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A VISITOR to Birmingham who is mak- "A ing quiet survey of conditions, de- velopments and the like for the benefit of a coterie of men of means desirous of ac- curate knowledge of the district from the intimacy of the inside, made this remark:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
Program For Father
and Son Banquet

The Father and Son banquet for the
st. Paul NJ. Z. and United Presbyter-
ian churches will be held at the Cent
raj high school cafeteria Tuesday even
ing at $50 O'Clock. F. C. Kay will act
as toastmaster. Following is the even
ing's program:
Music by the. United FrssbytcriAn
boys orchestral
Vocal solo. The Prodigal Son
Thomas Christian.
Violin solo. "Minuet," Bccthoven-o
Kay Jay.
Grady.
Vocal solo-"Asleep in the Deep
Frank Parmelee.
Address, what We Expect of Our
Dads"-Robert NJ. Kincaide-
Address, DR.. William Hutchinson.
Vocal solo. Selected-W. p. Hahn.
Address. "A Study in Relative Val
ues'-S. NJ. Phillips.
Music, Our Sons Quartet.
Community singing lied by W. c
Hahn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
Thomas |. Perkins Dies

Thomas ]. Perkins, aged ~ yers'
died last night at the family home,
ysst r.ast Rout, avenue, following
weeks Illness of pneumonia
MIR. Perkins was ono OF tho iirtn %.
tho Perkins Brothers cigar s'ofs ~
N.or,hor, avenue. and was ono OF tho
hos, known Young business men oil
Resaomor and of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company where he was employed
for many years.
Hc was a member of tho Woodmen
of the World. Camp l3l, and the Loyal
order of Moose. He " survived py his
wife; mother. Mrs. Jane Conlcy. a
brother. william. OF Pueblo, brotheT.
John OF Chicago. and n sister, Nrs-
Samuel Smith. OF Salida- The body
was removed to tho funeral parlors OF
r g. Mccarthy and company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
Norval w. Wall Buried

The funeral of Norval W. Wall was
held from the Church of tho Ascension
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
ROY. Benz. Il. Dagwell offtciated. The
church choir sanE Asleep In Jesus,
and Abide with Me" The pail bear
erg wcro selected from the j. .. u. a
NJ. and Pueblo Nolan Lodge No. 5. !.
O. -. F. as follows. w. j. Fuller.
fully Fox, Cbas. Il. Clark, Ira II
RaInbo. Cbss. Pollhiii and r 4. Cross-
man. Delegates were present from the
j. O. u. A. NJ. Pueblo Nolan Lodge,
No. S. /. o. o. r. aud the southern
Colorado Pioneers Association. Tho
ritt,aIistic work of L. .. o. +. No s was
e1emplfied at Roselawu cemetery
where burial was made, in charge OF
tho United Davis-Nories Undertaking
Co,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
Ivey Anaigned

Yes. could give bond. but won't"
said NJ. Il. lvcy, arraigued before
Justice of tho Peace Corson yester-
day on charge of assault TO murder
Beatrice Wcigel, February is.
Ivey, who II an es-soldicr, said ie
was sick. and did not care to bother
about bond. Further. when arraign-
ed he declined TO plead either guilty
or not guilty. A knife is tho instru-
ment with which he is alleged to have
made the assault Tho preliminary
hearing was ret for March S, and As
the defendant refused to even try 20
get bond, he WAS taken to the county
Jail.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
CROCHET AND
EMBROIDERY
COTTONS

As warm weather approaches
the vogue for crochet and en-
broidery work increases. We
are radiantly ready with all
the wanted kinds and colors of
cottons for every purpose.
C1ark's o. N. T. Crochet Cot
ton, white and colos, 2
balls. SSC
C1ark's Pearl Cotton, .
]. and P. Coats six strand Floss
in balls, white and colors,
3 balls @c
Silkline Art Thread, all colorS
skeln- ...-........... .6c
Lustre, o0-yard spools. Sc
J. and P. Coats Crochet Thread,
ball l5C
N. and <. Knitting Cotton,
white, red, navy and black,
? balls .-.............@r
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
CAMEO DRESS GINGHAMs

