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Evening star., 1924-11-13
SOCIETY
The French Envoy and Nine. Jusserand
to Be Entertained by the
Italian Ambassador.

have taken an apartment at the Mon
tello, Columbia road. for the winter
Col. Lott was in command of the
Sth Cavalry at Fort Bliss, Tex. for
year. and he and Mrs. Lott motored
to Washington from his post there
Mrs. Marshall Field returned last
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Springston of Chit
cago, were married last evening The
ceremony was performed at $50
O'Clock in st. Johns Church. Lafayette
square. the Rev. Edward Slater Duu-
ECnntinued ON Ninth para
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Miss Elizabeth Hills. whose en-
gagement to Mr.. James Henry Walsh
was recently announced. was the
guest OF honor at tea yesterday of
Mrs. Robert Donald Worth, who en-
tertained at the embassy room, on
Sixtieth street, New York.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Miss Edith ]. Goode, Judge and Mrs.
). j. Graham, Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant, Mrs. Ridgley Hunt and Comdr
c. It. Jewell.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

ris Evans. in England in the late
Winter.
DR.. Tom Williams entertained a
company of men last evening in
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Miss Meta Evans, who has been
visiting the charge d'affaires of Aus
tria and Nine. Prochnik. is estab-
lished at the Highlands for a portion
OF the season. Miss Evans will
probably join her mother, Mrs. Nor
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Mrs. Emory Sands has gone to
New York. where she has joined her
parents. Admiral and Mrs. william +.
Fullam. at the Hotel Ritz-Carlton,
They will return to Washington the
middle Of next week.
Evening star., 1924-11-13


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Evening star., 1924-11-13

" HE Ambassador of France and
Nine. Jusserand will be the
guests of honor at dinner
Monday evening. November
"a, with the retiring Ambas-
ador of Italy, Don Gelasio Caetani,
as host
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Miss Virginia Edwards will enter
tain company at bridge Tuesday
afternoon in compliment to Miss
Mary Elizabeth Thompson, daughter
of Mr.. Joseph ". Thompson, debu
tante of this season. though she will
have no formal presentation.
Col and Mrs. Abraham Grant Lott
Evening star., 1924-11-13

The retiring third secretary of tn
Italian Embassy, Signor Renato s.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood re-
turned to Washington yesterday
after spending several weeks at Hot
Springs, Va. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Morgan
Evening star., 1924-11-13

lenzi. has gone to New York and Is
st the Hotel Roosevelt until he sails
Saturday for Italy.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

ed Cuba in Washington during most
Of her girlhood, she has many
friends here. Since the death of her
father. Senorita Quesada and her
mother have made their home in
Havana, but they have made occa-
sional visits to Washington.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

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Swiss Minister and Nine. Peter
Entertained in New York.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter, who are in New York
for a short stay, were entertained at
the performance last evening of NJ.
Firmin Gemier. the great French
actor. the consul general Of Switzer-
land in New York and Nine. Junod
being their hosts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
Elm City Caddies
Trim Augusta Lads
lSpecIal ID Kennehec Lournal

JOIENaID
Waterville. Aug. 1.-THE Water
Vile caddies defeated the caddies o.
the Augusta Country Cub this af-
ternoon on the Country club links .
10 3. There We're many low scores
made by the players Il both teams.
several Of the boys making around
40 for the nine holes and many did
not 90 above the so mark NJ. Adams
Of Waterville and c. Burke Of Angus
T. each turned in a 80 card and a
A went 10 Overlook Of Augusta. This
IS the second match that has been
played between these two teams. the
first ending in a tie. The Watervilln
caddies are looking for a game with
the Portland caddies at the present
time.
W. Lindvail % Waterville defeated
r. Lishenvess of Augusta l up.
J. Jones of Augusta defeated G..
Giroux of Waterville . and !. Au-
susta won on best ball.
G. TAYLOR Of WatervIlle defeated T.
Overlook Of Augusta up.
NJ. Adams of Waterville defeated
c. Burke of Augusta ) and 1. Water
Vile won on best ball.
l.. Adams of Waterv!He defeated j.
Jones of Augusta l up.
& Tyson OF Augusta defeated T..
Gadbois of Waterville up 90 holes)
Waterville won on best ball.
r. Larsen Of W9tcrville defeated a.
Hilton of Augusta 6 and 3.
f. Adams of Waterville defeated T..
Forkenham Of Augusta Sand ). Wa
terville won on best ball.
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Workers Leaving
Alarming Germany

