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MAJOR n. w. M.cLAuGHEY.

Special Despatch 10 TIE NEW YORK HERsLD
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-Major Robert Will
sen McClaughey. once Chief OF Police Of
Chicago. formerly warden OF Fort
Leavenworth and Joliet penitentia1es
and one Of the best known criminologists
IN the country. died to-day at his home
here. He was 81 years old and during
his long career as prison official was
known as the humane warden" His
advise 10 his subordnates was Treat
prisoner as a man-make a man Of
D. inn
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IN Me M ORIAM .

MIsERiCORDIA HOSPITAL
The annual solemn requiem mass WI
celebrated Thusday. November H.. az
A. NJ. In She cha pei " che N!gefiror
ceased friends and bcnclactors q the
stitu'i0u.
McCONNELL.--fn sad and loving memory
our dear daughter and sister. Mary ~
bella Mcconnell, who departed this
November 10. 1918. Cine but not forg
ten. Father and Brother.
nANNEY. - Henrietta N. Ia loving meinc
Of our dear Eta. who passed away
vember 10. ieos. Mother SistaI
Brother.
ory Of my saintod mother, who fell agl.
MAY TO- 1920.
The Golden Gates were opened
a gentle voice said Come"
without "a farewell spoken
Precious mother entered Home.
Ter lowing son, Harm
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EDWARD r. SAGE.

Edward T.. Sage one Of the two sur
yiving members OF the famous Columbia
crew which won the Visitors Cup at he
Henley regatta on the Thames River I'll
1875. died Saturday at his home, 202
West Seventy-fourth street Harry $.
Ridabock is now the only living NOM
Der os the crew, the others in the Co
lumbia boat having been Jasper T. Good
win and Cyrus Edison.
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Special cable 10 THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1890. bD THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Paris, Nov. 8.
Wellington Koo. formerly Chinese
Minister to the United States and now
Chinese Minister TO Great Britain. mar
ried Hoey Lai. daughter OF Oeiti DAD
lam. Chinese sugar planter of Java, n
Brussels yesterday.
Mr.. Koos first wife died in Washing
ton on October TO- 1918, OF influenza.
She was a daughter of Tang Shao-yi. 4
close friend Of Yuan Shih-Kai. and one
time special envoy Of China to the
United States. Both Mr.. Koo and his
first wife were graduated from Column
bia University.
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KEITH LEFT $2,663,151.
Residue for Cardinal O'ConneII
and Harvard.

A. Paul Keith. theatrical manager,
who died in Boston on January 16. 1919.
left total estate of 81. 6G3, 151 Of which
there was property appraised at 1868, 27l
in the State of New York A report
upon the value of the estate was filed
yesterday in the Hall of Records.
Half of the residue of the estate was
left to Cardinal O'Connell of Boston
and the other half to Harvard College
Forty-two relatives. friends and en-
ployees were mentioned for specific
legacies.
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CONCERT FOR TEXAS ALAMO.

The Texas Society OF New York has
arranged for a concert at the Hote,
Plaza on Friday afternoon to raise
funds to repair the Alamo, the patri
otic shrine of Texas. In order 10 pre-
serve 1t. Three artists, Rafaelo Diaz.
Mme. Scotney and Oliver Denton. have
offered their professional services.
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OBITUARIES.
w. 4. q. HooroN,s FUNERAL.

