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a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 29. 1923 A. at her late residence. 3836 Baring st ant st.

Int. private. Friend, may call Thurs. eve. HAVRE.

Nov. 28. WILLIAM husband 2S.Yv'ARnEN husband of Susan Bagley Yerkes. RelativeH friend, also Military tvrder of I.oyal I.ee. Comandery of Sttite of sre ii at tend funeral services.

2 I. his lute residence. 53S1 Chew n. Int. at Providence, R.

I. Kcniuir.4 ma.v- be viewed 1 to 1 noon. APMARGO CBr). from Buenaventura CAPIL LAC Br). from London: KROONLAND.

from San Francisco, etc: CITY OK BIRMINGHAM, from Savannah: SANTA OLIVIA, from Bultt-nore; EL LAGO. from New Orleana: MEDINA, from Galveston: FRIEDA, from Sabine; FREEMAN, from Norfolk: VIRGINIA LIMITED, from Richmond: GKDAN1A (Dan), fioui Tani-pico: INDEPENDENCE HALL, from Havre: OHMES (Br), from Tort Antonio: 1NNOKO. from Antwerp: PIAJTO (Nor), from Walton. ARAPAHOE, from Jacksonville etc: 8TGNA from Antwerp: CITY OF ST JOSEPH, from Genoa, etc: IROUVOIS. from Monte Cristi.

etc: ESTONIA (Dan), from L1l x- "ft Cleared Stra ESPER- aged 70. Relatives and friends are lnv1tei to attend funeral, from Wrightstown Friends' Meeting IIous. Seventh day. Twelfth month. 1st.

at 3 I'. M. i SOMMER. Nov. 28, EI.

LA wife of George F. Somuier (nee ISgu). Relatives snd friends sre invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from late residence.

2Vm W. Ontario st. High masi at Church of Our Lady of Holy Souls. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cem. SPEAKMAN. At Wilmington. on Nov.

28. SL'K HILTON NO YES, wife f.f Willard A. Si'eakmnn. Funeral service, will be held at her lste residence. 1400 Franklin at 2 P.

M. Int. Wilmington. Del. STRATTON.

Nov. 28. LILLIAN beloved wife of Wlnfield S. Slratton Inee Oliphant). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral.

10.30 A. late residence. 130 S. King st, Gloucester, N. J.

Int. Eglington Cem.Clarks- of late Ella V. Ssyre. Relatives and friends. also WsshtnsTton amp, o.

aoa. 1'. o. S. of Invited to funeral services.

3 P. at his late residence, 6352 Germantown ave. Int. private. Friends may call Fri.

eve. SCATTERGOOD. Nov. 27.. HENRY W.

SCATTERGOOD. Relatives and friends, also Lodge No. 8, F. and A. aud all other organizations of which he wss a member, invited to firneral services.

2.3 1. at bis late residence, S40 W. Tulpechocken Germantown. Int. private.

SCHWA AB. Nov. 27. MATHIAS. husband of Ida Schwaab (nee aged 59 years.

Relatives and friends. Southwark Butcher Society. Fairmount Butcher Society. Budischer Beneficial Society. Franklin Singing Society, S.

Phila. Rifle and employees of C. F. Rumpp A Sons, are invited to the funeral 1 P. late residence.

163ft Jackson at. Int. Arlington Cem. Viewing 7 to 10 P. M.

8CHWENK. Nov. 27. AARON K. 8CHWENK.

Relatives and friends, also all Masonic societies of which he was a member; employee, of K. Schwenk invited to services, 8 P. at the chspel of Benjamin T. Lyle. 1912 W.

Columbia ave. Int. Shatters Church, Berks 11.80 A. M. SCOTT.

Nov. 27. JOHN ELMER, husband of Gertrude M. Scott (nee McKcnnal. Fnneral.

3 P. from his late resilience, 750 N. 22d at. Relatives and friends, also Police Officers of the 9th and 33d districts. Motorcycle Squad and Artisans Union Assembly.

Jio. 30. are Invited. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

SHOTTROFF. Nov. 26. ANNA wife of Frederick Shottroflf. daughter of late Charles and Anna Rodgers.

Relatives aud friends are Invited to funeral. 8.30 A. residence of brother-in-law, T. J. Jordan.

lf42 N. Masch-er st. requiem mass, St. Mlclmel's Church. IO A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cem. 6LATTERY. Nov.

26, JOHN, husband of late Minnie Slattery. aged 64. Relatives and friend, are invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A. M-.

from his lste residence. 1817 N. Robinson st. Solemn High requiem in as, St. Rose of Lima'a Church.

10 A. M. Int. St. Denis' Cem.

SLIM. Nov. 28. REBECCA, daughter of late Peter H. and Sarah R.

Slim, aged 88. Funeral 10 A. late residence. 420 Linden Camden. N.

J. Int. private. Moorestown. N.

J. SMITH. Nov. 27. THEODORE husband of Emma Smith (nee Wilson).

Relatives and friends, also Washington Lodge. No. 59. F. and A.

and St. John's Assembly. No. 28. A.

O. M. are invited to attend funeral aerv-ices. at residence of his son-in-law, Y. Diets Fry.

6Bth east of 13th. Oak Lane. 2 P. M. precisely.

Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. SMITH. At Penns Park. Eleventh month.

2tn. e.uiA wire or Lewis smith of Fox Chase, and was- Civil War veteran, having served under Genen-1 Meade at Gettysburg. He was born at Gettysburg in 1S44. Through his wife. Anne Blake, lie inherited the homestead of one of William Peon's sons, which included what is now a larg portion of Fox Chase.

A daughter. Bertha Hennig, and two sonsv Howard, and J. Milton Hennig, Ashbourne, survive. Members of the John R. Fisher Post, G.

A. It. will attend the funeral. JOHN FLANAGAN Vice President Manayunk Bank Is Pneumonia Victim John Flanagan, vice president of the Manayunk National Bank, died of pneumonia yesterday at his home, 130 Grape street, Manayunk. He was 85 years old.

