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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
ADVANCE IN COPPER STOCKS
QUOTATIONS THOUGHT TO COME
FROM BELIEF
Knowledge of Reported Control of Baldwins by Midvalc
Js Disclaimed Money Market Not Affected by
Third Liberty Loan Gossip of the Street
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kDERS In tilts city arc Inclined
velopcd In the copper RtocU'j
tributed to the belief that the war industries board would revise price
of copper upward next week, nllowlnR a aubstantlal Increase. The present
price of twenty-three and one-half cents a pound terminates .lunc I. It
Iihs been In force since February 1 last. Some copper authorities sny the
price will be fixed on May 22 at twenty-four and one-half cents a pound,
the extra cent cnxtrinjr rialns costH of copper refineries.
On the other hand. rcpresentaties of producers conversant with pre
vious neptotlatlons say that the price to be agreed upon at the coming
conference will be around twenty-five cents a pound. One blp copper
consumer bays that a3 hlsh us twenty-fivo and one-half cents a pound
for n four months' period has also been discussed by the war industries
board.
Baldxvin-Midvale Discussions
In local official circles knowledge as to the report that Midvale Steel
and Ordnance had acquired control of the Baldwin locomotive Works
was disclaimed, according to bankers close to the management of both
companies.
It was admitted that such an outcome, frequently predicted, would
not be illogical, as the steel company makes many parts used in locomo
tive manufacture, and It Is recalled that William K. Corey, Samuel M.
Vauclaln and S. V. Prjor arc directors on both boards. A Mgnlficant
circumstance may ho that whereas
wa
id
is nsultut a mvldend at this time on Baldwin common, now it is von- a business call and I said, "No, It vvas " ' V " "' ' n:'r'"n ; "1P', on,v r.inner tlovernor ,ioi,n it Morene.in nno , enatm- .McKellar. or Tennessee, said , erman. '. t.n " No ,uiV " F and a' ji r: ?, "m"' ,nf, ",?u ""?. nbrl.r. ChnreK
iert srici,- a friend of mine who--" working three das n w.e. The cir ' Attorney f!erer.u Willis i: r.ccd .None that, while he and some of the other Tristram It. KreJma i rt. A Chafter llarv ' firVii it" x?0,y t-r0". C,'.m' i. !t?
lereil i-erlouslj. , . ,,'.,'";""",.. ,.hl, . i wHre which was no-mal in March l,as f ,i,Cse three Is satisfactory to lh fur- Ser.-.tors m Rht favor a lower rate nf , '"""'I'"- No s T T.u l.u Temple. Kiwliitiito.r a vv ii- ? ' ,J 5J2T'J. V.12L
It vvas recentb pointed out that the fact that the r.aldvvln Locomotive. I fP1,nd aW .. ,, M,arp,,, ..bu, .;.a.0 I Mu"11'c,(1 " "" 1"'' "nt or the demand ; tlon of the psivt.v led by .senator lltteh- potEo for newspapers than the one m- 0,'l'. nf wi.i.h i,' wa. member iSvited tn f'i.J1'"": ' ",""' u "" North I.iurel.Mlfl
Worka wrote off all of its 1917 profits after payment of the 7 per cent I remember that Is' a hu less telephone , Administrator Williams. of ,-..,1. and National i oivmitlediian Ai - abllshcd bv the. new law anv reduction funeral .-rvle.. rn 2 r. tn. 'v. n cor. o-jirtlEV jtlv"1'!-. rnns-prirl'q. S".;
. . .iniiiit:i iM.ii is ,i iiu. less iei iiiii.nt , stated thn ne.irlv nit nf ih .1,,,- !. M..H. ., -ii,.. i,. r. I u e Miln. tn he new late for maim, nes nr an., tlvrreme and Tabor rl. Inl. Mt. Vernon i i,,na - ... 'l!!:v ': rJ?r'NEI.IUa.- liu..
mvldend on the VJO.000.000 preferred stock was not a bar neceiaru to , ana ., tnanK you not to ue it for , mln , ,hllt ,, we' 0,klllp. , ,..nlJKl;t' , indme i'o( I ...... Postponement in puttlnir the'new ,ate , "-Tlemino m- 1.1 -VMfT:i, Pr.F.v 3:r""V ,?""'' ! V '"'"" V SG
resumption of dividends on the t20. 000.000 common, arlous lntereiti ,'' ,,',,,,,' .,,,, ,, . ,., , ' " per ceni of capacitv Heie aKain car Stephen, of the Th rd lustrut to seel, In'" effect would be vl(rorou-,v opposed Tvri aecrtsn' P.-Lrnvs and frl-mls lo H '' ViXX c'"'.'-1 '.n 'an,r'- Jlon.pfl
were asalnst such a course, but the matter will come up for consideration ; f ' Ituini "nie to meet herNonl'irht for' 'h"'' '"amed for the low ouipin. the i.omlna.loii. and are now ...m-n- Senator Watson derided not i nsk X,,;i',ln ;';',";;' ,"," 'pr;ft, t5 ' ' " r' m'' ' RViPi""''"'!!? '.Thorn, a Aa'Slna"' ST
at the hoard meetln, ,xt .eel, ' fi3-""" -"'- I tfy' ' " X ' "" h" " -- OTe'" ! Z ., ,,- ' ;S-,C - , ffinfe S!
ncccntly there were rumors of stock dividends or :i hi? diilnbution . fold In it bathtubs Meanwhile :j per cent of ,he miners The radi.-..l ,.iet,r.,n eemn' mi th. 'r''Y 'o-thlrds vote, ami rtCcus-, rteiaih., and "friend-. m.mh.r, nf A, tar , f :mi-ki. ii. nvKiVllot.T d m!-3
to common shareholders. The answer to this of thobe in a position to
know Is that nearly all of the compat'.s Burplus vvas written off last vear
and therefore a small cash dividend Is likely when a dividend is declared.
There was formerly 2 per cent per annum paid on the common and the
semiannual dividends were paid in July and December.
Without counting Standard Steel Works profits. lialdwin earned
$34.50 a share last year and carnlnss In 1918 to date arc understood to
he at a better rate, approaching $1100.000 In March, against net of nbout
$12,000,000 for the whole eal 1917.
Baldwins, with such liberal earnings, need not, therefore, limit div itfends
on the common to so low a rate as formerly, hut all authorities apree
that It is not the dividend that Justifies the price for Tlaldwln shares.
It Is the huge business done y the company and the equities there.
Loan Did iol Affect Money Market
It is commented on in local hanking circles that the third Liberty
Loan was floated wlthout'nnv, undue strain on the money market. There
has been some discounting nt the Federal Reserve Hunk Incident to Lib
erty Loan payments. This has taken the form of member lianlts borrow
ing on their own notes seourcd by Liberty Loan bonds, and also by
member banks redlscountlng notes of customers secured" by Liberty Loan
bonds. Since the paymentH on Liberty Bonds began on May 9 earning
assets of the l'ederul Reserve Bank touched $76,000,000, a new high record,
although they have since fallen below, the $70,000,000 mark, due to
maturities.
The reserve position of the Federal Reserve Bank hero is very strong,
insuring all necessary support to member banks. There is no change in
rate, call money holding at 6 per cent and time money being quoted nt
64 to G per cent. Commercial paper brokers are offering paper at ;3l
per cent, although the rate is pretty generally on a 0 per cent basis.
A new bank has just been incorporated in Uio de Janeiro under Hie
name of Banco Porluguez do Brazil. The capital of tills new bank Is
26,000 contos about $6,230,000 in American currency), divided into 123.000
shares of 200 ml'.rcis (about $30) each. The stock, of which more than
100.000 shares have already been subscribed, is held by a great manv
Portuguese firms In this clt, no single shareholder possessing more
than 2300 shares.
Federal Bank's Gold Reserve Increases
The Federal reserve banks reported aggregate gold reserves of
$1,553,135,000 on May 10, an Increase of $23,200,000 over May 3 and a
new high record. The Increase vvas traceable in part to cash payments
for third Liberty Loan bonds and partly to the steady mobilization of
gold In the reserve ssstem.
There Is still r considerable amount of gold scattered in banks, na
tional and State, throughout the country, and this Is gradually being
drawn in by the Federal reserve banks. To stimulate the mobilization
some of the Fedetal reserve banks have already assumed the loss through
abrasion of gold coins, while others are considering following the same
practice.
The reserve banks at New York and Cleveland, it Is understood, have
been absorbing the Iocs on llght-n eight coin and the reserve bank at Phil
adelphia ha the matter under consideration. The situation Is more serious
In the San Francisco reserve district owing to the much larger amount of
light-weight coin In circulation and in the vaults of banks on the Pacific
coast. The reserve bank of San Francslco, however, Is endeavoring to
check up the amount of light-weight gold coin to ascertain what the loss
througli abrasion totals.
The reserve banks are calling to tho attention of member banks that
as gold In their vaults Is no longer avnllable as reserve, they are losing
Interest in keeping the yellow metal In their vaults. The gold mobiliza
tion movement has made satisfactory progress.
The second offering of acceptances, amounting to $2,800,000, drawn
under credit granted by a local sjndlcate to finance the Cuban sugar crop
was disposed of In open market yesterday. The offering was readily ab
sorbed, chiefly by local institutions. The total call was for $1,000,000, of
which $1,200,000 was advanced by members of Ihe syndicate on notes.
Short-Term Notes in Demand
Short-term notes were in brisk demand yesterday and trading im
proved somewhat, with a slight Improvement iri quotations. One of the
features of these Issues on the New York Curb was Canadian Govern
ment 5s, whlcl'i have been unusually active throughout the last week,
touching a new high record of 97 Va on the present movement. From
that level they Teacted somewhat, however. The Procter & Gamble "s
of 1923 rose to 103, placing the issue on a 6.20 per cent basis. The 1922
maturity was quoted at 102U. or a 6',i per cent basis. All of the 'issues
of this company were active and firm.
