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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1921 -1 notice, to funeral, TesMenee, 728 High PottstCTt n.l'a., 10 A. M. Set vice la St. Aloysins' Church. 10.30 A.

M. Int. private. In St- Aloysirw' Cem. SHOEMAKER.

it Atlantic City. N. Jnlv 1. WILLIAM husband Annie Mitchell Shoemaker, aged 74. Servicp-; P.

NEWS OF THE SHIPS ID SHIPPING MEN ID. 'JENKINS, FREED IN COURT She Was Roughly Handled in Green Spring Valley Home ACTIVITIES OF DAY 1 REAL ESTATE Florence Hopkinson Pays $11,500 for 2122 Delancey Place Irene M. Blanch ard, Worcester. and John A. Corey.

1721 Master st. Maria Ragnelli, 1531 S. Cleyeland and Joseph Donnolo. 1130 S. 11th at.

Mary DiMarco. 2040 W. Clearfield and Eugene DiMareo. 2832 N. Ringgold St.

Jienne Pateimo. r.s3a Tener and Pas-quale Spiuello. 42 E. Bittenhouse et. Doro Bernstein.

Spruce and Moe Hillman, 510 Spruce st. Mary A. Wimersberger. 53T2 James and James Hamilton. 4720 Mrcer st.

Alice Crouthers, 3509 Hayerford Te and Arthur P. Stevens. 3500 Harerford ave. Clara Tonik. 2f2 S.

7th and Isadore Chanin. 2632 S. 7th at. Mary Chrosso. 1442 S.

Hicks and Joseph Saldarini. Hoboken. N. J. Lillian I.

Bills, 2524 Coral and Francis J. Culen, 2555 Coral st. Agnes Sweeney. 214 S. 47th (t, and Harry-Levy.

88SS N. 2Sth tt. Elvia Zecca, 100 N. 55th and Anthony V. Pasqnale, 5903 Woodland are.

ura Wallace. Bergen. N. and 3ae gternberger. 330 Wolf st.

neral, 8.30 A. residence. 821 Earlham terrace, Germantown. Solemn requiem mass. St.

Vincent de Taul's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. cPA DDE X.

Jnly 17. WILLTAM husband of Rose McFadden fnce Donnelly I. Relatives and friends, and all societies of which he was a member, are invited to funeral. 8.30 A. from his late residence.

1129 O'Neal st. High mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. McGINXIS. July 18. MARY, wife of Dennis McGinnis (nee Cannay). Relatives and friends invited to funeral, husband's residence.

810H Norwood Chestnut 9 A. At. Solemn requiem mass at the Chnrch of Our Mother of Consolation. JO A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. MeOLIXX. July 16. DANIEL- McGLTNN.

Relatives and friends, and Holy Name Society of St. Clement's Church, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from his late residence 2201 S. 71st st.

Solemn requiem high mass, St. Clement's Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. MICE NAN. July 17. JAMES husbanrt of the late Sophia Meenan. Relatives and friends, also Council No.

7. American Order of Steam Engineers, invited to funeral, 8.30 A. late residence. 25 N. Dewey st.

Solemn reqnlem mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Church. 10 A. M. Int. St.

Charles Kellyville. ICHENER. Julr 1. KDWIN O. Micn-ENER.

Service 3 P. nt late residence. 4615 Pulaski Germantown. Int. private.

MILLS. Julv IS. JOSEPHINE MILLS, mother of Joseph W. and Edmund S. Mills.

Notice of funeral later. MUCKELSTON. July 17. ELEANOR, wid Finland. 9 PM.

Europe, Africa and st' Asia, Tia Plymouth, Cherbourg. Hamburg and Danzig. Mail must be specially addressed for dispatalt by this steamer: aiso parcel post mails for per Saxonia. M. Europe.

Africa sua West Asia. Tia Mail must specially addiessed for dispatch by this steamer, per Celtic, ft M. Netherlands parcel post mails and specially addressed correspondence), Tia Rotterdam, per Westerdijik. 8 PM. Oib-raltar, Italy.

Greece, Constantinople, Beyrotit. Jaffa, Jerusalem, Bulgaria and Rumania, via Gibraltar. Naples. Constantinople. Barna, and Coustanza; also parcel post mails for Gibraltar.

Italy and Bulgaria, per Gul Djenad. 9 M. France (other countries must be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamer), v-ia Havre; also parcel post mails for France and the countries mentioned In Note per 8 Rocham bean, 9 P.M. SATURDAY 23 Sweden, Norway and Finland. Tia GothenhHrg; also parcel post mails for Sweden, per Drottningholm).

1 A M. Germany (specially addressed only). Tia Hamburg: also parcel pott mails for Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia. Hungary and Swit-rerland. per Clarksburg.

1 A M. Senegal. Gambia and French Oninea (Canary Islands and other parts of West Africa must be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamer), via Teneriffe. Dakar, Bathurst, Conakry. Freetown.

Monrovia, Grand Rassam. Seccondee and Accra: also parcel post mails for Santa Cruz de Teneriffe, Cadiz and Liberia, per Blue Triangle, 1AM. MAILS FOR SOI'TH ANI CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST INDIES. ETC. 10 Santos (Argentina.

TTrnguay and Paraguay mnst be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamer), Tia Santos. Montevideo and Buenos Aires. ier Delambre. 9 PM; Bermuda, Tia Hamilton, per Fort Victoria, 9 PM: Trinidad and Ciudad Kolivar Venezuela and Curacao mnst be specially addressed for dispatch by this "teamerl. via Trinidad, Carujyano.

La Gnira. Puerto Oabello. Curacao and Maracaibo. per Spes, 9 PM; Dominican Republic, via Monte Cbristi. Puerto Plata.

Sa nones, Samana. La Roinana, San Pedro de Macoris. San Domingo City. Barahona and Azua. per Dorothy, 9 Pernam-buco, Parahyba.

Natal, Bahia and Sergipe (other parts of Rrssil must be specially ad-dresed for dispatch by this steamer via Pr-nambuco, Bahia. Rio Janeiro" and Santos, per ATare. 9 PM. WEDNESDAY 20 Yucatan and Campecne (Coba and other parts of Mexico must be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamer), via Havana. Progreso.

Vera Cruz and Tampico, also parcel post mail for Mexican States of Campeehe. Chiapas. Guerrero, Hidalgo. Mexico, Morelos. Oaxaca.

Puebla. Tlax-caia. Vera Cruz and Yucatan, per Yucatan. M. THORSBAT 2L St Thomas.

St Croix. St Kilt. Nevis. SabaV St St Eustatius. Antigua.

Moatserrat, (iuadplonpe. Ijominlca. RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

Am. TMfvn W.5b np Special IHI ROUSK OF HOSPITAUTt Keaaaekr Baaeh ami Piae Urn umd cid raaniaf waisf in ia; urrwwlm hatha; alavaler fvoa niMt level trnrn Pruiwaa afidl Catbsltr ChvrrKai; exeallaati tail; 920, OOv) apent ifitri i mpr.Tmna iecraaina am4 Orhfra, daaetna; RalhiK rwm hvlal. For booklet aa mm iDforwafioa write or phone 1014 FETTER A HOLLINCER. Owdot Ma.r.-r JkXT. TOUT JEXPEOT A HOTKl TO BS I.

Carollaa ia. nr. Beach right off ar far. Mtat Ms4art Rat Hslel. ar.

fttea) Plr aajiuue-Baata. black. Prot. A Catk.CborchM. Raaalaf il aald watar ia roesM, art.

toa, matam mi lawaJugs lae. lighta. Kiev, tn Bath Hmm ana Showr frm Aaaar. rlaa. op dly wkly.

Kxaallm fU far bktt. 'Till at the Bait Spras- Phvaa mi TrTJtat A ST1TZER New Owar.hla BKr WLMEBIE Whole Block on Ocean Front Caalest location in Atlantic City. Ideal family hotel in Chalaea Section. aaalty Fiva Hnaaalraat Owaerahip Diraetioa Booklet. W.

F. SHAW SS.50 up Daily, Special Mkly. Amer. Plan. A Fireproof Annei.

Tennessee ave. nr. Racli. Cap. -fH.

(ruiral: upeu kitrroiindii'CS p. A ProieHiant I'liurches. Private RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS White Service. P.ooklet. It.

LI" 11 V. M. H. up $17. up wlily: Amer.

Heat lixted piilar priced hotol. New Tor4(. fU yd. from P.dwk. irsvil-ges.

from hotel. (Overlooking lawn ami ocean. Cap. 4. LlfVtr.

Priv. UathK. hot, niniiinj. water in rooms. li liarhts.

Table mImiihI-. utlv supplied with best the market aS'nniJ. fl.M.r. P.klt. M.t:.

Sweeney A K.A I'ofell. Batckr Av near Reach, ror. bs: oaa aarrnt4- aga; enter atarmctions ana taiera. Konninf water raoaaa. private baths.

tJatn.nc privilefes from hntel. Shower baths. Elevatar ta street. Table une-eilet. Hn alaily: tli.U np wkiy.

