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BODY Of MAN
FOUND IN BAY
Taken From Water at Key
port May Have Been Dead
Before Placed in Water

,KEYPORT, June 12.-The body
of a man, as yet unidentified was
discovered by Charles Burlev, a
fisherman of First street, floating in
the waters of Raritan Bay on this
place yesterday. The body was Ia ken
ashore and examined by County
Physician H. W. Hartman, who de-
clared there was no water in the
lungs which indicated that death
was not caused by drowning. AL
though there were no marks of vioi-
ence on the body. the authorities
hold that the condition of the lungs
prove that the man was dead before
being placed in the water.
AS there are no marks on the
clothing or nothing in the pockets by
which the body can be Identified, II
will be held at the Harvey Bedle
morgue, for a few days while Coun-
~ Detective ]. B. Rue, who is work
ing on the case, seeks relatives or
someone who can identify the body.
According to the authorities the
man was forty-five or forty-seven
years old, smooth face, blue eyes,
reddish hair, was five feet eight and
one-half inches tall and welgheo
about 10 pounds. Several OF the
teeth had gold crowns and nIllngs
and a chart was made OF these by
DR.. Fred J. Ogden, a dentist, Tor
Identification purposes. The only ar
ticles in the clothing was hand
kerchief and match case.
The clothing consisted Of blue SUIT,
sport shirt and four-in-hand tie.
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II your coal or gas range dOss not BAKE
or burn. I will make Il do 90 or no charge
y. ]. Larkin. ss7 Mcciellan ST. Tel sss-h.
SSH NJ. W. 50
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Homes Are Burned

LONDON, June IA dispatch
from Belfast today reports the ex-
tension of incendiarism in the west
Meath portion in which several
country houses were burned. In
most cases the houses were occu-
pied by Protestants. Col. Pilking-
toms mansion was destroyed.
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Shot Dead in Office

BELFAST, June II (By The AS
sociated Press) Edward Devine,
managing director of a bakery CON
Germ in Belfast. was shot dead 10,
day in his office. Three men forcea
entrance to the office and shouted
"hands up" Devine rushed at them
and they killed him.
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,,,.s,aent Returns from Cruise

President Returns from Cruise
WASHINGTON. June 12:-Presi-
dent Harding returned to the White
House today from an over Sunday
cruise down the Potomac on the
Mayfiower.
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Don't neglect your lawn. hose and lawn
mowers at Kelly and McAlinden Co.
146s0-6-9-3ts
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vacuum Ice Cream Frsezers At Kelly :
McAlinden Co. litsv- =.
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Garden Hose ana Lawn Movers. Kelly
& McAlinden Co. 146so-6-s-st'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-06-12

See US for Lawn Movers. Kelly q Nc
Alinden Co. 14tSo--6~3--3ts
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WEATHER

Fair tonight and
Tuesday; cooler
in south and ccn-
tral portions to-
night.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
City Tributes
To Lincoln to
Begin To-day
Patriotic Rallies Marked by
Sermons Based on Life Of
Martyr President To Be
Held in Many Churches
Borah and Calder Sneak
Settlement and Club Organ.
izations to Stress Ameri-
canization i'm Programs

Lincoln's Birthday will be observed d
with 4 number Of patriotic rallies and
sermons in many churches to-day. The
celebration will be continued to-mor-
row in settlements and club organiza-
t;ons, especially those which include
Amerieanization projects for young
folks.
William f. Borah, United States
Senator, will come from Washington to
deliver the address at Lincoln mem
orial service to be held this morning
at Keiths Coliseum Theatcr, 1s1st
Street and Broadway. His subject will
be Lincoln, the American"
The doors Of this theater, which
seats s,4oo persons, will be thrown
open at 10 o'clock, and there will be
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
MRS. CATHERINE ELLEN MyEY

