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TO PROPHESY
Many Things of Vital Importance Depend on Outcome
of Steel Conference to Be Held Wednesday.
Opinions of Bankers and Brokers
TjVNANClEItS as a rule find it difficult to express an opinion on the
prospects for the present week. Last week In many Instances previous
K calculations were upset. So many matters, of vital lmportnnco depend
t on the outcome of the conference of the steel manufacturers' committee,
to be held In Washington on "Wednesday, that cen those usually con
sidered as the best Informed are chary of expressing any decided opinions
as to the immediate outlook. They claim that European matters do not
look any too promising for an early peace settlement, nnd that market
conditions will continue to be more or less swayed by lepprts from I'arl.
Bond houses, with a few exceptions, lepoited a falling off in busi
ness during last week. They do not expect a return to normal until
tter the Victory Libeity Loan is well out of the way.
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The following Is a synopsis of the opinions of some of the le.idhiR
brokerage and banking houses on present conditions as they see them
and the prospects for the Immediate future:
Butcher, Slicrrenl A Hansell While the l construction fiom a war
to a peace basis fcometlmes seems very slow, we are nevertheless making
steady progress day by day. Many big Issues are being settled In les
tlmo and with less disturbance than would have been possiblo before the
war. It has in the past alwajs paid In the long run to be a bull on
the United States We believe in this pollc still.
EdHanl II. Smith & Co.' Increasing actlvitj In the stock market Is
so marked that It encourages a belief that large improvement In business
conditions is to be expected. With this In view. Investment should be
mado In high-grade railroad Htocks that nre selling below panic prices
and In public utility stocks, which will be directly benefited by lower costs
of materials and labor.
Thomas Newhall, a membei of the Dim of Edward B Smith & Co.
commissioned a lieutenant commander In the X'nltcd States naval reserve
force, returned to his desk today Mr. Xewhall sered for about a j cai
rn active service abroad and later was attached to the Fourth Naval
District. During the last month or so he has been resting up with his
family at Palm Beach.
Frailer & Co. It is a well-known fact that Wall street Is ordinarily
about six weeks ahead of the rest of the country in anticipating business
conditions. Hence the "common citizen" is now wondering what the bull
market means whether it is discounting a great turn in the tide In g
business or an artificial inflation to enable the large operators to unload
. A survey of many lines of business shows many Inquiries but few orders.
Pig Iron, one of the greatest barometers, is almost unsalable and steel
mills are closing down all over the country. On the other hand, a 0
per cent increase in freight rates to England points to a'new movement
In exports.
We believe, therefore, that speculators and business men should
practice a little caution until such time as they see Inquiries turning Into
orders then wade in nnd bet on the future of the United States.
Mac.Meelilrt & Williamson In our opinion a long view ot the stock
market would call for decided optimism, but we think the substantial
advance In the price of nearly all stocks (excepting the coppers and a few
railroads) has for the time being met with some Impediments.
Undoubtedly the public has participated to some extent In the lecent
rising market, but It Is doubtful whether the prospect for f'rme'r money
rates during the coming spring, combined with the Liberty Loan cam
paign, may not Impose certain difficulties In the way of any runaway bull
market. On the other hand, should there be announcement of n construc
tive move for the relief of the railroads or the calling of Congress for this
purpose In the next few weeks, it would give a decided stimulus.
Liberty Bonds, with their comparative exemption from taxation, are
by far the most attractive bond investment, making an immediate advance -in
the general market for corporation bonds somewhat improbable. How
ever, we think the prices of the latter will be maintained fairly stable
lrf-vlew of the attractive rates of return and high degree of security
afforded by standard Issues.
Chandler Brothers & Co. There never has been such an enormous
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expansion of credits, and therefore
There are, however, great readjustments In progress affecting labor, pro
duction, disposal of accumulated stocks, world-wide unrest, In many in
stances unrestrained, stabilization of nervous prices, the overhanging de
terminations as to the return of commandeered properties to their proper
ownership, such as the railroads, telephones and telegraphs, tho regula
tion of sane conditions concerning state and federal commissions, which
Instead of protecting the alleged abused public have really persecuted
and hounded corporate interests upon unintelligent and political reasoning.
The disposition tp develop a constructive and helpful attitude Is un
doubtedly developing, but It is a large question and much work is ahe.td
before substantial assistance may be rendered These conditions naturally
suggest the question as to whether present advances are to go forward
to much greater heights at once or whether this is but one of the steps
upward from which there will be occasional material recessions. The
latter view seems to us the most reasonable, and we suggest that in
creased commitments on any further advance should be most carefully
considered, and also that securing the generous profits already offered
should be at least partially effected.
Henry L. Dohcrty & Co. Reports from tho producing oil fields of the
United States show that consumption of oil is still far In excess of pio
duction nnd that the drain on stocks of crude oil in storage continues at
an alarming rate.
At the close of business on .lanuaiy 31, 1919, there were 72,737,377
barrels of crude oil in storage in the principal eastern nnd western fields,
comparing with 77,401,245 barrels in storage at the end of November.
1918, nnd 74,530,477 barrels at the end of December, 1918. Stocks of oil
In storage were reduced 1,790,070 barrels In Januar, 1919, nnd 2,867,767
barrels in December, 1918.
Another large drain on the stocks was made In January, the l educ
tion for the month being 1,796,070 barrels This was wholly of mid
continent stocks, as those held In eastern lines and by the Illinois Pipe
Line showed an increase. The reports from midcontlnent showed a loss
of 2,253,488 barrels for the month, while the stocks held in the eastern
lines increased by 431,539 barrels and those of Illinois made a gain of
25,879 barrels. All the grades held in the eastern lines made fair Increases,
though none of them large. Tbe greatest gain was in the crude received
from the midcontlnent, whlcn was larger at the close of January than at
the end of December by 293,650 barrels.
II. M. Ilyllesby & Co. Theie is always a tendency among utility in
vestors to become nervous when the fanfares of the public ownership
doctrlnairesoare blown with vigor, and the talk about the railroads and
telephone and telegraph s stems Is a present-day example. Whatever
may be the outcome of the railroad and wire line controversies and it
' will hardly be government ownership and operation there are several
movements taking place, affecting electric and gas companies of profound
' aignlflcance.
One of these is the lapldly widening distribution of utility investment
securities among the people not the citizens of wealth, but among tjie
wage earners, the laboring men, the storekeepers, the farmers, profes
sional men, executives and workers.
This has now been carried down to the man who works with tools
and the widow coming into a little legacy, by the customer-ownership
movement, whereby the utility companies build up a partnership Interest
among the people whom they serve. Beginning about 1916, this move
ment has made remarkable headway in various parts of the country. The
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'- 6 amall means Interested in their
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In email lots of utility securities proceeded steadily In 1917 and 1918
along with the absorption of Liberty Bonds.
Tho Notional City Company The extravagant demands which ate
being made throughout Industry at this most Inopportune time are due
for the most part to vogue assurances which have been freely' held out
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4f themselves, nave uw j.iuvcu m
1 iaaw heaven and new earth would
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rffk 'know how industry la to be revolutionized bo that the wage earner will
, receive a mucn larger snaxo ui mo iiivuuti, um mcjf noc ucm aura inni
" li would be done somehow, because they say it "must be." But nothing
. he or will be. unless somebody knows how to accomplish it. As a
rnl tho nartles who are so sure
'' ;t" future know very little about the problems of 'he business world, and
""Jkljiav never had 'the responsibility of meeting a payroll, managing an In-
dustry or marketing the product of a group of workers. They don't know
' v how hard a task it lias .always been to make a business pay a margin
"J i above the costs of operation and how few, comparatively, succeed in
i comb " '
,, The Federal Trade Commission made an Inquiry upon this subject
tivraral years ago, confined to corporations, and reported that moit.of the
fjiciiiirp-itnin" ifJnlnrffT'tT"' '1 '''" country were not makinr even a ftlr-
THE STREET
IT DIFFICULT
MARKETS' FUTURE
purchasing power, In the world before.
helped the companies to get people of
bonds and preferred stock. Investments
with little knowledge of business affairs
bc.ic.uuo Ov..miusivo . vw.n.oC mm ,
pe realized arter tno war. They don't
that things will be very different in the
I Outside Stock Prices '
(March 17 10101
The following table shows the last
recorded f -do price, nnd dntea of trans
actions of Lank, trust company nnd va
rious local stocks seldom, nnti, In some
cases, never dealt In on tho Philadelphia
Stock Exchange. (Quotations compiled
by JJarnes & Lofiand) :
Dnnkt
Date ot
Last Halo
Mnjr 21. 18
American Rsnk M'
Ir-ink of Cnmmerte t2l
Rank nf North America 2,1 11
Nftv
a. in
15. '10
2B, 1I
22 14
14. '17
5. 'IB
24. 'IS
2", "IK
21, 1
4, '!
fit. Mt
20, 'ID
Jan
Keh
Apr
Nov.
liar
Dec
AUK
Aur
Feb.
Oct.
rt
Oct
Nov
Oct
Dec
Tan
Oct
Tulv
'nv
Mar.
Mlmad Street .. .HO
'ntennlsl National 27n
Central National.. . 411
Corn Eichsnge Nat'l . 84.1
Eighth National . 420
Farmers ft Mpeh Nat . 170
First National 215
Fourth Street National dio
Fox Chase .. 121.
Franklin National 5084
flermantnwn 140'4
Olrard National . 344
Kensington National . 101
Msnnvunk National .11"
Mnrkct Street National ISO
Middle City Hank B2
Nntlnnal Security 442
Ninth National . 340'j
North Penn . 12V
Northern National 200
Northwestern Natlnnul 401'
Penn National . 27
Philadelphia National .l.'n
Quaker Clt National 1.10.
.Second Nntlnnal . 31"'
Sixth National 202.
Southward National 1.1V
Southwestern National 11.1
Tenth National .... 120.
Textile National tir.U
Third National . 2M
Trndeemens National 210
Union Nntlonnl .. 210
Went Philadelphia . 45
Truat Companies
SO.
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Dec ()', Mr)
Keb. 2R, 'In
July
Keb
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Nov
Nov.
Oct
API
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July 31. MS
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Dec' 24! MR
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19
MB
Nov
A. dine Trust In"
Ilelmont Truat .
