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EVENING- IiBaTil-RPHILADt3LPirrA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
19, 1914.
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PRESBYTERIANS PLAN FOR.
HOME MISSION CAMPAIGN
Churches Will Seek lo Brtlse Imrgo
Fund for Extension Work.
Elftnorle ptar ra being 'do by the
rrf,by,tr b " wb4 thl autumn to help
"f "!'. budl oV140,000 for homo mis-
,Mfli"nntl church extension of tho de-
Blon? ,Hnn The pastors of nil churches
nomination. e P t (he caugo
to. wnXSSfioM " Sun"3ay' Oo.1?
r,SWgtl..l has bcn set as.do
?'T,bS!!Cl. bSn asked to con
fiCfl.L i mow of the budget for homo
Ulbuate ,0;0,1.,Jio this year. Of this
""tnr. c7per ccnhls to bo toward mis
nmount CO per sbytcry. 10 per cent.
slon w.lK,n wo?k n tile synod and 30
for ",! for national home missions.
PSC,V nre also to bo mndo to collect
iiSttO to 8 used In paying oft mort
tlOO.uw to " . , , s nn() churches dcslr-
sM.ZSne? in "he Philadelphia Prea
lng assistance, in i
rim'rmn.day'schoolls having a total
Sng-'CUy Mission Sunday'' a spe-
Following V. b0 ,10lli Calvury
Cal meet lng H to uo w)U
C'h"rk"on i lo lome mission , work, and
yAeuStrl " on the local field.
VOLUNTEER CHURCH WORKERS
Campaign for Stimulation of Interest
to Bo Waged This Winter.
A campaign for Increased service In tho
A, in? .if voluntccia and paid workers
t,a"iln m, aund ay schools, settlements,
!" V Sd BlrW ' "to. the Young Men's
ftrlitlnn Association, tho Young Worn-
n'. Christian Association and other rc
"." a "organUatlons Is to bo waged dur-,
,Si thr Winter, with many of tho local
Ib,Uom in lBlou and charitable or
fanUaHons,nltlng to further the work.
A Mrmnnent co-operating committee
m formed during this week at a meet
me held In the Central Branch Y. M. C.
A Among the organlzatlona represented
on th? committee are the Uaptls Inst
Jute for Christian Training, Temple , Unl
.vanltr. the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. C. A..
(he educational department .of the Re
formed Church and tho Presbyterian
Board of Publication
SEES BLESSING IN WAR
The Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton Ex
pects Good to Flow From Conflict.
The European war Is going to ba a
Messlnc. In tho opinion of the Rev. Dr.
Charle" Aubrey Ilaton, pastor of the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, Man
hattan ,Now York. In his sermon on Hun
day Doctor Eaton said:
"This war Is the greatest blessing.
When It Is ended the world will be bet-,
ter and more enlightened than It has
been since tho days of Jesus. This Is tho
end of the world of hypocrisy. Tho ago
of selfishness and bigotry Is gone, und,
when t think of those thousands of boys
who have been shot that this might be
accomplished, I feel they have found a
good placo for what they have done
toward It. Lift up your hearts, the dawn
Is breaking."
BLOCKXEY CHURCH MEETING
Social Union Will Hear Address on
"Neglected Field."
The quarterly meeting of tho West
Philadelphia Social Union Is to bo held
at Blockley Baptist Church, Fifty-third
street and AVyalusIng avenue, on Thurs
day evening of next week. Supper will
be served at 6:30 o'clock, and Is to be
followed by an address and conference.
The speaker will be the Rev. H. "Watson
Barrai, pastor of tho Frankford Avenue
BaptUt 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 tho Union,
Is to preside, and It Is expected that tho
church will be overcrowded. In tho Union
thero are men of 22 churches and the
total membership Is about C000.
"GOD OF THIS AGE," HIS TOPIC
The Itev Clarence Larkln, 'Jistor of
Bethany Baptist Church, Fox Chase, Is
preachln; a (eiles of sermons on "Timely
Topics on Dl&pensatlonul Truth." His
subject for tomorrow Is to be "The God
of This Age " Tho special sermons are
to b'i given nt 10:30 o'clock In the morn
ing! through the remainder of this month,
October, November and December.
Will Preach on Revivals
In anticipation of the visit of "Billy"
Sunday, tho baseball evangelist, to this
city during the early part of 1915, the
Jlev. Jame.H Ramsay Swain, pastor of
the Woodland Presbyterian Church, 42d
and Pine streets. Is to preach n series
of sermons on Sunday evening on "The
Itevlvals of Hlstury."
