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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
PALAUKS Rim
KIMV PAsEKMIQ.
Tik paskui inns veikti Califor-
MICS klausime.

Tokyo, Spal. 26.-Nors ia
ponai Califomijos klausime
labai interesuojasi If nekan-
trial laukia, kaip tenai pasi-
baigs su ivyksianeiu referen-
dumu, bet jie kur-kas dau'
CLAUS interesuojasi rinkimais
prezidento Suv. Valstijose.
Mes nuo busimojo prezidento
prigules tolimesnieji santikiai
Japonijos su Amerika.
Japonai j Amerikonus, abel
mai INFANT, atsineSa sirdingai.
Teciaus didesniuose miestuose
jie, susitike svetimSalius, daz-
mai jq paklausia, ar jie nera
Amerikonai. Kuomet jiems pa
sakoma taip, tuomet jie pa
klausia, ar nepaeina is Cali
fornijos. Ir jei paklaustieji jq
.paklausima patvirtina, nedaro
jie jokip komentaEiQ il per
siskiria.
Matyt, Japonai nori Anne
rikonams priminti California;,
kur Japonu teis6s siaurina-
mos il laisve varzoma.
Japonija yra nusprendusi
prad9ti diplomatiniu keliu de
batus Californijos klausime,
kaip greit naujas Amerikos
prezidentas uzims jam pave
sta vieta.
Japonijjos laikraseiai neprie-
lankiauja nei vienam kandida-
tut j prezidentus. Gal jie turi
sayo apsiskaitymus, o gal jie
nieko bendra nenori tureti su
bile katra atskira partija. Bet
CANA to, kad ateinanciais rim
kimais Amerikojje jjie labai in
domaujja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
BUVUSIOJI LUXEMBURGI-
JOS VALDoVE IsToJo
VIENUOLIJON.
Kunigaiksciute pasirinko dva-
siska gyvenima.

Londonas correspondence
jay ).-BuvHsioji Luxemburgi-
JOS valdov6 kunigaikseiut6
Marie Adelaide, kuri praeita
Sausi abdikavo nuo sosto, IL
kurios vieta uz6me jos sesuo
Charlotte, istojo seserQ vie
nuolip Karmelitu vienuolijon
Madenoj, sakoma depesoj is
Milano.
Valdovauti Luxemburgijoj
.jinai atsisak6, kuomet Pran-
cuzai il iSdalies jos pavaldi-
Mai prad6jo jai daryti prize
kaiStus, buk jinai perdaug
draugingai apsiejusi su Vo-
kieciais karo metu.
Sulig gautQ ziniu is Made
ma, jinai istojus ten Sv. Tere-
ses vienuolijon kaipoNnaujuke.
Siandie j devi melina abita.
Vienuolijon npvykusi su sa-
vo motina, seserimi ir dviem
draugem. In9jusia kunigaik-
Sciute vienuolijoj pasveikino
T6vas Cherubino. Buvusioji
kunigaikSGiut6 pabuciavo mo-
tina If seseri If priklaup6 ran
kose lankydama rySeli baltu
zolynQ.
T6vas Cherubino pasak6 pa
moksla, kurio su atsidejimu
klaus6si Marie Adelaide. Jis
sake apie .gyvenima vienuoli-
joj, apie atsizaddjima pasau-
Ito. Baigdamas pamoksta ku-
nigas nurod6 duris.
SeserQ vienuoliQ chorui gle
dant nau1uk6 pakilo il priGjo
prize nurodytQ duriQ. Tenai at
sisukus linksmai nusiSypsojo j
motina, seseri ir drauges If
tuojaus paskui ja uzdaryta
durys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
MEKSIKONAI KAREIVIAI
sAUDo ATsTovU Butte.

