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New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
TO TRANSFER CHIMES

New Haven, May S.-Although the customs department has not yet pass ed upon the question of duty or no duty, permission has been given for transfer of the Hardness tower chimes from the railroad cars to Yale.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
IS A RAILROAD DIRECTOR.

New York, May 3.-Will H. Hays, former postmaster general today was elected a director of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Co.,, at a meeting of the directors here.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

brass band has been added to an English asylum's equipment as a therapeutic agency in the treatment of the insane.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
REY. (. E. PHIL TO 0FFICIATE

Local Minister to be in Charge at
 Swedish Pilgrim Edifice in Brook
 lyn, Sunday.
 Rev. Gustaye E. Phil pastor of the Swedish Bethany church, will offici- ate at the dedication exercises of the Swedish Pilgrim church in Brooklyn, N. Y, Sunday. Rev. Pihl will leave Saturday and will return next week. The pulpit at the local church will be filled Sunday by Rev. c. J. Nahlstrom.
 Tonight, the Sunday school teach CTS of the church will meet and to- morrow night the regular mid-week services will be held at 7:45 o'clock. Saturday evening, the Young Peoples Dorcas Society will be entertained by Mrs. Emil Carlson at her home in Maple Hill.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03
John O'Donnel!.

The funeral of John O'Donnell will be held at o'clock tomorrow morn ing at St. Mary's church. The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

Saw-fish, found mainly in the trop- ics, often exceed 70 feet in length with saw six feet long.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

Exchanges .,.......... s24500,o0 Balances ..,,.,,,...... 719,000,O00
New Britain herald., 1922-05-03

American Indians are rarely found with beardA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Philadelphia Markets

