New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

York Construction Company, Is dead in tn
Marine Hospital, Staten Island. Mr.. Tucke
was one of the survivors of the torpedoin,
of the President Grant and had been in ii
health since that disaster.
WILLIAM DICKERSON, for many year
member of the firm of Sammis g. Dicker
son. boat builders, died Tuesday at Sarana
Lake. N. Y. He was later q member of tn,
firm of Dickerson Brothers, builders. III
was member Of the Independent Order o.
Odd Fellows.
CAPTAIN ADDISON ELY JR., forty
four. lawyer. died Thursday night in tn,
Postgraduate Hospital, after an operation
He was veteran OF the Spanish American
War and served as an officer in the wa,
with Germany. After the war he was at
ached to the Judge advocates office In thi.
city He was member Of Rutherford Post
l09. American Legion.
HUGH D. NEWMAN, president Of tn.
.otn .,otn Assembly District Republican Club is
dead at his home, 10 Orient Avenue Brook
lyn For the last ten years he was an In.
pector in the Finance Department of tn,
city He was active in fraternal circles.
WILLIAM s. HARRIS. seventy-five ar
employee of the New York Custom House
lor twenty years, was found dead from the
effects of illuminating gas yesterday in the
Kitchen of his home. at So West Ridrewood
Avenue. Ridgewood. NJ j.
LIEUTENANT ELMER BALESON. hftv.
one Tor twenty-four years q member of the
police force died yesterday of apoplexy at
as nome, 36l Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn
ie was attached to the Canarsic precinct
He is survived by his wife and two chi hidrrr
Masonic services will be held tonight at his
home ~
OLIVER l.. DOScH. forty-fivc. superin-
tendent of the Singer manufacturing plant
a' Elizabeth N j.. died yesterday following
paralytic stroke. He is survived BY his
wife and a son.
MRS. MARY E. DOLE. forty-eight. wife
of Joseph w. Dole, manager of the Arrow
head Inn. l5od Street thi, city, died at hnr
ysidence In Port Chester Thursday night of
pneumonia. she is survived by her husband
and three daughters.
DANIEL j. COLLINS, twcrty-three ~
this city. died yesterday in the college in
Urinary of Holyoke College, Worcester. Mass
OF influenza. after an illness of few hours
ne ne was prominent in the class of 1921 ath-
semi-professional ball player.
LEO MUNlO. forty, formerly captain of
che police re ervcs Of the East 104th Street
station, died yesterday in the Mount Sinai
hospital OF pneumonia. He was stricken
with influenza week agC.
1SADOR HOLBRE1CH. twenty-nine. a
member of the firm Of Friedman. Kahn &
Co.. manufacturers of children's dresses, 6s2
broadway, died yesterday at his home 958
Howe Avenue. the Bronx. He was i'll with
pneumonia for a week
WILLIAM r. CRONAN, twenty-seven. a
widely known tclegrapher who was en-
pioyed by the New York, New Haven a
hartford Railroad for the last eight years,
died last night at his home. in Baltic. Conn,
OF pneumonia: He was a member Of the
knights Of Columbus and other societies.
ERNEST }. SCHONLEBEN, n furrier OF
this city. died yesterday of pneumonia ot a
hotel in Utica. N. Y. He was thirty-sec-
ond degree Scottish Rite Mason and went
to Utica one week ago with members of the
New York Consstory degree team to take
part in degree work OF the Lodge of per-
fection.
rRNDErlCK CoRCoRAN, member OF
the cast of The on-Daughter'' Mt the Rn-
lasco 1heater. is dead. He was born in this
city thirty-two years ago and appeared in
several Sciwyn productions. He also ao-
peared in "Chailenge" this season Services
viii be held at 10 o'clock this morning AZ
the Campbell Funeral Church, under the
auspices of the Actors Fund
Johanna MORGAN, eishty-one. died
yesterday. after a long Illness. She was
s daughter of the Rev. DR.. John Morgan, head
OF the III illogical Seminary of Oberlin Col
le&e fl m which she was :, a,
81 ter, Eugenic Morgan. is professor of phi
losophy at Wellesley College. The body was
taken to the Campbell Funeral Church,
wh"re services will be held at O'Clock this
afternoon.
MRS. EL1zABr,TH SMITH widow of
ilcnry Meeker Smith antique collector and
ieaier Died yesterday Of pneumonia at 40
outh fort'aAd Street BROOKLYN She wa.
active in Red Gross work in Brookvn.
Services viii b, held Monday at the Cann.
)rll Funeral Church.