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The Conning Tower
i w v*. Di MB.
j i^gj fo the morninp and tho summer world,
Bttill disturba mc
erorda aouad afreah out ol dark- \na\t,
aa/] tened ft- jen laal nighl arhen you talkul?
in Btaaor,
a- , Uy, an.l sai.l;
] . that is gbod dootrmo."
Or; "1 hcliexo that. also"?
? afOTC mr clear iti your . |
-ity an.l truth <-h<n 1*1 seom so strange ar.d rare!)
la a mitrhty wonder and love,
e and tho food;
Bad loapt.
-,\ ' ;rp inv arms ahout yotit- nock
x y of you to tho ihininp truth of your eyes?
w ... r and days aa a au
1 i damb nnd you must havo loft me unknoxvinp.
? irbed iti the fresh summer morninp
? ? i irs. Ai>lN BtumaTU,
Our Candidate with the ac nt oa the candid- -admits that he
for the evilfl that hoset those Fnitod. except noliti
V hy eleel him then. in place of a man who ha? solvod
?ti the country has hfl 1 aad has done away with all the
1 inuisticos that bedge if ahout?
n-.u.-t adanlt that the Hrooklyn team,
. . ? \ Im . aevi r got iato ? world -
Thr Retort l toriou*.
u-ara Kalls .loureal 1
NOTICE.
-. having left my bed and board. I will not
BBtnetad by her after this date.
-
RORKRT M. WALKER.
NOT'
?? borl Robert*! dnd,
I or board as yet I've had;
For ? ? caaaa nnd provocation,
l've sent him baek to his relation.
MRS. GERALDINE WALKER.
.ontinod to tho past performanees
the noted 4-year old. who, happily, will be too
eld to race before many more yoars. So when Doaa Ryrne. in "The
l iptaln Burgoyae" speak? nf "the Barhour
lid mare'a eye ." are cannot help thinkinp of a mud
jv, rivalry the last four yeara betsreea I*r.
.. ii. i . Page, J. Fraak Turaer and W. S. Myers,
| produce ripe toariatoea the earliost in the veason.?
VY. Va . Spiril of Jeffen
. whom could?
..*,*,- the Cent mmer Fictkm aamber lTtferriaf
*;." writes ('. W., "and Harpor's talkinp about WI11
. nnd people cyri'.linp al! over the place. and nobody
? it, life, in your absence, was not worth lovinp."
"If you care." cyri!< Mr. Getorge S. Parker. of the Parker Pen
"to -five us the names of friends xvhom in your opinion
mipht like to bfcome purchasers-"
TO MY BROTHER RETURNING ON S. S. LA TOURAINE.
Siace you have been away. old son,
Fxe kept my eye upon your Floj
I've sent her candy?near a ton?
And taken her to every shoxv.
L.ke Kiplinp's fool, my poods I've spent;
Irl, q ft I'm not a churl;
I d S-'le cent,
But posh! I wi.-h I had vour pirl.
GlI.***S.
Herbert (VBannon, eaahler of the San AagflJo Natioaal Bank,
?B appointed head of the baby berf, hop and lamb exhlbit of
n Aagelo Fail Fair. Many boya and pirls will compete in this
:;, n * Record.
Are boys and pirls peo]
The heat in Davenport, Ia., has been so intense that-well,
.Liira Crippea was married there laat Friday, and "The wed
dinr." says the Democrat. "was a quiet ono, only the immediate
relatives beinp present. The bridfl wore a becominp white hat. She
had BO attenda'
We should be plad to credit the Detroit paper, if we knew ita
aane, which has just - illed "... reader Boloa betareeo eatra
? ?
Addres* to a Lady Friend who Ia (ioing to Be Married.
MARY ANN n'BYRNK.
-
a-edding glfl ii ver* small
ar|-iila 11 la ? ajr
H i ever eome tin- ?ay ??
eaady.
T BOBfl vour future Husband
Will to'vou be ever true
me a Happy one
, your ver* do.
Therefore in vit-itin?- friend* and relativeg
'nuch time
to do in your house
.: on thfl ahiao.
Out J-ide of your hoiir-e work
no other work ntufll do
If X>)U one< ? will make you work
? him rnd you.
Il woald he better to live on less
Then to waata your ttrenth away
yoar place
When you in your ('rave do lay.
(To be continued.l
x ? , Maine, shirt concern has its oxvn conviction about
Of mea and women. "Wanted," it. advertisement reads.
ing ladie- ia typewritinp and stenopraphy. Also
any young man."
