"jri 5 V' ' ., IFORMITY IN PRICES OF STOCKS IIS LAUUJNU 1JN WALL STREET TRADING fee Shares Score Brisk Advances, While Others Sustain Severe Losses bpeculative Buying Boosts Steel Common , NKW YOIlK. J"ne 27. There was u. mw. """y in uio forenoon about prlco movements the' Stock Exchange, with romo ntoclts mnklne brisk ndvnnrr. ,hiu .i, Cjulncd severe losses. Concentrated buyliu? from a number of speculative E5ps In United States Rtccl common, made that stock advance 2 points to i 1HH io""""'" " '-" ..w.u.. .,.. mo oun sine which was made Just onrthe close yesterday. t Other steoi siockb, inv.iuuinR rucmio steel, nnldwln Locomotive nnd nepubllc. it showed a stronsr tone, nnd they were followed on an enrlv nntnrn i, t.i.i.' urh Coal, which advanced more than 2 polntR to B7H. The 'liuylnp; of I'ltts tVgh Coal has been of the best diameter for n long -period and hm been Accompanied by assertions that tho company's earning arc runlng at the rato ft 100 rr ceni per annum. t gome of tho housei that were nmotit the heaviest buyers of United States t4 common wero heavy sellers of Studcbaker, that stock dropping from 78 (0 ;4H, tno lowest. iuiiii luucncn since it made It nigh record of 193 In 1915. I The weakness In this stock was the causo of a good deal of speculation. flth the boardroom generally tnkliiR tho Mew that Its decline foreshadows a jlrldend reduction In August. Directors of tho company decline to make any jtflntto statement In regard to tho dividend outlook. " I New Haven Was another weak rc.Uurc, falling more than 2-points to 37H en small sales There wm no special reason that could bo ascertained for this feline, and It wns apparently a renewal of bear-raids that-havo been frequent b that stock in the last two years. r TJioStreet has apparently gone as far as It cares to In accumulating stocks Sfthe assumption that falo ndvances would be approved by tho commission. EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUtfE 2T, 1917 NEW YORK STOCK SALES Slock carrying onlr an quotation In the last previous Halo column did not dell todajr and price given Is ttir laitt prevlons clone. flew York Curb Quotations 1)14 INDUSTRIALS Did. Yew close Asked. (Sal, ) Asked (Km?) 1CH Cl() SO L!j Reductions h.t-Si u a Stores . 35 3J tttti Explosives. 414 41, Jjfarconl 2Ti .1 jrfclcan Writing Paper 3 V 4 lunula n Car Co 30 3fi SiCr & fd pfd 70 in Hrwal Iron V4 0 Itrroljt Motors 102 int :ilip 83 UK Curtlis Alrplano ....... 41 4214 brn Tool iiijj ly, Won Steel ... .101 10(1 tonon Phonograph . . . O 0V4 Federal Dye ... 40 Rjiktll & narker far . . an.; 40 Edits Manufacturing . 37 32 fittocllon Bronze pref . 1V4 ' 3V4 Ills Torpedo Uoat .... 7 8 lijlfh .Coal Sales 77 82 Una- Locomotive .... 63 S8 liijlm Munitions 2 214 tolm Arms . . 104 107 rrhTofk Shipbuilding . 41 4714 MlArocr Paper Pulp. 8 ft 14 ti Elevator fts so rrle Motor in 18 twt Engine 70 80 tee-Arrow 41 42 tiAitn Truck 18 m fcnta Cecilia 20 2(1 jcutt Cecilia prcf l( toipps-Booth 20 40 HiKresge w I 11 12 Mulard Motors 11V4 124 ffccl Alloys a nii, Ifitaarlno 32 3X fe Joseph Lead IR',4 10 K!i Ehtpbulldlrtg 83 86 Wanile Film 2 2'A Med Profit Sharing... V K J Steamship C)4 knlted Motors 27 27 fitted Sugar 30 3(1 V, World's Film -n frltht-Martln Air 014 0 Ki3 Concent iVt 2T!t t I STANDAIU) OH, STOCKS FClnols 208 212 lOito 330 312 Pnlrle Pino . . .273 280 lind.OlljOf California. ,2(18 2.t iiuia uu or New .icrsey 300 ooo Kind Oil of New York 280 28.1 S f IMini'KNDENT Oil, STOCKS Buiett Oil & Gas 2.i 2- .wien u 11 in Klen4 Co 11 0 Basin mi Wera! Oil nvi 4'4 102 12 12', t, 103 1 8V4 an 47 4 OTi 32 V 81 2W 4!i 27 2 cur Petrol 13 MMton 01 2n !lt( Oil 2!i rt Petrol 1(1 Wo Fuel 18 tklakoma Ileflnlne iiTi fat Hominy H ?0I1 ,, djulpa ReHnlng . wyah Entlalr ted West Oil . . t fuka Standard' foanu, JUdge RAee Copper (a prosp) mm Copper A Zinc . .-. 3tt Kw VaH, bit Jerome "o-Arliona Jma Consolidated .... JKFatlonal tolMeia Consolldate'd ' '. '. vuaeia, Florence wldfleW-Kewanag went Mobster Mining J Sound M'Mndence Lead ftrome Verde JWbo-Extehslon naf Copper KlnIey.Darragh "tfcrLode. &c,iiS.Amr:::: feWonder jriiercuies' :;:::::::: ;roy iy 2S u SIININQ STOCKS 31 10 214 V4 11 l 1ft 2V6 1 2 5 40 18 IS 1 874 S 10 l'4 82 t; 48 20 14 23 14' 7V4 3 - 1 tsi7.T,,.e"en810n 3ft ptOB-, jrt It . . 1IONDS cMTn-9'' 6s too Chn6SCo.68 s; z?A oor. jtSC?" " ' " f Un Oovt Bs ., wailan M... ... ij,:,u Mi ..... 82 JS?,"n nallways Gs .. 07 V4 2 Shipbuilding 6s , . . 101 3 12 12 10 54 i3n 22 2(1 V 20 io4 84 4 0 1 26 2 12 12 0 liYt 20 hi 10 84 ft 4 ft 25 New York Bond Sales " High lonH 03 II l ns5 lirtL, imi, NM1 (H, J4onn ,m Akt lcb . 14noip Ansln-Prfnch Sa loon Am Forclcn Hpr a 2(100(1 Am 1J A FW Co 41 fciuui, Am lei clt In ."0011 do 3 121(10 Atchlunn 4l r.lKKI Halt ft Ohio 4 Kino Halt 0 Hn 34 j 3(tio c'-in tloyt , 111,11 12mm ont leather ll . Kind Ch-( I. Ohio 1S 2000 do ron .mono Chi II Q Joint 4 111111111 uni .Mil & st r rr 4'4 hS"4 4imo do on 1 mi( JOOO do (v Via .. 1)1 innon chl It 1 4 l rf.l 4. 71' innn ciu m p & m n r,s n;'i 2'inn citj of Parln n n.Tj Soon Ton )a con ('. losli 1000 I)cn Rio Or l 7n' (.000 Illn Pccur Corp .In rtl 1000 Ilrlo conv 4k Ser A r,4'4 4000 do ionx 4 Hit II ."IS B inoo Trench Ilrpulillc .1'n US', sooo !cn KIT dch .1 102 HOOO Inter Met 414 .. OH, 2000 Intcrb It T rrf r,i HIS . mmpii liner .irr Mnr (11 (inoo Kan Clt Tr tut 4 2000 Larka Htirl .',1 10j,i 4000 do III 1810 . . 110(10 I.k Hh deli 4 lll.'S.. 2000 1,1s & M T :. 11100 I.mipT Island r,a 7a 200O I.orlilnr.l :,a 12310.10 I llierli llnml u I 3V, 100 4. .10 100 100 4-50 1000 Manhattan 4 83 83 H3 1000 MnrrU I't, ... 411 III III (SOOOO ln Pac M I Is . . 59'4 .IflH Bt4 joihmi .Nat Tune .la ll)0'4 1000 N Y U II 100 (100(1 do 44a . 111 .1000 N V Cit !', 1P04. 07H hi" m v .-v. li & ii cv ;n nj Low. 1(10 o.TA 0411 111 Ml SSi! now nm nn'-i H3 HIS !, (Ill HI 71. H7W I1T4 lOSlj 70'4 (11 54J4 2 on P M 100 Mi MMI H4I HIS 7J4 sn(J s.i4 sou im onH m khH ti.1 K4 nv 01 Adrancc rtumely . . . Advance Ilumoty pf. .. AJax rtubber Alaska (lo'd Mines ... Alaska Juneau Allls-rhameMMfg . Allu-Cha'm Mfg pt . Am Acrl Chm Am Arl Chem pf . . . .m nt Sugar Am Ileet Huijar pf . Am Brake s&v Am Brake S A F pf . Am Can Amfanpf Am Car A Foundry . Am Car A Fdj pf . Am Cotton Oil . . .. Am ( otlon Oil pf. . . Am Eiprrsj Am H.do A Lealhor . . Am Hldo A Leath pf . Am Ic Socurllles Am Maeod Am Linseed pf Am LocorooMe , Am Locoraothopf .. m Ma'tlng AmMaltlnit lUrf ... Am smo't ft Ilof I.t rloe. Illih. Ixiw . 