Mrs. Catherine Ellen McVey. daueh-
ter OF the late Patrick Marshall
Matthews and Mary Eupheria Farley
and widow OF Arch bald a. McNcy. d lied
on Friday after a long illness at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Isabel b.
Cabus, 239 West Ninetietn Street. Mrs.
McNey was born November IL. 1888
At the ago Of seventeen she was mar
ried to Archibald A. McVey She is
survived by two sons. Archibald A.
McNcy and Patrick Toner McVcy,
house manager of the Hippodromc. and
two daughters, Mrs. Isabel B. Cabus
and Mrs. Fclce Z. Pctigny.
Funeral services VIII be held from
the home of Mrs. Cabus. 259 West
Ninctieth Street. q: $3.50 o'clock Mon
DAY morning. followed by services at
.he Roman Catholic Church Of St.
Gregory The Great, in West Ninetieth
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Murphy Left $25O.OOO
Estate of Bronx Political Leader
Goes to Family

The will of Arthur H. Murphy, late
Democratic leader in the Bronx dispos-
ing Of property valued at more than
$250,o00 WAS filed for probate yesterday
in the Surrogate's Court of Bronx
County. The estate is divided equally
among Mr.. Murphy's widow and his
four children h. his first wife He cx-
presses confidence that the three chill
dren Of his second marriage will be
provided for by his widow.
Mary +. Murphy, his widow; Mary T..
Conlon. his sister, and Richard Muir
ply, his brother -in-law. arc named as
executors. and applied for letters tcs-
tomentary.
Mr. Murphy left $4,000 outright to
his widow. with tho request that she
expend 1t for masses for his soul. that
Of his first wife and "for all my chill
dren in perpetuity."
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

no charge for admission. The service
will be at II o'clock. The meeting has
been arranged by the Rev. Christian +.
Reisner. pastor Of the Chelsea Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. DR.. Reisner
will omit his regular morning church
service, and will speak briefly at the
Lincoln meeting on the subject, din
coin, the Christiar.'
Congregational Singing
Keth's Boys Band of three hundred
Will play and the Gloria Trumpeters
will lead in the hymns, the words of
which will be thrown on screen. while
Tall Esen Morgan will conduct the con-
gregational singing. Miss Julia Arthur
will read "Thc StarSpanglcd Banner"
and there will be additional singing
by Carl Jcrg. Of the Metropolis n
Opera Company, and Alma Clayburgh,
OF the Chicago Orera Company.
William NJ. Calder. United States
Senator, will address a Lincoln mem
orlal meeting arranged by tho Mar
Qucttc Club Il. the Hotel Plaza this
evening. The meeting will begin at
o'clock and will be open to the pub
lie, without charge. Guests are re-
quested to use the Fifty-eighth Street
entrance.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion will hold special meetings in
honor of the Lincoln anniversary at
their many headquarters throughout
the city. At the West Side Branch
the speaker at 4 o'clock this afternoon
will be tho Rev JOSEPH Fort Newton
on "The Moral Idealsm of Abraham
Lincoln"
The Bedford Branch will offer an
elaborate program at g p. M, with q
concert by the Salvation Army Staff
Band Of thrty-tive pieces and the
Gloria Trumpeters. The address on
Lincoln will be delivered by DR.. Will
liam Carter
Immigrant Aid Meeting
The Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
grant Aid Society of America will hold
meeting tonight at the Has Build
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Mrs. Clara Sielcken and
Joseph Schwarz Married
Barytonc and Bride Go to At
lantic City After Ceremony
at Her Home

