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WEATHER CONDITIONS
YORK. JIr B.viHlee re-felted at
Lther HnrtiD fhls niArnlne: Initlrateil
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reporfeiit . nt iimii n iait anil lien
nt ne, j,oiii, .i at iisieniwiri,
lereland nml Cincinnati, .30 ut
CHICAGO, May 6. A small volume of
InjF strengthened thci wheat rnnrket to-
Firmness In the rash article was a
or. Sentiment) however, was mixed nnd
ators were nuzzled with reeard to the
(jldok. Traders continued In the dark
L t WelaXliaii nf lineertnlntv nvpr the miestlnn
v '
mr-
! 4am.
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p-,'r)2il Q6vernment control of food prices.
y.j" May opened 2!4o higher a JJ.75 nnd
' iSv! lek nl.l m 9 "TO t..1.. nn.f rn. 4 ql
w. qu.H m ...v, dill; lunhcu 1IUIII 4i.il
i 10 i.ju ai tne start, eompnreu xvitn fj.i'JVi.
tit final quotation of yesterday, and, after
tonohlnfi 12.22, receded He. September
'. Was quoted at 1.S5 to I1.85V4 at the
opening-, ncalnst, J1.85;, eatcrday'H last
prlca, and, after rising to II ST-1,, declined
'The market at Liverpool was easier. In
fluenced by the drop here yesterday nnd ex.
pectatlons of largo uorld's shipments. India
and Australia are offcrlnc more freely.
The receipts at Minneapolis nnd Duluth
tbday were 336 cars, ngalnst 246 cars last
year; at Winnipeg, 658 cars, compared with
493 cars) at Chicago, 4S cars, contrasted
With 66 cam.
" Corn opened lower on prospect of warmer
Weather, hut rallied The market nt I.lxer
ool was steady. Tho receipts hero today
Were 101 cars
Oats started easier but were helped by re
ports of Government purchases. The mnrket
at Liverpool was dull but easy. The re
ceipts here today were 111 cars.
Leading futures ranged
us follows
YesMay s
2 71'i 12 7SW .' T2
2 lit 2 24", -J 211$
I SoVi 1 ' 1 NOVi
1 ntu ti m ti r.tv,
1 42S I 4IS tl 4)
1.334 t.30 1 33
WhMt Ormn Umh
to
Pep
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May .. . i.7S 2 7S;
juiy 2 vi -'.-'.)
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torn (new Uf livery)
tay ...
uly ....
eptember
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September
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23 37
22.47
20 -7
20 72
20 82
22.13 t22 20 t22 2.',
2d 211 22 33 22 3",
22 32 22.43 22 43
20 43 t20 43 t20f,7
20 .11 20 00 120 73
20.07 t.'0.72 T20.83
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUH
WHEAT Itewlpts. 84,717 tuh. Tho market
ruled firm at th lntn drlln. Demand wai
fair. Quotatlona: Car lota. In export elevator
rea, spot, !2.lt-a'B: (o. 2 aoutnern red,
ern i
12.082 8. steamer No. 2 red, $2.1lti?2 !((: No.
red. I2.01S2 111); rejected A. 12.875
rea, iz.ui(8'2 imj; rejecieu . i.al --i'-; rc-
JCCted li. 12.132 88.
COItN Receipts, 10.020 luh. The market
ruled firm under llffht offerings, but trade was
quiet. Quotations: Car lots for picnl trad", a
to location Western. No. 3 yellow, tl 7oiiil 71 i
Jo. No. 4 yellow, it 08 1 t'J, do. No 5 sellow,
1.6001.(17.
OATS Receipts. S367 bunh. There was little
trading and prices were attain 'ir lower Quo.
tattonn; No. 2 white. 787Dc, standard white.
f7078c: No. 3 white. 7l!&77c; No. 4 white,
7SW70C.
FLOUH Itecelpts, C77.200 lbs. In sacks. De.
fnand was light and aluea were largely nom
inal. Quotations, per ll' lbs. In wood (cotton
Jute sacks about 2,1c less), winter. siralKnt.
ansas, clear, 12.7.itx i ao.
)'n'14. do. natent. 113 7.1B 14 2..
clear. 112 25812.71, dn. patent.
ravorlto brands n,..mi.i:
Mltv mills. rhnleA mil fnnrv nntent. 114.2.1fil 13.
RTE TLOlirt was quiet and unchanged. Wo
tUote I10.23W11.2S per bbl., as to quality.
PROVISIONS
There was little tradlns, but atues wore
firmly maintained. Quotations. City beef. In
a, smoked and air dried. 3.1c. Western beef.
In sets, smoked, 35c. City beef, knuckles and
tenders, smoked nnd air dried 3He Western
besf, knuckles and tenders smoked. 30c. Heet
hams, 13(1032 I'ork family 143 .luGMtl. Hams,
fi. P. cured, loose, 2.1&254C, do. skinned, loose,
SW27c- do, do. smoked 2Jla W28C. Other
hams, smoked, city cuid no to brand nnd aer-
!. 20W2UVjc. llap-k, smoked, western cured.
8e?ilHc, do. lulled, boneless 40o I'ltnlo
houlders a, I1 cured loose 'Mr do. smoked
12c. Bellies, In pickle, accordlne to average,
ooss. 27c. Ilreakfust bacon, as to brand and
iverase, city cured, 33V4c Urenkf.ist bacon,
Cestern cured, :i.1Vsc. l.ard, wetrn refined,
erces. 23Hc: do do, do tubs, 234 e l.ard.
pure
Lard.
city, kettle rendered. In tierces -ic.
pure city, kettio renuereu, in tuus, .j-ii;.
REFINKD SUGARS
The market ruled firm Franklin took a little
business at 7 .inc. while the Pennsylvania Sugar
Company would accept 8 7.1c Kcflners were re
stricting orders,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
ClIEKSI". Trade was quiet, but offerings
were light nnd the market ruled Arm Quota
tions: New Yorle, full cream, fancy, new, 27U U
27c: specials higher, do. do fair to good, new,
164 r27c: do. part skims, 14ir2Jc
IIUTTUR The usual Saturday quietude rre-
S ailed In this market, but prices were steadltv
eld. Quotations follow Western, fresh, solld
packsd .creamery, fancy specials, 44c extra. 42
43c: extra firsts. 4!o; tlrsts 40c; seconds.
3t4c; nearby prints, fancy. 43c: do, aerago
Jxtra, 4.V&l44c. firsts, 41'8'42c, seconds, 4110
0V. special fancy brands of prints jobbing
at 48.11c
BOOS Tha mnrket ruled firm under light
rfferlngs and a fairly actUo demand. Quota
Ions: Nearby firsts, tl('.r,u per casa. nearby
iurrent receipts, $10.20 per case: western extra
rsts. 110.33 per case, do. firsts, 110 20 per
esse: fancy selected candled eggs were jobbing
at 20 40c per dozen.
