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New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Summer Pescrt
Lost Cabin, Wvominr-

Real modern Bungalows. all r,,o1o-,
Conve4Ienccs. spleu5.d ni,r-sI,,,
hotel. excellent food and dairy prod.
ucts Ranch with al qualaca'iors
horseback riGlug. godng tennis fey
miles OF fishing, available by use o,
cars for hire, movies ard dancing
once week, wonderful music ara
fine ballroom. On Yellowstone high.
way. only three miles from railway.
Auto stage line
Get your application in carly. For
information and rates write az once
70 OASIS HOTEL. LOST CABIN.
WYC MING.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
Philadelphia Markets

nominal, Car lots new: 'y in export port ai"yStor
To red wTtSr rIItSy 81
discounts; Mixed wheat &c under, red win,
wheat ?c under No .. No. 5 wheat ne
under No .. Sample according to quality.
CoRN-Receipts. 1850 bushels. Quiet but
steady, We quote as to quality and luCa-
tion, sl7OQl,75. the latter for No, l yell
oATs-Receipts. 5000 bushels Further
declined 1c. Car lots as to location No.
. white: sO9s7c: No. 8 white, So a sOc.
FLouR-Reeetpts ,I,32s, 7sl lbs IN sacks,
Per l0G pounds, packed in l4O-pound jutc
sacks-Soft winter straight. western. 81 ~
Winter st SraRht d. 'T short 'S n%r" Pat
2 Hscn "gia!HF7 aGS's 's"' da short m
,' Rye ,oar @T.osi sio @y SE""'' '''OU '''O
in sets, smoked, and air-drIed, 33c; do,
knueklSs nt norL ana 1erders smoked and e'r,driS4
IIIa g; do do, smoked. GSGp 4SH c; do do, boiled.
bonoless,, G4c picnic shoulders s. r, cured,
LOOSE, 5SS Breakfast bacon sSc: lard p;SiS, 5iS,
,o BuTTERiIDulI Err and UNCHANGED. Quota
S7%ct" extra dFss 06% g; VSf arss, sS7'5SS 97f55s
sweet creamery, choice to fancy, SSL, ia "a
ElH g fair 70 good 49@5shc 9; prints Job
hing at H5%0Sc for fancy and ~ a G4c for
EGGs-Fins eggs hrm. The quotations,
@zcn TreG ncsrSy %SS Tr%rSy rs
ordinary to fair, 40 soc; western extra
aT5 r55ts Sa@ S"S Mdorcr wes!STG aH rsS 500 5Se
eggs jobbtns at 64@65c; fair to choice, 90
Firmly held Quotations: New
York, whole milk hats. current make, fancy.
3I's W2sG; DO oGIm common to fair; 2tG27c;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
CHANGES ON CURB
TO HIGHER LEVELS
Many Stocks Show Strength,
but Transactions Are
Small in Volume

New York, Aug. 21.--Trading on the
Broad street curb in the two hours
with which the week ended was small
in volume and price movements were
generally confined within narrow limits.
Many stocks however. showed a strong
tone. and the majority Of changes were
to moderately higher levels.
Only small amount of General
Asphalt was traded in. that stock rang
ing from 521a to 52A. Petroleum is
sues were in fair demand at fractional
advances, with National Oil selling at u
new high record. International Petro-
leum moved up from 351a to 80. Elk
Basin was fairly active and advanced
to s.
Industrials were quiet and without
material change in their trading posi-
ton. United Retail Candy sold at 1917
and Submarine Boat at II. Farrell Goa
was strong. ranging from 90 to 23R
Hercules Paper sold at 251a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
STORAGE BATTERY
MOVED UP AGAIN
Curious Indifference TOWARD
Kaleidoscope Events in
Rapid Transit Situation

