The sun., 1918-11-06
DIED.

BROMuND.-on November 5. Ernest A..
beloved husband or Margaret II. Bro.
mund and father OF June c.. Jesse r.
and Lydia Z. Bromund. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" broadway and
S!xty-sixth street Campbell BldgD,
Friday morning. 1880 o'clock. Inter-
Inent woodlawn.
CLCLow.-On Srndsy. November 3, 1918.
at Middle v,a Sanitarium. Middle
town. y. y, OF appendicitis, Sidney
Turner husband OF Henrietta Hutchiu-
son and son of George Ciuiow and the
late Selma Madeley Clulow OF London.
England
-runeraI private. at Eugiewood. y. J.
coOPER--Beatrice n. Cooper. beloved
wife OF A. Gardiner Cooper. on Mo-
vember 4. of pneumonia, at 1S2 Nc
Donough street, Brooklyn. y. Y.
Funeral services on Wednesday evening
November 6. 1913. at o'clock, at the
Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church. corner OF Tompkins avenue
and McDonouyh street. brooklyn. In
terment private. Kindly omit flowers
CRlSTADORO.-On November 4. at WASH
.nston. d. C.. Violet Cnee Fnsset. wife
OF Arthur Cristadoro OF New York.
Services and interment at Greenwood
Cemetery. Brooklyn. y. y, wednes-
day at $3.50 +. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on October 4. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH."
Broadway and Sixty sixth street Drank
Campbell's). Thursday. 3 O'Clock.
HoADLEY.--sheldon E. Hoadley. First
Lieutenant. Battery ID. 3osth Field Ar
tiliery. seventy-seventh Division. son
OF Russell H. and Eliot Betts Hosdley.
killed In action in France on October
IS. 1918.
HoADLEY.-A service in memory Of Shell
don L. Hoadley. First Lieutenant, Bat
terry D. 20Sth Field Artillery, Seventy
seventh Division. killed in action In
France on October 10 1918. Will be
held In the chapel of St Bartholomew's
Church. Park avenue at Fiftieth
street. on Thursday evening at 3
o'clock.
HUBBARD-On Monday, November 4,
1913, at her residence, 30 East Seventy
second street, New York city, Helen
ingalls, Hubbard. daughter OF the late
A. A. Valentine and Sarah p. valen-
tine and wife OF Waiter C. Hubbard.
Services Will be held at All Souls
Church. Fourth avenue and Twentieth
street. on Wednesday at p. 81.
xEEP.--killed in action in France o.
tooer g. 1918. Capt Henry Blair Keep.
Tenth Machine Gun Battalion, Fourth
Division, American Expsditionary
Forces. husband OF Katharine Legendre
Keep and only son OF Chaunoey Keep.
LhMPE.-Josephine. on November 5. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway and slxty-sixta street frank
Campbel'sl. Thursday. 20 A. NJ.
NlCOLL.-Killed In action in France about
September 90. In the service of his
country. Capt. Fancher Nicoll, l. Com
pany, l07th Infantry. u. 8. A.. dearly
beloved husband of Christine 8. Nicoll.
FLANT.-Morton F.. beloved husband of
Mae Caldwell. on November 4. in the
sixty-eishth year of his age.
At Iztn
1881 Fifth avenue, Thursday. Novem-
berS. at 10 A. NJ.
PUTSAM.-MaJor Israel. killed IN action
September ~. Major Israel Putnam,
3lsth Infantry. a. Z. f.. son OF the
late Judge John r. and Mary s. Put
nam of Saratoga and grandson OF the
late r. NJ. Shoemaker of Cincinnati
Ohio.
EEMINGrON.-A. Ogdensburg. n. y,
Sunday morning. November 3. Eva \.
Remington. widow Of Frederic REM
inEton. in her Hfty-nin;h year.
Funeral private Tuesday, November s. at
p. ". Interment at Canton. ". y
ROBINSOS.-Kllled In an automobile acci-
dent near Washington. d. C., on Satur-
day. November 2. Capt Phillips Brooks
Robinson. U. s. Marine Corps, beloved
husband OF Gertrude Gheen and son OF
Edward and Elizabeth Robinson of
this city.
SAGE.-On Monday, November I. 1915 In
her ninety-hrst year. Margaret Olivia
Sage, widow OF Russell Sage.
Funeral private. 1t is kindly requested
that no flowers be sent.
The Russell Sage Institute Of Pathology
announces with regret the death on
November t. 1918. OF Mrs. Russell
sage. its founder. patron and friend.
ID. BRYsON DELAvAN, N. D.,
President.
LAFAYETTE b. MENDEL. Phi. d,
Secretary.
sAvAG E.-Soven,per 4. 1919, Ida Mae
sls:sr OF Ray T. Savage OF 200 West
s1f.V-e!ghth street. New York city.
s4a hrs. Luceini Clark. wife OF Major
J. n. Clark OF Provost Marshal-Gen-
erals ONCE. Washington. ID. C.
Funeral and interment Salt Lake City,