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The New York herald., 1921-07-06
CARUSO RUMORS ARE
NOT BELIEVED HERE
Metropolitan Has No Discouy-
aging Reports on Tenor.

Edward zieglcr. assistant general
manager of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. was not disturbed yesterday by
the reports coming from Europe of the
~ health OF Enrico Caruso the tenor.
81 had a cable from Caruso after his
arrival Mr.. Ziegler told the reporter for
THE New YORK HERALD. which said
that he was well and had stood the voy-
age comfortably. If there has been any
change in his health since then I'm con-
hdent that II was the usual experience
OF the convalescent. whose condition
varies from time TO time. As 20 his sing
ing on shipboard. there never was the
least idea of anything OF the kind"
Capt Charles A. Fulton. Y. S. A.. on
his arrival from Europe Monday was
quoted az saying the tenor was much
worried over the condition OF his voice
and doubted that II would return soon 20
its full glory. He alao said the tenor
was 20 sing during the voyage 20 Italy
and that a phonograph record OF his
voice was substituted.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
ROOSe peItS to Be
Mr.S0bin'S s Guests
al Southampton
Luncheon Arranged for As
sistant Secretary of the
Navy and His Wife.

Special Dcsp1tth 10 THE NEW YoRk lIrsALn.
SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l., July 5.---Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Sabln viii give a lunch
con next Sunday at Bayberry Land.
their place on Peconic Bay, for the AS
sistant Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, who are coming
here for the wedding OF their cousin,
nv William Sheffield Cowles, Jr.. and
Miss Margaret A. Krech. The luncheon
Will be one of many entertainments for
those arriving for the wedding.
Mr. 7. Morrison Carnegie Jr, who
was operated on for appendicitis at the
Southampton Hospital by DR.. Joseph
Wheelwright. WAS reported late to-day
10 be in most favorable condition.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Means Thomp-
son gave dinner tonight at Fair Lawn
for Admiral Baron Uriu of the Japanese
navy, VINO is in this country on a mis-
sion.
MaJor-Gen. Peyton c. March was the
chief guest at a dinner which Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Wharton Vaughn of East Hamp-
ton gave at the Meadow Club. To-mor-
row night Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burial Hoff-
man Will give dinner for Gen. March.
Mr.. Frederic w. Proctor and his bride.
who was Miss Marjorie L. Woodhouse.
have returned from their wedding trip
TO East Hampton, where they will pass
the remainder of the season. Their we'd
ding took place on June 23 in the East
Hampton home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo E. Woodhouse whose city
home is at 635 Park avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. William McNair. after a
visit with her mother. Mrs Isaac v.
Brokaw. at Penrhyn, has started for Bar
Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould Jr.,
who have been with Prince and Princess
Francesca Rospigliosi, will end their visit
tomorrow and return TO Lakewood,
n. ].
Mrs Frederick Martin Davies and her
daughter, Miss Emily O'Neill Davies,
who have been in Europe for two
months, will arrive early next month
and viii go to their home in Coopers
Neck Lane. where now are Mr.. Eugene
ONeill, father of Mrs. Davies, and her
son. Mr.. Frederick Nj. Davies.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
DANCE AT CAMP VAIL.
visitors Mt Long Branch Among
Guests-ArrtvnIs.

Spscia, Despatch 70 THE NEW YoRx HERALD.
LONG BRANCH. July 5.-A dance was
given tonight py the social club of the
reserve officers training camp at Camp
Vail. Guests were present from this
city. Asbury Park and Red Bank.
Miss Cora Lewis. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Lewis of Eatontown. was
married yesterday TO Mr.. Louis a.
Wagner at the brides home in Lewis
street. the Rev. Harry Van Cleaf ofilci-
ating.
Announcement was made to-day OF the
engagement OF Miss Olive Sutph.n of
this city TO Mr.. Lester Bird OF Seattle
at a shower given at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Annette Sutphin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol H1rris. Mrs. Max
Young. Mrs. Boerne Young. Alr. and
Mrs A. X. Soionon. Mr.. ana Mro
Fphraim Kareson and Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Lehman OF New York are at the
Hollywood Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy OF New
ark and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Werthel,n OF
New York are al the Hotel pannGci.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
T. F. RYAN AT ATLANTIC CITY.
with Mrs. Ryan He Joins sojourn
ers mt the Resort.

