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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-04
THOUSANDS HERE FOR
FIFTH ANNUAL FIELD DAY
Colossal Celebration a Great Success
Every School in County Represented

means tn. nOSSpSsiuu pf q nriyo vol
iuod in dollars ana cents rnr-ho-it
from any of our teachers to encour.
age such an idea among her nuniIs,
ON the other hand, il behooyes our
teachers to instill into the minds 0r
her prospective contestants the hone
OF winning, not solely because there
viii be material remuneration for
their efforts but because in Winning
they will know for tha,,seIves nnI
will be acknowlcdged bv others 70
be the masters of tho situation
/, is fac, readily conceded bv
.aN business thinking people that
there is no progress. no real success
where there is no competition. we
have taken these annual Field Day
contests as the methods OF compe-
rliou in our school work. And sure
b. tn" friends and patrons OF our
schools throughout The county need
mot be told in So many words and
figures OF the pro-r,ss made i'm our
No.k Nee Tai. movement Was fnara.
uwr.l four ya. .-u But as ID.
t". value uf such method of COM
u.fHau. and tine .Nl,ut u. tuu pro
gre. asuiuug tl.r.Ulu. $50 s.aIr
-uNe Won tu Judge. -u.u yaa nal
a'f.ma.. the contests and inspected
'la various school exhibits vniou
Ha'" been alran-.d lor Your enter.
janmeat and instruction to-day.
The p.annn- ana ARRANGING n.
,tee' events has required q gru.t
''"I oil energy. and IL is To our cM-
g.eH county organizer Mrs. W IT,.
Ia!ior with her committee, 90 whom
AA credit Tor the success of the da,
us luS. Ihcy have worked diligently
ana i"ilEiuIIy, and N" arc gratefully
indebted to them.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-04
Lancaster Graded School
Scores Most Points
Craigsviile School Wins Loving
Cup Offered by Robinson &
Latham to Rural School
Scoring Highest


lancaster county ilIih annual
Ni,'d Day, held Friday. March 81.
"a. -r,. county sent brought togn,h,r
81. ,
'' "S
''.'' 3" Lancaster estimated at
between five and six thousand pco-
nln Nearly every school i'm Tho
,.r,.. ... ....,,, ,..,
'''' Cd" "''
7'"''' ed. -' "'"'o'r "l S'hooIs par
to.pa'n- n the contests. Early i'm
r, morning WAGONS hurgias and ..,-
......t..f. .sl,, . ,3,
''''
''''h "i over inc "o""-
iN began '1 arrty" and later came"
tN. special train from camden. b~fr-
- .n..... s~,r. n.l.rn~., ry.rsl,.....
."' ''.''' "'s''
and other points along the railway
Nt about $3.50 a. m line Of marcl
... s,rrl.1 ,rr..alfn,, s,,r, p,.c c..,-
,'' ''' .'-
.'.i .''-'' ~, P''"-
n ,, ", -, ,ng ~, '"| 2',.
'"".p III, my %
"'''' ''' '''''i Nl'"i"''S "I l''h'aS'
l"rs ':i1rient police, in handsome
dress uniform and mounted on spirit
al ro~., IT,, -. 49,,
,..
'''"','''7 '"' P''s''9S ~ O'''
'hiini'n easy and presenting an i'm
posing appearances Martial music
,r,c Furnished h,. tl,n Do, ccouty Of
"'P'F ''''
HI'h. All carrying schooI banners ana
giving their songs and yclls, partici-
mated I'm tho nar,dn Whom Tho
,.-,, ,, .,., -, r.,
:"
'T"i S'"o9t campus ioIIo""d oN
vast cOncOurs" of friends and rcla
,iy,s tnav were led in prayor bv
~ ~ ,rlI a.. ,!r,.
CIV
M'''''"'u nN I. y. Jones, IN" ne"
mayor NJ Lancaster. IN the following
words.
",""..'- D."l., %, ~. pygn
OF 'n'- We ,N''nH m"St '"rdia'
/" '''' 't,I1' p"PllS' 'ruS-
jay. "',N an" I'''""S Oh th'
'','''H "' '""C"S,rT county.
'"' '3"' - !"'iu WIN PIIu| an"
Pt' '.,7 SFt'h"'" 'NhI ION
u" l"' "ooIo 'Ius' oi t""
"''""' "ID 'Ho gItaI'I par, OF
-,',.... ~, !" ~ s,oal.is "tlug' W.. no.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
s. il 8

