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"IS THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRES, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AFXUt, 17, 1918 Oiuich of the Holy Angels. 10 A. i Mayor's Attitude Indicates Clean-up Will Be Pretense Schwab to Direct U. S. Shipbuilding War Programme TRANSFER ROAD DREXEL RESIDENCE Scots-hen.

46SS XJnmore ave. Caroline J. Bazin. 2409 8. Sixteenth nd Howard H.

Stearns. U. S. Navy. Elizabeth Schwarfcs.

Villanova. and Charles R. Ehback. Atlantic City. N.

J. Sarah Carigan. 193S Hemberger and Harry Fisher. Tacony. Philadelphia.

Msrr M. Rodgers. 7203 Charlton end Ed-Vfard J). McLoughlin. 133 W.

Nippon st. Muriel H. Pettit. Olney. and Howard W.

Gernard. Millburn. Lena Slatkes, 612 Garrett and Samnel Stetnburg. 1415 S. Gross St.

Clara Ooorer. 1503 K. Fifth and Alter Libshitz. 645 8. Seventh st.

Bella N. Braumfeld. 2425 Napa and S-muel H. Bomenblitt. 2527 N.

Twenty-ninth. Marie ConsalvL 25 N. Stanley and Daniel J. Bradley. 3fM4 Fobom st.

Jennie Wilenchik. 1347 S. Third and Benjamin Gerseustein. 1531 S. Fifth st.

Margaret W. Harris. Chestnut Hill. and Robert Wade Dale. Chestnut Hill.

Pa. Mary Harley. 105 N. Water and James Smith. 51S Brown St.

Margaret H. Kavanaugh. 1040 Dnrfns and Vernon C. Wylie. 244D S.

Jnniper st. Florence F. Ransch. 1422 Spark and Edward S. Campbell.

1721 St. Paul st. Christine Ericssan. Bywood. and Emll Bmnander.

Hartford. Conn. Fannie Yitten. 351 Dickinson and Harry Kauffman. 1106 N.

Forty-second St. fne Oat), widow of "Cilia B. English. In her 79th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. 3B-. at her late residence. 4O10 Paul Frankford. Remains may be viewed Wed.

eyening. Int. private. North Cedar Hill Cem. ERNST.

April 15. EDWARD, husband of the late Mart Ernst. Relatives and friends invited to 'attend funeral services. 2 p. at his late residence.

3126 N. 28th st. Int. American Mechanics' Cem. EWING.

April 14. MARY LOUISE, wife of John Bwlng. Relatives and friend are invited to the services on at 2 P. at her late residence, 3014 Girard ave. Int.

private. FIE. At Richboro. April 15. PHILIP, husband of Maude McCool Fie.

aged 43. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Zion Lutheran Church. Whitemarsh. 11 A.

M. Services at residence of father-in-law. Hiram 8. McCool. Richboro.

8 P. M. FRANK. April 13, HENRY FRANK, husband of late Catharine Frank (nee Bruck). Relatives and friends, also members of Evang.

Luth. Emanuel's Church (4th and Carpenter are invited to funeral services, 1.30 P. residence. 2421 S. 6th st.

Int. private, Northwood Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. Auto funeral.

FRIEL. April 13. SARAH, beloved wife of James Friel and daughter of late Owen and Mary Trainer, late of County Armagh. Ireland. Relatives and frieudrf Invited to George E.

Pfahler Acquires Spanish Style Property From Theodore Kolisher. Railroad Buys Ground rvTRAUB April J5. HENRY 3.. VmmA husband of Louisa Strauh (nee Tetter), agea Relatives and friends. Schiller Ben.

Society: German Hancock Society; Milk Dealers, and Paper Carries' Association, and directors and members Phila. Oiiartet Club, nre' invited to attend funeral. 3 P. late residence, 3015 N. Marshall St.

Northwood Cem. Auto funerah STUMPF. April 15. GEORGE P. STUMPF.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. P. Hunter ft. (57th Lansdowne ave Int. Frankford.

Del. TALLMAN. April 15. JOSEPH, beloved husband of Mary Ulllman (nee Thomson). Relatives and friends, also members of Evening Star Lodge, No.

72. I. O. O. F.

Temple Encampment. No. 100, I. O. O.

PonemHh Tribe. No. I. O. R.

and employes John li. Stetson At-Co. (blocking invited to funeral services. 2 I. residence, 2354 Leithgow st.

Int. Greenmount Cem. Auto funeral. Remains may be viewed FVi. eve.

THOMAS. April 13. R. MARSHALL, husband of Ella Thomas (nee Lean). Relatives and friends are invited to attend fnneral.

8.30 A. from 4225 Terrace Manavunk. Requiem mass St. John toe Baptist's Church. A.

M. Int. Westminster Cem. TOWNSEND. April 15.

MARY ALICE (ne Yonker). wife of C. Thomas Townsend. in her 53d year. Due notice of funefa! will bo given, from her late residence.

Wright's read, Ter-resdale. Phila. A'ANDEGRIFT. April 15. ELLEN T.

(nie Worthingtont. wife of Mahlon C. A'sndegrift. her Cist year. Relatives and friends invited fiineral.

without, further notice. 2 from her lute residefti-e. 543 Rath Bristol. Pa. Int.

private. AA'illiara nn Cem. VAMTYKE. April 13. MARY.

widow of Thomas H. A'andyke. Relfltives and friends, Board of Managers Home for A'eterans of G. Int. iNew Cem.

NELSON. At Tnrnerville. N. April 14. PETER C.

husband of Maria Nelson, in his 79th year. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. at 1 P. at residence of his son-in-law. AVilliam Bruner.

Tur-nervtlle. N. J. Int. Chews M.

E. Cem. Train leaves Chestnut st. ferrv at 11. lO A.

M. for Grenloch. N. J. Friends may call after P.

M. NEAVBATTER. April, 16. SARAH, widow of Harry O. Newbauer.

aged 56. Funeral services and int. at convenience of family. NICHOLS. April 15, THOMAS C.

beloved husband of Mary A. Nichols (nee Owens. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from 333 Springfield Clifton Heights.

Delaware Pa. Solemn high mass of requiem St. Charles Church. Oakview. 10 A.

M. Int. St. Charles' Cem. O'CONNOR.

April 15. ELIZABETH wife of late John J. O'Connor. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

M. sharp, at residence of her son. Harrv O'Connor, 1135 W. Tioga st. Int.

privnte. Ivy Hill Cem. Auto Bervice. Friends may call 8 to 10 P. M.

O'DONNELL. April 15. DANIEL, husband of Ann O'Donoell (nee Kellv). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. at 8.30 A.

from residence of his son. John O'Donnell. 2431 E. Somerset st. Solemn mass at St.

Ann's Church, lo A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto service.

O'KEEFE. April 13. MARY wife of Thomas E. O'Keefe and daughter of late James and Mart A. mith.

Relatives and friends, also Standard Circle. No. 21. L. F.

of invited to funeral. at 2 30 P. from her late residence. 2149 S. 19th st.

Int. Odd Fellows' Cem. Friends may call AVed. eve. Auto service.

O'NEILL. April 15. MARTHA, wife of James W. O'Neill nee Maginley). und friends invited to funeral services.

P. 304 Levering Manaynnk. Int. Norriatown. 11 K.

M. PEEL. April 15. MARY wife of Samuel H. Peel and daughter of John and Agnes Hercker.

Relatives and friends. Sauquebanna. Council, No. 4S, R. of invited to funeral, 8.SO A.

M. residence. 5437 N. 2d st. High mass of requiem.

Incarnation Church. 10 A. M. Int. PETERSON.

April 14. SARAH ADELAIDE, daughter of the late Charles B. and late Marv Maxwell Peterson. Relatives and friends are invited to atend funeral services. 2 P.

at her late residence. 3354 N. 22d st. Int. private.

12. at Berne. CALArIN husband of Anna Steele Rent-schler. agel 35. Relatives and friends iuviteq to funeral servi-es.

at residence of Wesley H. Kehr. N. W. cor.

21st and Diamond 2 P. M. Int. Laurel Hill Cem. April 16.

SADIE, beloved daughter of Thomas and the late Mary Rhodes. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 9 A. from the residence of her aunt. Mrs.

Mary Dyers. 944 Monmouth Gloucester. N. J. High mass, at St.

Mary's Church. lO A. M. Int. St.

Mary's Cem. RHOADS. Fourth-month 14th. 1918. ANNA RHOADS.

in her S7tli year. Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral. Fourth-day. FourtTi-tnontb 17th. 11 A.

residence. 321 S. Orange Media. Fa. Int.

private. RI AN HARD. April 13. WILLIAM H. IUAN-HARD, husband of late Rianbard inee MacClain).

aged 78. Relatives and friends, also of AVilliam B. Hatch Post. No. 37.

G. A. and Quaker Citv No. lOO. B.

of L. invited to funeral eerv- ices. Wed-. 2 I. M-.

at late residence. 6H5 State Camden. N. J. Friends may call Tues.

eve. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. RIGHTLEY. April 15.

SADIE, daughter of Benjamin and Mary Rightlev and granddaughter of the late Daniel and Margery MeGeehan. Relatives and friends are invited to atteud funeral. 7.30 A. from her parents' residence. 2517 Ann st.

Soiemn requiem ma st the Church of the Nativity. io A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem.

Auto funeral. SAVAGE April 14. CLARA S. SAVAGE, w'fe of Ileni. F.

Savage. Relatives and friends invited to funeral service. 2.3') P. 725 N. 40th st.

