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.e4N 4NaPe@.

TIE body Of Edwin N. Murray, zoa
ef ~ and Mr. Thomas Murray. e.
lim6Te. nd nephew Of Hra. Frank
y. Miller. Ihie eIty. tho as drowned
while reaGning = m e Ocean CIIY
September 2. Has nj ben found -
TO fHIs ume i toe Mr.. Murray II
minutes after tn drowning =
convince the 1atheTa tn h son
wa IN re u18an. The bathers II
conIsadea tn young Murray Id
gnnE % ne haIh house Shortly =.
lerxard : larze wave came rolling
toward EHa shore nd II buIy ~
visible Ua Il. Il .as Iaen that ;
man standing - h9FriedIY unzreszsa
and tried 10 md the bodY bnI Y ~
carried 0at tnIo tns ocean I'D uoz-
sihIY wi never = found. EveTf.
thlnE haa been done TO md the BODY
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When tn Va Industries Beard
Has dissolved u December. IaIS.
Mr Richie received : letter rom
bernard N BaEnch. Chairman OF
Ihe Beard. = which b SAL.
The effective discharge Of xonr
Hork, md me GheerIulnezz which
situations won for yon the affection
I'D aamiraIIon o. all Eoaf associates.
i the accomplishment Of - United
States War Industries Beard you
kaOw on haye done y0ar I'll shaTs =
Wfaa NJ. RiIshle announced his
candidacy or 10 G9yefnoTshln IN
May. 1913. ne baltimore News aid
ealtorialiy:
sAttarHey General Rite6lss an
nonneameuI II h candidacy f6T he
Democratic nomination Tor Governor
/ IN response % = wIaespread desire
II hia parIY tn ne make The ace.
/ has Dean manifested y many
Hays. nd zzr. nllchIess friends nay
properly declare hat n hIH caes he
0IIlee : seeking he nan. His ean.
lI1aeY Is O. interest nd Importance
= The eitizenshIU Of ne ate. re-
gArdlazs Of party. because -. HIIaiie
i distinctly Of gu1srRaIeFial
czllbra. :.
Ar. nitchIe - born 81 Augaat
=. ISIS. and IL The IN o the ate
Judge Albert RIIehie. = tn Supreme
Ieneh OF BaIIImore CO.. Judge
HIlchIe wa a native OF Frederick.
Maryland, 1at snsnt no EHeat part
. hi life n Baltimore CO, where
= attained smiHHnce n h pH9feB=
HIon md finally vas elected % The
E.nch Mr. RiIehia's uncle. Judge
Iohn nitchIe, of Frederick wa =
CONGRESSMAN on latEr a member of
ne Maryland Court Of Appeals.
is earliest pateTnai American aHess-
for waa William Rliehie, Hao Ras
Dorn n Il. county 0f Aazaa. Govt
Ind. N is and came = America
i about fzz2.
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DeIoHrs while Haads Are Uazer
Construction.

