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WHAT MAKES A BOY
I wonder If' thorp wns a boy
Thoy naver had to spank t
Who neverhad 'to hold rlj-ht In,
Who'heVer played a prank;
Who never said a saucy word,
Who nover played In mud!
Who ate Just .what the table held
'Ami said It tasted .good;
Who tinned close home and plated, be
cause That was his ,placo to play,
And though the boys Invited him,
Would never go away;
Who was not angry all day long,
No. matter what was said;
And was all ready when the time
Had come to go to bed I
Perhaps If I could be like that,
I never would annoy;
Hut If I never once was spanked
They'd say "He's not a boy."
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BEFORE THE SANDMAN COMES
LISTEN! Hear that noiscl" ex
claimed Jimmy South-Breeze as
he swooped around the caves of
& liig apartment building. "I wonder
what in the world it can be?"
lie listened carefully for a few seconds.
"Tinkle, tingle." Such a sweet chip-
y chime it was. (June unlike any
hing Jimmy had ever heard before.
"I believe I'll ask my mother what
hat is," he decided finally, and im
mediately he began hunting for her.'
Now maybe you think it's an easy
thing to find your mother, and maybe
it is easy when you call and she is
right there to answer.
But Jimmy's mother was different.
She loved her children and kept track
of them in her own fashion, of course;
biit wind fashions and people fashions
arc very tinlike. In the first place,
Mrs. Sou'u-Brccze had a great many
children, and then she had such a wide
country to travel over that she would
not stay in one place very long.
Jimmy hadn't seen a glimpse of her
for two days.
"I wonder where she is?" he mused
houghtfully. "I believe I'll hunt to-
llward the East." So he did.
He blew softly over the smooth
streets till he reached a big park, then
,he called gently through the hig
Ibushes: "Mother. Mother South-
Breeze. I want vou."
And by rare good luck Mother
South-freeze was there and answered:
"es, Jimmv." she said kindlv. "can T
do anything for you?"
"Oh, Mother, do come back this
way with me." cried Jimmy. "There's
a wonderful new sound I want yott to
hear. Come along this street, and I'll
show you the place."
Together they blew swiftly down
the street to the hig apartment build
ine where Jimmy had been.
"Here it is," he cried. "Now blow
up to the second floor porch and lis
ten I know you'll think it is wonder
fully sweet."
Softly they nestled down on the
tiny front porch, carefully they lis
ten.?m,t no a sound die! they hear.
i hat's queer," said Jimmy. "I
the matter." He blew softly through
the screen and into the living room.
Instantly a dainty musical chime
was heard a chime as cool and sweet
as the sound ice fairies make when
they frolic and iing.
"There it is, mother." cried Jimmy,
delightedly. "Now listen." They
both kept very still and the music
stopped.
"Oh, dear, what is the matter now,"
cried Jimmy.
"Matter enough," answered a little
voice sadly. "I can't sing, unless you
help me."
"Who arc you?" asked Mrs. South
Breeze, blowing into the big living
room to investigate.
"I?" said the voice. "I am the wind-
bells over your head. I will play you
sweet music if you will help me."
"This way?" said Jimmy, and he
blew a swish of air through the room.
"That's the way to help," twinkled
the wind-bells. "You're the very play
mate I want."
Copyright, 19J1, Clara Ingram Judson.
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I'M A BUBY IJTTLB nOW-WOW,
AND I WORK WITH nnOOSt AND PAILi
BUT I HATE THIS NASTY, CLINGING
SKIHT;
IT SQUEEZES MY TOOK TAILI
PROPERTY SALES
AID TO PENNSY'S
TERMINAL PLANS
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urchases Nearly Completed
With Only 1 5 More Sales
to Be Consummated.
Speculation as to Plans.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
jhaa nearly completed the purchase of all
h property on the north side or Filbert
street, and the south side of Cuthbert
street, from 15th "to 20th street In the
Ninth ward, needed to complete the lo.
cation of its enlarged terminal and ad
ditional trackage.
u ' h,s 5a,e' on,y l5 properties are on
I the books of the cltv with reentered
?J"er other than the railroad company.
-... properties nave been aiWilretl ut
rry. reasonable flcures: otherb it was
;"m,J beiit to purchase even at prices
ivip seemea abovn the markft.
The' buyinir becrail ah arlv n 1S1J
iUlte.a number nf nmnrtln. urr nitp.
ffchaeed in J002, and the majority In ISIS
th i1.911' "e ' ,he "stumbling block.
I . .1 T'tphone Company's property
at the northwest rnrm, tt i7iv. ii,t ini.
'fieri3l!,CftS' Wab n0t ac1ulre1 unt11 Jul'
I 'i' !!?e aerement between the railroad
Ind tio city, thji, former Is to dedicate
WfOclcut land on the south side of Cuth
crt street, free of cost to the olty, for the
widening of that thoroughfare to Jl feet.
the Vvldth nf I.-llhr, t,.o, i. l ai.n
bOitved that tbe ratooiid bu aa un4f
standing with the city that the present
station Is to come down as far back as
the west side of 15th street, to give way
for the plaza nt the beginning of the
Parkway, though no formal agreement
has been admitted.
The pleco of ground which the railroad
now has practically acquired. Including
the bed of Filbert street, Is 177 feet wide
and extends 2250 feet from the west side
of Fifteenth street to the east side of
Twentieth street. It contains 9.160-10
acres.
I'HOPERTIES YET TO BE ACQUIRED.
Trice
1513 nibert .t . JML"".Um,i.
Michael O'llrlen 118,000
of 1'hlladelphu ..?..,
1SIII Filbert it.. 18x127. John
Blmlry
N. E. Cor. 17th and Filbert.
t . lUxftl. Anna lie.
Naufhton (homeitead)
ISSI.:?, Flltwrt i . 33tl7.
(jeorKO Abbott, Jr
1S2J.2' Filbert t . 40117,
n. W, lllrdalti
IU27 Filbert t . 1P24 Cutli.
hen I , 16ill7, William
McLauxhlln thomeftead). ...
MO Cuihbert at . 20x18, B.
