EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, I PI.
PRESBYTERIANS PLAN FOR
HOME MISSION CAMPAIGN
Churches Will Seek to RbIbo Largo
Fund for Extension Work.
riaborato ptnns nro being: made by the
.h'a..?.,. nf ViU city for the cam-
Ik ilo bo waged this autumn to help
ions and c hurcn oxwrwiou 01 u.u uc-'-L.finn.
The Dastora of all churches
w
nominaiiuii. ----,- nr...nt ,hft callso
bCCn "Yi" ... X B.mUv: Onto-
to IHcir.conBii:"" . ,--" .-'. --,.,
have
iV the clay that has been set aside
.. "Lily JHI3SIUM Mn-rf-
t ncal churches have been asked to con
irfbuato 5 0.CO0 of the budget for home
mtosio i worlc during this year. Of this
Amount CO per cent. Is to go townrd mln
"ion work in the presbytery. JO per cent,
for mlMon work In the synod and 30
ir cent, for national homo missions.
P rfforts aro also to be made to collect
lifiOOOU to bo used In paying oft mort
eVon all missions and churches deslr
fnc assistance In the Philadelphia I'rca
5.rv there Tare 73 churches, 42.851 mom
bJrt and I Sunday schools having a total
Allowing ''City' Miwlon Sunday'' a spe
,i. : m Ins ta to ho held In Calvary
Church w en clergymen and laymen will
weak on the home mission work, and
Jartlcularly on the local Held.
VOLUNTEER CHURCH WORKERS
' Campaign for Stimulfttion of Interest
to Bo Waged This Winter.
A campaign for Increased service In the
training of volunteers and paid workers
in churches. Sunday schools, settlements.
Lovs" and girls' clubs, tho Young Men's
XrlMlan Association, tho Young Worn
. en's Christian Association and other re
ligious organizations Is to be waged dur
ie the winter, with many of the local
educational, religious and charitable or
ganizations uniting to further tho work.
A permanent co-operating committee
was foimed during this week at a mcot
' Ing held In the Central Branch Y. M. C.
A Among the organizations represented
on tho committee aro tho Baptist Insti
tute for Christian Training. Temple unl-
verslty, the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. C. A..
1 the educational department of the Ilo
lormed Church and tho Presbyterian
Board of Publication
SEES BLESSING IN WAR
The Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton Ex
pects Good to Flow From Conflict.
Tho European war Is going to bo a
Messing, In the opinion of tho Rev. Dr.
Charles Aubrey Eaton, pastor of tho
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, Man
hattan ,New York. In his sermon on Hun
Jay Doctor Eaton Bald:
"This war Is the greatest blessing.
When It Is ended tho world will bo bet
ter and moro enlightened than It has
been slnco the days of Jesus. This Is the
end of the world of hypocrisy. The ago
of selflshncss 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 havo found a
good placo for what they havo done
toward It. Lift up your hearts, the dawn
Is bi caking."
BLOCKLEY CHURCH MEETING
Social Union Will Hear Address on
"Neglected Flold."
The quaiterly meeting of the West
Philadelphia Social Union is to be held
at Blockley Baptist Church, Fifty-third
ttrect and ll'yaluslng avenue, on Thurs
day evening of next week. Supper will
be served nt 6:30 o'clock, and Is to bo
followed by an address and conference.
The speakur will be the Itev. H. "Watson
Barras, pastor of the Frankford Avenue
Baptist Church. "A Neglected Field"
nil! be his subject. Tho topic for dis
cussion at the conference Is to bo "Chil
dren's Work In tho Church."
lAllen Lowell, prcsidont of tho Union,
Is to presido, and it is expected that the
church will be overcrowded. In tho Union
there are men of 22 churches and the
total membership is about G000.
"GOD OF THIS AGE," HIS TOPIC
The Rev. Clarenco I.arkln. jjjstor of
Bethany Baptist Church, Fox Chase. Is
preaching a series of sermons on "Timely
Topics on Dispensations Truth." His
subject for tomonow is to be "Tho God
of Tills Age." The special sermons uro
o bo given at 10:30 o'clock In the morn
ings through the remainder of this month.
October, November and December.
Will Preach on Revivals
In anticipation of tho visit of "Billy"
Sunday, the baseball evangelist, to this
city during the early part of 1315, the
Itev. James Itamsay Swain, pastor of
the Woodland Presbyterian Church, 42d
nd Pine stieets, is to preach a series
of sermons on Sunday evening on "The
Revivals of History."
Church Greatly Improved
During the summer tho Temple Presby
terian Church. Franklin 'and Thompson
treets, has been greatly Improved. The
Interior has been repainted and decora
ii aund tho fre,Jnatone walls on the out
sloe have been completely refaced with
three coatings of a patented cement that
Elves the edifice tho appearance of a
wrownstono structure tiia t?.,, t- hmh
tarn Dayton Itobcrts. pastor, announces
that the autumn work is Starting hope
iuiiy, at, j ,e anticipates a busy and suc
cessful winter's labor.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
'HilPh" P.lJ'h'' 37!l ' Bll "' and Elva M.
Schmidt. 10U Hunting Park Me
Edwin B. fetoudt. niandou. Pa.. ,t t--..
III.. T1.11 r." .... ..niiua
and Clara
Iluby at., and
and
TOURIST GLAD TO GET HOME
Dr. Lewla Lautenbach Didn't Find
Rest There as Expected.
