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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
PRoxIMA BoDA

Ell dfa 16 del mes en- curse Sc efec-
tuaran las bodas del correcto y distin
guido caballero don Pedro A. Piza
Trfas, con la elegante y bellisima
sefiorita Carmen Goenaga, hija de
nuestro amigo el DR.. Francisco R. de
Goenaga Y la prestigiosa dana dofa
Josefa Sanjurjo de Goenaga.
Ell acto Sc celebrara en- la Iglesia
Catedral a las nueve de la noche.
Despues Sc verifcara una reception
en- ell Hotel Palace.
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CRYSTAL TALLADo LEGITIMo

La variedad que en- este articulo cuen
ia nuestro establecimiento es colossal,
tambi6n tenemos esta mercancia con
incrustaciones de orc plata. Todo a
precio sumamente bajos. No lie ven
demos lujo, solamente mercancia por
su justo precio.
JOYERIA DINET Y PACHECO
Plaza Baldorioty, frente la Camara
de Delegados. Advt
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SOLUCION DE LA HUELGA

Hasta nosotros han llegado noti-
cias que permiten asegurar que la &C
tual huelga de los muelles quedara
resuelta dentro de dos dfas Y que, Sc
guramente, los huelguistas vuelvan a
su interrumpida labor tai vez ell lu-
mes.
Para hoy, las diez, esta senalada
una reunion, la que concurriran
representations de las casas navie-
ras, del Gobierno de los obreros, Y
Sc espera que en- dicha reunion quede
zanjado el asunto de la huelga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
osvALDo IRIzARRY

Una muerte repentina ha llevado ell
duelo al hogar del apreciado amigo don
Isaac Irizarry Sasport, active emplea
do de la 'fPrensa Asociada', en- Nue.
va York.
osvaldo Irizarry, Ell hijo quecidisimo
del senior Sasport, gozaba de muchas sim
patias entire la colonia portorriquefia
de Nueva York y su muerte ha sido muy
sentida ALI.
Reciba Ell senior Irizarry Sasport nues-
tro mas sentido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
Felix MATos BERNIER.
Los PoRToRR1CUENos DE NUEvA
YORK HoNRAN AL DIR. BETANCEs

Nuestro muy distinguido amigo, don
Abelardo Gonzalez Font, uno de los je
fes del departamento dc Instruction PG
blica, nos remite desde Nueva York un
peri6dico importantisimo en- el cual apa
rece una fotografia del comit6 nombra-
do para la reception, honores y trasla-
ci6n a Puerto Rico de las cenizas del
iiustre revolucionario DR.. Ramon Eme-
terio Betances, traidas desde Francia,
en- ell vapor Gle France, por Ell co
misionado especial don Alfonso Lastra
Charriez.
FL trabajo que estamos hacienda aquf
NOS dice el senior Gonzalez Font-es
ia resultando magnifco, y la prensa
de San Juan tendra minuciosos infor
mes de todos los actos que Sc realicen
en- honor del ilustre patricia.
otros articulos que son de inprescindi-
bIa nacasidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
Ell INFoRME ANUAL

El informe anual del Departamento
de educacion ha sido terminado En-
breve sera sometido la aprobacion
del gobernador. Licdo. Benedicto.
Els un folleto que consta de un sin
nimero do paginas, donde SO da cuenta
de todas las actuaciones del referido De
partamento durante el afio escolar que
termino en- JUNO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
CINE NORMA

CINE NORMA
La monumental production EN- siete
actos LA vIRGEN DE STEAMBOAT,
interpretada por la eminente actriz Pris
ella Dean.
Mahana:-- Ell MISTERIoSo ASE-
sINo, brillante obra en- cinco parties
por la gran actriz Virginia Pearson
En- la matin6ee los episodios IS. II
y Is de "La Casa del Odio'.
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E5EE;IC'lA'![,.|lQ.Q|'6
~ Is lssl}3zg
SAN JUAN
TRES BANDERAs

TRES BANDERAS
Episodes nueve y diez do la serie
Ell GRAN sEcRETo DEL RADIO ii
tulados lei volcan Bramador' Y LAS
Llamas Devoradoras una cinta conf
ca y una Revista Universal.
Maiana:-El sensational drama en-
seis actos por Catharino Salver ENTIRE
LAS soMBRAs DE LA NoCHE, y una
cinta comica.
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RIVoLI, Rio Piedras.