Mexico City, Meksika, Spal.
27.-Valstijos Tabasco vyriau-
siam mieste San Juan Bautls-
ia valstijos 'butas turejo sesl-
ia. Vidun isilauze Meksikos
federaliai kareiviai ir sove pa
pliupa j susirinkusius atsto-
vus. Nuzudyta du atstovu II
keletas suzeista.
To priezastis We kane:
Buto atstovas Lascane mie-
ste susikivircino su federales
armijos kapitonu If pastarajl
nusove. Ir tuojaus pats pabego
atstovQ ibutan.
Garnizono virSininkas pa
siunte burr kareiViQ suimti
atstova. Butas atsisake isduo-
ii. Tuomet kareiviai lsiverze
butan ir papliupa sove i atsto-
vus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
Wrangeliui Nelaisven Papuole
$4,000 Bolsevik4
sVARBUs ESAS DAIKTAS
TAIKA SU LENKAIS.
Lenkai atsisake remit gen.
Wrangeli.

Londonas, SpaliQ y. - Ri
birkStiniu telegraph is Mask
voS praneSta, jog centraliS
bOl$evikQ sOvietaS ratifikavO
padarytQ paliaubQ (armiStici-
ios) sutarti bolSevikQ su Len
kais Rygoje.
Pirm poros dienQ If is
VarSavos buvO prane$ta, jog
LenkQ SeinfaS taippat ratifi-
kaveS ta sutarti.
BOlSeviku valdzioS uzrubezi-
niQ reikalQ komisaraS Tchi-
tcherin centralio Sovieto Susi-
rinkimui paai$kino tosrsUtaf:
ties reikSme.
Jis sake, jog Sulig sutartieS
Lenkai negali remit gen.
Wrangelio veikimO prizes Dol
SevikuS pietin6j Rusijoj. Sake,
tas didziai Svarbus daiktas So
vietinei RuSijai.
Be'tO, Lenkai pasizad6je ne
duoti jOkios pageIbos galin-
items pakilti reakcijOnieriam>
RusijOje.
Sovietin2 Russia uz tai Len
kamS, sake komisaras, davusi
teritorijaliQ koncesijQ (ir is
davusi paGiq Lietuvq, su ku-
riqja Maskva buvo padariuS
taikos sutarti)~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
IsVAIKYTA RIAUSI-
NINKAI.

5 Belfast, Airija, spal. 81. -
Ana vakara eia Atrial protes-
tantai susirinke viesojon vie
ton sudegino McSwiney pavy-
dala.
Kitoj vietoj anu priesinin-
kai pakabino Lloyd'o George'o
pavydala. Paskui jis buvo su-
degintas.
Kick palaukus pakilo mus
tynes ir abelnos riauses. Pa
saukta karuomene iSvaike
riauSininkus. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
JAPONAI NORI GAUTI VO-
KIEGIU AMUNICIJOS DIRB-
TUVIV MAsINERIJAS.
Tuo tikslu jau vedamos
tarybos.

Berlynas, Spal. 27.-Japoni-
JOS vyriausybe veda tarybas
su Vokietija nupirkti nuo pa
starosios amunicijos dirbtuviq
maSinerijas, kurios Siandie
stow pamestos.
Kol-kas tarybos neprogre-
suoja. Mes Japonija mano,
kad Vokietija perbrangiai pa
reikalausianti III tas maSine-
rijas.
Atrodo, jog Japonija kaz-
kodel skubinasi ginkluoties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
zEL|GOWSKI PASIL|EKA
VILNIUJE.
TAUTU sAJUNGA SAKosI
Beige.

BRUSSELS, Spal. 27.-Va-
kar Tautu sajungos taryba
aptare Vilniaus klausima.
Klausimas svarstyta gyvai.
sulig teisybes, gen. zeligow-
ski turetu but ismuStas is Vii
niaus. Bet Tautu sajunga pa
sisake netu1inti speku ta pa
daryti.
Taigi Lenkai ir toliaus pa
lieka Vilniuje. Jie pazadejo
pravesti ten plebiscita.
Tai bent Tautu Sajunga!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
JAU MIRE TRYS BADAU-
JANTIEJI Atrial.

