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NEW LAW BARS BOY ACTOR.
~ knufmRn Of Famous Players
sum mOncd for Em pIoyinv Minor.

Al Kaufman, manager Of tie Famous
PLAYERS Studio. at l30 West FIrtN-sixlN
street, summoned for the employmput
Of "A boy under IL years Of axe To- act
In motion pictures, was parolrd Ncster-
daN by Magistrate Harris In the West
sid" court for Il continuation Of his
hearing on Junc 10
Th" summons was served May 81 by
\ NJ krrChIey, assistant secretary 81
the Society ~ the Prevention OF Cruelty
- children, who alleged John Harron.
- wears old. who vas being allowed In
take part In "A hlm to he reproduced nm
de- the name OF "DestlnN's Toll" \ re-
r"ul amendment to section 40 OF lhr
Penal Code makes II necessary for chill.
dreu under l6, Y they or their guardtar
wish them to act in The movies, To- pro,
cure "A special license from the Mayo-'s
office. According TO Kerchlc, no pcrmi,
had been obtained.
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JONES-LOSEE.
Church Wedding for Daughter of
Lawyers Trust so. Ntcc-prcsidcut.

Miss Obey Virginia L.osee. daughter Of
Nr and Mrs. Lewis VI. I.osee. was mar
Rod last evening TO Theodore lnslce
Jones'. general sales agent Of the Brook
lyr Edison Company. The brides father
Is yitg-prcsident OF the Lawyers Title
md Trust Company. The old Dutch
Reformed Church in Flatbush was the
scene ~ the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. pr. John Elwy Lloyd.
A reception followed at Mr.. and Mrs.
Loses home. 1911 Albemarle road.
The bride wore n gown OF white satin
tr uUcI with Chantilly lace and pearls.
AMI her attendants wore gowns OF taft
,eta and tulle in the rainbow tints.
They were Miss Mabel T. Thatcher ~
Norwalk. Conn. Miss Helen Wilcox.
Mss Edith NcCahe of brooklyn, Miss
Dorothy Dunstou OF Manhattan and Miss
Elizabeth sherman Of Kansas.
Nr and Mrs. Jones will he at home
sftsr october l at 62+A Third street.
BROOKLYN.
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r'bo rr.ity bo'dfpvs v.ro a.nraiscd
-, q, cs-qSEe | nh,,s ,bo ,~,iiowiny
,h 49, ,ar,ahia r,,.o,, ,io oon
- u.s. az go <t,o ateh,
Zoe oon Snu -.
$3.50 |'.'.h a. g."
ltl'S' ~ F'.,,"' W. n,"auNaf a..
ll"-'" ~ S-'-'""' $500 49, I"
~ ''"''t >''''', worm F,,"'''v S-.V'-
>"u '4''lE IN J" ana - "'S' iN"''3o
e'i''" street WORTH >"f"."'" St"'o"'
equity ~ Z 10 . W't "ehtE -"len'n
street, worth sl'o'oo"' $4,000 interest
~ 1913 East Thirty-''c"nd street worth
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RAIN MARS POINT JUNE WEEK
Mig Gun Practice Goes On. hut In
fantry Drill Postponed.

