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EVENING I'UBLlC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA , WEDNESDAY, -MARCH 12, 1!)10
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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
LOCAL BANKER, HOME FROM WEST,
PREDICTS BIG BOOM IN BUSINESS,
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Industrial Plants Changing From War to Peace Basisj
Foresees Prosperity That Will Carry All Before
It Gossip of the Street
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T li C. MORTON, of TownsemI, W'helen & Co., lias Just returned frqm
"a two wMkrf trip to Chicago. During that tlmo he came into moft
lntlmato retatiunH with leudlnfr hankers, railroad men nnd men In the
packing and other largo Interest of Chicago.
These men, ho said, see nothing but a big business boom ahead, and
no ono could convince them of any other possible outcome. They seem to
seo big orders ahead In every Industry, with a prosperity that will carry
all before It. The whole West, he says. Is talking that way. Wc are
beginning to feel that way, ho said, as the quotation board shows, but
they uro Just three mouths ahead of tin in that respect. Mr. Morton
said ho did not hear a single pessimistic note during the nhajc tltne he
was away.
Ono thing he noticed particularly was how quickly the Industrial
plants out West are changing from war to peace Industry. Many of
. them havo completely adapted themselves to the new conditions and
Home arc In the transition state. Coming through the United States
Steel Corporation's big plants at Gary, tnd on the outskirts of Chicago,
he noticed every appearanco of activity. Not one of the big stacks
which coor the Immense acreage of theso huge plants, he said, but was
belching out heavy black smoke. The same could be said of all the
neighboring plants. If there was anything which cas the least cloud
over the present conditions and future prospects, he said, it Is the.
doubtful position of labor; but on tho whole, he said, It was not re
garded seriously. '
Asked what the big railroad officials' from whom he had tho oppor
tunity to rind their opinions on the railroad situation had to gay on the
ubject, Mr. Morton said that every man of them was noncommittal und
fought shy of giving any opinions on any phuso of the subject. ,
A dispatch from Washington says It has been decided to issue
federal warrants to reimburse tho railroads to tho extent of moro than
$700,000,000 until Congress comes to their relief. Tho plan l virtually
similar to tho Issuance of certificate's of Indebtedness In connection with
tho urious Victory Loans and tax disbursements.
Scarcity of Laborers Before Midsummer Predicted
People uro talking very generally about tho labor question in this
country, said a banker, as if something dreadful was likely to develop
from tho labor situation. These people, ho remarked, see .mills 'and
factories shut down, hundreds of thousands of men walking the streets
unemployed and hundreds of thousands of soldiers from overseas dumped
on tho labor market, with no Immediate prospects of' employment. Many
of theso people who fear such conditions can see nothing but unrest
and Bolshevism and all tho attendant oylls.
As a matter of fact, he said, ho believed, long .before the summer Is
over, such conditions will bo so completely reversed that tho scarcest
Commodity In the country will bo labor If It Is not treason to call it a
commodity. We tiro talking about putting up the bars ngalnst Immi
gration, ho said, when as a matter of fact tho burs should bo put up
against emigration of men who are moro concerned about getting back
with their families to their native countries in Kiirope, many of them
to take tho places us far as .possible of tho millions killed in the war.
The harvests in the South and Southeuat, ho said, havo already begun,
and aro absorbing all tho labor available. There uro each day In New
York hundreds of foreigners standing In line waiting for passports, and
all seem to be supplied with money. livery outgoing steamship to
Europe Is loaded to the gunwales with these people, and as soon as tho
peace. Is signed it is estimated that more than a. million will cross over
this summer.
They urn going to almost even' country, ho said, to take up prop
erty .in many cases formerly belonging to relatives who have been wiped
out by the war. This banker said that while every one advocated
strongly the deportation of tho disturbing foreign .element, It was a
serious matter for the industrial future of tho country, especially during
the reconstruction period, to havo so many able workers leave us.
SteeVs Unfilled Tonnage Failed to Create Ripple
It was return Led In the financial district .yesterday how the announce
ment on "Monday of! the United States Steel Corporatiop's uncompleted
orders for February, although they were less by 673,481 tons than on
January 21, failed to create a ripple on the stock market. Although the
decrease was almost the same as the previous month, the announce
ment of which caused a lot of short selling, there was none of the usual
forecasting which was indulged In Just prior to the January announce
ment. At that tlmo the market was going down; yesterday It was
going up.
A broker who deals largely In Bteel said that, from the published
figures, It would seem that orders have been received by the corporation
equal to 85 per con", of its deliveries. He said, however, that he did not
believe they were running greater than 50 per cent of deliveries. He
maintained that us far as could be approximated the steel plants of the
country are not running as a whole much above 35 per cent of deliv
eries, and would soon work off their Burplus orders.
The outlook, however, ho said, is strongly In favor of a veductlon In
prices ut tho conference of the steel men In Washington yesterday, fol
lowed by an Influx of orders which will send unfilled tonnage away;
up again,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts. in3.17n bu.hela. The
market waa quiet, but firm. The fol
lowing wero the quotations: Cr lots In
export elevator, government standard Inspec
tion, standard prlces-No. 1, red winter.
2.80s No. 1. northern spring. 2.S No. 1.
hard winter. J2.39; No. J; red winter, gar
licky, J2.3T: No. 1. red. smutty. $2.3!
No. S, red winter. 12.33: No. 2. northern
spring. 12.30; No. 2. hard winter. .2.8: No.
2. red winter, garlicky 12.34: No. S. nf
mutty, 12.33; No. 3. red wlnUr. IJ.-.
No. 3. northern aprlna. J2.32; No. 3. hard
- wlntor, J2.32:. No. 8. red wlnier, gJ
llcky 2.30; No. S. red. smutty. 2.
No. 4. red. 12.80: No. 4. garlicky. Ij-jJ"
., Ma. a am,,,,.. t, ?. M. 4. garlicky.
.mutty. 2.2:'No'"o,,red. 2.28: No. ,
'v -.. garlicky. 12.20: No. rl. amutty. 12.23, No.
0, garlicky, amutty, $2.24,
CORN Recelpta. 7.11 bushel.. . Hupplle.
were small and the market was higher, but
trarifl ua nulat V nunfe ellnw In C.r
lots, for local trade, a. to quality and loca
tion, at Jl.43ffl.48 per bushel.
OATS Itecelpta. 2S.344 buahela Tho mar-
kqi aavancru no unaer ngni ourriuae, uuv
trade was quiet. Quotations: Car lota as
to location No white. 71Tl'4ci stand
ard white. 70"i71ci No. .1 white, BiiiJ U
10c: No. 4 whlto, 08O00C. ,
FLOUn Ileeclpla. 1.U.ID.300 Iba. In Back..
?rads waa quiet, but prliea were firmly held,
ha quotations ranged aa follows: To ar
rive, par Hid Iba. In 14u-pound lute aacka
Winter, atratght. western. 110 2AO10.S0: do,
nearby, J0.MW10: Kanaaa atralght, I10.ul
Oil: do. short patent, slu.tO011.2O; eprlng,
ahort patent. Ill.lu&ll 30; do. patent.
H)B311; do first clear. . 40eo.t)fJ.
RYU FLOUJt was ateady but quiet. We
quote at IT.7B0S.4O per barrel In sucks, a.
to quality.
PROVISIONS
Th market rultxl atAdy with a. fair
obulnr trad. The quotation! were m fol
awi! nr in aiMa. amnkod and alr-drled,
40c; beef, knucklra and tendera, smoked and
air-oriM. 470: porK, ramiiy. lOaSvoai nami,
U t r.ne.H lAn.a 11Kkrt')n. An mlilnnmn.
gav ,.4C-a. IWWa ta lajy Uu 4Vt enMiLvw,
loon. 33eS3Hc: do, do, smoked. 33035Hc;
hama, boiled, boneltas. file: plcnlo shoulders,
t). P. cured, loose, 25c; do, smoked. 2So;
beillea. in pickle, loose, sua; Drcaaiasv paeon,
Toi lard, 28Hc
REFINED SUGARS
There waa a fair bualnesa on a. basis of
to for fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE Tho market ruled strong with
demand readily absorbing the offering.. Quo
tatlona: New York and Wisconsin, whole
milk, ourient make. 82ei do, do. fancy hald.
30tP30Hv apeclala higher: do, do, fair to
good, 84W85o. ., . , .
IiuTTEIt Ueeelpta war light and the
market advanced lo under a good demand.
iuettl;n- 'qiloiri Holld-packed creamery,
eitraa. 81c hlgh-acorlnr. 6laict the latter
for Jobbing aalea; extra flrata CiDvBOc: Strata.
0668c: aeeonda, r2et34o; fancy branda ot
prints Jobbing at U7W00CI fair to good. S8(j
06c. v.
I'.oaa Tho inarkat was qulat but steady
with ample supplies. Quotations: Krea caaes,
nearby firat., I12.JS iwr crata; current re.
celpts. tl2i western, extra flrata, $ 12,15 1
flrata. 112, Inferior lota lower: southern.
til TO; selected randled eggs Jobbing at
46000c per doien.
POULTRY
vv nrii. n..el,t rutad vary firm, with
& a-...nrf .l.Arhlni tha limited 'rccclDta of
', fin atock. Quotatlona: yow(. via .xprass.
' ITWMci hrolllnr cAleken., fancy, r aofi
raaTted. weighing It J2 Iba. apiece, 60
!SSi
chlck.ns. aoft-meattd, a
ils.t.T
..tagxy young rooalan
,eTw
:
wj'h a fair demahd. Quotations: V'owls, fresh-
ZlilZ vi J;e'"nir "" nd over
apiece. 37c: weighing S' lbs. apiece, 48c:
weighing 3 lbs. apiece. 84083c: smaller atrea!
