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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Keuhkokuume kuukausi

Maalisk. on tyypillinen keuhko.
kuume kuukausi ia k~uolevaisuus on
yerrattain korkea. Pitkan ia anka-
ran talven jaleen elimist0 menettaa
vastustuskykyaan ia yleensakin oil.
laan varomattomempia. Kun jokai.
seen kylmettymiseen lainataan hue.
miota, min keuhkokuumeen vaara
vahenee. Pitaisi ola synnynaista tie
toisuus etta keuhkokuume on vaaral-
lista ia pesiytyy kurkussa. Chamber.
lains Cough Remedy on puhdistavaa
ia poistaa taudin siemenet ia Ell al
noastaan tapa kylmyytta vaan estaa
sen kehittymisen kuumeeksi. Sc on
hyvaa nauttia. Lapset ottavat sta
mielellaan. Chamberlains Cough Re-
medy parempaa yskaan ia kylmyy.
teen kuhn mikaan muu. 'Jokainen jo-
ka on sta kayttanyt kiittaa sita",
kirjoittaa Edward p. Miller, Abbotts
town, Pa. Joka on sta kayttanyt oss
taa harvoin muuta. Sc on erinomai.
nen yskan poistaja ia kylmyyden u
ma. Erinomainen laake umpitautiin.
Parempaa Ell voida l6ytaa kuhn
C~hamberlains Tabletit. Niita on help
DO ottaa ia niiden vaikutus on miel.
iyttavaa. Koettakaa kun tarvitsette.
Lake l0ydetty huono0n ruuansulas
tukseen. Kaytin Chamberlains Sto-
mach and Liver Tablets'ia huonoon
ruuansulatukseen ia nc auttoivat pa
remmin kuhn monet muut laakkeet,
ioita olin koettanut. Glen 81 vuotias
ia Glen kauan karsinyt huonosta ruu
ansulatuksesta. Nyt voin syoda mita
vain haluan", kirjoittaa George W.
Emory. Rock Mills, Ala. Tabletit Ell.
vat sisalla pepsinia vaan voimistutta-
vat vatsaa saattaen sen s~ulattamaan
ruokaa luonnollisesti.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co
DES MONIES. IOWA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

~ 1M0 -.
mGlliiesti tuomaan pdaiidispdiipdn
ruofaiabliin moita, termaa, maitoa
ia firnupiimdd. Wotaatit on 10 III.
mattu). 2abiat pitdiii olla firfom a.
laialisia 10 Iauantaiha 10 p. iotta
emannGt tietaiiipdt warata oston
fautta liiGG jos labiat eipGt riitG.
Meill1 on m%onipuolinen ma.
litoima rippifoulupoifien pufuja.
&GpfdG fat,omasia ennenfuin teette
ostofienne.
Suomalainen maate. ia ialfinc-
tallppo. Sromooo, Wticb.
2 Is. gfquist
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
WsptGiuGnG

100 eeferiG maata, 40 eeferiG
iiiaitiee 2R MALTA etelG1n 9abis
li1feeiilta, maalla on 500 foortio
balfometIGG. Spmd %iamimullan
maa, pltro iuofiee lGpi fortin. Sim
ia $4,000.
100 eeteriG maata, faiiniin Wc.
9onalo ioen i~parresIa, tGsiG on
metiG p1GllG jofa tulee bafattatpafii
tGnG fei1nG. Ostajn moipi mafIoo
moania 9affoomalla mainitimberiG
tutfia ia Iebenia. 8arempia tietoio
iaa fplpttGesIG
Sobn &. Sacfion
81. s. 9 @or 200
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Silatfaa maniifantaintia!

Wimilta iaatte perefiiG, >faifen
feiGa bebelmoipi6 maniifantaimia,
tGllG paiffafunnalla fasmatettuia
ia entilelId binnalln. gpt on @ber-
bearing maniifantaimet fallistettu
$1,000 iata. minulta iaatte 6 Doll
larilla iata ia aipan tuerefiiG, etta
jofainen toimi marmasti eld1. &aif.
ii ncfin, jotta oipat 10 minulta IL
lanneet, ilmoittafaa oloitteenne.
$. Sampinen
9or 281 Sronpooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Subtifuun Is pGiwd 1922 on
mlloii fun esther Mass fuoli.
"Wain iiG pitt armaana ia diti
pitt raffaana, ipaan taimaan Sierra
parbaanu, fun foriaii prttitarDaan-
ia.
Scr ia Wers @nbrew &ass ia perbe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
MeDSmamiestG 6alntaam!

