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EVBHIKG XEDGEB-PHILADELPHIA TUESDAY, BEPTfiMB&R 22, 10,14..
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FARMERS' MARKET IN SIGHT
f AT 69TH STREET TERMINAL
Btalla to Be lot to Producers Only
nnd Saving lit Price Promised.
Prices to the West Philadelphia con
Burner of form products may bo consid
erably reduced by tho opening of a farm
ers' market In llic COth street terminal.
AecordlnR- to plans announced by tho
rtillndolphla nnd Western Railway Com
pany and tho Lehigh Vnllcy Transit Com
jinny, tho market will bo In operation
before Thnnksslvlnff.
By renting stalls at a nominal figure
to producers only, tho traction odlclals
liopo to encourage a tnigo number of farm
ers from Montgomery, Hucks nnd other
nearby countlei to sell their fruit, vegeta
bles nnd poultry direct to tho consumer.
The middleman will bo eliminated and his
profits divided between the pioduccr nnd
consumer.
The farmers expect to chnrge slightly
higher prices than would bo paid for
rnmmlsslon houses, ns the expense of nut
ting "P their products for the retail trado
nnd maintaining tho stall must bo met,
but they hope to hno tho consumer reap
the larger pait of the direct nalo saving.
The lemodellng of a building of tho
rhllsdelphla nnd Western Hallway Com
pnnj, In which the new market will bo
located, will bo undertaken nt once.
This nctlon Is the result of n recent
conference between ThomnH Nowhnll,
president, and J L. Adnms, general man
ager of tho Philadelphia and Western,
nnd Harrison rcRVv picsldent, nnd C. C.
Collins, tintllc manager, of the Lehigh
Valley Transit Company.
CITY RHODES SCHOLAR
TO LEAVE FOR OXFORD
Morrison C. Boyd to Contlnuo Hla
Studios Abroad for Threo Years.
Morrison C. Dotl, Philadelphia's solo
Tthodps schola will snll from Now York
tomorrow to tako up his studies at Ox
ford I'nlvnslty. In New York Uoyd wilt
Join a party of CO other Rhodes scholars.
Ho(l will not return to his native city
for three years, as during his vacations
he Intends to travel through Europe. Ho
will devote his time In Oxford to n study
of the classics, specializing In Latin and
Greek lfo will nlso study music. Ills
ambition Is to bo an orgJnl3t as well
as a scholir. After graduation from Ox
ford ho will teach Latin and Greek.
Mr Uojil Is a pioduct of Philadelphia's
school system. Ho was educated In tho
J'hlhdclplila public schools and graduutca
from tho Central High School In 1900.
Ifo won a city scholarship nnd entered
the Univeislty of Pennsylvania. He re
ceded his bnchelor of arts degreo from
the t'nlverslty In 1913. Ho not only grnd
nitert with honors, but was awarded a
Harrison scholarship In tho Gradtmto
School He received his master's dtgreo
list June. Uojd won tho Latin and Greek
prizes for tho sophomore, junior and se
nior jcais
As an undergraduate be took nn active
Interest In tho literary and dramatic so
cieties lfo was the head of the 1'hllo
pi.ithe.tn Society In his senior jcar. Ho
tvas ducted to the Phi Beta Kappa Honor
ary Fraternity. Bojd Is nlso well known
In tho local music circles nnd has given
n number of organ rocltnls.
He Is tho third Pcnnsylvnnlnn to win
a Rhodes scholarship. Tho other two
men were Thomas E. Robblni nnd Rich
ard Schellens, who won tho prize In 1901
and 1007 reipectlvcly.
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MORRISON C. BOYD
Philadelphia's sole Rhodes scholar,
who sails for Oxford tomorrow.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
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Sun and Tides
Ban rtee SiITa.m. Sun setri.... 600p.m.
PHILADELPHIA.
ItlKh water. 1.12 a.m. 1 tllith water.. ft H5 p.m.
1jw water.. 10 24 a.m. Low water.. 10:3T p m.
RBEDT ISLAND,
ltluhl water. 12 Ot sum. Illnh water. 12 21 p m.
Low water.. 6.42 a.m. Low water,. 7:15pm.
RREAKWATER.
High water. 0'44 a.m. I tilth water. 10 10 p.m!
Low water.. .1:17 a.m. Low water,. .1 31 p.m.
Vessels Arriving Today
Teesdale (11r., Tort du I'alx, logwood, dock
ed at Cheater.
iowan. lino, Honolulu, via ranima Canal,
sugar, W. r. Hagar & Son.
Sailing Today
fitr. Isle of Jura ttlr), Dixon, Havana, Mun
ton Steamship Lint.
Sir. Catherine Cuneo (Nor.), florensen. Port
'Antonla Ma Uaracoa, Cuneo Importing Com
pany, . Str. Grecian, Page, Hostow Merchants and
Miners' Transportation Company.
. Btr. Ericsson, Willi. Dalilmore, Ericsson
Line.
Steamships to Arrive
PASsn.vonn.
Name. From. l)al.
Mongolian .......... .aiaea;ow Sept. 16
Stampslla ............Genoa Sept. 13
Dominion ......Liverpool .....Sept, 16
FIU3MHT.
Cltv of Durham .. .Calcutta . .Sept. 1
Zulderdyk Itotterdam ,. .Sept. in
Amateldyk ...Tlotterdam . .Sept. 13
Maine ...... ...... ..(London ...,.. Sept. 3
Start Point.. ....... ..London Sept 12
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
Men Get One Year Sentence In Prison
for Crime.
