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1 GOSSIP OF THE STREET 1
"STEEL PRICE MUDDLE" AROUSES
COMMENT IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Banker Believes Reconsideration of Matter Would Mean
Another Reduction in Quotations and Lower
' Wages Gossip of the Street
XKTUAT Is termed In tho Street as tlio "stecl-prly muddle" was dis
cussed tnthe financial district yesterday to a much greater extent
than on Thursday. There was a good deal ot speculation as to how
tho subject could bo amicably terminated ro ni to allow the steel In.
dustry to go ahead as It whs expected to do when the recent conference
ended In nn agreement on certain universal cuts In prices. A banker
said If the whole matter of steel prices has to be gone over again ho
believed tho steel manufacturers would not consent to any bucIi arrange
ment. To go over tho question again, ho said, tinder the present circum
stances, meann another cut In prices, and that, ho thought, could only
be accomplished by a cut In wages.
"Is It worth while," he asked, "for the director general of railroads
to bring about unsettled conditions which would Involve a loss Infinitely
greater than any financial benefit
for finished steel products he may
roads? It would be much better to accept the prices agreed on at the
conference and reduce the size of the orders the director general had
anticipated placing rather than to upset business in general, as that
is what any other course would mean."
On the other hand, a few are of tho opinion that the prices agreed
upon at tho conference aro much too high, nnd they draw comparisons
with pre-war prices to prove their stand. Such comparisons. It has been
held, aro simply impossible, because pre-war prices took; no account of
the enormous taxation which tho steel companies havo been called upon
to pay for tho last two years, and tho end of high taxation is not In sight.
There is quite a good deal of talk about the failure of the revised
steel prices to bring In orders. Opinions on this point vary very widely,
but the majority opinion seems to confirm It. A broker who believes that
orders have not materialized said he understood that tho "muddle" has
been welcomed by some ot the steel men as an opportunity to discover
it a further cut will not accomplish the results which are expected. He
satd he understood that the whole matter now stood on tho question
of wages.
A peculiar angle in connection with the subject Is that the Federal
Reserve Board understood that steel prices had 'been fixed In co-opcrntlon
with tho government. Discussing business arid financial conditions, It
made tho following reference to price-fixing:
"Almost equally important with the decline In prices is the fact that
tho public at large hastapparently given up expectations of Immediate
and decisive declines. From some districts It is reported that in the
opinion of the local business community, 'Whatever change In prices Is
jet to come will come slowly,' and that In consequence the business com
munity has decided that further postponement of activity. In the belief
that drastic declines will occur. Is not warrantees.
"During the latter part of March there were further downward revi
sions of prices on Important lines. The steel Industry sent a repiesen
tatlve committee to Washington, which, In consultation with a boartl rep
resenting the government, agreed upon standard quotations for the prin
cipal .steel pVoducts, representing a reduction of about $5 per ton."
Shoe Manufacturers Adopt Unusual Co-operative Plan
In connection with the advertisement of tho Endicott Johnson Cor
poration 7 per cent cumulative preferred stock, which appeared In the
papers yesterday merely as a matter of record, as the whole offering
had been sold In advance, a banker called attention to the extraordinary
move which this shoe manufacturing corporation is about to put in
operation In admitting its emplojes to a fifty-fifty partnership In the
profits of the firm.
According to the announcement made by H. B. Endicott and George
T.. Johnson, the principal officers, after 7 per cent from the net earnings
has been deducted for the preferred stock and 10 per'cent for the common,
all of the balance of earnings will be split fifty-fifty between all the
employes and the owners of the common stock. Another revolutionary
feature of this proflt-shating airangement is that employes will share
and share alike, so that the office boy and the president wilt each re
ceive the same bonus. The only stipulation Is that those .sharing In these
profits shall have been on the corporation's payroll for at least one year.
As the plan went Into operation as of January 1, 1919, the first dls
tilbutlon will take place January 1, 1920. Still more extraoidlnary is
the announcement that during the first year as a corporation the former
r- partners will accept no salary.
Collapse of U. S.-Marine Deal Causes No Worry
In the absence of anything mote Interesting, the general coin ela
tion in the financial district yesteiday forenon hinged on the ijew turn
' Ip affairs in connection with the international Mercantile Marine. Very
few seemed to treat the reported collapse of the deal with the United
States Government seriously, and most of the remaiks concerning this
latest development were Jocular. One banker wanted to know It, in
making the announcement', President Franklin, of tho Marine Company,
had departed in the least from his usual stereotyped statement, which
this banker said he considered a classic, and It properly committed to
memdry would, with the interchange of two or three words by the
rubber-stamp process, be invaluable for presidents ot corporations gen
erally in explaining anything.
m
Short-term notes weie quiet yesterday, with transactions belngie
stricted to narrow limits. Quotations were fiactlonally Improved, al
thoueljfthere appeared to be no Inclination to make extensive commlt
men'wfon the long side.
'There were numerous offerings of municipal notes at prices ranging
from 4.40 to 4.70 per cent, and a good response to Issues of this char
acter was In evidence, v, .
The taxation situation Is such as to Influence buying of tax-exempt
Issues In preference to either railroad or industrial notes which are sub
ject to the government tax regulations.
Foreign government short-term notes were moie active, although
prices remained about the same as those recorded the previous day.
BPRINO HESOBTS
NEW YORK CITT
HOTEL MARTINIQUE
BROADWAY. 32d ; 33d. STS..
NEW YORK '
On Brock from Prana. Sutioav
BHr Traniferred Fra
EquaSy Convrenient for Amnnnismti. ,
Shoppinf or Butsne
.Oveet Entranoi to B'wrajr Sub-
H ,,wy and Huxtooo Tubes
ATINTIO CITY. N". J.
GRAND ATLANTIC
Virginia Ave, near Boirdwilk and esntsr al
tmusementi, Prlvatl bithi. Runnlnx wilsr
i rooms. Elevator. Table and lorvlo 41a.
tlnctlve foiturei. .IS 80 tip dally. Bpeelil
wkly. Capacity 600. Eklt. Auto meets tralaa.
Orra.rshlp manacomant.
imnb tt. rr. Dnin.
HOTEL FREDONIA
OPEN Al.Ii TEAR. Tennenea avs Just ell
Boirdwailr, Kuropein plan, tl np dally.
Every appolntm't. Moderat. rat, rsstiunnt.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Alwaya open. Alwayi ready. T.rms mod
erate, rhon. or Tfrl'i, M. walih Duncia.
Westminster t0',t . pr,vat, batll,r ;
water, llg.30 up wkly. 12 50 up dilly. C.Buhrs
HOTEL B0SC0BEL ScaTw
Thorouihly heated. Bklt. A. E. MARION.
CAPE MAY. N. J..
HOTEL. COLUMBIA Sfi.rVJ:
Mn of IBIS at Eaitertld. flam nuntcc
a(. 4. w. ucvuii m sutu.
WERNTJSVlt.T.K. PA.
' R SUNSET- HAH. 'V!
tftMljawwUtaVwalka
to be gained from whatever orders
wish to place at once for the rail
srnixr. resorts
nkw TonKcrr
600
ROOMS
400 BATHS
Rates: Fron $2 Per Day
A -SPECIALTY
IBS PLEASANT ROOMS With Privrat. Bt&
$S JPer Day
,Tfc MaruWra Reatauranbv An WaH Kaatrm for Good
Food and Reaaooabla Prteaa.
OCKAN CITY.
Best for Easter
Sunny Sklei Health (IItIuk
llreeieo Special Holiday At-
tractions., amd Delightful
Surroundlnico
What more could you wlih for
to mak Enter a seaion 'of un
paralleled, enjoyment and festlr
Ity. All (hit, and more, you'll
find In Ocean City. Join in the
unique Enter Parade, tbr, fash
ionable event 0f tbej year. Tbere'a
a place In the ranks for you. Fine
solf. good motorlntr roada. Hone
back riding. Ample hotel aud
boarding home accommodation!.
Excellent train lerTlee oui both
the Penna. ItT It. and Pnlli. A
Itesdlnr n. II. Ji'ovr la the time
to arrange for that cottage or
bungalow for the, fluiamer.
