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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17

JnnlICF ItCIlOfI.
Jumper precinct was the last Uma-
tilla county precinct to report on reg
istration of last week, the report be-
ing received this morning. Twelve
men registered there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
Marriage Licenses.

The day shows two marriage IL
censes issued from the office OF the
county clerk. one To William r.
Beck. La Grande, and Ecco Cover,
Echo. The other to John NJ. Glass
cock. Portland, and Lulu c. Day. Pen
dleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17

Ben Clarke, livestock. agent for the
o.-W. r. 6 n. Co. arrived today from
Portland. He will take part in the
roplng contest at the Roundup.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17

The UmatiIIa County Red Cross
shipped two cases of Red Cross work
yesterday. One contained old mus
lins and the other 375 pair Of knitted
sox. They were shipped to the bureau
of supplies at Seattle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
Happy Canyon Danccs Ready.

Good Jazz" music. excellent floor
and the usual Roundup pep are
promised by the managers of the Hap
Ipy Canyon dances which will begin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
MIXED SUITING

A splendid wool fabric for good looks and one that
will tailor we'll just the right weight and coors of
grey, brown, blue and Oxford So in, wide. Be sure
to see this CLOTH s&%4 -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17

Jury says Guilty.
The jury in the case OF Charlie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17

silver Cup on Display.
A silver cup. offered as a prize to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17

Parents of Baby Boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rae are the par
ents of baby boy born yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
TURKEY CALLS FULL
MAN POWER To AR

ZURICH. Sept. 1.-THE Turkish
government has called to the coiors
all men able to perform military serv-
ice between the ages OF seventeen and
fOrty-five. The Turkish consulates
in Germany. Bulgaria and Austro-
Hungary have notified Ottoman sub
jects in those countries to report
themselves before september 20 or
incur heavy punishment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17

Do your two-bits Buy a thrift
stamp.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
We are prepared-are Won?

we are pfepafed-afe you!
COTTON BLANKETS of finest quality cotton,
come in small medium and large Sl.95 up to $4.50.
WOOL BLANKETS and WooInap Blankets, soft
and fluffy, best quality large sizes, white grey,
paids in blue grey and pink. Priced $3.50 to $3.50.
QUILTS for cots or double beds. Priced S2.75 to
$500.
Phone your orders to us-Phone 78
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-17
Bedding Supplies
for Round Up

We have full stock on hand in all sizes and quail
ties. Prices right. Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels,
Turkish Towels, Bed Spreads, Damask Lunch Sets,
Etc. We can fill your wants
QUILTS, BLANKETS AND PILLOWS FOR YOUR
The sun., 1918-07-21
CARLIsLE'S LONG FIGHT ENDS.
Taking over OF school by Wnr De-
partment Settles Problem.
Despatch 10 THE SrN.

CARLISLE, Pa. July 2o-Word has
just been received here tina. the Carlisle
Indian School, famous as unique de-
parture in Indian education Tor forty
years ana looked upon with awe by
every schoolboy interested in athletics
for n generation or more. has been taken
over by the medical department OF the
Army as site for a large reconstruct
ton hospital for the retraining ~
wounded American soldiers brought
here from the battlehelds OF France
The announcement means that the
school will be abandoned as an cduca-
tional institution FOR the redskins
In moving the Indian training school
to some other locality the citizens her.
finally will lose the intermittent fight
which they have been putting up for
several years against transferring tho
institution to some Western town
closer to the home OF the red men The
site has many historic associations in
that It marks tho SPOT where Major
Andre and many He.san soldiers were
Imprisoned for time during the Revo-
luton and Il was here also that muni-
lions were made for Washinston's men
The sun., 1918-07-21
TO ASK FISHERMEN
TO CURB NOISES
Seabrisht Summer Folk Want
to Sleep Later.

