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oUErTIER--Aibsrta. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Campbell Buiidins), Broad
way and Sixty sixth street.
RAMFT.--Ernsst Edward. For informa ion
refer to THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway and Sixty sixth street tFranh
70. Campbell Buiidins).
sALvIN.--rhs Society OF Rsstaurateurs
deeply regrets TO announce the death
Of active msmhsr Harry salvin. Flu.
sunday. October 30. at 10 A. NJ. III
torment at Mount carnsi Cemetery.
JOHN J. cAvANAGH. President.
HOWARD u. TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHUEsTER,--chArles. 20. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" Broadway and
sixty-sixth street Drank csmpbelrs,
Time later.
gHnLLEY.-Harry c.. October 10. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and sixty-sixth street (Franl
Campbeips). Sunday, $50 o'clock.
HILNKARD.--Rsx. Lying In state THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" Broadway and
sixty-sixth street Drank campbelPs)
sAITH.--Hattis Crawford Smith. wife Of
De witt ~. BnIth. at home OF parenta
Upper Montciair. N. J., October 10.
Funeral notice later. Please omit flowers
rANAKA.--6hoJL Remains lying in stat,
'rHn FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad.
way anu oixty-sNth street NFFahA ~
canpbeirs).
TARLroN.---Ciswre aged 30. For In
formation refer TO THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Broadway and sixty-sixti
street Drank q. campbeirs).
TAYLOR.-John. Remains lying In stat,
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and sixty-sixth street Drank Z
Campbell Buiiding).
wARMAN.--Fanny j.. wife Of Thomas 2
warmAn. October 10. At her late reai
dsnss, lei West sevsnty-hfth street.
| Funeral Mt eanvsnisnes Of family.
! wArTnRS.--euddeniy on october 49, I'D
ward Raymond beloved son Of Lilliai
Mabel Kusei. Services THE Flu
NERAL CHURCH," Broadway ant
eixty-sixth street. Tuesday evening
$3.50 o'clock. Members Of Charter oal
Lodss " and A., H.. also Scottish
Rite ars invited 70 attend Intermen
WoodiaWu, ,.... &
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BAXTER-vAN DEvENTER.
sister of Bride 10 Maid of Honor
at Church Wedding. ~ p-

Miss Gladys Remsen Van Deventer
daughter OF tho late Mr.. and Mrs. Hem,
W. Van Deventer, was married &c
Charles NJ Baxter, Jr.. Of Mamaroneck
last evening in ct. M!chaers Protestant
Episcopal Church, Amsterdam avenue
and Nine.y-ninth street. by the Rev. DR.
John 7. Peters.
The bride entered the church with DR.
J. Wilford Allen. who gave her away
She wore a gown OF white satin trimmed
with point lace. and a tulle veil, and
carried bouquet Of white orchids. bou-
vardia and lilies of the valley. Mist
Nathalie Reeve Van Deventer was her
sisters maid OF honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Jean Baxter and Miss
Norma Summons. They wore costumes
OF pink satin and chiffon and carried
bouquets Of pink snapdragon and blue
oelrhinium. Warren Meigham was best
man. The ushers were Robert Ferns
Warren Hawkins. Frederick Meeker and
Russell Lane. The wedding reception
was held in the home of the bride,
aunt. Miss Emile Reeve. 2s4 Yves,
lclst street.
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TWO BROOKLYN MEN
WIN SERVICE CROSS
~, I. ''5 80 sptT ~ I
First 'Sergt Herman M. Sell
Braved Machine Gun Fire as
Volunteer Messenger. q i

