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New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Dempsey-Butler Wedding

xr,. Pierce II. Butler and Mr.. Gerald
z Dempsey will be married on Janu-
40 rs IN this city. The place has not
III been decided upon. The engage
rrrt was announced last summer. Mrs.
psller was Miss Maude L. 0'Brien.
Sc "a a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
pssgan j. O'Bricn and a sister OF Mr..
lsrneth r. O'Brien, who married Miss
IGherine Mackay, daughter Of Mr.
rhrenee II. Macksy, last September in
fslyn. Mr. Dempsey is a son OF Mr..
~ Mrs. George G. Dempsey, Of 1873
Conmonwealth Avenue, Boston.
The wedding will be small and quiet,
vih only relatives and a few intimate
trends in attendance.
Invitations have been issued for the
ss1ding Of Miss Donna Easley, daugh-
,r Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Montgomery
L,slty, who will be married on Thurs
iy December 2S, at the home Of her
hrents, at 247 Fifth Avenue, TO Mr..
cipriana Andrade jr. The ceremony
VI be followed by a reception at the
hone Of the brides parents.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

i,,,a. sules Bache was a luncheon
Sssterday at the HarRuery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

iu,.sI.' Sriswold A. Thompson gave a
lF,.Ss I. Yesterday AZ the Ritz for Mrs.
"a ~ ~ y. beadleston and Mr. w. Bar
Al. 'ench. Mrs. Frank v. Storrs was
IA luncheon hostess there yester-
nef guests included Mrs. Carroll
ls.s aas Sa,aNnght and Mrs. Jerome Napo-
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Mrs. M. H. Foss
Welded Here to
Mr.W.H.Yarrow
Ceremony, Followed by Re-
eepiion, Takes Place at
Home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Fairfield Osborn Jr.
si.s Perry Bride To-day
u. Pierce II. Butler and
M. C. H. Dempsey To BE
Married on January 25

~. Marian Hill Foss. daughter OF
=. "a Nfa Frank Hin. Of Sackville
-. - East Grimstead, England, was
..s,1 ~. Yesterday to Mr. William II.
-. -. cor Of Mr.. George r. Yarrow,
J, s,v,,a,s.lphia. at the home Of Mr.. and
!, ~. gssfy Fairfield Osborn jr, 30
-, - slry.sssOnd Street. The cere-
~ -. u,s ysrfOrmed by the Rev. DR..
-. 80, e so.kman, and was followed
!. ,,,,ysiss at the Osborn home.
T" y, Ysrpr. who is an artist, servcd
-, ~ var as a lieutenant in the
~. s..ssseifry and organized the eamOu-
~. - esool al Camp Jackson. Only
.r Of the two families attended
q Kidding.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

t.,,n 3 Hayes Brooke, Of 40 West
4. L1nith Street, has announced that
III, inner to be given on December
M. Iner Inoner Of her debutante daughter,
~. lare L. Brooke, will be given at
~ instead Of az the Plaza. II
- 0e followed by a small dance.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

US Helen Gray Perry, daughter Of
rand Mrs James a. Perry. and Lieu
v,,ns Russell Vernon Pollard will be
-,,ried to-day in St Thomas's Church.
ne ceremony will be performed by
as Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

sfAsf-Phnlp W.. beloved son of Mrs.. ga
mond Kelly. on December r. Remains
AZ The Funeral Church, broadway at
66th ~ Requiem mass ar 10Y tInlll
church 30 "a m. Thursday Los Angclef
Norfolk. Atlanta and Washington. u. c.
papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

-, and Mrs. Preston Davle have
,,5 so ~ " the city from Tuxedo Park
sIe a. the Ritz Carlton.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
DEATHS