A plea of Involuntary manslaughter In
causing the death of Domlnlck Muzoskl
on May 2, was entered today by
Jozapns Uzdarlnls and Jaduszas Pacells,
Lithuanians, In the Court of Oyer and
Terminer. Judge Senrlo sentenced ench
defendant to ono year In tho County
Prison.
The threo men lived together at 2820
Wlnton street, nnd on the, ilnv In ruina
tion a quarrel arose, lit which Muzoskl
was the aggressor. Ho was knocked to
the floor by tho defendants, but ap
parently not hurt. He lator went to bed
and was found dead In the morning, tho
cause being hemorrhage.
IDLE STEAMSHIPS HERE
BRING OWNERS NO RETURNS
Vermont Corporation Has $2,000,
000 Investment Anchored.
An Investment representing $2,000,000
In tho steamships Narragansott nnd
Manhattan, bringing no return, Is an
chored In tho Delawaro River oft Wil
mington, These vessels were completed
n year ago by tho Harlan & Holllngs
worth Corporation, of Wilmington, for
tho Central Vermont Transportation
Company, a subsidiary company of the
New York, Now Haven and Hartford
Railroad. Because of a difference of
opinion between tho ofllclnta of tho lat
ter company nnd members of tho Inter
state Commerce Commission these ves-
sets have boon compelled to He Idle,
and It Is not expected that they will
be used until next spring.
The Manhattan and Nnrraganeett, ad
mlttedly flno craft of their type, were
constructed to ply between New York
nnd Portland, Sic., over tho Long Island
Sound route. Tho New York. New
Haven and Hartford Company was to
build a spur lino to bring freight and
passengers Into Portland from Interior
points. The Interstate Commerco Com
mission Interfered and tho project was
held up.
Boats without passengers nnd freight
wcro useless, so tho Central Vermont
Transportation Company decided to keep
the craft hero Instead of at Fortlund,
whero the fresh water would be more
beneficial to them than the salt water
ot Portland harbor. The work of build
ing V spur lino Is now progressing
nnd u expected to be completed early
In spring.
Tho Nnrragansctt and Manhattan are
sister ships. Each Is sumptuously fitted
for tho accommodation of several hun
dred passengers. They are 332 feet In
length, 48 feet In width, 66 feet over
guards and 21 feet 5 Inches depth. Their
triple expansion engines can produco
4C00 horsepower.
Man. Mariner
Adoiro , ...
Slurmfels .
Canadla ,,.,
llentlicota .
ZercnberRcn
Itapldan ...
California ,
SHIP HERE TO USE CANAL
WHITE SLAVE CASE APPEALED
Supremo Court Asked to Affirm In
dictment Against Two Men.
WASHINGTON, Sept 22 -A brief In
the case of tho United States against
two alleged "white slavers." Elle and
Juliette Portalo, was filed In tho Su
preme Court today by Assistant At
torney General Wallace.
The District Court In Colorado de
clared the Indictment against the two
defective because it did not show that
they brought nn nllen Into the country
for Immoral purposes, but only kept
her in a house of ill fame The Go em
inent contends that the Indictment w.-.r
valid and asks the Supreme Court to
set aside the rullnir of v, Cnnr-.t
District Court.
for
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Wiyinrv Rt:,r;,nV.i,h " -d "
i?Jlndr. MU'ray, Kennot Square. ra and
Rosa Wlgrlns. Monrcstown, N. J.
?,TcD?.1,,L'ocui1t,,,., "' Eu
!rSl var.V.r'Vr.,!"?? gyirW" "
I Spencer 1015 8 Darlen at.
I'lgar J rianagan. 1"IM Meltala rt and
'?K Iiff ssi-.,"' nn" n",a M-
!r?elaSner& YewT,. Pa ' " lta"
fento DtMarcdntonlo, :.')2t .N Van Pelt at
Cto'V1r.A wUfia ii!eE0r,10- "'11 W Hill" .' '
COr'oV, S,"iJ' ?tn8,t 1T,h "" .
Ai-,inr!'r 'lkl. 12TS K Thompson it.
JolSi Sl,a.Lu,,sx5?,.ka .'""" H'ehmond t
ZfiTih-txtir.?' an Mar
ShaR"n'7''"r " and Cla"
n!l'M?iVr"li wM ll0uper Bt" ""' Sarah
n-in. Mel1' f Hooper at.
ter s" Stbe,r,t r.xil """"" at . and Sya.
lllrrv niT S Marllnenn. 2121 Summer t.
"&" f,ma2 ir.- ?r h t . and Adele
George y Ptcones. jr . 252S S Carlisle at
Mlllla T ,,ark"' if h .? "'
SVW"1" ' and Id4
AlLn-'i ,v,taX? """S. North 12th t. and
lmit;.,r. VKf'.-'" rt.n n t
H .""urn inn IJlCKinSOn BE
tn?,uS. V.??; COlnLTiestnut at
and Mary
and Oer-
.iJ.ri'.Jo!lJv." ' "" Chestnut at
:Vw,V''S::'J.r H, Per'ar at . and Clara
'Wl Kfiuth Swanson st.
an fi v..i. "i.rrma.n"- 41n Duncannon ae
iZli ;ll Jlu l!"' South 23d.st .
Wt. "ffeB1",, ?:.. Vork uty-
IjOUIi
JO'
nd Esther
and Grace
J'eihTner HIT West Xtrntirnmerv v.
tin i. !'."" ' Druckmlller. 2co'. North
Anit
frank Leone item gou,h 7lh '", ' ,,),, T..