wAsHIsoroN. Oct. 1s.--Tbe, Comman.
der in Chief. in the name OF. the Presi-
dent, has awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross to the following oficers
and soldiers for the acts Of extraordi-
nary hsroism described after their
names: -, U. eGt ?. "E
First Sergeant HERMAN M. SELL, Conn
nary. hsroisfn in actioS In Ia cendrisrc
Woods, near yauxsrs. between the vssls
isis. First sss..an; "s Sell rsiSntseP.a TO
asliysr z msssaGe Of srest importance
70 nn n e sse Ssa :ss s % ;s
same message failed to return. He
voluntarily crossed. 600 yards Of opsn
nrs. reached his destinatio ssA seeom a
plished bis mission and returned to his
company with Information OF vital i'm.
portanoe. Home address: ". Sell, 1881
Decatur St. Brooklyn.
Cook WILLIAM sHEFRIN, decsssed,
rs SieI hi.Si.m Sor action 4 the
Rivers. ssptsmSor !. isls. Afsr both
a f .so had COOK sssn ss s!sTs Of sy
mortaliy wounded, oooiiy directed the
work OF rescuing. and caring for other
msn sho Saa g sa.n the wS:a
Naihsn shsfrin. father. 40 lith Sc,
First Lieut.. JOSEPH W. SMITH, ,ssta
lnfantry.-For extraordinary heroism
Of Saint Mihiei. France. September g,
be under heavy are Of enemy y' inasSIne
guns while crossing the Rupt de Mad
Lieut. smith, rather than PERM, the
plunged into the stream. crossed II
under heavy IRE. sscortained the exact
ioeaticn OF the enemy: brought his pi a,
route. and with It nanieed and captured
ak machine gun. and n!netesn prison
Smith. mother, I70i Congress av.. Aus
tin. Tex.
First Lieut.. CHARLES o'BRIEN. de-
ceased. s0eth Infsntry-For extraordi-
ari.rs Woods. near the Al.ns Canal,
September 9. 1913. Lieut. o'Brien led
he platoon forward toward the :. Le
When wounded In the left leg one OF
his men urged him to stop and have
he wound Ha , ar..'' ts,v he a ..sr
TO the bank OF the Aisne Csnal. where
ws a . RsEns . r.; me-: and in . RH:0n his Is
inE example 10 the men Of his platoon.
Il North Main st.. wiikssbarrs.
First Lieut.. LEON MARCHAND. s0ad In
[antry. French Army. attached to
Thirtleth United states Infantry .~-For
extraordinary heroism In action during
the battle OF the Marine, July Is, lslS:
Lieut.. Marchand repeatedly displayed
superb courage by voluntarily proceed
Ing from the reEimestal command post
dugout 20 an observation post on the
edge Of tho woods through intense shell
are. In order to observe the progress
of the action and obtain Information
necssssry for the commanding officer
The superb courage Of Lieut.. March -nd
was an inspiration to the men OF the
regiment 10 which he was attached.
Iaterpreter ALFRED Dubois, Preach
Missiosa. attached TO AssdquAxters
nary heroism in action near Missy al
Bois, France. July Is, .lsis. He volun.
tarily exposed himself to heavy shell
place Of safety.
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LIT NOTES.

Costunes worn by Miss Henrietta cros-
man q Ser most famous roles are soon to
be exhibited IN siio's Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries. together with collection OF
antique tapestries OF Flemish and Italian
weaving, art objects, silver and other
household ornaments
Donohian d Co.. who are giving UP their
establishment at 74 Fifth avenue, will
piaoe their entire collection of Chinese
and Persian rugs on exhibition In the
Plaza Art Rooms tomorrow previous TO
Their sale by Edward P: o'Rsiily on the
Afternoons OF October 10 10 90 inclusive.
the sales beginning at P. N. each day.
The collection consists of many superb
carpets and rugs from tho Near East and
some rare Chinese rugs Of the Ming
period,
with rare Indian relies forming the IA
nous Gus Brown collection. are to be sold
in the Keeier Art Galleries on the after
Moons OF October 81 to rs, each session to
begin at 1880 p. NJ. Collectors OF military
reiies will ma some rare items from
A collection Of modern European and
American PAINTINGS from the estate OF
Ehsabeth J. Haynes and many other
sketches and drawings are to be sold at
auction In the old Galleries. IS Liberty
street, on October II ana ~ at 1850 p. NJ.
each day. - .,-
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DOwNEY-ADAMS.
Army Captain MarrAes Daughter oi
Dr.. and Mrs. Q. o. Adams.
spteiaI DespafcA to TIE srs.