ffTRZfC--Olslavc beloved husband oI
Rose and dear fafher ~ rlfnuHI It
f0ion HerllS ana tfs Ice pii1e ttesI.r
gn7'1i ifs@ ~ .ls'e, e,e 'i,'esns pass.sss, III, n,
~ 10 o. M,
beloved husband Of MARI hErins tmr
CauifieldD. native % County oaleat.
Ireland Fanesai from h.s late res
denc', foi Esst ssih 81, fhuf.dar
friac N sifna CDurcn. bas San r.
AZ 10 o'fiocA
mHTLER -On December 10. MsrEusfiis
inea Ousfyj. Iulsfai from htf llif
resfIeHcs. fil Efgercnib aY., Ihufsday
December ft af u.i thclce ip w
Bonomso. 1915 q. iih ana sih AZ.
wSdnsssay Dscsnbsr is. i9gl. Mar ,
wife or fhf late Cnariaa a JArtaln ann
daughter of the Ate samuel and MAJ,
Pcafsall bf0adhafsi ln hef tgtn yer
Funeraf private Dc Do requested ~
flowers b. sent
KAvANAGn-SAa Monday peesrab,r o.
susan. beloved vito 0f Thomas kayas
narh ard beloved mother ~ nrr. io'
aophi0n Maher funnTai from her lafe
rssldtnes. gI B1si ffth g. THURSDAY,
Bss. 1s., % q, se' 49, S u f. iss.,u. nj is .s s'..- -
siih ~. ana Park az Automobile corr
teEo
KFTVTNSs on ncrrmbrr fi. Prank. be-
loved husband OF Mary a keeflnl fnre
pankal. native Of county Sligo Ireland
devoted father of Mar, Anna. Alice,
Nargartt ana Thomas Funeral ff0m
hla fafe FrfldenrH. 10 West 1fth 49,
ghufsday December a. Requiem mass
az H0iy Nlm8 church. 9ftn RI. ana
Amalcfcam af. at 10 a. m. intsrmsnf
81 Raymond's Cemetery. Boston pspsfs
please COPY.
KEIIY-On December i1 1874 Martin
W beloved lssband - Della Kelly fnss
prordrrrasfl Fsnfrti from biz late
residence. 11f Earf siHt r.. on Friday
ut 9s30 o.. M. hruuirm mas church of
3D. Monica. lnl0gmtnt Calvary Gene.
terry
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MFRKIE- suddenly, on December ~ ~.
frad beloved son on Frieda ana ths ists
Anton MERLE. lf her residence gu M.tl
f7gth a. Services VII De held ~ thf
s,r~~,f chanel. 1881 ~ Nicholas Az,
near I7tth ~. cn rhursday. December
IA l.I0 D.. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

t,. ~ George Arents jr., Of se2 Park
n... viii give a tea on Thursday,
n, 'lloer u, at the Ritz to introduee
=, ssoghter, Miss Dorothy Richard
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KINsRLLA-on December u. i9il. Mar

". beloved daughter of John Klnssila
and the tate Mar Deegan. funera
from her late residence. 10 Murray a.,
on December a. f91l. Themes % 81
Peters Church. whcr1 a requiem mas
viii be celebrated at ie a. m. for ~,
repose ~ her soul interment CalFaf,
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

MARrIN-on Monday. December -. 1873,
James j. ir, beloved son of bir' an'
Mrs. James Martin fnee Eganl, Fu-
neral from bis late residence. 3lt hafi
Is2G st. Bronx on rhufsday. Decem-
Der a. az $50 n. m. thence to thf
church of the Immaculate Soneep'loh'
fnterflsnt So. Raym0nd's csmetery
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=, y. .'sai sleehenyi has arrived in the
8 nom Washington and Is at the
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NIFRRIGAN on

NIFRRIGAN Monday pecembsr u
i321 al r0ughkoepFe. ~ = Bridget A.
widow 0f John Merriam. lniflwfht at
calvary Cemetery. Thursday Decem.
Nnr "a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

dence. 1861 Beacon g.. Brookline. Mass
Charles Perry Gather. son Of tho late
Perry Gather. Of Howard County. Mary
land Funeral 1crviccs at the Church 81
our Saviour. Monmouth and Carlton sis b,
BroOkiine. Saturday. December ~, at
9l10 H. m
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December n, Elizabeth
(neo Walsh). beloved wife of the late
Lawrence Carney and mother % Lave
renee. Mary FinncRan, Margaret StOuten-
burg and Charles Carney. Funeral from
her late residence, ig5 West 62d st
friday, December rs. az y. m. Inter
ment Calvary Cemetery. California
rauara uleaaa cOuv
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

n. = Eleanor Lee Flagg, daughter OF
h, veaglaf Green, was the guest OF
~ Mrs. Leonard Cox at the opera
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

