ,1, League of Sacred
Heart and Altar nnd i.osary Snii--tv, Invited
to funeral, Tues 8.30 a in 317 N. Felton
st Solemn reeiulem mass our Lads of the
Rosars Church 10 a in. Int Holy Cross Cem.
Auto funeral
SMITH .March IS W GILBERT, son ot
Trank I. and Gertrude M Smith, nged lit
months Relatives and friends invltrd in s"
Ic es, Wed ,2pm, residence of parents, 1328
Tarrlsh st Int Mt Mor'ah Vin
SOWNEY March 17. CLARA SOWNEY.
daughter of Morlah and late Mlchnel Donnelly,
formerly of 18th and Morris sis Relative
and friends Invltrd tn funeral. Tues., 8.30 a. m.,
mother's residence. .14r,tl fspj-uce st. Solemn re
quiem mass Church of the Transfiguration 10
u. m int. Cathedral Cem.
STILLWELL. March 18. BENJAMIN, bus
IAMIN. bus- tA'4VM
band or Hester StlJIuell and 'son 01
Fenlmorc- and lute BenJ imln Still
tllea and frlenel-i Invite el tn funer
or eainarine 1 ,1SS3
lllnell. Rela-1 JSlW'
ral. Frl.. 2 WM
p m mother's residence, 37IU N Carlisle st
int. Hillside cem Kemaina may be viewed
Thurs 8 tn 10 p in Auto funeral
SIREEPER .March 17. CATHARINE, widow
of Charles Streeper, aged 83. Relatives and
friends Invited to funernl services. Wed , 2.30
! m , residence of son. William Streeper, Beth
lehem pike near Wheel Pump. Int. private
SUMMERII.L March HI. suddenly MARTIN
W son of Bessie V and late Frank Summerlll.
nged 27. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Wed., afternoon, mother's residence.
4.143 N. 20th st. Int. Northwood Cem. Re
mains mas bo viewed Tues., after 7 pm.
TAYlXJIt March 17. IDA VIRGINIA, widow
of Hosea B. Taslor. Relatives and friends In.
vltecl tu funeral services, Tues , 8 p. m.. son-ln
law's residence, Frank II. Wethered, 5410 N.
4th st Olnes Int. Wed. morning, Chester
Rural Cem , Chester. Pa., preceded by services
In chapel
TAYLOR. March 18. GRACE C. widow of
Caleb A. Taslor aged 41, Due notico ot funeral
will be given.
TOLI.IN March 18. ALBERT, husband of
Cella lollln. Relatives and friends. Marcus
Jastrow Lodge, No. 152. I. O. B. 8.. and Phlla.
Lodge No. 04, I.. O. O. M.. tnvned to funeral
services, Tues., 2 P. in.. 47 N. COthCst. Int.
private,
VANARSDALL Starch IS. MARY, wife of
John W. Vanarsdall (nee Reed). Funeral will be
nnnounced at a later date, from 2230 S. Colo
rado st
WA1.FORB. March 10. ELLA K, widow of
Dr A Scott Walforb. Due notice of funeral
will be given.
WALKER. Mnrch 10. ANNA M.. wife of
Tnhn Murdock Walker (nee Lanier), aged 2.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Tuea.,
8 .10 a m.. 2120 Lee st. Solemn requiem rr.aM ,
Visitation Church 10 a, in Int. New Onthe-
rWAY March HI. suddenly, AMOS P., hu
band of Martha Way. of 22il Latona st. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to services. Wed.. 2 P.
m. Oliver 11. Balr Bldg., 1820 Chestnut st. IPC
Mt. Morlah Cvm,
WEINBERG. March, 17. AMANDA WHIN- '
BERG, wife of Louis Weinberg and daughter 6t
Samuel L. and Annie H. Meredith (nee ,.
Rementer). and grand'a mhter of Into CaDtalq J
.4amuel W. and Emma J. .Meredith. . aged 25. f1
Relatives and friends tnvlted In funeral services, ,
Wed a P. He. e CBiusiti -a ua eicecir, -.-.iJitUA B . --..,, .-A
Saunders. 110 Fernon at. Int. private, Fernwood VC-?
.-.m lteneeeins may De viewed 'rues. eve. AutsuVMi
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"Wck-March 17. CAROLINE M., d.ughtr,J
of lat jamra . - ....- . iui. j.riiirt9f y
-l.f4ai invited tn SrVlf1. rsr1n-s. nf lab.
ter. Mrs. Samuel D. Walker, Central av.. City. 'v
.':",' i.'.im Market st. ferry 12.30 v. m. f j
WILKINS March 10. MARY A., wlfs of T
Victor S.Wilklns.' of Media Pa, Relative '
friends Invited to funeral. Tues.. 3 p. m., Stsa-J'
ln-law'a rssiaence, n. rj.tvoejejws.ro. i.isss.
iA.i.ueerj, Co.. Pa. Int. Media Cem. . t. '
".'.-,", -Greece TM.rch 10. MARY H.. wl
.... T7iie,n. Jr. sated S3. Relatives arvefl
invited to funeral .ervlces. Tue... ST. p. ,-mZ
N. Lansdowne ave., umsi
vate. Crmlt flowers.
WITMBR' March 17.
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Lansdqwne ave., SUinsdowne,
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