IV nibble.
151.' C'ulhLm at , 20x48, D.
Alexander
1520 Cuthbert it , 18x6.1, Ab
bot estate
1814 Cuthbert at. 20 6x58,
Muriel Dobbins
Plans showing present right of way of Pennsylvania Railroad into Broad
Street Station and property acquired to close Filbert street.
road company will be entitled to dam
ages from the city for part of properties
No. 1503 to So. 1523 Inclusive taken for
the Parkway.
NOP.TII SIDE F1LUERT STREET, FROM
16TII TO 17T1I.
1832
1000
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1MB
1.110
13U
1520 with 37th N.
58
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x 60.3
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3, ISO
8,000
6 000
3,tM)
30.000
18,000
13.500,
16,000
20,000
4,600
3,500
3,000
3,600
6,000
$27,000
45,000
27,000
60,000
80,000
40,000
14.000
6.000
5,000
6,000
8.000
lnos-T.o bo iirr
. .mil
..1611
..1615
..1611
. .16111
..1621
..1623
.1625
80 X127
SO X12T
15 X127
15 X127
IS 1137
15 Xl37
30 xlJ7
21 x 06.6
18 X SO
13 x 80
124.000
53,000
45.000
17,000
12.000
I8,.vm
11,000
1.000
23.250
7.500
7,600
50,000
1802 Nov. 20.
1012 April 10...
Aug. 15..,
1913 May 0....
1012 Feb. 0..,.,
Feb. 12...,
1H02 May 14.,.,
ISM Jan. 3 ....
(with 82 N. 10th it.)
1002AUC. 24 1027
1002 Feb. 28 1624
N E. cor. 17th and Filbert
at , juxeo
E.llm.l.d, ,JT3'T!
NORTH SIDE FlI.nERT STREET FP.OM
17TH STREET TO 18T1I STREET.
1014 July 11. N. w. cor. 17th
nd Filbart. No.. 1101 -3-B M xll7
lUU'Jun 28... ...17O7-0 40 xlt7
Juna IB 1711 20 xl(7
1313Aprll 21 171.1.23 120 i!17
April 4 172.1 20 xll7
IDU March 11 1717 X117
(and 34 N. 10th it.) 21 xllO
1013.111110 17 i?zn zo
Marcu i 1731
1001 Aus, 1 1711
1012 Oct. 4 171.1
1913 March 2 1787
lfll'2 Fb 20 10311
(N. E. cor. 18th it.
xllT
20 xll7
fo X117
0 X117
18 Xll7
1U 1117
$075 000
80,000
40,000
in.i.oio
17,000
35.000
12,500
lO.Ortl
10.000
18,500
10,000
17,500
Eatlmated.
SIXTEENTH STREET.
IDI'J.Mjv 14. N W. cor.
i..u n n.ti,.-2.
.(!, n,u f num...
July 22 2SN.
IDOSFeb. 2 30 N.
1001 July 8 32 N.
1012 April 8 34 N.
1002 March 23 .ION.
1U12 April 10 38 N.
(corner Cuthbert atreet).
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10 x 73
IS x 73
18 x 73
1H x 70
lh x 70
IK X 70
IP X 70
$50,650
123,000
16,000
14, 100
13,423
15,000
12.600
18,000
1013 March
1H1-
1U12 Oct 12, .
10O1 Juna 12.
1012 June 1..,
Dec. 5...
SEVENTEENTH STREET.
23..
.8.1 N.
. . .3.1 N.
. . .37 N.
. . .81) N.
...41 N.
...43 N.
18 x BO
I X HO
IS x BO
18 X Oil
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$114,023
$13,000
12,000
13,100
7.000
11.050
1II.fX)0
EiaHTEENTH STREET.
(None )
NINETEENTH STREET.
U03 80 N 21 x 00.6
1605 Jun. 14. 32 N. with
162.1 Filbert t. , 1012.
March 11. 34 N.. with
1727 Filbert at.; 1012.
36 N. 21x100 anj
1010 Cuthbert at ....
1002 Ian. 23 38 N. 21 xlOO
(6. W cor. Cuthbert at.).,...
$76,850
$13,360
18,760
a. 600
16,000
$106,300 $233,000
Passing- to properties purchased and
including properties to be yet acquired,
at estimated values given above, each
block considered separately, vli. :
NORTH SIDE OF FILBERT STREET FROM
NO 1503 TO NO. 1543, INCLUSIVE.
$22,000
'w.ooo
20.000
13.000
2O.00O
22.000
20.000
SI). 000
22.000
30.000
OJ.0O0
27.000
43.000
27.00$
1010 Nov. 8 isotl IT x 76
1010 Nov. b 1.103-7 82 x 03
150U.U 34 1127
1521 18 xl27
1012 July 13 152:1 18 x 63
1002 Feb. 20 1.12R IT xl27
1312 Feb. 20 1S27 17 X127
ItKRJilarch 1 1520 17 xl27
11)12 June 13 1S11-33 31 x!27
July IB 1533 16 ji27
July 10 1337-0 17 x 76
16 x 76
1641-3 40 Xl27
1311 IX X127
1513-1T 40 x 7
1519 xl37
it tuuit i baa la Blui that ,ti reil.
$1,384,600
Note Soma loti 20x117 at rani or $10,009
to $40,000. '
NORTH SIDE OF FILBERT STREET FROM
18TH STREET TO 10TH STREET.
$62,550
B.OOO
8,000
9.000
8,000
14.000
40.000
14.000
33.000
80,000
40.000
1?AA Rin
Eatlraatad.
NORTH SIDE OF FILBEF.T STREET FROM
1BTH. STREET TO 20TH STREET.
1812 May IS .. ..1811-18-15-
29-l-i3-a
1012 Feb. 23 1017
1001 July 2 1010
1013 May 1 1021
1001 July 20 1023
1001 Juna IMS
1014 Cuthbert
ii .-.. r cor.
