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K
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Wdemand
rr ntJHP T?.T?,PflT?.TR
UIN ww"
J.i urnva Upwards on News of
gather Good Rains Over
rrT WBATIIEB FORECAST
iWOft .' rVJTn belt for tlilrty-.lx
ItJ'l . in afternoon, followed
"rfSS tonftht nd Wednesday. Not
it in temperature. , ..
Kansas nnil .-rornBKi nil
itrl.. .'J,5S xv.iincsdnr. Not much
ELlMn,t,i'I, thl afternoon nnd to
PKwt1SSm "Sth and rentrnli Wed-
P-MSr "" cooYer' northwest:
""partly C OUOT Mim" "" "-
i". innliht eitrcme northeast. ,
I W'JiVlUn'Vttlfd, with thunder
lrt "frtt Mt and eentrnli Wednesday
fcsssa .ton"ht -
aaMT! wl"" -:---
fwKSS and iVromini
mi I Wednesday.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
itnV' !' K..nn, Barrlr
itlffiAfin Alio 7.
PI .. aa a sood demand for corn today,'
l2. Jf. -.nkhess In tho early trading
JvXner good rains over tho belt and
ifSie Crop reports, tho market moved
X Shorts covcrea una uuaruiKs in
m decreased.' Cash Interests boURht
1 ' it anneared as though tho recent
nn :;. nmt. Homo traders
Ef'iJld about maklnc fresh commtt-
&t PnaiW ' ."" ,n rlo.se tomorrow.
I"''.' .L.....J unrrin lnorenp.0. but were
Effieauate. It was asserted that the
? ,nr" i- Wnnsas and Oklahoma had
I1. lale Thero was a falllnB on In tho
iwetooiat. article. althoUKh dls-
Sri were still wlUlnB to pay them fancy
fifcCS. ,.. i tun anmnln rrnwd w.in
!' 25 against $2.3CP2.36H at tho end
SwoS.'t.'d NO. 2 yellow $2.32 V4 2.33,
Eared with $2.3B 02.30 yesterday.
PS. Market at Liverpool was steady on
' ar:?..ri. -ml nrnrcltv of exDorts.
IKfiSovement In.Arcentlna was liberal, but
?. -.11.., irns not cood.
- Mtrts reported that cash corn at Kansas
WbS sold at 25c to 27c over the price
it JKSmber for snipmeni laic una yeiir
w trly next year.
A-fa ASO IJUIUCIIVU HIW - - ' - - ..
t weather should dclny threshing and
W . iii- ...VittH arinwfl linnw lnqqpa
SUtwdar. gained ground when It was dls
:VSSr,i'.t offerings In tho pit were light.
wt, covered. Tomorrow's Government
K MM 000,000 bunhels. Tho market nt Liver-
,eol wis easy o in ... .... ..B"-
t '-il ' '' A -nM 1t11 i41 f ArlftllAlneiB
s Trade in wncai ' " it.nun.ira.
!u.i-.....n. rnnrtpil a car of new snrlnc
'Mttt from northern Iowa. Private advices
ifrem North Dakota said conditions thero
.. l.itr nd nredlctcd a yield of 75,-
KW.OOO bushels for tho Stato. Larger re-
Dwtotswere forecast, ine umo niaio report
i.. inmiaf wj bearish, tho vleld belnir
ttiactd at 120 per cent as compared with an
!... nrndnrtlnn nealnst 100 ncr cent
intimated a month ago.
Threshing returns aro exceeding expecta-
BO0IU. uooa rains woro reporicu in uan
ttil The market at Liverpool was dull bui
''ittady.
Beit prices were not maintained. The
JWth on December corn was 51.17, the low
kfltlft anil f Via rlnA V. n ilrrhnn nl tl 1 C 7t
sW! the best on May was $1.14, the bot
!tia'U2, and tho final $1,13 91.13,
l J .I,U 4 in, . 9 , , .
icemparcu wu &,xi;3, jcaieruayg last
r price,
'? 'December wheat closed o higher and at
V t,n IM9 1EU nt.i. l,iitn aU ,i...
yesterday's close nt $2.24 V4. fieptem-
' ttr-oais was oa'sc, ine low DB'ic and
ttteloie lilihc, against 59 &c at the
RttfWttom 58cc and the final 58 (i?38e,
ISmllred With RS'ir tho flnil mmlnttr.n n,
i..v i, , , .:.;
rnnu, may iubu was Ui',SC. trie 10W
V Iftfi. and IhA rlnqn fWLn nmlnai eqn n.
r. M eai yesterday.
EV..
Bj HWInt futures ranged as follows:
t , Ojitn
LS. Cora ibw i
&.' 1.18
. IJ. 1.18
roiu-
m.r.1 GRAIN AND FLOUR
k'U WM bu,h- Ti,s m"'
ruled flrmnu"u?m4.W buh- T"" "
wan quiet nnd v.hTA" "pot UPI'"'- Trade
JuotntloSi! Car fo?,n'Jri",r.e1 nomlr""
local on Weirn i? fonr lof.Rl trade, aa to
do. No. 3, No 4nnV.2 i"l,0,w- .5O2,40!
bATH ltecslni. iijNA.0W nominal.
Ih. iiAV .." ."'R'' 114,429 bllUh. OITrrlnra nn
Thero waa litiigii-n lhe market ruled nrm.
nominal. Qu0iiiJi,5 Ani values wern largely
"landar.1 vhiti oi jVnui0- .2wn,e' "1 ",2ci
but thero wis I o'SLtn,iwJer?vw11 maintained,
rs): uTnter Mri?.ni0rt "Ark.Rbout 2'
clear, $12 MffliaJ W11, "?,!BW,I-25' Kansaa,
provisions
irn tae'f R S.."1"1 afr-drlort, 34c! westi
beef hniSl 'tSSM. n? tenders, smoked. 88e-
tml !fraii.,Vs?e. d0' amoked, western
should.?, h T.ci d0, ?"!" boneless. 80c: plento
Sic-bM?1n ViSured l00"'' 'i0ci d0- smoke.l
26c'i breakfiaP hk.'S- ardln to averaae. loose.
ill el tv r.f,Vi bSJonv,.t brand and aver
U?d Sfi";rcrrrn,etd.,)?f,0rnc'e.rS;l4"c'S
REFINED SUGARS
FrIlikHmp.tm,.8.40o,nforh,er,k
DAIRY PRODUCTS
cnun!FyES,1ILW.a." VI1? h2Ki?r und stronger
wl,i.. ,r'r. advices, llaht offer nas and a fairly
SJ.L demand' Quotations: New York fuU
Yorkm,ful?nS?..?ew- W ,tK,clftl blb"i New
M! .i.ul.' rre".m. choice, new, 2202214c: do.
hirrriJ?. """ft 1ew- 2He. ' '
llah" offerlnM '5 ,rl? .?nd ru""1 flrm- ""d'r
vfnrV, IIViB, Quotations arc as follows:
esicrn, solid-picked creamery, fancy anrclaia
inSi V"n; lBKc ext?a nrit;. 40e"P flrftT
30c; seconds. 38c; nearby prints, fancy 4oc
avK. extra. 4344c: firsts. 41042c': c
AZtoZF1 'ftncy - Win"
KOOM. Fancy new1ald rugs wr iparr nnri
?hT;S;l.t.h..,,"n.B,n.l '" ? "vV ' Followln, ar2
tho quotations: Kree cases, nearby (Irsts. 111.10
Vtr standard caso: current receipts. 110.80 ier
iirin0.0,"118' "h11?9-!?" case: wra firsts.
li'iiraoVe0"5 ""' ,10su per ca,e: seconds
ln.4509.7r. per case: fancy selected eges Job
bing at 430c per dozen.
POUI.TY
LIVE Tho market allotted a further advance,
due to small supplies and a rood demand. Quo
!?,,J?.n."! Fowls, aa to quality, IMWSBc; roosters.
liWl7c: spring chickens, not Lenhorns, plump,
yellow-skinned, weighing IH 2 lbs. apiece, 2li
W30c: spring chickens, not Irfahorns, smaller
sizes, a,lcs While Leghorns, 22028c: ducks,
I'ekln, 10c; do, Indian llunner, 1716c: Pigeons,
Sjilo rer palr' 23-8c: d. youns, per pair. 20
llli-ocjr-f r. .... - . ....
