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The New York herald., 1922-12-10
LIE Baron B. Prince,
Lawyer, Author and
Statesman, IsDead
Ex-Governor of New Mexico
Failed to Rally After Serious
Operation.

lie Baron Bradford Prince. aged s2
lawyer. author and statesman, who was
closely identified with the old Territory
of New Mexico, of which he formerly
was Governor, died yesterday in Flush
ing Hospital. He became i'll Thursday
and was taken to the hospital for an OPP
GRAFTON. He lived in the old Prince
homestead at Flushing.
Mr.. Prince was born in Flushing, son
of William X. Prince and Charlotte Col
Inns Prince. His mother was a de-
scendant OF Gov. William Bradford OF
Plymouth colony, who came to Amer
lea on the Mayflower. He was grad
uated from Columbia University in
1866. and took an active interest in poll
ties. He was elected to the New York
State Assembly in 1871, and two years
later to the State Senate. While in the
Assembly he was chairman Of the Ju-
dietary Committee that had charge of
the impeachment of the Tweed Judges In
1868 and in 1876 he was member of the
New York delegation to the Republican
National Convention.
Because OF his activities regarding the
Tweed Judges Mr. Prince became IN
volved in one of the political fights of
that period. President Hayes nominated
him for Naval Officer OF New York, but
the nomination failed of confirmation
because of the bitter opposition OF the
Tweed faction. In February, 1879, now
even, at the suggestion of William M
Evarts, Mr.. Prince was appointed Chief
Justice of New Mexico. He went out TO
the Territory to grow up with II. The
Territory became a full fledged State in
1872.
He served as Chief Justice OF the Ter
ritory until 1882 In 1889 he was ap-
pointed Governor, and held that POSI-
ton until 1893
His first marriage was in 1879 to MISS
Hattie Childs of this city.s She died
wear later. His second wife was Miss
Mary Catherine Beardsley of Oswego,
n. Y, whom he married in 1881.
lie leaves his wife, son by his flrst
marriage, William Bradford Prince, ana
a sister. Mrs. Charlotte Henry.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter f. Martin Of 3i1
Lexington avenue have announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Florence Martin. 20 Mr.. George @
Stumpp. Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mre George
@. stump of East Orange. N. j. Miss
Martin Is a graduate or the Castle School
at Tarrytovm. A luncheon was given in
her honor last Thursday al the Wander.
bilt Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIlugh OF Engle-
wood. y. j.. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Dorothy McHugh.
TO Mr. Ger I'D F'esscndcn Beal Of Boston
Miss McHugh Is graduate Of Dana
Hall and was a student at Smith. she
Is a member Of the Junior League. Her
father Is president OF the Mechanics and
Metals National Bank. MIR Beal was
graduated from Harvard in 1916 and
served as a lieutenant In the Twenty.
second Infantry and now IL assistant
secretary OF the Discount Corporation OF
New York.
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Mrs. William H. Woodn Jr.
State Fuel Administrators Son Marries Mrs. Francis
de Lacy Hyde's Daughter-Two Japanese
Are Bridesmaids.

Plainfield and Mrs Francis De Lacy
Hyde, Jr., of Plainfield.
Mr.. Oliver Edward Hyde, brother or
the BRIDE was best man. and the ushers
were Messrs. Olin Harvey. Anson Hoyt
and Charles Miner of New York city,
Leon Collins of PHILADELPHIA. Louis f..
Laflin, Jr.. of Lake Forest, H.; Frank
Click OF Binghamton, n. Y; Charles
Hyde of Boston and Louis X. Hyde.
Jr., of Plainfield. John f. Harman, Jr.,
was ring bearer
The bride was given in marriage by
her mother, after she was escorted to
the altar by her brother, Mr. Francis
De Lacy Hyde. Jr There were about
500 guests to the ceremony and recep-
tion that followed.
After an extended trip Mr.. and Mrs
Woodin will reside at 1109 Broome
street, Wilmington. Del. The bride is a
graduate of the Misses Masters School
at Dobbs Ferry and was a debutante
last season. The bridegroom. whose
father is president of the American Car
and Foundry Company. and also Fuel
Administrator for New York State. Will
enter the company's plant at Whining
ton and learn the practical side of the
business. He served for a time in the
aviation corps.
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Miss Carolyne Hyde, daughter of Mrs.
Francis De Lacy Hyde. was married
yesterday to Mr.. William Hartman
Woodin, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam ii. Woodin of 752 Park avenue.
New York city. at the home of the
brides mother in Mountain avenue,
North Planfield. n. j. The Rev. John
]. Moment, pastor of the Crescent Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. Plainfield
performed the marriage ceremony at 6
o'clock, assisted by the Rev. DR.. John
Kelman of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church. New York. and pastor OF
the bridegrooms family
Mgr. Oraczewski OF Poland, who be-
came acquainted with the brides family
during the world war. when Mrs Hyde
aided in preparing 100 Polish young
women to return to their country for
service. was a guest at the wedding
and at the conclusion of the ceremony
he pronounced the blessing on the
couple.
Miss Elizabeth Woodin. sister OF the
bridegroom, was maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Irene Mott
of Montclair, Caroline and Margaret
Colgate of Orange, Elizabeth Luke of
Tarrytown, Taye and Yaye Herooka of
Toxic. Japan. Elinor G. Stewart Of
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MIDYEAR DANCES BEGIN.

