'moves upward,
"OWING BAD START
Commission House Trade
Wheat Is Dull
CHICAGO. Juno 13.
. a. big Benernl commission
inn jy. corn today ana mo market
-.., nn unravorauiD tiui umii
V'V'.::. onrller. At tlio start
WZSkM hcavlly' but thcy Wero
Jbd O'"
.. ..ninrti wprfl iirosnppt nf
' ratures and. a Rood demand
'' "Chouses, and exporters. Thcro was
r?m tho top under realising and
iCtM fr. ... movement Itallroaiii
c'.f1n be hanllnc a largo number of
J.. Into the belt
...ichlnif BB. JU'y moveu up to
VCta?it$t.ST. or c higher. Sep.
'1'flr. uSUitt $1 B0'41 60?;. against
!.?,,: end yesterday.
11 Lr after declining to $1.10. ad
tKfr,t4 ending at $1.13i?
"Jtnired with $1 12. tho flnal-fiuo-
iTof yesterday
Jrtit- T' .hA weather Indicated Ideal
tft T v.w wheat In tho Southwest Is
WXtor export on Mrtually tho samo
B" . .. rnipr Tho best on Julv
n!.., .M the low 2 30 nnd tho closo
"v Vm .salnst J2 33 yesterday's last
v Th top on September was $2 08.
(JOG'i and tho final J2 07L,
uWred with $2 08 at the end yestcr-
S1j.. Current estimated the yield
';.!,r wheat In seven States at 203,045..
jflSdi against 264.435.000 bushels In
S!f ..th r.nnrt nf the Weather tin.
Tsl wec.j .f--- -- ----
r.' ..j ....-to imnrnvomont n inrtt nrnn
rtjtoiw -' -- "-
fcrirl ft weeK'
tI3f fut""" ""ted as foil.
".. High
firmer and tho trado was
W
TO
zoi
2 33
2 03
Low
2 30
Close
"2 31
? ... -i.liverv
B1V"V" .
u. is. f y '
'". i iU
1.12
2 oo'i 2 07'4
111
L,tn'
as
131H
U4'
IHTO.
sua'
Si (Aiked
64't
5t't
50 s,
2142
21 so
21 05
2125
3? 60
33 9(1
1 51
1 47
1 10H
flJH
55S
2147
21 07
20 02
21 12
35 20
3S 50
1 ".7,
1 .50',
1 13
OIH
54 j
50.
t2i eo
21 77
t21 02
21,20
3s no
t3S 7.1
Ves.
close.
2 33
J OS
157'-,
1 4S .
112l.
02.
54
t53t
t21 05
t21 SO
t21 10
21 23
tl 5
35 05-
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
IN AyHEATCONDITION
Somo Local Damage From Wind, Hall
nnd Rain, Says Government
Report
menf"010 JUn8 13-The 0.r.
ment weekly weather report says'
Ihm "S a 8tCady ""PW'ment In the
??, ---
crn alley of Colorado. Tho cron Is rinen.
TifnW? norlh OWhomP.ni
Tennessee and hanestlng Is under way
imnnV'T Stnt" sou'h-a?d. W.Mher con.
Texas favorable, for harvesting In
fnvnr?hi-r,COndltons ,,cro not especially
raorable for spring wheat, ns grain was
growing slowly n Montana and early sown
grain was turning yellow In Minnesota and
late seeding not germinating well.
in States farther south, however, ns well
as on northern Pacific const spring wheat
wns making favorable progress
Considerable rain fell In the northern part
,i.i .?0tton bolt' nm' ln a fcw localities
cultivation was Interrupted by showers and
wet grounds.
i", F!or,I(la. however, as well as on tho
inlddo belt coast, where little or no rain
nas fallen for some weeks drv weather Is
unfaorably affecting the cotton rrop
Although plants arc still small In Texas,
good growth was made and there wan Im
provement shown In Oklahoma except whero
still wet ln western counties
EVENING LEDGJER-PHILADELFHIA, WEDNESDAY, JTJHE 13, ,1917
.
&
JKAT1H
OI?nn' .Va'.'!' ;olonl7ohn r "nj Kl
HEN1W C
nor
111 e
Sn n.f .I "" ' Thomas J (lortlni. mM
20. rlltlvf anil M.nH. Intl.l .- ..' "J71
amA'Ca?? "a-omn 'wVn. of'hwlheT ln"la'
o'a mh IB,l,,,).unl"',, ,o',o I'outi.VlChirili
TinS;. . Mt crn" I'm .u'o funeral
n'ncejiAmo.ln ar.rt Tuh.. .,. riorwSirf, Do
b. 1.5 d uv ,lMt. f JI"!?1' ' 'm terrain.' ma',
...... -.... . .. ,,.
1IAI!KNPV R. 1,,d'n,y. ',un', " THOMAS
"t , hiinhinrt8; , ',,riS?,rl' "' ,,' n1 Irtrnl
lUliiii.. --. ".' ,la ? Kl,'n H llarkny. avnl n
"si K M.nV ir,'t',l- ln Athenian lir N
V ' anil A M. Inltil In Mrilr-M t.i
dj
nr.ATn
mes and fflnd
'r H p. m a
ni.ti Norlhwood im
Invited
ai anjj
tn fitnikral ajtrvlrea.
