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THE PHILADELPHIA INQVIfcfcK, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1936 24 a DIED RADIO FEATURES ON AIR TODAY ary 2. The other two wait trial. The pair Durland Nash, 19. and Robert Goethe. 19 pleaded guilty to the murder charge and Goethe testified he shot the physician, who was enticed from his home on the pretext of a "mercy call." (All Schedule in Standard Time) Tuesday, April 21, 1936 rnnk.i Mnldln To tu PrlB'o, A or II IS.

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Anrll 16. 193B. Sold tu Jkcolir. Anrll 17. IU36.

all Delaware Student Wins Prize Richard A. Haber, a student at the University of Delaware, was awarded a prize of $20 for presentation of the best technical paper yesterday, at the second annual student convention of the Philadelphia section of the American Society of Engineers at Pennsylvania Military College. More than 150 delegates, representing nine colleges and universities were present at the convention. The check was presented by Charles S. Shaughnessy, president of the Philadelphia Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

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10.00 I. M. Peace program. Ringing; of Liberty Bell by Mayor Wilson. Addresses by Mrs.

Franklin I. Roosevelt and others. 10.00 P. M. WCAU, WABC Adolphe Men-Jou and V'erree Teasdale, guests of Mary Plikford.

10.45 P. M. WABC "The Wagner Housing Bill," Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York. 10.15 P.

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22rt-M Dunn al. to A Simian, al. trua. II2iai. 2 BOY KILLERS GIVEN 199 YEARS IN PRISON CHICAGO, April 20 (A.

Judge Joseph Burke said to keep them in the penitentiary the rest of Sentences oi 199 years, designed the lives, were imposed today on two of the four 'teen age gangsters indicted for murdering Dr. Silber C. Peacock, child specialist, last Janu- rnniniriitalnr dirt Prnirram for All Npvvi IItpt Irlinr VVT.T..Talk In I ipillan WCA 0, WAHC Noi uf Ion Hi Talk. Inarr Krln.ra nintiiPnatiir llnarl.all fin IZ Dot ami III 2 P. M.

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OSK. Mavriitrv II mi'tf Il-Ni'im fl lltrtnlltuliHlil Tliralrp lli.ial Ori'U. llh.in'N 'rralilr Kiv Andy Otto The Inquirer's Want-nil man hrinjes news nnd information of interest to Butomobilists. Tune in Tonight Station WIP (inn K() 10 P. M.

ii Invilen You to Her TUESDAY PARTY of the 1 Homemakers' Club I TODAY 2 IV M. 1 (rlfth Kliinr Ati.lllii'liiiii I llrntliTi) i SPECIAL FEATURE II I I I KSOV nosri i i itsrs CI10U Al, i l. I inlrr Pirortitrii tf I rn. J.oiiitn l.Mim 1 Guest Artint 1 IMVAItn Alt OH i 1 I'lmio In itoHii :1 Speahert miss mhi i. i.

I1I(M l. It.V (iDl(llllltP I'll iliWli'litll (-riifritl llitspltnh J. IV. MSO 1'r'ilili'tlt Munon-llolllll f'lial Coiniiiiiiy Added Attraction i Wll lloiiu'innkcrs' Ordn'slra GIFTS MUSIC ENTIHE BROADCAST OV I Wll" 2:00 to 3:00 V. M.

IF WW I ami vioiiirnla Matt P. M. Knar Ai'pi. VV PK.X HntTv KVW. VVKAK-Anioa at the Oliver H.

Rair Bide la, i Chestnut at. liitetui'iit private. KOCH Inee Alia. 11. City.

N. April HI. W1I.HELMIN A K. wife nf John II. Kueh aiieil Ml yelr, Servirea Wed 2 P.

at Hie Oliver nair 1 'J vumuui 1 Olia, lot NorthwipHl Celu. LABBE. April 18. WILLIAM, hiiaband of the late Rexlua I.abhe. aaed SI veara Relatives and friends are invited tn ful ueral.

8.30 A. r'sldenee 1.10 Louden at. Solemn Requiem Masa st' Hriiry a Church. 10 A. Jl.

lut. jj deetner Cein IACHMAN April IS. ELIZABETH wife nf ilarrv l.arhuiau. Itelativea and frienda. alao Camp Ihll.

P. O. of Invited to fu'. neral rd 2 Y. from her lale real, ilrnre.

4744 I'nibrla Manaviitik. Im Wealmlnater Cem. Pottatowa panera pleaae copy. LAWLER. April 18.

CATHERINE 711 Eilarmore ni. Helativs and 'riemls are Invited tn attend the funp-al, Wed 01 A. 11. from 0. (i.

('10 aon'a. BH42" ilowiie av. Solemn Req.ilem Maa Ht Oal llstiia' Cbnri'li HI A. M. Int.

Holy 'croaa Cem. Krienda may tall Tupb. eve. IIEBNER. At 5217 N.

7th RERTHA ree Oltl. w'dow of Jinei.li Llrbmr H'ir. tivea and friends nre Invlled In fin, ,0,1 Tlinra 8.311 A. Parlon of Harold Vlullltan. lllll W.

Lehivit ave. Reuu nil Slila. St. Kilwurd'a Church ll A. M.

Int. Holy Hiiuu'chre Cein. iU McINTYRE Anril 18. HAliltY husband of Hie lale Marguret Jl Mii'niire Itelativea and frienda are IiivIImI to allena funeral aervirea 2 f. C.

lierrtah Eiliiernl Home. 2301) Siiso hiinnn ave. Inl. Ivy Hill ('em, Krienda a lpiilnl 8 tn 1(1 P. II.

