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The New York herald., 1921-08-14

Block Dances
and Fairs Held
at Water GAP
Firemen's Ca7nivci to Ee Given
at Stroudsburg--Many
Arrivals.

Special Despatch 70 TIE New YORK HrnAIp.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, Aug. 13.--
Sojourners at Delaware Water Gap are
finding no end OF variety In their ex-
perience, attending the many fairs. so
ciables. block dances and berry parties
arranged in many sections OF the county.
Beginning Monday night the patrons
OF the Delaware Water Gap House will
be entertained for the entire week by
the Firemen's carnival at Stroudsburg.
New York and Brooklyn arrivals at
the Kittatinny include l.. c. Rosner
Miss Virginia Aldridge. Joseph Rosen-
thai. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman,
Mason Ferry, r. Ridgly. K V. Muir,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Trill. Miss Rose
Mendelson, Mr. and Mrs. julius Ludley
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jerome. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kramer, S. Herbert Rose, A. H.
Lincoln. q. r. Johnston. H. F. Luen.
Miss Hazel Ludie. C. o. Dowd. r o.
Dowd. Albert A. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Nackbar. Miss Agnes Egan. II. E.
Lyons Miss Mary Kelly. Kenneth Fisk
Mrs. }. NJ. Donald and Mrs. J. ID. Bruce
Glenwood-Mr. and Mrs. Charles ".
Hostram, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Dough-
erty. Gerald McKerman, Joseph Nc
Herman. ]. b. Thesis, f. s. Flynn, j.
t. Ford, A. S. McCarrick, Mrs. Helen
Looney, J. A. Long. Jack B. Cohn,
Irene b. Mich. Walter Beehe, Miss Mar
garet Baum, Mrs Emma Baum, A. S.
Cams, Frank n. Steffens, j. e. Finne-
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Benner, Miss
Frances kanzler. Elizabeth Spoering
Corinne G. Spoering. Edward G. Helen,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Taylor and Marcella
F'ierman.
The Central-James d. Harwett. Mr..
and Mrs. r. p Hudson, Vincent J.
Girard, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills, H. c.
nobler. Jr. A. A. Buchanan, Laura B.
F.slkin, A. p. Eskin. Adolph Dennis.
James Flint and Miss Catherine Stoll.
Forest House-Misses Elizabeth Price
and Della Barrett, Mrs. J. o. Leary.
limerick w Olsen, Mrs. S. G. Brewster,
D. E. and l.. A. Smith.
Bellevue-Miss Margaret A. Monahan,
c. T. Connolly. NJ. Il. Kanun. ]. II.
Hairless. Miss Lillian r. Sullivan, Miss
Winfred Foley. w. S. Walton. Mrs.
Clara Neumulley, William Repper.
Misses May J. Daily and Lucille A.
Canavan.
Riverview House--Miss Martha c.
Lind, Arthur Sundt, DR.. E. NJ. Alder.
Mrs. NJ. b. Enners. Caroline l.. F.
Tinte, Dorothy f. Norris. Florence II.
Smith, Mrs. Annie Dixon and Mrs. J.
NJ. Benninger.
Castle Inn-D. J. Kergh, Schnn
Thorman. Misses Selvia Kluge and
Emma Schwab. Herbert NJ. Abrams, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Kaldane, w. c. Mayer.
Miss Rhoda f. Hommes. Miss Elizabeth
+. Marquis. Philip Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Kahn and Mrs. Philip Lewis.
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Card Party at Home
of Mrs. E. I. Edwards