1012 April 10 lftOO-11 43 xllT
lUOJMarcri 3 1813 20 xllT
112 Feb 4 1813 20.6x61.0
1002 April 7 1817 18 xllT
10O1 Feb. 26 1810 16 X117
1013 March S 1831 16.6x117
10O1 July 7 1MI-S.S-T 73 ilU
1012 Feb. 10 183$ 16 xitT
1011 April 24 1841-3 34 x!17
1823-5 33 XU7
1827-3 40 xllT
1012 April
TO'
th and Filbert. .
6x 67
xX?
6 X 67
14 xlT
15 xl26.1l
30 t 83
$33,000
5.000
3,250
ibiss
0.150
14,000
10,000
Estimate!.
Ct'TTIBEBT 8TRZE7T.
lttllAW . . W. r.
iwtn ana iniiaoan, zi
$31,817
Estimated
.. TWENTIETH STREET.
1010 Nov. 1R. S. W. cor.
2uth and Cuthbert eta
The Fulton Walker Co.
1012 March 10. 37 N. 15x60.
alao 1820 Cuthbert at
March 3 39 N. IS x B7.6
Pec. 21 41 N. 16 x 31.6
Nor. 20 43 N. 15.3x57.6
$36,110
$323,000
12.000
O.S0O
6,630
13.600
P TJNERAIi 01? MBS. B. O. ATEB.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Rhandena. Gllmon
Ayer, wife of Francis Wayland Ayer,
heart of the advertising firm of F, "W,
Ayer ft Bon, of Philadelphia, will be
held on Thursday, In tho North Baptist
Church, Camden, In which Mr. Ayer
had been nn active worker for many
year. Mrs. Ayer died on Saturday at
hor country home In Meredith, Delaware
County, N. Y., after n. brlf Illness. She
had devoted consldcrablA time to chari
table work In' Camden. -She Is survived by
her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Wilfred
W. Frey! n Blsler, apd A brother, Dr.
Wlllard Hlddlo Oilman, of L,akevlew.
North Cntollna.
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OBITUARIES
THE REV. THOMAS M'GRONEN
Clinplnln of New York Hlro Depart
ment. NEW YORK, Oct. 6. The Rev. Thomas
McGroncn, Flro Department chaplain and
paBtor of St. Ambrose's Iloman Catholic
Church, Brooklyn, died yesterday In Holy
Family Hospital from an operation. To
tho men In tho department he was known
as "Tho Coffee Man," bcca-lsc ho Insti
tuted tho coffee wagons from which
Brooklyn fire fighters were served In cold
weather.
Tho dead priest was 52 years old and
had been at St. Ambrose's nine years.
For years he had attended practically
every two and threc-alnrm flro In the
borough. He was a well-known figure,
In battered hat, a patched and worn
rubber coat and long rubber boots.
DEATHS
MBS. J. TOWNSEND VAN METEB
For Many Years an Active Worker In
Church Circles.
COLLdN'OSWOOD, N. J., Oct. 6.-Mrs.
J. Townsend Van Meter, 72 yenrs old,
one of tho oldest churchwomen of this
place, who has lived hero for a quarter
of a century and who, with her husband,
celebrated the 53th annlvorsar'y of their
wedding a few months ago, died at the
home of her husband, 211 Lake View drlvo,
yesterday, after a Bhort Illness. For
many years she had been an active
worker and a devoted worshiper In the
First Methodist Church. Tho funeral will
bo hold Thursday, nt 2 o'clock, at 211
Lake View drive. The Itcv. Dr. Alfred
Wngg will ofTlclate. The Interment will
be In Harlclgh Cemetery.
MBS, WILIiIAM WINDOM
Widow of Pornier Secretary of United
States Treasury.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., Oct. S.-Mrs.
William "Wlndom, widow of William
Wlndom, Secretary of the Treasury In
Trcsident Garfield's nnd President Har
rison's Cabinets, Is dead here, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Bentley W.
Warren.
MBS. MINA GrTJGGENHEIMEB
Mrs. Mlna Guggenhelmer, formerly of
Flncastle, Yn., died yesterday at her
homo, 2312 North Thirteenth street. She
was 87 years old) and succumbed to a
stroke of paralysis nfter an Illness lasting
over four weeks. Mrs. Guggenhelmer
had been a member of the Temple Ken
eseth Israel for nearly 30 years, and was
Interested In charitable work. Four
daughters, Mrs. M. E. Lam, Mrs. Henry
.7. Wnlter, Miss Betty Gungcnhclmer and
Miss Flora Guggenhelmer, and a sister,
Mrs. B, Joseph, S3 years old, survive.
MBS. E. A. PEIZENMAIEB
Mrs. Emma Alice Pflzenmaler, wife of
Henry Pfizenmnler, an nccountant with'
tho Shelbley Tyler Company, 625 Market
street, died yesterday at her home, 2323
North Seventeenth street. She was 27
yenrs old nnd hnd bpen In poor health
for the last three months. A complica
tion of vntvulnr heart disease and rheu
matic fever caused her death. Her hus
band survives.
MBS. J. FBANKLYN BEYNOLDS
Mrs. J. Franklyn Reynolds, of Dorset
road, Devon, Pa., died yesterday. She
was preparing for dinner when death
enme to her from an attack of heart
dlscaso. Sirs. Reynolds was to have pre
sented her daughter, Mlis Marie Magda
llne Back, at a tea on November 23. She
had been twice married, her formed hus
bnnd being Francois do Back, of Paris.
Mrs. Reynolds Is survived by his hus
band, her daughtor nnd two nephews,
Cecil Forester, of London, nnd Graham
Forester Reynolds, of Devon. She was
Miss Anne Forester, daughter of Lord
Forester, of London.
AV15T-At Meredith. N. T,, on October 8.