' POULTRY
LIVE was quiet but stead undlr moderate
Offerings. Quotations. Kowls. as to quality. 23 g
24c: staggy roosters, lhtr20c old roosters, 10Q
17e; spring chickens, not Leghorns, plump, jel-low-skinned,
weighing 4 m lbs. apiece. 42'2
44c; White Leghorns, weighing 4 01V4 lbs
piece. 37040c: ducks. I'ekln, 20 22c, do. In
dlan Runner. 17lNc, pigeons old, per pair, 28
(tSOc: do, young, per pair, 203?25c.
URK8SED Offerings of desirable stock were
light and the market ruled firm, but there
was little trading. Quotations: Fowls. 2.1 to
Cox. dry-picked, fancy selected. 26c: 00, weigh
tag 4H lbs and over apiece, 25Hc, do. tip.
f lbs, apiece. 23c. do. do. 3 lbs apiece. 23 W
8e. Fowls. In bbls.. fa.nty, dry-picked, weigh
M9 AIL ih rtnrf mer nntece. 23v4c: smaller sizes.
eift&aS..- ,J . nnnbn ' , M . nu m t I V rr
Ml
nQC; OIU niDDiera, U,7-.atcu, ,b, uaa.,,.
chickens, western, ary-picKeu, m uujm. nom ..
iiitrin.su: k
atraicht. l3.ni
fprlnv. flrat c
I1S.2SCT14: dr
Ir ' HUI 810 lbs. per pair, 27W2c: ao, western, in
It? Pies, weighing 7 lbs per pair. 23020c: do. do.
Lie, K bbls.. weighing SOfo lbs. per pair. 27g28c:
a?" dn dn. do. weighing 7 lbs. per pair. 23025c:
) ao. 00,
fcroillna
eft iSL1
trolling chickens, western. In boxes, welshing
ids. per pair, owoci tmcAciia, wbihiiuik
lbs. per pair, 23 4) 2.1c: do. mixed sites. 2U
jfituStarby. weighing 1V4 2 lbs. apiece. BOOBSo.
?4f TrTi;. m,, h1.inpv. tfMtprn 820R3C! fair
T7i,, nrniiera. jciki. laiif. uuwuuu. uu. uittvr
EiSS&'Sr aood'. 80O31c; old Toms. 2880c: common.
'v'iv-ia lbs', per do'ien, 4.23s4.8.i; do, weighing 9
o lbs. per dozen, $3 60094.10: do. weighing 0
-triXK'm!. per dozen, ssva.iu: ao. weigning 1 ids. per
,'',VSen. Jl.73O2.20; dark, ll.50U2.20l small and
tW, IT:?. 80eatl.23.
'ffiiV-( FUFSIT PniTITS
f. &!.''' vfh veneral market was oulst and without lm.
K tflV 1 .Bt, phnn. Ouotatlnna: Annies. Iter, Tavla.
i iin,ii bbl. 13.23 4j Daldwln. No. 1. .3.7SO4.S0:
v w i "till: i.A B
n. ,rl ,,. a, ..fti
, do, ungraued,
92.&0O3 BO; apples, north-
,t.f. ,7 lllFSkU, rU. i. ll.uut,
t.rn. tier box. fancy. 12 O 2. .10: choice. 11.50
I; lemons, per box, 804: oranges. Florida, per
s. brlcnt, rancy. s.'.oun: jjusaei, tancy,
l.B0;aoor, 7.1C0I1.5O: grapefruit, Florida,
'crate,"2v4.D0; pineapples. Porto Rico, per
ts. $2.23 8: strawberries, North Carolina.
; quart, 8Wl7c.
rAVf VEGETAPLE9
Choice stock met with fair sales and values
rauir ".",. ."i!k. ,-"."".".. " a" .
flAAl IR .Tftraev. MP bsikat. Sl.fiOCf
ki white potatoes. nw, Florida, per bbl.-
. 1 ft.53!No. 2. itt.i0O8.75i culls. $697;
KN'i.lirio'ssTVwttMo.T'D;!;:
No. 2, Il.tSOs! sweet potatoes. Dels
MaryUnd. per hamper No. 1. $1,750
2. fl.xtvf.asi culls, 1 -sweet pots
,r, pir basket No. 1. 11.2501.75! No.
Onions, Txs. per crate No. 1.
d Maryland, per hamper -No. 1. I1.7DV
1. 2. Il.issi.vu. cDDge. rionaa,
iPI.6u: do. California jer crate,
riorxoue, yr ddi.i tiv--isicuil
?r, ii.Tttvx. Kai. jsorioix.
i.M. Cauliflower. California.
0. Rhubarb. California, per
jrioriaa, fancy, per
Door to arooeL hep
, Carolina, per basket,
Der 10-lnch crate. 11
ar Ban
.V, l,7o
li, I1.B0W1.T
V,, -55"udV.
frMKl.tWZt
COTTON NOT ACTIVE,
BUT PRICES IMPROVE
Commission Houses Lead Trad
ing on Both Sides Slight
Drop Follows Gains
NI.W YOKK, Mny B. Uuslncss wns IIkIK
nt tho openlnK of tho Cotton nxchmiKC, hut
the tone wn steady nntl ndvnnces of 2 to
8 points were recorded. Commission
houses did most of the Iradlmr on Iroth
aides, ulth southern Interests purchnslnB
moderntely, nnd Wnll street tnklnK Hmnll
amounts. Itoom traders were nellcrn of a
few options.
After the cnll limited supply was suf
ficient to cnuse decline of 2 to 3 points
from tho Initial levels
The mnrket later ruled unlet nnd steady
N'ew Orleans and local buylnir, promoted
by tho unfavorahlo wea'her map and foic
casts, furnished the buylnc power.
The traveler for u leadliiK spot firm re
ported South Texas crop fnmi four to six
weeks late. Advices from the eastern hclt
Indicated thnt. while the reason was per
haps two weckH late, work was proKrcsInK
rapidly nnd present ralnn would prove bene
ficial. Itecelpts nt the ports, for the day ore
estimated at 8000 hairs, compared with
76GB halea last week. 14.313 bales last
year nnd H.253 bales In 1910.
Yost Hoo Open llkh Low-. Close
May . Is si is.kh lsN is 7.1 18 7.1
July 10.07 111 to in 7,1 IP 4S 10 32
October IS 87 1H 68 18.0.1 18.711 18 7J
December IS1P2 18 IH 1S01 18 7.1 18,11
.iHtiuary .lspo is. no lu 03 is til ism
March .10 07 ltt.in . .;.
Spot . . 20.0.1 20 10
MONEY-LENDINO KATES
rilll.Afillt.rillA -- fall. I per cent
Time. HiftS percent. romnnrclal paper,
three to six months. HiUM'i per cent
BANK CLEARINCS
Hank clearings todi (oiniureil with corre
sponding day list two vears
1HI7 1nl 11)13
Pn-ton $11 137 02'" II 17s 800 3.-.,.12H,(I34
Philadelphia S.-.0..1iUi,132 111 inS27 12.1 2.11), 1 10
New York 001 H1 11.1 4UI.2I3 t.lt I2S. 313.170
NEW YORK RUTTER AN I) EGOS
Ni:W VtRK Ma S III TTKK lleeints
0121 tubs. Market falrlj stend Quotations
IT.ichamtud
RflflR IterelnfA 3J.73S (ir.m Market llrmer.