Mrs. Clara Selckcn. widow of Her
mann Sielckcn. "coffcc king was mar
ricd yesterday to Joseph Schwarz. barry
tone of tho Chicago Opera Company. at
her homo, 68 Park Avenue The Rev.
Joseph Fort Newton, pastor Of the
Church Of the Divine Paternity, per
formed tho ceremony in the presence
OF Mrs. Sielcken's son and daughter and
small group OF friends The couple
departed for two-day honeymoon at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Schwarz married Mrs. Hanna
Radon in 1907 and was divorced in
Vienna year later on the grounds OF
incompatibility. The singer gave his
age as forty He was born in Riga.
Russia. Mrs. Sielcken was born in Ger
many. She has been married twice
before.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

ing. 425 to a37 Lafayette Street, under
the auspices Of the Americaniza.ion
committee Of the society. Addresses
will be made by Otto A. Rosalsky,
Fiorello H. La Guardia. Joseph r.
Eron and William Edlin. Pupils Of
the Young Womcn's Hebrew Associa-
tion will present an interpreting dance.
Rabbi Stephen s. Wise will speak
on "Abraham Lincoln, the Man of
God" this morning at Carnegie Hall.
Or. Will Durant will speak on Lin
coin at the Community Forum. Park
Avenue and Thirtyfourth Street, at 8
y. m.
The Catholic Club will have as their
Lincoln's Day orator tho Rev. John l..
Reilly, following supper at the club
rooms at I20 Central Park South.
The Educational Alliance. 1877 East
Broadway. will hold rally Of foreign
born boys tomorrow night with twelve
Roy Scout troops in charge of the pro-
gram.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Tudor jerks, s,Author
And Attorney, Dies
OF Apople~y Attack
Found Dead in Bed After He
Had Planned Busy Day at
Office; Was Known Espc-
ciaIly for Youths Books

Tudor jerks, author and member Of
the law firm Of jerks & Rogers, 81
Wall Street, was found dead in bed
yesterday morning at his home, 8 Pond
field Road, Bronxville. Death was due
to apoplcxy.
Mr.. jerks bad been at his Office regu-
arly and had arranged Friday night to
engage in consultations yesterday. He
is survived by his wife and three
daughters.
Mr.. jerks vas born in Brooklyn May
Z, 1857 His great-grandfather was
Phillips Brooks, the first Mayor of Bos-
ton, and another blood relation is jus
tice Oliver Wendell Holmes, of the
United States Supreme Court He pre-
pared for college at the Brooklyn Poly
technic Institute and entered Yale with
the class Of 1878. Among his class
mates were William Howard Taft and
DR.. Arthur T. Hadlcy, president emor-
tus Of Yale.
He was graduated from Yale and the
Columbia Law School. lie studied art
in Paris for year. returned to this
writing Of books. In 1887 he became
associate editor Of "St. Nicholas Mag
azine" as we'll az a staff contributor
He remained with "St. Nicholas" fl
teen years and then returned to the
practice Of law. lie was the author of
about fifty books, mostly for young
people, and was a contributor of pros
and verse to many Of the countr, :
magazines. He was q member OF the
Authors Club
Mr.. Jenks's brother Almct +. Jerks,
formerly presiding justice of the Ap-
pellate Division of the New York SUI
prcmc Court, Second Department, is
senior member Of the jerks e. Rogers
law firm.
Among Mr.. Jcnhs's books were Cen
tury Worlds Fair Book "Imagino-
tions; or, Truthless Tales" BOYS
Book OF Explorations" "GalopotF
Gypsy Defense OF the Castle" MAX
ing Start "a Little Rough Rider
"lN the DAYS Of Chaucer." Captain
Miles Standish,' In the Days Of Scott.
Magic Want Series" "In the DAYS Of
Goldsmith" "Electricity for Young
People, when America Was New
"Photogra for Young People,
when America Won Liberty" The
Book Of Famous Sieges' and "In the
Days Of Bacon"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Woman Dies as IO3d
Birthday Approaches
Mrs. irene Cockefair, Of Bloom
field, N. J.. in Good Health
Until Eight Davs Ago