Centrnl Trust L Sa H
C'helten Trust 1411
Colonial Trust .. . 101
Columbia Ave. Trust i'Olvi
Cnmmcrclnl Trust . 4flO
Commonwealth Trust . 20,4
''ontlnontal-nnult Trust R4
Kmiilrn Title H Trust 17
llxceislor. Trust no
Federal Trust . .121
Fidelity Trust .531
Fin Co of Pa 1st pref. inn
do 2d pref . lnUi
Frankfnrd Trust . 177,,
Franklin Trust m4
CWmnntnwn Trust. .217H
fllrard Ave T t T .. . 7.1
llnird Trust RnsVi
Ouarantee Trust . .111
Haddlnetnn Tltlr ft Tr. 121
Hamilton Trust . . inn
Hnlm-shurp Trust . II2"4
Industrial Trust.. . 170
Intctrrltv Trust. ..2214
Kenslnntnn Trust . . nnll
Timl Title ft Trust . 4S'4
I.lbrtv Till.- S. Trust . lnl
Ixiiran Trust . .. inn
vi miMink Trust ni i
Market "!t Title I Tr . 131
VWchnntK Fnlon Trust no
.Tat.
Jan
Mar
Sept
Oct
Feb.
Feb
Nov.
Jan
Feb
Jan
July
Mar
Oct.
Feb.
Jan
Jnn.
Ort
Nov.
Feb
Jan
Dec
July
Dec
Nov.
Feb
Oct
Oct
Mav
Mar
Vlar
Nov.
Nov
Oct
Tan
Dec
Dee
Feb
Oct.
Teh
Mar.
Mar
Jan
Nov
Feb
Mir
Aug.
Teh
Apr
Feb
Atur.
Feb
Jan
Jnn
2S
17.
12.
11
17
2n
2. MR
27. MR
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27. MH
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n. 'in
2. MR
1R. M7
12. Ml
2. MR
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2R. IN
22 MD
2 MR
H. MH
2n, mii
15. Mil
1R. MR
3. '17
IK. 'H
1.1, MR
15. Ml
IS M0
2. MS
15. MS
12, MH
7. M7
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27. MH
4. MR
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12. M7
4, MR
Itl, M'
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2fl, 'm
B. M0
12 M
22 ' 13
20 MR
20. MR
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7. MR
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22. 'in
15, Mt)
Mutual Trust . . .3".
I Nurlhirn Tru.t ... . "tin
I North Phlla Trust . . 2x
Northwestern Trust ... 21
I Pclhnm Trust . .. Iin'i
I Pftina Co for Ins, etc 7nn
People's Trust m
I Phlla Co for O Vltaes. 14n
Philadelphia Trust . . 710
Prmlrtnt I.lf" & Trust 411
lonl nstnte T I t T .121' i
Real Kstnte Trust com V'i
do pref . , 11"'l
Republic Trust . . . (IJ'4
nittenhonse Trust 5".
Taconv S D T t. T . 24n
Tlosta Trust . ..0
ITnlted Sic I. t t T . inn
I 1Vane Junction . 71
I West F.nd Trust .. . 1
i West Thlla T ft T . . 147
! Fire Insurance Companies
I Glrard Life Ins. .. . VJ Stay
Philadelphia Life.. . 10 I-eb
! Life Insiirnnce Companies
Alliance Wi IVh
, Tire Assorhtinn 312"4 1 eb
Tnnklln . . . no Anr
Initapendence Security. 21 Mav
, Ins Co of North Am... 2R'i Mur
Ins Co of Stite of Ta. .14 Dec
1 Lumbermen's inn Sept
'17
'111
vtechinlcs" .. . . , nv
Pconle'ii National . 1R F, b
Reliance . . .50 May
United Firemen's ... 12 Apr
Passenger Hallway Stocks
Camden ft Suburban .. 1R
-aliens' (loth ft nth). 271
Continental inn
Fmt Pk ft Haddington 41
Fifth ft Sixth Streets. 2R4
c.ermnnt'n (4th ft Nth). H0T4
Hestonvlllo M ft F . . 85 h
do pref .. . . 51V4
rim-n Jb rnnte Rts .117V4
Jan
15.
1.
20.
an.
21,
5.
3.
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14.
19.
1R.
Aug
Feb
Oct.
Aur.
Mar.
July
Mar.
Juno
Feb.
Dec
Jan
Nov
Dec.
Mar
Dec
Mar
I Philadelphia City 12nvi
Philadelphia k Darby . .104
I Phlln ft Ornvs Fern. . 07l
I llldgo Ave ?nn'
I Second ft Third ts . 211
Thirteenth ft 15th Sts 2ni',
, T'nlon Passenger . ... IBn t
Wist Philadelphia . 1CR
I Itnllronds
Camden ft Rurllng Co . an
' r.r.ulatr. 1st nref . 40Va
Mar
Mar
Feb
Tan
Mur
June
Aug
Jan
O, t
June
July
Feb
Mav
Mai
War
Mar
Tan
Mir
Feb
Mar
Teb
do 2d pref . 4n
Chestnut Hill OT
Delaware . 41Va
Dela ft Ilnund Ilrook . 1R".
East Mnhanov 50li
1".
12.
2n'
30.
1R.
1.
n
3
m.
17.
12.
27.
1.'.
R.
12.
11.
12.
19.
I Fnst Pennsvlvanla .IS
Elmlra ft Williams com .in
' o pref . . 7b1
Hunting ft It T com n
do pref . l'l
I rehlgh Vallev pref ... Ui)
Little Sehuvlklll 4".
. Likens Vnllev . . II
i Mlnehlll ft Sch Haven. 5."
North Pennsylvania... Ri
Phlla ft Trentnn . iiih
Phlln Otn ft Nnrrls ... in
1 nlted Cos of N T 1H1
"Vestern N Y ft Pa 10
1 Miscellaneous
, Amrr Pipe ft Con . lnH,
Hergner ft Eneel Ilrew 5
1 do pref . . . n
Ilrlll Co . . .Ill
I do pref . . ,n
i Do Ixing Honk ft Eje 22
Enterprise Mfg Co . .14
Ke stone Watrh Case . ,0
I Merchants' VVnrehouse. .in
Mulfnrd (H K) Co . 57
Northern Liberties Gas 3 ,'
l Penn Traffic 2li
I Pennn Cold Storage . 1
Feb
Apr.
Dc
Mar
Mar
Teb
Jan
Apr
Sept.
Jnn
Jnn
May
Mar.
Mar
Dei
Mar.
Keb
June
.wily
Mar.
Jan
Mar
19.
25.
1R.
ID.
Hn
17,
11.
211.
R.
15
n.
13.
12,
5,
5.
18.
31.
5.
Penna Salt Mfg . 4
Penna Warehousing loo
Phlla Bourse .. . .IVj
do pref . . In't
Phlla Warehouse . ljn
Phlla Whs ft C S . R7
Stetson (J II) . . im'.
I do pref . . . ISO
I Westmoreland Coil . 7m
1 (This table anpenra each Monday in the
I Evening 1'ublle ledger.)
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
hlcaito, Marth 17 HOC1S Receipts, 4J,
000 head Uneven hut more ncllve than ,
early and avrraKlmr mostlv attady with Bat -
urrtay's deneral trade Top. 10 W, bulk,
v i l', i f if' UUin,
'. !.10 Xi1? ?'
ttfV,1.-1'0 ii20,
Vrlflei'rE111"11
IV JWVlli' in, nrtvj! fiv iiwwiu ir
cllum. Jin lr.wiu 33
neavy paciting sow n x.in-in t. pacains
mun S17LT.W1H. n IfS 11(1 nOK 17 .'lO
CATTI.n -ITlecefptB, 1H,.00 head Good
and choice beef steers nnd butcher stock
strong to lTic higher Otheru and feeders
steady Calves B0c lower. Heav beef
steers, choice and prime, jio oi):o so, me
.(Hum and Rood $13 BOff 18 01, common $12
I H? 11 50. liKht beef steers Boot! and choice
I $1B 75t?lH 73, common nnd medium $10ft
IB 7.1, uuicner cnuie, neuers n nuwp nt iu
cows, $7 ioeifr.s.1, calves $12917 50
HHREP Ilecelpts 10,000 head Steadi
Flest Iambs held higher
Plttsburxh. March 1"
ATTLE Re
eelpts. 1700 head, steers ver slow and
2ic to ,10c luvver, cows, heifers and bulls
mesiiy sieany
HOGS Receipts 7000 head 23c to
lower and slow. Heavy, heavy mixed,
dlum and heavy yorkers, $10 50O10
light yorkers. J18WIS.-J.1,
pigs. JI7.B0&
17 7n. packers Slrain
SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipts.
1700
head, steady to strong Rest sheep. Iia
Umbl. IMBM'il CALVES Receipts,
' l'.'OO head market lower a: IIS Everything
closed steady.
I Cincinnati. March 17 HOGS- Receipts,
8200. alow Packers nnd butchers. llHIrlu;
! common tn choice. I12V17 pljrs and lights,
' IllOtNl stags. Sioim r."
1 (ATTI.B Receipts, 1400 stroreg Steers.
t7l SO; heifer, t'i SO0I1 .10, cow. 3 30
I 0I1..'.( Calve wtak. 717
SHEEP Receipts none, strong (6611 BO
I Lambs strong. UStm.
I East Iluffalo. March 17 CAlTLE Re-
iielpts. looo, steady; pnmu steers. I17..1O0
IN SO. a few 110: shinning steers, jlu R0(i
17. butcher 110010 50. jearllngs, tlOO
I 17 heifer. I1O013.3O. rows, l.1 12; bulls.
I 7.BO12. Blockers' and feeders. ilHIl,
iresn cow anu springrra sieaay, vian
Calves, receipt. 2.100 fine loner. tS&lO.
HOOB Receipts. 12.000, pigs 50c to 73c
lower, omer ;c 10 noc lower neavy. llii.io
UIliuu, mixea ann yorkers llli.u;
orker. iin,:iniii on. pigs
lounhs II lift ft 111 73. stairs I
,..I1.N.1H'
"-"'
HIIEEl' A.NJ LAllHM Jleceint. 8000, ac
tive; lamb 112020 75. earllng. tilts
18 81), wether II31, ewes 13013: mixed
sheep $H. 50018 50,
Kansas City, Mo., March 17 HOOK JU.
celpts. 13,000 head Market hlghsr. Heavy,
tlH.R.Irr 18.0.1: butchers IIK.00010 lights
18flilHo. pig. 'llfi.nii1TlK.25
CATTI.E Receipt, U'.Ofifl head Mirket
higher. Prime teer. IlK'l 111. Hnuthrni
leers nominally 17013, eons, 10014.(13:
rcifer JtoeTir, raives. no h. no.
8HKEP Receipts II OfiO head. Market
steady. Lamb. 118 S0O10.73- yearlings.
lt7.no17.7B; wethers SiiAOOlB; ewes,
I13.5014,25. ".'
Ht. Iols llo.. March 17 IIOGB--Re.
celnt IS 500 head. Market lower. Light.
111! K0O 18.40; pigs. I1301T.75; butcher.
MOOli.ftO heavy. ,ll.400l.no.
CATTI.E Ileceipl. 650O rmad. Market
steady, r-iativ. iesrs sii.nuv tn ori neirer
(B.MICFini aov. ;iv.siivi3.iii ttoriiM
'115?. .",
CORN HITS PW TOP
PRICES FOR SEASON
Probable Heavy Purcbascs for
Germany and Heavy Rainfall
- Among Bull Factors
rhlrnito, March 17. Probable heavy
purchases of foodtun for Germany, in
difference on tho part pf farmers In ship
ping their grain, lack of contract stocks
hero nnd torrential rains In parts of tho
bolt led to n resumption of the rush to
buy corn today and tho market dis
played pronounced strength, new high
records for tho season being made.
March was almost unobtainable.
Much excitement attended the deal
ings, which were on a big scale ("ash
flrmt ROlfl hpillIU' ni ttnlrrao hilt (hn
I pressure proved to ba orilv a. temnornrv
check on th tendency of values to move
i upward
Tow aid the close offetlngs weip ton
spicuously absent and tho absorptive
power was remarkable.
It had been thought that shorts were
well eliminated on the sharp upturn on
I Knfttr.ldi- h,i, tl... ,!.. ..!,. In..
suggested that a large outstanding short
interest remained. Eastern houses were
Important factors on the buying side.
O.ttrt advanced easily on buying by
commission houses and In simpathy
with corn Trade decreased after the
'l ltn-t r'fltlt, nil. a.. ntnl...w l...t It.n
...... . .....on .r.m.n 1:,t; O.IVIIhCI) UU, llto
ntivnnco snut ore, inquiry from the i:ast.
Bulls foresee a short acreage.
llecelpts were disappointing nnd of
ferings from the country w ere light
l.eadlnx futures ranged aa follows.
torn (new dellvcr) Sat.
uuen lllKh J.ow Close close
I 111 '4 1.4.1 1 MU, 1 U 1 47V
Ma
July
Oita
Mm .
July
l.n rd
Mav .
Julv
1 Jf 1 Htlti 1.H1
i.a.m i W,i
3'.
1.2 !
IH'i
0JH
nsv.
2"i
111
ll.'sj
.11
111
27 5.1
27.10
2.1 17
2.1 H7
45 T.1
27.55
27 1)7
27.51 -'7.01
27.10 211 110
Hlbs
May 2.1 10
Julv . ,..'1 s",
21 07
J3 77
21 17 24 IM
.'J R7 t.M.37
rurK-
May
45 "0
4.' 1,0
t Asked
45 51
U til)
45 75. t-H.75
4J 70 41 "0
julv
Mild
4J.70
RAILROAD EARNINGS
( OI.On.ADO AND SOUTHERN
1910
$213 043
2.2114.240
Increase
3I,4I3
19 12.1
First week March
From January 1
Bvatiis
AGOSTINT Killed In action In Trance,
Oct 12 JOSF.TII D AGOSTINI. Co K.
317th Infantr. USA. son nf Lawrence
and Catherine Aizn.tlnl volpe, late of 1015
R'.wun st Relatives and friends, cmplnvee
of John II Stetson Co . Phllailelphlt Iridic,
No 54 LOOM Invited tn solemn re
quiem mass Wed . 10 a m ht Stephen's
Church llroad and Hutlr sts
ASIIIIV At Hurllnntnn. N J Mnrrh 1.1.
AMOS N ASIIHY Relatives nnd friends,
members of Grain T.xrhanp Philadelphia
Iloursn, Invited to funeral Wed . 2 p m .
Ill i: Pearl st.. Ilurllngtnn. N. J Int.
Cedir HIM (Vm Tlnren-e N T
IUKES March 1H. &AMVEL. husbnnd of
Margnret P Hakes Relatives and friends.
Pabstlne Lodge No 470, F. nnd A. M,
lnvlttd tn funeral Wed. 2 p m., 24HR N.
Pntton st Int Fernwood' Cem. Remnlns
may be viewed Tues after 7 P. m
HAHNDT At Doylestown. Marcn i.i.
AUSTIN O. 11ARNDT. nged On Relatives
and friends, emploves Phlln and Reading
Rw.. Invited to funeral. Wed , 2 p m., 57
E. Ashland st. Int. private, Dolestown
Cem.
RECIC At Sanwood. N. J. Marrh 1.1
PAUL SAMUEL husband of Estelle Menaer
nnd son nf the Rev Paul C. Beck, nged 3
Tuners I services Farlev nve . Sanwood.
N J Remains may he viewed Tues . R P m
Int. Maple Grovo Cem . Richmond Hill.
Long Island
I'.ROVVN March 15 AMANDA widow of
Edward S Rrown. Relatives and friends
lnvlttd tn funeral. Tues. 1pm, 311D N.
17th st Int. Chelten Hills Cem Remains
tin- I,., vbwed Mon R to 10 n m
RYRNES. March 11. ELLA, wife of Wll
llim Ilrnes daughter of John and Ella
Holland. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funerni. Thurs ,130a m.. 2Rln N 2.1th st.
Solemn requiem mass St. ColumbV Church
10 w. m. Int Hob Scrmlchre Cem Auto
service
CANON March in JAMES, husband of
late Ldla Canon Relatives and friends
iwi. ..... ... . ., ..ma ....
iiiueii-ituie u, . in ni1., . in um . mtiieu
- in lunerni services v cu . I'm n m. tii.fi
Hunter St. West Phlln Int Odd Fellows'
nU Q
Cem. Remains may be vltwed lues, H to
10 p m
CASSIDY Suddenly March 1.1. OWEN,
husband of late Margnret Cnssldv. Itela
tlves nnd friends Invited to funeral, Wrd .
R In n m . residence of son-in-law, Peter
Cnmobell 4112 N llth st High mat's St
Veronlcn's Chun h 111 a m Int Holy Cross
Cem Wilmington papers cop
CAVANACOH March 15. ALICE, daugh
ter of late John and Margaret Frances
CivauHtiutt lli lath t and friends Invited
to funerni. Thurs 7 a m , residence of
uncle, John Oarvey. 1210 S 40th st Sol
emn miss of requiem Chur, h of St Frnncls
de Snlrs 8-in !-t Frackvllle. Pa
COIIIILH At Chester. Pa . March 14
MARY, wife nf David Cobble, aged 44 Rela -
tlves nnd friends Invited to funeral. Tues
R 3n a ni mother's residence, Mrs Annlo
Qulnn 2hn w oth st , Chester. Pa High
innsri of retiulem Church of Resurrection 10
a m Int Immaculate Heart Cem
COHT;n Mnrch 11 SAT.MB '. . wife of
Abraham Cnhrn nnd daughter of late lames I
nnd Snrnh McOonlical Uelathes and frlendi
lnIted to funer., Tues, R-30 a m, r.027 1
Cobbo Creek Rnuleard Solemn hluh re-1
oulrm mass St Carthap-tVa Chur h 10 a. m '
In Tfulv rros Cem Auto erlce
rnvrtOV March 10, CTAREMCH V
CONnOY. atred 10, son nf i:eln O nnd
lnte Walter M Conroj Relatives nnd friends
Relief Den T' R R . Invited to funeral
services. Wed 2.30 p. m erandfather's
WINTKR RESORTS
ATLANTIC? CITY. N. J,
HOTEL BLACKSTONE1
Mrclnl.i Ae. nntl the Iteudi, oerlook!nq
the Meel Iler iapnclty Will Kven service
comfort nnd rnjojment Sea water baths,
private and public Special American nlnn
$4 up dally, European plan $2 up da'ly
Auto bus at trains Enllretv new innrmge-
overlooking
inm !. , tniiiruil, ITOll.
' p n a IM n ATI AXTT-tr-i
b K A IN ll A 1 LAN I IC
- a aw a a a a Tfc A X
Virginia Ave. near Hoardwalk and center of
amusements Private baths. Runnlnte water
' ,n rooms Elevator Table and service dli.
i in room Elevator Table and service dli
tlnctlva features 13 BO up dally. Special
wniy. Hpnciiy uw. ihi. au'o ineeis irsins
Ownership management. W. F. SUA V.
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR DEACII
All rooms with hot and cold running vrattr
Prlvwt e- llflths Write for Hates and HooklsL
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Weitxilinster y' Av' ' El.
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(lu. ' " "x"""""" Reach Always open.
Thoroughly healed Dklt. A, E Marion!
wn.nwnnri. n. j.
WILDW00D-BY-THE-SEA
Perfect lummer retort. Bafe sea bathlnir.
fir eat variety of hlgh-clais amuimenti.
Dally concert by membera of Philadelphia
Orchestra. Early renter of ,pttacea
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SUNSET HALL ??n u year' -"'
ful home comfort
crisp dry air: beautiful mountain walks,
Weighing roasting, etc. Not a sanatorium.
write ui;u. a haul,, Aigr.. vvKitNUits
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Ileth Next
SllnKTHAND AND IIOOKKBEPlNO
- '" E:Sls" tK" .Vyi.' .S,.dtv;(.m.re'5om.i.r.':,'l "".. Relstlve. and friend., class.
i iTJuV i.... . r "V.iliiiJ. ...!..
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Enroll nv time. Call or writs
iiiiviicivo .r I. lulus.
for full psrtleiilsrs and e.tlog I lefian Lnurcn. otn . no Mlt ave., In-
1'IIIUI. IIIIHINKH COI.I,F.OB"cd . funeral serylec Thur.. li p. m.,
anil Tollegn nf Cnmmrrre ' psrents' residence, 8110 N. 3d st. Int. Oak-
1017 Chestnut St.. l'nllndrlphla Isnd Cem Itemalns may be viewed Wed.,
I after 7 n m .
TWENXY-FIVB lesson Hpnnl'h or Trench.
17. accurate translation work: lowest
rate i entral Institute, 313 Plata Illdg ,
ir.OT Arch st
Teachers Wanted Position waiting. Free
realst'n for HaIIma and Normal graduates.
Modern Teachers Ilnrewii. 1003 Market SI.
RTIl AVEn"5 Th. Hest Dusln.a School
Young Women' .nd tllrl
rhlla. School for Kane. tSd A Chnst Sts,
Hospital horn, training Call or writ..
, -lUtJWf vf UX- TwfllJHffcl'" Wrf ?4 ,
DEATHS
"i'.i'PJ ,72( Huttonwoed at. Int. private.
.n','frV,.0CKi"7-M",rcn 14' niCHAIlD J,.
son of late nichard nnd Amanda I. Crai
dock. nrd 02 relatives and friends, em
P'oses Olmbel nros.. Invited to funeral serv
!"" T.'i''"" P m-i a,2n Westmont st, J35d
and Diamond sis ) int. aienwood Cem.
Remains may be viewed Mon. eve.
CnoSSrjN March in. WILLIAM M
husband of Julia Crossen. Relative and
friends. Dlv. No fl, A. O H.i Court Tenn
rreaty. No. 22. r of A., Invited to funeral.
Tues , R 3n a m, 101 B. Palmer st. Bol
emn requiem mass Church of Immaculate
Conception 10 a m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto funeral.
CtlM.tNANK. March 15. BLLTCN CUL
LINANE Itelatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral, Thurs , R .in a m , 10SB Fontsln st,
Hnlemn requiem mass St. Kllzabeth's Church
10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem,
r,P,A.Y.ln"-;r-.Mn-h ' n,v. John rt
DAVIKS. Itelatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral senices, Tues., 2pm. nethleticm
Prosbjterlan Church, llroad and Diamond
sts. Int prlvst" (
,rn"JVIH 'VJ "urllrstnn N. J.. March In.
WALTnn C , husband of Marv Myers Den
nls, nurd 5J Itelatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral Thurs , I p m.. 320 llarrk
ley st llurllnaton. N J. Int. Ilaptlst
Cem Pembert6n. N J
DnVI.IN March 13. JOHjJ .T . son of lata
James Devlin and Mary Oulrk (nee T.lsion)
aired 3.1 Itelatlvea and friend Invited to
funeral. Tues 7 .in a m.. apartments of
Andrew Ebert's Eons. 2.1R 8. 4th st. Mass
of requiem St. Joseph' Church nm Int.
New Cathedral Cem. Auto rnrteae
FAHT. March 15. LAWItENCK. husband
i.
of Mary Fahv (nee Harley) and son of !ar 132. Invited, Thurs.. 8.80 a. m . 2540 Chris
John and Mnritarel Fahy. Itetntlves and lan st. Kolemn mas of requiem Church of
"-"""' !' '? ,,?,.' ' oKHin
Church! Hush Hill Tlenf. Assn.t Vftlinl Trlhe
No 470. I O. II M . employe Unldwln Lo.
comotlve Works. Invited to funeral. Wed ,
S 30 a, m , 8D53 Drown St., West Phlla. Sol
emn hlah mass of requiem fit. Agatha's
Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
FF.NIOV Mllrch 15 at Colleeevllle. Vt, .
WILLIAM P . husbnnd of Ida L Fenton.
aa-ed m Relative and friends. Warren
Lndire xn All) f.- end A r n n.llw..
vllle: nornuuh Council of Colleirevllle: direc
tors of Itoversford National Dank, directors
of Cotlesrelllle. Nntlnnnl Tlnnl 1-nat-t- a. HI
---,- - ,. T.V .---. ..a.. .. ."
.,nuir n j- ,rf. inurcn. i-erKiomen. invited lo
funeral services late residence. Wed. 1 n
!" .' "'-. . viiiry i.apweu
nf nvlsotn n-a it.n ii ii.
risOOD Mnrrh Irt Wir.T.TAr IT ,....
band of Srlena Flood nited OR." RrlAthrn
nnn irincin Fmnklln rnntli-. No. 24. A. O,
K,
r-s-h "' r-ilii.i1' e."rra. valley napust LUTZ March 15 EVF.LTN J., w fe of tivea and I friends. Selocta Tribe. No 30R,
vlewe'Tifes 7'3n?o n n"""1" may ,S",nfor!1 ' and daughter of late Ilamll. j v0". ?"iV Btovernoura' Union Invlteji
FKTTlilOLF VlaichiFonnr tiitn ton, i", i""0 ,?Ic,c""v B,te1, "" . ncllvf to funeral services, Tue... 1'30 p. rn.. resl
TFn infn .nie MnJ.-- 5onor y,. "nd ' rlends Inv I ted to f unern I services. Wed . dence of brother. William G. Semp e 1033
beth's rettcreV ad lS mnnthl E' inV I ?- P m" 20-n Halnbrldge at. Int. private, w Cambria t. Int. private, Northwood
,.!.".... lettcroir. aged 18 months Int Trends may call Tuea . 8 to ft p. m. Cem. nemaln may bo Mewed Mon. 8 to
Vlllr-rt fTVait.i -tn.Mt. trt n..,vr. .MAiti., .vinrcn ltl. lit, AAur.iu ain
r widiw of ChriTnln CV-i. ,V PA"I'I5'05 ' OIN. aged 7rt Relatives nnd friends Invited
1.". "!" nr ( hrlsllnn Usher, aeed 51). t r,,n,rni w.a m . n v,.,.hH'. ru.
wAl ' 2"nm rres1de"nceVof 'ion" Tohn"'' ","1"' George Jigln.sr.; MantuaT N J.
Wells 37r)5 Ttavvle It TaJonC'Tn.v.1 , Service In German Evansellcal Church.
nt f n Tniipii i'.r- x nik V I .sump nocieijr. oiiirrrs oi in 1'oncc i
nf Mf. vv.Th5?"Br.VJ,b'' v' y?-lmZ ' 'v-. No. 7. A. O. II.. and Ilranch IM.
o. rt M : Washington Camn No nnn p o'
S. of A., emploves Thomas Potter's Sons ft
to., Invited to funeral service, Wed , 2 p.
m,. 5102 N. Fnlrhlll st.. Olnej. Int. Oreen
mount Cem. Remains may bo viewed Tues .
after 7 p m
r F,JN wMnrri ,4' JOHN son of late
John and Marv Flsnn. aged 21. Relatives
US? S!trlfil- roTt r',le of Nlcetnwn No
201 F of A : emploves of Mldvale Steel Co .
Hvlted to funeral Thurs , R 80 n m.. 4147
R'.MoJfui? Solemn high mass of requiem
llnlv Child Church 10 o'clock. Int. Holv
Sepulchre Cem. Auto service.
FOT.KV. HuHdenlv. Vl.r.i. it .-, n . ---, t.
LEO soi of Francis nnd Mnmarct Foley.
b.ui ,, Il.ln.li .. ... l a - .... . . -
, . . i. ,'. """ .rieiuis. iioiv .-.ame
Soc etv. Invited to ftinernl Tna a tn
reslderce of parents, 8018 Ili.v'cr et.. Ger-
tnnntewn
(olemn requiem mass Church of
culatn Conception 10 a m Int.
tho Ilnma
Hou'Sentllehre Cem Anln f,,nBrni
OARRATY. Sept 20. Aubrevllle.
Meuse Franco. EDWARD I . son nf James
T and late Annie Garraty (nee Maries) for-
meiiy u. fei, Lancaster nv e . v eat Phlla
reoulem maM Church of .St. Mntthlna 10
a rn in i, uny i,rnin i m AUIO lUnoTAl.
GETTY. March 1.1. THOMAS, husband ot1
.viaiuoa tieiiy. jteinuves nnd frlendi
1 Seventh Reformed Preshy, Church, Invited
to funerni services. Wed . 2 30 p m., 1215
m. iist si. int. .mi, .viorinh cem. Auto fu
neral. Remains may be viewed Tue., after
7 p. m
OP.AY At 2.123 S 20th St.. Slarch 13.
ALCXANDKR J. GRAY. Services St.
James's P. E. Church. 22d nnd Walnut sts.
1 11 n m
I GREENE March 18, SUMNER, husband
ot ,meua r ureene ngerl 4,1. Relatives
I nnd friends. St. Alhan's Lodge. No 521)j F.
j nnd A. M . Oriental R A. Chapter. No
I IRS Invited to funeral services. Wed . 2
in m . 301 N Old t Int. private. North-
wood Cem. Friends miy call Tues.. 7 to It
I' p. m Auto service.
HAOENRUCHER March 10. DORA
HAGENRUCHT.R (nee Orth). wife of John
I W Hagenhucher, aged (10. Relatives and
friends Invited tn funerni. Wed.. 1-30 p m.
,381 Lvceum nve., Rnxbnrnugh. Services
illethanlnn Lutheran Church. Martin and
I Pechl-l sts , 2'S
i T.nnrel Tflll rem
Pechl-i sts, 2'30 p. m. Int. private. West
j H MULL March 10
AOXRS Y
w Idow
-. . - .......... .-., ,U. .nn,,..-n n
or jonn llamill need
7.1. Relntl
ve and
rrmriy ni w tn fi,nBni ..... i y.-.j .
n, ..alil.tina nf .n.. Yl-llt,...-. T. 1, . -T
residence of son. William n lliimir
4152 N Grntz st Int private Mt. Morlah
Cem Trlends mn) call Tues 7 to 0 n m
11 ANUE.HT. March 13. Wl..mH.MINA.
wife of John H. Hnnbost. of Vltlnnovn. Pa
Tumral services and Int. private, Old St'
HI.
iva in e i em., ji,,.-- iuci . II n IT
IIARK1NS tvuddonlj. March 111
AM-
UltOSi; HARKINH. of 3400 N Huh
aged 47 son of Emllv S and lnte Captain
et .
Jamen E Ilark'n Rel-itlves nnd friend.,
Mosart lodge. No. 430. F and A M . E D.
linker Cmnp No 8iT. ons of Veier.ms:
tut I. Wit I'll irnmilil Inn s-i l.ail. . - .
INtll Ward Republican Executlle fnmmll.
tee, stonemen's rellnnahip, emploves of
Sheriff's office Invited ito funerni. Wed
i-.-aii p in iiptrirnent or vviniam II Hat-
.. rtnmnln-, mnv i, ,ia... -r.....
I '. ' .. . '', bi ini n oonianns
I in n m
I HARRIS. March 14, RORERT LIND-
I SET. son of late William and Anna Harris.
sgeil 60 Relatives nnd friends, AJalon
Ixxlge. ;o. s.r. i tj ii. I--., and U. G. I.
llenrflclal Asso . Invited to services. Tues
2 p. m . 422 8. 21t st Int Mt. Morlah
Cem Friends may call Mon. ev.
