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Engaged to, Railroad omcial.

PrTrsRuRG, Pa, July 2o.-At lunch
con in the William Penn Hotel to-day
for Miss Louise Turner OF Grafton, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Barkley Fisher OF AS
pinwal and previously Of St. Dayids,
Pa. announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Kathryn Audenreid
Fisher. to Mr. John Med, Sharpe Sd.
Mr.. Fisher, formerly superintendent OF
the New York division Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad now is general superln-
tendent Of transportation Of the central
region of the Pennsylvania System,
with headquarters at Pittsburg.
Miss Fisher Is graduate OF Wilson
College. Mr.. Sharpe is a son Of Mr., and
Mrs. Walter X Sharpe OF Chambers
burg. Pa. He is an alumnus of Philips
Andover Academy and OF Princeton
University.
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PRINCES FUNERAL IN
CHURCH OF PEACE
Religious Services in Berlin,
Four Brothers Attending.
BY RAYMOND SWING,


staff Correspondent Of THE Sun AND NEW
YORK HERALD Copyright, 1870, By THE Sun
AND NEW YoRK Herald
BERLIN, July 20.--The body Of Prince
Joachim, youngest son of the former
Kaiser. was placed In the Sigismund
Chapel OF the mausolepm of Emperor
Frederick to-day. Services were held
in the Church of Peace, Potsdam, and
were attended by Prince Eitel Fred
erick Prince Adalbert. Prince August
and Prince Oscar, his brothers, as we'll
as many army officers and persons OF
the one time court
The former Kaiser and Kaiserin sent
wreaths. which were placed on the cof-
fin. Also there were wreaths and
flowers from Princess Victoria Louise
and many friends of Prince Joachim.
While no news has come directly from
Doom. fear was expressed by persona
formerly attached to the imperial court
that the death OF Prince Joachim may
hasten his mothers end. She has been
In rapidly failing health for several
months. Prince Joachim was the first
Hohen7ollern TO kill himself.
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MRS. MARTHA THOMPSON DIES.
Mother OF Ralph w. Thompson,
Wall street Lawyer.

Mrs Martha NJ, Thompson of Morse.
mere, N. j.. widow OF Robert w
Thompson, died Sunday at the resi-
dence OF her brother, DR.. Malcolm Mae.
farlan, at Ardmore, Pa. She was born
seventy-four years ago in New York
city, in the section then known as
Bloomingdale, where her father. Duncan
Macfarlan. Scotch silk manufacturer
operated his mill.
Mr.. Thompson, her husband, died
March 26, 1914, and the death OF her
youngest son, Malcolm. geologlst for the
Standard Oil Company. who died sud.
denly OF pneumonia during the present
year, proved a blow from which she
never fully recovered. Mrs. Thompson
leaves a son. Robert w. Thompson. law.
yer. Of SO Wall street, and two daugh-
ters Agnes c.. and Martha Thompson
Funeral services will be held this morn
Ing at her home In Morsemere.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21
Hassard short to Produce Plays.

Hassard Short. actor and director an
nounces that besides staging Joe Weber's
production of "Honeydew" he will pro-
duce vaudeville acts extensively, Among
his initial Undertakings viii be "Bleaty-
Bleaty." revue corcelved by Mr., Short
for the Lambs Gambol, with music and
lyrics by Roy and Kenneth Webb.
Other miniature musical productions
planned by him arc Dream States. The
Rainbow Girl" Ruby Ray" and new
version Of bits and Pieces" He has
already launched Harriet and Mary Nc
Connell in a sorG revue called Thrills
and Frills"
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Mrs. Widener and
Miss Twombly Win
on Casino Courts
Mixed Doubles Tournament
Next on List of Sports
at Newport.