GODDARD-On Tuesday, December ~
fsa2, AZ her residence, 273 Lexington
av. Alice winthrop widow Of the late
n. Norton Goddard. FUNERAL seryics1
stuyvesant square and 18th a.. least oi
"a av), on Friday morning. Decembel
i5. 1871. az n o'clock. futermsnt pri'
vafo
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

OARABRANT-gt Bloomfield, n j., on
december a. 1877. Gaven y. Oarabrant
aged 10 years Funeral services from
the home OF his brother. David O. Cara
brant on Friday, December rs. AZ z.3o
y. m. fnterment AZ bloomfield Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

Nawseo Liaea
North Atlantic a Western 8. g. Co.
10 Moore ST., N. Y. Big G'n 77a8.
i36 18th St., PhiiA Lombard S7s1.
III Summes ST., Boston. Beach $3.50.
N. Y. 4 Porto Rice S. S. Co.
25 B'way, N. Y, Bowling GIN $500.
Nerth German Lloyd
1s-1s Pearl St. N. z. Big G'n 573S.
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Coastwiis:e (Continued)

Los Angeles Harbor, San Franchises
Oakland, Seattle
Dec. 2-~-BIUE TRIANGLE I'D Naweco
FROM PatLaDgLrsiA
Nov. a0--fO AfESTEAD fF) Nawsco Lines
Dec. 5---BLUE TRIANGLE tF) Nawsco
Los Angeles (Wilmington), San Fran-
cisco. Seattle, Vancouver, 8. G.
FROM NEW yoRK
Jan 26~ MELvILI.E DOLLAR {y) Doilar
MOBILE
FRoa NEW yeRR
Fridays. tvl Mallory
NEW ORLEANS
FROM NEW v0sg
Nov. 2S--MoMtJs tPF) Southern Pacific
Noy 29--EL BsTERo I'll Southern Paoias
Dec. S--CREoLH tPE@ Southern Pacific
SA" 'ohH s.oa se.r,~oss
wsda sSp. sats ts, clyde LAns
OAKLAND-ses Los Angelica Hasbos,
San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
FROM NEW yoRg
Weo. tFRl. Sat tFE). Ana intermediate
Halschaw 6, 8. Lines @
FORiLAND-See Los angeles 6arnoTs
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, oakland--Also see
Los Angeles
FROM NEW Y0RR
Deo. ls-WILLHILO tF) Williams s.. g. Co.
San Francisco, San Diego. Loa Angeles
Harbor tWilmingtonl, Portland,
Seattle. Bellingham
FROM NEW goRN
Deo b--sTEEL INVENTOR (Ep) fatEnnisn
Dee i6--aAE FRANCISCO cd lsthmlsn
SEATTLE--See Los Angeles Aarpoz,
San Francisco
TACOMA--see Los Angeles RagboR
TAMPA
ssoa NEw voRR
Fridays {Fy Mallory
VANCOUVER, B. C.-see Los Angeles
WILMINGTON -- Sse San Francisco.
Los Angeles
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Norfsa, Lilly o. Co.

Nortsa, Lilly d Co.
American g. Manchurisn L!zs.
American q Indian Line.
Americans g. Australian Line.
American 4 African Lima.
Amer, Mediser. q Levans Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Ellerman & Bucknall s. 8. CO.. Ltd.
Isthmian Steamship Limo.
Norton Line.
panams-Far East Line.
Sec. Gen. Tpts.. Maritime O Vapeur.
26 Beaver st. N. Y. Broad 1860.
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CoastWlse !