Dr. Louis J, Lautenbach, of S3 South
Blxtcenth street, Is homo from Europe
and Is exceedingly glad. He made the.
trip to get a little rest. He did not find
tho Journey a quieting one.
wnen tno war broko out Dr. Laiucn
bach was In Holland. Tourists Immedi
ately becamo objectionable characters. It
was Intimated to him that tho Govern
ment of Holland would bo pleased If he
quitted tho country. Dr. Lautenbach left
Holland In a baggage car. He finally
managed to reach London, Ho had money
equivalent to a couplo of American dol
lars and there was no hope of getting
more, as the banks were closed and
chocks wore not honored.
Dr. Lautenbach happened to be known
at a London hotel, where he was
housed until ho could get money and
passage back to tho United States. In
London Dr. Lautenbach said his namo
wag not popular. He was looked upon
with suspicion, as many persons believed
ho was a German.
GERMAN DAY WILL BE
DEVOTED TO PRAYERS
No Patriotic Celebration This Year
In Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-aerman Day
In Washington this fall will bo observed
as a day of prayer, and all Germans In
Washington will father In churches. This
announcement was made today by Martin
Wlegand, president of the United Ger
man Societies. The willingness of the
Germans to moot exactly the spirit of
President Wilson's request for observnnco
of Btrlet neutrality In this country led
to the abandonment of the usual patriotic
celebration.
President Wilson Is much gratified by
the natlon-wldo response to his proclama
tion designating, at the suggestion of the
Pursue LEDonn, Sunday, October 4, as
"a day of prayer for peace."
BAPTIST CONVENTION
Young1 People's Union Preparing for
Meeting in October
Plans are being made for tho second
autumn convention and rally of the West
District Baptist Young People's Union,
which will bo held on October 1". Tho
board of managers Is to decide on tho
place for tho meeting tonight.
Lloyd Parkinson, who represented the
district nt ftlio national convention In
Knnsns City this summer. Is to make his
report nt tho rally. Plans for Increased
Interest among tho young people of
West Philadelphia In social service will
be discussed.
rieadny at Wlldwood, N, J". She was the
daughter of the late Congressman John
Hickman. Sho was born at West Ch6ster,
but had lived most of her life at New
York city.
DR. MATTHEW C. FARRELL
Dr. Matthew Comnr Farrell, a. dentist,
dlil yesterday at tho home of hli
brother, Bernard W, Farrell, 1829 South
58ih street, In his 33d year. Dr. Farrell
was graduated from tho Pennsylvania
Dental College i-lx years ago, hut for
tho Inst two years had been too 111 to
purBUo his practice. Ills death came as
the result of a nervous breakdown that
was first brought on by ovcrstudy when
at college. His widow survives.
DR. MAHLON H. BEARY
ALLENTOWN, Pa., Sept lO.-Dr. Mnh
lon If. Deary, 71 years old, physician,
lawyer and Civil War veternn, died yes
terday, Ho served In tho 12Sth Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, and vins one of the
orators at the dedication of the Pennsyl
vania monument on tho battlefield of An
tletam. For a time, after tho war, he
lived In MlBsmirt. He owned considerable
property, and had a beautiful winter
homo In Florida almost within a stone
throw of that of William Jennings Bryan.
E. H. BERKHEIMER
GETTYSBURG. Pa.. Sept. lO.-Emanuel
II. Uerkhclmer, Itcglster and Recorder
of Adams County, was found dend In bed
yesterday. A cripple for years, he slipped
and fell on tho Icy pavements last winter,
suffering additional Injuries from which
hn never recovered. He was elected
Register and Recorder In 1911 on the
Democratic ticket without opposition. He
was 37 years old and leaves a wife and
two children.
DEATHS
DEATHS OF A DAY
J. E. SULLIVAN BURIED
Many Mourn As Late A. A. U. Sec
rotary is Laid at Rest.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. Moro than 100,
000 schoolboys stood in lino and (lugs at
all schools In the city were nt half-mast
today, when the body of James E. Sulli
van, late secretary of tho Amateur Ath
letlo Union, was taken through tho
streets of New York. After services were
held at the Cathollo Church of St.
Aloyslus, the body vas taken to Calvary
Cemetery for burial.
The Executive Committee of tho A. A.
U. attended the funeral In a body. Mes
sages of condolenoe poured In upon Sulli
van's relatives by the hundreds.
MRS. FRANK LESLIE
Publisher, Editor and Author Who
Regained Business Lost by Husband.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19. Mrs. Frank
Leslie, publisher, editor and author, died
last night at her homo at the Sherman
Square Hotel. She had been In fulling
health for about six weeks. Miss Mar
querlto Linton Glontworth tho writer,
was with her when she died.
Tho Baroness do Bazusm, as Mrs. Leslie
preferred to bo known, was born In New
Orleans, Ln In 1831. Sho was of nn old
French Huguenot family. Hor father
gave her a liberal education ut his home.
tutoilng her principally In I rench, Span
ish, Italian, German and Latin. At this
age of 13 .iho began writing for publica
tion, and her work attracted some atten
tion, notably that of Henry Sartor, who
was known by his pen namo of Frank
Leslie.