RIVoLI, Rio Piedras
Episode trece de LA HUELLA DEL
HORROR y la preciosa cinta ell cinco
actos FAMILIA SIN RUMBo, por Ha
rold DAILY.
Maiiana: Enid Bennett en- Ell DOR
MIToRIo los esposos Drew on "El
Anillo de Boda. +"
Matinee con los episodios / v 2 de
eel Reino Secreto'', una revista
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR.
Ell efecto tonico Y laxante del LAXA-
TWO BROMO QUININA le hace su-
perior a la Quinina ordinaria, no
afecta la cabeza. La firma f. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
CINE LUNA

j. Warren Kerrigen Ell su monumen
tai drama en- cinco reels LA SUERTE
DE UN HoMBRE, acompanada del SO.
episodio de la famosa serie "Aventu-
ras de Ruth
Manana: Dorothy Dalton en- su
magnifica production en- cinco reels ii.
tulada LAS EsPoSAS AJENAs y una
preciosa comedia. A las tres, matinee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
UNA RENUNc1A

La inteIgente y simpatica profesora
de la Alta Escuela de San Juan, sefiori
ia America Barletta. ha presentado su
renuncia.
FL Departamento de Educaci6n, con
la renuncia de esta excelente sefiorita,
pierde una de sus mejores maestras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
BELIoGRAPH, Catafio.

Episodes diez once de la soberbia
serie de grandes luchas CoRAZoN DE
LEON, y una cinta comica.
Manana:-Elsie Ferguson en- ell CO.
losal drama LA MENTIRA, y la CO.
media "Vecinos Nuevos''
Gran Matinee las p. m.
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PALMA EN- NUEvA YORK

Sc encuentra en- Nueva York, donde
Sc estrenara en- el Carnegie Hail., Ell
conocido violinista don Luis Palma, muy
conocido aqui. Los criticos han tributa-
do expresivas frases al senior Palma,
quien nos informa, en- carta que nos es-
cribe, que ha sido contratado para dar
seis conciertos en- la referida sala de
"Carnegie''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
EN- VEGA BAJA

EncontrarA usted Ell MUNDO On
81 Cafe Central. de Gonzalez y OanO.
Plaza "Joss F. Nater". Advt.
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So ARRIENpA

Finquita a cinco minutes poblado Ca
tafio. Dos cuerdas mas nsenos, con
unas cincuenta palmas coco plena pro-
ducci6n. Da la playa. Para informes:
VICTOR R. LOPEZ NUssA,
Box 452, San Juan P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10

sc vENDE PAPEL DE PERIoDICo
vIEJo, a $500 QUINTAL.
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SANTURCE
PUERTO RICO

ROGRTO k1CO
Final de la gran serie "Coraz6n de
Leon" Y ell primero y segundo episodio
de Ell RUGIDo EN- LA soMBRA. Dos
programs por ell mismo precio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10

A.-CASOS PGND1ENT6S I'm JU-
MO 80, 1919.
Apelaciones en- casoc criminales. %:
Apelaciones en- casos civiles, no; Re-
cursos gubernativos, 9; Jurisdiction ori
ginal, q Total 144.
cAsos REGISTRADoS DURANTE Ell
ANO FISCAL, 1919-192O.
Apelaciones en- casos criminales, 1853;
Apelaciones en- casos civiles, 206; Re-
cursos gubernativos, 45; Jurisdiction
original, 81. Total AIS. Total general,
619.
B.-CAsos REsUELToS DURANTE
Ell ANo FISCAL 191e-192o.
Apelaciones en- casos criminales, %;
Apelaciones en- casos civiles. 21S; Re-
cursos alternatives, So; Jurisdiction ori
ginal, 81. Total, 459.
cAsos PENDIENTEs EN- JUNO 80,
1920.
Apelaciones en- casos criminales, 54
Apelaciones en- casos civiles, SO; Recur
SOS gubernatiyos, 2; Jurisdiction origi-
nal, 6. Total 100. Total general, 619
En- 1919-192O Sc radicaron 81 casos
mas que en- 1878, sea un 25 pOr cien
70 de aumento.
En- 1919-192O Sc fallaron 80 casos mas
que en- 191s-1e, sea un 25 por ciento
mas menos de aumento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
LA LABOR EN- Ell TRIBUNAL sU-
PREMo HA AUATENTADo CoNsIDE-
RABLEMENTE
RESUMEN

A.-cAsos PENDIENTEs EN- JU-
MO 80, 1919.
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otros articulos que son de imprescindi-
bic necesidad, ..n-..t,-,.ft.
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Box 452, San Juan P. B.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26

advice regarding the part we might be
compelled to take in this war;" asked
Senator Hale.
ST don't recall any particular date
for any advice regarding this par
ticular war;" replied the Secretary.
1t was after this response that Sen
ator Hale read the communication
from the General board signed by Ad-
miral Knight
Throughout his testimony Secretary
Daniel, gave the impression that he
resented any attempt to create an
Office held by nava1 officer who would
be directly responsible under the Sec
retaryforthc welfare of the navy. This
he asserted, would mean "Prussanism,"
although he was forced to admit that
Admiral Fisko had not used the word
"Prussia,' but, as the testimony
showed, continually advocated the
adoption of system OF preparedness
based upon that Of Germany.
Senator Hale said to-day he had
asked dozen or more high naval Off
GERS both on the active and retired
lists to present plans for the reorgan-
lzation of the navy. He intmated that
the committee would recommend that a
commission of experts, including civil
ians, be created to consider the sug
gestions and make recommendations
He invited Secretary Daniels to name
number of naval officers who would
be asked to submit their views
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Father Duify's Associate
I'm War Dies Of Pneumonia
Rev. James NJ. Hanley Was One
of ChapIains Of iI,e Old
69th i'm France

AKRON, Ohio, May 25.-The Rev.
James NJ. Hanley, one Of the chaplains
Of the old Goth Regiment, died here
this morning of pneumonia after a
weeks illness. He was thirty-throe
years old. Weakened lungs, due to gas
attacks, physicians said, initiated
against MS recovery.
Father Haniey originally was with
an engineer regiment in the rear OF the
fighting line, but on July 20, 1919,
having expressed a desire TO be with q
fighting unit, Bishop Brent, in charge
Of the Catholic chaplains, sent him up
front to the lG5th Regiment to be asso-
ciated with. Chaplain Francis P. Duffy.
On July % Father Hanley went
across the River Ourcq with the first
wave of the regiments advance under
Captain Hurley and Lieutenant Dowl-
ing, and was shot while trying to save
the life of Lieutenant Scott. For this
act of bravery he was awarded the Dis
tlngulshed Service Medal.
He was also in the thick of the fight
ing in the Champagne, Chateau Thier-
ry, st. Mihicl and the Argonne. He
recently was appointed to organize a
new parish in Firestone Park, near
Arkon.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Plan Lost Ticket Bureau
At Chicago Convention
No One Can Enter Coliseum
Without Credentials,
Saws RYAN

Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune
'ElCAGO MaN tronal l.

'peNttt DtSPutCH 70 INC IT1OutS
CHICAGO, May 25.--Ceneral James
A. Ryan plans to settle disputes over
tickets arising at the entrances Of
the Republican national convention
by bureau of adjustment. General
Ryan has the job OF supervising the
doorkeepers.
"lt will be useless for any person
who claims to have lost his ticket to
attempt to force his way into the hall, ,"
explained General Ryan. 1--WE plan to
establish bureau to which all such
complaints can be referred The bu-
reau will be located in a handy place
at the Coliseum. A competent official
will be put in charge The doorkeep-
ers themselves will be too busy to stop
and adjust complaints arising over lost
or stolen tickets
"a complete list Of all tickets issued
and the names of the persons who
receive them will be in the hands of
this bureau. Where tickets are found
to have gotten out of the hands of
persons rightly entitled to them, the
bureau will have the power to cancel
such tickets and issue new ones"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Suspect Examined
AS HonOrs Are Paid
Slain Detective
Police Officials March i'm
Funeral Procession of
Fitzpatrick TO Cathedral;
Prisoner i'm Jersey City

