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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-01
They are More Observing than Men
and Will Not Make Their Purchases
IN Disorder and Confusion.

POULTRY WANTED-WE PAY the
highest prices for poultry. Our ship
ping. day is Wednesday. Phone or
cali Louis Weisberg. Phone 42O5.
HAVE A REFRESHING SODA IN
any one Of the delightful fiavors we
offer in combination with our ice
cream. J. w. TUTTLE, Rexall Store.
GET YOUR SEED OATS AND 9TH
er needs Of Miller & Collin; investi-
gate our great grain drill; guaranteed
to be the best made; we save you cash
WASHING MACHINES-1O PER
CENT OFF on all machines, both
Hand and Power; only a few left.
ROY B. OATMAN, Medina, 0.
RUNAWAY JUNE AT THE PRIN-
cess Theatre-the most thrilling
story of love and adventure ever put
on screen.
FARMERS-WE WANT TO BUY
your ne~ wheat. Phone for price.
The Medina Farmers Exchange Co.
SATURDAY SPECIAL McINTOSH'S
News Stand, 25c chocolate creams,
18c. Do not fail to take advantage of
great bargains advertised in SALE
WEARERS OF FISHERS SHOES
are comfortably, tastefully and
economically shod.
GARDEN PEAS. WE CAN SUG-
gest variety of peas to you which
is the best thing you ever saw. See
us. o. C. SHEPARD co. Medina, 0.
CREAM SEPARATOR-DeLAvAL-
the Worlds Standard. Auto sup
plies. Bicycle Tires. Ill w. Wash
ington street, E. T. PIERCE.
SPALDING'S BASEBALL GOODS
are sold exclusively at WALLIS. Go
there and get the genuine reliable
Spalding's Bats, Balls and Supplies.
IF YOUR AUTO TOP NEEDS RE-
pairing take it to j. E. REM &
SON, MEDINA, OHIO.
DUTCHESS TROUSERS GIVE THE
style, comfort and service at mod
crate cost. 10c a button, 81 a rip. Sold
only by Thos. Ferriman & Son.
CHOICE GLADIOLl-A LIMITED
number of fine blossoms for sale;
also bulbs of same for fall delivery.
Wright's Book Store.
TRY FOOTE'S BEST BAKING
powder-15 cents per pound. Foote
& Hartman.
TRY OUR NEW HOMEMADE
Bread and Cookies. G. F. HOBART,
THE GROCER.
WHERE A DOLLAR GOES FARTH-
est and brings you satisfaction.
FOOTE CHAIRMAN.
A. N. ROBINSON, MANUFACTURE
er of galvanized iron corn cribs,
Medina, Ohio. Call or write for>p prices.
1000 MILE GUARANTEED TIRES
at reduced prices. See them at
Handshue Auto Co., Medina, Ohio.
Phone 1874.
SQUARE DEAL FRUIT CANS; BEST
grade of tin; full measure; 40 cents
per dozen. Bird cages; embossed
flower pots, saucers. A. Munson & Son.
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SAT-
urday-large California lemons, 15c
a doz; largest watermelons at reason
able prices. L. Weisberg, Miller Cor.
----------------------
THE SUITS WE SELL AT TEN DOL
lars cannot be equalled by any mail
order house. Come to US first. If we
can't suit you don't buy.L. ABRAMS.
ALBERT ACETYLINE WELDING.
/ guarantee all metals, and make
weak parts strong. At Marsh's Gar
age, or call 4077 or 1880.
ROOFING OF ALL KINDS AT THE
right price-see our rubber roofing with
the 20-year guarantee. Oatman's Hard
ware.
WHEN 1T COMES TO GROCERIES,
we can please you we know. Let us
make you up a $40 order; we're here
to make things right. EDWARDS.
MISS BISHOP HAS A GOOD AS
sortment of ladias' and childrnn'a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
some of the Latest Names Placed
on IN Registers.