N. Marvlnt at. int.
r,,h. l lUYf .,i,."ir of ArlPh Jlunoi. of
Trov l,Jn,yrhlJPh"1- Kt 70 runaral al
.. MI'HItAY Kuddenly Jun in
iiai nubnd of lata llrldnl
n tn ru. .- . ....;.- .--'" " i
rem' In." Th.Dw1n'i lm Friends may Mew
iinui.- juna ln MAlmitif.T nir i. -
na 10
.and d
h.AKa10?,."?9 ..'SLTAias AsitMonE,
j. .. ........ ' Diiiiiuin inaa i nvnnaiivni
eatljs
i huren fit tho Assumption 10 a m. int. hi
uema a tem . Ardmore Auto luneral
n Jii "li'.iS0.?. ' ua.i.1 an'1 lj,l Charles E
HIST!.. nt4.at1" ani ''tents InMted to funeral
rM-e, iri , 2 r m. mother's r-.M.nr-. ami
.Warren st. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem Autn
.'.''?? '.ae "nd dauthier of th late wmiam
and friend? i2.iWht "" Blt", " Helatlve.
1M1 K,.,ln,,,lri t0 serv eea. Thurs.. 2 p. m.,
m "ii.W "'.''."a.. 7 30 to 0. Auto .ervlce.
it t UL,,'71!I:lh Month 12th ANV l:i,lA
"lIt,nVa,5lf,,'!, "'nrvllali-'IWral 1 m
atoiJi M" ' ,nfJ from M realden. idrey
Train l..te1'.. ll?rllal (Irounds K-anttford
be rnVl . u" " Terminal
of l.Vdl sl H".1!:.10. 5',A'1:?, '.'""'!!5!
n,m f..-i:i"':,'.' ".':.? i.vmii-" HUH
."'.' i iniininril i:niinrll llnvn I Ariannm lt.
will
frlem
Jlted
Prnlif a..
i..i t- ."'".."" v-yuiicii. iioyai Anam
rtom,inu.,.unV."'J,,::.v'.Thur.. 2p.m. 1213
oiiIivM,i!i?rSAYir,urA . nKi'.uc-fA. wits .t
ti.t.ii.... '"i"0"."'. nrr. i.eaiorui naeu in
Hat .- ,i",!" tnMted to funeral .erl s
SI lntr-llni.i!!UV'."ul " rIJ'nro 2.-..7 N. 4th
malni rn.l"i'J,d? r"P. " 'unernl rr 11.
l!Wv l'd I'rl after T 1i p m.
tf.nev r i1? J'" 12 ANSll: O. wlf Of
Henri J Hennejsj . nelalHea nnd friends I
An.m.r!. n,'.,.?' .!n,-;n,. r"!';-". .-
in ait Mm-
i. m ii.i.iir:. ,..J ".?.'".."" .'n??
5."',"""1 " " 1M2 llonman at
at""'l,iK t Thomas Chllrin 0:30
a in. int. Holy Cross Cem
t Nl,Tlk'-rJ'i!" .ln' JRP" - 'on of P.
ik- ).AJ?.n'. JW,0"'. !'' and friends,
i an J"' '.'.1 ' 'OA1"" funeral, Tours ,
avV inih JIV.""." r" d""3i (,n',', KlnasrssinB
aye lllah. masa of reoulem Churoli of ih. Most
ijiessea sacrament ln m Int. Holy Cross
Cem
rAlllIK Jun 12
MMIV ( f rf Kre.l
t r iJi,,nahrit i"1;',1 ,',,h"r of Philip and Annie
",',rn .u'l"'i'" ani1 '"ends hnllid to fu
Sr.niS"' ,1" " lnl 2n,l P "!'" a,
fniomn requiem masa I'turrh of the NatUltv
1 ..". ..?!.. lut SI Vnn' Cem
ANNA A
r o( Mr
nnd frlel
li.J IT.1'?.''..1".'. rtaUBhter of Mary nnd lale Wll
... .S!'"r ,"r'l!"'a iinn irlrnds .Mary I'en1
1J.T.M :."l,r" or a tnMl.iI to (unera
n.,i nermantonn ae Sat., a n n m Ha
enni i nun mass of requiem si Stephen's Church
1 i.Im. '!'. J. W ",y. ."'puehra Cem
i'i.i)i:nmis..(i,,.i.i.ni. ..... ... .. r.
., ,. -m It'., ., .. .. 'l KUll" ". din.HII.I
i... C'i" ri '-. ' "irrson sued az. item
PEATHS
Rm
i it
GRAIN AND FLOUR
nriTnreelDts 200 012 bushels Th mar-
bt wil entirely nominal and quotation nro
cUlLv Receipts 24 023 bushels Trade was
Urt, but Ttlues were firmly maintained Quo
aM Csr lots for lonl trade as In location
"iTutini No 3 jellow II SJl 53. western
IMnllow, II suwi i western n a enow
MW Receipts 43 271 bushela. The market
ill fiuifl ana wmiuu. .u.."., .ui , i.nun 'nw
uw: No 2 white 73H if74r. itanduril white.
