The New York Times from New York, New York • Page 9

1L THE NEW YORK TDIE3. THURSDAY. JULY 31. 1919. referred an opln cbarf1 BLAZE ON PIER LAID TO ALCOHOL ADDICTS police Link Jersey Fire with five Deaths Due to Chemical Poisoning.

ORGANIZE HARVARD COT STUFF FROM LIGHTERS flarr.tt Sweep Wharf, Threatening Merchandise and Craft Moored Along Shore. Yin star-tin In a lighter loaded with wood alcohol rallied the. partial destruction lat night of IMer 14 of the Nw Jersey Central In Jersey City, from which a large number of men have ben Ukm-ln tho last few days suffering from drinking wood alcohol, five of them having dll since faunduy. F.mil5-cs namd Kidney And MrCaf-fery wre taken to the City Hospital from P-r on Sunday In an tinoon-dou condition. They died at the City U.rfpiUil.- Jersey City, and, after an autopsy, their death wu attributed to the drinking of wood alcohol.

On Monday a man named Olson, who was eald to have obtained this substitute for ll.juor at the same place, died with symptoms of the same poisoning. Or. TuBnIay John Coffin was taken, un conscious, from the pier to the City Hos- rluil. where lie died from the name chuo. Yesterday a man named John ICwn was added to the list of victims.

Immediately on ret-elvlnE word that plr waa on fins Police Inspector phllip Leonard of Jersey City and several poll-emen hurried to the pier Unking deatns from drinking wood alcohol and a number of cases of dangerous Illness from the same cause with ih Ira Kt the pier, which seemed to Tfre the source of the wood alcohol supr ply. ArmMlng to the police, men who found the liquor difficult to get and l.lgh In price elsewhrre niHnpel to gt (Vie wood alcohol from the liarhters in rme manner. The theory of Inspector lxor.nl that either the fire had bu KtarUd by men era if with he deadly poison or by others who wanted to the chrmlual that had pro-du'-rd mih ravage. Th fire, which started shortly before Tl cfrlofk last nifcht, threatened not only the pier, whlfh was loaded with mer chandise, but a large number or lighter which were moored alongside, Fonts of the Jersey Centrul. Ltehlgh Valley, and other rallronds pulled out a mmiix-r ft llKhters moored at the pier shortly after the fire started and.

got the burning lighter out Into the stream. The pier. whuli Is 600 feet long, was burning in two places, however, both of which were difficult to rearh with wa-ter. Fin-boat from the river managed to throw streams Into one of (he blaze, but tlx- fire which was burning nearer the land sld was difficult to rench from the river and by the Jersey City and railroad Ire-f Icht Inr forces. The fire waj reported to be under control early Oils morning.

TWO FIRES MENACE SHIPS. More Than 4,000 to Serve Dally In $11,000,000 Campaign. Special to The York Tlm. CAMKKIDCE. July- 4.00O and 5.0U0 Harvard men will do active wor toward raising Harvard' Hl.CKXl.OiJi) endowment fund neat Fall, it waa announced today kt the clos of th "old Summer which has bewLln session here for the last three days.

The announcement followed a aeries of conferences among Thomas Lamont of J. P. Morgan Eliot Wadsworth. Joint Chairmen of the Harvard Endowment Fund Committee, and other old gratia." The plans for raising the money were laid before the members of the Summer school and unanimously accepted. Mr.

Wadsworth. who has acted as dean of this unique Summer school, said in outlining its work and announcing the plans for the Kail campaign: The entire world has been laid out in divisions, and the United States especially has been cut up into many parts, and each division has a division "airman. The territorial size of the division depends on the number of Harvard men within it. In some cases a division is a city; in other aases It includes one State or more. We have already 3 division chair men.

These In many rases will appoint local chairmen. Each chairman, whether divisional or local, will have a committee of anywhere from 10 to 60 men. These committees, in turn, will appoint canvassers. On each one of these com- will he graduates of the dif ferent professional school. Under the plans now worked out, we shall have between four and five thousand Harvard men serving actively and daily on com miltecs during THOMAS THACHER DEAD.

Prominent New York Attorney Was Formerly Law Lecturer at Yalo TWomas Thacher. a prominent New Tork lawyer, member of the firm of Simpson. Thacher BarUett. died at 2 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs.

A. Martin Richmond. Watch Hill, IL I. He had been Ill for some time. Surviving are bis wife, who was Miss Sarah McCollough Green, a son.

Thomas Thacher, and three daughters. Mrs. A. Martin Richmond of (lushing. N.