While the aIafe roads az under
construction. ~ following tie route
la Osif Delos. yon can Ind n easy
deI0ur:
Westminster to Union AiiIIHA-Tra
ife n is roHd ! nov belHE cad
10 within ne @IghIzof- -. Tns
ne concrete road u onan = tfaIIIc
TO 30 mzles.
Westminster & Ne. Windsor
Follow Iha IInionI0wn roaI TN
Ms street. Westminster. fo@ 4 -
tanee O Is niles. urn eft I'D IL
low direct road pa HairuIa.
School I2.bl. TO IHe E.w Windsor
roal ne Wagner.s NJ. Length II
deIour = miles.
Westminster 20 FflzsIlburg Fol-
los the unIoaIoHn ROD from MaIn
street, WestmInateE. for : distance d
l. miIez. tuTn rIEnI 40 regain Ne
state rozd Ct Meadow 1rane1 Mt
in House. Length o deI0nr 9
miles.
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aIzd home:
The led and White md HIue streams
HYsryHhare=
4 teIIs you, Sire, how gIad - ara
you've come.
Ne nope that. when your mission oieT.
Yon I'll.
Dur eoIors md; the Black, Yellow.
HNd aupear.
-Four hear vii ct return 70 |. $. =.
and zosnsIimes. maybe. s'sn rsIarn :
Please I'll yeur belgian eIllde.n
0serHea
We clasp them heat 70 hearI. an
hand . hand;
None others Eve lem more thai
Inst - here.
lrtre children = The DiaeZ an GoI1.
Westminster. MaEYIanl.
E Cardinal Marcier Ia words i
lpralzs thanked the 10y.
The audience aang Maryland -
Maryland az ne cardinals retired
from the armory and visited s.
Johns church.
Cardinal Mereier an Cardinal
Gibbons arrived In IhIa cit ahoaI
noon in ; limousine aud passed -
through + the old shriveT homestead
At Union Hills. where about s. men.
bers of tha shrIser family IN different
par Of ne sIaIe HaFe dinner EnezIz
ol MIas larry UHinEz ShrIxar. pres NJ
occupant Of ne nzsidsnaa. Alnonz
The guests besides Ina cardinals weFe
Bishop DaWaoIzIer nd pHof. naWoIFs
THs tH0 preIalee Iaft fur Baltimore
The zaue evening
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FORA uhleAaraL

The women no aHa inIzTesls1 IN
ne market have asksI m 70 PIT In
, pIsa f0T winter market Il
ought % B. possible . he q gTeal
many ErulEz vegetables. meats. etc.
IhruuEaOut Ihe winter IL .1rk vas
planned nov. Poultry. butter.
cheese meats and products Of
autcHzrlnk. laIs ffalla. sue1 a.
apples an winter pears. storage
vegetables md ; r.. Ersan TsEe=
IzbleH sunH as lettuce a. raIIzhea
ought 20 - pnoearable during The
.fnteF moHIba.
We would III 70 nov 1ow many
farmers al truckers would brIaE IL
products ! a |oosa soaIz Be pro
cured. r. uenen would ia :
definite assurance TT - farmers
sould patrenite 4 hafofs lhes Dc
anything more Kindly n0IIfy Niaz
lachel Everett. Me DenouHira
on. IHis .zIy.
kzse II my IA s@sne = m
|HcezZIs = FaZard - =ayiuz o.
canned a. lied KsodH II 20
ave surplus n yaar garden shs
aut Izr 4 md I'll lam. preserves
pickles. isIly aHa e. kinaH Of IFuitz
nd vegetables re = demand. Jus
notify m. an I II paI y =
laaieH wi dealers i e0zsibls
Al vegetables muz1 be put - b
I1old=nack math.I a. OF course on
mnss have EDod product. |anez
Iackz hfIHE bsItar prize b. ar
not required.
Inquiries have come 10 me- n re.
Kard % prices La yezE M eluH
Ezria Hoia vegetables 10 Ihifz.=aFa
1snlz per quart ana fruit fuF TortY
cents ana T0rI.=nfe There n. b
zoma rails. ahIz yea.
HACHEsI. EVERETT.
lone Demonstration EganI
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LARGE ENROLMENT o sonOL
ARs


