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trar ell. tran, por 10 que sc resolvlo
adoptar ell modelo anterior. con alsu-
mas perfecciones. Una maquina de csc
tipo fuG la escogida para llevar Ell pri
Iner tren de excursion. En- csc viaje,
Sc emple6 MADEIRA de Pine amarillo
como c~ombustible, resultando que Ia
maquina despidi6 tai cantidad de CHS
pas de Ia MADEIRA que los pasajeros Sc
vieron obligadOs a hacer $50 de sus
paraSuas Y som1rillas para proteSerse
de elias, pero no evitaron que 3staS Y
muchas de- sus ropas. sufrieron grand
es quemaduras. La mdquina Clinton
con su tender. pCsa tai solo $4,000 lib
ras Y mide doce pies ocho pulgadas
de largo, alcanZando ST altura maxi
ma. ocho pies, cinco pulgadas.
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MERRITONE LE do
ENERCIAS
Un caballero nos dice que su e.
posa logro librarse de sus pa.
decimientos, debido al uso
de este Purificador de la
Sangre.

mi esposa sufrio terriblemente
durarte mucho tempo. Estaba SUI
mamente dabil Y decaida; no podia
conciliar ell sueno la mayoria de Ia
noches, debido a las enfermedades
rropias de su seXc; aparte de las 2
fecc'ores n~.c-aleS que tenh-er !"
aquejaban. Con Ia primera botella
que tonic dc Merritone, desaparcic
ron cast todos sus achaques. Y ahora
dice Que. cuando termine la tercera
botella. 81 alivio radical sera segu-
ro." Este fue 10 que dijo ell senior
John Aaron, quien vive en- la Ruta l
de Paris. Texas.
TODD el mundo esta sujeto a sufrir
decaimientos en- su Salud en- cierta
epcca, siendo este ell tempo en- que e.
ORGANISING presenta menor resistencia,
V por 10 tanto, Sc encuentra sujeto a.
embate de enfermedadse de cualquier
naturaleza, bien scar de la Sangre,
Estomago, Rinones o del Higado.
FL Merritcne deberia ser tornado
como IN tenico general para rinones
truir el sistema, ayudar a los rinones
Y el higado Ell sus funciones de elini-
naci6n. V mantener el estonago en- es-
tado saludahle. FL Merritone supple
los estimulantes necesarios para la
sangre, que son indispensables para
poser un alma sana en- IN cuerpo
Sano.
Merritone Sc encuentra de venta en-
todas las droguerias.
MERRITONE MEDICINE co.
1922 Clark St.
Houston, Texas.
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prueba, entire las ciudades de Albany.
capital del Estado d" Nueva Nork y S
schenectady. el dia ) dc Agosto de 1881.
hacienda el recorrido de las diecisiete
mlllas que las scpara. en- II bora Y
cuarenta Y cinco minutes. FL primer
viaje Official. con pasajeros, 10 hiZo csc
tren el dfa 9 de -Agosto del mismo
ano. uSando carbon como c~ombustible.
En- este viaje. Ia maquina mostr6 alg
unos defectos que impidieron terminar
Ell recorrido. teniendo que p~renderse
varios tiroS de caballos para arrastr
ar el convoy hasta el ttrmino de SUI
ruta
Posteriormente Sc rempIaz6 ID
maquina De Witt Clinton por otra
modelo Roberto Fulton, pero esta
fracas6 del todo. pues no pudo arras
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TOnAN MEDlDAS CONTRA LA
PESTE sUsONlCh

JALAPA. Feracruz, JUNO Rel
ma consternaci6n en- esta capital por Il
aparici6n de Ia pestc bub0nica en- Ell
puerto v~eracruzano. Los medicos de
eSta reunieronse. de acuerdu con las
a~utorjdades civiles V militares. para
estndiar Ia mcjor de combatir
81 terrible NAL en- case de que este
haga su aparici6n por alut.
Las autori6ades sanitarias Sc han
dirigido al Consejo Superior de Salubri
dad en- Mexico para que Sc envie a es-
Ia. a Ia mayor ~breVedad, la vacuna
contra la peste.
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CRABADO \ , Columns
FL. PRIMER TREN DE CARRlLES.