spteiaI DesspfcA to TIE svS.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE marriage
OF Miss Mildred Adams to Capt. Fairfax
Davis Downey OF the United States
Army took place at o'clock at the
homo OF the brides parents, DR.. and
Mrs. 8. 8. Adams. on Connecticut ave-
nue.. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by tho Right Rev. Alfred Hard
ing. Bishop Of Washington.
The maid OF honor was Miss Ida
Adams. sister OF the bride. and ths
bridesmaids were Miss Mary Davis
I.andstreet Of New York city, Miss
Nancy Hunt Of Auburn. N. Y. and Miss
Maxwell Church OF Washington.
was best man The ushers were Capt.
8 Stuart Landstrset, U. 9. A.. cousin
Of the bridegroom: Lieut. Frank d.
Adams. brother of the bride: Major
william A. Borden. U. 6. A.. brother
in-law of the bride: Major R. w.
Malone. u. 8. A.: Lieut.. william A.
Otis, u. 8. A.; Lieut.. d. O. Perrin. u.
O. A.; Ernest Russell and Thomas Rich
ardson.
A reception followed the ceremony and
iatsr In the evening the bridal couple
and the wedding guests were enter
tanned at supper by Col. and Mrs,
George r.. Downsy. parents of the
Bridegroom. Among the out OF town
guests were Mr., and Mrs. Fairfax s.
Landstreet, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Berry.
Downey. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Raft Rich
aidson. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney, Miss Dor
othy wyeth. Ensign Harold +. Gibson
and Miss Lerch, all OF New York, and
Miss Aimse Sheridan OF Cumberland
Nd,
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IL FROM CITY MADE
OFFICERS ATLEE
New Jersey and Connecticut
Well Represented Among !
Commissions. 10

WASHINGTON, Oct. i9.--The following
men were appointed Second Heutenants
Of Infantry October 4 at the Central Of
fcers Training School, Camp Lee. vir-
ginia. They were assigned to the In
fantry replacement camp, Camp Grant,
Illinois: ~
ANDERSON. Edwin Emanuel. rsbpsminss
sEkupSrS ehF Wir %ar, S.n ss%ss' Sos
sh fe 1ys oan sc Ss:fof IS sehn..
BLofsE, Peter Anthony. ouayams. Porto
s sSss AssE T n::s o ~. .'s:.
CARTON. Robert LswreHce. 100 Forest
CLARK, Morgan Bruce. . W. issth -.
coNTYN. David stidam. soi W. seth IT,.
DEisTLEkxMP. Arthur ouss.ve. SIC ~
DIOKINsoN, Ashley Weed, CIT W. IIsth
piokiNsoS. stuart winthrop. sprinsasias
pop. H.l.ey Horbert. ws.h.wlsu. N. j.
EPPINoER Benjsn,in Rrsee. Camden.
FARRELL. Edward Joseph, sec Cufteu
eKsiSsiSS; q! S|!,ssfss T.z,ss yrs.pe.., IN.
HEWITT. john Joseph, %..Si sSi n 3. 6.
!. AuNTiNGToN. Charles Eliot. Fsii kivsr.
KARL, Ralph Boehm., Toledo, ohis. , !
KEENER. Edwin Rose, Columbus, Ohio.
KELLER, Leo John. Richmond. Mich.
KENEsTkfCK,, Harold George, Shelby,
KiNoS4AN. John Allen. South Hanover.
KNIGHT, John Jarrett. Lewis. W. Va.
LAMBOY, Leo. William, Milwaukee,
LINK, George Theron. Rockford, Ill.
MCCOY, wallace Walter. West Jefferson.
MeGAEEY. Fr.neis Denver. 100 Lee A..
McHuaH, Eugene Joseph, Lebanon. ia. y
MALLETT. Alfred Curtis. strstferd. Cean.
MALLOY. Charles William, sufflsld. Conn.
MARSHALL: Walter Cyru. Boise. 1dahe.
MEMO, Arthur Andrew, sei Linden a..
MEHEE. Er.ne,. y...ph, Jersey CITY.
MORRISON, Ddgar. Lowell, Masa
ORsoR, william Harold, - Brvvsest
PKRaSsiEik st +. }Sde. .s e. icon .sss.~
RiTTER. Robert R<inh.rt. 100 Fewsss
sssSs;DssSs' William. co. r. Iss.h IT.. Nov
SMITH, Edwin verson. Ada. Ohio.
SMITH, Howard Forman, Northampton.
SMITH. Ralph Seymour. wInssed. coa.-
SPENCER, Harvey, Orange, n. J.
STANTON, Charles Ashley, Hishtstown.
sTREHiLow. Rob,r, Carl. Omaha. Neb.
STREET, Arthur Cbayirs. Newark.
TAYLOR, Clifford Carlton. Saginaw. Mich
VAN DEUsUN. Edwin Judd. csnaJoharss.
~. Y.
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o. s. OFFERS COAL TO DUTCH.
Cease Sending Food tn Germany
only Restriction.

