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DRY GOODS.
City Dry Goods Co. 110s Nuuanu St,
near King.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Y. Nakanishi, "a Beretania St.. mr..
Nuuanu Street. Phone 4511.
FLORISTS
CT flc"ers and baskets for all oc.
casions. Komeda, Florists. Union
st.
FLORISTS.
Flower baskets in the most artistic
designs at Mrs. Taylor's. Hotel ST.,
at Bishop.
FLORISTS.
After these first rains plant bulbs.
Honolulu Florists, 1901 Fort st. Can
suit in any kind.
FIREWooD.
Call 3113 when you want your next
Firewood. Kalihi Firewood Co.
GENERAL eLAckSMITHING.
Wagons repaired and made to or.
der. All kinds of iron forgings, 1862
N. King st.
GROCERIES.
c. J. Day & Co., grocers, phone S441.
1860 Fort Street.
RAT CLEANERS.
When you want your bat cleaned.
call Roman, Beretania St Phone
1925.
HAT CLEANERS.
Leave your next hat cleaning Job
with us. Oahu Hat Cleaners, 213
Hotel Street
LEILEHUA MOTEL.
Beretania ST., near Punchbowl; first
class room and board. Everything
new: Phone 1866. Mrs. Lisk, man
ager.
THE BERG!N.
Cool. mosquito-proot rooms with or
without board, a: 251 Vineyard St.,
near Emma.
HOTEL.
The Occidental, King and Alakea;
cool rooms. $3.50 per week up. Meals
Csc.
HARNESS SHOP
Harness made to order. Leather
findings and finishings; 221 Vine.
yard st.
HACK STAND.
Nuuanu Hack Stand, Pauahi and NJ
uanu Sts., Phone 1910.
JOHNSON 4 OLSON.
Dressmakers, 4, and 6, Elite Bldg
Hotel St., opp. Young Cafe.
JAMS AND JELLIES.
Guav: jams and syrup. All kinds
or jellies. Honolulu Jam Co., 81
Hotel st.
KnA EiIpNurIInE
We make ali our own koa furniture.
Hon Tai Chang Co., Nuuanu mr..
Beretania.
LEATHER GOODS.
Harness and Sole Leather. Leather
findings and polish. L. Wong Co.,
1921 Nuuanu ST.
LIVERY STABLE.
Get, that Hrse and buggy from the
Palama Stables for that Sunday
drive.
MILLINERY.
K. Isoshimo, stylish millinery. King
mr.. Bethel. Phor., 212G
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Plnee.ar Company Limited.

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant TO the call Of the president and
the resolution, action and order of its
board Of directors, a special meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Pinectar
Company, Limited, is called for and
will be held on Saturday, May 2. 1914.
at 2:30 o'clock, p. NJ, of said day In
the rooms OF the Merchants Associ-
alton, Nos 45 and 46, Second Floor,
Alexander Young Building, Bishop
Street, Honolulu, Territory of Ha-
wall, for the purpose Of considering
and acting upon proposition Of SELL
ing all or any portion Of the property
OF the company and-or to authorize
through a committee, agents or other
wise, the sale OF all or any portion Of
the Company's property upon such
terms and for such price as the corr
mittee or agents may deem advisable.
lSigned) GEO. w. SMITH,
President, Pinectar Company, Ltd
tSigned) L. M. JUDD,
Secretary, Pinectar Company, Ltd.
Honolulu, T. II, April 81, 1914.
5S35-10t
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o. u. Q. NJ. Hawaiian Department, He
nolulu. T. H.. March II, 1914. SEAL
ED PROPOSALS in quadruplicate will
be received here until IL A. NJ April
80, 1914, for furnishing COAL and
COKE for Posts in this Department
during the fiscal year commencing
July I, 1914 For further information
apply to MAJOR B. F. CHEATHAM,
D. @. M.
ES1O-Mar. %. "a. 25. &c. Apr. %. 90.
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The Star-Buen will your
EngGshadng home Honolulu No Want Star
0 Hfe-rea he
your large
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE..

