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The Conning Tower
- ?OR?ES.
you remember, dear,
of wi nder,
. ,'o;i*
' , .'.n
>? ds under,
pr, . out aouli with ih<? moon's muir?a- aheon.
\. i remeinl er, dear.
Hot
\ at my heel
?ar,
'
? stayed to k
dear?
- ,
ir souls cannot ?lie!
I -.'re.
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1 ? Neil .? r do 1.
via m li.
TUXEDO ENJOYS
TENNIS SUNDAY
? ?n Rain, but
,ent Holds Now
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MANTELL A FILMY VILLAIN
? la sa i '.'osnnils i h?-t!.i
Sem i ? v Picture,
id the
I
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ter," a Ifos
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Monster."
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up.
ROUND OF DINNERS
FOR THE WILSONS
Presiden! and Bride Will Enter?
tain Diplomats and Be the
?tmesis of Cabinet Members.
2, Greed
? ? ?
two
enter
?' dinner,
? ? ?
? place
'. ? uarv
? all.
?
il Dinner for President.
?
-
the Cabinet mem
? ?
the
? aver
? : has
-
fl,, r a 1
?
half.
\ I M Mar
' ?
g
- rted from
ei
?
nar'y
?
"? th all
?
lertainments for w ilaoa.
? i Presi
Itly said so.
beei more
" uro
'
? ? '? Pre<-i
? on th?'
the ; '?
.-.
rid Mi
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-
Garr? i on ; on
?attorney i
?
Navy
15; bj
? i n ind Mrs.
by the
:
tary ?'?
? dfield on :
iry of Labor
, ek of
nniily
>. to-morrow nicht at
Relli
?
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<-ty ?t
ntei
?
h on, i
? ri-on, Mrs
' .'
: ? ?. 11 y.
ex-Am
?
?
mu . ? after
Lath ?Vi
i the
MELBA AT THE HIPPODROME
\ppeari with Soasa'a Hand al the
Weeklj < ?'inert.
? Hip
I ,',1 lis
eoncerl tage this
;. ' ?'
'.
Gaston irgenl
mu
: \i.i EWOOD ENGAGEMEN1
?wood. N -' Mr. ?rid
, ? ounced
? er. Mi?'
. DfisUsWaaSi Rvsbestsr,
MISS FARRAR IS
AN OPERA SINGER
Hector Turnbull Lets Her
Sing Silently in Ilis
Moving Picture.
PASSION PULSATES
IN 'TEMPTATION"
Mary PicRford Scon to I xcelleal
-advantage in 'The Foundling"
?it the Strand.
Bj BEYWOOD BBOI S.
Be i .u I m nbul i. who need t? I ..'
u .1 ? rite placel ?bout
).*? devised ? moving picture scenario
. raldinc Pai?hi it ? called
"Temptation."
Pel hapi 'he Caiifoi nla i
Or then again it mny h. Misa 1
Well i a/hen li. i toi aal here
i nol think in term? of purple
If he commanded thli
? ? down ' ' ..i ;.H
, . i playfull)
?ich?! of Pedro de i ordoba." The Ti il>
une typewriter would ?hritik from his
touch or the file of the papai
Il ' I ; .>n hi? heini.
Hector Turnbull never cot hi.? ?i
for "Temptation" liere in i
library.
On the ot ?
iln> In Southern California. 1 hi r?
a knock at the door and flu* din
accompanied by an int?
"He:.*," he remark!
Gerald Playfully he
"Now
to de a ?th her?"
i i .1er such circumatancea it i? ?t
10 to 1 that the -re' .
... . sjrh 1 - ?
of paper in h
?h oft' "Temptation."
1 "her people have and ?rill
rurnbull i
In other word?, the film which WBI
ie Broadway Theatn
r quits t
mpo bl? ..i.
?
. ?..
he ?How-- '
iv. Her nan Dupree and ?he
i
? ?
her e\-: - u .i Julian nothing, ?o
?
Julian
. Otto
in lose? h - job, too, and take?
.. Hi PI ? < A
? ? .. . ?
lame Thi
. ?
and Rei ?