These Dre2 Ginghams arc
woven of yarns spun from ex-
ira long staple cotton, giving
them strength and uniformity
in texture They are soft and
smooth. and in color combina-
tons are clear and distinctive
Tho spring patterns are shown
in many new ad exclusive de-
signs for hoYse and afternoon
dresses, for childrcn's play and
school frocka Tho width is 81
inchca YARD 21e
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
Police Court

Ffve men, arrested Saturday on
charges of manufacturing and selling
liquor. appeared before Judge r. A.
Crcssman in police court Monday
morning. In order to have at least
ono OF the federal prohibition officers
who assisted local police in liquor
raids Saturday to be present when the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
QUEEN PERCALES

These PercAles are admirable
for making inexpensive dresses,
of which every woman likes to
have several In her wardrobe
Cambria finish Percale. Figured
patterns on light grounds. also
dark and medium blue, gray.
black and white, 3e inches wide
Yard 27iac
3e-tnch fast color Ca1oert
Madras Shirtings and Waist
inss in a largo assortment of
stripes YARD oo(
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
County Court

Court room business was light yes
terday in the county department of
Justice, and there was nothing doing"
in either of the district courts.
In the county court n final decree
of divorce was granted to Myrtle Dunn
from Daniel +. Dunn; they were mar
He'd at Colorado Springs, Colorado.
April IA. 1915. Extreme and repeated
acts of cruelty. including threatening
to shoot plaintiff. false accusations.
etc. constituted the grounds for the
acftpp
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
SEWING HELP
AND NOTIONS

The home sewer will need
MANY of the items found in our
complete stocks of dressmaking
findings. There will be need
for good pins, needles, tape
measures. hooks and eyes, dress
snaps, bias tape, rlck-raek
braid, buttons, etc, all of which
are here in complete assort-
ments.
Bone Buttons, dcn- .......5f
Buttons, card ..............
BE. Zoe and 15c
Hooks and Eyes,
card ........5c and 1W
Dress Snaps, black and white,
card .................lOc
Thimbles. ............lS lSC
Button Moulds,
dozen. sc. &c and St
Dressmaking Pins, 800 count to
the paper, 1Oc. 2 for 15r
Bias Tape,
card. .15c and 19t
Rick Rack Braid, colored and
white. ..--...... ........
15c, 19t and 25c Cshr
Betting, black and white.
...15c. zoe, 25c Yard
Elastic, black and white. 80.
............5c yd. and up
Cotton Tape, roll ........5c
Lingerie Tape, white, pink and
blue. .....-......... .lSC
Emblems for Middies. .@C
Dutch Linen Tape, all widths,
...............3 for 25c
Tape Measures. ...5c to 19C
Sewing Needles, hand or
machine, paper ....... 1OC
Featherstitch Braid, 5 yards to
n piece ..............l l0C
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
FI4AxoN TISSUE

3: inches wide. You will IND
It a delightful experience TO
choose the material for your
summer dress from this collec-
tion of high grade cotton dress
material. embracing every fav-
ored pattern and plaid color
combination. A firm and sheer
material. YARD SST
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

For once. very little was said about
it about the big building. as is scner-
aiyy the case, but Chairman Rees OF
the board of commissioners, stated
last night that the day being n legal
holiday all over tho country, every
body about tie court house would be
FREQ today',o pay homage to the birth
day of tho father OF his country.
each as hc or she thinks best
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
R S 0 N AIS

Miss wymuth Harbour. daughter of
County Commissioner and Mrs. j. r.
Harbour. yesterday underwent tonsn
operation at the MinpeGua hospital
Mrs. Charles +. Mefflcy has gone to
California for a several months visit
with relatives and friends
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

Cases arc heard, the trials were set
forward to February .3.
r. NeEerti. arrested on West Fourth
street by city detectives Saturday
afternoon, after the federal officers
had left, WAS fined $500. st'll con-
fiscated at the time the arrest was
made belonged to Negerti, police as
sert. r. Locos, arrested at the same
place. WAS found to be visitor at the
house. He was therefore released.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
new ARRIVALS

Make parents hapnv and ours are
such fine stock that VIC arc proud of
them and also cutting the prices 10
the very bottom at the Newton Lum-
bcr Co
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
TWO-TONE MESSA-
LINE SITS q,
YARD I

Tho praeticability Of Mcsss-
line goes without saying. As .
silk of service it has few equals
and probably no superiors- A
sturdy fabric of pure silk and
rich beauty. The width is 36
inches. The two-tone effect u
new and fashionable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
TISSUE MIRACLE

A wash fabric of fine, sheer
cotton weave. mixed with
threads of silk: large. medium
and small checks Lavender
rose. light blue. pink and navy.
Yard 8Sr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
CITY BRIEFS
Nine. Schumann-Heink, Feb. 2s.