? ia Grove Stroet. Jersey City: "All kiadfl Of rc'ipious arti
!." "I wonder," writes G. T? "xvhether they can fix up
the Thirty Nine Arti
? | Fmcient" is a pood en.mph phra-e, but our N'ew Knp
!and ;;. .<!?,, -j/hoee natore abhora the vaeuum caused
nil | tOfether, Will continue to speak of "America
? nt."
. on iateresting, better written book than William
-*..,. sea- bai beea lasued raceatly, hut if so,
I it.
Ifl oapaeitv." says the Pelham RflCOfd, aaawei :rp Mrs. -Mice
? ople, which iiteludfl* women."
White paper, as. you are told tVSTf nmj, Ifl precious. It is. and
r. But an Ameri.aii trait ifl prodipality, and thia
colurrn. -.-??? in Itl Americanisni.
A dried flf for expense!
'?, 9, A,
WIFE CRUEL, SAYS HE;
TIS HE, SHE REPLIES
l.eahy Alltgef Spousc Threat?
ened Scissor Attack.
Baratoga, Par Rockaway, Pslm Beach
BBd Other points north nnd |OBth figure
as arenes al Slloged rxhibitions of lB?
compatih lity in thr leparatios ibH
: b] Mra. Mar) J. Loahy agam*t
Thomas B. Loahy, prooldeat and treas
UTOI ->f tBS Brnckrtt U.-nltv Companv.
whoae wife iayi h.- has a large income.
?' ' ? illog. that oi ? veral
OCCSliom ln r husband brat hi r. In
-upport of on,- charge ihe labmiti an !
sffldat Il bv hei m .id, who tolli ..f an ,
attack ->?. wltne ted. Leah) deniei
tbe al legal lelty, and r.-t..rts
that on? night in the rhiilv fail of I'.'OT
his wife pulled th.- bedclothei from ln.
bed. threvv water on him, and foll..'.. ld
*vi'b a him with ii pair
of Beissors.
Jnstiec Tierney gavs Mr-. Leahy |t0
a week slimonj p. nding the tnal ->'
nt.
TURKS BAR U. S.
SYRIAN RELIEF
Lansing Told F.fforts to
Fecd Reported Starving
Are Unnecessary.
Waal - rton, Aug. 11. Turkey h ia
? 'be reqaei t of th"
I'nited Steti rrnitrnl commit-'
tee be permitted to undertake relief:
work ,n Syria, where thOUSaads of na- |
tive < are reported to ln
starving.
Charge d'Affaires Miller, of Constan
tinople, in a dispatch received nt thi
State Departmenl to-day Fni.l the
Turkish governmi ti1 bad informed bim
relief in Syria were consid?
ered unni eraps therr
",-l t-;.r: Bl-\ where eloe i'l 'he
empirr. He added that, olthoagh hr
Wai told thr i]er -'ai, be bld
not dropped the labjeet, but would
contir I le ac- :
tion.
Turl.ish official 1. Mr. Mil*
Irr aaid, thst while food il
istc.l ? ? ttent in all belligsrent
countries there ?? amine
?
Note* from Great Britain and Aus- |
tria regnr.lmg the proposed American
relief mins sl rieken
hrld by th"
red I lay at th"
-. contain no nrw pro
opening the way for settlement
of thr controversy between the bellig*
erenl which had madi relief work
i.!e.
Austria Arguniental ive.
? ; to Ambas- '
.. rt Iteratei thc
williagneaa of the Entente Allies to
permit ihipmenti of proriiiom into
: on condiition ?
\mg 'i niei will not soise or
remot i nsl it i | plies.
Aoitris'i eommunicstion, forwarded
. eribed
bj being srgumentative, lupportii
ioli ly
ln t c.: boald
us? tii" prodU-tl of the cuntry.
It wns | tated at the department I
further rep- on this subjert
probably wi dc until re?
ed to tha pt I -
?? -.-.l by Preoldenl WHion
to ruleri of the belligeront eeui
___-??
HUNGARIANS TO ERECT
MONUMENT TO STAHLE
Plan to Honor Memory of Sol
dier and Friend of Kossuth.
To hon the memory of Major tien
< ral Juliu
( ivil \\ ar and a I riend oi Koai ith, thc
of lluii
;-.-.i an birtl ...gai ised Ihe Ili
ion al b
Broadway last night.
