t, presented PB Adolphus r*nc* of thethe services ijid hie eon-the crownuv withoot a udibte tenorif Kin*mans, lie «■ I the K3n? •dish people ie 451 Luth-mftro poll tan 9 services.the crown »w well yoti thought and the Swedish hut on, the se that*'if 1*4w gallons of alcohol, ■ valued at 14.000.MEYER LONDON DUS FOLLOWING CRASHAc* Strike* Former Socialist Rep--Rieriatnre After ColMaf With Another CarN«w Tort, Juno « VP).—Meyer London, former Socialist congressman from the 12th New York district died tonight in Bellevue hoa--1 lt;/« nlt;SflnCrowds DIkt*Overcoat skiej splashes of rain, from .the brilUasi ceremonies. The i by Patrick Card Cil.scdrill of the eeption, with the iais of the Roms Js said to have t llant and d ab on of this ancient cl •The services at occupied exactly 2 and which were throng of more who filled every i was followed by fast and reeeptio mansion, attendee thousand friends groom.ft a Sthe Englishiifthla'.coun-rie-gobdr'at-bllgatfons ■ oftn inscribed altar Bible Id pen* pre-purpoae byRNOR DIDATEtCodiiMMm CkaitMhe struck by an automobiledriven by Louis Greenspan, 2t, N«wT• Mr. London was the first' Socialist and laborr leader to be sent to congress by an eastern state. He first attracted public attention In1910 when, as legal adviser to theCloak Makers' union, he led their strike to a victorious ending.Ifs was elected to congress on an anti-war' and Socialist platform in 1914 after two previous attempts had led only to defeat.Greenspan collided with. another automobile driven by Jack Apple-bsum, 24, Of the Bronx, in attempting to avoid running down Mr. London.Mr. London was knocked down when Greenspan's machine swerved after the collision. Greene pan was oot arrested..AilOao^ilw* Uft ked in the JiUJet lt;■qtUwdftf’AOtlHK*'the adjoining str house tops: In thronged with- a catch some glitr j lacle.Just before thi cathedral service summoned tb* br for* him, telling t py duty to read gram of eongratt Plus.As Major T?ar left .the cathedral an Arch of sword i military and na' wedding. A few falling, hut this lt;enthusiasm or t cheered the new: