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EVENlSrGiLBpaER-.l?HlLADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1914.'
7
FARMERS' MARKET IN SIGHT
r AT 69TH STREET TERMINAL
Stalls to Be Lot to Producers Only
Mid Bavin? in Price Promised
j'rlcP.i to thn West r)illailellilti e-on
Riinicr of farm products may lio consltl
rnl)lv reduced by tin- opening of n farm
lit' in-uhcl In tho 69th felreet terminal.
VccoidlnS to plnm nnliouticeil by tlio
TJi.lInilelnMa nnd Western Itnllwny Com
rmt y otiil the I-ehlfih Valley Transit Com
' ,,vf the mailtPt will be In opciatlun
hefe're Tlmnltsslvlng.
tiy rontltiB stalls tit a nominal (Inure
in nioilucerM only, tlio trnetloti utllclnls
hone to encourage a hit'SO number ot fill in
' 1 frn, Montnnmoiy. Illicit and other
nearby counties to sell their fruit, veiielii.
lies and tioultiy illreet to tho consumer,
Tlic mlddletniin will bo eliminated nnd his
cioflls divided between the producer nnd
C"?hc farmers expect to charge slightly
t.i-1... mires thnn would 1j paid for
commission houses, as the oNpenso of put- I
line up their products for tho retail trado I
nnd inalntalnlnB the stall must be met,
but they hope to have the consumer reap '
the larger part of tho illiect nalo savliiK
TIlO irlliOilclinu Ol ii uuiiuiiik m uiu
I'hllndclplila and Western Hallway Com
nans In which tho new tnnttcpt will bo
located, will be undertaken at once.
This action Ii tho lemilt of a recent
conference between Thomnn Newhall,
riesldent. and .T. Ii. Adams, general man
iirer of tho Phlladctphhi and Western,
nnd Harrison t'ehr, pirslclcnl. and C. G,
Collins, tratllc manager, of the Lehigh
Valley Transit Company.
CITY RHODES SCHOLAR
TO LEAVE FOR OXFORD
Morrison C. Boyd to Continue His
Studies Abroad for Three" Years.
Morrison '" Hotl. Philadelphia's solo
niioo'o- mhota', will sail from New Votk
tuition on lo take up his Bludles at Ox
fuul rnlierslty. In New York Hojd will
join a ttartv of "n other Ithodis scholars.
Howl will not letiiin to his native city
for tlnee jtnrs, ns ilurlns his varallons
lie Intends to trael thiouRh Hurope. lie
nlll ilevnte his time In Oxford to a study
nf the elnssliM, 8peelall7.ini; In l.ntin mid
flreeK lie will nlso study music. Ills
ambition in to ho an iiiK.mlst its well
nn n Kclioltr. After Kriiduntlun' fiom Ox
jfnri) lie will tench Latin anil Oleek,
Mr Bowl is a product of Philadelphia's
(sellout iMrm. lip wn.i educated In tho
rhlhicUlphl.i public scIiooIh and Krittlmiien
from the (Vntial lllKh School In lima.
Jle won a eltv scholarship nnd entered
the I nivp rally ot PcniiKylvanla. lie re-
ceil eil his bachelor of arts deKree from
the t'nlverslty In 1913. llo not only rad
iMlril with honors, hut wns awarded a
Jlnnlson scliol.itshlp In the Orudtnitu
School lie received his master's degree
t .lime. ISoyil won tho l.ntlti and Greek
prizes for tho sophumuic. Junior and se
nior vears
As mi undersrailunte lin look an active
Interest la the literal y nnd ilram.itlc so
cieties. He was tho head of tho l'ltllo
mnthe.in Society In his senior year, lie
was elected to tlie Phi Hota Kappa Tlonor
nry Finternlty. Iloyd in also well known
In the local music circles and has given
a number of organ recitals.
He Is the third Pennsylvania!! to win
n Itliodes scholarship. Tho other two
men weie Thomas K. Itobblns nnd nich
nrd Sehellens, who won tho prlzo In IflOl
and lfrj" respectively.
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
I
"WW
BllL JBk
MORRISON C. BOYD
Philadelphia's sole Rhodes scholar,
who sails for Oxford tomorrow.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and Tides
Bun rises,.., ,1:17 a.m. 8un sls,.i. 6 DO p.m.
rilltiAUBtiPIttA.
HtRh water. .1:12 a.m. I High water, !:alp.m.
Low water. .10:21 a.m. l,otv water. loisrp.m.
IlEBtJT ISLAND.
Illght water. 12.01 a.m, lllnh water. 12:24 p.m.
Low water,. 0:12 a.m. I Iw water.. 7115 p.m.
nnuAKWATcn.
Itl.h water. P:44 a.m. tilth water. 10:10 p.m.
Low water.. .1:17 a.m, Low nater.i .1:51 p.m.
Vessels Arriving Today
Teesdato (llr.), Port du Pair, loswoodj dock
ed nt ClKfter.
Iowan, Illlo, Honolulu, via Panama Canal,
sugar, W. V. Itngar & Son,
Sailing Today
Sir. tslo of Jura (Dr.), Dixon, llaiatu, Mun
son SlrnniiOilp Line.
Sir Catherine Ciinco (Nor.), Borenen, Port
'Antonla Ma Itaracoa, Cuncw ImpurtlnR Com
pany, . Htr. drerlan. Page, tloston. Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company.
Mr. Ericsson, Willis, Daltlmore, Krlcsson
Line.
Steamships to Arrivo
PAHSKNtmn.
From, Date.
Olasgow Sept. Id
Oenoa Sept. IS
.Liverpool .....Sept. 10
ame.
Mongolian
Stampalla ......
Dominion
PIlP.tUIIT.
Cltv ot Durham Calcutta
Men Get One Year Sentence in Prison
for Crime.
A plea of Involuntary inunsI.niKhter In
rauslng the death of Omulnlck Muzosltl
cm May 2, wits enlead today by
.Tnnp.iii I'stdniliilH and Jnditszns Paccll-i.
