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The New York herald., 1921-07-05
BAILEY'S BEACH
OPENS AT NEWPORT
Society Takes Its First Dip in
Ocean of Season.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YorK HrrArp
NEWPORT. r. J.. July with tn,
thermometer at 81 degrees. society s-
Newport to-day iocked to Bailey,
Beach for their fret plunge of the sea.
son. The gathering Of the villa colon,
was the largest In ten years.
Among those on the beach were tho
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert shipman. Mr.
and Mrs I. Townsend Burden. Mis-.
Louise r Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril B
Judge Mr. and Mrs. John Aspegrcn OF
New York. who arc spending their first
season here: Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin IL
Loughiin, who arc entertaining tonight
at Lands End
Mr. and Mrs T. Suffern Taller came
or the beach with their guests Mr.. and
Mrs J. Horace Harding.
Among those In the surf we're Mr. and
Mrs Sylvanus Stokes. Jr.. who are with
her mother. Mrs. Gibson Fehnestocls.
Mrs. John r. Drexel. Jr.. arrived to-
day.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
GOLF AT BRETON WOODS.
First Handicap Event OF Season
Won by walter Long.

Special Despatch to The New YosK HERALD.
BRETON WOODS, y. II. July A
handicap tournament, the first golf
event OF the season at Breton Woods,
was played over the course here in
celebration OF independence Day. Lead
ing large field. Walter Long of Wood
land, won the low net with a score of
65. Low gross was made by J. p. Chase
Of the Country Club of Brookline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Seibert of New
York. who will go to the Mount WASH
ington Hotel when IL opens. are at the
Mount Pleasant House. Mr.. Seibert. one
OF the foremost trap shooters in the
country, and president of the Breton
Woods Gun Club. went TO Maplewood to
enter the Maplewood shoot. which starts
there to-day.
Mrs. Willis Terry and party OF New
York. who are touring the White Noun
tains. spent several days at the Mount
Pleasant. where other New York ar
rivals. include DIR. j. Blake White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Knight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur T. Peterson OF New York.
who also are there, will go to Europe
late this month.
Independence Day has been celebrated
at almost every resort in the White
Mountains. Special carnivals at Little
ton and Conway Centre. ". II. Canaan,
VT, and other towns brought the usual
holiday crowds.
Mrs. Nathaniel Wiltherell of New
York, will arrive at Jefferson soon to
occupy one OF the Waumbek cottages.
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Start for Europe To-day to
Await Annulment of His
Former Wedding.

Friends Of Mrs Dorothy Caldwell Tay-
L. Taylor Of $40 Park avenue, learned
yesterday that her marriage to Count
Carlo Dentice di Frasso Is to take place
as soon as the formal announcement of
of the Count with Mrs. Georgine Wilde
Dentice di Frasso has been issued by the
Vatican in Rome. There has been no
formal announcement of the engagement
of Mrs. Caldwell Taylor to the Count for
this reason.
Mr. and Mrs Bertrand L. Taylor, Jr.,
will sail for Europe to-day by the
Aquitania, accompanied by Mrs. Cad
Well Taylor and Count Dentice di
Frasso. Mrs. Caldwell Taylor will stop
at the Ritz in London with her brother
and sister-in-law, while the Count goes
to Rome to await the annulment, which.
it is expected, will be issued soon after
their arrival on the other side.
On May 20 MrS wilde Siegel, former
wife Of Mr.. Henry Siegel. announced the
engagement of her daughter, Mrs.
Georgine Wilde Dentice di Frasso. to
Mr.. Piero Alfredo Quazzone, first secre-
tary of the Italian Embassy in Toxic.
A few days previously Mrs. Siegel's
daughter arrived from Europe with the
announcement that her marriage to
Count Dentice di Fraaso had been sew
cred legally In Italy and that she had
assumed the name Of Mrs. Georgine
Wilde, the latter being her maiden
name
No date for the marriage OF Mrs.
Georsine Wilde to Mr.. Quazzone has
been mentioned, and II Is expected, that
this wedding also will not take place
until word is forthcoming from the
Vatican that her previous marriage to
Count Dentice di Frasso had been an
RULED.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
NOTES or THE THEATRES.