T. Mrs. Theodore J. Driggs of Waterbury, and Miss Elizabeth Thacher. Mr.

Thacher was born in New Haven. May i. IK'JO. He received the degree of M. from Yale in 1 S74.

the decree 1 I LI 1 1. 1 I Ulll 'l 'Hi Ul 111 BAW ntr4 into eternal re at TAem- I oa July Karan. betovee rer of Mrs. Jacob Vaa Kaalt. llwptr Pi llrooaljn.

Herele. will at Mark Itnrrs Oisprt. 1 .32 l-ruadaajr. Hrvia. Thursday, at 1 A.

M. Iitermatu Ba.em Kleiae Otnotary. BOt'RKF Jul. 2J. at ulhr ruil Amarfaua.

Lc ok a hnurh. huefcand of IJHaa Hour. and .00 r.f Terewa C. Bourse ant th. late R.

Hourke Solemn rqulm nan at ft. franrla Xvii ITiurch. 3 Vet lath New Vera Mr, Saturday moraine at A. M. BOVF.E.

On Ju'y WV. at Ornmfc-h. fonn K. Bov. Ho or I BrtaTlae ov: Kun-rai Fiidar sfter-tiuun.

3 clock, at lneyard llavoa. Mass HicD. A. of snd that of LJ.D. from Yale In lt.i Mr.

Thacher was lecturer for many ears on corporations In the Xaw School of Yale I'nlvendty. He was iTesldent of the Yale Alumni Association in New York from 1S55 to 17. snd of the New York Ysh- Club from 197 to llsM He wss President of the nlversttv Club from 1U1 to 1X1H. Mr Thnrher was Vlc l'resident of the New York tVty Har Aswiatlon from 190" to He was a frequent contributor to legal publications. Ir.

Thacher was a member of the University. Century. Ysle, City Mid-day fc.nd Clubs. He was a plonrr In the devilopment of Watch Hill. K.

I he had a Bummer home lor many years BRA1.TKI Mtittrrt Knim t- Kur.rai arvtra at la rnipvi or the PtrpbMi Mrritt Hurlal 'and 9 K)l ath Av romrr li et Fruiay njornlr. 10 o'chvk. CLAtiV. On Julr 2 Itl9, KmrTa Bumrtt. wtoow of MH H.

t'loo. Furoial ervtcva will brld at her 1' rvat-dnc, r.Jt fuh Kreadoay. on kr r. N. on Thursday immii, July SI.

10 SO A. M. ln'erment private. -On Monday, Ju'y at Ma rrt- I -ra -I--- i-OIXAIlT -At Vas4aood. N.

Ju.y I'M SM Horn mi tho U'o Vr. roitaeS. la S4th yr. 'wuril avrrtrva at Bmt Vxn. No.

fO Vtw4 A AUawowd. oa rnsay at P. M. 1 (UfHAtL-Oa WeliUT, raarw Haoha'l, tw.rwl fa'Kvr of hal. iUfiM'.

Mark, aad ra Wary 1 au rum, tn bia TT'H feal trmmm hi 1 ImM. 1.442 A arroil Mar. i I. l- Vyinda and art 4 eorawi 4 -l of a4i ller loWtit HoeW'e i a S-ctely of Jacob a Pr lr.tt loe. No ra.

(I. II H. Arr-k tr No 1 fl. of I aro rot.orfu..7 ta1tod to artae. ftvora.

IlErvrK Ua tnr a II Wroe of lli :t.t an4 oroo4 to.he Ctia. tJKlaa a4 ll.n Tva-day. Ju i4 Funeral TT.wf We I 11. t'oteeraal Funral O.et-M lol La-iretoa A at 2 3 srai. WKr.M'ltF of poouwioela oe Tieedt at Ueove 4 r-Jat.

Mat.rva ior Koreat oe trw at Naiior.al mmn I'o IM I tun on Fridar. Aw I. at A. M. Ji! W.

af rm 1 heiuus ynuncst of tha late VVllham la Jiriixm inciwi i rllTtt At Toiikrra JJ? ard Uarla Jthoeon Cncft of limoklya. N. Funoral rtco rl held at Trmi'y Church. and Wall hi Thursday. July 31.

10 A Mass for 69th's Dead. A requiem high mass was celebrated yesterday morning at St. Stephen's church, on Twenty-eighth Street, nesr Third Avenue, In memory of the soldier the campaign, personally I dead of the 16Sth Infantry Regiment, talking with every Harverd We i formerly the CtUh of the New York Na snail r. eer one pi me an.uuu men f-P1 kll-a at the hat- tie of the Ourcq. Yesterday was the wnn nave aiienuexi j-iarvara.

Mr. Wadsworth was appointed chair-- man of the ex-cuttve committee, the other members are: Edgar H. Wells. Vice Chairman. New York John Price- Jones.

General Mana- per. New York: Robert V. IHincan, Secretary. New Yok "William Thomas. San Francisco: A.