I.ael Of Teachers naadIeapplaE
Bezra = EdesatIeH NJ. Arr Over
Crowded.
Ths schools throughout Carroll
county haze opened 18th n usually
Iares enrolment. THe school y NJ
airy : crowded 20 IHa duoFs, I'D NJ
ne schools IL the district except
Ridge are opened. The school IN
Westminster IS - enrolment
greater IAN ever m - nIHIoFI
There arr go enrolled i the hiEn
school alone. he grader II ths
1raezIand building average fFom =
% @ per teacher ne commercial
zehool haH NOR pupils tn seating
capacity i Is necessary . adI two
more IeaeHsrs = ths force than were
employed last year IL has been
possible - reduce ne S. vacancies
existing n the schools of Carroll
count. o. Iul. at u . = follows
stony Ride. Morgan Run. Emory.
Bear Mount. blacks. ridge. and
BaiIa5a.
Unfortunately 4 hHs No been poaz
zlbia 10 II no schools IN many
places Hllh qualified teachers. i
has been necessary % empfu. The
most inexperienced substitute leach
srs. The number OF substitute
teachers / 81.
In Harney, E'rixelIburg. Pleasant
Gap. patanaco. snyIHTsbnTz. Wesley.
md TayIoTsvfIIe there L on. one
1aaohsr where here has Away. been
Igo. md 80 70 needed nov
m a.zzzasfu.Azzda.. - zoh.zIa =
namnered N ~ directions, II hIH
efforts TO secure teaEnara because d
the IoH salaries IhaI 8e uay, I'D h
nas lied zaveIlI positions during tn
summer ~ les than nve lines. One
oE tn ne teachers employed = the
Westminster school ! 80 Wa psferz
ii II before ne arrived II Vest
minister Haiar= Of zII2b. Her Haf6a=
Il . breHE h. contract zhoNH e.
nigh Iype u I9zeheT Ne I've = on
midaI.
There are NJ Iess nan . buildings
n tn county tat aHa in serious nee
II repairs and neleTEamaHIH, UuI II.
Hoard Of Education ! bRmDered n it
efforts 10 secure tde necessary 1uaII=
led teachers, y we NJ n It's efforts
% kzHp =. property n : good s.atz
If repair y insufficient funds. un=
Iesa he people of Carroll county IN
list hat teachers receive adequate
Day. an1 sufficient equipment Hsln
which to 10 their wOrE. ana are
placed IL ehaTEa o. classes O. ord
narx size Instead o. bein. compelled
. Izzze charge u = or % children
II : Tine. the eounI. cannot expect
o T.Iain GOD nd competent IaaoIz=
arH nBch longer z~erY yeeT tn
aunzH.r decreases.
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NJ COULD soT FAcE M WIZ
WILLIAMS Msaat ct =DIzgusta4s'
HAeH 1s Lsst !. b ~ : wi
-.