A - ' '
? : ? at a
by Congr.
ril] bc
gton, The
iculptoi must be a United
, . ? . '.-. ho died I
i wi th Ke
In thr Civil War ho i landed the
def< ncei of V* si d w;,s
Atneric n Coi
?
MORGAN AND STETSON
ASK FOR SETTLEMENT
Ready to Account as txecutors
of Bowdoin Kstate.
,T. P. M< Frsw i I
n in the Burro
?, rday foi tho i l
....
, ? | 0f i res I I
w)l0 v . ? bl r ot ?'? 1'- Morgan _: .
(" , ,
Thr commissions of the tv.
tors will amoanl I - ;
aceouBta show thal M
? .; ? , ?..! - \ "? I
tl
ill. Mr. Bowde ::
Bmounting to J''.:;,4.r.4 and
nren
I
i-o
WOMEN PLEDGED
TO BEAT WILSON
( ontiiniril frani |ni?;c I
ment was earried, snd th?
of tho eommittei
William I ' .':ri '?I,r""'
Blal . Kai ?ai; Mr. Bertrsm
?
Anl."
ieaa;
Pranci Lsn< ? "
Hunkins,
bel Veraon.j
Mrf \V'. WSll ington, and,
Mra. Dan ' >"<>? ,,
u | ,. .... arere practieally
a unit in i
.... dr. Hughei
elected they bt lievod it woald m
. ,|... beit iatereats of thc
h ]f to | of ignoring I rohtbi
I IsteS, they'
deelared mueh more eould be I
'
1
. tioni r?r
... d thi raso*
?d to tbe *
?cie adopted without a dis
icntmg vote.
WILSON TO TALK
TO SUFFRAGISTS
llopes to Address National
Association's Atlantic
City Meeting.
NEW YORK LEADERS
URGL NLUTRALITY
Resolve That 'Votes for Women'
Shall Be Their Sinfjle
Platform Plank.
Preaident Wllsea, who doe* not be?
lieve in thr Padaral amrndment. does
believe in sufTrage, aad hop.h that he
may br ,ibl.- to Bddm 'hr N'ationll
BBS Woman Stilfragr Associa
bis* eonvention m Atlantic City
i . >'. month.
In a prr.*onal lrttcr received bv **lr?
Came Chapman Catt, president of the
BSSOCistion, last night, thr I'resident
promised that he would try to arrsngs
his itinerary so n? to BddhMSS thr
inffiagiltl on the night of September
-
"1 vnv maeh valae nnd apnrec 'r
said Mr. Wilson's letter, "your kind'
Of AugBSt 7. inviting mr to ad
the Natioaal American Woman
Suffrage Association on Srptember S, '
during iti forty-righth annuai eon?
vention, and wish te Saanre vou thati
my desire will be to accept the invita-'
tion.
Not Certain of Liberty.
"I say 'my desire' hcrause I am r.ot
sure ns yet of mv liherty on that dat*.
I am to go to Kcnturkv enrlv in
- . i.-. rv.lier to accept for the nation thr
I ? eoln birthplaee, snd I
have mnde conditinnnl prnmisr* in
eonnection with that iouvney which
make il lomewhst aaeertais whea I
shall br aga:n within n ai h of Atlantic
<Vv. but I shall try.
"I hope it Will not ineonvenienre you
to leave thr mattrr in thia shape for
thc moment, since I lincerely wish te
come."
The national laffraglitl have alio
invited Mr. Hughes te address their
eonvention, bul have received no reply
from him yet.
Onlv One Platform Plank.
Thr Nrw York State Woman SufTrnge
party, aasembled in state committee at
g? Springs <>n Tharsday, decided
for women" ll oald br thr '
p onk in their pnrtv platform.,
adopted thr following rrsolu
.
nce therr arr frrnuent misrepre
?entatiom <>:" the suffrage position on
a. peaee, preparedneia,
thr liquor qurstion and politieal par
p, ? is the sctise of this Bt.O0t
ing that we reiterate the smgle plat.k
of the New York State Woman Suf?
frage partv Whatever a* individual* j
.-. belil vr. a* a lUfflBgl organt- |
we are not empow.-red by our
te rcpresent them on any,
m but one, and that ia 'votes for l
women.'" , _
Thi* reoolution wai paoaod because
are going over to the Repub
lican party beea . IBppart Of
ure, ,
"lt il the ?rn?e nf thin meeting tl
we urge our workers throughout tbe
-.-. to maintain itrictly the non-par
haraeter of our policy" was the
determination al the morning meeting.
