EVENING LEBGI3K PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 19i.
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WtfYTERlANS PLAtf FOR
'home mission campaign
lurches Will Seek to Raise large
Fund for Extension Work.
., .nrflto plnns nre being made by tho
jlaborftir pi Jt f the cftIn.
rHr'P . bodsct of IHO.000 for home mis
"!ln flJ i church extension of tho de-
""? .Hon The Palra f n11, chufchcs
Smi be n requostod to present the cause
uvZr congrenallona on Sunday, Octo-
'i the dy that has been set aside
JSw Jllwlon Sunday."
' i wchea hftvo been asked to con
" I40COO o the budget for homo
flon woTdSrlng this year. Of thl.
,n,! nt CO per cent. Is to go toward mis
m0 nrlt In the presbytery, 10 per cent.
lonml Ion work In the synod and 30
t ml"10" nllti0nal homo missions.
Vot . I" to bo made to collect
SVto cl ' Pfty,nS oft mort"
,100,000 to 1)0 u. . churches dea)r.
""distance. In tho Philadelphia Pres
,g assistance. hurohcB K,m mem
te" Jl".i,ln nf 36.583.
"Swing "City Mission Sunday" a spo-
, i mtm l to bo held In Calvary
t), mcctlnff w d laymon w,
ur'h "hA? home mission work, and
I'LTand Sunday schools having; a total
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VOtUNTEERCHUnCH WORKERS
Campaign for Stimulation of Intereat
to Be Waged This Winter.
A campaign for Increased service In tho
.r.lnlnff of volunteers and paid workers
" ihurchcft Sunday schools, settlements.
L",V and KlrU club... the Young Men's
Chrfstlan Association, the Tout Worn-
. Christian Association and other re
Moiif. organisation:) i is to bo waged dur-
g the winter, with many of the local
Ideational, religious and charitable or
SnSitlons uniting to further tho work.
A permanent cooperating commllieo
aa formed during this woek at a meot
lr held In the Central Branch Y. M. C.
Among the organizations represented
nn the committee are the Baptist Instl
in!e for Christian Training, Templo Uni
versity, the Y. M. C. A., tho Y. W. C. A..
(he educational department of tho Ko
nrmed Church and tho Presbyterian
Board of Publication
SEES BLESSING IN WAR
The Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton Ex
pects Good to Plow From Conflict.
Tho European war Is going to be a
blessing, In the opinion of tho Itcv. Dr.
Charles Aubrey Eaton, pastor of tho
Madison Avenuo Baptist Church, Man
hattan .Now York, In his sermon on Sun
day Doctor Eaton said:
"This war Is tho greatest blessing.
When It Is ended the world will be bet
ter and more enlightened than It has
been since the days of Jesus. This Is tho
end of the world of hypocrisy. The ngo
of selfishness and bigotry Is gone, and,
when I think of those thousands of boys
who have been shot that this might be
accomplished, I feel they have found a
good place for what they have done
toward It. Lift up your hearts, the dawn
Is breaking."
DEATHS OF A DAY
MRS. FRANK LESLIE
Publisher, Editor and Author Who
Regained Business Lost by Husband,
NEW YORK, Sept 19,-Mra. Frank
Lcsllo, publisher; editor and author, died
last night at her home at tho Sherman
Squaro Hotel. She had been In falling
health for nbout six weeks. Miss Mar
querite Union Glentworth the writer,
was with her when she died.
Tho Baroness do Bazusm, as Mrs. Leslie
preferred to be known, was born In New
Orleans, La., In 1831. Sho was of an old
rench Huguenot family. Hor father
gavo her a liberal education nt his home,
tutoring her principally In French, Span
ish, Italian, Qermnn and Latin. At the
age of 13 sho began writing for "publica
tion, and her work attracted some' atten
tion, notably that of Henry Sartor, who
was known by his pen name of Frank
Leslie.
Shs married Mr. Leslie, and when ho
died In 1880, leaving his estate 300,000 In
debt and his 16 publications In tho hands
of trustees, his wife under tho -Jaw as
sumed the namo of Frank Lesllo and
took personal charge of the business.
By hor personal management she suc
ceeded In placing tho properties on a
paying uasis.
In tho middle eighties Mrs. Lcsllo mar
ried William Wilde, a. brother of Oscar
Wilde. Sho later obtnlned a divorce from
htm.
DKATHS
BLOCKLEY CHURCH MEETING
Social Union Will Hear Address on
"Neglected Field."
The quaiterly meeting of the West
Philadelphia Social Union Is to be held
at Blockloy Baptist Church, Fifty-third
street and Wyaluslng avenue, on Thurs
day evening of next woek. Supper will
be served ut 6:30 o'clock, and Is to be
followed by an address and conference.
The speaker will bo the Itev. H. Watson
Barras, pastor of tho Frankford Avenue
Baptist Church. "A Neglected Field"
will be his subject. The topic for dis
cussion at the conference Is to be "Chil
dren's Work In the Church."
Allen Lowell, president of the Union,
Is to preside, and It Is expected that the
church will be overcrowded. In the Union
there are men of 22 churches and the
tojal membership Is nbout 6000.
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BAPTIST CONVENTION
JOSIAH WHITE
Atlantic City Pioneer nnd Founder
o the Marlborough-Blenholm.
