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New Hampsnlre-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE-FAIR HILL MANOR. on FAIR
HILL ESTATES. on Rye Beach. n. II.
This beautiful summer home, all modern.
EDWIN II. ROBBINS,
Springfield. Mass. A.
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TWO family brick cottage
on plot 60xi00; near Shore
road, small amount cash.
1jJ Slst St, Brooklyn.
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Borough Of Observation-Disclosures.

REAL estate man wants an associate who
has an established business In this line.
II l4I5 Herald, Harlem.
story and basement. near Drive, electric
lights. parquet. recently decorated through
out; vacant: price $is,500; cash $1,000.
COUGHLAN & CLISBY, 200 West I'D.
story American basement. size 20xfo01l !;
10 rooms, 8 baths. electricity, parquet
owner win sacrifice to quick buyer at
$4,000. COUGHLAN g. CLISBY, 200 w. I'D.
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The knickerbocker
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above ltth st. TO 59th st. Unclusiye).
East River to North River.
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Borough or Brookiyn--Saie or Rent.

FOR SALE--Four building lots Benson
hurs), choice location, cor. Kings Highway
and West I'D st. \. HAINES. 4s6 n. 9th ST.
Allentown. Pa.
KINGS HfGHwAY.-Two family, three
baths, IL rooms; s0xi25; furnace heat.
electric: vacant floor: price $4,000. Teie-
phone Coney Island 2364-M.
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FARM wanted with privilege to buy. rent
by lease OF not less than two years, . to
20 acres, within 30 miles OF New York city;
ford. Conn
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
? ? ? = ? ? ? ? :
Maine--SaIo or Rent.

Maine--Salo or Rent.
BELGRADE LAKE. MAINE-On Great
Lake: ten room bungalow; two story fur
nshed all improvements: icehouse and
boathouse large motor boat, speed boat.
canoe and rowboat; Z acres; $50 feet shore
frontage. Phone mornings. South 1881.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

AUTO mechanics helper, young, experienced
man. desires steady position In shop, repair
garage: city OF country fifst ciuvs reserence.
Call Lafayette 1916 after $3.50 A. M. or write
Young Man, 900 Carlton ay.. Brooklyn. Al
rhons~ De@iy.
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Above 18th 81. to 59th St Tnclusive).
East River 10 North River.

WEST 56TI ST. BETWEEN FIFTH (
SIXTH AVS.--'rwo Z story ana basement
adjoining dwellings,; i0Nl00 elevator w onc
hcuso: unrestricted street: excellent business
location; immediate possession. MM. a.
WHITE ( Sons. 40 Cedar II. Tel john 900
$40 600, cash needed. pu,,s cheapest modern
building. 40g, 9Th av. vicinity; principals.
Sn0Wber Co. 500 9th nv.
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SuITE.-Exquisiteiy furnished suite. Hotel
Netherland: lady going abroad Indefinitely
will sublet large three room apartment, on
9th av., facing Central Park; beautiful
view; private porch. sixth floor, parlor. two
bedrooms. two baths or single; grand piano.
Herald So.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

FOR mortgage money apply GEORGE 6.
POINTER. INC. l65 B'wey. 5563 Cort.
WANTEp-snsll building loan, garage prop
osition. OWNER. 316 Southern Boulevard.
Malrose 1881.
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B0ARDERs WANTED.

ETH. 35i w. near Circle--Large, small
roomsi batli, electricity; French table.
104TH, 10 w.--Large room, second floorI
excellent board. reasonable
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MOST VALUABLE INVESTMENT.
Two short blocks from Utica av subway
station. library and school near by, IL extra
deep lots, forming plot OF property 12Ox240
this would be suitable for select home or
high class apartment; win exchange part
cash. Apply OWNER 49, Prospect pl.
Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to 18th 81. Inclusive
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Above 5oth st.-sth Az. 10 North RIVER

FOR RENT on FOR SALE
20 WEST SlrU STREET.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Furnished house. three story basement and
extension. parpuet hoars. electricity. Owner
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above J9th St.--5th Av. TO North River

