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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
UBOGI FAJMCsTER - NEPRI
JETEN DOGODEK zARES.

Louisville, KY, %. dec = Ci-
kazan "Chappie" Lewis je dozi-
vel prijeten dogodek nekem
louisvilSkem restavrantu. Sedel Je
pri mizi ter obedoval V blizini je
stala druga Mia pri kateri Sc ,Je
maSil neki pobozen fajmoster, ka-
teri Sc zaveda, ola clovek ne ziyl
samo od bozje besede nego tudi
cd bifsteka cebulo. Ko je Lewis
koncal obedom 81 je prizgal cl-
gareto. TO Sc je pa zdelo dobremu
faimoStru napak. Vstal Je, prlJel
Lewisa "a ramo in ga stresal kot
da je otrok, zahtevajoc, da mora
takoi vreci cigarette stran.
''Kako mislite, da mi bo mogo-
ce obedovati, Ge boste kadili tako
''hudobne cigarete?" je rekel.
"Poleg tega, moz, ki kadi cigare-
te nj noben Gentleman, FaJmos-
ter ie po teh besedah potegnll on@-
mu cigarette il ust in jo zagnal ma
tia.
Lewis je polagoma vstal ter prl-
mazal fajmoStru tako po celadl
da ga ie zbil ma tia kot bika, Ubo-
gi fajmoSter je seveda zagnal We
lill vrisG. Prigrmeli so V restav-
rant policaji in tenn je potozl!, Cd
Sc je posvetna pest brezboznega
Cikazana neusmiljeno dotaknlla
niegove maziljene cebule, katerl
pravi glava.
Ma njegovo velil1o presenecen](
so bill policaji mnenja, ola le bile
| Lewisovo delo povsem pravllno II
najboljSe, kar jih je Sc izvrsil II
zato MISC hoteli Lewisa aretlrat
kot ie po vsej sill hotel pobozer
duhovni oce.
V restavraciji Sc je pa razlega
vessel smeh ma rac.un farskegf
"muCenika'.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
KORLE UPA, DA 30 zOPET
ZASEDEL PRESTOL.

Budapest, Ogrska. Karol Habs-
burSki, bivSi aystrijski cesar je
postal tukajznjim svoJim prlsta-
Sem in podpornikom pismo V ka-
terem jih vspodbuja V njihovem
delu, upajoG, ola Sc ga bo postavi-
10 zopet ma avstrijski prestol
"MoGni agentje so ma delu, ola
Sc zopet vpostavi Avstro-ogrsko
monarhijo in prepreci, da bi Sc
Avstrija zdruzila Nemcijo,' je
pisal bivsi monarh IL Praglnsa,
Svica, kjer Sc Sc vedno nahaja.
"Cakajte potrpelljivo, nasi vre-
dni in ljubljeni; razmere so ugo-
dne in bozjo pomocjo Sc bonn po-
vrnil k mojim zvestim madzar-
skim podanikom. .
Pismo je prinesel Kar!ov zaup-
mix njegovim pristasem, katerln
naeeluie knez Ludovik Windisch,
graetz, grof Julij Andrassy in ba-
ron Josip Szterenyi. Korle svar.
svoje pristase, da maj ne naprav'
ljaio zvez z dvomljivi pustolov
stvi, kajti nobenega dvoma nj, da
Sc bo koncno doseglo zmago, ds
bodo zmagali legitimni principi.
"Moja zahteva," Sc nadalJuJ'
pismo, Gle podpirana od Vatlka
ma in francoske aristokracije. Da
lie so ma moi strani duhovscinS
in visji vojaski krogi Upam, Ga
bo katolisko prebivalstvo Hrvat
ske in SlovaSke (znabiti meni
tenn tudi Slovenijo, kateri vladaJt
duhovni) le veselo, ce sc povrnt
pod mojo vlado in kralj Ferdi
nand Romunsli he bo odrekel ne
kai teritorijalnih koncesij od me
ne. ki sem mu resil njegov presto
| V Gasu, ko ie bila Romunska oku
pirana Cd Nemcev. "
Znabiti, da je upanje Kolla nj
dobri podlagi. Vatikan je ma NE
govi strani, francoski magnatJ'
ga podpiraio in podpira ga du
%
hovsccina. Ce bi bila jrgosloTan
ska vlada malo preYidna, bi zace
la ostro gledati ma prste "preca
stitim ocetom", kajti ii Sc. bod'
trudili ma vse kriplje, ola store ia
ko kot Jim namigne "sveti bim
bo" IL Rima, neglede ma to, ola
fem daio pogoje "a move voJne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
vELIKA zELEZNISKA NFsRE
CA v RUSIJf.

