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The Washington times., 1922-08-29
MOTOR BUSES OF MEMPHIS
DEFY BOARDS RULING

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 2a-In de-
fiance of orders by the Tennessee
public utilities commission, which
were promulgated to project the
Memphis street car lines from com
petition, the Motor Transportation
Bus Club began the operation of bus
lines here yesterday. Equipment
placed on the streets. according TO
officials, proved only half adequate
to care for the business. Additional
busses, II was said, would be Operae.
ed tomorrow.
Officials OF the club said the move
ment was launched to protest ag ilnst
what they termed Inadequate serv'
ice. A transfer system with other
lines. it was said, probably will be
inaugurated.
The Washington times., 1922-08-29
KANSAS PAGEANT Is TO
REVIEW FARM HISTORY

LEAVENWORTH, Kan. Aug. %.
A pageant Of interest to agricul.
turists throughout the entire nation
will he presented here tomorrow in
connection with a celebration which
is to mark the tenth anniversary of
the first county agent in the Sun
flower State, who was appointed in
August, 1919.
The pageant will review the agri-
cultural history of the nation from
the time the Pilgrims founded their
first colony at Plymouth Rock, in
1917, until the formation of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
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ROADS FIGHT
PRINCIPLE OF
! LIVING WAGE
Recognition by Labor Board
: Opposed at Hearing by
: Rail Head.
n, Int.rnationaI Sew. 'servIce.

CHICAGO. Aug. 29.--After a
long executive session OF the
United States Railroad Labor
Board, Chairman Ben w. Hooper
today was ready to announce the
decision of the board on the mo-
tion OF w. Jett Lauck that 1t an
nounce its recognition Of the prin-
cipIe Of the Giving wage" as the
basis for the maintenance Of way
employees wage hearing.
Individual members of the board
had expressed the opinion that
they were bound by the transpor-
tation act and had no right to In
troduce Anything else before going
into executive session. Chairman
Hooper had directed q check of the
bills of complaint TO determine
whether the 4S cents an hour min
imum scale was properly before
the board.
Railroad representatives filed
strenuous objection to this claim,
as 1t had not been presented to
the railroads in the negotiations.
Mr.. Lauck astonished the board
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter @. Mogie, 81. and Joyce NJ
Nebeker, 81. The Rev. John T. Axton
Joseph F. SeIinski, "a. Syracuse, N. Y.
and Edith NJ. Snyder, is. The Rev II
Bert simpson. IS. Pasadena. Caiit.. and
MagdaIine Kohns, IS, Wsssenach, Ger
many. Judge r. r. Mattingly.
Henry n. McField, IS, and Virginia
Burchell %. The Rev. Arthur Torrey.
Thomas II. CarneiI, %. and Marguerite
A. PadEett, 22. The Rev. Clarence II.
Samuel Larner. 26 and Mae Gam, 90
The Rev. NJ. Goldman.
James +. MacEnroe, -, and Jane
Grace, rs. The Rev. James F. Mackin
Warren J. Moore. %, and Mabel K
Perkinson. Is. The Raw. H. F Downs,
Albert 8. Crouch, 81. and Lillian A
Rev. T. z. Davis.
Willie Il. Dunnavant. 21. and Louise
r. Daprato. 20, both OF Richmond, Va,
The Rev. Howard F. Downs.
John p. Rupert. 20. and Salada w
Wright. 20. Fort Myer Heights, Va. The
Patrick ]. Flavin, 80, and Catherine
Z. sullivan, 33. The Rev. Charles
Herman Robey. 25, and Mildred Wash
ington. IS. The Rev. Edward L. Rich
Frank I. Langley. 81. Frances Eliza
beth Stevens, %. The Rev. E. E. Rich
Frank Joseph Riley. -. Of Fort Myer
Va. and Mary C. Head. 27. The Rev,
!. I. Barrett
wuIiam Kari Karspnty. 90 and
Rev. w. II. Heighman.
Stuart E. Tompkins, 10. Garnett l.
Todd, IS, both of Richmond. Va. The
Rev. J. Z. Briggs.
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CONGRESSMAN LONDON
TO ADDRESS SOCIALISTS

Congressman Meyer London, So.
cialist member OF Congress. will ad-
dress a meeting of Socialists NJ the
Socialist party heada uarters, 81 F
street northwest. at s o'clock tits
evening.
The meeting is held to further the
drive being made by the Socialist
party organization for an increased
membership in preparation for the
coming Congressional elections.
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TELEPHONE YOUR
"WANT ADS"
MAIN $3.50

Advertisement. ts1eept for Help want.h.
situation Wanted. Lost snd Found,
Rooms for Rent. Apartments for Rent.
Miscellaneous for Sale and Death Notioesl
Times office before IL o'clock the day
preceding publication.
Help Wanted, Situation Wanted. Lost
and Found. Rooms for Rent, Apartmsnts
for Rent Miscellaneous for Sale and
Death Notice advertisements will be taken
up TO 1900 o'clock q. m. on the day of
publication.
Advertisements for publication IN Ths
Washington Sunday Times must b re-
esived before IL o'clock p. m. Saturday
COUNT Of, average words 10 the line
Minimum charge 10 for two ifusa
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DEATHS

FLOWER Departed this life Monday,
August 2s, 1924, at s p. M, ISABELLA
J. (nee Harrison), beloved wife OF
George l.. Flower and mother OF
Katherine II. Jacob. Funeral from
her late residence. 30os Thirtcenth
street northwest, at I y. m. wednes-
day, August 30. 1922, Interment pri-
vate.
GALLAGHER. suddenly, on sunday
August 81, l022, at $40 .. m, ANN s
GALLAGHER, beloved wife OF the lat
James Gallagher. Funeral from the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Josenb
A. Hurney. 25S7 Wisconsin avenue
northwest, ON Wednesday, August 40.
at $3.50 a m, thence to Holy Trinity
Church. Thirty and " streets
northwest. where mass win be said a :
o'clock for the repose OF her soui.
Friends and relatives invited, Inter.
ment at Holy Rood Cemetery
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Your best vacation companion.
The Daily and Sunday Washington
Times. Let u follow you to, the
The Washington times., 1922-08-29

4-Beautiful Diamond, Of excep-
,tional brilliancy and color,
weighing IA kt. Another sem
sational bargain at the sacrifice
price of ............. .$33o
The Washington times., 1922-08-29

"a Solid White Gold Elgin
Wrist Watch, IA kt One of the
best values ever Offered. At the
remarkably low price Of. .$2S.75
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Births, Deaths
| Phone MaiM $500 Until
q p. NJ. Obituary Desk
MAS. ANN s. GALLAGHER.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann s
Gallagher, seventy~six, widow oi
James Gallagher. prominent George
town restaurant proprietor. who
died at; the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Joseph A. Hurney. 25S7 Wis
consin avenue northwest, Sunday
will be held tomorrow from Holy
Trinity Church at 8 a. m.
Mrs. Gallagher was a native OF
Washington. She is survived by
the daughter, Mrs. Hurney, a son
.Johnstanto.n, two sisters, Mrs. Eliza
beth CoIlins,, and Mrs. Molly Date
wood, both Of this city. Seven
Krandchildren. and a great'grand
child also survive.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

Frank. A. and Tame e. Jones' girl.
Charles C. and Mary II. Tessler, boy
Lucien A. and Grace Davis, girl
James c. and Elsie X. Hendry, girl;
Linwood F. and Nellie v. Strickland
girl. , ,,-,-..
Abraham A. and Anna r. Goldberg
8irl. 49,,
George W. F. and Mary p. Boyd. boy
Ronald L. and Ruth A. Mcdonald
William c. and Ella Dowden, girl.
Chester and Teresa Jenkins, boy.
Samuel and ElnoUa Crawford, boy.
BENJAMIN II. and Sarah Davis, boy.
Isaac J. and ALICE NJ. Butler, girl.
George w. and Ricie Smith, boy.
James and Matilds M. Brandon, boy
The Washington times., 1922-08-29

3-All Platinum Diamond and
Sapphire Flexible Bracelet. A
remarkable bargain at. .$426
The Washington times., 1922-08-29
EOR SALE
Il MISCELLANEOUS 8
THESE BARGAINS
TO BE SOLD AT
A SACRIFICE.

l-Hamilton Watch, 17-iewsl
movement, In 20-year gold
filled case. Very special. at $35
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GALLAGHER
FUNERAL. DESIGNS.

FUNERAL DESIGNS
o. every dsscription--Mod.r. prtssA
0upn,
ltls y aT. n. ".
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Livestock, P0lsitry.
Feed. Etc
Merchandise.

HutidtnE Materfals. L-..... "
Carpenters, and Builders. ~. ........ ~
Farm and Dairy Product ,. ........ 9.
For Sale-MisceiIsBeons, =. ...-.... ti
Fuel. Coal and Wood. d......s........ q
sso'f J.%:iry. p,.tSona. 1ons and y sici:::.: I; 4
Machinery and Tools. go. e........ "a
Musical Instr uments. ..... L..s..... el
Musical Records. ......... t........ ei
Radio and Electrical supp lies. ...... 81
Seeds and Nursery Stock ......... ~
Store and Office Equipm snt....., a.
Typewriters and Supplies. -. ....... %
oWAp. ssst.. "
Wanted IL Buy-MiscsllsIi isous. 90
Reliable 8hops. a, ..... 10
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Motor Cars

Automobiles FOR Sale :
Auto Trucks and Traotnrs ftor Safe. Z
Auto Tires and Supplies. -...... Z
Auto Livery and Garages. - .......
Auto Service Stations. i. ........1
hirT lanes and Supplies. .,-.......
Bicycles and Motorcycles. .,-... .
Wanted Automobiles and Trucks. {
The Washington times., 1922-08-29
RELIABLE SHOPS

sSons below have been rscommnSed - The Wa,SnS
as being relabe 1t will
All complaints all
for this column be
Reliable Shop Of Washington Times
The Washington times., 1922-08-29
Rooms and Board

Rooms To Rent-Furnkhed. 4
Rooms To Rent-Unfurnishsd "a. 80. g
Rooms To Rent-HousekeepihE q
Rooms To Rent-with Board. Q
Rooms To Rsnt-Suburb ban. ,.... q
Suburban and Country Board-.. A
Table Board. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
Wanted To Rent Rooms. - d
wanted Board and Rooms i... .,
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Announcements.
Business Service

Business Services offered. ........il
Carpet Cleaning and Rug MskinG. 1;
Contracting and Building. .........1,
DressmakIng and Millinery. ........ IL
Good Places 10 Eat. at................1t IN
Jewelry and Watch Repairing .....ll
Moving ard storage. ge................1i
Professional Service. e................1i II
Repairing ................ 81
Wall Paper.nG--Paintina. ina............N
The Washington times., 1922-08-29
V-WestinghOuse. Chicago.
800 Meters.

Central daylight saving, deduct
two hours)
p. m.-"Conta gious and Infec.
tious Diseases and When to Call
a Doctor" w. L. Henderson, NJ. D..
director OF poor.
sp. m.--Concert program: ITO n
Wild Rose" CMacDowelD, "a Desert.
ed Farm" (MacDowelD. AT an Old
Trysting Place" MacDowelD. "Minu.
cite" (Beethoven), "Traumerei'
tSchuman), "Humoresuue" Dvorak),
Deep River" (Rurleyh Loves
Dream After the Barr (Czibulka)
What Flowers Dream" Transla.
teur). "Minuette" BoccherinD, and
"Sylph Dance" Berlioz).
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Rentals

Apartnents and rists To Rent
Furulsueu ~
Apartments and Flats DO Rent
Unfurnished ................. ~
Houses To Rent Furnished, ,..... %
houses To Rent Unfurnishsd. .... 81
Wanted To Rent Apartments. ss
Wanted To Rent pousss. ..... "a
Garages Hor Rent. ....... ...... 81
Offices For Rent. ........- ........ %
stores For Rent. t............,..... %
Out OF Town Property For Rent. leo
Farras For Rent. ........., ..,...... .1ol
WI ted To Rent Earma Ena. .lAl
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Any or all Of the above bar
gains can be inspected at
The Washington times., 1922-08-29
Real Estate

Apartments For sale. Iss
Business Propsrty For sale. -. .1s4
Fsrms For Sale. . .1eS
HOUSES ror SAFE. .1es
Real Estate For Sale. .1oI
Real Estate-Out or Town los
Suburban Property For sals- -. .1es
To Exchange Real Estate so -lIs
Vacant Lots For Sale. ....,....r .1la
WAntsd--Heal Estate. s............ll1
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14

