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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

13

Mrs. Busch Back Home from Cuba After War-Wary Journey

Mrs Adolphus Busch widow of the St Louis brewer arrived in Havana aboard the Alfonso XIII en route to the United States She avoided statements directing reporters to her attorney Harry D Hawes who said Washington must receive full report on German conditions He described dangers and delays including strikes air raids and submarine risks as she made a long voyage back to St Louis while her attorney prepared to report to the State Department.

New York Times Havana Adolphus Busch St. Louis United States Harry D. Hawes St. Louis, Her Attorney, Who Was With Her. ‘Mr. Hawes Germany Mrs. Busch New York Busch Rhine American State Department Merlin Canary Islands Spain American Red Cross René Velarde Secret Service

National Security League Plans Teachers' Plattsburg Summers

The National Security League announced the first in a series of Teachers' Plattsburg summer schools for patriotic education. By July 15, 24 schools with 200000 public school teachers in charge are expected to be ready. The directing committee includes Dr. Robert M. McElroy and Henry J. Allen among others.

National Security League Plattsburg Robert M. McElroy Princeton University Department of History and Politics Mra Thomas J. Preston, Jr Grover Cleveland Henry J. Allen Wichita Kan Beacon Philander P. Claxton United States Commissioner of Education John H. Finley New York Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard Charles E. Lydecker College of the Dity of Shailer Mathews Universi Rere S American Society of Mechanical Engineers Jacob H. Schiff Arthur M. Wolfson High School of Commerce

Praise for War Measures From American Defense Society

The American Defense Society praised U S war steps in a letter to George Creel the CIO chief yesterday publicized by H D Craig secretary. It endorses sending a large force to France interning enemy aliens and seizing property of enemy nonresidents and a war against Austria. It urges universal military training for youths 18 to 21 and calls for banning German language publications during the war.

The American Defense Society George Creel Committee On Public Information H. D. Craig Society France Anginet Austria N Society Universl

Engagements Set Across New Jersey and Illinois Families

The chapter lists several upcoming marriages including Miss Charlotte Atlee Black of Chicago and Louis Livingston of New York to be wed June 20 at Winnetka Illinois Christ Church. Also announced are unions for Chel Finckel and Walter MacGowan. Helen Lawrence and Lt Edward Shelton Cornell Jr. Mar Ellott Cooke and Arthur L. Cross. and Elsa Ellen Flindell and Glenn A. Dowling, with home towns including East Orange Summit Montclair South Orange and Rautone Illinois.

Chicago Charlotte Atlee Black Irving Cunard Black Louis Livingston Robert Cambridge Livingston New York Islip L. I Christ Church Winnetka, Ill Mr. Livingston Cambridge Livingston Henry W. Livingston Johnston Livingston Henry Worthington Bull Caroline Livingston Maxwell Stevenson Livingston Knickerbocker Garden City National Golf Clubs West Fiftyfirst Conyers B. Finckel Montclair N. J Germantown Penn Chel Walter Macoe Robert MacGowan East Orange William A. Lawrence Helen Lawrence Edward Shelton Cornell, Jr Sidney Cornell O.ye 26Th France Essex Elmer B. Cooke Maplewood Mar Ellott Cooke Arthur L. Cross Charles A. Cross South Orange Cross 7Th Regiment Elsa Ellen Flindell Edwin F. Flindell Summit Glenn A. Dowling Rautone, Il

Peloubet Ayres Marriage Report From London Ceremony

Announcement from Orange New Jersey notes the marriage at St Marys Church West Kensington London on May 25 of Maurice Edouard Peloubet son of Mr and Mrs Louise Peloubet East Orange to Miss Ellen Wilhelminia Ayres daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ayres London The bride and groom are connected to East Orange and London with Peloubet active in building concrete ships after four years abroad.