Cork, Airija, Spal. o. Vie
tos kalejime mire badaujantis
Airis Murphy. Pirmiau cia
mire taippat badaudamas ka-
linys Fitzgerald. Kartu su mi
rusiu Londono kalejime Nc
Swiney bus mIre trys badavu-
sieji Atrial.
Devyni kit Atrial dar ba-
dauja vietts kalejime. Kai-
kurie is jp visai jau sukniube.
Mires Murphy isbadavo 76
dienas. Jis buvo gimes Suv.
Valstijose, taigi turejo but tos
Sales pilietis. Anglp valdzia j
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
MIAMI NELAISVEN
BOLsEVIKAI.
Daug nukentejusi ir Wrange-
lio armija.

Sevastopofis, Spal. 27.-To-
mis- dienomis gen. Wrangelio
armija atliko pasekminga
strategini uzpuolima prizes
svarbias bolSevikQ pOzicijas.
BolSevikus pavyko apsupti If
tie pasidav6 nelaisven.
Paimta apie $4,000 bolSevi-
kQ, daugelis visokios rQSies
ginklu ir didele kiekyb6 karo
medziagos.
TeGiaus ir' patti gen. Wran-
CELLO armja daug nukent6ju-
81. Mes nuo praeito Birzeio j
muSasi su bolSevikais.
Pietin6s Rusijos valdzia pa
caves pesimiZmas~ Mes ten SUI
traukta dideilS skaltllus boise
vikQ. Ir jie rengiasi pakelti
general puolima.
Jei kaip, tai gen. Wrangelio
armijai isnaujo prisieis atsi-
mesti Krimo pusiausalin If te-
mai statyti peti prizes bolSevi-
kuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
KINIJA APELIUoS 7 TAU
TU sAJUNGA.

Shanghai, Spal. 81. Kinq
Shantungo patrijotine drap-
:gija renka reikalingus faktus
II smulkmenas, atkreiptas
prizes neteisota Japonu yeiki-
ma Shantunge. Tuos doku-
mentus paduos su apeliacija
Tautu sajungai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
PoPEzIUs MELDzIASI MI
RUS McSWINEY.
Airiu kolegiioj gedulingosios
pamaldos.

Rymas, Spal. 81. = Kuomet
vakar sventasis Tevas buvo
painformuotas apie mirima
Corko lordo majoro McSwi-
ney, Jis tuojaus atsiklaupe ir
ilga laika patylomis meldesi.
Airiu kolegijoje cia vakar
atlaikytos gedulingosios pa
maldos uz McSwiney dusia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
VYRIAUsYBE TARIAsI sU
ANGLEKASIAIS.

Londonas, spaE. 27. Vakar
cia formaliai vyriausybes at
stoVai pradejo tarybas su
streikuojaneiu anglekasiq at
stovais. spejama, jog TRIUMPH
laiku streikas pasibaigsias-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
Is Airijos II apie Airija

APPALLING turejime pas save
.bombos.
Mirusio vietos lordo majoro
McSwiney atminciai cia sim
feineriu veliavos nuleistos pu-
siau stiebQ: simtai pilieciQ ne
sioja gedulybes zenklus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
DAUG sTUDENTU MOKoSI
.voKIE6IU KALBos.

Urbana, ILL.,, spal. 81. -Illi-
nois universitete bus paimtas
.dar vienas daugiau Vokieeiq
kalbos instruktorius. Mes dau-
gels suddenly iSreiske nora
mokinties vokiSkai..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
AMBASADORIUS
SUV. VALSTIJOMS.

Rymas, Spal. 81 -sdlig Vie
tos laikraseiQ pranesimo, TIA
hjos ambasadorium j Suv.
Valstijas paskirtas senatorius
Rolandi Rici.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
PINIog KURsAs.

svetimq saliu pinigq yerts, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 Spaliu 26
buvo tokia suhg Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingq svarui $S.4S
Lietuvos 100 auksinu LAT
Lenhjos 100 auksinp 40
vohetijos 100 marhu LAT
Prancu1ijos uz $1.OO Is Fl. 70
Italijos uz $1.OO Is ]. 81
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
TRYs zMoNEs NUzUDYTA
DUBLINE.