Special Despatch to TIrr NEW York EEaALn.
ATLANTIC City, July ). - At all the
large hotels along the beach front to-day
there were many arrivals from var Gus
parts OF the country who will sojourn
here for periods ranging from ten days
to the entire summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Ryan Of New
York are at the Traymore.
Representative John w. Rainey of
Chicago is at the Marlborough Blenheim
for a short stay. Miss Zaza Arroyo has
Joined the New York colony there.
Mrs. ID. G. Harris Miss May Breinig,
Miss Marie Breinig and Mr.. Howard r.
Breinig OF Brooklyn; Mrs. Eleanor NJ.
Calvert. Mrs. George Calvert. Miss Gene
Calvert and Mr.. ard Mrs. G. Baltimore
Calvert OF Washington are at Haddon
Hall
Mrs. c. y. Claire OF New York is at
the Chalfonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Provost and Miss
Phoebe Douglass of New York are at the
Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

Special Gable to THE New YoaIz HERALD.
Copyright, 1891. bV THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, July 8.
I'VE will present Just such flag TO
Germany when they prove to France
that they have the Rotarian spirit" +"
Thomas o. Miller OF the New York Ro-
tary Club told the Paris Rotarians as he
handed the star Spangled Banner to
their president during a luncheon to-day
attended by more than 600 American
and British delegates who are visiting
France. 1t was the cighty-ninth flag
that tho New York Club has given to
clubs outside the United States and
provided the opportunity for long Sc
ries of expressions of Franco-American
amity.
NJ. Gorce. head of the French Ro-
tarians. said that it always had been
felt here that America came into the
war because Of friendship and not be-
cause of selfish reasons and that re-
Gardless Of future events the two re-
publics always can be depended upon TO
stand together"
The Rotarians started the day with
impressive ceremonies at the Arc de Tri-
omphe where English. Scotch, Canadian
and American delegates knet as DR..
NsihNAciu ] oL r oTL w Nllt-
lam. Ontario, international president,
placed n large bronze plate bearing the
Rotarian motto Service above SELF" on
the tomb of the unknown poilu. Later
the wives OF the delegates placed bou-
quets on the grave.
The pressure of other engagements
prevented the reception by city officials
which had beel planned, but while DR.
McCulloue-1 and other international
officers visited President Milerand hun
dreds of delegates We're the guests OF
the Duchess of Vendome at a garden
party given at her home at Neuilly-sur-
Seine The international officers also
were received by Marshal Joffre.
This evening 250 Rotarians were the
guests of the French Government at a
dinner at the Interallied Club, presided
over by Lucian Dior. Minister of Com
merce. Among those who made speeches
was Senator Deutsch de la Meurthe.
All the speakers expressed growing
interest in American business methods
and satisfaction in knowing that Amer
lea still is keen for maintaining rela-
tions with the French as they were dur
ing the trying days Of the war.
When interviewed by THE New York
HERALD correspondent tonight, DR.. Nc
Cullough praised the daring of the small
Paris organization which undertook to
act as hosts for a thousand Amerj ian
visitors. He declared that Paris W 5uld
be the starting point for the extension
of Rotariamsm throughout Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
LANE-NICHOLSON

