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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1918

Page

12

Red Cross Funds Near 170 Million Mark Across Divisions

The Second War Mercy Fund totals 106,439,291 with indications that the drive will reach 170 million when all divisions report. Davison notes broad nationwide support, with Gulf division surpassing its quota and several regions more than doubling their targets. Alaska, Illinois and others show strong gains as the drive begins recruiting nurses and students for Army and Navy service.

Washington Ameri- Red Cross Megry P. Davison O Croes War Council Red Cross Gulf Atlantic C of Columbia Davison United States Red Crosse War Council New York Lew England Ortherwestern Alabama Mississippi Wyoming Aragona South Carolina New Jersey Connecticut Michima Nebraska Kentucky Colorado New Mexico New Hampshire North Kota Idaho Delaware West Virginia Tennessee Texas Kansas Alaska Central Division

Missionaries in Danger Reach Port Seard in Relief Effort

Montclair New Jersey reports Captain William B. Dodd of the Palestine Red Cross Expedition has safely arrived at Port Seard after departing the United States in March. His son Dr Edward M Dodd, a Montclair High School graduate, relayed news of Armenian refugees facing massacre famine typhus and typhoid while Turkish forces approach Lake Aramia. The expedition seeks to aid refugees as a Kurdish advance threatens towns and a British move toward Mosul offers hope for the trapped mission group.

New York Times Montclair N. J Port Seard William B. Dodd Palestine South Africa Atlantic Dodd M. Dodd Mont High School North A Canat Tabriz Massa Todd Edward M Arabia Lake Aramia Mosul Uramia

Tour Raises 683000 for Red Cross from All Star Cast

A three week national tour of the all star cast of Out There ended in Pittsburgh Saturday night raising 683000 for the Red Cross. Pittsburgh performances netted 1356 dollars the largest single program total. An autograph sold in Pittsburgh brought 20500 dollars.

Red Cross Pittsburgh Pittsburch

Last Sermon at Old First Presbyterian and War Reflections

The Rev I Howard Duffield preached the final service at the old First Presbyterian Church Eleventh Street and Fifth Avenue before its merger with Madison Square congregation under Dr Charles H Parkhurst. Duffield urged faith amid rapid world changes linking Christ to civilization amid German war deeds. Memorials honored the late Rev Minot J Savage at the Church of the Messiah where he once pastored.

I Howard Duffield First Presbyterian Eleventh Street Fifth Avenue Madison Square Presbyterian Church Charles’ H. Parkhurst Presbyterian Church University Place Charles Alexander Dr. Duffield Christ S. Edward Young Bedford Presbyterian Church Bedford Avenue Dean Street Braachen Germany America Percy Stickney Grant Church of Ascension Minot J. Savage Savage

Lighthouses aid blind soldiers in France reach 10 daily

Miss Winifred Holt reports the three Phare de France branches assist about 10 blind soldiers daily and provide 2,400 lessons monthly. The combined Lighthouses have touched roughly 38,500 blind or partially blind individuals, with 2,000 woolen wraps made in 1917 and numerous supplies donated to Allies. Urgent funds are sought to continue expanding aid for blinded soldiers returning from the front.

John H. Finley Committee For Men East Fifty-ninth Street Winifred Holt France Phares Miss Holt Phare de France Paris Phare de Holt West Front W. Forbes Morean M. Ernest Maliet Bank of France Rue Dara

Vanderbilt Wedding Plans

Special to The New York Times from Lenox June 2 Mrs Alfred G Van derbilt plans a New York trip to see her modiste and her fiancé Ray T Baker is due at Homewood for the weekend. They will apply for a marriage license Saturday and wed at Homewood on June 12 with a brief honeymoon at Racquette Lake Adirondacks. Mrs Vanderbilt attended church this morning and later remained at Homewood. She spoke with Mr Baker in Washington by telephone in the afternoon.

New York Times Lenox Alfred G. Vanderbilt New York Ray T. Baker Homewood Baker Vanderilt

Charles W. Fairbanks Sinking in Indianapolis

Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks lay seriously ill in Indianapolis as his condition worsened throughout the day. Dr. J. A. Macdonald said the illness is now more critical than at any time in about two weeks.

Indianapolis Charles W. Fairbanks J. A. Macdonald Macdonald Fairbanks

Prof Trowbridge Dies. Pioneer Physicist at Columbia

Renowned physicist Professor Trowbridge of Columbia University died suddenly after a septic infection spread from a neck wound. He led the Ernest Kempton Adams Precision Laboratory and shaped modern physics work at the university. He lived at St Andrew's Hall and left brothers and sisters in several cities. The funeral is set for Tuesday at St Paul's Chapel, Columbia.