Dublinas, Airija, spal. 81
Uzpraeita nakti kaukuoti pix
tadariai uniformose cia uzpuo-
le ir nuzude iris zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28

Ir jei policmonai papuls fe-
deralin teisman, neissisuks
jie nuo bausmes. Mes jiems bus
ne koks paprastas policijinis
teismas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
GRAIKIJOS SoSTAN SAU-
KIAMAS KUNIGAIKsTIS
PAULIUS.
Venizelos priesingas
respublikai.

Atenai, Spal. 27.-Cia ofici-
jaliai paskelbta, jog Graikijos
sostan, mirus karaliui Alex
sandrui, pakviestas mirusiojo
brolis, kunigaikStis Paulius.
Paulius yra trecias jauniau-
sias buvuSiojo Graikijos kara
liauS KOnstantino sumus. Mi
res karalius Aleksandras bu-
vo antrasis Sunus. Vyriausias
.Sunus il kituomet bnves sosto
ip6dinis Jurgis karo metI at
Sisak6 but karalium, kuomet
10 1t6vas KonStantinas buvo
.priverstas apleisti Graikija.
Siandie tad sostan Saukia-
mas PauliuS. Bet Su taja sally
ga, kad kaip buves karalius
kOnstantinas, taip buves sosto
ip6diniS Jurgis formaliai atsi-
zad6tQ savO teiSiQ prize sosto.
Mes ligSiol to dar nepadare
'kaip vienas, taip kitas.
Priesinasi respublikai.
Siandie ir yisas laikas Graf
kijq vald6 zinomas Venizelos,
.arSus Konstantino prieSinin-
kas. KaraIius Gia buvo tik del
formaliSkumo. Jis yra ministe-
riu pirmininkas.
Galimas daiktas, kad Kon-
stantinas atsisakys sosto del
.blogos savo finansines pad6-
ties. Mes Siandie Graikijos
valdzia yra suspendavusi jam
pensija. Gi jei jis atsisakytQ
sosto, tuomet, sakoma, Graf
kija jam mok6tq pensija.
Tas pat Venizelos yra prize
Singas, kad Graikija butQ pa
keista respublika- Jis sake,
jog tam tikslui Sails dar ne
santi pribrendusi. Tokios val
dimosi formos gyventojai ne
nOr6tQ pripazinti.
Atideta rinkimai parlamentan.
Graikijos parlamentan rim
kimai tur6jo ivykti sia savai-
te. Mirus karaliui rinkimai
atid6ta j Lapkricio 8 d.
Susaukiamas specijalen Sc
sijon zemesnysis parlamento
butas. Bus parinktas Saliai re-
gentas, kol atsiras mirusic
karaliaus ip6dinis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28

ORAS: Siandie debesiuota
If vesiau; rytoj giedra il Sill
Giau.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Archbishop Hayes
Scores Worldliness
OF Present Day
Women's Dress, Motion Pie.
lures, Secularization' Of
Education and Risque Lit
erature Are Denounced

Modern tendencies in education were
deplored by Archbishop Patrick J.
Hayes yesterday in his sermon to the
800 delegates to the seventeenth an
nual convention OF the Catholic EducS :
tion Association, who attended mass in
St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Arch
bishop also attacked the worldliness of
the present day. He was specially
vigorous in his protests against sccu-
larization Of education.
"Thee Church has grieved for many
a long day." he said. "at the wide
spread spirit of secularization in edu-
cation and is gravely anxious at the
present advocacy of Federal centraliza-
tion and the still more dangerous
tendency toward socialization in edu-
cation. Secularism violates the rights
Of God; Capitalization encroaches on
the rights of the family and socialism,
the rights of the child"
Concerning the present state of So
ciety, Archbishop Hayes said:
without the checks placed by re-
with science giving the shrug Of doubt
as to the existence Of God; with law
courts grinding out divorces ad nau-
seam; with passing literature that
finds it pays to portray characters
reeking with moral shame and condon-
ing the offense; with young and ole
gone mad over the lurid motion picture
film; with the drama depraved in
spite of heroic effo Of the many who
patronize and love the clean play; with
the daily press mirroring the crimes
and s;As Of society; with feminine
with ever decreasing respect for au.
thority and reverence for the flag o.
cur country--where is the power, where
is the salvation ii the youth of oul
land!"
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Beatrice Straus a Bride
Becomes Wife of DIR. Levy, of
Rockefeller Foundation

