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including:
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14 Railroads ' '
18 Public UiiliUei, . '
$ Industrials
8 Foreign
10 Short Term
The rate, maturity pHce nd yield,
of these bonds are Indicated a
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Many of the bonds are leialla
vestments for Savings Banks and
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6f thl circular, No. Isi.
A! B. Leach & Co., inc.
lis' South fourth. Street
MESSRS. LAWRENCE
. JOHNSON & CO.
.Announce trie removal of thelt1 e
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ft " Wtdener Building ,
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-i Special Notice. -
iriir!?1COMMKllClAfc....TKtI8T COMPANY
WBf : -;""Tyiltaelphl(. May' 20th. lnitl.
Notice 'is hereby 'given that. In pursuance
of a resolution of the Hoard of Director of
Commercial Trust Company, a Special Meet
ing; nf the. Stockholders of the Company will
he held at.ltn general office. Commercial
.Trust' Rulldtng. northwest corner Br nnd and
nuutn i enn- otiuttia-,-":! iiiimiciuiiin., i-cnns I.
vmnla, on Tuesday, the fifth-day df August,
3S1B, at two o'clock p. in.. ,for the purpose
wit voting for or against an Increase 'of the
'Capital Htoek-ot the Company'from-ll.OOO.-000
to 12.000.000, to he offered. to the Stock
holders aX.l200.per share, of which one-half
shall'be added'tn and constitute' parf of the
surplus funds of the Company,
f r , i SAMUEL A. .CROZER.
. '- ' ' -Secretary.
'., -'' AnnimlOlrctlnn
f -CALIFORNIA TEXAS RAILWAY
.- ., CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
The Annual-'Meetlnirof. the .Stockholders
,of this Company will be held. at I he' office of
the: Company Irfftha Commercial-Trust Dulld
Instrhlladelnhla,- Fb.- on Tuesday. June I.
JOlOt at 12i30 o'clock p,.m. , ;. -'
" '-, Cl Vf. VElTCH. Secretary.
. Annual TCteetlone
BKAD1NU CUAll'AMV ,
Ceneral Office, Reading Terminal,
x-miaaeipma, may 2U. 1U19.
elDl
Nntlce Is hereby given that the annual
.Minn nf stockholders nf Ttemllntf jAmnan
toelect nine Directors "will take place id
Koom No.'. 423. .Iteadlnr Terminal.- Twelttli
.and Market ste.Ajn the. City of Pnltadel.
.and Market s(e.aln the. City of Pnltadel.
pits, on Tuesday? Jane 3. 1910. at twelre
'aeiocK'.noon.- .
By order of the Tosrd of Tllrectora.
.'' - JATjV. HAWB. B.cr.t.rr.
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Dividends'
United Drug Company
V'omnioa Stock Dlrldend No. 11
TlieTJIreclora of United Drder Co, have
nolared a quarterly dividend of 1 on
(he common' stock of United Drutr Co., pay
ahle July 1st. 1010. to stockholders of
. record .tun lfl. inin.
. .'JAMES C. McCORMICK. Treasurer.
llostyn. May 20. 1910.
I'llllDKLI'l!! .ELECTRIC COMPANY,
IflOO Chentnot St.. PhlIa..Pa..JIay 18.1019.
The Board of Directors have thla.dav de
clared it jirterly dividend of ana and three
oimrter.'W Per cent (belns; 43.75 cents a
anarel upon the capital stock, of this, com
pany, nayable Onne 14. 1B1B. to stockholders
Ot.record May SS.lOlp. II. C. LUCAS.Treas.
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June 24
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.July 1
CJ&rmania ',.
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Mauretania". ...-....., June 14
Aquitania .'.. .r, ....... , June J28
v NEW-YORK to PIRAEUS
Paiinpnia, 5 . . '. . ; . .-June 18
' NEW YORK to GLASGOW, -,
OJympia . .'.June 21
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NOTICE,
.Commenclna June 7.. 1010.- the PaUUal
Steamer Bylran Dell-will run between Arch
Street wharf. Phils., and Bllllnisport. N, J
on Saturdays, and gundays. Leavlns time,
Aroh.st. Saturday. 2:80 P. M. Sundays. 0
and 11 A. IS, Jteturnlnc, leave BUllnts.
part IF, M,
K-.r Tio aaiatn er-orio. no iQK'comniAin with.
T,'l . '. . .... k .
SW,il .tana. Psaltln hut-o(f--aTes water.
-;. --ASK-.-. rear plumper ior bstiii-s swan-neck
m-i THOS. SAVIL17S SONS
i- , . 140 .yVAIXACE STREET
Senators Call for Shea
M f r 1..U T --..- ... a. -w .. .
.each. of. the Harvard freshmen baveball
team. ,hsJrelved orders to report to the
.Wtshlngton American on Monday for a
-. try-qut as an. Inflelder. He was with the
Cube for a abort lime last year and for-
merly played In the Western Leaaue,,
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Br(fk?ene Flfzpatrlck la President
vnoeion, stay ai. iveene l-llipaincu. qt
''I'rlitcetoD. has been elected president of the
u.w.miiuu ufe jwtivve imvcl. LVftKlltn DC
uaaaldsnt.' V. Frank -. K&nalv. . nf the Ma....
ifchuwus Institute oil TaehnolocvlsMrttan.
MMsrer. (Harry L. HlUmau. of pM-tguutb.
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Sands and Maxwell Tied
for Patterson Memorial
.- . s .
Sands and Two Other, Returned Soldiers, Hoffner and
Grant, Figure Prominently in
Thirty-six-Hole Event'
ny PETER
TT WAS some time' after ".unset when
J- the last plajcr turned In his card In
the Joseph Henry Patterson Memorial
Clip and the Interel'ub qiiallfrinK round
at pe 'Philadelphia Cricket Club yes
terdar. Harold SnmU and Norman II.
Maxwell, who tied for the Patterson
Cdp, wllV play oft" the tie at their
leisure.
Some Soldier Golfers
The soldier golfers were distinctly
lit it. Durine the mornitir (ieora-e
Hoffner led with 75. and nmone the
three .others who- broke 80 were two
other soldiers, Sands and Pat Grant.
Of the seven' lowest scores turned Irilfi
for the thirty-six holes these three .sol-
dierR were among tho six. The only
plnyer who broke 80 on both rounds was
Snndi. Maxwell Bhot an 80 in the
morning and n "0 In the afternoon. "
Hoffucr's 75 was the "low morning
score and' Maxwell's 70 was the low
afternoon score. These had under 80
either in the morning or afternoon and
In the rase of ,San.ds both morning
and afternoon.: Hoffner, 75 ; Maxwell,
70; Sands, 70. and 77: Grant. 78 i AYtlbd
Piatt, 70; Kddle Styles. 70: Sidney
Shnrwood, 78. None of the others was
able to break an 80.
Scoring Is High
Tn view of the low seorlug of the
women .every one' expectcYl to see at
least n dosen of the players break 80,
for there was a score of the best play
ers in the cjty playing at the Cricket
Club. 3'hC greens Were fast, 'but not
so fast that they were slippery, nnd the'
.course was in very fine condition.
Whether the intense' heat iiad softie
thing to do with it or whatever the
cause was, most of the players were
off in the .scoring.
