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The New York herald., 1921-10-16
GEORGE ". BROWER.

George Vanderhoof Brewer, aged 81.
lawyer and at one time active in Demo
cratic politics In Brooklyn, died Friday
night in his home, 1854 Park place. arter
long illness due to tine infirmities Of
age. Mr.. Brewer was born in Pater-
r1n n. j., the son OF Richard and Mar
Saret Van Buslsirk Brewer One of his
paternal ancestors. Adam Brewer, came
TO this country in 1642.
Mr.. Brewer was admitted to the bar
IN Pennsylvania in 1866 and removed to
Brooklyn in 1867. In 1885 President
Cleveland appointed him General APP
praiser of the port of New York. In
1859 he was appointed Park Cominis-
s!oner of the old city of Brooklyn by
Mayor Chaplin. and in 1898 Park Commits
sioner for Brooklyn and Queens by
Mayor Van Wyck.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
MISS SHERMAN'S WEDDING.
Will Become Bride of Mr.. Arthur
Talbot Next Wednesday.

Miss Emily Balch Sherman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Townsend
Sherman of 12s East Thirty-first street
and Rye, n. Y, will be married next
Wednesday in the Church of the In
carnation. to Mr.. Arthur Talbot. son
OF the late Charles \. Talbot of New
York and Providence. Mr.. Talbot
served with the Seventh Regiment on
the Mexican border in 1916. and after
ward was overseas as lieutenant and
captain, receiving several citations and
the Distinguished Service Cross.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. III. Percy Silver. assisted
by the Rev. r. Townsend Henshaw,
rector of Christ Church at Rye. The
best man will be the bridegroom's
brother-in-law. Mr.. Richard Kissam
Cooke of New York. The ushers will
be Messrs. Roger Sherman, cousin OF
the bride; Halliburton Fales. Jr.; John
Alden Talbot William G.. Freeman and
Kenneth C. Wilson and Dr. David Bull.
The two latter served in the same regi-
ment with Mr.. Talbot in France.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
IN M E M 0 RIA M.

CREMIN --Anniversary mass for -. n
Cremin In st. lgnatius Shuren, .sfN 4
sath St, on Monday. October ~ at
O'clock
DRAKE. - In loving memory OF So
Drake, who died October IN. ls-o.
rfAC;MAyFR-rn loving memory OF Catha-
rine Hagmayer. beloved Vile ana mc,n,p az :
who entered eternal rest October IL. lois'
rrp1-NaIctI--Joseph. IN memory OF our
dear. beloved son. Joe and Dora kren-
rich.
RryNoI,Ds. Months mind mass Tor seul
of Marye Reynolds. late OF Z. "sss az. y, ~" !"
ST. al the Church OF Hois 1850, .si.''s,
and Amsterdam av., on Wednesoas
tober 10, at o'clock.
sYIIPMAN.--An ann!versn-y rft-,t ~
Tor the rppose OF the s,ri W ArFIrw y.
sshinrnan Will be ceicbra1Ci un Aint 4,
october II, 1921. at 10 q M, Al
T,uthenlnn Greek Catholic t2nfeN ~
George, 2s East 1th ST., Nc 49fh ft'
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
EAToN-BURTON.

Miss Margaret Burton, youngest
daughter of Mr.. Frank V. Burton Of $40
Park avenue, was married yesterday in
st. Georges Church, Newburgh, to Mr..
Walter b. Eaton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley l.. Eaton or 399 Park avenue.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Karl Reiland of st. Georges
Church. New York. assisted by the
Rev. DR.. Leopold Kro1i OF Newburgh.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served at Woodbine, the Burton
family house.
The natron of honor was Mrs. Owen
Johnson, sister of the bride, and the
maid of honor was Miss Helen Bennett
of Boston. Mr.. Van Duzer Burton was
best man and the ushers were Messrs.
William Phillips, Jr.; Frederick Pea
body, Alyin Devereux, John IL. Stewart,
Frederick Seggerman, 15. T. Fox, John
H. Hoffstot and James NJ. Eaton. Mr..
Eaton is graduate Of Princeton, class
of 1911. He is member of the Riding,
Racquet and Tennis, Rockaway Hunt
ing and Princeton clubs.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Miss TomlinsOn
Is the Bride of
Mr.. H. H. MicOu
Married in st. Thomas's to
Grandson Of Late Secretary
Herbert of the Navy.

