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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
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'flUR|NG|'|.RI[Y HAIR
YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR
AND LUsTRE WITH SAGE q
TEAsAND SULPHUR.

When YOU darken your hair with
sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell beeausesits: done 10 naturally. 50
svenly Preparing this. mixture,
though, Of home Is :mussy and tf ns
Sblesome For 81 cents YOU cam buy
III any drug Store ne sresd yatoslss
tonic called ssxyetlt's Sage and; Sill
sritur Hair Remedy lou Just
3tanpen % tspongesorSsoft brush with
i u and draw this Through you're hair.
taking one smaihr strandtati.a time.
BY morning all gray hair disappears,
and. afterjanother application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark
oned. glossy and sluxuriant. You will
also discover dandruff is gone and
lair has stopped falling.
Gray, faded hair, though no d.
grace, isl Ssignlof old age, and us We
all desire ID youthful and attractive
appearance. get busy at cace with
Myethss Sage and Sulphur and look
sears younger. For sale by Cranes
fr,ig store. agent.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
y Les Leaves Church
SISTERSVIf.LE - Fo1,nw,ng 9,

sIsTERsYlLLE - Following sec
ond mass at his church in New
Martinsville this morning. Rev. Fa-
Their Matthias Madert announced his
resignation, and his retirement from
the Romarf Catholic church to en-
ter the Protestant Episcopal church.
He Is now in this city and is guest
at the home of Rev. J. H. Clark, ID.
D.. rector of the local Episcopal
church. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
POLICE COURT,
Fines Imposed on Fighters-Fail to
Pay and Are Sent to Jail.

Fines Imposed on Fighters-Fail to
Pay and Are Sent to Jail.
Police court. this morning was
rather a. tame AFFAIR although there
were several offenders before Mayor
Bowen. :sr 4 "
J. w. Butcher. boiled fireman at
the Tavern hotel, and John Coburn
OF Morgantown were arrested last
night on the street in front Of the
Tavern for fighting. Coburr, Is a
one legged man. but Judging from
the clocks Of Bntcher:sr face. he is
some fighter. Each received a fine
from his Honor the Mayor of $500
andScosts and being unable to pay
werel taken backbto, jail.sr a
chas. Kokles, Jake Sellers and
VIM; Hostetter. all plain drunks
were fined the minimum ef se.eo
and costs. sj::jss !, .s,fr: \
A negro named Glass was arrest
ed witlis q ladyi,ot the SAME color
last eyeting on Tie charge of Hotter
ing. iii the Absence Of important
witnesses this ease was postponed
until s o'clock this evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03

Man!ey Hotel.-Louiss LANCE, Gin
ciraati:. p. L. Brady. stcubenville;
u. s. Bailey, Emily j.. Wilmoth,
Elkins; S. L. DeFabry, j. NJ. Walk
er. New York: G.. s. Mccormick,
Cleveland; p E. Burke, Wheeling,
J. NJ. Newman, Clcveland; L.Nw.
Smith. Uniontown: A. D. samuels
Cleveland; w. E. Ferguson. Giarks-
burg: H.. E. Clause. Wheeling. Elm
or D. Ilaun, Wheeling: Chas. Myer.
AkrensS5 Hal, Hheeliqgs; L,sH.
;Helding,- F. O.. Grayson.. -Pittsburg:.
tpeiks :Sew lbany, ~ = u;
I. Smith, MartinsbIrg: D.. D. Etiea,
Baltimore: c. w Gadner,, lzanessilIe;
Ralph Wetherbee, PittsburG; w. X.
Fitch. Pittsburgh; Alvin salingef:
Cincinnati c. L! shuman.U,T eledo;
]" G. Finn. Cleveland. B. a. VIM.
Lanes Bottom; j. W. Hall, Pitts
burg; n. G. Pentecost, Pittsburg; ].
II. Dudd, Philadelphia: j. E. Der
ry. Brooklyn: W. E. Houghtor. Gin
c.rna:i. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
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NERVOUS ]! DYSPEPSIA,
Gas 0R INDIGESTION
"PAPE's 7DIAPEPsINn SETTLES
SOUR, UPSET sT0MACHs IN
= FIVE MINUTES.