HjjV5il.Vre,h.',ki,.,'d .'o,wI. In hbls.. fancyj
.-.-u. nriMiiuia- 4 ioa. ana over apiece.
J,C! w!!!' M " .apiece. 3.1c: smaller
aizea 2s32c: old roosters, dry-picked. 2Tc:
roasting chlcktns. western, dry-picked, in
boxes, weighing 8 Iba aniece. sa7c!
weighing 4 lbs. apiece. 35c; weighing 314 Iba.
".'Ei' aVa.Wnln' " &3 Ibi. apleei! 83?:
f""X-. 2Tffl80c: roasting ehlckena, western.
In bbls. wifMnr a ih. -..(. u.
eXCeDtlOnal lnta hlirhae, ui.'l.ll.. tli. Ik.'
an ,h.,2ff,.: ?. .' " as
r.r.' aXSTT. Ji,".T"..iur.""-. ."earoy.
$?;?& W t0,,50S.,, 0O43ci do. do common
in53ci io- o)d.Toma. 40O4io; do. old hena.
11rl,0!S',u1,, p.r do"n. white, weighing
-T- ,"- ,'r uusrn, til. .avciu' wniia.
weighing 1)10 Iba. per dozen. $s.2oOB: aol
do weighing 8 lba.per doxen. IT. Bo j do. do.
T lbs. per dozen. 10: do. do, doan- lbs. per
doaen. 14; dark. 12.30: amali and No. 2, tlO
.,Bgi, guineas, joung. par pair. ft.GUOS; old
11 wl.uO,
FRESH FRU1T9
Apples of fine quality ruled firm, with
demand fairly active. Strawberries wera
Irrcgulsr In quality nn4 valje. other fruits
were generally steady. Quotatlona: Applea,
WnX0.!1' sSr bbl. King. I7O10; Ilaldwln.
7..V)4i10i Northern Spy. ufi 30 1 llubi
bardston, ITOII23: Creeling. 8ffl: Ilus.
aets JT8 00. Apples. I'ennsj Ivanln and
Virginia per bid. lien Davis, $708 30:
tlano. llftUi VVInesap, J6.3UOT2: York Im
ptrlal. aW10:Ilomt lleauty fancy, 110012.
vppita
per quart, 10O83c,
VEGETABLES
Potatoes were freely offered and barely
steady under a light demund. c.nlona and
rabbage were Irregular In quality and value.
Thtt quotations follow: White potatoes,
Jersey, per S -bushel bssket No. 1. S.4W
hoc; S'o. 2. .lurrnuc. White potutoes. l'enn.
avlvanla. No. 1, per 100 iba., Il.hoai'.
White potatoes, western, per 100 lbs., 11.73
1.1(0. Whlta.potatoes New York, per 100
lbs., 11.7301. 00. Hweet potatoes, leraey.
per basket No. 1, I1.8302: No. 2 ll,230
1,30. Hwaet potatoes llaaterii hhore. per
uoi., .so. I. e.iwvu. nrfi poiaiors, Lieiu
ware and Maryland, per huahel hamper
No. I, ..uu; iso. .-. l. ante l, mi. cahbags,
uaniaii irru, i'rr vun, .n,,ii uaDDage,
southern, per hamper, I2H2.23, Onion.,
yellow, per, 100-lb. bag, (203.(13.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New York. March 12. I1UTTKR Higher
and firm. Recelpta. (11)67 tuba. Higher acor.
Ing, Hltdltic extraa. nnVio outside! firsts,
ftltfllOe; seconds, SSOSHHc; state dairy,
BSMSlic: Imitation creamery. IMMMo.
EOOB Steady. .Recelpta. 27.702 rasea.
F.xtraa. 48H4SUc; extra first.,. 4242Hc;
firsts, 40Vi 041Hci seconds, J43.1cj dirties,
No. Ii 36c. Inside: No, 2. 3iltaKo, checks,
No. 1, aaU37ci No. 2. S403Sc: storage. 4.1
048c: atat. and nearby whites. 4S4r:
gnthered whites, 420411c: pullet whites, 47
W4Rc; raclgo roast whiles, 4SQ4nei western
and southern whites, gathered. 48043c: state
and nearby hennery browns. 33V43c; mixed
colored. 41 vi4Hc. .
CHBEHE Firm. Receipts. ,4817 boxes.
Slate, whol. milk, colored. SSWoi flat, col.
ored. average run. l?V4ci flat, white., BK
e82oi twin., specials, 33V4 36c: flat,
whiles. 31R91K0.
Extra by Tidewiter OIY Company
Xw York. M&rch It. The Tidewater
Oil Company ha.l declared the retrtl.
Jar quarterly, dtvliwwl at U anil' .an
wraiern. per ooa. IS.ailff 4,73.
lemons, per bo. i2.23tD4.nn. Oranges,
Florida, per. crate. I3.2.14ST.U3; do. Call
fornla. per box, 12.70011.33. (Iranefrult.
Per box. S2.10U3. Htrnuh.fr... trinrinm
GLASS TOLD PLAN
TO FINANCE LINES
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Railroad Administration
a,i yar Finance Men
Propose Warrants
EXPLAIN TO SECRETARY
Hc Considers U. S. Ccrtificalcs
of Indebtedness Available
as Collateral
Hy the Associated Prest i
Waahlnilnn, March 12. Proposals for
financing the railroads of tho country
pending appropriation' by Congress of
the necessary funds vere laid before
Secretary Cllasa. of the Treasury, today
by railroad administration and war
finance corporation officials. The plans,
which were developed yeeterday at a
conference of railroad executives and
representatives of the rallrond adminis
tration and uar finance corporation,
provide for Issuance of government war
rants to railroads for the amounts duo
on last ear's accounts and other ilnbts.
Tho warrants would amount virtually
to certificates of Indebtedness, to be
Cashed when Congress appropriates the
funds requeste'd by the railroad admin
istration. The railroad companies would
bo permitted to use. the warrants as col
lateral for loans. A special committee
of railroad executives, headed by How
ard niiott. president ot the Northern
Pacific, was appointed to negotiate and
'distribute tho loans, which would be ar
ranged by each Individual railroad com-
pany
The proposed plan, or whatever plan
I may bo finally adopted, would be car-
; rled out largely through Swugar Slier-
' ley. of Louisville, who retired as n mem-
, ber of the House of Ilepresentatlves at
, the close of the last Congress Mr.
rMnrnej- win nucceen joun Keuon v ii
llams, retired, as chairman of tho rail
road administration's division of finance
on April IB, his appointment- having
been announced by Director General
Illnes last night. '
Merman il,vemkera will no longer be
protected by patents under which they
dntlnn It,,. . u nnn.nrnflf orfranlzatton.
In which virtually every important
American manufacture of chemicals and
dyes will be a stockholder.
The women's ilreaa Imlu.trlea 'of
Kuropp and America soon will be llnkea
more closely. The Associated Dress In
dustries of America, which numbers
amoni? Its members leading dress manu
facturing firms tn this country and
Canada, as well as manufacturers of
raw materials from which dresjes are
made, will establish offices In London
and Paris In the near future. It Is be
lieved this action wll mark the most
contruetive step yet taken toward tne?
internationalization ot the world s Bar
ment Industry.
Ilurlng of wool In the Middle We.t
has begun In advance of the shearing
season. One of the largest lloston op
erators In fleeces is paying fifty cents
a pound to the growers for Ohio wool
on the sheep's back. Growers are keen
for Information as to wool dealers Ideas
on prices. Koine of the latter fv?l that
fortv cents should be the prlco for Ohio
wools, plus one cent, commission to locnl
buyers, or forty-one cents f. o. b. cars.
American Minister Wliltloek has Ta
bled from Brussels advUIng American
husiness men to go to nelglum to begin
arrangements for trade. The Depart
ment of Commerce Is known to be In
close sympathy with the recommenda
tion, and has urged upon tho State
Department tho Issuance of passports
to business men who desire to proceed
to Belgium for the purpose of stimulat
ing trade.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago. March l"ytwi,"'ifipl,",!
IS.OOO head tMarlVt opened mostly fl()c to
?,?0,So-,orv'erbU.thneBek.er"yd' fiulk "nT-ale"?
iio snlo;Vo; butchero. 10 (is. it) ns: light.
u.;!wMr
'MrBrr XHSA .TZSt y&
to 23o higher, others slow and steady- calvea
firm: .tpeker. strong lfcatUe good.
.,c n.aner, u.ucn c, ,....... -.-:-,-- :x
.lookers t;on1BnnJonU,.Ccommon and
ce and prime. l(l ilOipJii .'.ii Cnmmon biki
lum StOMAlrt..!!; butcher Mock, rows
nrni iruer-i. "" i"v:" " -v;
HnnH"?rlme CJ S.WlS" '"'"? Fm
SSn onrmedlVm- 3011.23! veal calve..
02?Ii.o.h'n:V.V.'.n0C8U0n head.. .Market
irnna- higher In .pot.. Lambs, choice and
SlKT.'' tiaiiniSl0.7M medium and good.
KnToofftrdlircul. S,.3Mn:ewea cTlolce
indVrtmi. Si3.7Sll.tBl medium and good.
S11W13.73I culla. SttgB.
Tlllabarah. l'.. March 12. 11008 Re.
..in,. wIk) Vieiil Active, lleavlea. Sl.n0
3 Pn'hJavy ySfkerg. S2O02O.1O: light york
rs" 'siw aWio'so: Pig.. i8.80in.
MHFPPAND I.AM118 Receipts. 200 head
AelRf.f'Toffip. S14.30: top lambs. 110 30
CALVUH Receipts,
Top. SI.