Ana. Plaa. M.ne. mg Oarage Phone J. K-ookiet.

Ownership Oirectir sVA.lrtl Mr.Lkli-l C. B. Kl C. B. KI.Nfi CONTINENTAL Tennessee ave.

near Beach. Always open. Private hafus. running water in rooms; elevator: eicellent talile: white service: American-plan: $4. (Ml up daily; special weekly rates.

Booklet. Garage. VVALSH Kirat hotel from MeacB aad overleoking oreaa. Centrally loeated; fireproof; elevator: priv. baths: Bathing froaa hstel.

Corniest fnifig K-owi ia city top(jhlflor wirk ceaa view. U.eO ap aiy spaeia! wkiy. at. A. LEY RBB.

St. Charles Place and Reach. Fresh and sea water baths; running water; elevator: ocean view rooms; moderate rates: coacn st tra'ss. A. E.

V.MiX Kit. Prop. VJON. aaWawTi'ai'Ik sUnmiJo m'i atetajA ma saaaa aa Carolina near K-b PHI rtbCQ Hot eoldrunrinra'erina! I II I If WW rooms. Bathing from hon 4 our own Boardw'k bah bou Uod.Ra'es.

F.levator. Chef. Orchestra Osneirj. Cap'j 600. Bkt.

mailed. PALLC. KOECRA.NS, Ownaar O.i! Warrants Pre-War Rats Hotel Hygeia good rooms up sgle; $1" up ilhle, weekly. Rates to famls. Strictly no baiiir.

liurches: restr. M. KOT11ME.N. Castas plan. 'J day up.

pe Tennessee Ave. A Reach, tunning water all nxunf. i-hower. Knroji. ial weekly.

J. J. K. ATLANTIC CITY iLrds Greatest Hotel Success MAYNARD 1 s. Micnian Ave.

Our Recommend Is. MiHlerale rates. Bathing from Hotel. Ownership J. I OK 1-K, STRATH HAVEN Kentucky near Heach at tractions.

Atlantic City's European Plan tel. day upward. Running water. its- vate Iwths. F.levator.

BINDER BR08. Miller Cottage Wt? table: $3 up daily: tip weekly. 12th sa-e Eli SON rHOl'THAM ElMif EMERALD souri 4 drs. fr. lcli.

oiitsirle rms Bathe from house. Mrs I'oouiev. for'ly of Mi'pi Hitise. ABERDEEN Ixngport. Atlantic Coolest til'Ot 0:1 I lie CljT.

WILDVOOD. N. J. tlKeWc fonaeriana 01 Joy and Health, is WlWWQOD DY THE SEA For further information regardlo this unsurpassed rosort. North tViir.

wood and Wildwooa Crsst. write to W. COURTRIGHT SMITH Stxy. Brg Tre. N.

J. Hotel Seacrest rooms, private halhs; Near Reach: hot and cold running water ia hest tahle, gooil leili, cieii iillties. iJK.O. W. RANKS.

Wildtvood. N. J. CENTRAL INN and Taylor Ave. tcellt Tnlde.

Hoinr CiM.king. lo rates. DD 17 A FR aree airy rooms with ot il(liu private bath. Oarage. Booklet.

Auto service, ti. K. innuio-. owner aud manager. 1 a 143 K.

Wild wood furn Uneiien of Mrs. O. L. Jackso. 119 W.

MAGNOLIA Furn. adults, priv. of dining room A kijtchen! J. A. BORRKL.

WILDWOOD CREST, N. J. Ocean view, near Reach. Bathing JUSIlCe fr.om house. W.

A. JUSTICE. Tlinmnenn Pacific av.A Columbine rd. Re-1 nompaun PDed house. pier, excel.

tabl CAPE MAY, N. J. Finest Bathing on Atlantic Coast Pre-War Hotel Rates Prevail. HOTEL LAFAYETTE CAPE MAY, H. J.

Oa the Ocean I real and Boardwalk Uaaauslly attractive. Cap-dlv 500. Katoa dailvi weeklv tAwiencwa Plaa aneala). Orcheetra a lealu're. Halt Xoaa-" the aiaawt aaal largeal ia Caps Mav.

Roami sisgio ami am suit, with private hatha. Kaaow water ia roaaaa. t-levatar atrest level. IHKK R4THI.N;. HORSKB Kt.tL RIIUMG, atI.F.

Plf.KS), IIIKATKIS, IKS. K1C. l-'inast sata rsada ia Sauib Jeraev. Wnie ler booklet aad Aula H-ad Map. IT'S FRKK.

A. reranerly af Atlaotie City OCEAN CITY N. J. A MnNT Ocean Ave. llwisia, iVlVyiT A single and en ulfe.

nwi 1 nulling water. L. K. NORTH JERSEY COAST New Jersey's North Shore Keaorfs OF MONMOUTH C0UNTT. N.

J. Write the Mayors for Information. ASBURY PARK. J. ASBURV INN NORTH ASBtrRT Excellent (ahle: ninnmi water: capacilT i-ii 7 th ave.

block to beach: booklet. P. L. Ocden, ASBURY PARK INTORMATIOir Write Municipal Hureait, Roardwalk. for hotel or oilier information: free and authentic.

OCEAN GROVE, N. J. THE SHELBURNE New modern l.o'ei Si-it unit coid ruueuag water in every room: private liallis oce-m hiilnat. fin in. part A O'-ean.

1.ll ffi i3ELMAR. N. J. The New Colxxmbia ON THX 0C-AN- TV.OIiT. JBELMAK.

K. i. raier.ug to tha Itevt Amer. plia. La-cs 1.5 $10 dailv.

captritv i.iusi. eievaicrs te street level; gs-sae: viti. for tiook'rt. 7G'. F.

K. Jagr. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. Surf BEACH HAVEN, N.

THE ENGLESIDE $5. Private ea tea-is cnnrtM, gsf 'ftfTi Ni rmrt AGLE3 MERE, PA. KBTST. JlT.r.r.om. jrtlT vta a sm masutram amaC it howrslika rttas ieJ T0S -B DIED ALBERT.

At her residence. 205 S. 9th July 17. CAROLINE widow of O. P.

AU bert. Service 2 P. at the Oliver H. P.air 182l Chestnat Bt. Int.

private. BAKER. A Tonl. France, Deo. 21.

1918. CAPT. HOB A RT AMOR HARD BAKER. Service at West Lanrel Hill on July 19. at 12 o'cloek noon.

BERTSCIL Suddenly. Jnly ilS. CHARLES K. BKRTSCH. aged 59.

Relatives and frietids invited to funeral services. 8.3( P. late residence. 1112 Diamond st. Further service and int.

2 P. Mauch Chunk. Pa. Mauch Chunk papers please copy. BOOSE.

July IS. ETHEL C. daughter of Jane and the late William E. Boose, aged IS. Funeral services 2 P.

at O. A. Ouinby A Son's. 1843 N. 20th st.

Int. Arlington Cem BOSS. July 17. ELIZABETH, widow of John Boss (nee Pelster). Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

at 7.30 A. M-. from late residence 1415 Columbia ave. Solemn requiem mass' fj A. Church of Holy Name.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cent. BORTON. MARTHA widow of William T. Borton.

on First-day night, aged SI years. Funeral at Friends' Meeting House. Moorea-town. X. on Fourth-day.

7lh mq, 20th. 2 P. M. Relatives and friends invited. BUNTING.

Julv 15. SAMUEL R. BUNTING, formerly of 1421 S. Broad st. Relatives and friends, also Kevstoue Lodge.

No. 271. F. and A. M.

Phila. Chapter. No. 169. R.

W. G. L. of U. Phils.

Ixnlge. No. 3't L. of Chippewa Tribe. No.

51. I. I. K. are invited to luneral.

2 P. apartments of E. B. Yerkes. 1725 S.

5sfh st. Ir.t. Mt. Marian fern. YiewluK P.

M. CHAPPATTK. Jnly 37. LOUISA, daughter of late Edward and Prances Chappette. Relatives and friends, also It.

V. M. Sodality and all societies of she was a lneruber. are invited to funeral. 8.3 A.

late residence. 11(15 Wiuton st. Solemn mass Church of the Epiphany, lo A. M. Int.

Holy Cro-is. CHKRNOVITZEK. July 17. JENNIE, wife of Abraham Cuernovltzer. Relatives and friend, also reruenchnck BerMiader Islge.

No. 2. I. O. B.

Cnited Benefl-cial Ass'u. invited lo funeral. p. M-. from parlors of Joseph l-eviue.

513 I'ine -1. Int. liar Nebo Cem. CLA RKE. July.

17. WILLIAM CLARKE, in hin Kth year. Relatives and friends invitetl to funeral service. 2.30 P. at the residence of son, Albrt N.