Peloubet-Ayres New York Times Orange N. J St. Mary's Church West Kensington London England Maurice Edouard Peloubet Louise Peloubet Springdale Avenue East Orange Ellen Wilhelminia Ayres William John Ayres The Oranges Peloubet Collier Mary of Fanny Clark Cooke Jaine Cooke Pashiey Slater Mraharee Iyhauteville Newport RK. L Sears Rand d Hauteville Neval Emmanuel C’uarch Dubernet Rosine M Lucien A. Dubernet Rutherford Neral West Passaic Av Pr. M Oakland Cal Finck Louisa Finck Loulea Finck Arras At & PP Puneral Forster Siet Barah M. Foster Nee Atwell William Foster Holyay Church Mamaroneck N. Y Edwin Atweed Erraine Mt Graham Susan B Joseph Graham John Graham Park Av Bronx Gutman Dina Fleck Harry Gutman Alfred Hil George and Mary Hill Martha Wilson Macon Hirsch Mabel Kidney William Kidney Greenwood

Whitmore Bride Helen Whitmore Weds Eugene Haynes in Mount Vernon

The wedding unites Miss Helen E Whitmore daughter of Daniel Webster Whitmore executive at East River Savings Bank and director at Irving National Bank with Eugeneus Haynes head of E V Haynes Jewelry Co of Atlanta Georgia. The ceremony occurred Saturday at the bride's Mount Vernon home.

Helen E. Whitmore Daniel Webster Whitmore East River Savings Bank Irving National Bank Eugeneus Haynes E. V. Haynes Jewelry Company Allanta Mount Vernon

Marriage of Miss Margaret S Cameron and Lt. T Maury Galbreath

Announcement of the marriage between Margaret Stewart Cameron daughter of Edward Cameron and granddaughter of Richard Arnold of Arnold Constable & Co and Lieutenant T Maury Galbreath. Ceremony held at Christ Episcopal Church Babylon Illinois conducted by Rev J Burlingham. Galbreath recently returned from overseas service and stationed at Camp Gordon Atlanta Georgia.

Margaret Stewart Cameron Edward Cameron Richard Arnold Arnold, Constable & Co T. Maury Galbreath Christ Episcopal Church Babylon J. Burlingham Galbreath Camp Gordon Atlanta

Patterson Ryerson wedding in Paris

Paris June 14 The marriage occurred today between George Washington Patterson Jr and Susan Parker Ryerson of Chicago The groom is a cadet in a French artillery regiment The ceremony took place in Paris with both families in attendance

Paris George Washington Patterson, Jr Susan Parker Ryerson Chicago

Mexican journalists urge exchanges to ease US Mexico tensions

Carlos Pefa of Mexico and a group of twenty editors urge popular exchanges and translated works to correct misconceptions between the nations. They propose professor and student exchanges, agricultural education expansion, and greater literary presence in both countries to foster cordial ties.

Mexico United States Carlos Gonzales Pesa Committee On Public Information Pefia el Universal el Universal Ilustrado Mexico City Pefa McAlpin Boston Emerson Poe Longfellow Bret Harte Mark Twain

Benefit for Rye Red Cross Exhibition by Major Wightman

Major C 8 Wightman of the United States Red Cross Commission to Russia speaks at the opening exhibition of moving pictures from Russia Ukraine and Rumania. An illuminated fête Friday June 28 at Hillbrook Rye supports the Rye Red Cross. Interpretive dances on the lawn directed by Margaret Crawford with young girls in a pool. Notable attendees include Mrs Hartwell Mrs Mills Reid Mrs Steers Mrs Wainwright and Mrs Ogden.

C. 8. Wightman United States Red Cross Commission Russia Ukraine Rumania Hillbrook Rye George Arents, Jr American Red Cross Margaret Crawford John &. Hartwell Ogden Mills Reid J. Rich Steers Richard Wainwright G. B. Ogden

Catholics to Unwell Honor Roll Meeting Tonight

The Catholic Club of the City of New York meets at 120 Central Park South for its annual gathering. Officers for the coming year will be installed and a constitutional change on elections and meeting date debated. An army honor roll will be unveiled amid dining room tributes. officers re elected include Percy J. King Alfred J. Talley William Laurel Harris James J. Riordan Edward K. Hanlon.