WEST POINT. n. V. Juno 7.-To-day's
programme Of military drills had to be
cut when a rain set in ut noon. How
ever. the June week visitors watched
an interesting exhibition OF the north
end his morning. where the second and
third classes drilled with the six inch
rifles under direction OF Lieut.. Maxwell
Murray, c. A. c. The gun squads were
commanded by Cadets Ford and
Meacham. Twenty shots were fired at n
floating target eight feet square which
was towed by a tug. The range was
5000 yards, Each squad fired ten shots
and every shot was a hit.
The infantry drill was called off he
cause OF the wet. but the weather did not
prevent the starting OF the baseball game
between the cadets and Colgate. The
game went only Ave innings, the old
grads present enjoying the cadets vic
tory. Among those OF the alumni here
are:
sloan. so: McRae. 90; Ennis, "a
Hills ami King. 'S6 Braden, 80 Smith,
"a; Bigelow. II; Runcle, 70 Morgan,
so: Clark. 90. and Oliver, '01.
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Theodore Koslof and his dancing part
ner, Mile. Vlas,a Maslova. have been en-
gagged for a second week al the Palac
Theatre.
In Mr. Lazarus" the new comedy BY
Harvey O'Higglns and Harrie, Ford, Will
he given tonight In New Haven.
The proceeds from 100 tickets a day tor
The next ten days iSr 'Giv'iiIn1,"n' at me
the Allied Bazaar at the Grand Central
Palace.
Miss Marta nconara and her PLAYERS q
give a performance Of Bernard Shsw's
Don Juan In Hades' on Saturday after
noon.
clyde Fl,eh's play Nathan Hale" win
Tuxedo Park. by an amateur Ompany
under the, direction of Miss Antoinctte
Nagal Burk.
selwyn & Co. will redecorate and reno
vate the Harris Theatre Al the conclusion
OF the run OF "Hit-the-Trail Holiday
prior to the production OF a new piece
there early In the fall,
Anselm Goetzl. tho Bohemian composer
and conductor. has been engaged by \. II.
Woods to write the score for George Fay,
dsau,s E r NH i prosuc s" here en next q, s. Ams,'"'"
The hrst commencement exercises OF the
Professional Children's School will take
place this morning at the Princess Theatre.
Elsie Ferguson WIN present the diplomas,
Lucille Cavanaugh, formerly OF the Zlcg-
field Follies. will make her first appear
ance in vaudeville at the New Brighton
Theatre next week with George white In
a dance sketch cailen "a Dancing Pro-
posal."
Among the sctresso. who will serve on a
at the Hippodrome Saturday night are
Hazel Dawn ALI Nalli. Olive Tell. Margaret
Green, Belle Storey. Josephine Drake,
Natalie AIT. Eleanor Dawn, Emma Froh-
man. BiJou Fernandez, Ivy Troutman.
Cynthia Latham, Dixie Gerard. Beth
smalley. Diane Oste. Anna May Roberts
and vivian RushmOrs.
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na-COOIIdRe.

PosroN, June Miss Mary Shepiey
Coolidge and Edward Farnsworth At
Rms, Jr. Of Belmont. san of Edward F.
Atkins II C~!enfuegos. Cuba. were mar
RED this afternoon at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Coolidge in Marlboro street. The cere-
n''y "as witnessed only by members
~ III" families and a few intimate
= ends Tho Rev Alexander Mann
ON .at d. The bride was attended by
h'f SISTER, Miss isabelle Coolidge. Ran
oopn Boyle Of Louisville. Ky, was best
M. aud the ushers were Charles A.
coolidge, Jr,, Robert W. Atkins, Nicho-
Jas Roosevelt of Oyster Bay. Robert
winthrop Kean and Kent Bromley OF
Now York. and James Brownlee Of AL
bany.
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WILL OF G. w. WOERZ FOUGHT.
4. y. DoriIer Files contest In Rc-
half Of Ills Children.

\ contest OF the viii OF Eruce, q. W
Noerz. brewer, who left an estate OF
more than $1,000. 900. was flied yostef-
day In hehalf OF the FIVE children OF
Charles l.. D~oelger, who married a
daughter OF Mr.. WoerZ, now deceased
Mr.. Doelger, who filed the contest in
behalf of his children. * vi,e-presdort
and treasurer o: the Peter poclgcr COM
pany.
Mr.. Doelger alleges that Mr.. Wocrz.
who made the will TWO days before his
death ON May 2 last, was suffering from
plcuro-pneHnonia and didn't understand
IN" nature Of his act. lie gave onl,
$4,000 each 10 his grandchildren, whereas
IN "A prior will. he made more generous
provision for them. The viii stated
that no greater provision was made for
the grandchildren because their father
was well 70 do, MIR. Woerz gave tho
u!k OF his estate to his children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY
AUC7IONED FOR S1,45O
Backbone Collection Fctrhcs
a Total Of S24.218 for
the Sale.

