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New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Students From Europe
To Tour U. s. Colleges
Selected Group Seeks Closer
Study of American Ma
tionaI Life

A nissiou % European stuoents
brought to this country By the Nstionsl
Studsnt Forum. will shortly begin Q
'cuf o CITY Ainericsn uni7e-sitiso and
esllstss, It vss snpouncod yesterday,
2, u, purpose Of making the Araer'.
ap student bodies osttsr acquainted
VITA lbs culturs tre9o abroad sno. By
es ixsmple SET b. the vGltlng stu
e,a.' 70 turn the attention Of v7oer-
ntuiset 20 nsw study OF American
a.srsl .its.
~ uis,ior Will begin its work by
e,ntlng the national conference ol
~ C,tfdisn division OF the Stooent
&nt.an Movement at Toronto, begin
70 December 81. Following the con
siils. 4 viii be diHoed into .tro
.r shich will topr the country
s..s.s',as's,ly, speaking IN colleges
- totF % eoast.
aas Mission vas rnGde Up 6ui7pgis
-. 1,sias stsY ir EVrope .ey or
- 80 q ne National Student FoiJn1'
80 ,lslied zen Of the principal eoun-
~. ~ y v,fkrn Europe and studied the
In 49, - eno Patfi9l'C - t.s !.
an The members OF the yisis,ng
s1.slon are Joachim Friedrich, heioei-
s,. Hang TiesleY. international peo.
~ OcDsee; piet Rooet, University o.
Svosn, ABtOnin Polak, Unisersity oi
e.gsei loreen Holok, University OF
iieoaagtn, and william 4. HooSon,
,.''rfslsy Of London. Charles pe1ey
81 nsphev Of the SecretarT o. tne
sE 49, e chairman Of the National Stu
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Deny Bedford Women Cash

Arson 4. Baker, superintendent, 81
she state .RefornatoSy for Women. et
Bedford. ~ Y. received an opinionn
vesterda- from the once, Of The Attor-
nov, ceLcrsi, xhirh, probably VIII pre-
rert hlua from puttinE into ehtet his
plan 70 enable his .shsreee TO earn
honey. during their terms. -
Superintendent Baker efd .his 30. n
of ruaasTefs thought Il wople ihslp 10
Fan. eeIf.respset AID dsTdop, earring
oowsr in the woman ss TIE .csse saaAtofy
e thsv were pot TO WORK making ragr,
embroiSery, 6asksts and sneh 'aTtiele:
and RECEIVED the purrhsse money paid
theinseives. ", q, ~
r. Sss thaughta the. articles esele
bs sold ln tlfp open rastRet sinee tne
- ssornsstor5 i a charitable z.tber thar
. .neHal iassitstion- The crinllon p y. 80. 2.
.e1s,.e W. hnt- & eeiaros the MONEY Teceisef
sor .s the goods saussI b paid 70 the
almta. -.t 49, -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Pair Caught With s2y Worth
OF Loot From Apartment

john Kluek heErd a noise IN his
apartment At 1920 Fifth Avenue early
yesterday morning and sot out Of It
IN = hurry. He returned in q shoT'
time, however, and With bin vas q
policeman.
The patroinGh, Frank Christie, 81
the East l2eth Street station. arrested
two men rs they were leaving the
Klpek apartment. They had ransaehsd
a front room and he'd gathered up
about 500 worth Of jsweiry and cloth
iac. They described themselves -
penjamln Deutseh, all bergen Street,
Brookiyn, and Albert Clszroek, %
guRoik Street. They we're held in
5000 bail each for examination to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
CITY Takes Over Ferries
Municipal Service Increased
and Rate Cut to . Cents

ne Department Of Plsut and strue-
s's' s TOOK over tic operation % the
,a.nilson Avenue seriy at nieniehs
.rs'dsy; the Atlantic Avenue ferry
= a'ars later and the Fulton Street
&c st 2 q. m. ComnissitneT
s r''s' A. Ehalen agreed to pA7 the
=. 80 fer7 Company $4,000 for the
~. ~: eostg operated on the three
5A Inc company paid eeSp,o0o
ff..t " boats and had hoped TO get
-TSs'ggv from the city For them.
.. ,s Hamilton Avenue ferry viii con-
rs y run all uighL The fares on
eees viil Be reduced from seven
:, ne cents, and the rates Ser
N sn,tles viii Be the same az on the
NJ aunieirsl ferries. Commissioner
.stn assured the i5o men formerly
v ',syea b. tic feriy company that
Il ssuo reitsu them in tis serTice
~ VIZ f~t .tff
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