Shs married Mr. Leslie, and when ho
died in 1SS0. leaving his estate $u'00,000 in
debt and his IS publications In the hands
of trustees, his wife under the law as
sumed the namo of Frank Leslie and
took peisonal charge of the business.
By her personal management sho suc
ceeded in placing the properties on a
paying baMs.
In the middle eighties Mrs. Leslie mar
lied William Wilde, a brother of Obcar
Wilde. She later obtained n divorce from
him.
CATHARINE C. KEILE
Catharine C. Kclle, 6-' years old, died of
diphtheria at hor home, 1617 Filbert
street, yesterday. She Is survived by her
husbnnd, a teamster, 1806 Filbert street.
MRS. CAROLINE WILT
CENTRE VALLEY, Pn.. Sept. 19.-Mrs.
Caroline Wilt, S3 years old, wlfo of James
Wilt, died after nn Illness of 24 hours of
apoplexy. Hor husband, a retired hotel
man, who Is In his 97th year, Is the old
est voter In Lehigh County! On August
23 Mr. and Mrs. Wilt celebrated their "1st
wedding anniversary. Sho faves 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 Clnverlck, N. Y., her former hotni.
Sho Is survived by her husband, F. E.
Sagendorph.
. EDWARD BROCK
Edward Urock, a Republican worker,
dlod yesterday at his home, 2613 North
22d street, from an attack of heart dis
ease. Ho was GS years old and had been
111 for nearly two years. His widow
survives.
A?,V,.?,:IARO-T PIETRO AGUGLIARO.l year.
AJ'SV,TA PASQUALE ALEVATA. 1 year.
Ml Pierce st.
ALTINO. SUSAN ALTINQ, CO years. 1831
Judson et.
APEL. On September 18. 1014. MARY, wife
of Henry -pel. Tuneral on Momlay, it iiT
m., from lier late residence. Si,2 South
Cnf10rllh0?:deIn,etcIryl.er",en' at 'V'MtV Lulhoran
AYI.MKU. On September 12, 1014. MART
AYLMEHt. Due notice of the funeral wilt be
gtven. from hr late residence. 4015 Warrta
xi.. .1 est I'juiuueipnia.
BALDWIN. At his resilience. 211 North Ma
ple nve.. Lansdowne. Pa., on Septomber '3
lfiU. JOHN CI. BALDWIN, ased 72 years
Funeral t.rrvtces and Interment prlat.
Provtdrnco (H. I.) papers plcaeo copr.
hekckman. junny beeckman. 12
yean.. Oil North ThlllD st.
BEIlNIIAItDT. ANNIE BERNHARDT. 29
Ji-utd, .- 41tllU St.
J0SIAH WHITE
E Manr.llkr, Roadtng, Pa. '
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.ill ji. diuey, 131 N.
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nZTi. i v miui, ineainui mil,
IJlfl? n A;tmt0B8rt; ,au Catharine at., and
t '''"" B. flillnun, 774 6. Hlcka at.
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Thi " 5ipaile, 1H n. Ituby afreet
sTum"?!?. Hl " -t-Hlid Mary
Kim., t." Vi Mdrose at.
3uS.Jrmb -t- and Anna
Moradin" -mk rdmo,re. Pa., and Sfary E.
"VS0 ? Ilnf; H N-. St. Bernard at. and
II tf " l ,n,r' SI.5 N. BOIh at.
S!KhL0"M-!T,J?IIfl?f " Mildred
nu,lnl., of 5 Callownm at.
Walter n aik.i.i.. Uv ..
, and Mails
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and Ida
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pf,V.et,W e.rTenTMiyw:ssffv
BeajlaT K 'MiJi " .4J! CJirlatlan at, a
TMIIlim J Cow.W.7il Christian at.
nVe'hn F0?,- ""I UenSintowB T ave., and
'M 1 5sWPaktVJr. ord na Eraml
Jr$nt&t"W i..W.y
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Emily
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VorU citj. and Goldle
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Ontario at., and Auuata
and Edith Leer.
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Eleventh at., and
and Sarah
Atlantic City Pioneer and Founder
of the Marlborougli-Blenhelm.
ATLANTIC CITY. SeDt. lP.-JosIah
White, president of Josiah White & Rons
Company, also founder and principal
owner of tho Marlborough-Blcuuelm Ho
tel, died yebterday at IiIb residence, on
Vassar Square, heje. Ho was 7t jcars
old.
Mi. White uas one of a band of pioneer
hutel men who early In the SO's Inaus
urated the winter and spring: seasons at
the shore, Atlantic City having been prim
to that tlmo a summer tesort solely. He
erected the Hotel Luray, which was
desttoyed by fire In 10O1 In 1S85, with
his three sons, lie built tho Marlborough
and six years later the Blenheim, of
which they havo remained owners and
mananers ever since.
Mr. White was a Trlend and his an
cestors were prominent members of this
religious society In New Jersey and Penn
sylvania. In 186J Mr. White manied Mary Klrby
Allen, of Haddontleld, N. J. Mr. White
and the late Clement A. Grlscom and
Isaac H. Clothier, mid the three gjils
whom they respectively married were
Intimate fi lends and each of these three
couples livd tn celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary.
Mr. White is sunlved by bis widow
and six children.
