The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 19

talion of blue- ed As an escort Motel Astor Ho Episcopal C Burial tary hon to-morrow ist’s mate h and for Commander 1 who was to have co QAETISSESLER “2-3 Jor the to 60 years by J ander Bieg Laid to ington Cemetery, t, 22.= iN | the hold-up at the The first found| fated airship, funeral of Comman i ja resting place in Arlington National al a jee y to-day when the body of Mam govide that | Licut Commander Valentine N. Bieg of| val Ac 4 Bryn Mawr, Pa. was buried there with ri — disaster Widow of Commander Max- well of ZR-2 One of City of Lucknow’s Passengers. | | Business Floors After being tossed about for three days in a gale of hurricane propor- tions, the Wilson Line steamer City of Lucknow arrived to-day two days late and bearing Mrs. Harriett Page # Maxwell, widow of the commander of | the ill-fated dirigible -~R-2, which | exploded and fell in Hull, England, | killing Americans, — Mrs. | Maxwoll, still suffering greatly from the shock of her husband's death, was accompanied by her two chil- dren, Page Maxwell, eleven, and Peter | Maxwell, 2. She was met down the | bay by her sister, Mrs. Charles Tun. | stall and her brother, Holt who will accompany her to Was ton where she will attend the func of her husband in the National Cemetery in Arlington, Va Speaking for his sister, Mr. Page waid: “My sister was in Brough, Yorkshire, when she received news ot the tragedy in which her husband his companions and crew lost t lives. She did not dent for many hb pened. She cannot, cuss the tragedy now." Mrs. Maxwell was me by several naval av friends of her late hu: Also accompany pass Iph B sixteon Is tints. attractively appointed shop of the Greenfield Millinery Co., Philadelphia. 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