,.,AF,LANT1,C C1TY' SePt- ".-Joslnh
White, president of Joslah Whlto & Sons
Compnny, also founder and principal
owner of tho Marlborough-Blonhelm Ho
tel, died yesterday at his residence, on
Vassar Square, here. He was 71 years
old.
Mr. Whlto was ono of n band of pioneer
hotel men who early In tho 80's Inaug
urated tho winter and spring seasons at
tho shore. Atlantic City having bocn prior
to that timo a summer resort Bolcly. Ho
erected the Hotel Luray, which was
uesiroyou by flro In 1002. In 1883, with
his three sons, he built the Marlborough
and six years later the Blenheim, of
which they have remained owners and
managers over since.
Mr. Whlto was a Friend and his an
cestors were prominent "members of this
rotlglous society In New Jersey and Penn
sylvania. In 1S6J Mr. Whlto married Mnrv KIrby
Allen, of Haddonflcld, N. J, Mr. Whlto
nnd tho late Clement A. Grlscom nnd
Isaac If. Clothier, nnd the three girls
whom they respectl-oly married were
intimate friends and each of these three
couples lived to celebrato their golden
wedding anniversary.
Mr. White Is survived by his widow
and six children.
Young People'3 Unon Preparing for
- Metelng In October.
Plans are being mndo for the second
autumn convention and rally of the West
District Baptist Young People's Union,
which will he held on October 1". The
board of managers Is to decide on the
p.ace for the meeting tonight.
Lloyd Parkinson, who represented the
Ijstrlct at the national convention in
Kansas City this summer. Is to make his
report at the rally. Plans for Increased
Interest among the young people of
"est Philadelphia In social service will
le discussed.
NOVENA OF NURSES BEGINS
A Novena or Masses was started In tho
immaculato Conception Church, Knst
Chelten avenue. Ccrmnntown, yoaterdny,
and will continue until the feast of tho
eath of st. Vincent do Paul, on Soptom
W 27. The relics of tho Saint will bo
on the altar for veneration during the
lTn1;. ,St' VIncenf3 water for the
t w blessed and distributed.
vY, b,ocjl Irty on a large scnlo will be
Jield at Devon street and Locust avenue
this evening1 for tho benefit of the Im
w Conception Church. Many nt-
!,in x'f !"e t0 be foun(I according to
P'ans of the committee in charue.
CLERGY NAMES OFFICERS
Phii,ei0n'reBJ,tionftl Ministers' Union, of
Philadelphia, has organized for the year's
ModLf ""S th0 folowinsr officers:
oiptor' th0 Rev- William II. Medler.
?h Cn! cretar'. the Itev. David Ley!
ChuiU .Mer ,.Av6nue Congregational
rnadl ,, ',h I c"y Announcement was
at MtiatJlh?Itev' Wnlter M- Handles,
call HrdSVr lc' ,ra" had accepted a
CWh n , KfnslnBton Congregational
Uiurch, C street and Indiana avenue, this
BRINGING MRS. CR0KER HOME
Body of Former Tammany Chieftain's
Wife on Way Across Atlantic.
P.OMH, Sept. 19. The steamship Tomaso
dl Savola sailed from Genoa on Thurs
day with 400 passengers, mostly Ameri
cans, Including Mrs. Thomas J. Preston,
Jr. (fonnerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland) and
party: Mrs. W H. Blssell and Howard
Croker and his sister?, who aro taking
tho body of their mother to New York
for burial.
Mrs. Croker was the wlfo of Richard
Croker, formerly tho Tammany Hall
loader In New Tork. She died recently
In Austria.
DR. MAHLON H. BEARY
ALLENTUWN. Pa., Sept. 13. Dr. Mah
lon II. Beary, 74 years old. physician,
lawyer and Civil War veteran, died yes
terday. He served In the 128th Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, and was one of the
orators at tho dedication of the Pennsyl
vania monument on the battlefield of An
tletam. For a time, after the war, he
lived In Missouri. Ho owned considerable
property, and had a beautiful winter
home In Florida almost within a stone
throw of that of William Jennings Bryan.
E. H. BERKHEIMER
GETTYSBURG, Pa., Sept. 19. Emanuel
If. Berkhclmer, Register and Recorder
of Adams County, was found dead In bed
yesterday. A cripple for years.ho slipped
and fell on tho icy pavements last winter,
suffering additional Injuries from which
ho never recovered. Ho was elected
Register nnd Recorder in 1011 on tho
Domocratlc ticket without opposition. He
was 37 years old and leaves a wife and
two children.
Church GreatW Tmnmn.,1
terian".'19 Sun""er the Temple Presby
'fctSS.0?' franklin and Thompson
Interior h I. n BraUy Improved. The
ted art ,Z been minted and decorn
iui hvi ? sreenstone walls on the out
thr ,.i en ""'P'otely refaced with
$! tha.t'nif,a,flof a Panted cement that
brow', ed.mce th9 appearance of a
lam n,T 8,'u?ura- The Rev. Dr. Will
tatth70.lRoberts' paaior announces
lr anJ rV,hUn",W0rk l3 Parting hope-
MRS. CAROLINE WILT
CENTRE VALLEY, Pa.. Sept. 19.-Mrs.
Caroline Wilt, S3 years old, wife of James
Wilt, died after an Illness of 24 hours of
npoplexy. Her husband, a retired hotel
man, who Is In his 97th jear, is the old
est voter" In Lehigh County. On August
23 Mr. and Mrs. Wilt celebrated their 71st
wedding anniversary. Sho leaves four
children.