Clarke. 432 Mana-yunk Roxtorough. Int. private. Friends may call Tues.

eve. Omit dowers. CORSON. At his residence. 5409 Chestnut July 18.

CHARLES SCHELL COKSON. t.n of Mrs. William Sharp. Service 1 30 P. M.

at the Oliver H. Bair 1S2U Chestnut st. Int. private. DANNEHOWER PAI CKER.

Jnly 1. JENNIE, wife of Harry Dannehower and daughter of late William ami Nancy Setiderling. aged Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. late rei-dence.

4221 N. Sth at. Int. XortBwood Cem. Friends may Tall Tues.

eve. DEGENHARDT. Af Burlington. N. July NORA wife of Augustus H.

IVgenhar.lt and daurhter of the late Charles H. and Marv E. Scott, aged 44. Funeral and int. private.

DETTRE. July 17, ELIZA, wife of Jonas H. Dettre. aged 74. Relatives aud friends invited to foneral ervice.

2 P. late residence. 3317 N. 22I -t. Riverside Norristown, Pa.

Wed. Int. private. Friends call DOUGHERTY-. Julv 17.

IH1UGHKRTV (nee Boyerl iHuichertr. aged 16 years friends are invited to the MARCIE ife of Ha try Reiatives and serviee. 2 P. M. at her Darby, X'a.

Sate residence. KS'l Ridre Int. private. Viewing Wed. eve.

VELDMAN FREDERICK. at Buck Hil! Fall. 4 M. 3'-W Baltimore ate. FERGUSON.

Suddenly. July 16. WALTER BLACK. of Charity M. and the late Jo-pit C.

Fercuson. t'unral service. 2 P. at. his residence.

42i'. W. S-Ikki llou-c Ian-. crrua utow Int. private.

July 17. CKCKL1A. ife Fis. her. a -ed mJn.

Fuoerat 2.3 P. M-. late rculin-r. I5H K. Ontario Inc.

Hitl-idc em. Reuiams may be viewct Wtni. eve. FOSTER. July 17.

MARY widow of Lplir.iilu L- 'ster Services 1(3 A. at residence. 1121 Fillmore FraniforU. Friends may eve. Int.

private. sKAIIAM July li at her ir.iilnu-r. 1511 J. dm vi. Baltiiuwe Md ES'liiER I.INIoN GRAHAM Services and lut.

at Makebeld Meetinc. P. M. tdayligbt liiuet. J.RIBRLK July 16 FLORENCE, wife of I'linric GriLtile and daualiter of narle and atlierine 1.11,1: (nee Reckeri.

Relatives and friends invited to ttineral. I tiurs N.3 A. from parents' residence. 3441 Ahunl s. reapneiu mas.

the Nativity B. Church. IO A. M. Int.

A 11 Saints Bridesbur GROOM July 17. RtKIER. son of Terence and Mary Grvue. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society, invited to A. parents' latatdebce.

Sprasue ierm a mow n. Solemn mass at Immaeiila te Oun eption Church. A. M. Int.

New la tiied rat em. HAMP. Joiv 17. Joseph r. beloved cranrtson of Mrs.

Vary and late Dr. lsons in 1 3t ta year. Relatives and friends of faipily invited to funeral, on at 3 A. from era ndmnther's residence. 755 W.

Oxford at. Requiem mass 1 l. k. St. Church.

Int. St. I'eter's Cent. HANSON. July 17.

WALTER, husband of Ilejen Bonsall Hanson. Funeral services 2 P. 12 K. Ard- more. Int.

private. Friends may call M. 10. THOMAS husband nee Conwayl. Relatives and to lt ART uly K.

Hart friends, ala-t San Dxmmgo Council. K. of C. invited to funeral. 9 A.

from late residence. 1 K4 1 S. KiH'wimmI st. SoiCTUfl re quiem hinss. itiunli of Si.

Thomas Amiinas. A. M. Int. St.

Mary's Saieiu. N. J. Salem, N. papers please copy.

HAYES July 17. PATRICK J. HAYES. Relatives and friends, also employees of Mantua Transfer and Peuna. R.

R. Relief invited to funeral. 30 A. residence of brother. MichaelJ.

Hayes. 3322 Brandyw-ne st. Solemn mass oT" requiem at Church St. Acatha. Id A.

M. 1st. Old Catliedrai Cem. ERDLE. nly 18.

11 F. 11KKDLF. aaed 0. Relatives ami frientls. 1i.11 all societies of which be was a memter.

are Invited to attend funeral. 3 from his late residence. 130 Ijouden Olue.v. Int. private, (irecuiiiuiiut Ceui.

Remains may be viewed after 7 P. M. HORN. July 17. MAY CA THARINE, telex el wife if William Horn nee II.er.-tt.

in her 32d year. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 7-3( A. 1 rni her late residence. 723 K.

'lioea st. Solemn le-quiem mass at St. Boniface's Church. A. M.

Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Julv 16, at 1540 N. 15th CATHARINE J. KELLY, wife of the late James Kellv.

Remains mav viewed 7 to 9 P. at R. R. BrinithiirM A 1924 Arch st Int Newark. N.

Wed. Newark and New York papers copy. KENT. At Spriug Mill. Montgomery County.

July 1. WASHINGTON, husband of late Mary Jane Kent, formerly of Koxhorough. in his SOth year. Funeral services at Central M. E.

Church. Roxboroueh. Jnly 20. 2.30 P. M.

Int. Leverington Cem. Remains may be Tiewed after 7 V. at 1V29 Hector Spring Mill. Pa.

LUDWIG. Jnly IS. LIZZETTE. widow of Adam Lndwlg, azed 67. Relatives and friends, also members of the Indies Society.

Aslier Harmonic, inviteil to fnneral, 2 P. residence. R0S K. Clementine st. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may' be Tiewed after 7 P. M. LUTZ. July 17.

MARGARET, wife if Harry Lutz (nee Maley). Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. S.30 A. residence of uncle. John Barry.

2446 Memphis st. Solemn requiem mass. Ann's Church. IO A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. MALL ATR ATT. July 17, JOSEPH FRANCIS, husband of Mary A. O'Neill Mallatratt.

Relative. and friends, also employees of Penna. R. It. and other organizations, invited to fu- HE i.

1 I Fh The Everlasting 'Floor For left cien, theaters, dmang reoM, schools, hospitals, stores, rmctorios, etc. ltf iarVArl4.a All AafaVlTkCar AdUaW Wfl XT like b1a1. Vlt sl Yiuotlan MineroMte at residence or her or. Mis. J.

C. Myers. 30 S. St on tun place. A 1 1 ic Citv.

N. J. Int. Pleasantvilla 4 'em. SIMPSON.

July IS. I.Gi v.Ife C. Rimpson. agI 26. l.ci:!,;s und friends invited to funeral.

2 from residence of Thomas Kasford. 3515 'Alleyhnv Falls of Schuylkill. Int. Mt I'eace Cem. STEHLER.

July 15. JOHN husband of Nellie Stehler. irelatives tni friends, also Phila. Reading Railway Relief Ass'n: Order of Railway Conductors, Ii. No.

2(4. and Fraternal Order of Eagles, are invited to fnneral 2 P. residence. 29S5 Aramingo ave. Int.

Oakland Cem. Remains may be viewed after 7 P. M. 8ULTON. July 1.

ELIZA BETH, danghter of Annie and late John niton. Funeral services 2 P. M. precisely, residence, 3437 st. Int.

private. Greenwood (K. of Cem TORNKSE. July 16. IDA.

beloved wife or Joseph C. Torneso (nee 4'anipi). Relatives and friends iultel to funeral. S.30 A late residence. 927 tJross st.

Solemn high requiem muss at Annunciation Church lo Int. Holy Cross Gem. TYSON Jnly IS. WILLIAM, husband of the late Margaret Tyson, aged 73. Relatives and friends, also members of Firemen's Pension Fund and Penn Hose invited to late E- Columbia ave.

Int. Northwood Cem. friends may call Wert. eve. ULRICK.

At (k.rkL v. RIE. Wife of H.rrV iV.JLV S'-U B' 2 P. M. at her residence 342 sl' Int.

private. Friends may call TW Tl WIENER JnlT IS JACOB, husband -i' Relatives and friends invited ices. 11 .111 a Sinai Cem. Omit flowers'; OI ir" IrtH funeral services. 2 at late rei dence.

331 4 N. Water Bt. Int. Forest Ijlll tern. i riends mar iw.

1 YOHN. Jnlv IK loviir E. Yohn. aged 22. e' "v'ill rST Penna.

A. iKorilerl nJ hmj.k wt A. E. F. Relatives sod ret-wT .7 A.

f-'. No- 24H. A and GleTside 're Co Tited to funeral services. 1 0 vt his late residence 411 Ginside ja.jui.jlllisiueifui. Ctothe' MELTERRANEAlNrf CUMAaXS LINK WJRATOMQrVT3 Mlfitaa latctaMiW Pw HM Excxuarvt uasglmest THOSCOOKfr SON 225 SOUTH BROAD ST.