At the Globe They're in Atlantic City last
night the Shubcri1s produced Madame
Milo" a new play To- Frederick and Fannie
Hatton, with Miss Grace Valentine IN tho
title role Others 10 the caat arc Misses
Dorothy Clay. Hardas Dnube, - en- Sinott
Isabelle Alden. Mary bprnndon, Douire Prus-
sing Martha McGra'H, Babe Jackson and
Salil Tysha. Gtewart Baird. James Spotts-
wood. Ben Hendriokek Jr., Alfred HesSe.
Lester Hunt. Julian Mountjoy and John
Mackenzie. The play was staged by I'd
ward Eisner.
The petour'' new trisy bv Owen Davis
will he produced by the NShuberts in Atlantic
City July II.
sightiess persons from Lighthouse M 1
Of the New York Association for the blind
win form ~ theatre raiiy at just Mar
ried'' az the Shubcrt to-'Aght. Each hlind
person yiil be ACCOMPANYING by sighted
guide.
iIonors arr faiiipr daihn a. the feet of
rfss Narilynn Miller OF "tttly." The Chi
caro rancs Association, vtArh fashions the
new.asteps that set me rn~ for Chicago
dams er1tiiustasfA has ma med q iato ard
popular .galtx r1he Marhvtr- -Mirsr."
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
u. S. FAILURE TO RATIFY
BLAMED FOR UNREST
Sen. Pat Harrison Talks to
Vets in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July t.--woridwide
discomfort and lack Of prosperity were
attributed 10 the failure of the United
states Senate TO ratify tho versai iIIes
peace treaty by Senator Pat Harrison
of Mississippi In n speech to-day before
a meeting OF the American Legion mem
bcrs.
"1f the Treaty OF Versailles. after the
wonderful victory won by the allied
armies. had been ratified by the Senate
within a reasonable time peace and con-
tentment and industrial prosperity would
to-day prevail throughout the world. ("
Senator Harrison declared
Until the treaty is ratified between
Us and the nations OF the world we need
not expect to remove ourselves from the
category Of selfish exclusivcness in which
we have been placed
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
MILITARY TOUCH AT
MISS PAGES WEDDING
She Becomes Bride of Capt.
Roland PaSet Shugg.

Miss Blanche Page. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Hussey Page OF 1872
West Fifty-eighth street, was one OF the
few Fourth Of July brides and. quite in
keeping with the significance of the holi-
day, was the military note of her mar
riase to Capt. Roland Paget Shugg,
Fourteenth Field Artillery. L. S. A.. in
the Chapel OF st. Thomas's Church. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock by
the Rev. Thomas A. Conover. rector OF
st. Bernardo Church at Bernardsville
N. j. A reception was held in the music
room OF the Biltmore Hotel.
The maid of honor was Miss Ruby
Keeney Of New York. The other bridal
attendants were Miss Grace Burt, Mrs
John w. Morgan, Misses Dorothy Wash
burne and Zclla Allinson. The best man
was Capt. Douglas J. Page. The ushers
were Capts. w. r. Woodward. Joseph
Tul,y II. C. Jones. r. B. Mcbride and
William Spence. classmates OF the
bridegroom at West Point, and Capt.
Samuel White, Jr., U. 8. A., all of whom
werc In uniform.
The brides father ia a lawyer In New
York and specialist in public utilities
practice. sne has Ave brothers. four of
whom served in the army during the
war. One of them, Capt. Douglas J.
Page. was c.assmate of Capt ShugE at
West Point The other brothers are
Messrs. Richard M. and w. *. Page,
Mr.. Donald o. Page. who left Princeton
at the end of his freshman year to 20
into the American Ambulance Corps. and
Mr.. John Page.
Capt. Shugg. whose station is at Fort
SILL Oklahoma, was graduated from
West Point in 1916, and subsequently
served sixteen months overseas. He was
a major In the Second Division in the
vosges sector from May until August,
1918. when he was transferred to the
Forty-second Division during the San
Mihicl and Meuse-Argonne offcnsives.
He In son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
Shuge Of Needham, Mass
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
CIVIC PARADE AT LONG BRANCH
One Time Gov. Edward c. stokes
Makes an Address.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONG BRANCH. y. j.. July 4.-One time
Gov. Edward Caspar Stokes gave a
patriotic address on Ocean Park to-
night following civic parade. which
was witnessed by 10000 spectators.
The festivities closed with display of
fireworks
Br'ghtside Nursery at Oakhurst, Mrs.
s. r. Guggenhen president. held a
patriotic festival to-day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Park NJ Woolley of New York are at
their Bath avenue home.
The Pullman place is being put in
readiness for the arrival this week of
one time Governor and Mrs. Frank O.
Lowden of Illinois.
Mr. William Campbell Clark of New
York is at the Oaks at Oakhurst.
Mrs. Washington Wilson of New York
Is at her Elberon home.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliott r. Brainard after
spending their honeymoon here have left
for syracuse. ". Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Gregory
have sailed for England, 10 be gone a
year
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewisohn OF
New York are at El,<wood Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton F. Kean of
Elizabeth are at Deal for the summer.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
BLOSSOM SEELEY IN
VAUDEVILLE SKETCH
Appears as Miss Syncopated'
at Poloce-Ofher Acts.