! y ! ~ Z ! ~ W ! :
5on 9opa9n1, elmer Gemetnbs in Der
IGbe ppn Mnneen, bet bieier ein fl.
itoriiGss S@IoB i'm Werte bon iiber
elmer Weillion Sranfen, iopie pas co=
~su9ebDrise @ut, cine 9umme ron
100000 Sranten uno feline 9omm=
!unsen ge1aenft, Die bon uniddsbuz
rem Werte 1inb. Die Mfanemie Dor
Mnnecp miro in ben 8e3iB Der SGen=
Jung ssiebt perpen.
SIN Sffisieraefanae=
ncnlossr 8urg BEL Magoe6urg hoaen
mebrcre ruIiii6s Sffi5iere cine a;no>
tbeater=@ eiell19aft NJ. B.. $. sesran-
Bet uno in benz Eager elm 9idtIpiel>
tbeater erDffnet. Sr1 Dem Sbeater, pa5
200 perloncn faBt, nerDen bel SO
gfenni9 @intrittssslo tdglid 5pei
@prltellungen inter nG6entli1 smciz
malisem programmpsdiel seseben.
Dos Sbeoter NOR bis iebt imluer
ausperfauft. Die Silmseniur niro
bon oeutiden Sffisieren allsseiibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

9ouis eesle, Ser alll Z. oieles @c-
nais nit oipei &11aben perbaftet NOR
Iren nor, ais er in einer S6c,1ne
lidliefy ipltroe geItcrn ollrd) Golii2i-
megi'trat pom Der 9egHn i'm erbofe=
lien @nflagesbes Gagoburbirens frei=
Gclprad,en. 2eslic uerIprad1, b,r
.StoSs iofort Ben Miidelt SIT febrea.
ct nil aus Sapanlla, ST., ltamnsa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
Meues aus Sublime.

