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BUSINESS NOTES
Buying In dytstufTs from domestic
sources is still confined to small-lot
' purchases. Textile and paper mills nd-
here to this poller, despite the absolute
. assurance that the American dyestuffs
industry will be granted adequate pro
tection against German competition.
Because ot the high prices inlied for
raw rats and Hudson seal, dealers and
manufacturers declare that signs point
to a. general curtailment in the use of
these pcltB from now on unless prices
drop at the fur auction which opens in
,8t. Louts this week.
(Millinery shown In the wholesale
market indicates that the brown hat
has superseded that of nary blue for
fall and winter. While blues arc in de
mand those shown tend toward the
lighter and brighter slindes, such as
Chinese blue, Copenhagen and the'bright
shades of French and royal blue.
Although Boston wool dealer strenu
ously denied during the last week that
Wool was cheaper or the tone of the
market easier, it was a well-known
fact tbnt all except the largest and
strongest houses were willing to sell
wool for from one to five cents a
scoured pound cheaper than they were
t two weeks ago.
Fifteen hundred clothiers Interested
In either the wholesale or retail branch
of the industry will attend the conven
tion of the National Association of Ile
,ail Clothiers 'which opens in Chicago
tomorrow.
Homer L. Ferguson, of the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States, has
Issued a statement regarding the inter
national trade conference, which will
open at Atlantic City, September 30.
Mr. Ferguson said the main purpose of
the gathering was to lay the founda
tion for a lasting international trade
understanding.
Reports current in the wholesale
market to the effect that the inability
of clothing manufacturers to make de
liveries of merchandise to meet the re
tail demand was due principally to the
fact that woolen houses in this country
were shipping great quantities of mer
chandise abroad are denied by repre
sentative clothiers and woolen interests.
The Swiss are beginning a business
penetration of Belgium in opposition to
American business interests. The Bel
gians say the Americans arc to blame
for this, as they arc asking a 7." per
cent payment down and the balance on
the delivery of goods, while the Swiss
are offering better terms on many
products.
The London Board of Trade figures
for August show that imports increased
3S,6."2,000 and exports increased 31,
231,000. The principal increases in im
ports were 10,000,000 in food, .',
000,000 in wool, and 0,000,000 in cot
ton. Kxports increased in all manu
factured articles, of which cotton in
creased 7,000,000 and wool 6,000,000.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Specialties Strong, With Trading
Brisk Some Oils Buoyant
lndon, Sept". 8. Specialties were
-.strong on the Ftock exchange toda-r,
(with tradlnB brisk. Some oil share-
L- I i. l.t. Jl 1! .! ...t
k, inne uuu'uui, wiiit ucaiiuK uuuiiuicu.
Pi , "' Shell Transport and Tradins was S3,.
Domestic issues were hard and with
out feature. Good earnings made
fc uanaatan I'acincs nrm and Argentine
f rails again moved upward.
Diamonds were strong, with De
Heers quoted at 23. Rubbers were
irregular. Generally, the markets were
steady.
SmtllER RESORTS
WniTE MOrNTAINB. N. n.
nDncoiiiimniffl
NEW PROFILE HOUSE
White Mountains New Hampshire
REMAINS OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMER 25 1
Desirable Rooms at September Rates
C. H. OREENLEAP, Pre.. EVERETT B. RICH M,r 1
n. R. "PHELPS, As.t. Slgr. ' ' I
AfflUated City Honse, HOTEL VENDOME, Boston 1
a
Atlantic crrv. X. i.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
VISIT ATLANTIC CITY LOCATE AT
ALAMAC
fHOIEL
OCEAN fBONtwiwHEARTor AtlanhcOttI
rami I uand Transient. JapactljHOOi
AMCRICANAKOIlUHOI'tJVII'LAro.
Hot and ColdSeoVVater Baths.
Grill. Ore hestra.Doncinq.Gorage
MACK LATZ & CO
On. the Oceaiv Ffrmil
Elcronsforicsof&rTvfcrti
HOTEL CHELSEA
OrEN ALL YEAR
SEPTEMBER
Th inott dellirhtful month of th year.
SECURE RESCRYATIONB
J. D. Thompson A Co.
Hotel Bothwell
Wrfial. Ave., second hcise from Bnardnalk
and BUI Fl.r. Every .pppolntmtnt. Highest
rtndard In ettlsln. nd gervic. Pooklet.
'r
THE DUDLEY Vt Bo- fnn7lnU At.
i traction. Kunnlnr tr In m.11 rooms. Prt-
vats Dauia. liorae cooxicr tJLsiJUCK.
tl
' .MOTEL BOSCOBELfcEA-jj. -;
Hast: opn au y.ar, aiu a. js. iiAUlUM,
TTKiouiter t0 ,t , prlTat -bath..
YfU-. tUupwkly. t3.RO up dally. C. llubrs.
JTUttall """".
njAIUlU AVf. AiHU HUAniJWALK.
-1trlBt-nri Tnn Central! locaUd nr. barh,
a' tHIIIII IS J OOOKlK. 4. AliUUtrilAKIslD.
Wt'A
I' ATLANTIC CITY In S.-iteir.h.r.
.topping si weii-appoiniea notei.
RSP1LANADE or GRAND ATLANTIC
UPRIUO UKB BEACH. N. J.
THE WARHEN
OS THB OrEAN
nrKixa xAKS beach, n. t.
K liUM that'. "U.rt In It. flu
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IHfil ISpeciaL Fall Term?
.ow
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f" Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WIlnXT Receipts. 401. lfl bushels rric
were firmly held tut trade w.s quiet Quota
tions Cur loin. In export .levator, government
jtandard Inspection, stnndard prices No. 1
napctlon,
rea winter, I2.SD; No. I nortn-rn sprim..
12.30. No 1 harrl urlnltr. 12.39
ylnjrr. arllck-, I2.3T. No. 1 red smotty,
$2.3(1: Nn 1 rA tiflb nA amuttV. 12,31
OU, i "
smutty,
UnltM Rtatet araln Corporation's PUch-a
of Hhent are had on the folio-wins: cheat. I
of alucounts No, 2 hat, 3o under No is
No. 3 hat. Oc under No. 1. No 4 wheat.
10o under No. 1, No. 5 whent. 14e under
rcsi 1 tr- .it .iL...i.a nrifnrm
Inn to" the specification of No. V or better,
but deficient In tent weight. th" discount
from the No 5 prl" will be 3o per bushel
eacn one pound deficiency In test weiBni
Wheat Braolnr bMmv No. f. for renaona
other than .fnlene in t..i nelirhts lll be
bultM on It, merits. Smutty wheat lll
I Smutty wheat will '
iW to the dettree of 1
ia than nc Pr bushel f
lis JeiuWr'SrSda Oar- I
v aiscounten accord)
"muii, out in no ease
Under the tnrr.inAnittn. refftil
Iclvy wheat will he dletounted Just as hereto.
lore, i'e per bushel from the regular aroor
Mlied wheat will be discounted from 2e to
Be. according to quality and condition or
mliture, but unless otherwise Instructed the
trsde may count on our taklnlt No 2 mined
whest at ThllWelphla Just aa heretofore. I.
e . 2c under the corresponding regular arnde
COnN Hecelrts. 23H bushels Demsnl
was Itaht and there was no chnnce In prices
W quote, to arrive, yellow In car lots tor
lecal trade, as to quality and location at
II 9.1 2 rer bushel.
OATS Receipts. 10.SI3 bushels Trices
sere unchanged and buyers showed little
Interest Wo quote Car lots as to loca'lnn
.".o. l white, HlBrssc No 'J white. fnwMr
No. a white, 7S0c. No 4 white. 77T7ac
Cld oata command about 2c premium ocri
these prices
FLOUH Receipts 2 018, PRO lbs In sacks
There was little demand bu- prices w-re
t.'adlly held Quotations To arrle per
11)1! lbs n 140-lb Jute sacks. Winter
stnlcht western new tlo lo(no 40. nar-'
bv new t lnflilt, 2.4. Kansas stralcht, nw.
SUPt 25. Kitneas. short, patent, new I
$11 2M111 on ennna. short patent, old Sl.l i
fJHa.lfl, do. short patent, new $il ?.'? IV I
do pstent cld. 112. "001.1 do do new i
HI 2.".ip 11 7.1 lio first clar. old. D 25(S
10, do do new f'.l l.ien ).-,
nYn was dutl but steady We quote at
$898 25 per bbl In sacks an to quality
PROVISIONS
Trade was quiet and largely of a Jobbing '
character and prices favored buyers l'ol- !
lowing are the quotations Heef, in seta,
smoked and alr-drled 54c beef knuckles
and tenders, smoked and alr-drled "i.v,
pork, family 5c, hams i V cured loose I
3fic do. skinned loose a4S5c, do. do I
smoked. Sflc; hams, boiled boneless. 53c. I
picnic shoulders. S r. cured, loose. 25c,
do, smoked. 2d2fi4c lellles In plckbi.
loose 83c, brqnkfast bacon 42c, lard 33c.
