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fW
IIAL MARKET
TE OF CONFIDENCE IN NEWS
t
COMING FROM BATTLEFRONTS
rherc Was No Great
i Leading Issues Was Marked Other Things
rv-v-
l-W
of Interest in
m
note of conndenco In the news
' reflected In tlio tone of the market. There was no sreat tictl lt ,
imber o transactions bcliur conmnrntlclv small, but tlio stieiicth
tjbe market, cpcclally In the leading Issues, tins ery iiiurKcil.
' ,3lany brokers do not look for much activity till the rnllioad and ta
P' aHttatlOns are In moio dcllnltc foim,
jfii 4ft of the railroad contract with the
wi vougrcjs in me iiiniicr ot taxation.
H.W.' ...
I'rAccordlnc to some houses which
Us, there Is hope for a readjustment of copper (inetal) prices by the
Ifirnrnent. They assert that a number of mines producing; lowjrrnile
lhaxo been forced to susnond production because thev were losing
'ti
Ly.icy at the price of twentj -three
feSTt Is bellecd that tills readjustment cannot be lonp tielajcd, as. In
KWffetvto get stilllcient copper for war
''wtn ni present mtit uc encouiatjeu. in audition to tne anoie. tiiese
Ub!iyrfi1cert Rav tlliif tlio hminikA In rrf.ltrltt l.itoa ulntio liu mlilpd nut rnnt
anX.VCW1llnM (n fliA or..,, tf iinnnnK mnl
i V V . j ,,, .v.v j i i.u'i i .tin,
arWdmr thn lniirpr c.onitrr uroiliirri'M In
fKfhUa to be furnished In thn nilous
iJJUJ.'liXM- ll'l IIIUIIlll, -."J lllill IIM'V fUll
'itn presentliiK their claim for it lusher
3& . .
iteresl in H ir vmonvo iMcctum
en:u.
raT f There vms quite a Rood thai
Sfcfcrpkcrs In this city xesterdas on the
feySi'.!' .. l-l..... r .,..
wtVl9l ,,m l llKlllli' VI nil dktUlt
B?I -There was u arirt rather than a dlffcience. In the opinions c
Rff-rssed as to what the were meeting to discus. or decide. Some brokers
Et i-va-Aa-. .e !. n..l..l.... l,.n t
riJlso ui mu u,iiiiuii nil- iwillll! HUl.U'!,! lilliilll. lll UI1 it lillKt; MjaiC Ul
fil.- !.. . ... .. .. .... .. ...
tne intcrooroiiRli anil tne urooMjn
fTJason for meetlntr, while others asserted that the meetlntr was nilinnrih
Hojdlscuss with leadinc banker tliat
Ejii-'act. Which spccllle.s that banks bankers or trust companies must lend
ilgthelr Indorsement to the notes of co.nip.mtes npplilng for llnancl.il lelicf
Cfrom the Government
tit?.1 ,s
ffclalse upe
possible that the Aai
both of these niattcis,
'''m.t.tln ,.llt,.p .llllnll...
jCJ.M,,V l.llllij ll.lllll'll.
KSJi There fs n good ileal of dissatisfaction beinK expiessed over the
wpoTlcy tf this Rotciument.il aucnej in
Ep:ftlyen on public utilities, and it is contended that on anotint of the con-
ii'titirgciion piaceu on me war finance
tunable to Ret any better terms for
vCorpOTtlon than tlio banks, a condition which makci thn corporation
Jj'njt1'a credit Instrumentality Iitually of no alue to the lit lltt toncerns
ffflo Public Offering of Certificates
plnff, l ,a sald ""t there will not be nnj public offering of the $.",4:0,000
KteXeV Tork, New Haven and Ilartfoid fi per cent ttust cnuliinient eertitl
Ltates. These were taken over by a
3Co., Kidder, Pea body & Co. nml l.ce.
ffiW, They ate dated .May IS. 131S,
t-Coxember 15, 191S. to May 15, 132S, In equal amounts of ?171,000 The
'.iYel,lP'nent represented b these certlllcatcs consists of fifty "Santa Ke"
Ivtyfjej locomotives, sl,ty all-steel passenger cars, fotty all steel baggage
gears, six cieciric locomotives and
-placed in operation from .September, 1317, to date, and that
rjv.tlW'Ncw Haven company has paid
'sMjiost. iu per tent of tlio tiust certlllcitcs. The total cost was $4,738,
'S,H3,4S, but to purchasu the similar equipment at the present time, It is
!"'ifM the cost would at least be $0,670,000, or almost dotible the amount of
fc tft outstanding ceitlflcatcs. A majority ot the maturities are for sale
ssB'K 6 per cent basis.
P'SAn Interesting point in connection
rtho llrst securities of the kind
kl.ail-1 .. ,,..,
i:k?&ii
-j'; lasswaaasr -iivpr I tin run i-n.i I m
kl-'" n in .!
cuss L,oai rroni numor
XTj.2.Vift W9G S.J 111 In tlin rlnuiitnun
yj - .. w ... ... ...u i.u i. ...w i, .. ....i.iiwu. Hid,. ,ik J(.il,ciuilj IIIL4L IIIC
sieject most dUcussed was a rumor that I'uel Admiiilsti-ator tlm field
had threatened to reduce tlio profits
Onti well-known banker said, in this
conversation with one of the bigijest
tolnutcs previous!), who temarked
t ajtthey got a profit of flft cents a
,Z5fJt apropos ot tnis, anotner told a
' hUK. Christmas had the fixing; of the
t ;lnlrlcs from various quarters decided on a price of fifty cents a pound
"steeuitlmc, the dealers in tuikevg had settled jmotiK themselves that the
E Vcfce must not be less than fortj-tvvo
--asniiniEiraior s aecision in tear and
it 'lower ririce. "Imacrlne their surnrlsp
Jiiitry. "when ho announced fifty cents
i.,t'"My own Impression," he continued, "was that the nearest lie evci
JrUto figuring on the turkeys before his appointment was when he
red a" portion at a first-rlass hotel and paid its price for It"
Uage in Business Foresight i
i.Tho advantage derived from
rn by the remarkablo position in
non- finds itself. This company
rig business at Chester. Pa., and
fce- out It foresaw the need of
l(sJp,acity at thn Baldt plant at Now Castle, Del , and bought a new
rWt " New Haven. Conn. It was Immediately filled up with orders,
St?wnien me pront. was so suosiautiai mat. it eaintri morp than a.
-jMllHoil dollars after all charges and excess-profit taxes had been paid
7' .
J,V,DOUt. six monuis ago n ocgan wonaering w nat it would clo Wltn
'JHMrifarge capacity after the war. The idea immediately occurred to it
rjSfmit was located in the center
WllpUles world ana tnat on tne river
stlon. The company immediately purchased a plate rolling mill
bie of turning out ship plates
I .should be In operation within
imposition of being almost without competition In Its field
ijf the Baldt plant Is not large
i.the mill at capacity, the company can fall back on the New Haven
(tjfor Ingots. This latter plant,
overnment sufficient orders
st.' 1919.