I McKERNAN Anrll IS JANE Inee ton. wife of the inle John ativea and frienda. alao It V. SoilaihV and Altar and Itnaary Soelelr Invilei'l funeral 3(1 A. rra'driire of s.ilrmn Masa of lti quirm.

-tv 11 of th. Tranaflkuiation. 1(1 A. Jl. Int.

Holy Cra. Cem. MeMANUS, April 19 CATHARINE nf I lie late Patrick MrMa Kunri.l 8.111) A. from her 1.1. HIII2 S.

I.jlli at. II111I1 Huns Cbunh. lu A. M. lut.

Holy Crosa Cem MrMiCHALL Anrll "It al 1 ton EHVVAHI) VV hiiaba r' 11..1 rVH. Iiael lopo Hn.Uonl r' frienda. also members of Ivanhne Lodce 441). K. and A.

il. and Ivanhne rt Chapter. No 3I)S. are Invited to funeral serines Wed 2.3(1 P. t-'unrral 'I ailllirn el.

oifir 0. .1.1.. 1 111! nut lit Int. Ml. Siorlah Cem.

Krienda 7 to It I'. M. MrMULLEN. Suddenly. Anrll SVPUt Willi, of Holier! Srliuunl.

Itelativea. frienda ami lire Lodee. No lUI nt Ilrllllehrni invited to funeral aeivirr. 1 dauiihtrr; Mn. Alinn Herrn.

F. Oakliind em Viewing Tue. eve. MACARTNEY April 17 ANNA VIA-' 1 N' Rei-ii'J, and friends are Invlt'd to aervirea. Tuea 1 r.

runerai Home of Andrew Son. 31-23 Chealnut at. Int. private'. MAGUIRE or sin vv ti April IX.

CATHERINE 1 nf the late Peter an. I Ilrlnllvea and frienda. also sn iniity of si. Rdward'a Clitiieh: Aon Ladies' Auxilarv. 1 liv.

No Is. attend ral. VVetL. 8 3tl A. JL.

Funeral Home of Jietirr VV. Klrrhner Sonnraet and Hittrhlnaon sta. Solema Hetlilielll Masa. St. Edward'a Church in M.

Int. St. nomin ee Cem. MARTIN Anrll 111. at Ills late resident.

IijS N. Waterloo A LB AN hit i 01 the late Cora Marlln tnee Krro- -atn. fiemiiies ana irieuus bp. nv leA aervices. I hura.

1 VI Home of Andrew J. Ralr A Son 311 healnul af, int. Hopewell. Pa. Krlenria mav call Wed.

7 to P. M. MAURER. April OEOIir.r of the lute 31, Maurer tnee Jloer. inal.

at hia late rraiifpnre ahtill at. Mervltea private at the 'convenl. enre of the family. MAWSOH Anril 17 Illl Til Hi' Inle John and Mary Layrork Mawanti. lieu lives and frieitili.

l'rogreaa Chatiter Vo II. b. and al oriranlzal ona nf she waa a m'niher are Invited to ae'vices Wed. 2 311 I. lat' residence 2737 n' at.

Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Frienda may eall Tuea eve. MENEELY. 1.

ELIC-VIIETll wife of the lata William Meneplr. Re at Ve ami frienda In the funeral eery ire Wed 2.SII P. at 1 0- merai nome or lociimond. vv Ionian ave, interment Krienda may coll Tuesday eveiiint. Cem.

MOHLET Anr'l IB I11IV. Ibe late Mary Morlev. Hrlallvea tin, frenda. alao St. Ilnbriel'i Holy Name So.

I'-ty. are nviteil to all VVr.l an a vi Ellinir al. So'etn'n Hieh Slass of Oaoriel'a Churrh It) A XI lot llol Crnaa Cem. NEUBERT 10 VA'l via-pirn Enatriil. wife of Paul VV.

Neiill-rt. aired 41 llelntlvea ami frienda are 1 a'TVlre, .0 P. JL. Parlora of Harold 111(1 U' l.l,..,. Int.

nrliate. Viewing Wed. eve. PARK. On Aoeil "(1 PI .17 1 Hl'TII wife of 11,.

late Samuel W. Park, llelativea and friends are Invited to the aerviee 011 1 I'liura. nt 2 P. Jl. at th' Oliver H.Hr bide.

1820 Chestnut at. Interment private, friends may call Wed. eve. PRATT. Anrll 18 Kviliv uni-i-p wife of the lute John Piatt.

Funeral' aer' vlrei VV 11 A. 1 the reaidpine nf Mra. lieoree WeyL'aml Sfl .1 Camden. N. J.

Int. Camden Cem. View-Inxr 'I nea eve. KAINEY. April 11).

FREDERICK hna-hand of Emily Ettton llainrv. of the Cam-hrlda-e. at Aldan Park. Itelativea and frietula are Invited to aervieea Wed. 8 311 Jl.

at the new parlora of Lafayette Tailor-Sehuvler 2n35 S. Broad at. RILEY ttiirinVnlv Aorit trri 1 1 1 11 huaband of Bertha Hller. Relatlvea and friends, and Phila. Ueneral Hnapltal.

are Invited to fnner.il. 8.30 A lale rraldenee. "All S. Juniper a(. Hieh mast of reotiiem at Etilnham Cliurrli.