Mppm1miest1 baliitaan mpp.
mdan moolia ia mornisioa talon.
omistajillc, tebtaiIle ia liifemiebiq.
lie. Sarioamme fliitpoIfan ia pho,
let erosii profitia iopimaIle benfi'
lolle.
@ig Sour Saint & 8arnisb 60.
Glebelan6, Ohio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
&n[ion f1ntettn

= Balion faDtettp pnbuja on
paiffafuntamme iuomalainen lafi-
mics Souls 81. &eorp. 8iibuiana on
bGn eiiintpnpt uieisia bitomattotpis-
ia iitblisia aiianomaisten ppptGmd-
M. @enestpfieni6 piibtiiana on tie
tenfin ebifii observation-disclosures
E. +. 26 p. ban piibuu @spanion
meteraanien jiibIosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Snmtpfanppa

20 bpiudd ~tpobemosto mppbaGu
forfeimman ~tarjoufien tefemalle fa-
teisostainlIe. Seuoieta on juuri tuo-
TT metidstd ia opat bpniG tpobe.
moiio. WppoGdn %laitantaina bribtif.
15 p. flo 100.
s. S. &illeen talli @per it.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Geiffaa tGmG, ie on rolaa

2eiffaa tdmd Iappu, liita NH.
foam &c ia ldbetd Soley & so 1885
Sheffield Mpe. Chicago. Sll. airjoi.
ia nimeii ia oioitteeii ieIudsti. Soai
foeldbetpfIen Golep's $onep ans
Sar COMPOUND psfddn, fpImpptecn
ia tatarriin ia GoIep's 0ibnep Bills
ia SoIep's gatbartie Tablets. Npp.
t1m1nd fniffiaIIal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Gpnis Mmbuson

Smsta,s. ia Observation-Disclosures
$40 Suffon t., Sromwooo, @ieb.
Woimwe aina ontoa teiIe b.
mdd paltpeliisto.
Meild on fuomoIatsea mpputd.
mites oima. Qpipiad bdntd fttn tdpt.
tie IiifSeesidrrmie.
feIf. 267 ~ItitSeeieen ia totttn S0s
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
&iituslange

Tabbon Lai,ilta monet faitniit fiji.
tofiet Montrealin p~stGipille, lotto
pllGttipGt mim,,t t,,paan trliaiiillu
s p1ip1n iltona, t1oben mufanam
fabnit iefG Ieimofiet. ga ilta fului
bppin bousfosti. 8ielGfin taboon
Gaitiua fiitofiet pst1pille iiitG lob-
iasta ionfa iain rabasia ottaa mos
taan, ia mpos fiitos toimibenfiloil.
Re Mrs &emarille ia Wers Seomon-
mile.
Ost6tpppoellG
Mrs 9itio Beterion
Montreal, 8isc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

: Yapemmon aian merftejG lie.
nee Sopniioe foiapannon ilmoitls
ettG FUN frliiesIa tpot alfatpat top.
oellG moimalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

= Mrs In6erion on ostnrtitt
forrnin @rtpin tofpnisto Sertrp $p'
n~driieltd, @rpim tofpnbooIista 1
maili Idnteem pdin. Maa on aiftoas-
toon 20 eefferin fntr,ir,en; taiip-
pahimrnd tltntematcn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
S~mmremmpista Stint ia @rippi u.s.
fGGn

"OIin fplmettpnpt paboin ia lain
birtpedn psfdn", ianoo Wsrs W. g.
Smitb, Benton, So. "Ostin 5oleps
Sonep ono Sar'ia apteefista ia ie
paramii min,t tapoeIIiiesti" stu
pitaiii ola iofaiiesia tooisia npfp.
aSn Tim i~nfluenaa, srippi psfd ia
fpImpps otpat pleiiid. @ppbddn
tniffiala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Mnbrem SimilG eli Board-
men, diiinut mime oifoina mail
lam SitrIepn eteIGpiiolella, Sron
Co., isis. niinfittiutilla Eiois'
fontriIIo, fitoli mime pe%riantaina,
brbtif. 7 b. iltona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
@nont!

