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EVENING PUBLIC LECaEEAPBtlLADELPHlA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1910
pS..ijSgrfjtt.', i1 W. wf
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PHSLADELJPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts. 70,00(1 bushels. The
marked wo quiet, but Arm Quotation!
Car lots In export elevator, government
atajidard Inspection, standard prices No. I
d winter, ?2.39: No, 1 northern spring,
I2,90i No. 1 hard v, Inter, 2.:i.l Nil. 1 red
wlnler garlicky, $..37t No 1 ted mnutty.
12,80; No, t red, garlicky and smutty, 2 31
United States Oraln Corporation's purchnrea
of wheat ore bused on the followlmT schedule
of dlsrountsi No 2 wheat, 8c under No, l!
No. 3 wheat, do under No Is No. vvhont.
loo under No, l! .No. n wheat, 14
. .....i-a
No. 1
For all wheat otherwise conforming
a j. . t, miriii. Ait. uti'iri
So, the speelncntlon ot No. 3 or better but
ancient In test weight the discount from
the. No. ti nrlov will lie 3a iter bushel for
ich one-pound deficiency In left weight,
wheat grading below No. r for reasons other
than
uenciency
In test weights, will be
bouaht nn Ilk maplta. flmtittl' wheat will
be discounted nccmdlng to the degree of
amut, but In nn case less than 2c per bushel
under the corresponding regular grade. Gar
licky wheat will be discounted Just as here,
tnfore, 2o per bushel from the regular grade.
Mixed heat will bo discounted from 2c to
to, according to quality nnd condition of
mixtures, hut unless otherwise Instructed
the trade mav rmitit nn our Inking No. 2
mixed wheat at l'hllndeiphla ujst as here
tefore, I. e., 2c under the corresponding
reputne cnilii.
CORN llecelpts, 347T bushels Old corn
ruled firm under small supplies. New was
Jtl,lt and -Iba.li, Wa fiilnl ftlrl 7J(1. t! Vel-
low In ear lots for local trade at 11 72W 'Florida
1. 75 on spot: and new iso. u enov m
ll.nn.
OATS Itrrelpts, 37.00.1 bushels Trade
was quiet, but nrlces ruled steidv at the
late adiance. We nuote: Car lots as to
ocatlon-No 1 white, 004 froici No 2
white. OOifrOO1- No. 3 while, HDfiKti'so:
No. 4 white, 87fflS74c. ,L , ,
KLOim llecelpts. 044.310 lb. In sarl.
The market was quiet and unrhanacd witn
I.Knianllnnu M-nu,l 1,1 .mnil.hllll StOt'Ul .
Quotations: r r lfld pounds, packed In 110
tpound jute sarku Soft winter, ralaht weat-
m. 91.IV1U.0U: O0. 0, neurov, ,iui,iu.. .,,
snarci winter, sira'irni, ju.i'U'f"1, "" . ""
(hort patent. )3 18.0! sprlmr nr-t;. clear,
' 18.7S10.2n: dn. patent. I3 r.llF14: do.
hort patent,. U8.7riCT14.riO: fancy eprlnj
ann city mill", patent, fancy Dranos, tn.i..
Will Hfi.
ItYK FLUU8 was in llm riquel anil
steady. We quote at S.nR5f9.23 pr barrel.
In sacks, as to quality
PROVISIONS
Demand was onlv
moderate anil some
kinds were easier Quotations: lleef. In sets.
amoKia ana air-drien, ,i..c, neei KnucKins
and tnders, imoked and alr-drled. i'iIc:
pork, family, S4c: hnms. f. P. ruted, loose.
272Uo: do n'llnncd, loose, 24B2llc: do do
smoked. 2fti!r2Sc: hams, boiled, boneless,
42ci picnic shoulders. S, P. cured, loose.
SBo: do, smoked, 20c. b"llles. In pickle, loose.
27c; breakfast bacon, DSc; lard, 27r,
REFINED SUGARS
Supplies were small and the market was
pnehamred on a basis of 0c for lino cranu
Uted. DAIRY PRODUCTS
TlTTTTTtt Snnnllaa w,r. s.nnlo and the
market was, quirt with no Important chanae
in prices. Quotations: Fresh sollil-pac'ted ,'
creamery, fancy niBh-sconnir coooi. imi
07flHc. rtrns. 73'4r. extr tlrsts. r,.t7lc
firsts. I2ifT4c: seconds. ,"l8W81c: cold slur
' 'creamery as to quality, r,7W0e. sweet
creamery, chol-e to fnnev. 7."H 1'l77,4c. tulr
to eooii. iH's wvi'tc prims joumni? at n.
083c for fancy and at on ft fine for fair toilo redeem ill t'UMi before January J,
e"?Jr,,D r. .. t 1 1 IL'0. at the bolder H optliin, at par ami
KOC38 Supp es of fresh crs were small . i :f.,t . ti, ,i, . if i ,.i,
and prices ruled steady Crid-stoniK.- ecus , nccrueil interest to the date of such
unchanged. Quotations: Free cbb.s. nenri.y ntiiiiial redemption, trennry tertin
nrsts, 24.bO per crate: ne.irl.v current re- . f i,,,i,,i,tP(li1..Iju Scrips A 1fl"()
celpts, (21. western extra, firsts, 24 00: rn. , 'V i in.wi
flrstB. J23 1C'24. noaihy and weitern sec- maturing .military J. lli.U.
onas. su.Toip-jz.uo: cold storairc irks, as ti
quality. J1.1.R0 10.511, Inferior lots lower;
fancy selected eggs jobbing at 026010 per
dozen
OHEES-B The market was quiet but
vteady. Quotations: New York, wnote-mllk.
flats, fancy. 113c. sneeinls hluher: fnlr to
Sood, S232'tc: Wisconsin, whole-milk
ats. fancy 32W J33c: fair to Rood. 31VjT(l
82c; jobbing sales of fancy iroods, 303tic,
POULTRY
LTVB The market ruled firm on fine dc
Irftble-sirert utock with demand abeorblnK
the llmlteil ofTorlnffs. Quotations: Fowls,
weiKhlnn: f lbs. und oor nplece, S'JSfu,
Ahi1i. aMo-llsas-afe a I kss nnn.l ,iia1l. Slhl 47A Oil
do. poor 242(lc: chickens, line ouallly. 2S 1
80c: do Inferior. 2342.!c old roosters. I
3l22:: duckr, white lvkin. R20.14C: do,
i,.!in "u"ntr'..i!i?":: '!?,. iyreinZ-,V. i
pleeons. old' tier piir' .I203.lt- 'do, younc' '
cuuni ii in tit; i iii si 'tj- .1.11 I. li, JTllUllUi
LWia, ?8i??0o...1.lyu",'.so,u.n,,:' pcr,p"lr'
iKhlnT a pounds and over apiece, plump.
2502 3!t: do. wcUhlni 1UW1H i.ounda
per
we!
... u .... . ..... ..w. ..-. ,av-.,. ,n'ui,d
apiece, tl.7nfl.a-do, welvhln,, lWUi pounds
Wf nKfi.'i -,a, ,ia. u. vhn. lit lie 1 M ..n..
Piece. ll.2riWl.S0! do. old. per pair, tl
DflESSED The market ruled firm, with
PHOTOPLAYS
Alt,mU, 12th, Morris H Pasryunk Av.
MlXiamDra Mnt.Dallyat B; Evga.U;4S XV.
STAR CAST In
"WHEN I1EAKCAT WENT DRY"
April I r 62D It THOMPSON BTd.
rJiLJ MATINEE DAILY
MAY ALLISON In
"CASTLES IN THE AIR"
ADrAniA CHESTNUT TJelovv 10TH
r.Ul 10 A. M. tollllOP.il,
nOUERT WARWICK In
,'AN ADVENTURE IN 11EAUTB"
di i itrniDn broad street and
OLiUC-DlKlJ HUSyUEIIANNA AVE.
OLIVE THOMAS. In
"THE SPITE IIRIDE"
BROADWAY "Ttifi&Zg
p. w. antFKiTH'a
"hCAhLET DAYS"
- A DITrM 722 MAR1CET STREET
CArl ICL. 1(1 A. M. TvT 11:13 P. M.
F.THEL CLAYTON In
"MORE DEADLY THAN THE MALE"
e-i-l rtvtl A I Qtn. & Maplewood Aves.
CULVJINIAL. 2:30. 7 4 U P. M.
MARELNORMAND In
rililDDrc:C MAIN hT.. M4NAYUNI.
ElvlrKhoo matinee daily
JACK PICKFORD In
"BUROIaAR 11Y PROXY"
FAIRMOUNTRffAffi
AVILLI.Wt FARNUM In
THE laAST OF THE DUANES"
PB' P ms M M tW fP vM mi MJk$$if$$m
34 a ,e8etfcHSRJS(Swyft!3KCHw3M5Kw8we joSjic5iSS0X?3jS83?S?ylw55M
wss'si2si,8l'!s1" ,
SrHOTO PIAYS "V
f THRU V
V v COMPAMY J
XofJmerica
i FAMILY
J'HUATIIE 1311 Market St.
tl A. M. to Mldnlfbt.
