¦i- II. P. Whitney. ; »Sail Tnesriay rlv'ed: lsabel C Harrte. Norfolk for Brinr- MARRIAGES Payne Whim.-'., ¦ tternately. i Marine «1 Washington' Bremen. 0:30 AM t0:00 AM gor; W M Robert-, (Mr). New York for Rev. A. B. / ..: -i Parrsboro, N New M Luther KountM ! Note Reports Tivlves. Crlatöb»!.« 8:00 AM I 3:00 M H; Capo i.vor (Br), Now Blackwell, COOK.-LKftHKR.On November John N. Wim-, opening nli*lu Haven for Herring Cove. N S; Stewart T liTeresa I*,, l^t Occupant K. s even Nail Wednesday Halter (Br). for Parrsboro. N S. Leshsr. daughter of Mrs. A. Harkneas, Harding r»' \nednosdays, THF TIDES to Mr. J. Mis. Th(>ii'.;i'i F i!ven tnatlna'es. rtoohambeaU, Havn»... 8:09 AM 12:00 M First Woman To Be lusher, Fahys Cook, at to» Rykn, wat-i. ow waler Prowbyterlan Rye, N. ".» M ft Jam«« (3 Hiwrton. High Vedie' Liverpool. »:00 AM 12 00 M Church. Y. For Some i AM I'M A,M I'M Belvedere, Trieste.10:30 AM 2:00 I'M GRANtl üdMIoi.nKllS Given World Ports Opero TIBMS Bandy Hook. i'i'At l3:tlD 01 f:3S Anierlcnn Legion» Rio Foreign Is Dead DEATHS Th« Benjamin Sohmil íot Oírla, ThuYs- Oov¿rnor'» 'Island, 1:4.1 1:61 T:Dß 1:2» »I* Janolr».10 :.10 AM 2:00 Pit Arrivals From New York Ordained, Hell Cate.1 :i II :58 t 10 t:3B Himno. Trinidad. 9:a» Ail 1 :00 I'M \üi, i .-»ml GIBRALTAR. NOV 4¦-Steamer tttsVick WKKR-On Friday. November 4. Boxes This Year FrankeitthtUer Georg« i WlmW ul Sen To-dnv Tungus. Turki Isle.... 7:8t» A»M II :00 AM Grange ( »tr) Sarah Adelaide inee i»m. Wireless --.- Frankenthalér, odd Mnmluyv. By ¡.«.«in.« Huvana 12:00 M Last of Frost), ir>a»>w of Theresa, ItOTTKHI'AM, Nov 3.Steamer William Survivor Famous the late Charlen '-.tnrh- I Town .11:00 AM 2:00 PM (Span), lf>21. It the home of his 2JL Regu¬ ance ovor of Sanio. 9:80 AM *, :00 PM CHRISTIANIA. Nov 1.Steamer Par Her Home in "New daughter. SteJlJ of marked Intcnaltj ihij Gulf Curveito, ginisf lord ' Jersey! B. Tank, Chatham. N. Y. and in President's Si «wren ce mot Ina eastward \'lrglnlnn. San Kran... - no I'M Nor) lars, Some Cases Message to M LIBAU, Nov Steamer Beionla 'Han).' BEAL.Suddenly, at Balmvin«. Wem Gulf; Moderato, variable wine«. Mary, Domingo City. 8:.**0 AM 1U:00 M N. Y on Newbtirgb, . S Dollar, San 1'iviio. -. 8:00 I'M BBTR01CN, Oct 31.Steamer N. Nov. 15..The Rev. November 6. 1«21. Ott Account of Twenty eight Countries mostly southeast ana soütn; cloudy, prwn- (Vor). TopBdilsfJord ELIZABETH, J., Louise Bell, widow of the Ele*nor Mourning over Hunt» Mail». I* «'0 AM 12:00 laie at,,-, occasional rains w-t poatton. :.«uii, M Dr. Antoinette Brown said R. in her Wjthai» ten and Windward Passages: London, Nov r, -Steamer Malpe (Br). Biackwell, Heal, »2d year. Funeral serv» l.'i-rjjihemi Sail Friday MANCHKS'TF.R. KoV 4 Si cam-is [{ ,i Il .1 le«-» will be held at her late Moil-mie to fresh norm ana non honst lamba (.in; to have been the first woman minister The Homostead. residencia« »New Radio Era Is wind«, .mo-', ill) fair wckthar Starnngerfjortl. Hergen 1:80 AM 2 oo m Nj-pvíal-in (Br). Balmviile. N. Y.. oj Marshall Fields Usted .Milan»«, «'clon.11:00 AM 2.00 PM for to.be ordained in the United States and Monday, November 7, at 2:3n p. m. in. Begun l*i Ins Departures New XorU terment In Cedar Hill -a* Freflerlk Hendrik, PF.RIM, Nov the last survivor of the woman Cemetery. Arrived Cupe llayll. 