10 A 11. 101. iioiv 1 roaa 1 em, RITHROCK Anril U(DT Aw widow of Krank Hllhroik. Itelallvs ami friends are Invited to attend funeral, 1-. rraiaenre l.vil 8.

L'tlth at. Inl. Jit. Moriall Cein. Krienda call Wed.

eve. ROBERTS. Anrll 18 lrr.11 ttaoeh. ter of the lat' Alexamlee and Kllnn Rolr.rta. of 2113 Hansliprry at.

Services Tuea 3 P. L. nt kirk Mill Gerinantown ave. Interment ivy Hill Cem. ROBENSTEIN On Anrll 11 al lll.nlie Cltv SOIOMON.

aurvlvrd by widow, at.n and tun tlaiichtera. Relatives and friptids invited to afford the funeral Atfil 21. 1 from hia late revldPtiep. .,32 Taskpr at. Intprmeul Jll.

carmrt Crmetery. RUSSELL. Suddenly, April 17 ANNA P. MrKelvey I. wile of lieome .1, Rlfnell.

Itelnflvea 11 it frienda are Invited lo atlettd fittiPilll. 8. Illl A VI friim fraitlrnrp of brother. Edward Jti Kelvey 3127 Banietr st. Solemn lteqitiem Alaaa at the Churrh of tlif Maternity H.

V. M. Btistleton. Ta. 10 A Jl Int New Cnthedrnl Cem.

8EELY April in. CItACE EDITH daiirh-ter of Hev, Vlontreville anil Sura Seely loop Ponlel Iteltitivea and frienda are Invited to intend the aervirea. 2 30 P. M-. nt her parents' realilenee.

3lll 4th Ilarhv. Iliterment Jll. Peace Cemetery. Ktieiuls may call Tueadar eveulne. SHEPHERD April 111.

In Wilmington. E.VIVIA 11., wlfp of the blip Charlea VV. Shephetd. Relatlvea and friends are Invlt'd to aerrlcea. 2 P.

at her late residence, 1041 W. Tlokt st. Int. private. STEWART.

April 19. MARY, wife of the late John Relatives and frienda are Invited to aervirea 'i'liura 2 .111 P. II. at her Inle resldenee. MM BiiII.h it Y'ddon.

Pa. Int. Arlington Cem, Krienda mity call 7 (0 11 P. Jl STRUCK. April 10.

nf .1378 Chew at WILLIAM Iiuahan.l of Lllll' K. Stlil.k lure Seeirerl, seed Ml yeara. Relatives aid frienda. also lxntite No. 2.

K. and A. Jl are invited to fitreral aervirea. on Wed at 3 P. Jl Apartmenta of William Bat terabj.

311111 N. Broad at. Illl. Nortliwood Cem. Krienda mor call Tups.

pv. TAYLOR. April III at her home. Ferryman. ANNA ELIZABETH Olee Stork-ham I.

wife of the late Joneph Woolman Uaylor. Kuneral aervirea gl the Ciiiireh. on Tue.t in A. U. Int.

Coleatown N. at 2 P. M. TOBIN Anrll IB, THOMAS JL. huaband of Sarah Coleman Tobin.

Relatlvea and frienda. alao Holy Name Society. Clineiaty Tribe. No 300. 1.

O. It. emnloveea of Autocar and No. A. O.

are Invlt'd to funeral. 8 31) A from bl late residence, 33 Cricket Terrace, Ardtnore Pa. Solemn Reotiiem Mass. St, Colnnn'a Chiirrb. I).

30 A. 11. Interment St. Dennis' Cemetery. WILLS.

April 18. JACOB husband of tlte late A. Wills (nee Slovlani. Relaliv'a and frienda are Invlled tn at-leud funeral. Wed.

13D P. M. from Wm. CiKliiirj's IH117 Pine at. Int.

Trlnlt' Lutheran Cem. Krienda may tall 6 to 1J P. II YARROW. April 18 FRANCES, wife nf Jamea Viirrnw. lielativca ami frienda jre invited lo funeral on Wed.

7. lit' A from the residence of Edw. J. GentltPrt. ItHI S.

4th at. Ileitnlem masa at 9 A at St. Peter a Chun h. Int. Hull Redeemer Cem.

WHITEMAN. Oil April 10. SI.VHY 0. WIIITE.VIA.N tnee Soniervlllel. widow (Ti.lrb a K.

Whileinnn. it dativea and friends are Invited to Hi' aervlc on Wrd. st -P. Jl. at tb' Oliver 11.

Hair Is-" Clieaitiitt at. Intenneiit privale. Friends may call 'lnea eve. WILLDIGO. April 18.

HKHBEKT. husband of Margaret Willd ee. Itelatlvrs, friends. memlnTs of Pioapert Park Jl. E.

CJiiirrli. employees of liilldwiti IjjeotnotlV VV orws and of wlhch h' was a m'tn-I'er. are invited to attend funeral services, 'lues. 8 30 l. 81!) Pennsylvania Proapect Park.

