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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-26
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

C. 4. ShOnacker, representing the Zellerbach Paper Co.,, and other firms, is registered at the Overland having arrived on the Admiral Evans.
 Arthur w. Miller, of the Bureau of Education, who has been in Seattle re- porting on the Alaska census, return ednorth on the Admiral Evans and left for Anchorage on yesterdays train.
 John Roe and l.. Nevins, arrival on the Admiral Evans, checked out from the Hotel Seward yesterday and left for out the line.
 J. J. Sturgs, Deputy marshal from Anchorage, who went south with the convicted murderer Dempsey, return ed north on the Admiral Evans.
 NJ. s. Wilson, from Juneau, is re- gistered at the Hotel Overland.
 A party of If went down around Fox Island yesterday on the launch Hannah, the day was spent in picnick- ng and fishing
 Agent Blue has posted the Admiral EvanS to return to Seward Southbound on Wednesday forenoon. The Evans only calls at Cook Inlet ports on the present tlip not going to Kodiak.
 w. F.. Dewitt returned on the Ad- miral Evans after hunting trip to che westward.
 S. l.. Colwell left on the Admiral Evans for Seldovia.
 John NJ. Jackson, who has taken a Nay on Cooper Creek, has left for his property in company with L. w. Bed well. who will have charge of the op- erationS this season.
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EVANS IN AND WEST

Steamer Admiral Evans arrived in port at lO:45 o'clock Saturday night and lid for Cook Inlet ports about two yurs later. The Evans had 2o round trippers aboard, many who re- mained in Seward and went out on the special train yesterday, and the following passengers for Seward: Col, H. P. Warren, F.. G. McCamment, A.. w. Miller, E.. Amesbury, A. DukeIow and wife, C. A. Shonackcr, r. HokaSon and wife, NJ. s. Wilson, H. M. Brad ford and wife, l.. NevinS, F. M. Brian, John Roe and w. F.. Dewitt.
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TOURISTS HAVE A SPECIAL

A special train was operated yes terday on the railroad from Seward to Anchorage for the benefit of tour ists arriving at Seward on the Admir- al Evans. The tourists registered at the Hotel Seward and will catch the steamer at Anchorage. Those taking the special trip were as follows: Leo na Donnelly, of San Jose, Cal; c. Reed and wife, of Oakland; Elsie Boucher and Jessie Boucher, of Kent, Wash; Stetka Herndon, of San Jose, Cal; Helen Denine, of Portland; Miss J.. Linderholm and Miss H. Linderholm of Chicago.
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TEXAS ELECTION RETURNS

DALLAS. Texas, July % Former United States Senator Joseph w. Bail ey. leads Pat w. Neff by 5000 in the Democratic primary for the nomna- tion for Governor Political observers predict Bailey and Neff will have to participate in run off at the .prim- ary August 2Sth. The returns are only half complete.
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CHICAGO, July 26- Roy Millen, said to answer to the description Of Eugene LeRoy, wanted by the Detroit police as the alleged slayer of the wo- man whose body was shipped in 2 trunk from Detroit to New York, on June 10th, is under arrest here. De- tectives are Investigating the state
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JACK JOHNSON DISAPPOINTS
 CHICAGO CROWD OF NEGROES

CHICAGO, July 26- Two thouS- and negroes gathered at the depot yesterday afternoon to welcome Jack Johnson but the crowd was disappoint- ed. Federal officers had taken John son off the train at Joliet and lodged him in jail where he will probably re- main until arrianged on the old white slave charge.
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DETROIT, July 26- Witnesses to- day positively identified the clothing found in the trunk with the body of the woman shipped to New York, as belonging to Mrs. w. LeRoy, who liv- ed here early in June at the Harper Apartm ent house from whence the body was shipped.
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HUNS PROCLAIM A BAN

