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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
CAST OF MAN AND suPERMAN."
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE
"The Tanning of the Shrew. -

Mr.. sothern and Miss Marlowe opened
Eve weeks engagement at the Manhat-
tan opera House last night, producing
with their company, The Tanning
OF the Shrew" The work OF DIR.
Sothern as Petructio and Miss Mar
lowe as Katherine in this piece Is ia
miliar TO most New York theatregoers.
who have been sensible enough to avail
themselves OF the opportunity to see one
of Shakespeare liveliest and most act
able comedies played with exceptional
style aud distinction. 1t Is always pop
ular performance, and the house last
night was crowded and enthusiastic. MI.
Sothern and Miss Marlowe are most adj
mIrabIe In this delcctable comedy, and the
supporting company was entirely salts
factory.
srb. On af vy1p
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THE asv. DR.. THOMAS o'HANLoN.
rBv Teleersph 20 rhe Tr'Nnno

BV TeItRTNDh 70 TIC 7 VT"
Asbury Park. ~ J., Sept. D.-The Rev.
Or. Thomas OTIanlon, one OF the best
known members of the New Jersey An
nual Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. died this evening from
Br,ght's disease At his home in Ocean
Grove. He was eighty-two years old. IIo
leaves a wife and six children.
For thirty-three years DR.. O'Hanion was
president of the Pennington Seminary,
ard during that period six hundred mir
listers went out from the institution. lie
was member OF the Ocean Grove Camp
meeting Association and the leader OF
nc famous Bible class in that organiza-
tim
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col. WArrIRsoN ooEs HOME.

Colonel Henry Wstterson, OF The
louisville Courier Journal" has so far
recovered from the illness that confined
nm 70 the Hotel Ascot for several days
sisrt NAT ne was able 10 start for lsouis-
NJ sns. yesterday over the Pennsylvania
Ssnceds Mrs wetterson ard their son
'-tsVey accompany him.
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coLoNsL WEBB c. HAYES WEEDS.

Fremont. Ohio, Sept. 30.--co!onel Webb
y. dayes, son OF ex-President Rutherford
:. Hayes, and Mrs. Mary c. Brinkerhor,
sloow Of Judge Samuel Brinkerhoff. were
sIIr,ed here to-day and started for a
VSeolng tour OF the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
"HoNesr JIM MOVES.

Mr.. Bodep's play. Honest jim Blunt'
which has won smiles for q week or two
at tho Hudson Theatre. moved itself, bag.
Hagyage and complete cast. to Wallacks ..
where the first performance was given
last night 70 another amused audience.
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a III
Geiger, William. stewart James II.
George, Rev VIM. Mel Thomson. Clifford.
Gnlet. Susan v. NJ.
held at ST Josephs Cathedral. Hart ord,
Conn, Thursday morning, October 8, at II
o'clock A special train vii leave the Grand
Central station Thursday morning at 1910
Services The Funeral Church No. 2if West
28d st. Campbell Buiidins). Tuesday after
noon. o'clock
GEoRGE--on Sabbath, sep,ember 20. at Mont
clair. y. J.. Rev. William Mcleod George
IN his .9th year. Funeral service Tuesday.
Iobn w. Pri,charo, corner Of Holland Ter
race and Valley Road. Aontclair. y. ,.
GII.LEr-susan vincen, Minor. suddenly.
septem6er 2e beloved we o. E ,a,s S,srIs,
T. Minor. Funeral services at All saints
Memorial Church, Highlands Of Navesink.
0s,G0s e., Ns sDon J. sns train leaving s o.
West 23d st. ct 1870 a. N. FOR auanuc
Highlands.
MEEKER-on Saturday, September %. 1917
William J. Meeker. Funeral Tuesday octo-
S s,rrt !, S' PARK. j. Carriages at Madison
10 meet train leaving New York ~
o'clock.
sTEwART-september 90 1872 James Ram
say Stewart. IN his 10Th year une,si Sc.
ave Orange, y. j., on Wednesday oe'ooeF
2 at ESQ .. m.
ruoMsoN-On Sunday morning September
% 1910 al his residence. No 25s North
Croye At East Orange, y. j., Colonei CHI
FORD Thoneon In the roth year 81 his age;
Funeral SCI vices and high requiem mass A.
a. Mary's East Orange, at io:0 a ri;
Wednesday October 2, 1912. Carriages VIII
ha AZ East Orange station on arrival OF D.,
r q W Railroad train leaving Hoooken q
o:1S a. m Interment private.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LE-
GioN OF The UNITED sTATEs.--cou-
msnCery Of the State OF New fork-Som-
nanions are informed Of the death OF Corr
penion Clifford Thomson. Funeral serves
| Weanesdsy at fJ;30 .. m. at 81. Mary
| Church East orange. ". J. COMPANIONS VIII
attend BY order OF the Commander, WILL
IAN 3. COGSWslL. Recorder.
CEMETERIES.
THE woODLAwN CEMETERY.
| aaad St. By Harlem Train and BY Trolley.
once. 20 East 23d st., n. ].
UNDERrAKERS
FRANK. n. -CAwPpELL. 2Si;s wes Sse
st. Chnrcis, Private Rooms. FFNu'' A"Ss
iances Tel 1928 Chelsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