sEABRIGHT, N. j., July 20.-In the
Methodist church on ocean avenue here,
known as the "Fishermen's Church" so
named because OF the occupation Of
those for whom It was built. there will
be held tomorrow night a meeting the
purpose OF which Is to appeal to the
fishermen to curb their early morning
noises. 1t IL the hope Of the summer
residents. who are back of the move
nent, that the fishermen will attend so
that . heart to heart talk may follow.
The summer residents term the noises
made by the nshermen ''ungodly.' but
the fishermen point out that their &C.
cupation calls for early work for 1t is
well known that bluehsh. weakfsh,
porgies, sea bass, nuke and other food
hshes seek early morning breakfasts
and the seabrisht dories muAt be on the
grounds when the nsh feel an inclination
to feed or can be lured into the nets
Also the motor must be set going the
moment the boats are out OF the way OF
the combers The fishermen say that
the noises made by power boats can
not be suppressed entirely until me-
chanical genius leads the way to the
noiseless motor boat.
At Sunday nights meeting the ques
tion OF the most advantageous way to
raise 100000 to keep the ocean from
making inland invasions during coastal
storms will be discussed. Cooperation
In to be the watch word OF the meeting.
both In suppreseing noises and in rails
ing money to stop Father Neptune from
making encroa elements.
The sun., 1918-07-21
CANTEEN APPEAL Is ISSUED.
Needs of Our boys Abroad Barred
by Red cross.

4 special appeal was sent out yesterday
In the interest OF the Red Cross Canteen
Work in France. in WI ich stress was laid
upon the fact that the lads in our <xpe-
dictionary force abroad 10 one OF the SOL
der boys among tho fighters for democ-
racy who has no chance OF seeing
"Bligtty" during his infrequent fur
loughs.
II has been found, says the appeal,
that the home furlough OF the French
and British colder has been tho greatest
single force for D. ysical and mental up
lift and morale among the Tommies and
Poilus who como back from the front all
fed up with war. But for obvious reas-
ons the American soldier cannot spend
his short vacation among the ONE folks,
wherefore patriotic and generous minded
stay at homes here are asked to bear in
mind that the work OF supplying home
atmospr ere In France to our boys on
furlough there 10 OF much Importance as
war winning idea and should receive
as much aid as possible In a financial
way from Americana who are not privi-
legged to night In France.
The sun., 1918-07-21
IN PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Brooke Give
Dance for Miss NewboId.
Snscinl DeApatnh "a Tar Srx


PHnApEiPHiA, July 20.--Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Hart CT ase OF Germantown will
spend the next week end as the guest Of
Mrs. Walter r. Brooks at her cottage at
Hewlett, l. !. Capt. Walter b Brooks
Is In France.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ridgway OF 1898
Pine street. who are visiting Mr.. and
Mira George w. Norris at Amber, will
leave on August | for Newport
MI and Mrs. Joseph Harrison and
family OF Rosemont left yesterday for
Capt May, where they will occupy their
cottage for II e summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brooke OF Birds
boro. Pa. gave large dance this evening
in honor OF their house guest. Miss Mary
y. Newbold, daugt ter OF Clement r.
Newbold OF Crosswicks House, Jenkin-
town. Several guests from Philadelphia
were present
Mrs Edward Brooke will have as
guests over ttis week end at her home
at B,rdsboro Miss Marion wurts and
Miss Nancy w. Newbold. in whose honor
she gave a small dance this evening.
Mrs Holllngsworth Andrews Is visit
ing for a few days in Richmond. Va.
Mrs Charles Smith Turnbull IL visit
ing Major and Mrs Hamilton d. South
Mt Quantico, Va.
Miss Angela Male. daugf ter OF Mrs.
Jesse Male OF Longhouse. Bryn Mawr, IL
at White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
The sun., 1918-07-21
THANKS FOR VICTORY
URGED TO-DAY HERE
Hylan Calls on Citizens to Of
fer Prayers Over Army's
Triumph.