MARRIED BY JUsTICE-Harry
]. Warren OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, and
Mrs. Pearl Miner, of Bedford, 'he
same state, called on Justice Corson
license. They went away as husband
and wife.
COLD easel framo and large photo
free with a dozen photos. Austin's
over kresses'.
FIVE cents per roll Kodak film de-
veloping any size leave it at nine.
ready at five. Austin. photographer.
over kresses.
Au-Seeel safes ana CablnetA Ths
Best. O'Br1en Printing 90.
THERE was some difficulty with
the electric current on Sunday night,
which kept some of the picture shows
in darkness and without power to run
the projectiscopes for moro than an
hour. Later the trouble was recufied'
SLIGHTLY sCoRCHED kINDLING
AT Foley's one-half price.
II YEARS in Pueblo without fall
ure; PRIDE of the ROCKIES FLOUR
FRANK CLUTE DIES-Frank Clute
of Chicago. Ill, and formerly of Pu-
eblo where he was employed in the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company Min
neoua plant, died in Chicago yesterday.
Cluto was a brother-in-law of Frank
r Lewis, of this city. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis left for Chicago last night.
OUR COAL makes warm friends
P. A. Cessna, Phone 5IA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
FRANKLIN PRESS PRINTS ANYTHIN,
PHONE FoRBuSH FOR COAL

Bring shoes down this morning. Ec-
onomy Shoe Repair Shop, so5 N. Main
GET-TOGETHER NJ f E T C.
Local employees and officials of the
Santa Fc railroad held a get-together
meeting in tho Stone Depot, corner Of
First street and Union avenue. at 10
o'clock Sunday morning, to discuss
problems cofronting the railroad in
this city at the present time. About
forty employees were present. beside
officials These meetings will be held
at regular intervale hereafter. it was
learned yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
Sc FILM DEVELOPING

ANIL SIZE ROLL. LEAVE 1T AT
.. READY AT 5. Austin Photograph
ers, Elite Studio. Masonic Bldg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
HoneSewing
Needs
SHOWING OF FINE WASH GOODS
BIiE,ACHED INDIAN HEAD
CLOTH

CLOTH
With LINEN Finish
3s-inch width, yard XVr
44-inch width. yard ..--- 3Sr
50-inch width, yard ....- 40r
3s-in. bleached, soft finish
Muslin, An excellent quality at a
very small price
4e-ineh F1axons. plain white.
a very desirable quality for
dresses and waists.
Yard soc
3s-inch white wAtrtinEs in
voiles. plain and embroidered
Ra.iste. Dimity and I>cno stripes.
Yard 48e, see, Use, &1.19
3s-inch American suitins of
sturdy service. A plain white
skirtins that looks like real
linen YARD A0e
ss-inch Beach Cloth. highly
mercerizcd. comes in white,
pink. black. tan and blue
Yard 76f
ss-inch Popiin. certain to give
most satisfactorily wear: eplen-
did finish material. In white,
pink, rose and black
Yard 7S<
3s-inch Gabard!ne of heavy
weight. plain weave. 30 much
liked for skirts and niiddies.
Yard 40f to 8SF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
HYpRo-sToNE HOMES. Phone SD

SMALL BIAZE-A fire alarm at
$40 last evening called the depart
ment to the Peoples store corner Of
Northern and Routt avenues Cause
of the blaze was supposed to have
been a cigaret There was no dam
age to speak of, the firemen needing
nothing heavier than the hand extin-
guishers to conquer the blaze.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
NEW YORK BROKERS rAIL