.HfH Hs 1z.st = n Al = vi
~.
s;ThIe : the last rip II take away
fruza home I'D William = Mount
Of Baltimore II 1alsclIvs hsadnnaF-
ter Saturday morning. nd > Iook II
TIL zGreaIIailsn. bo.Ish figure showed
tn he meant IL
Iouug Mount is from Mount Airy.
buI formerly EaaiGzd Ia IIzis CIEy. nd
w employed AZ : barber - u. :.
HIIIsbfl1Ie's EarbeEzhop. wa fnat .
yeanz Cd zen - married MIzs
Nellie Forman Of 80 Kingsley zYe-
nas Thy lied together foF about
three m0nshaz then Mount disappear
cd md his sIfe has not Hesn IN
sine.
nj, wAlle ashamed Of bis conduct.
he zlso appeared I'd II be Hzek He
insisted on taking III ne blame or
wi H. occurred on himself. Ia-
elazlag. zAIY life always treated 10
Ri. nd til h affection for Her
h. never wHned.
! - never satisfied tn whols
Tin ! Has away he declared.
EInce HounZ deserted hia Wiz 4
bal b. has naen born nd IS haan
uH4zss7A u II taA88t9 H4AN = ~ -
pez.ed 1T - baBFs - pIaY a g
roIa II the reconciliation of ID
youthful father ar mother. Mounts
fec frightened considerably when
tn ba1. wa mentioned
IT uas juzI tn waY.s h began.
4 .as employed a ne HartI.ZI-
Hayward plant nd vaa making
riEnI good money. Then ona dax I
va discharged. ] had 10 take ere
Of NY mother. too. Sns Is not N
good health and-gell. INST Kot
Disguised
Judging from Appearances II IS
prize more ian anything sIze at
kepI hin fr0m facing rs .Ife OBJ
leHz. for all he me ne US a.ay
be Kept n touch UIIh hla mother nd
sen her par OF lis earnings. ne
mother urged hin tn come bzek
home, particularly after ne nahy as
bon. Hut h ha1 ben away 20
loH. th9n thu he Had ut tie nerve
10 return. Hezidez. he wasn't nlak-
in AZ much money a \ barber N
Toledo - he nad made IN TIE mu1I-
tion plant IN Baltimore.
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Mr. J. Webster Ebaugh. East Main
street unfortunately cut the end Of
his little finger on yesterday.
Henry Stair sold his small farm
containing Il acres near KIngsdaIe,
which Is improved with Ixo-story
frame dwelling, 10 Wilson Grouse. Of
nezr Blacks scho0lhouse.
The home lof MT. and Mra. John
BemIIler. Jr.. Of Silver Run Valley,
W the scene OF : delightful eYant
On Sunday, September i, Hhen IL
tilE children and grandchildren we're
present. also Mr.. BemllIeTza only
broLher and family. AIIer dinner q
truck lead, numbering twenty-five,
noIored over the cSzntry about
twelve miles 10 see the damage done
BIZ the haiIsIorni On Thursday pre-
vIols. Grandfather Bemlller. who Is
s. years old. was IN the truck, He
sIood the ride exEellenIly nd id
he could ride at farther Those
present we're Mr.. John HemIller, Er..
N. ana Mrs. John BemIIIer. r., mr.
al MHs. Edward BamilIen.. TIA
Hemiller. PauI HHmiiler, Hnthanna
BemIlIer and George HamiIle@s OF sIl-
We Run Valley; II. ard M. IsIab
W|IIat nd daughter, ia, n. nd
NJ. Clarence BemIllsT an Sons,
HuTnell and Kenneth, Mf. nd IS.
Walter HeaEy an daughter Pea#Ie
aHH NJ. ma AIre. George WIIlet ID
daughter. Grace, II of Hanover; Mr.
- MzH Ca=all IzHmiIIzT m aauzH-
Maxkars. BenZzh, : ne PIzas-
HazIEX. Il
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Nu n Llae sehsIuI.

Bowers. baz lin 10 RsislarstoNn
from thIz cit viii make the follow
In changes i tn schedule = their
bua Inc Oct0zzr i
From lhia eity IN HoiazzzatoHn
IL 9.fg =. n. Is daily a. Sun
daY and 80 ;. M. aaiIY axesng saf-
urdaY: Iz1s an 7.r. N, Saturday aad
Sunday.
Eslsterztown 10 is ely So. 1a.ao
a. ~. 30 .. -, daIly nd Sunday !.
800 ,. n. dazI. except Saturday st
uFzzy a. sunday 10 ID SO D. ;.
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DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY KEf
NOTES

PIanks FOR Efficiency md Progress
n Platform Adopted b STATE
Convention.
me Democrats Of ne State, n
convention yesterday afternoon II
the Academy of Masic. Baltimore.
unanimously adopted platform de-
clarIng clearly and coneisely IN "a
vor of the merit system in the State
government; promising central
purchasing agency: vigorously IN
dorslng the administration Of Preai-
dent Wilson. and The peace treaty.
including the league Of nations
pointing out the redemption OF al
platform pledges By Governor Har-
rington,z administration: calling tor
immediate increases IN he salaries
OF teachers nd policemen, and op-
posing ratification Of woman.s snf-
fra.e
Mr. e. o. WeanI was member Of
the committee On resolutions. On
the credentiaI committee M. Basil
Dorsey, of HerreII. wa selected.
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.anaReIleeMs.