McAlpin-Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Price.
Boston Miss May T.. Van Gent, Mime
apolis, MINI. Huntington W. Jackson.
Washington. ID. c.
Knickerbocker-Mrs. william car
ruthers. Montreal Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Turner Smith, London.
Savoy-Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Gray.
Pittsburg f. 7. McClelland, Boston.
St. Regis-Mr. and Mrs. James l..
Putnam. Boston Mr., n Mrs. J, r.. Al
dred, Glen Cove. L. l.; w. II. Gratwial,,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Gotham-FredeIc l.. Hiedekoper,
Washington, u. C.: Jonas Muhlfelder,
Albany +. l.. Carter, Cleveland.
Manhattan-Mr. and Mr n. II,
Cowles. Glens Falls Mr., and Mrs, T. NJ
Wiley. Philadelphia Mr., and Mrs, J. +,
Chapman, New Haven, Conn.
Aibert-Mrs +. l.. Harmon and
daughter. Cleveland +. G, Bennett
Boston, Mass.
Prince George-G. Bennett. Detroit
william Fits. Paris,
Netherland-C. w. Moore. Detroit II
] Becbe, Springfield. Mass,
Breslin-Mr, and Mrs. w. @. Stiles
New Bedford. Mass, Leonard W. Hor'
ton Providence, X. l.
Collingwood-Mr. and Mrs. A. +
Moore, Portland, Ore, J. l, Well. New
Orleans.
Woodstock-Mr. and Mrs. H.. l.. Burr
! Hartford, Conn. MIR. and Mrs. W. w
Cumming, Boston.
Savoy-Mr, and Mrs, q II. Harvey
Portland. Ore. N. A. Sanford, Phila'
delphia.
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NEW ON THE SCREENS.
Moving Picture Plays That Came
10 New York Yesterday.

Mary Pickford was visible yesterday
Mt the strand Theatre, where her irsati-
able admirers gathered to watch her
in Rags a picture play prepared FOR
her by Edith Delano. There was also
the music, and thi1 was ollowed by the
usual topical and comic pictures which
help TO make the programme AT the
strand SO popular that they are proof
against the heat and humidity
Hearts Ablaze" is the name or the
new picture play at the itagrap The-
stre, 1t Is easier for hearts to blaze
in this weather than at other t1nes'
although the co~nflagration in this case
Ia emotional rather than literal, Eu-
gene Nullin wrote the story which has
furnished the foundation for this pic
ture play, dealing with the struggles OF
a Youthful princess IN the side of right,
which ultimately prevails through her
efforts. and the rest of the characters
are made happy as well as she, AM
other instalment of THE Goddess ana
four comic plays were also shown,
Ina Claire ought to be able Just now
TO prove whether or not an actress Is
commercially damaged by appearing ST.
, simultaneously in the spoken drama and
on the films. Miss Claire liz at present
| the heroine of the Ziegfeld Follies, and
a very charming heroine she Is. She
is also the heroine OF "A Puppet Crown
at the Broadway Theatre. She is q
singer and dancer at one theatre and
an actress in the pictures. But that
Ia by no means an unusual comblna-
tion.
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VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE.
some Of the Weeks Offerings a,
the Variety Houses.

Lydia Lopokova was able to dance
the "Valse Lente' from sylvia yes
terday at the Palace Theatre and the
pizzicati from the same ballet by De-
llbes. Very gracefully and lnsp'ringly did
she dance in spite Of the temperature
Then she was assisted by that very ca
pable dancer Edward Makallf. the only
Irlshman successfully converted into a
Russian dancer. Joseph Howard and
Mabel McCane, who make their own
songs as well as sing them; Marie Nord-
etrom, Ben Welch and the great Houdini
1T was Walter Kingsley who called him
great-and other excellent turns were
enjoyed by the large audience.
The Behman Show has attracted
larger audiences than ever to the Co
lumbia Theatre since II was heard that
in two weeks the long run of this popu
lar company of burlesque actors was to
come to an end. Novel features have
nevertheless been added for the inal
two weeks. W. j., Kennedy. Lon Has
call and James Tenbroeck still have the
leading roles and keep their audiences
constantly amused.
Harry FoX and Yansci Dolly are nj
the head of the programme this week
at the New Brighton Theatre. Blu,
Belle Blanche with her singing ant
| m!micry is only a short distance behint
them. Ralph Riggs and Katherin.
| Witchie are making their last appear,
ance for the present in vaudeville. a.
they have been engaged for Princes.
Pat"
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The box office OF the Globe Thetare
will open on Monday, August 3. for
the sale OF seats for "Chin Chin which
returns to that theatre on August 10,
The engagement, with Montgomery and
Stone and the original cast, will last for
three weeks.
Maurice and Florence Walton will
Introduce a new lance called the "Sing
Sing Trot" in Hands Up" at the Forty
fourth Street Theatre tonight.
A theatre party Of 200 persons will
come from Philadelphia tomorrow tc
see the matinee performance OF "Zieg.
field Follies' In the New Amsterdam
Theatre.
common Clay" the Harvard prize
play by Cloves Kinkhead. was produced
at the Apollo Theatre, Atlantic city
last night by A. H.. Woods. John Mason
and Jane Cowl acted the principal roles
| The play Will he seen later Al the Re
public Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

