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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. George L. Westcott. artist. and
his wife are sailing tomorrow for
Europe on board the Imperator. Mr.
Westcott expects to spend the winter
in Paris studying, and before his re-
turn will make an extensive continental
tour
Mrs. Alfred n. Strouse of 1913 West
Seventy-ninth street is convalescent
after an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Webster James of San
Francisco, who have been stopping at
the Hotel Aston, went yesterday TO West
Point TO be the guests of her brother-in-
law and sister. Col. and Mrs. Thomas
West Hammond. They will return to
the Hotel Aston the last OF the month
for week prior TO returning to San
Francisco.
Mrs. Samuel Kingsley Probasco and
Mrs. J. G. Johnson started for Washing
ton, d. c.. yesterday for a few days stay.
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Mr.. SchWab'S Niece
Weds Tonight at
His House Here
DR.. Paul NJ. Walter and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Mock to
BE Married.

For the first time the mansion Of Mr..
end Mrs Charles N. Schwab. at River
aide Drive and Seventy-third street. will
have a wedding tonight, when Mr..
Schwab's niece. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Mock. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Francis Mock of Philadelphia, will be
married to Dr. Paul NJ. Walter OF Beth
lehem. Pa. II will be a simple we'd
ding with none but relatives and a few
friends present DR.. Walter served
overseas as a Captain In the Medical
Corps. u. s. A The engagement was
announced several months ago.
Several of the guests will come from
Bethlehem. where Dr. Walter is con-
nected with st. Luke's Hospital. They
include Mayor and Mrs. Arch john
ston, DIR. c. II. Weldon, DIR. w. l.. Estes,
Jr, DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Walls. DR..
H. f. Leibert. DR.. p. II. Kleinhans and
others.
Both DR.. Walter and Miss Mock for
merly resided In Pittspurg. Or. waiter
went TO Bethlehem about year ago.
He attended Lafayette College and re-
ceived his medical training at Jefferson
College, graduating In 1913.
The couple will be at home IN BETH
lehem after December Is for time
making their home at the residence OF
Nj. and Mrs. Schwab on Fountain HILL
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From the offices OF Arthur Hammer
stein the news spouted out yesterday
that the Selwynss new Apollo Theatre,
in which the musical comedy Jimmie"
takes the air tonight, is to have the
novel experience OF being christened this
afternoon. and as Apollo was a good
friend OF Bacchus back in the old days
long before the Volstead law. the chris
tening is 10 be done with bottle that
will fizz on the slightest provocatisn.
Miss Frances White, star of the play.
Will smash the quart. and Joe Flynn.
the animated press agent, is even willing
10 let her break 1t over his head. In
view OF what happened at the opening
OF Tickle Me-" some OF those invited
for . p NJ to-day are trusting they will
he literally splashed with some kind OF
tea
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AMONG THE rLAYGoERs.

At last nights performance OF Tip
Top" at the Globe Theatre were Mr.
and Mrs. George Harris. Mrs William
Hopkins Young. Miss Annette Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl f. Baker, Miss Rita
Baker Mr.. and Mrs Raymond w.
Stephenson and the Rev. Or. and Mrs.
Ernest stires
TO see "Hitohy Koo' az the New Am
sterdam were Mr.. and Mrs stephen
Birch. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Noei
Rawlins and Mr.. George II. Pendleton.
Mr. andNMrs. Johnston Livingston and
MIR John II. Mills saw Good Times" at
the Hlp2odrome.
At Enter Madame at the Fulton
were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph W. Welsh.
Mr.. Frank Barker, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
King and Mr.. Francis del. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. william @. McAdoo en-
tertained friends In box to see Honey
Dew" at the Casino.
MIR and Mrs w. Bourkc Cochran had
friends In a box TO see way Down
East" at the Forty-fourth Street Theatre
Others there were Mr.. Bertram de n
Cruger. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher
Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore $ Van
Nordcn and Mr. and Mrs William NJ.
Bcnjarni,.
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and long identified " tn charitable work
In the city. died to-day at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. Charles Garfield King.
He was 81 years old. The Chicago
Orphan Asylum was one Of Nj Fullers
projects and he hao given considerable
time and attention to Il. He was at
one time a trustee OF Northwestern Uni
versity AT the time OF his death NE
vas a trustee Of the Chicago Historical
Society. Mr.. Fuller was also charter
member of the Commercial Club and a
director in the Northern Trust Company.
RE leaves a son and daughter.
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"MEFIST0FELE" NEXT WEEK.
Mr.. Gatti-Cnsazza 10 Revive BOZ
tO's Opera.

