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| TO the corner OF 9Th ave. and w. goth st.,
w; 2otll st. and Hudson River:
Goth u. DIV. 2gth St, 10th ave., w.
9th u: DIV. 23d ST.. sth ave-, ". I'D
Ssth Il. DIV. ,s4th ST.. sth ave. w. 23d st.
10th i. DIV. Goth st., 9Th ave-. W. 23d st.
and sth ave.
OF 10th ave. and W. oath ct. 70 the corner OF
9th ave-. and W: 25th ST.. w. 18th ST.. sth
3ist r. D.-W. e6;h ST.. sth ave-. w. 18th
ct. diagonal line from the corner Of w.
25th st. and 9th ave. TO the corner OF w.
atsh st and 1S'h aS ave as sb lv sre ave- os,b
s3d Z. D.~A diagonal line from the corner
Ott sth t ave. ave. and and W: 18th st.. sth ave. W:
.9th st.. 9TH ave.. W. 2sth st.. sth ave. and
s4th Z. DIV. goth st., sth ave-. dla sonai
line from the corner OF sth ave. and W. 2sth
81. TO the corner OF 9th ave- and W. 2'sh st.
'5 s5ts al i. D.-w. Goth st.. 9th ave-. W. n7,h
3cth Il. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
sth ave. and w. s0th ST.. sth ave-. W. 2oth
st. and 9th ave.
a'h F. pW $sd s sSs on Hudson sys WI Riys1 Soh
3sth Il. DIV. 34th st.. 9th ave-. W. 32d
st. and Hudson RIVER.
.3sth L. D.-W. .3e,h ST.. 10th ave. ". s5th
| ct, 9th ave. w. 34th 81. and Hudson River.
40th l.. DIV. 35th st., sth ave-, a diagonal
/ line from the corner OF Sth ave. and w. 30th
ct. to the corner Of eth ave. and w. 3ist st.
4ist u. DIV. 35th st.. 9Th ave-. W. ceth
i2d Il. DIV. s,th ST.. .th ave. W. 35th
| ST., sth ave. w. seth NJ. and 9th ave.
43d u. D.--A diagonal line from the corner
| OF 10th ave. and w. 3Jth 81. 70 the corner OF
! 9th ave. and w. goth st. W. Seth ST., Sth
| ave. and ". 18th St
44th y. DIV. 31tll ST., 9th ave, diagonal
| line from the corner Of 9th ave. and w. 3ath
st. to the corner OF 10th ave. and W. 35th
| ST., 10th ave, W. 36th r.. and Hudson River.
| 4Jth II. DIV. Ssth st.. sth ave, ". 3.th
| ST.. and 10th ave.
4Gth T., DIV. 40th ST.. nth ave. w. 3sth
st.. 10th ave-, w. aIth ~. and Hudson River
4ith Il. DIV. seth 81. sth ave. w. ss;h
ST. and 10th ave.
from the corner OF i0th ave. and w. 10th ~.
20 the corner OF 9th ave. and w. Goth at, W.
s9th st. and 1ith ave.
40th II. DIV. 10th ST.. sth ave. W. 3oth
at. and n diagonal line from the corner OF
9th ave. and W. 30th ~. 10 the corner OF
10th ave. and W. 10th st.
Fourth Assembly District.
let T. D.--Monroe ST.. jackson ST., Eas.
River, Gouvcrneur slip, Water st., Scanned
st, Cherry 81. and Gouverneur 81.
arfr. et ~ o.,
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lat r. DE. Houston st.. Suffolk ST.,
Stanton 81. and Ludlow -.
% u. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
os Avenue A and Cd st. 20 the corner OF
Avenue y and +. Sd ST.. Avenue p. j.. Hou5-
ton st. and Avenue A.
Sd r. D.-2d ct. Avenue A. i. Houston 81.
and ist ave.
attn Z. D.--2d st.. ist ave-. Z. Houston st.
