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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
Irish REJECT PLAN
\ u Sweeney Declares That Lloyd
Georges New Sop IL Not Of
fcrcd In Good Faith.

That the new homo rule bill which
Lloyd George Is said to be about to
Introduce In tts British parliament.
"Hl not be acceptable to the Irish
people. Is the opinion OF A. i.
Sweeney, state chairman for Okla
homd of m" American CommisaiSn
un Irish Independence.
Lloyd Georges latest attempt at
not s"ttiing the irish question Ia Ike
AI. SIMILAR attempts said Mr.
Sweeney There IL absolutely no
good faith behind IT, His bin IL in
tended purely and simply To throw
Il KmOk" screen over the I-esent
conditions In ireland and at the same
Tim" Try To discre,lu the work Of
President de valera and the irish
republic by pretending that the
British parliament is offering the
liish people the samc Kind OF gov
eminent which the people OF the
United states enjoy
such clumsy arheme could not
originate in any other except an
English brain, The idea or compar-
INK 'ho United States government.
which * the greatest republic thc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
A HONEY CHARISTMAS
Boys OF Y. NJ. c. A. 10 be-
Given Gtl iuinc Entertainment
Thursday.

A touch OF home viii be inclnded
In tho cele bration OF Christmas at
The Y. NJ. c. a this year. The
dormitory boys will have a Christ
mas tree In the lobby. which Will
be decorated, and around which wlll
be placed Christmas presents which
come 10 the "l" for the boys. At
o. clock Christmas morning "A bugler
Will sound reveiile through the halls
of the dormitory aAd the boys will
flock downstairs and gather around
the fireplace. They won I even have
10 stop to dress, for the front door
will he locked and the lobby will he
long to them alone. There will be
candy and nuts and everything 10
make "a cheerful Christmas. Anyone
having gifts for the dormltory men
may bring them to the and have
them placed on the tree. An effort
is being made to make Christmas In
the "I'' lobby ~ homelike as pos
sibie. There are $50 men living
IN the "Y' dorm,tory--th there would
he more II there Was room for them
Many of these meop are not able 10
get TO their own homes Christmas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
TULSAN VICTIM
OF TRAIN WRECK
John o. Hopper Is Listed
Among the Dead at
st. James.

That m" John o. Hopper ~ West
Virginia ustcd In the press dis
patches among IA" dad IN .thr
il.rp upIn wreck at ~ James. Mo.
sunday va John 30 Hopper of
IuI.t.t tn iuc confident houof or the
officials ~ the Cuiycrs,al Motor
company. who have had "A man Of
mat nam" On their payroll frr tho
past eight months
Iedcgtamz. received hy The coin
rauy from h. Frisco authorities at
springfield Monday afternoon give
eI. % definite descriptions "f iG"
t'Ai man. oven 10 the clothing he
"uIr thit local friends ~ Hopper
Expressed themselves as certain he
WIS ilv wreck victim
Hupprr was - }'afH old ana q
Master Mason he lcu here Shtur
dH} night tu spend Christmas wlih
u- father and brothers Who I1yc at
liontuu. Tenn IN" body in now IN a
morEuc ar ~ james
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
ShdiCnee Girl wiz
Represent Kendall
at Student Meeting

q IN. Young WomcnH Christian
association Of Kendall collrr" VIII
hD represented at the Information az
student Volunteer convention 10
be- held IN pes Moiues. Iowa. De
.cculbcr 5o-January I hy Miss
Edith Grcy OF shawnee. ok'a.
srutrut ~ tn" collegiate depart
m,u' ana member of the Cpi.'g"
\ " board Bciegatos 10 me
number 81 1000. from alt over the
world. are 'Xtccted az thr confer
creur" Which viii be devoted to
iu-pIri'Iohal addresses on mission
drv activities IN every land and NJ
every sort Among IA" speakers
viii bc the we'll known John Is
Mott. International president OF
fhc Y VI { A II was thought fur
a while that this conference,
which ~ held every four years.
would have 10 he postponed be
cause ~ the coal situation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
Y DIRECTORS NAMFI
Personnel Increased From =,
Election u Take Place nnS
Ing Tuesday.

