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New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Prof. Chas. II. Warren
Elected Sheffield Dean

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June - Pro
fessor Charles Hyde Warren has been
elected dean OF the Sheffield Scien-
tiac School al Yale University, 10 sue
ceed Director Russell II. Cnittenden.
the Yale Corporation announced TO-
night. Professor Warren is graduate
Of the Sheffield Scientific School. class
Of 1896. and since 1900 q member Of
the facuitr OF the Massachusetts, In
s.itutc Of Technology. where he fss
been professor Of mineralogy snce
1918.
Professor Warren studied in tfe
Yale Graduate School. receiving the
degree Of doctor Of philosophy IN 1899.
IL addition 90 his teaching at the In
stitute Of Technology ie has been oc-
cupied with expert work for various
mining. manufacturing and chemicA!
concerns. He ras also carried out fe-
search work Of purely scientific
character.
Professor Warren i' member o,
the American Academy Of Arts and
Sciences and the GeOlog icsi Society o.
America. lie is a member also Of Yale
Chapter o. the honorary soc eiy OF
sigma Y. Dr. Chttcnden, wno has
been head Of the Sheffield Scientinc
School since 1898, offered his fesignA-
tio1 year ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
HordingS Are Guests OF
Gen. and Mrs. S0iUyer
Ohio Friends IRE Among Din.
ner Guests: COunf CzpchPnyi
EHfcriGins al The Legation

rom Ihe Irltff N1fNIff. l. bf|fnf
WASHINGTON. June 70 The Pres
den. and Mrs. Harding were guests al
dinner tonight o. the New Willard Of
General and Mrs Char.es =. Sawyer,
who asked a distinguished company 20
NEE: them. many OF the guests being
from Ohio. and several from Marion.
The Preslden, and Mrs Harding se-
turned 10 the White House this morning
from short cruise on the Mayfouor
The Atforney General and othcis were
with them
The Minister o. Hungary. Count
Szocheayi. entertained Informally az
dinner this evening at the lgation
The Ambassador OF France and Nine.
Jusserand left this morning for Chi
cago, whore the Ambassador will address
the convocatiou Of Chicago University.
They VIII return 10 Washington IN "a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Franz b. Noycs Will.
leave Washington on June i6 for their
summer home 90 Winter Har5or Bic.
Colonel and Mrs T.. G. Nacomb VIII
leave Washington. June 20. for Ncw
YORK. preparatory 10 sailing from there
on board the Mongolia Q, spend the
summer .n Europe.
The former Secretary o. state and
Mr.. Bainbridgc Colby have arrived
In Washington for g short visit and
are 40 the New Willard.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
!. Bleecker Miller Dies
From Apoplexy Stroke

J. Blocker Miller. Assistant Cor
torstisn Counsel. who was stfieAeh
with spoplc1y at The meeting Of the
goafd OF Estimate last Friday. died ih
Goaverncur Hospital early sunday
morning. He was born in Utica, y. %
Juno -. fs54 When two years old ne
ven. 20 Germsnv with his parents. HIS
father. Judge Jonn Bleecker. OF Utica.
Uar Consul General a. Hamburg. Mr.
Miller .tud.ed Roman law a. Heidei-
berc and g. University of Bonn. he
aiso attended Hobar' College A.
Geneva. y. y. and was cisduated from
Columbia Law School lie was ssere-
fafy o. the Bar Association 81 one
time.
on ADril J.. 1919. be was appointed
AZ Assistant Corporation Counsel ana
uas assigned 20 the resi- esnte division.
He is survived hy G wife ard one
daughter. Ri, home was A. a Nes'
street. Funeral service' VIII
L. held st Trinity Church AID burial
.ill BE- in WoodlaWa Cemetery. The
time vii be announced later.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
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evening" June if. ii1 OBJ e.9fe ~.-''
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Countess Szechenyi Pays
Visit TO Mrs. Vanderbilt
Hungarian Minister'S Wife
With Mother at Newport:
Other New York Visitors