Funeral services will he held tonight
for William a. q. Hooton of $40 Fcni-
more street. Brooklyn, civil war veteran
and past commander Of Winchester Post
1917. q. A. r.. who died on Sunday at
the Bushwick Hospital
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Special Cable 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1890, bp THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, Nov. o.
ON the strength of evidence that the
Duke OF Marlborough had passed a
night IN fashionable Paris hotel with
a girl OF az the Duchess of Marlbor-
ough, who before her marriage was
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. daughter of
the late William X. Vanderbilt of New
York. IN her suit for divorce was granted
a decree usi by the courts here to-day.
Inc hearing lasted less than half an
hour and attracted to the court room
many persons prominent in society, but
they were disappointed in that the
DuchesS did not appear. Unless other
proceedings are instituted by the Duke
to-day's decree becomes absolute at the
end of six months.
Sir Edward Carson. counsel for the
Duchess. handed to the court a certifi-
cate from physician in Nice that she
was too IN to travel.
The divorce comes after twenty-five
years OF married life and following one
OF the most famous Anglo-American So
ciety weddings which occurred in New
York on November 8. 1895. The Duke
and Duchess separated in January. 1907.
When deed Of separation was executed
providing for the care of their two chill
dfen, the Marquis Of Blandford and Lord
lNor CHARLES Spencer Churchill, both OF
whom now are of age.
sir edward Carson told the court that
the Duke and Duchess met occasionallv
Following their separation to arrange for
the education and the bringing up OF their
children but did not resume family re-
latiops
Sir Edward declared the Duke and
Duchess met frequently to discuss the
bringing up Of the children until Oc-
tooer OF last year when, the children
having become of age. a correspondence
was begun which led TO the Duke and
Duchess meeting and agreeing to live to-
gether.
November Of last year. the attorney
continued, saw a new deed executed re-
Voking the previous agreement the new
instrument making provision for allow
ances to the sons. Sir Edward said the
Marlboroughs lived together until De-
cember -. when the Duke left, leaving
a letter telling the Duchess:
We have tried our best to mend the
past and start life afresh, but I fear
that in the long period of our separation,
now upwards of twelve years. we have
grown too far apart to live happily to-
gether again. l appreciated all you tried
to do during our reunion, but am now
convinced 1t IS impossible. Believe me,
yours, SUNNY"
The Duchess replied the same day:
Dear sunny have received your
letter. I wish you had spoken to ME in
stead of writing. 1t seems pity now
that we ever came together again only
Tor everything TO end like this. It's use
less to say more. 1 must go away and
rest for awhile. Yours, CoNsuELo."
On January q the Duchess wrote the
Duke as follows while l have been
away l have thought over everything,
and you too have had time to reflect. SO
am writing to ask you to reconsider
your decision not TO return to me. IL
YOU will do so ] can assure you nothing
on my part will be wanting TO try to
make YOU happy"
To this the Duke replied on February
90 reasserting the impossibility OF their
again being happy together.
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JAMES DOYLE. Ex-FIRE chief.

James Doyle. retired battalion chief
OF tho Fire Department. died Monday
night at his home. Sill Ninth street.
Brooklyn. IN his 18TH year Chief Doyle's
service IN the department covered thirty
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CHORUS GIRLS TO AID SCOUTS.

One dozen chorus girls from kissing
Time" at the Astor Theatre will go on
a money collecting tour to-day for the
Girl Scouts. Promptly at noon they
viii leave Girl Scout headquarters. 1S3
Lexington avenue. and proceed TO Fifth
avenue, where they will spend tw ,
tours collecting money. The girls will
he headed by Miss Primrose Caryll.
daughter of Ivan Caryll. composer o.
II @ kissing Time" music, and be es-
corted by an honor guard OF Girl
ScOiItS
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MISS HARTsHoRNE ENGAGED.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hartshorne Of
449 Park avenue and Highlands, y. j..
Miss Mary %nturn Hsrtshorne, 10 Mr.
william JanAs Noonan Of North Ferris
burg, VT.
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DIED.