Lily Langtry, who rivals our own Lily
Moore In the art Of growing younger. is
al the top OF an interesting bill at the
Colonial Theatre. Mrs Langtry's vaude-
vile vehicle IS a clever s0tir!c piece en-
titled Helping the Cause" I'm which she
plays the part OF a suffragette who wished
10 be a martyr. but wanted to achieve
her martyrdom without pain or incon-
yenlence Her scene With the prison
matron, I'm which she promised her a
10 shilling tip. and asked her II she could
do hair, was delightfully."- amusing. as was
the scene with the young doctor. VINO dis
covered that her heart futtered nj incon-
yenient moments. The play is bit out
OF the run OF the usual vaudeville sketch,
and. indeed. the act hardly received the
welcome which Il deserved.
wellington Cross, the G. a. X. golfer
who went out In 81 and came home In 6S
and Lois Josephine were amusing In q
conventional girl and fellow act. Vera
AlIchelena. the musical comedy singer.
who made her local vaudeville debut, sang
acceptably and dressed attractive!y. Her
gowns, rather than her songs featured her
performance The lIanion BrothelS were
amusing in an acrobatic pantomIme, even
II they did call their turn Just Phor
Plum" Others on the bill were John =
Wade In "Marse Shelby's Chicken On
ner": Mayme Remington and Her PICKS
ANDY Rice and the Ramsdell Trio.
TAYLOR Granville, who Is well known III
vaudeville for his clever characterizations
Of lighters, Jockeys and other loiK Oh
that type, contributes clever piece oil
acting at the Union Square In piayiet
In three scenes. called THE system
The play was obviously suggested oy the
Ros.nthai case. for everybody cadeu
every one else liar. ana at frequent IN
teryals the system was referred TO
with bated breath. Granville was Billy
Bradley. alias The Eel" He had written
his thieves argot with considerable skill
and he handled II Well. refraining from
the touch OF over-els liberation OF slang
which so often makes the stage criminal
AN even more fearful object than the real
thing. Laura Pierpont was good as The
Eere" sweetheart. The play concerned
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKER4

THE woODLAwN CEMETERY.
once, 20 East 23d st., N. !.
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DIED..

ca,van. Patrick Meeker, william J.
Geieer. William. Stewart, James X.
George. Rev. VIM. Mel. Thomson. clifford.
Gillet, Susan " NJ.
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FIR ANK r. CAMPBELL 2Sl:s wen %
e. Chnrcis Private Rooms. Private Amou-
Iances Tel 1929 Chelsea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-23
StrGilinse ais aolOniiutOren.