Giulio Gatti- Casazza's chief nov
city" next week will be n revival OF
"Mefistofele' at the Metropolitan Fri
day evening. Boito's opera will be
heard for the first time since the season
OF 19O7-I908.
The Mdr0heritd will be Nine. Aida
and the Faust, Boniamino Gigli. who
will make his American debut, and the
MeJtstofeie. Mr.. Mardones.
other operas next week viii be
''Tosca," Monday with Miss Farrar and
Mario Chamlee/ his first appearance
with the company; Samson ct Dalia,"
Wednesday evening. with Nine Mat
zenauer and Mr.. Caruso; Carmen"
Thanksgiving Day matinee. with Miss
Farrar and Mr.. Martinelli; "Boheme"
Thursday evening. with Nine. Aida and
MIR. Harold La Forza del Destino."
Saturday afternoon, with Miss Ponselle
and Mr.. Caruso; Lucia" Saturday
night, with Nine. Garrison and Mr.
Chamlee.
Tonight VIZ Rothier will sing In
Aida" in place OF Mr., Mardones.
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EMMOys-hLLE

In St Bartholomew Church. yester-
day afternoon. Miss Isabel Lord Alley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas
Alley of East Eighty-seventh street.
formerly OF Philadelphia. was married
to Mr.. Thornton Emmons, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Il. Emmons of Princeton.
". J. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. leighton Parks
The brides attendants were Mrs. GIL
bert Mather, Mrs. Grant A. Peacock and
Miss Ellen Ewing, all OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Grant A. Peacock was best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Robert EN-
mons Sd. John Wright. Samuel Stay
maker, William Armour. Allen Blackwell
and Alfred Dodd. There was recep-
ton at the home Of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Arthur Murphy. 766 Madison ave-
nue.
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.
speoioI Correspondence 70 THE NEW

specioI Correspondence 20 THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
PARIS, Nov. 4-Americans who have
registered at the Office Of TIE NEW
YORK HERALD Of Paris include Mrs. r.
L. Thompson. Miss Laura Thompson.
Mrs. J. Hull Browning, Mrs. Sanford
Bissell. Mr.. s. Pitzele, Miss Mildred Pit
zele. Messrs George Z. Jonas and Ches-
ter Beecroft, New York: Mrs. Florence
Powell Cell. Philadelphia: Mrs. Arthur
l.. Dewens. Mrs. Charles F. Aldrich.
Miss Lillian Aldrich. Boston Mrs. Win
red Kurth. Ridgewood, n. j.: DR.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Allen. San Francisco; Mr..
and Mrs. David d. Biggs and Miss EN-
ma IT. Terriil. Los Angeles.
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c. u. COCHRAN GOING HOME.

Charles b. Cochran, British theatrical
producer. who leaves to-day for home
al nounced yesterday that he had ar
ranged for Delysia to remain in Amerl-
ca next season. so pronounced has been
the success of "Afgar." in which Com
stock & Gest introduced her to Ameri.
can audiences. Lupino Lane, comedian
in the company. will remain with "Af-
gar" until the expected end of the run
next season and then is to be starred
by Comstock & Gest. Mr.. Cochran said
he had also arranged for the product on
In New York next season of his revue
London. Paris and New York." now a,
the London Pavilion. The stars are tc
be Nelson Keys and the Dolly Sisters.
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NEWPORT.