Int. Private. AAest laurel Hill Cem. Friends mav call 7.30 to 9.30 P. IT.

SCriAEFER April 15. CONRAD, husband of Mntilda Schaefer and son of Conrad and late Elizabeth Schaefer. in his 4 2d year. Relatives and friends, ulso Engine Co. No.

46: Insurance Patrol. P. F. D. Relief Asso.

and Loyal Order of Mwse. No. 54. invited to funeral servii-es. 1 P.

at his late residence. 2541 S. 9th st. Int. Northwood Cem.

Friends may view remains Wed. after 6 P. M. Auto service. SCOFIELD.

April 15. JOHN hnsband of Ijnra Scofiel'l (cee Gilpint. Relative an.J friends, also St. Paul Lodge. N.

481. F. A. A. Progressive Assembly.

No. 4. A. O. M.

and employes of Phila. Poutoffi'-e. are invited to sttend funeral services. 8 P. at his late rsideace.

2705 W. Rerfca st. Int. 2 P. West Laurel Hill Cam.

SEE LEY. April 14. ROBERT son of Elizabeth and late George Seeley. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

from 3545 Stouton st. Requiem mass Chnrch of the Ascen'n. lO A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. SHETtREITT. April 15. WTLLIAAf hus band of Alma T.

Sherreitt (nee Parsons), aged 46. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 3 P. at his residence. 197 W. Baltimore v-e.

Lans-dewne. Del. Pa. Int. Fernwood Cem.

KMITH. Arril 16. ALBERT son of Edwin F. and Anna Smith, in fci3 40th year. Relatives and friends, also employes of Miller.

Beyer invited to funeral services. 1 P. residence. ST.l N. Mh st.

Int. Northwood Cem. Remains may ber lewed 8 to 10 P. M. SMITH.

April 15. LOUISA wife of late William Smith, aged 67. Relatives ami friends invited to funeral. at 7.30 A. from residence of her son-in-law.

Charles G. Klnk. 264 S. Percv t. (9th and Sannk sts.t.

Re-ouiem nig1! mase at Church of St. Alnhonsns at 9 A. M. precisely. Int.

at New Cathedral Cem. Auto service. SMITH. April 13. WINFIET.D H-.

son of late Henry and Isabella Smith, in his 21st year. Relative and fr-ends invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at residence of his sister. 826 N.

Taylor st. lut. Mt. Zion Cem. Anto funeral.

SNYDER. April 15. ELEANOR wife of William B. Snyder. Relatives ud friends are invited to service.

9.45 A. from her late residence. 2131 N. Park ave. Int.

Hillside Cem. vi funeral ear. SOMERVILLE. April 15. WILLIAM hus-baud of Lila E.

Somerville. Relatives and friends also Washington Camp. No. 71. i' O.

S. of and all other organisations of which he was a member, invited to funeral services. 10 A. M. at his late residence.

2447 N. lmh st. Int. private. Remains may be viewed 7 to 9 P.

M. ringing Iron It is a well-known fact that men of courage, men with brawn and nerve to "buck the line" and go "over-the-top" have rich red blood coursing through their veins. This blood must contain about as much iron as there is in a common railroad spike. The red blood corpuscles must be fed on iron to have that rich red color. The nerves are fed on the red blood corpuscles, so when you feel tired, worn out before the day is half over, when pimples show on neck or face, it's the danger signal, time to repair the blood cells.

It is fortunate that Dr. Pierce and his staff of able physicians at the Surgical Institute in Buffalo have found a combination of iron and herbal ex 55. at and of 10 in to P. A. 3 to of K.

and ives, invited to funeral, Tlrnn I. Home, 65th and Vine sts. Int. Monument Cem. Walters.

April 1.1. christianna Walters, aged t7. Relatives and friends Invited funeral services. 2 P. apartments Delniar J.

Colflesh. 725 N. 40th St. Int. private.

WHALEN. April 13. WILLIAM son of James and late Annie Whalen. Relatives anl friends, also P. K.

R. Relief, invited to fnneral. at 8.30 A. from his late residence. 3' 123 Mt.

Vernon West Phila. Hig i reauiem mass St. Agatha's Church at 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. WHALEN. April 14. BRIDGET. wife of Patrick Whalen.

aged 74. Relatives and friends, also V. M. Sodality of the Immaculate Condition Church, invited to funeral. 8.30 A.

residence, Boyer Germantown. Solemn high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, lo A. M. Int Holy nuicure tew. at Roebling's.

X. April 14. THOMAS son of Albert and Emma L. Wharton, aged 6 years 4 mos. Relatives and friends invited to fnneral.

2.30 P. parents' residence. 62 Main Roebling's, N. J. Int.

Bordentown Cem. WHITESIDE. April 16. HARRY ALLEN, husband of Clara c. AVbiteside and son of late Chants B.

anl Charlotte R. Whiteside. and friends invited to funeral services. 8 P. at parlors of J.

Wesley Craft Son. 2'10 Diamond st. Int. private. at convenience of family.

AVILI.HELN. April Hi. ANNA widow of late Heury Wil'heln. Residence. 2019 N.

lotn st. Diie notice of funeral iviil be given. AVOLTEJtS. At her rridencc. 2-d April 1H.

IDA. vrife of Charles A. A'd-ters. Notice of funeral will civen from Oliver II. Bair Building, lh2ii Chestnut st.

YEAGER. Suddenly. April 15. EMMA wife of John Y'eager and daughter of and late Louis J. Birch.

Relatives and fri'nd invited to funeral, at 1 P. from her late residence. 2428 S. st. (lt' and Ritner sts.i.

Inr. private at Fernwood Cem. Friends mav call AVed. eve. Anto service.

ZELLNER. At the Towelton st. and Fowelton on April 15. EVA wife cf Edward C. Relatives and friends are iavited to attend services on at 11 P.

at the Oliver II. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Iat. private. ZIMMERMAN.

April 15. JOHN. beloved biiti'iii'l cf Anua Zimmerman and son of Marv Zimmerman. Relatives and irnnds. also King David Castle.

No. H42. K. of G. E.

a.i'l emuloves of C. S. RumDii Sons, invito, 1 to attend funeral services. 12. '-'f p.

Jl bis late residence. N. AA'ater st' Inf. Northwood Cem. Friends luav call Werl after 7 P.

M. You Cannot Expect To Have a Clear Complexion By Constantly Massaging It With So-called Skin Foods or Creams, Often Rancid or Germy. Substitute Cuticura. Contrast the purity, fragrance, comfort, and com-enience of these super-creamy emollients with "beauty fads' so tiresome and expensive. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water on rising and retiring' thoroughly cleanses and stimulates sluggish pores, giving; the complexion a fresh healthy glow.

If signs of pimples, redness or roughness be present smear them with the Ointment and let it remain five minutes before bathing-. Nothing purer, sweeter or more effective for your skin and hair than Cuticura. Stmpla Each Fre by Mall. Address postcard: "Cuticura. Dept.

22. Sold eyery-wbere. Soap 23c. Ointment 25 and 50c. to the Front tracts that gives a stomach tone, fortifies the blood with iron in a form that it can be taken into the system.

You need energy and "pep" every day. You can acquire it quickly by taking "Irontic." This latest discovery called "Iron-tic," can be had at most drug stores in tablet form, at 60c the vial. Send the Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N. Yr 10c for trial pkg. if you wish to make a trial.

Men with a wallup, men who are on the front or doing their "bit" behind the lines, are men with an active liver. When they feel logy, dull, headachy, blue, and what is termed bilious, they acquire regular habits, become "regular as clockwork" from taking Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. i I 4 1)' I Continued From First Page cold defiance, of the emphatic declara- on yesterday afternoon by District At torney Samuel P. Hotan that no real or lasting improvement or elean-up could be had in Philadelphia -without the removal of one or more of the higher police authorities.

"All the police transfers will amount to nothing without removals "of higher-up police officials." said the District Attorney. nothing more than police shifts have been accomplished by the end of the week's eraee given by the government representative. Lieutenant Colonel Hatch, the result will be that the Fosdick agents, my agents, the Intorchurch Federation agents and all reform bodits will form a close alliance and finish the job." In these words the District Attorney of Philadelphia county labelled the Mayor's clean-up methods thus far as camouflage, and threatens to expose its false pretense. Mr. Rotan was referring directly to yestrrday-'s latest developments, which consisted of the transfer, apparently over the head of Director Wilson, of Lieutenant Davis Bennett, defendant in the Fifth ward murder, from the Third and Delancey streets station to Moyamensing nvenue and Dickinson streets, exchanging places with Lieutenant William Daly; Hie shiftinnr of Lieutenant Charles Kun-Ide to the Tenth and Pmttonwood streets, or tenderloin, station, exchanging places with Lieutenant Howard Laweon, who is it present under suspension.

The Mayor's announcements of the positive retention of the three principal heads in the Department of Public Safety were made at 10 o'clock last night, as be left his City Hall oftice, where, earlier in the evening, he had conferred with "Wilson and Davis together, and, later, with Robinson, in the presence of Detective Alfred I. Souder. Deprived of Real Authority Tlut whatever may be said of the causes -or influences which have made "VY ilson, Davis and Robinson immune in the police "shake-up," which the Mayor himself promised, it can be said upon the very best authority that, so far as concerns the vice probe and near-crusade, thcv have been deprived of all author-ity. Upon equally reliable authority it can said that the Mayor now has in his own possession, or where he cou'd reach if within a few moments' notice, sufficient evidence of vice conditions and police inefficiency, or worse, to blow the did off the entire Police Department and eradicate one or more of the highest police heads from the administration map. Thus far the Mayor has not called for 8.11 of that information, nor attempted make it of any actual or lasting use.

lie would go no further last night than to state that more police changes prob-fcblv would be made today, but would not Indicate the nature of them. About City it was insistently rumored that they would affect both the Central Station detective force and the district detectives attached to the various station houses. According to the Mayor, he acted partly upon the evidence presented to him by detectives from other cities, in making what police shifts thus far have been put into effect. lie would not say when, or under what prompting, he got outside sdeuths to get incriminating evidence against the Philadelphia police, which ire directed by Wilson, Davis and Robinson. is a co-defer dant with the vMayor in charges growing from the murder of Detective George Kppley in the 1'it'th ward last primary election day.