Church Greatly Improved
During the summer tho Temple Presby
terian Chur.h, Franklin and Thompson
treets. bus been greatly improved. The
interior has been repainted and clecora
ii 1 t,ie Rrecnhtone walls on the out
side have been completely refaccd with
Lk catlnK' "t a patented cement that
sues the edillce tho appearance of - a
urownstone structme. Tho Rev. Dr. Wlll
um Dayt,,,, Uobc.rts ,)astri announces
iV,iitle ?utu"" work is Tatarting hope
uuy. and li. anticipates a busy und suc
cessful winter's labor.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jtlph piuhunj. J7,n jj, r,ih St.. and Ela M
Editt' it11 ,,,unl""r ''"rk i ' M
Sv ys-us & nuby -
E Lues jYi, m71,' M,I'MB ' and Mary
Elrrcr v .n Mt'lroe .
fharlotu v i'.mMr- Untk''''. Pa., and
ofyi MttryE-
rioren?a' r'ft', -s" " Ja.y t. and
, K.a ij,n-'1'.s Alber ' and Anna
John J 'Bm'tr 5 o')11'1'""' t-
c?'l' J. SIt('rn.ti ''i.!? ..Tliomiifcon nt.
lit SRW i M5innnJ. " SiJlPlKlaz"
i.7S:i i?nohoe. "ivti-1. V..""."'nur."
Mi..".? 'lirun. 3H1I m7;.-.. '- ""u "'
3Mih-.
muiakSw s "Mole .t '" ana ",n
5KS SpVr1 " una E,"m,l
ank r wiiiini til1 ' hlJth ae.
fcird eil vn' I?13 Wulton me.
"as SS2, Sr" c,,y- aa.wi.
li?y"" it ' N 5tl1 " "n Kdlth Loes-.
3"v,ooa,t-aDdT,re"
R""o! t?y N J'IP.rU"tP" '- on'1 J-"0
t Ml. iirr, Alrjr " Uelea B- "o1"
TOURIST GLAD TO GET HOME
Dr. Lewis Lautenbach Didn't Find
Rest Tliero ns Expected.
Dr. Louis J. Lautenbach, of 33 South
Sixteenth street. Is homo front Europo
and Is exceedingly glad. Ho made the
trip to get a little rest. He did not find
the journey a quieting one.
When the war hroko out Dr. Lauten
bach was In Holland. Tourists Immedi
ately became objectionable characters. It
was Intimated to him that tho Govern
ment of Holland would be pleased If he
quitted tho country. Dr. Lautenbach left
Holland In a baggage car. Ho finally
managed to reach London. Ho had money
equivalent to a cohple of American dol
lars and thero was no hopo of Retting
more, as the banks were closed and
checks wore not honored.
Dr. Lnutenbach happened to bo known
nt a London hotel, whero ho was
housed until he could get money and
passn'go hack to tho United Stales. In
London Dr. Lautenbach Bald his name
was not popular. Ho was looked upon
with suspicion, as many persons bclloved
ho was n German.
GERMAN DAY WILL BE
DEVOTED TO PRAYERS
No Patriotic Celebration This Year
In Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19,-German pay
In Washington this fall will bo observed
as a day of prayer, and all Germans In
Wnatilnntnii v irnthor tn MltlrpllPS. Tills
announcement wns made today by Martin
Wlegand, president of the United Ger
man Societies. The willingness of tho
Gcrmuns to meet exactly tho spirit of
President Wilson's request for observance
of strict neutrality In this country led
to tho abandonment of the usual patriotic
nnlMirnllnn.
President Wilson Is much gratlflcd by
tho nation-wide rcsponso to his proclama
tion designating, at the suggestion of tho
Puiilio LEDOEn, Sunday, October i, as
"a day of prayer for peace."
BAPTJiFcONVENTION
Young People's Union Proparlng for
Meeting in October
Plans aro bolng made for tho second
autumn convention and rally of the West
District Baptist Young People's Union,
which will bo held on October 17. Tho
board of managers Is to decide on tho
place for tho meeting tonight.
Lloyd Parkinson, who represented tho
district at tlie national convention In
Kansas City this summer, Is to mako his
report at the rally. Plans for Increased
Interest among the young peoplo of
West Philadelphia In social service will
be discussed.
DEATHS OF A DAY
J. E. SULLIVAN- BURIED
Many Mourn As Lato A. A. U. Sec
retary is Laid nt Rest.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. More than 100,
000 -schoolboys stood In line and Hags at
all schools In the city were at half-mast
today, when the body of James E. Sulli
van, lato secretary of tho Amnteur Ath
letic Union, was taken through the
streets of New York. After services were
held at tho Catholic Church of St.
Aloyslus. the body was taken to Calvary
Comctcry for burial.
The Executive Committee of the A. A.
U. attended tho funeral In a body. Mes
sages of condolence 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. ID. Mrs. Frank
Leslie, publisher, editor and uuthor, died
last night nt her homo at tho Bherman
Squaro Hotel. She had been In falling
health for nbout six weeks. Miss Mar
querito Linton Glentworth the writer,
was with her when she died.
The Baroness de Bazusm, as Mrs. Leslie
preferred to be known, was born In New
Orleans, La., In 1SJ1. She was of an old
French Huguenot family. Her father
gave her a liberal education at his home,
tutoring her principally In French, Span
ish, Italian, German and Latin. At the
age of 13 she began writing for publica
tion, and her work attracted somo atten
tion, notably that of Henry Sartor, who
woa known by his pen name of Frank
Leslie.
Shs married Mr. Leslie, and when ho
died In 1SS0, leaving his estate J300.000 In
debt and his 16 publications In the hands
of trustees, his wife undor the law as
sumed the name of Frank Leslie and
took personal charge of the business.
By her personal management sho suc
ceeded in placing the properties on a
paying basis.