lief admirsstrstion, who asserted at
tho tims thst Ne vas eager 70 know n
the organizations pouches were used
FOR suugghng or In any way contrary
10 regulations. .nf t
Captain Quinn declares that sons
paekaks5 opntsinbd = few diamonds,
GOLD and diver jevslry and several
sugrsyings, which individuals were at
tempting 70 send cot Of the country.
He also snnounees that fonr individ-
uals involved In the affair hass been
dismissed. Since the organisation came
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

70 Russis, be dlyuigss. mess tbsn fofty
cause they violated rules.
Ths furs, tapestries and rvgs "a
feSred 20 IN The article sere not In ths
mall, IL 10 pointed out b. Ceptaip
ouinn, bat In four trunks which ind@
viduals Attempted 70 pasg thrtueh the
customs ~ the frontier by ths uss 81
oilcial American Relief Adminigtrntibn
seals, contrary 20 regulations.
Captain Quinn says steps have baen
taken 10 prevent q recurrence.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

room they became worried and vent 20
his home. AZ Cottage Place, Port Rich
rnond. S. I. They found him dead "
his bed, a Newspaper In bis hand and
sss escaping from the lesking tube OF
o heater.
He vas sixty years old and foraer.y
was ehiel clerk OF the election bureau
Ia the Borough OF Richmond. He re-
tired from business several years ago
SIX yearI ago bis Wife was burned 70
death, her clothing catching hrc from
the kitchen range. He 10 survived oy
three sons and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
R.hy PrsrtIine Of Sants Clan.
Ia Killed In Fall From Chair

give-yesr- 1ld Rose bstAto besams 1 70
sAs..,r. visit OF Santa Claus Eisan
spec.'s,; ,;,,i.' i,,nstss Of TIE AouRt l'o-
ctas % trstitrtion A. PltAEhnt Plains
ress0 ..,etdAy. that shs ftU IRON q
chair she hsd mounted 70 ps'-n -
or q shelf: a., .sth. sdch
force that her skull W feesSs a ~ :.
-. disS tEo hours iater'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Sons Find FsiI,cr Dead in
Red From Leaking Cas Hose

.Cks-les IL. SchFslbe failed ysster-
cay TO keep an engagement 20 eine zlth
.fTo OF hs sons and late in tho aftsr-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
bangor Has s25O. GOO Fire

BANGOR, Ne, Dec if.--DsnaaEs
es,imated st s25o,ooo was caused 6J .
Are that xvep, tie Preese department.
store IN Main Street and the sdioining
Andrews music house here to-night 5
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph WALKER, tho
Misses Clara md Helen Lee, Mr. Gerald
Bcale and Mr.. j Dgfiie.
Entertaining at tea at the Shine
cock Hills Coli Club this afternoon
we're Mrs. James l.. Breese. Mrs. 7.
Arthur Ball, Miss Estclle O'Br.cn. Mrs.
Theodore b. Dixon. Mrs. Is. :. Barclay
and Mrs A. II. Tiers.
Miss VI. Elizabeth Price. who has
been one Of house party ~ the sum-
mcr home Of Mr.. Samuel l.. Parrish FOR
over Sunday and who came FOR the
art exhibition Of the National Asso-
citation Of Women Painters and Sculp-
tors, returns tomorrow 20 the art col
ony at New Hope. Pa, where she is
passing the summer. Miss Price Is
chairman Of the interstate jury o. the
association.
Miss Emily Nichols Hatch. president
Of the National Association Of Women
Painters and Sculptors. who also has
been house guest OF Mr. Samuel l..
Parrish and his niece. Mrs. Robert S.
Peabody. will depart tomorrow for
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Mrs. Coolidge TO Preside
1T Senate Women'S Picnic
Luncheon To BE Circn on
Senator du POINTS Yacht; Mr.
and Urs. Works Are Hosts