MARY VIRGINIA SAGENDORPH
Mary Virginia Sagendorph died yester
day at her home In the Covington Apart
ments, after an illness lasting through
n period of five years. Burial will bo
at Clavtrlck, N. Y her former homo.
She Is survived by her husband, F. E,
Sagendorph.
eatljg
"fJOD OF THIS AGE," HIS TOPIC
feach?ngBaaP"st Church. Tox Chase. U
Topics o of "ermons " "Timely
JbJect ?nr Pl3Peatlonal Truth." His
tVu a J. mo.Trrh ls :,b "The God
be eivIH o. , 5? "P'al sermons are
"". November and December.
Wilj Preach on Revivals
B"n1ay thPaa,J? eftno vlst Rilty"
SriM th?ebal.1 evanS''st. to this
"4 Pine .t..1 ref?by,erian Church. 42d
' trmons u ' '? to preach a series
vlU,0noSfinIIsbtUonr?.a.y eVe"lnS n "Tha
Repairs at Arch Street Church
Ue A?c8hVPalrs ,,ave bee ade to
during th.fet Prebyterlan Church
Rv. cii.nJ w2fer' a,,l the pastor, the
h' been In p Wara Macartney, who
n4 h!"'n England vlsltlnr hi8 mother
?rnlna- on .i. l? Pfeach tomorrow
Wti Sim-0 8ubJect. i'he Battle of
... nan itewaros.'
AOIN. On September IB. 1BJ4, IIAItnY F
Husband ot Ituth A. Aein and on ot the
lata Harry 3. and Miry Agin, aged 4t jears!
l''uncral aervicea on Saturday, at 1 p. in.; at
lila late, residence. ilUS i: at. Interment
prliate. at Hlllalde Cemeten. ""
Vu" AInn,n0Jt"P,BTn0 AG"ULIAnO,l jear.
ALKVAT.I. l'ASQUALB ALEVATA. 1 yaar.
AI.TI.vdSU'SAM ALTIKQ, 00 year.. 1851
Judson at.
A,'.E,l,-On.snt0Slbr 18- lou- MART, wlf
of Henry Apel. Funeral on .MondHy. a :t i
ni., from her lale resljencu, 2&2 South
Bjechwood at. Interment at 'frlnlty Lutheran
cnurvn Cemetery.
AVLMKIt. On September 12, 1011, MART
ATI.MBR. Vuo notice of tha funerit will ba
Slven. from her late realdenee, 1010 Warrtn
IIAI.DWIN. At hla residence. Sill North fa.
Pie ava., Lansdowne. Pa., on September '3.
10X4, JOHN C. BALDWIN, a red 7 y earl
Funeral avrvlcea and Interment prhata.
Providence (It. I ) papers please cony.
1IKECK.MAN. IIAHRV MEECKMAN 12
years. Oil North Philip st "",X"A"- -IIKUNHAItlJT.
ANNIE nBIINHARDT. 20
years. 122 IIaroy st. .
II1.UC1I. On September IT. 1014, IONAT2S.
nuarmna or evil iiiouh. n hla 71st so4r.
lUUiivea i and friends, also Hapuaport Ixsdio.
No. 35. I. O. F S. of I : JUr falnal lAJdle.
Fa;.h: 1.P- P-iJ"1? olao Leah l.odgo. are
Inilttd to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at
- m;V.!rS ,ne r-arloro ot Bmanuel Asher
& Son. ItM rrtamond st. Interment at Adath
Jeshurun Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers
III.()Mi:it On September IS. 1014, KLI2A
HETII BLOMER. wife of Charles Illomer,
aeed 63 years, runeral services on Monday
at 1 p. m , at her late residence. ISC North
3d st. Interment prtvato, at Westminster
Cemetery.
,l!:l',i-T?AHAH BUJM. 58 years, 221 North
Randolph at.
BRIT-ION,--CHARLES DRITTON. 80 years.
13.-.' MOUtll a st
BROCK. On UeDtember 18. 10H, EDWARD
husband of Eveln J Proclt, aged bti years.
Relatlea and frUnds are United to attend
tho funeral scrtkes, or, Monday, at 3 p. in.
preclsel, at his late residence. 3615 North
2J.I st. Interment private.
HIIOW.N.-SARAH BROWN, 32 yean. 3HJ
Ilodlne st.
Ill'IINH.-On September IT. 10H. ANNA A.,
Vldow of Thomas F Burns. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral, ou
Tuosda) at 2 p. ni.. from her lite residence.
2S37 llrud.locW st Interment prltut, at Kast
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CAMPION On September 18, 10U. RICH
ARD M., husbuud of Mary Caiiiulun, Fu
neral on Tuesday at 8:3u a. m.. from his
m.e icsiu.itw. Aleukia ue.. .Aniuier, fu
Itfiulem Mass st St Anthony's Church
Ambler, at 0 a in. Interment at West
minster Cemetery
CANAVIN. On September 18. 1914.
CHARLES C. husband of Martha U. Cana
ln (nee Moore). Funeral on Saturday, at
2 p. m.. from 1TI3 Sliel at. Intrment at
Fernwood Cemetery.
CIIAKMKTSKI WALTER CHARMETSKI.
B ( """" -" - I
OKOO-On September 1',. IBM. .XNNIB.