-..? pan . er to put
scrifice hi
Renee mukf- ?
?
her par*. .
that a former
. ' in the r
? ai th?
to tear? and
r is a nteresting
? , ?
ot begin to give her t
.?i. ('?'.ir'.
ently in he;
?
ford can do more
..,| "Tl ,. I
? , ,. . . ?
r Mary P kfoi
?
?
roufd. Trie ren
?oid I . ? mo
p. She
.- . .
sppeai '
?nnp.
?iimme do> - <? the
i ector of "The Found
dona h la work e i
I iber of el
are u-. | hi picture ?'i : ? '' ?
-.,. ,.? i hen aeei t more ol
who aban
? ?
and latei out I ; ing daugh
... i ? . head of the foundling aaylum
'Noil?, and Wholl'
b e daughtei at rat but
...ririiiie Mil ?? I"
Red,
Nexl to hi.oil children, the
atina live
and they also play an important pari
in the tiltn. rhey are excellent i
?
?huh <=o often mar? the acting
. full grown dog.
'???
Bt the Kl.
i i .? plot pro? dea thai
hall wear I.' ce* d I I ? I
, hii'i' pai ticularly n ell in
. ''ior of the
ci nario hang? th?- Idea apon th?
actually hi? owi. Miss
Doro plays th? part of Daphne, "a
forest." ? be I
hat is att ? later
m tl?. V" . an Ion? He
. ?
take him for Apollo
eai
the ?
The I the pia?
re, Hlid
i mother are 1 '
quit? erdoni i
. . nit? Daphne1 thei
band, 11 om I a had
iphi
u : an.nee. Much of
the photograph! ellent, 1
?y, NlHrie Doro
that could hardly be ?.?
in auch a part
thrilling.
Webei ..'id Field? fire ?eon in n fa
?
called ?? I he Woi ? 1 be
explosi
tank In h I
? ?
Kite a;.- H ' I? ..up."
St. Mary s Alumni to Dine.
I he
ige, ol
trill Lx ?' tn?*
Hotel Mc/ the col
e guest ihn F.
?
ilium.. r, '-ill be t<
aigaoi Bf?dJ?y?pre?id??*.t ?i Iba college. I
MISS A I M. 1.1', ROWLAND
She will " orne a Hamm? I ? tar si the si d of "Katinka."
POWELL MEMORIAL FINISHED
Scient ist Wh? Piral Explared (Maraes
I.rand ( ana on Hiniorril.
Washing
memorial e, .?,??- lb]
ernment at sen ? ?
\ ? ' '.'. ? . . Powell,
the eel? ent
. ron of Colorado,
iBaeed by Se? retar)
!? Bill be ,!?? ! ]y in
The memorial, whirh stands on the
I the '?rand Canyon, la In the
form : :n Indian
... orat? i
?
si Sur?
vey an efficient i
DIAGHILEFF MINUS
TWO BALLET STARS
Karsavina and Nijinsky Will Not
Appear Company on Way.
? Mliinsky Bad TI amar K?r
a. ill not appeal - -\ ? >
in Ball? :
i ist night i ??
name of 1 grei
of th'- Ru isian Hallet.
.
be r- ? -ro'.vn. The
? fol Iowa :
Ru
Rail? ? ., r York, bav.
bus yesterda) on the
It having I
I mi Ka
savi Ro a, her plao
lakl? awa,
Imperial Theatre in Moacow, i
the loos? br.lliant of th, younger
? -e numei
Mr. Ni j in
thstanding I
11 ,? .:.,;, ,,
? ? :
ternment in Austris
I :
famoi .-tie o?
Mr. I1 . ' lebrated orgai
. ? .,
in tbe l.onilm, season m the sum
? 1914, whi b, not ?
of Mi
'taller re.. very
? II ? ?
?
DEBUSSY SERIOUSLY ILL
Preach CeB?IS?rter llnnt? Word ??im?
poser Has I nili'rgnne I ?per.it ion.
i ? . , eai ed y< terday 1 11 i
? s Frei eh i on poser and the
laade," was
I'ais following an
It inn.
