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The New York herald., 1922-08-29
Society Girls at
Southampton to
Aid 'Chaupe-Souris'
Will Sell Programs for Charity
Performance 20 Help
Library.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
SoUTHAMPToN L. l., Aug. 2s.--Ac-
cording TO the present outlook nothing
can interfere with the success of the
special performance in the Parrish Mu-
scum garden of Balieffs "Chauve-
Souris' next Sunday night but weather.
as the sale has been far ahead of any
thing hoped. Should there be storm
the performance will be given some
where else
Interest in the performance. which
VIII be for the benefit OF the Rogers
memorial Library, Is not confined to the
summer colony as the permanent resi-
dents Of Southampton. to whom the
hbrary is great benefit. are helping
as Tar as they can the financial success
OF the undertaking.
~ IS exH@cted that a good sum will
ne netted from the sale of the souvenir
programs. which will be artistic remind
.rs Of the event and Mrs. Goodhue I.iv-
ihgston. Jr.. will be at the head of a
CORPS OF young women who will sell
.neE' Among her assistants will be
Misses Clara and Helen Lee Cornelia
LIVINGSTON, Jean and Charlotte Potter
Iettv Hammill, Caroline and Kate Prem
ucc PRISCILLA Allen. Ellin Mackay. Jo-
sephine Dodge and Florence Earle John
son. The programs will be printed in
MRS. Edwin G. jameson gave a lunch Z
con to-day at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
e'un Among her guests We're Mrs. Rufus
!. PATTERSON. Mrs George Barton French.
MRS Lucien Fl. Tyng, Mrs. csrosvenor
Nlchoias Mrs James L. Breese Mrs
Aorian H. LarlSin. Mrs. Henry w Tor
Iley, Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs. L. D.
lyson Mrs. J. Russell Solely Miss Sofia
ne Milhau, Mrs. Norman f. Ditman,
MRS. Ernest 9. Wagner. Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Henry James. Mrs
Joseph r. Dilworth Mrs. Stuart Duncan
Preston and Mrs. Charles r. Hend erson
After luncheon all of Mrs. Jameson's
guests went to watch the golf tourna-
ment at the National where, in spite OF
vet turf the gallery was of good size
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansei Phelps and Mr.
ana Mrs. Charles A. Pettinos, who left
oyster Bay few days ago, are in New
port and will arrive here by motor to-
morrow for a stay Of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Lancey Kountze and
their daughters, Misses Martha and
Helen. Kountze. who were camping in
Maine for three weeks. have returned
to Winona, their villa in Halsey Neck
Lane.
Mrs. Dudley Olcott gave a dinner fol-
lowed by bridge tonight at Olcottage
for Mrs. Henry G. Trevor. who is visit
ing here.
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Jeweiry.

LoST-August 2s. diamond and sapphire cir
cular platinum pin on Park or Madison av.,
between 4Oth and SD sts.. Suitable reward
II returned TO u. s. MORTGAGE g. TRUST
CO. Madison av. branch. Madison av. and
18TH st.
IOST-Man's diamond ring. Monday. either
7th av subway from Bergen At 10 Houston,
or Houston St. TO Pennsylvania II. r. Pier -
Liberal reward. Inquire 81 Walker ST.. store.
LosT-watch charm. gold football. inscribed
"Wm. j. Ziegier," nlso monogram IN l.. =
date 1921. Reward. Call Mansfield 1896
IOST-Brooch sunburst, diamond confer
stlckpin attached. Grand ~. or Queens
Boulevard cars. Reward. Havemeyer o4aO.
LOST'-Eracelet. near Palisade ArnuEernent
Park. Reward Telephone s42R ClIffside,
n. Y.
LOsT-Goid watch, Illinois. initials W +. m
Reward. HEINRICH. II Abingdon square,
city.
IOST-Fifty Dollars Reward. PrcsumabIy
Pennsylvania Station, August ~, lady's dia-
mond platinum pin. G. g. % Bridge st.. y. X.
LosT-Peari pin. with diamond. at New
port. Finder rewarded by return to Post
office box 344, Newport. r. T.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

LUpPRIAN.-on August 81. 1922. Elizabeth.
widow OF Herman Lupprian. at her resi-
dence. 300 Edgecombe av.. New York city
Funeral private. Interment New Rochelle,
Y
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J.. F. DODGE LEFT $3s,se2, ,5ss.
inventory of Motor Manufacturers
Estate Filed.

DETROIT, Aug. 2s.-The estate OF the
late John +. Dodge. automobile manu-
facturer, was valued at s36,S92. 2.5SS.41,
according to an inventory filed in the
Probate Court to-day. The $4,000 shares
of the Dodge Brothers Motor Car Com
.pany. held by Mr.. Dodge. were appraised
ut s23.01S,750. Nearly sf0,000.000 OF
the estate was in Liberty bonds and
s1,O4e,22s was In cash. The remainder
Of the estate was In personal property.
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ARTHUR DAwsey, ARTIST, DIES
Widely Known Portrait Painter
Dead ht Richmond.

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 2s.-Arthur
Dawson. internationally known artist
and a resident of this city for the last
year. died here last night. aged 65. Born
in Grew, England, in 1858. he came to
this country In 1887. During a ten
years residence in Chicago he founded
the Society of Artists of that city and
served as chairman of the Chicago
Municipal Art Society. He removed his
studio to New York and became official
portrait painter for the United States
Military Academy. He made protrats
Of a number of prominent Americans.
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MRS. HARDING JOINS s. P. c. A
Presidents wife in RockIand
County Society.
special Dispatch 70 Tmn Nnw YonK HEaA

Special Dispatch to THE New York HEsALp.
SuFFERN, ". Y, Aug. 2s.--Mrs. War
rem O., Harding. wife OF President Har-
ding, Is now member of the Rockland
County Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to animals. Her memberhip
has been received by Mr. David c.
Cranston, president OF the organization.
with check for IS covering five years.
Recently Mr. Cranston read in q
newspaper about a horse SO years old,
the property of Rev. Mr.. Morris OF
Ohio. The Clergyman was not finan-
cially able TO keep the horse and sub
scriptions poured in to provide for the
animal among those subscribing being
Mrs. Harding.
Following this Mr.. Cranston wrote to
Mrs. Harding commencing her and
offering honorary membership In the
Roclxland County s. p. G. A. She de-
clined honorary membership and sent a
check.
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SIEGFRIED WAGNER COMING.
To Gain support for Revival OF
wagnerfan Festival.

PAYREuTH. Bavaria. Aug. 2s.--Sieg-
fried Wagner will leave for America
soon to stimulate support for the re-
vival In 1924 OF Bayreuth's annual fes-
tivsl of Wagnerian operas, which has
been suspended for a decade. Six mil
lion marks have already been raised
through the issue of shares. This is re-
garded as insufficient, however, and a
further issue of stock Is impossible
owing to the limited number OF available
seats. Voluntary contributions now are
being sought.
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MISS TAFT TO BE MARRIED.
Carroll w Johnson to Wed Mrs
Neal Taft's Daughter.

Mrs. Neal Taft OF III East Sixty
second street has announced the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Helen Taft.
TO Mr.. Carroll Wightman Johnson. son
OF Mr.. Wilbur s. Johnson, vice president
OF the Prudential Life Insurance Com
rany. They will be married next month.
Miss Taft is a graduate OF Westover
school and member of the Junior
League. MIR. johnson OF the Yale class
OF 1915 served overseas with Mobile
Hospital 49,
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s. P. G. G. IN FAIRY PALACE
Occupies New s4.0o0.OOO Heck
schcr Building.

The new s4,o00.00O building. which
August Heckscher erected at Fifth ave-
nue. and 105th street for the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children,
was occupied by the society yesterday.
A hundred and twenty children and the
personnel OF the organization were trans
ferred from the old building at Seven
teenth street and Irving place.
The new building Is known as THE
Children's Fairy Palace" 1t will be
dedicated In the fall.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Announcement was made last night
of the marriage OF MIR. Jonn Hartman.
19-year-old son or Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman of 142 East Fifty-ifth street,
and Miss Alice A. Laidley of Chicago,
which took place at Port Chester. y. r..
on August IL. Many friends of the con-
pie received cards and news Of the
marriage was given to the newspapers
The bride is 10 years old and a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Eleanor Laidley of Rogers
Park. Chicago. 1t was explained that
the marriage was not kept secret from
the families but was with the consent
of the parents of both. 1t was very SIM
pie owing to the death last spring of Mr..
Frank Carley. Mr.. Harrimans grand
father.
The young couple, scarcely more than
schoolboy and girl, were at the home of
Howard Chandler Christy at l West
Sixty seventh street last night when re-
porters arrived to interview them. Mrs
Hartman met her husband last April
She was here studying music and
was staying at the Christy home
Jack" Hartman. then in preparatory
school. came to the Christy home to AZ
tend swimming party. He was intro
duce TO Miss Laidley and they met fire.
gently thereafter. 1t was a case of love
at first sight.
WINS To Enter Princeton.
Mr.. Hartman was to enter Princeton
this fall. and had just completed his
preparatory school work at st. Marks.
at Southboro, Mass. where ne played
on the football team. He Is a big, boy
ish looking chap. over six feet tall. and
blushed while telling about his wedding.
Mrs Hartman Is slight. shorter than
her husband and with brown hair and
eyes. Her father. who has been dead
seven years, was William II. Laidley, a
banker in Chicago,
After a rapid courtship the young
people decided to marry and young
Hartman changed his mind about en-
tering Princeton. They finally told
their parents they were engaged and
obtained the consent of both TO mar
riage. Two weeks ago last Saturday
they motored to Port Chester. and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carley. Jr. uncle
and aunt of Mr. Hartman, as wit
nesses. they were married by the Rev.
Stanley Kilbourne at st. Peters Epis-
copal Church. They returned by auto
mobile to Mr.. Harriman's home at 142
East Fifty-fifth street, and since the
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
HOLMES BACK FROM CHINA.

Burton Holmes. travel lecturer. ar
rived In New York yesterday from
Seattle. after an extended trip through
Japa. Manchuria. Corea and China.
In Japan he visited many places made
famous by the writings OF Lafcadio
Hcaru. and in China he travelled up the
Yangtzc Kiang, part Of the way
through the gorges. which he states are
as awe inspiring as the Grand Canyon
OF the Colorado.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST
Chandler touring car. 1922 model, on
August IL 1922. painted blue. nickel plated
radiator: license No T00Ji4 n. Y: engine
No .l2Oo07: reward 500. Room 800. ~ Court
st.. Brooklyn. n. y.
LOsT-Black bag, from automobile, Monday
afternoon Ssth ST., between Madison and 5th
avs. contains ladies' wearing apparel and
string OF pearls. Liberal reward and no ques-
tions asked. Phone City Island 1402
LOST-Monday, y. II. r. subway black
handbag containing spectacles, money, &c.
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ENGLrsHMAN.s BRIDE TODAY.

Lieut.. Samuel Weller. II. N. r.. arrived
aboard the Baltic yesterday TO be the
best man at the wedding of the Baltic's
fourth officer. Lieut.. Il. A. Eales. X. n.
H.. who is to be married to-day In the
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine to Miss
Betty Elliott OF Long Island City. The
two officers were aboard the same ship
during the war engaged In Kidding the
Channel of German submarines
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JOHN r. M'GRANE.

John f. McGrane. AZ years old. an ac-
countant. died yesterday OF heart disease
at his home. 1888 Percy street, Flush
Ing He had been Ill for six months.
He formerly lived in Rutherford. n. J.
He is survived by his wife and four
children.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

The King of Siam is AZ years old and
always had been a bachelor. He is the
eldest son Of King Chulalongkorn and
succeeded to the throne on the death of
his father in October, 1910. He is styled
King Rama VI, being the sixth SOW
ereign of the present reigning dynasty.
1T was officially announced in November
1910 that until the new king had male
issue the succession to the throne would
pass presumptively to the line or the
queen mothers son.
The Kings father is said to have had
200 wives. King Maha Majravudh was
the first of his line to renounce the
rights to a harem In December, 1920.
1t was said he had chosen as his queen
Princess Wanvnal. his first cousin. The
following year. however 1t was stated
that he had annulled his betrothal to
her. During the present month advices
were received in this countrs saying
that he would wed Siamese princess
named Lakshi Lavan.
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TO WED MISS ysABEL ALLEN.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Loney of
Mountain Lakes. n. j., have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Ysabel Allen. to Mr.. Talcott williams
Powell. also of Mountain Lakes, son OF
Or. and Mrs. Lyman r. Powell Miss
Loney is the granddaughter of Nine
Belle de Rivera, prominent New York
club woman.
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The Minister OF Bulgaria and Mime.
Panareteff have gone to Newport for a
visit before returning to Washington
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
MRs. r. =. sHEpARD BETTER.

Mrs. Finley j. Shepard, formerly
Helen Gould, who has been suffering
from stomach trouble at the Women's
Hospital, is rapidly recovering. Last
night her condition was reported to be
favorable and she will be able to leave
In few days Mrs Shepard went to
the hospital Thursday upon her ar
rival from her summer home at Rox-
bury, NJ Y
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MISS MAwHINNEY TO WED.

Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Mawhnney OF
Port Richmond. Staten Island. and
Chatham, n. y, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Helen Mae
Mawhinney. to Mr.. Gilbert w. Merreil,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Frank c. Merrell
nl Port Richmond.
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EDITOR OF TROY TINES DIES.
David y. HnsbroucI< Wns with Up
state Paper ~ Years.

TROY. Aug. 2s.--David S. Hasbrouck.
managing editor of the Troy Times and
for forty-four years on the editorial staff
OF that paper. died here to-day. He was
a native Kingston. NY. and was man
aging editor OF the Kingston Freeman
before coming to Troy.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mr.. Bryan was a partner in Edwards
& Bryan. 81 Nassau street, and lived
at 3T5 Park avenue. He was born In
Washington in 1863 and was graduated
from Princeton In 1885. He belonged
70 the University. Railroad, Princeton
and Nassau Country clubs. He leaves
his wife and one daughter. Mrs. Edward
r. Caldwell, of this city.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
HENRY C. BRYAN DIES.
New York Lawyer Passes Suddenly
mt Lake Placid Club.

LAKE PLACID, Aug. 2s.--Henry G.
Bryan. a lawyer Of New York city, died
suddenly of heart disease while dining
at the Lake Placid Club to-day.
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At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include
The Willard-Emanuel Wertz, M. L,
Jansen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Locklan.
G.. Francklyn. N. f. Lamond. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Burns. Mrs. w. @. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Burne. Mrs. Ashley
De Wolfe, c. r., Debruce Ward and
Mrs. G. w. Harvey.
The Shoreham-Max Raminof.
The Ebbitt-C. G.. Wells.
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D / E D

Bryan. Henry g. Rottmann, Michael J
Cooper. Mary. J. Roberts. Charles j.
bc Festetic. Duia Sharkey, Anna A.
Ellerman, Rose Smith, Jennie a.
Eypper, w r.. Jr.. Smith. Stephen
Foster, Frederick Souweine, Kate C..S.
Caasin. Phcbe NJ. stanton, John, Jr.
fall. stuart r. Tirhe, Frances L.
Hedper Martha A. Toy. poca hontaa II.
Hlrsh, Eugcnie Van Wrinkle, @. w.
Krcykenbohm, W. +. Won SchwRnenfuegel,L Il
Lewis. David I. Wood, George l.
Ilupprian. Elizabeth Woounouse, Marie H.
phipps, Donald A.
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MAKER OF u. 5. SEAL DIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-Max Zeitler.
maker of the great seal OF the United
States and widely known steel en-
graver. died in hospital here yesterday.
He was 6S years old.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
In Menorian,