At the annual election y, i
board OF directors OF the ! ~ = \
to be held Tuesday. seven ma,',
are TO be elected. The term. '"'.'i
T., Bennett, B. W. Grant y
Bryant T.. II. Kemp and 9 n "a
more will expire and the boa,t.p p
ing increased from l. I, II %
bers. The five whose tnrp5s a NV
nave been renomlnalod ana /, ass|
tion the following names h,v. G ~.
placed In nomination. " NJ p.s'1 ~
r.. T.. Dix, w G. Franklin "
S,ahl, W c. Mundt, II G Ra,n,
E. W. jacob. Balloting ty 10Y
members will continue from a.
to \ y, M. =
Other members OF the hos,,
whose terms do not expire This ys.'
are II. G. Tyren. Lee Leyor,ns
r.. Hopkins. Harry II Rogers = =
Huston, j. A. Hall. G. T.. bgf,.si1 =
=. Avery, T., H, Qberholi1rg and r b
IIarwell. %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
nnld Community Ircr-

There viii b" & community iIoc
AZ r,rsj aud I.rc streets West Tulsa.
r. VIII be Ugnlrd Wednesday
evening and Will be- lighted c,rry
evening un'N Sew Years Weather
permitting. the puhlic schooI chill
drou under the leadership ~ Miss
Grace Eurkholior Will sing Christ
mas carols al 4 Urluck Christmas
cyo. afor wSlGh she Nnlarone.
baptist and Wesley Community
churches viii each have its own pro-
gram.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

That they may have n joyou.c
mas. nevertheless, ls the aim
IN charge Of the pteparatlosSV " hs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

4 Tickle IL The Beginning
OF throat cold or painful cough.
HAYES "HEALING TONEY Stops
the Tickle by Healing the Throat
CSC per bottle --Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Chlldren's regulation cloth
dresses for everyday and
school wear, and made OF
good quality French serge,
with collars rim med In
white or red braid: emblem
done in white and red;
shown In navy blue and In
black; sizes 5 to IA years.
These are all dresses In the
prevailing styles for young
girls-youthful types at once
appealing TO ones good serv-
ice and practicability. offered
at n tidy saving.
Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
Table Linens
Remnants

Bolt-end pieces OF pretty tahln
linens in IL to 9la- ward
Lengths. Some are slightly
soilcd from handling, others are
not There are many desirSgIr
patterns 70 choose from in I'd,
wide range OF the different
qualities. These are exceptional
values very specially priced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
MILDLY Flannel.

Atwood flannel IN a prac.
teal, serviceable quality FOR
MILDLY blouses; 3S inches
wide; shown In navy. scarlet
and white. 4 ~
SpecIal ....... l.LO
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
Women's Cotton
Crepe KimonoS
in Pretty Patterns
Priced $3.95--$4.95

Attractive Japanese cotton Crepe Kl-
monos with large. flowing sleeves.
which. together with neck and down tho
front. are bound with white crepe, en-
broidery In white; rose. light and Copen
blue, pink and lavender to choose from.
Fourth Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
CMny Linens
New for Christmas

Si-Inch New Cluny Center
pieces In pretty de- 10 IN
signs Best quality. lS.CU
38+inch Cluny Centerplcces
Fabcy and new - M
each ,...,,.. ,........... sOV
Moses shop Fourth Floor
i2 in Doilies IN pretty patterns ,Aec
8 in. polles in pretty patterns. Soc
Sin. Doilies In pretty patterns. 26c
All OF them match up.
lsS2s Oval Scsris. very fancy 1900
1890 Srsrfs In pretty designs $500
IsI5t Scsrfs In pretty designs. $500
1884 Scarfs In pretty designs Sc so
lsS72 STARTS In pretty designs, 5000
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
Special in
W00IeNs
Children's
Dress PIaids

Medium weight plaids in
fast, washable colors for
school dresses. pretty color
combinations. SO inches
special T'sy. In. =. ...a' =. 35c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
New Shipment
VOmeN'S Bath Robes
Just in Time to Offer for
Gifts at 20% Discount

We'll made. OF blanket cloth and cor
duroy with silk cord girdles and fins
ished down the front. neck and
sleeves with wide satin bands. In
rose, cherry blues and purple.
Fourth Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

sizes II TO Is years; made OF beautiful
quality red flannel. trimmed with white
braid and emblem in red and black; cat
rtRl and comfortable. These are eNcep-
tional MILDLY blouses to be had at any
thing like this price.
Fourth Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
CHllNren'J
Silk and C20th Dresses
in sizes from 8 to Ia years
at n Discount Of 20%

Beautiful dresses for girls 6
to IA years. fashioned OF
choice quality tAffeta, with
straight blouses and fun
gathered skirts. Some have
collars OF self-material. 9TH
ers are rutfled, while a num-
ber have touches of hand en-
broidery.
These are dresses OF pleasing
character offered at very
timely reduction OF 20 per
cent. They are In styles de-
slrahle \ for holiday parties.
Select early for satisfactory
choice.
Secont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
Specials in
Fine Silks
Embroidered
Ceorgette Crepe