gemertenstperte Sorti6ritte maf)t
bic BON Der preubiiden Staatsregie.
rung in glngriff genommene Relio.
ration unb 9ultipierung Oes nBlatte
genns" bel Wtiisenid 9ie llrbar.
ma6ilng BON 800 Morgen SeoIanO
am6 @rri6hins Don feds aolonats.
itellen lit beenOet, Die iGnttIih bereits
perpa6tet iino. slugenblidlid Diro
elm Seolano BON 1874 Worgen bear.
beitet, aitf Dem orei &olonate erridI.
tet iperben. Strafgefangene, Die 5u
Meien <ltilrarbeiten perluenoet
tperoen unO beren 9eben i'm Soben
8enn 4Iara Giebig anidauIid i'm
pGreu3 i'm 8enn" geitiloert bat,
fiibren aud bieie glrbeiten aus. Gin
&olonat, beitebeno aus 8obnbaus
init allem 3ubebOr ger1umigem
StaI, S6eune unb 8aeeni6uppen,
biir6ipeg maiiip uiisgeiiibrt, itellt
fi6 auf 10000 Warf. glbgeieben
bon ben @efangenen 5GbIt Die ge.
boIferune i'm ~8Iatte genn" belite
bereits 33 aopie. 0as 8or9eben
Der Staatsregieritug bat aud Die
rbeinii6e Notwithstanding Der.
anIabt, ebeniaus grob3iisise 8uItur-
arbeiten in ben Sohmooren Der @i-
feG bor8unebmen. SIM 8enn bel
Samers0orf iit Der 9Infane eemn6t
tporoen, unS in 6ieiem CONNER
piro bort elm 5rueites 9oIonat fertig
tper6en. Das @reebnis Der aaer.
6ings re6t miibepoIlen 9ultipierlng
seiet, 6ab aud in oieien oOen 8enn.
aegenben oeren ltnDirtli6feit nod
beute auf rieiieen SIGhen oem 81.
feIpan6erer Dor 9lugen tritt, bel
ia6fun6ieer 9etuirtidaftirne nod,
mand)e SomiIie ibr @usfoutmen fin.
ben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-23
Bur- @fdidte Der @IOdeH.
@ss elm itsiisrliAsr eariFiRtftr has ssa sssea
GntftstuHq ~ sttahlsH psia.