Charles Christopher Trowbridge Roosevelt Trowbridge Iag Colu Ernest Kern Univ Adams Mfessor Trowbridge Plantory Tro Columbia Xeon Trow Teach Mbia Adams Precision Univero Edward Dean Emery Wbridge William Sone Lucy Rood Trinity College Hartford At Columbia Uned Predge George B. Pegram Applied Sci Facence Owbridge Ernest Kempton Adams Department of Physics New York Academy of Science American Physics Society Society of Sigma Xi Ernest Kempton Adams Laboratory St. Andrew’s Hall Riverside Drive Tacoma Wash G. Breck Parkman Trowbridge F. G. Ingersoll J. M. Toumey New Haven Conn K. H. Trowbridge St. Paul's Chapel Evergreen Cemetery

Funeral of General Clarkson Held at Old First Church

The funeral for General James B. Clarkson was conducted at the Old First Presbyterian Church by Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis. Clarkson, a former Surveyor of the Port of New York and noted editor and Republican leader, aided fugitive slaves via the underground railroad and later family burial will take place in Des Moines Iowa.

James 8. Clarkson First Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue Eleventh Street Newell Dwight Hillis Plymouth Church Brooklyn Ann Clarkson General Clarkson Port of New York Hillis

End of Chilean Nitrate Output Seen Threatened

Edward I E Moecke United States Vice Consul at Iquique for fifteen years returned home for health reasons. He warned the high rate of exchange is harming nitrate producers and Chilean government action is needed. If prices stay, producers may close as nitrates largely supply Allies for munitions. a stoppage would be serious.

Chile Edward IE. Moecke United States Iquique

H. C. MacLean Named Manager of NY Office

Henry Colt MacLean, after two years as Assistant Manager of the Foreign Trade Bureau of the Merchants' Association of New York, now heads the New York office of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. The bureau pursues new raw material sources and domestic manufacturing amid wartime focus.

H. C. MacLean Henry Colt MacLean Foreign Trade Bureau Merchants’ Association of New York New York United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce

Lost Both Hands in U-Boat Atrocity

Joseph Mason a Boston fisherman repatriated from Germany recounts the 1917 attack when a German submarine fired on his trawler, sank the ship, and left ten men adrift. Mason lost both hands, survived six days at sea, was frostbitten, and later captured by a second U-boat crew.

Mason Germany

Sudden Navy Alarm Causes Rush From Cape May

Navy men on motor cycles dispatch officers and sailors on liberty from Cape May streets as signal lights flare at Sewell’s Point and submarines chase crews manned and hydro airplanes sweep the sea. Residents hear whirr of motors and fear of enemy submarines or Zeppelins. Barracks are hastily summoned with no information given.

New York Times Cape May N. J Navy Sewell’s Point

Hoboken Man Faces Assault Charge After Bond Protest

Henry Lattel of 128 Adams Street Hoboken a registered German alien is in St Marys Hospital with a battered head. Joseph McDonald 43 of 132 Adama Street says he heard Lattel make the bond remark and Lattel is held on a charge of assault and battery. He is reported in serious condition.

Henry Lattel Adams Street Hoboken St. Mary's Hospital Joseph McDonald Adama Street Lattel

Back From Work in France Dr Farrand Returns for Commencement

Dr. Livingston Farrand president of the University of Colorado returned from Europe to attend Wednesday’s commencement. He led Rockefeller Foundation tuberculosis work in France for a year and was accompanied by George F. Vincent. Farrand found no evidence Germans spread TB in prison camps. crowding caused the rise in cases. Also aboard was Miss Christina Sloss from Melbourne who worked in a British munition factory and heads home for a rest.

Livingston Ferrand University of Colorado Europe France Rockefeller Foundation George F. Vincent Foundation Farrand Christina Sloss Melbourne England

Government buys mules and blankets with pianos in Spain

George W. Pound of the National Piano Manufacturers' Association notes a striking export trade development. The United States is paying for Spanish goods with pianos, while neutrals report rising prices for musical instruments. He cites Spain’s postwar pricing doubling and tripling as a result.

Spain United States George W. Pound National Piano Manufacturers’ Association West Fortieth Street Ound

Corpus Christi Processions Held Inside Paris Churches

Paris churches traditionally celebrate Corpus Christi on Sunday with processions around the buildings. Today the processions remained indoors as a precaution against bombardment by German long range guns.