T. Perkins. S. UiuU Dean E. F.

'Jay. Cambridge Thomas i Robert W. Slocum. New To-k T. N.

f'erklns. M. II. Foll.insbce. Chicago I Thomas W.

Lammt. New Y'ork Philip i natlus Loyola. Park Avenue a Soalding. Ttoston: Vernon Munroe Knglfwoocl. N.

W. Prentiss lorK. i. ook irn nai i riuauuifii, T. of the iiuy r.meison, rtfw ora Auri itti Lt Boston.

anniversary of this lattle. in which of the regiment killed. Gov. Smith at Mrs.Wagner's Funeral The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Wagner, wife of Supreme CoraJustlce Wagner, took place ylferday morning from the Church Ig n.rVTghty- 4 fourth Street.

Mrs. Wagner died Mun- I day at her country home at Woodmere, CVTI.KR In New Hoavltal. ift a lhiir.rlnf Mr Kmliy fcrmiu wlitun of t'tiarlea K'enan ui.er ard nxither M-T'e Cutitr. ntca at Carrmtll F'NKKAI, 11 A. Friday.

Intern--nt All.ar.y. TA. DAVIS. Jn Wedneday. July at aleo.

N. tn her hoth year. Meier i I 'ata. widow of tha Jn lavte Funera'. aervlr.

hurch. N. Aug. I. at 4 M.

DENNY. At Pater Bnt Hnham lloapitai. i lulu Ml or 1-1 I a aid Watacm Lier.r.ir In tha Ud year of I his ace. DICKJNSON July 30. 15-I9.

Harry M. he.oxed butn1 -d -n the lata A. 5 I.rli'n..n Kui'til aervcea at his late lis lUch loun: Vernon, on Friday. lo I M. Ii.iermnt pr.vatv EINTUIN M4l).

July S3. l''l Will-lam I. F.tnateln. U.ovH on ot William and Hanr.ah r.tr.-'.n Fjt eral At I mi 1.1 rmi. irl li.Mt.

Teremea fiunran Kmlth Noflro of 'u-rl lat'T STVIJHKRii -la Titar Ju'r at mt id 1 1 K't a- li dais, lafant daurr.ter of Mr and Mr Burglars Balked bur- in Nc Ytxk Cilj. N'M on tf thrr ai vair uaniol by Klrrtric I'rutrctiim. Durinir tli jtk! tan limit cf afr our protect svntj rt me insJ aulrcnlarr utjrfl iL aliilitt loa tlouih l.urplary. loe Irtrrt )o jr aaie Tbe cost is vtaall. Tlaca, il orr.

HOLiM SAVOY JS, Ae. MfJa-JHfc StrasaWfS, sr TCRX JLaJramsrjr 4fasvA riK ELECTRIC mmmmm mmmm wa- mmmmm MertPTt it iMtriieH etate I Lm uXdmm aa waaasW saVAat aaaa sajaw HsHHE 1 26 (rtit-St-M (aortlanpt.10 to a'tad 1rm fu-eral lee 1 Me t-rihr. A A Tea fcSBBSBSBBBtaBSBBBSBBSBSsaaaaaaa Mxiunc i a is i Si i it Cmm KUi KaakM 1W Cs t. rnirrd A N-mark harjrJa, Ajc 1. lt st A thnro to eared Heart iTrr a fernion.

enara. ohra a I 34 a run of fr he remo hie lr.tment lu St. Joe-fha tewerj. port. THA' MLII Ju at Varfc It I Tl.nn.aa Ihaxhe.

a r.f tl.e l.ar of hla tit) New llaien lln f'ne- eopy y.l. Tue.tr jt Fa M-rte TuJKtil. tlo.4 A Tummel a nw- from it. patera litheran itiufh. Hale A r.idreot") A r.r-uk:,n.

Au I. hie late reaiderice. 1U1 i-aat "th I. I. The celebrant of the nu was the Rev.

Father William Ennis. the Rev. James J. t'albct was deacon, and the Rev. Francis P.

Powers was fub-deacon. Among those who attended the mas were Governor and Mrs. Alfred K. Smith. Charles F.

Murphy. Thomns l'olev. Justice Victor J. Uowling, Robert It. 3'loran.

Joseph M. Callahan. County-Clerk of th? Hronx. State Senator James A. Foley, former Alderman John Deputv Commissioner of lxks Michael Cosgrove.

Magistrate Raphiel Rev. Schoenfeld. pastor of Im- Trbla. and Jy.llvt. Eighty -eighth DIES ON MOUNTAIN TOP.

Rev. Wm. Schoenfeld of New York Had Just Climbed to Summit. fJpc.rtnl to The Xevc York Timr. GLENS.