He was ill for several days, but was in a weakened condition from a severe attack of pneumonia two years ago. He was a retired blanket manufacturer. He had been vice president of the bank for 20 years and was appointed a director 40 years ago. He is survived by four sons. J.

Elliott. J. Walter. Arthur R. and Harry B.

Flanagan. His wife died ten years ago. MARTIN jYERKES Professor of Mechanical Art Was Member of Loyal Legion An illness of several weeks ended in the death of Professor Martin R. Terkes, at his home, 5384 Chew street, Germantown, yesterday. Professor Terkes had been in charge of the mechanical art department at the Pastorious School, Woodlawn avenue and Sprague street, for the last twenty years.

He was a member of Pennsylvania Commandery, Military Order of the Loyal Legion. He is survived by a widow. Funeral services will be held from his residence tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Harold Stan boro.

N. J. Friends call Fri. eve: STRITCH. Nov.

27. BRIDGET, wife of Stephen Strltch and daughter of Anna and the late Edward McGrellfs. Funeral 8.30 A. late residence. 1718 8.

Frazier st. High requiem mass. Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. SUTTON. Nov. 26.

ELEANOR McBRIDE. widow of Lewis E. Sutton, aged 64. Funeral services at Ivy Hill Cem. Chapel.

2.30 P. STKES. Nov. 26. ELIZABETH ELLEN, wife of William Sykes.

Relativea and friends are invited to attend funeral, 10 A. from her husband's residence. 368 Green lane, Roxborough. Services will be held in St. Timothy's P.

E. Church, at 11 A. M. Int. in the churchyard.

Frlenda may call Thura. eve. THOMAS. At Norristown. Nov.

27 KLTZABETH widow of Henry B. Thomas, aged 84. Funeral from residence of James A. Ianv. 627 W.

Lafayette Norristown, Sat. 2 P. M. Int. Riverside Cera.

VINEY. At bis late residence. 1841 V. 12th FREDERICK C. husband of Josephine D.

Vlney. aged 79. Relatives and friends, also Robert A. Lamberton Lodge. No.

487. F. snd A. Gen. E.

D. Baker Post, No. 8. O. A.

R. and all other organisations of which he was a member, invited to funeral aervices. 2 P. M. precisely, D.

H. Schuyler Broad and Diamond Int. private. WRIGHT. Not.

28. ANNA daughter of late Charles W. and Jennie Wright. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 1 P.

at her late residence. 3903 N. Franklin st. Int. private, S.outh Laurel Hill Cem.

BROAD AND DIAMOND $5 Deposit Saless RED CEDAR GUESTS Prompt Delivery on Final Payment. Just Look at These Prices! DAVENPORT. Nov. 27. MARTHA JANB.

widow of Samuel J. Daveoeort. aged 78. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services, 8 P. at the residence of her son.

Centre ave. and Easton Willow Grove. Pa. Int. at Rock Springs.

Pa. DIEBEL. Nov. 27. SOPHIE wife of Edward Die be 1.

Funeral services. 2 P. M-. at her late residence, 837 Unruh Lawndale. Pli 11 a.

Int. private. Friends may call Frl. eve. DISTLER (neo ficbeeler).

SuddenlT. Nov. 25. MARGARET, wife of Andrew Dlstler. Relatives and friends, also Sago Council.

No. f5. D. of Ella E. Miller Lodge.

No. So, 8. of B. Teutonia Schwester Lodge. No.

1. F. O. D. H.

8.. invited to services. 1.30 P. at reaidence of her sister. Mrs.

S. Watt. 2006 E. Cumberland st. Int.

private. Green-mount Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. DUNNE.

Nov. 27. HENRIETTA HAWTHORNE DUNNE. Funersl services 2 P. at residence of her brother.

John 8. G. Dunne. 820 Old Lancaster Bryn Mawr. Int.

privste. GARGAN. On Nov. 26. HARRY son of John 3.

and Carrie M. Gargan. aged 30 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to services. at 2 P.

at his late residence. 1453 N. Redfleld at. Int. at Westminster Cem.

Viewing Fri. eve. GEORGE. Not. 27.

LAURA, wife of Daniel George, aged 87. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 2.30 P. from her late residence. r.S E.

Brlnghurst Germantown. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

GROSSMAN. Nov. 28. SOPHIE, wife of David Grossman. RelatiTea and friends, also Miriam invited to funeral.

10 A. from her late residence. 4810 10th et. int. Mt.

Carmel Cem. HARRISON. Now. 23. ALBERT, son of Margaret A.

and the late John Harrison, aged 28. Relativea and friends, also Shakahappo Tribe o. 138, I. O. R.

iuTlted to attend funeral, 2 P. M-. the parlor, of G. G. Norrls.

4670 Frankford Frankford. Int. private. Frlenda may call Thurs. eve.

HARTZELL. Not. 26. ANNA wife of Frank J. Hartzell.

Funeral services 2 P. at her late residence. 5307 Girard aTe. Int. Fernwood.

Friends call Thurs. 8 to 10 P. M. HENNIG. 6nddenly.

Not. 25. JOHN HENNIG. husband of the late Anna Blake Hennig, aged 79. Relativea and friends are invited to fnneral services, 2.30 P.

at bis son's residence. Howard B. Hennig. Si8 Stan-wood Fox Chise. Phils.

Int. Lawndaie Cem. HOGAN. Not. 27.

ANNIE, widow of Dennis J. Hogap snd mother of Mrs. Joseph T. Hayden and Mrs. D.

C. MacNeill. RelatiTea and friends are invited to attend funeral. S.30 A. from her late residence.

644 E. Sbelten ave. Solemn mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. HOOVER. Nov. 27.

JOSEPHINE KENNEDY, beloved wife of Henry L. Hoover. Relative, and frlenda are invited to attend fnneral. 8.30 A. from her husband's residence.

1316 Overbrook ave. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. 10 A. M. Int.

Cathedral Cem. HORNOR. Suddenly, at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York, on Nov. 27. NINA BARTLETT HORNOR.

widow of John 'West Hornor and daughter of the late Abner Bartlett. in the 77th year of bis age. Funeral services. 2.30 P. at Chapel, St.