WATERBURY. Aug. 2-Au,omohile ar
rivals from New York at the Hotel Elton
oAer the Ideal Tour to-day included Mr.
and Mrs william II Fly O,eo) Mr..
and Mrs. George A Carpenter. Mrs. {.
W. F'aun. Mis-. r palmt'ier. : Palma
tier (Winton) Dr. and Mrs. H. \ Jack.
son GocomobileD Mrs. George III.
Kline. Mrs. oscar - Weber. Mrs. WILL
lam SchliCher packard Mr.. and Ms.
r X. Holden. Jr. NHudsouI the Right
Rev. Charles T. Weicock OF Kentucky,
charles q. Brooker Dackard) also
Mr.. and Mrs. A |. Deleeuw. Plaintield
tHudson).
MANCHESTER, VI, Aug arrivals by
automobile at the Equinox House in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Melville, Jr.,
Brooklyn ,White) MIR. and Mrs. q. II,
H~u.ch!ngs. Miss Marion Il. Lane. Arthur
kuoloN, East orange. y. j. Miss Marion
Wager. R%hineheck Cpecrless) Mr.. and
Mrs. W q. Thomas. Miss 4. Patton
Glen Ridge. y j tChalmersD Mrs
a. A. Adams, New York ,StearnsD.
LEMON. Mass. Aug Motor arrivals
at the Hotel Asp!nwall to-day included
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ;. Crocker, Mr.. and
Mrs, r. Cohurn. Greenwich. Conn
Uierce-ArrowJ Mr. and Mrs. W. X
Marcuz. James +. Marcuz, New Yorl
I~ackard) Mr.. and Mrs. II c. Stlll.
well. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Smith, New
York C%Stodiard) James f. McNey
New York lackard) Mr.. and Mrs
James Ga!neu. Mrs. Ruywalt. New Yorl
tPeerless) e. G pauldinG, New Yort
! tOverland) |. T.. Noyes. New Yorl
Cadillac Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A prulcn
New York tChalmers).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
BROKEN WIRE KILLS
WILLIAM H. BLATCH
Husband Of Suffrage Leader
Meets Death on Claiming
POllOck's Lawn.
FELLED BY 1000 VOLTS

S%HoREHAM, l.. I. Aug William u.
Blatch, the husband of Harriet stan
ton Batch, the suffraglst leader. was
killed this morning by an electric wire
ncar the home of Claiming Pollock. the
playwright.
Mr.. Blstch had stepped to the porch
of the Pollock residence and left a book
there without ~arousing either the play
wright or his wife. Then he stepped
down on the walk and had taken only a
few steps when an electric wire belong
ing to one of the lighting companies
here fen and struck him across the
chest. 1t was charged with at least
900 volts OF electricity.
Mr. Blatch's death must have been
instantaneous. The attention of Mr..
Pollock and his wife Mas attracted by
their maid, who saw Mr.. Blatch lying
on the sidewalk. Mr.. Pollock, dressing
hurr!edly, ran out. and seeking To re-
leas. Mr. Blatch from the wire seized
a small sign bearing the name OF AIS
cottage. the Parsonage. The sign, now
ever, wac wet and Mr.. Pollock received
a shock that hurled him to the ground.
Ny. lpllpth lllhl3N S'N 81 ''"
was peri, city dry and pulled the wire
away. He carried the body OF MI
Blatch into his house. coroner CAD
son of Huntington was called and after
viewing the body gave permission Tor us
removal to Mr.. Blatch's home.
Mr.. Batch. who WAS 81 Years oId' re-
tired a few years ago from tile brow
ing business. Bes!des his wife there
lived with him here his daughter, Mrs
Nora stanton De Forest a hr"ther-'h-
law and a sister,
Mrs. Rlatch had left home on Satur'
day on a suffrage tour up state she
uas i'm syracuse on Saturday ana was
,o leave there yesterday for Utica, Mes
sarcs were sent by members OF the
family to the suffrage hca ipu.'rt"rs IN
both cities. Mrs, llatch started p"cN
home immet atelN
Mr. and Mrs. BlAtch were married II
1872. It,
That Mrs. RlAtch will not allow tht
death of her husband to change hei
mans for the suffrage campaign was th'
oniuion OF suffragists at the Woman
Political Union last pight. she MAJ
b.en busy the last SIX months II
diueren, parts of the State. Miss NJ
berta Hill left at once to meet her II
po,ghkeepsie and they arrived at th'
GRAND Central last evening hr, JONI
Rogers automobile took them at ono
TO Mrs. Blatch's home.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. de plaz Alhertini WIN
have been at the -. Regis sine. rcturrirr
from Europe. left Yesterday for the Vel.
lowstone Park and san Francisco. Their
son and daughier-In-law, Nj and Mrs.
Reynolds de Dlaz Alhertini, sailed last
week zoe their nome IN England.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp add her
son, Archibald q. McElwaine 2d. have
left the White Mountains and viii 20
this week to the A~dirondacks. Late this
month they viii be at the Meadow Club,
Southampton.
rar nass,,, sovor,, a,, -, MI,
~ ant Ms c.orca Ia,i3ar
are on the way TO san Francisco
Mr., ana Nrs, JineS ii''NE caldwell
OF '.ho'''|t'' WI ""'r '",S "tcN Tor
~ W '" 'F''"N''
W. "
Mrs, Richard Mott Dyer has closed
her mouse IN f-'st 'fihs' y b. ana has
gone 10 lre''oh "oous' y IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank $. Witherhce and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY

to 6 P. M.-Surrsge tea for South
ern women. at IS East Thirty-fourth
street.
+. M--Meeting Of committee. at
500 Fifth avenue.
4. M.-Meeting In front of the
Bronx headquarters. at 400 East i4sth
street.
= T.. M.-Meetings: T~wenty-third
Assembly district. at litth street and
seventh Avenue: Fourteenth Assembly
district. at Avenue II and Tenth street,
seventh Assembly distrlc'. at Twenty
third street and Eleventh avenue.
T~wenty-nfth Assembly district. at
Eighth avenue and T~weniy-third street.
woMAN'S POLITICAL UNION.
Meetings, all day. at ls5th street
and Webster avenue.
l.. Noon-Twentieth Senatorial dis
,ric,, n, Nine,y-fourth street and Second
avenue.
sp. M.-Sixteenth Senatorial district.
at First avenue and seventy-ninth
street.
$50 =. M-Twentieth Senatorial dis
trict. at l0sth street and Lexington
avenue.
Rowing shop. at i,5th street and Sew
enth avenue
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CHARLES EDISON OPENS
QUEER LITTLE THEATRE
City's Smallest Playhouse,
Where Budding Genius May
Have a Chance.

IA.
fesihehts or 'reeh"''h \''"se an" 's
environs md 1t so difficult to anuse
themselves these no. DAYS that they have
huo.La, 90, ,,,o w oc,iyi,ies Spon-
:, -. Ia
sored by Charles Edison son OF 'he IN
yeutor. the Little Thimble Theatre was
opened yesterday afternoon at 10 Fifth
avenue corner of Eighth street, which is
the office building OF the Edison Dia-
mond Disc Company.
This theatre is designed chiefly to
develop latent talent among the younger
generation Of American playwrights and
to give the American composer a chance
to be heard by the public. ADMISSION
4. free. Yesterdays entertainment was
remarkable for the appearance or John
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
NEWPORT READY FOR
YACHT FLEET TO-DAY
Many Parties Organized to
View the Aston Cup
Races Tomorrow.