Time Il, pape,s nianens;, win az
aesst annythiny yon eat "a 800, ~. : !
4 sonr sassy ~, o,,, - a.s Ia ~. solas
surely within f,ss m,nntas soaeh
+ II xo,fr - s.,s an. s,.
biz, or what yon e,t ,ies ma = 49,,
az lead IN yonr stomach ~ =, s .a,,
(, nve haor,b,rn ,ha. 49, = = 'ou
digestion
Cot from. vonr i, ! :, -, /, !, o,.. I. ,,s...S
eent case 5of fp.nS.s No.. i'.. =. !,
iake, n dosn ins, as $50. peps,n guy
There viii he ~ samr 40 s,s soa Vai !:
belcbinp n mndIss.tsd 10, ., ]. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
PEOPLE WILL
DOiTHE|REDU1Y
By HOSPITAL
INTEREST IN MOVEMENT IS
STEADILY INCREASING FROM
]. n DAY TO DAY. fl,,fsis
SITUATION TO BE Ex.
planned AT MEETING
/ ig THURSDAY NIGHT
PERpETUATIoN OF INSTITUTION
MEANS MUCH TO THE COM.
sMUNITY. 8s

Z = mr. y
In Wheeling the, beautiful Ohio
Valley General Hospital. was built
by the citizens Of the West Virginia
metropolis. The average donation
for each lnhabitart5 Of that city was
six dollars.
II our people will 90 as well ana
they will we can redeem Cook hos
pital and ihaves an endowment Fund
sufficient to meet any. and all deficits
of each year incurred by taking care
of the deserved charity. y
In Wheeling the contributions
were from slfto s25,ooo.e Every
child III this city should be inter-
ested I'M this movement aid Should
contribute the sum Of one dollar9f for
nc project: Who knowslibut that
any child may meet with asserious
accident on fits way to = orr from
school and that an immediate;toper4
alton be imperative. What would
he done without hov;np,tbey tnst,tn-
lion that has beens dear and nsefnl
10 mis- com,,mnnity. W;fhont the
bosnitai standing ready Ia 5rcceiy;c
theciniured child Sard give immedi-
nav FIR ,onr sslt,sh ness and ,,,e,,. -
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
Hotel A.rriiu,als

Tayer: Hotel.-L Austin, 4 Fair
view, Vas s! F. cany. Watson;
Harold Glaudey; w; W. Edward,
oakland; w .. Martin, City; ]. L.
Quinn; Thog. q. Mack.
Watson 4 siotGl. rs 81 W. i.ovett,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
WA Address
w Club
DR.. o. j. WooDIEYs 10 DISCUSS
0L0GYs AT MEETING ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 4

pr os 4. Woodley5 will address the
Mcman,s Club at the regular meet
ing on Friday afternoon on The SUB
stecsof Sociology. The subject Is one
OF Interest to women in general and
members Of the club are urged ito, use
their guest tickets in brder that the i,
benefit Of such an address may OK
tend TO others than the club member
chip oniaccount Of another en- gage
ment Of DR.. Woodley the meeting
will be called promptly at 2:sO.
O'clock instead Of the usual hour,
Mrs. Oliver Wood will open the pro-
gram with vocal solo and the host.
esses WILDE Mesdames c. L. Thomas
and Theodore Workman. The will
observed attic conclusion Of the aft
crnonn. isFS<
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03
MI. knight Home.