BRINGING MRS. CROKEB HOME
Body of Former Tammany Chieftain's
Wife on Way Across Atlantic,
ItOMH, Sept. 19. -The steamship Tomaso
dl Savola sailed fiom Genoa on Thurs
day with 400 passengers, mostly Ameri
cans, Including Mrs. Thomas J. Preston,
Jr. (formerly Mrs. Urovcr Cleveland) and
party; Mrs. W. II. Bissell and Howard
Croker and his sisters, who are taking
the body of their mother to New York
for burial.
Mrs. Croker was the wlfo of Richard
Cioker. formerly the Tammany .Hall
leader In New York. She died recently
in Austria.
ELIZABETH O. ELOYD
Elizabeth Gibbons Lloyd died yesterday
at her home. 9i Clinton street. She was
the daughter of the late John and father
13. Lloyd.
FUNERAL OF MRS A. A. CLOUD
The funeral of Mrs. Ad A. Cloufl.
widow of the late Albert A. Cloud, waa
held this morning, interment was In
..a .. .. -.I III II t-M ! ti- ml el. ! T a .
,p.w t. StMrmiB rt,rtr,: v - ,1( "" wiv,.w. ...v mo episcopal
... Ainr. was a ya uiu. sua uia lis; Wed-
nit I T.lm
Nn. S. I. O. B. 11.. and also Leah LodKe. ale
lnlted to attend til- funerjl. nn Knn,liii. m
10 a. m.. from the parlors or Emanuel Asher
it ton. Ifi02 Diamond at. Interment at Adath
.Teahurun Cemeterj. Kindly omit flowers
ni.OMEIl. On September 18. 10U. ELIZA
BETH BI.O.MEU. wife of f'linrlea niomef.
OBerl 03 years. r"unral sertlcea nn Monday,
at I p. m Rt her late re-idence. 13tl North
ad Kt. Interment private, nt Westminster
Cemeterj.
Bl.l !. SARAH BLUM, 3S years. 221 North
ltandolph st.
BIllTTOS. CHARLK3 BRITTON, SO yean,
152'J South 2d at.
BROCK. On September IS, 1014. EDWARD,
luialiand of Beljn .1. Brock, used iiS ear.i.
Reldtlvca and friends aro Incited to intend
the funeral aervlrrs. o.-i Monday.Nat 3 p. m.
prerlaely, at Ills late rcaldence, 3913 North
-'2,1 at. Inti'rment private.
BROWN. SARAH BROWN. 32 years. 314S
uauine at.
BURNS. On September 17. 1014. ANNA A.,
uldow of Thornan r. Burns. ItelatUea and
friends aie Invited to attend the funeral, on
Tuesdnj. at 2 p. m., from her lain rcsldonce,
20:17 Umddock at. Interment private, ot fast
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CAJiriON. On Heptember 18. 1914, RICH
ARD M.t husband of JIary Campion. Tu
neral on Tuesday, at H:H0 a. in., from hla
late residence, Francis nve . Ambler. Ta.
Reoulem Mass at St. Anthony's Church,
Ambler at ! a. m. Interment at West
minster Cemetery.
CIIA1UIETHIU. WALTER CIIARMETSKI.
1 yenr a months. SIS N. Capital st.
CI.KOO. On September IV. 1014, ANNIE.
wife of James Clcgf. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral sen-Ices, on
Sunday, at 8 p m.. at her late home, ltlOT
North 20th at. Interment private.
COLLINS FRANCIS COLLINS. 3 years.
b'Jlh and Lesser ave.
COMI.Y. On Soptember IS. 1914. FRANK
LIN II. COMLV. Funeral on Monday, the
-'1st Inst., at 1 :S0 p. m., from his late resi
dence. I03S Frankford ave., Ilolmesburs.
Services at the Emmanuel Episcopal Churi-n
at L'-:ui p, m.
CONROV. On September 14. 1914. DAVID
K. CON ROW. asred Ot years. Late residence,
221 League st. Due notice of funeral will te
xl.cn.
CHUTES" On September 1S.10I4. OEORCE
K. CIUI'FEN. Due notice of the funeral will
be given.
DeCA.Ml. Near Chesterfield. N, J., on Sep
tember 1 1014, OEOROi: II., son of the late
Wordal U, and Cathorlna A. Decamp. In th
Mth year of his ate. Funeral on Kunday, at
- p. m.. from the residence of his brother,
Thomas Decamp. Interment at .lacobstown.
II K ROSSL DOMENICO DE ROSSI, 02 yrs ,
710 South Marshall st.
DEAN On September 14, 1014, OATII-
i.-r. a. utiAiN, wiaow oc vnaries vv,
uean. residence, ou union at. Tii
Ices and Interment strlctlv nrlvat
IIKVIT.V NICOLA DEVITA. 77 eara. 1I1
s hart on st.
BILLON On September 15, 1014. ROBERT
E.. husband ot Norali Dillon (nee Sullivan)
and ton of Luke and Mary T. Dillon. Due
notice of tha funeral lll be given, from
bis parents' residence, 1413 South 1.1th at.
DIVAC LIZZIE DIVAC, 40 years, 1828 N.
18th at.
DOl'GHKRTY. On September 13. 1814. EL
L1E T., widow of John J. Douzhert (nea
Donohue). Due notice of the funeral nil) b
Klven, from her late residence, 1214 Cath
arine at.