The first large entertainment in social
circles of the winter will take place to-
morrow night when the officers of the
war College and their wives VIII give a
dance for Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ashley
Robertson. The former has been chief OF
STAFF at the college for more than ayear
and both will start for New York OF
Saturday. where he will take command
of the destroyer fleet.
Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt Will give
her usual dinner on Thanksgiving Day
for the news and messenger boys OF
Newport.
Mrs. Stuyvesant lie Roy will start to-
day for New York and will pass the
winter at the Hotel Commodore.
Mrs. Richard w. Corbin( gave lunch
con Yesterday Mt the Laforge Cottage.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Ruth Trench, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william p. Trench. 1913 New
Kirk avenue, Brooklyn. who was edu-
Gated at st. Lawrence and Columbia uni
versities was married yesterday to Mr..
George L. Sutherland. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutherland OF Fort Plain. n. Y The
ceremony was performed at All Souls
Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev A. Eu-
gene Bartlett. The matr5n OF honor
was Mrs. Ernest Cousins Wheeler. and
Mr.. Earl Sutherland was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Freeman Clark.
William w. Trench. and Ernest Cousins
Wheeler. and Or. Richard Il. Seiden-
sticker. A reception was held at the
home of the brides parents. The brides
groom was graduated from Yale and
served as lieutenant In the Flying
Corps in France during the war.
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COLONEL BRADLEY'S
DAUGHTER ENGAGED
Lieut.. Chickering NoW at
Coblenz With His Fiancee.

The engagement Is announced of Miss
Frances Sladen Bradley. daughter OF
Col and Mrs. John J. Bradley of l0l
East Seventy-fifth street. New York, to
First Lieut. william Elbridge CHECKER
ing, u. S. A. Miss Bradley was gradu-
ated from Bryn Mawr In 1915 and dur
ing thte war was a translator for the
General Staff at the Army War College.
Washington. She is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Gen. and Mrs. Fred w. Sladen
ut Coblenz,, Germany. Lieut. CHECKER
ing. University of Pennsylvania, 1914.
comes from Philadelphia and is now
with the American forces In Germany
~ aid to Gen. Sladen. Col Bradley Is
commander Of the Port OF New York.
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TWAIN STORY FOR OPERA.
THE Prince and the Pauper" May
he Set to Music.

The possibility that Amelle Rives's
dramatlzation of Mark Twains story,
1.-THE Prince and the Pauper." may be
made into a grand opera was made
known yesterday following a visit 70 the
Booth Theatre of Roberto Moranzoni.
chief Italian conductor Mt the Metro
poitan Opera House Moranzonl. who
.ater visited William Faversham In his
dressing room, said he was considering
tho play as material for an opera by
Giacomo Puccini. whose three latest
operas he brought to this country for
the Metropolitan. He declined 10 make
definite expression on the availability OF
the play in such form until he had read
Twain's novel
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IN M E M o RAM /.

MONTGOMERY. In tender. iovinE a. 3
az my dear brother, Samuel James y ~
romery. November II. 1905
OIMSTED.--Tn tender and loving memory
OF Cyrus a. omsted, who died Novemoer
"a, 1874
MOREr.ANn In loving remembrance OF my
husband, Arthur &. Morcland, died Noveni
Der IL. 1918.
PRtM.-fn ever loving memory OK my mother.
Della g. Prim, Nov. II. 1909.
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DIED

November 1G. al her rest
donce, i West Goth ST., Teresa " Bannan
Funeral Thursday. November rs. at 10
A. NJ from the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament Broadway and list st. All
tCuobile cortege.
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GIRLS GIVE HARDING TURKEY
Chicago Club to Provide IS Pound
Bird for Thanksgivfng.

CHICAGO. Nov. 16.--Chicago will fur
nish the turkey for President-elect War
rem G. Harding's Thanksgiving dinner.
the Harding Girls Club on n local pack
ing company to-day having completed
arrangements for the forwarding Of a
thirty-eight pound bird to the Panama
Canal zone. where the Harding party
viii spend Thanksgiving.
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HENRY II. KETCHAM.

