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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Samuel Crossley

The funeral of Samuel Crossley. for
many years engineer on the police boat
King, will take place this afternoon
from his residence, 5910 Spruce street.
Mr.. Crossley, who was seventy seven
years old, died Sunday after long ILL.,
ness. He was the Oldest of the harbor
police hoat engineers and was also one
of the dcst men in the Department of
Public Safety. He is survived by a
widow and several children. In addi-
tion to the men attached to the police
boat King, members of Curry Post No.
lS, G. A. r., will attend the funeral.
Interment will be private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Deaths of a Day
MISS HELEN NEWBOLD
Member of Prominent PhiIadeIphia
Family Dies at Haverford o.


Family Dies at Haverford
Miss Helen Newbold, of 260 Sout,
Twenty first street, member of q
prominent Philadelphia family. died
yesterday at Haverford where she had
taken an, apartment for the summer,
She had been i'll for long time, but
her condition did not become critical
until about week ago.
Miss Newbold. who was more than
eighty years old, was the daughter
of Michael and Esther l.. Newbold
Her father once owned the site at
League Island on which the Philadel
phia Navy Yard is now located.
Her nearest relatives are several
nieces, one Of which is Mrs. Edward
Lowber Welsh. Another niece is Mrs.
Fl. e. Reddelien Liegnitz, Germany,
who was Miss Josephine Hollings
worth. Since her marriage, more than
aSquarter of century ago, Mrs. Red :
delien Liegnitz has been living abroad
but before the war visited her aunt al :
most every year. Miss Newbold had
been looking forward to visit from
Mrs. Liegnitz late in September or
early in October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
p. r. T. Force to Hold Picnic

The Operative welfare association
of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company will hold its first annual pic
mic and athletic carnival at Willow
Grove Park on September 3 and 4
Community singing. led by Homer A
Rodeheayer, and addresses by Lieu
tenant II. G. Nilsson. a survivor of tho
famous First Canadian Division, vii
be features of the picnic and carnival
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
CONSIDER PAY RISES
Board of Education to Act on Ap-
peals Of 800 Employees

The demand of 800 employees of the
Board of Education for increases in
salaries will be considered this after
noon. when the finance committee meets
at the Keystone Building, Nineteenth
street below Market.
Under the provisions of the Wood
ruff bill, all teachers in the public
schools will receive % per cent in
crease in salary at the beginring of the
school year, September s, but the bill
makes no provisions for janitors, engi-
neers and clerical assistants employed
by the board.
The committee members who will
consider the appeal for salary advances
are John Wanamaker, Henry r. Ed
munds, Simon Gratz. former Judge
Dinner Beeber and John Story jerks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
North Broad st. Sewer to Be Asked

Chester Z. Albright. chief of the
bureau of surveys, plans to ask Coun-
ellis next month to authorize the lay
ing of sewer in North Broad street
from Olncy avenue to Sixty eighth
avenue. north. The sewer, according to
Mr.. Albright, is contemplated as part
Of the extensions for which general
provision is made in the $12,970 ,OOO
municipal loan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
offers Reward for Missing so,,

A reward for information regarding
the whereabouts of Samuel Constance.
sixteen years dfd, who disappeared from
his home; All Lake street, Glassboro.
n. j., on August %, has been offered
by Anfuso CONSTANCE, of Glassboro.
When he left home the boy wore n pair
of overalls and dark shirt. lie has
black hair, brown eyes and light com
plexion. @ E.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

The body Of John II. Thompson, &
seaman on the steamship Foster, was
recovered last night from the Delaware
river by the crew of police patrol boa
No. . Thompson fell from the decL
of the vessel while it was moored al
Pier No. 3, South WharveS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
One PhIIadeIphIan In Casualty List

The name of one Philadelphian is in
cluded in casualty list of fifty three
names made public by the War Deoart-
ment today. Private Patrick NJ. Ring.
52i2 Redman street, is listed as having
died from accident. :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
John E. Dunn