Thi" new? a?np brought by U. r'dp.r
.. of the best known
younger I ? i ictoi i, who ar
t ?red . ebamb? au after having
, il from fui-tlier ser-.
the army owing to ill health. II.
. ,-. itated M Dcbui >> ill
net aai exti emely grave,
MME. L BORI TO SING SOON
Improviag CaaditioB t<> Permit Retara
tu Opon at End of Month.
la Rhr ht ?he
Metropolitan Opera Houss t'nut Mme.
eond il ,,.'i ha - -" im?
proved that she will probably be able
? I end
-? .
I \<, M.i Ml VIS IN TUF (?i:\M.I -
<?r.v i .im, .'. The i
Edith
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel H. "
? '
Orang oaneea
ht at the ] home
.. date
...
Mi. and Mrs. Ed?
. tract,
.
? ? ' .. lughtai, M
\',. .-i ". An-1
?
Hazel Beatrice Mark
Anna Marl
. Caldwell '?'. . Cald
well.
i Mr?. Anna
street, ha
nounci ? .- ? ? ? daugh
redericka Kit Arnold
I. Van 1
i ? nade of the
Collette ?
mes M.
Duni , of Ta P?a? Orang? to Jo?
L Ash, of Vail?
_
Soul N. J . .t.. ti
'? . . ? "C I'll
... I "' ; en Eager, -
-. i l ng? i. formerly <>'
i ?entei treat I 'law York, to
: ? ? ' " of Mr.
end Mr?. Bug? i I C mnett, ol
? ' in?l Road,
Mi ? ? ' ? ! ? ? :
i, .
. . ? - their
Alfred W .lliaui Cars?, uf Vall?r? ??r?.vt. j
NEWS OF FLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Blanche Ring To Be Star
of "Broadway and
Buttermilk.'1
thai Chaun*
Sent that ?Manche
?
Ring will ' tarred k nd
under the
management of A II. Wood?, m "Broad
milk." A cnine.lv hv
VYillard Mark, the fo i handed play
d Hutterniilk"
will murk ' appearance
.1
?
wa? - ?I
Mi-K.c
the pi?
Mtxzi Hajoi ? >rde<
honor? in Henr? V" ?? produe
i tion of "?'.'in Pi
The
which Will j ion
late this i
cett, i Arthui
Forres)
Harry H inson, Thom
1 harlea
lames V
Ayr?*?, Clai I 1er, Robert
Thorne, Kuh;. Hs '. <ohi Cnott
-
At 11:19 o' t night, with onlv
four upr-'n'. countil
?
lai rel a ei a
one.
"flea ? ? ?
,..;o, ?
'
| ?
;?i,'er. Jo (alen Mc
! I. ...ne.
"Katinkn"
calle.i
and a
? 'com.?
jealou
Ring
.if th*
Daugl re will
,"??'? rhea tha
i sek.
- -.-en a
? ? '
terda; the entire II p
podrome orj one) aa
? . .
Little Max Gl
violinist whorn Mr. an 1 Mrs.
?rather? ? othei dar.
will m tl the
Hippodi noon by
pern,: el, Charles
Aldermen.
? known in
New "; th? bus
ingest
debut
at tl
a ?
PUBLIC LECTURES REDUCED
Se\rn Centra? To He Opened Inder
* 15,09*1 \;'?)ro|)riation.
?ven cen
? . ? ?
? .
tt the Americ of Natural
i
i, win
? The
111 \l. : . . ' , ?
'?
?
?ir II ? nah will le?
; ?" Fri
ehool,
?
f the Ne?
il
Mi-s Seaman To Be April Bride.
Oraaga. N. J., J
*,
. , i. -
man, dauffkl
Hurt.
Dance for Miss Mary Edey.
i
?
i
.need as Tucad-ay In J
Samdajr*? Tiibua?.
JUSTICE L?MAR,
LONG ILL, DIES
Appointed to U. S. Su?
preme Court Bench Dur?
ing Tail's Term.
