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DR.. J. FLEMING WHITE. DEAD.
E1-Professor Mt Harvard, Ex-
plosivc Expert. Dies at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, sept. 25-Dr. !. Fleming
White. credited with having much 70 AZ
with the Governments first successful
experiments With gun cotton. Is dead 1t
his home here. lie was 73 years old.
He spent years in research work for
the United States Government. end was
for a time professor IN chemistry AZ
Harvard University. From 1880 to 1885
he was engaged exclusively TN expert
ments with high explosives at Newport,
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Mrs. Philip G. McFadden is at the
Rttz-Carlton. Mrs, r. Sumner Welles
has left that hotel for Manchester, Mass.
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Cen. John J. Pershtng. who went TO
Syracuse to attend the state convention
Of the American Legion, is now In New
York and will return to Washington late
this week.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert Gleaves
and their daughter, Miss Evelyna
Gleaves, viii spend the coming winter in
Washington. They have lived at New
port since Admiral Gleaves's retirement
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. Ogden Mills is passing few days
at his country home at Staatsburg, \. y.
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MAsHINGToN.

Dr Anton Tresich- Pavisich. who Is 10
eucceed DR.. Slavko Grouitch as Minister
OF the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes, has
taken an apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel
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Wearing Apparel.

BROWN FUR nockpiece "Baicom' LIBERAL rs-
ward NEwLTN. - r Goth. Rhine. S3S8
LOsT-Three skin sable fur scarf, SATURDAY.
between Kew Gardens ana New Ycrx Or
on Long Island train, liberal reward. I'IN,
COS West lseth.
L0ST-42d. between 5fh and 6th skunk fur
scarf: suitable reward STERN, 1908 Full
ton az Bronx Merose 3sss-M
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Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss will return
next Friday from Southampton, L. l.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay Schiefelin
have returned to 5 East Sixty sixth
street from Tranquility Farm. Ashvlle,
Me
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin entertained
at luncheon at Sherry's yesterday for
Mrs George F. Bradley and Mrs. George
II. Bogert
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Mrs. w l.. Marshall has returned ia
Washington after spending the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. John Harrison
Knapp, at Ossining, n. Y.
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Mrs. Sheffield Phelps. tho Misses
Claudia Lea ana Eleanor s. Phelps, Dr..
and Mrs. John A. Hartwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert T. Satterlee returned from
Europe by the Baltic.
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Miss Frazer Mitchell entertained at
bridge last night for her brother. Mr.. r.
{. Mitchell. who starts for Persia this
week with DR.. Arthur G. Millspaugh, the
new Administrators of Finance.
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il. 6ogeTt
Mrs. Sheffield Phelps. tho Misses
Claudia Lea ana Eleanor s. Phelps, DR..
and Nirs John A. Hartwell and Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert j. Satterlee returned from
Europe by the Baltic.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Drexel Godfrey
have returned from Paul Smiths to 4
East Sixty-fourtfl street accompanied by
Mrs. Codfrcy's mother. Mrs. Joseph G.
Hoagland.
Mrs. William G. Rockefeller and her
douahter, Miss Almira Rockefeller are
at their camp at Bay Pond in the
Adironda cks. where they were Joined by
Mr. Rockefeller last Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Louise Morris,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hennen
Morris. TO Mr. Dudley Holbrook Mills
will take place November In the Mad
ison Avenue Presbyterian Church, Mad
ison avenue at Seventy-third street.
Mrs. John r. Alexandra and her
daughter. Miss Anna r. Alexandra,
have come from Spring Lawn. their
summer home at Lenox. Mass. TO the
Ambassador, where Mr.. and Mrs. MI
chael NJ van Beuren have arrived from
Newport
4 At the Plaza arc Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
4 v. Hollins. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ;.
Newbold and Mrs. Frederic IL. Straw
bridge Of Philadelphia and Mrs Edward
Motley Weld. who came from her coun-
try place at warrenton. Va. and viii
open her house at q East Eishty-second
street soon.
Mrs. Charles Mather MscNeill enter
tained at luncheon In the newly opened
main dining room at the RitE-Carlton
yesterday. Her guests included Mrs.
Ebert II. Gary, Mrs. William Hayward
and Princess Francesca Rospigliosi. Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pell had for
luncheon there Mrs. s. Osgood Pell.
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AIr and Mrs, Edwin Drexel Godfrey