WEST 93D ST., between Amsterdam and
Columbus avs-Three story and basement.
ls foot dwelling, IL rooms and baths.
WM. A. WHITE & SONS, 40 Cedar st.
Tel John 300.
ODD ST. 264 W.. between Broadway ard
West End ay. 10x100; five story American
basement, bathrooms, story buffers pam
try and bathi DOM extension; hardwood floors
and electric light; modern in every way. Inn
mediate possession: seen any day between
los. Price $500 JOSEPH G. ABRAM-
SON. SO w. 10th. Tel. Bryant 1904.
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Long Island.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

A physician requires an office of not less
than three rooms or a duplex apartment for
office and living purposes combined. below
I'D ST.. preferably west OF Lexington and
east of 9th av. Y 565 Herald, Herald so.
UNFURNISHED apartment wanted, three or
four rooms: willing to pay $50 to $40;
bonus offered. Apply BOB AUSTIN, 229
East Gath. Tel Chelsea 1872.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
MRS. w. B.-O. FIELD
SHOOTS A MOOSE
Returns to Lenox from, Trim
IN Northern Quebec.

Special Despatch TO THE New YosK Hrkun.
LENox, Mass, Oct. 25.-Lenox friepds
OF Mrs William b. Osgood Field learned
to-day that she recently shot a moo.e
while In northern Quebec with Mr..
Field. The head will be mounted
and added to the collection OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fields shooting trophies at High
lawn. Mr.. Field started to-day with
Dr. Brace w. Paddock of Pittsfe,d for
three weeks big game hunting trim
TO wyoming. Miss Mary Pearsall Field
is Mrs. Fields guest at Highiawn.
Countess Annesey of London. who
was stopping with Mrs. John stewart
McLennan In Tyringham has left FOR
Boston. She is to be In Washington
during the disarmament conference
The Countess lost valuable fur. neck
piece during her visit In Berkshire
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Chapman and
Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen who were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White at
Eim-Court. have returned to New York.
Mrs. John +. Alexandra and Miss
Anna r. Alexandra are In New York
looking for house for the winter.
Mrs. Donald M. Cammann of New
York is the guest of Mrs. Edwards
Spencer at Shipton Court.
Mrs. Edward Cunningham and Mrs.
Charles Franklin Richmond of Boston
are at the Curtis Hotel.
Mrs. George Higginson has left Lenox
for Chicago. where the Misses Theresa
and Lee Higginson viii join her on
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
At HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

Among those who joined friends for
luncheon yesterday at Pierre were Mrs.
George w. Wand 'rbilt Miss Cornelia
Vanderbilt Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
Mrs RAfus l. Paterson. Mrs. Newell
w. Tilton, Mrs Charles S. Whitman. Mr..
and Mrs. John Magee, Mrs. Forsyth
Wickes, Mrs. James b. Dufe and Miss
Betty Collamo-e.
Dinner parties wsrc given at the Plaza
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Richards. Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Graves. Mrs. John B..
Taylor and NJ. and Mrs. Charles Reed.
Mr.. James W. Girard entertained a
party OF friends at dinner in the Ambas-
sador Hotel.
Mr.. John c. Wiley, American Charge
dAffaires at Copenhagen. gave fare
well dinner for several friends in the
Ambassador Hotel Mondav night He
sailed by the Aquitania yesterday.
Among those di"ing In tie Biltmore
last night were Sir Philip Proctor. Mrs.
Thomas Seagram. Mrs. Robert Moore
and Mrs. w. r.. watson.
Prof. Harry Pratt Judson president OF
the University Of Chicago. dined last
night in the Commodore.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. w
III. Faust. Lieutenant-Comma and
Mrs. II. r. Mann are at the Hotel Schuy-
Ter for several weeks.
Mrs Clara CHICKEN and Mrs. NJ
Hoehne of Baden-B Baden. Germany. are
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Both are
American women who lived in Germany
before and during the world war. They
will spend the winter here.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Root Grant have
returned from an extensive motor trip
and will remain for a few weeks at
Burns Terrace, 1nwood.
BRIG. Gen. Douglas Macarthur. u. S.
A., is at the Hotel Astor for q few days
from West Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Hoyt have
closed their summer home at Marble
head Neck. Mass. and are at 30 Walnut
avenue, Larchmont.
AR and Mrs. John Walter Fairfax OF
Ceggin Hail. Va. who passed the sum-
ner at Manchester VT, are now at the
Gotham Hotel on their way to Augusta,
Ca. whre they will spend the winter.
than accept the wage cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald II. Daily of Stam-
ford. Conn, are receiving congratula-
tions upon the birth Of a daughter on
October 81. Mrs. DAILY is daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Radley OF
stamford and this city Mr.. Days
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. DAILY
% Riverside. Conn.
Miss victorine Kellogg and Miss Mar
garet Henncssy have returned TO New
York after two weeks sojourn at
Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Gillespie OF
Morristown. y. j.. arc at the Wander
hilt.
Mrs. william Butler Ogden arrived
yesterday az the St Regis Hotel for a
few days before going 10 Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
NEW YORK HOSPITALS
15OTH ANNIVERSARY DAY

