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The New York herald., 1921-06-16
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

oliver Morosco is planning TO start for
Los Angeles Immediately to supervise the
picture he IL making for the Associated
FIRST National Exhibitors, Ino.. and TO look
after the construction Of buildings at Mo-
roscctown, twenty acrs city within n city,
which IL 20 have legitimate theatre for the
presentation OF dramas and musical plays
Miss Virginia Brown Faire. f7-year-old
leading woman OF Kipiing's Without Bene-
next week. won tho fame and fortune
contest conducted by magazines two Years
heo
Mvron Seznck, vice-president nnd pro-
duc;,on manager Of tho selznlck Pictures
Corporation. announces that william Faver-
sham VIII be the star Of that company p
production OF the John Galsworthy drama
Justice"
The Four Horsemen of the apocalypse. -
tho Metro production from the rbanez novel
viii ana sc run At the Astor Theatre on
ssturtays June -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Hope johnson. daughter of Mr..
rnd Mrs. Elias Mattison Johnson. was
married to Mr.. Charles Wyatt VILLA ms
Of Corning. \. y. yesterday In the Edge
JIM Church. Spuyten Duyvil. by the Rev.
Jnmes Watson. The brides attendants
were Mrs. Whitney Colby. Miss Lysbeth
Bunker and Miss Emelic Cushman, and
Mr. Emory j. Johnson. brother OF the
bride. served as best man for Mr.. Will
Hams. The ushers were Messrs. Pome-
roy Robinson. Edwin y. Darrin, q. Har-
old Warfcld and Hugh \. Mitchell. A
RI ccption followed at tho home of the
brides parents. When Mr.. and Mrs
Williams return from a wedding trip
they will live at the old Stone House I'm
Spuyten Duyvll.
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EQUINOX HOUSE SOLD.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRx .irsArp.
MANCHESTER, VT. June i5.-The con-
trolling interest Of the Equinox Com
pany at Manchester. VT. including the
Equinox House, owned and operated for
sixty-ninc years by the family OF the
late Franklin II. Orvis, has been pur-
chased of Mrs. George Orvis by Mrs.
V. II. y Brown of New York. The deal
involves upward Of one million dollars
worth OF property
Mrs. Brown is an experienced hotel
woman. having operated the Grandiiden
at Lake Sunapee. the Aspinwall at
Lenox and the Roclsledge In Florida In
recent years
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NURRAy--COBB.

Miss Jane Linn Cobb. daughter OF
DR.. julius Ola Cobb and Mrs. Cobb
was married to Mr.. Charles Douglas
Murray yesterday in st. Johns Church.
Staten Island. by the Rev. William II.
Pott Miss Nancy Cobb was her Sis
ter's maid Of honor. and the other
bridal attendants were Misses Lily
Mills, Nab Murray and Esther Larsen.
There also was a small flower girl.
Dorothy Larsen. Mr.. !. Fielding MUIR
ray served rs his brothers. best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Gordon and
Harry Murray, brothers OF the BRIDE
groom. The brides father IS medical
director of he Eastern zone Of the
United States Public Health Service.
and the ushers were assisted In their
duties by executive officers of the zone.
including Drs. !. S. Boggess. w. H
Slaughter. y. w. Heaton. Carl Michel
and II. J. Warner.
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THEATRE GUILDS NEW PLAYS.
10 open Next Season with "Am-
bush," by Arthur Hickman.

The Theatre Guild. with two plays OF
their present season, 'Tiliom' and "Mr
PIN Passes By running on through the
summer. has decided on the plays for
the opening OF the next season at the
Garrick in the autumn. The first play
TO be done will be Ambush" by Arthur
Rlchman. author OF "Not so Long Ago"
IL Ia a drama OF American life. and yet
the scene IL laid in Jersey City.
The succeeding play will be Bernard
Shaw's The Devils Disciple" first done
by Richard Mansfield Later IN the sea-
son Shaw's newest play. Back to Me-
thuselah," will be presented. The date
for the opening has not been decided
upon. but probably will be early in Oc-
tober The other two plays OF the five
customarlly offered by the Theatre Guild
to Its subscribers have not yet been de-
cided upon.
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ADAM S-SMiTH.