For further Information, lit.
craiurr, tic, auaeas
HARR7 A. MORRIS
City Clerk, Ocean City, K. 1,
EVNIg-. 1U3LI0
RAIL EARNINGS DROP
Unofficial Figure for 'February Show
Decrease Trom January
Washington. April 0. Railroad net
rarnlnsra In Februnry continued tho de
cline, according to unofficial figures, nnd
were less than In January, or than in
February of Inst jenr. The net revenue
was about $10,090,000 or JR.674,000 less
than In the preceding month nnd Jl.714.-
000 less than In February, 1918. The
approximate, loss to the government on
mm uusis 01 ine guaranteed return wns
3l, 090,000, about the same as In Jan
uary. Tho figures compiled today bv the
oureau or. railway economic!!, from ro-i
norts of railroads In the lnterltile rvm. '
merce Commission, Include, all so-called
class 1 roads except two small lines with
less than 1000 miles.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
non 29 lD3fl
. 97
. 97.
. 97
. 97
. S7
. -H7
. 90
90
00
fl,
9,
89
SO
m.v;
tn-vU
97
Panama registered -a. 19311
i-anama toupon -a, ii3
Panama reKialered Us 193S
Panama coupon 3a, toni.
Panama realttered 3a. IflOl
Philippine 4s. 1934
Philippine 4s. J935.
Philippine 4a 1030
lT 8 (lov ronnnn Ja. 1030
V H Hov rm'slered "Ja, 1930
t' S (IqV inupon 3a 19 III
l' H (lov reRlstered 3s, 1940
1' H (lov coupon 4s, 19?r....
If H (lov reirialrred 4s. 192.-1
1) of Columbia 3-in 1924
nil
PSiJ
nsi,
92
92
1011'
inrt'i
ino
nefmeil Sugar Unchanged
New York. April 5 Kenned sugars
are unchanged at 9 cents, less 2 per cent
for cash, llaws are unchanged nt 7.28
cents, delivered. Xo purchases were nr-
lanRcil for by the sugar equalization.
uoaru 8ieruH.
Carbon Steel Declares Extra Dividend
Pittsburgh, ., April G The Carbon
Steel Company lias declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 2 per cent and
an extra dividend of 3 per cent on the
common stock, payable April 10 to stock
of record April 15.
Have Your Car Painted Now
"r urnnnmenr or l'llltitlqc:. Vlith
special color schemes, assists also w
. ..'"-wiiuiiiiii mnr irom ine ,N
loekallka cara. lou then acquire
superior personal possession, a S
nelcome slirht lo nassrrs.br In SS;
cnnrrn.f- , tlia n.ll -b.
. ...... ... ...... ...(.sfln VICBIH Ul .
miiiiuiunnun-iuoKinir tars on the
streets. Estimates chrrrfully sub
mitted. KIHICATlftN'AI,
Roth See,
TemMDSftNt irurmr
F BUSINESS COLLEGE A
vhorthand and Typewritinr or
Bookkeeping Taufht ia About
30 Day of Study.
Send for Catalogue
i PARKWAY BUILDING i
nnAn ho mRnnv.T
I SHORTHAND AND nnnKKI'FIMVn
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STRAYFR'S TUe B Business School
BPRINO RESORTS
DO YOU love
smell of the
the cool of the
of the sea?
You ought to take the Two
Hound Trip to Alaska and
Canadian Pacific Railway's
Close Subwrlpllon Ll,t to Special Loan pat ITS ' ?M 'AT 'S5'S , .&? f"W ." 'i.N T . JWffiS MXR inVoo VKS.. iSiV
Wnslilnglon. April 5. Subscriptions to' --... EVANS. At .MooVestown V I vm, o.l 7" iieuii??. V.nVe .""T "nnnl 3 an m 1817 N Oratz st Solemn re-
J200.000.000 Issuo of 5 per cent vvarl v ;OKOAt 10J3 Latimer st.. April 4. Month 3d HKnECCA. wife of Wunlii "'er, ".e, Ices Mon ' an r! '"i'-'T'V .,0 ' ?ul"". I"1"? st Kb.th'. Churth 10 m
finance corporation bonds wcie closed I SVJr'-ADKr" AWJEO. Notice of fineral Kv.n.. In her 84th .,'. Thi funeral off, rn.ilTorre.d, Holy Cross fern ,,,, ,
today, subscriptions belnp accepted on I UA'r-Tn . . .. ,j ?'" -S0'"."' " ' ,; Central n.e. Moorea 1 pack Cem Auto, .(1 I be In T.. unt- at J?,lJ . VIOUCCCI Apr! 2 MATILD. (ree
hi. ointment hauls VeVlernl rtsuriaLe ANTON. April 3 MAnOAIlET P.. widow 'own. N. J, ori rirst-dsv, Fourth Month nn frnm Mn to ! n m ilmii !ii.5I 'toclnr , wife of Michael Vialluccl tnd
hnnUs. re?.r?rte,l that nnfrlrUnt llmt ifoH InillSl'f" Anl0!;. "'"""vea and friends Mil a 1311 p m lnt nrllnte I Lt.dYD it Heddln? V J AnMI 1 ' daughter of William James and Bllra Proe-
banbs reported that sufficient time had Invited to serMce. Mon 2 p. m .48111 Otter KII.I,ma.V April s ANNli: Tt i.lfeot SAItAH FRAXCF Siito. nf n.,. t tor Itelatlvea and friends In.lted to fu-
not been allowed for nil banks to be- I nt. M. Morinh Cem. iS-Iends may llenrv n Klllmsn (nee Yetter). aed o" , T.Ios.l rtelitlCes and fr "mis T n".V.V 'iiIm ' "'"l '"" 3I m- Prenta' residence,
come acquainted with the offering and, AnvrsTnnvnUillAi,Vrn x nrnFCCA p IK'V't"" !t""1" lvlll In funi 1 1'Wlf. No 3, O.T f A nf T& In 1127 Oreen at lnt Mt Morlah Cem Friends
tlierefoie. books have been held open AltviSTItova TeVJiie. Mn? u . m- uPipr'i:7i'.'" p, m '-':,v, N' "H" 'vlted to funeral HeddlnK N- J Tue, I m'' view remains Sun e.e
nfter Issue was oversubscribed. wn :.a Services Mon. 10 . m . nt friends Ilurlul (Hound Ilj mouth M-et 1l3nn. m lnt Cnii.mhi.. ' ...-... im'S.'.".'. vnt.v. im-lt 2. riMZAtinTIf d.uahler
r
ell J3SJtdceS$ )m
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$
"" v-r '.".'" .f.i'T'V- wiwiiiv.o j.everuiQton i em ttemaina may be viewed ."" .... ;....:.. .-.:r..'"".t .- ' --..V-- o.: -J'c,,MO 'n.nii 10
nisu. fc.Bv". ...,..o.,w U.IIII1IK, , HUn after 7 p. m '" ' - ,V ,', D . ... '". finnai ,rt,, W , v' ." Ml "irtm ies
h'imi anv I m. (,! m -l. I u" ... ..,.,. i ull Mnn R In 111 n m . .m!tll Pnril.ti .1 I.) v..i ...
w Vf ii,!. ,,n......i"J.."f"" COI.LINP ADrll 3 Hon MI1V V cm. " .I..v rxr i..eii i i-ii.v-a nr. ...... .'.i,i..nn """ '" on
iRyi PIHLA. fiymSKSS COLLKUII llNa- J , 'i.'"", ,nd. .friends. ,k Klunn ruin 1 M lie la I e, ,n MITCHEM..- April 2 ROBERT busbar
atla nnd Colleire of Commerce I Vouna; Men-s Republican Club of the IMi, Mends, al- members nf nrth Reformed of lata Martha . Mitchell (S lb fij
W 1017 Cheitnut St.. Philadelphia hVard han Domlnirn Council. Xo ;G, K. Prosbjterlnr Chiircb In.lte.i t0 funeral I Jte,,H.tl)re" ond friend., police of iithDl.t
MmmmmW aiaiL aaaai aaaaaL. aaaB. aaaaaaaaaa.
steamers.
All the mountains that were left over from
the rest of the world make up the British
Columbia coast line to your right, fjorded
like Norway. On the left, the huge pine-
crested islands of the north make a giant barrier between
you and the Pacific swell.
You sail all the way as if on an enchanted lake !
Ketchikan Juneau Skagway ; totem poles at Wrangel
Indians at Alert Bay gold .mines everywhere icebergs
and ten-mile glaciers in Taku Bay and at the end of the
run, the White Pass and Yukon Railway, over the gold,
rush grades of '98 !