1014, FHADENA OILMAN, In her B7th year.
wtf of F. WaylanJ Ayer. Relatives and
.frlenda sre lirvltm to Mtenil the funeral BtrT
Ices, on Thursday afternoon, October 8, at 2
o'clock, at the North Daptlat Church. Linden
at. above 3d at., Camden, N. J. Interment pri
vate. nr.UMHtnnT. On October 4, JACOB
LOUra, huibnnd of the late Bertha, Blum
hardt. Funeral sen-ices on Wednesday sfter
noon, nt 2 o'clock, at his late realdence,
2147 Ann at. Interment Franklin Vault.
noOF.lIOt.Z KATIIEBINE BOQEHOLZ. 44
year, 478 North American at.
llOMEItNFIEMi, On October 8, CIIAnLES
l)6wnrteFIEI.TJ. In hl 32d ear. Relatives
and friends, also General Q. K. WHrren
Council, 631, Jr. O, U. A. M., are Invited to
attend lhd funeral slices, on Wednesday
afternoon, nt 1 o'clock preclsely,-at hla lata
residence, 1244 North Jeaaup at. Hody m.iy
be viewed on Tuesday evening after 7:30.
Interment prlvlte,
noilKNRII'.Tir-On October 5, 10H. JOS
EPH v., husband of Elizabeth llobenrleth,
Funernl on Thursday morning-, October 8,
nt 7:30 n. m from 740 New t,, Crtmden.
Bolemn Henjilom Masa at the Immaculate
Conception Church, at 0 a. m. Interment
calvary Cemetery.
niMNNKN.On October 3. 1011, MAIUIA
ItEr, nlfe or John llrnnnen. runeral serv
ices on Thursday, at 2 p. m at 3101 Frnnk
ford ave. Interment nt Franklin Vault.
llitEITlfAUfT. On October 3. 10i4, JOHN
V , leloved hustand of Caroline Hrclthaupt
(nee Vces). In hli- 57th jear. rtelatlvey and
friends, also members of the Bncred Heart
League and Holy Name Society of the Church
of the Holy Child; Hrnnd Court. I. of A.!
Court George Washington. No. 124, F. of . I
nranch No, IIS, C. If. of A.; Bt. Ed-nrd'a
T. M. B. Association, officers and biard of
directors of the Garfield Hulldlng Associa
tion; Hancock nmidlni; Association, Han
cock Bulldlnr Association, No. 2, .Philadel
phia Schuetzen Vercln, 1'anama Cluh and
the Cnpltol Club, nre Invited to attend tho
funeral, on Wednesday mornlnit. at S-30
o'clock, from hla late residence, 4014 North
Broad at. Kolemn Ilenulom Mass at the
Church of th Holy Child, at 10 o'clock.
Interment at Holy Bedcemer Cemetery.
IlIIIBOES. Suddenly, on October 3, 1014,
AM-TiEO, son of Albert and the late Eliza
beth Ilrlders, aged 10 year. Funeral serv
ices, on Wednesday, nt 2 p. m at 5152
Havfrford avc. Interment at Westminster
Cxmetcry.
nitOWN. On October 3, 1B14. MAItflA
I1I1T. wlfo of Thomas J. Brown. Funeral
on Wednesday, at s .10 a. m., from 1107
North st. Kolcmn High rtequlcm Mass at
ho t'huch nf tho Assumption, nt 10 a m.
Interment at Holy Crnas Cemetery.
IltCKMAN On October 4, 1014. THOMAS
IHTKMAN, .tr , In his 72d year. Funernl
ednelav October 7, at 3 p. m., fmm
Hnthoro, I'a. Intermont Hntboro Cemetery.
IirilNS. On October 3, 1014. 1KENE K ,
widow nr John II nurns nnd daupliter of tlia
Into I.. If. and A S. Ahn Funeral from tho
residence of her sister. Mrs. Itebecra Ash
ton. 2O40 E. Cambria at. Interment at
Greenwood Cemetery,
CANSIDV. On October 3, 1014, JOHN .7..
husband of tho late Bridget .Mary Cassldy.
Tuneral on Thursday, nt fi:30 a. m, from
1014 North Van I'elt st. High Mas at St.
Elizabeth's Church, nt 10 a. m. Interment
New Cathedral Cemetery.
CAKNEV. On October IS. 1014, JOSEPH M .
husband of Marl A. Carney and aon of late
Patrick nnd Cella Carney. Funeral Thurs
day nt 8 n. m 1013 Slgel st. Solemn
Bequlem Mas at the Church nf St. Thomas
Aqulnns. precisely at 0;30 a. m. Interment
at Holy Cros Cemetery.
Cr.AWOES. On October 4. 1P14. ANN,
widow- of Joseph V. Clawgce. Funeral serv
ices Wednesday, October 7, at 2 o'clock, at
the residence of her son-in-law, Edward O.
Hoffmelater, 1023 ralrmount ave. Interment
Central Laurel Hill Cemetery.
COHEN. YETTA COHEN, 00 years. 224
Cuthbert at.
CON'NEE.V. LILLIAN CONNDEN, 40 years,
.1002 N. Swanson st.
COniSII. On October 4, 1014, WILLIAM
roniSIf. Dua notice of tho funeral will bo
Khen.
CKAiVt'OItn On October 3. 1014. Mis SUE
CRAWFORD. Relatives nnd friends ar In
vited ro attend tho funeral nervlcos. on
Thursday morning, nt 10 o'clock precisely, nt
,in.' rcHiurnco oi ncr oroinrr-in-iaw. rienry J,
11EATHS
AMOS S. KELLOGG
NEW YORK, Oct. 6. -Amos M. Kellogg,
editor of The School Journal from 1874
to l&Oi and a prolific writer of textbooks,
died In New Rochclle Saturday, In his
S5th yenr. He wns born In Utlca nnd
won graduated from Hamilton College In
1&57. He then tnught for several years.
Two sons, .Edward L., and Herbert S., of
New York, nnd a daughter, Mrs. R. W.
Barrington, of New Rochelle, survive
him.
MBS, ELIZABETH BIDSDALE
Mrs. Elizabeth Rldsdale, wife of John
Rldsdale, a merchant with offices on
Front street, died yesterday at her home,
314 Bala avenue. Cynwyd. She, was 73
years old and succumbed to an attack
of heart disease. Mrs. Rldsdale for n
long time had been Interested In the
Baptist Home and In charitable work
with other associations. Hor husband
survives.
