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New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Hebrew Bodies to Meet
" elfare Association to Have
Convention al Trenton

TRENTON, Aug. 18. The Young
Mems and Young Women's Hebrew
Associations viii hold joint conven-
ton here August 81 and September l
The programme. as announced By Pres
ldent Michael 7. Baum. of Paterson
includes discussion Of Americanizatior
and Judaism, problems Of association
work. the Boy Scout movement. and ac-
tivltles among women and girls
Among the speakers VIII be Profes-
sor Edward Borman, Of Bayonne; Rabbi
Ludwig Roeder, OF New Brunswick. and
Louis Bremen. field secretary of the
national council.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
7 our Town

one year, according to the last
available repor. of the Department
Of Parks. The forestry bureau took care
OF ll4,2iQ trees IN New York City. OF
this number so.3s5 were in city streets
and the balance in city parks and nur-
series. Among the activities in con-
nection with the care % trees the bu-
reau prured and ta-red trees. removed
them when necessary, SPRAYED ;hen
hlled cavities, planted new trees ard
conducted invests cations either on an
phcaton Of individual citizens or OF
corporations
Practically all the plants ard shrubs
eNhloi'ed and placed IN parks are grown
IN the greenhouses Of the Depar.-,s-.-
Of Parks. either from se~es an .iir4
total Of 1929 plants were handled
by the gardeners n one year.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Daniels Well at sea on
E!is Journey 10 Hawaii

ABOARD I. s. s. NEW YORK AIT
SEA, Aug 13 BY The Associated
Press. The battleship New York IS
well on its 2O80-mile cruise today
from Los Angeles Harbor to the
Hawaiian Islands. Secretary of the
Navy Josephus Daniels. with Mrs.
Daniels and their two sons. is aboard
the New York. The destroyers Chaun-
cey. Dent, Philip and Waters are wt-
ing as escorts.
The battleship and escorts will re-
turn to California in Septembe Der in
time to be present at the review of
the Pacific fleet by President Wilson at
San Francisco. While at Honolulu
Secretary Daniels VIII dedicate the
great Pearl Harbor drydocks
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Entertainers. Sent Over
BY Women, Returning
South Dakota Girl J. First to
Arrive From Army Service
With Y. VI. {. A.
,Nefr York Trihan.
fTn.h1rnL.-n Rnrnr..

ASHINGTON. Aug l3 Miss
Queena Stewart, musician. Of Buffalo
Gap. South Dakota, is the frat of the
young women sent over by the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs t. aid
the J. NJ. C. A. IN entertaining the
American dough- boys. to report her re-
turn from abroad to the headquarters
OF tho federation in Washington
Since the srmistice Mss stewars has
been at Coblenz with the Army Of Oc-
cupatior.
The General Federation. which IS
composed OF more than 1000. 900 club
women of the country. PAID the er
pensos ard salaries Of 100 young
women attached 20 tho !. NJ { 4. or
ganizatior. These girls we're not kept
as d separate unit. but were sent In
pairs wherever the Y. VI. C. A wished
TO send them. A. their work IS abou.
over. they are now returning III small
units.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
.Ncw Democracy Sought

Mrs. Charles l.. Tiffany appears as
one of the directors Of the National So
cial Unit Organization which Yesterday
obtained approval BY Justice Lydon Of
its certificate of incorporation. The
purposes OF the organization are. "to
hasten the coming of democracy, both
genuine and efficient, by building UP, on
basis of population units, an orcani
zatlon through which the people can get
clear idea Of their common needs and
can utilize the technical knowledge of
skilled groups in formulating and car
rying out programmes to meet those
needs
Wilbur c. Phillips and Courtenay
Dinwlddie are the other directors. The
lncorporators are Mark NJ. Jones.
Charles Edison, Dorothy Thompson,
Warren R. Lightfoot and Frederick
Nining Fisher
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
U. 5. Relief for Armenia
Gen. Harbord to Study Condi.
tons: Mandatory Not at Issue

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Investica
ton of conditions in Armenia. with a
view to undertaking some plan of re-
ilef and not survey in connection
with any possible American mandatary
over that territory. is the mission Of
Major General Harbord chief of staff
OF the American Expeditonary Forces.
IN his Forthcoming visit to Armenia
and 1ranscaucasia. This statement
was made to-day by officials here.
Any questions Of an American
mandatary for Armenia is held by Off
cials here to be of a purely political
nature instead of military, and Presi-
dent Wilson is understood to have ex-
planned to European governments that
1t is question which can be deter
mined only by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Catholics Fast To-day
May Eat Meat Tomorrow In.
stead. Because of HOLIDAY

