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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
PRISONS DISCUSSED
AT LEWISOHN HOME
Speeches Made in Behalf of
Better Labor Conditions.

In the ballroom of Mr.. Adolph Lew
isohns house, at SS1 Fifth avenue, asst
evening there was a meeting under the
auspices OF the National Committee of
Prisons and Prison Labor In which Mr.
Lewisohn is interested. The ballroom
was filled with friends of Mr.. Lewiston
and of the cause, and he was chairman
of the meeting. at which also Mr.
George Gordon Battle spoke In behalf
OF a movement to better the conditions
of labor in the New York State prisons
and elsewhere. Motion pictures were
shown illustrating the old system of
contract labor and also the modern
prison industry" as carried on in the
New Jersey State prison at Trenton.
During the evening there was cello
music by Cornelius Van Vliet, who
played the "Elegie," by Schradezande:
"Gavotte," by Mehul: "Andalusian Sere-
made" by Kaentf and "a Tarentella."
by Pepper.
Among those in the audience were
Mrs. Henry Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Ambrose Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Sutro. Mrs. Randolph Guggen-
heimer. Mrs. George Gordon Battle
Mrs. Charles +. Guggenheimer, Judge
ard Mrs. Samuel ID. Levy. Mrs. Philip
Lewsohn, Mr. Jefferson Seligman. Mr.
II. L. Breed. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin O.
Brown. Dean Frederick A. Doetze. Or.
It. A. Knots, Judge william II. Wad-
hams. Mr. Benjamin Nicoll. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Shreve, Gen. Daniel Apple
ton, Miss Julia X. Jaffray, DIR. Il. stagg
Within, Mrs. S. A. Conboy. Mrs. III. N.
Slater, Mr.. Philip Rhinelander, Mr.. and
Mrs. :. J. Rockford, Mrs. Harrietto
Bishop Waters. Mr.. William M. Naum-
berg. the Rev. DIR. Hugh ]. Lazelle, Mr..
and Mrs. John Christensen. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ].
stevens. Dr.. Walter Il. James. Mr.
Theodore Su.ro and Mr.. James e. West
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LANES n. MORRIS.

James n. Morris. who established
dry goods business in Eighth avenue
many years ago. died yesterday at his
home. lO2 West scventy-ffth street, IN
his seventy-first year. lie was AZ one
time general secretary OF the old Ex-
else Board and for many years was as
ISOLATED with the Commissioners OF As
counts office. Ten years ago he retired
from active business. Mr. Morris Is
survived by his widow. nine children and
a sister, Mrs. Mary T. Donovan.
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MISS Isabelle Witherspoon. daughter
of the late Rev. DIR. Charles q. wither.
spoon. will be married to Mr.. Rlcbar
Hole. n nephew of the late Dean Hole
OF Rochester Cathedral. England. to-
day in the chantry Of Hoiyrood Church.
There will be no reception.
In st. Georges Church. Flushing. this
evening. Miss Margaret Macleod
daughter of Dr.. and Mrs. Johnston Mac,
Leod. win be married to Mr.. Erskine
Blauvelt Van Houton. A reception win
follow Mt the home OF the brides par
ents.
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MINsTRELs FOR soLDIERs.

william Bannon and his troupe OF
Ave Maria Council. X. OF c., mlnstrels
will give performance for the shell
shocked soldiers at Wards Island next
Thursday evening. Those taking part
will include Miss Billie Crompton. tho
seven-year-old wonder dancer, intro
ducIng her new doll dance the Bannon
brothers, the Davis sisters, william
Hatrick, Jim Malloy, Frank Pfaus Val
Egans. William Ottlnger. Frank Dia-
mond and the Emerald dancers
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HOT SPRINGS.