Maitoa iaataiparta fobtubinnalla
fotiin aiettuna.
Mbolpb &osfi
$50. II 81 s 9 1 @or %
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

= Wtrs 8aiunto ia lapiet lGb-
temdt laliantoiiltana Gbicagoa fob.
ben ia pastorin on aifomis iunmin.
taina %iltiinnata mattonlo 2Gnnelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Mrs 8olo. Sanpoia on to
Seraiista. Sermetuloal

= @nfara lumiiaoe of pdifta.
ttnnalIamme fesfipiiffoa masten
pond. @efifeli6 Ell ientdan Diela
iaatii. 2ienee main fei6n merffeid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Mrs 9itia Beterion
Montreal, @isc.

Sronipoooin 4aniallisieura'
human Iiroriioieliran obielmaillan.
mietosia bubtif. 8 p. oil poptGtiloia
$685..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Mmmattiinfa tottnnnt

NnIfIuIIIINTu IuIIuHHI
Suomalaimen bepoienfengittaia.
Siirlep, isis. giirrp'in meretpdt
item tparresio.
10 Mrmas Birtanert
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
syarmarit, Snum!

Sarmarit, S1iom!
&aaranlaSti erittGin manffora-
fenteiiio tpotGrrpja on nellie jaltri
laapumlt. Sinnat opat fobtuulliiet.
&dpfGa fatiomasio.
SnrIo & Sanoers
Sronmooo, Wicb.
= Seioan pG6iiaistamaranne on
i%antaipana ballpimmolla:
Moies Sobn
8astapGGtG Cypress officea
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Sronipoooin ompeluieuraSto
Wers Sobn Garlionin toimesta of
tiiloia $1t.20. Satltret fiitofiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
IantGipGnG

2onis Mnoerion'in 20 acren far.
mi I6bellG Safe itreetin tietd. $p.
pat rofcnnnfiet. $inta tuoriin fob-
trnllinen. u. Us. Heferlott
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
MpStamama

A bengen 6 %iplinterinen Nasb
auto. (&er top).
los Bonnie ct. Sesiiebille
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
6. 6. Salonen
61O 6. glner ct. Sub. $50
Srontpooo, Wicb.

= Olen iaauut ielirafunnan fos-
inan pan 8usfirfin ompeluieuralta
S. @osfen ftta $500. 6uuret fiji
tofiet ie~iirafunnan puolesta. =
Mler &antamdfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Snloia iemimaarille

@botbomL Micb. Mrs Sobn @al.
lion faittta: Soiepb Sill $500;
cam MGnnistO, o. &omnniIa, ..
Motenbuecbt, Sba 81. Bingham, Co.
Ia Sill, W1. g. gpena fifin $t.O0;
Soitpo 2ollio, Bm Safola, Sacob
2uoma, Sobn Sormo, @ira Sdmi.
men, Scr 8oininnen, Mntt 8ollio
fufin Soc; BitffiIo, 6. 8iIto, Sofia
Wiemisto, 8ictor 8Glim1fi, fitfin
25c; @r1s t0c. gbteenid $780,
Tbompiort Ohio, Siina Sacfion
$3.50. Spo. fittoffet.
---S.-
M~pbtdudma
ttieonnpta tpobefpoiia mpptdtpdnd
Q MALTA ~pobioiieen Sromipoobista.
Mofes S1rttnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