Die imiIsd,e 4gigitpeibiiirg bes
Observation-Disclosures @Iodentiirnies bon
Ban Wearco inb Beneoig gab Dem
itaIienii6en abgeorbneten Waran.
goni @elegenbeit, in Der y@a5etta bel
popoIo" iiber ben llriprung unb bic
8eit Der eriten 8enusung Der @Ioden
gu reIigioien 3meden 5u idreiben.
slaer Babrideiniidfeit nab mar Elm
irif1er Mond Der erite. Der Die
@IGubigen burd @IodenfIans gum
Gebet rufen Iieb. 9as @ort @Iode
ideint bon oem engIiideu 8eittpori
LOG" GdIaeen. anidIagen) berge.
Ieitet 5u iperben. Sn StaIien neunt
man bic @Iode .noIa" un6 Gambia.
mo- mad NoIa uno gampania, Der
erften Stabt unb Der eriten Brobin3,
iueI1e @Ioden einfiibrteu. Sn Der
srften Seit ipuroen bic @Ioden nit
ber Sanb, nit Sammer inb MeiBel
unb on elmer Mrt DredieIbant ange.
fertigt; Der BrortaeguB erifien erit
bieI ip1ter, iheint ii1 aber iebr raid
eItttpideIt du baben, beionbers in
Benebie; fonrte bod Der 9ose Srio
I. Partecipa5io, Der bonn Sabre 1854
BIZ sIlx Sabre Sst i'm 9lmte ipar,
bem Raiier bon 8p5ana aus Dauf.
bartlett bafiir, baB er ibm bic @iir6e
zines Reibsbertpeiers perlieben bot.
te. atpoIf @Ioden ihenfen. 60 ipen.
bette bic neneaioniide Runit benz
Orient bic eriten @loden, elm nSn.
itrument", 6as oamaIs on Der 2asu.
ne f9on iebr oerbreitet mar, 8ene-
big bIieb aud ip6ter fir Ianee bin
aus Die Seinat Der uniibertroffenen
Reiiter in Der 3uiammeniesuns bes
@Iodenmetolls unb i'm @lodengub.
9ie ,Ebeooromi" ober y2Gufer Got
tes", Die in ben eriten Sabrbunoer.
ten oes Gbriitentunls Die @I1ubigen
gum @ebet riefen, inbem iie nit boI.
aernen SGmmern ouf Metanplatten
iblugen, peri6ipanoen an Der 9agu-
ne SientIih i6nea bon Der 8iloflade,
nn6 es iteht felt. boB in @enebig am
gnbe bes Is. Sabrbunberts BON ben
aab1oien @lodentiirmen ON 500
sroBe @Ioden bas Gbriitenoolf Sur
Stride lodten. E.
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gIod 80. Is nne ssItssn an Stone apenus aaf benz
Stabtplan pon Scranton befasts Cot 10 40 Gus In
Tront bel iiO 5ub in Eiefe unb IN has aanb, lber,
ssa ssa.o sSI sas Satai Riases s S @ sss .
traaen i'm Deebbu& 80. 239, Seite N.
Dit Ssj4Ias bsIsst nns IN exsintion ssnoH!Hsn
ant bic aiase bsr Rsp S9iaer Snilbtns une soan
aHoeiation eesen GatbaIiue ReRamara. S4nIb
$500 Snisrsfjen pom "a. April 1907, anwaltess
bibren nnb Rotten. Subement 30. 7a6, Rai Termin
1897. 81. So. suH Sant Ssrmiu 1912. un
Serner:
selen 2anb, aelsesn IN Der Stabt Scranton, eodas
mama County nnb 6taat psnniplpania, bserenIt
unb bef9risben wie folat, nsmIi9
Gas r n bapon.-Antangenb an etnem Yuntte