.i.ki . , " ."ir m,rK 'or nne aeeiraoie
sIzM stock ruled firm under light offerings and
f, I0J, demand and prices of fowls were again
Vic higher. Quotations follow: Fowls. 12
tr box, milk-fed. dry-picked, fancy selected,
Jc; weighing 4V4 lbs. and over apiece. 25Vic;
H?' "" .Itilece, 2Bc: do. 3H lbs. apiece.
-'4c: do. 3 li apiece. 2123c. Fowls, Iced.
In bbls., fniicy, dry-plckod, weighing 4V4 lbs.
and over apiece, 24V4c: do. 4 lbs. apiece. 23Vi ii
21c: smaller sizes. 1820c. Old roosters, dry
picked. 18c llrolllng chickens, weighing 1VS 2
Ihs. apiece Jersey, fancy. 858(400; Virginia.
rnnev Nf!llMn. nth., naovK., onetno.. ......
wiiiic, neiKiiuiK XJ'U'ltf ins. per aozen IJ.VIlHP
4.05; do. weighing 0010 lbs. per dozen, IS.25W
a.ia; no, waigning ids. per dozen. SZ. 4002.75;
do, weighing 7 lbs. per dozen, 1202.23: dark,
tl. 5001.78; small and No. 2, COeOtl.20.
'V,TOTAWn'-'Aiii'.wji,illa!i;;Avji.i -kSi. tin t-. ss.
vv,r-.frixiVAimiJVn.lA. TUBBDAT1 rATJGTTffP ' t.- M17
WOULD WITHHOLD
DRAFTEES' NAMES
Illsrh
2.23i
lUiew deliver) t-
1.171
1.14
s
Low
2.24W
1.151
12Ti
1-M9,,.a
Close rlose
1.1
LMt.. B8V4 r.OVi B8
fK... B8 BI1 r,8
i'gjL 61 02 1
' Ifjt.. M.45 22.45 22.20
W... S2.B5 22.55 22.30
'l.lrt'4
1.13
58S
B8
Ol'i
I.in4
1.13VS
RS'4
02
ffctt.. 22.72
S;W.,j82.62
Pork
;-l.. 42.10
ss -on. lAixea,
22 7n on 5.
22!2 22.'42
42.10 41.80
Nominal.
t22.22 t22.3n
t22.32 22.47
T22.S7 t22..ri5
22.42 422.55
41.80
t42.10
, Exports Jump Despite U-Boats
WASHlvnTnv a mi ,
I. !,...;...: t ''. " 1I1D preliminary
1 vj. inc luui vaiue or united States
fBporti and Imports for June and for twelve
P. BiMifha kam in ..
.... wiupaie wiia mo figures for the
'IreVlOUa threa vai nn enu Anv
v vfialttedj ;
MERCHANDISE
..in.l7- i"!" mis
.... t30t).028 1245.705 J157.(115
075,583 404,085 208,547
208,033 218,800 llo!852
FRESH FRUITS
R". "ports'
KSnuwi" months:
X5?r!
IvbctM of exports.
2.059,350 2.107.883 1.074,100
3.8(14. 828 2.133.509 1.094.410
GOLD, EXCLUSIVE OF ORE
. 'mi:
pwu
Cfe'f'rapFts".
R- v1 monins:
wru
KBtcm pf imports!
TV
101T
101,3.10
07,104
24,174
mm
tl22.734
8,312
114,422
077,170 404,009
291,021 00.249
083.254 403.759
SILVER. EXCLUSIVE OF ORE
irti
M
TCTii wr.
'"" raontns;
lOorti , ,
,wru
"' of .exports'.
mi7
t2,235
8,004
6,729
35,003
78,270
43,270
mm
13,182
4,044
1,101
84,154
58.701
25.037
1015
1 52.341
2,821
40,5111
171. 50S
140,224
25,344
1015
t3,022
3,I0M
340
29.110
50,912
21.831
CLOSING LIVE STOPK- PTrTrWC
Si-iK'CAuO. Aug. 7. 1IOOS
.!"! ""mated tomorrow727,
111 IV
!.io
-Receipts,
nnn h-a,i
4iii V. i. l iiiieunin
!??; heavy, tl4.85fiio.70:
Idjr, others
tU.DU
10.000
flood
prices,
mixed,
rough,
18 10.
b tATTI.m 1 1 .. . .. . .
UHtijf U415 p ' ,ouu neaa. Market
fiVlOc toi'ilf'n'rf 009 head- Market steady
r?" m ww,fi tlO.03. Lambs. tl4.30.
PHfSia0Mt,"Au- Aug. 7.-HOaS-Recelpts.
PM itrong, vvv nottu. iieevea sieaujr
? WESBt?.nCitlpt;' y-500 head- KUIera lower.
, jn unevenly steady. Sheep weak. '
wlZ Y0RK BUTTER AND EGGS
W tub. K,r.Auif-i T.HUTTER Receipts.
?' iseiof I-r.reular., Extras, 4040V4c;
S.MVteSoc' ,cond. 87d8Hc; State
WcTflrs,t?lpa;w2V2S5 ca"- Flrm- Extras.
' f LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
I Butler
tfaHar.
way . .
Bah v;
22!?. 8tr .''
. ffiuli . .:
OOLDFIELD STOCKS
?fc?.BnlI
iPMM!!,!:::::JJi
Wvtr Pick
1X7. .
nid. Ask.
.84 88
:1S :
.12 .18
.20 .21
.10 .12
.17 .19
.02 .03
,05 .07
.02 .04
.03 .04
.01 .03
.03 .04
,00 .10
.25 .80
.23 .30
rterrrr008 -5
- '" "B ,, ,OJ
U Another Booat for fimrnr Prl.
'mwh.JSRK1, Au 7 Tho American
WcT tr.1 ,nn'n Company has advanced Its
riQUatalln i. 7 " "uvo "uv """"
Wait? . n. other refiners aro un
o' i7n" W,ow,: B- H.-Hfwell Son ft
L?"-. .0o: ITert.r.l o.. r.-.-i
CbmI! ?h9 "Warren Surar nefln-
. company, t.ltn. Th. nrJ-,.- a,,
JJ Compjiry continue! withdrawn.
P MU In spot Cuban. raw 7.S70.
Tnncy stock generally Arm. Quotations:
Apples, nenrliy, per hamper. BucWtl.7B. Lemons,
per box, J0W11. rineapplcs. I'orto Rico, per
crate, Jl'.0H."i; ilo. Florida, per crate, S1.60S5.
Currants, New York, per quart, 50c; do, do,
per il-lb. basket. 4030c. Cherrle, per 8-lb.
basket Sour, 40n(ic: sweet. 4n75c. plums,
Delnwnro and Maryland, per basket, GOc'lPtl.
Grapes, North Carolina nnd Delaware, per 8
ImsKet larrler, tl.25i$1.75. Cantaloupes.
Georgia, per standard crate, $102: do. do. per
pony crate, 50c$?tl.30: do, do. per flat crate,
ViSMBnc: do, rlzona. per standard crate. t2S
2.50; do, do, per pony crate, $2; do. do per flat
irate. tl.25l.ur; do. North Carolina, per
standard crato. t1.25i?2.50; do, do, per pony
r-Hte iiiieWi.25: do do per fl.it crate. 255 H0e;
do .Maryland, per standard crate ,tl.50G2 50.