dusseldorf. Germany. July % CA.
. oy MalN--German skilled workers
are leaving the Fatherland in quest
" better luck elsewhere in such
s'srming numbers that German in
e,ustry is seriously ieopardized This
especially true OF the Ruhr Valley.
conference was recently held
qeFe between representatives Of the
russian government and the Rhen-
Nh industrials. at which this QueS-
Son was aired. The speaker for the
.nuustrials used the following un-
sVulvoesl language:
Inc emigration OF German work
as Is reaching greater and greater
proportions. The great majority OF
aose emiSrating consists Of skilled
;seeeialty workers. In other words, 1t
= our most capable workers who are
'SasihS their country.
herman industry, which by its ma
Sre Is dependent upon capable spe-
tai'F workers as its very backbone,
threatened with humiliation II en-
sFauon continues as at present
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FAIRFIELD

Mrs. George Chapman. Miss Caro-
Chapman. Mrs. Katherine Keene and
Miss Doris Drew passed Sunday at
the Drew cottage at Snow pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Smith and
son. Harold and Mrs. Smiths sister
of Bangor returned from an auto
trip to the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Files motored to
RoCkland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wheeler and
daughter. Vivian, NJ. and Mrs.
Leander Young and granddaughter.
Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Msddocks and
son, Edwin, passed Sunday at Clear
water pond
Mr.. and Mrs r. Fl. Hatch, Mr. and
Mrs. Ohio Hatch and Miss Viola
Whitman OF Rockland were guests
Sunday OF Mr., and Mrs. Albert
Hatch.
Mrs. Jennie Flood Kreser was in
Auburn Monday in the interests Of
the Republican campaign.
Mrs. Charles Burrill and Miss
Ethel Lewis passed the week end at
Old Orchard
Roger Brown is passing a few days
vacation in Boston.
II. r. Narnev and Fred Steves
passed Monday at Camp Benson in
Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Shower and
daughter PearIa passed Sunday at
Oakland and Belgrade.
Miss Marion Murphy passed sun
day iii Oakland, the guest Of Mrs
Melvin Bean.
Phillip Bowker OF Bristol, Conn.
Is visiting his father. Nathan Bow
ker.
Francis Tullev has completed hi.
duties at William Dronins meat
market
Leland Glew is employed at Hollis
candy store, taking tho place Of
Edwin Maddocks. who is having a
vacation.
Mrs. n. l.. Mcclellan. Mrs. Juanita
kittredEe and Miss Doris Mcclellan
and Mrs. Florence Weber Of Wat
erville passed Saturday at the
Weber cottage AZ Srithfield
Monday evening Donald Brown.
the little son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brown Of Osborne street. while re-
turning home from playing with a
little mate across the street. vas
knocked down by an auto coming
swiftly around the corner on its
Vav to the fire on Main street. The
little fellow was cut and he was
badly bruised but il IL thought he
was not seriously injured.
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Swedes Derive Oil from sh.I.

a total ri PAS 100000 tons OF fuel
oil can he derived from Sweden's de-
posts of bituminous male. according
10 estimates Of engineers published in
connection with the announcement
that production Of shale oil IL about
t. begin on a large scale at Kinne-
kulle.
Since Sweden is entirely dependent
on IMPORTS for her coal and petro-
lcum, for many years attention has
been directed to the economic TIM
rfotance Of finding some way of pro-
dUcing fuel from her vast deposk Of
alum shsle.
A highly satisfactory solution has
been reached by two Swedish engi-
neers and the considerable quantities
of oil which they have already pro-
Guced has been tested practically by
the Swedish navy on oil-burning yes
sells and by various industrial estab-
lIshments. The results show that
shale oil can compete successfully
with all except the more refined
grades Of. petroleum oil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
DE:X Err

