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MEDAL FOR RELIEF WORK.
Mrs. Duryen Honored by Institute
Of social Sciences.


The National Institute of Social Sci
ences OF New York city has awarded TO
Mrs Nina L. Duryea OF New York ana
Paris medal in addition TO the decora-
lions she has already received from
France, Russia. Belgium and Monte
negro The officers OF the institute in
chide former President William II. Taft,
the Hon. Elihu Root Major Robert
Bacon and Myron T. Herrick.
This medal Is given" says the letter
OF presentation. "in recognition OF the
incalculable benefits you have rendered
the sufferers In France since the out
break of hostilities. You made ready 10
relieve devastated households you have
never ceased to be ready whenever ana
wherever n new cry has arisen. You
have establ shed units in France and in
this country, and with untir!ng energy
and enthusiasm, enlightened by rare
and stimulating humor. you have ad.
dressed Evidences and travelled from
state to O. .h seeking and securing aid
for war ses-pken France"
Mrs Duryea and her associates have
given relief to more than lO4 900 persons
from the headquarters at Roye, in addi-
ton to conducting automobile tours TO
the Vosges Mountains in relief expcdi-
tons.
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EDWARD GRIFFITH.

Edward Griffith of tho firm of +. r.
Clapp & Co. general agents of the FL
deity and Casualty Company. died sud-
denly yesterda vat the Hotel Plaza. The
funeral services will he held at All
Angels Church Monp- He was long
a vestryman OF this n irch
Mr.. Griffith was born September 90.
1874, in New York citv. ~ began his
business career in l. IS in the office of
Edward Everett Clapp, then superin-
tendent OF the accident department OF
the Fidelity and Casualty Company,
Later, when with the renamed agency
firm Of +, T.. Clapp & Co, he was ad-
mitted to partnership.
Mr., Griffith was an annual patron and
exhibitor at the Horse Show. He was
a member of the Chamber OF Commerce.
the Downtown Association, Lambs Club
LarChmont Yacht Cub, Atlant q Yacht
Club and a charter member Of the
Sleepy Hollow Club.
There survive him. his mother. Mrs.
Lucy Tate Griffith: his sisters. Mrs. r
G. Carleton and Mrs y G. Tebault, and
his brother, NJ. Percy Gritfith.
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MAJOR B. T. sCHER MARRIES.
cited for GaIIantry by JOnre. Now
WEEDS Miss Bertha Comm

SPECIAL DfSpntch 10 lhE SlN'
RosroN. July 5.-Among this months
weddings is that OF Miss Bertha Ella
clark Coffin, daughter OF Mrs. Amelia
L. Larocque, and Major Bruno Theodore
Scher, L. s. A., retired, whose marriage
took place at the home or the prlde
mother in Salem to-day the rev
Frank W. Merrick. d. D.. pastor OF the
Mamie street Congregational Church.
Danyers performed the ceremony. The
bride was born In Amesbury, and Major
scber was born in Sweden. During the
sst wear Major Scher was in war SER
vice in France and was cited for gal
,antry by Gen. Joffre. He returned 10
this country in March and was retired
having been in the military service a
quarter of a century.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Hosmer OF "A
Bay State road announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Esther TO Lieut.
John Holmes Magruder. l. 3 n. oi
Washington. The wedding VIII take
place at Marion July 10. Lieut.
Magruder is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
John II. Magruder OF washington,
Mrs Joseph II. Goodspeed, president
NJ the Wednesday Morning Club OF
BOSTON, is spending July at the Ne"
Marshall House al York Harbor. Me
With her mother Mrs. John d. Morton
Her son, Morton Goodspeed, Princeton
l1S. has Just completed the course OF
training at the naval aviation camp az
Pensacola. Fla.
Frank Gardner Hale, the artist, and
Mrs Hale of Beacon street are In OLD
! Marblehead for the summer. They are
occunying a house in Lee street that
was built in 1852. Charles Fonteyr
Manney Of Boston, the composer. is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hale.
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DIED.