Southern Railway 5s of March, 3911), held around 99, or a 6.60 pet
cent basis, and the Westlnghouse 6s were 99., or a 6.60 per cent basis.
Short-term notes are unusually popular, and unless there are a
number of new Issues forced on the market prices should experience
further betterment, as the demand at present considerably exceeds the
supply.
One of the Important features of the bond market yesterday was the
activity and strength in the 5 per cent adjustment bonds of the Hudson
and Manhattan Railroad Company. These bonds within the last week
have advanced more than 5 points, and the buying is stated to have been
of the very best character. According to those well Informed regarding
affairs of the company, the possibility of a resumption of interest pay
ments at an early date is not unlikely.
Municipal bonds were quiet and Intimations were made in the trade
that the number of new issues of this character that would be put out
during the next few months would be small. Several months ago there
wero rumors that Secretary McAdoo had In mind revocation of the tax
exemption feature carried by municipals. Nothing tangible ever devel
oped In this connection.
' The capital Issues committee at Washington Is exercising ita authority
in preventing municipalities from putting out new Issues of bonds except
in cases where absolute necessity calls for such a step.
While the volume of business in this department was not large, it
was of a character to attract some attention in the trade and predictions
were made that there would be a general Improvement In quotations.
Announcement by the War Department that the United States Steel
Corporation would be made use of
$50,000,000 ordnance plant on Neville
t'.theiloan pi lt organization, Jncludlpg
RiM-avu-Bimiii nr XT nnniiH ii-.i lis mkph
y&&iL.e';.''-iL..!fS.-M ...I.. ..:
IN HIGHER PRICES
to believe that the strenstli that
In yesterday's market could he at
until within a few days all tlin talk
by the Government for erecting a
Island, receiving for its services and
the ability of 'its hoard of directors.
in anmn nunriFrs na Mt-inv aaIah ..
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
1 Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
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(Copvrtpht)
r. M'hitrl.tit.t t, .IT n.tttirr t.fttie liill.'TIs
oursMons on buuino, teUtiio. arfrrWi(io '"'
fnitlovmrnr. .tile your nurttionn clearly n.itt
que nil the tncti. lo'ir correct name ni'A
lull addreti mull be nfviiftl In all Irtotilrles
Thoie whi-h arr ditotiitnmf. mini tie tailored.
-ItMl'-rr fo rrcliitlcnl questions li'ill be 'Vt
by t.tall. Other nurtom utll be aniwerrl ('
"iti cnhnttii The wont mf rt tjiMiio probuvn
nt Inoi'irer.. ui7 be uoiru l.-tu Hi aforu or
I'eter Flipt.
Ml
AITKU.. In,
right, nil
I'm engaged lo '"' married "" i
right. Good old Kosie.
jn.!lee me. I'll gie her a good time If months of 191C ihini In 1 1 7. the con
I can. and vet sotupwliow I don't seem ""niptinn ii far jibcne normal, due to
!o .'-,..., !..... ,- .i nu ii" oik
n I.UIICU H1IUUI KL-LllllK ..lie"'-
j thought I would, nee' but I bet Mar -
I garct Itlller will he mad when j-he knows. '
'Well, It serves her right she had h'-r i
j rhance stuck-up snob, that's what M.e
Ms. I
tlf course. I didn't tell llosie what a,
fool 1 had made of m.vsclf to -Margaret.
I thought I'd write mother and tell her I
the good news. Hut when I startrd to
rto so. I didn't seem tu know just how to reporting the car shortage improved.
put it. You sec mother is old-fashioned!-3 "l'r cen' shortage of lahor was re
., . , ,, , , . .. ported there Ml mines there, however.
a'n' te'le hoirjust after luneh ? ZT t
and asUC ,ne to .ah- her .n the movies Zlr fi," ZxT
phone that I ouirht to Ret out and sell
ifoldinK bathtuliH. so that I roulil begin
' to get pome money for our home. I do
feel foft whun I think of "our home'
here's nie Kctttntr ten bucks a week and
I Rosle elKht and mo In debt
Old man Mlnton was sore at m beinc
failed on the plione. tie rsKp.I If tt .n
I met her In town at R n clock "Ha
Itosie." 1 began, "we'll have to cm out
meeting much now I've c" to get busv
nnd t.. -..
"'is nmne eumi- inoiie.v. l on Know we
ought to begin to save up all vve can
now-
uon. said r.o.sie, hiik nt the lug
man talking. What's worrvlntr vou, I
! I'ete. old dear'.' '
, "Why nothing except
"Lvrept nothing, kid." she flipped in
j "al' work and no play makes Jack a
'dull boy. We're in no hurrv lo get
j hitched up are we? And what's the
me of making nun-elves tnlserahle now
'on the chance of being happy later on
I v c don t live long and vve re a long lime
dead, del some fun out of every dav
that's my motto "
J .Somehow I dldn t mute agree with
Rosle and vet 1 didn : know- how to
I answer her. so we said no more about
lit. but went off to the movies. There'
-....- .Mm uaiiii., iuiik nun aim men mere
- t . iiiiriie i Jiapun
stunt and Uosle
I oimi I SqUBOOirU OVer lliat. I ItalltM
called on tbe nliim. Ite nsl.ed I f It w ns ' ""'-n.! ileitis are operatmjt at about ' the supporl of the
jho was a piece of cheese She thought j being three disqualifications - bank
he was the funniest ever. 1 tried (o.,.uplt.Nt ncKie,- of pavmrni of t.ixe.s or
now- her that he was a dub. hut she tecelpt of poor idler. I,i the second
vvouiutit have It Funn. vou cant re.i- oase it may prove po.Mble for the wife
j son with girls. Vv e parted almost in a t rc(riln her political lights If the hu
huff. and when 1 got home I felt aw fully, ,;in,, ,.,.. , nn aBreenienl with his
mean about so I ju.stH.it down and creditor-. ,r If she can obtain a settle
rote her a little letter telling her I was nlom or .,, prpert. lr , ra,v,,v is
-v. .. n.,u (.,,.- mu-iii ! llunU VVIUlt I
! said.
lee whiz '
T .. - i i.. .
I the first ,in,- ,. ' " , ' ' , ' .7' ..
II I tlPlMIl III lllt:nr..j mi
' 3 " " ' "fiOfiCU. Hill Will
H he when we are married? Jiosie'.s
!' right, but 1 e pot to teach her a few
! rut,! ii q t xrni .i.,e. i- .
T II 111 CM I crilDCu I
rt . "lt,v '"-Til mail
, iiik '.niips letter I met Mike
home. "U'hrrp lin.A , .... i.
rotnliiR
I iiAl.ed him "' '
oi-rn . I
I "DoMri to the ' l i v . l dish wol"an RUffniK.HtH o er the ictury
;ne joined ,hp aitiuiitmi claM hTch 'f tM'l '; Handb.lN h.ue
! lias just started" ' u,,heen printed by the National I'nlon or
I "UwUy doff."'Pald I. ! wish I rould 'Vmcn's 1Sllff,!,Kelll, Sweden, in the
only And the time to do those thlriirs ' e colors, Mating "The uumen of
, "r """' Kni?lnd h.io nhtnlni.,1 ihiit. Ui.tV.... n-a
TODAV8 IU.S!M:nm KPIGUAM
"Good time" pJmlosophy is the lazy
uian'.i standby.
M'hat does this mean to YOr?
Husin
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Questions Answered !
Mr' , h,nt ' rren,Iv " offered po-i- !
tions tn other Rthoo a, mo evMntl hm th
qual nrattonn for n l-acher I inV tlfclSl
ynwliil ape,.untln work and hop, to A S? I
?ir.":Ky " r-'jr"!?rr' .t i... m-nd-.
me to tin Into the ncrountlnir pro.
H?.i,Jia,,"h0"'n b,lll' In '" i'ne
fesBton,
r..i . o1"""' "me-' vvork and my health
;""" "uuui jou aavise m, t K , ,
l.ulne,s aa nn accountant or remain u
teacher? r-, A t
Ah you dislike ofllee vvnrl.- .-..i, u.).,'.ij
unquestionably reinnln a tear'her. unless
i. is neceesary for you to have the etra
.. . . - - .. n.i. uiiifia. - .
private accountant
i. ; ' iiiiKiu earn ua a public or
A lad- nmtonier of ours brouaht in ,i
pair of ahoea which ah had lioutthl from a
she ajkut If vve would exchange them for a
pair from our own alocl.. n ,, M mean
hoe. both a to quality and price. l)ui we
cave har a hetlar pair allow-lni her credit
for the amount ahe pm on the pair broueht
In. Do ou ronaidrr this good business"
J A. McK.
N'o and es. N'o. If ou lnerelv helped
the customer and didn't secure her name
and addiess. Yes, If you secuied her
name and address and convinced her of
the benefit of buying in her home town
and also if you thought enough of this
ttansactlon to put the shoes In the win.
dovv with a card saying something like
this:
A lady bought these shoes from a
mall order house. They didn't lit The
mall order house wouldn't change
them. We helped her out and cave
her better shoes for these
Which pays you better: Buying
goods from mall order houses on the
chance that they may be all right or
buying goods In your own town whore
ou pay no more and ran see what
you get before you pay for them? We
are here to make good everything vve
sell. Think it over.
It Is splendid business to satisfy jour
customer, but don't hide yuur light under
a bushel.