Mrs. Irene Cockcfair, who would have
been 103 years old on Wednc sday. died
Friday night in her home at 215 Belle
villc Avenue, Bloomfield, n. J. All Of
her close rclntives arc dead. She was
attended by housekccpcr and a nurse.
Mrs. Cockcfair was in good health
until eight days ago. When she was
taken i'll she told her physician that she
wanted to live and she WAS determined
to get we'll Death was due to heart
diseasc When she was ninety ight
years old Mrs. Cockofair contracted
pneumonia in both lungs She declared
her miraculous recovery was due TO her
determination to live.
Mrs. Cockcfar was born in IIinsdalo.
Mass. on February Is. 1919. She was
the oldest Of six children. Her maiden
name was irene Abbott. She married
Samuel Cockcfair in Pjttshcld Mass,
in 1S42. She attributed her long life
to her sturdy constitution and a sys-
tcmatic manner of living.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
GEORGE x. CRAWFORD

George X. Crawford. president Of the
Westchcstcr Fire Insurance Compeny,
died yesterday at his home. 1Gt
Stevens Avenue. Mount Vernon. follow
ing short illness FROM pneumonia.
He was eighty years old
Mr. Crawford was born in White
Plains and was educated at the White
pla'ns Military Academy. He entered
the insurance business with his father
IN 1864, and became secretary Of the
Westcfester Fire Insurance COMPANY
two years later.
he leaves his wife and son, George
B. Crawford
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Death on Honeymoon Ends
Komance Begun so Years Ago

LONDON. Ontario. Feb. 1l.-A ro-
nance that buddcd in youth. but did
not flower until old age. has been end ed
by the death Of r. W. Cole, eighty
FIVE, at Long Beach, Calf. where he
was honeymooning with his seventy
tive year-old bride. Word of his death
reached friends here to-day.
More than half century ago Cole
said au revoir to his young Sweetheart
al Blyth. Ont. and went West to make
his fortune. The fortune was slow in
accumulating and the young woman
became Mrs. Aiogridge. Cole. learning
she sl Wss married, took a bride in the
West.
Tea:' ago his wife died and hc re
turned TO find Mrs. Mosridge widow.
The o'd love was rekinded, and they
started a few weeks ago on their
hOrrNinOOn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Edward A. Page, Dean
OF N. Y. Teachers, Dead
Flags on School Buildings Will
Be Half-Mastcd as Tribute
To His Gcr,.;nns
to His Services

Edward a. Page, principal Of tho
Evening High School for Men in IIar-
lem since it was established, thirty
four years ago, died yesterday at his
home, 254 West 121st Street lie
was seventy-six years old. lie had
been sick only a few days.
Flags on public buildings will be
placed at halfmast in respect to the
memory Of Mr.. Page. who was known
as the dean Of public school teachers in
this city.
Mr.. Page was president Of TIC Now
York Society of Pedagogy and was
known throughout the teaching pro
fession in this city. His widow sur
wives him.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row morning at bis late home
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Funeral Of =. B. Oluev
Held ai Far Ruckawa,

Funeral services for Peter B. Ol1cy.
who died at his home on Washington
Avenue, Cedarhurst. l.. l.. were held in
81. Johns Episcopal Church, Far Rock
away, yesterday. Mr.. Olncv was ves-
tryman in the church at the time Of his
death. The services were conducted by
the RI. Rev Frederick Burgess, Bishop
of Long Island. He was assisted bv
the Rev. ". A. Sparks. rector of the
church.
Among those who attended was a
delegation from the Bar Association Of
New York City Burial was in Trinity
Church Cemetery Hewlett T.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Fircmcn's Mass Tomorrow
Memorial Service To Be for p
Dead in Last Year

The annual memorial mass for TIE
deceased members Of tho New York
Fire Department will be held to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock in tho Church
Of st. John the Evangelist Fifty-ffth
street and First Avenue. The requiem,
will be offered by the Rev. Patrick L.
O'Connor chaplain Of the department.
Since February IL last year twenty
seven members of the Fire Department
have died. Four of this number wore
killed in the discharge OF their duty.
The mass tomorrow will be for these
men. All hremcn not on active duty
have been requested by Chief John
kenlon to attend the services. The
men will assemble at the headouarters
Of Engine Company 8. in East Fiftv-
first street. 1t 10 o'clock Led BY the
department band and bugle corps, they
Hlll proceed to tho church.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
EUGENE i. DAY

