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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1919

Page

3

Woman Tells Why She Took Crying Baby to Her Home

In Harlem Police Court Mrs. Marcela di Nicolai recounts finding a crying infant near a movie theater and taking him home to comfort him. She cared for Baby Koskinen for weeks, insisting she meant no harm and describing the care she provided, before realizing authorities sought the child.

Koskinen Marcela di Nicolai Harlem Mia di Nicolai Felicia Third Avenue

Theatrical Producer Commends Detectives

Cheries Dillingham a theatrical producer commends Detective Edward Ravens head of the live areas attached to the District Attorney's office and Detectives Hho O'Brien and John A Lyons of the Pickpocket Squad for arresting and bringing to conviction Fred Bur fet and Drewler who pickpocketed John Scheftick in December

Cheries Dillingham Swann Enright Edward Ravens Hho O'Brien John A. Lyons Waly Fred Burefet Si Aeesh Drewler John Scheftick

Miss Jane Thompson Weds Carl H Schultz at Home Ceremony

Miss Jane Remsen Thompson daughter of Mrs J Todhunter Thompson married Carl H Schultz grandson of the late Carl H Schultz at 4 pm yesterday at the mother's 10 East Seventy eighth Street home. Rev W N Webbe officiated. Bride given by her brother Jonathan Thompson. Best man Gerald Dean. No attendants ushers or reception. They will reside at Hale side near Huntington LI.

Jane Remsen Thompson J. Todhunter Thompson Carl H. Schults Carl H. Schultz East Seventy-eighth Street W. N. Webbe Great Neck Jonathan Thompson Gerald Dean Mrs. Schultz Halesite Huntington L. I Clarice Paterson Myra D. Paterson West Eighty-seventh Street John McE. Bowman Central Presbyterian Church Madison Avenue Paterson Miss Paterson New York Eastern Golf Association Metropolitan Golf Association Robert W. Paterson Blantyre Lenox Berkshires Bowman Commodore Biltmore Manhattan Belmont Murray Hill Anaonia Mr. Hoover United Hunts Racing Association Greenwich Indian Harbor Turfl and Field Grace Meacham Mia Frederick Castle Meacham Clinton Avenue Brooklyn Tracy S. Lewis Beacon Fells Richmond Lewis C. Warner Naugatuck, Conn Lewis Mabel Cowen George Cowen East Seventy-fourth Street Eugene M. Strauss St. Regis Stephen S. Wise Henry C. Strauss Edwin Cowen Lewis Strauss, Jr G. L. Strauss Charles Strauss Irving Goldbarth Harvey Goldbarth South

Mrs. Vanderlip Calls Reconstruction Meeting at Scarborough-On-Hudson

Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip issued a call for a conference of community councils at her Scarborough on Hudson home on July 12. A definite campaign to outline reconstruction work through democratic lines will be discussed, with attendees including Governor Smith and notable leaders. John Willis Slaughter noted fifty two Greater New York councils and others nationwide aim to bridge gap between citizens and government to foster middle class cooperation for the common good.

Frank A. Vanderlip Scarborough on-Hudson Council of National Defense Vanderlip Europe Governor Smith Mortimer L. Schiff Arthur

Three Yale Commencement Classes Scheduled This Year

Special Correspondence New Haven Conn June 9 Yale expects larger alumni reunions this year with fifty five classes returning though graduating classes in both the academic department and Sheffield Scientific School are among the smallest in recent years. The week features include the war memorial service a patriotic gathering class day exercises and revived Glee Club concert and senior promenade.

New Haven Sheffield Scientific School

Monsignor Kelly Returns From Rome Amid Prohibition Banter

Monsignor Francis J. Kelly head of the Catholic Church Extension Society in America arrives on La Savoie after three months in France and Italy. He says Italian newspapers mock our prohibition move with cartoons of a thirsty Uncle Sam and reports the Pope sends cordial greetings. Captain Robert Godet, once in Paris, returns to meet a Danish commission and may escort them in America. La Savoie carried 854 passengers including 363 officers and men under Lt. P. W. R. Miller.

America Francis J. Kelly Catholic Church Extension Society la Savoie France Italy Rome Uncle Sam Robert Godet Paris P. W. R. Miller

Boyce's Tigers Meet Tonight for Patriotism Debate

Dr. A L Boyce, organizer of Boyce's Tigers, predicts a heated first meeting of Tiger Post No 23, American Legion, at the 69th Regiment Armory in New York. Ex-doughboys split into radicals favoring rope and lampposts and conservatives backing jail terms as Corporal Harry Mola presents radical resolutions.

A. L. Boyce Harry Mola Tate France

Tablet Dedicated to War Services of Jews in U S Army

A bronze tablet commemorating Jewish military service in the United States during the war was dedicated at Temple Israel Lenox Avenue and 120th Street. Soldiers who fought in the Argonne carried the tablet to the platform. Rev Dr Nathan Stern led the dedication prayer. Mrs J H Kempner presented a parchment honor roll listing eighty women of the congregation who served with the expeditionary forces.