;S'5(S" Sa- -
eSni'ri011',''-, f0' "randywlne at . and
Jrht Vlca "r'rallauekU. 131S N Myrtla at.
iiin 'i?mnlugh lfiOl N Uroad t aid
Illanehe Jijker XG25 Kdueley it
Crari..?1) Bt37 Waatmlnatar ave
ffi"GS3 a.0h "' and Maria Lut'
Ellzab.il? r.Uc.,on' .IM noeh.ll. va . and
RaimJ-i hnD s'arrett, 3 11 Queen Lane
3T.BBSVIIg,k,.8,,' " anJ EJna
ra!,.ck McOoern New York ci.v ,a t.
oer Krt N. stlllman at.
l2Vit I? ""'"'an ,'., and Helen
First Vessel Sails October 8
Pacific Through Isthmus.
With the sailing from this port on
October 8 of the steamship Harry Luck
cnbach, of tho Luckcnbach Steamship
Company, the first direct outward serv
ice between here nnd the Pacific Coast
via tho Panama Canal will bo estab
lished. Terminal arrangements for tho
new lino bae been completed with tho
Philadelphia and Heading Itnllway Com
pany. The vessels -will load and dis
charge cargoes at Pier A, Port Rich
mond. Tho pioneer vessel of the new
line will reach here about September 30.
Ono week after the Harry Luckenbach
sails the steamship Carolyn Is expected
to reach hero with a cargo of canned
goods, wines and general merchandise
from Pacific Coast ports. The now line
intends to operate a monthly service. It
Is expected that tho lun between this
port nnd the Pacific will take about
19 days
The new sen Ice will augment the In
waid service recently established by tho
American-Hawaiian I.lne, which Is now
conducting a passengor nnd freight serv
ice from San Francisco to Philadelphia.
STEAMSHIPS SIGHT BERGS
Nieuw Amsterdam Heports Seeing
Ploe 200 Feet Long.
NEW YOIIK. Sept. 22 An Iceberg 200
feet long nnd i,0 feet high was reported
east nf Cape Race by tho st amshlp Nleuw
Amsterdam when It arrived heie The
Nleuw Amsterdam nlso relayed from tho
Whlto Star liner Arable information to
mariners of icebergs in great numbers
between the 4r.th and tsth meridians
along the 19th parallel.
The Hydrogrnpblc Ofllce also sent out
a notice yesterday that the Danish steam
ship Huss passed 3.J bergs.
BEQUESTS MADE TO CHURCHES
Maria O. Dobyne's Will Provides
Gifts for Religious Work.
The will of Maria O Dobyne, formerl
of 2213 North Cnmac street, bequeaths
I2O0 to the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Park Avenue Methodist
KpWopal Church. A turn of J100 and tho
librnrj of the decedent are bequeathed to
thn Old Ladles' Home of the Methodist
Church. The residue of the estate, valued
at 12200. is devised to relatives
Other wills admitted to probate today
are those of John H Bradley, who died
at Ocean Grove, N J , leaving an estate
of J30.000, Julia J Van Thume, Stone
Harbor, N. J.. 22,7EO, Henry T. Clymer,
6151 Keyter street, JI000, Mary Sullivan,
102d Ollvo Btreet, 13000, Elizabeth D Mur
tlhew. S33 Pouth Fifteenth street, J2500.
Personal effects of tho estate of Charles
F. Straub have been appraised at $12,9i0u0;
Charles E Thomas, J7630 19; Anna J.
WhltiBell, J5667 87.
WEDDED FIFTY YEARS AGO
Manchester ....Rent. 10
..Huelta Popt II
. Calcutta .... .Sent.
. FtAanr Rept. l"i
. Ol'e II y, N U. bept. 18
Cardiff .. . !-ei)t. ts
..lelth Bept. 10
..Copenhagen ....Oct. ..
Steamships to Loavo
PASSKNflEn.
Name. For. Date
Carthaginian ., (Itaegow Sept. 20
Dominion I.Hcrpool .Oct. .1
Stampalla .....Nnplcs Oct. 0
rnKioirr.
Uranlenborg Copenhagen ...Sept.
Man. exchange.... ....Manchester . .Hept
Malno London .. .....Sept. 20
Zulderdyk Jlottenlam ....Sept. 20
Danla Coprnlngen . eit 2t
Vert Point London . .. Sept .in
Oanadla ChrlMtanla ....Oct. .1
California .....Copenhagen ....Oct.
PORT OF NEW YORK
vnssELs Attnivixa today.
Name. From. Sailed.
Zeuland Liverpool Sept. 11
Trlnclpello Rotterdam ... Hept 'i
America Naples . . .. Sept. 10
Steamships to Arrive
DUB TODAY.
Name. From. Salic 1.
Chicago Haro Sept.lt
Antilles Genoa hept. 11
American Itotterdam ... Sept. S
Vlrglnlo Uordeaux Sept. 0
DUB TOMORROW.
Name. From. Sailed.
Oljmple LUerpool .... Hept. HI
New York Lherpoot ....Sept. 10
Chicago Ilairo Sept.lt
FREIGHTS AND CHAnTLTtS
A steady demand prenll In tho steamship
market with only a limited amount nt himl
ness being transacted, due to moderate offer
Inga of tonnage. Haten are firm. Ilates arc
low and business dull In sailing trades.
STEAMSHIPS.
Wlnlalon (Dr.), Atlantic Range to United
Kingdom or French Atlantic ports, grain, prl
uto terms. September nnd October.
Oakland Orange (Dr.), same.
Polatad Nor.), Philadelphia to Scandanavlan
porta, refined petroleum, 10,000 bancls, prl
vnte termn. prompt.