THE HAGUE, Oct. Is (delayed) AN
nouncement was made at the American
Legation here to-day that the United
States Government had offered to place
at this immediate disposal OF the Dutch
Government 100000 tons OF, coal
monthly for the next twelve months or
until the end Of the war. The coal Is
to be shipped In vessels sent from Hol-
lana. The only condition to this offer
is that Holland cease sending feod TO
Germany.
The United States Government sug-
gests that opinions be exchanged re.
gerdins tonnage required for this pur-
pose. which, II is suggested. might be
arranged for by the shipment OF the
balance Of grain to which Holland 10
entitled from American instead OF more
remote ports. This would insure quicker
ard more regular traffic. between the
United States and Holland. ...
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ANDREW FLETCHER
WEEDS MISS CAMP
Reception Follows Marriage
Ceremony in st. James's
Church, FOrdham. l,

Miss e. Dorothea Camp, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McISesson Camp.
was married In st. Jamess Church, Ford
ham. yesterday afternoon, 70 Andrew
Fischer. Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs.. An
drew Fletcher OF this city and Glen
Cove. L. I. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. De witt l.. Pelton.
Tho bride. who was given away by
her father. wore gown Of soft white
satin trimmed with point lace. and her
tuile veil was held with q .headdress
Of point lace. She carried bouquet Of
white orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Ethel Horner Simmons was maid
OF honor. Tbs other attendants were
Mrs. George Plat Brett, Jr., the Misses
Beatrice NJ. Beck, Marion II. Perry,
Jean Fletcher, Ellen q. McCarter and
Doris Taylor. the last named Of Spring
fsld. Mass Miss Simmons wore cos
tune OF gold colored satin and chiffon
end q hat of brown velvet. and she car
risd . bouquet OF autumn leaves and
bronze colored chryssnthsmums The
other attendants wore gowns Of gold
ooiored satin yelled with pale green chif-
fon and hats Of brown velvet having
crowns Of brown ostrich feathers, They
carried bouquets of autumn leaves and
yellow chrysanthemums.
Ensign Gilbert Burton, Aviation
Corps. was best man. The usherg were
Lieut. Paul Smith. Naval Constructor
Sidney Russell. Ensigns John O'Rourke,
Stuart Johnson and Carroll b. Alker.
Gregory N. Camp. brother Of the bride.
snd William Reed kirkland. 4 recep-
ton followed at Fairlawn. the home OF
the brides parents In Morris Heights.
which has been taken by the knights
Of Columbus TO be used after November
1 as . convalescent hospital for soldiers.
After their wedding trip Mr.. Fletcher
and his bride will live at 1o1 East Sew
enty- fourth street.
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ROBBERS RANSACK
STOCKBRDGE HOME
Reward Offered for Return of
Jewels Stolen From Crown
inshield Cottage.