IHtUiiOAN ELLEN BRUGQA.V. 70 years.
l&th and .Teffervon fits
EASTLACK. CATHARINE tASTLACK. C5
yttrtit.. 01 lllchmoni' st
ESKIN, ESTHER ESKIN. ..4 years. 812H
Moss St.
i:NON On September 1C. 1014. OER-
THUDE. daughter of William N and Mar
garet Eynon. aged 10 3 ears. Funeral ser
vices on Monday, at 1 p. m , precise!, at her
parents' residence. 14 Kalos St., Wls.-a-
hlekon. Interment private, at Mt. Morifth
Cemetery.
FEINSTEIN. ALBEtlT F.UINBTEIN, IB
yeara, 2245 William at. .
FEI.B8TEIN. Suddenly, on September IT.
1014, CHARLES II., husband of Jeanette,
reldsteln, aged 71 years Relatives .and
friends, al Rappaport,ldire, No. S3. I. O
r. S. of I., are Invited to attend the funerJI.
on Sunday, at 10 o'clock a. m., from his
late residence, Md North Ontario at. Inter
ment Adath Jcshurnn Cemetery.
FINE. ANNIE FINE, 2 years, 203 Beck
street,
FORESTER. JOSEPH rORESTKR,43 years,
1 rm 1 fi. Taney st.
GAEL. CHARLES OAUL, 7 years. B128
Charlen st.
OENAVER. HARRIET OENAVER,B7 years,
24S W. Haines at. A ...
OIIX. On September 14. 1014, at hla late
residence, nod North 41 at St.. PETER, hus
band of Fannie Olll. Due notice of the fu
neral vlll he Itlven.
GOEITERT. on September 10, 1014.MABEL
C, youngest daughter of Mar)' end the late
llernhard aoeprert, in iter istn year, imi
neral services on Sunday at 2 p. m., nt 3I.1S
North Helen Rt. Interment private, at Green
Mount Cemetery
QtfLA.SIC.- HELENA GOLASIC, 2S years,
220 Urown st. Ji. ..
GRANT.-On September in, lttt. THOMAS,
aon of the late Thomas and Maria Cnrrlgati
(nee Grant). Funeral on Monday, nt 8:30
a. m., from .",2in North Philip si. Fotomn
Requiem Maei at St. Veronica' Church at
10 n. in., pre.clely. Interment Old Cathedral
Cemlery, .
OHEEN. ALBERT GREEN. 2 years. 017
Watts at. . . .
OIlEENBEItG. MARY OREENBERG, 1
year. Ml Tree at. ... .., ...
HAI.I.OIVELL. On September 12. 1014. WIL
LIAM, hu-an.l of the late Catharine N.
Hallotvell, aced 71 years. Due nntl;e of th;
funeral n 111 be clven. trnm the residence of
his daushter. 1S4S Van Pelt st.
IIAI'SER WILFRED HAUBER. B2 years.
IIS N. 10th at.
HEI.VEHSON. HARRIET HELVERSON. 00
Searn, 104'! Foulldod at. ...-.
IIEIITER. On September 13, 1014. MAODA
LENA, wlfo of Louis Herler (formerly Eek
nrd), oRed 48 yenrs. Du notice of the fu
neral will be given, fiom her late residence,
1(U7 Rhunk at. . ....
HOLMES. Suddenly, on Ninth Month ISth.
11111, ELEANOR M , Infant ilKiiKhtcr pf
Georue L. nml Mary L. Holmea. aired 111
months. Ftinrral pilvate. on Serond-day,
Ninth Month, 2lit. from parents' residence
near Moorestown. N. .1 ...
HVNSINGEH. On September 13. 1014,
CHARLES O.. nusuami or .nary 1;. nun
slneer (nee Cully), need (10 years. Funeral
on Sunday, at 2 p. m., from his rcsld-nce,
42n Pine st.. Camden. Interment at Ever
green Cemetery.
HUNTER. On September 17, 1014, JULIA
1) n-ldow of Thomas Hunter. Relatives and
friends are Invi'ed to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 2.30 p. in., at the
residence of her on. Thomas II. Hunter. 221
Buckingham Place. Interment at Wood
lanrtB Cemetery.
JEFFERSON. LOVINE JEFFERSON. 0
)ears. 1121 Poplar st.
JOHNSON. On September 17, 1014. 1IARRT
YOST, husband of Elizabeth Johnson- (nee
Wartman). Relatives 11ml friends are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Tucday, at 2 p.
m., from his late realclene. 1J3 louden at.,
Olncy. Interment at Mt Vernon Cemetery.
JUDGE TIIEODOR JUDOE. 01 years, 013
Wood t.
KANE On September 10. 1011. ELLEN.
wife of Michael Kane and daughter of the
late George nnd Bridget Lynch, aged 41 years.
Funeral nn Monday, at 8. .1(1 a. m from 1722
Junlnln St.. Nlcetovvn. High Mass at St.
Stephen's Church nt 10 a. m. Interment at
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
KEILE. Of diphtheria, on September 18,
inn, CATHARINE C. wlfo of Thomas Kclle
and daughter of the Inte James and Rebecca
Lincoln Ilutrhlnscm. P.csldenc, 1017 Filbert
at. Interment nt Mt. Zlon Cemetery, Dnrby
No funeral.