(CONTINUED TOMORROW)
PENROSE FERRY BRIDGE
UNDER FIRE AT HEARING
Rules to Lessen Necessity for Opening
Draw Span Are Diicmted
Xew rules and regulations governing
the operation of the draw span of the
Penrose Ferry bridge across the Schuyl
kill River may be adopted today at a
public hearing In the assembly room ot
the Bourse.
The set of rulej proposed and which
will be discussed at the meeting pro
vide that tugs and small boats with
masts and other upright equipment be
provided with hinges so that the draw
need not be opened for their passage un
less a tug has In tow a larger vessel
which makes this necessary.
The controversy over the rules gov
erning the operation of the span began
with a statement from Admiral Bowles
that traffic to Hog Island was being held
up because of the necessity for opening
the draw each time a small craft wanted
to pass, thus tying up traffic for (several
minutes each time the draw Is opened.
Under the new rules vessels shall still
have the right of way over vehicles.
Th district engineer. It. D. Shuman. will
have a report from each Individual owner
or vessels nerr, wmi me neiiii qi masts,
deck houses and smokestacks, and he
will write out an order which gives the
vessel privilege to have the draw opened
at any time.
a clause of the new rule Mr. Shuman
Will seelt to have, adopted provides for
LACK OF CARS BALKS
COAL RESERVE PLANS
Transportation Diffie u I t i c s
Hold l"p Attempt to Avert '
Kncl Famine Next Tinier
ilie bride was nursing the granrlfntlu
nf the bridegroom tlnee .eins prrr lo
Nen orV. Mav 17 lit, death n month ago
'Mr shortage ts Holding up the The bridegroom gave his name a
nat on's attempt to build a coal reei e ' .lolih H. MacAuhur iitnl his ntliltess a
against another serious shortage n-jtt
"inter. T hU was shown In a canvafs
or cnal-prnductinn renters.
'MtnoiiRli iiniinuiupincnl lin.s hern
made b the railroad administration thai
Aml-(."n ml........ I....-., - ...... ni..
..,-.., ,..,. - . . .
Willi
produi-tton in ahoiil 3 per ,-ent
ini,ol
normal it is not anv where near
capacity The nation still fares a deficit
of between two ami thiee million tons
from last jeara reserve. Coal au
thorities In Washington estimate that .
the output should li-rte.io at least 1
per rent to meet the Increased demands
of war woifc On that basis the mines
are running T per cent short of the ne
cessary Increase in production
'ottsville. Pa . was the only coal center
Ohio
April reports estimated ivroduc
'Hon nt nulv f.5 per rem of canaeltv
rour-ttfths
.- ., inn lui ,i i iiriiiiui-iiuii mere
. ne un i.v. i i ., .
.. .. i.i 1 .. -, ....
..-. I'iniiirii ijii i.ii suuriiiKe, ine oaiaticc
on labor shortaire licrplte this, the
April production was 10 per cent above
, :,J," ., J,, . . ,
i ,,,,,, mi,, itviut ,nt- i'iii-i .iiiiiK hi nunm
In thn southwe.'t district of K.iii.-ip. p.nt.v ha., been urging I'.n-hard 1. Met
Missouri. Oklahoma, Atkansn and ralf, former (lovei nor of the I'anal Zone
Texan ate laving off The outnut in this and the lnerarv .spokesman of the State
section ts estimated about normal
'SWEDISH WOMEN
HOPE FOR SUFFRAGE
Bill Granting Kquul Rights
Willi Men Soon lo Conic
Hi'lorr RikMlag
Storkbolm, Mav IT
jo oi nnient'i bill for woman suf-
The
frage is .soon to
Ite brouKht befoio the
! raksd.it;. The bill m to fnfraiichWe
im.n mi Hi. .mi. lii-m. mnn lliei
dependent on 1ht labor In the third
case tne vvire win lose ner vote tr her
........ ...
nusiDana laus 10 pay ins laxen, even u
the wife na.VB lierH recularly. but tins
might he remedied by legislation R-hlnff
the wife mole contiol over the family
I Income. The flint dNtpialiRcatlon 1m not
sueultleallv mentioned, lint in :ilr...-iitv In
fnr,. f- m.
There Is
There N much lejoirfnfr atiionp Sv-
" ..... .... niiuiuni,
I The women of Sweden demand that tlie
,als,o shall gain their rights at c-itizeiiH."
These hae bem widely distributed at
meetinss held in the country and havt
also been sent tn all members of th
1 RlksdaK
GOVERNOR SAS COURT
lWffl T-V'IM-. lM-s.--s.-l-f. -.,-.
UC.L,IJ.M'.1J OIAINLU 15 IDS
Annual ?tale Kent Mailc
!..,... .. '
mpos-ilile.
I... i,.,,: t, r- i ..
irep, Is Kxplanutinn
, JU9III
by nrumliaupli
llarrlshurn;. May 18. l'ullovv iiik ,
Ktorlen of lack of harmony between the
Governor and the Ptute Suiireme f'ourt. I
It Is said at the fapltol that the
(Tovernor did not cancel his dinner to
, the niembers nf the State's highest court
- - -
' or
Initially bet for Mav 27. until the nwm.
Iurs of the court made the dinner Impos-
sinie oy declining to attend, witnout ex ,
pressing the usual regrets.
The fJovei-nor'H office vvas silent on this !
mutter, it being said only that the!
court had changed its plans about meet
liilT here on May 27. and that, therefore,
the dinner had to be called off 1
For the first time. It Is believed. In ;
the history of the State the annual din-1
rei of the Governor to the court was:
t'i have been held without the .State '
Treasurer and Auditor General In nt-
tendance The Invitation' list did not
contain the names' of either State Treas- '
uier Kephart or Auditor General Sny-I
dcr, both Penrose adherents It did con-
tain the names of several Deputy Attor- i
neys General.
LUTHERAN SYNOD FOR '
"DRY"' CANDIDATES
South Willisnisport Pastor Made Presi-1
dent of Branch '
I.ewlaburg, Fa May 1? A resolution i
has been adopted by the Susquehanna
Synod of the Lutheran Church, now In i
session here, pledging the support of its '
members to only those candidates In ths ,
Stale who have openly announced them-
ulva. In lli'i, .I lha pn,.alll,,ilnnl '
amendment for prohibition, rasters and
lav delegates In attendance were urged
to bring this question before their church
men next Sunday
The Susquehanna Synod elected these
officers: The Rev. R. G Rannep, South
WtlllamMiort. president ; the Rev. M. s.
Kemp, watsontown, vice president ; K, f
Morgan. Sunbury, treasurer, t?e Rev "
R, Uotsford, Sellnsgrove, flnant'lal secre
tary, and the Rev. J. U Dale. Williams
port, statistical secretary. The report of
the secretary showed a membership of
15.712 and that $30,624.21 was raised for
all purposes.
The Susquehanna Lutheran Laymen's
Association elected these officers: Daniel
Smith, Jr.. WlUiamsport, president;
James R. Hutson, Montoursvllle, secre
tary, and Paul X. Wenrlck, Sunbury,
treasurer.
FOOT VALUED ABOVE LIFE
Verdict for Cripple $5000 .More Than
in Fatality
New York, May 17. A jury before
Supreme Court. Justice Cohalan returned
a verdict for .$30,000 In a suit ot Harry
Stoffman, a shipping- clerk for a hospital
uniform manufacturing concern, because
he lost his foot In an elevator accident
In a CMlds Company build In sr while load.
Inr packing- cases containing Red Cross
uniforms.
Another Jury before Justice Cohalan
gave Mrs. Rebecca Cohen 925,000 for
the death of her husband, Benjamin
Cohen, proprleter .of a summer hotel
at Mountatndale, Sullivan County who
pfell between two cars on the Xew York,
MUSE WEDS GRANDSON
OF THREE-YEAR PATIENT
West riiilailelplii.i Couple of Same
Name 'Married in Wn1iiiipton
Washington, Ma i; A Wist 1'luU
rlelpnift routile came -t WaslilnKton
and we-To marred at a rertory neai
the I'nlnn Station. It vat the riiliiilnu-
' tion of a romam-e That deelored ulrl"
IS- X IVath sited Vet Philadelphia
. ' llln lit-lil Mlia 1 illlDt, Mflplrthllf
lit was evplalneti that ;he was a widow.
w-hose tlrt husband's name was Hie
same ns thai of her new hu-band. ai
though no lelat'r.nshlp existed
POLITICAL BEES BUSY
OUT NEBRASKA WAY
Frionda of Nf illc Gir Con
flicting Advice Norri
Viimini: lanncr?
I In.nln. Nel... .Mav IT
ilinrii'v Niville Is hesltatltiK between
, the i-onflletinp counsels of friends, votiir-
lor w iiotn insist tliat he nw-ea H to tne
P-irt.v
icln to enter the cubernatorlal
' rare nnd others of whom are urcinc him
, ...
' "-!
thp Fcnalorial contest
Three
inree
prominent
Heinocrats have flleil for the
endtnrl.il nntm nation lilcutf-natit i"!o
frnor lMsar Mowaid
1 Un . ill tin f.
"
support
Iipaii iMeiueni :
TI
Council cif IWnsi to become a rand!-
datr. but lie bas refund
Senator Norn" nnd f'onurp-Mman
Sloari lin thf field tn tbemselxes In
Th l.nH.bllcan primal". IVUtums draft
ing ItoH 1j Hammond. ,i Republican
leader, ilitnr of tho Kremont Trtbut.f,
n s a senatorial candidate are In cir
culation, and thoit is a possibility that.
ho ma consent lo run as the candidate
nf t hu Tlnnlilii-.i ns. lin t ofmft tn In
Uorso tbr war lecnrrii of tin prrscnt,,n Hie snmsh of the Lomasfrs National
candidate.. Mr. Sloan- to nsrainM , Hank, wan found guilty in trie United
ihe rre-ddent n declaration of war i 1be States IHmrlrt Comt here of conspiracy
pimripal objection urged rKainl him.
