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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
Meksikos Parubezziiaiis Il Su-
traukiama Kariuomene
MEKSIKA ATSISAKO Pill
DYTI S. v. REIKALAVIMA.
Nepaliuosuoja konsuliaro
agento Jenkinso.
Mexico City, lapkr. %.

Mexico City, lapkr. %.
Meksikos uzsieniQ reikalp
pasekretorius Hilario Medina
praneSe, jog suarestavimas S.
V. konsuliaro agento Jenkinso
nera prieSinga jokiems tarp-
tautiniams istatymams ir Suy.
Valstijos neprivalo remties-
tais istatymais.
Pasekretorius nieko neprisi-.
mine apie tai, kad Carranza
neatsako i S. Valstijq vyriau-
sybes nota. Tik pareiske, jog
jenkins gall but paliuosuotas.
parupinus reikalinga paranka..
Bet ligSiol parankos neduoda
ma. Pagaliaus Meksikos fede-
rale vyriausybe negali maisy-
ties atskiriu valstijp reikalus.
Jenkins suarestuotas Puebla
valstijoje If tas reikalas, sake,
SSiandie esas tos valstijos tel.
smu rankosna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
Pakelta trukSmas.

Pabaigus skaityti jam tq
praneSimq susirinkime> angle
kaSiu atstovai pak6l6 tiesiOg
truk$mq. Veikiantysis prezi-
dentaS Lewis paSiep6 tq pa
Siulymq il paSak6, jog darbi-
ninkai nekuomet nesutiksiq.
Lewis pakIaus6 kuro admi-
niStratoriaus, kaipgi busia su
Darb0 Sekretoriaus WilsonO
pasiuIymu. Tasai pirmiau bu-
vo pasiQles 81 nuos.
DR.. Garfield atsak6, jog SEX
ret0rius Wilson's m6gino at
Iikti arbitro darbq. zinoma,
jiS veik6 vyriausyb6s vardu.
Bet 81 nuoSimti daugiau w
mokeSties pasiQl6 sulig nuosa-
vios paziuros. II jei tuomet
butQ buve susitaikinta, butq
buve tick to. Visgi vyriausybe
butQ ziureiusi, kad publika
(visuomene) nebutQ skriau-
DIANA.
Kuro administrations pa
Siulymas kur-kas svarbesnis.
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kare Lietu.
viz su VokieGiais
Vokiecciai ginkIus ir medHaga
paVeda LietuViaIlS

COPENHAGEN lapkr 2S-TaIinnkQ komisija Pabal-
oje sustabdd miarin veikmq etuviQ su vokeclalsrl-
sais Venes If Kittens isakyta pasitraukti demarkacjos
nijas, nusatytas spalQ 80 d.
Taip bent praneSama is Kauno. -
Aiot zinV letuvia suke pertraukt veikma prizes vo-
kiecus-rsus ti yga e tie etuviams paves vsus sayo
ginklus il visa kar1s medziaga, kokiq uri Leuvoje
Vokiecai-rusai sutiko Spildyti etuviq reikalavima
VoieGu-rusp pasiraukmas paskirta nija bus przurl-
mas pacu etuvu. Lietuvia gvarantuoja neaaluo save
priesninko il liuosa j praleisti Voketjon
(Teegama neaSki ei vOkeciai-rusa sutko glnklus II
viska pavcst etuviams maty euvai iuos nugal6jo Ca
aiSklS didels etuviQ lam6jimas).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
Tikras galVosukis.

AnglekoSjai Siandie at>isa-
ko dirbti yientik todel, kad jie,
kaip sakoSi, mazai gama uH-
nok6ti uz darbQ. Uzmokesclo
lcikale tad ir turybos buvo We
damoS. An@lekaSiai jau buvo
at>i<akc nuo kitty rrikaIavirtQ
ir tik vicno uzdarbio kIausi-
mas buv2 aptariamaS.
PrasidtiuS taryboms, opera
toriai paSiQIG l. nuoS. dau-
giau. Anglekasiai neSutiko II
pareikaIavo 10 nHo&.
Pa~kui operatoriai paSiQlt
q nuo$. .Angleka>iai il su tue
nesutiko.
Po Sito Darbo seiretOrlu$
Wilsonas paSiQI6 81 nuoS. An
glellasiai Sutiko, bet operate
rial paSiprieSino. Sake, JOG
jiems negalima tick nlok6ti ne
padidinant angIimS kainos.
Pagaliaus klro administra-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29