Embroidered Ccorgcttc trcIt
- Unusual embroidered ct-
fects In silver for striking
afternoon and evening gowns.
fun 30 Inches wide. . az
The yard. special. OsOO
Fine Silk Shifting
Fine SILK Shirting -Fascin-
ating new patterns OF raro
beauty and extra choice quail
ity. La Jerz, Radiurn and
Broadcloth silks OF fine tex
ture; SO inches wide, . TX
arhe yard. special. -. -. -
Black Satin
Black Sat ms Excellent
quality black satin for
Christmas gifts and shown
In wonderful qualify; 80
inches wide. The IN
yard, special .... -. -
Black Peau de Sole
Black Pcau Dc SoIcs Fine
quality peau de soie with
satin finish. in black only, for
dresses and skirts; 80 inches
wide The yard, q m
special .,...,...,.. De lC
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
Strom Serge

Woolen serge. 80 inches
wide and medium weight
for children's skirts and
school dresses; a good as
sortment of colors. on.
Special .-.......... OJC
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD WEEKLY MEETING

III the regular meeting of lie lsnlrd
of County Commissioners today the
following dispogals of business Mis-
made:
Ieetition from resident nf The E'0lirtii
Issstlict requesting hat repaifs br
made iii the new cut road was re:
ferred 10 Mr.. Freebooter and tlie Coun.
II Engineer
i resolution was passed Il maintain
the salaries III seepcfs y tae Liver
view Ferry at the Increased rate grant
cd April md 1918 Police officers sak
aries in the second and Fifth Districts
Nere also includcG iii this resoInti0n.
"A letter from .sames Il Cfoweti, OF
Baltimore, requested the attention of
m 9oard TO the rial from Reyell sta.
ton fG the Severn river VIZ referred 20
E.r. disney ane Engineer Hayman.
Complaints on the condition of he
road ta.tweoa The han,eyara and Round
Ray we're referred TO the engineer and
aar. Disney
An q. del. was pas "A that III holders
.of ecuafy rer, sates Issued on levy 81
1910 lie notified rFess'ls ths. F;tiasr U
lie County Treasurer for payment on
lilly II, 1919. as interest on said GER
t4fcates will cease on said date.
Mcssrs Myers and Hardasiy we're
named as a committee to engage 2
ferTyInan TO operate Riyesview Ferry
from August 1st. 1919.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
WEEKLY REPORT
OF w. C. c. SERVICE

Secretary j. II Roland. 81 the War
Camp Community Service. submitted
today his weekly report for the week
ending July 49, The report shows
that .160 service men visited the clnh
during the week, and 256 lunches
were served.
AT the dance on Thursday night l75
service men were in attendance and
100 girls No note In taken now of the
namler Of letters mailed from The w,
G. 6. S. rooms In the State ArmOry.
a vaudeville show will he given
tonight In tho Armory for service men,
ex service men and their friends. after
which there will be dance, and the
usual Thursday evening dance under
the patronage of the War Camp Com
munity Service will be held on Thurs
day night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
CAPITAL UNDER
NEW OWNERSHIP

81 indicated ii Tie editorial columns
OF this issue of the Isyening Capttals
the ownership of the paper has passed.
from Messrs. W Meade HolIaday,
Charles H Lee, Winson q Gott and
Philip Morgan. constituting the Capi-
tai Publishing Company. 10 Isidgeig r.
Melvin.
The negotiations had leen pending
for several days and we're consum-
mated i'll Late hour last night, when
the contract was signed The prop
erty Involved III the new purchase IN
ciudes all Of the plant. equipment
business and good will of tie former
oWAers. making up ! newspaper and
job printing estat lishmcnt of high
order. Tic statements Of the former
aWners and@ @the new owner found
elsewhere In this issue. gige fafsher.
reference To the matter
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
SEVERELY INJURED
BY FALLING MIRROR

y s
While She was seated AT tho dinner
table this noon Miss Croft, sister Of
Col Edward Croft. 81 A US So
yerely injured by large plate glass
mirror which fell from tlie wall ehinl
her chair, striking her On the head
The mirror and frame were very
heavy, weighing oil least q hundred
and fifly pounds Tile accident WIS
caused hy the breaking Of wires BY
which Ii hung
Failing from height Of about fiye
5feet the entire force given BY the
great weight OF the mirror struck Miss
Croft on the head
DR. Is. d Henkel and DR. coady. Of
the Naval Hospital were Immediately
called. and prompt atteniion was given:
Tie doctors said that her escape from
fatal injury was romarkal le
Miss Croft suffered stroka 81 par
alysis about year ago. The accident
occurred af Col. Croft's home, isss
Prince George street.
"a strange feature of the accident
Is that. though the frame Of the Mrs
ror was shattered. the glass itself
was undamaged by the fall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
New City Council
Meets First Time
Mayor Levy Gets Gavel and Tells His Aims
Officers Elected, Committees Namedand
Charter Commission Directed
THREE NEW OFFICIALS ELECTED

