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New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
DEATHS

year, devoted father OF Mrs. Pauline
Gumbiner. Mrs. Abraham D. Levy, Mrs.
William P. Goldman. Pincus L. Lew,
David Levy and Benjamin Levy, OF
Brooklyn Funeral private
MARSHALL-suddenl at her home. 157
East 18th St, May q. Anna, daughter
Of the late A. P. Marshall and Maria
Herbert. Funeral services a. Georges
Chapel at noon Monday.
MTILER-Mary. beloved wife Of Thomas
Miller, daughter of the late Michael and
Ellen Carroll sister Of Annie. Lillian.
and Florence Carroll at her residence
SO Cole st, Glen Cove, L. l.
NIESS-On May 90. our beloved mother,
Anna +; Neiss. Funeral Monday, MAY
thence to Church Of the Holy Spirit,
Burnside and University avs.
PARKER-On May 10. Louise (nee Rouge
nlont), the beloved wife of Samuel r.
Parker and mother of George, Samuel,
Frederick and Louise Parker: Funeral
from her late residence, 352 5lst ST,
Brooklyn. Sunday. May y. at P. M
RAYMoND-Sarah Dwight. widow OF Res.
sitter w Raymond, Thursday, May 10, az
Syracuse, n Y, In her Sist year. Flu
neral services Sunday. May p. $3.50
p. m, at Plymouth Church Brooklyn
R0NGE = Henry. Campbell Funeral
Church" Broadway. 66th St. Sunday,
o. m.
sCHIEFFEL1N- NJ. on May %,
1921, widow Of Henry Maunsell sch;ef.
felin in her S7th year. Funeral services
at the chapel of the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterisn Church, 18th av. and 18th 81
Tuesday morning, at IL o'clock. May "a
SMITH-Asa A. beloved husband Of Anna
Roselius Smith, on Thursday. May 49,
at the age OF 20 years, after brief III
ness. Services Sunday at 2:3o p. m. at
his late residence. 1875 Cedar av. Nor
ris Heights. n. 7.
SPENCE-susan J., at her home. s25 Presi-
dent St, on Friday. May 20. 1921. daugh-
ter Of the late William and Susan Spence
Funeral services on Monday evening, a.
o'clock. Interment private.
THOAiPSON-At her home. Rye, N T.
May 81, 1921, Grace Romaine Worthing-
ton. widow of Aaron Ketchel Thompson
and daughter OF the late Asa Yyorthing-
ton. Funeral private.
THoRNBURY-Julia Campbell Funeral
church. broadway, 66th ST. Funeral
later.
yOMPKINs-At her residence, 50 North
1921. Sarah Forster Tornpkins, daughter
of the late Alexander and Harriet c. Van
Wart Tompkins. Funeral services at her
late residence, Monday, May %, at 1880
TRUE-on Friday, May 20. 1921, Eliza
best @ NJ, True Snee Glay). beloved wife OF
th hdmund w. True. Funeral services at
FRANK E. porsheimer. e aardenbars sq6iHi S aS
ana 'e5a ST. Demarest. n. J., on sunday.
stao5 Mag ~ 4sey at E M Train sayss eso Ere
p. m, daylight saving time. Inter
ment at Lutheran Cemetery.
WALIACE-Robe bert. aged 46, husband OF
Minnie Wallace tnee Raynor), at Trinity,
Hospital, Brooklyn, May 59 1891. Flu
neral services Sunday. May %, 1915 =
M Trinity NJ. E. Church. Brandon snd
Guilon avs Richmond Hill, l.. I. In
ternent Sayville, May %.
WEBBER-Berta NJ, at her late resi-
dence, 147 West 55th ST., Saturday.
May 81. 1921. Berta Marie, wife o.
Morris Earl Weber and daughter Of the
late Major Barnett II. and Elizabeth
Brant Engelkel Notice of services here
after. st. louis papers please COPY.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Str Cameronia (Brl, Glasgow. and Liver
pool May H. Queenstown May u aalIa VA
with 40 frat, $50 second cabin, 1oll steer
age passengers malls and mdse; Pier o6
Str Ryndam (Dup, Rotterdam and Bou-
logne May II. Plymouth May IL; to the
Holland American Line: with 81 first, 241
seoonq st 'f htb h~pt"' pt uohofen. r1o n !.
str Curveio tBraz). Santos April ~, Rio
de Janelro April so, Bahia May D., usrnam
buco May G, Barbadoes May ID; TO inc
Lloyd Brasierio; with IS hrst. "a secono
cabin. II steerage passengers, mails ana
mdse; Pier g. Bush Docks, Bkiyn, r. .,
str Lake Farber. Avonmouth May 10
j II Winchester Co; with china clay
Pier Y, p r, Jersey CITY; j., Nav 4.
Str Chicago city (Br), Bristol. May % %
~ Str ST.: Erholm (Nor>. Santiago. May 1s; 70
tho ATLANTIC Fruit Co; with sugar an
Str DGauesne, Lon. May Z; to the Barber
Steamship Lines; in ballast; Pier g. bklyn. sh
George II Wells Steamship Corp; In bal
last anchored off Stapleton, l.
str Esparta, Santa Marta May "a; TO the
United Fruit Co; with fruit; Pier Q, II.
Str Ossning' 'Buenos Ayres, April ~. Rio
de Janeiro April 81, st Thomas May q to
the Munson Steamship Lines; with mdse;
Lake G sebago Puerto Colombia May 4,
Cartagena May g. Port hu Prince May -.
Cape Haiti May "a. Azua May 10; TO the
CLYDE steamship Lihe' Will iiooo' io' NJ
N r. ., ~
Yard oo
Str Pleiades Philadelphia, May 20: to
Iuckenbach 8 Co; with mdse; 1T 35th st.
Bklyn , -
Schr Amsinck; with mdse; anchored of
Stapleton. s |.
Str Manchura. Hamburg May and
Antwerp May IL; to the American Line,
with 10 first cabin, 597 steerage pass
mails and mdse.
str Emilia GD, Trieste April is. Malaga
April % and Philadelphia May 20; to
Phelps Bros & Co, with mdse.
str Tacoma, Verna April "a Constantine
pie April &c and Bizerta May 3; to the
Oriental Navigation Co, with mdse.
Str M Scanlon, Baltimore.
Schr Yukon, San Andreas May /; to @
..-at. & ...lAI MI
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Man and Wife, i'm Prison
AS SIayers, To Be Freed
Couple Convicted ON Circum-
siantial Evidence Believed
To Be Innocent
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