REFINED SUGARS
"Light otTerlnga restricted busines. Trices
were unchanged on a basis of 9c for fln-
granulated
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE Tte market ruled Aim with de
mind absorbing the limited offerings The
quotations: New York and Wisconsin, whole
milk flats, current make, fancv 324 Sf32-ae
specials higher. New Tork and Wisconsin,
whole-milk flats, current make, fair to good
31032c, Jobbing sales of fancy goods, 31
034c
HUTTEn Demand waa light and the m-tr-ket
declined lc under lower outside sd
lces and increased pressure to sell The
following were the quotations Polld
packed creamery, extras, ,Sc. hlnh-soorlng
goods 5B?fllc extra firsts 57c firsts
53i7J5fc, seconds, 50952c sweet creamer
BTtTAHSIIir NOT1CKS
BROOKS STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION
rlULADELrillA AND NEW YORK ta
HAMBCRG. COPnAOKX DAZla .
BUSHONG September 4
ANOKA September 5
PIllLanELPniA to HAVRE
AWENSDAW September 6
F.W ORLRAN8 to BUFAOS AIRES
ALDERMAN September 7
ARGENTA September 12 '
A 1 MnjJs Register I
rer Rates and Information Apply J
MEGEE, STEER & COMPANY '
481-465-487 Drexel Ilalldlnr I
rblladelphU Lombard 2208-Jto )
EARN LINE
Philadelphia Havana
GENERAL CARGO
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steameri
S.S. "LAKE GALERA".... Sept. 15 '
S. S. "LAKE FLUVANNA" Oct. 3
For rates and ..particulars apply f0
Earn Line Steamship Co.
itt DiiUItt Dldt.. rfalladelohta
KUMMF.R REROR1S
WHITE MOI'XTAINS. N. II.
miiiB .
uracil havkx. v. j.
THE ENGLESIDE
BEACH HAVKf. J.
Remains Open Until September -in
Private baths with sea and frelh't .
steam heat and open flreplacei !r"h .
bass and bir weak fishing P' CH.nn.l
It. F. n-M .
SI'BE RELIEF FROM HAY TV.viv
trERXKRSVILl.K. p.t
WALTERS PARK INN
THE resort hotel of the niu. nn
ern In all It. appointment. fJ."'' Mo1
thing to mak. you h.ppy knd hIf..1K",-,r
th. place for a wk.5n0an0'1. hhy. Just
Emclent but senar. .ngrr'.1'..'T',.
.AKRON. I'A.
TOITI fV ftnmm. n m . .
i e. i,.. " .."-i"-"" m my be.utl.
ful farm hom.i good food and n.'i-5eJint-'
also provide permanent hom".'1eJn,.Ltl0'
n. local
' aged
"nnVt Z'SkVllJHy '?r
wllllnr to ni -- "
OAKDEX SPOT TAHLE '&&.
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Akron, ra.
rOCOXO MOUXTArNH
Delaware IVater n.n. n.
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE
THE KITTATINNY
DELAWARE WATER OAr. PA
Th. leading hotel of thl. famoi. A'gloni
open to Dec. Capacity 800. itneSi
modern. Qolf, tenn s, .addls hor...
b.thlnr. boating! orche.tr" Coertl
d.nc... Eaccptlonat Cul.ln;. Americ.
plani also a la cart. grin. Sar.-?a
Booklet, auto map. and tifmm uitn fI
q"A JOHN Ptinnv SRSV.
M.ont I'OfOnn. pa
PflPONft MOUNTAIN UODBE
I VlVsXSllVr yr.-m.manag.m..t
g. L. HCX3KEH. J?.. Mil
The Ontwood iSI.,-T.w,"-'l'--it.a4
roeono Lake
LAUREL INN Y??" SIT..01
farm. Boat r, fins btn
Bsh'gAhunt'g. g.Ubls. Bklt. A. E. Herrtck.
fttoontaln Home, Pa.
MONOMONOCK INN" '
Mountain Horn.', leading hotel. Ideally loo
Bteam hetd. Rat., reas. Now open. Itklt!
WASIIINnTON. D. C.
Burlington Hotel
Lees than fly., minute, from .verythlng.
American and European Plana
ITTE PALSIER. - "
LAREWnOD, V --
W.ter Cap, -,
choice and fancy. (lOttOIei do. fair to good,
MffrMlc. fancy brand f nrlnta jobbing at
flSOTO.Ict fair to choice Ti3ftn2c
EGGS Choir fresh slock was Wept well
cleaned up at Arm prices Quotations Free
cases, nearby, un .o per crate, current
..p.w
re-
reiuti that will in-nri. IIS. no, ft
Tad
Til
alr to irood,
I 111 ?ft tiir
ri4 -id
DCHft, itfn extra flmU,
cane, nraia iu i ... nparoy ana weairn,
ir; . -.. ...-,i. -.--..-.: i ;
is. no. nearby and western.
priviiuc tuci ii " iiiicuvr twin mweri
fancy selected pkks Jobbing at 0lftfl3c per
dozen.
POULTRY
TjIVE The market waa quUt and ahoiv'prt
little change. The quotations ranxed as
follows Kowla. not Irphorns. fancy fat
welshlnir Ttf7 lbs nplrce and over, via
pxpress 343rtc exceptional Iota hUher.
fowls, not tRhnrns smaller sites, via ex
prrs 32 O1 31c fowls. White Tinhorns, via
xprew an C air. aprlnn chickens brn.ters.
not Oiihorns e1lmv-aklnned, wHghln 1 to
Tibs apiece flies.V xpeptlonal lotaWher
wins "'" ."LY"",'
Vfllow skinni uHffh.nir 1
not l.eshorns.
1U ths nnlece.
3l3Sc .While . I.eKhqrns. ellmv-sklnned
wemhlniris W2 i apiece, auc Whitei.es.
horns yellou skinned, smaller alxei .28 2Pc '
roosters raff -Mr ducka sprlntr 2c do, f
IVkln old 2tf''2S, rt0 Indian Ilunner old
'Jln J $ 1M ' rc' . 30c Vhlt.
noth "exea
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SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
(35th Year)
TRAFFIC RATES AND MANAGEMENT
4
A thorough Two-Year Evening course in In
terstate Commerce and Traffic. It prepares the stu
dent for advancement in Transportation Companies
and Industrial Traffic work.
Write for complete details and Catalog F-13.
OTHER COURSES
Afrflnntlntr (C. I A.J.
AdTrrtl-tinff.
Applied IlntslnrAn and Mflnaremcnt.
noakkcfiifnj;.
Hiinlnrwr, Kmrllnh. '
HusInrfK ntul Sales Correspondence.
Credit and Collections.
Commercial Law I. II and III.
Conieynnrlajc.
Corpora (ion Finance.
Cot Accounting.
Finn nee nud Commerce.
Industrial Oreonlratlon and Mnniie
ment.
Office Management.
rinn Reading and Kstimatlnf, v
ltealt ItrokeruEe.
Keportlnic.
nle.manshln.
ntnrdar Mornlni: Courses for rublle
Sclioul Teacher.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad Street Below Berks, Philadelphia
THE SHORT LINES TO
OPPORTUNITY
EVENING
KANATVKB TWW
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5 vu 7
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WHY MEN AMI W'OMKN SELECT DREXEL
REASON NO. 1. Students nisy take tndlidual courses along their particular
line but the Diploma coujues enuble them to coer th most ground In tho shortest
time Leading practical nvn outline these courses
THE DREXEL INSTITUTE; Philadelphia
"A Touch of the Country
In the Heart of the City"
A modern school, with over two centuries of worthy trad.Morta,
for boya and girls from the primary grade up through the high school.
College Preparatory and general courses.
Large playgrounds. Abundance of light and air.
Emphasis on broad general culture and simple Christian living,
with regard to the needs and aptitudes of each pupil.
Opens Ninth month 22nd.
FRIENDS1 SELECT SCHOOL
THE PARKWAY CHERRY AND 16TH STS.
