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The New York herald., 1921-08-05
TO INCREASE AMERICAN
FILM MAKING ABROAD
Paramount Announces Great
er Effort in European Work.

\ concentration on European produc-
ton by the Paramount Company was
announced yesterday by Adolph Zullor
president Of the Famous Players-Lasky
Corporation. in making known a re-
organization of the company's forces in
London. Hereafter. said Mr. Zukor.
Paramount pictures made in Europe will
be produced by the leading Paramount
directors from this country and will be
enacted by American players.
In line with our reorganization pol
icy" said Mr.. Zukor, I'VE have Just sent
over 10 England two OF our foremost
producing units, which are American
throughout and have been trained in
American methods. These units are
headed by John 5. Robertson and George
FitZmaurice.
Robertson Is now producing per
petua." a drama written bv Dion Clay
ton Calthrop. with the leading roles
played by David Powell and Ann For
rest Scenes viii be taken In England,
first British production will be Three
Live Ghosts" with Norman Kerry, Anna
q. Nilsson. John Mlltern and Cyril Chad
wick in the leading parts. Following
this fitzmaurice will do The Man
From Home" Booth Tarkington's play,
which will be photographed in Italy and
France.
Mr., Lasly has just appointed Thoma s
j. Geraghty production manager OF the
London studio. succeeding Robert T.
MacAlarney. who is TO return 10 this
country.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
LONG BRANCH DOG SHOW.
500 Entries for Exhibition Which
Opens Tomorrow.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRR HERALD.
LONG BRANCH. \. J.. Aug. AR
rangements for the second annual bench
show or the North Jersey Shore Kennel
Club to be held next Saturday at the
Casino We're completed to-day. Upward
Of 500 dogs have been entered. Mrs.
+. y. Illch of Red Bank viii show her
sheep herder champion. Tower Hill
Princess. for the first time. The judging
will start at 10 o'clock and a special
feature win be an exhibition OF police
dogs.
Leonard Meek was the guest at two
birthday parties at Oceanport to-day In
celebration OF his seventy-seventh natal
day. one by his daughter. Mrs. W.. j.
Van Pelt. and the other by Capt
Robert Cook. His three sons, Fred.
Seth and Charles. all Of New York. and
daughter presented him with a silver
loving cup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuysen
of Newark and Mrs. w. Campbell Clar,
Of New York left here to-day for three
weeks stay in the White Mountains.
New York arrivals at the Vendomc In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marcus and
Louis Karp; Scarboro. Miss May
Abrams. Miss Ruth Selling Takanas-
sec, Mr. and Mrs. a. r. Lewinsky and
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Hecht: Imperial. Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Randall, Thomas
Mitchell
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
JOHN II. INMAN WEDS
MRS. M. S. CAMERON
Ceremony FolioWs Announce
nenf of Engagement.

Mrs. Marguerite Stone Cameron and
Mr.. John H. Inman were married yes
terday afternoon in the chapel OF the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church by
the Rev. DR.. James Palmer. Their en-
gagement was announced few days
ago by the brides aunt. Mrs. William
S. Young. of this city
The bride. who is daughter of the
late Francis Williams Stone OF Phila-
delphia, was given in marriage by Mr..
Willett Coles Ely. Mrs. Addison Still
we'll of Chicago was matron of honor
and Mr.. Frederick c. Inman served as
his brothers best man. There were no
other attendants.
A small reception was held after the
ceremony in the home OF Mrs. Arthur
w. Pearce. sister of the bridegroom, at
AZ West Fifty-seventh street.
This is Mrs. Cameron's second mar
riage. Her first husband was Alpin
William Cameron Of Philadelphia, and
they were divorced in November. 1918.
Mr.. Inman. who Is q son OF the late
John III. Inman. a prominent cotton man.
belongs TO the Union. Racquet and Ten
mis-. Rockaway Hunt and Piping Rock
clubs. also the st. Anthony Club. He
Is n Yale graduate, class OF 1900. and
served In the Red Cross Field Service OF
the Eighteenth Division for more than n
year. He was admitted az a partner OF
the firm OF lnman, Swami & Co, which
his father founded. In 1908. Mrs In
man was in the canteen service of the
Red Cross overseas during the war.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
F. A. r. WHITNEY DIES
OF HEART DISEASE
Patron of Art and for Fort,
Years a Traveller.

Spcctct Dcspafch 70 Tfs NEW York lirgAlp.
ATLANTIC CTTy, y. j.. AUG. f.-Fred-
erick A. Russell. Whitney, one OF the
sons of the late Leonard Whitney paper
manufacturer. died from hear. disease
in his room al the Hotel Strand here to-
day. He was found dead in bed Mr.
Whitney. who returned TO Boston from
Europe last Monday. left there the next
day TO come here
He was born in Watertown. Mass, 90
years ago, and began travelling at the
age Of -. For forty years lie went from
place to place. making several trips
around the world. lie was almost as
well known III London and Paris a. in
Boston He was an accomplished mu-
scian, though never playing in public.
ana patron 81 the arts. lie attended
annually the salon exhibitions abroad. In
1910 he presented - st. Johns Methodist
Church, Watcrtown. as Christmas gift.
and in memcry of his parents. par
sonage. a set OF chimes. several memorial
windows and sum o. money.
Mr. Whitney leaves one brother. Ar
thur II. whitney Of Watertown. Another
brother. Major Charles Whitney. died
last September His father was mem-
Der Of the firm OF Holingsworth &
Whitney. Funeral services will he held
in Watertown.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
NOTES or THE THEATRES.

owing 70 the opening of "Honors Are
Even" III the Times Square Theatre next
Wednesday. The Broadway Whirl," which
has been occupying that house. wil switch
over 70 the Stlwyn, and snapshots of
1921, now at that theatre, will move 10 the
Apollo
The title of "Tha Tcmperamcntalists "
which win omen nj the Biou Theatre next
Thursday evening. has been changed 10
March Hares.
Al the strand Theatre Far Rockawav.
Miss Margaret Anglin. who has just formed
an association with Isce Shubcrt VIII ho
seen next week IN "The open Fire" IS
Hubert Footner.
Robert Milton will direct the production of
Arthur Richmanq Ambush" which the
Theatre Guild viii make its first presenta J
tlon ~ the GarricS Theatre early III October.
sam VI. Harris VIII make his first pro-
duction OF thc new season with six cylinder
Love- comedy b. William Anthony Nc
Guirr, AZ the sam ~ Harris Theatre or
Monday, August -, with Ernest Truck head
lng tho cast
Raymond rutchcocl, or The "Foles" at the
Globe Theatre has been appointed head
ladder holder In the Great Neck Volunteer
Fire Department
william Harris. ~. has selected Thurs
DAY. September =. as the opening aatc for
Ina Claire w "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife n
at the RITZ Theatre
After the matinee of "The Skylark' At
the Belmont Theatre Tomorrow Afternoon
the entire cast viii be taken for an air.
pane trip to Long Beach rs the Aeromarine
Company. The pilot Will be Major Bernard
" smith. general manager ~ the aerial
fieot, and husband of Nine. Marguerite
gylNR. one or the cast.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
CHARITY BRIDGE AT BEVERLY
Mile. Coshini Gives second OF Her
Musical Poem Hecita1s.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
BEVERLY. Mass, Aug. 4.-Many colon
lists attended the bridge tournament and
sale of useful and fancy articles AT the
Nahant Club to-day for the benefit OF
the Tideover League The affair was a
social az well IS financial success. In
charge were Mrs. Freeman Allen. Mrs.
Thomas r. Motley, Mrs. A. r. Banch-
ard. Mrs. Louis Bacon. Mrs. a. l..
Devons. Mrs. O. II. Winslow and Mrs.
George f. Warren.
Mile. Germaine Coshini gave the sec
ond OF her series of musical adaptations
of modern poems before a representative
gathering OF North Shore colonists this
afternoon in the music room at the
home of Mrs. VI. G. Haughton at Prides
Crossing.
A garden fete is 10 be held Saturday
afternoon at the estate Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Sinton on Neptune Boulevard
for the benefit OF the Temple Sisterhood
of Temple Israel, Boston.
Bishop Philip Rhinelander OF Phila-
delphia, who Is spending the summer at
Rocleport, Is to be one OF the principal
speakers at the meeting to be held in
Fund In the Baptist church at Beverly
Farms Sunday afternoon. August q.
W. ID. Nash or New York has taken
the Sea Crest cottage at Magnolia FOR