AS high police officials and the rank
and file of the department were join
ing with mourning citizens yesterday
in paying a last tribute to Detective
Sergeant John f. Fitzpatrick, who was
shot and mortaly wounded last Thurs
day night by automobile thieves, four
New YORK detectives spent the day in
Jersey City Hospital in an effort to
make "Mike" or "Peg Leg" Kelly con-
fess if he took part in the murder.
Kelly was found in Jersey City last
Sunday suffering from three bullet
wounds. He has told two different
stories Of how he was shot and they
have been found untrue the police say
Seldom has a slain Policeman been
hCnored as was Fitzpatrick yester rday.
Long before the funeral thousands Of
neghbors and citizens gathered around
the little home, at 1873 East Forty
eighth Street, where Fitzpatrick had
lived with his two sisters. There were
tears in the eyes of men and women
who told stories of little acts of kind
ness and bravery that marked Fitz-
patrick's life.
With 200 uniformed policemen in
line, 300 detectives and the Police Band
and Glee Club rendering funeral songs
the procession marched to st. Patricks $
Cathedral, Fifth Avenue and Fifty first
Street.
Police Commissioner Richard +. En-
right and Deputy Police Commissioners
John A. Leach, William j. Lahey,
Joseph A. Faurot and Frederick A.
Wallis were in line. Deputy Commits
sioner Ellen O'Grady attended the
services.
The sermon was delivered by Police
Chaplin John c. Coogan. Archbishop
Hayes delivered the bencdiction. The
solemn requiem mass was celebrated
by Fathers Quinn, McQuadc and Fer
rand. Those inside the church were
sobblng audibly during the sermon.
From ancient times" said Father
Coogan, at has been meet that & man
should die for his country. And a po-
llceman is soldier just as much as
an army man. John Fitzpatrick died
for his country.'
Five men are being held on sus-
picion Of being implicated in the
murder.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Shoot q $l, ,O0O!' Then
Police Arrest % Men
Prisoners, Said To BE Actors
and Brokers, Freed for
Lack of Evidence

Twenty-niNc men, many of whom, the
police say, are actors and brokers,
were arraigned yesterday before Mag
charge of gambling in a garage in
East Eighty fourth Street. All were
discharged because of lack Of evidence
Detectives Michael Kelly and Arthur
Stephens. Of Inspector Daly's staff,
said their attention was called to the
garage when several limousines stop
ped there, discharged their passengers
and drove off. They said they stood
IN front of the building and heard an
exclamation: "Shoot a thousand dol
lars!" Then they raded the place.
Most Of the names and addresses given
by the prisoners were said to be fic-
JIti0us.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Goldenhon's Expulsion
From Law School Upheld
Injunction. Allowing Return of
Student Who Endorsed Radi-
calisnl. Il NacafeG

KINGSTON, n. Y, May 25.-The in
junction restraining the officers of the
Albany Law School from denying in
struction to Jacob Goldenkoff, a stu
dent who was expelled recently for
alleged radical utterances, was ordered
vacated to-day by Supreme Court Jus
tice Hasbrouck, who last week issued
the restraining order
Goldenkoff, who twice within a fort
night has returned temporarily to his
cIassrooms under the protection of an
injunction, thus loses the right to at
tend the school. On each occasion
when ,Goldenkotf returned the students
quit the lecture rooms on a "strike."
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Negro Says He Kidnapped
Missing Rochester Roy

surrounding the fate of Francis Reed,
the twelve-y year-old Rochester boy who
disappeared on February 5, 1919, was
cleared up to-day The police an
nounced that William Anderson, forty
eight years old, negro serving life
sentence in the Michigan City, Ind.
state prison for murder, had confessed
to the authorities of that institution
that he kidnapped the boy.
The negro asserts the boy is alive,
and has sent message to the youths
parents to that effect. The police be-
lieve the negro murdered him, and are
about to start search for the body.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Lalorer Burned TO Dcats,
Believed Robbed or GdOG

NEWTON, Mass, May 25.-John
Cunnitl, loborer was burned to death
while he slept to-day under circum-
stances which led officials to believe
that the fire was set to cover a rob-
berry The man was known to have
carried $400 pinned to q shirt, but,
although this portion of his clothing
was not damaged by the flames, the
money was gone.
Cunnif slept in a shed belonging
to his employer, James Gallagher a
mason. District Attorney Nathan A.
Tufts ordered an autop.-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
L. S. Swiss Cheese Will
No Longer Be Holeless
Specialist Announces Discovery
of Culture Which Will Enhance
Products Value