5th l.. DE. Sd et.. Avenue A. Cd ST. and
eth e. DE. 9Th st.. Avcnue A. r. Sd ct.
sth =. DE. Attn st.. Avenue h. diagonal
line from the corner OF Avenue y and r. I'd
st. 70 tho corner OF Avenue and I'd ct. and
Avenue a.
sih. L. p.--sth st.. Avenue b. II. 4th a..
9TH Is. D.--5th st.. Avenue 4. II. 4h st.
and "a ave
ION e. p.--o,h e... Avenue \. 5;h ct. and
20 ave.
iith Z. p.--A diagonal line from the corner
OF fst ave. and T.. Sth ct. 20 the corner OF
Avenue A and 9Th st., Avenue A. eth ~. and
fst ave.
i2th u. 9TH st., is. ave-. 9th st and n
diagonal line from the corner of 9th A.. and
od ave. 70 the corner OF Tth ~. and Hall A.
18th Il. 9TH ct. q diagonal line from
the corner OF eth ~. and Hall st. 70 tho
corner OF 9th st. and I'd ave-. I'd ave. 9th st.
and Cooper square.
tl,h II. D.-As,or pi, Cooper square. 5th
ST.. "a ave. Z. 4th ~. and Broadway.
10Th r. De. 9th at. I'd ave, 9TH st.,
Cooper square and 4th ave.
10Th z. DIST. Maris pl., fst ave-, 'th ct.
ana "a asA ------..---
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fst L. D.--Chris.opher St. 9th ave. and W.
"a T.. DIV. 10Th s.;. Greenwich ave.
Sd Z. DIV. 18th ST.. diagonal line from
the corner OF W. 18th st. and 18th ave. 20 the
corner q W. ii' g. and and g.. ave-, Oh H. ave, y,
Charles IT. and Greenwich ave.
4th =. D.-perry st. Waveriy pl.. W. 10th
5th p. D.-w. 4th ST.. w. 10Th ST.. Blsccssr
st. and diagonal line from, the corner OF
Bleecker st. and Charles ST. TO the corner Of
9th L. D.--w. iith at. W. eh st.. diaso:
nal line from the corner Of W. 4th ST. and
Perry ~. 20 the corner of Bleecker ST. and
Charles ST., and Bieecksr st.
Tth T.. D.--Grcenwich ave-. Charles St.
waverly pl, Perry ST.. W. Hh s.. W. iith
sth +. D.-crecnwict ave. Bank St. wav-
crly pl.. W. fith ST., w. 4th ST.. and ciago-
nal line from the corner OF Bank 81. and w;
tth e. 70 the corner OF Greenwich ave. and
gth Il. DIV. 18th ST.. diagonal line
from the corner OF w; isth 81. and Gresnwic,,
St. Bank ST., Abingdon so. and sth ave.
io,h E. p.--Greenwicii ave, w. 18th st. and
lin u. DIV. 14,h ST., Tth ave-. W. 18th
ST., Greenwich ave. and Sth ave.
18th r. DIV. lath ST.. 9Th ave,
and C;i avr. TO the corner Of w. icth 81. and
1th ave. and 9Th ave.
i3th Il. DIV. Isth ST., 9Th ave. W. iith
81. ana bll ave.
IAN y DIV. nth st.. 9TH ave-. W. 9th
81. and 9th ave.
18TH u. DIV. 9th ct. 9TH ave. w. sth st..
Macdougai St. waveriey pl. and 9Th ave.
18th y. D.-.Wnveriey pl.. Washington
Square West. Macdougal ct, w. 90 81. and
9th eve.
f7th r. DIV s;h ST.. T. s.h -. Lafayette
ST.. Astor pl, Broadway. W. sd St. Mac.
dcusal st. washington Square West and
Nacdoueai 81.
18th .. DE. flsh st., eth ave, D. s.h ".
sud 5th Avn
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EIncrE0N NOTICE.