- 8an 8iisfirfin ompeluieuran
naisten iltmmista If. 2 p. of titloia
1926, menoia $2.75, ioten iaar-
nos oil $29.81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
OrUItIUUUuIW III DIIIV. W1tIITIu

sntakaa puheimena ueo Auttajale kaiista tapahtumista j. crit
tAinkin momalaisia koskevista, dten teette hyvan spalvelulsen leh.I
dele ia yeisdlle. Auttajan puhelinnumero on sew
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
&irfollinen toiminta Sroamoobisia
ia BesIemerisIG


ia 8esiemerisiG
MISUNDERSTANDING IA p. iuma.
lanpalWells Sronwoooisia flo 10
ap.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iltabartaus.
betfi Srontpoooisia flo 1873 iii.
YddiidiienG 16 p. rippilasten
f~onfirmeeraais ia aifuisten rippi
iumalanpalpelufien pbtepoesia Sron
moooisia flo 1a10 ap. Soimitusten
~pGGtpttpa on ieurafunnan emGntien
laittamaa plolista ~iaatmpana nlaia-
lisia 25c binnasta. &irtfofolebti ur-
turtle.
Baaiiaiiena iumalanpalwelus
8esiemerisi1 flo 2 ip.
HGGiiGiienG rippifoululaisten IL
lanpietto Sromuoooin firfosia bp.
ipGllG obielmalla flo 7 iu.
&esfimiiffona 10 p. l%alllunbario-
tus Sronipoooisia flo RS in.
Torstaina 20 p. Sronpoooin ON.
peluieuran fofous Wers Iler Santa.
m1en lltona flo 8 ill.
Slinnunt. % b. ju%malnnpallpe.
ms Sronpoobisia flo 10 ap.
Sl1nnunt. 90 p. b~artausbetfi
Meaomillen fouQulla flo 2 Up.
Sunnunt 90 firffofoniertti Sron-
moo0isia flo 7 ill.
BpbGfoulu SronpoooisIa iofa
ppb1 flo h12 ap. ia 9es iemerisiG
flo 10 ap.
Sm,oatt11: &afioistpttGret &utb
ia @leonora Suoma, ipnt. maalisf.
81 b. 1922, fuolleet eoeIlinen ia.
mana p1imGn1 fuin ipntpi ia jail.
timGinen If. 5 p. baubattiin molem-
mat If. 7 b. = Mntti SimilG, ipnt.
&imii1rpell1 A p. tammif. 1874,
fuoli relrmatismiin s p. 1llbtif.
San 9usfirfisia, 8is. 1922, baiio.
If. II b.. 4S 10. 3 IF. ia A p. ipan-
bana.
&. 6. SaIonen
61O 6. aper ct. Hmb. $50
Sroutpooo, Wicb.
= Olen laanitt %feitratunnan fas-
inan pan 8usfirfin ompellieuralta
| S. &osfen ftta $500. Srltret fiji
tofiet ierrafunnum p~uolesta. =
Mler MantamGfi.
- San 8usfirfin ompeluieuran
naisten iltamista If. 2 p. of tiiloio
1926, menoia 1915, ioten iG1n-
NOS oil $29.81.
Srompoooin ompeluieurastn
Mers .Sobn Gorlionin toimesta oil
tuloio $1t.20. Satliret fiitofiet.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19

passing week with Mr.. Clarence r,
Mackay in the Adirondacks, returned
yesterday to New York with Mr. MaclSag
and will arrive here tomorrow. Mr..
Mackay has gone again 10 the Adirou-
dacks TO join his son. John Wiliai1
Mackay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. P. Pell have
given the drawing room Of Cherisol.
their villa ON Pond Lane. for song
recital to be held on the afternoon ot
August % by Nine. Darlington Smith
of New York. who will have the assist
ance of Colin O'Moore, tenor. and Wal
ter Golde at the piano. The villa colony
will be we'll represented In the audience.
In order to interest residents 81
Southampton in the proposed memorial
to be erected in Agawam Park to homo
soldiers and sailors of this place who
lost their lives in the war a mass meet
ing and band concert was held tonight
in the park Addresses were made by
l.. Emory Terry, chairman Of the COM
mittee Phillip Brady, resident OF
Southa mpton and veteran of the civil
war: Col Thompson, the Rev. Jesse
Halsey and Edward H. Foster. Among
members of the committee are Mrs.
Peter b. Wyckon. Mr.. and Mrs John
G. Peck. Adrian RI. Larkin. Henry II.
Rogers. A. Stewart Walker. Mrs. T.
Gaillard Thomas. Frank a. Burlng.
william X. Dunwell, Irving l.. Terry.
Charles E. Mitchell. Miss Julia w
Foster Mrs. Charles III. Sabn and John
d. Corrigan.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
SALE IN BERKSHIRES
FOR NEW YORK CHARITY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dre1el
Biddie at Stockbridge.