Miss Blossom Seeley. as Miss synco-
pated." heads the vaudeville bill at
the Palace this week. She sings and
dances TO wild rhythms and outlaw har-
monies. Bennie Fields Is her chief as
sistant, and Sam Miller and Harry
Stover have important roles in the jazzy
entertainment.
An ambitious musical offering. Temp
:ation." is presented by Armand Kallz
and company. Il is an allesorical oper-
eta conceived and staged by Kaliz II
is tuneful and interesting and has many
pretty and clever girl principals. Other
acts are Solly Ward and company. with
Miss Marion Murray in n satirical COM
edy called "Bsbies' "Blackface" Eddie
Ross and his African harp; Franklyn
and Charles. assisted by Ernestine Caru,
III acrobatics. dancing and comedy
Brown and O'Donnell in ''Profteering In
Fun" and Gordon's Circus.
william and Gordon Dooley, with the
NORM Sisters, are at the Riverside
Others ON the bill include William and
Joe Mandel. Miss Molly Mcintyre and
Il. c. lillian.
c. y. Maddox is presenting his THE
Musical Revuette." the headline feature
at the Eighty-hrst Street Theatre. The
photoplay feature is Miss Florence Reed
In THE Black Panther's Cub"
Tile popular Courtney Sisters. Fay and
Florence. who recently reunited and re-
turned to vaudeville, head the lively bill
at the Royal Others include Frank Van
Hoven. Ned Norworth & Co, Lovenberg
Sisters and Sine Neary.
Miss Lillian Fitzgerald. the come
dienne. who has Just returned to vaude-
vile following her musical comedy sue
cess. is topping the bill at y. r. 1Seiths
Fordham. Beginning Thursday Miss
Mary Haynes favorlte single" and
singer Of story songs, will head the
vaudeville end OF the programme
Miss Edith Tallaferro Is at the Ham
ilton.
Two large audiences saw the now pro-
granme at the New Brighton Theatre.
Harland Dixon and tho London Palace
Girls from Tip Top" in dances are the
principal attraction Miss Ruth Rove
sang synoopated songs and Jimmy Lucas
was funny IN furious way.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
puMBELLs SEASON TO END.