The Mayor shifted Bennett aftei de tectives from other cities were brought here. Kvid'ence now in the hands of -the Mayor corroborates charges of the Inter-Church" Federation's War Time Committee and proved it was justified in its letter to the Mayor some weeks ago, in which it declared that the police and politicians protected and profited by vice. Lieutenant Colonel C. P. Hatch, Marine Corps, knew the Mayor engaged outside detectives, he stated, and was not the least surprised at the Mayor's announcement of vice graft evidence.

Rotan Not Surprised District Attorney Samuel P. Rotan was even less surprised at the Mayor's discovery than either the Inter-Church Committee or Lieutenant Colonel Hatch. Mayor Smith refused to make any statement as to what he was going to do with the proofs of vice graft in his hands. When or how he would make an expose or whether he would make it at all, he did not answer. The Mayor did not state that the proofs of crime in his hands would be used to begin prosecutions.

The Mayor-did not consult District Atorney Rotan about his evidence. The most significant of the police shifts was the removal of Lieutenant Bennett, from the Third andDeLancey streets station. As Director Wilson had said that lie would not transfer Bennett under ar.v conditions, it was fur ther proof that Mayor Smith had gone over the head of Director ilson. The transfer was ordered by Superin tendent James Robinson after a conference with Bennett at his office. Bennett had just come out of the Court of Quarter Sessions where he pleaded not guilty before Judge Carr, when arraigned on the indictments growing out of the Fifth ward murder.

In one case the Mayor and Bennett are charged together with others for conspiracy to violate the Shern law against the use of the police in politics, although the Mayor has been granted a separate trial. Bennett Not Worried Only removals of higher up9 and punishment for those protecting and profiting by crime will amount to anything in the opinion of Mr. Rotan. In juxtaposition with Mr. Rotan's comment, the views of Lieutenant Bennett himself on his removal wcrrj significant.

He said: "The change makes little difference to me. I am an officer and will do my duty wherever I am assigned." "It was upon the basis of my own investigator's reports that I have repeatedly stated that police and politicians -were profiting by protection of vice dens in this city said Mr. 'Rotan. "Just at, the time that my evidence was approaching the point when I could have made a lot of arrests, the Fos-dick-Daniels report came along and up--sct my plans. My evidence was not at the time so complete as to make sure of convictions.

"But this thing Avill not be permitted to go up in political smoke. All the police transfers will amount to nothing without removals of higher up police officials. I will not say I mean Director, assistant director, superintendent, captains or lieutenants when' I say removals, but I do not mean sergeants and patrolmen. "If nothing more than police shifts have been accomplished by the end of the week's grace given by the government's representative, Lieutenant Colonel Hatch, the result will be that the Fosdick agents, my agents, the Inter-church Federation agents and all reform bodies will form a closer alliance and finish the job." Consistently with Captain Callahan's statement that he was opposed to segregation and quarantine, followed by the Mayor's approval of that idea, the vice squad system of quarantine by policemen in civilian clothes was taken awav. The two to six men who have been supposed to be maintaining a quarantine or cer-fain souares where disorderlv houses were thick disappeared from their usual A more sweeninar chance was the restoration of all the patrolmen in the district to the beats they had two or three weeks ago when they were, shifted about bv orders of Captain Jvenny Isaac Deutsch.

the Fifth ward political leader, charged with Bennett and others OI conspiracy to muruer in me j-iiLn ward nrimarv election and who stood mute, refusing to plead when arraigned before Judge Carr, seemed to be more affected by his friend Bennett's transfer Continued From First Page tion of vice president and that of General Manager. "Sir. Schwab will have complete supervision and direction of the work of shipbuilding. He agreed to take up the work at the sacrifice of his personal wishes in the matter. Hi 3 services were virtually commandeered.

His great experience as a steel maker and builder of ships has been drafted, for the Nation." Chairman Hurley made It clear that Mr. Schwab is to have a free hand in carrying out the Shipping Board's building programme. The board, will continue direction of policies and will determine the number and character of ships to be built. After a programme has been decided upon it will be Mr. Schwab's task to put it through, and in this he will have unlimited authority and lesources.

It was said that in the brief conferences held today details of organization weie not discussed, and that the question of Mi-. Schwab's salary was not taken up. Mr. Schwab is the fifth man to be put in charge of the Shipping Board's building programme, but his appointment was attended by none of the friction which marked some of the previous changes in management. The suggestion for the appointment of a practical builder of national prominence came this time from the Shipping Board itself, and Mr.

Hurley chose Mr. Schwab. First of all was wanted a man who could inspire the yard owners and workers with the supreme im- poriance or ounamg snips as last as they can be turned out. Mr; Schwab's genius for getting the best out of the men with whom he is associated and in this connection a Fleet Corporation official recalled the story that Schwab never employed a man he could not praise together with his record of achievement in developing the Bethlehem Steel properties, brought unanimous annrov-al in tht Aboard of his selection as the man for the place. Mr.

Schwab was in Washington all last Sunday conferring with Mr. Hurley, Mr. Piez and others. Last night Mr. Hurley was at the White.

House for more than an hour outlining the steps proposed to President Wilson, who gave the chairman's suggestions unqualified approval. Announcement of Mr. Schwab's appointment was made after he had been thanked bv the President for sacrificing his personal, interests and inclination to accept the position. Exact division of authority between Mr. Schwab and Mr.

Piez has not yet been discussed. In general, however, Mr. Schwab will have charge of construction, with no restrictions on put ting into c-iiect whatever measures lie thinks will turn out ships. Mr. Piez will continue to carry the burden of administration of the Fleet Corporation, such as contracts, legal questions and all the multitudinous details arising from the expenditure cf hundreds of roiliioits of dollars.

May Be "Dollar a Year" Man Mr. Schwab and Mr. Piez will fpend Thursday in conference to familiarize the Director General with the' status of the shipbuilding piogramme. Officials were inclined to think that Jir. r-cnwno new position win rot re quire the severance of his industrial connections, inasmuch as he will be concerned solely with the construction of ships and will have no part in letting contracts in whidi some of his interests might benefit.

As chairman of the board of directors of the Bethlehem Steel Corpoiation and allied concerns has been in control of about one-third of the shipbuilding in the United States. His salary as Director General of the Emergency Fleet Corporation was not one of the things which Mr. Schwab discussed while in Official professed tonight not to know what he would be paid, but it was believed he would become one of the small army of a year" men who are contributing their services to the country during the war. ACCUSED OF ARSON Berks County Man Jailed on Charges of Burning and Robbing Special to The Inquirer. READING, April 1G Arson and burglary are the serious charges upon which George Ilatt, 21 jears old, of Fritztown, this county, was arrested today by State policemen and, after a hearing befote Magistrate Schwartz, was brought to Reading and committed to jail in default of bail.

Hatt ia assuced of having: pet fire to the home of Charles Matz, at Fritztown, on Sunday morning to hide a robbery and then giving the alarm and pretending to assist in saving the burning house. When arrested a loaded revolver and a knife were found in his possession. The Matz home was robbed during the absence of the family. Bed clothing was torn apart and carpets were ripped up in the search for money. None was found.

Kerosene from a lamp was then spread over the floor and a match applied. The fire waa extinguished before much damage was dene. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Ella 'White. Conshohocken. and Jacob Moyer.

Norristown. la. Laura M. Irwin. Chester.

and Frank R. Ma go wan. 1425 S. 22t.h st. Edna I.

Bover. 2400 N. 17th and Chester A. Billedoux. 'Pennsgrove.

N. J. Frieda Descount. 432 Snyder and Joseph Hoffman. 2433 S.

Sheridan st. Elizabeth A. Henderson. 214 N. 12th and Clarence T.

Smith. 2738 N. 12th st. Sue K. Melr.er.

3o43 Berks and Israel E. Weisner. 1731 33d st. Cemia Winston. 530 Kenyon and Grov-er P.

Pavne. 5630 Kenyon st. Mary Wazindger. 2624 Clearfield and Laurentz I. Seiner.

2020 Stella st. Margaret Kaue. 6045 Ixicust and Leo P. Coone.v. 549 N.

23d st. Kathervn Frvr. 4409 Silverwood and Saureico Chapka. 127 st Anna R. Cubot.

Phoenixville. and Willis B. Caffey. Camp Hancock. Ua.i Inez Catler.

Cleveland. and Arthur S. Sandison. Moherly. Mo.

Maria Beuish. 2311 Orthodox and Lawrence Guntura, 226 E. Wildey st. Gertrude A. Marley, 2213 E.

Adama and Frederick J. H. Pladeck. 2131 Vine St. Ella Parker.

1913 Cuthbert and Edward Jordan. 2110 Commerce st. Mary A. McGroary. 102S S.

Paxson and John F. Gallagher. 162 Latimer st. Bessie Antron. 1618 S.