Ia the chantry of 81. Thomass
Church yesterday at noon Miss Mary
Tonilinson, daughter of Mrs. Tomlin-
son and the late Col Abba Allen Tomlin-
son. was married to Mr.. Hillary Herbert
Micou. a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Micou of Washington. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. William
l.. De Vrles one OF the canons OF the
Washington Cathedral.
The bride entered the chantry with
Col. Edward Mendell, an old friend of
her famaily. Her attendant was her
sister. Miss Margaret Tomlinson, and
the bridegroom's brother, Mr.. Benjamin
Hall Micou, was best man. The ushers
were Messrs Gilbert Barrett Best.
George Crabtree. Rawson Vaile and
Allen Mulford.
There was small reception at the
Flaza, followed by breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Micou will live in Detroit The
bridegroom is a grandson of the late
Hilary Herbert, Secretary of the navy
under President Cleveland His p'ide
Is member OF the Junior League.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
WOULD SEPARATE FROM
$4,000 A YEAR ACTOR
Mrs. Kenneth q. Harlan Says
Husband Is Cruel.

Mrs. Florence c. Harlan sued yester-
day in the Supreme Court for separation
from Kenneth d. Harlan. motion picture
actor, of 119 West Forty-fifth street.
They were married June 26. 1920, at
Port Chester, N. Y. Beginning last
Christmas Day, Mrs. Harlan alleges, her
husband inflicted so many cruelties that
she cannot enumerate them. Though
Harlan, as far as could be learned. is
featured in sedate parts In the Aims. his
wife paints him as a cave man extror-
binary On December 81, she al
leges, he threw her against window
so that the glass was smashed. On jan
uary "a, she says, he threw her down in
the street.
Mrs. Harlan says her husbands in
come Is 5000 q year.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
HAMLINE-BEEBE.

Spcciot Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
LEMON, Mass, Oct. 15.--Miss Minerva
Olive Beebe, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
John B. Beebe, was married in the
Great Darlington Congregational Church
tonight to Mr.. John Henry Hamline of
Lake Forest, Ill. MISS Beebe was given
in marriage by her father. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. c.
Turston Chase. The brides attendants
were Mrs. Jay Morse Ely of Lake For
est, Miss Virginia Ticknor. Miss Mary
Church and Miss Louise Durant of
Great harrington. Miss Margaret Oates
of Memphis. Tenn, and Miss Elizabeth
Steck of Winchester, Va; Mr.. Newell
Anger of Chicago was best man and the
ushers were Messrs. Collier Platt and
Churchill Peters of New York. Jay
Morse Ely and Russell Kelley of Lake
Forest, James S. Hemingway of New
Haven, Richard T. Beebe Of Great Bar
rington and Charles Garland of Pitts
burgh. A reception for two hundred
guests was held at the Berkshire Inn.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
M A R RE D.

BURNs-FLETCHER.--o Saturday. octo-
ber 15 1921. IN New York city. Mrs
Louise Carroll Fletcher 10 Mr.. Charles
Leonard Burns Of New York city.
DOUGHTY--PRESTON.-- Friday. Septen-
ber 80, at New York city, Miss Maude
Gowan Preston to Mr.. Stewart Brown
Doughty.
MAYPER-SOBEL.--Mr and Mrs. Leon
Sobel of 304 West 92d ST.. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Roselyn, TO
Jesse NJ. Mayper on Saturday. October is.
1921.
N-WESTERVEIlT.-On Saturday,
October 15A at Tenafly, by the Rev. Fisher
Howe Booth OF Engjewood. N. j., Martha
y. Westervelt to Edward +. washburn Of
New York.
wlLCOx-THoMPsoN. Saturday. octo-
ber 10, at the West End Presbyterian
Church. New York city. Tossie Mckellar
Thompson. daughter of Mrs. Lachlan Me-
Kelar OF Toronto. Can. TO Frank Wells
Wilcox Of New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
SWEETHEARTS IN PLAY,
NOW THEY ARE MARRIED
Miss Norma Lee and Elliott
Nugent of 'Dulcy' Wed.

