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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.


Miss Dorothea Mann, daughter Of the
Right Rev. Cameron Mann, BIshop of
SVu'hern Florida, and Mrs. Mann, whose
no'ne is IN Orlando, Fla, will he married
70 MAJOR Clinton McClarty Harrison. son
oI Mr. and Mrs. shelby T.. HARRISON of
lexington, KY, who returned a short
'ihe ago from overseas service. At noon
on saturday. September 6, in the chan
Wy OF Grace Church. The officiating
elergymen Will be Bishop Mann and his
protner' the Rev. Alexander Mann of
. hrnity CHURCH. Boston. The bride, who
VIII ne given away by her brother-in-
law, William Edgar Fisher, will have no
attendants. Shelby T. HARRISON, Jr.,
VIII act as his brothers best man. A
sinsil wedding breakfast for the mem
Ders or the two families will follow at
the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Inc marriage OF Miss Lois Manley
cunningham of ~ East Seventy-sixth
street. cousin OF Mrs. whitelaw Reid.
70 ,he Rev. Remsen Brnckerhoff Ogilby,
VIII take place to-day in the Church OF
81 John In the Wilderness, Paul Smiths.
~. I, reception will follow at Wild
In, MRS Reid's cap on Upper st. Regis
Lake, in the Adirondacks.
The Rev. William Walton Rutherford
VINO has been in this country for several
weeks the guest of his brother, John A.
Isutnerfurd, will return this week 10
England W
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden are
receiving organizations on the birth OF
son last Sunday at woodside. THAR
country home at Roslyn. L. l. Mrs.
Burden was Miss Florence E. Sheedy Of
Denver. VI
Miss Jean Chandler Lawson. youngest
aushler OF Thomas w. Lawson of Bos-
mo -taI
Ailison Edwards. u. S. A. next Saturday
AZ Dreamwold, her fathers estate Scitu.
ate, Mass. 'N''u-
James III. Heck has left his country
nome In seabright, N. j., and has gone
70 Bar Harbor, Me-. to join Mrs. Beck
anu their daughter, Miss Beatrice NJ,
Beck who have been there since the frat
part of August.
sumner Ballard has purchased the
John S. Bond house. 10 East SEVENTY
hlnth street, and will occupy it next win
ter. WIN
Capt. Theodore sedgwick Of New York
Cape Nav, 81
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Stewart Iglehsrt have
arrived from La GranJa, their country
pace nj Westbury, L. l., and aru at the
raha Tor week. Lieutenatt-Com.
nander ID. Pratt Mannix, u. s n and
MRS Mannix arrived from Philadelphia
yesterday
MRS George w, Vanderbilt and her
slaughter, Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt. left
tne ktz-Carlton yesterday for Newport,
brand Whitlock. United States Ambas-
sauor 10 Belgium, and Mrs. whitlock.
"no nave been at this hotel since their
arrival from Europe, went yesterdav n
Briarcliff Manor, ". Y, for the remainS
der Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew will
leave Aspinwall Hotel, Lenox. tomorrow
ana go TO Briarcliff. N. Y, for the au.
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THOMAS IL. COLE,

Funeral services will be held tonight
Tor Thomas VI. Cole. chief engineer Of
the paint manufacturing concern OF
Benjamin Moore a Co, in Water street,
Brooklyn, who died on Sunday al the
brooklyn Hospital. on Monday August
Is, Mr.. Cole accidentally stepped into a
vat of boiling water at the plant and
severely scalded one OF his legs The
sca!ding and the attendant shock caused
death He was 81 years old and lived
at 7lS Decatur street Mr. Cole was a
member OF Commonwealth Lodge, +. and
a, NJ, He Is survived by his wife and
two sons, lnterment will be in Green
wood Cemetery,
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REFLECT OFFICERS
OF NEWPORT CASINO
Governors Name Mrs. Nathan
iel Thayer as Member of
Executive Committee.
RAIN DELAYS TOURNEY
Several Dinner and Luncheon
Parties Held-HOrse Show
to Open Tomorrow.
RAIN DELAYS TOURNEY
speciai Despatch 10 TIE Sta