Knat Hnffalo.
March 12. CATTI.K lie.
"SaL-VK - ReceipU." 1 W head.
Market
l0H06s-R-celP .. 1300 head. Market 3SW
Rdi higher Heavy mixed. S20.13BSii.S3
Snrkers i S10WS0 13: light sorkers. Sltlft
f5.23: pigs. S 19. roughs. S10.1317i stags,
UHHEEP AND LAMI1S Receipts. 1400
had. Market ateadvand unchanged. .
St. I-oul... Mo... M.feh 12.-IlopB-Re.
..nt. Ig.no.1 nean iiiaoer. ...., ...
ri 737 otg's. iinwiMii!
butchers.
110.23 SI
1
in so: heavy. lii.s
:. . .. n Ttna n,. S.-.llll n.SII
Steady
KaSfti .Veer.. Til iioftl" MM helfera. 0.3(lT
in- cows 1121?. 13 SO: .lockers and feeders.
IfutJisllO T cnlves. 17,73c-17 30
Sm-Klnecelpta. flnli hrnd. Bteady to
rllllJBI"-r"""e':s '..Ain . is. ... ' t
strong, I.smDs, ir.,j'ii'..u, rv-, ...
I3.
Kansas City. Mo... Marcli 12. 1 1008
n.J.imu IS 00(1 neaa. lnK irr. irnvy,
.,'sTr.?lfit)!i:;? i.uuher...llKn10i light,
delpls.
s WAfl-i
Si!73.lBSO; pig... S137"fV..T.i.
r-ATTI.E ilecelpls. 7300 "head. Higher
rlma ateera. S1SW1": southern steers, nom.
a'uy." "dy! i-l.?s c., !BM.S0i
Frlme
In.llV.
Tiff, rn ,. .v.. l.nSSII 30
heifers. 110
BIIKBr Receipts, r.oon heart. "ignr,
,mV,s linSlH2V jearl ngs, S13P17
;h.. S13"f.0H4,30: ewes. S12.noal3.S0,
Tjm'
weth1
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOl'AH 8TOCK8
inn
Ask
,38
.30
.34
.07
SO
,nn
.to
l'-i
.08
.01
.13
.03
.10
.03
,0.1
,07
.02
.17
.07
.30
.73
.14
Jim Rutler
MaoNamara
Midway
Mlxpah Extension
Montana
North far v
Rescue F.ula
We.t F!nd . . l
,3d
,4K
.31
,OB
.17
,0K
,08
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OOLDFIEI.I) STOCKS
Allan,. "V
Iltue Bull .
c2nmnatUn"i-VaVtion
CrackerJack
,04
.13
,02
,0H
.01
,02
,nn
,01
.13
on
niamoniin.io. ii ..
Daisy !
Kewansa
Oro i"
Hpearhea.l
NlUer Pick
MIHCELLANKOUS
...Ana United .......,... 3
Nevada. Wonder
Tccopu Mining .
.70
.12
Remington Pay Dlvldendi
New Vork, Marcli 11. The Ilemlng
ton Typewriter Company has declared
regular quarterly dividend, of 1 per
cent on the Jlrat preferred stock and 2
per cent on the second preferred stock,
payable to stockholders ot record March
31 In addition, accumulated dividend
of' 2 per cent on the second preferred
for the quarter endlnsr December SI,
1911, was declared, payable to stock
holders 6t record March 11. Io date
ww set for the payment ovthe,d!vi-
WUelJl wlllioe psmj, aHaaBTBtHC w
... w.' 41 AAM
BUSINESS NOTES L.
k . ,;; iiiiraiiiiiii.rv. "- i federal taxes iv,kis,039, equal, after
About 4500 of these ; patj-ntH, word Ins , d(,uc,on of preferred dlv .lends, to
ftriraI;y, L.Vi.'n.U aAP?en' f-r-or," "- " '- 0" .242.400 outstand
2rt1?.R.t ,nlht ,t lhr. ".. r-lv n hnvn . IneT common, ngalnst surplus of $13,310,
erty I ustiid la u brands 1 narvm. nave ,R i2K"i u lnm in ioit
h.n tnrnp.l nt., In t). rheinlC.il FoUH- 6So1 r '-' u MilrO " "t'-
fresh high records
ARE MADE IN CORN PIT
Dealings Heaviest for Some
Time Break Follows Rise.
Oats Have Setback
Chlrnito, March IS. Flesh high rec
ords for the movement were made In the
lorn market hetc today and dealings Company for the year ending December
were tho heaviest In a long time. The!'!' 1918' made public today, shows pro-
rtart was stronger, and almost every ' JvWnrTttlS. of ;." "l"
rnmmi..i . i ...." Ior Income and ot her taxes, nr
commission house then had orders to ; J3,39a,G07.6S less than 1917 oneratlnc
buy on a Jump of CO. point. In hogs, not- I Pnt TJw total bualness of the com- "h ' ,"" "," '" '". "'m: '0;V' S "TO.TurV.nd'fr W." CivlY3,,t."RS llF- 5". ndVrhuateV'tVd.''."?
withstanding unrestricted receipts and i',,'Py counted to more than J200.000.. ' ',e" .' '" wer" ' ,s no n,R, ral.t' 's a" a in , molhar'.' 're.laer.ee. ' '. ?!.A J L'j0rcDlllin1"rS,0,01-.,,fi''-ifl?fc
- ,i , u",t,ur"-lcu rrceiiiiB anu 00fl ( . . ,K,ri ,-p0t inusPM pro tllc ch ef ini Palrmount ave r-'olemn requiem imm I, ,Pr A ".'," i?,,1, ub,,n "tXS2.t l2b ?ntA
n.7!l,UM "Kl,t T"mnt f Cpn!' ""' Tho Pwnt wis rtaKi cenS "JJ ' hc new contrnrta WRjt! V-ro.n!" " """" 10 " m l'aTtt L ' 8"k? l,,,BS,?,r'1SS5
nesting orders to sell were encountered, on encll doV- "fl ?' n,,out 3 cent"' There was a good deal of trade buy- , L' m.v, n vvi i w. f t'r'v"'
however, and a break followed. The Venn,? . i lnK' wl"' 1,p new at.vle months selling rhSa'. TT Dye and dameV ,"m& t , M HI Kit -March 8, CHATtLES M.. ha
,r&Ure
.hrnW-.0 an" caUR,u 80n,e r wa rs.:. ssar!,,,h 2,75c ,hc ,ott ,,rlw of ,nRt SSi;, rffiJ&i ! Esiww t
The .Vew York Central, the Uhlgn hn I u i"T2?J ,,PS"1,,'J, C""h ,n OI'1 Hiyl" n,0"th!' "' 'nually Arm. vsTArT,0JvUi'rrci,1 1 1 JAMKi HfKllKtlT I dm N i 'int private. Itern.Sn.'VnavSj
Valley, the Delaware, Lackawanna and J l,",",,"V0S'' Thc "1V l-'Ung 10 to C5 Points above last night's hita" An"tM "wrSr "'"m r n -.,-.... ' i
Western and the I'ennsvlvanla llall-,S K ," """" according to eloshig tlgures .erica iti . It a.,m.. an Washington M"'Jfl'TT Jtarcn .. "tAMl A.
roads placed .mharroa, m. frJX.l,h" ,r"orl- ue to tho high price of I'robablv ,. increns.. tn the low ffradn .l'All"n'!'. N, 3 . Int. ,;r vat. J ,1,hl,',r.,? , 'Ve.,' l,"A V'.WiT'L M.'J.
rnnr-tlerictfl in V.. .i, 1.--1 - ....i-a.. 1
----er". .iuv IVIt IV 1 1 til LMII HII(IIP
owing to the strke there, unless they
nro rotiHlgned tn an ofllcer or department
of the tinted States fiovemmetit.
Oats again followed the trend of 10m.
and the market continued to lack hide-
pendent feature. The Mart was firmer
on bujlng by commission houses und
elevator Interests. Cash houses sold at
the ouet and so did local Interests.
Tetter1 thn rtrfoelnvd Inn......' nn.l li.U.u
had n setback.
.- , .. .-.,-.......... n, Hl-l- illlVVIllS-
The pit crowd went short and when Ing the same standing In the balanco
corn Jumped In the afternoon operators sruet as depreciation and Improvement
were compiled to bid tho price up in of plant. Tho purpose of thc reserve Is
their efforts to cover. Iteports Indicate to make certnln a continuous advcrtls
that the area of oats will be reduced! Ing program through good and poor
materially, 'years.
jiec-cipts remained small.
i'Cr;i'I('ne.,.ul!!.rHr..rrCir'1 "' fo"OK vv.i
Lorn tnew .lellver) Veal
Oien
3iUh Iou
l'4l'i !.aw
1 3d', t .in'
Ml' I
I .'17
I .12
July
t'lia
.Ma)
Julv
M'a
II1
in;. ins
14 . I12.
tird
May .. .'JT 2
July .. .211117
ftllis
Ma . 25 27
July 21. iy)
Pork
May ... Ill (ill
ST. as 27 Id
20.117 -11.47
2.1 27 24.77
24.02 '23 52
24. OJ 2J t7
4.-i tr,
43 or,
1(1 (Ml MS 00
43 05 M2 I".".
13 111 48 ll.