Miss Norma Lee and Elliott Nugent,
the Angie and Tom Sterrett respectively
of "Dulcy' at the Frazee Theatre, were
married yesterday in the chapel of Notre
Dame, Riverside Drive and Hath street.
The bride is from Richmond and has
been on the stage short time. Her
first role was as one of the girls in
Golden Days" that George C. Tyler
has produced in Chicago. but not here
yet Then he gave her the part of Angie
in "Dulcy."
Mr.. Nugent played in stock and then
in "Tillle," another Tyler production.
He also is playwright.
Miss Lee and Mr.. Nugent met for the
first time when they began to rehearse
"Dulcy." Sweethearts in the play, they
came to be in real life, too.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
MR.. EMIL FUCHS HoNoRED.

Mr.. Emil Fuchs. well known painter
and sculptor. was elected last week n
member of the National Sculpture So
ciety and also recently was made a
member of the Architectural League.
There was an interesting exhibition at
Carriers last February of Mr.. Fuchs $
work, principally ,sculpture, and he has
arranged for another next month about
equally divided between paintings and
sculptures. At this exhibition Mr..
Fuchs will show among others his re-
Gently completed portraits of Mrs. Glare
Sheridan and of Mr.. Robert T.. Lincoln.
His bronze memorial of Mrs. Frederick
S. Coolidge was presented to her re-
Gently by friends during her annual
music festival in Pittsfield.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
DR.. HEXAMER DEAD;
HONORED BY KAISER
Criticism, During War Caused
His Retirement.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.--Dr. Charles
J. IIexamer, who was severely attacked
in many quarters during the war be-
cause OF his activities as president OF
the National German American Society
died in his home here to-day.
Affected by the attacks made upoa
him. DR.. Hexamer retired from public
life to one OF complete retirement of
recent years. Prior to the war he was
decorated by the ruling Emperor OF
Germany and was highly honored by the
German Ambassador. Count Won Bern
strofY, upon the occasion of his fftieth
birthday. DIR. Hexamer was born In this
city in 1862 and was graduated from the
University of Pennsylvania In 1882.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Cuddeback Of 2312
Grand avenue have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Myr
tell Cuddeback, to Mr.. Irving Mcdowell.
Announcement has been made Of the
enga gament of Miss Rose Miller daugh-
ter of Mr.. I. Miller of S95 West End ave-
niue. to Mr.. Herman Wacht, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Wacht of $50 River
side Drive.
The engagement Of Miss Kathryn
Grossrhan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. B. Grossman of 4759 Drexel Boulve-
ward, Chicago, Ill. ,to Mr.. Willard s.
Kohn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Kohn of SIS West End avenue. is an
nounced
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Dorothy McKercher daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mckercher of
Montclair. and Mr.. John L. Maynard.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John p. Maynard
Of East Orange. were married last night
in the First Congregational Church in
Nontclair. N. j.. by the Rev. Harold
Belsher. rector at Holy Trinity Church,
New York. The brides sisters. Misses
Janet and Margery McKercher, were
ants were Misses Caroline Gilchrist,
Elizabeth Maynard, Helen Thomas and
Kathleen Mckeag and Mrs. Harold
Stoker
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
sANDREUTER-MILLs.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn.,. Oct. 15.-Miss
Letitia Mills, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Mills OF Sound Beach, was mar
ried to Mr.. Oliver Sandreuter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sandreuter, also
of that place. at the home Of the bride
in Edgewater Park tonight. Miss Ida
Evans OF New Rochelle was maid of
honor. Misses Winifred Collins of Riv-
erside. Conn.,, and Gladys Williams Of
Brooklyn were bridesmaids. Mr.. Stuart
Sandreuter was best man. Piano, cello
and violin music was furnished by Miss
Viola Worrell and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hoyt Anderson. A reception was held.
Mr.. Sandreuter was O. radio operator
overseas.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
AIDS MONTCLAIR MUSEUM.