Thomaa Church. 53d st. and Fifth New York. HUND. Nov.

26. MARGARETA. wife ef Joseph Hund (nee Baum), aged 73. Relatives and friends, also Ladies Aid of Bethany Reformed Church, of Lawndale, invited to funeral. 1 P.

late residence, 1016 Unruh t. (Take No. 50 car to Cheltenham road.) Int. private. Greenmount Cem.

Remain, may be viewed after 7 P. M. JACOBS. Nov. 28.

LILLIE. wife of Harry Jacobs, aged 33. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 11.30 A. M.

precisely, at her late residence. 2420 N. Cleveland ave. Int. Adath Jeshurun Cem.

Positively no flowers. JOHNSTON. Nov. 27. FRANCES COOPER, wife of late Albert C.

Johnston, aged 83. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 2 P. residence of daughter. Edmund B. McCarthy.

Waterloo road. Devon. Pa. Auto, will meet train leaving Broad St. Station 12.45 P.

M. Int. private. KELLY. At Atlantic City.

N. ov. 28. JOHN husband of Esther Kelly, and son of late William F. and Mary Kelly and bn-hr of Rev.

Joseph A. Kelly, of Downlngtown. Pa. Relatives and friends, also all societies of which he was a member, invited to attend funeral. Sat.

7.30 A. from his late residence. 34 N. Annapolis Atlantic City. Solemn requiem mass.

8.30 A. at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. It. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Funeral will arrive at Korth Phila.

Station. 11 A. M. KLEMM. Nov.

27. LAURA VIRGINIA HOFFMAN, wife of late William G. Klemra. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 2 P.

from her late residence, 19 Market Camden. N. J. Int. Evergreen Cem.

KOCH. Of 2993 Richmond or, Nov. 26, HARRY husband of Florence Chisholm Koch son of late J. Justice and Caroline Koch. Relatives and friends, aleo Cbneordta Lodge.

No. 67. F. A. M-.

and all other or-ganiaationa of which he was a member, are invited to service, on 2 P. M-. at Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut t. Int.

private. Viewing Thurs. eve. LIEBEBT. Suddenly.

'Nov. 27. BRUNO husband of Catherine Llebert. aged 69. Relatives and friends, also Textile Arbelter Rrsn-ken Verein: Huten Lodge, No.

1. of Phila. i of. fleer, and directors of Erie Ave. B.

and L. Aso. and Workingmen's Home Society for jd. invited to attend funeral services, 1.80 P. late residence, 2012 E.

Elkhart st. Int. private. Cedar Hill Cem. MACFARLAN.

At Ardmore. on Nov. 27. MARY, sister of late Malcolm Macfarlan. M.

D. Service, and int. private. MADDEN. At Absecon.

N. Nov. 27. Dr. EDMUND husband of the late Temperance C.

Madden, aged R0. Relatives and frienda are invited to attend funeral services, at his late residence. Absecon. Nov. 30, at 2 P.

M. Int. Absecon Presbyterian Church. MAHONEY. Nov.

26. MARGARET daughter of John J. and Hannah Mahoney (nee Riordao). late of 5600 Westminster ave. Relative, and friends, also Our Lady of Victory B.

V. Sodality god Daughters of Columbus, are invited to the funeral. 7 A. residence of parents, S. W.

cor. N. Lynn Blvd. and Cloverdale Highland Park. Del.

Solemn, requiem mass. St. Lswrenc. Church, ft A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. MANNES. Not, 26. MARY.

widow of Charles Mannes. aed 85. Relatives and friends and all societies of which she was a member are invited 'to attend funeral. 8.30 A. from her late residence.

263 Dia. mond st. Solemn requiem raasi at St. Boni. face Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Kindly omit flowera.

MATHER Nov. 28. MARY wife of Henry Mather, aged 81. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. Sat.

11 TOURS AND TRAVELS int, private. McCALL. Nov. 20. FRANCES, wife of John H.

McCall (nee Ivens). aged 59. Relativea and friends, also I'amn 34 i.t A are Invited to funeral services. 1.30 P. zro emerald at.

int. Hillside Cem. "Viewing Thura. eve. McCARTEtU Nov.

26. CATHERINE wife of James McCarter. Services 2 P. ate residence. 633 N.

Frailer t. Int. Arlington Cent. Friends mar call Thurs. eve.

McCLELLAN. On Not. 28. ELIZABETH, wife of late Robert McClellan. in her 83d year.

Relatives and friends, also Bosrd of Managers of Methodjst Home on Belmont are invited to services on at 2.SO P. at her late residence. 2214 Mt. Vernon et. Int.

private. Friend, may cal Frl. eve. McKAY. Nov.

27. JENNIE, wife of late William P. McKay. RelatiTea and friends, also St. Charlee B.

V. Sodality: League of Sacred Heart; Friendship Circle. No. 192. of invited to attend funeral.

8.30 A. from berJate residence. 911 S. 20th st. 8oIenm requiem mass at St.

Charles' Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cera. MERRIHBW.

Nov. 27. STJSAN. wife of William Merrihew. Relatives and friend, invited to attend funeral aervlcea.

2 P. laee residence. 1937 8 Croskey st. Int. Arlington Cem.

Frienda may call 8 to 10 P. M. NORRIS. Nov. 28.

FRANCES E. (nee Cherrv). beloved wife of Charles W. Norris. Relative, and friend, are Invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. st her late residence. 2710 Ridge ave. Int. private, Arlington Cera.

Friends may call Frl. eve. MORRIS. Nov. 27.

MARY wife of Raymond Morris, aged 80 years. Relatives and frienda are invited to funeral. 9 A. from her late residence. 810 Brooklvn St.

Sol emn high mass. Our Mother of Sorrow. Cbnrch. 10 A. M.

Jnt. tioiy rose cem. NUNAN. Nov. 28.

MARY, wife of Michael Nunan (nee McGilligan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. ft A. from her late residence. 87 Greenfield Ardmore.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Col-man'. Church, at 10 A. M. Int.

St. Denis Cem. NUSBAUM. Nov. 27.