Oneco, Conn, Aug. 27.-John +.
Dunn, seventy years old, native of
Englandw, one of the most widely
known textile manufacturers in New
England, died at ClneyvilIe. II. l., yes
terday. He formerly owned the Penn
WooIen Mills, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Protest Deportation Of Hindus

The Robert Emmct branch, Friends
of Irish Freedom, at n meeting in this
city. adopted resolutions protesting
against the deportation of Tindus now
seeking refuge in this country. \ copy
Of the resolutions is to be forwarded
to the scnat:rs and congressman from
lCnnSNlNnniH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
DR.. Ralph r. BOYLE

DR.. Ralph r. Boyle died yesterday
at his home, 1922 Girard avenue, after
two weeks illness. He was graduated
from the Jefferson Medical College in
1888, and since that time had practlced
his profession in this city. DR.. Boyle
is survived by his wife, three sons and
two daughters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
81 YEARS ON FORCE
Sergeant Ames Resigns After Long
Service

Service
After thirty two years service on
the Philadelphia police force Sergeant
Albert Il. Amcs. fifty seven, of 13l
Ripka avenue. has resigned.
Sergeant AmcS was appointed to the
force by former Mayor Stokley in
1857. and was first assigned to
the Manayunk police station as a
district detective. He was later ad =
vanccd to the rank of sergeant and
transferred to the police boat Stoklcy.
on which he served fourteen years.
After that period he was transferred
to the Twenty second street and Hunt
ing Park avenue station, where he
served until his resignation yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
Reserve oHleers 10 oEaanlre

A meeting of the naval reserve officers
of the Fourth Reserve District ayill take
place tomorrow evening at s 80 O'Clock
AZ the Union League Club for the pur,
pose OF forming Philadelphia branch
ef Che national organization.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
GRATIS

y. Duen semblante; recobrara su am
Diclon, su amino su conhanZa en- ST
msmo, SERA listed UN HON.
BRE.
Las. mujeres igualmente necesitan
'nuXiterrarse," sobre todo elias a
quienes intermediates naturales de SUI
seNo las debilitan a menudo. Estos
desarreglos pucden mormalizarse v
paSar sin mayor mOlestias ST las Sc
noras toman Nuxiherro.
La epoca actual requiere hombres
iuertes, agiles saludables, llenos de
vida aunque de madura edad. mu-
JereS hermosas. de sangre pura, de
nervios tranqulos Y sonriente espi-
ritu; aSi mismo los memories necesitan
hero, nuxltierro, para que Sc desar-
rolien Ell hombres y mujeres robustos
y hermosoS, al iSual que la TERRA
necesita del abono para que la semilla
rompa precozmeLte eche raiccs
1uerteS y frutOs sabrosos. ~
n NCAIFlERl&O es la Ultima pala-
bra de la ciencia medica ell medicinas
a base de hierro organico, como pro-
-toXalato de hierro, hemoglobina, ade-
mas de contener nuX vomica, glicero-
tostato de calcio sodio arrenal.
todoS rcconstituyentes, estinulantes
y tferruginosos de los mas poderosos.
Los medicOs farmaceuticos reco-
miendan NUNIFlERRO porque cada
trasco lleva impresa su formula han
podido pueden aSi darse buena cuen-
ia de sus meritos. Procnrelo en- la
botica y 10 acepte ningtin otro prepa-
RADIO Ell su lugar. Olga sin titubear:
"Quiero Nu&-i-ferro.' ST su botica-
rio no 10 tiene pidaselo
The Porto Rico Drug Co. o ]. M. Blan-
co & Cia., San Juan; ]. j. Font g. Cia.,
Bayamon, San Justo Drug Store.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
les I'D. UNO DE ESTOS
HOMBRES?