LENox, Mass, Oct. ls.--when Mrs.
Carl A. de Gersdorff OF New York arrived
In Stockbridge yesterday she found that
Konkapot Cottage. the residence of her
late father. Frederic Crowinshield, had
been entered and jewelry and q NINA
ture stolen. Entrance was made through
window. The house was ransacked
and the wine cellar broken into. Mrs
de Gersdorff to-day offered reward fol-
the return Of tho jewslry and painting
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Smith PritohetI
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Car
negle at Shadow Brook.
Mrs. william b. osEood Field gave q
luncheon at High Lawn House to-day
Mrs Henry Townsend scudder and Mia
Thayer Of Brooklyn are at the Red
lion Inn. Stoekbridge. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery
Mrs. Joseph II. Brazier and Miss q
Josephine BraSler OF Philadelphia ar
rived at Curtis Hotel.
BENJAMIN Weiiss has gone to New
York.
Mrs. Charles y. Grsenoush closed hsi
cottage to-day and went to New Yori
from Stockbridge.
Miss Mary X choats Of Boston ant
Mrs. Carl A. de dersdorff are visiting
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate.
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Flynn and M. rAbbe Leivk. both Oh
A delegation OF prominent, catholi<
women OF Baltimore this afternoon pre-.
sented the aged preiate with a maRnifi.
cent set OF vestments Cardinal Bourne
and the Bishop Of Northampton, Eng.
land. were present at the ceremonies,
Mgr. Nicola, secretary of the Apostolic
Deiegation In Washington. presented e
toe Cardinal . metal crucifix on which
were ivory figures Of Christ and the yir.
gin Mary.
Letter sent By Pope.
The following autograph letter from
the Pope accompanied the gift:
70 our beloved son, James Cardinal
Sooo~s, Archbishop Of Baltimore.
health cnd apostolic bencdtctton.
We have already received the good
news that during the coming October
on tho happy occasion Of the golden
jubilee OF your eplscopate, your fellow
ciuzens propose TO honor you with
signal marks OF their affection and
JOY. Indeed In 70 illustrious n MANNER
nave you won the high esteem of men
IN the sight OF all your fellow Ameri-
cans that IL can hardly be q matter Of
surprise that, not only your clergy
ane people bound to you by ties OF
ensction, but also men of every order,
should join In paying you honor.
with % great . throng OF well
wishers may you enjoy the fruits Of
your pisty and religious observance
bearing In mind that an abundant
msasure Of reward In to DO expected
from Him VINO rendereth unto every
man. according to his works"
AZ for ourselves, we Join our CRATE
fui thanks with yours to the God who
has sustained you and moreover we
wish you Joy to be augmented by our
own congratulations. for indeed II 10
pleasing TO w 10 fold In our fatherly
embrace those who like yourself have
labored long In the offices OF the Good
shepherd. We are sending to you q
souvenir OF the happy day, which at
tho same time 10 testimony of our
affsction for you. .. ..
Special Indulgence Granted.
Moreover. beseechins God to favor
ably regard your suppiications we en-
power you. In our name. on the day Of
your Jubilee at the solemn sacrifice 70
blexs those present, announcing n
pienary indulgence to be rained BY
following the usual conditions. And as
. pledge OF heavenly rewards and as
proof OF our own affection for you, be-
loved son. We lovingly in the Lord I'm
part 70 you and yours the apostolic
benediction.
Given at Rome ut st. Peters. on
this fourth day OF September. In the
year Of our Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and eighteen. and the nth Of
our pontifcate.
BENEDICT, p. p. XIV.
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OBITUARIES.
LIEUT.. JOHN wHITALL.