MY wife having left my bed and
board. ! will not be responsible for
any debts contracted in my name
without my written consent.
tSigned) NJ H. HAWKINS.
April %, 1914
5S4l4t
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POULTRY EoR SALE

California White Leghorn laying hens
in dozen lots. Ring 1879.
5S29-tf.
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Even when they go broke some fell
lows manage to save all the pieces.
Money talks, but it never gives it.
self away.
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UNFINISHED COTTAGES

New cottages. on Fort street extern
sion. Rent reasonable. Young Kee
Grocery store, 1920 Emma St. {;
telephone 445e. 5566-1y.
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UNFINISHED HOUSES

Bungalow at Kaimuki. Tel. 1916.
5S41-6t.
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Two-room furnished bungalow, run
ming water. Address Mrs. L., this
office.
5S23-1m.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
electric lights; bath, running wa
ter; short distance from postoffice
Moderate. CAMEL Place, Fort and
Vineyard. Tel. 1541.
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Cottage, 6 rooms, furnished. on Phil
lip st. Apply 636 Hotel st. Phone
2642.
58S4-tf.
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Furniture for Broom house. Good
condition. Reasonable. Call at 1896
Young street.
5838-tf.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Bargains In real estate on seashore,
plains and hills Telephone 1902
pratt" 101 StanKenwald Building
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At a great bargain, lot 1O0x137 with a
two-bedroom cottage, minutes
from car line. Desirable location;
9Th Ave. and Palolo. Address Box
Al, this office.
5S19-u.
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STAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
T0DAI'S NEWS TODAY
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AdeliDa Patti, Inventors. La Natividad
and the finest Manila smokes at
Fitzpatrick Bros, Fort ST.. mr.. Mer-
chant bZtT-u
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Two bedroom cottage, 1926 Kalihi ave
hue. Inquire 1854 1Ilnalilo ST., cor.
Piikoi
5S3S-iW.
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&AAtFf3s@!sEa3
FOR SALE

Special Sale: Floor coverings, Chi
nese grass rugs, mattings and limo
leums. Telephone 1851.
Levers & Cooke, Ltd, King Street
k53S9-tf.
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BRIG. GEN. ALBERT LEE MYER.
Entered the Army rs ~ Private In
1865 Mt the Axe of 10.

Brig. Gen Albert Lee Myer. T.. s 4.
retired, who entered the army Us a private
in 1865 and held every commissioned
and commissioned rank IN to that in
which he was retired. died yesterday %
paralysis In his sixty eighth year. at his
home $40 West il2th street lie was re-
tired ON November II. 1910. while In COM
mand or the Department Of Texas with
headquarters in san Antonio. In his long
service Gen. Myer fought against tho
Indians on the plains. was conspicuous In
the war with Spain and later IN the
philippine Instructions. and also saw
many years OF service on the Texas
border.
Gen. Mycr was horn in TROY ON Novern.
ber -. 1Si6, the son Of Col. Aaron r.
Myer who died Of wounds received In the
battle OF the Wilderness in the civil war
He began his military career aS 4 private
In the old Eleventh Infantry. when he was
~ years old. He became a Second Lieu
tenant In the Twenty ninth Infantry IN
1865. In 1856 IN was made Captain IN
the Eleventh Infantry. He was ap-
pointed Major In the regiment In 1929.
In 1901 he was transferred tu the Twenty
ninth rs Lieutenant Colonel, and I'm 1908
he became Colonel Of the Seventeen n
Infantry He became Rrigadier-,ieu
eral in March 1907, and was retired three
years later having reached the age limit
Gen Myer is survived bv his wife. WI
helmina Henderson Myer. and son.
Capt. Edgar A. Myer of the Eleventh In.
fantry.
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He is good enough for us.
CURTIS-ROELKER.
Sister Of n June Bride Principal In
East Greenwich wedding.