Senator -Notris hai dee!oped urea
MrenRth anionc the farmers of both
parties, and. a it is conceded that be
will hao the support nf tho flermatm
and the Sw edes. bi ca tulidacv in de
ed dly fonniri.ibl" at the present time.
IT.Wl OK l-BOAT It.MDS
O.N l. S. C IT IKS PSSKI)
Orilname (llliiers Declare Huge p-
lircipri.ilioiii for (Joa't Defenses
Ate Not ISovv iSredeil
l Hshlnrton Ma" 17 - Huce
.inpi
, nt-iatinns asked for coast defense, eaiiv
the ear will not now be neuded.
ordnance ofllrcrs told the Appropriation
Committee of the House This Is taKen
t mean that the fear of submarine r.i1d
on the large citieH of tbe east, which led
ti the placing nf submarine nets acioss
the timbers earl in the war. has now
been put aside
On the other hand the appropriation
i Mitemplated for hcrfv ordnance for ue
In Krance hae bem gicatly hicreaaed.
L.u Re appropriation w ere asked for
fam mounts lor heay guns and hearch-
liphts to be used at niffhi In connection
with tbe anti-aircraft guns The oru-
narci- huieau ts sekinc to have ap
propriations made now for work that
(iinnoi f i nmpleted within tin- next
fiscal roar, hut will take more than j
eighteen months to tinish
Tanners I'lrail Willi Draft Doarih
llrldcrlnn, ". J Jlay 1 . So great
l.s the need for men to work on the
farms that a committee has been
' HlMKlinieil liv- ine v Ulliueriiillil V ouiuy
Hoard nf Aitrlcul'ure to ko before th.
two draft hoards of the county and ask
that the fanners who have win In thai''' Olaeomo. I.oula
,,,..,., ,.,,. ,, ,,,.r,i,,,i , r,.., ,)lt, ponschy. Aimte
' I draft mav bo permitted to retain thei..
i , ...... .. i " -'" "--"
on thu tanns until tne planting ana
harvesting reason Is over
Pli iladelpli ia A rrivals
al New York Hotels
Ilnlnl K I. It . Klnndm
Harrowi. It I. Almm-iuiii
Hur.h. T. II . Woodward
Mm.li, II F . Cumberlftn.l
t'ownhpii. ( S. Cumin rUii'i
curtit.. K .1 , Ilr.s-t.i!
Kruin, .T F. Ttonuai-rc
Kwen-. F . r.nul'-ott
Freund. H If Jr . KtantiTw
Treund Mrs, II II . Jr . FI..N-lrr-
riarrlvon. (1 . Hrisicil
Clrac, C H . FlRtiderf
IIot. J II . Mtrtt Anloinir
llcnet. Mr. J. II , Mime Autoinett.
I.lpshutr. Jack I- . I .on ga ere
I.urrott, A . LtinKari
Maey, A . Grenoble
Mary, Mm A , !rfnol.l'v
Moon, MIrs C. Cumbcrlanrf
Morrtj.. J.. I-onciji re
Head. V M . Mnnllrelln
Schade. If l" . Kmnlre
Wncner. H , Mnnttrello
Vntner. Mr f . Mimtir-llo
WhtKlln. J. . Montleelln
"Viliion. T. H Woodward
U'llfcon Mr" V H.. Woodward
"Wood, O J Algonquin
Wiuxi. Mrs I). J.. Alconquin
Halley. W. J.. Herald Square.
Ilork. Mian M. Martha. Waahlnxton
Hnom. N. I. Herald Pouarc.
Croiminan. f S.. Grand.
Fenron T I'. Herald Square
Goldenberg- A. K Grand
Hammond. . Herald Square
Iloriniteln. I . Breehn
Ahnann. V P Hreslin
Kalrer. Miss M G Martha Waalunzlon.
Miller, T i; . Heruld Hquure
Moore, r W . Gland.
Norrla. .1 C . Herald Square
Omen. I) S.. Marlborough.
Kandalt, O H . Fark Avenue
Handall. II. M . Herald Square
Head. Ml F. H . Martha Waihuiiflon
Uuddlrk. II. II . Hrelln.
Schmidt. Mlia G.. Martha 'Wal.ln8toll
Steel, V S., Tark Anue.
Werner. H E.. Ftrealln.
Cftuer, H. K . Latham
Brown G. Jr. I-onitatre
llrueatle. G. A . Flanders
i v R. Flnder
Collins. Mra. W, G . Marie Antoinette
, ui.rii. vt. Y.. Flander.
Grare. C H . Flanders.
Harold, J . Latham
Harold. Mra, J.. Latham
Hood. W. T . Tark Aenm-
Jones. Mr L H . Algonquin
Kane. J P . Flanders.
Knerr II. H , Great Northern
Mtlnaky, J U , Klanders
Siblt. Mr. H O.. Marie Antoinette
HLdman. Mra W. L.. Marseilles
Rmth. Mrs W J . Great Northern
Sunlak. J. G.. nrostell.
Veber. J. It . Flanders
Williams. It. E., Empire
Trade Representative
L Harris & Co . manufacturers nf waists
and dresses L. Harris, piece soods, Aber
deen. Qlmbel Brother Miss O, Savldse, furs.
P road way ar.d Thirty-second atrest
A. G. Ulman L Co. Ii. 11. Ulman, tailored
shirts. Imperial.
Illauner'a Mfsu Luetic jobs, silk and
georgette dree; Mlsa Wela. Job. rot ton
waists and fall sweaters) IS Uast Twenty
sixth street, room 1814,
Stewart s-Mli Goldman, Jobs, rolton and
silk waists, 1& East Twent-slzth street,
room 1SJ4.
M. ItlMlnser & Son It. Blsslnger, tailor
trimmings and woolen, Hermitage
Glmbel Brothers G. R. Dunn, art needle
work, art materials, Broadway and Thirty
second atrsst
Stern & Co. L, Stern, rarpets, house fur
Dishing good. Great Northern.
Paris Ctoak and Suit Company 8. Koltn.
akyt manufacturers cloaks and suits. New
MAY 17, 1918
POSTAL RAISE DELAY
DEFEATED IN SENATE
WiiUuii Would Have Post
poned Increase of News
paper Kates
.1 A (ll'I'II.SKI) '
P m UP :,lth t. lilt Ml MorHh
' em No flowert. KvtenJa may call Frl.
Scimlp Paw. Approprintion Bill ; wlJil'SK-Vne',?' DeVnVrA
(.raillilip S3S1.000.000 ; .pr.,S,W.,,,.,,Kt '"i"-." ."r.ttenJe
lo ervicr l"ie.,AV?.'!2n,!l,,, x Inl private.
I'lCKKItSON --Mnv in, resldenee nf fe-in-'.!
. "r "'"" Kulli. Anhhourne. Pa,
v..l,l.., i, i- "H'.IA ntCKBRSOV nf rhlealto til
v. n.hli.cln-i. Mav I,. rt OlACoMO rjf r.7;n I.archwood ave..
An ut .sucessfut effort was made In
'he
one
Penate vesterday
vear the dale o
to
postpone for
wlni'h the in-
rr!ifJ nn.iiir . - -- . ..
'""" """ "" '""i-(ci am.
'TiRffarincs would po Into rffrrt. ant a
Tfttirt t. .-... .. .
".' -"ill "ri tilt.- iii- IrtlFJi PC "a
.1
sni'UPUVTI.
Khnrflv hafAra u, c--.-.- -.-
'", , - .--Mrt pri8 '""
i-wouii H.iropriaiinn tun. rarrinc a totnl
. ....
oi nm nno.noo tn tnppt the fxnrn nf
to meet the expenses of
the PostofTlce Department fo- the next
tl.iial year. Sen.itnr Watson nf tmiiinfi
notified the Senator that he Intended
,isk tor a suspension of the r
to adJ a rider to the hill po;
date on which the new- 7nnn
rvle, ,,, order
postponing the
tie sjsteni and
I Increased ivstai mte". aRalnst"vvhlch the
punilstiers of the country have
been
nroirsunR. would ko Into effect
J. , , ., , --'
uly 1 of this jer to .lul.v 1 101?
Immediate onnosltinn in th nn.inA...
IMini
linetit w-ns vnlerrl c.n4. tu .
ment vvas voiced Senator Thomas, of
; oioraao. insisted that th" neve rates no
....... v , , II iieii'- II i. I u v mt ill-
- onprcs.M -i no r.pwspaperp and mapa
fli.il -t U. ........ i . i .
"luutr. in Mir- wu irv nii p iiffii era n ton
zinutK oi in cou
loo mam privUtcm nlrrndv." h raM
.. . "
tori oT tht ppupral bill ,a resumed
CI.VDi: KLIIN f.OWIGTKI)
Uailroail Promoter Smirnrr.I to Nine
Years in rpilcral Prison
HnrrUlinrjc, l.iv 17--Chdo K. Kuhn.