Mrs. Henry Lang has informed the
board of trustees of the Montclair Art
Museum that she will contribute $4,000
to be used as the nucleus of an endow-
ment fund for the institution. she gave
$4,000 toward the erection OF the build
ing. following the presentation of fifty
five paintings by American artists by
the late William T. Evans. Mrs. Lang
also has contributed a valuable collec-
tion of Indian art objects to the
museum
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
OTIS SKINNER AS sHYLocK.

Otis Skinner will appear as Shylock
in a scene from "The Merchant of Venice
at the Actors Fidelity Leagues concert
at Henry Miller's Theatre next Sunday.
His associates will be Curtis Cooksey
as BGssGnio and Ben johnson as Antoaio.
Miss Amelia Bingham will be seen as
Catherine II. OF Russia in play by
Frank Ferguson,
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
WORKS OF ART ON VIEW.

4 collection OF homo furnishings be-
longing to New York banker. together
with rare bronzes. curios and paintings
by Howard Gay, Wesley Webber, Tryon,
Witkousky, ii. Carry and other artists.
is now on exhibition at the galleries of
Darling e Co., 242 Fifth avenue, and
will be sold at auction beginning next
Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
FITzPATRICK-WAY.

Miss Dorothy Way. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Way. of Glen
Cove, l.. l.. was married last evening
TO Mr.. Philip Duncan Fitzpatrick, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Fitz-
patrick, by the Rev. William II. Wat
son, rector Of St. Peters Episcopal
Church. Bay Shore. l.. l., assisted by
the Rev. j. r. Alien of Sea Cliff. Miss
Virginia Way was bridesmaid, Mr.. Her.
bert Vail best man and Messrs. Harry
and Townsend Latting the ushers.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
B | R T II S /.

KI,UGER--Mr. and Mrs. Herman Slugcr
(nec Blanche Cohcn) daughter, at
Sterna October 10.
KoMTSTCK. MIR. and Mrs. David kominiCk.
46i Fort Washington av., announce the
birth OF daughter on October O.
I,AsBERG.- MIR. and Mrs. I.asbcre Cnce Gus
Ergiandor) announce the arrival OF
daughter. Airline An. sunday, October
o. at Bruno's Sanitarium
TOSEN .ATT--Nt. and Mrs Henry roscn-
blntt fnee Ruth GumpertzD OF 2i4 West
ftfriI sf. auroitnce 'f'r ff-'i1 ~ r fsrTh
tcf En.uroa.. D-tol,r -.
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Dill E D.