Mr. and Mrs. George A. HUM Jr.,
gave dinner in their apartment In the
Homestead last evening to nine Of their
friends.
Mr.. Lorillard Spencer. who arrived
early in the week from New York. gave
dinner at The Oaks last evening to
several friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown arrived
at the Homestead from Garden City 10
remain four weeks.
Mrs. Charles Kohler and her daughter,
Mrs. Gustave Erbe. Jr.. and Miss Reta
kohler are at the Homestead for a visit
of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Parker of
Boston and Col. !. Il. Miles and DR.. ]. S.
Jackson Of New York were arrivals yes
terday az the Homestead.
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SCHWARTZ OSENTHAL.

The marriage of Miss Gladys Rosen-
thai, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Rosenthal of $50 West End avenue, L,
Mr.. Louis D. Schwartz, Assistant United
States District Attorney. took place last
evening in the Ritz-Carlton. The Rev
DR.. Eiseman officiated, assisted by the
Rev. DIR. Alexander Lyons. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Selma
Rosenthal and Misses Zollo Feinberg.
Pearl and Jessie Wachman. Estelle Mar
COLIN, Helen Resented and Elsie Gar
funkeL Mr.. Daniel S. Schwartz, brother
of the bridegroom. served as best man.
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HUNTER ALUMNI REUNION.

The Hunter College Association OF
Alumni will hold it's annual autumn re-
union Saturday afternoon in the college
chapel. at Sixty-eignth street and Park
avenue. There will be addresses by
George s. Davis, president OF Hunter
College Mrs Alice Ivy Pepper and Mrs
Forbes Robertson Hale. The subject of
Mrs. Hale's talk will be Women OF the
Future" The programme includes also
a play to be presented by the class Of
1910.
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MOTOR boat MEN RESCUED.

James Birkbeck and Stephen Pick
hover OF Westerly, r. l.. were drifting
out to- sea In their motorboat, which
had become disabled on Block Island
Sound yesterday, when the British
schooner Barbara w. picked them up.
The vessel was bound for New York
from Apple River, y. S., and reported
the rescue as she passed City Island
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JOHN IL. PADDOCK.

The body OF John r. Paddock. direct
descendant Of Niles Standish. who died
In his home at GA Park street East
orange, Saturday, was taken to Che
shire, Conn, yesterday for burial
Mr.. Paddock formerly was professor
OF physics at Stevens Institute OF Tech
nology, Hoboken.
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OSCAR COLLIER.

Oscar Collier, 81 years old. n clothing
manufacturer. OF 500 West I75th street.
dropped dead last night on tho second
floor OF 43o Lafayette street, occupied
by Frank Grefig. clothing manufac-
turcr.
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CAPT. DUDLEY A. BRAND.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Oct. 26.--Capt
Dudley A. Brand. for more than twenty
years master az the steam yacht Narada
died to-day at his home here after
LONG nlns~A
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J. CALVIN GARNR.

]. Calvin Garner. 66 years old, for
many years superintendent Of bridges
OF the New Jersey Central Railroad,
died yesterday in his home in Dunellen.
n. j. He leaves a son and four sisters
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ENGAGED.

ROSENBL UM-HECT.-M end Mrs. wln-
lam Hect announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Jeanette Leah. 90 BenJa-
min w. RoaenblGfl, son OF MT. and Mrs.
J. c. Rosenblum OF 400 West End az.
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BIR THIS.

HIRSCH.-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ~ Hlrscl
(nee Gertrude Schwarez) announce the
birth OF daughter, on October 20 a.
Flower Hospital.
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: M A r r led.

OOT-HUNTER.-On Tuesday, octo-
Der 20, at the chapel Of ST. Peters
Church Fs9Shold n. j., by the Rev. John
i. Millbar.f. Annie II. Hunter TO j. ID.
Kerfoot.
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IN Nj E MO RAM .