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
SEA G1RT. n. j., Aug. IA card
party was given on Wednesday at the
Little White House by Mrs. Edward /.
Edwards for the benefit OF the Spring
Lake Hospital. Hundreds OF sojourners
on the north shore attended the event
and a large fund was raised for the in
stitution. Mrs. Florence Milford Wat
san sang and the band of the 102d Cav
airy which was in camp gave a con-
cert. The prizes included twelve aero
plane rides with Capt. Paul Micelli, who
is flying from the State encampment
reservation.
The patronesses included Mines.
Charles Baker James F. Alderman,
George w. Kavanaugh, C. Edward Muir
ray. Jr. Albert Hoffmeister, Henry Alex
ander Haines. Joseph Ackerman. w. III.
Fllingworth. Martin Maloney. John S.
Watson. Frank Warren. Arthur Hoffman,
C. Gordon Beattie, Mary v. Graham,
George w. Flaacke. l.. s. Hinchman, Bird
w. Spencer. Frank Soper, Mahlon Mar
gerum, Francis Arthur Lester. Edward
T. Edwards, Jr., Edward w. Allen. +.
Herbert Alton, j. Herbert Anderson,
William Cranmer. F. NJ. Billing, William
H. Barkhorn, John II. Drumming, o. n.
Albanessius. Theodore Bennett. Fred
erick Conger. Richard Denbigh, ID.
George Derry and Frank Ellis Hutchns.
Also Mines. Lyman d. Post. James
Barber, William Cardwell. Henry Do
herty. Jr, Arthur Foran. e. +. Earle.
B. III. Garrison. Adam GroeI. Leonard l..
Hill. Samuel r. Knight. Gottfried Krue-
ger, Thomas ID. Landon. Henry Leeds.
Robert Maxwell, Cornell Murray, Jo-
seph II. Oglesby, George III. Parker.
James Regan. William Sesso, Harry b.
Salter. Thomas J. Scully, Edward Tim
minis, Phoebe Wells. Percy Warren, r.
r. c. Young and Frank Warren.
A series of three polo games were
played this week between teams repre-
senting the First Regular Army Division
from Camp Dix and the 1920 Cavalry.
the New Jersey cavalry regiment. which
has been az the State encampment
ground for two weeks. The First Divi-
sion players won the series.
.Riflemen are gathering now for the
combined rifle shooting tournament OF
the New Jersey and New York State
Rifle associations. which opens on the
state rifle range here on "Wednesday Of
next week. Rlflemen to the number OF
1900 or 1000 are expected, as the
matches prccede the national events.
which will be shot this year at Camp
Perry, Ohio. early In September
Gov. Edwards entertained yesterday
at the last of the seasons Governors
day celebrations, his guests coming from
several OF the up State counties. The
usual outdoor luncheon was served and
the Executives guests witnessed q re-
view OF the 1929 Cavalry.
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Many Arrivals From
New York at Sea Bright

Special Despatch 70 THE NEw YoRK HESAtp.
SEA BRIGHT. n. j.. Aug. i3.-0ne Of
the biggest events in the tennis world
has been staged here this week AT the
Sea Bright Cricket and Tennis Club.
This has come 20 be recognized as an
annual classic. TO which was added an
International flavor by the presence Of
the foreign Davis cup teams. the Japs
and the Australian racquet wielders
Arrivals at the New Peninsula in
clude John T. Prent. George NJ Licber.
Mrs. r. w. WITS, G. A. Simpson. J. Her
bert Diesz. robert Echman. Mr.. and
Mrs w. E Byrne and son. Miss Anna
VI. DAILY, Mrs. Theodore Haehler. Miss
Louise Y. Heintz Haebler. Or. +. y.
Boswell. q A. Beall, DIR. T. s Tracy j.
r. Brunt. f. NJ. Hcpcroft, Mr. and Mrs.
]. J. Edwards, Dr. Harold Gluck. Mr..
and Mrs. w J Throckmorton. Mrs.
Sarah Hunter !. =. Hughes. g.. a.
Simpson. James Brennan. Mrs. r. Ball,
Mrs. T. Manz and daughter. T. Schultz.
August Compson, Harry a. Jackson
sam Howard. T.. Il. Haehler and Mr.. and
Mrser. Weller of New York.
Also Howard Kinsey. San Francisco.
CaLN r. r. Clartson, Boston. Mass. :
Mrs. c. a. Wills. Berkeley. Cal Leon
DC Turence, cambridge Mass. MTS -
n. Gueriin, Morrlstown Mrs. VI. L. Mo-
zier and a. w. Mozier. East Orange W.
=. Hefrernan, Albert Manzeilli and John
Hannah. Long Island city; Mr.. and Mrs.
AID. Griffiiths. Hackcnsack: Mrs T. r.
Cooper and Mics Virginia Cooper. En-
rIewood Mr. and Mrs. John J. Slattcry
John Slattery Jr., and Miss Mary a..
Siattery. Mount Vernon Mr.. and Mrs
Robert c. Keane, Elizabeth. and Mr. snd
Mrs. c. ]. Everett nuoslyn.
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Many New Workers in
Buzzards Bay Region