LONDONAS lapkr. 2S-BolSevikai is Maskvos pranesa,
jog u karuomene Vogos frone varosi prmyn. Gen Den
kno spakos vur stiamos dtgal r krinta mesta pasui
mostus Nedaug nefaisviQ tenka paimt. I
BolSevikai taippat in6ie Ukrainon
Omsko fronte bolSevil kariuomena pasiyrusi uz 100
myliu rytuose Omsko If pasiekus ezera Cham.
Admrolas KoGakas kariuomene traukasi Wis to-
lials rytine Siberia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
KARALIUS EISIAS PAR
LAMENTAN.

Rymas, lapkr. %. - Atei-
nanti pirmadieni atidaromas
Italijos parlamentas. Kara
lius, sakoma, busiQs prize att
darymo, neziurint socijalistQ
9rQsinimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
Mes Administrators turi tel
siu nustatyti uzmokestis.
Neprivers dirbti.

Visi angIekasiQ atstovai
vienbalsiai iSreiSk6 nepaslten-
kinima. Jie pasake, jog darbi-
ninkai to juokingo pasiQlymo
ne tik nepriims, bet If dirbti
neis. Ir nielas ju negali pri-
versti dirbti.
DR.. Garfield pareiSk6, jog
vyriausyb6 nei neturi moro pri-
versti darbininkus dirbti. Bet
ia patti vyriausybe visuomet
duos pilnQ apsauga items, kat
rie nori dirbti.
Operatoriai, matyt sirdyje
dziaugiasi. Bet isvirsutiniai
jie taippat parode kick nepasi-
tenkinimo. Sake, jie pagalvo-
sia, ar iiems bus galima moke-
ii daugiau darbininkams nepa-
didinant anglims kainos.
Taip be nieko il pasibaige
susirinkimas.
Rytoj ivyks dar vienas susi-
rinIzimaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
NoRI, KAD AMERIKA
sELPTV AUSTRIA.

Londonas, lapkr. %. : An
glijos premjeras Lloyd Geor-
ge parlamente pranese, jog
anglai Austrija jau CANA Sell
pc. Tad dabar yra reikalas,
kad ta Sail SelptQ Amerika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
RE1KALAUJA PERTRAUKTI BLoKADA.

COPENHAGEN apkr. 2S:-Cia rusu bolseviku atstovas
Ltvnov vea tarybas Angos atstovu OGrady reikale
susimainymo neaisviQ.
Ltvinov prm visako tarybose pareikalavo kad Anglia
pertrauktu bokuo Russia.
Sp6ama jog Ltvinov prize progos prisimnsias If apie
akq Bet OGady neigaotas M tarties bet if kalbetes
taikOs kausme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
Observation-Disclosures
LIUDNA NAUJIENA.

Gavome neoficijali pranesi-
ma, kad daugiau nebegalima
persiusti pinigu j Lietuva. Jei
kurie agentai ir apsima ta pa
daryti, tai ju apsemimas yra
nesuprantamas. Tikimes, kad
sitas uzdraudimas yra trum-
pam laikui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29

Washington, lapkr. 2S.-Su-
lig officially ziniq, kares me-
tn S. Valstijq arlnijoje w sun
kius prasizengimus nugalabin-
ia 35 lzareiviai. Is ju 10 Euro
pole, gi 25 Amerikoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29

Rynas, lapkr. %. Italijos
karalius zada aplankyti suv.
Valstijas ateinantl pavasarl. Is
Suv. Valstiju jjis keliausias i
Pietine Amerika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
PARALTIJA <PADARYS
TAXA sU Boise
VIKAIS.
Taip tvirtina scandinavia ir
kiti.