SUGAR CREEK, Ohio, May 25.-
Swiss cheese, full of holes, long a
luxury on American tables, is soon to
become commonplace. The holes, dis
tinguishing mark of real Swiss cheese,
can now be made by new culture,
discovered by A. U. Weimar. cheese
specialist.
Since the manufacture of Swiss
cheese began in this country, no dairy
man or farmer has been able to pro-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26

duce the holes in quantity and size
dlsplayed by the "rromage" imported
from Europe. Long have scientists
cudgeled their brains in an effort to
discover the secret.
MIR. Welmar, who makes no preten-
slons to scientific achievement, has
agreed to demonstrate to cheese
makers, farmers and dairymen of Tus-
carawas County, at the annual meeting
OF the Ohio Swiss Cheese Association
next Saturday, how to produce the long
sought for "holes" by means of his
new culture
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
WILLIAM II. DUNCAN

William H. Duncan, seventy-seven, a
retired steel plate printer. died Monday
at his home. 80 Martense Street, Brook
lyn, OF pneumonia. He was born in
London and was a nephew of Henry
Johnson, New York publisher, with
Whom he was connected in his early
business life. He is survived by his
wife and three children.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Two Killed at Bull Fight

MADRID, May 25.-During bull
fight at Almanzora, lmeria province,
yesterday, the bull charged into the
private box section beside the ring.
In the panic that ensued two persons
were killed and twenty others were
in iured
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
FREDERICK A. HULL

DANBURY, Conn, May 25.-Fred
erick A. Hull, seventy years old, pres
ident of the Hull Hardware Company
of this city, died at HIS home here to-
day after a long illness He formerly
had extensive coal, oil AID lumber in
tcrests in Kentucky, in which he was
associated with August Belmont.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
BIRTHS

EHKENSALL-To Mr. ana Ms Sa1nue1
Ehrensali (nee Rauntz). son. sunday.
May 22. - q. t84 Monroe ct. BROOKLYN
FLEiSfHsT To Mr and Ass Nnthaniol
Stanley Fleischcr fnce Gertrude Phillips
30 willard ave.. Mount vernon, . dalxi.-
ter, May ~.
RC' ENIERG--Mr. and Mrs Moe Hosen-
berg fnee Dora Levy), OF f2S Wes' I5Ffh
ST.. announce The birth Of . sOu, 'tay
"a, Philauthropan Hospital
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
FERNANDO GILES

MADRID, May Fernando Giles,
Belgian Consul in this city, died un-
eXpectedly here to-day. He enjoyed a
wide acquaintance in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
DEATHS

"a Is@a Ter hd, brief illness. oa Nay
i'm hGr M ~ rs. & 'lH = "a ,sSi'T (nce Rode.
are Respectfully inrittd to an an, .'aa
funeral services at b.r into r
EiGert st, Broohiyn. this evening at 9
3cIock. i,t. rmeut Thursday. . p ll
EVergreens Cemetery
loved hu@Gaaa .i, nf i'52 .li, oonStant ~. BE-
son of tn Iata r - " era i'
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Churcb Iar.,b,,,5s.,, F',t at 81 JoHn s
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Tram I@.,,;ins, ~ - On arrival Of the
III p. lu., STANDARD tine ar '-ol az
light saving time IntcrI,o,1, ,,,.i,..,. ..7'
Al special nao,ir,,o % 49,.
Trustees ~ 80 "i,rr,l4s o. IN" Board of
.,i.+ot, '.ot, ~ Ane MaHnaitan SaFing- In
nrea3,,} ''s,% .'4aE ~ 20. tho folIowi0g
InoGsiy adopt + i'7' u''o"s were unsai-
,V1,|r
!, ift ~, ii'5 pi'ase1 Almighty God
~ - ~ inIifltr nut lns@ru'aS Bio wisdom. to
lmanhood nnr .i-,.a - 'u '',s 10 -- lis
Constant " 1trE -7'''' ii.- -'f.
BE il rosoll.ai 7,3,,+ ,-,.,.
humble sul,r,,i.sjof fn e." ~
C~r.tar 9''i 10 Nlt ot our
preseio,, f., ,,,,. NV ~, ii'e *
has been 50 student aa7 So, o.,,. r.,
removed from cur nlio~t,
Assuming he Office Of PRECEDENT A-,-,f
Wero iNpcudine JAZZ lIi.rl.,,-.1 lis ..-..
talent for the i,a,,s f..,,,-s,,t- s,,1 ,,.s.
of this institution c3refl,il,, s~6
to its presenl prosnaroua c,',,,,t.t'-. 's--
Nor can W. nt,arii1
the recent attempt to extort inoncg from
the Institution, at which time he nobiv
rshed his life in Z. successful frls,rst59n
Of the dastardly attack.
to each and every one Of us. We nov
members Of his fan7iII- ,sef,rioe +,,[--,,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26