'piMTioter of the Kort Louden-M, Con-
tic 1'pbutfj Hailioad Company, which nag
' ' to connect Kulton founty uitli the lest of
1 IVnns Ianla but which ptoject ended
to defraud In "iKht counts 11m was en-
nn'rii vi unit- ..i-mo uiijM iMJiuiirilL ill
Atlanta
..... ... . .. -
.mi iiArl lr, I . a n !- -..!..... ... .. .. ,
, ,.. . , ....... '
vi nn a. inriieieri fun i.:nnu T
XLi.'r LiiVi.,-a .'h ,Y .Meyer-'
plentled guilty and the otlieis cnnnecteil ,
with the case Mill lie put mi trial next1
weel."
t.,,i,r,.o ,irdn... ,u .i..,i 1.- 1. .. 1. ...... 1
,....,., .,..v,,.-. n -. ,,,, ,..- ", urii-ii
mat the inonej that Jlejern was pajtnB
' -" ...,,..,... ..j .... .t,, ,,,iii nn. inu
liatlU
Cliri-tian Cliurrhe in (JonJereiue
.ulf Mill", l'a., Hay IT The annual .
ronfeienee of the I'hristlan rhurches nf
eastern Pennsylvania iitirl New .leraev
IN MUIORIXM
N vor.K
I .wiil.K
tn lovmir reinenihranre nf .Innv
who 'lied Mav 17 1HIO
Wirt; and ciiii.nni'v
iBctifys
Klein. Jdi oh r
'neecj jonn
rJH w Tlioni
Maharir. HnaM F
M Hrt.j- Grare K
Mr( allum. Irlna:
J' lure. Mabel M
M-C,.(in .mm ,
M.i i ullnuth. Murv
M i:ini- Adle
V.-JJrudd.' Wtu. .1
M' i ouvhlln Parr 1. 1.
J fVnlh. .InrneH a
J'.NnmnrH. Florence
M.eal lieher.H
Merriman Kathtrln
li'Trr- 'br.atine P.
JJiddipioTi Kmma i;.
Mtll-r. John H
Murphv. Michael
Murra- . nnle K
' iir'en. Cornel ui
Pf bsr. Joseph 11
I 'arki ihitrlotie H.
Plekl.s John
Iteilli . Surli
ltlclille. William H.
Uuhbln", fill. W.
ftodjfert., Albert L
ltoM Herbert I,
sbnn.'r John Klmer
Searcn F.Iwood
Slml.:. Cathanna
ho-- Annie M.
lecer. T:ileq K
Smith. Mlra
Spencer Fan tin
Pinner, Helen
Sweeney. Peter A,
Thomas, Charle
Thoniaa. Albert O
Todd. Margaret M.
Wallace, Georga A.
Wal-th. Rn hard
W .mon Js-nnlu T
Uurd IlesalA
WblH-rar. S. W C
Whitley. nia S
Wlttmer. Georifj
Wilson, Mary V
Aliiliirnnh! Hiiild
i .r Ron Mmihjn
nernrv iHfigrt
Mnrlhn C.
Itercev. Martha '
, lllcktliKS. Mar) J.
I Hinder. Mlchail
I nittlntt. Harr.v A
1 Ilodlne. William II
, i nicer Amelia Al
Mornfleln. t.ura
1 Hrngan. Marsaret
i I 'arnenler. Julian
I'aaev. Jnhn
ChhIIii. letinie t:.
Clark Mara.ire- .
Lolllrr. .lohn
"iiini. i-urm i
, ,'MrS,;n,io,r""t"vv
, i)ii-i,eron. .l'uii. v
jiomn. Itnlieti
nointhrr"
Ilerna-.l
I'raUe A lie
tutwi. Thmna"
ItHton Allco I
KndrUs. Oeorne W.
'lemln(f. Samuel
Framk, Walter H
, Fulton Marcni t W.
c.allnclier. John L
Gordon Man
Gnrfcan John
I Gr.iham, Kmeline P.
Griffith. Margaret V.
Hull Martha A
llriMltiy Hannah S.
Henthall. Ida M
Hltrhin. Thomas
llolUngawnrth .1 W.
Hooper. F.mllle V.
)lj Isnd. Jnneph
larrtMnn. Theobrttil
Jnklns, Joseph R
'Johnson. Ainlrew .
Johnston A tilr
, Tmont
Kennedy. ."alnerine
ANDERSON Ma 14 M"RGARET VV
UERStiV. Relatives nnd friend. Iward of
nianaeer Horn for A'eterans nf fi A R
j.nd Wies. Invited to funeral services. Sat .
2 P. m.. home, 0."th and 'In. Int Mt Mo
rlah Cem.
ACRTERMFIIL Mav 14 DAVID, hue
i'Ril of late Wilht'lmlna Austcrmuhl. aged!
!H. Relatives and friends Invited to fit.
r-ral serviced, Suf . 2 p m 2731 We-tt field
". aniuen. .- .1 ini nmnln Kvcritreen
em. 1 rlenda may Mew remains Frl , 7 tn I)
I' ni . .
AVIlt-.S :UB 11. HUSiT MATII.hi
A TUBS. v.ido ,f William II Are. arerl
HI Rel.tlies and friend,, memhers of I.llld-
le M. K. f-hurch. InMted to funeral am-
lies sat. sn m son a reeiuenre. Harold
xsr- ; . m'b. V,ew nvir?
p .V: , v
-"'. .""T'" " i - MAiiniA c .
vvife of Michael Iv liertey and dnushier of
Ahrt.ni nnd Sarah Sire RelatK... bnrl
The I'ev V II llUner if Irv S ' n e- and Int .rl i"e ",,: 'vv"" f-. n;lllv..n.l i rtjnoV iW rttVJ It.' 55
i ne ue . n. it.iiner. or irwnston, rirtlVrTrii Tmv f. Vukhaih't v te. Krl,, S p, m,. 405 N. Dirlen at inf?
:, ',; - "e:'d"n,,.' "' nrerr.nee.U!l!lofyh' "M'iVft,?' ,' S".V' I) ,?a1' ?Vl
I lie Ilev Dr Harrett had Chargs of tho ll Lewis unit Anna norntnan llelatlvea rtODUl.TlS Slaj 15, AI.IlEIVr Iv orH"B
.,..i,iiir-u Lun-lnD. sml frlenilu ult ,.rL,.hi,.ii..,i. .f ,, I.I..I. .h. f.eorire nn Anna Ilodirers Il.lailD.A , ..W
friend, lnlited to funeral services. st.. Auto will met train leaWnr Readlne Tr
10 30 a m.. 3108 N "th at. farther -rv- Imlnal 1 02 p. m, at Fort Waehlnston Hta
tees Souderton. Pa. on arrival of train' l.ATIM,E Mav IB KDGAR maptiv
leaving Reading Terminal 12J0 p. in Int.
i Souderton Mennonlte (m.
R1CKIN03 May lfl at Phlla MART J.,
I widow of John II. Dieting, used 71. Rela
uvea and friends Invited to funeral, eatab -
I Hshtnent of Arthur H Tlalley. corner of
ttaws ave. and Marshall at., Norrlstown,
Pa Mon. 1 .an p. tn. Int. private.
BINDKR. Mav if,. MICHAKL. huaband
lof late Sophia Kinder aed fll. Relatlvea
and irienns. men nr ine noiy j-amuv ana
, Mtar societies or m iKnatiuss c-nurcn, Bt.
, Icnatlna's Ren. Aso Knights of Ut George.
i No 18?.. Court I.laeum, F of A . West
i Point Yearly It A . Invited to funeral. Mon.,
la-HO a. m. 4502 1)10 n at. Weat Phlla.
Solemn requiem mass 8t IgnMlus's Church
I 10 a. m. Int. St. Penla's Cem. Auto ftj-
"'iflTTINQ. May 16. IIARRT A fmaband
(Of Eldwena T. Blttfna (nee Pm.lUood. resl.
' dence. filR! Farrlsh at. Due notice of funeral
) will he aiven.
huuims. at Moraeniown n. j. May is.
WII.MAM H RODINK. aged 70 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, 410 Karn
worth ave.. Dordentown. N. J. Sun. 2 p. m.
inf. Rordentow n Cem
HORNSTKIN. Mav 15 at Nv York city.
I.-vlIRA. wife of Benjamin Rorniteln. agrd
4t. Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral
services. Sun , 11 a, m., chapel of Adatli
JeshurLn Cen
RROGAN. May IS, MARfJARET BRO
OAN (nee Culbertson), wife of John Broaan.
Relatives and friends. Altar and Rosary
.Society of 8t. Carthage Churrh, Invited to
funeral. Mon.. fi.Sft a. m , 6028 Haiti ava.
West Phlla. Polemn mass of requiem St.
Carthage Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Denis's
Cem. Auto funeral.
CARPENTER. May lfl. JL'MA ANN.
widow of Thomas Carpenter, at residence of
grandson, Charles U. Carpenter. 529 S, Red
field et. Funeral services and Int. private.
CA8KY Majr 14. JOHN, husband or lata
Mary Casey, Relatives and friend invlrtd
to funeral. Sat. 8:30 a. m.. 120 N. Edge
wood at.. flOth and Arch att. PoUmn re
quiem mast Church of the Holy Rosary 10
a, m. Int. private.
CA6L1N,-Miv 13. JENNIE X. CA8MN.
Relatives and frlenCa Invited to funeral.
Sat.. H:30 a. m,. residence of ntere. Mrs. A.
r. McDonnell (nee Brim). IflS H. Sath at.
nr..Vrnt
and Annie Carltn,
ltd In fiinarat
.r'e,5'i," "S 'C'r.,.l?'lli?''.t'in. RntlnsmrrtB
ICsMence "' I
:. I'amhrla. , lllati re -
Win nun Okurb uf Natlvltr
n"m.!n. 'nw t.
m. Auto m-vicci.
111
m limy (.Tens lm
Viewed Krl.. f(tr 7 n,
i'OM.f!:n.M.v l?. ,nnv h.s.
: r.".n"". bonier. . KelRllven nnrt irienos in.
i.i.t -...." .-. ,-- .---:- .--
.'."-" !" '.' perl Jlon . 3d . m.. SOi N.
:rhuVeif.,v,nmm:"';i",i,..",.."Ii,.:
tm.k . ii" l"' . ""- " " " "' ."
ter.lre. "" """ - "-
M'ii ni frlen,. Invited to funeral, rtut
',?:.': ':V.1. "ii "iaiojkj
ml V. HerUre. al homo nf Mr.
ir-
I .. , "'" laiiovvniii .' a
ci
(iini,en nri
f lite Joiiph l7. and Marthi A. Colin.. ' KTvIil Nng.' Ao'll "KnilovTi
lv& .VTi. .-te.3 ""VitTJtt
I III I . I "i-Q 11 ...41 Mini rt J. ...
i.i. m.-. I..II..",-.: - -j-"-"vjs b.i.- iM..7i.K..v:.'.v"t.. ""'"". -".v.'""iar
. n i-iniii nit ii iinrs Mi.hiti.i nT inne. i.ermsninu,n cni-,HH h,.ij
nnd friends muted to Int at Ml.!'1' late Charles and Reli.ec. MeJJtlf.Ri!
.M'Ti-ih -Vm
. MOHAN u-M.nlv U t5 ItfnnnT.
?,n,j "f "'hHl nn1 lUrhel Tinmn rM J7.
W "'"" n"n iri'iinn, . oun .iinnin ,-o it
1 nun II l-l"!!-, fill T 1 .11 I 111 II . ! 1
and Falls PreabMerlan Sunay
Invited to funeral, P.t . H p m
r- "l .A
Si-ll rto I 4
Knriint.i .IJ r- ,n ,.'.. . Ft.i,.
i "f Sfhmiktll. Int vt taur.i uiti ri.m
' oproiiKiify - M-v is fonard
""l uHTy.huniantl nr lat- .'reMR Iounh-
t Hflatit. .,! r.ia.,i. ti.. "a a n
H nnd wim.m n w1pV. t... I-.i in!
H and William O Warden Hn. A.o . In
vited tn fun.ral Xtnn H a rn -'HI4 t'rttli-
lirlne st nl.mn h'h msss nf r.nnl.m flt
-.mn'.ni e i. nuren v ,10
Inl 11o:
' rn.s I em
DttAKI
Mhv tr.. At.trt:
fe of ste.
, S;int,S'7i'fll-nV,.,!,.ir.,?;.:mH7."d- 'p'"
!. -,44 A , int r "ate OaUand (mP- ITil
; inn Ins mav h. viewed frl after T p m
Dt'W M 1J TltnvtiVi hiiih.. r
JulU I'unii Helatlvs and friends Invited
. tn fim.rnl Vat " n n. IS 1.' ii.i... -.
ll.,i.tn,nu In, ,...... j .. ... n . -.
-.,,....,, ,,,, vl ,-i-ih. VUg !V III 1.11 rill,
Auto funeral
i . ,:TP' Ma IS st.irn l dauithtrr nf
In"111 lv end Maraurrtte Katon ttetalhes
ami friends Invited to funeral ..r. ices. 1I
i P rn parents- re.idenee IMS 2 N iKirlie.
I ' ...... -j u ... .-.
nrnaTf. rift'tm .MfetiriK Unuic
t i.i
i.miiu.i.-,
1 '"' " it
i 'ft 11
i i:miiiih. mlv i i n vr r n r- it- r'.
!-..... . ..- -;-..--. ---
, .-,-.- luiiiiri is ui mi nun r nu inutiiu it-,
id Koarv Sn-MMif nf Si iBTUitlvi!-
I lturrh InvllTl to fnnfftl Mnu 7 30
I m rfHidenrp of ?cn O .fruoph I'oIet 14"ii
i X iM ST Hurl, fau'cni Mn Pt tnetln'
('hurrh H a m Int Mont 1 IoI I.ffWmer
!'TRNrK -.v. Atl.n.te r. N .. . M.y ' i.rT .somVt'ed'to" Verllcl ??&&
'IS WAI.TI-.rt It son of rum V ml ll , n.lj.w. sister. Mrs "hirtei FI.tKhm
Kdeur Ftnnrl, nuert in. nlKtli. anil ' M M ,-,lst nt lit III l?u, Cmffi
, frlerds Invited to funeral servleee. !t . 3 melr tnav .e viewed Trl e!-e 'v"J
p m.. DnvUI II Kihuvler Hide . llroid and PlItKEII. Mv m CHXnXXrrtti'r
I DISRinnd '. Inl rrlvilte. J'ArtKKtt tnee Menadel. widow of rr"'jll
'.F.R!J0,S.rrJi.I)M1n' r".' V"1 ,s.s.Mn",J"rl"r.' """" nd frlendi Inv"" 1-
iinrji I) ill ir., wnimv it' .1 'i ii.i" I'Uiiun,
P1 n nlftlUr eui frcrlB inlt-fl to
riiiT, i'Ai , 11 n m niiirr it iair miuc,
f2f rheitnut si . Phi la Int prliate. Wood -
lainT (Vm.
r,AI,l,AQHK)--ATi 13 nt t'un.n MeHile.
. M1 Prlvalo JOHN I. OAM.CIlE:R eon
i of Klisaheth nnd Int- Prler liUnffhr. Itetn-
iivc-i hhh irinnn, uminn .i . rt. u it .
I nnil Ton T,tterr- Inntitute incited to tu-
I m St. jiMihlm thurfh. N. runeral
i T.-s i . . ,i.- i t.
I lAI.Urt.. IB I.i ,IU1I. nunnijll ni
Mnriwret M Huah fritrn Rf-lntHeit nd
l.l.n,. '..II.I ,. I......1 U. " Vl .. .
..,-.,.,-, inn.-.i .,, luunni on. . .... n in ,
L'S.Tl 11 St Illlfh mass Churrh nf V'laltatlrin
m ,n -,, ,.,. (. A , ,
ncral .
aonnox - M.iv 111 MVltr. wife of wn-
tlaill OorUnn. eil IW Itelallvta nnd frknds.
VVmems Councl' N.i ill n af t1 West
I iK, T.mnl. v I 1. f i! i. i-Ainn.l
I ,t v' Monre rirele. Vn ST 1. nf (i. A. rt..
iiiiuen in iunri. .Mnn p in . .v.ii .
Ifillh si Int tVrnvvnert rem Ante funeral
llonr.lX-vtv 1.1. JOHN huabai.d n'
vrnresret Mcltuali Itornan P.elatlves nnd
rn-nds Invited to funeral. Sat 7 30 n m..
'.'h.l'.l I si inch mats nt Ihe I'htirrh of tlve
vtsitutu.n ti a n, in. iir.iv ,-rn. i -..
Auto funeral.
""AIIAM May K. i:mki.INK liraif.
rnemhT.
Invited In funeral Mnn .
N lnrenee at Solemn
in . iftfis x .urirn nt sirmn
I fautem iniii St Mlrhinfs Cbnnh t a. tn.
t)rirlr,l Int lirkalK n1r fnnufgl
itii i u..v nn.-,- v ; .tj....
..' ?".. -. ' i.iwii. .. nnw oi
I '
I 1
unani ji nan. iiHHiivefi .mil frlend-i In-
in lunriHi .rv w ij.i. .-v i.itn
isii i - m i'i; irn nt
ITrn.V -Mav irt, Mi SoniDiq rolnt
V .T HANNAH S widow of tUnre Hv- ,
U Jr Hird HI Tls)Mtlr Hnrl frifnrl In
ittrii to fun-ral nnrvti "" rmldnrf, Sorner-i '
Point, Sun . 1 3u p ni Inl rinant tile '
1IENllLT. Mav IS ID M w,f,. nf
ilfuru- KenahaU end dauvh'"! nt !!. Can
'am Jo" nh an. J Ala rearer Urn rn ml I at !-!.
(ient-H or niAi-o mis uuei
it-t(i."i Llneoln Drli- GtTinam
c I.ipntnuitt,
ma leu- rma Ins I-: I S n rn Futiera I
"rvle! nnd Int S' nri few's Knlerobhl
'"hurrh Hrldcton V J tfat. 2.10 v tn.
.Tra'n l-a.-n Mart;-t nr tr ti 30 n. m
HITCHIVS Ma HI THOMAS A hu-1-ppd
nt Faindrt i: Httrhlns nu- notice
of ftjneral will be jificn, 4733 Roi"lilM Ht.
' HOLLINGSWliRTH -- May 14 JOHN
. WKSI.nY HGLLTNGSWOHTH R"lattti ami
'ftlttidH almi Klllott Ludue N'o 3344, J V.
' . tif ( S lntt-d to funeral nerrlce.
Thura p ni . at HMhrl M K I'hurih.
Slmpaon to-id Ardmore Pu. Inl Church-Mil-
iin Maryland Frl
I HHOPKR Mxt 14. at Wild wood N .L.
I F.MILIi: V lUtOPKU. foriTi-rl.' h leather of
iwn r nt-nn
pubib- sriioois. I'hiiadeinhlM Reiattxei and
friend, invited to funeral tervtrca at Lawn
dalr M E Churrh HlIni: Sun . and
Letlck t Lnwndale. J'hils Frl 2 p rn
,Mli to l.evtrk ttt.
HYhAND ilay t JOSEPH, son of '
Jamea J. and ifarv Jljland Relallvei I
nnd friend Invited to funeral. Hnt 2 p tn
patents residence. t;on3 Reinhurt at. 'lot!
Vfilirumi ' s .,, .lulu lUIICini,
JACOHSON Suddenly. Mav In THEO
ROM), husband of Susan Jarohon Fit
neral. to whb-h relative-i and frier.ds Invited
sat 1 7,n p in. rear 13: (nrpnter at.