Lithuanians. In the Court of Oyer and
Terminer. Judge Seotlo .scntenc'eil each
ilefeiiilaut to one year in tho County
rrlon.
The tlnee men lived together at 220
"rtlntoii street, nnd on the day In ques
tion a iiiiariel arose, in which .Mu.o.skI
wai the nggiessor. lie won knocked to
Hie lloor by tho defonclniits, but ap
parently not hurt. He later went to lied
mid ii.m found dead in the morning, the
cause bcliw hemorrhage.
IDLE STEAMSHIPS HERE
BRING OWNERS NO RETURNS
Vcrmo'ht Corporation Has 82,000,
OOO Investment Anchored.
An Investment representing $2,000,000
In tho steamships .Nurragunsctt nnd
Manhattan, bringing no return, Is nn
ihored in Uiu Dclawnio lllver off Wll
jjilnglon. These vessels were comptotetl
u year ago by tho llnrkin & Holllngs
worth Corporation, of Wilmington, for
tho Centinl Veintont Transportallon
Company, u subsidiary company ot the
New Yoik? New Hnvcn and llartfoid
Itnllioacl. Ilccniiso ot a difference of
oiilulon belli ecu the otllclals of the lat
ter company mid members of tho Inter
state Commerce Commission these ves
sels have been compelled to lie Idle,
nnd it Is not exacted that they will
be used until next spiing.
Tho Manhattan nnd Xnrrngansett. ad
mittedly lino craft of their type, were
tonstiuctcd to ply between New York
and Porlluml, Me., over tho Long Island
Sound route. Tho New Ynilc, New
Haven and llartfoid Company was to
build a spur lino to bring freight nnd
passengers Into Portland from Interior
points. The Interstate Commerce Com
mission Intcrfeied nnd tho project was
held up.
Boats without passengers nnd freight
wcio useless, so the Ccntrnl Vermont
Transportation Company decided to keep
tho craft hero instead of at Portland,
where the fresh water would be more
beneficial to them than tho salt water
ot Portland hurbor. Tho work of build
ing the spur lino h now progressing
nnd is expected to bo completed early
in spring.
Tho Narragnnsctt and Manhattan are
sister ships. Ihieh is sumptuously fitted
for tho accommodation of several bun
dled passengers. Tlicy are 332 feet In
length, IS feet In width. Cfi feet over
guards and 21 feet fi Inches depth. Their
triple expansion engines can produce
1S0O horsepower.
Eulilerdyk
Amsteldyk . .
Malno
Start Point..
Man. Mnrlner
Adolf o
Sturmtels ...
Canadla
Hcathcote ...
Zerenhergen .
Hantdan .....
California ...
. .Sent, t
..Hotterdam Pept. IS
.Rotterdam . . . .Sept, l.
. .......London Sept. ,1
i London Sept, 12
....... .Manchester ....Sept. 10
i Ittielva Sept. II
Calcutta Sept.
....... .Ktai anger Sept. 1.1
Ul'o II'-, N.il. Sept. IS
ciiidirr hem. in
...l.rlth Sept. 10
..Oct. ..
financial Journalists of the country, died
rather suddenly yesterday mornlnB nt Ills
home nt Chatham, N, .?., after a long ill
noss, A wife and daughter, Mildred, 1
yearn of age, aunvlve.
At the time of his demise Mr. Teaguo
was editor of Copper Curb and Mining
Outlook, a posltloil he. had filled for sev
eral years.
DEATHS
Interment
entfjs
AHROrT. Onv September, 20. 1014, ISAAC
AIlUCTr. Iiusliaiul of tlio Into Hurali A,
Arrott, .in his 7Sth jear, I unerai serrlces
at his lsto residence, a.120 North Park ave
nue, on Wedn'od-iy morning September s),
at i0:.IU o'clock. Interment tirlvats.
ANIIItlltVS. On .September 10, inH,. WIL
LIAM S. AXDIlliWH. Ilelallves and friends
are Invited to alteni inn luneral, on
Wednesday, at a ::io p. in., at his lato resi
dence, Tuckcrton, N. J. Interment at Tuck
ertown, AVt.MBIt. On September 12, 11)14, MART
AYLMBH. Duo notice of th funeral wilt ts
given, from hr late residence, 4018 War-t.i
st West PhilodelohU. ..,
IIAI.IIKCH. Suddenly, on September 20,1014,
WILLIAM, son of Mary andthe lato (leorge
IialDeck. Funeral Wednesday, at 'J p. m.,
from the lesldence of his cousin. DaVW
Thistle. 2110 Federal street. Intetinent at
F-rmood Cemetery. ...
IIALKIi:. On September 21, 1014. MARI13,
wirj or irflns jiniKic, in ncr iu j cur. ruin-
nl services
from her
Name.
Carthaginian ..
Dominion
Stnmpatln ....
t'rnnlenliorg ..
Man. Dxchange
Maine ........
Kuldcrdyk
Danla
Vest Point . .
tnadla
Copenhagen .
Steamships to Leave
PA8HENOKU.
For.
. ,lltasgow ...,
Ltvernool ...
Naples Oct.
Fitwoirr.
Copenhagen
Manchester
London ...
Rotterdam
Copenhagen
London ...
.Chrlsilnnla
Date.
Sept. 20
Oct. .1
0
California Copenhagen
..Sept. -..Rrpt.
..Sept. 20
..Sept. 2U
..Kept. 21
..Sept. ."10
...Oct. 3
...Oct,
PORT OF NEW YORK
VP.9HDLS ARMVIKO TODAY.
Name. From. Palled.
Zeolatid Liverpool Pept. 11
Prliulnollo ltollenlain Mont. II
America Naples Sept. 10
Name.
Chicago ,
AntlllM .
American
Vlrginle
Name.
Olsmple .
New Yort
Chicago . .