Take ,Max Marstqn, for instance.
In four big tournaments within a month
lie has been the medalist at T.akewood,
Garden City, Baltimore and Sleepy
Hollow nnd yet the best he 'could get
for the two rounds was 100 and his best
trounu was 81. ,
ut the tlrtit ten 1'latt add Styles were
from North Hills, liigraham and Har
old MacFarlund were from Huntingdon
Valley, Grant and Gay were from the
Cricket Club, Sands and Shnrwood
were, from Merion, while Maxwell was
from' Overbrook and Hoffner from Bala.
There we're birds and pars galore
but to Zimmcr Piatt went the honor of
shooting the only eagl.e two strokes
under par getting it on the seventh
green after driving that 570, yards up
hill hole.
Joe Bailey, the statistician, figured
EMERGENCY FLEET
IN OULIBLE BILL
Shipyard TailenBerS' 'Oppose
Crack. Baltimore Drydock Out
fit at Hog Island,
This will be a busy'aftenloonfjn the
little baseball leagues.' and .a few ..sur
prises arc likely to b s prune with the
i playing of today s scheduled contests.
i -in some instances two games were
played yesterday and the same nltchers
i who worked will be forced tidp service
Attain fhla TffnnA.nv Kl ' -I --.
The Delnware River Shipyard League
teams will stage double-headers after a
dual bill yesterday. O.i the grounds
of the Hog Island team, at -Ninety -
fourth and Tmtcum avenue the
Emergency Fleet team will oppose 'Bal
timore Dry Docks, the first game start
ing at 2 p. m. ,
The visitors' have a strong club, her
alded as the champions, with such
players as Johnny, Bates, formerly of
the Philltes and Cincinnati; Lefty Rus
sell, Connie Mack's former $12,000
prize neauty; t'ltcner Holt, of the
Giants, and Flaherty and McNeil, both
of the Boston, Americans. Judging by
the 'way the Emergency Fleet has been
plr.ylng, the hardest work of the 'after
noon will be the job of. scorek'eeping ;
but to offset, this belief, manager" Rich
ard ,T. Guthridge, announces that he
will have several 'college stars in the'
line-up in an'effort to redeem them
selves. The manufacturing nines, vVich were
all enjoying;'!! vacation, yesterdaywill
Biogo games rouay. xne leaders come
together, in the Manufacturers' League
when Wheeler, and Bement play on the
former's grounds.- "Nifty" Walsh has
the Wheeler bunch In-line' shape this
season and they have demonstrated their
ability in the games' playel thus far,
and it looks .like the first defeat .for
Bement. ' , ' ,
Today' s'Baseball Games
in the Little Leagues
Main. Line' League Autocar at
Drexel Hill, Dun '& Co. at Lans
downe U A, A,, Narberth at $. &
J. Dobson, , .
Montgomery County League
Norristown at Disston, Fort Wash
ington at Souderton, Newtown at
Doylestown. Southampton at Amb
ler. Philadelphia. Suburban League
Lindley at-Textlle, Reading at Glen
aide, Stentonat Overbrook.- ,-
Delaware Ri've'r Shipyards League
Baltimore Drydocks at Emergency'
Fleet (two gabies), nog Island at
New. York; Ship (two games),'Me'r
chant Shp at Harlan.
Manufacturers' League Lewis at
Niles-Bement-Pond. U. G. J. at
Stokes & .Smith. Bement Company
at Wheeler, Olsen at Franklin
Printing. ' . t
Philadelphia Manufacturers'
League Quaker Lace" at Hess.
Bfight, Atlas Ball air Columbia.,
Grafonola, Hoopes &' Townsend at
A'raerican'Englnecrlng.'Q, M. M. C.
at Schutte . Koertlng,' American
Pulley at Bmlth & Furbush.
Northeast Manufaeturera' .League
tPennsylvanla Forge 'at Dlseton,
Broek at Arsenal. ,, Abrasive at
Plumb, Fjter a'tl Schwaftr.
Delaware Rivee, Industrial Aber
foyle.a CongoleumJ. viseoseat Scottj
' ,1,4 . -., ' -, j..,,.
96$
IpNG: pmhlO
PUTTER
nut afterwards that the best ball was
M and the worst ball 1.11.
Only seven teams entered the clash
for 'the interclub honors. The Merlon
Cricket Club was easily first with a
total of 1101, Huntingdon Valley second
with an even 1200, the 'Cricket Club
third with 120,1. and the North Hills
Country Club fourth with 1224.
Hata's Strong Stand
Bala, which just managed to get seven
men together at the very Inst moment)
made a good showing, as it takes the
seven lowest scores of each club to ar-
nJ t'le. ""!",?, And at that North
Hills just beat Bala out bv 31 nolnts.
Aronimink- was sixth with 1,128. and the
Country Club, which on more than oi,e
occasion has won the interclub cham
pionship, failed to get in with its high
total of 1270.
The lowest scores that figured for the
four qualifying teams were Harold
Sands, Merlon. 150: II. II. MacFar
land, Huntingdon Valley, 10."; Pat
Grant. Cricket Club. 158,, and T. I,lg
gettt 100, North Hils.
The highest scores to qualify for the
Interclub championship varied a lot.
With the strong Merlon team the high
est score was 173. with Huntingdon I
Valley, 170; Crlifcct Club, 182, and
. oi-ui inns, im
WALTHOUR WINS GRIND
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Pedals Ahead of Collins and Carman
, . . ,, , .
In Opening of velodrome
Itnhhv Valtlin.,r f A.l., i.
jioooy aitnour, of Atlanta. Gn..
won the feature event at the dedication
Point Breeze Park, last night in a
wiiii -nine gnuu. wimer V olllus, of
nn, Mass., was second, and Claren
C Jnan finished' third. Bedell, 'the
fourth entry, quit on the twenty-sixth
mile on account of motor trouble.
1 lie ,suinmai'ies :
One-mlla novice Wnn he V.mnH v...
combe, Quaker City C. C.I second, Charlie
"&";: ."i.,-' ","r'",u- lime. -:-l.
a-iifrtrinaa -i v Uhi.,,.Lj mi .
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t luira.iuiiHi iriaicn rare, pest two out nr .iiani. jumcr., -""5,?Vl.,," .'-'-' .t:,,,..
three heats, nrst h... nn. miT. iTiL?u.tiJ!l).RO: roughs. 18.7S19: stass. J121:
Si J!.""";" riSr.F1"' h"t won bv
.'. . . . "' .- v'" fnvcu, bi--
neat won by r'red Weber. Third hm wnn
by Fied Weber. Time. 2:25 4-Ss. I
e.ch,,h-em.,t,rao,i,yr,1!n.,,trlnt!
each heat to qualify for final heat First
heat won by Eugene Mohler. Quaker City
V. Vs "econd. Jake Smith. Baldwin A. C :
'."IS?' Oore Parrla, Olympta A. C Time,
1:00. Second heat won by Frank Harris;
atnnrl f' Ties W aIIa rraI. a .. . .a 1 '
,....., r..nw..i n. ..' ... . 1?.,.";.
Vernon Smith. Time. Stt 1-Ba. ' Th'l'rd heat
won by Mohler; second. Neucombe; third
Oenrge Harris. Time. 88 l.Bs.