Teaches. Georgia, per carrier Elberta. 3W
.i.lu, no, luu. per bushel basket, 3.2503.75:
do, Arkansas, per bushel basket, J3. 2508. 00:
do, North Carolina, per carrier. Elberta, J2
3.50. Watermelons, southern, per car, I2U0SP
"70" VEGETABLES
Deslabto stock In fair demand at revised flg
". Quotation": Whlto potatoes, Eastern
Bhoro, per barrel o. 1. ti.B0OS.T5: No. 2.
liH2. White potatoes, Delaware and Mary
land, per barrel No. 1. J2.75W3. White pota
toes. Jersey, per H -bushel basket No. 1. BOB
n".c- No. 2 3040c. Sweet potatoes North
Carolina, per barrel-No. 1. 7SP7.50; n'o. 2 13
4. Onions. Jersey, per H -bushel basket. (13c;
do Eastern Shore, per basket. 70c; do, Spanish,
nef en'" r,(iU03c. ilushrooms, per Mb. bas
ket. tlOl.BO- ,
BIG TRAFFIC PROBLEM
IN ARMY MOBILIZATION
Men to Bo Moved in Small Groups to
Prevent Swamping of
Railroads
WASHINGTON, Auff. 7. Mobilization of
tho first 087,000 to bo called out for tho
national army In September was belnsr
nned mdav by the War College, the Pro-
vost Marshal General and railway traffic
cxpertfl.
, i-n...iflt cnM It wn.H the Greatest
nroblem In troop transportation ever facing
I . n.l.ll- Inimll'All mnvmiiiit
this country, ijcibu.-' ..w..w- .............
of citizen soldiers from each of the 4557
districts In the country.
It will be necessary. Crowder nald, to
have tho men leave in small groups or the
limited facilities would be swamped. Twen
ty or 30 per cent of tho first quota In each
district will leave between September 1 and
September IB, about 40 per cent will eave
in the second movement and tho remainder
will Eo at a later date, probably about
0ci.Ve' V. ... II from home to
wnetnor um iii" " - -- -- -
cantonment camps or concentrate at some
central point in eacn own "" -.
.traffic conditions.
MAY SERVE IN ARMY
INSTEAD OF FKISIKN
Coatesvillo Man, Accused of Highway
Robbery, Ordered to Face Exerap-
tion Board
wfst CHESTER. Pa.. Aug. 7. Hilton
WEST, l," j twenty-eight
Brown, of Coatesviuo, County
charge of highway i rDB,t t ne can Da
dcred released .by the court urn
vr'?odWbhy.cl;6pe.ac:PhrwbM taken today
then get Into the jw Je , th8
of serving PJ'!n J(-, although a few
SSS?1"' haV6 B,nca
gained their liberty.
CHINA READY TO AID IN WAR
was stated at the Chi mJJ" connrmatlon
Th8 lega tlon i wm wnrtuinat Pre.ldent
today of the Pekin ? (Jablnet are to
Seng Kwo-Chans and the - Q
def'trellerved ParTment's approval of
uecfa grftlon " ryj-
Valuable Coal Property Sold
in Ilun"l2n' WbeV.lopment Company in
7mimm.'B.
.Camden Board Against Pub
licity for Men Accepted
and Rejected
TESTS ARE BEING PUSHED
Mayor Ellis, 0f Camden, who Is also chair,
rnan of the general appeal board of Camden,
, -....uuncea mat the names of men ac.
copied and rejected by local exemption
nSithJ' clty wl" not b8 E'ven to the
ne"naP?r 'or publication.
tlJnihLr ini William D. Sayres and
with imembrs of lh6 boarJ' consulted
l; i metnbers o' the local boards with re.
nmL0.thadvlBablllty of BvlnK ou' th
2,"'118, mn are examined. It was
h! J ?d .th?i ln thelr opinion It would not
De ralr to the men rejected to publish their
names and also that many objections and
disturbances could be avoided by keeping
tho names out of print
"After talking things over," said Mr.
Sayres, wc decided that It would be beat
not to publish names In nil fairness to men
who are being examined until after the
boards have decided upon exemptions."
Despite Mr. Sayres's sudden "covering up"
of the names In the first two Camden city
districts, nearly complete reports were ob
talned yesterday in the Third and Fourth
Districts. In tho First District, Judge Wit.
Ham T. Lloyd, tho chairman, allowed the
newspapermen to obtain such Information
as was available, but the reports were
turned over to the general board as soon as
a dozen or more examinations had been
made, and Sayres refused to allow the
newspapermen to see them
,In..th Sccond District, President Ralph
. Dones' chairman of the bmrd. do
med all Information except what might be
picked up on the outside.
Officials feel that several additional calls
111! liaVA fn tl mnrlA k.fA. .k. 4 . -
Is obtained. Fully 75 per cent of those ex
amined yesterday were physically dis
qualified or claimed exemption. Of the ex
emption claims, the largest number was
i the ground of wife and dependent chil
dren, while claims on industrial grounds
ran a close second.
Tho county boards did not get under
way until yesterday afternoon and it was
midnight before tho Sccond District had
examined Its day's quota of 120 men.
In tho First District, of which Sheriff
Joshua C. Haines Is chairman, twenty
thrco men cut of 80 wern ncccpted and
certified to Trenton. County Clerk Patter
son declared that at tho present rate It
will be necessary to call an additional 160
men to obtain 120.
There were many amusing and pathetic
scenes In the examination rooms. In ono
Instance a negro, who had sweltered In
the heat awaiting his turn, left the build
ing nnd returned In a bathing suit.
"This am the mos' comfor'ble mannah
to wait till I gets up stahs and gets mah
clothes off," he explained.
Another man was asked as to his present
physical condition. "Had," he replied. "In
what way?" he was asked. "Well, I've had
nervous prostration for the last month,"
wac the frank answer, much to the amuse
men of those present.
fMnnN Tiimn district
ACCEPTED
Albert A. Morton, 809 Walnut St.
Hurt Ryan, 1U40 Morton st,
Krmltrlek Cutler, 1119 Haddon ave.
Mike Kose, -101 Broadway.
Harry W. Palmer, 811 Falrview.
Fred Nelson, 1031 Princess ave.
John II. Ahrens, 1363 Balrd ave.
Willie Hanks. lfiOi Miller st.
Henry Mclllvaln, 1114 Kenwood ave.
II. A. Hardeten, 1432 German st.
(leorRn Wilson, 186 Whitman ave.
William Dukan, lVtH Fillmore st.
Daniel nyrle. 43S Viola st.
Kamuel Cummins, 708 Chestnut st.
Bnmuel Qreennclu, 1028 Kalihn ave.
Oscar K. Mlddleton. 1422 Kenwood ave.
Oconto lialrd, 745 Florence st.
Joseph Cliriasiei, 1034 Kvrrett st,
Joseph M. Atkinson, 1207 Princess ave.
Herman Bauer, 1238 Lansdowne ave.
J. J, Macl.Jewskl, 1131 Lansdowne avs.
John K. Whiteside. 1101 Princess ave.
Joeeph Hamevlck, 707 Central ave.
Mike Tzcvan. 2008 S. 7th st.
O.orce A. Lyons, 1173 Princess ave.
"alter Bytko, 1301 Liberty St.
Curtis Legglns. 741 Cherry it.
Nick Buccl, 434 Emerald st.
Frank Oarrlson, 1116 Kenwood ave.
Ham Pecteo. 1781 fl. Cth at.
Frank Lewondowskl, 627 Liberty st.
l'dwln Carlston, 541 Lester terrace.
Vincent Kslasek, 41 Mechanic st.
Itojcoa J. Dsley, 700 Spruce st.
Walter E. Fay. 1230 Haddon ave.
Charles S Clements. 423 Webster St.
F. C. arlmmlnr, 420 Jackson st.
Joseph Vetneck 103O Mechanic st.
Vincent Uarmato. 434 Emerald St.
INter Klmtolskl 630 Jackson at.
ThomaB Kopejynskl, 1U07 8. 6th st.
Slrmund Golascewskl, 1246 Everett st.
Andrew Loubouskl. 1102 Louis st.
Htevo Ollek, 830 Chestnut St.
Stanley Kloskt. 1235 Thurman St.
Joseph Wyrskowskt, 1205 Everett st.
Mick Petruslox, 610 Ferry aye.
William H. Atkinson, 1314 Park Boulevard.
William a Hlngley. 410 Van Hook St.
Elmer Burieis. 1039 Princess aye.
Charles F. Frrsuson. Jr., 011 Kalcbn'i ave.