New York. Feb. 21.-Thc failure Of
tho brokerage firm Of Iorrick and
Bennett was announced today from
the rostrurn of the stock exchange.
Tho concern comprises w. Wilson
Herrick. floor member, T.. Evcrsley
Bennett. Frank l.. ScheTey. ]. II. Il.
Robhanu and Franklin w. Palmer. Jr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
KPHYR GYNGHAMs

Fine. soft. richly oo'ored and
disttnctivefy designed. these
Zephyr GinRhAms arc Justly a
matter of pride and satisfsc-
ton to us- They lose mono of
their frcehne. e.s and clcarneas of
pattern and color after a few
weck.' wear. The width Is q.
inches. YARD S0c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
St. Marks Church
Will Hold Father
and Son BanqueI

Thru an unfortunate oversight IN
checking the lis, OF churches Whefo
Father and Son banqucts aro to b
held the name of the ST Marx
English Lutheran church was left ou'
OF tho liHt furnished. This church
taking caro- of all Lutheran boys To-
this program and deserves to be list
cd with the rest az fully co-opcrstn5
in every way.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
IMPERIAL CHAMRRAY
GINGHAM

with a linen finish. In plain
colors, also pink. blue and Law
cnder baby checks. 30 inches
wide. YARD 30e
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
PETFEREL SHEETTNG

"a blcachod Shecuns. yd- Gle
"a blcachcd Sheeting. yd. 6Sc
1914 bieached ShceunS. yd. soc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
Garage and Car
Fire Damaged

Garage and car of Tom NoSle, 1872
Routt avenue were considerably dam
aged by fire last night about o'clock,
the origin Of which WAS supposed TO
be ho, ashes that a stiff breeze was at
tho time blowing about. LOSS about
$500 partially covered by insurance.
Quick response by tho fircmon pre-
vented what would have been serious
spread of the flamca.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

When the Mutual starts drilling,
people will naturally expect results and
those who know best the opportunity
the Mutual has for getting results, feel
they will not be disappointed. Offices
in the Amherst Bldg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

DRESSMAKING. Ladies' tailoring
HemstitchinE. PleatinE. PinkinE
Button making and Picottng. Mrs
Briggs. el Opera House Block.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

He ia 81 years old and has lived
horc since 1852.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

FRESHMEN MEET-The Fresh
man class of Central High school,
which consists of about 200 held a
meeting yesterday afternoon. and the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Wesley Inns: Vice President.
Bernard Kelly: Secretary. Gearldine
TAFT; Treasury. Cecil Sacricio; Report
err, Abec Rosenthal; Bybec Baird
Sargent at Arms Miss Sprcngle and
Miss Hurfurd presided.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22
HAULING of all kinds. Phone
S<7

INVENTORS AND DESIGNERS
NOTICE = Let us make your model!
We make models, develop inventions.
manufacture tools, dies, patterns. spe-
cial machinery, etc. Consult lis free.
THE IMPROVED POWER & MA
CHINERY COMPANY. Engineers and
Builders. 3o9-3ll So. Victoria avenue.
Pueblo. Colo. 30 feet from the Union
Depot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

Chicf.ain want ADS. bring results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

OUR COAL makes warm friene
P. A. Cessna, Phone 574.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

SLIGHTLY sCORCTIED kINDLlNt
AT Foley's one-half price.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-22

IT YEARS in Pueblo without fall
ure; PRIDE of the ROCKIES FLOUR
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

Princess Anne. is the young woman.
The unusual nature OF her romance
with Mr.. spiva has caused great in
terest among the members Of the
force Of Collector Joshua W. Miles
at the Customs House.
Residents Of tho Eastern Shore.
many OF whom are in the Customs
House, remember the day in last
August when the young Mrs. spiva
was killed in the same automobile
accident in which her husband was
so seriously injured that for a time
his life was despaired OF. It was a
collision. and two occupants OF the
other machine were badly hurt.
Mrs Spiva, the Eastern Shore
folks remember. had been an invalid
for some time before she was killed
She realized that she soon must pass
away. Visualizing her husband, "a
whom she was tenderly devoted, and
who reciprocated the feeling to tho
fullest. left lonely and disconsolatC
when she was gone, she one day ex-
acted a promise from him that h'
would marry Miss Murphy, whose
home was nearby.
"I love Margaret with a sisterly
love, and / regard her as an idea
helpmeet for you" Mrs. Spiva SAID
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
Not long afterward came her
tragic death.