Miss Mary Josephine Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Smith, was
married to Mr.. George Bell Adams, Jr..
Of Brooklyn. yesterday at the home of
her parents. 800 West 1O6th street. IN
the presence of relatives and a few
friends. The ceremony was performe
by the Rev. Philip Furlong of st. Pat
rick's Cathedral. Miss Smith had only
one attendant, her sister. Miss Claire
Smith. and Mr.. John C. Adams was
his brothers best man. The brides
father for many years was secretary
of Tammany Hall. former Representa-
tive in Congress and recently was ap-
pointed Public Administrator. Among
the wedding guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Croker. The bridegroom dur
Ing the war served with the 302d Am
munitlon Train in the Seventy-seventh
Division
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OBITUARIES.
ROBERT BEHR.

Robert Behr. for many years vice.
president of Herman Behr or Co. sand
paper manufacturers of 81 Broadway.
died yesterday at his country estate.
The Hemlock. at Hasting on Hudson
lie was member OF the Sleepy Hollow
and Ardsley Country clubs. Deutscher
Verein. Downtown Association OF New
York and the Riding and Driving Club
OF Brooklyn.
He leaves wife. the daughter OF
Capt. s. Y. Batchelor OF Cincinnati Mr.
Behr's city residence was at 500 West
116th street
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ERRoR IN WEDDING REPORT.

cisls draw attention TO the fact that
Prince waldemar. whose daughter.
Princess Margareta, was married In
Copenhagen on June to Prince Rene
Bourbon Parma. is the Danish Prince
of that name. and not Prince waldemar
OF Prussia, rs was enormously stated In
reports OF the marriage at the time It
took place
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xENDAII-HARpER.

Miss Katherine st. John Harper ar
list, of b3l West 1l1th street. was mar
ried TO Mr.. Edward Northern Kendall
Yesterday in st. Mlchaels Episcopal
Church Amsterdam avenue and Ninety
ninth street The bride was given away
by her brother, Mr.. Maitland c. Harper
Mr.. Kendall is a graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Michigan and Ia an engineer
fo- the New York Telephone Company.
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SETTLE-COREY.

Miss Evelyn Corey. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar VI. Corey of New York,
and eut.-Commsnder Henry Thomas
Settle. L. s. ~, we're married Tuesday
In the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION.
The bride was attended by Miss Helen
r. Driver of New York, and Lieut. Com
mander Cauley. L. S. NJ. was best man.
Only 81 dozen intimate friends OF the
contracting parties witnessed the simple
ceremony. Lieut. Commander Settle Is
son of Chief Justice Warner Elmore
Settle of the Court of Appeals of Ken
tiIcky
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. George Rex Buclman OF $40
West seventy-ninth street. announces
the engagement OF her niece. Miss Elsie
Frances Wolfe. 10 Mr.. Warren James
Toussie Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Austin % sOf
West 1t3th street announce the engage
inent OF their daughter. Miss Janet
Marie Austin. 70 Mr.. II. Gordon Mullen.
son Of Mrs J. G. Mullen OF s75 River
eide Drive.
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AMBASSADOR OPENS GARDEN.

Summer life In New York was made
still more allurlne with the opening of
tho italian Summer Garden In the new
Amba ssador Hotel at Park avenue and
Fifty-frst street The atmosphere of
the attractive restaurant is in keeping
with its name. with proper architec-
tural setting. The artistic placing of
Towering shrubbery gives the stimulation
of real outdoors. Mr.. Vincent Astor, Mr.
and Mrs. George J. Gould. Mrs. George
A. Dixon. Jr., and Mr.. Ralph Riggs had
parties for dinner there
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MN. AND MRS. MALcoM HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald c. Maicom, who
were married last January. have re-
turned from Europe and have gone 10
westbury. l. l., where they have taken
Mr.. Julian L Pcabody's house for the
summer. The Misscs Thalis and Betty
Mlllett and Stephen c. Miiistt. Jr. chill
dren Of Mrs. Marcom. will be with their
mother until their return 20 school IN
the autumn
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IN M E NJ Q RAM