MOSES, husband of Lena H. Nusbaum. of 1343 W. York aged 84. Relatives and frlenda invited to attend funeral service.

10 A. M. precisely, at Sarlors of Morri. Rosenberg's Son. 2009 N.

road st. Int. Mount Slnat Cem. Kindly omit flowers. NU8SBATTMER.

Nov. 25. MARY wife of Joseph Nursbauraer. aged 36. Relative, and friends, also Holy Family and Altar Societies of St.

Henry's Church, invited to funersl. 8 A. M-. from late residence, 4464 N. 3d at.

High mass at St. Church. 9.30 A. M. Int.

Holy Reaeeroer tern. O'BRIEN. On Nov. 26. JOHN husband of Ellen O'Brien and son of late Bobert A.

and Elisabeth O'Brien, aged 63 RelatiTe; and friend, are InTited to funeral. at 9.30 A. from his late reaidence. 1741 60th st. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Rose of Lima'. Church. IfA. M. Int.

at Holy Cross Cem. PANCOAST Nov. 27. THOMAS hus- bsnd of Mary E. P.nco..t.

RelatlTe. and friend. Invited to funeral 2 P. at his late residence, 421 Linden Camden. N.

J. Int. private, Harleish Cem. Friend, may ell 7 to 9 P. M.

PLAIT. SARAH EMMA (nee Hu.ted), widow of Maurice A. Piatt. Relative, and friends Invited to funeral. 8 P.

from residence of William Husted. 843 Haddon Collingswood. N. J. PLUNKETT.

Nov. 27. PERCY SALISBURY PLUNKETT. Mass. 9 A.

at St. Dominic'. Church. Holmesburg. PUGH.

Not. 27. JONATHAN belOTed husband of Allie Push (nee and of late Jonathan H. and Sarah L. Ptigli.

RU; tives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 2.30 P. at hi. residence 86601 N. 11th st.

Int. private. North wood Cem. Viewing Fri. eve, PURCELL.

Nov. 26. MARY K. GORMAN, beloved wife of John C. Purcell.

Funeral, ft A. late residence. 109 Penn Ridley Park. Pa. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Madeline's Church. 10.30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

OUIGLEY. Nov. 26. MARY wife of Carl K. Quigley (nee Toner), aged 80.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral Fri 7.30 A. from the residence of her brother. Charles T. Toner. 5311 Upland st.

153d st. and Woodland Mas. at Most Blessed Sacrament Church, 9 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. REBER. Nov. 28, MAUD wife Thomas W. Reber.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral P. at her late residence. 749 N. Croskey st. Int.

private. Friends call 7 to 9 P. M. Birr rw. TC OT AWHFVCE bus.

band of Evelyn Dungan Rice. Relatives, friends end employees of United Gss Improvement Co. sre invited to attend services. 2 V. at Oliver H.

Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Iut. private. RICHTER. At Riverside, N.

Iov. o. ANDREW, husband of Augusta Richter. in his 59th year. Relatives snd friends, also sll societies of Riverside, of which he wss a member, are invited to attend fnneral services.

2 P. late residence. 227 Delawsre ave. Int. Riverside Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve. ROSENBERG. Nov. 25.

ISAAC, hnsband of Edna Rosenberg (nee Daveyl. Beiatives ana friends, also PhlU, Lodge. No. 64 L. O.

O. M. Osage Tribe. No. 113.

I. O. R. and all other societies of which he wa. a member, are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P.

M-. late residence. 6842 Pentridge st. Int. strictly private, Mt.

Moriah Cm. Remains may be viewed Thurs. eve. BUHLAND. Nov.

27. WILLIAM husband of May Ruhland (nee Doughlass). son of Barbara and late William Ruhland. in his 37th year. Relatives snd friends, also all orders of which he was a member, are invited to attend funeral 2 P.

M-. residence, 924 If. 29th at. Int. Mt.

Peace Cem. Frienda may call 7 to 9 P. M. BAYLOR. On Nov.

28. GEORGE SAT-LOR. Relative, and friends are invited to service on 2 P. at resiaenee or ns sister. Mrs.

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S. GROVES. Agenl. 1 13 4.040.00& MESSAGES DAILY So on BAY STATE FIBRE S3 "LARGEST RETAILERS OF CEDAR CHESTS IS THE CO.814 St STEAMSHIP LINES rsr- STEAMSHIP LINES 7V7 The Mediterranean a Egypt 44 day cruise all expenses included OCGO end up IWS OF THE SHIPS i AND SHIPPING MEN Something About Arrivals and Clearances at This fort; Notes of Interest TODAY'S CALENDAR Movsmber t9t J9J3 Philadelphia a 7.00 A Son 4.3 High WatPr 5.43 A ad 5.09 Low Water 1.05 A and 1.14 Reedy Island maiK Water a. 20 A and 2.43 Water .49 a and 10.3T Delaware Breakwater High Water 13.09 A and 12.24 5 35 A and 6.44 iw Water The port of Philadelphia -was inspected yesterday by K.

Usami. traffic manager of the Southern Manchurian Hallways, with headquarters at Daiien, Manchuria. The visitor stopped off at Philadelphia on a tour of inspection as a yuest of Alfred Ball, member of the Board of Directors of the Port of Philadelphia Ocean Traffic Bureau, and was taken along the entire river front, paying particular attention to the grain elevator service. Before leaving, the guest expressed himself as. being well pleased with the equipment of the port and classed the grain elevators at Girard Point among the finest he has inspected on his world tour.

He expects to return again in a. few days, accompanied by a co-worker from Manchuria, for a further inspection. The Maritime Exchange will be open until noon today and close the remainder in observance of Thanksgiving Day. Plans are being made for a lively session at the meeting of the administrative council of the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Association, to be held at the offices of the association at 1600 Walnut street on Monday afternoon, December 10. The'November meeting was cancelled owing to attention required at the Marine Congress being held in New York at that time.