DR.. Robert L. Levy, of New York. q
member of the staff Of the Rockefeller
Foundation. was married at Mount Kisco
yesterday to Miss Beatrice N. Straus, q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Isidor
Straus. The ceremony was performed
in the open air, in the grounds Of the
Straus estate, by the Rev. Dr.. Karf, of
New York
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Miss Loeb was maid Of honor,
Herbert Cariaveth was best man. The
bridesmaids were Elijah Kuhn and
Mrs. Woodberry. George Sidenbers,
1sidor Straus jr., Frank Altschul, DR..
Trudeau, Dr. Gates and John Schiller
were ushers. The couple left last night
for Western trip, after which they will
reside in Mount Kisco and New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Meeting Called to
Raise Cash to Paw
lnterchurch Debt
Committee Also Appointed
to Negotiate With Banks
to Decide Best Way to
Have Underwritings Met

The exact action of the executive
committee which brought to a close
the lnterchurch World Movement drive
Ior S33o,777,572 was made public yes
terday at the headquarters of the
movement, Ill Fifth Avenue TIA he
resolution adopted by the committee
is long document, which states
specifically that "a situation has de-
Veioped which manifestly makes it i'm
possible to carry forward SUCCESSFUL
financial campaign" and that it is re-
solved that the campaign be discon.
tinued as of June 28, 1920.
The resolution also says that the
designations of the members of the
executive committee, which were pre-
sented at the last meeting of the gen
eral committee, are accepted to take
effect from June 20.
Urged to Attend Next Meeting
James M. Speers, chairman of the
committee, was requested to formulate
a letter urging leaders of the co0perst-
ing denominations to attend the meet
ing to be held on July 8, prepared to
say definitely how much they would be
willing to contribute toward clearing
up the Indebtedness Of the past and
providing the expenses of the move
ment Tor the coming year.
IN addition to this a committee was
appointed, consisting of Messrs. Speers,
Fosdick and Fowles, to negotiate with
the banks concerning the best method
OF securing payment of the underwrit-
lnngs and of adjusting the affairs of
the movement. Other committees were
appointed to assume charge of the
workings of the movement until def
mite action ia taken at tha rDoa4;or oS
July 8.
An exception in the acceptance of
designations was made in the cases of
Mr.. Speers, Fred B. Smith, vice chair
man of the general committee, and
George M. Fowles, treasurer. Their
designations will be considered at the
next meeting of the general committee
Failure Due to Disagreement
Although the action of the executive
committee has resulted in the immedi-
ate curtailment Of operating expenses
and the discharge of many employees
it was said at the headquarters Of the
movement yesterday that the action
itself does not mean the immediate
discontinuance of the financial drive
July g. drive for $40 100000 is be.
ing pushed for general operating ex.
penses, aside from the other drive
There were number of rumors yes
terday as to the exact cause of the
collapse Of the financial drive, but
none could be verified. Two or three
of the employees at the offices in the
old Siegel Cooper Building said it wal
generally felt that the failure was due
to lack of agreement between the vari.
Gus denominations.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Fitting Close
For Month of
Brides To-day
Several Weddings in Which
Society Is Interested
Will Be Added to Record
of Ceremonies in June
Rarbara Allen To Be Wed
Marriage to Andre Vagliano,
of Paris. to Take Place in
Church at Pelham Manor

