New-York tribune., 1918-11-25
Cla sified Advertising Columns
DEATHS

GERMoND-Kiled in action o...,
arIYate a,dV Alfred T. Germond, Conns.sr
31Oth Infantry, aged 20 bolo',aIpan Il
Mrs. Amelia A. Germond. son Of
HAAS Melvyn K. beloved b,,.h
cliie 'nee Robinson) and de,n.nS ot la-
Sam and Sarah. November % son q
convenience of family, at Prov;dsD..'ai ~.'ai q.
HARhINS-Matthew j., aged 90 vs.
lieutenant. 306th Infantry. killed ~ s nrss
IN france, October 10, 1918. - ac'a'a
HARVEY-on November q. Mar0sr..
Harvey Requiem high mass vii, iii hs Ascs
lor .ne repose Of her soul at the r. cha ssa
Tist 81 'ne nlessed Sacrament. Broadway ass
lnterrnent Calvary Cemetery. - e'ock
H0FFMAN-Robert Bruce on No,,.,
1913, the uncle Of Harrette Wearn. WTn.0g1 g 2.
baltimore and Virginia papers aisoe Jsoe.
copy please
HUNNEWELL-Killed in action :,
September %, Donald Phillips H,.,na.nnss
IN his z3d year. youngest son of iT"e'.s+
baTnes s,,a ana the late Rev Frank S. Hunn..'
we'll. White Plains. N -'u''ns'
JOHNSON-On Saturday No,,o...
1913, John Edgar johnson. ia Owed ;'fsr - zS
Of Fanny Hallock Johnson. in bis soS so'Sssssad nsl
Service az his residence. 105 C-otn. C.. eaf
Ossning, N. Y. Monday afternoon" fooC" az,
yember 20. at 3 :l5 O'Clock. It is reons..t. 40,
that flowers be omitted S1es'sa
JUDGE Harry. on November % G..
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. B'wav saee' sess
st. CRANK Campbell's). Monday. 16.sS .sS
KELLY-October 1s, 1913 Of wound.
ceived in action in France CornorsI 'Js re re-
j. Kelly, Company B. 105th U. S. Infar.sss If.ss
Memorial mass ST. Mary's Churcb bb"N,rs ~
tonah. N. Y. Monday. November 9s As ..
KOELLMER-O Oscar J. Lying in .ts.s rr,,
FUNERAL CHURCH (Campbell's1 Brns;
way. Seth st. D''eo'
LEDoUX-At her residence. 80 West so.,
st, New York City. on Saturday " No",sa WA
ber %, Annie Van Worst Powers, daugS,a. s.a.
of the late William P. and Mar W.T. W.T.
Worst Powers and for forty years the ,;s' aa
and comrade of Albert R. Ledoux. Fine,
from her late residence on Monday M
vember %. at o'clock ''''
LIPPE-In the service of his country I, :.
ton. August 29. Sergeant Oscar Paul
Lippe, beloved son of Therese Rsds~ ..1
the late Henry J. Lippe Requiem r.ssa n.a
10 a. M. Thursday. November 28 Chrr.s
of the Incarnation. 175th st. and 81. Nicso..
las av.
MCABE-Killed in action IN Francs. Son.
tember 20. 1918, Corporal John CailsnSs.
McCabe, Company H, 107th U. S. infsn.
try. dearly beloved son Of Mrs. Helen NJ
Cabe and brother of Mrs Joseph ?. Sn;,s-
ers. of 17S Prospect Park West. BROOKLYN
MCULLOCK-At Closter. N. Y. Maria n.
loved wife of James McCullock Funeral
services at her late residence on Mon.
day, November 25, at p. m.
MACKAY-Ma Margaret. on November "a ha.
loved mother of Sarah c. Terwlliger. Fr.
neral services Monday evening. 7:sA
o'clock. at her late residence, 6l6 Hancock
ST., Brooklyn.