BHvIJciNo 3whlla 71's '3'72c. No 4 white.
ftoU-Rccelp's 300 bbls nnd 0S3 331 lbs
knelt Trade was quiet but mill llmltti were
tm milctalned Quutitlons. per Inn lbs In
hj (Mttan or Jute sarks about 25. l.aai.
taw, straight ll2".'.WUi"i Knnsaa iloir.
UllOwlSVV no, eiraiKni i.il'Ui.t ... no,
H!ttt. I1I.15W14 iu, sprinir nrst clear 1- on
I1L13. do, patent 113 73",? 14 50. Uo. fnorlte
Sttdl. I14 7313 23 city mills, choice nnl
futrjmilt, 114 751515 23
JIE FLOUR was quiet but steady under light
iirlDd, We quota HUSH 73 per bM . as to
ram.
nnnvitiinYC.
f Hua fnls 4nhhlne 1 nn It I r and nliiMsl
lbt4 I"" JVI'UIHB l'Ul 1S
Srt iteiflllr heM The quotations wrr aa
Ibtij City bef In nts, rmoked nnd air
ni ISVic: western beef In "tB smnked,
Re. city bef. knuckles nnd tenders, smopkd
m iIMrled. aGic western hef, knuckles
i Unitn, smoked, .3..Vic, b-ef Inma. WKiP
R pork family, 144 SOdf 4v hamn S 1. rurd.
Ibom 2325Vic. do nklnned, loo(. 27i-J"4c,
k do, iraoked. 2S2Rli- othpr hamn nmoknd
fscati. a to brand ana avurape. l'(Ui 2t.Wr,
uai imokefl western cured -MUfTlItl'-jt . do
kllti bonelest 41r picnlr shouldfrs, R 1
prt, looae, 1'lHc do smoked. l!jc, bellies
Blckla, accorutne to average, loose ir.
niVlit fcacon. as to brand and arraR( city
pitd, Jflc; brcakfant baon, wistprn cured. 3"c,
let witern. cennd tea iMc, do do, do
fcta, 24c, lard pure clt kettto rendered, ln
24c: do, do, do In tubs, 24t.
REFINED SUGARS
1 Til market was quiet but ateadv w Ith re-
otn tccepuni orciera on n, basis or 7 5iic lor
Bn Im trandlated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CEIGSE-fferlOtra Wero llsht anrl talnct
Wl well maintained with a fair demand
TOtitlcjs were aa followa Now York full
10 uncr, new mc specials nislicr do do.
Tift SOOd. OAW !'ll?"lUn rtn ..a., .llin.
11.17c" ---..-. -. ..... ......
.JlTyER Tha market ruled steady nt the
sSMllne, but trade was quiet. Quotations
ii follows Western, fresh, solid pa Ked
5Mrr, faney specials, 12c. extra, HIV lie.
Blrj frits, Jlic firsts 3S'ic, seconds 37V3.
prints, fancy 13c nrnKc extra 11 R
a. lnt; 89040c seconds UTi 5T38C, special
Js of prints Jobbing at 4t4uc
;W8 Demand waa auffl. Int to absorb tho
ajtil offerings of fancy atoc i. alues of which
Jiritlraly held rollowlna; are tho quotations.
Mtrty Brsts. 110 20 per case, nearby current
wripu, k go per caa weetern extra llrats.
JatOper ens, do firsts Jfl 0(1 per case fnncy
wel canilled eggs were Jobblns at 40041c
ft tan.
!
POULTRY
TJVT r.H... .. . j . .-
iiX UL ' fn in koou request anil iu
fMr Others kind of poultry wern quli t nt
"ft rites Quotations Towls. as tn quality.
fl15c: roosters lfl17c sprlns chickens, not
eiiow sKinned, weigninK
Wipnn, plump
IJfti tplece, 323Sc White Leghorns, weigh
Itj,ei4 lbs apiece 2S32c. ducks. IVkln
"?'lc: ao, Indian Hunner 1711110. pigeons
.' ,Ilr' 53W28C do, ouns. per. r ilr
MMESSED Fancy stock was rirettv well
ES..1". nd r''d 1rm. The qubtatlons
5 iM ,'?!l0ws Fowls, 12 to box, mllk
f". ry-jlcked, fancy selected, 2Cc, welghlns
Jw."Aov" ViV1 :5'p. welshing 34 lbs.
t'i:iCi.w',ghln 3 'b rloce, 2J5fJ3c.
i ft " 'I 0D" tancy nry-plcked Weigh
'i ,.nd ov'r apiece, 25c. smaller sizes.
Lr f6.ld.05lnU,.dryJ,'k,',1 18He. broilers.
St. ,uln iT ....... .n, uiiirt ireuiu.,
tiVViTi.l,,.,''i 1D". apiece 37W40CI turiteys,
Bit, ; lwd ,er " Western best here,
ft. ,MCW.mon' 20 23c, ducks, nearby.
Sffi;. i?2.,c.."iu,li" Pr dozen White.
5nJ.i1Ai, i2.,b" "r d0"". 14 2504 81,
1J ?i.7bln"i ?.t0 I0 ". per dozen It HOW
S& iib,i.?'l,Vn.,T. 8 li" P'r dozen, I3R3.10.