Catholics Of the city will observe
fast to-day instead of tomorrow.
which, being Friday would ordinarily
be fast day. The Feast of the AS
sumption is tomorrow, and, according
to an order to the churches, the regu-
iations against eating meat then will
be waived on that account.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
''Pershing's Own
On Real Vacation
Awaiting Return
Commanders Crack Regi-
nent, Picked From En-
tire Army. Enjoys Self
Until Ready to Return
By Wilbur Forrest
Ne10. York 7'r,buxe
Special Cable .Scrurcs

Special Cable Scrrtes
Copyright. 1919 New York Tribune Incl
BREST, Aug. 13-Between drill work
and play the composite regiment,
"Pershing Own" is patiently waiting
the arrival OF the comamnder IN
chief. According to the present sched-
ule. General Pershing and his crack
regiment will board a steamship with
in three weeks. Meantime Colonel
Babcoek, commander of the regiment.
has picked out the pleasantcst spot
within a ten-mle radius of Rrest for
the regiment to gambol and enjoy ocean
baths
Each day thirty big motor trucks
rumble through the streets Of Brost.
hlied with young giants from the sea
shore at Ireshir. where the white sands
gently slope down to the purring At
!antlc. French civilians from miles
around flock to Treshir 10 hear the
An1e rlcan band, and rosy checked
French fisher girls discard their every
day wooden shoes and don SUNDAY foot
gear 20 dance with the doughboys on
the beach.
BOYS Get Real Vacation
Colonel Babcock is intent on keeping
the spirits OF the regiment at the nigh
est during the enforced stay at Brest
awaiting General pershing The men
are having the most enjoyable period
Of their entire stay in France All are
combatant troops from divisions which
saw the heaviest fighting during the
war
At this period Of the year the Finis-
Eere peninsula is radiant with sunligh-.
and 1t Will doubtless be the snappiest
aggregation Of sunburned youth New
ork ever saw when Pershing arrives
some weeks hence.
Division En- Route Home
Many OF the composite regiment hail
from the Third Division. They grasped
hands with former comrades OF that
division in goodby when the Third,
following the Second, began embarking
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Further, in relation to the SUBJECT Of
binding headlights, it is interesting to
note that moving picture. entitled
Danger Ahead has been produced at
the suggestion of Francis NJ Hugo.
Secretary of State, dealing with the
Importance of dimming headlights when
driving after nightfall Mr. Hugo re-
viewed this film "a Universal produc-
tion) several weeks ago and pronounced
it an ideal means of impresslng drivers
with the Importance of diffusing the
glare and removing the danger Of blind
ing drivers who may be approaching
from an opposite direction. Mr. Hugo
said large percentage Of fatal auto
mobile accidents are traceable to glar-
ing headlights. Mere recklessness is
responsible for the continued use of
such lights" he added c. L, 7. 5.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Lawn F'ete at HiIIsdale

HILLSDALE. N. Y. Aug. ia
lawn fete for the benefit OF The Trib-
une Fresh Air Fund VIII be held on
the grounds of the Green Vine Tea
room next Friday afternoon and even
ing. A committee of local and sum
mer residents has arranged an attrac-
tive programme. 1t is expected that
large amount will be realized to help
The Tribune's good work.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Mrs. Potter Adams
Will Be Married to
C.. C.. Martin To-day
Engagement of Miss Thorp
to Robert Fielder, of A. f.
f., Is Announced; W. E.
Shepherd, Jr., Honored