The marriage of Miss Dorothea a.
Nicholson. daughter of superintendent
OF Schools John r. Nicholson. and Mrs.
Nicholson, and DR.. O'Gorman J. Lane.
sen of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Lane OF
t!is city, took place last Saturday in the
Church of st. Catharine of Genoa. The
Rev. Bernard Clark ofIiciated. The bride
S. . graduate of the Academy of the
Holy Child and of st. Catharine's Acad-
eaiy. Or. Lane is graduate of Oberlin
College and of the New York College of
Dentistry. He served two years over
eeas with the Twenty-seventh Division
and was commissioned captain. The
couple will live in New York
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.
New York visitors Numerous at
the Spa.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW Yoak HrsAtp.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. V. July 5.--Ar-
rivals from New York include: Mr..
and Mrs. George J.. Peters. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. G. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j.
Trenttr. Mr. John Cordes. Miss Ruth A.
Pryor Mrs. George Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. William New
man and Robert Y. Newman. A. Mel.
Earlocker. Mr.. and Mrs. y. " willard.
Mr.. Gordon " Roberts. Mr.. William a.
Hannig and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Clifford. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ !. Grant. Mr..
and Mrs. u. W. Chuli, Mr.. and Mrs.
William X. King and Theodore Arndt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Cameron and
Mr.. and Mrs. =. T. Scofeld have ar
rived from Pelham. T.. S. Gilbert and
Mrs. William Murray from Washington,
y. c.. DR.. and Mrs. J. RI. Bennett from
Hyde Park, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lehard.
Miss F. Grace Sllmoro and Miss II. 8.
Smith from Hartford. Mr.. and Mrs y.
d. Hall from Flushing, Miss Helen Ryan
from Bayport. Mr.. G.. y. Boyar from
white Plains and Mr.. J. w. Wallis from
New Haven
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
MR.. GARY AT ASBURY PARK.
Goes There From Elberon to See
PIay-Other Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE Nrw YORK HERALD.
AsBuRY PARK, n. J., July 5.--Mr. Ell
bert ri. Gary. who was visiting In FL
beron. and Mr.. jefferson Seligman and
q party of friends were among those at
the opening performance of "Queed."
with Grant Mitchell. at the new Main
street Theatre last night.
Arr. and Mrs. +. i. Lyons. Mr.. and
Mrs. i. i. Buel. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Mates and the Misses Mates. Miss
Helen Gill John T. Wolverton OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Walling. Miss
Helen Walllng. Mrs. Turrine and the
Misses Turrine OF Brooklyn have arrived
at the Thedford.
At the Franklin arc Misses Elizabeth
McQuilln. Mary McQuillsin and Martha
McQu;lkin OF Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs
John Roche and Mrs. Z. W. Brophy OF
Maplewood, Miss: Mr.. a. G. Butler.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
BELASC0 PLAY FOR LONDON.
"Timothy." by Manager ana Mr..
UruIbut. to Have Premiere Abroad.

According 10 contract signed yes.
terday. George Grossmith will present
Timothy" by David Belasco and will
lam J. Hurlbut. at the Sha ftesbury
Theatre. London. In October
Cyril Maude who will originate tho
stellar role. wrote TO Mr.. Belasco recent
~. asking for the English rights 20 Tho
Music Master" Mr. Belasco replied that
tho piece was being held for the future
use Of David Warfield In England and
enclosed the manuscript OF Timothy"
minus the names OF the authors Mr..
Maudc Immediately cabled his accept
ance. and Mr.. Grossmith. his manager.
came 20 New York 10 complete the trans
action. II was not until he arrived here
that the Identity of the authors was re-
vealed This will be the first time one
OF Mr.. Belascos new plays Will have n
premier outside OF the United States.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

James oliver Curwood VIII have his latest
story - tho Canadian Northwest. THE Golden
snare" rcrecued az the Strand next week.
Those representing tho cast nre Lewis &.
stone Miss fluth Reu'ck Wallace Becry.
Melbourne NRcDoweli. Francis Macdonald,
wellington Tiaytcr and Esther Scott.
IAN tnwillinriicro." voldv'yr's latest
Wrl Rogers pho,opiay VII be the feature
NJ the Cantol next week. IL is q Clarence
BADGER production founded on ~. Henry =
story of ''WhlstiiuE Dicks Christmas Stock
irR" The cast Includes Miss Molly MALONE.
John Bowers. Nick Cooley and Y. kimban.
"Mr. PIN Passes Hy." comedy by A. 4.
Milne M the Carrict. viii reach It's t50th
performance Tomorrow night
Mrs Irene Castle Trcman upon completion
of her film - broadway Bride" by Clar-
ence Ruddington Holland. will leave for her
home IN ithaca. where s'e VIII rest prior
10 starting work on hef arrond production.
she win do her first exhibition dancing IN
this picture since hor appearance on the
s,agc IN Watch Your Step.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
DILLINGHAM; SIGNS MAURICE.