Sf I!,hn ? Jb? per dozen. 12 5U&2 75,
Lit '80-'-S0. small and No. 2. OOcO
FRESH FRUITS
wasaRd vti fois. - -t .a...,..
,S. Th. ,Lfh.1l" t0:,, ' most descrlp.
'i.?. as Quotations u.t .-.iir... . a-
funeral.
, n!lKER. At residence. 4301 Chestnut st
VnV1&.KAR.L ?' "ARKriR ServlSe" and lnt'
at Brldaeport Conn
5AHS Jue ! JAMES E eon of Oeorte
and Ella Batts. of llaltlmor- Md Relattes
and friends lnlted to serMces, Wed S p m
4233 Baltimore ae. Baltimore papers pleas
copy. BECK .tune 11. ANDREW BECK. Rtla
&.. an.? f'1""1' employea Fllsher's Worsted
Mills all societies of which h was a mmher
lnxltd tn funeral serMces Fri . 2 p m.. son
Inlaws residence, 814 N Taj lor at. (25th and
Brown) lnt private. Mt Peace Cem Remains
mn he Mewed Thura eve. Autn service
BINDEWAU). Juno 10. LILLY L. wlfs of
Frank C Blndewald Relatives and frlenda In
vited to funeral service Thurs 2pm, hus
band's residence. IMS N. 80th st. lnt private,
Mt. Morlah Cem Remains may ho viewed Wed
eve
BOWMAN June 12. ETHEL, daughte of
Pirah A Bowman (nee Williams), aged 27.
Relatives and friends members of $alrm Evan
gelical Lutheran Church. Invited to funeral
serMies Pat. 2 30 p m residence nf Bjron
r Long, 1313 Wakefield st . Frankford. Re
mains may be Mewed Frl. eve lnt private.
Oakland Cem.
11REY June It at 1020 N Tark nva
WILLIAM r UREV aged I3 Funeral srvlces
Rnd lnt strlcth private Please omit flowers
Bl'CKELl'.W FREDERICK I. BUCKF.LEW,
son of late Frederick Lemuel and Elll S. Burke-
low, passed avvav at his nom In Jamesburg,
N J . Tues , June 12 1 p m . aged 43. Funeral
services will l held at late residence, Frl.,
2pm No further notice given
CAMPBELL June 11 MATILDA ANN
BLACK, wife of lohn Campbell, aged 71. Rel
atlves and friend Invited to funeral, Thurs 10
a. m . undertaking parlora of Wm Allmond,
Jr. S W cor. 17th and Christian sts, lnt
Edn Cem Remains may bo viewed Wed eve
Mllfnrd (Del.) papers copy.
CAROILL. June 12 WILLIAM, husband of
Carotlno Carglll aged 83.. Relatives snd friend
Woodcarvers' Union invited to funeral, Frl ,
3pm. 3200 W Arizona st. lnt Mt. Peace
Cem
CLARK June 10. TAMES F ton of Eliza
beth and lite John J Clark aged 23 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeril, Thurs .
8 30 a in. mother's rei'dence, 2137 Summer St.
Solemn requiem mass nt the Cathedral 10 a.
m. lnt Holy Cross C'm
CROW C Juno 10, ALICE, daughter of Jo.
sph nnd Jennie Ardron Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Thurs. 1 p. m , rarents'
residence 134 E. Rlttenhouse at , Germantovvn
lnt private, Ardslev Cem Remains may bo
viewed Wed, 8 to 10 p m Int. private. Auto
funeral
CURLIS June 10 ELtZABETH. widow of
Samuel L Curlls. Relatives and friends In
vited to f un. ral services, Thurs., 11 a. m.. 420
Elm St., can.aen. v J. ini private, narieign
Cem Remains may be viewed Wed. eve.
DIETR1CK. June 10. MART A. wife of Levi
II Dletrlck Relativca and friends also mem
h.ra of Camp 08, I O of A . Invited to funeral,
Thurs., 1 p. m . 1034 S. 10th at Int. Arling
ton Cem Auto service.
DRIVER. June 12. TLORENCE MAT,
daughter of Edward R L. and Mary E Driver,
oged 10 Relatives and friends invited to fu
neral services. Pat., 2 30 p in parents' real,
dene, 810 N. 42d st lnt West Laurel Hill
'nCKIini". Juno 12. FREDERICK C. hus
band of Katharine Erltert. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Frl , 2 p in.,
4727 N nth st . Logan. lnt private, Chelten
Hills Cem Remains may be viewed Thurs , after
7 p. m Auto funeral ......, .. .
EISENHART June 12. RODMAN M . hus
hand of Elizabeth S Elsenhart aged 04 Rela
tives' nnd friend. Jerusalem l?n'.to noil.
r and A. M Siloam Chapter. No S2B. n. A
M . .Msstlc Lodge No 270. I O. O. K. Invited
o funeral services. Frl . 2 30 p m . Frankford
ave anovo i.inn.n nve iuhhubh. .... ....