ADAMS-William L.. beloved husband Of
Emma Adams. suddenly. October IA. In
terment Woodiawn, Sunday. October &c.
BARRY.-on October u. at her home. los
f., daughter OF Charles and the late
Elizabeth Barry. Requiem mass at ST.
Ursula's Church. on Monday. October IL.
at IL O'CLOCK.
BRowEIN-s3coree vanderhoof. on October
Il. 1871. n his residence. 1854 Park place.
brooklyn. n. r.. in his SD year Funeral
at = o'clock at his late home. 1854 Park
place, corner Kingston av., Brooklyn.
Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
CHRISTOPHER Hannah j.. wife of the
latc>wiiam II. Christopher OF New York
city. suddenly, at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles w. Lindsey, ITO Walnut
st Montclair. n. J.. Friday. October H.
1921. Funeral services will be held at the
Church OF the Intercesston. Broadway and
i55th ST., Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
CoNNOLLY.-oc,ober II, at his residence,
20. East 18th ST., Michael Il. Connolly.
Funeral Monday. october II. at $3.50 a. NJ.
thence ST. Patrick's Cathedral. where a
solemn mass OF requiem will be sung.
lnteiment Calvary Cemetery.
CORBETT.--On October IA, 1921. Jane Orreil.
widow Of James $. Corbett. Funeral SER
brooklyn. on sunday, T. NJ. Interment
Greenwood.
CRAwFORD--on Friday, October IL. 1921.
st Cambridge. Mass, from pneumonia,
IN the L1St year OF hlS age LINDSAY
Crawford, only son of Frank l., aud Gene
We've Il. Crawford. Member OF the class
OF 1928 at Harvard College. Funeral SER
vices will be held at Calvary Episcopal
Church, Summit. ". J.. on Sunday, octc.
Der 10, at $3.50 r. M, on the arrival Of
the Lacks wanna train leaving Hoboken az
= :l5 Z. NJ. Interment at the convenience
of the family.
DRISCOLL.--On October IS John Il. Driecoli
beloved husband OF Catherine Driscoll, At
his residence. IL West f3oth st. No
tico of funeral hereafter.
ECkSTEiN. - Rosalie Eckstein. beloved
mother OF Jscoo, Sgmund. Louis and
Hugho Eckste.n. on October 3, in her
SD year. Funeral services Sunday, Oc-
tober 10. at =. NJ. at her late resi-
dcnce. 125 Hamilton av., New Rochelle
Intermont Linden IAN Cemetery.
FREEMAN--Annie. beloved wife OF Edward
G.. Freeman. or October IL. Funeral ser-
vices at her late residence. 1884 Lexington
nv.. on Monday. october II. 10 so A. NJ.
GARCIA--cn September II. 1921. at Arrion-
das, AsturiaH Spain. Aware Garcia. SER
vices at his late residence, 292 FinFerboard
road, Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, on
Tuesday, october ~, at 2.30 Il. NJ. Inter-
ment private.
FREID.--on October IL. aged 45 years.
Bertha (nee Cowan) beloved wife Of Or.
Max Il and devoted mother OF Charles.
Julian ssd Marvin and daughter sf the
late Julius NJ, and Lconora cowen. and
sister Of William, Isidore and Elias pa-
vid Cowen. Funeral from her late resi-
dencc, 4io East 1i1st ST., on sunday,
October 10. nj 10 A. M.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
FRANKLIN LEONARD.

Franklin Leonard. 7S retired mining
operator. died Friday in his home in
Sutro, New. He was for twenty-five years
president of the Comstock Tunnel Com
pany and was Identified with the Bo-
nanza mines OF the Comstock lode. a
son. Franklin Leonard, Jr., is a member
Of the firm OF Leonard Smith a Suydam.
attorneys. OF 60 Broad street. Mr. Leon
ard formerly lived IN this city and was n
member Of tho Fifth Avenue Prcsby-
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
wAsHBURN-WEsTERyELT.

Mis- r.ha B. Westervelt daughter
of Mrs Samuel Westervelt OF Tenafly,
y. j., was married in her home yester-
day to Mr.. Edward F. Washburn. son
of Mrs. Edward Washburn of New York,
by the Rev. Foster Howe Burt of En-
gewood, N. J. Her only attendant was
Mrs. Samuel Osborn. Mr.. Paul de d.
washburn was his brothers. best man.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
wEsT-BoYD.

Miss Ann Holding Boyd. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brennan Boyd.
was married to Mr.. Alonzo Minor West,
Jr., of New Orleans last night at 800
West End avenue. the home of her
parents. by the Rev. DR.. S. De Lancey
Townsend. rector Of All Angels Church.
The brides only o''endant was Miss
Josephine 'uft, afr. Randolph West
was best man for his brother. The
ceremony was followed by a reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. West will live in New
Orleans
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
NVEILINoo.

.NnER. - Dedication OF mausolerm VI
memory OF Alfred ~. Milander. beioved
husband OF Caroline r. Milander, vii tske
place on SATURDAY. octooer ,,.,,.,,,, -. 90. o..
toni.
yyyIsII BURG. Morris. Tic unveiling o. mon
nmant FOR my dear husband VIII TAKE
niare ON sunday. October %, 1877, AT -:sc
al Mount Carmel Cemetery. IN
case Of rain. postponed to following sur
day.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
WOMAN DIES AT 1O1.