PHILADELPHIA, May 21,-Mary
Miracho and her husband, Jackino
Miracho, who were convicted five years
ago on circumstantial evidence of
stabbing and killing a boarder at their
house, Peter Garage, are to be par
doned next week. The state Pardon
Board after an EXTENDED investigation
in Rome Utica, Buffalo and Rochester,
has founl that Garage was a hunted
man because he had killed a man in
Utica and seriously wounded anothet
in another city.
1t was recalled that at the trial of
Miracho and his wifa one witness tes-
titled that he would tell who the real
murderer was. Subsequently this
witness, without ever having had q
chance to reveal his secret, was shot
and killed under mysterious circum-
stances.
The state Pardon Board has con-
cluded that as 10 definite proof of
the guilt of the Mirachos has been
adduced, and as several other persons
whose enmity Garage had earned were
desirous of killing him, the Mirachos
should be released from prison.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Court Prohibits
Business Block
I'm Murray Hill
Justice Mullan Reverses
Board of Standards De
cision Granting Permit
to Viscount Astor's Heirs

Supreme Court Justice Mpllan re-
vcrsed yesterday a decision OF tne
Board OF Standards and Appeals ana
held that the coming ordinance adopted
by the Board Of Aldermen excluded
business buildings from the Murray
Hill residential section. The Board or
Standards aind Appeals had given per
mission to the heirs Of the late Vis-
count Astor to erect nine-stofy pusi~
ness building on the west side OF Maol,
son Avenue, between Thirty-h1th anu
Thirty-sixth streets.
The site is occupied by eight four
story residences, diagonally across the
avenue from the J. P. Morgan home.
The late j. P. Morgan was one Of the
leaders in the movement for the pres
eYyation of Murray HILL. and since ms
death the fight to maintain the resi-
dental quality of the district has been
carried on by the Murray Hill Associa-
ton, which contested the attempted en-
croachment on the part of he Astof
heirs.
every one must know" said Justice
Mullan, "that the residential character
Of the properties on the east side OF
Madison Avenue cannot be appreciably
lessened in desirability for residential
purpose by the construction of busl-
ness building opposite them on the
west side. And so, too, though in lesser
degree, must all the residential proper
ties in that residential district be un-
favorably affected by the conversion Of
the west side of Madison Avenue from
residence to business district.
~ hold that the change permitted by
the Board of Appeals is fundamental in
character, that it goes beyond the limit
of that boards power, and that the
board was therefore without jurisdic-
ton"
1t is the fourth time in three weeks
that the Murray Hill Association has
been successful in its attempts to keep
out business buildings, the other three
applicants making their pleas before
the BOARD of Estimate, which denied
them.
Viseount Astor himself started the
proceedings looking TO the erection of
the building which Justice Mullan e1
cluded yesterday, making application tc
the Board Of Estimate in 1917 TO have
the zoning ordinance amended to per
nit the construction of the building
Plans for the building were filed, but
the superintendent Of Buildings de-
clined to grant a permit and Viscount
Astor took his fight to the Board OF
Standards and Appeals three years ago
and after protracted hearings its con
| sent was obtained. The case was
brought before the Supreme Court or
| q writ nf certiorari
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Cleared