John y. Harris. Of unpercs. BalII-
more county and Mamf. Marie Mil
er. of Hampstead.
David ". Hopper and IAddle Wad-
de-. both of Eew Windsor.
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Is6. est Dlecs II crochet. 75e.
IT. est piece II embroidery &C
Igs. Eest Ulece nf lzIIinz. 75c.
%. st Knitted article. &c.
.. est X button hole sf.a1.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS OF ZEAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
: COURT. MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
Transfers Of Zeal estate.

Clara =. beaIi ana husband %
George N Holman. Jr,. and wife, lot
for $780,
Jonn Poisel and vlfe 70 Joseph :.
Matthias. s.167lz square feet, for 500.
Rachel Null ct al. to William ..
Freyman and wife. 21a acres. Tor
Anna Goodwin ct al, TO Edwin ;.
Conaway. Az acres. for s14250.
Charles Summers and 8ife = -
gar Il. Essig and wife. : 10. fen
5000.
William H. Geiman. = #|fe .
Harry !. Geiman =.
acres. for $40.
Milton J. Little and We l.
s1O5g.
D. Snlder Stephan to +. Thomas
Babylon. 1862 square feet. for $21G8.
F. Thomas Babylon and VIE u
Graee Evangelical Lutheran church
Of Westminster, z7.612 square feet
for s100.
Rachel Null to Robert K. nIIIinEz-
lea. acres, : roods and 3e square
perehes. for 500.
Jonas T. HeltibrIdle and Hife u
Jonas S. zepp and wife. 4 acre. for
$775.00
Annie Miller to George I. Merry
man. f6 acres. roods and g square
.perehes. Ior sz75.
James l.. Slaughter and wife 10
Emma (. Hollenberry, acres, 1
rood and = square percheH. for
St700.
Sarah E. Ieckard to Francis :.
Hunter, ; lots for 80.
George r. Sharrar 10 Milton l
Sullivan. 1900 square feet, for SO
John Oliver Murray and wife %
Standard Oil Company. $3.50 square
feet. for SO
i. SnIder Stephen 10 William r.
Bowman. 1900 square feel for si7z5.
Orphans Court.
Monday. September i5fh.-Annie :.
y. Goodwin. axecuIfiK Of Charles {.
Goodwin. deceased. returned inven-
tories Of personal property. debts
and money, and received orders 10
sell real and personal property.
James II. Bowman, Jr.. admInisLra-
tor Of James u. Bowman. deceased.
settled his first and final account.
Susan \. ANGEL. executrix Of ETn-
est W. Angel. deceased. received N
order 10 sell personal property
Charles A. Baker. executor Of n.
cob Baker. deceased. received m Or
der TO sell real estate.
TO lat VII md Testament af
Josephine Bush. deceased, ras nd
miIIed II probate and letters tesla
menlary thereon we're granted unto
George I. Stoeksdale. wi1o received
warrant 70 appraiEe and an order u
notify creditors.
Tuesday. September 16th.-GeonEe
L. slocksdale. executor Of Catherine
Bush. deceased. returned an lnsen-
tor of personal property and re-
ceIyed an order 10 sell same.
Raymond S. Parrish. executor of
Frances T. Parrish. deceased. return
ed inventories Of personal property.
money and real estate.
Charles r. Carr. executor IF WI
liam r. Carr. deceased. reported sale
of real estate on which the Court
granted IN order nj ST.
Jesse Rsisler and The Union Bridge
Banking and Trust Company. sxeen-
tors of Samuel Raymond seHseney.
deceased. reported sale Of personal
property.
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OUR CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.

CARER PUBLIC LfE-DaFD NAB LEGISLATION A 0THfR BIG MEAS
UREs-T ImTfE O. FREDERICK COUNTY
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L. gea. 10 HansHnaa. EaaI Man
afre=|. " rs.#@n 1T Honaa= an
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C.. E. CLAFLIN, NOTED
ENGINEER, IS DEAD
Succumbs Suddenly While on
Visit to Atlantic City.