Sfel iGi I..pOffi To Ifr IrbfIe
NEWPORT, June 70. Countess Laszlo
Szecheryi arrived today and is with
rcr motheL Nrs. Vanderbilt. ~ The
Breakers. which has been opened for
trc season. The countess came rom
Washington. where Count Szechenri i
Hungarian Minister 10 the United
State. She expects TO be joined b.
her husband later
SIR. and Mr.. Jerome Napoleon Bona
partc. Mrs. Robert X. Cassat,. Irs.
Frederic Nelson Ms paul T. Tie
baud. ST.. and Mrs John T.. Maxwell.
Nr. ard Mr.. Horafio c. Lloyd. Nh and
Mrs. George &. Heck. ST.. ard Mrs. u.
y. Sawyol. Yrs. Prescott slade. NJ. and
Mrs. = p. Cuilum. M ard Mrs. v. ".
Hepburn end SIR and Nrs. william
Dame wiii be Newport ~" latter par
Of ihe week Tor the 81. Georges School
commencement. All have made rcser-
vat.ons a. .he Mnonchingcr-King for
tac Weekend.
Nr. and Mrs. j Woodward Haven
arrived to-day from New York.
Ms. William Jay. Of New. YORK. ~
visiting Mrs. Marjorie Oclrichs 81 ner
Gibbs Avenue residence.
Miss Fanny l.. JOHNSON. sister o. Mrs.
Henry A. {. Taylor, arrived today 20
occupy the Stockton cottage. on belle
vue Avenue. for ;1e sesson.
Mr. Reginald C. Vanderbilt ia a.
Sandy Point Farm. his Portsmouth
residence. for a few days.
Nr. and Mrs. Edward 8 Moore. %
Now York. nave rented Mrs. !. X. j.
A.cxandcr'q residence. Cuts Rocks Cot
tsge. on Indian Avenue, for the season.
Commander and Mrs. Albert G. Read
T. : N.. viii arrive in Newport June
i5 Commander Read. who became
famous for plotting a navy seaplant
across tho Atlantic Ocean. will be at
tached 90 the Naval War College
W. and Mrs. r. ~ Whitehou'e. Of
New York. and Mrs william Jay are
registered AZ the Mountaineering.
Weekend guests there include Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Z. Baltazzi. OF Westbury. !. j.;
Nessrs. George and Charles StlbDe, OF
Leicester. England; Dr. and Mrs. A.
Chandler. Of Chandler. Afi7.: NJ.
and Mr. j J. Voorhees, and Mss Jane
Noorheee. Of East Orange. y. J.. and
Mrs Mary g. Boyd. OF Washington.
y. e.
Mr. and Mrs C. Whltney Carpenter
will arrive From Europe 70 open Cif
Lawn. their summer residence. on July
., for the season.
Major Lor!ilard Spencer who was
Newport visitor over the weekend has
returned 10 New York.
Mrs ". ". Lamar wife o. Com
mandcr Lamar. l.. 5. y. gave dinner
party az her residence this evening
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

Two-vesk ,aca,ions fos ~ 600 chill
dren Of the tenement s'reet.'
That i' the biz program the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund ha' set for ITSELF thi'
rummrr
The program fvrsn't oreresiimste
The need Just 'sn dayf sro the fund
held conference % ihe workers Of
abou, 2o0 child welfare organizations
which each gear request permission to
recommend boys and girls FOR Tribune
outings. A. tis conference ate. The
method of fhe Hofk lad bsen eA-
piiin-d. BLANKS rrf. distributed on
faich ihs various organ .aiions were
asked 10 indicate iie NUMBER 81 chill
lfen FOR whom they would need places
Up 10 yesterday uInsty organizations
less than haf 'he number repre-.
senfed AZ the conference had Aled APP
niications Tor a total o. l3.f3s vaca-
iions The others will flr their ap-
plicstions within week or ten days
fcr ss many more places.
And these are only Manhattan and
Bronx organizations. Another confer
ence will be held for Brooklrn orrani-
raf.0ns on Wednesday or tbs week.
After that arnlicaf ions f'i places wii
ocg'u fo ol in from fn.f horols Sd.
$500 sought Vacations
Last fIria~I me fund ~as asked 90
aite racations for $4,000 youngsters.
every one o. incm guaranteed 60 - too
poor 20 GET co~niTy outing without
The funds help ard fully tgo-thirds
o. them guaranteed 20 have real
physical need % change from their
tenement surroundings
The number win not be less this
summer.
They will be all sorts o. children
the fund makes no Determination m
selecting 10 guests as 10 nationality
or creed. The roster o. he organiza-
rors applying FOR help proves that the
organizations themselves know tais.
Among the applications hled 40 far
there are twcn'y-three from elisious
organizations Roman Catholic. Jcwlsn
and Protestag'; teeniy-seyen from so
cial settlement 100 ali quarter Of the
ritv. f.y-n from various divisions %.
Tie Department of Health; eighteen
from hospi.sls. .ors rom organi-a-
lions interested lr C0iored chilaren;
four from neigh boihood oSess or the
Charity Organization S-cie'r; three
from day nurseries and others from
Representative. welfare organization
such a. the Oh h.iircn's AID Society. the
Red Cross Hrd me 4. !. {. =.
Wherever thev come from. tie ads
and iassies FOR tts vacations Vill nae
one thing In common heir pitiiu,
povertv. When they come % the .rrd
70 ret out FOR happy land OF green
felcs and shady woods they VII come
trailing out % tne most rrc'ched
houses and streets % t.e city. carving
their vacation OUTFITS in tiny bundles,
~snuag~d wi'h the inrseapabn CRIME o.
the crowded tenemcnts.
Many OF them never have been out
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
New Workers Arriving
At Berkshire Hotels
Mr.. and Mrs. Pauf Downing 10
Occupy the Home of Her
Father AZ Great harrington