The 150th anniversary OF the Society
Of the New York Hospital Will be cele-
brated at Trinity Church this afternoon.
The exercises will be opened by Bishop
William Il. Manning, who will be fol-
lowed by Mr.. Edward w. Sheldon. presi-
dent of the society: Gov. Nathan Miller
and Mr.. Elihu Root. More than 1.50O
guests, consisting of the governors OF
the society. members of tn riedical pro-
fession and friends of the hospital will
be present.
In connection with the anniversary
the societys art collection Is being
shown at the Public Library Mr.. Wal
ter Jennings, a governor OF the society
and chairman of the special committee
on art exhibition. has selec I'd more than
fifty portraits of physici ins and gov
ernors who were identified with the hos
pital in its early days.
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Women to Observe
Roosevelt Birthday
With a Luncheon
Memorial Association 10 En-
tertain Tomorrow at
colony Clab.

The anniversary 81 Theod~e Roose-
velts hlth ,o-fnorrrw wln be observed
b the wcnan's Roosevelt Memorial
Association In the morning members
Il the ssoelation. ineiufing the officers
and their guests. viii So 60 "a East
Twentieth street 70 Inspect Roosevelt
House and 20 observe the progress
which already has been made IN the
restoration 81 Rooseveits nirthpiace.
Following thls the association and rs
guests VII adjpOra q TIE Colony Cub.
where a luncheon will b. giKen by the
association IN honor of Mrs. Nathan l.
Miller. wife ~ the Governor The other
guests will include MR.. Douglas Robin
son, sister OF Theodore Roosevelt. the
Countess OF Sandwich. representing the
British committee Miss Anna V. Hyatt
the sculptress: Mrs. JOhn ". Riddle.
who Is in charge OF the restoration OF
Roosevelt House Mrs Clarence i. X
Jenne president OF the National Society
United states Daughters Of 1879. and
Mrs. Richard II. Chapman. president OF
the New York City Federation OF
Women's Clubs.
Among others who have accepted In
vitations are Mrs John Henry Ham
mond, president OF the association: Mrs.
A. Barton Hepburn, treasurer Mrs
Henry A. Wise Wood. vice-pres.dcnt !:
Mrs. Alexander Lambert. vice-president.
Mrs Frank NJ. Chapman. chairman 81
the New Jersey committee; Mrs Henry
w Keyes. chairman OF the New Hafnp-
shire committee Mrs. John :. Mont
gomery, chairman OF the Connecticut
committee Mines. Ripley Hitchcock.
Norman S. Dixie. William Barbour
Frederick w. Longfellow, Laurent Op-
penheim, Nathaniel Thayer Robb. Will
lam r. Wilcox, Edward Field Sanford
and Gustav f. kissel. Misses Clara
styles and Mabel Styles.
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The winter in New York. will have use
the Mills box, No. 20, for most of the
performances.
Aside from these rearrangements In
the parterre row, the completed per-
sonnel OF the Golden Horseshoe will be
compiled upon the basis of that OF last
season.
or far reaching effect upon the future
of the Metropolitan will be the result OF
the next meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors of the Metropolitan Opera and Real
Estate Company, which owns the opera
house and controls the parterre boxes.
The meeting. which Is to be coinciden'
with the opening of the opera season
will be held for the purpose of filling
the vacancies caused by the deaths OF
Henry Reese Foyt and Henry A. c.
Taylor. 1t is expected that the tradi-
tional policy OF the board of selecting
members of the younger generations oil
families long identified with the business
policy of the Metropolitan to fill vacan-
cies on the board will be followed. The
death of Mr. Taylor leaves Mr.. George
+. Baker the only survivor Of the orig
inal board of the Metropolitan Opera and
Real Estate Company.
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COMPLETING A $4,000
MILE TRIP TO ENGLAND