E.n Ia Ciudad de Nuera York Sc
avbibe actualmente FL primer tren de
CARRIES que corr!6 Ell este pals, mace
ochenta y nueye AMOS y una vista del
cual So reproduce en- el grabado
iuser;o. Ell famoso tren Sc componia de
una maquina tipo DE Witt Clinton,
su tender Y tres coches de paSajeros
que tenfan la forma Y ~capacidad de
las ambulanciaS de pasajerOs que eran
los cochcS que hacian los Wales entire
las ciudades.
La mdquina DE Witt Clinton
fus construida en- Ia fundici6n de
West Point . hizo su primer viaje de
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GOOlNEZ VOLVlO AL GOSIERNO
DE NkYARIT

IXTLAN DEL RIO, Nayarit, Mayo
3l.-Acaha de arribar a esta pobla-
ci6n, despues de IN nno de ausencia,
el Gobernador Constitutional del Es-
tado, Santos Godinez, quien fut acla-
mado por sus partidarios. Godfnez Sc
liriSi6 desde luego a Ia capital de-
Estado para tomar possession de 81
pucsto. de acuerdo con Ell artfculo 40
del Plan de Aqua Prieta."
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DICTIONARIES CASTELLANOS,
Efr+nr EmrO.--

Isu1yauo Observation-Disclosures encIelope-
dice &c n lenEIa casLelaHa. Dor VI. Con
80 de Z Rosa. L2str2do son 80
r-,haEos. 233 recratcs. - mSpaS" dos
..;.d-os De bandcras, a5las te. Sstema
Nst-ico. C6GiEO international &c SeAA-
Is, etc. Tn JOco pasA tesa---S-
"a -Ediriou Minerva. C-.HsIr1C y 2
p-actico. Enpaseado en- tela inE!@a- 81.
Di-cionario Complete de "a Ll@=@ ES2"-
hola. por i. EodsiEUez-Navas' GoA-
-;a7s cientc ysl1ye mi .o-S sX-
pjca6as 3 defiu.Czs y IS le 4s discIoAA-
los mas completes cs ~ .enE-4. IN 70
no ds 1900 p&ginas. pasta ;s.a......Si
D,-r,ona-i5 &c a LeaEuA C4s:elana. g'E
D. Jose A.euns0y.-s g-'na -' '"sImta g
lT55 p&s!nas : c~cntieEe tcdaS rs woes
Del Dicciona-io e u Academia. Eeiha-
einco nil a-mcIcaa5n9s- ounce H"- &c
rerosas g0~tuclcUcs lLcsa4S = eEtr1nJeE2.
&c. Pasta Gra
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Para libros en- espanol d~irijase US.
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 1lS
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
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CIENTIFlCAS.
PARA NlSOS.

= ~.eetgrzs ,@s@alarGs--ages0s 10
mos tIastrcdos : p e~sE.aves esaS 4"01
vi Prlmera Lecs--L
Horns FelcrS-
b Muado Animal para NinoH
= AnllEullc.
Eslue.= ae Aa.nales.
Aysn-uras &c sEIG-alss.
Los Nlaos &c otg0S iaises-
Il L.5rc Gel Meme
Ninos BueE0S ) $lHoS Aa-os-
CueaJos para &.nos-
- PAS &C is AaraT--AA
C.entcs &c EaCas.
81 AlurGo NI-avlucSo-
y: Libro FGy0-l-o.
Erisod!os ) AvenUCraS-
a.turas IL H.ssOrIa SaEracs.
Episod!zS &c IL EE.or.- SsETsdA
Sar-acioues ExIrlVcG.UGrIAS-
Ta-Les lie OtonC-
Las Tribulac!O2es &c Netereis
- NunGo &c los Ninos-
Ise5ae-Cucutoz roraleE
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proyecto para un ferrocarril
de Matamoros a Tampico> lamps.

resultados halagadOrcs Y en- cXtre-
mo SatisfactoriOS.
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IA FORTUNA VUELVE 4 LAMAR 4 LAS POER
Los QUE Ia QuERAN RECB|R.