have returned from Paul Smiths to 4
East Sixty-fourttl street accompanied by
Nrs. Codfrey's mother. Mrs. Joseph G.
oagland.
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Mrs.. William G. Rockefeller and her
d3ughter, Miss Almra Rockefeller. are
at their camp at Bay Pond In the
Adirondacks. where they were Joined BY
Mr.. Rockefeller last Saturday.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gentleman suit case, with wearing
apparel and papers, Sunday evening, about
z, between Park and Madison avs, SD
Z. liberal reward II returned to 20 r. cd at.
LoST-Rrief case containing books ~ value
only 70 owner; left IN 2 yellow taxi taken
II Plymouth Theater, IL r. NJ. Saturday.
Liberal reward Hutchins, Lenox $3.50
LOST-Camera on West ST.. vicinity Pier ~
Liberal reward. REINERs. Isl StaEg st.,
BROOKLYN. Tel. stage 2lll,
REWARD s25
For any information or the return Of sample
case with two coats, taken from our stock
rooms, no qucTtions asked
BACHRACH COMPANY.
Corner 2sth 81. and 9Th Az.
Jcwelry.
LOsT-Two inch oval shaped diamond and
sapphire min one diamond missing. lost
on .3S n. Y., y. X, & Hartford local train
70 Stamford. Friday. $50 reward Call
Rye 754.
LOsT--Plnkey ring, opal surrounded by small
diamonds, ladies dressing room. Travers
Island, on September "a. 1i5 West 73d st.
apartment lB. Reward.
LosT--S5o REWARD for sapphire platinum
bracelet, lost September %, between
Broadway and 3sth #. and West End ay.
TIFFANY q co, 5th av. ana 37th =.
$500 REWARD
for return Of bar pin containing large and
numerous small diamonds. lost September p
A. or between Stern Bros. Cameo Thester
West s4th St, or on Broadway car a. G.
RE-NMETr II. IS william Broad 1884
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ically, he had improved since his
undergraduate days he was still
100 thin, but his shoulders had wild
ened and his brunette face had lost
the frightened look of his freshman
year. He was secretly orderly and
in person spick and span-his
friends declared that they had
never seen his hair rumpled. His
nose was too sharp; his mouth was
one of those unfortunate mirrors
of mood inclined to droop percept-
IDLY in moments of unhappiness.
but his blue eyes were charming,
whether alert with intelligence or
half closed In an expression OF mel
ancholy humor.
One of those men devoid Of the
symmetry Of feature essential to
the Aryan ideal. he was yet, here
and there, considered handsome
moreover. he was very clean. in APP
pearance and in realty, with that
beauty.
The Reproachless Apartment.
Fifth and Sixth avenues, IL SEEM
ed to Anthony. were the uprights
of a gigantic ladder stretching
ATOnl "dsnlnstOn oQudTe 10 central
Park. Coming uptown on top of a
bus toward Fifty-second street in
variably gave him the sensation of
hoisting himself hand by hand on
series of treacherous rungs. and
when the bus jolted to a stop at his
own rung he found something akin
to relief as he descended the reck-
less metal steps to the sidewalk.
After that he had but to walk
down Fifty-second street half a
block. pass a stodgy family Of
brownstone houses-and then In
jiffy he was under the high ceilings
of his great front room. This was
entirely satisfactory. Here, after
all. life began. Here he slept,
breakfasted. read and entertained.
The house itself was of murky
material. built in the late nineties;
in response to the steadily growing
need OF small apartments each floor
had been thoroughly remodeled and
rented individually. or the four
apartments Anthony's, on the sec
ond floor. was the most desirable.
The front room had fine high CELL
ings and three large windows that
doomed down pleasantly upon
Fifty-second street. In its appoint
ments 1t escaped by a safe margin
being of any particular period: II
escaped stiffness. STIFFNESS, bare
ness and decadence. 1t smelt neither
of smoke nor of incense was
tall and family blue. There was a
deep lounge of the softest brown
leather with somnolence drifting
about it like a haze. There was a
high screen of Chinese lacquer
chiefly concerned with geometrical
fishermen and huntsmen in black
and gold; this made a corner alcove
for a voluminous chair guarded by
an orange-colored standing lamp.
Deep in the fireplace a CHARTERED
shield was burned to a murky
black.
Continued Tomorrop.
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to revise the Paris treaties. But.
on the other hand. the Little
Entente has preserved. freedom
of action which will enable IL 70
stand against France, II its inter-
ests subsequently, so directA
Thus, almost completely, the Eu-
rope which the great powers. who
triumphed over Germany. created
at Paris. has escaped from their
control. They can no longer send
orders TO Warsaw, Bucharest,
Prague. or Belgrade and count upon
their being obeyed. On the contrary
they are bound to pay strict atten-
ton to the decision of the Little
Entente for II has become politi-
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MWhSCODe.
MONDAY, JULY 3, 1921.