ITNANE.--An anniversary requiem mass
at Holy Trinity Church, broadway and
SOD street. October % az 8 o'clock. for
the repose OF the soul Of Thomas Lcnane.
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Mrs William Gerry Morgan and the
Misses Morgan viii Join DR.. Morgan
here the last Of next week and move
into their home. at 1905 Sixteenth street.
which had been leased to the Minister of
Ecuador and Nine. Elizalde.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart C. ChatAeld-
Taylor. who have been at the Plaza Ho-
tel since their return from Southampton,
will go this week to Detroit to be the
guests OF her parents. sMr. and Mrs
George Barbour, until November Z. when
they will go to California for the winter.
Gov. X. Livingston Beeckman OF
Rhode Island and Mrs. Beeckman, who
were at the Ritz-Carlton, went to provi-
dence yesterday and return TO the same
hotel next Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page and Mrs. William
F. r. Hit OF Washington are stopping
at the Ritz-Carlton.
Lady Crossley. wife OF SIR Kenneth
Irwin Crossley, Is at the st. Regis after
a visit in Chicago. She was Miss Flor
ence ]. Field of that city. and will sail
for England on the Mauretanla to-mor-
row.
The Marquis and Marchioness of An
glesey and Lord Victor Paget returned
yesterday from East Hampton, L. l., TO
the Ritz-Carlton Lord and Lady Angle
sey viii sail for England tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius X. G. Billings.
n,
Valley, l.. l., since last summer, will
start to-day for their winter home In
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Mrs. Melvin A. Bronson, who Is pass
ing the autumn at her camp In the Adj
rondacks. will return to SIS Fifth ave-
nue. November 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte
gave a luncheon yesterday at Delmon-
ico's for his sister, Countess Moltke-
Huitfeldt
When Mr.. and Mrs. EfiHgham Law
renee come from the Homestead, their
country home in Bayside. L. l., they
VIII occupy an apartment at SIS Park
avenue.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Wilton Merle
Smith of $40 Park avenue will sail for
South America next Monday and will be
absent a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer O. Shooter have
returned TO Locust Valley from Hot
Springs. Va.
Mr.. Monroe Douglas Robinson has
purchased the estate in Jericho, L. L.
owned by Mrs. John J. Graham.
Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss is at her
home. 20 East Thirty-seventh street.
Mrs. William A. Read and Miss Eliza
beth Read will close their house In Pur-
chase. N. Y. November ana return to
New York.
Miss Edith G. Bowdoin has returned
from tour of Canada by automobile.
MI Percy r. Pyne Cd is passing the
autumn at his country house in 1,oslyn.
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Perhaps the love making of the young
couple seemed all the more bungling be-
cause the avoirdupois of passion ran
high. Miss Lois Churchill and Reginald
Sheffield. as the boy and girl. were fair
to look upon, but they seemed to have
pounds and pounds of affection to spare.
Amandus In Latin may mean ito be
loved" but Alan McAteer did not make
the frenzies of the imbecile attractive.
Adolph Link as the genial old priest,
uncle to both lovers. was the only one
who suggested poetic poignancy with his
reminders of the ineluctable closing in
OF age on youth.
After Youth had been produced at
the Irving Place Theatre. daring Ameri-
can actors revived It. naturally In the
vernacular. at the little Bijou Theatre
during the last days Of that playhouse's
existence.
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Mr.. William C. Morrow has sailed for
Europe and expects to remain abroad
until January.
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Miss Mildred Cromwell will spend the
coming week end in warrenton, Va,
with Miss Lincsay Wood.
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Mrs. Pethick-Lawrence. the British
sunragist. was the guest at a reception
yesterday at the headquarters of the
Na.Ionai Womans Party and made an
address to the company assembled
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$500 REWARD

For any information leading 10 recovery OF
1919 Mercer. sport model. gray body, black
wire wheels No. 43s9; motor No
1901; license No. iGs1i1 N. Y. C.: stolen
from in front OF 241 W. 18th ST.. n. Y g..
on August 81. Communicate with John 7
Stats, "a Stone ST. Telephone Bread 1871
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Found.