KKLLV. On September 17. 1014. ANNIE
TAGGART KELLY. Funeral on Monday, nt
8:::t a. m.. from IK'S North 23d st. Sol
emn Requiem Mas nt St. Elizabeth's Church
nt 10 a. 111. Interment Holy Cros Cemeterv.
KELLY. On On September 17. 1014. ANN
KEI.I.Y. widow of Patrick Kelly. I-uiiorul
on Monday, at 8:.",0 a. m.. from 23W E.
Hivold st. riotcnm Requiem Mnsa at St.
Ann's Church, at 10 a. m. Interment ut
Holy Croia Cemetery
KELLY. At her residence. 10 South 3d St..
Pleasantvllle. N. J., nn September 17, 1IH4,
MARGARET M. KELLY ineo MaeDomild).
wliow of Tho,Tm3 F. Kollv. Funeral on
Mcndav. at fc-.l'i 11. m., from 1M4 N. Marston
Kt., I'hll.i. High Mass of Requiem at Church
of Moit Prpcloiip Hlind. at 10 n. m. Inter
intnt at Old Cathedral Ccmetory.
KI.ENTNER LAZER KLENTNER.C0 years.
271)11 Fletcher St.
KUKZEKNABE.-On Spptember 18. 1011.
LUDWIO KFHZEKNAIIE. husband of the
late Mary Kurzeknali-. aged 84 years. Fun-rat
H-rvlces on Monday, at 2 p. m., at his
laughter's, residence. 41lii North 8th st. In
terment private, at Mt. Peace Cemetery.
LEATHEIt.MAN. At hla residence. 437
Hhawn at.. Fox Chise, on September 15.
1011. JOsEI'II. husband of Amanda Lenther
man. Due notice of the funeral will be
given.
M UDELL. HARRY LIDDELL. 5 years.
23S3 E. Sergeant st.
l.IPP LOUISA LIPP, 87 years, 2012 North
Vttchcr st.
LLOYD. On Friday. September 18. at her
late residence l'2l Clinton St.. ELIZABETH
GIIIUONS LLOYD, daughter of tho late John
and r.ther R. Lloyd.
Mi'tlFtlHi:.--On September IS. 1014. JOSEPH
MtBRIDi:, son of John C. and Alice M. Mc
Hrld?. aged 11 months 2 weeks. Funernl on
Monday, at 1 .30 p. m.. from the residence of
hlf parents. 2121 Tlorcc St. Interment Holy
crosa uemetery.
MrCANDI.Eb.S. On September 17. 101!.
Dl.IZA. daughter of the late Hutchinson and
Elizabeth McCandlesa. aged OS jcars. The
lelutlves and friends of the family tire In
vited to tttend the funeral set vices, on Mou
dav, the 2tst, at 2 p. 111 , at ner brother's
residence. Thomas II. Jlcf'andless, 21 HI North
2d at , Philadelphia. Interment private, at
North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MII.LER.-SAP.au MILLER, 33 years. 1103
I'ltzwnter ht
MH.l.ltiAN. On September 1S. 1011. CAR
OLINE W, MILLIOAN. Servlcca at her late
residence, .".00 llrjn Mnwr ave.. C)nvd. P.i.,
Monday, September 21, at 2 p. m. Interment
private
MOSriETIL IDA MONTIETH. 30 years,
KM N. 11th Si.
JIORESC1U. VICTORIA JIORESCHI. 6.
cars, 3112 E. lllttenhouse st.
.MORC.NER. On September 17. 1014. RICFf
AltD C. MOR'LNElt. husbund o: ilcdwlg c.
Morgnr Ineo Hertsch). ageil IS )eara. fi.
rerat services on Sunday, at 2 p. in., at 214U
North 3th st. Interment private. Glcmvooa
Cemetery.
MUIJIOLLAND. CATHARINE MELIIOL
LANIi. 4.1 years. 2.-.2U N. Howard st.
MURPHY. MICHAEL MURPHY. 70 yeart.
litif iiien si.
.MURRAY. On September IS. 1014. FRAN
v'lll 11 . husband of the lata Man Mm raj
and sun of the lato Charles and Elizabeth
Murrav Funeral on Tueada), at 8.30 u. in.,
irom 1153 South Clarion st High Mass of
Requiem at St. Teresa's t'huih, ut 10 a. m,
interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv.
NASSANO.-aOn September 17, 1014, FLOR
1'NCE, daughter of Anthony and Virginia
Nas;ano, aged .10 yenrs Fui cral on Mon
day, September 21. 1014 a: S n m , irom
.'i2S N. ilSd a' Solemn Requiem Miss at Ht.
Iionato's church, li.'.th and 1'alK.wlilll st.. at
10 h. m. Interment at Hoi cross Cemetery.
NOC'TON. On September 18. 101 1. THOMAS
1', husband rf the lute i:il;aleth Noiton.
Funeral on Monday, ai h.l'.o a. m.. from
Woodlawn ave.. Aldan, Delaware Count,
Pa. High Mjss at the chiir.'h of the Holy
Fj.lrlt. Miaron Hill. 1M.. at 10 oclui.),. In.
tetnicnl private.
FA11I.S. On September 10. 101 1. ELIZA
J2I.TII, daughter or Alois and ):iUabeth
I'ahtJ. aged VI jeara. Funeral services on
Sjnday, at 2:0(1 p. m , at 21)21 Njrtli Ttt st.
