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CHANGES IN KEITH HOUSES.
Royal Theatre I'm The BronH IL
Added TO Vaudeville Chain.

f. F Albee announced yesterday that
the B. F. Keith New York Theatres Com
pany has taken over the Royal Theatre
in The Bronx. The ROYAL will present It's
programmes direct from B. F. Keiths
Palace Theatre. Keith Junior vaudeville
and motion pictures will be shown in me
Bronx theatre. The Royal has been taken
over for high class vaudeville TO succeed
the Bronx by reason Of Its larger capac-
ity and superior facilities for presenting
big acts.
Harry Bailey. former manager OF the
Colonial Theatre, will be house manager
OF the Royal. The season will open on
August 81. The highest prices will be 25
cents at matlnees and so cents at night.
At present the Royal is being thoroughly
gone over by decorators and cleaners
Tho Alhambra Theatre will open It's
season on August 81. Bert Young former
treasurer. has been promoted to the house
management The Colonial Theatre will
be gin its season on September I.
In Brooklyn tho Bushwick Theatre will
open the season on August "a. with
Benedict Blatt as manager Tho Or
pheum viii open on August 81, with
Frank Girard as house manager. while
the new Prospect ThAtre. Just of Fifth
avenue on Ninth street, will open as
Keith Big Time house on or about Labor
day. William Masaud will be the man
ager. The Greenpoint Theatre will split
time with the Harlem Opera House, pre-
senting Keith Junior vaudeville. and will
be the official tryout house OF the United
Booking Offices. The Crescent Theatre
will give up stock and open as n picture
theatre. with a conservatory stage and a
Wurlitzer unit orchestra.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AT
LENOX HALTED BY HEAT
Temperature at Record Mark
Mrs. Alexandra and Mrs.
Foster Entertain.

Lemon. Aug Social activities were
halted here to-day by the hottest day OF
the summer
pr William Gilman Thompson. who was
III for two weeks az Halidom, his stock
bridge country place. and later went 10
New York. Is being treated At the New
York Hospital, Mrs. Thompson has
opened their town house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Warren have
gone TO Bear River, y. s.. for an outin-
I'm the woods Mrs. oscar Ias!Ci and her
daughter. Mrs. William Marshall Built,
have returned from an automobile trip To-
Lake George. Miss Caroline Lippncott
of Philadelphia is visiting Miss Emily
Lppincott at Willis Cottage, Stockbrdge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Sherman. Miss
Anna Dorman OF East orange and Mr..
and Mrs william f. Hooper Of New York
arrived at the Red Lion Inn. Stockhridge
w W. Brown OF the Hotel Aspinwail
has presented trophy cup to the Lenox
Golf and Tennis Club.
Mrs John Il. Alexander fas hostess at
luncheon at Spring Lawn. Mrs. Graud
Foster also gave her regular Sunday
luncheon at Bellefontaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Parsons received
a cablegram from Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Iveson Parsons announcing the latter's
safe arrival In Lucerne. Switzerland Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Smyth of New York are
fd'sAS VI anu hEH' JdHlts
Parsons In Stockbridge.
John w. Llngard OF New York who is
passing tne season al the Hotel Aspinwall
with Mss Lillian Lingard. entertained
Lieut.. Ernest Nogel. Lieut.. Adolph A.
Vogel and Lieut.. Charles Lang OF the
Swiss army to-day Miss Lingard ar
ranged an excursion TO the summit OF
October Mountain. the party using Mr..
L!ngard's saddle horses
Mrs. Paul J. Sorg and Miss Jessie Cole
man. who had been at the Hotel Aspin-
wall, motored to-day to the White Noun
tains. Mrs, Giraud Foster will send sweet
peas TO the Newport flower show this
week. Meredith Rowland, who had been
visiting William Douglas Sloane. has
gone to Newport
DIR. and Mrs Theodore C. Janeway. who
were in Stockbridge, have departed FOR
Long Island, where they will pass the
month Of August Mr., and Mrs. Daniel
Chester French have Mr., and Mrs. Walter
Barnum, Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers, Miss
Helen Harbeck and Leavitt ]. Hunt OF
New York at Chester Wood. MIR. and
Mrs. John Graham and Mr. and Mrs
George L. Williams Of New York arrived
at the Curtis Hotel
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CARTER HARRISON ON AUTO TOUR
Chicngo's Mayor, wife and Daunb-
ter Stop at Breton Woods.