Charles Dillingham; has engaged for
next season Maurice and his new dancing
companion, Miss Leonora Hughes. n
young American girl. The two have had
unusual success In Europe They have
been dancing together since Maurice and
Miss Florence Walton severed their ar
tistic and family partnerships. They
are now appearing in Paris. but they
VIII return to America in September and
appear here in new musical comedy
called Good Morning, Dearie," by Anne
Caldwell and Jerome Kern. which Mr..
Dillingham; will produce at one OF the
Erlanger theatres in October.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
WILLIAM BALLS FUNERAL.

Funeral services will be held this
morning for William Ball. bronze de-
signer, who died last Saturday al his
home 564 Decatur street. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Ball was 62 years old and was tbs
yice-prosident OF John Borlel & Co.. at
~ East Houston street Manhattan. He
designed the bronze doors on Grants
Tomb and the ornamental work on the
Grand Central Terminal.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
srsTERs' DOUBLE WEDDING.

Last evening in the Church of Cor
pus Christi. Miss Mary Katherine Me-
Kcon of 1S9 Claremont avenue. daugh-
ter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. McNeon,
was married to Mr.. Francis Xavier
Sheehan at the same time that her
sister. Miss Margaret Mary McKeon.
was married 20 Mr.. Henry McGinnis.
son Of Mr. ard Mrs Henry James Nc
Ginnis. The Rev. Father Bernard
Rourke officiated \ wedding dinner
and reception followed at the Hotel
Narseilles.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
TO WED MISS MITCHELL.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoaK HrRALn.
MoNTcLAIR. n. j.. July 5.--Mr and
Mrs. John r. Mitchell Of % Upper
Mountain avenue announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Roberts Mitchell to Mr.. Jerrold Scudder
Cochran of Montclair, son of the Rev.
DIR. Joseph w. Cochran OF Detroit
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Many Arrivals at the Sea-
shore and Mountain
Resorts.

Miss Ethel Butler and Mrs q W.
Beaver of Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Conlon. Mr.. and Mrs. f. u. Braun
ana Mrs. Emily c. Giles OF East Orange.
Arrivals at the Metropolitan include
Misses Edith A. Wilkinson. r. A. Heath
and Lucille l.. Reynolds of Brooklyn ;
Mrs. George +, Hcydt Mr.. L. j. Heydt
and Miss Gertrude Heydt OF Montclair I:
Or. and Mrs William Macons. Miss Eve
lyn M. Macons and Mr.. j. NJ. Macons of
New Brunswick
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
OBITUARIES.
CHESTER DELOS POTTER

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YoHK IirsALn.
PITTSBURGH, July 5.--Chester DoIos
Potter. So. formerly well known political
writer in the newspapers of Chicago and
Pittsburgh. died suddenly at his home
here this morning
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
MISSION At WHITE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, July 5.--Marshal Fay
ollie and other members OF the French
Commission who have been in Canada to
express the French Governments graf
itude to the Canadian armies for their
aid in the world war. paid call OF
courtesy to-day to President Harding.
They were presented formally at the
White House by NJ. Jusserand, the
French Ambassador
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
LONDON GREETs ROYAL GUESTS.
king Albert and Queen Elizabeth
Welcomed at GuiIdhnII.
Bu nc Assooiated Prcss

LONDON, July 5.-King Albert and
Queen Elizabeth of the Belgians, amid
pre-war splendor and Old World cere-
nony in the historic Guildhall, to-day
received an address of welcome from
the City Corporation Afterward they
were guests of honor at luncheon in the
great hall, large and distinguished
gathering, including the Duke Of York.
the Duke of Connaught. the Belgian AM
bassador and the members of the British
Cabinet, being present.
The journey from Buckinham Palace
to the Guidhall was made in semi
state through cheering crowds.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
EMPIRE OPENS SEPTEMBER 90

"Bood and Sand" new play by Tom
Gushing from Blasco Ibanez's novel OF
the same name. will open the new season
at the Empire Theatre Tuesday night
September 90 The hero role, which viii
he played by otis Skinner. Is a bull
fighter. and tho scenes are all laid iu
Spain
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
WOOD FIRES AT THE PIER.
weather ~ n strong Contrast to
Heat of July ..