Shipping Board action on some of the resolutions adopted at the Marine Congress has not met with the approval of the administrative council, particular opposition beinsr expressed to the resolution recommending the sale without restriction of certain vessels of the government fleet and the scrapping of others. A discussion will also be held regarding the indications from 'Washington that the administration does not consider the present as an appropriate time for abolishment of the Shipping Board and lhe transfer of its functions to the department of Commerce. A resolution to this effect was presented and tabled after debate by the Marine Congress. The tank steamer Gulfprince from Port Arthur for Philadelphia went east of the channel at Dan Baker Shoal early yesterday morning and was stuck in the mud until 12.40 o'clock when she floated and proceeded to Reedy Island at 1.15 o'clock without damage. The steamer Xeponset of the Nawsco Line, arrived in port yesterday from Portland, and will complete taking cargo for Pacific coast ports.

While at Portland two days delay was occasioned in lifting cargo owing to heavy rains. Preparations are being made for handling the large number of immigrants booked to arrive io port Saturday on the steamer Colombo, of the Italia-America Line. Advices show the steamer carried 28 first. 574 second, and 7S7 third-class passengers. The Colombo was originally booked for New York, but instructions were revived by the Italia-America Shipping Corporation at Philadelphia to arrange for handlinr the steamer.

She will be dooked at 53 South. The United States Coast Guard reports a depth of 94 fathons over lhe wreck of the tug Esses lying off the New Jersey shore north of Cape May in approximately 39, 31, 40 North and 74, 09 West- ARMTTD TESTXKDAY' ftr GULF PRINCE. Kleiman. Port Arthur. petrolenm: Gulf Refining Co.

gtr S'EPONSET. Rorterts. Pan e. via" Portland. Me.

mdse; Isorth Atlantic 4fe Western Co. Str CARISOO. McFaxiand. Fort Ivory. T.

soep: Master. I.AKB ALIEN. Svreenev. Norfolk, radae. Philadelphia Norfolk Co.

Str ERICSSON. Ireland. Baltimore. rn- gers and B(l: ErirMna Srhr JAMES NEWSON. Pecker.

New Tork. ballast: 'W arren Co. Motor barge A WOOOALL. Charles. Baltimore; rodse: Marine Trans Corpn.

Barges TIOGA, from Portland. FRANKLIN. from Bnton: CACOOSING. from MUton. and COHANSET.

from Commercial Point in tow tug CARLISLE): Hager- F.rgps "sAFCON. from Portland. SKIPPACK. from Sara. SALEM and PENNTPACK.

from Augusta (in tow tug GETTYSBURG: Hagermair. Barvea IRWIN, from Boston: CARPENTER, from Providence (In tow tns MARS). Munn Trans Co. Barge I FLETCHER, from New York, coal tar product in tow tug ATKINS HCGHES); The Barrett Co. Wilmington.

Pel. Not 29. Arrived: Motor- ship HJELMAREN (Swed). Samuelsen. Baltimore.

mds in transit: A McCarthy. FaolFboro. J. Not 23. Arrived: Str PACLSBORO.

Kejes. Port Arthur, petroleum. Vandirer. CXEARET YESTERDAY Str SANTA THERESA iBrl Smith. New York, ballast.

Normn. Lilly Co. Str MI HA FLO RES IBrl. Blair. New York, rfsid'ie cargo.

Banana Sales Corp. Str NORDAMEBIKA (Dan). Pedersen. Southampton via Plymouth. Eng.

grain, 8 Bur- Str AMERICAN. Los Anrelea and Pacific coast ports, mdiie. American Hawaiian Co. Str MERRIMACK. Brooks.

Boston, mdae. Merchants Minera' Trans Co. Str BERKSHIRE. Nlkernon. tavaniah and Jacksonville, passengers and merchandise.

Merchants Sc Minera' Trans Co. Str ALGIERS. Rudan. Houston, mdae. Southern 8 Co.

Fir ERICSSON. Ireland. Baltimore, passenger, and merchandise. Ericsson Lin. Motor barge A WOO DA LI Charles.

Baltimore, merchandise. Marine Trans Corp. Barges WICONISCO. for Providence. PAX-TANG, for Lynn, and INDIAN RIDGE, for East Cambridge.

(In tow tug Hagcrmsn. rarres RICHARDSON, for Auensta. BELMONT and MACI'NCrlE. for Portland (in tow tug GERMANTOWN). II Hagerman.

Barres OSCEOLA, for Portland. WINR0R. for Fall River, and CARPENTER, or Providence, (in tow tug MARS). Munn Trans Co. Bargs ISA BELL, for Norfolk (In tow tug COLUMBIA).

Dempsey A Sons. DELAWARE BAY AND RIVER Delaware Breakwater. Nov 2 Passed up: ear EUGENIA OWEN MACKEY (Br), from B. .30 A tug STORM KING, towing acbr JAMES NEWSON. from New York, and barge WJ DIGGS.

New York for Baltimore. lighthouse tender IRIS. 2.53 M. Sailed Coast Guard cutter PEQUOTV; tut; II 82. Passed out: strs WEARWOOD (Br), for Sydney.

C. MIRAFLORES (Br), for New York: motorshlp BAYONNE. for New Vork. Weather. 2 PM: 49.

north. 8. ha ay; bar 80.32. Rdy Island. Not 28 Passed down: tug.

CASPIAN. GERMANTOWN, towing barres BELMONT. MACUNGIE and RICHARDSON; ATAWISSA. towing barges WIC0NISC0, I7.XTJNO and INDIAN RIDGE. ilarcus Hook.

Not 28 Passed up: Engl-reers' tug BAN LUIS, towing; two scows. 12.15 tue ATKINS HUGHES, with tow, 3.M M. Passed down: schr ROBERT DALE (Br), for St John. (from below); small tur HUSTLER, towlna" barge JOHN. At anchor str ADMIRAL COCHUANB (Br), from Norfolk (fumita tlnj).

STEAMEES REPORTED Itr MEXICANO (Nor), from Philadelphia, arrived Berren. Nov 21. Str ROBERT LUCKENBACH. San Francisco for Philadelphia, arrived CrUtobal, Not 26. 8tr IRISH.

San Pedro for TMladal-phia. sailed Not 2fl. tr WABASH. Saa Francisco for Philadelphia, sailed Criatobal. Not 26.

