The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1912, Page 5

PLAY BILL, THERE ADUE'S DAUGHTER WANTS TO SEE YO Lady Rosemary, Prettiest of Fans, Would Just Love a Good Game. HERE WITH HER FATHER. | Youngest Member of Parlia- ment Also in Party on the Mauretania. At extremely pretty girl, of the Eng- fish bionde type, leaned over the rail @e the big Cunarder Mauretania mado) her way up from Quarantine this morn. fing and exclaimed to a group of en- thralled ship reporters: “Oh, I do so hope we can see a game of baseball this afternoon! do love Daseball so ang I have never seen a eam The girl was Lady Rosemary Leviaon Gower, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland. She accom. panies her father and mother and her brother Lord Alastair. Also with the Party is Sir Phillip Sassoon, the young- est member of Parliament. The party will remain at the Ritz-Cariton for a few days and then go to Canada to visit the Duke's big estates, The Duke of Sutherland ts far from dei tranger to this country, He has been here often and knows {t well. Asked for some expression on politics he sald: “Now you know that 1s something I don't care to say anything about. Tam not a politician, you know, I am DUKE AND DAUGHTER “JUST DYING” TO SEE | deck too soon after a shift In the bo! rooms, was buried at sea last night at| HER FIRST BALL GAME} sunset, 2 mites off Nantucket tght.| Smith leaves a widow and seven chil+ |dren in LAverpool. William Newstead of | Detroit, the engineer on the motorboat Detroit, wich recently crossed lantle under her own power, | board and was one of the first passen- f ere to disembark, He was a ver e solemnly that he neve the ocean again. The | Detroit, , would leave Queens. ‘town to-day for Russla, where abe has , “and 1 thou Then, ike K people, i began to grow afrald I wouldn't die. For seventeen days We practically w without water, living on the water w drained from cans of tomatoes and corn, it Was no joke when we sig: hailed the liner America for water, but the sea was 80 bad We could not got her." dle, et Craig, another member of h Paria t and his wife caine over for a few weeks vacation, STATEN ISLAND NOTES. The young people of the Moravian {Church of Stapleton will hold an ice | steam festival on the lawn of the jetyreh on Ongood avenue this evening. | Miss Marriet Marshall of New Brign- Ing friends in Vineland, N. J. *s orchestra give an in the Port Richmond ening. ses to be a fast game of Park this What pro || baseball will be played at Tottenville -morrow afternoon between the | Huguenot Baseball Club and the Tot- tenville A. C. The game will start at 8 o'clock. After a pleasant vacation spent in Atlantic City, Miss Mabel Hui again at her home tn Stapleton. ‘The employees of the U. 8, Lighthouse Department of Tompkinsvilie w.ll hold | an outing at Boehm's Grovo, in Oak- wood, on Aug. 21. Miss Gladys Whiteman of "rastina is} the guest of friends at Bound Brook. | At Stapleton Park on Sunday after- noon the Stapleton Baseball Club will croms bats with the Linoleumville A. C. A picnic under the auspices of the Young Men's Hebrew Association of Richmond will be given at Orchard Grove, in Graniteville, on Aug. 2. The annual plenic of the Edgewater Athletic Club will be held at Happyland Park, South Beach, on next Wednesday evening. —_—-—- WOMAN SHOOTS POLICEMAN. | them to scatter through the nelghbor- |trice, as the iittle boys and girls rushed , VENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 ' hugged baby frat and then hugged the rescuers, In half an hour all the seventy-five chidren had retu to report thelr inability to find Baby May. They found 4 big delivery wagon In front of the house, unloading big freexers of ice cream and Wigger boxes of cream putts Mr. and Mrs, Eqglesteen and Playmaster Carn t upon themselves to act as Ww Th 11 was dover WITH ICE CREAM ORGY FOR FINDING LOST TOT Jail atellisn Cream Pufis Gaiore at Feast HIS MOTHER A JAPANESE, HE IS BARRED AS CITIZEN. University of Washington Student Refused Naturalization on “Free White” Clause. May Keslesteen, just turnel) apaTTie, Wash. Aug. 16—Although went exploring, to-day, and got! Albert M. Young, a law atudent at the “losted" far from her home tn the wilds! University of Washington is a subject of Flatbush. But now the pretty jittie|of the German Emperor, he cannot be tot is back home and the seventy-five | cor of the United States be- kids who play dafly in the Flatbush} mother was @ Japanese. Such Playgrounds No. 1 are iiterally gorging|* the decision to-day of United themselves on cream puffs and ice | Stites District Judge W. D. Cushman. cream, Young's father was a German who Little May's mother, who lives at No.