an Der fabIi9en stite uon Blair Nuenus unb Der
n6rbItsn ede pon Got Ro. i'm Blod Ro. 4, auf benz
plan bsr 9etisp Griffin SinterIa1eni4aft pie usrs
Sssf SShs In 1S sdsase asasS Ss y S.aas sI ss
Settle uon Blair Mpenue eirs Gntiernune non 1888
Sub iu elmer ede, ieiens bic ihbweitli4e Gds pon
adaRa sne I em.tsrnnns m pon % isc hui .ntSns Ssr
2inie uon eots no. unb 2 su elmer Ansp, eann i'm
rebtsn Bintel IN norb6fIi6er @i8tung sntIans bes
iaqtsr aasp, bic fis bic psfIi4s siIis sss Esss'
redts ber Scranton nnb 6oref eitp Gtienbabn er'
reitt bann fortaeiest in norbofliHer Nt9tune ent'
lang beiaetem @egeredt gu Der norb6fli4en ainie
pcn Got 0o. sine entternuns pon etrpa f8 bnb,
barn In noromehiter Bihtung entlang her norbotts
Iiten einte pon Got 30. sine Gntfernuns pon 81
6ub ium anfangsplaHe III Theit pon 9ots 80. 2, 3
unb aut BEN Ylane ber Betep Urttttn ptntertafens
i4aft pis psrmsfsn unb ausssIsst pon s, &.
aawrenee, 9. Q,
Sas peite bapon:-Anfanasn6 an einem
puHtte an elmer auep, mo bic weitlide etnie bss
@egeretbts ber Scranton uno Toreit ettp eiienbabn
n6rbIid aebenb bas 2anb Der bsiagter Better @rffn
an ber H0r66fIi9sn eine ber beiaeten alep srteit,
bonn tn norbwehlider Ridtune entlahe ber norb6fs
It9en aiHte pon bejagtsr aasp 81 Dub, mstr oeer
fuenigeri tu elmer Gdeu ber ihb1fltbeu arle elmer
aueeren Mlep, baiin tn nprh6ftIidet Aihtnne tnts
lang her ihbbfIi9en 9tnie uou beiagter aaep A
6uB, mebr ober ptntser, su elmer ede In ber metz
fiben 2inie bes Wegeredts Der bsfaeten etisnbabn
Gompanie, bann In ilb6tlider Ribtune entlang
ber mefttihen 2ine bes beiaettn Beeeredts 50 6ub,
mebg ober rpeniger, gum AnfangsplaBe 60 IN elm
triansuIdrss 0rnbifhd an Der ilbli9en ede uon
eanb Der psrit. 9etiep Griffn.
Dit BsjHlaa belegt unb In Greiution gennmrien
auf bit Rlage uor 9. 8. Bon Stor6, fruhse, etgen
bic popnteae gis 9omp1np. Shnlb tS5O6.t4. SH,
tsiefeH pom 4. Rat 1912, dnwaItge blbreH unh
Rotten. Subgment 30. 23i, Rai Termin 1912. eep.
Ia. tum SUM Termin 1912.
% arren, Qnapp& DINA lev, anpaIts.
al eas s.nannts GissHtbum pirb uur sssfs
9aariabIuns vusauft.
2. 8. genaor, Sderif.
S6aiasamt Scranton, pa, DOnnuaaa ben
8. Nat 1912.
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30. 9.-aa ieue sepifs Got obsr Parseue eanb,
eeIseen In ber Stabt Scranton, eadawanna County
uno Staat Pennippania, beerenit uno bei9rieben
pis foIet, nemIi6: 81 Got 30. % im nnabrat ober
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9fberiff's-b -berkauf
-npn-
SGtRUOaem @raabetgeatbHm
-ani-
Treitas, Z. Snai 1912.

