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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1920

Page

3

Rockefeller Gifts Total 20 Million For Education And Medical Schools

Gifts totaling 20,261,900 from the Rockefeller Education Board and Foundation fund general education and development of medical schools. Major recipients include Harvard Medical School 800,000 and Johns Hopkins 400,000 toward 600,000, Dalhousie 500,000 for medical school, and Brussels Belgium medical research one million francs. Endowments and facilities across 98 colleges were approved with remaining funds to be distributed.

Rockefeller Education Board Rockefeller Foundation Dalag Tnia Belgium Medical Arc Foundation Elizabeth Brussels Dalhousie University Halifax Nova Scotta He Medical School Harvard Medical School Hopkins Department of Phology Washington Univeoity Medical School St. Louis

H C C Taylor to Wed Mrs E B Stillman

Detroit dispatch reports the engagement of Estelle Barbour Stillman of New York to H C C Taylor a well known Chicago writer and former consul. The couple have summer homes in a fashionable suburb and Taylor holds several literary and honorary titles, including honors from Spain Portugal and Venezuela.

New York Detroit Tribune Mich Estelle Barbour Stillman Tgs Herrison Barbour Hobart C. Chatfield Taylor Cage Taylor Chicago Lier Legion of Honor Ieee Jiessiasenian Fen

Roberts Quits Presbyterian Clerk Post After Long Service

Dr William Henry Roberts aged around seventy resigned as clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church citing a total overhaul of the appointed committee. Born in Holyhead on May 31 1844 he served thirty two years as a prominent American secretary and chaired the Committee on Church and Union. His offices were placed in Imrittae and he lent long service to the Reformed Church.

Winess General Assembly William Henry Roberts The Reformed Church Church and Union

Home Assured To Manhattan Navy Club Title

At a Manhattan Navy Club board meeting the club’s plan to take title to 18-15 East Forty-first Street for 250000 plus 4000 transfer costs was confirmed. An endowment fund of 800000 was not met. directors, under protest, voted to raise 40000 more by June 1 to complete the title.

Manhattan Navy Club Fog Tuna

Plainfield Bride Weds Edward Babcock in Grace Church

Miss Ella May Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas of Plainfield, married Edward Babcock of Hay Ridge New York at the bride's home yesterday afternoon. Rev E Vicars Stevenson of Grace Episcopal Church performed the ceremony with Miss Margaret May Thomas of Plainfield as bridesmaid and Charles Hartow of New York City as best man.

Mies Ella May Thomas Edward Babcock Plainfield N. J Mise Elle Vicars Stevenson Grace Episcopal Church Mias Margaret May Thomas Plainheld Charles ¥. Hartow Je New York City

Stage Door George White's Scandals of 1920 and Theatre Guests

The Shubert and Ziegfeld venues host a busy summer scene with George White’s Scandals of 1920 at the Stage Door, Shubert Theater moves for The Fall and Rise of Susan Lenox, and guests like Doogie Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, and Fay Bainter. London-bound actors and new productions from Ziegfeld and Century Promenade feature, with plans for large casts and multiple musical revues.

George White Glebe Shuberto George Hobart Susan Lenox Forty-fourth Street Theater Francine Larrimore Charles Cherry Thirty-ninth Street Theater Shubert Doogiee Fairbanks Mary Pickford Art Pickman

Rules for Return of Soldier Dead From Overseas

American Red Cross released public rules for returning bodies of American soldiers who died overseas. Cemeterial division guidance states bodies buried in Germany Luxembourg or Northern Russia will be brought back regardless of relatives wishes. In other countries except France bodies are returned unless relatives request they stay. for France return requires nearest relatives' request.

American Red Cross United States War Department Germany Luxembourg Northern Rus France

Paddy the Beaver Learns at Mother Nature's School

In a Green Forest pond setting, Paddy the Beaver joins Old Mother Nature for a morning lesson with other animals. Peter Rabbit and Jumper the Hare scout, while Prickly Porky arrives from afar. Paddy shows growth as he learns, gaining respect from Chatterer the Red Squirrel and Happy Jack Squirrel.