Stockholmas, lapllr.. % I (Ra-
so angl. laikraSGiq korespon-
dentaS). = Kaip Svedijoj, taip
Danijoj tikima il neatmalno-
mai tvirtinama, jog Pabaltija
| j kelis mGnesius su rusQ boil
Sevillais ne tik susitailinS,
bet dar uzmegS ir artimiau-
SiuS rySiuS.
PabaItijos vieSpatijoms
duos prosos -taip padaryti,
kuomet Maskvoje bus isteig-
ia nauja socijalistQ valdzia,
labjaus moderniSkesn6, toll
ma nuo tQ visu baisenybiQ il
teroro, su kuo bolSevikai vi
suomet buvo labai Stiprlai su-
SiriSe.
Kad Maskvos valdzioje j.
vyks atmainoS, tas Senai nu-
liauciamu. BOlSevikai tick
daug nusikamavo, kad kar6s
vedimas jiems nusipriklino.
Bet kariu jie nekuomet mega
les pertraukti, jei savo val
dzioje neives reformQ, jei jon
neiSileis Socijalistu menSevikQ.
Tad Siandie Wis dazniau If
kalbama, kad LeninaS Susau-
ksiQs macdonald susirinkimQ,
kad susirinkiman liuosai bus
renkami visokiQ .paziurQ at
Stovai il tt.
Svarbu prekybos reikalai.
Teko man pasikalbGti su
vienu apSviestu suomiu, iske-
liaujanGiu Amerikon. Jis pa
zym6jo, jog Pabaltijos vieS-
patijos ir kitos parubezin6s
vieSpatijos negali kariauti su
bolSevikiSka Russia. Ir tai tuo
zvilgsniu, jog ateityje toms
visoms mazoms viespatijoms
prisieis vesti prekybq su Ru-
sija. Pabaltijos grazesnGji il
laimingesn6ji ateitis prigu-
les svarbiausia nuo gerQjQ jQ
santikiQ su Russia.
lr kuomet, sake, Pabaltijos
vieSpatijos pasieks krizi, ty.
kuomet stos tarybosna su boil
Sevikais, tuomet praras
jos talkininkQ pagelba. lr
Stai tuomet JOINS neliks dau-
giau nieko, kaip tik susiar-
tinti su Russia il is ten gauti
reikalingos paramos.
Nenori kariauti SUI bolsevikais
Man teko kaIb6ties su ang-
Iu kar6s laivyno oficierais.
Site tvirtina, jog anglq ka-
res laivu vyrai taippat be jo-
kio moro If gyvumo veikia
prizes bolSevillus.
Jie sake, jog prizes nepa-
kenGiama bolseviku ideja rel
llia kariauti. Bet kaipo prizes
zmones verciau grazumu
susitaikinti ir liauties lieti
krauja, Taip tvirtina dauge-
lis.
Netolimoj ateityj, kaip pra-
matoma, buvusios Rusijos
naujose viespatijose prazydes
nauja tvarka, naujas gyveni-
mas. Kiekviena tauta liuosai
kvepuos savo salies oru il lai-
mingai vystysis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29
ITALIA PAzADA SU-
TVARKYTI DAN
NUNzIO.
Jugoslavija kreipiasi taikos
konferencijon.

Basle, laplr. 2S.-Gauta IL
niQ, jog Italijos vyriausyb6
praneSusi Jugoslavijai, kad j
sutvarkysianti lakuna dan
nunzio il neleisianti jam to-
liauS Seimininkauti AdriatikoS
juriu pakraSciais.
ItaIijos vyriausyb6 sakosl,
Jog DalmatijOs klausimas bus
riSamas sulig taikos konferen-
cijos norQ. D'Annunzio bus
suIaikytas nuo miesto Spalato.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-29

Paryzius, lapkr. 2S.-Jugo-
slavijos atstovyb6 taikos kon-
ferencijoje augSGGiausiajai tai
kos konferencijos tarybai in
dave notq, kurioje atkreipia
donna pakeliamas suirutes
Adriatikos juriq pakraSciais.
Jugoslavijos atstovyb6 tvir-
tina, kad jei ten stovis nepa-
geresias, tuomet Jugoslavlja
pradesianti militarinius zy-
gius.
The sun., 1919-08-11
CUBANs VISIT MOUNTAINS.
Several Families Go to Breton
woods and other Resorts.