Harry Robinson, 1605 Louis st.
REJECTED
James pitton, 721 Ferry ave.
Ale Kollo. 1023 F llmore.
Harry Klausner. 1232 Jackson.
Samuel I.amberakl. 1621 Maryland ave.
Charles U. Haddad. R28 Gordon terrace.
Joseph A. Kelly. 1202 Haddon ave.
Thomas W. Keeling. 1242 Haddon ave.
A. Mraczkowskt. 1210 Chestnut.
Joseph Wardak, 1043 1 Diamond,
(leorire J. arlrttn. 124 Fillmore.
I eon Sarkawskl, 1009 Newport ave.
Frank Pantella, 714 Walnut.
James A. Hlllman. 1081 Morton. ,
William W. Shirley. 1813 Park boulevard.
Clinton Evans. 1232 Princess ave.
William Uownea, 2300 Broadway.
CAMDEN. FOURTH DISTRICT
ACCEPTED
Joseph Martin, 52 Boyd st. .
Albert Bothe, 2016 Cramer st.
Wlllard M. Kills. 5 Leonard ave.
Antonio Vlscontl, 2804 Sherman ave.
Perry J. Wark, 1)01 N. 30th st.
Benjamin F. niack. 2801 Itlver ave.
John Slmm. 2423 Sherman ave.
Peter H. Harrop. 20 S 41st st.
Louis Schuman. 1110 N. 25lh it.
Howard Lips. 51 N. 24th st.
Armand Pelletler, 8014 Westneld ave.
Daniel Dl Carlo, 2317 Howell St.
John F. Laxton. 45 N. 21st it.
Frank II. Lane, 2740 Pleaant ave.
Edward Mensle. 2629 Carman it.
Joseph If. Holblne, 2803 Harrison ave.
William dallas-her, 1137 N. 25th it.
Joseph De Pompa, 2804 tiherman st,
DISCHARGED AND EXEMPTED
Carl Lewis Weber, 218 8. 83d st.
Samuel McBurney, 1187 N. 38th st.
Roland Kelley. 2828 P eaeant st.
Philip McCorm ok, 2041 Hlfh St.
Adolph W. Dankle, 916 N. 0th st.
Oeorie Hchwanke. 1017 N. 27tb St.
Kdxar Forman. 235 8. 85th it.
Frank Henry. 88 N. 23th st.
Joseph Bllsiard, 8324 Federal -st.
Jamis IlMrvey, 2126 Walion St.
Thomas E. A. Reeve;, J207 MlckU st.
Richard Knlspel. ,2821 rthur av.
neorae W. Jaaulllard. 2743 Pleasant, at.
WlUlam J. Cunnlnham, 4l0 Weatneld ave.
Jesse J. Jones, 018 N. 80th it.
James Ludlam, l6 N. 24th st.
Oeorjri Hahn. 2822 Hlh St.
Abraham Nlssenholts. 164 N. 2th it.
FOR riTRTIIER EXAMINATION
Frank E Wrkin, 2108 Howell st.
Wiulam II. Pom).. 2010 .Blvw ayj.
Cheiur A. Buihaus, 2918 Mlckl. it.
Iiaym.nd Kahn. 2872 Hur.ii av..
Charloa Dowers, 1104 N, 10th St.
Jackson Parstus, 8300 W.stn.ld av.
ALnEADT ENLISTED
Joseph Bhapley, 8800 Weitfl.ld av..l navy.
Alfred IU.tln.;24 F.d.rrt.i n'o?v
Joseph Land.nb.rgsr, 221B Fd.ral st- navy.
FAILED TO APPEAR
Jossph R. M.ad, 827 N. 8th st. I moved to N.w.
ark, N. J wh.re h. will b. .xmlned.
Iiuls Wolfe, 8035 Cleveland av..i on a. farm.
Joseph Bouah.r, 46 Boyd St. I sick In b.d.
CAMDEN COUNTS' DISTRICT NO. 1
ACCEPTED
Howard T. Pa.,,Runn.m.d..
Louis noisni. fxiair, .
Clifton U Oasklll. Blackwood
.lnnh c. Brooks. Msrcbantvlll..
Clarenr.
li.7.h P"t2- C.darbroek.
O.V.7 b ,?itf?."? M'rn!'- .
r fS.1" . .iWUtr; R ImaV. ",'"'ow"
iiaii. M.rchantvllla
111. I.twnMai
rm i Jong. JnminUwn
'l t,L
Vi
Chartoat v
A,r"'.3 "l. Lawn.'
I'nVni Sn Jordant.wn.
F?iii i'' .Ch.rrnan, Matnolla.
Hiw.in?' Al'n- Mnolla.
5JJntov 'unEo. Waterford.
Tinm.i. "iV"".Tgn. Jrensaua.n.
Ja'mee.n,C7?orylniVln?a,rher', BU"0n'
wi i!:S J,V'S. ZlfiurT Pensauk.n.
-, iJi'.W 2.,UV.'' jT- Wlnslow,
fiK5r?t.F' to. Hsddonneld.
Ralph Pasquarlello. Chesllhurst.
REJECTED
nnlph Raymond Eden, Clementon.
Aln"r.1 "rumm. Slcklervllle. N. J.
A''''ft ly Narcrosa. Wlnslow.
Stantln A. Butterfoss. Welwood.
Iliiymond g. Scarile. Clementon.
scnr Griffin. Lawnslda.
JSu" "Ind.rer. Mtrchantvllle.
)Vllllam O. Ilapp. Barrlntton.
Charles T. Parry, M.rchanttllte.
Clarence .Walker. Berlin.
Uiarlea L. Albertson, Wlnslow.
Antonio llosel. West Berlin,
i-rlo , flustaveion. Glbbsboro.
"eorae Moon. Barrlntton.
1-dgnr J. Watson. Merchantvllle. N, J.
Morris W. Tlc. Mt. Erhralm.
Joiieph J. Lnch. Haddonneld.
I.dward L. Kurfuerst. Barrlntton.
Thomas II, Wolfe. Haddonneld.
llertTIAn llpun.uill. l.kl.n
Walter E. Forten, Lawnllde.
Ralph T. Larkln. Bolmar.
Walter F, Drach, Glbbsboro.
Joseph Wlderman, Jr., Merchantvllle.
Frank A. Ross. Laurel Sprints.
Richard Curtl., Berlin.
rrank O. Humphreys. Vensauken.
FAILED TO ANSWER
William R. B F. Boardley, Jr., Berlin.
JMlbert B. Fearr, Haddonflcld.
Iffonard l.etnlell, WlllMmstown Junctlon.
Wllllam H. Wilson. Merchantllle.
Howard Thomaa. Lavvnslde.
Adkln Lutz, Mt. Ephralm.
ENLISTED
I'On A. Btranr, Matnolla.
Harry W. Rlchter. Merchantvllle.
CAMDEN COUNTY SECOND DISTRICT
ACCEPTED
Ernest It. Lewis. Gloucester City.
Frank 8. Hicks. Oloucester City.
Joseph E, Lenny, Oloucester City.
- lfutian; Votel. Colllntood.
"Jlbert L Welnti. Audubon.
'Jwln F, Tolt, Westmont.
Aid C. Oalll. Colllntswood.
Charles n. Rutler. Jr., Audubon.
iS ,,n. arRve, Oloucester City.
William J, Hardy, Olouce.ter City,
rank .MrKeown, Oloucester City.
Chsrhs H, Cooper, Haddonneld.
Samuel Mstlack, Gloucester City.
John II Silver, Audubon.
oenjamin ii. snarp. Woodlj-nne.
Robert I) Teschko. Gloucester City.
f"les E. Helntt. Westmont.
William II LaRerty. Oloucester City.
!. '," .v,anlni uioucester city.
Clarenci
C. Brooks, Merchant'
W. Hlllman. Marit
B. Walk.r. Wat.rfi
Michael Chlmm.nto. Elm
on.
ord.
xilicnaei -iiiiuiiw, ,,"iv.,
Samu.l J. Hendrlckson, Marlton.
l
James E. Johnson, niCK.mii.1
Elv.l.on W. Btlll, Lawnsidfc
Albert Campiont. Plm. .