Apart from further advance in
Electric Storage Battery. lifting that
stock to 121H. or 81 above the low
prlcc of the week, the trading in the
local market was Of the usual half
holiday character. Despite the limited
volume of business. the dealings were
again well distributed. the more en-
conraGing feature being found in the
continued frmness of prices. Most of
IN" more prominent shares were either
unchanged or slight above last nights
level, in the majority the highest Of the
week, The only exceptions were United
Tins Improvement aud Lehigh Navi-
CATION. which shaded to 40a and 81,
respectively.
All other developments localwise were
completely -eclipsed by the continuous
sensational developments in the Rapid
transit situation. Curiously, however,
these events, which in ordinary times
would have upset the entire market
structure, We're received with a degree
OF "omplaccncy. which not only sur
prised the trading contingent, but left
only one conclusion. That was, these
kaleidosropic changes in the transit sit
uation had been already discounted by
iihe recent drastic liquidating movement
IN the traction stocks, and by the alb
normally low market values to which
thesH issues have fallen.
some of the selling which cropped IN
AZ different intervals during thu last
SIX months, which at the time seemed
10 De OF mysterious origin. is, Of course,
now easily understood. That is to saw
certain interests who had the knowledge
ana foresight of an ultimate climax
oI an untenable condition. skillfully and
sleVerly disposed of their holdings with :
ont creating the slightest suspicion as to
their operations. ~
rms is known to apply to certain
parties; who have always taken nm
actiVc interest in the local street mil
way situation long before the 80 called
mTaihking interests took hold of the rcins,
mere are reasons likewise for supposine
Snat at least one Of the same parties
osS likewise liquidated the greater mart
Gl ms holdings in Union Traction, Strict
dtnJuhction of confidence prohibits the
disclosure of the identity of these in Y.
N, mresls, but II Is quite likely before the
mieseht 'i muddle is Strengthened out this
WI all come out in the wash, The sit :
ySa.lon Is full of interesting possibilities
. nom q market viewpoint, but appar-
sa.y it will prove the wiser course IN
sand by the sidelinHs until the outlook
+ more definitelys snaounh than Ii Il ~
'"' moment <eplar s21 b
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. Aug. 21.-The cotton
market had an active and generally
weak opening today at IL to Is points
net decline. except July, which started
5 points higher.
At the outset unfavorable weather
news from the belt appeared to be offset
by local and hedge selling. but as soon
as these offerings We're absorbed. the
list became stronger and shot up 80 to
90 points from the lowest levels of the
call.
The market during the first hour was
comparatively quiet. with rcactionists
apparently lacking confidence. as prices
failed to entirely hold rallies. Hedge
orders continued to reach the market
from the South and from spinners.
Liverpool was a free seller also, max
ing 1t easy for shorts to cover.
The weather map was again un-
favorable, showing rains over the
northern half of the western belt, ac-
companied by low temperatures and
further showers over the East Gulf
and South Atlantic states.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Aug. 2l.-Wheat was irreg
ular in the early trading this morning.
There was scattered selling of De-
cember by commission houses at the
outset and it was easier. Later a cash
house bought and sent December mn
sharply. Following this the option was
weak. March opened slightly higher,
made further gain and then sagged.
The volume of business was moderate
Exports were larger than had been OK
pectcd, amounting to about 800 600
bushels. Receipts were again moderate
although spring wheat was offered more
freely in the Northwest.
December opened 1c lower. Mt 50 3G
moved up to $2.3Sh and then droppcd
to $2.364. March started Ac higher
at $2.3S12, sold at $3.50 and then rr.
ceded to $237h. Receipts were l35
cars.
Corn was irregular early. Buyinr
power was limited. There was scat
tered selling by commission houses.
causing reccSsions. Further good rains
were reported in the belt.
September opened at $1.4414 to
81. l41t. against 81 44M at the close
yesterday, and declined to 81 49,. De-
cember started at Sl.22 to Sl.21M
and later sold at $1.2lh. Nav wos
quoted at Sl.l01a to 81 .l0M at the ont
set against 81 20 at the close Yesterday
and receded to $l.10H. Receipts were
81 cars.
Oats lost ground on estimated re .
ceipts of 30 cars. Trade was small,
September opened at Csc to 6ITSc
against 677sc at the end yesterday, and
later sold at G71ac. December started
at Csc 10 GSlSc aud later sold at o. Iac'
December started ut GSc to GSlac and
later sold ut a net loss of Ac at G70r'
May opened at 703sc to 76&c against
7OEc at the close yesterday, and later
sold at 70lac.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

eepts Sfw sS?s b hE6er n ,hSn RG
extras. h01a 457e; cTeameryS nlS extras to2
No l. 43dD +iC.
EGGS firm Receipts, 10, 573 cases. Fresh
gathered. extra hrsts. 64G 56c fresh.gath-
cred drsts. 40 " 53c: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western hennery whites nrats TO eX-
trls BOGt T2C state. Pennsylvania and near
Gv western henneTy browns. extras GOdD
G5c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby gath.
tras 5OGf bSC.
CHEESE firm. Receipts. 22l7 boxes.
state whole milk. fats. current make Whit
and colored, specials. Pm q 2SLP c; do.
average run; 2Ia Csc state whole milk,
do average run, 25ha n G26hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
GAIN IN BANK CLEARINGS
Local Exchanges Again Lead All
Eastern Cities

