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The New York herald., 1921-03-09
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Durham. Adeline NJ sieIuhardt. Adoiph NJ.
gEIrRENp.-on march I. at Atlantic City,
voted father OF Jerome ~ Behrend, Emma
/, srh9y and Hiidrcd r.. Weiss Services
A. i. NJ wednesday. March O., at
avs. Brooklyn. Washington %. CO
papers please copy.
BLEAsE. John W. on Tuesday. March s.
1921. in his SGD year. Funeral services
Thursday. March 10. NJ II o'clock A. NJ.
at hls late residence, 40 wyndemere av..
Riarcwood. y. j.
pONAUrDr March s. Joseph Bonaudi PIT.
neral stephen Merritts Harlem chapel,
30i West 12Gth st.. Thursday, 80.
RAI,OwER.--Louis. beloved husband ot
celia and dear father of Mrs. Harry
Rosenberg. Mrs. Israel GitenHtein and
williah, Henry 81 Charles and Herman
vices on Wednesday, March 2, ~ ! o'clock
al Tempo AnGche Chesed. IAN -. ard
TN av. II Is requested that no flowers be
sent.
cT,ARK.-on Monday. March T. 1921. Theo-
dore 7. Clark. at his home. Gso Madison
ST.. Brooklyn. Funeral services VIII b.
held al the Lefferts Place Chapel. ~
bcffertt place, near Grand av., Ero9kiyn,
on Wednesday evening, at o'clock. inter-
mcnt private.
cRAwFoRD.--Iohn Crawford, Jr.. son q
John Crawford and EuRenie j. Il. CraW-
ford. suddenly. in Los Angeles.
CREAMER --lrrancis on March 5, beloved
son Of Patrick and Mary Creamer lnee
Flynn and beloved brother Of Catherine
Baltimore, County Lei,rim. ireland. FNu-
neral from his late residence, Ilg East
47th st., on Wednesday, March o., 70
A. M. thence to the Church of = Boul-
face. d7th IT. and "a aY., where solemn
high requiem mass VIII be offered II
termcut Calvary. Member of A. " H.
and Lcitrim Men Society.
pENfIER. Ion March s. Joseph. beloved
hurband 81 Elizabeth and father Of Eliza
beth j. v. Demmer. Funeral service ~ his
late residence, 2lsB Elm place, on lhurs-
day at r. NJ. lnterment Woodlawn.
pENtMERI. bertha j.. beloved wife OF
Charles Demmerle, suddenly, at her home,
Humphrey st., East Elmhurst, March 7.
Funeral from her late home Thursday
morning. March 10. AZ n o'clock
pE NrEF.-on Monday, March Z. 1921, Rich.
ard Bernard brother of Joseph Franci1
~ Nief Funeral from his late residence.
go W. ii3th r., fhuFsday. March W, a,
10 A. ~. Funeral services ~ Church 81
St Thomas the Apostle. l1Sth a. and
81. Nicholas AZ. ln,erment Calvary Gene
tory.
poNoHuE.--Marc 9, II his. residence, 27si
Boulevard, Jersey city, Daniel, beloved
husband of Rose Donohue md father %
May ", Eugene A., br. Daniel and
Helen Il. Donohuc. Funeral on Wednes-
Reauien mass AZ ST. Peters Church, Bar
clay It, Now York. At 10 o'clock. Inter
meni Calvary.
DRApER.--At ossinlng. n 81, March 8
1927 Minnie Tinrley Draper, daughter q
tie late Charles Tingley Draper and ElieT
MI Chiles, in her 0ith year Funera
services on Friday. March ~. at 7. M.
from tho ossining Gospel Assembly
4 rr-NPrJy March s. 1921, John Dunphy, be
loved husband of Gertrude Foss punphy
Funeral Friday. o 80 a. NJ, from his lat
ssdpS 2e ehS9aS SS'n ssd s thence near Am
etersart av. mass 10 O'Clock. fntermen
y Calvary. Automobile cortege.
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PLAY ny AUGUSTUS THOMAS.