Financial Briefs
The American Tobacco Comnanv re
ports earnings for the vear ended Tie.
cember 31, surplus after charges and
Tho Sloss.Sheflleld Steel and Iron
Company has Issued Its annual report for
the enr ended December 31, nn.l shows
surplus after all charges and Federal
taxes of $1,072,071, equivalent after pre
ferred dividends to $15.03 a share earned
on the $10,000,000 common ntncfc. n
compared with surplus of $2,152,373 or
aio.io a snare in preceding jear
LIVESTOCKJNTERESTS CONFER
Plan to Bring About Co-oprrutioii
Between Seller nnd Packer
riileago, March 12. What promises
to bo an epoch-leaking event In the his
tory of the livestock Industry was an
nounced today, following a, fort.e'ght
hour conference between representatives
of livestock associations of half a dozen
states and the heads of about fifteen
of tho leading packing concerns In tho
country.
The object Is to bring about a closer
co-operation between the livestock and
packing Industries and to furnish ma
ch nery for the settlement of differences,
and tn order that the finished product
be furnished the consumer nt a inlni
mu mprlce compatible villi cost of
production.
The conference adopted a plan which
calls for a conference committee of the
livestock Industry, composed of twenty
three representatives of the producers,
tho packers and tho commlss on men,
with headquarters In Chicago. There
also are to bo located committees at
the various livestock markets.
Tho plan, ns developed, Is a tentntlvo
I one but the livestock men present
I pledged the support of their associations
agree,i t0 nUt ti,e plan before tho
I ether llestock a.soclntlona and urge
,i,em to Join, In order that the plan inaj
put "lto effect aB so" "" ""
new york coffee market
N,w York March 12 The market for
. coffeB fu,urM openP(1 f,Pm at advance-
.rs tarn, iiit
coffee futures open,
, 1ft . .: ,
of 8 to 10 points.
Trnoe inieresis were
a
":,:;.::: .i
stpntiment I. R'lll bulllshly Inclined
and ah. onffee merchant Raid the mar
ket continues to ahow underlying
strensth and It la now realized that lie- I
cemoer deliveries nave uee.i rum mu..,,
below- their real value, considering; the
strenirth of the other ponltlons of the
spot market and of Brazil,
The latter Is caused unquestionably by
thc shortage of tho Santos crop, writer!
will bcKln on July 1, and the realization
of the fact that the crop, after the nfxt
one, must also be short after the des
tructive frost of last June wherehy s0
many trees were destroyed. The Brazil
lans are fully aware of thU and that Is
the reason for the continued strong attl-
" Vesterday'e Today'.
cose uisi.
May
July
September
December .
January .
juiy ..
Hid
13.23 15.33
14,03 14.73
14.211 14.31
14.00 14.10
14.0.1
14.0.-,
February .
Bool. Taper MaVers Calleil In Capital
Washington. March 12. All mnnu
fneturers of vvrltlnK ami hook paper
were Invlteil by the Federal Trade Cum
mlsslon today to meet In a general con
ference here March 28 to explain tne
mv merles of trade names, nurli as
"linen." "vellum." "parchment. etc.
Complaint has been made to the com
mission that loose use of these names
amounts to unfair competition
Embargoes on Freight for New York
Chicago, March 1!. U-hlgh Valley.
Dflavvare. Luckavvanna an Western, anil
Pennsylvania llallroa.ls have placed em
cargoes on all freight consigned to Jer
sey City. Jar Street, New York .lock and
Hush Terminal .lock unless or.lBned to
an officer or department o.f thc lulled
States Government.
Discuw Virginia Debt Problem
Charleston. W. Va March U'. De
batJ n the Virginia "ileht matter con
tlnues but there appears no doubt the
hin will be finally anil favorably disposed
of by his extra session. The only thing
to be settled Is how the revenue shall
be raised. .,
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PROFIT OF BIG SUGAR
COMPANY DECREASES
'Report of American Refinery
' Shows Only .Ityj Cents on
Each Dollar of Sales
.New Vnrli, March 12. The annual
report of the American Sugar ncllnlng
ra" SUKUr Hlltl of ntlipr ntti.nlla ni1
mil.-BKi 'I""'" -
,, "eces-ary for the refining oper-
, w',llc,, makes Increased demand on
capitM resources during eTtended pe.
I, ," ,of ""' yrai"- nul accurately re-
""d I" a balance sheet coming at the
i, ' . tl,p 'pnr when operations are at
l0w' cl,h tinder present conditions.
. ' "' company's advertising reserve
nns heen Increased IBrto.ooo, bringing
tltflt Hem ,,, n t 1 -An Art
1. It was the
first lnr-a-a ,nrinii.,.. . i.. .i .,.
Stockholders Inrrenaeil trnm lo-r.e ,n
?'877' o'""" of whom arc vv omen.
-r,e ni.riir., i.,li,i.i ,... ., ,
flow ,-los.i ;" -"-" iHuchiioKiing lias Uenease.l
I ins 1 -tn. ;lx"n forty-seven und a half shares In
1 3-.S 1.31'. ,1916 and fortv-tlvo and n half In 11)17
(IIS illS,to forty-three in 1918.
113. 0.1S i
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following becurlllc were sold .it
auction today by Birm, & Inland.
Share, 'Slw,
ia5lilS,,.,r Tru.',t 1'" Pr $110. 333
'.H.""nk "f I'hlladelphlH (3th
l"ft ,-.J Y1 ," unk ave.). par ISO 112
1.0 Central Trust and Having, fo .
. Par i.0 ... fln
4V,1U'"'a ,l"llroad C.; p.ir
n Logan County Light and "l"oer
,. , ' o. common hi'.
100 Industrial cold siorago and i.i
B7t InduatrlalVvudHigrnge and Wre- ",
- t?u"; r" "or I.V.i . . ,
. Mnhl lev Cr.am nnd llaklng c.i
,-t. . Preferred iM tn
.4''S'ke Torpedolaiat Co ... 'is
1000 American Vmture Mlnea Corpora-
000 AA-TnTu're Vtlne. CoVr-IS-
.. . t,on r.iininon ... I,t 120
102 International Moner Machine Co
par SI.) ti-
40OOJIarlc Pre., city nf lla.ni.Lrtf.
ller.nanv. 7n mark, per an
num (Interest on from 1VI,-
niary . ltil.1l .,, tj.-.o
2S"'W.1l K"n" r'remh'c'n .Var
IKS) lO-i1
100 German Hold and Uranium Com
pany , , j j,
100 Dlatot Vanufatturlng Company
. . par 11 ,,,,t i .
10 Aariwnb.irli A Miller. Inc.. par
110.) , IKI
73 Corn Kxchanso National Hank
. par linn :i.-,
S Quaker City National Hank par
lilt.) , t 1,1,1
10 Quaker City National Hank: par
,, li"" . . . . 1,10
2 Ileal :atute Trust Co preferred
par. II. hi j,74
3 Philadelphia Trust Co . par Sinn 71n
2J Loaan Trust Co 1 par 111... t.,0
2 I l.lellty Trust Co . par lldll. 335
27 rlghla to subscribe tn rrunkllil
, Fire Insurant, Co . ST .-,n t,er
share 1,
1 Thirteenth nnd Klftcsnth Slretts
IMS.enger RtlllvMis ., SO.,1., i
4 Philadelphia and Trenton Halt
road Co. . . . . ips ,
30 Tabard Ijiu Hook Co. common 1
31 aharra T.il.ird Inn Hook
Co preferred 3lHI ahi.rea Haw-
thorn. Mllver nnd Iron Mine.
. ,, C" , Ltd lt S.l
4 united Oi.s and I.lcctrlc Corpora-
Hon flrt preferred ... in
2 Stetson Hat Cnmpanj .110
HONDS I
S3000 William Crimp Hons Miln and I
Lnalne Hulldlng Co. 3 per ,
rnt. Klrst mortmain. (',,11. '
tsina March and SepUmbor
Due 10.MI
1000 Electric and People's Traction
Co., 4 per Cent lleulstercl
(Slock trust certificate.) In
terest April and October. Due
1013 . .
3000 Loaan County Light and Power
i'o , ll per cent. First mnrt
gatre Coupons May nnd No
ven.ler. Due 1034..
1000 Llectrlc and People's Traction
Co . I per cent. (Stock trust
certificate ) Interest April and
October Due 1 0 1 . Regis
tered .
1000 American (laa and Klectrlc Co.
3 per .ent. (Collateral trust I
Coupons Tehruary and Au
gust I)u 20.17
1000 Pittsburgh Hhavtmut and North
ern Itatlrond Co . 4 per cent
Clrst mortgage Due 11132.
(Certificate of deposit. Colum
bia Trust Co )
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, Mnrch 12. There was fair
fleman'il for spot cotton today with
prices weak on the basis of n, decline of
forty-six liolnts for middling, old con.
tract, at 14,77.1 The sales wtrf 3000
bales. The receipts were 8000 bales. In.
eluding "700 bales American. Futures
were quiet but steady In the early .leal
Ings. Spot prices vvero American, trtlff.
dllng fnlr, 16 73d; good mlddllirr
15.42d: middling. 14.77d: low mld.lMW,
13.7J.1; good ordinary. 12.20(1, an.l-oii
dlnary, 11.67(1,
DIE ROOM FOREMAN
For Drop Forge Shop in Middle
Weit making automobile cranks,
axlea, etc.
Must have experience aa practical dla
inker aa Hell aa foreman. Applicant!
will not be considered unleaa letter in.
cludea atatement of one. leneth of total
experience, names nf pant employera
nature of poaltlona held and approximate
alary expected.
It 3ftt. I.KIH1ER OFFICR.
Grocers' and Butchers'
Equipment
IJef rigcrators, meat cooler?,
counters, racks, computing scales,
electric cofTec mills, meat grind
ers, cash registers, etc. Agents
for Walker's bins.
Illustrated Circular on Request.