. room wa* full of enthuaiaattc
. Bad a "V .-'tv. I?17"
over 'be doori of thr United
Hoti I, where the cont'erenc- wa.
Congressional Union
Bitter Against Wilson
i ....
u hington, Aug. II. Leaders of
? . Congreaaional Union for Woman
re gave anqualifte 1 approval 'o
the aetion taken hy the Womai ' party
in voting tO nppose WIlsdB, bat not to
? _i y othi r pr"
-.. Stetomenti issurd
? ? ' blt
trrly denoaneed Pn dent Wilson's
? . . declaring thnt hii opposition to
araa doe primar
. i ed by
unwlll ? ? admit tbe original er?
ror.
"Tlie decision of thr Woman's partv
H . -' to deVOtO their best ef
.-??-., I..
t the hearty inpport,
moral snd financial, of women through
out the whole country." iSid Miss I iry
e chairman of thr union.
! ? ? ? ? party have for foar
' d with open cont.-mp' I
? m nt for thr eniranehlaement of
'I hey hav not only oppoved
? . i . ' r lge amendment, but
, rt ed slli a it te be dis
. and voted by thi Represi
of tl 1 people.
"Preaident Wilios oppo**d thr Fed*
iffrage amendment srithaal e'v
n the first
and he now continue* his oppo
throngh iheer nnwillingness te
b bad error of judgment and
?. ?
"Women will eerteinly not return to
power i par", thst hai denied them
jnitiee."
? decision of the Woman's party
-:ent." md Ml ; Ahby
Scott Baker "We have alwagi I id oal
ph'nk In our platform national en
' ? women and we ran
not diitinguiah between the pnr'..
iadorsod Federal woman
: ? s will eerteinly thre***
,,,,, irhole Weight Sgalnst the or.r party
which haf oppooed it.
peliey has al*o the practical
advnntage thnt we can eodperate with
al! thr other politieal part;."- in hclping
to drive from paa ll tl i DlBV
party, the one which has hi/m un
? Federal amendment."
WILL SING IN CENTRAL PARK
Cassssaaltj Obarai to Ghrs Concert
To-morrow Afternoon.
The N'.vv Vork Community Chorus
th outdoor concert at
? tO morrow afternoon in thc
Mail, Central Park. Harry l*arr,h_rt.
I . rig old
intBtion melodieg. In
Of rain tbe ehonil wr!! .ing B1 I
,. ir. the He Wrtt CIlBtSS Hrfh
reet and Tenth
Avenue.
Th" SOng and light featival will be
l.ei.l on -he fvenir.g sf September lt,
ihe direction of th.- Park Com
oner ll will offer a programme
' ? M r.umbers. ar.d all who wish to
join are iavited to th* practioe meet
? p. W. ? i liatoi Hifh School
each ' y night.
-?
Ora . iank Stockholders' Act.
i.:- .. .1 . Aag. 11. At a nirrtin'*
of thi toekholderi of the r!o?rrl Ma*
;UB] ; r any in I.vceum Ha I.
. \ illi j, Eaal Sigl '. Charles f
Merrigan wai empowered te namr *
corntr. '" f five stockholdi rs 'o co
th the depooitors in ar.v
lt,pi deemed advisable to the intereits
of ioth.
SPRING LAKE HOLDS BAIL
Mr?. J. I). Carrnll a IloMeaa at niack
and Whilr Unncr.
|Bj T-l-rraph M BBfl *B*B*B*B* I
Bprtag Lahe, N. ?', ftBg 11. lefl etj
foll from th? Kariofl i.ak.- hatel aad
cottage colony nnd fmm tn'ighborinj
rr lori along thr Nftrth larte,
partiripatnl ifl h black an.l whitfl bail
in the New Mnnmouth Hotel her<* to
nieiit. it wai aaa of tha m?-t brilliant
..I- al gathertngi of the ?omnn b<-re
Tha hotel whb deearatad wlth black an.l
white ril.bi.ns nnd at dinner partll '
preeediaf the bail gaeeta wara their
daaea ' " ? . 1..
One of the lar(-e*t partie? of tbe
evening wa* that jrivon by Mr*. I 1?.
( nrroll, of MaW York, fnr her BBUgh
ter, bjiaa Leroae CarrelL Cevera weN
*et for twent;.
("overnor and Mr*. J?mo? F. Pielder,
Mr. *od Mr*. L ?'arberrv Ritchie, ColO
nol Jaeob Peton and I.oui* Hammer
tiag, of New Vork, were other* who
enU rtiined.