FALLS. N. July manuel Lutheran -Church Street, New York City, dropped dead a few mlnutea after reaching the summit of Ruck Mountain, on Lake George, today. Mr. Schoenfleld.

who with his wife waa stopping at Assembly Point, in company with a party of Summer fruests, started to climb the mountain. Thev took lunch with them and Intended spending the day' viewing 'the scenery ur. jV few minutes after the i summit had been reacneo saw feld was taken with acute indigestion and feel dead. The body will be tokn to New York for burial. Vessels Valued at $1,000,000 En dangcred jn Brooklyn Blazes.

Shipping valued at fl.000.000 was endangered yesterday in two spectacular flrrs that swept the Erie Hasln dls- trtrt of Brooklyn's waterfront, and brought all the available fire apparatus from a large area, in response to three alarm. A StantfararOtlbarg-j almost ready to be turned over to Ita owners was practically destroyed In the fire that started in the shipyard of Ira Hu.shey Son at the foot Court Street A pile of yelhiw pine 300 feet long and 2." feet high was also burned. It was while fighting, a fire in the hold of the steamship Maravtl of the 1 Daughter of St Trlt.ldad Steamship une mat part 01 Marriea Obituary Notes. W1I.I.1AM I.lTCHAItK. years old.

a traveling salesman for Austin. Nichols died yesterday at hl hon.a In Hlver-hend. 1. vi vtiiiiE E. K1MONSON.

lfe of (-'ori! M. Simonson and a daui-h'er of the late Kind Klaeeslg. a newspaper man. died at Grotm, Mass on Sunday. Her honie as In HoHis.

I. JAMK.S 48 years old employed In the Yard, died on Tu- la at his home. 'J' St. Janna I'lare. HrooWlvn Mrs Kl.lZAUETH A.

BP 1K-H I RK wife of William an engineer, dl'd at her home. 471 Thirteenth street. Hroolyn. on Monday. In her sevenry-second yeir.

nr Krhoer.feM was Tor many years i r.LWlE WAfHiM.uw nr.r.i VtV.Jl and Hie' tv-oi, or, iltne'sctwe fn ItepuMlc.n.tH.lttie. In tha; sTfeTHeb.gan his lm my v.rjf iVii lJ eerri In Fort V-f Colonel WILLIAM v. known In LJL vile. a -uburb of I many. year, ago Wilts 1:4 a A Wavne.

Concordia and at the Theologi cal SemlnarV In St. Ixiuis. He was ordained In 1KKV His first restore te w-a In Alliance, where he remained unt.l he came to the Church of the Redeemer. In October of last yer'r. at a mwunn Al.I.EN.

widely rirclei snd ro (rOnUTjent in r-Tme tlonal C.uard. died In i.iee.i at the brk of to years, lie was a veteran of the rlviywar. WINFtKL.il RrOTT PCTEItS. formerly Attornev- of Ksex County. dld sjddenly at Hampton Beach.

N. yester-rfv acute Mr. I'eters gained national vroniinence as the wucceuMful de in Carnegie Hall. lr. Schoenfeld.

made fPtl(jPr of Arturw C.iovanlitl. ho was tried a defense cT the io-iiy-oi Lutherans. The cK-caston was the 101st anniversary of the K-formation. missToanTpeters weds. Michael's Rector Willis Ward Fay.

The wedding of Willis Ward Fay. a that part of the file apparatus was sent to tne fire In the Hushcy shipyard.4. Tne Maraval, a 4.000 ton vessel, carried a Keneral 00 West Fifty-seventh Street city, and a son ofJSfr' and at the Buslu-y yards was estimated at 1 trs. F. H.

SlOti.OOtl. and the loss to the MaraVal ivters. a daughter of mn accomplice ill lii iimi. lvplna in the Lawrence textile, strtaa riota of r.iia V.NT.l.lSH. years old.

dtrd nud.letily yeaterday at the home of his daughter Mrs Fiedertrk Flo d-Jones. Hay-elue ark. Havjide. I- He was an epert in New York. Apoplexy was the caum of death.

CHARLES J. FENlT, who for many years owne.1 a llvei-v- nahle In Weat Eighty-ninth street, died Monday at hla hou.e. 170 Vest Eighty-ninth Street. Mrs. MILLIIEISER, widow of a Dlor.eer undertaker In riiei Mnnuav 11 at in.iue.

EINSTEIN A (eclal n.etn; of the mem l-ra of tlie ll.rd ot 1 iaer 01 w. Widowed Mothera' Tr ur.d Asa--latum wet tailed tor purijeo of i. their dep ejrro at tha luaa auetatnrd In -v jTTln.ei ot i. om William L. Einstein, by their ITeaid-nt.