B. S0f W. f26th st. st...........,,. Shoemaker
T. 81. Nicholas ave., 1c6th and 127tb
sts., w. I26th ST.. entrance.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Bedford 81. carmine ST.. Ciarkson sI. and
Hudson River.
36ih Il. p.--christopher st.. Hudson st..
Grove st Bedford ST., Commerce ST.. 9Th
ave-. Morton ST., Hudson ST.. Barrow 81. and
Greenwich st.
3Ith +. D.-Christopher ST.. Ith ave-. Com
son st.
3sth L. DIV. 10Th ST.. Greenwich st..
Charles ST.. Bleecker ST.. Christopher st. and
Hudson River.
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ave.. $. entrance on Amstsrdsni i,
ave.. .. A3
81 Cor. W. 12oth 81. and Akllseerdatn
ave., west entrance on w, 10th
~ ST. Nicholas ave-. 120th and i21th
sts,, main entrance on ST. Ntcho-
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.. d. Location. Occupied as
l. North side OF w. i6od st.. 20 feet
west of Fort Washington ave.
Booth
O. South side of w. 163d st.. so feet
cast of Fort Washington ave.
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rounded by a crowd of admirers which
included large percentage OF the good
looking women on the ship and most
Of the children.
He said he was not planning to make
any pictures abroad. Asked about the
latest report that he was to marry, he
answered:
mo marriage for me ever again. I'm
through"
All Of which leads on naturally TO
the second section of this story. which
is, that Charlie was named as defendant
yesterday in a suit for $4,000, begun
by Frederick r. Goldsmith, lawyer, who
was engaged as counsel for Mildred Har-
ris Chaplin in this city, pending the out
come of her divorce in California. The
divorce was granted. Chaplin paying
Mrs. Chaplin 100000 in settlement Of
all claims.
The difference between Chaplin and
Goldsmith lies In whether the lawyer $
services were a necessity or a luxury.
Chaplin said he thought ne had settled
everything when he paid the $780, 600,
and that It was up to his wife TO pay
Goldsmith if any such payment was
necessary. Goldsmith said yesterday:
''The question between Chaplin and
myself is whether or not the services OF
a lawyer are necessary. / claim my SER
vices We're necessary TO Mrs. Chaplin
and that her husband Is responsible for
them because they were rendered while
they were man and wife. He insists that
they We're not necessary, but luxury
Mr. Goldsmith also has brought suit
against Mildred Harris in California foi
the same amount he seeks to recover
from Chaplin in this city.
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IN M E MO R ] A M

DoDGE--To the blessed memory OF our be-
loved mother, Ruth Anne Lodge. wing. en-
tered Into eternal rest on Sept. =, lsle
.sIIer children rise UP and call her
blessed" .sBiessed are the dead WHO die
in the Lord that they may rest from
their labors, and their works do follow
them"
HERpELL--In loving remembrance Of our
beloved brother. william II. Herbell. WIN
entered into life eternal September q 1870.
Not dead 10 US who loved him.
Not lost. just gone before.
He stil lives In our memories
And viii forever more.
Some time, some day, our. eyes shall meet
The face we loved wen,
Some time our hands shall press his
T Brother and Sisters.
McGoEY-enniversary mass for the rcpose
Of the soul of the late Thomas McGosY
at the Church of ST. Mary, Star OF the
Sea. Far Rockaway. on Monday. Sept. .
at A. NJ.
o'poNNELL-Months' mind mass for the
late Rose O'Donnell viii be celebrated At
Holy Name Church. Goth st., on Mon-
day, Labor Day, at Q o'clock
PEARcE-ch p. 254 Gates ay:, Brook
Wife and Daughter.
scHrFF-Rosa. In fond and loving memory
Of our dearly beloved wife and mother.
Rosa schiff Died Aug ~, 1920.
ory OF devoted and beloved husband and
father. Died September 4, 1919.