Kxtrns. 37c stnnwc, IlillD.lll'ic firsts ItlM
31'ie. see-inds 32'i t(34c. white nl4 37c,
blown :irtB37c nilxcil olors. 8.10,11k
CONSHOIIOCKEN PATRIOTS
GIVE RECRUITS "SEND-OFF"
Dig Rally to Ho Held Tomorrow Iiefore
Newly Enlisted Men Leave
for Fort Slocum
ConHholiocken will hold n steal patriotic
rally tomorrow ufternoon t" rIvo Its newly
enlisted men n happy send-off before thov
leavce Monday for l'ott Slocum, N'uw Yolk,
where most of them will Join one of I'tude
Sam's c.tvlaiy brlKade.s There arc sixty
of them and they will pass throtifiti I'lilla
delphia shortly after they leave home.
The rally will bo at Second and l''actto
streets In Conshohocken. The orator of the
day will be J Ilurnott Holland, and tho
exercises will ho presided over by llurgcss
S. J. nioomhall.
The Broples' Club of Conshhoekerr, which
will hae cliiiriro of the flair raising, Inci
dent to the exercises, will pnrado to the
meeting place The soldier lads will mach
nnd they will be followed by many citizens,
membeia of the club Arrangements for tho
celebration wore completed this nftornoon
at the store of Robert .7. Crawford.
Sergeant Charles J. Cahlll has been de
tailed from Philadelphia In address tho en
listed men. The Consholibeken Hand will
play
French Press Great
Offensive on Laon
Continued from Pago One
believe tho retirement of the Cleriiians to
the frontier line will be necessary.
Capture of Cranmic, dominating the
Alsno plateau and tho Mlette Valley taken
In a surprise blow of great strength struck
by 'the French commander, gives the
French their entry point for this important
operation. Today tho French were nine
miles distant from I.aon, but with the In
tervening ground faiorably situated for
their further progress. German reserves
hurriedly concentrated to offset the Fiench
victory were Mubbornly contesting eery
Inch of tho ground held by N'lvello's tioops
and finnt dispatches indicated h battle
of gigantic proportions was gathering there.
Craonne and Laon llo at the base of an
nngle of which I.afeie is the point A
penetration of this nngle would gln the
Allies a bold back of tho Illndenburg lino
all the way north and place the fleim.ins
In grave Jeopard
niltlsh front leports today Indicated a
temporary stoppage of infantry actions of
any great magnitude, hut an Increaho of
artillery activity all along the line.
Field Marshal Halg's report today Indi
cated continuance of the deadlock In the
Arias sector and was deinted to lighting
action to the south His report follows:
Hast of I.o Vergulr we carried out
a successful raid at night, taking a
few prisoners. North of llavrincoiirt
wood wo piogresied.
The deadlock In the An. at sector was
not without fighting, bowevei. Threo fur
ther German counter-attacks were made
during the night, tho Ilrltlsh cnmmander-ln-chlef
reported. All were directed against
the newly won Ilrltlsh positions: mi the
Iflndenburg line. Thu first wax broken
down In ronoen,traled British artillery lire.
The other two passed tho barrages, but
were driven back from Hie Ilrltlsh tienches
after a period of sharp fighting
Progress around Fretnoy. to the south,
was reported by Haig At Messlnes hostile
raiders wcto repulsed.
MAitrtir.n
KEHNEft - TinrKini Mrs IVilham M
Thimble of Northbrook, Pa nnnoutices the
marrlaue of her sister Adetia lleiker to Henry
" J, Kerner of. Philadelphia .Saturday May
3, 1H17 The ceremony was very ouletiy per
formed In this city nfter whuh tho touplo de
LZZLakJ
Iteport of
Philadelphia,
ri:.hourci:h
Ixans and Discounts. .J18, 213, 010.40
uue irom uanus ana
Hankers
Clearing House Hx
changes Cash and Reserve . . .
Treasurer of the United
States
"ustomers' .Liability Ac
count Acceptances...
.iWi
,,",,
n 5-.f
:v.
iwm
Total
$28,878,610.26
LIAHIL1TIKH
J,'" ' I '
..ssa'Kl'u.
i';w:
Capital
Surplus and Undivided,
Circulation
Deposits
Acceptances Executed
for Customers
P Ji i " f J
'.' ' y.iric, 'j!1, ',..
Total
1 1 V' 1 1 i.J 1 1 I ji'' '. K
MM itiAWA,
Kv 8. KROMIIH, Cashier,
w&mmrrjfvit
3H. "-.., t.,r "r..r, s '. -
tilWimM
vJitiWwk
EVENING LEDGEIM?HILADELPHIA, SATUEDAY, MAY 5, 1917
parted for a hrlef honeymoon
1017, they will be at home to
443S N, 7th st Philadelphia.
After May 15,
their friends at
ZDentljs
nAnrtr.TT May n, wisifhiSh. widow, of
James llarrett Relatives and friends In; led
to funersl. Mon., 8 s m . 132 Wntkln st. HUH
nuii Hatred Heart Church U.30 a m. Int Hob
Crois Cem, Auto funeral.
IIA.V7.IIAP. May 3. KI.I'AIIHTII 1IANZ
HAH (nee Pecker), wife of Adolph tlanihaf.
ased 73. Relatives and friends Inuted tn fu
neral serMces, Hun. 2 p. in. 38.11 .V Mar
shall 'I. Int. Herman l.utneran Cem. Auto
funeral. '
IIAYPK. May 1. MAX. husbam' nt late
leather llayuk, need 41. Prhstn funeral serv
ices, Hon., 10 n. m . 2203 N. 33d st. Int. pri
vate, liar Nebo Cent.
IIIIINIIHAt'KII May 3 IICnMAN hinlnrid
of Kll2abeth lllmbratier tnee YVeldel. aaed 37.
)fei,i(, lira friend nvmliers of Kensington
Lodge, No. 211, P. nnd A. M,t Columbia Chap
Nu in it A M , rurlnthlan Chasseur
Commander?, No. ,13 IC. T , l.u l.u Temple.
A. A. O. N. M t . Invited In funeral Mon 2
Km. .Vew 2d st nlot Oil. I.nne rd., oak
,nne, tut. Mt. Morlah Cem Auto service.
IION'HAI.I.. Xtny I. .MAIlHAlJIITr.X V . wife
of Thomas H. HotiRitf i1.iulit r of late tleorse
and Kllzabeth Itlcliunls, iisxl 71 Itclntlves and
friends, members of llloikley llaptlst Churcf,
invited to funeral services. Tues , 2 p m
Cooper Memorial M U. Church, il'ld nnd tllrarw
ave. Int. private, Prlond' Houtliwiateru Hurlal
(Iroundt
IIHIIXVN Miy I. Hllt.ll.V XI . wife of
Chirles It Ilrown Relatives nnd lrlends In
vited to services Tues to a. in. Oliver II.
Pair Hid, ls2o Chestnut st Int. private
York, Pi papers copv
CAMM At Mnrrli Iteiitlits Xforrlaville. Plfih
Month Thl-lil.iv. IiOlloTHY l:l.l.Allin II.
only child nf Joseph and Murv Cainni. fiirnl 1!)
