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New York Committee for the Father
less Children OF France. Last August
the National Institute of Social Sci
ences awarded her its Liberty Service
Media! FOR distinguished services FOR
humanity in the great war" DR.. Golfer
is a native OF Virginia and was grad
uated from the Harvard Medical
School. He served several years in
the medical corps OF the United States
Navy and was Assistant Surgeon Cen
eral of the United States Public
Health Service, in charge of the New
York Quarantine Station, when Gov.
Whitman appointed him Health Off
Ger in 1916.
Miss Augusta Spring de Forest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd X.
de Forest. was married to Major Will
lam G. Schauffier, Jr, Air Service
U. s. A, on Saturday of last week in
the Church of the Epiphany, The Rev
William I. Croker, rector, and the
Rev. II. p. Schauffier OF New Ro-
chelle, an uncle of the bridegroom
were the officiating clergymen. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Margaret de Forest; Miss Elizabeth
Schauffier, sister OF the bridegroom
and Miss Caroline Schauffier, his
| cousin. Natalie Lee and Josephine
I.aimbeer, daughters of Mrs. William
I Laimbeer.- and cousins of the bride
were flower girls.
Major c. o. II. Kayser, U. S. A. was
best man, and the ushers were Capts
Alan Lockwood. Ridgely Bryant, AL
len Schauffier and Horace Gallup;
Theodore F. J. Knapp, cousin Of the
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Weddings and Engagements
MoNG the engagements an

A MONG the engagements an
n nounqed last week was that
4 \ of Miss Constance Rivington
Russell, daughter of Archibald d. Rus
sell of this city and Princeton, N. J.,
to John Gilbert Winant of this city
and Concord, N. H. Miss Russell, who
was introduced to society several sea-
sons ago, is a granddaughter of the
late Percy r. Pyne. who was president
of the National City Bank of New
York. Her sister, Miss Helen Ruther-
furd Russell. was married TO r..
Lawrence Benson Of Philadelphia on
September 2 in Trinity Church, Prince
ton. Mrs. Marion Eppley, wife Of
Lieut.. Commando Eppley, U. S. N,
of Newport is another sister.
Mr.. Winant Is a son OF Frederick
winant and nephew of Clinton Gill
bert of New York. He was graduated
from Princeton in 1918 and served dur
ing the war as a captain in the Avia-
ton Corps. He has been member
OF the New Hampshire Legislature,
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as best man, and the ushers will he
waiter Rice Brewster, Nelson Dough-
erty, Malcolm Macarthur and John Tay-
Tor Arms. Miss Dougherty is the daugh-
ter OF the late Oscar Vincent Doughertv
and granddaughter OF the late Andrew
Dougherty. During the war she served
with the Red Cross overseas Mr.. Wolfe
Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A,
wore or Pitasburg. and is we'll known
IN New YORK. He served in France as a
Second Lieutenant with the 7th Infantry.
U. S. A.
MT. and Mrs. Albert " Weber OF 975
Park avenue have sent out invitations
Tor the marriage Of her daughter. Miss
Lila X. Daniel, to Ehrick b. Kilner 1t
VIII take place on November | In the
Central Presbyterian Church, ana the
ceremony will be followed by a reception
AT the Hotel St Regis. Miss Daniel ha s
chosen for her attendants Miss Elizabeth
Curran. Miss Margaret Goss, Miss Gene
We've Parker. Miss Evelyn Thurber and
Miss Marguerite Daniel. John s. Kilner
will wait upon his brother as best man.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Isabelle
Collins. daughter of Mrs, b. Armstrong
Collins OF 29 Monroe place, Brooklyn. to
Rolf Holtvedt will take place on Tuesday
evening at the Hottest. Regis.
Miss Rebecca Landay, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Landay OF 2lO
West Tooth street, will be married on
November Is TO Lee s. Schott OF this
city. formerly of San Francisco. The
wedding will take place at noon at the
Hotel Astor and the ceremony will be
performed by the Rev DR.. Bleichman,
Miss Martha Schott, sister of the bride
groom. will be the maid OF honor. and
there will be two flower girls. Doris
Landay and Rose Beatrice Hecht. The
BRIDES brother. James B, Landay will
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take place tomorrow afternoon in
the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Miss
Nancy S. King will be the maid of
honor and only bridal attendant.
Hamilton Holt will serve as best man
for his brother. A small reception
will follow at the Gotham.