ST ha perdido usted su ambicion y
su amino no podra gozar de los place
res de la vida. ST sc encueutre usted
nervioso, cansado, abatido, SIN descos
para NADIA. ST su pulse tiembla ha
perdido usted la conianza que todo
hombre debe tcner en- sismismo. ST
el mucho conner, fumar 0 beber, II
otras irprudencias de la juventud, han
disminuido su fuerza nerviosa con-
vertidole en- un hombre incapaz de
luchar y de veneer eli sus empresas,
arriesgando su porvenir Y su fsicidad
asl como la de sus seres queridos.
No Sc preocupe, no Sc morti6que
pueSto que la ciencia pone hoy a su
alcance, por solo unos cuantos cen
tavos, un medic rapido seguro de
transtormarlo ell Tin hombrc diierentc
ell un verdadero hombre. Naya donde
su boticario digale 'Deme un frasco
de NUXIEIERRO," tomelo con ARE
glo las instrucciones unidas al mis-
mo, por algunas semanas, V al cabo
de estas sc encontrara usted ser TN
hombre cambiado, diferente en- todos
conceptos. Aumentaran sus fuerzas:
su imagination Sc avivara; Sc calma-
ran sus nervios; recuperara sus carnes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Hoy dio principle a la zafra en- al
gunas colonias que pertenecen a Ia
Central Aguirre''. Sc nota. con tai
motive, gran movimiento de braceros
Ell competente farmaceutico Sc.
cretario de la junta local de instruc
cion, don Santiago Delfin. ha sido nom.
orado boticario municipal del pueblo de
Juana Diaz, para donde salio hace al
gunos dias.
Los ingresos EN-. ell nuevo presupues
TO de este municipio alcanzan a cua
renta cinco mil ochocientos doIares.
clfra que sobrepasa EN- mas de tres
veces Ell presupuesto del afio anterior.
Ell sueldo del Comisionado de obras
Puoicas, que 10 es asimismo, de ms
truccion. fue include Ell ell presupues
to municipal, 10 mismo que ell de los
demas jefes municipales nombrados re.
cientemente.
Ell Departamento de Sanidad no
permitira, bajo ningnn concepto. que
vendedores ambulantes, trafquen nor
las Gales con sus carretas. Seria bueno
que esta orden Sc diera conocer al
pueblo por medic de un volante.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
CuandO 'Un HOInbre eS I'm H0mbre''

Un hombre es un hombre cuando
su ceScbro esta siempre despejado.
Cuando rebosa dc cnergias, cs ambi-
cioso, sabc 10 Que quicre cuando 10
quicrc. Cuando el exito corona sus
cstuerzos, porque ticne conianza en-
81 mismo, conhanza que, unida a su
ambicion noble, le ayuda a veneer to-
dos los obstaculos. Cuando sus oios
tulguran con una brillantcz que de-
muestra abundancia de hierro en- su
sangre. Cuando pucde pensar con
actiyidad y correction, porque su
cerebro no le agobia la pereza. Guam
40 le es facil conccntrar su mente
en- sus ocupaciones trabaja con ra-
pidez sin mayor cansancio. Cuando
en- rcalidad disfruta de sus horas dc
rccreo, satisfecho de haber cumplido
con sus dcbcrcs de que tiene dere-
clio a gozar de sus placeres. Cuando
ducrme con tranquildad, porque Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
AvISO

A partir del lunes ocho de diciembre,
exhibiremos en- nuestro local dedicado
la venta de fon6grafos en- nuestro
New Building San Justo 35, un mag
nifico y variado surtido de JUGUETES
completamer.e nuevos EN- Ell mercado Y
traidos expresamente para estas PAS
CUAS. Ademas todos nuestros departa-
mentos han sido sur:idos con infnidad
de articulos TITLES, propios de la tempo
rada que vCndererlos a precios con be-
nefcios muy limitados. Augurando una
temporada de grandes ventas en- todos
nues.ros departamentos y especiaImen-
te en- los de JUGUETES con motive de
nuestro variado surtido y los precios
marcsdos, rogamos al pJblico que no es-
pere los iiltimos dias para hacer sus
compras y seran mejor atendidos.
'Tambien deseamos que nuestros ellen
tcs ToNIEN NoTA, que al igual que
o:ros aiios, durante los 6ias "a 81 de
Diciembre; 8 Y de enero. No Sc ha-
ran ventas CREDITo.
GONZALEZ PADIN Y co. INC.
SAN JUAN, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
vO0ss AJEsAs