From The Trbarc's W0shin0fo1 burodn
WASHINGTON. July 3.-Mrs. Cool
idce Will preside at the weekly picnic
luncheon Of the Senate women, TO be
given on board the Tech. the yacht Of
senator and Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont.
Tuesday Of next week.
,.rs. Henry Getty Chiffon. wife Of
the charge G'afa'res of the British Em-
bnssy. and thcir children will leave
Washington Friday for Grand Rapids,
Mich, where they will spend the sum.
mci with her parents, former United
states Amtas sador 20 Japan and Mrs.
Thomas j. O'Brien.
Rear Admiral William 6. Benson left
Washington Saturday for the west
coast. going iu connection with affairs
Tor the shipping Board. Mrs. Benson
accompanied him and they will be absen.
for several weeks.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Work celebrated the formers birthday
anniversary with a small family din
ncr party in their apartment az Ward
man Park Hotel this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Robinson. OF
New York. are quests at the Powhatan,
while staying in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Christian Herter and
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Herter have opened
their home al East Hampton. J.. l.. tor
the summer They spent last winter IN
California and have returned recently
20 the East.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Miss Lucille Thornton Is
Hostess at q Luncheon
Nr. Dorothy CadiceH Taylor
and Count iii FrasSO Also
Enterfnin Parties 0t Picrre s

Miss Lucille Thornton gave a lunch
con yesterday az Pierre's Others who
entertained at luncheon there were
Mrs. Dorothy Caldwell Taylor and the
Count di Trasso.
Mrs. Adrian Isclin ard Mr. Wood
fcll Green also cntcrtoincd at lunch
60, yesterday 40 Picrrc's.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry oliver, Miss
Mary Z Oliver and Mr.. Henry Oliver
y q Pittsburgh, are AZ the Ritz
Mrs. Robert T. Ford and Miss Juliet
q. ford have closed their apartment at
20 Park Avenue and are at the Hotel
tS.oiraine Until they sail for Europe on
saturday.
~; and Mrs Edward A. Morrison jr.
e Mss Josephine !. Morrison are at
s'elif Lodge for few weeks.
-. William Lanman Bull jr. and
caughter. Miss Elisabeth Worth
Ts'on Bull, Will sail for Earope on
ns'sdsy. They will be accompanied
y Miss Mary Wood Hinman, Of
Ch.eago.
M and Mrs. A. W. Armatage. of
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Street Ball Is Enjoyed
By Stockbridge Colony
sn.o.nl ni,nntch 10 rhe rrisur,

STOCKBRIDGE, Mass, July "A
picturesque street bail was held to-
night in front Of the Red Lion Inn.
Mrs. Alma Claybourgh, Of New York,
and a Stockbridge mems chorus sang,
while sixteen girls appeared in a Span
ism dance.
Miss Gertrude Robinson Smith ar
ranged the program, which was given
under the auspices Of the Community
Service. Among those interested in
the success Of the fete were Mrs.
Joseph II. Choate. Miss Mabel Choate,
Miss Mary Lincoln Aldrieh. Mrs.
Heaton Ives Treadway. Mrs. James
Graham Parsons and Mrs Charles Rob
ihson Smith. Among others who had
parking places were Mrs. Carl a.
de Gersdorf. Mrs. Give Livingston
Duval. Mrs. Ponsonby b. Ogle, Mcssrs.
Norman II. Davis. John c: Johansen,
Loynll Allan Osborne, William II.
Clarke and Frank Z. Coursen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William h; Osgood
Field and their two sons. Mr. Frederick
Vanderbilt and Mr.. W. Osgood FIELD
are at the Cascapaedia River Club for
two weeks of salmon fishing.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins and Mr. Ernest
Isclin are al the Red Lion Inn.
At the Maplewood Hotel IN Pittsheld
are Mr.. and Mrs. John Bates CLARK,
Mr. and Mrs. b. sherman Fowler. MISS
Janet Campbell and Mrs. William B.
CogSwell. OF New York.
Miss Esther Rowland, Of New York
is the guest Of Mrs. Henry Root Stern
in Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Macy Willets have
Mr.. Howard Willcts. Of New York. as
their guest at Mehal Manor in New
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greer have re-
turned 10 Rye and Mr.. and Mrs Rulith
NJ CARPENTER have gone 70 Wilmington,
Del.
Mrs. Edward Spencer gave luncheon
marty to-day at the Lenox Club. Others
who entertained at luncheon were Mrs.
Frederick Crowinshield and Mrs. James
Graham Parsons at Stockbridge and
Mrs. Frederick G. Crane at Willow
brook, in Dalton.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Burn Diaries Unread,'
Is Order in Field viii