"CzechOslovak Review" ci
sic pro mesic prosinec prinasi
'nasledujici zaiimavy obsah:
President Masaryk on New Ga
binet God zvlastniho prazske-
'ho dopisovatele). Month in
Czechoslovakia. Pages from
Czechoslovakia. (By John Stra
ka.) The World We Live in.
! (Erom the Lives OF Insects, by
Edward Frank, S podobiznami
DIR. Karla Capka, dramaticke
ho spisovatele a Josefa Capka,
malire a essayisty). In Desire
of Good. Basen Anton. Soyy,
piel. Dr.. JOS. Stybr). Land
Reform and Foreign Holders.
! God Rudolfa Kuraze, zeme-
ld6lskeho attache pri ceskoao-
|venskem vyslanectvi We Wash
singtone). A Wounded Czech
Legionaire. (Basen, Fedor En-
! Agelnueller).. Official Marking
! Of Bohemian Hops. Budget for
! 1928. Education in the Army.
Here, and There. Current
Topics, (By The Editor). Pred
piatn& na5 "Czechoslovak Re
view jest $500 rocna, adresa
515. w. 184th St., New York,
N Y.
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Ircan pfiAel k lekafi, Ably mu
obvazal ranu. Phi jiste tesaf-
.ske praci poclnal 81 totiz tax
necpatrne, re 81 usekl prst.
Lekaf, kdyz byl ranu} pro-
hledl, tazal Sc Ircana $ obdi'
VEN: "A to jste 81 ten prst W.
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sekt jednou ranou?"
"Dovolte, pane doktore,' y
odvetil, Ircan ostre, ''myslite,
re kdybych byl ten prst ne
usek jednou ranou, ze bych to
byl zkousel po druhe nebo do
|konce po treti?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-14

Pan x. Y. zda sc byti veli-
ce zdvorilym."
"Zda Sc tax, tuhle jsem jej
videl v noci, jak smekl S po-
zdravem j pred kandelabrem. .
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GTyRTEK, IA. ,PROSIN. 1922
tysledek souteze o. cenfy, w.
insane v TX. rocniku "St'asts
e neho Domoya.' =