FotTND-sunday. wallet containing money:
owner must describe and pay for this inser-
tion. Tel. RhinelRnder ZOO, apt. &C.
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Miss Helen Brlce has ended her stav
at her cottage In Tuckman avenue and
return "a to New York. where she viii
occupy Ger newly purchased residence at
3 East Eightieth street.
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Jeweiry.

JeWefry.
LosT-oct. o.. lady's gold wrist watch
chain bracelet; initials NJ. y. Coon case;
Riverside Drive, between West 93d and Sol
diers' and Sailors Monument. Finder please
return to MARY T. RUNNEEN. 325 West
93d st. Liberal reward.
LoST-on Saturday afternoon. October 23
a pearl necklace on train between Tuxedo
City and Englewood. \. ]. Suitable reward
II returned to w. c. PlTKIN. 253 Broad
way New York city.
LosT-Monday, October rs, Jade bracelet
containing 10 oval stones, Chinese clasp, be-
tween GTnbels. Hotel Pennsylvania and Hud-
son Terminal. SD St. reward. Address
Major S. W. BREWSTER. New Hampton.
y. a.
LOsT-On Friday morning at F1eischrnan's
Baths. open face watch: keepsake. $50 re-
ward; no questions asked. MANAGER,
Fleischman's Baths.
IOST-Diamond bar pin containing diamonds
and pearls. between iG0th 1t. and 18TH Ut
West. Liberal reward. Phone c. T. s..
Franklin ITO.
LosT-Diamond and sapphire circle pin:
suitable reward Return 70 Mrs r. COR
DON Vanderbilt Hotel Tel. Vanderbilt ZOO.
LosT-Diamond platinum bar pin between
SGD and dpth SITS. on 9th av.; liberal re-
ward. @. HARTMAN. 62 Wet 53d ct
EosT-Lady's gold wrist watch. s25 re-
ward, INGIAM. 10 Gramercy Park.
500 REWARD
for brooch diamond crown. platinum front:
lost oct. ~. Manhattan Opera House, or
vicinity OF oath ST. and 9Th av.; no ques-
BLACK. STARR & FROST. 9Th Az, 4s,h 81.
500 reward. questions asked. for return
OF Bow Knot Brooch, lost in Princeton
~. j., October 30 DREICER & CO, SEQ
sf75 REWARD
for return OF Bracelet containing about i2
diamonds saa o,S sppn ng ost o1i96er r.
II. & v. ". WEINBERG. 665 9th av
5000 REWARD. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
for the return OF diamond and sapphire bar
pin; keepsake: uncut sapphire In centre. lost
either IN taxi or Pogliani, or between 41th At.
10 Goth st. and Broadway. u. NJ. CATTLE
CO, $50 9Th az
for return OF Platinum Bar Pin, containing
three large diamonds and numerous small
SITS. MARCUS 8 CO. 9Th av and 4lth 81
$50 REWARD.
return Of black enamel octaEon shaped wrist
watch with row OF small diamonds on top.
I. II. u. II. WEINBERG, G65 9Th ay.
\ Wearing Apparel.
I,OsT-Monday. black chiffon shoulder cape.
Marabout trimming orange lining; reward.
q w. iith Fl.
!, OeT-Sinrle skin stone narten ncckulece.
vicinity 9th av L." I'D 80 2ist ST., Thurs
day: reward. Tel TROUT Col. aoso.
Nntss bof~t &c.
LIBERAL REWARD.
Cat. largo gray Maltese, female: no collar
HEAVIER WEBB. 81 Park Az.
,OsT-On Monday. October ~. IN East sfst
81 between / and Z o'clock. male Peklng-
pse brown with black markings. Liberal re-
yard ~ returned 90 owner any morning be- /
lyeen and 80 o'clock, at 213 East 6tst
" city; child's pct dog.
TOsT-October ~, In front % $40 W. 18th /
A., Alrcdale terrier, II months old, gray.
Ian black back, tan face and legs answers /
10 name Of Tom. reward Address 1li T. |
G8d ~.
as reward for any information leading 10
recovery 81 male Pekngese stolen from car
In dog BOX or Saith St. Saturday evening
- West oath. Telephone 49Gs
Circle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hamilton have ar
rived from New York and are at the
Muenchinger King.
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Mrs Mahlon Pltney, wife of Assoc
ciate Justice Pitney> of the Supreme
Court. will go to New Jersey to-day to
remain until after the elections.
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NOTICES OF:

Births Deaths
engagements Memorials
Marriages Combinations
Annulments Lodges
may be telephoned for publica-
ton in THE NEW YORK HER
AID any time up to midnight for
the next days issue. Call Fitz
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WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Alice Preston has gone to Gar
den City, l.. ].
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Lady Blanche Beresford will bring her
visit to the British Embassy TO a close
to-day and will go to New York. The
British Ambassador and Lady Geddes
had young peoples dinner at the En-
bas5y last night for their guest.
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DIED.

Bacot, Julia II. Marx, Louis =.
~ ton euran Morris. James ~.
Bonitz Minnie Mosbacher. Samuel
M. n. Itily Moseley, Florence c.
Brand, Dudley A. Murray. Emily ].
Britt, John F. McAllister, Daniel
Calender, VIM. L. Namm, Adolph !.
Cohen. Nathan Raglan, Mary q.
Coleman, Julia T.. Swan. Helen +.
Diaz Isabel Taylor. John G.
Pickett, Ella Thornton. Bertha W.
Hefter. Jacob lihran. Leon
Hyde. Russell 4. Wedemeyer, II. r.
Fisher. Carrie T.. Young. George W.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.


AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REWARD.
Murray 1917 tourning, car 600, motor G3J9
firestone tires, new body, yellow wheels:
Penn: license 10674S; stolen October %, Z
\. M on Broadway, 50th st.. New
% John St. New York city; telephone Beck
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REWARD.
Packard 1915 7 passenger touring, motor
1889, Goodrich tires on wheels. one H. S.
ana Gillette extra, car painted dark blue:
n. Y. license 1858; stolen October %. I 80
cate with r. B. HOLLYWOOD. 50 John St,
New York city; telephone BeeiSman s9s7.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REWARD.
Chandler roadster 1920, said to be serial
number S331s, black body, white wire wheels
Goodrich tires; license 2206l5, y. y: stolen
October % from 81 East 3ist st, New York
John st.. New York city; telephone Beck
man s9s7.
LOsT-Certificate No. s, 20 shares preferred.
certificate No. 151, 40 shares common
Clinch Valley Coal and Iron Co. stock, dated
July 10, 1887, in the name OF Myra NJ. Dick
Return to II. NJ DICK, 81 Bway. Suitable
reward
LOST-on Central Park West. between 7od
and 18th SITS, package containing various
on check. Finder please return 10 Hotel Ma
Jestic, room 200.
LOsT-october 10. pocketbook. with about
$50. Please return 10 +. McKEON, $50
Maple st. B'klyn. present address. Reward
LOST-Lorgnette, between MITIGATION and
Elizabeth Ardens. 53d and 9Th av; suit
able reward. McGRATH. Ritz-Carlton Hotel
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WASHINGTON.

NOW that the President Is making
such satisfactory progress toward re-
covery Mrs. Wilson occasionally enter
tains little group of guests at luncheon
or Tea and on Monday afternoon sho
received Mrs. Edward Douglas white
wife of the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court. and the wives of the Associate
Justices of that body.
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NEWPORT,