DIxvItLE NoTcH, N. H.. Aug. 10.--Mrs
w. Seward Webb OF Shelburne Farms,
VT: Louis Webb Of New York and Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Purdy OF Washington
have arrived by motor 10 Join DR.. and
Mrs. J. A. Markoe. They will remain
here two weeks.
DR.. J. Mendez Capote of Havana. Cuba.
with his family IL at the Profile for the
summer. Senator A. Debustamehte and
family. Antonio Ponvert and Mrs. Ia
Terry Ponvert and party Of CamAEuyas >,
Cuba, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. TRUTH az a
family of Havana are at the Mount
Washington House. Breton Woods.
AZ the waumbek are Mrs. II. Menocal
and party, members of the family OF
President Menscal of Cuba, and occupy
ing n cotlcge there are Mrs. A. Sanchez
and Mrs. A. LEMON and party of Ha-
vara. Jose II. Mendigatal and &c. Il,
Chenbecker Ct Havana ara at the Mape-
wood. Several cottages in Betniehenl
have been taken by Cuban families.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Waljen and the
Misses Catherine and Josefa Waljsn OF
Greenwich. Conn, are Mt the Profile with
Mrs Ewald Fleitman. w. c. Sheldon
and James Barnes of New York have
Joined Mrs. Sheldon at the Profile House
Mrs. James ]. Goodwin OF New Iork
who has opened her cottage for the
season. Is accompanied by Miss Hapsood
If New York. Mr.. and Mrs. James r
Brady and Thomas q. Sayles OF Balti-
more are at the Waumbek on an auto.
mobile trip.
The sun., 1919-08-11
DRIVING PARTIES AT SPRINGS.
Many Ccionists Make Trips TO
other virginia Resorts.
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Hot SPRINGS, Va. Aug. 10. - Many
driving and riding parties were out to-
day. Miss Alice Scarborough gave
driving party for Mrs. NJ. q. sohiff and
Miss Jeanette schlff. who are here from
London. Later she entertained her
guests at tea. Mrs. Elliott L. Shepard
motoring In the morning. Mrs. John G.
Mallory drove to Warm Springs In the
afternoon. Judge A. p. Humphrey took
a party to Healing Springs for dinner.
Several OF the young set including
the Misses Josephine, Dorothy ana isa-
belle Palms. Eleanor Bright, Lemoine
and Marguerite Dunlop and Festus j.
Wade. Jr., James E. Leath. Frank Akers,
Thomas 8. Gay. Jr, and James II. Cay,
Jr.. went to Fassifern Farm for luncheon.
Among those riding to-day were Capt.
ana Mrs. w. M. Taibott who returned
yesterday from New York Mrs. r. w.
sruilens. who has arrived at the Homel
stead from New York for three weeks
Miss Rachel Cuendet Miss Elizabeth
Cuendet, Miss Jane Drouillard and Miss
Helen Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs Claus A. spreekles. Mr..
and Mira James l. Mather. Mrs. II. A.
Brady and c. II. Ruddock are here from
New York Other arrivals to-day in
ciuue hTs- WlllhHl henneuy OToInWell,
Miss Mary f. Cromwell and NJ. ]. Crom-
well. OF Baltimore; Leut.-Col. n. II.
Hawkins. ]. II. Graham and w. T. Bing-
ham OF Washington. The Misses Jean
and Dorothy Luke and Victor &. Luke
arrived from New York this afternoon.
q. T. Thompson left the Homestead
tonight TO Join Mrs. Thompson at their
place In Seponset. Miss Martha Nc
Cook has arrived from Southampton to
join her mother. Mrs John ]. MeCook. at
the Pillars.
The sun., 1919-08-11
HONOR TO DEAD CUBAN ENVOY
Body of GonEalo de Qneshdh Com
ing From Germany Thursday.