YEsKA-In memory OF the death OF Joseph
yesia who departed this life September
2. 1920. at Neponslt. Long Island, beloved
ine father Of Rosaiind r. Kasanin and
late Harry yeska Services VIII be held
Temple Beth-Ea Cemetery. Sunday. 81 >
friends invited. In case Of rain. the ~.
lowing Sunday, September III.
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MRS. BOWEN, AMATEUR DANCER,
TO BE MARRIED AGAIN FRIDA Y
Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Porter Shannon Engaged to
w. b. Johnston.

MIR. and Mrs John Porter shannon
OF 121 Madison avenue and East Hamp-
ton, L. l.. have announced the engage
ment of Mrs Margery shannon Bowen,
their daughter. to MIR. Walter Bayne
Johnston. There will be simple we'd
ding on next Friday in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. shannon and soon after
ward Mr.. Johnston and his bride will
sail for Europe.
Before her first marriage to MIR.
Thomas Floyd Bowen of this city Mrs.
Bowen was in the front ranks OF
amateur dancers. Her grace and pro-
ficency in her accomplishment formed
frequent episodes in entertainments Tor
charity arranged by young women OF
society. She obtained divorce from
Mr.. Bowen in New York three years
ago.
During the war Mrs. Bowen served in
tho Women's Motor Corps.
Mr.. Johnston is a son OF the late
William j. Johnston. who was pub
Usher OF the Electrical World and the
Exporter He now is secretary OF the
Exporter In 1908 he was graduated
from Columbia. During the early part
OF the war he served for two years with
the -Earjes Ambulance Unit in
the French army and later was trans
ferred to the American Expeditionary
Forces. He Is a member of the Co
lumbia University and of the Engi-
neers Country Club.
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ENGAGED.

DoUGLAS-wEED.- D.-Announcernent has peer
made by Mr. and Mrs. Hezekiah Weed q
stamford, Conn, OF the engasenent q
Heir daughter. Miss Margaret Weed: 70
Edward Osborn Douglas OF Now YORK
city. Miss Weed has been enFasea ln
social service since her graduation from
Wellesley and served with the American
Red Cross for year and y Eall. MT
Douglas il a graduate OF Prlncetoh oni- ~
versi;y and served during the Mor az
Lieutenant in the United States infantry.
f;oTTEsMAN = SCHWARTZ. Lillian
schwartz, 2i7 Audubon as, 70 Harry T.
Cottesman. Septenbar iA2l
EIJTsCHER-HA AMMEL.-M julius Han
mol of I0G West AID ST., New YORK. an
nounces the betrothal OF his denshtsf.
Irma to Bernard William hutschef oi
Stapleton, Staten Island.
I,r,RNER- R-sAIUEI.S.-NIr. and Mrs. Epn-
RAIN Samuels Of Mount Vernon announce
the engagement OF their daughter, teleh'
10 Mr. Michael Lerner OF New YORK cits-
EosENf3ERos--Fox.-M and Mrs. Raphael
al Fox of 100 st. Nicholas az. ahnnnn.e !.
the enga cement or their daughter, lua, 10
fsfrst Lieut. Lieut.. BENJAMIN RosenpefS,
A. r,. r., Of New York city. Reception
notice later.
yoRzIMER - LAZARUS. y Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice l.. Lazarus. S6sl broadWas, ~. az
notrlce the engagement OF their oaubH'S'
Erna to Louis Norzimer OF scafsoale-
WEII~-GOOnMAN.-M and Mrs, NJ; Ioon-
man Of 1902 Seaview av, far RockaMnys .s
NJ " announce the engagement Oh t.S,i
daughter, Irene. TO Martin Hehry Me.i,
AZ, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. wen OF
Cedarhurst, l.. J.
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NAVAL OFFICER WEEDS
LEES GRANDDAUGHTER
Lieut.. Edward Ely, Jr., Mar
rics Miss Ann c. Lee.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 3.-Miss Ann
Carter Lee. daughter of the late Capt.