WJ'. of James Clea-r. nelatlvea and, friend
are Invited to attend tho funeral senrices. on
Bunday. at 2 p. m., at her late home, 1007
North 20th at. Interment private.
COLTNBFnANCia COLLINS, 8 years,
89th and Leaser are. .
COMI.Y. On September 18, 1914. FRANK
LIN II. COMLY. Funeral on Monday, the
21at inat., at 1:30 p. m., from his late resi
dence, 8038 Frankfnrd av., ltolmeaburar.
Services at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church
at 2!30 p. m.
CONMN. At Akron, Pa., on September JO,
1014. CATHARINE, wife of William Conlln,
sued (VI years. Funeral on Saturday, at 10:35
a, m from the Philadelphia and Readlnt
Terminal, on the nrrlnl of the train from
Akron, Pa. Interment at Calvary Cemetery,
Camden, N, J.
CONnpjy.--Oit September 14, 1014, DAVID
K. CONROW, aped 64 years. Lnte reatdence,
224 League at. Due notice of funeral will be
rcUen.
ctt,pJ?EJ?C:nn Beplember 18,1014, OKOttan
E. CRIPPEN. Due notice of tho funeral will
bo slven.
CU.MMINOS. On September 10, 1014, IlUon,
son nf Jamet and Catharine CummlnitJ. Fu
neral on Saturday, nt 7:30 n,,m., from hla
parenta' residence, 221 Church lane, aerman
town. Maes nt St, Vincent's Church, at U
..ttl.m. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery.
IleCAMlV Near Chesterfield, N. J on Sep
tember 18. 1014, Ui:oROE 1I son of the late
Wordal B. and Catharine A. DpCamp, In the
Mlh year of hla aire. Funeral on Sunday, nt
J p. ni.. from the residence of his brother,
Thomas DeCninp. Interment nt Jacobatown.
DJ5Ki,SHTrP?N,CO DER08SI, 02 yra,
710 South Marshall at.
"Fiiftrn-0" fSjy?temlt)r 14; 1014, CATH
ARINE A. DEAN, widow of Charles W.
Dean, resilience, 860 Union at. Funeral serv
ice and Interment strictly private.
DBVITA. NICOLA DEVITA, 77 years, 1110
wnarion at,
DILLON On September 15. 1014, ROBERT
13.. husband of Norah Dillon (nee Sullivan)
nr.d eon of Luke and Mary T. Dillon. Due
jiptlco of the funeral will be riven, from
his parents' residence. 1413 South 13th et,
IJtVAC LIZZIE DIVAC, 40 years. 1820 N.
18th St.
IHHKIIIIIRTY. On September 13. 1014, OL
LIE T., widow of John J. Dousherty (nee
Donohuo), Due notice of the funeral will be
given, irom ner lato residence, 1ZI4 Cath
arine st.
mivaOAN. ELLEN DRUOOAN, 70 years,
lHth and Jefferson ata.
EASTLACK. CATHARINE IrASTLACK. BS
rtis, vol Plchmond st
ESKIN. ESTHER ESKIN. .,4 years. 0122
Moss St.
EYNON. On September 10. 1014. GER
TRUDE, daughter of William N. and Mar
garet Eynon. aged 10 lears. Funeral ser
vices on Monday, nt 1 p. m., precisely, nt her
parents' residence, 174 Kaloa at., Wlssa
hlckon. Interment private, at Mt. Mortah
Cemetory.
FEINSTEIN. ALBERT FEINSTEIN. lfl
vears. 2243 William at.
FKL118TEIN. Suddenly, on September 17.
1014, CHARLES II., husband ot Jeanette
Fcldatcln, aged 71 years. Relatives and
friends, also Rnppaport Lodge, No, 33, I. O,
. H. or I., arc intiied to attend th- funertl,
on Sunday, at in o'clock a. m., from hla
lato residence, 1820 North Ontario et. Inter
ment Adath Jeahurun Cemetery.
FINK ANNIE FINE, 2 years. 203 Beclc
street. '
FISHER. On September 14. 1014. MART.
daughter of Margaret and the lato William
Fisher. Relatives and friends are Invited lo
attend tho funeral, on Saturday, at 2 o'clocl:,
from the mother's residence, 3UD Belgrade at.
The remains may be viewed after 8 o'clock
Friday evening. Interment at North Cedar
HIM Cemetery.
FORESTER. JOSEPH FORESTUR.43 yeara.
1001 s. Taney st.
FRA8ER. On September IB. 1014. EMILY
U., wlfo of Clcorgo M. Froser. Funeral on
Saturday, at 1 p. m,, from her lato realdenco.
200H Wharton at. Interment Mt, Morlali
Cem'tery.
OAUL CHARLES GAUL. 7 years. B120
Charles st.
GENAVER. HARRIET GENAVER.57 years,
248 W. Haines st.
GILT, On September 14. 1914, at his late
residence, SOS North 41st St., PETER, hus
band of Fannie QUI. Due notice ot the fu
neral will bo given.
GOEPPERT On September 10, 1014.MABEL
C. vountreat flatiahter of Mary and tho Into
Bemhard (Joepfrrt, In her 18th year. Fu
neral services on Sunday, at 2 p. m., at 24.13
North Helen st. Interment private, at Green
Mount Cemetery.
Gi.LASIC HELENA GOLASIC, 28 yeara.
S2D Brown at.