Ser Moline Gotarp Glu6 bielt lit
%lciter lebten Geriamnllllig, bie. ge-
|itert I'M manufacturers Sotel abgc-
Galten mllroe, cine ioeenamlte ultralp
|pcte" iiber bic gralioentidoits-a on=
|hi0aten ab, bie .folgenoes Reiultat
0atte: &ngbes "a, @illon 8, uno
9enion (So3.) / Stinlme.
gepor Die @a6l abgc9alten mltrbe,
Melten Staatsanipalt SloDo s.
Gbompion nrtb Soc Gong fl1r5e an=
|ipra6en, sic mir brei Minllten balt=
crten. Ibompion batte 3ltm 5benla
u@eshalb Sugbes erspdblt lperoel1
|ioate", mabreno Gong Dos Iben1a
x@esbalb @illon gepablt lperoelr
|ioute", batte.
Ius Der porgenommenen 9(biiim=
mllng fam erleben merbcn, mie lturf
Die Spmpatbien fir cine repu6lifa1i-
Idle alOminiltration iino. Snghes
niirfte 5meifellos in bieiiger Gescl16
cinen aroBartigen Sies oaoontragen.
Gllnft 2 llbr geliern Gadmittag
orangen Eoli5iiten in 50 Ser So ip=
%aenaunten SOFT Grinf Iorlors"
Elm, Inn altf biele @eiie ielt5ultellcn,
ob bier alfoboliide @etrGnfe perfanft
lperoen. Iieie @anbllna muroe chi
cine Sr0re bin ausgefiibrt, oie ser
Mlapor auseeitelt batte, nad,bem Sic
'cr bon Gripatleuten erfa5ren bate,
Dob nod red]t piele 2ifore in MoIine
nerfanit mllrDen. gilter Ser &(aae=
iiibrer NOR Galtor Mlfreo 6. 9ino=
l,erg, Seellorger 6es ia2meoil&et
Iempels.
IS aelang Ser Goli5ei, cine Menge
alfobolilder @etrunfe 5lt scnfissiren,
RE in llId]t meni9er als ild)5ebn Slit
tompbilen nod Ser Eoli5eiltation &C.
brad)t meroen 1nllBten. SIN oall,ell
mllroen So Gerlonen p~crbaftet, Sic
Iild m1nmebr megen aneebliGen Ser
senfs geiltiger 8etrdnfe Ell oeratt-
morten baben merber1. SammtGihe
Fcrioncll iino gegen giirgidaft pie-
Der allf f@reicl SUB geiett moroen.
geu6 Seenoigl1lag Ser Goroncrs=
llnterilld)u1g, oie iiber Den sos 0cs
I32 Satire often Saul @rabam ob1e=
5ultell muroe, gab cine Goro11e,~s-
rSsltrp cinen @a6rlprlldl o6, Ser ba1;r
lalltcte, naB Grabam leillem 9 Ben
onrb GridieBel ein Ig'loe geiesi
5abc.
Iie eeide NOR Moliltifog Madm..t-
taa in cil,eln &leloerldrmlf Ser ISL
mlnq 0es Gerltorbenel geiuroer
mprocr. IS fpn1tte npdo nid]t in gr-
fahrltna gebrarht lueroe>1, mas Sra
ham peranlabte, ieilnem 2eben &C.
tpaltIc,ll ein gnoe sat berciten. SCI
@crltorbelle miro bon jeiner Satin
]eiaem ledjs Mpnate nltSn ainoe lnt(
ieiHcn gltert ii6erle6f. 7Gieier:rr
moel'cn ~. sberroro, ST..
9olis 9esle, ser atll q. oieies Mc.
tials nit 5pei &naben perbaftet nor
Ser ror, ais er in einer Sdcme
ldliefy lpllroe geItcrn ollrd) Golii2i-
ma9i'trat pom Der gcasn i'm erbofe-
llcn Mnflageso es Gagobulloirens fret
%Gclpraf,elt. 2eslic periprad, 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
= gpr nltnmeh humber

-9pr nmnmebr 1unb,ri
Sabren, I'M @uguit 1916, tpuroe oas
oamalige 2emberear 2DSellm sur
llnipsrIiidt, iebbG rAne meoi5iniide
SatuItat, erbpben. gor Dem &t;eg
odblte bic llniperlitd 2embera nte6r
als 5000 Stlbierenoe.
IN Sin Serbe, Mti1a 9roz
bob, Der im mad Genf gefIiidtet
batte, nadoem CT 5etlnebmer oe5
sanoen ferbilGen 5elo5uses eelpe1en
NOR, entleibte Ii6 In einem alahe
beim 8abnbof selesensn Gaitbof. ST
tot es aus Summer bariiber, bab er
niht in feline Seimat 5uridtebrsn
fann.
Sr 81. Ga11en Farb noh
lGnserem 2eiben So Sabre eolt Der
8oltsoiAter uno Heoner Spbannes
Brahel. alt S9uloorIte9er, cine nett
befennte uno ii6erau bo9ssi6dBte
PerlDnlid.eit, 8erfa7er perIdieoener
biitprildtr JeYtIpiele unb alt 3en=
tralprdiibent bes It. ealii9en &an=
neutrality-suspicious..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

2uS MILD, DeId)es Don lelllell gI=
tern altf Dem Spcider auein gelaiiell
|morne1t NOR, bate ldleinbar nit
Streid}bol5ern geipieIt. sus oie Slam
lllel1 empnrldlllaen, lief Is nod Scr
Wtlltter uno beltad)ridtigte oieie bon
Dem 8rarD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

Der uDernofrat" tpir6, tpie bisber,
fiir 5000 per Sabr Bel @oransbe-
5ablung on irgeno cine @breiie IN
God Sslanb 1lno l1mgegeno fret ms
SauS geliefert. Ser v1emofrat"
bringt bic nelteiten Mabridten aus
ben 9rei Staoten, Dem Sit u16
MlslanOe. Sect lit sic bette 3eit, 5n
bonniren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

aneipenibp1l. 8ummel
Our aellneriW: Sinh Die anoeren
Serrell seItern oll9 balb fort &c.
aange11, Mlt55i, nlAoem id Sic &re1pe
perlaKen satte?"
aellueria: 20 nsir, gerr 8ummel,
pie Serren llno noA lal1se beifammen
ltegen geblieben!'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