War Services of United States Temple Israel Lenox Avenue 120Th Street Argonne Nathan Stern J. H. Kempner

Captain George Walks Without Crutch After Healer Visit

A man called Captain George, long crippled by birth, visited Trinity Chapel where healer James Moore Hickson prayed for the sick. After an unsettling experience, he stood with crutch and stick discarded as he touched the ground with his heel for the first time, declaring hope to work and perhaps command a vessel. Other testimonies followed, including a nine year old girl with a throat growth shrinking and a pain-free woman who discarded crutches, as crowds pressed for more treatments despite skepticism from Dr. A A Brill about lasting cures.

Trinity Chapel George James Moore Hickson Dreas Tribune New Jersey the Tribune New York Hickson Dr. Brill Mr. Hickson

Fifth Avenue Faces Threat From Tall Apartments

The Fifth Avenue Association and allied groups press a city hearing to curb new apartment towers above Fifty ninth Street. They seek a lien on further construction while debating removal of the Arch of Jewels and weathered decorations at Fifty ninth Street and Fifth Avenue and the library facade at Forty second Street.

Broadway Fifth Avenue Fifth Avenue Association Fifty-ninth Street Committee On City Plans Board of Estimate Broadway Association Municipal Art Society The United Engineers’ Society American Institute of Architects New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs New York Historical Society American Civic and Historical Preservation Society National Arts Club Thirty-fourth Street Forty-second Street Paul Chiflin Committee On Inhor Chaflin

Mexican Student Wins Columbia Art Medal

Emilio Rabasa Jr son of Emilio Rebasa a Mexican expert on international law and a senior at Columbia School of Architecture won the alumni gold medal for his design A Church in Classic Stage at the university annual art exhibition. He is the first graduate from the school with two medals and recently earned second prize at the Society of Beaux Arts exhibition.

Columbia Emilio Rabasa, Jr Emilio Rebasa Columbia School of Architecture Rabasa Society of Beaux Arts

Suffragists Ready To Make Campaign For Ratification

Washington reports from June 9 indicate national Democratic and Republican women groups will press for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. Republican women plan a definite fight if authorized. Democratic women push each state chair to lead ratification efforts. Taxpayer arguments and Western costs for special sessions are noted, while independence of the woman voter is cited as a reason for broad effort.

New York Tribune Washington Bureau Washington National Associations of Democratic and Republican Women Democratic Women's Headquarters Chicago National Association of Democratic Women

Cupid Passes 1916 Mark Except in Brooklyn

June marriage license activity rose across Manhattan Bronx Richmond and Queens in the first week of June 1816 peace period. Manhattan issued 1179 licenses up from 1021 last year while the Bronx gained 191 and Queens issued 118 versus 101. Brooklyn showed a decline with nine fewer licenses though Richmond rose by 29 from last year.

Brooklyn Manhattan Ibsuire Wces Bronx Richmond Queens

Poor Family in Need of Help Appeal For $325

The Charity Organization Society sought an appeal yesterday for 325 to support Mrs N and her four children through the year after the husband died of tuberculosis. Mrs N worked as a janitress and heavy labor drained her, but the society will stand by until she recovers. Contributions may be sent to 105 East Twenty second Street for prompt acknowledgment.

Charity Organization Society East Twenty-second Street

Peggy Wood to Star in Doubled Stakes with Goldwyn

Peggy Wood will join Goldwyn Pictures and depart for Culver City to film Doubled Stakes opposite Will Rogers. The project, adapted from Billy Fortune stories by W. R. Lighton and serialized in The Saturday Evening Post, marks Wood's silent film debut.

Peggy Wood Goldwyn Pictures Corporation Culver City Calif Will Rogers Billy Fortune W. R. Lighton Saturday Evening Post

Theatres Tonight Spotlight a Busy Bill at Multiple Venues

Drama Daddies reaches 325th night at Lyceum Theatre while Lew Fields appears in A Lonely Romeo at Shubert Theatre. Shubert bill showcases Mayhew and Avon Comedy Four burlesque A Hungarian Rhapsody with United States Jazz Band. Notables include Wilton Sisters Ai Whytal and Van Celles in skits, plus Pearl Regay and Lea Sheehan acrobats. Stella Mayhew also appears as Vanderbilts end engages.

Shuberts Lew Fields Romeo Shubert Theatre Las William Adstaen Lathron Wilgred Mayhew Moaty Gee Gace Clesp Eel Picardy Wellington Croas Avon Comedy Four United States Oliver Morosco Ai Whytal Wilton Sisters van Celles Thomas Duray Pearl Regayand Leater Sheehan

The Park Theatre Shows The Other Man s Wife This Week

A Park Theatre program features The Other Man s Wife with stars Stuart Holmes and Ellen Cassidy, plus Syd Chaplin’s submarine pirate comedy. The film condemns a deceptive lover in a wartime tale while portraying women’s wartime virtues. the program also offers news pictures and musical numbers under Frank Cook.

Park Theatre Rothapfel Stuart Holmes Ellen Cassidy Mr. Holmes Miss Cassidy Fred Hartley Fred Olive Trevor Evelyn Brent Becky Simon Frank Hall Carl Harbaugh Syd Chaplin Syd Frank Cook

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