BERLIN, July 26- The German has proclaimed an ordi- nance prohibiting the exportation and transit of arms arid ammunition, also explosives. or other war material, to Poland or Russia.
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SANDY HOOK, July 26- At , o'clock the Rcsolute led by three quar- ters of mile. It now looks as if the yachts would not finish within the time limit. The wind is now light and fitfall. The yachts are only five miles from the start with 25 miles to go.
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WOMAN BODY FOUND. IN A
 TRUNK

mcnts at Birmingham, Alabama, made by A. M. Tatum, linotype operator. Tatum says he knew Katherine Jack son and also Eugene LeRoy. He says Miss Jackson told him she was mar ricd and her husband was extremely jealous. The name on the trunk way bill was "A. 4. Tatum."
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DETROIT, July 26- Clothing in the trunk in which the body of wo- man was shipped from Detroit to New York, has been identified as the pro- perty of Mrs. E. LeRoy of this city, formerly Miss Katherine Jackson, a southern girl.
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ALAMEDA NEARING

Steamer Alameda sailed from Jul neau at & o'clock yesterday morning and could reach Cordova tonight at $ o'clock provided a call was not made at Skagway.
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COL. WARREN RETURNS

Col. H. P. Warren, engineer in charge of the supply department Of the A. E. C., arrived on the Admiral Evans and went to Anchorage on the special train yesterday. Col. Warren expects to return here during the week.
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BANK ROBBERS ARE FOILED BY
 SCREAMS OF TERRIFIED WOMAN

TACOMA, July 26- Two unmask- ed robbers entered the Orting State Bank Saturday afternoon, covered the cashier with rcvolvers, but before they could grab the currency, the woman boolkccper fled Shricking out of the back door. The robbers decamped and escaped in an automobile with posse in pursuit.
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RACE OFF

SANDY HOOK, July % The fifth race was declared off at } o'clock this afternoon. The Resolute led then by two miles but had only covered nine miles and the dying wind made it i'm possible for her to finish within the time limit. Both yachts practically drifted soon after the start.
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BOTHWELL IN PORT

The coast guard cutter Bothwell arrived in port this afternoon as the Gateway was going to press. The craft is one of the patrol boats along the Alaska coast for the summer.
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STEEL BRIDGE MEN HERE

F. Amesbury and E.. G. McCament; stee! bridge constructors, arrived on the Admiral Evans, in company with Col. H. P. Warren, and left yesterday for the interior where they will sup erintend work on the government rail- road bridge across the Susitna.
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WASHINGTON, July 26- Parti- cipation by the United States in any conference of representative of Rus sia and Allied governments looking to the restoration of peace between Po- land and the Bolsheviki is regarded here as improbable. In the absence oi ay official information most officials
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WARSAW, July 26- ArmiSticc ne gotiationS between representatives or Poland and Soviet Russia, will pro bably be held at BreStolitovSk. The ne gotiationS for the initial meeting of military commanders, arranged by conference between deputations ot both sides. is already under way on the front line.
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STRIKE IN INDIANA

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 26- Coal fields of this state are paralyZed today by an unauthorized strike of day laborers and drivers following similar action in the Illinois fields, fifty miles from here.
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SANDY HOOK, July % The Shamrock, British challenger, crossed the starting line nearly minute ahead of the Resolute this forenoon. There is a fifteen knot breeze blowing. The fifth and last race for the cup is fifteen miles to winslward and return.
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JAPANESE PROBLEMS IN
 SEATTLE INVESTIGATED

SEATTLE, July 26- Five memb- ers of the House committee on lmmi- grafton have arrived here to begin an investigation of Japanese and other immigration matters as we'll as gen. eral naturalization problems.
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WILL PRESS THE IRISH
 BILL FOR HOME RULE

LONDON. July 26- Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons today that government had no idea Of withdrawing the Irish home rule bill which will be pressed with all speed after the holiday recess.
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VIENNA, July 26-- It is reported in apparently reliable quarters that the first stipulation of the Bolshevik' will be to require that the Poles dis arm completely so that the negotia- tions are not to be used to gain time or to wait the arrival Of reinforce mentS.
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HARDING TALKS ON FARMERS

MARION, Ohio, July 26- Needs of western farmers were discussed with Senator Harding by Senator Napper, of Kansas, and Henry Wall ace of DesmoineS, both editors Of farm periodicals.
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ADRIANOPLE OCCUPIED

LONDON, July 26- A dispatch from Athens says the Greeks occupied Adrianople last Saturday and King Alexander will enter the city some- time today.
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Leo Margules will leave for the states on the Admiral Evans to re- main indefinitely, possibly going into business in California.
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9 ON THE TRAIN