Saniln (Dan ), Now York to Malta, refined
petroleum, ICO.OOo caeca, IS cents, September
and October.
I'letro (Itnl.), 221 tons. Ilaltlmore to Na
ples, Savona or Leghorn, coal, prhntc terms,
prompt.
Thyrla Menler (nr.), 701 tons, Norfolk to
Chandler. Quebec, coal. prUate terms, prompt
Meridian (nr.). 2218 tons. Colon to Phila
delphia, acrap Iron, prhato terms, September
and October.
Vltalla (Nor.), 72.1 tons, same.
BJorn (Nor ), 700 tons. Jamaica to New
York or Stamford, logwood, prlat terms,
prompt.
SCHOONERS.
Flora A. Kin. ball. 321 tons. Philadelphia to
Nassau, coat f 2 iio.
Tdward II. Wake, Port Reading to Camden,
Me . coal, 63 cents.
Edward R. Ualrd. Jr., Barren Island to Phil
adelphia, tankage. $1. net, thenco Lowes. Del ,
to Charleston, flah scrap, J2 net. and back to
New York. kIn-drled boards, prhato terms.
DEATHS OF A DAY
WILLIAM A. HOEVELER
financial Journalist of the country, AeA
rather suddenly yesterday mornlnsr at hi
home at Chatham, If, X.t after a long Hi
ness. A wife nnd daughter, Mildred, 1J
yearn Of age, survive. .
At the time of bis demise Mr. Teaguo
was editor of Copper Curb and Mining
Outlook, n position he had filled for sev
eral years.
DKATHS
eatljs
p in
David
Appointed Councilman hy Governor
Tener, Cnrnerie Institute Trustee.
PITTSBURGH. Serjt 22 -Councilman
William A. Hocvolcr wns fctrlckcn by
paralysis as ho finished addressing a
Council meeting tonight and died within
a fow minutes. Ho was one of the orig
inal appointees of Governor J. K. Tener
when the original Council of nine was
named after the passing of the new city
charter. Councilman Hoeveler was tho
founder of tho W, A. Hoeveler Storage
Company and was inteiested extensively
In real estate here. He was a trustee of
the Carnegie Institute nnd member ot
tho ndlsory board of the Duqucsne Uni
versity of tho Hol Ghost.
ABRAHAM TANDLER
Death brought on by an attack of
acuto Indigestion came to Abraham
Tandler, a retired manufacturer. In his
home at the Brantwood, after four days'
Illness. Mr. Tandler bad been Interested
In the manufacture of knitted goods for
many years, He retired ten years ago.
For many years ho had been a member
of tho Congregation Keneseth Israel. His
widow survives.
FRANCIS A. HARRIS
Francis A. Harris, SO jears old. died
today nt the home nf his son, Frank
A. H. Harris. 5555 Walton avenue. Mr
Harris had been In feeble henlth for
nearly six months His widow, one
son, Frank A B. Harris, who Is in the
automobile business, and a daughter
survive.
CAPTAIN RHEES JACKSON
LAItEDO, Tex., Sept. 22 -Captain Ithees
Jackson, of the Ninth V S Infantry Is
dead at the Post Hospital from Injuries
ecelved when he was thrown from Ms
horse He was a native of Oregon nnd
was promoted to a captaincy March ll
1911. '
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Cheat-
Mr. and Mrs, James Ashton Lee Cele
brate Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs James Ashton Lee, 35!S
North Eighteenth streot, will celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary to
night by a large family dinner to be
given at their home.
Mr. Leo, who Is In charge of the De
livery Department of John Wanamaker's
New York store, and Miss Amelia Wald.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Wald,
wero married September 22. 1661, In their
own home, 732 Green street, by tho Rev
Julius Mann, a Lutheran clerg)man
They have five children: William F
Leo. Morris M. Lee, tho latter assistant
managing editor of the Evening Bulletin,
Miss Augusta Leo. Miss Anna Lee and
Mrs. Samuel L Kamps, of Rochester,
N Y There are four grandchildren
Mr, Lee Is 72 jears of age and Mrs. Lee
Is hla junior by two years.
BERNARD C, CARR
Death from apoplexy came yesterday
to Bernard C Carr at his homo, 2123
Federal street. In his 53d year For more
than thirty jears Carr had been engaged
In the glass and bottle business He was
a member of the Young Men's Republican
Club of tho Mth Ward, ana belonged fo
tho Red Men and Foresters His widow
two sons and two daughters survive. '
BENAJAH R. WILLS
MOUNT HOLLY, X J, Sopt 22-Bena.
Jah P. Wills, president and secretary of
the Burlington County Fair Association,
nnd prominent Democratic Stato Doll.
tlel.in, died nt his home here early toilav
.ifter several weeks' illness of tumor of
the brain He was 63 earn old He was
one of the last of Burlington Countj's
former lay Judges.
MORRIS LONQSTRETH
Information reached this city today
that Dr Morris Longstreth, of Cambridge.
Mass., formerly of Philadelphia, died In
Barcelona, Bpaln, on Saturday last Dr
Longstreth was a member of the class of
1SC6 at Harvard.
MERRILL A. TEAQUE
Editor of Copper Curb and Mining
uutioou.
AnitOTT. On September 20. 1014, ISAAC
ARHt.Tr, hueb-ind ot tho lato Sarah A,
Arrott, In hla ,78th jear. Funeral aenlcea
at his lato residence, 3120 North Park ave
nue, on Wednesdaj motnlng, September 2.1,
At IOiJO o clock. Interment prliato.