K":fiJt i-s-r. Ts-vrtno
j W -X VJUU LAJ 1 i3
i-?i-?4
and
KV
PARTIAL
.w.
'CI -k a -arw-r-r-s.-.TlTir
c rA i nixiix l o
-$r
'ft
mauca on neaueat
fts
.';ytaT-'ta'cc! p. rvT-cru
rrvnaiuni-a ot iaiaiv
(Phlla. Stock Exchange
IChl-am Rninl nf 0V..1
ICMi Wmlnat Btrt
" DIVIDENDS
usmJfM5jM:'xi? ;tit.fi' -
a -ttttr re-trwt finUDiiVV .
rij u.vjuonii oi un uvnnr ana
chiw ii40' per sua re nas
id on both Common nnd Pre-
rtat Htock of The Barrett -r-nni.
Jersey, and the Preferred Stock
-Keceip-is or me American iiai
tnoanv. payable o&JuIr 1. 10IH.
artokholder of record as at the
sera eune lo. ivi, and on July
th PreferrM stockholders of
9 narrew uompany ana ire
BubscriDtlon Recelot holdpm
can Coal Products Company of
ftt' the close of business July 1
gfcKIT J. STISHU. Treasurer-
UUHMrM. RKSORTH
CAM MAT. N. J,
FA, nrl P. It St. Jf. family
n.. Bjoou wo. utt. uiitfrtoru.
0. Tt. t.
Near beach; cap. SSO.
1 J.AItmrt Karris Proa
REFLECTS
Activity Yesterday. Strength
the Street
fioni Ktnopc nil dd jestctdaj ,
and'are anlously awaltliiK the llnal
Government, as well as the action
arc more or le.s Intciestcd In Conner
-
and n half cents a pound
needs production on a larger scale
,1, tl (tin, n !a mm nmnnl .,,, r...t
Liiiih . , i; v . ,fc niuii.1111 ill. mi . wv i.
i:el toirnlher nud llnd nut throuirh
copper companies the expenses of
IIIIIIC ill 111," ,I-11I 11 , UNI HUM t'llP-C
pi Ice uj the (,urinmr,nt
of interest tdl.cn b KtnUeis and
repotted mcctlnc in Nc York uf
11. .....! , ,- -
itaplil Transit was their principal
part of the War Finance Corporation
I'inance Corporation on this Islt ma
as well as a general discussion of the
the decisions which It has already
Lorporatiou act tun utilities are
lln.inclnp; from the War rinanco
sxndlcate made up of .f P Morgan &
Higginson & Co . ami among the
and will mature semiannually fiom
six locomotive cranes, delivered and
In cash on account $1.33(5,363.43,
with tlieso certificates is that they
to be issued since the Government
!(
- -
.
tl j nniN I ili.-t.fiit ...utdi.l.. l.i. ,1.A
to oneialors to flftj tents per ton
connection, that lie had been in
coal operatois in the counts a fen
that he hoped that tlariield vsould see
ton and he would he well satisfied
story of a certain food iPKUlatoi who
price for turkc.vs. and after m.iklni;
cents and vvcie waiting on the food
iremnilns that ho would quote a
and ricllirht." tnltl the teller ..r tho
a pound."
business foresight is very clearly
which Penn Seaboard Steel Corpora-
for "tears lias been doing a general
New Castle, Del. When the war
Ingots and immediately increased
of the largest shipbuilding industry
theio was not a singlo plate mill in
and railroad equipment plates. This
thirty days and will put the company
enough to turn out suITIclcut ingots
however, has Just been allocated 1
to keep it going at capacity until
PERCY AND FERDIE
00UBTLE5S
CEWERAiL CROVDER'S
HEW ORDER
MfVWV.ORnORFIi,HT"
MILL AFFECT 't'OOR
BUSiHESS TOO
FAVOR
OLD CHAf
MANPOWER -
SOCIETY GIRLS ENLIST
IN AMBULANCE CORPS
Seven in Chicago Awaiting
Call to Service; Must I'ny i
Their Own Kvpcnses
. .
( lilmgo. .Juno 13
Seven .vounc C'hloneo milctj clrlt
h.ivo rnlliteu frr uiniiuinm-r scrviro in
I'l.mcc. ami nro aualiliiB their uall.i
whlrli may eonio at any moment
They are prepared te do the roughest
and nattiest work which may fall to their
lot, and to take their ch.incis Just like
I
IwwuuiiuiiiiiiDiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiii
Philadelphia
Busy
is
lis three hundred and
seventy thousand separate
homes within the city's
limits and
t h o u s a n
homes in adjoining sub
urbs are full and it is
advertising for rooms for
workers.
Our Bank's business has
largely increased, but our
.active and well-organized
departments have time to
look after your needs.
We are ready.
K
Corn Exchange National bank
Philadelphia
Chestnut t Second
7fimETj!if!in.imnii: UtiiiHinininii'sUiiijiiiTiUtiKUtmiiiiE'iiiKiTmmiiiNiMiiiiUiMiittiit
"I MMf.lt HrOhTS
I NAI
? ! i
On Your Trip to the Pacific Coast
A trip which Includes tho marvelous
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Excellent accommodations cool, restful,
dayand-a-hall's diversion on the
Canadian Pacific
GREAT LAKES
Steamship Service
From Perl McNIooll, vln Toronto, on Georplan Bay
through Lake Huron and Sault Sto. Maria lo Fort
William on Laka Superior.
A DELIOHTFUL CRUISE ON INLAND WATERS
i lite
ata ! ', mtk
1
(. or nnte fnr tnfnnmdm on lteoit Jour o A 130 I
Ticket and It-rscrvaltoni Secured from
It. V, IW.TU.N, City Passenger Apent
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
MQJBK (
It Chestnut Mrrrt
1
31
iSjQBl ' .''. 'T J?jCb '
Racing, Baseball, But Mostly Clerking
ES, BUT RAiCINti IS BACK OF THE
G,0VEFlHMEMT VITH THE SAME
SPIRIT WHICH 15 NOW DOWMHT
THROVjtiHOUT THE COUNTRY AND
AS ONE OF THE. STEWARDS OF THE
TOCHEt CLUB, I AM HEARTILY llsl
OF UTILIZING EVERY" OUNCE OF
V
nii.v iii.iti Kor months tlicy liavo becji
HlndvlnR ami liapshiK cxniiiliiutlon tifter
cxamliintlon until tlicy veto tnltl that
thf h.ul i'crn nceeiitetl fir service-
The following nro the jouni? women .
vvlui Imvp been titxeptcil
Mls l.uoy H framlon, 1035 Hast
fortj-rcvtntli Hlrcct
Mls I1cl--ii Stuck, itf the 1'aulKner
.Vhmil
l Mlri Oral . nil Dell, 1203 l'ralt Ilotlle
Mlr Mm- llltclicouk. IT,:.", t.il'.c I'Htk
invrmtr.