HART At 344 N Lansdownc ave,
I.aitsdowne, Is . March 10, J A MIS' H,
IIAUT husband of late Annie M. Hart.
INntlco nf funerni Inter
HARTLEY March 10 MARGARET M.
widow of "Joseph Hartlej Relative", and
fri nds Invited to funerni pervlces. Thurs ,
2 30 p m 1742 H. 24th st Int. Mt, Morlah
Cem Vuto service
IIHAM March 13 WA ITI3R L son
of Cornelius J, and Isabella Healy. aged
(l Relatives and friends, also altar boys
of Immaculate Conception Church and Ly
reum Catholic Club Invited to funeral,
Tu a, K 30 ii. ni , H22 Penn st.. Camden.
.V. J lUsh mass of requiem Church of
Immaculate Conception lit 3u a m. Int.
Calvnr Cem Auto funeral
Hi;ARY. March 1! MARY J. widow of
John J. Henry. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral Tues.. 7 30 a in . rrnldnr nf
aon 31iH D st Solemn hli;h requiem mass
i nuron oi Ascension u u m int Holv
Bepulchre Cm Auto funeral.
HENDERSON. Match 14, JAMES A..
husband of Anna M, Henderson, nged 09.
Relatives und friends Invited to funeral acrv.
Uvs, Tues, 2 pm, 830 N 20th st. Int,
nrlvate
HESS March 14. JAMEH J , son of
rin p nnn laie n,imuri iiess funeral, to
which relatives and friends, U. O O. M.,
No 54, and police of tho 34th District nre
lnvltod, Thurs.. 8 SO n m, 2410 B Mole
st Mass of requiem Church of 8t, Monica
10 a m. Int, Holy Cross Com Auto service.
s HOCKER. Mftrch IB EDWARD I,EO.V.
husband of Lucretla I" Hocker (nee Flem-
lntO itelatlvea Hnd friends, E. Conneo
Mitchell lAdge. No floi K and A. M.
I.u Iai Temple A. A O N M S Phlladel-
I phla. Conslstorj, A. A R Invited to fu
i nk-ral Thur- 1 p tn 2038 N. 26th at
i nt West Laurel IIIH Ce
I vi1. h '"A 's&.rSS
Kemnins may
ni.
GF.nnOK husband nf
Rearlehl Relntlve. snri
Peter A. II Wldener Lndce. No.
1 1171, V
and A, M . Ivestone Chnpter. No.
! 17.1 R A. M . Joppa Council. No 40, R
- land 8 M. M.i Bt John's Commandery. No
4 k I.. I'nila consistory. A, A. H, R
Phlla Conclave, No. 8. Red Cros of Con -
, stantine: Lu Lu Temnle. A A o. N M. R.
Iu I.u Temple Automohll. ciuh. 1st Rert
Infantry. N. U P : the Mnster Ilullders' 1 :
change, all lodges of which he vvaa a mem
ber, ll.vlted to funeral. Wed , 11.30 p. m.. 2434
W York st Remains may bo viewed Tues.,
after 7pm Int, Northwood Cem. Auto
ervlce
HOUSTON March 10. ELI M- husband
I of funeral will ba ulen from KH23 Ph.it.
oi Aiary a ttnusion ineo t.roiu. Due none
?r nut nt
i ni'Niwt un aiarcn in, iui. UlCUHUF.
iiu t ri, iiuunv, tun ui iiorion n. anil
Elizabeth 8 Ketterolf, aged 10 month Int.
private
mTTPmrJfl Marth L'V. Vliltv Trrrai.
RETH wife of E. Tyson Hutchln. and
daughter of Winifred II and late William
,J Thomson Relatives nnd friends Invited
lo iunerai services, vvea., u a. m.. 129
I If -. ni... .....1 . 1,n Ih. !.-.-
n ,-b,m, nv , .,,, ,., ini,.ia
JOHNSON. March IB. DAVID. Imshonll
. of Margaret S. Johnson, aged 00 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Tue. 8:S0
t i ni rrimirnca ni nuu-in-iaw. ibiaunce A
Welsh. 1116 W. Wlshnrt t. High requiem
mass Lady of Visitation Church 10 a. m
. '"i.TOS.'X'r. ...... ,n ... ... ....
"mates or k rst H. wm. cramp Hchool; Sun
,.. D, , , '. . . :,..-' . . T
... n l . ;:..:--. ....-. . . - r"
I a'. "nnoi cioss or Ann uarmicnael ITeiuy-
KELLER Slarch 1.1. MART ELIZA.
RET1I wife of Martin V, D. Keller, aged 78.
Relative and friend Invited to funeral
services, Tues . 8 p. in.. 0111 N. Yswdell st.
Services and Int. Woodland Hill Cem.. Lan
caster, Pa Wed., on arrival of train leaving
llroad Ht Station 11-80 a. m.
KIELY March 16. JOHN J.. on of
Cornelius and Rose Klely. Relative and
friends Invited to funeral, Tue., 8,80 a. m .
parents' residence. 812 W. Seymour st. Sol.
emn requiem mas Church of St, Fraud
Assist lo a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem,
Auto .funeral.
KIERNAN. At 'the Lenoi Apartment.
March 18. MAIJOARET MARY, diught.r of
late Jame P. and Ellen A. Kterian. Bel.
i.p iu rienov mviica to AjMnmaau,
af?:. ;."." ."ffV
neipnia. iieiaiives and friends Lodge No I Auto funeral. Remains may be viewed Mon, , ..'".""T." """ "S.v''h ,i Itemalns
54, L. O O. M .members of all other so- 7 tn p m. Wed.. .1 P. . rn . 2782 N. Rth St. "nalns
cletles and nrcanlzatlona of which he wa MARTIN. March 15 JAMES E son of ' m".y be viewed lues . 7 to H n m. int,
.reT'J."'0 ,"nf"e,nn 'gh requiem late Thoma. Md Vn;.JI.riln.BRf llv , 'CLAIli'- h IcV'elIZA W SIN
S53 bS R',i!l a" ?ita""'tt '-"'-V -nd &rqSune,rCo0u'ncW JSffi SM'C ' nc?
Igg jarch ,4. JULIA MacM,- n K-m! &oSWl!M. JSSSki ".r.oseAshorSokl, Daring
hhl wnnraui
nnTiin
Kllpatrjck RrUtivei and frlendt, ali mem -
Teacher of Tyndale School Invited to funeral
service Thuriday at 8 p. m., at the South
Jfroad street Ilaptlst Church, Rroad and
' ..i.?1"- Jnl- private at unesienown, sia.
KING. March 18. CLAnilNCK V hue
I'.".."?, of olve M. (nee Krant) and son ot
VVIIIInm P. and Gertrude Klnir. aged 81.
U,,yyjf" -.n friends VVashlnton Camp.
No. 342. P. o, 8. of A., Invited to funeral
service; Tues.', 11 a. m . resldenco ote-fa
ther. 5313 Lansdnwne ave. Int. private.
Oreenmount Cem . West Chester. Pa. Frlcnda
may call Mon., 8 to 1) p m. Autos.
KinKPATntrte -faf-H K rniTir n .
daunhter of David F. and Alice V.,Klrkpat
rlck. naed 80. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Mon . 8 p. m.t 4534 flan
som M. Int. Mathew, Va.
KREMKR. March IB, WALTER .
KHEMKIl. M D Relatives and friends.
Union Lodge. No 121, F. and A. M Invited
to funera: services, Wed., 2 p. m.. B04
Oreeno at., Germantown, Int. private
, LAURENCE March 14, ELLEN V... be
loved wife of William Laurence and daugh
ter of the late Patrick and Mary Flannery,
cif Lucan t.. Castle liar. County Mayo. Ire.
land, rtelatlv.es and friends Invited to fu
neral. Wed.. 8 80 a. m., 2020 South st.
Solemn mass of requiem St. Anthony's
Church. 10 a. m, prec. Int. Holy Cross
t-em. Auto funeral.
LEONAIID March IB. KMAD F.. hus
band of Mary Leonard (nee Curtis) nnd son
of Into William and Catharine Leonard, for
merly of 2412 Master st. Funeral, to which
relatives and friends, Thomas Jefferson
Court. No 40. F of A.! emploses of lists
! "!"m . " rinu neer i-invcrs i.orai, nw,
ui. ,,v,,,iiiy , n. m, int. limy vjross ucm.
LOGAN. March IS. Mix AWrR TJV.
OAN Relatives and friends, societies of
St. Patrick's Church of which she was a
member, Invited to funeral, Thurs . 7:3(1 a,
tn , residence of Mrs. Hugh Glacken, 2B41
N 18th st. Solemn requiem mass St. Pat
rick's Church 0 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
Auto service .
LUCKE. March 14. JOSEni O.. husband
ot Sophia Luke (nee Schafer), aged 50.
Relatives and friends. P. O Protective Asso.,
P. O Clerks' Relief Society. Invited to fu
neral. Thurs . 8 30 a. m.. 2233 N. Moscher
st Solemn requiem mnsn St. ltontfaclus'
i". .T.,,d,,,l Cl
' Church 10 a. m,
lAuto funerni.
int. Holy Hepuicnre i;cm.
. - ;
i.urz
MAI.I.ON Hu.M.nlv Mr. h IT. JAMES
T MALU1N. husband of Margaret Mallon.
Relatives and friends. St. Pntrick's Holy
Name Society, officers of 5th Police District:
c M,
11 A., invited to funerni. Thurs . 030 aem .
1721 Rlttenhouse st Solemn high mas of
requiem SI. Patrlck'a Church It a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral
, MANNINa. March 1.1. MARGARET C.
daughter of late Edward and AIlco Man
ning. Itelatlvea and friends Invited to fu
neral. Wed , 8 a. m , 70O Clinton st.. Cam
den. N. J. High mass Church of Immacu
late Conception ! 30 a. m. Int. Calvary
Cem. Auto funeral.
MARKS Marrh 14. at Naval Hospital.
Pelhnm Ilnv Pirlc. New York. ARTHUR JO
SEPH MARKS, son of-Mary and late Sam.
uel Marks (nee Dcvlne), need 27. Relatives
and friends. C. M.. No l. tr. s. N. n. v..
and friends. C. M.. No 1
1 (n.t.nrt In run... ,,n.
Invited to funerni. Wed . 8M0 a. m.. 1514
S 27th at. Solimn high mass of requiem
Int. Holy
.ti. unimi'i n unurrn Lit a
cross i-em. Auto funeral
MARTH. March 1.1 CHAni.ES. hushand
or Ldla Marth (neo Scherb). nged 5(1 Rela
tives nnd friends. Fnlrhlll Reneilclal Society.