Special 10 the Sun arm NEw YohK HmaGun
NEWPORT, r. l., July 2O.--Another
tennis tournament started this morn
Ing at the Casino, a woman's doubles
handicap event. Mrs. George D. Widener
and Miss Ruth V. Twombly defeated
Mrs. w. Goadby Loew and Mrs. Henry
@, Gray in straight sets, Ga, Cd.
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and Mrs
Howard g. Cushing won from Mrs.
Irwin b. Laughlin and Mrs w. A. M.
Burden by default. Entries for the
mixed doubles to begin next Saturday
include Mrs Arthur Scott Burden and
Mr.. James Stewart Cushman, Mrs f,
Lothrop Arles and Mr.. James w. Bar
ney Miss Twombly and Mr.. Beverly
Bogert. Mrs. Widener and Mr.. Wads-
worth r. Lewis, Mrs. Loew and Mr.
Williams p. Burden and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry G. Gray. Others not yet paired
are Miss Florence Loew, Mrs. Irwin
Laughlin, Mr.. Sumner Gerard. Mr.. J.
Townsend Burden and Mr.. George d.
Widener.
Mrs. William Grosvenor will have a
tea for Bishop Herbert Bury, DID,
Friday, when the Bishop will speak on
Hopeful View on the Conditions in
Russia"
At the Casino yesterday Mrs. William
W. Smyth. wife of Commander Smyth.
U. S. N, gave bridge for forty in the
grill. There were additional guests for
tea.
At Hill Top Inn to-day was BEig.-
Gen. Clarence r. Edwards, U. S. A.
This evening Capt. Civalleri Naval At
tache of the Italian Embassy. arrived
also Princess Gizycka, who will be guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Preshrey Of New
York and Mr., and Mrs. c. d. Spaulding
Of New Rochelle have left the hotel
Mr.. g. Louis Bolssevain gave a lunch
con there to-day. Mr.. Lloyd Warren of
New York will return from London this
week and come to the Inn.
Mrs. James +. ID. Lanier has gone to
California to join her husband,
Mr.. James Brett Stokes has given n
silver cup for swimming races at
Bailey's Beach among the young people
The person winning the mos: races by
1922 takes the trophy.
Miss Marguerite Caperton has returned
from Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Henry A. c. Taylor gave a recep-
ton and tea this afternoon. Capt and
Mrs. Martin f. Trench will give d
luncheon tomorrow for Gov. and Mrs
r. Livingston Beeckman. Mrs. Sinclair
Cannon. wife of Capt. Cannon, L. S. N,
gave luncheon to-day.
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Mary Savage Incorporates.

Miss Mary Savage. who has played
boy character parts in motion pictures,
has formed her own Aim, company. in
corporated in Albany as the Mary Saw
age Pictures Corporation for 100000.
Miss Savage is the president, with Ar
thur ]. Levy directing her activities.
Work n to be started soon on a feature
film based on a novel, and all her pic
lures are to give her a boy role. with II
wind-up in which she reverts to femi-
ninity Miss Savage comes from Denver
and had an early stage experience with
Juvenile masculine parts.
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MRS. ADELE scHMIDT-BARKER.

Mrs. Adele Elnea Schmidt Barker.
granddaughter Of Commodore Cornelius
Vanderbilt, died yesterday at her home
in Magnolia, Mass. The funeral service
will be held friday In st. Bartholemew's S
Church. Until quite recently Mrs.
Schmidt-Barker had lived abroad. Her
mother was Katherine Vanderbilt. ninth
of the twelve children of Commodore
Vanderbilt, who was born in. 1884 and
vas married to the late Smith-Barker in
1880. Adele Elnea Barker married
Frederick Schmidt. who died some time
ago. In recent years she took the name
Of Schmidt Barker. Her younger sister,
Mrs. Walter Rathbone Bacon. died a
year ago,
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BENJAMIN A. KIMBALL DEAD,

CONCORD, July 20.--BeniamIn A. Kim
ball. president Of the Concord and Mon
treal Railroad, subsidiary OF the Bos-
ton and Maine, died to-day at his sum-
Tner home st Lake Winnipesaukee.
Mr.. KimbaH, who was in his eighty
seventh year, began his railroad career
Immediately after his graduation from
Dartmouth College In 1854 as a drafts
man for the old Concord Railroad, and
had been president Of the Concord and
Montreal for a quarter OF a century.
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SAMUEL KLEIN.

Samuel Klein. one OF the oldest pro-
vision merchants of Brooklyn died M5n-
day at his summer home In Far Rocka-
way He was born In Alsaco. France,
seventy-one years ago. His home was at
223 Clermont avenue. Brooklyn. Mr.!
Klein was thlrty-second degree Mason
and trustee of the Temple Beth Elo-
him. The funeral viii be held from tho
temple, Eighth avenue and Garfield
place, Brooklyn, this afternoon. Mr.
Klein leaves his wife, five daughters
and four sons.
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Mrs. BreeSe Has
Musicale at Her
Southampton Home
Gn O Persian Garden Sung at
the Orehard-ArriVals
at Cottages.