Not long afterward came her
tragic death.
A short time ago Mr.. spiva found
that his wife's words had been pro-
phetic. He found himself lonely
indeed and his thoughts kept turn
ing to the young woman Of his wife's
choice. He had known Miss Murphy
for years. holding her In the highest
esteem. Finally he called at the
Murphy home.
The ring on Miss Murphy's finger
yesterday was the result. The en-
gagement has not been formally
announced. but it IS understood the
wedding will take place in August.
Miss Murphy is the daughter OF
the Rev oliver Murphy. retired
Protestant Episcopal minister, who
has been rector in North East. Cecil
county, and Millsville, y. j.. which
was his last charge. Miss Murphy
| viii continue on tho clerical force
OF the Income Tax Department for
a short time. She is considered one
Of the most efficient members OF the
force.
Following the collision in which
Mrs. Spiva lost her life. a suit was
brought against Mr.. Spiva on the
ground Of contributory negligence
J The case was set for trial last Mon
. day at Centreville. but the plain
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

Special lot Of stenciled Crash door
draperes; $3.50 value, at $3.75.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
HIS FIRST Wife
picked Second
w. B. Spina, Made Widower
BY Auto Crash, to
Marry Again
WAS FRIEND OF
EARLY HELPMATE

Flashing from the engagement
finger Of young woman in the In
ternal Revenue Department. a dia-
mond ring yesterday was an outward
symbol that William .. spiva. cash
Ter OF the Bank OF Somerset at Prin-
cess Anne, will take for his second
bride the girl selected by his first
wife. now dead, to succeed her in
the affections Of her husband.
Miss Harriet w. Murphy. also OF
Evening journal., 1921-05-13
BLACKBuRD NEWS NOTES.

Special to The Evening Journal
BLACKBIRD May 1s.-The Van
dyke public school, Miss Miriam
Hutchison. teacher. is preparing for
a community picnic to be held on
the school grounds June 4.
George Foraker had his arm
broken on Monday while unloading
milk at the creamery in Townsend.
Mrs. Walter G.. Vandyke OF Will
mington was a recent visitor with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Guessford.
Mrs. Warren G.. Roosevelt has re-
turned from a visit with relatives In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry Warner OF Whining
ton spent the past week here with
her mother. Mrs. Cora Heinold.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. McGinuis, sr.,
returned yesterday from Blue, West
Virginia, where they spent the win
ter with relatives.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

tins counsel entered a nollo pros.
abandoning the suit without proju-
dice
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

Geo. C. Davis. Jr.. plumbing and
heating. 1901 Market-3f44-W.-
Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

Women's Tan Calf OK
fords, one-strap tan Pumps.
All sizes and widths. Values
up TO $40.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
FLOCK TO
BEACH AT NEWPORT
Mrs. John Aspegren Hostess
at Luncheon Party.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. 9.-Bailey's :
Beach was the principal gathering place
OF society to-day and more than zoo OF
the sojourners were In the surf. while
hundreds OF others flockcd to the sands.
The Misses Florence and Evelyn Loew
were missed among the gathering to-
day. but have gone to Lenox, where both
will be among the bridesmaids for the
wedding of Miss Elsie Parsons and Mr..
Morehead Patterson. Mr.. Elijah Baxter,
the artist left to-day for the wedding
and the reception which Is to follow.
Mrs. John Aspegren gave a luncheon
to-day at the D'Hauteviile villa and
Mrs. Yarnell entertained with iundh con
at La Forge cottage this afternoon
Friends of Mrs. Robert Potter In the
summer colony will be Interested 60
learn that Sunday morning at the regu-
lar service at Claiming Memorial Church
her setting OF Tennyson's Crossing the
Bar" will be sung by Augustus Hazard
Swan.
Miss Josephine De Wolfe Gibson ar
rived to-day from Bristol to visit Mrs.
Marsden J. Perry at Bleak House. Miss
Gibsons engagement TO Mr.. Daniel
Knowlton OF New York was announced
al Bristol last week and though no defl-
mite date has been set the wedding viii
take place the first part OF October at
T,ongfeld Farm. Bristol.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
MIR. WICkERSHAM
LEAVING FRANCE
Is Among the Passengers Re-
turning From Europe.