=, II laIEsAS1Tc--Receipts. Y li9.7oo bushels. Mar
ny iS higher rs6 Car lots; In export elevator,
winter aSToEy sa sis5iT9 2' tSsf SS GRADES Gss
lgoted at tue following schedule Of discounts:
%hSa aSdor ~ n?gao red wSsSt TSnsr NS Under
scoora,rs NU; n Ne wheat. lie under No p Sample
:, S6RSL RSssptsy. Seh,t!y' S,.7oo bush. Firmly
G" os e SoSEEiS sSEHsi SS sSynioFS t. 5sSso
auict GiAtTscR'ESirt, G, 1877 bush Firm but
.. flour = :: Receipts, 1850 $50, pounds
winter wsdf6, e SSs ssS 'sSh6 do 'G5t G9
Il5G G.CS do. short vstent 5000 1Y Is;
sgpTrinS FIRST Clear. 80 $40; DO, patent. sI.lo
spSS T9 % s RhtGS f"mS S-nnGS aaSSy
'S@Ss SrG s75; Eryye -Four, sSi5o@6.SS. a., :.
SmsEG and al arSG RSa 4bs hSsf bce
knucklcs ard tenders. gmnicd and air dried.
s&y do TnsG s%b @3f loose s. 56
DO, do smoked $00 &5c: hams boiled. bone:
6S Sg GS 'TT& smoed bSe m psES SGEfS
loose. tic breakfast bacon. 2lc. Lard.
rUTTEr - Adyarced &c solid-peeked
creamery. extras soc; jobbinE sales q high
Grsdo sS0ds GSra q aTs
10 Eood r. & iS:; ssssS.el {%.c2 brand, 3 3
{aE {S s2Sai q .. ,SI$&G &nroy extra ars
xFa mrs. rss atS Sc '0'FS rSs 80c s,cond, 5s
@35c; southern frsts.. ESsc!! jobh,ns sales 2f
- cHfEGsE--s,:aay. Su, anie,. o. Noy T9rc'
fGssn S9 as Sf e inr" 10 Ts"f buses sR.
'ot v 22o2JG qo !reiR To@ aoS q = fSSborn
Foncy,, Cat, yeNow.skinncd. "a q 2Sc cXssn- cHSsn
c"sior. 1, ~ q q t@sc; to%ls. %htc i@ghoTa, @e
gnri"g chickens. faHHcy: y--lo,WS; w. SAnnrSS;
:n"g;h ; H9sks s %SsHRs %xssG,ana, o9 nsHs sH
sp~ing chickens, not LcEhorrs. medium quail
AZ 70 $"s s?79E rne&1n}s 1}scrs mo-; shoFn sshhoFn
s2 G; ',gEFy To-nE ,s JcS E,H
White Pekir 33G 49, ( g. CO. mig d SoloGGss q 2Ir G,G
,nne@s. Young; Iet o.Hr, NIIiEninS - ,Ss-
&c: o,geon.. rsr pair. old. SOC, %ounr.
DEEssED poUITRY-rowis.- fcash.Nl,l.d.
Lry-YicEei In toN"s' Weighing lOs., arIyc~,
SS, &c. GS'S:as sG as5 w:Shias ;?1 ?'s Ss s2e$se
S ss"sRs ia 3s w9saS2 S 22';s i a os veSs@E Il S!1c
No.shi1g : !t,S;. and under 2i@2 2+ct roas,'
MsSRlns h. G spSa, Ss :a Sc S%yGrhnE s' Bss'
spree. 2e99sc; weiEa.nE :, !hs; aplaCs; -
0ft.I.catad, IN bE!G,, wpiehlrr 4GA5 lbs and |
,ver apiece, 80 40 J2c: roasting cn-ckens. West.
erll. coa-5" and stacy. in ba-rels. Weighing
dickens. Western. weighing ~ lbs. a0ece. /
a q 2Gc. broil!rs chickens. Ws.tern., ,weigh-
Western. ~elrrjnF :ia Go3 BIS. apiece. g. !
&c: roasting chick NJ. NEARBY weighing 80
,bS. ana over arleCC, J. q 3Oc: roasting /,
nearby. Weighing 3i4 ihs apiece !
Z G2Sc: brollimr cn!c4.rg. nearly. Weighing
Il, n . lbs. apiece. 30 q 5sc' chck'rs. nearby,
weighing ~ 03 lbs. apiece. 2iT2Gn. Old /
southern ~ s g3c: spring turkeys. u"1rhy. !
fancy, a+iI;6.: Western, fame. ~ q jic ;1lr
10 good - II i5a. d Tom turheys. 400 i3C; /
1rcke fancy 50 u S2C; do, faiE TO so d. ESQ /,
-: gSerc fancy. % O csc: dc, fair to sood !
aOTG2c.
y .6uG6I babiiet-No. |. SlGi.c5. No. p |
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
BALKS AT SALES TAX
Representative Fresr to Fight Such
Means Of Paying Bonus

Washington, Jan. 27.--(By \. P.)-
Notice was served on Republican lead
crs Of the House by Representative
Frear. Of Wisconsin. u Republican
member OF the Mays aud Means Com
mittec. that he would fight any at
tempt to authorize Il sales tax as a
means Of raising revenue for SOL
diers' bonus.
Coincidrnt with announcement by
Mr.. t'rcar OF his stand. Representative
Garner, OF Texas, Democratic MEM
bcr Of the same committee. which was
instructed by Republican House mem
bcvs in caucus last night TO begin franz
ing bonus legislation. issued q state
mcnt proposing a straight nppropria-
tion for bonus, such appropriation to
BE- paid out Of the interest 10 be re-
Icived by the Government on the allied
debt.
Representative Frear predicted TINT
n whole lot OF members would lose
;hcir seats in Congress IL they voted
for n sales tax and declared that it
would entail too heavy burden or the
public.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
DEATHS