La Azteca Oil and Gas Company,
o~rganizada en- Mario del corriente ano,
1920, en- San Marcos, Texas, Y reorgani
zada ell dia To-, del actual en- San An
tonic, Texas, cuenta con IN capital, Sc
gun ell Herald Times de San Marcos. TIE
Nas, de 100000. 90, Y que, como va ell
publico sabe. hizc una inmejorable ad-
quisicion, consiste en- Cincuenta acres
de terreno en- eel insuperable Cam
DO Petrolifero de Summerset, ounce mi
las al Sur de San Antonio, Texas, ACADIA
de dar un ~gigantesco paso mas hacia ell
aseguramiento de I'm complete eXito en-
su empresa: eS decir: la AZteca Oil and
Gas Company, ACADIA de adquirir tam
bien en- Tan:pico, Tamaulipas, Mexico 45
hectaras de terreno en- el Campo Petro
lero mas eXtenso Y mas rico del mundo;
dicho terreno sc halia en- la Huasteca
Veracruzana, Canton de Ozuluama, muy
cerca del lugar donde fue perforado el
famoso pczo de Dos Bocas.
La Azteca Oil and Gas Company,
no obstante ell cortc tempo q,,e lleva
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0BRAS DE AMADO NERvO.

In Voz Baja 1900. 49,. $3.50. ...-Sl.@0
e D.a=ante de "a Insuie:ud ........Sl.20
DE III AGO IRhNEI
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'IBLiOTECA TRAGL-ROMANTICA.

"a so ccHtsscs eaGs yna.)
A-te &c SGsczr Na-iSo.
SaiyA-so dc Amor
e Nido de RuiseHoreS-
e collar de EsmsraldAs.
z Iafierro De Los Honores.
II ELjz &c Venus.
Las HAAS Gel Champagne.
po-Cue ReIncidea rs EiUtRG
PorCue s. CaSRa los Aonbres-
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CODiGOS M~EXiCANOS.
NOyELAS nlsTORICAS 7 POPU-
LARES.

a 80 c~sntGvOS cGdG vH1-l
Amor &c Aadre.
AbcLa-Go y L4OISa-
Be-,o.lo. SeEySsGino = CacAseno-
Ca-louaG-o o los Dose Pa=es ds FrArc'A
poUA SLaoILA-
Don juan &c SerrELlonxG
:, 8a-osro de Sev.la.
5. Mercader &c E=neciR-
81 Condo Le LcNemDurZo.
EspIuas dc CGa Elor-
Genoysyz de BEAoz2te
Suiaegmo Tel.
Herman Cortss y hGrtns-
Jaana Ge A-co.
&Rnou Lescaut
IuIleta y Romeo
Luc-ecia BorEiR-
la HUs-ianA Dc BruselRA
La Eorna-Ina-
Los A-Aaces d. TG-uel
Maria AntoGietS-
Na-xa-i:a de BorSohA.
Orelo. e. Moro &c Venecla.
Tr-iata Amos Q \ Vida te IN JuEAdor-
BIBLIOTECA DE NOVELISTAS.
ETo--o, ~-.r-Sf-Eox ~ .ela final
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ALMANAOUES PARA 80.