NEWPORT, Aug. Eth. fleet Of the
New York Yacht cub is due here to-
morrow. preparations are complete for
the arrival n invitations have been
sent out for parties 10 view the Aston
cup race on Wednesday.
Vincent Aston is expected to have a
party of guests on the Norma. Commo-
dore Baker will entertain 200 on the
Nikulg, Gov, Beeckman on the rk.
Joseph l.. Widener on the J~osephine
Henry Walters on the Narada. Col. c.
l.. r. Robinson on the Savarona, II A.
{. Taylor on the Wanderer and ". Ear
Dodge on the Alacrity. TIE O-We-Ra
and Corsair will also probably take on,
guests. The Narada started from here
to-day for New London to join the
cruise. Pembroke Jones went on the
boat and he will sail the sloop Carolina
during the cruise.
Luncheons were given to-day by Mrs
Rutherfurd ~Stuyvesant and Mrs
Fletcher ltyer, while tire dinner hostesses
included Mrs Craig Biddle. Mrs. Richard
II. Townsend and Mrs, Frank Taylor
Evans. the last named entertaining n,
the laval station in honor of Mrs. Will
lam c. Wickham OF Baltimore. Mrs
F. $. Grand d'Hauteville entertained
informally at her home to-day In homo,
Of her birthday anniversary.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
O. olders of the Casino to-day these fouI
members OF the board of governor,
were reelected Milton s. Barger, Ed
ward ]. Berwind. Lewis Cass l-edyarc
and Edwin II. Morgan, DIR. Rodericl
Terry was elected president of the New
port Garden Association and Mrs. Ar
thur Curtiss James n Mrs. Charlie
Frederick Hoffman vice-presidents.
Mrs. John A. Logan and Lispenar'
Stewart ave gone to New York. TIL
dance given at Marble House on Sat
urday for the benefit OF the Congress
sional Union and children made destl
tute by the war Melted about $4,000.
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BELAsCO STAGES NEW COMEDY
"The BOOmerRng," by Smith and
Nupes, Seen at Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH, n. j.. Aug. AT the
broadway Theatre here Tonight David
Belasco presented THE boomerang" a
new comedy by Winchell Smith and
Victor Mapcs, with a cast OF players
headed by Arthur Byron, Wallace Ed
Ginger, Martha Hedman and Ruth Shep-
ley. Others included are Gilbert Dou
lar. Richard Malchien, william Boag,
George Spelvin, josephine Parks, Doro-
thy Megrue and Harriet Otis Dellen-
baugh.
'The Boomerang is the first play to
be produced by Mr.. Relasco this season.
II is "A bright comedy. full of laughs,
and was enthusiastically received by a
large audience. 1t will be played here
tomorrow and Wednesday, matinee and
night. on Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day, matinee and night. II will be seen
In the Savoy Theatre at Asbury Park.
MIR. Belasco will open the Belasco
Theatre In New York with 1.-THE Boom
| crang'' on Tuesday evening. August 10.
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BABY" AT ASBURY PARK
Henry H.. Harris Estate Produces
New Three Act Farce.

AsBuRY PARK, ". j., Aug. AT the
Savoy Theatre tonight the Henry Il.
Harris Estate presented a new three act
farce, Some Baby 10y Zeellah Coving-
ton and Jules Simonson. revised and
staged by Perclval knight.
Some Baby" deals with the remark
able experiences of al aged man OF
science who believes that he has dis
covered the real elixir OF youth. being
warranted In the belief by the strange
happenings that follow Immediately
after the application OF the compound of
two of the characters. Two ronvinces
run through the play 10 happy climaxes.
The cast includes Frank Lalor, Jessie
Ralph, Ernest S,allard. Francine Larri-
more, Sam Edwards, John Arthur. Beth
Franklin, Sarah Rtala, Gilbert clayton
and Robert Lawrence,
Some Baby will be seen at the Full
ton Theatre In New York on Thursday
August ~.
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TO TEACH MEDICINE IN CHINA.
Rockefeller Doctors VIII Organize
COLLEGE IN pckin.

Four members of the China medical
board of the Rockefeller Foundation will
sail on Saturday from a Francisco to
~reorganize the Union Medical College AT
Pekin. the Foundation having bought
the largest hospital in China for use as
a centre OF "A system Of medical schools.
Those going to china arc DIR. Wallace
Buttrick. director OF the board Or.
Simon Flexner. director of laboratories
Of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research DIR. William II WEIGH. pro-
fessor OF pathology at Johns Hopkins
University. and d.. J. {. Cater. Jr They
will sail on the Tango Maru OF the
Japanese line.
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STARS FOR NEW BARRIE PLAY.
Fifty Minute Production VIII he
Put on by FrOhmans.