Miss Lucy Lathrop Patterson, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patter-
son, will be married to Casimir de
Rham, son of the late II. Casimir de
Rham of this city and Newport, next
Thursday afternoon at y in Grace
Church The wedding reception will
be held In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson. % East Seventy-second
street.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Car
rere, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Max
we'll Carrere. to Reginald Rowland Of
Plainfield. N. J., will take place next
Saturday afternoon in st. James's
Church, Madison avenue and Seventy
first street. Miss Louise Cattus will
be the maid of honor. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Helen A. Carrere, whose
! engagement to Frederick X. Barbour
was announced recently, and Miss
Elizabeth Carrere. cousins of the
! bride; Miss Susanna Field and Miss
Blanche Butler Warren Alderman
will act as best man for Mr.. Rowland.
The ushers will be Robert NJ. Carrere,
brother of the bride; Story Rowland,
| brother of the bridegroom; Edward
Stevenson and Roger Mellick. After
the Ceremony there will be a small
reception in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carrere. 1877 East Seventy-third street.
| In the Church OF the Heavenly Rest
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Augusta Chapman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis Chapman
of ~ East Eighty-seventh street and
| Cedarbrook, Nyack, will be married TO
Francis William Randebrock, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hugo Rande-
| brock Of Port Chester. The Rev. Her
bert Shipman will perform the mar
riage ceremony. Miss Marion Chap
man will be her sisters maid of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Mar
garet Armstrong of st. Paul and the
Misses Marie Jordan. Isabelle Bradley
Polly Frost, Julie Dommerich and
Charlotte Guye. Henry Wallace Cohu
will act as best man, and the ushers
will be La Motto Cohu. Donald Stew
art, Robert Leake, Thomas Richard
son and WHEREFORE Sully, Jr. After
the ceremony a reception will be held
at the st. Regis.
The marriage on Wednesday of Miss
Luisita Leland, daughter of Charles
Leland Of 563 Park avenue, to DIR
Leland Eggleston Cofer Health Officer
OF the Port OF New York, came as a
surprise to their many friends, as nc
formal announcement of the engage
ment had been made. 1t was a simple
wedding and only a few relatives and
friends witnessed the marriage cere-
mony, which was performed by the
Rev. Howard Robbins, dean of the
Cathedral, in st. Columba's Chapel OF
the Cathedral Of st. John the Divine
There were no attendants and no re-
ception.
The bride has taken an active par
in charitable interests and during ths
early part of the war organized the
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country place in Princeton. N. J.,
where they will remain until the
early part of next month. Henry t
Sloane, who went to France last Au-
gust 10 visit his son in-,aw and
daughter Baron and Baroness Amaury
de la Grange, has returned TO New
York. He will go to Florida after the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay Schieffe-
lin have returned to New York from
their country place, Tranquility
Farm, in Ashville, Me. Count and
Countess Emilio del Sera, who re-
recently were visiting her sister, Mrs
Francis c. Bishop. in Mount Kisco
are now with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
II. Williams, Jr., in Morristown, N. ]
They will return to Italy for the win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Olney B. MARS OF
Greylock Briarcliff Manor, have taker
for the winter the house at Z East
Sixty-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Richard
son, who were married in Newport
last month, will return soon to New
York. and for part of the winter will
be at the Chatham. Mrs. F. Crane
" anu lltl uothbhNci' &hAos
Renee Grand d'Hauteville, have left
Newport, where they passed the sum
mer, and will be at the st. Regis unit
they start for their estate in Switzer'
land. They were obliged to return
kere at the beginning of the war
Mrs. William Constable has CLOSED
Lake House. her villa in Southamp
ton. and is at II West Forty eightt
street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. Suffern Taller have
left Honeysuckle Lodge, their New
port villa, and are at IL East Sixty
first street. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
CORTLAND Penfield have returned tC
1877 Fifth avenue after passing the
summer at Hopewell Hall. Alexandra
Bay, which estate they have LEASED
FOR next summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bay
ard G. Hoppin, who for the summer
were with her mother, Mrs. John Il
Alexandra, at Spring Lawn, in Lenox
Mass, will be for the winter at 51t
Park avenue. Mr.. Hoppin. who serveC
in France for two years, had the ranl
OF captain.
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Thursday by Mrs. John Edward Lam
caster of this city, who is now at
Virginia Hot Springs. Of the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Rosamond
Lancaster, to Barclay II. Warburton.
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay H.
Warburton of Philadelphia. and a
grandson of John Wanamaker. Miss
Lancaster was introduced to society
several seasons ago and was active in
relief work during the war. Mr.. War
burton returned recently from France,
where he had served two years with
the rank Of Lieutenant. For a time he
was with the Hoover commission In
Poland.