Alder and James Blackman. 1618 N. Alder st. Annie Roberts. 1216 Fairmount and George W.

Johnson. 1216 Fairmount ave. Ada Wilkinson. 5536 Orowson and Robert C. Hopkins.

2124 Thorp lane. Esther Hill. Wilmington. and John Castoa. 2123 Manton st.

Susan Petrusky. 1614 Melon and Eujrene Conlin. 1533 Oakdale st. Winnie Haston. 346 S.

Smedley and Thomas Reeves. 1043 Lombard st. Mary C. Parker. Bryn Mawr.

and John J. Hall. 3903 Filbert st. Mabel H. Sellers.

2326 N. 7th and Francis Stevenson. 4722 Rosehill st. Cecilia Karpinska. 3185 Edgemont and Alfons Bunkowski.

3236 Fi. Gaul st. RoseUe Rubin. 2106 N. 9th and Leonard 2530 S.

Percy st. Edna D. Buonert. Baltimore. and Joseph C.

Doughty. 5718 Pemberton st. Laura Rozanska. 4632 Milnor and Thorn as Matukanis, 4641 Stiles St. Harriet A.

McKee. 706 Cumberland and Alexander L. DeLnca. 113 N. Camac st.

Mjllicent Butler. 1238 Fitzwater and Charles Heinson, 213 Clifton st. Mamie Hurley, 1328 S. Warfield and Herbert Singleton. 1328 S.

Warfield St. Emily V. Sailer, 523 N. 41st and Walter EL Tront, 523 N. 41st St.

Veronica M. Martin, 3705 Brown and Daniel Maguire. 3705 Brown st. Sarah M. Johnson, 1524 N.

Hutchinson and Hugh McGhee, 1524 N. Hutchinson St. Ella H. Delmone, 220 S. 50th and William F.

McNeice. 5459 Cedar ave. Millie Gelletta, 1439 Montrose and Frank Staiano, 1150 S. 8th st. Margaret Ralls.

1822 N. 21st and Herbert Mikens, 1849 Ringgold st Annabelle Davies, 293a N. Philip and Daniel New. 138seberry st. Rosina Bechi.

925 S. 7th and Giovanni Ciocco, 1121 Christian st. Mary Grabowsky, 2662 Richmond and Ignitz Meminski. 3139 Edgemont 6t. Emilv G-.

Ginger. 1020 Shackamaxon and James E. Davis. 916 Shackamaxon st. Annie Wilson.

S. Opal and Francisco Gonzalea. 180 Filbert st. Mabelle A. Beck.

2729 Locust and Arthur L. Brunelle. 3729 Locust st. Minnie Gunest. 4611 J.

Camac and Rudolph J. Ernest. 1625 Green st. Maria Brigidi. 3012 N.

21st and Pasquale Giallionardo. 3012 N. 21st st. Rosa Bene. 467 Lyceum avenue, and Paul BeeaL 1551 N.

Orkney st. Jeneveive Mazzarella. 781 S. 6th and Alfonso Fleisi. 181 S.

6th st. Theresa Orlando. 1008 Passynnk and Bernardio Bozzie. 704 S. Marshall at.

Assinta Cerrutt: 61 Carpenter and Vito Gallone. 1356 Unity st. Lacy Martinelli. 1426 Beulan and Tony Lombardo. 1424 S.

loth st. GetOe Sack. 1638 S. 7th and Raphael Gantz. 1419 S.

Beulih St. Margaret Connor. 3609 Soring Garden and Dr. John R. V.

Wolfe. Is'orristown, Pa. alay Carter. 4653- Limaore and lllilx to Flehtner. April 15.

1918. 4 lots, each 15.0 x70. mtgs $7600. nom. OXFORD AVE.

s. 364. 4 ft Loney. 153.1:xirreg: P. R.

s. ft Lone v. 502.10xirreg Dean to Mathers. April 12. 1918.

nom. PALLAS, bh Bradley to Patten. March 26. 1918. 15x50.

nom. PENNSGROVEv 346 Albreeht to Greenherg. April 10. 1918. 15.9x67.

mt $1300. RANDOLPH. s. 70 ft Carpenter Phila Co to li Breslaw, April 5, X'JXS. 2 lots, each 13x77.6, $3S0O.

REACH. 3447 A Brown to A Potter, April 9. 1918. 14.10x67.4, nom. RF.KSE.

4216 Maiser to Hoersch, Arpil is, 14.4x61.6, nom. uaGEXT. 6302 Le Webb to Tandy, April 11. 191s, 13x90, mtge $1800, S1400. RITNER.

1624 Kolb to McAuliffe, April 12. 191b. loxbO, $U50. SALFliRD, 45 iS Oberstadt to Reu, April 12, 1918. 15.sX64..

mtges $21uO, nom. SELTZER. 127.6 ft Tulip, Seltzer. 1:9.6 ft Tulip, 1x38; Seltzer, 163.0 ft Tulip, 24x38; iellzer. 8, 1S7.64 ft lulip.

24x34 IS Stevenson. Jr. to Phila Reading Rwy Co, April 12. 1918. $2750.

SIXTV-FLUST, 2.8 Saidel to Past-ner, April 15. 1918, 15x8 1. 6, mtge $22uO, nom. THIRTTETH, 1450 Vonneda to Von-neda, April 11. 1918.

15x60, nom. TUIRTl'-SEOOND, 2141 Patrowich to Davis. April 13, 1918, 14.9x72., mtge $25tMi, nom. TIOGA. 925 Deitrich.

Jr. to Settle, March 4, 191S, 14.3xb7. mtee TIOGA. 2341 Uvinpston Hopkins, April 15. 1918, 16x97.8, nom.

TWELFTH. 1933-35-37 A Scenpapieco to II Pfeffer. March 23, 1918, each 16x65, mtge $7500. nom. 'i'WKLFTH.

li27-29-31 A Carapellotti to Pfeffer. MarcU 29. 191S, ea. 16x65. mtges $7501, noin.

TWENTY-FIRST. 2164 Jones to Henry, March 18, 1918, 16x96, mtge $3600, nom. WALTON, 4901 Dickerson to Henry, April 15, 1918. 2Oxl05, nom. WAN AM A KKH, 246 A Fable to Weinsteiu.

April 15. 1918, 14x71. mtge $1300. nom. ANA MAKER, 234 Graf to Welnstein.

April 15. 1918, 14x71. mtge $1700, nont. WASHINGTON. 5S10 Everyman to A Waugh, April 13, 191S.

mtce $35X. $2500 ATKINS. 221 1 MrCormack to Mc-Corinack. April 10. 191 S.

15x47. $4S. nom. ELLENS. 215 Holt to Swouoda.

April 13, 1Mb, 20x112.6. mtge $25O0. noiu. WIIJjlUVS. li Evans.

Jr. to 1 Townsend. Arril 3. 191b, 15.1xisl.6, mtge $26UO, noin. WlSHAItX.

148 A Malachcowski to Grater. April 13. 1918. 14.2x49. nom.

WOLF, 1229 Shetzline to Soren-een, April 1. 191S. noui. DAILY SUMMARY At the Recorder's office yesterday the following were recorded: Deed. 14: mortgages.

89: assignments of mortgages. 13: releases of mortsage. 12. Jish consideration. mortgage consideration.

S149.150: gruund rent consideration. Slim: on a 6 per ceut. basis amounts to Mortgages Recorded Burwell. W. to Hunting Park Sc 3527 Carlisle $1700 Bl.ich.

A. to Arcade Asso. 1249 Pt Breeze 270- Breslow. 1. to Phila Co.

Randolph. () ft tnx-nter 2bOJ Catena. to Harp II Asso. 1108 McKean st 200J Conger. F.

to Dili-'ent Jb Asso. 1110 56th st -OO Carapellotti. A. to All Phila Asso. 12tii st.

etc 300 Ccittick. l. to Park lew 4e Asso. iMJ Hadfield Di trregori. i.

to Home Ties Asso. ISIS Carlisle Drumueiler. L. to New Olney Assa. 4-4 I ranklin Eyre.

A W. to Home Bldg Society. Oakland. 69 ft iuches Orthodox Fruscio. to Home Ties Asso.

1820 Carlisle Fullerton. A T. to Brotherhood Asso. 5sl5 Lerchwood Firth. T.

to It Kirmse. 311S st Fry. U. to lenna Aiso. No 2.

4701 9th st Golden. A S. to Brotherhood Asso. 1449 Venango Hopkins. M.

to rptrwn Business Men's i Asso. 2341 Tioga st Hoist. R. to Wilton i Asso. Carpenter Hoersch.

M. to icneral Missionary Society, etc 4216 Keese Hoers-h. A. to Hoersch. 3963 Franklin Hurevitz.

M. to Integrity 1. A Co. Fkd ave and Orthodox 110O I 1700' 1000 2500 1700 1200 120 20O0 1S0O 2O00 1750 1205 1300 Havens. II S.

to Henkel. 931 Bntler 14X Johnson. P. to Bulletin Asso. 299 tt 4 in Jackson 1100 Kellv.

D. to Commercial Asso. 56 Uubv 10OO Kennedy. J. Jr.

to Arcadia Asso. S32 5Hth st Koopertnan. L. to Iav and Night Asso. 1618 Franklin st Link.

E. to Tabor Asso. Franklin Link. F. to Genl Sheridan 25S Wellens 3o00 15O0 loon 14 12rt3 isid Asso.

A sso. Lerro. G. to Benefactor 1625 Latona Matlack. J.

to Combined 2i3 9th st. etc Mayer. A. to Industrial T. 426U Sth st Madden.