WATERBURY, Conn. Oct. 15.-Mrs.
Abigail Brigham Fiske. one of the old
est residents of Waterbury, died in her
home here last night at the age of l01
years. She.wa born in West Roylston.
Mass. and had resided here since 1Sf2
Her husband died sixty years ago.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST--A crook handle cane bearing n gold
rhield shaped plate marked 1T Il. X.
1885, left by owner In parcel rack of parlor
car attached TO the $3.50 A. NJ. Chatham
train on Wednesday. Oct 81 cane valued as
gift from friend now deceased suitable
reward paid for Its return. Address r. Il.
X. p. o. box 1SS, City Hall Station. New
York city.
LOST-Two envelopes containing stocks and
bonds: Victory Bonds. fifth issue: name
and address on back; lost in or about
Bloomingdale's 50th ST.; liberal reward, no
questions asked. Return CRICKS, 24e5
broadway. apartment 10.
LOST-Blue pocketbook with gold powder
box inside. initialled IL. II. c. Saturday
morning; reward Phone Vanderbilt 5000.
L0ST-Into crank handle. so reward ALI
East Dist. Tel. Lenox 1898.
IS reward; left In taxi from s7th ST. to 9TH
av. subway or left In subway car, a
Malacca cane, oliver handle, II. S. B." en-
graved on handle an heirloom. Return TO
apt 10. east 2I1 Central Park West
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
AN NV ERSARIES.

LOEWENTHAL.--Mr. and Mrs. Andrew NJ
Loewenthal will celebrate their golden
wedding on Sunday, October 23. 1921, at
j. NJ, at Hotel sAssor. Relatives and
friends invited
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Wearing Apparel.

LOST Reward will be paid party who
picked up small fur neckpiece Tuesday
night In loge. Sheridan Theatre. on return
ins to Apartment 90. A West 9th 1T.
ENT-skunk scarf. keystone Theatre; re-
ward. +. STERLING. Sea Gate. Y. I.
hj reward for return OF two skin sable
neckpiece left In taxi from Pennsylvania
Hotel to 2f8 West 72d ST.. about A. NJ.
Frlday. Oct. "a Phone Columhua AIGA. Z
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
CONFIRM NATIONS.

ABRAMS-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abrams
announce the bar niitzvah OF their son.
JACK >. on Saturday, October 20. at Beth
Israel Synagogue. Atlantic City. y. j.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
jewelry.

LOST-Between 50th and 9th ST., on 5th av.,
one earring set with large pearl and small
diamond. sentimental value for owner In
excess OF real value. Finder please return
TO cashier. Plaza Hotel. and receive very lib
eral reward.
LosT-Dlamond stick pin, centre stone =.
karat. surrounded by number small dia.
nonds. set In platinum: liberal reward. Y
cea Herald. 10th st.
LosT-Diamond and platinum bowknot
brooch, 76 stones. "Wednesday; reward.
Phone Plaza 3o42. room 1406.
LOST-Circular brooch with spell pearls:
sentimental value; reward. H Payne. 200
". 3tth ST. Longacre 2l24.
LOST--Green and white beaded bag. subway
or Capitol Theatre. NJ. G.. ROYAL, 100
Mornlngside Drive Tel. Morningside se05.
LoST-Damond necklace: liberal reward;
ADAMS. 800 W. 106th.
$500 REWARD.
no questions asked. for return OF black silk
handbag containing one platinum ring, six
stone ring containing ~ gmall diamonds. lost
Oct. O between Hotel Vanderbilt and te6th
-. Return to /. II. q u. II. WEINBERG,
no questions asked. for return OF one star
aa pphirc ring and sapphire cluster ring
lost Oct 4 between pouElaston. l 1, l.. and
d II. & Il. II. wEINPERti. Cos 5th av.
$500 REWARD.
Lost. on Wednesday. October .. IN the
vicinity OF 18th ov between 4Oth and OOth
sts.. BAR PIN. about . inches long, com
posed of square diamonds and small sap
phres. Return TO CARTIER. INC. G53
9TH av.
800 REWARD
for return of flexible platinum berpin con-
tanning cabochon sapphlres and number
of diamonds; Lost september 20 between
lsth and 34th sts.. or in taxicab. UDALL
e. BALI1oU, 57t 9th av.
$40 REWARD for black enamel flower brooch
with small diamond pendant lost Oct. 13
between Tth av,. 3Tth ST.. 5th av and 55th -.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle have closed
their house IN Bar Harbor and have
come TO 787 Park avenue