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RESORT NOTES,
nretion Mnnda.

Mrs r. 10. Hardenberg ot New York
IN at tho Sunset Inn House az sugar
I'M, where Mr., and Mrs, II, II, Kennard
ana Miss Marie Kennard, j. j. Lynch
Prendergast, Mr., and Mrs, Charles
owen, Mrs, Franklin Ryder, W, w,
.lewbury and Mp and Mrs, Charles II,
Keys arc late arrivals. tho latter motor.
ing from the Balsams at DlxvIllo Notch,
Messrs, y. a. Merrill and Abncr Mer-
rill OF the Balsams have returned from
fishing trip 10 Lake ParmaChenoe,
Nc, where they secured u splendid catch
of land locked salmon,
Arrivals ut the Balsams this week
include Mrs NJ, Allen Reynolds and
Mrs, NJ IIazlett OF Manhattan. motoring
TO Breton Woods ~ and Mrs. Scott
Lord Smith OF Poughkeepsle, n, y; NJ,
T.. Mcdowell and party, Mr., and Mrs,
Frederick Prime Delaflcld, Miss Mar
garot Geor OF New York. who is touring
with Mrs Walter l.. Preston and party
Of Providence Theodore Campbell Mrs,
Campbell and Miss Helen Campbell OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin A. Landell and
family OF Philadelphia have arrived at
tho Mountain View House from Lake
Mohonk TO spend the autumn season at
Whitofield.
Dr. Gertrude Walker OF Philadelphia
has returned from years toW OF China
and the Orient and has opened Pine
Knot, az Whltefleld, where her niece
and nephew, Elizabeth and Richard d.
Walker, are with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Barton Eddison OF
Ardsley have arrived at the Mountain
View for the autumn season,
Mrs c. DE Hercdia ana Miss q. Par
sons have arrived at the Mount Pleasant
from Lenox by automobile.
Al tho Mount Washington are Mr., and
Mrs, j. r. Young Of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs, H. c. Cnse and Mr. and Mrs, H. j.
Case Of Cleveland, and Mr., and Mrs, ],
b. Henley and party OF Chicago
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Notwithstanding.

Capt David Nelson Bulloch, who was
Assistant Marine Director Of the Port
I" New York during the war. and Miss
ISABELLE Malbina Reading. daughter OF
Mr and Mrs, Cornelius Reading OF
NethOwkcn, n, j., were married last
",,enlng in the Presbyterian Church at
garrison, y, Y, by the Rev. William
BHIloch, father OF the bridegroom and
pas'or Of the church. The bride was
s,,uended by Miss Esther 7, Bulloch OF
Garrison, n sister OF the bridegroom.
me best man was Mr. George Bulloch.
se ushers were Messrs. Robert Ray
" New York, J. r. Welsh. George Moul-
'n Morse and William Bulloch. Jr.,
N0ther OF the hriderronn
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PETER P. sHEvLIN DIES,
News Writer And Correspondent
Vietim of Appendicitis.

Special 10 THH Sun AND Nav YoHH IIEsILp
PITTahuRd, Sept iO,--Peter Pry shsy-
I'm, newspaper man, magaEins writer
ana charter member OF tho American
Press Humorlsta' Association, died here
to-day following an operation for ap-
pendlcltla MT hheylln. who was about
90 years old. had been q news writer for
twenty years,
Mr., Aheylin was horn IN New York.
and was educated for tho priesthood AZ
Ellleott College, Maryland, Ito was
never ordained, During the Russian
japanese war he served as q war cor
respondent ON tho Manehurlan front
Later no was employed ON New York
and baltimore pRpera lie served ~
London correspondent Cor the New York
American and was q collaboration In
"rhe Runawaya' and other musical pro-
auctions AZ one time he was editor Of
the National Labor Journal
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LH. and
Miss Monlton Wed
at Far Rockaway
Mr., aud Mrs, W. 4. Hazard
Give Reception for Their
Niece.