con'pictsne the last inp a . trip %
iAeoo miles fnr the purponc of passing
his declining years IN EnTland. n W..
kahalkln. = Russian. sailed yesterday
by the Aquitanin az one of the fio flrst
cabin passengers Feliow passengers
wcre HIS son. n n kahalkin. q British
subject, and the iatters wife
The party came from Harhin. Man
churia, where are located the Manchu-
fian offices ~ the Anglo Chinese Eastern
Trading Conn any. % which thc younger
hahnlkin ~ the managing dlrector. and
OF which the ased fnthcr. nearing 80. Is
also a director.
For twenty sears have lived IN
Msnchuria." said the elder Kahalkln.
Vow u 10 tIne 70 tnke q rest. and
wall have u IN England az the hosne OF
my son"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Alexnna.r
VINO sailed BY the Aquitnnia. win no 20
their house In Paris. TNeir eon-irs.lav.
Mr.. sheldon whitehouse. A. conn.eiior
OF the American Embassy there. Mr..
Alexander said they expect 20 Be abroad
several months
Others going by the cunarder are Mr..
conoyer Fitch. yice-presidenf 81 the
Waitham Watch Company. who intends
10 make business trip around the
world Mr.. George ID Pratt of the stand
ard OIL Company. Mr. \. T. Powell OF
the Anglo-American OF Company, a
STANDARD on subsidiary: Mrs Powell
Mr. W. u. Ryan. vice-presideni of the
United American Lines DR. M. serrati
head OF the Italian Lloyd Sabsudo
Steamship Line. who IL on his way 10
Genoa 20 arrange for the coming here
or the company's new Italian steamship
Conterossa Lady Wallenberry. Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Elkins of Philadciphia /:
-Iieut--Col. Sir Samuel Faire. Capt. Sir
]. Hamilton Benn. c. b.. ID. s. o., a mem
Der Of the British Parliament, and SIR
Drunrnond and Lady Fraser
Among the outgoing passengers on
board the Mongolia to-day will be Prof.
and Mrs. Paul Natorp OF Boston. DIR.
and Mrs. Dawson ]. johnson Of Mime
apols, Mr.. Paul Dukes. British author !:
Mile. Vera Beer OF Paris. the Right Rev.
Boniface Sauer OF Newark. Mrs. Arthur
Pope OF Providence and Miss Margaret
Menzel. who is connected with the Amer
lean Commission AT Berlin.
Incoming passengers OF board the
Arabic yesterday included Capt ana
Mrs W.. b. Marchall. Mr.. Edward w.
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Cullis. Mr.. c. M.
Morgan and the Misses Nathalie ana
Margaret Wanamaker
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TO DIRECT PICTURE IN ROME

Henry Kolker formerly well known
actor in the legitimate, recently identi-
fed with pictures and who directs George
Arliss in the screen version of 'Dis-
raeli." sailed yesterday on the Aquitania
on the way to Rome to make photo
play for Ernest Shipman. He was to
direct another picture with Mr.. Arliss
for Distinctive Productions and had al
ready started work when the opportu-
nifty came TO go to Rome and Henry NJ.
Hobart. the president. released him.
Harmon Weight, who assisted Mr.. Kol-
ker, will complete the Arliss picture.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
Gen. Diaz Honored
by Rece ption Held
atItalian Embassy
Diplomatic and Official Wash
inaton Attends the
Eveat.
Special Despatch to THE NEw yonK tlrsatn.
New York H~raid sssreaa.
Washington. ID. g.. Nef. Ha.