The Dunbells ia "Biff Bing Bang"
will close their season at the Ampas-
sador Theatre nesSt Saturday night. The
Canadian soIdier-actors will begin Their
new season on August 10 at the Shupert
Theatre, Boston. fer four weeks ell
gagement. This viii be followed by a
long tour, during which the company
will rehearse a new revue, which they
will present in third coast to coast
tour of Canada. starting in October.
Earlv next year they will embark at
Vancouver upon world tour.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

who died in the family country home In
Southampton last Saturday. win be held
This forenoon at half past 10 O'Clock in
Round Oak, the Butler homestead. in
Yonkers.
Mrs. Butler was a daughter OF the late
Charles and Mary Terry Collins OF
Hartford. Conn. and New York. ana
sister OF Clarence Lyman Collins She
was a member OF the Society OF Colonial
Danes the Mayflower Society and OF
The Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. Mrs. Butler is survived by her
husband and BY two sons. William Allen
Butler. Jr.. and DR.. Charles T. Butler.
and two daughters. Mrs. Maitland
Dwight and Miss Louise Tracy Butler.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
THE ELTON CASE STAGED.
william Devereax's Play at Long
Branch.

spcciu, Despatch, to THE Nrw YORK HErArD.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 4.-George
Broadhurst presented at the Broadway
Theatre tonight for the first time on
any stage "The Elton Case q play OF
to-day in four acts, by William Deve-
reux. staged by Mrs. Trinlble Bradley.
Whether 1.-THE Elton Case is based upon
a celebrated murder case in New York
last year remains for theatregoers to
figure out for themselves.
The central figure is that of pol
ished man of the world who moved
among group of people in and out OF
society.
Miss Chrystaf Herne Is the featured
member Of the company. Charles WAL
dron. Byron Beasley, Percy Helton. Ber-
nard McCowen, Richard Farrell Ronald
Colman John F. Morrisey, Miss Anne
Sutherland. Miss Florence Fair and MISS
Kathleen Lowry are others in the cast.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
EDWARD P. SHAW DEAD.
Former Massscbusetts state Treas
urer Dies on Long Island.

Word was received last night of the
death at his daughters q home I'm Bellport.
L. l., yesterday OF Edward p. shaw, for
mer state Treasurer OF Massachusetts
and for many years a street railway
capitalist. His home was in Brookline,
Mass
Mr.. Shaw was born I'm Newburyport.
Mass, i'm 1871. He developed quarry
near that city from which he delivered
the granite for the Government jetties
at the mouth OF the Merrimac River
and established 2 line OF steamers on
the river Later he became interested
In many New England street railways
and organized the Newburyport Car
Company. He had served several times
in both branches of the Legislature
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
TERoNe AT NEW LONDON.
Bathing Reach, Golf Links and
Tennis Courts Crowded.

Special Despatch 70 TIE New YcnK Hrs,o.
NEW LoSpox, Conn. July 4.-The ex-
tremely hot weather caused the bathing
beach 10 he the most popular place dur
ing the holidays The golf links and
tenris courts also wero crowded TO ca
pacity by the largest Fourth o. July
crowd In years. More than dozen OF
the yachts were here for the boat races
ret, rned FOR the triple holiday.
Among the automobillsts who arrived
at the Griswold we're Mrs. c. w. Madi-
son OF washington, d. c.; Mrs. Fred
Locke OF Lake Charles. La. Mr.. John
Lyon. Secretary OF the state OF New
york Mr.. II. y. Warrington. President
Hai ding's secretary and Mr.. Il. b. Man
nineton. also Of Washington. Arrivals
from New York were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Bartam and family. the Messrs.
James J. and 4. A. Cornan. Mr.. Charles
t Matthews. Miss Marion O'Neill, DR..
and Mrs. George Stafford. Mrs. u. L.
Tuttle and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Kelloss.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
YACHTS AT BAR HARB0R.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Joseph PuIitser
Among the Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HruNr.
BAR HARBon. Me. July ARRIVALS
from New York include Mr. ard Mrs.
Joseph Pulitzer AT Chatwold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortlandt s. Van Rensselaer, at Sc.
sauvtur and Mrs. Albert II. Gallatin
and Mirs Corneiia J.. Gallstin at the
Richardson cottage,
Among the yacfls arriving yesterday
were the kaima OF 1fr. Frederick W,
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
HUGH LESLIE BoBB.