MlhS lMtilliif KIII.L-i tifll MipiIiI.iIi
r()!1(
jjj (rolln ilnni 13, '.
.,,, ,,,.,1 tn.
hrre' jouhr women arc to tnlcr
I (.'otiMiicuil ( "'"'
hehiK recruit! d lt .Ml. l.tlil liiiiumi
Drake, of the Drake stctloa cinlt.ilrt of
the I'ltnch lit nij
its
d s
scores of
additional
ituii.'niti'UiiiiiimiiijintiiiniiiiiiiiiiJ'Kiri
uniimi
srvtMi.K m-.oRTs
f'AI
Plillndelphln
II 1'J.lllll lr,iPr.ll ACGllt.
Passensr Dovartmeut
Itrnailwn) New fork City
ITS THE SAME. WITH BASEBALL, AS I SAID
TO PRESIDENT TENER OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
" JOHNNY THE. BOYS OF" W CLUB ARE READY
TO A MAN TO MEET ANY REQUIREMENTS THAT
WILL HELP WIN THE WAR . IH
WE'LL BE ALLOWED TO FINISH
SEASONS PLAYING SCHEDULE
ETC
vmmimMmmwmm
Used in over
4000 plants
, The OIL paint with glotajr.
tlle-llke. white finish. Made by
' apeclal proceea over which
we have exclusive control. Con
tain! no varniih. Ita firm. yet
elastic aurfnee will net crack
or acale, for It expands and
cpntracta with temperature
changes and withstands vlbra.
tlons.
K Rice's Mill White
(Barreled Sunlitlit)
The original "Mill White.." ft
Increase your daylight 19 to
36 by actual teate. Reflect"
vcry ray of natural and arti
ficial tight. Reduces your light
tngbllla. Resists dirt. Is san
itary and can be washed clean
when other paints need recoat
Ing. Remains white long after
other paints have turned yel
low under the same condi
tions. For all Interior uses fa
factories, offices, stores, hotels,
restaurants, residences, etc.
Sold In barrels, also In cans.
Made In Closs, Egg Shell and
Flat.
U. S. Gutte. Perch a Paint Co.
Providence. R. I.
j SOLD BY
tlmrlfs llonil tompont, 6;n Arch St..
l-lilliuMphlii.
ti. r. lnrro . Co.. B621 (ierman.
town Ate., t'lilln.
Mrne. ttrnc o.. IS S. 13th St.. rhlla.
O. V, .urn Co., 373(1 North Urood St,,
1 rhilarlelnhla.
See. Fahrr '.. C008-10 North Froat
bti. Vhllxilelphla.
ItV. II. Trlre Co.. 209-11 South 10th
M., I'hllnitlenhli.
Caperonn Taint Rpeclaltlsa Co., Cans-
ten. N. J.
rimer T.. Co. ramejef. , J.
9 Facts
to the Line
F.rtrr Itn of trp In i
n inpir5 booklet lust
Usucd. trlls 0 Importrtnt
fnpts about tin Oil, MJn
int: or Industrial stock
trarld In on the New
1 ork Curb. The list In
cludes oer
400 Stocks-
rhlnr liar ralue capital
tock dnidrnd rate hlirh
and low level for the
month pnd year and
nther flmire for vpst
pocket reference that the
1notor em t keep in
hta memory.
send for free UooMft T.U.-051
JONES & BAKER
sBcrniTiF.s
Widener Bid?., Philadelphia
'Phones Pell, Wnlnut 1890
Keritnne, Hare -'.'90
Neir tork IMtfahnrsili
Chlrnico lloaton
Ptrecf rrdate ITtrft.
joxk8 iwcrrt.
WUcnrr tnlMlnc. TMIsifelsnlit.
Ton mar eend me your rest pnoVjet
reference booklet about 400 stocks.
litrtsi
I TOR III' 1'Ot'NTS
I.VUKENti: E. BROWN i. Ill
lill -. REAL EsTVIi: IllllST lll.UO
ISV KSTIO V I f. AltJI
CORl'OltATlON . IHS1
Mi'-iV'J.'-'.'.YH.K
'Lll 1) At col .NTh
SLMMI.lt HI.MHITS
ATI.NTirl IT. N. .1.
Coolest and Molt Attractive Location
OSTEND
Whole Block Ocean Front
Boston to Safre.cn ar.a In tMcluftlv
i hel-ica section Opn purroundlrnts.
Octan-Itw rnomi Sca-wat-r baths.
Private and public Modern hjflro. therapeutic
dparln.ent Orchestra uf fololata.
Auto hus meets trains Itooklet
OwrH-rflhlp dlrpctlon. John T. Dolphin, Mbt.
Knicles Mere. I'n.
I THE CRESTMONT INN ,.
The hotel with the Incomparable situation",
221H ft. above the eeft. on the summit of toe
AlkKhanie-" Golf, tennl. Iroatlne; and tti
, Bnest of frerh-ivatr bath inter. Modern Im
provements. Fnr booklet nnd terms address
WII.MAM WOODS. Manarer.
rh.w toitK 1'irv
ininiiauuuimiininiiiainiiuiini:t!0
iHOTELWEBSTERi
40 West 45 St
New York
Hurt off Fifth Ay, i
cneneot cvy
quictert streets J
Onecf NtwYnk'st
moat beauufulhoc tit 1
Muclif.voreJbywvv
tneji travelling with f
out ctcerta
Withtn four minute 1
waJk of forty the-
atxtJ
Center of shopping J
dii tne U
Reens stWita Bath,
$Z.H and uwudj.
Sitting fteetn, bed
reein and balh.
$1.00 and up tnis.
W.Jshnsao Qtaion.
1 jumuiiinciuiuuimitf3.umHimaIffiaunminnwuuiii
ALL UKLEUH00C
OUT THE
f
am T.i.-9.i4
IIIKI
HI i U H E
ill
HI i E
flP
' ' I IHEXT 0AYJ ri..oetiun,.oUKrvaivVfV I i "f
t ' THE PILL AR0UHD UgiiV rasaa iwnij GgfflWZS( Z 1 'f'SRw
S A BT. r13t1Ca 3.W?I -1 zjm h
' .essm i ip fffivTYiii svvx f(-faai --TT Jw. L vv.' i- V7 aa - I
MUTATIONAL
noth nets.
elDrtTIMND AND BOOKKEEriNO
Gregg Hhnrthsnd the easy, speedy system
Business Courtti. Day or Evening Schools,
Enroll any time, To meet the heavy anil
Increasing demand for young men and women
with office and business training our classes
will be continued day and evening through
out the coming aummer month". Call or
write for particulars and catalog.
rniLADEi.rniA nciNF.s cGlleob
1017 Chestnnt St.
STPAVFR'S The fleet Rustness School.
wltVrt Itn a anl-ao7 chestnnt Street.
Pneltlnne guaranM. Knter now. Day or night.