-V.'d.r rk P. WrViVt L.wn,idfc
jonnsqn, dicv ,'ii".
r, ulackwoea, ,
illlnxsworth. cleminton.
I.n
de.
I.erov T. Lawl.y, AtOO...
Leslie Holcraft. Bat.svliia.
Jim... William.. M.rchantvill..
William W. Col.man, A.hland.
?hW..cv ,!sth, ?"ln,,,",04i.
cnarie. j riynn, Oloucester City.
rl KlV'n7"'"11. H.ddonneldL.nllsted.
r'JJor A.Ernon.. Gloucester Cltyi enlisted.
UJVjnond M. Nolan, Colllnirswoodl enlisted.
Jrederlck Koester. Oloucester.
?r.mu,,u t.nuAr.oun. Merchantvlll.i enlisted.
Henri Menk. -Oloucester.
l-SIlS, I'PP. Oloucestert enlisted.
t"-..W4. TS,."cn1'. Haillonfteldi enlisted.
jSmr.l n'c,l'm'ri "sddonneldi enlisted,
iu-lu?. "edenit.iit, Ohuce.ter.
.i 1.DoJ,Cln. Oloucester,
AMh?e Dn MA Sherrrd. lladdnnfleMi enlisted.
'""' E-r?'n'.. Colllntswood.
Theodore Klein. Oloucester,
CAMDEN DISTRICT
ACCEPTED
jyillljm Msher. 803 Benson st.
Rttw,wr,li 3" r,l"t
Vlk;. llnolaio. 331 Market st.
ftr?h.'. "obertson, 828 N, 6th st,
,itlrli 3A Connelly. n.'2 Linden st.
John (1, Cullen. 915 Howard st,
Oeorte J. Glendennlnir 8J0 N, 2d st.
tv 9'8wo')'. '831 Federal st.
Hed Schwarter. 1120 Lawrence st.
REJECTED
Joseph Corea, 208 Benson st. Corea Is blind
and deplored the fact that he was not ac
ceptable for service.
Other Draft on Pate Fourteen
mwzw'Kfim
DKATMfl
Ceir. Remains may bv viewed Toet. afl.r T
' DoyqitERTT. An. fl, ESTHER A dauth
!f,r"! ,"ch.,r". tl J1. Allc. Douthertr (n.e
Cllffe), and 21. Relatives and friends Invited
o0.,")"1' F'.u '? pv m., resldene. of parent.
mJ.'J: ClmblJV' 'nt. Ilelvue Cem. Remains
""Jr.yiJ"."11 Thun., after 7 p. m.
DOUOHTT. Aur. 0. A. HENRT. husband of
Emma V. Douthty. Funeral services, Wed., a
n. in.. 3 tlnlierte ave.. ir.rfAf.ri.M if t t'..
i private. ""
I .D0,XART. Au. 8. LUCY A. DOWART,
i orii i wn,
JDcatljs
to funeral ser Ices, d., 2 m . pirenta"
nee, 1517 Swain t. (near lRth and Falr
). Int. private, Northwood Cem.
UMOARDNER Auk. 4. WILLIAM U. C .
nd of Nellie H. linumtnrdner and eon of
... ,
telallves and friends, Mlnonk Tribe, No. 431.
. O. 11. M.i Court Haverfonl. No. 202. F. nf V
ames McFaden Camp, No. 3 8 f V i offl.
rm nt 20th TllRl I'nllcn. I'nllre P.mlnn t-..
Milton .Turner. Haddonneld
Frederick II. Jllddlebrook, Merchantvllle.
f.r"n Ji Newman. Colllmtawood.
I.lnnl Maghnne,
iinrry a.
Richard H
fA 1 1 1 . A w n A A
I)" A. McElhone. Gloucester.
&&&.
v.pr.t.in nin.i.A.,..
Frank H. irnrfm.!.,. inlll iwnn
William P. Fish. Audubon.
John E. Rosell. Jr., Haddonfletd.
John II. Nlkand.r, Olouceiter.
ileorte A Kaultman. Colllntswood.
Robert J. Black. Oloucester.
Charles O. Buttoph, Audubon.
Joseph Scarlett, oloucester.
Joseph W. McAlleese. Oloucester.
Walter F. Schwarti. Westmont.
Orlanto Vincent. Woodlynne.
Daniel W. Batesel, Olouceater.
hnndler P. Williamson, Audubon.
I rejlorlck A. Pechmann. Audubon.
Walter Appletate, Haddonneld.
Albert Turner. Gloucester,
llrnest E. Dutton. Colllntswood.
Joseph D. Reld, Oloucester.
Irf'oti A. Graves. Oloucester.
Harry L. Maull. Auiluhnn.
Howard M. Olll, Colllntswood.
Harry II. Well. Colllntswood.
Hubert H. O. Fisher. Oaklyn.
Wlnlleld T Mason. Colllntswood.
Emlla Paluisl, Haddonfleld.
William M. Clark. Gloucester.
William H. Hammlnt. Audubon.
Leo J. Crowell, Gloucester.
Parker O. Clay, Oloucester.
REJECTED
Richard S. Olassner, Gloucester City.
Wllnert L. Hlllman. Colllntswood.
Raymond J. Pitcher. Audubon.
James It. McOlll. Colllntswood.
David P. Kennedy, Colllntswood.
Martin Kneeblher. Haddonfleld.
Nicholas Rothterber, Merchantvllle.
Warren L. Mulls. Colllntswood.
Frank A. Gorman, Jr.. Colllntswood.
Amos Ackley. Audubon.
Frank P Rowand. Colllntswood.
Harold E. Vanoetrlft, Haddon Helthts.
Edmund D. Elliott, Gloucester City.
Hilton W.WIlson. Merchantvllle.
Huth P. Read. Oloucester City.
Oeorte N. Jones. Haddon Helthts.
Raymond 3. Carr. Haddon Helthts.
Thomas P. William.. Colllna.wood.
William Yourlson, Gloucester .City.
Jesse H. Pedrlck. Haddonfleld.
Walter Booth, Colllntswood.
William Brown. Oloucester City.
Earle W. Johnson. Colllntswood.
Everett 11. Miller. Colllntswood.
William C. Kebler. Haddonfleld.
Daniel L. Cullen. Audubon.
William L. nichardson O'ouce.ter City.
James J. MeVey. Olouce.ter.
John Kllle. Gloucester.
osepn it. Jiruaon, fliiuuimii
Thomas I'ennlnrton, ColllnttwoOd.
serv. WnI.. 11
Vluaktrtown, Ta.
RllS n. m. 3240 ft. ISIh.
- .-...-.- --.. . - .....
m., rirsi lteiormeq Church,
lnMted to funeral senlces
parents' residence. 2214 N
tir
S.rlc. If. Pflmer. Olouce.ter.
.Te..s C. Callahan. Oloucest.r.
Harry Dick, Oloucester.
Andrew D Rexon. Haddon Helthts.
Benjamin II. Jotter. Colllniswood.
Walter Hofiner. Westmont.
Alfred D. Clayton. Haddonfleld.
Bowman II. Shivers. Haddonfleld.
Herbert D. Klrcher. Audubon.
Albert B. Rice, Colllntswood.
Oeorte H. Abel. Haddonfleld.
Anson R. Richardson. lUddonft.ld.
jVme. R. Van Campen, Jr.. Colllnt.wood.
Joseph C. Madera. M.rchantvlll..
FAILED TO APPEAR
Rupert B. Clybourne. Audubon! enllited.
Jo.eph A. Nlchoi.on. Haddonfleld.
ANDERSON, Suddenly, at Antlesea, N. J.
Auk. 4, ELSIE, dauthter of Gustavo nnd Anna
Anaernon. aura n. iiriaiitrn anu iriends In
vueii to iunerai serMccs, weo., s u m . pirenta'
rrriueiiv.1-
mountl
HAU
nuaoa
Itrl
I
J
e
Invlieu to iunerai services, j nuts., a p. m . Oil
N. 4lh st. Int. Arlinuton Cem. Remains may
be viewed Wed. ev
BEROER. Auk. 0, SAMUEL II., husnand of
Sophia II. nerser. sed 48. Relatives and
friends Invltea to funeral services, Thurs.. a
n m.. 232 W.Tabor rd . Olney, Int. private.