cAPkFTTSoN, Francis T Gsrrettson,
husband OF Helen jay Prime, on
Thursday morning. July 4. in his
rrstv-th!rd year. at the New York
Hospital
Fln"rsl private. Interment at Jay
Cemetery, Rye. y. Y. { Ia earnestly
requested that no flowers be sent,
DOUGLAS Edward Donaldson, at AT
Park avenue. on the 5th inst, in his
t:''-second year. Edward Donaldson
Douglas Of Rye. n. y. son OF the late
George B and Henrietta l.. Douglas
~ Brooklyn, y. Y.
Funeral service viii be held at the chapel
~ the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Fifty-hfth street near Fifth
avenue. Monday. July 8. at p NJ.
sIHAETTLER.-Caroi A.. widow OF
Ferdinand schacttler. in the eighty
ninth year OF her age.
Funeral services at her fate residence,
ll5 West l2lst street, on Monday after
noon, July 8, 1918, at 2:3o o'clock.
hIOppARD Edith w, on July 3. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway and Sixty-sixth street Frank
Ssmpbell'D. Saturday. IL A. NJ.
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RED CROSS WORKERS BUSY.
Forty Lenox Women Pass Ia
Making Surgical Bandases.

'pe''u DespulcH 10 The Sun.
LENox. Mass. July 5.-Despite weather
which was the hottest Of the summer
iorty women OF the cottages worked all
tne afternoon on surgical dressings in
the Red Cross rooms to meet the re-
quirements of the quota placed on
Lenox. Mrs. Henry II. Pease, Mrs. John
=. Alexandra. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie,
Miss Ellen Billiard. Mrs. George T..
Turnure, Mrs. William E. s. Griswold,
Mrs. Davd T. Dana. Miss <sdartun Davies
and Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke were
among the workers
Miss May Walker Of New York.
daughter Of the late William Hail Wal
ker. has notified the parish of st.
JameSs Episcopal Church in Great Bar
rington that she desires to give the
church an organ as a memorial to her
father.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culver of New
York are visiting DR.. Everett NJ. Culver
in New Marlboro.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Reed who
have been at Fairfield Farms in Great
harrington. have gone to Toronto.
Mrs. l.. Bolton Bangs. who has re-
turned from Newport. is entertaining
John Kendrick Bangs of New York at
Manatuck Farm, Stockbridge. MIR
Bangs spoke on War Conditions in Pi-
cardy" in the LenoX Town Hall to-
night. Mrs. Henry HOLSTER Pease will
give luncheon in honor OF Mr. Bangs
tomorrow afternoon at the Orchard.
Miss Eufrasia Leland and Mrs. G. Fl
Wesson of New York left Bowlder
Grange in Beckett to-day for Poland
Springs. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Beecher Stowe
OF New York are stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Robinson Smith a,
the Dusway in Stocibridge.
Mrs. John r. Swami and her children
| OF Milton. Mass, arrived to-day to visit
| with tne Misses Helen c. and Virginia
Butler at Lnwood. Stockbrdge.
Ensign Rudolph Kssel L. 8 ", and
Mrs Kissel are stopping with Mrs. kis'
| sells mother, Mrs. George Evans Tur'
nure.
Miss Ethel + Folsom has returned
| to Sunnyridge from a visit with Mrs
Churchill Satterlee at Squam Lake. y Fl
Miss Sarah Robbins left for New
York after "A visit with Mrs. Franci:
| c. Barlow. Miss Ellen Jay of New YORK.
is now with Mrs. Barlow.
Miss Harriet X. Welles arrived at the
| Curtis Hotel for the season. after .
visit with Mrs. Newbold Morris al
| Brookhurst.
Sussex Davis of Philadelphia, Duncan
Phillips of Washington. Mr.. ana Mrs
| W. II. Doremus of New Rochelle anc
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nicols OF Grea
Neck arrived at the Curtis Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. y J. Hignbotham and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Will
| Jams and family OF New York are tour
| ing in the Berkshires
Miss Olivia E. p. Stokes will enter
tain the boys of Burnham lndustrla
Farm in Canaan, y. Y. at Rock Ledg'
| tomorrow afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Walker OF Bos
ton are with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parkmai
Shaw.
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NOTES OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD

The marriage of Miss Leta Sullivan.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis
sullivan, TO Lieut. Albert Lincoln Hoff-
man, Signal Corps, u. s. r.. of this city.
VIII. take place at noon to-day In st.
katharine's Church, st. Davids, Pa. A
reception and wedding breakfast will
follow at the Woods. the country home
of the brides parents in Radnor, Pa.
Miss Leola Stanton. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas ]. Stanton of New Or
leans and Southampton. l.. l.. win be
married to Lester Armour, Naval Avia-
tion Corps, son by former marriage of
Mrs Patrick A. Valentine. to-day in
Pensacola. Fla, where MIR. Armour is
stationed.
In the marble ballroom of the st.
Regis this afternoon Miss Margaret A.
Dickson. daughter of Joseph y. Dickson
OF this city and Morristown. ~ j.. will
be married to Henry Graves Sd. Royal
Air Corps. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Graves, Jr.. of Shadowbrook, Irvington.
NY
Arrangements have been completed for
the marriage of Miss Agnes l.. Morgen-
| THAI. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Mengo
l.. Morgenthau of 27O Park avenue. to
| Sidney Newborg of this city. which will
| take place on July Is at the country
| home of her parents In West End. n. j
Mrs. Hugo S. Joseph, sister OF the bride
wiz be the matron of honor, and Joseph
| l.. Newborg will act as his brothers best
| man. Mr.. Newborg's young nephew
| Donald L. Newborg. will act as page
| Miss Morgenthau was graduated from
| Smith College in 1914 and has been in
| terested In public movements and wal
, relief work She is niece Of Henry
| Morgenthau. former Ambassador to Tur-
key. Mr.. Newborg was graduated from
Williams College In 1904 and later from
] the Columbia Law School
Mrs. Robert +. Huntington of a. East
| Eightieth street will leave Monday for
Almont, her camp at Upper ST. Regi:
| Lake.
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ROME. July cardinal Sebastiano
Martineli. Apostolic Delegate TO the
United States from 1896 to 1902. is dead.
Cardinal Martinelli was the second
rrelate to hold the Office of Papal Dele
safe to Washington. his predecessor be-
ing Cardinal Francisco Satolli, who
came TO the United States upon the crea-
ton OF the Office in 1893. Cardinal Mar
tlneli was succeeded by Mgr. F'alconio.
Cardinal Martineli was a member OF
ar ancient and noble Italian family and
was born at Borgo SAINT Anna, near
1.ucca, in lS4S. He was one Of three
brothers who entered the Church. his
elder brother being the noted Cardinal
Tomasso Martinelli. who was among the
candidates for the Papacy at the con-
c!ave which elected Leo XIII.
The younger Martinelli was ordained a
priest OF the Augustinian order in 1871
and was Prior-General OF the order when
he Was sent on his mission TO this coun-
try. During his earlier years as a
priest he had been teacher in the
irish Augustinian convent in Rome and
from his students acquired a rich brogue
which was the amazement of the con-
gregations who listened to his first SER
mons in the United states
His appointment to succeed Cardinal
Satoli was not looked for by American
ecclesiastics, as it was not then the Gus
tom for members OF monast.c orders &c
attain high prefermeI' in the Church
In order to give him the necessary rank
to go with his appointment Pope ~
created him an Archbishop lin paruot;
infidelium." or Bishop not residing al
his see
While still resident in the United
| States in 1901 he was created a Cardi.
nal From 1907 to 1909 he was Cham
| be rain Of the Sacred College and al hi
| death stood ninth on the list OF Carolina
| priests.
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DOUGLAS E. DONALDSON.