Special Dispatch TO TIE New YORK Herald.
STocKBRIpGE, Mass. Aug. fs.-Mr.
Franklin MacVeagh. former Secretary of
the Treasury, is at the Red Lion Inn at
Stockbridge for a short stay before go
ing to his country place in Dublin. y. II.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Drexel Biddle OF
Philadelphia. who have been spending
several weeks in Maine. are at the Red
Lion, and Gov Henry Roberts Of Con-
necticut and Mr.. Edward G. Roberts
OF Hartford also arrived there to-day.
Mrs. John II. G, Church had a lunch
con and bridge with seven tables In play
at her home in Great harrington this
afternoon.
sale was started this afternoon
and will be continued tomorrow at the
Stockbridge villa of Mrs. Harold Farau-
har Hadden for the benefit OF the New
York Clinic for Disabled Soldiers. in
which Mrs. Carlos NJ. dc Heredi, Miss
Gertrude Parsons and others are in
terested.
Heaton Han was the center OF inter-
esting events for Stockbridge society to-
day. This afternoon popular songs OF
Shakespeares day were given by Emma
Marshall Denkinger and Esther Morton
Wood, soprano. for the benefit Of the
Radcliffe College Endowment Fund.
Miss Anne n. and Miss Caroline Lee
roy Webb OF New York are visiting
their sister, Mrs John Il. Alexandra, at
Spring Lawn in Lenox.
Arrivals at the Curtis Hotel In Lenox
include Miss Charlotte A., Miss Bessie
g. and Mr.. Charles Stillman Of New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. George Clarke Bry-
ant and Messrs. Roland and Norman
Bryant of Ansonia. Conn.
Mr. Howard Willetts and sister. Mrs
J. Henry Carson, left New Marlboro
to-day for Lake Pleasant, Adlrondacks
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch 20 rHE NEW yoRK HERstp.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. Aug. Is.--New
York arrivals to-day include.
Ambassa dor-Gcorge A. McDevltt. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Gregg. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. McLimont. Mrs. T.. II. Currier and
the Rev. Robert j. Cassidy.
Traymore--Mr. and Mrs. w. C.. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles $. Mccarthy. Mr..
and Mrs. William y. Bedderick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Landon Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Scott Boyd. Miss Florence Lowell, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Il. Roody l.. y. Hale and
Thomas G.. Coughlin.
Ritz-Carlton-Mr. and Mrs. j. w. r.
Cope. Oscar Duryca. J. l.. Pratt. Mrs. r..
n. Conner Mrs. Lou Casey. w. s..
Bowers. Fred Eisemann, Miss NJ B.
Kent Mrs. r. Harris Miss Louise Har-
ris. l.. s. Welton. y. H. Griber and Mr..
and Mrs Edgar Adams
Marlborough -Blenheim--Mrr and Mrs.
&. NJ. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Me-
Allistcr. Mr.. and Mrs. y. " Robinson.
Saul McClay Mrs ". N. vanvoorhees
and II. A. Foster.
Dennis--Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hoffman,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs w. O. McCurdy, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Durcll and Miss Pearl Andrews.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
LG. G.Schurman,Jr.,
and Miss CuShnan
Are to Be Married
Eiancee Now Visiting Amer
lean Minister and Mrs.
Schurman i'm Pekin.