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoRK Herald.
BuzzARp BAY, Aug 13.-T. T. Sylvan
of New York is with his family at Point
Independence. on the north shore of mid
die Onset Bay. He Is especially inter-
ested in keeping up the Episcopal Mis-
sion Church services held during the
midsummer at the little union chapel on
the hill road TO Buzzard Bay Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Rheims and son ot
Brooklyn are guests OF Mrs. Natalie
Churchill at Plympton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Sharpe Of East
Orange, ". j., are stopping with Plymp-
ton friends.
MIR. and Mrs. William Durrant and
children, of Jersey City, are at Brook
Vile as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Luce OF SYRIA
cuse. n. Y. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard T. Rhoades at Point Independ-
ence on lower Onset Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Neal Of New
York are with friends at Wareham.
Mrs. ]. y. Hill and son OF Brooklyn
are stopping at Marion.
Miss Mary Chllds OF New York Is the
guest at Rochester OF Miss Phoebe q.
Haskell.
Hiss Mildred Hammond of Brooklyn L.
al the Hammond home In Mattapoisett.
Frank III. Deal OF New York Is at the
Algonquin cottage at West Hyannis-
port.
+. {. Conlon and a party of friends
from New York are at the Seaside cot
tage at West Hyannisport.
Donald Mckenzie OF Brooklyn Is at the
Pepper cottage. Cataumet.
Miss Ina Burton Of New York Is at
Sagamora Beach.
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Governor to Lead
March at Dance
in White Sulphur
Annual German to Be Held
Tomorrow Night-NOtes
From Resort.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW York HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.
Aug. 10. - Visitors at the White are
busy making preparations for the an
nual Old White German, which viii take
place on Monday night in the historic
Old White ballroom and will be the
most brilliant event OF the summer sea
son. following the precedent for this
feature since ante-bellum days.
Gov. L. r. Morgan OF West Virginia
and Mrs. Morgan will lead the grand
march. and Messrs. Oliver Hartman and
ThomassB b. Paine will be the cotillon
leaders. Six of the debutantes are being
chosen 2s partners to assist in leading
the figures. On the dance committee
are Messrs. Henry w. Taft. William
Rhinelander Stewart. Irving T. Bush.
Ernest +. Iselin, George r. Smith of
New York. Thornton Lewis, Harold a.
Howard of Chicago. Garrett B. Wall Of
Richmond. Robert n. Warmacls OF st.
Louis M. Chappelle Heath of Columbia,
S. c.. Harry NJ. TAFT, James B. Weir OF
Charleston. William Fl. Kaye of Louis
vile and De Courcy w. Thorn OF Balti-
more.
In the qualifying round of the wom-
ems summer tournament, which was the
golf feature of the week. Mrs. Charles
X. Fowler turned in a medal of So for
the eighteen holes. Others qualifying
were Mrs Charles Donahue, Mrs. George
b. Thurnauer, Mrs. Alfred Renskorf,
Miss Ruth X. Payne of Harrisburg, Mrs.
Frank Bolts of Radnor. Pa. Miss Ro-
berta Lewis of st. Louis, Mrs. l.. E.
Hopper of Louisville, Mrs F. j.. Booth
of Ottawa, Canada, and Mrs. c. L..
Koehler of Columbia. S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown, the
parents of Mrs. II. Suffern Taller OF
New York and Newport, have Joined the
Baltimore colony.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Taft were
hosts at dinner for party of twelve
guests. including William d. Guthrie,
William Rhinelander Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs Thom.
Mrs. Louis McLane Tiffany Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Weir and Mrs. William
Graham Fleming.
Among those entertaining at the Ca
sino supper and dance this week We're
Mrs. Tiffany. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Ogburn, Mrs. J. K. Wise and Mrs.
william w. McAlpin.
NJ and Mrs. James r. Branch Of
Richmond entertained thirty guests at
afternoon tea ut their summer home on
the Valley View road. Among those at
the entertainment were Mrs. Joseph r..
Guernsey. Mrs. McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taft. Mrs. William Sinclair and her son.
DR.. George a. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Mayo and Mr.. Alfred T. Har-
ris, the father of Mrs. Mayo; Mrs. An
drew Melville Reid. the Misses Beth
and Isabel Haldeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Seibel. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Chap
pelle Heath and Mr.. and Mrs. William
p. Semple.
Mrs. Lawrence Jones OF Louisville en-
tertained party OF twelve at dinner at
Kate's Mountain Lodge.
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Dances Held Weekly
At Club in Belmar