Providence. July list. Iuke's I;pis-
copal Church IN East Greenwich was filled
this afternoon when Charles Pelham Cur
tbs. Jr.. OF Boston married Miss Edith
Goddard Rocker sister OF Miss Eleanor
Roelker. who last month married Harri-
son Tweed OF New York.
The bride was accompanied by her
brother and was attended nv her sister
in-law. Mrs William q. Rocker as ma
iron of honor. Miss Anita II. 'irosvenor
of this city as maid of honor. and Miss
Gertrude L. Amory, Miss l.. Hop"
Thatcher Miss Edith II. Foster and Miss
Ellen Curtis, sister 81 Mr.. curtis, all VI
Boston: Miss Anne u. Rradley OF Morris
town, y. T.. and Miss Katharine u. Eek
stein Of Cincinnati as bridesmaids
The ushers were Frederick Parker. ",
John s. Parker. william \. Parker and
Bayard Warren Of Boston, William y.
Chatfleld OF Cincinnati. Griscom Battle
Of Philadelphia, Montgomery A. ioodale
Of Cambridge and stephen Hopkins The
bridegroom was attended b. his brother
Richard Curtis Of Boston.
The ceremony was performed hy the
Rev. DR. Daniel tioOdwin, former rector
of St Luke's assisted ny the Rev. j.
Hugo Klaren Of Edgewood
a reception followed on the lawn at
Greene Farm. the home Of the bride
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LIFE IN THE OPEN DRAWS MANY.
white Mountain Soiourn~rs Enjoy
Golf. Tennis md Riding.

RRErToN WOODS. n. H., July l7.--Golf-
ing. horseback riding, tennis and pool
bathing continue to absorb the time of
the guests at the Mount Washington.
The Misses claire and Natalie Haviland
~ New YORK, VINO are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Burt Van Horn Of the same city. arc
ardent golfers Sir. and Mrs. l.. WigRin
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy porr of New York
came to Brettou Woods ny motor to-day
In another automobile party from Man
haitian We're f.. *. Wslhrdge and T.. s
lIaviland
Mrs. r. g. Post. j jerks, Mrs. NJ. s
Tennent and W. w. Macdonald OF New
York registered to-day at the Mount
Washington. Mrs Albert Young and Miss
Arcnts motorcd from Jefferson to the
lutervale for an indefinite st1S.
MIR and Mrs. Charles l.. Robinson and
the Misses Alice and Caroline Robinson
Of New York are At the pequawket AT In
tervale for the summer Mr. and Mrs. T.
Il. Van Horton. who motored here from
Galveston. are at the Iron Mountain House
~ Jackson.
Mrs. q. ~. Mollcr NJ New York has
Joined the cottage colony at. AVplewood.
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LENOX CLUBS DECIDE TO
BUY GREENLEAF ESTATE
Duchess Of Marlborough Ar
rivcs in Automobile During
Violent Storm.

LENoX. July ia committee ot ncm-
beers Of tho Lcnox club and the LenoX
Golf ana Tennis club. appointed 10 uego-
tiate FOR the estate OF tho late Richard
9 Grcenl~,f. Wndyside. a property Of
$50 acres and villa, to be- used ~ a rouu-
try club. rrTorted to-day that a de-
cision had been reached go buy tho prop-
criy for about So, 200 Tho report win
ho ratified by special meetings of tire
clubs to h" held at the clubhouse on Sat
day. July %.
The Duchess of Marlborough arrived in
LcnoN Tonight during heavy storm,
which swept over the mountains and dol
uged highways over which her automobile
was travelling. u was one ~ the hard
est storms Of the summer Mr. and Mrs
sloane had at their dinner table tonight
tho mcmbcrs 81 the family and several Of
their ncighhors
The Rev. Dr. Dewitt sherman of Ruff
falo is a guest If the Roy. Dr. and Mrs
George Grcnville Merrill in Stockhridgc
Mrs, John \. McCreery Ia entertaining
Miss V. Carrigan Of New York NJ her
Stockbrhge cottage.
Mrs Samuel stevens Sands has sold
her estate ~ 900 acres and manor house
in New Lebanon. y. v. to Mr. Rock
wood Of indianapolis Mrs. Sands never
occupied the house since the death Of M
6 nds
Mr., and Mrs i Henry Carson ~ Now
York MIR and Mrs. Walter W. GRIM h
Of Providence, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s FILLING
81 PM ldelphia, Miss r. W. Greenwood
and Miss Keegan ~ New York are nj the
Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Augustus Pyatt and
the Misses Mara ana Lillian ryatt OF
New York. who were at the Rcd Lion Inn
for fcw weeks, went o-day to Mahopac.
y. V, for the remainder of the season.
The r. Rev, Thomas T.. Davies. Episcopal
Bishop ~ the diocese Of Western Msssn-
chusctts IL guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Parsons The Bishop IL making
his visits TO yorkshire churches
Mr., and Mrs. Henry I Parsons have
gone to Now York. whence they will sail
for Europe. Mr.. and Mrs James Graham
Parsons will stay Mt the Parsons estate
for the rem inder Of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph " Choate. Jr.,
have taken cottage at Murray Bav,
Thousand Islands. for two months. Mr.
dinner nj Stoneover tonight.
Mrs Oscar Iaslgi was hostess for her
daughter, Mrs William Marshall Bul-
lit. at luncheon AT Glover Croft Mrs
Henry Hollister Pfase gave luncheon
for Miss Edith Morgan, who departed this
evening for Boston.
Giraud Fountain. who was with Mr..
and Mrs. Brown Caldwell has gone TO
Scarsdalc. Mrs. James r. Josup has re-
turned 10 the Curtis Hotel after n visit
to Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hardness Flagler
In Millbrook ~ Y.
Miss Grace ". Dodge. Miss G., w.
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs, w NJ Ben
nett OF New York arrived at Heaton
Han. Stockbridge walter T. Shrver Of
East Orange has Joined his mother at
Ioaton Hall.
Mrs. James r, Walker gave a luncheon
for n party Of young people In the Owne
villa Dancing followed in the Casino.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