ANIlRr.WS. On Heptember to. J0l4..WIIi
LIAM S, ANDItEWJ. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attcnr n funeral, on
Wednesday, nt 2.10 p. m , at his lato resi
dence. Tuckerton, N. J. Interment at Tuck
ertoun. ALMr..On September U, 1014. MART
ATLMER. Duo notice of th funeral will be
given front hr late residence, 4015 Wa.-fcO
tt , Y.'est rhltndalnhla. ,.,
IIAI.HKCK. SuddenlJ, on September 20,1014,
V. ll.l.IAJl. "on oi ivinry nno ine inie .cui
Ilnlli'ck. ruiyrai vt emesiiay, at z p
r.Ani .a .MM.nnfl nt liln rntmln. I
Thlstlf, 2410 Federal street. Interment nt
Frnood Cemetery. . ..
BAI.KIK. On Heptember 21. 1014. MARIE,
wlfj of I"ran Unlklo, In her (Vld year, funer
al emlcos Thursday, at 2 p m from her
lato residence, IOJI North Orlanna at. .v-
IIALLAM. At Camden, N. J , on September
21, MH, JAMES HAM.AM son of the lato
JIern nnd tfaiah Uallam llelathes nml
friends arc InUted to attend the runeral
serlre. on edneda nt 1 P m . at lb
resldenjo of his nephew, Thomas l.-ach, 2130
IJ VltNKs' September t!i, 1014, M HARRY.
sun of M Harry and tho lata Marv L.
llarnes and grnndson of Anna nnd tho lato
Oeorge II. Ham's Funeral serlces on
Thursilny, nt 2i30 p m., nt the apirtmenta
of Oliver II. Ilalr, 18J(i Cheitnut at.
CARI.m. MAItUAHUT CAIILUY, 2 years.
2S1' Reese st.
CA lift. On September 21, 1014, nnnNARD
C UAItlt, husband of Annlo Cnrr. l"uneral
Thursday, nt s n. m . from his Into residence,
241R federal at Solemn lleiulem Jlnn ai ?l
Anthony a Church, at 0 TO n. m Internunt
llol Lroa Comcter
COI.I.INH On September 21, 101I.TIIOMAS.
huaUind of the late Sarah A Collins Duo
iioiilo of tho funeral "III Iw given, from his
lain ic.ldence, 4' Federal st
CONOVKIt On September 20. 1014. CLAR-
KMB I'ATrON, son of I larence W nnd
Mattlin F. Contner, aged 0 cnra 7 months.
Funeral Wednesday, at 2 p. m , from tho
residence of hli grandparent, William C.
Pntton. Berlin. N J.
CONItOH'. On September 14. 1014. DAVID
K CON ROW, aecd 01 5 ears. Lata residence,
224 Leaguo st. Jjuo notice of funeral will Le
alien. ,
CONWAY. On September 21. 1014. MARY,
widow of Michael Conwav, of County Ty
rone, Ireland runernl from the residence
nf her son-in-law. Thoima Ilrnwn. 1808
Stiles St.. nn Frldav. at 8:30 a m Solemn
Requiem Musi at tho Church of the Gesu,
nt 1(1 a. m.
COTTON. On September 10, 1014, FRED
ERICK J. COITON, In hla 00th year. Til
nernl services on Wednesday, at II p m. pre
cisely, nt Schuyler's, nroid nnd Diamond
nls Interment tlreenuood Cemetery.
CtmitAN. On Heptember 10, 1014, JOHN,
husband of the lito Ullen Curran Kunernl on
Wednesday, at S .10 a. m . from 214 Sumac
at.. Wlasnhlcknn. Solemn IIlEh Mass at St.
John the llnptlrl'a Church, nt 10 a. m. In
terment Westminster Cemetery.-
COLLINS On September 21.1014, THOMAS,
husband of Mnli A. Collins. Duo notice oi
the funnril xMIl he glcn, from his late resi
dence, 2I.1 I cdcrnl st
II tt MAUI.R On September 20. 1014,MARin
J. Di: WAKLR. wife of George L. Do
VTele. Interment prlv itn
Di:.N On September 14, 1014. CATH
ARINE A DEAN, widow of Charles V.
Dcin, reiiicnce, kto union st. I uneral serv
ices anu interment strictly private
DKNMIlt On September 20, 1014, FRED
ERICK UKNNI5R in his 10th jear. Funeral
on Thursdiy ifternoon, September 24, at 1
o'clork, from Odd Felloiva' Home, southeast
corner erth nnd Tioga streets. Interment
Oreenmount (."emcter.
Iir. I.I.N On September 10. 1014. JOSEPH
DEVLIN husband of Ellen DcMIn (nee
Kan) rimenl nn Wednesdtj. at s :o a. m..
from 0"l "Imrkannton st Solemn Requiem
Ma') nt tho C hurch of tho Immaculate Con
ception, it 10 a m Interment New Ca
thedrnl (Vmeter
DIXEY. On September 10. 1014, ALFRED,
aon of William nnd Charlotte Dlxcy. In his
IStli jear. Funeral sen Ices on Thursday, at
a p m , at I17S Joyco t Interment prl
nte K of V rireenwood Cemetery.
UOEIII I EL Suddenly, on September 10.
1014. ALFRED O., husband of Ida Doerffel.
aged 30 cars Funeral on Wednesday, at 2
P. m . from 371.1 N. 17th st. Inteqjient at
Northwora! Cemetery.
DOl'GIIERTY On September IS. 1014. EL
LIE T.. widow ot John J. Dougherty (n-e
Donohue). Due notice of the funeral will be
given, from her late residence, 1214 Cath
arine st.
