The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-27
DIED.

GREEN.-october 2s, at his residence,
Merrill Holden Green. husband OF Olive
Mead Green and son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill X Green OF Boston
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Drank e. Campbell Build.
hg)' on Broadway. between Sixty sixth
and sixty-sevsnth streets.tr
hHofANA.-Kanei Kingoro THE Fu-
NERAL CHURCH" frank T.. Camp
bell Buildins), on Broadway, between
sixty-sixth and sfxty-seyenth streets
AhAUTHOFF-LoutsC c., on Saturday, o.
tober &C. In his sixty first year. after
brief illness. 4"
Funeral services will be heid at his late
residence. the Hotel Pia.a. on Tues
day. October 20. at 10 A.. NJ. II IL re-
auested that no flowers be sent.
hApD--Mary Adelaide. on october 70.
services THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
broadway and Sixty sixth street Drank
e. Canpbeirs). Tuesday, 10 A. NJ.
LAMB.-M Bayside. N. r., on Saturday,
October 26. 1913. Elizabeth c., be-
: loved wife Of Thomas W. Lamb, in
her twenty-ninth year.
FUNERAL from her late residence, Fifth
street and warburton avenue. Bayside,
on Tuesday. October 40, at 1880 A. II.
services will be held at All Saints
episcopal Church. Second street and
Montsuk avenue, Bayside, at II A. NJ.
Funeral private Interment Cedar
Lawn Cemetery. Paterson, N. J.
A-ANoHoRS.--wiiiiam. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH." Drank n. Campbell Build
nE,' on Broadway. between sixty-sixth
and sixty-seventh streets.
LA MoTTA.-Thomas THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Drank =. Campbell Build
inG' on broadway. between Sixty sixth
ana sixty-seventh streets
hAOHENCE.-Frank r., suddenly, on sat-
urday. October 2s, 1918
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE FUNERAL,
CHURCH" Drank Z. Campbeli Build
inE). on Broadway. between sixty-sixth
and sixty-sevsnth streets.
LoNGYEAR.--Anna Bedls, daughter OF
Madison and Mary A. LonEyear Of
Phoenicta. October IS.
FUNERAL from home OF her sister, Mrs
James shurtst. 20 West Chester street,
Kingston, Sunday. at IL A. N, New
York and New Haven papers please
copy
MARLEY.-Mary. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Drank Il. Campbell Build
inr). on Broadway. between sixty.sixth
and Sixty-seventh streets
AART1N.-William James. THE FU-
bell Building. on Broadway. between
sixty-sixth and Sixty seventh streets.
AARToRELI.-Maria Teresa THE FU-
NERAL CHURCH" Drank 4. Camp
bell BuildinE). on Broadway. between
sixty-sixth and Sixty-seventh streets.
McAoHoN.-Friday. October Is. 1913. ce-
ella, beloved daughter OF Cecilia A.
and the late Daniel MoAshon. at her
residence. ~ Lexington avenue. Jersey
City.
Requiem mass will be celebrated at ST.
Patrioa's Church, Jersey City, Tuesday,
October 20. at A. NJ
hcGClNSESS-At Beacon. N. Y. October
20. John e. MoGuinness, aged 20 years.
Funeral services, which will be private,
Will be held Tuesday. October 20, 10
A. N.
MUscHENHEIM.--Th Society Of Restau-
rateurs deeply regret to announce the
death OF william c. Muschenheim.
Funeral services at his late residence.
.127th street and Independence avenue.
Spuyten Duyvil. on Monday, October
%, at 1880 A. II. Train leaves lower
level. Grand Central Station. s:45 A. NJ.
Conveyances In waiting at Spuyten
Duyvil Station.
JOHN J. CAvANAGH. President
HOWARD Z. TAYLOR. Secretary.
MESCHENHEIM.-Me OF the New
attend the funeral OF our late asso-
ciate. William C. Nuschenheim, at his
late residence. 227th street and indie
pendence avenue, 8puyten Duyvii, on
Monday, october 70. at 1890 A. N.
Train leaves lower level. Grand Central
Station. s:t5 A. NJ
GRAEME N. HAMMOND. President
FRED r. FoRTMEYER. Secretary.
MUsCHESHEIM.-Th Veterans of the
at -Inh
profound grief for the untimeiy death
OF their old friend and associate, will
lam c. Muschenheim. at the height OF
his career OF usefulness and service.
His loyalty and efficiency contributed
so largely to the prosperity OF the club
that his work will ever be held In
grateful remembrance by those who
had the privilege and honor OF his &C.
ouaintance. Our sympathy and affec-
tion are respectfully rendered to his
bereaved family, and the Veterans of
the New York Athletic Club are re-
Quested TO attend the funeral services
at the time and place designated In
the public notices
VETERANS OF NEW YORK ATH-
LETIC CLUB.
BY W. L. DETMoLD. Secretary.
CHARLES r. REED. President.
MYsTRoM-Edgar. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Drank q. Campbell Build
ins), on Broadway. between sixty-sixth
and sixty-seventh streets.
SOUTHAMPTON October rs. Edna b., be-
loved wife of George E. Nostrand and
daughter Of Joseph Bruf OF Pittsburs.
Pa. aged 30.
Funeral from her late residence, 1881
Eighty-second street. Brooklyn, on
Monday. October 2s. at Q p. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH Drank z. Campbell Build
lng), on Broadway. between sixty-sixth
and Sixty -sevsnth streets
oNpERDoNK.-Henry Remsen. on satur-