A A. to Lehigh Ave Asso. Allegheny. 189 ft C- st Asso. 13.603 Co.

20O3 4 Ij iu Wr 2OO0 Mnrrhv to Fairmount Ave Ac Asso. 4241 9th st 1000 Muller. E. to Central Tioga Asso. 4829 16th st llOO Mathers.

B. to Westmoreland Asso. Oxford ave. 364 ft in Lonev. etc 18.000 Matthews.

J. to Robt Blum Asso. 4731 Edmund 1300 Montgomery. M. to Mutual Friends Asso.

4009 6th St. etc McAnliffe. C. to St Monicas Asso. 1624 Ritner Mr-Donouiru.

I J. to South End 2321-3 Lambert Potash. P. to New Amsterdam Asso. 4651 11th st Pastner.

L. to IVnevyezh 208 01st Pratt. B. to Park View 5000 1600 3400 1000 13O0 llOO 2500 70OO 1000 1500 1S03 Asso. L.

Asso. Asso. 5517 Hadfield Rogers. A. to Harrowgate Asso, 504 45th st Robinson.

G. to Diamond Asso. 127 Nippon, etc Robins. W. to Park View Asso.

5530 Hadfield Speigel. B. to .1 Briggs. 8th st. 2S4 ft Porter Sorensen.

P. to Penna etc. Wolf. 230 ft 12th st Schreiber. O.

Jr. to North Star Asso. 1524 58th st 3600 Scannaoieco. A. to All Phila Sc Xj Asso.

1933 12th st. etc Simon. C. to Radley. 15tU st.

112 ft Lindlev Sanitzky. S. to Stechert Asso. 5517 Delancey Steinberg. V.

to Fuld. Clearfield. 36 ft Jasper, etc Seeger. B. to 3d Goethe Asso.

6228 Ogontz 3000 45O0 1000 750C 10OO 1000 iSeelev. S. to McGarry. ooli Chew Stewart. A B.

to Lutz. fe cor -55th and Walnut .10,000 Stankewicz. J. to Garfield Asso. 2627 Iai.isoTi I Smith H.

to 6 II Hagerman. 1324 Russell 1400 Tandy. AV L. to Tark View Asso. Recent looo Townsend.

T. to Green Hill Asso. Willows. 91 ft 11 in 56th st liUU Tuckerman." E. to Home Buyers' Li Asso.

3819 Bouvier. etc 54O0 TYoland. M. to Indiana Ave A i rt vrr St. etc eooo 1200 120O 1000 1300 Vonneda.

J. 'to Hurt. 1450 30th 1200 Wilson. W. to Regular a sc i asso.

136-8 Cumberland Weber. R. to Park lew Asso. 5515 Hadfield Winterberger. A.

to Conservation B. Asso. Montgomery. S3 ft 4 20th st Camden County Transfers Collinswood. 25 Stiles ave Earl Lip- Audubon, lot 11.

9. plan New add. to Audubon Wm Leacock to John Ellefsen et ux. $1150. Andubon.

lot S. Sec 1 plan New add to Audubtko Andrew Doughty to William Leacock. $30. Delaware Twp. tract 28 and part of 27.

plan Deer Park Farms Georee II Hastings et a Is to Charles Huneke. $95K. Winslow Twp. l1 acres of lane rnental Real Estate Co to Charles Camaroto. $2686.

4o. Delaware Twp. lot 4 of William's plan Eliza a nl Ronrn. fireen. $250.

East Magnolia, lois o. ot. rec plan Shaw Town Gilbert Shaw to William Henry White. $10O. Harrington, lot 12.

Sec 21. plan Toroltnson Gill Sarah Jones et al. exe'rs. to Walter Eugels et ux. $150.

Woodlynne. 202 Parker ave Ella I Price et al to Mabel A Rockhill. S30O. Waterford Twp. 5 acres of land at Atco Mary Davis et al to Emma Harris.

$10. Audubon, lot 8, Sec B. Beckley's plan Snt-van Farm Realty Mortgage Co to Martin Krantz et ux. $150. HnddonBeld.

West End ave. 175 ft Redman ave Winfleld Ay res to Edward Rafferty. $l2O0. Camden. 1139 Kenwood ave Ratcliffo Weitz-man Co to George Devoe et ux.

THE PORT Folloicing the request of the United St at Government. The Inquirer until further' notice vrtll publish only gueh information concerning the movements of vessels as is al'proved by the Washington authorities. PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, April 17 Snn Rises 6.20 A Sun Sets 7.39 ITip-h Water Philadelphia l.Zl A SI and 7.57 4.02 A and 4.32 Reedy Island Breakwater Low Water Philadelphia Reedy Island Breakwater 2.03 A and 2.34 2.08 A and 2.44 11.19 A and 11.37 8.26 A and S.31 I Bay and River News Delaware Breakwater, April 16. Weather. 2 M.

W. 1 muea, partly cloudy, emoky. bar 30.10, i The detached brick Spanish-style house on the north sidev of Drexel road, 240 feet east of Sixty-sixth street, was purchased yesterday by Dr. George E. Pfahler through the William H.

Wilson Company from Theodore Kolisher for approximately $35,000. The property has eighteen rooms, four baths and is erects ed on a lot 1128 by 150 feet. It was acquired by Theodore Kolisher last year froin the same brokers. After a garage is erected the residence will be occupied by the purchaser. The three-story brick and stone house at 41.1 South Forty-sixth street, on a lot 22 by 110 feet, has been conveyed by Clarence K.

Siegei to William S. Yarnell for a nominal consideration and a mortgage of Unfinished, this property was assessed at $8000. Lewis H. Parsons has sold to Joshua Mat lack sixteen two-etory dwellings at 2001 to 2633 North Ninth street. These properties are erected on a total lot 232 by 57 feet and are assessed at ooiOO.

Sale was made through Jacob Marbin for a nominal and a ground rent of $900. The thrp-storv brick rvside-riee at WXSTJ Carpenter street, on a lot 21 tT HO feet, baa been sold by Hilda M. Oallaeher to Loms Hoist, for a nominal sum and a morUraKe of S4250. Assessment foftOO. Title to the three-storv brick residence at r04 South Fortv-Bfth street was couveyel yesterdav bv John MKJarrev to Cora M.

Jl-ers. This propertv is hnilt on a lot 16 by llo feet, find is assessed at Four two-stnrv knsi'S at and 5r.2 Hadfleld street, standing on a lot. each 15 bv have been transferred bv Georae C. Allen to Charles 1'ratt. Henrr It.

Weber. Charles AA. Kobbins and John r. Chittiek. rsneerivel' These dwell-inss are assessed at $o2X each.

The Philadelphia Readine Railway lias purchased from John li. Stevenson. six lots on the sonth side of Selteer street west of Tnlip. Kacli lot is assessed at $10O. Glvndon Priestman has sold for Wayne V.

Ttts the two-storv. modern corner resident. 4fOl Pulaski avenue, to Mary E. Kerens. The property was held for sale at SGOOO.

Richard P. Fowell has sold for Martha Tra-nian the two-story dwelling. 57 NortU Fifty-sixth, street. Leases Negotiated Ljeberman Axilbnnd have leased the entire first floor and basement in the three- story buildiner. 832 Arch street, to the Gen-t eral Fireprooftne Company, of Younestown.

Ohio, for a loos term of years at a rental not disclosed. After extensive alterations are completed, the new lessees will occupy the premises as their Philadelphia headauarters. This lease was negotiated for the account of the Dobson Ketate. Building News Lpltov B. Rothschild, architect, is preparing plans for a two-story store and apartment building to be erected at 1213 and 1215 East Chelten avenue for S.

Goldfard. It "will be 4 feet wide by 0O feet in width, and of brick and stone. A. Itnymond Raff has been awarded the cop-tract for a one-story brick, steel and hollow-tile machine shon to te erected at Corn-wells, for Badenhausen Boiler Cum-nar v. Plans are being prepared bv Philip Mm for alterations aDd additions to the bank building at Broad street and Erie avenue for the Philadelphia Trust Company.

William J. (Jmhler Company is estimating on plans for a two-story brick factory bnildiug to be erected at Germantown. Private plana. Building Permits Issued R. T.

Mollov. erect open lumber she1. 57 by ftO feet, at Montgomery avenue and Beach street, for Stroud Wileus: cost 12500.) M. Yellin. alterations to store and dwelling at Erie avenuo and Broad street for Walter Uabel: cost S400.

Jacob Sineer. additions to dwelling at 325 Manton street: cost $3uu. Wilson i. iill. repair fire damage to dwell-iue at 501 West Mt.

Pleasant avenue; cost $sno. Samnel R. Detwiler. alterations to dwelling at 1734 North Thirteenth street, for William K. Reed: cost S300.

McKain Hart, erect one-story garage. 10 by 21 feet, hrick. in the rear of 1425 Olnev avenue, for Mai Hester: cost 552. Fred A. Havens, build garage, one story.

47 bv 14. brick, in the rear of S24 Soring street, for city of Philadelphia: cost John liaizle Iron Works, erect iron nre ee-cane at 213 South Tenth street, for Thomas Me vers: cost S650. Nicholas AVeMv Company, alterations and additions to store and dwelling at southeast corner of Sixtv-fourtu and Vine streets, for Frank DI Berardiuo: cost $12,000. Edward Harris, additions to shop at 2C6 North Tliirtv-second street: cost S500. Real Estate Transfers All instruments left for record, to April 8 are ready for delivery.

centre. 200 ft Yi Seminole Industrial I Co to Ferguson. April 15. 1918. 170x108.