Mrs Potter Adams. Of 562 Madison
Avenue, will be married to Charlie
Carroll Martin, of this city, to-da,
at the summer home of Mrs. Sydne,
Jones Colford, jr., in Westport, Conn
Mrs. Adams was Miss Alice X. Potte1
and is a daughter of Frank Hunter Pot
ter and niece of the late Bishol
Henry c. Potter. She was married
to Newton Adams in Newport, bu
they We're divorced few years ago
Her brother. Philip B. X. Potter, mar
rled at the end of last month in Trim
ity Church. Boston, Miss Frances
Downing, daughter of Mrs. Mary c
Downing, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thorp, OF New
nounced the engagement OF thei,
Fniece, Miss Dorothy Thorp, to Robert
Fielder. son of MIR. and Mrs. Harry
H. Fielder, of 800 West Eighty -thirt
Street. Miss Thorp was an active
worker in various war relief organi-
cations. She is direct descendon,
of Sturgis Thorp, who took a promi-
nent part in the American Revolution
Mr. Fielder, who served with the A
f. F., is great grand nephew OF
General George H. Thomas, o. the
Union army, during the Civil War end
is a cousin of Sir Godfrey Vignolles
Thomas, ninth baronet of, Wenvol, a
lieutenant general in the regular Brit
ish army.
Lieutenant Colonel William T. Shep-
herd, jr., VINO returned from France
few weeks ago, has just received
from the French government the Cross
Nf % .,F Il
ton was sent through Major General
Grote Hutchesor, U. S A., Command
ING officer at Camp Meade. iieutca-
ant Pollard Shepherd is with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Shep-
herd, at Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan
have returned to their country place
at East Island. Long Island, from q
cruise on board their yacnt Corsair
M and Mrs. Morgan vis;,,,l Mr. u Jr-
gan's mother at Bar Farbor and MIS-.
Morgan's mother, Mrs. Henry S. Grew.
at boston.
Dr.. and Mrs James c. Aye VII
give dance September :, AZ tncir
country place ct Glen Covc. Long
Island, for thei' son. Richard Aver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton n. rync viii
return to their country rlace at Bcr-
nardsville. N. j., next mo24h from
Southampton, Long Island.
DR.. and Mrs. John Herndon French
have gone to White Sulphur Springs,
W Va. to spend the remainder Of the
simmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van Nest
Gambrill will go to Peapack, N. j.,
after their stay with Mrs Richard
Gambrill in Newport.
Mrs. Newbold Morris, who is at Bar
Harbor, Me, will go to Montreal n a
few days for short stay there before
returning to LenoX.
Mrs. Charles T. Cook will 90 20
Greenwich. Conn. at the end OF the
month TO visit her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dimond
Bird.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
College Gets $l.5OO.OOO

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ia gif,
OF 10000 shares of stock in the Pacific
Improvement Company, valued at ST.
5o0,0oO, has been made to the Univer-
sity of California by Edward Scarles
a Massachusetts capitalist, it was an
nounced here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

for home Monday. The remainder are
arriving from Germany da j.,
Port officers say the entire division
will be H sea b. August *. Brigadier
General Edward Hunt and his s:af
we're among the first 20 sal
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

also to better the quality of the work
that is being turned out. At the pres
ent time wage demands are so high
among the body workers that large
prices have to be charged for jobs in
order to make any kind of fair profit.
More than that, good men are not easy
to get, so that the body builders life
at this time is not q happy one.
Not only all the prominent body
makers, but the coach departments of a
number OF the leading automobile
agencies, also have Joined the associa-
ton.
With the formation Of this as
sociation, the development Of an as
sociation Of service managers and
superlntendents, and the already exist
ing dealers and motor truck mems as
soc'ations, the automobile trade in its
various branches is becoming highly
organized
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

persons enjoying wonderful vacations
snow they have put their shou1ders
10 10 the wheel; they have turned ont
hundreds of vacations. How abont
your vacation community? There ;s
scarcely place whore vacationists con-
gregate that would not welcome the
, ,aea OF some sort of benefit for the
little children of the poor if sonooone |,,e
would only start the thing going
BE some one. Give a bridge nartv
get up a fair, hold cake sale nass
the nat among the persons on the hotaj
porcn. DO whatever you like. onlv do
IL quickly: The fund needs money now
II the children are to get the chanre
TO TO uhe country that means so much to
Contributions to Date
contributions to The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund follow: '''
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Plays and Players