Robert Il. and Juliet Carter Lee, and
granddaughter Of Gen. Robert z. Lee,
was married tonight to Lieut.. Edward
Ely, Jr., Y. s. N, in Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church at Upperville, Lou
doun county. Virginia A large recep-
tion followed at Nordley Regis. the
home OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Rozier Dulany, uncle and aunt of the
bride, helped receive the guests.
The navy colors of blue and gold were
used in church and house. The brides
attendants were Misses Mary Custis
Lee, her sister, as maid of honor !;
Eugene Fairfax of Richmond, Harriott
Fleming OF The Plains. Va: Elizabeth
Beach, Washington, and Mary Elizabeth
Caldwell of Birmingham Ala. as
bridesmaids. and Juliet Carter Dulany
little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. III.
Rozier Dulany. Jr.. as flower girl.
Lieut. Louis b. Ely, u. S. A.. brother
of the bridegroom. was best man.
Messrs. Warren Brge, Thomas Carter
Dulany Lee Hardesty. Lieut.. w. 0. p.
Clarke. u. s. NJ: Cadet u. B. Ely
u. S. N. and Lieut.. r. Walton Flem-
ing, u. S. N, were ushers. The bride
was given in marriage by her cousin
Col. Robert L. Lee, u. S. A.
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Comedian Gay on Board the Olympic, Though At
torney Asks $4,000.

Sorrowfully wiping a glycerine drop
from one eye and checrfully removing a
tear from the other for the benefit of
1,143 newspaper photographers, movie
men and amateur camera fiends, Charley
Chaplin sailed yesterday on the White
Star liner Olympic. to spend a month in
his old home at Brixton, England.
The magnitude Of the reception which
was in store for him or the broad boat
deck of the Olympic literally over
whelmed the comedian. He smiled much
more broadly than he permits himself
to in the movies, looked helplessly at
the massed front of camera men, all
shouting directions and dissolved into
bushes Later he recovered sufficiently
to perch on the rail and respond to
directions of the temperamental camera
men.
According to cable reports from
abroad, all London Is interested IN the
return OF the comedian, although more
kicks than halfpence came the way Of
the mimic when he was a boy at Brix-
ton His admirers will see a young man
by no means so thin or SO awkward as
he appears on the screen, with regular
features. very black, curly hair half
smoothed down on his head and all
ready invaded by strands of gray, and a
pallid complexion. Yesterday he wore
blue suit with a narrow stripe in IL,
straw hat, white shirt with soft collar,
and black tie.
Shortly before the ship sailed Doug
and Mary Fairbanks hastened up the
gangway to say farewell 10 the third
member of the big three and be pho-
tographed with him. Chaplin WAS sur
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MRS. BIDDLE, JR., HAS SON.
Second Child of Couple Born mt the
Plaza.

To Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel
Biddle, Jr., son was born last Thurs
day In their apartment in the Plaza
Hotel. AS soon rs Mrs. Bidde is con-
valescent MIR. and Mrs. Bddle win re-
turn to Linden Court. their country
place in Sunnyside Lane. Irvington,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Biddle's first child, n
daughter, named Mary Duke Biddle af-
ter her mother, was born two years
ago. Miss Mary Duke. n daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN N. Duke, was
married to Mr.. Biddle. son OF Major
and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Biddlc of
Philadelphia, June 16. 1915. In the coun-
fry homo of her uncle. Mr.. James -.
Duke. at Sorr~rville. N. j. Their en-
gagement was announced few months
before. at the marriage Of Miss Cordeia
Biddlc, sister Of Mr., Anthony j. Drexei
BiddIe, Jr., to Mr.. Angler y. Duke, a
brother OF Miss Mary Duke.
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F. S. CRUM, STATISTICIAN,
IS DROWNED IN MAINE
Newark Man in PrudenfiaPs
Service for % Years.