Howe Scale Co.L",0."" s'
If ou are a grocer, druggist,
hardware dealer, tobacconist,
clothier, furnisher, jeweler
LIVERPOOL PURCHASESIstt
ii.f'lc: r"- 2 P. m 18.14 N.
OLD CONTRACT COTTON
.Wall Street Buys New Crop.
j Spot Houses the Chief
Sellers
.New Vera. March II. Liverpool buy
Ing of old stjle ronlrncts for liquidating
discounts helped the old st lo luontlis.
wlilcli lintn .1. .. .....i....... .1.
nearer a n.rliv lit, , i.i ti ,. ,V
nearer k p.irlt.v with middling cotton
purposes anil wall street busing of new runarni. to wnitn raiaiivea ana rnana. :,' , . ,. ti,... ., i m. . 1, ' V, ""Y"1'
I crops furn.she.1 the chief featu.o a. the JJRSJS. ,'!,. 8. 'a TKH't I .if.JWrVnV'l.e S'lSSSSt
- . .. . ' ; ' . " ",",.,.-. ": ". .-.... ,...,.-. .... .. , M jA, lu., a mA trt-..t
opening of the cotton market today. Old ' iV'STf Monica 'n.Vm'lnt. VxiHSSR fc'-wfiy. Sor-V.' lih"Sl. "l"ViiSSS
stjIecontracK at the start, ranged from I 'nn Auto .enies imioihi: M.,,,, 11. wh.uaV ,. "
1'. .nrn 1.la.t.-u .- 4. .... .'"" "-- .MHrri. I J. rtll.tr.n V . UdUmri Tm., Ir.ii.l.e.nrf U.K..,. tw..i' "f.Kri
r..,..v ,,,,- ,-jiriy .inrcn nonces were an-, lumnina may ie viewer i eve ini rn- . iimn .-.non ji-iaura ana iriendB in
sorlied vate. vlted lo funeral. Thura, s so a. in., n3
... l.'l.llt-II Mrh T . AMKI.IA II FIHHRIt. .1 IIMh at Mulemn hluh f rll.
I lie nuying movemenl was encouraged
In the NtrellL'lh nf th,i .twl, m, .rl, ...wl
the better tone In goods, but more nos-
.. . r.--. u. .... u. vx.r i.iii.n. I ..., ,
eiuiy ny me proapects tor mi cam- eon
clu?'" of l"'"n' nl"1 a lifting of th.i
snipmenis to central re
rope,
rile icivipts at the ports for the day
are p.tliii.ited at Ifi.OOU bales, iigaltiht
16,828 bales a vietk ago; 17.003 bales a
jear ago, and 11.710 bales two sears
ago.
. , ., , ' '
leslrrilaj a
I JJ" h
!Mh
',T. X", 'l '-"" - '"
'. 5- .I.'.' V- r..!-.','. i::-'i H:! ',!-
TT .1: K- 7'' L-,n "-1'J " '.'j i
' ' r..1. ! ' r 'J'! --'."' --27 --27
2.1 is 2i .ID 2" : 2.1 .10 2d 3.1 '
NKVV HTVI.i: I
I
uly
O.loher
.e" ... Ill1 JJ Ml JJ.MI J.I ''
March 21. ThlH iidta the common on
a dividend naal.s or 7 per cent per an
num. The rompany pal.l E per cent In
1917 and G per cent In mm
l'lour I'inn in New York
. -. ...l. ......1. , , .-,... ., '
.!.'" '""'.'";'.,;. , ,V.g'" l".m ' i
Hiril.K Miiii. an. aa ''-. "PnilK
elenrs. J!) S.ilr ! 75 : winter
$10 251T ld.fiO . Kanaaa i trrliihtH. JIOKf.
df 11.25 Lard stroncer; Ml.ldln West, ,
niiiiiKniR,
-
$2H'i .a it; viuicr ai-i.c.ea uncnanBeu.
Seeley's Adjusto Rupture Pad
Increasrs efficiency of a irusf oO'o
rVrnti, sO
' Srnii 7
lUfuMior
s2.
GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINER
llir rlf.-HtlJut.nc rriiturr of tliU Vn&
uiukft It ewc to -nr. nntl tlio Thumb
hrrew Kftriilutur iilhin of alt-rlnir prro
htirr nt nill. Mott ruitturri urw Mlm.lv
tur licMiiihr triiKHrM thtit rntrd rlvlit
In the hrelnnlnr urrr not. Oitr Itniirntril
iiniilUnrrN nnd lultiinrril tnfthoilv .nstitr
liniinttrinent for fiery (itie and cure
in 11 nt.
I. B. SEELEY, 1027 Walnut St.
...ii- f"t "" Hn'l kpn frr rfffrpttPT '
"
in ?ii;moriam
RODOKRS In memory of our dear alster
and aunt AIIIIIK M 1100(11:11.4. Patted i
away March Is. lull
HIHTKIl AND NIECI.
59 ratios
n"? T,"i. '.' ,MAy, .''u.hl-i.,v'
I John nnd Mary Uiern (ne Inrkey). Ilela
Po.,,,1. r jlW.::;iiZ,YJL:i r ..." :.-!:. '
uu',i hhq iriennn, Dunna di ri Albania a ,
h .Hi u in , realdrnce of parenta 37ns Aspen
fet. Solemn hlh muiu of rrnulem SI.
uwaina'n inunn in u m int. Holy cross i
Cem Auto funeral
nimi .. , ,, ... .. .
nl 1 nh-r ' " h n n -i". I "m rn "m n- tn "' HoH Cri! Com, Auto funrriil I J, in, 2:.3.i Jpflrnn H. Int. private -
i,.?...TLr n in " ? " .m m.'i .. .'. J! I UKOKUi; .Mrrh in. Hl'HANNA. Widow , IlKX March 10. MARV M. wKWof
liiunrv "I " ?r ' i " - ." - of Jtmoi II pw'W , 'VJ, rteUtlv Andrrw Ilex IlPlathfa and frlrada invito
January . ,i. ....... j... ..., "ti .1 , .....,' , ,...,. n, ,.. , run... T..,,r t"so .. ...... , . .. .... ..m
U. in i, omln M ''.AIIh'w.i f7Jn,i'i "le t . Norrlatown, !., Ihur... ltp,A
it -.ii-i i - -, . Dsl llemalns may tw viewed Wed.. 7 to lullnl nrKiile Uurrun nil. r,m
jJnilc.l DriiR Inrrravea Dniilend p ml residence of a,m-ln-lavv. Ueorga H "uohinho "larch lo JOSCPII 0, on
lloaton. March t5. The United OruR "f,1i,;'il'vv"-i,viarrhn In HOIIRIIT husband ' Si K.l,l,,Vr,h ""dlate Joseph Iloblnson; agad
rompany has declared a quarterly dlv I- of iiVy me&i HelaHveaand' frleW
rtend of 1 per cent on the common, "ted to funeral. Krl , 2 p. m . 131!. H 34th I Jtf TV clrnden''? J lift irt?Sti:
.,...-..,,.., Ane.l 1 ... ..nr.1, e ....., 11 In, k'.rn.tnn.l ('em. Kr ends miv rail 1 t'.T ' V. ?.a !J Cajnaen, N. J. Int. nrinw.
1 Sff
- HV Sana Ik
: mvsXmPE "V. mr
1 lM5tL JmSSP
I Hugjr
n.VM.V Iv .1?.. .hff ?'"?. .an'M.ia.V?L,uV.rFri-!!-p"m:-r.ldenee of (leorg, V.
Imr.i 11.11 h it..n... .n ,r..,i. mvii.H tn
I funeral. 3SI York ave. l.anadale. Pa
i Thura . with services at at John'a Reformed
Church 2 i. m. int nrliale llemalns mav
i,e viewei vvea , hid u p, m
. RARNKS -March in, ni.sii:. daughter of
George und Violet Barnes, aged 22 Rela-
Jives and friends Invited to funeral arv
. Ice. frl.. 2 P. m. parents' residence. 3743
N. Prnnkllri t Int nrltp.
tl-!.- t -!.a- j .. ..s ..7i. .
iirnrieiiH. iwrrnn ana . ioun ncnievser.
tft-il 20 Helat.vos nnd frlenda invited to
funeral. Thura HSftii m. 3413 T kt. Sol-
eiii-t reiiuit'in ll. a
au a in. int.
funeral
nicit.nr--Ms
lata Mary Rlul
Invited to funeral. Thura.. 8 30 a. m.. 2100
II UutitlniT'lon at
bo emn. requiem mass,
St. AnrVn Churrh 10
Int. Ne Cathe-
Ural Cem Auto aenlce
l ltOOZIIH At 117.' JefTereon fit . Carney
1 Tolnt N J AInrih 10 KM.AllKTH IIOO
KH fne rirenRe), wife of Charles II Hoozer
laaed 71. HeUtHea and frlendi Imlted tu
funeral Arlington Cem.. Lanadowne. Ia..
tiuin.. ti m. .i in mi siriviKiuu .fffl,
.".s -iircn oi in. Ascension :"!?,'""" .5"-z ..,.: ;...,,-.! friends Invltert m lunerai aervices. inurg..
cw ca.neora. cem. au.o ;--; JRStS. I p ' m.. reridewe of S" ' 'n;:-7:,n.T:rk" " ,n"- J" J,0rU',
rch 0 nwCN husband of ?X'-C 0rriend.-trn.V,,fir' Wed afl?r ' WIt.KlNON -March 11 1, EMMA, daugh.
ev. n.l.lli,, and friends Jfood lem 1 rlends may can vveu. auer William and MarautnttJ. Wilkinson
nownft.-March 10 SALMB U. dauah- K"S;;TpUni 303 1 Allegheny a.