a ten foot piece ~ Brussels tapestry.
sold to pr, J Stast for 81 $50. was the
highest price paid yesterday At the CON
GLIDING sale from the Blackborue coller-
ton at the American Art Galleries. The
design IS a ss,lashinG fountain set in a
formal garden oyereLadoWcd with range
trees. \ rich green tone prevails The
border is COMPOSED OF flowers, fruits and
birds in an exceptional design. The days
sales amounted to sl3.Si' and the total
for the collection was s2t,-7> 81.
Two Aubusson tapestry panels. hunt
ing subjects. were sold to =. Biumeister
for $3.50 each. \ kcrmaushah carpet
OF intricate arabesQuc floral design was
bought by W. W Seaman for SEQ. pa
vid Belasco purchased five richly en-
broidered eighteenth century silk Italian
banneIs for sll2j0
Mrs, Eugene Fox purchased for $40
four seventeenth century curtains Of
Utrecht red velvet bordered with For
tusucse applique on cloth Of gold. Mr..
seaman bought "A pair of Louis Seize
red damask curtains for $40.
Among the laces. three panels Of sew
'''''''h ''INHIN Elos phlnt u" Ntnlse,
bought by otto Rernet for $3.50. brought
the best price. a point dc Vcnise lace
flounce was sold to the same buyer for
500, as was also a gros point de vcnisc
border for 1910.
Miss X, H. Lorenz bought n panel Of
point de France Lace with the figure Of
a marshal Of France for n design. pay
Ing $40. She also bousht a Mcctlin
lace founc for 5000. NJ. l. Jellinck
! aid 5000 for a Flemish lace nnunce.
An old French marriage fan o,
finely carved mother of rcarl with "A
medallion 81 bride and bridegroom and
wedding party was bought h., Mr.. Sea
man for SEQ.
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W. G. MOORE LEFT ST, 1000, 900.
BuIL Of Estate Wiil~d In Trust q
Ills wife, an incompetent.

The viii OF William Gordon Moore.
president OF II. Il. Kirk Il CO.. wholesale
liquor dealers. who died May -. dis
poses Of IN estate OF more than - oun,-
900, the hglls of which is left to trustees
Cor the benefit Of his widow. Mrs Laura
Moore. Tho petition :!ed yesterday with
the will stated hat although Mrs. Moore
has not been adJudged insane. she is
incompetent and Is IN the sanitarium Of
Dr.. Bone in lonkcrs.
Mr.. Moore dirccted that u AT any
time his wif" resa,us her faculties and
becomes sound Wtutd'it and pu"ys..J ally.
The trust i To terminate drl she is 90
get the property outright ii"up'-fS uf
stock In H. y XIX \ 20 arr made q,
the deceudents business associate. and
several ~ his relatives ga thee death
of his wife N" trust fund :"r her benefit
goes TO heirs OF herself ard her hIs-
band.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

Miss Theodore Iorette Brown. daugh-
''- % Mrs. Henry H.. Brown Of 2oST
F'''h avenue. was married to Dr. Jo-
s'nh \. O'Conor yesterday morning In
AT Saints Church. Madison venue and
lea'h street. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. James W.
Powers and II was followed by n nuptial
mass celebrated by the Rev, John F.. X.
F'onor. 5. j., an uncle OF the bride
groom. The bridal attendants were the
Misses Helen Brown. Madeleine O'Conor.
Roeal'e o'Boyle. Alma O'Royle. Eleanor
AEnew, Marjorie H~alligan and Helen
Lhrkin w. Louis O'Conor acted as his
N"~ f"r's best man and the ushers were
D., Macmillan Ramirez. William Ryan.
nr Joseph Donnelly. Austin Gibbons.
Dr. Thomas VIVA and John O'Conor. A
reception followed at Sherry's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
MISS BURKE LAUDS KITCHENER.
Believes 10000 Men VIII Form a
Memorial Army.

Kathleen Burke, honorary organizing
secretary of the Scottish Women's Hos
pitfalls OF Serbia and France. made an in
troductory address to the pictures "How
Britain Prepared" at the Lyceum Thea
tire last night. paying a high tribute TO
the late Earl Kitchener, whom she knew
personally.
Earl Kitchener to my mind" she said
~'signihed "A great magnet. When he
stretched out his arms to England call
ing for n volunt.e r army OF millions, one
arm could be likened to Patriotism and
the other to Honor.
1T is altogether fitting that he should
find his last resting place in the sea. as
no mere plot OF ground would be large
enough for his burial, ! believe 100, 900
men will apply TO the recruiting offices
by next week to form the nucleus Of a
Kitchener memorial army"
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MA RRIEl)