WALTER W. HAVILAND, Principal.
iWonteori
A SCnOOUOR IJTTLK CHILDREN
Boarding & Day Departments
8PIIUCK STRKKT AT FilRTIRTll
lleopnn for 6th lear In October
Ihone Preston 443- Auto Servic1
Scientific Direction fur NOUMAI, Chil
dren, 3 to 13 ye-ar. The ntm of this
pchool Is to le Normal Children an en
lronment In which the spontaneous 1m-
pdlses of chltd life may have freedom for
Individual growth Direction covers Diet,
Exercise. Hecreatlon, Deportment, Con
trol of Emotions, Occupation, etc , dif
ferent for each individual child.
ANNA M'INDLK l'AIST. Dlreetrenn
Montekorl IMpIoma, Rome 1914
-
Pennsylvania Museum and
School of Industrial Art
Broad and Pine Streets
Course. In: Illustration. Architectural
Work and Industrial Design. Cours. In Nor
mal Art of Collega Grade. I
Philadelphia Textile School
Practical Instruction In all branch., of
textile designing, manufacturing, chemistry
and dyelnc. Complet. mechanical equip'
ment. Successful graduates.
School Reopena September SI
Day and Erenlnc Clas.es.
flatorday Clss.es for Teacher..
LESLIE W. MILLER. .Principal.
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia Createit Buainett
School
Call, u-rtl. or phone or full particular.
STRAYER'S
807 Chc.tnut St. Phone, Walnut 384
La Salle Extension University
Direction and a training that I. linked n.
with actus! business and without la-
tsrfsrlnc with your present position.
ACCOUNT AM CT
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
nUSINESS I.ETTEK.WBITINO
law bankino mmo
Write, mil or phon. Walnut Sli.
COS CHESTNUT 8T; FHlMDELrnlA
Shorthand in 30 Days
Typewrltlnk Commercial Subjects.
for appointment
PHONE. LOCUST 1863
PhHa. School of Office Training
16th Chestnut Wts.. Phll.delnhla
Our graduates are In constant demand fer
--....-..avinir nosStlona. Qrtsr Shrth.n
ft. ...y. .Pdy system. Corapltt. bu.lnui
and Mcr.tari.l courM-a. Day and Night
Class... Intensive training. E(l
-, any time. Call or writ. tt fifi
2"i!T27ci pigeons, old. per Pair, 40ci do,
oung per pair, 85040c
nnESSED Demand waa fair and prices
ruled firm, with moderate ofTerlnga The
quotations follow Fowls, fresh-killed, dry
Picked, In boxes, weighing -1H lbs an over
apiece. 41 Sc, do. weighing 4 lbs, apiece,
404c. welahlng 34 lbs . 3lft80c, weighing
8 lbs. SSffane; smaller sixes. 821384c fresh
killed, In bbls.. fancy, dry-picked, weigh
ing 4 4 lbs and over apiece, 41c; weighing
4 lbs. apiece, 40c: weighing 8H lbs. apiece.
37?3sc. weighing 3 lbs. apiece, 34W3BC
smaller sixes. 31CT83C; nld roosters dry
picked 27ci broilers, Jersey, choice, 450950c,
other nearby. 38!i4nc, exceptional salea of
small elzea higher: do, western, weighing 1H
2 lbs. apiece. 83Q87c, chickens, western,
weighing 2Ue2'. Iba. apiece, 33tff34c.
spring ducklings, nearby, as to quality, 32tf
85c. squabs, white, weighing 11W12 lbs. per
dozen. fft.BOOV 29: do. do, weighing OWln
lbs. per dozen, 7 B0W8.25: do, do, weighing
a lbs per.dozen, Sflft75, do, do weighing
7 lbs per'dozen, 84 ltORIt2.1i do. do, weigh
ing ftOinv, lbs. per doztn. 12.5008 50, dark,
11.5002 S3, small and No 2, 0c2.
PRFRH FRUITS i
l-ncon rnuiio
Cantaloupes and peaches were firmer, with
EDUCATIONAL
ftolh Sexew
Secretarial,
Shorthand (Tltman and (recs).
Trafflp Rates and Management
Typewriting (200 Machines).
Pleace send ma (free) circular and
personal adlce about courha marked.
SCHOOL
WL j
F QVmVTADlAI
Catalogue upon request.
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
N. W. Corner 23d nnd Walnot Street.
Begin Sapt. 18, and End Apri! 0
Tuition Cost for the Period
Drawing 8.00
Painting oil. water acd ehlna.,.. 12.00
English Language , 14.09
French nr Spanish ' 10.00
Hano or Violin 2.-i.00
-teuography beginner. 21,00
Stenography advanced 14.00
Typewriting only 14.00
Bookkeeplnar 21.00
iiAAKKeeping, ntenograpnr ana
Typewriting roranined
Filing and Indexing
Itiislne.s English t
nu.lnes. Arlthractlo
Penmanship ....
rorre.pnndenc. ...,.....,
rahlle 8ehool foreigner.
Pnhllr flet-ool Illiterate.
Prlntlnr
Real Estate and Conr.yanrlng ,
I'nhlle Sneaking (for men) . ..
Art Needlework and Crocheting
rookery and Domestic Selene.
27.00
10.00
14.00
12.00
H.00
fl.00
1K.00
15.00
1K.00
1R.00
1S.00
0.00
1R.00
17.00
irrH-minKina irr aiiiiuiar .....
Arrhltrrtaral Drawing and Sped-
nraiiona .... ..!. . in.ua
Meehanlcat Drawing 1R.00
lfl.no
lilue rnnt iteaaing lor mecnnnicp. iz.ot)
Engraving , ... . 24.00
Watrh nnd Clock Making and It.-
pairing .: 24.00
Telegraphy llt.on
Cntllnr Jfen'a Clothing ......... Ig.oo
30-D.rW
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Parkway Bolldlng. Broad and Cherry.
Palms Business College
1711-1713 CHESTNUT STREET
D.y and evening cour.e. In Shorthand. Sec.
retarlal, Wookkeeplng. Touch Typewriting,
English. Etc. Attend the best. Individual
instruction. Select patronage. Enroll now
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
Artfc M.chanlcj, Electricity, Automobile.
Cl..s. comm.nc. Sept. 22. Enroll now. Send
for booklet, Bro.d and Spring Q.rden at..
Swarthmore Preparatory
A achol oblong atandlng and progrea
.lv. ideals, Junior School, JVrtl.' I odau to
rVTte- Hdmaster-,
a b.ca .rfl m mfm -tcaa.. mm ..sMAaA TTb
"T'gTTr" r-
ik owl
supplies well cleaned up. Other .fruits were
steady. e 'quote. Apples per basket, 50c
tMI Mi do. per bushel hamper. 80c2: do,
per bbl . I3.50WRI cantaloupes. New Jersey,
per bssVet. 2590cj do. western, per fiat
crate l.2ll er 1.7. watermelons, Jersey, per.
lfiVn.'sF'S1 fcachea. New Jersey, per crate,
1203.30: do. New Jersey, per basket. to
2,23, penra Dattlett. per bushel, I2C3.
grapes. Concord, per pony basket, 1802".c
do Delaware, per 8-basket crate, it 73:!.
lemons, per bog $8. 20R3.no, oranges, Cali
fornia per box, 12.1505 33
VEGETABLES
Pototoes firmer and In good demand. Cab
bsge unsettled and lower. V( quote. While
potatoes, Eastern Shore. Virginia, per bbl
No. 1 IS 7SB.Z5; No. 2, J2.30I88.23. White
potatoes. Jersey, per basket No 1. II W
1.2."i, lower grades 50083c. White potatoes,
per 130-ln. sack, J8.8504.9O. Sweet pota
toes southern, per bbl No 1, J404 25:
No 2 12.5008. Sweet potatoes. Jereey. per
basket, Jl 01.25. Cabbag New Jersey. )
per rjastcei a'tiH'j'sc. do. Haw York, domestic,
tier ton. 13111045. Onions. New Jersey, per
basked II 2501.50: do. New Jersey per
bushel hamper. 11506225. do. per 100-Ib.
sick 12.5003 73 .
Vnnng Men and lloya
HWARTIIMOIIE. 1-A.
Why. Not Go to School
In the Country?
Boys from Philadelphia, Chester, West Chester, Lansdowne and
Media can easily reach
S warthmore Preparatory
JUNIOR SCHOOL-Rupervised play UPPER SCHOOl-all sports
A. H. TbMLINSONl.- .. r.
W. P. TOMLINSONHcadmastcrs
Telephone, Swarthmoro 96 Box 120, Swarthmore, Pa.
The Episcopal Academy
-juniper and Locust 5t.