@tmdb stTf&isbtntr GrtfahpnsbsftbIs bon
6ifrn 8arias, etpari 8aeias unb gtnbiiipni CT.
Ponas, ausetfsIIt bon BEN Common pleas Sc
ri1t BON eadapanna COUNTY, an mi@ ssrinttt,
pnbt ID ausftssu iun 6fsntIi@sn Bsrfauf
bur@ gnfstsnuns pbn Nusruf an ben b5@f
per mtif 8isienbtn, fur Baar. In btm ST.
rt9isssbdubf In btr Stabt Srantpn. 9ada.
warna Gountu, an
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Grtua4ea Der Gbinefinnea-
tssita aus Sa eefA4Ats Der vsassHssssssa
im Nsies sa Heitts.

~Die nabe3u 400 TeiIionen sd1Iea.
be BeboIferiHt4 Gbtno8 beitebt aiir
SGIfte aus Sroteu. uip6 6ieie salt
tie toirb ni1t er1dt senoutn,en. Die
4iHefiide Srau lift MIR ein toitbarer
2uyrSsegeuitan6. SIM foaiaIpoIiti.
iden 9eben bes 2an6es bot iie bisber
nod gar feline HoIle 9eipieIt. aoer
cine ingebtIoete, unaisfsefldrte Srau
bemmt Die gnttpidluipa oes 2anbes.
eruie6ri9t bic Diirbe 6es Reniden
lut6 iett 6as fliltiireIe gtineau Der.
oh. go lanee bic Srauen = Wsut.
ter. @attin ODER Sdtpeiter = oIs
SfIapinnen in geiftiger DunfeIbeit
einberidreiten weroen, fann bon
freien Biireern = fbren WGnneru,
Sobnen irr6 9rii6ern = feline Re6e
feiu." Wit oieien 8orten, Die in
elmer groben SrauenperiammIuns
ou Pefing gefproden ipuroen, fenn.
5eihnete Dor fur5em cine Siibrerin
Der d)ineiiiden Srauenbepeguns Die
Gage Der dineiii6en Srauen 10, pie
iie bisber mar. sln Der groBen 5ret.
beitsbepegrng Der Iesten Mtonate
Doren ai,f Die Sraiien beteiliet; Iie
bat ibren Siibrerinnen Die eroBten
@rfoIge gebraft. bem I'M 8rinoip lit
ourdl einen 9eidIub 6es 0ational.
rats ben Srauen in0piiben bas
@ablredt eeIidert Doroen. Die
Srauenbepegun9 in China lit 5tpar
nod jung = ibre 9lnfGnee reiden
in Die neitnoieer Sabre bes berfIoiie-
men Sabrbunoerts =, iie bat aber
idon ibre @ei6ihte uno ibre WGrtp.
rerinnen. Die erlte mar Die Srau
eines dineiii6en 9eamten, Die ibren
Mann perlieB. mad Sapan ging. Inn
5u itiibieren, nod ibrer &iiffebr Die
Srauen5eiting rRai.Bau" berars.
CAB unb S6uIen fir Srauen grim.
oete. 8dIb aber ipurSe Iie renolutio-
nGrer glgitatiouen beibuIoigt un6
sum Sooe perurteiIt. ltmionit baten
Srauen Der ueri6ieoeniten @eieIl.
'ifaftsflaiien in elmer 8itti6rift Inn
ibre 9egnaOigitng. Der tragii9e Eo6
oieier NidrtDrerin ipornte Die dine.
Iiiden Srauen uur nod mebr oa5u
an, iib 5u organifiereu. Die ber-
i6iebenen Srauenbiinoe 5ogeu ibre
Rese iiber 6as gan5e 2ano. Do es
in China 6en Srauen nidt erIaubt
mar, iif 3u biloen, entianoten bic
5ralenorganiiationen bunoerte bon
iiingen gbineiinnen ms glusIon6.
SIM Sabre 1907 erraugen iie ibren
erIten groben Sieg; Die Hegieruns
erfannte linen 6os 8e6t 3u, iid 5u
biI6en. im6 Ieitete entiprehenoe, bas
SduImeien betreffenoe
Reformen in bic @ege. Cine in Der
Souptitaot Gbtnas berauseeaebene
3eitiine fir 5rauen ertpedte Sos Sn-
tereiie Der tpeiteiten 8oIfsi6i6ten. |
lno in Die Reibe Der fGntpfen6eu |
ISrauen troten nid]t nlr ioIhe aus
ionoern aud aus, boben |
lmo nieorigen 9reifen. Seute befin-
ben fib unter ben Siibreriuuen Der |
gertreterinnen Der |
bo6iten gIriitofratie aus Der nddfteu |
oes faiierbauies. 9ie
,rite gler3tin in China, Srai Samei.
lin, beenoete ibon Dor Span3ig Sab |
rem ibre Stuoien In Rep Uorf. sic
pibmete iid fait aitsidliebIid Der
eeituns uno enttpidIung oes 2ran.
tenbaliies ufto bet me6ioinifdeH
54uIe, Die fte IN Eientiin beeriiu-
bette. 9lm ltnterridt in ibrer Sdule
oeteiIigten itd iebr OteIe fIetue Obi.
teitnunen.
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9as bBdite Slid