the balance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Merwin X. Hart OF
Utica, and Mrs. George Thompson OF
Lockport. ~ ". are IT the New Ocean
House at Swampscott
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100 Women at
Bridge Party in
Great Darlington
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chester
French Give Dinner for
Daughter.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW YORK HEann.
LENox. Mass. Aug. 1.-Two albiro
deer were seen to-day near the Mount
Everett. State reservation IN Mount
Washington. southern Berkshires, by
Walter Prichard Eaton. author. The
game warden. William w. Sargood. was
notified and he will try to have special
law enacted 70 protect them
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chester French
entertained at dinner at Chesterwood II
Stockbridge tonight for their daughter,
Mrs. William Penn Cresson. who had Z
birthday. Mi. Henry Bacon of New
York Is their guest
a bridge party was held at the Wyan-
tonuck Golf Club in Great harrington
this afternoon with one hundred women
attending. Among those in charge were
Mrs Denison d. Dana. Mrs. Arthur Il
Whitney. Mrs. John H. G. Church, Mrs.
Charles l.. Wetherbee and Mrs. Fred
ericS Darlington. Jr.
Miss NJ. Symphorosa Bristed Is visit
ing Mrs. James Lenox Banks. Jr.. At
Newport this week. Miss Grace Bris.ed
Is a member Of the Yachting party going
yacht.
Arrivals at the Maplewood Ho',l IN
Pittsficld include Mrs, Owen y. Yo"n".
Miss Josephine Young. Col. and Mrs. ~
r. Slocum OF New York and Mrs, Ar.au:
y. Sawyer of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Thaw Of PITTS
burgh and her mother. Mrs. y. NJ Ohm
stead of Detroit, are at Elmwood Court
lin. Pittsfield.
Mrs. David Ives Mckee had a bridge
party at Pine Cliff in Great Darlington
this afternoon in honor OF her daugh ter-
in-law, Mrs Thomas Turlay Mackie.
Mrs. Charles Il. Dillingham; of New
York arrived to-day at the Berkshi-a
Inn. Great Darlington.
Mr. William G. Redfeld. former So :
reta:y OF Commerce. and Mrs. Redi ID
are spending month with his sisters,
Mrs. Il. Humphrey Neill. Misses Mary
" and Isabel T. Redheld Al the Home
stead In Pittsfled
Mr. q. Willis Peters Is the CUES. OF
DR.. and Mrs. John Doddc Peters in
Great Darlington.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
ON THE MAINE COAST.
Automobiles Are DispIncing Trains
and Trolley Cars.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERrp
PORTLAND, Me. Aug. s.--Thc automo-
bile is dsplacing trains and trolleys to
tourists travelling through Maine that
the public service corporations are hard
hit. and there are many curtailments Of
time tables. Portland, as the gateway to
all Maine summer resorts, Is choked with
automobiles moving eastward every day.
Some OF the tourists who registered
here to-day we're y. =. Muellen, Charles
Floetzer. Miss Susan Barry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris Starr. MIR. and Mrs. J. l..
Knecht. Miss Hoitense Joffao New York.
Louis Lang. John r. Grant. \. T.
Brand. George u. Teevan. Mrs. a. n.
Smith. Miss Natalie Smith. Mrs. !. $.
Adlerblinn. Brooklyn.
Misses Emma and Bertha Nogcl. Mr.
Earl II. Shea, Miss Leila NJ. Yhresher
Boston Miss Mary A. Staples. Bridge
port Mr.. II. G. Brown, Washington
Miss Susan +. Nichols. Oberlin, Ohio ,
Mr.. Patrick Shea. Troy Mr.. James
Lamb. Paterson, ~ j.; Mr.. Robert
Bradney. Mr.. william A. Dawton. New
ark; Misses Harriet ". Phillips and
Emma Richards. Watervlet, y. ". Miss
Marion r. Link. Cohoes. the Misses
Beulah kirkpatrick, Naomi Nelli, ~ u
McCarty. Mr.. NJ. r. Condrcn. Hart
ford: Misses Lula a. and Grace Clark.
Montclair. y. ~; Mrs George Pepper
Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. Crispin, Phlladel-
phia Mr.. a. j. Mckinney, Los Angeles, !,
y. w. Brown, G., w. Casseman. Ches.
terville. ont. Mr.. y. " Becker. Dayton,
Ohio Miss Elsie D. Danton. Miss Navel
+. Carpenter. Meridcn. Conn; Miss
Eylpha Carruthers. Denver.
Peaks Island arrivals Mrs Daniel
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
CLAMBAKE AT NEW LONDON.
Nr. and Mrs. Henry II. Bond, Jr.
Entertain 25o.