J.m YE A R
WITH separate bulltllncs for
the younprer and older
uujs me Academy is equip
ped for the proper care of
jjo ironysix years or age
to colleKe.
,A dally chapel service for
all boys. Hxperlenced abd
.successful masters in all
urancnes. L,ante symnaslum
and athletic field Boxing
ana body building under
Wm J. Herrma;in. Music
Under N. Llndsiv Knrrlon
The Academy has but one purpose:!
. ,fi train ooys to become
niiciiisFni inrisiian Rentiemen.
iter. Fiillln J. Rlelnmeii j.
1. T. !.. Headmaster, nlll ! .1
the Arndemy on nml nfter Sept.
.in. iiPBiaters mailed on npp
tlon. Schools open. Upper. Si
111; .limine, luini I, oner.
William Penn Charter School
No. 8 South Twelfth Street
PHILADELPHIA
Founded in 1U8U and chartered by William
Penn on the name day as the city of Phila
delphia. Tho Penn Charter School has main
tained an uninterrupted corporate existence
During the past 44 years, the school has
graduatpd oer 130(1 pupils, of whom more
than 1-00 hae continued their studies in a
rcore of unUersltles and professional schools.
The unusual proportion of alumni who have
takfn one or more university degrees Is du
largely to the character and permanence of
the teach) n ir staff, numbering oer 30 mem
bers. Of these the six senior members ha
glen to ths school an average term of
service of 26 near a. For three years there
have been no changes In the start, save ad
ditions to meet the requirements of increas
ed enrollment, which haa alrtady taxed
to capacity the new building added to equip
ment last year. Magnificent ulayjnft fields
of 22 acres afford ample facilities Yor the
exerclBe of a school of 500.
Th 23lt year berin September 23rd.
The Prospectus for 101020 Is ready for dis
tribution. . rtutldlntrs are onen fur InsDertion
I ami rlnmratton of ctinlli Renterr.ber 0th.
1 1UCHARD MOTT CiUMMKRE. Til. I).
I HE.VDMASTKK
EMUNKKR1NU IVTUDENTSIand other young
m.n uhnit studies wsre1 lntsrruntsd bv
military ssrvlce can tain time by our direct
methods of work Ttiera U no better educa.
llon.l work done. Course, preparlne for
I rollece. business and th. Stat. Board exams
BROWN PREPARATORY
i nrnail nnd flierry filreets
! T.AXr.XSTEK. TA.
Ftanklin & Marshall Academy
1 nOTS" PRTSP.. Box 412. I.anaatr, Pa.
Until Bexes
THE PEIRCE NIGHT
SCHOOL
Will Open for the Fall Term Monday '
Evening, September 15, 1919
Siiw students djeslrlnir to begin at the
opening ot the term are requested to .
call at the office anv evening; durlnc
f the week beginning September 8, Sat-1
uiuay excepteu. ior tne purposo oi nr
ranBlns their courses of study.
PEIRCE SCHOOI
of Business Administration
Pine St- West of Broad. Phila.
Philadelphia Tumgemeindo
School reopens September 8th. Oyriinaattca.
Swimming, Dr.wlng and Needlework to ihll
dren 7 to IB yeara for 17 per year. Enroll
now. Booklet, nroad and Columbia Ave.
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL t
Gregg Shorthand, Touch Typewriting. Hook,
keeping a Secretarial Cour.e.. Day-&-Nlght,
OAK L-NE COUNTRY DAV SCHOOL
available to all Phila. through autobus aerv.
Kindergarten through to college preparation.
Oak Lane. Phila.. Poa P. Phone Melrose 607.
Short Courses
NO ADVANCE
JN RATES
Sookkeeplnr. Shorthand. Typewriting. Hag
Hih. Penmanahlp, Dictaphone. Comptometer.
D.y and svenlng .e.slons. Start now. I.
Tldusl Instruction.
PAT.MKTt wrnnnr.. i fnti inth t.
SltT AND TEXTILE SCHOOLS of th. Penn
ylvanla Museum and. School ot Industrial
Art, nroad and Pin. Street.. Open Septem
ber 22d Oculars on request.
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
SrHOfH Opn Bept. VI. A tint vacan
OVnuUL, c,el ter tmtnnt coiieg. prepar
story pupil. Stanley R. Yarnall. Principal.
AHDMOBE. PA.
r-The Lyman Sjchool 7
"I1EEC1I KNOLL." 33 Lancaster Ave.
Ardmore, Penna.
Kindergarten and Primary for both
ho), and girls. Junior and Senior School
for girl. only. "Du. .erv'ee from West
Phila, via Overbrook and Merlon. Opena
Sept 20. Addres.
MISS M. II. STEEN, Principal.
KINGSTON. PA,
WYOMING SEMINARY
A co-educational achool where boy. arid
girl, get a vision of th. highest pur
pose, of life. Exceptional teachera In
very dept. College preparation. Busi
ness. Music Art. .Oratory and Dome.,
tic Art. 4, Science. Military Training.
Gymnasium and AthleUo fields, 71th
year. Endowed. Low rat... Writ, for
catalog, Addr.i's,
L. L. Hprague, H.D.. Tre. Kingston. p.
MILLF.RSVILI.K. PA.
STATE NORStAI. SCHOOL Beautiful cm-
pusi excellect t.bl.i strong faculty) tuition
free, fall term open. Sent. 0. For Information
addre.-r C.fW. OOHDINIER. Prlncllal. ,
T
mi aaailMJ. i-. .f . ,
I KIMMSlMiyj. -! Hg.B,fcV'
DIVIDEND DECLARED
Kolb Bakery Comilany,.ituarterly of IK
per cent on preferred, ratable October 1
It stock of record September 18. . . M
General llaklng Company. quarterly of
1H per cent on preferred, payable October
1 to stock of record September 13,
Utilities (Securities Corporation, quarterly
of li per cent on preferred, payable Sep
tember 27 to atock of record September 17.
Roo Jlotor Car Company, qua-terl; 2H
per cent, payable October 1 to stock of rec
ord September 18 , ,,, ,
Now York. Lackawanna and. Western
Railroad Company, quarterly of 1H pel
payable October 1 to stock of record
tember 18.
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne ann .y-'caao
.tmi.unu .w.,,n,, .,..-... ."-,-- 'v.
McCrory Stores, quarterly of In per cent
on preferred, payable October 1 to stock of
record Pcptember 20.
f.ni,.i Pntmi.nm CflmBinv. semlsnnuat
of 12.30 on preferred, tiasable October 1 to
stock of record September 19.
Young Men' and Iters
SWARTllMnitB. I'A.
imrrisfturg Scabemp
A Capital School Near s Capital city.
A country sehool founded 178Q. Located
on the banks of the beautiful Suaque
hanna niver. Ideal for health and scen
ery. Modern buildings, large campus.
Advantages of small cla.se. and Individ
ual Instruction. Thorough college prep
aration. Rate. to2.VS825. Supervised
athletics Separate school for younger
boss. We Invite closest Investigation
a personal visit If possible. Write for
Catalogue I. and plana of new dormitory.
AnTHUn K. lIROWy, n.A.. Headmaster
IIII! FUANKMN INSTITUTE
s SCHOOL OF MECHANIC AHTS
Drafting, Mathematics, Mechanics
NAVAI. ARCIIITKCTUnE
tiell Market 2373 15 B. Seventh at.
CHKSTNIIT llll.t,. 1-A.
Chestnut Hill Academy '
ST. MARTIN'S. CHESTNUT HIM., PA.
Preparation for college. An Ideally located
country day and boarding school for boia.
Especially low ratea for five-day boardera
High standards ot scholarship. Unexcelled
athletic equipment. Including three playing
fields, gymnasium, swimming pool and recre
ation building. Reopen. September 24.
Catalogues on annPcatlon.
MBnsKBsntmo. pa.
I The Mercersburg Academy
truii, nun aiercer.unrg, r.
&end for catalogue to
Wm. Mnnn Irvine. Ph.D.. LL.I).,
Headmaster, Box 120.
tTKNOKAlT. N. .
Whero charscter. manliness and honor an
developed. Wenonah I. an Independent unit
In your boy', education, and not merely a
preparatory school. -Healthfully .Ituated la
a solely residential town. A faculty second
only to that of West Point In efflelency
Aeademlo studies for collet, preparation
Sper'al and business courses. Military ...
tern bring, out all that Is good and manly
Separata Junior department for boy. uf ten
or over. Academic course, .even hundred
doners for the school year. Junior depart
menti six hundred for the school ye.r
Catalog end vl-- hook upon renust
DR. CflAnt.F.o. IT. LORh-vct:, Pres
MAJ. CLAYTON A. SNITtER, Supt.