Paris

Newark Plans Jewish Relief Drive

Felix Fuld state chairman of the American Jewish Relief Committee invites 100 prominent Jews to a noon meeting at the Robert Treat Hotel Newark to organize a city campaign for funds to aid suffering Jews in Palestine and war devastated Europe. A luncheon precedes the meeting. Newark’s fund quota is 100000 dollars.

Newark Nathan Straus New York Jacob Bilikopf American Jewish Relief Committee Felix Fuld Robert Treat Hotel Palestine Eupe Mr. Fuld Newro Ingark

Plans Fight on Hookworm in Jamaica

Kingston Jamaica June 2 Dr Howard leader of the Rockefeller Commission project to eradicate hookworm is due this month to confer with the Government on Jamaica expedition plans. The Legislative body has voted funds to support the effort and the Rockefeller Institute has agreed to dispatch the expedition.

New York Times Company New York Times Kingston Jamaica Howard Rockefeller Commission West Indies Rockefeller Institute

Y.M.C.A. Plans Fall Drive for Large Fund

Atlantic City reports that the Y M C A will hold a New York meeting to set up a fall fund drive of 75 to 100 million dollars. Charles Sumner Ward notes 613 buildings and 3,500 secretaries, with 4,000 workers to be recruited and sent abroad. J M Clinton cites South American support as Brazil plans 100,000 troops for Europe. William D Sloan chairs the meeting of 150 business leaders beginning at 10 AM to determine needs and fundraising plans.

New York Times Atlantic City N. J Young Men's Christian Association Bankers’ Club New York Charles Sumner Ward Ward J. M. Clinton Brazil Europe George W. Perkins War Work Council William D. Sloan

Y. M. C. A. Officers to Meet at Conference

Springfield Mass June 2 The Association of Employed Officers of the Y M C A will hold its fortieth annual conference at Association College from June 7 to June 11. War intensified association problems and drawn unprecedented interest to talks by Dr John R Mott General Secretary who has just returned from a three month war zone inspection in Great Britain France and Italy.

Springfield Mass Association of Association College John R. Mott

Private labor raids spark federal action calls

The Labor Department and allies seek War Department intervention to curb private contractors poaching farm labor in Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Senators Fletcher and Williams press for direct control by the United States Employment Service to halt labor demoralization and shipyard lumber needs. Officials say contractors refuse to cooperate with government plans to source workers from surplus areas.

Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Labor Department Department of Agriculture The Shipping Board War Department United States Employment Service South Fletcher Florida John Sharp Williams Vicksburg Sheffield Ala Williams Secretary of Labor Front

Evans Named Director of NYC Foods and Markets Office

Ww. E. Evans of this city has been appointed Director of the New York City office of the Division of Foods and Markets. He is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Normal College and has long experience as principal of Gardenville and Alden High Schools. He later worked as culturist for Borden's Condensed Milk, assistant for the Merchants' Association of New York, and managing secretary of the New York Food Distributors' Association. Appointed on the recommendation of Commissioner Eugene H. Porter.

Ww. E. Evans New York City Division of Foods and Markets Evans Ia Pennsylvania Normal College Gardenville Alden Evans Borden's Merchants’ Association of New York New York Food Distributors’ Association Eugene H. Porter Department of Farms and Markets

Theatre Crowd Aids Soldier Canteens at Astor

The Mayor's Committee of Women on National Defense hosted a benefit performance at the Astor Theatre last night to fund erecting soldiers and sailors canteens in New York. Gents and programs raised about $1,700 with additional funds from a general collection. Notable performers included Hipolito Lazaro Clifton Crawford Fanny Brice W C Fields the Dolly Sisters Florence Moore Jerome Kern Adele Rowland Donald Brian Ernest Truex and cast members from Oh Lady Lady and Rock a Bye Baby.

Mayor's Committee of Women On National Defense Astor Theatre New York Hipolito Lazaro Clifton Crawford Fanny Brice W. Cc. Fields Harry Fox Dolly

Senator James Undergoes Minor Operation

Washington June 2 Senator James of Kentucky who had been under treatment in a Baltimore hospital had his tonsils and adenoids removed yesterday. A hospital report tonight said his general condition was much improved.

James Washington Kentucky Baltimore

First Baptist Church announces pastor’s Monday address

The First Baptist Church at Broadway and 79th Street announces Dr. I. M. Haldeman will speak Monday night at 8 oclock on Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver An Earring Upon the Ear of Guilty Cold Waters to a Thirsty Soul Snow in Harvest Time with baptism at close of service

First Baptist Church

Marriage and death notices telephoned to Bryant office

Notices indicating marriages and deaths are to be sent by telephone to The New York Times office at 1000 Bryant.