H"ral from the residence Of h"Hsa1, p
to.da-. - 10 O'Clock p,o.s ~ y parsns
i7w re-. san Francisco u9f,s-l ,'t s'ss [
'op} ''4'
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late residence. f45 Eas. ~ a. b. [
NathUde T.enkin. sqfrn ~ - 81.
ffta A. J9hu FurersI ee-,,,o'ats 'ats Irt
torment private Kinr.y ,mit fsg fovsd ard r.
JOHN N>oN-Sudderlt n, ~
Ninnie johnson. aro A. 9'y q, Is
i'iiss). FBnr.aI services IN tas
resiaence. ESQ EAST Z2sd 81 PT neT H.
's'"ihs' ~ o'cIceE ''A n
JOHN Thomas at his resjaa-,o. Il
sa ave. long Brs-rb - CAs
Nay ~. 11Za. in hlg ia vss- 5onfa'
~ ttr,,e,, '5 ,..,,i eten!nF =. az oclock. -
at l1.I5 ~ noraNs
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
Lord Cranard's Mother
Dies ON Irish Estate
Dcwager Countess, Whose Son
Married Miss Beatrice Mills,
WAS Born i'm 1914

LONDON, May 25-The Dowacer
Countess Of Granard, mother of the
present Earl of Granard, who married
Beatrice, daughter of Ogden Mills, of
New York, died to-day at Castleknock,
Ireland.
The Dowager Countess of Granard
was the Hon. Frances Mary Petrie,
daughter of the twelfth Baron Petrie
She was born in 1874 and in 1873 be-
came the second wife of the seventh
Ear! Of Granard. who died in 1889.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
ADVERTISEMENT
He Who Gives
By DR.. BERTHOLD A. BAER

what do you consider your greatest asset?'
someone asked Mr. Frank E. Campbell
The service am able to render" Mr.. Campbell
- men you entrust your funeral arrangements to
Mr.. Frank E. Campbell you have at your command
the service of a werounded organization every man
and woman with special, high-trained outstanding
abilities that put them away in front in their specially
Combined, they make the unit known as Campbell
Service
Men are rich only as they give" said John D.
Rockefeller "le who gives great aervice gets great
returns"
Which explains the success of The Funeral
Church, Broadway at Goth Street. o,,.e
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26

OEHI.-Lena. beloved wife of Frank
Oehi, passed away peacefully. Services
and funeral TO-DAY at her late nome
$40 Fordham Ri. Internlent Woodlaw
Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
MI LETifEEI-

Nj LEIHgLI-~On May 23. 1920 a, Ne,
homo. 176 Richmond 81. Brooklyn. Cath.
crime tnee Casey, beloved wife Of Franz
NulVihin Funera. to-day 10 O'Clock
from her late residence; thence II
Church Of Visitation. Verona and Rich
ards SITS. Brooklyn. Interment Holy
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26

Tel Sac qra.as 5gsg w" " McCtBE 2sslss, l:a
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26
DEATHS

VI LI@At his home in Dsubu-,,
.. M'g 70. Frederic; \ HuiI, srsS IN:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26

NELiIAMS-On Monday, May. a. ,s-.
Dorothy d Williams, beloved dsusa~ s,l.-s
of James and Mary Williams run.
from her late residence. sS5A Pa.nsx Pn,ss
ave. Brooklyn. on Thursday moth'Iss
Requiem mass At 10 O'clock csA,s.l =
Church of Our Lady Of Good Sou"'''
lninrnent 81 Lohn's Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-26

THE WooDLAnN CEMETEki
33d -. By Harlem Train and by lfV'"
Lots Of small sic for sale.
Office. % East 23d st. y. y