Doesn't the Midnight Sun call you? If so ring its
Philadelphia representative Market 2706.
Or write for Alaska Tour No. ISS-a
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY TICKET OFFICE
R. C. CLAYTON, City Passenger Agent,
629 Cheitnut St., Philadelphia.
F. K. PERRY, General Agent, Panenger Dept.,
Ji urondway,
BBLBalBBlBaT BBBBBLw
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1910
Pipelcss Heaters
Save 30
of Coal
Installed Complete
OTTO STEINACKER
391R N. fill! St.
Tioga 4057
131 1 WAMiACK BT.. I'IIII..MlF.l.rill
IN MEMORIAM
npv.Dn.. . ... . .. . -
W VmiV iv.;;." rcmemn ranee or
I "1M.1AM T. IIENSON, Vlho departed thla
I life April. 1914 WIFE
Al'EnuACH Anr
prliate, Northwood Cem. Remains may be
wr.iru null., I lu H p. m.
nRRETr prle4. JAMES A , husband
of Elizabeth Rarrelt (neo Kilt.) Relatlies
nnd friends, Zunl Tribe. No 83.1 T. (i R
I'ntrtlir anrf TlocalilH rnaa 11. I..- c.i
..i . in. lift, iu .uiivini, lieu ft ;
reoulem mass Pt CharlrVe Church' Corn
xv'..ri-v,';;.".;,.j"', .' .'""'."ir "r .
S"'".'.:"'" . " " "- viii imo nnu
rranKinrn n. r
nARRY. AdiII I. iminnp.T iiaihit -.-
Cnnnellvl. wlfn nf Phllln liar-. i..i.-.
::i.::..i. :i.., ....' "".-. . "y""-i'rr
nnu iiiriiun inviiru 10 . uucni 1. I ues , S.3U
s in . nusunnu a resilience itrtd .N IRth st
cuiciiiii ii'iiuiitiii iiiues inineurni in M m
lnt Holv Cross Cem. Auto fun.ral
1ILOOD. April 4. the Rev JOHN IU.OOD
aged 00. Due notice of funeral from son-ln-law'a
residence, Hdnard A Qray 3PJ4
.. nnu si.
bn
Rel;
Mol
Cem
Friends may view remains Sun. eye.
..n...... .. ... .....: - ."-. i"
llliuvl.. At Jill. Jiony , J.. April 3.
.iitinn ., , ......... w. . tniin ,ti, i.ruwn
""'J V .. -uVr.?. ".""',..':""".. ."'".' r
castle: No its: A o' K M' i'Q.'Uaendlnv.nn
.NCI. nm. uumwi. ,-
asers anu o.erseers i-rovmeni tjocletv, in-
Mtrd to fun?1, Mon. 2 n m piinnti.'
resiaerue. 4...- ?eiuP bi, Koxuorousn lnt
a. member. Invited to funeral. Mon . mn .
in., 311) N 18th st. Solemn requiem mass
SPRINTS RF.SORT.S
the air of the sea the
sea the sound of the sea
sea the crisp broiled fish
i
Thousand Mile Inside Route
back to Vancouver on the
big Princess
&,
s vamix.
VMuXY0
XaMEOh
rvfew York City
HcKaai
roOVKUAnrll 4 tnnv M fovnvpn tlveS SnH J.L i.hht.mr "'."i 03 Hela- tr of the lnt John and llmma Holes, sued
I -rf , tlelalUe. anil frfenda Invited lo funeral '7 ..A . L'd to services, Mon, a M Itelatlves and friends, alao employes of
I -Jaaaaaag' Mon 2pm ir.iSinSi.iJi.nfwi No il" n37....r'itM1c"' .,.f.'.''a harm.. Walter M Sleppacher Co.. Invited to funeral
fjf fiSL '"Phew. lloWrl fflf Vr s Kin, Zlnn (Vm "VieV.-dW" v"11 ' "' ,nl ''?. Mon . a . m , at 2003 W Berk.
Km AZ. XK& Woucesler city. i' lt i-ai iirS.i I a t f v 'a ".".nilri" ." Papers copy at, lnt pr rate H-malni may be viewed
' w, fXyf t'em "' ' '' ,nl (-ed"r Oro,e PA i ill-'l?lr.Al-AJl,,n,,C '.." .-V April 4 J Sunday, f to 9 u m.
iM .'l& ifX' II COTTON' At tale residence r.lh .nrf VV. ' merit nr v )invL nf. ' lew I-nlly, for 1 STIIA1N April H. MA11Y. v. blow pf John
HM )mS c. fl amine a.e. Anrii V'iaIXS; ..VHP li TWiJL ii".1.1 !" ."flfh Phllalt-fathe, , Strain nee 'lllchmondl rt.latlve, and
'. rr XV ?,t Jemima Coiton. ...ii i iLi.ti... .Zi - . Jn,1Iru '" mrerni Tues . H n rr1""!' Invited to funeral aervlces. Sinn . a
Jv, Il 1 it 'rlrtidi. .o "iVavee Tribe v. i i n I KiL Af """" "' ' ,I,MI' i N J t m residence of son-in-law. John Wood.
jM . i It ft III . ni ii-.V.Iltr JJitt-. ?. "-.' ..?. E0'"1!" requiem mass our l.arti Hiar of the 11M N Hancock at lnt Norib Cedar Hill
stMi n.-". At Jo funeral aerVicea "von ,2 nm at the fun ril .. v?l ,!u,m .Autos will meet m rtcmains my be viewed Sun., S to
llVI i SSM Sin?J'pr,y F 'LiJlm-K " '" '' VXHAKSS-Aprim PAVNT daughter of
Rg f -j' Vn.-v.'--' 'My. vect sun , 7 to 9 r ,m I,cma,n" ,na" be . u'nK' A.p.r" J ATHKm.Vi: ,v , wife late Herman and Anna Straust. seed Be
V:?fcItiria.uaL,,y MW CltlPPEK' Aprir4 Ki'tyx vVAvq .ida. Aii.r .L ,VRI"kln Relative, friends and Relatl.es and friends Invited to. funeral
'aAyiLIS5JJAWwErrrsW l Omnw J Hii; .wi... . i w 17 rkr i," "J"ry ''I "' i" Kllxbeth' services. Sun. S a m . residence of brother
,ilLfV,.v?rAUCE!rfl jmW InvltM iS ...rJP.M3.. .Il',,"i""nq.,.rJrn.d.' ,.JluIct'nl"1 to funeral, Jlon . 9 Id a m . 1 Samuel Strauss. 1841 N 18th st.7 Int. Dalt -
V P.iSabiJLi rae. " Varr .V -v'"-" iui- , - p. in ----n.' i i"""i i-r nusnand a res denn n & v o.ij more Md
SSmmmmmm mhv.j!'?1! ?.n,Uv!,0,.,", k f,;'':" ''?m V's, "Vlith'. ?niO.MP.-.O.V -Suddenlv April S. ANNIE
o', -1HW- tor or A ovai.Ti.'U.,"1.'' '. !'"SXh AuKT r..il,J. m '"' "olv Scpulthre Cem lfe of Joseph A Thompson and daughter of
9(1 T-itnn ...... . .. Chir.h oAA . .j,??"1 of..s' f-'l'ahetli a , ' ' Vin.AW .s' Ann's soilallsts nencflclal qulfm mass at 81 John's Church 10 a m
IMII.N NAVII.I'N MINH IV1KHS v Ar . "' iL'1.".".: "' p."n "omirnjo . ovincll ' i',"' '" m lo attend funeral .Men at Interment Holy Cross Cem Carriole fa.
1'llllin Allnrhnnh inatA I nml.n-l ..l JO IIATAIIIMI lTiiMMu U.S. n.. -..:.. ' "" " '"" n It 1st HI IVinkfirH.
....7- --"'"-.s w-o '"""v'i'i .s;u, i .":.."' " ,,.' i.ucry i luui ricici i.Yvri: a i'i n..A r- .-...: n.H. irnmM m Iti1 in riinorni sun
VAuSiSr'fSp'rTn,,. S,at.on p prfl' tTH&Z VuI !