Germnnla Reneilclal Society, Invited to fu
neral services. Tues.. 2 p. m . 1322 N.
.viarstnu st. ini. private, .Mt. peace fern,
funeral
MAL'K March 11. LAURA L . wife of
John A. Maue nnd daughter of Martha and
late Edward Nagle. Relatlveji and friends
Invited to funeral service. Mon.. 8 p. m ,
2742 N. Nowklrk st. (2Rth nnd Somerset sts.).
Int Hnr.letnn Pa., Wed
McCAFFRKY. March 14. EDWARD J.,
husband of Sarah McCaffrev (nee Ward).
Relatives and friends, loth District Police.
1-odge No .14. L O. O. M.; James A. Gar
field Club. 18th Word: all societies of which
he was a member. Invited to funeral. Wed.
8.30 a. in. 113.1 Oermantown ave. Sclcmr
requiem mass Church of the Immaculate
Conception I" a m int. Molv cros r-etr
McCULLOUOH March 15. ELIZARETH
L. wire oi jonn .ticL;uiiougn lteiativcs
and friends, n V. M. Sodality of tho Kacred
Heart nnd Altar and Unsarv Societies of
Kplphany Church; Lady WashlnRtnn Circle,
No 33. F. of A.. Invited to funeral. Thurs.,
H 30 a. m . 1033 Jackson st. Solemn requiem
mass Church of the Kplphany 10 a. m. Int.
Holv Crosi Cem. Auto service.
McFARLAND March la. WALTER, son
of Elizabeth McFarland (nee Flnley) and late
JnsefJi McFarland. formerly of 22U9 Oak-
nv4a4 ttalaHtaa anil felanrls Inul(i1 .
ford fit. Ilelathes nnd frlendn Invited to
funeral, Tuea, 2 p. m.. mohtr'fi reildence,
1M.12 S. 01t at. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends
may call Mon. Me.
MrQlNNIH. March 13 JAMES T.. son
nf Jamen J and late Mnry A. Mctltnnls
(nee Eccles), late eergennt Q M Cnrps
V S. armj. and Thoto Htat. Dept.. Wash
Ington, D C. Relatives and friends ' Q M,
Corps. V. S nrmy. nnd Corley Catholic
Club, Irvlted to funeral, Tues, 8 30 a. m.
iiii.i won sc. ooiemn requiem mass Kt.
I Monlcn' Church 10 a m. Int. Cathedral
uem: auio service.
MrGIIWEN Manh 14. PATRICK, hus-
hand of Mary VrOowen (neo Sullivan), ru -
neral Tues S 30 a m . 4,ri2n Westminster
ave Solemn renulem mass Church of Our
. .. m ii 1 i-i . ,..
VIMh.r f Knrrnu. 10 a. m. Int. nrlinte
, Holv Cross Cem
' MCLAUGHLIN Match JR. JOHN, hu-
hand of Mary Mclaughlin (nee. Deghanl.
.srj.-r,?. onnN'o -Jt'-.i
lla Stel fe'prlnc Co. In-
I. Wed. 8:30 a. m 1247
itelatlvea ana iri'
employes of Rallvv
vlted tn funerni.
MarllKirouKh nt RMemn mass of requiem
St, Michael h Church 10 n. in. Int Holy
LrKliihrj C'nm Aiitn fitnBrn 1
Oh, late of Ashletmduff. County Derry. Ire -
Kind Due nonce oi iunerni resiaence 01
cousln .Tames McNIchol. BS40 Oxford st.
MKiNlix. Aiarcn it, jr,.ti., wiiiovv or
ThomaH Meney and dauahtcr of Clara and
late George Urlan Residence, 40B0 San som
l, JJUP nonce ui lunrmi win ix iiien
ami Memorial Ilaptlst Church, Hnd friends
of the wool trade, Invited to funerni Tues.,
'2 p m., run i -N. Jiarino i.. ioinn erv-
Ices In the. rielsc.imnnn Memorial llaptlxt
Church, Uth and Luzerne sts , 3 p. m. Int.
private. Auto funeral. Remains may be
'viewed Mon.. 7 to 0 p. m,
i MUSI,!:.-March 14 FERDINAND, son of
Joseph and late Hannah Mesle (nee Hogan).
Relatives and friend-. Invited to funeral,
I Tues.. 7:30 a. m , 01K N. American st. Soi
emn requiem mass Church nf the Immacu
late Conception 1 a in Int. Holy Cross
MONTGOMERY. March 13. LIZZIE V..
wife of Charles P Montgomery. agM 82.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
services. Wed, U p in., residence nf son.
Hrnest J. ftelnann. 1212 N lillth st.
1,-rlpmlfl mav rnll Tue.. R to 9 D. m Int.
We.t in'irej Hill Cem. Aiitn .
jhjuiu,. .wHini i, rt...,..T u , nun u.
Charles
larles u ana .Mftrie looro inee u jirieni.
aged
fl mm. Relatives
and friends In-
vlted
to funeral Tues.
p. in,, parents
nsidence. 04(1 W Johnson at.. Gtn. Int
private, Fernwood Cem Remains may be
viewed Mon., after 7 p. m,
MORGAN. March !. JOHN J , husband
nf Martha Morgan.. Relatives and friends,
T f t.. Xn .M UVisIaI ar a Alnal Peaslnll IHaa
Ohirles Carroll riuncll K ISM! K. of C.:
employes nf lT S Custom House Invited to
funeral. Tues, 8.311 a in . residence ot
brother lll.'O ?,'. 23d st SVilemn requiem
mass Church nf Most Precious Rlood 1U
Lh'oLLANI?"' AManre'hUn1, ORACR
MUI.HOLI.AND (nee IcCormlck) wife 'of,'
Henrv Mulholland Due notice of funeral1
will be Blven residence of husband, s3.'2
n'i!UbVDhY,t- 1iK??h""i'n KSARHLI.F. M
Relntlve and friends, teacher .Rudolph 8.
' Walton and Joseph Hlnirerly Public School
Invited tn funeral. Wed.. 8.30 a m.. '222
W iA'hleh ae Holrtnn renulem man St.
Columba'a Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Sepul
chre Cem , ,
MUHl'llV-fMarch X. JAMB8 J wn of
late pennla and Catharine MMrnhy (neo Car
roll) County Cork, Ireland. Relative and
friend... Dlv. 78. A O. IM Onrkmen Hocletv.
inviuri tn fnnort.) Tun . 7:30 a. m . real
dence of brother-in-law. John J. Crnwfotd,
?nii h 17i HnUmn reaulem mmi 8t,
Monlca'a Church li a. m. Int. Holy Cr-sa
t Cem Auto runerai
.m auio iunerni .. ,,
NURRT. March 15, SUSAN S.. widow of I
'i,
' Bernard Nurry, aged 8S, llelatlve and
I friend Invited to funeral aervlce. Tue..
n.in n , inns l mi, t Tnt. Oak View
I Cem . 'Parker Ford',, Wed.. 8:17 train Uroad
St. Station.
O'CONNBLL March 17, JOHN H...hu-
band nf Alice V. O Connell tnee jiuuini ana
1 -. .J ... tJ .... Innl. f fl'('nnt1ll
C! O'L'onnell
nun ui Aliurciv St Bltu .,,,,,
Relative and friends. Holy Njvme Society
of Church OI Our Motner or Borrows ami
Phllopatrlan Literary Institute. Invited to
dence. 410i Olrard ave. Solemn requiem
lunciHi inula, n ,w . ,.,.. ....- .-
irnss uiiuxcii oi uur winner "i. '":.."".
a m Int Bt Agnes' Cem., West Chester,
Pa. Auto sorvice. ..., ., , . -
CIETURH. March 18. JOHN C, husband
of Alnertlne Qrucl Oeters. aged 78 Rel"
tlves and friends. Hermann Lodge. No. 123
F. and A M.. all nthei organlxatlnns of
which ho was a member. Invited to funeral
services, parlors of Hamuel V. Kehr Son.
N. W cor 21st and Diamond at., Tue ,
5.10 p m Int private. . .
PAOE8Y March 14. LOUIS p.. son of
loul II and Louise Pagcsv. Relatives and
f.in lnvli,l tn iinvntl services. Tues.. 2
n m 820 N. Tiney t. JnVar 2Vlh and
llrown st.). Int. Illllsldo' Cem, Remln
mav b viewed Mon, eve. -.... ..
PHILLIPS. March IS. THOMAS ED.
WARD PHILLIPS. huband of lata Kath
ryn Phillip (nei 'Roddy). Relative and
friend. Phlla. Irfidge No. 3.,D. P. O. E .
Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8.30 a. n- 802S
Locust st. Solemn requiem mass H:., Car-
1 !. llUf IltllHJi- u. miirmi m us- i.t cii
.......an. tt.-.i. it Ttatrv fn-nH in MAKAtl A. IVAI.ILJA. ltflATIVca
hand of Dora H. (nee Scblkorra) and son nd fronds Jnvltcd to funerni "orvlces
"f Herman V. and l.jdla Mendel, aged 33 Tues. ft fj-ij'1"", iiKflvV,7;.Jn?np
i.1..rs.a nn.l frlandfl Tnpmhr nf T-lola.K. Wa (An. 1301 K. Columbia UVC Int. Private. ,
DEATHS
1 thavo'n Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Crosi
POLBY. -March is. nonKRTA It., dauh.
Itelatlvea nnd friend Invited to funeral
services. Wed., 2 p, m 0530 Master t.
Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remain may b
viewed Tue. eve,
PRENOEL. At Esslngton, DeUware Co.,
Pa,. .March 15. WILLIAM PnBNUIlb,
Relative and friend Invited to funeral
services Tuss., 2 p. m., Oliver II, Half
nid.. 1820 Chestnut t.. Philadelphia. Int.
private. Friends may view remain Mon
eve.
nnED March 14, THOMAS, husband of
Bussn Reed. Relative and friend. P. and
B. Relief Asso, Invited to funeral. Tue.,
8-30 a, m , 3412 G st. Holemn requiem rnas
Church of th Ascension 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem. Auto service.
IUCHAHD10N. Suddenly, March 13,
WILLIAM W husband of felliabeth IJ.
nichanlsnn nnd aon nf late William H.
and Sarah K. Richardson, of Darby. Pa.
Relatives and friends. Old Glory Council. O.