SaEnN"0LHE-.T(u,ner iVwTClIAM , husband of
Mary Esther English fne. Martin) He at lyes
and friends. Court E3st End. F. of A . Invited
to funeral 3031 Old York nl.. Thurs 8 30 a.
m S-Jcmn high mass of requiem St. Stephens
Cliui?ti 10 n m. Int. Holv Sepulchro Cen
Auto funeral Wilmington (Del ) parera cons
FElltll SOS' June 11 WILLIAM 1. hus.
hand of R'-a A Ferguson (ne Conlln) Rela
tives and friends Fnlrmount Park Uuards and
Relief Am Invited to funeral. 1 rl , h Jil m .
. i 24th st. Solemn requiem mass at Pat.
riric'a Cliurch 10 a m. lnt Holv Cross Cem
kStoIY June 10. ELIZABETH C. FtllRY
fnee Ilurkin). widow of Thomas Forry Relatives
Kid friends Invited to funeral. Thurs . 8 30
am, 3148 Hdsemont st. Solemn requiem mass
Church of Nativity 10 a m. Int. Cathedral
C,1'1 YNN June 11. EDWARD A. husband of
late Ella C. Flvnn (nee Welsh). Relatlvea and
frJnds employes of Edward O Hudd Co. In
lied to funeral. Thurs.. 8 30 a m . residence
of 'stcr-ln-law. Mrs. John J. Daly. 1815 Me
liean t Solemn high requiem mass St
Thomas's Church 10 30 a m Int. HolyCrosi
Cei5AI,IJAGHER. June 11. TANNIE, widow ol
wimam Oallagher ne McCue), formerly
of 3613 Melon s,. Relatives and friends ln
fiicH to funeral Sat.. 8.30 a m . residence of
lin in-law Prink J. P-ojle. 517 N 33d st bol.
Jmn MKh miss "f requiem St Agatha's 10 a m.
lnhlLMt!;REr-JuCnenil, JAMES M . husband of
nrldget A Ollmnre (neo Mrflpwnn) Re allv-s
..J.A i friends Maso Ren Hociet Plasterers'
laborers' lien Aisn Invited to funeral. Sat.
8 10 am 2032 McKean st Solemn requiem
mass f.t Edmond's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy
CrOSS Cem .Tier" T hK. nrThnmai
a li inn and Uaus'hter of John J. . and lata
Alice" KTnnJv Relatives and friend. Invited to
st ("oth and redar ae). SoUmnhlsh mats
Sf re"ul?m M. Carthaite s Church 10 a m Int.
Holy Cross c-m.
lunern rn k rift a e 1.1.... . -.: . "'.
!..-- ' " .'" ""riiiiuuii u im i-iin
MenI T IJurch .I0 B m- Int ul Hepulrhr
t-em AJto funeral
, HRHa June 11 KATH W dAuetitor nt
lat- William an.l Elizabeth Her ? IWm
PrVnlrSed!".- 'T' r m . 5012 lUfman st
fl'V-W-d eve """" n'm"" may b
tiTi'i,rr. f .e"21. (3lraM . Jn Hi
rfl.l7.lFeJ', .0T,te , James II. itewitt nn.i
di!hl'rof.lbrt P1"1. '""' MW Rirlow R. la
Vir,I.an 'r"n" InvlKd to funeral servi.es
XliU'l't? r V l,.,rl.nr." of I,a1'1 Pranken-r.'-ldjf.Pon"'
?:2 J"'. R2d "' Int Private. Fern
wood Cem Auto funeral
HOFF"MAN .l,tn II I'f eivnn r ......u
fri.0nW"."P V' nl late Eleanor M itorinnn
n ?. 9u.1"liy """d 21 It-latlves and friend
Invited to funeral Fri 8 jo a m . resld.nce of
father. I)2j Wallaco st Solemn high requl-m
rnsss Church of tho Assumption 10 a tn Int
Holy Hpulchre Cem
KnLbP.N June 0 ANNA M widow of
c.eorga II Hnlden need J Relatives and
friends Invltod to funeral services Thurs 2
P, m .parlors of Joseph II Murraj Sons. Ci
M'rket st , Camden. N J Int private. Har
"l?h Cem Remains may b viewed Wed eve
JAQVETTE lune 11 ANNIE 11. vvlf. of
printham Jaqulte Due notice of funeral will
be given.
JOHNSON June 15 LEWIS CREW Inn.
band of Jeannl Johnson inee Sellers) and son
or late William Saverv and Sarah l'aul John
son. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
o-i. ,,-ri i.-von. ra niurs, 4 a'j p m int
rrlvale nid st David Cem
KEI.t.EY Suddenly Juno 12. OEOROE J.
son of the. late James and Elizabeth Kelley
"sed 42 Relative nnd friends, employes of
V R T Co Invited to funeral Sal. 8 3n
a. m 222 l.lpplncott eve Ardmnro, Pi
Solenvi requiem mass at st Colman a Church
'".."....m....1'" s' Denis a Cem
.Jit:,Nnl1V June 11 MAWClxnCT F. KEN
NLD1 (nee Funston) wire of Mitthew Ken
nedy Relstlves and friends Invited to fun. ral,
Thurs , 1 30 p n... 020 9. luth st Int. Arlington
Cem.