Boas Columbia University James M. Baldwin Johns Hopkins Mexico Vera Cruz Jalisco Yucatan Oaxaca Coahuila Altos Estudios Mexico City Antonio Caso Republic Frederic ©. Howe Port of New York William B. Wilson Comigos United States Howe P. 8. Y Reilly Rtg Committee On Ble Secretary of Labor Mr. Wilson Washington Department of Labor Texas Catholic Club City of Central Park South Club Percy J. King Alfred J. Talley Wiliam Laurel Harris James J. Riordan Edward K. Hanlon

East Side Dedicates $250000 Jewish Orphanage

Israel Orphan Asylum on Second Street was dedicated with a $250000 building cost. The five story facility, now housing 34 of 400 capacity, features a roof garden, playground, swimming pool, and hospital ward. Speeches highlighted Jewish contributions and hopes for its humanitarian mission.

Israel Orphan Asylum Second Street East Side James W. Gerard Germany Prussia Gerard Russia William M. Calder America Sulzer Nathan Straus Nathan Straus, Who Attended the Exercises With Mrs. Straus Joseph Rosenblatt Temple Chalizedek 116Th Street Lenox Avenue Gustave Hartman Helen Varick Boswell William H

Salon to Become Canteen for Troops at Union Station

Washington June 16 The Presidential and diplomatic suite at Union Station will be seized by the American Red Cross and converted into a railroad for ag fort to aid marines passing through the capital. President Wilson authorized the action. A hospital, operating room, information booth and rest areas will be built with a Sumter garden and dining space for soldiers sailors and marines.

Washington Union Railroad American Red Cross Marines Pasain Ashington Wilson

Autos Cause Deadly, Widespread New Jersey Accidents

A spate of auto crashes on good weather days left Eugene Corey dead near Newton and over twenty injured in Sparta and nearby areas. Victims included many children. one car burst a tire, another struck a tree, and a Brooklyn party faced serious injuries. Police pursued reckless driving charges. a Bronx motor cycle officer was hurt during a pursuit. A Mansfield milk truck overturned, killing a baby and injuring three others.

Eugene Corey Sparta N. J Corey Newton Bushwick Avenue Grove Street Brooklyn Philip H. Bricken Central Avenue Frank FE. Barth Hancock Street Charlies H. Connors Fordham Road Bronx Daniel Dest All Hyde Avenue Tly Edwa Larcky Paterson Lindley M. G Thelire West 125Th Street Charlotte Shubert St. Nicholas Avenue Murphy Trenton Frank Durr Mansfield Daugher Durr

First Triple Hanging in Connecticut Reflects 1916 Murder Case

In Wethersfield prison three men were executed for the murder of Morris Goldstein, a West Haven tailor, on the night of November 27, 1916. Carmine Lanzillo and Carmine Pisaniello, both from New Haven, and Francesco Dusso of New York, were hanged in the early hours, marking Connecticut’s first triple execution.

Hartford Conn Carmine Lanzillo Carmine Pisaniello New Haven Francesco Dusso New York Wethersfield Morris Goldstein West Haven

Shonts Shows Improvement After Hospital Stay

Theodore P. Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company has been at Post Graduate Hospital for a week after an operation for an internal trouble. He rests comfortably and his condition continues to improve, according to reports yesterday.

Theodore P. Shonts Post Graduate Hospital Interborough Rapid Transit Company J. J. Bently Squier Mr Shonts

Women Divided On Enrollment Result

The article reports mixed views on women voters in New York City. Miss Mary Hay of the Woman Suffrage Party praises patriotic turnout and predicts larger future enrollment, while Miss Kilbreth of the Opposition argues neutrality kept Socialist women from party enrollment and anticipates a stronger vote at the polls.