Washington. d. e.. oet. es.
In honor OF Armando Nittorio Dian.
Generalissimo Of the Italian Armies a
reception was given last night at the
Italian Embassy which brought together
the entire official family OF Washington.
In the absence OF Senator vi.torio
Rolandi Ricci. the Italian Ambassador.
the Charge c'Affaires. sIgnor Guido sa-
beta. was host for the reception. Re-
ceiving with him were signora al Ve-
gliasco. wire OF the secretary OF the
Embassy Gen. Diaz. tho Marquise al
Bernezzo. wife Of the Military Attache
and special aide. Gen. DE Lncca Ken
nedy.
The Embassy was abioom with flow
ers and an orchestra played during the
evening, changing. as the crowd thinned
out, from the more formal programme
to dance music.
Gen. Baron Jacques was accompanied
by the entire stan OF the Belgian EN-
bassy, headed by the Ambassador.
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne. The
Japanese delegates to the arms con-
ference. who already are In Washing
ton, including Vice Admiral Kato and
Gen. Tanaka, also were-present
The Secretary OF State and Mrs
Hughes and Miss Catherine Hughes
were present, with such American Of
ficials and their wives as Chief Justice
and Mrs. Taft, Attorney-Genera Harry
M. Daugherty, Senator and Mrs. James
w. Wadsworth, Jr.. Senator and Mrs.
Joseph s. Frelinghuysen. Representative
and Mrs. John j. Rogers. Representative
and Mrs. Hamilton Fish and the AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
s. Roosevelt.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were present. and other diplo-
mats noted included Prince de Bearr.
Ambassador of Peru, and Senor Don
Federico Alfonso Pezet. the Ambassador
Of Brazil
This morning Gen. Diaz went to Fort
Meyer to witness drill. after which
ne held an informal reception with the
Commandant of the Fort and Mrs.
Rivers, and returned to the Willard.
where he had luncheon with his staff.
This afternoon he motored to Mount
Vernon. where he placed a wreath on the
tomb of George Washington.
Admiral Beatty and Countess Beatty
were entertained at dinner by the Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady Geddes, who
had distinguished company of guests,
including many American naval officers.
Mrs. Marshall Field, with whom Ad-
mGal and Lady Beatty are staying, had
luncheon for them.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
WEBS CHARLES KLEIN's WIDOW
Widow of Dramatist Lost on the
Titanic Remarked.

Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Mrs. Lillian
c. Klein. widow of Charles Klein. the
dramatist, who went down with the
steamship Titanic, to Frank c. Flana-
gan of Toronto. The wedding took place
October 5 at Corpus Christi Church,
London, and the couple are now living
at 19 I.infield Gardens. that city.
Before her marriage to the playwright
she was Miss Lillian Gottleib. They
had son, Philip. who Is now engaged
In theatrical management. Charles
Klein was one of the best known drama
lists of the American stage. having to
his credit such successes as THE Auc-
tioneer." "The Music Master" THE
Lion and the Mouse" ''The Third De-
gree" and the librettos for "El Captain
and other operettas.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
MISS NANCY wEiRToN DIES.
sister of Mr.. T.. a.. wharton Who
Married Novelist.

SPECIAL Despatch 10 THE NEW yoaK HERALD.
LENox. Mass. Oct. 25.-M Nancy
Craig Wharton of SO East Seventy-fifth
street. New York. and for more than
forty years a summer resident OF Lenox.
tied early to-day OF heart trouble and
complications. She was in her seventy
seventh year.
Miss Wharton was poss. 50 PniiGde,-
phla. daughter Of William Craig ana
Nancy willing Wharton. ~ president
Of the Lenox village Improvement So
cscty for thirty years she mad done much
% help beautify the town.
She was a member OF Trinity Episco-
pal Church In Lenox. Her nearest sur
viying relati Is brother. MIR. Edward
H. Wharton. OF New York and Lenox.
who married Edith Wharton. the nov
eiist. Interment will be in Lenox.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
THOMAS H. SMITH DIES.
New London Yachtsman and Trav-
eIIer III only One Day.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
NEW LONDON, Conn, Oct. 25.-Thomas
Hammond Smith. brother of Winchell
Smith of Pennington and ex-commodore
of the Hartford Yacht Club. n member
of the New York Yacht Club. builder
OF several yachts and lover of travel,
died at Hadlyme yesterday Of acute
nephritis after an illness of one day.
Commodore Smith died at his home on
Fort Hill. nearly opposite the summer
home of William Gillette.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
JAMES E. CARPENTER DEAD.
Long Prominent Member of the
New York BAR.