Pa. Int privale. wed, Oreenwood IK. of P. I Crpl fllNO CHARGE FOR LilOF FUNERAL PARlOISlU OLIVER H.BAIRC? FUNERAL DIRECTORS at A IAI.

frei.dsal RIT. 1581 RACE 1110 Arlington Cemetery The Air of waiting until death has occurt'od before buying a burial lot has paastd. IHIKXFL HILL EJ IIIIIADEI.IHIA Tai. Clearbrooh 4 CEMETERY LOTS uiiuiill IT.METRHV-4 fiKA'K i'Oii CUKA1. i'U.

ti8rmutwB HVi. Skrtrli WIIAX Orrtnan (In h. lllll III. Ilii. lli'P Mimic KVW VV K.AK K.iri'iir Vi t.

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WEAK VI ami Sa.lr WIHO M.lodi'a WCAVI Hunan Prnjiani Racing in Mud at Fair Grounds Upheld By Court THE State Supreme Court yesterday came to the aid of 'mnrlrlArs tVlncp laA Vinrspc. that are at their best in heavy, mucky going. The Columbia County Agricul tural, Horticultural and Mechanical Association, the Court held, was un der no compulsion to postpone the races at its county fair because the track was muddy. In so ruling, the Court reversed the decision of the Superior and Co lumbia county courts, which had allowed Mrs. Bartholomew James, ot Northumberland, $1000 as damages and an equal amount to her husband.

Mrs. James was bowled over by a runaway horse at the fair in September, 1930. The Supreme Court also held there was no legal substance to the woman's contention that the fence surrounding the track was of insufficient height. The horse, after racing wild around the course jumped the fence and struck Mrs James, who was walking along a roadway in the lair grounds. HOSIERY UNIONS MEET The 2ath annual convention of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers began a week of sessions yesterday at the Adelphia Hotel, with 200 delegates from 18 States present to represent the 65,000 members.

Congressman Henry Ellenbogen, of Pittsburgh, told the convention that the National Federation of Textiles, the Silk Institute of America and other employer organiza tions now have backed the bill he introduced providing for creation of a Textile Commission, to be ap pointed by the President with five- year terms. This commission would have power to establish minimum wages for both skilled and unskilled workers in textile industries. Emil Rleve, president of the Federation, accused President Roosevelt of having "made a grave mistake when he failed to increase the members of the Supreme Court so as to insure a majority of liberal." WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH Mrs. Josie Floyd, 40, plunged six floors to her death early yesterdav from a fire escape of the Hotel Roosevelt, 23d and Walnut sts. Po lice said she had been ill several months and listed the death as a suicide.

Police announced Mrs. Floyd and her husband, John M. Floyd, an em ployee of the U. S. Department of Commerce, went to a motion picture snow Sunday night with a daughter, Martha, 14.

On their return to the apartment Floyd sent out for Ice cream and all soon retired. Another daughter. Miriam, 19, returned hoome at 1.30 A. M. and went into her parents' bedroom td' kiss her mother good-night.

She found her mother's bed empty and aroused the other members of the family. city of agricultural or manufacturing products, or a scarcity of labor, I'd believe relief is a racket. There is no scarcity of agricultural manufacturing products, nor of labor. Doesn't that show that relief is necessary to prevent starva tion?" The Governor said that he tried to avoid including controversial subjects in his call for the special session and that is why he has aoout given up the idea of asking for labor reform laws. Insists On Flood Control Although the legislative harmony committee, which will meet again in Harrisburg tomorrow, has agreed that flood relief is necessary, the Governor has ignored its suggestion that flood control be eliminated.

"We may need enabling legislation to match that passed by the Federal Government for flood control," Earle declared. In demanding that fire hazards and overcrowding be eliminated at State institutions, the Governor asserted that he could not see where those subjects would be controversial. said that unless overcrowding is eliminated the State would soon be filled with roaming criminals. In striking at the torture of animals at roadside zoos, Earle said the situation must be corrected since it is "degrading and debasing to chain animals at the roadside stands." It Is understood that the Governor's office has received several hundred letters protesting against the practice. Discussing th; request of mine operators that State Police be sent into the anthracite region to stop coal bootlegging, the Governor declared he would not comply unless local authorities admit they are unable to cope with the situation.

"Just the minute that local authorities send word that they need assistance State troops will go there, and not before," Earle asserted. as Governor, must protect property, if it is done in a legal manner. There was one precedent esiaDiisnea Dy my Republican predecessors that I will follow out that I can't send State Police into local communities until I am asked for them "If I started to send State Police into local communities we would need a force of 25,000 men, instead of 450. If I did that without a request from local authorities, I would be criticized for violating nome rule." Earle took occasion to condemn his former Relief Director, Robert L. Johnson, for his series of ar ticles in the Saturday Evening Post, which criticized Democratic leaders for attempting to Inject pol itics into the Administration of relief.

Directing a question at Johnson Earle wanted to know whether th? "articles were written by a Mr. Hood, who was a Pinchot press-agent," Earle claimed the articles were unwarranted. Sin. WCAtl. WAHC Kale Smilb vv i jiiniiir Mm Wl.tt Or, 1.

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19.45 WIP Kraa'ttn Or. h. EAGLE, CHESTER COUNTY. ROUTE 100, farm, comprising 175 acres, has been sold by Horace Hause to Clement Rutter et ux. Charles E.

Pusey represented both purchaser and seller. 910 MARLYN two-story residence, assessed at $4800, is reported sold by Penn M. Mooney for a client to David Ferrcns, represented by A. C. Carrigan.

211 S. FRONT four-story building, has been leased through J. Labe, to the Florida Shrimp Producers. 1930-32-34 SANSOM vacant lot, has been rented by Edgar D. Fitzgerald from the Chartered Investment Co.