N THE SUN AND New YoRK HHRALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. y. July 2O.--At the
r.sAard. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mnns Lawrence 6reese. there was de-
u,htful musicale this afternoon. Bruno
uuhn's ''In Persian Garden" being pre-
srnted by Miss 7aartha Atwood. soprano;
Miss Mabel Rltch. contralto; Francis
Rogers. barytone, and Julison House.
nnor Besides the cycle there were
solos, duets and quartets. A large au-
Alence was present In the great music
rcom which has been the scene Of so
many delightful musicales.
After the concert many fingered to
congratulate Mr.. HUM and the artists
and TO walk through the lovely gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Breese later entertained
some friends at tea.
Among those who attended the musi-
eals were Mr., and Mrs. John F. Archbold,
Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin. Mr. and Mrs. J.,
Theus Nrunds, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dows Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart Walker.
Mr.. James Parish Lee, Mr.. and Mrs
william Butler Duncan. Miss Margaret
Wheelwright. Miss Lizzie p. Bliss,
Mcssrs. Samuel and James Parrish. Miss,
Helen Lee, Mrs Frederick Curtis PERI
kIns Miss Margaret Perkins. Mrs. Jane s
7 Terry Mrs william Anson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loverett Mesereau, DR.. and Mrs.
HUGH Hasey, Miss Ruth Barker, Mi ss
Doris Francklyn, Miss Janet Henderson,
Mrs. V. S. milford, Mrs. Marshall j.
Dodge, Mrs. Daniel Pomeroy, Miss Hiltla
sykes and Mrs. Stanford White. vino
motored from st. James with some
friends.
Prince Rospoli is staying at the GOT
tase Of Capt. and Mrs. w. A. Burton
Of England, who make their winter head
quarters in Washington.
Mrs. James T. Terry, now at the
Meadow Club, will have luncheon there
tomorrow. Her sister, Mrs. William
Arson, is with her for month.
Others registered at the Meadow Club
are MI, ana BITS James DenlSOn SaW-
yer, Mrs. Charles r. Barney, whose
daughter Mrs. Frederick N. watriss,
has a cottage here, but who is still on a
trip to Alaska with Mr. Watriss Mrs.
George Estahrook Dadmun and daugh-
Ter, Miss Lydia Dadmun, who will soon
idln the debutantes Mrs. Joel Erhardt,
whose daughter, Mrs. Louis Dupont
Irving, has gone to Wainscotf for
the remainder OF the season with her
children, and Mr. and Mrs. James Shelf
field, who are making their annual visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brokaw acre ex-
peCted with their two daughters for
tennis week at the club.
Arrivals at the cottages include Miss
Celestine Eustis with Mrs. John .Annes-
ley Mr., and Mrs. Edward Hine John
son and their daughter. Miss FLORENCE
Earle Johnson. whose winter horne is in
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Patterson, also of Philadelphia: Mrs
Cendlnin J. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Fred
erek Byers Of Pittsburg, and AIr. and
Mrs Wolfe. The latter bears a strik-
ins resemblance to Mrs. Henry III. Rog-
eFs and has many amusing experiences
as result
Mr.. Charles E. Gautier of New York
has re1oined the colony here.
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Bp the Associated Press.

Doom, Holland. July 20.--Dr Van
denberg. who assists the court physician
In the treatment Of the former German
Emperor was called into consultation
at Doom Castle to-day and decided that
the condition Of the former Empress
was such as to forbid her being in
HORNED OF Prince Joachims death. The
former Emperor is greatly affllcted and
his grief Is augmented by the necessity
OF hiding the truth from his wife.
A special message from Wieringen
saws that former Crown Prince Frede-
rick Wilhelm. though informed Of the
death of Joachim. has decided not to
come 10 Docrn lest his visit upset his
mother.
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WILLIAM n. DRIVER.

BEVERLY Mass, July 2O,--William r
Driver treasurer OF the American Tele-
rhone and Telegraph Company from 1880
until his retirement in 1914, died to-day
at his home here in his eighty-second
year He was q veteran OF the civil war
and at the close was brevetcd Lieu-
.tenant-colonel. Mr.. Drivers son. WILL
lam r. Driver, Jr., is general manager
Of the New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21
TICKETS FOR POLICE GAMES.