KERVIN. June 11 BARTHOLOMEW KFIt
VIN Relatives and friends invited to funeral,
Tbura , 8 30 a. ro. U32 New Market at solemn
requiem mass Church of th Immaeultte Cnn
centlon 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem Auto
funeral
. KISTER Juno 12. OEOROE. huehand of
Henrietta Klster (nee Randlett), ngd 07 R, Is
tlve and friends Meridian Sun Lodge So 1
F and A M Invited to funeral Fri , 2 p ni
44 vv r;rio ave int North ceinr inn v tn
Auto service
KOENKJ June 10, DAVID husband of Into
Annie Koentg Relative and friends Oerin in
Tanners' Socletj Invited to funeral Thur
7 30 n m 2507 N. 4th st. Folemn requiem hmss
St. Ronlfaciuss Church 0 am. Int Holy I'
deemer cem
LAMRKIN June 11 OLIVER P LVMPKIS
aged 73 Relatlvea and friends mvit.d tn fu
reral. Thurs H 30 a m Fnrd and ( hur. h si
Uest Conshoboi ken Solemn requiem ini- -t
Oertrude Church 10 a m Int st M-.ui
New Cem
LEOAY June 10 lIUIIMiET I.FOAY wldnv.
of Joseph I.eany, ag.d M lleiith nnl
friends members of I.engu of '-a n d II in
Altar and ltosars Roil.tl. if M Ti rriw s
parish invited tn funeral Thurn 10 u in
residence of daughter. Mrs Hose Hnw-. 1. 1
Christian st. Solemn miss of r qui m si
Teresa s Church 10 a m. lnt Holv i ron i m
LOl'DERBACK Juno 11. MKHAIIr.T H
wife of George Louderb-vck nn1 d.iiiv.ntr of Ivie
Oeorge O and Cnrlharlne Read aged 74 R la
tlves and frb-nds Ivanhoe l.mnl, No 12',
I O. E. Invited to funeral I'll 3pm
resilience 1421 Porter st Inn Trlnit I uihenm
Cem Friends may call Tniir eve
LYONS June 11 MARY II daughter nf
John I. nnd Lizzie Lons uged tl IM itlv and
trelnds primary dent of Emanuel sun lay
tschoul invited to funeral Thura 2 p in
parents' residence 410 Lemonte st . Itnxlw.r
ough Friends may call Wed 7 to 0 p m
Int Leverington cem
MACADOO June 11 MINNIE II., daughter
of late Robert nnd Matilda Maiadnn ltel'hes
and friends Invited to funeral scrvues Thurs
2 p. m 2023 Poplar st Int. private Rem.nr
may lie viewed Wed eve
MAHOS'EY Juno 10. CORNELIt S hii-lnnd
of Margaret Mahonev Relative and friends
Dlv No SO. A O II court Palrlik II nr
f of A Cork Men's borl.lj Invited to fun, r,
Thins, 8 30 a m. 2IJ W Oxford sfini. m-i
requiem mas St Mli haet a Church 10 a m
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem ,,,.. ,,,.
MALI.OY June 1" , JOJIV M!.!.n,
son of John nnd Emily MiIIov agd 3. I)U'
""MARSHJun'i1 12 ART1I. R E MATI-II
Relntlves and friends Invlti-il lo funeral Kut
7 30 a m 4002 lliltlmor" ,tv. R, 'inn m miss
at St.. James's Church. 0 a. m Int prlv.it-
HMcCLANE Juno 10 DEILA vvlfe of mi.
Meredith MrClan. and dau.liter of lat, 111) im
and Margaret McEvny Funeral to which r. In
tlves and friends aro lnvll-d Thurs s a tn
sy&a1., i?2?w-i?eV.'."-o 3'n .Mr
'"Sdcl-'S'ltM'T-S'ime II a. 722 spruce .,
MARY daughter of Ut Thomas nnd ithirln
MiCormlck Due notice of fum ral will I uen
rrTcr')NNEL,.lhJune 12 JAMF1 T hu.t ,nd
of Anna fl McDonnell (nee McOrimnl 11 In
tlves nnd friends invited to funeral Sat K Jn
m 33.1 Vine st High requiem mass (mi
lady of th.. Rosary I'hunh 10 a m lnt Si
llcOAimY luno 12 MARTHN. JASE
OAURY Relatives and rrienni invit. i i
lefs Frl 2 p. m .hi .-
!... jT... rm. 1 rlrnd
VVOOfimtt1 .... ---
to 1" J m, 0j.,. ulC
hnn F. C IVilrson aged 32. Itela
l,J,'r,f.r"s lnvltr.1 to attend funeral 2
11,1 I'oweltnn .v. iVuiimH. in.
nulen f..m IVI.t.. .... -.1, ...... . .
n rrvi ,,. t . I"" J'i"t n." ""I r.