Hugh Leslie Bobb OF 320 Adelphi
street, Brooklyn. for the last year on
the advertising staff OF Robertsou-Colc
Distributing Corporation, 123 Seventh
avenue. died suddenly yesterday IN Belle
yue Hospital OF cerebral henorrhage. He
wps 81 years old.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
Jewelry.

LIBERAL. reward for return of Hamilton
gold watch No. 1766i33, monogram M.
j.: taken from apartment Z West 92d.
carly June 30; no questions asked Phone
Mr.. JOSEPH, Gramercy 242.. between 9-5
daily, after July 4.
LOST-Smal handbag, contents money and
diamond barpin, in Concourse Grand Gen.
trail Station, Friday. July /. Liberal reward
II returned to PALMER EMBURY. i19
West 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Gen. Colardet was appointed TO the
French Embassy about two years ago
after having served through the war as
staff officer with the rank OF Lieutenant
colonel. He left his post in Washington
six weeks ago on leave In France and
ehe news of his sudden death yesterday
csIl1e as a distinct shock TO French Off
Gals in this city.
Slightly more than so years of age.
Gen. Collardet began his military career
as a graduate of the infantry officers
school at Saint Cyr. the West Point of
France. He had been n general dc bril-
'-adc. the rank corresponding to the rank
of major general in the United States
Army. only about a year
Hc is survived by his wife and three
children. His home in France is In a
suburb of Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
MRS. RuDDELL HAS DAUGHTER

Capt. James G. RuddAlI L. s. A.. and
Mrs. Ruddell are receiving conEra,uia :
tions upon tho birth OF daughter last
sunday In the Sloane Maternity Hos-
pitai. The child will be christened Mary
Elvis Ruddell. Capt. Ruddell is stationed
at Fort Totem, whore ne - Ad1utant.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
LOST AND FOUND

LOeT-FrIday. June "a. o. rs r. NJ. in black
and white taxi. pair field glasses, yellow
case with strap. compass in cover. Return
to CHARLES l.. RI<ER, 10 Cedar 81. Phone
I'm q. ara
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
N. q. GILMORE.

CHICAGO. July Al q. Gilmore, SS.
head OF the Federated Press. widely
known az an author and humorist, died
hcrr to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
Record Crowds at Seash0re Resorts;
100000 on Atlantic City'S Boardwalk

In the New York colony there viii be
Lr and Mrs. George l.. Nj. Dunuing ana
Mr.. and Mrs Il. J. Davies
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Vanderbilt and the Petrol of Joseph
Pulitzer
The swimming club opened Monday.
The weekly dances will commence next
Saturday night
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

The Secretary of the Swedish Lesa-
tion, Mr.. ]. de Lagerberg, left yesterday
for Deer Isle, Me-. to be the guest Of
Judge and Mrs. Hitz.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Mr.. Percival III. Dodge American
Minister to Serbia, and his daughter.
Miss Alice Dodge. are visiting Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs James Dexter Adams at
their house in Sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Andrew
w. Mellon, is with hts daughter. Miss
Ailsa Mellon. at their home in Pitts
burgh for over the Fourth.
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wus rt,TIER,s rrNrnAL.

The funeral Of Mrs. Louise Collins
Butler. wife of William Allen Butler.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. Howard Elliott has gone to
SouthamI ton, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank have
Mrs. George w. Perkins has gone TO
Portland. Me-. from Rverdale, y. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, who will arrive
on board the Paris on July 20. will start
soon afterward Tor Bar Harbor.
Prince and Princess Bibesco of the
Rumanian Legation at Washington are
at the Hotel Chatham.
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney has
returned from New Haven. Conn, and is
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. at Westbury, L. l.
Or. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white entertained large party of
friends at their country place in Great
Neck l.. l., for the holidays.
Miss Lucy Aldrich will return this
week from France and later win visit
her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., at Seal
Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Macy Chauncey,
who remained in New York to attend the
Dempsey Carpenter fight in Jersey City
on Saturday, went on Sunday to Tuxedo
Park. where they were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Barley for
the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson,
who are visiting their son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs NJ. Orme Will
son. Jr., In Brussels. will return from
Europe about September 10 and go to
Garden City. L. ].
WASHINGTON.
Representative Ogden L. Mills is at
Woodbury., l.. l., for the holidays.
Mrs. Gerry. wife of Senator Gerry of
Rhode Island, has returned from At
lantic City.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
IN NJ f M ORIAM.