Douglas Edward Donaldson, 81. of All
Park avenue died yesterday in Rye af-
ter a short illness, He was the son OF
the late George Il. and Henrietta L.
Donaldson of Brooklyn and was born in
brooklyn in 1867, He was educated in
the Brooklyn schools.
After fourteen years as boy and clerk
with sugar and general commission
houses Mr.. Donaldson Joined the firm OF
williams, Dimond & Co OF San Fran.
cisco and New York in 1893 He was
also treasurer and district manager OF
the American Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany. Various clubs OF which he was a
member are the New York. Down Town
Association. Whitehall, American Yacht
and Apawamis. He is survived by his
wife and a son. Donald.
The funeral will be Monday in the
chapel of the Fifth Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church, Fifty-ffth street near Fifth
avenue, at i. NJ.
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TO BE AvIATOR'S BRIDE.
Lieut. MaRruder Dent.
Sn.ci1I nssnntch In TIE SrS


PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-Frederick
Eailv OF Ardmore. announces the en-
easement of his daughter. Miss Edith.
end Lieut.. Magruder Dent, Aviation
Section. L. s. A. Lieut. Dent is at present
a. Hampstead. l.. l. The wedding will
take place soon.
Mrs, Alanson Hall Sturgis. who has
heen visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs
Henry Wharton. returned to New York
today Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis will leave
Immediately for Pensacola. Fla, where
M Sturgis is stationed at the Naval
Ar Station.
Or. and Mrs j. Thompson Schell have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Florence Helen. and Edgar
F"I'cney, Jr., L. S. y. A. r. F.
Mrs Charles Newbold Welsh OF Chest
- HILL Is staying at Sunset Farm.
" Va
Miss Dorothy Valleau Vernon. daugh-
Ter OF Mrs. Duke Bowker. and Lieut..
CHARLES G. Smith, L. S, r, were married
o-ie'lv this afternoon at the home OF
'e brides uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
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WALTER E. STRADLING

Walter f. Stradling. 80, camera man
for Mary Plckford and other screen
stars. died Yesterday in Polytechnic Hos
pitdl OF pneumonia. His home was az
3?l West F'if,y-eighth street.
Mr.. Stradliug vas born in New York
ard had been camera man for twelve
yeaS. He served tn" Nitagraph com
pany and later the Famous Players. He
is survived by A brother, who is man
ager OF the Broadway Theatre, Youkers.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row afternoon in the Campbell Funeral
Church, Broadway and S!xty-sjxth street.
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Douglas wood Of the "Maytime" com
pany is preparing to Stage w. = Gilbert
1.-THE Palace OF Truth" for the Red Cross
soon Cyril Maude will be among the
stars In tho production.
Rae Hartley has been added to the
cast of The Passing Show Of 1915"
which will be produced IN Atlantic cay
on July D.
"Sinbad" viii close tonight AZ the
Winter Garden, It viii reopen early in
August al the Forty-fourth Street The.
atre, with Al Joson in the title role
fete Will be staged this afternoon
a. the residence Of Mortimer Schin I'm
Oyster Bay to help pay for athletic and
musical equipment for aviators overseas
lin and Others viii be the entertainers
Florenz 2lesfeld Jr. announces that the
Six Brown Brothers, who have been 30
popular in the Midnight Frolic." will be
retained in that entertainments until Fred
Stone returns to the stage next fall.
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DAMON LYON.

Damon Lyon Of New York and White
Plains dad suddenly yesterday morning
in White Plains of cerebral hemorrhage
after an illness OF several months Mr.
Lyon was an actor, having played with
August!n DAILY, Richard Mansfield
James II. Stoddard, Rose CoGhlan. Otis
skinner and others
He is survived by his wife, who was
Miss Louisa Francis. niece Of the late
Ward McAllister and cousin of julia
Ward Howe.
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Fund to Aid Italian Sufferers.