NEWPORT. Aug. 25.--The governors OF
fine Newport Casino met this morning
and reelected the following officers for
the year: Former Senator George Pea
body Wetmore, president; Col. George r.
Fearing, vice-president Frank X. Stur-
ris treasurer, and II. o. Havemeyer,
secretary One change was made in the
executive committee. Mrs. Nathaniel
Thsyer, recently elected to the board Of
Governors being chosen in the place Of
Mr. Sturgis, who decided TO retire.
Arthur Curtlss James was elected chair
man of the committee.
On account Of the heavy rain storm
ou' of door life has been at standstill
and the opening Of the children's tennis
tournament at the Casino to-day had TO
be postponed. These was plenty OF in
door entertaining, however. The Duke
and Duchess of Roxburgh. who will end
their visit here soon after the horse
snow. we're guests of honor at a lunch
con given by J. ]. Van Allen at the
Gooseberry Island Fishing Club. This
evening lHt buhc anu AChNhNco WNio
guests OF honor at dinner given by
Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Dancing followed.
dinner and dance was given by
Mrs. Peter w. Roberts at the Breakers,
Mrs. Cyril 3. Judge gave a lunchson
to-day in honor of her guest, Mrs. Jack
Gardner Of Boston.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Franklin ID. Roosevelt were visitors
here on Sunday. They lunched informally
with Gov. and Mrs. BeeckmaD at Lands
End. Mr.. Roosevelt called at each of
the naval stations during his brief visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Ogden Mills have set
September 5 as the time for their de-
parture for Staatsburg. Frederick r.
Coudert and c. Oliver 1selin of New
York are at the Munchinger King. Mrs.
Clarence W. Dolan will give a dinner to-
morrow night in honor of her mother,
Mrs Nelson Brown.
Mrs George Brooke will give a dinner
,o.nor! ow night, and AIr. and Mrs.
George Henry Warren will entertain at
= luncheon tomorrow for their son and
daughter-in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hcrry Warren, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings
started for Fairfield, Conn. to-day. Miss
Florence ]. Loew has fully recovered
from her accident at Baileys Beach.
Ford Huntington of New York is the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Vincent Astor,
at Beechwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Widener will remain until late in Sep
TIMBER.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
E. W. Nash. H. +. Sturgis, Henry F.
Godfrey. Jr. F. l.. French and T. A.
Itargan of New York.
The horses to be shown at the horse
SHOW, which opens on Wednesday after
room, began to arrive to-day. More are
due tomorrow. A. 2 f7e-y' o
;, Montgomery Roosevelt gave a
luncheon at the Clam Bake Club to-day
for party OF eighteen.
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GOLF CONTEST AT SPRINGS.
White sulphur CoIonists Entertain
Many visiting Guests.
Special Despdtch 10 TnR ST


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va.
Aug. 25.-The Old White golf cham
pionship opened here to-day with four
fiishts OF players in the qualifying
round. The Branch cup will be played
for In connection with the tournament
and the winner will receive small cup
and have his name engraved on the
large cup for 1919. Throngs Of golfers
were on the links. Out OF door luncheon
vas served on the Casino porches and
lawns.
Mrs. Frank Barrett OF Augusta gave
luncheon for twenty-slx friends. Mrs
p. NJ. Deford OF New York entertained
at luncheon for six. Mrs. Isaac KEN
bic, Miss Ethel byrd, James b. Weir and
Franlt Payne were among others enter
tanning ,here.
Mere than ninety couples at;snSs Z
$ subscription supper dance AT the
Casino this evening. A special orchestra
from Washington was engaged for the
affair On the committee were Elmore
Hotchkiss,l II. L. Stearn, Jr., William
Farrell Tasker LowndeA. G. Hamilton
Colket, Edward Richmond Charles
Hunter. Harry Kite. Philip Duer.
Thomas B. Paine. John w. Grant, Ernest
G. Diehi, Ward Howard. DR.. John Free
land and DR., John Briscoe.
Mrs. Thomas Bloodgood Peck OF New
York has arrived at the Greenbrier.
Harry s. Black, who has been at New
port several weeks, has arrived at the
Greenbrier. DIR. George Boiling Lee ar
rived yesterday from New York, Joining
his mother. Mrs. William II. Fitzhugh
ice of Virginia and Washington.
Mrs. George William BENJAMIN OF
New York and Newport gave tea at
the Casino for fifty friends. Mr. and
Mrs. James b. Weir entertained at din
ner this evening for twelve guests. Sew
eral parties motored to Elmhurst Farm
and the Pines.
The riding colony was out in force
to-day. several parties going to the
Mountain Home to take the jumps.
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MRS. PARSONS LOSES
GEMS WORTH $4,000
Summer Home at kennebunk,
Me-, Is Robbed.