Steamships to Arrivo
DUD TODAY.
Fiom,
Itare
(Jenoa
ilotterdam ...
Bordeaux ....
DUU TOMOItnoW.
From:
Lhprpool ....
I.Ierpool ....
Havre
WHITE SLAVE CASE APPEALED
Supremo Court Asked to Affirm In
dictment Against Two Men.
WASHINGTON. Sept. :-2.-A brief In
the eise ot the United States against
tno alleged "whlto slavers," Kilo and
Juliette Portale. was tiled In tlio Su
preme Court today by Assistant At
torney General Wallace.
The District Court In Colorado de
ewrcil tlio indictment against tlio two
defective because it did not allow that
tliey brought an alien into tlio countrv
for immoral purposes, but only kep't
hci in a house or 111 famo. The Govern
ment contends thnt tho Indictment ws;
alhl nnd asks the Supieme Court to
sa a,lde the lining of the Colorado
District Coiut.
SHIP HERE TO USE CANAL
for
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
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. ' I'lM'T.MliliiNi,,. .VCl V. Van n,,, .,
f.'o.R.Arinl',1 ""r-'V -"" w" IMli J."
''rul. .,"' 1-7 h":,1"1' '- '"' Sladchne
'mIYiz.u,,"i"1'"w"K'- I1"" " Thnnipsun t..
K:,?!T7pi,;u1!,5Tre',"n"',ci--
wi.' ' '.,r".U'.-. ? Hu.,per st.. and Sarah
Tirst Vessel Sails October 8
Pacific Through Isthmus.
With the nailing from tills port on
Oc tuber S nt the steamship Harry I.uck
enhach, of tho Luckcubach .Steamship
Company, the tlrst direct outward serv
ice between here and the Pacific Coast
vln the Panama Canal will ho estab
lished. Terminal arrangements for tho
new line have been completed with the
Philadelphia and Heading Railway Com
pany. T'k' vessels will load and dis
charge cargoes ot Pier A, Port Rich
mond. The pioneer vessel of tho new
line will reach here ubout September 30.
Ouo week after the Harry I.uckcnbach
Fails tho steamship Carolyn Is expected
to reach here with a curgo of canned
goods, wines and general merchandl.se
from Pacific Coast poits. The now line
Intends to operate a monthly service. It
Is expected that the uiu between this
port und tho Paclllu will take about
19 days.
Tho new soi vice will augment tho In
waid service recently established by tho
AmriU-un-Huwnllan I .Inc. which is now
conducting n passenger nnd freight serv
ice from San Francisco to Philadelphia.
FREIGHTS AND CHAIITKRS.
A steady demand prealls In the steamship
market with only a limited amount of busi
ness being trammeled, due to moderate offer
ings of tonnage. Hates are firm. Hates are
low and business dull In sailing trades.
BTKAMSIIIPS.
Wlnlalon (Br.), Atlantic Range to United
Kingdom or French Atlantic ports, grain, pri
vate terms, September nnd October.
Oakland Orange (IJr.), same.
Polstad (Nor.), Philadelphia to Scandanavlan
ports, reflneii petroleum, lli.OOo barrels, pri
vate terms, prompt.
Samln (Dan.), New York to Malta, refined
petroleum, 10O.C0O cases. IS cents, September
nnd October.
Pletro (ItaU, 2I2P tons, Ilaltlmorc to Na
ples. Savona or Leghorn, coal, private terms,
prompt.
Thyrla Menler (dr.). 7IU tons, Norfolk to
Chandler, Quebec, eoal, private terms, prompt.
Meridian (Dr.). 2218 tons. Colon tn .Phlin.
delphla. scrap Iron, privato terms, September
and October.
Vltalla. (Nor.), 72.1 tons. same.
Ttjorn (Nor.), 70 tons, Janmlea to N'w
York or Stamford, loguood, private terms,
prompt,
sciiooNnns.
Flora A. Kin, ball, .Til tons. Philadelphia to
Nnssau, coal $2 HO.
I'dnanl H. Illake, Port Reading to Camden,
Me., coal, c tents.
lMward It. Hnlrd, Jr., Barren Island to Phil
adelphla, tnnkage. JI. net. thence Lene.s, Ucl.
to Charleston, llsh srrap.I2 net, nnd back to
New York, klln-drled boards, private terms.
DEATHS OF A DAY
WILLIAM A. HOEVELER
Appointed Councilmnn by Governor
Tener, Carnegie Institute Trustee.
PITTSBURGH. Soot. S3.-Couiicllman
William A. Hoevclor was (.trlcketi by
paralysis ns he finished addressing a
Council meeting tonight and died within
a few minutes. Ho wns one of the orig
inal appointees of Governor J. 1C. Tener
when the original Council .of nlno was
named after the passing of the new city
charter. Councilman Hoeveler was tho
founder of the W. A. Hoeveler Storage
Company nnd was Interested extensively
In real estate here. Ho was n trustee of
the Carnegie Institute and member of
the advisory board ot the Duquosne Uni
versity of tho Holy Ghost.
""M !Ioper si
t hi -iii
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l.snjVi,; , M.,,."".! '"..-'-. Summer st
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., '", IHI7 S ;, ..
fl. Mil i., und Adelo
'.eorg. W n,fnn0J, -j , -.ri.. .,
. M-n ."'Sn ,,K,rki'-'ll,-1,J- l,K'
,aw's r,''i,:'(r'r:i,;'i-Ji:!1' ,'-'" ". and
J-" Martin rnsul"' Nur,h ,l11'
!,r,i fi Wtft .r.u- a",' 5,,"y
vm',;;, Miu.7s,"ji1.f.ew; Vork " ,""1 (,ral',
UU K ";, m, ' Druckmlllcr. "tins ' Nwih
rxrv ;r,s;-'"-an'1
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uctn
STEAMSHIPS SIGHT' BERGS
Niouw Amstordnm Reports Seeing
Floo 200 Feet Long.
