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sIrE ron sCARsDALE DWELLING.

Arthur stewart, president OF the Stew
s.' POLISHING Company. has purchased
nom the S'drsdalc Estates a plot OF over
"' acre Iu their Murray Hill tract and
b.an- ,Hvc been completed for $4,000
s'"He .,Hi stucco residence. Ground viii
nr broken within the next ten days THIS
j. VI" Stewards third house within the
laf' 'NO wears
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MECHANICS LIENS.
a. a.. A.

SD ST, so W-Janas d Kirkland agt chris
time NJ Van peventrr. owner, craig Van
Deventer, agent, contractor. ..,....,.. tlO6
l2;TH ST. li5,W-August Musler ax, Inter.
CITY Land a. Securities Co, owner and con
.MaV."1r , tst
owner: Joseph Polansky, contractor. .3st. 66
l&TN ST. +l3 TO 4l9 W-tnitcd states
Gypsum CO aEt william Aston. owner;
John J Gilien. lessee; Long HAsan'
contractor .............ts... ..-.. .yl}.. SO
Bronx.
HOFFMAN ST, ai55-Vincent Il Bernesssr
hEt Charles Levy, owner and contrhc-
tor ....,,..,.,,...,.... ISIS A
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DOW NTOWN HuYEu.

Cornelius :. Morrcll IL the buyer OF the
hve story building at III Pearl street. sold
recently By the Rutland Il Whiting Com
pany for Lillian Z. Caspar
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STATE OF NEW YORK
CUMPTROLLER'S OFFICE
NOTICE or THE ISL ANCE OF THB
NEW DESIGN OF STOCK TRANSFER

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that pursuant 10 The
provisions OF chapter sii oi the laws OF
1918. | have provided for the issuance and
exclusive use Of "A new design Ci stock
transfer tax stamps. and that after the
?6th day OF February. 1914. none other than
the new Issue or design of stamps will hs
accepted or made use of in payment or the
tax.
From February II. 1914, 10 May 20, 1914
inclusive. stamps Of tn. old issue may be
exchanged with the Comptroller for stamrs
OF the new design. as in said act provided
WILLIAM SOHMER
Dated, Albany, y, Y, Comptroller.
Noyemh,r 20 lQlJ
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SALES BY AUCTlOs.

ny VIRTUE OF chatte mortgage, ] Bern
stein. auctioneer. sells feh. Ith, 1914. -"
A Nj. at a0ts 81 Ave, Bronx. all propert!
scheduled IN mortgage dated sept. goth. l.l3
Nv order ATTORNEY for mortgage,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

VAST gentleman with capital In conpan,
importing tropical PRODUCES; contracts with
plantations netting 500 give age, former
po.itIon Aldrers IMPORT. box lJs sun Office
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown,
(South OF Fourteenth ST.

(South OF Fourteenth ST.
PIKE ST, rs. =, e5xsh - Chevra Adas
Woikowisk to Isaac Gordon, 22i 10 eth At,
Feb I. 4 yrs. q c: atty. Il Levin. 1871 T.
GRAND ST, 90 to a. n e cor Greene st,
7Bxl0l--Chns Lane to Lille Freeman,
iiOs Forest av. due Feb 49, 1917. p c.
Feb 6; atty. Jacob Freeman. 90 Nassau
CREENE sT. ~ 10 80, y. ito sxioo~
Chas Lane TO Lille Freeman. llOs Forest
av Feb g, due Feb rs. 1917, 5p g; atty.
GREENE 1T, les and 1871. y. 5o.loxloo;
Stone IT, ~ 10 "a, g. N?x-- Her
Waworth. J. pr mtEe sl6s.ooo, 1 yr,
spc. Jan q; attys. DIN. Clark =.
oRcHXRD ST. is2.' 8. '.sxsi's.RudoyipSS
waiisch Co to Title & r Go. III
Bway. Feb 8, due as per bend $4,000
singer 10 Sadie o,um't - Az o. ~
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Gerson Tudor. .33 osth ST. yrs from
feb ]. lti+, atty. } 5 shapiro, 1870
D-.ancey st........ ..........,.... .f3Sl4
ST AIMS Az, 725. all; ST AIMS AZ, Iat.
cellar-Mary Schroeder and Hno 20 Erich
l. Eaake. 1sJ ~ AIMS az, Yrs from July
!, lelJ, aIfy tsl....sss.s... t.Nt
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Arrt,ed-rRiDAN. February G.
s. Lusitairs, c:3i i. NJ. Liverpool, January 81
\. Noucrnisio. "a. NJ, Lisbon, January 20.
IS chester 4 \. NJ. Antwerp. january 10
s. WhaknruA. i;iO y. Barry, january 2
IS Nc.ico. go u. NJ. Havana. February 3.
81 Ribston. cl5 4. NJ, Guantanamo. Janu-
arv ~. - $500.
Sc Scottish Prince, sos P. n. TtnideA
JaIuntN
=, ~ Aiba, GalVe~to January ~.
- City Of Montgomery. savannah. February D.
- Hamilton, Norfolk, February y.
SIS Delaware. Philadelphia. February o.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Laronia, at Naples
SIS Nadcrland. at Antwerp.
IS Ancona, at Genoa.
IS Bermudian. at Bermuda.
S. Mortimer at Gibraltar.
s. Bowie. at Liverpool.
SAILED ron SEW YORK.
s. Aincrika. from Cherbourg.
- Principclo. from ROTTERDAM.
:, Trent from Kingston.
y Benedict, from Barbados
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LEASES BRONX FLAT HOUSE.