Lieut.. John whitail. Army Air Ser
vice. died Thursday in the service OF his
country Of pneumonia in Chicago. aged
Before entering the ssrvice = year and
o half ngo he was employed In. the bust
ness department Of the Epentna Post.
He was q son OF Sarah ana the late
Thomas wistar Whitail and 10 sur
vived by his wife. Mabel Henry Whitall,
and two children. John and Nathalie.
Funeral services were held In St
Mary's Methodist Episcopal Church.
Davis and Castieton avenue, West New
Brighton, Staten Island. yesterday at
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. John Blair MacAfee OF
Ardmore. Pa, and the Mount, Ascot
England. have announced the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Catharine
Haines MacAfee, to Lieut. Paul Still
well Brinsmade. Air Service. U. 8. A..
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newman
Brinsmads OF 81 West Forty ninth
street Lieut. Brinsmade was gradu
atsd from Yala In 1919 and served with
Squadron A on the Mexican border ir
1915. He has been in France since
last February.
Announcement was made yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Solomon OF
ei0 Riverside Drive Of the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Phyllis Solomon
to Harold Rosentha1.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS +,
HONORED ALLIES
England, France and Italy
Send Testimonials for
Golden Jubilee.
SPECIAL GIFT FROM POPE
Pontifrs Letter Pays High
Tribute to Good Works
Of Prelate.

AAlrIMopz. Oct is.--Cardinal Gibbons
vss the recipient to-day Of testimonials
and congratulations from Great Britain.
France and Itaiy on his episcopal golden
jubilse, which occurs Tomorrow and the
observance Of which began to-day. Ths
Yrsnch commission arrived this evening
with the good wishes and congrAtuia-
tons OF the French oovsrnmsnt and tins
are MET. Eugene L. Julian, BiHhop Of
Arsas; MET. Baudriilart, rector Of the
catholic University Of Paris: ~. rAbbs
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MARRIED

nAxfER-vAN pEvBNrER.--At o..
Miehsers Church. New York city. o.
tobsr 10, 1919. st $3.50 p. n. Mas
GLADYS Rsmssn Van psvsntsg and Mr..
Charles Ninturn Baxter, IT.
BuRKB--sTRABELLA. ana Mrs. w.
u etrabsiia announce the marriage Of
thsir daughter. Augusta oiiist, 10 Mr..
Alan Thomas Burke. y. Q. n. n y, on
saturday, October 10. 1919. ~ iie
Riverside Drive. New York city.
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ROBERT WESTERMAYER.

Robert westermayer. for many years
proprietor OF a drug store In Port
Chester. N. Y. was killed by an auto
mobile in Sumerville, N. j.. according
20 a telegram received by his daughter,
Mrs. Frederick @. Schmidt. yesterday.
He was 90 years old. His wife, three
daughters and one son survive
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Destroyer BasIey Launeh.d

NEWPORT NEws, Va. Oct. 1s.ZThe
destroyer Bagiey. named for Ensign
Worth Bagley. the FIRST naval offioer
killed In the Spanish American war. was
launched here to-day. with Mrs. Adelaide
Worth Bagley, the officers mother, act
ing as sponsor. Secretary Daniels and
Mrs. Daniels, sister of Basley, were
present
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EVERETT H. GEDNEY.

Everett H. Gedney. editor Of the Rye.
NJ r, CArontcIs, died yesterday at the
age Of 80. He was the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George H, Gedney OF Rye. He
took over the Chronicle about year
ago when its editor. William A. Darsey,
enlisted in the army. In the fall of
1871 he became . partner Of Benjamin
r. Gedney and edited the Port Chester
Record.
Besides his widow and mother q
daughter and four brothers survive
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HIRAM N. ADAMS.