TRIED TO RESTORE
PEACE IN MEXICO
Member of a Distun{uished
Oeorgli Family, Was I amous
as Lawyer.
fVaahiagtaa, .Inn. 2, Joseph Ruck? r
Lamar, A ?"? iats luatiea of the Su?
preme Court of the United -?
i home here to-night aft
i I hi ? ?>,' montl K? bs
Bid, :.n.| bad been on the ,
erne B ' sra.
The Immediate ean ?? of death wai
gradual heart failare, hastened by In?
fla ran . ta of I lie lui g ?. vihirh
had thraateaed to davalan into pneu
The attending physieisn de
?ver, that the primary
"' Il v oik. due tl Justice La
mar'- arduous di I the supreme
.-?ml as commissioner of the
I luted State?, in l'Jl t to the Mediation
Conference between tha United
and Mexico at Niapan Palls.
I kBSted by la-? year'? term of
court, -In rties l.amar went to R
Sulphur Springs, w Va- la laae He
improved until September, when a clot
in an artery eautied him to lone the
for a time of Ins left arm and leg
some time before he recovered
from this atrack. but when he re
turned to Washington in October he
planne?! to return to h.? work on the
bench in Pebraary.
About a week BgQ the '? I
traetod a eold. His weakened heart
S a- unabi.' U) bei . led burden.
? SBgamoats for th? funeral wore
ol completed to-nigh*, hut the buriai
? ike ilac? toga rta, ?.a., for
many years the horn" o!* the justice.
IK.' fuaeral par'.,- wil! leave for Au
, ruesday aftaraoca.
I- i- believed tha* PrOsldOBl Wilson
set at once in filling the vacancy
? : ?', Juatice Lamar*! death, be
- Of the inmortal t cases BWalting
consideration before a full co lit,
There i? a tradition that the Lamar
family was of Huguenot orig-r ..
fled from Prancs .
the Edict of Xante*. l*ke
tied ? Georg B at an early date, ami .
-" thai itate much what, th" Laoi
are to Virginia, the Bayards to I)ela
arid the Adamses tu hfaasachu
Mirabeau Lamar, who led the
winning cavalry '-Large a' San Jacinto
and became Governor of Texas; L. Q. ('.
I.amar, the elder, one of Georgia's most
distinguished judge-,, and I. () ?'. La?
mar, the younger, Senator and Justice
of tue Supreme Court, are well re?
membered the nation over :n the later
generations.
Jo <'ph Rueker Lamar, nephew of the
gar I. i?. C. Lamar, eras born In
Georgia on <)ctober 14, 1897, and was
ated at th" University of Gc
, at Kethany College. West Virginia, and
at Washington and I.ee University, lie
was a member of the Georgia i Bg
? ,. ;t, is.s,; iss,?. a commissioner to
rev ise the , oda B? that State
and an As ociato Juatica of the Su?
preme ?'our* of ?ieorgia :n 1903 1906
I be last named office he resigned to
,' the practice of law. In which
roars BOfora he had been highly
SSSful, Moth at the bar and in
the Legislature he di?l much to im
prove the legal processes and the. ad
ministration of justice, and thus ma.ie
himself a marked man in h - pi
Justice Lamar, who was a Democrat.
was appointed an Associate .lus? ea "
ipreme Court of the United
.'?.?ember 12, 1910, by Prenden'
raft, and took his ,ear and began his
on January 3 1 s ,- in ad?
dition tO hi e? ? on the bench, he
ii ?? of the commissioners who met
?gara Palls in the spring of 1914
in an sanest, bat futile, ? ?
store tut >i ?l order
? ' of Mexico.
SERGEANT CROWLEY DEAD
Worked in Italian S?|uad?Trappca!
? aruso Blackmailers.
Sergean' John R, ' rowlev. well
known for hie work on the Italian
?-quad, died yesterday at the Holy Fam?
ily Hospital, Brooklyn, after a three
arreks' |||BC " '?'".vl'V lived at i!0
Place.
In ISM Crowley joined the polic
I ,,- thirteen years be wa ? a'
to the rlamill ?n Av?
there he
.1 to ipeak Italian, and so when
the Italian burea, I "d Crowl.'V
.- ? I to duty on the squad I
erred aader Lieutenant J
.-.no, murdered In Palermo,
1910, wont to Italy in earn
i ith Lieutenant Anthon V .