In Memory of Justice Lurton
CINCINNATI. Oct. 6.-A meeting of the
bar of the Sixth Vnlted Statea Circuit
Court was held here today In memory of
the late Justice L.urton, of the United
States Supreme Court. Justice Day. of
the United States Circuit Court, presided
HELEN HABBIS
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Mrs. Helen Har
rls, said to have been 106 years old. was
found dead In bed yesterday at 193 Eighth
street, Hunter's Point, whera she lived
with a son. Dennis. Her husband died in
1882 and she recently came from WaJden
to make her home here. Heart disease
was given as the cause of death.
8UMMABT. m'-65
RISIS !l: ISIfc S l?in I!-::::::::: '
Filbert st . 17th to ISth at l.asiiiuO
Filbert at . 18th to 10th at 2,9 350
Filbert t . tOth to 20th st 81017
Cuthbert it HO.OSO
Intertectlnc att 611633
Total 13,139.011
The land (not Including the, bed of Fil
bert street) was purchased at the average
rate of 11400 a front foot on Filbert street.
a wonderful showing for railroad buying.
Information regarding the plans of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Is cot to be had,
but extensive terminal improvements .are
quite certain. The problem of the pro
jected tunnel under the Schuylkill River
with connection at Broad street via sub
way with North Philadelphia station has
not been disposed of.
This would, relieve Broad Strut Bt.
tlon. as local and through tralna could
aM. 1MQ CltblMJr,,. 1 xSr UC0' be jwnt out aa Vftre.nt level. LESSOR,
MABGABETTA S. JOHNSON
HACKENSACK. N. J., Oct 6--Mrs.
Margaretta S. Johnson, wife of Justice
Edward M. Johnson, of Hackcnsack,
died at her home, at 183 Main street, last
night, following a stroke of paralysis.
She was 67 years old and leaves a. hus
band, two Bisters and a brother.
JOSEPH E. EIBTH
ROSLYN. L. I., Oct. 6.-Joseph E. Firth,
71 years old, one of the best known resi
dents of long Island. Is dead at his home
here, after an Illness of several weeks.
Mr. Firth was for many years a farmer.
He was a past master of Morton LoJtce.
No. 62. F. and A. M.. of Hempstead, and
a director of the Hempstead Bank.
eattjs
ASHEXFELTER. On October 5. 1)14 at
bis lata realdente. 117 E. Duvul at , Ger
mantovtn ANDREW J ASHENFELTER
Due notice of tbe funeral will b rUen
ALCORN. On October 1914. ELIZABETH.
wit oi Anurew Aicorn ana aaujeruer of the
k rfu ua uuuni 3i?ay.
on Wtdaesday,
JSta . Hlrh R
st 10 a. m.
8th at.
i nuren.
4ral Ctxcttry.
Kitil
. a a. 7 - --.' .:;"
Requiem Mui at Bt. John's
uuerrcsal at Catb.
Hartley, 124 Oxford at. Interment prliate.
Ct'TIIIIEKT. At Edcewater Park. N. J nn
October n. 1(114. MARY CCTHUERT. tlnugh
ter of Samuel and Anna Mayland Cuthbert.
Funeral eervlccs at St. M.irv'a Church. Hur
llngtorr. N. J., on arrival of tho 10.30 train
from Market at. ferry, Plilla., on Wednes
day. Octobr 7.
DAIICEY. On October 3, 1014. JOSEPH L.
huibnnd of Marv A. Darcey (nco Moran). In
hla 40th year. Funernl on Thursday, at 7 10
a. m., from 1021 N Hopo st Reo.ulem Musn
at St Uonlfnrlua' Church at 0 a. m. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery
nrnOl'SSE. On October fi, 1014. HENRT
DEROUSSE, aged 70 years. Funernl services
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m., at the residence
of W. R. Weaver, 5M North 5th st. Inter
ment private.
DEAN. DELIA DEAN, 40 years. 1323 Chad,
wtck st.
nnillllNS. On October 4,-1014. MAR
GARET A., widow of Alexander W.
Dobbins, at her Into residence, 1727 North
Park nve.
DOIin. On Oetoher 3, 1014, Mr. OEOROE
T)ODD, aged 77 ears Relatives and friends
re Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Tueadav afternoon, at 2 o'clock nreclsely.
at hli lato residence, 1429 North 13th t.
Interment private.
DOI.AN. On October 3. 1014, CHARLES J.,
son of the lato John J. and Annln Dolan.
Funeral Thursday, at 10 a. m , fiom 21 OS
MlfHIn st. High Mnss of RciuUrn at Church
of St. Edmond at 10 a. m. Interment Holy
Cress Cmtery.
nOI.IIHICK. ACNES DOLHRICK. 2 years 0
montlis, 1310 Wallace st.
DOYI.E. On October 2. 1014. THOMAS J.
son of Thomas and Margaret Doyle (nee
Cullen), nt the residence of his parents, 6323
Media st . above Master st. Due notice of
the funernl will be given.
ni'OAN. On Oetoher .1, 1014. MARTIN A..
huxbnnd of Mary A. Pugan (nco Kaufman)
and eon of the late Dennis nnd Ann Dugan
runoral on Wednesday, at s 30 a m.. from
312S Aramlngo ave . 25th Ward. Solemn Re
quiem Maes at the Church of tho Natltlty
at 10 a. m. Interment St. Ann's Cemetery.
ni'HAN.-ANN DUGAX, CO years. 123 Cot
ton st
1-S1IEK. OnOetober 4, 1014. REDECCA.wlfc
of Matthew Park Eaher. Jr. fnee McGonacle)
Duo notice of the funeral will bo given, from
her late residence. 40.1 S 20th st.
nXKBLSTEIN. JOSEPH FI.VKELSTEIN.