f,I Ozeniv Sc, pfestah zitiSa
mysliti po mladenecku a iii q
mysli po manzelsku! - PIE
stalls patrit sobe a patfis' 'sve
xene, svym detem, sye rodine.
Ia jich blaho dusevni j hmot-
ne jsi zodpoveden v prNni ra-
de Ty. Neuvedomuj 81 jen,
ze's prednostou domacnosti,
ale ze mas il byti We vsem vzo-
rem. Chovej Sc k sve rodime
talk, jak 81 pfejes, ably ona cho
vala Sc k Tobe!
II. Nemysli re tcela to@p@
jest jen k tomu, aby Tebe bbl
sluhovaIa! - Cim muzes, po.
sluz 81 sam; obsluhu cd deti
vyzaduj jen tax dalece, pokud
sc tim uci domacim pracim a
spolecenskemu zivotu. Kde
muzes, pfispej vlastni praci k
spravce neb zhotoveni donna.
cich predmetu. Zachovavej v
domacnosti poradek pokud sc
tyce casu 1klidu a necin 81
zbytecnych naroku pro svoj'
osobu, iimiz zene neb d6ten
pridel9vas 7byteenou praci.
III. X sob& samemu bud
vxdy co pejmenS shoviyavym!
-Odpoustej vsem, ien ne So
b4 samemu. Bud pravdomluN
nym sam k sob6, abys nemusi'
bXti nepravdivym ku sye rodi
ne. Go kazes zene a detem
dodrzuj nejdusledneii sam. N
CHM nepozbyvas vaZnosti rodi
ny tax jako III. Iii talk, abys
sve rodin6 mohl mluviti O so
ba vzdy jen pravdu.
Nv. lena Iva necht' zusta
va jedincu Tvou milenkou pr,
cely zivot! - Projevuji il la
sku svoii nejen velkymi slovy
ate i malymi pozornostmi. Ne
porozumeni pro ieji domac
praci a starosti a nebud' skol
pym ma siovo uznani. Bud j
rozuninym a shoVivavym pfi
teleln a varuj Sc yseho. Gin
bys il pfipravil bolest, urazkl
neb ponizehi. Jsi-li kdeko-l
bez nj, zachovei Sc vzdy tax
jako by byla U. Tehe. Neskor
ri Sc kazdy vydaj a pref j
ably se satila hezky a primere
ne syemu stavu. Dopfavas-l
81. koufenl, nevycitej il kousel
cokoMdy.
Y. SWIM. detem snaz Sc pri
pE4viti lepsi q st'astnejsi naii
d nez isl mel sam, a pripravp
jeS Of mladi pro -zdarny ziyot
Chovej Sc k MIN tax, ably 7
tnilovaly a City, ably ma Te p
cely zivot uctivou a radostlio
vzponlillky nely Mel pro n
rozsafnou .nlysl. nilnjicl srdc
asjasny oblicej a bud jim Va,
reIa We vsem SVEN konani
: :l'..,.
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chovani Sc. Nebud'. k detem !
pozornejsi nez k jich matce. !!
Nepovazui d9ti "a sve BRINE, ;
|nybgz "a odusevmeni a 1cel sve
no zivota. Pro deti> nebudiz
iii zadna obet' t6zkou. Nesva-
|luj povinnosti vychovatelske
jen ma zenu, nybfz spolecne s,
|ni We vsem rid vychovu svychl
|deti.
vi. Sc sluxebnymi osobami
jednej vlidns, ale ne ddvsrns!
r Autoritu zeny sve pred sluz
kou zachovavej stejne jakoi
svoji. Intimni hovory neved,,
lpred sluzkou. Sluzne jeji vy.|
placej pfesne q nedayej il "a
zeninymi zady rozk2zI, "a nez
bys 'se pred zenou musil osty-l
Ichati.
| VII. SvoM 5snn Sn svym sno|
lle6nikem We vaem mimo do
Fmov! - Nenl tfeba, abys pol
lsnatku prerusil ihned vsechny
|styky Sc zevnim svetem. Mel-li
ljsi pred svatbou zabavy, jez
'Ivyzadovaly vydaj6, .omez je ma
polovinu, ma tfetinu ii meme,
lale lcastni Sc jich vzdy Sc
J zenou. Druzna pospolitost je
'Ijednfm prostredkem proti Sc
vsedneni domaciho zivota, do
lpravejte 81 vykonavani jejiho,
.tpokus cas- prostredky vase
, dovoluji. q
; VIII. SnAz So pfivssti svs po
volani " soulad se svym ro-
Edinnym zivotem! Nevepuj sc
fpremr#ene jednomu ma ukor
! |druheho. He'd 81 zachovati
: lspokojenost "A neprenasei mr..
zutost re sveho povolani do
IECUIny a iIaOPaN. 1o11a : : :
1vi o, I've praci a al. ma nj
q lzajem, ale starostmi svymi j
a afhled' pokud mozno usetfiti.
:. TX. Pecuj Q .hmotny dosta'
tex zaji;tsni aws rodiny! Tai
8 lnejlfpe ucmis spravnym roz
" poctem svych prijmu a vydan
= ia presnym dodrzovanim jeho
n'iSam te veci predchazej do
y brym prikladem a nedopfave.
Isl pozitku, pro nea ostatni ro
y dina by musila stradati. Dbej
~ oiabys byl We prospech sve rOdf
|ny pojisten; Ia penize, jez ro
pGGaA prokouri&,, mohl .hys Iodi
bfil1 poiistiti dostatecay kapita
o. |pro vsechny pfipady! Muzes
I'll Ii mimoradnou praci ziskat
I'd pro rodinu mimoradny pfijem
aiuGin tax, ale ne ma ukor sveh,
lie zdravi, jez musi rodine Tv'
k zustati nejvzacnejsim majet
a. KEN.
v X. PEej rodine sve uslechtiA
Sc dusevni pozitky! Pecuj o to
81 by Sc zene i detem dostal
vi vhodneho dusevniho osvezeni
IN la poprej Jim casu k nemu. w
daj na uzitecnou knihu, case
>, lpis, koncert, divadlo, vystavu
Ina vylet i ma malou cestu ie k
= zachovani duSeyniho zdray
y stejne nutpy jako na lex pi
:, nemoci t6ia. NezapoIninej, &
=, :: tam, kde starosti vyhradne je
: o hmotny zajem opanuji Gel
III ~ zivot, nemaze byti a nikdy ne
-: bude skutecny 81 astny domo'
YST
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Polo Tournament Chief
Topic at Narragansett Pier