BRETON WOODS, Aug 9.--Mayor Carter
II. Harrison OF Chicago, Mrs. Harrison
and their daughter, Miss Edith Harrison,
who are motoring TO Narrasansett Pier,
are spending few days at rhe Mount
Pleasant House.
/ William Barron. Jr.. arrived from
Europe this week and is at Crawford
with Gen. and Mrs. w. A. Barron. He Is
entertaining Dick Russell. son OF the late
Gov Russell of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly enter
tained several members OF the cottage
colony at tea at the Profile. Mr., and Mrs
J. " Conyngham are entertaining Miss
Matloek at the Mount Washington Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris w Mundy have been
Joined by Roswell w Mundy at the Mount
Washington, The annual golf tournament
will begin tomorrow. Roswell Mundy
has twice held the Breton Woods cham
pionship,
Mrs. John Wanamaker. who is at Bret
ton Woods. is much concerned over her
family, having had no word from Mrs
Barclay Warburton who Is in Carlsbad.
or Rodman Wanamaker. who Is IN Eng
land. Mr.. Warburon Is in Russia and
John wanamaker, Jr, Is IN Paris
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Joan Sawyer, the dancer, has been
obliged by Illness to cancel her summer
engagement at the Palace Theatre she
viii go to a private hospital for an APP
pendlcitis operation.
Leon Van Dell, the Partisan dancer
will introduce three new dances tonight
at the Jardin de Danse. They will be the
Lulu Fade. the Talana and the Yep Sing
Nicholas Dunaew. one Of the Vitagraph
players who has recently returned from
has secured permission from Nine Tol-
stoy to present Tolstoys dramatic works
in motion pictures. THE Power OF Dark
ness" will be the first play to be put in
motion picture form
william Faversham Is worried over the
whereabouts of the scenery for THE
Hawk t"L'EpirVier'D, which WAS to
have been shipped last week II was the
work of Joseph Harker, who painted the
scenery for Mr. Favershams production
of "Othello' and Julius Caesar" II the
scenery does not arrive In few days Mr..
Faversham will send a representative TO
London to look for II and TO learn the
whereabouts Of Mile. Gabrielle Dorziat,
who IS to be his costar In THE Hawk"
and who has not been heard from since
the war began.
Are You My Wife, now farcical
comedy. will be shown at the Broadway
Theatre. Long Branch. on Thursday night
and probably will begin New York en-
gagement on Monday at the Maxine
Elliott Theatre. In the cast will be Roy
Atwe!l. Florence Fisher, Marion stephen
son, Justine Johnstone, Cecilia Clay,
Mary Ptndergsst Albert Reed. George
| A Stiiwel, Carl Bates, Albert Dupont,
Albert Andruss, Fletcher Harvey Franz,
Walsh, Walter W. Armin Harry Matt
land, Eben Fenner. James A Boshell and
/ William Gaunt.
| The 250th consecutive performance OF
kitty MacKny" vii take place to-ngh,
| at the Comedy Theatre,
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HUNT CLUB HORSE SHOW
CASH GOES TO RED CROSS
Governors Announce Opening
on Aug. 29-GOlf Cups Won
at Southampton.

