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jTF.H.Tabor
Ores Dance for
^?sS Potter
j^gsUntr Danger of Mr.
rir,l Entertain- Bet
rHf?d. at Luncheon
p Seabury Recehrea
o j Raker Tender*
Sihle,-.. Van Herb. 11
? ?-?at??A-A?
|?*?i"??r?i?
??<? ????, Ir Mr .?? M"
S?-AS i*. ? ??
-^ r-aV-rS ?
Miut,B*.tTKeB?tt,rj?.
* ^pM,ia Edith
aargwtt st9B''*;? rjMsr*. I
;?.?.?*>
?a?-y?;F Pratt, Fred
""', w.7?'ra Cr?< .:'?. Lawrence
elmtU ????*????? Mu? Etheldred
S,.k?ry. A ?ianei wan ?ton
?rds ?o? Um ' ken t0 the
7,Ker daw- A '^ thosc who rf'
/..??d ??? leabury were the
<ll4f? |i tney, daughter of
,-, ? > ) arbara Ho't,
.?gaktiy. drs. Austin H
WisjM Lio) ? ;
???.
Un. Raymond T. llaker gave ? dinne
k'.sitrry? last night for
VirsJtrb''' Later I
. t?*?ter part] nchide
Mr?. Murray Witherbee Podge gave
I rjisMr I eforc the Tabor
tac? for Emilv
irtyw Dei.- The gueat? included
r?. gad M? langhorne Gibson,
)gr?ce 1 Josephine
Mg?, I '". ?nd
Kexr?. Wil ? ? ?? ? v. I'nniel Free
?.ix, C. A. L'r ."? m and Bartlaj Robin
Mn,A.r li.dford Give? Dane?
?r?. A:' ford gave a tea
.??.? fMUrc. afternoon at the Am
'taiwbtl?U<. " honor of Miss Louise
?alii??, f. MedfordV
? '4- Dm Bedford. The tea d?nce,
?*k? ?Mattr dr'l I y more tha
MR ??? h i* dinner of
rt??tmn thr Ambassador grill.
Tit matt gu< st.? included Mr. and
in. lafford, M ?? Lott ?nd Mi
itiltti, N alia Livingston,
?fi? E?ltaj Ma kajf and Mr. Harman B. ;
???ttrW . ?
T?* first oi the Saturday evening
?VMTaanet* given at the Plat? Rose
In? vu h ? d last night. Tho?e oc
tTxrltftabl''' with gu<?t? included Mr.
?fir?. H< rbert Basant, Mr. and Mrs.
?MaiiiM I?, Mr. and Mrs. William
1 llwk. Misa Jeannette Chappell,
??? Leon, Hurd, Miaa Estelle Man
i ore. Mr. George
?*????, Mr. J and Colonel
M Ir? George Bulleigh.
Cabs?! and Mr?. Barrett Andrews
r?*?ldin* ? ?t Pi err?'? last night for
??. Miller Craves, Mrs. Jero ?
?In? P barlas d.i..
?Wri?a? gier B. Duke.
?ri Irrii . t r?.k?w ga?a a luncheon |
?M y??'. ? rtarbara Bro
?jviirl H ii? piiiott.
So? let? Notes
Vr. ?ad Mr? H igh Cotton, who have
Wb tt la? have returned to
???ten. Mr. . . Baail Mnjor, who
?av? ?l?e> h.. I rrain<\ ??iled
??it'nUy ?a for KnglantJ.
Mr?. Chilton ! ;<?? Orleans,
? theni V nches
?, MF.?- ,..- Mr,
ri in Mrs.
?.t*?'? honor -.
N?nt?*?a Mm? h"
NSLtrai ^?n lj* Klennor
n*ca???a?*?ln * Friday.
'I, **, to tht r.f the
rill give
.nety
"??SE'?'iiS
?SstT.t^n^1*"^? *???? *'?>
nr Pre.ident and
W?';. ge, ?-H
^rtr?.. ' to-morrow
"*m?> .lock. The
??Ta??
*??aW
!.. 40 Ea?t i
lunch-j
. ? dnea-1
and .vis.
>ng thos?
* .' i.'.tes
*? ?"d Mi ?L
??i si-, > Thompson
?tggt nel '-^n yer
iSaV^^ s!"?"-<?? Matin.-.