Word was received in Newark yester-
day that Frederick S. Crum, assistan!
statistician In the Prudential Insurance
Company. was drowned Friday night
near Oakland. Me-. where he went five
weeks ago with his family to spend a
vacation. The body had not been re-
covered at the time a telegram was
sent to his home at 751 Clifton avenue,
Newark.
Mr.. Crum had been with the Pruden-
tial for twenty-three years. He was
forty-ninc years old and native Of
West Candor. Cayuga county. N. Y. He
was graduated from Cornell in 1893 AMI
he received the degree Of Ph. ID. in
1897. Some years ago he was a MEM
ber of the Newark Board of Health.
He was author of numerous publications
on health and mortality topics and OF
charts on diseases. He was considered
among the best authorities In the coun-
try on statistics on infant mortality and
on automobile accident statistics. He
was chairman Of the c,mmltteo on stat
istics. public safety section. Of the Ma
tional Safety Council. He is survived
by his widow and two children.
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Mr.. II. p. DapiSOn'S
Sister Wed in Paris
to French Writer
Miss Mabel Dawson Becomes
Bride OF Prof. Anat0le
lie Braz.

PARIS, Sept. 3.-Miss Mabel Dawson,
only sister o. Mr.. Henry r. Dawson.
the New York financier. and Prof. Ana
tole lie Bras, French writer and lee
turer and msn5c: Of the faculty OF the
Sorbonne. we're married this morning
In the offre Of the Mayor OF the
Seventh Anpndissement. Miss T. de r..
Hawley and DR.. Charles lie Braz were
the witnesses
The relinous ceremony was per-
formed tonight at the home Of Dr.
Douzelot. !. stepson OF the bridegroom,
the Rev. pr. Paul Van Dyke. head Of
the American University Union Of
Paris. Officiating.
The brige has lived in New York
several yesrs and took a prominent part
in the Development of the Cosmopolitan
Club. DUNG the war she superintended
the knitting by the members of the
club and 1as associated with the New
York equity chapter of the American
Red Cros. She also has taken an ac-
tive inteisst in the development Of the
Maternity Centre. She has a summer
home at Gloucester Mass, and is a
member lof the North Shore Garden
Club. S1d ak 9e
During a prolonged visit in Europe
she beclme engaged to Prof lie Braz.
whom Ae had met in New York two
years feviously while he was on a
missioplfor the French Government.
Prof. LIE Braz is an important factor
in the EDUCATIONAL and literary worla OF
France and has specialized in Celtic
lore ah literature. in which he is a
recognized authority. He was born in
old Celtic Brittany and grew up amid
the ttditions and survivals of that
ancie1 race. His first professorship
was al the University of Rennes. where
he hd the chair of French and Celtic
lNerahre, and 1t was from there that
he WIS called to the Sorbonne.
In Iecognition of his knowledge and
abilif he was selected by the French
Govdnment for more than twenty for
eisn missions, these including courses
Of lttures at Harvard in 1906 and at
Colrhbia during the war. He has pub
lishd twenty volumes which deal chiefly
Will the literature and history of Brit
tan1 and other Celtic centres, including
IreInd ana Wales. He Is an officer OF
thALegion OF Honor.
Ppf. and Nine. LIE Braz will live
in Paris during the winter months and
at Port Blanc, Cotes-du-Nord, Brittany,
dung the summer. They expect to
NIKE a visit to the United States this
alhmn.
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LIEUT.. O'CONNOR GETS
WEST POINT BURIAL
Adjutant Of the l65fh Infan-
try Was Killed in France.

A military funeral for which arrange
ments We're directed by Gen. Douglas
Macarthur, Superintendent Of the United
States Military Academy. was held at
West Point yesterday for Lieut. William
O'Connor, who was killed In action in
France In the war with Germany. Lieut..
O'Connor was born on the West Point
reservation twenty-six years ago. Dur
ing the war he was adjutant of the First
Battalion of the 165th Infantry. He
also saw service on the Mexican border.