JOHN CUMI1EHLAND n
Hl!l 14.1 I lla aU
ETIJCT THEATRE Helow Spruce.
56 1 H 3 1 MATINLH DAILY
COH1NNU aRlF'ITlI In
"THE CL1MIIERS"
rn A KIITI IM THIRD & FITZWATER
rRArSlvLirS OROAN MUSIC
CHARLES HAY In
"THE WEAKER SEX"
GREAT NORTHERN Z?ftg
EUOENB O'HRIEN In
"SEALED HEARTS"
llVrtDirD.AT BOTH ft WALNUT STS.
llVlrl-.KAl-. Mats .:::n. Kvgs. 79.
OEHAl.l'lN. i'-AIItVAf. in
11 FLAME OP Till'. DESERT"
"TltU FLAME
VrAnCD ST t LANCASTER AVE.
Lb.Au'n.rv matinee daily
XWROTHT DaLTON In
"L'APACIIE"
I IDCDTV HROAD ft COHJMIHA AV.
LIdLK 1 Y MATINEE DAILY
VIOLA DANA In
'PLEASE PET MARRIED"
on ft H A D L'tTT STREET THEATRB
555 IVlAKtvc, 1 ii a. m. to ii us p. m.
sisirtT i.ytell In
"LOMRARDf. LTD."
AIOrMTI 25 SOUTH BT, Orchestra.
IViUlJC-1- Continuous 1 to 11.
7 WILLIAM RUSSELL In
EASTWARD HO"
4-
OVERBROOK Wd "vw
demand absorbing the limited offerings of
fine deslr.iblc-slxvd slocl: The quotation"
follow. Turkeys, nearhv fancy. 4804i)C!
do, do. fair to ood 444flci western rprlng
fancy, 474fiet do, do fair to Rood 4D04.1C,
fowls, fresh-killed, dry-picked, In boxes,
welshing 4V4 lbs. and oyer apiece, 3I10I
tu. lhlM I II.. ,11a. univhnv QI4 lbs.. HOtv
Wet smaller sixes, sSQJiiei .re-li-kllled. in
uarreis ory-nacsen, wi-iaum in .,'"- ,"7.
over apiece, 83c: weighing lbs.. i4c weigh
ing 3"T lbs.. 2830c! smaller sites, 24f'.'7ci
old roosters, dry-picked. '.3c. brntlcr. Jer
sey 4dtiIScs other nearby ilr-packed.
42ci broilers, wi stern, dry-picked. -weighing
JViOS lb i. apiece, SIsW Hies r"nlln' f'VVl";
ens western dr-iackod In bbl.. weighing
4 lbs. and nrer apiece. H.1W 3I: weighing, .)'.
FRESH FRUITS
Supplies wero ,ima!l and Prices ruled fir rn
We uuote: Api.es, tier bid., as to nua uy,
t,0 i" wt bix ' . 1. t'ronberrl-s. per
bill . J7(l).ri0i do, average Boou, per '.
IIOA HO.
Klnrldn
per ',4-bnM. S2.4IH1-1
per box, $1 8.-iW4..""-
VEGETABLES
! Tii market was quiet but firm, with llaht
. ..ffcrlnua. We quote: Whit- Pot'': ''?5'
jylvanla. per cut.. :lttd :'. lo. N Vork,
p'r cvt I2,7.1W3.2S: du, Mnnlnnd lloos ers.
I wr chi . 7i so. Sweet potatoes Southern
;;n 1. nrr PO n.oiiin i- "" '" -,;,:
I.W. 52 TSIM: do per h'imper. I1.3SW2;
Jersey 1 r lsl:t . tl 1B 1. 1? l','H!J'
.N.v. York ami Danish, per ton. JO.JHTKO
li.lon" Mr ll.O-lb. s.icks -e low, No. 1.
f.1.2A(!rn: di. No. 2 and plcklcrs," I2.50
v'i'i 7.1.
Financial Briefs
The nveriiRf priee of twenty artive
indii'strlnl ftnelts ndviuiced 0.10 per
cent iesteiln to 107.01, while twcnt
rnilrondi declined 0 !- per cent to 70.02.
The Hnnlt of r.iulaud'H mlulnuim tils-t-tiunt
rntc romiiinx unchanged nt I!
lier cent.
The mo-t chronic peK'tlmlst on the
street in dieiihHiiiKtlie market situation
-nid : "When the government U against
the miuket nnd the I'Ydcial Ucscrvo is
itRtiltiot the initfUi't and the Imnkers are
against the market and the brokers
are against the maiket, I think it is
about tune to liny slocks.
Secretary of the Treasury has author
i.ed the redernl HcM-rve bank ot l'hil
ntle'nhlq on mid after Monday. Decern
her !.". 11)10, und unMl further notice
The New York Subtreaury gaine'l
SSO.'I.OOO from the banks yesterday,
nuking a oiihIi net gain since Friday
of 511.711,000.
An estimate printed on a financial
novn ticker putting November bales
ot copper melnil at MO.000,000 pounds
is extremely liberal. Trade nuthorl
tiesf who are in a position to know, say
that the totul metal sold last month
did not run much over 100.000,000
pounds.
"
Production of crude oil in tlio mouth
of October in llio United Stoles iimouiit-
ed to K.'..1IH.O00 barrels, us nimpiirrtl
I" iiiii'tn'ii.i.i' umi' i"i un wiiijfiuivi
,vvitli H3.ti0T.00n burrels in September.
' ,..t"ionnni i rri.a in.t
' a ilecreaRe of ..4.S.000 bnrirK. The daily
uverngi' output iiiii'intr tunc montli wan
1.0T4.SOS barrels, 4 per cent less than
in September.
PHOTOrfaWS
in I.. HOafd.ct wtmiisi i "". ."i""" nient ot tno iinim oi r;nginnn Miami
"x' nCb,'n"nCdeVniofdol,rr,lb: it , the following elinnges; Total reserve
Vic; is toaiVba KdorSn. 4.1 M let s i to .-an I dooreused .7,0,000, ctreulntlon Increni
l'. i down. i;er li. iiMiMej il to d Iim. , i.j),(K)0, hullion decreased 130,.
d?rS;.Jb 'liVjsic; w'to 47 lb: to'do"'721. other securities decreased 1.7.1.'..
en per lb.,"32fR4c: 48 lbs. and over J.. 000. imbllp tleposlU decreased (120,0(KI.
doxen. a'W3tio' ducks wtsiernfancj. 30 . dcposltn decrensed R,)4H,000.
3Sci geese, western, fancy. .aro"c, ... .....'.. j. ... r.ir.'i ruin
I2t2ill: do, extra lancy '",v,,,",V.i!ii Tin
12 7.11'f.r.O. Lemons, per Ixt.. -2n'V?'
Or.inge California. W ta tkinlV
rti li-iiiridH. uer box. t2O4.H0. ranicrln.es.
urupen ui.i
Tho following: theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of tho finest productions. Ask f pr tho theatre
in your locality obtaining: pictures through
tho Stanley Company of America.
PAI APP 1SU MAltKET BTIlliE-f
I -1.-I m A. m. to ii;.! P. M.
CECIL B. De MILLE'S
"MALE AND FEMALE"
PRIMppCO 1018 MARKET STREET
riUKL,DD R'.'ioa M. tollilip. M
NHIMOVA In '-.
"THE HRAT"
RFCFNT ""'-T T Helow 1TTII
'V,-,JI-':I l 11 A. M. to 11 1 M.
DORIS MAY in
"23W HOURS' LEAVE"
RFAI TO OraMANTOTO AVE.
KITTY OORDON It uv-",'s ST
"PIiAYTHINOH OV PATE"
RURY J,ArtKI-T ST. HELOW 7TH
LW-"-' 1ft A M to 11:16 P
JUNE ELVIDOE In ",,0i
"A POISONED PEN"
M.
SAVOY 1"U "AHKET STREET
JtL VWI A. M TO MIDNIGHT
CllRINVE ORIKFITII ."""""
"TOWER OK JEWELd"
STANI FY MAIIKET ADOVE 10TH
, MAIIY PICKPORtl ,5"-,nI'M-"HEART
O' THE HILLS"
VICTORIA 1T'u3r
.,,,, TIIfiDA RARA In ' M'
"THE LURE OP AMBITION"
THE NIXON-
NIRDLINQER
THEATRES
BELMONT 52D ABOVB mahkct
DOt)RES CASSINELI.I In
'"THE VIRTUOUS MODEL''
CEDAR 80TK & CKDAn AVENUE
I1ILLIE nURKE In
"SADIE LOVE"
FRANKFORD 4"5 TV!