KENNEBUNK, Me-. Aug. 25.--The police
were Informed to-day that cash and lew
elry worth Si4, 900 had been stolen from
the summer home OF Mrs Llewellyn Par
sons of New York at Parsons Beach.
Ths house was ransacked early Sunday
morning while the occupants were asleep
The stolen jewelTy includes a diamond
and sapphire ring valued at So 900, a pearl
and diamond necklace valued at 5000
and many rings and pins. The silver In
the dining room was not touched.
The police are stiga ting reports
that an automobile party was seen lott
erinG near the house Sunday morning.
The Parsons family is occupying the
house and among their guests Saturday
night were Mrs. W. Seward Webb and
Mrr. Vanderbilt Webb OF New York
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DIED.

ARMOUR--On Saturday. August 20. 1913.
Charles Winfield Armour. husband OF
the late Ella J. Colwell. at his resi-
dence, Ellerslea, Morristown, ". j., in
his seventy second year.
Funeral private on Wednesday, August ~.
CooPER.-At his residence. asa West
Fifty-seventh street, on Sunday night.
Theodore Cooper, retired consulting
engineer. In his eiEhty-irst year.
Funeral services will be held at the
Church OF Zion and 81. Timothy. West
Fifty seventh street. at IL o'clock
Wednesday morning. Burial at Ken
sico Cemetery. 1t is requested that
no flowers be sent.
ElCHE.-Julla, on August rs. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Drank
L. CampbelD, Broadway and Sixty
sixth street. Wednesday, IL a. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures, at Lake Wara-
msug, Conn. on Saturday, Augunt IS.
Erwin d. Farnsworth. beloved husband
Of Harriet n. Gould and son of the
late Joseph Farnsworth and Elmira
Smith Dean
Services at his late residence, II WASH
lngton street. East orange. N. j.. on
Tuesday August IS. at $3.50 p. NJ.
interment prilats.
FoOh-Jsmes Harper. at Essthampton.
on Saturday, August 20. In his nifty
seventh year.
Funeral at st. Luke's Church, East
hampton, on Tuesday, August rs. at
$3.50 IN the afternoon. Train leaves
Pennsylvania station. New York. at
lo:ol In the morning. Interment pri-
waite.
erE"ART.-On Sunday. August ~, 1919.
al her summer residence near Ridge
I-H
late William A, w. Stewart and
daughter OF the late william and
sarah Ioring Gray.
Funeral private.
"ohFF,--Walter. on August a. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Drank
- CsmpbelD. Broadway and Sixty
Sixth street. Tuesday, 1890 A. NJ
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CADDIES TO GIVE PARTY.
Choir Boys Also to Have Enter.
tninmcnt Mt Breton Woods.
Special Dsspatch TO The sux.