G. M. Anderson wishes to announce
that his "Frivolities of 1919 are not
similar to any other revues which tax,
their titles from the calendar "The
fr'vol." said Mr.. Anderson. "is devised
20 meet social emergency. | am sure
lt Will do much to quell the unrest
caused by the. passing of the low
uhuerslung beverages which formerly
made the winter SHOWS less bitter and
the summer sun less furious. / prom
lse as long as the country remains arid
SO long will the frivol remain a Broad
way institution
Inc Shuberts announce that many of
their players will remain loyal to them.
For instance, Those Who Walk in
Darkness" will positively open tonight,
and IN Hello Alexander" which is now
IN II, rehearsal' every player has pledged
q, ms or her word to remain in the cast.
me two stars. Mcintyre and Heath,
from their co-workers to the effect
that no outside influence will alter
thelr determination to go on with the
play.
TIE Mother and the Law" will be
the fourth Offering in the Griffith
repertory season at the George NJ.
Cohan Theatre. This will open Mon
day night with Mae Marsh and Robert
Herrsn in the leading roles.
Zelda Sears will be prominent in the
cast OF AT 9:45' when it reopens at
the fiayhouse this week. Miss Sears
will play the Irish cook.
The announcement given to the
papers that East Is West" would
open last night did not come from the
Harrls ofhce, 1t seems, and neither is
mere any truth in the statement that
Clifford Brooks, the stage director.
would appear in the cast
Rita Olcott, wife of Chauncy. will
become producer and manager with
the presentation of "Lusmore," an
Irlsh play of medieval times, at the
Henry Miller Theatre September l.
Lusmore" was written by Mrs. Oh
cots and Grace Heyer, and is being
directed by Miss Heyer.
Crane Wilbur's play, The FOOLS
Game will be produced by John Cort
IN New York and London slmultane-
ously.
=, LII. I'M lne pOel-candNmak of
Greenwich Village, has attached him
self to the "Greenwich Village Fol
hes. Each night he stands at the
lobby entrance and sells his wares by
making verses while you wait When
asked to recommend particular sweet
ne says Your psychic self will always
dlrect you. You cannot go astrav."
A telegram received by Morris Gest
from l.; Solmon, of the Royal Alex
andrla Theatre in Toronto, stated that
the Prince OF Wales VIII be the guest
OF honor at gala performance of
"Chu Chin Chow in Toronto August
rs. It Is stated that the Prince has
seen the London production seventeen
times
,, David Belssco has accepted The
bold. which has been presented in
Toronto :, and viii be produced by Mr..
belasco early in the season.
A. B. Kaye will arrive here satur-
day on the Baltic tc stage the English
success. The Luck of the Navy" at
the Manhattan Opera House October
=. The entire Queens Theatre COM
pany is being brought to America by
Comstock and Gest for the American
tour Percy Hutchinson leads the
cast. y I
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Motors and Motorists

The announcement that Captain
Charles J. Glidden was GOING 10 Give
trophy for air tours recalls 10 mind
that plans are being developed for an
other one Of the Glidden automobile
tours. Richard kennedell. chairman
Of the contest board of the American
Automobile Association, SAID yesterday
that committee consisting Of Alfred
Reeves, Samuel A. Miles and himself
had been appointed to consider the
possibility OF running a tour from New
York to san Francisco in 1920 10 decide
the possesson OF the Glidden and other
trophies which were competed for in
reliability run the last time several
years ago.
II such contest is arranged Il Will
unques tionably have to be done largely
as a factory proposition. /, is very
likely that several companies that have
new models will be glad to put them
INTO such contest in order to show
their touring reliability, economy. etc.
Also, some of the established makes
may welcome the opportunity of testing
in this manner changes and improve
ments they have been planning.
An association of the body builders
of New York (itV has haor fo,.,,l . !
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Tribune Fresh Air Fund

Nacationists, children as we'll as grown.,ns
raise money at special parties to provide
fortnights in country for less fortu,a,.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

A. B. Kaye will arrive here satur
day on the Baltic tc stage the English
success. The Luck of the Navy" at
the Manhattan Opera House October
T. The entire Queens Theatre com
pany is being brought to America by
Comstock and Gest for the American
tour Percy Hutchinson leads the
cast. !.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Mrs. Newbold Morris, who is at Bar
Harbor, Me, will go to Montreal n a
few days for short stay there before
returning to Lenox.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

,, David Belasco has accepted THE
pocter, q new play by Jean Archi-
% 3old' which has been presented in
!, toronto and VIII be produced by Mr..
belasco early in the season.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

An association of the body builders
of New York City has been formed and
directors named. Officers VIII be
elected soon. The body builders are
joining together in order to improve
the standards in their business and
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van Mes
Gambrill will go to Peapack, ~ J.
after their stay with Mrs Riehart
Gambrill, in Newport.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Mrs. Charles T. Cock will go 20
Greenwich. Conn. at the end OF the
month to visit her son and daughter
in-lew, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dimond
Bird
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Dr. and Mrs. John Herndon French
have gone to White Sulphur Springs
W Va. to spend the remainder OF the
Summer.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