Two-mile open, amateur Won by Frank
Harris; second, Kddle Bohl! third, (leorge
Hsrrls; fourth, Jake Smith. Time. 8:02.
Dead heat professional match race, half
mlle Won by Fred Deber. Time l'18"-5
Thirty-mile motor-paced race won "bv
TtoKKv W1llh1.11- .!-.. - r- . ..
zl ' ... - '.". .; secona, ti
mer Collins, Lynn, Mass.: third. Clarence
9.rmf.n' Jenjalca, r.. I.: fourth. Menus Be
dell, NewarkiN. J. Time. 44:22.
DAVIS CLUB. WINS
Former Mack Star Leads Team
to I
Close Victory
The Harry Dayls Club, under the
leadership of Harry Davis, ei.-captain
of the former world's .champion Ath
letics, defeated Jack Lapp's North
Philadelphia team yesterday by the
score of 0 to ft". The features of the
same were the heavr nr.il ttmnlv hlrtlm-
of Davis and the pitching of J. Kilroy, !
a sop ot the famous Matt Kilroy, who
ceedingly strong ball rfcib, with four
ex-leaguersand two former fourth naval
The North Phillies got a lucky break
in the eighth, scoring three runs on
two hits, a base on balls and two er
rors. The . Davis Club looks like an ex
ceeding strong ball club, with four ex
leaguers and two former four naval
district players In the line-up.
Jeraeyite Wln French Marathon
raris. May 81. Mathews, of New. .lersey.
belonging to the Base Section team, finished
first In the great American relay race" from
Chateau-Thierry to Paris, leading the field
nf runners Into the Place de la Concorde.
The race was over a distance ot about sixty
miles.
Sox Catcher Back From A. E. F.
Bethlehem. Pa.. May 11. George Lees, at.
tacheM to Company F. 814th Infantry, Seventy-ninth
Division, has arrived home here.
He experts to be must"J-ed out soon. He
was a crack catcher at Lehlah University
and has been signed by the Chicago White
Box.
Mlas Stirling Plays Mrs. Gaut
Memphis. Term.. May 31. Miss Alexs
Stirling, of Atlanta, national women's anlf
champion, and Mrs. Dave Qaut, of Memphis,
won semifinal matches In the southern wo
men's aolf tournament and will compete to
day for the title,
FOREIGN
REMITTANCES
Financial
Fortifications
versus
Camouflage
The
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
for
GUARANTEEING MORTGAGES
Wm. X. NiehtUin,
FrsiUtnt
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XfetGEIi:HILDBLtelA, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1910
LARGE RECEIPTS SEND
. PRICE OF CORN LOWER
Traders Relieved of Fear Con
cerning Month-End Squeeze
by Shorts
Chicago, Mny .11. Big receipts
turned the cotnmarket downward to
day and did much to relieve traders
from misgivings that there would be a
month-enid squeeze of shorts. Sell
ing, hqwevifr. was not aggressive.
Many dealers were abscut In the
country getting a personal opluiou of
fcrop condition.
Opening. prices, which ranged from
cents to 1 V& rents lower, with July
$1.04 to .$1.04i,4 and September $l.n."Vj
to $1.50. were followed by moderate
ralljes. Onts were easy with corn. After
opening cent to ent off. includ
ing July at 071io to 0714c, the market
recovered somewhat.
Provisions sympathized with the
weakness of graiu. Mot of the trad-
lug Wilson lard
Leading- futures ranged as follows
Corn (new delivei
rv)
Thursday's
Open Hlah
I.OP,' Close close
!,!; 1.IIHV 1.(I44
l.SIt 1.08'i 1.60
jtntv i.4 - In;
Sept..., 1.30'i 1.59
Oats
July mu, li
Sent.... IMS 68
l.nt-.l
noji
in'-,
07
0SJ
07
8.V4
.Ally. . . . .V2.SS
Sept.. .. 81. SO
S2.P.7
31.80
S2.2.I
SI.. VI
as.R
.11. BO
aa.ir.
31.45
.Tulv.,". . 57.70 28.00 27.70
y7.r,
27.80
27.7.1
27.4(1
'Sent.. .
I 1'ork
I tub- . .
Bepl . . .
50.2.',
49.00
411. V,
4H.7r,
Ml Oil
41I.0U
4.7r.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
r-lttsbursh. May 31 HOOK Itecelpte,
i?nn. liiDh.r Itftkitea nd heavy vorkerx.
Is "S
R"
120.110020. 70; light yorkers and pigs, $20
F.EP AND
l.AMBR RerelPf.
top sheep, Sln.ftV
100!
top
market active:
lambs, sin.
CALVES Receipts. ISO; atronc
117.
Knnaas City, Mo.. May 31. HOGS Re
ceipt. 1000 head. Market uneven y hither;
renerallr 10c to lDc higher; Quality plain.
Top, 20.ho: bulk. I20.1ti2n.no: medium
weights. 120. 20 20.00: lights. $10.80020.40;
light lights, X10.80W20; heavy packlntr sows.
110.7RW20: pigs. $h19.
CATT1.K Receipts. 1B00 head and 160
,... &.. .,, t wu, an p,,,,, very
irreguiar: beef steers mostly 11.sae1.BO
to oo lovser; veaj calves, 25o to 80c higher;
"V.EBP-necelpts. none. .Market for
.t. KnrinV iamh. hoe to 7Bo higher;
kl'llng sheep. 55o to 80c higher: other sheep
and coat steady: no quotation.
Kant TtaJrale. May St. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1800 head. .Market dull, eteadv.
CALVF.S Receipts. 1000 head. Market ac-
U,H'ods Receipts 4000 head. Mai ket ne-
ilv lleaw mixed and lorkers. sji.jij
, !ir- . "T'li VoXYnCh' in Ttr'. Vii 1911 !
orkci
I " - " an. sAOll -K
"VtVSa.iV'i'jiR-'iiinB - necelpt-. 2100
.BOG:
'Market active, 'steady and unchanged.
neau
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
v'r"
I'hlea
creame
EOQ!
fi 42o:
1 .
hleago, xiav ai. utiiRn i'i
crMmer Bimonc. . , ....
huua neceipie. .0.1 ,., -- ...c.b. -.
4"n; nrdinal-v llrsts. 4040Vi c: Ht mark.
I . l......,, 4a,U.fl41' .tnr.1 DMfk-
ed firsts. 4204Sc: extras. 43fi)43Hc. roul-,
'try. alive. lower, iowis. uic
nitr- nrtno UIIDT
BIKE STARS HURT
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i Spencer Crashes Into Kramer, Loses
I '
Race, It Fined and Suspended
Newark. N. J May 31. Frank
U. Kramer defeated Willie Spencer in
two straight heats of a mile race at the
Velodrome here yesterday. He was
aworded the second heat when Spencer
was disqualified for knocking him down.
Spencer, seeing Kramer coming down
the home stretch and about to beat him,
swung -right up into the American
champion and both fell heavily to the
track'.' Krflmer'wa's badly bruised about
the legs and body, while Spencer had a
big splinter in his back. Spencer 'was
suspended for two weeks and fined $100.