New York Times Bryant

Births and parents announced in New York area notices

A series of birth announcements lists families and birth details for residents including Mr. and Mrs. Klaleny, Hibiel, Cohen, Gottlieb, Korbin, Mendel, Ryan, and Silverman. Hospitals referenced include Flower Hospital and Sydenham Hospital with dates in late May and early June.

DOD Weehawken Klaleny $F. Teed

Marital Transfers Listed Between Couples and Heirs

A sequence of historical matrimonial and betrothal entries lists parties such as Jeanne Coble to Louis Alpern and Ivy Nunes to Owen Altman. Other names include Hedwig Schmidt to Carl Fisacher and Cecelia Schmidt to Ellis G. Joseph, reflecting a pattern of property or name-related transfers within families and associates.

Marriages and Notices from June 1918 Ledger

A collage of wedding announcements lists Sue Biggart marrying Walter Adicks and Joyce Jones to James Ward Alker. Additional marriages include Laura Jay Warta to Bradley Coley, Rose Cahill to Charles Eosman, Florence Brevoort to Rudolf Eickemeyer Jr., and many others with dates in May and June 1915 1918 across New York New Jersey and Long Island churches.

Alexander Iny Warta Hradley Lancaster Coley New York Eckman—Cahill Church of the Holy Name East Orange N. J M. J. Fairey Charles A. Eosman Rose A. Cahill Hickemeyer North Broadway Yonkers Florence James Renwick Brevoort Rudolf Eickemeyer Morris—Gross M. Gross Sadye Max Morris Sanford—Powers Grace Church Chantry Charles L. Slattery Ruth Margorie Chase E. Williams Durant Powers John A. Weekes

Died. Patrick Ahearn in Spring Valley Ireland native dies

In Spring Valley New York Patrick Ahearn native of Moore Abbey Tipperary Ireland died. Funeral from 67 Filushi Ave Jamaica Tuesday June 4 mass at St Mary. Interment St Johns Cemetery.

Ahearn Spring Valley Patrick Mary Moore Abbey Tipperary Ireland Filushi Jamaica Church of St. Mary St. John’s Cemetery Allin Ann E. F. Bogert Charles M. Allin Manhattan Av R. M Woodlawn Barcock East 52d Henry Denison Samuel D Elizabeth C. Babcock Arthur T., Jr Arthur T Brooks Avenue J Brooklyn Bethel Cemetery Tottenville Staten Island P. Buckhard Josephine Ferlinand Buckhart Heresa Bimonet Augustine Volt Albert, Henry Edward Buckhard Josephine Fairtrain Broadway Bull U. S. Land Ebenezer Bull Charles M Bull R& Morrall Poughkeepsie Fairhaven Connolly John A Kent St St. Anthony's Church Milton St. Cordes John D Cordes 147Th St Trinity Av Dougherty Sarah Elizabeth Dougherty Delevan L. Pierson Elston Road Upper Montclair N. J Erie Terminal Jersey City Jersey Central Fairchild Anthony Fairchild William V. Fairchild Beatrice C. Fairchild Sterling Place Cohoes Feiber Isaac J Rosa Harry Silas Henry Minnie Victor Layman London England Frankel Fanny Alfred Blumenthal Bayswater Av Far Rockaway Farinte Bromberg Raider Freundlich Harry Freundlich Eisie Sommerfield Fort Washington Av Freundlich Minnile United Sisters of Yorkville Minnie Freundlich Fort Washington Sadie B. Falk Julia Blum Heyman Samuel M. Heyman Moses Clara Heyman Hobson Yonkers Josephine Hobson William R. Hobson Cary Av Caldwell Greenport S. J Jones Bridget Drake Patrick Jones Carrickduff Granard County Longford Ireland H. Ross Kaufmann SP. M East 6Th St Avenue T Chattanooga Indianapolis

Obituary notices from New York area deaths June 1915

Funeral notices for dozens of residents across New York and New Jersey on June 2 to 5 1915 list names like Lapfer Metisire McLean Meyer Murray Nugent Overly Phinney Pillot and more with addresses in Ridgewood Plainfield Paterson Yonkers East Orange and Manhattan indicating services at churches private homes and final interments in Calvary Evergreen and St. Patrick cemeteries across multiple days.