SCAf.LY.-A months mind maer OF requiem
VIII be held At 81. Luke's Church. East
issth st. between St. AIMS and Cypress
ave-. on Friday. June II, at A. NJ, for
who died on May ~, at 60d East i9sth 81.
New York city. The deceased, who was
a native OF Lanesboro ST.. Roscommor
Ireland was n brother OF John. Beatrice,
Katie and Anra Scaly. The burial took
place at Ht. Raymond's Cemetery. Butte
(MontD papers please copy.
sEARrNG.-fn fond and ever faithful mem
ory Of my beloved husband. Leonard
plucher Soaring. who Joined the Great Ma
iorlfy June 10 1911. To live In the heasep
Of fhnnc We leave behind is not 70 de.
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MRS. w. N. MOVES.

Mrs. Jennie Perley Noyes. wife Of w.
n. Noyes. died yesterday IN BRETON
Hall after a lingering illness. She was
SO years old. the daughter OF Joseph IL.
Periey. ship owner OF Portland. Me.
She was married to Mr.. Noyes now re-
tired from active business, in 1891. Be-
sides her husband Mrs. Noyes leaves a
son. Pcrley II. Noyes. who lives at Bret
ton Hall
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CYRUS w. N. BALDWIN.

Cyrus w. n. Baldwin. for sixteen
years treasurer OF the city of Paterson.
N. J.. but who lived In Clinton, " j..
terday In st. Marys Hospital. Passalc.
lie had been Ill for several weeks. He
was chanected with the New Jersey De-
partment of Banking and Insurance for
half q dozen years-
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M A. r RIED.

HUNTER-AfEIGs.-On Wednesday. June Is.
1921, at Calvary Church, N. Y. Mars aret
w. Neigs to Lyte Gale Hunter
sHANNON-RYAN.-In this city, at 81. CO.
lumbia Church, 25th 20. West, on June 10,
1921, by the Rev Father c.. f. Cassidy.
Helen Claire Ryan 10 Charles A. Shannon
of Montreal. Canada.
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sHARP--HUSTER.

Miss Helen Gertrude Hunter OF Plain
field, n. j., was married yesterday IN
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION this
city, to Mr. Ernest Gre sham Sharp. also
OF Plainfield. The bride was given
away by her brother. Mr.. II clifford
Hunter. Mr.. Robert w. Frsker OF
Plainfield was Mr.. sharp's best man.
After July Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp win
live In Crescent Court. Piainhsld.
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GRAITA ITAM-HARDINC.

Miss Marjorie Pierce Harding. daugh-
tor OF Mrs. Mary Pierce Harding of 524
Riverside Drive. was married Yesterday
IN her homo to Mr.. James Patten Gra-
ham Of Freehold. ". J. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. James
Buchanan of the Broadway Presbyterian
Church.
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here and was appointed teacher Of ItRl
Ian In the summer course OF the New
York University. He also lectured on
Italian literature. In 1917 he became
Mr.. Carusos private secretary and has
been the almost constant companion of
the tenor ever since.
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DANTE PAGEANT POSTPONED.

The Dante Pageant TO be staged by
the Dante League OF America in George
Gray Barnard's Cloisters. Fort Wash
ington avenue. has been postponed from
Friday and Saturday afternoons OF this
week to Thursday and Friday after
Moons Of next weck TO give a longer
time for rshserpals.
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DIR. EDGAR ROBERTS.

DR.. d. Edgar Roberts, 90 years old
for many years a practising physician
of Keyport, N. j.. died yesterday at his
country estate in Holmdel. ~. J. DR..
Roberts was prominently known In
Monmouth courtS. He retired from ac-
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tive practice recently because of III
health. DR.. Roberts is survived by a
wife and two daughters, Miss Edna
Roberts. Holmdel. n. j.. and Mr..
Marian Pew. Trenton. ". J.
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EYRE-JANNEY.