For the fourth consecutive week
Philadelphia leads eastern cities in bank
clearings during the period closed yes :
terday, with n gain per cent Of 1914,
the weeks total being $500. 143, 225S,
against 1851 .54G, 100 this week last
year. New York showed a loss of 3 4
per cent, while Boston was up only 80.
Total exchanges of all the clearing
houses. in the United States for the
week, as compiled by the Commercial
and Financial Chronicle, were 81. 1881, :
120,713, against S7,S02, ,OS7 sol the
corresponding week last year, or a gain
of | ner cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
Receiver for shlpbulIdina Co.

New York. Aug. 2l.-An Involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed today
against the National Shpbuildng Co,
~ Broadway, which Is alleged TO be in
solvent and to have liabilities of more
than S5,O00,000. The petitioners are
I.ouis Turgan and La Societte Maritime,
FranCais, Robert Ryan Parsons and Egg
CERT & Marsh and McLenan. The cor
poration, It is stated, is supposed to be
engaged in shipbuilding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
New York Central to Issue Bonds

Washington. Aug, 2l.-The New York
Central Railroad asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission today for author
ity to issue ten-year, 7 per cent coiiat.
cral trust bonds to the amount of S25,-
100000 and Improvement mortgage
bonds to the amount of $4,000, 900 At
the same time, the Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Co
asked permission to sell equipment trust
certificates totaling $4,000 and 20 is-
sue additional certificates to the amount
Of 1910 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
Yesterdays Final Quotations
Today's OpenIng Quota tlons
MoNEY-LENpING RATES

time, per cent; commercial paper,
three 10 six months, per cent.
(NOtC-TheSe are merely nominal
quotations, as the legal rate OF interest
IN the state OF Pennsylvania Is fixed at
per cent. Plus premium and commits
sion time money for thirty to ninety
days is loanng at to Si2 per cent,
while commercial paper from three to
six months is being offered at TO SIa
nnnI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
Financial Briefs

The failures and embaprassments in
the shoe, leather and kindred lines in
the United States and Canada, as COM
piled by the Shoe and Leather Mercan-
tile Agency, Inc. for the last week num-
bered IL, against IL for the preceding
week and II for the corresponding
period of 1919 No large failures oc-
Cured during the week.
The average price of twenty active
Industrial stocks advanced 0.91 per cent
yesterday to S6.22, while twenty rail-
roads advanced 0,76 per cent to 74.66.
The general trend of prices in grain
and provisions was downward this week.
Armistice talk at the tail end OF last
week started prices down the toboggan,
and poor support and steady selling
pressure caused further recessions,
owing to good buying by cash interests
and by exporters. Compared with
week ago, wheat prices this morning
were lc to &c lower corn was down
INC to 4kc, oats showed a net loss of
lhc to SIC. while provisions We're off
from 62 nc TO $l3O.
The stock list committee has admit
ted to the regular list of the local eX-
change $3.329.90O additional common
stock OF the Electric Storage Battery
Co, making the total amount listed at
this date $l9,S9l,sOO.
The ordinary expenditures of the gov
ernment 80 far to August l8, total Sl7,-
0o0. 900, or $500, 100000 less than for the
eighteen days of August, 1913.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Galenn signal on Co, quarterly s. on
preferred stocks, payable September 40 10
stock OF record August 81.
Walworth Manufacturing Co, quarterly
Of 3H cents on common, payable September
quarterly of Ia per cent on preferred
payable September 30 to stock OF record
Scptembor 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
FINANCIAL
aaHHz=HHH -
Dividends
Proposals
PROPOSALS "