str Mexico (Am), Captain Jones; Ha
vana; Ward Line.
Str Minnckahda (Am), Captain Gates
Hamburg; American Line.
Str Santurce (Am), Captain Hansen
Arecibe: New York & Porto Rico o, ] Line;
Puerta Plata; Columbus S Co
Str Montana (Am). Captain Rotch: Lon
don; Atlantic Transport Co.
Str Kroonland (Am), Captain Newman: :
Antwerp Red Star Line.
Str Toyooka Maru (Jap), Captain Oya;
Baltimore, from Calcuttai Nippon Yusen
Str Philadelphia (Am>. Captain Good
man; Curacao; Bliss, Dallett G. Co.
Str Flyer lNorl. CAPTAIN Petersen
Str Ell SO (Am). Captain Patten; Gal
weston; Southern Pacific Co,
Str Delaware (Am). Captain Robinson;
Str Fairmont (Am), Captain Hersey
Norfolk; United American Line.
Str collingsworth (Am), Captain !, !, e. Culver;
Str sarcoxie (Am), Captain Fels; Nor
folk: Cosmopolitan Line.
str Mohawk lAm}. Captain Ingram
Str Winpolo [Aml, Captain Falkenberg;
San Francisco: Williams Co.
Str Delfna (Am), Captain sievers: Mo
0's' Str "ThaGd Foridlan i"s iAm) Captain Nichols
San francisco: United American can Lines. -
Str schodack (Aml, Captain Klaunin;
Philadelphia Barber Line
Str Thorgerd (Nor), Captain Anderson
Baltimore; Callahan & Atkinson.
Str sanugan (Br), Captain skelly; Tam
pico; Anglo Mexican Petroleum Co:
str Tuckahoe (Am), Captain Christen-
sen; Cape Breton; Callahan & Atkinson.
Str sherman (Am), Captain Turner;
Str Carolyn (Am), Captain Nash; Fa-
1ardo Bull-Insular Line.
Str Glendoyle (Am), Captain Aspinwali
Manzanillo Atlantic Fruit Co.
str Oscoda (Am), Captain Jeffers;
Havre; Cosmopolitan Line.
Str Pocahontas (Am), Captain Patter-
schr Helen G Mclean (B.r), Captain
Mclean: sea; Fred c Mclean
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Foreign Ports
Denartnres for New YOrk

NAPLES, May 1s--Str Providence (Fr).
CHRISTIANIA, May 14-Str Freder1k
VIII (Dan).
GENOA. May 14--str West Lashaway,
New York
SHANGHAI, May 1s-str Tsushima Maru
RIO DE JANE1Ro. May 2o-str Jethon
(Nor).
FLUsHING. May 17-str Montana.
BARBADOS, May 1s-str Canadian Vic
tor (Br), Montreal via New York.
q. Tulsa.
LONDON, May 21-Strs Saxonia Chr,
New York; Old North State Mesa (Br).
Arrivals From New York
BATAVIA May 15-Str Eurylochus (Br).
SHANGHAI, May 1T--Strs Winyah via
Panama; Katuna (Br) via Newport News
BEIRA, May 17-Str East Wind via Cape
Town.
NoRREsUNDBY. May 12--str vincennes
AALBoRG. May 1s-str Milwaukee
Bridge.
HAMBURG, May 14-str Cornish citv
(Br) via Norfolk.
AARHUS, May 16-Str Plow City.
CALLAO, May 20--Str Eten (Peruyl
CHERBOURG, May 21--Str Olympic
(Br).
HAVANA, May 21-Arrived: Mexico
(Fr). New Orleans for Havre Espagne
(Span), st Nazaire. Sailed: Toloa (Br)
(from New York;, Cristobal.
LIVERPOOL. May 30-Strs Texarkana ;
City of Alton.
soUTHAMPToN. May 21--str olympic
(Br).
WELLINGToN. May 15--str Huruni
(Rr).
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
New Liner. Cameronia
Here ON Maiden Trip
Commanded by Captain Blake,
Whose Vessel, Caledonia,
Was TOrne5oed