George NJ. cohan announces that his
most important production OF the sea-
son, new drama entitled Nemesis"
by Augustus Thomas. will be presented
for the first time on any stage at the
Apollo Theatre. Atlantic City. next Mon
day night, March II. Emmett Corrigan
will play the principal role. supported
by Miss Carlotta Monterey Pedro De
Cordoba, Miss Eleanor Woodruff. John
Craig, Miss Marie Goff and others. II
Is modern American drama, but no
hint as to the nature of the plot has
been revealed.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
NAPoLEoN,s GUN FOR SALE.

Early Spanish and Italian cabinet
work Is on view this week at the Clarke
Galleries East F'ifty-eighth street. FROM
the collection belonging to Mr.. Hunt
ington Wilson. formerly Third Assistant
Secretary of State and Special Ambas-
sador to Turkey. A gun for deer shoot
ing used by Napoleon III. and many ex-
amples OF old japanese prints, includ-
ing examples by Hirsoshige. Utamarau,
Hokusai and others. also are part of his
collection, as well as Indo-Spanish
throne chairs. cassones and bas reliefs.
Craig Biddle OF Philadelphia also has
Persian Kermanshah and other rugs
and numerous magnificent Spanish wall
hangings on view there. The two col
lcctions, together with appointments
from a Fifth avenue mansion. VIII be
offered at auction the latter part OF the
week
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
SOON TO WED MISS TALMADGE.
Buster Keaton Recovering From
Injnry, soon Coming East.

Buster Keaton. screen comedian, Is
coming East from Los Angeles the lat
ter part OF April 1t was learned yester-
day. 70 arrange for his marriage with
Miss Natalie Talmadge. youngest of the
three sisters who are prominent on the
screen. Keaton is convalescing after a
fracture OF leg received wniie working
on picture a short time ago.
II will be the first time in three years
that Miss Talmadge and Mr.. Keaton,
whose engagement was announced q
few weeks ago. have seen each other.
They met in Los Angeles when Miss
Talmadge was general secretary to Ros-
coe (Fatty) Arbucl1le and Keaton was
supporting the comedian. Then Miss
Talmadge came East with her sisters.
the Misses Norma and Constance, and
has remained here since. Though no
definite date has been set. 1t Is expected
that the wedding will take place in
June
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
FUNERAL TRIBUTE ny BowERY

six hundred lodgers OF the Bowery
Hotel 225 Bowery. attended services
held in the hotel lobby yesterday for
Herman Peterson. sailor. who had
lived there for twenty-five years. He
was well known along the Bowcry. and
when the funeral procession moved
away toward the cemetery many gath
cred at the curbs The services were
conducted by Brigadier Wallace Win
chell Of the Salvation Army. Frank
Fowler, member of a Salvation Army
quartet sang.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
METCALF-WINSLOW.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK H!RALp.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. March S.-Mr. Ed
ward Harris Metcalf. son OF Mrs. +.
Harris Metcalf. and Miss Winifred
Winslow. daughter of Mrs. Homer
Winslow OF Buxton, England, were
married in Grace Episcopal Church to-
day. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Philemon f. Sturges, rector
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf started for Miami
for their honeymoon.
Mr.. Winslow and his daughter arrived
in New York on board the Aquitania
last week for the marriage. He will re-
turn to England this week
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
MORRIS c. MENGES, 70,
DIES IN BROOKLYN HOME
Won SI,II2,OOO Verdict in
George j. Gould Case.

Morris c. Menges. 73 years old. for
mer railroad promoter and horseman.
who won verdict Of si.1I2,0 in 1905
from Gen. Louis Fitzterald for services
in connection with the purchase by Gen.
Fitzgerald. George j. Gould and other
financiers OF the Western Maryland
Railroad. died yesterday I'm his home.
81 Cumberland street, Brooklyn. The
verdict was the largest then Of record In
the case Of a single litigant in Kings
county. on a second trial the jury
disagreed. Mr.. Menges finally won. but
he received only about 100000.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
CHARLES G.. FOX.

Special Despatch to THE New YoaK HERALD.
CHICAGO, March S.--Charles c. Fox,
insurance broker and formerly second
vice-president of the La Sale Street
Trust and Savings Bank, the defunct
Lorimer-Munday institution, died to-day
at his home here, following an attack
OF acute indigestion. Mr.. Fox played
conspicuous part in the unearthing OF
the famous Lormer- -MunCay scandal
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
"oLE BILL" TO AID BoYs CLUB.