Peddy Johnny Chuck Striped Chipmunk Porky Peter Rabbit Jumper the Hare Peter Padgam Paddy Nature Polat Theo Toms Ter Happy Jack Squirrel Happy Jack Alev Whale Order Chatterer Mart Old Mother Nature Taddy

NYU Commencement Oratory Contests Today

The NYU baccalaureate service was held in Gould Memorial Library with remarks on personality and unity after World War I. Today features Beta Kappa key presentations, Sandham Oratorical Contest, Vet School Alumni meeting and dinner, and the seventh MacDonald Memorial Contest in freshman oratory.

New York University Gould Memorial Library Henry M. Brown Pilgrim Church Percy B. Wightman University Heights Presbyterian Church Irving H. Berg Nehemiah Boynton Clinton Avenue Congregational Church Elmer Ellsworth Brown N.Y. U David Jame Alfred S.palzawha J. Morgan Rank Gabelein Sandham New York University Veterinary School Locks Carnegies Laboratory Twenty-fifth Street First Avenue Cavenough's West Twenty-third Street

Baccalaureate Sermon Preached to Vassar Girls

Rev Robert E Speer delivered the baccalaureate at Vassar noting today’s people are better off than past generations. He urged cooperation over fierce competition and traced roots of modern trouble to lack of brotherhood. Hundreds attended as Class Day and Commencement events announced with speeches and awards.

Robert E. Speer The Tribune Speer New York Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mission Vassar Chapel Henry Noble Mud- Cracken

Emerson Denies Equity Election Charges

Actor candidate for presidency of the Actors' Equity Association denies charges by Wilton Lackaye about the Equity election. He asserts mail votes were not ignored and council rulings followed constitutional guidance to let members register their will, while noting both sides took equal chances as votes remained to be counted.

John Emerson Actors’ Equity Association Equity Wilton Lackaye Lack Ciation Equity Counsil Emerson Lackaye

Remodeling Her Husband at Rialto Delights Fans

Dorothy Gish shines as star while sister Lillian Gish directs in Remodeling Her Husband a light feminine comedy at the Rialto. James Rennie supports, inventive staging and witty touches by Director Gish enhance the lively program with The Nut Crackers and other features.

Shone Gish Lillian Gish Rialto Hubby Director Gish Dorothy Gish Alster Lillian Dorothy Elizabeth Carter Shere Dorothy Lillian Q ‘Borothy Fiirta James Rennie Miss Gish Feehan Cam Ki Cpereres Jan Trepin Jenfeld Alma Doria Martin Brefer Edoardo Albano

Calendar of Today’s City Museums and Societies

Lists admissions for American Museum of Natural History Metropolitan Museum of Art Van Cortlandt Park Museum and Aquarium with free entries. Notes meetings and luncheons at Carnegie Laboratory 334 East 26th Street Hotel Astor Waldorf Astoria and Hotel Jimm Mfecting. Includes New York Zoological Society event at the Aquarium Battery Park.

American Museum of Natural History Metropolitan Museum of Art van Cortlandt Park Museum The Aquarium Zoological Park Veterinary College Carnegie Laboratory Enat Twenty-sixth Street Sncalping Jimm Purines Mothers' Association Hotel Astor New York City Bt Women's Clubs Shelburke Brighton Beach Mount Vernon Firs Peasents Autor

Services Held for U S Sailors Buried at Sea

Memorial services for sailors buried at sea were held at Dreamland Park Coney Island under the Central Memorial Committee of the Sons of Veterans of Brooklyn and Long Island. A model monitor with flowers was towed from Brooklyn Navy Yard and wreaths floated away as sailors landed and paraded to the park. Reverend John Lowie Clark and other officials presided.