In the middle eighties Mrs. Leslie mar
ried William Wilde, a brother of Oscar
Wilde. She later obtained a divorce from
him.
J0SIAH WHITE
Atlantic City Pioneer and Founder
of the Marlborough-Blenheim.
ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 19.-JosIah
Whltp, president of Joslah White & Sons
Company, nlso founder and principal
owner of tho Marlborough-Blenheim Ho
tel, died yesterday at his residence, on
Vassur tlquure, here, Ho wus 71 years
old.
Mr. White was one of a band of pioneer
hotel men who early In the SO's Inaug
urated the winter and spring seasons nt
the shore, Atlantic City having been prior
to that tlmo a summer resort solely. Ho
erected the Hotel Luray, which was
desttoyed by fire In 1002. In 1885, with
Ills three sons, he built the Marlborough
and six years later the Blenheim, of
which they have remained owners and
managers ever since.
Mr. White was a Friend and hla an
cestors were prominent members of this
lellgious society In New Jersey und Penn
sylvania. In 1662 Mr. Whito married Mary Klrby
Allen, of Haddonfleld. N. J. Mr. White
and the late Clement A. Grlacom and
Ituae H. Clothier, and7 the three girls
whom they respectively married were
intimate filends and each of these three
couples lived to celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary.
Mr. White is survived by his widow
and six children.
BRINGING MRS. CR0KER HOME
Body of Former Tammany Chieftain's
Wife on Way Across Atlantic,
ROME. 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. (formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland) and
party; Mrs. W. II. Blsaell and Howard
Croker and his sisters, who aro taking
the body of their mother to New York
fur burial.
Mrs. Croker was the wife of Richard
Croker, formerly the Tammany Hall
leader In New York. She died recently
In Austria.
ELIZABETH G. LLOYD
Elizabeth Gibbons Lloyd died yesterday
at her homo, 924 Clinton street. She was
the daughter of the late John and Esther
II. Lhjyd.
FUNERAL OF MRS. A. A. CLOUD
The funeral of Mrs. Ada A. Cloud,
widow of the late Albert A. Cloud, was
held this morning. Interment was tn
iurel Hill Cemetery, with the Episcopal
Church service at the grave. Mrs. Cloud
was 73 years old. Sue died last Wed
nesday at Wlldwood, N J. She was) the
daughter of the lato Congressman John
Hickman. She wai horn at West Chester,
but had lived most of her life at New
York city.
DR. MATTHEW C. FARRELL
Dr, Matlhew Comnr Farrell, a dentist,
died yesterday at tho home of his
brother, Bernard W, Farrell, 1829 South
fcSth street, In. his 33d year. Dr. Farrell
was graduated from the Pennsylvania
Dental College six years ago, but for
tho last two yenrs had been too 111 to
pursue his practice. His death came as
tho result of a nervous breakdown that
was first brought on by ovqrstudy when
at college. Ills widow survives.
DR. MAHLON H. DEARY"
ALLENTOWN, Pa., Sept. 19.-Dr. Mali
Ion H. Henry. 74 years old, physician,
lawyer and Civil Wftr veteran, died yes
terday. He served In the 12Sth Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, and was one of the
orators at the dedication of the Pennsyl
vania monument on the battlefield of An
tletnm. For a time, after tho war, he
lived In Missouri. Ho owned considerable
property, and had a beautiful winter
homo In Florida nlmost within a stone
throw of that of William Jennings Bryan.
E. H. BERKHEIMER
ailTTYSBURG, Pa., Sept. l'J.-Einnnucl
II. Beikhelmer, Register nnd Recorder
of Adams County, was found dead In bed
yesterday. A cripple for years, he slipped
and fell on tho Icy pavements lant wlntrr,
Buffering additional Injuries from which
ho never recovered. Ho was elected
Register nnd Recorder hi 1911 on tho
Democratic ticket without opposition. He
was 37 yearn old and leaves a wlfo and
two children.
CATHARINE 0. KEILE
Cnthnrlno C. Kelle, 62 years old, dlnd of
diphtheria nt her home, 1617 Filbert
street, yesterday. Sho Is survived by her
husband, a teamster, 1S0C Filbert street.
MRS. CAROLINE WILT
CENTRE VALLEY, Pa.. Sept. 19.-Mrs.
Caroline Wilt, S9 years old, wlfo of James
Wilt, died after an Illness of 21 hours of
apoplexy. Her husband, a retired hotel
man, who Is In his 97th year, Is tho old
est voter In Lehigh County. On August
23 Mr. and Mrs. Wilt celebrated their 71st
wedding anniversary. She leaves four
children.
MARY VIRGINIA SAGENDORPH
Mary Virginia Sagendorph died yester
day nt her home In tho Covington Apart
ments, after an Illness lasting thiough
n period of flvo years. Burial will bo
at Clavrrlck, N. Y., hor former home.
Sho Is survived by her husband, F. E.
Sagtndorph.
EDWARD BROCK
Edward Brock, a Republican worker,
died yesterday at Ills home, 3613 North
22d street, from un attack of heart dis
ease. Ho was 6S years old and had been
III for nearly tvo years. His widow
survives.