Representatives of the State Depart
ment and the Cuban diplomatic service
will go down the bay on Thursday
aboard the Cuban wHrships Patria and
Cuba TO receive and pay honor TO the
body of Gonzalo de Quesada. the first
Cuban Minister TO the United States, who
died three years ago In Germany while
representing his country there.
The body Is on the Holland-America
steamship Nieuw Amsterdam. and is ac-
companied by the widow of the diplomat
and her two children. The warships
will return to Cuba with the body. which
will be buried with governmental honors
Major-Gen. Enoch Crowder. who has
been in Cuba assisting in an advisory
capacity in the revision OF the Cuban
election laws, Is aboard one OF the war
ships. and is expected here to-day or to-
morrow
The sun., 1919-08-11

sino gave a testimonial TO Lieut.. Craig
iiddle IN appreciation OF his efforts In
their behalf during their stay ana for
his efforts In making the tournament a
success. Az the luncheon given by Gov.
ana Mrs. Beeckman the players had a
group photograph taken. one copy of
which they autographed and had framed.
This they presented to Lieut.. BIddle.
Several luncheon parties were held to-
day. Among those who entertained
were Mrs. George Bakhmeteff Mrs.
William Fahnstock. Mrs p. d. Mills,
Mrs. George Scott, Mrs. John wana-
maker, Jr., Mrs. Stanley Mortimer and
Mrs. II. l.. Beeckman.
Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan. Mrs. William
Payne Thompson and Mrs. Charles =.
whitman gave dinners this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Mann OF New York
spent the week end visiting friends in
the summer colony.
MIRA Henry q. Gray and William
tournament at the Newport Country
Club
II has been learned here that Lady
camoys win delay her visit to America
Until the fall.
Invitations for the wedding Of Miss
Leslie +. Pearson and Henry b. II. Rip.
ley In Trinity Church August 30 have
been issued.
Mrs John Barrymore of New York Ia
the guest OF Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman
Mrs. L. v. Thaysr ana Miss ]. p.
Ihayer Of Paris are visiting Mrs. Ma
thaniel Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs Warren
Kinney Of New York are the guests si
MI and Mrs. Harry La Montague.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hanan have re-
turned to their summer home. c. l.
Blair has returned TO New York after a
stay over tennis week with T. sufferr
Taller. Mrs. John r. Drexel celebrated
her birthday anniversary In her summei
home to-day.
The sun., 1919-08-11
BLAINE LUNCHEON AT PIER.
Many New York society Folk Are
Among Guests.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. Aug. 10.-Chef
among the social events at Narrhganse;t
Pier to-day was the luncheon given by
Mr. and Mrs. James q. Blaine, Jr.. of
New York at their villa, East Bonnie
Bourne.
Forty or more were present. among
them several out OF town guests here
IN the villas. notably Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey D. Gibson of New York. who ara
visiting the Blaines. Also Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Danforth of New York, who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Hazard
at lakewood Mrs David s. IIarpe OF
New York. who is visiting her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock of New
York, at Hopewell and Mrs. Joseph
Bigeiow OF New York, the guests of Mrs.
John c. Norris at Daisy Cottage.
Many luncheon parties were given at
the Casino after the bathing at the
Sherry Pathlng Pavilion. Morgan ~.
Lamontagne came from Newport and en-
tertained at luncheon In the Casino.
and d. IL. Bristol Draper of Hopedale
also had luncheon there. Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Hanan entertained the Duke
DurazEo. Just back from service In the
Italian army.
The sun., 1919-08-11
PICNIC IN BERKsH1REs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. 5. DeIaneld Hosts
ut Moonlight Party.
S pecial Despatch 10 Tnn SUI.

LFNox, Mass, Aug. 10,--Mr and Mrs.
Frederick s. Deiafeld gave a moonlight
picnic on Bald Head for twenty friends
tonight. pr. ana MTs. George Norton
Miller of Rhinebcck. n. Y, were lunch
con guests of Miss Helen Chaoe at Curtis
Hotel.
Mrs. Edith Morgan has arrived at
Stoneover 20 visit her sisters, the Misses
Mary and G,"trude Parsons. Mrs.
James A. Burden IL visiting her mother.
Mira William D. Sloane.
Miss Grace NJ. Irwin Of New York Is
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Perry
at Richmond. Mrs. C. Ledyard Blair
and Miss Blair OF New York have ar
rived at Curtis Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Milbsnk. Mr. and
Mrs w. ii. Putnam and Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. Mcciain of New York are at
the siaplewood, Pittsheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Milne Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Douglas, Mrs Robert Bur-
dette. Fred W. Jones 50 and Mr.. and
:frs. ]. Fletcher Farrell OF New York
have arrived at Hotel AzplnwalL
The sun., 1919-08-11
DIED.