p ssmpiimi~nfs fs 80 ashsrss So
80 inTvns naesffs ''prsspsssa" ERE.
seny nmesfrns eelnmnms > las imsslss.
ssais. dsi rais gas a~-ssiss. mas sus
ausca, ds "a ssepsraeisa ds sus ksm
hf-s Pensaiorss paFa 4us - pnstas 20
siha u re eompi@ia infssmmesaa e..
-eras srexi1ss fs1as ias issas ssfs
'ib'' sesfea e - preslema pplnte..
fsnfss - sstudle as tsaas los s.p.s
-. % 80 pu~da pisstsasss as.ssss
status ?. ~ ssas.wsiesss. - pasfi
darios e todas - soiaeaeaes s@saraa
igual d~r~eho asnaasn.s go ts.ss.
20 Estos - psbiisasfn sss Il a..
~ =. safsmes sakg8a
- ds So aat~ses. sia suya esmals.sa
Creemes inaseeearts dsss go. eaas
= indols ds ssss psitsies , 10 sai
- q 30 eseritefss qss dssssa rrss.
y - valio-s swaeussa. 80 aparses
aiaguaa fras. qss rssss .ssstaess
t@"~dor-- a b. pgissi,f.s - usssas
p~r'"palmsnts . niawuns - Do maa
svusv~--.- = N~esssss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

''Tiz' no soiamente Ie dara af.gIo
inmediatamente sino cue le confor-a
ra sus pies todos los diss. Va. p5dfs
usar zapatos mas pequsfos mas eie
gantes. "Tiz" extrac De los poros 81
veneno que produces IA hinchaz6n y
acaba con el doior de los callos.
C6mprese las pastillas do Tia en
la farmacia bahess los pies con Tiz'.
Y jamas tendra one sufrir dc pies hin
chados y adoloridos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

81 los zapatOs slegsntes ls apristsn
y cada pasO que listed da le atorments.
usted puede obtener alivio immediate.
mente Y terminsra de sufrir de pies
ardientes csnsados y sudorosos. Ter
mine con 81 tormsnto que Il caasa 81
usar zapatos estrechos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Jose Abino Alacan y Lugo. Compra
miel dc abejas, cera y cafe. vende ba-
rriles para miel, cuadros, cera estam-
pada, colmenas y toda clase de efectos
dc apicultura. Gale Alfonso XII No. 8
San German, p r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
iATEEcrOx. cTvDApArosr

IL NUNDo. - vsn1s sn q ssisa
Bsrbsria ''gi Msaeie - dsa saasla
60 Bonina.
sol g. Tes Ats. Pr Aavt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

realizar ese proyecto, que tan bene-
ficioso ha de ser para los nifios pobres.
PEPE CHERPE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

slente tan fuerte Y tan seguro de 81
mismo que no le teme al porvenir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Casi todos los pueblos de la isla
Sc uneven en- ell sentido de estable-
Ger comedores escolares, y ,aqui, en-
Carolina, que saben pedir mucho, ma
die Sc ha tornado la iniciativa para
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Tuberia y accesCrIos vende . prscios
muy haratos. La
FERRETERIA MERINo
Dan Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Los directories de 'Los Muchachos
Escuchas'' preparan una velada con
Ell proposito de reunir fondos con que
comprar los trajes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

I'D aAN IosE 81 90 i.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

FL sabado proximo pasado reunie-
ronse los maestros de este distrito con
objeto de- formar la association local
y Sc procedio elegir la nueva direc-
tiva, recayendo dichos nombramientos
en- los profesores: Jose L. Milan, pre-
sidente; Agustin Cabrera, vice; Tomas
Gonzalez Andino, Secretario; Francis
ca Rodriguez, tesorera; America Calde
ron, Luisa Vigo Justina Allande, vo
Gales. Para delegados la Asamblea
fueron nombrados los senores Milan y
Gonzalez Andino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06
DESDE CAROLINA DESDE SANTA ISABFI