GRANT On September 10, 1014. THOMAS.
aon of the lute Thomaa and Maria Carrigun
(neo Grant). Funeral on Monday, at 8:30
n. m., from S21.r, North Philip st. Solemn
Requiem Mass at St. Veronica's Church at
id a. in., precisely, interment uia uainearai
Cemetery.
GREEN. ALBERT GREEN, 2 years. 017
Wntts st.
GREENnERG. MARY GREENBERG. 1
ear. Kill Tree et.
HAI.I.OWELL. On September 12. 1014.WIL
LIAM. husband of the late Catharine N.
Hallowell. aged 74 years. Due notice of the
funeral will be given, trom the residence ot
his d.-ushter. 1848 Van Pelt st.
IIAITSER WILFRED IIAUSER. B3 yeara.
118 N. 10th st.
1IELVERSON HARRIET HELVERSON. 00
years, lfH3 roull:rod st.
nENHOETKR. On September 17. 1014. at
Leeshurg, N. J., EMMA, widow of Frederick
L. Henhoefer, aged 74 years. Funeral ser
vices on Saturday, at 2 p. m., at Steelman's
Chapel. .1031 Kensington ave. Interment prl
iate. nt North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HERTER. On September 13. 1014. MAGDA
LENA, ulfe of Loula Herter (formerly Eck
ard), aged 48 years. Due notice ot the fu
neral will be given, trom her late residence,
1027 Shunk st.
HOLMES. Suddenly, on Ninth Month 18th.
1014, ELEANOR M Infant daughter of
George L. nnd Mary L. Holmes, aged 10
months. runeral private, on Second-day,
Ninth Month, 2lst, from parents' residence,
near Moorestown, N. J.
m'NSINOER. On September 13. 1011,
CHARLES O.. husband of Mary E. Hun-
singer (nee Cully), aged 00 year. Funeral
on Sunday, at 2 p. m., from his residence,
423 Pln st., Camden, Interment at Ever
green Cemetery.
HUNTER On September IT. 1014, JULIA
1).. widow of Thomaa ITunter. Relatives and
friends aro invited to attend tho funeral
services, on Monday, at 2.30 p. ni., at the
residence of her soil, Thomas II. Hunter, 221
Buckingham Place. Interment at Wood
lands Cemetery.
JEFFERSON LOVINE JEFFERSON. 0
j ears. 1121 Poplar st.
JOHNSON. On September 17. 1014. HARRY
YOST, husband of Elizabeth Johnson (nes
Wartman), Relatives and friend are Invited
to attend ths funeral, on Tuesday, ot 2 p.
m.. from hla late residence, 133 Louden at.,
.juicy, ini-rmem at an. vernon t. emeiery.
JUDGE. THEODOR JUDGE. 01 years. 013
Wood st.
KANE. On Sentember 10. 1B11. ELI.EK.
wlfo of Michael Kane and daughter of tho
lato George nnd Bridget Lynch, aged -11 years,
runeral on Monday, at 8. -311 a. m., from 1722
Juniata St.. Nlcetown. High Mass at St.
Stephen's Church at 10 a, m. Interment nt
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
KEILE. Of diphtheria, on September 18,
1H14, CATHARINE C, wife of Thomas Kells
nnd daughter of the lute James and Rebecca
Lincoln Hutchinson. Residence, 1017 Filbert
st. Interment at Mt. ZIon Cemetery, Darby
No funeral,
KELLY On September 17, 1014, ANNIE
TAOCiART KELLY. Funeral on Monday, at
8:30 a. m,, from 1858 North 23d st. Sol
emn Requiem Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church
at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
KELLY. On On September IT, 1014. ANN
KEI.I.Y, widow of Patrick Kelly. Funeral
on Monday, at 8:30 a. m.. from 2360 lj,
Ua-old et. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.
Ann'e Church, at 10 a. m. Interment ut
Holy Crcs Cemetery.
DEATHS
KEI.TY.-r-On
husband of Marr A. Kellv
Relatives and friends, also Leo-Columbus So-
nentsmher 1R. 1014. JOHN.
nana ot Ainry A. Kelly (neo mmpfion;.
rletv. are Invited tn Attend funeral, on Sat
urday, at 8:30 a. m., from his late residence,
2J03 N, Lawrence at. Solemn Requiem Mass
at St. Edward's Church, nt 10 a. rn. pre
cisely. Interment Bordentown, N, J.
KELLY. At her residence, 10 South 8d at.
Pleaanntvllto, N. J., on September 17, 1014,
MARGARET M, KELLY (nee MaeDonald),
widow of Thomas F. Kelly. Funeral on
Monday, at 8:30 a. m., from 1B44 N. Marston
st.,.ImM. High Mass of Requiem at Church
of Most Precious llliod, nt 10 n, m. Inter
ment at Old Cathedral Cemetery,
KT.ENTNER. LAZER KLENTNER.C0 yeara.
2700 Fletcher st.
KUEN. On September 10. 1014, SARAH A..
wife of Charles U Kuen, In the 03d year
of her age. Relatives and friends aro In
vited to attend tho funeral service, on
Snturc'oy afternoon, the lMh Inst., at 2
o'clock, at her late residence, Mountain
and Prospect nvea., Melrose Park, north of
Onk Lane Station, P. and R. It. Interment
orlvate. In Ivy Hill Cemetery.
KURZEKNABE. On September 18, 1014,
LUDWIU KUHZEKNAIIE, husband of the
late Mary Kurzeknnbe, nged 81 years. Fu
neral services on Monday, at 2 p. m., at his
daughter's residence. 41 In North 8th st. In
terment private, at Mt. Peace Cemetery.