PiTTSFlELD. Mass. june ~ Mr
and Mrs. Paul Downing. o. New York
arrived Do Great harrington for the
season to-day They are 90 occupr -he
house OF her father Nr. G.. Willis
Peters. Nr and Mrs. Albert u. Wig
gin. OF New York. are a. the Berkshire
Inn. Great Barr ugton.
Mr.. j. Coleman Drart0n and bis
guest. Mr paAl Dana. o. New YORK.
were among those vino played the cigh-
teen holes o. the Stockbrdge go4i
course to-day.
Miss Marie Bramweil left to-day for
New York after a visit with llr and
Mrs parklnan Shaw at Redwood ~
LenoX.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low Piesrepont,
Mr. and Mrs John J.. Rousmaniere. or
New York. and Judge A. Ileatou Rob
ertsOn, Of New Haven. Conn. are ~ the
Red Lion Inn. at Stockbrdge Mrs.
Francis Rogers. Mrs. Henry p. Rogers
and Miss Helena Norton. OF New York,
who were az Curtis Hotel while tour
ing the hills. returned TO New York TO-
day Miss Helen Denny, Of New York.
IS among The guests OF Nh. Charles
Lanicr al Allen Windcn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
mn FnM ARn II. NICWOLs

BOSTON. June - Or. Edward ".
Niehols. associate professor OF the
Harvard Medical Schoo. ard IN medical
charge Of Harvard football teams since
1908. died o. hi, nome todsf b"stn
followed shocs Just after De finished
serious operation on patient a
we~l ago
D.. Nichols served o'cr.fa' ef a
li.ut.nar. colonel 81 both 'hf British
ard United States armic.. heirs c'iei
surgeon IN charge cf base hospitals
for each. DR.. Nichols was cited by
General persh.ng for "eAcepiionnl.y
mer.torious and courageous conduct
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Miss Elsa Horne
IsMarried to
Mr.. E. S. VOss
c.remon, Performed in 81.
Rar,holomcw's Church Is
Followed by a Recep-
lion at the Colony Club
Dinners and Luncheons
,.,our Those Who Entertain
Are Mr.and Mrs.M. III. Rus
.ell and Mrs. George Rose

...ior-ev's Chufch W. the
=, yesterday afternoon OF the mar
r''' ~. El.. Horne daughter Of
A. Horne. OF $50 Park
~ .,9 Ssuthampton. l.. J.. 10 Mr..
~ W, Sommerille Voss. The ccrc-
IT, IT,, ,srformed by the Rev Percy
~ s,.ist,nt rector. and a rc-
s'''' ,.n,v,s A. the Colony Club.
cfae '''.y 49,, .,.., h, h.,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Mai. Gen. Morton TO We'd
Mrs. Huff Here Tomorrow