Belw 5Talnot St.) STEAMBOATS TO BALTIMORE ERICSSON LINE Every evening aenraaya ociocb. Fare, one war. S2.0O: rouad trip. J3.0O. DAY STEAMER Trnm Philadelphia everj Tuesday.

Thura-aav. Saturday, at 8 o'clock. ire. $1.50 on wa v- round trip. Most teautiful water ride out of Philadelphia Pend for papble- No Sunday dtearaer.

tamer leaves on daTlight-sa ving time. Office Pi-r 3 South uelaware avenna. SPECIAL SUNDAY EXCURSION All dav on tlie water to Beautiful Lorewood Grove on the (hearete and lM.lavrr Canal. Hom-nrlv aine evenine. lJUf.

Pir Iwlaware Avnue: everv Sim-vlav iiicrniiiic. daviicat marine time. hare. $1.1. STORAGE, MOVING AND HAULING PAL ACE STORAGE I can niuve -heaier: let me cxnvin-e Tuu.

I will iraJe vi.ur moving for furniture. i'-i nr. pavking bippiie wiib etp. men. I liae Jl vearH iu this line.

Let me eatimate. inKtal. Kevtne Wt 47. Apply 42i iib. it N.

W. ivr. i'th aDd oaage. ON MONTH FP.EK. KTA I.ISI1 Fl ISSrt.

The Exchange Storage Co. 141tl ST. lilAMO.Ma J471. SKPARATK P.oOMS PAt Kl; Jk MOVIN'l. ALL AM OI WAREHol SE VICTORY STORAGE r.Aas FILBKRT STKKPT.

Moving by iiadiied uiomr van. eipert Phone f(r est ima te. I)AI part load wanted for Readins. llar-rtburr. New York.

Washington. Atlantic t'ii. all seashore reaorta. K. Kauer.

t. WANTK1' Mauling of any kind by day or mo'itti. on a-ton truck. Apply to John 1-issv, Stone Hue lan. Philadelphia I'a.

W11KK of any kinj wanted for l'r-tiHi lit inn k. reasonable rate, for teadv work or contract. J. Jebnson. 7 Ovxk s-t.

Phne l.mhrd WILLING to do a Viei-k. T04 Wallace -it- light lianltng fall or writ t.v II. truck 3 Stilmin. MAN, with half ton truck, desire vcrk after 1 YIk P. delivering or litlit hauling.

4t W. Jefferson MllVlXil. storage and ru-nicu. anv time, anv-vrhere. Rsferline A Handle.

1.11S N. -t. Kelmont S513 W. MOVINtl. hauling by motor.

reaawnaMe. I-ciitJ-SvjB. IXHAL and long-distance hauling, move -room house. JL'alt forstimate. 'ol 91l.

All. MMif truck naming, loweat prices moving. Ix-nst 3. I 'ine. on PROPOSALS IKPART.MKNT OK WHARVES.

HOCKS AND KKKR1KS. HOI US P.f 1 1.11 Philadelphia. July 7. 121. Senll proposal, indorsed "Kids fT the coustnict ion.

with a ppnneuaiit work, of the snhstrtictiire of tiirard Pier. No. 3 North Uelaware River, and addressed to the undersigned at the oil' ice ahove nient ioned. will he received until 1 o'clock noon iDaylight Saving limel. MIINPAV.

Al'ClST 1. 1S1. aud then publicly opened. Plant, specifications and hlank forms upon whiiii bids must he made can he obtained at the office above mentioned upon the deposit of a certified cheek in the a um of. 2ft to cover the -st of blue prints, which check will be returned upon the receipt in thi office of the plans and specifications in good condition ami unmarked.

The aiiccessfol bid-dor will be furnished with all blue prints necessary. free of charfe. Proof must lie submitted the Pepartment by the contractor that he has ai-'-ep'ed the provisions of the' Workmen's Compensation act of June 18, 1S17. relative to workingmen's compensation, and insured bis liability thereunder or secured exemption therefrom. No bid will Ive considered unlesg accompanied bv a certificate from the t'ity Solicitor of the city of Philadelphia to the effect that the provisions of an ordinance approved May 1S60.

requiring proposal bonds on all bids eeti com- exceeding in amount $.. have plied with. The Oirector reserves to himself the right to reject any or all bids aa he may deem best for the interest of the city of Philadelphia. IJ KOKli K. isPROIU.k.

Director. BOATS MOTOR BOAT. 22 foot. 4 IS. 2 cycle, make and break upook.

SISa. 2740 West iojit-gomeryave. 18-li'T. CABIN I'Kl lsKR, fuU equipment. must sacrifice o0.

Owner. Jack err, 4 Ad-diui Phone SherwyolU15I-J CAM1K wanted; atate price. R-i. Inquirer office. RESORTS SEE CANADA THIS YEAR 1IBAL VACATION LANf AND SLMMKR CLIMATR Pishing.

Hunrtng and Camping. Iaily Traini from Montreal and Toronto to ta Coast A. B. CHOWS', (i A. P.

D. Canadian National Railways 127Q Broadway. York FOR ADIRONDACK BOOKLET aad information apply to GEO. W. It YAf, Platta-bure.

N. T. For Montreal-Qne-j Booklet and information apply to Tourists' Bureau of Montreal. 90 New Birka Koatraal. Canada.

JOAN OF ARC INN. East Strondsburg. lias few vacancies for guests desiring Tery beat tit reasonable weekly rales. AVALON, N. J.

AVALON HOTEL fc.J- 3, on front. Attractive rates. Klcelleot table. NORTH WATER GAP, PA. LUTHER MICHAEL FARM Kuw ting.

thing and flailing. Noih Water llap Pa. MT. P0C0N0, PA. Mt PL-xanf l-fraiiaaa Vno.

Pa. il JL sviAttaBi at -r A.AIL il Leecfc EPHRATA, PA. MT. SPRINGS, Ephrata, Pa. Old Bhade treea.

fresh vegetables, egg and milk: excellent table: luiaor and outdoor games; rates reasonable. Morklat. I. 8. TON XlHPi 8 SOXJ.

EUROPEANRESORTS LONDON HOTEL OEC- L00I35OI. Vaeoutaad aivm at? rrfewt Isav Something About Arrivals and Clearances at This Port Notes of Interest PORT OF PHH.ADEI.PHI A Jtffr 19 Sun rises. 5.46 A sets. 8.26 I M. High water Philadelphia 1.S5 a and 2.14 10.4 A and 11.11 8.46 A and 9.08 I Reedy Island Breakwater IOw water-Philadelphia Reedy Island Breakwnter 5.

SO 2.44 and and and 9.28 6.03 2.44 Fnrness, "Withy and Company notinee the promotion of John A. an- Tait to succeed H. Holmes as manager of the Philadelphia District. Mr. Holmes has been appointed comptroller of all United States and Canadian offices of thj company and, while his; many friends in shipping circles will regret to see him leave, they are pleased to hear of his promotion.

Mr. Tait was formerly assistant manager and will be succeeded by John T. Turnbull who was manager of the East-bound Freight Department. The steamer Cananova arrived yesterday from Port Antonio with 40.800 bunches of bananas for the Atlantic Fruit Company. The shipping of a large proportion of flour in American bottoms is a condition which sets an example well worth following for many trade organizations which are anxious to develop an American Merchant Marine.

This condition has not come about by accident, but by definite effort on the part of the National Committee of the Millers' Association. By insisting upon their products being carried in American ships wherever possible, they have proved that it is possible to do this and equal effort by other bodies would undoubtedly secure similar results with other cargoes. The revival of 'the all water route from Honolulu for sugar may be begun with the sailing of the American Hawaiian steamer Foridan, which left that port on July 11. The vessel carried a full load of sugar and cleared for the Delaware Breakwater. The Shipping Foard the early return of does not expect those steamers which went into strike in England.

service during the From reports which they have received, officials state that these ships will be needed in the trade which was developed" and will continue for some time, particularly to Mediterranean and South American ports. ARRIVED YESTERDAY Str CITY OF CHESTER IBrl. McDonald. Calcutta, etc. Tia.

Boston. mde. Norton. I.illr A Co: FRANK PARISH Brt. Jjes.

Him-ntiric. ballast. DaTia A tiilchnst: CANANOVA. MundT. Port Antonio.

etc. fruit. Atlantic Fruit C-o: GrXFMAID. NeWon. I'ort Arth'ir.

petroleum. Halt Co: OZ ASIA. Wilson Boston. ballast. Berwind-White Coal Minln C-o; ONTARIO.

Bond. Boston, pass and mdse. Merchants A Miners' Traus Co: IX)RD BALTIMORE. MeNamee. Baltimore, puss.

Ericsson Line. Barees CACOOijING from Milton. SAT. EM from Boston aud TITKAHOE from F.at CAMBRIDGE tin tow tug TAMAJ Jl'A Hagerman: LANGHORNE from BSnpor. BARRY from Boston anl (il.ENDilOHE from Belfast tin tw tug I.