FULTON WINS GOLF CUP
Gross Score of 83 Captures Trophy
at Frankford Club
Dr. '.. M. K. Fulton wub the win
ner in the Burns Memorial Cup event
over the course of the Frankford Coun
try Club yesterday afternoon. His gross
score was an S3. Daniel Daress was
the runner-up with n gross score of 80.
Thirty-seven golfers competed.
Tomorrow afternoon a big entry list
is expected to compete for the Cornish
Memorial Medal. Secretary Benjamin
Thorpe, of the Frankford O. C, an
nounced that most of the members of the
organization intended to tee off in this
event.
Ten-Round Draw at Pottsvllle
Pettsrllle, Pa.,
fought ten roundi
out Willie.
May 31. Eddie HaVes
to a .draw with Knock-
' Stecher Downs Cutler
lndlanapfllls, Ihd., May 81 Joe Stecher.
of Nebraska, defeated Charles Cutler, of
Chicago. In a wrestling mstch here last
night, winning in two straight falls.
Chaney Knocks Out Picato
rtalllmore. May 81. George Chaney
knocked out "Babe" Picato, of New Castle,
Pa., In four rounds here Isst night.
WE 8ELL DRAFT8 ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
IN ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
'WE MAKE CABLE TRANSFERS TO ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD
Brown Brothers & Co.
Fourth and Chestnut Streets
new york Philadelphia boston
High rates otinterest, sometimes offered
on investments, are usually but camou
'flage to obscure the great risk to which
the capital 'is subjected.
Guaranteed Mortgage Policy hold-1
er occupies an impregnable position. His
capital is guaranteed its par is perma
nent the" interest certain.
Not one, of the many thousands, of our
investors, has ever lost a dollar of capital
or interest. '
Shall we send you a list of Guaranteed.
Mortgages now available?- -
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Philadelphia Markets
, DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTEH The market ruled
weak under
Rrfim.rv &a. .
solid-parked
A H.M
m:i ..r- c. iiuotsiion
Quotst ons follow!
isaia: fw rm it&vz,
-;:7"l"ru.r"sinery. extras. HUci w.h.e.
fori
rt,l
Ml
thrv .J ,;r" W", 00d ou,l' fr line
fiV?T. n? Ul werket ruled (Irtn. Quota.
i1' ,'"' nearby flrsls. I18.R0
Mtra ar.,i.,:urK.l.eci,u' U'2ni western
extra firsts, 113. BO; firsts, IIS 20- finrv
the rnarkT,Ih,l'e W"" l"tI '!! and
fofw- N,w",T11.ch,",5td.'..,Th ouotatlona
milk .,. T.Tor!t "n.d Weeenaln whole
milk, nats, current make, 82032c.
POULTRY
' ,''!VI'' There Utile tradlnr hut r.
rail- Wefallona: Towls. via express. 40
41c; soring chickens, broilers not Jit-
mh Mrto-ni bro era. 40 50c. roosters
llV 1.TJ'Mn- ?2e: d" Inaia" Au":
?facl 48e,MJci i0' Joung. rer pair. 80
uD'J!?ny,iy';!i-,-iolc.e .'. " w" w' leaned
f.5tiiifltm'j u" "tlons follows: Fowls,
fresh-kllled, dry.plckeo-. In boxes welahlnB
u,I 'jf,nd or apiece. 40c; welahlne Rl, t4
.V.;'. ",'l'f"",ln,rJ.lB"- 8T3Sn;smaller
5lJ.;i ?,"-i fresh-kllled In bbls fsney,
Jn?.pJ.-7riIl w; '"Jllf, 5. J"9 "n" 'r apiece
ii ? ""JJ 4Vs,ill' apiece. 40c; weigh-
l..hZ"- .drr-Plfk1. 27c i hrolllng chickens.
do. do. weighing 8 ibe. per doxen. (ie(1.7ri:
n-d1' weighing 7 lbs per doxen. 4.30
..r?,ii0J .d' 1'elehins- 019(1(4 Ihs. per doxen
--'' . HO- darks. $1 5002.23; small and
o. J, GOctvi?.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEE8E
,.N'f y'V1" -V.5'. ' "CTTKIt Receipts.
M.JSS tubs, Market unsettled. Creamery,
higher than extras f!mBe4c; extra (92
score), B.iHc; first, B2i WRIc; packing stock,
current make, No. 2, 45c
KilosReceipts. 32.9IM cases. Market
weak Fresh gathered ixtras. 4R(, 49c;
.. "(hered, northern section, firsts. 4S'i
1Bc; do, southern. 4S44'tc: state. Penn
sslvanla and nearbv western hennery, white,
Alio to fancy. tlll3n: slate. rennvlvnl
. .in, latter
at nireilil,. .'.. n.cv Drnl of prints Jobblna
i , V ..""" "nv3-. oufvtuc: uo. rnir
VtSVa' ZOO&Se; sprlns- ducks. Ixing Island.
,,Si.,cWlub"' P" dosen. white, welghlno;
J.yL'iX lb"JV,r ,do,en. ia.K0B0.2J: do, do.
welahlnv bam ik nH ..n ? ,.. u.'
and nearby hennery, white, ordinary toteasv.
prime. 4tiR0c: do. brown, 49W fB0": do. 1
catnered brown and mixed colore. 4S' J I
49 c ,
CIIKBSE Receipts. .'i41 boxes. Market
easy Stste. whnle-mllk flats, current make,
specials, S2eT32'4c; do. average run, S1H
31c; do, twins, specials, 82e82Uc; do.
alerage run, 81H 31, c.
Predict Boom In Steel Business
An overnight boom In the steel busi
ness is predicted by officers of the Sales
nub or the Crescent Refractories Coin
pony, which closed a two-dav conven
" oV 2 T ",! " IW7VRtMtfa''
Members of this organisation arc in
I dovo contact With the steel and iron
.,, (nrou(ll thclp p,.0(uct, f fur.
nnce DricKs ami cements. It. S. Patcr
son, treasurer of the orennir.ntinn
PlUsbiirghcr, said sales in the last mliith
have been greater than at auy tltno
since the armistice was signed.
guaranteed
pompeum
olive oil
-"always fresh"
The Choice of Good Housekeeper.,
for Salad Dressings
Sold Everywhere
Industrial Opportunity
First-class manufacturing concern with
large organization of machine tool equip-
ment; employing ' about eight hundred
hands, would like to negotiate for bona
fide propositions to manufacture in large
quantities
MECHANICAL DEVICES
Equipment particularly suitable for pre
cision work. 75,000 square feet of floor
space, with plenty of ground for expan
sion. The company's financial position is
exceptionally strong. F . .
inferences: BANKERS TRUST CO.; CITIZENS NATIONAL IANK
NEW YORK CITY
you arelnpt a principal of highest, financial
standing, do not answer this advertisement. '
INTERNATIONAL FABRICATING CORP.
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
Vacation Trips by
.., Coast wise St earner s
No better, way to put mind and body in-perfect-health. -Exhilarating
days ahd balmy nights. A restful and invig
orating voyage. Fares include rneala and' stateroom 'berth.'
i Excellent rail connections to and from all Southern pojnla.,,
OLD DOMINION S. S. LINE, for Old Point Comfort, Norfolk!
"Newport News, Richmond, Va.,. and all points 'South. Leaving1'
doily except; Sundsjfrorri PJert25, N. R., New York.