The marriage of Miss Emely Hall
Janney. daughter by a former marriage
Of Mrs. Mario Montu of this city and
of Turin, Italy, to Mr.. Francis Bev-
erley Eyre, Jr., son of MIR. and Mrs.
Francis B. Eyre OF Hampstead, l.. l..
took place yesterday In the Church OF
The Incarnation. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. II. Percy Sill
yer. rector of the church, assisted by
the Rev Duncan II. Browne. rector of
Christ Church. New Brighton. S. !.
The bride entered the church with
her stepfather. Mr.. Montu. Her only
attendant was her sister, Miss Helen
Morris Janney, and Mr.. Henry Norman
Eyre was his brothers best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Norman K. Toerge.
Edward A. Hurd. Rodney w. Williams.
Sterling H. Ivison Henry Wisner
Miller, brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
and Beverley Montagu Eyre, his cousin.
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EDWIN G. sTEwART.

ITHACA, June 15.-Edwin c. Stewart
Mayor of ithaca, well known wholesale
grocery merchant and former State
legislator, died this morning in local
hospital after a brief illness.
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f ENGACE B /.

MUIR-LATIAfER.-Mr and Mrs. Frank T..
Latirner. 551 West 16ist ST.. announce the
engagement OF their daughter Viola to Mr..
william NJ. Muir OF New York city. for
merly Of Springfield. Mass.
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Miss Helen Parker
of Virginia Is Wed
to Arthur X. Jones
Bride Is Granddaughter Of Mrs.
Lyman Tiffany Of Wash
ington, ID. c.

Miss Helen Margaret Parker. daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Donaldson Parker of Virginia and
granddaughter OF Mrs. Lyman Tiffany
of Washington. ID. c.. was married yss-
terday in the Church cs the Heavenly
Rest to Mr.. Arthur Russell Jones.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Strothcr Jones
OF this city and Vaucluse. Red Bank.
N. ]. The ceremony was performed by
Sufragan Bishop-eiect Herbert Shipman.
rector Of the church, and was witnessed
by large gathering of relatives and
friends of the bride and bridegroom
from this city. Washington and also
from Rumson, N. ].
The bride entered the church with her
brother, Mr.. Morgan Parker. who gave
her away. She had only one bridal at
tendant, Miss Mary Il. b. Jones, sister
9f the bridegroom. Mr.. w. Strotner
ones. Jr., was his brothers best man.
The ushers were Messrs c. Maury and
Rowland Jones, also brothers OF the
bridegroom Louis Agassiz shaw ano
William c. Wendell of Boston, Richard
II. Williams Jr.. George Is. Wagstaff.
Monroe Douglas Robinson, Elliot c.
Cowdin. j. w. Fuller Potter, and Anton
IL. Schefer, most of whom were class
mates of the bridegroom at Harvard.
After the ceremony there was re-
ception in the ballroom of the Gotham.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Jones return from
a wedding trip they will live at 80 East
Thirty fifth street.
The bridegroom, who was graduated
kexz Harvard in 1903, served overseas
during the war as pilot in the air
service. The bride was for some time
with the American Red Cross in France.
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DWELLINGS.

qcIgI, ZEE STEIN The unvetilnR of the stone
Tor Belle Sohieestein viii take place Sun
day. June 10. at II o'clock. Mactpciah
Cemetery Relatives and friends invited.
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AUTO STOLEN.
CHALMERS. 1915, No. 4225o. touring, H.
cense N. j. ID. f006-1: Goodyear cord and
Gordon cord tires; stolen June 12. in front
of 2e7 Pearl ct. Brooklyn. Communicate
with Il. II. HOLLYWOOD, rs Fulton ST., city
Telephone Beekman s9s7.
LOST-Saturday. road from Jericho Turnpike
to Garden City Hotel blue beaded bag
mink fur; reward. Prospect 3343R.
LoST-wailet. containing $40 and papers:
reward. Columbus $685.. Mr.. THOM.
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D l E D.