Relatives ni.d friends may visit the home.
Crown st , MorrlBvllle. between 7 30 nml 1 p m .
Klrsl-dnv Plfth Month th
cHAMi,i:ii -May a. mary (iiti:i:.vi.i;i:,
wlfii of Krank Chandler. Jr. il.iushtrr nf rir
dlniind nn.l Annlo C (luv. rntnl 21 Relatives
nnd frl-nds InMled to funeril Hun. 130 p
m, residence of partnts, Chlsei, Pa Hervl os
Mt Hope. M U. Chunli 2 30 p m Int. Cnl
viry Cem Rotkilile Cnrrljffes will meit
trnlns nt l,ennl station arriving nt 1123 nnd
1:23
CI1.XSK. At residence, fisi. S llrmil st..
Trenton .V. J.. Mil) 3. MAH'IAHP. B llt.I.U.V
widow of James C Chase aed 72 Relitlves
nnd friend Invited to sirvlns. Mon. 2 p m.
Oliver II Hair lildn , 1S20 Chestnut J'hlla.
Int Mon-iment Om
CI.AItK Mi! 4 ItnllHCCA. wlf- of PJwaril
,T Clark, axed 27 Rrlatlvcs and friends Inviud
to funeral Mon s Ti n m, l.iej s NVwklrk
st. Hlsh mass Ht Uatirlcl's Chun h 10 a in
Int. Holy Crors Cem Auto funeral.
Cl.OCt) At fltbueester. M J.. May 3 XVII.
MAM Jr husband nf Mars-ant O cloud (n
Cunnlnsbnm) ned II Helattves and friends
Invited to funeral Xlon , 2 p m , residence nf
his parents 22o S .lib st (llouci-sti r N J
Int Nmv Cumden c m l'rlends mn view re
mains Him . from x to n p. m Auto funeral
COI.U. Mn 3. .MARilARP.T. daughter of
late Josepli anil Mar Cole Reliltv, anil
friends, vounc Ladles Sodality and League of
H.icred Heart of Oesu, Invlttd to funeral, Mnn ,
K 30 a m . nephew's residence. Terom JUCartv,
124S N isth st. Hlsh nun of requiem Church
of Genu 10 a. m Int. Holy Sepulchro Cem.
Auto funeral.
CONI.KV Mny 1. UKORfli: M COM.TIY.
husbiind of Hto Mary K Conley (nee Arm
MronK Rcliitlvis and friends. Pinna Itcseive
Pout. No 101 tl A It., emploves 1'rankford
Arsenal Pldelltv Lodge No 13S I O O V :
members Cumberland Ht M H Church nnd
Men's Hlbli) Clnss Invited to funrrul. Sun,
2 80 p in 20II.1 B J.ettcrlv st Scrvlns In
shove named ihurch 3 30 p. m Int In vbunh
"co.VNKf.l. Xlav 2 OllOltOl: XX husband
of Ida Connell (ne'i Hihalblo) nnd son of Kalha
rlne nnd late XVllllam Cunnoll ltelntivcs und
friends. Ht John's Assembly, No. 2S A O
.VI 1' , XVafchlnaton Cnmp, No .170 (l H of
A VlKllunt Council, No (.1). O of I A . C.u
penters Cnlon. Local No. 122, Hlonenun's Fel
lowshlu, Ud XVard. -Men's nibl" Classes of Tay
lor Memorial and Melinonlte Churches. Invited
to funeral Hun . 2 n m.. 1033 N Pr.inklln st.
Int (Ireinmount Cem Remains may bo vlevvid
Sat. after 7 p tu
CONNKI.I.Y Xlny 3 PATRICK .1. liusliind
of Alice Conelly (nee O Nelll), Son nf late
Michael nnd llrldeet Cnnnellv llelallvis and
friends, employes of Flnnse-Kohli r wnRon
works Invited to funeral, Tues . N 30 n in.,
2S11 Jasper st Sohmn reoulem mass Church
nf tho X'tsltntlon 10 n. m Int OKI Cathedral
'copr: May 3, HM.A A COPH (nee Pier
son) vvlfe of Zeno (; Cope, okc'I .19. formerly
of 1037 Nlcn st. Itclntlves nnd frlinds Ton
Haw a Council, No ill) D. of P Invited to
funeral services. Mon. 2 p m , 4.121 N Houvler
st. Int Northwood Cem I rlends may view re
mains Sun. S p in Auto funeral
COSTHI.LO Mav 3. PATRICK' husband of
late ltrldftct Costello. Helattves and friends In
vlte.i to funeral Moll . S 30 n. In. 1S27 111. id
stone st Holemn mass of requiem church of Ht
Montcn. 10 a m. Int. Hol Cross Cem.
CRuTllllRS. May 1. MARY, vvlfe of A. I,
Crothers. Rilatlves and frl, lids Invited in
funeral. Mon.. H 30 a m 4(13 N Diarhorn t
High mass Church of Our Mother of Sorrow
10 a. m Int. Old Cathedral (Vtn
ClU'lS Ma 4. HARAII wife of Thomas A
Cruls Relatives nnd f rli lids ma call Hun
after H p. m. residence. 3114 Prniikrnrtl ae
Services nnd Interment at Lebanon. Pa Leb
anon papers top
I1AI.RV. -Mav I. MARY A widow- of Ll
ward Dale Relatives and filetids Invited in
iunernl, Wed , 30 a. m . residence of her son
In-law, Stephen P. Pltzglhbons. 1U00 s. 23d st
Solemn high requiem maes ht ndtnund's Chun b
in a. m Int Holv Cross.
DKACON. At New Lisbon. N .1 . M.i '1
I.UL'IHA l'KACOCK. widow nf Charles 1( ))-a
con. Relatives and trlends Invited to funeral
services. Hun . 2 p m late residence, New
Lisbon. N. J. Int. Mt Holly Cem.
1HI.KH At Palmvr.i. N. J. May (
C1IAltLi:S P IJtI.KS. husband of lale Cliarllv
T. Ullks need si Relatives nnd friends Invltfd
to funeral, Mon 2 n m 1H3 Clnn.tmlnsou nve
Palmjr.i Int Mors-an Cem Remains may be
view id Hun . 7 to li p. m.
DONNKLLY At hchuylerville, y, Mnv
3. MARY FANNIK. daughter of late John T
and KII7U llonnellv Rclatlvea and friends In
vltd to funeral, Hun.. 2 p. m , 4ur,2 Aspen st
Int. private.
DINDAH May I SARAH Ill'.VDAS. lis'ed
"II Relatives and friends Invited In funeral
services, Mon , 10,30 a m . resldeme of Henry
l. Moore. Iftll XV. Main st , Ilaildi.ntlold, N J
int private. Harlelgli Cem
PX ins - m,u .), i,-,i3 Rnverfonl nve.
HAX'IH IK . husband of Hllzalu th I. nvans.
;e, ,2 Relitlves and friends, Dunn Post
No. 3l,, o A P. Hamilton I,od:e, No 271
1 nnd A M , XVashlnston Camp. No 317. P
J' H of A , Ldnln A. Sthuhert Cnuni II No
-.7, O of I A imploves of Knlrmnunt Park
Invlttd in servlcts, Mon 2 p in . Oliver II
Iiilr Hide. 1S20 Cheslnui st Int. private.