Board of Elections Mary Garrett Hmhay New York City Woman Suffrage Party Mary G. Kilbreth New York Action Miss Hay Red Cross Miss Kilbreth Asd

New Bronx Hospital Planned on Elichen Estate Site

The Bronx Hospital Association announced it bought the Elchien estate at 168th Street and Fulton Avenue to form the Bronx Hospital. The mansion will be remodeled for 100 patients with two other buildings as a children’s ward and a dispensary in a projected investment over $100,000. A Thursday night ceremony will feature speakers including Dr Abraham Jacobi Henry Morgenthau and others. The nonsectarian facility will serve Bronx residents and open in September.

The Bronx Hospital Association Elchien 168Th Street Fulton Avenue Bronx Bronx Hospital Abraham Jacobi Henry Morgenthau Jurkey A. A. Berg Auls

Thieves Hold Up United Cigar Store at Delancey Street

Two robbers at the United Cigar Store on 12 Delancey Street locked clerk Abraham Zucker in a closet and looted about $300 after buying cigars with a dime, leaving via a telephone booth to contact friends. The men fled before the clerk could alert others.

United Cigar Delancey Street Abraham Zucker

Soldier Missing From Base Hospital In Bronx

Colonel D F Duval at First Base Hospital Gunhill Road and Bainbridge Avenue asked police to search for Private Oscar Lee Thomas aged about 20. He stands five feet seven and three quarters inches, about 110 pounds, with blue eyes and black hair. Origin Tennessee.

D. F. Duval First Base Gunhill Road Bainbridge Avenue Bronx Oscar Lee Thomas Apetine Tennessee

Spanish King to Receive Otto H. Kahn

King Alfonso will grant an audience to Otto H. Kahn the New York banker on Tuesday. Kahn, who is on an important mission, had been in Paris conferring with government officials.

Otto H. Kahn Madrid Alfonso New York Mr. Kahn Reay Paris

Marriage and death notices for The New York Times

Notices intended for insertion in The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The terse notice directs readers to submit marriages and deaths via phone for timely publication.

New York Times Bryant

Birth notices for Salman and Steiner families in Brooklyn

June 16 1918 at Jewish Hospital Brooklyn a son born to Mr and Mrs Al Salaman. June 10 1834 West 8th Street a son born to Mr and Mrs A Fileleche. June unknown Far Rockaway a daughter born to Mr and Mrs C Steiner.

Yleische West

Engaged. DAY-MESSENGER and related marriage notices

A collection of 14 marriage and engagement notices, listing partners such as Miriam Messenger to Sergeant Chase L. Day, Louie Marks to Nat Peinberg, Helen Hirschfeld to Max Frankenberg, Lillian Belmont to William Fuerst, Levy to Louis Hasee, Ethel Wiltechek to Bidney Heyman, Irene Kalmus Bernstein to La oa E. Kalmuea, Pauline Tover to Peter Lowenfeld, Ebien Markowits to Arthur Newman, Doria Paige to Jerome F Paige, Loraine C. Harrison to Lieut. John R. Riker Jr, Rose Streim to Abraham Strause, and Heather Haber to Sergeant Hyman Voletsky.

Day—Messenger Miriam Messenger Chase L. Day Feinberg—Marks Louie Marks Nat Peinberg Frankenberg

Marriages listed in brief from Old Trinity Church and beyond

A collection of marriage notices dated June across multiple families and locations. Notables include Marguerite Burgoyne to Henry Clewson at Old Trinity Church and several other unions such as Grace Beil to Abraham Del Monte and Leona Masury to Henry Ives, with various spouses named and venues noted.

del. Monte—Beil Kasie Beil Abraham del Monte Fergus—Arnheimer Henriette Arnheimer J. Theodore Rare Fertig Rothschild Jane Bee H. Trothachild Lieut Sidney Fertig Haydokk DACR Grace Beach Jlobert &. Haydock Ives—Masury Leona C. Masury Henry F. Ives Marriott Smitley Anna N. Smitley Louis D. Marriott Mayer—Hirsch Jupilette Mired Sol Mayer Oldham van Pelt Myrtle van Pelt Alfred J. Oldham Peck.wolburg Sadie Wolburg Ben Peck Salomon Ellisbrurg Jule Ellleberg Mannie Salomon

Died Allan Green wich Village 1436 funeral June 17

Allan Willem born May 4 1436 in Greenwich Village died at his residence 306 Weet éth m. funeral at o'clock P. M. Monday June 17. All other notices follow in list of obituaries and services.