~ Diefer Sage lpurbe in
Monroe, Mis., &idlato Gents bon
ben 8ebDroer iii s-alais selpmnuen
uno our llnttrIuc3anJ nsu) Dem Men,
bDtd SpfpitaI iiterfa9rt: neil ct iifl
eiabilbete, bas llil.crieebeot DsutltDz
iano ou fsin unb nun oul ben &a=
Ien ppr benz 9alfs, in pslGem er
lpobnte, Sdmimm= uno 1au1ps-,u-
Ge madte. llab er tot b.sIes, trcso III
Der Gegcn in gtrOmen hsla.eb / 8 ny
Ia pchl seraoe bes6a1o. lue;l E. bel
cine. = Zen @etter ser Unglilsols "
e' >ai :ita fcnnte. 'y1n N.aaf,
- i:s%Ui.sen ialsgte bann ein silyll-
.G,5 S9laNtlAift alif, meldss III
per'olste, lpooei Der MoNr 4, emf
fol,..e Iufresung sertet, baB Die VI
hIloe ieipe Geityabme %a,lorbnete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

Gin Seller, 0as ourt Gin orei Sat-
re altes Maohcn pcrllriad)t moroen
lrar,. bradlte aQe orei Telter=Srl1ds
lla6 oen SEQ. LOG Ml1lberrp s[pcnate
heleaellen Sanie. Ser grano NOR
alildlidermeiic rcht5eitig entoctft
iooroel1 nno es mllrbe aus oieienl
@rn1oe nnr lpenig Sdpaoell aasae=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

aed)t arobe @cltiir3lrlg berridte
aelter11 lllter Sen 9eltten, meld)e III
&resge's 5 lu1o 10 Sent 9abeu ma=
rem, oils Sic @ano on ser 3meitell
straBe 5lliamlne1itiir5te. gs mllroe
alilrfliderDeiie niel1alo oerlrst.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
Scenes nus MuStatinc.