member nyitea 70 funeral on sstardsy a,
St:a at g. e. asiBsT: &iiRsw Sss Ssssrss asmi. Il
,Is hrSFsR " giS,ss 'qp y a mAEr AT, - y,sSIN
servicss; sat; p. NJ precisely, late resi.
aSs III. Fr.nds %ss ss r.: f. .1s lst a
nm MTHSRap: wgeR q Is,s as s.. MAnY a.,s McLsr.s
SaiS% Mass at ST. joachim. eSsr%eGR. eeSSs%GR Il; ss
MccLENAoIIAN.--Jan. 20. at port,,ra
Ms ss,.gy sdHA a AtIaSsS T.SSS e Ioh9 NoclasSss
GGh G cs% enc " .Sss sssr rf f. e1. Int North esasP
=, MscLELLLAM;.,S,Isn. 4, 20. 1922. ANNIE Nc.
sfo nysd e fun ssrSess sne
Arch and 10th ats. Int. strictly private. s'o'
pdais mSfG&& osay and q: syS.r iSaNe y ,s.. s al
sF7 sSS sIs rs:sssss & ssa ss::s AZ
SaurdS e. sU'1S IL A. i' a raiaH'G aSs eros, IS CEN. dsS'
2gIs 2Rgbhoh dsSsh.ss Sso John a lpsss p ana
pdG aged year rs,,dcpss dFpssrel on Friday.
NarbertS. Pa. Interment private. ave.
PETERs.-Jan. "a. 1929. WILLIAM n
and orsaniSetions OF which he was 'i,snps rn.m.
SsE sr HS,.'1 sss .sS sS &. tanfs rsS
Friends may call Fri. to o p. IL. - >On'
xkEFAhfERIb EAfEb 4i2sf EhsSTK SSK VI Widow ~ Js 3, u,
Rapp, formerly Of Tacony. Pa. ased an
TSt:n on sasSdas Il SelSeE noon nSccsm''a'
REIMsSddSfnly Ssn IL aass rs LOUIS
MARY Tnee Schroeder). Relatives and frisrao.' o'
No. No ss and Gcrnaen Aid Society Of con.SSss:: asSs:
hSsPs sss sua are SSfa assnS s &. tnf IaI. ;
dence. 24 Fayette ST. conshohocken, Ill. int.
Snsltsa SaWSeh 'iis asd S" p. M Mh'' may call Sat.
RowAN.-Jan. &c. SUSANNA D., dauss.
ter OF Ida, T; and the ,nte William X.
S9Saq RsS Med Me- a. e. carn nerf Del 'eESf'' os swS
Church. Phiia. Remains may be seen Sun.
It,, Camden, N. J. Int. Old Swedes' ce,n cyrue'
.sCHMipIt ;mJSn. ss: Is22; EMMA, VIII.
Sna fsIs,aSds aTs, iny!,sd 20 60 attend taSsrsii.,
MOS aS Church ot the ks;uppton. 1atSS astGSuiGs Sng
sPyps qaraacs aSna ',s IlrrAiNNs u a. Int. prvHt:
,a2s' BMMa ELiZABETM: wife OF Wirl,ss@S; sS;
y. Small Relatives and friends. also WI.
liam y. Schade Circle. No. 81. Ladies Of q.
4. r.: sakima Council. No. iol. ID. Of p
are invited 10 tho services. ON Saturday
dsnce Of S.r son. Daniel Small. 222s s,
Hicks vt. In.ermont at West Laurel HiIi
Cemetery Friends may Wow remains Fri.
day evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
rooAvs MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph p Griffith. LambertoU. y. j.. and
Sarah Pcnnypaeksrc, c,o LS3ye,la; "a Pa.
Hattie smith; 5000 Hayerf(Ird ave.
iST$S BSrsh' hoTtSs TTt6s ", WSoml4g ave. 1' t''''aH
SIMON Shores. Coetesvllle, Pa. and Florence
, turner Coatesyile. Pa.
Isadcre Lerner. Ola CantroI St. and Rose
Gerfi"ii Wilson, 2ii2 C,ymer Ct. and Eliza
raSsFta 2s,H hf Kaqiman fEns N1 aies g Lawrence st.
and Mary Feiima3, 73G Emily -.
''Sis si:n s fss fssS, 2ig5 1@a'ssF a%sFf Ct. st. and
1T;S rcib. $OI% ". coiuTGiH Sys,,a,
N?ySj% Nadni XSs%i; 5si5 Eazel ssyG o. >. " a""
car issrtrII. ii F'sSnsr. 1900 Nin.7i, o.. '''I
Thomas y. ThoI,as. 1897 y. goth St. and
saiiio. L., TiHdaNl 2222 $t.$ y F$wn st. 49,,
~ ssEar " NS7 az 4 risa % I's' st. st. and
JoHn H1'VV = Kearnoy. HaaI ~, Pa. and Mar.
garet A. Bergen. u =. 5OtE 81.
1rsEI Doska, 1880 Germantown ave. and
Sophia Broda. lei9 y. Sheridan 81,
John r, Iill,,, 2o3i WEBSTER st. and VioIe
wSTey Ms.m M Es Ese0ss sl6 S' nsFifsa sE st, st. and
Helen st4Gkk' use, ,AndaQsa Pa,
George r. Kirk $50 y. Is h yt.. and Chris
tine ViIiance, 2l5 W. Aghdale 81.
Thomas J. Cahlll, Narberth. Pa. and Allco
1asyIn SHI.H& &Giamyl' TGS 2i0 ~ sth st.. and Mary
VtryZah, 263 Queen ST.
John StaniszewsLi. 1910 Callowfin Ct. and
Elizabeth SokoIski, 1910 CaiiOwhiIl 81.
RoUcrt Tressen, 2l32 $ Broad St. and
Maude /. Thomas. 1928 8, 3sd 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
DEATHS