Major Genera Charles Gould Nor
ton and Mrs. Eleanor Morehead HUI
took out a marriage license here yes
terday. The ceremony will be per
formed al the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest. Fifth Avenue and Forty-hiih
Street, by the Rev. Dr. Il. Y. Darling
ton tomorrow.
The General who was born in Cum
berland Me. siXty-0ne years ago. has
been widower since March ;, 1921.
He was raised 10 his present rank il
July, 1917. and was 10 command Of
the 29th National Amy Division a.
Camp McClelland. Ala until his fail
ure to pass the overseas physical re-
ouirements necessitsted his removal
lie gave his address yesterday a. the
Preside. San Francisco.
Mrs. HUFF. sixteen years his junior
was born in Greensburg. Pa. She is
now living at the Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Going On To-day


pAh
American Museum 0f Nafurs ii.stori al
r....iDr Zee
Mefropollfan Mgfe4m 90 Ar. Admission
fr-~
AQUARIUM admission free
Ma vof. HissJr.raI Society admission
tee
-, ro,tt,rd. Par Museum. adui..sloa
f's.
ra.f.t I'd PARK. adm .sr.ou .ee
t.fti. - Wts.-r UfEoe.anfs nns
r.r--t e.rhlnr- ard 4-hlbifi3n ~ post.
- rt-ooi-,vr Mus~rrn. Fas,-ru psr.uay
.rI Vaahingtrn Avenue ali daJ
,..'.,'.'..i,',-. eshlilisu or rha-oErsyhs srl
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
I,NEs CLIFFORD sIMPSON

James Clifford simpson vice-pres.
dent Of ID & Heath & Co. publishers
OF educa.ional works. died sunday night
A. has residence. 20 Riverside Drive.
Nr. Sinpson vas graduated from
Dartmouth in the class o. 81 lie later
served a. principal Of Bellows Pals,
W. High School and as superintendent
of Schools at Portsmouth. -. II. lie
entered ;he firm Of Heath T. Co. IN the
Boston Office of the concern. In 1910
he was elected to the board Of directors
and made president.
Funeral services will be- held az the
Church OF the Divine Paternity. Cen
fral Park West and seventy sixth
Street. Tomorrow at II = o.. vi.
Simpson is survived b. MS vile. Mrs.
LrrE Allen Simpson.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Obituary
JOSEPH :. LOOSE

New. was received YESTERDAY a. the
Looss-wiios Biscuit Company plant in
Long Island City oi The death Of Jo-
seph g. Loose. frs' vicc-presiden. a
tho company. in Ken'a' City. No. Sat
urdqy night.
M Loose was born in TranSl.n
Count. Pa. in January. lst7 When
he We, fifteen years old he obtained a
position In n general store IN MERGERS
burg ~ q salary ~ SEQ r. yeas. ho
started in the b.scJi, business with biz
brother, J. L. Loose. IN Kansas CIt~ in
1852.
In 1902 10 and his brother. win
John IT. Wiios and others. organized
tho Loose- Wiles Biscuit Company. lie
married Miss Carrie J. Hoag in 1870.
She died ten years ago. Harry ".
Loose. n son. lives in this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Mrs. Clara J. Morrow
Is Buried at Pittsburgh
Simple Rites for Mother of d.
". Morrow. Who Died
Here on friday


PITTSBURGH, June i2.-simplieii,
marked the funeral here to-day Of Mrs
Clara Johnson Morrow. mother OF
Dwigh; ". Morrow. partner in the hrm
Of J. p. Morgan & Co. and widow o.
Professor james +. Morrow, for many
wears principal OF Allegheny hign
School in this city. -.
The services were conducted IN The
chanel of the First Presoyterlan
Church this morning by the Rev. pr'
samuel Black Mccormick. 4 briei ser
vice also was held a; the grave IN
yniondale Cemetery. A..
Tho body OF Mrs. Morrow, who aiea
FRIDAY night in New York. arrived here
last night. A special esr. attached %
fbe tain which brought the body. bore
number OF relatives 70 this CITY
Among those wh? came here from Ne~ ;,V
york for the fufral wer, Mr. and Mrs.
n-.t,b. Narrow. Miss Alice Morrow,
Wr-' +. Crea'house. Martin Esan,. 4; H.
S,r.r~er. &. s. Banks and Dr.. shiiiing'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Miss Lois Frame Betroihed
I'm MIR. William Won Phul Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Franc, OF 10
West Seventeen Street, have az
rounced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Lois Franc. 70 NJ ~
liam won Phul jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
william Won Phul. OF New Orleans and
New York.
Miss Franc is sophomore A.
WELLESLEY. and Mr. Won Phul will DO
graduated this year from Harvard.
During the war ne se-ved a. hrst
Lieutenant with the li4th Field ktil-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Donald Baldwin. Prosecutors
Aid. Weds Easl Orange Girl