TUTOtt Inline: man. crnduate enalneerlna
onni-Ki. Munrthmnr. Hclres to tutor 1 or
more plude'ita for hlrh or ureiwratort erhnol
or trll in mathematics srlrnce and Rn-
I llh rrllllnit to pu In mountains or other r-
1 ort lofitlnn, hlirliest references. V 41,
I f 1cr fVn tral.
bating Women and (llrle
Tnmitmx. n. v.
Ml Mann Hummer Hrhool of ratrlolle
Pertlre for llrls,TarrMown-on-Hudeon.N.T.
STK.MIIIPS
WILSON'S SELECT EVENING
TRI?S
cr thb nKAcnrrL delawarh
Eterr Friday and Saturday Krenlng
New Dolpliln Line Palsce Steamera
TRENTON AND IJUf.rillN
Good Muslo No Liquor
Post 1-sies Arch St. Wharf 8:15 P. II.
Fare SSc each way
Beatf)
.Mntzr. Lidla A.
Apple, Bllra E.
Aslimenfl, Mary A.
Aspen, W. Hsrry
Atkhuon, Hudd
rtukp. SnnhiA
Johrrston. Pariie
Kay. Athert ft.
Kelly. Michael J.
lxlmlev. Asnea
t.atj. Randolph W,
Law lor, Elizabeth
tisiea, M. Isabella
I.ltzcnberger. Ix)Ulse
Madeo, Joseph J.
Maher. ftiHrlen
.Martin. Wm. T.. Jr.
viasnn I.llllan J
Mn'arron. Andrew J.
vti f'ullnuRh Joseph
MrOoiern. John J
Meiuol, Charles
"vterrJII. AuffiitH It
vtlllrr. Ulenit VV.
Morris. Jemes V
MUrpliy. John f.
Slusurtte. Herhcrt
ritts, I) Aiken
t'rnul Clarenre T
l'n-stlflllppn Mlrhle
Iterve. Sarah W.
tllikard. Klla II
Ttobrtson. Anna
Rosier, Louie J,
Kclilriner. Richard C
Nll. Charles If
.Simpson. B-irah P.
Hmlth. Havld
Hmlth. ndmund
Smith, lister t.ee
Smith. Samuel
street, Mary B.
Sutton. Catharln
Jdllor. Natli. I... Sr
Thompson. John
Turney. William
Walmelcv. William
Whltb, Mar M.
Vernier, inhn. M.
Young, Wllliani
I fleelitel, Varlo St.
, Hflloff, lurry A
llenne- rharl"" M.
Ilortstrom, Amhcns
finriln. Ann
rtrntiHt Mnelll
Uranslon, I'.lUa
HrrnnHti Hanih
Hrlndi II. .tnhli V
nroph i'tlierln
nuliler. vvliiiKin 1'
IiiirK. .lains
ttusfman John O
i lnrk, Walter It
I'olluriai Charles I
rnndnn, .tnlin
..Ai.im-a rtnlrlnt
I 1II1IIUID, . 1,(1111.
il'onp'rthwHlt IMnln
nuiure fiw
foil. William 3
fustls. Henrietta B.
Iiaiinenlioffer, .Vlnry
tterr. 11ar
Porfnrr. .lolin
fmjer. Krntik n
Elder. Oenrge II
Hrklne James It
t;nns. Thfodnr.' N
KerBuenn. Isabella
roes, t's ru It Ir
rulton. Marv t
tjates. fcflilen T.
tlrovew. Mcta 3T
llamlll Jediinette
llmrj, Man Ann
Houseman M I,
Irwin. llTrx
John?. Anna floalna
At.SKT7.nn June It. l.TDIA A . yife
I of William Alsentzer and widow ot lohn
I t amphell ltelalhcs -r.f friends Invited
I to BTllc-es, Sat. S p in., BB10 KIliBsesslne
' -lie Int rernwoori Ccm
Al'l'l.i:. June 11. nt.lZA V... dnuehtcr
1 nf Kdcar 1 nml Jennie Apple (nee names).
telMtlteff end friends, members of Amerlcua
I Division niilslon No 101. S of T ami
I members nf First Presbyterian ' Inircn or
KensliiKtnn, lnlled to funeral aenleea,
' Sat 'J p. m . parents' residence, e.,n I,
VIerier M Int .Northwnort Cein I'.omalns
mv he lee,i I'rl., after R P in ,,
AHIIMKAD June 12. MAnV . -, "lie
nf thn late llenrv D shmrad Relatives
ni d friends iniited to fiiifi il srvlree rrl .
i p in Ifijj N, Hroad St. Int private.
.VSIT.Ni June in. W HARRY, husband
of AnxlU Aspen tliee Rose), ased .IS ,.Relf
tlies and frl-nds Rch.iboth SI. K. 'Jhurrti:
Hvenlng Sler Lodge No. 1ST. K. of P.:
1, O O M , No. .It, Invited to funeral
snlees rrl 'J .10 p m . IflJS Paul st .
rratikfonl Remains nv be viewed Tburs .
after 7 p m Int private. Oakland Um
ATKINSON -At llerwxn. r . June 12.
Rl DP huahaml of late Stary J. Atkinson,
imed 71. Rrjatlves and friends Invited lo
funeral, Kromer nve., Rerwjn. Pit . Sat
'J p in. 'I rnln leans tlroad SI tita, l.'.l.i
p. ni Int private. .... .
BAKHK. June 1'-'. SOPIIIV vvite of
Prank IlakT and dauchter of.lale 1 ollreth
ninl Itirlnra Huber. aped 40 TteUtlvea H.nl
friends niemlieia nf Roval Nelnhhore of
illierk'H. No (lUin. Invited In funeral. Sun..
:i p. ni 1011 rcllll ave.. llorklcdtte. Jlollt
Bumrry Co Pa. I-t. l.awnvlew t tin, ( on
vejemrs will meet train leavliiK IleadlnK
Terminal .' 10 p in at lox Chase Slillon.
Reinalns mil lie i.,n iri. evy.
mains may bu vlcwtd Thurs, 8 p,
Anin
lurt ril
UKLLOFF. Jun" '0
TIMlUY A . h'ti.
" "'.'"'.' .:'.. . :.i u D.i.,H.,u
.'i ."'j"1":,'".?: ,i w.it;;.""io
rlt). omnluivs llourso Hlds.. Invited lofu-n-rol
s-rvl..s Thurs. 3 p rj.. 0,.R PPrltw
ririd ,ir. nurhv. IM. Int. Mt .Ion Cem.
i I rl-nds mav , nil Wed, sfter . V;,.,,, ....
lti;.SSf,fl Sudilonlv, Juno 11, CIIA1U.LS
I M llUNNLIt, nf Sill Loney st. husband of
. t i...... iirnnu, l!!ntliififi nnd
frlrmls Invited to funrnl servlc-s. bat.
oy nt,iv Lplscoiial Churrh 11 v. in.