More than 100000 tickets to the police
field days, August 81 and 2S, at the
Gravesend race track were distributed
yesterday to police precinct stations. The
actual canvassing will begin within a
few days Members OF the force are
Urged TO do their utmost to make this
years sales record go beyond anything
yet achieved. Last year the receipts
were $SoS, 900, and in 1918 $37O, ,0OO. The
fund is turned ihto the treasury Of the
police relief fund for the benefit OF
widows and orphans OF policemen.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21

Kinney street, Newark, to attend rAs
tlents at the hospital.
DR., Parsonnett was born In Russia
forty-nlne years ago. After graduating,
from the Long Island College Hospital
in 1898. he followed general practice.
specializing In gynecology with such
success that he received the appointment
as gynecologist at Beth Israel two years
later.
Or. Barsonnett leaves a wife, two sons
and daughter.
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Al Brctton NJ ood.. y. n

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Jaffray Of New
York. touring the White Mountains, have
been at the Mount Pleasant
Mr.. William L. Ward has left Noun
tainview Cottage, Jefferson, for Forest
Lake Camps, Whiteheld. for teh bass
fishing.
Mrs. Arthur Butler Twombly gave a
luncheon yesterday at her cottage at the
Profile for Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith
Of New York, who has arrived from
York Harbor, Me.
Arrivals at the Mount Washington in
clude Mrs. Henry F. Redmond OF New
York. Mrs. Adrian Riker and party Of
Newark, N. j.; Messrs D. H. McAlpiu
and w. P. McAlpin Of New York.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21
MGR. MANNIx DENOUNCED.
Speakers in sydney Dlamc Arch.
bishops UtteTnnees.

SYDNEY, Australia. July 19.---Declsion
to form King and Empire Alliance, u
to counteract what were termed disloyal
doctrines, was taken at big mass meet
ing here to-day. Speakers denounced the
utterances Of Archbishop Mannix Of Aus
tralia.
such as the one being inaugarated by
act the influences aiming at destruction
Of the mutual condolences existing be-
tween the British Empire and the United
states"
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21
QUEEN AIDS JEWISH RELIEF.
Rumanian Sovereign Promises to
Help Fund.

Queen Marie of Rumania IS going to
ald the Jews Of America in their relief
work abroad. In a letter to Felix NJ
Warburg, chairman of the joint dIstribu-
ton committee. received yesterday al
the organizations headquarters, the
queen expressed her appreciation for
the work that has been done among her
Jewish subjects and promised assistance
IN the future. The communication was
delivered by Oscar Leonard of st. Louis,
VINO until recently was in charge Of the
committee work in Rumania.
The Jewish relief work in RumanIa
IS In charge Of Alexander Landesco. A
headquarters is maintained in Bucharest
and an average Of $4,000 Is being ex-
pended monthly among the people of
that country.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21
CHARLES H. G0CKRLER DEAD.

Charles II. Gockeler. an iron and steel
manufacturers agent Of this city, died
Monday at his home, 29 Burllng lane,
New Rochelle, on his forty-sixth birth
day. He was born at Washington,
d. c. His wife. who was Miss Loretta
Steel of New Rochelle, and two sons.
survive.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0sT-Thin, black imitation leather mort
folio containing a note book and some hIus
tracing cloth. Finder will receive rewa nd nv.
communicating with II. V. A.. Il5 Wes,
LHST-Nlhgator pockCJbNk. on elevator or
on stairs Of Bedford Park, last station
Return to 310N Barnes Rv.. WilliamsbrIdgn
HALLACK; telephone Olinville 5so.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21
MISS VAN DYKE ENGAGED,
Mr.. Henry Chaplin to Marry Au-
thor'H Daughter.