Three hundred and fifty subscribers
attended the first Mid-Year Dance this
Season last night at the Ritz-Carlton.
The successful dances were organized
several years ago Those eligible as
subscribers are debutantes of two and
three years ago and some recent brides.
Tho committee this year includes
Mines. Philip Golden Bartlett. Pierre
Jay. Jonathan Bulkley, Rudolph H..
Kissell. George c. Fraser. Frederic w.
Lincoln. John Sherman Hoyt, Dave
Hennen Morris. Richard VI. Hurd and
Wilfred J. Worcester
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IN M E M O r | A M

BAER.-Mary. In memory OF wonderful
Inspiration and guide from a son who has
not forgotten.
CAHEN.--Caroline. In loving memory OF our
dearly beloved mother.
MOORE.-Arthur J. December 10, 1905.
Lest We Forget.
Though dead. you're not forgotten.
Your tovial face we see,
Undecided In our memory
Forever II shall be.
You've left us for another land;
We grieve. our hearts are sore.
Though dead. you re not forgotten.
Dear old Arthur Moore.
SCOFIELD.- I'm loving memory OF my hus-
band. Edward Clark Scofield. died Decem-
Der 10, 1919.
wALL-John Joseph Wall. Passed away
November buried November ., 1872,
West Indies. X. l. p.
wARENDORF.-Fan In loving memory
OF our dear mother
wINANS.--In love and gratitude 20 the mem
ory OF our devoted mother, Catherine NJ.
Winans. on this ninth anniversary, by her
daughters, Margaret w. Sheridan and
Catherine L. Winans.
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Dr.. II. M. Biggs's
Daughter Bride
of Mr.. Mckinney
Ceremony in Brick Presbyter-
ian Church Followed by Re-
ception at Colony Club.

In the Brick Church yesterday after
noon. Miss Katherine Biggs. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Hermann Nj. Biggs of
80 West Fifty-sixth street, was married
to Mr. Roessele Mckinney, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward N. Mckinney of AL
bany, by the Rev. DR.. William p. Mer-
rill. the pastor. Relatives and friends
filled the church. which was decorated
with cedar trees holly and red flowers.
The bride was escorted by her father.
She wore her mothers wedding gown OF
embroidered white satin, and her veil
of rose point lace had been worn both
by her mother and maternal grand
mother. she carried white lllacs and
orchids. Mrs. Morris Hadley and Miss
Mary Martin, the chief bridal attend
ants. wore costumes of cloth Of silver.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Wal
lace. daughter of the Secretary Of Agri-
culture; Miss Susan Fessenden of Bos-
ton, Miss Margaret Ryrie of Toronto,
Misses Helen Reid. Georgiana Slade,
Dorothy Dunn, Martha Keep and Caro-
lyn Averbeck. Their costumes were Of
cerlSe panne velvet. All the attendants
wore old silver hats and carried clusters
of red and white Indian lilies, similar
flowers having been carried at the we'd
ding OF the brides mother.
Mr.. Edward Lawrence McKinney was
his brothers best man. The ushers were
Messrs. James +. Adams, Richard Doug
las and John de Witt Peltz Of Albany,
Frederick J. Kingsbury Of New Haven.
brother-in-law. of the bridegroom: Nor
ris Hadley, James F. Nagle. Pascal Har-
rover, Howard Moncrieff and Edward
Hunt of this city. The reception was at
the Colony Club.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
J.~Nelson Borland; DR.. and Mrs. John III.
Finley. Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. John Wood Blod-
gett Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas B. Pratt. Mr..
and Mrs. John Camp Williams. Lady
Henry of London, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
G. HodenpyI, DR.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Riker. Mrs Cadwalader Jones. Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie and Miss Spence.
From Albany there were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Mckinney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward ". Mckinney Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hand
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney will live In
Albany
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DAvIs-BARTINE.