Valdcs negotiated the lease. 920' CHESTNUT store, has been leased by Richard J. Seltzer for a client to Wilbur S. Hitchman. 1214 N.

ORKNEY one-siory building, has been rented by the Bryn Mawr Trust administrator of the estate of David M. Hess through John J. MacDonald to Russell E. Nittinger, Inc. 13TH AND MARKET N.

E. Room 305, Colonial Building, has been rented through Harry C. Lleberman to the Misses McEnery and DeAzeuro. 116 S. 13TH store, has been rented by Bernard Glickman and Abe Orlow from the estate of Wll-l'am Freihofer.

Albeit M. Greenfield Co. negotiated the lease. At the Recorder of Deeds office yesterday the following were record ed: 44; mortgages, 33; assignments of mortgages, releases of mortgages, cash considerations amounted to mortgase con sideratlons amounted to $39,350 and ground rents were none, All Instruments left for record at the above office to April 10 are now ready ior delivery. BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED NEW STRUCTURES John Anilrtaaal.

7HIM! (otlaa at. tvra mvi'iiiin aide JJerlUan al. i iiiri tvaey 1 ti.iiy. ADDITIONS A. A (7.

Srliiirlaili. 11112 Soiilli mat 101 to ALTERATIONS Ale Jaatririiibki. 4T.12 1'lrrce rupiar nial eMail. Lmtvi'lK Collali llrlion Co. 230(1 a.

Sill it tu lllll South roat SK'ili. Mortmia- Servlre Walnut at. to 23U H. Broad wt Itriib.li Kara-ow. 2420 8 tub, SOU Lluil.y roe! e.tai.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Onlniilerallon In the following tranfira la nominal, psrrpi where ante prlre I. kivii: illl. a. 2tl' a Mountain ll Mulder to vi nana. APnt u''i4v Hiatal.

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Siimlnv A. M. Lost and Found Daily Hroaileast Every dey The Philadelprnj Inquiter will broadcast lost and found articles Station WIP (610 KC) nam n. Siiiulnv 11. This it another Helpful service offered classified advertisers without additional cost by Philadelphia's greatest Want-ad medium Tin: I VOl IHI "Want-ad lleadquartm" Klttenlinuse 5000 roa SOiH) TONIGHT EARLE BLAMES RELIEF HEAD FOR REQUEST DIED ARK WRIGHT.

At Wlldwood Croat. April IN Ai.vrlHKW. Iiuat.aiiil of th' lat' Murnurrt Arknrltilil. litre CalTreyl. lnea and friinila.

alao Major 11. I. man. Jr amti 111. V.

H. W. and all oilier omaniitnlloliB of wlilrh lie lial a m-m lirr. are Invited tn funeral, from hia lot' rraidenre. Mttkl Pariflc I A it lhli llriiuleiil Maiia.

81 Altu a liurrh, 8 A M. Int. Holy roaa I'lilla, 11.4.i A. 11. Krlende may tall at late realdeuee Xiiee.

eie. BtRGtR On April SO. ANNA, widow of William Heritor. Mr. llelativea and trienila are invited lo Hie nervier oil VV'rd, nl 2.IPI P.

M. al her laie rrauleiit'e. 238 Queen lane. otn. interment private.

BETTS. April 211. WILLIAM TAYLOR. Inii-litfiid of Klorenre Kliuw Helta. Kllllora.

arrvirea 'llnire, 11 A. realdrnre of hia Bon, Charlea M. Hplta. oxford and overlilll rila. Cvnivrd, Pa.

Int. private. Friend may rail Wed. eve. BLANCHARD.

Anril 111. at I'ilt-liurgh, KMMA wife of lie late Krnest Hlanrhiild. ltrlntivea and frleuda are Invited tn alien. I funeral nervlcea. 2 I' Funeral Home of H.

M'-Cltirg A Son ltiti.1 llarnaon rkd. lut Onkiitud. BLUM Anril IS KIIA.NK. Imliatid of DaiM.v llititii. aced till.

lielalivra and friends, also Moxurt Iitlke, No. 4HS V. nnd and Ctirlieiitera' lliiloii. are niv.trd to fulier.l 2 P. at Ilia late resl.lelire, 2Ct3 College live.

Int. private. Krien.1 inur rail I lira. eve. B0VARD Anril 111.

AI1KI.1NK widow of 11. Hortird. formerly uf 43IHI Mau- a.vtink av. r-inierftj aervirea 2 I. Weller Klliieriil llninp.

(11121 Kids' KoxlHiroiiifh. Interment Leverlnitton Cem. BOWMAN. April 111. PAI'LIVK Inee Derkerl.

wile ot the late Tliomaa S. Bow-iiniii. Itelativea and friemN tire invited to Itllieral aervirea. 2 P. lale real oleiire.

2121 N. IStll at. Int. Ilillaide Celu iewittg Weil, eve, BRADLEY. April 18 RI'SIE IIRVDI.EY.

diuiuiiler of tin' Lite. Cornrliila and Mitry Hitlilley lute Miirtill'. ami friellila invited to funeral. s.l.l A. M.

from Her lale leHtiletne 11143 Christian at. Solemn Vlaaa uf lU'iilietu at 81. Terrta'a Cliurrli. Ill A. M.

Interment, St, I'ltoeiiixville, l'a. BRlCKlR. Anrll 21). Hit. ROBERT liilaliiud of lluldit 0.