Assistant Distrler ATTORNEY Don"ia
Baldwin and Miss Wiafred Barrett.
Of 35 Carlton street. "a orange, ~
I wcre married last night by the Re-.
n, Dorr Diedendorf. r Calvary Meth
adist Fpiscopai Church. East Orange.
N Baldwin is a son Of Arthur J.
R.iav.in. personal counsel .Or Charlie
Murphy. lie went TO France as az
ar,buiance driver and when the United
states entered the wsr obtained a
commissio a. second lieutenant N the
Geld artillery. His bride is a oaugh,
.er of Thomas Basrctt. publisher oi
.The American Agriculturist.'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
DINE CARROLL

CHICAGO. June - DN'e ISfroli
Carroll Blaine Coos lrJ, widely known
sports writer and authority on hshing'
died Al his home here yesterday. inc
body will be taken TO ms former Rome
a Pittsburgh Tor burial
gr. Carroll was thir,y-eight years
old auI one Of ne organizers OF the
lzaaa Walton Cls5 Tor spoltsmer
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Dir. WoIfgang Kapp.
Leader of German
Resolution. Is Dead
Native of This City. Who
O,crlhrrw IibcrifOr Time.
Succumbs iflcrOpcraIion:
Had Surrendered for Trial

BsRliN. June T. By hs A.soci
sted rre.sI d. Wolfgsng Kapp.
leader o. the Rsppi.i revolution ln
Berlin 30 1920. died in Leipzig today.
Death followed sn operation some time
ago in which the lefi eye and part
~, Kapp's saul were removed
Pner io ihe operion Esnp had
placed himself ~ fho disposal OF The
Ler.g q supreme roa' for 'ra. on
,.afscs growing out Of his coup in
berlin. watch temporarily overtime"
.a, government Of Precedent Ebcr..
Born in Ner York
Dr. karp vas one 81 Che founder
OF the Fatheiland party Hs wss also
general director ~ 'ae Agricultural
Societies he Wa born. In 1883, 10 q
house in West FifiIe'h Street, between
Eight and Nin,h Avenues, New York
City his father was Frederick Kapp
a lawyer. who fed from Germany 70
tbe United State. after failure n the
revolution in 1858
When woliganc Happ va. twelve
years old. se returned g. Germany
with hi' father. who is sal 90 nave
'orseken the United States because he
said wolfgang and hi. other children
were losing their identity as Germans.
The fsther is said % have been en-
ragged because Wofgang, then attend
ing an Amerisan school. refused 20
speak the German language IN MS
home. After his return % Germany,
the boy was sent through German
schools ard uniYersitie9. Tie later en-
tered Law. though anxious. his bog
raphers say. 90 become Prnssian
Guard officer The wishes ot MS
father prevailed.
Never Returned to nited states
Frederick Kapp, father o, the ieyo-
iut'oni.f. died several years ago.
Woifeang kapD never revisited tfe
United states His 40 sisters. Han
nah and Clara. married brothers, Al
red and Paul Lichteaste.n. The FOR
mer vas corrected win Heideioacfi
lrhc.heimer & CO.. bankers a, 90 Wall
street. lie died ten yca-I ago in
Brooklvn. Paul Lichterstcin and his
wife live n California. Their son, Al
fred f. Lichtensteir. is sn importer
With offices 90 l34 Cedar street. HIS
home is a. 285 Central PARK West.
Hannah Kapp. mother 81 Noligang'
died fifteen years ago
In taking tne office Of Chancellor
DR.. Kapp displaced Gustav Bauer. Dur
ing the brief success of the revolution
tfere were two cortending govern
ments i'm Germany, the one under happ
A. Bsr'ia and the Ebert government -
Dresden.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

Mrs Anna Cook. long resident OF
West Hohokcn. died yesterday IN her
rfy-secord year. she ws' me wlis OF
Thomas Cock. attached 70 me tucson
County Boulevard Conn. ssion. She
also i. srrvived by two children. Serv-
les will te held a. s.. MchaeNs Mon
asterv and in,crmant viii be m Far-
view Cemcterv.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