and Judy dog show ana baby show.
There Will be voting contests for the
prettiest, the fattest and the cutest
baby. There will also be the usual
booths and large dance floor.
Mrs. William f.. Shepherd OF New
York and her daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Harrah OF New York, will preside at
soft drink booth.
Among the preliminary events to the
fair will be a bridge tournament at
Valmar on Tuesday at the villa OF
Mrs. Samuel II. Valentine of New York.
Mrs. S. Hinman Bird of New York
and Mrs Robert Goddard Will stage a
golf tournament at the Point Judith
Country Club for the benefit OF the
fair. and other preliminary events to
be given with the idea OF eliminating
overhead expenses will be announced
later.
Twenty-Five or more devotees OF bridge
motored up to the Point Judith Coun-
try Club for the opening meeting OF
the Monday bridge club sponsored by
the president, Mrs. Frank Samuel OF
Philadelphia.
Under the direction Of Capt. Isaac r.
Emerson, president OF the Nara gansett
Improvement Society. work is TO be
comuenced at once on the extension OF
the dancing pergola of Hotel dc la
PLACE. He also will nave the pergola
inclosed In glass.
Capt. Emerson has also for tho sea
son the Eureka dance orchestra and en-
tainers, colored, Edward j. Brown
leader.
One OF the largest dinner parties OF
the week was given In the sea dining
room of Hotel de la PLACE by Mr.. Trv-
ing II. Chase of Waterbury. His guests
were his daughters Mrs. Charles A.
Taft Cd, Mrs James p. Sheldon. Jr..
and Miss Dorothy Chase. all OF Water.
bury; also Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Kellogg
Plume. Waterbury Rufus Rand Of Min
neapolis. William II Dyer Providence.
and Mr. and Mrs A. Kennedy Todd and
daughter. Miss Constance Todd, Of New
York. who are at the Massasoit.
Mrs. Ernest Hazard and daughter
Misc Augusta Hazard. of Santa Bar
bars. are at Willow Doll guests OF Mira
VIVIAN " Wcrdcn cf Providence
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK IIrRALb.
NARRAcANsETT PIER. r. L.. July 10.
"A ANAGERS OF the Massasoit
MI and Imperial hotels were at
= wits end to find room for all
who sought admittance to-day. Dr. J..
Duncan Emmett CT New York arrived
at the Massasoit, where he has spent
successive summers since a boy with
his father. the late distinguished Dr.
Thomas Adds Emmet.
The polo tournament. which opens
at the Point Judith Polo Club July 26,
is the chief topic of conversation
among lovers Of the sport. Ponies are
beginning to arrive for preliminary
practice. J. o. Cooley is to manage
the tournameDs. Others soon to ar
rive at the Hotel de la PLACE for the
polo are Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Bel
mont and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Bel
mont and c. NJ. Geer of New York
The Pier like Southampton. Is to
have street fair July 27 on the Casino
Green as benefit to st. Peter's-by-the-
Sea. In which prominent women OF
Narragansett from many cities have
a common interest. Mrs. Alexander
Brown OF Philadelphia. who with her
mother and sister. Mrs. Penn Smith
and Kate Penn Smith, In at Phoenix
Lodge, Is head Of the fair committed
and associated with her are Mrs. John
G. Morris Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Charles
II. Thatcher of Providence and Mrs.
Richard Morris.
Others actively Interested are Mrs.
Isaac Il. Emerson, wife OF the president
OF the Narragansctt Improvement Asso-
ciation: Rev. w. II. u. Allen. rector
OF st. Peters, s-by-the-Sea. and Mrs.
Allen. Mrs. Stephen r.. Hopkins. Provi-
doncc; Mrs. Percy Wright, Providence
and Peaccdale: Mrs. Henry ID. Kane.
Narragansett Pier: the Misses De Cop
pet. Mrs Samuel IL. Valentine, Mrs.
Ernest Harrah. New York. and Mrs.
Archibald Thomson.
Picturesque features VIII be Punch
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Many New York Folk
at Garden City Hotel

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HEsALp
GARDEN CITY, l.. l., July 15.--Arrivals
at the Garden City Hotel from New
York Include J. G. Rennard, Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin s. Gorham. Jr.. IL. i. Gala
way, Welch Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward II. Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Barber. f. III. Smith. T. Halsted
Myers, j. r. Thompson, Miss Dorothy
Woodwork. Henry d. Lott, Mr. and
Mrs John l.. Bickford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad s. Reyes. Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ
Barrett and Miss Wlnifred F. Lefferts.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Ferris of Dallas
Texas who were at the hotel. sailed for
Europe on the Majestic. Mr.. and Mrs
#. o. Hunter Alexandria. La. are here
to enjoy golf; also Mrs. u. M. Camp
bell and son, Chicago; F. L. stead,
bridgeport. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs War
rem Switzler, Omaha Mrs. w. Schiyler
Volkmar and Mrs. Charles Towne Jer-
ram. Philadelphia: Mrs John ID. Lyman.
Boston j. s. Tritle. st. Louis Capt. T.
p. Mulcahy. Washington. u. c.; Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. waddell and daughter
Of Manila and Capt. Louis r. Beytwelh
Boston,