Remains may he lowed Wed evo.
I1LACKHUR8T. AUK. 4. MARY, widow of
Joseph Ulackhuret. ltelstlvex nnd friend, II.
V. M. Sodality. League of Hacred Heart, St.
Monica's Oulld of St. Edward'" Church and all
other organisations of which he was a member
invited to funeral. Wed.. 8.30 a. m. mna v
11th st. lllth mass of requiem St. Edward's
Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedrnl Cem.
BOULTER. Auk. 8, at Worhaprenr.uo. Va
rRANK, eon of lale Joseph P. nnd Louisa
Boulter. RetatUe. nnd friends. Lndgn No. u,
F. and A. M.; 19th Ward Republican Executive
Committer. Invited to funeral. Tties.. 3 p. m..
parlors of Mrs. Hannah Stewart, 714 W. Iihlch
ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem Auto funeral.
Remains may be leved Mon. 7 to 0 n. m.
BREN.NENSTUHL. Auk 4. DOROTHY.
dauchter of Ernest and Jennie Brennenstuhl.
aged 4 sears 4 months. Relative, and friends
wen , iu a, m .
Fnlrhlll St. Int.
roenmount Cem Remains may be viewed Tuca.
ce. Auto serlcc.
BRUDON. Suddenlv, at Woodhurv. N. J.,
Auk. n. JOSEni BRUDON. aged (13. Rcltles
and friends, Camden Lodge. No. 15, F and A.
M., Slloam Chapter, No. 10, R. A. M.. Ancient
Accepted Scottish Rite, nnd W'eet Jersey I)lvt.
Ion. No Rf7, Brotherhood of Locomotlm Engi
neers Invited to funeral, Wc4 . 2 p. m., cor,
Cleveland and Deptford ves.. North Wood
bury, N. J. Int. prhate Orecn Cem. Remains
may Iw lewed Tues., 8 p.m.
BURKE At Atlantic City. Aug. 6. ANNA
LOUISE BURKE, widow of James D. Burke.
Relntlvcs and friends Invited to funer.tl, Thurs ,
a. m., 1431 N. 15th st., Phils, Solemn re
quiem mass Church of Orsu 10 a. m. Int. Old
Cathedral Cem
BUZINE. Suddenly, at Wlldwood. N. J .
Aug. 5, SAMUEL S husband of late Sara F
lluzlne, aged 72. Relatives and friends. Wyo
ming Tribe. No. 55, Imp. O. H M . members of
Camden Flro Department, Seventh Ward Re
publican Club, Invited to funeral. Wed., 3.30
p. m., 763 Scruca St.. Camden. N. J. Int. pri
vate lUrlclth Cem. Remains may be Uewcd
Tues. ove.
BYRNE. Suddenly, Aug. 2. JOHN KINO
BYRNE, formerly of Chicago, III. Relatives and
friends, members of Soft Stone Cutters' Union
of North America, Invited to funeral, Wed. 7:30
a. m.. L'lln Lombard st High mass of requiem
St. Patrick's Church 6 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Com Chlcrtgo, 111., papers enpv.
. CANNON. Aug. 0, HERBERT J.. Jr , son nf
II. J. and Rnehael cannon men Christie), aged
in monins n days ueiotivcs ana irienas in
vited to funeral. W'cd.. 10 a. m., parents' real
ednie. 010 Railroad ave., Bryn Mawr. Pa. Int.
private, St. Denis's Cem. Auto funeral.
CARLILE. Aug. 6., WM R. CARL1LE. at
Hempste-id, L. I,, aged 73. Int. private.
CLAMPITT. At Atlantic Cltv, N .1 . Aug. 0.
JAMES AUGUSTUS CLAMPITT, aged 67, Rela
tlvea and friends, mots' Assn., Imltcd to serv
ices. Wed., 8 p. in.. Oliver II. Hair Bldg., 1820
Chestnut st. Int. Lewes, Del., Thurs.
COLLINS. Suddenly, Aug. 5, L1DA B.. wife
of J.lcob L. Collins. Relatives and friends In
lted to funernl service.. Wed., 2 p. m.. N. D.
corner 27th and Montgomery ave. Int. private.
Remains may be lewtd Tues eve.
CORNELL. Aug 3. J. WESLEY CORNELL,
aged HH. Relatives and friends. Orlonto Lodge,
No. 177. I. O O. V., of Langhorne. Pa.. Invited
to funeral Wed., 2:30 n. m residence of
brother. Edward A. Cornell. E. Marshall ave.,
Langhorne, Pa. Int. Langhorne M. E. Church
yard. Carriages will meet trntn at Langhorne
Station leaving Rending Terminal 12 '35 p. m.
COX. Aug. 6. SARAH, wife of Thomas Cox.
daughter of lato Matthew and Ellenunor Cun
ningham. Re!at!es and friends, B. V. M.
Sodalltv, League of Sacred Heart of Church of
Our Mother of Sorrows. Invited to funeral,
Thurs . 8.30 a. m.. 041 N 42d st , West Phlla.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Mother of
Sorrows 0 a, m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
CURWIN. Aur. 6, THOMAS J., husband of
Emily K. Curwln (nee Schrlner), aged 28. Rela
tives and friends, Chlcopee Tribe, No. 170, I.
O. R. M Invited to servlc-s, Thurs , 2 p. m.,
8941 Nice st. Int. Northwood Cem. Friend, may
call Wed. eve.
DAYS. Aug. 8. HENRY, husband of Marv
A. Dave, .on of late Rowland and Mary J.
Days Funeral and Int. convenience of family.
DOUGHERTY. Suddenly. Aug. B. HAROLD
J., son of Thomas nnd Jennie Dougherty, aged
8 years 5 months. Relative, and friend. Invited
to funeral services Wed., 2 p. m., parent'
residence, 808 N. Stlllmsr St. Int. fernwood
Further
Int. Quakertown. Pa.
EDWARDS. Aug. 0, MARY ANN, widow et
Mahlon W, Edwards. Relatives and friends In.
.V"U0 funeral service., .on-ln-law'a residence,
W. Crawford Garrett. Penfleld, Del. Co., Pa.,
Thurs., 3 p. m. Int. private.
KPrA.J:rv-:Au' .. " JP"N feenane.
aged 01, 6507 Upland st. Relatives and friends
Iniltpil to funeral, home nf Mr .on, John
leenane, Jr., 17 West Acid ave., Trenton. N. J.,
JtI H a. m Solemn requiem tilth ma.. St.
M.ltj's Cathedral.
riSir. At Morrlavllle, P... Aug. 0, 1IE2E
KIAII II. FISH, aged 70. Relatives and friends
milled to funeral, Thur... 12:30 p, m., Crown
st Morris Mr. Pa, Int. yolestown Cem. N. J.
FISHER. Suddenly, Ai.g. 5. ELIZABETH.
wlf of Hnrry E. Fisher. Relatives and friends
lnMted to funeral services, husband's residence,
31 E. Meehnn ne Mt. Airy, Wed., 2:30 p. m.
Int. Iy Hill Cem.
AiPA,;P'7rAuit' 6' s.?utl OALE. husband of
AH?" I' Dale (nee Palchell). aged 40. Relative,
and friends, Sioux Tribe, No. 23. I, o. II, M.,
nil ed to funeral services. Wed., 8 p, m .
Centre at and Park ave., Merchantvllle, N, J.
Hit, nrhate.
UlfON. Aug. 5. JOHN, husband nf Eliza
brth E, Olh.pn (nee Hlnklnson). attd 67. Rela
thee nnd friends. Phlla. Morning Paper Car.
!.. ..v".;f. "ivueu to iunerai, ivea., l p. m ,
lift T t'l.l-i... ., u. ....... . .. --
ocrvicrn r.aen ;il r..
