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i THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 14. 1946 'adefg 1 "7 Died Mother Cabrini Wins Sainthood Nine Charities Inherit $65,000 v-t. nmwmmi Mint aot.X WJtfllljJ Nine charitable Institutions were awarded $65,000, it was revealed in an Orphans' Court adjudication yesterday of the $612,059 trust estate of Miss Sally Roberts Smith, who died IHRIR.

Of 2642 S. Felton on June 33- l4b. ANNA M. daughter of Thomas A. and Mary A.

Tucker. 61 years. Relative and friends are invited to the service on Sat. at 2.30 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's, liCO Chestnut at. Int. at West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Frt. eve.

BARK. AUGUSTA, of 3045 Rorer St, nte of Alfred Bahr nee Geyer). Relatives and friends are Invited to services. 1.3iT P. Crouae's Funeral Home.

1830-32 E. Somerset St. Int. Chelten Hills Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.

BARRETT. In New York City. June 31. 146. DOMINICK BARHETT, brother i Mrs.

Patrick J. Carey. of 1422 S. Tjlet st. Relatives aftd friends invited to Jur.eral 7.30 A.

at McGillin Sons. 5015 Woodland ave. Solemn Re-cujem Mass at Church of St. Francis de Sales. 9 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing Friday. 7 to 10 P.

M. BATVKS. June 12. 1946. CATHERINE BAYN'ES.

mother of Lela Baynes Mathews, of 2601 Parkway. Relatives and Jriends are invited to services. 11 A. Funeral HomeAndrew J. Bair Son.

3925 Chestnut st. Int. private. BECKER. June 12.

FREDERICK, husband of Sophie Becker (nee Stiefel). Relatives and friends invited to services 2 P. late residence. 3317 Gull-lord st. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. BLACK- June 11, 1946, WILLIAM liusband of Bertha Black. Relatives and in 1915. The trust terminated when Miss VATICAN CITY, June 13 CAP).

A semi-public consistory approved unanimously today the canonization of Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini, of Chicago, who on July 7 formally will become the first United States citizen ever elevated to sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church. The canonization of the nun who founded the Institute of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was indorsed by 20 cardinals and 40 archbishops attending the ceremony, at which three others Smith's sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna In iy saw gersoll Smith, widow of C. Morton Smith, died last Dec. 29 at her home 1718 Locust st.

She wastthe income I beneficiary. HOSPITALS BENEFIT Judge David G. Hunter the audit ing judge, made the following awards to charity: $10,000 each to Christ Jriends. members of William B. Schnider lyvtr No 419.

F. and A. American Church Hospital, Church of the Holy iStar Lodge No 405. I. O.

O. and all other organizations of which he was a member. Invited to the service. 1.30 Trinity, Episcopal Hospital and Do mestic and Foreign Missionary So i' reiaence. isia Mayinna si.

inu private. Viewing Friday evening. AKE -On June 8. 1946. of 632 Ben ciety of the P.

E. Church, and $5000 each to Pennsylvania Hospital son ave. JOHN husband of Minnie Klake (nee Drake J. Relatives and Young Women's Boarding Home As friends are Invited to funeral. 2 sociation, Episcopal Home for Consumptives, Female Association of P.

J. W. Dean Son. 7900 Oxford Fox Chase. Philadelphia.

Int. private. Viewing Friday evening. MMntT. June 12.

of 105 S. Kes Philadelphia and the Church Train ing and Deaconess House. wick ELIZABETH, wife of the late Waiter L. Bossert. Relatives and rrienos The balance of the estate was are invited to service.

1 P. at awarded to the grandchildren of Ed ward Coles and Ellen Lewis Thorn tne Parlors of Harold B. Mulli-ran 219 S. Easton road. Int.

Whitemsrsh Memorial Park. Friends invited Friday evening. RI RNS On Jur 12. 1946. SADIE LOU dike.