HART wlSSERT Wedrestay. rnns T..
1876, hv the Roy Edgar r''on. " .
n n MARY \. W!~scrs N 'har'e. "
Hart IN New 'ork
GFrR-CLEVEINNp on TUESDAY. June
6 1915, A. Christ church Cl'hrt-sl.
New orleans. nv tho Rov W,liam
Montague" Geer, : r n, N.ar ~ =.
psg.s ChRne'. Tyiu.'s parish. New
York. assisted Nv the Rov wilian
Aexantcr Barr. n n dcau ~ christ
church Cathedral Mary savage Cleve-
and. daughter Of Nj amt Ms. Samuc.
Pennett Cleveland, TO Fnos Throop
Geer.
LAWRENCF-CROMWElL-O WodrA.-
dNy, June :, 1916, At the cathedral
Baltimore, Yes his Emircnte Cardlns.
Gibbons, MARY Eve,yu cromwell.
daughter Of the ,atr Richard Crom .
well. Jr. nni Mrs Ci1mnsh. ami
Ensign NcVho'i Trot;cr Lawrence. JIG
l. : y son OF NoVho : r InNrcr %
of Lawrence, l.. /
CuACKENBns- WHITE ON We1no.iay.
Jun" :. AZ TRINITY ChI-.N. Princeton.
y j, ~ tho Rev Aired Il Baker.
u u, and the Rcy R,.ph pomcroy.
Louise Dudley WHIT a0i John Duncan
ouackeuhos
RUSSELL STUART or r,e.lsy June
6. a. IN" Fth N.,u.a Fresh';nr'nn
church. los the re-, 4 Ross stevenson.
u II. t'N r", Robert Russo.
II u. and Tho br, Iam', Farmer
Fh T.. Eucr. toasn'ar Of NJ ant
Mrs James Mar.iHI' STUART, to tho
Rev. Ron,rt NJ EY..'l j.
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BEVERLY FARMS, Mass, June Mrs.
= Reed Anthony of Boston, who has a
summer estate here, was married this
s''"rroon TO Randolph rockingham of
f0'tou, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
t'''hir CHAM Of New York, in st. Johns
.eoual Church, by the Rev. t.lwood
Worcester of Boston, The wedding party
81. sisted OF Mrs. Anthony's children and
r hr,lcgroom's parents. Robert W.
, }'""Hr of Boston was best man. Mrs.
A.''"ry was unattended. Mrs. Anthony
''I'IS to her first marriage was Miss
I~i..''t =. Weeks, daughter of the late
.'"w q Weeks, She has been a widow
! several years, Mr.. rockingham is a
: .'H'r Il Yale and Of the Harvard
law -ruuo!.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Eugene &. Warner. daughter Of
NJ and Mrs. Charles Jerome Warner.
was married TO Victor HOLES S,ockell
~ This city yesterday at the home OF
her parents. 20 West Eighty-second
STR. ~ :hc Rev. John -. Mccormick
rector Of Holy Trinity Church. The
tri3" had her sisters. the Misses Made
le'ne and Hortense Warner, as her only
attendants. After the ceremony there
was a re option. and assisting in receiv-
'~c were Mrs, W. Frederick Ards. Mrs.
Franklin II. Griffin and the Misses Car
RE SchuWanu aud rsohel be Witte kap-
Ian. Carl +. IilAt was hest man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

The will of Adelaide pl.vcria Modcrno
OF l.ondon. h died NJ Lausanne.
Switzerland. on May IL last, was filed
in the ~Surrogatc's Court yesterday. II,
names Percival kuhue as eNcrutor and
leaves him Slo0o, The execute is di-
rccted 10 sell III" decedeuts securities
IN New York and establish trust funds
tor her niece, the Baroness ,Iardin de
Mar OF Madeira. ana the children OF
another niece and two ucphews. The
estate here is believed To amount to
more than $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
In mes u. WIac.

NArERTowN, y. Y. June LANES r.
Wise, aged -, four times Mayor Of this
city. and It's most progressive bus ness
man, died this afternoon At Atlantic
city after a short illness. Mr.. Wise
mad been in business here 10Y many
years manufacturing locks and later
boiler pipe fixtures. The last two wears he
mas been engaged In erecting aud equip.
uliR a munNlon plant, which was To
heeln business neat week He leaves
surviving a widow and two sons, Ralqh
and Earl Misc II this CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Geer-CIeveIand d.