(,oaStWlSe
BALTIMORE
FROM NEW YORK
Wsda {F), Sats. CD Clyde Like
BELLyNGHAst--See San Francisco
GnAkl.aoluN
FROM NEW YORK
{PF) Tues-. Wed. Thurs. Frt-s Sat, Clyae
GALVESTON
FkoM NEW YoRk
Wednesdays tPF), Saturdays lEgs Mallory
Wednesdays tF), Saturdays tFl,
Southern Pacific Co tMorgan Lsae1
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NEW yoRk
GET Tues., We'd. Thura. FRI. Sat. Clys
KEY WEST
FROM NEW YORK
wednesdays tPFl MaYiory Lins
LOS ANGELES HARROR, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma---
Also ace San Francisco
FROM NE& Work
Nov. 25--FLORIDIAN {F) u. A. la
Nov ao---MISSOURiAN tF1 II. A. IA
Dec. 7---IQWAN 5F'l ~. A. Il
Dec, l5--WIL14IIL.o (1's ssiliazas .. q GO.
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/ Addresses @a1O ID
s~srsls sg,rieasal Lsne (U. 5. S. D.
= ssste 81, NY. E's G'n s2ss-s-e.
I,..;eaa Hawai'sa 3. s. Co.
s. t,nitsd American Lines. Ine.
Ias.risan Line q. M. m.)
a,sasway, N. Y.
prr B'g On $500; Fgs' Wh's'ii 2usc'
.x..itaa Ship & Cemmesee Corp,
3 Uaissd American Linsa. lac.
l,s.uss frsis Co.
i Bs.ssry pl-. N. 2. whitehall osaa.
,a..ek fssaspors Line (l. M. M.)
g,eadway, N. Y.
| Pr BgG'a $500; Fgs. Whit1l 2oso.
s..ss, Daniel, Ageas
1 u6sr .Dsmpster & Co., Ltd.
ssBesver ST., NJ Y. Broad Aa0t).
Isarbss s. s. Lines, Use. (U.S.S.B.l
| n Battery Pl., N. Y. whitehall 1900
Issd.ng Pier S6-s7-ss Allan. Basin.
IsslSaa Line
sss Lloyd Reyal Beige, Sc. Anenyme
saek Diansend $. s. cp. (U.S.S.B.I
NY, 81 Exch.Pl. Rect 1se2-2s17-Is
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago
Detroit, Boston, Norfolk.
|gAks q Co., gne., WA. (U.S.S.B.)
ii Moore ST., NY. whitehall 296o-1.
IS S. Cay ST., Bait, Nd. Plaza $3.50.
l!sIf 6 Co., A. H., Agts. (U.S.S.B.)
! 70 West ST., N. Y. Bowling GIN $500
Iusas Steamship cs., Gu. S. S. d.
Pier as, Mr., N. Y. Canal $500
Piss "a, N. f., N. Y. lFor'n SersieeD
IfsmspoEsaa Shipping Co.. aaes
III. S. S. 3D.
"a Broadway, N. Y. Broad g1S1.
chic: liz w, Adams st. Rand s31s
N. Or: 500 Carondelet B'g. Main s43
ghila.: lnter1 Fr't'g Corp.
Bait: Terminal Shipping Co.
Norfolk: Harris. Magill @ Coz Tne
Ecssard-Anehor Liaes
! Is Broadway. n. z. B's G'n ssoe.
Ipi ciwgio Fruit Corporation
i aBroadway, N. =. B's On 77os.
IDalvIins
II noers ST., N. y. g'g G'n ssaa.
IEksman's Wilson lime, N. w. gne
alermsn's Wilson Line.
Elerman's Phoenix Line.
Eiison-Furness Line.
Am, Mediterranean & Levant Line.
10 Broadway. N. Y. Broad e11s.
Expert s. S. Corp. Gu. S. s. b.
IS Broadway. N. Y. Big GIN s54e.
Expors Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B.,
UfiSit LtBS-
Il Broadway, N. Y. Bread 41A7.
American Bldg, Bait. Nd. Plaza s5sl
Freaeh Lias
csrnpagnie Genie TrsnsatlantlquA
- State St.. N.Y.. B'g G'n 75ee.
Fsraess, Witty & Co., Led.
furnsas Lines.
Fusnsss Bermuda Line.
~ Whisshall ST., ~. Y. B'g GA TSss
Halsekaw S. S. Lines, ane.
rias ., e. E., N. Y. E's G'n SsSS.
hssssss q Co., z. r
is Beaver ST., N. Y. Broad l7ss.
Le.c. Lines (U. s. s. b.
International Frsighting Corporat'r
HWhitehail St.s NY. Big G'n 1880
lsi@aasisnal Mercantile Marine
american Line.
White Star Line.
Atlantic Transport Lane.
Red Star Line.
tsyland Line.
Lord q Head Lines.
White Star-Dominion Lane.
Broadway, N. Y.
pgr, Big en- $500; Fgt., Whis'll 8ose
sso La Sale STU Chicago.
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Addresses and Telephone Numbers