---,.... -
i.sN'N' '"I N".o',o''l'', ~ ''s
~ VIC t'o,'I NsP'"""' '"-""E from ~"
'"rk cry ,.cluI. ,,-u
l'r nnu Mrs' npoer. Nansuen 'u"u,;-
,"'l, MI ana MrS. ~ ,'uN.i's' w ~
LuNties' Nlss hnzdne'h ,'uy,,.S' y, ~
huNt'es' Jt' '.a'haru' MrS W. N Ken
MISS " Ken H. n. hen 'fackardl MT
adh Mrs Walrhr w. iri'e IN" rev ana
MIS-. y. NJ Deems 'lIetc'. ARROW MIS-
~ y hlrhN' Mrs. \. y. hfoy' MISS ~ T.
tarry' MISS ~ Mr'linton 'Locomohlie)'
NNrERhtRY July IL MOTOR arrivals NJ
the Hotel Elton Include nr' and Mrs
hermann VI Blggs, MISS hatharno l..
B.gSs, Master w. v bigrs' New YORK
tAmrloNl Mr.. ana Mrs {. y. quincy,
New YORK tAlco) Mrs william Broad
bent Miss Lucy Broadhent. william "
Broadheni Francis r. Boyer. New Red
FORD. Mass. Franklin Mr. and Mrs
Thomas G. Purdy, Norfolk, Conn. cad
illac).
NoorERsrowN, n V. July l7.-AmonR
the arrivals by automobile nj the OtesaFa
to-day were tho Rev V. Genesrer. New
ark, y. j.. Mr., and Mrs Il. j Waifng,
Plalnneld. y. j. (Maron) r s. Fitch.
Miss n. NJ Kelsey. Mr. and Mrs Loman
Harris, MIR. and Mrs Marion Me
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

urs William Brock Shoemaker has
rome to Bar Harbor, Me- for several
weeks
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock will
soon leave westbury. L. l., for Narragan-
se,t Pier. r. l., to remain throughout the
polo season. -
arrived Yesterday from Europe on the
Anuitania are at the Plaza. Later they
will visit southampton
Mis- Helen Wolcott OF Washington,
n. C., ia n guest OF Mrs Henry r blmock
10 Elslnore, Bar Harbor' Me,
Miss Madeleine OBrlen and Miss Marion
JIouins are in Newport AS guests OF Mrs.
Reginald G. Vanderbilt,
Mr. and Mrs William Slater Jr., VINO
were In Lenox, Mass. during the early
mart ~ the summer have gone TO Beverly
Tor a brief visit Later they VIII go to
York Harbor, Me. for several weeks
count Anton Slgray, who has been
,sitin9 in Newport, has returned TO New
york for several days and Is at the Plaza
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas +, Brady are ut
the Biltmore for brief visit
Mr.. and Mrs Clough Cosby overton
and Miss Margaret Overton are passing
the summer al Kool korners' hellport'
cant and Mrs. Warren G. Beach have
vore 40 Great Harrington. Mass, until
September -, e.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W Strong are
a., their summer place, The Gables, at
Narragansett Pier, for the remainder OF
the season, ,,,
Mr. and Mne George S. Franklin Will
he the guests Of Mr. and Mrs, Frederic
n. Jennings In North Remington W.
for several weeks
Congratulations are being received ny
Mr. and Mrs Horace Havemeyer on the
hr,h of n son on July II At their sumner
home in Islp L. !.
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Mrs Susan II Shevln. whose husband.
James Shevlin. has been for thirty Years
prominent in Democratic politics IN
brooklyn. died on THURSDAY az their
summer home al Saratoga, following an
operation for stomach trouble. She was
born In Brooklyn nearly sixty wears ago.
the daughter of John Read. "A shoe manu-
facturcr H,r marriage to Mr.. SheVlin
took place about thirty years ago She
had long been noted for her activities I'm
the catholic charities of brooklyn and
was one of the leading members Of the
Ladies Aid Society of 81. Marys Hos
pital. Her husband gave the hospital
100000 last year and In recognition Of
this Pope Plus y created him knight
OF St Gregory Mrs. Shevliu was one Of
the organizers of the immaculate Con
cepton Day Nursery Society twenty Years
ago and remained its treasurer until tha
close Of her NE. I'm addition TO her hus-
band Mrs. Shevlin IS survived by two
sisters Tho body was brought 10 Brook
Ign yesterday and taken TO the Shevlin
home AZ 50 Eighth avenue.
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LIVELY AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
Much Entertaining for Visitors Ar
irving for Polo Games.