nr,ar. Elizabeth Kemp. Lydia II
Chamberlain NJ. Klein Rose
conffno Maria Lamb. Ransom
Courhiin. Thomas i. Leehorn. William J.
penrrypitz Mary Major. Frances l..
Tevf. Sol Meltzer, s. =
Eiiiuvood. r.. $. q. Morrow, James a.
Tiaunerv. Mary T.. Paxton. Caroline u.
Fuller jeanette Ruddy Herbert T.
Cangaumuller. H.. Jr. Srrc. Edward T..
c,idatafu william Saumenlcht. W. q.
Cnitz Augustine Spooncr. Marion
cross Max stcrns. Kathryn ".
tf,.yyyard. Iuvlah Il. Tiemann. Benjamin +.
uoofon William a. G.Toohcy, Annie
uurlituann. CIstnvo yWeicker. Christopher
johnson. Sarah J. G. Whitney. William y.
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Mrs Edward Martin Stout win give
luncheon for her debutante daughter,
Miss Margaret L. Stout. next month. Mr..
and Mrs Stout have come from Green
wich to III West Fifty-eighth street.
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PLAY FOR FRENCH SCHOOLS.

The Hunter College High School stu
dents will play ~ Rose OF Plymouth
Town" i'm the college chapel Friday
afternoon and Saturday evening to raise
funds TO help rebuild the schools Of
France.
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AMBASSADOR DAVIS ARRIVES.

LONDON. Nov. 9.--John W. Davis.
United States Ambassador TO Great
Britain. and Mrs. Davis arrived here to-
day from New York.
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Restitution Decree Ignored.

Sir Edward mentioned the awarding
OF the decree for the restitution OF con-
jugal rights. and said the Duke had
been served with the decree March 81,
but had failed TO obey 1t.
The testimony of the Solicitors clerk
proving the service of the restitution
order and the questioning of the detec-
tive who watched Bleuheim palace, the
Ducal residence. In February last and
trailed the Duke and woman compan-
ion to Paris followed. The Duke smiled
when the detective said the couple had
lots Of baggage-kit bags and large
boxes" and again when the detective
described the companion with whom
he asserted the Duke had registered in
Paris hotel in the name or Spencer"
as being five feet six inches high and
twenty-four or twenty-five years of
age"
Testimony was given by the detective
that he took a room adjoining that oc-
cuped by the Duke and his companion,
kept watch and saw the Duke leave the
room alone at $50 o'clock In the morn
ing. and that an hour later the young
woman left the same room alone.
The Duchess OF MARLBOROUGH Is the
oldest OF the three children of the late
William X. Vanderbilt and the present
Mrs. oliver III. +. Belmont. She was
born in 1877 and was married to the
Duke in St. Thomas's Church. this city.
In 1897. Their older son and heir 10 the
title. the Marquis Of Blanford, was born
I'm 1897.
Under the provisions OF Mr.. Wander
bits will he directed that $500. 900 be
set aside for the Duchess TO carry out
the provisions OF her marriage settle
ment He also set aside an additional
$500 600 and directed that the income
from that fund be paid 10 her during her
lifetime. The Duchess also received one
third OF 100000 due her under the
will Of her grandfather the late William
ri. Vanderbilt. To each OF her sons
Mr.. Vanderbilt gave 81 1000. 900.
For some time reports have been cir
culated in Paris and London that the
Duchess would, upon obtaining her final
decree. become the wife of Jacques Bal
san. who Is "a factor In all tho better
forms of craftsmanship I'm France. Mr.
Balsan was born In 1868 at Chateau
rOux., He Is man OF wealth and has
been patron of the major forms OF
French sport, including ballooning, hunt
ing horsemanship and automobilng. lie
Is a member OF the Aero. Automobile,
Polo and Hockey clubs of Paris.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW York.

Countess dc Moltke- Huitfeldt, who has
returned from Baltimore, was the guest
at lie Ritz-carlton of Mr.. and Mrs
jerome ~ Bonaparte at dinner last
night. Their other guests included Mr..
and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar.
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three years and extended back 10 the
old volunteer system. He was long fore
man Of Engine Company > in Van
Brunt street. Brooklyn
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Mrs Townsend Morgan has returned
from England to 1876 East Sixty-first
street Miss Gertrude de l.. Watts. her
daughter, remained in England to attend
school for n year.
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BIRTHS.