,ha ALTON, Jan. a. JOHN A.. husband Of
Aaslsa' ssrSIess Fri H 9n s!s sss sS'e ssst Il.
and RR S9H'Ss ssr5s dSas SG 1o pc
Int. Fcrnwood Gem M ''''''>'
ioas MARIA g. BAKER. F RefstlSss Nn Sss' ana md
,nvit1 at % a the
cemetery CHAPEL Interment Fernwood Gem.
BAsTERT.--Jan. "a, wILHEIMINA H..
nina Foust sastsrt. Relatives and iriends
cSaps 10 s'sfd cf AnGTew Ai%nsTs j. ba Son Son
Arch and 10th sts Int. private.
BENpER.--Jan. 25. GRACE. wife OF Mar.
SS;sa aHs to ser7issS. EHsSS SAT-. I n re.dcrss M
p2iy.,s, l2R E,,,a~atsF st, Viewing Fri eve. Int
BLACKBURN Jan. rs, LAURA ". wife
nr ne late Charles A. blackburn. aged ca:
residence. $500 MIdvsie ave. Int. private.
ndSms d5S9mxsEEmon b. Jan: 60 1922 ma NARY H., A.
aged 81 years. Services, on sunday afternoon,
Ridse ave-. DARBY. Pa. interment at Mt.
,obS bSorLG5sE LIE 20 LINES son Of Late late
ssdsed nytSH I TO aR Gn'ss o.n @ ss mas; M
g. Patricks Church 10 a. 81. Int Ca
| thrdrul Gem.
hussand Of draSo @ Brn! VIE inse GSo RtiSnsouso,.
AGED tI. Relatives and fEiends; also Pot,
tiS roa N d a %nc TnS he wa, "a a. aS all
9. P. ~, at his late rc0Idenoe. iiso1 ".
Friends may ias sail Fri. owe. S'''"'''0 -''''
oPuTroN.-,Jan, 20. a. her late residence,
aoS s. fvGSfn %e c JOSEPH bacn rane+s
Sat, Jan. 2s. Services and Int. private
COLE. - Ja1. IS. 1922. CAROLINE NJ.
s a"S d 5rSnG F. are Fs.deSss eSsSd SO, s.
Remains HSai may bo Viewed Fri. to 10 p. NJ
og EIh,aR M2D2s %A1qGEA HGE SSooIFhkI 81 Jan r.
invited to attend funcrs', from the residence
OF his son. Harry /. Cooper; II Hashngton
ct, Mount Holly N J' Sat- a. NJ. Int
De VGAN.-Jan: "a. NARY c.. ,daush.er
s.. aud Messenger Auxiliary. No. 30. 4. U.
'css sr FATHER. the: 1929 n. ioih st: Int Strictly
pSE BE sAAD.-Jar. &c. IpAH W.. vito Of
nyitSa he'd sS ".d re.Ssnsa ,Hpsr.
wood Cemetery. RcmainS may be viewed
FFi5aTEr Fpi5iaTEr,fASY.-Jan. 25. SISTER w1LHEL-
MINE ns Sister rpSPPSep6 sHPseSF6 Of MTy
n, 4eafSnsSSsSl ie eSsgsl. sioo South college aye.
OF Alexander Doherty tnee o'Kanc). Rcla-
tives, and friends are invited 70 attend ten fH-
dence. l4i3 s. Ringgo!d st. Gath and Reed
sts.) Solemn high mass of requiem ST.
Gabriels Church 10 a. NJ. Int. New Ca
'hfS59Yr D6YrE E'l"on Jan. %. 1929, a. the rest.
zee. Jr.. 1900 Walnut st.. Phila.. Pc.
FRANCES H.. beloved daughter o. Ida c.
and the late G. w. Doyle. Of Wi,minEto.,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
DEATHS