... , IBS Of I
Hand evidence ?sru'nat Its
i-.uue her?'. "no i,f < niwley's best
c,, ses was tha' in which he
I ,1 arresteil s- i ? .! [ta
tn
raso, t
Sergeant .1er
?r, and I orence Crowley, in the
him.
WHITE SEES SOCIAL CRASH
Pa-tor Predict!. Re.olt Will Sweep
I niteil States When War F.n<N.
Boueh P/hite predicts that whoa the
",-ar is over there will come a social
Itlon which will sweep on to A -
,,;,. v, ?i begin to ask ques
? rouble is brewing.
?.?an trench in Belgium," ' e
is eongn gation ol the
the Social Rovolution,
.. re I ted toward the Allie?.
Three a ?I the Prea? I I
tola The fourth
Let , rae.' "
lermon was on "Will the Social
Come in IS16?" B i? i
e 'ed the 'all of Babylon, N i ?
?. eh and the cities of Egypt as an ex
of what would happen to Amer
?
til IM years ago things were .
I ttei for the ???? oner, Tn? n
|
t killed the la
Bve ' '? ? r .-inc.. "
Ii i s| ? '
included himself, but hastily r?
tatement when he noticed th?
pr ??? Of tl B CBBgrOj It -en.
N. Y. U. to Give Art Lectures.
a Of t? '1 !????
Monday aftarnooni si
tramural werk of .Saw 'i
Will h?g;n at ti,, Me-'.
M of Art on M
after:: b? ?'? I
: I? ? ? ind will in
?
ng on post inism, cub?
ism sad fut
i:.?-. ..s wall as all
re, '...?: stage aud ?iticoraUou,
5200,000 PRESENT
FOR WAR VICTIMS
Rockefeller Foundation
Makes New Year's Gift
to Relief I und.
REFUGEE TELLLS
OF POLLS' PLIGHT
Thousands Dying in Lodz from
Starvation and l.xposure,
He Says.
bi
In K> ...
f name.) I,-.- ''resident
mmis
?ion for Relief in Belgium **aate**day
announced It l :.<) r '
from the Rocke*. - ation. Tha
ition, it ? made only
after a thorough ?e?rrh int ?
of more than 3,000,000 peraona ?a the
? ? ?
Anaounirament waa made ai-o tl I
crreater New York committee of the re?
lief eo?ami??io? hud been formad on
Saturday. .Samuel \V. Fairchlld, of
kid Uros. ? f-'oste?-, chemical m?n
'ifac'ur-r?, Is I ?mar.. Mr. Kair
ehlld i eaterday said:
"I have accepte ? ? p o'
*hn committee becauM i am convinced
of the appalling- need for ?hoe?, and
clothes by IfiOOfiOt human beings ?B
i and Norther? France. These
unfortunate? have be? ? ly de?
pendent upon the United States
Louia Berliaaky, one ?f llfty Poii-.h
refui a - who .irr red oa th? Hvndam,
doacribed y?stere*ay tha raina he left
in hi? r-ative land. Berlinsky, his wife
and their t ' ??-. ver.* at the He?
brew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Jo
East Broadaraj. The Ova.
year-old ?on was the family'- pa
back to Americ?.. for U ara? only DO?
? he had been bori in the United
state? tint Ami Gerard ha i
been a1.le to f"*'"' their n
the abi ???ed city of Lod.-. I' -
land.
"Hu* sd " H?bi r aid ?ocietics i
wer.- opene : after war '
swept ? Lod ?." Berlinsky said,
. did all
theii- power, iiut carlj I I r th ?>'
Rich men e?yi1 to pay
former employe? 10 per cent of I
regula ragea, I
?
bread and not roa
Then the sale of bread wan
it? quality became pom g in a
form of typhua that ia alia -
the miserable bom? ? Ga? aarviea har
been di?<continu>'!, and 1? darknes?,
poisoned by ?talo bread, the hall naked
g by thousand? from
?
tiousaad J?wish babies
ran b? fed for two days and
th?ir father? and mother? can be sup
| plied with ?f bread as
1 th? result ?? tag g
itood m the ?torm all last Wednesday
? ? ? for Jewish war ?f?
terer?. The People's Belief Committee
announced yesterday mat the- money
tollect"d on tag day amounted to $21,
-
An ?xhibition of nearly one hundred
. ,1 ... ?. (j i, .