V. A. M.I Fel Beneficial Society, members
of the Rlble CI, Flrt Presbyterian
Church of Darby, and Dlhle Class of Slloam
M. 12. Church, of Paichaltvllle, Invited to
funeral. Tue., 2 p. m , 7421 Glenrnore ave.
Int. Mt. Zion Cem. Auto funeral.
RITCHin. March 15. ALMA It., dauirh
ter of late John and Mary Ritchie (nee Ol
well), aired 18. Relative and friend, n. V.
M. Holdallty, Sacred Heart Society ot St.
Ann's Church, employes of U, H Tire Co.,
Invited to funeral. Wed , 8:30 a. m.,
residence of aunt, Elizabeth Olwell.
2003 Memphis st. Solemn requiem ma
St. Ann's Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
drl Cem. Auto funerni.
ROSS. March 13. HUGH X. husband of
Trance Ross (nee McCafTerty) and son of
late John and Hannah Ross (nee McDrlde).
Relatives and friends. American Association
of Master Matea and Pilot. Invited to fu
neral Tues . 8 an a. m . residence of brother,
Dennis Ross, 21)08 B. Thompson st. Holemn
high mass of requiem Church of the Nativity
11 V. M in a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
SCIIKKTZ. March IB. ANNA W,
SCHKFTZ (nee Clark). aed 5fl , Relative
and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed,,
3pm, residence of son-in-law, Charles P..
Heltmlller 18 W Sharpnnck t.. German
town. Int. private. ML Peace cem. Re
mains may be viewed Tues,, 7 to 0 p. m.
REMPLI3. At Dover. N. J.. March 4.
LKWIS 1I husband of Tlllle Semple. Rel
inn
SHARP. March 18 1RVIN. son of Hugh
and Mary Shnrn (nee Rates), aged 81). Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed ,
2 p. m., 7408 Montour St.. Fox Chase. Phlla.
Int. prlvnte. Lawnview Cem. ....
8HE1UDAN. March 12. CATHARINE,
daughter of lnte Terrence and Catharine
Sh-rldan. formerly of SIR Kimball st. Rela
tives and friends. Lady Livingstone Lodge,
No. 38, O. S of II , and employes of Ilcggt
ft Graham I'aper Box Factory, Invited to
funeral. Tue . 8 a. irt.. 246 Wilder t.
Solemn requiem mas Church of the Sacred
Heart 0:30 a. m. int. Old Cathedral Cem.
SHELMlRi:'. Third Month Hth.nLANCHE
C (nee Jorden). wife of Harry L Shelmlre.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Third-day. 18th 2 30 p. m . residence, near
Huntingdon Vallev, Pa. Int. private, Hor
sham Friends Ground. Auto will meet
train leaving Trenton 11:53 a. m. and
Rending Terminal 1:02 p. m. at Rethayres
S1sVlOi:MAKER. March 15. HENRY B ,
husband of late Fnnnle Shoemaker (nee
llalteri. Relatives and friends, officer and
crew of police boat Stokley, officers of the
11th Vnllc. nlstrtet Robert Orler ReDUbll-
I can Club, all organizations of which he wa
a mernopr. iiiihpu w iuiini nvniiin, .,
n m residence or daughter, airs How
ard Pago. 8218 Marsden t Tacony, Int.
North Cedar Hill Cem
SIMMONDS March 14, EMVIA. wife of
Frederick T. Slmmonds and daughter of
William and Frederlcka Behweltior, aged 28.
vlted to funeral services Wed
N. 41st st. Int. prlvnte.
80UTII. March 13 MARY ANN SOUTH,
aged 71. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, without further notice rts'dcnce ot
Charles Duerr. Sjcamom, St.. Newtown. Pa..
Tues ,2pm Int. I.anghnrne Friends'
Ilurvlng Ornunds. Conveyance will meet
troliev leaving Trenton 1 P. m. State St.
nnd WiMnrton ave.. Newtown.
STATZELL March 18 FRANK A., son
of George nnd Anna Statzell and grandson
of Agnes McOreggor aged 20. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Tues 2 p m .
enrnl nnrlnrs of James G. Ocrden. 1S22
Cem. Remain may bo viewed Mon. eve,
int. prlvnte. ureriunount
Auto funeral.
A, it,, funeral.
THOMAS. March 18. SYDNEY A., eon
nf Thomas C. and Alberta Thomas aged 3
das. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral Wed 3pm residence of parents.
R41 E Schiller st. Int. Greenwood (K. of
'THOMPSON. March 18. WILLIAM J.
THOMPSON, nged 84 Relatives and friends.
John Morln Council. No. 20. Jr. o. u A. M.:
n--e. nv.i.lv rnt i nrtl Nn 1(17. 1) nf h . Of
I TiinAiniin lnvitod lo funeral. Thurn . 'J
I n m, renldence of father. n)nw, John
prnder Mnntua. N. J Servlcii nt hount.
.int Odd Fellows Cem. Philadelphia. Auto
service
TOWN March 111. MAJtY A., w Ife of
George F Tobln (nee Cowden). Relatives
and friends Invited to funerni. Wed.. 0.30
a m . (114 W Tusculum st. (Oth st. and
Allegheny ae.) High mass of renulem St
Veronlcn's Church 11 a. m Int. Holy Sep
ulchre Cem. Auto funerni.
TRIE11EL March 13. CHARLES TRIE
RE!., nged 73. Relatives nnd friends Pe
ouod Tribe No IS I. O. R M : emplnves
I nf Delta File, Wn
Invited tn furleral
I fim W. Stella t
I ' ...K.mrin U...
tirKS i nun iujiiil i.iuu,
services riues.. x p. m ,
Int. nrlvate.
ITMSTC.D Silddenll. Mnreh 14 WIL.
LIAM W I'MSTED. used "1 Relatives .
and friends. Ttnxhorn I,ndsc No. 133 F. and '
A. SI: Ellis Post. Mn n, u. . M.;-ivaiuer
fdVe: 'Nr ia";o v a-F
Poor Hoard. Incited to funeral serl-eR.
Tues . 3 P m . 073 V Johnson st.. Ger-
' mantown. Int. Ivv Hill Cem.
Remains may
be viewed moh. eve ..-, ., M ..
UTXr.-vinrcn i iaiu, winnw oi ai
' Ann KlIlKn. Relatlv-ea nnd friends Invited
l to lunerni. juh "..'i c"iu".m Uk
-brother. Patrick S
iaRMninwn Tn . Solemn mas nf renulem
iiiinii. isu (uur m i,,
Churrh of immaculate Conception 0:30 a. ni
In Ft Anthonv' Cem.. Ambler. Pa.
WAM'' "i,ii,i,"-''i "l .lni'iriiii Jii,,
Wed, morning.
WRI.RII. Mnrch IB. UMZAnETH S .
widow of Teter J, Welsh. Relntlve and
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 8:10 a. m., I
anM N. Sith t Fnlemn requiem mass St. i
llrldcef Church 9:30 a. m. Int. prlvnte
VVK8T, Mnrch 14 Mrs. MWHvr-T
WEST. "Bed OS Relatives and friends In
vited to funerni Tues 83n a, n . ,id.nee
of nieces, tue susses iinruerty si t'hestsr ,
eve. f."nl"mn rn'ilem mass st Pranci, e
Rj.!.' r-h.,oii iii n. -i. !-' I'-nst.
WBT7.KL March 1.1 Bt IVashlnittoli. JO
actir P . husbnnd nf Klsle Wetz.l hin
ii...,lvl nffed 41 Relatives nnd friend. I
, l-merulil Renf, and I.lternry Assoi Piste
1 printers' Union. Rianch 13. Invited tn fu -
I nPral, Thur.. 7-3n a m. residence of
n,.ih.r. Mrs flusanna Wetzel. 2.1111 N. Tlsn-
, n i Holemn requiem mass Rt Honlfn-
clus s unurw" i' n i. i. iiuiy iveuccmer
i Cem Auto runerai
HviTRTHRRSPlN'R
Feb. in Prlva
HAiUlY nAuiw.. nyeu -, oi pneumonia,
in Frnnce. son of Harry and Frances O.-i
Whethcrpine, .; nansnerry st., ucrman-
'"wil.KBY. Msrrli in. WAI.TBIl JOHN,
son of Susnn and late Inman Wllkey. Rela
tives and friends Invited t& funerni servlcs
' Wed,. 3. P. ni . Oliver II H-ir Rld.1,
jn-'
Chetnui n. iiu. .uraii -ein
i ' -
..,.. ....... ....u... .n..
I.F.I1AI. AWYEBTIWK3IKNTH
(KSIN T"K fOCBT OF COMMON FUCU
" '' "".?' """ W f "' ?"" "
. Marrli Term, 1010. No. 1343.
, In re petition of Mallld A. McOravv to be
Nofl'cl ?. 'fS.WS'ft'St on March 10.
Ufflrnw. filed her net Mian nralnir that tho
court make a decree and Brant her a cer
tificate authorttlnir ana empowering her to
transact buslneaa aa a feme aole trader,
according to the acta of Assembly In such
raae made and Provided, whereupon the court
fired 3Iondar. March 2t, 1010, ut 10 o'rlork
u. m., for the hearlnr of said application,
when and where all parties Interested may
appear.
FRANK II RTOCKI.EY.
y Attorney for Petitioner
r 821 Htepnen Olrard Hulldlnc.
K3r KHTATE
OF .MOllKIH J. 1II.IT.,
. hpitou ..ruer. lesiameniary on
the above estate having been (tranted to the
-a" deceased
undersigned, all persons Indeb'ed to the said
estate are requested to make payment, and
tnose nnving claims in present me same,
vvlthnut delay, at the ofrice of the coipora
tlou Executor. 4nn chestnut t.. rhlia.. Pai
' Mai-WCT 111 M"7 A
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRU8T
COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
aha b vviKu. i-resiuent
r.sepuiors
if3S" 'OTICK IS IIEHEIIV CilVKN THAT
'5' n application will be made to the
imicauon win tm mane 10 itxm
Onvernor of the Conimnnwe.lth of P-nn.yl-
vnnla nn vionnny. prii 7. luni. dv llungnn,
Hood t Co., Incorporated, under the corpo-
ration amendment net of 1883 and the
amendment thereto, for the Improvement,
amendment or alteration of It charter. o
that the purpone of the said corporation
snail ie in manuiaciure nnn aeai in learner,
raw materials and supplies Tor tn n inn
facture of leather and art.cles made of
irntiiici. miirau ut. mm rww . "
charter .. .... .",.,-
jAA.r.a ;yt4i4ita j.r(r.n
7
nOUCUOr.