BOULEVARD. 816 TJ Dickinson to Burk. Dec 24. 1917. 22x122.8.

nom. KOCVIER. s. 248.6 ft Pike Williams to fi April 3. 1M.S.

lots, ea 15.6x80. mtges $14,400. nom. BOCVIER. s.

291.3 ft Montgomery itsweuer to Good. April 15. 1915. 15.7x78. lO.

mtge S250C. nom. BRISTOI 70S L. SHfer to Elliott. April 13.

1918. 14x50. nom. BITKXE1X 2242 Simon to John- sou. Annl 4.

191 s. 14.2x00 $7S. nom CARLISLE. 1818 I Somers to G- Di Gregono. April 12.

191S. 14x46. nom. To fi Froscio Carlisle. 1820 S.

14x46. pom. CARPENTER. 6035 II Gallagher to Hoist. April lO.

1918. 21.7x110. mtge nom. CHELWTNDR. R112 3 Owens to Balses.

April 15. 1918. 25xlOO. nom. CLIFFORD.

3126 White to Gerson. April 16.2x90. mtee $2500. nom. D.

3118 II Usher to I Firth. April 1. 1918. 14x50. DELANCEY.

5517 Berger. Jr. to Sa mitzky. April 12. 1918.

15.8x60. mtge $2200, nom. EIGHTH. 2414 Co.vle. Sr.

to Speigel April 5. 1918. 14x60. nom. EIGHTH.

s. 473 ft Hunting Park ave Ward to Mayer. April 15. 1918, 15.0x51. nom.

ELEVENTH. 4651 Mofftar to Pot- tasu, April 3. 1918. 15xtio. mtge SZiW.

nom FIFTEENTH. 5111 Radley to Simon. April 1. 1918. 23x88.8.

nom. FIFTY-FOURTH. 1327 Le Dcngler to A Jones. April 9. 1918.

15.1x80. mtges S3300. nom. FIFTY-EIGHTH. 1524 Campbell to Schreiber, Jr.

April 12. 1918. 22.8J.ixl00.1O!&. nom FIFTY-EIGHTH. 1405 Gilbert.

Jr. to Marcovitz. April 1. 1918. 21x82.

mtges $3000. nom. FIFTY-EIGHTH AND CARPENTER. cor Schlorer to Kennedy. Jr.

April 12. 191S 16.3x74. nom. FORTY-FIFTH. 504 McGarvey to Rogers, April 12.

1918. 16x110. mtge $5000. nom. FORTY-SIXTH.

413 Siegei to Yarnall. April 13. 191S. 22x110. mtge $6500.

nom. FRANK FORD AVE. 6 and Orthodox, Center to llurevnz. April 12, 1S1 19.11ixl57.2i. mtge $20,000.

nom. FRANKLIN. 4S1 Bauerle to link. April 12. 1918.

15x61. mtge $2200. nom. To Drumneiler Franklin. 4804 N.

15x 61. nom. FRANKLIN. 3963 Hoerscn to A Iloersch. April 13.

1918. 15x63. nom. UAY. 1TO-7Z to I swaiia.

April 0. 1918. 42.Uix94.5. nom. GIKAKD.

8. 90, K5. 120 ft 61st. ea 15x50: Girard ave. s.

165 ft 61st. 15x50 Naughton to A rsaugnton. April 1Z. 1918. mtge $8O0.

nom. GREEN WAY AVE. R531 Stern to Gray. April 9. 1918.

16x80. nom. GROVER'S AV1. s. 8 W-tn An derson to A Allaun.

April 11. 1918. 5Ux 117.6. nom. HADFIKLD.

5ol7 li Allen to hJ Pratt, April 12. 1918. 15x65. mtge S2O00. $1500.

To II Weber Hadfield. 5515. 15x65. mtge $20X $15O0 To Robins Hadfield. 5530.

15x63.6. mtge $2OO0. $1500. To I Chittiek lladheld. 0032.

lix63.6. mtare S2000. $1500. HARPER. 2737-39 Storey to Schill.

April 3. 191R. ea 14.4x35. nom. ISEMINGER.

2627 Raymond. Jr. to McDougall. April 11. 1918.

14.2x50. $66. nom. ITHAN. 1918 fi Kaul to Schick.

Anril 12. 1918. 15x63.6. mtges $2000. nom.

LiAWttWlKiu Am, twin A Uallagner to A Fullerton. April 13. 1918. 15.7x80, mtge nom. LATONA.

1625 Paeittl to Lerro. April 15. 1918 15xirreg. $1725. MADISON.

2627 Matnszewski to Stankiew. April 13. 1918. 14x66.7. nom.

MARSHALL. s. 307.3 ft Master Albert Ehle to Wagner. April 15. 1918.

17x86.10, nom. MeKEAX. 1108 Molettieri to Catona. April 13. 1918.

16x66J8. nom. MERCY. 52 CoeteUo to Perri. April 10.

1918. 13.8x45. nom. Same sold Perri to A Rekosi. April 10.

1918. nom. MORRIS. 312 Braslaysky to A Cramer. April 9.

1918. 16.1xJrreg. mtes S2O00. nom. NAPA.

10O5 Arnold to Silverman. April 15. 1918. 15x45. mtg $1700.

nom. NINTH. 2603 to 2633 L. II Parsons to Marbin. April 8.

1918. 232x57. $900. nom. Same sold Marbin to Matlack.

April 12. 1918. $900. nom. NINTH.

a. 18 ft Huntingdon. 232x57: Sutherland ave. 400. 6O0.7 ft I Naval Asylum.

26th ward. 307 ft to Schuylkill River: Barnwell. s. bet Pine and Ixmbard. 94x290: South Penn sanare.

74 ft 15th. 26x75. South Penn square. s. 10O ft 15th.

14x12 Parsons to 31 if Parsons. Jan 31. 1830. nom. NINTH.

4701 Crawford. Jr. to Fry. April 13. 1918.

J7.6x20.3J,4. mUc $4500. nom. OGONTZ AVE. 6228 TI Minges to A Reeoer.

April 11. 1918. 16x97. mur S240O. nom.

ONTARIO. s. 3L9 ft KJo Ullmaa DIED ABBOTT. April 14. ALVIXA.

widow of Theodore Abbott, aged 09. Relatives and friends iDvited to funeral services, on at 2 P. at her late residence. 2004 N. 12th st.

Int. private. ADAMS. Stiddenlv. at his home.

The Bel-gravia. 1811 Chestnut April 15, J. HOWE ADAMS, son of late Charles and Amanda M. Adams, in his 7tith year. ReIa-tives and friends invited to services.

2 P. at Oliver H. Bair Building, 1820 Chestnut t. Int. private.

Friends may view-remains Wed. eve. AG NEW. April 15. EDWARD husband of Helen Agnew (nee Warfelj.

and son of Henry P. and Elizabeth Agnew. Relatives and friends, also Progress Lodge. No. F.

and A. are inited to attend funeral services, 2 P. at the prlor of George W. Barrett. K.

cor. Park and Lehigh aves. Int. Hillside Ceti. Bemains may he view 6 to 10 P.

M. Auto funeral. Reading papers please copy. April 15. CHARLKS CCSTIS.

youngest son of Catharine Adelaide and the late James Anderson. Relative and friends. Jerusalem Lodse. No. 503.

F. and A. are invited to attend funeral. 1 P. M.

t-recisely. from his mother's residence. 2845 Frankford ave. Int. Mt.

Peace Cem, ASH TON' April 14. ABRAHAM, husband of Margaretts Ashton (nee Wolfi. in his 7th year. lielatives and friends, also Morning Glory Ciub. invited to funeral servicas.

1 P. at his late residence. 155 E. Allen t. Int.

North wood Cem. Remains may be viewed after 7 P. M. A TACK. April 13.

WILLIAM T. A TACK, aged 76. Relatives and friends, also employes of Joseph Bromley 4th and Iehigh Penna. Assembly. No.

3. A. O. Excelsior Lodse. No.

4K. I. O. O. 1.

are invited to attend funeral services, at his late residence. N. Sth Thursday. 2 P.I. promptly.

Friends may call after 4.30 P. M. Int. Hillside Cem. ACsSSPUTJNG.

April 16. FANNIE, beloved wife of loader Aussprun. Relatives and friends, also Krakauer Cbevra Barbsrosso No. 133. K.

of are Invited to attend funeral services. at 2 P. M. precisely, ut her late residence. 2547 N.

Marshall st. Int. at Mt, Cannel Cem. AXTON. April 15.

JENNTE. widow of Levi Alton. Relative and friend invited to services. 2 P. at 727 Union et.

Int. private. BECKER 13. CATHARINE, wife of Wiaiam Becker. Relative and friends.

alo meinbers of the Iatrue of the Sacred neart of St. Edmond Parish and St. Agnes' Auxiliary. Knights of St. John.

No. 114. invited to funeral. A. from residence of hfr son in-law.

Francis J. Lsyle. 1635 S. lCt st. Solemn mass of rejuiem at Church or St.

Ttifmn Aouinai. at 0.3o A. M. precisely. Int.

at Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. BOISBRCN. April 14. ELLEN beloved wife of Charles J.

Boisbrun. Funeral, to wbb! relatives and friends and ltosarv Society of St. Monica a Choroh. are S.3- A. from her late residence.

2417 S. Itlth ft. So-emn mnss of reouiem at Cbnr-h of St. Monica 0 A. M.

precisely. Int. Holy Cress Cem. Auto service. BONNIN At Cooper Hospital.

Cemden. N. April 15. JAMES sen of late Lt.uii W. Dd Man Bocuin.