IN st Johns Church, Far Ropkawag,
yesterday Miss Margaret MouIton,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Franklin W.
Noullon Of Wakefield y, IT, and niece
Of Mr. and Mrs, William Ayrnut llas'
ird, was married 10 Mr., j, Henry
Harper Jr,, son of Mr. ana alrs, j,
Henry Harper OF N6D Park avenue by
the Rev William Beach Olmsled, head
master OF the pomfret school, where
lHe bridegroom was studrnt While
lHe guests were assembling David
Names, personal friend Of Mr., and
,lrs Hazards family played violin
fOloA AZ tho organ was John Gushing,
orFRUlat Of Calvary Church, this city
Tho brides brother, Mr., Francis S,
Noullon, gave her away, Mira Melvin
T. Slwlu, her sister. was matron OF
honor, The othor attendants were Mrs,
Graham DouRherty, Mrs. Robert John
son and the Misses Gertrude y, Well
ing Sarah H. Larkin. Ruth Jenka, Caro-
lno Fisher and Crllng Valentine niece
n the bridegroom, Camilla and Gather
lne Moss, FrederIcka and Frances Poor
wero flower girls Mr., John Harper
was best man for his brother The
ushors were Mcssra, Courtlandt Dixon
Moss, O'ponnell lselin, Slgourney H.
Oney, william II, Philips Van Duzer
Rurton, Melvin u, SRwin, Walter H.
Eaton, Raymond Chauncey, Edward H.
'ondou, Oliver W. Blrd, Jr,, Marion =,
Wyeh and Frederick A. Willis.
AZ Meadow Hall, the house Of AR
and Mrs Hazard Ia Cedarhurst, tho re-
ctption was held, and u luncheon was
served under marquee on tho lawn.
Among the guests were the brldo'a
mother. MIR, and Mrs, J, Henry Harper.
Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Harper. Mrs,
Francis S, Mouton, Mr., and Mrs, II. NJ,
u HARPER Mr.. and Mrs Courtlandt G.,
Moss and Mr., ana Mrs, Frederick
RhInelander Brown, cousins OF the
bride Mr.. and Mrs Charles Page Perrin,
Mr. and Mrs, Duncan A, Holmes. Miss
Gertrude Stockwell, Miss Bertha Stock
we'll Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs, J.. L. Benedict. 1r. Mrs
E ]. HaIght, Mr., and Mrs, William D.
Harper, MIR, and Mrs. l., D. Valentine
Miss Anne Valentine, Mr. and Mrs
Buchanan Houston, Miss Clara, Harper
Mr. and Mrs Charles Boone, and Mr.
and Mrs l., Is, Brown,
Also Mr.. Charles w, Leonard, Mrs,
u, W. Sbley. Sir Ashley and Lady
Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs. w, ], Rogers,
Miss Helen Hoadley, Mrs, Van Duzer
Burton, Mrs, Henry Nicoll, Mrs. Will
lam T. Philips, Mr. and Mrs Daniel
chaunccy, Mr., and Mrs, Peter y, olney,
Mrs. Marion S. Wyeth, Mrs, Oliver W,
BIRD, Jr, Mr.. and Mira Frederic D,
Philips, Mr.. and AIRS, Adrian II. LarkIn,
Judge and Mrs Almet +, jerks, Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. Larkin. Prof and Mrs,
Irving Fisher Mr. and Mrs Will
lam Brenton yelling, Mrs, David Man
nes MIR Edgar W. Leonard, Mr. and
Mrs. Wharton Poor, and Mr. and Mrs
Henry W, Poor
Mr. Harper ana his bride will live Mt
8. East Eighty-sIxth street.
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DIR. PoRRAs TO BE U. S, GUEST,
Panama's Presldent-clcct Invited
to visit Washington.

Special 10 THE Sun AND NEW YoHR HrAALp'
WASHINGTON, Sept. lo--Dr' BeiiSario
Porras, President -elect OF Panama, who
Ia now In New York, has been formally
invited by tho United States to come
TO Washington next week as tho ma
tlon's guest lie had planned TO stay
while in the city with ]. Il. Lefevre,
Secretary OF tho Legation OF Panama
and Charge d'Affnires ad interim, but
as the nations guest he will be pro-
yIded with suite at tho New Willard
Hotel He will be accompanied by his
secretary, who is his brother.
Nine. Porras will not come to tho
capital as she IL unable to leave her
baby, but will await her husband in
New York.
Mr.. Letevre, who was In New York
with DR.. Porras, has returned to Wash
ington, accompanied by his sister Miss
Romano Lefevre. DIR. Porras will as
sumo his new duties October l.
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MARIE D.