This is interpreted as a very
doubtful day by those who read
destiny In the stars. Mars and
Neptune are both in malefic as
poets. Saturn is friendly.
There Is again a threatening rule
that seems certainly to indicate in
ternational difficulties in which
Great Britain will be most unfor-
tunate.
The stars governing both the
King and Queen Of England seem
to presage continued problems
that may cause the fall of the min
istry or at least further troubles.
Labor Is today under more favor
able influences than II has been
recently. There should be more
satisfactory conditions in the mat
ter of employment. even though
the midsummer Is likely to develop
an unexpected crisis.
Political matters will ferment
more and more from this date, the
national holiday having an espe-
Chilly significant direction of the
stars.
Again the prophecy made months
ago that railways are to have a
remarkably busy summer 1, re-
peated.
= Western travel will be unusually
great and will result in many per-
manent removals from Eastern
points, IL Is prognosticated.
The stars that encourage both
men and women to organize are
very powerful and seem to indi-
cate even greater inclination to
form clubs and associations than
formerly.
Public revenues will be insult
fcient. II the stars are read Alright,
and government economies will be
the cause of widespread discus
sion.
Jupiter on the cusp Of the NTH
house should beneft theaters and
places OF amusement.
Astrologers predict condition
that will be bad for the public
health and again counsel activity
in keeping cities in sanitary con-
dItion.
The Sun in the twelfth house at
the entrance of the luminary into
The sign fthe Cancer BODIES III for
royalty.
Great Britain IL subject TO a
most sinister direction OF the stars.
Persons whose birthdate II Is
should not make any changes with
in the year. They should be care
full to encourage domestic har-
mony.
Children born on this date may
meet with many ups and downs in
life. but they should have the
power to win success.
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Paris And the small powers oio
not miss their chance
We. in the United States are far
,oo prone to think OF Europe az
Rr,taIn France and Germany This
tendency was naturally emphAsneo
by the war. but ever incresnnes
the smaller powers claim attenuoh.
The day OF the supreme eouneh
over. the statesman OF any great
power, who desires 10 have his VIII
prevail in Europe must henceforth
seek favor IN WARSAW. Prague. bu-
charest and Belgrade. Failure TO DO
this insured failure for Lloyd
George at Genoa
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caIiy and militarily a force TO be
reckoned with and an influence TO
gathering.
Thus In very real fashion a
new Europe Is rising. Indeed such
a new Europe was revealed at
Genoa. The great powers concen-
trated upon their own rival interests
have lost control OF the continent
Their writ no longer runs. In fact.
divided themselves. they see their
own divisions serving the ends OF
the small powers. who know how
TO exploit them. Genoa in this re-
spect offered the small powers full
revenge for their humiliations at
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Appeals for Order.