hand Of Iats Margaret Howard. Rcia-
,yes agd frSs INVITED Src e tho 0r,sa resS.nto
Sopsy ST. Ie5Tasntoyn., solemn Smro, ,eaSI.X,n q X
e. Mass Int a. oi ia9S.s sashsdrai % 'c. Gem ~
HyNSIii;RgER z Isn 20 Hiss NARY aAd "A
friends are invited 70 attend funeral scry, scryY,
issEs.s e. s5 ISMh lSi Hl',Ss %S:w cs sT rpss,
sIy5 Moa&Sy s. as4o rSehds X h sy st
call sg1dSy eys%lng ss Sn nRTS AZ 91loGal Gals,sAN
friends are invited 10 attend funeral sery.
lei; ssS brSss DssP:' 81 ih "a her Ss sis
leshurun Gem.
e. tos2 MsS ySrk sd
sogth River. N; J.. Fri: . a; 81 solcnlc ic ,sc
aSM "fss fa aoS oPr sspusSy. sSy g Gem eis PS
rGrsl ,,o ar,!'es at North phils' Station Fri
HPR TRsSoNsS f oass5S 5sp ss g. IsS ss75 Hs Wis Of
Maurice johnson. aged 22 years. Service
Sct n st. rasEents @ at aSS
ment At Fernwood Cemetery. Viewing Friday
evening.
husband Of Anna d. Jones (nee Henry, aSed
40. Of 8o4e w. I.ehlsh ave. Funeral serv-
ss o e r. T. ss f'fSsGe0 BsG Int 2t Ts. p
y W * WA5sERfi'o@H:sudaenry, =, BIZ. rc,isspcs, @ gas
S:loyed 6 au.ban@ 20 Q; SS2 Mary ~ PIX Ksyssr Rss
.lyes and friends, also 1ntceTity Lodge. No.
chapter, aS0 No.. 81; fhilSdsphia GSsSi.tOEy,
e. a anS & aS hn r'TaSS TuSss Al No. a. g D. y
GnEE % sgj Sssss a. the nissmia, 2ssr M ps ps
ysIe. Friends may view romaino Sunday eve
ERY H Rfe d fSsE Hsnyn%a ksssisf & ! fsI e.
iGth ysaE Rslatiyss and friends v'isS Dls9
Ices Delanco NJ L. Church p. NJ. Int.
KEL[EY.-Jan. .25, JAMES. husband OF
SSeH q io dSaach %
United to funeral services. Sat; l 2; M
sS SlSw st egy'fs s hc SeHTS
int Mt Moriah Gem. Remains may be
vgTIssds Fri: sysp5InSI Inn On CHARLES
c.. husband Of Marie 4. KIcsei (nee, saut:
c aged GO RNStves Sna frHnaS nyi,sS sS
a. Int. West Laurel Hill Gem. Friends may
call Fri. even.
Ssa ~ MOLE baI s,s wife q
denee. Wet RoSbury. Boston Mass. Friday
bard OF Louise Dcrolf Koliofrath. aged 03.
Relatives and friends, also members OF Her
Freeman f'S Chapter,' No. 24s;. Penne.- Com
'nand"ry. No. 20 X. T.. and Iu Lu Temple.
and ali other organizations invited to funeral
services Sunday, . Z. NJ. 1850 N. Goth st.
IE Eternent Mt. Peace Cemetery.
a John p Leach s rs ardd ara 70 ysa4p MRY Re- M
atiyes and friends are invited 10 tho service
on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her
late res dence. g88 y. Horton st. lptermont
at Arlington Cemetery.
I,FARS,-tn Conshohoclsen, Jan. 2i 1929.
PATRICK J.. husband of the late Rosalia
y. Lcary (ace DRly). Relatives and frlends
and all organizations Of which he was %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
CHARGE PADDED ACCOUNTS
Stewart Administrators Sought Halt
Million Commissions, Is Claim