SKW YOItK. Pept. ::. An iceberg 200
feet long and m feet hlgli wns leported
cast of Capo Itaco r-y the steamship NIeiiw
Amsterduui when it arrived here. The
Nleuw Amsteidani also relayed from tlio
White Star liner .Viable Information to
milliners of Icebergs In gicat numbers
between tlio 43th nnd 4Sth meridians
along tho 10th parallel.
Tho Ilydiographie Olllco also sent out
a notlco yeaturday thut tho Dullish steam
hhip Hubs passed 3'i berjrs.
BEQUESTS MADE TO CHURCHES
Mnria O. Dobyne's Will Provides
Gifts for Religious Work.
Tho will of Jlnrla O. Dobyne, formerly
of rJ13 Xmth Cnnmc stieet, beipieuths
?:rl in tho Women's Foreign Missionary
Poelety of the Park Avenue Methodist
Klilfuupal Church. A sum of J100 and the
library of the decedent aro hmpieuthrd to
tho Old Jidles' Htinto of tho Methodist
Church. The residue, uf the estate, valued
at t'HOn, Is devised to lelatlvcs.
Other wills admitted to piobato toduy
am thoso of John II. Hradh'y, who died
at Ocean drove, N. J., leaving an estate
of $.:0,riOu; Julia J. Vun Tluiyim, Stone
Harbor. N. J., 2,75o; Henry T. C'lymer,
S15I Keysei street. $;(XO: .Mary Sullivan,
10,'d fillve streel. J.'fie); l.'lizabetli D. Mer
llhew, 3J2 South Fifteenth street, J2500.
Personal effect) of the estate of Charles
F Struub havo ten nppralsel at $i;,9o0.Mj
Cliaili") vs. Thi.inas. JTtSO.UI; Anna J.
Whltcscll, J3OT.S7.
ABRAHAM TANDLER
Death brought on by an otlack of
nctito Indigestion camo to Abraham
Tandler, a retired manufacturer. In his
home at the Brantwood, after four dajs'
illness. Mr. Tandler hnd been Interested
in the manufacture of knitted goods for
many years. Ho retired ten years ago.
For many ycais lie had been a member
of tho Congregation Kcncseth Israel. Hla
widow survives.
FRANCIS A. HARRIS
Francis A. Harris, CO years old. died
today nt the homo of his son, Frank
A. H. Harris, 5333 Walton avenue. Mr
Harris had been In feeble health for
nearly six months. His widow, one
eon, Frank A. B. Harris, who Is in tho
(uitomoblle business, and a daughter
survive.
CAPTAIN RHEES JACKSON
LAREDO Tex. Sept. 22.-Captnln Ithees
Jackson, of the N'lnth V. S. Infantry la
dead at tho Post Hospital from Injuries
lecelved when he was thrown from nla
horse. Ho was a native of Oregon and
was promoted to a captaincy March 11
" ri',e,Leni" jV'w' "
rKfcL,-iuAlff,v.,,w-,i1h,u -'
r-JMnooa ne i7.'i,B,Vr,9U6n ,"n
,r XilanU,
i uei luwn is i r ,
' K'tf lr'A Sc ,Tr" city, and l.u-
'" "- P6;?' n4W,; ol York Road, and
I e-s. ' " n w cor. aeihanl I'heat-
.vsnsi av m4 Anna
WEDDED FIFTY YEARS AGO
Mr, and Mrs. James Ashton Lee Cele
brate Anniversaxy.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ashton Lee. 3323
Noith Uiglitcenth stieet. will celebrate
their golden wtdding anniversary to
night by a largo famll) dinner to bo
given ul their home.
Mr. I.ee, who is In charge of the De
livery Department of John Waiimnuker'a
Now Yoik Moie, and Miss Amelia Wald,
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wnld,
were inairlrd September Si. IWI, lu their
own home. 731 (ireeu street, by the Itov.
Julluij Mann, a I.utberuii clergjman.
They have five children William V
J .co, Moms M I.ee. the latter assistant
managing cdiior uf the Kvenlnjj Bulletin,
Ml'S Ausust.i l.ee, 11 Us Anna I.ee and
Mr. Saiiiu"l U. Kamps, of Rochester,
N. V There are four Brundchlldrcn.
Mr Lee la 71 jeara of age nnd Mrs. Lee
a Ida Junior by two years.
BERNARD C. CARR
Death from apoplexy came yesterday
to Bernard O. Carr at hla home, H2S
Federal street. In his 5Cd year. For moie
than thirty years Carr had been engaged
In the glass and bottlo business. He was
a member of tho Young- Men's republican
Club of the Wth Ward, nnd belonged to
tho Hcd Men and Foresters. His widow
two sons nnd two daughters sutvive '
BENAJAH R. WILLS
.MOUNT HOLLY. N. J.. Sept. SIBena
Jnh P. Wills, president and secretary of
the Burlington County Fair Association,
and prominent Democratic state poli
tician, died at his homo here early today
after soeral necks' Illness of tumor of
the brain. Ho was 61 yeara old. He was
one of the labt of Burlington County's
former lay Judges.
MORRIS LONGSTRETH
Information reached till city today
that Dr. Morris Longutretli. of Cambridge.
Mass., formerly of Philadelphia, died In
Barcelona. Spain, on Saturday last. Dr
Longdtretli was a member of the cUs of
IfeoM ut Harvard.
MERRILL A, TEAGUE
Editor of Copper Curb nnd Mining
Outlook.
fjkW YORK. Sept. M.-Merrlll A.