AVENUH
OEOROE IIANE TUCKER'S
"THE MIRACLE MAN"
JUMBO ynONT "ST. , Q1RARD Am
J umuvj Jumho Junction on Prankford "T
MARY riCKFORD ,nK,oru
THE HOODLUM"
F OP! ST MD AND LOCUST STREETB
LULUOl Mats 1 tans ..in Ei-.,o.3o t ii
D. W. ORIPFITH-B ' ' '
"SCARLET DAYS"
NIXON MD ANPMATK!788T3'
HERRBRT nAWLINSON In
''THE CARTER CASE"
R I VOI I 5SD AND SANSOM STS.
aI V JL.l MATINEE DAILY
ROPERT WARWICK In "n,iJ
"AN ACCIDENTAL HONEYMOON"
OTR AND CIERMANTOWN AVE.
D 1 rViNlJ ..AT VENANGO
ICNrD BENNETT In
"WHAT EVERY WOMAN LEARNS"
WEST AIXEGHENY ,,
gy
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Greater Confidence Prevails on Ex
change Gilt-Edged Section Hard
Ixiiiilnn. Dcr. It.' A more oonfiiloiit
fcelliiK prcvnllctl on the Ktock exchange I
today anil, although bustneiia remained i
fliiiet, tlic markets generally were
Btcndj'.
The oil group displayed strenfjlli, flip 1
-lu.-.l 1 .. 41 ...... 1.-...1 ..! T.- I.
KIUM'IIKIU Ol'l-llllll 1UIN lllllll illlll all'lU'll
nnd Jniiaiiee lonus were firm.
There whs light bnyltiR of Argentine
rails. .Mexicans were Irregular.
Bank of England Statement
Iondnii, Dee. 11. The weekly state-
Iiuiirn. irun vi, iu-i.iiiirru .-iipii.iniiF, (tin
eminent securities decreased 7,000,000
The proportion ot the bank's reserve to
liability this week !; 1.1.0.1 per centii
lust week It wn l...ai.
Rf1nrt Qiinap'i llnehannerl
etinea bUgarj uncnangea
New YorK, Dec. It. The refined
MiKfir mnrltet remains uneh..nKed nt Oc,
It-s - per cent (or ensh, for line Krunu-,
'nteil. Snles if new crop C'llbns on.
cilnOMlny conslatcd nf 14,000 bags for'
1,1 i ,, . . n-i .
innnni ' i'"K t"1 T ,i .'o,'"
HI.O00 bag' for .Tunc londinR at Sc
t I. M-l. !!-. I 2nAU u..Mn.
I, ,', i. 1 ill- I luivil ihuivi nu..
pqualizntion honrd made no purchases
of raws yesterday.
-
l'asseucer und l'relel.t herrlces
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Carmonia. . .Dec. I7jan. 2 I Feb. 25
Orduna Dec. 3 I i
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania. . .Dec. 24FeV. 7Mar. 20
Imperator Jan. 4Feb. 21
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George.. Dec. I5jan. 19Feb. 19
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH I
CHEREOURG and LIVERPOOL
Caronia Dec. 10
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
HAVRE nnd LONDON
Saxonin Dec. 24Jun. 31
N. Y. L"DERRY GLASGOW
Columbia Jan. 10
PHILADELPHIA to LIVERPOOL
Vellavia Dec. 24
Verbaniu Jan. 13
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vennonia Jan. 3
PHILADELPHIA to BRISTOL
Doonholm Dec. 27
Pier 16 South
moo wAi.xtiT st.. rniT.ADEr.rniA
State Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth and Bainbride Sta,
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
Tho New Freight Steamer
AGWISTAR
from Philadelphia
Sailing About
DECEMBER 20th, 1919
for
Genoa and Marseilles
Apply to
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
629 Chestnut St.
Rell. Market 8050 Krj-stone. Main 5293
bHoruoratsd la.l
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer, j
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "Lake Elmrtnrjt". . .Dec. IS
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Foxboro". .Loading
SS "Coquina" Dec. IS
Far rates and particulars apply to
tar a-Line Steamship Co.
FL ORIDA
PHILADELPHIA
TO
JACKSONVILLE
l'ABE
ONB WV , BOUND TBIf
$27.S5 rti; $49.59
ro18f,S?r,Va"..y.0..T6mi
Balllnri alao to Bavannah. Oa.
Full Information on riqueat.
MKRCnANTS MINERS TUAKRP'N CO.
rur IS Hu. Del. At.. Tel. Lombard le.
rilOTOPLAYfl
Theatres With a Personality
-VM TCT7T ITVI MAHICET IlETWEEN
CULlSt-aUlVl BOTH and 00Tn
MAROUERITE CLARK In
"LUCK INPAWN"
BROAD ST. AUDITORlUM,g35JrJ
DOROTHY QISH In '"
"TURNING THE TADLEB"
CT IDCfA 0T,t fc MARKET STS.
LUKt,IA MATINEE DAILT
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In
"HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN"
JEFFERSON PR
20TH AND DAUPHIN
MAT. DAILY
DOROTHY OI8H In
"TURNING THE TARLEB"
PARK
DTVtuciiiiii sh.a-.Tiiira
Fill 1 1 V 1
i m.aueipi.ia
I Mediterranean
J Service
1 1 SAILINGS B
g To Marseilles and Barcelona
I SS VANADA Dec. 28, i9i9 1
B To Piraeus and Salonica K
I SS E. A. MORSE J.n. is, -20 1
i United StatesTransportCo. j
' K Incorporated 1
3 Telephones jjffl,"" g
9 Boo nnr.xKL iitm, disc H
N rini..Mii:i.rni, K
M New Vork Offlie 30 lirnml si a
, H Telrlihone: Iln.ail .101 U
JUDOB AVIS, ft DAUPHIN BT.
Mat. S 115. Wv, tts toll,
W. S HAHT In
"JOHN WBf.vA'4W'
WIKTKIt RKHORTB
ATLANTIC CitTV. N. J.
p2vrU4
1 ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.. , 8
AivAinciiican. PlaaHotel
ot DisimaionoMKeaiijomiori, i
1 rmispRoor oarack.
IrAPACITYQOO, liy
I capacity eoo. Wafterj:Zuzly
. ll lM IWIIIBWIMMSI 111 II UStrtjsl
Vtnrlnlii ave. and tbu beach. CnDkCity
COO. Sea. water baths. Special Americas
plan. 14 up dally: European ptnn. 12 uj
dallv. Modern curative bathe departmenu
nAVTTi Itrno Owner nnd Prnv.
I rennsylranla Ave., close to Beach and
I Steel I'lor. central location, always open
I Capacity 800. Private baths, running
i water in rooms, elevator, eic, winter
(terms. Dooklat. Albert II. Darnell
HOTEL AUSTINB
Paclflo and 81. James Place Open sur
rnundlnts, opposite Catholic and Protestant
Lh""n',"' . "-ua dRll' ." Hla,in;pH,v
Snr" "rllt' L-JL.JShl.-l
THE WILTSHIRE
virslnla v, and Uench. Capacity SBO
Prlv. baths, runnlns- wnler elev etc. Arner
alan tl tin rt'lv. snaelal wltlv llVlat. RAM.
UEl' ftj.tTB. ownert N. J COLLINS. Mar.
rrrrrrrr
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Hot i.AR In memory of WILLIAM II.
1MI.I.AR ho died Dee 11 101(1.
Met AY. In loilne memory of JOHN J.
Mcl'AY Mho departed this life Dec 11,
1010 No one knows how much 1 miss you
lLrb,
Beatljg
A Hi. 1 i)a, 7 M.MIY. widow of William
Abel inpe I'ooiiey). lle'-itlves and friends
ll.Mted lo funeral. Frl.. H.3U . m . uroiner s
r-iidi-ni s M'rhiel Coinev. S2.VI Jovce st.
I'-in'tfii-rt on and Westmoreland st )
JliBn rniulmi miss Church of the Ascension
In ' '' Moot Holy Uedcciner fern,
Am" n"lce
MlAV US -Dec 10 EDMUND J ADAN-
SuN .-r Due notice of fuheral will be
unen. ti mi snit N 2.1lh st.
ai.i.v vNiir.it n, in MAitY josnnt-
INE ALE.NANDKR (lice Campbell), vvldovv
of l'err-v Alaxnnder. asid i"i4. Relatives and
frler.ds Invited to funeral services Krl .