ApUOIjIAIIO. FIETRO AGUGLIAUO.l year.
ll'Ji Annln st.
AI.EVATA. PASQUALE ALEVATA. 1 year.
' sil 1'lerco rt.
AI.TINfi. SUSAN ALTING. 00 years. 1831
Judson st.
Al'KU On September 18, 1014. MARY, wife
or llenrv Apel. Funeral on ilonilny, at II i.
m., from her Into residence ai',2 South
neeeliwood t. Interment at Trinity Lutheran
Church Cemetery.
AYI..MF.H. On September 12, 1014. MARY
AYLMBR. Oue notlco of the funeral will b
liven, from her late residence, 401S Warra
at.. ITest Philadelphia.
IJAI.DWIN. At hla renldence. 211 North Ma
plo ave.. Lansdowne. Ta.. on September '3.
1H14. JOHN C. BALDWIN, med 72 year!
Funeral nrvlccs nnd Interment privatH.
Providence (It. I.) papers plcaas codv.
HUnCKMAN. IIAItUY BEECKMAN. 12
yenrs. nil North Philip st.
HKUNIIARIIT. ANNIE BERNHARDT. 20
years. 122 Haney et.
BLOCK. On September IT. 1014. IGNATZ.
husband of Ea Illoch. In hla 71t je.ir.
ItelutUea und friend, nlso Ilappanort Lodsr.
No. .IS. I. O. P. H. of I : llnr Hlnal LodSe!
Nci. 8, I. O. n. H., nnd also I.eah I.oiIrc. are
Invited to attend the tuneral, on Sunday, at
10 n. m., from the parlors of Emanuel Aaher
t Son, 1002 Diamond st. Interment nt Aclath
Jeshurun Cemetery. Kindly omit doners
ni.OMKU On September 18, 1014. KLIZA
IIETH UI.OMEII. wife of Charles Hloiner.
nged 0.1 years. Funeral services on Monday,
at 1 p. m.. at her late residence. ISH North
3d st. Interment private, nt Westminster
Cemetery.
IH.l'M HARAH BLUM, 8 years. 221 North
Jtandolph at.
1IIII 1-rilN. CHARLES BRITTON, SO years.
1S22 Hnuth 2d st.
BROCK. On September 18. 1914. EDWARD,
husband of Evelyn J. IJrock. nurd US years.
Relatives and friends arn Invited to attend
tho funeral services, on Monday, at a n. m.
nreplsely, at his lnte residence, .'Stllli North
22d st. Interment private.
IIUOU'N SARAH BROWN. 32 years. 344S
Iiodlne st.
Bl'RNS. On September 17. 1914, ANNA A.,
widow of Thomas F. Ilurns. itelatlves and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral, nn
Tuesday, nt 2 p. m.. from her lato residence,
2CI7 Ilraddock st. Interment private, at bast
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CAMPION. On September 18. 1014. RICH
ARD M-, hufband of Mnry Cnmpl in. Fu
neral on Tuesday, nt h'.IO a m . from his
lnte residence, Francis ae. Ambler, Pa.
lteiiulem Mao at M Anthony's Church,
Ambler at ! a. m. Interment at West
minster Cemetery.
C1IAHMKTSKI WALTER CHARMETSKI.
I year 0 months. SIS N. Capitol st.
Cl.Kdd On September IV. 1014. ANNIE,
wife of James L'Ickk. Relatives nnd friends
are Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Sunday, at 2 p. m . at her late home, ltluT
North 2Hth st. Interment private.
COI.I.INS. FRANCIS COLLINS. 3 years.
SOth and Lesser ave.
COSILY On September 18. 1914. FRANK
LIN II. COMI.Y Funeral on Mnndaj, the
21st Inst., at 1 :,10 n. m.. from his late rest.
dence, S038 Frankford ave., Holmesburg.
Services at the Emmanuel Episcopal Churih
at 2:30 p. m.
CONItOW. On September 14, 1014. 6AVID
K. COKROW, aced 4 years. Late residence,
224 League st. Due notice of funeral will te
Klven.
CHIPPKN. On September 18,1914, OEOROE
E. CUIPI'EN. Due notice of the funeral will
tie given.
ReCAMl. Near Chesterfield, N. J., on Bap-
Member 1H. 1014, GEOItaE II.. son of the la:
Wordal II. and Catharine A UeCnmp, in tin
54th year nf his age. Funeral nn Sunday, at
2 p. m., from the residence of his brother,
Thomas DeCump. Interment at Jacobstown.
IIK ROSSI DOMENICO DE ROSSI, 02 yrs ,
710 South Marshall st.
IIKAN On September 14, 1014. CATII-
ARINE A. DEAN, widow of Charles W.
Dean, residence, WW Union st. Funeral serv.
Ices and Interment strictly private
IJnviTA. NICOLA DEVITA. 77 years. 1119
Wharton at
DH.I.ON. On September 15. 1914. ROBERT
E.. husband of Norali Dillon (nee Sullivan)
ar.d con of Luke and Mary T Dillon. Due
notice of the funeral will be riven, from
his parents' resllence, 1413 South 13th st
DIVAC LIZZIE DIVAC. 40 years, 1820 N.