SPOKANE, WASH. Feb. IL Eugene
r. Day. of Wallace, Idaho, millionaire
mining operator Of the Cocur d'Alene
district OF northern Idaho. died here
to day after several months illness.
With his two brothers. he owned a
controlling interest in the Hercules
silver lead mine at Burke, Idaho. dc
c,arcd to have paid more than SIT .OOo.-
600 in dividends during its operation.
In addition, the three brothers con-
trolled other important mineral hold
ings Of the Coeur d'Alenc district
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Wife of SyIvanus Stokes Dies
As Hc !s Absent on Sea Tri.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Feb. IL
Efforts are being made to ret into
touch with S2lvanus Stokes. who is on
a yacht in southern waters. to inform
him of the death Of his wife. Mrs.
Minnie Christine Geese Stokes. which
occurred to-day. M,s. Stokes vas the
daughter Of Frederick Gcesee. Of Rich
mond. Va, the designer Of the Confed-
crate mone". She was ffty-fve years
old and had been married t.irtv, four
Years. She leaves one son and one
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
T.. p. BANCROFT

<. r. Bancroft. who was in the dry
goods business in this city for many
years, died Thursday night It his home.
u lenox Avenue. He was eighty
years oid lie served for tweuty -eeven
years as the New York and New Jersey
secretary of the American Sunday
School Union. He is survived by his
wife. son. +. S. Bancroft. oe Summit,
n. j., and daughter, Miss Mary B.
Bancroft
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
BURTON H. STRICKLAND

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 1l.-Bur-
ton II. Strickland. ffty-two years old.
SINCE 1918 an honorary 33d Degree
member of the Supreme Council,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Ma
sons OF the Northern jurisdiction. died
his home here to-day. He was aiso
an officer Of the Grand Commandery,
Knights Templar. Of Connecticut.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
JOHN W. CARTLA\n

John W. Garland. ifty-cight years
old, OF Beaufort Street. Qucensbor
ough Rill, died yesterday in the Flush
ing Hospital. He was a member OF
Engine Company 27A. in the Murray
iIill section OF Flushing, and mem
ber of the Veteran Firemen's Associa- a
tion and Of the F'iremcn's Benevolent
Fund. Mr. Garland is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Florence O. Bren-
nan and Miss Jcannette A. Garland.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
DIR. JAMES W. HOLLAND

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 11.--Dr. jam s
". Holland. for twenty years
dean of jefferson Medical College, died
in Jefferson Hospital last night, aged
seventy three. lie was born in Nash
vile. Tenn, was graduated from the
University of Louisville in 1865 and
from Jefferson College in 1888. Dur
ing residence in Kentucky he served
as president of The Kentucky State
" edica Society and was a member Of
the State Board Of Health.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
CAPTAIN HENRY TIrT

Captain Henry Tiff. founder of Tiff
ton, Ga, died at his home there on
Friday, according to word received
here yesterday. He was in his eighty
frst year. Captain Tiff was a native
OF Mystic, Conn.,, whore he had his
summer home
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
FREDERICK BECKER

Frederick Becker, fifty-cight wear.
cid. FOR twenty years Overseer Of the
Poor in North Plainfeld, retiring las
year. died yesterday in Muhlenbera
operation. He is survived bv h;s vito
and two sons "''0
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
THEODORE D. BUNCE

Theodore D. Bunce, ffty-eight years
old. Of Wcstficld. N. j., president of
the Storage Battery Supply Company.
23o East Twenty y-sevcnth Street, died
yesterday in Muhlenberg Hospital
Plainfeld. He is survived by two sons.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
EZRA REED

AUBURN, II. l., Feb. l1.-Ezra Reed.
ono Of the six first settlers of this
place and the man who selected it's
name, is dead at his home here. He
was nlnety-cight years old.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
DEATHS