Mayor Hylan issued the following
proclamation yesterday suggesting pray
ers OF Thanksgiving In the churches to-
day for the military successes OF the
last week and for their continuance:
ITO THE CITIZENS OF THE CRY OF
Nrw YORK The most cheering news
that has come from the words field Of
battle since the war began was received
by the American people on last Thurs
day. On that memorable day we were
informed OF the signal success OF our
troops in the capture OF twenty towns.
large number of prisoners and great
quantities OF munitions and guns from
the enemy.
This thrilling news stirred the heart
OF every American. In this city the
municipality manifested It's Joy and hap
plness at the glad tidings by having the
new bell in the tower OF the City Hall
for the first time peal out the news Of
victory.
Every citizen OF this city should 90
to his particular church tomorrow and
offer UP prayer of thanksgiving for
the splendid achievement OF our troops
during the last week and pray for the
continued success OF the allied armies
in the cause for which they are night
ing that Ia 40 holy and sacred to the
"1n witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal OF the
city Of New York to be afixed.
Done in the city OF New York this
twentieth day OF July. In the year OF our
Lord. one thousand nine hundred and
eighteen.
JOHN F. HYLAN.
BY the Mayor Grover A. whalen,
secretary to tho Mayor"
This resolution. adopted by the Boa I'd
OF Aldermen on Tuesday. has been
oabled to Gen. Pershing:
"Resoiped, That the Board of Alder
men OF the city OF New York warmly
congratulate Gen. Pershine and the
army under his command upon the sig
nal success Just achieved by the Ameri-
can troops on the battlehelds of France
I'VE are proud OF the splendid show
ing OF the New York boys.
May this victory be the harbinser
OF speedy and victorious termination
Of the conflict now being wased for free
dom ana humanity
ALFRED f. SMITH, President"
The sun., 1918-07-21
rived at the Hotel Aspinwall from Sara

rived at the Hotel Aspinwall from Sara
toka.
MrA George w Forsythe. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Jourdan. Mrs. Clinton
Brockway and Mrs. Harris Whittemore
Of New York are at the Hotel Aspin-
wall.
Mr and Mrs. Robert X. Darling Of
New York are entertaining Misses J.
X. and II. r. Brandon Of New York
at the Hotel Aspinwall
Prof and Mrs. Henry W. Farnum
Of New Haven arrived at their country
place In Stockbridge.
Ellery ScdSwtck has Roosevelt p.
Walter and John Croker Of New York
as guests in Stockbridge.
Mrs. II. Brewster Hobson and Mrs
Harvey e. Fisk have gone to New York
from stockbridge.
Mira John r. Alexandra and Miss
Anna r. Alexandra went to New York
this morning to bid farewell to Lieut.
Ravard Gushing Hoppin. who Is shortly
to 60 to France. Lieut.. Hoppin is Mrs
Alsxandre's son-in-law. Mrs. Hoppin
will come up to Lenox for a part Of
the season.
The sun., 1918-07-21
1000 GUESTS OF VANDERBILT.
Secretary Lane IL One Of Speakers
MT Beechwood Outfnk.

Frank A. Vanderbilt. head OF the Ma
tionai City Bank, gave a reception and
outing yesterday to 1000 business asso-
oiates and employees on the grounds OF
his country place. Beechwood. at Scar
borough. Westchester.
Besides the men and women con-
nected with the bank the employees OF
the National City Company, Interna-
tional Banking Corporation and the
American international Corporation were
conveyed from Manhattan to scarbor-
ough in two special trains. They had
the freedom OF Mr.. Vanderlip's home
theatre, gymnasium, swimming pool,
gardens and grounds.
Mr.. and Mira Vanderlip received on
the lawn. Swimming. basketball and
baseball contests and dancing were fea-
lures Concerto were played by the
Seventy first Regiment Band. After
dinner was served on the lawn there
we're movies and plays in the theatre by
the Amateur Comedy Club. A farce,
Three Hats" and a pantom!me. Moon
shine" were given. A service nag was
unveiled with 345 stars out Of respect TO
the banks employees who are with the
colors
Franklin X. Lane Secretary Of the
, Interior. delivered An address. Charles
Rich, executive manager. James NJ
rost, Walter Tappan and william Simon.
son we're among the bank officials pres
, ent.
The sun., 1918-07-21
DIED.