N J Fourth Month 3d AXIT H wife of J"1V" APrIl 0 . 31 p m . Atonement , Kelstlie. and friends n.lted to fuSeral Ler? of r.lla Volz (nee Cornell)) seed 30 Item
Charles D lalllnKer Itelatlvea and friends j !;"ih"" -fil'"',' 1 .MnnlBnmeo ave . be- , Tu Bp m residence of narJn.." tiles nnd friends Tetonka Tribe No. S'.'l,
Invited to funeral, Second da. 7th Inst 'T-KKAH (Srll V AMl,vT.,i1,ll", ir .., U N' -"th st lnl prl.ate ' " "' ' nnd Italnmakers No 821', I O It M,
MaJk-e't m.u Pi?n1anrfd",Ph:,To .'"n,'? 'iK' W'V V' ! I"" SXl ndTTSu,," W ? InT "vo"rh ".r"!. I
sprlmrdale station. In. Friend.' T.M JB,WwTC.K!llSB? v?' W" -? '"V S'S n,HCn""n9 "" '" b" 8 ' I
nrnNk3.-March 31. FRANK, husband ', K'.' 'crie.' A " , Sffi , " K"" -'""' Mi.hnd" fr'SS' "t''
aiu;ri
Tribe. No. 833, 1 O. It Jl.j .unla Sunday band cf r.llrabctl, (liHarter. RelMhe. and lie n.Jl'!,e,nce ' nher, 324S Pulnskl ,,e?ctrfn7.m0',i cerrV Frlcndi may call lion
Aaso. Invited t funeral services. Sat., frlcnls IM.IslrnNo R7. . 5 II Court I ? e.i2rm? "n, HlRh """" M Francis Ini Vi ?n , m trll;n"s mH CB" 3,on ' '
2 p m.. 1944 K. Oakdsle st Int. North- Wenslei. No 131 V of A . and emplo .s uLAVvnUrfh,, ,0 H ,m Int "oliSep- ' ,!? H April 3 CATHATHVn .lido
vrood Cem Auto funeral, ncmalna may of P n T. in.lt. d to funeral. Tues R 30 U1V ,er hVV. Au'" ""vice Andrew Welsh aeed I (fielatl.es and
be viewed Frl.. 8 to 10 p. m. a m. 321.-. M.bnon st Solemn requhru ,'; Tf M.,rA,1r,1' 31- TUolrA,s, ,J "'us-, f'l.S. Tn.ltr.il tc T funeral services Mon 3
tlARNKS. April 3 WALTKrt. husband rf ' ,'" Church or Vatliln 10 a. nj lnt New uVli and friend. lKl,'T.i,","-f '. , "e"1; n m . 4-oVpau 1 it rrankKrt lnt" a?een
Marrmret Itarnea and son of W. ter II and , Cathedmi c.ni Auto funeral. ' rto-sn Socfeiie; .mnim. ""V1 A tar, ."" I ViocTu (li of P ) Cem rnVnds m. 'call
!hvee."iSdMAEnA "- 1 13 HelK- OAIIDINKH -M Moorestonn V J 'court anil TI,ol ' H.TJ-PC N'S llVnf fedM " ""
il.."!'.'?, i';l, 'nrnatlonal Ass,.- Fourth month lib F.blZA II widow of i tn funeral. Mon . BtH 30 a in ".ni riiiti WHI.TY April 3 at residence. 2012 W.
funi?a Trml? ? Mon " n89m ""-" v r? W. 0r'!lnf'- aRed 77 , Kelatiiesaml 1 at High -Mas, ',, nequlom ChuS-h o""" N"' l MARO S"1!. V' , w,la0B I
c.".."1,. ..r1,C.":.J:,-nw' .-. ,nm. .8S5 . I fr1""1. Invited to funeral r-econd-dal. Pram Is Nailer III n in lot ? r.ihi.le,!l Thomas Wellj, ased 70 Itelatlvea and I
. Tiiiiiivi. i. ill.,. ... iiiiii I'nn an m. iriiiir, i,.,i.m, , n t.i. i .. . , .i ... , . , , . ..... . . .. - ... i....i i.,.,ta.i m n.nA ni & u,ab .An 11 1
RORROVVES April 2. AT.ICR V wife of HAR1HHON April 3. ISABELLA, widow hml K,, "ni Ki' vonnuetora- Rrother- irruol or irain icihiiik nrouu n ninuoii
Hirrv J. Borrnwes and dauthter of losenh of Robert Harbison Relatlies and friends Asso tnili. ,'IV,"a .""i". Readlmr Relief i 7.2". n m . Mon ,.... ,. ,,..,
nnd lata Rose Phelsn itel.tl.ee and friend, In.lted to funerul services. Mon .2 p m , . M.i.l0 '.""W Ston 7'-"' a m . I WII.IOV. April 2 HELEN E WILSON
I.eauue of Sacred Heart and Altar nd Ro- I 2032 E. Su-quehanna ave. lnt private' faciiiV.i"K,th '' Soln m" Ilonl. , fne Webb) vjlfo of Robert D.WIIion.Jr .
sary Society of Church of Transtliurntlon North Cedar Hill Cem Private.) jacluss hurch "am Int Most Holy ' nired 23 Relatives and friends Invited to
Invitee' to funeral. Mon 8 30 a. m. 321 S HUNRY April 3. MARY E (nee St.,,- i ''Paeemer ( em Srranton papers cony i funeral ierv 'ce, Mon 2 p. ni . 371 1 Itarmrr
Mth at. Solemn mass of reoulem Church of art), vvlfo of Hush Ilenrj Relative, and ,V('''KI'I'AN April 4 MAKOARET C I1 Irt Vt x""'1h ' "" '"mains may be
Trnnifliraratljn 10 a m. Int. Holy Crosi ' friends Invlled to funeial seril.es. Tues .2 J'!1'10"' ,r .J,oh" MeClein,,, 'Bed 7i Itela- ".y.Jl'JJl'v. "' iii"jr,lwf?i tam riven
CeiTt Auto iunfral ... il.t" 1Z Husnuthnnnn hvm int -i tit9 end frifiuH lmlfi-rl n f?.V,i.i 'V WIIjOV April A, TYIMjIAM rj.KOfi
f,!,fALARrr1U.,'!,dTdTA.IUIR,-;''lf P ,ml,',U1e,rde,ncner' eo'rH KnN of 202.-. S S7th st. Notice of fu-
of R Anson . I I'recht and dauahter of Letl- service. iMi.'lellan 1410 Sellers st FranRrnrS ti 'ner.il ater
tlall. and late Matthew C Mulr Relatl.e, ' "lOilENSACK April 4. JAMES II hu,. IV"- Hill Cem "tr" " TonRford lnt WITKRS Su.l ludv April 2 JOHN V
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon. t bmd of .Mne Wills llobensnck and son nf McDOWEI.L prll 4. HARRY P hn. WINTERS husband of lute A.nnin Winters
U "V. r:;,0an,,'n of 'lli"Ll"'l",v' "Tory. E u" mil Hie Br J II lloben.a k riela lnd .if Ellzabelh V McDowell ami 1 son of " Carr) Relatlies and friends United
jlrecht. 11R Mm road. Ashbourne Pa serv. ,). nnd friends In.lted to funeral sen Icis. late W L. and Mar Abbott M ! IJoweM " fun'!. Tues N 30 a nt 231 N 13th .t
ice, In Slonwomerv- llaptiit Clmrch 2 30 'lues, 2 P in al ,'i.ls mother's residence osed 31, Relatlies and friend, InVlted in I lh mnM "" J.oh," n-h ,10 a m lnl
P ni Int. in adJolnlnB cem. Friends mav , 3d.' Iladdmi ave Westmont. X ,i iV services, lues. u m nil..- ii i..i2 private Remains may be viewed Mon. 7
call "-'in eve .h..i. Friend, mav i all linn fr. - . IlLlo. ion,. .l..Z..r ..'". V"Ver II Hair ' ,
RREITMAYER. April 4..JACOR J., bu.. ' i. m '" .....;'..... "'"" ,l lnt Private. i '" ,'v iii.c Anrll 4 WM II son of .lam-a
nil of Elizabeth Breltmaver. -aired no lindAN April 4 PATRICK s hui,..i "r'-L.'iM.. April 3. PATRICK. In... m .,n,l Emma A Wolf (nee Morrow), aned