Brightly. Alice NJ. Werner. Maurice.
Schwarzler. Beatrice
BRYAN.--Suddenly, at Lake Placid. on
August %, Henry O. Bryan, beloved hus-
band of Russell Le Strange Bryan and
father Of Mrs. Edward r. Caldwell.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
cOoPER-At Eackensack. NJ a., Angus,
2s 1922, Mary ". wife OF the late
Charles Albert Cooper, aged 10 years.
Funeral services on Wednesday. August
80 at i26 Summit avenue. al r. NJ.
fnterment Hackensack Cemetery.
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E N G A G. E D

WILLIAMS--CASE.-M and Mrs Rober,
Ludlow Case of Stamford, Conn. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Augusta Ludlow Case. to Nj Griffith "A.
Williams OF Montana.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mrs. Sutherland. wife Of Senator How
ard Sutherland, will return to-day from
a motor trip to Hancock. Md. where she
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ray
mond Henderson.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mr.. CASTOR Llebert, French Consul
General In New York. gave a luncheon
for his daughter at Sherry's yesterday.
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to-day to Westbury from Saratoga.
Mr.. William G. Rockefeller returned
yesterday from. a few days stay at
Bay Pond in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. William Floyd-Jones. who is In
France. will return to New York late
In November.
Mr. CASTOR Llebert, French Consul
General In New York. gave luncheon
for his daughter at Sherry's yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs F. Skiddy Won Stade
entertained friends at dinner last night
at Delmonico's.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram W. Sibley and
Miss Marie b. Pond OF No. 1O5 East
Seventy first street are at the Ambas-
sador Hotel.
Mr. Matthew Astor wilks has arrived
In London from Holland and will sail
for New York on board the Aquitania
! next Saturday.
Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt and her brother,
Mr. Shipey Jones. will return to New
York from a cruise in the Mediter-
ranean next month
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray Young, who
have been abroad for more than year,
will sail for New York the end of Sep
tember.
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson gave dinner
on the Ritz-Calton roof last night her
guests including Count and Countess de
1 Revell. Mrs. Gloria Morgan. Mr. A. Leo
Everett and DIR. and Mrs. f. E. Adair
The Ambassador to France. Mr.
Myron T. Herrick. gave a luncheon at
the Ritz-Carlton yesterday for Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Denniston Lyon. Mrs. Allen
Gouverneur Wellman entertained there
for Miss Katherine Mackay
Mrs. Henri r. Wertheim van Heuke-
lom, who with her husband has arrived
at the Ritz-Carlton. was the guest there
at luncheon given by Mrs. Turnbull
Oelrichs.
Mr.. Foxhall p. Keene gave a luncheon
yesterday at Pierres for Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Cowdin. Mrs. Reginald NJ.
Lewis entertained there for Mr.. and
Mrs. Grafton H. Pyne and Mrs. Fred
erick T. Frelinghuysen for Mrs. John
Wanamaker. Jr Mrs. Norrie Selar and
49, .. IVY ~ INdiucy dlSO fldu ITlenQS
there for luncheon.
WASHINGTON.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. Davis.
has returned from brief business trip
The Minister OF Bulgaria and Nine
| Panareteff have gone to Newport for a
visit before returning to Washington.
Mr.. Bainbridge Colby, former Secre-
tary of State. is spending few days at
the Willard.
| The Counsellor of the Polish Legation
and Nine. Kwapezewski have returned
from short trip out of the city, the
Counselor having been away on business.
The Cuban Consul to Washington Mr..
Cuyatenao De Quesada. has returned to
his post after spending several days in
New York.
| Senator James Wadsworth has re-
turned from a week end at Genessee.
! ". Y, spent with Mrs. Wadsworth and
Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, who are at
their summer home there.
| Mrs. Sutherland. wife OF Senator How
ard Sutherland. will return to-day from
motor trip to Hancock. Md, where she
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ray
mond Henderson.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Skiddy Won Stade
entertained friends at dinner last night
at Delmonicos.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mrs. William Floyd-Jones. who is In
France. will return to New York late
in November
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt and her brother.
Mr.. Shipley Jones. will return to New
York from a cruise in the Mediter-
ranean next month
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mr. William G. Rockefeller returned
yesterday from few days stay at
Bay Pond in the Adirondacks.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29
KING OF SIAM MAKES
COUSIN HIS BRIDE
Monarch, Who Is ~, Re.
nounced Right to Harem.