Southampton. n Y, Aug e.-T'he
governors OF the Suffolk Hunt Club have
announced the clubs annual horse show
Will open on Saturday, August 90. The
show will be given for the benefit OF the
Red Cross work and will he held IN the
paddock adjoining the clubhouse At Hay
ground.
There will he eight classes. including
chldren's ponies saddle horses, farm
horses. ladies' hunters. jumpers. single
harness horses and sporting tandems.
The entries will close on August "a
Henry u. Babcock, president OF the
club, will be assisted by the following
committee, of which Rufus l.. Patterson
lie chairman: j. T.. Berwind. Is Ogden
Chisolm, George e. Clark, Thomas y.
Clarke, Henry e Coe. q. Warrington
Curtis DR.. George A. Dixon. John r.
Harris, Alvin w. Krech, Adrian n. Lar
kin. Goodhue Livingston, Ambrose
Mcneil, George L. McAlpin, Morgan j.
O'Brlen. ]. Harper Poor, Stephen II. p.
Pell, Harry Pelham Robbins, Henry W.
Sage, Percy II. Stewart. Oakleigh Thorne,
Henry O. Trevor, Il. $. Twining and
Frank ". WiborG.
Shlnnecock Hills Golf Club were played
yesterday. Nelson Whitney won the
presidents cup offered by George c. Clark,
The Shinnecock cup offered by the trus-
tees OF the club was won by Gerard b,
Lambert. The handicap was won by Ed
mund =, Rogers.
on Wednesday. August 10. both after,
noon and evening, Miss Ruth Draper will
entertain at the Meadow Club tea house
In original monologues
Miss Anna Wright Is again with Mrs,
Walden Pell after visiting friends at Bar
Harbor, Ne.
Mr. and Mrs Cortland Nicoll are
spending a few days with Mrs Benjamin
Nlcol and her daughter. Miss Elsie
Nicoll, at their cottage on shinnecock
Hills.
DR. and Mrs. Albert H. Ely entertained
Hosmer Barrett and Nathan Lord to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frederick Watson OF
Orange, N, j. and Mrs, Leigh Hunt are
guests at the Meadow Club.
Tomorrow Mrs. +. A. Valentine will
entertain the Garden Club at the Orchards
and In the evening Mrs William Lowe
Rice will entertain about forty OF the
Junior set for her daughter, Miss Virginia
| Rice.
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, who has been visit.
ing the Rev. and Mrs Herbert Shipman
at the Thousand Islands. returned last
night
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DIED.

BRUNO.-Gus. aged So Services THU
FUNERAL CHURCH" 81 WestTwenty.
third street Campbell Building
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Auspices Of
Actors Fund
BUpD.--At St Luke's Hospital FRIDAY
August T. 1914, Harriet L. & Budd
wife Of the ate Underh'l A. Budd and
daughter Of the late Hampden Cuts
aud Mary y. S. Cuts.
Service at Grace church Monday. Au-
gust 10. at u o'clock 1nterment Tues
day at Brattleboro, ". Please do not
send flowers
CONOVER.-su suddenly ~ Breton Woods.
y ", on saturday, August s. 1914,
Emma widow ~ Edwin Degraw Con
over ana daughter Of the late James
and Aida Mccullough
Funeral services at her la residence. 20
West Third street. Bayorne, y, w. Mon
day. August To- a. y "
HARDER Victor A, at his residence, ts5
Eighth avenue, Brooklyn, August ?, l9li.
In HE s,xty-eighth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
JOHNSTON. ON Sunday. August ., 1914,
James W. husband o; the late Amelia c.
Johnston, formerly Of IS william street.
East Orange.
Relatives and Friends. also members OF 81
Nicholas Lodge, No. SCI r a A. NJ,
are invited to the services az STANLEY
Cole Chapel. 52t orange street, Newark.
y. j. TUESDAY evening, Angus II, a.
o'clock Inttrment In New York bay
Cemetery
POTTER At Colorado Springs, on August
r Ashton Howard Potter, son Of the late
Howard and MARY Louisa Potter
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RED CROSS FETE ON
VANDERBILT LAWN
yevport Women VIII Present
Tableaux Also in Aid Of
the War Fund.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Flower Girls Are Chosen for the
floral show at Belcourt
This Week.