CoLEBRooK, y. H, Aug. 25.-Caddies
OF Breton Woods will give their annual
entertainment at the Mount Washington
tomorrow evening. and on Friday eve
Ming the Camp Duncan choir boys will
give their annual party.
Mr.. and Mrs William y. Dadmun of
New York arrived to-day by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. 'RSndal Cremer, Phiade
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. William Renshaw
and family and Mr. and Mrs +. 4.
Yates, Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. will
lam Treadwen of Kansas City have
arrived.
Mrs Ivle McCarth.- OF New York, who
is spending the summer at the Elm Tree
dnn, Colebrook, has gone to spend q
week with DR.. and Mrs. J. s. Read OF
New York James f. Mcdonald of New
York is visiting Senator and Mrs. James
C'Gorman and the Misses OGorman.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Goodwin OF
Hartford have Joined Mrs. James G.
Goodwin of New York al her Profile cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. LinsIey Tappln of New
York are spending a few weeks at the
Profile House. Philip l.. Goodwin is
there from New York, ana MIR. ana Mrs
G. Fl. May motored there from York
Cliffs, Me.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Brandon OF
l22 West Seventy-fifth street. have an
nounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Gwendolin Brandon, to Lieut.
J. c. Buttner, Jr.. U. s. A., OF Atlanta
who served as an aviation observer for
the artillery at CoblenE, Germany. Miss
brandon recently returned from more
than years duty overseas In the can
teen department of the American Red
Cross During the latter part Of her
service she WAS stationed at Coblenz
The wedding will take place in the early
autumn.
Announcement has been made by Mr.
and Mrs. James C, Wagstaff OF Gran
ford. N. j., Of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marion Il. WaRstar, 10
Henry Breckenridge Ross OF Columbus
Ohio.
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REAS AT BRIARCLIFF MANOR.
Phila dolphin Family Breaks Motor
Trip From New England.
Special Dsspateh TO The SITS.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Rea, who have been motoring
from New England. have reached Briar-
cliff Manor. y. Y, where they will re-
main a few days
Miss Emily Gilpin Hopkinson. daugh-
ter OF DR., and Mrs. Oliver Hopkinson.
who has been visiting friends in Atlantic
City, has gone to jamestown. Il. /. Mrs.
Rhinelander wife Of the Right Rev,
Philip NJ. Rhinslander. is at Bar Harbor,
Me, Mrs. ], p. Almy, who has been
spending the summer at Narragansett
Pier. has Joined her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Lipplt at Cumberland, r. l.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Ed
mund s. McCawley, who have been
spending two months at Lake Moose in
Maine, have returned to HaVerford, Mrs,
McCawley's parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Charles Heath Barnard. are at Belgrade
Lakes, Me.
Mrs. Albert Gentel OF Germantown
announces the marriage of her daughter
Idle to Howard Austin Darling, also Of
Germantown. on August 2S in New York.
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BAYL0R-BATES.
Cousin Gives Bride Away at We'd
ding in Boston.

BOSTON. Aug. 25.-Mrs Edward Car
rington Bates was married to-day to
Armistead Keith Baylor OF New York
in the Church of the Advent in Back
Bay by the Rev. George Mattress. The
bride was given away by her cousin.
John Mason Little. She was attended
by her daughter, Miss Consueio Bates
Thomas Barroll of Baltimore was best
man. Among the ushers were Ross Nc
Clelland and T. Ellis Stebbins. both OF
New York.
Miss Susan Revere Baker, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs Roland NJ. Baker and
Robert Winsor will be married at Rye
Beach. ~ H., September 81.
Mrs. Frederick c. Howe OF Cambridge,
formerly of Arlington. announces the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Mary
Evelyn Howe. TO Lieut. Nathaniel Cush-
ing Nash, son OF Mrs. Nellie Fessenden
Nash. in the home of the brides mother
In Cambridge.
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RAIN DELAYS TOURNAMENTS.
CoIOnists at NarraEansett Pier
Have Indoor Parties.
Special Despatch to The sUS.


NARRAGANGrT PIER, Aug, 25. A
steady Svwnpour of rain kept every
one lhdoors here to-day, and the tennis
and golf tournaments now being played
at the Point Judith Country Club were
postponed until later in the week
At the Massasoit and Imperial hotels
the guests formed informal bridge par
ties. Mrs. John Ic. Leach of Brooklyn
gave luncheon at Green Inn to-day.
Her guests were Mrs. Charles $. Towle,
New York; Miss Mabel Dunfell. New
C\naan, Conn. Miss Elizabeth D. Leon
ard, New York, and Edward w, Robin
son. Plainheld. ~. J.
Mrs. w A. Burlngame of Syracuse
Ia visiting her sister. Mrs. Frederick r..
Hazard, at Westmoreland Fields. Mrs.
Alexander Davis Jenney of Syracuse
also Is there.
Truxton Beale and Chester A. Arthur
Of Washington Harry Hardness of New
York and Charles Gibson OF Boston are
at the Gladstone.
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$1,000 SONATA PRIZE
WON BY NEW YORKER
Ernest Bloch Victor in Pitts
field Competition.
Special DsspotcA to The Sun.