BANGKOK. Siam, Aug. 2S.-The mar
riage Of Maha Majravudh. King of
SIAM TO his cousin. Princess Lakshi
Lavan. was proclaimed Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram W. Sibley and
Miss Marie B. Pond OF No. I05 East
Seventyfirst street are at the Ambas-
sador Hotel
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. Harry Payne Whitney will return
to-day to Westbury from Saratoga.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mr.. Matthew Astor Wilks has arrived
In London from Holland and will sail
for New York on board the Aquitania
next Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

The Counsellor of the Polish Legation
and Nine. Kwapezewsh have returned
from short trip out of the city, the
Counselor having been away on business.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

The Cuban Consul to Washington, Mr..
Cuyatenao De Quesada, has returned to
his post after spending several days in
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Mr.. Bainbridge Colby, former Secre-
tary of State, Is spending a few days at
the Willard.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

LEwIs-David Trevor G. f.. suddenly a
schroon Lake, N. ". August 28, 1922
beloved husband of Mary Lucy Lewis
father or Talbot and Eleanor and Gwynn
and wiford Trevor Lewis. Services
AT his late residence, Oradell. y. j., Tues
kenslco Cemetery.
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FOSTER.-Veterans OF the Seventh Regi-
ment. n. G.. n. Y. With sincere regref
announcement is made OF the death on
August 81 Of Frederick Foster lSscond
Company. Willard e. FISK.
The New York herald., 1922-07-13
Eaton Beats Bill Spencer
in Titular Race in Newark

Ray Eaton, the brilliant sprinter from
East Orange, won the quarter mile
national championship race. the seventh
of a series Of twelve to decide the Amer
.can championship. at the velodrome IN
Newark last night. Eaton defeated VII
lie Spencer, Arthur Spencer and Frank
Kramer and climbed up on Willie Spen-
GER in the struggle for the American
title.
The standing OF the riders In the
championship now reads: William Spen-
Ger. 10 points; Raymond Eaton. !,
points: Arthur Spencer IA points; Frank
Kramer, IL points. and Alfred 0oullett
10 points.
Eaton defeated Willie Spencer IN the
heat that decided first and second
places by riding around his opponent
on the last turn Of the last lap.
Arthur Spencer Just nipped Kramer
Of the Aape In the heat that decided
third and fourth places. earning the
victory by inches. In the championship
consolation ALI Goullett rode a strong
race and led Cecil Walker. Bobby Wal
thour and Reggie Mcnamara over the
tape.
Reggie Mcnamara. all around star
defeated Bobby Walthour. Jr.. in two
OF three heats OF one mile match.
Edward Bendi. Unione Sportiva Ital-
lana. won the half mile amateur handi.
cap. beating William Kirk, Fred Kramer
and Walter Skarbek
The New York herald., 1922-07-13

mately the classic was spirited away to
Washington. Siwanoy probably has not
forgotten that it has a promise.
As late as 6 O'Clock tonight the
miniature lakes still are standing along
the eighteenth fairway, but for some
time workmen have been busy cutting
q trench so that they can reach the
piping which leads to the pond. 1t looks
as IL the water, level in the pond-a
small affair this, which nevertheless
makes an excellent hazard for a sliced
second to the home hole-has reached a
point above the outlet Of the drain pipe.
thus backing up the water.
The workmen promise to have every
thing shipshape by morning. provided
another deluge does not break loose.
They will have the water drained off and
the turf dried out and the sod down,
they say.
Away in the distance also can be seen
men working on the putting greens. The
latter are being treated with bordeuS
mixture, for the Skokie officials are
fearful that after the soaking the green:
may burn readily from too sudder
exposure to the glare Of the sun. Skoki'
does not want to see brown paths appear
now or to have 1t said that Its greens
have gone back, as the greens or the
Columbia Country Club did last year. A
golf champion is not an unmixed blessing
for the organization fortunate enough
| to win the award, 1t seems.