|™arried a Japanese woman at Yoko- 983 Flatbush avenue, set the child out| ama. Their child was born in that in the back yard of their home, tats! city, but on land under the protection morning, to play on the grass, Halt the German flag, making him a an hour later, looking for the baby,| German. Young contended that ai Mrs. Egglesteon was horror-stricken to German he was entitied to naturall find May gone. tion tn the United States, but Naturalt- A hurried search through the nelghbor- | #ation Examiner John Speed Smith re- hood fatled io reveal any trace of the| #isted his application under Section Flatbush Playground No. wt several hours to-day. That Follows Baby May’s Adventure in Flatbush, Little two, ‘baby and the frantic mother telephoned | 21% of the Revised Statutes, which pro- the Flatbush police station, Lieut, Lane assigned several policemen to look for the litle explorer, and also sent out a general alarm, In her wild search through the neigh- borhood, Mrs, Egglesteen rushed to the playground, on Albemaro road, three blocks from her home. She fatied to find the child there, but told Playmaster Walter Carson of her trouble. Mr. Carson blew his whistle and sum-| moned all the seventy-five tots who] were playing there, He explained to; them that May was missing and toid vides that only adiene who are free white persons or who are of African nativity or descent may become natu- rallzed Young maintained that he was on- titled to be classed ae “free white,” ut the Court ruled that his mother having been a Japanese barred him from citizenship. tions sent Prosident Taft included: John B. Robd- inson, to be United States Marshal, Hastern District of Pennsylvanta, a -e- appointment, and Howard J. Rodrigue, to be Surveyor of Customa at New Orleans, succeeding) Lk P. Bryant, whose resignation was requested, It is satd, for political activity on behalf of the Progressive party. to-day hood with reen and find a two-year-old “eute Buster Brown hair’ checked dress. The playground was deserted In a baby, and a} through the neighborhood looking for the baby, For an hour and a half the children searched. Then four of the lttle girls, running along Flatbush a nue at Clarkson atreot, a half mile! Your grocer wants tosell you pure sugar He can guarantee the purity of IN GERM-PROOF PACKAGES ONLY No flies—no dust Expert chemists safeguard the processes of refining [5 magical machinery fills and seals the packages and accurately weighs the sugar. 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Then the girls gathered her Gear no,” responded the Duke. determined. jerth was shot at 4 A.) up and, like little mothers, carried hor Sh tees Agi lone Only: ascik h0 Hoe added that he thougat| sf, in the woman's apartment, She told! and her doll back toward the Egglen- 000 | the Liberal cabinet would fall acon und! the police that it was an accident, a then house) Midway, they, mat a OK acres, I should say, There is not going! that A. J. Balfour would be called upon| yolver being discharged while the policeman, who relieved them of the to be any trouble between England and|to form a Unionist cabinet, Iceman was showing her how to handle burden, put them all on a atreet car and America over the Panama Canal, The| Robert Smith, @ atoker of LAverpool,| it. The bullet entered MMe brain. took them to Mra, Raglesteen, who the Newport. are doing the talking, but there 's no trouble which cannot be left to arbitra- tion at The Hague. 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