Die 8ermllthung, baB 2uitfo6rer
nnb slutompbiloiebe IN nGditer ,Yeit
|ibre Sbatisfeit in Mltscatine ausfii6=
rem miiroen, neil fiir5lid oil eillem
Gage etpa Elm 9ltbeno Mltonobil=
ldliiliel, baltptiddlih Don SorosMa=
ldinel1, geltoblen muroel1, bat lid be-
ltdtigt, oa md6renb Ser oerflpilencn
gsadt iieben Bis aft 4utomobile ge=
ltoblen mtrben. Iieles fanl Ser So
ll5ei crit aeitern Morgen az Shren
lino lie miro iebt nit ooppelterS dar-
fe aufpaiien oaB slutomobile nidjt
me6r entfefnt meroen.
Sn bell anlagen Ser Suttig CUNT
Der Company lit geltern ein perlaiie=
mes automobil gefltnoen morocn, oas
lpater als bas gigentbum bon 9(n=
bren Mnoerlpn, Ser an Ser Dat stra=
be mobnt, ibentifi5irt muroe.
Jrau Sarrp ct. Clair, go. 6tS
geoar StraBe, erlag lit ibrer @ob=
nl,lla Ben 6olaen ser 8ranomltnoen,
Die lie beim giigeln erlitten 6atte.
8abreno lie bieie Arbeit berrid)tete,
mltroe lie pbnmddtig ltno fiel oireft
ilber oas giigeleilen, mas 8ur 6olge
bate, oaB lire &leioer in grano &C.
rietbel1. Grit nad}oem ibr &opfbaar
gan5lih berbrannt uno tire aleiber
fait aan5lid perfohlt marelt, nltrbe
Die beoalerlsipertbe Ssrall bon ibrer
Sodter g%efunoen, sic in Sem nddltelt
Saule rBp6nt.
Die 2estere rief iofort eiten s(r5t
berbei, melder Ser Gerlebten bic erite
Silfe 5nfon1men lieB. sln ibrem @nf=
fplnmen Dl1roe bon Infang an &C.
5peifelt, 90 bie erlitteren granopun=
ben 81 beoenflidl marell.
Sralt ct. @lair ital,o I'M Mlter BON
90 Sabren nno batte mabreno Ser
lesten Is Sabre bier eemobHt. Sic
miro bon ibrem @attelt l11o brei Sim
bern iiberlebt.
Sic Sdulbeboroe bot Sen 9lon in
Grpagung geo~,-. IN oieIem @i1ter
cine gbenoi6llle 81, eroffnelt, in Ser
nidt nltr inn guslanb geborene 2erte
iGre &en1ltnille in Ser engliihcn
Sprade ertpeitern, lonoern no altd)
b1e1lge Iltltge 9el1te llnterri1t ne6=
men fDllle1. @enm niAt ale Ml5ei-
den trilgen, 10 oiirfte oieier Glall
id)on in allerl1adlter 3eit perlpirf.
lift neroen, ba lth ~allerortcll. Elm
eroBes Snterelie fin beniel6en BE-
merfbar madt.
Gin Seller, 0as burdN Gin orei Sab=
tie altes Maodcn perllriad)t poroelt
lrar,. brad)te aae brci Telter-Srl1ds
llab oen SEQ. LOG Mltlberrp s(pcnlle
helegerlen Sanie. Ser grano mor
alildlidermeilc rcht5eitig entoccft
loorOel1 nno es mllroe aus bieienl
@rn11oe nllr nenig Sdaoell aasae=
rid)tet.
Gas &iro, meldes Don ~ieillell 81
terri altf Dem Spciher allcin gelaiiell
lpornet NOR, bate idleinbar nit
Streid}hol5ern gelpielt. gIs Sic Ilam=
nle1 empurldlllsen, lief Is nod Scr
Wtl1tter uno benad)rid)tigte oiele bon
Dem 8rano.
&ed)t eroBe @eltiir3lnlg berridte
9elterlt l1l1ter Sen 2eltten, lpeld)e III
&resge's 5 lrno 10 Sent 9aoen fpa=
ren, OILS bie @ano on Ser 3meitell
lStraBe 5uimn1enitiir5te. Gs mltroe
alilGlid)erpeile riellallo nerlest.
The sun., 1916-09-26
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