bRowN-on Friday, August 8, 1918, at
the home OF her daughter. AIRS. John
W. Harper, at Old Chatham, y. ".
Caroline vose (Emmons) Brown, widow
u the late Frederick Turner Brown
OF New York. In her seventy mint
veaf
Funeral services on this Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock In the chapel
1t Mount Auburn Cemetery. Cam.
bridge, Mass.
CLARK-suddenly. at Rangeley. Me-. In
her sixteenth year, Andree Clark.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. william
Andrews Clark. on August I. 1919.
Funeral service will be held at the resi-.
dence OF her parents. seq Fifth ave-
nue., on Monday. August II, at 40
A. NJ
SoLDING-At his residence 54T Fifth ave-
nue., on Sunday morning. August 10,
1913, John y. Goldlng. I'm the sIxtieth
year OF his age.
Funeral services. viii be held at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest. Fifth
avenue and Forty NTH street. on Tues
dsy afternoon. August ig. at 2 p. NJ.
in'ermsnt private.
SREINER-On Saturday. August .. Ger
rude stoener. behaved wife Of Richard
Greiner.
lherment at North Easton, Mass.
"lNosLAND--At Beiair. Lenox, Mass
sunda". August 10, Mary j.. wife OF
lie william NJ. KinEsiand.
EAn4r from Trinity Church. Lenox,
Wednesday. August 10. at 1850 o'clock
"CpVlGH-on August .. 1919. Rose.
widow OF Eiek Ludvish and mother OF
cara, Elek John and Clifford O.
Indvish. in the seVeuty-ninth year OF
her age.
Funeral private.
"hI TMAN.-August .. 1919. AZ Ra,onah.
y, Y. Mary Hoppin. believed wife OF
clarence Whitman. in her SIXTY eighth
year
Funeral from ST. Matthews Church,
bedford, ~ r., Tuesday, August H.
1912 at p. NJ. Boston papers please
'opy.
AisoN.--suddenly. at Cornwall,
y. H. on August 8. 1919. Mary A. B.
Williamson, youngest daughter of the
ls'o Nicholas Williamson. NJ D., and
Clara 4, Guriey
uneral Monday August IL al 2;3o
=. a., at 90 Union street. New Bruns.
wick. ~ J.
The sun., 1919-08-11
sR1ARcI1rF FILLING UP.
Mountain ana reashore Folk Are
Arriving There.

The autumn colony at the Biarcliff
Lodge, Briarollf Manor. IL beginning to
gather. returning from mountain and
seashore. Among latest arrivals for ex-
tended stays are Mr.. and Mrs Heinrich
Meyn, Mr.. and Mrs Ia J. o'Br'en, Mr..
II. NJ. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Grashof,
Mrs. Charles Duggan. Capt and Mrs.
A. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hazleton
all of New York, and H. c. Hawk, Bat
tie Creek. Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Briggs, Newark; Mrs b. Hough. Co
lumbus, Ohio: Mrs. A. p. Burchfield.
Miss I. p. Fichel, Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Covington and family
OF Washington. long distance motoring
are breaking the journey with a few
days stay at the Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Baldwin have al
their guests Mfr. and Mrs. Carl Weiss.
boro. New York.
The sun., 1919-08-11
DINNER PARTY AT aEDNEY.
Summer Resident az white Plains
Enterthins for visitors.