June, with record number of we'd
a;nrs. will be brought to 8 close o-day
With the celebration of several more
ins.rssting marriages. In Christ Church,
pslham Manor, Miss Barbara Allen,
sseond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
s1ck H. Allen. will become the bride
Il Andre Vagliano, of Paris. Owing to
the recent death of the BRIDES sister.
Miss Dorothy Allen, only relatives and
s few intimate friends will be present
at the ceremony. The little church in
which the marriage will take place is
ON the estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen.
Mr.. vagliano and his bride will pass
yhs summer in this country and will 20
70 Paris in the autumn.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Ather-
ton, daughter of Thomas Henry Ather-
ton to Donald Storrs Bridgman. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Bridgman.
Of Lake Forest, H., takes place at 8
o'clock this evening in Wilkes Barre,
Pa Miss Atherton is u graduate Of
Byn Mawr. class '13, and Mr.. Bridg-
man Of Yale, class '13.
Miss Est.lle Bridges Waterman.
daughter of Mrs. William ]. Waterman,
viii be married this afternoon to Rob
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
DEATHS

Brown. wife of the late Belten b
Brown and daughter Of the late George
4. Hoyt: OF Stamford, Conn. Notice of
funeral hereafter.
CURTIS--Julia. June 2s. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway, Seth St. Weanes-
day. p m
DoUGHEnTY-on June rs. Kathryn. be-
of Elizabeth Burnside. Funeral from
her nlothers residence. 1872 Greenwich
ave, Thursday, July |. a m; thence
FLEHlING-On Monday. June %, jaime.
j. Dock Master. New York City. father
Of the late James J. jr. Funeral from
St: AIMS Church. East 18th St. nea.
1th av.. Thursday. July !. at 10 a. IA
ana 9th av
ECkMAN-suddenly. on Monday. June es.
at Scranton. Pa. Rev DR. George Peck
3,,h E,Skman- pastor Of Elm Park Methodist
Thursday. July I, at 2:3o p. m.
GVLCk--Elizabeth d At Long Branch
N. j.. June rs. 1920. Elizabeth y. Gulica.
daughter of the late Van Dyke B. and
Funeral services a the Mortuary Chapel,
Princeton. ". j.. on Wednesday, Jane 80.
1920. at 1890 O'Clock.
HAINEs-On June %, 1920, virtus T.. in
his Goth year. beloved husband OF Aline
Haines. Funeral service at his late resi-
dence, ls2 Arlington av.. Brooklyn on
Wednesday. June 80 at s y. m. Mem
bers Of Tyrian Lodge. 6le. z. and A. N -.
are invited.
HARKIS--suadeniZ, a. Buck Hill Falls.
Pa, Clinton S. Harris, of 1850 Bedford
av. Brooklyn. Funeral services on
Thursday at l:,o p. m. at the Lerert s
Place Chapel. IS Lenerts place, near
Grand av.. Brooklyn. Interment at ,he
convenience OF the family.
HcGAN--On June 81. 1890. Edward J..
beloved husband Of sarah Hogan (nee
Nevile). father ~ Edna. Thomas and
Helen. Funeral from his late residence.
is Manhattan s.. Wednesday, 80 a. m,
thence to st. Joseph's Church, West
JEWELL On Monday. June 2s, 1920.
NJ. Jewell. Funeral from her late resi-
dence, ~ East SSth st. on Thursday.
July l, at 10 a.
RENTAL Northport l.. J., Sunday. June
-. 1920 Aeram Westerveit Kent. In his
69th year beloved husband OF Sarah A
Kent. Funeral services at his late resi-
dence. Wednesday juno 80. at p. IN. =
KERR-At EnGiewood N. j. June IS.
is2o Mrs Maud Kerr, beloved daug hter
OF the late James and Mrs, Bell Truia
o5 James st. Wednesday at ESQ. In
terment at Hackensack. n. J.
LATZ--On June 2s. aged 90. at Atlantic
city. Caroline. relict of Solomon Latx
and dearly beloved mother of Fanny
Mansbach. Milicent Latz. Hnttie Lipp-
Trisch Services Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3o in chapel. Bayside Cemetery.
LonR Island.
LOCKHART--on juno 20. after prolonged
illness Frederick {. Funeral services
Will be held at his late reaidence, Hound
July i. vt $50 p. m Train leaves foot
OF Liberty ut. 3 p, m. daylight time, In
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Funeral of Mrs. Brown
Conducted i'm Seaplane
Ashes of Late Temperance
Worker Scattered TO Winds
Above Statue of Liberty