4r*H^pilal at Mrtropolltan
?rtSTiV ', '"'?? performance of
?4? J..1;* ?r'heme.- wlth Mile. Bori
?IgArv' l':] bp K'vcn at the Met
l? .# *v Thlir?day under the ao
5?1MUI and Ho-i.e of Rest for
sWaTi?1, Inwood-on-Hudson.
have taken boxes
?t. jasl.^tT Mn?' M- T*y'?'- Fyna.
Mrs. Irn
'?'%. Woodbury G. Lang
ivin?. Mr. Mait'and F.
'-> I ' ' tidenvan Drajrton.
-?? o ' >wn jr.. Mrs. An
?rles A.
ttk yn ?'?'?er?!.
?Craik?" i yr- Wi,ii?n,
If? a "J?' ''r' J'ini Aiar,
r??a..;?'nwK !r? Howar.;
%??l r*. Mr?.
*> D.R ." !?fh??. Mia? Kather
*'i?;J,VMr!' Charles J. Hardy
^??rry Tower Shr.ver. Mr?. H.rry
?J*? lobb.ns. Mr?. Clarence M.
?.(; f!i "?tfc*r4"? M?-rris and Miaa
Mi?? Emmeline Marion C,rcn>
Mu i? fhp daughter nf Mr. and Wr?. EasfBIM ft, l.rrjr.' and made hit
debut on Friday night at a ball ?iren at the Hotel Hethlehrm, in
Bethlehem. Pa.
$107,677 Spent for
antique Art a
Spirited Sessioi
Mmp Than 1,000 Atte
Salr of Renaissance Ti
r-try and English Fnri
store at Ameritan Galleri
A notable ?ule, which realized f
606, was held yesterday at the Ami
i can Art Galler.es, consisting of fine
; English furniture ?nd several exc
| tlonal nets of rare Renaissance tap
tries, the property of Charles of L
don. More than 1,000 persons w
presrnt. Th? two sessions comprisl
the sale brought a total of f 100,677.
Two of the finest tapestries w<
purchased by Thomas Nelson, who gi
cent?
Knghi. leting "A Royal Re
Hunt" and $4.000 for the compani
tapestry representing "A Royal Havi
ing Party." This pair la supposed
have been woven for Margaret of At
One of the important decorative ai
of five Renaissance tapestries woven
Brussels in tee seventeenth centui
d? picting episodes in the lives of Jas
and Medea, went to James Stanley f
14.400. This subject was "Jason Seeki:
Golden Flei'ce."
Eight William and Mary curved wj
I nut chair? were notable among the <
ferings of furniture, going to H.
Dawson for $3.800. A set of six necdl
work chairs in point St. Cjrr, wi
' scenes illustrating the story of "T
, Three Graces," dating from the Quei
i Anne period, were sold to Henry Syi
? men? for $3,000. ,
Other important salea included
| Brussels seventeenth century Upestr
"Jason Paying Homage to Jove," whli
was sold to B. Seidllta for $2,700; t.
royal needlework armchairs of Regem
period, to J. Aaron, $2,400; Entrlir
th centui rh "Cf-'i, 1
am ZtlfUf jr., $2,400; Br?ste
sevente?nth century tapestry, "Jaso
Secures the Golden Fleece," to the Ma
uuise Somme, $2,300; "King ?Etes an
Ji.son" i another of the same net), i
J. E. Chichester, $2.300. and four lard
nere velvet armchairs of the Stuai
pi riod, to Charles Torrey. $2,300.
?
Going On To-day
DAT
Am?lieaa Museum of Natural Hlaton
ilaalea ftee
oolltan Museum of Art; admlstlo
Aquarium: adml*?lon fret
. n Muai'urn: adriiiwton free
adm?tate
.irk Museum; e<lmls?loi
free.
tdmlaaies ?
? K. w York t'-ilve??|t?
I nlvrrslty Height?; Miiinl??lon u- -
An.'rlran Irntl?>
.-idwhy and :
I
'.iMterr>r.(.r?r
pal a tinga Bi
Afldriss by Wie? on "Th<
?rl": rarnegls Han
?.tandardls?!
'
Ik 'irai Parkway,
' I
u'elcrk, ?
Ada
,?lr. ! 1? <i
fo r". J ?tartr on
house I'tet? ; New Tr.rk Hotan! ?
i lark, I o'clock
Lu turc ay Dr. Will I>ur?nt on "Mon
'
n. by Kdgsr
TB* Spirit of St.