Int lirliate Lawnuiw cm ii'i; n "-.
he lwrI irslilenco uf son. Wllliani CI
Bcnner tu,,l It St.. I'ox Clmse. Phlla., 1 rl.
evr. and S.H. morn. ,
nt ANimUAS. husband of SolU Itrratrom
tll.ltli IlliJ!. Jiinr i.i i.ivi. ouiiin.i
tttnlfl
lii.itrii'i.iueo ijeag,-, aun ... .y... of ,n Th(,o(l0re gm, jiar droves Brown.
M vvlfi of BenJ r. Bechtel and ""''""i,'",' l Funeral and Int pr vale.
Win. i: and Harriet KeaBle. aired 23, "rV" l iiamiLL June 12 JKANNETTE, wife
.Ives and frlndVnylen agol fi!) Kelatlve, and
5-1' Pli "'iK "-'in", Krrno"od 'ce'in."'?" ! rl,nd. Inv I tcd to f unernl. Sat.. . in.
atctl i.i iiniauir nun iiirii'i-. i.iv.n... - " i nrlvate
Scandinavian Hrothcrhood nnd Journeymen ' johns. -rnllors'
Ulllr.il of Ainerk-a. Rwcdleh ho- a,UK,t,r 0f J
.lot. Inilled to funeral services .ions
t-wedlsh Lutheran Church. Mt Vernon tt
nhove ITth. Sat. 3 P. m. Int. piivate,
lobYfin.-Julie 11. 10U1S J. liu.tand
of Anna M Itoeler. Relatives and frl nds.
Invited to funeral services. Vrl. 2 t, ni.
4l2-i V Uber st. Int. vrlvate North Cedar.
Hill Cem Auto funeral.
llOftDKN June 10. ANN. wife of I ranU
K Uorden Ifelatlvcs and friends Invited
to funeral, l'rl.. 8.30 a. m.. 128 Ilaln'irldire
st IliEh mass of requiem St. rhll p
Church lu a. in. Int. private New lathe,
dral Cein. Auto funeral. ..M. ..
HrtANirr June 11, AMKI.IA. dauchler
nf Caroline nnd late John ncori-v Irandt.
Itelatlics and friends. St. Kdoard's It. .
M Sodallt... emplojcs Pllirlm Laundrj. In
He.l In funeral Hat.. 8:30 a. in . mother's
rcrldence. 9-,-i V Vork st. Solemn rcnujem
mass St Ldnard's Church 111 a. in. tut.
Most ffnlv Redeemvr Cem. uto funeral.
IHlAV(TnV .tune 11. t:LIA. w Idow of
"John Ilrainton. BBcd 8S . Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral t.erv l-es, f-rl .
J .10 11 in residence of niece, Miss Limns
Marshall, r.813 lUverford ave. Int. private.
Mt Peace Cem
" flllENS'AN. June 12. SARAH, widow of
.Thomas Hrennan Relatives and friends in
Ulled to funeral. Sat.. 8 a. ill., rtsldence
I of sun-lii-law Thomas Flemlnc. Montgomery
aie Natbertli. Pa. Solemn requiem mass
Hi MarEarefs fhurch 11.30 a. ni. Int St.
Ueuls'K Cem. Auto funeral. . .
HRINIir.LL At Nw- lor!.. June It.
JOHN V.ESLEY liniNHCLL I un-ral serv.
In Mt Morlah Cem.. Phlla.. Pa. 1-ri .
' ':'"' J?.C"i ... niTiiriMV'l- a
i.iioi'iii jun 1. ..viiinimiu .
widow of Edward J Rroplis. Hue notice
lot funeral win do eucii irum i-.o .
."7th at. ,, .......
IIUliBJlA-t June ii, jun.. ".. ""-"'"
of Anna L. Ruseman, ajed .i3 Reitles
and friends, members of Excelsior l.ode,
No 1111, V and A M.: Phlla. Rovil Aili
l hapter. No IfiO. Phlla LodEe. of Perfec-
Hon. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite:
Lu Lu Temple. A A. O. N, MB. I ijt. A
ban's Commander. No. 7i IVaverfy As-
embl. A O. M P., No. "I, Excelalnr Chap
ter. Order of Eastern Slur No 38: Kins
David Iiodse. K tl E . No 312. Ivy Lodi(
No i'ti3, I. O. o P.. MenoUen (PtAahontasI
Couiii.ll. No ISO: 37th Ward Republican
Club and all other societies of which he was
.- I I. . .... nB.tn.B IFI
a ineiuocr. liivnr.i lu luiirmi pi.w, .
12 p. m., 2828 Utrnwntowii ave Int. Hill-
uvJtii-n nii nvwiinni ,
r ' LET'S SEE FLAPPY S Z-.
ABOUT ARRAHSIHC, FOR A BALL
T I eE WITH THE EMPORIUMS
1 v i nca en CTAn.c.l
-r ispif n-itier itjsr 1 N .
-.TARTEO MU0tmG 9 I .aaaaaaV LftL lSCV l " rfaaar J
PKAT1K
side Cein., via funeral car. Friends may
call Thurs , 7 to tl p. ra. .... '
ntinilt.ER. June 11. VILt.1AM P.
RUEHI.ER. Jr.. son of William. Sr.. nnd
.Vtsry V, Buehler. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services. Frl , S P. m., reel,
denco of parents, 3IM Aramlnro ave. Int.
"Jorthwood Cem Friends msy view re
mains Thurs i 8 to 10 p m.
HURKE June in. JAMES, husbsnd of
Cecilia Burke (nee Tlerney) .Relatives snd
friends Invited to funeral. I rl .8 30 a. m..
1(120 S. Ouenther at.. 20th and Dickinson.
High mass of requiem St. Oabrlel s Church
10 a. m. Int. Holy L'roes Cem.
CLARK. June 12. WA1..TI.R R.. hus
hand of Katharine E. Clark (nee Connahan).
Relatives and friends Invl'eil to funeral.
Sat., 8-30 a m , I4I13 N. 2lh St. Solemn
high requiem mass St, Trancln Aaalssl
Church, Otn., 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
'roLLADAT, June 12. CHARf-EH T.
COLLADAT. Realities and friends Invited
to services Sat.. 2 p. in., residence of
daughter, Mrs Samuel McCreery. 320 Rea
com lane. Merlon, Pa. Int. prltate. Con
veyances will he at Merlon Station to meet
train leaving Broad St. Station l'lii p. m.
CONDON. Suddenh. June 11. JOHN
CONDON, aged 63. Relatives ami frlenda
Invited to services. Thurs.. .1 P. m . Oliver
II. Balr Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut St. Int. prl-
XCONNOnr June 12. PATRICK, husband
of Bridget C. Connors (nee Rock). Relatives
-nd frlenda. Holy Name Society of St.
Charles' Church, Invited to funeral. Sat..
8am, 2310 Catharine st. Solemn requiem
mass St. Anthony's Church 0:30 a. to. Ipt.
Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral.