Str EDITOR, for Philadelphia, called Dunkirk. Not 23. gtr COLOMBO (Ttal). Naples for Philadelphia, expects to arrive Philadelphia. Saturday, JE ANNETTE, from Philadelphia, arrived Boston.

Not 27. Str THI8TLEMORB (Br). Liverpool for Philadelphia, Baltimore. Norfolk and Newport News, sailed Boston. Not 27.

Btr DORCHESTER, for Philadelphia, aalled Boston. 'Not 27. Str CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, from Philadelphia, arrived Galveston. Not 26. Str HAH1RA.

for Philadelphia, sailed Port Arthur. Not 26. ftrhr ELSE, from Philadelphia, arrived Jl'imacoa. Not 12. Str NANTUCKET, from Jacksonville, ar-rlved Savannah.

Nor 27 (and aailed for Philadelphia). Str JEAN GALVESTON, for Alexandria. Va. passed in Cape Henry, 4 PM. Nov 27.

Str STEELORE. Crux Grande for Baltimore, passed North Point. 0.M A Nov 27. Str NYHAVN (Nor). Glbara for Baltimore, passed In Cape Henry, noon.

Nov 28. Str FUERST BEILOW (Ger). from, Him-bura-. arriTed Boston. Not 28.

Tu- BESS, towinr one bane, arrived Assatcsxue, Va. Nov 28. BY TELEGRAPH Kew York. Not. 2.

ArriTed Stre LOBI6A (Br), from Paita; SIOUX, from Ban Juan, etc All the mystery of Egypt and the color of Madeira. The charm otltaly and the gaiety of Monte Carlo. AU part of one glorious voyage de luxo planned and conducted by experts to afford the greatest possible interest. See these fascinating places Madeira Gibraltar, Algectims, Monaco. NIc.

Naples, Pompeii, Amalfi, Sorrento, Athens, Haifa, Jcrutslm, Cairo, Luxor. For complete imformation, apply to Sailings from New Yorlt Jan. 5, Jan. 16, Feb. 13.

Mar. 3 by White Star liner Alrlmtlo and Red Star liner Lmplanef. XTHiTn 1319 WaJnot ANZA. for Havana: ALBERT BALLIN i for Hsmburr: SANTA LU1SA. or OLYM PI IBrl.

for V'JVV" (Fr) for Piraeus: EASTERN DAWN, for Rotterdam PRESIDENTK WILBON (Ital) for Naples via Boston: VIKA (Nor), for Kinraton. Cricstobal Nov 26 Arrived, strs SAN FA-BI4N (B?) 8a Pedro: ROBERT LUCKENBACH Kan Franc! aoo for Phi la; AGWIHAVRE. SAnCHPedxo New York: MCHTDYK (Dutch). San Francisco for Antwerp 1C-THKROT (Br). San Francisco for London.

Arrived 27th. sua SAN BENITO (Br). Ha- CAMDEN. T.mplco: CAR-TAGO Bocae del Toro: PASTORES. Havana.

Sailed stra INDIES (Dan). New Orleans; MATINICOCK (from San Pedro). New York: IRISH (from San Pedro). Phils; WABASH (from San Francisco), do: FAIR-FIFLP CITY Ifrora Boston). Los Anrelea; HAIXFRIED (Nor), from Belfaat San Fran-rico- CIRCINUS (from ork).

do: BEporFtOR.rthSrn ovArrtved. I Br). London: ROANOKE. Norfolk: ORIFLAMME" Brl. United Kinfdom ports; LIGONIER.

Savannah. Arrived 22d. atr LIMNEA (Br). Beaumont (and sailed 23d for Europe) Sailed 3th. atra'SAN MANUEL 'Br).

London- GULFCOA8T. Bayonne: HAHIRA. Philo. Pforreso. Nov 25 Arrived, FLOOD (lVM.NovnlJ2aS.ned.

PENNSTXVA- REIN A MARIA CHRISTINA' (Sp). New York. Cardenas. Nov 26 Arrived, K0TONIA (IHaVreNoV2-Arrlved. POLYBICS.

Gs Ives ton for Antwerp. Bermuda. Not 27 Sailed, FORT ST GEORGE (Br). New Tork. Colombo.

Nov 25 Sailed, atr CITY OF LAHORE (Br), from Calcutta for New Tork. Cape Town. Nov 24 Arrived, BLO0M-FONTEIN (Br). New York. Ria.bnrs.

Nov 22 Arrived, PHOBBTJS eAberdeenT Nov" 25-v-Arrtved. mtr MARENGO Arrived, MKXICAN0 AntineNov 29 Arrived, YINCEG0KN (Not). Sarna. MARITIME, XOTZS Steamer Sarna. previously reported, floated 21st after havlnr been a round Corn Island near Blueflelds.

has bad bottom ex- whn frtjinA mortt ftr leas lUm are. ieali stopped, temporarily: eertiflcate ef seaworthiness gran tea. vessel proceeaea oia for New Orleans in ballaat for Steamer Red Bird, from New York via Hi-vana for Tamptco, ha. put back with one blade of propeller broken. Danish steamer Helre lylnr at wharf at New Orleans, had Are in number, one and two holds, destroyinr about 70O bales of cotton, enrine.

still pumplnr water into holds. Schr Jame. Barber. Boston, for St. John.

N. which was towed to Portland. by cutter Oaainee in leakinr condition, wae con. demned and ha. been purchased by local parties, who will use her as floatlnr storehouse.

Vessel har been ot mIIi nd put on mud near marine railway, where har masts will be taken out and some repair, made to her bottom. 8tr. Munarro. which has been in the mnd at Nuevitas. was assisted afloat Mi.ht tnH nrnrMilMl for New York.

I. ex- kpecteU to arrive about December 7. Grain British steamer ADMIRAL) COCHRANE. 4129 net. Atlantic Ranre to Antwerp.

8s, first half of December load In Norwerlan steamer KALFARLT, 40l net. North Pacific to Sbanrhai. 6.25. February Ioadlnr. Time Charter Korwerian ateamer OTTAR.