LKATIIERMAN. At hla residence. 437
llhawn St., Fox Chase, on September 13,
lull. JOSEPH, husband of Amanda leather
man. Due notice of the funeral will, be
I.UiWlL. HARRY L1DDELL, B years
2355 E. Sergeant st.
I.IPP. LOUISA LIPP, 87 years, 2012 North
Mascher st,
LLOYD. On Friday. September 18, ot her
lata residence. I'24 Clinton st.. ELIZABETH
GUIDONS LLOYD, daughter of the late John
and Esther B. Lloyd.
I.U.MPP. On September 17, 1014, WILLIAM
I.t'lll'l', aged So years. Funeral on Satur
day, at 2 p. m., from 1212 South 40th st,,
West' Philadelphia. Interment at Montrose
Pemelerv.
JlcBRIDE. On September 18, 1014. JOSEPH
McllRIDE, son of John C. and Alice M. Mc
BtldJ, aged 11 months 2 weeks. Funeral oti
Monday, at 1 :30 p. m., from tlm residence of
hla parents, 2121 Pierce st. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
McC'ANDLEhS. On Koptembe.' 17. 101 1,
ELIZA, daughter of the lato Hutchinson nnd
Elizabeth McCandless, nged 08 tears. Tho
relatives nnd mends or the ratnliy aro In
vited to attend tho funeral services, on Mon
day, the 2l, at 2 p. m , ot her brother's
residence, Thomas It, MrCandlcss, 2140 North
2d at.. Philadelphia. Interment private, at
North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MrCUM.OUOII. On September IB. 1014,
MARY McCULLOUOH. Funeral Saturday,
at 8:"0 a. in., from 4S0 Merlon nve. High
Mass at Our Jlothor of Porrows' Church, at
10 a, tn Interment at Holy Cross Ceme
tery. McEI.HENNEY. On,, September IB, 1014,
DUMINIC. son of Alexander and Margaret
McElhenney, aserl 0 jears 8 months, run.-ral
on Saturday, at 8:30, a. in., from 4C07 Ridge
ave., Falls of Schuylkill High Mass at St.
Bridget's Church, at 0:30 a. m. Interment
Westmlnater Cemotery.
MKUIIEIt. Suddenly, at hla residence. 171
Fernbrook avc, Wynrote, Pa., on Sentcm
bor 17, 1014, CHARLES A. MEURBH; Fu
neral aervlces. on Saturday, nt 2 p. m.. ot
the apartments of Oliver II. Balr, 1820
Chestnut at. Intorn'ont private.
MILLER. SARAH MILLER, 35 years, 1103
Fltzwnter st.
MII.LIGAN. On September 18, 1014, CAR
OLINE W. MILLIOAN. Services nt her Into
residence, 300 Bryn Mawr ave Cynwyd, Fa
Monday, September 21, nt 2 p. m. Interment
prlvnto.
MO.N riETIL IDA MONTIETH, 38 years,
B2U N. 11th si.
MOORE. On September lt, 1014, S..TENNIB,
wile of Thomas L Moore arid daughter of
the late Nathan W. nnd Hnrah M. Luton,
aged 57 years. Funeral on Saturday, at 1
6 m.. from husband's re-ldcnco. In Mamie,
elaware Co., Pa. Interment Media Ceme
tery. MORESCII1. VICTORIA MORESCHI. 0,
years, 032 E. ltlttenhouso st.
.MOlKlNr.R On September 17, 1014. RICH
ARD C. MOKMNER, husband of Hedwlg C.
Mcrgnrr (nee Hcrtech), aged 48 3 ears. Fu
neral services on Sunday, at 2 p. m., at 2O40
North Bth st. interment private, uleiinooe
MUIJIOLLAND. CATHARINE MULHOI.-
1.AN1). 43 years, 2.120 N. Howard st.
MURPHY. MICHAEL MURPHY. 70 years".
ziuu iieien st.
MURRAY On September 18, 1014. FRAN
CIS H.. husband of thu lata Mary Murrai
and son of tho lato Charlei and Elizabeth
Murray, Funeral on Tuesday, at 8:30 a. m ,
tram 1133 South Clarion st. High Mass ot
Requiem at St. Teresa's Church, at 10 a. m,
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
NASSANO. On September 17. 1014, FLOR
ENCE, daughter of Anthony and Virginia
Nacano, agod 30 years. Fui eral on Mon
day, September 21, 1014, a: 8 a m., from
I52S N. 63d st. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.
Donato'a Church, 61th and Callowhlll eta., nt
10 a. in. Interment nt Holv Cioss Cemetery.
NOCTON. On September 18. 1014, THOMAS
P., husband of the lato Elizabeth Nocton.
Funeral on Monday, at 8:30 n. ni., from
Woodlawn ave.. Aldan, Delaware County,
Pa. High Maes nt the Church of the Holy
Sjjtrlr. Sharon Hill. Pa., at 10 o'clock. In
termont private.
rAHLS. On September 16, 1D14, ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Alois and Elizabeth
Pa his, aged 21 years. Funeral services on
Sunday, at 2:30 p. m.. at 2021 North 7tt st.
Interment Greenmount Cemetery.