The new city Council, with Mayor
! John j Levy presiding. held It's first
regular session Yesterday evening
While the disposition to get right down
10 the things which concern the public
interest were in clear evidence from
the start. there we're several pleasant
instances which were naturally con-
neeted with the first session Of d
new Council.
Mayor Levy was the recipient OF d
handsome white gaVel, which he said.
ne hoped, would be the symbol Or not
authority only. but Of the deliberations
ID which ne would participate for the
city's interests. shortly after the
meeting convened Mayor Levy spoke
az follows 10 his associates:
Il have been summoned BY the cleo
tnrate of Annapolis 10 preside over
the deliberations 81 this Council and
Isorer the affairs and destinies III our
city government for the ensuing two
years
Il fully realize the grave response
Dilities devolYing upon me ali this
time. and am well aware of the ar
dunns and laborious duties that con-
front me Therefore IN grateful ac-
acknowledgement Of the high honor con
ferred upon me. desire 10 state pub-
llcly tonight that shall. through close
application 10 business principles. give
to the people of Annapolis the best
that Is in me- so that may merit the
affection, and command the respect of
our citizens, and if at the end Of my
term. my conduct Or affairs shall prove.
satisfactory 10 the people, Will feel
amply compensated for my time and
efforts.
Bnt. ariently as may desire these
things TO happen, my work will be for
aaought II do not get the earnest as
sistance and hearty cooperation or
the members of this body Therefore.
II charge you to work assiduously upon
ali and any matter that may he re-
ferrcd to you BY virtue of your ap-
pointment upon committees which
shall announce later. The eyes OF the
people of Annapolis are upon us. and
great things are expected TO be ac-
lcomplishcd by this Council There
fore. let me urge you to do yonr work
efficiently: do II pleasantly, and, more
over. do Il thoroughly SO that at the
expiration Of your term of Office your
reward may be the encomiums and un
stinted praise Of d satisfied people
II was al the conclusion Of these re-
marks that the presentation was made
By Alderman Taylor, one Of the new
members Alderman TAYLOR made the
presentation on behalf Of a number OF
young friends of Mayor Levy and him
self. chiefly Of the Second ward, who
had been active IN the recent primary
light and In the election
Alderman Smith spoke a few words
IN connection with the address Of
Mayor Levy. expressing bis confidence
In the Mayor and his intention Of help
Ing him in every way
Mayor Levy announced the appoint
ment OF the following committees
Finance huffman smith, Russell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
ST Johns TO OPEN
WITH FULL ENROLMENT
Applications Already Received
Sufficient TO Fill DoTrni-
tories TO Capacity
OPENS SEPTEMBER 18TH

Applications which have already
been received In the presidents office
Of st Johns College indicate that the
college viii have an extra large en-
rollment for the year of 1919 20, Whcih
viii open on September 18th Even
this early In the period when appliea-
tions are beginning tO come In there
have been about fifty enrollments Of
atudents lii the freshmen class With
the old students who will return this
will make up number II 1T least
Two hundred members OF the student
body next year. and this number IL
suisicient to fiji the dormitories of
tho college
II Il still early In the season Qf en-
rollmenf, and the number og appiica
tlons SO far is considered very high
There Ii no doubt that many more VIII
be received before the college open &,
and the question Will then Be one of
nnaing room for nil of the students.
st Johns Is badly III need of i new
dermiiory Last year the slormit lries
were 30 filled that Il was impossible
FOR all of the students to remain ali
The college, and special arrange
mont Was made whereby the Two fra 4
lernity houses were utilized This
crowded condition existed not only
while the s. A. II 6 was operative, hut
after Ii had stopped and there Ii no
Indication that this year will !1ring d
ehlnged condition In fact, II looks
al II the enrolment this year may be
even larger.
Explanation 0f the popularity of st.
Johns Is found In the fact that Il made
such splendid record during the war.
and has again been designated by the
sVar Department as d distinguished
college When the S a. 4. C was
slefnobllized Ii Was at once made 4
senior unit of the n, q, f. G, Under
akss r. gusnsnt the students III the
college will be furnished with one
uniform each year at the ex
pense of the Department. Those stu-
dents who have completed TWO years
Of military training are also given
communication Of rations, amounting To-
Gis 90 per month This makes the ex-
penses of the student considerably
lower and gives q material aid to many.
students who could not otherwise att
tend college.
With the lnrge number Of students
who will attend st Johns this year
The prospect for athletic teams seems
good. and II Is expected that q nun
her Of very good athletes Will be de-
yeloped from members Of the new
freshman class.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
NAMED
FOR COMING CARNIVAL
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Ladies
Auxiliary For Firemcn's Fe,e
Completes Details
THOSE WHO WILL HELP