BOWMAN --Lueila A. twsiD. suddenly,
on Saturday. July 30. 1918. at Fairfield
Beach, Conn. in her thirtieth year,
beloved wife OF william Law Bowma
~ lB22 Jessup avenue, Highbridse. and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John c. Wait
Funeral services at tho home in High
bridge Monday. July %, at II o'clock.
HAuPT Anna Brueok, wife OF Joseph j.
Haupt, July 20. 1913.
Funeral services at residence, 22t
Walnut street. Montclair. N. j.. 4P. M
Monday. July 81. 1ntsrmsnt at con.
yenisnoe OF family.
MACLAY.-On July 10. 1913. Mark walton.
in his seventy seventh year. at his
residence. $50 Park avenue.
Funeral from his late residence on Sun
day. July II, at 3:1b p. NJ. Interment
At convenience of family. Kindly omit
flowers.
SMITH On Thursday, July 10. At her
residence. ST.. James. l.. l.. Katharine
Louise Hagemeyer. wife Of Edward II.
L. Smith.
Funeral services will be held at 81.
James Church. St. James, l.. J.. on
sunday. July a.. at Q o'clock. Train
leave P.nnsyivanis Station. New York.
at 1908 p. NJ
TOMPKISs -caroline n, on July 10. Ser
viees THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
broadway and sixty-sixth street Drank
CAmpbelIp. Monday. siso p. NJ.
The sun., 1918-07-21
DANCE AND SUPPER
GIVEN AT NEWPORT
Largest Social Event Of Sea-
son for Benefit Of French
Milk Fund.
HELD AT CLAMBAKE CLUB
Mrs. j. Laurens Van Aliens
Children Celebrate Birthday
Anniversary With Party.
HELD AT CLAMBAKE CLUB
Special DtspaseA 10 Tn. Sos.

Special Dtspdfeh 10 Tnr suu.
NEWPORT. r. l.. July 2o.--The gov
.rnors OF the Clambake Club turned the
clubhouse over to Mrs. Walter s. An
drews, chairman. and Mrs. Rufus z.
Johnston. vice-chairrnan Of Branch 10,
puryea War Relief. this evening. and
there was large asssmblags OF summer
residents and Of army and navy ON
GERS and their wives for the subscription
dance and supper given as q bsnent for
the free milk fund for French children.
The dance was the largest OF the sum-
mer and was under the patronage Of
Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. Mrs Bradford
Norman. Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs. Dud-
ley Davis and Mrs. Louis g. Treadwsll.
number of dinner parties were given
prior to the dance. these hostesses in
Guiding Mrs. Treadweli, Mrs Mortimer.
Mrs. Frederick Nelson and Mrs. George
q Scott
Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are en-
tertaining John Moffat OF New York at
Belcourt!
The Red Cross tea house at the West.
chester Polo Club will be opened on Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Shaw "a Of
rpostoH nave Arrived AT ouiiroCH. oclf
summer home, for the season. Mrs. Al
exander j. Csssatt has also arrived for
tho summer.
To celebrate the birthday Anniversaries
Of her son and daughter. Master William
Laurens Van Allen and Miss Louise As
tor Van Allen. Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen
save q children's party At wakehurst
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sanford Of New
Amsterdam have rented Pinard Cottage
No. 5.
The sun., 1918-07-21
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.
Horse show Held mt Round Plain
Farm for Red Cross.
Sp>ciai Dsspafeh 70 THn suS