TASCHALL. On September 18, 1014, ISAAC
I'ASCHALL, aged 78 5 ears. Funeral on
Tuesday, at 1 p. m.. from Newtown Square,
Delaware County, Pa. Inlormcnt at Great
Valley Preabyterlan Cemetcrv.
TEELINO. CASANDRA PEELING. 83
yearn. 1314 S. 3d st.
VFAFF. On Soptember 13, 1014, of diph
theria, .'OHM o . son of Philip and Anna
Pfaff. of 3528 Ella St., agod B years. No
funeral.
PHILLIPS. LILLIAN PHILLIPS, 43 years.
2132 North Natrona st.
rOTTS EDWARD POTTS, 13 years. 2012
Turner st.
POWDERJIAKEII. At Atlantlo City. N. .!..
September 17, 1014, ABRAHAM, husband of
Claire Powdcrmnker. nged 32 ears. Inter
ment prliate. Norfolk, Baltimore and Wash
ington papers please copy.
RANDALL. At tne residence of her son.
How.ird K. Randall, at Stoopvlllo, Bucks Co.,
Pa., on Wednesday September 18, RACHEL
JDKATKrl
Requiem Mara at Our Lady of the Rosary
Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at St. Dents'
Cemetery
SAGENDOnrn. At her apartments, The
Covington, on September 18, 1014, MART
VIRGINIA, wife of F. D. Sagendorph. Fu
neral services on Bunday, at 4 p. m., at the
apartments of Oliver H. Balr, 1820 Chestnut
st. Interment at cUveraok, N. Y. Staun
ton, Va and Baltimore, Md papen pleaao
copy
SAIA-IN. LOUIS 8ALVIN, 49 yeara. 788
Moore at
8ANKBY. Suddenly. September 18, 1014.
FRANK A husband of Mary J, Banker and
son of lfftrrv W. an.1 la, Pll t- U.h,i.
aged 32 yeara. Relatives and friends, also
police of 20th District, Invited to attend fu
neral, Tuesday, 8:30 a. m., from hla lato
rosldonce, B10 N. Vodges St., West Phlla,
Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of Our
Lady of Victory, 10 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetory,
fiCIIAD. On September IT, 1014, EDWARD,
son of the late Frank nnd Sophie Schart. Fu
neral on Monday, at 8 a. m from the real
dence of his brother, Bernard Bchad, 127
Balnbriage st. Mass ot Requiem at Holy
Trinity Church, at 9:30 a. m. Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery.
bCIIAFlSR. On September IS, 1014, at Or
E'.WiHrtv.. ''5 VIRGINIA LttE ilt.UHKS
BCHAFER, daughter of the late Edward D,
Hughe". Funeral services on Saturday, at
2 p. m., at the residence of her brother-Inlay,
. George W. Jenes, 2134 North 21st et.
InUrment nrlvnte.
fc?I.'.jy.'SIPEnr7-0n . September 10, 1914,
LUUIijE, widow of Henry Sehwelrer (nee
Meyer), aged. 73 years. Funeral services on
Monday, nt 1:30 p. m., at her late resi
dence, 223J North Uber st. Interment pri
vate, nt Nortliwood Cemetery.
HHOOR.MITIL In Philadelphia, on Septem
ber IT, 1014, MARGARET, widow of Benja
min Shooemlth, In her R3d year. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend tho funeral
aorvlcfn, on Sunday, at 2:30 p. m at Broth-
t,.",1",',1?1?1 c.pmf.t.e."r' Mount Holly, N. J.
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S1LV18. On September 18, 1014, ELIZA-
DEATH
BETH B. filLVIS. Due notice of the funeral
will be given.
SIMON. FANNIB SIMON, 86 years, 140
STAnLEIL On September 18,, 1914, CHAB.
F., aon of Charles O. and Pauline It. Btabler,
aged 20 years. Funeral on Tuesday, at 2:30
p. m., from 2839 Pleasant at., Camden, N.
J. Interment Bethel Cemetery.
HTE1YART. MAnY STEWART. BB yeara,
1B22 H. Stlllmnn at. .,...
STROIIL. On September 10, 1014, PHILIP
,l husband of the, late Caroline Rtrohl, In
the 75th year of his age. Funeral aervlces
on Monday, at 1 p. m.. Precisely, nt 3041
Arbor t. Interment at Hillside metery.
SULLIVAN, At his residence, 823 Cherry
St., Camden, N. J Sept. 13, 1014. JOHN I.
husband of Mary Sufllvnn, aged 27 yeara.
Due notice of tho 'uneral will be given.
SULLIVAN. KATHARINE SULLIVAN. 20
years, 1034 Thompson st,
TAI.IIOT. ROXANNA TALBOT, 23 yeara,
TARIIA SOFIA TAHRA, 8 yeara, 4B34 Mll-
TAYLOR. HENRY TAYLOR, CO years, 733
TEEHE CAROLINE TEESE, B7 years. 2215
Eaat Cumberland at. .
TOL1IERT. MADGD TOLDERT, 00 years,
TREINANCATliARINn TREINAN. 31
yeara, 2421 E. Boston nve.
VAN DEUHENr On September, 10, 1914,
MARY P.. widow of Wlnfleld Van Deu-cn.
runeral services on Saturday, at 3 p. in. pre
.iBCly, at her late residence, 2100 West Tioga
rI interment private, nt Laurel Hill Cem
etery. VEATCH. On September 17. 1014, LAURA,
wife of Georro C. Veatch tree Davla). Rela
tives n'ld filer.ds aro Invited lo attend tho
funeral services, on Monday, Beptombcr 21,
nt 2 p. m., at the residence of her husband,
413 Carteret st., Camden, N J. Interment
private.