15! 4 2 00 p.m. . 28' ( . csw; . 6M 5'f S'f. fi . 4)4 . 29U aoij sfl'l aoj . 85!( hO 8(1 80 . 01 01 01 03 .101M . 04i ot m't mn 103 102U 200 . 40i 0 40i 40' j .104 . 70 70J 78) 7B5S .110 . 37'f .05 .100 . li UU 14f 14f . 04 (VI M 01 . .. 2i!( . 21'4 24' 21 24f .01 . 3S 7. "3M 3J .104! .. 11 . 0,rili OS OS OS ,107k lOWf 107H 10S AmSmotAlWpf 113H 114 114 Am Smelt Soc nf A Am Snuff Am Steel Foundrlei , Am Sugar Heflnlng . Am Sugar liof pf Am Sumatra Tob . , Ahi TH A Tel 114 OSU AmT ATsubct2dpd I2.,'4 OWi OS'i US'i 1.10 72Jf 7.1U iVi M UO'f 121 120j 121 120JJ , ,1j4 .IT'S .10 'MM 12.114 12.11 12.1U 12.1U . in 11714 1111', 10.1 Ui . ims MH4 .144 KU ("14 BIS 01 "74 105 1)2". Oil. NO't 00 074 (I.T4 10RS4 7(l,t (in MH tlli I) s 10.' im in (17 H 101 02. onv hiiS 00 1000 do 4a 10(111 NY (l V lat 4a 1)000 N Y nv .la 2300(1 N V Tel Brn 14 a 2000 Nor Pac 4i 8000 N O T A M .la (100O Pacific Tel ft a noon Penna cen et 4Vi a (1000 Pero Marquette Ba Bono itep I & s Ba . 31000 Ht I, A S P ajt 2000 do Her- A inoo Rt i.oula Rn Ba. .. 2000 South Hell ,1a lonoo pouth Pac c Ba. 11000 South Par Term .1 17000 South Ity (ten 4a 2O0O Tol St I, W 4a 2J00O I! B nubber Ba . 7000 U S Steel a f Ba ooo I'nlon I'ne 4a 200H tin Itwa B 1 tafc ooooo uk of on r BV4 kooo do SUi linn . . 4(IOO do B'ia new 1010 3200 do BHa 1D21 . KKlfl weat i;i-ctrlc na 1000 IVIcon Cent (ten 4a H7' 7. O-l'i . 87'. 47 . Ilrt'a . . 01 . . PO. KlilV 113 . (IT mi' . on . on . 7'4 . r.i si: 104 . n;i . S4 18 on' IS IIIOJ 10(1 III l 07', B7 N7' 70 iia K7U 47 on'4 01 no Km', H4 (i.i .l'4 nn'i un'i on' n- r.i 1(1 1'4 nil? 021i H 3'1 . . .00 on un'i imH OI' I4'(i OO'I lOO'l 83 S3 100V4 10(1 B1'4 07'4 B7 87'. 70 2.1 HI'S. sr 0(1' 01 no iiin ni'4 on nn'i nnu odh 34 '4 00 A 11(1. 118 '4 04 lnn'4 S3 38 11 24 54 114 1 1 S4 1 3 7 52 Ifl Ml o 54 12 1ft 33 il 52 27 2 28 Mi 4 18 2ft 384 08 "vi 28 08 984 103 102 00 074 06H 104 254 11 154 24 e 80 1 84 34 u 204 24 07 08 V4 101' lot 104 7154 85 P794 95 103 j&pNBTIC ANALYSIS J; OF STEEL PRODUCTS BtaTtlANTT-, -imv .. ni t.H 1 Tjof". " 1,111, UMI19- , i.ivuniruuu pMents "due to broken rails, suddenly JIlop!ns fissures after several years of tutac.toryBervIoe.(may be prCvented by pf method of applying maKr.etlo analysis gt-tteMtudy of steel products, Charlese W. irj7.w!i of tne Federal Bureau of Stand '. to umhe American Society for Testing Kals today. -rioaia examinations of rails which are- r oil ,u,,pll:'on bcauso of excessive duty ttuaaf cu,e"8 rny made, and we may ttr. Jct ths Prnce of flaws In an early tiel.1 thel': development," the Federal feKf'.jal'J. g2 ot-dMcrlorlatlon of a cablo are bo rtOUl and thn nnnalhllitv nf dtsaBtCr BO Yv it u cuflftomary to repiaco an n With tt naMir Art aflilla slatVatrfll VaHra i --- w iv fw Ttii HHi,aa a yrimain lnB pld cabl A proper I INACTION IN PRINT PAPER CASE DRAWS REED'S IRE Senntor Introduces Resolution Calling on Trade Commission to Ex plain Delay Ttu n Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON'. June 27 Immediate conBlderatlon of a resolution calling on the Federal Trade Commlaalon to report nhy It haH not. brojight to nn end unfair trade practices In the paper Industry was asked for when the Senate met todav Senator need, of Missouri, who Introduced the resolution, said "The Goernment of the XTnlted States Is a largo consumer of news print paper nnd, as such, Is the victim of the Illegal com bination, practices nnd extortions afore said "More than a year ago tho country was stnrtled by tho discovery that a great com bination has suddenly raised the price -of news print paper nnd that tho combination seemed to have .the groat publishers of the country so completely within Its powerful grasp that they scarcely dared protest against Its extortions. "The singular thing Ih that while the commission has had this case In hand, for more than a year, and for a long tlmo has been Jn possession of evidence that the con spirators havo dlscrlnilnniea in pruo oe twecn different purchasers of commodities." It has neier at any time Issued an order to these conspirators commanding them to cense and desist from the violations of the law.' Astonishment Is Increased when we remember that the provisions pf section 11 of tho Clayton anti-trust act are man datory and ImpoBo upon the commission tho duty to issuo such order, the language of the act being, 'and shall lssuo and cause to bo served on such persons -an order re quiting such person to cease and desist from such violations' w have the right also to know why the unfnlr practices which the leports abund antly show havo been flagrantly employed have not been stopped At tho lory least wo should bo told why the commission has not gone to the -trouble; of Issuing an order that they shall stop." w .i 1 ROOMMATES IN FIGHT OVER DISAPPEARING $22 Prince Heed has disappeared, leaving a trail' of suspicion behind him. The Prince's courti-or Quarters Js at 2839. nilsworth. street. It appears yat; he claimed no royal connections, but his a leged relation with 22 belonglpg to his roommate. William B. day, has brought him Gay now belles, his name He thought the I'rhice, -who-Is also- a negro, was a prince in theory at least. When he accused Reed of annexing the money th Prince became IndlgnanV The men closed. In oulckly and crashing furniture and glass mlnglea mm uui - Some one summoned three cops, but Prince left by way of the second story window, carrying part of the sash with him. In searching his rpom the police found three .hells of -seven and one-halt centimeters eaoh They were loaded, for action. The coos were somewhat m stifled and turned the shells over to Special Agent Oarbar no of the Department of Justice. According in Oav Prince took the shells as souvenirs from Eddystone. where he was previously employed, Panama Seeks Extradition of Banker TllENTON; June 27. Governor Edge gave a hearing upon a requisition of fh. Tienubllo of Panama for the ex Jrndltton -o" E. P. Datallle. arrested In Newark o charge vt Irregular banking ir!niaetlon In the Panama Zone. It was oS h "elved deposit, tor the Contl Senfat Panklnc nd Trust ComPfW a West Virgin! WPOWMpn. ,wn. , ,"5 "T Am Tohaeco Am Tobacco pf new . Am Woolen . . . . Am Woo'en pf Am Wrltlnc P pf . . Am Zinc I, A S Am Zinc I. & S pf Anaconda C'oppir . , , . soi- D (1 1st pf Atrh Top ASK.... AteliTopAH Kpf . At'anta lllrm tc At At antic Coat Line . At'antlc tiulf AW I .. AlKlu'f A WIpf lla'dnln Iwo Ha'dvtln Iioopf liaillmoru A Ohio . . . Halllmoro A Ohio pf ll.irrett Co Harrelt Co sub roe Datopl'a) Iletb'ehnin Steel . .. Ilcth'ehem Sleel pf Ileth S Class II t of J . . Hroolcljn IlapTr Ilron Shoe IlninsTerA ItySec . Hums Ilrothers llutlo A Superior . . . Cal Packing . . . Cal Petro'eum Cal Potro'eum pf Calumet A Arizona . Canadian Pacific . . Case J I Co pf Cent Leather Co . . . Cent leather Co pf . CHI APcofd2dp Cnes A Ohio Chicago A Alton CMcaeoA Alton pf form do Pasco Chandler Motor Chl Ot Western . .. Chl Ot Western pf. . . Chl Mil A St I. . . Chl Mil A St P pf . ihlHl&raewl ... Cltl APcofdf p Cltl Al7pcpfwl CHI Al'Opcpfwl Chl A Northaostern . ChlANorthvtestpf . ChiKtPMAO .... Chl!o Copper Chlno Conner CCCAStI, CCCAStLpf ... Cluelt l'cabodj pf . Coorado Tuel A Iron. Co'orado Southern ... Co'orado South pf Columbia (las A KIce Consolidated Oas . Consol Oas Halt . Con Inter Cal Mln . Continental Can . Continental Insurance Corn Products Kef Corn Products Ref pf Crucible Steel Crucible Steel pf Cuba Cane Sugar ... Cuba Cano Sugar pf . Cuban-Am Sugar. . . Cuban-Am Sugar pf. . DoereACopf . . . ., Delaware A Hudson . Del Lack A Western . Den A Illo Orande... Den A Rio Grande pf . Detroit Edison Co ... DlstlllOM Securities . DulSS&Atlpf Pome. Minos L'lk Horn Coal Elk Horn Coal pf Erlo Erlolstpf Erlo 2d pf Ked Mln A Smelt ... Fed Mining AS pf... FMier Ilody Fisher Dody pf . Gaston Wm A We ... General Chem cal.... General Cigar pf .. General Electric . . General Motors . . . Gen M pf lorn cfs . . Goodrich I1F Co ... , Goodr.chpf Granby Consol GtNorthornpf GtNorcufororep . Gieeno-CaoaneaCop. Gulf States Steel . .. Gulf States S it pf Hartman Corp. 10'J mm 5.1)1 DM 40)4 31 0'2 8'Jf 51 u,v; .vi' 42 31'i 41 31). 84S SJJi 84!i 102 IOIf 102' i 102 .07 . IS U3li ... 111!( HI fiO)i . . . 73)S ll'Jti 111 Vi'i '731 73K T4i 1 1 K 100 . 71 Oil), 113 ..HI 1 ..140 .120 HO1,' Hi'i Hl.'i 142i . 60H . ;ik . 12'i ll)l) .. 42 . 3V( . 19j - 61 . 80 umi .. aiu .. 95i . .112f . 40 145)) Mil) 40 10 101' 101's 41!f 41 3SV 10 3SVf 10)4 1 115'i no lOI'J nsif 00U 05' 1)51 .. oui 02 ou4 nm is 10 10 10 ... 21 30'f 36i 30' i 30V4 S9 . . 12). 12)j 12U 1214 ... 3Sf .. 77 77'i 77 77 A.llI'X 111)5 11U4 111H . . 37J4 38)4 37)4 37)4 . 08U 09i 8S' 09 . 79 79 ( 79 )i 70 H . . C9W 70)4 70U 70)4 .. 110JJ 111 110'i 110'i ..150 . .100 ... 21K 22 21)4 22 . . 50)4 57M 50,' 4 67)4 ...38 . . 70 ... 110 ... 52)i MM 62- SIX -.. 20 90 90 90 . 55 65 55 65 ... 40'f 42'i 40!f 42 li 32 32 K . 108)4 --. in1; .. . 17j ... . 99)f ... 64)i . . . 32)f 32! . 105J4 105Ji 105J4 105)4 .. 80M 88)4 80)4 87'f ...105)4 . . 42U 44)i 42'i 43)4 . 89IJ 90)4 90f 90U . 182H . 101 . .100 ,.-iis us); 115)4 Hoi; ..210 210 210 210 .0 .. 10)4 . .127M .. 22 23)4 22)4 22' 11U 37)4 27'; 40 30)4 1D4 38)4 27)4 39) 30); 11)4 30)4 27 39'i 30)i 33 31 31 9 .. 11 .. 36; .. 40 . 27)f . 41) . 3014 .. 18 .. 44)4 . 3o; .. h8 .. 32); ..240 .. 08); , .102)4 110J4 121)4 119)4 120); ..89 . 40j; .103 105 105 105 .. 80 .108)4 103); 103); 108)4 . 31); 33 32; 3.1 ("I .128 .110 05)4 Nit niscult CO pf . Nat Conduit A Cable Nat Cloak A Suit pf Nat Enam A Stamp. . Nat Lead Nat Load pf. . ....... NerConCop Ne- Orleans Tex A M NY Air Brake New Yotk Central ... NY Dock pf NYNHAH NYOntAWost . ... NYCAStL2dpf . Norfolk A West Norfolk A West pf.... iorrolk8outhern .... Northern Pacific North American Nova Scotia H A C Ohio Cities Ois Ohio Fuel Supply Ontario Mining Owens Dottle Mach Pacific Ms.ll . . . Pennsylvania R R . . . . Pacific Tel A Tel . . . Pa nAm Pet A T pf . ... PCCAStL . Peop'e's Gas Chlrajo .. Peoria A Eastern . . Pero Marquette . . . . rere Marq prior pf .. , Phllado'pMa Co Pitts A West Va , Pitts A West Va Pf . . PltU Coal cfs of dep . . , Pitts Coal pf c of d Pressed Stool Car . . . . iMllman Co Quicksilver Quicksilver pf . , R R See III ren stock rfs Ry Steel Spring . . . , Ry Steel Spring pf . . Ray Con Copper Reading Reading ist pf . . Reading 2d pf Hep Iron A Slnol . . . . Rep Iron A Sleel pf .... Rova! Dutch t r . . . St LA San Fran .... St L San Fran pf . . St Louis Soutlis-est.. .. Savage Arms ... . Saxon Molor . . Seaboiml Air I.lnr Seaboard Air Line pf . Seats Roebuck A Co Shattuck-Arlzona Slnr'alrOII A Rf . . S'oss-Sheff St ! A I . 8'oss.Shdf S A I pf Soutnern Pacific . . . Southern Ry . Southern Rj pf . South Porto Rico S . . Standard Milling pf . . Studcbaker Studehaker pf Stutz Motor Superior Stool Superlor'Stoel 1st pf . . Tonn Cop AC . . . Teias A Pacific . . .' Texas Co Third Avenue Tobacco Products Tobacco Products pf ... TolStLAWpf . ., TStLAWpftr Transuo AW Steel F . Twin City Hap T .. Underwood Type . Union nag A Paper ..., Union Rag A P new Union Pac fie Union Pacific pf . . United Alloy Steel United Cigar Stores . . United Cigar Stores pf. . United Drug . United Djnvtood Unltod Papotboard . United Fruit . United Rys A Inv . . United Hys A Inv pf . U S Express U Hind Alcohol US Alcohol pf USCastlPAK . . .. U8CIPAFpf . . U S Realty A Imp U S Rubber. US Rubber 1st pf . I' S Smelt Hef AM . ., U S Smelt R A M pr . US Steel USStoolpr Utah Copper . ... Utah Securities .... Va-CaroChem .... Va Iron Coal A Coke.. Vulcan Detlnnlng . . . Wabash ,... Wabash pf A Wabash pf li . Wolls-Fargo Express . Western Maryland Western Md 2d pf Wostcrn Pacific . . . Western Pa rflc pf Western Union Tel ... Wostlnghouso E A M Westlnghouso 1st pf . , Wheeling A Lako Erlo . Wheollng A I jko E pf , WhltoMotors Wilson A Co Wilson A Co pf Wlliys-0erland Wlllys-Omland pf Wisconsin Central Woolworta F W Co Worthlngton Pump Worthlngton I pf A . Worthlngton P pf D .., Lint cloie. .118)4 . 36 .108 . . 40 . 67 110 . 23J4 . 21)4 .147); . 03i; . 38 . 39) i . 2D4 . 50; .I2.v; 12 0 . . 82 ... . 25 24; .io.li; lot . 02 01 '4 . 99 01 .128"; 127 47)4 ... .V4 ... . 01 2); . 63); . 20; .. 89 I.0W 31 SOD p m. 35 . High 35 40 l6'; 49U 2.1)4 204 01 38 3S)4 21 23'f 2314 25U 20! 