The announcement given to the
papers that East Is West" would
open last night did not come from the
harms office, it seems, and neither is
mere T,e any truth in the statement that
Clifford Brooks, the stage director
would appear in the cast
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

FOREMOST THtTEfs n .fp III Irf SDrF
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Zelda Sears will be prominent in the
cast OF AT 9:45" when it reopens at
the Playhouse this week. Miss Sears
will play the Irish cook.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Mr. and Mrs. Grafton II. pync viii
return to their country PLACE at Bcr-
nardsville. N. j., next moS4h from
Southampton, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Rita Olcott, wife of Chauncy. will
become producer and manager with
the presentation of "Lusmore." an
lrlsh play of medieval times, at the
Henry Miller Theatre September ].
"Lusmore" was written by Mrs. o.
cots and Grace Heyer, and is being
directed by Miss Heyer.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

- Crane Wilbur's play, "The Fools
Game" will be produced by John Cort
IN New York and London simultane-
ously
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Dr.. and Mrs. James C. Aye VII
give dance September :. az their
country place ct Glea Core. Long
Island, for thei- son. Richard Aver.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan
have returned to their country place
at East Island, Long Island, from 81
cruise on board their yacnt Corsair.
M and Mrs. Morgan visi,,l Mir. NJ
gan's mother at Bar Farbor and MIS-.
Morgans mother, Mrs. Henry S. Grew
at boston.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

A telegram received by Morris Gest
from l.: Solmon, of the Royal Alex
andra Theatre in Toronto, stated that
the Prince Of Wales VIII be the guest
t,, Of honor at gala performance of
Chu Chin Chow il Toronto August
20 It Is stated that the Prince has
seen the London production seventeen
times
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

TIE Mother and the Law" will be
the fourth offering in the Griffith
repertory season at the George NJ.
Cohan Theatre. This will open Mon
DAY night with Mae Marsh and Robert
Herrsn in the leading roles.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

contributions to The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund follow:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
.JEWEIT CITY

The body of Juliette F. Horton. wife of Walter Ainsworth. was brought from New Haven Wednesday for bur ial in the Baptist cemetery. Hourigan Brothers were in charge of the burial arrang gemants. Mrs. Ainsworth died sunday. Shs was a resident of Jewett years ago and was the daughter of Caroline Spicer and Otis Horton She is the last one of her family. In the family were four brothers. Otis of Jewett City. William of Washington. D. C., Charles of South Windham, all Civil war veterans. and George in China, and three sisters. Mrs. Jane Lee of Jewett City, Mrs. Caroline Gaskell of Greeneville and Maria Horton. all of whom are dead.
 Mrs. Paul Geist' and Paul Geist. Jr., left Wednesday on an automobile trip to New Haven to visit relatives.
 MT and Mrs. A. M Brown. Morton Brown and Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Phillips potored to Ashburnham, Mass. for the weekend, which they spent with Francis Brown. who is a student at Cushing Academy
 New York society papers continue to devote much attention to the en- gagement of Miss RosamOnd IancaS- ter, daughter of Mrs. John Edward Lancaster of Worcester. to Barclay H. Warburton, Jr., son of Major and Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton of Phil ade1phia, and a grandson of John Wanamaker. Mrs. Lancaster and her daughter expect to pass the winter at the Ritz Carlton. New York. They are at present at Virginia. MT. War
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23

to spend the week. end at his home in Danielson.
 Danie1son is to be included in the navy departmefst campaign to increase enlistments for that branch of the service, in, which this place was we'll represented during the war
 Reports Wedfiesday from F. E. Bit good were that he was resting com fortably at a hospital iri Brookline where he underwent serious surgical operation this week.
 Miss Rose A. Benson Of Naugatuek was a visitor with friends ip Daniel son Wednesday.
 At the Kin1ball farm on Woods hill there was a large gathering of cattle buyers at a sale Of fine cows Tie sale was conducted by J. Carl witter of DanielsOfl.
 RailroadS men here are displaying No Accident buttons this week. when a special effort is being made to spread the doctrine of carefulness and it's rewards.
 Thee sefies of evangelistic meetings at East kilfingfy is attracting atten- tion' of church goets if1 all parts of the town of Killing1y.
 Autofnobnsts here are receiving communications from the state auto mobile department relative to the fl- censes. The form which the appli- cations are to be made are somewhat different this year and additional in formation is required.
 Physicians state that there are nu- rnerous cases of grip in this vicinity but inf1uenza occurs only in isolated instances.