Hannah Einstein. 'i'h KI-tT Mlrov I'tl rrpathy were eiprcaaed for Mra. Klnawln. whoee nohie work ham endeared her ft- the en-lre rlt and whoae devotion to aJl euf rerm haa made hoc an mmIe for roie wonien nrt ir.iith,ii everirl.ere tr eniulule Cod a waa are dam. and thouith I' la Impoaathle to unders'and Ihe 11 wrutahle ways ot I'rovldrnre.

the rminilraa fnrnde of the eorely bereaed prer.l prmr tnl 1 cn.eolatum may be to them and tiring them to ae- that i-ll wmk toitether for rood to that fear text It was resolved to have 'hea aentlnnn-e I of her eo-w-eriera and iiui.il eri. a irl Jltat.ly and ir-a-titeu to ire r.i' iteV il token of jund aympathy and affection. ANNIE C. 7.1 I kllUMAX. Vie ftealdent.

AMF.I.IA LOHFI-. K-'-li-lve Secretary ANNIE IUa-ording Se-retarv. July 23. 1'j1! ENtSI.ISH William aiafldn'y. July ff.

at the residence of hla dVj-hter. Mra Fred-rlr Floyd-Jonea. Hayaide. 1 Funeral private. iE At tvirkford It I July Mary A.

(ladaden. In her terinejit 10 A. MA'lEN Mondav. July IS. at Waetilra ton.

Wilita.ni Hien. of the late Viilon M. and lAff 11 a Sen. In his K.th year. HAHT-on Tue.day.

Jily TT ll Far.ni leli.i,d lfe of S-ne Mart aid ivier of Il'i'rt I' Jnd Eth'l 1 llmwn and Mm. Charlotte r. ea.nr r. Funeral aervWa will held at her late reaiderv li'U Weat Mth mi Thin lav evrnltJt. July at.

at oVl.w-k. InlerRit at convenience fan.ll. HOWE. -Suddenly Ju'. IS'.

C-a-rga Cutler llnwe. beloved huei'ait of Jetinte Howe Funeral Thursday adenine at JtocKWlle. Ccnn. HOYT harlolte Amelia, wife r.f the late Edwin Hott. ax the reaideive of h-r daush'er.

Mra. AVeat l.s-h Service at it l' r' holo-m-w haoel. Park Av a-id ft Thursday. July .11. at 1 I' KESNEIt M'nry it on Jul In hl ar.

Iloved huaiand of Vj-h-t Sllver(rt and dar fthr Mr v.rium M-a il a fur( and Oila. Funeral cf hl da4htet Clarvnc' year. In-Thuraday. av w. Tu.t4 July 2S 1 ilrdon inoe 1 fonr.t.f ef n.ond and Ualwit ll Wife of e-supretoe Jutlr a r.i'tui Van ard tel.ed romNet ot Will lain an Wjr.

and lila a.ol H.oved arandn'h of Jaw. 1 kl-m. Jr at he, S.a lurk City. Fvirrsl rtalei on r4a. Aug.

I lntrment l.rn.oml efi tery. Itlrhmom a ao4 La rare Ill I paper ropw WAUktAl'EIN -M- John, of 3 Macon Iii.fcln fVitifril r.tii- later. WII.LIAM.-4 Joa.h at Santa M-W-a Thurwday July lr I'ui fl at tha North lUih wet t.f An-eterdarn A Friday. Auk o'rlik aeon. WIMJAM.t-Vl TnUNt OF THE F.NTH li lite.et 1.1 ut.

nan- j. e.ph Wtl.iatne. iott.an at tanta 11. July 4. I 1 Yeteraoa are to attend the oeral ervl.eo at n'- I'reol-, terpen Chun-n.

No Wet it Fria.l Aug I. at Wtl.LAI.lt rre.td WJLI.IAM-l HTM 'I'MIAM 7TH i ou ar r-J''-d to att.nd th fun fl a. of our le c.riiradr. l-e at 1 JJ. utenant Jfm.

.1 th 'r et. nan ihireri w.el of Ameterdam in AlU 1. I'i w.n AWI IT I.LI -The HT l'AVIIS ha1Tt imm-jno with d.ap Tefciet tne rtath fc! our He mnuf Wiuan.a i r.era. aervve rrio.y. 1 1.

rem. at ih Noith 1 tti.fen. Vim et JnliN WILLI AMU. lreU.t I.I Wis. e.cr.te I BHI.C mfn th.

lata I n. liart.ara 1 a "I i.rve-. Mr Arr. Mr iMrn Aria Mr. IxHiia luce Nwitre of l.t.