Allan Willem Allan Greenwich Village Allison 4Th St Brooklyn Augustus Allison Mary Kenney St. Francis Xavier Church Carroll Br Roe Baker Briercurt Ledge Cyrus Osborne Ile I W. Baker Joseville Av Newark

Obituary notices from June 1918 New York area

A long list of death notices and funeral details across Brooklyn and Manhattan for June 1918. It includes Fred H Koehler, Ethel Kreykkenbohm, Percy Long, Tasine Genevieve Mathews, and many others with addresses in Inwood, Far Rockaway, Greenwich Village, and Brooklyn. Services are noted at Greenwood Cemetery, St. Marys Church, All Angels Church, and local funeral chapels.

Koehler Fred H Pauline White Haven Pend Greenwood Cemetery A. M Acme Council RK. A Kreykenbohm Ethel Avenue A Inwood L. L St. Ry's Star of the Sea Church Far Rockaway Long San Antonio Texas Percy H. Long RK. M. A Edward H Anna M. Long Place Brooklyn Mathews Tasehine Genevieve John Mathews Central Park West Maury Massachusetts Washington A.monte Atayette Square Oth Sation REIS Kands Kets Lyn Rie W. J. So Coin Greenwood Ross North Charlee J. Ross Asbury Park Mabel Or Ross Meg Bam Church of the Moly Scar Aabury Poh J Gienwood Cemetery Branch N. J Frat Central Rhoffeds Springfield L. IL Automobile Cortege Atukes William EK Htones New York City Cerviers All Angels’ Church West End Ay St. Om Ireland Jié John Chrysostom 7Th St Hee St. Raymond’s. Turner Charles Broadway 6Th St M. van Wavdprken Haariem Holland Harrison Peter Albin Worth Wilford Eva Campbell's

Funeral notices for Malat Kiles and others

Obituaries list multiple residents with ages and funeral times. Malat Kiles 70 of 834 Gravesend Ave funeral tomorrow at 9. Charles A. Nalher 76 of 300 6th Ave funeral today at 2. Jane Rodgers 374 South 6th funeral tomorrow at 2. Annie Solomon 571 South Ave funeral today at 2. Eleanor J. Thom 72 of 1465 East June 15 funeral today. Whalen Jemene F. also listed with funeral details.

DAWA 4Th St Pattie Malvatore 12Th &T Certafan Giuseppa Elisabeth &T John J Prainelt Denois East Eemn Garrison itaskLsen East Ist St. Miners Concetta Mulcahey Delia T East Sth Regan Martin J Rogan —Mary Brook Ayene Ryan Rose c M. Sederine Rosina East Shelmon Peakes Central Park West Smith Elisa Hudson M Spence Jones West Btahl Valantine East 86Th St Ag Stark Kate Manhattan S Nerat Fu Today Sweerney Jonn AL T X. Morris Av Bronx TRAM Robbert East 6Th St Urich —Charles Walash Daniel Weet Weinstein Cari Broome &T Wols Charles W Eno Ehirtetlass Jaume Malat Kiles Gravesend Nalher Charles A P. Rodgere Jane South F. Solomon Annie Funers

In Memoriam Remembrances Across Several Names

In memory notices for KOPF and Price, flowers laid yet hearts endure. Flora Levitan mourns June 1 1997, while Robbins honors a devoted wife mother on June 17 1914. Various memorials and unveilings mark graves at Union Fields Linden Hill Zion and Washington cemeteries with church services and dates.