The new 16000-ton Anchor liner
Cameronia, which was launched in
Scotland and finished in France, ar
rived here yesterday from Liverpool on
her maiden trip to this port.
The Cameronia was brought here in
command of Captain James Blake,
commodore Of the Anchor Line fleet,
who has been with the company thirty
seven years.
The skipper was in command of the
Caledonia in the Gallipoli campaign
when she was torpedoed midway be-
tween Cairo and Marseilles in Decem-
Der, 1916. The German submarine
commander who sank his ship made
him prisoner and he was confined in
German and Austrian prisons for two
and one-half years, nine months of the
time being solitary confinement.
He has been with the Cameronia
since her launching and has observed
and directed her construction through
out her building.
"She is splendid vessel" he said.
"She is bag full of new tricks and
will be a JOY to the travelling public
The new liner carried 81 saloon, 45f
second cabin and 1,115 steerage pas
sengeas
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Convicts Shifted to Clinton
Thirty-two Desperadoes Trans
ferred from Sing Sing

OSSINING, N. Y, May 21.-Thirty-
two convicts,. shackled together hand
and foot. left Sing Sing to-day in
charge of five keepers for Clinton
Prison at Dannemora, to which they
were transferred by order of Charles
f. Rattigan, Superintendent of Prisons
Among them was Vincent Gaffney
murderer and Jail breaker. He already
has spent some time in the disciplinary
institution at Dannemora, having been
sent there soon after his conviction in
New York, because Of the desperation
he revealed in an escape from the
Tombs and in a subsequent pistol battle
with policemen.
Another of those transferred was
Paul Chapman, who turned burglar and
murderer at the age of sixteen and
was saved from the electric chair by
his youth
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

distance is given in miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specihed.j
Acolus 1,758 s Ambrose May 90.
Afoundria $50 Sc Pensacola May 20.
Apus 900 S San Pedro May 20.
Ario 25 s Jupiter May 20.
Astral 1856 NV Tortugas May 20.
Bakersfield lat 8 81 lon 9S So May 20.
Barbadian 40 from Cape Lookout 1o;45
PM May 20.
Bella Bella So NE Port Antonio May 10.
Black Arrow 312 NE Havana May 20.
Blue Triangle lat 21 SO lon 81 OF May 20,
Borgestad 1876 from Hatterae May TO-
Bylayl Al NE Winterquarter May 81
Caddo 215 Sw Hatteras May 2o.,
Calno 12 70 Sornbrero May 20.
Camden 2s3 Il Port Lobos May 70
Cape Henry $40 " Colon PM May 20.
Cathlamet 225 SW Hatteras May 20
Charles Pratt As e Sand Key May 20
Champion Anderson so w Key West
Depere 81 N Balboa Pm May 20.
Dochet 327 II Cape Henry May 20.
Eastern sword 22o Sc A,uth Pass May 20
Edith 40S f. Ambrose May 20.
I'll Dorado 95 n Colon May 20
Elisha Walker $50 WsW Ponce May 20.
Dlkhorn 4sO e Cape Henry May 2o
Elmsport 277 Il Cape Henry May 20.
El Sud 81 s Jupiter May 20,
Ell Vale t63 WNW Tortugas May 20
F d Asche 29S ESB Galveston May 20.
FRANKLIN pd Sand Key PM May 20.
Gareoyle lat Al II Ion AS 10 May 20
Gulfight 1914 NE Hatteras May 20. on
Fl f Dimock 22s from Mobile May 20
Hilton 4sS s Overfalls May 20.
Holmia 10 Jupiter May 20,
James McGee 40 Jupiter May 20
Josiah Macy 42s Il Tampico May 20.
Katrina Luckenbach 1900 ST San Pedro
Kennsoott 1876 N Balboa 8 PM May 20. .,
Lake Elsmerc pd Montauk Point May 20,
Lake Lake Tan9uer puSn 81 81 ssG Cape ape Henry May 90
Lake Fighting 1913 Sc South Pass May 20.
Lake Fiatonia 22O South Pass May 90;
LIebre 3O5 S Panama PM May 20:
Liguria 15o Cape Lookout 9 PM May 20.
Limon s6S n santa Marta May ls
Maracaibo 179 Mayaguez May 20.
Mary S65 S Scotland LV May 20.
Masoonomo 6 So Alligator May 20. o.
Matincock 120 WNW Tortugas May 20.
Mevania 6o2 NV Colon May 90.
Miskianza 55 N Jupiter May 2o
Moro Castle lsS Vera Cruz Cru, N May 20
Nora 217 f. Tampico May 20.
Paoma 910 Scotland Nv May 90.
Panuco 268 N Jupiter May 20
Pearl Don 68 w Sand Key May 20.
Pioneer 4s WNW Tortugas May 20.
Princeton So E MORO Castle May 20.
Quillota 10 s Cape Lookout May 20.
Hayol 135 WNW ToTtugas May 20.
Hunt S Cape Cruz May 10.
San Bias 270 S Nantucket May 20.
San Gil 36 Cape San Antonio May 20.
San Mateo 170 Nantucket May 20.
Santa Teresa 33S Cape Mala PM May 20
Sinsinawa 800 u Cape Henry May 20.
sixaola 242 S Kingston May 20.
Skipton Castle N Sand Key May 20.
Solana 12S e Tampco May 20.
Solitaire zoe N Jupiter May 20.
Steel Inventor 1,244 S Ambrose May 20.
Sunoil Is s Sand Key May 20.
SURNAME 172 N Barrios May 20,
Theodore Roosevelt lat SO SIS lon 6s IL
May 20.
ThomasGH Wheeler 1S w Sand Key May 20
Trinidadian 154 Sc Sabine Bar May 90.
Turrialba 9S2 Scotland LV May 20.
w Teagle 335 n Tampco May 20.
Wniam MY II Dobeny nJ $50 ESQ s Tsmpco pT Nav 90
Yucatan 286 Jupiter May 20.
Zacapa 1920 Scotland LV May 1S.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
COL. CHARLES NJ. JARVIS