Special Despatch TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
BELMAR. ". j., Aug. 13.-Social and
rccreational activities OF mid-August
now centre about the Inlet Terrace Club.
The finals in the mixed doubles or the
annual tennis tournament were splayed
this afternoon. The players to-day IL
ciuded George p. Yard. Jr., Mrs. NJ.
Francis, Miss Helen Lane. Joseph
North. Mrs. NJ. Risley, r. F. Keer. Jr.,
Miss Beth Permission and s. b. Kilmarx.
Dances are held at the club on every
Saturday night On each Thursday night
the women members play cards.
Rehearsals are progressing very salts
factorily for Love Knots" the musical
comedy In three acts, which Will be
given by the Bel-Marvels. consisting of
members OF the club. at the club house
en- August 25, 26 and 81. This will be
the annual show for the benefit Of local
CHARITIES
Mrs. Herbert Marg.rum has been
elected president OF the Woman's Aux
iliary OF the club.
The Charlotte. a sailboat owned by
Raymond Thompson. but commanded by
Clifford Miller, now Is leading in points
for the season cup OF the Belmar Yacht
cmb. Miller formerly owned the beat
and finished second In tne sacing series
lasi summer.
Mrs. t. ]. Moorehouse and family OF
Orange are at..helr cottage 404 Twelfth
avenue Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Kelly, Lewis
Kelly and Miss Martha Kelly OF East
Orange are at their place In Seventh
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goertz
and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hensler are
at their cottage on Inlet Terrace. Mrs.
II. Il. Fernald OF Upper Montclair, Is at
11o3 Ocean avenue. Mf. and Mrs.
Robert Berkelmyer and Robert Berkel-
myer, Jr.. have arrived and will remain
until September Is. Peter G. Dutton
and family or Orange are living in
Tenth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Smock and family. and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Brandt Of East Orange, have taken cot
tages In Avenue A
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Artists at Manuel
Have Exhibition

Special Despatch to THE NEW IoRK HERliJ
NASrEr. y. Y. Aug. 13.--An exhibi
ton Of painting and sculpture BY artist;
az Rockland and Bergen counties opened
here last Monday with a private viev
and musicale and Will remain on until
about August % when II will 90 10
Nyack and thence TO Hackensack The
work shown was inspired almost entirely
by the beautiful scenery adjacent 70 the
Tappan Zee. c. a. Heber, shows
bondage" sculpture OF heroic size.
which has won honors In previous shows.
Miss Ida Costigan exhibits bust por-
trait or ~ Girl" John r. Costigan or
Pearl River. who won the Hallgarteu
prize at the National Academy, Is renr"-
sentcd by Girl In the woods ana :.
sheen Picture" "volendam GlLE ~
Miss Frances Keffer. and "On the
Clins." by Miss Sara Hess. are other art
loan pictures.
Miss Marjorie Tcmpklns of Nyack.
daughter of Judge Tompkins Is repre-
sented by three examples Of figure and
still life. including quaker Girl" VIII
lam Howard Donahue shows Dawn.
and moonlight" Walter Bollendonk's
Under she Full Moon" shows the
Lutheran Church at Manuel In moon
III splcndor Albert insl~5' shows
Spring Morning." G. A. Burlin-
game. Early Spring Near Wood
cliff Lake" and Hudson from Hook
Mountain: Ottlllie Serrell shows THE
Girl out Of Doors" Kunc Ando. Hills
OF Spring Valley" a scene OF melting
snow. and Carnival" Daniel Kotz Is
represented by "Midwinter." and also
autumn scenes In old rose and gold.
Il. H. King. OF Grand View. displays
an "Over-Mantle Decoration" Mrs.
Frances G. Challenor-Coan. Luxor" and
Miniature Group" and c. Arthur Conn
is represented by "Pharaohs Bed" and
Street Scene, Fospat"
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Water Sports Events
Held at Kineo, Me.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
KrNEo, Me, Aug. 13--"Red Hawk
Toner. an Indian guide took first place
in the creased pole walking event of the
Kineo water sports carnival. The event
was open to all and involved walking
(gangplank style) along a creased pole
extended over the water. Most of the
contestants stumbled into the water af-
ter slipping along a foot or so and only
n few were able to reach as far as the
seven foot mark The Indian guide man.
aged to walk ten feet before losing his
balance.
Judge and Mrs Albert Steckler of
New York gave a dance and supper
party at the Kineo Yacht Club.
Commodore A. B. Waring. Mr.. Ralph
Hunter, Mr. S. Prince and Mr.. John g..
Watson. all Of New York. were the
judges in the Kineo water sports carni-
val.
Arrivals at the Kineo House from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs. l., S. RAN
dali. Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Newburger.
Mr. and Mrs. X. @. Griswold and Mr..
J. Grlswold, Mrs. o. A. Gordon. Mr..
Harry Negabur. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Straus. Miss Inez A. Mason. Miss Doris
l. Mason, Mr.. C. d. Harryman, Miss Kate
Walton. Mr.. Robert Gordon McGregor.
Miss Louise NJ McGregor. Mr.. David NJ.
Minton. .sMrs Henry Steegcr. Mrs r. q.
Mettee Mrs A. VI. Goebel. Mr.. Il. j.
Buck arSl Mr.. Bernard Buck
Other arrivals include Mrs. w. l..
Harrington OF Mapcwood, ~ j.; Mr..
md Mrs f. H. Shelton or Philadelphia.
Pa. Mrs. A. p. French Of Plandome,
l.. L. Mr.. Hayden Preston OF Provi-
dence. r. L. Mr.. and Mrs y. w. Hol-
lander Of Newark ". r; Mr.. and Mrs.
George p Edwards of Cincinnati, Ohio !:
Miss Florence l.. LIGHTER and Miss
Pauline @. Hasselbach of New Haven.
Conn, and Mr. T. c. Nancy OF Dexter,
Mass
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Women in Tennis
Finals at Bayhead