872 net. si months in West Indie, trade. $1.60. December Ioadlnr. Norwerlan steamer NYHAVN.

84T net. same. J1.75. December- loading. Coal Greek steamer AGIOS IOANNIS.

8525 net. Virginia to Buenos Aires. 18.. December Ioadlnr. American schooner GEORGE W.

TRUITT. 647 net. Norfolk to Man.anlUo. S3.23. Lumber Dutch steamer ALDEBARAN.

4892 net. North Pacific to Japan, i $15.50. December and January Ioadlnr. Swedish steamer FAX EN. 2537 net.

same. 8 HOMERTON. same. Steamer, 730 standards. Gulf to Continent, one port, and Wisbech Town.

J40. deck-load two-third, freight. December I to 20. Petroleum Two AGWI tank steamera reported fixed for period of year in California-United Statee Atlantic crude oil trade, at 67Hc per barrel. December-January loadings.

AGWI tank steamer, one trip. California to New York, crude. 67V4c December-January loading. Norwerlan tank ateamer MONTANA. 4411 net, two trips.

Tamplco to New York. 26c. December loading. British motor tank vessel MARINCLA. 4069 net.

Tamoico to New Vork. option of Fall River. 27Vc. November-December Ioadlnr. Kainit U.

R. S. B. steamer ANTINOUS. 3S1 net-Hamburg to Mobile, part cargo.

$3.20. prompt Ioadlnr. U. S. S.

B. ateamer WEST TAC00K. SMI net. Hamburg to Wilmington, part cargo. $3, prompt loading.

Nitrate Dutch steamer HARDENBERG. 18T6 net. Chile to Galveston-Boston ranre. S5.10, January 20. February 20 concelinr.

FOREIGN MAILS Closing at Phfla. Postoffice, Waek End. ing November 31, 1923 The closing time for foreign registered mail at the Central Postoffice ia 2 P. M. for connection with ateamer.

the following day. TRANSATLANTIC MAILS THURSDAY. November 29 A lores Islands Portugal). Italy. Greece and Jugoslavia must be specially addressed for dispatch by this steamer), via Pont a Delgada.

Lisbon. Naples. Pa.tra and Gravosa; also parcel post malls for Asorea Islands. Portugal. Italy.

Greece and Jugoslavia, per 8 8 President. Wilson 8 PM. FRIDAY. 30. Lstvfa snd Finland (specially addressed correspondence only), via Libati and Helmngfors: also parcel-poat mails for Finland, per 8 West Maximus.

12.80 A M. South Africa (specially addressed correspondence only), via Cape Town; also parcel post malls for Union of South Africa. Bechuana-lend Protectorate, Portuguese East Africa. Northern and Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Protectorate, per 8 Crewe Hall, 12.30 A M. Egypt "parcel post malls and epecislly sddresseu correspondence), via Port Said, per 8 City of Benares.

1 A M. Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Cherbourg and Southampton, also parcerpost malls for Great Britain. France, etc (connecting dispatch for Cairo-Bagdad" Air Mail), per 8 fi Leviathan 8 M. Europe. Africa and Weet Aela (Irish free State must be specially addressed for dispatch by this ateamer).

via Cherbonrr and Southampton: also parcel post mails for 'rta Britain. France, etc. per 8 Olympic. 9 Su MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST INDIES.

ETC. FRIDAY, 30. Perambuco, Parahyba. Natal and Maceio (other parta of Brasil must be specially addressed for dispatch bv this steamer). vi Pernambuco, Maceio, Santo.

Parana SUa. Sao Francisco du Sul. Rio Grande do Sul Felota. and Porto Alegre. per Benedict, 1 A M.

Haiti, except Capo Haiti. Gonatvea and St. Marc lolher aiJ Venezuela must be specially addresud dispatch by this steamer), vt Port an Prince. Curacao. La 8 8 ta.

Tl "11o and Maracaibo. per OBITUARY RICHARD WAYNE PARKER Member of Congress From New Jersey Dies in Paris After Operation Special Cable to The Inquirer. Copyright, 19t, by Xew York Herald Co. All rightt reerveS PARIS, Nov. 28.

Richard Wayne" Parker, of Newark, N. died here this afternoon following an operation for peritonitis. He was a member of the House of Representatives twenty-three years. R. "Wayne Parker was born in Mor-ristown in 1848.

He was graduated from Princeton in 1867, received the degree of Bachelor of Letters at Columbia the next year and an M. A. at Princeton in 1870. The same year he was admitted to the bar and began the practice of law in Newark, where he lived at 29 Saybrook place. He married Eleanor K.

Gordon, of Savannah, Georgia. As a Republican he represented the Seventh New Jersey district in Congress continually from 1895 to 1011, after having been a member of the New Jersey Assembly for one year. He represented the Ninth district of New Jersey from 1914 until 1919, and again from 1921 until he died, In 1915 he was committed to the State Hospital for insanity, on his wife's application, because he insisted he should go to Washington and take affairs of state out of Secretary Lansing's hands. He wanted also to see the German Ambassador, Count von Bernetorff, and said he had to go to Germany, for which voyage he had equipped himself with "four horses." lie soon recovered his mental faculties, however. JOHNJjENNIG Was One of Founders 'of Fox Chase; A Civil War Veteran The funeral of John Hennig, Bur-holme avenue.

Fox Chase, wh odied Sunday at the Hahnemann Hospital as the result of injuries received in a fall down an embankment on his estake, will be held from the home of his son, Howard B. Hennig, 318 Stanwood street. Fox Chase, on Friday afternoon. Mr. Hennig was one of the founder star Lnm bod star Line or Any AutherUed Stegtmahlp Agent.

CURRENT PROGRAMS DAILY" NUMBER OF LOCAL TELEPHONE CALLS IN PENNSYLVANIA 1919 1923 ley pastor of tb JUoga Baptist Church, Broad and Tioga streets, will officiate. His body will he shipped to Providence, R. I. JAMES C. LINCOLN, SR.