Philadelphia Annie H Alexander Melaan Eastaide Presbyterian Church Paterson N. J Cornelia Zabriskie West End Av Plainfield Eltaa Louis R. Menger J. Menger Meyer Florence Raled Herman Meyer Weet Listh St Murray Catherine Murray Margaret V. Murray Edmond Uridley James McElroy George F. Garrick St. Nicholas A St Charles Borromeo Church Calvary Nugent George P Julia Nugent Taaffe Weat Oho A. M Masa St. Raphaela Church West 41St Overly Laure B Max Marah Overly West Toth St Phinney Weat Leth St Walter Alonzo Charles L. Phinney Gertrude Mercer Peter Ceut Stuyvesant Gertrude Rihard Pillot Washington Wd. C New Rochelle N. Y Annie M James Ince Quick Yonkers Susan Francia Quick Warburton Av Robert Christine Broadway Frank E. Campbell Rooney Mary VI John K. Hooney Mister Marie Lawrence Charity Church of Bt. Ignative Loyola Park Av Bt Smith East Orange Sarah William A. Smith North Grove &T Sullivan Dence East St St., Bronx Margaret Sullivan Matthew Sullivan Michael J. Sullivan Mary C. Barret Mret C. Hoey Julia A. McDonald Annie Or Mack Katie V. Hockreiter St. Jerome A Church 138Th St Alexander Av Bronx St Raymond's Cemetery Flowers Taylor Thomas Bilker Highwood Wilson St Brooklyn Trowbridge Roosecait Hospital C. Trowbridge Sc. D St Paul's Chapel Columbia University Evergreen Cemetery New Haven Pennsylvania Station St A. M Wainwright East “6Th St Cornelia Ridgely Wainwright William Painwright John Cloteen Ay Ghetna Warneck Anna Warneck Frank Warneck Martin Bick Lenox A Shepherdstown W. Va

Obituary notices list local deaths and funeral plans

A long list of residents with addresses and dates of death appears, noting that many have funeral services either today or tomorrow. Names include Mildred A. Smith Stacy Waters Gertrude Whitfield Frances Wanham Lovetts Daly Lina Fierobe Mary Fleming Mary E. Griffin Louis H Hali George Lyon Jonson O'Brien James L Taylor Wilbur Barker Catherine Hergen George Conley Honorah Khannon Elizabeth and others with ages and locations in Newark Jersey City and Long Island City. Funeral times vary from morning 8:30 to afternoon 2:30.

Barker Wilbur F Lynbrook Neon Hergen Catherine A Jamales Conley George H Amityville Daly

Private Channel Ad Offers Modern Equipment

An old classified style notice markets 72 years of experience and non sectarian private channel network service from 068 Madison Avenue Harlem phone 3715, signaling a historic business listing.

Moxtern Madison Avenue Harlem

In Memoriam Notices and Funerals Dated June Readings

In Wemoriam notices many names listed with death dates from June 1900s to 1917. Names include Captain George J, Julius V Hartman, Jacob Karps, Fanny Mandelbaum, Agnes Murray, John O Connell, Mary Prendergast, Louisa Strich, and others. Services noted at St Ignatius, Jersey City, Our Lady of Good Counsel, St John the Evangelist, and cemeteries Linden Hill and Cypress Hill. Times like 2:30 PM and 7:80 AM appear alongside church masses and burial details.

Zodfrey George J J.masa Mandelbaum Fanny Murray Agnes Mass St. Pyare RA Jersey City O'Connell John St. John the Evangelist Mary EF Our Lady of Good Counsel Echwartz Savelling

Obituary Notes Of Plainfield And Newark Residents

Obituary notices list Mrs Louis Menger of Plainfield and Eliza Jane Menger widow of Civil War veteran. Archer Gifford Plume, Newark fire insurance veteran. William Marshall, Harriett Smith Pond, Sarah Post Hoag, and Harriet Smith Pond all noted as deceased in the New York area. Notes mention church affiliation Crescent Avenue Church Plainfield and connections to local families and hotel apartments.

Louis Menger Ornella A. Za West End Avenue Plainfield N. J Crescent Avenue Charles H. Randolph Esterday Eliza Jane Menger Archer Gifford Plume Newark William Marshall Wilson Avenue Flushing Sarah Post Hoag William H Hoag Manhasset Harriet Smith Pond Anson Phelps Pond St. Armirew Seventy-second Street Henry Smith

Express Companies Merged Into Government Controlled Line

Historical note shows conditions that led to government control of express firms. After July 1 1918 the American Wells Fargo Southern and Adams Express Companies will cease independent operation and merge into one government controlled American Railroad Express Company. An An­nalist sketch in June 3 issue traces rise and fall of express firms and their absorption.

Wells Fargo American Southern Adams Express

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