New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
DEATHS

Double Mahometan service Sunday. mid
night. THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broad
way. 66th st. Drank E. Campbell's).
AUZAL-Dr. William. Funeral Monday.
p, IN. Refer to Frank r. Campbell THE
FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway, Seth ST.
for further information.
AvERILL-At her home in Bridgeport
Conn., October TO- Elizabeth Bouton Aver
i'll. widow of the late Eliphaet Averll and
mother of Perry Averl and Walter Curtis
AveriIl. Funeral private.
BAKER-Saturday morning. October IL. DR..
Mercy N. Baker, wife of the late Josiah w
Wing. Il practising physician in New York
City since 1872 Burial Forest Hills Gene
terry, Mass. Friends kindly omit flowers.
BAME-At Jersey City. entered into rest
on Thursday, October 10, 1918. Mary,
widow of the late Rooert Bale. in her 91st
year. Funeral private from her late resi-
dence, 202 Harrison Interment at
Greenwood Cemetery.
BAILEY October 12. 1t the residence OF
Mrs. Baley's parents, 250 Palisade av.
West Hoboken. N: j.. G.. Franklin Bailey
in his 44th year. Funeral services Tuesday
evening. SIC O'Clock. Interment at con-
venience of family.
BARCLAY--On Thursday, October 10, at
Cazenovia. n. " Sackett M. Barclay. in
his 69th year. Funeral services on Sunday
at Ca2enovia.
BAKER-~On September II. at Base Hos
pital in France from wounds received in
DatJle on July ~, captain ODarlcS bhpney
Baker. 165th u. S. Infantry. son of Ste
phen and Mary Dabney Baker A memo
rial service will be- held in St. James 8
Church. Madison av. and list ST., on
Wednesday,, October 16, at p. m.
BATEMAN-on Friday. October II, 1918:
his late residence. $50 West 178th st.. Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
BROWN--At Amber, Penn, Friday, Oc-
tober II. 1918. Louise M. Brown. Funeral
Silas B. Brown. 43 Hawthorne Place.
Montclair, N. j.. on Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
UCHANAN-Suddenly. ON October II,
1918. Tokeneke, Darien, Conn. Rosalie
Miner, wife of J. Roderick Buchanan and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Dutilh
Smith. Funeral service. 3 .. M, Monday.
October IA, 1918, at Trinity Chapel, West
25th st. Interment private.
CAMP-In Hartford. Conn.,, Ostober 12 1913:
after short illness, Jonathan Camp. aged
/ "a years. Funeral services at his late
residence, 1890 Asylum av., tomorrow
Monday at 2 80 p.
! CUDLIPP-Suddenly on October IL. at her
residence 222 Riverside Drive. Annie M.
'Cudlipp, mother of Mrs. George D. Sproul.
Funeral private.
| CURTIs-In New Haven. October 10, Mrs.
Virginia Hubbard Curtis. widow of the late
7. w. T. Curtis The funeral service will
re held at her residence. 364 Orange st..
New Haven. on Sunday, October 13, at
( p. m.
1913. Josephine A., beloved daughter of
Agnes w. Ritter Deadly. aged "a years.
Funeral services at the chapel of Hacken-
/ sack Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Oc-
tober 49, at 3 o'clock.
DECKER-Arthur E.. October II, Waldorf
Astoria Hotel. Burial private. For in
formation refer to Frank E: Campbell.
THE FUNERAL CHURCH 1870 Broadway.
DEVLIN-At her residence. PSI West 89th
ST., Friday morning, October II, 1913.
Annie A. Grady. wife of James Devlin.
Solemn requiem at the Church of ST.
Gregory the Great, West Goth ST.. on Mon
day at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary. Please
omit flowers Auto cortege Carbondale
papers please copy. =
The Children Of Mar, of Maplehurst
are requested to attend the funeral
of their former president, Mrs. James
Devlin, at st Gregorv's Church. Goth St.
between Columbus and Amsterdam avs, on
Monday; October IA at 20 o'Glock
MRS. EMIL VATABLE. Secretary.
DOGCETTLOn Thursday. october 10 1918.
Richard c. beloved husband o. Mary A..
n. his residence. 1899 Oeean Par}lwaT,
Broo&yn tuns7-a' Sunda~, October -. t
NJ inte,ment private
L Sarah Smith wife of Iosenh o
Downes Funeral service Monday evening.
s o'clock, at her late residence, 219 West
l30th st.
pEsscHs HsE-o.tober =, 1913. Frederick J
80 Main St, Cast Orange, N. j.. SUNDAY,
q OH . 1T y IT.
EAMES-Suddenly at Englewood Hosri.al.
by automobile accident Henry Caren
Games, Of Ney' Milford Conn, son Of F.
.oha's Chur h Montclair N j.. on Tues
day October 10 OF arrival of Erie K R
train leaving Jersey City at II :35 a m
FINN-On October 10. 1918, Edmund Gerard
Finn aged 10 years. son Of John J. and
m. at his residence, So varick st., New
York
loved daughter Of Aaron and Beckie Gold.
shear, and sister of Mrs. Benjamin Pad
wee and Sol Goldshear. Funeral Sunday
morning, October IS, at 10 o'clock, from
529 West 11lth St, Union Field Cemetery
GOLDSMITH - Jennie. beloved daughter of
the late Aaron and Eva Goldsmith, and
sister of Annie. Funeral on Sunday, Oc-
tober 13. 228 Lenox av, 10 80 a m
GREENWALD Evelyn. beloved wife of
Samuel A. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Tankoos Funeral from 22S Lenox
av.. Sunday, October 13, at l p. m. Please
omit flowers.
HAFERBERGER--At Camp Humphreys, Va,
Sunday, October g, of pneumonia. Harold,
son of Mildred Haferberger. aged 21.
HATCH-At Camp Colt. Gettysburg, Penn.
of Spanish influenza. Lyle Payson Hatch
eldest son of Edward, jr., and Jessie Boyd
Hatch
HENDERSON-S Suddenly. at Roosevelt Hos
pital, Maude Henderson, of New Bruns-
wick. Canada. Address, Mrs. William R.
Sheffield, 323 West SD st.
HUBBELL - Mildred Denim, daughter of
William M. and Emily D., October II. 63
Larch av., Bogota, N. j. Funeral pri-
Vate.
HUNTINGTON-Sudd of pneumonia,
October 6, in Philadelphia. Mildred Salton-
stall. in the 10Th year of her age
ITO-Zenshmo. Services THE FUNERAL.
CHURCH, Broadway, 66th st. Drank
Campbells) Time later
JARBOE-OEvia A., suddenly. on October
-. at the residence of her daughter Mrs
Norman II. Price. of 43 Elm ST. New
Rochelle, N. Y, Olivia A. (nee Marcey).
widow of the late Horace Jarboe and be,
loved mother of Mrs. Lucy Jarboe Price
and Mrs. Minnie Jarboe Buyrnes Funeral
%. c. papers please copy
JENNINGS-Fred j., u. S. A. Iving IN
state THE FUNERAL CHURCH Drank
Campbelfs). Broadway. 66th st.
KNUDSON-Thomas G.. Thursday Octohor
10, 1918. Coxswain Naval Reserve. Pelham
Bay station youngest son of James +
knudson and Catherine Knudson. Funeral
from his late residence, 331 East Goth ST
brooklyn, at 2:30 p. M, Sunday, Octo
ber 13. WV
KOHLER-At Newark, N. j.. suddenly y,
Friday, October II. 1918. Hilda May. be-