allies and friends Invited to services, of late Jennie M tlomn, aired Oil. Relatives I ,.iii?il I,,.i ,.',''".' rnv; I'uneral. to which 3') llelatl.es nnd friends United to funeral,
ti.. 2 p. m . 47 Wiota st Int Kernwnnd nnd friends. Wnrpeis nnd Warn lii-e.r-- i-.'."1".?"".'! friends Dlv No 23. A O II . i Mn s .Hi n in parents' te.ldence. tun
Fjia aauRiuer oi ainnu Hna juaticth h ! roniCH n imrui i" h. in ini .ev allie- a in Int Cfttlii-drji Vni :''"""" ' WISSlkt April . ivauia., nuoanu
iipiinrii. aen ai nti&iwea and rriends. i oral . em auio iuncrji i mkcowa ipv 4TVi . .i;.v.v;.V' of Kft seri nee iirmann rbpa hi
Hrlght Star Lodge, Xo. 15. S of n.. In. imvv ltl nril I lirrmFm i u MfponSaiW 1..H r"1'. " IIMKLINH U i nVli ti hi1 friend. Northp-tern naker
ntoT1' M"t?"Mfi,?- j?.- r tic -SHis-oHa ,'r S t "A i aHS,Sv vrsr- je.nS
B,?XhSSELH3K.r.. 3 KMM, B w. o SrHl ?,,&: n'""W SS JIMS? Vf:" - !K -'" ' ""euu.em" Ms'U
CoViSconiVll-RelaAve.! fly'-.H ' J ''" "ViS". i.S" ZlJi'cr'h " ' - ""
flWSSS5i3'i M;.s.T..VvfA,.aUd3RX:,RUnd ZSV&A & a'in' aJRS,i!L&uA
'l".'ert Hun., after Snm ""nalns my be tl.es anil I frier,.!-1 n.ltid lo fui.erHl senlc.s , ""'" "nd friend- also AnnaM Roi. to funeralservl.es. M0n J n in . jon-ln-
CLARK April 3 ROBI.RT. son of Rob- ' the home llelmont and i:dRlev a.es T.0"'- "V ' ! OAR. uml the Volunteer 1"' res'.lence (leorae R Sulll.an Merlon
., -i i-nrh.h i'i.h JJ'.... ?. Mon 10 a ill Fuither seniles, dsiki.ii.. Firemen's Funera Relief jl.. i.Tirili'li ...! llnnman a.es. Merlon. Pa Int. nr -
-L.. ;....... iV.....-.-u' . J-i. ".'JJ".'.' I... . reslde-lie. Mrs. Hllznb. th HonnrH .. funeral service. Mon ' an r. ..: "lKi" ;.i
Cl ..i tin I.I.IIIII4H.IUIIH u. .vnicil lie was . .ervlces llltl . L' n m. Rnit K lll..h... ' '"..i.'-u o .ervice. .vion 1! :t(l n m
prams
Cathedral 10
Auto Rprvlr
m, lnt Holy Cross Cem
.OOK -Atirll 3. IIMMA M wlf of WaI
tfr.W. Cook HHatlvpa nfirf frfnrf lnlti1
1. ."'. " ' n'r ion i.- n. in , res induce
n r..-i ....- i;- - --
,I1U"57: ' Wl Camden, N. J
S',W,.S"7C i?: "5
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;-onlne".,'" (,rr Wh
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. ..'" i.1"!- "Anis rcsirtenw.lflia
:."-. - w4v -.iiurcn u a m ni iioiv . xiitJif.- Ahr n i ritMa a i..... unttia .-;;..' .;...;. .finivi .-!......
s,"L e """ "th and Diamond sis
""iChuSC w.8 nt rrlem at St. Kllzubeth s
rihi' ,0 a- m lnl "-"athedral Cem Auto
I Church. 10 a m Ki,-".,S:i J:a"V .'
i runrnl- ... v. mu
KRH Anrll t rim . .r . . ... .
,i,y .Vi" 3 KA1K I.It.l.A. eldest
n!nW" ' l1' jA"mL'' H and. llan-
. t..j . . iv-inuti! n
'lli !o r"nrr'l wrlt Mon
...:j .-- iTit.iirB nnu irivnua in
1 au v m
MoorpsloiMi. Inl nriite
OEIIIIH. April 3 1IIIIWIO. ilaimhler nf
ll-nrlettR mm Inte Isani (Jcllil arcd 31
ll.nl i,. nml frlnrl. I,,.li.t ... r...
1, - '" ..,,,. i, .,, iijurrui,
Mon 2 p in. parents' reslderce. 31". Jerr. r-
tilt. I.m.mlH.V Cm Vrlnmla m .. , n.ll u....
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lin B1P I nHfilih1m ATmifnnmsei i r-
I ee .. '
rr william . kiv-pV, --i" ,; ,'Xi.i.
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A.
, Union. Red Men. VVbhllii Tribe. No mi,
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I ItlVlleil lO iuiitmi lien , n Jll a in., JTI V.
I lliumii n. ,...... ..,u,.',,. .i,nnn ni .
i- "1.1 St.. Chester. . rues
It
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l)els.. nre
IIUNI1KUR
prll 3
MARimrct m
ll'NKKKH (nee Iteess). aBeii Sft Relntliei
Rnn n ii.h...
ave. Int Creentnouut Cem Remains may I
ha e..eu ui . nrier 7 n. m
hl'KIMI RKSOKT.H
5x sn
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B3JBBffi!i
I 3 CI.AHA. ulfe of ritA.NCI Of i.mmrt. n. r tola r- ' 11 .""'. r.?.ln frnm Market at fern, Phlla
"
,i i; ..t.'..n," 'J ""' a. .".t"."" '""" "o y .-vnme society of ;," ;,;.
v. ..u,i ., " . I"u. jr.i"i. tiri-ni .-..ainH s i r.urcn (nthedmi I r- n it sun,, n iu ..
, No 2HII r and A M . Washington Dlllslon No in a n .1 , ra.'. 'c .." il' ..... n rli .1 j:t.I7.AIlRTir ,! nf
meineTt- l.mhe an ('hurc?,' nmS!I!,b; Jf4 .'.MIA.S'n.hJil JM" of i:,le." men.be?, ' John VVlld Relative, and friend. Invited tn
Invited to memorial Hun 7'3nnm lifmi a.in . T ,-..1., invited to fun-rn . runerai scrvnes, .moii.. -. v m . -in.i a.
nent ifutheran Chu?ch. i: "'JlonlirSmerv PhLrt2lh" "L.,?!?.1 . ilrm0"n West Orleans -1. lnt private Oakl.nd Cam.
e. Detween l-'ranKrord ae and 'lulln at Ati hi,"; i !,,, ,"' """' requiem mas. Kt. v ii.j.ia.iij ; snni .; r. ir.ui.,i. r. .
ClhlsCOM Anrll '. W'lI.t.lAM viSiSVa r.5"tI"1 ."..' ""rch. 10 a m lnt Holv Cross widow of Hlnood 11 Williams aBed 81
'finiSCOM. Fr. Relatl.es and friend, In. ted IM, run ii v "'ft-m ., Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
I to funeral services Montgomery ave below hand r n.leIV,'Ao,r.11 2; KBWARD .1 . bu- I services Sun, li P m at resldeufe of her
Penn ,t Psyn Mav.r. Pa. Sat. 3 p ,,, nelallie. rihiR eM,rt lr'nv ,n'e Oherholtrer) i soil-In 1m W lllani J Connor. ,010 SAlUen
I .... I....- v " I l.eiailieS and frl, nil. .no. .,!.... . nL,. -. ln. Ill- ., Mill! l-arll ll M.I nn
".. Mriv.ir- .. .. an,! llAa,lln n-,.. T'l." .."""r1 " " una si . '" . :' ,-'r."... ,..."..",,.-. .V"
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DEATHS'
Eif?llif.so:s; -Af r,A A.-' ??"? ':,
it. - v, l " . '""'u' upweiui isirpy ana
JLV ll8tfle .Ihnn and lmsbnnl of Mar
Sill1 )J.mL? Johno". udtln.y t .rnrxdnle.
i : -" wvntiwwiii ruuiifiiij
i ktu . Merxiem iiArtkitMi m v a...
upon the armal of trAln Vtn Ornmi
' &rr$n.x. ".