"Ole BILL Bruce Bairnsfather's IA
nous character. will appear at the New
York Hlppodrome next Sunday to aid
the 1900 little members Of the Boys
Club. which is having its annual bene-
fit entertainment that night. Charles ID.
Coburn, who brought ole Bill 10 New
York in The Better Ole" has volun-
teered to make the veteran do his bit
for New York's boys. Mr. Coburn as
Bill viii deliver the message sent by
those or the Boys Club who now lie IN
the a. +. r. burial grounds OF France
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
CAMDEN.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CAMDEN, S. c., March S.-Col. and
Mrs. Edward NJ. House are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph n Ellis at their home
here. Mr.. L. p. Currier of New York is
at the Court Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austen G. Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. v. S. Newcombe have arrived from
New York and are at the Kirkwood
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HoRATIo \. ERrRY.

Horatio Nelson Drury member OF Pace
& Pace, accountants, 80 Church street,
died Monday of pneumonia at his home,
81 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. He was
born in Brooklyn In 1879 and was
graduated from the University Of Yer
mont. He was an Instructor successive
~ at the Pennsylvania Military College,
the New York State Normal School az
Cortland and Stuyvesant High School
in this rity
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
OBITUARIES.
FATHER HILARY WALSH.

The Rev. Father Hilary Walsh. Father
Superior at st. Patrlcks Monastery
Kingsbridge road and S-dgwick avenue,
The Brorx. died suddenly yesterday fol-
lowing heart attack. He was one OF
the leading members OF the passionist
Order and founded St. Patrick's Mon.
astery. He was born IN Kansas City In
1869 and was ordained In the Passionist
Order in West Hobokeu In 1896 For
many years he was engaged in extend
ing the work OF the order and travelled
about the country establishing monas-
teries. Funeral services will be held
Friday in the West Hoboken monastery.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
DAUGHTER BORN TO TOTO.

Toto, noted clown who Is appearing at
the Palace this week. was sitting down
10 dinner as a guest OF the New York
Correspondents Club at the Hotel An
mex last evening when he received a tel
egram from Chicago announcing that
baby daughter had just been born TO
him. Toto was married a year ago to
Miss Hanny Frick. who was one of the
star skaters at the Hippodrome three
years ago. and who until her marriage
was skating in Chicago. The Core
spondents' Club win send the baby a
silver bread and milk set.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
JOHN w. BLEAsE.

John w. Blease, employed by Mengel
q Co, box manufacturers OF Jersey
City. died suddenly yesterday Of heart
disease in his home. 40 Wyndemere
avenue, Ridgewood. n. j. He was born
IN England eighty-two years ago and
came TO this country when ten years
old. He leaves wife and three children.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
TO AID BELGIAN SISTERS.

For the Belgian Missionary Sisters OF
4s7 West Forty-seventh street there Will
be a concert this afternoon at Mrs.
John Sanford's, East Seventy-seconi
street. given by the Duchess de Richie
lieu, soprano; Rafaelo Diaz. Metropoi-
tan Opera tenor. and Mrs Drexel Dahl
gren, harp. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. A. Leo Everett, 1870 East Six
ty-seventh street, or at Mrs. Sanford's
home.
Tho concert is being given under the
patronage OF the Belgian Ambassador
and Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
WILLIAM ID. MAcKIE.

William d. Mackie. builder of many
OF the residences Of New Workers at
Greenwich. Conn. and vicinity, died
Monday at his home In Cos Cob, in his
flfty-ninth year. He had charge OF tho
construction OF the residence on the
1900 acre estate OF u. c. Converse.
banker. at Stanwich, and was contractor
for the Kent House, a large summer
hotel at Greenwich
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
COHAN'S SON-IN-LAW
BUYS 'CHANGE SEAT
j. William Souther Now u
Member of Stock Exchange.

]. William Souther. no eloped two
weeks ago at Palm Beach with Miss
Georgette Cohan. daughter OF George
NJ. cohan, has bought a seat on the
New York Stock Exchange for $4,000.
The bride is passing week with her
mother. Ethel Levy. who is appearing
at the orpheum in Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
ALBERT BEHREND.