AUDITOR'S NOTICK
U-p?" IN TIIK COUHT OF COMMON PI.EAS
, No. 3 fr the County of Philadelphia.
Hfptemher Term, 1018. No. 3t08.
In the matter ot the asalgned estate of
Jacob Hrlirelbrr t Son.
Th. Auditor appointed by the Court to
audit, settle und adjust the account cf Iter
nard Illoway. Assignee nf Jacob Schrelber ft
Son, a corporation, and to rnke distribu
tion of. the balance In th. hands of the ac
countant, will meet the parties Interested
for the- punmee hf his appointment on
TV eonOMiay, apni i, m n a p. m,, mt
'i4?
onto., au-ii" aiprria, riuiiain
HUUi. Ih .'. "
m.S!i mimvLi
n n s-n k
I0ST AND FOUND
DANJO Lost, a banjo In black re, vteln
, Ity of B4th and Race. nbout.7.-90 p. m. Frl-r
dsv eve t IIKn-al mm a e.1 .Tnen rturnen to
Thorn McConnell. 487 Itlghter t.. Wlna- '
hlcknn Pa.
KEYS Lost, bunch of keys, between 12th
nd Vlnnl.Am.,v ,.
na join ana intam-
bla ave, i 15 reward. Mr,
Helm. 2033 IN.
sinrvine sr.
PIN 150 reward, lost. Thursday. March IS.
Philadelphia or Oermantown. diamond bar
pin. 2 Inches long, platinum and gold let
ting, safety etnsn: return to 28 W. VVMlnut
lane. Oermantown. or 118 CRhitnut iff .
HELP WANTED FEMAI.E ' ,
ALTERATION HANDS, experienced. on wont
en' coat and skirt. Apply second floor.
Wanamaker It Brown. Oth and Market at.
t
i
ALTERATION HANDS -. -,
. .ON SUITS AND DRESSES -
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT ,
WANAJtAKER'S , 2
11
CROCHETERS wanted! nosftlvelv no oan.
..vass'g: stamped A addr'd envel, for partlc
Mrs lelsel. BIT Lycoming t.. VVIHnnp't.P,
DICTAPHONE operator, must he capable
stenographer.' apply by mall giving exp.
and calary expected: address Mr. Rosen
helmer. The ITelber TrunkT ft Rag Co., 1IM1
N. Hancock st,
DICTAPHONE, OPERATOR and tjrpllt,
toy
?raw""n OI snortnana an asset.
Wldener Rldg.
DRESSMAKER want walt and skirt finish
er. assistant sleeve draper, sleeve finish
ers and Impmvern on waist, skirt and
sleeves; also finisher and Improver on tall- ,
ored and fancy skirts: women to work In
tailoring dept. on coat and dresses; perm,
yos na long season: apply all week:' hour
from 8 to 5 3n: half-day Bel. 1723 Walnut at.
DRESSMAKER .want waf.it and .klrt fin
Islers, also improver nnd apprentice;
good salary: long season, half day 'Sator
'V'H';rh"t lltim Apt., ner cor. 17th
and walnut, rear entrance
DRESSMAKER, want wafst and klrt fuv
Ishers; also Improvers; short hour and
long season. Apply IBM Locust St.
DRESSMAKERS Waist, skirt and IeT"
flnlshrs; also apprentice nnd Improver;
paid while learning Apply 1500 Locust t,
DRESSMAKERS, experienced. Apply" K. M.
Davla, 108 B 13th at.. 2d floor.
EXAMINER
experienced, on georgette waists one i
worked In silk waist factory preferred.
. MAX CLAIR ft CO.
1010 RACE ST., FIFTH FLOOR.
FITTERS ON DRESSES AND
. SUITS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY IlIIREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
GIRL for general housework. 6803 Lnwnton
ave , Osk Lane. Phone Oak Lane 1B54 J.
OIRLS white, 2. wanted for Atlantic City
for general housework: experience unnece-
sarv. Apply 1017 Market st . Phlla.
GOVERNESS to take care of two boy, a red
fl and 8 vearsrmuBt have reference. Phono
Mrs A P, VVetherlll. Ardmore 821) J.
HOUSEWORK Girl for small adult family:
with cltv references Call at 870 N. 28a.
LADIES Take work home: leisure noun
transferring patterns: $3 hundred: not ex
perienced pay for pattern to learn. G112
Market.
LAUNntlF.SS. COLORED. TO DO FAMILY.
PERMANENT. CALL
eein.,ir Aiiuuie; lUbOHAIK
5780 HADFIELD
AVE , VV. PHILA
SAI.ERLADIES WANTED: THOSE WITH
WAIST EXPERIENCE PREFERRED.
APPLY NEW YORK WAIST HOUSE. 1280
C1IE5TNUT ST
MAID wanted for ladv. willing to aslt
nurse with children: permanent position;
good wages to right jierson IVrlto Capt,
Knowltnn. 1R24 23d st N VV.. Washington.
MILLINERS
WANTED EXPERIENCED MILLtNERs!
PERMANENT POSITIONS ALL YEAR ,.
ROUND J
GOOD WAGES I
APPLY EMPIeOYMENT RUREAU
I.TT HROTHERB
NURSE, mlddle-nged. capable of taking com
plete charge 1H month' motherless babv-
live In hotel. Norfolk. Vn.: reference. Ad-
dress P O Xnx loll .-.Norfolk. Va.
OPERATORS, exp.. Infants', children's whir
dresses; line piecework prices: fine work
room- plensant aur. Freund. 1213 Market.
OPERATORS, exp.. Infanta' cream cloak.
capes, ennta; good pay, freuna.llft aiaraer.
SALESLADIES Department store experience-
active, quick, intelligent: good chanc
for advancement: half tlmo Saturday, P
.101 ledger Office , e
SALESWOMEN
DRESSES. SUITS AND WRAPS
MILLINERY
DRESS TRIMMINGS
APPLY IllTREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER' S
STENOGRAPHER
Competent, experienced stenographer: high
grade institution: pleasant surrounding:,
steady position- good salary. Jacob Miller
Sons & Co . 10th and Reed ata., maker of
Eagle shirts. rt
STENOGRAPHER Olio with dlctaphon
erti nrtferred: must be available 1m-
medlatelv: nnply bv letter, giving exp and
b'unV'ncii; Jlmi5:
i e njlirr irunK & i.aff o . ju iu
Hancork
STENOGRAPHER Atlantic Refining Co.
has an npenlnff Tor n sienogrnpnor expen-
require nnn who has had at least a high
ecnooj ciuiritiicni mm mn Mir rninu ,j'm -
I'UIIliu ililtnkiuii, 11 hhbii siniit. uiv,ni nnu
neajlv: general offlcft work, such as fllins;
records etc.. will be r part of this posit ton;
those who qualify apply In person. Room $.
SI 44 Pawsvnnk nve.
STENOGRAPHER wanted: atnte exherlenc,
ago and salarv, 1B0. Ledger Branch, 8. E.
cor. 15th and Moore ata.
STENOGRAPHER, EXPERIENCED
J I I I it t 1-. li' Ur IIVIIM' tVUIltV
I'l'fiV lilTRKAU OF .EMPLOYMENT
Ar
VVArsA.VIAKfJIV'S
SI ENOUItAPIIER and dictaphone operator.
; first class, nvallahln at once; state exp.
rlince nnd snliiry expected. Address Mr.
Rorenhelmer. the Uelber Trunk and Bag- Co.,
I III4I .rN. iinnincK !. ,
STENOGRAPHER, and tplt Uourt futur.
' for a urlKht- woman of neat apnearanc.
and address; salary IIS.
Apply Marceau
Hiudm. lmrt tncttnut sr
STENOORAPHKR -Young lady, beginner:
n.rmnnrnl nnn It ton mantif mf nrr'a Afff.
s I a tn age and reference. P. Q. Hox 154?(.'
SUIT SAl.TISWOME?
FIVE EXPKRI.
rarun suit hai.eswomen ok ooon
APPKARANCl!, TO WAIT ON HIOH-OLASa
CLIENTELE: PERMANENT POSITIONS
ArPLY RONWIT. TELLER CO
13TII AND CHESTNUT STS.
TUCKER exp , short, long lenirthsg Infant'
wear: all vear Freund 121,1 Market.
WAIST SALESWOMEN FOIin EXrEni
FNCED WAIST SALESWOMEN OF GOOD
Al'PBARANrF' AfTUSTOMED TO HIOII.
CLASS CLIENTELE; PERMANENT P03I.
TIONS. APPI.T
HON1VIT. TELLER ft CO.
18TH AND CHESTNDT STS.
WOMEN Wanted fr Phils. nd vicinity
mid the state of Penna. at large. Intelli
gent women a organizer for women,
branch of n fraternal beneficial society:
pleasant and eay work: excellent cnntrviet
for thos who can qualify. Address M 508,
Ledger Office. v '
YOUNO LADYiiflentlle. for position In nftlc.J
prlclnt and hilling work- good at figures:
permanent -position: good hours: pleasant en
vironment and advancement: $13 t start:
state age. experience and full nartlcular.
R a4 I.dser Office.
deneral
MANICURINO and beauty culture school:
start this ear right; ladles, learn snms
tblng profltshle: profession for $.1: inanlcur
1 Ing. shampooing or scalp msssage: day and
evening classes. Adim Adsnis 1S05 Arch
i st . rnuit.. i.. ..,,, ...a.,.
HF.T.P WATvTTEP MALE
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AUTOMOII1LB WASHER and night watch,
man wanted: must alsoibe able to operate
a trucki one living In vicinity of Trenton
and Westmoreland vc. preferred Apply
Atlantic IteflnlnK Co. employment ofllce.
f am raM.unn n .
Phlln
I iiooiCKKRFKR and ofrtce man wanted by
' roanufscturlnir concern In the northern
riectton Of ine City.
erenre, experienc"
Apply, giving are. rf-
and (alary expected.
p 417, idirer nrnce. y
1 ,-T7?V-- ... ln mii.f h nni vrtf
i IJOY over 10: mut bo good writer and go.
' curate at figure: grammar school educit.
. Hon or better. II K. Mulford Co.i 4: S.
lam si.
HOYS WAN TKIl FOR NlOHT WORK:'"
MUST HE OVER 10- CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT. APPLY AFTER S
P. M, L una EH OFFICE. FIFTHl
FLOOR. '
IHISHELMAN
ON IWOMBN'S SUITS
APPI.T IIURBAU OF EMPLOYMENT
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