Henry b. Ketcham, a LAWYER well
6nown in Manhattan and Brooklyn, died
" heart disease yesterday at hts home
1875 Hicks street. Brooklyn. H was 50
years old and graduate Of Yale Uni
rersity. 1887, and Columbia Law School
1889. Mr.. Kctcham was a member Of
the Crescent Club and the Hamilton Club
and had his lazy office at Rector street
He Is survived by two sons and a
daughter
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wERTHEIM.-The y type
Company. throu .Ee'utiFt rnfafAh
zoe wishes 20 rsrHF lfH n ~ WNfF 4.H
tho death OF JAG, WyrthciCii NfNA f
CURED last SUNDAY
For many years 1frofor Anf -
hcr 81 the cxcciittN commune OF me
company. he won the and affection
81 h's associates BY .is enthusiastic co
. operation and hts fidelity - me com
pany's interests. IN the upbuilding o!
which his services and assistance were q
greatest value His counsels win be sore!
fuieged.
Tho board viii enter an appropriate
minute ~ his death and hie services "
tho records % the company and extend
IL profound sympathy 20 his bereaveu
JouN T. UNDERWOOD. President.
WHITNEY At Maplcwood y. j., Noven
Der iG 1920. Charles Dennison Whit
ney Funeral service will be held ~ hi'
late residence g Maplewood aV.' rhurr
dny, November ls at r. NJ.
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TO AID THE BIG SISTERS

The Big Sisters. Inc. will hold a rum
mage sale to-day and tomorrow at 132
East Sixty-fifth street, for the benefit
Of the funds for carrying on their work
In the Children's Court. Packages will
be called for In any part OF the city, or
may be sent to the Big Sisters off ce, 1874
Lexington avenue. or the Home at 1874
East 146th street. Clothing is particu-
larly desired for children and grown
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THOMAS $. CLARkE,s FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Thomas Shields Clarke,
The sculptor. who died Monday will be
held at II o'clock this morning from St
Sartholomew's Church. Park avenue and
F'lftieth street. DR.. John Grier Hbben
president Of Princeton University. will
conduct the services. The burial Will
be in Pittsburg
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CHAMBER MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.

Hunter College through It's evening
session has added new feature to It's
Course OF Appreciation OF Music In the
form OF series of evenings devoted TO
chamber music. The Slnsheimer Quartet
has been engaged to play next Monday
at Girls High School. Brooklyn Tues
day at Flushing High School Wednes-
day at Morris High School. The Bronx
and Friday at staten Island Academy.
81. George, 5. |. The course L. Gree to
Tho public.
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STERN November 10, 1920. Marie
widow OF Jacob NJ stern OF 3se Ea
iA4th St. HronX. Funeral services Stephe
Merrltt's Harlem Chapel, 304 West 1865.
a. Thnraday evening. O'Clock.
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OBITUARIES.
G. A. HURLIMANN BURIED.
Mass II Sung In Union nm for
SIX Mnnnfn ctnrer.

a solemn high requiem mass was Of
fered on Friday in St Augustlne's
Church. Union Hin, ~ j.. for Gustave
a. Hurlimann a silk manufacturer. who
died IN his home % King avenue, Wee
nawken, on November g. Mr.. Hurllmann
was born on April H. 1873 in New York
lie was educated here and in Switzer-
land. At the age OF 25 he was running
n factory IN Brooklyn Later he founded
the Mistletoe SILK Mills OF West Ho-
boken.
lie was mn active member OF tho Asso-
ciated silk Manufacturers OF North Hud-
son. He Is survived by his wife, who
was Elizabeth Fry: n daughter. Eliza
beth y. Hurlimann his mother, Mary
A. Hurlimann; two sisters and a
brother.
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MAINE SOCIETY TO DINE.
0overnor-eIect Parl<hurst Amons
Speakers Tomorrow.

The annual dinner Of the Maine So
ciety will be held in the Hotel Astor to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
The speakers are TO be Frederick II.
Parkhurst. Governor-elect of Maine: DIR.
Ernest NJ. Stires. rector of ST. Thomass
Church; Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Robin
son, Edward p. Mitchell. James NJ. Beck
ard DIR. Irwin S. Cobb.
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MAR RED .