En- la escuela de "Luis Munoz Ri
vera, y iniciativas del senior Mi
Ian, Sc ha tornado una sociedad en-
ire alumnos de los grades septimo, &C.
tavo noveno, con Ell fin de regular
zapatos los nifios mas pobres de
La localidad. Cada alumno Sc compro-
mete GANAR veinticinco centavos.
con los que contribuira al fondo que
con tai objeto Sc haga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-06

Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-01-14

Entering this Store on the opening
hour of sale, o'clock Wednesday
morning. So be in line as early as
possible for Just the first 100 ladies'
will be the lucky ones to get free
present.
The sun., 1919-01-09
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Lee Kugel announces the engagement -
Kathleen Mcdonnell FOR the leading role in
The Net" new play ny Msravene
Thompson. which will have I,s premier in
Sew York eRrly IN February. Miss Nc
Donnell has 1ust returned from an engage
ment In Australia. where she played for
twenty-five months,
George Gaul viii 10 an important mem
Der Of stuart Walkers company at the
Punch and Judy Theatre, who're the Walker
season Of short plays opens next Wednps-
dAy evening Mr.. Gaul VIII play the
Prophet in Dunssny's Tho Laughter OF
the Gods" and Fetrarch In R!ce's "A Night
In Mrs Tiske's new comedy Mis- Nelly
played BY Frederick Burt. Georges Rona-
Won't Irene Ieisuin0, Ho.a TRims Doris
Moore and Ben levin.
The two huutreith performance of
''Frirudly Enemies will he celebrated at
tho Hudson Theatre to night
The board Of directors of the Rlvoli and
Ratio theatres have appointed Hugo RE.
tres. succeeding Samuel L. Rothape
william FAVersham VIII be featured at
the Rvoli next week In The Silver King"
an adaptation OF tho famous play OF the
last decade.
The strand Theatre will present another
condensed version Of grand opera In sill
houet,e next weak when the Miserere from
Krolle tenor and Adele Bartlett soprano.
Men IN uniform are invited TO attend a
free performance Sunday night Of "Noth
ing but Lies" with william Golfer, A. the
IonEacre Theatre. and ot The GENTLE
wite" with Emily Stevens, at the Wander
bilt Theatre, under the auspices of the
stag. womens War Relief
The sun., 1919-01-09
DIR. VOORHEES, DIES
OF BATTLE WOUNDS
Hartford Clergyman's Leg
Shattered While Serving on
the TOul Front.

The Rev. John Brownlee Voorhees,
n. u. pastor Of the Asylum fI'll Con-
gregational Church Of Hartford, Conn,
died yesterday in New York Hospital.
DR.. Voorhees, succeeded the late Dr.
TwItchel, one OF the most noted divines
in the country, in 1912. His death was
due to pneumonia and septic poisoning
following wounds received while serving
with the Twenty-Sxth (Yankee) Di-
vision OF the United States Army In
France. Or. Voorhees, was with the
Young Mems Christian Association forces
at tho front
His funeral viii be held at the Asylum
Hill Church in Hartford tomorrow at
:t5 O'Clock p NJ. The burial will be at
Newburgh, N Y.
DR.. voorhees's leg was shattered last
June when he was at the front near
Toul, France His right arm was also
injured by bits OF shrapnel Three SOL
diers bore him TO the rear In the race
OF his protest that they should leave him
on the field. The minister was a great
favorite with the soldiers who applied
to him the friendly name Of Doe DR..
Voorhees, was graduated from Rutgers
College and was secretary OF the Dutch
Reformed Mission Board In New YORK
city before going TO the Hartford con-
gregation. He went to France In May,
1918. on a leave OF absence. with fuIl
salary from his church.
The sun., 1919-01-09
2 REPORTED KILLED
IN WAR ARE ALIVE
News From Corporal and Cap
tain Brings Happiness to
Two Families.