02)4 1)7)4 38 38 37'; 38 21 21 i265f 120 24)4 '2V14 lOlii 101 0U4 01)4 99 99 125'; 1201 HOW 61)4 29)4 53)4 30 i 63j 78 7814 0 ... 20' i 2014 00 ... 31W 3115 3l4 3V4 0 OiVj 5i4 SS 119 7714 141)4 1114 1114 1114 201 3 .id; 0514 50; 78W 20') 3) 351 0.114 57)4 admitted that while Alexander had written he Intended shooting himself, he gave no reason. He does not bollevo that Alexander's sup posed fenr of being considered a deserter prompted him to conclude to end his life "i:en though he hnd been ecorded ns a deserter." said Lieutenant Cotton. ' Alex ander knew Hint lie could hnvo returned to the ship nnd stood trial Hnd his reasons for leaving the ship been good tho charges probably would hae been dlslsscd " Alexander's personal effects, which ho left In his room aboard the cahleehlp wore collected this morning nnd If not clnimed by his relatives will be forwarded to tho Goernmont to be sold Arrangements liao been mado for the refnoal of Alexander's body to Pittsburgh, the homo of Ills parents, for burial In quiry is being continued for relatives of the girl If they aro not loi aleil New York friends have Intimated Hint they will tnko her bodv for burial The case Is now closed so far ns tho pollco are contented RED CROSS CABLES MILLION TO PERSHING National Committee Disburses Part of Nation's Great Gift 50' i 654 50" 1 2V4 08' 4 234 9)4 28'4 HS'i in1; nj; (13 . 7S . 60)4 90)4 . 2Stj . 9S ll'i . a; .l()3' 101)4 10 IK 103)4 . 03'4 Ol!4 03U 0.11 . 18'4 . .0 32 101 19 . 14'; 30 lG'i 17014 17()i4Bl704 nrATiii Remain may b slesved Thurs., 8 to 10 p. m. Int irlvat DOroiinitTr June 5, J01W P., husband of lale Maraaret Dnuaherly (nee.,Oallashjr). ItKlallvra and frlenrta, Court .Ml. Vernoni No 117, F nf A . Invlleii to funeral. Thura., S a. m., r-lilene nf son In-law, atHIi llucklut at, ll nulein lilah tnni-a at All Kalnla' Church, llrldea bure, H a. m Int. St Domlnlr'a Cent .. , KATO."4 June 21. I.I10IU1DA II.. wife of Ahram I'. Ilalon. nsed Vi Itelalhrea and frlrniK Covenant Chapter. No. lli. O. I.. H., Invltnl to funeral service;, Wd , H p. rn., rest dftieit of on. Arthur II. Kalon. 12T N. BOIh at. Inl private Wratmlnaler Ceni., convenltnca of tamlly, Auto funeral ..... ,, . , . i:vl.Vn June SI, MARY, svlfa of Jamea r.wlng, dauahter of lato PatrleK and Mary Iluaan lldlatlvra and friends, II. V M Ho rtallty of HI. Ann's Church. Invited to funeral, Thura . R W a m., relili-nc of aon-lp-law, L'd.'S Martha at lllah mam Ht. Ann's Church 10 a m Int New cnthnlrat C'tn. TAOAN June S3. .MAiir i-r,iw.i, i;i William I.. Tagan l"uneml aervljea. 210 W rtapler t llermantown. Thure., 10.30 a. m Int. private, llrlntol. Pa. Friend may call TWd , T In 0 p m. . ...... FI.KMIVO. June 51, at Taeaclena Cat . C TOI.KPA PLBMINll. widow of Joecrh c firm ing Hflnllves anil frlemU Invited to funeral aervlrea Thuro 10 a in. Chapel of -H Laurel f til t Ceni Int. In the rem KfmMYTir June 2.1 CHAHl.KH H I'On- RVT1I nae.l 70 F'uni-rnl eervi. e Thurs li noon, Monisomery ave . Ilrjn Jlawr, Pa Int Pri,'f'cilH!CIIW,VZ Juni" J.H AMWDA. vjlfo of llenry O Kuehesrhnn (nee Hortman) Due notli of funernl given from 30M N Hem OALI.AIIKR Juno 2. IHAIIULLA. widow of William Oallaher. aged ; ltelatlve nrnl frienils Lieutenant i:. W Hay Circle, No 01. Lnaiea of th O. A. It , Invllrd to funeral aerv- tm W.l 7 3(1 n fn o-eHlilenrn of dnughter DICATHS -H5 y.ty'1' 101'4 101 10 17 10II4 17 . 4 ItU L") 671; 27'4 4T4 2S; 274 41'; 151; 2M; 5 7i 71 90 'm' i; im; ios 215 68)4 5S; 6S 58 '4 .08 . 12 . 10 40)4 . 80W . 0.1 . It 85'; . . Lis'; us',- 70J -fi'; ii; 41 4.i; 101 100; 104H 101-4 no 1 71 4 l-"4 cow 111 . on; 2S'4 67'4 207 SSJi . . . 704 70'; lS U90 . 40'4 49 on; .10014 ... . I8'4 10 . io4 m . .213 215 03 'to is4 10's 211 97'4 97)4 974 l.'li MS1; 71 181 1S4 10.U4 lot 64f 0314 04; Hav Elec ny & IJght pf 101; Ilomestake Mining ...108,- Illinois Central 103)4 104 10U4 101 I ntor Agricultural 20 20t 20 20 Inter Agricultural pf .... 55'4 67j 50 60 InterboroCon 0i Interboro Con pf 57)4 Inspiration Cop 03)4 Inter Harvester N J.- 112 Inter IUrr N J pf 110)4 Inter Harv Corp 70 .... Inter Harv Corp pf . ...102 InlerMer Marine 27)4 28); 27); 27f Inter Mer Marina pf . .. 83)4 84; 83)4 84; Inter Nickel 39!4 39J4 39)4 394 Inter Ulckel pf 103 Inter Paper 30; 38 37 38 Inter Paper pfita 76 Ioa Central ..-.... Jen-el Tea Jee Toapf KansaiCltySo . . .. Kan City So pf Kelly Bprtng Tire . . Kcnnecott Copper...., Kress 8 II pf Laclede Oas LackStooL ... Lake Erlo & Western Lehigh Valley Lee llubber 4 Tire. .. . Liggett 4 Myers LI ggett Myers pf.. . Long Island cfi of d. . LoriltardPCo Louisville & Nashville. Mackay Coapf Manhattan Elevated. . Manhattan Beach. . .. Maxwell Motors 47); Maxwell M 1st Pf 67 v(.n!ll! Jit 30)4 Meilcao Petroleum 96 07K 07 97 Miami Copper 41)4 41K 41)4 Mlchltta central nu 234 65 )j 23)4 554 23 J 4 65)4 4)4... . 40); ... .103)4 . 23M 55)4 . 48 . 45 .100 95lf . 00)4 07J4 97)4 07)4 .18)4 ... COH . 17)f .233 .115 ... . 40 ... .205. ... 127j; 128 1 115)2 115)4 H4J4 MM . 1)4 48)f 47)f 48 H OS 03 0 46'f 45)4 45); 18M J7 17); 123 123 . 72 . OSK . 28)4 ... . 13.1 . . . 7 . . 15 . . . 18'4 18' 101 101 -.10.1 ... . 23f 21); 22; .! . 67)4 .17)4 67)4 67'4 15); 00)4 oo4 0'); o'u; 107 0114 014 01)4 lil'4 .130); i.i2!4 i"ri'; i'L' 117"; 11K 117)4 117'4 110); 112)4 110)4 112)4 19 l'H 19'4 19'4 . . M'i 70 . 8)4 12); 514 . 27); 91 221; 39'; . 10V4 . 40 . 93 51)4 08 . 10 . 3i; 47); 71)4 1014 . 32 91 51 127 . 31 07 . 00 41 72 s; 27)i 22'; ia '51)4 'id)4 "7,i)4 'ii1; 41 71)4 6i); 27)4 "An 10 .' .' . 