MASCHESrER. VI. Sept 25.-Arr!va's
hy n]u;9rnoeiis a. II: EnIinSN Honse; IN
Mass: II. waI.aco. Eprinsneli Cadillac:
Mr. aud Mr.. Fred r rScs. syrasa."
Mrs Charlie. Grahan. n W. Mccain.
s;rook;y" MraI;i!"f'i ar; arH M VI M. iTInh
s,-"nklyn ,'wh!te,i MI. and Mrs, L. };
raj; ,N9rrl.,own pa; gns'sfG; Ms nno
Mr. and Mrs. ,;sorse w. Rlo-o,n. Miss
katherine H,osom, Frnncls Il. Bloso',. Ch1
ago .win,onl Mr.. anu Mrs " l.. Mitch
,;royo,; inaianapHi!s .caSiliae,r; " TsSd
S No;n. y ws nyas; Nt 5pa ans ass '
wITER4srRY.. conn; sept. :s;-Mcto,
arrivals al. ~. Ho,.! Elton over the Ideal
Mrs' Z. Wsid.r, Mis-. Mabel H.ndriekson.
S.ac'ino. +. I. tcsdiilac'; Mr., and Mrs.
Georse Es.ornroot Ms. n; E',ersrock.
f:s1 ! @'!;l i, 81 81 :aS Sir: lyon.
IN. Mi.se, Lyon; G,en H:dss; y; >; 'i;Sco.
,oS ,ras N,s' M'' a4. p sna o. Mn rum. Al sSsi
BRETToS WOODS. y. IT,. Sept 80
Washington include George y. Knapp. AN
burndaie. Mass trserlessi; Mrs, X. Philip
Tulemnn. New York tPi-rcel: MI. and
az: Xionso i. webss.r. Ssw York tHsoi
Chester A.. Bntler. Brooklyn sLocomobiiel :
James y. fenten. Hunalo tMarmonl Al
Jones, New York tApp-Ison): Mrs. Joseph
Il. Tappin. New York uIIpmoOiisl; Miss
Mis-. Eleanor 81. Rankin. Cambridge peer
less, George d, Darby; Philadeiphia tNa-
,iSnsn; TrsGsr,Se :; Maze R1sfS,i,s.
detroit. iPaekara,; Arthur J.. Mcclure
| New York t~Psckard>; Edgar 7. smith.
| New York lC~halmersj: Mrs. Ethel !.
Lynch. New York Packard Bertrand y.
Conrad. Boston tMarmonl: BENJAMIN =.
johnson. New York PeerIsssi; y. Meilinx.
worth. Cambridge. ~(Psckaral: Charles 4.
Ht eo5oThiR SsT VIZ. n sr; ~ ssp,. .,.-Au.o-
insiui.d NJ; and Mrs. Kemp s!.sm:n.
Ma w Gs.nsT'G s,,, nl:,n's Tc,. Ssmr r,i,%sn ::
ana Mrs. 6. ". Dunno. Norwich tPlercc
A ADAM: NJ, mr. ana .nG M MP ro- MS" Frey. M xra..
ley iHudson,; Mrs. D. J. Walker. Mrs, 4.
y sr s,sr.sts; Nv S:Iris s%'rIst'sTS; M:
Mis-. Hanna. Mis-. L.rkin. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hsdle.::. Cincinnati pierce Arrow:
Tr'. Henry KTick.rhSsl;sr: Ms. Mines:
s@c1ia.aina,sr.S. ME-. Ii. u smith, S Mrs. I s't :.
! Deal. Mr., and Airs, ". L. Wilcox, Provi-
donc~ Vrankiin): DR.. anc !. Phillips.
Or. 7. i. satterthwaite. Onteora Park
(Paci;ar!).
WATKINS. y. Y. Sep, ?5-Motor ~.
arrivals at the Glen Springs include. Il. o.
S. Allen. Buffalo fPierc~.Arrow) Mr.. and
Mrs, ". u. Burdick. Bsinbr!dG. Cadillac
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. sherman. Mr.. and Mira.
and Mrs. L. H.. Chase. Paris lPierce-Ar.
row.; Mr.. and Mrs. y: u. buchanan. FL.
mira Giorce.Arrowl; Mr.. ard Mrs, J. Eos.
ter ltnFnsr Rnahaafr lpL II AZ apl
Mrs. Walter e.. Mcneil Detroit JIup.
motilel; Mr., and Mrs. c. u. Morse. Jr.,
Mss Morse. Chicago, tMar,non,; Mrs, 4
Frou,s. Mira. Libby Rowe, Erie. ia. fChal.
mers);,A. r; Burton; LEONARD May. Miss
Power. Mrs. David Rooney. Pittsburu
(~Chandlsr): Mrs. william y, 4. HAN. Mrs,
II. H. A-hnerc. New York tPisrce- Arrow
| Mrs. Russell Hotchhiss. Mira. y. n. Larned.
syracuse (Cad.llac); Mr.. and Mrs. =, \,
, Wiler. New York IMoline-knightl, a.
The sun., 1916-09-26
MUSIC COSTS GIRL HER HAIR.
Locks Clipped In sixth avenue
StOre-Youth Arrested,