In 1" a m . residence of falhr M3.I Wal
nut si lnt private. Edeowood Ce:n , Potts
tow n Pa
AITKIAND Dec 10, ROSETTA HAR-
HIS wife of CleorKe W Auckland Jr nnd ,
Hituchtir of late Joshua It. nnd Rosettu
? '11' 7
! .tU
mJB
WW frMI
Ilnr l-iuiiiwi"
Display iion.ns (mp N- aiT ,, 0 H ol A malted lo - ' " l "'" nJ!'.,rB l - WJt "' "pri.ldent TEMPORA
.. p.i. c. ervlees. Trl 2 11 m. r,42 8. r,th ,t lnt '. . "0- ut-al- resioent. I)ItEi'nr,l)
1 iWi SEfflJ KOC Arclt St. 1
VSOfl nV" I3D-14I I'e.lernl "t..
RB rtil ' rnmneii -. - .
Ilnvvard naed 41. Itelatlvea anil friends. I ot nun stihlents or llavsrrord rollece in
'members of rnrony M E. Chu-ch and Sun- i vltn! to funeral servlcs Sit ,1pm. resl
l'v ,Sc 'tool invited to funeral, Sun., 2 p m dente ot parents 3'. 20 N Marshall st Kur
141 1 Mairee st . Tacony. lnt MaBiiolla ther services 2 p m Mount Hermon He
rpin formed Church loth and Wlncohncklnir sts
AYEItS - tin Dec. 10. 1910. THOMAS W tn0 rJ,h"0' C''m rr"n"" mal' "" Ff'"
'.;r"'i" "us'iinn ", Aers. teiativei,
nnd frit mla. ilso members I.odlte No ?
and A M. nnd Sliinet R A Chanter. No
2M, are lnvlud to the service on Saturday
ifternoon at 2 o'clock, nt the residence of
I n niphevv. Mr JInrrv C. Knleht, 3S13
vV ilnut st Intorment private
1IIUKHEAD At Deverlv. N J.. Dec. 0.
WILLI .M A., husband of Lucy C. Illrk-
hesd nc-eil .p,4 Relatives anil friends In
::,.. .-;.- . .. . .i : ': i. - . i
r'1 i1,",""?''."" ' ,r.,?.'a,m" m"11,
i ,,..; U,,'. ' '"" ' " "
' Il'Jjn'irnV. Ler". . ... . I
lll.lil.All Al rieasanivilie, r... J . uec, I. .
ii . . ii i n?,.1,!. fL'Val.."1 '
;i,.i .... ...i . i... w..i.a u V
vlinl lo funenil services Wesley M E
Hunch. I'l isantvllle. N J. rrl, 2 :I0
m lnt I'll asantvllle Cem.
HOVD Dec 0, NUt.N widow of Jovui
llnvo" Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, 1-rt 8:30 n. m , 120 Cotton st ,
MinaMinK Solemn hluli requiem mass Ht
John the liantlst Church 10 a, tn. lnt St
John s t'em
CALLAHAN Dec. (1, HELENA C ,
daughter of MarKsret and late Thomas Col
lahsn formally oT 2012 Cnllowhlll St. Ri-la
tHes ard friends Invited t funeral. Hat .
Ii 10 a m Sill N 21st st Solemn requiem
mass S'l Eraiicls Xavler's Church, 10 a m
' lnt Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral
, CRANSTON- Dec 0. JA.MEH husband of
Hannah .'rnnston (nee Husted) aired 74 Rel
atlver und friends, Anolln Lodire, No 311,
f nn.l A M.. KeystifW R A C No. 175;
rhllanelpli'n Council No. 11 R. nnd B M,
land emplojea of Baldwin lyieomotlve Works.
! Invited to funeral Sat 1:30 p. m.. son's
iresldttiea, 1710 Johnston st lnt Lawn-
view Cem Omit flowers. Friends may call
Trl eve
CRAWPORD Dec 0 JAMES CRAW-
rOUD, Sr Relatives and friends Invited to
' funernl servleaa, pat 2 p m., 4418 Rldae
' ave.. Kails ot Sthujlklll lnt private, Mt.
Vernon Cem.
, DA COSTA Dec 1(1 JULIET RIDDLE
wife of Charles Proderlck Da Costa Duo
voile,, of funeral villi be dven
DEEOAN Huddenlv Dec 9, JEREMIAH.
lusband of Mary T Deeuan Relatives and
i frlenda Dlv No ill. A O II . Limerick
I tiunrds Lode-n No r,4. LOOM. Invited
I to funeral Frl . 30 a m nolo KlnRsea-
slnB ave. lllirt. miss of renuleni Church of
I th Most Blessed Sacrament 10 a m. Int.
' TTaIv Prnss Cpin
IS.NMS l-.ee. r .iviMt.i-jt iiueoaun ni
jusan J (nee Ilnubl and son of Charlotte
nnd late Samuel Ennls. Relatives Hiid
friends Invited to funer.il Thurs eve R"
molns mav be viewed at late residence. 1734
N '-'Oth st 7 tn 10 p. m. lnt Mllford Del.
Train leaves Broad st Station 7:2S a. m.
EWINO Dec 10 JAMES EWINO. Due
iiotlco of luncral will bo elven, 2222 Mlf-
rLOYD Dee ft. PATRICK TV . husband
jf Anna M Klnsd Relatives alid friends,
members of Tntlier McEvoy Beneficial So
tley and Holv Name Society. Invited to fu
neral from Mermaid ave . east of Stenton
ave , Chestnut Hill, S.t . ft a. m. Solemn
requiem muss ( hu.i'h of Seven Dalora. 10
,i. m. lnt St Denli Cem
KRITZWANOHR Dec K. ERNEST, lius
Ka.t rtf 'Ihrasa rrltrwancer. aaed 78 Rels-
i tlves nnd fflen' Invited to services, Frl . H
la m . 1818 N Eltlnir st (27th and Mnnt-
I iromeryl lnt Am-rlcalw.Mechanlcs' Cem
CULTON Deo 111. HENRIETTA C-
vvldovv of Alexander Fulton, lined (111 Pervlccn
Sat - P m . pon In-law'H residence, William
j Kltkpatrlelt, r,.i3.i lutnarino at. jnt rrl.
GATTElt - Deo 9. HENRY C . hUaband
'of Lilly Gaiter Ineo Dlehl) Relative- and
frlenda, Actlie Firemen'" Aa'n nf Phila
delphia, Invited to service, Hal., 2 p. m .
f.05 W. Thoniinon -t. Int. prlate, Remalm
mav Ii" viewed Frl. eve
GIRI1S At Camden. N 3. Dec 10,
NELLIE F GIlll'S (nee Forbea). wife of
Edward Glhbs. aeed 42 Relatives nnd
frlende Invited to funeral, hat , 1 n. m 100
8 atltli st . Camden N. J Int. private
OltAHAM Suddenly. Dec. 10. ELIZA,
wlto of John Graham r.sed .It Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Rat. 11 p. m ,
3441 Frankford ave Servlee at Retheida
M V. f'liurtli .1 P m Int. North Cedar
Hill Cen. Remains mav be lewed Frl. eve.
GRAHAM -Dei- 10. MARY E., widow .it
Wllllhm 11. Graham Relatives and frlenda
lnvlled lo tuneral services, Frl. fl.30 n, m ,
17tl N lllth ft lnt private
HARPER- De. tl. JOHN husband of
Sarah J Harper, aired 7S. Relative-, and
friends member of the Grstoti Preshyterian
I'hunh officer and director or the John
Illiy nnd Kensington Ave H und L, Aesocla
tlona. Invited to funeral services. Frl .
. m , "r,40 N nth t Int. private Norlh
Cedar lllll t'em. Remain may ho Uewed
Thurs . fioui s to 10 p in Omit flower-.
HARTEN'STEIN Dec 6. ANOL'LINE
wife of Alfieil J Hartensteln. aued (16.
Relallvea and friends, ClgarniaHerti' Union.
No. U". lnvlled to funeral services, Frl.. a
p in rvsldence of husband, SSO.'l N nth
I t Jnt l ennbour ( a , nm , via u,ui n
lit train (th and Columbia ave.
I HILTON - Dec. 10 ELIZABETH A..
widow of Joiepii vv. Hilton agen 74. Tor
merlv of l"1" r'rc "r . Phlla Relative
and friends Invited to funeral services, Snt ,
m residence of son-in-law Prank v
ft. Miller. 1".'' N Narberth ave , Narberth, Pa.
i ,.ai, ula Pal i.aurel n I i em
I HOLMAN -Dec I). EDITH MAE 1101
Philip R. Holnian Relative and friends In
vited tn services, Thurs 7 P m. B2.11 Pino
st i also sen ices at all Halnl' church. Shen
andoah, i a mi. jut --viiuiTe iciii , sinen-
llil(fLJIKS.--Pee S. niClIARD WALTER,
son ot Walter H ami Emma n. Helllnirs
Holmes, aced 10. Relatives and friend In
vited to funernl services Frl.. It a. m .
parents' residence, 1128 Llndley ave.. Lotran
HOWARD Dec 10 FRANK A . husband
f lute Elizabeth Howard, aued I1I. Relatives
lind friends Invited tn funtral Hat , 8:30 a
m . residence of diiuchter, Mr C l: Hnv
der 8321 N lleuvler st Remains may bo
viewed P'l a"'1- 8a,p,m.I"t- Por,1 Norrla
Cem . Port Norrls. N J. Auto service
JEFFRIES - Dec S JOHN C -6n of
Kadlo and late .Robert Jeffrie, aited SO. Rel.
atlveu and friends lnvlled to aervlren, Frl..