HARTFORD, Conn, May 21.-Word
was received here of the death in At
lantic City to-day Of Colonel Charles
M. Jarvis, former president Of the
American Hardware Corporation.
Colonel Jarvis was born April is,
1856. Three years ago he suffered a
physical breakdown. He was at that
time president of the Berlin Iron
Bridge Company, position he had held
for many years. He was financial sec
retary Of the Federal Adding Machine
Company and vice president Of the P
and F. Corbin Company oe New Brit
ain. He was also a colonel on the
staff of former Governor Woodruff Of
this state. He is survived by one
daughter. His funeral will take place
in Atlantic City Monday and the body
will be cremated.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Combined Cargo Carrier and
Tanker Launched for Sugar Co,

The Dixiano, owned by the American
iary of the American Sugar Refining
Company, was launched yesterday at
the Mariners Hsrbor plant of the
Staten Island >Shipbuilding Company.
Miss Katherine Babst, daughter Of
President Earl D. Babst of the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company, acted as
sponsor.
The ship is combination tanker and
dry cargo carrier, with deadweight
capacity of $500 tons, equipped to burn
oil. She will be used in the molasses
and sugar trade between Cuban and
United States ports.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Lacks House, Quits Pulpit
Stamford Pastor Resigns After
Vainly Hunting Home

STAMFORD, Conn, May 21.-The
Rev. G. Emil Richter, pastor of the
Protestant Methodist Church, has ten
dered his resignation to the church,
after seven years of service, the resig-
nation to be effective June is.
Mr.. .Richter's house is at Darien, and
he will have to vacate it next month.
He has been unable to find a house here
or at Darien within his means, he says.
In his letter of resignation he wrote
"If God had willed it He could easily
have so adjusted matters that an ac-
ceptable home could have been made
available for me-"
Mr.. Richter is considering a call to
North Coventry, Conn. Rents are re-
ported to be lower there. He has been
active in recent years in campaigns
against gamblers and bootleggers. Be-
cause of such activity he made nu-
fnaro1a enemies
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Aquitania Grew Entertained
Volunteer Strikebreakers Given
Dinner at Commodore