HARPER -MoufToN--At codarhurat, J., T.,
Mlaa Marguerite houlion 10 MI j. Henry
Harper, Jr,
RANDOLPH If-MANN, ,--On September 10, AZ
Han franolHco 20 lines Randolph VI New
fOfF city,
BClIWElTzhn - FRANK, - Mr., aud Mira,
David Frank OF 2lIa broadway announces
the marriage of their daughter l'ohe 70
laldcr y, hshwoitger of New YORK on
Wednesday, Sept, \, 1890
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White sulphur Springs.

Gen, and Mrs. Luke Il. Wright and
daughter, Miss Electra Wright, of Mem.
phis. Tenn, who have been spending
the summer at the Greonbrier Hotel,
have left for New York. where they will
spend few weeks before returning to
their home.
Miss Marian McAlurtry OF New York
yesterday achieved tho feat OF SWIM
ming the full length OF tho pool forty
eight times without stopping.
Among the late arrivals from New
York are Mr., and Mrs. Percy II. Good
sell, Mrs Thomas Broadhurst, Chrlsty
Payne, Charles w. Luke and Mr.. and
Mrs A. p. Parker.
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SOcinI Notes.

Mrs Lyman Bartlett Of Englewood,
n. j.. has purchased an apartment at
So East Sixty-nfth street for her New
York residence.
Capt. Charles T. Quicke has returned
from Easthampton. where he was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Hess.
Miss Margaret Linton Glentworth.
who went abroad In June, has returned
to her home at 10 West Eighty-fourth
street. While in Belgium she was pre-
sented TO Queen Elizabeth st the sum-
mer palace at Laeken.
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Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j,
Horace Harding to Be
a Bride.

Mr'and Mrs j, Horace Harding OF
0J5 Firth avenue ana Thornton. RUM
son, n, j., yesterday announced the en-
gagement OF their older daughter. Mas
Catherine Harding, 10 Mr., Lorlllard Suf-
fern Taller, son OF Mr., T. suffern Tailor
OF New York and Newport Tho en-
gagemcnt was reported week ago
while Miss Harding was guest OF Mr..
and Mrs Taller at Honoysucklo Lodge,
their place In Newport. but not con"
flrmed az the time.
Miss Harding made her debut last Mo-
vcmber at ball hor parents gave in
the Ritz-Carlton. Her younger brother,
Lieut., Charles II, Harding, L. S. A., then
was cadet at West Point, and 100 OF
his fellow cadets were among the guests.
Miss Laura Harding and Mr., william
Barclay Harding are her other brother
and sister.
Before coming TO New York 10 live
Mr.. and Mrs, Harding resided In Phil
adelphia Her mother is daughter Of
the late Charles D. Barney and grand
daughter of the late Jay Cook financier
Of Civil War times. Her father IL n
special partner In the banking and brok.
erpgo firm OF Charles y, Barney & CO.,
at Is Broad street, and is a director OF
twenty-five leading financial and indus
trial corporations,
Mr., Tailers father also is identified
prominently with the financial district.
being head OF the firm OF Taller a. Co,
ut 10 Pine street His mother, who was
Miss Maude Louise L.orillard, daughter OF
tho late Pierre LorllIard, was married 20
Mr., T. Suffern. Taller In 1898 and their
son was born on Christmas Day, 1897,
His mother now Is the Hon. Mrs Cecil
Farlng OF London During the war he
enlisted In the navy and served two years
with the rank OF ensign. For some time
he was stationed at Washington.
Mr., Taller Is n descendant OF Thomas
Suffern, who built part OF the famous
iow OF houses on the north side OF Wash.
ington square, IN one OF which his late
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs, Il. y. Taller.
lived during their married life,
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PERSONAL MTELIIGENCE.
New York.