'J p in . k'raiidmntber's residence, Mr.
Amaiida Cronipton. ri012 Thompson at. Int.
private. Mon'roso Cem Remain may be
viewed Thurs., to 10 p. m.
JONES. At the Old Man's Home. Suth
and Barlnc St. . Deo H HELEN AMANDA,
widow of Aaron Jones. Hi dative and
friend lnvlled tn service, Frl.. 3 p, m., Oil.
ver 11 Hair llldr . 120 Chetnut et. Int.
Fernwood Cem Friends may view remains
JUDOE. Dec. S. JOHN husband of
Reasey Judcci Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral rrl.. 8:30 a. m.. 2121
Ilrandyvvlne st Solemn requiem mass St.
"faStf. Xavler's Church 1ft a. m. Int. Holy
Cpomm Cn Aulo tuneral
K "nk Dec R, SARAH, wife of Nell
Kane and daughter of late John and Bridget
DUmondT of Clady. Parish of Oreenloub.
County Derry. Ireland. nelatlvea and
friend catholic Daughter of Derry, In.
.ft!5 .X ..n.,al Frl.. 8:30 a. m.. 230B N.
Hancock st. Solemn reaulem niaa Church
of the Visitation, T V. M 10 n. m. pre.
elselv lnt Holy Cro Cem
c'"VJll '.-...;. 'naa a ViTHUVW
daughter of CI arle and Sallle Klrchner ne.
ariay); ftclallves and friend, also Sodality
ff V M.. fi-', Augustine cUrch. Invited
to funeral, l'l.. S:30 B- m'- -T
Solemn mi of leciulem 8t. Auu.tln'
r,uw.v, in a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
A wiK-Dec 8. jrnpmTF. klau.
RlIl 'aTunerai jivui y-i"'- .'i.-mi .wpon,
ii W. airard ave., lTrl,, 10' , m Int.
DEATHS
KOLBE Dec. 10, HENRIETTA KOLITK.
Widow of rtiarUa IV lfnltie. nl.il R.I.
Itelathes and friends. Ladles' Aid Society of
illnrnnliiml llnf,ipm,1 rhiirrh lnvltrf in fil.
neral services, 8at , 1 p tn.. residence ot '
son-in-law. Joseph Schmidt. HOS Wynnewond
son-in-law. josepn Hchmidt. soa wynnewooa
roHd (Bid and Iandown avc ), Overbrook
lnt prliatn
I,MIU.-At his residence. 100 15. Kier
areeti avc. Chestnut 11.11, Dee 0, WIM.IAM
i. iiusuiina ot i.arrio l.airn, iirunivpn
and friends, rjunker City Dlv.. No 10'.. n
of t U . and Ouaker city Dlv.. No. 27. O
I A Invited to wnlec Thurs , 8 r m.. I
O'lver H Ilalr Dldc. 1820 Chestnut st. .
Iht rtrlvsl ISrl. ,i m
l.AMnHllT n-e. 0. it 100 W. Rerks St.,
MAltin Kl-IZAHBTH dnuahter of I.ouls mil
Adrlannn Mnrtaln Lambert, Itequlem inasn
st St. Illlsabeth' Church, 23d nnd Herks
sts . Friday. H a. m lnt Holy Cross tVm
I.TMi'H n.n i, Tnt.M II r.WI-ir h,,..
band of" Mary Lynch and 'son of late lieriMrd
nnd Mary L
nch Relatives nnd friends,
e t! S. Mint. Imlted to funr
e.nnloMs nf the
ul Sat H'.m a m . 2.10. Catharine st. lllah
requi-m mass st. Anthony's cnurcn iu a m.
lnt Holv Cross iVm Auto funtral.
MsctiltlDB - Dec. 10. SUE II . widow of
lso Sons of Vet-ran Auxiliary No. 1. Annn
'loss l'ost. invl'ed to tuners., nun, l
p m . from 125.1 .-J loth st. Services at
Tabernacle M, 13 Church lltli st, below
0ford. nt 2 p m lnt private, Northwoud
Cem. Friends may call on 8at eve., from
h to 10 o'clock. Havre do (Irace papers
pi' iter t up-
.mci 'iiLuiih nee. jo. i.auha a wiaow
of James 1") MePnrirlrlf
.s in a m '
AV.'?",".J."JJ"i. l0.l.fVrll- ?" r.-L1 ." "J.' I
KllVabetli i n. nreh tn n m lnt nrivat. ,
.. . ...;. " - ..... - t . '
.viaee'.m,ANI Dec. n. WILLIAM .1. c
1 In-
n'
gj-
-?
irt,.i. tts I -iec , t-A.VA r. . vvua ot
l.ovil Msalnlev of Wilkes. Ilarre. Pa . daUKh-
l!rb veV's'nT f,ffilnd.vItl.rSdl.o funeral
it istives and friends Invited to funeral ,
nlle- husband of Mamaret MicFarland ii.i.. 1 ".".'""' "" earn-. 10 pres-m inrm. unouM ioer unioe.
. lives and friends, members ot Wnshlnuton S.UY... '.."!:.."'"" 0i..I,n..r'.' -"""" MAIMNU-TA
t0bnn.in." prlinte rnends may call Thurs S to "VW nrrvf I TOIIVSOV c
M.M,"Trr;d,fc' Jv.' rHnimh,ie1r "wi", I of Philadelphia, all persons indebted to said I
S4..U rorreedile ave. Holmesburs . ini..,. . ',., ,..-.! . !,. nnvmant nA '
reou 1 -n mass St Dominic's Church 10
lnt M Dominic's IVm
McVEY Dc 10, CHARLES, husband
of M-ihel McVey (nee Shlves) formerly of
1221 Oreen st. Relatives and friends Phlll
Pm'ps Feeders and Assistants' Union, No 1
11 employes nf Autocar Co. Ardmore In. I
vlted to fureral, Sat., 2pm parlors of
Jfrs M McLaughlin ft Son. 2320 Oreen st
lnt Mt Morton Cem Auto funeral Re
mains mav bo viewed Frl. eve
METZOER Dec 0, Dr JOHN L . Jr..
lUl'tlind of Edna Mptzirar fnaa tlntlrtanbushl
snd son of John T, Sr. nnd Annn Mafairar.
aged 20 Relatives and friends. University
I da No 010. F and A M , University I
Chipter. No. 2.10, R A. M , and all other I
nnciatinns of vvhlrh he was a mcmbr,
Invited 10 funernl, Snt . 1 30 p. m., 41111
P Thompson st Services at German Re-1
ro-meo I'purcli, . 30 p. m sharp Int. prl- l
vtp Oakland Cem Hemalns may bo viewed !
r -. i to ii. p m
MII.t.EIt Dec II PAVtD UriM.En, son
of late Henry and Mnrsnret A, Miller
Itrlutlves nnd frl-nds I,, tr . N'o 710,
ltrotherhood of Cnrpenters Outre Tribe. No
11. 'I I O It M . I,odB Nn r, 1. U. O. O
M . Invited to funeral services. S.it. 2pm
.'oil rarlton st. Int. Mt Morloh Cem
RemTlns may he viewed Frl 7.30 to 10
P m Auto funeral
Mlld.KIt Dee 10 nt'HSni.I. Tt.sn
son of Charles N' and Kate C Miller, aaed
21 Relatives and friends members of class
MYKIIS Dec S. HENRY husband of
r...0in. Mvera nelallves and friends Post
Nil IS. (1 A It . Invited to funernl. Frl
2 p. m residence of diUKhler iillli N. Trent
st lnt private Auto service
NOFEIt -Dec 10 LAURA F. MOORE,
wife of Ferdinand V Nofer. late of 4S21
Florence ave Relatives and friends Invited
to funernl. Men . 8 .10 a m son's residence,
lol'l 8 51st st Solemn requiem mass Rt
nil o ipi m niiiriiui rf,niii"iii
Krancls de Sales' Church In a. m. lnt
Iloiv t-rnss i'r I'cttsvnie papers copy
PATTON AONCS V PATTON of Shen
nnrtnah. Pa . dauehtar nf In nnd rtrMiat
P tton. oBcd r.o luncral from Readlnr Ter-
iminai, frl. i :n. p. m. mt um uainedrai
Cem Relatives and friends Invited to mass,
i' r , o a. in., in onenanooan. -a, i
William C 1'aariv and daughter of the lat
ll'n II n,,,l Vlnrlnla llnl.aman Tatall,.a
and friends Invited to services.' Thurs . R j
P
n
nnnn i(.,n at nr nr vara iri -'
Arllnaton Cem Auto service. "Wash-
inirton u. v... pipers copv
POMNITZ Dec 11 CLARA POMNTTZ
(nee KoenlB) wife of William A. Pomnlu,
ngen on. Jiaiaiivs anil iriruus luvurn in
funeral services. Sun ,2pm at 3343 N
Oralis st. (between 1Mb, and 10th sts.). lnt
Chdten Hills Cem ,
rili.HAhi u ai nuning-inn r. .1 . uec.