e mas antS:o Gaivan 70
~ A6o en- - AaDO -----.-.--- 49,
Ainansaue Lust-aGc Observation-Disclosures i.SV
CODIGOS MEXICANOS.
Constitution de 1851 $500. SO. 49, V'SV
Cos,.v C.yL--Edte-UU O.:cla. --.-.-.-S-.y
C65ira &c g-CceG.zG!eH:os Females ...' ~
CSd;Co De p~vUcedimisaloS Females .... l-so
60, = Csme-cio
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LcFc- AcLI NI.-
= Pan de los Poo7e5- Cuat-o toues....S4.0O
& Amor de .os Auo-ss. CISt-o tomos-.-St,Go
e Inferno dc los ~Celos-SsSunGa parts
&c "a anterior. Cuatro onos....--..Si.0
Ia Mad-e de IS Des2mparadoS tomos $500
La MUicr AGulterA. Cu2tro romoS.....-S+.90
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accones en- La Azteca, pues con poca dferencia, son como los Bonos
que expide y vende un Gobierno Municipal; a su tempo venera r ei
de las acciones V ell correspondence tanto por clentc d dVi
dendo Dor cada una de estas acciones, al hacerse el reparto respec
two, como en- las otras Companies Petroeras.
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Todos eos son hombres de espiritu de enpresa, de frrmeza e.
ell prop5sto Y activos sill los hay.
Con respecto al valor de las accioneS sgue siendo de SlOo caoa
accion: pero al reorganizar aCompahia, e acordo que ell nunero mi
mimi de acciones Que Sc vendan, sea de dRz acciones para arHba.
No deben olwdar los acconEtas que con la adquiscion del te-
reno e. Tanpico, cada accon colocada puede considerarse ahora con
un valor de 500 90 Glen pesos.
La correspondence de Is interesados RESIDENCES en- los Estados
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Aut0rsS DivsrSos-

AEtacia Q yas Charras Con;rabaadis;as.-
Nove!a mcx.cazz Dos ;OmSs.......-.$2.
e Indie CostaL. Q q Dragon de "a
EeiaA. per Ferry .-..-------.-. lie
e S,tio De Il Rochela. 81. 90
La SanGldas de Lenders. por Feval ..SI.OQ
Memorials de una SGeECa. POr Acsvedo. . 81. 90
Memorials. RcSQul2S : Ec:-&tc--NaE=a-
clones patri6ys,as. por eEz...---...Sl6o
I'll EsroSa Official por Savage ...- 90
Napoleon. por Dumas
IN H:;o Natural. Eur Eo-rSela. $500. s.. 90
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Unidos, puede drlg1rse al Secretarlo dc Ia Icmpahla, O sa uFe
ci6n: P. o. Box No. ISL. San Antonio, Texas. La correspondence
oe GO n,ande para Tanpico, debe drijrse ad: Empresa No 80. A
partado No. 21
La fortuna vuelve a lamar a las puertas de todos los que que-
ran recibira. Lector: ;no quieres recibrla?
Dez o mas accones en- la Azteca Oil and Gas Company, repre-
sentan una fortuna, que como va hemos dcho, en- un future proxi-
mo les llegara a todos los acconistas.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
JOSEPH N. FRANCOLINI

Joseph Nicola Francolini, founder
and president Of the italian Savings
Bank in Spring Street, died suddenly
Tuesday evening at his home. l6O West
Eighty-e eighth Street. tie was one OF
the representative Italian-born citizens
and was dovotedly attached to the serv-
ice of his people in this city.
FOR many years he was 4 membe r
Of the Board of Education and worke /
faithful to introduce Che teaching Of
tNe Italian language into the Public
schools in order that the children of
italian parents might be more in SYM,
pathy with the older ones in the family
who could not speak English. In rec
oognition of his success in this worl,
re King Of italy conferred on him tha
Order of Chevalier of St. Maurice and
Lazzare, and later the title of Com
mandatore.
tie was a past president Of the Dante
A'ighieri Society and other Italian or
ganlzstions. and vas an honored mem
Der OF Prince of Orange Lodge, No. l6,
or Free and Accented Wasono
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