London, %. dee. Brzojavka
IL Helsingforsa naznanja, da Sc j.
pripetila blizmi Petrograda V
Rusiji velika zelezniska nesreca
pri kateri je izgubilo vec, sto lJudl
zivljenje.
Nesreea ie nasta1a radi preveli-
Ike gnjeee, Sc poroca, toda nobenih
podrobnosti Sc Sc nj prejelo.
Neka druga brzojavka, tudl II
Helsingforsa, naznanja, ola so Sc
izvrsili V Petrogradu resni DELAY
ski izgredi. Med delavci in voja-
stvom je nastal spopad V katerem
je bilo ubitih 105 oseb.
Brzojavka pravi, ola Sc je to pri-
petilo veeraj.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
KAKO BI IZPADEL BOZ MED
AEROPLANI IN VOJNIMI
LADIJAMI.

Pariz, 81. dec. = Nedavno so le
vrSila navidczna bitka med britt
skim brodovjem in britiSko zracno
ekskadro, sestojeeo IL samih letal.
Bill je seveda samo vojni maneVer.
Rczultat je pokazal, ola bi zrac-
no brodovje Z lahkoto unlcllo We
like bojne ladije ma vodi u bonn
bami bi bilo razstreljeno V teku
pol ure.
Admiral, Xxi je poveljeval mo-
skemu brodovju, je vedel, kdaJ GA
bodo letala napadla. To mu Je po-
velinik zraGnega brodovJa popre.
naznanil.
Bojne ladije so bile ma pozoru
in vse je bilo pripravljeno, da Sc
zoperstavi pricakovanem napadn
Nebo Sc je neprestano promatralo
Koncno Sc je nenadoma zagleda't
skupino letal, ki so plula V vlsln.
$4,000 Gevliev. Predno Sc je ma
boinih ladijah naravnalo topovf
prot MIN so IL letal spustill na
morie Y blizini ladij bonlbe Z dl-
nom. Te bombe so pri vdarcu ia
vodo elsplodirale in zavlle vse
morslzo brodovje V gost dim. re
preteku nekai minut re nj mhef
ma ladiiah videl visje kot nekollkc
iardov. Dim je> letala popolnoma
zakril. IL letal so dobro vedeh k]e
Sc ladije nahajajo,
Admiral je ukazal, da Sc yozl 5
polno paro cd omega mesta, da $
pride zopet ma plano. ko Je bro.
dovje koncno dospelo ma eistl
zrak ie mad vsako ladijo plava!l
osemnajst letal tako nizko, da b
y -bombami takoj unicili vsako Ia
dijo
VeSGaki, ki so opazovali yes ma
never. so morali priznati, ola bi bl-
10 mogocno morsko brodovje ma
pram letalom povsem brez moci.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24