Toague, one of tbe ablest and beet-kaowQ
Thiir4rlrt. nt '2 n. m,
Inln ..iLlmipn. fO'J4 Vnlfli Orlfltinn M
IkM,AM. At Cnniden, N. ,f . on September
21, hill, JAMKS UAI.f.A.M, son of, the Inte
Meriyn nnd Sarah Hallam. Itclstlves ami
friends are Inilled to ntlend tho funeral
sen lees, on Wednesdsy, nt I p in.. . Ilj"
residence of his nephew, Thomas iAneh. 2lo0
IlAKNlVrtf September 21. 1014. XI. HAIUIV.
son nf M. ilnrry nnd the lute Mnry I
Ilarnes nnd Rrnndson nf Anna nnd the Into
Oeorge II. names. Funeral services on
Thursday, nt 'Jinn p. m., nt the npnrtmnts
nf nllvnr It. Ilnlr. 1H20 Chestnut st.
CAItl.KY. MAIlOAnKT CAIII.UY. 2 years,
'Jtll'J IIA0-M Bf.
CAIIH. On September 21. 10U. IlKllNAItp
C. I'AIIII, husband of Annio ;arr. runerai
Thursday, nt b n. m., from his late residence,
2I.IM I.'edernl st. Solemn lteuuleiii .Mr, m .-.
Anthony's Church, nt U..'W u. in. Tiitorim'iit
Ilolv Cross Cemetery.
COI.I.INH. On September 21. 1014.THOMAM.
hiialmnil of the Inte Sarah A robins Due
iiulli'o of the (iinei.il will !. given, from Ills
Inle irsUlcnee, 'JI2.i Keileral st
CONOVKIl. On September 2". Inn, (.'I.AIt
UNCI! PAITON, son of Clarence W. nnd
Martha V. Conoer, nged 0 J ears 7 months.
Kunernl Wednesday, nt - p. m.. from tho
rrsldeiHH of his grandparent, Wllllim C,
Pation. nerlln, N. .1.
CONltOW. On September 14. 1014. DAVID
K. CONHOW, ad 01 years. I,n,te residence,
321 League st. Due notice of (unerai will ts
Hi i en.
CONWAY. On September 21. 1014, MART,
wldiinr of Michael Conway, of Countv Ty
rone, Ireland Kunernl from the residence
nt her son-ln-lnw, Thniuns Tlrotvn. 1808
Hllles st., nn rrldnv, at S:.1(i n. m. Solemn
Jteniilem Mass at the Church ot tho (icsu,
nt 10 n, m.
CJITTHN. On September 10. 1014. PnnD
Illtll'K .t. COTTON. In his 89th venr. I"ll-
Sallo.1. nrnl nprr"re nn IVednendnv. nt '2 n. m. nre-
HlMlt. I I i'IrpIv. nl K, hllllp'fi. (lrnnil nnd ninmnn.1
.Sept. 11 t-. Inlerment ilreenwnod Cemetery.
.Kept. M CUKItAN. On September 10. 1014. JOHN.
.hept. 0 liusband of the late Kllen Currnn. KunetHl un
ivednesijay, nt Nino a. in., rrom 244 sumnc
nl.. W'lfmnhlcknn. Sntnin lllffh Man nt Kt.
Sailed. .lnhn the !lnnf!tt' Phitrrh. nt 1(1 n. m. tn-
Sellt. ID lrmpnt IV.Imlnnlpr Cpm,lprv.
Sent. If, nill.l.INS On Senlemher "I.I!I14. THOMAS.
.Sept. 11 hushnnd of Hnrah A. Collins. Due notice ot
tne iuncr.il will be Riven, rrom nis late resi
dence. 242." Federal st.
PR WAi:i,K.- On September 20, 101I.MAP.TE
i:. ui: v.i:i,t;. wife of acorgo j,. ne
M'nele. Interment prlvute.
DEAN On September 14, 1014, CATH-
AltlNK A. DKAN. widow of Charles IV.
Dean, reHdence. SCO Union St. funeral serv
ices nnd Interment strictly private.
l)i:NNEIt On Soplemher 20. 1014, FRKD-
nitlt'K DIINNKIl In his rioth ear. Kuneral
on Thursday afternoon, September 21, nt 1
o'clock, from Odd Fellows' Homo, southeast
corner Peinth nnd Tloga streets. Interment
areenmount Cemetery.
DKVI.IN On September 10. 1014. JOSEPH
DKVI.IN. husbmd of Kllcn Devlin (nee
llyan). Funeral nn Wednesday, at M.'IO n. m..
from li.M Slincknmaxon st. Kolemn Requiem
Mass at the church of the Immaculate Con
ception, at 10 n in. Interment New Ca
thedral Cemetery.
DIXKY On September 10, 1014. ALFRED,
son of William nnd Charlotte Dixey. hi his
ISth ear. Funeral sen Ices on Thursday, at
2 p. ni , at :i.,7s Joyce 3t Interment pri
vate. K. of P. llrcemvood Cemetery.
UOKltFI'III.. Suddenly, nn September 10,
1014, AI.FItHD n., husband nf Ida Doerftcl.
aged 30 years. Funernl on Wednesday, at 2
P. m.. from 37t:i N. 17th st. Interment at
Nnrihwnn,'. Cemetery.
DOrOHKFlTY. On September IS. 1914. EL
LIE T widow ot John J. Dougherty (neo
Donohuo). Due notice of the funeral will b
given, (rom her late residence, 1214 Cath
arine st.
DUFF At hr residence. 1.112 Chestnut St.,
on Septemher 10. 1011. LAURA ANTON
13TT13 WELLS, wlfo ot J. Camphed DuS.
Funeiai nnd Interment at the cinvenlsnca cj
thj In rill:
n,ANi:rAN Suddenly, nn September IS,
mil. CATIIAIHNi:. wife nf .lames ninrgnii,
aged f,0 ears. l-Suipral services on Wednes
dav. nt 2 p m., nt 021 W. I'limherland st.
Interment Herman Lutheran f'emetcrv
OI.KNN. On September 21. 1011. JOSEPH
C, husband of Mary 11. tllenn. I-'uneral on
Thursday, nt 2 p. in., stilctly private, from
tho residence of hla (nth r-ln-iau. William
O'Brien, 321 West Wharton st. Interment nt
Pernwood Cemeterv. Remains may be iliw
ed Wednesdayvetdng.