Interment Qieenmount Cemetery.
I'AhCllAI.L. On September 18. 1014. ISAAC
PAoCHALL, aged 7! eais Funeral on
Tuesday, nt 1 p. m . from Newtown Square.
Delaware Count, Pa Interment at Great
Vallev Presb)ter!an I'emetei)
FEELING. CASANDRA PEELING, 83
5 earn. J.3H S. 3d flt.
I'FAFl', On September 15. 1814, of dlph.
thcrla. JOHN c, s.jn of Philip and Anna
I'falt. ot 3S2S Ella st.. aged i )ears. No
i umcimi,
viv.-r. rt, ..frt.-.. it ngw ai cuaries vv. pim ftps t ti I lev riitTT mti ... ..
Dean, residence, sw Union st. Funeral serv- ' l !?,', :'i?;kirh;: PlULLIFS. 4s years,
rOTTS EDWARD POTTS, 13 years. 2012
Turner st.
roWIIERMAKKH. At Atlantic City. N. J.,
oopi-murr ci, itis-t. .iu(aiiai, nusband of
CJalra Powderniaker. aed V.' vrars. Inter.
DEATH!
niFFLB, HOWARD
an.- Arcn st.
niFFLE, 28 ytr.
ROEBLING. At Trenton, N. J., on Septem
ber 17. 11)11, MARGARET GATZMER, Wife
of Ferdinand W. Itoebllnf, Sr. Services at
her late rosldence, 222 West State st i Tren
ton, N. J., on Monday, at It a. ni. Interment
private.
ROGERS. On Monday, September U. 1914,
RACHEL WIBTER. daughter of the, late
William Wynne and Hannah 'Lewis Jwister
and widow of William B. Rogers. Intorment
private.
ROMANO. ANOELO ROMANO, 8 years.
'.as South 0th St.
HYAN. On September 18, 1014. DANIEL
FRANCIS, son of John and Catharine Ryan,
ogod 10 year?. Funeral on Tuesday, at S:30
a. m., from 250 North Robinson st. High
Requiem Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary
Church, at lo a. m. Interment at St. Denis'
OmMery.
SAOENDGIIPII. At her apartments. The
CovlmtUin, on September 18, 1014, MART
VIRGINIA, wife of F. E. Sagendorph. Fu
neral fervlces on Sunday, at 4 P. m., at the
apartments of Oliver H. Balr, I82'i Chestnut
st. Interment at Claverack, N. Y. Staun
ton, Va., and Baltimore, Md., papers please
copy.
SAI.VIN. LOUIS 8ALVIN, 49 years. T39
Moore et.
HANKEY. Suddenly. September 18. 1014.
FRANK A., husband of Mars' J. Sankey and
son or Harry W. and late Ella K, Hanl'rM
"".I'1 "2. '" Helatlvcs and friends, also
police of 20th District, Invited to attend fu
neral, Tuesday, 8:.10 n. m., from his late
residence, BIO N. Vodgea an.. West Phlla.
Solemn .Mass of Requiem, Church of Our
Lady of Vlcton, 10 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery,
SCHAI). On September 17. 1014. EDWARD,
son pf the late Frank and Sophie schad. Fu
neral on Mondav, at 8 a, m.. from the resi
dence of his brother. Bernard Hchad, 127
E?.ln.';rlt;".0 " ,R'" ' Requiem at Holy
jC".".11? church, at 0:30 a. m. Interment Naw
Cathedral Cemetery.
8CIIJVEIGER.-. On September 10, 1914.
LiJl ItiE, widow of Henry Schwelger (nee
Mejer). nged 73 years. Funeral services on
Monday, at 1 30 p. m., at her late resi
dence, 2233 North Uber st. Interment pri
vate, at Northwood Cemetery.
DEATHS
DKATII9
SHOOSMI-ntIn rhlladphlfl, on Bentem
her 17. 1014. MAnOARET. widow of Benja
min sWsmlth, In her Kd yer. Relattrea
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
orvlces, on Sunday, at 2:30 p. m., tit Broth
rhortil Cemetery, Mount Holly, N. .T.
SHULL. DAVID 8HULL. 10 years. 611
North 8th at,
SILBERMAN. GOLDIE fltLBERMAN, 50
vears. fun North 11th at ....
61I.VIH-On September 18. 1014. HUM
HETH E fltLVIS. Due notice of the funeral
will be given.
SIMON. FANNIE SIMON. B0 yean, 140
STABLER. On Beptemb-r 18, 1014, CH AS.
F.. son of Charles O. and Paulino II. Stabler.
aged 20 years. Funeral on Tuesday, at 2:30
p, m., from 2830 Pleasant at., Camden, N.
.1. Interment Bethel Cemetery.
STEWART. MARY STEWART. B5 years,
IBM S. Stlllman at.
STROIIL. On September 10. 1014. PHILIP
.1 , husband of the late Caroline Strohl. In
the 7Bth year of his age rMiierai '-vices
on Monday, at 1 p. in. precisely, nt soil
Arbor et Interment at Hillside Cemetery.
SULLIVAN". At hlRcrejlilMice,R2B Cherry
at., Camden, N. J.. Feet. 13. 1014, JOHN L.
hiiHband of Mary Sullivan, aged 27 years.
Due notice of the 'unral will bo given.