Mr.. James AZ knight plant mana
ger Of. the Consolidated Telephone
company who was severely injured
"a Wednesdaysof last week, when he
slipped and fell from d street car at
.Meadowbrook Il rapidly recovering
from his mud last night aus
taken to his home on Rtdgeiy avenue.
While recovering rapidly, he will be
unable 10 leave his home for several
days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03

a. ~ n n ~ e Z
Grafton, y, H. yan&orstrand, Ran
sas City, Mo; John A. zorn. Wheel
Ing: a. 4. Barnetts, Wheeling;
Lott L. Nelson, st. Louis, Mo-; A. Il.
Langford., Baltimore, Md; w. j.
Myers, clarksbrrg; w. T.. Crawford
apd wife. Cumberland; q. T. Leach
man; Chicago; ]. A. Turk, Wheel
ins; X. E; DUR. clarksburs; w. C..
sarber, Petersburg; W. L. Michael
Pittsburgh: H. G. Dyers, Pittsburg;
T.. NJ. Bash, Philadelphia; r. O.
Grove Grcenburg; j.. p. Dawson,
Charleston, ;Xincengo Dc Paula; H,
II. Hatch. Wheeling; T. W. Downey
!, MN's,aytiesbt,rg. Pa; John Inghraim,
Waynesburg, pa. ssSsss ~,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-03

Marietta Hotc'-B. Fisher and
wife. F. s. Basnett. Wheeling: W.
P. Clayton, Fairview. a. l.. Hart
tong. Wheeling: r. G.. McGinnis.
Wheeling; John Richardson County,
J. Raab, Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
RHEIMS HAS SEEN MANY WAR
FROM ATTlLA TO Won M0LTK
Cathedral Was Scene of Joan of Arcs
Triumph.


The great cathedral of Rheims is the
city's chief beauty and one OF the most
predominant structures I'm French history.
IL Is 200 years old, and in IL for centuries
the French kings were crowned. 1t is
richly ornamented inside and out, and is
filled with ecclesiastical statues, portraits
and allegorcal, and a number of paint
ings by old masters
Rheims takes It's name from the Remi,
whose capital 1t was, and who surren-
dered voluntarily to the rule of the Ro-
mans and enjoyed special favors under
the conquerors, says the Boston Herald.
The Vandals took the town in 406, and
atterward Attila put 1t to the sword and
burned II.
Clovis was baptized in Rheims in 496,
and succeeding kings were conseGrated
there, as scored vial of oil believed to
have been brought from heaven by a dove
was kept in the abbey of st. Reni, and
had been used in the baptism of Clovis.
Three OF the ancient Popes conferred
with sovereigns at Rheims.
BY the treaty of Troyes I'm 1920. Rheims
was ceded to the English, but they were
expelled in 1929 when Joan of Arc and
her army took It, enabling Charles VII to
be consecrated in the cathedral. The
city was taken by the allies at the ever
throw OF Napoleon I, and 1t had to sub
init for a time to a Prussian Governor
General and to meet heavy acquisitions
during the war of 1870
The principal structures that draw
tourists are, besides the cathedral, the
Gate of Mars, erected In honor of Angus
tus Caesar, the archiepiscopal palace,
built in 1500 where the kings lived when
they were crowned at Rheims, the Church
of st. Rcmi, dating from the eleventh CEN
tury, and the town hall, more than 200
years old. The city has a population of
more than 100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
HYPNOTIzED BY NECKTIE
Window Display Puts Man in q
Frame That Puzzles Policeman.