New York
Nrs. william Goddard OF Providence
sailed for Europe on Thursday on board
tho France
fhe Misses Almy and Marion Gilbert
clifford are guests of Mrs, Tracy Moran
nj East Hampton, L. ],
Mr.. 10, coster Wllmerdlng has pur-
chased an apartment at iO3 East Seven.
ly,nfth street for his future home,
Mr., and Mrs, A. Murray Young, after
an absence OF several months abroad,
viii leave Europe t0-day for New York,
Mrs Clark Williams has gone 10
Canandaigua, N a., from Port Chester,
10 be guest OF Mrs Frederick y,
Thompson,
Mr, ard Mrs, Howard X, Burras start
to-day for two weeks tour by auto
mobile 10 the White Mountains By way
OF Nnrraganaett Pier and Newport,
Mrs, Charles II, Cook viii 60 10 Green
wich, Conn. from Blberpn, N, j., late
this month 20 visit her son ana daughter.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs Edward Dimond
Bird
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph H. Stillman and
their daughters, the Misses Lisa, Mil
dred and Ruth Stillman, will return 20
New York from Southampton, Septem-
Der TO-
Mr. and Mrs, Martin W, Iittleton, Jr,,
have left Mount Kneo, Mo, and are
occupying the home Of his parents In
plnndome, l., L., until they return from
Europe
Mr. and Mrs, James Brown Mabon
and Miss Laura Mabon, accompanied by
Miss Renee Cnrhart, win said for Eu-
rope September 81, Miss Carhart iA
visiting Mrs, Ryle Strange and Miss
Mary Danforth Strange In the Adlron'
dacks,
MiSa Alice Carpenter ana Mrs Regl-
nald Furmnn gave n small reception
last night at East Eighth street for
Mrs, Charles Farman. who returned 70.
Gently from Serbia. and Sir John Foster
Fraser. who will sail for England to-
day
Tho marriage OF Miss Thcrcse Quantz,
daughter OF tho late Anton j. Quantz,
TO Mr., Henry Norman Eyre win take
place this afternoon, In tho Fifth Ave-
nuc Presbyterian Church. Owing TO
the illnesa OF the bridegroom's mother
none but relatives Will witness the mar
riagc.
In 81. Jamess Church. Warrenton,
Va. to-day, Miss Susan Townsend
Groome, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry g, Groomo OF Philadelphia will
be married TO Mr.. Robert Toland I'd OF
that city A reception and breakfast
will follow at the country place OF the
brides parents. NEAR Warrenton.
Mrs. II, Werthelm Van Hehkelom and
her daughters. who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Seligman at Shorelnnds,
Elberon, n. j., since the early summer,
will said on board the Olympic Septem-
bor IS and return 10 their home In
Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. sollgmon will 70
to the Virginia Hot Springs early next
month.
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Miss Helene whitehouse to Wed,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry ]. Whitehouse of
Ridgewood, Mount Klsco, N, Y. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Helene whitehouse. to
Mr.. Charles C, Walker OF Boston. Miss
whitehouse, who was introduced to so
ciety last winter, is a granddaughter OF
the late william Fitzhush Whitehouse,
for many years Identified with the life
in Newport, where no had villa, East
bourne Lodge. Her mother was Miss
Ethel Duntze, daughter OF Sir George
Duntze, Bart. Miss Whitehouse IL n
niece OF Mr.. Sheldon Whltehouse. now
attached TO tho State Department In
Washington, who will marry Miss Mary
Crocker Alexander, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Alexander,
on october II, Mr., Walker is the son
OF Mrs william Bentley Walker OF Bos-
ton and Highwood. Manchester by the
Sea, Mass. He was graduated from
Harvard. He is n member OF the Union,
Somerset, Tennis and Racquet, Myopia
Hunt, New Riding and other leading
clubs in Boston.
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naby Born to Hippodrome Singer.

The Hlppodrome's vital statistics de-
partmcnt reports the birth OF girl yes
terday TO Mr., and Mrs. Frank Maurice.
The father In n singer In Good Times"
Little Miss Maurice Is the second baby
TO be born TO Hippodrome performers
since the season opened.
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IN ME MO RIAM .