GOI.IIKY. On sPteiiiber 21. 1014, CATIt
ARINn I'K.Mtl.. wife of Henr (loldcy.
Funeral Thursday, nt S:3i n. m . from her
lato residence, 3110 .Ml. Vernnn st.. West
Philadelphia. Hcrpilcni Mass at fit. Agatha's
Church at 10 o. m.
GRAHAM. On September 20, 1014, FRANK
M., son of the lute Robinson T. md .Mnry
V. (traham. Duo notice of the (unernl will
oe gnen. rrom nis late residence, otsj catn-
arlno street.
HALL. SERENE HALL. 35 years, 000 North
10th at.
IIAI.I.OWEI.r.. On September 12. 1014. WIL-
1. 1AM. husband of the Inte Catharine N.
Hallowell, aged 74 years. Due notice ot the
funeral will bo given, trom the residence ot
his daughter. 184S Van Pelt st.
IIIINIIEKSON At his late residence, 01.18
SItCallum st., Oermantown, JAMES P. HEN-
DERfcON. aied ."8 years. Funerul serilccs
and Interment private.
IIRRTI.'II. On September 13. 1014. MAGDA-
LE.VA, wife of Louis Ilerter Kormerly Uck-
nrd). aged 48 years. Due notice of the (u.
nerai will be given, from her late residence,
1027 Shunk st.
Iinitn On September 10. 1011. MARTIN
P., husband of Ellen Itore. Funeral on
Wednesday, at S-:tn a. m.. from 31 N. 4th
i-t. rinlemn Requiem Mass at M. AugiKtlnc's
Chur h it in n. in. Interment at Holy Cruns
Cemeti'i.
IHIPmEMAN. On Septemlier 20. 1014. SE
I.1ENA. wife of Harry H. Houseman. Funer.il
Wednesday, ut S a. in., from the rcil leni-w
or 1). P. Cok, 4213 Tdekawanna street.
Fianliford. Muss at St. Jnnrhlin'H Ctiuri.li
at 11 o'clock. IntTinent prltnte.
JONKS. On September 21. 11114, LEON AL-
j.u.-, Min nj i-orueiia nmi me idle .luiin r.
Jones, aged 21 eurs. Funeral scrip-ex on
Wtdnesciiy. at 8 i m.. ji lJT.fl Fnlrmoimt
ave. Interment Thursday, nt Wilmington-Iirjmljulnt-
Cemetery Milmlngton. Del
JONES. On September -i. 1011, LEON AL
I.I.N, sou nf Cordelti .ui.l tbe late John II
JuueH, aged 21 ear Puperal hervh'es on
W..insdd. at S p m. ut lis lata resident'?,
12JH Fnlrmuiint ae Interment on Thuis
day. at Wilmington and Ilrandywlno Ceme
tery. Wilmington. Del.
JONKS. On September 17, 1014. LUCY,
widow of Caleb W. Jones, agej 74 years.
Due notUe of the funernl nlll Ir. given,
(rom her late residence, 2010 south 8th st.
KINO. On September 18, 1011. WILLIAM
P.. husband of Lottie King (nee Jenner).
Due notice of funernl nlll be ghen (rom his
late residence. A.21 Market et
KI.KNTNRIt LAZEll KLENTNEn.68 years.
2700 Fletcher st.
LKATIIEH.MAN. At his residence. 4.17
urcawn t . kos cnase, on September IS.
1U14, JOSEPH, husband o( Amanda Leather,
man. Due notice o. the (unerai will t
glien.
I.KK. -On Senlember 10. 1014. CLARA A.
I.EE (nee Finn) ugert HI cars. Funeral
services ot lVe(lneda, at 2 i, m , at 127
N. Edgewotl at. Interment prliate, at Ar-
linsinn t cmeirr,
I.IIIDEI.I. IIMIItT LIDDELU 8 years.
23M E. Sergeant st
LIPP. LOUISA I.IPP, 67 years. 2812 North
Mascher st
I.IKil i: On September 21. 1014. JOHN J.
hushand of th, late fa henne l.gue and son
or ,ht late Domini, k and Sarah Logtie. Due
nutUu of the luiwrnl Mill be given (rom h's
l.ilu rt'slJrm'e. 2V2i Carperler bt
I.OII.-Dii September 21, 1014. MARqARET
M.. wife ur Prank !h and daughter of th.
late Mhdiael and Man Fleming. Funerul un
Thursdai, at 7HO a. m.. from her late rel.
dence, rear 32i New Market t. High Mats
at St ugustiua'a l hur.-h at 0 a. ni.
LVHATTY'.- MARY I.UHATTY, 23 months
1028 N. Hilton st. "'"''
I,l'TZ.--On September 21. 1011. ALPHONSE
JMKH I.l'TZ. hustuiiet of nn l.ui "Vnels
I'nunes) and son of Ellen T anl the lata
1'hfkss S. I.uts. M30 Frankford ave., Holmes-hurg.
MAHION. On September IS, 1914. ANNA C
MARION, wldo of John Marlon and Jaug
tor of the hm Michael and Margaret RoUJy.