Mi-rT:,
z
niof
UafcaMAfltraaiSrF
52 Oarnor road. W
vate.
agSTlKgCTI
."CWK!
hura-h-Al
e. (4tb and York) 'invhid to f
2
Cem
P
oriel. Invited tn ffnaa
P. m., 444 W, Dauphin St. lot
tea wti
Remains may b. vl.we
at.
aMlttf'
n-
i
RANDALt.. Auf .- 6, 2018 Santom
i.. QBUinivr ni ibis Arcmni A
Randall. Relative, and friend. Invited to
ma., nf requiem at. rtrlekls Chureli wl
a. m. Int. private,
REn. Aug., 4, ADAM.- Husband ef lata 1
sina nee iteiaiive. ana rri.nd. Invited to '
'... .."v. "iAi:a. " " "
nEINTZEL Aug. 8. MAROARET, 4
nf late Or. llenrv anil Man. VI &.,rrj
Georgetown, D C. Due nolle of funeral gi
Washington, DaiUmoro and Richmond p.
HIONET. Aug. 4. HENRT RIONET, tuui 3
tlve. and friend. Invited to funeraf tf5 l' 'X,
"-J" .'..'-- "'. ".',-'"".V'.in..
J W I. I .fl
138 W.
Church
p. m,
be
W'lshart at.
Lawrence st.
and
Lehlah
Int. private. ItlllsMe (Vm. it.miin. m.w
elewi d Tues., after 7 p. m. Auto funeral.
O LASER. Aug. B. TRED f son of Clara M.
Mrers and lato Harry Olaser, aged 20. Rela.
lives and friends Invited lo funeral services,
Thn . 2 ii ni., 3024 Old York rd. Int. rrlvate,
North Cedar Hill Cem
IIAIOII Aug. 0, .MATILDA, widow of John
W. Halgh. nged OS. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services residence of son.
Charles S, Halgh, 6113 N. Wnrnock St., Thurs.
2 pm.
, HALLER. Aug. 4. JACOB, husband of Mag
dalena ll.ller (ne Boulanger). .red 83, Rela-
uvea ana irienas, jonn a. ivoites 1'ost, nj, 22o
a. A. H.i John A. Koltes ennui, No. 221, 8. or
v.; i.auiea Aia ot jonn a. ioiies rost, wo. 221.
O. A. R.. Cornplanter Tribe, No 61, I. O. II.
M nnd Peice and Plenty Lodge. No. 09. I. n, o.
F of Horrlaburg, Pa., invited to funeral, Wid.,
B p. m , 315 Brown st. Int. Northwood Cem.
Friends may call Tues. nfter 7 p. m. Harris
burg. l'n.. papers copy.
lll'.ADINOTON. Aug. 6, In Atlantic City, N.
J . ELIZABETH W wife of W. Hall Heading
ton, of Phlla.. and daughter of Ogden D. and
Sarah J. Wilkinson. Services and Interment at
corvenlenee of family
HEAI.Y. Suddenly. Aug. 4. formerly of Augh
more. Cotlntv Mavn. Ireland. PATHini. hna.
band of Mary Healy. Relatives nnd friends, also
Irish National Foresters Beneficial illranch,
Robert Emmett, No. 037. A. O. J!.. No. 30, In
lted to funeral. Wed., 8:3n a. m.. 0134 Irving
st. Solemn requiem mass St Francis do Sales
Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Penis'. Cem. Auto-
"hEMMERT Aug. 6. ANTHONY, hu.band of
Hannah Hemmert. nged 44. Relatives and
friends. Lenl Lenape Tribe, No. 3, I. O. R. M.i
Court Northeast. No. 310, F. of A., Invited to
funeral services, Thurs., 3 p. m , 8173 Agate st.
Int private Oreenmount Cem. Remains, may be
viewed Wed., 8 to 10 p. m. Auto funeral,
HORN Aug 7, at residence of Walter L.
Knehnlen, Cynvvjd, Pa., KATHERINE 3.
HOIIN. Duo notice of funeral will be given.
INNES Aug. 0. at Avon-by.the-hea, N. J
HELEN I.INNARD, widow of Rev. Robert Fran
ls lnnis. aged 7H. Funernl services St. John's
Church, Avon-bythe.Sea, N. J Thurs., 7:30 a.
m. Int private. Omit flowers.
J.VME8 Aug. 4, SARAH ANN, widow of
Wlltlnir T. James Relative and friends In
vited to funeral services, Wed., 2 p. m.. 157
Rltner el Int. private. Friends may call Tuel.,
b in 10 p. m.
LAYCOCK. Aug. 6, GEOROE. husband of
Mnrlon II. Laycock. Relatives and friends In
vited to services Thurs., 2 p. m., 332 8. 49th
st. Int private, Mt, Morlah Cem.
MncCOItKLE. Aug. 8. AUGUSTUS P., hus
band nf lato Louisa I. MacCorklt aged SO.
Relatives nnd friends. Wlnfleld Scott Post. No.
Ill, O, A II, Invited to funeral. Thurs, 11
a. m., son-in-law, residence. Alfred J. Slckel,
Trevose, Pa. Int. Wm Penn Cem. Train for
Trevose leaves Reading Terminal 0:17 a. m.
and Trenton 9:45 a. m. Auto funeral.
MATTES. Aug 0. KAYDAN MATTES. Rela-
tlvea nnd menus invueo. to iunerai. inurs.. i
P m. 214 E. Coltom St., Otn Int. Cholten Hills
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Wed.. 8 to 10
'McANALLY. Aug. 8. JAMES A., son of
James and lnte Kathnrlne McAnally, aged 28.
Relatives and friends Invited to services, Wed.,
a p. rn.. Oliver 11, Hair Bldg., 1820 Chestnut at.
Int. private, Friends may call Tues. eve.
MrUHT. Aug. 4, THOMAS, husband of lato
Mary McOIIT, Relative, and friends, Court
rirhulklll N! 108, F, of A.i Chattahoochee Tribe
No. 17, O. R. M.. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8.30
n. m.. son-in-law's residence, John C. Repetto.
1715 Pacific St., Tioga, Solemn high mass of
requiem Church of Holy Souls 10 a. m. Int.
llolv Crsos I'em
MOFFETT. Aug. 4. MARY J. MOFFETT.
Relatlvcr und friends Invited to funeral, Thur...
' p. m , residence of brother, 2528 N. Mascher
it Int. Hillside Cem., via funeral car. Re
mains may bo viewed Thurs , after 7 p. m.
MUNDAY Aug. 8, JOHN D.. father of Rev.
Peter Munday, of St. Michael's Church, aged
7li Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Wed., 8 30 n. m.. 0316 McCallum r . Oerman
town Solemn requiem mas St. Vincent's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cm.
Auto funeral. Omit flowers.
MURPHY. Aug. 4, THOMAS F.. .on of Anna
and late John Murphy. Relatives nnd friend.
Invited to funeral. Wed., 8:30 a, m., re.ldenc.
of mother, 2721 N. 23d st. High mass of re
quiem St. Cnlumba'a Church 10 n, m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
NEWPORT. August B, at his mother's resl
dence. ROSS, son of Lillian I. and William T.
Newport and grandson of late Rev. Isaan B.
nnd Susanna 8. Smith, aged 81. Relatives and
friends are Invited to servlcts. Wed., 2 p. m..
Oliver II. Balr Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut st. Int.
private.
PARKER. Aug. 6. ELIZABETH, daughter
of Harry and lata Jane. Anderson Parker. Rela
tives nud friends invited l r"nerut services,
Wtd., 2 p. in , father's residence, 3333 N. How
uril st Int. private.
rOWELL. Aug. 0. OEORQE W. POWELL.
; - . ,
I UNIiY. AUg. 4. JOSEPH Wu bUSblBd 't,
Margsret Roney (ne. Bcharfl). R.fatlr.a mmti 1
friends, member, of Evang.llstle Luther. h '
Church of Our 8avlor. Black llawk Trlbi, ! ,S.i 'A
It. M.. No 28. Invited to fun.ral ..rvlc'Wai; "J
Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed Tn-T " n
ni may be viewed Tum.