NEW ORLEANS. June Miss Mary
Savage Cleveland. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bennett Cleveland OF this
city. was married here yesterday to Enns
Throop Geer OF New York in Christ
Church Cathedral. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Montagu.
Geer, father of the bridegroom and Vicar
OF 81. Paul's Chapel, Trinity Parish. New
York. assisted by the Rev, william Alex
ander Barr. dean Of Christ Church
Cathedral OF New Orleans. MIR. Geer Ia
a lawyer. with ofhoss At ~ Nassau
street, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
WILLS AND %APPRAISALS.

GEORGE VAUGHAN, who died Deccm.
her 81 last, left SEIZE to his brothor -
Rev, Patrick J.. Vaughan, aud the res, Of
his estate OF 12o,64+ to Roman Catholic
charities.
GEORGE W. sMALIEY, late London chr.
respondent Of the Tribune. who died thrr.
on April 4 last. lcft an estate estimated AZ
s2,5oo TO MS wire, Phnbe Garnaut Smal
ley, lie left three daughters and two
sons,
MRS. HANNAH. T.. BARNES, who died
March II, 1918. left $l32,lia TO three sons
estate worth el05, 900 and 100 shares Of
American Book Company stock, valued at
SIS, 200.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Cough Drop Maker Leaves sI,OOO,-
OOO

Edward g. Smith. manufacturer of
cough drops, who died in Washington.
II. q, on May - last, left an estate
of more than $1,000, 600. hut made no
will An application by his brothers,
George II. and John II Smith. for letters
Of administration yesterday stated that
they are the only heirs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Jewish PcntccOst Gbseryed,

The Jewish Pentccost, or Feas, Of
Weeks, which ONE seven weeks after
the second day OF the Passover, was oh
served with services IN all the syua.
goGues OF the city yesterday. The Pen.
tecost has been called by the rabbits
THE day ~ the giving OF the law" and
accordingly he Ten Commandments
constituted a part Of the Scripture read.
ings In the serviceA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Mrs. ~. H.. Livingston.

lsi.lP, |. /. June 1-Fureral services
for Mrs. Frances X. Livingston, 81
years old. wife Of II y Livingston. J,
New York broker. will be held tomorrow
morning in her home in Saxons avenue
Mrs Livingston. who died ycstcrday. was
the daughter OF William Hoyt Redmond
OF New York city and had lived here
for more than twenty-five years. She is
survived by her husband. three dauen
tiers. two brothers and one sister.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
tObrecht,

'MriHlD. y, j., June l. Miss Ida
? |." I;phrccht, daughter of Mr.. and
Frank Itohrecht. and Waiter A
non. both Of Newark. were married
''. -'i at the home OF the bride
w. Mas. Earl Harden, AL Norll
1 ''"nih street, by the Rev, j. q
d. tII' II the Church OF All Souls
''.r'rudc NJ, Robrecht was brides,
u" and Royal II. Brown best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

The wedding OF Mss Elizabeth Seem
Hoddcr. daughter OF the late Rev. Alfred
Nodder, for manv years pastor OF the
sixteenth Street Baptist Church. 10 Les
ter Baker Hennessey of Lynn. Mass.
'oat place yesterday In So. Patrick's
Cathedral. After the ceremony there
was a wedding breakfast ~ the Aston.
TIE bride entered the Catholic faith
about a year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Mrs. John vincent Hughes,

Ms. John Vincent Hughes. aged 81.
died yesterday in the Flushing HOSPITAL
81" was 4 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J"0n bonnelley Of ,irea; Ncck and be-
fore her marriage two years ago was
Il teacher IN the Little Neck pubic
school. She was a sister of John Don
neII't, editor of the Long Island Globc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

Samuc j Plowman. IS years old. who
was connected with the American Rank
Note company for Nifty years. is dead
al his home. 73l fillmore place. BROOKLYN.
He was Ions active IN Republican poll.
tics In the Twenty-second ward. lie 10
a veteran OF the Thirteenth Regiment
Three sons and five daughters survive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

Specidf tdh'e UeSpdfcH 10 THE Sun,
PANAMA. June Kermit Roosevelt.
his wife, who has been III. and their
son sailed on the transport Fitzpatrick
to-day. The entire hospital suite was re-
served. Major Rhoades. an army doctor,
accompanied the party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Leland Heirs Lose Legal Point.

