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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

13

Demand Efficiency to Assure Victory in War Economy

National Conference on War Economy at Columbia University urges centralized executive leadership and reduced bureaucratic waste to defend democracy. Speakers highlight reforms in Illinois government and warn that inefficiency risks democratic collapse while calling for responsive, simple governance to counter Bolshevism.

Academy of Political Science Bureau of Municipal Research Horace Mann Columbia University National Municipal League Governmental Research Conference Association of State Leagues of Municipalities Association of City Managers Frederick A. Cleveland Boston Spain McKinley Hanna Congress France Britain United States

Henry Siegel Marries Geneseo Widow in New York

Announcement from Geneseo New York reports the marriage of Mrs Henrietta Struble of Geneseo to Henry Siegel of New York at Easter time. Siegel, noted for past banking and credit issues, is now married to a Western Union Telegraph Company manager. The couple resides at West Ninety fifth Street.

Geneseo N. Y Henrietta Struble Henry Siegel New York Monroe County Fourteenth Street Julia Rosenbaum Marie Vaughan Wilde West Ninety-fifth Street

Ordnance Sergeant Reginald De Witt Smith Weds Alice Braun

Ordnance Sergeant Reginald De Witt Smith of the U S N A and Miss Alice Braun were married at 5 pm yesterday at the bride’s home 180 West Seventy-fourth Street. The Rev Father J T Barry officiated, the bride wore white satin and tule with orange blossoms, maid of honor was Miss Helen Braun, no ushers. The couple will take a bridal trip to Ottawa Canada where he is stationed.

Ordnance Reginald de Witt Smith Alice Braun Frederick Braun West Seventy-fourth Street J. T. Barry Church of the Blessed Sacrament Helen Braun Sergeant Smith Pierre J. Smith Ottawa Canada de Francois Langelier Sambulance France National Army Analatant Federal Sugar Refining Company

Rev Martin L Camp to Wed June 19

The Rev Martin L Camp pastor of the English Lutheran Church of the Epiphany at 128th Street and Madison Ave will wed Miss Inez Bollinger on June 19 in New York City. Inez Bollinger is the daughter of Mrs Bollinger and the late Dr William D Bollinger of Lancaster PA. She has worked with the Red Cross and war relief. Camp is vice president of the Lutheran Ministers Association of this city.

Martin L.camp Martin Luther Camp

Despres Kempner Wedding at Ritz Carlton

Miss Berenice Despres daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Despres of 562 West 113th Street and Bernard Kempner wed yesterday afternoon at the Ritz Carlton. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev Dr Maurice H Harria with Frances J Samuels and Rosalie J Adler as flower girls and Alexander Kempner as best man.

Berenice Despres Isaac Despres Weat 113Th Street Bernard Kempner Ritz-Carlton Maurice H. Harria Frances J. Samuels Rosalie J. Adler Alexander Kempner

Marriage of Miriam Friend and Sidney Schackman

The marriage of Miss Miriam Friend daughter of the late Emanuel M Friend and Sidney Schackman of Cleveland Ohio took place on Tuesday at the Hotel McAlpin the Rev Benjamin Tintner officiated. The couple will reside in Leveian.

Miriam Friend Emanuel M. Friend Sidney Schackman Cleveland Ohio McAlpin Benjamin Tintner Leveian

Republicans rally behind Lewis in gubernatorial fight

A crowd of influential Republicans visited Attorney General Mer ton E. Lewis at Murray Hill Hotel pledging support for his primary bid against Governor Whitman. Notables including US Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr and Henry W. Taft joined Drew officials from several counties, signaling broad party backing despite some regional absences.

Merton E. Lewis Whitman Murray Hill Mr. Lewis Republican Club Will H. Hays Republican National Committee United States James W. Wadsworth, Jr Wadsworth Lewis Charlies D. Newton Livingston County Walter Moses New York Henry W. Taft Taft William Barnes Fred W. Hammond Assembly Francis Hendricks Onondaga County Jacob A. Livingston Kings County George Cromwell Richmond Philip Elting Thaddeus C. Sweet George A. Slater Westchester County Robert R. Lawson James H. Caulfield, Jr Kinga Livingston Harvey D. Hinman Broome County Edgar Truman Brackett Saratoga Wis John Merritt Niagara County Public Works N. W. V. Franchot Cattaraugus

Blackstone and Morgenthau Wed Quietly in City

Paul J. Blackstone formerly of Washington D C and now of this city married Florence Morgenthau daughter of Mr and Mrs Gustave L Morgenthau at 81 West Tenth Street. The ceremony was small with immediate family present and led by Rev H D Brown of the Church of the Messiah.