COWPERTHWAIT. June 11. Dr. KDWIN
fl , husband of 1.5 dla Moore rowpertliwalt.
Relatives Mid friends Invited to funeral
services. Sat.. 2 p. m.. 1821 w, venango
st. Int. private.
COUTURE. June It.ZOE V, widow of
Napoleon Couture. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Sat., 8 a, m., R24 Sny
der ave. High mass of requiem Church of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmei u 30 a. m. pre
cisely. Int. private Holy Cross Ccm. Auto
'"cOTLE June 12. WILLIAM J. COTLE.
son of John and Bridget Covlc. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Mon . 8 a.
ni.. tesldenee nf parenta. 11.10 S. 24tli set
Solemn requiem mass St Anthony's Church
0.30 a. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem
Cl'STIS Juno 10 HENRIETTV. lU.IZA-
BETH, widow of Rev. John W, Custls,
D. 1) l'.neral services, Thurs. 10.10 a,
m . the Fairfax, Wavns ave and School
lane, (lit. Int. private.
DVNNnN'ltO.'FBR. June 12. StART.
widow of John DatmenholTer, aged 71. Beta
lives and frrlends Invited lo funeral Sat.,
3 ti m . resldenco of son. In. law, Franrls
Herzer liuj ureen si int. oreennmuni
I Cem Remains m bo viewed l'rl , 8 lo 10
I p m Aitlo runerai.
hlintl liitililnnlv ut Tn,lB,nH.n t,a
June 8 HVRRV. hushand of Sarah Ilerr
and eon of Harry and TUUe uerr Inee van
alone) aged 29 Relatives snd friends in
vlted to funeral servlres. Sat.. 2pm
nnrenls' residence. 817 11. Weatmoreland at
Int East Cedar Hill Cem Remains may
be view en: r ri . xo m p. m.
nmtFXKIi Jun- 12. JOHN PORFNER
husband of Slary Porfner. aged C3 Rela
tives and friends, nermann idge, No 12.1,
c and A. M.: Trtatram IJ. iereeman R. A 1
Chapter No. 213: Phlta. Turngemelnde,
Cannstatter Volksfest Vereln. Sehuctzen,
Verein, Vereln Peutsclier Faerber and
Drucker and all other soeletlea of tfhlclv he
vtoa n member. Invited to funeral, Sat.. 2
p. m., 1321 Rockland st. Int. Mt. Vernon
Cem Aulo service.
PVVVER At Salem. N. J. June 11.
FRANK B. son of John and Aunlo Dwjer.
aged 28. Relatives and filrnds Invited to
funeral. 8 Eskln nt . S 30 H. m.. Sat.
High mass of requiem St. Man's Church
ti.SO a m. int St. Mar 'a Cem., Salem,
' 'ELDER Jul- 11. GEORO! R., husband
nf Jlsrgaret Elder (uec Klnln). Relatives
and friends, emploves of Thomas Martin
dale A Co.. Invited to funeral services Frl .
2 p in . residence of brother-ln law, Harry
Iregg, 104!) E. Esre .t Remains may be
viewed Thurs , after 30 p. m. Int. prt
"nRSKINE June r.VJVMES I). husband
of Annie Ersklne (ne Ruthl. Relatives
and friends, t'uaker Clt.v l.od?n No. 208,
t O. O l1'. Invited to funeral services. Sat.,
J p in .-sis christian st. Int. Mt.
Mnrlah Cem Aulo vervlen
EVAN. At Med'ord. X. J, Juno 12.
THEODORE N . aavil lit Refathes and
friends, Sledford Lodge. No 17s, F. and A.
VI . lmilcd to funeril, Med ford. N J..
Sal., a p in Int. I. O. O. 1'. Cem. Friends
ma call l'rl, eve
"ERUUSOS June 11. tSAHELL'tl ROSS,
widow of Alexander rerBU'olltased 02 Rel,
atlves and friends Invited tofuueral Frl..
2 p. Ill . 3421 Stinnvslde ave . Falls of
Sclmjlklll. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem.
I.OSS June 12. dllliS IJ., Jr. husband
ot Louisa Hlgglna Foss and son of Amelia
11 und late !(e Bishop trus D. I'oss.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
services, l'rl.. .1 P ni.. Arch St. M E.
Churih. Broad and Arch. Int. Pawling.
Hutrliesa Co , N. V., hat Omit flow ere.
New Tok papera coi. ... .. ., ,
PULTON. June 12. MART SI.. vlfe of
Samuel Fulton. aBed 71. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeril Pat., 10:43 a. m ,
Chester Springs Int Vincent Baptist Cem
GATES June II. hEl.DKN T. OATES
Relatives and friends, memb-rs of MUIe
Lodge. No. 100(1, t O. O. K : Corona En
tampineut. Peerless LodBe. No. 28. Shield
of Honor. Iinited to fun-rat arv Ices, Frl.,
" n m . 11174 race St. Int. private.
OROVES Juno 11. META M. daughter
.17 rJ jarctn
j fhurch J.ao p m
Int. orlvato Cedar Orovo
iin.. niouresicr,
N. J. l'rlends may tall
i r . HTtpr a n n
nn.vriv.-june i
M.vnv AN'.S. wife of
.fumes llenrv and mother of Sister lphon-
sene flelatlves and friends Invited to
funeral. Hat. S:1n a m.. 1B10 S. I'Sil st.
Solemn high mass nf roi'iiem St. l.dmonda
Church 10 a. in. Int Holy Cross Cem.
HOUS13MAN. At HlacKwood. N. J.. Juno
11 MIILISSA P.. vlfe of T. Albert House,
man (nie Patterson) Uelallies Mud friends
Invited to funeral. Irl.. 10 n. m . Ulack
wocul, N J. Services at the home Int at
Mlackwood Train leaves Chestnut st ferrv
s a. m friends may call Thurs . after 8
''"iffwiN. June 11. Iir.MtT IflVVIN ased
' aJrUc Krl, a p.
1 ni. Relatlies and friends Invited to funeral
m. .ll-t v.ucrr si. iiii.
!,, 11. AWA TIOSINA.
dsutfhter of Johannes and Roslna Johns (nee.
v efftlcl. ageii .,, ueiaii.s anu ihchud in
vited to funeral. Frl.. 7.30 a. m.. parents'
resldeme. 813 Sentnor St.. Cresceutvllle. Re.
nulem mass St. Henrlch's Church u a. m.
int. Hillside Cem Auto service,
JOHNSTON. June 11. SADIH wife, of
CeorRe Johnston npd daughter of William
and Manilla Allison (nee Harri Relatives
and friends, members of Palethorp Memo
rial Presbvterlan Church, invited to funeral
services, Frl.. 2 p. m.. mother's residence.