FLOUR EWBARGO
BY U. S. UNLIKELY
Federal Inquiry Into Bread
Prices Rcsts with
Trade Board.
VTaAhlagteB, aag. II. Wbethef
there flhall be a Federal IflVAAtlgatlOfl
Of the hifch BBSt of flour and pro
poctiva laeraaaea Ib broad prlei
peadfl lArgely upon the repeii af Ceaa
m raioaer Horley, now in Chicago ?ah
ing informal innuirie* for the Federal
Trade Cnmmisfton.
Mr. Harloy went to <'hirago particu
1,-irly to soek definite informat inn at
the headquarter* of the Na.tionr.1
Ift.kers* Afso.iation foneerning state?
ment* larlng 'he aaaaelatiaa'fl conven
1ion af Bail Lakfl City thnt the price
of bread soon would be merea ed. Of?
ficial* of the commission *aid to day,
boWOVOT, 'hat they would look ie'o the
r-meral quention of flour and bread
j.i ieea.
Tho department- of Acnctil'iire and
JaatiCA are also giving attention to the
aiibjert.
Copiei ef ? reaalatiOB paflAed by
m.-.ster bakerfl al Sall Lahe City ealliflf
on Coagraafl to plaefl an emban
tii.ur rapartfl wera received te-iaj by
\ i<r-l*re?ider.t blarBBall and Speaker
( lark. They will be present. d to both
boOSOA, but there is no prospect of ac
M,i: nn th-rn. The eOBBtitBtioaa I
? flport rnibarrees |oBg bai been a moot
o-j.-stion.
Bakcrs Say They Won't Cut
Si/e of Loaves Down Much
Bail Lake I ity, Aag. 11. & t. Me
I onald, Preaidenl of the National A*
Roeiation ef Maatar Bakara, aaid to
day thal the opinioa of the aaaoeiBtlon
cailmir f..r the f*e - roaae ifl the
price of bread fros* I ta 10 b b( - ? leaf
probabl] ha bi flii miflBBder I
"The convention vo'ed, not for a
price of 10 BBBtfl for the pres. ?
cent loaf. but fnr the general sale of
only 10-eonl loaves," he said. "Inci
dentally beeaaae of the hich prlea of
I -ft. pn ? ? ? narro ?
.'? 0f proftt, II ia propoaed ta d
ith th* fliae of th? pre?enl I.
?lightly. We weleoma an inveatii
into thfl eaal af hread-makinir."
PLANS FOR SALE
OF MILLS ea GIBB
Judge Mayer Orders Decree
Submittcd on November 15.
Judj-e JaliBfl M- Mavcr. at a hearmj
|a- tha eSBfl Bf Bflll I Oihb in the Fed?
eral Ceati yiraterday, direetad ?ub?i?
lion en NovflBibar II ef a daeroa of
sale, Bfl the t-tockholder*' committee,
eompo*ed of Goorgfl L Inj-raham. A.
Laa Everett, Herbert L Pratl and B.
IV Maynanl. had fail- I ta present a
plan of reorpanization.
JoeeB** M. Hartley, ropreaoBl ? fl
notehe "? witl elaiati ag*
Bg %\few9fi09> >? iki d thal the *ale
b.? i.?? iber 15 d< elariag that
he did not believe there woald ba aay
liqnidatioa and that he ???? ?
I atfl to be purcbAflfld either by the
ereditan ba represented ai ethera,
The -iaggeflUon wba bi laaae-i
S. ll.- eaberg, rapraai i
erai eroditora' eoa
tho ni' kera intei
m the affairi of the eorpoi
dotarmiaed lo eaal nue the bui
no; thi pi lei flaip . ? . roa il
had to fun aid.
.' . Igfl Mayer alae er len
. Joaeah B, MartlBaalfl aad J
Hai per Poor, t<> poj off a toni Biort
g igfl i : ?
? oa*< Bt 810 V. .--? | lOtfa Street,
valued at 1321,000, irhich wai turned
over ta tha 1
by William T. Evana, I
arhieh the boldei h i
. ?
eellation of a cntract for the exc
of the baildiag for property al Fourth
.?>.. ia ind rwentj eigl th stp ? t. The
Bpartmenl I
W0, |a ful
nnd the net rental amount* to $20,020
it | < a i.
NAHAN FRANK0S BAND
PLAYS IN PARK TO-NIGHT
Two Concerts Will Bf (iiven at
the Mail To-morrow.
I'.irk CaaBflaiflflienei Cabol Ward a
noi bcm raaka
am: bil concert ban l
r| ?t tho Mail at B o'eloek th:s
evening.