., ,- -''".o -"'in hi solemn,
""' m"" Tolumba's rhurth 10 h
m ,
' ,,'-'
'n.r
I.1NDRK . April 4
Alltn fnnrn1
lHn I. to X J.,, -,'"V.1...wl1n" or
f-tjfc , . ."'i v." . ieinucs ami
.inaer.
I ill and aiiIV nir" e:nln.or. "" "nU n
i!.', "P" Altar Society of St Ilonlfaclus s
' " '""U lev Oathnile lleneflclal" A.-o
. ; ' ' uinrri. lues 7 .in m "Rio
1 .:.,- " r?ufnj inaeit St Uonlfactu s
MARTCI.I inrli J inn.- .. .
nil Cntherlne Marlell (nee l.eah.) a ltd "
I lears 4 months Rdntl.es nnd friend. In"
.lla.l i.. f.. , i,'.. '....?. ",lu rieni. in
i '"., " lutiri.i .nun ! .Ill n in . resilience
0f Pirents, nine Menton me iiVrni.nfnun
lnt Me.. . . .. :"
. .-i tltl I H I. iniTI . lint laslm.n
I.er.lM ' lu " rtUlO
i MelfltKARTY nrtl n PATntr-ir i,n.
.in.":. "'.'..t'''""!" ".' tiaiianher)
Vtv Teani nri.r Annunciation Hen
Un. t
A-.,, i, : i -v ,"" i
H'.IO u
i tn d ii ii ',u ;iuii , .
f on Oeowe XV Me'lIorT 13.14 " L'Slh st
Ipt .VorthHOOd C.-tn Remain. .J .?i
1 e.ved Sun . frnm 7 l n T "" ""' ""
MII.I.KR Donnrnv n mi i .... , ..
tfr of J Alliert ard Mahel' Miller ai" J
iuiier.il
luence,
.vi on.
husband
)
ii"u io service. Mon "3d
Sft..n
m.V.",,- E,.'nt-Ji'- "oriah Ce
Trlendi
;i.v- -"" .rr
.Mupnunuui. suildenlv. An-" VAltT
1. , v.lfe of John O SIossbrooK Inee Pewter")
letlve and friends invited to funeral
Mon.. 8'30 am. fisni Tulip st Solemn re
qulem man St I.eo's Church TneonyT p".
funearaim- Dominic's Cem. Auto
JlORniDSHV Anrll " Tlll-nr-r.. .-.
dauEhter of Joseph 3 and Elizabeth Morris.
sey flelatl.es snd friends Invited to r ,
3iBV"8Vu.n"hSnV, ",SoreRn;nn,r"e'quren,d,hnlC;ri '
' UM Ky''0 T ChUrCh 10 ' m I
bund of .late Mnrv Mclly Vlnser'ond son nf I
late Leon and Catherine Moer Ileiiitl.es I
anil friends. Active Club, fidelity Country
I Club add emplojes of O i 11 Harnett Co
In.lted to funeral services. Sun . " p m '
oon-ln-lnvv's residence, frederlcl. IIofTinun'
J327 B. DauMIn st lnt private. North
I Certnr Hill Cem
MUR.NAJin April 1. CVTHARINE
VICRNANK lne Clnrl.). v.lfe of Kdivard J
Mnrnane Hue nntlri. nf rnn.p.i .. m i
ftlven from MID S 1.1th at
k" MURPHY JOHN HENRY sererant ma-
I lor-' l.'r !V. A,t on of Bllsaheili and late
I John H. Murphy uf 547 N 113th st , died
Feb .1 while with the American army of
(hi u pa I Ion Memorial services All Saints'
Church 11th aod-Hnvder ave, sun. H n
m Relatl.es and friends and enlisted men
invited
PETKIISIOJC Mirll 3 MARUARKT MAY
wife of Chsrlti Henry Peterson and daueli
ter of Manaret and late lohn sheppard
, Hilvtlves and frrenc's invited to funerul
I services. Tjes , L' n. ni 312J Rldee ave
Int. central I.ai'rel Hill Cem Remains mui
be v levved Mon e. 1.
PKIIIL. April 3. STEPHEN PFEU,
husband of Ida Thoene Pfell and Bon nf late
Martin and Johanna Kurlr Pfell. of New
York Relatives and friends in.n.i in fu
neral services 8un , at fi p m I'll I.lnden
Camden N J lnl
ureennood Cem .
Brookljn. N Y. .Mon
REDMOND April 2. MILES L hurband
nf Oertrude Redmond (nee Ryan). Funeral
MOn . 8 30 a. m . Slo N. 4Sth st Solemn
I requiem mass Church of Our Mother of
Sorrows' 10 a m. Int. St Denis's Cem
Relatives and friends, employes of Fenna.
Broterhood Railroad Trainmen, henna.' nnu i
' road Voluntary Jtellef Aim , Invited. Auto I
, service I
REED Suddenlv Anrll 3, at SI Augus.
tir.e. Fla . ELIZABETH C widow of David I
IteeJ, of Masslllnn. O Fuuernl services
I Mon 11 a in . 114 Pine st , .Mlllvllle, N. J. i
Int Mllhllle. N, J '
REINIIEIMF.lt Arrll 4 Jl'I.fV uif. nf
Sam Relnheltner, aged (1.1 Relatives and I
irienos in. lien io lunerni services Mon
lunerni services Mon .
mlf-flnw!l lnt prlvaU'
mlt flowers
in an a m mo ?.
'r'-.",., ...... .:
Hui.i.nn j rti'i . .iwu.n jiusnnnn or
Ute HolinK Itowtand, aned f4, ItelatUfs and
friends. Post No 14, C. A. It., Invited tn
funeral services. Mon 2d m rmrlnrB nf
Scher t lleislnger 2009 E Susquehanna
ave. Int private, Northwood Cem, Friends
may call Hun. eve Auto service
RYAN. April 2. DAVID J RYAN, aged
8(1, husband of hllznboth D, Ryan Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral. Mon
7 a. m. Barker Smith's, H20 N, 2th st.
Mass of requiem Church of St. Francis
-avle- H a ,.i, Int orlrire. St, Domlnlo'a
Cem.. llolmisburg, Friends may tall Sun ,
7 tn 0 n m
SCHUMACHER Anrll a. ELIZABETH
T wife of Louis O Schumacher and daugh
ter ot late Batsman And Susan F, Vansant,
aged 40 Relatives and friends. Heme Dept
of Dlsiton Memorial Preibviirlan Church,
Invited to' funeral aeivlcei. &nn.( 2 p ni .
Iltll2 llegerman at . Taconv Int, Maenntl
Cem. Remains may be vleirtd Sun., 7 to'
BECKINOER. April S JAMES, son ot
Chris and Nellie M, Secklnger ma grsndioa
nt late James snd Julia Sullivan, ot Hsltrn,
N. J., aged 28. llelitlves and frlsndi In
vited to funeral. Mon., V a. m. parents'
residence, 1032 S. 11th st. Solemn rsdulem
man St. Thomas's Church 10 31) a m, lnt
Holy Sepulchre Cem.
SPEER. Vprll 4. MARGARET, dauthtfr
of late Alexander and Annie Spier. Rela-
UNDER TAKERS
----- ..-.: - vuiif ciiiri rp ill IB II ill l iipm I 'rinnii. man ean unn ata
' inaM or mm pm chnrnh nf u r-..i ".t.":.: r"... r."'i. " ... ,e . -... . , . ,
:Sallz!a2lAJv
HEATHS
tires snd Mends Invited to funeral. Mon .
2 P. m . SSOf lie Lancer at lnt Mt. Morinh
I'm Remains may be viewed Sun., 8 to
10 n m
f-TBnnr April 3 Walter p.. im-
bund of Ion Sparry (nee Rubtcan), aged 31
Relatives and friend, Athletic Aeso of
Christ Church. Phlla Lodge No B, I, O
O SI. Invited to funeral, Mon 1'30 p m ,
SSftt N Franklin at lnt private. Ardsley
t.trai
THAT'TN'KIt
a ...n rit mrt'o hm.
t-intirl nf T.tf Tranrtvaf trim Vnll niTPfl (IS
, neisii.es nnd friend, court Ai emini;
i t or a . nvriscner ini er-in .o it
' Dsitlscher Lehigh Arb . Vnt Vereln. em-
nloies of Hnternrlse Mfe Co Invited to
I fine") Sun " p rn 2333 N 4th It lnt
rifAHnnn..H -.