, er of late Hubert and Sarah lUmer Ilela nt. Prlal. Hetnalna may be Mewed Wid..
tlves and friends Invited lo funernl serv after 7 n in
Ices. Frl.. 2 p in . brother'a residence, 1S22 KUHKH Manh 10. WAT.LACH S hun
1 rankford ae Int. private, trtends may . hand of I.lllle Kueer. aced 70 Relatives and
if" irinin tiium, wiirr a V, in.
Church,
f..,nn.n 1. ,,... ..... , ,. , .
funeral, Thura., H.tl.l n
r iniin, . i..-ur, ..",,. inviieu xo
lura., a.a.i n m . -..t ,-. 7th st 1
ulem mas. Mt fcdward'a Church
.nt. Holy Cross Cem. Auto rv-
Knienin req
rAMPHRI.t,. Of nneilmnn.a. M.h 11
J1JSS1B I, CAMPI1BLU Funeral aervices',
8 p. m.. Thurs, eve,, 38:0 Market st.
criena. inviieu.
CASSAN. JIareh 9, ANN 11 . widow of
of Joseph D. Chlsm and daunhter of Thomaa
and Bllen Ilrown. tlelatlvea and frlenda in
vlted to runerai, 'inurs.. h,3u a. m.. &a3
Cemetery ave., Oermantown. Hiih ma., at
Immaculate Conception Church 10 a. m.
Int Holy Sepulchre Cem. llemalns may he
viewed Wed. after T p ni.
CODT.- March 11. JOHN J.. Jr. son of
John J. nd Mary J, Cody, a.ed 20. Ilela.
live, and friends, i,euu nt facred Heart,
Invited to funeral, St 8:80 a., m.. parenta1
residence. 1337 Colwyn st. Solemn reaulem
tilth mss. St. Stephen'. Church 11 a, ra.
Int. Holy Sepulchr. Cem.
c'nAlU. Sfirvn 10. MART, daughter or
1... Jamea and Mary Crata.' Funeral arv.
mL mu
p. in., liavia
r fr. :i- m .' ' ' ;r .-,.-T'
"SWl'JHl..Wl.' kflV.
. IiniNKIinilllFF Marrh 11. IfARIiIUTi erans or tnei- ii. i. .i -.." "'At'" J iranie .
I I., wife of John I) llrlnkerhnfr and dauahler to servleea Thurs 11 a m . - "" of UiMkert -iiy louneu. n 1 1 ana o. o
of John M and Laura K. MeC'luskv. Ilela. eslnjra st Int nrliate. Kernwood Cem. He. . mvtted to funeral Thnra 1 P m ..real
tlies and friends Invited tn services Krl ll.ans mav he V eed VVefl . I in up ni . flence of uncle, innmas i iienneti, mi. P. Kjt
V m asai S I ."inue"l at Ini private l.ArFHnTV March 10. MAnOARKT st,t st .Servleea Trinity Men.orla Chapel., 1
1 W. Laurel Hill rem Vrlendi may "all LAFKKIITV (ne. M.rio.kejl widow of t-am. M at,ii Pprure sts . Sn rj. im Mt, Morlah h
.Thurs from 4 to 10 p. m Torkf I'a ue Laffertv Helatlve. nnd fr U -nd. Inv lied (m Krlend. may call Wed 8 to lo p, ra. J
' papera cops lo funera , Krl 8 3.. n. m , 'MS jriion Autn service ..........
;,V...... .. . ,n o... . si Solemn hlnh mm of renulem Cathedral WILSON March 11. WILLIAM O., Sr., v
IIIIOWN. March 10 fUIlAIf J lltOWS, . 1n H n Int. New Cathedral Cem Auto l h ,nil ot ute Klltaheth Wilson (ne. nod. fl
, widow pf John 11 llrown Relative, and ,rii,T ... ,, 1 2?ra aBed 70 lleiatlves and friend.. Btr-t '
I friends Inv ed to servicer. Thur.. 2 p, m LAVKNOHIt On the lflth of March Jf the Union Clrele, No IS. II. of A.. In. . ,t
OIS N 45111 st. Int lernwood Cem. rilAHI.KS husband of Ihelale Klliabeth I nJ .',.0' funeral .ervlces. Sat.. 3 p? m.i A
IIUCKAI.i:w Marrh 11. WILLIAM P. Luiender ne Brui. wreo. in, jesr '"'" iv coral st. Int. private. North CedarPW ru
husband of Caroline Uoai-h tluckalew. aaed tlirk n. friends of tha fa mils, also tne --,,, Cfm. Frlenda may call Trl. er., Auto 3
.V. Ilelattvea and friend.. Kt I'aul'a Lo.lae 1 memhera of the ,ouni and Old ljuffal" and ""," v ' -1, 'SJ
No 4S1, r. and A M . lvanhno Counill. No he 1,'iji.l Order of .V oose, Lodae Ni ..I. are "S:.1. aioW March 8 IIHI.EN Uiii,s..ifl
PIU o'of I A Vulcan Assemblyof Kn- liivltedto the funeral nn hat. at kJJ. m . d Ark?rM Catharine, and late Jofinfwin'lM'Sl
alneer. Invited to funeral. ITI.. Sir. rn . ' his ate residence 1J. .V Hod in "J' iau imer nelatlvea and friends Snt.(l Tifl
3114 Ithawn si Holmesbura Int North-I ne.iulem mass 11 to a. m. at ht I eter a fn, .,,, WeJ . 8 p. m.. 443 OllT.Jf fffl
wood Cem llunalns may be viewed Thurs . l hUpVn Marrti f 11 min OKOIIOB A. It. Further servleea Thurs., la m., M0,-ri J
' m-r'lNSM.rd, 10. JAMKH M . husband Iffier'a'. j,MS? VllSSnl" 'tyW&.KVVo.TS8 'I
M'lftiS, ,'ocfen,"y .."fiV'llll.i!!! 'J ,' 'nl,,,'''MAnV T widow of ' vVonS.laVch'T. 'qMBTWffl , S
ID u. ni 1
1 ,lr. .. . of th. no j emm iu a ,.. .... "... P" Invited to funeral Thur... l:Sn pVin,: I
i-Ar r nr. i. ...arm 11 i a i iiAlllNi; cem auio lunrr.,, ..,... a". Hvl.nn at S Camden. N J. Int Odd .; w'
CAFFUKV t'uneral to which relatlvea and LUONHAnuT March 10 AMLUA. vVlmw Cem llurUnrton" N. j. S'rleno.-1'' . &
frlenda, llpsary and Altar. Hocletle. of st. widow of Jacob Leonhardt. aeed 79. Ilela. '" V.'m.ina We.1. .is. irpeno.
Mullen's cnurcn. inv led. t rl . no i in., tlies and frlenda nvtted lo tunerai services. '::.n'1in". j r nf nidlev rark Pa March - 3
r.rlrtence of brother Jam Caffrev. "341 I Thur.?. 1! P. in. Sill 5 B. Dauphin .t. lot. 10 uVpNMlV St 'WORnA'A. m T 'of lISS, Vrr-'f
f. ,T.ih f' ?'"" reuulem mass Church of I prVte. iireenmount Cem . jnnetoan P and Harriet Lane Worrall. iZUl . V 4
M. Monica III i. m Int New Cathedral '"jno. March 11. HK1.KN' A., widow of 55niVutlv. -and friends Invited to fuoerJiN - h
Cain Autn service. ...f.T: ',, . ., ii.i.iu.. nnri friend. In. I V; . n ' v., r...u.r ir li... nM laTflaaam. tt
William W.C.as.n: aiedWl lul.tlve. and I MAHV ' CUItA f ..'J,.?.- 'jtVlae. and "wORTlUNOTON. - Killed In .otlon In ,"
friends Invited to attend funeral aervices. ! and 5'rK,.,' .'', funeral services Krl. 1 Vance. Oct. -JO. ITtANK ELY, son of JoAn"1". -
,Jpr3.3;'..P'n,,nm..Bn8. ny'b'o" I f .., Tff Sn3 ffi l tiXtfoyA
"S'AOWSKLM.rch ,0. FUANTBS AIT. ' StSSZ $M' VeT'MS'?
8rL,SbTw'.a!,1neeh,b'-0hOrW,F.'iedk A"4 IIS f I .NwaM A,Ucii1a, v todj 'frVeAsT-rf'
and friend. Invited to funeral services, and frlendi ' Invited to ""'. w,nujl'h- 8 fi0 ' n;rBi Thur. . tf P. m.. reslaenc, , 2? '
Wni.i.ptt "N'orThwSod- CT SiSB EMl-?&Xn 'iSiaf "SrlSi ASl'y
io.. timiu.ni;l- vnr
funeral
-.. ..-,,., . .
.., " "':
tin nritat namatxa
oe "' - ,"
Thura. afte. s n. m.
vr,.'M"Tp.V At Naval 1lnsplt.il. Brooklyn.
jj V March III JOHN I'ATHICli 'lALTON.
lieutenant commander V S. N Hnlfmn re.
Ji'ilem mass Our Lady 'of Ixrurde. Church.
v rhree.it. Thura , I. n rn Int. Arllnaton
.Natlnr.i Cem . Curt Mier V'n Friends majf
can 113111 urexel rd (Oarbrouk. Wad. eve
llivta -h.jj ..... u ., .mm .m
W--ni.tand.f-Hnral, A rt)v..'-(rre0r,Vi
lunerni arm-, Krl . 2 p.