10. JOSEPH BUDD. son of Selden It. and
Anna L Probasco. actd 20 Funeral serv
ices, residence of parents. 310 E Union st..
Burlington, N J., hat . 2 p. m lnt pri
vate PtIMEROY Dee 10. Miss EMILY C
PUMEROY, aired 83 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Baptist Home.
17th and Norrls sts , Frl., 2 p. m lnt
private
UUARLES. Dec, 10, HARTUET B.
QUARLKS (nee Jones) widow of Charles
H. laUar es, .mil .m.i iiiuii nvr., vjuriiinic
town Due notice or runerni win no alven
ilea of funernl vi Ml bo iiveti
"n," o toiiv K iiptTf
uJintlvis ami friends invit mi
Relatives and mends invltcil
REDEFER -
lnSXrt"hSl..9!9' " . t 5 5'clock
of son-in-law. Chnrles II Shaw, 18 E.
Rrliinhursr st C.ermantovvn lnt private
Remains may imi viewao j nurs. eve.
t,,...!.,, n.. o T.17l.ftc A
ntdff,
York,
urTiT.U, Dec 10
rvv, ii.uiji, - L'. ."., ,,, -.wwu.,,- , aaplr 2 harpats anrt rnn..nl. 1 ,.aln, ACCOUNTANT, exnerlencad
', . SV,i m 0 ivie II nV; machine 3 bundles carpets. 1 sideboard I f.cturlng. for public a
ltPll 10 rVrVH'O, I'D - P m . UHtr if. l-Hlr 1 .!. .-1, 1 e.llnr. I ...s.. J LAAwmm .fat no arm ovfi.
,i IHO l llMtnUt l Jill. nriVRle NOW i v,.lnriu .,,r.i.. I ftitlftu,' I .i-i, i .--" ' r.f-rnr-m P lit tAat
. NT Y. und AVabhlnston. D. C. da nor i 1....1 ..V ....:.. ..'... ..i l......!' .
i-DAnp HUF-iMnen
KKM, need M Relatives ftnd friends In
ltfd to funeral i-prU't Sat 2pm at
hW sifter 1 rrstdence, Mrn, nitzabeth Wil
lfnmi. i--.2r "Mnflfr (t. lnt Fernwood Cm
Ilemiilnn may be ilewed Trl from 7 to 'i
PP?HAVM rtcr in, OTTO M. H. SCAr.
Rged n'J RMfttlveH and friend Invited to fu
neral seniles rrl. 1l a. m . chapel of
Andrew J Hair ti Hon. Arch and 10th pt
Int. nrumf
s-riiNKinnn Dec v. MAltJonin
EDITJI cMURnier i-i .v.iirv ano mio vviinnm
F C Schneider aceu 1 jears Itelatlvcj
and friends invited to mnerai, irn.. 1 ao p.
in residence of mother 3311 N Marvine
st lnt prlvute. Friends may call Thurs.
"VlIUSTER Dec 10 raANC.IS A., hue
band of late Fannie Harper Schuster, aeed
no Itelatf es and friends, members of
Phlla Lodae. No 51, L O O M. . tinlted
Tlrewory Workmen of AmeiUn. lnvlled to fu
neral. Mn s B ln 40i Hudson st ,
Gloucester clt N. J Requiem hluh mass
r'h.tr. I, nf St Marv's. Gluuceater Cltv fl n
m Inl St. Mary's Cem. Frlen la may call
""sirilDec 10 SAMUEL P . husband of
Emma Mpe (nee Hentschell), need 72. Rela
tives and friends, employes of Alfred V.
Moore all organizations of which ho -was a
member. Invlt.'d to funeral services. Sat., '
p m . 2012 W. Hoeton ave. Int. nrl-
SMITII Dec. I, ALICE, widow of
Clarence Smith, at Detroit, Mich . and
daushter of late Thomas and Allen Marsh,
of PaUrson. N J. Relatives and friends
lnvlled to funernl services, Frl H p tn..
residence of William McNestey, 2172 E. Le
hlith ave. lnt Sal . "t convenience of
family at Cedar Lawn Cem.. Pateison, N.
J Paterson poner" copv
KMIXK uer i. CLARA 1 . widow of
Harry Smith nnd daughter of tho late Wil
liam nnd Ellzibeth Fnner (nee Rlatlne).
ayod 72 Relatives ond friends Invited tn
funeral serviie. Prl 8 P, in. 1012 Earl St.
lnt private. 4 fdsr Hltl Cm
KTAHn - D,c 1. KATHERINE B.
STAHK of Elklus Park. Pa., daughter of
late Samuel W and Susanna Guthrie Stahr.
Relatives and Mends Invited to funeral serv
ices Frl 10 ii m . sister's residence. Mrs.
Mary A. lllll 41.42 N 13th t Int. private.
Mllford Union dm , Sfllford. N. J.
STORK'KS - At Palmyra. N. J. Dee. 0.
ALICE MARIE. diuEhter of Frank and
Tlllle Slorlcks. aeed 7 years 11 month t
days Ilelat'ves and frlenda Invited to
funeral Frl . 5 P. m . from parent' resi
dence. 722 Parry ave . Palmyra, N. J
Int. Morann Cem
HUDOWSjKI Suddenly, Pw t, MAT
THEW S , son of Marie and Karzlmlerr.
HudowskI Relatives and friends. Branch
10 Kasv Tol Sev Jan. Kunleco. Holy Ro
sary. M Stanislaus, emulose of, art. silk,
cotton and worsted jams. Invlifed to fu
neral. Mon ,8am, residence of parents
1"0 rttwater st Solemn requiem lilRh mass
St. Stanislaus' Church nam. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto service ,rtITM
ayjjlH j,pr in, Lai,ui,,i, . ,
widow of Anthonv Tovlor. Esq , and daush
ter of late Lawrence Johnson LS'i. Funeral
service?, residence of daughter. Mrs
Houston Dunn 4U1 S 22d et . Sat.. 11 a.
mTOMLINMN-Deo 10. 1.AC W.. hu;
band of Anaellne V Tumllnson nwd 01
lie utlves ano in 'V ,.i.i VjV.' i!i
""( 1 O R M. Purttv Circle. No 13,
it" of V : Washington tamp No 488, P, p.
f) of A Invited to funeral services. Sat .
" o in 037 lirooks ave. Int. prlvste. rto
mal'n may be viewed Frl. 8tol0pm.
TlitlMIwON at Newtown Pa Dec. P.
ANNAEl'lZAlinTH THUMPSON widow of
Samuel Thompson aued W Relatives and
friend Invited to funeral without further
"lr.Nln ' ,. .. u....... Tl Tlrn, Wuah.
u'tlce residence of Wary, B. Brown Wash
ratlin ave Newtown Pa I'rl. 2 n m.
not
Trolley for Newtown leave .renion i p. m.
'"THOMPSON --'b'e?' R. Sergeant JOHN P .
on of Mary and late John Thompson (nee
?tnlllns)f aged 30 .Relntlvoa and friends.
American Le'glonl lldq Field Artillery. 28th
nv. Invited to funeral "., s,h3"- rn.
mother's residence. 210H S. B4th St.. W
Phlla High mass of requiem St. Clement'
Church 10 a m" Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
'"THOMPSON. Third day Twelfth Month
nth SAMUEL S,. husband of Emmn, L.
Thompson aged 87 Relatives and friend
InvKeS tc i funeral. Sixth-day. Twelfth Month.
1 p. tn.. 20211 Sprure st Int. private.
TROTil At Moorestown N J . D-c. 8.
BALlllE GARWOOD TROTH, wife of Levi
T Troth aged 72 Relative, and friends.
Winona I-dge J'o Bl D of R. Invited to
ciinerat Il". 2 p. m 224 N Church t .
M,?ore.town N. V lnt Cole.town Cera.
lVi'-a. m.v eall Thlirs.. 7 tO D m
TUARLBP Dec 10 HARRIET P.
TUARLEF (nee JotieB). widow of Charle II
Varlef. Residence 3047 MacMahon ave .
PNDBBTAKEna
DEATH
Qermantown. Due notice of funeral will lie
given.