PIrTsFIELD, Mass. Aug. 25.-The
$1,000 prize for the best piano and violin
sonata, 20 be played a; the Musical Fes-
u,d aere September 81, has been
awarded Ernest Bloch OF New York, &C.
ccFding to announcement to-day. Hon
orGble mention was given a composition
by Miss Rebecca Clark, also OF New
York
The competition was entered into by
composers from widely scattered sec
tons of the country and many of the
offerings are said to have been Of ex-
ceptonal merit
The award was made by jury which
included Richard Bailey, Ruben Gold
man. Harold Bauer and Louis Bailly OF
New York, and Frederick A. Stock OF
Chicago.
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JOSEPH ALBERT KERR

joseph Albert Kerr of ESQ Gates ave-
nue., Brooklyn. for twenty-one vcors
manager Of the Brooklyn plant OF the
Cudahy Packing Company and ,or years
an active member OF Brooklyn Lodge of
b. p. o. Elks. died on Saturday Of pneu-
monia. He is survived by his wife.
mother and daughter Funeral SER
wees were held last night at the Elks
Club in South Oxford street Interment
VIII he at Chattanooga, Tenn. where
Mr.. Kerr formerly lived.
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FLOYD WELDING TRIGGs

Floyd Wilding Triggs, a cartoonist
VINO mad worked for Chicago. Boston and
New YORK newspapers, died In STAN
lord' Conn, Saturday, after stroke of
pa raiysis' His home was in Darien.
He left widow and two sons, He was
n graduate of the University OF Mime
sofa and member OF Phi Kapp, psi
and the New York Press Club.
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URT-MARTIAL HELD HERE,
Information withheld From se..
sion Yesterday.

A general army court-martlal was held
yesterday in the Army Building T.,
Whitehall street BY a vote of m,
board. newspaper men and other civil
laus were barred.
At the end OF the session, Brig Gen
Andrew Hero, Jr., president OF the cour,
said there was nothing to give out nj
present. He asserted the matters con.
sdercd were from the American Exncdi.
atorary Force in France There was ,
mass OF papers to go over and the day
had been devoted chiefly to that work
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AUGUST LEDERHAUs.

August Ledcrhaus, 20 years old, n
musician who served as bandmaster in
Squadron \ during the Spanish Ameri-
can war and for number of years was
solo cornetist in Gilmore's land. died
sunday at his home In Seventh avenue
Nh!teStonc, Z, !. lie leaves a widow
q DAUGHTER and three CONS
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MoNTAUK THEATRE OPENED.
Mack sennett's Bathing Girls APP
peal TO Audiences.

The regular season began last night
al the Montauk Theatre in Brooklyn. n
week ahead OF the usual date. The
spectators seemed to ind delight in the
presence OF Mack Sennetts Bathing
Girls; who are to be on view for two
weeks along with Yankee Doodle in
Berlin
The dramatic season will begin in
two weeks with ~ Prince There Was"
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In Memorlam.

"EIEN A solemn nigh mass Of requiem
VIII be celebrated at st. Thomas
N4HlnoE Church, DAILY avenue be-
'"eea i7Sth street and fremont ave-
nue. The Bronx, New York city. at .
o'clock on the morning OF Wednesday.
august ~, 1919, In memory OF the
iate Lieut.. John c. OBrien. 3O7th In
iantry Company Y. a. f. r.. who
vas killed In action at Chateau du
p'sblA France on August 81. 1913.
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RANDALL-MONGANASTE
Grand Nephew of President TAYLOR
Takes bride In France.

BALTIMORE, Aug, GA wedding of
International interest took place to-day
In France, when Lieut., Burton II. RAN
dolph Randall, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Burton Randall, and Mile.
Florence MongRnaste daughter of NJ.
and Nine. Jean Albert Monganaste. were
married at Mehun Sur Yevre. Lieut..
Randall, who has been in France the
last twenty months, served as an artil-
lery officer with the Rainbow Division
He is a great grandson of President
Jefferson and granddaughter OF Prcsi-
dent Taylor,
Lieut., Randall and his bride expect
to sail shortly for this country. when
they VIII come to Baltimore.
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DIR. TOWNSEND v. ROE.