Los ANGELES, Sept 2s-Rigid as a
mummy, Louis A. Albright visitor from
Canton, o., was found gazing into a
necktie shop at Fourth and Spring streets
by the police. He was apparently held
In a hypnotic trance by an electric globe
revolving before a reflector of many
colors and many facets, 1t was only after
hours of work by surgeons at the re-
ceiving hospital that Albright was re-
stored to full consciousness
Walking his beat, Patrolman Watson
saw the man gazing intently into The
window. Returning that way half an
hour later Mr.. Albright held the same
position. Telling himself that the stranger
was a very deliberate window shopper"
the patrolman passed on. But when h.
came by the store a third time ana ssv,
that Albright had not budged he thouTbt
Il time TO investigate.
Pretty ties SIR he suggested with
due respect,
He might have been talking to a rocL
Nice night, sir" yentursd the nst-,I-
man once more. Again there was
response. Watson touched the windavs
gazer There was no movement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
SERvlAN WAR LEADER
AGED, BUT POWERFUL
General Radumil Putnik, e5 Years
Old, Self-Made Man.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Servian
Army General Radumll Putnik, Ia q self
made man about s. yenrs of age, who,
according to the Worlds Work. has
worked himself UP through the Servian
wars and revolutions until today he
stand conspicuous figure before the
world. He was born about 1s49 in a
small place near Belgrade in the south
ern part of Austria. He Is a thorough
born Servian despite this fact. He is a
small man. of large, round head. chest
nut-brown eyes and beard cut in Van
Dyke fashion. His whole occupation has
been as a soldier.
General Putnlk gained his earliest
training in a military academy which
then existed In Servla. He Joined tile
army voluntarily. Later he went to
France to study the military tactics of
Napoleon. These experiences merely gave
him satisfaction, as he has not succumbed
to any other method but his own. He
is practically a self-taught man.
In the recent war between the Balkan
Allies he was Chief of Staff for the
Servian army.
AS general he strips his uniform of
all Its trappings and tinsel and appears
In plain regimental apparel with the two
straps on his shoulders as insignia of
his rank. He has every opportunity to
make large sums of money, but as his
wants are simple he used his funds to
endow schools. During the Balkan
troubles he directed his forces from
small shanty by the use OF the telephone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
WEEPS SIX YEARS, THEN GOES
Husband Vanishes After Lugubrious
Battle With Secret Sorrow.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. a-As a
Neeper, George Hughson was a success
which made him a distinct failure as
husband, his wife told Judge Mandell,
"hen her suit for divorce was tried.
lie Wept and sobbed and talked about
secret sorrow during six years OF
married life, but he never would tell
what 1t was that weighed down his
heart.
He was from the first a lugubrious
man. said Mrs. Hughson. He seemed
a., to be thrusting a gnawing heartache
' INTO the background all the time he
,eourted me, l thought. and he said that
fthe happiness of being my husband
would dispel his melancholy.
but the morning after we were mar
Hed he began to cry at the breakfast
lSoie Great big tears rolled down his
sheeks and he nearly choked with vio-
lent sobs"
As time wore on George grew more
ana more addicted 10 weeping. A melan-
tholy strain of music or a lively one
the sight of hearse or an underdone
steak were equally eficacIOus in starting
nm on on mad career of sobs and
e.ars that would continue by the hour
MFs' HughsOn said there was a certain
a"Iul fascination in watching that man
Seep lie did 1t so we'll She never saw
woman who could weep like her hus-
ms accomplishment He could get more
asohy out OF that secret sorrow than
hives.
Many time did Mrs Hughson ask
george to unburden his heart. George
never took the hint
one day his sOrrOW became an
eHhaustlng drain on his well-deyeloped
h0ms. ~ 'NS' ~ '''4 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
DEATHS