"squarrrwk," went a scratched phono-
graph record In a. music store at Sixth
avenuo II Fourteenth street yesterday
Afternoon.
"SniS. snip went the shears OF a hair
hend working behind the barh Of Ma
thilda Gottesteld OF : Third street as he
Gut OFF her ;rcsses. But the end of the
song dispcllcd the hazy dream In which
tne girls brain had beeiI wrapped. She
fclt for her hair Il was gone she swung
or her heel and grabbed a youth whn
later said ne was Walter Lands. 80. of
ISL Freeman avenue Long Island city.
The girls screams brought n police
man. who arrested Lands. and the pris-
onsr was held Ia $500 bail In Jefferson
Marke. Cour. ION suspicion he had
stolen the hair.
The sun., 1916-09-26
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs. Peter Moller and Miss Adelina
s1oller have left Northeast fIarbor. Nc.
D arr NJ Briarclin Lodge for the au.
tumn.
Mrs. William II. Browning will give a
lance for Gcbutsntes az Sherry's on De-
c:mbcr 20.
Mis-. William, Douglas Sloane. accom-.
panied by Mrs. i. Ora. Griswo!d, started
rom i.cro: yesterday on a motor trim tc
Shc'hurnc, VI. where they will visit Dr.
{ nd Mrs. W. Seward Webb.
Miss Jeanette Pruyir, daughter OF Mrs.
Tl'ufbeT Pruyn. will be introduced on
~I'eccnher 10. when her mother will give
. The dansant az Shcrry's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George T.. FahyY. who
ntc now n; H,airc. their country place
OF Loc''ft Valley. accompanied by their
'ausnter. Aliss Constance Fahyr. will
sail OF october 3 from Vancouver
On the l.;npross Of Russia for Japan ant,
'hiin. They Will b. away FOR Ave
months.
Nv. AMI Mrs. Pembroke Jones have
com" from Newport toAhc. Plaza for n
brief stay. -
hts. s,ineon b. Chaplin will give n the
= sant Il: Sherry's on December % to In
,roiucc her second daughter. Miss Eliza.
hc'h y. Chaplin.
Miss Margaret ]. CLARK, daughter OF
James A.. Clark. will be married. TO Ciar-
nee A. Brown this evening IN the Church
OF the Queen Of All Saints. Brooklyn. A
wedding dinner will follow at the Hotel
st. Andrew. broadway and Sc~vepty-sec-
ond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Morris have
come from Brookhurst. their summer
Noinc IN T.eroS. ana are at the Plaza
Mrs. Henry NJ. Flaeler. who had been a,
Tho white sulphur Springs. ". Va. Is
also there.
Mrs. Melville E. Ingalls, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville T.. ingalls,. Jr.. returned
yesterday from Virginia Ito Springs and
are AZ tho Ri.z-Carlton.
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WOMEN GOLFERS IN
HOT SPRINGS MATCH
Tournament Luncheon Given
Aftcrward for the Twenty
Contestants.
MINED DOUBLES ENDED
Won by Edgar Bright Of New
Orleans and Miss Green
Of Cincinnati.
MIXED DOUBLES ENDED

Hor SPGiSGs.va. Sept. 25.--Au invitation
golf tournamen, was given here to-day
by Mrs. Martin J.. Henry OF Philadelphia
and Mrs. j. Robinson Dun II New York.
Twenty women plsy ed owe. the rev nine
hole links, nown a = "the goa: course
The cups were captured by Mrs. William
3. 'Culbsrtson OF 81. Louis. who played
the nine holes in So. and by Miss Martha
WAITRESS Of New York. whose score
Was so.
A tournament luncheon was given oy
Mirs. Dun on the Homestead lawn after
the contest. when the cup we're pre-
sented. Tn luncheon was complimen.
taay to Mrs. George Briggs. Jr.. Mrs.
Dur's guest at Four Seasons cottage.
Yellow chrysantheinums were used FOR
table decorations. and the women ate
luncheon In soliing attire. The guests
included Mesdames w. s. Cuibertson. ",
l.. SheeAan. George Briggs, Jr.. Temple
ton Briggs. N. J. Henry. +. y. Watr!ss
Edward McIlvair. Francis Pendie.on
Charles Scullen. Charles NJ. Cla;i. Tyler
Field and Charles sm.thcis. Baroness
Rosenkrs ntz and the Misses Isabel Mav
Martha Watr.ss. Eleanor Bright, Flor.
enc- Wade a,A Stella Schneider.
Edgar Br.Rh. OF New Orleans and Miss
Green Of Cincinnati defeated Frank
.\kes OF Louisville and Miss Agnes
O'Gorman OF New York IN The finals ~
tho tennis tournament In MIXED double.
on the Homestead courts.
Those registering Mt the Homestead to.
day we're: Lewis G.. Young and o.. "
%,;lacnzer OF New York, Daniel F. George
and Allison stone of Providence, Mrs
l.. q. Stoddard Of New Haven, Mfr. and
Mrs. {. L. Robinson OF Philadelphia. Col
II Mrs. 4. W. Brewster. ard MIS-. w
e. Paxton ard Miss Lucille Paxton o,
Washington.
Miss Walker. Miss Crosby and Mis-,
Gwendoiyn Sproul. who passed the sum.
iner at the Homestead. and Mr.. and Mrs
r. Il. Jennings. who had been here sine.
the first of September, started fo- New
York tonight.
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DANCE IS GIVEN FOR
MISS VANDERBILT
Birthday Anniversary CeIe.
brated by a Costume A.
fair in Newport.