Rel, ,cHER-In loving memory OF my dear
dapa rted one. who entered into eternal rest
sept. II, 1919. Florence.
oTIs.-Julia NJ. A tribute TO my darling
mother who passed beyond. Sept. II,
1915. "ln the quiet places we shall meet
again." ElitA Proctor Otis.
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was killed when his horse bolted into
tho path of a New York Central express
train ThurAdHY will be held at thu
pelano summer residence ht Barrytown
AT $3.50 o'clock Tomorrow morning,
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A cablegram announces the arrival
of Lieut.. and Mrs. Paul Fits Simons
and Mr.. william Henry Vanderbilt, son
OF Mrs. Fitz Slmons, in Peru.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. storrs Wells and
Mr.. Edward j. Brewlnd will sail for
Europe the last week in September,
Mr.. Stuart Duncan returns from Eu-
rope next Friday.
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Secretary OF the Navy Daniels will
return 10 Washington this morning from
a speaking trip through the middle West.
Mrs Daniels returned last night from
Atlantic City
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Flags were displayed yesterday in
celebration OF the anniversary Of oliver
Hazard Perrys victory on Lake Erie.
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Lieut,-Col. and Mrs, Henry l., Cooper
have arrived In Washington. whore Col.
CHOPPER has been assigned TO duty In
the office OF the Chief OF Infantry.
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Miss Elizabeth Walter, daughter OF
Mrs. Frank Walter and sister OF Mrs.
Arthur Brown, is visiting in Richmond.
Va. She will attend school this winter In
Staunton. Va.
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Miss Annie Graham Hume daughter
Sf Mr., and Mrs, Charles Hume, has re-
turned from visit on Long Island.
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Secretary OF the Treasury Houston
went to New London, Conn. yesterday
to attend the graduating exercises OF
the Coast Guard cadets. He win 30 TO
Woods Hole. Mass. over the week end
to visit his family and return to Wash
ington early next week,
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Miss Catherine Weller has returned
from Charlottesville, Va.
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Warrington.

Miss Ella whitney has returned from
n visit In Richmond, Va.
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Commodore and Mrs, Arthur Curtiss'
James returned to Newport from New
York yesterday aboard the Aloha,
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FoUND-on Madison av. car, April os. evo-
Herald %.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
DENU UAnn

REWARD
etutz touring, said 10 be 1917 and believed
to be motor No, A-lE4seS body dark red,
Y. license 2lsi3l, Stolen September o, II p,
NJ, AT Hath at. and Lenox .Rv,, New York
city. Communicate with l., y. HOpWOOD,
SO John st., New York city. Telephone
Beokman Sas7,
or on Christopher st, ferry. Tuesday, about
. O'Clock, black leather handbag containing
personal effects, Finder please notify H. II,
STRONG, II w. sSth (Rlverside ACID. and
receive 500 reward for return OF bag and
contents, No questions asked.
LosT-Long Island Sound, Sept q, flat bot
tom, green and white rowboat. reward.
Call ,wadsworth 1886.
I,osT-Between 83d and 47th sts., black
leather grip. Finder please phone Cathe-
dral s05l. Apt. 6. reward.
Jewelry.
1 IoST-setting from dinner ring containing
& large diamonds set In platinum, oblong In
shane, lost on D., l., & w. train leaving
Hoboken 1880 p. NJ. September 8, for Noun
tain Lakes, N. j.; liberal reward. Box H.,
ia suu-Herald, $50 broadway.
TosT-Lady's platinum watch, with dia-
uond initials q. b.. Wednesday niEht on
State OF Maine express train Liberal re-
ward II returned, Mrs, CHARLES X.
BlsPHAM. $40 Madison nv" N y. Plaza
2S71.
I.OsT-Si0O reward, no questions asked, for
return OF a small diamond heart brooch,
lost on eth av., between Beth md 54th sts.,
or on 9th av bus. DREICER g CO.. 500
9th av
TJOsT-bIamond brooch circle, 90 diamonds.
travelling on Bar Harbor express Septem-
her 1; reward. Return BAILEY, BANKS 4
BIpDLE, Wilmington. Del.
iOST-Diamond butterfly pin; reward 200
81. Marks place, St. George, s. /. 2272
Tomphinsville.
T0sT--I,eathcr fob, gold monogram d 8. II
Reward, McMANN SUPPLY CO., $40 Pearl
ST.. Manhattan
!, diamond platinum, wrist
watch. generous reward. Return Hotel
Vanderbilt.
T1OsT-Riverslde Drive, 72d. 10Th sts,, gold
watch, monogrammedi reward. Col. so7O.
S5of1 reward will be paid and no questions
asked for return OF the platinum diamond
rings left in washroom OF Nassau Hotel.
Mansfield, attorney, 65 Liberty st.
81 900 REWARD
for return Of loose diamond. weighing about
4 karatsi lost September 8 between West
ifhth ST. and East 18th st. /. II. and B. H.
WEINBERG. 665 9th az.
81 900 REWARD
for return OF jewelry lost from residence of
Joseph p. Day, Short Hills. N. j.; no uues-
lions asked. Mr.. VAUX. Preferred Accident
insurance Co., so Maiden lane, New York.
$500 reward for return OF platinum and
diamond bracelet watch, lost 9th av. shop
ming district, August 20 or 81. MARCUS &
CO., 9th av. and 46th ct.
1900 reward for the return OF a platinum and
diamond brooch; lost between Goth st. and
Fulton Theatre, or at the Montmartre
rItEICER q CO., $50 9th av.
Wearing Apparel.
IyOsT.-A silver fox neck piece, either on
5th ay, bus No. or between fist and
T2d 81. B'dway. Suitable reward return 10
apartment i2B. 255 West End av.
LOST in Grand Central Restaurant at noon
Friday fisher fur neckpiece; $50 reward
Return Mrs. G. V. DREW. ss4 West End av.,
Apt. lsi. Phone Academy 22S6.
IOsT-On Rrie Ferry. seal stole, Phone
MCDONALD, Bryant $3.50.
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Newport.