1:00 AM 4.Steamer Kntghl Term famous BEDELL.Rayner M., of 20 North Yesterday plut- (Bit ifrdm Colombo». tain ave., Moan, Will Have of United State.«- Null S*lurMetropolitan Opera House for the iorday afternoon at Rock Point, L, [., Oct 27; W C (Itr). M. J. beloved wlf, .. ton which Edward L Doheny ir. Tampico ¡(Jenoral Onrgas, etta, N. Y. in 1825. When she applied Bu<-cbler and devoted mother opens a week from to-mor¬ when a message from President Har¬ to Mexican Petroleum c> wi;h crude oil; Cristobal. 12:30 PM r,:00 PM Lisbon, Nov 3.-Steamer San Francisco. Richard. Paul and Marion. Friday. of row. was sent to anchored otr Tompklnsvllle, s l Poll.» Rico. San Juan. 8:80 AM 12:00 Ai HONG KONG, Nov 4.Steamer City of for admission to Oberlin Theological vcmber 4. at her home, 754 No» Death and mourning have elim¬ ding twenty-eight different Xolia, Curacao. d'SOAM Afiélalo.- Clinton av., countries. Manchuria, Hamburg Ocl 20; to Amer- 12:00 M (Br). Seminary her application was Hrldgeport, Conn. Funeral services inated several prominent families The lean Line iviih 177 lirai, 217 second, 2"* Pastores, Pt Union«... «loo AM I :00 PM SOUTHAMPTON, Nov 5- -A mitanla (Br). strongly her late resldenc«', Sunday, November at importance of this station isthat iliird (laH.s puss, malls arid nuise; Pier Carrillo, Kingston. a;U0 AM 12:00 M. contested by the members of the fac- at 2:*i0 p. m. H, which for several years have it is. in a Vlnton j figured way, to give the United 59, N R. County, Trini¬ COMPSON.On November 4. conspicuously as attendants .States the radio Montana. London* Ocl 24; to Allanlio dad .ii -do AM 0:00 PM Maritime ulty because of her sex. Her parents wife of the late 1Í21. Hattie, regular supremacy of the Line with ¡>. N It. Vaque, Ran Domingo 9':00 A'M .«10 I'M Miscellany Angus F. Compson. Fa« world. It means Transport mdae; I'fi-r urged her to up a for the neral servie»» will be he|(j at during the opera season and as occu¬ direct communication Kit!« Alexander (Mr), Constantinople Edith, San Juan..- 12:00 M PORTLAND, Ore, Nov G The West give study residence. 51* hnr )ttf, with all the commercial na- 10, 14. Piraeus 1: to N' A w'llifaro, San Francisco- Islets arrived from Puget Sound to load ministry, but she matricu- Chestnut St.. Roselle, N. pants of boxes which have been identi¬ Philip Nelson, Wednesdays leading Oct Smvrna 12:00 M nimber for persisted, on Sunday. November 6. at 3 Jy The Ftnoh School, FrldayB. tions, which, as Owen D, chair- Galanos * '«'o with 120 Aral, 25*9 aecond, Portland, Me. Tue British lated at Oberlin, and was graduated terment at Seneca p.m. In« fied with their names a- .