..'.1" IV. i!.'.' .iun." wai.tkii i. nus
y$!Y .".' Ml,l.,.'. ; P"vJolin and son of late
"HUM and Alice Pettyjohn, aged 22 Relative
nnl ftlend Invited to funeral services. Thurs,
I' m . risidenc. of Margaret Jackson, 137
Porter at Int private Mt. Mnrlah Cim ll
milns may In viewed Wed . 8 to 10 p in Aulo
fill. Ml
PtnivrT. June 11 AP.THPlt I husband of
I. mfii K PlROII lit. n (liar) aged 1)2 Itelallve
an 1 friends and member., nf I'hn.pn Crlends
"'I' Na'l 31 K (I i: tnvtt.d to funeral
srrvinrs. Thurs 2 p. m. 1212 Stile st. lnt
privnt, Rsma.ns may be viewed Wed , s to
in p m. Auto funeral.
ntl.',,,.,,.'B.TAt Rlvrlon. N J, June 12. AHA
ni.l.l.v widow of Chart's F Prlc. used
,1 II datives and friends Invited to funeral
f1' I Ii m. lit! Iiiplmott nvi Rlverton
lnt private
KENTZEL Jun. 12 rcsljenra 1001 Medarv
av. ELMER E IlKNTZKI. I)u. nolle.
i,.1" V- !,'. J"" I'' 'AUItERINE. daughter of
lat; William and Miry A. Itouch. Relative
and friends, I.tsgu. of Sacred jleart, 11. V M
Pidallty of tlssu Churih. Invited to Iunrnl
Thurs S 3D a in. residence of nleee, Mrs John
tlehhnrdtsmsuer. 232s N lBlh st Huh requiem
mass St. Columba a Church 10 a. m lnt prl-
V lie.
SCItwnVACKPIt June 10 MAUOARF.T
.M . VV 1 lOW Of
rimer il prlval
dene O.org.
.-.orni vvst i's int. iireenlnnn Cem
SCHNEIDER Jun. 12 ELIZABETH M .
wife nf John Sr-hnetder, Jr (ne. Zimmerman1
aged '0 R'lditv.s and frlenda Invited tn fu
n.ril services Frl, 2pm 2nm Frsnkford
ave lnt private North Cedar Hill Cem Aut
funeral
Bi-imi.TZ June n ArnrnT sciioltz
.ciinuz met
is. Southw
nd Otph'iis Singing Society.
fee Frl 2pm 1219
r iwoo 1 Cem Aulo funeral.
InuMl Thiir A r, m
KCPTT June 1.' Lt'CY MINERVA wl low
or Vinson w s, mt 31 n services Frl 10
a m 1721 HnehiU si Int. prlvst'
1COTT - Suddenlv. Jun It KATE R wld-iw
of Fnnk M Prntt ll.Mtlves and friends In
vltnl to fun.ril frvte.g Thurs 2pm 2XU
N 17th e In' t rl v it
IIO'UF Vt 110 V 1.7th ft. T,,r. 1.
vv 1 1 l.l i l- HI 1' I
b I 1 nf ".irsh i --n,r
ln t Iti e, rv i " Cr
I ur i S V In' VV
KS.'r,fna fmldrsn ef Bt. Thomas's Tareehlal
School Invited to funeral. Sat , 6 a m parents'
residence, 1P2J g tllh St. Soltmn requiem mass
S' .Thomas's Church 10.30 a m. Int New
Cathedral Cem.
r?X,5IN"A.,, J"" " ELIZABETH STEIN
PAr,Un" Paul). Members of Ivy Social, No
J. 1 B A Invited lo funeral services, Thurs
I T. 1 J'ineral parlors of William II String,
r.'lu '001 Susquehanna ave Int Jrlvate. Car,
llsla tl'a.l papers cop
TAI.ROT June 11 at 730 N 13th al Oak
Ir,Rf,.J'ftz,,n MA1N. wlf. of Walter I. Mar
Talbot Relatives and friends Invlled tn funeral
services, Thurs, 11 jo a m. Church of the
mjunclatton. jjth and Diamond sts Int prl-
mXtVS -rJun 15. l.TDIA ft., widow of
,1'A i.L'.TV,,r' lfJ '? Relatives and friends
invlled lo funeral services. Frl , 2 r. m . 25
E 2d si 'Media Fa. Int. Media Cem
THOMPSON June II. MARCFH A. son of
Clarence F and Sophl E Thompson Rela
tives and friends Invited to services, Thurs 2
p ,m."v' Ni i!;tn "l. Int rrlvate -rlends may
call W d 7 SO to l p, m.
?l,' 7-,JU ln WILLIAM, spn of Nora and
ate ratrlck Troy llrlallvra and friends Altar
society of Epiphany Church. Invited lo funeral
.ours . o ,.'. a m resioencs or mother
r.i.
vti
Solemn requiem msss Church of the
v. iioiv iron cjem
EDTJCATIONAIi
PUBLIC SPEAKING
V
Ttnlh nva.
alfitrntinnhtp
owrnnlitm
Bummer nalea,
traturt TJXKC
Thoni
EFF COLLEGE
1730 Chestnut Street
tlolh Setes
. l I I. .inn. HI fll AtVIIAttl. I
of Jaiob Schafenacker. aged UO
ate Thurs 2 s.0 p m . son's real
re Schaf'nacker. 12 s' Main at.,
Ilalv si
Jplnhanv 10 a
V'.SEY June 12 FRANCES A dausht.r
ni rrana t. ana diary j. vaser, aged II. Rela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services.