Loyalty. self-sacrifice and honesty
were declared by Adjt. p. L Grain
ger. Volunteers Of America, to be
the basic principles for human hap
piness. in an address delivered at
Lincoln Park yesterday. Adjt.
Granger urged all TO cooperate in
suppressing lawlessness and to
strive for perfect peace. Staff Capt.
George s. Myers, Volunteers of
America. sang.
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@Wen1NY97eSfs
Answer. to These Question. VIII b,
Published Tomorrow

Published Tomorrow.
1. Does the earth vary in its
speed of rotation?
2. What river in Kentucky
leaves the State and then enters
1t again?
8. What are the principal min
eral products Of the Alps?
4. What is said to be one OF
The lost arts?
s. Does a fan cool the air?
s. What Is the highest mountain
In Europee
Z. What are the racial affilia
lions of Turks and Arabs?
8. What river forms the bound
airy line between West Virginia
and Ohio?
.. What are five synonyms for
the word addicted?
10. What are the United State.
coins known as flying eagle sill.
yer dollars?
Answers to Yesterday. Questions.
l.. When and by whom was
Hail Columbia" written? Ir
1898, by Joseph HopkInson.
2. Who was Secretary OF State
when the American protectorate
was established over Haiti? WILL
lam Jennings Bryan.
3. What are five synonyms for
the word adage? Maxim, saying
motto. apothegm, and proverb.
=. What does II mean when q
train takes water on the fly
The express runs on many rail-
roads equipped with shallow
troughs of water between tn,
tracks half a mile or so long
As the train goes over II lets
down a scoop and fills the ten.
der without slackening speed.
5. What Is the backbone" OF
Italy? What is its "football?''
The Appennine Mountains, which
run the entire length of the
peninsula. are known as the back
bone" while Sicily is called the
football" Of Italy.
s. Where are the Calico Noun
tains. In San Bernardino County
Cal.
Z. What people and what in.
vention revolutionized the art OF
ancient war? The Romans. by the
invention of the short sword and
giving space for each soldier to
perform his evolutions, destroyed
the Macedonian phalanx with
which Alexander had conquered
the world. The phalanx was oft.
times fifteen deep and huddled
together. The Romans, with open
formation. got under the spears
stabbing at the groin and brought
on panic
8. What substances are used In
making common glass? White
sand silicate. soda ash, lime n.y.
drate. a little anthony, arsenic,
3. Who is the Italian premier
The Hon. Luigi Facta, a Journalist
and lawyer. He Is a lieutenant OF
the former premier, GioIitti.
10. On what river is the City OF
Harrisburg Pa. located? III.
Susquehanna River.
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FEATURES, FICTION
MONDAY. JULY s. Isaa.
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.NNkkzzZAnzNedGsa
BTF SCOTT FITZGERALD go

popularity
stories have been osn"g BETTER ny
lntsst
snqxey describes IN s GeA""a to @tch
all rrnoht pp ultimately De con1oHee
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Isolation Escaped.

French policy has very frankly
set out to win the support of the
Little Entente and lit has been
measurabiy successful. thus France
has escaped Isolation and post
poned IL not prevented any attempt
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NACNrIuN PLACES
WIIERE 10 ENT
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Windows ma voudwUrk cleaning; floor
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ALL kinds ot carpenter aud ropair work
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aape. -
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/ CALL Usage 500 10 got your maitfcssos
renovated returned home same day
Iulst MatiteHs 80.
CHARLES FRY, Landscape gardcneE
Lawns cared for trees while"nShed
ron CARPET, Curtain aud drapory work
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Board and Rooms
HOTFLs