Hiram NJ. Adams died on Friday at his
residence. 1s2 Eldert street. Brooklyn. az
ter short illness He was born in
Brooklyn In 1859 In the Fourteenth ward,
where he took an active part in Demo
cratic politics.
Mr.. Adams WAS q member OF Typo
graphical Union No. and OF THE EVE
NiEo SUN chapel, and was formerly en-
ploycd on the Brooklyn Times and the
New York Press While president of
Typographical Union No. 9s OF Brooklyn
he was a delegate to the International
Typographical convention. Mr.. Adams is
survived by a wife and several children.
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WILLIAM D. HUMPHREYS.

William d. Humphreys, for thirty-six
years cashier OF the TaTrytown National
Bank, died yesterday at the home OF his
sister In White Plains. He had been
III two years. Mr.. Humphreys started
the bank with the late d. Ogden Bradley
OF Dobbs Ferry. who was president He
was IN his SEVENTEEN year
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Pare Out of Danger.

DOR to Great Britain, who Ia II at st.
Lu,<e's Hospital. has 80 much improved
that the daily bulletin concerning his
condition will be discontinued. II was
announced yesterday. DR.. Lambert, the
attending physician. said: "Ambassa-
dor Page is holding his own. He In
greatly improved and seems to be out OF
danger"
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WOMEN LAWYERS GIVE DrNNEI
Form Organization, a. Mems Bar
Association Excludes Them.

Association Excludes Them.
Twsnty-ons women lawyers who I've.
work. or both. In Brooklyn. and have
organised the Brooklyn women's Bar
Association. held their very Ora an
nual dinner at tho Imperial. Sutton
street and Red Hook lane. Brooklyn, last
night. The speakers were brooklyn
JudgeA i.-,.
Miss Helen p. Mccormick the. nrst
woman Assistant District Attorney in
Kings county, yice-prssident OF the as
ISOLATION, presided. She explained the
organizations existence by saying that
women lawyers are ineligible to menu
bership In tho Brooklyn bar Associa-
ton
The other speakers were Miss Amy
Wren. president OF tho association. and
Judges Marcus B. Campbell. Norman 8
Dixie. Charles J.. McDsrmott, J. Grattnn
McMahon and Robert II. Roy OF the
County Court; District Attorney Harry
Il. Lewis and Frederick o. Martyr, Re-
publican nominee for County Judge
Judge Dixie told the women they could
depend upon him to do what he could
70 help make them eligible to member
ship in the mems association. .., g..
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Sir Edward had q long career at the
British bar and was distinguished as an
arbitrator in both national and inter-
national disputes. He was arbitrator
between the United States ana Mexico
in tho Pious Funds case in 1909 and
between France and Germany on the
Casa Blanca incident in 1909. He was
first British pienipotentiafy to the
Hague Peace Conferences In 1907. Sir
Edward was 81 years old and was the
author Of several essays and treatises
on legal and other subjects.
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New ship Launched at NewhuTsh,
~ the Associated Pssss.

NBwBURdH, N. r. Oct 1.-THE New
windsor. 5000 ton freiShter built for
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, was
launched here to-day. A third vessel,
the Poughkespsie. will be launched next
month. - = :. - - ? - p
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Urges Suffrage IN Philippines.

MANILA, p. l., Oct Educational pro-
hibition. woman suffrage and regulation
Of food and fuel supplies to ocean and
interisland shipping We're recommended
by Gov. Gen. Francis Burton Harrison
in q message converting the Philippine
Com Rreas yaDtArday.
The sun., 1918-10-20
srY0nMsTIoN WANTED.

rtsgs was sarah 0.rtruds !Drisooll or sadie
time OF her death In December. 1915, NJ
Goshen. Orange County. N. r. Information
wss,sd q. 70 A:s f.niiys h:INs s =, law And
torney, walden, Orange Co. N. z.
The sun., 1918-10-20
SIR EDWARD FRY.

LONDON, Oct 1s.--Sir Edward Fry
formerly Lord Justice Of Appeal. died
at Failand House, near Bristol. yester-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

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