BETH MccohaAlN,. wife s-J e. James .Da F. Nc, Me-
Funeral yedHesdey at q ,sa,dTe m from 3, 2sSa 81
kIltfSTSryp kkIntSonys Church At $50 M fnteTment
St bSIy Tos MccoNLEY. 48 years.
MssGRkrihmshExNon sa?2 Il asnsn fyH MooRArH years.
MsKEGNoa M SSn' s.p.smbe5 20; 1914 TT TERESA REfss
bsEcns e 500 SCa sdc @S
S KIGh n North Fl. sSlb 22R Jsd4 Is4 H2E Rsy
lives ana 5sgSs are nvgsStdb gstb to a. Ssn6 o he
MocrestowBpi T. Train lsayes AK = Mar m
Ef6sy Eft ff55y dGi PhMsassRN Msrst camden
M5rFE m Ill., ANN EaRlSs RRSh tsl aB q ssRS%OsF sRS% s
the, late r. Spencer Miller In the s2d year year
Be given.
MILLER.-sAEAH MILLER. 80 years iioa
H.. sg,s}bssS {gS,}!s 70 1914 rd5siS MAS
&3sE &sSsy. :! ia,a "G SOUTH ' iSS Street inteFmsSt
Ms9SS fiBTTna;.-IIDA MoNTIETH. SO years.
MSo1RSEscHiIii.G MSo1RS EscHiIiiG HiIii.G2VIcToR1A MoREscHL G
fsffi; HI2 4 RttsPHifif e%4mHnfNn MuLHo1
MAAFRy SSR5hi aafs MURRPTHT RfTfFe Is Is years.
Lfs q Es p Ind l2t 3aasb5i bAMNA q
The The late stPe John Oh 'sHiS snd Bridget Maioney Funeral
ga FFldsy sfds Vest e. s2q Pbadepba ro Solemn en- 2Pse Ma
q Rsaqsm az ST. &ESSt6a,a csI,s6y chgTs6 at 10
T1dd n g. sffRRtSmRg fRRSmRg 22 HIS Wa b
Mary SrR'Ey E. dS y %ss' ss Nea
Funeral on Wednesday at Oakland Cemetery.
PAYSTEB.SFASN1E PAINTER. 81 years
pWWEITNsa I'M 81. cAeANnpA pErrrNc as
rfiffEEih s5tt 5 g ssg,sssr 20 lsl! MARY
$SStsf M ln!s 'oiSsn i:'',?% ,s!sE S
sss;iassce;; 1851 rsSSth TSiFtfshth street;
ESPaPy oS cyS.s oSoSE SEscssy In
rEAFTIopn nsT Septemssr aIss ofoii f5, isii o, aiph.
a asfa s5SS Ella &c. Of aged PR years. ana An2S as
pjIIIiIPsn IL Iss PHILLIPS As years,
FSSfF2G k6ME SfP&isn9sFa ssa r. 1sl' 4E Fa
~, at The residenee Of his parents: G1into1' T I
TsP'f%RSs5 sls RsSsdss se 1P
lock, II his s2d year, Relatives, and friends
i a. M NJ from IN his late fssidencd. s!8 S2rtS
2sd street Interment private pa at Mt Sinai
r22TITs;IEEDwXRD roTTs, is years. aoia
PoWDERMAKER-At Atlantic City, N. j..
septsmter il, iei4, ABRAHAM. husband Of
ment private. Norfolk. Baltimore and Wash
ingt2r papers please copy.
NOR, daughter OF DR.. George Earle and Mary
". Raiguel. aged years and month Reln-
tves and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services. Thursday afternoon. at
1 o'clock. at the apartments Of Oliver H.
Bair. 1920 Chestnut St Interment private.
RAUH. Residenye. 80 n 6th St. Due Due no.
tice OF the funeral Will be given.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS InJs SI,c,, VGS REccAR1A.
REDROW.-At Magnolia. n. J., on Septem-
ber ~. 1914. MARTHA F. wife Of William
D. Redrow, aged G7 years.
REIN.--sARAH REIN, 20 years. 61o South
10th at.
RICKARD;m,.or September 20, 1918, ANGE-
LINE RICHARD lnee Willauerl, wife OF w.
$. Rickard. Residence, ,24os Patton street.
Due notice of funeral will be given.
RODGERS.-On September 81. 1914. ROSE,
wife, OF the late David .RodEel tnee Nc;
Erlaine). Funeral on Thursday. at S:3O
o'clock a: M. from her late residence. 2ia4
North Franklin street. Solemn Requiem
Mass at ST. Edwards Church, at 10 a. M.
terry.
ROGERs.-on Monday. September IA. 1914.
RACHEL. WISTER. daughter of the late
William Wynne and Hannah Lewis Wister
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
DEATHS