34 car. :i:t4 Itnlnbrfdge st.
riTZCSKKAI.n On October 2. 1014, at At
lantic City. N. J.. MARGRETn:. wife of
Dirry J. Fitzgerald. Relatives and frienda
are invueu io tuienn uie iiinerai, on wenne
da morning, at S o'clock, from the residence
Rally road nnd Union ate., Yeadon Dela
ware County, Pa High Requiem .Mass at
St. Fhllomena'a Church, Lansdonne. Inter
ment at Holy Cross Cometory.
n.AN'IO.N.--On Oetoher 3. 1014, CATH
ERINE FLANICiAN. wife of Hugh Flanlgan
and daughter of Catharine and late Mltli.icl
Hums. Funeral on rrlrta at S 30 a. ni .
from the residence of her brother-in-law
Dnnls Fahy. 3012 Cedar at. Interment New
fatnearai uemeiery.
FIXEIKIIITV. -On October 4. 1014. CARO.
LINE, tttdjw of John Flnergbty and daugh
ter of tho late Major George and Maria
Jones Funeral on Thursday morning-, at
7 30 o'clock, from 10 East Ashmead t ,
Oermintown. Solemn Requiem Mass at St
Vincent de Paul's Church, at i) o'clock. In
terment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
FI.AKE. On October 3. 1P14. MARY IX. F.
FLAKE, daughter of Henry S and Man- R
Flake, tn her 2tfth ear Funeral serlvcci on
Wednesday, at 1 30 p. ni . nt 1101 Sbaikn
nmi3fi st Interment prlate
1-r,k.T.Tl fin Detfthpr 3. mil TlUra .
husband of Iteslna Foster ineo Kent) and ftm
of James J. and Mary E. Foster Funcrul
on We.1iesda. .11 S 10 a m , from r42 N
03d st. Solcnvi Mh of Requiem at the
Church of our Ijdy nf Rosary at 10 n. m.
Interment Holy Cross Ccmeury.
GITHEXS. EARL GJTIIENS. Id years, 19H
Wist Montgomery ae.
GORDON. on the 4th Instant, KATK
ERINE KRICKEL wife of William Oordon.
In her 42J jear. ReUiUca an1 friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her
late residence. 1315 North 33d st. Interment
private
OIIACK. JENNIE GRACE. 71 years. 2043
N. Rroad at.
Ol'DOWlZ. JOSEPH GUDOWIZ. 10 years
a2Tts inner ::.
GI (.(iENIU'IMEK. On October 5. lnii
MINA. wife of the lata Henri Oucutnl
hclmer, In her 87th year. Relatives and.
friend are Invited to attend the funeral on
Wednesday, at 10 a m , from her late resi
dent e 2312 N. 13th at.
IIAFNKK. On October 4.1914. ANNA.wldovr
of Caapor Hafner, aged S-l e.irs Duo notice
of the funeral will be given, from her late
realdence. 8220 Wakefield St.. Oermantown.
IIAGV. -On October 6, 1914. EDWARD W .
husband of Agnea llagy. Funeral services
on Wednesday, at 2 p m.. at 1710 N. 2"ih
st Interment rrlvsto at Arlington Ceijieterv.
HAINES. On October 3. 1914. FREDERICK
F. HAINES, aged 40 sears. ServUes at his
i. iBiiucnci ai (.mien, jia . on inursuay,
at 3 30 p. m.
U.l-7A'LJFli!:yi..Ci, on September 2S,
1914. aEORGE W.. son of James T ami
liulsa A. Hall. In his B4th year Funeral
servdea on ThurJa at 2 o'clock, at 2S1B
East Norris st. Interment at K. of P.
Cemetery r
HAM,.- On October 2, 1914, LORING C,
huetund of Mary A Hall, aged 33 years.
1-unvral service on Wednesday, at l-ao n.
m . it 24SO N Mth t. Interment private
at Northwood Cemetery
HARIJXn. RALPH HARLING. 1 year.
1000 South Front St. '
ll.Vl'ti. On 0 tober 3, 1914 JACOH IIAUO
in hU 78th ear. Funeral services on Wed
nesday October 7. at 2 10 o'. lock at 4tW
.y.S2,n A1 ""rnierly Fronkllnj Frankford.
HAp.--Oii p.tober 2. 1914. MICHAEL Jr.
husband of Mary E Hayes, late of County
Clmrek lrvDd , ""notice of the funeral
1 b given from hi late residence. 447
N 4tn at.
ni'HUEI. ,-On October 8. 1914. HENRY P.
aon of William and Lllllo J Hummel Ilesl
drnce. 419 North 32d st. Du nolle of th
funeral will be given.
nHs,"9n.c.Vbr S- ,91' HERMANN, son
of the Ute Herman and Wlllwimlna ileT
Funeral aervlrea on Wednesday afternooa at
4 o'ctock, at 3112 North FrootV. IhatiSitat
private. Greenroouat Cemetery -'
"HS'LMaia L'Z,ABETH HOFFMAN. S3
eara. 28 18 N. Orlanni at.
IIOI.I.OWAY. At he; residence.
3900 Bar
f"" "I, . AJAll S
Due rwtlce of funeral will t
Y.'RlT,v""?Sff . ?!.." ..AMAND.v s
LLOWAY
xivca.
UORNER.- Near Centarton. N J on Octo
?'r.8i i9U "ARV C HORNER wife it
Joseph Horner, aged r years. Due notke ol
th. xuotral will btlvta from tu AMeaw
of her aon, Clarence V. Horner, near Ctflelf.
ton, N. J.
JACK8ON, On October 4. 19le, AnOADlA
A., daughter of William O and KIlMbetti
M Jackson (nee McCaffiey) In her 20th
year. Funeral from 7920 Germarttown av
Chestnut Hill, Wednesday, at 8 s. m. High
Masn, At the Church of Our Mother of Con.
solntloi, at n 30 o'clock. Interment Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery.
JOHNSON. At the residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Oliver Cope, 1323 N Redneld st , on
October 4. 1014, SARAH JANE, wlfow of
Charles Johnson, aged 74 years. Due Mice
of the funeral will he given.
"ONUS. On October 4, 1914. SPENCER
JONES. Relative and frienda Invited to
services, Wednesday, 2 p. m residence, 2107
North 3th st. Interment private. North
wood Cemetery
KEM.ER, On October 3, 1014, PAULINE
SOPHIA KEM.ER Services and Interment
private, at Mt, Peace Cemetery.