Miss Mary Bartine of Trenton. n. j.,
was married yesterday in the chantry
of Grace Church to DIR. Thomas Wallis
Davis of Utica and New York by the
Rev Walter r. Borchert. rector of
Christ Church, Willimantic, Conn. Only
invited.
The bride was given away by her
cousin. Mr.. George III. Batchelder and
was attended by Miss Helen Frances
Batchelder of Montclair. Mr.. Ogden
Doremus Budd, Jr., of this city was
best man.
DR.. Davis was graduated from Trinity
College in 1914 and from Cornell Medi-
cal School in 1878 He gave his fare
we'll bachelor dinner at the ID. X. f..
Club last Saturday evening. DR.. Davis
is resident surgeon here for the Mary
land Casualty Company.
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MAINE REUNION AT
DELMONICO'S THURSDAY Y
College and Wonnen's Clubs
Unite for Dinner.

The Maine Society of New York. oi
which Brig.-Gen. Guy f. Trip is presi-
dent. will hold its twentieth annual din
ner at Delmonico's next Thursday
Among the speakers OF national distinc-
tion are SamueHW. Mccall, former Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,; Job e. Hedges
DR. Clifton d. Gray. president OF Bates
College, anu Kate Douglas Wiggin.
The Maine Women's Club OF New
York, the alumni associations OF Bow
doin, Bates and Colby colleges and the
University OF Maine are uniting with the
Maine Society to make this occasion a
fitting tribute to the Pine Tree State.
Among the trustees of the Maine So
ciety are Frank Munsey. Charles r.
Flint, Harvey ID. Gibson. James G..
Blaine. Jr.: John B. Dennis, William h.
Pulsifer, Ralph A. Sturges. Albert II.
Bickmore and Loyal +. Sewall.
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FRANCIS j. SINNOTT
WEDS MISS BABCOCk
Brother of Mayors Son-in-
LoU Morries.

Francis J. Slnnott, brother Of John f.
Sinnott. Mayor Hylan's son-in-law and
secretary. married yesterday at the
Church of the Holy Child of Jesus, Rich
mond Hill. Queens. Miss Marjorie Bah
cock. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Babcock of Richmond Hill.
The Rev. Father Nuney officiated.
Mrs. J. d. Pruyn. the brides sister, was
matron of honor. Lieut. Desmond j.
Sinnott. u. S. N. another brother Of the
bridegroom, was best man and John #.
and J. Paul Sinnott, other brothers. were
ushers
A reception and wedding breakfast at
Forest Hills Inn were followed by
dancing. There were 100 guests for the
breakfast
Mayor Hylan was prevented from at
tending by his Chicago trip but Mrs.
IIylan was among the guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinnott sailed later in the day TO
spend several weeks in Bermuda.
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e N G. A G E D .

ABRAMs-BERTUCH.-M NJ. Bsrtuch ct
the Savigny. 229 Lenox av., announces
the engagement OF her daughter Bettina
TO Mr.. Victor Abrams. Reception Satur-
day, December 16. p. NJ No cards,
ERLANGER-LEVY.-M and Mrs. Louis
Levy at $50 Bergen av.. Jersey City. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Lillian. TO Mr.. Moe Erlanger. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Erlanger. New York
city
KATIN-BLUMBERG.- and Mrs. VIM. L.
Blumberg announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Ruth. TO Mr.. Milton A..
Kahn, son of Mrs. Johanna Kahn OF New
York, formerly of Santa Fe, N NJ. Re-
ception Sunday, December II, p. NJ, at
the Ledoyen. Cedarhurst, L. l. No cards.
METZGER-YUELLS.- and Mrs. Eugene
!. Yuells of 200 Hewes ST.. Brooklyn. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Laura. to Mr.. Emil Metzger, son OF Mrs.
Clementine Metzger OF Now York city.
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WILLIAM FLEISCHMAN
IS DEAD OF PARALYSIS
Nephew of Benjamin Altman
Was I'LL Fiue Weeks.