The first aerial funeral in New York
was conducted yesterday afternoon,
when the ashes Of Mrs. Sarah d. Brown.
importance advocate and writer of
children's stories, who died last week
at her home, e7 West Sixty-ninth
Street, were scattered from a seaplane
over the Statue of Liberty.
The ashes were thrown to the winds
with nine white and two red carna-
tions, which represented Mrs. Browns
age, ninety two years, by Dr.. Berthold
A. Baer of the Funeral Church. while
ritual service, prepared by Miss
Kate Brown, the dead writer's daughter,
was read. This was done at the re-
quest of Mrs. Brown, in a letter writ
ten fourteen years ago and which was
not opened until she died.
The seaplane left the foot Of Eighty
sixth Street and the Hudson River at
noon, and, after funeral services which
were held on the pier, Miss Brown
handed the urn containing the ashes
Of her mother TO DR.. Baer, while a
brother gave the flowers to Frank NAL
len, Of the United States Marine Corps,
who rode in the plane, as represent
ative of the American fighting forces,
who Mrs. Brown specified in her letter
should be present.
Thousands of persons along the Bat
terry and on boats in the harbor on
Bedloe's Island witnessed the ceremony
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
S'Parson" Davies Is Dead
Won Fame as Manager of Dan
OIealy, Champion Walker

CHICAGO, June 2s.-Word was re.
ceiyed here to-day Of the death at
Bedford, Va, Yesterday, of Charles
Edward ("Parson") Davies. well known
in the sporting world. The body will
be brought here for burial
Davies came into prominence in the
early sos as manager Of Dan OIeary,
the champion walker. He afterward
took over the management Of Peter
Jackson, colored heavyweight, who
later fought a sixty-round draw with
James Corbett.
1t is said that Cornelius Wander
bilt was responsible for Davies nick
name of "Parson." When OLeary was
giving an exhibition walking match at
Madison Square Garden, Vanderbilt,
spying Davies. is said to have inquired
who 1.-The clerical looking gentleman"
was
Davies was born in County Antrim.
Ireland, July 7. 1851. He had been
ailng for several years, and a stroke
of paralysis is said to have caused his
death.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
OBITUARY NOTES

CHRISTIAN T. MIDDLETON sxty-si1
OF 1896 New York Avenue. Brooklyn an
electrician and machinst for sixteen years
IN the electrical department of the Nev
YORK Navy Yard and formerly with tho
National Meter Company, died sunday IL
his home OF heart trouble. He is survived
by a wife and son
MRS. MATHILDA STERN. seventy-six
or s305 Nineteenth Avenue Brooklyn, died
sunday at her home. Mrs Stern was born
in Alsace- Lorraine AMI for many years
conducted a meat business in Manhattan
with her husband. the late Michael Stern
She is survived by a daughter.
THOMAS SHALvEY. for many years
foreman in the Department Of Street
Cleaning. died Sunday at his home 1sa
Weirfeld Street. Brooklyn He is sur
Nved by wife and two daughters In
torment will be to-day in holy Cross
Cemetery.
EDWARD MANNING, forty three. a vet .
eran Of the Civil War. died Sunday at his
home, 1893 Halsey Street. Brooklyn. Dur
ing the panish- American Wa he served
in Cuba with Company f. 18th Regiment
He is survived by two brothers and two
sisters