. VIRRnCK Anrll .1. MAHT If wife of
of Hlln and Isle Kr-derlck Volz Inee Cornell)
sceil .l Helallves sna irienu. ..iar Ann
n. m. reIJence of son Houurd a Welti'. I
,:' ''hurch road nnd Oeontz ave , Elklns
VrtIt. Pa Int nrllnte. Northwood Cem
Take York road car to Ogrontz Friends may
call Hun e.e
WERDHR prll t KI.IZAnilTH widow
of Jacob VVerder HR-ed 07 Relatl.e. and
frlvrd. In.lted ti funeral Mon. In m .
funeral pirlors R llorsch, 112R N .bl s(
n. t.-.. ,. .. i.r iti-.(nn rfsniiplm mA I Imrrli
",.ri. v. L:.."".".. .. i . iv'i. ivi'v:
o me CiPipiimiJ ' " nui v.iua
WtlODBI'RT. April 3 WAI,TKR n
husband of Anna I. Wondburj Relatives
and fltend. Invited to funeral Mon , 1
p m -H S 11th st Int at .onvenlence
nf famtlv Remains ma. be viewed Sun,
JaNR Anrll 3 ni.I.KN vvlfe nf Aaron
11 Zalie and daughter or late William and
i:len Williamson, aaed 411 Relatives and
2713 redernl st Int Mt Morlah Cem
friend. Invited to servic1" Wed . 3 p. m ,
Krlends mas call Tues . S to 10 p m
Rev. Julian K Smyth, of New York
Wll.I. tPHAK OX
The New Christianity
u ft.....!. -( iu M i i
ln the Church of tho "ew Jerutalem
Twenty-.econd St. nbove Che.tnut.
SundaV Evenin at 8 o'clock
Organ Recital at 7.45
Public inrdlally Invited.
No collection
ItK.l.ir.IOIlH MITICE1
nanllst
TlfK TKMI'VK
Hroad aniJlcrks sts (11)00 Norlh)
RUSH ELI. H. COVWELL. Pastor
.111011 Reals
To Our Poldlers and Sailors.
You will not feel like a stranger at th
Temple Kvcry face smiles a welcome
Mr. Conivell who wrote "The Corporal
and the Hook " rrenches with the Spirit
of 7ll The Temple Chorus. Dr llanna,
leader and the biff organ with Fred
Htarke nt the keyboard make wonderful
music Services at 10 30 a m and 7.30
y m. llible Pchool 30. Cordially
WILLIAM IlYHIl JUCL'tlDY
Associate PhsIoi
rillltl) Hl'TltT t'HL'liclI
4011 H Urnad st
C1ROVES VV DREW I) I) Pastor
10 30 a m Sislh In series of "Represen
tative Men '
7 IS p in ' The Promotion of Morriecal
j.nd the Feast of Purlm." or "Tha Final
Triumph of Right. ' .
llible Hchool at L'.0 p. m Classes for all.
Dr. Drew speaks to the men's class.
The popular church nf Uoulh Philadelphia.
Hood music and cordial welcome.
Week Nlghl llible Study. Friday 8 o'clock
Congregational
0,T,J'!'.J',,!VRUl!.1.1,h na Grn
K'fcLIA-V VA.- DERVKCR I1ERQ Pas
11 Olln m 1-lmnlNln W 11 ...... .....
f",re Work. VS. Naval 1'prces, France
7 30 p m Musical Service,
risk Jubilee Singers
Mr Parry Chase Miller. Organist
4 30 p. m Social forjinllsied Men,
. Presliy terlan
ARCH STREET ( IILKCII. 18lh and Arch
Hev CLARENCE EDWARD MACAjVl.
NEY will preach at 10:15 on "The Secret
x.w.?rr"r''s' !! ;rfh. Secret
of Endurance." The annual All-Students'
Service villi be held at H o'clock, The
im.ersi.r wunrip. ..111 sing ' VV nn Hum-1
ble Heart," Ooldthwalte, and "In Heavenly
1 ovo Abiding," Brown Doctor Macartney
v.lll preach on "The Trophies of Youth."
llible Hchool, 12: C. E 7i Recital, 7.30, I
All students Invited. The noonday serv
ices Lommence Monday. Anrll 7. al 1 .in I
and wilt be held each day, Saturday ex.
rented, for two weska. The sneakem thU
week will be Dr. John Urant Newman.
ur. uwignt vv vvyue, ur, Alexander Mac
Coll and Doctor Macartney
HKCOM) PltESIlYTKRIA.N CHURCH
21st and Walnut sts.
Minister,
Rev. ALEXANDER MicCOLL. D. D.
DR. MacCOLL
-..111 preach at 11 and 8 o'clock
Evening lubject "Making on Errand to
God."
Musical servloe. at 7;40 p. m. by the ihorus
choir under the direction of N. Lindsay
Norden. The music will Inclhude:
Tenor solo -"Thy Rebuke Hath Broken
Ills Heart" Handsl
Anthems "O Come, Let Us Worship,"
. . Tschslkowaky
"O How Amlsble Are Thy Dwelling!,"
llsss solo "0 Lord of Llfs"...., ..Baiter
Vesper hmn "Save Thy People"
(women's voices).
Sunday School and adult Bible Clessei at
10 o'clock.
Men's open forum at 10 o'clock, In the
Parish House. Subject: "The (Attitude ot
the Church Toward the Public Hchool Prob
' tern.'1 Leader. Mr. Waldo. ;)
Lenten service Wednesday! at 5 b .n,
. AMfeM.py Dr, WColl. .SttBJertt CSMef-
. ! int lElpnunnl Cciii Remain, mn. he le..ed
J4E.
Stott
nttr snt.irm v-fis-irfe-a "Jv. '
"" ij
I'resliylerlon
uv:
nETIII.EIir.vr ritEHtlYTKIUAV CIlb'RCft via
Ilroad and Diamond ate. . r vi jMft 1
Itet. K. V JHB8IIMAN, Jf. A.- AMtlMKAVf
10 80 a, m Mornln- Worship. 7,!4vi-J
?Xn t. R.hl.all, OM.a.1 -M
7:43 p in Evening- Worship. ta
Itev. Clinton If Ollllneham will preach tritt'jj
CULM BCI IVTTO, .rfit
IIOI'K. 83d and Wharton sis.
10.46 He.-. 1 Qrav llalton. n
r. i,.
Ject "Ashes or Christian Ufe, Which?" -7-48
Rev Oeorire Avery. v
- ,ouo
wiTiiicRsrooN iiAi.r, 5
S. LI. OOHDON
TJ?". ll-lf now-ri HvaiiBsllst will speak from
l2.,R., ' c afV' "ider auspices of Pre. .
bjterlsn Evangelistic Committee. .v
MO.VUAY April 14 --Palms and Ron-.,
the Answer of tha Crowds ' ""V
TtIs AJril JiT,7h' Plhsenwn.
.. "" n rm tM Amonic the v.
WEDNESDAY April 10 'C.lrarr,Earth''i?'?
!rKIIl,.R1.UAY A5rlJ. -"JPh' Tomb fefl
the Undereround rtove to Oreeee." V ii
PltltMr April IK 'The lllack-ned OolA
en Knot on the Knd k'
HATVIIDAY April II)
Tli. Tw. ti.k. 1.4
tide Just Ilefore the Hlahest Floodtldt.' ?3
I'mteslnnl Kplseopal
till R( II OF TIIK .H.WIOUK
38th almle Chestnut at
MAJOR SANBORN of the Knill.h Arm
vrlll gli-e nn address on "HEI.KJION AN'W
i'iri? iN :?'-r:.An?'"v.Dn a"y enn
April ft. at 1 4.1 o clock.
You are alnass welcome at (he Church of
the Sa.lour
COMB
sT,-o? icmrwii7 riiuanEijaiA
i'2d and Walnut sts.
Rev John Mnckrldee D V Hector.
S.110 a m Hot.- Communion
II no a m Hoi. Communion
3 no p m Conllrmailon Instruction'. i
4 00 p m -Choral Kiensong followed b
Oriran Itecltnl '
ISundav Hchools at 0:43 a m and2'45.m.
R 13 p m Inforinnl Conference for Men
(in tho Oulld House. 2210 Sansom st.)
Unitarian
f.MTAKIVN CIILRfll OF (IKRMANTOVVN
Chelten ave and (Ireene st
Rev ROGER 8. FORRES Minister.