A1 ss'AA zssa assg1s zrssesssss
leplaorlo Numbers
.sseev Ss@aswsissp Campssy
Pier SO. N. H., N. Y. casal sses.
MaRsry Traas. Liass,I ,Ine. { U.S.S.B.)
II Broadway. N. Y. B's Gu oseo.
Meers 4 ggeCesmas& Co., gss.
fU. s. s. b.
Commercial Steamship tinea.
3 S'way, ~. z. Bowling GIN esss.
Me~gan Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
Munssa s. s. Liaes Gu. s. s. 3D.
81 Wall ST.. N. x. Big GA $500.
Nawseo Liass
North Atlantic q Western 8. 8. Co,
10 Moore St, N. 7. Big G'n 77as.
lSS 9Th St., Phii& Lombard S7s1.
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach $3.50.
N. Y. L Perto Rice S. S. Co.
rs B'way, N. Y. Bowling GIN $500.
North German Lloyd
1A-1s Pearl st. N. z. B'g G'n 57ss.
Nortsa, Lilly d Co.
American & Manchnrtsn L!xs.
American q Indian Line.
Americans & Australian Line.
American q African Lima.
Amer, Mediter. & Levans Line.
atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Ellerman & Bucknall s, 8. Co, Ltd.
Isthmian Steamship Limo.
Norton Line.
Panama-Far East Line.
Sec. Gen. Tpts.. Maritime O Vapeur.
26 Beaver st, N. Y. Broad 1860.
NoTwegiaa America Line
Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'cy, Inc.
Q Bridge ST. N. Y. B'g Gn $50.
Pacific Mail s. s. Co.
10 Hanover So, N. Y.
Bowling Green $3.50.
Panama Lime
90 State ST., N. z. s'g GA $3.50
Prince Lime
Sec Furness. Witty q Co.
Quebec s. S. Co.
See Furness, Witty a. Co,
Red ID Line
Bliss, Daliett q Co., Gen. Rgrs.
50 Wall ST., N. Y. Hanover 1o072.
Red Star Lime q. vi. M.)
Broadway, N. Y.
Psr. Big G'n $500; Fgs, whitTl 2oeo.
Rogers & Webb (U. S. S.B.)
LAO State ST., Boat, Masa Nm. &4e7.
Sandersen x Son, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
rs Broadway, N. Y. Broad 236e.
Scandinavian-Amerieam lins
81 whitehall ST.. N. Y. Big G'n 724s.
Sgiteovich Lines Gu. s. S. b.
S. Sgitcovich & Co.
Cotton Exchange Galveston, Tex. u
Soufhern Pacific Company
l66 s'way. N. Y. Cortlsnds $500.
Sprague Lines (C.H. .Sprague&Son)
(U.S.S.B.) 1Sl Milk st., Boston, Mass.
Ssruthers G. Barry GU. S. s. 3D.
112 Market ST. San Francisco, Cal.
Susqaehaana Sfeamship Co., Inc.
Gu. S. g.. B.
2-A Stone st.s N. z. s'g G'a 2eSs.
Three Star Line (ARreteurs Reunis)
90 Bridge ST., N. Y. B'g GIN 2tl5.
Trinidad Line
See Furness. Witty u Co.
United Americas Lines, Hsac., U.A.l..
American Hawaiian 8. s. Go,
American Ship & Commerce Corn.
SO Broadway N. ]. WhitenalI 1920.
UaiseS Fruit Csmpaay
IL Battery Pa. n. Y. Whitshsll 1900.
U. S. & A. Lines, gac. GU. s. s. 3D.
$40 Brdgs ST. N. Y. Big GIN $3.50.
United Stases Lines, The (U.S.S.B.)
Passenger q Freighs oGices
A5 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall 800.
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FOREIGN mArys
Ie&sseos @ chsnss pallxa