NARRA6ANsErT PIER. July l7--Thc
opening OF the polo season on the Point
Judith Polo club grounds tomorrow
afternoon and the usual week end attrac-
tions brought many polo enthusiasts and
others to the Pier to-day. MIR. and Mrs
T Buchanan clifford Of New York stopped
at the Imperial Hotel to-day for over the
week end on a motor trip along the Now
England coast. They will proceed to York
Beach early next week and thence 20 by
motor to Bar Haibor. whore they will
pass the remainder OF the summer
\ special week end hop will be given
at the Casino tomorrow night Several
dinner parties have been planned TO pre-
cedc the dance. Among the hostesses will
be Mrs. Joseph Samuels Of Providence
and Mrs. william l.. Manson,
Berry Wilcox OF New York ls the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mansfield Of
Providence at their cottage. Miss Syhl
williams OF Liverpool is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Penn Mather and Miss
Phyllis Mather at their estate, Broadmoor,
on Boston Neck road.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hamilton Goodsell,
Mrs william Kelley simpson and q. w.
Goodsell of New York. Miss Evelyn NJ.
Fitch Of Long Island city, Mrs. j, u. Root
and Miss Evelyn Faith Root Of Hartford,
Or. and Mrs. q w. Mansee OF Woodstock.
Canada. and Mr. and Mrs Harry Hustis
Of Providence were among those u ar
rive to-day at the Atlantic House. James
D. Mckay and Mrs q. ". Smthers or
New York. Mrs, John q. Smthers OF Hunt
ington, l.. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs \. -
Londobal of Youkers were among those to
take luncheon at the Casino this after
noon.
Mrs. Phoebe r. Maurice OF New YORK
gave a luncheon at the Imperial for Mrs
w. Harton Poor OF Washington and Miss
Frances Maurice of New York. Edward a..
Rundeil OF New York was among those to
arrive at the Mathewson to-day, NAL
colin Jenney OF Boston and Miss Rothweli
OF Dorchester, Mass, motor"d to the fler
from Rnston to-day.
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MISS WILSON AT P0C0NO, PA.
Prc.idcnts Daughter VIII EMO,
Vacation on the Delaware.

WAsuINGToS. July l1,--Miss Margaret
Wilson has gone TO Pocono, Pa, TO be the
guest OF Miss Claire Batten, daughter OF
Or. Lorng Batten. at their home at
saltwater on the Delaware.
The Minister from the Netherlands and
his daughter, Miss Van Rappard are
making a trip to New York by automo-
bile. They will be Joined there on Mon
day by Nine Van Rappard and later
that day are booked 10 sail on the Rot
terdam TO spend the summer abroad
NJ. de beaufort will be in charge OF the
legation during tn" absence OF the MIN
ts,er He will 20 to Bar Harbor. where
tho legation will he established for the
summer and where he will he Joined by
Baron Nagell, attache OF the legation.
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ID ED.