Brirker. funeral aervirea A interment nrivtile Krirllila may rail at hia laie realilenre. 323 K. Iliitklev ave. Kidley Park, Wednesday eieniug.

BUCHANAN. Vprll IS, JOSEPH hita-hand of Jlaritaret Btielianan Hire Wood I. aueil 72 veura. Itrlativra and IrienC Invited to funeral. 2.3H P.

from resilient'. 33 HidL'e Ambler, Pa. Int. or vate. Viewing eve.

BUTTER WORTH. April 19. WALTER, htinliand of Hie late Anna Bill tenvurlli. nue.l 7X Jeara. Rrlatlvea and frietula are invited to attend funeral aeivlrea.

II P. Apurtnienta of Wm, 11, 3HHI N. Itroad at. lut, Ureetiiiiouut Cem. Viewing Wed.

eve, CAI.1,18. Anrll SKI. IN" A Bo HO CAI.I.LS. wife of Edward l'a 11 i-a. llelativea nml friend are invited lo liie turn nil.

Wed A. from the KrunK T. Hiiinn lllilir. P.H13 Sprinii Harden at. Solemn Heijitieni In St.

Kratn-ia Xavier Cliurrli. It! A. M. ltitrrment llolv Seiiulrnre Cemetery. Krlentla liny rail Turadtiy eveuitlL'.

CALVEY. April IS HKI.IA T. In" Huiltrl. wit' or Jamea aiw.v dnii'lit'T of tl.e late Martin ami Anna Hurke. of Swln-ford County Mavo.

Ireland. Relatives, frleuda. I.eatruw of the Sarre.l Heart, Altar and lioittry Sorlety and lllesaed Vlritltt Mary Modality Invited to ftitirral. 8.30 A. from her home.

Iteinlinrilt at. Solemn Mnaa of Rmiuiem. Chun of tile Mint llleaied Suerament HI A. 31. Int.

Holy Croaa. Cem CAMERON. April 13 at Illl All' iMieny. JOHN C. Iiitalia-id of Christ, na Cam eron (tire HhbhoIII, lleliitlvea nml friend-, tltao Electrlr Servlre S'lPnilia lire In vlled to Hie aerviee.

2.3t P. iiiru.ra or iinroni tl lllll l.rluali av. Int. Iwiwnview Cem, rienda inav ran vvpti, eye, COPELAND Amll 17 MARY C. wife of William Ooiielatul.

llelativea an I frietula are tnviirii lo aern.es VV eilue -da v. 2 P. JL. from her home. s.

at. In iprinent private. Vleivine Tueadar evening. 8 to HI. CREIOHTON.

Vnr'l 13. ANNA, dail-th rer nf the VVilh.uo I ami reluhtoti. III). Servlrea In St. Mark'a I iiiirrli 2 P.

M. Kriemla invited to rail at Hie It. MrClun Son i no. i i-iarriaoti ed- Int. All Slums Burial Urouuda CRE8SMAN.

Anrll IS. HERBERT IILSSMA.N. at New rk Cilv. llelativea in riuis are invueil to Iilll'-ral aervirea, P. Parlora of Tlllow Itroa t'V I I 10 11 1'.

i. DATFSMAN. April ID. formerly of Dim nM.Kaiou ril H.VKKIS B. A liertliie Diiteaniaii.

Ilrlnllvea ami frirn.lj I in.iir.1 io iHnernt aervirea. Weil at Hood a rmieral Hume. 7217 Calvin I'm umas. ra. jrienda mar call DIAMOND At Allantl' City Anrll IK r.LI.KN.

dnitahler of the lale Patrirk ami Ann Iliamoiid (nee llraltvl. Rel'itlvel and friendi are invited to funeral Wed. HSU Kran A Son v. i.enii!l) ave. Solemn Menu em Masa Sil 1 1 olnmra a hurrh.

HI A. M. Interment Holy orpini-iire vein, rrieiina may call Juee. eve. DUHMFT, Anril in H-wif if.ii.

J'inhul. wife of Joaepli iluiimel. Itela n'1 are invited to fune al i rs. jo A. II Rue reaid'lire.

3S7I1 Ai'ler at. Solemn Maa nf at the iio.r -sniii I in1 i lit a in. l. lima rill. tibtLE.

Anr.l 13. MARY widow of liK Hll )(. I 7(1 I tli iripmiH arc inviti-tj to Thiipm. Wed V- at St. H'm-ivtMHiira' bun h.

Ill EMI EN nrll Bin t-t i 1 1 Kinit'ti moo Hi. fli llit J'fntiHvlvaniii HoHt'ilnl. tn the r7tli nm iil'p. Ktlntlv ntnl fr pimIh HIV IPII IO III lli tiff rilflltH JIPPI I ill? llfllWia liitllti.a. ml ivrfrmuiilowii 4.

Wp.lnpxdliv af ItTiimm. April 22. Vrn mil Howit. ERWIN At fliA mm Af ltw. II.

Tn vlnr mi April IK. AXA KMWIV. falrliinth lmi(rai I'nrlom 1t'xi Krlrn l-. mny mil Mnmliiv vp-uiiie. luteniiMit liipsti-r Itiirnl rrv EVANS Anr lin A Vv 1 vnrn lj.

iiiikiui 111 tip ll lo Kntik Itl.L-r. mi, riinerai m-rviopH. 2 p. nt i ihip j.f.i T. An) mnt.