, noI"r,Ai"' 4- MAnT CAMILLA, widow $'
John 8. Roth and lter of late Dr. John Mor.'!
timer Dallam, aged 89. nt Tinea. Phiia. ta s tr:
"r1;""'. nd frlendi Invited to funeral nrVloML X '
Wed., 2 p. m., 760 Walnut .L, Ctmden. N. i.'YA
int. private, convenience of familv. W .
T-n-U?91Lir:1l'i,l,Uni:. 0' .on.ln-Uw. flt. jS
John Archibald MacCa urn. D. D.. 8925 Waumt -
TortJnto 8ervlce at cnvn-tt of family. InU
Elisabeth Salmon (ne. B.a.lcr) aged 49. Rela- .!,'"
VirnnlnanrrA,!n2' member. Wa.hlntton Camp r)
No. 291. P. O. 8. nt A.t Palmnnnl am-T HZ 4'. .
J:L' P- h.A' .nr'wer,. ocal Unbn No. S4T. , Vjf
and C. Behmiat f Son.' Hen. A.sn., Invlt.4 to -L),t
funeral. Wed., 1 p. m., 20 Oxford it. 1st. 4
r?i9I'i.Al:JET'R AS!i8( AWA MAROARETHB
5CJ'AEFER (nee Oe it), w dow of Chrl.tl.n F.
Schoefer. Relatives ami friend. Invited "fai
n'ral .erv ce.. Thur... 1 p. in., 2816 N. 2tth
--' 'i nnir.
. PI.UII.
Lvd a A.
leer Firemen'
Wed.. 2 p. m
Zton Cem. AlitnmnKU.a
slewed Tue... 7 to 9 p. m,
-Aug. S HAMILTON C husband of
Scott. Relative, and friend.. Volon
.n'a TT.II.e A... (-...It... . 'a.. I
W. . ' ......v.. . -..... f.s.u.. milieu in lunarBi,
ed2 p. m... 4848 Westminster ave. Int. Mtl
Rem.lni may b
8EIDERS. Aug. 5. MARY, widow of A. M.
uemers. iieintives ana Irl.nds Invited to fun.ral
service.. 109 N. 85th .t,, We.t Thlla.. Tu.V.
8 l. m. llnsl servers Wed.. Methodist Kola;
lm
copai v-nurcn. iamaqua, j-a., on arrival of train
K".;,nB ."eaoing i.rminai juao a. m. int. Odd
Fellows' Cem.
8EXT0N. Aug. B. NELLIE A., fiaught.r of
Mary and late A. Judson Beaton. Relative, and
friend, invited to funeral services. Wd.. 10 a.
m parlors of Martin Evoy Bon, 2809 Dla
mond st. Int. Bordsntown. N, J.
HMtTH. Aug. 8. HOWARD D , .on of How
rd p. and Louisa Smith, aged 16. Relative ,
and friends. Cincinnati Council, No. 118, B. and
D. of L., Invited to funeral. Thur... a p .m..
parent.' residence, 1212 N. 60th st. Int. Mont
rosi, rem,
SMITH At Brooklyn, N. T., Aug. , Cao
Uln JOHN T. SMITH, formerly of PaWyrE
N. J. Duo notice given.
SMITH. Suddenly. Aug. 8. ROBERT, husb.nl
of Bessie 8mlth (nee Olbson). Relative, anj
rl.nd. lnvlt.d to .ervlces, Thur... 2 p. m., 2145
Balnbrldge at. Int. private
8WISIIER. Aug. 8. J. NEWTON, son of J.
F. .nd Annie O.SwI.her. aged 25. Relative!
i friends, waunington Camp, No. 291. P. O.
and friends. Wauhlnslnn cimn. Jn. 4.1. t. i
8.. of A.: Columbia Yearly Asso., Invited to fu
neral services, Tues., 8 D. m.. parent.' reel.
flence, 2700 Columbia av.. Int. W.d.. Union
Cem.. Lanca.ter Co.. Pa. Oxford and Quarry
vllle nnpera pleas, copy.
ToOllEY. Aur. S 1917. suddenly. THOMAS
J., beloved son, of Patrick and the lata Ellen
Touhey. Relative., and friend., StereotyMrs
Union. Local No. 7: Augustine Beneftclal an
employes of rub'lc Ledger. Invited to fun.ral.
Wed.. 8.30 a. m., 2803 a.Jessup at. (Itth an
8hunk st..). High requiem mas. Epiphany
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cros. Cm.
TREMER Suddenly, at Seweli, N. X,
CHARLEH C. TREMER, aged 84. Relative, ana
friends Invited to funeral service., Thur.., a
p. m., A. Moore t Son's. 621 N. 15th it. int.
private.
TUSHINOHAM. Aur. B. MARY AUGUSTA,
widow of Rev. Joshua Tushlngham, aged 71.
Relative, and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Wed., 2 p. m,, residence of son. Walter
L. Tushlngham, 131 Fracler ave.. Colllntswood.
N, J. Int. private. Friends may call Tue...
7 to n u. m.
wr-iviici-i.. -Aug, , juim jir.riiii. nusnana
risra Rllzabeth wentcel (nee Luft). Rala.
tlves and friends, Washington Camp, No, 50, P.
O, 8. of A.; Roxborouth Commandery, No. 61,
TM
of Clarn Elizabeth Wentcel (nee Luft).
P. O. S. of A.: Nest 17820 Order of Owl., and
employes of American Bridge Co., Invited to fu
neral. Wed.. 2 p. m., 4313 Pehln at. Int.
Leverlngton Cem. Friend, may call Tues., ?
Pottstown saner, cf.a.a eonr.
WHITEMAN Aug. 4. MARY A widow of
Thomas Whitman me. Cons) Relative, and
friends invited to funeral. Wed., :30 a. m.,
residence of J. P. Connors. 281 Orcen at. Sol
emn requiem ma.s Church of Immaculate Con
ception 10 a, m Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
WILLIAMS. Ardmore. T... Aur. S. MAR.
OARET MACDO.VAI.D. Widow of EdwardWT
Williams, mother of Mr.. Oen II. Edward., of
llrooklvn. N. Y.. and Mr.,. Edwin A. Flue, of
Aromore, i-a.
Services will be held at her t
residence, 30 Llnwood ave., Ardmore. Pa.. Tver,
U ! Ill- .lib. uivounium nii,. -"-nuR,jn. n. X,
VERKE3. Aug. 5. ELIZABETH, widow, of
John Yerkes (neo Brandea), aged 70. R.fatma
and friend. Invited to services. Thur... 2 p. m.,
8128 N. Carlisle st. Int. Private Mount Peace
Cem. Remain, may be viewed Wed., 8 to 10
P. m.
WOOD. Aur. 5. EMTdELINE A., wlf. of
Wm. Wallace Wood. Relative, and friend. In.
vltrd to funeral services, Wed., 2 p. m., 330$
Race at. Int. private. Remain, may be vlowed
lues., 7 to v p. m.
YOUNO. Eighth Month Bth, RACHEL I
YARNALL. widow of Jefferson J. Young and
daugnicr nt tate iveuoen ana i-.srnei u. yarnaii.
aged 82. Funeral Fourth-day. 8th Inst.. 1 p. rn.,
O.l ixioiiiniiu kir. ,. .uiiiur.iaiiu waiu. j
ZWINK. Aug. 4, LOUIS, hu.band of Vtolaf
ZvvinK neo isvan.i, .on or v-nriatian ana T.a-i
rlcka zwink. .gea ai. iieianve. ana iriena
Invited to funeral service., rnur... -J p. ml
VirAthar'a residence. 2410 8. Bancroft at. Ins.
Ternwood Cem. Remain, may b. viewed W.dZ
after 7 p. m. Auto iunerai.
The Secret Meeting
With Von Tirpitz
TOMORROW'S installment of former
Ambassador Gerard's account of
his experiences in Germany tells how
the Prussian chiefs tried to make the
United States the cat's-paw in their
1915 "peace" campaign.
Mr. Gerard recounts the steps of these
mysterious negotiations, which included
a secret midnight meeting between him
self and Von Tirpitz, the "father of
submarine warfare."
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