Van DCnilBneirEN Buddenty. Dee. 9,
iT1fntAPI M.. hllshan of the late KOltni W,
Van Derherchen. Relatives and friends,
employes of the Philadelphia Blectrlo Co.,
employes or
limited to the
Thompson st
I VAN I.EBr
the service, nat.. a p. m., in v.
st Int. rainier Cem.
iint n in nr-niinlt Tl.. hue.
hBnn 0( KuIa n Van Ivr Relatives and
frimds, Thomson Lodge, no. H4i.. ir. ano a.
m f Oreentree. l'a., Invited to servlee,
jrl , a p, mii roll Hsverford ave, rurther
service Malum I'.aptlst Church, Malvern,
ra , Rat , S p w Int. adjolnlnr eem.
Wll.t.Aril il Pnlmvi-a J. .1. DeC R
T.F.TITIA Wifo ef Abraham M. Wallace.
' Relatives nnd friends. Washlnalon C'amp. i
No 3. P o of A., and R.'tsv Ross Home,
D of A., Invited to funernl rrl.. 2 p. m.. I
.West Palmyra. N. J Int. M. 1. Cem. Re-
.mains fnav h vlir,1 Thllrs eve.
WEAVER Suddenly rtec 8, In . Chi
csbo III . JOHN fl., son of the late issao
and Maria Weaver Relatives and friends
Invited to serxlee. Prl . 2 HO p. m . residence
of sisters, a04 Bprlnj Oarden st , Phila
delphia lnt private.
WOMT. Pec. 11). rl.OnKNCE OET,
I.ntlH, wife of Edwin C. Wolff. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, rrl ,
2 p m . 37R3 N. 10th st. Int. private.
I.aurel Hill rem
LFIAI, ADtT.nTlsIirNTJI
fTS'KHTATi: OF l'AUI. . KINO, ilr- 1
e3 reised letters testamentary upon
'ne estate of Paul S. Klntr, dfcessed havlnit '
been a;rnnted tn Flilellts frn-t Co. all per-
sons Intlthtrd to the onld estate are reouested
.A tnua navmanr ann inna. nni'inv naima ,
'" v!.?' ,."'.';-- ;r--,;:":.
nn? htpii"n t.irird luiiioioar.
rwiTr of rnt iiaists ritAN-
fSPT;!Tl - Le1tV,l'Vfmln.stra.
lrt It, h- alAoa a-, a,. l,a...nn Kan .T.nlal
inio Ntanlian nif.rn TliitMlnir
" l 17;m7.V hvlnc'bien'iranted '
h n,.,M.n. ut. nA t-,,., r-nmranv I
estate are requested to make pnyment, and
tnose nnvinK claims u present tne same,
without d"!y tn the underslimed
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COM.
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Asa S. Wine, President.
400 Chestnut Htreat
ADMINISTRATORS.
p. Deal
741 Reit Estate Trust Wdir
i-r:iN(lTICF I'lIII.ADl'l.rlllA
I'RF..m-
1 MEN'S I'NION No. 4, J. P. P. A. IT.
oln rnrkvrny lluliainr
At Its Inst rrnrtltar meetlnr. held Novem
her 21. ll10, resolved that nn and after
December 27. 1010. that pressroom workers
would onlv bo arcepted Into membership as
new mrmera upon th Initiation fee to i
determined by the Local and International
Union This rule u subject to reversal only
n me international union
THOMAS F. DREW.
Business Representative.
XOST AND FOUND
UAO Ixvt. lsdv's overnicht hac between
Olith nnd Market sts and Old nnd Lan
caster ave., rewsrd 01B8 Columbia ae.,
Pticn" Ilelntont 607
MTlACELirr Iist. cold Eleln watch bra"i.
let on AVed mornlnir Dee 10, on ferry
boat, subvvav and Stravvhrlde's store; Inl
tlnls H. O J on back reward If returned.
721 Cooper st . Camden N. J.
NECKLACE Iist Sun evir N-tween doth
nnd Rnrucn and filth nnd Malvern heavy
cold necklace liberal reward. School for
ths mind Ovarbrnok
PIN Lost one Delta Tau Delta Traternlty
Jeveeled nln. Id small diamonds, set In
platinum, form tho border, safety clasp on
pin. Initials K II. R, ; n. M. U. on back;
lost Monday, Dee 1. somewhere In Phila
delphia; a llharnl reward will be riven for
Its return nnn Ledsep orflee.
l'LN laist, mans rold stick pin; animal
head, suitable reward. 2131 Delancey st.
Spruce 11780
POCKKTIIOOK Lost, a pocketbook contain-Inn-
papers and about tin. at North Phlla-
lantle City for New York train on Monday
iieipiun numon, vvnue cnanvinr irnm At
"cninE. noerai rewaro. .itrs c
Steln.
Hotel Ansonla. New York city.
Rtet.'r'TACT.T'S I ntt mafnlaa ,imn,,n ...
tocles Bahls restaurant nr center of
III, Innr- aaa. aau.aa r M, T .Jt r
1 ' ,""'" v tt--. ,-U "
SWEATER lost on TU
hatwaan foil 11...
ner st. and (tth A chaatnnt, rw.rri te aa.
turned to above address. T E. Harris.
vvitinr vva-i'uii laist. rold wrist watch
! Initials n. S. Is . Wednesday afternoon nel
jtween 2 nnd o'clock Kolns; to or from 8th
una ,nriiri lo (in ana Vine! reward. 81A
N 7th st.
PERSONALS
Philadelphia, Pa Dec. 8, 1019.
Miss K. Donahue.
id errs a rvennany, .vuss N.
Ralllv.
MISS M. Wfltar.l Tair
notice, that the household Cnorls mnA nip.
sonal property stored in the name of each
of ou In the warehouse of J. II, Doyle
and W. A Dojle, trading as the Conti
nental Storage Warehouses. 20th at, above
Chestnut. Phlladelnhla. will b sold tn mv
the Hen of said warehousemen against said
properly ai mo auriion nouse or a. i. irree.
man . co. inio cnestnut at.. Phlladelnh a,
'a rw'tlon thereof on December 17. 101. at
,n o'clock a m.. and the remaining portion
, ,),.., ftn n.nih.f 1a min a. a ..,.i
m.. as follows!
MRS. ft KENNEDY
Two washstands. 2 bureaus.
tables.
hooka. tc
MUSS .N naiuuT
Thirteen (13) bundles of carpet.
Ml( K UUrVAHUti
One traveling bag and contents. " paper
boxes and contents, 4 pictures, 1 btsket and
contents. 3 trunks and contents. 1 chest and
contents. 4 packages. 1 vase. 1 bundle.
china, eiass. nno-a-Drac. cioininK. nnen,
oooKs, eic.
MISS M WATERS
Ono sewlns machine. 1 oak table. 1 cur-
i . -..i., i t,. niiiau i nan ivuni
1 cutting table, 8 sad Irons. 1 Iron Holder,
1 ,'oa at, ia. 1 ateivtnc Tint. 1 chest drawers
and contents, china glass, brle-a-brao. cloth
ing linen, books etc. ,..
CONTINENTAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES
10 S. 20th St. ,
HELP WANTED FEMATaE
AND IT NEVER QUITE 30E3
ROUND GIRLS
Tho money jou saved for Christmas shop
ping I'm euro thero are a number ot
GIRLS who would like to earn more at tem
porary clerical work. COMB and see in
at onco. ready for work, and I'll be glad lo
explain It to you
Mrs Linda R. Patton
CUH.I8 PUBLISHING CO,
Employment Office
7th and Sansom U.
TiELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
PERMANENT MSITTONJ ol''w' "
YOUNG; WOMEN BUTWKLN 18 AND .3
5!! .VB.K WEEK FOR FIRST 4 .JVKBK8J
UMd 'adVac'e'ment thereafter:
SHORT HOURS
INEXPENSIVE HOT LUNCHES
COMFORTABLE REST ROOMS
SICKNESS DISABILITY BENEFITS
CAREFULLY CHOSEN ASSOCIATES
CALL PERSONALLY ANY WEEKDAY,
V.ieievvnr'.M n X M AND 3 P M.. TO
SEE MISS nYAN, 1831 ARCH ST., FH1ST
I LOOK
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PA.
BOOKKEEPER THE ACCOUNTING DE-
i-i nistHHS THE 'SERVICES OF A
Yiu'Nti WOMAN WITH BXPPHIKNCK IN
DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPING : ASK
I'lVll Ml WIKKf PPIH.lt' LEDGER CO..
tlTH AND CHESTNUT STB.
CANDY PACKER Experienced candy pack
er wanted at once. Apply Mr. Corder, 183
S 13th st
COOK First-class colored cook' aUo girl for
waiting ana cnii.Tuia.. ui icicimv.
rrnulred l'hone Brvn Mawr 470
COOK and downstairs work, or general girl,
White, no launory. I oiinr .j.pimtma oou .. .
coblt white, assist with housework: good
hOme O .PI .,11.11, a a. , v, ,......."...
COOK, white! experienced.