,,r,rs Aug women OF the sum
colony here who are interested In
I.t,trv money for the Red Cross interna-
-. war fund held another meeting,
"a dar.dsd that besides having an en-
.s,,,,r,,er. there will be given a lawn
,,,s Tn, fete will take place on
~. seaside lawn at Mrs. Nanderbilts
a., August = and -. on each evening
Mere vu hc tabl,aux shown in the
u,varI ~ cushing will stage the tab
lug assisted by Mrs w X. Vanderbilt.
- ,rl Miss Maude * Wetmore. Mrs.
.,.,,.s,rt Fish Mrs Pembroke Jones,
,t-. George f.. Widener, Mrs. Arthur Cur
,,.s lanes and Mrs j. y. 4. Clark will
-s,. ,-srge II the main booths at the
IAN fs., Committees Of assistants will
y. amounted and there will also be a
,ouri,'te from tho permanent residents
~ Newport 20 cooperate with the sum
.ner residents
rsa Misses Mildred RIves, Dorothsa
x,rs LOIS y Cassatt Lesley r Pearson,
fosenhine : Pearson, Eleanor Darlington,
lane, Fish and Miriam Hartman will be
aousr girls az the midsummer flower
,r,y late In the week at Belcourt
VIZ and Mrs William Greenough, who
lad been visiting here. have gone TO New
York Hermann Oelrichs, who was on
, -ru.se on his NaRabond II, has re-
turned here Mrs Whitney Warren and
daughter are boz Paris, according to ad-
vices received h're.
60. J u Willard has not yet sue.
e.saed in reaching his family by cable.
A. last accounts they were In 81. Moritz,
Switzerland
Among the dinner entertainers tonight
were ". Herbert NJ Hartman, Mrs.
ogden Nils Mrs August Belmont, Mrs.
Hamilton Mex Twombly and Mrs. Penn
broke Jones Mrs r. Livingston Beck
man vas luncheon entertainer at Lands
End
. 2 Na'caif Of Providence. James A.
Burden @! New York, guest Of George r.
Fearing j. L. Chauncey James of New
Yorh Meredith Hare OF New York, visit
ng Henry C.ews l.. Il. Preston OF New
York. guest o. James r. Haggin; Or. and
Mrs Albert Lamb Of New NIX. visiting
NJ and Mrs Dudley Davis, were regis
tered az the Casino to-day
Commander and Mrs Edwin II. Till
man. L. $ y whose summer home Is AT
jamestown. have announced the engage
msrt 4 their daughter Frida 10 Lawrence
g Fraser ~ Nashville The wedding will
take place In the fall,
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WAR FILMS ON VIEW TODAY.
Motion Pictures From the Front
Feature at Hammerstein'a.

Motion pictures OF the early days OF
the European war which arrived on the
Olympic on Tuesday will be shown to-day
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre and
roof garden through special arrange
ments with the Pathe company.
The pictures will run for half an hour
and will show intimate views OF the varl-
Gus rulers involved in the war. their
armies, and scenes taken Immediately
after the assassination OF the Archduke
Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess OF
Hohenberg
The Reno Films, Inc. will receive
from abroad by the Philadelphia a com
p9te series of photographs taken by a
stan correspondent at Nancy, near the
Alsatian frontier. during the German in
vasion OF Belgium The photographs will
illustrate a war play which has been eN-
pressly written for this company by Paul
NJ. Potter, entitled The War of Wars"
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PATERSON, y. J.. Aug. Miss Eliza
beth d. Young. who was a school teacher
here for a quarter Of century and an
active worker in the Paterson Young
Women's Christian Association, died late
last night at the home Of her brother.
George l.. Young, 81 Fair street. She was
81 years old.
Miss Young was born in Paterson and
lived here al, her life. She was a mem
Der OF an old and prominent family in
this section. From childhood Miss Young
was a member OF the Prospect Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. She WAS a
Sunday school teacher here for many
years She is survived by one brother.
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CHARLES WEBSTER DANFoRTH.
Local Manager of Pittsburg steel
Company Dies Here.