2022 E. Serireant st. Int Oakland Cem
Remains mav be viewed Thurs., after 7
P. m Auto funeral
KAY. June 8. AI.HERT n.. son nf Wil
liam and Harriett K. Kiy and crandson of
Mars .1. ond the late Joseph T. nreedlnir.
sued 23. Relatives nnd friends. Lieutenant
John T. Oreble Camp. No. 10. S. nf V., and
rmploes of William F. Head's mill. Invited
lo funeral servicer!. Sun.. 1.3(1 p. m., par
ents' resldmce. 212.' S. lseniinc-r st. (13l'.i
and Sn:der hvc). Int. I-afj.ctte Com.
Vault. Friends ma v call aot. ce.
KELLY. Suddenly. June 11. MICHAI'.L
J. son of late John T. and Nora Ivelb (nee
DufTv). Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu
neral, Sat 8 311 a, in, umlc's residence.
I harles MVConKBh. 8t.1 E. tVlflard st
Solemn reuulem mass Churcli of Ascension
10 a in. Int. Holy Cross Ccm
KIM1.KY June It AONI'M. wife of
Oeorife J. Kimley and dauvhter of the late
Owen and Urldjet McDonouBh Relatives
snd friends Invited to funeral, l'rl.. 8 30
s m.. N. E. tor Front nnd Green sts.
Solemn leoulem mass Church nt the Immac
ulate Conception 10 a m Int. New Cathe
dral Ceni, Auto funeral.
I.ACV lime 11. RANDOLPH VV hus
band of Abble R Lacl. Relatlies and
, ...j m, vcmon Council No. 67. Junior
(, .-. ,. m., Invited to funeral wrvices.
Prl 10-30 s. in., near Mulliea Hill, N J.
Int. niehwood. N. J.
iIaVVLOR. June 1 1. F.LIZARETH. daush.
tr or jonn Bnd Julia Lawlor fnee Shore).
rtsiatiic. and friends Invited to funeral,
I y, R jo a, ro,. parents' realdeni, 28.111
w. Harold at. .High mas. st Columba's
church 10 a ni Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Auto funeral. .
I.ESYEA. t the William L. Elhlns Ma-
sonic OrphanaBC June 12. M. ISA11BLI.A
! LESYEA. widow of Henry W. I.esyea. sited
n7. Relatives nnd friends invited to funeral
' serv lies, Sat., 3 P. in., ihapel of Andrew J.
Ilalr . Son. An.ll and 10th sts. Int. west
I ....! ..Ill . ...
imur-i mil , .-in.
I LITZEfJnERciER. ,t Bethlehem, ra.,
MR. O'FLAPTACHS? WHY HE
,. .i, i - .inn pr. ncrvicrn i. itnii ni irt a s .
DRAFTED YESTERDAY AND WE'RE
ATTENDWC, TO HIS - OH BABE., I
tp ft ISH'T THE SAn&B0T5
sjmE SAW AT THE- BILDORP r
HKATHW
June, 12, I.OUIRF, (nes Ehrenbera). trlfs et
Andrew L.llzenoera. Iieiaiives ann iri cna
invfted to funeral, em., n a. m., o-.t uunor-
Ihnrn. si. MINI at ltolV flhost Charch t
a. m. Int. Holy Ghost Cem.
MAOEE. June 11. near Southampton.
Pa., JOSEPH J., husband of Charlotte
W'orthlnalon Mnaee. Funeral and Int. con
venience oi 1KI111I).
MA1IER Juno 11. CHARLES, husbsn4
of Roso Maher (nee Hallahan). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Bat.. 8.30 a.
m.. 1713 N. 21st st. Solemn requiem, htah
mass St. Elliiabtth's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holv Cross Cem. Limousine funeral.
MARTIN. June 12. WILLIAM T.. Jr..
son of William T. and Marr A. Martin,
ased 20. Relstlvcs and friends Invited to
funeral. Sat.. 8 3u a. m., pnrents residence.
33. 1 N. 13th st. Solemn requiem hlali msss
!.ad' of Merry Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
tjeputriire. Com ... ........ !.
MASON. .TUnO 1U. l.ll.l.l..i -ir.A.41
NETTE, dauithter of. O , Nov and Manas.
Rnmblo Mason, aed 14, Relatives and.
friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs,,
8 p. m.. rarcnts" residence. 2203 N. lth at.
Int. prl.-ste
McCARRON. June 11. ANniVEW J., son
of Andrew and Romolla. MoCarron and
5randson of Joseph and Sophia Tounir, aced
5 ears. Relatives and friends Invited to
services Sat.. 2 p. m . parents' residence.
2B30 Ulrlilnsnn st. Int. I'ernwood Cem.
Friends mav call FtI. evr,.
McCULIOIJOH. June II, JOSEPH, son
of late William and Mary E. McCullouah
and husband of r.llen McCullourh (nee Mll
IlKan), aaed 01 Relatives and friends, all
societies nf which he 'wss a member. In
vited to funeral. Pun . 2 p. m., 1310 s.
2th st. Int Mt Morlah Otm. ...
MeOOVERN. Suddenlj, June 17. JOHN
J. McOOVEItN. need 2 sears ." months, son
of Michael and Marcaret McOovem. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Sat,,
2 p. m , resldenco nf parents, 0SI1 DeLajt
ccy st. Int. Holv- Cross Cem,
MENZEL. Suddenly. June 11. CHARLES,
husband nf Lydla Mencel. aged 8.1. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sat.. 2 p. m., Mil." Haverford ave. Int.
Arllncton Ccm Remains may be viewed
Frl. eve. Auto funeral. .,.,.
MERRILL. June 12. , AUGUSTA II,
widow of Stephen T. Merrill Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Irl . 2
p ir... residence of son-in-law. J Arthur
liases. 1.11 IJpfand terrace, Bala. Further
services nt Gardner. Me., Sat. ..,.,
MILLER Sudlenlv. June 10. GLENN
IV., husband nf Mabel Miller (ne Wardlow).
aced 31 Relatives and friends. Washing
ton Camp. No. 101 P O S. of A.' P. O. 8.
of A Hand: United ftrntlierhood of Carpen
ters and Joiners' Union, No. ".."!: members
Orsnd Fraternity, Invited to funeral serv
lres, Sat . 3 p. in., 1913 Ruan St.. Frank
ford, l.emalna msy te viewed Frl. eve
MORRIS. tune 11. JAMES A., husband
of Edna L. Morris (nee Stoops). Relatives
and friends, officers of the 41st. 17th and
31th pnlli-e districts, and detectives of the.
1st division, Invited to funeral. Frl.. at 2
P m , 1012 S. 21st st. Int. Westminster
Cem. Friends may call Thurs eve. Auto
"mURPHT June 12. the Rev. JOHN TT
MURPHY, formerly of Mltrhellstown, County
Ccrlt. Ireland, as"d 60 Frlenda nro Invited
funeral. Sst. Renulem mass St. Peter's
Church. Merchant! Ille. to 30 a. m. Friends
miy csll Frl. eve, 144 Prospect St.. Mer
chantvllle, N. J. Int. Mt Carmei Cem.