The will Of Virginia Hamorsley
Field. widow Of Cortlandt de
noyster Field. of Fieldhome.
Yorktown, was filed for probate
yesterday with Surrogate George
A. Slater, in White Plains. The
estate is estimated at sl,000,000
in real and personal property.
One clause in the will directs
the executors "to burn and de-
stroy, unread, all diaries and
journals Of my father, my mother,
my aunt Mary Hooker. my sisters
end my own diaries and jour
mails"
The greater part Of the estate,
including all real estate in the
towns Of Pawling and Bcekman.
and bequest Of 100000 in trust
are left 10 her niece Katherine l..
Simpson.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
lanes VI. Beck Guest
Of High French Official

PARIS. July 2 james II. Bcek
Solicitor General o. ~ Ario.|c-n DE-.
-.r..i ~ 81 Justice. SIS. thn cuo' o.
-r, hi~hc~t Frrnch Officials - a
l~,chcon a. the inter. Allied Club here
to.lay Minister ofJus'icc BaI'hou pso-
..lcd. The only one present not con. .
r,ctcd with the making or en- 'orci,c -
lws o. France Was Marshal foch. 10
.rhon =. Bar'hou 'cfcrr'd ls ~ sol.
der o. justice who has accomplish =
r-o-e for justice than IN. one nfes''
Mr. Beck cAnortoi those plcf'a' %
have patience. and expressed 'h" be-
i,.f that ,he problems now faci-g the
world would be solved and 'ha; france
md Amcrica will then be able 20 Give
one another practical rroof. of friend
ship.
The American Fag. with i's ,od,
white and blue, ard tie French Gag.
With It's blue. white ard red. boz
stand FOR justice. Yoa can never
tear them apart
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Warsaw Boasts Man, l3Z,
Who Saw Great Napoleon
Krasinski. Born in 100. Thrice
Wounded. Never III. Started
Smoking at l30

PARIS. July 3-Thosc who saw Ma
noIeon have long been considered as
sv,inc. as .hc plesiosaurus. but Il In
transircant's" Warsaw Correspondent
report, thc discovery Of one IN inc
person Of Meeislas Kras.nski. land
owner OF Volhynia, who was born IN
1890. 1T.
Discovery Of Krnsinski's remarkable
age was due 20 his being robbed OF a
,urse containing 1000 marks while ne
gns visiting Warsaw. Surprise oN-
pressed by the magistrate al the pa,
pers produced By the complai inant leo
The correspondent 20 interview him.
The papers. IL genuine. show that he
.crvcd in the French army from log
70 1913. in the Polish army IN lS2''
and took part in two revolutions IN
1891 and 1853. He underwent sixteen
vears' exile in Siberia. served in the
Russian army agains; China IN 1900.
1901 and in the Manchurian war Of
l90f-leO5.
The veteran was wounded nj Mos,
kowa in 1912, at Leipzig In 1873 ana
Dembcwilkie in 1881. but otherwise
yas never III. which he attributes %
his extreme sobriety. lie only began
10 smoke nj the age Of i30. His
father lived 20 be III and his mother
o.. He remembers seeing Napoleon
during the great retreat from Russia
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Ex-lntcrcollcgiaic Golf
Champion Dies in \. J..
l.. p. Bayard. Title Holder from
1903 TO 1900, Expires
After Heart Attack