IIot 412, Wenenah, . J.' "'
PENNINOTON. N. 1.
The PENNINGON SCHOOL
Oolle.a nd Technical School prevsratloa.
neadmasler. Box 70. Pennington. N. J.
yKWTON-. y. J. ""
EWTU ACADEMY For boys. to It.
modern equipment: personal attention: rata
I l0 Mrr" '"Iral. D"' ' WwtoB. N. J.
Ynnnc Women nnl Olrls
Phila. School of Design
for Women
Broad & Matter St.., Reopen. Oct. 1
Full courses In Art and Industrial Art.
.-."..""" -.:.' ""-" -""igning in an
lis urancnes illustration, rasnion lllua-
tratlon. Interior Decoration.
Scully include. H. n. Snell. U O. Seyffert.
O. M. Harding, s. Murray and othei dl-
tlngulshed nrtlst. and designer.,
1". A It W1I1ENER FELLOWSHIP
TO EUKOPE FOIt DESIGN
The Philadelphia Lying-in
Charity Hospital
llth & Cherry St.., Philadelphia,
ifu .7eirlnF.a curse In Practical
Obstetrical Nursing, covering a period
of one year, for young women desir
ing a special training. Applicants
will be received any tlmo during the
year.
MISS HILLS' SCHOOL
1808 Sprue slreet. Reopens Sept. 29th.
The principals, Miss Milan Chittenden Jones
and Miss Agnes Rell Austin, will be at the
.chool after September lBth. '
STEVENS SCHOOL Gf5
Opens Sept. 2Sd. B2d year. Klndsrgartea
College Prep., Special advantages in Prenei
Open-sir clssee. C.alog. MISS 'MART
BfeNTLKY. Prln.. ! XV. Chelten A.;. Gto.
Training School for Kindergartners
CTormerlyilllr" H.rt'a). Junior. Senior and
Oiaduats "Courses. Primary methods. Prae.
tic. Klndergartnera. Mis. A., T. U.LMAN.
Director. Bo-c L. -inno Walnut St.. rhlla.
OAK LANE. I"A.
The Cowles School for Girls
Prep, for all colleges.. Strong Oen'l Courses.
Music. Primary through High School. 7 mln.
walk from trolley, opp Reading R. R. Sta.
Indiv. atten. For catl A view, add. Emma M.
Cowles. A.D.. Head of School. Oak Lane. Pa.
SITAnTlTMORB. PA.
Mary Lyon (School far Girls A horns school.
Cot. prep., household art... gen. fin. courses.
N.w fireproof bldga. All outdoor activities.
Catalog. Address noa lung. Swarthmor. Pa.
L1TITZ. PA.
Linden Hall Seminary
A girl.' .chool .Inc. 179. Academic. College
Jrep. and Special Cour.e.. Sep. Jr. D.pt.
Oyran.sium. Terms. J 500. Catalog. Rer, r,
V. STENGEL. Prln., Box 103. I.ltlH. Pa.
Ragtime Piano Playing
Taught in 20 Lessons
Bookl.t upon Raquest.
Chrijtemen School Popular Mutic
IB-JO Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Room 4ni
Phone. Spruce fttrt
TTIE KTERNIIERO SCHOOL OP MUSIC
10 So. 18th Bt. (Fuller Hulldlng). reopen.
September IGth. Complet. mu.ic.l .duca
tlon. Teach. ra' classes. Call or writ, for
catalog, umc. open atter Hetffmher Bin.
I eef nn. Hills ,.on,'.r",,ory or Music. Inc.
LeeMOn-nillC nmurttm Leefnon, ITesfoent.
ALL 1IRANCHES OF MbslC
jPPBLll) SCHOOL MUSIC SUPERVISION
I5'4.rfl C'he.tn-it St., Philadelphia.
ROE8C1I llUll.DINd. Oak fm.t, Pa.
nwiTii. ior i.r.it.irnuon wepl. lain.
Zwkwer-llahn I'lilladelphla Moslcol Academy.
1817 Mpruie st. Open September 8. Puplla
.uiinia rrfci-.r-r now, urancn .cneoi. I1HI
Philadelphia and Tioga,
HYFEflJOM, J'njl
cent on original ana l per trni "'-' I ted to funeral services. Wed,. 8:30 u m.
terred stocks. Common Is payable October I J4Y W. Allegheny aveInt private
f to stock of record September J ""I ARMSTRO."a.-8:pt '7 NANCt' -wlf, of
preforred October 7 to stock of record 9ep-jTh0ml, Armstrong. Due notice of funeral
timber 10. , W bo given, residence of husband. Ken-
-frgn.
IK MF.MORIAM
DREER. WILLIAM FREDERICK DREER.
September 8, 1018. .
Beatfjsf
ADAMS. Sept. 4, ALICE) B.i.wlfe of
Iten
nrr a. Aaams,-. aged ts. iteiatl
aged 78. Ilelatlvea and
frlem
naa
Invited to funeral, Tues., 2 p.
rues., z p. m.,
ortlwood Cem.
L027 N. Franklin at. Int.
nc
Friends mar call Mon. tare,
ADAMS. Sent. 4. ItniTlf Itttatty!.
"",,? ' NEI.K widow of Andrew Adams and daugh
,?5r5I"!l ter of, lata John H. Huquenele. Relatives
ird eep- nnrt f,enda Invited to funeral, Mon,. 4 p. ro..
13140 Chestnut at. Int. private.
ALLEN. Sept. 7. SALL1E A., wife of
Aiucri AiiFn. .jtciaiivea ann irienas ln
alneton ave. and Tioga at
HAnnT. Sept .
TlinMAB J.. hu.K.1.
of late alary Ifarry. Relative, and frlenda,
Heventh IVitln. Tsfrlet and Pollr fln
Assn., Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2
p. m,. .11 US Reach st. Int, Mt. Vernon Uem.
Friends may call Tues.. 1 to 10 p. m.
I1ATDORP. Sept. 7, JOHN OUVER.
husband of Susan A tfatdorf. aaed ftft. Rela
tlves and friends, rerklna Lodae, No. 402.
F and A, At 1 Watsonlown Lodge, Nd. Oin.
I O O. P.I Freeland Castle. No. 21T, K.
O E.; N W. of America. Penn Treaty
Camn. No. n.118. of Lancaster, Pa., Invited
to funeral services. Tuea.. K p. m., 1U1II
W. Cambria st. Ins. Milton. Pa. Lancaster.
Milton and IVllllamsDort papers copy.
RERnr. Suddenly, ciept. fl. LEWIS C.
nBItltV. Relatlvea and friends, employes
wife of James nialr and daughter of late
Kieran ana .Margaret .-vicuonaia. neiatne
lea
and frlenda Invited to funeral. Tues.. sao
'; T,-,.tu.'iB,"?-j'",t. ie?ccn.H?.?-il- ??!& I
! ,VV.-. MS,eW.?,?n,.,')-r n'iq,tt.',r.IR?J:
Monlcr.'a Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Cros.
wm,
ROCKIUS. Sept. , ELIZARETH C. "wife
of Oeorge L. Docklus. Relatives and frlenda.
TtAarH nf Tllr-ptnrs nf Odd Fellows (Drnhfin.
sge mvltea to iunerai services, lues., p.
Int.
ivy inn cm.
nilADI.r.V Mfnt. M. ANNA O. Hn.h.
ter of Thomas" K4 and late Catharine Ilrad
lev fnee Shields). Relatives and friends. B.
, V M. Sodality and Sacred Heart Society.
1 Invited to funeral. Wed , 8.30 a. m.. rest-
dence ot father. S03 N. SOth st. ' Solemn
I reQulem mas. Church of Our Mother of Sor
I rews 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cros. Cem. Auto
1 service.
iinlNQHtmst. Sept, 1. MARIAN M..
dauithter nf William and late Nelllo Hrlni
hurst (nee Tracy). Relative, and friend.
Invited to funeral. Wed . R.30 a. m.. rest,
dene, of uncle. Charles nrlnghurst. 1342 s.
Ttuby st. S4th at. and Springfield ave.).
Solemn high mass of requiem Church of the
Most Blessed Sacrament 10 e. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem.
BROWN. 8ept. 0. MARdAJlETTA E.,
widow of Jacob S, Brown, aged 87. Rela
tives and "rlends lmlted to funeral services.
Wed.. 1 p. m.. residence of sister. Mrs.
Mary S. Koch 80 E. Loiran at., German.
tiwn, Int. private.
BURECK. At Somerton, Pa.. Sept. B.