j. ". Mayors has leased the five story
fiat at s3i Kelly street for fve years "a
Mrs. Rebecca Moekowitz.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises SO sun sets. $50 Moon seu.. As
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyHk. as Goy.1sland. . OIL Hell Gae ''eoi
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AN AM An
SandyHk II 10 GOV Island ii52 Hei! Gate 81
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oetmtf en.6w. 30 esNA esH 1lth a'flN .4tU
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS

with name and address Of owner and
attorney When attorneys name is omitted
sourem party Of second psrtD
1lOxSufo
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Deaths

BAYLE.-on December H. 1914. FRANK
nd snds Ssfd 81 tn. family fSr' also @sd ssEs odss
lodge, 10. 81 jsrutsisrn r. A. chsptsy. No .
invites 'VPn 70 attend tie fgntsS S services S5S dS
Friday afternoon. precisely at 2 o'clock. At
at at EST Laurel Hnl Cemetery '''''' '''e''
BIsHor.-on. peesmber TO- 1914. MARIA
sssryicssy on Friday, a{ p. m.i 4 the Fsiit
uGneo 1Sa or her sonJin-laT g. Msrry paHI9 7
BF1GHT;Ion December L. 1914. NELLIE LIE
IggFdlsh Bright. FgntIal from her late residence,
at G'i Eden csmstsr Sa M
BRoAp2NIX,1,o ASIp2,NSI DECEMBER 10. 1s14AARoN
m rom Sssdenee s'ro o RR Rs satnFahy son james
hrondnix, HulTeyille Bucks County. Pa.
BROoKs.-ANNA BROOKS, 22T Mountain
BYRNE.-on December 10. 1914. BRIDGET.
OF S,sI BISlIntsmple VI County Carlow Ireland Fu-
auism al the Church Of St Aquinas, at
SSg STos. 2 eomst,IP% m precisely lntermen' at Holy
oAMFgeETIrIfn Y M; cSRSsh2hosSEs9. checker On bsgs%-
Campbell Funeral servieeS SS'H on salafdSy. S al al
a.R M M az his late residence, Hector and
cRMERoN.-HEESBN CAMERON. 1915 Self
oRINE, widow of William Chambers moe
Story). residence. 2J12 West Huntington st.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
CLARKE.-Suddenly, on December 1G. 1914.
Clarke Services on saturday, az l p. IN. at
terry, via funeral car.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at Norfolk Va De-
cember IS, 1914. PETER H.. husband of
Emma Clinton and son of tho late Potter H.
and Bridget Clinton. Funeral on Saturday
Solemn cunc & fS Mass 22o AZ sS s' cbHras nSSG aye S
Nativity, at 10 a. m lnterment at New Ca
CONRAD.-suddenly. on Dec IS. 1914,
ALMEDA, widow OF J. Hicks Conrad.
at her residence, 2044 Chestnut ST. Notice
Of funeral will be given later.
DELLETTE.--At Mt, Holly ~ j.. on De-
ccmbcr Is. 1b14, ALFRED ]. DELLETTE
husband OF Minnie Delete (nee Mccoy
Funeral from his late residence % Ridgway
St. Mount Holly, ~. j., on Saturday, at 3
N; Intsrmrnt at ST Andrews Cemetery.
sALI.lE j.. daughter OF the late Thomas
and Louisn Dodamead. Funeral services on
Monday. December 81. at p. M al her
late residence. h2S North 9Th et.. Camden,
n. j.. lntsrment private. HarleiGh Gene
terry.
DTssOILAs. =, on December u 1914.
soulas. Funeral services on Sunday Deem
500 Sorh StR st. inermea nGr iaie pT
Vhte
FREEBORN.--on December TO- 1911. EI.-
LEN widow Of James FTeeborn. Relatives
and friends arc Invited TO attend the funeral
services at tho residence OF her son. Edwin
r. Freedom, COi5 Webster ave, below Cath
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The Orchestra Program