1734 VMtinn'T1 'nm "" ,4te r"'d""-.
MAU'llN. On September 20. 1014, JOHV
husband of the lato Elisabeth Martin. In hl
Mill sar. Funeral services on Wo.ineji.lav
at U a ni . at the lorlurs of Mrs Otto llur
be.k. 1041 N , 4th t. Interment prlvafo
M.iunt Morlah Cenuter. '"'""
JlrC'Ol.tiAN. On September 10,1814. ELIXA
Hirrll MUM . CAN wife of "ji"."; t i!c
Colgan and daughler of Mar A. and iho
lat PatH-k J Muldoon. aged aj ; ,H
rimerai on ntuniwi', di 8 a ni.. from K!.i
rilsworth t High Mass of Rciulem ji Si
Anthony's church ut U JO a. ni. luteriiicm
at Hol Cross ''cmcterj "'niiin
Me(ti;ri'l(iVN. On September SI. ir.u
JOHN 4.. husband of Margaret B. Mrej.t.
tigsu ..Duo notUe of (unerai will be uiicii
(rum hla late residence, S09 North B3tli Vi
MfiSANT,,U;J!.I'iaANOIi MlGATH. 57iar.:
,Mel(i:ON. On September 20. 1014 tfhi-'sa
MARC.AHET daughter olJan.ei nnd KliLA
lth Mjlvron In her isth lear Fmirul
e(incsla at 8 to a m . (roni the rejldeiicj
of her narenta ritl Inn. IV" A"" e'Uein.g
linn i'a -ciuc jliikih-
"hi Ju7!ARA" MILLEK- ys. II0J
MINKHVA. On September 20 1014 tiaxt
N.UI wife of .-tuflSr MlS'rvi Fune.al
oclKtc, at the rtslJtuce ef ter go, Elmer
Mcaav, 1252 south 40th street.
private.
Mors riKTii. Ida montietii, so years.
jionEs'ciii. VicToniA Montiscitf.
. years, 5.S2 i;. ltitttnhouie st.
MJJI.Iipi,I.ANI). CATHAR1NIJ MUUtOt
..I'.ANI. 43 yenrs. 1H2IJ N Howard st. ,
MUHPIlV-MiciIAEl, MUItrllY, 79 yearn
--''" Helen st
OTTniV-On September 20, 10i4, nt.Wlld
wood, jfi J.. tJiomah AltHINOToN OT
TEY. formerly of West Chester, Pfl,, husband
or Mary n. Ottey (nee Nearj), njred ti.- 5 ears,
Fiiiier.il nn Wednesday at Oakland Cemetery,
West Chester, Pn.
PAYNTKIt FANNIE PAYNTER, 32 years,
cm ijtnv $t.
ranusn. - casandra peelino. sj
jeais. 1214 S. 3d t
PKTERNON. On September 20, ,1011. MARY
A., wire of the lale Joseph Peterson ami
daughter of Mary 'and the Inte- Patrick
tjulnn, I unerai 'rlnirsda! morning, Septem
ber 21. at ssio )ieluelc finni her mother'a
residence, 10.17 South Thirteenth street.
Folcmn, Maes of Requiem nt tho church of
the Epiphany at in o'ci ek precisely. In
terment t Holy Cross Cemetery.
PI'AFI'. On September 15, 1014, of diph
theria, .'Olt.V C. jn of Philip and Anna
I'falT. of 3(128 Ella st . nged .1 J ears. No
funeral.
rilll.MI"?.--LILLIAN PHILLIPS. 48 years,
2182 No-ih Natrona st.
PI.t;.MMEII.--On. .September 10, 1014. .IE
HOJIh II. Pl.l.'MMEII. naed 3.1 venrs. Fu
neral sen Ices on Wednesday, flt 2:.1() p. in..
..".LU" residence n( his parents, tjiilntnn, N. .1.
I'OTTH. EDWARD POTTS. 1,1 yenrs. 2013
Turner st.
POWIIERMAKKIt. At Atlantic City, N J..
Sept.mt.cr 17, 1014. ARRAHAM, husband of
tlnli," Powdermnker. nied .VJ ejrs Inter
nien' prltnte. Norfolk, Daltlmoro and Wash
lngf,, papers pleaso copv.
"iV.IJir-Ol'. fiO'tember ao. 101l..1O1IN H.
IIAPII. Resldeme. a PI N. !Mh st. Due no
tlrfl or the funeinl nlll he given.
IIKCCAniA. DOMENICO RECCAR1A. I
year. 3020 North Woodstock St.
IIMOItOW. -At Mnghniin. N. J., on Sentem
her l. 1014. MARTHA F., wife of William
T. ItCflrow aged 07 jenrs.
IiniN. SARAH REIN, 70 yenrs. 010 South
10th St. ,
HICKAItt). On September 20, 1014, ANOE-
IKATIIS
L NE niCKAnn nee Wlllanerj. wife of W,
R. RPknrd. Residence, 2I0S Pnllon street.
ti notli-e ot funeral wilt be riven.
ItOdEltS. On Jtonilay., September 14, 1914,
JIACIIF.li wtRTKIl, tlntiBhter.bf thy lai;
Mill It in Wynne nnd Hannah Lowls Wlster
end widow of William B. Rogers. Inlerment
prlvle
IKITII, At Newtown Pnuare, Pn , nn Sep.
temher 21. 1PM, liM'HA J., widow nf Dr.
Amos A Roth, nged r,o jenro. I'unernl ser-
ih-es nnd Inlerment prlinte. nt Frederick,
I firilALLIOIX. On September 20, 1014. ,RA.
CIIIJI. JANK, wife of rerdlpand Schllloll,
. ngrd r,l yenrs. Funernl services on Wedncs-
ias, nt 2 p. m.. nt her Inte residence, 31
I .louth Third street. Colwjn. Delaware County,
1 Pi Interment prlvnle. rerun ood Cemetery.
I felfAMIIOb'flH. Suddenly, at.. Phnenlxvllle,
I ln.. Keiilelnl.ee "I. 1!II4. f'HAItl.BS T.. llUS-
bnnd nf Innn, J. HhamhouBli. nged fil soars.
Due nnllee of the funeral will bo glien, from
his late residence. IBIS e'ourtlnnd st , Phila
delphia. STCPIH'NH.-On September 20, 1014, ANNA
11., wlfo of the lato John Stephens, aged
72 enrs. Funeral on Wednesday, September
2.1, at I o'clock, (rum the residence or her
son. John Stephens. 31." Dnils nienue, Audu
bon, N. J. Interment nt i:ergicen Cemetery,
Cnmdin, N. J.