Montrose ivni Lodgu servlcis Hun, h p m
Omit flowers
PKHIll.KY Mnv 3. NHI.LIK HAR I' wife
"f Horallo R Pcgelej Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Mon , 2 p in 4012
N 12th st. Int private Itimilns m.iv be
v U wed Sun. after 7 p. m Auto funeral
FI.AMMAN-.Mllv 3, MARTIN P husband
of hate Mary Planlgnn (ntn Niarej) Relatives
Hnd friends. IHv No. 0. A O H Invlttd tu
funeral, Moil , H .1(1 n. in. 2H2fl Ldthgnw st
Holemn nines of requiem M VeionlLa s Chun t.
10 n m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
PRANK May 3 A JIKMIY. husband nf
Nelllo M Krank. nged 10. Relatives and rrlrmls
Invited to funeral. Mon . 8.3o a in 124 N
Halford st (hoth and Arch) High lines Chunh
nf our Ladv of Rosary 10 .a m Int. Calvary
Cem Camden, N. J. Auto funeral
PRUH (nee Keates). May s UMXAIIKTII.
wife of Chnrles Pruh Relatives and rrlends
Invlnd In funeral. Hun.. 2'3o ji m.. 21111 K
Alleiihtny live Int. CJreenmount Cem. Remains
may be viewed Sat. eve,
(ill.LLRN -May 4. HARRY A (Ilf.LCRV
son of late Michael nnd Aim (llllern. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Tues.. fil.tll a in
2.122 U. Lehigh .ave. Solemn requiem mass st
Ann's Church Hi u. m Int. New Cathedral
Cem
IIAUi:il Mat 3. KLIZARF.TH. widow of
Jacob linger Relatives and friends invited In
funeral llrldeeport. N. J.. Mon. 2 m Autos
will meet train leaving Market st ferry 11,30
m
HAILS'. Mav I
lata XVllllam A. J.
CARRIH M . daughter of
and Margaret Hahn. Jtesl
denee. 3711 Pino st Duo notlcn will be given
1I1JI.K May 3, suddenlv. ANDRflXV hils
band of Rarbnr.i Ilelf. Relatives und friends.
Mary Commandery, No 30 P and A. M , Ivy
Lodgo, I O O, F Invited to funeral services.
Hun 4pm residence of daughter, 3J3'J N.
Howard st Inl Cincinnati O
HOLLYWOOD. Mav 3. XVII.I.IA.M J., son of
r.lla Hollywood (nee McNIchnl) and Inte Michael
Ilollwood. Relatives and friends, Holy Name
Socletv of St John tho llaptlst Church and
Court Munavunk No. 32 1'. of A.. Invited to
funeral. Mon.. 7-30 a. m 31)15 Terrace) at.
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Mansunk. Holemn high requiem mass Ht. John
the llaptlst Church 0 a. m. Int. St. Matthew
Cem.. Conshohocken. ....,.,.
IIORNICKHI.. SuiMenlv. May 2. CltAIU.na
I' huihnnd of Anna II. Ilnrnlckel (njy Htrnck)
and son of Marie nnd Into Charles A. Ilornlckel,
aaed SO. Relatives nnd friends, Men's Koclety
of Herman Church nf Peace (loth and Hnyder
ave.li Ilrothirlinod and Relief Society of Penna.
I ; H.i Court Pathfinder, -so. 20H. P. of A.!
lllauAVelss Yenrly Hem mini Hoc , Invited to fu
neral oervlies. Hun.. 1 p. m.. 21)37 H, Rouvh-r st.
Int Fernvvood Cem. Auto funernl. ,, . .....
IIIMIHI'.H May 3, CLCII.IA (I. vvlfe of Wil
liam 11. HuRhfS Relitlves and friends Invited
to services. Mon, 2.30 p. in.. 312(1 Klngsesslng
nve Int private . .
llfOIIIlS Mny I. nt 301 XX- Thompson St..
JAMPh, husb.mil of the lito Jnne Hughes, lined
S4. Funeral services, Tues, 2 P. m mt.
"'HPAinc'lto'i' May I JOHN husband of.Mr.
lohn Hlimbunj (noe Miiellerschnen). aged ni
Relatives nnd f i lends, Kensington Lnbor t.v
leum all Indues of which be was a member.
Invited to funirnl services. Tues , 2 p in -M-4
N Palrhlll st Int private, tlreenmount t-tni,
Friends miy mil Mon, 7 to II p. m
Hl'MMIIL Mny I, A '.'TON husband of ate
Sophie Hummel Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Mon 3 p m residence of
son, tlenrge Hummel, 313S Amber st. Int pri
vate ilrienmoiint Cem ... . .
Hl'HHHN. Xlny 3. MAFRtCF. A son nf
Michael J nnd Cathnrlnn Hushen nnd crandson
of Isle Patrick and llrlilget Mcltugo Itelntlv's
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon... 8:3(1 a. m.,
Pirents' resldinie, 1227 Pechln st Roxliomimh.
Holemn high requiem mass St. John's Church,
Manajunk. 10 a. m Int St. Matthew's New
Cem.. Conshohocken. Pa. Auto funeral.
.tlli'nON At Wood Haven. L. I. . May 2,
ANNIH daughter of late Joseph and Mary Jen
son Itclntlves nnd friends Invited to funeral.
Hun , 3 p. in., residence of her brother-in-law,
XVllllam Krerknrtnn XVelsh and XVIillts roads.
Ilustleton Int North Cedar Hill Cem. Uir
rlagis will inert -1 .11 P. tu train from llroad
St Htnilon at llolmesburo Junction
JOHNSON Mav .'I. NORA M. wife of XXII
llam J. Johnson nnd daughter of Into Joseph
nnd Nora Hit hardsim. Relatives and friends.
Ht. Columba's II X M. "ndallty. Invited to
funeral. Mon.. S.30 a in . 27.1(1 N.,2Rh st. Sol
ium requiem nines Hi Columba s Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Cross Crm
JOMIH Maj 2 'lllOXtAH T husband nf
Francs Jones (nee Kmass) Relatives nnd
friends. Coneordln Lodge. No Hi P "d A M
KeVMlono Division No 1(1 Hons of Tcinperntire
Orand Division Hons nf Temperanro of Penna
Harmony Council No .13 1 O. A : Progressive)
Assembly, No I A O M P . Fernvvood Chap
ter. Order of Uiistern Htar. Oenernl Hherman
Temple-. Nn 72. O of C A . Lady Livingston
lodge. No as Hhipherds of Hethtohoni, nnd nil
other organizations of vvhleli be was a member.
Invited to services. Mon., 2 p in . r,l.i XXlllpvvs
ave Int Ml, Mori ill Cem Members of Key
siono DIv . No 1(1 H of T , will meet Hun.
7 30 p. in .Isth nnd XX'lllows nve. 1 rlmds may
view remains Sun 7 to tl p m
kai:lki:r.--miv i i:va KAni.Kint (neo
Xolff), wife of Charles Knelker aged OS
ltelntivcs nnd friends Invited to funernl services.