......I u ,,,i. I
at Int, of I. Cam. Alesandrln nnd Nor.
folk (V.i ) and VVaahlnmon t i' pauara
eonv Ilamaliia mny j vlacd Thura . 7 to
0 p. m
0 p. m
tll"VKUi:AU.V. March a. MArtOAnUT
t. wire or John c. Davaraaux tnao uavnni,
VIKVK widow of l?oula V 'Kehllnit It'ela'
ti... - .....i ,rii.i- ii.viiu.1 in lnn.r.l ""in rC I
ll' '-, Thura. n a in Mich maae of ra ,
,,ui,m church of Our tjidv of Mercy 10 a m.
widow of tluatave Flher. formerly of 1121 I
VV fllrur.l me Ttelullrea and frlenda In
' .1 .!. I . .. .... .. H .
lieii in lunerai aericrs. ,mir . v. u,..
realdeni-e of N llelveraon, US3 N. 11th at.
Int VVe.l Laurel Hill Cem . .
KI.YNN March H WILLIAM A., aon of i
HannAh II
Thoma . (1
inee Maanerj ana in lain
rivnn. Hetntlven and frlenda
are Invite.
to funeral. Thura., s:.in a. m ,
Si,, - let lnlted lo funeral Hat 83(1 a in..
..,,, u Tloaa at Hnleiun requiem maes
M Hlepheir. Church 1" li ill Int. Holy
Sepulchre fern Auto-funeral
(lAUTON .Marh III, JOHN I'., eon of
John nnd Margaret llarton (nee Cunning-
t,n)), HBd 13. Itelutliea nd frlenda
vllM to funeral Thura s 3.1 a in., parenta'
a unit Tlalt mt I Ut i tirl W. nl r ill ts I
(i..i ...,. I.m T t.l nil u tilr r'li1li)i in 1
'rhtirn
(lILMOm: Marrh 11. JOHN OtXlKltS I
"'-',: , .'n'r,r-';.,v,,:ve"'''oJrhbrooit 21.;- I
m., r.Tth ft. and - Ity ave, Overbrook. 1'a
Int private.
(10SNKII March , I'ATiiutiNK r
WHO Ul I run iva vjuou'-i . - mmtl I
Uvea and friends Invited to services Thurs.,
'J n
u.ill ueinnam ej. ini mi. .iun
ivm. friends may call Wed eve.
,mAHM -At Jaikaomllle. Klu . Vtorch 8. ,
ni'SHi:t.l. II (ilt.VHM aged ai Relatives
. ..... . ....... .. ....., ....I...
, frlenda Invited ' to funeral .ervlc
Thura. 2 i in. reaid-n.e J W Vl.ke
.rvlrea.
'JH lltdsn ave Int. private.
(IHANT Mar.h 1(1, MARV J
widow of I
i Ja.nen rirant Relative, and friends. II V .
I VI Hcdalll) of Ht VltKs-nf. Church. X.adlea' ,
Auxiliary. A. O. II. Dlv No 0.
A. O. II
Invited to funeral. Thura . .1
r.coi
Vincent's Church 7J.I a m. Int. M lini-
tlus a em . Centralis. Pu. Alitua will meet
1(1 'ID u
t ruins from IMilut at Afhlrina,
11. l:iu:m.K. Murili li. ADOl.I'll IIAC II
lU'.lll.l. hushund of Jennie Itaeherle (nee
Piichl and son of Adolph and'MUabeth Use-
bcrle aged 31 KeMiive. anu ir.en.is, vvinne-I
.,..rL.,, -, r .o :,-.,, , ,i. .-, , iinr,
,., n. ..... --.. --". -" - -.-:-- - -.-."ir- '
i:mrgiu 1 01 a , einp.ojea urueuing ,
1 r,u.em ; Mt" ' ri'drnta-i .Church in .77.1. Int. WJJ--"W ' THOMAS' J
I Holy Crn.a Cem Auto funeral. "n ",A""'" - .n1 f-11" Ornenaettei-. aged
ciAiinrrr -March in miciiall j.. i.u.- i ,":. ..h,-5 J rr-f.n'-,' cSurt 'J'-'t..'''
band .if Man Uarrlty (nee JoceV llelatlvea I "he Ion at No n, Invited to funeral Fr
and frlenda, 81 HKphen's llolv Name. SorJ- S p. in., parents' reJtdehce. 8421 Weatmore
ety Dlv Ni. K A i If Court Pride f ' land at Knlla ef Schuylkill. Hervlcea
I K'l. .. .. '.. n, 1.- i.r k Vfu.n M-n'a .Ch.irrh llf SI ...ma. Ih. ,.. O.J-. . m
ro invited tu funernl. Hat .2 p. in. 31.1s Und. and daughter of late Joseph andiKoaar.
N tith l Int Northwiiod Cem. rrltnda McNulla. Relstlves and frlenda Invited to"
mav ml 1 rl after 7 p in. ..funernl. Krl R.30 a. in, 430 N. Holly aLj
HAH. .v.ar.n 11, ...sun, nusnanu 01
Auri llttit (no IiHnt-y). Hfliitlvps nnd
fricndi, San Domingo uounrll, No .;,,
ArihMshop Hftti, Fourth lfnre Ambly,
8t. Thorium of UUtuia T .. ! . Uur
.Mother of t)tiud Counsel. Holy Nm So
rt" t . Irii Mhwt Klre t'o , InltM to fu
firwl. Frl . H 30 a ni 704 I.nncaiU-r avt.,
I.rjn Mhwt, Pa. Holeian requiem mans Our
Mother of Good Counsel Church 10 a. in.
Int. St Dents' IVm.
4 HAVF.V Alttrch 11. JOHN J . himltand nf
Tstllian it lln.'V (nee Ilurke) HelntlvVM wild
frlenda finiilojea of McMhenny .Mfter Wnrko
friends emi'lojea or .viainenny .vieter Works
and Hlleet .VUlal Workera' Cnlon. imltcd to
funeral I'rl N 3(1 a. In.. N l; ior Mlth
st and lUrtram uve. Solemn requiem mass
St. Uaphnel a Church 111 a m Int Hot
Croea i em Auto funerHl
HAWKINS Marcli . HA.MUEI,, husband
of Nelly llawklna Ineo Mcllugh). aged 3J.
Itelitiiie una frtenils, llrewcry Firemen a
Union. Ijjcal No. Jh3. Invited to funeral
Thura.. p. m.. mother's residence. Mrs. I
Annie Hawkins. tNIl Arlington st. tilth
.and Nnrrla) Int West Laurel Hill Cem. !
Remains may bo viewed Wed. eve.
HHAI.V - March 10. WINIFRED T.
daughter of John and Winifred Healy Reia.
I tlves and friends. Cathedral II. V. M. So-
dnllty and Ieague of tha Hacred Heart. In-
vneti to lunerai, inure . n -o . hi parrots
resl.lence. 1.111! Wood st. Solemn reaulem
mass Cathedral 10 u. in. Int. Holy Cross
l.r...A,,J'.lI.Aur".r."1 . .. ,.. .. . .j-... '
if -or'. II,'":1,'.n.,t ,,1',!ld,,,,l.,',.., xis
lli.i.n. ..;. .iriii ,, iiyw. . ."
Jacoh and LouIkb Outer HeUlUen and
: .i.i-r...7 ,. . !-,., T u-. -io-
rrirnua mnwi 10 lunerni wrvue:s rn.. .
Ureen at Int On-enmount Cem.
Ilemalni
may lie lew tit Thura eve
IIHI.lII.INd March 10 GROUCH, aon of
lat
i .L"iAA'K.,!LW'':-.-V-. .1?:
Itoli
ritrri aim .it... .,.,., s.. .. .u..wU. -s..--
Fox. SJ.1 llrec. st mt iireenmount cem
ltemaln. mil be viewed Thura. eve
, .'Jffii1 11 ' vm-iTIi.v c",h ..
AMI.! HI.M1I.HM.N. uged U
WILLIAM
Uue notlve
of fun.p.il
.on'f ' ratTTck and'V.te Ellen' Hilled 'inee
Avery). Relatives and friends Invited to
fUner..l. Thurs 7:30 . m 1343 Vine. at. ,
High requiem mass Cathedral .0 a., m. Int.
flll.l.KY. Muuuenl. .viarcn i., .'Ainu k
Holv Cram Cim Auto funeral
tf.Ui. L'alrmnnnl r. v Thtirn tl. ill. I MI.
. ...-... -. ...-.., -
P'-Jr,..,,-.- ,ffc u n ,,.tti..mv -n
JOHNSTON Marrh 0. J XT JHRW H ..
' ,.,,,,.-,, u tn nnnnruy ,, nf
. . .... . fi3 Helailvea and frlenda
Invlleij to funeral services l ri ,
rede?,c.of snn "Alfred 'jNaY.i; 391s a 'st.
I,,, priia.e ree;,ood IK of I- ) Cen,
frlendfi. Urotherhood nf ltonkDinaers ijorai
No i!. Ilookblndera Friendly. emploea of
,.r.T.. a z;:r. .... t... ;.. j . tnrai
irlenda. HIV. .No fai. li OI Ia. I- . an-i ri;
.,, iutiru
.......... , ., , ...,,. ..u ..ml
Andrew Irfllia inee l,iiuii, . ,,r,au .-. o ,
friends Invited to funeral, I rl , nou u in.,
rSa'denc. of son-in-law. Herman Leneo 4138
N Colorado st .. Ill.Kh requiem ma.-hurch
!.,... ... e.'.n.r.l Vrl H 30 a. nl.. 1S3'J N
l lath st. Solemn renulem maas Church of
; oesu 10 a m. Int. Cathedral Cm. Auto
funeral.
LOI'riN.-s'"vu!;'1':
-Suddenly, Marcn 10,
int. Holy tiros. Cem,
Hnrrnffl 10
. ..... -.V..IA
"'.: .''... u- rn..i. 1, flflnfiea ii.