Rim 81 dee. - Gen. Cayiglia
ie postal d'Annmziju V Reko ul-
timatum, V katerem mu naroca,
da mora zapustiti Reko. DAN
nunzijo ie odgovoril generalu, da
Sc svoiemu staliS6u ne odpove In
ne pripozna rapalske mirovne po-
godbe in da ie pripravljen branlti
Sc, ee ga Cavigliave eete napade-
jo.
Kot reGenO, ultimatum generala
Cavigha, pOveljnika italijanskih
sill. XII obkoljujejo Reko, zahteva,
da D 'Annunzijo razpusti svoJe ce-
te, izprazne otoka Veglija in
Arbe in odda vojni material, ka-
terega ie zapleniI V Reki. Dan
nunziiu Sc je dalo casa do 6. ure
danes zveGer, da izvrSi, kar Sc "a
hteva od MEGA oziroma, da Odg0-
vori. EIREfE
General Caviglia bo izvedel O.
stro blockade Reke, Omenjenih
dveh otokov in otoka San Marko,
ReGeno ie da bo nova blokada po-
polnoma loGila od d 'AnnmziJa "a
seden teritorij od ostalega sveta,
Reka %. dec. - ItalijanSke
Gete so zaGele oblegovanjem Re
Ike, to ie, mesta, katerO je sedaj '
rokah d 'AnnunzijO.
Rim, %. dee. = Gen. Caviglla,
poveljnik italijanskih regularnih
Get, XII obkoljujejo RekO je ukazal
ostro blockade Reke, in otOkov We
ella. Arbe in San MarkO.
Dal je As ur casa vsem onim, kl
Sc nahajajo V blOkiranem ozemlJu,
da istega zapuste, Ge jih je VOLTA,
London, %. dec. - Italijanske
vladne sile, katerim povelJuJe
gen. Caviglia in admiral Milo SO
napravile OStro blockade Reke
suhega i'm mOrSke Strani Jako
ie mogoGe, da Sc DO lahko vsak
trenutek nvrsil spopad med d.
Ammunition IN rednimi issli5ap-
skimi Getami-
stvar je pOstala jake resna.
kaiti d'Annunzijo ie odloeno "a
vrnil ultimatum gen. Caviglio IN
izfavil, da Sc DO Z orOzjem V rokl
uprl doloGbam rapalske miroVne
pogodbe,
0 pustolovstvu d'AnnmM5a
prihaiajo IL Rima TAXA poroclla
kot &c bi Sc napovedalo vojno
Marsu. TAX stra$en vriSG Sc zene
da ie Gloveku ze Slabo, ce mu Je
naprimer znano, da ina d'Annun-
ziio komai Stiritisoc vojakov II
llakega pol ducata topov. PRAY pc
italiiansko - velik vriSc "a pra-
zen mic. Tega petelinjega kokoda-
kanja bi bilo kmalu kOnec, &c bl
ne ime vsak Italian V srcu zelje
da d,Annmziio uspe Treba bi bi-
To regiment recimO, slOvenskih
fantov oborozenih $ poleni pa b'
nagnali prismojenega pevskega
polentarja in njegovo bando Il
Reke.
London, %. dee. - TrzaSka br-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
vELIK PozAR.

Venice, Cal. Ma tukajsnjem
pomolu "a zabave je nastal pozar
XII ie V teku dveh ur napravil "a
pet miljonov dolarjev skode. Pt
velikem truda mestne pozarne
brambe Sc ie ogenj pozneje posre-
clio omeiiti. Pri easenju sta do
spela tudi diva oddelka pozarnc
brambe IL Los Angelesa. Pozar Je
ogrozal, da vpepeli mesto.
Pri gasenju ie bilo vee oseb ra-
nienih, ena naibgz smrtno nevar-
no.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
NARoCN1KoM v OHIO IN PA.

naznanjamo, ola potuje sedaj po
draw Pennsylvania mas zastop
mix Anton Jankovic, Xxi je poo
blascen pobirati naroenino "a mas
list in vse drugo. IL Pennsylya-
Mia odide potem skoz zapadni del
Ohio nazaj V Cleveland.
Prosimo yse. da mu gredo koli-
kor mogoce ma roko.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
obleganje Reke.
9 I.N. 7 /