SULLIVAN. KATHARINE SULLIVAN. 20
vears, 1034 Tl'.ompaon st.
TALIIOT. ROXANNA TALBOT. 23 years.
Klin Page st.
TABIIA- SOFIA TAHRA, 8 years. 4B34 Mil
ler st.
TAYLOR. HENRY TAYLOR, CO years, 733
'TEE8E CAROLINE TEESE, C7 jesrs, 22IS
East Cumberland st.
TOLBERT. MADOE TOLBERT. SO year.
1733 Ellsworth et.
TIIEINAN.- CATHARINE TREINAN. 31
years. 2421 E. Boston ave
VEATCII. On September 17. 1011, LAURA,
wlfo of George f Vcatrh (nee Davis). Rela
tives a'ul friends arc Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Monday, September 21,
lit 2 p m , at the residence nf her hit-hand.
413 Carteret et . Camden, N J. Interment
private
WALDNEit On Beptemlyr 17, 1014. CllHtB
TIANA, wlf of Anton aldner (neo )iosihi
naed 67 years. Funeral services on Monday.
at 2 p. m., at her latin home, 2344 Wj
Montgomery ave. Interment private,
WALLAUH. On fleptemlwr IT, 1914. MOSK3
A., husband of the Intfl Bahetta WallaoJ,
aged 77 years. Funeral on Sunday, nt a
in., precisely, from 3412 N Palethorp St.
Interment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
1VALLKR. On Repleraber IT, l9l4,,AMHs
LIA E wlfo of David Waller, aged M yearn.
Train leaves Broad .fet. Station Saturday, h
10 a. m. Interment at Laurel, Del.
U'EATHEIIBV. On fieriiember 18. 1914.
AMANDA WEATItEIlllY. widow of .David
F Weatherby, aged 8l Jcars, Funeral aerv-
Ure on Monday, at 1 P. m., at her lata real
lence, 870 Haddon ave., Camden, N, Jf ln
ferment strictly private.
WIIARTONV-On Heplember 17,1914. AGNErL
widow of Wesley Wharton and daughter of.
1'hlllp and Allco Walsh, nsed 20 years. Fu
neral on Monday, at 8:30 a. m.t from flt
Collom at , Geimantown. High Masn at Br.
Frnnela or Aselal church, nt 10 ft. m. la
terment nt New Cathedral Cemetery.
1VIIITE.- On September 14, 1014. at Mn resl.
d-:nte. on Vossar Square. In At Ian tie City.
.tOsrAII WHITE. In his 74th year. The fu
neril will tal'O place nt his country houso,
Wild Orihard." ntar Cardlnatnn, Philadel
phia, on Fccotnl-day, the 21at Inst., at S
o'clo-k p in. rnrrloge.s will meet relatives
nnd friends at tho Tcrmlnat, OOth and Mar
ket Rls , nfler 2. Hi p m Inlennont private.
WILD. MALLY WILD. 83 years. 2500 North
Water at.
WILDE. On September 10, 101-1, JOSBPlt
WILDE, ngel "(I years. Funeral Sunday, at
2 p. in., from his late residence, Honsall nve..
interment as
Store Opens 8.30 A. M.
I i
Drcxei tills, iirinwnrr- ., x-a. interment as a- a!
Mt. Zlon cemelor: I n
WILLIS-JAKE WILLIS, 34 years. 131T ti
Wood St. ' W
IVII.hGN- At f'enlertnn. N. .T.. on Septem- 83
l.er IS. lull. SAMI r;r., huahand of Msntarot h) '
Wilson, aged Sil )rara. Funeral on Sunday, i MI i
iopteml-r 20. at 1 p. in , fiom Conlertoi.
Interment at Brotherhood Cemcters, Mt. i IB
llolh ft,
ZtlltKIC LOUIS ZUREK. 43 years. 3X ilf
Brown st.
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Monday If
Aimeoiuiinices for
The formal opening' off Fall and Winter millinery, in-
clyding an extensive collection of brilliant new
hats .from the great ateliers of Paris.
(Second Floor, Chestnut)
The opening of a very precious collection off Paris gowns
for yotuing wonienexc!m!sive in America
(Second Floor, Chestnut)
books in a clearaway at U5e, 25c, 50c and 75c, foeinsr
the gathering" up of all the odd lots and left
overs from a nomber of special sales.
Over 6000 books marked at IBc
(Main Floor, Thirteenth)
ment private Norfolk. Baltimore and Wash.
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ltAMALL.--At ins residence of her son.
Howard fc. Randall, at Htuopvllle. Bucks Co.
Pa., o.. Wednesda, September 10, RACHEL
A. RANDALL. wlJow of Itcuhen Itandall.
ased S2 veara S months. Funeral from
Thompson Memorial Churc'i, !.ouer riulebury.
Pa, on Paturdav. f'ept IP, at II a m.
IIKCCAIIIA. DOMENICO RECCARIA. 1
vear. :io2li North Woodstnck at.
KHIN. SARAH REIN. 70 ears. BID South
luth at.
llllKH.IO. On Septemher IS. 1314. FRANK.
husband of c'atharine Hljulto. aned 47 liar.
Fureral on Mondaj. at s "o a. m , tiom 11)28
&uuth hth st Solemn Requiem Mass at ths
Church of SI Nicholas of Tol"ntlno. at 10
a in preclielv. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemtter.i.
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