Call 2402 Bryn
Mawr ave num. n
GIRLS
WE REQUinB GIKI.M TO WRAP PACK.
AOESi EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
APPLY EMPI.OYMENT WUKEAU
LIT BROS.
GIItLS IN PACKINO DE1T. DRIED-FRUIT
BUSINESS! GOOD WAOES. CALI
READY I-OR WORK. 180 8. FRONT ST.
ico amis WANTED,,
OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE
IN NEW DEPARTMENT
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
LIGHT. AIRY FACTORY
DESIRABLE. STEADY WORK
32 WEEKn A YEAR
HOT LUNCHES. SERVED
AT I.EHS THAN COST
UOOD PAY EXCELLENT TREATMENT
LEARNERS PAID 412 WEEKLY
LIGGETT ft MYFRB TOtUCOO CO,
JO AWD OHTAJtlp STS.
4
unci, - wean romp. pip, i Diana, lo cnairs. 1 lorrsi i "T .
--..-- , iiw 11. uiiu uiiilciuo, 1) uuiri ssviin tTuiiiriiiii.
HELP -WAtfTBD VKXAZJI
CAMPBBLWfl BOUPS '
i:TADL,I8IIED 18C9
... OintiB AND WOMEIf , .'
MU8T nn OVER 1(1 YEARS OF AQB'J
CURLS MUST FURNISH PROOF OF Adjf,
FOR KITCHEN WORK
rREl'ARINCJ VEOETADX.158 .
MHATSBTC. f
ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WOWC
RTKADY BMTTX3TMBNT
MINUfUM flTARTINO RATB8
INCLtlllINO DONUH
:i4 AND lis FOR 48 HOURS
TIMK ND HAM' TIMB
OVKR 4 HOURS
INCRBA8KD AUTOMATICAL!
PLENTY OF OVERTI1113
JOSEPH CAMPRELL COMPANY
2D AND MARKET 8TS.
CAMDEN. N. J.
HELPERS FOR OAMTA CLAUS
Olrln wanted to help with Ledirer Santa
Claus Club work, from December lo to De
cember 24, from D to S:30, salary S12
ilarv 112 tier
week experience not necessary, but brine
reference.
Call Monday. Tuesday or Wednes-
day from 1 to 3 p.
:o ii p yn.. 01 h vjnesmt
Ruth Piumly Thompson.
seconn noor.
Glltl, for advertlslna- department of electrical
supply company; no previous ezperlenc r
quired pie
tleasant surroundlnars and irood work
In conditions Apply ElllotvLewls Kleo-
trlcal Co. 1017 Race st
HOUSE MISTRESS wanted for trrtraU
. -.,, ...-.. wn Vai..auvw. -..
anhn,. .....a. h . na
Ilt.E CLERK OIRL8 FOR
TEMPORARY WORK: COME AT ONCE.
TO QKT DUST.
CURTIS PUI1L1SHINO CO.
,
mother's helper; Protestant: rood rf,
'' ,,wllh car.' of ch.ldran;
M non" VV VOtninB'. J SO
7TII AND HANSOM HTM
SALESOIRL
for silk department: rood eppor
lunlty for the right party.
THRESHER DP.OS,.
1S22 Chestnut st.
BALE3WOMEN
WANTED TOUNO WOMEN FOB VAJUOD8
DEPTS.
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
man waobs
AFPLT EMPLOYMENT BtTRKAO
LIT BROTHERS
SALESWOMEN FOR FLOWER
iPl'LY 112 S. 12TH ST.
SHOP.
bihNOORAPHER. thorouKhly experienced,
rapid and accurate, wanted for steadr po
sition In office with pleasant surroundlnrsi
state aae, experience and salary desired by
letter nnlv. n.n.r.in.n. T. l.n.. n...!. a.
Department L. Jones. Beach i
Co.. K0 N 7th st.
STBNOQRAPHER, with dictaphone experi
ence or one wllllnir to team: permanent
position with a irood future to an alert per
son. Charles K. Cook Co.. 211-18 8. id it!.
Camden. N J
T.PISTS wanted for temporary work. Ad.
ply emplojment department. American En-
glneerlng Co.. Aramlniro A Cumberland ats
WAITRESS white, first class; wages 140
Pljono 230 ft. tio William aL. PrtnoatoiT;
WOMEN
WE REQUIRE WOMEN TO WRAP PAC1C.
AOES: EXPERIENCE NOT NECEBBAItX
, APPLY BMPI5YMENT BUREAU
a.i i unus.
WOMEN TO WORK IN PACKINO DEPT
DRIED-PRUIT nuBlNRSS Cal bbadT f
raoNTs! KOP WA0Ej- && " W 3. j
YOUNO QIRL, good education with knuwl- '
edge of typewriting and nrures: muit be , .
nulck ond alert for general work In large i
Insurance office. Apply after 11 a. ra
Hare & Chase. 800 Walnut St.
YOUNO LADIES to work In finishing de- i
partment of an engraving house; clean
work: good pay. E. A. Wright Co.. Droad ,
and Huntingdon sts. t
General
BUSINESS SE.HVICE CO.. 1118 Lend Titled
JslS.!.9G's"A,,'.t f employment rngp.. ISO:' 'f
CLERKS and typists, eeveral posltlong. j
HELP WAMTBD KAT.B
Jn textile man.. i.
ccountlnr concern
crlpnr lalnrv .n,t t
Officii. "' ' """
ACCOUNTANT, thorouirhlj- experienced In
rAft wnrlc. far nubile nrrniinlfntr nn-A.n
I Add re . stating apt, experience, salary and
i referencea. I lift. Ledger Office..
i ""vivtL, .. .,,mi. .,,,.1, ,.. .,.- ..Jllr,
A .MlaTT 1 MTfl ann(na anil ...,.. ,
vnclnelps for branch managers ' P Its tIa
-''ofrioa Drncn managcri. r lis. Led.
I ."r """" ,
: accountanth A well-known nrm
lCCOUNTANTH a wen-Known nrm ra
nulres several seniors and ssmlsenlors slin
have had public accountancy experience. Ad
dress, elvlnir age, experience and salary d
tired C 413, Ledger Otflce
AUTO TRIMMERS ON LIMOUSINHj COML
ION MAKERS: DOOR TIUMMERS AND
nLOCK HANGERS AND SEWINO MA
CHINK OPERATORS, BEST WAOR.S PAID.
APPLY IXJURY TOP .ND BODY CO..
GAUL AND ADAMS STS,
BOLTERS WANTED
6So PEH UOUTt
Husky, able-bodied men, who want
a real opportunity to get Into ship
yard trades.
Apply at the North Yard Employ
ment Office or to Mr. 1a Count,
at the State Employment Bureau,
1521 Arch at,, Philadelphia.
BOOKKIir.PllR THE ACCOUNTING DE. 1
PARTetENT Or'-nnSPHBLlC LEDQBK f
CO. DESIRES THE SERVICES OF A ,
TO TOO MAN WITH EXPERIBNCB IN ,
DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPING. ASK ,
FOR MB. WIEST. PUBLIC LEDGER CO,. Z
OTH AND CHESTNUT STB, .
BOY for office and to mn errands, between y
14 and 1(1 years of age: pleasant urround- c
Ing: good opportunity for advanctmtnt; j
hour ib:30 a. m to 8 p. m.. 10 o'clock I
Saturday. 10 per week Call Columbia,
Oranhophone Co . 40 N. ettl t.
BOY wanted for general work In larga pSlcj
excellent opportunity for advancement. Ap
ply eighth floor American Store Co., 4tb
and Noble sts. ,
POY8 WANTED.
We pay our boy from US to $18 per wek:
easy work, steady positions good opportunity,
Apply ..!. SMJTU 4 TXQB
Water and Snyder ave. ,
BOYS age 18. 'for office and hop work.
U O. I, Employment Department. 21 .
22d st.
CABINETMAKERS and all-around machine
....-a.. ..l.i vna.1 uavaa. IIkSiC.
k: good wurea: llgi
condition; group 1- f
for work, unit fJoE 5
mnA-rrt nlfintt best
nana, pieauy "via,
aaanaa AnnlV readV
miction Co., 88th and Gray ave.
CARPENTERS WANTED:. GOOD
WAGES: STEADY WORK. , AP
PLY WITH TOOLS TO JAMES
F.RICKSON, SUPER1NENDENT.
BRAN I A STUART CO . FHANIC
TORD AVE. AND BUTLER 8T.
COMPOSITORS and tone bands. Dual),
Printing Co.. Juniper ana unerry.
COMPOSITORS und atone hand. ,Pu
Printing Co.. Juniper and Cherry t. y
DECK HANDS. COOKS. WHITES IUVIMtaf
DREDOEH .38 B. DP, TtOOM, B. . , ,H
DRAFTSMAN Ono wna 1 eirper1nA'i i
textile machine vorHt Apply edplowtaJI I
i.ttat tV4.1fofra,
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