Between 20 and p passengers are on the Gateway City limited which is due about 4:SO o'clock this afternoon.
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WILL SIGN THE TURKISH
 TREATY IN MANUFACTORY

PARIS, July 26- The famous Sev- res procelain manufactory has been chosen for the place where the Turk ish peace treaty will be signed.
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COW RUSTLfRS
 MURDER TWO

PENDLETON, Oregon, July 26-- Six prisoners in jail for rustling cat tie, overpowered the deputy sheriff and shot him through the breast, kill ed Sheriff T. D. Taylor, fled to the railway station where they boarded a train for Mission, four miles west. At Mission they left the train and dis appeared in the woods. Posses are searching for the six men.
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ATHENS, July 26- It is officially reported that the Greeks took Adrian ople Sunday evening. Much material and an undetermined number of pr!s- oners were taken.
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SANDY HOOK, July 26- At $50 o'clock the RcSolute passed the Sham rock and holds the better breeze.
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. ssss LLOYD GEORGE ILL

PARIS. July 26- The health Of Premier Lloyd George is causing much uncaSiness according to dispatch today from London. Phy- sicians are said to have ordered the British Premier to take complete and absolute rest.
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BALGONIE, Sask., July 26- The Alaska planes passed over this city at 1850 o'clock this forenoon making fast time.
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PLIERS MAKE FAST
 TIME ON LEG OF FLIGHT

PORTAL, N. D., July 26- The four Alaskan fliers made the flight from Fargo here, 29O miles, in three hours and ten minutes. The fliers plan to leave for Saskatoon late today.
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PENDLETON, July 26- Albert Lindgreen, one of those who escaped, has been captured by posse. It IS alleged he is declared to have said the prisoners plotted for week to escape and kill the sheriff.
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LONDON, July 26-- The Daily Mail says the Russia Soviet govern ment has notified Great Britain of its willingness to meet the Allies for a peace conference in London but as a preliminary demands the surrender Of General Wrangell the anti-BoIShevlh commander in the south, under a guarantee of personal safety.
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SASKATOON, July 26- The Alas ka fliers arrived here at 12:55 o'clock this afternoon.
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PORTAL, July 26- The Alaska fliers suddenly changed their plans and started on their flight at 10 o. clock this morning.
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LONDON. July 26- Premier Lloyd George, in the House of Commons to- day. confirmed reports that the. Bol- sheviki has accepted proposals for a peace conference in London between the Soviet and Powers engaged m ac- ton against or supporting acton against Russia.
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LONDON, July 26- Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand will meet at Boulogne tomorrow and dis cuss the Russian proposal that the AL lies hold conference with the Russ -;an Soviet Government regarding the almistice with Poland.
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EARTH H SHOCKS
 SCARE E:

hotel guests rushed into the streets in their night clothes, A few chimncyS were knocked down, and dishes and windows were broken generally.
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JOS ANGELES, July % A sharp earthquake awakened the city at I:i4 this morning. Terrified citizens and
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:ARNISTICE IO
 BE ARRANGED

decline to discuss the matter.
Evening star., 1920-01-17

ONLY $50.
Near Northbrook Courts; very
convenient to 14th and Park
road: 1Ox1S: Soft. alley in rear;
excellent location.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. Us l4th st. NV.
LARGE GARAGE WITH HEATER: MASS:
ave. between 18th and 18th st.; s2'. Can
Franklin 1881. 10.
1l22 COLUMBIA ROAD. PHONE COL
G43.
WIDE ALLEY 1916 MERIDIAN ST. NV.
SIS RENTS A GALVANIZED GARAGE BIG
enough for four Fords. near Sd and New Jer-
sey ave. NV.
9th AND u SITS. NV. FOR CARS. .$16
100 Morton st. NV, cars Slo
Msin 1901 DAVID L. BARRY, 1907 Il st.
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TABLE BOARD.