WALDNEU. On September 17, 1014. CHRIS
TIANA. wlf- of Anton Waldncr (nee Bosch),
nfcert 07 eats. Funeral aorvlces on Monday,
at 2 p. m., nt her lnte home, 2344 West
Montgomery ave Interment private.
WALLACII. On September 17, 1014, MOSE3
A., husband of the Into Bahette WhIIucIi,
agod 77 years. Funeral on Sunday, nt 2 p.
m., precisely, from 3412 N. Palcthorp st.
Interment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
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WALLKR On September. 17, ' 391., AB1I
LIA. E wlf of David Waller, red ti rar.
Train leaves Broad .St, Station Battirday, at
10 a m. Interment at Laurel, Dal.
WEATHEIinV.6n September J 8. IBM.
AMANDA WBATIIEIIDY. widow et DatIsI
t. u..niii..Kr bb-i1 at vAt. Funeral ssrv
. .1 1-u.... . y. "o-.-- --- - . -i.. ..." --- ,.
on Monday, nt 1 p. in., aj himm; rw-
laa nM t.MtflV.
dence, 870 Haddon.nv., Clmden) N, J,
terment strictly Inw.
WHAUTON. On September 17,1014. AONE9,
widow of Wesley Wharton nnd daughter of
Philip r-mt Alice Walsh, aged 20 years. Fu
neral on Monday, nt 8:80. a. tn,. from ni
Coilom at., Gcrmantown. High K.i at Ht,
Francis of Aaslsl Church, at 10 n, m. In
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
WHITE On September 14, 1914. at Ms reK
dence, on Vaaiar Square, In Atlantlo City,
JOSIAH WHITE, In his 74th year. The tu
nenl will take place at his country house,
Wild Orchard," near Cardlngton, Philadel
phia, on Second-day, the 21at Inat., at S
o'clock P. hi. Carriages will meet relatives
and frienda at the Tormina, coth and Mar
ket sis., after 2 IB p. m. Interment private.
WILD. MALLY WILD, 83 years. 2880 North
Water st.
WILDE. On September 10, 1914. JOSEPH
WILDE, ngod 7a year. Funem! Sunday, nt
2 p. m., from hla fate residence, Bonaall ave.,
Drexel Hill, Delaware Co., Pa. Interment at
Mt. ZIon Cemotery.
WILLIS. JAKE WILLIS, 24 years, 1817
Wood st.
WILSON. At Centerton, N. J., on Septem
ber 13, 1014, SAMUEL, husband of Margaret
Wilson, aged 80 year?. Funenl on Sunday,
September 20, at 1 p. m., fmm Centertot,
Interment at Brotherhood Cemetery, Mt.
Holly.
WITHROW. On September IS, 1014, SARAH
D., widow ot Andrew J. Wlthrow. Relative
nnd friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, as
her lata residence, 843 North Preston st.
Interment private, at Pleasantvltle, N. J.
WOLF. On September 10. 1014. FRANK
WOLF, Sr., In his 61st year. Funeral serv
ice on Saturday, nt 3 p. m.. at hla lata
restdruce, 1021 Jefferson et. Interment prl-
ZUREK. LOUIS ZUREK. 48 years, at
Brown at.
A
nged
RANDALL. widow of Reuben Randall.
lomorai trom
vears fi ntnnt1,.
rlimnnann M ,mnrlnl r,h,,i.s T na Qniahnru
Pa., on Saturdny, Sent. 10, 'at 11 a. in. '
RECCARIA. DOMENICO RECCAHIA. 1
year, 3026 North Woodstock st.
REIN. SARAH r.EIN. 70 yeara. 619 South
10th at.
RIDOLFO. On September IB, 1014. FRANK,
Funeral on Monday, at 8:30 a. m . from 1026
South 8th t. Solemn Itequlem Ita at the
Church ot St. Nicholas Tolenclno. st 10 a. ni.
precisely. Interment at Hols CroJ Cemetery
RIFFLE HOWARD
2112 Arch st.
HOKBI.ING At Trenton. N. J., nn Septem
ber 17. 1014, M'AROARfcT U.VrZMER. wife
of Ferdinand W. Robllng. Sr. Henlccn nt
her late residence, 222 West Slate st . Trnn
ton, N. J., on Mondaj, nt 11 a. m. Interment
private.
ROGERS. On Monday, September 14. 1014.
RACHEL WISTER, daughter of the late
llllam Wynne and Hannah Lewis Wlst-r
RIFFLE. 26 sears,
and widow of William B. Rogers. Interment
1,1 IlillQ
nSVNOiTANaELO ROMANO. 8 years.
033 South 0th st.
ItUI.EFF. On September 17. 10H, ELIZA
BETH G.. daughter of Francis D. an.l Eliza
beth G. Ruleff. Funeral services on Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock, at the r-flrtence of
her parents, 33 Preston st. Intel mut private,
at Arlington Cemetery. Friends may view
remains on Friday evening, ftom 7 until 0
o'clock. .
nXA?C'7.0,n- September 18, 10H, DANIEL
UtANCIS, son of John and Catharine Rs'an.
aged 10 sears. Funeral on Tuesday, at 8:30
a. m., from 2M North Robinson a'. High
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