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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SEEKS DAMAGES FOR
DEATH OF HUSBAND
Details of Fatality That Occurred
in August 1918, Are
ThreShed Out.

Tho damage srnt Of Sadie II lemon
vs. Luke II Broadwatcr for s25Wn was
started IN Superior Court before Judges
Bovcc and Rice and special Jury, TINS
morning
In this suit Broadwater Is bclng sued
for damages for causing the death OF
Waiter J Lcmon husband Of the plan
tiff The accident took place August -,
1918. on the road between summit
Bridge and MI Pleasant, when an auto
mobile npcratcd bv Proadwaocr colidod
with 4 motorcycle operated by Lemon
causing the instant death q the latter
Lemon was 81 years oi age lie Is sur
vivcd hv his wife and two children.
Robert II Richards represented the
defendant and " " knowles repre-
scntcd the plaintiff
Several witnesses called hy the plaihi ~
testified that BroadWater's marh'n" VA
running 1T an excessive rate q speed ans
that Lemon was running SLOWLY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
TRINITY'S PROGRAM.
For the Work in National Episcopal
Campaign.

TRINITY p + Church has planned a
work oi many activities IN the Episcopal
National Campaign, III winch all L L.
Churches Are interested The program
follows
DAILY at 10 a. m. bret service of
PRAYER for the success of the Nation " lde
Campaign On Thursday, tins service
will lncltIde Il celebration OF the Holy
Communion
Tomorrow nj sI5 p M. IN open meet
ing viii be held III the parish house. at
which the special speaker will be Rev.
Robert " Patton. y d tie national
chairman of the campaign.
All the parishes are invited 70 partLcl-
pate III Tins meeting
On Thursday at $ = M i conference
of workers viii be conducted bY Rex
John ! elliott u d OF BelaIr Md
The menbcrs Of the eanXassing commit tees
will be present at tins meeting 10 receive
directions about the method of conduct
ing the canvass DIR Yellott has served
for several months on the executive staff
Of the campaign and Is peculiarly well
qualified for tins work THIS meeting will
also be held IN Trinity Parish House
On Saturday Al =. III. meeting oi
all the men Of TRINITY parish Is called at
the invitation oi the vestrv, Tor conference
as 10 the best means ot making tie
campaign most effective III TRINITY Parish
On Wednesday, at : p IN, Il meeting
in the interest Of the campaign will ht
he Il III Old SWedes parish house, by Rev
Frederick NJ klrkus, rector Of the parish
The members and workers ii Old
~wedcs are also invited IL attend all tht
meetings announced to he held At lie up
town church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PEACE COUNCIL IN HASTE
WHILE AMERICANS STAY
Signing Of Hungarian Treaty Will
End Conference so Far as
u. s. is Concerned.
., Asscc.a.e1 rrees e E1sry kvenins

By ASSoCIatCd Press fc ENerN kYththS
PARIS. De1 ) The supreme council
this morning took up the unfinished busl-
ness al he peace conference IN an e'iort
to dispose oi the more urgent questions
I7I purpose /. Es0 WAS to decided upon tiie
reference Of the other pending questions
~ thr Drors,r quarters Tor decision after
tha big five becomes tie big four
A. II Is expected the supreme council.
v1tb the four principal allied powers repre-
sented. viii continue 70 meet alter the
American delegates leave tomorrow.
As far a the Americans are concerned
the supreme councAl viii cease 10 exist
after the signing o. the Hungarian peace
treaty.. 1t S not 1et determined who will
sign that document FOR the United
states although i probably viii be Am
bassador " alIacc Most of the unfinished
business vILl thereafter be referred 70 the
various governments and settled through
the regular dlpIomatic channels
Among he matters u be thus referred
viii be the administration OF western
Thrace although the ultimate fate OF
that province NAV be decided by the
supreme council OF four
The rcparatIons commission Will lnhtnt
3 number of questions. including the dis
trlbution Of hcCierman merchant shipping
The revision .: the treaty between
Belgium and Holland, and the Adnatlc
and Baltic questions probably Will Dc
put in tn" class 81 those 70 he referred
direct u the governments.
The question of the continuation OF
the Intetalhed war council Is still unde-
cIded The Americans are understood
4 q be uniavOrablc 10 Its continuation and
the French and The British are sald 70 be
not Vel ID complete accord IS 10 the de
tails under which the organization may
be continued
The qucst tion % negotiations with lur-
KEY also Is undetermined Great Britain
still desires 70 transfer the negotiations
to London Tia, France ha not Yet gwen
her consent
Among other questions remaining 70
lie disposed oi is the disposition oi the
German shipping hai was LETT IN the
hands of Brazil and ruguay, the former
having been operated by the French
and the latter by the Americans 1t Is
understood the American delegates favor
the allotment Of thl. tonnage 10 BraA
and Uruguay. res pectvcly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
NfWBERRY IN U.S.COURT
IN MICH. ELECTION FRAUD
Two Months Battle. Perhaps, to
Ouash Conspiracy Indictments
Against Senator.
sv Associated Press to Eyers Evening