,4a5 O Nw-At S, per week. You viii oe
pleased.
Park Road Inn, olyuPia ,aic;
141S Park road ittn anu Hnni
Dinner tcard planl. > TO 30. 6oe
Breakfast, to . 80. o........ 4oe ,
Good food well cooked ant. served. at small
profit has doubled our business. -"
y QUINCY PLACE N.W.-Can accommodate
two persons; fine meals. 10
l343 HARVARD ST. Colonial Hall-Substan;
tial meals for particular people; breakfast,
7:3O to 8; dinner. $50 TO Z. IL.
2101 p STA few ladies can be accommodated
to table board. N
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PIANO. upright: perfect condition. rar,or
set: fiddle back chair. upholstered in tapestry:
bookcase and secretary, sideboArh. bed, Singer
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WANTED-ROOMS.

PROFESSIONAL MAN, young. wants 1 or
comfortable rooms convenient to bath in resi-
Cence or apt on Feb. 10: prefer within walk
ing distance of Munsey bldg. Please give de-
tails and state price by month. Address Hox
~ d S,ar off;ce l?s
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ROOMS, sleeping porch: board the best; no
other roomers or boarders: southern family
new house; ami; two or more gentlemen Col.
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HIRO OZASA 1913 New Hampshire ave.-Din-
ner parties; genteel lodgings; highest class
cuisine; exclusive personal attention: best ref
ereuces. Conditions of highest class home
d,aiIing gs
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1857 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Furnished room with
board; front room, southern exposure, suitabie
~ tyro. ,a,tl.mon nreferred 1Ss
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! 1910 EYE ST. N.W.-Furnished rooms, single.
: two double; also board without rooms; English
!
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
Continued
MAKE.OFFER.

SCRIPPS- BOOTH ROADSTER-Perfect condi-
ton. $500 cash. Phone NJ. 6543. between
and a.
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1915 MASS AVE. NW=Exclusive girls club
has vacancy for several refined young ladies'.
dra wing room and laundry privileges; $40 ref
| arancor is
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FCRSTTURE-All kinds. suitable for furnish
ing large country rOoning house. Phone North
400 or write 1892 7th St NV 19s
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12lo EUCLID ST Nw.-Iarge front room;
ne vt TO bath; suitable for Two private jewish
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LIVING ROOM CHAIRS. three; ono dim.
table sidehoard hall se5tec. piano bench. Call
1.S5 Lanier plsce. 1Ss
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IRON BED tchild's white enameD. drop sides.
with mattress. s.. 4434 Kansas ave. NV. 1ss
EEDROOM SUITE. American walnut: new
party leaving city; will sacrifice; dealers.
North 3I4a. 100
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11I5 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Can accommodate
three in single and double room; both well
h..t.5- ,onJ homo cooking Is
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40 RANDOLPH ST N.W.-Board and nice
room in modern home at nominal price 10
woman who will render some assistance IN
prepara ton of dinner. Col. 1905. Is
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l715 FIRST ST. N.W.-Rooms and board for
three ladies'; table board for several. North
pr1
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DINING ROOM SET; handsome; complete :
dark OAK: 8 chairs. extension table, china
closet, silver closet and buffet: also brass bed
and spring; no dealers. 1850 Lanier pl. NV.
oil S3S6 f.s
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1870 CLIFTON ST.-Furnished room: suitable
for two; board; private family. Col. a9i,-J
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1922 RHODE ISLAND AVE Nw.--Iarge
room with board l5'
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FURNITURE.

directors TABLE (sx3H ft.). solid mahos
any Call North 3l05. 1s'
FOR SALE-Oak dining room set-round table.
with extension leaves: six chairs, sideboard and
, hina closet; practically new. Tive bird's-cyc
maple chi6oniers: several white enamel chif-
foniers: one three~piece parlor set and several
odd chairs Of good quality Will sell at a sac
rifce. Same may be inspected at 17l2 II st.
NV, by seeing Mrs. Zoil.
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1913 ST. Nw.-For girls only. IS
300 II ST S.W.-Large, light. warm rooms
for COUPLES. ~
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DESK ROOM.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WILL RENT DESK ROOM, CENTRAL LoCA
ton; elevator; very cheap. Address Box ar
star office.
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FEB. Two or unfurnished housekeepins
rooms; bath; wanted by man ana WIFE, ~
II NJ Oliver oo15 18th st. w II.
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BUICK touring car. 1917: bargain. Hummer
Motor Sales Co.. 1920 Conn. ave.
LATE model sedan; = tops; mechanically per-
feet: fine condition: terms to reliable party.
Hummer Motor Sales Co.. 1910 Conn. ave.
FORD sedan; self-starter; electric lights: de-
mountable rims: extra tires Oldsmobile Sales
Co. 1918 Conn. ave.
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lTCHEN RANGES. coal. two. Mahogany
uSic record cabinet. Lace curtains. BIB
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MISCELLANEOUs.