MALPAS8, ieed ii Funeral eervloee Krl.,
March 14, S:5 P,"- 507 Ftlham rd.. Oer
n'dosin int prlv.t.. . ,..--,.
s.ed 13 Relatlvea and friends Invited fo
"neral services. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 213 R.
Iiroad at,, Chester, l'a. Omit flowers. Int.
PrUcCOnD. March 10 OKOROB W.. JR..
husband of TCdna l'. MaeCord nee Pavl.)
ini loS of OeorM W. MaeCord, Sr.T and
fate Mini MaeCord. aaed 46, ReUttvM
and frl.nda. alao Wa.hl.uHon 'Camp"jio.
si P. t. B. M A.. Invited to enrj iTrC,
t v. j S71J CHrard . Int MhaiW
n. Remain, may .be vkssfd JMBmu
nr-ATfi!"
Clarvey n,,. niin. ...i .m t tf.v
ii.:.. --..-. ,.... ... ...,..-. ..... .,-.....-....
" , or brother-ln-iaw. James l" lkwis
- ;Vl;'i r KlMiart.t. ..'i
m, . r... .v.""'-. - nucKirniyr iusren '.'
. inii.M a . jiuMmna of Mary c. sicjioj
ARlo trie MeCnrmlrk). Funeral Jrl., SiSS.
.m J3.' SSth-st Hnlemn,ms of ret
ciulem St. Franrta'a Church 10 a. m. Rela.
' ana manna II V Jl Mortality, JIM
Name Soc etv. Charlea Carroll Cnunrll. &,n.
'..-... n u, , , iiorn. uuaraa or pi, jrraneie
,4... r ,. ., . . . .. :" i-.
:W'! ""rxn. American lea 10. lien A..O..I
AuKne"" - ""' " Cr0" C'"
NAMA IA. Ilrdattl and frlanrl Invl, f
!"'"' ,. u,r," " !,0.S,niy1 raaldenea of
I!,0.n,"",1 Mroan, MM Vine at.. Waat
.! "!' r'V;,"!" ""i maai nurcn or ira
'.'"' of victory, 10 i. m. Int. Cathedra
Cathedra
Cam.
MfNlrlinf,
March 11.
CAT'fAtUNBJ
"eral. Thura.. 8:30 .. m . 1S0O Jefferaon t. .Sl
bolcmn requiem maaa Church of (lean 111 v m
. m. Int Cathedral Cem. Aulo aervlce.?.-
NIXON March 10. JIIIIDOKT. wlfa.rfarf
fi Patrick'. Church in . m. Int, Holy
Sepulchre Cem Autn funeral. r
t ,.I,t ,...t... ..'.,.
v.irv,vrt .r.,rrn ii. at iji,.' fjermaniown
ave lAVIKrt J , hilabatid of Bllen O'Mara.
(nee II. rt-ert) Helatlve. and friend. In.
vlted to funeral, l'rl 81o a. m. reldenc I
i wn. .,iiin . u .-i.ra. -t-j f i uaruaia i
at hnlainn hlall maaa of renulem St Hlaoh I
v1 B "l,rv" i'' B m. ini, iioiy croas uerri.
Int VVeatmlneter Cem. ltemalna may tw
viewed Thurs.. after 7 h. m.
I'ATI IIHMIV March II. SAIIAH J,
I'ATI IIItMJN Helallvea and frlenda Invited
to aervlcee. frl 2.30 n in., residence ot
I Mra. I.lrrtp Chamber.. ll!33 S .3d at. InL
In-.private. Auto iervlce. r
I Plinitr .March , RKLLA It., daughter
. nf i 1, a !,. D.1...1 T 1 a .. - a- -I
ulll.au uk.I -t-J- I 1..J . a . m.L T
'iisits.s; i4t icuua mm . i
,0, '0S T,T, ,..,. o, A,h.,-,.
' MAliv'rVTd-ivJ oV .'mel'd-
itijm nnJ frnrt. invited tn .
'a
March
Kniten.
-tt- tn ..P..MI..
Thura 1 n. m.. OlKee li. Ilatr nlda-. 1820
chMtnut l hit Mt. .Mortar. Cem. Friend'
",nv r , ffVP
SBWI1LI, March 10, WtLt.lAM T.. hus- ,
nnna or llulda n. Hewell, Relatives anaI
frlenda Invltnl in fun.ril aervleea. Wed.
X 0 n... nirlor. nf S. P. Frankenflld'.
Mnn., .'.sno Vina at. Int Dnton. Md , ThUre.i
L.,IITI, . ,,....L .....r,. T.D r t .i.
IIDUN, vlfp of Frederick Hmllh Relative,
and frlenda Invited n funeral. Thura.. 2 V.
m.. 21 III limhard at. ln. VVoodlanfla Cem.
i;iki."i;iikr Mnrcli 11. hakiiic. bus.
'" 'or iilngen and nn .o'llenryano ......
j Kl Lib. mer aged
red 40 Relatives and frlands.
No. 1, Krlar. Club. Actor."'.
. National Vaudeville ArtlstnJ
1 I.IKS l.,Ufc,e ?
I I'T'ltable Asso
'l! V .. lft'lV 'Ontario at" Inl
.srthorel ,.pm RtmRns may be vleie1
TI urs , K to lu
'llWlKWn.r.rrl,- 11 MATS- itf
ILTII Mldow of Walter M. Hprdv le, agedflj
SI Helntlv.a and frlenda Invited Vf
services, 1 burs . 2 p. m.. 6413 OVe
1 iveintiv.a ana iriena. invi.ea K..unsi, m w-
uverprooK 9 r
3T T vvlfg." f)
ae Ir.t private.
.tiiki ... .,.,,. n ,,,,,,ui.:-r
.'--. ....-... .,,.,1, ... ,,l...'v.U. ,, ----
nr i."dv,ard s.arr. of county Tyrone, ir.-a
sn',mn renuLem mnaa ht. jamea a unureni
1M a in Int. Holy Cros Cem.
STOCKTON. At Atlantic City. March 10.
MAIIY M , widow of Owen J. Ktocktoa.
Uelatlven and frlenJa Invited to funeral erv
Icea. Weil., e p. m, aon'a reildence, Albert
R. Stockton, 20 N, Slontpeller ave., Atlantta
City, N. J Frlenda requcated to meet, tn
neral at Colestown Cera. (N. J.), Thai.
11 .. ni.
ni. rvii
CI. .S.v I .. rtl , PI. .iw.pii ov,v.,
Slarrh f EDITIf wife of Harry Swartg
SWAHTZ. At ft. Joffph-K HoipUal,
and daughter of lata Cornellua and SeclIT',
i:nr.s. Relathea and friends Invited tagA
lunerai inure n:.io a m., .s .-,. s.i, ,.
Holemn riqulem inaa. St Augustine a tnurcBJ
ID n. m Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto Tu-I
neral
TITMAN Suddenly. March 10, JOHN A.f
TITMAN. aged 113 Relatives and friend. Ir.-l
vlted lo funeral. Thura . 3 p m., MH Pre.-
ton st Int private. Remilna may be viewed
Wed . to l p in .. , .., v
TITUS March 11 TIIEODORB TITUS.rt
Relative, und frlenda. .all lodges of whlcjlv
he. was a member. Invlte.i tn funeral eervf
Ices. Thurs . 4 p. m . 3T33 Wrone ave.. Otn'.il.
int private. Remains may be viewed Wed...
h tn to p m
III'DYKK. :
March 11. MARY V.TDTKB
tnei. iirown), wifts or .Antnony iirown.og.
mu v ot,,.'
,;,a 't0 funerHi. Frl. S p. m 814 N. 2o
st Ini. Northwnod Cem. -I .
st ueiativea ana ir.enas in-
VAN Dmill III FT March 11. JKNNIK Ul
idow of iiaKrtit..rtrR.Si(
tlves anil frlenda invited to funeral ae:
rn, ; on p in. ... rri-i ynrr oi iruuaui.
Mrs.
Ftllu Wrlcht. 'J013 rillllnaham t . Frank.
ford Int private, F.ast Cedsr Hill Cem,
WAKIANI) Jlareh'll. WILMAM J..
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.viary li vv aigana inee t'neiani.
nu t' A
Phlla Klectrlc. Co. storeroom. 31st and.
Illrard ave lnvlte.1 to funeral, Frl , D KtSi
m ll"4 N 2Hth at. Solemn high requiem
mass Ut I.udwlg'a Church 10 a. tn, Int.
private, Most ,Holy Redeemer Cem. .
WALSH March ll. JUSKPH M.. son ot?J
"h1"l'",R.?nn1a rIln""JparJn!L?dre,.'idn,S"Vf
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WKRNnK. linrch 10. T. CIEMENTff
nu5lmnd nf Amelia Wernnr. KMatlvea and
(nee Tavlor)
8 ged 1.1 HeUilcs and frlenda. j ,J
nlon- TahcrmftJiv" PreshytefUnliHJ 1
member. U
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KenslnVion llj..' HI.I. School Inytted Mi J
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T.s husband of Hachael A. Williams Rela
tUes and frt-nfta. pmploea of Williams
WwHl'n Mill 2-'d and flprlna Garden sta .
Invited tu aervlcfa Thurs., 2 p. m . 6003-"
Vine at. Int Mt Morlah Cem, ItemalntClf
in-v be .Hed Wed, eve. 2
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SUV. daughter of late Dm Id It. and IJdia.iijr
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Chestnut t 'nt.. Private ;u
WOIITHINOTON', At Penn'a Park. Pal
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funeral. Thura., S a. rn.. 4U ak.ThWMI
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