18th st.
noi'GHKRTY. On September 13. 1014. EL
LIE T., widow of John J. Dougherty (nee
Donohue). Due notice of the funeral will be
Slven, from her late residence. 1211 Cath.
arlne st.
DUlHiOAN ELLEN DRUGaAN. 70 years.
lKth and fefferson sts
EA8TLACK. CATHARINE IrASTLACK, 55
M. s. 0 ' lehmonct M
ESKIN ESTHER ESKIN. 4 years. S12J
Moss st,
KVSOS On September 10. 1014. OER.
TRUDE. daughter of William N. and Map
Earet Enon. aged 10 years. Funeral ser
vices on Monday, at 1 P. m , precisely, at her
parents' residence. 174 Kalos st., Wlssa-
DEATHS
Mckon. Interment private, at Ml. Morls.li
lEINSTKIN. ALBERT FI5INSTEIN, 18
years. WIS William st ,
FEI.DS'tEIN. Suddenly, on September IV
1014. CHARLES It., husband of; Jeanette
FelAsteln, aged 71 years. Relatives and
friends, also Rnppa port, Lodse, No. M, I. ').
f. fl. of I., nre Invited lo Attend (he funeril
on Sunday, at. in o'clock a. m.. from his
lale re'ldtnce. IMrt North Ontario st. Inter
ment Adnlh Jeshurun Cemetery.
1INE.ANNIE FINE. 2 years, 203 Reck
rORESTF.R. JOSEril FORESTKR.43 years,
inni s, Taney st. ... .IMi
OAI'I. CHARLES GAUL. T years. 612
OKNAVKli.' HARRIET GENAVER.B7 years,
24R W Haines st.
OII.L. On Sentembfr 14. 1914, nl hie lats
residence. HUS North 41st st.. PETER, hus
band of Fannie mil. Due notice of Hie fu
neral III he clven. .,... i.,.
OOKri'KIIT. On September in, 1014 MABEL
C jouncest dnuahter of Mnry, nnd the lnte
Rernhnrd Goepfert. In her tsth year. Fu
nernl services nn Sunday, at 2 p. m., nt 3138
North Htlen st. Interment private, nt Green
Mount Cemetery.
t.AXIC HELENA OOLABIC. 28 years.
GRANT. On September 10. 1014. THOMAS,
son of (he late Thomas and Maria Cnrrlitnn
(nee tlrnnt). Funeral on Monday, nt R:an
n, m., from .12ir. Notlh Philip st. Solemn
Requiem Mas nt St. Vtrenlca's Church M
10 a. in., precisely. Interment Old Cathedral
CVmplpry
GREEN. ALBERT GREEN 2 years. 017
OIlKENnKntJ. MARY GRifENBERCI. 1
yenr. rc:n Tree st. ,
IIAI.I.OWKM.. On September 12. I014.WI1
1.1 AM. Iiusi-nnd of the lale Callmrln; N.
Hnllmvell, nped 71 yenrs. Due notice of the
funeral will be Riven. Jrnm the residence of
his damrhter. 1R4K Van Pelt at.
HAI'sr.lI WILFRED 1I.VUSER. r.2 years.
IIKI.VTIHWN. HARRIET HRLVBR80N, 00
jenrs, 104.1 Foulkrod st. ...-.
HRIITEK. On September 13, 1014. MAO-DA-LENA,
wife of Louis Herter (formerly Cck
nrd). need 18 years. Due notlco of the fu
nernl will be Riven, ftom her lato residence.
irj37 Phunk st. . .. ....
1IOI.M ES.--Suddenly, on Ninth Month 18th.
11114. ELEANOR M. Infant daufthler of
GcnrBP I. nnd Mary . L Holmes, aged 10
months. mnrral prlvnte. on Second-day,
MMh Month, 21st, from pnrentV fcMdenec.
nenr Monrestuwn, N. .1 . .,,
IM'NHINOKH.-On September 13. 1014,
CHARLES G husband nf Mnry 13. Hun-elns-er
(nee Cully), nueil fill years Funcrnl
on Sunday, at 2 p. in., from his residence,
42.'i Pine st.. Camden. Interment nt Ever
green Cemetery. ......
HUNTER. On September 17, 1014. JULIA
1) widow of Thonins Hunter, Relatives and
friends nre Invl'ed to nttend the funcrnl
services, on Monday, at 2.30 p. m.. at the
residence of her son, ThomaB II. Hunter, 221
Iluiklmrham Place, Interment at Wood
law's Cemetery.
JEFFERSON. I.OVINE JEFFERSON. 0
j ears. 1121 Poplar st.
JOHNSON. On Septemher 17, 1014, HARRY
YOST, husband of Elizabeth Johnson (nee
Wartman). Relatives and friends arc Invited
tn attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 2 p.
in., from his late residence, 1 15 Louden at..
Oincy. Interment nt Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
iriMIK. THEODOR JUDGE. 01 years, 013
Wood St.
KANE. On September 18, 1014. ELLEN,
wife of Michael Kane and dauehter nf the
late George nnd rirldfret Lynch, nged 41 years.
Funeril on Monday, nt 8:30 a. m.. from 1722
Junlatii St.. Nlcetnun. High Moss at St.