61)4 10 2)4 32)4 11 72'; si1; 27't 51 J4 '1'0'a 72!4 ;!2; WASlilNRTO.V. June 27 The nation's contributions to tho Red Cro-n In responso to the call for a $lfja,000,000 war fund wero estimated at $1H 000,000 by ilenry I' Pavlton, chalnnan of tho lied Cross war council. Hit statement Yollnui: "Loral chapters of the Hed Cross nro en titled 10 retain for tholr own vvork 2B per cent of the total nmo"nt collected, but It Is M-ry evident that the national Hed Cros will hnvo a Ketieious fund with which to begin Iti tremendous tasks. "Tho result which hnq been achieved la Indeed Rratlfylnp Never before In the his torv of tho world was such a fund for the relief nf human sufferinK raised by volun tary subscription In so brief a period, "This lesult was made possible by sur piWiiRly Keticrous contribution In many communities The tnont InsplrliiR. Indeed the mot extraordlnnry feature of tho cam palRn has been the number of contributors, as well ns their wide KcoRrnphical distri bution Many millions of mir people, rcp- resentlnK eveiy pari of the country, have given and woiKcd lo Induce others to Rlvo "No tlmo will bo lot by the Hed Cro In Its ffnrlJo nccompllili results with th larso resources with which it has now been supplied. Koine of tho plans which ore beinR developed nnd which we hope promptly to carry Into execution nro the followlnc "I'lrnt and foremoM wo Khali provide, its we may be called upon b the nrmy and navy, for tho care and safety of our sol dier and sailors wherever they may lie "Wo shall provldo funds whereby the American Hed Cross Commlslon may tako over administration of American relief work In France Major Oravson II P Murphy, head of the French romnilnslon, has been appointed by (leneral I'erhhliiK a member of 111 st.ilT. and the Hed Cross has appro priated Major Murphy's cabled request for $1,000,000 to tako caro of Immediate needs "We have cabled each of the allied rov erninents siz-UiiK authorltj to Install Amer ican Hed Cross dispensaries In each of their important seaport cities a measuro of relief urgently needed "We shall send to Hussla 11 commission of some twenty eperts, under tho leader ship of Dr Frank IlllllnR, of Chicago, to study tlio needs nnd tne tiest means of nldlr.R tho Russian people "Tho war council of the Hed Cross Is deeplv sensitive of Its very Brave obliga tion to administer with all tho wisdom and foreslRht which can bo mustered Into scrv" lcf the very largo sbni of money Intrusted to It "Our policies and plans will bo made known ns they are developed It will be our purpose to conduct all our work with the utmost publicity and to tnko the public as. completely as possible into our tonO dence. The Hed Cross bolotiRs to tho peo plo and the war council wants tho public to understand the seriousness with which It regards tho trust which has been com mitted to It" 34; 3i; ,i4; 'Ex dividend Stutz Motor. Hi ?. I, '?. ;,anK ot 'no "t.. . Uank of ...n .ia,(Aimil, 1, c c, c. -MldvaMBtasl. Minn & Ot Louts. . MBtPASSM...., 105 Mo Kan & Tens 7H MO Kaa Texas pf...,x 13)4 MoPaowi . .- 32)4 MoPaoPfwl" .- 87 MoPMeotdfp., .... OIK MonUM rover.. ....... 96 jitmUmfwtH...tl 63)4 04)4 64. 10)4 19)4 110)4 7J4 13)4 .32)4 60)4 7H 13)4 31)4 66)4 4i 64 IPX 7H 134 31)4 ARMY MAY INVESTIGATE DUAL TRAGEDY IN HOTEL Probe ConsMered for Facts in Denths of Radio Sergeant and Girl A United States nrmy Investigation prob ably will bo mado to dt-cldo the circum stances of the mysterious deaths of Fred crick S. Alexander, a radio sergeant In the coast artillery, and Miss Louise E. Jones, of New York, who wero found dead In the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel on Sunday Ills belief In a sulcldo pact was reiterated today by Lieutenant Roger IJ, Colton, com mander of the United States cablcshlp John Henry, according to a news dlsatch from Baltimore Philadelphia police ftlve ra tio credence to the theory that Sergeant Alexander killed himself It ho Intended to commit aulolde, tehy said, It was a ghastly coincidence that death visited him Just before he called for It. Lieutenant Colton repeated that a let ter which he received from Alexander upon the return of the vessel to Fort McIIenry. Md , stated that the radio officer Intended to shoot himself. This letter, together with a request for an official investigation, Tiad been forwarded td General Bell, commander of the Department of the East, at Govern ors Island, N. Y , Lieutenant Colton said. He also Included another letter received by another member of the crew and all other facts In ths case. As Sergeant Alexander's superior officer. Lieutenant Colton asked that a board of officers be appointed to investigate the death. In view of these proceedings he explained that It would be Impossible for him to dis cuss the mater further He declined to say whether or not the leter mentioned Miss Jones. The police believe that Alexander died of heart disease, as shown by the post mortem examination. Upon his sudden death, according to their theory. Miss Jones, who was his fiancee, and whom he Intende'd to marry the following day, be. camo overwhelmed with the " thought of facing disgrace and shot herself, In discussing the death of Sere-earn Alei. ander as having been due to heart disease, Lleutonant Colton said that while the serr geant could not have been considered a robust person, neither; was he a weakling. yr wasaaiBi va tragi BCfltljg AI.OAItD Suddenly. June 2.I. 3IAMR, rtauch tcr of lata Jrrrmlali nnil Sunanna i;. Aljurd Ilflatliea unrt frienJi Invltrd to funrrnl service Thnm - p ni reiiuence or urotner in-mv. i.eainri inn.,, .dun ... ,,, pi. 1111. DanlM a lirlvat IIAKKII Juni. wlfn of MArtOAIIET ....... iiir. HMitlws nnd irleous Intltriil In 'funeral, Thura , .'10 m. husband a rwidence. 1018 Cherr at Illih man Cathedral 10 a. m. Int. Holv Cro I'lm. HAUI.12 Juno jr. IlDWAllll T. son of Into Inrob and Carollni- Haul HeUtlvea ami friends, alio Musicians' Protective Aesoeiutlon, Local No 77 A. t" M. Invited to funeral aervUes, We'd S p. m . at sister s residence, 1735 Ilutler at. Int nrlvatc, Thurs mornlns I1CACON' Suddenlj. Juiw 20, KI.tZAIIHTH II widow of nv James lleacon. of the I'ltta hureh Conferente and ilauirhter of late Oahrlel and Mariraret Van llouten (letzenlianuer IteU llvea' and friends Invited to funeral servUes Thura. p m. 17U N 10th at. Int 1 rl., I'nlontovin. Pa. nnCK J'J"- -" I'OHOTHHA linCK (nee Dlesal wife of Jiuoli llerk. aced 63 llelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral ervlces, Thura . 1 d m.. '-'550 U. Indiana ave. Int. private. Oreenmount Cem, rrljtida may call Wed . 7 to P m i IIFII Juna 25. HltlHIAN'A II . wife of Prank ? Uell (nee Htrohni) llelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral services Sat . 2 r in , 'anil B Alleshenv ave int. private .VIanolla rem lUmalns may ho viewed 1'rl . n to 10 p m nnivntl' Suddenly. June 51, AI.nnitT. son nf Mamie Hall itelallves and friends Invited to fUnVral service.. Thurs.. 2 P in., residence of .rlnonar'nts. M Holiert Llojd. 