..OCJEAN &:S. LINE, Mondays and Thursdays'at' S'P: IM.from
PJeV 36, N. R., New, York, for. Savannah, Ga:1, end'other Southern
points, t'v - J" ) ' .
SOUTflERN PACIFIC S. S, LJNE, Wed. and Satat 12 noon from
a Pie'r.aSj-NfiR,;, JJevvJYpi'k.'-for New. Orleans, La., Gulf ?bintsand
'fPaclfteast. '1 . t . ,
For passenger information, and reservations apply to Con
solidated Ticket Offices, 1639 Chestnut St, Philadelphia'.
v Phone Locust 6800, t t
. J. JBRQWrJ, C. P. A.,' (Je.wiu Steaauify liaei, fisr 4, N. K T.'
UNITED, STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
A . Director ConeraU of, (UUraatls.
'-("-fi if ,'
WESTERN BUSINESS GAINS
Crop Report Continue Good Money
Markets Firm
Chicago. Mny at. The steadily. In
creasing tonnage of the western rail
roads, as indicated by the, weekly load
ing reports, reflects considerable better
ment in many lines of trade.
There appears to be less apprehension
all along tho line, nlthough the delay
In the settlement of the peace terms
has had the effect of causing, a good
deal of uncertainty.
All in all, however, some leading au
thorities and observers of business con
ditions point out that business has
responded fnirly well to the latest in
fluences. It is stated that, while there
Is less need than heretofore to look
to Europe for events affecting Ameri
can affairs, the leading financiers are
holding a more cautious attitude to
ward foreign commitments than rc
cently.
Crop reports continue to "be of the
best, with prices of the leading com
modities tending upward.
The demand for products of other de
scriptions Is showing n-steady Increase,
particularly leather, of which Europe
is Inking all it can get, and of sugar,
which is In great demand from the
same source, much larger in fact than
anticipated.
Money continues quiet, but firm, In
western markets, nlthough there has
been little change in rates, which ap
pear to have been pegged around the
ri per cent minimum for commercial
paper, owing to the continued financing
of the government through treasury cer
tificates. In the dry goods nnd merchandise
trade merchants are buying more liber
ally, the vofume of the turnover is
ahead of last year and collections are
Bank of France Statement
Paris, May 31. -The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes; Gold .in hand in
creased 7C2.770 francs; sliver in hnnd
decreased 430,031 : notes in circulation
decreased 72,340,10; treasury deposits
decreased 17.202.sn5; general deposits
increased 201,047.412: bills disconnte.l
increased 05,160,182; advances in-
creased 1,107,483.
BAR SILVER
Commercial bar silver 'was quoted i
New Tork today at $1.0flft an ounce,
an advance of T over Thursday's quo
tation. The quotation in London was
43d an ounce, nnd advance of d.
dm
y e-. V
Jr". W v - WMftoenat -
,i ' 'jV 3 --- i
a Final In Conference Tennis
tlhleaara. ltv al .-xrtt... w..,hM.i.
left-hand tennis player ot the University of
Will meet In the Unit klnvlAa r tt. .iI.m
conference tennis tournament today
Ferguson Defeats Baker
rennsi
wrote. .V. J.
May SI, Danny Per-
Suson defeated Harry ilaker. Harry Kid
-rown beat Joe Masters. Jos JarVson shaded
defeated Harry
Clemenceau,
rmmy uritton and Jack rerry
arew.
Giants Buy Pat Ragan
nation. May 31 The llrsVes have sold
Pitcher Tat llagan to the New Tork Olants.
OPEN-AIR
CHORAL SERVICES
UNDER TIIE DIRECTION' OF
Bishop Rhinelander
en the site ef the preposed
CATHEDRAL
ON THK rAHKWAY
AT TWENTY-Tllinn STREET
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
JUNE 1, 1919
AT 4 O'CLOCK
Preaeher Rev. Jean II. Chapman,
ef 81. real's. Chestnut Hill. "
KKI.lfllOtIM NOTICES
Daptlst
THE TEMPLE '
llroad and llerke sts (1(100 north).
rtUKSKM.H. CONWBM,, Pastor.
TO. DTRE McCUnDT. Associate Pastor.
10:80 s. m. Preaching by Dr. Conwell.
The musical numbers:
"Ixrd, Guard Thy Children". .Arranged
"o l,amb of Ood".... llolden
. 2:30 p. m. THE I1I11I.B 8CHOOI..
7:15 p. m. Organ Recital by Mr. Starke.
7:15 p. m Preaching by Dr. Conwell.
The Temple combined rhorus will sing
"The King of t,ove" Shelley
'"TIs So Sweet" Kirkpatrlck
"He Shall Feed Ills Flock". ..... .Wood
Dr. J. M. Hanna, Muslcsl Director.
On Monday, June t). Dr. Conwell delivers
his lecture, "Personal QUmpses of the
I.fvcs of Celebrated Men and Women-. ' '
Ml'Ml'ORD MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH
R2d and .TeReraon sis.
Hew Mary Hubbert Mumford Ellis. 2:30
P. m. s. s.j 7:43. subject. "Perilous
Times"; Wednesday, R p. m., "Prophecy";
Friday, p. m . Children's Night. Solos
bv Evangelist Ellis at all services
. rresbyterlao
ARCH STREET CHURCH. 18th snd Arch.
Dr. Macartney will preach at S o'clock on
The Becret No Man Ever Tells."
At 10:46 o'clock the lst anniversary of
the Sabbath School will be observed,
i.hrlatlsn Endeavor Supper and Meeting
In the S. S. rooms at 6:30.
Organ recital at 7 :80 :
IIETHLEHEM I'MKSIlYTnRlAN CHURCH
llroad and Diamond sts.
Rev, E. c. HIHSllMAN, M. A.. Assistant
Pastor.
Rev. George E..qulUe. 6flhe'JiIoody lllble
Institute flf Chicago.1 will -preach at 10:80
a. m. Jley, w. Irvlnr .Carroll. D. D..
of StM-duuyet' 7:4S p. rrl. 'These men
are In. Philadelphia takinc .part In the
World's lllble Conference; and we are
pleased to be able io give ruble, students
tho opportunity- of Hearrn'g thm In Bethle
hem Church. , . . .
Specie I, Memorial' Services 'tor'the men of
ITethiehejmtf'ChUech- -who - died irr the na
tlonallfervlee -wlll'he held In tho Sabbath
school- .building at 2:8,0 ,p". m when a
memorial tablet will bo unveiled.
(HOPE, 88d and Wharton ate.; Ray. .1. ORAY
uiru, u., it., aiiniater, io:4- "The
Salnfa Ufe" OUarfl"
T'i45 "Prsjer An-
sweren Alter neanu'
MX'ON'I) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
21st and Walnut sts.
Rev. ALEXANDER MACCOM,, D.
Minister.