Tie orchestra program for the after
neon and tomorrow evening is Of ave
numbers, two of which fail to Nine
TGrnestine Schumann-Henk, who is the
assisting artist for both occasions. The
symphony is schubert's seventh, not the
ninth, as previously announced through
an error in typography. The other or
chestral numbers are two excerpts from
Berlioz's Romeo and Juliet" and the
"Rienzi'' overture. Since her retirement
from the operatic stage the occasions on
which Mime. sohumann-H Heink may be
heard have grown very limited. Some
weeks ago she sang here at benefit oon-
cert. and those who heard her testify
TO the dramatic power OF her voice and
the complete artistry OF her singing. In
the concerts she sings "Andromache's La
ment," from Bruch's Achilles" and
Ariadne's aria from "Rlenzi."
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THEATRICAL BAEpEKER

ADELPHI- To-day" with Edmund Breese and
Ethel Valentine. George Broadhurst and
abraham schomer's slow5moving drama about
wife's i2hdelty, ending with a violent
,.hig sceneH IN which the husband chokes
her. Last week.
BRoAD-"Diplomaey. with william Gillette.
Blanche Bates Marie Doro and strong
cast. Sardous famous old play ''modernize,IT
by Mr. Gillette. and q good deal lensthened
and diluted, good acting compenEating.
FORREST-"Pinafore." Tho good old Gilbert
& Sullivan classic produced q la Hippodroms
with real water. Just as delightful as ever.
Last week.
CiARRICK.-"Potash and Perlmuttsr." Mon
taHue Glass popular stories OF the clothing
heartily amusing comedy.
KEIrH's-Eya Tanguay, Bort FitzgIhbon, "a
Telephone Tangle,' and a diversified and eX-
csllent bill.
LITTLE THEATRE THE silver Box" John
GalswOrthy's powerful and moving drama
contrasting tho unemployed at both ends OF
tho social scale. Excellentiy acted. Last
week.
LYRIC--"Iiigh links" with Stella AIayheV
and good cast. Rudolph Frml's rlppiing
Music borne on an amusing story of a
-dispellinG perfume. Last week.
WALNUT-'The Traffic" by Rachel Marshall
Another white slave" play OF the familiar
pattern.
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Him for the 1eshpots of Manhattan and
musical comedy. About Christmas time
he plans to draw Willie Collier back with
him into the limelight via Hello. Broad
way" Needless to say, Mr.. Cohan sup
plies plot, words, music and some more
players-Louise Dresser. Belle Blanche.
Peggy Wood, Rozslka Dolly. sydney Jar
Wis. Lawrence Dow Clarke. Martin Brown,
James Cody, Tom Dingle and Jack Cor
cOran.
Marie Cahil likewise plans come
back" this time with Richard Garlic. and
n piece by Guy Bolton and Jerome Kern
called Ninety in the Shade"
This is the chorus of the song that Is
turning AL Jolson's hair as white as his
burnt-cork face in Dancing Around;
sister susie's sewing shirts for soldiers
such skill at sewing shirts our shy yong SIS
ter SuFie shows. ,,, ,,..
Some solders send ep.stes sry theY d rdNneI
Bleep in thistlcH ,,. g. -,
Than wear the saucy, soft. short shlrts lor SOL
dlers sister Susie shows.
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ZUDORA
A GREAT MYSTIC STORY BY HAROLD MAcCRATH