I l.i-r i.l:-.i In New York Cvr Julr Henry It --r, r.f Ka'h't Il ard tl.e I Heor, 1 -o ll tini.a'.. a. ei ..1 ll t.eilat the et l.oi 1. it.i 1l1.lt on Thuradav Ju jI. lu i A In'onxnt pr vt.

at New IUr.lr. loon. x- -v- 1 iiMrieni. aieo woim.y Fay ot Auouirr. Avenue.

at the ace of year. Was placed at The fire in the Hushcy yards started In a bale of oakum directly under the barge, which, was propped up alongside a bulkhead. On the opposite side of the bulkhead was the ton freight htt-umxhlp Wyandotte, owned by the V-ntted Stales Shipping Hoard. Joseph Ilamhsaro of Hi Summit Street, the employe who discovered the fire, gave the alarm and a.11 the employes of the sMpvari turned out to flpht the blare. There was a fairly stiff east wind blowing at the time, and In a few tiiinnten the harire was a mass of flames, groom.

Which lenped across and communicated gragement to the pile, of lumber fifteen away. Three alarms of fire were. turned In. bringing fire npparatu.t Hnd the fire-! boats New Ycftker and William J. Gay-nor.

liy this time the bulkhead bad been burned to the water edge, and the flames were lapping one side of the Wyandotte. Qui' work on the part of the firemen who directed a fieet of six tugs, saved the vessel, which was dragged to safety, but not before the fire had scorched one side. Two other vessels were dragged to safety by the tugboat The first fire, on the Maraval, lying the foot of Amity Street, started In the forward hstchway. Firemen from land apparatus and the flreboats lhiam Ga nor and Van Wyck fought the fire three-quarters of hour before It wan checked. The hold and bow of the boat were badly damaged.

the TVe John i-eters. m.iui years of St. Michael Church. Ninety-ninth Street and Amsterdam Avenue, and a granddaughter of the late Rev rr Thomas A. Peters, who preceded as rector, was quietly o'clock yesterday Michaels 1'nunn.

d4htet Mr. He hce Arven.e 1. I Julyl.il. at 11 Ih. rewMenre on Th.r o.

Inter day mer.t Side I eme'ery lMKlE-n July H'l! c- Funeral e.rvl'-e at late ht.nie. e-er Kt Uronvllle. on 1l.ur.la. July SI. at 2 P.

I him celebrated at 4 afternoon In St. The bride's father performed the ceremony. Miss Feters's Hole attendant was her voung niece. Miss Gabriella Church, and Dudley Fav, a brother of the bride- was his neat man. me en- was, announced last May.

Vrs Fav Is one or ur. l-eiers sia uim- iren. and la a sister or it. Peters. MAJOR VREELAND MARRIED.

M. fhe waa active In Menrew cninnni, oia.n- izatlon In Harlem and waa a member of th Congregation Hodepli Sholom. JOHN JACDAS. for many yeara before his retirement five veara ago doorman al ine Weatrheater Police Station, died Mondav at Ilia home. J21 Kaat Street, at the age At M.

He was for thirty year on tha police force. MICHAEL J. Mt'llRAY. for many year President of Bricklayer' nlon 1 and formerly a resident of the Tenth Ward, died Tueeday at hla home, 5" JO Ninetieth Street. WoHihaven.

Miss ALTHEA Sl'EER. daughter of Mra A r-'pesr and the late Alfred Speer. pioneer merchant of I'aaaalc. N. died at her home.

Soe-r'a Chateau. In- ale She was oom in in via n-ue .1. n.r ihe Old Flrt Church, which waa used hv ilrorir Washington aa hi headquarters when he alopped In Passaic for two iia on his trip acroea New Jersey Mrs ME1LY E8PERAN7.A CTT1.HR. widow of Charles Cutler and mother of Monte Cutler a New York newspaper man. died ye-erday at the New Kochelle Mooltal.

In her elahty-tlfth year. She had lived In Hrooklyn for many yeara. Mra. Cutler wa. an aceom-pliahed mualcian and waa engaced philanthropic work whlla living In Buffalo soma yeara ago.

Jii-OH ETTIN'tlEU. who t-erore nia n-mr t.FWISi iHN At eet End. Iong flranch July Jl lie. I J. on July Itt.

Paulina, l-wlavho. 1 f.iyy 3n JMcmdnom COHAN A Mi raa 1 ood it cf eltl 1-e el Ihe the a-d r.iM rt 1 .1 a an4 I lu. a. Iw valuta ll4( awCTia A. I i-AVli'JN In lev o-en-ory of wit da father ar.d llrr-t.

Who di Ju il. IVI. tt eel I Aft- ti'na mn4 1 MtU-l'-CN I-' In krttfit toeitry I ga.e U.m eon i on July -I l-Al'J 1 10 ror ielr i err-ry of our dariii. n.o.r. r-11 -m wfeo ei azed year IMn.ml pria-e Wednesday July HI1 McCartney Funeral ervtc at Halmford a -arlor I Amatrrdam Av 4 near St on Thor.

nay evening. July el. at oouck. If neral private MVKIIA Y. On July Mary Murra Funeral from her late ra.id-nce It.gton Av.