Mrs. George H. Hees Of Toronto, who
Is spending the summer at Gedney Farm
Hotel white Plains, entertained AZ n
dinner party Saturday evening in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Fedde. Mrs Hees
will leave this week to attend the garden
party and ball for the Prince of Wales
in Toronto.
Mrs c. r. Berry and Miss l., g. Fisher
Of New York are at uedney for the sum-
mer as are also Mrs. J. G. Tatum OF
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. John zoller
and Miss zolier Of Havana. Cuba.
Long distance tourists visiting there
over night include Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Merrill OF Boston, Mr. and Mrs r. Don
aid of Poughkeepsie, Mr.. ana Mrs. viii.
lam Sinclair and sons Of Corning. N. Y.
p. ]. Johnston and family, Mrs. J. r
Corbett ana Miss Corbett Of Llvingstor
Manor.
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CoLoN1sTs ATTEND CHURCH.
Luncheon Parties Follow Service,
---Golf Links FILLED.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
Aug. 10.-Services in the churches this
morning were well attended. Many
luncheon parties followed. Mrs. George
NJ Pynchon. VINO starts tomorrow for
Greenwich. Conn, entertained at the
Greenbrier. Among her guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. McKenna
Mrs. Fred sterry, Miss Virginia sterry
Miss Marie J. Leary and Sylvester j.
Leary.
Following two afternoons Of the horse
show. golfers fiocked 10 the links to-day
Many women, who will enter the qualify
ing round of the women's championship
of White Sulphur Springs. were early
arrivals on the course.
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JOHN s. sHAUGHNEssY.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-John S. shaueh-
messy. brother of Lord Shaughnessy,
chairman Of the board of directors of
the Canadian Pacific Railway. died at
his home here to-day after being Ill
more than year. He was SIS years
old. Mr.. Shaughnessy formerly was
purchasing agent for the 500 line. lie
superintended construction of the Royal
Alexandra Hotel in Winnipeg. A widow
and two children survive.
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NASH-H0wE.

Cambridge Girl Becomes the Bride
OF Boston Lawyer.
BosToN, Aug l0.--Miss Mary Evelyn
Howe. daughter OF Mrs. Frederick C.
Howe of Cambridge. was married last
night 10 Nathaniel C. Mash OF Boston
IN the home Of Mrs Nash, the BRIDE
groom's mother. in Cambridge The
Rev. DIR. Samuel NJ. Crothers officia,ed
Mr.. Nash Ia an attorney. He served as
a Lieutenant in the army during the
war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Swift of
Chicago were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John N. WHY'S OF Detroit at West
the summer home of Mrs Z, D. Jordan
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New Yorker. Go to Bron.villc.

Arrivals at Hotel Gramatan, Bronx
Vile, for the remainder Of the summer
season include Mr.. and Mrs ii. II.
Douglass and Mrs C. L. Fabre OF
Brooklyn. Mrs. r. II. Reed. mrs. O. w.
Evans. Miss Evans, Miss NJ. $. Bateisan,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Rison, MIR. and Mrs.
T. N. Dick, Mr.. and Mrs, r. Holman and
Mrs 8. Waters of Manhattan and Mr..
and Mrs. w. Rownd OF Wheeling. w. Va.
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LIrCfIts r. THAYER.

WEsTFIEIp, Mass. Aug. 10.-Lucius +.
Thayer, IS years old, believed to be thu
oldest bank president In Massachusetts,.
died in his home here to-day. Mr..
Thayer was born here August 20, 1885,,
and had been president Of the Westheld
Savings Bank more than half century
at the time OF his death.
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Princeton Grandstnnd BurneG.

PRINCETON, Aug. 10,-The big grand
stand on Osborn Field. Princeton Uni
versity. was destroyed by fire this after
room. and The bieaohers wero practically
burned out. The total damage. includ-
ing a barn and small buildings adtoin-
ing the main grand stand. was put at
$4,000. The police believe the fire was
started accidentally by tramps.
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Greenwich "Foiiies" to Remain.

Two changes in the theatrical firma-
ment were announced last night The
"Greenwich Village Follies," scheduled
10 move uptown to the Nora Bayes
Theatre to-day, viii remain at the Green
wich Village Theatre for another week
al least. "Peek-a-Boo." the summer
puriesque at the Columbia. will be
shifted TO the Central.
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SUNDAY GOLFERS HALTED.
Bay state Police Stop Sundhy
Playing at wOllastOn.

QUINCY, Mass, Aug. l0.--Sundav
golfers. who had come in large numbers
TO the links OF the Wollaston Golf Club
we're unable TO complete their rounds
to-day because OF the Intervention Of
the police.
Several lawyers who had been play
ing argued the matter with the state
police officer, but he told them he was
acting under orders to enforce the law
against Sunday sports. Members OF the
club spent the rest of the day in specu-
lating as TO whether this was the begin
ming Of drive to stop Sunday golf In
the metropolitan district
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ENGAGED.

hEHMAN-OLlVER.- ana Mrs. I.
oliver Of III West End avenue. an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Hortenss to Louis W. Herman OF
IL West End avenue. New York city.