Another Of :he queer tricks Of the
War Departments casualty lists thrust
the family OF Corporal Martin V. Ryan.
Jr.. 405 West 124th street. into mourn
ing several weeks ago for a telegram
to his parents announced that Lieut."
Martin V. Ryan had been killed in an
alrplane accident in France.
New Years Day started sadly in the
Ryan home. II was the first year In
good many that the younger Martin was
not there to participate in the family
celebration. About noon. however, the
young soldiers mother answered "A ring
at the door and then nearly collapsed
from Joy. Other members of the family
hurried to her side and found a cable
gram IN her hand. 1t came from Tours.
France and read Happy New Year
Alive and well. Martin"
The man who was reported dead Is -
years old. lie went abroad with the
496jh Aero Squadron He never was
Lieutenant and an estgation showed
I. was another man OF +he same nanie
who was killed. Corporal Ryan wasn't
even wounded.
Still another mistake was made In N.
case o: Capt. 1oseph F. Outlet OF Kan
sas City. No. listed al killed in action
The Captain 81 Outlets company was
killed October 10. hut at that time Gull
let was a Lieutenant and was in hos
pital recovering from wounds, The death
OF tho Captain lifted Guile. to that rank
and IN the mixup he was listed AS killed.
He has written several letters to his rela
tives all of which bear dates subsequent
to the signing OF the armistice.
Major Weir Richie. reported dead
from accident and other causes" was q
The sun., 1919-01-09
Grant-MacDOuald.

Miss Marion Donald. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. William Stone Macdonald,
was married to Major Seward Grant of
the First ROYAL Montreal Regiment Of
Canada last evening in St Pauls Epis-
Copal Church. F1atbush. The Rev. Or.
Townsend Glover Jackson performed the
ceremony and the reception following
was held at the home Of the bride .
parents. 1905 Alhem7rlc road. Flathush
Miss Macdonald spent several months
in volunteer aid WORK in a naval in
frnary in England. She trained at tho
Military Hospital in Kingston. Ont.
Miss Edith Macdonald and Miss
Lillian Macdonald acted as bridesmaids
Lieut. Col Francis Everett Btrdsall Of
Canada served as best man and the
ushers were capt. Victor .. Curry OF
Montreal, Lieut.. George L. Elder OF
Brooklyn, T Gold,hwaite Sheriff. 81
rlathush and Melville NJ. Rogers OF
ottawa
The bridegroom has been wounded
twice and is in this country convaiesc!nS.
The sun., 1919-01-09

N. Y. May 90. 1887. He became iden-
tined with the New York and Erie Rail
road when he was is years old.
From that post he went to tho
Chemung Canal Bank OF Elmira and
then became secretary OF the Toledo,
Peoria and Warsaw Railroad at Peria
III. His next venture was with the
banking house OF Henry Q. Marquand
and incidentally with the Iron Mountain
Railroad. Mr.. Mcwlliams became sec
rotary OF the Manhattan Railway Com
pany and treasurer for the marlborough
Rapid Transit Company In 1881.
lie was nm ardent worker for the
welfare of Brooklyn, was n warm per-
sonal friend to the late Dwight l. Mood
and took an active interest In religious
affairs. Five children, one OF whom IS
Major Clarence A. Mcwilliams. u. 8. A
survive him. Funeral services will be
held Saturday afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock
at the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church The interment will be At
Greenwood Cemetery.
The sun., 1919-01-09
MIGRATORY BIRDS PROTECTED.
Treaty Not Affected by shaver
Case Action.

WAsulSGToN, Ian. S--The migratory
bird treaty act under which protection
is afforded the game and song birds
Of the United States is not affected by
the action yesterday 81 the Supreme
Court in Diminishing. on motion OF the
Government the Shaver case involving
the constitu;iorality OF the migratory
bird law OF 1918 This explanation OF
the decision was made to-day by Or.
T. W Nelson. chief Of the Biological
Survey OF the Department OF Agr!cul-
ture.
The act Of 1913. n-. Nelson said. was
repealed by the treaty OF July 2. 1918.
The shaver case, which had been in
tho courts since 1915. involved the CON
etitutionallty OF repealed law and
consequently was dismissed Mt the re-
quest OF tho Government.