The 200 young Englishmen who vol
stewards on the Cunard liner Aqui,
tania which arrived Friday night, were
the guests last night of George w.
Sweeney, vice-president of the Commo-
dore Hotel Company, at dinner given
at the Hotel Commodore
A program of entertainment was
provided with funds which had been
subscribed by Aquitania passengers
The program consisted of vaudeville
acts and musical numbers. Clarence
Johnstone was in charge of the sing
ers. Among those present were Cap
tain Sir James Charles, master of the
Aquitania; Edward M. Tierney, vice.
president of the Ansonia Hote! Com
pany, and Sir Charles Mandelberg
wealthy Liverpool merchant
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Ellis Island Reopened
Quarantine Lifted and 1900
Aliens Admitted

After suspension Of activity lasting
forty eight hours the local immigration
bureau at Ellis Island resumed opera
tion yesterday, receiving from the
steamships San Giovanni and the Duca
d'Aosta 1900 immigrants. The island
was closed to immigrants because 3
case of typhus fever was discovered
there three days ago. Seventeen hun
dred aliens exposed to the contagion
were transferred to Hoffman Island for
observation and the immigrant quarters
were thoroughly fumlgated.
1t is expected that about three thou
sand aliens will be taken to the island
to-day from the Giuseppe Verdi and
the Aquitania.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Pools to Open Splash Week
june 6 to IL Set Aside for Free
Swimming Lessons

Swimming pools in all sections of
Manhattan will be thrown open to the
general public during the week of June
s to II, winch Will be known as Splash
Week" Every one who is. unable to
swim will be given an opportunity dur
ing this week to obtain free instruc-
ton. Some of the best swimming tai
ent in the city, including members of
their services as instructors.
Splash Week" is the result of an
effort on the part of several organiza-
tions, including the New York County
Chapter of the American Red Cross,
Y. M. G. A. and the Y. W. C. A., to
diminish the large number of deaths
due to drowning at nearby beaches each
summer.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Trans-Pacific Mails

The connecting malls close at tho GEN
eral Postoftice and city Hall Postoffice
Station, New York. at Z u. m, as followg
Hawaii, China, French Indochina, Neither
lands Esst Indies texeept Sumatral.
philippine Islands. and specially ad-
dressed mail for Japan and Corea, Via
May 23.
Japan, Corca, Siberia and specially Hd-
dressed mall for China, via Seattle.
steamship Arabia Maru. May 23.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. steam
ship Sonoma, May 26.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Court Frees Patrolman and
Companion Accused by Cir

PASSAIC, N. J., May 21.-Patrolman
John j. Cavanaugh, of the police force
of this city, and Max Siegendorf, of so
Second Street, were discharged to-day
when arraigned before Recorder Bar
bour in Clifton on complaint of Nellie
Nelson, of 367 Eighth Avenue, New
York, who said they threw her out of
Cavanaugh's automobile when she re-
sented their advances and that Cava-
naugh struck her.
She was unable to say how far they
had proceeded in the automobile when
the incident occurred, and in dismissing
the case Recorder Barbour pointed out
that there was no evidence to show
that the alleged assault took place in
Clifton.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
5-Year-Old Woodhaven Rov
Rl.n Down and Killed by Auto

Paul Tomeo, five years old, of Clin-
ton Avenue, near Kimball Avenue,
Woodhaven, Queens, was struck and
killed yesterday afternoon by an auto
mobile while crossing the street in
front of his home. The car was driven
by lscandora Golamm, of Woodhaven.
Edward McCulley, of 14S York Street,
Jersey City, who was injured Friday
night when the motorcycle he was rid
ing. collided with an automobile at ia
maica Avenue and Oak Street, Flush
ing, died yesterday at the Flashing Hos.
nital -rs %
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
War Aviator, Slain i'm Boston,
Left $4,000 to Il. Crane Sd

BOSTON, May 21.--A bequest of
$4,000 to Richard Crane, Sd, United
States Minister to Czecho -slovakia. is
Gilvary, former overseas hier, whose
bullet-riddled body was found recently
in an alley in the Back Bay district.
The will was filed for probate here
to-day. 1t provides that after pay
ment of the bequest to Mr.. Crane the
residue of the estate shall go to his
father, Evander B. McGilvary, head of
the department of philosophy at the
University of Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
REV. JAMES ]. sHEEHAN

The Rev. James j. Sheehan. rector Of
Sacred Heart Church, Park Avenue and
Ridge Street, Newark, died yesterday
after long illness. Father Sheehan
had been in charge Of the Cemetery of
the Holy Sepulchre for many years. He
was born in New York City December l.
1858. He studied at st. Fancis Xavier's
College and Seton Hall College, being
ordained a priest By the late Bishop
Winand NJ. Wigger thirty-eight years
ago.