HAMILTON ON Monday. No.
veuber ~. 1920 ~ Fort Wellington Pres
byterlan Church, New Nork city. by tho
Rev John Mcneil. saroh Hamilton Of
County Tyrone, ireland. 90 Steven Joseph
GordzisN Of Galicya. Poland
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. William G.. McAdoo. Miss Mar
garet Wilson, and Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones, who have been at the White
House since Friday. returned TO New
York yesterday Mrs. Wilson occupied
the Presidential box at the National
Theatre yesterday for the first Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra concerts.
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LOS AND FOUND.

LOST-Either ut ticket office window Hud-
son Terminal, Park place. Newark. n. j..
or on train In Hudson tunnel from Park
place. Newark. TO 33d ST. and Broadway,
nlack leather travelling bag, STAMPED NJ. y
M, containing clothing and jewelry. Re
ward: M. u. NJ. Circle 1929.
LOST-Siver mesh bag on Monday at Hoyt
st. subway station. Brooklyn; initials TT
G. W." containing money and keys: liberal
reward. Phone Bowling Green GTsG or o 300
Herald. Fulton st.
LOST-Attention. taxi drlyersi Reward for
return OF black book. containing informa-
ton on washing machine left in taxi at
Grand Central Station Tuesday. H. r
HARRIS. G2O 9TH av.
LOsT-Reward 800: between esth and 18Th
sits, on 9th nv. L." 1881 cash and 3
hills In Greek money. MAGALIO & CO.,
$50 9TH az, Phone Chelsea 1891.
LosT-Friday night, the 18th. a blue leather
pocketbook at Loew's. 45th st. and Broad
way Honest finder please return to YORK
OUSSANI q CO. log Liberty st.
LOST-Red and blue hand crocheted beaded
bag, 42d st. and Broadway; generous re-
ward. Miss FRANCIS. 100 South "a St
B.klyn. Phone Greenpoint 437i.
LOST-Rlack patent leather handbag. gilt
monogram. left in taxicRb, $50 Saturday
evening, at ego Park av. Please return same
aadresa for reward
LOST--Sunday, Nov. II, al r. NJ, on West
Side bus, beaded bag containing purse: re-
ward. O'REILLY, 8 Mount Morris Park
West. Tel. Harlem 81.
MONEY in holder; sign Inside: 81th st
MlLLARD 5S2 Sd av
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ENGAGED.

epEERS-KELEEY Mr. and Mrs. Preston
r Kelsey % Montclair, n J.. announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Lila
20 Mr. Wallace g.. Spccrs, Fon % Mt and
Mrs James ~ speers Of Montcluir. y j.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


Mr.. and Mrs. George Legg gave a
small dlnner party at the 81. Regis las'
night. They. will start this week for
Aiken and will pass the winter In the
South. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Roosevelt
Roosevelt who are at the ST. Regis. Will
sail for Europe early in december.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell and
Mr.. Ten Eyck Wendell. Jr.. have come
from Lakelawn, their country place at
Cazenovia, N. Y, to their apartment at
SO West Fifty-first street
Mrs. Robert Winthrop will return this
week from Lenox and visit her son and
daughter-in-law. MIR. and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop, in Westbury. L. !,
Mr.. Percy r. Pyne % has closed his
house In Roslyn, L. l.. and is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Taylor Pyne, at 263 Madison avenue.
Mrs. Rita Lydig has returned from a
visit with friends at Westche ster. and Is
at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Truesdale
have returned from Westbury. l.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend will
return to-day from Locust Valley. L. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael W. Pumpelly
have gone to Samarcand, n. c., for the
winter.
Miss Emily Ogden Butler has returned
from Hartsdale. N. Y.
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LOsT-Brindle Scotch terrier dog, answers
TO name ponny; 1920 license; $50 reward.
MADDEN. 100 East 10th. Rhneander $3.50.
ICsT-Frenrh bull collar Inscribed Lady
Bnso" owner CURTIS. Reward. Circle
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WILLIAM ALDrR FULLER.

ypc~i1i Dcspaich o. Tur Nrw YORK HENLn
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-William Alder
Fuller pioneer business man % Chicago
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BIRTHS

IIARRIs.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harris.
527 West 1880 ST., q daughter on Novem-
her 10
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The Ambassador OF Chile and Sonora
de Matthew have started for New York
to remain Week.
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BECKER. In this city. November Il, Caro-.
line Becker, In her 10Th year Funeral
from the Stephen Merritt Burial and
Cren. alton Company's New Harlem
Chapel, 2s43 sth av.. near 10th e.
"Wednesday. az 80 o'clock.
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Mr. Thomas A. lie Breton, Minister of
Argentina, gave dinner last night at
the Embassy for Secretary of State
Colby, who will visit Argentina on his
trip to South America. and Mrs. Colby.
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Found.