Mrs. George Seelye Prince of 11s
Locust Hill avenue. Yonkers, has an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Ethel Anderson Prince,
to the Rev. Kenneth Dexter Miller,
of this city. Miss Princes father, the
late George S. Prince, was a former
treasurer of the New York Central
lines. She was graduated from Vassar
in 1915. and for some time has been
secretary to one of the New York
State commissions.
Mr.. Miller is a son Of Mrs. Charles
Dexter Miller of 500 Madison avenue
and was graduated from Princeton in
1908 and from the Union Theologi-
cal Seminary in 1912. He returned
| recently from two years service in
! Russia and Siberia with the Szecho-
Slovak army as senior secretary OF
| the American Y. NJ. c. A. Mr. Miller
! is a brother of Gardiner Hope Miller
An engagement of interest here
which was announced last week in
Boston, was that of Miss Dorothy
| Delabarre, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank G. Delabarre OF that city and
Arden, Greenbush, Mass, to Addison
Fordyce. son of DR.. and Mrs. John A
| Fordyce of West Seventy seventh
street. Miss Delabarre attended Miss
Wheeler's School in Providence, r. L.
and was graduated later from Miss
! Sacker's School of Boston. For some
time she has been engaged in various
war relief activities. Mr.. Fordyce was
graduated from the Sheffield Scientific
School of Yale in 1917, and during the
war was a Lieutenant in the Aviation
Service of the United States Army.
i The engagement was announced last
week of Miss Eleanor Vinton Jacob
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert jacob
of Pelham Manor, to Major Willi.
| Colby Bickford, U. S. A, OF Seattle
Miss Jacob returned recently from
France, where she served a year with
the American Red Cross. Major Bick,
ford was in command of Battery F.
Sixty third Coast Artillery Corps
which was in action in the Lunevill,
sector.
Miss Dorothy Caswell. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson Cas-
we'll of this city and Boston, will b,
married next Tuesday in Emmanu-E
Church, Boston. TO George A. Fuller
a nephew of the late Mrs. Tyler Mors,
of this city.
The marriage of Mss Margaret Sum
ner Carson, daughter OF Col. and Mrs
John NJ. Carson OF II East Fifty-thir,
street. to Henry Chandler Holt. son O
i Judge and Mrs. George c, Holt. will
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bride and Francis Cooley OF Hart
| ford, Conn. A small reception and
wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the brides parents, 11S East
Thirty-sixth street
The wedding was arranged hurriedly
as Major Schauffier, who Is in COM
mand of the Ninetieth Aero Squadron.
had a short leave of absence and the
guests were invited by telephone. After
a brief wedding trip Major Schauffier
and his bride will go to Kelley Field,
Tex, where he is stationed.
The marriage of Miss Helen Ladd
Pratt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric Bayley Pratt of Brooklyn, to
Richard Stockton Emmett, son Of Mrs.
William Temple Emmett of this city,
| took place a week ago yesterday at
Poplar Hill, the country home of her
parents in Glen Cove. The Rev. l..
Mason Clarke Of Brooklyn performed
the marriage ceremony. There was
double significance attached to the oc-
| casion as the day was the thirtieth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
| Pratt, the brides parents.
The bridal procession walked from
the main doorway of the house across
the north lawn and along an aisle
formed by white columns, ported
plants and autumn flowers. Tho mar
riage took place on the western ter
race overlooking the rose gardens,
where two years ago Miss Mary Caro-
line Pratt, sister of the bride, was mar
ried to Christian A. Herter.
Mrs. Herter was the matron of
honor and the other attendants were
Mrs. Charles Pratt, sister-in-law of the
bride; Miss Edith GLIB Pratt. her
cousin, whose marriage to Allan Nc
Lane, Jr., will take place next month;
the Misses Virginia Baker and Mar
jory Kennard of Boston, Miss Cecilia
Evans of Buffalo, Miss Jane White of
Syracuse and Miss 1.owrie Sage of
Albany. Jane Lapsley, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Lapsley of Mount Kisco, N. " and a
cousin of the bridegroom, acted as
train bearer.
John G. Winant was best man and
the ushers were Francis Parkman of
Boston. Robert Strawbridge of Phila-
delphia, William Plat, Christian A.
Herter. John j. Emery, Charles Pratt,
Lloyd Garrison and Norman S. Walker.