They are George Edward James M. and Oliver wolcott ISE, widow of Edwin B. Burns, of 222 IJVpineoit Ardmore, Pa. Relatives and friends, members of Rebecca Lodge Robbins, Mary F. Slmpkins, Brooks Fenno.

Richard Thorndike, G. Quincy Thorndike JUNE 14th 1946 Priscilla Thorndike Francis, Wini fred Thorndike Hare, Helen Thorn dike Delafield, Isabel Thorndike Phillips and Cynthia Thorndike Thackara. PENN STATE AIDED Judge Hunter, in another adludl cation, awarded the $5068 trust of Charles and Anna Smith to the Trustees of the Yearly Meeting of Friends and the Provident Trust Co for the use of the trustees of Pennsylvania State College. The fund is known as the "Morrell Smith Schol arship." were also approved for the sainthood. OTHERS CANONIZED They were Bernardino Realino, an Italian Jesuit who died in 1616; Joan Elisabeth Richier de Ages, co-founder of the Order of the Daughters of the Cross; Joao de Britto, Portuguese Jesuit martyred in India.

Formal celebration of the sainthood of all four will take place in St. Peters on July 7. Results of the open ballots cast by the prelates were read by Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte, dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals. Preceding the semi-public consistory was a secret one where, informed sources said, the Pope announced the appointment of almost 100 archbishops and bishops throughout the world. BORN IN ITALY IN 1850 Elevation to the sainthood for Mother Cabrini has been a foregone conclusion since the pleadings of her cause at a public consistory here on Feb.

21. In addition to her being the first United States citizen to be canonized, she will have the distinction of being sainted only 27 years after her death on Dec. 22, 1917 the shortest intervening period since papal courts have adjuged those worthy of sanctification. Mother Cabrini was born at San Angelo, Italy, on July 15. 1860, the 13th child in a prosperous Italian farm family.

Searchers Return Scattered $44,000 LIBERTYVTLLE. June 13 (AP). About $44,000, in crisp, new bills were scattered along the Milwaukee Railroad right of way today when a mail sack was sliced open by wheels of a train, but two hours later all but about $275 had been turned in by some 40 volunteer searchers. Police Chief Joseph Saam, who supervised gathering of the bills of denominations from $1 to $100, said, "we never had a bit of trouble all the people there were honest." Percy snow, a rural mailman, who had been cutting weeds nearby, grabbed a rake and used it to pile up the windswept bills like leaves. Mrs.

Evelina E. Carbutt, 5012 Greene who died June 1, be queathed her $20,250 estate to her children, John, Charles and Mrs. Ev elina C. Keyser. Her will was pro bated yesterday.

Inventory of the estate of Minnie Wohl shows she left $299,835 person JLHE FLAG of tlie UnlteJ States of A No. 5 and Sons A Daughters o. Liberty. Mknfua Cotmcll No. 82.

are Invited to the funeral services, at the Stuard Funeral Hume, 104 Cricket Ardmore. 2 P. M. Int. Odd Fellows' Glad-wynne.

Pa. View Lodge services Fri, eve. 12. JOHN kusband of Sarah E. (nee Redfern Cletk-rr.

Services 2 P. residence, 49 N. Penn Clifton Heights. Del. Co.

int. Farnwood Cem. Friends call Fri. eva. June 1L 1946.

RICHARD son of Richard B. at Jennie Collins. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend th funeral services 1 Ecigar JR Robinson Funeral Home. 6727 Jackson at. Int.

AH Saints" Cem. Viewing Friday veiling. 7 to 9. COONEt (m White). June 11.

1946, HELEN wife of Edward L. Cooney and mother of Rev. Joseph P. Oxmey. Relatives and friends Invited to the funeral.

9.30 A from her late residence. 1202 W. Airdri st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Stephen's Church.

11 A. M. Interment Holy v-pvuctu- Cemetery. Viewing Friday evening. CRAIU.

Formerly of Holmesburg. June 11. 1946. GEORGIE HOFF, widow ct William F. Craig.