Tlie ("*nmmi**ioner also announced
that there wou
the Mail to-tno:rou an< I '. Ifl the
afteraeea bv ,v
piocea, led by Arthur ' laai
..;ie in the evei . Fl <riz
Kaltenbora. The lattar ii ei a of a
of ?ix eom
?
The CUaaaen concert i* given by a
m
QUITS BALL GAME
T0 STOP RUNAWAY
Policeman. Draj^ed Two Blocks
by Horse. Saves Child.
Tatrr.lman Jerefl* ? ?. '.' I af the !
w e?t Forty ? traoi peliefl ata
ti?n. dreaaed ifl ? baaehall * it, iprint
r,| fr. m thfl i
playing a practice game. ifl Bronx Park j
:,<>? Bfld Itoppod :> riria-H-. lor-e. '
Crtea at'r?<-' ??! tk ? r*'^''"18" aad ba
hor-e dn
rion Webater Avenue dfSWtag a de- |
I vory wagon. in which *at a child. I'**
?
l''u.nn w*? dragged ttPi blocks before I
he brought the horie to a itop.
LENOX COLONISTS
TO AID RED CROSS
Entertainment to Include
General Dances by
Society Folk.
MISS MARGARET LEE
IN A GREEK DANCE
Granddaujihter of the Late Sam.
uel Bowles to Wed
Samuel Rikcr.
An eatertalnment will hr held la.
Bodgo lel Hall, I sea, Mai . sa S"P
tember 1". BBd l?, i.fidrr 'hr SBSBieSS
of the American 1 4\ Cro
money for a Herk hirs bl ?' ' " pital.
iin th- programme will br special
dance., including I Mexican dance, for
which Msrshall R. KeraoehsB has
B ths mniie The prrineipali m
. wi)] bi Miai M. I ?? ? " AlssBBdre
aad William Has ?'-? Miss
Grses Briited will do a --"lr> " "
mg part will te Ml Kat* Haven,
Misi Anns R. Aloxandre, Mii - M
phoro s Br I d M Isabel D.
ter, M I '"'? 'lfl
t Lee will be soloisl
in a On lam e, in whieh also
Helen I P?rt- Miss _*?
. -. in ehargs of the
entertainment,
Announcrmerrt has been mfde el ' I
engagi beth bowles
Munroe, dai ght.I I ?? lerlek Mit?
rhell Munroe, of Huntington, I.ong
., to Samuel Riker, 2d, of New
-, irk ?nd Point P eai u t, N. J. Miss
Munroe is ? granddsaghter of thr late
Samuel Bowles, of "The Springfield
diean." Miai Munroe s father
foundi | n Life*" in IStK), and
for three llter of
'Town nnd Country.*' Mr Riker is a
student nt Princeton, class '17. He i;
or Mi ? Frank 1' Harmon by
her tirst iin-band. the late Richard
Biker.
Mr BBd MrS. 01 . r dl I rirrr;
Co-trr haVS returned to Trnaflv, N. J.,
from Southampton, Long I il
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Dreael Biddle,
j r . lof
i. rd .. for Ilill'op Inn,
v.here th-y will ipend the remainder
of the month.
Mr. and Mrs, Casimir dr Rham
i wera guests of M r, d
Mrs. Bfslter S. Garnee at Har Harbor.
nntry place
Bl 1 lip, Long Ialand.
Richard Gambrill has gone to
I . where she is ? . for I
: iyi of h. i - -'er, Mn. G
Foster.
Mr. r.nd Mrs. Allan Appletea Rob
bins, who ? ' . ?
of dayi .'-go from r.enox. went yes?
terday to ???. l...r g '.
THRICE WOUNDED WITH
BRITISH, HE RETURNS
American Served 430 Days in
Artillery and Grew Tired.
Among tl the Amer?
ican liner
? BOl, was (??
I '.
the I tillery in
Friin.
?
WaU
'
metal
i .-,,_ -. ..... ?
Battery of the 2<*5th Bi
Field Artillery.
He ? ? ? ?
?
folk, Va. I
?
?
"W" were bl '
'
wound
a f"'-'
?
I had
JAILED FOR SPENMNG
TO SAVE LIVES OF KIN
Adnliistrttor, Oriel Strickca,
Igiored Order li Noi I ree.
- ?
?
?
an efToit tO ISVe
lll. 11
Hi '
? _ an
had
been
1
other aiiter, who
?