Forty -
Ml.HT
?..rMire bv f>?u?rt i'har?? on "Th? Ohal
boi I, . Ka?:
?lork
?Walter H l'Mklii en 'The
toper t'niuri.
by Jtsn Lontnet on "Political
tie? an<t InMleetual Leaders In
unity Forum, P*rU A??
l ? et
i La Ou?rdla on "Awak
I'rogrveaiv? Hplrlt", ln?tl
rue. 17 Wut mth Street.
Illi'
Lecture by Moo?lgncr J. T. Blasts.
?The Life and Work of Dante"; Catholic
riuh of City of New Terk, 110 I
x'ark South. I o'clcrk.
a by Nornan Thomas on "Baeea for
,-?w Intirnatlonallsrn"; T-?bor Tempi?.
Fourt'ir.lk Street and Second Avenu?,
1:11 o
im tan of rm< \tu?\ if?tirm
All Tr?nd of the 1
Should H? the K'rnate of A."-.
?
* Of tlM II
a Diplomat s .' '.?By ??sao
Towaley.
Manhattan and Brwas
by William A. '
hy. aa?i?t?d by Mr? Virgil Holm??,
?oprsno. Washington lrttT.g H. S., Ir?
ving Flae? and Rixt.-nth rHr??t, I p. m.
"The Book of th? Hour," by Prof???or
tartar Troop: Hottl M?J?>
rsrk West, at ?eve?ty-??c?ad 8tr?et, ?
1:1? p. m.
SetsarOtl'l Delillt?ntc* to
Vtte.M* Speech Keeilal
Annual I!ntrr1nininrnt, With iiO
Y?BBBJ*| Womrn In (.hnrpr. In
Bel Held nl list Pla/u
Many of the season's debutantes will
attend the annual recital nt th.
next Tu> sday evening in the In I
I of better speech. Fifty
will at ?gran* and d
eomraittees und among th<
\rm*trong.
othy Achrln. Constance Hank?. '
1 cent Bar::
Bliss. I
Edith ? ! ^Solm, Su?tn Cnppell, I
Coy!"
hue, Hetty Hammill, Llanor Hubbard,
Marjorle H
l.usk, Katharina Msnice,
Bisas
lyn MeCosn, ??
Merchant, Mary l'illo'.
Maud Oak Lydia Plun
kett, Hilen Lows Rice, Josephine
Reeve, Huriot Newel] Reynolds.
othy Rorf, Liapenar !
Schreiber, Margare! Btone, 0
Sterner. I'-'
ble, 1
Ruth Ward, Elisabeth Won tin,
Wright, !.'?.?"?
WIlcWs.
Th? pat i
Mrs. Iinnii 1 tjuggenheim, Mr
Kahn, Mrs. '.?ward McVickar, Mr. W.
Forbes Morana* Mr?. William Blair
Perkir . Jar-fV, ||, BirV
William Bclknap, Mrs. Pn
vath, Mr. Height Braman, president of
the Allleu Patriotic Societies; Mrs.
Samuel ? *r-it. Mr?. Robert Montgom?
ery. Mrs. Altert Btlegltts, Mr. Alex?
ander I ter II. 1;
Mr?. Frederick E. Fobs. Mr. John
Voorh
limn II VI
Henry B. Plant, Mrs. Frederick (Jeorge
Flsrh Fulton ?nd Miss
Julia Arthi
Prizes A wanted at Cat Show
Lavendar I ? blue
class, was awarded! il r the
best cat In the show of the Kmpir
yesterday at the Park Avenue
tndsr Sunny lad Is
the few priM cats which
imported s nee the war, bai
from Engli nd less than a year ago.
He is owned by Misa Etala (?. Hydoa.
The best cat of th" SBSOsll
idar Mota, ulso own?
Hydon. Tsi best novice was also I,
endar Moth, the !
Lotus, and the best muter, Blue Boy.
Ori>nt;il Rups on IH?.m!:i>
An exhib t.on of Orient?t rugs will
be held to-morrow and Tuesday at the:
Mara Art Auction Rooms, I I
ninth owed by a sale of the I
various sp- tmber 13 I
inclusive. 'I he collection is fras
eral I of an im
. and comprises the following
Sarouk, Kermanshah,
Bokhara, Ai?k and Serspis. There also
,srieir of Chiass? iu?{?.
? ?
DnnphttT Horn Hi MtsvJ. M. ( o\
DAYTON, Ohio, lice.
OnrorneV James M. Coa, d
Democratic candidate for Preaidt
is the father of a nine-pour.d
babv girl, born Friday night <?
Bad." The evild was
christened Herbara Blair Cos
as Mise MargaretU Blair, of Chi?
cago. _
. ? ?