ItEMIV On October 3, 1014, MARY E
daughter of the late Michael T. and Sarah
Kelly. Funeral, nn Wednesday at 8:30 a m.,
front 13 East Oxford street Solemn Requiem
Mnsa nt St. Michael's church, nt 10 o'clock.
Interment New Cathedral Cemetery.
Jfl.lNH. On Ortober 4, 1914, FRANK W..
husband of Snllle It. Kllno (nee Smith),
Funeral service Wednesday, 7th Inst,, at
8P m. at 2537 North 2f)tli street. Interment
Pottstown, Ta , Thursday afternoon.
KOCH. Of diphtheria, 01, October 4, 1914,
Hcrm.il', son of Conrad nnd Madallne Koeh.
aged It years. Parenta' residence, 1140
Cantrell st. No funeral
KI'NIN. ESTHER KUNIN, 34 years. 401
Mlfllln at.
LESTER JOHN LESTER. 42 years, 31T
South Juniper st.
M'KHNS.- On October 3, 1814. CLARENCE,
husband of Carrio I.ukena (nee Zlegler), and
son of Henry K and Emma Uikens, aged 20
jears Funeral services, on Wednesday, at
2 P. m.. at 1212 North Hut- hlnson street,
. Interment Mt. Vnon Cemeterv
MACJMOCCA MICHAEL MAULIOCCA. 1
enr n months, 730 Carpenter st.
MARSHALL- On October, 4, 1914, EMS5A
Rirril. wife of the late Andrew J. Marshall.
Ft ncrnl services on Thursday, nt 1 o'clock,
at her late realdence, 1127 Creaso st. In
terment North r-ednr Hill Cemetery.
JIATTEO. MARIA MATTEO, 63 years. 713
South Seventh st.
MrCM'IIKIN.- On Oetoher 1. 1014, GEORGE
Mci'I.fRKIN, In his Toth year. Funeral on
Wednesday. October 7, at 2 p. m . from U
t-esldcnco of William Reed, corner Veneo
rnnd and Rhawn st , Fox Chase. Philadelphia,
MrCIinilY, On October 3. 1014, PATRICK,
husband nf Annie MrCrory Funernl Wednes
day at 8 30 a. m. from tho renidence of hla
son-in-law, Jnmes tlayne, 2830 Miller st.
Solemn Requiem Mass nt St Ann's Church
at 10 n. m. Interment New Cathedral Ceme
tery. MrlKTHIIHlE. ISAI1EI.LA McFETRIDGE.
07 years. ISO'l Titan t.
Mrlt. AIXK. On Ortober 3. 1914. EMZA
IIETH. wife of Harrv Mcllvnlne and daurti.
ter of tho late Reuben nnd Elisabeth Ham
mond. Residence, 419 Richmond at. Due no
tice of the funeral will be given.
MIM.KR.--On October 4, 1914, JOSHUA M,
MILLER, aged S2 years. Tuneral on Wednes
day at 1 p. m from the Odd Fellows' Home,
8 E Cor. 17th nnd Tioga sta. Interment In
Westminster Cemetery.
MnXAGirAX. ELEANOR MONAOHAN. 3
vears. 203 Oerrltt st.
MOORE. STEPHEN MOORE, 40 years. 1703
Wharton st.
.MOHAN. On October 3, 1914. SUSAN
MOR IN, wife of Jnmes J. Moran, Sr.
Funeral nn Thursday, at S-30 n m., from
tho residence of her husband, 2031 North
Mutter st
NAI7.0K. MILLICENT NAII.OR. 43 years,
southeast corner 22d and Chestnut sts.
NOItHAV. -RENJAM1N NORHAY, fi years,
4IH1 Iwine avc.
O'llOXNEM.. On October 2. 1914. at her
late residence 100 MoKcsn st . CATHARINE
T.. wife of Edward F. O'Donnell nnd daugh
ter of Margaret and the late Henry Smith.
Due notice of tho funeral will ho given,
O'KKEfi:. On October 4. 1914. MART
O'KEErK. widow of Tatrlck O'Keefe, Fu-
, neral on U odnesday. at S .'10 a m.. from
' 1V2 S 20th t. Solemn High Mass of Req
uiem nt St Edmond's Church at 10 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
OXLKY.- On October 4. 1914. ALFRED
W. OXLEi", aged 32 years. Funernl serv
kea at tho residence nf his daughter. Mrs.
C. H. Newell. 5521 Addison St., West Phila
delphia, on Wednesday nftcmoon, October
7, nt 2 o'clock. Interment Westminster
Ccn.otcry.
O'KKEri:. On October 4, 1014. MARY
O'KEUrE. wife of tho late Patrick O'Keefe.
rttncrtl on Wednesday morning at 8:30
o'clock from the residence of her son-In-law,
John O'Leary. 112 South 20th at.
Solemn High Mass of Requiem at SU Ed
mond's Church at 1 o'clock. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
FEAXGOi. ELIZA PEANGOT. CO years.
1747 N. Randolph St. "
n.VTON. WALTER PIXTON, 31 years. 2033
N. fth st.
PRICE. On October 4, 1914, WILLIAM
HARRISON PRICE. Funeral services on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m., at 1530 Poplar at.
Interment private.
rill'ITT. On October 2. 1014, ELIZA A..
wife of William Prultt, aged 72 years. Rela
lives and frienda aro Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Wednesday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, at her .ate residence, 2034 North
25th at. Internent private, at Mount Peace
Cemetery.
Pl'llSE. October 3, 1914, PERRY PURSE.
Funeral, "Wednesday, 2 p. m., from his late
remnant-.-. ,-. orniui aim ic interment at
Mount Moriah Cemetery.
RANDOLPH. On October 3. 1014, SOMERS
F . son of Somers and Clara R. Randolph,
aged 27 5 ears. FUneMl services, on Wed
nesday, October 7. at 2 p. m.. at 100 Central
ave., Cheltenham, Montgomery County. In
terment private.
REKD. CHARLES REED. S3 years, 1040
Hopo st.