By Associated Press To FyefS Evening
Grand Rapids. Mich, De-. Ira-
man II New berry tntcd states Senator
from Michigan. and seventeen Of hs
principal campaign leaders appeared II
federal Court here to-day e. plead %
indictments charging fraud sud cnrrup-
ton m the senator nomination and elee-
tion IN lalS
immediately after thelr arrangement
began 4 legal battle that i expect"d 70
continue over IT least tWo months.
Among the hrst moves of the defense
attorneys it was expected. would he
motions to quasi. the eharge hgansi
4 number ot the prominent men included
in the LIST Of l.,5 indicted. and pleas Tor
separate TRIALS
Whilc practically all Of the respondents
vino had been arralgned up 70 today made
no plea Mr. Nrwberrv announced before
leaving Washington that his plea would
bc not guilty. The Senator and those
arraencd with him faced the charges
contained n he second Indictment,
the counts IF winch alleged perjury IN
the sworn statement oi election eSV.hdi-
tureS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
HUNS GET EASIER
ontlnucd from past

Do,n.pde for dock and harbnr material
Il rcnarat,nn for the sinking oi The interned
German fleet NJ Scapa Flow ana ne
,,rny,.Ion N thc protocol empowering the
aIbos III enforce the terms Of The peace
trnaty wcrc described ~ the German
MINISTER i. The "two straws which have
hrnLon ill., hack of German endurance
Tbn f,rt That failure by the nited states
III rat,fy TIC treaty MAY mean larger repre-
s..,,tat,nn. from tho other allies on
conn,,sSIopS established y the pact was
another polui urged bN Herr N"SN' -
r,.asnr T6r Germany to refuse to sign the
protocol
"If the absence 81 nhed ~la3e@ repre-
.,,,,,ti-cs means there Mil he more
frrnchmcn on the commission = "e ~
serted IL would he injurious !" ''e''is'' ". y
interests and We should aot aA'se
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
REFERENCE TO SCHOOL
CODE IS APPLAUDEO
Unu sual Incident Last Night by
Rev. f. l.. Hubbard, at st.
Pauls M. E. Church.

An,,m,sual incident marked the services
~ s. PauTs Nj. f. Church last night,
when. during the course OF his sermon,
tbe remarks of Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard,
tnc nastor. on the school code, were APP
pIa,ldcd hv the congregation one OF
the largest crowds ever assembled IN inc
church was present at the services, every
seat being taken, and It beng eSliihated
that l.5O0 people were in attendance.
The sermon of Rev, Hubbard was one
of y series which he Is delivering ON the
Book of Daniel. and last night 1T was on
."Thc Three Hebrew Children. puflhg
the course of his reference to the decree o.
\ehuchadnez1ar, that those who rCi'iSFu
Ia bow down and worship the image
should br east into the fiery furnace tiie
speaker said that the people oi AflerWa
were blessed in that they dad not nave ~
live under such conditions, ana tha' 'i''N
,,cr, livinr in n country where there was
~, ,,,,;or ~ church and state, having the
6hart, and privilege Of worshipplng the
ord after the dictates of their own con
licences.
TN, sneaker made reference IN this
connection 10 the school code. and the
controversy over II referring To the
Questions asked MIR. du Pont n the New
Century Club hy William Connolly he
spoke Of the questions put by Mt Con
molly and the "hsch"us ra,sld ~ ny
latter 70 the New school Oode. ''l' -
these objections was that every private
,n1 ,srncbial school should make report
80 the number. names. cite, Of those in
.dtendapcr and the second objection
vas that private and parochlal schools
would he compelled Il teach Engllsi
only rs lAnsuage 10 pupls up 70 s'A'n
l =, : GOOD for The pupils IN the publ,
scbnnIs tEat there should bc only Englist
taught therein. hen i wouid be sood
sad the speaker, (or the pupils IN th'
private and parochIal schools
We need more Americanlzation Wort
in this country SAID the speaker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
HENRY {. FRICK NOT THE
MYSTERIOUS Mr.. SMITH
So the Campaign for an So 600 ,0Oo
Endowment for Tech IS Not
Interrupted.