LEVINE and Mrs. Irving Levy (ncc Es
telle Tanscnd), 100 West sGth St. wish 70
announce the birth OF baby girl on No
vcrnber o. 1920.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DECEMBER COUPONS STOLEN.
Mason City & TT. Dodge.
Pacific Coast.
Minneapolis & st. Louis.
Wilkes Barre & Eastern.
Dry Dock & East Broadway,
Brooklyn Montauk,
Missouri, Kansas d Texas.
Payment stopped. Apply 10 Mr.. Tremp
225 9TH Avenue, Room Four Eleven.
A reward win be paid for information lead
body. motor No. SS4315. license No. 1919
y. j.. stolen from shed at "a Mcfarland
st., Dover. y. j.. November 4, during the
night SHERWOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU
IS William st John 361G.
LOST-Black handbag. in front Cafe Boule-
ward, Saturday. November q. about II 80
L. NJ. $50 reward no questions asked: con-
OF clothes and various trinkets- Finder please
communicate with /. l.. RADWANER SEED
CO. SO Water ST. city.
LOST-Sunday evening leather travelling bag
from auto between Freeport and New York.
conta lining clothing clock, papers; liberal We
ward. FLICK. LEG West l22d ST.
LOsT-Sunday night, at Z. from platform OF
Boston train. brown leather suitcase,
marked with circle bar and A. NJ. G. in red Z;
LOsT-Beaded bag containing lorgnette
and 10th sts.; reward. KOPPERL.. 2O4 w.
10Sth.
LOST-Blue iridescent beaded bag. Morning
side Theatre reward. BLOOMBERG. 1885
18th av Tel Cathedral 1898.
LOST-Velvet bag. Broadway car; pairs
eyeglasses. return bag and glasses; re-
ward ANDERSON. 215 W. ssth
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lOsT-Naturai gray sealskln fur coat black
seal collar and cuffs. Museum Of Natural
History. Monday morning; liberal reward.
100 East Seventy third 81. Tel. Rhinelander
9Tsf.
LOST-Frlday evening. IN taxi, between
Grand Central station and Great Northern
Hotel a beaver scarf. reward. y 90 Herald.
Herald 50.
I0gT-Leather suitcase containing wearing
apparel. Reward. Tel. John 1890. MIR.
BURKE.
IOsT-Doublc skunk scarf. liberal reward.
200 West i10th. apt. LOB.
SO REWARD
for return OF Fischer fur scarf lost Oct. 81
between 14sth ~. and Riverside Drive and
7th Rv. and West bfth st.. or In taxicab. A..
II. LEE & co. INC. IS William -.
Cats, Dogs, &c.
LOsT-At ed 81. and Lexington av., young
collie tan and white. answers 70 name
Ncsop Tel 400 Vanderbilt. Mr.. DEER
son. or call COS f. I'D ".
I.osT-Aionday. French bull, strayed from
Rorprs's restaurant: license No i24t6.
name Niger. age about IL: reward for re-
turn sol Gth av.
r.OsT-Airedaie terrier black collar with
loose namcplatc. near Gramercy Park: SO
reward Tel Gramercy SIS
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Mrs. Pennington Satterihwaite OF
Short Hills, n. j., gave luncheon al
the Colony Club yesterday for her niece
Miss Eleanor L. II. Peabody. daughter
OF Mrs. Archibald Russell Peabody. who
will be introduced to society this winter
Count Robert de Clairmont, who hal
been spending the autumn a Hot
Springs. Va. has arrived here on his
way to Egypt and India and Is stopping
at the Hotel Commodore. He will visit
Washington before going abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richards. Jr., have
closed their house in Locust Valley, l.
l., and opened their apartment at $50
Park avenue.
Mrs. Antonio Ponvert of 40 Park ave-
nue. will give "a luncheon November 80
in the Ritz-Carlton for her debutante
niece. Miss Constance Nash, daughter OF
Mr.. Warren Bynner Nash.
Mrs. John r. Fell of Philadelphia is
at the st. Regis. Mrs. George A. Pope
of San Francisco gave a luncheon there
yesterday.
Mrs. Sherman Flint of 791 Madison
avenue will give dance i'll the Ritz
Carlton Hotel for Miss Margaret Olivia
Flint January !.
Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens will give a
dance in the Ritz-Carlton for her daugh-
ter December 20. preceded by dinner
there for two hundred.
Mrs. Alexander Brown of Baltimore is
at the Rtz-Carlton for the winter. Mr.,
and Mrs. Daniel G. lacking of San
Francisco also are there for the season.
Mr.. Arthur Outram Sherman will give
theatre party, followed by a dance. for
his debutante daughter. Miss Audrey
Townsend Sherman. Wednesday evening,
November "a.
Mr. Harold L. Mccormick and Miss
Muriel Mccormick have returned from
Europe. Mrs Mccormick will remain
abroad for several weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Cox gave a sup
per and dance last night in their studio
100 East Sixty-seventh street.
Mr.. Adams Batcheller is convalescing
at 12S East Sixty-fifth street from ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. Gustav J. S. White is in st. LuSes
Hospital recovering from a slight opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Havemever have
returned to Islip, i. l., from Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman NiclSerson have
returned from Greenwich, Conn, 20 "a
East Fifty-fourth street.
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NOTICES OF:

may be teIephoned tor pubIica-
ton in THE NEW YORK
HERALD any time up TO mid
night for the next days issue.
Call Fitz Roy COCO.
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Mrs. Pennington Satterthwaite of
Short Hills, ~. j., gave a luncheon at
the Colony Club yesterday for her niece,
Miss Eleanor L. r. Peabody. daughter
OF Mrs. Archibald Russell Peabody, who
will be introduced to society this winter.
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Count Robert de Clairmont, who has
been spending the autumn "a Hot
Springs. Va. has arrived here on his
way to Egypt and India and Is stopping
at the Hotel Commodore. He will visit
Washington before going abroad
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Nine. Pezet, wife of the Ambassado
of Peru, is expected in Washington tn,
latter part of November. She was abroad
for several months.
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The British Ambassador and Lad!
Geddes have issued invitations for a bal
at the Embassy Friday evening, No
vember 10.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richards. Jr., have
closed their house in Locust valley, L.
J., and opened their apartment at $50
Park avenue.
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WASHINGTON.

The Japanese Ambassador Baron
Shidehara. entertained at dinner last
night at the Shoreham for the delegates
to the International Electrical Communl-
cations Congress. Secretary of State
Colby and a number OF diplomats were
included in the sixty guests.
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Previous to his departure for South
America Secretary of State Colby will
be entertained at brilliant round of
farewell dinners.
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Mrs. Antonio Ponvert of 40 Park ave-
nue. will give "a luncheon November 30
in the Ritz-Carlton for her debutante
niece. Miss Constance Nash, daughter of
Mr.. Warren Bynner Nash.
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Mrs. T.. II. G.. Slater has returned &c
her home on Eighteenth street for the
season.
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Mcconnell. Mary T. Su ith. Caroline NJ.
nanney. Henrietta IT,
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Mrs. Sumner Wells will return &c
morrow from visit i'm New York.
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Mrs. John r. Fell of Philadelphia is
at the st. Regis. Mrs. George A. Pope
of San Francisco gave a luncheon there
yesterday
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Mrs. Sherman Flint of 791 Madison
avenue will give dance i'll the Ritz
Carlton Hotel for Miss Margaret Olivia
Flint January ].
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Jewelry.