Mrs Eliza Tarkmnn has gore 20
Boston, where she will attend the Ma
uona, Nemcp's Relief Corps Convcn-
lion held IN conjunction with the q,
Il convention The other delegates
ifem Dexter are Mrs. Ross Rurrill and
Mrs. Andrew stevens. who will visit
relatives while IN the Hut.
The many friends Of Harry w.
Young Of school street will he pleased
'o learn that he is resting comfort
aeN after an operation fer appendi-
eliS at tho Plummer Memorial hospi-
tai
Mrs, Eugene Champion and son Lew
Is left for Rochester. \. H. saturday.
NRare they viii 10 tho guests Of Mrs.
oscar Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace NUtter OF
walden, Mass, arc guests Of Mr., and
MS Albert Atkins.
MIS- Lillian Woodruff and son. Wal
mf who has been visiting relatives in
nsNter and Ripley. have returned to
'oeir homo in Minneapolis, Mimi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

noon on complaint Of officer Duck
worth on charge OF violating the local
traffic law in regard to parking.
Judge Withee found Mr.. Kicker guilty
and after paying the costs Of court
he was allowed to depart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Walker Went
20 Boston Saturday to attend the Ma
uonal encampment OF the G. A. Il.
veterans.
Miss Maud r. Powers, who has
been attending a summer school for
teachers at the Gorham Normal
School, returned Saturday night "a
her home in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perlev Hooper. who
have been working at the Spring
Lake camp for the past two months.
have completed their lIhors and re-
turned to their home In Madison the
last Of the week.
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WHITEFTELD

Mrs. Minnie Fov,ss and daughter.
Neota vent = Portland recently.
where they are the guests Of Mrs.
George Ares
Mr.. and Mrs. Leenan Potter and
two daughters, Martha ard Alberta.
returned from Vinal Haven, Wednes-
day.
MA and Mrs. George Bu!VinEle and
family LEFT for their home In Massa-
chusetts. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold MacInnis Ief,
Saturday for their home in Phuad.l-
rhla- after a two months stay with
Mr.. MacInnis' mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Periie Reed ard daugh-
ter, Geraldine, and mother, Mrs. An
RE Reed OF South Gardiner we're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur aeri-
geld. Wednesday
Mr.. ard Mrs. Wendell Turner Of
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COMING EVENTS

Aug. 1a-,W. c. T. U. Fild Day. Old
Aug. l3-Monmouth Academy reunion.
Aus. lS-Penobscot Pomona Field day
at Orono.
Aug. lS-BanEor Historical Society.
field day A. Winterport.
Aug lo--Ionona- Farm Bureau Field
day. HiKhmcor
Aug 15-l6-American Pathological So
ciety orchard tour of Maine
Aus, 2o-tield day Of AndroscoEgin
SaEsdahoc Pomona Grange and
Thomas Point
Aug. c0-DeYter High Alumni Reunion
and FIELD day. Crosby pond. Dexter
AUG. 2n-4leunion Of the Path and 2gth
Maine RegimentaI Association at
Wstsr'ille 6. A. r. hall.
Aug. 2l-Hewitt family reunion at
Windsor
Aug. o3-RepublIcan Rally. Island
Park.
Aug. 22-sept 1-77th annual camp
meeting at East Livermore.
AI nn, Ie con,,r.nSo Enslsqd Grange ar
Aug. 2e-27-Amcrican Legion state
Convention, WatervilIe
Aug. 29-Fifty-second annual reunion
10th Maine Regimentsl Association,
Q, A r. hall Watervilla
Aug. 1e--lmperial Dutch club Of Maine
Aug. 15-old Home SUNDAY. Durham.
Aug, 7-1s-Chautandus Readnoid
Sept. 6-1--1Jnth Anniversary celehya-
ton. New Gloucester.
Sept lo-Fifteenth Maina ReKlmentsI
G Associs ton reunion AZ Bangor
ISOLATION 57th annual meeting, Po-
Sent. 2s'ocf. 2~M.in. Federation
Nomens Clubs. Portland
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Dn pont Powder Head Weds

Denver, Colo. Aug. 1.-THE mar
riage of Miss Mariolla Miller, sister
OF Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes. for
merly of New York. and Alfred VIC
tor Du Pont, manager OF the Du
Pont Powder Works at LOWERS
Colo. last Friday at LittIeton. Colo''
was announced by the bride today
Mrs. Du Pont recently was INTRO
duced to Denver society by her
mother. Mr.. Du Pont Is graduate,
OF Yale In chemical engineering ana
before taking charge OF the LOU
viers plant OF the Du Pont Powders
Company made his home at VIII.
mfngton, Del. He il son OF, Alfred
I..Dmpont. and Bessie Gardner Du'I
Pont.
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Mccarthy Wins
Over Wolf Larsen