The late Fl c. Frlck contrary 70
general Impression. ~ not thc mysterious
MIR Sinth who has been literally and
ing the Massachusetts institute 81 cen
nology Information 10 this effect today
reached Joseph Bancroft, chairman oi the
Delaware Tech committee winch is
helping to ralse an IS, 90 900 endowment
fund
Mr. smith dear knows whether
that y his name or not, for nobody knows
but himself andTPresidcnt Maclaunn of
seTech' has bern ahberal contributor 70
the funds of Tech for the past sven or
eight wears In that time ho has gwen
between s7OO0V0 and SS.00dgD, ana
in connection with the campaign Ter .u
endowment fund of SSWW),W0. winch r
needed If Tech IS to succeed n ifs tifi.ss
H. ba- agreed 10 contribute half The
a,oe,,nt i tho alumni would raise ne
i other half Tho alumni has raised 81. tRi-
0On and must rals. 800 WD more ~
.Tanrnry | and another million by Jny
next. IN order 10 hnncft ~ Mr
SrnjtFrst' kind offer N Tins behalf
Many persons suspected hat Mr. frick
wae the anonymous helper II Teen
and when hc died this impression be--
came general The hohef Was heightened
when hIs will was nadr pubir and 1 "as
learned that IL had left Tech S5bWifal
i However. ~ his cannot be tppiied - lhe
endowment, the situation ioofrd com
plIcated. Rumor5 were set IT -resi When
.ir Bancroft today received the ioil""-
Ine message from President Aaclaar,n
II FrIek vas not TIE mysterious Mr.
Ihat teIp0 the casr. AIr Frick leatf
0r beegcst Hl have no tearing on ha eH
dowmant fund and the campaign W.T. Y
prosecuted with IL much yigor p possI1 u
/, or.Ier Il, reach the s. 100000 goal with
III the required time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PROBE FOR WAR BLAME
CONTINUES. BERLIN SAYS
-. - Il -, / tyening

"a, As~,n-latcd Press 70 Every hNenlng
Berlin. Dee. iumoT~ current
..hrnad THAT the committees investigating
TIL var guilt II German leaders IN 1911
have DISCONTINUED their meetings are
entirely wrong. according 10 semi
othr,a parliamentary political news
agsnr, winch issued i statement here
.(r, tile contrary the sJatment says,
lit ! intended 10 conduet the lnyestIga-
tjons with every energy to q conclusion,
but new methods vii be adopted "'hcil
viii make # impossible for witnesses
i r,.is,I~. The accommodating spirit shown
tba,n for party puitcal purposes The
esrigating committee intends 70 con-
clude n- inquiry into the manner IN
y.hiru President " ilson peace tentatlves
werr received Al soon - possible 50 that
ill., peace possibilities Of the spring and
earll summer Of 1917 can be subjected
to scrutiny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
By Associated Prrss % Every Evening