Announcement has been made bv Or
and Mrs. Henry Van Dyke Of Princeton
N. j., OF the engagement of their daugh.
ter Miss Paula Van Dyke. to Mr.. Henry
Chaplin OF Springfield, Mass. son of Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Chaplin. Mr.
Chaplin Is Princeton eradicate Of the
class Of 1917, who served in France with
the A. e. r. and won a captains com.
mission.
Miss Van Dyke was graduated from
the Pennington School and has Just re.
turned from a trip to Hawaii with her
father, a noted author.
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At Other PlaceH,

Miss Dorothy Shaw. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Otis Shaw of Marblehead,
Mass, will be married to the Rev. Ches-
ter F. Wood OF Dorchester, and in Au-
gust they will sail for six years service
as missionaries in the Far East. Miss
Shaw was graduated from Boston uni
versity in June.
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DIR. VICTOR PARsoNNErr,

Dr. Victor Parsonnett, visiting gyne-
cologist and president OF the medical
staff Of the Beth Israel Hospital New
ark. N. H. dropped dead yesterday so6n
after leaving his home, at 1874 West
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21

Oxford Degree for Bishop GaiIOr.
LONDON, July 2O.-oxford University
to-day conferred the honorary degree
of Doctor OF Divinity upon the Right
Rev. Thomas F. Gailor, Episcopal
Bishop Of Tennessee.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21

Mrs. J. NJ B. Churchill and her son,
Junior, Harvard. '21, are visiting Major
and Mrs Edward Saunders at their
home, Greycoat Gardens. Westminster,
London. Mrs. Saunders and Mrs.
Churchill are sisters.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21
Lt.-CoI. Peers Davidson, K.c., Dies.

PARIS, July 20.--Lieut. Col Peers
Davidson. Kings Counsel, son OF the
Hon. Sir Charles Peers Davidson. former
Chief Justice Of the Superior Court In
Montreal. died mere suddenly OF heart
failure last night. Lleut.-Col. Davidson
had arrived from London only few
hours earlier with his wife. the daughter
Of the late Sir William Whlteway, foN-
mer Premier Of Newfoundland.
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PERSONAL MTEII1GENCE.


New York.
Mr., Louis Webb is passing the sum
fner. travelling in Europe. Upon his re-
turn hA viii 60 to Shelburne, Vt, TO visit
his brother and sister-ln-law. Or. and
Mrs. w. Seward Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. RUFUS L. Patterson while
at southampton are having extensive al
terations made In their house at. is East
Slxty-lfth street, the former home Of
Mr.. James J. Van Allen.
Mrs. James Brown Potter win start
for Europe to-day on board the Rotter-
dam to join Mr.. Potter.
Major Morris Ernest Locke, U. S. A..
and Mrs. Locke, who were married in
washington week age, will devote FART
Of their wedding trip to a cruise on board
Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson's house.
boat Rotanna.
Mrs. william Howard Glider and MISS
Louise Stafford Glider have taken q cot
tage at the Mizzen Top Hotel, Pawlins.
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer o. Shotter are
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Allen Townsend at Locust Valley.
Mr., and Mrs. S. Stanwood Menken
and Mr.. Arthur Menken, their son. will
sail to-day on board the France to pass
August at Biarrtz.
Mr., Philip Rhlnelander will go next
month to Cooperstown, N. Y, to be a
vguest OF Mr.. and Mrs Spotswood d.
Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston Will
pass the remainder Of the summer at
Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Harold II. Weekes, who is fishing
in Canada. expects to join Mrs. Weekes
in Europe in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne will
go to Bar Harbor from Princeton, n. j.,
next Monday
Washington.
| Mr. Ralph Leopold. who is convalesc-
ing from an Illness, will be the guest of
HIS brother-in-law and sister. the Secre-
tary Of War and Mrs. Baker, in Wash
ington for a month.
Mrs William H. Boiling and Miss
Bertha Boiling, mother and sister OF Mrs
Woodrow Wilson, have gone to Atlantic
City, N. j., for a short stay.
Mr.. Robert Silver Cruys, formerly at
tache Of the Belgian Embassy, has re-
turned to the embassy as secretary
after six months in the Foreign Office In
Brussels
Mrs. Stephen II. Elkins Is at the
Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City. and
VIII go from there to EIklns, w Va, to
spend the autumn before returning to
Washington.
Mrs. William Haywood OF Washington
Is In New York to meet her son. Mr..
Wilson Haywood, returning from Red
Cross work in Siberia
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer
will return TO Washington from San
Francisco to-day. Mrs. Palmer, who
accompanied him to the coast. has gone
to her home in Stroudsburg, Pa, for the
summer
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Jewclry.


