The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-28
Angry Because Not Bid
den to MIR. fuckers
Dinnersto Prince.
IDIRECTORS. MEET,
WILL ACT FRIDAY.
Majority Said to Resent the Di-.
rector-General's Plain Attempt
to Huniliatc the Exposition
Prcsident-Mr. Tucker
Returns, but Will
Not Talk.

sft4.#t Returns r HIT \Aft1i aefsstsHsl
'Si -
Not Talk. S4
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Especial from staT Corresno,ta,+5,
Mr,p1,o, !, 51,2H, - = -
& 81 : ~ a. Pusust 2i.-The
contents OF the much-discussed letter
written bv Director t.a,ara, r.rr
the .1amestou ,,x.,,,,a -,
'n', jamestown exposition, to Presi-
dent, Harry ST. George Tucker. plao
ing Mr.. Kohlsaat in charge -
ceremonies and inract,c.11v radnot,
NJ r,;a,,a 'uuoins -
~ - t''e ranks mas, at last,
become public.
While the letter II, fn,, l., 80 ,o,,
f,r,,,s,,oa 90, i'a' -. os''' n
~ poo1ica tio1l' lhose who i8
nave seen 1t state that 1T completely
dlsposes of the story told by Mr.. Dixon, \
assistant director general. to the ef-
feet that Mr. kohlsaat was simply
made Mr.. Barr's social secretary.
The letter, in curt and concise terms
informs Mr.. Tucker that the writer
Mr.. Barr, was not invited to the lunch
con given by the former to Prince
Wilhelm of Sweden, and that there
fore in the future all matters relating
tc the entertainment of distinguished
guests will be placed in the hands OF
49, = hNohishdl, WHO, Is presumed, Will q
see that the director- general Is prop Fl
erly wined and dined. The letter. III
IS said, contains a copy of the invi-#5
'atlons sentGout by MIR. and Mrs. Tuck II
er, 60 the entertainment In honor ots
rrlncc w llhelm, calls attention to the
iac! mat the luncheon was given {
wllhin i the exposition Grounds, points
49,, Viz tle dlrector- general was not
~ ~ tteu,# ana closes with the sentence
~, y. ceremonial decapitatlon of Mr.
& : '',N'. ueN.r. !. {. $
AHehp' 70 Hnniiiintc Tucker.
The cat Is at last ont OF the ha q ana
the public has become aware that an
attempt has been made Sto humiliate
Mr. MI: tucker not because he failed to
eiltertalh ,1l. d1stlngutshed guests with
owe le cerefnonY, hut tEg atfer that he did
ny ~ ~ eIl,tlertain ltain the maj VIII SO orning
al az .IHilhgs social describes himself. 5ac-5,
:, ~ Z, as q lle"er&or
IT can he assert g, tt' witt Z -
certainty thai Mr. Eobisaat aas,s;tsi
Mr.. Dixon,s sta - +he 80, tra,.,. 20
has been placed in al,soInta a contrn1 =.
|all entertainments at the eynos,t,one5
no matter who pavs the nrica.#f2 n 4 !,
connection It Is Interesting ~ recai,
Mr.. Kohlsaat's connection 4 WI thA tha M
exposition. He was empIoyed sona
months before the openingSd day ar IS
y d. b
Europe, to be gone three months. With
the understanding that hts expenses
would not. exceed $1;5OO. Mr.. Kohlsaat
remained four months, and 1t Ia stated
by a director of the exposition that
his EXPENSES amounted to very m,lcf.
larger sum, with the resultthat Prince
Wilhelm visited the exposition. Since
the opening of the exposition, Mr..
AonlSaat duties have been practi-
caily MI and this was so apparent
.ila. Mr. Barr gave notice that he
would remove his name from the pay -31
roll
at this interesting moment, when the
In the balanca ia % ne m Ta,,rra ,no.s,1u. ns,hs
cara nf ,n,it,tio,, ,,,.,.,aa '..u ~. y
eaiu s o. S.nsi'atlon =. Worked the change
Or front that has made the New Yorker
the glass Of fashion and the mold oe
form.
No Money to Entertain.
49,. :, .,-I.S 4
the present awkward situation. a
month before Prince Wilhelm arrived
In Hampton Roads Mr.. tucker and M
Barr 1a,, conferred regarding the enter
Lall Laialneht OF the olsstih hsulsned Vlsltor.
1t was found that an entertainment
behtting the occasion could not be
damurred savine HAT tbe >exnositi,ns
~, ~ sasins a,ae Wy eapos't.n.1
Tucker then said that he would enter
tain the prince without Ito the ex-
position and that he would give a lun-
cheon ana a lawn party in his honor.
This was agreed to. and tl.are the mat
tor silent for thirty DAYS and thirty
nights
On the day OF the luncheon Mr., Barr
asked Mr. Tucker what provision had
,,aa,, ,naao for tbc antert ainment of
pe,,.' psIn 4'rauT W,,,,,a,, tp -
frihce w iihaitil'
Mr. IucKer replieu Inal ,a a luis.,e'o,, t,'.,.
had been arranged month before
Mr.. Barr then remarked, II have not
eon."' Mr.. tucker explained that none
had bccn sent him or any officer of
the exposition. since only twenty
t.,nm uuS's :, wedis, ono and the yenre-8
/ sept.t,ves sent ~ the army and navy made
IN, the number. Mr.. Barr Insisted that