Albert Behrend, trustee of the Brook
lyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum, died Mon
day In his 61st year in Atlantic City.
He lived in 279 Decatur street. Brook
lyn, and was senior member OF the toy
manufacturing concern of Bchrend &
Rothschild He leaves wife. a son and
two daughters.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs John j. c. Humbert have
returned from Miami and are at the
Vanderbilt prior 10 going to their home.
Afterglow. at Madison, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford A. Owens came
from Marion Ohio, and will be at the
Hotel Astor several days.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
MAJOR FRANK W. SEARS.

BINGHAMToN. March S.--Major Frank
w. Sears, head Of the medical detach-
ment of the First Ammunition Train in
the Army of Occupation and since de.
mobilization United states Public
Health officer for this district, looking
after sick and wounded soldiers. died
this morning following an attack og
pneumonia
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
GEORGE w. MARCELLUs.

PHILADELPHIA, March s.--George w.
Marcellus who for more than half a
century played in the leading theatres or
America and England. died to-day In a
hospital here. He was 80 years old.
Mr. Marcellus was described by friends
as a classical actor of the old school"
He supported Booth. Barrett, Sheridan.
Mrs John Drew and others.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
sI,23a FOR ENGRAvINGs.

A collection OF etchings engravings.
mezzotints. portraits. views and studies
by various engravers sold at auction at
the American Art Galleries last night
for a total OF 1928. The highest price
Of the evening. s135, was fetched by a
mezzotlnt by Richard Houston of Major
General James Wolfe" after Schaak.
which sold 10 X. Fridenberg.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
AIKEN.

AIKEN, S. c., March s.-Mr. Alfonso
De Navarro of New York has arrived
as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w.
Dolan at Calico cottage.
Messrs. i. Ambrose Clark, Thomas
Hitchcock. William Walter Phelps, Will
lam c. Langley, ]. c. Cooley and Miss
Claudia Phelps followed the hounds to
cover in a chase beginning at the Pond.
Miss Anna Sands OF New York and
Mr.. George Hadden are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin at Hopelands.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
WILLIAM III. OWEN.

William Henry Owen. civil war vet
eran and formerly a member of Brown.
Draper & Owen. dry goods importers or
this city. died yesterday at the rectory
of Trinity Church. Mount Vernon. OF
which his son, the Rev. William IL.
owen. Jr., is rector. He was in his
eightleth year
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
CHARLES ". HILLARD.

Charles " HHnrd. vlce-prosident OF
tie ST. Louls-sau Francisco Railway
Company. died yesterday Ak his home,
iO37 Fifth avenue. after an illness or
ten days He was born NJ Northhamp-
ton. England. IN 1855.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
THoMAsH. PAYNTER.

FRANKroRr. Ky. March S.--Thomas
II. Paynter. former United states SEN
ator, one OF the most widely known
lawyers in Kentucky died in his home
here to-day after a long ILLINOIS,.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
y. v. MAN DIES IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. March s.--The body of
Harris SeilE Brenner, so. New York
business man, WIS found to-day under
y shower in 4 Russian bath here. Death
apparently had been caused by shock.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
wILsoN,s CorsIN DIES.

FrvsNo, Cal, March s.--Mrs. Ella
Phillips. FIRST cousin OF former Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson, died to-day in
her home near hore Mrs. Phillips was
a native of Maryland
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
nscAn 4. coNsTANs.

CHICAGO. March S---oscar A. Con-
STAINS. 50, freight traffic manager Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
Northwest region. died hero to-day after
brief Illness
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
MISS DEANS TO BE MARRIED.

Mrs. John Sterling Deans. formerly
Of Phoenixville. Pa, now OF New York,
the engagement of her
daughter Miss Mary Eliza beth Deans,
to DR.. John Taylor Howell. Jr., son OF
DR.. and Mrs. John Taylor Howell of
N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Mrs. Edwin DENLY, wife of the Secre-
tary OF the Navy. will return to-day to
Detroit. Mich, to remain several weeks
before establishing her residence In
WASHINGTON
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand entertained a company OF
several hundred at a reception last night
at which Mr.. Charles Evans Hughes
Secretary of State, was the chief guest
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Princess Lubomirska, wife of the Pc.
lish Minister, entertained at luncheon a,
the Lega tion yesterday for Mrs. Henry
p. Fletcher.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
MIcHAEL 4. M,fNEnNEY.