AYLMER.--on September ~, 1914, MARY
given. from her late residence. doiS wafrsn
son df arg on sS9 se so e
palbeck; Funeral wednesday. st 2 p ma
r.. S IN? S FsGsfa q street, ss % az
LEY~-MxRGARET cARLEY. 2 years,
n3AEfAa8SE qsosPs FssPssEsf %e 81 ,5ssS 1914
ssngs are aEsd "a attend tSt
at her late residence, 0}3l Jefterson street,
BENTIE@WILI1AM BENTLB. 40 years.
BRoskiesAdNBs BRosK1, 10 years. so2s
BRoWN.-IEMMA BROWN, 80 years 1871
BRoWN.-on Ninth Month 22d.. 1914, VIII
Sixth-day tFriday), 25th inst. at II a. M,
at 1T2s Girard ave. 1ntorment private.
sSSsf IL iSi eTG''Ef@s5 EE@5d6 Il II on sep
aged 50 years. Funeral services on Thursday
September %, at II a; M, at his late resi-,
dence, near crosswieke n. j. lnterment
cAssEt9 sMpRffmh46srG MpRfh6G ~ wdd1 hRa Of Of GRae
sr5da sa daqgneT ae notice 9 a6f o he eng
viii be given.
CLARK.--MINN1E CLARK. 4s years. 1871
Cambria st.
CoNoyER,-on September 20. 1914. ,GLAR;;
F., 4
EssIdensq q his, sEandpartnt, William C.
coNRow.-on September II. 1914. DAVID
22i League st. Due notice of funeral Will ee
COTToN.--on september 10. 1914 FRED
ERGCK j. COTTON. in his Goth year. Fu-
neral neral SERVICES on Sta at nd ia pTs
SITS. fnterment Greenwood Cemetery.
COyyEY.- suddenly. on September % 1914
n. Ittts Convey - tnee BurnsS. aged 10 years 0
months. Due notice OF the. funeral will be
So iSii
husband of Rena y. Crawford tnee Glven).
nut st. Tnterment Fernwood Cemetery,
of Re 3 Ess e 1o s9Fs N
WedTWSs,daX at sSS os a. nj rS from 80 spmae e.
John the Raptist's Church, at 10 a. m. In
terment Westminster Cemetery.
soTces "a lot On fMrs
day. at o'clock; at his late residence. 4ot3
DE 81 M1Sh %s sf 20 S.5ss e1sMARS e. bs
DEAikNEoR EAiNE BYR sla54. IL 1sl ts.r:s SATR "
N Ices and intsrmsnt strictly pr 5pG5iv9aats,., r,r,
ERK ssDtfmhSsr II hs GiR yes lsi4
eoc OF from odd sFpMfmSeF Moe
corner Seventh and Tioga streets. Interment
Greenmount Cemetery.
DEEyLIITSN;on Septsmber H. 19 1914. . IosEPH
Ryan; Funeral on "Wednesday, at $40 a. m.
from 054 Shackamaxon st. Solemn Requiem
Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
eeption, at 10 a. IN. 1nterment New Ca
thcdral Cemetery.
DINEY:-on September 10, 1919, ALFRED.
18th year. FTnegal services on Thursday, at
yate; X; OF p. Greenwood Cemetery.
iei4 AIFRE5 d. hSXsbu9d 81 Tas bSsre
aged 80 years; Funeral on Wednesday, at 2
2; m; from BIB y: 17th st. Interment at
Northwood Cemetery.
September 13, 1914. Ell
LIE t. widow Of John J. Dougherty ,tnee
given, from her late residence. 1914 Cath
DUFF.-At her residence. 4a12 Chestnut st.
on. on September 10. 1914. LAURA ANTON
ETTE WELLS. wife of j. Campbell DuH. |
Funei al and interment at the convenience os
FLANEGAN.-Suddenly, on September 1S |
1914, G CjTHARfNE, wife Of James Flanagan.
aged 81 years Funeral services on Wednes" |
day at P. m, at O2t VI. Cumberland st.
Interment German Lutheran Cemetery
FLOOD.-on September 90. 1914. PHILIP P. |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
DEATHS