James Emerson Carpenter. long a
prominent member of the New York
bar. died yesterday at his home. MA
West 1880 street In partnership with
the late Joseph +. Mosher he founded
ihe firm OF Carpenter & Mosher. which
after the death OF Mr.. Mosher in 1894
became Carpenter & Park. He practiced
'or many years at the Admiralty bar,
and IN 1908 with the late Robert ID.
Benedict was delegate TO the Inter-
national Maritime Conference at Paris.
He vas born IN Buffalo and was grad
uatcd from Harvard In 1866. He was
a member OF the Harvard Club. of which
he was one OF the founders He was
also a member of the bar associations
OF the city, State and nation. and the
Maritime Law Association of the United
states.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
IN NJ 4 N q RIA NJ .

DANvERs .-Rohert " Auni~~r-sry mass
71,u-rday. October -. O'Clock. Church
az our Lady Of Lourdss. West is1d u.
and Amsterdam ay.
HOFSTATTER --Adolph O. IN renemhrarcs
of q loving husband and father. departed
October 90. 1870.
MANN. I'm loving memory Of Adoirh I.
SAmm. who passeu aw0 October ~.
ir2n
MANN. Tho members ~ the Aeoiph LexSo3
OF the store fsrnic ~ !. Nsmm Soc
orfcr ulis trfDute or vwnrrnffon this.
the first anniversary of the death cf ouv
beloved friend aud leader. Adclph I.
<amm.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
pn. JEulEL IL. PATRICK.

Dr Jehlei VI. Patrick. one of the best
known physicians OF the Chelsea district,
died yesterday at 40i West Twenty
third street, where he had lived thirty
years He was born In Middleburg. n.
". ffty-fonr years ago. and was gradu-
a,esl from New York University and the
Bellevue Hospital medical school. He
was "a member of city. county and na-
ticnai medical societies and contributed
TO medical journals. His death followed
a long attack OF heart disease. Surviv-
ing are his wife and a son.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
MRS. HOFFMAN IN ENGLAND.
Guest Of Duke AMI Duchess oi
Grafton for shooting season.

Special Cable 20 TIVE Nrw YoEK HrsALp.
Copyright 1871. by THE Nrw YoHK HEAID
New Work herald Bureau.
London. Oct. -.
Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman ana
Miss Marian X. Hoffman have been
stopping with the Duke OF Argyll at
1nverary Castle for the Scottish season.
They have now returned 10 Norfolk
and Mrs. Hoffman has been the guest
of the Duke and Duchess of Grafton for
their shooting at Euston Hall
Other guests were the Earl and
Countess OF Chesterfield, Lord Cadogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menzies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baifour and Lord Ashburton and daugh-
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
ART SALE At cLARKE's.

At tho Clarke Galleries there r. on
view n valuable collection OF old anbe'
and sapphire glass. Sheffield plate. Ems
iish. American and Dutch silver, ole
French. English and Venetian furniture
textiles and works OF art. the property
Of an art collector going abroad.
IT II to be sold by auction tomorrow
Friday and Saturday afternoons.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
JOHN HENRY POST.

John Henry Post. SIS, formerly O. prom
inent attorney. died yesterday in his
home. 33s West Seventy-first street.
He was associated with the r1rm OF
Coudert Bros. for many yeS-s ane ius'
prior TO his retirement about five years
ago was an attorney for the Title Guar
antee & Trust Company. lie was born
In Somerville. MI. and was graduated
from Hobart College.