Relatives and Jnends are invited to attend the funeral services 2.30 P. at the Warren Tttus Funeral Home, 694S Torresdale ave. Interment East Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friend may call Friday evening. DALY.

June 11. CHARLES husband ef Florence Kitchen- Daly. Kelattves and friends are invited to attend funeral. Sat 30 A. residence.

1331 ave. Soiemn Requiem Mass at Epiphany Church, 3.1 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

DIETX. June 13. 1946, MOLLYE. beloved wife of Nathan E. and mother of Stanlev 3., Bernard and Nanette Dietz and SiSter of Faye and Barney Loundy.

of 1521 N. 7th st. Relatives and friends jrt invited to services 12 noon, at Joseph Levine Son's. 1312 N. Broad si.

Interment Har Nebo Cemetery. C.4RIX. At Croydon. June 11, 1946. CEORGE husband of Eleanor Earil nee Hoover).

Relatives and friends in-vrted to services, at the Ruehl Funeral Home. 314 Cedar Bristol. 2 P. M. Ir.L Bristol Cem.

Friends call Fri. eve. rr. At his home, 606 Pembroke TCa.t Lansdiwne. on June 11.

liMfi. ALEXANDER H. husband of Neva J. Fay. Reiativrs and friend aie Invited to the on Sat.

at 3 P. M. at Oliver 11. Bair's. st.

Int Arlington I'm. Friend may call at 1820 Chestnut Fri. eve. Please omit flowers. VFRRFr.

At Stone Harbor. N. June 32. OLIVER F. FKHKEE.

aged 73. Services at Mtla-k Funeral Home, ape May Court House. Sat 2 M. Int. Fairview Cape May Court House.

HAN4C4X. June 12th. JOHN helmed of James and Anna FlanaHan McGaieani. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral Saturdav. 8.30 menca alty.

Starting Sunday In "Everybody's Wkly" section of Tho Inquirer. Dick and Peggy Pollard, as Mr. and Mrs. America, will take you en a motor tour from Philadelphia to California. It's the first of an exciting new series.

I e'e A. from his Home. -tvis uakrora st. Angel's Mass at St. Anthony's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Calvary Camden. N.

J. FOX HI LI On June 11. 1946. JOHN F-. husband of Annie Crosland Foxhill.

of N. J. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Sat. at 2 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. Artintrton Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. and Sat. after 9 A. M. Irish Primate Installed ARMAGH, June 13 (AP).

Most Reverend John F. D' Alton was installed as Roman Catholic Bishop and Primate of all Ireland today as TRALTT. June 11. LAURA widow hundreds packed Armagh cathedral and thousands of others filled surrounding streets. NEWTON QUALITY COM, AND is one IiunJreJ anJ sixty-nine years old to Jay, Tlie Continental Congress on June Utk 1777, Jeclared it our national emolem.

It is. tne symbol of a great nation, standing for tlie- people of tliat nation. Since tlie days tlie tliirteen stars first flew over George asliingtons Continental Army, on tlirougk today in war and in peace, its kistory kas been written by tkose wko kave proudly lived under it. Xoday we konor our beloved flag. Peoples of all races, creeds and colors are united as one Americans under one banner OURTUG Died MeKEN'NA.

At hl home 2031 S. 57th st. on June 11. 194H. JOHN, husband or Matilda McKenna (nee Williams).

Relatives and friends are Invited to the service on Saturdav at 2.30 P. M. at Oliver H. Bair's. IH'-'O Chestnut st.

Interment Mt. Moriah -FUEL Mir Your order placed NOW with Newton Coal will give you a big ttep toward complete heating comfort. Call ALL. 8400 Cemetery. Viewing Friday evening.

MILLER. In Shamokin. June 12, SOPHIE MILLER nee Dreydoppel), formerly of wife of Oliver Miller. Int. Tamaaua, Fa.