PIIIMP BUBKCK. aged R3. Relatives and
friends inlted to funeral, -residence of snn-In-Ian.
Harry W. Leonard. Somerton. Pa
Wed . 10.30 a m. Funeral services Rich-"
Jioro Cem, Chapel 12 noon. Train leaxes
eadlng Terminal :17 a. m. for Somerton
Station,
BURT. Sept: . at Bridgeport. N. J..
HENRY T. UORT. aged 7. Relative, and
friends, also the D. A .R . Company A.
3d Reg. of New Jersey Volunteers, also
Co a. 28th Re. N'ey Jersey, are Invited to
funeral services .Wed., 2 p. m.. from the
residence of hi. son-in-law. Frank Rider.
Bridgeport, N. J. Int Bridgeport Cem.
Trlends may call Tuesday evening.
CAM.AHAN. Sept. 0. CHARLES A. CAI
I.AIIAN. Sr., husband of Mary A. Callahai.
(nee McCloskey). Relatives and frlenda.
Altar and Holy Societies of St. Agatha',
rhuroh nd West Phila. Council. No. 344.
K. of C, Invited to funeral Tues., H:3
a. m., 31)24 Brown st. West Phila. solemn
mass of requiem St. Agatha's Church 10
a m Int. Holy Cros. Cem.
CALLAHAN. Sept. B. MARTIN, .on of
Martin and late Mary Callahan (nee Hen
nessy). aged 1R. Relatives and frlenda In
vited to funeral.. Tues.. R!30 a. m . father's
residence. 324 Shedaker st., Otn. High mass
Church of St. Francis Assist 10 a. m Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem.
CAREY. Sept, H, MARY, daughter of
late John and Catharine Carey. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral. Wed , 8:30
a. m.. ri-sldence of sister, Mrs. William
Sonntag, A042 Cedar ave. Solemn mass of
requiem St. Francis de Salea'a Church 10
a. m Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto cortege
CHANDLER. SeDt 7. SARAH JACOBS,
widow of William A. Chandler. Rue notlc.
of funeral will bo given, residence" of son-in-law..
Joseph C. Knorr. 1815 S, Paxon st.
rONERY. k)n Sundav. Sept. T. 1016, EL
LEN GERTRUDE SIMPSON, wife of Arthur
F. Conerv and uranddaurhter of the late
Bishop Matthews Simpson. Funeral serMces
-ftlll be held at her home. H33 Ridge st.. New
ark. N J., on Wednesday, Sept. 10. at
2:30 p. m.
CONNELLY. Sept. . JAMES, husband
of Mary A. Connelly, aaeil ft!. Relative,
and friends.- Weccacoe Tribe. No. 135. I. O.
R. M.; Tenn Township Council. No. B3. O.
H. A M. : Royal Arcanum Council. No. 014
invited to funeral services. Tues., 2 p. m..
2.112 N. Bro.d t. .Remains may be viewed
Mon.. after 7 p. m. Int. private, Green
mount Cem.
DAOER. Sent. . HARRIETT MOU8
LEY. widow nf William C. Dager. aged 80.
Relative, and friend. Inseed to funoral
services. Wed.. 2 p. m 1827 Marvlne at
Int private, Friends msy call Tues., 7 to
10 p. m.'
DAMPMASr. Sent fl, at Mt. Vernon. N.
Y.. formerly of 871 N. 24th st.. MARY (nee
Peattle). widow of John Wesley Dampman.
Kerxlces ami mt. Bcechuood Cem., New
Jlochtlle. NY.
DIVER Sept .1. at Cleveland. O . TAUL
M DIVER, aged 7(1. Relatives and friends.
Mitchell Lodge, No. Mil. F and A MS In
vited to funeral services. Wed.. 2:30 p. m.,
chapel nf West Laurel Hill Cem.
DONOVAN Sent. 5. ALBERT1NF. DONO
VAN, wife of Daniel Donovan Relatives
and friends Invited fo funeral, Tues.. 10 a.
m.. 214 w. somerset si. int. private.
Oretnmount' Cem. Remain, may bs viewed
Mon. eve.
. POirOIIERTY On Sept. (1. 1011). JOHN
J DOUGHERTY, .on of Michael and Mary
Kenny uougnerty, agec an years mineral
Tiiesrtav. at 8 A m.. from residence of .T.
Wesley Bown. 1018 S. 2d st Mass at St.
iViT.'- J.vZ, p'i,,...'. -.. T'" ".
''"' "', ?-"-? ...... . v .... .....
, ?I rttoVl.,i0l(il?ndaJ)C'7mJi'rnyV Fm'n' may
n9lSS&4Sw MARoMt. widow
nf George Flndlay, Relatlvea and friends
Invited tn funeral services. Tues . 2 n. m.
1210 W. Somerset 'at. Int. prlate, Weat
Laurel Hill Cem.
POULKROn SuddenW. Sept. fl. PHILIP
J. FOL'LKROn. aged n. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral serxlces. Tues..
2 p. m..
private.
.a: uerkiey btl, uermantown. int.
ruA, ai Pinion., uei., oepi. . iu
1,1AM II. FOX. son of Ida and late William
H. Fox. Relatives and friends. Endeavor
Lodge, F. and A. M.: Lu Lu Temple. A A.
O. N. SI. 8., invited to funeral. Wed., 5
p in., Hillside Home, Milton. Del, Int
Milton Del.
OALLAOHER. Sept. 4. JAMES J., hus
band of Mary Gallagher. Relatlvea and
friends. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
No. H87: Relief Dept.. IVnna. R. R L. O.
O. M.. No. B4: 40th Ward Republican Club.
Invited to funeral Tuea., 8.30 a. m., 2001
R 57th at. Solemn mass of requiem Church
of Most Dlessed Sacrament 10 a. in. Int.
Holy Crosa Cem
OATWELL. Sept. B, MART ANN OAT
RELL. sister of John Meehan. Relatlvea
and friends Invited to funeral Tues . 8:30
a. m,. residence or niece. Airs, james tiurns.
210 Chestnut sve.. Ardmore, Pa. Solemn
requiem masa 8t, Colman's Church 10 a. m.
Int. St. Denla'a Cem. Auto funeral.
OAVirv - -ept. u .iirr-i'H, niisnann i r
p-.lfz-.heth Oavln. Relatlvea and friends.
employe, ot Sellera's Foundrv. Invited tn fu
neral. Wed . A.30 a. m.. restdence-of son-in-law.
70oft lansdowne ave Solemn requiem
mass our Laay or me nosary unurcn tu
a. m. Int St Denis'. Cem. Auto service
mttnmM. Sent ft. FnANCIH tV . son nf
John and Anna Orlbbln 'nee Pesott. Rela
tives ana rriena.. i.aay irnoui ion.e, pin.
r.3. S of B.; Penobscot Tribe, No. 70. I. O.
R. M.i Atlas Country Club, all other so
cieties of which he was a member, invited
-a .... i i.ia a -an ... ...i.n. e
parent.. &10 Senvlva at. 8olemn requiem
mass mt. Ann'. Church 10 am. Int. Holy
Sepulcnr. i em. auio iunerai.
MAMitOND.. At Rehohoth. Del., on Sent
B. 1119. WILLIAM L. HAMMOND, aged M
jeara Relatlvea and frlenda are Invited to
attend the funeral service, at residence (if
It F. Shaw. 1803 Boulevard, Wllmlncton.
Del., On Wednesday afternoon, at 2:80
o'clock. Interment, at Wilmington and
urannvwipe t-emeierv. . ,
nr I-MeMfv Trust en . Invllert tn riinarnl.
Tues., io.no a m.. residence of brother-n- ii.iU. .k.. isi riii .J' r-k.'.inif
law. J tirence Warner. 1S30 S. lBlh at. Urn b.LImIi. .P"!? &,.? nSt -n.
ini ..riiNi., irri.i-rf. m.v -ii . -.. Hill, Bo imii high mass of requiem pur
- -- -------. - -.:-- .-- - -.- ., rriaMa i..i ... ...i .ir. n a an
..... .......... ......... ...-. ... ..,, Mother of Ponenlatlon Church 10 a.- m. Int
11. jiii. --nriii 11. i.AiiiHiii.ir. iii.ji in
HANCOCK. Sept. . JOHN C HAN-. ,1 funeral aervlces Wed.. J,p m.. Olfv.r
COCK, Rel-itlvea and friends Invited to fu- i? B.lr Etdg., 1820 Chestnut .t, int. prl
neral service., Tue... 10 .. m., .on", resl- i.'te.
dene. Walter C. Hancock. 3720 Chestnut at,
int. private. wesi inni mil .cn,
HARORAVE1. ELLA U. widow of Wll
liam H. C. Hargrave, auddenly. Sept.'fl.