DUI r. At her residence. 4312 Chestnut at.
on Septemher 10. 1014. LAURA ANTON
ETTE WELLS, wlfo of J. Campbell Duff.
Funeinl nnd Interment at the t-oiuenlmco tf
tht, famll;
n.ANKOAN. Suddenly, on September 13.
1014 CATHARINE, wlro of Jamca Flancgan.
need 00 ears Funeral services on Wodnes
dij, at 2 p m nt OJI W. Cumberland st.
Interment Herman Lulhernn Cemetery
GLENN On September 21. 1014. JOSEni
C. husband of Mary E Glenn Funeral on
Thursdiy, nt 2 p in , strictly private, from
tho rcsldenei nf his f ither-ln-lan. William
O'Brien, J21 West Wharton st Interment nt
Fernwond Cemeterv. Remains in ty be view
ed Wednesday evenlmr.
GOI1IEY On September 21, 1014. CATH
ARINE 1FRL. -nlfo of Henry Goldc)
Funeral Thurslav at H ,o a. m, frum her
lnlo residence, till Mt Vernon st , West
Phllldelnhla Rcnulem Mass at St Azatha's
Church nt 10 a tu,
GRAHAM. On September 20. 1014. FRANK
M , son of the late Robinson T. nnd .Mary
W Grnham. Due notice of the funeral will
bo given, from his late residence, S727 Cath
arine street
HALL SERENE HALL. 35 ears. 000 North
10th at.
IIAI.I.OWELL. On September 12. 1014.WIL
LIAM, huhand of the lata Catharine N.
Hallowell, nged 74 years Due notice of the
funeral will be given, trnm the residence of
his dauchter. IMS Van Pelt st
HENDKItSON At his late residence. 0TIO
Jlct'nllum st , Germantoun. JA.MKh I HEN
DERSON, need "S years Funeral nervli.es
and Internunt private.
IIERTKK. -On September 13. 1014. MAODA
LENA wife of Louis Ilerter tformerly bck
nrd), aged 48 years. Due notice of the fu
neral will be given, from her late resldenc,
1027 Shunk st.
IIOUK On September 10. 1014. MARTIN
I"., husband of Ellen Hore. nincral on
Wednesday, at 8 .In a tn from .1111 N. 4th
st Solemn Roqulem Mass at St Augustlno a
Church it 10 a. in. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
IIOI'sKIIAN On September 20. 1014. SE-
i.vr-..'v. wne oi ttarry u tiou-cman. r unorai
cdnesdaj, at 8 a m., from the residence
of I. V Cox. 4213 Tackawanna street,
Frankford Mass at St Joachim's Church
at 11 o'clock Int-rment nrlvnte
JONES. On September 21 1T14 LEON AL
LEN, son of Cordelia anil tho late John S
Jones, asm si vears runerni servlrea on
Wtdnes,li. it 8 p m it lld Falrmoum
ave Interment Thurslav at Wilmington
llrindvvlne Cemeterv W t nilnston Del
JONES. On September i 10H, LEON AL
LI.N pan or i nrdell i an I the late John 11
Jouc. i;ed Jl eirs Funeral servhes on
WrdnMilij at S p in. nt lis late resident e,
12111 Fairmount nve Interment on Thura
day, at Wilmington nnd Ilrandvvlno C'eme
terj. W'llmtnxion Del
JOM!1.-On September 17, 1011, LUCY,
widow of Caleb W Jones aged 74 years.
Due notice of the funeral will be given,
from her late residence, 2oto South 8th st.
KINO. On heptember IS, 1014. WILLIAM
F , bust and ui Lottlo King lne Jenner).
Duo notice of funeral nlll bu given from hla
late leald-nce 3124 Market at
KIEN1NKU. LAZER KLENTNER.68 years.
J7U1) Fletcher t.
LKA'IIIKRSIAN. At his residence. 437
Rhavvn kt , Fot Chase on beptembcr 15.
1U14, JOSEPH, husband of Amanda Leather,
man Due notice o. the funeral will be
civ en.
LEK On Septemher 10 1014. CL4.RA A.
LEE (nee Unnl aged 711 vears. Funeral
services on W ednesila at 2 p ni , at 427
N. I.dgtwuod st Interment private, at Ar
llnztmi Ccmeter
I.IDMII.I. HltRY LIDDELL. 0 years.
23fi5 E. Serjeant st
LH-r. LOUISA UIP. 87 years. 2613 North
Mascher st
I.OC1LE. On September 21. 1014. JOHN J,
iiii.i'uiiii ui urn ,uv vm iit-.iiib iMKug anq son
o' ,he late DomtnUk and Sarah Ixigue Due
notUn uf the funeral will be given trom hit.
late restdenr. .'220 t'urprrter st
I OH. On September 21. 1014. MAROARET
M , wife oi t'rank Iih and daughter of th1
late Michael and Mar) Fleming Funeral on
Thursda at 7 n a m frum her late rest
deme, I ear 121 New Market st High Mass
at St ugustlne s Church at 0 a. m
I.VnTTV. MARY LUI) VTTY, 22 months.
IU2S N Hilton st ,n'
Ll'IZ. On heptember 21. 1014. ALPIIONSE
JAMFS I.l'Tfc. hukbanl of Ann Lull (nee
Vnwnes) and son of Lllen T an 1 the lain
I'lmcs S LuU bJ30 Frankford ave , Holmes-hurir.