Rain did not iampen lie arlor of
the ladies auxiliary oi Rescue Hose
Company. Who turned out last night
Iii large numbers To attend The meeting
ii the headquarters West street Mrs
Alraim Moss, chairman presided af
the meeting which was an enshnsiastic
ono. keen interest being manifested
Rescue Hose Company will hold It's
carnival from August rs 10 So, In
elusive The following Is the person
mel Of the committees
Mrs Abram Moss. Chairman: Miss
Louise Chance. secretary
Ice Cream Mrs Berton Glow
chairman: assisted Iy Mesdames VIM
Boctler, III II. cestner. James Nichols,
Thomas Martin. Thomas Sweeney.
Chas. stewart. Harry Boetler. VIM.
Dove. Louis Donaldson, Samuel Rawl-
ings. Misses Eleanor Smith. Beatrice
donaldson, Ruth Rroek. Nettie May
kenchIngton, Margaret Crawford
Cake Tai le Mrs. John Engelkc.
chairman. assisted III Aiesdames A. s.
Fenton, j. Al Lloyd. George Rawlings.
r, III. pantaleo Misses Julia Taylor,
Lillian Sullivan Winnie Rawlings.
Candy Table Mrs Leonard Clark.
chairman; assisted hy Mrs n Il Hop
pinl1 Misses Gladys Jones. Imelda
tsestner. bertha Lee Francis stehle.
igertha Olerry. Augusta Brown, Marie
Callahan, Nellie Jones, Louise Chance
Fancy Talle Mrs Geo McNcW.
assisted hy Aiesdames M IL.
isasil, John Kramer. VIM Niedeaelds
l8essie King. Caroline Basil, Rela Pax
ton. Reba Book.
Soft Drinks Mrs Earl Owens.
chairman; assisted by Mrs William
Owens.
Fish Pond Miss Audrey Sliipley
assisted Iy Misses Emily Rawlings,
Bath Curry. Isal ellie Shipley.
donations are being solicited and
any one desiring ID donate cake. candy
fancy articles or articles for the ilsh
pond may notify any members of the
committee, or the chairman, Mrs.
AIram Moss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT
AND SOLD RECENTLY

Mrs. Bessie Lipman has purchased
lot ali West street extended frSan
Mrs. Anna Schmidt.
Thomas S. Hopkins and wife have
purchased 4 lot and dwelling from
Mrs. Mary e. King. onNJohnson Place.
Mt. Robert &. Mckee has purchased
a lot 1T Arnold Heights from Charles
Lederhos
Robert Il Sears has purchased q iol
AT Wesf street extended from Mrs
ANNA Schmidt
C. Richery Wlnters0n has purchas sec
4 lot az West street extended zrOnl
Mrs. Anna Schmidt
All of The above transactions wert
executed through the agency Of Chaa
II. Lee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
AB1g no BE OFT AGAIN

Mr.. Tran Faubie, the polite and
obllging clerk in the office Of Mr.. vii
liam II. Wo0dwafd, Clerk OF the C0Hst.
who has beeaa confined to his honne
Tor the past weok or ten days, sulfss-
ing from an attack OF appendicitis. ~
again able to be out. and il belng
greeted " his many friends
M. Fauble reported for duty at llae
Court House today At his ogAcs ID
the Court House.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-22
DEATH CLAIMS
THOMAS g. McNEW

After d brief illness. Thomas G, Nc
New. son os mr. and Mrs n 81 Nc
New died yesterday afternoon al his
parents residence. I9l West street
The deceased was III his 18th year.
and. besides his parents, II survived
t,y three brothers. Messrs Arthur Me
New. Of Philadelphia WILBUR and
George, of Annapolis. the latter u the
for The Superintendent Of
the Naval Academy.
One sister Mrs Charles Tucker.
Also survives The funeral viii take
place Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, from the home of the parents.
Mt. and Mrs G 81 McNew l3I West
street