zoiavka na londonski Times Sc
glasi, da je dospela vest o spopa-
du med italijanskimi regulanimi
vojaki in d'Annunzijevimi legiJo-
narji. Spopad Sc je izvrSil PR Je-
leni, deset mill cd Reke. Ubit je
bill en- regularen vojak in diva ra-
njena. Vladni karabinerji so s pro
tinapadom kmalu pognali ardite '
beg.
Pariz, %. dec. = Ker je Gabri-
iel d d'Annunzijo zavrnil ultimatum
gen. Caviglia, je slednji danes
zjutraj ukazal blokiranje Reke III
otokov Veglia in Arbe. BloklranJe
stopi V veljavo "a As ur.
Italijanska letala bodo PlavaIa
mad teritorijem in metala ma zem-
lilo pamflete, poizvajoG ljudi, ola
Sc umakneio ozemlja do bozic-
mega dne zjutrai, tedaj namree ne
bo nikomur veG dovOljeno ven M
ii notri. Med tenn casom Sc natan-
emo preisGe vsak parnik, ki zapu-
sti Reko. Vsakega d'AnnunzlJeve-
ga prijatelja Sc aretira, ce Sc ga lie
spoma kot takega.
Poroeano je, ola gen. CavlgIlJd
koncentrira oklopne automobile
in tenke oh reSki meji in da dan
nunzijevi arditi hite podminira-
MEM cest, ki vodijo V Reko.
Informacije cd francoskih a.
gentov V Italiji Sc glase, da ma
pravlja d'Annmzijo nacrte "a
senzacijonalno potezo, ki Sc DO Il. .
vrsila takoj, da zopet prldool
liudsko mnenje V Italiji ma svojc
stran. Italijani MISC namrec Vec
tako navduseni "a MEGA radi te,
ga, ker ie yse italijansko 6asopls-
ie MENU sovrazno.
Zaupni francoski agentJe poro-
6aio, da so Ayedeli, da bo dan,
nunzijo poskusal zajeti vse otok'
ma dalmatinski obali, katere le ra'
palska pogodba dala Jugqslaylli
" slu6aju, da Sc mu to ne bo po-
srecilo, tedaj bo pOgnal vse resk'
mesto V zrak. ReGeno je, ola le me
sto re vse podmmano.
zatrjuje Sc, da Steje d'Annun IN
zijeva posadka $500 moz IN 4o'
Gastnikov. Posadka je organlzlra
ma V stiri bataljone. Ina desc
sekcii tezkih strojnih puSk in stl
rideset sekcii lahkih stroJnil
pusk. Poleg tega ina tudi pet
naist baterij gorske artilerlJe
dvanaist olzlopnih automobilov II
osemnaist aeroplanov.
Privatne vesti IL Reke pravlJo
da Sc pripravlja diva parnika, HI
stal in Revart, "a ekspedicijo. No
siIa bosta vsak 600 moz. Ma nju St
ie namestilo ze posebne topove, :
Pod okriljem zajetih ruSilceV Il
spremljana cd trope pomorskll
lctal (siplanov) bosta parnlka ne
sla d'Annunziieve ardite "a ma
pad ma dalmatinska pristanlsca
Govori Sc, da bo d'Annunzil'
spremljal ekspediciio aeroplanu
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-12-24
UBoJ RADI PETIH CENToV.

Pueblo, Colo. - Pri igranju BIZ
liarda ie nastal prepir radi pla-
Gania petih centov, kateri Sc je
zakljucil S tenn, da je bill Felipe
Barvera ustreljen do Smrti in Ma
ximo Campos tezko ranjen,
PolentarSka kultura.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Waste of Funds Charged
To British Government,