Boston. Aug. ll-Pat Mccarthy OF
the Roxbury district won the judges
decision over Wolf Larsen in slow,
mauling ten round contest. McCar-
thy weighed ia pounds and Larsen
$50 l..
Tommy Robson Of Maiden, Mass
too. the decision from George koo-
inson of Cambridge IN a we'll fought
ten-round semi final. Jack Williams
of Chicago also was a winner in
ten-round GO with Walter Lee on
Denver. Young DenCio of the Phil
ippines won the decision over Jose
.Iarvia. l. s. y, in another ten
rounder.
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DR.. Cannon Ill,
Must Face Hearing
Death of Woman

New York. Aus. 1l-Althoush' &C
cording TO his attorney, he IS suneL-
Ing from nervous ailment when
makes rest a necessity, DR.. Had!eY
T, Cannon must face examination IN
the homicide court on Wednesday ~
connection with the death OF Monica
Mahoney. II years old. OF hrooh''''e'
Mass. in his Office last THURSDAY.
Magistrate House so ruled IN
bomicide court today when the ply
stefan was avraigned on short al
sdayit sworn to by detective Alfred
/ Renfer. allesing that the woman
death was caused by injuries iniiict-
cd with intent TO perform an Illegal
operation,
Il think the bail is very low" the
magistrate commented. but contin-
ued il at $500 when he was IN
formed by Assistant District Attorn-
ev John F. Manley that the figure
had been fixed by the district at
torney's Office.
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Chinese Must Part With ousu..

Queues are mark Of Ignorance
ana the wearing Of them does no
credit 20 latter day China. save Cen
eraI Wang Chen-ping civil governor
oi Chill province. in an order abol-
ishing them. Two months time viii
be allowed pig tail" Chinese TO set
rid - Their appendices voluntarily.
AftsT that queue cutting parties will
be staged by the police in all quarters
Of the province by official order.
brief campaign OF education will
ne carried on during the two months
respite by means Of posters and hand
bills. The police in the villages will
assist h. telling the people how fool
len they are to stick to the ancient
custom.
In addition To having his queue
forcibly removed any Chinese falling
u observe the order will be fined one
dollar. the proceeds 20 be divided
among the police who have been
most conscientious In enforcing
obedience
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Gibbons After
Money Due Him
In Bloomfield Bout

London. AUG 1.-THE ENen'nE
standard says today that Tommy
Gibbons. the American victor over
Jack Bloomfield in last SATURDAY $
prize fight. has started legal PRO
ceedtnSs to attach G7,"o0 alleged TO
he due him for the Bloomfield en-
counter. Gibbons has already re-
cetved c 5000. It Is understood that
fighters who took part in prelim'n-
arv bouts Saturday also are taxing
action to get their money.
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PITTSFIELD