Stephen's Church nt 10 n. m. Interment ut
Holy Sepukhre Cemetery.
KKILE. Of diphtheria, on September IS,
1011. CATHARINE . vvlfo of Thomas Kelle
nnd daughter nf the late James nnd Rebecca
I.liunln Hutchinson. Residence, HU7 Filbert
St. Interment at Mt. Zlon Cemetery, Darby
No funeral.
KELLY. On September 17. 1014. ANNIE
TAGOAKT KELLY. Funeral on Monday, at
8:30 u. m.. from IS.'.H North 23d st. Sol
emn Requiem Mass at.St. Ellznbeth's Church
nt 10 n. m. Interment Holy Cms Cemetery.
KELLY. On On September IT. 1014. ANN
KKI.I.Y. widow of Patrick Kcllv Funeral
n Monday, nt 8:30 a. m., from SKIM) E.
lbi'Old st. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.
Ann's Church, at 10 a. m. IiiUnnent lit
Holy Crn.s Cemetery
KELLY.- At her residence. 10 South 3d St.,
I'lensHntvllle, N. J. on Svptembrr 1". 1014.
MAR'IARET M. K1CLLY (nco MncDonald).
widow of Thonins I". Kelly. Funeral on
Mrndnv. nt :." n. m., from 1M4 N. Mnrston
st.. I'lilla Rich Mnss of Requiem at Church
of Most Precious llliod, at 10 h. m. Inter
ment nt Old Cathedral Cemetery
KI.KNTNEIC LAZER KLENTNEI1.6C years.
27110 Fletcher st.
Kni.EKNAUE. On September 18. 1014,
I.Clitt in KL'IlZEKNAlli:, huslund of tho
late Marj Kurzeknabe. aged 81 years. Fu
neral services on Monday, nt 2 p. m.. at hit.
daughter's residence. 4tir North 8th st. In
terment private, at Mt. Peace Cemetery.
L.EATHF.RMAN. At his residence. 437
lthawn ft Fox Chase, on September 15.
1U14, JOSEPH, husband of Amanda leather
man. Due notice of the funeral will be
Blven.
I.I I) DELL. HARRT LIDDELL, 5 years.
2353 E. Sergeant st.
I.IPP. LOUISA LIPP, 37 years. 2012 North
.ViiBCher at.
I.I.OYI). On Friday. September 18. nt her
lale residence l'2l Clinton st.. ELIZABETH
GIIIIIONS I.I.OYI). daughter of the late John
and Fsther n. Lloyd
.MrllltlHE. On September 18, 1014, JOSEPH
McnitlDE, son of John C. and Alice M. Mo.
HrldJ. aged 11 months 2 weeks. Funeral on
Monday, at 1 :3() p. m., from the residence of
his parents, 2121 Pierce st. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
McCANDLESS. On September IT. 1814.
ELIZA, daughter of the late Hutchinson nnd
Elizabeth SIcCnndless, aged OS years. The
relutlves nnd friends of the family are In
vited to attend tho funeral services, on Mon
da, tho 21st, at 2 p. in. at htr brother's
residence. Thomas H. McCandless, 214tl North
2d St.. Philadelphia. Interment private, at
North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MILLER. SARAH MILLER. 35 years, 1103
Fltrvvuter st.
MILLIOAN. On September 18. 1014. CAR
OLINE W. MILLIOAN. Services at her lute
residence, 300 Rryn Mavvr ave., Cynwyd, Pa..
Monday, September 21, at 2 p. in. Interment
private.
MON riETII IDA MONTIETH. 30 years,
.1211 N. 11th st.
.MORESCH1. VICTORIA MORESCHI. S.
years. 5.12 E. Rlttenhouse St.
MORGNER On September 17. 1014. RICH
ARD C. MOIPINEIS. husband nf liedvvlg c.
Mcrgner (nee Hertsrh), aged 41 years. hi
nernl services on Sunday, nt 2 p. m.. at 2u4tl
North .1th st. Interment private GlcnwuoC.
Cemetery.
M1'I.II(ILI.AND. CATHARINE 3IUI.HOI.
I.ANI). 43 vrars. 2.11'U N. Howard st.
3irRI'IIY. MICHAEL MURPHY, TO years.
271111 Helen st.
31UHRAY. On September 18. 1014. FRAN
CIS II.. husband of the late Mary .Mil raj
and son nf the lato Charles ami KUznbetl.
Murray l-unerai on Tuesuny, at ;iu a m..
I Mm ll.l'l South Clarion st High Mass of
Requiem at St. Teresa's Church, at 10 a m.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
NASSANO. On September IT. 1014, FLOR
FNCE. daughter of Anthony and Virginia
NaBsano, aged rift years. Fui ernl on Mon
day, September 21. 1014 a; B a m., from
r.JS N. iVid st Solemn Requiem Mass at St.
Iionato's Church. OSth and Callow lilll sts., at
10 a. m. Interment at Holv Cross Cemeter),
NOCTON. On September 18. 1014. THOMAS
P . husband nf the late Elizabeth Norton
Funeral on Monday, at 8 .'10 a m . from
vvoouiawn ave., Ainan, Delaware county.