Itelillelii ti.a-a at Church Kt Vincent Ferrer. Islington A and iih Friday, lo A. Kindly 0t1.1t loaer. NICHOLS harle Oaborr. Jr if day Summit.

July CatMrn Nirhol and llertha Ar.ne 1 How lea. ii-rn -UnnHiv afternoon. J'l 1 tiewlc. ley. Inn Mr ll.

nry of rittturgh. Fu11er.1l 1 held Wednesday altern.i. Ju r. In 1'ilr-a er- of ut evo.e t.ua.'n-l f.d fa'terr. 1.

t.l 1 fe July ft Mailt. I IllJf. I.LON A and lII s. JACOB HERRL1CHS SONS aavarai Hire lt aaeek 332 Eal 136 St. "Lenox iytl I uurw at irsra Tel ley Teal JokjsW.Lyo.." rvwtiiu rtwt.

New Yorker Wed Miss Annie Baylln In France on July 2. The marriage Is. seSaounced of Major Herbert Harold Vreeland. Field Artillery. A.

E. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Vreeland of west seveiuy Street, and Mlsa Anne liaylln. daughter of Mme. El of Cauderan. Gironde. France, IOOK place on uuiy wv w.c h.ith the bride.

naNlEL LYNCH, a steward. Major and Mrs. reeland are now at 1 aaaoriared ith Rrest MtV. rn I THE tXDLy CLMTUY Si Hy Karleta Trala aw4 trf TrMy OffVw. Ti t-m 3M St.

New I tta af er. .1 fee- aaka. BivMiviiAi.t a itT nmrs gtfir butn 1j lilr- and An F.w Woo A telle fkotw' l. si mem because of iii-neaun Marie i pHnttng department of the Foatai iJia 1 ol Havlln Company, died rueaoav nhin while en route to New v0rk. which thl, eHy thirty-nine yeara ago.

ha th. four reara tn Arlaona ana France, An Acknowledgment. Tm New York TlMKa acknowledges the 'receipt of $02 20 from the Barker be at the Summer home Social Club of Harker. Me tor tne rn Vund for the atheriess niiun i aitenient was announced last June. The money Has ueeu rr for twenty leading ateamshlp awaiting transportation company TTVooaWn.

a.i 1 .1 ihl. Di-Hv-al tyiOV- of the Rest-a-While. OcL 1. Their Alexander J. J-'ifth Avenue.

has Hemphill. Treasurer. fl OXYGEN ia nature's sub-stance. It is sure distraction to the germs tbat cause tooth-decay. Calox, thfi scientific dentifrice, contains quantities of oxygen.

Vhen you ue McK A Caiox you protect your teeth from decay. PA1S7 (gcrUg) Rev. Jasper S. Hogan Marries. The Rev.

Jipcr S. Hogan. the Vice President, of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in America, pastor of the First Reformed Church of New Brunswick. N. and a Trustee of Rutgers College, and Mie mons.

also of New married laf-t evening The Rev. nrvuie Hogan 01 iios- mrwa Mra HELEN AISTIM iaio. at Hart Street. Brooklyn. dld yeaterday at aleo N.

Y. She ts survived Jamea Sherlock Davis, snd ber Mi-ry France Uavla. her son. daughter, I 1' I -w AT iOLR SERVICE WIIEREVEll YOU MAY DE. At the Seathore.

in the Mountain, uhether on a Train or in a Hotel, a telephone call bring our Repretentatice to you, u-ilhout the least pottible delay. have our personal representatifea in almost eery Important City. Call "Columbus 8200." Any Hour, Dag or Sight. I RANK E.CAMPBELL "THK FUNERAL CHURCH (MOM nciaaiaM I Broadway at c6St. 2V Strett at 8 Av riaweew for all vrrwUw.

Art later faweewj Lwl-wa owe S.e.twKr A Ji 1 "1 Porn. AIM r.KTIvr.MCT. Brunswick, were at the bride's home. The Rev. Orvllle Hogan or i.r a hrotner 01 tne Druiegroom, officiated.

There were no attendants. They have gone to Nova Scotia to -pend a month. A pre cf Jl.tHKi was the wedding gift cf the bridegroom 8 cnurch. SbMMONS FOR CROKER. Ex-Leader's Son Wanted In Court to Answer Assault Charge.

I PORT CHESTER, N. July 30 Richard Croker. was directed to appear In court tomorrow before Justice Coward to answer a charge of assault i In the third degree preferred by Patrick i Foy. former superintendent of Croker's I estate Foy charges that Croker struck him I last night after an arpirr.ont over a uleJ the Croker estate which Fo claimed land asked to be delivered to him. in June Foy recovered rrom youn Croker in a suit over a salary claim.