Mr. RALPH B. NKSRITT. Ass'stant.
utK-itm -AiA.;t-ui.i. wtit'preach at
and H o'clock. '
It
and H o'clock. '
Special .musical' sen ice at 7:40 p. m. bv
the chorus choir, under tho direction of
N. Lindsay Nordfen. The music will Include:
Tlns Solo "(Trosslnor the Tint'" . . . . Wlllahv
JAnthemi "O Bless tho Iord" Ivanoft
r "Distracted with Care" .......:. .Haydn
"Holiest, jjreame an evening messing
1 ' Martin
Vesper Hymn "Now the Day la Over"
Barnby
Visitora. and especially men In uniform.
always welcome.
rrateataet Kpla'cepal
ST. JAMES'S CHURCH '
Tho Rev. JOHN MOCKRIDGE. D. D.,
Rector.
8:00 s. m. Holy Communion.
11:00 s. m. Holy Communion.
4:00 p. m. Choral Evensong. .
:45 a, m. . and 2:45 p, m. Sunday
Schools. . , '
Strangers alwaya welconie.
6T. I4AUVEUB tFrench). 22d and De Lancey
sts. 10:45 a. m.. memorial sen'lce for
our' members who fell at the front. Ho'y
Commuhloh. Thuraday, 8 p. m.. Ladles'
Aid 'Society; Prayer Meeting-, Choir. Rev.
Til. D. MA LAN. S. T. D.
Unitarian
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH
Mf?.1 Chestaut St.
Ttev. Frederick it. Griffin
Minister.
il-nti a. m. Mr. Griffin will nreaih
oh
"The Outlook In the Unitarian Ch.urches
of America."
12:1ft p. m. Communion Service.
UNITARIAN SOCIETY OF OERMANTOWN
Chelten ave. and Oreene st.
Rev. ROGER S. FORBES. Minister
lla. m.--"The Humanness of God."
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ekltMtSMi T.sht la Akssl
30 Dm f Staiyi
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Our graduates are In constant oemand. Used
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WA ..."'tn.tSSJr e'K.'te l-an""?l
, pcwujr BfateHi. wiiupiui
tight Classes. Intensive training. .
for rill o.rtieuTlr- .Ad iiri.'i
PITILAU paB&uiJW"o&'.i4,fc
,.i f .n.ii .1 V-.-.-
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mil.d.lr.1,1.
STRAYFR'S The Best Buslneaa Schoel
- ior CHESTNUT trr
' ulLi!'a"ri1
- - Enc. Grim. Course. Ebaiiv
unuiauui iinta solved. 1S2T RaastDa.
:rrs;
QrathG
, ASHEn.-My 20, DELLA. wife qf Mr.
Ha Asher aged BT. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral seryjees. Mon. 10:30
a. rn'.. parlors ot Emanuel Asher Son. lfln-
Diamond st. Int. Hebrew Mutual Burial
O round a
BAKER. At Wlldword. N. J , May 28.
THEODORE V. husband -of Anna Horrocka
Raltr. aged 73 Relatives and friends,
Henry, t;mitim ,Idg No. 824. F. and A.
M. . (lertnanlown Cbaptei1. No 203, R. a. c ;
Pniladelrnta Commandery. No. 2. K. T
Masonic Veterans' Asso. 'of retina.. Oermaii.
town Ixidge. No. 33. K. of r. ; Francis D
Paa-urlus Council. No. 1, I. o. of 1 a
Seminole Tribe. No. 80. I. O. R, Jj. ; Master
Falnters' Association, invited to funeral
services. Mon., 8 r. m.. 10 w. Haines st
Oermahtown, Philadelphia Int. l.y mil
Cem, Remain may be viewed Sun. eve,
RERS1N. Suddenly. Jlay 20. JOHN.ir..
' son of the ute, ohn and Lena Ilersln.
' aged 22. .Relatives and friends, slso mem
J bera ot. 336tt Aerial Sauadron U. S. A .
Invited tc. funeral aervicea, Mon.. 1:30 p. m..
uk laiw ii.iucii.v, di ,t, niqitni ate. int.
Lansdale Cora, Remains may ba viewed
Sun.,- 8 (0 10 p. ,m. Lansdale. Fa,, papers
co?y, t
BERRY.- 'At Romere Point. J". J . Mav an
MARGARET a. EUZARETK. wife of Jacob
ierry, uau ,. Mia,,vca ana irienas In
eiai;vea ana irienas in
flces.i at' chapel jit' Ever-
.. PJ. J. . tnn . 1 1 m M
funeral servt
green Cem
Camden,-
inntl'ulli V.I. ..!,,.;. ,a,V r.' .;...-
.. May' SO. ARHAHAM., husband. Vf. lite ,
fu'&alVer BrW"' T M' '! of
CALLAOHAN, May 2S. PATRICIif. hus.
anq rm aiair wiiasnap.' rieiatives and
friends, slso Court Pride of Nlcetown. No.
201.- F. of A.j Dlvlrlan No. 18. A. O. H.:
Local No. 447. I. U. 8. E.. and employes ot
Philadelphia navy yard, invited to tunerai.
Man,, 3:30 a. m.. 1817 Rowan at. High
mass of requiem at St. Stephen's Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy sepulchre Cem. Auto
service.
CAMPBELL. Suddenly. May 20. MARIE,
daughter of Xfary and John J. Campbell.
aa-ed.S. .Relatives and friends, classmates
ef St. AcatM'e rarochla! School,-' llvttel
to funeral. Mon.. '8:30 a. rri.. parent's real,
dence, 131 N. Shedwlck at. Solemn high
mass St. Agatha's Church 10 a, m. Int.
'Holv- Cross Cem,
CHEW. Suddenly, at 22 N. Sth'st.. iNewi
ark. N. J.. May 80.. LENA M. CHEW, wlfa
of Frank K.Vhew ahd daughter ef late Wea.
ley and Sarah Walker, of Philadelphia. lot
at Odessa. Delaware, '
CI-OWD. Juddenly, May 80, CHARLES
CARROLL, husband of Clara A. Cloud.
Relatives and friends. Darby Fire Company.
No. 1. Invito to
to ui aral, Tues
i. ' 6arbV, Pa. :
alt-Mon.. after T
ty VJ.. MAT 8., i
i and. daughter ol
i-.- il a. rn.,
UC private.'
kiua Itiags rave,
Friends mav call-Mon.. after 7 P. tn.
uHMt-. ay vs.. wax p., wire or wji.
nt!
llam II. Crump and 'daughter ot Wlllia
uiaiir di tviiiiam n
and late Ellta rreea. , Jielativea ana friends
invites to funeral eervtres Men., 3 v. m,. at
husband's residence. 1880 E. Atrdrl at.
Jlelallves snd friends
(Kensington and 8edcley avis.).