LONDON, Aug 2s-British paper
are printing almost daily examples O
what they term the waste Of public
funds. A report just issued BY the
Committee on Public Accounts sheds
fresh light On the subject. Near
Ss,600,0G0 was involved, it appears in
the governments pan to finance til,
Russian General Alexieff just before
the Bolshevik revolution brought about
his collapse. Part of the plan was to
set up Cossack state bank in Siberia
and for that purpose $2,500,OOO was
loaned to Russian financier. But th
bank was never set up and the com
mittee wants TO know what became @ {
Che money.
The Ministry of Munitions paid s12,
$50 900 for q plant begun in 1917 and
which, when the war ended was only
half finished. For this outlay, the com
mlttee points out, the country received
no benefit whatever except through :av
stimulus to the steel trade"
Waste of nearly $500, 1000 iy charge,
by the committee to the Admiralty 6.
scheme for establishing schools T.
train boys in pneumatic rivcting.
Cases are referred to by the commit
Tee where governmaat officers holding
responsible positions allotted contracts
either to themselves or to firms in
which they were interested Such
cases. the committee asserts, "are
especially liable to become an occa.
sion for scandals"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
b. II. I. Strikers to Asl
Federal Intervent;o,
700 at Meeting I'm Brookl.,.
Also Plan 60 Renew Annssl ! =
to Governor SmitI,

Seven hundred B. r. T. str;ke,s ,
smallest number yet assemblies = .'s
daily meeting, gathered in the ps.., =
lyn Labor Lyceum last night and sA,
pointed a committee of threa ia -, ss'
for state and Federal interven,io. 80 :;
behalf of the strikers. IN
The committee, it was annon.
will go to Albany and urge Gosasssa
Smith to renew his efforts to nessnaS raSr
Judge Mayer to recognize the Ams1soe
mated, The committee then will ny ga
Washington and seek to lay their nr;,i gS 10
ances before President Wilson. ''ss'
Sixty-one delegates from loc,,. :,
the Amalgamated in New Yors Ys %; Q;
New Jersey gathered in the Lahar Eng az
ceum yesterday morning and Ssr;. ~
plans for raising benefit money s''seo sea
the strikers. iof
Strikers distributed leaflets :,
face, elevated and subway cars ~ vss,Sr sar'
day appealing to the men now m yeSMs. ss...
to rejoin the strike. -Four st,;ssy ;Ssa.y
were arrested at knickerboeker sns
Myrtle avenues while distributins s;s aa
culars. They were taken to the Wi,son
Avenue police station and charged ssh S;sh
oostructlng q public thoroughfars "''A
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Pastor Blannes Explosion
On jazz Spirit i'm q. S.
Another Attributes Blast to the
Hatf-Hearied Sentiment for
Law EnfOrcemene

The Rey. Carl Wallace Potty, pastor
OF the Mount Morris Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue and l26th Stfcot, in his
sermon yesterday morning denounced
the perpetrators Of the Wall Street ex-
ploslon.
"Thc spirit of jazz pervades the 30
cia! life of our community" the min
istcr said, "and it is destroying mems 3
reverence for law and government.
America ought to wake up"
In a. prayer after the sermon the
minister aaid: "Stffen the backbone of
our government. Give us courage that
we may stamp out these influences
which would crush those institutions
that were our heritage from our an
castors.'
In a sermon at the Bedford Prcsby
terian Church, Brooklyn, last night,
Or. ). Edward Young, the pastor, said:
"fcur persons are responsible for
the bomb explosion in Wall Street
Thursday-the wretch who drove the
wagon there. the otter who put him
up. to it. the government official who
falled 10 suppress anarchists and The
average citizen who does not bother
about such matters until lot of peo-
pie are blown into eternity"
DR.. Young said that half-hearted
sentiment in the part Of many against
the enforcement Of laws is to a deeree
accountable for continued anarchistic
outbreaks.
We must obey all the laws or con-
ALL" he said
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
William Joyce Met Death
Through His Generosity
Morgan Employee Postponed
Wedding and Vacation TO
Accommodate Friend