Niai lt:iluiitlv ? Bl
II
? :
law, .
Hills Inn I Father Tl
J. Numiney. Mr. and Mrs. S.nr.
isrted for a wedding trip Is
outh. He Is a city employee._
&?l/tmey
Absolutely Fireproof
AMKRICAN PIAN
Miami'i fineit soi m??t
modern hotel. AaWssBl
modations for 250 guest?.
Open Nov. 20 to May 1.
t
FOURTH BILTMORE
FmiDAY MORMNt. Ml-MALE
Blltmore Btssaj llajlrootn. Dee. ??. a? la,
"? PONSELLE
iS??LJL RUBINSTEIN
KJJ!SL1::1 B0CHC0
Mtt. ?
T.wnHall.Sun.Ev..U*c.l0,8:l5
Violin Rieital by CARL
SCHAIOVITZ
Mat. Jeeatb Mann. attaiassajr ?*tano.
Doj?s Contest
For Ribbons at
Hudson Show
Wr?. ?si'r.ililm.-l)
of Mr. John I). Rorkefol?
Irr. Wiatt for Shrphrrtl
( lu-?, in Liftl With *V0
Reeord Eatry of fWm
'??kiiit-i' und I'll?;?? Vl?-o
Sht?*e> One of laWaasjaA Hrr
twit in .{??mit Year?
r.niual dorr ?ho I d.on
I f.t?r
l?r at the 4th Regiment Armory. J*r
Almoit 500 dogs
I, and the ???ja'.ity and typ? were
iifh throughout. The bench show
ommitte? was headed by Mr?. K?rl
?jurman. The show was well attended
nd the judging good. In ?hepherd
ogs the Giralda Kennel?. own
brought out a
ii'? Schal? vrin }toh?n
?ii, who won for the best dog In
>>mprt- dog?.
a ha?
th e ki
i'hiladelph.a. by taking both winner?
owing br- ? rmin
er?, bull terrier?, Alri
wire and i r-rrier? and
Iri?h terrien.. The dogs were ah?WD
?. A. Schwarti.
A record entry of Chow Chow? w?s
it out fcrr ? Wag?ta(T,
awards were highly applauded
(ircenaere General K
rp'* Flama of
?
Ado.- . wii.? agaii. .
Abenacheim
1 won with Hertha II.
Cocker spaniel? were judged I
mer J
Ben I
Mr.
- and
iignon and I
in ?one lime was brought out in the
ih:rh ?en
itr.rr
Halley wen fer the best
! wa? por of Toddingt' ?
.
?her, won. .
round? A
1 owned by Mrs. Charlr
r.ri?e.
?rm?n Pinscher? wer
seen in thi? country for year?. Man*
recently imported specimen? were
I -tphalian Kennel, won
??late bitch
they ?core.l i M h Dj M ??? ?
Mr. .lame? Buehanm r, P? ,
judged Fngligh bolldoff?. A real ore
w?s brought ou liekey,
owned by Char Thu
fem?l<- hold? ?l?o a I than?
pionship. For the I.e.'. dog in the
nata claaaei th* Pi.iiadelph. t )
?ter Alaunts Double, wa? ;
the ?how .s
?Tarflaiga Senaibl? Fred. To mai
the i ? nsily rould
h?ve br ?n rever
'hound? I ?
".' Tolstoi, owned by Captain
and Mr?. R. K. Layte. Thi? pup, only
eight inontlis old, show? the mark? of
ling a champion at an early
Mr. H peal took ?rial
dogs -.vith Vigow. In b
h, owned by Mr
I the rosette.
?
whir ' -how?
t"T iria.iy year?. Mrn. John F. '
? with She
Ifaat and
on.
r. W. Lewi?, ei Leng i
. B?nasela Griffon? and
ih toy spa-.iels. In Grid
8 II
it Gamin and the
blue* Fit?. Jr.hn Papoo?'. Th?
: els also showed real
I
li*h toy spaniel?, Mr?. N. Ower
with Lorraine Alnin us the :
s were judrred k
Morr.- I, of New I
lery Belle won the title el
?
In (I W?dman's I
Conde won the ro?ette. A close com
rat Lroll &
Rosenblaonti' Man oWar. who took
reserve.
I'omeranun. alssj brought out ?
banner entry, and w?r? judged by Mr
nwright. of Br ..,klvn. In
dog?. Mrs. M. Kotrlin, of Yonkers,
:her win with her Pall Mall
Vom. In buche?, Ash
Bf Mr. Je?