Special Despatch 10 TnE NEw YORK IiErHn
NEW LONDON. Conn. Aug. 4.-George
". Bathgate or East Lyme entertained
tho members Of the Rotary Club with
an account OF his trip to Edinburgh,
Scotland. where he attended the Inter-
national Rotary meeting in juno. at tho
weekly luncheon OF the club at the Mo-
Eican Hotel this noon. His talk was in
tcresting and instructive and was inter-
spcrsed with humorous anecdotes and
experiences.
Dr. John Sesar of Brooklyn IS the
guest or !. L. Brevort and family al
Rogers Lake.
Tho submarine base flotila will give
dance at Richards Grove tomorrow
evening.
About $50 attended the clambake
and party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry II. Bond jr., AZ their residence,
Harbor View. Peuuot colony The
party. which had been postponed on ac-
count OF weather. was In honor Of
the women golfers who are taking part
IN the annual tournament at Eastern
Point this .se-x
a garden party and dance was held
last evening at tho home of Lieut.. and
Mrs. George G. Martin At Quaker Hill
IN honor OF Miss Eunice Oliver Of Wash
ington and Miss Edna Haas Of Brook
lyn.
Plans for the first annual Joint out
Ing and clambake Of the New Haven
Road Athletic Association. made IN
from the general offices of tho New
London division. were completed to-day.
The event will take place AZ Red Ton.
the quarters Of tho Harvard rowing
crews, on Sunday. August ~. Nearly
5000 railroad men will attend
Arrivals At the Mohican Hotel In
cludc Mr.. and Mrs. $. I.andheld Mr..
and Mrs. Henry lorraine, Nrs. J. y.
Johnston. Mrs. g. Gilllngwater. v. =.
McCracken. 5. Friedman and Mrs Dean
Johnson Of New York.
From other cities are Thomas ~.
Handy. East Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
.. Flock. Dr. and Mrs. y. &. Olcaty,
Hachcttstown, N. J, Mrs. w Y, Mii,.r.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
DR.. LOUISE WALLACE
OFF FOR NEAR EAST
Dean of ConsfanfinopIe Col
Iege Returning to Post.

Dr. Louise B. Wallace. dean OF the
Constantinople Woman's College, who
year. started yesterday on the Fabre
liner Canada to return to her post.
Or. Wallace remained in Constantl-
nople as head Of the college throughout
the war. Accompanying her TO become
members Of the teaching staff were Miss
Marjorie w. Cook. Phi. D.. Miss Kath-
erin S. Arnold. NJ a.: Miss Annis NJ.
Townsend and Miss Priscilla a. Ring.
The medical department of the college
was opened in September. 1920. under
the direction OF DR. Alden r. Hoover.
who also Is director of the American
Hospital at Constantinople. This Is the
first school for the medical training of
women in the entire Near East.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
FETE F0P CHURCH AT PIER.
Women OUR Bri. ge -~bies 10 HELP
Tho Er.es .r.ument.

Special Desratch &c rpr rSs YoRE HEsALD.
MARE iGANsHr- PIER. II J. Aug. -
Women of the villa cyrsI and OF ess
left their bridge table a@| .fe unie
tournament to-day 10 helr .ae annual
town fste OF .s Chp:ch Of ct Peters
w ths Sea, which ,'as held on the
church lawn. The rector. the Fs.v. W.
". b. Allen. was In charge OF the fete
and assisting In the various booths were
Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane. the Misses
Beatrice and Ge rude DeCoppct. Mrs.
David :. Baker. Mrs. Wharton Poor
and Miss NJ. r. Sims OF New York Mrs.
Charles Fletcher and Mrs. Arthur ID.
Champlin of Providence. Mrs. Mason
Pfizenmayer OF New Haven, Mrs. Saun-
der +. Jones Of Louisville. Ky.
DR.. \. l.. Thompson OF Baltimore
gave a luncheon at the Imperial to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Chew and
family Of Philadelphia have arrived at
Green Inn for August
Charles L. A. Heiser of Glyndon, Md,
Is at the Revere for August
Announcement is made OF the birtn OF
a son. Irving Chase Sheldon, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Sheldon, Jr of Water
bury at Castle Comfort to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
MRS. NAusiE D0DSwORTH.