REGAN. On 4th Inst., BRIDGET, wife, of
Edtvard Regan and daughter of Michael
and Drldget McCoon. Kllmoyee. County
Mayo, Ireland, need 81 jeara. Funeral on
Wednesday morning at S o'clock from 2300
North Mjrtlewood st Solemn Requlm Mus
nt Bt. Columba's Church. 24th st. and Le
high ave. at 10 o'clock.
HIDSDAI.E. On October B. 1014. ELIZA
1IETH. wife nf John Rldsdale. Funeral serv.
ices. Thursday, 2 p. m. precisely, at 314 Bala
ave, ijntvd. Interment private.
RIFKIN. EVELYN RIFKIN, 1 year, t
months. 813 Cross st.
ROSEN. SAMUEL ROSEN, 28 years. 310
X. Randolph St.
SAGE. NAOMI SAGE, (1 years, 5405 North
Fifth street.
SCHOTT. JOHN SCIIOTT. 08 years. 3811
Melon at.
SEAMAN On Friday, October 2. 1914. at
his lata residence, nn Central avenue. Tomn
ktnavllle Maten Island. RILLOPP SEAMAN.
In hli, 7Sth VMr FVnr:il npli'iit.
SELITA JIOSEPPE SELUCA, 41 years. 519
K Haines t.
SCIIIMMEL. Suddenly, on October 4, 1914,
ANDREW SCIIIMMEL. the 3.1 eldest son of
And.ew. Jr nnd Edith Hall Schlmmcl,
nged 0 yeara K month. Tho relatives and
friends uro Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Thursdaj, at 2 p. m , from hi parents' resi
dence. 1324 Ontario st. Interment at Mount
v crnon Ccmiterv.
SCHMIDT.-On October 4, SARAH, wife of
William Sonmldt and daughter nf James and
Catherine llenfv and granddaughter of the
lain Charles and Grace Carr Funeral on
Thursday morilnir it s 10 o rlcvk from ItIS
Ami er st. .lolemn Requiem Mass at Na
tlviu Church at 10 o'clock. Interment
private
SPECTOR. TSADORE SPECTOR, 2 years,
2.110 S. 7th st
STOl'T. Suddenly, at Ocean Grove. N. J.,
MARGARETTA DIEHL, widow of David E.
Stout. In her 7tii vear. luneral and inter,
ment et Reading.
TAiiE On October 1. 1914. CHARLES a.
huahind of CaiTto S. Taee and son of the
latf Oscar S und Llsia Walnut Tage. aged
19 yenrs. Residence, 1st and Central aves ,
Ilerwjn. Pa. Due notice of the funeral will
bo given.
TATEM.--On October 3, 1314. ESIMA J.
widnw of joeiib 11 Tatem, aged M years
Funnral 011 V ednexlav nt 2 p m . from
reMdenco of son. Robert I. Tatem 2321
ri.uili Kith it Iniermeni at SlechanUa' rem.
eterv
T.W I.OK. On Ovtober 3 1914. REBECCA.
wife f Frank II TaMor inee Laird) Fu
neral on Wednesday, at 2 p m from 2244
Wilder at. Interment at Mount Moriah c m-
THOMAS. CHARLES THOMAS, 1 year,
2rili N.mli Kalthlll t.
TlEI..--On O. loher 4. 1914. MARTHA P,
widow of George Tie!. The relatives and
friends of the family ar respectfullv Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock precisely, at her lata
residence, 1004 North 12th st. Interment
private
TOns'SEXn.-Suddenly, on the 4ii Inst.
CHARLES C TOWNSEND In the 11th ear
of his age. Funeral services at the Memorial
church of St Paul. Ov.Ttirook. on Wednes.
dav. the 7th Inst on the arrival of ths 2 IB
train from Broad Street Station. Interment
private
METER.-On Oetoher 3. 1914. ANNIE.
wife of J. Townsend Van Meter and daugh
ter of the late John I and Susanna Middle
ton Funeral servh.es on Thursday, at 2
p m, from her lato residents. 211 t.aks
view Drive, Colllngswoo.1 N J Internent
strictly private, at uarietgn ometery
WCeIIO.--CONOBTTA VICCAIIO. IT moa,
2010 East Lipplncott st
WAM ER. On O. tober 1, 1014. BLANCHE
D , wife of Lafayette Waller Funeral an!
Interment private, from her late residence.
10IS South nut st.
WVltll. On 11. tober 3. 1914 HUGH T, on
of Marv E M ard ine Tor hlana). and late
Hugh T. Ward Fiinaral -n Wednesday at
S 30 a m . from 12' 1 Herks si High Re
quiem ilitx at St KHabieih's church at
10 a in preciscl Intermtut at Holy Cross
Cemetery
WARD. -On October 3 1914. MARIA, wife
of lh late Michael Ward Relative ani
frienda are Invited to atteatd funeral. Wednes
day momtuK. at S 30 oMo.li, from her late
residence 1337 South Broad st Solemn
ftwjulem Man at ft. Rita's Church st 10
o clock. Interment private
WATTS. on October 4. 1914. JOSEPH
WATT &. agei 0 ears Funeral services
on Wednsela afternnoti at 2 o'tlnck at Ms
late residence. 131 East HIMmIsoum st . tier,
luaatowu Interment Ivy HUI Cemetery
niLUASISON. ELIZABETH WILLIAM.
SON. 74 rvars. 448 K Hlltaa st
WLl.ITTS. on O. tuber 3. 1914. ELLA, wife
vf William H VAIIlltts aged 41 year Fu
neral servU.es n W eduuday at 2 p ro at
1811 Nirlu Bailey u. Iatermeut at Ken -w.
d I'emtary
ZINDEL. HENRIETTA ZINDEL. T rear.
41, N.rth Wanamaker st
1ATK8. Ob October S 1014. IDA F w-f
of Edward 8. Tate anl daughter rf j- i
and tbe late Elizabeth 1 arley "'- a
Thursdsy tVtober H. at 12 JO p. m I -a
the ieidnre r.f her brother In law George
K tii ay 142s Eat Moyama4o" ava.. Ia
ttraiHH at fgraweud Cemury,
iJL.
gji