Int Fernwnoi i Vm Auto erv Ice I
JENKINS. May 15 JOSEPH R hus
bainl of Phoebe A. Jenkins. ated fiO Rela-
1 i.-s and friends invited tn funeral aerv
u-. Sat 2 p. m . Mt Carmel ave. Edue
JOHNSTON -Mr IV re.idrn'e of 8on In
law. W R. 1-oster. v llllanison Srhnnl n.i..
wir Countv. Pa. INN IK i.amovi- ... ?-
,. ir.mm.rn inkii.mn f. 1...1 r tt n.i.li. .
friends Invited to' funerl. Pat. 3 p m
- M.n.. r .i.i...i.i . ' ,.....'"
..- 4ms rtVhVii -ii :"Hn?usi:.""
l.evenngtnn . em
K.i?."N;,,lS:n;V ',1,:?'". JY-Jiu-
Uvea and friends nnd Jr O. t' A i
'"" " ' '"-'. DHru If. IieiH-
No 4.
llivuea lo tunerai errvice. .sun., 1! n.
apartments or Milium II llattersbs, 331H I
nruau oi. mi i,.i..i.i-, .ui, Pierian cem
Auln funeral.
K XNinr Mav 14 rATiiumvK
ivldou nr Jonn Kennedy 'nee fjormleyl. aaed
4. Klallvi.. and frl'ndh, All.r unci Ilouiry
Sod.ty of th Church nf the VI, it tlon In.
lled to funeral. Sat.. 8-30
re,ldenr
of her on, Kitmond Kennedy,
I M.irh.r t. Hl.h m. riunk ,kZ ....;'
:tlS0 N
' i.tlon 10 a m. Int. New rath. i,.i ":.'
I Autn funeral """
i.fi.-TV Mn.. ft Tr.riii r. .... .
i... nVS. iVi.i (:i 5.i.i.."" ".V
It,t.tl.s T and friei da lnvlterf l t f.!.ri
,l,,viV, n s!t. t., 'Vn?"'
charle. Klein. 1(114 W Mentor .1 t .'
jir r- ni"v
KNEEZ :t. May 1ft JOHN, husband of
Amteino Knees, aaed 7H. HHniv.. .h,
friends Invited to funeral Pat. 3 p. n,
.i4n.. nih.r T ! . ini, ii.
, IATILLK. aged f.8. Relatlvea and friends
invited to funeral sen i re.i Sat , 11 a in
I at the chapel of Andrew flair A. fcon. Arch
and tBth ts Int. Arlington cem
' LKWIS Mav 14. W THOMAH LRWI5?
i husband of Annii T lwis (nee Ferry
' Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Bat.. 8 a ni . 41 McKean at Solemn re-
. ouiem mass fTiureh of the Barred Heart
9 30 a m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto f
eervire.
MAHAHG -May 15. HOWARD KEATHEIl
,,ni'.,1n!;r)hUn'dno'n of Ro't jW' M"'
'f'X&.VJ."-?,? "rtS'J. J.2n?..A.n"
r Manure, aged 28. , Relatives and friend.
Washington ioase, tv0. on. y. and A M
1... at Ana. f) A Pn.nia. Vn 1 it . i .'
ivti miir . ," i,i w Jonn
uommanoery. o, .
nrv A A. S. II . 1
K T- Phi .V "I."."
--j . i i."""'?1'!
A. A O, M. y.. invited to funeral sendees!
Sat., 2 p. m.. Sid Arbutus t . Germantown,
I'u iu lempie,
McBRIDE. May 1. ORACE R.. daugh
ter of Margaret and late Jamea McRrlde
Relatives and friends. Sacred Heart Confra
ternity of St. Ann's Church. Invited to fu
neral, Mon.. 8:30 a. m . mother's residence
Snr.8 Araminso ave. (23th Ward). Solemn
requiem mass Church of the Nativity 10 a.
m. tnt. St Ann's Cem
McCAU-UM. May 15. IRVING, husband
of Anna E. McCallum. aged 59. Relatlvea
and frienda Invited to funeral services, Krl.,
York Stock Farm. Three Tans, Montgomery
Co.. pa., arrival 1:02 p, rn. train from
Reading Terminal. Int. private. Autos will
meet train at Ambler station.
McCLURE May 18. at Hackettstown.
N. J.. MABEL M. daughter of Walter p!
and Uzzle It, Harris McClure. Services
Saturday 2 p. in., at residence of grand
mother. Mra. J It. McClure. 2230 Green
st. Int. private.
McCROSHiN. May I MART J wife of
! vvas
, K 3'i
"." 'ri. f.tf 5-j.?j T" " "
nvui. ..."Y.-. "... w K.irii.
u.-uuujyun uiy is. iiArtT. wife nf
Morlah Cem.
Frlenip may rt,v r,maln.
.ii u vi .' v uu.t "'" "i r.awira and'liJn Aiarinnrouan. jni. rt.
' " -y-i i '
rrTi "
. i"fTa
llKATill..Fk' :tCe
' "J 1'W'I
'I.
, ,; .. ,?fiw.
' ,"',''' Ruth prt n t,
'A'r .i.'JL'iF ?!r9'i-.""T'.
-'i-vi'.fc'' .i" "--''asi
KIU
uiv
2.v ns
.,f.KlS..i,,n.' .?J?r ."?!". i'J
iiiruru a iiinprni,
APm.. 8:S0 .'
I mnther-i rii,unP.
IL'l'S X- Wit
r"?mn niKn rnuirrt ni. Ht- ma.
' Bi.mI, hl.h ..,r ".V..
"" ' . m. "t iwf s.ouienB
, Met.OroHM.V.-'JI.y in. PATRICK.,'
' U"l"J."' nrr .viriaiusniin mffl.'Ull
Holy Sepulchre Ctm,
MCVAI.I.T. May IS.
IAMF.S jt 'VWms.I
nin-i. j ann All
and Alice MeNally (n 'IfewfiS
kbcI 8 Relative, and frlendi Invited t
"tl1.. M."n 30 m. parents' rl
Ai: Z: Cambrli l. Illnh diim Chu
'' vmiiauon iu a. in Int rv'w Cith
' em Autn funeral. w
MrNAMARA May 1.1 FI-iTmENCBV
lauchter nf Clarence M and Anna 4
samara Inee Shlslerl. ai-d It. Ret
"" irinna mviie'l In mnerai, .Vlon,, X'.m
parents' reldnce. 'jail 'a-atklna'at.'-i!
rrlnlty Lutheran im Remain may.j.Tl
wrvr
lef
I MrXKif.
ta in RKBErCA,
dauihu
I ttves wnd
iriena. invited in luneril a
' fes Knn .
na s. iail .. ;i-i.l
, private
.u. .. .v.ii jiu -1fV4-i'
inv
i C " -' " ii, uni llaV,,raM P
l ''""''P." of Ann and l.te .lohn Merrlm,n.taS
n,""'!vr.t ndfrtenits J.adles' T. A. B. Hoejl.i;
MRRRIMAN
Mflv 1 1. KATTlEnTtKJIKi
I tv nf Kt Inhn'a fl.Mak rae...l.
1 T A., t lrel No, IS: Turltv Lodei
" " f a. .muted to fun?ra&nfit;
i "."".- " ut'V'"" r r-iaenct-. in wmh
t "'. imhlcknn' R4auitm rriAii Rti Jul
"" "artist Church 10 n. in. Int. Wriiml
tv:N,LExl.'nj;.ri.r-M,,v " rnnwrwK vixft
.. .nhuntiii -npo inrh. wir or ottir,
I lV' "rvlce.. 8at.. 1 :n n m.. 204 1,',
irwit-r IteHIiVtH arid fr rlflf lnVUftl
Invited
n.. .SOt l
i """" 5"5 " '"'"', " ' ' W
' v MtDPI.RTO.V -jrav II at AtUnUmClS?
I il, 'nil" ' w Iddw of Barclay MI4afs-
ton
RtaMveS nt1l rnndfi Invited to funtrntl-
PrVIfH. Vr
hff on. IfAi-ry H,
n, m nt tne reiionncn ns
M1'llfton, 883 N, 26th
si int nrlvnt ' u
MIIXKU -Mm- 1, .TOHN TT. MlLt,Rh;.'
"7 ' . n1ntiv-i i ti friends, remwoftd
fynrl Mt n. m . Manontc Hontf. 33M
,- 'Mi'ii .Mtiinny inf juminnni ana n'efT'
,.,otin nn.l Int niUn Mirnhr nf rnunttrjs
ork, Irp.and. IlMttv and frlnH- tnJ81
i . i. . . . .
. . i i. . i nnarg .
f-..i -. ..:..-' "'-."." I".. "V"
ii i iin.ra i a .n ... is...
iM.inr -i , .tn nnd wnnrfnn ats piftlel
n on.1 frfrndi frultM m funernl srrlc
V.K.. " n,t: .nfIV MtttliMr-TTtnii
rflJ
Sole tvjr.
.... t-i I "'' .rrilll - HUW"Pd
i m siHur
i'-ni 1tlMrsiDWni, J1UCKB LTD.. PtkJi
P.
T tt
PWJST. R.ifttii-fl nni friend.., Plilli.Ma
iiinrmi prtrn fHI p, Ttt.. VtloTM
navhi H Knlkx K &. Son 1S24 X. Cro(J t
L m 1
, rif'Kt.KS Mb? tr, JOHN" hunMn.J 0
nnl rinMs nttfj :2 Rltlv., mn
frtjnr1-i Rhnkruncnre Ilee. No. 1li Rnrt
' "f St. r.f-rrc nnrl Phlln Trfr- V i
i I. - " M. united lo funerAl, Fat., llfl
tio,i ririn fi gVvlCt9 lnurcnv OI
Jme th Iss L',30 p, m. Int. prlratft,
t nEIM.T.May- ir. ?4nATf A.. rW
y is PMlAIf A., wldowve!
a red 7". rttlatlrei in'
o funeral Pat.. 8:30 ..In..
i-ln-lan-. IVIltlam 3, ClenrV.