M ltION'. On September 18. 1914. ANNA C
M UUON vvldort of John Marlon and dauh;
ter of the late Mlthael and Margaret Roddy
Due nutUe if funeral from her lato residence,
MVItriN. On heptember 20, 1914, JOHN
husband of the lato Llttabeth Martin, in his
Bltli jear Funeral services on WVlncitav
at U a in . at the larlors of Mrs Oito llur.
le k. 1041 N 4th kt Interment private
Muunt Morlah i emclrry fi.ate
Mi ('(!(. N. On heptember 10,1014 EL17A
llEril M.tt'U;N wife of James F ?K-1-oIt.an
and daughter uf Marj A and the
late I'airf-k J Muldonn, aged 21 ,lr,
Kunera on Wednesday, at S a tn rrAn; vV.
l.lUwoith it High Mass of Requiem at"st
Anthony a .-hurch at u a. ni In erm'nt
at Holy Cross fenieterj ...
McGETTIGAN. On September 21 low
JOHN J husband of larga"t E.' McO-it.
tlgan Duo rotlce of funeral win be Kl"en
from hla late residence. tQ-j North ifi ..'
M NT,itieLiiANOR Mca"ATH. 3 yea
MrKKtIN. On heptember 20. 1914 TEIli."ii
M KO nUT dauahter of'jamei arid eRSA
tith McKeon. In her 18th jear Fuii.rii
Wedncadav at S to a m . from the residence
fo'n"'l,r",U' -50'- n,"'ij-' en JeaklS!
MILLER. SARAH MILLER. S3 .ir. nn.
rltzwater st --v
McOay, 12SJ Beuth 49lh atfeet, Interment
private.
MgniKTII. IDA MONTIBTH. 8 rears,
o-o N. 11th at.
MORKHCia-VICTOniA MOnE8CHI, 9.
rears, M2 E. ltltttnhoure st.
MVliniLLAND CATIIARINB MWLHOt-
..tlft'itJ--''' years, a.120 N itowara at.
uiinrirr-iticiiAEb murphy, 79 ytn,
OTTKY. On September 20,.1914, at Wild
wood! N. J., TjlOMAB AltniNOTON OTj
TEY, lormerly of West Chester, Pa,, husband
or Mary E. otter fnee Neary), aged 61 jears.
Funeral on Wednesday at Oakland Cemetary,
West Chester, Pa.
rAi:siTEK FANNIE PAYNTER. 82 yeara.
COO H1y St.
rKEM.N'O. CABANDRA PEELING.
years. 1214 S. .Id s t
rKTERHON. On September 20, 1911. MARY
A., jvlfe of the late Joseph Peterson and
daughter of Mary and the late Patrick
uulnn. Funeral Thursday morning, Septem
ber 24. at a io o'clock from her mother's
esldence, ln.17 South Thirteenth street,
folemn 'Moss of Requiem at tho church of
thn Epiphany at 10 o'clock precisely. In-
..ferment nt Holv Cross Cemetery.
PFAFF. On September 18. 1014, of dlph
Jherln, JOHN C , n of Thlllp and Anna
Pfnfr, of 3628 Ella st aged 8 years. No
funeral
rjUMPfi LILLIAN PHILLIPS. 48 yeara.
2W2 North Natront at.
,'!:J!J,rtP'T;0n..f"J""mber 10. 1014, JE
ROML II.ri.UMMr.ll, aited 31 veara Fu
neral services on Wednesday, at 2.10 p m
..".L!?.! tesldenee of his parents, 'Julnton. N I
t'TTIJ. BDWARD POTTS. 18 yeara. 2012
roI,K"'M'"K At Atlantic City, N. J..
eptmter 17. 1014. ADRAHAM, husband of
dairy Pnwderrfiaker. aged 82 vears. Inter
pier, prliata Norfolk, naltlmc-re and Wash.
,il5.'.'i,, Papers please cop.
n'AVJJ,'7-R "'Ptemher 20, 1014, JOHN O
IJAI7IJ Residents. Sin N. IUh St. Due no-
urp di mo mnerai win he given.
'lrJAniA. DOMENICO RECCARIA, 1
Jear. 1020 North w'oodstock st.
nKmtmy.At Magnolia. N J, on Septem
ber In. 1014, MAlTrilV F, wife of William
D Itedroiv aged 07 vears.
"fi,'.y'TSAnA new. 70 years, 010 South
jutn tt
IlICKAKD On September 20, 1014. ANOE-
DKATH8
LINK ntCKAItn Xnea WlJIanor), wife of W.
ft rileftfi. Residence, JiOf Patton atreet.
Due notice of funral will be given.
ttoonns. On Monday. September 14. 19M,
ItACHKl. WI8TER, daughter of the late
William Wynne and Hannah Lewis t later
nil widow ef William D. Rogers. Interment
Prtvate
IIOT1I. At Newtown Square, ra. on Sep
tember 21, 1014, H.URA J., widow of Dr.
Amo A. Roth, aged 0) years Funeral er
vlcea ami Interment prlvnte, at Frederick,
Md.
8CiIAT.MOT.T On September 20, 1014, RA
CIIBI. JANfJ, wife of, Ferdinand hchallloll,
a, at 2 p m., at her Into residence, 31
Oouth Third street. Colwyn Delaware County,
Pi Interment prlvnte, Ferntvood Cemetery,
SHAMllOt OH Suddenly, at PhoenlTVllle,
l'n Heptember 21, 1014 CHARLES T., hus
band of Anna J. Shnmhougli, nged 07 jcara.
Due notice of the runeral will be given, from
his lato residence, 1518 Courtland st . Phila
delphia, STEl'HKNH. On September 20. 1014. ANNA
13, wife of th late Tohn Stephens, nged
72 years Funeral on Wodnesdav, September
21, at I o'clock, from th residence of her
fon, John Stephens. 3IS Dnvla avenue, Audu
bon N. J Interment nt Evergreen Cemetery,
Camden, N. J.