Michael l. McineNaey. IS. chief clerk
of the Brooklyn Tax once, died Mon
day Of heart disease m his home. sSs
East Twenty-third street. Ffatbush
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
IN Me Nj ORIAM

rttNHAM --Adeiine NJ IN loving memory
of our mother. who died March 2. iH-o.
gTEINHAEDT. In ever loving urmofE =
Adolph NJ steinhardf. died MnTe. H. tHih
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

DE HOyOS.-Mr. and Mrs. Luis de Hoyos
OF vauciuse Park. Monticello. ". Y. an
nounce the birth OF a son, Luls Warren
DC Hoyos, Jr.. Sunday. March 8.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes were guests at the dinner which
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Atherton gave
last night,
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Amos Cotting Schermerhorn has
come from Tuxedo Park 10 the hitx-
Carlton to pass n few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. WiN-
Jams OF Stoneridge. Stonlngton. Conn.
Mrs. Charles Goddard Weld ana Miss
e. p. Train Of Boston also are there.
Mrs. Charles ]. Welch gave a lunch
con party yesterday IN the Ritz-Carlton.
Her guests included Mrs. Edwin Gould
Mrs. Clarence 9. Chapman, Mrs. Henry
Shelton and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady.
Mrs. j. Bruce Ismay and her daugn~
ter, Miss Evelyn c. Ismay. who arrived
from England last week on board the
Cedric are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton Fish at so Fifth avenue. They
Will remain here month.
Mr. Wadsworth r. Lewis. after pass
ing some weeks in Palm Beach. has re-
turned to % West Fifty-second street.
He will sail for Europe in April and
win make an automobile tour OF Eng
land and the Continent
Mrs. Burke Roche, who entertained n
dinner party at her house last night.
will start for Europe. accompanied by
her son. Mr.. Maurice Burke Roche, on
April IA, to pass tne summer.
Mrs. Charles G. Ayres of 55 West
Fifty-fifth street will go next Monday
to Atlantic City, whore she will remain
several weeks.
Mrs George S. Scott is convalescent
at her home, 420 Park avenue, after an
injury received from fall few weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Morss, Mrs,
Richard M Saltonstall and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Amory have come from Boston to
the Belmont.
Mrs. NJ. Russell Perkins has returned
from Venice. Fla. and Is at the 81.
Regis for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan and their
son. John P. Duncan. have gone to Palm
Beach.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt will re-
turn this week from the West Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney Jones Colford,
Jr., went to Aiken, S. c., on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Reid left New
York for Palm Beach on last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
will return from st. Augustine on
March IS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye had a
dinner last night for DR.. and Mrs David
JAYNE Hill.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Mrs Calvin Coolidge, wife of the Vice
President. attended yesterday the week
" meeting and luncheon of the Ladies
of the Senate
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
WASHINGTON.

President Harding's father. Dr.
George t. Harding. and his brother, Dr.
George T. Harding. Jr., who were at the
White House for the Inauguration. have
returned to Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

The Minister of Uruguay and Nine.
Varela gave dinner last night at
Rauschers for the Spanish Ambassador
and Sonora Ariano and the Argentine
Ambassador and Nine. LIE Breton.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Mrs Charles ]. Welch gave a lunch
con party yesterday in the Ritz-Cnrlton.
Her guests included Mrs. Edwin Gould.
Mrs. Clarence 9. Chapman, Mrs. Henri
Shelton and Mrs Nicholas F. Brady.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
LOST AND FOUND.