NEVER WORN aIuamar.n. blue silk fai.le
'vening dress. size IS. tail. $50; gray Jersey
'iress and evening dress. slightly worn price on
asreenent. See from IL 10 1. the Woodward,
4
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90 Hf4

Women's Black Kid Boots, with French h
turned soles.
At ss.es-WOMENS KID BOOTS, RECULA
Women's Kid Lace Boots, of black kid with
Louis heels $595 Pair.
Women's Black Kid Boots, lace style with
heels $5.95 Pair.
Women's Gray Kid Boots, lace boots with F
looking $5.95 Pair.
Women's Black Kid Lace Boots, with han
heels. $5.95 Pair.
At $6.s5-Fine Walking Oxfords; Regularl,
Oxfords, fashioned of excellent calfskin with
many in the popular brogue style: /.
At $3.95-Women's High Boots, Regular
styles of patent leather, with leather Louis or !!
tops; either lace or button style. Dull calfski
heels, in either button or lace style.
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party WIN follow. Miss vire:ni9 >s4unt
will give a luncheon tomorru- I the
bride and her attendants. folIowcssby a
matinee party,

bride and her attendants. followcSsby a
matinee party.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nuptfals.
The wedding of Miss Elsa Moses and
Mr.. Eugene Wolfsheimer Of New York
city, was quietly solemnized at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Leonard b.
Schloss, on Kilbourne place. yesterday
at noon Owing to the recent death OF
the brides mother, only the immedi-
ate Family attended the ceremony. Rabbi
.Abram Simon officiating. lmmedi-
ately following the ceremony. wedding
breakfast was served. after which MIR.
and Mrs Wolfsheimer left for an ex-
tended trip through the south, and will
later make their home in New York
city.
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
white satin and georgette with pearl
embroidery. Her tuile veil was held IN
Mace by a coronet of rose point lace
and orange blossoms. She carried
white satin Bible, from which hung a
shower of ribbon and white sweet peas.
Little Evelyn Schloss, niece Of the bride.
was flower girl, dressed in pale Dlue
georgette, and she carried basket OF
small pink rosebuds.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Newton
Culbertson entertained at dinner yes
terday Miss Harriet Mcdonald. a
memDer OF tne ldcuily OA eho AAoAA.sA
More Academy, in Reisterstown, Nd
Miss McDonald's parents were asso-
ciated with Rev. and Mrs. Culbertson
as missionaries in Siam, 1ndo-China-
Several hundred members of the
City Club and their friends observed
Thanksgiving at a dinner dance at
the clubhouse. Farraguet Square, last
evening. The clubroom was specially
decorated for the occasion. Arrangements
were in the hands of the clubs house
committee. of which Henry E. String
er is chairman. 1t is the plan OF the
committee to hold frequent dinner
dances at the club.
Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy. ma
tional president of the League Of Ameri-
night for Buffalo, where she will be the
guest of honor at a series Of fetes in
celebration of the first anniversary OF
the formation Of the western New York
auxiliary Of that organization.
At a luncheon today Mrs. Du Puy
will present to Miss Ef11e Farnham
Burns. president Of this auxiliary. Its
official charter, which has been beauti-
fully drawn and lettered by Miss
While in Buffalo Mrs. Du Puy will be
the guest of Mrs. M. NJ. Satterfield, and
on Friday the guest Of honor at a tea
to be given by Mrs. A. G. Houenstein.
Among the penwomen OF New York who
will attend the celebration are Mrs.
Grace Richmond, Mrs. Shipman An
drews, Miss Martha Van Rensselaer,,
Mrs. Robert Molyneux, Mrs. Annie
Nathan Meyers and Marchesi Teodora
Marconi. /
The Cornell women Of Washington
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The Cornell women Of w