EN APE). Harer-mau. CLEARED YESTERDAY Stm ARAL I Br Brannan. La Pallice. Jo PARKSVILLK.

Arnett. Dunkirk via Brest ami Havre. iiite. International Kreishtina: Cori (IZAIIA. San Jhhii.

I It. coal. Berwind White Coal Mining Oj.l MAERSK ilua. IV-terbon. A.oi'cnliaen.

coal, Nirtli Atlantic Slup-pins A Asmi-jr Corp: ERICSSON. Willi. Baltimore, pass anl mde. Line. Schooliliiii ANNAPOLIS.

Itrmiiirolf. Halifax r1a New England porta. ommusxin'r of Navigation. Chester. JoI 1 Mr AOW1MOOX.

Hnrtey. New York, ballast. DELAWARE BAY AND RIVER 18 Weather. Delaware Breakwater. Jul.v M.

78 southeast. IS miles, hazr; bar Passed out: Str VACCCM for Texas City, lieedv Island. Julv 1 Passed UP Light house tender IRIS. 10. "JO A M.

Marcus Hook. Jul.v IK Pasel np: I nc At TIVE. Kiwint haree BRIMSTONE. 11.15 A Passed down: Schooishiu ANNAPOLIS. lor llalifex via New England ports: tint OIT.

tofi baree NESHANNOCK: MA IF.IRA. towine baree WAYNE. Anchored off: Str SAMl'KI. FILLER ad AGWIM OOX. MARITIME ilOTES IOiidOB.

Julr 1 7 Srr Crofton Hall, from New York. etc. for Buenos Ayre. etc. col lided with dock wall at Rosano.

will make temporary repairs before proceeding. Iondon. July is Kavington. irom TeMoo, etc. for Bremen, lias arrived at al-month with disabled.

Norwegian str Rytja haa been damared r.y collision, date and locality not given Mae Rvaja was last reported arrived Montreal July 1). New lork. July IS Schooner i eeilia A ohen. from Tampa for lirar.d Cayman, before re ported ashore oustiu Keel and later noatea. lias arrived at Key West.

I.ondon. July li A dispatch to Lloyd from Kustendje. Rumania, says str tieneral Turn er IBrl. ouuno: iroco me iiannoe to kuiit- dam. with grain and cattle, struck mine Jul.v 13 off Caliakra and sank.

1 he crew were saved. Str Mapanc. previously reported as having struck a mine and sunk off Boiirgas. in the Black Sea. is a total loss.

HALIFAX. Julv 1 Str losantl, Norfolk for Glasgow beforv reported with feed oil pomps damaged, arrived here today. Kpt West. Fla. July 1 senr ecma tonen.

before reported ashore sn'oncjio Reef, was floated this morning by tug Willett. apparently undamaged. OTHER PORTS Guatemala. ir. Sailed: atr MAX- CHIOKEAL (Norl.

for Philadelphia. Isindon. July ti. sailed: mrs asiiiahila (Br), aud MAHOPAR lllrl. for Ph i ladelphia Rotterdam.

July sailed: str hirk.m r. LWKENBACH for ill i ldelp.i;i Arrived: Kt.r Ktil.A.MItK tneim. irom l'liuaaeipnia. July ik. Arrived: str NEW YORK.

Hutch l. from Philadelphia. Port Said. July 1. Arrived: str sa.mm MARC.

Uapi, Philadelphia for Calcntm. eu-. New York Quarantine. July is. i-asscu out: str tor Philadelphia.

New York. July is. Arnveo: trs nti.UA fXor). from Port Antonio; HOROlHY from Porto Plata, etc: CKLTIC IBrl. from Liver pool: FINLAND from Antwerp: HAMl'MKA i HEATH (Brt.

irom Antwerp; ii'u, from Amsterdam: JAMES TTMPSOX from Blue6elds: CHARLES PKAL1 Trotn iaron Kouse: SANTA KUSAUA irom t.rays nir- bor: JONANCY from New r.nrtana ports; fvANTA ELISA from Valparaiso, wihi. KRDUK lUutChL irom uorieraam; titu PJEMEL (Turk), from oDstantinopf Ylt A-TAN from Vera Cruz, FORT VICTORIA IBrl from Bermuda: akimck irom Richmond; LA BOfTRDONNAIS I Br), from Havre: LAKE ELMUAT from lamn; HOLMBLAD tlianj. irom cdi laaeipnia via Baltimore for Copenhagen; POMK from an Juan. etc. ew VorK.

Jtliy i. jiearea: bits, ov; ji iv- SET for Hamburg: UUKO.AI. ror jowos; OLEXDOLA for Antilla: CALEDONIAN IBrl. for Liverpool: N'OREFJORD (Nor), for Trond- hjem: MATlNItUlK lor xexas city; J. a.

HOST WIC ik. lur ifus cuj; x.ci.ia iw Philadelphia: F. V. A so for luas city; bark ASTRID (Oanl. for Copenhagen.

Baltimore. Jul.v io. Arriveo: sirs ir. i rv noHI (Ital). from lriesti; nokhujx irom Kew- York; AltguAU irom ueirast; a li.w from Port Maria.

CHARTERS Str PINAR DEL RIO (Br). 1S30 tons, At lantic Range to Kio Janeiro, coal. 54 oil. jul.v. Str CLAN ji4H.inir.

i i iniin, Atlantic Kanee to the Atlantic Islands, coal, 21 Khillitigs. pece. July. Str OEORlilOS IIANIIACAS OJreek). Ift.a tons.

Atlantic Range to the River Plate, coal, private terms. July. Str ROSED EN (Br). quarter grain. Gulf to the the continent.

26 cents. August. Str CLEARPOOL IBrl. IhJ.IMHI Quarters grain. Ottlt to ine Limwi niusfittni, kiiuiuis.

lVVs pence, ahbuki. Str BRADCIADB (Br). 34,000 quarters grain. Montreal to the Vnited Kingdom. shillinas.

lflJ, pence, option Antwerp. Rotterdam. Hambnnr or Bremen, 2ft cents Canadian currency. Jnly. FOREIGN MAILS Closing at Philadelphia Postoffice Week Ending July 23 TRANSATLANTIC MAILS TUESDAY 19 South Africa UPecially addressed only).

Tia Cape Town; alto parcel post mails for Union of South-Africa, Bech-uanaland Protectorate. Portuguese East Africa. Northern and Southern Rhodesia and Soath-west Africa Protectorate, per Dromore Castle. 9 M. WEDNESDAY 20 Germany.

Li thnania. Latvia and Ksthoniu (Poland must be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamer), Tia ftixliMVeu. aud Lilian; also parcel post mails for PolauJ, Lithuania and Latvia, per laluania, 1 A M. Azores Islands and Portugal tSpain aud Greece must lie specially addressed for dispatch by tUis via llurla. Angra, Punta Ocixsda.

Lisbon, Cadiz aud Piraeus: also parcel post mails for Azores Islands, Portugal. Spain. Canary Islands. tu-ta. Melilla, Tangier, in Morrocco.

and Greece, per Roma. 1 A. M. Azores Islands and Portugal (Spain and Greece must be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamer), via Horta. Angra.

Ponta Delgada, Lisbon, Cadiz and Piraeus, by rail to Providence. I. and thence per Roma. 2 PM. Italy, Tia Naples and Genoa, also parcel post mails for Italy.

per.S Giuseppi Verdi, 9 PM. THURSDAY 21 Norway. Sweden. Denmark, Germany. Lithuania.

LatTia. Esthonia and Finland. Tia Cliristiansand. Christiania and Copenhagen, also parcel post mails for Norway, Sweden and Denmark, per Heilig Olar, 1AM. FRIDAY 22 Europe.

Africa and West Asia i ranee, inwra mto nwrnen must be spe cialty laatcsi iyr aispnu-n ry mis steatneri. vta Hymonw. enernourg and Antvrm: Southwest Corner Twelfth and Cypress Streets Brings $13,000 The three-story dwelling at 2122 Delancey place has been purchased by A. Florence Woodruff Hopkinson from J. Walton Lipsitiger for a price of which is $2000 more than the assessed valuation.

The lot is 18 by 62 feet. Robert Koene has purchased the property at the southwest corner of Cypress and Twelfth streets, numbered SOS South Twelfth street and 301 Fawn street, from Charles L. Moore for a consideration of $0000, which is $1000 in excess of the assessed value, subject to a mortgage of $4000. The lot is IS by SS feet. There is a two-story dwelling and store and a three-story dwelling.

4 S. Mole St. Brings $15,000 The three-storv dwelling property at 4 South Mole street, lot 15 by 50 feet, has been sold by John H. Dunnan to C. E.

Meehan for a consideration indicated by revenue stamps as $15,000. The assessed value is $S500. The property at the northeast corner of Ilidge and Girard avenues, numbered 1815 Girard avenue, has been sold by Daniel A. Minnick for the estate of Margaret Tanev to Catherine Sweeney for a price of $21,000. The lot is 18 by 27 feet, irregular, and the assessed value is Kdward N.