' 1 m t-ttM. ll-llt.. .. ."'
.nin-. urniT, r
frl-nd- lntcd to
rA.l.tannn. anK.
.-.-:' - ; r.. -ui-in" . itiiintin .
sfll r. Walnut lane, rtermnntetrn. slnl.Mn
r,..m mass Church of t., Imrnlrol.S
; i onecntlon 10 a, m. Int. Holy Seoulciirj
, fern, ...j..
, IlinllTI.r.r. fav U 'vTjr.T.TAir 'H
' TtltlHTI.KY. husband or Satan rt. RITiHv
,lnee FrederlrU 6kA rt n.i,l.r
! frlenda nenerat T. II. nirney hofti "itoj
" ... n-v ' '-'".ini i'. it, mrney LansovJI
'A ..e v.. rnembere of Kre Chnrrrh .
"! .lenn and. IIIMe riaaj. and all oth
ortrantzatlons of vvhleh he wfll a. tTlfmber.. lQ-tK
' ;" '? niienu tne funeral. Sat.. l:SO o. m:7a
I JJJ-'l J-' lJ"n'nJ' ve. Servtcea f-Frg
''ntirrh of St. John. ?::tn n. TO. TMf ,;.,. .
. cr HlllCem. .. ,7H
' ...Vi'ifi-n sl. , VfZ Ji- EW?ABT1
'rlmda Invltert tn funernl. Mon.. JO .-HI . &
realilenee of parents. :ir,2 N. 2Tth ait7 8uJj
riiuen''e hi rrnt,. "ir. N 2T. . .i:
, ""in IUrIi rfiulem mass fhurrh nt in.?T,
Prr 1 1 mm 111 nnd 10 U m Inr IIaI.. u.b..wH'a
. u. ..;. ..":.. :ii-i . '..." ": ma
iiwr i riu , im iiuiuiiiuuiiVR, sAlleniOWtl IPO..
pnmri opy V ' "H
POWK. Mav IV HnitBRRT L. ftfttrcVJ
aeeil ft Relptftt-n and friends. Pennv
at,la conncll No. 342. Roval ArcMnuSt.SSjl
iltc J to funeral i-erUce. FrL. 2 n. in f.T 2nt&
SCIIAFFKR. Mav Id. JOHN KLMmfteiffi
"i diuin . nn laturn r.. ."cnarier. aged 2ifm
Due notl. r of fMnernl win bv riven. Baftta
renUt"f. 113 V. rt2d mt - J ,
.-i n.iMi" .mm' ii . Al JlAKUAlTFrr
Invlt.'d to itI-o-j. Sat 2 p m,. from'htf!
oaugnier m
ueh
realdem . Mr R.
FifhrS R fi-MI
t'hrttttan si Int
private GreenmounVOmT,Jl
.Mfwiuni!. a'aw
).l.LUU(IJ SKAUC'Il
friends invited i
notice. sl-.tcr'a resl
-rts. S. Congress at . Newtown, Pa
and friends Invited to funeral services.
2 n m.. retdenc or daughter, Mra Anrmv.i
SEARCH. M. 1 I
It ae180 .nslatlmiunf;)
funeral without forth-ftf
sldenr. Mrs. Anna JtotW-l
Int Private. Fernwood fern... Phllalt Xa'1i3rl
Remain, mav b xlewed Frl eve, ' -mTW J3
'ate Atiam ann i.nzaDetn ii. Short, vy-rj
neral aerIce-j Sat.. 2 n. m . 1016 DtamonoVij
-t Int -vme. , , 7"?
SIEGER At Wilmington. Del., ila-fJi".
'ii"r'" -. Mini, luttrrai BervicesT"
Sat., 12 noon residents of Miss Ada,-Mia
Mltcnell. 11(4 W 8th at.. WllmlnJton7lfflS
Wen Laurel Hill Csm., Philadelphia Sii
Autn funeral.
SMITH. May 14. MIRA
rtlliffhtavA mrt
liam R. and
I dauchtei
daughter of Mlra and late William J-Katie?
aged 1 year.
1 ':r .::..:. .." inn
tirange ave . vtiuvy. ini. private,1 Noti
tViinr Utll 1 em !!
hpknckk. At nwu uermantown ye.7J,
l'AV.VIR Widow of John Swnr.p imtiM
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral airvi-t
trm.M viol " n In nirlir. . m 11111 T?--.ri
t Irs SHt
i MrOoldrlfk. MIO
; "- ". .1? -iiamivix
1 arm a tit twwwt. ' - ., .... v . 4
Norlhwnnrt l em.
'-'"" ""jna
. STONER. Mav 14 HELEN.
' f ! r lr find Mttrv Mtnnep tnm Hh.l;
I Fed 10 months. Relatives and friend.
v1t-.1 tn funeral Sat 2 n m ibM.
w?,ihx, ",'. ?..A7m4
u...i. . - -- .,u, auiB; j
""BU-kbxbt-si.v ... rnTER .a.. .tiaS
l...t .t MaDHalsnu AT Uam... Tt : M
and friend,. Trlntera' Union, No. 4. Invitadl
to funeral. Sat.. 8:31) a m.. MOO rino 'til
West Thlla Hlsh man Churrh ot sti
TranaMuuratlon 10
int. tioiy
Cem Auto funeral
THOMAS. May 14.
auildenlv Ji&9A
rennrove, it . ALMEIIT Q .on of Anit
nd late Albert (j. Thom.i mA lfl s..i..a4
tile, and frlnds Invited to Mrrlc, HVln.-.tl
2:X0 p m . chapel of Nw Britain BapUbM
llnr.lnip tlrnund Tnt Vew nlt.f r"swJ
Krlends may call Thura . 7 to in n'i.l!
rlend, may call Thura , 7 to JO D.,(jit "5a
Her 11. Hair Uld.. J820 Che.tngt fcjlJSW
THOllAS. May 14, at Wlldwood. N.ij fii
IIARI.ES. husband of Maria- A. TbomatlAsi
u'"f.r!.'-.
iiiifji
' rilMais, iiusnnnaoi .Maria- A. TBOM;
' HCa ,on nL. " "J0.1? ?na-.clr11M
I T7i,s.."'.,Al VV r?nA W"l?JnG nrim.aSS.i3
,':"";r;-.-7' i'.i.".'A ... '.:. """ "-'J'"""'!!
i r'a ,; -, rid: -ihssi
1 nrtvate North Cedar 11(11 Cem L$
r nnn -m.v u liAnhiniMi w i
I fnee llarnes), widow of rnanieitVriin
,TJ -.'.. V. TL' " .. .;... iruer,CK AJl
of tllrt tinjder ave. Kelatlvea and
invltea to eervire. i..i . in a. m.
Hair Hide lS-'O Cheatnut at. InC
wood Cem. Prlenda may rail Frl. !
WALLACE. May 14, OKOROR. A.'
OI lam Iotieri anu r.H7:aDetn wanai
3S. nelatltea and friends. Wa
Camp. No. 040. P. O. 8 of A.. lnvMi
ei-vlm. Stat.. Jt n. tn . 730 V. XTth's,
Xl'aa. T .....I HIM lam tlAHulna 'u. L.
lewed Krl. eve f '&
WALSH. Suddenly. Mav 1S. ltTrttA-Mrw
husband of Annie 7. Walsh, aneil M.ibple-
tlves and friends. St,
Ij;o,.Councli..iM)4K;,.
, funeral MoTKSo'.m "
I '" " V" lomlmr: SoleV,' rlw
Ii-'"- l-h"rrh Hi a. m. 'int. St.
K. of c.. and Mason Guilders' Asso,
ii'invlied-.
lacenr
mil
Tlfltanft
VVit.TftV Mbv IK IPNVItiwI
ntr t j v. ' i.. .!- 5T
JL!"fV "?.V" i"J .,rV";i
iJoroinea vaitnn. jteiHiivea ana-iriM
i vlted to funeral aervicea. Mon.. 12hiA
Illinois ave.. Atlantic city, N, J.-1M,N
vate Central Iaurel Hill Cm. PhllWri ,
r vu. .-.iHj' io, uijr3iri, wue U'j
arn, uFimnti miiu irienoa. r inem
flclal Hocletv and Rci-Dtlan Couin
144. 8 and D. of U. Invited to t
Mon. 7.3A a. m.. 2fl4t N, Jessup attWal
maea Our Lady of Mercy Church ft-Ju
int nrivaie. auo lunerai. . ,,
WEST. May IT. ADEf.B 'BJOW
ttwn. naugnier or itaier r r3 ?ihU
Bartaln West 422 Cheater art,.S5i
tlce of funeral will be, given. n (ViT3
wMnw'AU, iiay in. hi;a.xi
wtdow o,v coionei jamea ai, wmte
lives anu irienas. memoera oi
tist Temple and Colllngswood 'U?M
tlst Church. Invited, to funeral fl
int. vii I'eace -enu ,r r;e nos qvUM
after 4 p. tn, .;. ,
WHITLEY. May 1. r.LVAeJi
UKX tnee ireierai, aaugnier, or
i Invited to funeral service.
ana lav jaroo i-evcr. rvriauv.
W1TTMKH. Mar la. (IS
of Emilia Wlttmer foe. l(lllj
frlenns. memnera or tva.iuai
483. P. o.. , or a.j eroio
InTllen to lunerai Mrnio
fist Vnrk at.. Camden.'
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