Relative and Irvenrts. employe rf penna. H. Camden, invited funeral services. 3 P.

ciar.d-rnothtr's resfeieni-e. Mrs. Sarah E. Knr.mn. J2(i9 3.

53d ft. Int. private. RvniaiiiS may be viewed Tues to lO P. M.

I BOTT. Aprfl 15. W1IXIAM F. r.orT. Iirs-i beud Sate Catherine Botf inee i M.

Id-lit I odfe Is. V. l-'ouged. i and friends. rl! members e.

1 i i i nd 11 itber ietien wh c'-. invited to fcneral servu s. I i I. at his late re-iiuepoe. N.

ici. 6th and Portr sts. Int. Northwocd Cem. lie- uicias may be viewed Wed.

eve. 15. WALTER husband cf Klna M. ami Ron of Richard H. and Al-v C.

Bower, sn his 2Sth year. and i lrien1i. JeTervon Council. No. 2S.

Jr. fT. i A. Friendship No. S.

of T. luviteil to funeral 2 P. at hik parents' residence. N. 2d Camden.

N. J. Int. Evergreen Cem. Inlges and friends may call 7 to 9 P.

M. BRADEN Anril 15. JOHN S. BRADEN. att SO.

and friends to attend luneral. 2 P. from li.e resl- 1fii-e of Irr. James C. Horrcr.

on Spring- 1(1 road, rear l'ronmall. Ma role. Del. couuty. I I'a.

Int. Media Cem. Aoto funeral. BRANMGAN. April 13.

ELLEN C. wife et Kvlward .1. Branriigan nee Doc at 1U. Hela-! five and frien.ls. lt Cathedral Altar and Itosarv and Leasue of the Sacred Heart Sk ie- tics.

invited to f'iceral S-30 A. late residence. 54.T N. 2Sd st. High mass St Frarci Xavier's Chun-h.

IU A. U. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Carriage funeral.

RANK IV. April 14. ELIZA daughter of late Edward and Eliza Brankm. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A.

M. fim her 32i E. Ttciun-n st. llish mass at thurch th Hr.lv Name. 10 A.

M. Int. Catiitdrl Cem. Auto funeral. BRAT-NSCHWEIG.

April 15. BERTHA F. BR A FN SCH WE Itr. ageti 63. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services.

11 A. at parlors of Samuel li. Foster. 1521 S. et.

Int. private. Ivy Hill Ceia. Aalo sen K-e. BHENAN.

April 15. ROSE wife of John F. Hrenan inee Fagent. Relatives and Iriend. nlso sacred Heart Sx ietv if St.

Veronica's Church, invited to fnnaral. at S.Su A from her husband's residence. 217 N. 4th st. Solemn renuiein mass at St.

Edward's 'hnrcti at 10 A. M. Int. at Holy Cruas Cem. Auto service.

BRYAN. April 15. MART KATHETtlNE. daughter of Anna Dodd and late Bryan, in year. Funeral services, mother's 432 Dreiel lverbrotk.

1 P. M. Int. West Laurel HH1 cem. Balt'ii-ore papers copy.

Bl'RKE. April 13. MARGARET BFRKE Jne Crissweil'. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

from residence of her daughter. Mrs. Mary Engle. 333i Almond st. lietiuiem high mass.

Church of the Nativity, lo A. M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.

BFRKE. April 15. MARY C. wife of Thomas Burke. Relatives and friends, also the Altar and Rosary Society of St.

Charles Church. Kellvville. are invited to attend funeral. 8 30 A. from her late residence, SDringfield ave.

and Broadway. Clifton Heights. Del. Pa. Solemn mass of requiem at St.

Charles' Church. 10 A. M. Int. St.

Charles' Cem. No carriages. BCZBY. At Hadlonfleld. N.

Fourth month l'th. HANNAH widow of Samuel W. Buzby. in her 8-id year. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, from residence of her Howard I Carter.

26 W. Summit HaddonSeld. N. on Fifth da v. 18th.

at 2 P. Int. Evergreen Cain-den. X. J.

Kindly omit flowers. CARR. April 14. FRANCIS, husband of Sarah Carr. Relatives and friends, also St.

Charles' Temperance Society; Holy Name Society: Particular Council of St. Vincent de Paul's Society: St. Vincent de Paul's Society of St. Charles' Church; James D. Howley I.

C. B. V. Society; Div. No.

20. A. O. H. employes of S.

Mint: 30tb Ward Democratic Club, and all other organizations of which be was a member, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from residence of his daughter. Mrs. James P.

Coyne. 2135 Christian st. Sol-emu mass of requiem, St. Charles' Church. 10 A.

M. precisely. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.

CLEVENGER. April 16. GEORGE husband of late Eliza Clevenger tnee Snethenl. Relatives and friends, also emploves of Peter Campbell. Invited to funeral.

2 P. at residence of his brother-in-law. William O. Smith. 506 N.

American st. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Remains may be viewed Thnrs.

eve. COLLINS. April 13. at -ldiers' Home' Hospital. Washington.

D. C. MICHAEL husband of late Marguret Collins Inee Carroll), aged 70. Funeral and int. private.

10.30 A. at Washington. Pottsville papers copy. 15. JOHN beloved son of John F.

Connor. Sr. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. at 8.30 A. from his late residence.

S. B. cor. Grata and Cumberland sts. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Lady of Mercy at 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. Tottenville.

N. April 14, EMMA J. COSSART. Relatives and friesnds invited to services. 3.3 P.

at Oliver H. Bair Building. 1820 Chestnut Phila. Int. Odd Fellows' Cem.

DARWOOD At Vincentown. Ts. April 15. FRANK, husband of Sarah A. Darwood.

need 83. Relatives and friends invited to. funeral. 2 P. from his late residence.

Vincentown. N. J. Int. Baptist Cem.

DAVIDSON. April 16. SAMUEL DAVIDSON. 1002 Prospect Melrose Park. Pa.

Due notice of funeral will be given. DELANEY. April 14. PATRICK husband of Mary K. Delaney (nee O'Connort.

Relatives and friends, also Holy Name. Sacred Heart and Rosary Societies, are invited to the' funeral, on at 7.30 A. at his late residence, 2151 N. Camac st. Solemn requiem mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church, at 9 A.

M. Int. at Old Cathedral Cem. DIEHL. Anril 14.

WILLIAM hnsband of Iaura Diehl. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at his late residence. 242S N.

Opal st. Int. private. Auto funeral. DOERR.

April 13. PAUL hnsband of Christina Doerr (nee Blank), aged 26. Relatives and friends, also, congregation of St. Jakobus' Ey. Lutheran Chnrch.

Beacon Lodge. Jso. 284. I. O.

O. Fairhill Baker Unt. erein. invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at his late residence. 2913 Hartville st. (Kensington ave. and Cambria Int. private.

Belvue Cem. Auto funeral. Remains may be viewed Wed 8 to 10 P. M. DONAHUE.

April 15. THOMAS J. DONAHUE- formerly of Minersville. Schuylkill Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

7.30 A. from residence of his niece. 5920 Washington ave. Requiem mass. St.

Carthage's Church. I A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Auto funeral. PVYLEV-rADril 14- CATHARINE, daughter or late John and Mary Doyle. Relatives and 'l80 Lady Star of the Sea Circle. No. re invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A.

from residence of her M1chel O'Mara. 804 W. Firth st. Solemn requiem mass. St.

Edward's Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Auto funeral. DUFFY. April 12. BRIDGET, widow of Marcus Duffy, formerly of Camden. N.

J. Hela-S'yes nd friends invited to funeral. .30 A. from apartments of W. H.

Bat-tersby 3310 N. Broad St. Mass at Holy Souls Church. 9 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. ETCHMAN. -April 16. AUGUST huaband of Sarah Eichman.

Relatives and friends, also Garment Workers' Local Union. No. 110. invited to funeral. 8 A.

from his late residence. 3812 Lanriston Wissahickon. Solemn high reouiera man at St. Mary's Church. 10 A.

M. int. private. Westminster Cem. liNGLISH.

April 14. EAfTT.y F. ENGLISH fimeral. 8.30 A. residence, Ki5 N.

24th st. Solemn requiem mass. St. Francis Xavier's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service. ALB R.EATH.

Of Pottstown. April 13, DR. JOHN husband of Elsa D. Gaibreath and son of Jeanie M. and late Rev.

John M. Gaibreath. D. aged 33 vears. Relatives and friends invited to services.

3 P. at resilience of his mother. 50. West Plniu-stead Lansdowne, Pa. Int.

private. GARRETT. Anril 15. MARY, wife of Frank W. Garrett.

Relatives and frienls invited to service. 2 P. resilience, 137 N. 39th st. Int.

strictly private. Friends may call AVed. eve. GODSHALL. April 15.

FREDERICK, son of Frederick and Adaline Godshall. aged 22. Relatives and friends are invited to the services on at 2 P. at the residence of his parents. 4646 Hazel ave.

private at West Laurel Hill Cem. GCENTHOKR. April 15. IDA L. wife of William Guenthoer (nee Hensilwoodl.

in her fOth year. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. residence, 2331 Jasper st. Int.

Greenmount Cem. Auto funeraL Remains may be viewed Wed. eve. HAINES. At Vincentown.

April 16. CHA-RLES HENRY, husband of Mary Haines (nee Roarers), aged 74. Relatives and friends are invited to attend at 1 P. from his late residence. Vincentown.

N. J. Int. M. E.

Cem. HAMMOND. April 15. CLAUDIA B. HAMMOND.

Friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. chaoel of Andrew J. Bair Son. Arch and 19th sts.

Int. private. IIARTM AN. April 14. ELIZABETH MOORE nee Bewlevl.

widow of Louis B. Hartman. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. residence of her son-in-law.

Ernest L. Sisco. 2317 N. Colorado st. Int.

private. Acte service. HEIFET. April 13. EMMA beloved daughter of Charles K.

and Mary Heifet. aged 20. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 2 P. M-.

parents' residence, 1.1 N. Jeastip et. Friends may call after 7 P. M. -Int.

private, Northwood Cem. Auto funeral. HEISLER. April 13. RACHEL VAN NES3.

wife of the late Georee Heieler. Relatives and friends Invited to sttend fureral services. 2 P. at her late residence. 424 N.

5th Camden. N. J. Int. private.

Beverly. N. J. OLJIES. April 15.

WILLIAM husband of Jane E. Holmes (nee Carrutherei. aged 43. Rjltivc anri rrin.1s Shakesneare Lodge. No.

16, of St- Maurice Hohlfeld No. 25. K. of M. Phila.

Lodge. No. 54. L. O.

O. and all other societies of which he was a memter. invited to funeral. 2 residence, 3313 N. 3T.tu Falls of SchuvlkiiL Int, Laurel Hill Cein.

Remain may be viewed after 7 P. M. HOLTON. At New York city. April 16.

FANNIE DUG AN, wife cf S. Pearee Holron and daughter of late John A. and Snsan Gil-liams Dugan. Notice of funeral later. HORNER.

April 16. ANN ELIZABETH, inubwidow of late Charles M. Horner. Relatives end friends invited to services. Friday.

2 P. residence. US N. 61st fct. Int.

private. HUNTER. April 14. ANN JANE, widow of James Hunter, aged S5. Re'atives and friends are invited to attend funeral, I from 2304 Catharine st.

Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. i Auto funeral. 1 IVINS.

April 14. CHARLES hns-; bjd of the late Elizabeth Ivins inee MeClayi. in hi S4th vear. P.latives and friend, also i the Annie Ross Post. No.

94. G. A. R-; 1 Washington Camp. No.

530. P. O. S. of land Toir Wee Tribe.

No. 322. I. O. R.

I al Fifth Penna. Cavalry are invited to ttend funeral services 7 P. at bis daughter's residence. 5015 Taconv TA is- luammc. Int.

private. orest tem. JOCKEN. Arril 15. ELIZABETH M-.

beloved daughter of Hubert and Catherine Jocken tuee T'ruckneri. aged 20. Relatives and friends, also B. V. M.

Sodality of Our Ijtdy of the Bcsrv Church, are invited to attend funeral, on Thur at 8.SO A. from her late residence. 6125 Thorn rwon st. Hieli requiem mass at Our Ldv of the Bosary Church, at 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. JOHNSON. April 15. DAVID P.

JOHNSON, aged 67 vears. 'Relaiives and friends invited to services. 7.30 P. at Oliver H. Batr BiiMing.

1S20 Chestnut st. Int. Hartford, Conn. JONES Anril 15. EULA.

wife of George H. Joue. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeraL 2 P. from her late residence. 270 S.

56th st. Int. Kern wood Cem. ma 1e viewed after 7.30 P. 'M.

Auto servl'-e. JONES. April 15. at his late residence. 1540 Tioea JOHN ROBERTS, husband of Catharine R.

Hoover Jones. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 3 P. M. in Boebm's Church.

Blue Bell. Montgomery countv. Int. Charch yard. KENT.

April 13. JENNIE R. KENT ae Ruekialew). widow of Joseph Kent, aged 61. Relatives snd friends are invited to attend funeral services.

3 P. residence. 212 S. Millick st. t6tth and Walaut Int.

private. KNAUSS. April 14. MARY belovei daughter of Iste Bennett and Katharine Knauss. aged 42.

Relatives and friends. St. Joba's Temple. No. 41.

L. G. E-. are invited to attend funeral service 2 P. at aor brother's renidence.

912 W. Silver st. Int. Greenwood K. of Cem.

Auto funeral. KOENIG. Arri! 14. JOSEPHINE. beloved wife of Gustave Koenig inee Gesrhwent).

aged 2. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 2 P. husband's residence. S171 Memphis st.

Int. Eelvue Cem. Remains may be viewed Wed. eve. LA April 14.

GOTTLIEB LAYER, in his 39tii year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 1. st the residence of his son. Robert Layer1.

2321 Uagert st. Int. Greenmount Cem. LOANR. April 15.

MARY, wife of Samuel Loane. Reltaives and friends invited to funeral, from her late residence. 4415 N. 4th 8.30 A. M.

Solemn high mass of requiem Church of the Incarnation. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Auto service. LOCKI1ART. In Atlantic Citv. N. on April 14.

JOSEPHINE daughter of AV Gardner and late A'irrinia A. Crowell. Relatives and friends are invited to the services at 3 P. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st.

Phila. Int. private. LOCHTEN. April 13.

JOANNA, "beloved wife of William Iochten and daughter cf John and Joanna Haney. aged 30. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. residence.

S848 N. 6th st. Int. Gfeenmount Cem. Friends may call after i P.

M. LOWRIR. April 12. ELIZABETH, wife of late Cornelius Lowrie. aged 72.

Relatives and friends invited, to funeral. at 8.30 A. from 145 N. 13th st. High mass of reiniieiu at Church of St.

John the Evangelist at 10 A. il. Int. at Holy Cross Cem. Mc ADAMS.

April 15. JOHN son of William and Margaret M-dams nee Ginleyi. aged IS. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society and class of 1SU5 of St. John the Baptist Chorcb.

and A. T. Baker B. B. are invited to atteud funeral at 8.30 A.

from his parents' residence. 3863 Dexter Wissahickon. Solemn requiem mass at St. John the Baptist Church. 10 A.

M. Int. at Old Cathedral Cem. Auto service. MfALEER.

April 16. JOSEPH beloved husband of Elizabeth McAleer and son of Rose and the late John Relatives and friends. I. O. O.

M. Lodge. No. 54. are invited to attend funeral.

8.SO A. from his mother's residence. 56 N. 36th AAest Phila. Solemn requiem mass St.

James' Church. lO A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

McCULLOUGH. April 15. GEORGE. husband of Kate McCullnugli and son of late Jonn and Margaret McCullough. Relatives and friends, also Phila.

Lodge. No. 2. B. P.

O. B. Phila. Firemen's Relief invited to funeral services. 2 1.

residence, 4722 Market st. Interment Fernwood Remains may- be viewed Fri. eve. Auto funeral. McGRODY.

April 13. RAYMOND I. husband of Stella McGrodv (nee Gren). and son of Mary and late John McGrody. Relatives and friends, also emploves of the Harvey Fibre Carpet and Local Union No.

951. are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from 2361 E. Albert Ft.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Ann's Church. lO A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Anto funeral. McGUIRE. April 15. MARGARET, daughter of James and late Agnes McGuire.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A. father's residence. 1436 S. 24tb st.

High mass at St. Gabriel's Church, lO A. M. Int. Holy Cross.

Cem. Anto service. Me HUG H. April 13. JAMES son of James and late Margaret McHugh.

formerly of Connty Donegal, Ireland. Juneral on 8.30 A. residence of brother. Edward McHugh, 802 N. Taney st.

Solemn mass of requiem at St. Francis' Church. 10 A. M. Relatives and friends, also all societies of which be was a member, invited to attend.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. McSWIGGAN. April 13.

JOHN, husband of Minnie McSwiggan (nee Young! and son of Catherine and the late Francis McSwiggan. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society, are invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A. from the residence of his mother, 264 AA Haines Germantown. Solemn requiem mass at the Church of St. Vincent de Paul.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. April 14.

MARGARET MARY, beloved wife of John J. Madden (nee Dpnnellv). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 7.30 A. from 573 E.

Herman st. Solemn mass of requiem. Church of the Immaculate Conception. Germantown. 9 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre cem. Auto service. MARSHALL April 13.

CHARLOTTE widow of late Joseph H. MarshalL Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 12.30 P. M. E.

Church. Tucker-ton. N. J. Int.

Tucker-ton, N. J. MrLLER. April 14. ELIZABETH KELLY MILLER, of the Wilton Apt, widow of A il-liam Miller.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at 2.30 P. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private.

Friends may view remains on Tens. eve. MON AG HAN. April 15. PATRICK widow of the late Julia Mooagban.

Relatives and friends. B. V. M. Sodality of Church of Our Mother of Sorrows and Holy Name Society and League of the Sacred Heart of Church of the Transfiguration, are invited to attend funeral.

5550 Catharine st. Solemn requiem mass Church of the Transfitruration. 10 A. M. Int.

Cathedral Cem. MOYLAN. April 15. CATHARINE MOYLAN. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. from, the residence of her nephew. Alexander H. Carroll. 1522 68th Oak Lane.

Solemn requiem mass -v- Broad Diamond Sts. 1 NOTICE TO VOTERS Today is Registration Day, and all those who did not Register last Fall and desire to vote at the coming Primary Election must enroll. I have designated a Registrar in each Division of the City to sell Poll Tax receipts, and they are prepared to sell receipts to those who names appear on the Assessor's list of their respective Divisions. The Office of Receiver of Taxes, Room 104, City Hall, and the eight Branch Tax Offices, witl remain open tonight until ten o'clock to accommodate voters desiring receipts. W.

FREELAND KENDRICK, Receiver of Taxe. thai Bennett hunseu. i.