I rl 2pm parents' residence ((inn Haw
thorne st I rankford. Int. William Penn Cem ,
Somarlon
WAHI.E June 12 ADEI.E, daughter of
Alexander snd Flora nee Wahle (nea Kurtz)
Relatives and friends emp1oes of Kohn, Adler
A Co Invited to funeral, Frl . 7JI0 a m . pit
enls' residence 5S41 Rnco st Mass of requiem
Church of Our l.nlv of Rosari V a m Int
private Remains mav be viewed Thurs , 8 to
lo p m
WALLS Jun. 12 SOLOMON, son of late
Solomon and Rebec, a W'alla aged 83 Residence
1104 I'rlncess ave. Camden N J Notba of
Itme of funeral will bo given
WIl.Iir.l.MI Juns 12. FREniCKE Wll,
1IEI.MI aged M Due notice of funeral will b
Ki.en inrurs ui Mrs r.uis cweil IV son 120 W
(llrwrd ave.
WF.THERI1.L June II. ELISABETH 1IIL
'.V'-'T1;? ,wrl' n'."" n'.Prancls M. Wether
III of J.1H3 Pine at . aged 23. Funeral s'rvlr.
Thurs. 1J a m St Marks Church. Kith and
lxvust st, lnt rrlvate North Laurel Hill Cem
WHITAK1.R Jun. 11 al Auburn N J
toils' r WH1TAKER aged 117 Relatives and
friend Invited tn funeral, Auburn N J . Frl
10 a. m Service Auburn M. E. Church 10 30
a in Int Lake Tark Cem. Swedesboro. N j
WOIITIUNOTON June 12, THOMAS J . hus'.
band of Iste Emma and son of Eber and Ellen
W'orthington aged Til Relatives snd friends
Invli.l to funeral services. Frl., 3 pm. All
Saints Church. Torresdale I'a
WRIGHT Jure U JAMES M . son of Mary
nnd 1st. tames Wright aged 2. Relatives
and friend rnmrade of Naval Hospital 24th
si and dray's Fern road Invited to funeral
Frl 30 a m r.sldnr. of mother 2Mtl Reed
I High msss st Gabriel a Church 10 s m
lnl Holy Crois Cem.
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rale dormitories Oraduatea succeed in coil's;.
227 acres Athletics Catalogu. tleo. A. ,Vt al
tar!. A. M.. I'rln.. Ilx 185. Cleoris School. I'a.
BROWN PREP Vrii SrSw
Hummer School Jun 20. Bend for catalog.
iTAVK riLI.V.ll over 13.000 positions Frea aid
lo schools. V. II COOK. Mgr., Isallonal
Tearhrra' Agrner, Perry Illdg.. rhlladeliihla.
ni.AIRTOVN
oung Men and Rays
Blnir Academy for Boys
Unusually healthful location. 12 miles from
Delaware Water Oap. loo acre campus and ad
joining farm Perfect equlpm'nt of handsome
buildings Oul-ln-the-open and athletic games
Double gymnasium Preparation for college, and
technical schools Military drill Visit Blair
and see lis advantages Write for ratalog.
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Onr Mottot To enrlfh nn
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YU. 11. MeCONNELL. CYMWI). PA.
R'Ullves and frlendt. Southwark Turn Society
nnti .-.inrDe lvsese
Inv ted to funeral
TasUer st Int F-
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p m sn.n i( Bt
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15.00 singlo swim 25 cents
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bicrel. tash or eaer pTmnt,
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TIRES. 81.00 Cr
Everything- In the Bicrel. Line at
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rTicksl.plating. snamsllnr. brsln. vulcan-
izlng and welding. All Unas in rsj,
work miaranued. w " cne.v-. .1';-,.
Ih cheapest. Our work ts hetter tni JJJi
rail snd be convinced. rn evjijlng an
Bundar Dsday of low prices and quality.
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insiis to measure, without elastic.
wear for many months Wash.
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ft s
d K "7
two for the same limb. $3.00. and
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teh..',.?.8i d0' ungraAed 13 t. Apples.
If bra iipcr, c,ox' 8150O8S0 Lemons.
lilt?ISr,e?s.l,.V,l Florida, per crata
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FrUnds may call Thurs '
'"..!',;; o.nl. In. It. JOHN W son
f Miry M'rce'r Jones and HI' Oeorge H Mr
c rMaged 18" Relatives and friends , Invlt. ., ,..
tlHa?fe.,7rm;f,7,E,7nW1
ten ave i Germantovvn lnt private Remalnn
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JJ I V.'? 51. I'll S. of A . Invited to fun. ral
5"lp. 8 o m . David Srhusler Bldg , Hrnd
rlvate. Ill siiie ( em
ai'V'.,. ... lnl m
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ltodgaon)
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liiiWa Frl . 10 m resld'i.ea or son. i-nari. s
i: Monday.
4(105 N llrmil st int private
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nAnET. widow of Patrick Moran R.lallv-s
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li.Tii V illst st Otn Solemn high r. .im.in
mas. 'imrn'rulat' Conception chunh 10 a m
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V
"IRELAND could have Home Rule tomorrow, if only the Irish
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