Philadelphia. Dec. S.-4 orn, -rr
IA yellow an spot .0aI-I2, new ~.
3 yellow 0n spot %.
Oats. higher; No. white S9a. >S
No. , white IS 32ao9., No. : wnlte - iaa
-
Butter, higher; western creamery extra
"A: nearby prints fancy .Sla-S5.
Cheess steady; New York +ld Wis
,onsln full mnk 32a.55 ..
Fgrs. lower. nearby trsts -5.S0 ut
case. do current rpceipts -o--u; weStern
extra firsts $3.50. 60 HrstS &A.o0a-o -.
fancy selected packed Da.9S Per dozen
Lave poultry steady lows. IS 70 GiaIt
.24a32; chickens, Is to quality Ia
ROSTERS 2la.12; ducks peA.n -a.-+- ia
Indian runner IA. 50, musecFy La.
turkeys 56a.5S, geese -4a 20.
Dressed poultry lrIIl- lENets 9ignt
turkeys nearby fancy asa AZ; oo .stE
g0od Tia SO. DO western fancy a. S.f4. ~
fair ro good 4oa -: .oW.s fresh oi.cu.
choice 10 fancy 55a.3b 90 >ul-. sizes
24a.3O. -u0sters "a hroders. |eC,g
43a.4S; other nearby do .35a.4- rt,oic.
western 10 3Sa.aO, roasting -llcNsl~
western 2-a.S4. western chickens. CORN
fed. A. TO size and Qua.-ty pa. = spr :
ducks nearby 4Oa+l, 20 western ,pss,3>
geese western .-Sa.ou.
Potatoes, rirm. fair demand 1eSr 3
No. I uer basac 9UAl. 10. 10 lower graz
40a. Is. Penna in 100 pounds 'la2 :
New York ana MAry and , .OOa2 Join iat
pounds.
Flour. frm ialY demand. ~O,t Niutrf
straight western I0O0al0.50, io neAt0'
. 65al0 90, hard winter straight -.a.a
+ 1900: do short patent l}-Oual i.'0. ~pr =
6rst clear 9.75al0 IS: 10 paten- l5.ltf,
400. do short patent oal9.Oi iants
spring and CITY mills pIten- ialuti'
brand l49Osl5.35
HAY, firm isI- demand lmoJn'
NJ. i. $500; do No. ?, 30.UOa5 70, ..
NJ. 3. y .OOa2S.OO. Glover mixed hay
bght mixed hight S000a3l %; 10.
mixed y OOa2S.0O
Tsllov quiet prime clty loose IS ;
do special loose is; prime country "a
l4ls edible IN tlerccs iSl5.
Bran. finn and higher; soft Ulut"
bran western in 100 pound SACKS % sr0v
q. 7.5Oa49O0: do spring 470Oaf 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
RECORD CROP OF SUGAR
PREDICTED FOR THE YEAR
10000 900 Tons, il is Estimated
Will Soon be Ready for
Market

New York Dec ) The spread oi
,-,blh,tlon has created q demand which
II lev wears, VIII call for world pro
ductian 81 sugar of more than 2Otsp oOO
tons. II ali localities arc to have tree
>,,nriy such Is existed before the war. ac-
.ar,!inc til tho Weekly Statistical Journal,
which has Just issued its estimate q the
a-.si.lction for tins season.
Mha. this nlsy mean appears from
me total 81 $1,000 900 tons winch :
gwen is the probable output tor the
tcar I9iQ-IQ2O and the crop q 1857
200 tons in lq13-1ql4, which stands as
the record for al time
That this great increase may lie
reached i Indicated. il i heleved. hy
the fact that this wear weld. = estl-
mated shows Substantial gam over
the outDlit 81 last wear amounting %
30 246 tons and ID i believed the re-
action from war conditions nov IS well
under way.
Tor instance. Il is cited that Cuba
ha- reached 4.pnpN0-ton CROPS and
fhat then, Is more likelihood Of i ex-
c.,rdinc this figure than Of falling be
hind II II also is expected that TIN
hcct sugar crops Of Central kurop~ VIII
increase with fair rapIdity, and thus
add to the available world supply.
AdvIces from cane crops IN various
parts of The world ar regarded as fav-
orahle. ana material increases are r
ported in several Instances II now seems
probable the harvest will he gathered
from shout 10000 acres, Is compared
with $1,000 acres actually harvested
last season The largest increases N
acreage are in Michigan, Colorado and
Utah. Nebraska has 2 good increase
and Ono smaller one. 4 tota pro
ductiou Of American beet sugar Of 500
O00 tons Is expected, as compared witt
81 S92 tons year ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PAUL THOMAS BADLY
SLASHED BY NEGRO
Wilmington Man Probably Fatally
Injured in a Fight in Phila-
delphia. Yesterday.