Kopf Brance Frederick Price Arief P. Levitan Flora Levitan NER P. Orourke Mary Katie HK Wnvet Linden Hill Roes Sophie Zion Cemetery Roebenschein Washington Cemetery Roset Harrie Sheehy Frank Loryola’s Herman Joarprh Mace of the Sea Church

D Hauteville Dies in Newport at 80 in Summer Colony

F S G D Hauteville dies at Bellevue Avenue Newport in his eightieth year. He was the son of late Baron Paul Daniel Grandville of Switzerland and traced a prominent Hauteville line dating to Frederick Hauteville. His education included tutors and Harvard, with later service in the General staff. He leaves his wife Rennee E and sons Frederic and Paul, with connections to Red Cross and wartime relief work.

New York Times Newport R. L Grand d Hauteville Paul Daniel Grandville Switzerland Bellevue Avenue New York Hautevillie Frederick Hauteville Ellen Leston Chiteau @ atsville Switserland Harvard Hauerea R. d Hauteville Lawton D. G. A Rennee Frederic d'Hauteville Germany Paul

John Bottomley Dead Merconi executive dies at 75

John Bottomley third vice and treasurer of the Marconi Wireless Company died at Post Graduate Hospital after a period of mania. He lived at 112 Haat Street and 233 offices. Born in Belfast he came to New York, studied at New York Law School, and was a nephew of Lord Kelvin. Burial is set at Southampton L I. He is survived by two sons and two daughters.

John Bottomley Marconi Wireless Company Ettomley The Marconipany Haat Street Belfast New York Law School Lord Kelvin Triclan O Thomason James T. Bottomsey J. Church Fifth Avenue Southampton L. I

Death of Orla Engelsted in Brooklyn City

Orla Christian Engelsted died in Brooklyn on Friday. He was the only son of the late Colonel Fastland Lund Knight of the brog and Louise Broust of Denmark. He served many years as a predente of the University of agenani and in the foreign department of the Life Insurance Company. He was in his seventieth year and left a wife and four daughters.

Orla Christian Engelsted Brooklyn Fastland Lund The Brog Louise Broust Denmark University of Agenani Life Insurance Company

Construction Engineer ATRANY dies at Pyracuse

ATRANY of New York, a construction engineer who supervised water works and the Fifth branch elevated in Brooklyn died at his home in Pyracuse. He was in charge of the erection of the superstructure and had earlier served as Chief Engineer of the Water Department at Syracuse in 1889.

Atrany N. Y Hill New York City Pyracuse Union Brooklyn Syracuse

Dr. M Osborne Christian Indigenous Medical Figure Dies in New Jersey

Dr M Osborne Christian a longtime Irvington New Jersey physician died Saturday at his daughter’s home in South Orange. He had served on local boards and was connected with federal agencies and the Smithsonian in his career. The obituary notes he was 9 years old in Brooklyn and mentions extensive public service.

M. Osborne Christian Irvington Mr. Kilburn South Orange Christian Brooklyn Board of Freeholders Vey Smithsonian

Obituary Notes Highlight Local Notables and Deaths

Obituary notes list J George Waag of tator L I dies at home on Frank Young Engraving Co of Man at 144 Midwood St. Thomas Ingram Jones of Chrome Steel Co dies at his Avenue Brooklyn home. Anna M Brown widow of Edward L Brown dies at Riverhead home of her son C Brown. Gerrit Van Way managing director of N Grandhandg¢i and Dutch corn with offices in the city dies at his home 604 Riverside.

Graduate Hospital St. Andrew's Church St. Av Low Brady J. George Waag Tator L. I Frank Young Engraving Company of Man Midwood Street Thomas Ingram Jones Chrome Steel Company Avenue Brooklyn Anna M. Brown Edward L Brown T. J C. Brown Riverhead Gerrit Ian van Way Hie Hore Riverside

Woodlawn Hotel Notice and Address Fragments

Fragmentary OCR notes list an address at 161 South Avenue Cor Harlem Branch and include a mention of no charge for rooms and an appointment with P. W. Radcliffe president. Additional garbled items reference trains and an office at 10 East 234 Mount.

Merrittik Harlem P. W. Radcliffe Woodlawn Hariem East Mt. Ew

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