Anderson, of N?w
with
*ood l't'ggy .m'' ?rored in dogs
w.th 1
also were . \
?? be.-, of th.- breed Mr M.
Halley won v ith his 1 wysid? Teas!?.
Kathleen Houston Judged French
bulldogs. The cup for the best ass
awarded to Mrs. Mabel J. Riddell's
.nd? Fidelle. In bitches Fleur
il Armourette, an eleven months old
puppy, won the best.
Pari* Artitist Fxhibit-.
OiU and Drawings Here
Collection at W imunakrr (?ul
I'-ry I rt r 11 : ? 1 ? m Striking Im?
prensi?n of Mllr. Sorti
I.001? Icart, known as a
"painter of the golden palette
making an exhibition of o?ls and
drawings at the Wanarr.-.ker Belm?i?o?i
?>. The paintings, fifty in :
..-.dude two full ? '?its.
on? of them a ?triklr.g irr.pressi '
Mile. Sorel. l.-srt as a i
painter af feminirie grace?. These
! vith a ll
?y which I? re:
? snd chara
The method used by Icart is of the
utmost freedom. Whether a portrait,
a fantasy of figure? with formsl Isnd- :
background or a deftlv drawn
charcoal sketch in the smartes?. French
manner, his work is sparkling and
rhythmical. His most personal trait is
int color enmbi
- ge-yellow la which
la canvases ;
are pail
I'aris's fort
faablon artists. Icart has strengthened
and adspled his hand to a
nga of gres'
entire beaut;.. Ha created a sensation,
na the portrait, shown
here. rreaca actress, Mile.
rt, which ' . five
Red (?off Roll (all
.Minds Keaeh S:i5()..>42
< ontribatlons Prom Hanking
ami I n?i I it ?>r ri ul Scrtion?, Shov?
2."> IVr ( .-til Iii?-1?
?
?
? rding
?I thtt
been
?
? la to'sl for
la Indaatrj
has :
policemen have contributed
. S3.000, with cor - large ?urn?
??her municinal depart
? an F.tpress
ipany ha* S
? '-ran?'
embershlps
arrived
ittsn's fMT deal
tlic chairmanship
n jr.
Kill-ton lind Son Coilrclioii
Of Etchings' to (.?? ;tt Auction
died aft nga si
toa s\
which is closing out thit depart
I
IS Art Gal
next Thursday, Friday and
; Satur
The prints will be on exhibition the
?
j with ?!? rn French
i furniture, draperies and other ai
'"red I.>? r>r?<-r at Herman fiolman.
Th- lr.
I brome?, luve ?eats and chair
( VIMi'V a | M\Ki IN IM m NKr.KV
SA I The
..il Martin
?
i for thirty-three years,
died to-??. v as eighty
to the
he was for
I several years Archbishop of Santiago,
' ( uba_
MiXiF. III Nhr. nu b
?fjffce Poley, thirty-five
: year? old, day at h?-r horn?,
imonia,
as horn in St. Aurustine, Fla. Bsi
m her home to-d?y at
Upton Departs,
But Will Come
Back After Cujj
Sir I homaa Start? for Homi
inc Hi- Will Surrly Re>
ttirn in 192 i to Try On?*r
Morr for Yarht Trophy
Goal of Life, He Aven
Sir Eric CeddaM Aiiiiouncci
Tliat Edward B. Cfiimfii
!? \rn Dimlop l'rr-!il?-ni
Still rh<*r.?hing hia life'? Mlbitiea
of winning the America'? cup, Mr
Them?? Lipton sailed yesterday for
home on the White Star liner Homeric,
after leing det?ln?d ? month longer
than he expected. He ha? fully re?
covered from ? ?evere cold. Sir
Thomas wa? hidden farewell ?t th?
pier by Police Commissioner and Mr?.
Knright, John J. Hickey ?nd I th?T
friends.
Before hi? departure Sir Thorns?
r*iter?ted hi? d??ir? of winning bar';
th? America'? cup, which he declared
w?i the aim of hi? life and he besad
? hing would thwart his erTort*, in
that direct!??. He said he had no
plan? for building a new con?
tender at present, hut he would prob
ahly have one ready fer a challenge in
When BUM bo?rded the
Homeric he faced ? barrage of news
nap, r cameras. He diacovered that
he wa? wearing a green f-..
and ina-murh a? he haa nevar been
photographed with any other th?n ?
yachting cap he covered hi? n
has hand? until the now famous blue
? "cap wa? unearthed fl
M of his trunk? in his
After the photograph order.!
approached Sir Thorn?? and r
h.in for an autograph. Above ail
signature he wrote, "There'? no fun
like work," and then added to thoee
grouped about him:
"That i* the motto 1 have followed
all through my life and I find il u
pleasure trying to get your cup ?itk
rl."