0. HAMMERSTE1N SINKING. DE PINNA Mr. and Mrs. Gaorge de Tinna.

il mee Helene Stem.) a am, July SO. Mount Vernon. N. Y. TDTd! Georgia Ch appall of Mr and Mr M- wards Chapped Pnrtsr.

West r.h St. vj, Mrs. Herman Btlttel. 3 KvK-ta Welnatock I of t'wd West litad. announce th.

arrival of a daughter. 20. at Brunor'a Sanitarium. July I (itgaocD. THE OXYGEN DEfiTlPRICE McKESSON I.R08SINS.1MC aaAUFACTUR.IU NtW YORK Imjiresarlo a Coma and Hla Death Expected at Any Time.

Oscar Hammenstein. the impresario, who Is at the Lenox Hill Hospital for treatment for "diabetes and- complications, was said late last night to be gradually sinking- and the end was expected at almost any time. During- the day be Was in a stata of coma, Mr. Hammersteln ha been In the hospital since last Saturday and his condition baa ben cradually towId wersa. GABRIEL-FIN -Mr.

and Mra. Samuel H. :7 rrlun announca the en- aaeement of their daught-r. Floranca fo nTrirani A. GabrWl of New York City.

ncTi-ivriiOCK -Uri. r. Chock of nil' Weit End Av. announce the engagement of her daughter Adeitnt to Mr. A- Uoiustein.

BtflrricDs n. HflZ-MonoS -On July 10. nr-Seine. Franc, fcm i. tcroo dauchter of Senor and senor Juan de Rulx-Moron of Madrid i il.

Hamilton, wn or Mr and Mr. William Arthur Hamilton of New Yor-i. Mlehaera hu-oh. by l-r father. Itee.

John I jvtvri Joan HI. Michael to Wllha Ward r. of N. Y. Savannah I 'and Auburn tN.

paper cepy. SEAULE eCoTT On July hy Mona.tnor 6t-A, i New Brighton, b'aten Maraarat U. bcott to K. Shcldoh yTR Mr laaVel Srhuy yd Wood annour.c their eet bv th RY. Dr.

UaxnbjU. JuOT SO. 119. i vesTov -rH Knars, at bis real vv mn 1 lalnn.ld. N.

cn of the lat. Ralph L.lah and Ty" Anxiow i-tvate funaral a uTuTdene. at II Ja.e si Relative ar rwee4 IS ii Jai uwia Irota Utr JOHN N. WILLYS President of the Willys-Overland Company, manufacturer of the Overland Automobile, DENIES THAT HE OR ANY OF THE COMPANIES WHICH HE CONTROLS are or ever have been interested in the stock of the Overland Tire Company or its business and affairs, and that any of the. products of said Overland Tire Company'are being handled by or through the Willys-Overland Company, or any of the interests controlled by him.

lord Taylor 38th Street Telephone Order Filled FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street rhonc Greeley 100 for Ttrrbone Order Dea-k Seasonable Offerings of Men's Summer Furnishings Shirts, Pajamas. Underwear and Half Hose at Prices Far Below the Ordinary Madras Shirts S2.55 Madrai with silk and fiber uriprs. crepe and flat weave a selection cf r.cat and novelty patterns cm liht grounds. Pajamas S2.95 Fine mercerized jarquard weaves in plain rs rnadrus. Siik Half Hose 65c r-" Made with trr and hech; navy, pray.

ucde. blacV, and white. Crepe Silk Shirts S8.95 quality crrpe iilk in a Urpc cf patterr.a van-out stiipri on light ground. Shirts and Drawers 95C eitfc Fine cmbsr chtcli thirt and knee ler.pth drawer. Bathing Suits 56.45 All wonted suits ia new heather mixture: trur.ls rr.ade nith lclt s-ps ar.d ma'l 1 ri AjttMJMM i ill r.

4 JCm iPN Gooseberry Jelly tood. iometlxnet rhea oothlrit else does! Its cool tart favor so rcfreihxnxl A full preserve shelf raevni money saved next winter. The cost of your suax Is ft small part of the value of your preserves, but it is Irnportaat to have the riht cane suar. Domino Granulated is accurately weighed, packed and sealed by machine in convenient sturdy cartons or strong cotton bas safe from flies and ants. SAVE THE FRUIT CROP American SugarRefirring Company Sweeten it with Domino" Gnoulated.

TiMcl Powered. CtUctlocrt Golieo Srrv.x CafeeSojr 3n imlm 3 mnillttu.lL1 CaneSuJar Cane Sugars.