CentsHURvSDAYFIBERSinstances it tnd publica-i until moits t. IncomeLibscriptionsnental reguJen furthere inconvenr ourBLISHERSmu win con xlucing pub tercial printHARVEY WILLIAMSNOTICE AR OWNERSDeadDwight Hervey, retired teach-laturday, Sept. 13, at his home,: 111th street. He was seven-years old.'ervey had been associated :hii^g for forty-four years. He schools in Tennessee, Kansas ’ Jersey. He was principal of school at Lakewood, N. J., rintendent of schools at Paw-*. I.j; Malden, Mass.; Auburn, id Little Falls, N. Y. He was president and at another time ' and treasurer of the New Association of School Super-tsi He retired in 1930.ervey was born in Mount Ver-lio, and was graduated from university, Granville., Ohio, -ining are his wife, Mrs. Mary h Hervey; a daughter, Mrs. . Fincke, of Great Neck, L. I., brothers, Dr. Walter Hervey, York, and Dr. Clifford R. Her-St. Petersburg, Fla.—N e w erald-Tribune.