.Se e0nnen Sbrer Sreiinoin tpobI
hiht ibr @hid2~ = % gelptSi
Dasn bos tpdre fhIiebIih 5u pieI
GiEiad fin iie, tpenn ih ite Sarnm
n,s6 rod benetoen tuiirbel"
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@si HetHeH @eiitern Seie' bid nie
Syn RnupRmeHten trdeel :.
Oar oitnIAte SaarsuMdS. fute bsEaRnt.
Erbeiiht oie meiite g3fsos.
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Cra6'@rbettes isAsg 9ss b b
- Bs6saBtaAr Nsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
thurman TEMPTS DEATH SAFETY At ROAD RACES
Milwaukee Circuit Will Be in
Hands of Militia.
ENTRY LIST TIGHTENING
Large Fields Assured in Con.
tests for Vanderbilt and
Grand Prize Cups.

Special precautions have been devised
for the safety OF drivers and spectators a,
the Vanderbilt, Grand Prize and other
cup races, 70 be held at Milwaukee Sep
TENDER l. TO p, according to rules which
were announced during tho week.
The course will be closed at 10 O'Clock
on the night preceding each race. and
only those having military passes will be
permitted on the course after that hour
regiment OF militia. aided by special
police and deputy sheriffs. will preserve
order No one will be permitted TO 20 on
the course until o'clock on the morning
Of September II. tho date Of the Grand
Prize race. The Vanderbilt race will
close the speed carnival on Saturday The
race will start at II o'clock and the dis
lance viii be about three hundred miles
Four hospi,sls--one for each leg OF the
course-wil be IN readiness. TWO sur
geons. each with an assistant and nurse
and motor ambulance, will be IN at
tendance.
Three more entries have been made for
the road carnival These are a tho OF
Mason cars entered for the Wisconsin
trophy race which takes place on Sep
TENDER 20. three days after the Grand
Prize contest The Wisconsin is a i7tl5-
mile event for cara Of from 1920 cubic
inches As yet the pilots for the little
cars have not been picked, but Harry
Endicott may head the team. Another
Mason car has been nominated for the
2ls-mlle Pabst trophy race.
with host OF crack drivers on the
list for the big car races, a great meet
is assured milford, Bergdoll, Hughes.
Wlshart, Tetzlaff and several others are
TO be seen in both Vanderbilt and Grand
Prize races, while In the International
Grand Prize Bruce Brown and Bragg will
team with Tetzlaff on the Flats. and Boil
lot, winner OF the French Grand Prix,
and two other foreign pilots will have
Peugeot mounts. Whether or not Boil t
will drive In both big races has not been
decided
Fresh from his double victory at Elgin,
Ralph De Palma Is expected 10 enter
both big races with Edward Schroeder $
sensationaly fast Mercedes. Whatever
fNtIlth no uetIuto " ~ 10 pH'No ~
tain that he will be one OF the most clos
ly watched drivers In the contest.
wild Bob" Burman's manager is plan
ming to put the speed king in the Van
derblt and Grand Prize on fast cars
from his racing stable, while Louis Dis
brow's entry Is expected shortly. Other
star pilots who have been tentatively
named are Len Zengle, winner Of the 1915
Paramount Park race and the 1911 Elgln
trophy event. Mortimer Roberts, Dave
Lewis. Joe Koran. Charles Merz. George
puI,en. Eddie Hearne, Joe Matson and
Johnny Jenkins.
The management Is familiar with the
possibilities OF danger In these races
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able including Lawrence, an end, VINO
may be developed to balance Eyrich: Da-
wilson, tackle: Granbery Miller, centre;
Eddie Hill, fullbRck. and Blackwell, half
back II is not likely that many recruits
will be drawn from last years freshman
team, Tabor, a small. but fast quarter
back, being the only man who showed
promise OF varsity possibilities.
The schedule for the coming season is
notable in that Cornell will play Dart
mouth. These two teams have not met on
the gridiron since 1900, when Cornell con-
quered the New Hampshire team by the
score OF "a to 6. This team, however. has
since that time risen high in The ranks
and the game will be the principal attrac-
ton on Percy Field this fall. Dartmouth
takes the place OF Chicago. which was
dropped after ar. undecisive series OF four
games, each team winning one game and
two ties resulting. New York University
occupies the place OF the University Of
Pittsburgh, and Bucknell has been taken
on instead OF Washington and Jefferson.
The schedule follows: September %,
Allegheny at Ithaca; September Is. Col
gate at Ithaca: october 8, Oberlin at lth-
AGA: October IL, New York University at
Ithaca; October 10, Pennsylvania State at
Ithaca; November .. Williams at Ithaca;
November Q, Dartmouth at Ithaca; No
vember IS, Michigan at Ann Arbor; NO
vep1ber Is Thanksgiving Day). Pennsyi-
vania at Philadelphia.
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TO FIX NEW YORK ROADS
Many Large Contracts Will Be
Let in Near Future.

The continued activity of the Depart
ment Of Highways Of New York state Is
shown In the large number Of contracts
for several hundred miles OF new roads.
bids for which will be received by {.
Gordon Reel, State Superintendent OF
Highways, at Albany, on September .
and 10.
Automobiles in tho metropolitan dis
trict will be interested to learn that more
than a score Of these contracts are 10
be let In Westchester County and on Ions
Island. The most important Of these con-
Germs the reconstruction Of the Boston
Post Road for distance Of ISs miles, d.
Nded as follows:
Larchmont Village. IS; New RocheHs
and Mamaroneck, 20; Rye Village. 2.S;
Pelham and New Rochelle, %; Pelham
Manor Village, l34, and Mamaroreck
Village, l.2s.
In addition to the contracts for rebuild
ing the Boston Post Road through West
chester County, there are many other
main highways to be improved in The
central and western sections Of the coun-
~. including a part Of the Albany Post
Road. making a total OF 1910 miles sp-
portioned as follows:
White Plains-Rye, La Bronxville W.
lage, 80; Mount Vernon City. Columbus
avenue, %: Yonkers City. Central PARK
avenue. 6S; East -Briarclif Manor,
500; Briarclif Manor Village, SO; Tucka-
hoe Village. .25; Peekskill Village, 2.2';
Ossinins- Croton River, 1.66; Iuckahoe-
White Plains, 2.i3, and White Plains W.
LACE, 2.02