Afcc aLI..-rn loving memory ~ Ambrose q.
Mccall. who died July 5. 1902
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D I { D.

Bobb. Hugh l.. Meister. Josephine
Butler. Louise -. Mckaig. Katherine
Collier, Isaac n. Nicoll. Benjamin
Eagan. Thomas #. Pankhurst. Franceia
Fawcett, George A. Pigueron, Mary
Fisher. Cleveland %. Reed, Abraham c..
Forrlan. Rosetta +. Strauss. Arthur
Goodman, Augustus Teare, Florence A.
Graham Joseph Z. Wallace, John r.
Hall, Sarah Ann Whalen, John p.
Howell. Sara A. Williams Kate A.
Lamond, Elizabeth c..
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
BRIG. GEN. COLLARDET
DIES AT LILLE, FRANCE
Was Military Attache to Em-
bassy in Washington.

LILLE. France. July 4.-Brig- Gen.
Collardet. military attaehe to the French
Embassy in Washington, died here to-
day.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, who will arrive
on board the Paris on July 25, will start
soon afterward Tor Bar Harbor.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Prince and Princess Bibesco of the
Rumanian Legation at Washington are
at the Hotel Chatham.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Mrs. George W. Perkins has gone TO
Portland. Me-. from Riverdale, X Y.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Mrs. Howard Elliott has gone to
SouthamI ton, L. l.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney has
returned from New Haven. Conn, and is
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. at Westbury, L. l.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank have
gone to their house in Port Chester, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
WASHINGTON.

Representative Ogden L. Mills is al
Woodbury., L. l., for the holidays.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Mrs. Gerry. wife of Senator Gerry of
Rhode Island, has returned from At
lantlc City.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white entertained large party OF
friends at their country place in Great
Neck l.. T.. for the holidays.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05
In NIemoriam.

Mccall. Ambrose o.
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

Miss Lucy Aldrich will return this
week from France and later win visit
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr., at Seal
Harbor, Me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-15
TARIFF BILL MEETS
 A FURTHER SETBACK
By AssocIated Press

Washington, November 14-The permanent tariff bill, which has been passed by the House and Is now under consideration by the Senate finance committee. met further de- lay tonight when hearings on the measure were suspended upon conn pletion of testimony on the dairy par agraph of the agricultural schedule and the committee adjourned with the plan, it was said. of holding no further meetings before next Mon day.
 Next week but few meetings were contemplated, 1t was added, as five committee members, including Chair man Penrose, are attending confer ences with the House on the tax bill and others either are engaged in oth- CT committee work or are absent from the city.
 Representatives of the dairy indus try appeared before the committee today with requests for tariff rates on their products higher than those carried in the House bill They asked for a basic duty of 10 cents pound on butter with corresponding rates on other dairy products, the average being slightly higher than the House rates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-15
NEW HEATING PLANT
 FOR INSANE HOSPITAL


 Tuscaloosa. November l4.-(Spe- cial)--Dr. w. D. Partlow, superin- tendent of the insane hospital, has let the contract for the installation of an entire new heating plant for the hospital buildings near this city.
 The new plant will cost s10O, 900, an appropriation for which has been made by the state for this particular purpose. and none of the funds given for the regular maintenance of the hospitals are being used for this purpose.
 This information is given out on account of the fact that general misunderstanding has gained circu- lation throughout Alabama regarding Improvements that have been made and are now being made at the hos pital and although the minor inn provements at that institution have been made from the regular mainten- ance fund. the heating plant is being installed with funds appropriated for that purpose