BOSTON. July 20-The engagement lie
announced OF Miss Ruth Merrill HUI
bert. daughter OF Mrs. e. r. Hubert OF
Jacksonville, Fla. TO Paul Frost Ives.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archer ". Ives
CT redham, Mass. Ives is an Ensign in
ing Corps and has been in active SER
vice overseas since January. having
been assigned by the Navy Department
to the British Royal Naval Air Forces,
No date has been named for the wed
ding.
Miss Frances Strange OF Danville,
Va. was married TO Lieut.. Norman
rockingham Hunnsweli. U. S. R. OF
Winchester. Mass. tonight at the home
Of the bride-elects mother Mrs. Anne
NOEL Strange, in Danville Lieut..
Hunnewell is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew T. Hunnewell OF Winchester.
He was graduated from Williams Col
lege in 1914 and attended the Platts-
burg camp in 1917. He was among the
first American soldiers to 90 TO France.
and after eight months training in the
heavy artillery returned to this coun-
try and Ia now an instructor at Camp
jackson in South Carolina.
The society event along the north
shore to-day was the horse show, In aid
Of the Beverly branch Of the Red Cross.
1t took place this afternoon at Round
Plain Farm. the summer home OF Mrs
John CaswelI at Prides Crossing. A
programme Of ten classes was in cha rye
OF Miss Eleanora r, Sears. Miss Eliza =
beth r. Caswell and Mrs. J. Devereaux
winslow In cooperation with Mrs. Cas-
well.
Mir. and Mrs. Francis Cakes OF Brook
line recently bought tin Schlesinger es-
tate in Brookline. which they expect 10
occupy Mrs. Francis J. Oakes. Jr, and
her sister. Miss Elisabeth Prather, have
gone to California, where they will
spend the summer.
The sun., 1918-07-21
PETER H. GARRISON.

Peter r. Garrison, So years old, re-
tired builder, of Paterson, N. j., died At
the summer home OF his daughter, Mrs.
John 2. Coe. on Raccoon Island, Lake
Hopatoong n. j.. Friday. He was born
In Paterson and lived there all his life.
He was associated with the David
Henry Building Company OF Paterson
for many years. retiring In lss2 For
years he was active in church. civic and
charitable circles ~in Paterson. He
leaves HIS daughter, Mrs Coe.
The sun., 1918-07-21
NOTES OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben J. Ross are re-
ceivins congratulations on the birth OF
Z son recently at their home, 145 East
Forty-ninth street, Mrs. Ross was Miss
Dorothy Cramp. a daughter OF the late
Edwin 8. Cramp Of this city and Phila-
delphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross will leave
shortly for Newport, where they will be
at Sunnylca, Mrs. Cramps villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. wickliffe Yulee have
lefs Tuxedo Park for the st. sauveur in
Bar Harbor.
Mrs Arthur w. Swami has gone to
southampton, L. l.. from Stockbridge TO
remain month.
The Infant daughter Of Capt and Mrs.
r. Penn Smith was chrstened on Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF her grand
mother. Mrs. Il. Henry Hartman, East
Slxty-ninth street, by the Rev. DR.. J.
Holmes McGuinness OF Arden, y. Y.
The child received the name of Carol
Penn Smith. being called after her
mother, who was Miss Carol Hartman.
youngest daughter Of the late z. Henry
Hartman. Capt. Penn Smith will
shortly sail for duty in France.
Mrs. Augustus Trowbridge and her
daughter, Mrs. George W. Perkins, Jr..
OF Princeton, are at the wolcott. Mr..
Perkins Ia now on duty In France.
Of Westtown. Pa, are at the Plaza.
Clarence II. Mackay and his daugh-
tiers will pass part OF the summer AT
White Pine Camp. on osgood Lake. in
the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Messervy
have gone from their place in Peapack.
N. j., to the Imperial. Narrasansett
Pier. to remain until the end Of next
month.
Mira. Richard II. williams, Jr.. and
her children, who were at Brookrace.
their homo in Mendham. n. j., are at
Shinnecock Hills for the remainder OF
the summer. Her husband. Lieut.. Col,
Williams, 10 with the American forces
In France
Mrs. Nathaniel witherell and Miss
Emma Thorne Of East Forty-hfth
street are at the waumbek, JEFFERSON.
N. II.
Sir Ernest and Lady schiff Of London
are expected to arrive here ehortly and
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer l..
Schiff at Northwood. their country place
In Oyster Bay, L. I.
Mrs. Charles I. Hudson Of Knollwood.
East Norwich. L. l.. and her. sister. Mrs.
Philip Hiss. are at the drsenbrier, White
Sulphur Springs. w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delavan Wet
more. who have been for some time at
the Virginia Hot Springs. will 80 this
week to Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. w. Goldschmidt OF
Upper Montclair announce the engage
rnent Of their daushter. Clara Elise. to
Lieut.. Chaplin c. Barr. First Marine Fly
ing Corps. Lieut.. Barr Ia con OF
Samuel Barr. and was student at Rut-
gers, leaving college to enter the service.
Miss Goldschmidt Is graduate OF
wellesley College.
The sun., 1918-07-21
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gardner of 3ls
West 1920 street announced Yesterday
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Helen Kortrisht Gardner, to Lieut. Wal
ter Scott Busnell. aviation section, Sig.
nal Corps. L. g. A. Lieut.. Boswell IL a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grant BUS
well OF Evanston, III lie was graduated
from Wesleyan University and Is now
stationed at Park Field. Tenn.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement OF Miss Katherine Rains
ford Holmes, daugl ter Of Mr. and Mrs
Francis H. Holmes Of Orange, y J.. and
Bellport, L. l., TO Henry ", Halstead.
Jr. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry VI. Hal
stead OF Brooklyn. Mr. Halstead Is =
member o, the United States Naval Re.
serve.
The sun., 1918-07-21
GIFT PUTS N. Y. U. IN PARIS.
Institution Becomes Member OF
American University Union.