New York. Jan. 27.-(By A. P.)-
hcander II. La Chance. of Chicago,
and Martin Taylor. Of New York. to-
day were charged with padding &C.
counts and multiplying transactions In
order to increase their con missions to
half Il million dollars as administra-
tors OF the estate of John X. Stewart,
>Necdometer manufacturer. VINO, after
rising to power, cast off his original
name Of Terence O'Brien.
The charge was made by Robert B.
Honcyman, counsel for his daughter
tn-law. Mrs. Robert B. Honryman, Jr.,
Of Chicago, In approving n motion be-
fore tho appellate division Of the Su-
uremc Court to make permanent a stay
against orders recently issued by Sur
rogate Pclletreau, Of Suffolk County,
removing La Chance and Taylor as
guardians for Mrs. Honeyman, who is
twenty years old. The court reserved
decision on the motion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27

\. C.. Intermsnt at wilmlnston. N. G.. on

~ G., Interment az wilininston. N. G.. OF
DyRKiN.--Jan. "a, MARTIN, husband o.
swtnford. co. Mayo ireland Relstivss ant
al ctSsr ss N %Sobb Ben AssO
msssmber' 81 are INV Invited 70 attend funeral Sal. |.
sS sne G Solemn ms rsSas sss sfa'dsnss S5Ss: gs'7
LADY, Lady q Mercy church 10 A. NJ. Int Holy
EITINe, Suddenly. Jan. "a. HELENA
eatyss and friends invited Aans 70 Funeral ~ Tslqg serg.
sSs sSSSss' ssnwsos sps p NJ q o her parental residence
view Gem Friends may cali Fri. ins; eve Lawn
EMoRyy.IIJsn. 2g. 1929 MARY DRAKE.
iencc. @ The Coulter Inn. oorma aSs late resi-, resi-
notice of funeral will bc given
,ENyTaEHss,r.Jan. y,,1, Hs,-o 2s. GEORGE. husband
yited q tunsrs Fr H. anH icda Sf'sSai W nrie re
evening. s"' i"''' o
Q, late joseph sai Esa5c.SSz it, 5SziS EsSsrIss ssSshS'
s:s ). isth st rS M Drvsis. az AiE KindiS diS
MONTH. 5ynNs sS,s a L,lxSEI!GpTT lMxiEI!pT n ,o, rrs,
5ssGO ss and "a cSss an ar. her sh
sIi sSpi n,ts, MSSSfS ,S.,s Eysn, asT,os: Apso
Ferry. Phla.. at Marion. ''O"' VIA" "'' o.
EILI:=.Jen, Gs. SUSANNA cAsstN Fill
nS;ee Snsf ESfsy 81 yhe TfS fanSr Sf s6prgS Fill Due
RS%2 RsAK2a Kaia,Sgs Isa asS fEDja syiS goE g.
at The residence OF her Sister. AZ 4S SSIT y. titan han
ST.. W. Phila. Intorment Mt oioriah Gem.
uShN ShREAt r 1.s gs'RS RGySrs Ss on JaH a. ,sH 19s2
AL, a. 4. H., from her sesidsncs. $SS Rad:
81. Marks Church, Bristol, Pa, 10 a. ii
irtsfr9s Ma!Hs s. EbwHRD sS SassSnd pc 9,
Tsnds are invited 70 attend runerai issP ssPylcss'
"a Dudley ayd e. hs Ps 'aiG n pis
&, GRAY.-suddenIy: at his home. 1908 old
e. is tSSd tSs n.S a'n MFM Pa IsT
Shass rs 18th 'ss year o' maS%Ss q q
pfIT HpERIa GiDR H. Rs... e ,'ss :sa FES% sSa, T IT,
yited to funeral service. Sat. . =. NJ. 1880
GRtFF'fTh, jar; 2S, 1922. JOHN GRIr-
invited to attend funeral ' sat. t'' $50 +. e.
from his 'ate residence. Francis ave. Am
HARDEsTY;a aged y7. Funeral services on
NGifax mEfJaa al oS'f SS ie!s e HfiIHiA WiELiAM NJ HErr
fffd II Gfcc Ryss So Ss @ FenfN o fo " chosG ie
2aSS SSr,S n Soe ess s Moq Gem
Friepds may. call sun: to 0P. NJ; -,
2s ipa$ ihNRY H som oi .hS late Henry
c. and Sarah II. Hi. aged 72 years: Rea-
tiyes and friends. also st, Johns Lodge. No.
ice on Saturday afternoon. at . o'clock. at
the oliver II. Fair Bldg. 1920 Chestnut st.
Phia. Intcrment private.
uUoD.-Jsn. %. 1922, WILLIAM p.
husband Of Augusta V. Hood (weo Rholssl.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
funeral services, FRI, p. NJ. at his late
r, 20 -~e oN2o y Limbo tNt n-l"r'
HowARD.-Jan. o5. DANIEL NJ. hus-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
MAY CONDEMN IRISH TREATY
World Congress to Vote on Reso.
luton This Afternoon