MILLK'K. On June 13, 1946. WILLIAM husband of the late Anna F. Millick. of 108 Ardmore Highland Park, Pa.

Relatives, friends and Progressive Assembly No. 4. A. O. M.

are invited to the service on Sat. at 2.30 P. M. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st.

Int. at Fernwood Cem. Friends may call at 1820 Chestnut Fri. eve. POKORNY.

June 11, FRANK, of 1360 Kuan Husband or Theresa- Pokomv (nee Pfalzer). Relatives, friends and em ployes of Kingsbury Machine Works, nuiloH fnnural Cat 7 Jj 1 A KJI frnm the Mannai Funeral Home, 6925 Frank- cf Howard J. Fraley (nee Wetter), for-rreriy of 1209 S. 57th st. Relatives, friends and all societies of which she was a member invited to funeral.

2 P. Strlng-tMd 1937 N. Broad sL Int. private. Friends call 7-9 P.

M. FR A FELT K. June 12. WILLIAM, kusband of Alice Fraunfelter. aged 73 years.

Funeral services 2.30 P. at his late residence, 3519 Bleigh ave. Int. HiUside Cem. Viewing Sunday eve.

HAN'NX. Suddenly. June 13. ESTHER wife of the late William G. Hanns.

aire r2 vrs Relatives and friends, also JoseDh Mann Chancer 466. E.S.. and the Charles Collier Court 77. O. of Invited to attend funeral services, 2 P.

at her late residence. 4216 Teesdale st. Int. Forest Hills ern. Vlewinsr Sun.

eve. HOrFMElSTFR. On June 17. 1946. AUDIE E.

HOFFME1 STER (nee Fulmer). wife of Frank M. HofTmeister, of 103 S. 11th st- Relatives and friends are Invited In the service on Sat. at 11 A.

at the OJorja Dei Lutheran Church. 7th st. and Roosevelt Blvd. Int. at Perkasie.

Pa. Friends may call at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st- Fri. eve.

HOFKIVS. June 11. suddenly. FLORENCE HOPKINS, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs.

Eilwood E. Hooklns. Relatives nt friends mav call at J. Kellv Home for Funerals. 3937 Chestnut 11 A M.

to ii P. M. Int. private. HOZIER.

At Hatboro. June 12. LYMAN husband of Hilda Hozier net Anthorv. afed 46 venrs. Relatives, friends, invited to services.

1 P. Cun-rinrhurn Funeral Hom. 154 Webster Riverside. N. J.

Int Beverly National Cem. 'iewuiar Sun. eve. JOHOV June 11, HENRY husband of Catherine Jolinson nee Young). friends and William B.

Schnider Lodge No. 419. F. and A. Invited to funeral.

2.30 P. from his home, S. Mervine st. Int, Fern wood Cem. i'nends call Sun.

eve. KMJ.ER. On June 12. 1946. HELENA I aired 19 veara.

daughter of Mr. and Mr. Charles Keller. ReUtlves and friends ere invited to funeral 9.30 A. 1mm her late residence.

107 Huntington t.k. Fox Chase. Rorklclce. Pa. Solemn I'equiem Mass.

11 A. St. Cecella'a Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Viewing Friday evening. ICRKBS. June 12. 1946. JACOB, of 445 N.

7th husband of Minnie. Relatives mna friends are Invited to attend the funeral services 1 P. Molnlck Funeral Parlors. 2317 N. Broad St.

Interment Har Nebo Cemetery. KRrvo. At June 11. 1946, FREDERICK, husband of Clara Krlng (nee Stracki. Helatives and friends are Invited to the Ruehl Funeral Home.

314 Cedar Bristol, Monday at 1 P. M. Friends may call Sunday evening and burial at convenience of the family. LEVTI. June 11.

JACOB son of the Resorts WILDWOOD, N. J. ford ave. High Requiem Mass. 9 A.

St. Joachim's Church. Int. St. Dominic's Cem.