- - - ~ ~ = " " ~ -
A reward will be paid for information lead
ing 20 recovery Of a 1920 Nash. model 6s5.
hlue coupe body, serial No. 17sa90, motor
10 67474, license No. 1875, New Jersey
tlB2D stolen from 43d st. between Sth and
a'h avs, New York city, March 3. between 8
and II r. M SHERWOOD ADJUSTING
BUREAU, 6S William ST. John 3646.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
Davis 1921 coupe. motor No. 7-R i1122,
Goodyear tires, New Jersey license No. a 274.
Stolen March in front OF 925 De Mott ST.,
North BenEen, N. J. Communicate with +.
Telephone Beellman ses7.
LoST.-Marrh :. stock or record book lef.
IN White and Green taxlcab taken near 24o
Nth ov., drove to Pennsylvania Hotel. then to
Hotel Bristol. Return MAX KLAAS, 8 Union
Square West
Losr-certificate No. A q 729. fifty shares
United States Industrial Alcohol common
IN the name OF George W. Tiedeman Notify
GOoDBoDY & Co, 1i5 broadway, New York
city.
LoST-Left on 18th ay. car afternoon March
;. black leather case containing Boehm
flute. finder suitably rewarded. W. II.
WHEELER. 24s ". 105th.
LoST-Brocaded velvet bag. tortoise shell
mounting, between 21st, Gramercy Park
and Lexington av., I'D ST. Return II. KEE-
NAN. 1870 =. 10Th.
LOsT-Brown portfolio containing music. a.
Hippodrome Sunday night; reward. Mrs.
a. ROTHENBERG, 1871 Franklin av.. Bronx.
Phone Jerome l544.
LosT-In broadway surface car, green en-
veiope containing ietterheads and papers
'Canfield Paper o." on envelope: reward.
HORN, ~ Duane -.
Los1-TIandbag. containing eyeglasses and
keys. on 9Th ay. JACKSON. l46 w. s1st st.
Jeweiry.
REWARD OF $500
win be paid for the return of flexible dia-
mond bracelet lost March 7 on Broadway.
between 95th and 10Th SITS. MARCUS &
CO, ath av and 45th ST.
L0sT-Earfing. diamond centre. surrounded
~ circles of small onyx and diamonds. los.
March 4. between Wall ST. and 59th at. No
ufy @. T.. r., SO William st.. John 2121- Re
ward
LOs'r-Iady's gun metal wrist watch. re-
ward. Mrs. TJADER, Hotel La Sale. 80
LOST-Broadway, slst 70 SD. gold lorgnette.
small diamond Initial C. II. E.; reward
Airs. W. II. SMITH. e65 West sist.
LosT-on Monday. small diamond pin. con
timing pearls. Return 10 ". 1sth ST.
tesaI1.
LOST-Gold wrist watch, Empire Theatre or
Hudson tube: initials "R. l.. - reward. DR..
BL0CH. $50 5th ay.
LosT-Diamond horseshoe pin; liberal re-
ward; lost Saturday evening. Col. 6296.
500 REWARD.
Oval crystal pin. platinum and brilliant
mounting. Return 70 ~ East 13d st.
Wearing apparel.
LOST-Hudson Bay sable scarf. . skins, late
Sunday night, in taxicrb. between ed st.
and Both ST., liberal reward. Phone Madi-
son Square sTI.
Cats, Dogs, &c.
LOS--Collie, black. white and gray, named
Duke. big reward SIEGEL, 3i6 +. i98th
az. Telephone F'ordham 2G22.
LOST-Boston bull, female. lap ears. spike
tail February %, reward, Prospect sII3.
LOsT-Angora cat tiger markings. Apart
meut 5B, - Gramercy Park.
Found.
FoUND-Lsst week. gold bracelet. sap.
phires; initials inside. WELL. 1876 2. soth
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Mrs. j. Bruce Ismay and her daugn-
ter, Miss Evelyn c. Ismay. who arrived
from England last week on board the
Cedric are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton Fish at so Fifth avenue. They
Will remain here a month
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Mr.. Wadsworth r. Lewis. after pass
ing some weeks in Palm Beach. has re-
turned to % West Fifty-second street.
He will sail for Europe in April ard
win make an automobile tour OF Eng
land and the Continent.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
BIRTHS.

FOUND-LRst week. gold bracelet. sap
phires initials inside. WELL. 1876 q. soth
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

Mrs. Burke Roche. who entertained
dinner party at her house last night.
will start for Europe. accompanied by
her son, Mr.. Maurice Burke Roche, on
April IA, to pass the summer.