Pit. High Mass at the Church of the Holy
SjUrlt, Sharon Hill. I'a., at 10 o'clock. In
terment private
FAIII.S. On September 16. 1014. ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Alois and Elizabeth
I'ahls, aged 21 years. Funeral services on
Sunday, at 2:30 p. m., at 2H21 North 7tk- st.
Interment Greenmount Cemetery.
PAhCHALL. On September 18, 1014, ISAAC
I'AhCIIALL, ai;ed 78 ears Funeral on
Tuesday, at 1 p. m.. from Newtown Square,
Delaware County, Pa Interment at Great
Valtev Presbyterian Cemeten.
PEELING. CABANDRA PEELINO. 85
sears, LIU S. 3d et.
I'FAFF. On September 15. 1014, of dlph
thorla, .'OIIN O , sun of Philip and Anna
1'faff. of 352S Ella St., aged 5 years. No
funeral
PHILLIPS LILLIAN PHILLIPS, 48 years,
21.12 North Natrona st.
POTTS. EDWARD POTTS. 13 yeara, 2013
Turner at.
I'OWDKUM.VKER At Atlantic City. N. J..
Septwnt.er 17. 1011, ABRAHAM, husband of
Claire Powdermaker, aged V.' teur inter
mem private Norfolk, naltlmoro and Wash.
Ington papers please copy
RANDALL. At tn residence of her son.
Howard E Randall, at Stoopvllle, Rucks Co .
Pa., on Wednetdav September IB, RACHEL
A. RANDALL, widow of Reuben Randall,
nged S2 jeara 8 months, Funeral from
Thompson Memorial church. Lower Solebury.
Pa., on Saturday. Sent 10, at 11 a m.
RECCARIA. DOMENICO RECCARIA, 1
ear, 3(i2ti North Woodstock st.
RKIN-.SARAII REIN. 70 years, 610 South
10th at.
RIDOI.FO. On Bsptember 15. 1814. FRANK.
husband of Catharine Itldolfo, dged 47 ear.
I.irai-fil rn Vtnmlai ... fcl tn . ... . .....a
South bth st Solemn Requiem Mass at the
Church of St. Nicholas of Tolentlna. at 10
a. in. precisely. , Interment at Holy Crvoj
Cemetery.
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ROKllLtNG At Trenton, N. J., on Septem
ber 17, 1014, MARGARET OATZMEIl, wife
of Ferdinand W, Rocbllng, Br, Services nt
.her late residence, 222 West State St., Tren
ton, N. J on Monday, at It a. m. Interment
private.
IIOOKRS. On Monday, September 14, !!.
RAVHEL WISTEn, daughter of the late
Wllllsm Wynne nnd Hannah Lewis W later
nd widow of William D. Rogers. Inlermenl
prlvnte.
ROMANO. ANGEt.O ROMANO. 8 years.
035 South Olh st. . ...,
IIYAN. On September 18. 1014. DANIEL
FRANCIS, son nf John and Catharine Ryan,
aged 10 tears. Funeral on Tuesday, at 8:30
a, m , from 250 North Robinson st. High
Requiem Mnss at Our l.ndy of the Rosary
Church, nt 10 a. m. Interment at St, Denis'
Cemrtery.
SAGENDOItl'H. At her apartments. The
Cnvlnnton, on September 18, 1014. MARY
VIHOINIA, wife of F. E. Psgendorph. Fu
ncral services on Sunday, nt 4 p. m., at tho
apartments of Oliver II. Hair, 182fi Chestnut
st. Interment at Claverack, N Y. Staun
ton, Va., and Baltimore, Md., papers please
copy '
8AI.VIN. LOUIS SALVIN. 40 yenrs, 73S
Moore st.
IUNKK1 Suddenly, September IS. 1011.
FRANK A husband of Mary J. Sankey and
son of Harry W. and lato Ella I -tnK
aged 32 years. Relatives and frlen.t. also
pollen of 20th District, Invited tn nttfnd f't
neril, Tuesday, S'lo n m , from his late
residence. MO N. Vodgrs st . West Phlli.
Solemn Mass nf Requiem, Church of Our
Lady of Victory, 10 n. in. Interment Holy
Cros Cemetery,
SCHAII. On September 17. 1014, EDWARD,
son pf the late Frank and Sophie sehnd. Fu
neral on Monday, at 8 a, m.. from the reel
denro of Ids brother. Bernard Frbad, 127
BalnhrlrtRe st Mass of Requiem at Holv
Trinity hnrrh, nt n-30 n. m. Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery.
Ht'llWllHIKR. On September 10. 1014,
Mil ISE, widow of Henry Schwelger (ne.'
Mever), aged 71 jeara Funerai rervlcea on
Momlay, at 1 30 p. m., nt her late resi
dence, 22.11 North L'ber st. Interment pri
vate, at Northwood Ccmetry.
DEATHS
SHOOSMITH-tn VYAipMf. "nPJSVJ;
her 17, 1014. MARGARET, widow ' gen)'
mln Shoo.mllh, In her Md year, nallvys
and friends are Invited Ui ltcnd the funeral
services, on Bunday, at 2:30 . m.. at Broth
erhnnd Cemetery, Mount Holly. . ' aM
SlltM.. DAVID AHULL. 10 years. 611
North nih t.