Oeddea, who announced Frl
sight that he had accepted the po
i of chairman of th? board of di?
rectors of the Dunlirp Tire and Rubber
? ration of America, before sailing
tba Homeric, ?liter! th.it Kdward
It. (r.-rmain. of ButTalo. in to I.
lent of the company, h?vi ,
r ?B?ral salee manager from
shipbuilding Corpora
a?d Sir (?eorge
Beharrell, who wa? associated with
I ric in the latter'? work with the
h army during the war, and it
now one of the directors of the new
company, al?o ?ailed on th? Homeric.
They expect to rtturn to this country
about the middle of January.
? if a month in thi?
country Sir Kric dividid hu tim? be
, tw?en Buffalo and Washington, th?
? of hi? brother, Sir Auckland
Geddee, British Amb?ss?dor to the
Cm ted St ?tes.
other trhns-Allantic liner?
tailed retterday with Urge con.lgn
ta of Christmas mail and passen
goir.g home for the Christm??
laya or r.ther? who will spend the
I time with relativ?] ?nd friend? abroad
i were th? Whit?
r Liverpool, the
America, of the N. 0, I. lin*. fei N?
th? Red Star liner La?laad tot
; Antwerp, th? P re, of
? or.don;
the ?arednh American liner Drottning
| holamlfor Oetheabatf : the Holland
I ?JTr-.i Haar RotUrdaai for R
tan?, the Norwegian American !.n?r
ingerfjord for Christiana, the
inish Mail liner Monserrat for
? ana and the Anchor liner Colum
?Ling her last trip as a
. to Glasgow. She will
?then be cor.' ? i i into a cabin vessel.
?aariean val mission to Bra
zil. consisting of tuurtaen offlcers and
nineteen chief petty offlcers, headed by
Rear Admiral Carl T. Voge1g??ang,
? former commandant of the Brooklyn
Yard ?nd nid to S*er*t?rj
?s when he went Jo the Brazilian
?-:-!
Inhibition of
Marine Paintings
John P. Benson
At
KENNEDY A GO.
693 Fifth Amuio
Betw pen .Tith and 35th Sts.
.a-k^n r^ag^;
Lwt^ggala^SfaasssgaS
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aUaSsssT*?' V TsBaTZ^
j^?l As.^^1
IM THE TROPICAL ZONE OF FLORIDA
WHERE COAL IS NOT NEEDED
Outdoor lift at Miami is one glorious round
of uholesome, pleasurable /utility
AKTIII It PHYIIHS IAMIII H KAMI
t'onrerl? ssrsOa ''?11? '" Kojal I'alm Park, Iteeawiher to April
CLIMATE?Mlsml ?u? I* II? tftr?m? ?nvtsarn locstlon, peais?*?? th? rend t?u?bt? cllmst? Is te? w?'l?.
T't Quit Strt?~. Kiiirg Ihroufi r'orld? Strait? .? r?r rewtit ???otlt? Mlaril. A??r?o? ttrnparttur? 75 A*
KVlliiM,?Ycu asar sa**? Sally, la seesfcrt, I. th? beautiful biu?-or??n Atlantis
FISHINC ?Trt A-ski !i ? r,i glery areund Miami, SB SMS li t??c?et?r ol th? best Bshlra ?roue?. In th? won?.
Y \f HI l\f;?Miami It th? y?*ht?rr.?n'i tandis?, th? sacneraaa bslsg slang ths Bsr 8e?r? ??J SI?*????
B?y <n front el th? Ro??l Pslm P?rs
(?OL?- ?Sis Links, witslss rs?luio?nt?m;i??. h?v? wer.dsrful tnsfesl ?urrsunelnfS sei setv
not b? ?ufDUMd.
N IS? Tsei mgelclp?! cturti In th? ?ink ?( 0*411.??.: ?r?tate c?urts In many ?f th? holsl
Air ??y???? Is Pslm Otate,
AVIATION?Miami has be?? f>. cert.r ol A.i.tlan ?Iv? 1911.
Havana or Bimlnl In UD-t?dsU F fv-no Bo?l|
POLO?Many cf th? Ittserg*? t??t ?l?r?ri e?nl?st at Miami Bassh Pel? Flwlaf.