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD
BAYHEAD, ". j.. Aug. i3.-Miss Made
Ion Westervelt OF Belmar and Miss
Dorothy Throckmorton OF Bayhead were
In the finals to-day for the honors In the
womens Invitation tennis tournamen.
which was played this week on the courts
OF the Bayhead Yacht Club. Miss Wes-
tcrvelt defeated Mrs. Tobey of Belmar
IN the semi-finals and Miss Throckmor-
ton won from Miss Richardson OF Bet
mar. Among those who played were
Miss Marion Baker. Mrs. @. D. Graves,
Miss Gale M6frison, Mrs. r. +. Hof-
man, Mrs Theodore y. Entz, Mrs }.
Potter stockton. Mrs. J. $. Baker, Miss
Adele Entz. Miss a. Bayard. Miss Mar
garet Baker Miss Harriet Lane, Mrs.
william Elmer. Mrs. Frank Harper. Miss
Annette Parke. Miss Lulu v. Cattus.
Miss Beggs. Miss Anna Hall. Miss PEN
niston, Miss Dorothy Nimick. Mrs. H..
Y McKean. Mrs. Natalie Farlee. Mrs.
Risley. Mrs. J. Spencer Francis, Miss
Earle. and Mrs. J. Tracy voughL
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Wildwood to Have
100000 Golf Course

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YoRK Trrrnp.
WILDWOOD, n. T.. Aug. 1s.-wiIdwood
mas az last taken steps 70 assure itself n
golf course The Wildwood Golf and
Country Club has been Incorporated
with the following officers: President.
Robert G. Latimer; vice-president. c..
Howard Topham; secretary and treas
urer. TT. Foster Gosln. The trustees
ore Ralph CARL, Palmer NJ. Way. r.. 8.
Goslin. William G. Hunt Edward Nor
ton. Alexander McMurray. w Court
poration.
The course will he on the main sea :
shore road. above the Pennsylvania
Railroad crossing NJ Burieieh. five miles
from here by automobile. The farm Sc
1scted- Is -that,-of Joseph p -MacKissic.
The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Cape May to Have
Masquerade Ball

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD
CAPE MAY, N. j.. Aug. ia mas.
qucrade ball will be given on the Con.
vention Hall pier next Saturday night
and already many reservations have
been made.
Next Tuesday night the annual bene.
ne for the three troops OF Boy Scouts
Of this city will be held on the pier.
Sea Crest Tnn--Mr. and Mrs Thco-
dore Sedgewick, Scarsdaie.
Hotel virginia--Stuart s. Thompson
New York: n. v. Hymann. Albany; r
Ii. Thomas Binghamton-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
HUGHES takes ANOTHER
step IN 0PEN-DOOR PLAN
Provides for Recognition Of
Equal Rights for All
Nations.
fBy United News.l