Ta. Int rriiute. Friends iiiat call I 1. 31. FERNBERO At dnr hnm inm "1..

on Ann ni in ibk of th( ril-'irlPr. nnd Hnr'noll 'rn. Ti "Kr', tne Oliver 11, Hatr in." 1 utauiiii hi, GARRISON. Suddenly. April IS.

at I'ala CHARLES A Relative and friends may rail Tuea anil pro 1.1 aiirii'i iniierai. at hia late reaulence. 1 jj. mi. unvei m.

K. (cm GRAHAM. On Anril mvill of Catharine Graham, neliillv'ea and friendi. iiiviirn in tne aervlre on at I at II tat ate resiiienpp I'alha rin at. Interment Feruwwd Cem.

Krienda may ean en. eve. unx.NE. At her home Son.lprlnnil on Apr I 111. ISVliHITA u- rio it- Albert 0, (Ireene.

Eiinernl on Thliraila.y I I .11. Tri.ril 1. amlrll r.l Ci-n wvd. Pa Interment private. ULfcrdJINHINri On 1 n.ll 1Q 1.1.

home, (hestniil Hill aervirea nt St. Thomas i 'iiireii HlitlPiiiarHi. Pa. on Ttteaday, Aptll i 1 si. aiiiern enr nrivu e.

Apr I IS. lata of V.kll S. Sth an oranniiaiioni nf wlileh lie waa memprr. Invited to funeral. Tu.a t' Parlora of llouun jc iniu 2d at.

Int. private. Krienda rail Wed eve GUBITOSr. Anrll la VL'iite To.sl. lieltillvra anil friends' Hie Invite, 10 attend futirra Wn! 7 mi A tr i.rimii ai.

soipmn llisiiitem vlaaa St. Thomas' Chon-h. II A. M. ltil.

Holy Croaa UUWStNHOUSER. Suddenly An-il IS. HAHHV.SH.. beloved hii.hu ll, I of IflUlae .1. KiioaeiiHoiiser.

oi llntarto al neiaiivea nmi irienita. also mrliihera K. Chtirrli, are Invltnl to attend tb ervliea. 2 Keater'a Kim-nl nome. 011 Atieelienr ave Int.

Ml Moriall Cem. Kr'eilda may eall Tuea ft. ai Mineral itnnie. HAOERTY Anrll 111 MlltPV TlvuV'PIt hllst.nml of Hip late Anna VI Iiowtintri anil rather or Safer Anna ami Slater rrnnrea Ootiailii, S. H.

.1. Kelntlvea and frietula. employeea nf the Appralaera of 1 uaioma. are invited 10 altrnd Tn nernl. 8 30 A.

from hia late realilenee. 31141 Itroad a) Mtpmn of Requiem. Cliiireh of the Holy Child. 10 A. ini.

iioty 1 roaa l.n. HAND. April ID. MARY widow of iiaun. 01 .11.1 VI ton at.

lie at ve and friends, alao Camp No. 183, V. 0. nl invttea 10 itneral aervirea. 8 I David G.

Krankenfleld 317 at. int. lu.kahue, Wed, HFMM. April IS. at 733 N.

40th at ANNIE, wife of John Heniin. Kilneral aerv Irea, 2 1" David tl Kratikenfl' 317 n. 0211 at. int. Montroao cem lewtne a 10 111 p.

HER AT Y. Anrll II) SCSAXXAIT 1 IHOVIAS. widow or Mrhael P. Herat tCeiattvee and friends are invited to funeral, A. from her lat' resldenee 11123 Wayne are.

Solemn Ileotiiem Mobs nt st vtneent a hurclt, 1U A. 31. lot Lathedral IFFRIG Anrll 1S. late of 403 VV Diamond JOSEPHINE, he'oved wife nf Oeoree Iffrl- Inee Herneheri and aialer of R'y. Irenapita Her.rlier.

0 Pro. feaaor l.llirar'an at St Boiiarenttitp'e College. Bnnaventttre. Itelativea and frienda are Invited to attend tl" funeral. Wed.

A. Parlora of A. .1. Binlent. 178 W.

Diamond at. Requiem Maaa at St Ronifare Clmn in A. Int. Holy Sepiilrhre. Viewiiia '1'nea.

7 to 10 P. 31. KEARN. April 13. THOMAS 11 htlv haml of EMral.elli Kearna tne.

Clinimineal, aired 4D veara. Fielativea and frienda al Waslrneton Camp. No. 4M. O.

of Woodland Council and emnloveea of V. 1. T. are Invited tn attend funeral aer-vteea 1 P. 31 at hia late reald'nre 23(1 Norwood ave.

Itnalyn Pa Int. KfM-wnod Cem. Viewlne Tuea. eve. KESSLER.

On April IS. I.KONAIin. hna-hand of Edna H. Kler (nee ll'ilmesl nf 137 Abbotsfora rd. Servki ttn WW.

it 2 I.VV I. VoiiB ot Hip Mia. a'oiia AIIP Trllml. In R. V.

a Itriilmrn I I lll.ir Bon WTKI. Hatirp llrrue WHAS ItaillHlltra WCAIMIIiii. II. ErlioM 7.10 ttCAL'-llrallli Talk 7.15 WJZ Ton rtuaarll WIPTliP Ilamllpa Won 10,11) sam Taylor WAHI'lllork'i I oitltrr WPKN. Smr" (larln KVW VV KAK Kilwiii C.