Louis i.ntarl Bayard. who was IN.
.crco.l,g.a'c goli champion IN 1899 -,
srd 1900. d.ei late SUNDAY ~ ih'
Orlrrc Memorial Hospital His death
camc suddenly after heart attack
emily in ,hc evening AZ his home in
short Hills. =. !.
His family s aa old ard dis
'Irruishcd one and BIAS been prominent
.or r.oay yoar. in Nv Jersey. io wna
or.fuatcd a. prI~cetou with 'hc class
~ 'gs. No was a member of 'fn Prince
t.~ and Manhattan clubs o. New York
and wa, on the board ~ governor u
tho Baliusro' COLI club ~ was scc-
f,,afy of the Short Hills Na'ly COM
9ary and ~ the Her aofuc tta'es
,fr Bayarl n survived hy h.s wife.
vto was Miss Lucy Forbes Builard. and
Up .arcc children. Louis pirfard Bay
.rd i-.. Miss Alic, BayarI and Miss
'iar'ra paynrd.
Flrc~al services wcro hold restcr-
t.v afternoon m tho family idcrcc
..- Hobart Avenue. short Hiils.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Political "POisOn"
Caused His Defeat.
McCumbcr Declares
In Letter to Campaign Man.
agcr n. ID. Senator Says 2
Months Was Too Short
10 Overcome Combine

Prom Tbe Tri,ss, -wosi's9'or Daveos
WASHINGTON. July a. Political
poison" which has been circulated for
more than two years ia North Dakota.
l. the cause ~ the defeat Of senator
NcCumbcr. according 80 IFS own YER
sion - 'hc matter.
IN ict'cr to-day. IN which ho "n-
pressed bis gratitude % orc ~ f.r cam-
pairn managers. r. i. Hughes. % Fargo.
Senator IcCumhcr expresses his views.
During 'hc last iwo month"; fhc
Senator wrote. you have conducted q
most strenuous cnmpa gn IN ~ bchaf.
In the conduct ~ tAat canpa rn sou
have a. nil times maintained tIo fich-
est standard o. political c'h.l Your
colrfc has bccl straigh'forv anl
honorable and you nave pcfs.f'onfly
avoided any character - abuse or .nit.
representation Of an opponent thank
you for that course.
These two mon were 200 short
a period 20 overcome the poison hat
had been sown broadcast f0r more
than two years Or g meet thc ni-
partisan combination which had been
madc aga INST me or the one s.ic aai
he NornaIiisan ORGANIZATION which SO
.oyaily .pported my opponent. ! snow
,rat you and my ether good friends
did everything within yClI power %
bring about my nomination. lst with
MY .rcs broken and H.th a united or.
car.-at.on supporting my opponent 'hc
odds were 100 greet Tor you . orcf-
come.
Il am taking ibis opportunity % cx-
press % You ard 90 :. my friends IN
'hc sfa'c vino tayc so fgiinfglly laborcd
with yos IN M behalf Jag great graft
tgdc and my carnc7. and sincere
thanks
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Field Meet TO Feature
Day at Southampton
Chadren's Sports viii BE Held
at Nendo,c CLUB; Beach A.
tracts Many Holiday Visitors
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Tribune