',??'. ?'. - bi .
t,,|l bis stei ihslaa
.
BOY HEROES RESCUE
TWO DROWNING GIRLS
Marie Maloney. Age* Six. Tries
to Save Her Sister.
i >
I
. a i
.....
.
?
,4 i . . -. dl ed into the
rii
:1 rilliam
? . ? . . Elghl
3aroner-s Zwiedinek in Patchogue.
Raf
? .
l lungl
Washini
remainder
of tl, i '
band She had I cveral
The
summer err" I - a? Hungary
remi
? V. BBsith, in
Cccan Aveaue, I'atchogue, Long lilaad.
ROOKIE MITCHEL ONLY
A HIGH PRIVATE NOW
New RulinK Ooes 6-Foot Mayor
Out of His I.ifutenancy.
?i a a flaaff **M*Ba*aai fn.-rr.i-'
ttabarg, K. v.. A<isr. II. Mayer
Mitchel ifl a hlgfa private in H company
of the !'th rookie regiment in mr"'.
A* n second y< may
( a lergeant, the mrnnunr'-mrnt
?'. day that BAAWrBd year men wou'd BOl
oned officer*
the Mayor OBl of thfl H end lieutcn- |
ancv he got last year.
Henry M. Waite. eity manager of
Dayton, Ohio. and Henry Breckinridge,
former AaaietAflt SVrr.-tarv of War,
ararfl among the arrival". to-day.
. Braall'fl 400 men will not arrive ur
til toaiaaaiay They will be appor
tioned between the tWO regimenti al?
ready formcl, brmging them up to fall
war strength.
Including tv.-.-n'y-two men dropped
from thr Oth regiment tn-day a* pnv
lieally aaflt, thirty-ela have b?en ,
plucked bv the exam.ra. 'ieneral
Wood announced t.o-t.ight that ?nr.< ,
would be hardcr than at the last catna
-B -
TWO DEBUTANTES
COME OUT TO-DAY
Newport Society to Meet
Ethel Harriman and
Katherine Morgan.
? ? part, Aag. II. WHI Iha Bfae
. ? brighl for fair waathar ta i
row, ? .lay of the present
|><ummer fleasofl is expected. The pro?
gramme Ineltadfl ' sporting
Tha NawBOrt champion>hip
polo ma'rh Bill be played Bt tha
, i lub graaads, thrre will be the
WAAkly match at the Newport G
Clab, and tha Newport do<- ahea
? lay in taa i
.inament will be continued
at the Caaiaa,
On the social caiendar for thfl day
ti arill be the eoraiag
oul r.,,- . 0f M ifl Kthcl Borden Harri
bjbb, daughter of Mrs. J. Borden Harri
man. at the Cinmnake I'lub tornorrow
Rigkt, and MiAA UthattBa A. Morgan,
|daughter of Mr. and Mra, BeVta D.
Morgaa, at the latter*fl home dariag
tka afternoon.
Chief among the social affaira "
tha dinner and dano* giv.-n to
[night by Mi - Goorga Broaka, of Phila
a, ifl honor of her debutante
Laeille Pelk Csrter. Itj
araa ? brilliaal afTair, the diaaer
|0d by over fligl ', BBABta, who
<erved from eight table*, ar
ranged on the pret'ily iBAtAAAd BBd
..ted piaaaaa of the house. and for
M em thara wera fallj I ? ?' ?
' roany of them coming from other dinner
I;. and gladioli were the prin
Bowera used in the decorations,
and out of BOOn the ground.. WArfl il?
lumii: .
rad's oreheetra farBlahad music for
j both the dir.ner and daneing and also
: during the *upper that wtis
i late at night.
The Diniur H..-l< BB -
I Ann. -
wera M im,Mr?. Harry
'?' 1 ?
luncheons W(
,. Hra HBflaittofl to. i arj
There wa- . I
the I Bl
?
, i ...-:- and li i a, wha
San.lv xx>
?
ft wa j
?
I
?
'
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?
-
me!l,
i
I
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?
Maaj I .*
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l
?
Mr I
'
;: - I i ?
-IM I Mll J JUllNSIlS
\ I
-l the
irga of tk<
BBI
?
fion
? - - ? :
i BlEMUtll K H M MN9.
?
. ld, form.*- tor of "Thi
Publiaker,"
\. Y., whr
-
Kingatoi ? . I ? aad itai loinad
? .
-.-.er*.
|, MUM'IN BOLL.