Sun . 2 p m 170.1 York ril lilt private
KAVZ -Mm I IIOHK St.. diughter of Jacob
and late Pnnnv Knu Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funernl serviies, Hun. 10 30 a m.,
2.12 XX. Hejlr.our si tlvrmantown tnt. Uiltl
more. Md. omit tluwe-rs. Itraddoek papers
l""l?i:K.N Mav I (IWHNLl.IAN KF.n.V vvlfo
of Pinlmnre keen aged 31 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Mon 2 l)
m 2312 N L.iwriliee st Serviies Hden M. U.
Chunh 3 p in Inl Oreetimouut Cem
KKLLY M.l.v t KATIIAItl.S'i: (nee XVIIsonl.
only daughter of Theresa llrown nnd late Harry
Wilson. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Hun., 1.30 p in. mother's lesldence. 1.1(1 Sic
Kenn si. Int. Westminster dm Hemnlns may
be viewed Hut nfte'r ll p. in Auto service,
KNORlli: -Mav 3 MARY widow of Anton
11. Knobbe, ugeil 70 Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral serviies, Hun. 2 p m ,
residence of daughter. Mrs (I II. Ornff. 2SJ1
XX'. Clearfield st Inl nrlvnto llrcrntnount Cem
ICY 1.11 Mav I JOHN husband of I.ydia A
ICvIe Friends. Ilrotherhood of locomotive Ilngl
niers, mav view remains Hun, 7:30 to 1) 3d
P m SSotI Market st Services nnd Int. Mon
ufternoon. Kllllnger Pa
I.111V1S Mny I. HF.I.F.N O . vvlfo of XVnl
ford C Lewis and diughter of late Chnrles
XX" nnd Anna It (leddis aged 2(1. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral, Tui , R.30 a. in.
at chapel of Andrew J Hair K Son. Arch and
llith sts. High requiem miss Churrh of Trans
figuration, n.lth st and Cednr nve., 10 n. in,
Int Holy Cross Cem. Washington, I) C, nnd
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DKATIIS
aged 82, Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
neral services, residence of son, James Long
well. "US Columbia nve.. Mon., 2 P. m, Int,
"IxiACMn.NF.T. May I. ANNA M.. daughter
of Into Samuel and Mary Macmeney, Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Tues., 2:30 p. m., IS N, 38th St. Int. private.
MAdt'lRP.. On Mav 2. HI1T. ANDHF.XV A .
son of the late Andrew nnd Jane Mngulro (nee
r..nnei in his "Tlh veiir Relatives and
friends of the family, nls.i members nf San.
Salvador. No. 2S3, K of C i. Immaculate Con
ception Catholic (Inn, nre mviieu to attend
funeral, on Tues.. nt H-30 a in from his Into
residence, 121) X'an Horn st Solemn high mass
at Iho Church of the Immiciilate t onceptlon nt
10 n. m Interment Holy Hcpulebro Cem. Auto
service
MARTIN, Mav 2, ANN 111 vvlfe of Thomns
A il, Martin nnd daughter of Margaret nnd Iho
late John MeCnbe men Owens) Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Mon .R.30 n. m..
from her husbnnd s residence. 2t!.!) I'edir st.
Holemn requiem mass at Ht Anne's 10 n. in
Int Holv Sepulchre Cem. Auto service
MrCANtM.l.SH Mnv 3. JOHN MrCAND
l.KSH husband of Matilda H. McCnndless Rel
ntlvrs and friends. I' H Oram, Post No. .1. t)
A Ri Dilnvvire Volunteer lire Co j Phlla
Fire Department Flrenun's Relief Asso i 30th
Ward Republican Club and nil other societies
of which he was a member, Invited to services
Mon .2 n. m . 2.112 Kimball st Int, .Mt. Morlah
Cim Remains may bo viewed Sun. eve.
MiCIiHaDY May 3 I)L.NNIH lllJCICLF.Y
MrCltllADY husband nf l.mmii Mendlesen Mc
('ready, iigcul ss. Relatives and friends, mem
bers of Farragut Asso of Naval X'eterans
Naval Post No 1"0 nut, Naval X'eteran Legion
Invited to funernl. .Hat.. 3D n m. residence of
Ills son. Joseph XI. MtCreadv, 303 Davis rd.,
Llanerch. Pa. Solemn requiem mass St. Den.
nls's Church, Oakmnnt Pa , H) i. m. Int St
" Mc-triTRMOI-T -Jlay 3. JAMPS. husband of
latn Rosi McDennott (nee o'Donneli). Rela
lives and friends Invited tu funernl. .Xlon. s
a m. rcslditice of mothrr-ln-law, Mrs Marga
ret O'Donneli 11(1 I'vellne st Falls nf Sihu.
kill High mass Ht llildget's Church II 3D a m
Int tathedral Cm
McUtixVA.N. Suddenly. May 1, THOMAS P.
(Ilud) McOOWAN. son of Joseph nnd I. lien Mc
(lowan. H(rd 21 Relatives and friends. St
Ibomas's T A. tl Society, Klrkvvood Country
Club, Pennn Rallraod Relief Asso . In
vttect to funeral, Mon.. S:30 n. m , resldencs of
iinrents, 2D13 H 2'd st. Solemn requiem mass
St. IMmonil's Church 10 a m Int. Holy Cross
McKIION PI.'N.R son of .lames nnd Jano
McKeon, 3722 Lancaster ave . Phtlsdeltihla,
private. Canadian Mounted Rifles Killed In
action April 10 till". In France. Rest in pence
MILLK1.XN Mav 2. F.HTHF.R MILI.inAN.
widow of James Mllllgan ne Dagney). Rela
tives and friends, Altar and Rosiry Society of
Hnlphnny Church. Invited to funeral, Mon .
H 3D a m, 2IJ.1 S XV'att st. Solemn mass nf
requiem Lplphany Church 10 n. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem
MONROi: Iay I ANNIH C . widow of P
.1. MONROi: Hue umbo of the funeral will
bo given RosM-ncc, lam s ,11st st
MOONI.Y - Ma 3 ItOXK M vvlfo of Thomas
1 Monney Relitlves nnd friends Invited to fu
ll" ml Tues 7 30 a in. 22111 N Mutter st
Solemn requiem mass church of X'lsltatlon 1)
n m Int Holy Sepulchre-.
MOP.RIHS M IV 2. MAROARF.T, widow of
XVllllam II Xlorrlss Relatives nml friends In
vited to funeral servlcis. Sun., 2 p m.. SUN
Diamond st lilt private.
MULLCR May 1. KARL P. husband of
Frederick i Muller. formerly of 17th and Dickin
son sts Relatives and friends, Humboldt Lodge.
No. 3.1') F and A. M , Southwark Rakers Ver
eln, Invited to funeral services, Sun . 1 p in ,
2D3.1 H I'levednnd ave. Int, Fernvvood Cem.
Remains mav bo viewed Sat , 9 Is ID o. m.