Charles Webster panforth, New York
manager OF the Pittsburg Steel and Iron
Company. Metropolitan Building. while
on his way to Moosehead Lake. Me, for
his health died OF heart failure yesterday
evening in the Grand Central Station. His
wife. Mrs Florence Danforth. was with
him at the time Mr.. Danforth who was
10 years old. lived at So Park avenue,
East Orange, ~ J. He had been III for
some time
Mr.. Danforth was born in New Haven
Conn. was graduated from Yale in 1896
In the Sheffield Scientific School and was
a civil engineer Before taking his last
position he was connected with the Amer
lean Bridge Company. He belonged TO the
Yale Club.
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In New York To-day.

Society TO Lower Rents and Reduce
Taxes. public meeting. Battery Park,
noon.
Workmen's Compensation Commission.
hearing, Madison avenue.
National Foreign Trade Council meet
ing at New York Chamber OF Commerce,
1880 A. NJ
Mass meeting OF women for Becky Edel-
sohns release, Murray Hill Lyceum, 8
i. NJ.
Washington Irving High School, exhibit
OF paintings from the Metropolitan Mu-
scum, A. NJ. to =, NJ,
National Arts Club. exhibit of paintings,
ll9 East Nineteenth street,
City Club, exhibit OF paintings IS West
Forty fourth street
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MISS DoRO TO PLAY WITH DREW.
VIII Appear In "ProdiRnI Husband"
Before diplomacy" Opens.

Marie Doro, previous to her appear
ance IN the Gillette Bates Doro combina-
ton for the production Of Diplomacy"
will appear az leading woman for Mr.
Drew In his comedy "The Prodigal Hus-
band" which will open the Empire
Theatre on September z
Miss Doro's part in The Prodigal Hus-
band is an unusual one-a double piece
OF characterization. In the first act she
will appear as child Of IL and in
the latter part OF the comedy as a young
woman of IS. Miss Doro Will con-
tinue with Mr.. Drew until the middle Of
October. that is, until the opening date
for Diplomacy"
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Sir Edward Anwyl was widely known
as an educator. He was tie author Of
many books on Welsh literature. among
them being celtic Religion I'm Pre-Chris-
tian Times The Book Of Aneirin' and
Grammar OF Medieval Welsh Poetry"
lie was member OF the cour, " gov
ernors and senate of University College
an Aberystwyth and member Of the
executive committee of the court Of Uni
versity Of Wales. Other positions he held
included adjudicator at the National Els
teddfod. member Of the council of the
National Library OF Wales and member
of the editorial committee OF the Cam
brian Archaeological Association.
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NEWPORT, Il. l.. Aug, Mrs Josephine
Angler Bnney. widow OF William B!nney
Of Providence and long a summer resi-
dent here. died at her summer home to-
day Mrs Binney had been long an in
valid and her death was caused by a com
plication OF diseases. She leaves two
stepchlldren, Mrs, Samuel Powell. Jr,
and William Bnney, Jr.
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Victor \. Harder.

Victor A. Harder, president OF the
Realty and Construction Company, 1874
White street died yesterday morning at
his home 1T 495 Eighth avenue. Brooklyn,
after q lluS illness. Mr., Harder MAS 6S
YEAR did Besides q widow he leaves
four children. one Of whom is George A.
Harder. treasurer Of the company. who
lives at - FIFTH avenue. The funeral
will 10 Oh Wednesday.
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NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. Y.-Mrs.
James r. Baker OF New Rochelle. y. y.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William Chap
pei, died to-day Al the summer residence
OF her parents In Windham, Conn. She
was II wears old Besides her parents
She leave q husband. two brothers, n ST.
ter and YOUNG daughter. Before de-.
marrilcc she was a school teacher In this
CITY.
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David tOuse.

NEWTON, n. j. Aug, s.--Davld Couse.
who for thirty years was a court crer
here and who in that time is SAID never
10 have missed q session OF the county
court, died at his home ~ Trinity street
this afternoon He was born In 1888 and
for years conducted cotton mill in Sus-
sex county He came to Newton in 1856
Ho leaves widow, two sons and
daughter.
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Mrs. Emily Henrique. Myers.