Mrs Joseph Wood cushman of $50
Lexington avenue and Cloverly. Bedford,
NJ ". where she is passing the summer,
has announced the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Mary Allerton Cushman,
to Mr.. Jacob Gould Schurman. Jr, son
OF the. American Minister to China and
former president Of Cornell University
and Mrs Schurman.
Miss Cush,nan is at present visiting
the family of Minister and Mrs Schur-
man at, the American Legation in Pekin
and the wedding will take place upon
her return to New York.
Miss Cushman Is member of the
Junior League. A younger sister is Miss
Elizabeth Cushman and brother is
Mr. Holbrook b. Cushman. a graduate
Of Princeton. class OF IS.
Mr.. Schlrrman was graduated from
Cornell in 1917 and served as cap
tain IN the 309th Infantry in France. He
has since been graduated from the Har-
ward Law School.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19

Genevieve Ward famous American
tragedienne. died OF heart failure to- -da y
at ner home In Hampstead.
Geneyievc Ward was bornsin 1S3S and
was daughter of the late Col. Samuel
Ward OF New York. Her grandfather,
Gideon Lee was one OF the early Mayors
Of New York He had a lovely old house
IN Bond street and another In the
country. as the Washington Square
section OF the city was then known.
Miss Ward studied for the operatic
stage in italy and Paris. She made her
debut at La Scala. Milan. in 1856
in Paino's opera Stella di Nspol.
under the name OF Ginewa Guerrabella
She had met with operatIc successes In
many European cities when sne came
TO New York and made her America n
debut at the Academy Of Music as Vic :.
ietto In La Traviata,'
The demand made upon the young
singers art by the music loving world
was 80 great that she overtaxed herself
IN meeting IL. and when in Cuba on
winter tour in 1862 she lost her singing
voice. and her operatio career was al an
END. She taught singing In New York
FOR few years, but in 1873 she returned
TO England and went on the dramatic
stage, making her first appearance that
year at the Royal Theater in Man
chester as Lady MEb,th. She met
with instant success. and in 1874 went
70 London to appear at the Adelphi
Theater as Aierita in elizabeth of tho
Exiles of Siberia"
-Four years after her first appearance
IN London she came 10 New York again
ana made her debut as an actress at
booth's Theater. playing the role of Jane
shore In play of that name. She
starred In number of Shakespearean
DAYS before returning to London In
ls's. In 1883 she began tour that
TOOK her to all parts of the world
Her greatest success on the stage was
IN Forget -Me-Not." She herself said
so In An interview a few years ago,
she played II at several thousand per-
formances. Sir Herbert Tree was in
her company in that play.
Albert Lee Ward who was secretary
OF the American Legation during the
siege of Paris, was a brother of the
actress. and her father held diplomatic
positions IN Europe. During a winter
IN Nice she met Count Guerbel of Rus
sia. They fell in love and were mar
rled IN the American consulate in Nice
Then they started for Paris to have n
church ceremony performed. but. learn
ing that she was not an heiress. the
count declined 10 go through with the
ceremony.
subsequently, however the matter
was brought 10 the attention OF the
car. who ordered Guerb-i TO have the
religious ceremony performed This
was done in Warsaw But the couple
separated Immediately afterward and
she never used the title of countess
or late years she had lived quietly at
her English home
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
RECEIVED BY BELGIAN KING.
Rev. Charles $. MncFarIand Pre-.
scented by Baron de Cartier.

BRUSSELS Aug. is (Associated Press)
king Albert to-day received the Rev.
Charles 5. MacFarland OF New York.
secretary of the Federal Council OF
Churches of Christ in America who was
introduced by Baron Cartier de Mar
chienne. Belgian Ambassador to the
United States.
The Rev. Mr. MacFarland presented to
the King two addresses the first from
the Council of Churches petitioning the
monarch to accept the honorary presi-
dcucy- of the council, which King Albert
accepted and the second from Mr.. Mac
Farland. recalling 10 the King the role
played by the Walloons in the founda-
tion Of New York and the United States.
Mr.. MacFarland also presented to the
King gold medal, a reproduction of
the first seal of New York inscribed
with the words "Nova Belgi." -
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
CAPT. A. D. NASH DIES.
New London Retired Mariner Falls
to Survive After Operation.