MUrUUv v r. nuniiriHi, ..ibjui iv is,
Eniflneers. I"). S. O . husband of (leorrteanno
Hopkins Musitrave. killed in action In
Trance. Juno 3.
PfTTS. June in. D AIKEN, son of late
1) Aiken ami Sarslt J. Pitts and of Elisa
beth Pitts (nee KeeRnn). Relatives and
friends, the Men's Friendly Union of John
I'hnmbers Preshterlan Church. Philadelphia
LodKe. No S4, L O O. !., Invited to
funeral. Frl 2 p. m . 2807 Annln st.
PRAUL. June 11. CLARENCE T.. Jr.
son of Clarence T and Cora C Praul. ared
3 sears. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, without further notice, Frl., 2 p
m.. residence of pnrents 1.1 Le ave.. Wil
low Grove. Pa Int private. William Penn
Cem Friends may view remains Thurs.
7 in n p m
PltESTlFILIPPO June 10 MICHEL"".
husbind of ftose and son of lato Antonio
and Mars Prestlflllppn. ned 4B. Relatives
and friends. Ordlne Flail d' Italia Loagla
Tlberlo i'voll. No 20, invited to funeral,
Frl . 7 30 a in . 077 N. tilth st. Hll-h mass
Church of Lady of Good Counsel B a. m.
Int Holy Cross Cem.
REEVf; tl-th Month loth. SARAH W.
widow of Richard II, Reeves, aaed 73, Rela
tives and friends invited lo funeral, Flfth
dav Sllth Month 13th Inst., 3 p m.. TOO
Cooperrt., Cam leu. N. J Int. private.
RICHARD June 10 ELLA IL. wife of
William S. rtii hard nnd daughter of Daniel
and. Catharine W lzglns Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Frl
2:10 p m paients' residence, 241,1 N New
kirk st. Int. private. Friends may csll
Thurs ve
Iionr.nri-ON June 10. ANNA. wife of
Alexander Robertson Relatives and friends.
I. u tl S., Court Cleaver. No 17. Invited
to funeral services. Thurs. 2-30 p. m.
residence of sister. Mrs Tllllo Hlldebrand,
214 Georire. st. (rear). Int tireenmount Cent.
Sf'HlRMER. June 11, RICHARD C. hus.
hand of Pauline 13 Schlrmer. aged 7.
Rclitlves and friends Invited to funeral
services. Frl. 2 p. m . 3013 W. Susquehanna '
ave. Int. private. Mt. Vernon Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Thurs eve.
SELHY June 12. CHARLES It., husband
of Sarah J. Selbv. Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral services. Sat., 2 p. m .
Kilt Jackson st. Int. private. Arlington
Cem. Friends may call frl. ove. Auto
service .... ........ M
si.viru:s. sixin .vionin l.m. wauam i-..
widow of. Joseph it. Simpson, aged 77. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, son-in-law's
residence. V Eiv Roberts, 207 McKln
les ave Lansdowne, Pa., lUth-day. sixth
Month Ilth, 3 P. m Further aervlcsa
Soleburv Pa , l'rlends' Meeting House,
hevenlh-dss. Sixth Month 1.1th. 11 a m.
Autos will meet trolley arriving at Nesr
Hope 10 a. m
SMITH. June 11. DAVID SMITH, aged
70. Relatives and friends Invited to serv
Ices. Frl.. 8 p. tn , 021 Diamond st. Int.
prl. Me convenience of famltv.
SMITH.---On June II. EDMUND, husband"
of lain Mary Smith, aged 83. Relatives
snd friends Albion Lodge. No 15, Sons of
St George. Invited to services. Frl.. 2 p. ra ,
Oliver H. Balr tilde , 1820 Chestnut et. Int
private
SMITH. June It. LESTER LEE, son of
A brum and Miranda Smith (nee Hlnderllt).
seed 17. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services. Sat.. 2 p. ni . parents'
residence. .1812 Cottage St.. Isslnoming
Int. Mamioha Cem.
SMITH. June in. SAMUEL husband of
late Esther M Smith (nee Irwin), aged 88
Relatives and friends Invited to services.
Frl.. 2 p. in., 2344 Christian st. Int. prl-
STREET. lune 12, Bridgeport. Conn..
MARY E., wife of Lewis C. Street, former
ly of I22R N. 42d st. Relatives and frlendr
Invited lo funeral services, Frl . 2.30 p. m .
N. E. corner Kith and Mt, Vernon sts. Intf
Northwnod Cem.
SUTTON. June 10. CATHARINE. Trlfa
of w llllam U. Sutton and daughter of
Elizabeth button and the late Charles Le
ouln. Relatives Bnd friends, also members
of Ellsworth Temple. No. 3 O. ot U. A..
Invited to attend funeral. -Frl.. 1 p. ro..
l3(l Sepvlva st Further services In the
East MontKomery Ave. M 13. Church 2
p. m. Interment Northwood Cem
SYDNOR June 12. NATHANIEL U.
Sr,. aged 72. Relatives and friends, rntm
oers nf the Coachmen's Union Aid Asso ,
Celestial Lodge, No. 132, A. P. A.. Mt
Olive Lodire. No. 27 F. and A. M. and
all other branches with which he was con
nected, Invited to funeral eervli.es. sat,, z
p. in., Shlloh Baptist Church. 11th and
Lombard sts. Remains may be viewed rrl
atrer S p. rn . residence of son, 1510 8
18th st. Int Merlon Cem.
THOMPSON. June It. JOHN, husband
of Kate J, Thompson, aged 57. .Relatives
and friends General Sherman Temple, No.
11 O of U. A.' Washington Camp. No,
444. P. O, S, of A.. Invited to funeral,
F-l.. 1 p. tn., 304'i Searg st. (37th anil
Wharton) Int. fcrnwood Cem. flemalna
mav be viewed Thurs., 8 to 10 P. m. Auto
funeral
TURNEY. WILLIAM, husband of Mave
Rrlce Turner, Funeral services end Int.
private in.'i Arch st. Frl . 2 p. m
WALMSI.EY. Sixth Month 10th. Stv-ond-ds.
WILLIAM, hus'-and of Carollnsi T.
Walmslev, aged 08 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Fifth-day, 13th Inst.. 2J0
p. m . (Hon Greene st , Gin Int. private
WHITBY. June 12 MART M . deughter
nf late Wllliani and Ellzaheth lYhltb-'.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, rrl.. 1 p. in, 1,11 E. Ursal at..
U,YEAGER-jVne'lO. JOHN M. YEAO"-R
aged S3 Relatives and friends Invlt'd to
.funeral services. Frl.. 2:30 p, m.. 1828 W
Ve-tsnirn St. Int. nrhste.
YOUNG. June 11, WILLIAM, husband of
Jano Youne. age,) n.1. Relatives and friends.
Aughrlm Lodge .No. 00. L- O, L. Invited to
funeral. Frl . 3 p. m.. 2041 Klpp at. Int.
Gr iitncuul Cem. Remains may be viewed
Thurs., b p. ro, Auto funeral.
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