Remington has sold the two-story dwelling at 621 Ellsworth street to Herbert. Smiler for a price indicated bv revenue stamps on the deed as $15,000. The lot is 21 by 110 feet and the assessed value is $600O. Two Sales on Girard Avenue The three-story store property at 1322 Girard avenue has been- sold bv S. T.

Costello to T. Margolis for a prire of $12,000. The assessed value is $8500. The lot is 17 by 100 feet. Another Girard avenue property which has been sold is that at the southeast corner of Girard avenue and Eighteenth street.

There is a three-story dwelling, numbered 173S Girard avenue, and a one-story office, numbered North Eighteenth street, with a lot 18 by 105 feet, assessed at $8800. The property was sold by Mary Ban-ford to 11. O'Brien for a prices of $15,000. John H. Sinberg has leased the third floor of premises 114 Chestnut street for a term of years to the Roberts Art Studio.

At the Recorder of Deeds office yesterday the following were recorded: Deeds. 143; mortgage. 160; assignments of mortgages releases of mortgages. 7. Cah considerations amounted to mortgage Considerations amounted to ground rents totaled $137.

50. which a 0 per cent, basis, represents a principal of $2201.07. All instruments left for record at the above office to November 17 are ready for delivery. Building Permits Granted Brown addition to premises 15 West Abington for Samuel Shaw; cost S1IK. C.

Muyr two-story frame dwell-in. 3 by 4 feet, at S. W. corner County Line an1 Barca low Somertoii, for Kugene S. Michener.

cost $loK). C. I.akowicz. addition to premises. 1(33 Orthodox for Frederick W.

Cassidv, cost $404X1. W. 11. Seegers. garaee.

11 by 13 feet, at S. W. corner Eleventh and lliamoud for S. M. cost SUSO.

Amel KllioU. earape, 1 by 4S feet, at 6130 Yociini for same: cost $1800. Henry I. Schneider, alteration to premises 36-43 aud 3845 for Union Traction cost $350. H.

P. Collins, alteration to premises 5 Haverford for H. S. Bresch: cost JKo. J.

H. Hutt. addition to premises, 245 Hanshurv for E. (Hirer: cost Slo'V). Richard J.

Hill, repairing lire damage to premises roar 34 anil 342 East Somerset for same; cost $HX. Turner Court three-story reinforced con. crete factory, by 1H0 feet, at east side Wayne south of Itonnton for J. J. Felin A cost Samuel S.

Lazarus, addition to premises 4012 Poplar for Jacob Golhman; cost S3oo. John Stab, cars Re. 1 by 3n feet, at 11K RnfTner for same: cost $1000. Ir. Reman! Tousky, garage.

120 by 210 feet, irregular, at 413 to 41T Carpenter for same: cost $20,000. Mitchell. Houseworth garage. IT by 21 at 7219 Cre-heim road, for Herman Schwartz: cost. $MtO.

L. Singer, repairing- fire damage to premises 32S and 330 North Front for same: cost $20041. BANK PRESIDENT TAKEN BY BANDITS WITH HAUL Official Thrown From Auto Five From $7000 Hold-Up WARREN, July automobile bandits late held up the Orangeville Banking pany, at Orangeville, twenty-five Miles -Five today east of here, and escaped with 7(KH. The bandits forced the president of the bank to enter their automobile and carried him rive miles from Orangeville and then threw him from the machine. DRY DIRECTORS NAMED Blair Announces Appointments for Connecticut and West Virginia WASHINGTON, July IS.

Appoint ments of Federal prohibition directors were announced today by Commissioner Blair as follows: Connecticut, Harry MacKenzie. of Bethel, succeeding Julius C. Stramlau. headquarters at Hartford, and West Virginia, Charles H. Ahrens, Wheeling, succeeding Charles Lively, headquar ters at Parkersburg.

OBITUARY SAMUEL L. BRINTON Prominent Member of Friends Dies in Home in West Goshen "WEST LTIKSTKU. July Samuel lirinton, t'2, for years the superintendent of the nur.senes of Hoopes Jrirothers ana J. nomas, near here, but who had been living retired on his countrv place. "The Ljndens, West Goshen, for several years, is dead after a short illness.

He was a prominent member of High Street Meeting of i nends nere. Le ceased was born near Christiana, castr county, but removed here while a voung man. He marriecr rdizabeth Smith, of Berks county, who survives He was the father of Clement S. Brin ton, of Haddonfield, N. United States chemist in charge of foodstuffs; Klia Star ltrinton.

of Philadelphia, noted let turer and author: Francis 1). lirinton. i. i I i ol est itrauiuru: onaiu il ir-w- ark, and liobert who lives at bono ISAAC KAUFMANN Founder of Pittsburgh Department Store Dies In His Home PITTSBURGH, July 18. Isaac Tvanfmann.

founder of one of the lar est department stores in Pittsburgh and for manv years a leading figure in the MrsJenkinsr Former Dancer, Demanded Possession of HeroungDaughter 9preiaJ-4n Tfm Inquirer. July 18. Richard H. Jqnjrins, of th prominent and vsrtQfhy Maryland family of that name, Trfs arraigned in police court today charged by his wife, a former professional dancer, -with assaulting her. The case was dismissed, but the wife indicated-that she would probably bring changes against him and his Cre-ryrge Jenkins and Talbot Jenkins, before the Baltimore county suthori-ties Mr, and Mrs.

Jenkins have bee.n livings apart- some time. Tbv wife in court asserted she was handed roughly by her husband and his brothers in an effort to get her out the home of her husband's father, Eicbaod Hillen Jenkins, of Hyde, Green Spring Valley, when she wont there yestertoy morning and demanded her 4-year-oldi daughter, Dorothy. She spent th greater -part of the day at the Jesij-ins home hysterical and tumul-toisiaccording to her husband and hrssrrothers. said her husband strnckTieT-'both there and on the ride city from the Hopkins ITos-ptfalHfMthe home of her mother, Mrs. Frances Gordon Esteph, "West North avencne.

Talbot Jenkins she accuses of having fhrovn her down the stairs in the Green Spring Valley home. George Jenkins alleges kicked her in the automo- Tile ride from Hyde to Hopkins Hospital yesterday. The husband says that all he did at any time was to try to quiet her when site grew hysterical. takes two men to hold her when she gets in that condition," he explained to the jutioe. Talbot Jenkins said he merely picked her up from a bed on which she was lyiug and carried her out to an automobile to bring her to town.

She bit him on- the arm while he held her, he told the justice, and showed the marks of feeth in his skin. George Jenkins assorted that all he did was to try to keep hr qtiiet in the machine, which took her from the Valley to hosiital. She bit him in the shoulder, he said. the husband and the wife arc in-ttheir early twenties. They met when shewas dancing at a fashionable hotel here and their marriage in Annapolis in 1316 caused a sensation in Baltimore society and club circles in which young Jenkins is prominent.

Last Friday, a--oortftng to the Avife, Mr. Jenkins left the Jenkins home, at North Calvert street, where they were staying with Dorothy. Iater she found a note saying he had left her for good. It was to gt -possession of her daughter, says the young wife, that she went out to the Jenkins home at Hyde yesterday. father asked her to leave the house and she wouldn't do it.

Var-ions efforts were made to get her out until, in the evening, Talbot Jenkins picked her up- and carried her out. i Guide a Witness Against Dr. Robert Morris, Prominent New York Physician aptriti in Th-Inquirer. rOrGHKEEFSIE. N.

July IS. Dr. Robert Morris, widely-known New York surgeon of HltS Madison avenue, who is being sued for divorce by his wife, Aimee Reynaud Morris, came to this city today to appear before Justice Joseph Morschaueser, following the serving of a subpena -on him at the request of the justice, who had asked that he be called to appear. The similarity of the case to the Stillnian di-TOrce case has brought it into prominence because of the fact that a Canadian guide. AVilliam Yates, of Algoyna, Ontario.

Canada, is oue of the principal witnesses. Testimony by the Canadian guide ou Saturday was to the effert that Dr. Morris had taken a camping trip into the Canadian woods with a beautiful young woman. whom Mrs. Morris names as corespondent.

When the defendant, a dapper, well-dressed man of more than M) rears of age, appeared before Justice Morschauser today he was no asked to deny or admit any of hi wife's Vharges. The corespondent is described as being many years the dor-tor's junior. She has dark hair and weighs about 125 pounds, while Dr. Morris is alleged to have represented her as his secretary and to have called her "dearie." OFFICIALS DECIDE NOT TO HOLD MRS. HEMMING Sheriff, However, to Probe HowHusband's Slayer Got Gun from The Inquirer Iturmv.

NEW TORK, July IS. Borne down by the weight of the opinion of the District Attorney of Suffolk county that there is nothing substantial on which to arrest Mrs. Harry G. Hemming in connection with the murdr of her husband by Frank Eberhardt. but tenacious of his own opinion that "the whole story hasn't been told." Sheriff John S.