words, some one has been riding the
cupboard, My advice Is to catch the
thief without drawing the police in Put
seals on the door and the lock. I notice
that the wall is very thin"
Bah! Altman is an old fool. He
thinks I am loeksmith,' contemptu-
You never can tell will come to-
morrow and together wen examine the
But what do you think?'
About whstG'
THE stones"
"oh, l am quite certain that in the
event OF your being able 10 make the
stones in carat sizes you will not only
be famous. but rich. Still you know
what sensitive thing a diamond Is. II
would be wise to keep your secret until
you have made your fortune"
I'm no fool. II Il got about that /
made diamonds at a profit, however
small. the diamond market would so TO
smash"
Seals were applied to the cupboard and
Hassam All went away
The moment he was gone the diamond
cutter berated himself furioalsly. what
had possessed him 10 take Hassam All so
utterly into his conhdencef And there
was q thief about How could any one
have known that he had diamonds2 And
more puzzling than all else. why hadn't
the thief taksl them ale He did not
sleep well that night
When he ana Hassam An broke the
seals 10 the morning there were but ak
-AltmaRnl" eried the diamond cutter.
ne has some hole Ia the wall III XIII
~ sthlg said Hassam Ali sternly.
seizng the man and shaking him VIC
lently. II be Is guilty ana hears you.
sooa-by 70 your gems. Wen put a dicto-
graph and 8nd out what the chsesemalfer
and his family talk about You nssdn't
MorEy about the expense I'll sea 10
that. And ven 50 % work al once.
aietqsraph aoHn lhe Wan ana a bear
trap in front of fhe cupboard. and Ven
soon know who the euiprlt iap
ine aaetQzrapn vas promptly installed
ana the Trap was neatly arranged and
iaia hnt tae conversation recorded Va
useless aaa aQfedy stepped into ths
eser tfap faq mers diamonds asrs
sqns
~ a
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OBITUARIES
ALBERT q. GREENE

Albert @. Greene, registrar OF the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company, died In
the Oncologic Hospital yesterday after
an illness OF four months. Mr.. Greene
was born In this city in 1852, He was
prominent member OF Sheknah Lodge, No.
246.of the f. and A. NJ, and one OF the
directors Of the Hamilton and Commercial
Building and Loan Association. He was
tho son OF the late Enoch w. c. Greene,
editor OF the Sunday Transcript, and for
many years edited this paper after the
death of his father. He is survived by
his wife. Isabelle Forsythe Greene, and
his son. Enoch w. c. Greene, member
of the bar, both living at the homie of
Mr.. Greene, at 4ilG Locust street.
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ming Monday. December %, viii awaken
the deepest interest here.
Weigle lived in the trenches and he
was in many forced marches. always
bearing with him his motion picture ma
chine When the bombardment OF Ant
werp began he was IN the great tower
there, and the actual burning Of the port
was recorded upon his films one OF the
marches took him to Alost, where he
was in the midst of the battle, and the
battles OF Aerschot and Of Malines also
found him busy with his camera, The
flooding Of Liere and the destruction OF
Termonde are recorded on his picture
list His. camera caught the German In
vadcrs in their onrush, On one occasion
he and his camera were knocked over by
an exploding shell.
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When Henry Ford started his profit
sharing plan. several other firms followed
his lead in various lines OF business, but
the first one TO do Il in the amusement
field Is Louis ]. selznick. general manager
of the World Film Corporation In a
letter to his employees Mr.. Selznlck says:
You and are both working for the
same object-the success of the World
Film Corporation. II has always been
my aim to work out a plan whereby
those who help can share in the profits
of what they build, This means that
the World Film should be your busl-
ness as we'll as my busness-that the
World Film success should be your
success as much as mine. I person
ally have preferred n proht-sharing
arrangement TO large salary. ! per-
sonally have preferred to get part Of
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what created. In your case it is
not question of choosing between a
proft-sharinB arrangement and a
salary, but a question OF adding to
your salary. In offering this plan to
you | am offering what / was glad to
accept myself. / know II has made me
happier and believe that 1t will
make you happier and more closely
knit by the bonds OF common purpose
and common reward.
The full plan for working out the
amount to be paid each employe is set
forth in a little booklet.
BRITISH Observation-Disclosures.
A glowing instance of short-slghted pa
triotism is furnished by the action of the
London County Council in refusing to
renew the licenses of a number of moving
picture theatres in the metropolis owned
by alien enemies. But the embargo does
not even stop at this, II early reports rep
resent the position. faithfully, and pic
ture shows employing allen enemies Ger
mans, HungarianR, Austrians and Turks)
are also to be compulsorily closed Thus
a picture show owned by-say a Turk for
instance-but worked by a British mana
ger, British staff, British built and show
ing British pictures, must close it's doors
irrespective of the fact that II may oc-
casion distress by unemployment among
number of British people. It is rea-
sonable to conclude that the legislators
responsible for this serious misuse of
their power have been influenced by an
evening newspaper which SINCE the war
broke out has repeatedly urged the gov
ernment to confsoate alien-owned enter
tainmeht houses.
WAR PICTURES COMING.
Edwin r, Weigle, stafr photographer of
the Chicago Tribune. returning recently
from Europe. brought with him a coIlec-
tion of the most vivid motion picture
records Of the war as 1t was fought in
Belgium. 1t Is expected that the first
showing OF the fiIms on the screen at
the Chestnut Street Opera House, begin
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Monsienor sinnott,s sister Dies