Mrs. Grenvllle Kane OF Tuxedo Park
registered at the Casino yesterday.
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Succession of Triumphs.

In 1919 she became star for Selznicls
Pictures Corporation, appearing In the
screen version of the Hattons' play, up
stairs and Down." in June OF last year.
This assured her OF an important place
with the cinema public. Then followed
"The Spite Bride" 1.-THE Glorious Lady"
"Out Yonder," "Footllghts and Shadows"
youthful Folly" 1.-THE Flapper" and
Darling Mine" She left an uncompleted
picture. Nobody" which she was to fin-
ish on her return, originally scheduled
for next Monday.
She was to have been back next pweek
In order TO take part In rehearsals for a
prominent part In the Americanization
spectacle, 1--WE, the People," TO be pro-
duced by the Constitutional League at
Carnegie Hall on September II and later
shown on the films. Her trip abroad had
been solely for pleasure She sailed for
Paris aboard the Imperator on August II
with her husband.
Miss Thomas was married to Jack
Pickford. brother of the noted Mary and
himself screen star. In the autumn Of
1917 in New York, but the marriage was
not formally made known until that
December. when the couple were living
In the motion picture colony at Holly
wood, Cal. She Is survived by her
rother. Mrs. Van Kirk Of Plttsburg, who
married a second time; two brothers,
James and William. who are connected
with the Selxnick studios here. and a
sister. Harriet Duffy. years old.
When the news OF the death In Paris
OF Olive Thomas. the molten picture ac-
tress, was received in New York last
night, largo electric signs In the theatre
district bearing her name we're darkened
as mark of respect.
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Wearing Apparel.
Found.

I I,OsT-On Hrie Ferry, seal gtolo.'
MCDONALD, Bryant $3.50.
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LosT-setting from dinner ring containing
Z large diamonds set In platinum, oblong in
shane; lost on D., l., & w. train leaving
Hoboken 1880 p. NJ, September 3, for Noun
tain Lakes, M u 5s6 n'oGro. pro1 reward Box H.
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Mrs. II, Wertheim Van Hehkelom and
her daughters. who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Scligman at Shorelnnds,
iclberon, N. j., since the early summer,
will said on board the Olympic Septem-
bor IS and return To their home In
Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Sollgman will 70
to the Virginia Hot Springs early next
month.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Regular service will be held in the building near the telegraph of flee Sunday at 700 p. m. Subject, "God the Preserver of Man"
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-12

costs resulting from conditions ere ated by the war. Congress has glv- en definite instructions that this be promptly done. After that he said 1t would remain for the railway managers to "so deal with the prob lem as to satisfy the reasonable re- quirements of the public. People in this country" he went on, ''in the past have had the cheapest transportation in the world. 1 think they are entitled to it in the future :; at any rate, I believe that under private ownership they will have it.. They are also entitled to adequate transportation, and there is an inn perative obligation upon the carri- CTS to furnish it. Inadequate trans portation facilities would check pro- duction and tend to increase the cost of living
 Mir. Willard predicted that strikes upon the railroads would become less and less frequent as time went on. since. in his opinion, Congress had provided a definite and workable arrangement that should secure jus tice to the railway workmen.
 "The public" said President Will lard, ''is entitled to expect an un- interrupted operation of railway properties. l. believe the railway managers and the employees will be able satisfactorily to solve this Qa- bor) problem Perhaps not imme diately, but within a reasonably neal /! future. If not. then, to my mind ! it will be the clear duty of Congres: to pass some kind of a law that vii make the stoppage of railway trains
 because of labor disputes, impossi ble."