Mrs Maria Dodsworth. IS years old.
widow OF William Dodsworth. late
owner and publisher Of the Journal OF
Commerce, died Wednesday al her home.
81 Chestnut street, Englewood. n. j.
She was born in lsleworth. England and
came 10 the United States sixty years
ago. Mrs. Dodsworth leaves three
daughters and three sons. John W.
Alfred W. and W. a. Dodsworth. all or
whom were associated in the manage
ment OF the Journal of Commerce until
about a month ago, when William {.
Reicll took control OF IT, Tho father
founded the Commercial Bulletin and
purchased the Journal OF Commerce
thirty years ago. combining the two in
the one publication He died ten years
ago. Private funeral services viii be
held tomorrow ana interment will be-
In Brooksde Cemetery
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
FRANK Kendall BREWSTER.

Frank Kendall Brewster retired
manufacturer Of explosives. died
Wednesday of heart trouble IN his home,
e15 West i47th street lie was born In
Sheffield. Conn. 1fty-eight years ago.
After several years in tho explosive bust
ness he assisted in the organization OF
the Metallic Cap Company. Later he
organized the u, X. Brewster Company.
Inc. He was a member Of the Columbus
Fish and Gun Club OF Canada and OF the
Century club Of OgdensburG, n. Y. He
leaves his wife. ono son and daughter.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
In the summer home at Sheffield. Burial
will be IN that city
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
WEDS ACTRESS SECRETLY.
>. W. LisbcrEcr. Rnbber Com
pany Head. Mnrries Miss yorLe.

Special Despatch 70 TnE NEw YORK HEaAtp.
NoRwALK, Conn. Aug. TIT was an
nounced here to-day that j. Walter
Lisberger. head OF the Keystone Tire and
Rubber Company. and Miss Nellie NJ.
Yorke. actress. had been quietly married
on Wednesday, July %. in Greenwich.
the ceremony being followed by n
luncheon for the bridal party at tho
Pickwick Inn in greenwich
After a brief trip the bride and bride
groom returned 10 Liberty Farm. in thls
place. to live. The rea, name Of the
bride T. Nellie NJ Collins.
News OF the marriage came ms a sur
prise to all save a few friends OF the
couple, as the fact was kept closely
guarded until to-day
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
LEASES CENTRAL THEATRE.

The Universal Film Company. through
r. II. Cochranc, has just signed years
lease with J. j. Shubert for the Central
Theatre. beginning September 4. The
Universal Is said to have paid 500. 900
to Mr.. Shubert before the transaction
was completed. The Central Theatre Is
70 be used for the big twelve reel Uni
versal-Jewel feature Foolish Wives as
soon as IL IL ready
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
ENGAGES NILE. MIsrINcuErr

Just before sailing yesterday on the
France for Paris Mile. Mistinguett.
noted French actress. signed n contract
whereby she Is 10 appear IN New York
early next spring under the manage
ment Of Ned Wayburn. She j. return
ing now 20 Paris to prepare for her
appearance at the Casino dc Paris I'm a
new revue. For her engagement here
Mr. Wayburn says he viii put on a
revue which will be entirely different
from the American idea OF such enter
tainments. one that viii be given with
the true Parislan flavor.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
AIDS HOSPITAL DRIVE
Committees Quota of SI5,-
900 70 Be Raised Accepted.

The -four. grain and provision groups
Of the New York Produce Exchange yes
tcFday accepted . quota Of $4,000 ia
the drive for Si,0o0.O00 for Broad Street
Hospital. and y. j. Greenbank. chairman
OF the committee. said there were good
prospects for the quota being exceeded.
contest will begin this morning be
tween the three groups 10 see which can
raise the most money. and the subscrip-
tions will be posted daily on the bulletin
board.
The team captains appointed are w
&. Mott grain 3 Frankfeld. provisions
and Ansel $. Leo, -four
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
FRANK CLIFTON.

Word was received here yesterday or
the death ia Chicago Wednesday 81
FranK Clifton. for nsny years one 81
the leading members OF the Chicago
Board Of Trade, ana who in his young.s-
days was associated with the leading
packers of the West. AIr. Clifton. who
was 81 years old. formerly resided IN
New York and Mineola. l.. r.. whore he
married Miss Lillian Hail. daughter OF
Mr. nnl Mrs HenrY r Hall -nL-
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
MRS. ELLEN Is. VALENTINE.