? first tim
where, was aponed laat i ?-? i ( in the
ballroom of the RitS-CaiitOB. 1 he pro
? are for ,l ? t of ?tie Cam?
( Preach loldier-artiste. The cx
", will continue tt
Miss May Ta\ li I
?
urge to the hospita
wound ? ? Uliea old
.?) ..p.i i ? c.rii- ot' u h:ch the
donors have become t'.red. She
leeeiving ?.11 manner of dtscard?.?d and
new talking mac
i.r'.'d to I ?
?
M Isa Mo? St all pack
aires be carefully mai I
1 West 1 birty-ninth
Stre? t.
DR. CHARLES BARROWS,
GYNECOLOGIST, DEAD
SurgCOfl Was Professor at ("or
ncll Medical College.
I>r. (liarles l lifford Harrows, pro?
fessor of gynecology in the < orriell
Medical College, died ye.-terday at his
home. ? ?? Eaat Fifty-i ?th Btreet, from
broncho-pneumon i a.
Horn in Jaekson, M **?. fifty-eight
years ago, l>r. Harro" i w? i luated
from the University of Vir*
the degree of M. I?, la 1879. Comiag to
New i*erk th? .next year, he waa an
ted a member of the hou?e staff of ;
Heileviie Hospital, wh? ?d two
in i -? lioned aaaiat
rgeon in th.* Ui army
and waa He
? andar Gcnarml Crook in tha cam?
paigns against the Indians. He re?i*rned
? 1887 an
I " U llham
Mecl I? nb irg Poll 1 i
.
? York I
Collegi ? ? ??iirk in
the '..rnell Medica
?
formal chai tment la
1915.
Di Barrow? waa eeaaected with
Hellevue Hospital for many year?, and
at the time of bia death w*? attending
gynecologist to I
geon to ' he Mai I Hos?
pital ar'd Consult I I I
| . | - He
had also served as
Bellevue H
aad 'he New York Clii
waa a fellow or' tl v
"urg? I idemy of M<
-.. .
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k*ork a the A ? ledica
I lie iraa a member ?
fret 1
Dr. David Mye Barrow?, and ?
daughter, Hester Noel.
rHOMAfl * M.I. V? K.
pioneer eo|
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At the age ? ? ? came with
u ?
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mill at ti . '?? *i . and h 1841
. Conn.
? ? i, I at Ansonia, i
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pany was on? aft ? ?
re in the ' I Mr
walla s was (
?
wire n
Jtoi th? last oftoaa year? .Mr. V/al.
I lace ha? b?-en managing director of thO
irk Wire Company, ? ' "
Re rave I -? t
daugl u grandel drei i I I
great grandehildi
>
THOM\S I'OTTv
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u ' imberland, England II
. nred a tr?
th? North of [ralea? I
i New
York,
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of the Chai
the Cil
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the Hog
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Mew R > the I
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ago he wa? pre?
Rochelle ( oal and Lumber < ompany.
I to loot
holding?. He leaves a wife .,
Iron.
MRS. JACOB MAI KKNROTIf.
P' T. rtr\? -r, T - ~
Groei ?:.*.
Jacob * . ? < ? T?roh
M.-.cker.roth, of Middletosm, N. Y .
at 'he rii-r:e of her daurh'er. "
, in Greenwich ag
-a*
JOHN W. BOi.ES.
P?? T?>f-raph to g| ? r- * .-?
1 mi eh, Connu J?:.. I J-^n ?T?
Role?, thirty-six, died at the General
Hospital here this morn.nc* B**?ir>? a
mother, he leave.? thfl " and
brother?.
MRS. IDA D. HOUGHTON.