Hill WTN.I Kamlly Konim TKI. Proiram WHAS liptty llaiitl.t riinrrh wi'AI -lliililnon" and Ilia Violin VV I.VV I r' Mlial' 7.30 KII. Mltalral Mo-mriila WIP Varlatf Show VV A I 'll iirna Kumllr VV rlfarp Will! Hramatli- Skatrli I I. illn ami ALii- r. ak'lch PK -Hilly la Pall tt' Harry llirlinian VVA1H' Aiiiona Our Mouipiitrs VV Oil I ii i.l.

I lull .1.45 IZ a.lrla Willi! Sa.rpl Vlllalr KVW WHAF Hi' O'N'I Skrl, II Wl'AVI Wllr, Ml.alnn v' A 111' "Voiitli ami Ai'llntl. f.foiianl WOlt Slon I'rllrr'a Untiai 4 P. M. WKII. Krank 1 llrllv ami Hull.

Sk'lih VV IIAX Pull-li Pmaram KVW. WKAK Woinam mam Activities of the Day in Real Estate Continued From First Page Women's Luncheon Club at the Ritz-Carlton. "Reactionary newspapers have criticized me for presenting a large bill for relief," declared the Governor, "It wasn't my bill, It was re quested by my relief director, Mr. de Schwelnltz. "I fought a battle last year to get a sufficient amount lor relief, but they said relief was only necessary for one year." De Schwelnltz at Harrlsburg last night said he assumed full responsibility for the estimate.

"It's entirely true that I gave the figures to Governor Earle," he stated. "It's my estimate and I take full responsibility for it," Earle, however, is chairman of the State Emergency Relief Board, and with the other members must determine if de Schwelnitz's demands are excessive. In his address. Earle also repeat ed that he Intends to Include flood relief and control, social security legislation and laws to relieve over crowding and fire hazards at State institutions in his call for the special session, which will be issued the latter part of this week. To Protect Animals Also, he said he would add an other subject, heretofore not men tioned, in tne caii.

It will prohibit the torture ol animals at roadside zoos. "Relief is the hardest problem in the United States," the Governor told the Democratic women. "If the problem is going to be solved, we are going to solve it. "Direct relief is a terrible problem. We are now spending $8,000,000 a month and that amount will not be reduced if WPA is cut down." Earle's claim that $8,000,000 a moiuh is being expended for relief in Pennsylvania is not borne out in de Schweinltii's regular weekly report on unemployment assistance costs.

Although de Schwelnltz Is asking for $70,500,000 for relief until December 31, on the basis of a month for May and June and $8,750,000 a month for the subsequent period, the relief director's weekly report indicates he Is spending on an average of $5,000,000 a month. Committee Opposes Demand In opposing the huge relief request, four Republican members of the legislative harmony committee, and at least two Democrats, contend that the costs are dwindling due to the pickup in private employment. Earle, In his address before his party workers, declared that the number of relief chiselers is dwindling. "I think the chiselers reached be tween two and four per cent, of the relief load." Earle asserted. "That number is being reduced.

"If you can show me any scar WHITEMARSH, STENTON 25-acre farm, opposite the Aviation Country Club, has sold by John deZ Hamilton for Charles D. Hnckett to Winslow Lewis, of Plymouth Meeting. It was held for sale at $20,000. Elkins, Slieble Co. co-operated in the transaction.

PENN AND McMICHAEL S. W. two-story garage, assessed at has been conveyed, by L. H. Richards, Jr.

to J. W. Snowden and others, trustees, subject to a mortgage of $8000. The lot is 70 bv 90 feet. 334 E.

WADS WORTH new house, lot 78 by 100 feet, has been sold bv E. Hayes to R. S. Wood, for $11,500. 547 S.

49TH property with lot 23 by 93 feet, is reported sold by Frank T. Harrison, Jr. for a client to Joseph T. Scanlan. It is assessed at $6000.

1621 CONLYN dwelling, has i been purchased by Samuel Jasner, Jr. from the Castor Highland De-j velopment Corporation, for $6950. Friedman Friedman, Inc. negoti-1 ated the deal. 716 N.

16TH three-story i house, held for sale at $2000, has been sold by KlinKt'l-Wllson-Schmid for a client to John A. Goodwin. iThe lot is 18 by 103 feet; the assessed valuation 55300. I.IMELKIN PK. AND MICHE- NER N.

W. plot of ground, 80 by 100 feet, has been bought by Morris Goldstein through Albert M. Greenfield Co. from the receiver of the Shmidheiser Building tc Loan Association, for $3500. It will be developed with a group of dwellings.

Benjamin Glnsburg co-operated in the transaction. 4061 ROWLAND two-story dwelling, offered for sale at $3200, is reported sold by Harry E. Thomson, Inc. for the Allegheny Avenue Building Loan Association. Myers-Davenport, Inc.

co-operated In the deal. The lot Is 15 by 65 feet. 4608-14-16 MARPLE two-story homes, lots 16 by 71 feet each, have been by M. L. Glrsh through Walter B.

Siddall. They are assessed at $2400 each. 1712 MASTER property as sessed at $4900, has been sold by Frank T. Harrison, for a client to Max Schwartz. The lot is 22 by 100 feet.

ST. DAVIDS, 411 MIDLAND residence, has been purchased by Oscar Darlington, of NorrisU.wn through Charles E. Pusev from Mrs, Frank Leonard. Charles S. Boles represented the purchaser.

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