New-York tribune., 1918-11-22
DEATHS

AMOS-On Wednesday, November 20, 1918.
Mary. daughter Of the late Alexander and
Judith Amos. Funeral private. .
ATKINSON--On November IS, at Tacoma,
Washington. Professor George F. Atkinson
of Cornell University. Ithaca, N. Y.
BARKER-On November 20, 1918, William
Barker in the 10th year of his age. Ser
vices at his late residence. 1873 South First
av.. Mount Vernon. N. Y, Saturday, No
vember %, at $3.50 p. IN.
BOWLEs-A service in memory of Sergeant
Whitney Bowles Company L, 10th Infan-
Try, only son of Mrs. Porter Bowles and
husband of Elizabeth Brown. killed in ac-
ton in France, September 20. will be held
IN the Church of the Ascension, 5th av. and
9th St. Saturday, November %, at 4
o'clock.
OF ST. Patrick in the City of New York
announces with deep regret the death of
our tr fellow member. William E. Burke, on
dence. rs West 131st st. Members are re-
quested to attend the funeral services, at
ST. Aloysius Church. 132d St, near Sew
enth av, on Friday, November %. at 10
VICTOR J. BOWLING. President
JAMES j. HOEY, Secretary. :
CARLSON-Hannah,o on November 20. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broad
way, 66th st. Frank L. Campbells), Sun
day. 1 a. III.
VIA O-N -N-tANInuT, hllleu IN action, Sep
te,nber %, while a member OF Company
IL. lO!fh Infantry. In civilian life he vas
an actor. His home was at 510 West
l13d st.
DEDERER-Kiled il action ut French
front. October ~. 1918. Ellsworth Hole
tenant, Company Z, 311th Infantry; be-
loved son of Martha NJ Dederer and the
late Charles II. Dederer. of New York City.
DE JONES-Emilia, on November 18. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broad
way, 66th st. Drank E. Campbells), Sun
day, II a. m.
ELSW Lieutenant Edward Els
worth, of Company B. 9th U. S. Engineers.
aged 23 years. killed in action in France
October 20, 1918. beloved son of Ada
Sloane Ellsworth and the late Edward Els
City. Buffalo papers please copy.
FROM-Private John f.. 81 years old, of
Suffern. N. Y; was killed in action on
September %. He was a member of Com
pany L, 10th Infantry.
GILLIG-On Tuesday. November 10. 1918,
at AS a. n, our dearly beloved roother
Catherine Giiig. in her 9TH yeara ,.'''Tsl. Fu.
neral Friday morning at 10 o'clock from
her late residence. 1880 Grand av. Burial
Greenwood Cemetery.
GIRDWOOD-Hilton, on November Ly-
ing in state at THE FUNERAL CHURCH
Crank Campbells), Broadway, 66th and
9th sts.
~GONZALLEz-Andrez. Lying in state at
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway.
between 66th and 9th SITS. Drank e.
Campbells).
GREEN-Gervase. on November 10. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway.
6otn n st. CRANK E. Campbells), Friday.
$50 p. m,
HAMMOND
First Lieutenant Benjamin Taylor. Vet
erans of the Ith Regiment. N. G. N Y
Announcement is made with deep regret
Of the death of First Lieutenant benjamin
Taylor Hammond 18th Company, who was
killed in action in France on September
20. 1918. while in command of Company
Z, 10th Infantry. u. S. A. Austin Z.
Pressinger, Secretary. :
HAVILAND-On November 81. Miriam Su-
sanna, beloved wife of John Kenneth Hav;.
land and daughter of Jonathan and Susan
X. Wright. Funeral at St. Johns Church
Pleasantvillc, N. Y, on Saturday, Noven,-
ber 23. at 2:15 p. m.
HENRY-On November 20, Ellen Henry
1nee Classon>. beloved wife of the late
James P. Henry. Funeral froni>her late
residence 1915 East 9th ST., -crooklyn,
Saturday. 8 80 a. m. thence to st. Rren-
dams Church. Avenue o and East 9th St
where solemn requiem mass will be Of
fercd for the repose OF her soul Inter
ment Calvary.
kELLOCG--killed in action in France. Oc.
tober II. 1918. Captain Branton H.. Com
pany H, 7th Infantry. beloved husband OF
Ruth Greenough. Philadelphia papers
please copy.
LELAND-Qn Monday. November IS, 1918,
OF influenza. Ralph Marshall Leland son
OF Edward D. and Ada Louise Leland, of
| $40 Neville ST, Pittsburgh. Penn Inter.
! ment private, at convenience of family
| Omit flowers.
LIVINGSTON--Mrs Maturin Livingston
died suddenly at Staatsburg. Dutchess
| County, N. Y. Thursday afternoon. Fu.
neral notices will appear later.
LOWERRE--Yiilled in action in France. on
September %. 1918. in the service of his
country, Edgar Baldwin Lowerre Company
II. 10Th Infantry formerly 9Th Regiment
N. G. N. YD, u. s. A. aged % years cid
est son OF Thomas Baldwin and Minnie
| Field Lowerre. Of o. Prospect av., Flush
| ing. Long Island.
MkINNEY--On November 90. Martha Hall
Mckinney. Services at her mothers resi-.
denee. ia WeSt 10th st.. on Saturday, a,
80 .. m.
MARiNO-Private John A. Marino. 1osd
Engincerss Company c. of 81 West 1isth
&C. beloved husband of Ella A. Marino,