Surrogate Fowler denied Yesterday
the application of the heirs of col
Francis /" Leland to examine DIR. Tim
othy NJ, thcesman. an executor In Col.
I.'lnnds viii before h" is permitted 10
qualify. on the ground that he Is in
capacitated by paralysis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
Bernard q. Enrrar,

81 l.olis, June 1.-Bernard - Far.
ifr, hreVet Rrigadier-';cneral. T.. : A.
formerly United states Suh-Treasure'
mere die AT his home in this city ycs.
day, lie was ~ years Old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

French critic and man OF letters. Ia dead
at the age Of 6s.
Frof Faguet was born at la Roche
sur Yon and was educated at the normal
school at Paris. He taught for some
time at La Rochelle and Bordeaux. Later
he came to Paris. where he became pro-
feseor OF poetry in the university In
1897.
In 1900 he was elected to the French
Academy and the next year vas mad
a member of the Legion OF Honor. For
many years he was a dramatic and
literary critic on various Partisan pub
locations. lie was the author of scholarly
hooks on French literature Of various
centuries. He was unmarried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
THE SEAGOERS.

SaNu- to-day hv the scandinavian Amer.
can liner HELIX O.ly. for Chrl-ttusand and
tOp'uhAgru.
Nathan Armour Countess Thvra Holm.
Baroness Alma Dab h'aa
lerup 'n1rlcs " .'oro.
Pcrtlval Harry era. 81 hop John l. NleI.
ham son
MIR Louise Graham Cart T. = ! pa7sbr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
AGUET DIES;
FRENCH ACADEMICIAN
Noted Critic and Authority on
Observation-Disclosures
as Educator.
Spec,ai cable Despdfch to TPr srS.

1DeCTuT NuDTP UpSpdTrN 10 TFF wv.
PARIS. Tune Emile Faguet. noted
French critic and man Of letters. Is dead
at the age Of 6s.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-01
Alumni Association
Holds Annual Reunion

Tower City, Pa, Jan. Mrs. VIM.
A. Kurtz is visiting relatives at Pitt
man. Miss Iva Dunkelberger of
Sunbury is visiting relatives in town.
= DR.. Daniel Bemey of Scranton en-
joyed Christmas with his parents
Mr.. Beamenderfer of Myerstown,
spent pleasant vacation with friends
here. - Mr. and Mrs. Degler of DON
aldson enjoyed Christmas with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Ray Jones. - Miss
Inez Thompson of Pottsville enjoyed
a few days in town. - MIR. and Mrs.
Ivan Snyder of East Greenville, are
visiting relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. ELL Wagner of Reading are en-
joying the holidays here. - Walter ].
Campbell of New Cumberland re-
turned from a pleasant visit to rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Martz
and daughter. and c. w. Martz en-
ioyed Christmas with the formers
son in Williamstown. On Monday
night the Alumni Association of the
Tower City High school celebrated it's
fifth anniversary in the Palace Hall.
A we'll prepared program was rend-
cred, many interesting contests were
held and prizes awarded to the win
ners. A lap lunch was neatly served
in boxes with coffee and ice cream.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-01
100 Masons Attend Big
Banquet in MiMintown
BY Special Correspondence


Mffffntown, Pa, Jan. Miss Mary
Etter, of Bradford. Ohio, Miss Mary
Dubb and Master William Deitz, of
Manchester, spent Christmas with
Jacob Dubbs and family.-Miss Helen
Lewis who attends school in New
York city is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F.
Nj. NJ. Pennell.-F'rank Meloy, of AL
toona, spent Friday with his mother,
Mrs. A. r. Meloy, in Miffiin.-Misses
Louise Jackman and Bennett Junkin
are home from Albright college, My
erstown for their Christmas vacation.
james Strayer, of Washington, ID.
c., spent Christmas with his sister,
Miss Minnie Strayer.-Miss Hazel Au-
ker is visiting Miss Grace Evans in
Lancaster.-J. Graybill Crawford and
John j. Patterson, 3rd, cadets at the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, were home
for Christmas.-More than 100 mem
bers of the Masonic lodge of this place
were present at the annual Christmas
banquet held at their room in the
odd Fellows Hall last Thursday. A
number of out-of-town members were
preseAt.-The Rev. Lester w. Auman,
who is taking a special course al
| Drew Seminary, Madison, n. j., is
spending the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Al
man.