FOUND-At Princeton. y. J.. Saturday. No.
apply b. c. 1911 L. 5oi 5th av.. New York
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DIED.
In Meniorian

montgomery, s. j. Olmsted. Cyrus A.
Moreiand. Arthur g, Prlm, Della q.
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for return Of pair OF gold lorgnettes,
initiated A. L.. lost November 3. vicinity
OF 12gth st. and Lenox av. I. II. & b. II.
WEINBERG, G6j 9Th av
$500 REWARD for gold mesh bag set with
sapphires and diamonds, lost November
1914, between Brookville and Glen Cove.
l.. /.
TIFFANY + Co, FIFTH Az. and s7th 81.
81 600 REWARD
no questions as ed. for return OF necklace
containing los pearls with sapphire and two
ity OF 57th st. and Park Rv MARCUS &
. o. 5th av. and 10Th ".
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taken from 40 Harrison St, East Orange
November IL. and valued az herlooms. Write
W. @. L., apartment -. and arrange terms.
No questions asked
LOST or left In Taxi between Grand Central
Station and East seth st. al - 80 p. NJ.
Monday, small green leather bag, containing
Jewelry; liberal regard. Apartment nc
$50 Park av.; no questions asked.
LOST-In Berger Reirauant, or between
49th and 57th SITS. and 9th av., diamond
and emerald bar pin. set I'm platinum. Lib
cral reward will be givea for return to Mrs
FRoTHlNGIiAM. 657 Madison av Phone
Plaza S56s.
LOsT-Diamond bar pin. set in platinum:
lost either In an art shop named Europe. ."
l23 East 59th St, or on 50th St. between
Ri and 5th avs. Reward. Notify RANDOLPH
COMPTON. II Wall ST.. New York.
LOST-Whte gold oxford glasses Monday
afternoon Gimbel Brothers TO McCreery
and Il. II. T. TO Flatbush; reward. Phone
Flatbush $500.
LOST-Damond and opal pendant, sono-
where between Rivoli and Pennsylvania
Hotel: liberal reward. Tel. Wadsworth 9Sl2,
apt, 81
LOST-Ladies' bowknot diamond pin, rient
Of November q. 1920. vicinity Of Peapack,
n. j.. liberal reward. Room sos. i4i Bway.
rector t-D',
IOST-Elgln watch. name on inside case.
Reward. return 10 IRENE O'CONNELL.
State Income Tax Bureau, 3i1 Washingt IA
st, Bkyn.
LOSl-Flhzh ltOtcl DaHIDOnt november 10.
/ single diamond drop. Reward II re-
turned to UpALL & BALLOU. ga 9TH ay.
Tel Bryant 1921.
LOST-Very liberal reward for return of dia-
mond platinum bsrpin. lost Sunday. HU-
BERT. 270 Riverside Drive. Tel. Riverside
1874.
LOST-Sunday, Plaza Hotel taxi, Palais
Royal, PIG w. 1929 ST., small open faced
gold watch; reward. cox, PIG w. iO2d IT.
LosT-At aviators' dinner, gold wrist watch,
octagonal shape PETER GRIMM. 20 T..
42d 81. Phone Vanderbilt 23i6. Reward.
on Saturday. November 10. a small gray
Jewel bag containing rings. on New YORK
Central train between Amsterdam ~ Y, and
New York city. or Hotel Commodore. Tel.
Riverside 1915 Liberal reward.
SMALL gold wrist watch. on flexible chain
bracelet, Sunday, broadway subway from
10Th 20 1880 ST.. 50 reward 30 W. slst ST.,
ant. I'D.