After the ceremony there was a recep-
ton in the rose gardens with about 600
GUESTS present.
! After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett will live at 1903 East
Seventy-fifth street.
Mrs. Gerald Bryant. who was Miss
Ruth McCaskey, daughter Of Mrs.
Frederick Eugene McCaskey, was an
early October bride. Her marriage
took place in the rose room of the
Plaza the Rev. Henry H. Tweedy of
New Haven, Conn, officiating. Mr.,
Bryant is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
do c. Bryant of Bridgeport, Conn.
where he and his bride will live after
their wedding trim
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The various cure places have been
claiming recently many who were in
Newport, Southampton or Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Henry Clews and Mrs. Frank
Gray Griswold. who went to White
Sulphur Springs after leaving New
port, will return to New York to-mor-
row. Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer after
leaving Bar Harbor has gone to the
springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele,
who were in Southampton for the
greater part of the summer left there
last week and will, according to their
custom, be at Sunridge Hall, their
country place in Westbury. l.. l., I'M
til the early part of the winter. Mrs.
Philip Kip Rhinelander and the Goun-
tess Otto Salm Hoogs.raeten, who
were at Virginia Hot Springs, have
returned to Tuxedo Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Tiers closed
North Cottage in Southampton last
week and are now at the Virginia
Hot Springs. Mrs. Arthur Glib of
Iron Acton, Glen Cove, and Mrs. Har-
| old W. Carhart are at White Sulphur
| Springs, where also are Mr.. and Mrs
| c. Alan Hudson, who went there from
| Rivcredge, their country place in Fair
Haven. N. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. =. Hay
ward Ferry are there from Newport
Harry S. Black and his nephew George
Allen Fuller, returned last week from
the springs in view of Mr.. Fuller's
approaching marriage with Miss Cas-
well in Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Broughton
who arrived from London last week
will be at the Plaza for some weeks
The Countess de Rodellec du Porzlc
| who came here from France a month
ago, will be for the winter at the St
Regis. She is a sister OF Mrs
Charles A. Post. whom she has been
visiting at Strandhome, Bayport
L. I. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Taylor
Pyne are yet at Drumthwacket, their
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and is at present connected with St.
Paul's School, Concord, N. H.

fdulS oCnOOlI SOnCOTu, ~. II.
Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond Hoagland
OF SIT Fifth avenue and Rumson, N
j., announced last week the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Katha-
rine Hoagland. to C. Maury Jones, q
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Strother Jones
of this city and Vaucluse. Red Bank
N. ]. Miss Hoagland is a granddaugh'
ter of Mrs. Joseph c. Hoagland and q
niece of Mrs. Edwin Drexel Godfrey
She will act as one of the bridesmaids
at the wedding of Miss Julia Talcott
daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs. ], Fred
ericl Talcott. to DIR. Thomas M. Nc
Milan OF Mobile, Ala. on November /.
in st. Bartholomew Church.
Mr.. Jones served as a lieutenant Of
artillery in France during the war
His brother, Rowland B. Jones, mar.
ried Miss Margaret Haskell, and an
other brother, w. Strother Jones, Jr.
married Miss Katharine Duane.
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danes H. Gloster Armstrong, Arthur
Woods. George Gordon Battle, Eyer
ton L. Winthrop. Sidney C. Borg. Paul
d. Cravath, Harry Payne Whitney.
Seymour lie Grand Cromwell. Henry
p. Dawson, James J. Walker, Row
land @. Freeman, John Henry Ham
mond, Frank Lyman, Willard Straight,
A. Gordon Norrie. Bernard f. Pollak,
Herbert Parsons. John T. Pratt, James
Roosevelt. George Dupont Pratt, Miss
Clara Spence and Miss Margherita de
Vecchi.
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The annual autumn ball at the Tux
edo Club ON Friday night will be the
chief incident of the week end. The
villas of this delightful community will
be filed for the occasion, and as for
many years the debutante element
will predominant. One of the larg-
est dinners of the evening will be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. TIL
ford for their daughter, Miss Antoi-
nette Tilford, whose formal introduce
ton to society will be made in New
York during the early part of the
winter.
Another debutante at the ball will
be Miss Adelaide Kip Rhinelander,
only daughter of Philip Rhinelander.
who will be formally introduced to
society in New York on the afternoon
OF December 20 at the home of her
father, IS West Forty-eighth street.
During the season she will be chap
eroned by her cousin, Mrs. Walton
Oakley. Miss Rhinelander's mother,
who died several years ago, was Miss
Adelaide Kip. Mr.. Rhinelander has
taken for certain nights during the
season the box at the Metropolitan
Opera House belonging to Mrs. Will
ard Straight.