The immediate Relief to Italy Fund
was incorporated yesterday in the Su-
preme Court. The incorporators and
directors are J. p, Morgan of Glen Cove.
L. l.. Elihu Root of New York Richard
Wheatley OF Wheatley, l.. l.; Charles
MacVeagh OF Harrisvillc, y. II. Charles
S. Fairchild OF Cazenovia, y, Y, and
George Wharton Pepper OF Philadelphia
The organization will collect money In
the United States and Canada for tho
benefit Of war sufferers in Italy.
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BOARDMANS AT MURRAY BAY.
Miss Mabel VIII Continue Red
Cross Work at Capital.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Miss Mabel
Boardman and her mother, Mrs. w. j.
Boardman, have gone to Murray Bay,
Canada, where they will occupy their
cottage recently completed. Miss Board
man will make frequent trips to Wash
ington during the summer to look after
her part of the Red Cross work here.
Mrs Townsend Phillips of New York
and Goshen. n. Y, Is In Washington
for a few days before making a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Gerry Town
send In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Mohrenschildt,
daughter of Secretary w. G. McAdoo,
have gone to Philadelphia, where they
are the guests of Mrs. De Mohren-
schildt's brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Plat, Jr.. who were
married there last month. They will all
attend the wedding tomorrow OF Miss
Leta sullivan and Lieut.. Albert Hoff-
man of New York. which will take place
at Radnor.
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BRETON WOODS ARRIVALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Gowen OF New
York mt Mount Pleasant House.
g..IxJ Dsenotch IN Tar SIX
Special Despatch TO The srS.

BRErroN WOODS, y. H., July 5.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Gowen of New York
arrived at the Mount Pleasant House
to-day,
DIR, James Schouler, the historian, is
at his summer home at lntervale.
n. II.
Mrs. Daniel Merriman has arrived
from Worcester to spend the summer
al her estate at Intervale.
Can't. Donaldson Nichols of New York.
who il an instructor at Camp Devens.
has returned there after spending a
furlough with his sister. Mrs. Har-
denbergh, at Corcordia Hut, Intervale.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. ". Wilkie Of Jackson
Vile. Fla, have opened their summer
home at Bethlehem.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry s. Hale of Phila-
delphia have gone to Dixviiie notch TO
omen their cottage at the Balsams,
where Mrs. II. Warren X Hale and her
children have also arrived at Beaver
Lodge. 4----------
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GRAFTON-J0HNSON.

bridegroom iWill Go to France
Soon tn Join Expeditionnry Force.
and Mrs. William II. Minis Of Storm
avenue. Bayside. was married to Capt
David r. Grafton OF Pittsburg in All
Saints Episcopal Church Bayside, by
the Rev. Charles Brown, Wednesday eve
ming. The bride was attended by her
mother. Lieut.. Edgar 4. Rabey OF Sa-
vannah was best man. Capt. Grafton Is
a son OF George r. Grafton and a mem
Der OF well known Pittsburg family.
The wedding was arranged hurriedly
as Capt Grafton expects to leave for
France shortly. Following the ceremony
there was a reception at the Douglas
Manor Inn.
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SENATE FAvORS NOON PRAYER
Wilson COnsiders Daily War Invo-
cation "BenutifuI Thought

WASHINGTON, July THE Senate
passed a resolution to-day requesting
the President to issue proclamation
calling on the American people 10 OBJ
serve noon prayer during the war. II
now goes TO the House
Senator Phelan (Cal) read "A letter
from Secretary Tumulty. which said the
President regarded the noon prayer as
"a beautiful thought"
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MUSICALE AT BONNIECREsT.
Mr.. ana Mrs. stuart Duncan Hosts
Mt Newport.
Special Despatch TO TuE SuS.

y
Special Despatch TO TnE Sun.
NEWPORT, II. l.. July 5.-There was \
large gathering of the summer resi-
dents this afternoon at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs stuart Duncan at Bonniecrest.
Inc occasion was n musicale given for
the benefit Of the Newport Chatter Of the
Hed Cross. The entertainers were Mmc.
Helen Beach Yaw, soprano, and Franklin
Cannon, pianist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. widener of
Philadelphia have arrived at the TYhaw
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. James 3. Duke
nave arrived from New York and are at
the mayer cottage, on Bellevue avenue.
MIR. and Mre. James Brown Potter ex-
pect TO arrive here about July Is.
MRS Burke-Roche has ordered that
Elm Court her summer home here be
prepared for occupancy, and she will
probably arrive soon.
Mrs. Morgan Belmont and daughter
are expected here in a short time to visit
the formers parents.
Mrs. w, Goadby Loew was a dinner
hostess tonight.
MRS Hugh d. Auchincloss was among
.he luncheon hostesses to-day prior 10
the concert at Bonniecrest.
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TOURING BY AUTOMOBILE.
Special Despatch 10 TIE Sun.