LoST.-A pure containing a diamond r,nr
also diamond stud. Finder wifi be sui,
ably rewarded by returning same to 7 +
BARTON. S4iA Avenue d. Brooklyn. Phone
! IOsT-Tfffany open face gold watch an.
| Rraved with chain and gold pencil attached
with name engraved: no questions asked lar
return; handsome reward. Address NJ All
Arbuckie building. Brooklyn.
| LOsT-Dlamond shaped gold and black fra
terniy pin; James $: Pickering Inscribed
SD st. care Newell. Emmett Co.; reward
LoST-Ciold wrist watch. Initials "RNTI." on
back. Monday, July 10, between 2Jth st
and Grand Central or 9Th av. car Phone
Madison SQUARE 5000. Miss LEARY.
LOST-smail box OF jewelry, between Avenue
U. Brooklyn, and West ST.. Manhattan .
Washington ST.. Ntw York city.
IOsT-Between 42d ST. and wooiworth Build
Ing, horseshoe stick pin, seven diamonds
Return to room 0s. Somerset Hotel.
LOST-Diamcnd aud amethvst platinum ba,
Pin subway reward. I4 Wes. oath 81.
i0sT-foid mesh bag. Reward. Phone
Hanover $3.50.
300 REWARD. -
Lost In Hotel Commodore on night of
July 10, 1920, one gold wrist watch ~
returned with other articles to X. DI Uo,si
Commodore. the above reward will be maid
and no questions asked.
Wearing Apparel.
LOST. Saturday night, sable-mInk nco,-
piece between Palace Totisserie, 4j,b a,
Superior taxlcab and Hotel Gotham: ijheyai i
reward and no questions asked neinrn
MANAGER, ,Iotcl Gotham.
LOST Tuesday between 9 A. VI. and A NJ
in taXicab between Century Theatre and
Montn,artre restaurant cloth coat v,ith
beaver collar, greon taffeta lining: liberal
reward Address room 2iiS Hotel Biltmore'
IOsT-Two sK.n Hudson sable neckpiece in
taxi between Bleecker ST. and 42d st., nea ?
Rialto Theatre, Thursday evening, June q :.
reward. Phone 49l3 Greeley.
LOST-Fisher fox, Proctors. i25th St sun
day, July IS; reward. Phone Harlem OIhg
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Found.

FoUNp-Bathrcbo left on Long Beach Sun.
day viii he returned. oN ner tslephon.
MURRAY. Plaza SIN.
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Cats and Dogs.

LIBERAL reward for return Of wire haired
terrier. white aud black marking, small
collar with New York license. ALBERT r.
SOI,oMON, Long Beach, l., I.
IOST-DoE. red Chow. named "shang': no
collar Strayed near Mount Kembie av
Morristown, on Thursday, 800 reward Tor
return to G. g. TnELINGHUYsEN. Wbin.
pany road. Morrist0wn, y. j. Tel. Morris
town l55.
L0sT-small White female Maltese poodle
S,-ssy afternoon; reward. sax West End
av,3 Apt. i0-A. Tel, Nerside loss.
T09T-French bull. br1ndle female. scar
ion head reward Return NAVY CII'H'
Is East 4is St No questions asked.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21

Lieut. Col Davidson was born i'd Mon
treal November I, 1870. He was edu-
Gated at McGill University. Montreal,
and commanded the Seventy-third Bat
talon OF the Royal Highlanders Of Can
ada. Canadian Overseas Forces. In the
world war.
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NOTICES OF:

Births Deaths
Engagements Memorials
Marriages Combinations
Annulments Lodges
may be telcphoned FOR publi-
cation in THE SUN AND NEW
YORK HERALD any time up to
midnight for the next days u.
sue. Call Fitzroy 5000.
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Mr.. Robert Silver Cruys. formerly at
tache OF the Belgian Embassy. has re-
turned to the embassy as secretary
after six months in the Foreign Office In
Brussels.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21

Mrs. William Haywood Of Washington
is in New York to meet her son. Mr..
Wilson Haywood, returning from Red
Cross work In Siberia
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-21

Mrs. William H. Boiling and Miss
Bertha Boiling, mother and sister OF Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, have gone to Atlantic
City, ~ j., for short stay.
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Mrs. Stephen Il. Elkins Is at the
Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City. and
VIII go from there TO EIklns, w. va, to
spend the autumn before returning to
Washington.