"@rguerite Doubleday. The guests
"u"oefed about 400 and they came to
'he dance from several dinners, one Of
the largest having been given by Mr.
doubleday himself at his home, 26 East
seventy-third Street. His guests at
dinner included Miss Adelaide Kip
hninelander, Miss Mary Osgood Field,
MISS Katherine B. >pliss. Miss Laura
Maoon, Miss Helen Bull, Miss Martha
M. ottley, w. Trumbull Thomas, Svd-
ney r. Brewster, Bals1ey Elebash J
perry Underhill, Robert l.. Duane.
donaldson Tucker, Henry Richardson,
hampton I. nch, John De w. Pcltz
and Julian Schackno.
mere was general dancing through
out the evening and supper was served
about midnight. The rooms were at
tTactlvely decorated with Christmas
S"eens and chrysanthemums. The ad-
@itionai guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin W. Litt eton jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
,George l: Bowdoin, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Miss Genevieve and Miss Florence
Clendenin, Miss Burks Yuilie, Miss
Nancy Yuille and Miss Melissa Yuille;
Miss Louise Schieffelin, Miss Muricl
Vanderbilt, Miss Jane Sanford, Miss A.
Helen Trevor. Miss Marion Tiffany,
Miss Betty Thompson, Miss Fanny Bill
lings, Miss Molly Brooks, Miss Julia
Fincke, Miss Margaret Flint. Miss
Lucille Baldwin, Miss Emily Hammond.
Jay Schieffelin, Alan Hartman, Ed
ward NJ. Stettinius jr., Gordon Hamcrs-
ley. Monroe Won Mayhotf, Frank Gould.
MAURICE Roche, Harvey S. Ladew, Liv-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Gen. Hill Buried With
Impressive Ceremonies
$4,000 Soldiers Line Route OF
Funeral Procession; Two Days
Public Mourning Decreed

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 16.-Impressive
military ceremonies marked the buria
to-day of General Benjamin G Hill
the War Secretary, who died Yesterday
Twelve thousand soldiers lined the
route from the National Palace to the
French Cemetery
George T Summeriin, United States
Charge d'AFaires here, attended the
funeral with the other members OF the
diplomatic corps.
The body, on a caisson under mill
tary escort commanded by Genera
Gales, the chief Of Cabinet. was taken
from the Palace down the Avenida
Nadero to the Department of Foreign
Relations, where it was transferred t.
the funeral car. Meanwhile four air
planes circled overhead dropping flow
ers. President Obregon attended the
ceremonies, as did the members of the
Cabinet and the entire membership OF
the Congress.
Two days OF public mourning have
been decreed by President Obregon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
bradley Martins Widow
Leaves Estate to Chiidres,

Cornelia Countess of Craven, and
her brother, Bradley Marr,n, are the
chief heneticiaries under the will of
their mother, Mrs. Cornelia sherman
Martin. widow of Bradley Martin sr
and for many years q society figure
IN New York. Mrs. Martin died Oc
Jtober "A in England, which had been
her nome for 3 number OF wears. dur
ing which time she continued her
American citizenship.
With the will CT the testatrix filed
IN the Surrogates' Court yesterday was
codlcil made necessary bv the death
Of her husband. The only beneficiary
besides the son and daughter was Mrs.
Martins son-n-law, the Earl of Cra-
ven, whose note to her for 10000
pounds she declared Cancelled bv her
codlcil. The value of the estate in
TINS country was placed at about $50
GEO IN personal property. In her will
Mrs. Martin made certain bcquests TO
her son and daughter and bequeathed
the residue to her husband. Mr. Mar
TIN died before his wife, who added
a codicll dividing the residuary estate
between her two children.
All Mrs. Marrln's jewelry is left to
the Countess Of Craven, With the ex-
ception Of the "Sevigne brooch" from
tie collection of French crown jewels,
which is left to the son. The countess
receives her mothers residence at 8
and Chesterfield Gardens, London,
and all mortgages held by Mrs. Martin
on the property Of the Earl of Craven
Mr.. Martin receives the personal
effects of his mother in her residence
at balmacaan, in the Scottish High
lands. Mrs. Martin had stocks and
bonds in a vault of the United States
Deposit Company and the Bank Of
America, which are divided equally be-
tween her son and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Erie S. Winston to Marry
Miss ID. Thomas To-day
Society Athletes First Wife Was
Maud Kennedy; Bride-EIect
Is From Memphis, Tenn.