LAsALLE HOTEL
Cedar f9t6. as s. Denver
| Operates ns family hotel. dining room in
connection; reasonable rates.
,.,- TERMINAL HOTEL.
Main street opposite Frisco station. steam
baihs Elegant rooms. s. weekly.
WRIGHT HOTEL
llg y. SECOND
Newly furnished. strictly modern; rea-
sonahle rates. Cedar 900.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMs 10
ARCHER. w l7is One suite of rooms.
Two sntie rooms Tor urht Housekeeping.
ARCHER. W, 17H-One suite Of rooms.
tor nEht housekeeping
BOSTON. s.. si2-One extra isrge down
a'5. Fs.G'oF F'''g o.ig nicely furnished Tor house
BOULDER. s, 706-Thrce desirable
housekeeping room lot adult family.
BOULDER S, 6lI-Two iight house Keep
lng rooms modern. close In
hot lnllI ~, tni-F0r rent modern
lFht hou'rkeepinE rooms.
CINCINNATI s., i2oi-Two Ught house.
Keeping rooms, private entrance. every.
thing furnished 80 week
CLOSE .u. Two clean. modern. dCsIrtb.,
lousckgguiug rooms. C5th T.. Third.
COLLEGE. s. 867-For rent two light
housekeeping t0ous. 81 per week. mod.
'tn. no chldren osaEo 2is2J.
CHENENNE. ~. G.1=TNo large. comfort.
Hh.'. Housekeeping rooms. for three or
t1lr, modern. good nclghturhooa. close
DETROIT e. iO06-One room and =.
room apartment newly decorated, nice.
lN furnished Tor UEHt housekeeping.
laundry room ana we'll water Osuge
DAVENPORT b.. loOb-Two room arart-
mcut. furnished for h1usekccping for
ront; reasonable.
ELWOOD. = l3i3#Tw1.roo apartment
iuthNhgd Tor light housekeeping rent
reasonable. osare t5l1.
ELNuup. g.. aol-ror rent housstccpIng
apartment nicely furnished, modern.
FOURTH W. 7al..'rwo clean URht house.
Keeping rooms, adjoining bath Gentle
mon only
FURNISHED Ught h0usDaoepiur rooms
CAL a. Third and rcoria.
TUX hLN Two IarE" rooms. nicely fur
775l-R le n. NogaIes
FIFTH. Eo 2s37-Two lght hous,Eo,pIng
rooms modern; ON paving ouo-half
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light housekeeping rooms. private en-
trance. OsaRe 6it6.J.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room Tor rent.
osago 2sts.
LAwTON. s., 9c3-'rwo furnished iirht
housekeeping rooms. modern, private
entrance. Also Groom house. OsaEs
3if5-R
MAIN. NJ 4l5h-lIEht h0usekCeping
rooms for rcnt. modern.
MAIN $, 7os-One room. suitable for
WORKING couple
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MOTORCYCLES ANn pICyCIUs :
Board and Rooms
HOTELS

ALNA HOrEf--16h s. Main centrally
located, homelike, clean and respect
ablei outside rooms. weekly rates.
CENTRAL HOTEL, i5h N Main-Ciean
sleeping rooms for rent: reasonable; re.
spectable place; weekly rate.
FORRESTER hotel. l22h W. First. All
outside rooms. t5 and up. cedar s5O6.
HOTEL ERiE--le2O 4. AdmiraI. Ele-
Eantly furnished. hot and cold water in
all rooms, rates IS and up. win serve
meals N desired. New management,
Phuno cedar glA
HOTEL RAMONA ieOia East Third
Homo Tor nice people, rooms 81 per
week and up
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AGENTS. WANTED Two patented auto
H..nHHurIns. ho'I fnr tl each. Should
rHHrn'Hu Money refunded n not sat-
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HnI literature. ~ Auto sunshade 4
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AMERICAN WINDOW tLEAhLNS
INtDNrDNTEb
Windows md woodwork cleaning. floor
vaNnF, licensed company, paage
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HtF COMNISSIOS--"Cut for chill
lrnu. sweeping country like wiidfira.
Nothing like 'Cm, No competition. EV-
cry general store buys Write today.
''utoeHuit' Factories t2n, Cincinnati.
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THOSE WHO desire hume-lka surround
iuEs ~ modest r0Hf can find clean. cheer
ful rooms 81 Selma h1tIs EIl outside
rooms. Close 90 downtown district on
South Man OF Tenth street Desirable
for people employed, t6 per week, for
two persons d. Hotel Is under new
management. 923H s. Main.
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weeks. HurIuE millinery course Tor 800
TIdruvs school OF Millinery ~ ".
VhIrd.