SEALED rBBoroSAA,LaS WILL HE hE
O'Clock noon On Tuesday, August "a is,n
and opened at that time In Room 2i6 III,
in Delaware ave. between Snyder ave nn
Porter ST, ,, F'
With the act OF Assembly Of july IA 1sppy
r.Intiye to the workmen's compsnaafia.aYii
sursnCe and proof must be furnish.Wl u
dcngTtment by contra ctors that thsv
"ccrptcd the provFions OF said not anSftiv'
sured their liabilities hereunder or sscJros
For plans inquire AZ Room T42. CIty ttau
FRANK IL. CAVifN. t"''f
Dlrecta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
BANK CLEARINGS

Fank ClearInGs today, compared with cor
responding day last two years:
1920 1919 1918
Boston Sa5, 69T.ll4 S47 G26,l9n SlI. O55. .347
\ York 64a. 7HS.l2s 703. Ola. 23S 57S. 74l G62
baltimore li,S2+lll lh,222, 773 .,.,,,...
PhiIG s7i0 049 3O7 &63 $50 376 $aS.O7s, 30s
I,hiCauo so 49,, ,DSS ..... ......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21

LOSDON-Money Is quoted at 8 per
cent Discount rates, short bills, 6h
per cent; three months bills, 6Ss per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Aug l.-HoGS-Estimated ~
ceipts 1000 head; left over s03i Few
sales about steady with yesterdays average:
1890 paid Average cost yesterday
v ''CATTLE--Estimated receipts 1900 head.
SHEEP-Estimated receipts. 1000 head,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
rnnrnsALs FOR GAsnLINE nIIa

PROPOSALS FOR GASOLINE. OILS xnr
srShe6 dco "a the "tSl na psle
sral piEsGtOEI piEst0I Of n,,o ,pST,ohass and stqrsss
Ing, WashinE:9n. ID. G.. Sealed propcss9
VII Ss 66essSSSSd here until 70 NJ: XafSs
sasoline, kerosene, lpbrioating oils fasl ii
and Ereasss required by the army dptInI
Further informatlon upon apnlIeatIen. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
Philadelphia Stocks

Total sales. 4S73 shares. compared with
3430 shares yesterday. Thus far this week,
20,273; same period last week. 30.O75
tNet change made by compariso with last
sale on New York Stock Exchange.
Sales in BONDS Net
$1,000 High Low Close chge.
1 City As 1914 81 S 7 81 :.
3 Leh Val Is. 08H 06A 06H r Il
l Lib Bonds
I'd 4As... $3.50 $3.50 S4.50-. O4
2 40 4th Ans. S4.S4 $3.50 S4.S0+ 20
2 Read'g g 4s 70H 10 79h+ u
l United Rwy
Invest 5s., 50 So 50 :.
Total. S12, 700. compared with s27. 800 yes
terday Thus far this week. $3.50. 900; some
period last week. $204 700.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21

Pittsburgh. Aug, ?i.-HoGs..,RscS!ptss.
heavy SSV workers. Si8. 40 ole so; light yorkers'
Si6. .2b a 1915; pigs, sl46O@lH,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipt 80 head.
steady. Top sheep so; top lambs, $13,
CALVEs-Receipts. so head Lower. Top.
sl7.
East Buffalo. n ", Aug. 21,-CATTLE--
Recsipts, 825 head. Slow. Calves receipts,
i75' Actove, Doc lower, s8Ql0,b0
$50 higher: others steady and zoe lower.
Heavy sl5,25@lb.7b; mixed. $l5. 20 g 40;
yorkers. ie2s@le,hoi light; do; sie9 10, ,2n;
pIgsc, sio'7s9io; r0ushs' 'i2'oOi S'ass' W
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 800 head,
Active and steady Lambs s8@13. 90;
earrings. s8@0; wethers. 81, 500 8; ewes, ss
OF: mixed sheep. sT87.50. ..ruzkFNl,sl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21

of a Lumber storehouse. onics 81 III
ss5 fSrd Ariens Pss Sfs E,s
posais will be received hsre until b F.YM
striction as stated shoye. ptAus an1 rD&c{
acatiops on application. 49, - -r~7-'"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Excess Reserve Reduced to $1,428,-
200-Loans Expand