Viewing Friday evening. POTTER. On June i2. 1946. COLONEL WILSON POTTER.

Service on Friday at 2 P. at his residence. The Kenilworth, Aldan Park. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers.

PROVENCE. June 11, ANNA T. (nee Walson. wife of Robert F. Provence.

Relatives, friends and B. V. M. Sodality invited to attend the funeral. 7.30 A.

late residence, 2311 Pierce St. Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Edmond's Church, 9 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. REITEK. June 1. 1945. In action over Singapore.

JOSEPH JOHN, A.R.M. 1c, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Relter, of 407 Edgehlll Ardsley, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to High Memorial Mass.

Saturday, 9 A. June 15th. St. Peter's Church, 5th Sc Girard ave. ROBINSON.

June 13, ALBERT husband of Mary Robinson (nee McDonnell), of 3 S. Redfleld st. Relatives, friends and employes of P. T. C.

are invited to funeral 2 P. M. John P. Donohue Sons, 3400 Market St. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends call Friday eve. ROBINSON. June 12, MARY widow of John Robinson, of tHUV Haverford ave. Relatives and friends Invited to services.

1 P. M. Funeral Home of .1. Harry Strmid. 6O0-02 N.

St. Int. Friends Southwestern Burial Grounds. Friends may call Friday evening. lmfirf l'U rin Ti.m 11 1Q 1fl Manor Hotel Largest Ocuan Front Hotel in Wild wood, N.J.

Bathlns From Hotsl Frn Parkins Cocktail Loongt Suppr Clak Mstle Dancing LOW JLNE SEASON RATES Write for rates and folder Phone 641 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. flHoTEL TRESA1 merlv of Jarrettown. WILLIAM. 110 8.

Nrw York Atlantlo City Half Block to thn Heach Limited Accommodation. Make ftenervatlnn Early AMERICAN El UorEAN PLANS ltallan-American Cuisine it i Mi I mi? rmi Michigan tacific avis. LUIaUn Atlantlo Clt. Knr Boardwalk. 3 Blocks from Station.

$1.50 tally, (tannine water. Private bath. Frto parking. Phoiw: 5-9093. DICrA VIJC Kentucky Ave.

Near Beach Atlantic CI City, N. J. saie jactjo ana Annie jentz (nee waener). Relatives and friends, also Darbv Fire Co. No.

1 are Invited to attendservices. 3 P.M.. Parlors of Chas. Yt. Drewes.

920 Main Darbv. Pa. Int. Mt. Zlon.

No viewina- Fri. eve. MARQCARn. June 12. OTIS.

Services 2 30 P. Dunlap 19th st. and Fairmount ave. MrfANPUsH. Suddenly, at New York City, on June 12.

1946. CAPTAIN ALLAN husband of Catherine Booth McCand-Itsh. in his 39th year. Residence. 830 2d Place.

Plamfmld. N. J. Services will be reid at the Memorial Funeral Home. 400 FrarikiiJi Place, at E.

7th Plainfleld. on Sat at 2.30 M. Int. Plainfleld. N.

J. MeCANJT. Of 6712 Marsden June 32. ls46. ROSE E.

O'KANE, wlcow of Oeorge B. McCann. Relatives, friends and B. V. M.

Sodality are invited to attend the funeral Saturday. 8 A. from the Warren E. Titus Funeral Home. 6948 Torresdale ave.

Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Leo's Church. 9 A. M.

Int. St. Mary Trenton, N. J. Friends may call at Funeral Home Friday evening.

MT. VERNON 190S PACIFIC AVE. ATLANTIC CITY Ull TCUIDC Virginia Ave. Atlantic City WILISniKC Opposite Sttel rlw LJ Tl Idl Vlrarinla Ave. Strel Pier MUKIimEn Atlantic City.