Int. pri
'cUMMINS. Mar. SO, .TtEBECCA KEEN.
friend InvltVd t funeral aervlees. Men,,, 9
, . ra.. Ull N. Park.ava. . Jut. wlvate.
iu' - '' -s-"'Jic. t-H-Jf" . ,.'rti. f
iht 'i"j .-an rt--Tf r
',
TIBATWB ,
&'
fj.ll.'lsl? M- Detwel r (nee; FarrSrT. '
lp;&- ""lore of o. c Paul" inriSfL, Vt
iiWA.V.V-uddenll', May SS. OTTH.ta.'ra'
flVlil.a,.9t"r.t Ehmann. aged a. nla.-V
Uv'. ". fflendsalso members of SacrsnV.'
t -Si tTlV "J'l.V "oeieties or unurcn or owi-, a
Lady Help Of Christ sns. Invited In f.m.r. H., Jj.-T
Jin?,'.'--? Si. "-. U BeigrMe- at. Helamn lrej
I5qVJjm .m,M .' Church of our Lady He ,&!
of Christians I a. m. Int. Holy ItdeemeSl
va-,.BJI.?diSrvr' 0. L011ISA M-wlfeihfs1'!
jri V. , ilV 1. Jji tn;i ",' ueiaiivea ana;-w
friends InvlteiJ to funeral services. Mon., 2?,S
Pi.m," ?7.TV'-?,t'n Burlington.' CJAsa
. M?1t',! oaa 'ellowi Cem", BorliaslvVW
ri TZPATRICK. May 80. 10IB. fAt:TU..' V m
Jeufhter ' of tha late Michael and' . llint'il
Morlarty, ' Relatives and friends Invite (,
funeral;
.--'--. "., n. ,.,., ,i,iin inr-.iai..
m ,1
lolen
residence; -2233 N.
10th st. Sol
tM t.1.
mass .of requiem at Our Lady .of MrtetMrn
te-AV. KnJr.IT' ""'. NW C,tnlm
.n arrive
OOIlllLKT- Uv ne T&tt7a L ,.,.K.e... flOTlfT
Klitabfth II. tOormly (n Bnydsr) and ?)M
oti.of the lat.e Jlrnrd and, Mary OormUy.' m
of the late nrnrd andMary OormUy,' 193
.. S;S0 a. m.i from UU, wsldsnce. 223T JsWS
iifiiii
MOn..
P. RoBftWOOd Ct.
(Brotfl anrl Wolf stt.) BftU
mn rcoulm m
nans,-- nu 'eMonica'S unureh.
10 ; m. lnt. iroly 8pulchr Cem. Auto
irivirf, )
OnpVKS. May 30, MARTHA A., daugh-' "
ter of Jane and late James P. Droves. ftO
Brooklyn st. Due notice of tuners, .vill bei
given.. .ft
QtlMMKni. SMdH.nU n. ht. .Mm
May 80. of-heart disease, rnAMCIS HAH.
TON,, son'of late Samuel J. and KMjab.th
H. (iiimmm, aged 4. Funeral services, I
College rircle, Havrrford. Pa.. 4 p. m. Mon,
Int.- private.
IIATKMELL At Falrvlew. May 80. ANNA.
JACKET HAMMELL. widow of tsaae Taylor
Hammell. Relatives snd friends Invited, tn
funeral. Tues.. 2 p. m. Services at Trinity
Church. Falrvlew. 8 n. m. Conveyances will
m.;tiI.pi.m. rln from Market St. Ferry,
Philadelphia, at Riverthr. N J. .
1IARVET. At St. Davids. Ps., Hay 80,
CHAIU-E'S STANt.ET. son of 1st .To. 1.1, I.
and Caroline E. Harvey. Due notice of fu-'
rey. Due notice of fu-' J.SfflS
ly 20, JOHN O.. hu.i&a
lerman and aon of late CK.l
Hauserman. aged 82. -W
Prfttlltiln IAt. Va a . .?
nirai win ne given.
HAUSERMAN. Mar
hind of Ida M, ITauserman
jann ,nn i.,ia. ii.h...-
Relatives ahd friends. Franklin Lodge No. IS.
!i. ".- " .' "na employes of Otis Elevator
Works, Invited to funeral services. Mon., 10
a. m., 12'2 Oxford st. Friends may' call
ftK.,J!.,JK' 8"n- rnt- OM Fellowa' Cem;
JOHNAOX. May-M. ANNIE T,.' daughter
of late James and Annie Johnson. Relative
and friends. Indies' Sodality of the Oeeu,
Invited to funeral. Mon,. 8:30 a. m.. 1803
Master st. Solemn requiem mass Church of
V". ?f,u 1(J " m' In, Cathedral Cem.
Auto funeral.
KKLLET. May 30. JOHN, A., husband of
Martha McOeveran Kelly. Relatives anS
friends Invited to funeral. Tues.. 8:80 a. m.. .-SSI
8500 Spring Oarden st. Solemn mass of . M
qulem Church of St. Agatha 10 a. m. Int. ,?M
Old Cathedral Cem. Auto service. Omit
flowers.
KONICK. May SO. GEORGE E.. husband
of Julia C. Konlck Inee Metrow), Due notice
of funeral wilt be given from 8428 N. Philip
street,
LOVETT Suddenly. May Sl: SARAH H..
widow sf Hardy I.ovett, aged 82. Relative!
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon., 2 n..m..
from residence of son-in-law, Charles F.
Eggleston, Olenolden ave, and Chester pike,
Olenolden. Delaware co.. Pa. Int. Mt. Moris b.
Cem. Auto funeral. Train leaves Broad 8t.
Station 12:37 p. m.
MAMMELE.. May 30. MART, widow of
Theodore Mammele. aged 47. Relatives ant
frlerds Invited to fur.eral. Mon.. 7:30 a. m
8042 Mt. Vernon st. Requiem mass St.
Agath&'e Church 0 a, m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem,
MAUQER; Killed In action, on Oct.. 18,
J,0.1 ..,".'.?. .IPJ"."' France. Lieut. HARRT
BANKS MAUGER, Company A. 127th Inf..
82d Div.. formerly ot Company II. lonth
Inf.. 25th Div., aged 22 years; aon of Ida'
Brous and late Harry Banks Mauger. Rela
tives and friends and dfflcers and soldiers of
O. S. army and sailors and marines are In
vited to memorial service at St. James's M.
E. Church. Tabor road and Water at,. Olney.
Sunday evenlnr. June L at 7:45. .
McdANN' Mav JO. JOHN F., son of lata
John and Marraret McCann. .Relatives and
friends. St. Michael Altar .Society. Invited
to funeral. Tues , 8:30 e, m.. residence of
hrother-in-law Joseph Thompson. 1417 N,
1 nnup at, ctoiemn rian mass 01 requiem tin J
Mlrhsel'a f!hnrch 10 a. m Int. Holv t-rnasi 1 iA
uem, Auto tunerai
McFARUAND. Mayj28. FANNIE, wife of'
James McFarland. daughter of lata Richard
and Janet EWlng. Relatives snd friends In
vited to funeral services. 123 W. 10th ave.,
Censhohocken, Pa., Tues., 2 o. m. Int. prl-.
vale Darren Hill. Friends may call Mon,,
between 7 and 8 p. ro.
McGOLDRICK May 80. ELIZABETH
McQOI.nUICK (nee Sands), wife of Charlea
F. MrGoldrick. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Mon., 2 p. m.. 823
Logan ave., Audubon, N. J. Int. 'Lafayette
Cem., Philadelphia, Auto funeral. Frlendg
may call Sun., after 7 p. m.
MINN1CK. May 28 ANNIE E.. wife of
George. W. Mlnnlck (nee McCauley). Rela
tives and friends, League of Sacred Heart,
n. V. M. Sodality of St. Stephm'a Church.