A reward OF 800 offered and no questions
asked for return of flexible diamond brace
let. 30 stones, set in platinum, lost Novem-
Der 3, either In shopping district or In taxi
cab Please return to i. $. 3. 50 w. 69th 81
LOss'-String Of pearls. diamond platinum
clasp. Tuesday evening. between Monroe
place and Waldorf. Il. II. T. subway: reward
30 Monroe place. Brooklyn. Main s649.
LOsT-Goid wrist watch; monogram L. X. !:
on Southern Boulevard. between Elsmere
pl. and f74th st : reward. KAPIAN'S DAIRY,
1870 southern Boulevard. Bronx.
LOST-God horseshoe pin with small dia-
nonds, between JOth and 65th SITS, on
Sunday morning.: suitable reward. 81 East
G5th. Rhineander 7I21.
LOST-Butterfly brooch, tfa nsparent enamel,
set with four dia monds. Monday, vicinity
Atman's or Bests; reward. A. T. c.,
! West 9th 81.
LOST-Platinum diamond ring. IN Hippo
drome Theatre or vicinity, Tuesday after
noon; suitable reward. Miss JANET VELIE,
Knickerbocker Theatre.
LOST-Gold horseshoe pin, between 65th ST.
Park av and st. Bartholomew Church
rewaLa. 81 East 9Th st:
LosT-Diamond chain and brooch. with lorg-
nette attachment; liberal reward offered.
y. H. BRYAN, 63 z. Both -. Plaza 7410.
LosT-23d, Monday, wedding ring. initials
"a. NJ. II. from V. +. c., 2-21-20." Rector
1900, V. CAIiILL.
LOST-Diamond barpin. November 5. from
Fillmore Ho'el to Knickerbocker Theatre
and Monte Martre. Liberal reward Cashier.
Biltmore.
LOST-Novembcr s. steel beaded bag, from
Vanderbilt Theatre 20 Biltmore Hotel. Lib
eral reward. Return cashier, Hotel Bit
more.
LOST-Pearl necklace. neighborho0d West
18Th 81. Liberal reward. :. ". JACOBS.
Longacre 405s.
REWARD $50
Lost. a gold chain bracelet. pearls and
9 diamonds. on Lexington av. subway, be-
tween Atlantic av. station and f49th ~. and
30 av. MISS DOROTHY SMITH 425 East
i57ih 81.
$50 REWARD for diamond barpin containing
II diamonds. lost Sunday, November q.
Brooklyn. Tel. Sterling 1915.
$3.50 reward small. single strsnd pearl neck
lace, containing 1873 pcals. +. WALTER
LAWRENCE. INC, 90 9th av.
SlT5 REWARD
for return Of platinum bar pin containing
about IL diamonds. lost Nov. between sd
and 37th sta. BLACK. STARR & FROST
9TH av and 18th 81.
$500 REWARD
for return Of platinum, diamond and onyx
bracelet, lost october 30. between w. SD and
sSth SITS. MARCUS g CO. 5th az. and 45th 81
$500 REWARD.
no questions asked. for return OF necklace
containing about los pearls, with sapphire
and Diamonds IN clasp. lost November T. vi
entity OF 51th ~. and Park av. MARCUS 4
CO, 9Th av and 4ath ~.
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DIVORCE TO DUCHESS
OF MARLBOROUGH.
Former ConsuelO Vanderbilt
Wins Freedom, Absolute
in Six Months.

Special Cable TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1890, On THE New York HERALD
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Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens will give a
dance in the Ritz-Carlton for her daugh-
ter December 30. preceded by dinner
there for two hundred
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WELLINGTON KOO
MARRIED IN BRUSSELS
Chinese ENJOY WEEDS Daugh-
ter of Java Planter.

Special cable 10 THE New York HERALD.
COp1UiOht 1920 bfJ TIN Nrxv Yopty Hrp,rr
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LEGHORN.-At Nowburgh y. Y. Monday,
November :. 1920. William Jamison Leg
horn. Funeral services will be held a his
late rcsidence. corner Liberty and North
SITS. on Thursday afternoon at > o'clock.
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KEAIP.-On November s. 1870. Lydia Torrey
Kemp. in her 60th year. wife OF George
Kemp. Funeral services win be held on
Wednesday. November 10. at 30 a. ~.
at Church OF ST. Vincent Ferrer, Lex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-10

age CO. wife OF Nathan
after short Illness at her home. Funeral
Thursday, . p. NJ. from her late resi-
dence, 70i Bushwick av., Brooklyn. Posi-
lively omit flowers