Marie Tempest, Graham Browne. Fran
els Wilson and Ann Murdoch, the Froh-
man stars who are to appear In the
double comedy bill, 'The Duke of KILL
crankie" and a new nifty minute Barrie
play, conferred yesterday over the pro-
auctions which will open the Lyceum
Theatre on September 8.
Tn new Barrie playlet will have Its
first performance on any metropolitan
stage when it In lone at the Lyceum
Theatre next month, and will he the first
Afty minute Barrie play TO he seen In
this country since The Twelve Pound
! Look"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

WAsuINGToN. Aug William J.
Roardman, VII known phIl,rthropisr,
died AT his home In Wash.lgtou early
to-day. lie was born in ohio and was
50 Years of age, MI Boardm1n il sur
>ivcd by his wife, thrc" daughters and
a son. The daughters are Mss Mabel
%Roardmau. head of the Red Cross Mrs.
" Murray Crane and Mrs, Frederick
Kemp. The son, William Ioardmau,
practises law in cleveland, where his
father lived many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Aug 1.-THE
Girl Who Smies,'' by the authors OF
adele" and Alma" opened tonight At
the Cort Theatre, atlantic city. In the
cast arc Natalie Alt, George Baldwin,
william Danforth. Grace Leigh, Fred
Walton, Paul Decker, Lillian spencer,
Joseph Phillips. Jennie Dickerson and
Marie %Fanchonctt. THE Gin Who
Smiles goes to the Lyric Theatre, New
York, next Monday.
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Mrs. EIInOr T.. klRpp.

CIiSroN, n. j., Aug. Mrs. Elinor
Evans Knapp. widow of william H..
Knapp. a New York commission mer-
chant, died here to-day in her SEVENTEEN
year. She had nus skill In design
ing pieces Of jewelry especially for the
persons who were to wear them. She
would not undertake the work unless
she knew the person well For many
years she had apartments at the BeauX
Arts i'm New York.
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Clara Emma Watson. NJ. D, 81 d'eH
ON saturday at her home, "a Prospect
avenue, BrooklyY She was a graduate
~ the New YORK Medical College. She
practised in Manhattan and abroad ana
,fter a long stay in England returned
Ia this country ON the last trip Of the
lus.tan.a here. She was a member OF
several medical societies. \ brother ana
a sister survive her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
PERCY WILLIAMS MAY RESUME.
P%ossibuity Of His ReenterinE the
Vaudeville Business.

Y A satisfactory settlement can be
mad" Percy Williams may a X over
from the United Booking Offices the con-
trol OF several Of his old the
aires and become active again In Vaude-
Vile, These theatres include the Co
iorIal, the Bronx. the Alhambra and the
oTpheum OF Brooklyn. formerly oper-
ated by him. .
Much depends In the contamination OF
We deal on the policy to be pursued IN
htss theatres this season. II has been
stported IN several occasions tina the
United Booking Offices would operate
Nem with motion pictures, Mr., Williams
Wishes them run on a high class vaude-
VNic plane, and in lieu OF a failure 70
Continue THIS policy viii take them back
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hurl,'s Duty.

NrwAuE, y !. Ans, - Charles
puffy. 50. for Corty-sry'u years prc>i-
dent Of the Mutual building and Loan
Association. died to-day at his home in
Wi,klinc street. lie WIS born in Ire
land and was brought to this country
when only a year old, Nh Duffy leaves
a son and two daughterS
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. y \. tiJuscn of
Rrookline, Mass. and this rlty have an
nounced the engagement of IN"ir daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Marie ''tuscn, Ia
Joseph Shattuck Ely OF Montclair, y. j,
MIR. Ely was graduated from Williams
College in 1910.
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way Steel and Iron Company. Mr..
Milne was one of tho organizers of the
Y. VI. G. A. in England and was for ten
wears president OF the White Plains Y.
VI. G. A. He was one of the oldest
golfers in this country and competed
annually in the seniors tournament Mt
Apa~amis. lie is survivd by his wife,
A son and n daughter.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 2-Lindsay T. wood
cock. manager OF the retail department
OF Marshall Field & Co. with which firm
he had been identified for many years.
fell dead here to-day. lie leaves a
family.
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WHITE pLAiNs, Aug, @--Charles -
Dillingham; WAS appointed to-day az one
OF Sheriff W~cisendanger's gold badge
squad of Deputy Sherlifs. Mr.. Dilllng-
ham has an estate just outside OF White
Plains. -tsAAAAA
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Annette X ellermann Rents Cottage

Annette kellermann has leased for the
rest of the summer the Boggs house at
Douglasfon Park, l.. /, She spends con-
siderable time -Swimming In Little Mock
Bay of the dock at Douglas Manor.