APPLETON Suddenly, on Thursday. fuiv
10 Cathsrino Ritter Appleton. beloved
wife Of William GARDINER Appleton Of
Dobhs Ferry. y.
Funeral NJ the chapel Of the Int~rce.-
sion, Broadway and iSith street. SAT
urdav. July IL at 12 o'clock.
DA CUNHA ON July t. A. his rssldsnc.
Goa Wet Fifty second street. Luiz A.
Ia Cupha.
Funeral services ~ the chapel ~ s. ~
Hook 4 son 30 Eighth avenue. sun
day afternoon. Al O'Clock
EMO -Thursday, Tuiy "a, Henry clay Emo.
In tho seventy fourth year ~ hts age
Funeral from his late residence, Eat
Slxty-Arst street, seturday morning July
Is At O'Clock luterm"rt private At
Slmsbury Conn
TUE FUNERAL CHURCH 2u West
Tventy-third street Crank Y. Camp
bell Building
MYER.--Ncw York city July 10, Albert l.,
aged 81 Year,, rctred brigadier Genera
OF the T. :. \, and beloved husband
~ wuhelmina Myor ne" henderson ~
$40 West lIZth street Remains 10 70
shipped TO lakewood Cemetery. Troy
y \. ON Suuday.
sc,u,vIrR his hom. $50 winysh
avenue. New Rochelle ON ThursdaN
Juiy l6, after a short illness o. pneu-
monia. Montgomery SCHUYLER beloved
father of Montgomery SCHUYLER. j.
and Robert Livingston schuyler IN his
seventy first wear.
rnreral services vi. be held AZ Trinity
church. New Rochelle, on Sa'nrda'
my is. at II O'Clock Trains leavs
Grand central station at NOS. Burial
private.
rAINToR AT woodstock, w. fu'v H.
Augusta uIopiev. wife ~ Giles =. Tsintof
~ 3aurhier Of the late capt cha~l"sA
= W Benm and Esther Nor-i7 Han
cock ~ Philadelphia
Funeral private from her ia'@ home. ~
IVES, sixty ninth street, SUNDAY after
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

Mas MARY GERTRUDE MARKS. who died
October q. 1919. left the bulk OF an estate
Of s300Ss to her mother Margaret Leon
ard or this amount slG,6o3 was the
value of the interest OF her late hus-
band. William l.. Marks, in the Arm OF
George Rutledge Co. sign manufac-
turers.
ALrREp VI Woop. who died February
10 1913 and owned the Empire Towel
supply Company, lef' $73,3l5. His wife
resolved s5a.o56, and the rest went to
two daughters and a son.
IsnArL MtCHELMAN, who died May ~,
left NOV, than $50 0o0 n his wife, Re-
hr.ra Mirnolmln.
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Miss Hartley ENGAGED.

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Louise Hartley to
Philip X. Norton Of New York. Miss
Hartley IL the daughter Of Mrs. J. ~.
Hartley. who has a summer home at
Hampton Park.
Mrs. James Russell Nolly. who IL the
guest u Mrs Nelson Brown ut Newport.
will come 10 Southampton the latter part
Of the month to spend the month Of Au-
gust with her daughter Mrs. Howard
Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brokaw
are entertaining Mr.. Brokaw's brother.
Irving Brokaw, AT tho Grapevine. their
cottage near Meadow Mere Lake.
Mrs y. \. Valentine IL spending n few
days AT Oconowoc. Wis. and will return
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. scott Cameron gave
a fancy costume dance this evening at the
Mornings. their summer home on the
Dunes for eighty invited guests
Among those present were Reginald
Brooks, Mr. and Mrs George padmun.
Mr. and Mrs Lyttlrton Fox, Mr. and
Mrs -; Barton French, Mr. and Mrs. w
De I.ancey kountze. W. g. Potter Mr.. and
Mrs Orin Root. Mrs stephen II. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs Goodhuc Livingston. Mrs
l.. H. Sproul. Mr.. and Mrs. ". u Babcock
Mrs q. n. Bliss. Jr.. MIR. and Mrs. W. II
Rarnum Miss l.. l.. Fleitman. Mr.. and
Mrs H. W. Sage. Mr. and Mrs. q. n
Mum, Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Trevor, Mr.
and Mrs Howard Brokaw, Mrs. Edward
Van Ingcn. Mrs. sydney l.. Brccse, Mr.
and Mrs lie Grand Grlswold.