NEW LONDON, Conn. Aug. iS-Capt.
Albert benson Nash, retired marine.
died at Lawrence Associated Hospital
Thursday night following an operatio !.
Capt. Nash was born In Lotteryville.
r. J.. February 5. 1912. son of Capt.
William Eliery Nash and Susan Barbour
Nash. He followed the water all his life
unti he retired in-1907. He was In com
mand of private yachts and was master
of the steamship Munnatawaket, ,plyins
between this city and Fishers Island
He leaves his wife, Mary T.. Nash. and a
daughter. Mrs. Payne. wife of Col. Nor
ris B. Payne.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
HOT SPRINGS. Va.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw York HEBAp.
HoT SPRINGS. Va. Aug. iS--Mrs.
Henry Evans OF New York gave a din
ner party last night in the Homestead
and satcr took her guests to the movies.
Mrs. Evans viii return from New York
early in the week
Mrs. Francis /. Gowen ana Mrs. An
thony NJ. Hance arrived to-day from
Philadelphia for fortnights visit.
Mrs. Daniel Manning of Albany and
Mrs. Robert Livingston Fryer Of Buffalo
were among those coming IN to-day.
Mrs. Terah Haggin entertained at tea
this afternoon on the Casino lawn.
Miss Dorothy Achells Of New York,
here with her father Mr.. John Achelis
was among those on the riding trails to-
day.
Mr.. George Isedlle and Mr.. George ].
Peet OF New York drove to-day 70 Fassi-
fern Farm for luncheon.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
NOTES or SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs Barrett Andrews Of 400
Park avenue, left yesterday for a short
motor trip In New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Kerr have
closed their apartment at Sherry's. 400
v~rk avenue. for p month and have
gone to Pakcsley. Ontario.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Greer gave y
1uucheon yesterday at Pierre's for their
daughter. Mrs. Robert G. Mylcs, Jr. Mr.
and Mrs. w Deering Howe and Mrs.
Wflsnr G. Langley also had friends
there for luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Eaton ar
rived from their country place at Belle
port III, yesterday at the Hotel Lor-
raine.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
MELONS ATTORNEY DIES.
James ". BeaIc Found Dead Whi1s
Guest Mt Pittsburgh Home.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. ls.-James II.
Beale. personal legal adviser of Secre-
tary A. w. Mellon. was found dead In
bath room at the residence of F. Il.
Babcock here to-day.
Mr. Beale. who had been in Washing
ton for some time, returned on business
and was staying at the Babcock home,
his residence being closed for the sum-
mer.
lie was a member OF the firm of
Reed. Smith. shaw & Beale, Of which
Major David A. Reed also was a mem
ber before his appointment TO the United
states Senate this week
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
LoDEwICUs v. SANFORD.

Lodewicus V. Sanford, founder OF
the Eastern District Y NJ c. A. I'm
Brooklyn and n prominent member OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church In
Brooklyn. died Thursday in his eighty
second year. He was at one time vice.
president OF the National Stove Works,
and in 1892 became New York manager
for the Kelsey Heating Company. retir-
ing two years ago He designed the
heating systems In many country homes
or Tuxedo, Lenox and wheatley Hills.
He is survived by sister and son.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene In Montague
Give Luncheon Party.

Give Luncheon Party.
Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NARRAGANsETT PIER. r. T.. Aug. 1s.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward a. Mitchell of
Washington. who are at the Massasoit
entertained at a dinner to forty guests
az the Point Judith Country Club to-
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene IA Montague OF
New York gave luncheon party at the
Carlton to-day.
Mrs. Mason Pfzenmayer of New
Haven entertained to-day at bridge of
Ave tables. followed by tea. at her villa
Maplehurst. on Central street.
r. G. G. Lyon OF England and Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Paul of Philadelphia
are guests OF Mrs. Archibald Thomson
OF Philadelphia Mt Bass Rock Farm.
Mrs. Wallace Campbell OF Syracuse
and children are with her mother. Mrs
Rowald =. Hazard. at Holly House
Peacedale. for the rest of the season.
Prof Janet Scott of Syracuse univer-
sity Is the guest of Mrs. Frederick r.
Hazard OF Syracuse at Westmoreland
Fields on the cliffs