Relative, and friend. Invited to- funeral
service.. Tue... 2 p. m., residence of .on
In.law. Samuel N. Wi.oda. B8t3 Chew st..
Germsntown. Int. prlv.te.
HASTINGS. Sept. 7. MARY ELLEN,
daughter of Patrick and JIary O'MMlev
Hastings. Relatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral, Thur... 3 a. m... 1011 8. 18lh st.
Solemn high mass nf requiem Church of St.
Thomas Aquinas 0:30 a. m. Int, Holy Cros.
Cem Auto funeral,
IIAURY. Sept, 7, ANNA JANE, widow of
Augustus Haurv and daughter ot lata Itnb
ert end Elisabeth McCrredy, Rolttlv-M and
friends Invited to fun.r.l .ervlces. Wed.. 2
p. m.. 203ft N. 13th .t. Int, private, CentraH
Laurel Hill I em.
HENRY. Sept. fl. PATRICKVP husband
uf Elisabeth Henry (nee Miller!.. Relative,
and friend.. Independent Order" of Foresters.
Court Llndon, No, 8721, Invited to fun.r.l,
Wed., 8:30 a. m., 2301 F.lrmount ave. Sol
emn requi.m mm Church ot St. Franc!.
Xavier 10 a, m. Int. Holy Croij Cm. Auto
funeral.
irlrKJINH Sent. i. MART, widow nt
Patrick Hlggln. and mother of the Rev.
William J. Hlgglna. Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral, Tues., s.ao a, m 2733
N. 29tU at, Solemn high mass "Church ot
Corpus Chrl.tl 10 a. m. Int. Calvary. Cem..
Camden. N. J. -Auto funeral.
tlii.i.. ouaaemy, cm n. ntuunn, wiaow
of William Hill, residence of son
in-ie
Robert 8, Wlnsmor.. Highland.. Monmouth
itlll. .i, - jieiativa. anu irienna 1
and frlenda Invited
to luncre) .ervicea, lie.,
ue... 1 n m.. rdaidenc
of ..on. William
rtlf.1. M4J. D, IfUl B 1RU
-.11. '.- .. .-.!'..
' W.., Jiuabtn
-r
i
nr-VTiis
and Alice Lonsdale Holt. Relative, and
friends Invited to funeral services.- Wed,
'1 p. m 201T N. Manlna at. Int. rrlvatt.
Friends may call Tues; after 8 p. m. .
HURST. Rent. T. S V.. Bermour st!.
Oermantown. IIKRDCRT It. HUU8T, arwi
2. Rslatlvea and friends, Henry W. Wil
liams 'Lodke, No. MI. F, nnd A. M, &er-
inantowt. Chapter, , No. 50. R. A. M, Wash
ington Camp. No. 345, P. O. 8. of A., and
Ilohert Morrla Onunell. No. .41, I O. of .As.
Invited to funeral aervlcea. Wed., S p. m.i
apartments of KIMr Nlee, Mflt Oernnn.
tfwrx av,, Oermanown. Int. Chelten I1U1.
'i'vISON. Sept. . EDNA nRODtlBAD.
dauxhter of Leonora anl late Dr. John Ivl
son. .of Coateavllle, Pa. Relative, aril
frlenda Invited In services, Tues.r 11. a, ra.
Oliver II. Ralr Bid..,-1(20 Chestnut l st. Int.
private,. -
JANN1. Sept. i. MART JANN (ne.
Myers) and daughter of Sarah J5. and lata
Oeorge Daken Relative, and friend., In-
flta-usl ta 4Fitias-el I Tina 4 ' mm flit
1 Sprue st. M.S.' ot requiem St. Joseph'.
wnurcn u a, m. int. iioiy cros. cem. Auto
KBNNaOTT. Sept. B. MAROARrTT. wlf
of William JKenneott (nee WollV R.tatlrf.
and friends, member, of Ooldert Cagl. nrac.
Temple. No. 14; Companion of F. fA.
Liberty Council. No. 410. Invited to funeral
services, Tuea., 2 p. m.. 1014 N., American
at. Int. Greenmount Cem, Remain, m.y b.
viewed Mon 7 to P o. m, Auto service.
t LAND. On Sept, 7. 1019. CLARENCE. 0.,
husband of Laura M. Land (nee Anthony)
and son of the lat. George .nd Elisabeth
Land. Due notlc. of the funeral will b.
given from hi. late residence. 412 E.
Wlldey st.
tAWI.-cn Hent. T. TrRT.RN. vlfe nf
Edward J. Lawler. -aged 24. Relatives a-nd
Hntr Renulrhra Cem:
LEEDOJt. Sent. A WILLIAM M IEB-
rmr mA 1A n-l-lu an eina n-v
uosi ageel T4. nelatlves and friend., ordr
of Red Men. of Lambertvllle.' N. J.i Invltei
! 'uneral. William Penn l'arm. Penn.
Ml" B.u.a unty. P... Tuea. 2 . m.
LISTER. Sept, 6, HARRT. son of Ed
ward nd Mary Lister (nea Illgelow). aged,
21. Relatlvea hnd frlenda Invited to fu-
nernl. Tues. K:Hn a. m.. residence of
Tiarenie i,
. rlftf.M . Tnt. St.
Dominic's Cem.. Holmesburg. High mas.
Church of the Ascension 10 a. m.
ilAYEIt. 8ent. A. MARTHA, widow sf
Max M.yer. Relative, and friend. Invited
to funeral. Wed., 8:30 a. m., 2508.N. mil
st. High requiem ma.s Sr- Columb.'.
-jnurcniii a. m. int. pnvatej Auto runerai.
McLEAN Suddenly. Sept
u i. n
NORA. wlf.
of VIIllam McLean and Slaughter of nHn
nnd Anna O'Sulllvan. aged 26. Relatlvea ana
frlenda Invited toe funeral. Wed., :S0 -a.
in., iuitf iv, uienwooa ave, nign mass du
Stephen's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cros.
Cem.
MOaT. Sept. B. WILLIAM STEBb
MOAT. M. D Relatlvea and friends. ML
Horab Lodge. No. S28, F. and A. M.. in
vited to funeral aervlcea. Tuea... 3:30 P. m..
33J2 N 17th .t. Int. private. -
MORRIS At, residence of daughter. .Mra.
Warren Marshsll, Media, Pa SepfT ,..
HARRIET SEXTON MORRIS, aged .72. Rela
tives and friends Invited to services. Wed.,'
2 p. m.. Oliver H. Balr Bldg.. il20 Chest
nut sr.. mils. int. Woodlands cem. , ,g
MORRISSET. Sept. 5, ANNIE, widow! 6f '
jiiartin lorris.ey ana a.ugnter i i.te jamra u
and Catharine Lyona, aged 50. Funeral.i-ta 1
which the relatlvea and frlenda are' Invited,
.( n mr it... run irsiuriite, .uuu ivi-
rlssey, 1813 S. Orlanna at. Mas. of requiem
Church of Sacred Heart (.50 a, m. Int. St.'
Denis. Cem.
MURPHT. Sept. 7. JOHN, son of. lat.
Patrick and Mary Murphy (nee King). Rtla
tlea and friends, employes of W. T. Gould.
Jr.. Invited to funeral. Thur... 81)0 a. m..
2821 Gaul at. Solemn requiem mas. St.
Ann's Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem.
MYERS. Sept. (t. CAROLINE, widow of
Abraharn, Myers, aged 83. Relatives' and
frienda Invited tn funeral services.' Tues.,
10 a. m., 431 Rhawn St.. Fox Chasa. Int.
private
NOTE. Sept. 7. WILLIAM NOTE, aged
3 Funeral services. Wed.. 280 p. m.,-lM
Montgomery ave., Cynwjd, Pa. Int. prt
late. -
O'BRIEV. Sept. (I, ROSEBRIEN,
daughter of Mary and late Domh)!rk
O'Brien, Relatlvea and friend. Invited to
funeral. Wed.. 8:80 'a. m . . re.ld.nee of
uncle. John J. Hanahan, 12411 S. 28th at.
Solemn requiem mass St. Anthony'a Church
10 a m. Int. Holy Cross rem.
PARKER Sept. 7. ANNIE M.. widow
nf William If. Parker. Relative, and friend.
invited to runerai services, wed, z p.-im..
5113 W.lton ave. Int. private.
PEorLBH. -sept. o. 1UJUI5RT J., hus
band of late Rebecca J. Peoples, aged 0!f.