Auto service
MlUlllAX -Xlav 3 PRANK A Inmband eif
X'loUt Murrnv and son of Frank and Into Sarah
Murruv Relative.! nnd friends Invited to fu
nernl. Mon , 7 .to n m , i,7 ij N Alder st Sol
emn in iss of requitiu Church of Assumption
D n in Inl Holv Cross Cem
O'NKIL. Mav 4. JOHN II.. son of lale Rer
nard and Margaret O'Nell. grand-ion of late
Patrick nnd Rrl Iget Flahej. Relatives and
friends. Holv Name Society of Our Ladv of
Mt, Cnrmel Church nnd Lodge No. .11, L. O, o.
M. Invited to funeral Mon.. S n m.. residence
of Patrick Carney. 2301 S. Lee st. Solemn high
requiem mass C.'urch of Our Lady of Mt. Car
mei ii 30 u. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
O'TOOI.K Mny I. JOHKPII O'TOOLIl Rila
tlves nnd friends invltid to fuller il, Mon s
a. m . residence of ulster, Mrs Md.vcnty 171s
H, 111th st. High mass St Thomas Aqulmts's
Chunh Ii.'io a. m. Int. Holv Cross Cem
PARROTT Fifth Month 3d. JULIA A .
widow of Samuel C. Parrolt, aged so Funeial
services, (,300 Oretno St., (icrmautuun. Fifth
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PHNNYFACtCKR. tn rhocnltvllle. N. J..
May 4, HI.IZA 1.. widow of Dr. Nathan A,
I Vnni packer, aged so. Relative-; and friend'
Invited to funeral, from 323 M. Ojy st.. I hoc
nlxvllle, Pn Mnn . 3 n. in. Int. .Morris ";,
PKNNYPACICKR-May 4. I.CIjAM'V-"''' "'
Calvin H. Fen-ivpntker. nged 4t. '"'Vi
and friends Invited to funeral services. Mon.,
S P m, litis llarlon st , Camden, N '"
nt llroad St. Cem llrldgeton. N J,. "L,"'
rival of tl-42 a. m. trnln frnm Camden Tues
. PHILLIPS. M.1S I, JOHN tl, husband i
Annlo (1. Phillips. Relatives nnd friends, XX est
Philadelphia Lodge. No. 45. R. nf L. L. '
l'ennslvnnl.a Railroad. Invited to servires
Tues., 2 p m. .1i,iil Melon st, Int .Ivy HI
Cem Friends mav rail Mon.. from 1.311 to II
n. m
PIHRCK. May
I. I.DtTIt VIOLA, wife nf
iinrri r, i-ierco lion imui-i -, , : -J. ,
and Lucy A Rlghter. sged 31 Relatives nnd
nn.l Habshter of Chnrles I
trlends Invited to funeral services, lues . .p.
m. pnrents' residence, 1112 llutler st. int.
Ilnrren Hill Cem Auto funeral. Remains may
be Viewed .Xlon, eve . . -.-
QU1NN. May 2. THOMAS, husband, ot '
caret K. Qulnn. Relitlves and .friends, mem
bers nf Penna R R. Co. Relief Asso... In
vited to funeral Mnn. 8 30 n in, 4021 I air
mount nve., XV. Phlla, Solemn iiigh mms of
requiem St. Agatha's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Cathedral Cem
RlSLP.r Kntered Into rest at the Coving
ton 37th nnd Chestnut sts, Mny 3. 01.01101
ANNA ItP.TItr.Itl.INO LHl.VAH, wife nf Into
David Rlsley Itelatlves nnd friends Invited to
services. .Xlon.. 2 p. in., residence at son, it. i,
Rlsley, 3S01 Chestnut st. Int private. 1 rlends
miy call rum.. 7 to in p. m .,., ...n
ROWLAND, May 3. RHYNHAR ROWLAND,
husband nf Theresa Rowlnnd. , Relatives nnd
fr'ends Invited to funeral services, Sun., nili
p. m.. 1031 Brown st. Int. Lebanon. N. J.
RYAN. -May I. MARtlARHT, widow of
Thomas Rjan. Relatives und friends. Altar So
ciety and League nf tho Sacred Heart, Invited
tn funeral. Tues N.30 n. in., 20 Harvev st.,
(lermantown. Solemn requiem mass St. a. Intent
d Pnul's Church 10 o. m. Int. New Cathedral
eH(TllMPP May 3, MAR1P. X, vvldovvr of
August Sehlmpf. nged Ml Relatives nnd friends
invited to funernl services, Mon ,2 J) m- residence-,
nf daughter. Mrs. Henrv Selb. -lilt N.
13th si Int nrlvnte. (Ireenmount tern
HCHNATTKRIIR (neo Tlernev) May 3,
MARX', widow of Wllllum S, hnatlercr. of County
tl.ilway, Ireland nged 71. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8:30 a ni, residence of
her son. William .1 Schnattercr. 2017 Moravian
si. Requiem hlsh mass ot Ht. Patrick's Church
10 a m Int Holv Cross Cem
VvioBNI.HIIP.il. Mav 2. SARAH SCI ipilN
I.IMU'.K (me llngle). wife of tlcorgo H. Hchocn
leber. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
services. Mon.. 2 p m... nephew's residence.
Charles Hrhoenleber, 321 XV. Indiana nve, Int.
private Odd Fellows' Cem. m,,men
HIIINDI.F.R Slay 3 F.MMA H1IINDLKR,
aged 37 Relatives nnd friends Invited tn fu
neral services. Mon . 11 n. m . David II.
Schuyler Hid-; . IIro.nl nnd Diamond sts. Int
''rsLIMM May 3, RHNJAMIN C husband of
Sarah Mlmm (neo Harvey) und son of Charles
and the late Hannah Sl.mm nf Mooretown.
Relatives nnd friends, also Pochnhontns Lodge.
No 107. I O O P.. of Moorestown. N. .1..
nnd cmploes P. R. T. of loth and Luzerne,
and 1' It T He-ncflcl.il Association. Invited to
funeial services. Mon, 2pm 2202 Nassau at
Int private Friends may tall Sunday, 8 to
1UhVht"h Suddenlv Mnv 3 HDWIN H . bus
band of IIII.I J Smith nnd son of into .laiob I.
and Mary .1 Smith, nged t.1. Relatives und
friends. Mantua Lodge. No HID, II. of It R
T Clnclnnnll Coumll. No. fil't. O 1 ot A .
XXushlnstoil Camp. No 2,0. P II H of A .In
vlted tn funeral serviies. Hun, .1 v in, 4121
llrown st Int private, Norihvvood ( em Re
mains may bu viewed Hat , s to ID p in Auto
SMIIH At Fresno, Cal . Fifth Monlh 2,1,
1I1JNJAMIN P. son of Oliver P and Katharine
H. Smllh Due nollcc nf funeral given.
SMYTH May 2. IIUOilNll MAXIX1ILIAN.
son nf Isinc and Jennie Smyth, nged 27 Rela.
tlvvs and friends. Neptune Council. No 141.
I), of L. ; Diligent Council. No. t. V P. A.,
P R It Relief Asso . invited to funeral. Sun .
2 p. m . parents' residence, 2S13 XV Dauphin st.
Int Laurel Hill Cem.