MANCHESTER Vt. July 5.-ArrivaI.
by automobile at the Equinox House in.
rlude; MIS-, =, J. McMyler. Miss u
n Myler Cleveland Cadillac Mr.. and
NJ +, Fries New York cadillac; Mr.
and Mrs. sidney Peck. Mrs, William
Treers, George f., Green, panbury
tPierCel MIR and Mrs. ". Y. PCrleN
Miss Mary Perley. Getway, Ont. Mrs
George ". Dun. Toledo packard
Henry = Firth, Miss Lloyd Miss CrdN,
ford Philadelphia. Miss Love. Miss T.
H. Lowe, Wtlliamsport Iadi'ltc', Mr
and Mr. William Wise and daughter
RronXville Chalmers; Mr and Mrs
Thomas NJ. James, Boston (PierGeJ.
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HUDSON-STEWART.
Daughter of DR.. Howard T.. stew
art becomes Bride mt Pelham.

Miss Martha Ray Stewart. daughter
of Or. Howard T. Stewart and Mrs.
Stewart of this city and Pelham Manor.
was married 10 Joseph William Hudson.
son of Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Hudson
of Montgomery. Ala, on Wednesday in
the Church Of the Redeemer at Pelha m.
The wedding was hurriedly arranged.
as the bridegroom has been called to
service. and II was Witnessed by relatives
and few friends. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Her
bert II. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Hudson
left Immediately afterward for a brief
trip.
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MRS. EDITH w. STODDARD

Mrs Edith w. Stoddard, wife OF War
rem G. Stoddard head OF the Stodda I'd
Iron Works in Lockport. died yesterday
in her home, $50 West l2ith street after
a brief illness. Mrs Stoddard was born
I'm New York thirty mine years ago She
was daughter of James h. Macfarlane
Funeral services will be held to-day in
the Funeral Church
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In MemOrlam.

"'blNSoN.-In loving memory OF Charles
Leonard Frost Robinson. who died July
9. 1915. and Of his son, Caldwell Colt
Robinson, Second Lieutenant. u. y
Marine Corps. killed In action In
France juno 6, 1913
God viii give you to me again with Joy
and gladncss forever"
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SEVEN LENOX WATERS TAKEN
Work or Fight Law Victims De.
tanned at Camp Deyens

AVER, Mass, July !, -- Seven negro
waters from a hotel at L.enoX were
brought to Camp Devens to-day under
the work or fight" regulations, They
are natives of Bermuda. and on reaching
camp de manded that they be permitted
to see the British Consul
AL however. were placed in the Depot
Brigade with draft evaders
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ST Louis, July 5-The case against
DR., Charles II Wensberg formerly
president of tie Missouri branch of the
Alliance, charged with
violation of the espionage act, was dis
missed to-day by Federal Judge Page
Morris, when the court sustained mo-
ton for aCquittal,
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Roi Cooper Megruc, writer and play
wright. OF 1920 Broadway. was named
sole beneficiary In the will of his aunt.
Ida Leora Olmstead. which was fled for
probate in the Surrogates' Court yester-
day The aunt died June 90, leaving
property which it is stated is more than
$4,000"
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John f. Mosser on Walnut street The
bride was attended by Mrs. Cara NJ.
ioidine of New York, as matron of
honor' After short wedding journey the
couple VIII reside at Fort Dupont, Del.
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MARTINELLI, ONCE
PAPAL ENVOY, DIES
Cardinal Was Second Prelate
to Hold Office at Wash
ington.

ROME. July cardinal Sebastiano
Martineli, Apostolic Delegate TO the
United States from 1896 to 1902. is dead.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
services arr held in the following
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
PRE>BlTERIAN.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Fifth Ave. and Fifty NTH 81.
Rev JAMES PALMER. IN u. Associate Pastor
Services At ~ \ NJ and I 80 + NJ
DIR. ROEBRT T.. SPEER. u. ID,