Mn. Ida Delama'ei H?U?*htO*a, fiftr
i Saturdai tha
Flushing Hospital. Sh? ?a?. ?
mo*h?r of I'r Harr- ? A
phj Iciai of ?ia-. tide, Lor.g :
ar.ii widow of the Rev. 0?ca- '
i.invFi. movtrosf: p\rkkr.
Baa J .a* , P R . Jan. 2. Lionel Km
P?i ker, a promii
and brother of Sir Gilber* f'arker. the
novel it, died last
. aoa of ?aptain Jos?.
R \
DIED.
. I ha-, i". M .".' .: f, '
Bill, Eda srd L ? bbm
Bi hop, Leonard R. In. ?
?"ameron, George Sanl "or*.
Donaldaoa. Mary E '
Jaaowa
. r .
Moran, Annie A.
BARROWS IV. i bar at
.
ng, Januar
Church,
' A | ? .I- A
Tur* : r 4, 1918 ? -
I
HUT. Suddenly, at hi? home on ?1
an Bill, aped M v .
? ?
Monday, January 3, 1918, a' 2: |
BISHOP On January 'J. 1911 I
Bacon B ihop, agi d ???
urrra? services Toeaday, Ja
'!:30 |>. m . at hla l?t?
North Main st , Walliagfoi
RON George, belove i h i
of I>.-! a Tegrani. aadden ?? I
Pet? - - rg, ' -
Jar r uneral at 1
bur,- ' iy, Jana
ILDSON A<
ley, Januarv 2, ' ?
bet'n Doi .
from her
son av., Rutherford, N. J
day morning. Jar .-?, i
Interment at Danen, Coi
omit flowers.
JANEWAY Ai -he Pre ?
pital. New York, Inn? U
?hew Swift Jar?- ? ol George
H. Janeway and dailgl
McRci- Ba. '. ?f San Bi
\ J Services at Chi
Brunswick, on Tuesday mo
Januarv t. ?t 11 o'clock. Tram
Pennsylvania St?
!<:3U a. m.
\S fladdsaalr on January 1,
R, I.utkins, ji , age I
? and a half year? ?
S and Nell D, r. It ? varst,
Y Funeral *-?.-?
lit flowers.
MoRAN' On Januarv 2. at her la*??
realdeaee, HO Par* ?v. la th? S"th
?.ear of her age, Ann'
widow of Daniel E. Moral ai ;
, ?.?<*r ef tha late AnaoB Rlake.
Mirlaca ?t Tr ? pal
Tuesday, January 4, 2 p.m.
Ml Rl'HY On December II. .le.er-r*
Murphy, ?f "Reriv GoW*1 and"Shaun
Beloved ?? '
Service? "Till
N'ERAL CHURCH." 241 '-'?
Campbell Ba I ?
Monday mornir.g, 10 o'cl?
- o'clock Ml
the Elk?1 Home. H * | All
? ibs r ? of R. P. 0 rela
. friend?. Il
tk services. Intermer | ? ?
'-. ? big residence, 1 .. 1 [?? ..
Brooklyn, ?an ? it.-: ? ?. Je
;....,.]? ?. ., r
h* Boly rrlnlty Chur :h, Clinton and
- ? .
. niry 4, ?t t v. t I
MEMBERS OF THE LINEN rRAI
\ . . ION are r. quest?
tend the funeral Ben
? i
? aseo?
church, <"
Brooklyn, ea i .?
4, : p m.
HENRY I? C?OPI ' I -?
ROBERT M. BRATNEY,
l'lll? I
I i;
Pi
at Fourth Presbytei
t-.n*i a-, and PI I at
iig. January 4, at 8 | I
?
P/arwii k. N > .
? ? R II lam M
-
be b? . : ?t hpr ... ?
\\ ednesday at 1 p. m.
M K On New "i a
home, 849 West 71s1
'.'..,
'.'. dla , in tl
,k*. Sen .
f the Pine G ? >
\ nia. Coi
-
leaving N. I
WOOD c
1918, Sar .
1 IVoost. Not ce .
ZEREGA M I
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