voung man who said he was Paul
Thomas of Wilmington was so badiN cut
in a fight in Philadelphia early yesterday
morning that ne Will probably die ne
fight took place ut Fifteenth and Market
streets Alter il was over 80 white men,
rs . result. stormcd the house Mt No. II
South Mole street, where Negro, SAID
10 be involved, had taken refuge. In the
fight Thomas was badly slashed about
the scc and neck
Thomas and friend were walking west
on Market street when they were IoStled
bv two Negroes The jostling led TO an
argument, which quickly developed nv"
a fight One Of the Negroes ran. bat thc
second, said by the police to hc Mcredlt"
Scott. of the Mole street address, ore"
knife and began slashing right and leit,
Thomas was the storm centre OF the At
tack and before he fell from loss oi hio""
has face had been cut INTO rihrofrS 9hd an
artery in hS neck severed.
Bv this time several other whites took
a hand N the proceedings, and Scott He'd,
! With the crowd following Entering the
| hnitsc in Mole street. Scott end several
+ other \cproes barrIcaded the doors and
/ prcpared to resist The onslaught q me
: whites. A race v ar was rapidly develop
! ing when Drte,sivc Mex ,ullough, 81 tht
/ Twentieth district. unable to handle th'
situation himself. sent in riot call " hct
q detail Of police arrived they found the
whites batterlng at the doors Of the house
I Some were endravorlng to gam entrance
through the windows, while IN the rea'
| two men with axes were discovered run
ming a ladder to the second floor
With the arrival Of the police n" mot
/ dispersed and Scott was arrested Vt
hearing in the Twentieth district >tatioE
he was held in 5000 bail seven othe
I Negroes who were in the house Wr,r'
tatcr ant !. their own request bv th
police
Thomas was sent 10 hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Nj. f. PREACHERS MEET.
Committees Named for Association for
Next Six Months.

Al the regular meeting tins morning
of the Wilmington NJ L. Preachers As
soc,ation. Rev Carlisle L Hubbard preach-
Cd a sermon on The Preciousnes- Of
jesus
Committees we're announced Tor the
association for the next slx months 81
follows.
-('omrniree on Interchuroh-R Revs 6 c.
Williams G. " Clark Leonard White
T. f. Beauchanp
Community Welfare-T ] Sard.
George White Dawson J. H. BeauchaInp,
RAYMOND Cooke. G r, Nee=se.
Temperance NJ Broadway, " f.
Fiabbart. " Z C,rernfield George "
Bounds. &. { Harris
Legislation Robert VAT, L ". Jones
j. " r. Sumwalt
There win be q meeting beginning
next Monday and continuing for three
davs. at the Grace vi Z. Church of tie
In.erchurch Federation and tins meeting
was discussed tins morning by the ~
sOcIatfQu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
By Associated Press % Ev~-y Ev~nfns

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Chicago. Is~c 8-Hogs receipts 81
0n0 slow. mostly q n 40 crnts lower
Bulk I225al3 Is. top, $3.50, Aeavv
NJ. 85aI3 Is; medium, y goals p. lizh'
l2 S5al3 10 ight lgh' l2-5)al- fi'
heavy packing sovs, snooth. l2-@5al2 n.
backing yows, rough. ll.75ai2- ~ Fig-
2O0al2 -
cattle. receipts. 1900. strong Pet
steers. medium and heavyweight onoice
and prime. rs 4Oa2I %: medium ana
good. ii .25aI8 10: common. s-1jal .-.l
light weight. good ana cnOlce. l3.. "A
2O75; common ana medium. NOalO.'a
butcher cattle. neliers, 40al5.oO. o7vys
6.25al3.75: ranners ana cutters 5.-aa
%. veal calves. l6-50al7.5). taenei
steers. 7OOal2.25; stocSer steers. 50ia
1875: western range steers, .-Jlal5.ot
-ows and heIfers. 650al2 80.
sheen. receipts. p, 900. strong. --amU-
IA 25aI6 IS: cuils and commoL. afFt
l4OO: ewes. medium. good and ~hoic1
--:ja9 40. culls and common, 4OJa1 p
breeding. 100alI %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Lorraine Elects Officers