.,s,ase rmsffa nails VII close psonssiy gss cans
nss tlhcl9ains pest cards srd consrsrcsf psssr
Gssssr., tE lslteg dfopesl Rag be snsiied a or
necs fs wlsh steamer Ordinary prnss, saroiss. 81.
nattM ,pares4e ana registered articles hsvs 20 be
sosagn station fcogDer os Morton srl West ssressss
.otsn III nsl closes nsR en- hour later saass e sss
esh fostofHec ard City Hslf Stssfon
SUPPLEMENTARY aati
~ s1s pos'ot1ee-- Duibie postage required AxSs
sies nnst be degos'ts6 ir the 6rora reasxsS s7ss.
teFa kof goTsfsn ooustffec,' On bsrdsd IN "a eSn
~ ,ssunsjIesnentayY su caaii'' wtndOr AZ shs Fsssirs
ststlca easpesnrutarT mail cloves half sn bees
I Ihh the SUPP erS6ntary eosfae sssus sf,evs,a
oSlos except thai suppeYnentss neafls sor EnsAs
ggesn countries and foy Central kgnsrfcs es1 Sss
ertssobal eioss ops hour later '~
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TRANSATLANTIC MAElA

,,, ,Anrcps. Africa and wsa asia fHssAsera eeA
St",sitd haust DO specially Addressed gn9 dieeefR1
~ es sssAtaorl, ne Cher6odrS and gossthsnsrsaH
Fsnogs s. 'sl M osia for Great Br.taa frsls11
and B" below. g. s. Majestic. a. "a gavzt 9
Great Britain. ireland asrzasay. saesa As,<os
aape verde Islands ana Sierra Lecas toFhsg co,tza-
tls 6teatne7), via Queenstown and Liverpool: sise
pascei-pfse mails for Great Britain, 1rssand en1
ns NE countries mentioned N Noss "a" below. g. q
oaiue. a Ia Sipp $50 a. "a
NORWAY. Sweden. Dsnmsrg snS ranIsn6 sta
Ssothedibare fmah must be specially addressed scs
a'spasch by this steauoert also psrces.poss rsssle
tof s'eedel, g. s. Stockholm, $50 g. "a, supp o
:, Madeira and Gibraltar Itsly Orssos and suss.
slavia must be specially addressed tcs d;sosscsi b.
thls st+ameT). via FunchsI. Gibraltar. Nsylsd.
ratfas ent Grsyoss; also psrcsi-post naaiia foe
Gsbfs,,taf Italy. cresco and ;ugo- slsva, e g.
Belgium and Inxe0obsirr tEpecsssly sAdrssse5
ofy1 via Antwarp: aso psrre- -pogt ntaiie fcr Bei-
stnni, Luxembourg and Bslgian Congo. & 8. ZsS-
tsnd. $3.50 ~ 10
Tomorrow
Europ@. Africa and West Asia tCanasy YassnGs
s1tsi be specially addressed for dihpatcT 81 shis
steamst), Ta plymouth and Cheg60l1x. D. q
Mauretanss, 8 q m
Turkey. Bufgsns and Rumsnia Especially az
dressed oply), via Cozstsntiaopso vssna and Ces.
stsnz2' also psrcei-post mails 10. Bulgaria and
Bulnanis. 8. g. coneSos. a IA
Europe, Africa and West Asia (canary gGan6f
must DO specially addressed for dispatch b this
past mails for Great Britain, ireland Francs and
the countsies mentioned In Notes "a and ''Es
eol9" Ns plsm6uih and Cher6ours, sac paross-
F Pnst malls f for Germany Au~tsia :seysss
Washington tsespostl. a. "a. auDp 1880 a Ga
MARS EnP GnHryn ANfk fENJTE7 n
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Sailing Dates Listed Al alphabetically According
LEITH. Dundee

LElTH. Dundee
eRea REV vCRa
Nov. 36-~RAPIDAN fF) Fu, nese, withy
Nov. e6--NORFOLK RANGE fFS Furness
Dec. lp--HAMBLEToNF FsANGE( FL rurness
pea So---ALPlNB RANGE tg) Eurnesa
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE AY
NEW YORK

o. 6. Nocrdayn. duo Nov 90. WITH sssiis nesm
British India, Egypt, France Greeae. Italy Porsz.
sal. Rumania. spain and Turkey. s.exsasy Lat
Bealogne Nor IS.
g s. La savoss due Nor. 50. WITH nssss ssssss
Belgium France Greecs. Italy and Exlsssessxd.
Steamer isst Hayr~ Nov. is
s. S. Olympic, due Nor. 2s sdth malta frrfa Ares
tria Belgium. British india. Czecso- -sIovsSis Dss
mark. Egypt. France. Germany Great Brstaza.
Greece. Hungary; Italy. Idshusrss EsthsfiarsdaI
Africa Spain. Sweden Switzerland Tursss srs1
Jueo layia. Steamer left Southampton and Gne~
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Begin Here Today.