Bailey. John q. Keys Elizabeth
Behr, Robert Moore, Kirk
Blake, Mary z. L. Neyes, Jennie p.
Deck, Bertha ONeill. Annie
Eagan. Mother M NJ. O'Reiliy, John
Edwards. John +. Pheian Michel +.
Englehofn, Walter A. Richards Benjamin
Francis, Lloyd w. Roberts, u. Edgar
Gaunl. Emma X. Rodwell, Cathar rins
Grenzebach. Grace A. Seabrey. Edward w.
Helm. Helen A. Smith. Ennet H.
Her. Evelyn s. Warner. Louisa T.
Irwin, Henry Whiting. Esther A.
Ivers, Rebecca K. Witt, Isidor.
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WASHINGTON.


Col. and Mrs. Henry May will open
their cottage at Southampton, L. l., to-
day for the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Letter has gone to her
summer home at Beverly Farms, Mass,
where she will be Joined July / by her
mother. Mrs. John r. Williams.
The Minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Peter left for Boston yesterday TO at
tend the commencement exercises of
Harvard University, where their eldest
son, George Peter. is student
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing will
leave Washington to-day to attend the
centennial celebration of Amherst Col
lege. After the commencement they
will go TO their summer home at Hen
derson Harbor. n. Y.
The Ambassador OF Peru and Nine.
Pezet were honor guests last evening
at dinner given by Commander and
Mrs. w. w. Galbraith. Some OF the
guests went later to the reception for
the President and Mrs. Harding at the
Metropolitan Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Butler en-
tertained at large reception yester-
day In compliment to their son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Franklin Butler. whose marriage took
place in Virginia June II. The bride
and bride groom will make their home in
Yonkers after passing the summer at
Montsweag Farm. Maine.
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Jewelry.

A REWARD OF $3.50
for return OF ball watch, studded with dia-
ncnds, and bar pin containing % diamonds,
lost June 2 between West 18th and 34th sts.
and Cedarhurst. l.. I. Proportionate reward
for return OF either article. l. II. & r. H.
WEINBERG, 605 9TH av.
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NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav J. S. White will
return to Newport to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey M. Depew will
go to Hot Springs. Va, on Saturday and
later to Lenox. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr..
and family left Pocantico Hills, N. Y,
yesterday for Seal Harbor, Me.
Mrs. Leroy w. Baldwin entertained
friends at dinner In the roof garden
restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton last eve-
ming.
Mrs. Edmund LIE Roy Dow has come
from Watch Hill, r. l., TO the Plaza,
where also is Mrs. p. A. Valentine from
Southampton.
Miss Eleanor Coward, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Edward Fales Coward. will be
married to Mr.. John Howard Mallon Of
Cincinnati to-day in the Church OF the
Epiphany.
Mr.. and Mrs. William v. 3. Kip and
Cornelia Kip went yesterday to their
house In Cedarhurst. L. l.. from Garden
City. l.. l., to remain until late in Sep
tember.
Miss Ellen Jay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre jay. will be married to Mr..
Lloyd kirkham Garrison In the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay in Black
Rock, Conn. on June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan Walker
are being congratulated upon the birth
OF daughter on June 8. Mrs. Walker
was Miss Audrey Rixer and is daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Riker.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte have returned to New York from
Newport, where they went to attend the
funeral OF Mr.. Bonaparte's aunt, Mrs.
Julia Appleton Armistead.
Miss Lydia Dadmun Is at the apart
ment Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George q. Dadmun, 81 East F1fty-fourth
street until July 1. when she will 20
with her mother to North East Harbor,
Me.
Mr.. Erskine Bolst has left the Ritz
Carlton for tour in Canada and Will
return In a week to Join Mrs. Bolst,
who was formerly Mrs. Fletcher Ryer.
They expect to sail for Europe at the
end OF the month
The marriage Of Mrs. Elsie Brown
Jenkins 20 Mr.. Walton Livingston Oak
ley VIII lake place on June 30 at White
weli Farm, the country place in Darien,
Conn. of Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew
Jacob. relatives of Mrs. Jenkins.
Mrs. Eugene III. Outerbridge OF 81
East Efghtieth street has gone 70 Maple
Ridge Farm, her country place In Itch
field. Conn. Her daughter, Miss Ethel
Outerbridge. is serving with the Ameyi-
can Committee for Devastated France in
Sossons.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav J. s. White will
return to Newport to-day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr.
and family left Pocantico Hills. N. Y,
yesterday for Seal Harbor, Me.
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Bad Combination
Cause Of Irou