Hum "IS SELF INTEREST' A PART
OF TRUE HllMUIONt" "'
Anung Men'. Chil.tlsn Assoelatlon
lOFNd .MEN'S CHUlRTfA.V ASSOCIATION
SUNDAY AT CENTRAL Y. M C. A.i
1421 Arch St.. Phila . April U. IBID.
.1 00 p. m. Lobby Drop-In llible Waal
for the awayfrom-homn man and others.
International Lesson. Music Cello, violin,
piano, THOMAS I, LAWTON. LeidVr.
4 oo p m Auditorium, second floor
Service Meeting.
Musical lToaram
1 tlrand March "Alda." Verdi.
2 C'llo Solo Selection Henry Yates
3 Serenade," Drlfto
fpenker REV. MILTON If. NICHOI.3,
1'nstor of Park Avenue M. E Church. ,
A Oil p in. tibby. Younc Men'a Discus
sion Classic Topll. "THE EDUCATION
THAT MADE THE WAR: aRRMAKYI.,
AFTER 1870 " W. O. Easton. Executive '
Secretarj, Leader
7 13 p m. Lobby. Community Hymn
Srilce. The oricin and hlstorv of a, '
famous hvmn (ilven each week. OEORQKi
W SCHROEDER. Lender . .
R 00 p. m l.obbj. Fnrum for Men n''
Women Tonic. "THE MUNICIPAL
COURT OF PHILADELPHIA." THOMAS
W. I1ARI.OW Lawyer. Speaker.
PERSONALS
ll.-.O PER MONTH paid for country or
suburban home and training- cf nervous
little ulrl 18 5 ears old. child requires out
door life nnd Dleaiant e.nnl. with ..i.
patient temperament, development must btjs!
alonK line, of activity creating- tntereit.anii'Vt"
hnpplnes, M 707, Ledger Office, J .
HELP WANTED FEMAIE , '
ALTERATION HANDS. EXPERlENCEBi.
APPLY UUREAl! OF EMPLOYMENT E K
WANAJtAKER'S IW-J .3
1 .M
CirVSinnRMAH) .waitress Exp. v,htt tUrt U)
for chestnut mil. wiuirur to bo to. ea--,iw
shore It. sumnjer ref. ren Phone CheitnatE!!
Hill 1020 or call R003 Navahos it., tMrt'-fS
bouse fmm VVillow Prove ave ' i Sra
CHAMIir.RMA
ID. white, veanted; 3 In fn!W?S
ink Phone Overbrook 222fl4tij7
ilv, Overbrook
a Tier p m
i-l L-.1I.- Vrt.iHn
v.. .., ...u,t nui'inii in ine CCOUnillHI IT.
denirtment of the Public Ledger Company 1 1 f
should have at least two years' high tetmitssfh
wornan in the accountimc-jAr
Welcker Public I.eder Compan. Sixth "&$&
chestnut SIS , "(MS
COOK and chambermaid; mlrls u.ed to Uvrlni'sS
luKviiivr. rei,-renven requirea; lumirba- t.U
Phnn. Ornntl 23R - "S'AS
COOK nnd downstair, work, vvhltei lm.A.. ;Viif
irood wanes Call Overbrook IS711. , jfe.Wa
COOKINO snd laundry.
P 117 ldser Office.
mini ramllyj tlo.TCj
nursaii t l.-irn wia ...... ' .'' .JT
flnlhrs, nlso Improvers snd nnnrsntlcest V51
psld while learning. Apply 180O Locust t), !2j
rnn'sviAKKiu, kxphrikvckd isV3
APPLY Ill'niHI' OP ttMPLOrMEXT . i&
WANAMAKCR'S Ji
, . ; tS
PITTPRS FOR Sl'ITO PXPKRtKNCRft
APPLY Hl'RrjAlI OP KMPLOTMBNti
WANAMAKCR'S v'"u,:s,l
fllRI. ..hlte rare small child, help unstalra i
work, no cooMne. country; 10. 'B 25, (m
I enger win, e . aj
OIRLS fM
for, off I e nork with some knowled 'itirh 9a
hookkeeplnir. lood salarv nernranent iwmIv'iVh
tlon. stste references 100 Ledeer Uranek v
l.nn aim jiuuro his, j.
OIHI.s for silk sDreadlnr and nlririn. iiivv
penenceu aim learners; frond wttss. 'I.VJI
steady work. Apply, Qriivvold Worsted CoJffl
Dirbv, Pa. ' .Ba
QOVERNBSS, trench vyanted: over -'-.
ears of age; must have e-ood eefenMMi7
for two-j ear-period wrlth previous employer." V
Apply by. mall only to Mrs. Elsie Cmit&wM
I lOUSRWOItK Wanted, thorwughly expii'.V Sfis.
nrail wnmin fftt funeral ViahiiimiiIsi ..-. ?V.T 1
,.. --.T. t.".- -r-k'.--"""""' ""
uc .wu v, w .mn. iiriouii nam, more -MiJ
than ou now receive Phone Woodbury aisv.v y
HOL'SEVVORIC llnlf-srown white etrl tn ;..1ftBa
slst older girl with o-eneral hniu.nrrt.lr. Iri'tfi
er.vveelt Apply 203 Essex jve. Plions KsrJWi
berth 128(1
HOUSEVV ORK Competent, reliable
for general housework and cooking;: eroooL
Kvuraii ri5
thUn ave ,
HOUSEWORK Olrl for gen. hwk.: rrl, homaS'A"
snd ml wages: nn washing. 3H87 N. 17th. afsM
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T.Aimnne
SHIRT STARC1IER JiJ-m
COLLAR SORTER f '7S
Al'J'Ll iaoa FII.UGRT STREET j t
MILLINERS
WANTED EXPERIEN'CED Mtf.T,
PERMANENT POPITION AI.I. Tl
ROUND: GOOD WAOE3.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BlIREAt
LIT BROTHERS
M'RSE Wanted, soung Protestant whl
nurse Wynnewood. Phone Varberth 1II8
OPERATORS. psnertetired nn twn.n.Mli '
Union tpclnl machine ruffer: also on iln.
sie ana nouuie neeaie nemsutcning ni.
chines; learners taken Apply to Mr. Frank
Iln, Camden Curtain and Embroidery Co..,
VSt-tZti
1
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X-1 J'-a
ITont and Pearl sts., Camden. Jay
SALESWOMEN
FOR SUITS. DRESSES AND GOWN1
arri.1 HUJtKAU Uf KMPLOTMBNT, i'J5
iv Ajvr.1 Aivt.ua v'$jltf
SALESWOMEN, experienced, ladlei' auU-afci.i )
conn dept 1310 Chestnut at
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SODA CLERKS " &.i
l-jAl'NKIEINUUU PKKKBRRKD u- S
APPLY BtlRBAU OF EMPLOniENT.i,ttM
WAXAMAKK1VS SC3
STOCK WOMEN to handle silks and laeaA
one with manufapturtnBi nr retail Mtnelr
I51
experience necessarvt salary 120. Apply, 10i.fi
lo 1 o'clock K2S Land Title' Building. , j.'gfi
TYPIST THE ACCOUNTING nKPARTef.
MF.NT OF TUP. PUBLIC! LEDOF.R COrtJ
wr.nii.cn 4lirJ er.rniuKS llt- A rx"lSlcs
ivtiii a j.iviiij-jii rv.-.ij.vj.uiHJr. 4j
STENOGRAPHY ASK FOR MR WELtli
rn Piittr.ii. i.cnnpn r'n tii R
tm
CHEITNUT BTS. "'
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WAITRESSES
FOR FLOOR WORK
Lf fttl
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOrMENTa.yd' '
WANAMAKER'S JIV,i
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offlcen: dally from .. lo S, $0 wa?ii vu$Z- 5 Li
3 M Q... SPOT N'tiiola at. HtftO.
nrl ability (fl -inn 1vnWrlr fn JiXZK' , k
work! knowieJtn ttt atenoaratihv diri,
reply, atatinv experlcpctt and alarj p
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YOUNO WOMAN nrfrubly ona with
mn vxper.e vaniea; pnraonat rv.
must ba .wftl irffommnt1fiJ, fl 1.-'
rtirktn Ttrniil-u '. i
AH L'APlIIlSKUt ANJJ INI
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