Division No. 12. Ladles' Ausillary. A. O. If.;
St. Vlneent'a T. A. E. Society. Star ot the
West Lodge, No. 82, 8, of It.. Invited to fu
neral, 'Mon,. 7:30 a. m..' 3704 N. lAthXat.
solemn requiem mass St. Stephen's Church
U a n, Tn, IfnK. Shul,nr. f" n- ill.
funeral. I aVJ
MITCHELL. May 28. oj.fcn. huabaLl
of Mary Mitchell (nee i', m aged 4. T.
Relatives and friends. So) , ifflMim. NTT
Quake
niv. rt tl
emDloves P. a, R. RJ
CrltnD Sana
n u. uorp.. iniieq
Mon.. 2 o. m,. 810 W.
Peace Cem. Remains
jneral ..ervl-ra .
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sue
I to p. m.
MOHAN. May 20. UBNIE C. wlfeM
Thomae E. Mohan and daughter of Mary ah
late Patrick Cutley. formerly of Wllkes
llarre. Pa. Relatives and friends. Ladles'
Auxiliary. Div. No. 20. A. O. H.i Altar So
ciety of St. Columba'a Church. Invited t
funeral. Men.. P:30 a. m.. 2728 N. Grata
st. Solemn requiem mass St. Columba'a
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
WUkea-Rarra napera copy. Auto funeral. .
NOBLIT. Suddenly, on May 30. 1910.
ELIZABETH NOIILIT (nee Dedelter). wife
of Wm. W. Nobllt. Relatives and friends In.
ilted to funeral services, on Monday, at S
P. m.. at late residence. 120S E. Palmer jt.
Int. Chester Rural Cem. Tuts.. June 8,
Chester papers ronr.
MOPPERT. Suddenly. May 20. EVA S..
wife of lata I-ouls J. Moppert (nee Haun).
aged R5. Relatives snd friends Invited to
tunerai. Mon.. 1 p. m.. 1822 W. Firth at.
Int. Hillside Cem via trolley funeral cat.
Remains may be viewed Sun. eve.
NOLAN. May 28. MICHAEL, husband at
Mary Nolan (nee Deegan). Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, Mon.. at 8:39
a, m., 5848 Vina st. Solemn requiem mass
at Our Lady ot Rosary Church 10 a. m.
nt. Holy Croas Cem. Auto service.
PEARSON. May SO. CHARLES It , hus
band of Catherine M. Pearson (nee Fits
geraldl and son of Mary and Harry Pearson,
sged 27. Relatives and friends, motormen
snd conductor, 'of 15th and Cumberland sts.
P. R. T depot. inMted to funeral, Tues.,
8:30 a. m. 1018 W. Morse st Hlah mass
St. Ellaabeth'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
c'riiaa tm Auto fune
' EtCHERTr-9 May
I REICHERT. wife of
runenn.
r 23. ELIZABETH
. Dpn'iienT .lfa f vt?ti,i.M t.i-... --4
I daughter of William nnd late Chx Eat
l,1'' 'a s0' Relatives and friends Invited
I? .l services. Sun.. 2 p. rn,. .276:1 N.
"srien i. . mt, private, .-orinwooa wim.
. 'lur;7,,'rii?Eisrfdeniv
May 28. JOSEPH,
I husband of Annie, Middle (nee WilllamKml.
formerly of 83d and Jackson, aged 53. Rela-
I tivts and frlendi Invited to funeral. Mon..
: n. m.. from residence of son.lh-law.' Albert
I McNeill, 1104 S. 31st at. Int. Mount Jlorlah
Cenv. Friends may call Sun. eve
SCHELENBERO. May 80. 10l. TERESA.'
widow nf Nithan Hchelenberg. agrd 83 eara.
Funeral services Sat. evening, S o'clocit, frem
hen late 'residence.- 42 S, Nashville ae.,
ffrW.V'in'SuS: morning.' via lo'o'eloel.
train (hrldeel frcm Atlantic City, N. S.
. SCHIKORRA. May 30. IDA. widow -.of
'vh,..!.!, Rohilnrra in.. Khrhornl. Relatives
i nd friends, also members of Fleiechmsn
' a-a n il.i k....i. aoart.aiJ .. foaiaaal
ilejmoriai liSpilHl LI1UIV1I, tUViiru ii iuiin.
...vi... Tii.ii. 3 ii. m.. 1812 Reech ave.
(Melrose west of York road, north of City
Line). Int. private. Auto funeral,
SCHOFIELD. Suddenly, at New Orleans.
Mav 28. HENRV RUDOLPH. on of Mabl. .
Miller (nee Schofleld) and late Albert Sctia-
fl,8ClIWEIKBLE - May 80. CHRISTIAN.
husband of late Christine Schwelkte (ne
MyersL aged 88. Relatives andfrlends In
vited to funeral services. Hon.. 2 p. m.. " t
residence of son. Harry Hchwelkle. CO'.'S
Ridge ave, Int. private. Mt, Peaca Cem. ,
SEEDSJ May 29, HAMtfEL II. SBEDSf
aged 77. Relatives and friends Invited ;t.
funeral services. Mon.. 2 n. m.. 129 E, 41h
St.. Chest-r. Pa Int. private. .
isHACKLETON. Msy 80, JOSF.PH. hits,
band of Emma Shackletan, aged S3. Rela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Mon.. 2 p. m., 1200 E. Chelten ave-:)
Oertnantown. Int. private. Hillside Qem,.
Rernalna mav be viewed Sun. after 7 p.'rn,
HltaSv..-May 28. ANNA MARIE, daugft-
ter of Christopher and Anna Marie Shaw.(Sf
tnee irosw. aaen u. ...wutm mhu .ici.iim,
Invited In funin-al ssrvlres. Sun.. 2:80 p. ml. ,i
residence ot parenta. 2052 E. Huntingdon at,' ?
Int. nrlvate. Greenmoi'nt Cenn Auto service eV!
NlTTRl.tCn Mav "ft. EDWIN
le John and Elisabeth i Shlsler. Funeeat ,
iiOTShtferrK 'uXt
u, auivi.i js. . son or ryt
Hejlmesbura.
T te
SHOWERS. Mav 28. NATHANIEL A.
J . husband of Helen M. Showers (nea
nr.nn.nl and arm' of Delia and the lata
ic.fl,.nll Hhnwara. Relattvea and friends..
also the Phils, Lodge. No. 84. Lnya) Order i
ot Moose, and employes of Hoc Island. In
vited to funeral. Mon.. at 8:80 a. m.. from
late residence. 8480 Market eL. West Thlla. 4:,fcf
Solemn requelm mass at Our Chrch of JLady Oft
of Victory, at 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross &
Cem. Auto aervlce. ..,.-, .. . . awTsj
sTEAHNK uar -. siuasti u .
eeajSxaiman .u A TASafaa.sa 4 eatasV latafe a laa.eiB,ai &a w l r
nan i ,- sua wa iifu . ma-aauu.. ,
V Nl..rn a red IB. RalfctlYCft ftnd frlendll'
InrlUd to funeral. Mon.,'? T"m 110 Pai Jc :
ro.d Llanerrn. ueiawire count v '- Ait
Bt. ! !!.' Churv-n. Oakniont, .Pa., JO ft, m.
taL-ifisv'"wcwflr.-. J':m
h.nrf nf f-lara. 11. fetevsna (naa Franclal aa-aA. r
88. Relatives and friends, Trimble Lodi- SBSi
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