Special Despatch 90 TIE NFw YoaK HrNup.
NARRAeArsETr PtER, r. T.. July S.
wood fires burned in several hotels and
villas ut Narragansctt tonight In
strong contrast 10 the heat wave OF yes
terday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Samuel and fam
fly OF Philadelphia including their
daughter Mmp Poulieff wife OF MIR.
George Foulleff Bulgarian diplomat.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

years prominent attorney in Syra-
cuse. died Monday in his home, TIL
West End avenue. Mr. Danziger was
born in Syracuse in 1870 and lived there
until five years ago, when he removed
to this city. He is survived by a widow,
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
CONCERTS ON THE MALL.

Two concerts are TO he given on the
Mall. Central Park. by the Frank Kal,en-
born Orchestra, July . and 90. at
o'clock. Beethoven. Strauss. Bzct.
TschaikowslSy. Auber. Saint-Sacns. Lag
sen and Svendssn music viii be PLAYED
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

registered at the Casino to-day for the
season.
Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart of Philadel-
phia is at her villa, Scarborough, in
Ocean road, with her family for the
season and has had as her guest the
Countess Won Holnstein. formerly Miss
HarrisoA Of Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

President and Mrs. Harding yesterday
received Marshal Fayole OF France and
the twenty-four members of the special
French mission to Canada to convey a
message of appreciation OF aid given in
the world war. In the party were Ecv
eral women. The Ambassador of France
and Nine. Jusserand entertained the mis-
sion at luncheon.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

Mrs Vanderbilt Webb has gone 10
Shelburne, VI, from Peekskill, n. Y.
Mrs. William A. Read will close her
house to-day and go TO Purchase. y. Y.
Mrs Arthur Ryie has returned from
France and has joined Mr.. Ryle at their
country place in Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton Landon
have gone 10 their country place at
Upper Saranac. N. Y.
Mr.. Frederick G. Haverneyer has taken
an apartment at N6 East Fifty-fifth
street.
Miss Katherine Mackay, who will sail
for Europe to-day by the Adriatic. EN-
tertained a few friends at farewell
luncheon yesterday in Delmonico's.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Gourlay
Thacher have purchased Silver Birche5.
the Philip Livingston place at Bar Har-
bor
Mrs Forsyth Wicl1es will sail from
France for New York to-day and on
her arrival will go to Newport
Mr.. ogden L. Mills returned yesterday
to Washington, Il. c., from Woodbury.,
l.. /.
Mrs. r. Sumner welles has come from
Southampton to pass the nltdweek at
the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs Arden NJ. Robbins will
go to Bar Harbor to-day TO be guests
of his mother, Mrs. George A. Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich gave
dinner and dance on the night of
the Fourth of July in Snug Harbor,
their place In Great Neck, l.. J.
Mrs John Innes Kane. who has been
passing several months abroad, will
leave Europe to-day for New York. and
after a short stay here will go to Bar
Harbor.
Announcement is made of the birth OF
q daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hinman
Bird of New York at the villa Of her
parents, Dr. and Mrs Charles Hitchcock
in Ocean road. Narragansett Pier.
Capt. Charles w. Littlefield and Mr..
David 3. Simpson have left New York
for Cooperstown. n. Y. on the first
section of a motor trip that will take
them through the Adirondacks. Canada
and the Maritime Provinces.
Capt. Richard Drace White, L. S. N,
and Mrs. White are leaving on Fri
day for n xisit to the former American
Ambassador to Austria Hungary. Mr..
Frederic Courtland Penfield. and Mrs.
Penfield at Hopewell Hall, Alexandria
Bay, Thousand Islands.
On the Fourth of July son was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Main Post, Jr.
in their home. $50 Park avenue. Mrs.
Post was Miss Barbara Loew Mr.. and
Mrs. William Goadby Loew returned
from Europe just in time to welcome
their first grandson. who also is q
grandson OF Mrs. Price Post. Mr. and
Mrs. Post were married May G, 1920
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
ENGAGED

ZALU D--HEYMAN.-M and Mrs David
Heyman OF G5T West 16fst ST. announcn
the engagement OF their daughter, Lillian,
20 Mr. $. Zalud, son OF Mrs r. Zalud OF
New York and Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

Senator and Mrs. Calder returned yes
terday from Shelter Island, where they
passed the Fourth.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
HENRY DANZIGEY.