NEWPORT. r. l., Sept. 26.--Mi.r Grace
Vanderbilt. daughter OF Col. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, celebrated her
birthday anniversary this evening In her
home, u costume dance bc!n. given.
There will be- quite an exodus Of sum
rier residents after this week. Those
who win leave this week include Mrs.
Charles a. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. Egg
erton winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills. Mr.. IN Mrs. Craig B!ddlc and
Mrs. Robert X. Hit. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brooke will remain IN their New
port cottage unit, November /.
Among those who will sc in Newport
throughout mex: suinmcr are Mr.. and
Mrs. william Goadby Loew. Their
daughter. Miss barbara L.oew. will be
presented in Newport next season. Mr..
and Mrs. Locw were In Alaska this
summer
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STATE TEACHERS 10 CONFER.
University Convocatien VIII In
clsde Those Outside Of schoois.

The annual convocation of the Uni
versity OF the State of New York will he
held OF october ~ and 20 in the State
Education Building. Special effort has
been made this year TO bring into con.
ference those actively engaged In school
administration and teaching men and
women WHO represent educational activi-
ties outside Of the schools.
At the frsi session Prof. Bliss Perry OF
Harvard. Don c. Seitz Of the New York
World and John J. Chapman will speak.
AZ the closing session. the evening Of
October 20. messages will be received
10y long distance telephone from men
who'h have taken important parts in de-
reioping the telephone. Among them.
either present or speaking AT a distance
ove the telephone. are Theodore y.
Vail. pr. John ] Carly. Thomas \. Edi-
son, Or. Alexander Graham Bell and
Prof. Michael Pup.n.
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Frank A.

Frank \. MagsTn.s died yesterday AT
his nome, l25 CEDAR street. North Hack
ensack. Mr.. Macennis was born and
educated IN Paterson. He was for years
connected with John itvle 4 90. and
Christopher Horandt 4 son, Xix manu-
fac;urer-. He went into business for
himself som years ago and was very
successful. lie Is survived by "A widow
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Uubrrt-NicOll.

BABrLoS. y. y. Sept. 2a--Mhs
Dorothy Nicoil. d ught-r of WXl!am V
Nicoil. ex-Surrosate OF this vim Ge Wa
married to William Hcigh; Hubert. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip l.. Hubert. Jr, OF
New Yorh, to-day 10 Emanuel chur"H
Grea, River. Mis-. Hubert * an a den'
suffrasis, uud has been on several speah-
ing tours. Mr.. Hubert first met her az 4
suffracist meeting.
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known citizens. died at IL o'clock last
aight in the Paterson General Hospital
Un the ffty-seventh anniversary OF his
birthday. Mr.. Dcppcrt had made plans
for a big celebration OF his birthday. fle
was stricken suddenly on Saturday night
and removed to the hospital. but was
beyond aid. He was one Of the founders
Of the Town Club. also q member OF the
Junior Mechanics, Odd Fellows and Ger
man societies here. Ills wife. a son and
Ave daughters survive.
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Allen Charles Alderman.

Allen Charles Alderman. a prominen.
Brooklyn lawyer. died DIT Sunday ~ u
complication Of dise asses AT his home.
1T3b Cropsey nvcnu" Mr.. Alderman
was born in Connecticut in 1868. After
being graduated from Vale College he
was admitted 10 the bar In New YORK.
His widow, mother and brother survive
him.