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, bv THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Pnris, Sept. o.
Leaving Havre tomorrow aboard the
steamship France of the French Line
bound for New York will be Mr. George
w. Wickersham. Col w. De Lancey
Kountze. Major Stephen Gellati, Mrs.
Robert Bacon, Mrs. Walter b. School
kopf. wife of the Third Secretary of the
American Embassy In Paris Mime.
Frances Aida Of the Metropolitan Opera,
Mrs. o. l.. Merrfck and Miss LILLIAN
Tucker. an actress, all of New York T;
M. Barthelmy. French Consul in Chi
cago, and Mrs. Mortimer l.. Schiff
Among the passengers who will leave
Cherbourg aboard the steamship Beren-
garia Of the Cunard Line for New York
tomorrow will be Messrs. Eammons and
Flowers. president and vice-president re-
spectively of the Baltimore Street Rail-
ways Company; Judson Harmon one
time Governor OF Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Foley OF Chicago. Mrs. Walter
Hines, Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs. George
Drew. Paul Schubert and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Braman of New York
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
NOTES OF THE THEATRE.

George Broadhurst will present "The Elton
Case" by William Dsvereux, at the pIav-
house tonight, with Miss Chrystal Herne
featured.
Miss Sally Fields. eccentric coincidence,
assisted by the Reisenweber orchestra, will
appear at the charity fete In aid OF un-
employed chorus girls tonight at Del
monicos.
Henry Herbert. recently seen In The Lady
Of the Lamp" has completed season In
tlon play. at Los Angeles. In which he played
The Ndsdrcre.
Barry Macoium, director OF tho Actors
Repertory Theatre, which viii present True
TO Form at the Bramhall Monday night ha a
obtained the rights TO "The Shadows" by
Eden Philpotts. ms the second offering.
Louis Calvert. English actor. has been on
gagged by Charles Frohman, Inc, for Blood
and Sand" with Otis Skinner.
"Liliom'' presented In Yiddi.h last
night at tho Irving Place Theatre with MAJ
tin Ratkai and Miss Frances Adler, daughter
of jacob Adler. IN the leading roles.
Love Dreams" melodrama, with booR
sen. will be presented by Oliver Morosco
tonight In Philadelphia, with Miss Else
Alder. Tom Powers and Miss Maude Eburno
Thirty eight mcpibers OF the Chemical In
dustry Society, holding convention at the
waldorf-Astoria, saw Barney Bernard last
night In Two Blocks Away" At tho George
M. Cohan Theatre.
The Irish Players from the Abbey Theatre.
Dublin, whom Charles Dillingham; WIN pre-
sent In THE White Headed Boy" at Henry
Milier's Theatre next Thursday night will
arrive by the Celtic on Monday.
Bert Swim win manage the n. y. Keith
Sunday evening entertainments Mt the Brook
lyn Academy Of Music this season, startine
tomorrow. On Saturday. October 4. eousa's
Band VIII give two concerts therA.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
MILITARY BURIAL FOR
GEN. HORACE PORTER
q. A. r. Veterans at Service
at West Long Branch.

Tia body of Brig.-Gen. Horace Porter
was taken from the receiving vault in
Greenlawn Cemetery. Long Branch. yes
terday afternoon and buried at West
Long Branch beside his wife and two
sons, Horace and Clarence. Gen. Porter
died In New York on May 2s. His
daughter. Mrs Mende. was abroad at the
time and the final interment was de-
layed until she returned.
Eight soldiers and a bugler from
Camp Alfred Vail, Oceanport, met at the
receiving vault and acted as pallbearers.
A dozen boxes of flowers preceded the
family and friends who met at the grave
at West Long Branch soon after
o'clock.
Commander Henry Wingert. head of
James b. Morris Post. No. 46. @. A. r..
Of this city, had nine OF the twenty
members In uniform at the service
The Rev. DR.. John Kelman, pastor of
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
New York, who conducted the services
at the church. delivered short eulogy.