Blackstone-Morgenthau Paul J. Blackstone Washington, D. C Florence Morgenthau Gustave L. Morgenthau West Seventy-seventh Street Tees West Tenth Street H. Dpd. Brown J. H. Holmes Church of the Messiah

Morgenthau Engaged to Sidney L Newborg

Miss Agnes Morgenthau daughter of Mengel L Morgenthau of 270 Park Avenue and Sidney L Newborg are announced engaged. Miss Morgenthau a Smith College graduate class of 1914. Newborg a lawyer and Columbia Law School graduate active in reform movements and in the last Mayoralty Fusion campaign.

Agnes L. Morgenthau Agnes Morgenthau Mengel L. Morgenthau Park Avenue Sidney L. Newborg Morgenthau Smith College Mr. Newborg Willams Pee 9 Columbia Law School

Mrs Pankhurst Arrives to Address American Women

Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, English suffragette leader, arrived by French liner at an Atlantic port to visit friends in the United States. She said she came to inform American suffragists of wartime England and France and the need for swift American troop deployment to Europe.

Atlantic Emmeline Pankhurst United States England France Alsace Germany America Britannia Lloyd Neron Ireland Italy Château Thierry Miss Boardman Paris Godfrey Nassau County Balkan Peninsula Rimary Femid Roosevelt Sinn

Nationality Parade Praised as July Fourth Pageant

Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels praised New York's foreign born citizens for the July 4 national pageant planned by Henry MacDonald. More than thirty five nationalities will be represented with over fifty floats highlighting racial group histories, uniting Americans native and foreign born in defense of the Declaration of Independence and equal liberty.

New York Navy Josephus Daniels Henry MacDonald American Republic New World Old World Jefferson Europe America

War Fund Night as Knight Painting Sells for 25100 at Auction

Ridgway Knight's War picture After the Battle of the Marne sold in New York at Anderson Galleries for 25100 to William Nelson Cromwell who donated it to the War Fund. The sale featured Knight's earlier The Woolen Stocking plus other donations with many pieces passing at low bids. The auction continued with private sales also contributing about 12000 to the fund. values were kept near 70 to 80 percent of appraised prices.

Marne Ridgway Knight Paris William Nelson Cromwell Permanent Blind Relief War Fund Anderson Galleries Maine New York Andéa Hidgway Knight James McLean Mclean Knight Cromwell Gale

Roosevelt Rouses Republican Club at Fortieth Street Dinner

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt returns to the Republican Club in New York City amid praise for Taft’s reconciliation. Leaders including Whitman Wadsworth Calder Hilles and Hays attend as Roosevelt denounces antiwar factions and calls for English unity and American resolve in World War I.

Theodore Roosevelt Republican Club Weat Fortieth Street United States America Will H. Hays Republican National Committee Roosevelt William H. Taft Jme Governor Whitman James W. Wadsworth William M. Calder William R. Willcox Charles L. Hilles Hays James R. Sheffield Colonel Roosevelt Ted Will Mr. Hilles Taft Iowa

Wilson presses suffrage in Louisiana telegram

President Wilson urged adoption of woman suffrage in Louisiana in a telegram to the Louisiana Legislature. He called the issue of worldwide significance and a standard by which to judge democracy and the United States’ commitment to complete suffrage.

Washington Louisiana Wilson

London presses condemn Pemberton-Billing scandal tactics

The British press denounces Pemberton-Billing for attacking public figures without evidence and criticizes Justice Darling for allowing irrelevant slander. The Westminster Gazette urges Parliament to pause other business to reform litigation methods while The Times and Daily News defend England's moral standing and question the phantom scandal book's credibility.

London Pemberton-Billing the Times England Daily News Citivh

Count von Bienerth Ex Premier Dead in Vienna

The former Austrian Premier Count von Bienerth has died in Vienna at age seventy two. He led the government from 1998 to 1911 and later became Governor of Lower Austria amid Bohemia unrest. He was born in 1883 and was a grandson of the notable Austrian statesman Baron Karl von Bienerth.