Mrs Ellen Bell Valentine, widow or
Dennis Valentine. member of the old
family of land owners IN The Bronx
after whom Valentine avenue was
named, died yesterday at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. J. w. 5, Campbell. at
Freehold. y. J. She was In her ninety
seventh year. Mrs. Valentine was born
in Washington Her husband died
eighteen years ago. Mrs. Campbell Is
her only child
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
SOCIAL NOES.

sir James Willcocks. Governor OF
Bermuda. arrived here yesterday aboard
the steamer Fort Hamilton.
Mrs. Artemas Ward OF 6 East Sew
rnty-eighth street. Mrs. John Hazard
reynolds OF 80 East Sixtieth street and
Mrs. George NJ. Cole were among those
entertaining at luncheon yesterday at
the Hotel Ambassador.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
POEM FOR RELIEF FESTIVAL.

The dramatic festival In aid OF Near
East Relief, at the Rosemary Theatre,
Huntington, l.. L.. August IL and Is
will open with a prologue written espe-
cially for the occasion by Cosmo Ham
ilton. Miss Carroll McComas, dramatic
star. will reclte the prologue, which pays
tribute to the Bard of Avon, whose
Merchant Of Venice" and Merry
Wives of Windsor" enacted In part, are
to be features OF the performance.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
Wearing Appsr rel.

IoST-Stone maften fur piece. keepsake S4th
between nih aud t0'h avs. Tuesday night. .
ruy 20 Kindly return Miss MORTON. $50
W 94th Reward.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
NINE. NAMARA RETURNS.

Nine. Marguerite Namara. prima
donna soprano. who has just returned
from Europe. whore she has been study
ing for the title role Of Charpentier's
Louise" has been engaged 70 sing AT
next Sunday nights concert IN the Lew
isohn stadium at City College. with the
stadium orchestra. under Victor Her
hort
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

no create the local atmosphere for tie
prlzma picture of the Grand Canyon IN cot-
ors next week M the Capitol. s. - Rotha rel
will present Erikc Rye in ali Indian nyoca :
ton, Nv clayton Thomas.
Tho dance van nave au important place
pt an three Bicsenfed theatres ncNt week.
AZ she Eivoli. Grace Eastman and Iatl Os-
card wiu appear M "plerrot's Dream, and
~ the RiRlto, Helen pechaud viii dance
victor Htrbert'r Dagger Dance" The
rcrda mask dane IN which Helen Crerelir
sppeafs, win begin its sishth ccnsecutiYu
weak az the Criterion.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
roPE HoNons M'couMAck.

John Mccormack received official noti
fcation yesterday through Cardinal Gas
parri. Sccretar r. of state of 2 double
honor conferred on him By Pope Beno-
dict XV.-appointment as knight Com
mander Of tho order Of st. Gregory and
az Knight Commander Of the Order CT
The Holy scpulohro.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
JAMES r.. BATES.

James f. Bates. for the last twenty
three years an employee Of Stern Bros..
died yesterday IN his home in Westheld,
y. J. He was born in this city hity
three years ago. He leaves his wife,
one son and one daughter
The New York herald., 1921-08-05

yesterday in the Hackensack Hospital
Mr. Widnall was ono of the oldest resi-
dents Of haywood where ne was Com
missioner g.: Education. He also was o.
charter member OF Pioneer Lodge Or
Masons. lie leaves his wife and two
child ver
The New York herald., 1921-08-05
IN NJ E N O r IA NJ

oPPTKoFER-Louis oppIhofef. llca Az
gust y. 1905. s
TRAINER. .-Iamcs weldon. in sad and los
inc memory or our dear husband an
father Who departed this lie August 4
in2O Anniversary mass at 81. toachitHrl
church. Cpdarhurst. l.. y Your loving
ale srd children.
The New York herald., 1921-08-05

Hoetling. Lancaster, y. u. DR.. and Mrs
W. c. Whittemore, Cambridge, Mass. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es +. Mckinney and
Von, Robert Mckinney. Amsterdam. ~.
u. Miss Gladys Hearn, Miss Alice Wyss,
Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard.
Springfield. Mass. Miss Brenda Bond,
Winchester, Mass.