James Nichols, head Of the stock de-
oartment Of J. =. Morgan & Co. for
many years. was greatly grieved yes
terday OH his arrival here from Havana
10 learn Of the death of his friend
William Joyce, who was killed by the
explosion in Wall Street on Thursday
Mr.. Nichols said that some weeks ago
he had planned a vacation. trip to
Havana. Nj. Joyce, he said, had ex-
pected TO he married early in Septem-
ber and take & honeymoon trip o. sew
eral weeks. When Mr. Joyce heard
that Mr.. Nichols's vacation would prob
ably interfere with his wedding plans
he informed the head Of the stock de
partment that he was willing to post
pone his wedding and urged MIR.
Nichols to go.
When the latter returned TO the city
yesterday on the United Fruit steam
ship Ulua and learned Of the crcum-
stances Of Mr. Joyce's death he said:
"Fo was Il most kindly young mar
and the eeucrcus spirit that caused
him TO alter his wedding plans that
nNghs 60 TO Havana was responsible
for his death. Ee was killed while
seated in my chair in the stock de-
partmcnt." 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Hyla1l Orders War
On Phone Company
AS a Rate Gollger
Instrulcss O'Brienl to Protest.
to Service Commission
Against Amy Raise as ''lUn-
warranted, Unjslstified''

Characteri2ing the attempt os the
New York Telephone Company to OBJ
tain an increase In rates through the
Public Service Commission as .eoue-
ing the public Mayor Hylan has writ
ten a letter TO John P. O'Brien, Cor
poration Counsel. instructins him to
make immediate complaint to the com
mission against thHs "unwarranted and
unjustified increase" His letter fol-
lows:
THE New York Telephone Company
has made application to the Public
Service Commission fer substantial in
creases in telephone rates and for
more exacting terms in the contracts
for telephone usage.
Il am informed that this company's
rates have been greatly excessive in
the past, and that last year it was re-
quired to reduce it's rates for the City
| Of New York. also understands that
the company has in recent years to &
large extent made its extension to plant
and service out Of revenues collected
from the consumers and not from the
investments by stockholders. Large
amounts have been added each year 10
surplus. In 1914 the surplus was re-
, ported as 100000, while for 1918,
the latest public available figures, the
surplus stood at $4l 100000.
Besides the fact that surplus has
been practically doubled In four years.
the company's depreciation reserve has
been increased from $25,50O 900 in 1919
to $5l,135,000 in 1915
During these years, in spite of TIE
large amounts for depre which
| have not been needed for actual renew
| ais Of plant and equipment, and in spite
Of the large additions to surplus CON
tributed by the consumers, the com
pany has been paying per cent dvi-
dends on its capital stock outstanding.
besides the interest on its bonded debt.
"in view Of these large earnings and
profits Of the company every effort
should be made at once to prevent Il, s
attempted gouging Of the public on a
pretended plea Of necessity. wish
you would make immediate complain
to the Public Service Comm :ssio,
against this unwarranted and unjusti
he'd increase and demand public hear
Ing. at the earliest possible momen,
taking such steps as the circumstances
require to protect the people of thie
city. Very truly yours,
JOHN +. H1LAN, Mayor"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
New Jersey Chemist Denies
Fischer Visited Laboratories
Jokichi Takamine Jr. Regarded Tennis Player as
Eccentric; Wife Asserts She Knew Him
as Casual Acquaintance

Jokiehi Takamine jr., New Jersey
chemist, denied yesterday that he was
q manufacturer of explosives and that
Edwin p. Fischer, who predicted the
Wall Street explosion, had visited his
drug laboratories in Clifton, N. J.
When asked about card bearing Mrs.
Takamine's name, which had dropped
from his pocket, Fischer told the
authorities holding him in Hamilton,
Ontario, that she was the wife Of e
large manufacturer OF explosives and
would secure his release
~ talked with Mr.. Fischer less thar
two weeks ago." Takamine said, at his
home in Clifton, 'nsar the laboratories.
land I remember that he said many
strange things, but do not know that
he made any forecasts about explo-
sions. He had not been in my labora-
tories. Everybody likes Fischer. He
is fine man, lovable character, q
man of splendid intellect as regards
information and cleverness, but quite
eccentric. We would be glad to have
him visit us at any time"
~ met Mr.. Fischer about two years
ago when Mr.. Takamine and l were
passing the summer at Merriwold
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20