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-Sccretary
OF state Hughes has made his see
ond step in the American campaign
for international recognition of the
open door" as Il basic requisite OF
CO. operative association among ma
tons.
In note to the great powers, the
second he has sent on the subject, he
goes further this time than i'm his
previous communication, seeking TO
gain assent to changes in those
agreements drafted to cover mandate
awards under the treaty of Versailles
In his latest note, the text Of which
is expected to be made public this
week, Hughes is understood TO rec
ommend II clause in all mandate
agreements providing for osnition
OF equal rights and opportunities for
all nations in the territory i'll ques-
ton.
The policy OF the open door, as has
been explained in these dispatches
before. is the fundamental principle.
according TO the present administra-
tion leaders. upon which cooperative
understanding and action can be
based. 1t is this recognition. accord
ing TO the best information on the
subject available at this writing. that
the administration demands as II
starting point from which to develop
its program for Americas new assU-
citation OF or with nations. ii has
been insiNcn,Iy set before the world
as the Harding Hughes stepping
stone toward international agree
ments, and the latest note OF the
American secretary OF State on the
subject is understood TO emphasize.
In spirit II not In actual wording, the
belief that II America is To come out
OF her long established position OF
isola ton il must be on the basis OF
an internationally recognized princi-
pie of equal rights and opportunities
| for economic development of all ma
lions everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
w. VA. MINERS CONTINUE
TO GIVE UP TO TROOPS

Continued From First Pagc.)
departments attention" TO the slow
movement by railroad of the Twenty
sixth Infantry from Camp D!x. n. !.
Their arrival in West Virginia was
delayed many hours by the trGnspor-
tation companies. Secretary Weeks
said. Railway officials had advised
tho department that the New Jersey
troops could be detrained In West
Virginia in about twelve hours. while
they were moro than thirty hours i'm
reaching the State. II was possible.
department officials said. that n for
NAL complaint would be made to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
PUTS PISTOL IN HAND
OF HUSBAND, ATTACKED
Cripple Fires Bullet Into Neck of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Self
Defense.
IDy Associntcd Press. |

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. i.-Running
from 4 tent in which she resided at
SOL Simpson Street and placing Il
revolver in the hands of her husband.
who was being attacked. according
To her statement, Mrs. Harry ]. Will
liams moment later this afternoon
saw Jack Pierce. IS. shot to death.
Williams went to the Fulton County
tower after the shooting and sur
rendered, declaring that he had shot
Pierce in sclf-defcnse.
Mrs. Williams stated that Pierce
had come to the tent in an intoNi-
Gated condition and Immediately
started cursing her husband VIII
liams wears an artificial leg, and 1t
was only after he had teen abused
considerably. according to Mrs. Will
liams, that she placed the revolver
i'm his hands.
Williams is said to have fred once
at random, and when Pierce con-
tinucd his attack he then shot him
through the neck. At the Jail. where
he is being held pending an official
investigation, Williams, being badly
bruised about the head, was given
medical attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-05
DECLINE USE OF HOUSE
FOR DEMOCRATS MEET
Trustees OF Tnbcrnnclc in DnnvIlic
Refuse to Allow Convention
In House.
ISpecial tn The Times

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DANVILLE. VA, Sept. 1.-THE
board of trustees of the Ridge Street
Tabernacle has declined to allow
the Democrats of the city 10 use 1t as
their meeting place. when mass
meeting will be held To elect dele
gates to the Fifth District convcn-
tion. which will be held in DanviIle
on September 10. John f Rison. who
Is ut present in Pennsylvania. wrote
to q member OF the board. asking for
permission to use the hall, the larg-
est In the city. In view OF the wide
spread interest In tho forthcoming
meeting. and the assured large at
tendance.
Tho trustees met and decided to ad-
here to the provisions Of the decd
under which the tabernacle, buSt
many years ago for Rev Sam Jones,
was convcyedto the city in trust
During the war the tabernacle was
the scene. of numerous patriotic rail-
lies and more recently Vice-President
Calvin Coolidge. while stumping the
South. made an address there with
other prominent Republican figures.
The rebuff given the chairman OF
the city Democratic committee has
suddenly become a topic OF CONVEX
sation here. especially In view OF the
privilege extended to the visiting Re-
publicans. I.