SNYDi;il At Trenton. N J. Jlay 1, RAY
MONO H , son of Into XVllllam R and Hllrnbeth
Hnjder, nged 18. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to fuiiir.il, Sun, 1 p. m. resldcnco of brother,
XVllllam R. Snyder, S21U Hulst ave. Int. North
wood Cem. Friends may call .Sat, eve. Aulo
funernl.
STRHF.T May 3, THOMAS 11. husband nf
Sarah V. Street aged H4 Relatives nnd
to funeral services. Tues .
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friends, also Wood XVIre nnd Metnl Ij-mTIJ 1
Pnlon, Local No, 11.1. Ihvlted to funeral yt&'K T'l
p. in. son's residence. Thomas K. suVl..0?.-' 3
. XXoodstock st. (near 20th and Jefferson .,.
Inl. nr vnte. Nnrlhwnnd Cem. Il.n,ii. " "?.X
viewed Sun.. " to 111 p. m. " may i,
STOPCH, -May 4, FRANK L. STOPCII .. .
40. Relatives und friends Invited to fJmV.'l
services, 2431 N. Colleen nve.. Sun,, ii-in "'
Int. Zlon Church (Irouiid, XVomelsdorf. 'r"1,
Mon, morning, " '
STROII.XI, May 3, tlANIHI, K,. hushana .
.Mary Strohm. aged B.I. Relatives iSul fru!f
Invlled to funernl, Mon., 0:3n a. niTj al'rf '
Marshall at. Illfeh mass Ht. Veronica's ChnA
11 a. m. Int. Ilnlv Sepulchre f'em, Auir, f,,2',f.c.h
Httl.l.l VAN. May 4. MARY . . ..'. !",l-
Patrick Sullivan nnd daughter of into wTfi."
nnd Jnne. Hvnns, Relatives and friends lnViviS
to funeral.
lues , k n, m., I2S Cedar st i.
i. So emn high remilem maVs lm!
Kintnwn
inm uiiii'i cuiHciPiiiin iimmi, ,i, 'IlK.iniOWn.1 1 n
a. m Int. New Cathedral Cem. ""
SWIIHNP.Y. Mav 3, JOHN HWIltlNET hi,.
band of Theresa Sweeney (nee Connolly), nil,
lives nnd friends Invlled to , funernl-Mon.. a fi
a. m.. 21111 Helgrado st. Solemn requiem iAJ!
Churrh of the Natlxliy. 10 a. m,' mt iffl
Hepulehre Com. '""'
Taylor. -Mav 2. maikiarf.t p, wif. ..
William J. Taylor and claiightcr nf Mary i
Inln, Patrick o'pea. Relatives and frl'nds in.
vlted to funernl, Mon., 7:710 n. m , 1129 I-i,2
gcrald st. High mass of requiem church of is.
Kplphany 0 a. m, Int, Holy Cross Cem, auiI
service. ""
TRACIl May 4. MARY A , daughter of iaf.
Jacob and Kllzabeth Trace. Relatives ad
friends, umplojes of J. II, Allen Co. Invited in
funernl services." Mon.. 2 p. m 8131 Oerrnsl,.
tnwn nve., Chestnut Hill. Int. private Friend,
tnnv cull Hun. eve. "enai
TIUPPLi:. Suddenly, Mav 3, In N'ew York
rlly. .V. Y , JOHN C. TRIPPl.n. formerly 0(
Phlla Relatives nnd friends Invlled In funeral
services, Man . 11 ft. m . residence eif W n
Weaver. .'..HIN. 3th st. Int private " "
XVHIS. Suddenly, May a, SAMl'llI, H ,.
of Oe.rgo and Mary XVcls. nged 20. RfIsUvm
nnd friends, Northeast 1 Ifo nnd Drum Cora!-!
Abraham Lincoln Camp. No. 3D, S. of X' 1 penn
Treaty Council. No. oil), o. of I. A . emp 01,1
of John II. Stetrons Tlmas Tribe. No 72, 1. o
R M 1 Seminole Council, No 127. Degree of
Pocnhontns, Invited to Xuneral. Sun. 1 p. rn
1S11 Oennnntown nve. Int, North Cedar lllii
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Hat s to in
p. m. Auto funeral.
XVHI1.T. Mav 3 CATIIKRINP. S XV1IH.T
vvlfo of Henry .!. XX hilt. Relatives und frlendj
Invlled to funernl services. Mon 2 p- m. J, k
llackmnn's funeral parlors H07 XV Lehigh sv'
Int North Cedar I till Cem. "'
WII.Iil.VO. May 3. JAN11. vvlfn of John
XVIIdlng nged 33. Relatives nnd friends Invited
In funeral. Mon., 3 p. m , 330(1 Amber st Int
Oakland Cem. Remains may bo viewed Sun!
8 to 10 p m,
WH.I.1TS At Wondhurv, N .7, Mnv 3. Rear
Admiral OllOlttlll SIDNKY XV11.LITH V 8
N, nged Ot ltelntivcs nnd friends Invlled to
funeral. Sun . 2:30 p tn son-in-law s residence.
I: 11. Name. 121) N .Inekson st XX'nodburyi
N. J Int private. Laurel mil Cem , Phlla,
XYOODS May 4. MATTHF.W. husband ot lata
Kllzabeth A. Woods (neo Allen) Relatives and
friends. Chapter No 1, Men's Fricndlv Union
Invlled to funernl, Tues . 2 p in, 2007 Klin,
worth st Int Mt. Morlah (in Remains may
be viewed Mon. eve
XXORRHLL May 3 MARSHALL R. aSfi
(1.1 Relatives und friends Invited to funeral
Mnn 2 p. 111, IS W. 1-rorit st Media Pa.
"xVYNN May 3. MARY P. widow of Di
ll S XX'jnn. nged (17 Relitlves and frlcndt
Invlled to funeral service!, Mon , 2 p m., 3'i '
N 31 st. Camden, N J Int private, liar,
lelgh Cem.
YOPNH At Atlintli cltv f .T , May 4
MAROAltnT ANN YOCNO, uged .17 Late of
LMl N 21st st , Philadelphia Itelatlves ant
frleiida, ounker Cltv Ladles Loval orangs
Lodge, No 171 of l'hlladclphla Invited to fu
neral services Tues . 2 30 p. in , Cousin's real
denco, Mrs Charles 11. Rallev 12') N South
Cnrollna nve.., Atlantic Cltv N J Int Plena.
antvllle Cem Via trolley funerul car Absequam.
YOUNO Mnv 4. JF.NNIH, wife of Harry
Young and diughter of Lotltla nnd lite XXIIIUm
Colgnn Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu.
neral, Mon.. 2 p tn . 2ITI llrown st Int Pern
wood ('cm. Remains mav bo viewed Sun. eve.
Auto funeral,
ZANI3. May 3. MAROARF.T daughter of
Charles .T. and late Nellie A Zino and grand-
daughter of Into Martin nnd Margaret Casev.
nged 3 vears I months. Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral, belt , 2 p. m.. residence of
aunt, (120 N. 3,1th st Int. Holy Cross Cctn.
Auto funeral
ZHIllI. May 1. CLARA, wife nf Frederick
Zeeh (nccy (litibs) Duo notice of funeral given.
Residence 230 XV. Olrard live.
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