az and Mr.. Rudolph Stanley
n who were married a week ago
-. ..iahge' y. j.. will pass their honey
=. abroad. They will tour Europe
~ 'ltee months. and or their return
h. 20 70 Cleveland. where they will
T,, Mrs. stanley Brown was Miss
'''he SchermerhOrn Oliver.
~ and Mrs. Burgoyne Hamilton
IA. ,..''o'or, Conn. are AT Hotel Lor-
and Mrs Hamilton Fish have
y, a 70 'heir country place at Gsrri-
- a. Tor the summer.
s...al s'.sFal and Mrs.. +. \. Taufflieb.
T.. :, ii'ee .i,'ee from Europe on the Paris.
AZ. ne Hotel So Regis They Will
-, their headquarte-s there during
way m this country.
LII. ClaFsnoe n. Msckav has taken
8 S.s'N' he house OF Sir. Edwin ".
p,,. On the north side Of Great
a. Is, ,s.ic' kosc' southampton. L. l.. for
s's AH. Llihs Root il. have
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
81 Donation Will Give Needy Child Vacation
There Are $1,000 Pressing Cases. SO Won't You
Help Make at Least One ''Shui.In' Happy?

side tenement street Hundreds ~
ihsm never have seen green efsst
growing. Hundreds more never have
seen a wider eNpanse o. blue sAr 'hau
The fectang'o above their city block.
rhoussnds never have known the joy
OF plunge INTO The cool waters ~ o.
crystal lake They have been impr.s.
oned from birth by the stone walls o.
marrow streets.
Gsrden Spots Of East
What = delight, and what cor'ras.
when t1cy get 10 their vacation places
For Toe vacation places iht Itlbgn0
funi PROVIDE ar- "a ths garden snoir
of The East. lfs "lrcfh h'fs' w'l go
fo the Green Mountains. ffe Adiror
facks. the tafk.lls. 20 Lake George.
Lake Champlaiu. the Finger Lakes o..
ufrsl Sew lora They viii 20 20 'nr
Betkshires. the lilchield Hills. up along
the Hudson. into the Connccticu' River
Valley. 20 Tie seashoIe. to The Sound
shore Plans sFe being laid 20 enter.
tain them 100 ht least l50 beautiful
country places
Can the lads and lassies who get
these vacations IAN 20 get great good
out - them. They viii. they must,
come back 20 New York with pounds of
added fesA and blood. with color n
fneir checks. with vision of 1l"
Aind % world n their hearts
These 1900 vacations are going 90
cost The Tribune Fund 100000. II vou
believe they wili beneit the Riddles
for whom they are planned, will you
help make up that sum The frat
81 500 o. IL already has been given.
What will you add
Last summer each Of the n col vaea-
iions provided By 'he fund cos, S7.l4.
Seven dollars will pay for one this
year.
Buy AZ least one Tor "fsller" who
needs your friendship, won't YOU
Vacation Donations
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PrTER SIMCnE MrNKn

Peter Simeoe Munro. author, acior.
Journalist and teacher. ~ dead a. The
age o. eighty wears a' tho nome o. his
daughter. Mrs. a. n MercAlinc az
Resrny. y. !. Ar. Nnrro vas born a.
York. England. and came n America
when he rns twelve ,tars old. During
Tho Civil Wsr he ssGed boo tho stu
independent Battery " the New York
Volunteers.
M. Munro was a member cf tie New
York Press Club TO- fourteen years
and was prominent member of the
Thirteen Club. Of New York. H. was
sor some time editor Of The EX-
poncni." a society journal of Brooklyn.
lie is survived by three sons ana two
daughter
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Ugri1ANo DE BERuETE y MoREI

MADRID. June i2.-The death IS an
roaneed o. Don Aureliano dc Bernete
y Nore.. director o. ;he Prsao Museum
ard noted ar critic.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
Miss Lucille Sobel Engaged

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement Of Miss Lucille Sobel.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sobel.
of sO4 West Nintty-second Street. 20
Nr. Ralph Redoll. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Redelr, OF lol west Ei:htisth
street
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

taken the Swaync estate. Mittekomach.
on the Shnnecock Hills. Southampton.
NJ. and Mrs John II. Auerbach are
al tho Hotel ST. Regis for few days.
Mrs. Harry Scdgwick rs guest Of
her son-in-iaw and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. James Blackstone Taylor. Glen
Cove L. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-13
MARRIAGES

"A ACr--sg.N'IOI s8'rria" June
~ frht ~ eos.eg.. LawrHlre. Lo'k
is.,. Be- f.. De"e-erl Nl. ail
: s.rrrr SILVIA i0rf -ef ropr, dans ht~.
p.-~.u usfa son or Mrs Arfhg-
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