Flood. husband Of Mery. Pollock Flood, sset
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al inItsrwsnt private cheltep Hils cesmoIei,ery r.
dNsTF FGs5ond SffptsSmsfF eSsna ensnei @ @
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| wigs Church at 10 O'Clock. 1nterment pri-
aS of e. sfRsRs5 5ts RSnsSn 30 ifi4 F.
Se sgsn from DSG S Stes s 81 tne BST cs
HAJlLiL.SssERBNE HALL, 80 years eoe North
HALL 9wELL,-,on. September r. ioit:wrLL-
Hailoyeli,, aged q years. Due notice Of II; h;
neTs II! g be ss Van tTp P. tse
e., husband 9f 9ePsedfRsi Emile n Harris Due no.
S Si SS[s ri fHiyX'%KlNs. 40 year,
EFFERAS.esiAwRENcE HEFFERAN. ~
HEESDERsoNAt ~ ms late EMs EEeMsessnSse S S 2sSSc
DERsoN, aged IS years. Funeral services
LENA, wife Of louis Hertet formerly Eek
ard), aged As years. Due notice of the fu'
neaei 1eae skunk T os st. gwen from "'' "''
seg,eRnRsE nss - or1 1oit RssAs MARTIN IN
wedgssdny, st $40 q M, frgm $i9 n ,,nn. ats
Church at 10 n. m. 1nterment at Holy Cross
IN: q sPs e. Rsa,ss1 GO oi Fans4s
rsd2o Ss Mass ta q St dsGfs6
at o'clock. Intnrment private.
ES so6 Of and John
Jones. ased p years. Funeral services cry on
ave. son'fnSH in,ormsnt TSursisE @ a at Wii@ipst0n!
fsTt3STS wmT"FiSP r. lucy
Widow q Caleb ". Jones' aged "a years
KING.-on September, 1s. 1914, WILLIAM
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parents, residence, Broad g., south, Beverly,
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KLESSTSEK.SLAzER KLENTNER.ee years.
L4SpERs.@cHXR1Es IANDERs. ~ years,
SSD's%%s'E ge; z 1sls sp&EtEs
5TIhu.sday at csols. the tS TssdeHse 2,
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lington Cemetery.
LEHNE.-On September 10, 1914. HENRY
e., husband Of Anna Bell Lehne NEE Temple
toni and son of the late Henry and Elizabeth
Lehne Funeral services Wednesday aft
crnoon, at l O'Clock. at his late residence.
o35 w. silver st. lnterment private, North
LInpELL.--HARRY LIDpELL. year.
1855 L. Sergeant st.
LINDEMUTH.--on September 201914 HEN
RlETTA E.. daughter OF the late William
I.ndcmuth, in her seth year. Funeral scrv-
ices on Thursday, at p. M. at 1927 n. 57th
st. Intcrment private.
LIPP.-LoU1sA L1PP, 81 years. oe12 North
Nascher St
IONGSTRETH.-AtB Barcelona, Spain, on
september TO- 1914 DR.. NORRIS LONG:
Philadelphia. Harvard College. class OF is',i
LI,BATTY;;T,MARY LUBATTY. % months.
1928 n. Hilton ct.
MARIoN:--on September 1s 1914. ANNA C.
ter OF the late Michael and Margaret Roddy
Due notice CT funeral from her late residence,
1894 Christian st.
MARTIN.-On September 90 1914 JOHN
husband of the late Elizabeth Martin, in his
at a. M, at the parlors OF Mrs. Otto Bur,
beck. 1911 y. 4th ST. Interment private
Mount Moriah Cemetery.
McCOLGAN.-On September 19.1914. ELIZA