William Fleischman. aged So, nephew
of the late Benjamin Altman, died of
paralysis last night in the New York
Neurological Institute after an illness
Of five weeks. He was born in Florida
and lived in New York after he was
10 years old. He formerly was in the
jewelry business, but retired twenty
years ago. He had lived in the Hotel
Endicott, Columbus avenue and Eighty
first street, for the last twelve years.
Mr.. Fleischman was the son of Mrs.
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REV. G. v. OWEN TO LECTURE.

Tho Rev. g. Yale owen. former vicar
OF oxford in Lancashire, England. and
author Of Life Beyond the Veil" will
lecture here in January under the man
agemcnt Of Lee Keedick The English
clergyman resiguer as vicar Of oxford
10 devote his entire time to delivering the
messages which he says were first re-
vealed 20 him IN the vestry of All Hai~
lows Church. Oxford.
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CARDINAL IGLEsIA DEAD.

SANTIAGO DE CoMPosTELA, Spain, Dec
ASSOCIATED Press) Cardinal Martin
de Herrera y de la Iglesia. Archbishop
OF Compostela for thirty-three years.
died to-day. He was 81 years OF age.
Before his transfer to the archdiocese of
Compostela he was for several years
Archbishop OF Santiago. Cube
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G.. G. DELMoNrCo TO WED.

Miss Mary Rose McNulty. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard J. McNulty, will
be married to Mr.. Gardner Crist Del
monico. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Crist Delmonico of Morrstown, \. j.,
next Tuesday. The maid of honor VIII
be Miss May Compton. and Mr.. Charles
Crist Delmonico will be best man.
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MAJOR CTLBERT TO LECTURE.

Major Vernon Gilbert Of the British
army.-Who was with Gen. Allenby In
Palestine, will lecture this afternoon AT
$3.50 O'Clock on "The English Sense OF
Humor' at the Colony Club % East
Sixty-second street. The lecture " TOT
Tho benefit of Near East relief and Is
being held hy courtesy OF Mrs. Effing-
ham Lawrence. Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs
George wickersham and Mrs Henry y
Loons ~
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At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington ho-
tells include:
observation-disclosures. r. Mccarthy, s.
M. Crocker, G. B. Hayes and j. Cassidy.
ashington--Messrs. E. D. Martin
w. l.. Allison. c. p. McCarver and j.
w. Hill.
Willard--Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. r. Davis. Lieut.. d. f.
Rowland. Messrs. ]. ID. Ryan, L. II. IL
Simmons and w. G.. Wiley.
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ArrAcuE At LONDON TO WED.

LONDON. Dec. 9.--The engagement was
announced to-day of Commander Thad-
deus a. Thomson. assistant Naval At
tache Of the American Embassy. and
Miss Lillian Uppercu Newton daughter
OF Mrs Herbert Orme and stepdaughter
OF Col Orme OF Staffordshire and n
niece of Commodore Tnglis Uppercu OF
New York Commander Thomson is a
son of Thaddeus A. Thomson OF Austin
Tex. former United States Minister to
Colombia.
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DAUGHTER noRN To MRs. cox,