Today's New York bank statement
revealed heavy inroads in the reserve
this week. While the liabilities were
reduced materially by the contraction
Of S33, ,0S0 900 in demand deposits, this
was counterbalanced by the decrease of
$21 ,OS9, 900 in the credits at the Fed
eral Reserve Bank. The result was
drop of $17, ,147 200 in the excess re-
serve, leaving n surplus above legal re-
qurements of only 81 ,42S, 200.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21

The ordinary expenditures of the gov
ernment so far to August 49, total $l7,-
0oO, 900. or $320,000,00 less than for the
eighteen days of August 1919.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21

Total, So. 335. 900 compared with S7.470.-
900 yesterday Thus far this week S4G-
1875 900. Same period last week, s4s.7l3,-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21

The average price of twenty active
Industrial stocks advanced 0.9l per cent
yesterday to S6.22, while twenty rail-
roads advanced 076 per cent to 1896.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
Edith Gambler
And C.ount E}cuf
" ed Thursday
Ceremony al ~. Patrick =
Cathedral: Future Coun-
tess Is Daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Duncan Cand er
Emery Nuptials Same Day
Helen Mas,erman Engaged
10 Colin Cemnill Cirvan
Bagby Musicale~ Begin

Mss Edish Beatrice Candler. daugh-
,sr Of Nh aud Mrs. Duncan Gambler.
viii be married 10 Count Carlo Beuf
~ Thursday at the home of M. and
Ms Gambler. 75S F.fth Avenue The
ceremony VIII he performed at 4
.'clock by Esther Martin. Of s.. Pat
r;es's Cathedral The bride. who IS s
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
cbarle- \. Posi-. viii have oniv one at
,snaaut. Mss Dorothy Stevens, the
ssbutante daughter ol Mrs. Richard
stevens. The bridegroom will have his
.a,her. Count ITO Beuf, for his best
man. ana his only usher wiz he Cap
,sin Carlo Huntington, military at
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
! Garrett S. Mott Buried
From Home of Daughter
Former President of Telegraph
Company Invented Duplex
Wire Systems

WHITE PLAINS. \. y, Dec. 6.-The
funeral of Garrett Schenck Mott. for
merly president OF the Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph Company. VINO
died on Saturday o. pneumonia, VINO
held today from the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. John NJ Avent, OF :
Valley Road.
Mr. Mott invented three systems
Of duplex telegraphic communication.
which were purchased by the company
ne afterwards became president OF.
They were also bought by the Western
Union and the Southern Telegraph
Company. In 1884 he became general
manager Of fusion Of the three COM
panies.
He was born at Trenton. y j., and
served in the Civil War n a New Jer.
sey regiment commanded by his uncle
the late Major General Gershom Mott
He was q messenger and then al
operator and worked the first direc
telegraph wire betwcen New ork ans
Montreal
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
'ehe of the Italian Embassy at Wash

tache of the Italian Embassy 1T WASH
ington.
The marriage of Miss Alexandra
tmcry, daughter 81 the Hon. Mrs.
Alfred Ansou. to Benjamin Moore. SON
OF the late Mr. and Mrs Clement c.
Moore, VIII take place Thursday after
noon IN st. BArtholomcw's Church.
lhe ceremony viii bc followed by a
small reception az tine home OF Mr.
ana Mrs Anson. East Sixsy-eighth
street The bride viii have 80 attend
anus. She Is daughter of the late
John ]. Emery and a rranddarehter OF
bi1gadler General Charles I. Alex
'.ader, |. :. A., retired. OF Washington.
Mrs. Elise Holmes Volck. daughter
oi Mr. and Mrs. Jabish Holmes. viii
oeeome tne bride of Edwin p. Wan.
ier Thursday, December IS. Mt tne
aome OF her parents lii East SEVENTH
eighth Street. Mrs Edward Wemplc
VIII be the matrou Of honor and Lee
Nanncr will serve as his brothers
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scoley Master.
nan. OF Brewster. = Y. and As West
Zenith Street, announce the engage.
ment of their daughter, Miss Helen I
Masterman. 10 Colin Gemmil Girvan
OF Manchester. England Mr. Gir1a,
was tlight officer in the Royal Flvins
Corps, and VAS awarded the Military
Cross.
Announcement has been made Of th.
engagement Of Miss Florence WI
Ielm, OF New Rochelle to Ensign Rob
err c. Sprague, [. S. n. SON of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j. Spraguc. o. -
West End Avenue
The ballroom Of the Waldorf
,oria was crowded TO the doors ,.e~
tetday morning Tor the first of Al
bert Morris bagby's musical mornjng.
+ he program was q delightful one. IN.
the artists were Miss Claudia aluli.
CaoVann. Martinel and Toscha sid.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
JOHN LITIIE NNfE AZ