SOUTHAMPTON. July 3.--The an
nual July Fourth ch.ldren's day sports
by the children Of the members Of the
Meadow Club will be held on the
grounds q the club NJ 1890 o'clock
tomorrow morning Prizes have been
offered for winners in obstacle races.
thrco-lcg race FOR boys and girls
fourteen and under; thread and needle
races open for all ages; 75-yard dash
for boys ard girls fifteen and under,
and crab races for boys and girls under
eight years.
All Of the twenty-five grass tennis
courts Of the Meadow Club were oc-
curicd this morning and again in the
afternoon Many are getting IN form
for tie annual tournament 10 be held
here August 3.
Staying at the southampton Club for
month rs the guests OF Mr.. Duncan
Stewart Ellsworth are Commander u.
Bowles. Of the British Navy, and Cap
tain Francis Bryce, Of the BRUSH
Army. Baron Fredoricks, Of Poland, IS
al the Southampton Club for week as
the guest OF Mr. Edward =. Mellon. Also
there for the weekend are Mr.. Chaun-
cev NcKccter and Mr. Seth Sprague.
Mr. Henry Martin Polhemus came down
Saturday and will be at the club until
after the Fourth.
The bathing beach attracted large
number this morning, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs Garrett Kipp, Ir.
and Mrs. W. ". Hoppin. Mr.. and Mrs.
William VI. Fleitman Jr, Mr.. Morehead
Patterson, Mr J. Couper Lord, Mr.. An
g'er z. Duke. Mr.. Lawrence Van lngcn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dierks. the Misses
Clara and Helen Lee. Miss Mary Hurd,
Mr. and Mrs. James Parrish Lee. Mr..
G.. Franklin Lawrence, Mr.. j. ID. Saw
yer. Mr.. Moncrre Robinson, Mrs.
Philip Deronde. Mr Robert r. Arvid-
son and sir. and Mrs. Ambrose /.
Chambers.
The Misses Clara and Helen Lee
have as their guests for over the
Fourth Miss Mary Hurd and Mr.. q.
Franeklyn Lawrence. whose engage
mcnt was recently announced az Grass
mere. the summer home Of their par
crts. Mr. and Mrs. James Parrish Lee
in First Neck Lane.
Invitations have been sent out for
talk on contemporary Spain Thursday
morning by Miss Eleanor Markell at
tho home OF Mrs. Patrick a. Valentine.
Miss Markell will speak on the pollti..
cal life. the customs. drama ana arr OF
that country and will illustrate her
talk.
Miss Markell also will speak on the
same subject Wednesday morning at
tho home Of Mrs. +. Clifford Potter in
East Hampton. Each succeeding
Wednesday throughout The month sne
,,iii s,oak NJ the homes Of Mrs. William
II III woosin. i Mrs. John B. Carse and
Mrs. Wallace Reid in East Hampton.
Nr Gc-ald Bcale. who was the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest c. Wagner az
tbejr sumner home in South Nam
stree. for the weekend, returned to
Boston to-day.
Nr. and Mrs. John II. Prertice, ar
rived to-day 70 storm Along, the How
land estate IN Meadow Lane "h'en
thew have leased for the season.
Nr. and Mrs. Ernest c. wagner en-
,ertaincd at a luncheon to-day Tor
Miss Mary Hurd and Mr.. G. Frsnsk, =
lvn Lawrence. Other gues" included
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Miss Bostwick a Bride
Married TO Mr.. Sampson Smith
at Cilbcr,syilIc. y. Y.

The wedding Of Miss Dorothy $.
Bostwick. daughter Of Mrs. Fitch Gil
Der: jr., sol Fifth Avenue. 20 Mr.
Sampson Smith. son OF Captain Roy
{. Smith. u. S. ", retired. and Mrs.
Smith. took place yesterday at Christ
Church. Gilberisvi.le. y. y. II was
followed by a reeption az Nlllage,
Farms. the summer home OF Nr. ana
Mrs. Gilbert. There were about Two
bundrcd guests present az the eere-
mony. which was performed b. the
Rev Leon Smith.
The brides only attendant was her
sister. Miss Lillian Bostwiek. and Mr.
Robert c. McKim. Of Short Hills. y. j.
was the best man. The ushcrs were
Nr. Albert c. BoEtwiek, Mr.. Foster
Bowers and Mr. Prentice Talmage: OF
New YORK. and Mr.. William l.. Mekim'
Of Short Hills, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
DEATHS