speciot Dispatch 10 THE Nrw fonK HrnALn,
DAYTON, Ohio. Dec "a daughter
was born yesterday 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
James M. Cox. Mr.. Cox was Demo
cratic Presidential candidate in 1920.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MARX. Samuel. We acknowledge with
grateful appreciation the many klndnesses
and expressions Of profound sympathy ex-
tended 70 US IN our great bereavement.
Mrs. Samuel Marx. brothers and sisters.
MIILHEISER. Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer d.
Milheiser OF 1860 Lexington av.. New
York city, want 90 thank their many
friends and relatives for their good wishes
upon their marriage on Sunday. Novem-
her o6 1922
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Sophia Fleischman, a sister OF Mr. Alt
man. To him was left 100000 under
the will of Mr.. Altman. who died in
1913. He leaves one sister. Mrs. Charles
NJ. Heymann. OF ! West Ninety-secoud
street. The funeral will be private.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Mrs. L. Henry Hartman went yes
terday to Washington. d. c.
Mr.. Harry Payne Whitney has re-
turned from Thomasville. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Watson Webb re-
turned yesterday from Chicago.
Miss Anne Morgan has returned from
a trip West and is at her house in
Sutton place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander
will give dinner pHty at their home
tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drexel. who are
at the Ritz-Carlton. will sail for Eu-
rope by the Majestic on January 6.
Miss Rhoda Cameron. debutante
daughter of Mrs r. de Goicoura
Cameron, was guest last week Of Mrs
Frank c. Baldwin at Pen-y-Bryn, Gar
rison, Nd.
Mr.. William F. Whitehouse has had
light attack OF pneumonia while visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Iselin, Mount
Kisco His condition yesterday was re-
ported as favorable.
Mrs. w. Eugene Kimball will give a
tea dance to introduce her daughter
Miss Marian Willard. at the home OF
Mrs. William D. Guthrie, Mrs. Kimball's
mother. 2S Park avenue, on Decem-
Der 26.
Mrs Morgan E. La Montague will be
matron of honor at the marriage Of her
cousin, Miss Alice Bowie Whitridge.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whit
ridge of Baltimore, to Mr.. Iredell W.
Iglehart in Baltimore January II.
Congratulations are being sent to Mr.
Park upon the birth of son last
Thursday in the Nursery and Childe
Hospital. The child is a grandson OF
the late Herman Vogel and Mr.. Ed
ward f. Ross.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Read will not be
introduced to, society until next year.
She has finished at the West Over
School and is a student at Columbia
University. Her mother. Mrs. William
A. Read. will return to East Sixty
second street from Purchase. N. Y.
Mrs. Samuel Tagart Steele gave ali
afternoon dance in their Baltimore home
yesterday for Miss Emma T. Smith,
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Livingston Smith of New York
and Aiken and niece OF the hostess.
Mrs. A. Perry Osborn, daughter of the
hostess, assisted in receiving.
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BLIND GIRLS SCOUTS GUESTS.

Eighteen blind Girl Scouts, all stu
dents at the Catholic Institute for the
Blind. Eastchester road and 22lst street.
will be the guests to-day OF Tho Bronx
director OF Girl Scouts, Miss Agnes
Buckley. at her home. 1916 Morris ave-
uup.
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u N V E | l. | N G. S

IIANAuER. Tho unveing % the monument
to the memory Of Frieda Ilanauer. be-
loved wife Of Louis Hanauer. devoted
mother Of sicgfried and sister of Morris
guesskind, viii take place Sunday
December IL. nj 8 r. VI AZ the Union
Fields Cemetery. In case OF rain, the
follOving Sunday
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M A r r I "A c. E S

R-RoTHGIEssER.- Tuesday,
December ., 1922, by the Rev. Or. Hrsch,
Olga. daughter of Mrs. Benno Rothgiesser,
was married to David Landauer, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Berthold Landauer
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LOCKET-IIBERAL REWARD FOR THE
RETURN OF A BLACK ENAMEL LOCK
EFT WITH DIAMOND MONOGRAM M. L.
T." LOST At AUTOMOBILE SALON At
HOTEL COMMODORE OR IN LOBBY OF
HoEL ON FRIDAY NIGHT. DECEMBER
4. II. NJ. CATTLE & Co, $50 5TH AN
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is GERMAN BANKERS BRIDE.

Special Cable 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD
Copyright. 1923. bv THE New YoRK HEaNn
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Dec. q.
Miss Virginia Koehler. daughter OF
Max Koehler of New York. was married
this week In Dresden to Hans George
Schultz. a Leipsic banker. Elsie. the
small daughter OF Henry X. Lakeland OF
ST. Louis. was the train bearer.
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WASHINGTON.

The Belgian Ambassador and Baroness
de Cartier gave a luncheon at the En-
bassy yesterday for DR.. Akeley. the
Congo explorer.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes attended the luncheon given yes
terday by the Under Secretary of State
and Mrs. William Phillips for delegates
from Central American republics to the
conference. NAr
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Jewerry.