Mrs. Emily Henriques Myers, widow of
Angelo l.. Myers, and daughter Of the
late Moses Henrques of London, died
yesterday at her home, II East Thirty
seventh street Mrs. Myers was well
known in this city and in London and
Paris She was rs years old.
Her husband was In the importing bust
ness in this city for many years and was
a member OF the firm of Lawrence, Myers
&
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Miss Board 20 BE Bride,

MoNTcLAIR, n. j., Aug, 9,--Francis A.
Board OF Trinity place has announced the
engagement OF his daughter. Miss Flor
ence Board, TO John c. Freeman. also Of
Montclair Another engagement JUST an
nounced here is that of Gilbert Tyndale-
Lea of Montclair and Mrs Anne Barlow
Osborne Of Philadelphia
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WEDDINGS.
tldlen--sitcu.

.>i. .Alr, y. J., Aug, 9.-Announce-
-. vs. made here to-day OF the mar
T-se ~ guechee, Vt, on august /. of
n FANNIE Field Niven. formerly OF
a., .'a'F snd Claude Leslie Alden of
~, nee. Miss Janet Niven, sister Of
10. VAS maid OF honor ard Benja-
~. l.1@l OF Orleans, VI, brother OF
y. "',Gesroom. was best man Miss
hi SeAson and Miss Rachel Bohe OF
.-,nea were bridesmaids. The ccre-
.ny vas performed in the Cnngreca-
a'nal u~ch
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Charles y. Ellis.

Charles p. Ellis Is dead at Oakland.
Cal, where he and Mrs Ellis have been
living for the last two years. according to
word received here yesterday. They lived
formerly at 2l7 East seventy second
street. Mr.. Ellis was one OF the pioneer
oil men In this country and was the first
partner Of the late n. II. Rogers. MIR.
Ellis was II years old. lie married Mrs
Clara A. Wall, who was the matron of the
Florence Crittendon Mission for many
yeara
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Park tomorrow the leading woman's part
will be taken by Miss Madge Kennedy
instead OF Miss Fay Wallace, who has
been rehearsinR II for the past two
weeks. The reason Is that Miss Wallace
collapsed from overwork Saturday at re
hearsal The play will open here Friday,
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SIR EDWARD ANwYL.
We'll known welsh Educator and
Writer Dies.

LONDON, Aug. Sir Edward Anwyl
died to-day AT the age OF IS. He was
professor Of Welsh and comparative
philology at the University OF Wales lie
was unmarried
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weather at summer Resorts.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug s,-Temperature
so
AsBURY PARK, Aug s.--remperature 10
AsHEvuLE, y, G. Aug. s.-Temper-
ature, ~
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DR.. ROGUE 8. PErA.
President of Argentina Dead I'm
Madrid, states Report.

MADRID, Aug 2.--The death of Dr.
Rogue s. Pena, President OF the Republic
OF Argentina, is reported In a message
from Buenos Ayres. He had been III for
some time.
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DR.. Pena was elected to the presidency
In 1910. his father. Don Luis Saenz Pena.
having been elected to the same post IN
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1892 He was lawyer and soldier and
often expressed himself on the Monroe
Doctrine, saying II was the one cause Of
the Latin American hostility to the
United States.
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THE SEAG0ERS.

Arrivals hv the American liner New
York. from southampton and Cherbourg
Julian Baird John g, Easton
Mr. and Mrs. y, X The Rev + ID, T.
RupprtCht II Hickman
Albert NJ Wiggin John McCirane
Col. and Mrs X Mr. and Mrs Harring.
Gross ton l., Nichols
william Morris. Or snd Mrs Eugene
Ernest Ratscy. d O'Noill
DR. e. ApplewhAtr Mrs W Parish
Franklin Benson DR. and Mrs J r
The Rev, Harry " Pennington
Smith Percy Standing
Arthur Wood. The Rev. " VI
william u Summon, Burnty,
l. Lehman " l. lie Roy
Dr Charles Hanna Mrs John Rogers