Eight commissioned officers carried the
caslSet and placed II upon the funeral
caisson. The United States Military
Academy band furnished music and a
detachment OF enlisted men fred vol
ley over the grave in the Academy burial
ground on the reservation During the
funeral the flags on the buildings and
grounds Of the Military Academy were
half-mastcd.
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M MARRIED.

pIENER- MARKS. Mr.. and Mrs N.
Marks. Tss Lafayette ay.. Brooklyn, ~ J !,
announce The marriage OF their daughter
Anna May. to Mr.. Joseph pener q san
lose. Cal, on Thursday. September J,
1921, at Brooklyn, y. Y. California papers
please copy.
FEIJERSTEI EIN--SAMELSON - Mrs. Dorothy
Samelson announces the marriage OF hcr
daughter Ethel, to Mr.. Adolph Feuerst,lil'
August. 1921
FRIED D-ECKsTEIN.-Mr and Mrs. Nathan
Fried announce the wedding OF 1n.ir t,i
daughter, Esther. 10 Mr.. Robert I. Eek
stein. Sunday. September II. 1921, al
Mount Neboh Temple. SCI West lo0fh ST.
at 80 P. NJ.
HFINf--MYERS.-Nrs Emma Myers OF Al
hany. N. Y. announces the marriage OF
her daughter Minna TO Mr.. Harold Helm,
on Wednesday. the 3ist Of August, ls2l I,
IN the city Of New York 2o2 West SD
MORSE - BULL--At the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION. New York city by the
Rev. r. c. clelland. Saturday, September
9, 1921. Emile Grace Bull 70 George Al
bert Morse.
VAN BRINK-KLENK.-on Thursday. Sep
fember /, Anna KlenS to Jules y. Van
Brink.
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CHINATOWN BURIES
HERO OF MOTT STREET
Priuote Henry Chin Had Been
Killed With 3O8fh.

A funeral cortege for Private Henry
Chin. formerly OF 10 Mott street. moved
through Chinatown yesterday, headed
by the Seventy-frst Regiment band
Military honors were observed at tho
grave in Evergreen Cemetery. China
town was IN mourning.
Dir. Lee Tou Of the Morning Star Mis-
sion. II Doyers street, and DR., Hino kiu,
a Presbyterian clergyman. conducted
the services, the former In English and
the latter in Chinese, In the funeral para
lors of Charles Bacigalupo in Mulberry
street.
In the procession, members of the Chi
nese American Citizens Alliance carried
u wreath, In the centre OF which was a
photograph OF the dead hero.
Private Chin was killed In action on
tho Aisne front. August 10. 1918. while
with the 30sth Infantry.
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this city by the Rev. l.. C. Clelland,
The brides brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Bull. were the at
tendants. -.
The brides father was a pioneer
wholesale provision dealer Of the Hud-
son Valley and died a few years ago,
leaving large fortune The business
Is still conducted by the family, with
John S. Bull as head of the corporation.
MIR. Morse was originally from New
England, and practised in Boston. He
became secretary to Justice M. II.
Hirschberg of Newburgh, who retired
from the Supreme Court bench few
years ago owing U age Mr.. Morse Is
interested in yachting and is practising
in the admiralty courts in New York
city.
News OF the wedding came as sur
prise to friends of both bride and BRIDE
groom, as no public announcement had
been made of the engagement.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MRS. BENJAMIN :. DEAN.

PHrtApELPHIA, Sept. s.-Mrs. Benja-
min S. Dean OF New York and san
Francisco died here suddenly yesterday
while on a visit to friends while en-
route from San Francisco to New York
city. Mrs Dean before her retirement
from the stage was known as Lillian
Hale and played in support Of various
stars, her last Eastern engagement
being with Sam Bernard. She was SO
years old and Is survived by her hus-
band and q brother. Edwin T. Emery,
director OF musical plays and manager
of the new Sheridan Theatre In Green
wlch Village. New York city.