\L 1 OM OH 11 l.\(?_*?? rTtu' ?' *'? "*?-"?'?<?. oH-?uff?e?d road? ?dlacaat I? Miami
through On" a? ?nd Troelcal Fruit Ones?. Suftr Plsetstlo?? In EtWglsO?* S*-d I? Ptsttd? SUy?.
75 HOTELS with aet?mm?d?tl?ns t? rttsst ?very d?t???4.
5000 FURNiSHCD COTTAGES I? rtrl; p- <r?|? ?tw/?lli-ges. roomlea h?u???. ?t?.
150 APARTMENT HOUSf-b with I ??aliens, fumlsMr.gi an? u'f? t? satisfy ?II.
MIAMI MOTOR BOAT RtGAITA
U?nb Ird I? IMS ?Kfwatve
i fat hainttii Ban* la t ant.. fall tafatai
I1AJU CsaMIU Of confia
SIA.1I FU
?%
CenUanlat Fxaoaltlon, alio sailed y?a?|
Urday en the Munson hn?r P?n Amar?!
ie?. A committee <f employee? fr?m
th? navy yard were at the pier to .
the i ?rtv ? hearty far???II. The
?ion will collaborate with th? Brazil-,
tan effleer? far th? purpose of j. il
their n?vy on a basis rommen? .
?ith th? iii? and importan*? of
country.
? ? -
sK\-<?o\rnior Prince of
[Men Mexico Um ou I,. I.
Wan Oner Mcnibrr of New \ ork,
I/Tgialaturr and I.oiik Krai.
drnt of gVlinsfiitir*
I/" B?ron Bradford l'rinc?, formerly
Governor of New Mexico ?nd a mem?
ber of ?ne of the olde?*. famtlli
3 ?????, di?d y??t?rday at riuaklng
oipital. II? was eighty-two year?
old.
Mr. Prince was b?rn at Flushing and
wa? a lineal d?tendant on hi?
mother'.? ??de of Governor William
' >rd. of Plymouth. He wa? ?
member of th? New York Legialater?
from 1*71 '
of \.? Mexico from leTI
1182 and wa? elected territorial I
in 1M9. He ?erv?d ?? Governor
until 1H93. In 1
dent of th? N?w Mexico C?r.?tltutton?l ?
Convei ?
Mr. Prince ?tudied law and politisai '
?eieaee ?t Celvmbia Unlv?raiti ?nd
??? graduated in UM with f.r?t honor?
In polieital ?e:*nr?. II* r.
degree of doctor of laws (rom hvnyon
?nd l'ilor?rlo college.. He <-rg?nlr*d
tho Flushing Library A??oci?fton tn
?nd w?? chairman o;
mitUe in charge of the erection of the
ira' and sailor?' monumei,;
? ? Park.
Mr <irviv?d by hi? ?i?ter.
Henry, who h?? p????d
her t;in?ty?third ye?r. Fun?r?i
rangement? have not a? yet been mad.-.
?
(apt. John Jacob?. (Ivil War
\ ?Mr-ran, To Br Hurird To-day
Funeral .?rvic?? f..r (?plain John
Jacob?. I ?vil War veteran, ?ho died
Fr?.ay, will be held this
- .Veit l^Oth Street.
m?ny and earn? to thi? ti?y to live in
lie in survived by Nil -slfe anr|
thr?? children. He wa? ? membrr i
? 0. A. R . ?n I for many
year? wa? a member of Masante Naval
Lodg?, 8?, and MC V?rnon Lodge. 71.
?OP R. 0 UATKKlltr
KNOZVILLI, Tenn., Dec.
R <; WaUrheaea, of th* Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, who was in?
jured by sn automobile here Thursday
night, died this afternoon at 2 o'clock
without regaining consciousness.
Birth, I neacrmrnt. Marriage,
Death and In Memorlam Nntiree
may be telephoned tn The Tribuna
any lime up fe midnifht 1er in
ttriion in the next iay'% paper.
Telephone Beekman 3000.
DBATHJ
urn?.in
huth.nd of Mo.* n*rcn in??
of A?r.?rles. l?t* ?n ? - M?
eh?Blc? ?r.'l M?u.?
Konersi from hi? l?ie
Wtst (?th ?l r*.nl?mr. high m?
ber ii.
Ttrt?rn ?
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1 y.sr of hi? ?g? Bm ?.?tlv*a
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d?nc?, I . '. Pl?:n
? rnd?y ?( 4 r li It>t?r.