STOCKTON.- At DPtillle Notch. New Hamp
shire, nn Saturday, September 10, 1011,
ANNA 13. STOCKTON Seiilres at the linuso
nf Mr. Frederick Kyliester. Hnverford. Vn
nn Wednesday. September 23d.nl 3 do o'clwk.
Inlerment prlinte.
STITEI.EIt. In Downlngtown, Pn.. nn Sep
temlier 20, inn l)A II) STITELElt. ngel
7il ear. Funeral er-( es on Tuesdav, nt 8
I,, m. nt 227 Highland ne Further icr Ir
nt West I.nure Hill Chnr"l on Wednesday,
t 11 30 n. in
St'LI.IVAN. At his residence. B2.1 Cherrr
St., Camden, N. .!., Sept. 11. 1014. JOHN L.
husband nf .Mnry H.ulltvnn. aged 27 years.
Due notice of tho 'unernl will be given.
HYMINHTIIN. nn September 20,1011, MARY
SVMINdTON, wife nf dime Simlnglon nnd
elsughter n the lato Jilin J. nuil Mary Hnv.
Funernl ledncda mmnlng st i 3n n'ilnik
(rum Ihe rerldent' nf her grnndmnther Mrs.
.Initio lin 2118 Pine street. Interment ai
Cathedral Ctmeterv
THOMPSON. Of dlphlherle. on September
10 1014. MARCIA ALICE onlv child of
Earl J. nnd Mallnn Thompson, aged .1 ycirs
DEATHS
nnd 7 months. Inlerment private, at West
minster. No funeral.
THOMPSON. On September 20, 1014. MAIt-
T1IA. wife; of Robert Thompron. Due nolle?
nf th" (unernl will be given ..,.. ,
Tli:ltNKY--On September 10, 1PI4,TltOMAft
.1 , nusrinno i-r sinry j iierney inee imi-
Funernl nn Wet- .
nesdav nt H'ln n m.. (rom 2817 North leei
terworth). nged Ml vears
si cFront nnd Somerset sts Remilem,'
Mass nt the I'nnrcn or me iisiiaiinn ot ie.
v M nt Hi a m. Int-rment nt Holy Crosg
cemetery
WALK Kit. In Portsmouth, Vn., nn Keplem.i
Pel III. 1014, WILLIAM U. WA1.KIHU 111
trrment prlvnle In Ijiurel Hill Cemeterv.
WAI.TI On September 21, 1014, OODFRET
WALT! Relatives nnd friends, nlso Wln
kfllreld lleneflclnl Assn.. nre Inilled to nt-
tenil funernl servlee, nn Thursday, pre
elsely nt J p in., nt his Inte residence. 2440
Aspen st. Interment Fernwnnil Cemetery.
VtlMTI.. On Sepleniber 10, 1014. MAHCVJH
CYRI s. husband nf Mnrgaret White nce
S beef). Punenil on Wednesday, nt 2 p, m,
(rom 21!) Zenildn st . Wayne Junction. Re
mains may be ilened Tuesdnv evening, In
iirment strictly prliate, nt Iiy lllll Cem
WILSON. On Sent 21. JOHN I WILSON,
formerly nf Philadelphia, nt his home nn
the Hudsnn. Inlerment In tho family
burial ground. Nounrk. Del.
WINSI.CMV. -'in September 21. 1014, EMMA
V.. wire nf .lnhn Winstoiv, nged Ml years.
Helatlirn nnd friends nrn Invited to ntteml
funeral ervlre. Thursday, preelelv nt .1 p.
in., nt the Clinpel of Andrew ,1. Ilnlr & Son,
mill nnd Arch sts.
1iOI,riMli:il.On September 10. 1014. r,r)
WARD, "on or Etlrehe'li nnd Ihe Inte Henry
Wolfinger 'nee Olndbnrl), nged .Ifl seats.
1'iinernl servhes m Wednefdnv at 2 ii m.,
nt U.12 Ent Flurn st. Interment at Palmer
i enutrtrv
110(11). Suddenly, nn September 10. 1011,
HARRY It . h'ibn,vl ,ir Mntv E Wnml Fil
Meral on We,ne',lnv nt 8 In a in from 2120
Nli'h"ln si. Requiem .Mini ai St Elisa
beth's I'luir"!) at PI n m Interment nt
I emeten
WOODWAKIb On September 20. 1014. IDA
MAY. wife of llenrge P Wnodwnrrl anil
fjntigh'er n' Hamui I nnil Jennie llnffelrlnger.
n'ed 4.1 vots Funeral seivlres Thursday
nt 2 p. m nl her 'ate residence 4210 Mantua
nienue. Interment nt Fcrhnood Cemetery.
Store Opens 8.30 A. M.
.
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes 5.30 P. M.
M
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lIllJlUllilH)1 nUllIll lJI8,0Uir.llO D , 'J'il,lrjjiiJiiiiiwiMiiil
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IMPOl
ANN
The Grand Organ Plays Tomorrow at 9, 2 and 5:15
Fashion Posings in Egyptian Hall at 11 and 2:30
RTANT ADVANQ
T
The WaosLiniialseir Stores off Phifladelphia aod
New Vork 'have acqMared more than $800,000
worth off famous BIQELOW RUGS.
Oineha!ff off this great quantity is now ibeimg
umiloaded off the freight cars in this city; somrae
off the rungs are already opened op in onor stock
room.
th f&SHQPS
use includes all
BIOELOW tsrands in ail sizes.
The rungs will be put on sale TOURSPAY
innioraing, September 24th, in the Rug Store,
on the Fourth Floor, Market.
i prices throughout the sale will be
EXACTLY 35 PER CENT, LESS thm tho
sJaiKfard prjggS Qf BICiELOW RUQS
OYgr Amriea.
m
R3
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50.
Oc.
sto
65'
It is the year's grmi event in
rags and it is the year's great opportunity for
ay housiholders of Pti!!ailpSiia m& viainityt
, JOHN WANA
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