Park, in Sullivan County" Mrs. Taxa
mine said. "He was just chance
acquaintance. We were there again
this summer and MIR. Fischer was
there also. remember speaking to
him only once or twice. have, an
indistinct recollection that | gave him
one Of my visiting cards. He never
visited our home and so far as know
my husband had never had any con-
vorsation with him other than the few
times at the summer resort. He was
never in communication with me.
"There is no truth in the statements
attributed to him that he had visited
the laboratories. He is also mistaken
when he says that munitions are made
at any laboratories conducted by nv
husband.
"Mr. Takamine is tennis enthusiast,
and it was on the courts that We met
Fischer, who plays WELL noticed his
peculiar actions. He is very pleasing,
but / took him to be somewhat of a
bragger. He talks get-rich- quick
schemes."
The Takamine family are prominent
socially and are wealthy. Mr.. Taxa
mine, who calls himself Joseph instead
of by his Japanese name Of tJokichi, is
the son Of Or. Jokichi Takamine, who
has q laboratory at 120 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
L funerals Held
For Six Killed
Ir1 Wall Street
3 Ex-Service Men Among
Those Buried, One Hav-
ing Served i'm Spanish War,
en- Border and Overseas
Rites for Woman Typist
No Formal Reference TO
Explosion Made; Benefit
Concert Next SUNDAY

Funeral services were held in this
city yesterday for six Of the victims
os the Walt Street explosion. Three
Of the Ave men for whom services were
held were veterans Of the World War.
AT none of the services was there any
formal reference to the manner in
which death had come to the victims.
squad from Company ], 7th Regi-
mcnt, presented arms and the, Rev.
j. p. McComas, rector Of St. Psul's
Chapel, who is chaplain Of the regi-
mene, read the funeral services for
William Furman Hutchinson at the
Campbell Funeral Church. Hutchin-
Spanish War, at che Mexican border
and in France.
Among tho officers at his funeral
were Colonel Wade II. Hayes. COM
mander of the regiment in France;
Colonel Robert Mclean, Major Will
liam Palmer and Captain Harry C. Bu-
val. Buglers sounded "Taps" and a
firing squad volleyed into the air as
the coffin was lowered into the grave
in Hampstead, L. /. Hutchinson was
married and lived in Garden City, L. l.
Second Funeral at Same Church
Services for Harold Lusk Gillies also
were held at the Campbell Funeral
Church. The Rev. Sartell Prentice,
pastor Of the Dutch Reformed Church
in Nyack. n. Y, where the young man
lived, conducted the services. He was
a bank employee at 1870 Broadway, was
married and had one child.
Members Of the Signal Corps. to
which William C. Joyce, an employee
of j. P. Morgan & Co., was attached
during the war, attended services held
for him at his late home, 1906 Dit
mars Street, Brooklyn. The Morgan
firm and organizations Of which the
young man was member also were
represented. The Rev James c. Jones,
pastor Of ST. Mary's Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Brooklyn, conducted the
services. Interment was in Woodiawn
Cemetery
The pallbearers for CharleseA. Lind
roth, Of 50 East Fifth Street. Brooklyn,
were members of Captain John Drum
Post, 273, Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
of which he. had been member. They
| sounded "Taps" and fired three vol
leys at his grave in Cypress Hills
| Cemetery.
Private services were conducted for
Mrs. Margaret Drurey by the Rev.
John Hines at her late home, 1872
Ridgewood Avenue, Queens. Interment
was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. She
was stenographer, employed in an
office in Broad Street
Brooklyn Printer MouFned
The Rev. Wallace ]. Gardner, Of St.
PauPs Protestant Episcopal Church,
Brooklyn, conducted services for Will
lam W. White, Of 4 Parksde Court,
Brooklyn. Intermsnt will be to-day in
Greenwood Cemetery. He was a sta
toner and printer at III Cliff Street
requiem mass will be celebrated
to-day at st. Rose of Lima Roman