United Navy Dreamland Park Coney Island Central Memorial Committee Sons of Veterans of Brooklyn Long Inland Brooklyn Navy Yard Navy West End Depot St Surf Avenue A. Stubber John Lowie Clark Edwin Garvin Edward St. Johns Alfred J. Glichrat Jamies E. Shields United States Naval Association Cheplain

Memorial honors Second Division dead at St Church

About one thousand survivors of the 24 Division of the American Expeditionary Forces attended a memorial service at St Church on Fifty-third Street Avenue for fallen comrades. Dr Ernest M Btros rector of St Thomas's conducted the service and urged soldiers to lead in winning future objectives while recalling his front line experience in France. He called for an annual ceremony and urged unity in the political realm amid war aftermath, with offerings later handed to Division Association officers for those in need of financial aid.

St. Thomas St Church Fifty-third Street Avenue Ernest M. Btros St Thomas's France Stires

Silo's Fifth Avenue Gallery Hosts Early Modern Art Auction

Modern oils and water colors from American and European studios go on view at Silo's Fifth Avenue Galleries starting today. Auction of the paintings to begin Thursday and Friday at 4 PM. Rugs from the late Major General Adna R. Chaffee and other estates to be sold in three sessions starting Wednesday at 2:30 PM.

Silo Fifth Avenue Herald Square Adna R. Chaffee

Doctor of Jewish Literature Awarded to Levinthal at Seminary

The Rev Dr Israel Herbert Lewin Levinthal was awarded the Doctor of Jewish Literature degree from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America at Aeolian Hall during the annual commencement. Eight rabbis were conferred the rabbi preacher and teacher degrees, while twenty seven Teachers Institute diplomas were awarded, with nineteen to young women.

Israel Herbert Lewinthal Brooklyn Jewish Jewish Theological Seminary of America Aeolian Hall Teachers’ Institute Levinthal S Ss Sem Columbia University New York University New York White Columbia Rabbi Levinthal Brooklyn United States York City Mr. Marshall Cyrus Adler Adler Max Kadushin George Abelson New York Universit Philip Reis Alutot Nathan Herman Colish College of the City of New York Isaac Alfie Haddad H. J. Landau Jacob Pearlstein Sarah Edith Finkelstein Julia Pinta Pincus For Charlotte Preiser Rose Gamoran Freda Regenbogen Judith Gutman Eva Sack Nathen Hauptmen Max Soloff Bessie Rebecca Hurwitz Fanny Soyer Pauline Konomitz Philip Twersky Rose Lesser Rae Millicent Yarchoan Eva Leah

Louison Wins Wager on Orient Trip at 300 to 1

Sam Heilman, longtime editor of The St. Louis Republic, wins a wager for an all expenses paid trip to the Orient via London. He bet $9.75 at 300 to 1 that Governor Gardner of Missouri would not file in the race for U.S. Senator, collecting a travel prize and $5 a day for tips.

Diapaton ST. Louis Sam Heilman Today Orient London Hellman Gardner Missouri United States

Newspapers as the forum of the people ad space

Edward Percy Howard of the New York Press Club urged the Church of the Ascension Forum that newspapers act as the real forum of the people. He argued government should treat newspaper space as a commodity to be used for public welfare and proper government contact with citizens. Robert G. Leet called for public support for higher wages for low paid postal workers.

Edward Percy Howard New York Press Club Church of the Ascension Forum Robert G. Leet

Miss Taft to Quit Bryn Mawr This Week

Miss Helen Taft plans to resign as dean of Bryn Mawr College within the week. She is engaged to Frederick Manning, history instructor at Sheffield Scientific School, with marriage expected after her retirement. Manning said the union ends a long courtship linked to Yale connections and Abbot classes.

Durontine Tribune New Haven Cesn Helen Taft Frederick Johnson Manning Shefield Scientific School Bryn Mawr College Manning Linfie i Scientific School Yale Miss Taft Mine Taft Dr. Manning W. C

Papal Honors for Ugandan Martyrs Items of Beatification

A papal ceremony at St Peter Basilica celebrated the beatification of twenty two Ugandan martyrs under King Mwanga. Pope Benedict XVI announced their beatification as bishops and missionary priests joined the procession. Later the Pontiff descended to St Peter's to venerate their portraits and relics with cardinals.

Uganda Mwanga St. Peter Idinela Lim St Peter's Benedict St. Peter's

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