MARTIN-Fred c., killed in action IN
France, October Il. 1913, beloved son Of
Lena and the late Fred C. Martin brothss
of Gertrude, 231 West 21st St
MEYER-Entered into rest November %
1913, Christina c. Meyer NEE Heinbockeu
in her 48th year. dearly beloved wife os
WllIiam II Meyer and devoted mother OF
Marie Sievers. Funeral service at her
late residence 204 East ll6tb St Monday
evening at o'clock. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend Inter-
ment private, at Greenwood Cemetery.
MORRISON-On Saturday. November %
Richard H. Morrison. in his I'D year Flu.
nera from his late residence, 107 East 9ist
St, Monday, November 25. at D. m. In
terment private. Please omit flowers.
MUCHEMORE-O November %. Mary
Elizabeth. widow of Joseph S. Muchemore.
in her 73d year. Services at the Chanel
Monday. November 25. at II a. m.
NEWMAN-Lura. Services THE FUNERAL,
CHURCH (Campbellsl, Broadway, Goth St.
Tuesday, 10 a. m.
O'NEILL-At Morristown. N j.. on Thurs.
day, November u. 1918, Elizabeth Pagan,
wife of Henry O'Neill. Funeral from her
late home. Mount Kemsle av. on Mon
day, November %, at 9 80, and at the
Church of the Assumption at 10 o'clock.
1nterment Holy Rood Cemetery
PLATT-At Watching. N j.. on Saturday,
| November %, 1918. Mary Frances widow
OF Benjamin G. Platt aged 6S years. Fu-
neral services from her late residence, on
Hlllcrest Road, Watching, \. j., Tuesday
November 26, at , p. m. :
RICE-On Friday November %. Mary Clara
Madden, beloved wife of Charles / Rice
Funeral from her late residence. 222 Park
av, rutherford, N. j., Monday, November
20, lO:l5 a. m. High mass of reuben at
st. Mary's Church. Home av. Rutherford,
~ :50 a. m. Automobiles viii be in wait
ing at Rutherford depot, Erie Railroad.
on arrival of 80 a m. train from Cham.
bers St. New York.
RICHARDSON-On Thursday. November o.
1918. Joseph B., beloved husband of Mary
Richardson (nee Brock. Funeral from
his late residence, S32 st. Nicholas ay,
Monday morning. Requiem mass. Church
OF Our Lady of Mercy, at Fordham, u
o'clock
ROEHR-In France. October 8. 1918. in his
10Th year. of pneumonia, Edward M. Roehr
l04th Military Police formerly lst New
Jersey Cavalry. eldest son of Mrs Annie
Roehr. of Upper Montclair, N J.
ROSENGARTEN- Fanny. of 1850 SD
St. Brooklyn, beloved wife OF Philip and
mother of Mrs Moses JafFe. Mrs. Isasa
Cohen, Mrs. Max Doft, Jessie. David, Her
bert and Walter Interment Montefore
Cemetery Chicago, Detroit, Mobile and
Montreal papers please copy.
SCHWARTZ Lieutenant SYDNEY u
schwartz, of the 10th Infantry Machine
Gun Company. aged 26 killed in action in
France October .. 1918. dearly beloved son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schwartz, of $50 West
lO3d St, and beloved brother of Lillian s.
Lees. Gertrude S. Strauss and Sergeant
William NJ. Schwartz. :
To the members of Triangle Lodge. No
1873. Knights of Pythias Announcement ls
made with profoundest regret of the death
of Brother Sydney u Schwartz. late lieu
tenant of the 10th Infantry Machine Gun
Company. killed in action while serving his
country in France. October 9. 1918. Leo
pold Philip, Chancellor Com. Joseph Il.
Robins, X. r. S. :
SCOTT-Albert Eckseldt. aged H. formerly
of Flushing, n. Y. and Jersey City. y. } >
husband of the late Lucretia Hazen Scott
suddenly, at Rome. n Y, November =:
Funeral Monday. November 25 in chapel q
Greenwood Cemetery 9th av. and 25th St
entrance. Brooklyn. 3 80 p. m. :
SMiTH-On November %. 1918, Bertrand N