Kelly began tonight an investigation as to where Eberhardt got the new revolver he used to kill Hemming and himself. 'Ebprhardt. who had no right to possess a revolver at all. irourd one very recently," Sheriff Kelly said last night after the 'conference of county officials had decided that it would 1 impracticable to arrest Mrs. I lemming.

"As special Deputy Sheriff lie Lad no more right to possess a firearm than any other private citizen. I appointed him a 'special' on June 'He obtained a gun promptly. I want to find out where he got it. if he bought it or if somebody gave it to him There are several ther points I want to look into, for I am not at all satisfied with the easv gbing way in which this shockins murder has been handled. If my inquiry develops -real evidence I shall make a public demand for ac tion." "Vnless the Sheriff can produce evi denct of Mrs.

Hemming's complicity r.o more will be made against the District Attorney said as the conference CANADA FIGURES IN ANOTHER 01 0 ow or William H. Muckleston. Relatives ana friends invited to funeral services. 10.30 A. M.

precisely, late residence, 2133 N. 13th st. Int. private. Remains may be Tiewed 7 to 9 P.

M. MULLEN. July 15. REBECCA. wife of James A.

Mullen. Relatives ar.d friends are invited to funeral, from her late residence. 340 N. Csmac at S.30 A. M-High mass of reqniem at St.

Stephen's Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

MURPHY. July 16. ANNA R. daughter of the late Anthony H. anil Mary Murphy.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend fnneral. 8.30 A. laie residence, 5432 Haverford ave. Solemn reqniem mass at Church of Our Iady of Victory. 10 A.

M. Int. Cathedral. ORIC Killed iu action. July 15.

lfls. at Oh a ufean-Thieiry. France. Lieut. WILLIAM CHARLES ORR.

of Co. E. 112fh son of William C. and Elizabeth M. Orr.

aged 24 years. Relatives and frici.ds. ajso members of Kcotts Presbyterian Church, neral services. 11 A. M.

deuce, 2207 S. 15th St. Int. ORTON. nly 16.

LAURA HannappeM, widow of Frank invited to fu pa rents' resi Arlington Cem ORION (tie Orton. Service 2 P. M. fit the Oliver 11. Bair 182U Chestnut tt.

Tues. eve. Int. private. Viewing July 17.

WILLIAM, beloved in fa nt son of I lush and May (juieg inee M- tunne.vi. Funeral 1: late resi- aence. 251j S. Hancock st. REED.

July 17. VERDIE SKEP.OLD. wif, of David A. Reed. Services 1'.

M. residence. 1011 Jefferson Wilmington. lel lut. Charles liabcr Puttsville, 11 A It EN TEL.

At Palmyra. X. July 1 Mrs. KM MA REN'TEL. danehter of Mr.

and Mrss. Emanuel Keuser. Funeral 2 P. from her late residence. Arch and sfs.

Friends cail Wol. eve. RIEGE R. Sudden! v. July 16.

at Penllyn. HARRY RIEGER. hiiband of Sf.phia Riegcr nee Schreineri. Relatives and friends, a iso officers and emplovees ef the Ij.uis Here-ddl Brewing 1'hiia. Ix.lge No.

2 B. I'. O. and all other Mie'jes and organizations of which he was a member, are invited to the ervice on 1 I. at the Oliver H.

Bair 1S20 Chestnut st. Int. private. ROBERTS. July 17.

WILLIAM hns-V nd of tne la'e Winifre.J Rfbert (nee Trai-ey), in his 5th yea-. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. A. from his late resilience. I4.t W.

Iiauphin st. Solemn reiuiem mass at St. Boniface's Church. Id A. M.

Int. New Carfcedral Cem. ROBERTSON. SARAH, wife of the N'illiam Rctrron Storeri. We.1., P.

residence. 342s st. Int. i reenni'jun Cem. Friends may call Tues eve.

SEEING ER. la Everetr. MARY wife John A. Selinjeer. in hr year.

Relatives and friends invited, without further STEAMSHIP LINES Clark's 17th Orient Cruise bv sumpt ious S.S. Empre-s of Scotland. 25.0Cs1 mm tons. 1 davs in Eavi.t ami 1'alestiue. Feb.

4. 1922: 63 days S6ri up. including Shore Excursions. Drive-. Fees, etc.

FRANK C. CLARK. Times York Passenger and Freight Services From New York CHERBOURG AND SUL TUAMPTON A QUI TA I A 2i Ailc. SDt. 13 MAURETANIA BERENGARIA YASARI ll Sept.

6 Sept. 29 IS Sept. 22 Oct. 20 LI LKFOUL Aug. Oct.

Not. CARMANIA ALBANIA (newl CAR0NIA 13 Sept. 10 Aue. 20 Sect. 27 Aut.

27 Sct. 24 SCYTHIA (new) bepi. (i Oct. 11 Not. IS pi.vMoi 1 a.

CHLRP.11I RG. KAMlil Kti AND SAXONIA July 23 LONDONTERkY AND GLASGOW CAMERON" IAlaewi July 30 Aug. 27 Spt. 24 COLUMBIA Aug. 13 Sept.

10 Oct. 8 ALGERIA Atie. 20 Oct. 4 VIGO. GIBRALTAR.

PAT AS. DUBUOVMK. TRIESTE. FU ME CALABRIA HAMKLRG AND PANNONI HOSI'HN TO IXLNDONDERRY ASSYRIA Ase. 13 DAN.IG Aug.

18 A GLASGOW PHTLADELPHIA TO LONDON VELLAVIA July 20 cunard mediterranean cruises madeira. gibraltar. algiers, monaco. naples. alexandria.

Piraeus, patras. Trieste (Ports Vary According to Cruise) CARONIA Oct. 22 Dec. 7 CAMERONIA Not. 19 IT Canard and Anchor Steam Ship Liaiea.

Passenger Olfice. 1300 Walnut Street. Phila. Freight Office. Boursa New York LiTerpool 23 Aug.

20 Sept. 30 Aug. 27 Sept. CELTIC BALTIC 17 24 CEDRIC Aug. 6 Sept.

3 Oct. New York Cnersourg Southampton ADRIATIC Aug. 3 Aug. 31 Oct. 5 OLYMPIC Ausr.

13 Sept. 3 Sept. 24 i( lori and Azores, Gibrautar. Naples and Genoa CAN0PIC Aug. 9 Sect.

30 CXETIC Sept. 7 Philadelphia LiTerpool HAVERFORD Aug. 13 Sept. 17 Oct. 22 Red Star Line New Y'ork, Plymouth.

Cherbourg. Antwerp ri.M.aii) ZEELAND KROONLAND LAPLAND 23 Aug. 27 Oct. Aug. ti Sept.

10 Oct. Aug. 13 Aug. 20 sept. 17 Oct.

Sept. 24 Oct. Philadeluhia hamliur Libau Danzir GOTHLAND (3d class pass'gers 29 SAMLAND (3d claas passers only) 31 Freight for Danzig only Sail from New York oue dav later. Philadelphia Antwerp SCYTHIAN Jnly 25 MISSISSIPPI Aug. 10 MISSOURI Aug.

20 New York Hamburg- Tia Cherbourg MONGOLIA 'July 28 Sept. 8 MANCHURIA Aug. 25 Calls at Vigo. Cherbourg. Danzig-.

Hamburg. MLNNEKAHDA (Hamburg Danzig) Aug. II Philadelphia Glasgow WEST TACOOK Aug. 20 Philadelphia Ha.mburg OSAWATOMIE July 28 DERANOF Aug. 13 EAST INDIAN Aug.

27 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT T.INE Philadelphia London SCYTHIAN July 25 MAH0PAC Aug. 2 MISSISSIPPI Aug. 10 MISSOURI Aug. 20 HOLLA NTJ AMERICAN LINE Philadelphia-Rotterdam G0RRXDYK July SO SCHIEDYK Aug. 27 International Mercantile Marine Company 116 STEAMERS.

1.250 000 TONS Passenger Onioe. 1319 Walnut Phila. Freight Oftice. 405-414 Boursa Flula. tile and wears if i 4" Vi 1 1 AH TYI of mineral Droducts Taid one-half linHiflMniHiWaTHtuiinHnUi IB3I Martinique.

St Lneia. Barbados and for Oui-ana. via Barbados tGrenada. St Vincent and Trinidad must be specially addressed for dispatch by this via St Thomas. St Croix.

St Kitts. Antisua. Guadeloupe. lKrai-Dica. Martini'ioe.

St Lucia and Barbados, per Ouiaoa. 1 A FRIDAY Haiti (except Cape Haiti and Pfrt de Pais). Canal Panama. Salvador I print. Nicaragua (except Eat Coast).

Atiiapala Choluteca prints, etc. for Nacxome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaranl. in Honduras, t'aiun and Narinu Departments of Colombia. Kcuador and letter mail for l'mw (except iqmtogl.