Henry Danziger an official OF the
Derry silk Company. Inc. and for many
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
PARIS APPOINTS HARVARD MAN

Prof. Hcnderson Correspondcnt
Of Academy of Medicine.
PARIS, July 5.--Prof. Lawrence Joseph
Hende erson of Harvard University was
to-day appointed by the Academy OF
Medicine as one of its foreign corre-
spondeuts.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
WA sHINGTON.

The Ambassador of Brazi,, "a. auguste
de Alencar, returned yesterday after o
week in the country.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

The Secretary of the Ecuador Embassy
and Signora de Ycaza are in New York.
They will sail for Ecuador on Saturday.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-CEDAE ROWRoAr

LosT--CEDAR RowBoAT.
Saturday. between Brooklyn Bridge and Jer
sey CITY hse galvanized oar locks and white
rope bumpers.
Suitable reward for return 20
Y. w. MacLhREN.
CARE JOHNSON COWDIS co
40 EAST 3OTH ST. NEW YORK
LOST-fn taxicab picked no a. 3jfl 81 aud
9TH av.. 10 Pennsylvania Depot abou. 4 80
black velvet handbag. with Green ball on
string; bag contains . handkerchicfs un-
mounted bead baS, cycglass. lorgnctte: only
OF use 20 owner; addrVrS card in bag.
reward. ". FELDMAN. 2t29 broadway.
LOsT-Llberal reward for return of black
leather wallet. with gold corners contain
ing business cards and cash: lost on Io5th
~. car. Fort Lee ferry. Palisado Park or
9th ev. Il" train, July I. Finder please
telephone Cortlandt 5247.
LOST--FocNetbook containing passport card.
N the Dempsey Ca rpentier stadiurn or
Ponnsylvania tube on way 20 New York CITY
Return passport and papers by mall ri
CARpO sEVILLA. 2io West 2Gth.
LOST--Velvet bag, BLACK getting OFF i0tn
nv. car. 18th 81. and Broadway liberal re-
ward. MAHON. 2is9 broadway. Thono
schuyler 6To3.
LoST-I'rowr grip. marked a. A. Sunday,
between $3.50 and II. between Rye ReacI
and y. y: reward. Return Mrs A. ANADfO
2447 Hoffman sr.. Bronx.
LoST--valise. taxi. Pennsylvania Station 10
Perry St. ] =. NJ. June 90 reward Com
municatc NtLRH, Chelsea 472.
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Pound.

FOUNDING cedar boat. on Saturday. be-
tween Williamsburg and Manhattan bridges.
AZ tO.3n A. VI. McCarren Towing Line, -
prcad e. hone rrosd 12+I.
TOtTND. July I. jewory bag viii return
upon Identification ana cost ~ this advcr-
tiser1cu, r'l,one Riverside 1854.
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Je,yeiry.

LOsT-Snali handbag, contents money and
diamond barpin. In Concourae Grand Gem
trail Station. Friday. July !. Liberal rewa I'd
y returned TO PALMER 4 EMBURY. il9
West 10Th.
LIBERAL. reward for return OF Hamilton
gold watch No. l766i35. monogram M
~. taken from apartment : West g2d
early June 20. no questions asked. Phone
Mr.. JOSEPH. tiramercy 2i2e. between o-5.
LOST-Ladies' waltham watch. 9TH av. bus
No .. between i5Tth IT.. broadway and
j1th ST., 9Th av.. Tuesday morning: reward
Room pii. ~ Broadway.
IOST--A snail gold purse. Grand Central
station. Tuesday afternoon. Finder can
keep money. return key and purs1. Mrs. j.
". GARRET. Huntington. l.. 7
LosT--July 2. 30'h TO 4ith st.. Times square.
platinum barrin diamond. pearl each
end valued kccps liberal reward; no
questions. ~ one mbus Gl27.
IOsT-Three rims .n one. sapphires, 3
rublcs, diamonds. Stcru's ladies' room
reward. RICE Audubon 5i16.
LOsT-Dlamoud ring encircled by rlbies and
diamonds liberal reward. Phone Columbus
s22G apartment Joe. 10 West I'D.
LosT--Gold mesh bag. Pennsyivania Hotel
reward. 8. spACHNER. T2J Riverside
Drive.
IOST-sc50 reward return Of BLACK pearl
earring wIifTMoBE 90 West GTth RI.