?ag. 11 .i Mar*
? ? Boll fonaer i aai i
.
dii'd
era l I ? M
bom in Springfleld, N I ? Itdl oad
iraiigAJLwhara he
was aitive in Republcan po..- ei Hu
. in I'lainfield :n 17U.
DR. J. B. MURPHY,
SURGEON, IS DEAD
Jnventcd Murphy Button
That Revofutionized
Jn.estinal Surgery.
KNIGHTF.D BY POPE
FOR ACHIEVEMENTS
Polsoned Soup at Archbishop
Mundelein Dinner Said to Have
Injured His Health.
efael i " -u. A'ig 11. -
I'r. John B. Murphy, of ( hicago, one
of th" WOrtd*S mos' renownrfl *ur
lied laddei Ij to-day a* i ho'ei
herr wh:le on a summer outinir. Heart
> was the immediate cauae of
di.i'h.
I'r Mu-phy had heen in poor health
months and SOSBS had
asenbed his condition to poiaoned
-ouri partakrn of at th* dinner piven
far Al ? Mundelein. at the
- IgO, last winter.
?n at hi* death.
Brgeon, who reeSBtlg
Ikt tor hia
light
Hii pioBOOl -'ir^rry in
. Ist*r in the
int of other latSStiaal disorders
nnd more rerrntly in thc gcrum n*u
rhoanaalie ?nd olhov
hai made h:m known
i ? -1
Chieago, Aug. ll. Presider.. of tho
m la 1913
??. be pre*i
drtlt of thr Ciinicnl Con(rre?* of Sur
\ ? Benjanun Mur?
phy had rt io st. diatin
cuishe,1 !,o- ubl be accorded
eouatrg. His operet
riic. at the Mercy Hoapitel in
BBI all
ov. r tiie world.
il" 'i Appleton, Wi.i., Pe
ited in
the public nch.iol*. the Ualversity of
Ilimo-s. Bsi ? . . ? ea, of I hi
cajro. and in Germany Ha had re
eeived doteni of titli . and honor*.
Pr. Marpl : pr-.rmincnce in
-. !._? hr may be
culb-rl ? ? r.." the prrsrnt lys
'rni of ' -'irircry.
In \i-V>, in Chieago, Pr. Mjrphy
r-hnwH F>r. Pranklin H Martin. an in
timate fr" nd. i about the
h walnut.
"There,*1 -a i Pr. '.'-.rr1;., "i* tho
thintr thal itiontSO in
? r ed it on twen
'
1' ' ? " i metal
f..r Bnitii ? ? laee,
that later br. Bghl iti inventor into
promit'.
"*i ou wouldn't try ll "n a human be?
ing-. would you?" a*_e,| I'r Martin.
limed l>r.
Mttrph . rnfly.
Pr. Murphy read a paper on the but?
ton in 1-:-_ in New Vork brfore the
of 8 irjjcry.
I'r. i i.ar'es MeBaraey a*ked him ?o
tne button rhe
? lay at hii clii c The pei * I
wai a riH' - with r..njrr*n*)
of th- whose death other
been dcfcrrel
onr patient. and show me
?
-.i id.
h* wa*
Pr M in i'1' . ' >r*a ard and
'
? emhly
Th* pa
? ' V
LITTLE GIRL WOUNDED
BY GANGSTER S BULLET
i llade "f Sfcotl Stirs Oeni/ens
of Harteni'l Italian Colony.
. -,nr IIa i * nn't
:
?
?*t
! I l?h
?
-
Har
'
I
Iii M Mi .* SiieirJe
*
\
had t< I "?!
tll arere ma
i
'
Mi
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I
- it, ot
Auir iriellus, in
r oaeral
M K.
? tlUI M ? -'ri lt.,
?
LODOI *? I- A
[.. ? 'r, ,r\ i
?
? 11 afh t VA or ?
'lo!
'i"*ral
. the Madii .venui M*th
< r of
^ Y?rk
\ ..?
at 2 o <
HAROLD A MORBIB, Ms ler.
GE I N' U.BY, H*rretary.
? " I'M*,
?. hushaad of
. r BBd -on of
*m Jswett Travis, aged M yeara.
? ? v.l?nc* of
1 Katonah,
\ I " v . !'M4,
a* l ? ivei (.iraaa
?\ 11:111 m.
ciaiETciiin.
mr wnoni ihn t "^trrraT.
till S< Bj Hai m l'r?ir-~a-.d ky Tr*ll40B
Leu af ema six* for OBlo.
O.T . li kaat 211 lt.. B. X.

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