Bolivia and Chili (other rl Honduras aud letter mail for Salvador mut be spe-ialiv addressed for dispatch by this via I'ort au Prince and Cristobal, per Gen Goetlials, Id A. M. Cta Rica (Canal Zone, except letter mailt. Panama except letter mailt. Salvador sprints, etc).

Nicaragua (except East Coast). Amapaia, Choluteca (alio irint. etc. for Nacaome. Te-cna-igalpH and Tm.carn.

in Honduras, Canca and Narino Departments of Colombia. Ecuador and letter mail for Pern (except lquitosl. Bolivia and Chili (Cuba, other parts of Honduras and letter mail for Salvador must be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamr. via Havana. Cristobal and I'ort I.lmnn.

per Pi stores 9 PM. Newfoundland (parcel post mails and speciallv addressed via St John J. per Rosalind, ft M. Cuba ispeciaHv addressed onlvi. via Havana, per Henry Mallorv.

I' M. Argentina. Cruguay and Paraguay I specially addressed onlvl. Montevideo and Buenos Airs. per Honduras.

9 M. Yucatan and Cam-iMN-be (other iart8 of Mexico must be specially addressed for dispatch by this via Prorreso. Vera Cruz and Tampico: also parcel post mails fur Mexican States of Campeehe. C-biapa. Guerro Hidalgo.

Mexico. Morelos. Oaxaca. Puebla Tiaxcala. Vera Crux and Yucatan.

tr S. 9 M. Porto Rico, via San Juan, per Ponce. 9 PM. enc-muela and Curacao, via 1 Caaira.

Puerto Ca-bello. Curacao and per firove. 9PM St Thomas. St Omii. St Kitts.

Nevi. Saba. St Martins. St Eustatius. Antigua.

Guadeloupe. Dovnini-a. Martinique. St IUcia ano Barbados, via St 1 noma St Croix. St Kitts.

Actigaa. Guadeloupe. IVminica. Mar-tiuioue. St Lncia and Barbados, per Topper.

9 PM. South Brsr.il. Argentina. I'riignay and Paraguay, via Rio Janeiro. Montevideo and Buenos Aires, per American Lesion.

M. SATl'RDAY 23 Turks Island and Dominican Repnbltc via Turks Island. Mnte Cbristi. Puerta Plata. Saniana.

San-hex, San Pedro de Macoris. Azua sod Bsrahona. per Iroquois. 1 A M. Cape Haiti and I'ort de Paix (Canal Zone.

Pstiatna. Colombia and must be speciallv for dipti-b by this sieamcri. ia a pe Haiti. Am (ayes. Cristobal.

Buenaventura Ksir eralda. Bahin de Carauez. Mania. Puerto Kxhvar and Guayaquil, per Gcu Hodges. lO A Naval Store SAVANNAH.

July 1 Turpent ine steadv. Sales 2tW receipts. ti.M stiipments. 7T: stock. 9793.

Rosin firm: sales. re ceipts lltT: shipment. to. k. xT Uuote F.

3 C. 3.8(: 3.9i. I. 4 H. K.

4 .20: M. 4.5; N. 4.7.".; WG. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Annie M. Cauld.

ftftl Ix and William Marion. 631 jex at. Marie Martyne. 213 Mt. Vernon and John I'arex.

l.WM Green st. Marie McAle. 53fiS Wingohocking Clarence larke Baltimore. and Julia Liberto. 2i32 ael 7.rro Ble Anchor.

N. J. Josephine Poaanto. 113i Wilder md Mich- md James Matoor. 493.1 Wayne ave.

Maria De Gikrine. 9S Krnest and Peter Fsnt. 183. Reed Concha Miranda. New York city, and Maximo Agagas.

S. Naval Home. Mabel Fortune. lf2. N.

Warnock and George Sheppard 1304 N. 11th st Julia Hruokmau. 127 Fernon a ad Howard E. Brodie, Irvington. telia Addilev.

S2i N. 15h and Virgie Colliits. Cresmont. Florence I. kemp.

Rosedale. and Ed-a nd win Kdmond. Mt. I'ine I'a lrie A 'ross. Kllsworth st Richard R.

Oreenwall. Sprites Anal Draneelis. 1 4 1'ierce and Stanley Urban. 4J 1'ierce t. Jean Davis 3402 N.

ltth and Ris-coe Roseoberc. 2rtK N. Jessnp st. Maria tmui. Media.

and Salvatore n'Onoflio. 123 Master t. Ada K. Brown. Cynwyd.

and Francis R. Stewart. Fostoria. Mabel W. Battey.

tmaha. and Charles P. McGinley Wo.nocket. R. I.

Nunr.ietta Goglioni. 14W S. Juniper and Yettenno lIu. 1407 Juniper st. Catherine Merkliuer.

2S4S N. 9h and C.eorce A. Freud. 2156 Mervlne st Minnie L. Holland.

Reading, and tarl 11. HofTiiian. Readme. Assunta Natale. 7o8 Christian and Joseph Novella.

Camden. N. J. Henrietta F. 321 Tree and Eddie A Scelzi.

122 Dudlev st. Margaret V. lngersoll. 5S3C Springdeld and Herman M. Schnltxe, 5S44I SpriegQeld ave.

Antonietta D' A nnunzi j. 1434 S. 15th and Virgil Oella IVwta. Shamokin Pa. Catharine V.

Louden. 7(5 N. 11th and William A. Retsou. 211 Jefferson st.

Rose A. livery. 1 4(7 S. Etting and John McLaughlin. 5411 Greenway ave.

'Alice Kulpinont. and Girard Thomas. Thotnpkln. Pa. una H.

Kraemer. 3o5 S. t)th and Frederick Cobbler. 5917 Spruce at. Jndiah Wiles 2211 Latona and Motley A Brome.

2314 Alter st. 'Mary Giordano. lf3 S. 10th st. and Gus-tine Poelo.

Camden. N. J. Eileen Derrich. 119 W.

Lipnineott and Wiliiaat Perry. Phila. Nivt Yard. Mae Shamokin, and Roy Fidler. Pa.

Arcana. 124 Pierce and Pasqnale La Rosa New York city. Marv E. Timmons. 71 Naudain C.

and Frank' D. Fisher. 210 Delancey st. Anna Rothnaan. 41 Poplar and Joseph Gealt 92S N.

Marshall st. Gertrude D. Dennis. 5t3 Keyser and James Kirk Gwilliam. Paulsboro.

N. J. Mabel E. Joynes. N.

loth and Joseph Winkler. 1511 N. Front st. Helen Patterson. 41 0 Warren and Donel Hughes 726 June at.

Elizabeth Hepworth. 2427 E. Pirth and Harrv Doughertr. 2437 E. Cumberland st.

Minnie H. Uuedenfeidt. 292S Ringgold and John H. Hiney. 2121 Westmoreland st.

lna Wninatein. 1221 K. Chelten and Jake Ievin. 121 K. Chelten ave.

John Davis. 52 S. 15th and Ethel Fittl-man. 3231 Ltidlow s.t. Frances K.

Toner. 952 Woodlawtt and Vincent Heeney. 953 lK-ust ave. Beruieia M. Rantine.

4634 lncaster and Warren Maiandra. 4943 Thomion st. Elizabeth Roach. 3619 L'nruii and Chas. Fee.

443 Lehigh ave. Catharine F. Gaffelner. 2 Blakistou and Ernest A. Putalliiz.

3401 Ciuly st. Millie 1415 S. Benin st-. and Michele Grazziaua. 1411) S.

Beulah at. Mae William. 1oM7 BiitiuitwoiHl and George Royce. S24 Spring Garden at. Edna M.

1921 Arch and Myrle C. Bollinger. Pittsburgh. Ella K. Bonne.

MJ5 N. 40th and Robert M. Haddon. 93S N. 4th st.

Marie Neiss. 2647 Federal at-, and Joseph H. Henderson. 3627 Reed at. Theresa Moodelio.

11 Girard -and Chas. M. Smith. 161 Girard ave. You'll taste the difference! i i i 1 Coffee I I 1 I 1 I At all our Stores d33 inch tfalek ever any old fioex.

It will pay you to sxamine this floorlur lXft buying or linoleum. Mineralite loses its polished surface. Warm and-dryito and easy to keep clean. Dust Proof DatmpProof -Fire Proof Vermin Proof Laid UnsA7J.color. you tlesire IitalleNElY-4ysed the Next Smrul ffr iptimm fLuflmt GmajKttkrvOtl oraKpresentatUc business community, died at his home here today from heart disease, aged 70 years.

Mr. Kaufmann. who began his business life by selling goods through the towns of Western Pennsylvania, was. at the time of his death, head of a mercantile establishment -which employed some 4000 persons. a aaam 4 rarcel post mails for Great Britain.

Ireland. SieUrlrrai. Lnkemburg, Belgian Congo and the-countries mentioned in Note per (5.