1.13K N. Delhi !t KemSPn" miy to viewed Wed . 8 p. in Inr. NHoTl?Ey'-Jun. 21. MATjni.. daughter of r-.sJ.aW and lato Aenea B Uromlay. IVneral private, father's residence. 8501 Illdgo avo . Jlox- nrtfloKMSY June W riTAni.na O son ...ni-not. H and lat" Charlea II Hrooltlev Itel- ...r:: nnd friends Invited to. funeral aervtces Krl 2pm resident Tlllett 50(11 Hlftkemori Int Ivy Hi" v'nl Thurs eve. of sister, Mrs C M st Plast uermantown hemalns may oo viewed f-Ai.l.AHAN Suddenly June 22. dlATlLKS. ,.i. ion t Patrick and Mary I'allahan (nea McSade) n.latlv and friends achoolohllaren Se at Htephen's Parochial School. m-Tv Yard tnvlled to lunerai, inurs,, o au ?an? iarerits' residence 1017 Itowan at. High a. m.. Prems re..u mass pv 8y.1ih,r.?.pCUH,l-June 25. rnEDCItlOK w. CHAMliKna Relatives anu rnenas i-nna iilvanla It. U Uf A.so of Uroad and Wash fnititnave Sunbeams of Paasjunk Ilaptlst r,;;Ah. Invited to funeral services -inuri .. l n m. 1725 Hlrellt Int Hevorly N J lleinalni Wed , T to lo p m auio runerau 55 JSt-'JSyXS1 ia7 7-iiAH Captain Samuel and, J arearot Churen ne la hiii and trlsnds, and All organizations of which ,''waa a membor. Invited to funeral. Pr!., 2 "- from chapel ot Anurew j. nair & fotrT'ind Trch sfs. Int prWate. Hemalns nncKFRlLL. K-rank Cockerlll. iAawr nf Relatives and frienda Invited : funeral. Thurs , .1 P..m residence or her son Frank Cockerlll. -;-- p. n si. int. private, Fsrnwood Cem Itemalna may bo viewed POI F1.KBH0 June U, UMZAIIETII H. COL-r-i riiii (nee Moore), widow of J Alexander Col flTsh aeVd fl. llelatlves and friends, also Camp as P O of A.. Invited to funeral services. Frl,. Sio i m.. 88i N. 27th st. 1st Oreenwood IK. of P.) lSm. Friends may call Thura. evening. ACOIIYKl! 'line- 2-1 , BAI.MJ5 roilTRM. nalatlvta and friends Invited to funeral. Kenll veort". Cheswr County Pa Thurs.. 2 p. m. Int roVASe. and.n'd'. n.d'to'-fui rou..-K --.,--- Iur Mrs. llenry l'lnlcerton. 1784 N lOlh st IIKAItY June ?rt WILLIAM II luialinnd of talc Adelaide Ocnri llelatlves nnd friends In-vli-d to funeral services, Thurs ,'l r in reel dence of snn-lnlnw. l)r WlllUm II ilihs, 420 8 (10th si Int prlvnte Jtt '.Ion im. Ils unln mny he viewed Wed , 8 to 0 p in. UILIILHT Huddenl June 20 MtAS'K eon of Caroline nnd Lite Charles illll.eri at Jlo Tin, 1,1..1 af IIiia nntlre nf funernl alien III.ACKIIN. Juno 211 IIOIIl ANSA fll.M'K l'.N. fnrmerlv of 1001 W. 22d st U, latlvea and frlcndi Inv lied lo fumral s.it s .10 n in .'.nj Carpenter et HlBh mass nf r, mllelll St Charles's l hurch 10 a m Inl Ibdv ( roe Cem OIUFFIS June 25, FANN1K NATT. widow of Montiromcrv P Orlftls llelatlves and friends aro Invited to ottend funeral services, ot her lite residence. 1837 Wnnewood road nr.l of 63d st and above Columbia av , on lliurs 2Sth Inet , at 2 p m Int. private. IIAdl'i: lune 20 MARY 1. daughter of lite Vndrcw nnd Julia Ann Hague Puneial services Frl 2 p. in., npartmints of iii Urns IIIJ7 V. Ilroid st. Int. private lir.ltltMAV June 24 IltillTIIA. widow of Aiutu.t llerrnnn and dnuchtir of Chrlslta nnd lain William Wane aired .Is Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral Thura, H 30 n m mother s rcsidem - ins W. Olrnrd .we. Solemn reoulem nines St Peter Church lu a m. int private Oreenmount Cem IlllLIANll Tunc J", suddenlv at ilcean Cltv V J THOMAS HOLLAND au'd W). Relatives mid friends Mannvunk Couiu il No THS. o of I. A. Invited (u funeral Westmin ster Cem. Frl lo n. m. llOHTON. At Atlantic Cltv. N. J June 2s lOHN W on of late Michael nnd Fannie W Horton nged 30 Relitlves and friends In vlted to funeral. Thurs., 0 a. m moth, rs reel clence 1,02 Atlantic nve HlKh main of requiem Chun h of tho Holy Spirit I) III) n. in. Int Plensnmvllle Cem. ltrillllt June 21 STKPIIHN J HCPER aaed 72 llelatlvea and friends WlnflHd Scott Post No in () A i( i-osmrrico rrole. live Assi einldoes of Central PostofTlce. invited to funnral, fhurs . H JO n in residence of son-in-law Harry Irvln Miller, 3133 N Franklin st Solemn requiem mass St Veronica's Cliurih 10 n tail islAfk f.s.laat1 m tr n r joll Wa feA it hi ii . I'l iiivit 4 isii..in siiaa van i- Br Ki:i:N June 2(1 MRV A widow of Vlonz. Keen Relatives and friends Invited to funeral servlies Sat , 2 p. in son's residence IMmun I K Keen l'-jo n rinarnn nve., fnaron inn i-u Int. prlvnte Friends may call Frl . after 7 P m Auto service MAIlTllLL June 2,1, MARY widow of Pit rick Mnrtell Relatives nnd friends tnvlled i funeral Frl. ".JO a. m sunton nve nnd Church lane, Oermintown Solemn mass of re nulem Immaculate Conception Church 10 a m Int Holv Sepulchre Cem. MASON June 8.1. at Haddon Heights. N J. WILLIAM P.. husband of late .Mary Mi son Relatives and friends and all organisations of which lie was a member Invited to funeral services. Sat. J p m., at slster'a residence, Mrs Charles P. Closlus, Jr. 2011 N 8th st. Int Private Friends may mil Frl. eve Auto funeril MARSIIY June 21, LOUISA R. MASSTJY (neo Mnrrel widow of lohn 1'. Mnssey. Rela ttves nnd friends Invited to funeral Thurs 0 30 a. m . Ifinfl Lansdowne ave. Illsh mass Our Ladv of the Rosary Chun h 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross cem McCAUTNi:V. lune 20 KrCIRXR. son or late Charles and Alice McCartne Further nntbe will b Riven from Oliver H Hair llldir.. is.'n Chestnut st Mclir.VITT Juno 2.1 JAMES J., husband of Suslo Melevltt (nea nallaaneri and son of James and late Catherlno McDevltl. Funeral, to which relatives and frienda are Invited Thurs . K a. m.. late residence, 315 Dickinson st Mass of requiem Church of Sacred Heart u 30 a. m. int uoiy cross i em. auio iu nersal. . Mi KKNN'A Juna 2(1. JOHN- J , husband of Mary C VtcKenna (nee Conlow), pnd son of late James and Mnrv McKenna i rmerlv of Manaunk liun nntlco of funeral Klvcn from U701I Lansdowne ave. . McUVUGHLIN June 25, WILLIAM, husband of Ixjulsa M McLauahlln (neo Schurr). llela tlves and friends, executive committee of 20th Ward, clerks of Recorder of Deeds' oftlce. In vited to funeral. Thura 7 30 a m.. llins N "Warnock st Solemn hleh mass St, Hdwnrd a Church ti a m Int. private Auto funeral. McNAMARA June 8(1 MARY A . daughter ot llrldcet and late John MiNamara (nee Car roll) Relatives and frl. nils Invited to funr.il Sat.. 8 a ni. from mother a resident i 231 Dickinson st Solemn mass nf requli ni Sacred Heart Chunh 0 30 u. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem MILl.KIl Juno 2(1 at lirldzeport. NORMAN Wmnv. MILI.KR Jr used 4 mos son of Nor man Wertz Miller ond Florenco Miller. Rel i tlvea nnd friends Invited to funeral services, parents residence. (1J2 De Knlli at , Ilrldgeport, 'Jhurs , 11 a. m Int. private MlTCHKI.L lune 2(1 at 2037 N College nve OKOROR R husb.ind of Kmma Paullln Mitchell, Duo nntli e of funernl Blven. MOOnC lune 24 ANIIRKW J husband nf Into Alhe Mooro Hollh.nl Relatives and friends, also San Salvador Count II, No. 203, IC of c . and board of irovernors of K. of C . Phllopatrlnn I.lterar Institute i.nd Tloua Husl ness Asso , Invlt.d to funernl Thurs H 10 n. m. from 1J35 N Sartaln at (17th and Thompson) Solemn high requlim innHS at ht Malachy'a Church, 10 a m. Int Holy Cross. Auto funerai MORTIMKR Suddenly, Juno 24, (JKORUi: son or John W and Kmlly Mortimer, aged in. Relatives and friends Invited (o funeral. Thurs li 30 a m parents' resldence.,0J4 15 st Sol emn requiem high mass CtiOJa j of tho .i."cn slon 11 a m. MIII.I.KN-Junn 20. MARCMRMT MITI,i..N lata of IJ13 ritrcerald st. Relatives and friends, Kplphony Altar Society. Invited to fu neral Thurs 7 10 a m residence of John A Heilv 8302 S 18th St. Solemn mass of requiem Kplphnny Church o a. m Int Holv Cross ('em Ml'.NK'II June 21 JOSUPHINR widow of .Toteph Munich nnd daughter of Klla and lu(e Jeremiah l.ownsbury. Relatives and friends In vlted lo funeral eervltes. Thurs. 8.10 p. m J407 W. Ihtgh uve Int prlvnte. West Laurel Hill Cem Friends ma call Wed eve NAl'LTY Juna 5,1, MARY T.. daughter of lata Thomas and Marv A Naulty, Relativta and fclends invited to funeral, Frl. 8 10 a m from her late residence .'L'l.'il Hansom st. R. iulem mass St James a ( hurch 10 a. m Int Cathedral Cem. OVV-IIV June 2(1 lit Rlue Hill. Me. CAltil T.1NU DI'KR, uungest tlaughter uf late I,, n Joshua T and Annlo J. Owen, of (.htstnut HIII Int (Hue Hill PRllKINS June 25. ALMRNA TYSON wife of Harry S I'erklnr Rel itlves and friends In vited to funeral e.rvleea, Thurs. 2pm 1401 N Tild at Inl private Westminster (Vni Re nnlns may be viewed Wad H to III p m PHAIIO sixth Month 2flth LYDIA RLIJv, daughter of late A. It. and Louisa W Pharn Pelatlves and friends Invited to funeral fifth day. 28th 3 30 p m . Friends' Meeting House. 12th at below Market Funeral mid tnt Tuck erlon. N J sixth-day. 20th on arrival of train from Phlla having Market at f, rry s 3J a m 11KKI) Suddenlv, June 16. late residence, N. w Yoik cltv .HOMAS H. c. RRRD. ijoioved husband uf Murgniet Little KecU UOAT June 21 WILLIAM C husband of Rllzahcth (I. Itaal need 78 Relatives and friends members Trinity Reform d Church, In vltid lo funeral services, Frl.. 2pm S3J6 N Uber st. Int Ml Peace Cem. Friends may view remains Thurs H p. m HANQORAN Delnwnro Counlv. Pa . HO WARD C , husband ot Katherlnu Sandgrnn (neo Porter) Relatives and friends Invited to fu neral Thurs, 8.10 a m.. Haverford rd I'rum Lynne High mass ut St Rose ot Lima Chunh I) 30 a. in Int Old Cathedral Cem Auto fu- SCHAF.FFER. June 24, flEORdH H SCIIARFFRR. aced 57. llelatlves and friends, William Wlndom Council, No. 580, O. of I. A.. Liberty Hell Lodge No. Til. D of I,.. Rnter prise Lodge, No 75, II of L. F. and R., and Vol Relief Dept. of Penna. R. R.. InvUrd to attend service, Wed , t p. in. 1312 8. 4Slh at Int. Doylestown, Pa Reading. Pa papers copy. SBIZ. Juno 20 JACOI1 HCIZ aged 11.1. Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral servltes. resldenco of sister Mrs Frank W. Martin. 2445 N Falrhlll st. Due notice of lima of funeral will be given later SHARP Suddenly at Renin, N J, June 2fl, Dr EDGAR H . son of late Joshua P. and Jane M Sharp, aged 02 lnineral services and Int private Thurs 2 30 p m , Herlln, N J. Remains may bo viewed Wed. eve. SHORMAKKR Second day Sixth Month 23th LINFORD A., husband of late Marv II Shoemaker aged (in Relatives and friends In vited to funeral. Klfth-day 28th. 2 lis p. m. 0315 Rustlaton ave , Dustletcn. Phlla. Int private William Penn Cem. Autos will meet train leaving ReadlnE Terminal 1.11 p. in , at llustleton station SHORT Juna 2d. TAINTER R, husband of Annlo J Short aged 80 .1037 Ogden at. Due notlca of funeral will b given fill.VEY June 24 SARAH, widow of Louis Sllvey (nea Mccrossanl. IUIatlvea and friends, Altar and Rosary Society, Invited to funeral, Thura 8.3o a m 1111 Porter st Solemn high requiem mast Epiphany Church 10 a. ra. Int private SMITH June 23, MART E., wife et Msrk Smith. Relative and friends, members Dreth ren Churen. 10th and Dauphin sts Excelsior t.odrn Nn. 50, Daughters of 8t. George, and Martha Washington Temple Ne. 23, Ladies of (lalden Kagle, And employes ef Elk Knitting Mills, Invited to funeral strvlees, Thurs., 2 p m residence of son-in-law, Edwin Bosrdmsn, 2115 N. llth st Int. Fernwood Cem. Auto fu. neral. Remains may be viewed Wed., after T p. m , SMrrir. June B.I. ANNA O., daughter et lata William and Dorothy Smith, aged 47. ftal atlvea and friends, member of Qerman Zlon Reformed Church, flth below Thompaon at.. In vite,! to funeral, Frl , .1 p. m.. residence ot brother, Ferdinand Smith, 1485 N. 20th at. Inl. Ml. Vernon Cem. Auto funeral, Ulinil, June 24, ARRAKAM M., husband ot Mary JefTerls Uber. Relative! and friends. neni Harris Council, No. P2, Jr. O. U. A. M.I Carpenters' Union, Local No. 81 employes of the Iliir.su of Wateri 40th Ward Republican Club. Woodland Athletic Club, and all other organizations of which he was a member. In vited to services, Thurs,, 2 p. m., 2242 St. James terrace (near OOlh and Woodland av.X. tnt. Arlington Cem. Auto funeral. Remains may be viewed Wed., 7 to 10 p, m. VAN 7.ANDT. Juna 2.1. IDA P., wife of Charles A Van Zandt. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, Frl,, 2.J0 p. m.. 1840 Vinevard at Int. private. vnt.TMAN. Suddenly, June 28. 2824 Jeffer son si CHARLRS A , aged XO. Due notice ot funeral will be given. WArtHLK June 23, MART J wlfa of James II Wardle and daughter at lata Dtnnls and Hester tTmler, aged 54. Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral services, Thura, 2.S0 p in 1(127 Sellers at., Frankford. Int. East Cedar Hill ("em VVKI.LI.NriTON. Juna 23, WILLIAM W. WF.LLINOTON hurhund of late Sarah Welling, ton aged 7H Relatives and friends, Washing, ton lodge No. B, F. and A M, I Sioux Tribe, No 87. I O. R M . Rureau of Water, lat Dist., Invited to funeral, Thurs, 2 p. m , 1723 8. 18th st, Int Fernwood Cem. Remains may b viewed Wed . S to 10 p. m. I'MU-.ttTAItgRS ADOLPII FRREI) .1301 N I'arlnr at jour disposal. 17TH ST Phone Tioga 4318, SUMMER RESORTS ATLANTIC C1TV. N. .1, IH .. JAJU1P (Vii IIUP" h.nd of Hrtdsit Cunningham (ne. McKenna), jj?f John and Catharine Cunningham. Rela !Pn f.nS friends P. R. R- Voluntary Relief Uves and frlenns ."; N ... . T ., ed. io-funeral. Thurs Jl.- -".Id ?I..?J. '.." Bni.mn reoulem mass Church of Our : an ba .H ln,w residence eair. mount aye Mother ot Borrowa 10 a. in. int. jioiy vross DAVIS.- June 2(1. rLHABANT J wlf; of Pdward 5JC. Davis. 8r.. aged 40. Relatives FnrtT frleftdl Invited to funeral. Frl., 2 p. m., SSa ii'i .w Haddon Heights, N. J Int prl vSt.i Vli?l?l.b, C.m Friends' rnsjr call Thura. DEVLIN. June 23. JOHN J o son of lata Tnienh and Mary Dsvl.n. aged 20. Relatives iSd friends Invited to lunerai Frl.. UO a m. f Jnera Jjarlori i of A J Donnelly A Bon, 714 IV, York a Hli " " Edward's Church 10 a in Int. Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral Re maw. may be viewed Thurs after 7 p. m. mpOc!ltuW 2S. CLEMENT A. husband of rioreau M. Q. Deck lnj Smith), asd. 24. lUNSAUOW lOR SXLET. ATGLEHSIlUe 40O..- WnXB.PobEn'sSM OLENRiriP AT STTTOW UM Misat.s tnn. Jtaadlsc 9 U .HotclandSanaioripi'H jfittv Noted for its auporcoreWL U Tonic nnd Curattvob&tfis. I aii .iLTaji I'm WflPI IJ'SOIMBATJBBT HOTEL SUCCESS II UrVLU J ORIBATEBT RESORT AVilPI Tt'COREATTUgT HOTEL SUCCESS ii w.vuu w OR1BATEHT RESORT ai.flO tip Dally. llOnpTVUlT. Am. nam, OSBORNE raelfle and Arkansas Ave . near Death. Ele vator llotandcoldninnlngvvatrlnrooma. Prl ate baths Ilathlngfrom hnnee Fgcellent table. Capacity 300. Booklet. MECKLY A FETTEB. Fredonia Hotel Tennessee Ave. and Board ricuuiuu iiuiv-i MRl( Newelt modern 1 rick hotel American A European plans ; cen tral livnllon, cap. 250, elevator, baths, run ning water lockers for bathers; frarare: rea sonable rntes Mrs U W CARMANY ft SONS. Westmin.tfr Ky v0- neir Ueach. JCIay. u water. 110 up weekly 12 up dally. Chas. Duhra. HOTEL ARLINGTON t Open all lear R. J OSRORNR ft SON.' ASIICRV I'ARK, N. mm H0TEL BR1 ri not cd ron, ITJ MIm Vc rff6aoWVXirtfaffei mm nu.mroon. UJwood'ft foremoftt Vacation Hotel. Alodern and oom- fortabla. Good table, b&tblnc. deetoa flahlng'. Booklet. Cap. 250. J. i:. UHITKHELL, Proo. Af-.j;. July 3 Supper M.OO July 8. A. M. "ltau,u Magnolia & I'aclflc.Mrs.F D.Maxwsll. S10"K IIAUIIOK, N. 1. Hnrrvnr Inn Overlooking Bch. ft Doardwalk. nuiuut Jim OAnt.t circular. Kdw. Ilelcher IIADDO.V IIE10IITH, N. i. Haddon Heights Inn WanTS trolley Oolf links nearby. Writ, for booklet and terms ALEX. M. TOUNO. Prop. HRIIFOItll NI'niNOS, PA. Bedford Springs (Pa.) Hotel & Baths A MOUNTAIN PARK OF SOOO ACRE8 In the picturesque Allegheny Mountains. Modern resort hotel, cool. Invigorating climate; mllea ot walks, bridle patba and good motor roads. livery Indoor and outdoor diversion; very convenience Also Magnesia Daths Mineral Waters ttat rival those of famous Kuropean resorts. Lvery accommodation for motor tourists. JOW OPEN II E. Rsmla. Mgr M. C Sweeny. Asst. Mgr. MAKRLEIIKAD NECK. MASS. THE OCEANSIDE MARBLEHEAD NECK, MASS. NOW orKN'-10th aeason; superbly situated on the North Shore of Muss. 20 mllea from Boa ton, commanding remarkable vlevva of the aurf and yachting A delightfully cool resort, espe cially attractive to particular people appreciating- distinctive environment Tennis, bathlnr. yachting center, Superior cuisine. Booklets. A. II A E LANE. Propfc LAhK INMPKSAUKEK. N. II. ErVHQTEl WEIRS laRemnnipes3ukee.Af.ff. Iter. Is vacation land for even body Let this be your summer home. The social and acenle center Tennis, Sailing, Boating Steamer Trips, Dano 300 vuests Pop rates Oarage. let "Ole" Indian Head Booklet Today LANCASTER . LANE, Prop., Weirs, N. II. fB)ll)fST7V TWwnx.frill lng. Orch 1 inoAi.iMi sriti.sc.s. VA. Healing Springs Hotel -Healing Springs, Va Ownership and management same aa the fa mous Homestead Hotel at the Virginia Hot Springs .1 miles from It use same railroad station altltudo 2500 feet, maximum tem perature 81 degrees Private Baths. Houaa and Orounds electric lighted No humidity. No mosquitoes Saddle Horses, Oolf, Medio Inal Huh Rates 121 per week un Booklet No, 3 from W. I). Paiton, .Manager. IIETTERTON. MD. 1.0ST AND FOUND HAHN'S COTTAGE " cellent tablet vrcetablcs from own xardan: fish fresh from Chesapeake. Stabl. and garage. Mr. J. HAHN. Al'Ttv J.100 reward for return of a super-six Hudson Penna license 17610, motor 11005; nu questions asked 1815 Susquehanna ave. 1IAQ Lost, Saturday night on road from Cam len to lleverly. N. J, via Burlington pike, eather bag containing golf clothes, shoes and sweater. Liberal reward It returned to E. Russell Perkins. Moorestown. N. J POCKETROOK I.ost on June 23. black pocket book between West Phlla, and Wayn. and Chelten aves Oermantown Reward. W, B. Lalor, 4833 Walton nve.. W, Phlla. HELP WANTED FEMAXE white. Apply 2015 EHILDNl'HSE wanted. uuesvnuv st.. m uucg. CLERK, for records and nle. with automobile company, preferably a young lady living in northern section ot city, M 648, Lsdgtr Central. , COOIC wanted, Jor small aummer hotel In the country; must i. neat and clean. Wm, Dussn berry, Dlngman House, Dlngman'a Ferry, Pa. COOK for restaurant- good waie.7 at once. Q, bOa Boardwalk. Ocean City. N. J. COOK, colored. APCly 040 Federal St.. CaiaT den, N. Jj DRESSMAKERS Olrls wanted: steady workl com. ready for work. Madam. J. Rags.. ISM , H. ethjlt. F1N1SHERH, experienced, on trouser.. Apply th". Army A Navy Co-operatlva Co. 112S 8. nroaiL lng, IT a, week wblle learn. H2v week, IITTINO MILLS nini.a tn learn knlttln In, can anon maka iriitnta knitti lna and. Armat sta., Oermantown PIRLS wanleo, on raiding paper boxesi wora. 60 V hours par weeki clone Saturday at 13:12; rleaaant surroundings. .Brown ft gaiftr Ciisj Iany. Franklin aol WlUe w. " 1 v !; uv 4&t tl ?l M ' 1 limmmf -jr-r-s e- " i(i"ai Waiajiil "
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