Br,rriF Pc t"iv = 80. "i''-
"a ,f~' ieflt.d sIr - fN..Nii
mo ue..fi- md tho ~" iDh
rcai'ie ard 1eph"n -
~. f.-.nh nr.'ia-i or iifD'
-l.f fe.l f'. .f'. Hrl .Df lf
e. Y Tu tf1f Ii''
DINNTTr -or Tura lt. irn" %. -
81 Johns H,rplfHI rIf0ra = lff
bennett. - Wii'c r'0 r@ 'i'.
s.r.lrs- Ws'ro-dal r'.n'rr. Jolly rt
ftfscf. ~ Ia.oh iie-r' h'f S'rs ~ 100
raf chapel ~ f1.' sf'N 3
BrNAFTr A. Mon'ie.llo. : " lg'y
iare 4. M'sar"y widow ', il'nr, t.'
,f,.r. Monticello -. r.. al W"'' Il..
l,v Iuly B ri n m iuf'rwf1t Gf. 1t
wood Cemcterr "r.Dhl'n
BoiIr- sudi.ni. or ia. q. ~ her i'''
residence. 80 ;1ih -. Dr"o.l' n. lanc
fo,I Funeral Ws'ncsiay jgiy .. 70
so , m flonre fo fho church = or
LADY n perp.tual iisir. tsth st ord
rf,h av Hro0i.fr uhffH fNirf n
requiem moss wiz Do celebrated. lii'i-
risnf CaiynfI r'mfrrv
nRofK-charies -. sndieri.. IN ~ fiih
ra4r ~ his home itf West i-a'N 49,
Juff . f4f. iGsNTnf f fuilt Bro b.
fffht' - samuel ir t.- N't
9nd i1r'in nr''t ffr'fsi ,'f r
as mar 10Th 30. Tn'si't. ftl. g. ii
m
BtRNs-On Friday. jurr Cd. i'.. Lillian
pprrs runersl from fh" rfHiof'r ~
icr brother. tft Court -' iifH h.'f. -
Tu,'d,'. ft ego a m in'' ".nt cal
vary cemo'ery
CALDWELL i-Dn July o. 1872. 'nni' I'D.
We'll tase ffY, hesl. beloved wife ~ John
Caldwell ant mother of James T.. bfe"n
funeral from beg late r'sHi"nr". - f'.
sath o. Wcinfsiar. th'n's fo 'hufch -
So lRnltius ioyoia lni"rn"ni '"lf.r'
c.ms,.f, Time Of funeral later. Ar
far.cmcnts By Campbell Pros
cA>Ny juno 3o 1921 Saihsfin-.
canny tnec corriganl. b loved wife n
Michael !. Canny Funera from h'r
irte rcsldcnco. 80 Wee, i5o'h = Tues
day. 10 a m. thence 20 "a" church ~
tho Resurrection. whore SOLEMN r"-
qul.in mass will be- offered for the f.pos"
- hsr scui in'ormsnt 81 Raymond.
co>>oR- Jul, g. NJ - Francis Hos
pltal Michael. beloved son - iho ls'"
Martin and Mary connnr fnee Iyna lrhi.
native - i.ough Mask. County NH' 3D..
Ireland Funeral from his i.t" f.fi-
dcnre 7ss East is0th st ON T0e-.iAy.
AZ SIS a y. Macs - r Qulom wiil D.
offefsd for Tho pose ~ Ms .l VI A.
the church - ~. franris de sales. '.ih
81 near i.osin-fon sN. az a. i. ID
torment calvary.
n,ncy-On July :. 1874. Mary A. n.
Darcy. ar,i - years funerai from The
res.f. nce D, ier daughter. iosephibe
corrirsn. igj Roosevelt az, Corona. on
Weir .slay, July s. AZ a ~. thence
- Church - our Lady Of s.gns. OAK
av and fSth t.. Corona. inttTWfht
Calvary Cemetery.
uo>>EIIy--on July ?. John. beloved son
~ Caths rine Donnciiy 'nfe McDsrmo,p,
and tho late John DOnnslly. Funeral
from MS laic residence. t0I West hth
- July 6. At 80 a. m. solemn insrs
a ,.uvisrf at 81 Rapbsefs church. tVs
v'sft a.; n. inteffneni calvary.
FRry- Mary. on July ?. widow Of william
Troy. friends may view remains be-
twrra - an1 - a. ~. Tuesday. Jult \.
q, the West End chafel 20 west sls,
~.
corrzE-Tuisus ". Campbell FU-
NERAL CHURCH." Tuesday. IL o m.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
To Build SI,O0O,O0O
Hospital on Hudson

WASHINGTON. July 3.-selcetion ~
, site for a 81 900 900 hospital FOR dis
ablcd veterans to be- erected at sum
merfclds. in the vicinity OF beacon
Duchess County. y. Y. was an
nouncod to-day by Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury Clifford.
The ste. comprising 22S acres on 'he
Hudson River. was acquired at a cost oi
500. 900 and the hospital will be erected
there by the Treasury and turned over
20 tho Veterans Bureau 10 be used IN
the care Of soldier patients rom the
metropolitan distric; Of New YORK.