Paris. Jan. 27.-(By a. P.)-The
world congress of the Irish race, in
the last day of its meeting here. will
vote this afternoon on a resolution de-
rlarlng the Ang!o-Irish treaty rs a de-
NAL of self determination for Ireland.
The resolution further pledges the
delegates to use every means IN their
powcr to obiain complete independence.
1t is regarded as merely making more
specilic the tcrms of the Irish independ-
encc resolution adopted Wednesday.
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Foreign Cardinal
May Be Next Pope
Continued from Pagp One

,VhhHucu fhep Vno
world missions. and is we'll known to all
the foreign Cardinals.
Cardinal van Rossum, Of Holland, is
most prominently mentioned as neu-
tral candidate, should a deadlock be
seven years of age and was raised TO
the purple by Plus Y In 1911.
The arrival Of Cardinals Schultz, Of
Cologne; Bertram, of Bresluu; Faul-
haber of Munich. and PIN. Of Vienna,
today, brought the number Of foreign
Cardinals In Rome up TO ten. In addi-
ton to the German and Austrian Car
dInals. there are now here Cardinals
Dubois, of Paris; Lucon. of Rheims (;
Mnurin. of Lyons; Nival. Of Tarragona !;
Bourne. Of London, land Gasquet, th
British Cardinal resident in Rome.
For the first time in history women
will be permitted 10 be present in the
quarters occupied by the conclave. They
are Sisters Of Mercy. who will preside
over the dcstinies of the Cardinals
kitchens. which heretofore have been su-
pervised by monks.
When Victor Emmanuel occupied
Rome in 1870 the temporal power Of
the Pope came to an end. The Papacy
and the Italian Government have since
that time held divergent views. and the
proposed rapprochement would termin-
ate n state OF uncertainty.
The Vatican has insrtcu that the in
dependence of the Pontiff as n sovereign
should be recognized and guaranteed by
the Powers. The claim OF temporal
power, however, has tacitly been aban-
doncd.
New York. Jan. 27.-(By 4. PD-
Cardinal Begin, archbishop Of Quebec
arrived in New York today on his way
10 Rome. He will sail on La Lorraine
tomorrow.
The Very Rev. Joseph II. Rockwell.
provincial of the Maryland New York
proyince of the Society of Jesus, today
denied the JeSuits would attempt to In
fucnce the College of Cardinals in the
1npa, election. lie denounced rs un-
true reports published in London and
later printed in this country. to the eff
frct that the society was seeking to bring
about elevation of pro- German.
1--WE shall pray for the proper choice
as every priest in the world will do.
That is ALL, he said in formal state
mpnt.
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indiana EIec. Corp. Financing