N. J. tT TIIKUIt Indiana Pacific Ave. inUIVIAa Atlantic CltV. N.

J. OCEAN CITY. N. J. 7th at Central Av.

Ocean City, N. j. Reservation! Open Penn Manor EXECUTIVE OFFICES husband of the late Clara B. Rodemich (nee Wllllard). Services 2 P.

at residence of his daughter, Mrs. William M. Taylor, Main st. nnd Woodland drive, I.ansdule, Pa. Int.

Jarrettown M. E. Cemetery. riends may call Friday evening. SHINGLE.

June 13. ANNA S. SHIN-OLE, of 244 Winona Gtn. Relatives and friends mvlted to the service. 2 P.

at Kirk Nice's. 6301 German town ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Friday evening.

STANKE. June 12. JOHN of 5718 N. American beloved husband of Emllv Stanke. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend services, 2.30 P.

at the Funeral Home of Wetzel A Son. 4710-12 N. 5th at. Friends may call Friday evening. STEWART June 12.

1948. CATHERINE, wife of the late William A. Stewart. Funeral 9 A. from Parlors of John P.

Gallagher Son. 2152 N. Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Our Lady of Mercy Church, 10 A.

M. Interment private. STEEN. On June 13, 1946. J.

PARK, husband of Let a Day Steen. Service on Sat. at 1 P. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st.

Int. private. STREET. June 11. at Parkland.

JL'LIA wife of William Street (nee Kirk). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 8.30 A. late residence, 852 E. Mercer st. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Holy Name, 10 A.

M. Int. New Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening WALTON. At Moylan, 4th 1 day, 6th month.

12th. 1946. LOUISA widow of S. Francis Walton, aged 82 years, uneral. 7th dav, 6th month, 15th.

at 3 P. Rlgby Funeral Home, Baltimore ave. St Jackson Media. Friends call 6th day eve. Int.

Mlddletown Priendg' Burying Ground. Please omit flowera. WATSON. June 12. 1946.

ELIZABETH (nee Tinkler), wife of the late John Watson. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 1 P.M.. Home of Vincent J. Mcllvaine.

2805 W. Allegheny ave. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem.

Viewing Fri. eve. WEINER. June 13th. ROBERT, beloved husband of Sadie, of 5912 11th st Services Friday.

11 A. Raphael-Sacks Chaoel. 1945 N. Broad St. Int.

Har. Nebo Cemetery. FLANDERS HOTEL Artistic" Funeral Dtsiens 1 Wanjek's Flower Shop LINCOLN WMhy Ave. Ocean City. N.

i. 1 i BEACH HAVEN, N. J. BEACH HAVEN season-mat 'TO NOVEMBER Qvofiry mnd Service Telegraph Flowers 2537 W. Lehigh Ave.

Baldwin 4S97 489S OCEAN COUNTY, N. J. The Greateit Variety of Vacation Interette OCEAN COUNTY. NEW JERSEY LONG BEACH ISLAND. N.

J. 1892: Six Famous Resortv of LONG BEACH ISLAND. J. JAMES J. KING SOU FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2129 So.

11th St. Dewey 0661 or Belgrade 4050 Liciasa in Penn a. Nw Jarsty HENRYVILLE, PA. HENRY VILLK House, nwlmmlnar pool, orch. nu iiwrii.

ueer cuunrnes. xv. n. iienry. POCONO MOUNTAINS, PA.

III LENAPE VILLAGE In Potonos. Adelt cama. Tafton. Pike Pa. Tel.

Hawley 272 POCONO MTS. VACATION BUREAU Write for Information. Mt. Pocono. Pa.

RAPHAEL-SACKS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALBERT SACKS. President IS45 N. BROAD ST. STE. 4603 Cemetery Lots Summer Camps JO HA HE, Christian family camp.

All ages. 18.00 to S30.00 per week. Booklet 1KI LOT. 4 graves at Hillside Cemetery. Roslvn, sae- Apply to Charles J.

Weiss, 1420 Walnut sU Sellers, Philadelphia 21..