First President of National Industrial Traffic League Dies NEW YORK, Nov. 28. James C. Lincoln, of New Rochelle, N. first president of the National Industrial Traffic League, and for eleven years manager of the Traffic Bureau of the Merchants' Association of New Tork, died today at Southern Pines, N.

C. The funeral will be held Saturday at St. Joseph, his birthplace. Mr. Lincoln, one of the most widely known traffic men in the country, was assistant traffic manager of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, resigning to become traffic commissioner of the St.

Louis Merchants' Exchange, before coming to New York. Percy S. Plunkett Funeral services for Percy S. Plsnkett, 73, a retired actor, who died at the Edwin Forrest Home for Actors, at Holmesbupg. on Tuesday, will be held at St.

Dominic's Catholic Church, Frankford and Torresdale avenues, Friday forenoon. Born in Salisbury, England, in 1850. he was for a rfumber of years a member of Thomas Jefferson company. Death, caused by paralysis, followed an illness of eighteen months. General Kikuzo Otani TOKIO.

Nov. 28. (By the Associated Press. General Kikuzo Otani, military councillor of the Japanese Government since 1917 and former commander of Japanese forces in Siberia, died here today. He was 67 years old.

Francesoo Mascagnl MILAN, Nov. 28. Francesco Mas-cagni, brother of Pietro Mascagni, the composer, is dead. DIED ADAMS. Nov.

27. ROSA trife of late Adsra C. Adams, of 2759 Germantown ave. Relatives and friends, also Selocta Council. No.

120. D. of are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. M.

precisely, at parlors of Morris Rosenberg'. Bon. 2009 Broad st. Int. Mt.

Sinai Cem. BARNES. Suddenly, at J'hr tvsldence. 713 If. Seth on Nov.

SARAH R. BARNES. Relativee and friends are lnritet to services. at 8 P. at Oliver H.

B.ir 1S20 Chestnut st. Int. at Kew Garden Friends' Frl. 27. CAROLINE, widow of Chsrles J.

Bauer and mother of Ida K. Bauer, aged 81. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. Jate residence.

3136 N. Broad et. Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem.

BICKLEY. Nov; 26. CHARLES BOLTON, son of Iste George H. and Hester A. Bickley.

Relatives and friends, aleo Olney Council. No. T. O. I.

and Poaemah Tribe. No. 239. I. O.

R. are invited to attend funeral services. 10 A. at 8330 Rising Sun Olney. Int.

at St. James M. E. Grounds. Friends call 7 to 9 P.

M. BLAIR. Nov. ss. DAVID, husband of Mary Blair (nee Livingston).

Relatives snd friends are Invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. at his late residence, o006 Waltou ave. Int. private.

BROWN. Nov. 25. JOHN, son of late John and Elizabeth Brown. Relatives and friends, also members of All Souls' Church, are invited to services.

2 P. at residence of brother-in-law. Andrew Black. 2067 E. ReJImore ave.

Friends may call 8 P. M. Int. N. Cedar Hill.

CALLAHAN Nov 2. MARY daughter of late Cornelius and Elizabeth Callahan. Reje aMvee and friends are Invited to funeral. S.30 A. from her late residence.

1532 Kerbauah st. Solemn requiem mass. St. Stephen's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Old Cathedral. CARR. Nov.

26. SUSAN, wife of John Carr (nee Eldridge). Relatives and friends invited to funersl. 8.30 A. from her lste residence.

1344 Nsrrsgansett st. Solemn requiem mass at St. Vincent's Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepluchre Cem. CHRISTY. Nov. 27. SAMUEL son of Samuel M.

and Mary Christy (nee Brown), aged 12. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 2 P. residence of parents. Oxford ave.

and Boulevard. Frank-ford. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Frl.

eve. Autos will meet, friends st Frankford ave. and -Arrott 1.30 to 2 P. M. CLAIR.

Suddenlv, Nov. 25. JAMES AUGUSTUS, beloved husband of Catherine Clair. Relatives snd friends, also employees of Otis Elevator Works are invited to attend funei-al. 8.S0 A.

from late residence, 2987 Cedar st. Solemn refluiem mass. Nativity B. V. M.

Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

COOFER. Not. 3. MARGARET E. widow of Reuben N.

Cooper, aged 88. Relatives and friends, also Seventh St. M. E. Church, are invited to attend funeral services.

2 P. at her late residence. 2519 N. Sth st. Int.

Greenmount Cem. Remains may be viewed Frl. eve. COCRSEN. At ridgeton.

N. Not. 2T. MRS. MAT COURSEN.

daughter of John J. H. and Jennie A. Davenport, Relativea and frlenda Invited to Tlew remains, late residence, 330 N. 66th W.

7 to P. M. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

CRAWFORD. Not. 2. GEORGE son of George M. end Margaret I.

Crawford, aged 18. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend fnneral services. 2 P. at 249 Lexington East Lansdowne. Pa.

lut, at Arlington Cem. Viewing Thurg. eve. DARBY. On Not.

27. at her late residence, 842 S. Landowne Lansdowne. CARO-LTN THOMAS DABBY, wife of Dr. F.dwin T.

Darby. Services private. Int. at Homer. New Tork.

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COOK SON PHILADELPHIA 130 South 15th St. Telephone Spruce 8820 The addition of $30,200,000 'worth of new equipment to our plant in Pennsylvania in one year is a stupendous tmdertafcing. Switchboards, cables, wire, the elements which make up the telephone system- are tiring things, alive with conversation. While new telephones are being connected, while switchboards are being enlarged, while wire and cables are being added, there must be no interference with the service of our 800,000 telephones already in service in Pennsylvania The Bell System in this state is being expanded with staggering amounts of new telephone equipment The plant must keep pace with the traffic, which is now 3300,000 calls a day. It is estimated that in 1924 this volume wAll increase to 4,200,000 calls per day But there are no "growing pains" no evidence tc the user of the service that back of his telephone in the Central Offices, in the streets and along country roads, millions upon millions of dollar are being added Dell Telephone Company bC Pennsylvania Tho OS I ONE POLICY, ONE SYSTEM, UNIVERSAL SERVICE, AND ALL DIRECTED TOWARD BETTER SERVICE 2E 3AS.