Indiannpolls, Ind, Jan. 27. The Public
Service Comm ssion last night authorized the
lnd,nTa Electric Corporation, I merger com
nany. composed OF seven electric utilities or
ne state, TO issue sl7. 7.i86 QUO IN securities
10 purchasa properties included in the mpr-
ger, The action Of the Comm ssion constl-
tutei approval OF the merger plan ard
financial transact tons outlined by the com
pany as !ncideTr 10 the merger. The case
rad bOen hotly contested before the commits
sion. 4 previous petition seeking approval
or tho Issuance Of s2l. 900. 200 In securities
was den ed BY the commits ssl0n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

Now York. JGa. 97.--EUTTER-Bar
,,Sdy. f!ecopts. i2.54i tubs. Creamery.
cxtras 02 score. 38iy SOC; frsts. Ss to 0I
core 93d2s
EGGs-Unsettlcd Rrca!nts. tcss2 CAGES
F-esl,-gatherCd cxtra Grsts, 44145; frsts
! I3c; nearby anf nearby Western hennC ~
whites hrsts do extras. 46T52c; nearby and
early Western h"nuerv Towns. extras. 4SCD
20 nearby gath-rsd pr ,".r.s and mixed col
orr iiists to eXraU AZ @8i7c; Refrigerator.
Crg. opM3oC.
. CfEEEE -Irrcgular. Hcce!Dts. ll7i boxes
stNtt. wnoic-mlIk, fats. fresh. specials.
0iTc: state. whoIe-nilk. fresh twins. spo-
otis cog 2Oig g: do. average run. 1914 c.
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YrNANcrAL
NOTICE OF REDEslPTI0N
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. so, 1921.
~ the hoidera OF the ~ 900 Eisht re.
Cent Two Year Coupon Gold Notes Of
Ths United Gas improvement C9mpany.
fsted February 4. 1921 issued pnaes 9s :
faprovement Company aud Bankers Trust
Company. Trustee, bearing ike dats; a..
tctice ~ hereby given that, pursysin.. 20 nO
The 'terme of thu Trust Agreement uetWsenn
fte United Gas Improvement company nsnn Si,u
Hankers Trust Company trustee. oatea rsU w,
ruary i. 1921. The United Gas lmproverIIsshpe Isp
ruary !. 1922 at 1921 Of par and and. aeeIgssI gsi
Per Cent Two Year Coupon Gold ..sS..nnn ooo
ef q total authorized amount oi sI,OuV'UeeiVi
dated February l, 1921. Issued nhuss nhss os 10
Trust Agreement; that interest WIN 49, Sylsse ,op
Be rayable On tho Notes hereby calIea iY'
redemption. from and after FeetunS "a
1922; that the holders Of SAD So rTe.en;
REQUIRED on February !. lggg- lgggr-o.nt nt al the
sffics OF BANKERS Trust Company, 40, yorH
a. aforesaid. ID Wall street "a nsW .,rrsr,
City. and that on prcsentauon ny Wy .n,,oon.
der OF said Notes, with al! unnnla SosusoIS
attached thereto. at said Office ~ s s,o ot said
payment will be made to the holders Ssi,ated
THE UNITEp 2S"tE'S tHEaS IMPROVEMENT
nv S r Boiine. President.
Referrirg 60 the foTcEoing noilce, ~ uV,S ~,
holders arc reminded Of the reduireneut - ~
The Federal Income Tax raw thal notss VT
sented for payment having the Feornn,s,,
jp22 COUPON attached must be accompan,.,tISS ,.IS
THE UNITED CAS- IMPROVEMENT
by g. +. podire. Pres'""n''