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Announcement was made last
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The marriage of Mss Margaret Sum,
ner Carson. daughter of Col. and Mrs
John NJ. Carson OF II East Fifty-third
street. to Henry Chandler Holt, son OF
Judge and Mrs. George C. Holt. will
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Miss Dorothy Caswell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Watson Cas-
we'll of this city and Boston, will be
married next Tuesday in Emmanu- Ell
Church, Boston. to George A. Fuller,
a nephew of the late Mrs. Tyler Morse
of this city.
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In the ballroom Of the Hotel Ansonia
on Thursday evening Miss Gertrude
Ennis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
" Ennis. was married TO Kenneth will
Jams WOtherspoon. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Raymond L. For
man of st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church and was followed by reception.
Miss Alice Hackett was the maid OF
honor and Robert A. Quinn the best man.
Serving as ushers were Philip A Mar
tiny and James Wotherspoon, Jr.
The bridegroom saw overseas service
in France. He belonged to the 10Th
Regiment OF the Twenty-seventh Dl-
vision. The honeymoon will be passed
in the South
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Broones of 22I
Riverside Drive announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss Henrietta
Broones. to Irving Schwartz of this city
and Baltimore. -
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Formal announcement is made by
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Levinson of s97
West End avenue of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Birdye H Levin
son, to Philip Cohn. No date has been
set for the wedding.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David p. Simpson of
800 Broadway have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Lllyan Simpson. TO Milton J. Anderson
OF East Ninety-first street
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Mr.. and Mrs Albert Beck of 574
West End avenue have announced the
engagement of their daughter Miss
Rosamond Beck to oscar Bachrack of
Z6o West Seventy-second street. No
date has been mentioned for the we'd
ding
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The wedding was followed by a small
reception at the Plaza. Mr. Turner and
his bride will live al Franklin avenue.
Yonkers
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Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hoffman OF
Sl6 West Ninety-fifth street of the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Rosa
lind Hoffman, to Edgar Wiener.
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Mr., and Mrs. H NJ. Herbert of Bound
Brook, y. j., have made formal an
rouncement OF the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Gladys Constance Her
BERT to Norman J. Elmes son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Zines OF this city and
Westwood. y. j.
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Miss Bertha NJ. Kelly was married on
" ednesday evening TO Capt. Robert o.
lin In the Church OF 81. Boniface, East
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Mr. and Mrs Starr J. Murphy Of
Montclair have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Helen
Murphy, to Lieut., Richard X Dam
koohle Of Milwaukee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome J. Wilson of ~
West Ninety-seventh street have made
formal announcement of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Edith VIII
son, to Lee A. Greenbaum. No date
has been set for the wedding.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-25
THE REAL MENACE

1t is not organized labor which
threatens the future of this country.
Neither is it the insatiate greed of
/ capitalism.
Without organization labor would
be underpaid and underfed.
Without the capitalist there would
be no adequate avenues for the en-
| ployment of labor.
Both must servive.
| But the menace with which we
must cope is the alien parasite who
has fastened himself on organized la
Dor and is daily eating out the heart
of the great American republic.
These radicals from other lands are
in majority Of cases not even citi-
zens OF our country. They are not
loyal to our institutions nor to the
true interests of the organizations to
which they have attached themselves.
They are alien agitators and destroy
ers-nothing more. They preach
their pernicious doctrines and prey
upon the susceptibilities of others
with the sole idea in view of creating
discord and disruption for their own
individual advantage. They would
displace the intelligent leadership of
labor organizations and usurp the
seat Of authority for themselves. And
they are succeeding in these nefari-
GUS undertakings to an alarmingly
wonderful degree.
Violence is their only effective
weapon and this they employ to the
limit of their possibilities in their
campaign of brutality and intimation.
They are shrewd enough however
to see that the responsibility for their
devilishness is laid at the door of or
ganized labor, and by this means es-
cape the individual punishment which
is their just due.
The American people have been
bully ragged by these aliens until
patience is no longer virtue
The time is at hand for the govern.
ment, the law-abiding element of or
ganized labor and the public to kick
these malcontents out of the country
or place them where they can no
longer agitate and destroy.
The poisonous snake is source of
constant danger and is promptly
crushed.
The alien parasite who is sucking
the blood of honest labor and preach
ing sedition among our citizens is a
national peril and should be exter-
Observation-Disclosures News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-25
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