Amsterdam Count von Bienerth Vienna Lower Austria Hits Baron Karl von Bienerth Ordnance Violette von Schmerting von Lehrherling

Fairbanks to lie in state in Indiana Capitol

Charles W. Fairbanks former Vice President dies at his Indianapolis home. Body to lie in state in the Indiana State Capitol from 10 50 a m to 1 p m Friday. Funeral at the Fairbanks home at 3 p m and burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Escorts by Indiana militiamen. Messages of condolence pour in from across the country. President Wilson sends sympathy to the family. Senate pays tribute and adjourns in respect. House members praise Fairbanks.

Indianapolis Ind Charles W. Fairbanks United States Indiana State Capitol Fairbanks Crown Hill State Capitol Indiana Washington Wilson Watson Martin Senate House Wood Dixon

Mrs Adelaide Pratt Dies After Long Illness in Washington

Mrs. Adelaide R. Pratt wife of John B. Pratt of The New York Times Washington Bureau died in Washington on Wednesday morning after a long illness. She was born Adelaide Richards of Charleston South Carolina and accompanied her husband on journalistic assignments to South America to meet Colonel Roosevelt and to Europe during the war. Her career included experiences with Zeppelin raids on London.

New York Times Washington Adelaide R. Pratt John B. Pratt Pratt Adelaide Richards Charleston South America Roosevelt Brazil London Mr. Pratt Continent

Funeral for Architect James Barnes Baker

The funeral of architect James Barnes Baker of 156 Fifth Avenue, who died at Roosevelt Hospital, was held yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The service was led by Rev Edward E Matthews and attended by Mrs James Barnes Baker and close relatives before interment at Rahway Cemetery, Rahway, New Jersey.

James Barnes Baker Fifth Avenue Roosevelt Hospital Church of the Heavenly Rest

Obituary Notes From a City Journal

Obituary notes list Mrs Helsne Heydt 74 at 301 West Ninety First Street. Mi g amund Helpgott a real estate and diamond broker 145 Prospect Park West Brooklyn died at 49. Emma Isabell Tuthill daughter of the late Captain George Tuthill died of heart disease at 251 Steuben Street Brooklyn. Walter Dull former Tombs guard died in Connellsville Penn at 76. civil war veteran. Joseph F Rush of the City Bureau of Buildings died at 49 at 71 East Ninetieth Street. brother of Thomas Rush Port of New York surveyor. Frank Boice engineer on Union transports in Civil War died at Morris Park L I aged 85. George Bunton with Hoboken Land Improvement died in Morristown N J at 92. former Superintendent. Herman Bernard Van Tronk 82 retired lawyer died at 26 Sixth Avenue Brooklyn. born in Germany educated at Heidelberg. Tammany politics. Sergeant John James White of 1st London Regiment United Expeditionary Force killed in action May 8 while raiding a German outpost. son of Mr and Mrs James White Gravesend England. served in France since start of war. mentioned in dispatches.

Migamund Helpgott Prospect Park West Brooklyn Emma Isabell Tuthill George Tuthill Steubentreet Brooklyns Walter Dull Tombs Harry K. Thaw Conneliseville Penn Joseph F. Rush Bureau of Buildings City of New York East Ninetieth Street Thomas Wi. Rush Port of New York Frank Boice Morris Park L. L Bolen Catherine Street George Bunton Hoboken Land Improvement Company Morristown N. J Herman Bernard van Tronk Controllers Office Sixth Avenue Mr. van Tronk Germany Heidelberg University Philadelphia Law School Manhattan John James White London Regiment Uniles Expeditionary Force Wiliam Harding Fort Washington Avenue White James White Gravesend England France Monaghan Wee V Callaghan Franklin Av Bronx Guetine’s Church 167Th St St. Raymond's Mortimer Richard Timer Mains Baltimore Pratt John B Ignatius Loyals Park Av. Scott Korme N. Y Lacy Garet Wfe John A. Scott Lucian B. Moore Karn Mase Greenwood Cemetery Entrance Clock Shipman New Orleana 6Th St Raymond Gold Shipman English Ives Anne Laulee Shipman New Orleans Shropshire Sopho P. B. Ter Theopillus Sopho P. Breckinridge Ralph Broadway Treadwell Kent Elizabeth Schnebig George H Albany Tuythill Isabel Tuthill WARD Deborah H Jard W. Ward Mount Vernon Williams Ridge Samuel Adama Com Faralty Wolinsky Jacobd U A. M Ulmer Park

Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned

Notices for marriages and deaths intended for insertion in The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant.