trs+arious, incredible tragedy had
80 tne fate of Rodman, the world
tive whose tremendous brain power
"a neen conferred on the commercial
,vfacture of precious stones. The
,ertific world was startled when the
urinary papers of Rodman showed
- nv synthetic chemistry he was
~, IN turn out sheets of emerald and
@5ias weighing several pounds at no
IRE cost than the manufacture Of or
mary window glass.
The orient was shocked. 1t meant ire
.ondous destruction of wealth. Then
90 day. bearing a gift worth thousands,
oors came a strange creature from the
t,n Monastery in Asia. Powerful, in
a,,,gsnt-weird-thi man had been
slagated by his religious order to serve
Ia great genius and protect him from
VII
Then came the tragedy. The one man
, the world needed to solve the mystery
,,s N. Jonquelle. greatest of French de-
ectives
Go on With the Story.
CHAPTER II.
A soon as France could release JON
,,.l,e. it sent him. Rodman's genius
yas the common property of the world.
M. American government could not,
ven with the verdict of a trial court,
Of Rodman's death go by under the
,roka-creen of such weird, inscrutable
mystery.
I was to meet Jonquelle and oome here
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ana while that enveloped him, the first
advances of the lure would have gone
oy unnoticed-and the tension of the
pressure. But the day was at hand
when the Master was receptive. He had
got his work completed; the formulae,
penclled out, were on his table. l knew
by the relaxation. OF all periods this is
the one most dangerous to the human
spirit"
He sat silent for a moment, his big
fingers moving on the arms Of the chair.
Il knew" he added. Then he went
on: But it was the one thing against
which could not protect him. The test
. was to be permitted"
He turned sharply toward me, the folds
OF his face unsteady.
"Excellency!" he cried. 'I would have
saved him with my souls damnation,
but 1t was not permitted. On that first
night in the Italians tent I said all I
could
His voice went into a higher note.
Twice, for the Master, have been
checked and reduced in merit. For that
bias was myself encircled. I was in
an agony of spirit when knew that the
thing was beginning to advance, but my
very will to aid was at the time en-
vironed.'
His voice descended.
He sat motionless, as though the whole
bulk of him were devitalizsd, and main
tanned its outline only by the inclosing
frame of the chair.
at began, Excellency, on an August
night. There is a chill in these noun
tains at sunset. I had put wood into
the fireplace, and lighted it, and was
about the house. The Master, as I have
said, had worked out his formulate.
HE was at leisure. I could not see
him, for the door was closed, but the
odor of his cigar escaped from the room
1t was very silent. I was placing the
Masters bed-candle on the table in the
hall, when heard his voice You
have read it, Excellency, as the soriv-
eners wrote it down before the judge"
He paused
1T was an exclamation Of surprise, Of
establishment. Then heard the Master
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Mike O'Dowd Wins
From Gotham Man

NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.-Mike O'Dowd
Of st. Paul, won on a foul in the eighth
round Of a scheduled 15-round bout here
today with Dave Rosenberg of New
York. Ro6enberg was disqualified for
hitting low after two minutes and "a
seconds of fighting in that round. O'Dowd
was leading by wide margin when the
bout ended.
The judges decision awarding the bout
to O'Dowd gives him the recognition OF
the New York State Athletic Commits
sion as worlds middleweight champion.
Rosenberg twice had been warned by
Referee Patsy Haley in the eighth round
when suddenly O,Dowd suddenly crum-
pied up and sank to the floor. Referee
Haley Immediately disqualified Rosen-
berg and the bout was awarded to
ODowd by the judges. Immediately
after the bout, Deputy Boxing Commits
sioner Harry Burchill ordered that Ros-
enberg's share of the receipts be with
held, pending an investigation by the
commission.
O'Dowd outfought and outgeneraled
Rosenberg all the way. scoring a knock
down in the third round. When Referee
Haley was forced to warn the New
Yorker for hitting low, O'Dowd had a
big lead and was still going strong. The
weights were, O'Dowd $50; Rosenberg,
156.