American University Union.
In a message which Chancellor Elmer
F. Brown OF New York University sent
out yesterday to the 100 students and
alumni OF the institution now In war
service announcement was made that the
class OF 1898 has just celebrated Its
twenty.n fth anniversary reunion by
making a gift to the university which
enables the institution to become a mem
Der OF the American University Union
in Paris.
This means" Chancellor Brown says
in his announcement. that New York
University. through this membership.
comes to you oversees and extends its
hands in hospitality and encouragement
through the comradeships and associa-
tions you will be able to maintain in the
clubhouse Of the Union and the new as
sociations you will be able to form a.
you share to the full the advantages
which that organization offers to college
men engaged In service abroad. As
you avail yourselves OF those privileges.
may you remember that they are ex-
pressing your alma matters care for
your wsll-being. and her unfailing devo-
ton to the cause In which you are en-
gagged"
The sun., 1918-07-21
WILL BOOM SHOOTING FUND.
Co. r, 7lst Rect. Plans Two Day
Fete In waldorf.

The shootin' comply the same
being Company F OF the Seventy-irst
Regiment, ". q. y. T., has made plane
for A slapnbang celebration or cslebra-
lions at the Waldorf next Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons and evenings
when there will be an entertainment BY
noted stage stars and a sale. the pro.
ceeds Of which will 90 to the company
fund. now being spent IN the training
OF young men Of draft age about to be
called TO the colors.
Most Of the money which It 10 hoped
will be raised Il the waldorf will be
devoted chiefly to paying the cost OF
special training In the marksmansnp
for which the "shootin' Comply" cele-
brated in National. Guard circles. In
addition to songs and dances by the
noted folk Of Broadway there will be
various booths and games In charge OF
beauteous ladies Of the stage and others
The sun., 1918-07-21
DANIELS GOES TO NORFOLK.
Secretary Of Navy and wife Will
Pass Sunday in virginia.

WARRINGTON, July 2o--The Argen-
tine Minister went to Buena Vista
Springs to-day to spend the week END
with Madame Naon and their children.
Tho British Ambassador ana Lady
Reading are spending the week in the
country.
The Spanish Ambassador and Mime.
he Riano have as their guest the
Counselor OF the Embassy, Don Juan
Francisco de Carderas. Nine. de
Rano will leave Washington the first
week in August for Newport before
visiting her brothsr-in.law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler p. Anderson.
Secretary OF the Navy and MrA
Daniels are in Norfolk for Sunday.
Secretary Of the Interior Lane will
speak before q convention Of bankers
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
vanderlip AZ soarboroush-on-the -Hud-
son.
Mrs Barnett. wife Of Major. Gen.
Barnett, oommandant Of the, Marine
Corps will be able to 50 to her country
place. Wakefield Manor. Va. within ten
days. She had a slight relapse this
week. but Is slowly recovering.