" e. A. will meet August -
certrude Woodbury. at her home
T'I vs,tland avenue. The State COM
90 %, Lula Roberts, will be pres
a good attendance is desired.
e. ..,,or Perciyal r. Baxter, sena-
psrt u. Fernald, Congressman
20 Eelson and the candidate for
12a. .-ror. Ralph Brewster OF Portland,
ulll be on a speaking tour
: nh o Somerset county on Tuesday.
~, ..eak at PittsfeId from the hotel
,.sps At 10 p. u.
-, and Mrs. Harris Mathews and
warts Jr., and Mrs. e. e. Ma
". u,srs in Bangor Monday 70 meet
w. W Alice Whitten. who arrived there
-. boat from Arlington, Mas
o. yzcstion from her duties as head
:" a. hospital in Arlington.
~, ard Mrs. WnI Rhoades and
,,5xb,sr. MISS MARY Rhoaf"s. and
&C. poJly Hanson If Portland passed
sa,say at New Meadows Inn.
~, ara Mrs. Sanger cook have re-
-. from two, weeks automobile
,4o 70 Sew York.
n n. HAYES Of skowhegan was a
...,,ssa caller IN town Saturday.
-, and Mrg. Fred SNOW left Satur-
NJ ,oy a two weeks visit in Boston.
r,,san Hoxis has returned 10 his
80 IN Lewiston after visit with
..'.,., and relatives In town.
n, ard Mrs. Thomas Dickie n Dan
Yasg, we're guests Of Mr.. ard
,F.s william Rhoades at their new
.gafow on Easy street, Saturday.
., and Mrs Leroy Taft Of Mad!-
r.rs in town calling on relatives
"a friends Saturday
g.-, Dyer Of Madison va. in town
,,t,lay on his return from Hartland.
w,s Nina Bearge went to Hsllowell
-..,-4sr for an nver-Sundav visit with
=, laughter. Miss Pearl B"ars". who
I. teacher in a girls school in thai.
g." The rembers Of Company A Of the
,t.,1ousrfer4 department ~ the Ma
.,,sI Guard have returned from their
'.e,ial tour Of duty at Fort Ethan
arsn IN Vermont.
NJ ard Mrs. Clark Hun'l"v and two
,,.eb.ers and con ~ Portland are
.s.e,s Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smiley
;, ,telr homo on Grove street.
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BELGRADE

The Ladies Aid will meet at the
church Wednesday afternoon. Aug,
18th.
Misses Edna and Edith Lenfest OF
Palmyra have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. z. 2. McKissick for the
past week
MISS Lottie Scrihner Of Washing
TON, .. c. is passing her summer
vacation az her home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Minot returned
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Woman Shot to Death
AtWheel of Auto and
Escort Fatally Shot

Great Neck. y. Y. Aus. ia NO
man was found shot to death a the
steering wheel Of an automobile near
here tonight and her escort died
within a few minutes after persons
attracted by the shots found the car.
The woman had been shot twice in
the head and the man. identified by
Nassau county authorities as Fred
erick Rayard OF New York City. was
shot in the mouth. 4 new pistol
was held in Bayards hand The
woman. said TO he about -, was not
identified.
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Chicago. Aug. LILY A. Pl-Fin-
ishinc a week of fine golf with still
better soft than she had Vet display
ed, Edith Cummings. Of Chicago. add
ed the western womens golf cham
rionship TO her national title by find
Ing Marion Burns of Kansas City off
her game and defeating her by the
wide margin OF L. and 20 al Onwent-
STA today.
The champion PLAYED splendid golf
and not only Won the title, but the
sold medal for low qualifying score
of 81.
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Every thirteenth inha bitant OF the
world lives in a city OF more than
I0N, 900 population. according to cal
culations made by Munich atatis-
tiCian. There are 400 cities on this
globe whose population exceeds 100
COO. OF these. 202 are in Europe and
their average population Ia 300. 900.
In Europe alone the proportion. Of
persons living In. large cities Ia even
greater than for the whole world. for
every seventh person on European
SOL lives in city Of 100, 900 inhabi-
tants or more.
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SPORTS
Continued from Sporting oass)

New York, Aug. 11-MidEick
Country Club defeated the Rumson
Polo Club u TO in the second
match Of the Junior polo champion
ship AT Rumson, y. j., today. The
match was closer than tire score in
dicates. as seven Of Mid wicks points
were made on fouls. The United
States Army and Rockavay teams
viii play the third match OF the
81 les tomorrow.
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LEONARD EASILY
WINS OVER MORAN

OLYMPIC Arena. Cleveland, Aus. IT
by \. FD-BcnnN Leonard.
worlds lightweight champion. de
Tending his title for the first time In
eleven months. easily defeated Fal
Moran. New Orleans challenger. IN
a 1O-round no-decision contest mere
tonight \ tahulataton by the tihE
sida evperts gave Leonard nine Of the
ton rounds while the sixth went to
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TO Boston Friday after passing a
week at Mr.. Minots old home here.
Mrs. Rose Wadleigh has returned
from Boston, where she was sum-
moned blythe fatal Illness Of her
sister. Mrs Lydia Furnish.
Miss May OConnor and party
from Cambridge. Mass. are
'ho guests at the Stuart.
Mrs. William White. who has been
receiving surgical treatment at the
Sisters hospital in Waterville, has
returned home.