Relatives and frlenda. William C. Hamilton
LodgeNo. BOO. F. and A.. M.: T. H. Fr.
msn. R. A C. No. 248; Pennsylvania Com
mandery. No. 70. Lu Lu. Mv.tic Shriner.,
invited tn funeral aervlces Wed., 2 p. m.,
4fl"10 Parksida ave. Jnt. Mt. Morlah Cem.
Rcmalna may be viewed Tue.. ev... 8, to
10 o'clock.
ItAMBO. Sept. 7. LIDIE. wlf. of Dext.r
L Rambo. aged 48. Relative, and frlenda
Invited to funeral service.. Wed.. 130 p.
m.. Trappe. Pa. Int, Lutheran Cem
RECKARD. Sept. 7. JOHN RECKARD,
Sr,, aged 82. Relatlvea and friends. Pales
tine Lodge, Nn. 470- F. and A. M. : Semtnol.
Tribe. No. 80. I. O. R. M.. and W.lt.r
Lodge. No, 808, I. O. O. F,. invited to fu
neral .trvicea Wed.. 11 a. nt., 105 E. RU
tennouss at.. Oerm.ntown. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.
REICHARDT. Sept, i. WILLIAM 11
REICHARDT. husb.nd of Clara -B. Belch
.rdt. aged 8.1 .Relative, and MenJs. Dill'
. PniineH Va 4. F. P. A Elite Reneflelal
Association. Clasa-Nachnd Yearly Beneficial ,
Asso., Trospect Yearly Beneficial A.M., In
Mted to funeral a-rylce.. Tue... 2 p. m.,
10.12 N. Marvin, st. Int. Northwood Cem.
Remains may be viewed Mon.. 8 to 10 p. m.
AROTTAMER. Sept. 4. ELIZABETH (n..
Hnltman) widow of John Rottamer. aged 78,
Relatlvea and friend. Invited to funeral
services Tues. 1 p. m.. daughtera real
dence Mrs. John C. Vollmer. 420 W.'Bui-nuehann-i
ave. Int Northwood Cm. .via--funeral
car. Friend, may call Mon. 8 te
10 p. m
ROUOHTON. At Burlington. N. J.. Sept.
ft. JOHN HENRY, husb.nd of Elliabeth
Roughton.) ared B8. Relative, and friend,
invited to funeral, Tues . 2 p. tn., 12? .
Utah st . Burlington. N. J, Int. nrlvata.
Odd Fellows' Cem. Friend, m.y eaU Mon.
VRUNaE. Sept. 7. CAROLINE DOROTHTgS,
daughter of Caroline and. late Charle. Hv
Runge. aged 1 year I day. B.latlves and
frlenda invited to funeral services Tue..,
2 p. m.. mother', residence. 1620 N. Holly
wood at. Int. private. Weat Laurel HIH '
rauil.r.i,ir,. Bfpi, i, n. M,,u--...i
N. J.. JENNIE M SCHNELLER (ne. Rlght
mlre). wife of Charle. J. Schneller. aged
02. Relatives and inenns invnea io iunerai,
70 Pine St., Brldeton. N. J.. Wed., 2 P. m.
BLUrr. Ill lou- i. nraia i . peiii f.
Rev. Dr. JOHN LOUOHRAN SCOTT,, fur
ther notice ot iunerai win m given. . ,
SCULL Seventh-day. Ninth Month lh.
SARAH H. SCULL, widow of Henry ScuH.
aged 1i Relatlvea and friends Invited ta !
funeral services. Third-day. Hlnth Month ,
8th. 100 a. m.. 12 W. Walnut aye.. Mer
chantvllle. N. J. Int. private. Remain, may
be viewed aecona-nay e-.e.
SEARCH. Sept. 5. WILLIAM Ai. nua
band ct Helen M. Search (ne. McOranaghan)
and aon of late William and 'Josephine
Search. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral:- Wed.. 8:80 a. m.. 1110 Rttner.st. ,
Solemn hlith requiem mass Church ef th.
Epiphany 10 a, m. Int. private. Auto rf 14-
"'sHEDAKER At Soring ValleyScallf..
Aug. 39. JACOB D., husband of Isabel Alt
ken and son nf Mrs. J. Fiorina Bagg. and
late Charlea H. Shedaker. Relatlve-l and
frlenda Invited to funeral services. Wed,, S
P. m.. St, Stephen's Church.. Beverly.. N. J.
Int Bt. Mary'. Churchiard. Burlington.
N J. . , ... ..
Hiatt'CUiV.' oepi. n. NuiAAnbin . tmi.-.
wife of O. I. Simpson, Relative, and friends
Invited to iunerai. wra , a p. m.. ";. n at.,
Lanndale. Pa. Int. prUste. , -v
TSPllE.NUl'.n. nepi. o. A.-.11.-1 4.t pus
handt of Isabella Sprenger (net Miller).
Relatlvea and frienda. employe, of Frank
Kchoble & Co.. all other organization, of
which he wa. a member. Intlted to funeral.
Thur... 7:30 a. m.. 2.vx Cedar st. Solemn
requiem mass St. Bonlfaclu.'. Church S a.
m. Int. 8t. P.ter'. Cm. Auto service.
ST. CIAIR. Sept. . KATHRYN jr..
daughter of Kathrin S, Le Malatre and lat.
William J- BU Clair, aged 18. Relatlvea
and frlenda Invited to funeral services,
Tue.., 2 P. m., residence of mother. 1128
... a HI -a I.. n-.la.AA
111. Vrn"B V. Illti wil' r,
StlEFE .-Sept. 7. nOSINA., widow of
Jtlch.el Stl.fel. aaed 83. Relative, .ni
friend. Invited to funeral. Wed , 2 p m..
narlor. of John Rose A Son, 201rt Bridge at..
Brldesburg. Int Magnolia Cem. ' Rerealng
may be viewed 'Tue... 8 to 10 p. m.
tCE. Sent. 0 ANTHONY ft., hu.bard
r.r-KateJj. Tlce (nee Devoe). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, 328Cedar
5L Bristol. 'Pa.. Tuea. S p. ra. Int. St.
J.mea'a Churchyard. South Jersey paper.
"wALliAZZ. Of 8021 N. Grata Vpt. .
HARRIETT BCHNIDER, widow of Lauran.
VV Waiiass. itvinii--. anu tricnua invilea
iirat.TRRS Suddenly, on Sent. S. lot..
MATH'S M. WALTERS, daughter of John
and Ixiulia Walter., ag.d 0 year. 8 month.
Rel.tlve. anq irienoa invuen 10 lun.rai
orvlce.. oh Wednesday, at S p. m ... at
resldenc. of brother-ln-law.xFr.d.rlck Jtoels.
Ur 2810 S. L.. st. Int. private. Mt.Mq2
rlah Cemetery. Friend, m.y call "Tuesday
'VWTf?SBR. Suddenly, Sept. 8. CHARLES
tV. WASSER, husband of Clara Jt, Waster.
.. nfl H latlvea in' fri.nil. V.w&h.
mmryt " -.." "." 'i .. --:---. . . --- ' " - 7 .
Tribe, o. -,'ii, i. m, n. ai.. invued to ru-B
ntral. B.-Jlah Cem. Chap.1. Tuee JJlJ'1-1
p. m. Train leaves nesawg Terminal ll;u
n.,n for New Britain' Station. -
VETIIERIIA At Atlantic City. ,N.,Ji.
Sept. . REBECCA I.IPPINCOTT. daugnter
of lat. John, Jr.. and Mary Wethvlll, aged
80. Service, and Int. at convenient, of
'WOOD. Sept. 7. SAMUEL a., husband ,
of Lillian Wood (ne. O.lloway). R.l.tl-ce. ,
and friend. Invlt.d to fun.r.l .frvlc..f Wed..
8 p. m , resldenc. of mother, Mr. 'C.th
rln Wood: 8217 Hi Howard at. Further
ervice. and Int.. Thurs.. St, Michael'.
Chapel. Blrdsboro. T3srk county. Pa, Train
i..v.i Columbia ave. at 18:10 -o. m. Read
ing Essie and Trenton paper, copy. I
Yates. . s.pt. f, albert yates. rI
adopted aon of Le.lle. Yatea. aaed S Rila- i
tle. tno, inrmi. in.iu 10 iunerai. vt .q J.
p, m.. Pnt.' residence. 820 Spring Oar-'l
den st. Int. Northwood Cem. Friend, may
call Tues. nft.r 7, p. m. Auto funer.l. ' jj
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