SII.HEIIMAN OOLDIB . SILHERMAN. B0
inre. tun North llth st -.,,
6II.VIS. On September 18. )J4.'i.-A?,.i
lir.TH tl. SILVlS. Dne notice or tho funeral
will be RRen.
SIMON. FANNIE SIMON. B0 yenrs. 140
STAnLER. On September 18. 1014. CIIAS.
F., son nf Charles O. and Pauline R. Btabler,
nged 20 yenrs. Funeral on Tuesday, nt 2 30
p, m., from 2830 Pleasant st., Camden, N.
J. Interment Hcthel Cemetery.
STFAVART. MARY STEWART, Bfl years,
t.122 S. Stlltmnn st.
STROIII- On September 10. Pt. ViUlAP
.( , luiaimml or (he, late Caroline Strohl In
the 7th yenr of his nge. runeml rl'7;
!.n Monln'y at 1 I-. m. trec'sely. nt 1011
Arbor st Interment at Hillside Cemetery.
SltrTl.IVAN. At bis residence., 321 Cherry
st.. Camden N. J.. Sent. 11. lot 4, WIINI.,
hulbnnd of Mary Sullivan, aged 2T years.
Duo notice of tho 'unernl will ho given.
SULLIVAN. KATHARINE BULLIVAN. 20
jears, 10.11 Tromrson st.
TAL1JOT. ROXANNA TALROT. 23 years,
lulu Page st.
TARIIA. SOFIA TAIIRA, 8 years, 4534 Mil
ler st.
TAYLOR. HENRY TAYLOR, CO years. 733
TE?!Sl CAROLINE TEESE, 57 years. 2213
. n.-.t...lnnri at
l.aoi mui.c.iMin. dv.
lOMlERT MADGl'
l,;n i;uswonn si.
TREINAS. CATHARINE
V(nrs, 4il. l.. itosion avr
TOLBERT, 30 years.
TREINAN. 31
HATCH. On September 17. 1011. LAURA,
vvl(n of Georee f . Vcntrh (nee Dnvls) llcla
tlvei n'ld frlcrds nre Invited tn nttend the
fun rI services, on Mnndnv. September 21,
nt 2 p. in., nt the rwlrtor.p or her husbnnd.
413 Carteret St., Camden, N J. lntcrmtnt
pilvntc
DEATHS
WALDNEIL On September 17, 1914. CIIRIfl
riANAj wlff, of Anton .Waldner (ne Hosch),
nsirt nV years. Tuneral scrv ces on Monday,
at 2 p. mV, at b?r late home, ,2344 Wsl
Montgomery ave. Interment private.
WALf.Aflir.--On September IT, 1014, MOSEa
A., Husband of the laJB Babette Wallach,
need 77 years. Funeral on Bunday. at 2 p.
m., precisely, from 8412 N. Palethorp st.
Interment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
WALLER. On September 17, 1014, AME
LIA E., wife of Dnvld Waller, nged M I years.
Train leaves Broad St. Station Saturday, at
10 n. m. Interment nt Laurel. Del.
WKATIIKHIIY. On September 18. 1014.
AMANDA WEATHEHllY, widow nf .David
F WeatherM, nged. 81 years. Funeral service-
on Monday, nt 1 p. m., at her late real
dence, 870 Haddon nve. Cnmden, N. J, In
te'ment strlrtly private.
MIIARTON-On September 17.1014. AGNES.
widow or Weslev vvhnrton und daughter of
Philip nnd Allro Wnlsh, nged 20 yenrs. Fu
nernl on .Monday, nt 8 30 n. m.. from 4(1.
Cnllom St., Oermantovvn. High Mass at Bt.
Franrls of As-lsl chiirrh. nt 10 a. m, In
terment at New ralhedral Cemetery.
WHITE On September 14, 101 1, nt his resi
dence, on Vftssnr Square. In Atlantic City,
JOSIAH WHITE, In bis 74th year Tho fu
neral will lake plnco nt his country bouse,
Wild fJrrhard." near Cardlngton, Philadel
phia on Second-day, tho 21 at Inst., it J
o'elo-k l. m Carriages will meet relatives
nnd friends at the Terminal, r.flth and Mar
ket sts.. after 2 in p. m. Interment prlvnte.
WILD. -MAI.LY WILD, 83 yenrs, 2,-iCO North
Water t.
Hit. HE On September 10. 1014. JOSEPH
WI1.HE, nirc I 70 ears. Funeral Sunday at
2 ii tn . from his late residence, llonsntl ave.,
Drerel Hill, Delaware Co, I'a. Interment at
It Zlon i omete v
WILLI1 1AKE WILLIS. 84 years. 131T
Wood St.
WILSON. At Cenl-rlon. N, J., on Septem
ber 15, 10H SA3IFEL, liuabnnd of Margaret
Wilson, need Ml j ears Fumral on Sunday,
Hentemlf 20, nt 1 p m , fiom Cciiterton,
Interment nt Rrotherliood Cemetery. Mt,
Hotlv
zrilEK. LOUIS ZUREK. 48 years, at
II row n at.
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