,lonn Little Motfa,. Of s3l Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn, died yesterday Of
a prolonged illness contracted during
twenty-one months service in the army
IN France. He vas commissioned =
-irst lieutenant while overseas.
He was twenty-s.X wears old. and
vas graduated from Adeiphi Academy
III 1916 and later from Cornell Univer-
sVy, where he rowed on the freshA an
crew. He Is survived by his mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes MoNat; . sister
Helen, and brother, Reuben. Who IS IN
the army air service a. Bcsto..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-07
DEATHS

ALKUS-Isidor beloved husband Of Car
re- devoted father Of Isaac Alkus ana
services a. Prospect ave, Flushing. L. /.
Wednesday,. December 8, at p. III. In
'erment Salem Fields.
AxF>KoTH-On sunday December t.
Nancy -Axenroth, in her 57th year Fu-
neral services at her late residence. SPl0
lo7th st.. Richmond HMl. l.. /. Tuea-
day. December 7, p.
BARRETT :. Marsaretsa Mason Brown,
widow OF William T Barrett December
4. az Liberty Hall. Frankfort. Ky. aged
81 years Interment at Louisvi.le. ~.
l245 Webster ave, Bronv on Decen.ber
:. 1920. Mary (nee I3utler), beloved
wile Of Louis Rscker asea p ysars @
1859 Washington ave; thence 70 the
Church OF our Lady ot Victory Solemn
requiem mass at 10 a. H.. December G.
BERLINGER-At Beechurst. wh..estone,
Lena E, beloved wife Of John Ber
ICES vii be hid AT her iate rcslicnce,
14th ave an! 27th II. Beecnurst bite
Pond Wednesday morning.
BVRNETT-On December 6. 1920. William.
J Burn-tt. II. =. in his 18th Year. be
services a. his late residence. Woodnere.
/. T.. Wednesday. December 5 at II
q. l.. Train laayes Long Island City
s.5e d II. lnterrsen. private.
CAKK.NGTN>-lp~ce cr ) 'e.o >, Nor
late rcsidoaee. l5e Wes' seth 81. New
Nori C1ty. Ell abctn .i,sft. ,c4D...4 WI.
Z AuEuSil Is Burr Nririntt IN. r.ic-s
arA intertneut private.
CHAMPION sunday. Decerher : =.
fh,. Hol.l ,'h.ls. C,-rlf-o e.
b~logcd vito Of Charles Perry Champion
IN h.r "a Year.
cHUNCH. Campbell Bu4alns Il va
nGth street Wednt sa.N December ) :,
10 d. Interrnent IIensico Cemetery.
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December s. 1870. Charles beloved hus-
Ietu BE- celebrated for the reposc OF hi-
soul 1T 81. Ceciiia's Church. Eng lewood,
= j.. on Thursday December r. 4, Q
COSTELLO TAYLOR. on December .
l920. IN Atlantic CNy. beioved daughtc
of Peter and tne sa'r Ahce Taylor, O.
this city. Fun RAJ lfivat". san Fra.
cisco papers pi.4.e copy
COWIE ON sunaa, I'.ceu'oer 3. .aeo
lorn \ Cowie. ia his saith year Fu
neral services at the r.sid' ncr OF II!
duught~r Mrs. ". J Reed. 10 Haml.,oi
ave Oss!uins. y. y Tuesday. De
crmber I. al so N
DiChSON- NoNcrnbcr g. at Toronto
ontario. t,lizA NJ VIC of Ea,in II
Liam II and Naoin. t. pYcN4nan. q
Orange. \. J.
EASTnlK> K>-Aahury Paah. j. on pe
ncr 3, l92e. Anna libbs East t,rr
mother Of Mary NashNr-n ..la.
ana Caroline Wnshhurn WeNa. of Whit
Nlains. \ !. Funeral s'rYices ~ resi
drnce of Mrs Hcnry II. Wcis a. Cruu
ave.. White Plains. n va ru,s ,as
Dece1nber is2n ~ !. IL In. rnica
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