Too much haadlight Sor ia 81
hand and the lack of q re ligt ~
the other, was the com
that was the cause Of ~
to an automobile driven by 4aul
Bowman last night "a Rhic
occupants received & seYe
ing up.
Mr.. and sErs BoWman h
three children In the car
driving out F,Rirmppt geht
about 81 O'Clock 4 attae IN ropi
ing in with 9 blindipF
was encountered, 5irst hf auto
mobile approac ached 8 plle II
and gravel on which
no red danger siguf
automobile strnclr tds % on
swervs toward tie sideWiE au0
narrowly mIssed 9 tyee Sete
the occupants fece lYed gn
bruises but no. one
injured.
Mr. Bowman
the matter 10 the polip
and q light fwas plscs
gravel, pile.
No arrests were Snaa "a
police last niRht and op o
LPauIt sss held thia 20
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STORM
STRIKES CITY
THISM0RHIRG
wind and Rain Hold
+ | Sway For 10
| Minutes

At nine o'clock this morning o
terrific rainstorIp broke upon un-
suspectinig Fairmont and deluged
everything. With the rain icame a
heavy wind which, swept the water
under umbrellas and soaked indi.
viduaIs properly. Umbrellas were
not the slightest account and where
It was at all possible people hurried
under more substantial cover. The
rain came so suddenly and without
even a slight rain first as warning,
it came so heavily and SO. hard,
that many were caught unawares
and were wet through before they
could get inside houses or under
Veranda roofs. The storm was
over In ten minutes and as far as
is known no damage was done any
where In some Of the nearby cit
les complaint was made that sign
boards blew down and In. one. case
struck two men iniuring them. In
Grafton a plate glass blew out and
crashed into thousand pieces.
The temperature dropped a number
of degrees following the storm.
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Miners on HIEI
TO SEE lEAlEi
Howat and DorciiY BOO
ed For Six Months
In jail

COLUMBUS, Kansas SEP 90
Hundreds OF coal nEners were 1lra
today to see Alexander Howe attd
August Dorchy, theirs pres dett pQ
vice president, on to ian Eau
hour before the time set Tor Elo5Y
and Horchy to surrender them
selves or continue their ~ sst
perfecting their appeal to the s
sas Supreme court, hunarsds q
miners were scattered around tiie
squire. The court house W cgossr
guards being stationed 81 itae ioofs
PITTEBURG. Kansas, seps
All coal mines OF the KIN a
trict were idle today coinciden in
the appearance at Columbus q
Alexander Howat and Angtst Do
chy, president and ytce ne irIe4t
Of the Kansas union coal uiF q
begin serving their sentenee q -
months in jail for calling triks
last February, according ~ pors
to the headquarters of tbe ~
tors association here,
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Manufacturers Sales Tax
Would Be About
Three Per Cent
SPONSOR.
Goes Into Detail AS Ee
Presents 1t To U. S.
Senate

WASHINGTON. Sept, so. = A
manufacturing sales tax of three
per cent. was formally proposed to
the senate today by Senator smoot,
Republican, of Utah. The senator
explained that this would be in
substitution for "all OF the various
war taxes, the excise taxes, luxury
taxes, stamp taxes, capital stock
tax, transportation, telegraph and
insurance taxes, the taxes on soft
drinks, ice cream, cosmetics, admis-
sions and dues and all Of the other
81 varieties Of obnoxious discrimi-
natory forms OF taxation which
would be repealed on next January
1 under a series of amendments to
the revenue revision bill offered by
the senator. Repeal OF the excess
profits taxes OF last January 1 In
stead of on next January as planned
by both the house and senate IL
nance committee also was proposed
by Senator Smoot. Under his amend
ment the corporation income tax
would remain at 10 per cent. but
there would be no change In the
present tobacco, liquor and inherit
ance tax.