DAHRENBURC--On February ., 1923.
Charles Alfred, beloved son OF Henry
w. and Jessie Gahagan Bahrenourg. in
his 27th year. Relatives and friends
also the class Of ~. Princeton Uuiver-
si;y. are invited 10 attend services at
his late home. t45 arlSer st. Newark.
y. r.. SUNDAY. Februarv -. at 3 p. m.
1nterrnent private. Monday.
GAiI.EY--On Saturday, February II. a,
Pcarce Bailey. in the 57ta year OF his
Funeral service at st. Thcmass
Church. 18th nv. and SD St. on Tuesday
morning. February u, at o o'clock In
terment private.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
MARRIAGES

the Peak Church
Hong Kong. January so. 1879. Mary
Eliza be tn. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Baxter. OF Lurchmont. \. T.. to
Mr.. Robert Anthony Green. of Ports
mouth. England. and Hankow. China.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memor;am Notices
may be tclcphoned 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in
scrtion in the nesl days paper.
T elenhone Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
DEATHS

EANlROFTAt East Orange. ~. J.. Fob
ruary 10. 1922 ED ward Payson Bancroft
In tho 85th year OF his age. Funeral
private. Boston and Lowell papers please
copy.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

JoSEFH-Esther Rachel widow or the
late Chief Rabbi jacob Joseph beloved
mother OF Raphael Mrs. Nathan BroSy
Mrs DIR. 5. r. SCHULTZ ~ the residence
or her daus fter. Mvs Nathan Brody III
West Emo av. Funeral services to be
held Sunday. February ic II a M at
her late residence, III West End av.
JI DSON-At her residence II pierrenont
st. brooklyn. Harriet. wife of the late
thsr'es \. .'ndson. Notice Of funeral
kATElN-On February 10. laura !, nas
M'i!s), beloved wiie os Lawrence Eatelv
ana ana loving mother OF Sister Mary ciauaia,
Sisters Of Mercy. and Nellie ka-siv
memb Der OF Jersey City Eranch No AZ
= W. e. L. Funeral from her late resi-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

MAREA> wlr..- Pa,
N"dre scay. Fcbrua-y ? ,..5sa; :"
.iosisn n Tay'o- Ma-ssn. sTts
SupT"fne Court. Kiazs roun.y 1T.c: u g.
services at First Presby.sr;,n rssl rns'sl
llssr1, z'snry IT, nssr ciark &. On Msss,, as
sn1 friends are Invited he!atsv.s
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
DEATHS

dence. 80 Jane a.. Manh,..--->>-
February 13: thence 10 san =, Aoadsv
,hnrch. West 18th ST., wher. sefnsrd.
hisn mass of requiem viii hs solsr,r
st II a m. Intsrment Holy .cslsbra.s;
tory. Jersey City. wanna Csos.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

''EhN S-,es eelolsa rss" son Of cecs. =; =.
;;s> late George Niehinana. IN nss rsspscs
year Relatives and friends ,ss-sI are on rs'S Tss
triiy invited TO attend tuners from his
< 's ~ th@ncc 70 Holy Family icyr.Std Sas'iis' n
whe~e high mass vii BE- oInnsssssrmsr!
The harpy rcpose of his soui, io,,,if aovsrs
Lutheran Cemetery. fse"ss r.bruarg
rIMNER- suddenly. on f'iory oEry,nsral ~.
,ces at l.s lase residence: % - ocloes
Brooklyn. Sunday -vening a,noon. =.
Funeral private. Monady aise'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
G.tRTTA>Tl
(sIBSAN

Cl-AsSER Clarence. on Friday. r4hrYar,
10, lo22. beloved husband OF ,np lets
iranc"s Tompsins and beioved fsthe,
or Grace 3. Clarence and Mrs lama.
Gear and grandfather Of Mrs Bvror
tnand I'r. Services at his late residence
- Teller av.. Bronx Sunday evcnins
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Evening star., 1922-09-29
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