New York Times Bryant

Birth notices for de Brun and Johnson families

Mr and Mrs Olav de Brun announce the birth of a son Bert i at the New York Nursery and Child's Hospital on Tuesday June. A daughter was born June 3 at SL Claremont Ave to Mr and Mrs C F Johnson.

DE Brun Olav de Brun Berti New York Nursery and Child's Hospital

Saenger announce bar mitzvah for David Singer

Mr and Mrs Saenger announce the bar mitzvah of their nephew David Singer at Temple Anshe Chesed located at 114th Street and 7th Avenue on June. A family reception will be held at home on June 9.

Saenger West Ssth David Singer Anshe Chesed

Engagement of Miss Alfreda Svenson and Lt. Edmund Barron

Announcement of the engagement between Miss Alfreda Anna Svenson of Englewood New Jersey and Lieutenant Edmund Lewis Barron of New York City. The couple plans a future marriage as Lt Barron is stationed at Carp Merritt.

Barron — Svenson Alfreda Anna Svenson Johanna Svenson Englewood, N. J Edmund Lewis Barron Edmund D. Barron New York City Barron Carp Merritt

Marriages Noted With June Dates Across Several Families

A string of social notices records multiple 1915 wedding announcements. Heatrice King Sherman to Juan Arges in Cranford New Jersey. Florence Morgenthau to Paul J. Blackstone. Edith M Valet to Dr Robert Jay Cook in Chickamauga Park Georgia. Caroline Finlay to Frederick Krugler. Ella Frances Dexter to James W T McCrea in Brooklyn. Alice Braun to Reginald De Witt Smith. Helen G Miller to Hurnham K Taylor.

Argos Sherman Heatrice King Sherman Wilhelmina Sherman Juan Argues Tank Corps Cranford George ¥. Greene Blackstone Morgenthau G. L. Morgenthau Florence Paul J. Blackstone Cook—Valet Sol Liebman Edward Dexter James W. T. McCrea Chicago Smith-Braun Law West 74Th St Barry Alice Frederick Braun Reginald de Witt Smith Ordnant U. S. National Army

Obituary notices from Monroe to Newark June 1918

A list of death notices and funeral arrangements across New York New Jersey and nearby cities. Entries include John R Bartlett Elizabeth C Johnson Bavier Mary Breher George Buckmaster John A Coe Henry H Deane Werner Deghuee Emory Dods in John Charles Fox Gottlieb Mary Greer Isaac Halberstadt Jeffery Haabrouck Helene Heydt Mary Morris Irvin Margeret Allan Elliott Keech Robert Kemp William Kriel Solomon Lichtenstein Morris Loewenthal Mary McGurrie Arthur McLean Carrie Meyer with funeral plans and burial details across towns such as Monroe Broomfield Elizabeth Hoboken Jersey City New York City and Newburgh.

Stockton &J Bioomoo Bf J Bissell Fredrika R. N. Blagell Elliot Benedict New York City Breher Mary Breher Henry C. Breher Longfellow Ave Coe John A. Coe, Sr Cornelia A Joan A., Jr Herbert W Louise Carlton B Winllow Bt Waterbury Conn Riverside Cemetery Shelton Deane Henry H. Deane Carrolt Brooklyn Deghuee Cambridge Place Werner Henry Deghuee Dodsin Emory Fillmore Dodaon Weat 137Th St Emde Lilnona Emnet Em Hudson Place Weehawken St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Hudson Hoboken Fox John Charles Sarah E. Fox George Fox Wegman Parkway Jersey City Gottlieb Uddenly Hudson Lace Weehawken

Memorial and obituary notices from Monaghan and city records

Notices follow for Memorial services for James V. Monaghan at Franklin Avenue Bronx with interment at St. Raymond's. Other memorials include Lt. Richard Timer killed in France in 1918. several June funeral notices across New York City for residents and former residents, listing names, ages, addresses, and burial details.

Arthur A. McLean Dies in Newburg Leader of Democratic Party

Arthur A. McLean longtime New York Democratic leader and treasurer of the State Committee died tonight in Newburg at age years. He leaves a wife and five children, three serving in the American Expeditionary Force in France. McLean was a liquor and grocery business owner and a close ally of Charles F. Mu and a known advocate for state party causes. He faced indictments in 1914 for accepting campaign contributions from corporations and contractors but was released after a suspended sentence granted by Justice Da.

Spertel New York Times Newburg N. Y A. McLean Cratic State Committee Oranges County France McLean Charles F. Mu Justice da Criminal Branch Cle Gorman

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