BAR PIN-Damond and sapphire, lost be
tween SD and 93d SITS. Saturday liberal
reward. Phone Lenox 0s2J.
FRATERNITY PIN. DELTA UPSTLON.
DIAMOND DELTA, PLATINUM SET
TING. REWARD. Il. III. EILERT. 3is
WEST 3oTH ST.
GOLD WATCH lost, open face, Tiffany &
Co. engraved IN side OF case, monogramed
8. S. II. on back; $50 reward. Phone Canal
4coO
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NECKLACE, Jade lost between 72d and
liOth stss. West Side. Liberal reward
great sentimental value. J. MEIER. sol
West End av., n. Y.
PIN, diamond crescent lost Mondas, Bound
Brook n. j., Seth St, ". Y. liberal re-
ward. LOCKIfART. Bound Brook.
RINc-About October T. diamond cluster
ring, with eleven diamonds $500 reward (;
no questions asked. n. j.. kOUNTZE, 1ii
Broadway.
WATCH FOB. sold, diamond studded. In
scribed ''To Dr H. n. S. Banker for ex-
ccIlont services, from Mead johnson CO." I.
lost In The Bronx December ! reward. Dr.
bANkER, SO Jeferson av., Brooklyn.
500 REWARD
for return of diamond earring. lost Decem-
Der In either vicinity Of SGD 81. or Globe
Theater or Mont Martre. Call Mr.. A. g.
KENNETH, Is William ~. Broad 2T64.
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BAG containing bar pin. money. p M
Tuesday between 5th av., 2ath ana b. X
T. station, 23d St; reward. Madison Square
7OQi.
BAG. black steel beads, silver top, Monday
Dee. 81 liberal reward. oGLEBAY, AZ
West 47th.
HANDBAG, black more. 5th av. pus OF
4eth ST contents of personal value; re-
ward. TAYLOR, bryant 2s42-
PoCKETBoOK, lost 7th av. subway. con-
tainlng cash and valuable papers; name on
hook wv. A. Rhoades." Return Room 2249
100 Broadway. New York. Call Rector 3l4o.
Reward.
STAMPS-s20O War Savings Stamps lost on
northeast corner 57th 81. and 3th av. Satur-
dave suitable reward IL returned 10 n. \.
TRUST CO. corner 57th 81. and 9TH av
STOCK certificate No. Gio536 soutnern Pa
cifc Company for 10 shares In the name
OF Carrie I. Clapp." Notice Is hereby given
TO show cause 10 said company. l6o Broad
way. New York. N. Y. why duplicate
should not DO Issued.
MRS. CARRIE 7. CLAPP,
Boz i27 South peerfield. Mass.
INTERPRETATION Friday, AZ Altman's or
McCreery's, with round ball handle. name
on silver hand. Reward II returned TO Apart
ment II. 1929 Park av., New York city
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who found blue sill;
umbrella. top of No. bus Friday, kindly
retupn TO 202 Riverside Drive; name In strap
handle.
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Wearing Apparel.

COAT-Black and gold satin coat trimmed
with bands Of monkey fur. liberal reward
for return 20 office of lTotc Gotham, 5th av.
and 55th ~
COAT, scalskin., skunk collar end cuffs
left I'm ia axlcab Dee. q, 8 q Vi: liberal
reward. WILLIAMS. Fitzroy osTO or Plaza
2773 after ?.
MITFF, containing purse. Wednesday, Pier q.
Hoboken reward. Phone Glen Ridge 1859.
HCOAT-Baccuon, hat aud scarf. lost
Saturday night, 100 +. 10Th $50 reward /.
coat has sentimental value. Finder please re-
turn 20 Cashier, Plaza liatel.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Rate 45c. a line. 4oc. line for 3
ISSUES within n week. Announcements
for to-morrow's Herald received until
midnight. Telephone Worth 10000.
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JACOBS. -- Bsthish. No. 10. u. o. T. s..
Sisters: You are requested TO attend the
funeral % Jacob Jacobs. husband Of our
Sister Sarah. Sunday. December IN. at
y. NJ, from Funeral Paror. 1j9 West