The Lorraine Athletic Association has
elected officers for the year Of 1920
Tilghnsn Roe : howell, John Mui-
larkev. Frank Scott r. + Shallenhcrger,
James Kane Thomas A1cCollcy, George
Elliott. Harry c. Gilbert ST., Candy Pat
terson and Isaac Bennett were named as
board Of directors The executive staff
consists Of George McGonigle. president
William J krienen, vlce-presidcnt; Harry
a. Gilbert, Jr Treasurer, and Samuel ,.
Novel; secretary. Harry A. Rash wall be
the business LnaIsAger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
WORK FOR FRENCH CHILDREN.
american Star" Activities Described TO
High School Students by Mrs. W.
GnnnL mRn

Mrs William 6 Speakman. chairman
of the Delaware branch OF the american
and French Children.s League, known as
the american Star, was the speaker ut
the morning exercises ~ The Wilmington
High School today.
Mrs Spcakman addressed he pupils
on the objects Of the league winch hre.
10 keep and promote the Ink oi aileetion
between the Two countries, IL further
Americanizatlon and TO help french re
lief organizations supervised by the
French government laborlng 10 serve
and protect the children Of devastated
France. She told of the work being done
and asked for the support Of The students
50 that tins good work could bc continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
LABORLEADER GETS $4,000 YEAR.
Business Representative GETS 80 Cents
Monthly From Carpenters in New York

New \ ork Dec ;. hIs city can
boast Of II least one 81 200 year isOor
Tnjs sum i pald to Robert p. Brlndel,
rba business representative Of Local
1886 of the Brotherhood o} Carpenters
and Joiners This Ioca composed u
dock and pier carpenters. pays It's agent
moro than the president of the American
Federation of Labor receives. Further
more. MIR BrindeU has a contract with
rh, organization by which he is 10 he
emp.aved at that rate ~ long As he lives.
Nlr. Brlndei receives 30 cents = month
rom every member Of the local There
are about 5 600 members.
Probably the reason THAI Mr. Srtn-
deus local Is - well satisfied with him
!, that he delivers the goods IN the form
of increased wages and better working
conditions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
MILLIONS To COLLEGES
IN WILL OF Il. {. FRICk
Princeton. Harvard and Mass.
Tech Big Benefc.arles;
Sill. .000,O IL Public
Bequests.

<ew ork. Dec y Henry lay
Frek multi-mlhanare ironma-ter and
collector Of art, left ail but S25.bH 900
af h.s v4st estate to pu7iie charitable ara
.,Ilsc4 louai Institutions according 20
the terms q Ms viii
me gatae ii IL pnbIc oeouesFs after
1000 gUO .s St ASIDE tor ms @ldo".
son And daughter J. Sllf ,gU ,HJo, eX-
elusive ii Isl acres of Plttsburg real estate
left ier 4 public park
Princrton ard Harvard universities
aud th,, MasSachu~es = Institute al leeI-
nolaeN are bequearhsd approximately
S25540 .o00 divided 80 that Princeton
Nil receive about >I5.N0.0D and Har-
ward and Technology each about So
coo. 600
tba4t S5.0O0.0o0 Is left q lbe EdsIea-
tioBal tuud COMMISSION at PiT@ndrg.
PIttsburg institutions 70 receive requests
amounting to about S300, 900 eaen are
Cblldr,ns Hospital Allegheny General
Hospital Home Tor the rrlcndiesS. hlugss-
lev House Association. Mercy Hospital,
pitt.biIrr Free DIspensary PltIsburg
NcWsbovs Home Western PeinsE wanna
+ 1ospital and the Central Dung omen 5
j Christian association
Other S5a0. .0o0 bequests are Jnon-
/ town Hospital mon: l"4ts y '1ss'z-t -
] Uasnlfal CunnelsvlIlc " Neetmorelanc
HosIataI Greensboro. NIount Pleasant
Memorial Hospital Mount Pheasant
Braddock General Hospital Braddoca
and the Homestead Hospital Homestead
al 0t Pennsylvania
The society Of the -ymg-ln Hospaa
af the Cry of New York IS LEFT abon
81 80 0a0
Approximately ST 100000 u addluor
81 her share in the $25.ooooo0 left tht
immediate family IS bequeathed e Mis-,
Helen { l'rick to dispose of along th'
general lines of public benefit PROVIDED
for ia bequests 10 public and edueationa
institutions