Monsignor James p. sinnott OF sO2
south 10Th street, rector Of ST.. Charles
Borromeos Roman Catholic Church, goth
and Christian streets, has received word
OF the death or his sister. Mrs. Margaret
7. McGinley, at her home in seabank.
lNillybegs, County Donegal, Ireland She
was in her 10th year, and the mother OF
the Rev. Or. Lee MacGinley, assistant
rector OF st. Charles Borromeo's Church
this city; Bishop John d. MacGlnley. Of
the Philippine Islands, and the Very Rev
James c. MacGnley. ID. D., senior dean
Of Maynooth College, Ireland
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CHAMP CLARK TO SPEAK HERE

Speaker Champ Clark will be one of the
speakers at the annual dinner of the
Friendly Sons of 81. Patrick, to be held
IN this city March II. The committee
which Issued the invitations includes for
mer Judge Theodore r, Jenkins. City So
licitor Michael j. Ryan, Edward J.
Dooner and Representative Michael
Donohoe. They were entertained at
luncheon by the Speaker in Washington
yesterday.
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GETS DAMAGES, PAYS FINES
Negro Hurt by Auto Uses cOmpensa-
ton to Bail Convivial Friends.

An automobile accident TO friend is
wonderful thing TO get people out OF
Jail when It is properly handled. Joe
Jackson. a Negro, OF 1tl5 Kater street
was hit by an automobile last August.
The case was settled out Of court yes
terday for 1850. jackson split even with
his lawyer, put s25d in bank and went out
to have good time.
Early this morning raiding party Of
bluccoats from the ID and Christian
streets station put an end 20 tho banquet
ing In Jackson's room because cold.
greasy pigs knuclSle had struck a police
man In the ear Jackson told Magistrate
Maetfarlsnd today that TO make up his
party he had to bali out several friends
who were staying at the 18th and Pine
streets station following assault and bat
terry and other charges. Jackson paid Sl3.5O
for himself today ard then went TO the
hank for money to pay the lines Of his
friends.
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roDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

William +. Dent. Atlantic City, and Sarah l..
william ]. siier, $50 p. Cumberland ST.. and
Anna NJ, stnudecher 2461 Memphis st.
John Hagen 4lI1 Merose st., and Helen
william Blum, 2t00 e. rioga ST., and Sarah
German. ii3J =. Huston at
Fred stonsly Jr.. 5iOO wakCneid st., and
Nellie +. o'Donnell. 22s z; BrnghuTst ct.
Frank Roadway. Berwyn. Pa. and Margaret
O'Nelll, Germantown Hospital.
Daniel w. Smith, Tas wyotn ST.. and Josephine
A. Letdy, T01 ~ I'd st.
John Murray. COZ E Mechanic ST., and Mary
l., johns. 5s3I Bnynton ST.
Walter Baskerville, lSiT st. Devids st.. and
Mary Jones. 1927 Sherwood st.
Harry ~. Wevle, lfti - Gid ST., and Mary
lillian Perry, ipn y. Wavnock ST., and
aura Brown iGnS n. Wernock st.
'Talter Minor 1870 ombard ST.. and ESsie
Holmes, 17i6 Rodnnn st.
eonard SPARKS, !O25 woodland ave, and Lii
80 Maxwell, Gi5 y. !Sth at.
Ira H. Burns, 3ilI Hemberger st. and Laura
KIlbeIt. 2O&5 Roberts ave
larry H. simpson. 2s4S " 18th st. and Emily
s. Jacoby 2s45 n. 18th ST.
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Whats Doing tonight 2
9 |