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. corbin. who
rave been at Pine Lodgs since returning
from Europe, have leased the Under
WOOD cottage In Trur1 Park and are now
occupying 1t for the winter.
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Lenane. Thomas.
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Mr.. and Mrs Hobart c. Chatfeld-
Taylor, who have been at the Plaza Ho-
tel since their return from Southampton,
will go this week to Detroit to be the
guests OF her parents. sMr. and Mrs
George Barbour, until November Z. when
they will go to California for the winter.
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- Illustrated catalogue mailed on re.
celpt OF 80 cents.
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Nc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beloved husband OF
Nellie May, after a lingering illness. at
Arverne, l.. l.. on Tuesday. October 20.
Funeral private at convenience OF family.
London papers please copy.
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-Florence Chamberlain. on Octo-
Der 20. after long illness. at her home
in Norfolk Conn. wife Of William ii.
Moseley. age G2. Funeral services and
burial private, IN Norfolk
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dJrRRAY.-On Tuesday, October 20. after a
lingering illness. Emily j.. wife OF the late
Robert Murray. In the 10th year OF her
age. Funeral strictly private. Kindly
foyverg.
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HEFTER.--Jacob. son OF the late Morris
Hefter. suddenly, on October -. IN his 3sth
year. Funeral Wednesday, October %, at
=. NJ. from his late residence, S179 Left
ferts av., Richmond Hill, l.. /. Interment
Linden Hill Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
SAYS BOSTON CLUBS
WOULD JOIN w. C. A.
Vice-President Gates Declares
There Is No War.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-The Western Golf
Association has no war with the United
States Golf Association. declared Albert
II. Gates. vice-presldent of the Western
Golf Association and a member of the
Calumet Country Club. which Is an ac-
tive member OF the United States Golf
Association, in statement issued to-
night relative to recent plans announced
for expansion of the Western association.
"Our movement is simply one of ex-
pansion,' he said. We have grown
from eleven clubs to more than 800, in
cluding some eleven clubs in Canada and
one as far west as the Hawaiian Islands
I understand some Eastern clubs have
expressed a desire to unite with the
Western. preferring our more liberal
rulings in golf to those of the United
States Golf Association. These Eastern
clubs are around Boston.
These expansions are not a new idea.
1t was brought up before the war. but
was dropped In that period to be taken
UP now that there seems TO be such a
call for expansion. doubt IL there will
be any war. We will not make one. as
we are simply expanding and may
change the name OF our organization to
cover the expansion"
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
OPPOSES ATTEMPT
TO SUPPLANT u. S. G. A.
Bay State Golfers Are Quick
to Act.

Boston. Dec. 2.-Barton X. Stephen
son, president of the Massachusetts Golf
Association. to-day declined to be inter-
viewed regarding the recent attack OF
the Western Golf Association on the u.
s. c.. A. He attended a meeting of the
local executive board at the Exchange
Club. however. and the following state
ment was given out as the official COM
ment of the Massaenusetts association
Resolved. that the executive commit
tee OF the Massachusetts Golf Associa-
tion notes with regret the appearance
of dssension among the leading golf as
sociations of the United States as re-
ported in the newspapers and is strongly
opposed to any attempt to supplant the
United States Golf Association as the
governing body In all matters pertaining
to the game of golf. The committee sin
cerely hopes that a means may be found
for harmonizing divers interests TO the
end that the grand old game OF golf may
continue to hold its dgnihed and ex-
slted position"
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
PHILADELPHIA TO
GIVE ITS SUPPORT
viii Haze Full Representa-
fion at Meeting.

1sHrLADELPHfA, Dec. z.-"The senti-
shtht of the clubs belonging TO the Golf
tHeociation OF Philadelphia. as ! find II,
that they will remain loyal to the
@fi ted States Golf Association" stated
Arbert w. Lesley. president OF the local
4Cif association to-day.
In the first place. to be a member OF
Nw local association IL Is necessary first
@9 be a member of the L. S. G. A. That
Is enc of our bylaws. II follows. there
fore. that local clubs believe in the ma
,tional association and will support It.
: PERSONALLY 7 deplore all effort to turn
golf from sport to. say game Of
pinochle Golf is a gcntleman's game
and must be played as such"
Summing UP the attack Of the West
Hrp Golf Association on the L. s. G. A.
Al was stated that local clubs seemed TO
regard il as case Of ''pique" and Phla-
f|phia clubs are making every effort to
fAve a full representation at the national
ufeting in January to support the u. s.