George L. Claim. one OF the pioneers
in the electric light and power industry.
vice-president of the Electric Bond
and Share Company. died suddenly yes
terday at Atlantic City, where he had
gone for the Easter holidays. He lived
at West slxty-fourth street.
Mfr. Clafiin was born in Providence.
n. l.. April 4, 1858. and was graduated
from the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology in 1888. Shortly after he
entered the service OF the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company
where he became an expert In the build
ing and equipment of electric generat-
ing stations. He was one OF the organ
izers Of the Franklin Electric Company
Of Kansas CITY, which. established light
ing plants thu oughout the middle West
Later he became a member OF the hrm
of Lewis & Claim, consulting engineers,
at Providence.
In 1904 Mr.. Clafiin was associated
with the United Electric Securities Com
pany OF Boston, and In 1913 he was
elected an executive OF the Electric
Bond and share Company. He was
director and vice-president among Other
companies. of the American Power anc
| Light Company, the Idaho Power Com
pany. the Lehigh Power Securities Cor
poration and the Utah Securities Cor
poration. He was a member OF thu
Bankers. Engineers and Technolog,
4, clubs OF this city.
Mr.. Clafin leaves his widow and
brother. Arthur w. Claim Of Providence
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j. CLEVELAND CADY.

]. Cleveland Cady. designer OF the
American Museum OF Natural History.
the Metropolitan Opera House and
many other public buildings. died of
heart disease Thursday In his home, 214
riverside Drive. He was SO years old
Mr.. Cady was senior member OF the
firm of Cady & Gregory. architects, 40
West Thirty-second street He designed
the later buildings of the Presbyterian
Hospital the Skin and Cancer Hospital,
Bellevue Medical School. the Hudson
Street Hospital and fifteen buildings at
Yale University, among them Lamson.
Fairweather and Pearson dormitories.
Dwight Hail and the Chittenden Library.
Mr.. Cady also designed a number OF
buildings at Williams, Trinity and Wes-
leyan.
son OF Josiah and Lydia Cady. and was
graduated from Trinity College in 1850.
He came to this city in 1870. forming a
partnership with William S. Gregory.
He married Miss Emma NJ. Buckley OF
Orange, N. J., in 1881.
He leaves widow, two sons and
three daughters. Mr.. Cady was presi-
dent OF the Skin and Cancer Hospital, a
governor OF the Presbyterian Hospital a
| trustee OF Berea College, vice-presiden'
! of the New York City Mission and presl-
| dent of the National Federation OF
| churches. For fifty-three years he was
| superintendent of the Sunday school OF
the Church of the Covenant in East
| Forty second street. He was a member
of the Century. Quill. Aldine md Other
clubs and the Delta Psi Fraternity.
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At seventy seventh street--At II 4. NJ Ia Dr.
NJ. Sacrament Of the Lords supper
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY.
Central Park at Seventy sixth street--Earter
Day win be celebrated with an approprlas,,e
sermon by the pastor. Frank ouver ISL,
D. d.: subject, Can We Reasonably hehe'e
In Immortality
ST. JAMEs's NJ Y. CHURCH, Madison ave,
n,,o AZ i2sth strcct.-Gaui's Holy City" will
he rendered by an augmented vested chorus
choir.
CHURCH OF sr. NICHOLAS, Fifth sVen,e
Mt Forty eighth street--Services IL A. NJ
and 3 Il. NJ. DIR. Samuel NJ Iwemer, tn w
Arabian scholar. will preach IN the morhns
the evening the Rev. Robert w: Courtney viii
preach, "0n the Witness stand.
DR A. A. LINDSAY. Vanderbilt Thee
tre-To.morrow night 'Telepathy In Every
day Life
NEW CHURCH (swEDENBoRGIAN), East
Thirty-hfth street-"Re Recovering omr ,r,nr a,
will he the subject OF sermon to'm n,, ~
II O'Clock. Holy Communion VIII follow inc
service. special Easter music.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West
End avenue at Nnety-nrst s,rectmD .',c..
boir organ or so harp and violin in tie evening
The pastor Dr. Work, will preach morning
and evening.
MRS. MARY CHAPLIN. Hotel Commcdore-
Tomorrow at II O'Clock SPECIAL service ny
propriate to Easter. .-
urDrOED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Nos,rand avenue. Brooklyn.-"The Grand Here
after aud .'Resurrected American VIII De W
s. Edward Young's subjects tomorrow HUT"
ing and evening. -
FORT WASHINGTON PREsBiTEKisA =,
morning and evening special music; Or; MAI
tin prep cheA AZ II. THAT I May Know nm
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ALBERT SMITH.