Dr. Townsend V. Roe, dentist well
known among members Of that profess
sion all over the country. died OF heart
failure when attending patient in his
once In Tarrytown yesterday He was
on the stan Of Bellevue Hospital In New
York for many years. He was SIS years
cid
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Mhs. WILLIAM r.. BOURNE.

Mrs. Lois c. Bourne. wife Of William
a. Bourne. died Sunday night at her
nome In Roseland avenue. Essex FeIIs
~ j. Mrs. Bourne had been an invalid
Tor -FOUR years. She was born in Oneida
county \. Y. where she lived until af-
yer her marriage, She is survived by
her husband
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ARWIN ID. FARNswoRTu.

Erwin u. Farnsworth, assistant cash
Ter OF the Union National Bank of New
ark. died Saturday at New Milford, Conn.
Pneumonia was the cause of death. He
lived In East Orange. n. j., and burial
Will take place from his home there to-
day He was &C years old lie leaves
widow. two daughters and a son,
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Ten Solved for HOnrdinE.

SFATTIE. Aug. 25.-Tsn Seattle com
mission men were arrested here to-day,
charged with boarding several hundred
thousand pounds OF potatoes in an at
tempt to increase prices Four OF the
ten were japanese.
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IRA VI. TAYLOR.

Ira NJ. Taylor, the dean OF real estate
brokers In East Orange, y. j.. and an
authority on property values, died AT his
nome there sunday. He had been an
invalid since February. when he was III
with pneumonia. He was IS years old
He leaves a daughter.
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MRS. AUGUSTUS p. BuRGwIN.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. 25.-Mrs
Augustus +. Burgwin, wife Of Major
burgwin. who Is stationed at Camp
IaElor. died here to-day following an
operation. Mrs. Burgwin was Miss Mil
dred Carlisle of Wa shington. The Burg
win home is in Pittsburg.
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New Workers at Hot Springs.
Special DespGtcG 10 THE srS

Hot SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 25.--Mrs
John Leary and her daughter. Mrs.
James 7, Loroe. arrived to-day from
New York and are to remain four weeks.
Mrs Gregory Hutton also arrived to-
day from New York and is to be here
three weeks. -
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DIR. Naumann. who was prominently
mentioned during the first part of the
present year as probable President of
Germany. was born in Si!esia March Is,
1850, He was educated at Liepslc and
became minister In the Evangelical
Church, with the degree OF doctor Of
divinity After Il short period in the
pulpit he entered the Reichstag and since
then had been prominent In politics lie
obta med International renown early in
the war by coining the phrase "Mlttel-
Europa" as an epitome Of Pan-Germany's
ambition TO establish Prussian suprem-
acy from Hamburg to the Bagdad. To
popularize the idea Naumann established
a weekly publication called MitteI Eu-
ropd and later he gave his views in a
periodical called Die HiUe (Help).
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Poincare Returns to Paris.

PARIS. Aug. 25.--President Poincare
who has been visiting various cities in
Alsace and Lorraine, returned to Paris
to-day.
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JOSEPH FRIEDRICH NAuMANN.

BERLIN, Aug, 36,-Joseph Friedrich
Naumann. president OF the German
Democratic party, died at Travemuende
Sunday. He had been suffering from
heart disease
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To Appear In Russian Play.

Mime. Ostoya, widow OF Major julius
Ostoya OF the Polish army former
resident OF Los Angeles, Cal, who was
killed at Danzig a few months ago, also
nturned on the ship. She will appear
In Russian play which is being trans
lated into English for her and has four
weeks to learn her part and the English
necessary for her lines.
The French author, Comte de Tin
seau, arrived for a four weeks visit to
THIS country, He said there is still a
strong feeling in France that Americans
do not yet understand the Germans,
and they place little faith in the treaty
OF peace and are inclined to rely more
on the treaty between the United States
Great Britain and France.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Scott. the latter