Eric S. Winston. son of the te DR..
Gustavus Winston, will be married to
Miss Diane Thomas, of Memphis, Tenn,
daughter Of the late Frank Thomas, of
Baltimore, tomorrow afternoon. The
ceremony will be followed by dinner
at Delmonico's.
This VIII be Mr.. Winston's second
marriage, his first wife having been
the beautiful Mand A Kennedy, daueh-
ter o. Mrs II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy
Of Hemp l.. l.. and sister OF Mrs
John S. Petit. They were married in
April, 1915, and Mrs. Winston was
awarded a decree OF divorce by Su-
preme Court Justice Platt in White
Plains last Dec mber. The decree gave
Mrs. Winston the right to her maiden
name and to rNmHrrv She later mar
ried Malcolm Stevenson.
Mr.. Winston is one Of society's noted
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
William S. Howell to Marry
Denver Girl in London To-day

LONDON, Dec. 16.-Wi.liam Smith
Howell, Of Texas, formerly Second Sec
rotary of the American Embassy in
London and now Secretary 20 the Lega-
ton in Prague. Czecho- -Slovakia. will
marry Miss Charlotte a. barth, Of Dem
yer. Colo, in st. Margaret's, Westn,in-
ster, tomorrow afternoon.
The bride will be given away by John
". Davis. the American Ambassador,
and }. But'er WRIGHT. counsellor Of the
en- mbxssy. will be rest man.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
CHARLES II. BARCOCK

RUCHESTER, Dec 16.-Charles r.
Balcock, coal dealer and president OF
the Lincoln National Bank until its
consolidation with The Alliance Bank
a few weeks ago, died to-day from a
stroke OF apoplexy suffered FIVE weeks
ago
MIR. Babcock was nrominent in bust
ness affairs in the city, and under Gov
ernor Morton, was placed on the State
Black he was chairman of the State
Conservation Commission. He main
tanned winter home at Beaufort. s,
G., and summer home in the Adiron-
dacks. He was born in Esstrush, this
county. Noyembnr d 1913
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
ERNEST Il. RIPLEY

Ernest II. Ripley, prominent young
real estate broker of Westchester
County and a member of the firm OF
rrInce 4 Ripley, died yesterday at the
Whlte Plains Hospital following an
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.: Ripley was born forty years ago
at Llyonia, in Livingston County. He
served as principal in the Chatterton
hill Schooi at White Plains about if
teell years ago. He was member os
the White Plains Masonic Iodoc
Rotary Club and Gedney Farms Cour-
try Club. lie is survived by a wife
and two children.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Miss Cuggenlleiin and
Niscouni Stuart Married
from The Tr.bune's Europecn Euy,ov

from The Tfi0nne's EHropecn Eurcou
LONDON. Dec. 16.-Niscouat Stuart.
heir to the Earl of Castlestewart, and
Miss Eleanor Guggenhein, daughter of
>. +. Guggerheim of New York and
granddaughter of David Guggenheim
were married to-day at St Margaret's
by the Rev A. A. David canon of Gov
entry, assisted by the Rev. L. S. Stew
art
= The bride was attended by Miss
hdlth MacGeorge, of Glasgow. and
Mss Janet tcwcl', Of Newcastle. Hugh
Greer was best man.
After a honeymoon in Spain the
couple will live in London at the one
time home of Colonel George Keppel.
"here the wedding reception was held
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
DEATHS