'?mtl>
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19 21 ?Sjn?ri >
. i
Minian ir ;. lilt, John /.,
hmljii'l nf Mar> < arr-> I in?? Tarpyi
and f.th.r of John ?"rancl? (?rro .
r'un.r.l from hi? ??I* r??lrl?nr>?.
Il.tb ?I, Monli)-. lr*c?rnber 11. at I lo
rt?r|ul?m m?>? ?' r'hurrh of ft
Them?? ih? Apostle, . i atla ?t ?nd ?f
I?t?rm?ni
-. 8(?mfurd. Con?. Auto
?II? r ori.g?
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lujaban I
n hi? I?'? residen?"?, 6: ?>?nt<!
N?p??a r*r,< Toak?rs N > . ??
d?y. Ir?remb?r 11, al 10 ? In . th?t
Ajguat rr? s
jVrankllri Ir
K of I' , and H rir r?
?p?otfull> ; inn r?qul?m maw
? i ?l\?ry < ?rrnrl.ry Automo
I
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n?h T .\?g?l. I t J?ni*s J
r' ?grov* ?nd d??r m oh*r r.f JUry,
Jam?? Jr., Thorn??, Franc!? and Agn.a
Kur.?r?l rr->iii her lat? resldene?. 4.?
K?.i s?'h ?' . on ?today, at ? II .
|l?m mass r'hurrlr of
???ry
DA\ i ??. i rM?y, I
h<m? J4 JrfT?r?on ?\ , tti I
air? '"h?r!*s It Abb..' ?rid Mr?.
..
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n??r r)r?nd av . llrookl>n, Sunday. I>?
-r It, ?t l?M V >n IM????
? ???.
HI iillKV ;iu.-h. sudd.n'y ?t Hot?l
W?1 h*ti.,n<l. M?nh?"*n Daeatate?? ?
I un?r?l ?ervlc?? will b? h.ld at th*
of th* Holy Trinity, nin'on ?lot
Montagu? ?I?. Brooklyn. Nunday. l>?.
It r.rrtisnl ?t eon
\*nl*ne? of f?mlly. K.maln? lying In
?tat? at !.afay?Uo Chap?l. 49 l.af*y?:u
?v . llrooklyn.
ill) . I'-ramber ". J?m?s J, tn his
f Annl? Ph?w
in?? Merlralhi ?nd th? lal* John I'd*?
(, . . i ?
at ?:*?
ii.pha?!'.
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PIMM '
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M? '
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?i?ry
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fhu- .rjour. Intarm^nt
y?ry
rKK.ll> B?4a?nly, ?a D?e?mb?? I. ??T*'1
I? y??r?. Rosa, widow of Jacob M
drwit'd toother of Emll. H"
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ill'. ' '??n*
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s ?v.. Sunday D???mb?r 1?. at 1 11
p m.
Car? I -r-.bT i -h.m.?
ahead of M,rr,'i'**r1
?/u?.r?l fr..r,, h-. lal. r..l1?ne?. II Wo?l
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horn? of h?r ?l?t?r Mr? M J
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|| b? h.lrl at f?lv?ry
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? t 11 o'r-lo'k. *n arrival of Urki?inn?
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?. m.
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If, Broadway, ??th ?t .
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b#' I. 1111. ??lovad ?11? ?f M?rk? ?ad
daughter of th? lal? l.oui? ?ad Kcth.r
Hium, ?ttrur of A?rsMi. Betty ?n4 ??'?
I' ii?'.- run*r?l a?r?lo?e ?t V?r lat?1
r??id?nca. 114 Waal tilth ?t. ?It Taaa
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IN MEMORIAM
II IHK I'
?
??n.raMf.,,. ,. ? - rutrl
?nd ?l?vu-'..n ?.art a wa>? l.glily ?tar?
rlatfl. Il? ?il a man u'
?Impurity. r??p?e*?d and b?lov??1 by ail
who knew him. Bu?h ? lit? will ?lw?ya
?4 a beautiful m?m*ry ta u? ?nd la ?u
frltnd?
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I MiKI'TAKER*
THE HOME FUNERAL
?OsTkdawted iswaaeeisivsly
Call Columba? 8100
Wlson Doarh Occuis
nUNKECAMPBEa
'IhoVuneral Phurxk:~
itfm-trtt?^.!
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CEMirrrwiiB
-ma wooDLAWN cstBsrranT
1114 St. Jsrom? or L??l??5un ?uLwea.
Been ?t Visa? as B??????a?eu?e?

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