Banquet. New Jersey Society. Manufac-
turerh Club; o'clork
Transit mass-neeting. Water street and
'7rasor road; o'clock. Free.
Foreign Trade Committee, Hotel Adelphlal
S o'clock.
Reception 10 Governor Brumbaugh
Teachers' Association, Metropolitan Opera
House; O'Clock
Philadelphia Chaptcr, American Institute CT
Bankers, lT0l Chestnut street
South Philadelphia Advancement Association.
Free.
University OF Pennsylvania Museum Man.
ayers,
Chinese play University Of Pennsylvania
students. Houston Hall. o'clock.
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WILLIAM HAaaERTY

William Haggerty, formerly employed
In the United States Mint and for many
years identified with I'd Ward politics,
died yesterday at his residence. 1928 South
Bancroft street He was proprietor OF
the Washington House Stables in West
Philadelphia. He leaves a widow and
six children. Solemn Mass OF Requiem
will be celebrated at the Church of st,
Thomas Aquinas, 18th and Morris streets,
MONDAY morning. at $50 o'clock.
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DIR. ROLAND h. GILMAN

READING. Pa, Dec. 1s,-Dr. Roland II,
Gilman, of williamsburg, Pa, died here
yesterday from pleuro-pneumonia, after
an illness OF five days. His wife had died
Just IS hours before of the same disease.
They were married at the Bellevue-Strat-
ford Hotel, Philadelphia, last April. Doc
tor Gilman was graduate OF the Medico-
Chirurgical College. Of Philadelphia, and
was q native Of New HampshITe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-18
SIR JOHN BARKER

LONDON. Dec. ola-sir John Barker
founder and chairman OF John Barker &
Co. Ltd. OF Kensington. and of Paquin,
Ltd. Mayfair, two OF the largest depart
Sir John was born In 1870, the son OF
Joseph Barker, OF Loose. Maidstone. He
was an alderman OF the FIRST London
County Council. and in 1855 and 1889 he
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MRS. NELL1E ]. BRIGHT

Mrs. Nellie ]. Bright. wife OF the Rev.
Richard bright. rector of st. Monica's
Protestant Episcopal Chapel died yes
terday at her home, 2l35 South 5sth street,
following a brief illness. She was chair
man OF several Women's auxiliaries for
conducting charities, The funeral will
take place from ker late home, Saturday
afternoon, at O'clock
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MRS. ELMIRA KooHERsPERaER

Funeral services OF Mrs. Elmira Re-
becca Kochersperger. widow of George
W. Kachersperger, who was chief clerk
OF Common Councils. will be held at the
rooms of David H.. SCHUYLER &c Sons, un-
dertakers, Broad and Diamond streets,
She died Wednesday at her apartments,
1903 Montgomery avenue. after pro-
tracted illness Sho was SO years old.
William d. Kochersperget. OF Minlinburg,
Pa a son, Is sole survivor
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contested Maidstone. In 1900 he repre-.
sented Maidstone in Parliament, and from
1905 to 1910 he represented Penrhyrn and
Falmouth. lie was past president OF the
Polo Pony Society, the Essex Agriculture
Society. the Newspaper Press Fund and
the Early Closing Association. and
member Of the Royal Agricultural So
ciety Of England. He was created baro-
net I'M I9Os
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DR.. A. s. sTEIaERWALp

Dr. Andrew S. Steigerwald, a dentist,
died yesterday at his home, $50 North 5th
street. after a long illness He was 81
years old. He is survived by four sons
and two daughters.
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CHARLES II. RUTAN

BOSTON. Dec. ls.-Charles II. Rutan, a
member OF the firm OF Shepley, Rutan &
Coolidge, architects. of Chicago and this
city, died at his home in Brookline, today
He was 6S years old.