ssn = ,Ss !" PssssS5 Its SH + ]eso h5sn T ~@9 'ns
E"fly bingham. Of Belfast Nc. am oe-
loved husband Of Aenes Nnnal1 Alden.
a1 'iS reslcence, 593 East lsth ST
it5Hookiyn Funeral private. Belfast.
Me- papers please copy.
CHURCH. Broadway. 6sth st, Friday
nARErR Isabel Robinson Barker dausa-
'PT or the late Mary r. Chanberlain
ana Henry Robinson rar,er, on Decein-
b"r -. 1920. Intermert AT N,yack \ Y.
HERRlaN-December is 1920. at the POS.
Graduate Hospital Franklin Moore Ser
rian. only son Of the late Beniarlin ana
ea ~ ~ iiaGy Ii,.s 5enrlan, 40 Funeral SER
Friday evening. 8 O'Clock.
hkADEnRD--t,n Wednesday, nece-,, ..-
Is. Susan Colt Packer Bradford. beloved
services viii be held a. her laie u'Iei. rss-
dence. US Columbia Heights. BroolSlyn.
on FTi6ay. DecemNer y at 10 a m
InteT'nent al Plainneld. Conn.
SHONN-At Biltmore n c.. December IS.
Emma Dyer Brown. Not.oe<of funeral
cHAFT-'S baI,S , rEy FANNY Lockwood wife Of
Sarah Il. and the late George -.ockwoo,
at ner residence. 40f Rivers 3e Drive
services az the Church of Zion ana ST
I'nothy, 3st West 57rh ST.. on Friday,
Dec"r,her u. at $50 L. IN. lntcI5a@at
Wingdalc. y. Y.
CIARK---
Society of Ninth COMPANY Veterans
7th en;.-Announcemcnt Is made sits
with profound regret OF tie death on
DeceIrber II at IS Van siclen ave.
BroolSlyn OF Lawrence w Clark
GEORGE +. NICHOLS. President.
ENRiGnT-on GnTIon Tuesday. December "A.
9f e., Daniel laa, J. an. and Dennis f Enrigrt
ncy Place. Brooklyn. December ls. 1910
a m. Requiem. mass ST Charles For
romeo's Church. Sidney Place and Ilv-
ingsfon St. 10 Il. m.
FIIEss-recember II. William Maynard
fliess. beloved husband OF Caroline GIL
len'er Fuess Funeral services Friday
morning. December II, 20 o'cIo~k at
late residence $40 West ssth st. Kindly
omit flowers.
FEANCiH--Angela. on Decemba~ - 1920.
Funeral from her late residence y
Macdougal ST. Saturday morning.
GER RD--At Mount St. Ursula. Bedford
fari> New York City. on Tuesday. Pc
cember II. Sister Mary Gerard (Rosaiia
Eertfold). Funeral Al q O'Clock Friday
morning Rochester papers please copy
GERMOND--At his home. 1856 CAMBRIDGE
place. Brooklyn. on December Is. Henry
Shel1en Germond. In the s7fh year OK
BIS age Services al st. Luke's Church.
at p. m tnternent al convenience Of
family.
GERN OND--
WIN profound reeret. announcement
is made OF the death OF 1t Henry S
Germond. for fourteen years an ac,ive
member OF Co. l. 1ch Regiment. and for
forty four years a loyal and enthusias .
member OF the @ocietV Members u -,
requested TO attend funeral servicps Al
81. Ln'e,s church C,inion av.. Brookiyn
SOCIETY or NINTH COMPANY NET.
LNANS. George Z. Nichols, President.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
MRS. ANNA STEPHENSON IRWIN

Mrs. Anna Stephenson irwin, one ot
Bergen County's oldest residents, dice
at the home Of her son. James ". Irwin
in Third Street, Oradel, n j., yeste1.
day. She was born in Bergen County
ninety-one years ago and had lived
in the county all her life. She had
been an active worker in the Grade
Reformed Church for seventy Years
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

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Death and In NEen1oriam Notices
raay be telephcned TO The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for IN
scytion in The next days papcr.
/ eiephone Beehnan 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

squash tennis championship. re is q
graduate of Harvard, class Of 1911, and
IS member of the Racquet and Tennis
Club. He served as q lieutenant in the
World War.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Library Sales Bring ss3.B16

The second session OF the sale Of the
Libraries Of the Rev James NJ. Bruce
md the late r. W. Moore at the Ander-
son Galleries yesterday amounted to
1f@ making total for the sale Of
S3,616.90.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Welfare League Plans !sereft

The School Children's Welfare
League arranged yesterday to give a
benefit on January is, in the Cohan
4 Harris Theater The league met at
che Pennsylvania Hotel and elected Of
fcers, as follows. Mrs. S. M Goddin.
presidents; Mrs: G. Stud'ey vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. a. Gritzncr. treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
ENGAGEMENTS

a!' CN''sN --- -siEGEt-The engagement
NJ nnen apnoun"eN Of Mss Rose s'eoel
Of SCI West 1G1st St to Ny. HERNIA,
Gluchman. of Philadelphia ana New
Il rs" E--sCHiEMAN-Mr. and Mr..
HeIloan r. Seharman, $50 West 59th st.
Ne" ork, announce the engager7of,t Of
laeir daughter, Alice Louise. to william
G taesrhe son Of Mr. am Mrs Max
B. kaesche, 100 Riverside Drive