STOCKTON. At Dtxvllle Noleh, New Hamp
shire, on Saturday, September 10, 1014,
ANNA II STOCKTON Services nt the house
of Mr Frederick Kjlvester. Haverford, ra .
on Wednesday. September 23d,at 3 30 o'clock.
Interment private
8TITELKR. In Downlnglown, Tn . on Sep
tember 20, 11114. DA ID S STlTT.Lmt, ne,l
7(1 cars Funeral servlrea on Tuesdnj, at S
p m . nt 227 Highland nvp rurther services
at West Laurel lllll Chapel on Wednesday,
at II 10 a m
6UI.I.UAN. At his residence 3211 Cherry
St., Camden, N. J., Sept. 11, 1014. JOHN L.
hunband of Mary Sullivan aged 27 years.
Due notice of the'uneral will be given
fiMINOTON. On Septemher 20,1014, MARY
SYMINGTON, wlfn of Jams Sjmlngton nn 1
dvighter of the late lohn J, and Mary Rav
runeral W'rdntadnv mntnlng at 8 In o'clock
from the residence of her grandmother Mrs
Jamex Ra 2418 Pine street. Interment at
Cathedral Cemetery
THOAirsON. Of diphtheria, on September
10 1014. MARCIA ALICE only child of
Earl J. and Malvlna Thompson, nged 1 joara
nr.ATMa
And T months , Interment private, at TVeit
minster. .No funeral ,, ,,,
THOMPSON. On Feptember 20. 1914, MAtt
THA, wife of Robert Thompson Due notc
nf tli funeral will be given ,
TinnNHY. On September 19, lOH.THOMAS
J, husband of Mary J "llerney (n .IJut
terworth), nged no er runeral on Wed
nesdav, at 8 10 a m , from 2817 North Ln
at (Front and Somerset t ) Rerralem
MAM at the Church of the Visitation of H
V M, at Id a m Inurment nt Holy Ctobj
ViALKEIL In Portsmouth, Va , on Septem
ber 111, 1014, WILLIAM D. WALKBIl In
terment private In laurel Hill Cemetery
W'AI.TI On September 21. 1014. GODFREY
WALTI. Relative nnd friends, nlso Win
kelrelil Reneflclal Assn. are Invited to at
tend funeral services, nn Thursday, pre
ilselv at 2 p m , nt his late residence, 241(1
Aspen st Intorment Fernwood, Cemetery.
llHlTfc. On Septemher 10, 10l4, MARCIIR
r III S, husband of Margaret White (nn
ScheeO) Funeral on Wednesday, at 2 p m.
from 210 yernlda st , Wnyre. Junction Re
mains may bo viewed Tuesday evening. In
terment strictly private at Ivy Hill Cem-
mIlsoN. On Sent 21 JOHN I WILSON,
formerly of Philadelphia, nt hla home on
the Hudson Interment In the family
burial ground NovvnBk, Del, ......
WINSI.OW. On September 21. 1014. EMMA
V vvlfo of fohn Wlnalnw, aged 00 year
Relatives nml friends nre Invited to attend
funeral services, Thursday, precisely at n p
ni nt the Chapel of Andrew J Dalr & Son.
loth nnd Arch Ms
WOLriNtlF.lt. On September 10, 1014, I3D
W Alll. son nf EllMtirth and tho Into Henry
Woinnaer (nee Glndlnrtl ngeel 30 ear
Funrnl service nn Wednesday, at 2 p. m,
at ir,2 met Dora st Interment at Palmer
Cemeterv
WOOD. Suddenly, on September 10. 1014,
HARRY It hulnnd nf Mnry K Wood Fu
neral nn Vednerdav at 8 10 a m from 2420
Nleholi at Requiem Mass nt St Ellza
Im ilia ' hur-h at 10 a m Interment at
i rrneter
VlOomVAItn. On September .20. 1014. IDA
MAI wire of Georao V Woodward ami
dnugh'er nf "HmuM nnl Jennie HalTelOnger.
aed 4." vears Funenl services Thursday
st 2 P m at her lato r"ldenre 42.10 Mantua
avenue Interiint at Fernvvood Cemetery. ()
" f 5IINI.ICVA. On September 20 1914 ttaic
NEW YORK. Sept U-Merrlll A :NV eaBm? ?! r " Vwhl
cbcw, one of tho ablest nnd bwt-known I tf&g un5SLiiU. tfSFSln. Elmer
I Teague,
Store Opens 8.30 A. M.
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes 5,30 P. M.
The Grand Organ Plays Tomorrow at 9, 2 and 5:15
Fashion Posings in Egyptian Hall at 11 and 2:30
IMPORTANT ADVANCJ
ANNOUNCEMENT
Tlhe Wanamaker Stores of PhSIadelphia and
New York have acquired more than $100,000
worth of famous BIQELOW RUGS.
Ooe-halff of this great quantity is now being
uiniloaded off the freight cars in this city; some
off the rugs are already opened up in our stock
room.
The purchase includes
BIQELOW brands in
the famous
sizes.
The rugs will be put on sale THURSDAY
morning, September 24th, in the Rug Store,
on the Fourth Floor, Market.
The prices throughout the sale will be
EXACTLY 2B PER CENT. LESS than . the
standard prices of BIQELOW RUQS known all
over America.
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It is the year's great event
rugs and it is the year's great o
all householders of Philadelphia and vicinity.
?
I JOHN WANAMAKER