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The Webster Post
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Helen Wood Locke
Collections
See Catalogue
The Sale WU1 Be Conducted by
Mr. AT'filT.STT'S W. CLARKE.
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ADMIRAL FECHTELER
IS DEAD AT NORFOLK
Was Commandant of Fifth
Naval District.
Washington. May 26.?Rear Admiral
Augustus F. Fechteler, commandant of
the Fifth Naval District, died at Norfolk
Navy Yard early to-day, aocordlng to
reports to the Navy Department He
had been 111 for several months. Ad
miral Fechteler would have reached re
tirement age September 21.
It le probable that he will be suc
ceeded In command of the Fifth Naval
District by Admiral Hugh Rodman, now
commanding the Paclflo fleet, whose tour
of sea duty ends this summer and who
Is expected to take over the command of
the Norfolk Navy Yard and the naval
operating base at Hampton Roads, Va.
SERVICES FOR P. T. BARLOW.
Memorial services for the late Peter
Townsend Barlow, City Magistrate, were
held yesterday afternoon at the Women's
Court, Sixth avenue and Tentk street.
[ Chief Magistrate William McAdoo pre
sided, and the court room was filled with
Judges, friends, relatives, lawyers and
I court attaches. Among the speakers
were Magistrate Charles N. Harris, Nor
man J. Marsh, William Sims, Joaeph E.
Corrlgan, Marc Lervlne and W. Bruce
Cobb.
LOST AND FOUND.
r LOST?Bet of furniture covers, from wagon:
| reward. Phone I-enos 5550.
Jewelry.
A REWARD OF flOO
will be paid for the return of gold ring con
taining one large star sapphire and 10 small
dlumonds: lost May 10. between 84th st. and
Brooklyn, or In subway. I. H. A B. II.