Albert Smith. mining engineer died
yesterday at his residence, 242 West
Seventy fourth street, at the age Of IS
years. His last important work was a
survey In 1915 OF the mineral resources
Of Porto Rico for American capitalists.
Some years ago he made An extended
investigation of the Andean regions of
South America for leading investors OF
the United States. which opened the way
for large mining enterprises.
His boyhood was spent in Illinois He
opened his first office In Springfield.
where he met Abraham Lincoln and
formed a friendship which remained
strong until the Presidents death. In
1896 he married May Riley. the poet
who survives him. Forty years ago he
came to New York and mounted rapidly
in his professional work.
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JAMES J. wANDLING.

James ]. Wandiing, treasurer of the
New York Savings Bank. died Thursday
at his home, 440 West End avenue. after
a short illness. He was born in WASH
ington. N. j.. and when a young man
came to this city to engage In business.
He became treasurer of the New York
Savings Bank fifteen years ago. He had
been active in the offairs of the Repub-
lican club since 1887 as a member OF
the executive and other committees and
was treasurer from 1907 to 1915. Mr.
wandling was a trustee of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. He was a men,
Der of the Union League, Republican
Columbia Yacht and Dunwoodie Coun-
try clubs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
MRS. MARY MADDEN.

Mrs. Mary Madden, widow OF the late
Walter Madden and mother of John p.
Madden, a leader of the Queens county
Democratic organization. died of pneu-
monia yesterday in her home. "a La
mont avenue, Elmhurst. She was in
her eighty-fourth year. Miss Margaret
Madden. a daughter. is an executive
secretary in the office of the President
of the Borough of Queens. Mrs. Mad
den was born in Scio, n. Y, where the
burial will take place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
MRS. MARIE wEHLE.

Mrs. Marie wehle. wife OF Henry ].
Wehle, died Of influenza In her home,
112 Grand avenue. Jamaica. on Wednes-
day. She was born at Stapleton, Staten
Island, the daughter OF Lutheran cler-
gyman. Her chief interests were in 80
cial welfare work. She was a member
of the Jamaica Women's Club. the Dis
trict Nurses Association and the Girls
Protective League. She is survived by
her husband and three sons. two of
whom are In military service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
DIR. HERMAN BETZ,

DR.. Herman Betz. IS. food and drug
inspector for the Queens Department OF
Health, died OF heart disease Thursday
in his home, sos Fulton street, Jamaica.
He was born in Germany and came to
this country in his boyhood. He was
graduated from the Philadelphia Med
ical College. and after practicing there
came to this city. For the last twenty
two years he had been connected with
Health Department work. He leaves a
widow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
REV. THOMAS F. M'IOUGHLIN.

WORCESTER. Mass. April 1s.-The Rev.
Thomas r. Mclaughlin. S. j.. for the
last twenty-eight years a member OF
Holy Cross College faculty, died of pneu-
monia to-day in St Vincent Hospital.
He was born in Worcester sixty-one
years ago and entered the Jesuit order
in 1877 while a student at Holy Cross
He taught FIVE years at Georgetown be-
fore coming to Holy Cross as a member
of the faculty.