\!:s*. Young, In K.I 'und Siberian Prlnîe arrived from Falls. N. Y. almost since the Julia Buibach Randolph, Mon- man of the Radio oí Amer- "04 third pass, mall« indse; await Newport, from that institution in 1849. She was of | Corporation Pier 22, Bklyn. Trans-Pacific Bn'gland, to charter. The Pleiades CORBETT.On November 3, Matthew, Da. inception "»he Metropolitan. B. Landau, W< dnosdays. ica, pointed out, will he especially valu- Gothland (UeirL Antwerp Oct 23; t« Mail» arrived from San Francisco to take wheat ordained in the same year. loved husbanji of Clara J. Corbett mails for New y,.,rk. The ar- devoted father of and A number of families also are abroad The Ueveroll Si hool. oven Fridays. I able in the event of «» successful out- Rod Star Line with 1.090 third class lias« Connecting close at General Poat- iiivf'd Norwegian Torrey .Mrs. Biackwell was engaged by a' George jr. Corbett, at 'Dip Brownson School, odd come of and nuise; l'ter R9, N It. «rrice and rily Hall Posioffi.-.e Slallon, New from Norfolk to load bulk wheat his residence. 305 West 29th st. and as will be for the entire Fridays. the disarmament conference. t> as for the Orient, The Norman '.'social purity society" in New York service and Funeral they away Miss Dow'a Sciiool, Saturday matinees. Uiiyorrne, Philadelphia^ to Vacuum Oil Yor,lc, p. m., follows: .sailed with Monarch to do interment private on 40.Herbert !'. ¡*i. Heard by Countries Co With Vacuum Oil Docks, Bay« liawa,;, grain for the United Kingdom. missionary work, but because afternoon. November 6, at Sunday eeason their boxes will be occupied by Oleason. Nelson Clark, Twenty-eight oil; FIJI Islands, New Zealand and Nov ó.The new Calvary Mondays. "'If there on ne. X .1. Australia, via Vancouver add TreeBALTIMORE, str Pine of the prominent part which she took Cemetery. newcomers. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hubert T. is any thrill in this after- V S S Hallas. Hampton Roads; 120th ft. B. C, Nov. Victoria, j Stale, built by the Bethlehem Sh'.p- in the first National Cl'KKY.On Parson, Wednesdays. noon's said Mr. »Niagara, 7. I building Company for th. Shipping Hoard. ¡ Woman's Rights November 3. 1921. Bernard of have taken over Mme. Rieffel School, Thursdays. performance," Young, N R Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo¬ was allocated to the convention at her Curry, beloved nusband of Marv 5*. Field, Chicago, the Mme. Skerten ! "it is- not because of the Palermo (HI, Philadelphia N«Jv 4; to china suii Netherlands Admiral line of the Worcester, Mass., «'nee Curry School, Fridays. great technical East Indies (ei- Pacific Steamship Company and passed services were soon with. Campbell) and brother of Philip J. Henry P. Davison interests in Box 21, iO.F. W. Woolwortn Est., even Monday». but lecause America to- Italia America Line with pass and indse oopt Sumatra), via Heatlle, Kashlrna lotit the In dispensed Curry. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. B. Q. Work, ovid acKievemont, In transit Pier »7, R, Mam, Nov. Í. Capes l'-ss than eleven hours Her marked attracted the at¬ his late ro.. fron» which they will share with Mr. and Mondays. I day is able to lay down to ¿4 from Baltimore. she is bound to Kobo ability residenoe. 400 West 150th at, Airs. K. Benedict, even Wednesdays, twenty-eight Algiers. GalvesloT) Oct 27, Key West Hawaii, Philippine Islands. Strait« settle¬ with a tention of Horace and some Solemn requiem mags 10 Mrs. Charles Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Manto» B. odd different countries this message from N.,v to Southern S S Co with mdae; ments, Sumatra and consignment of Bteel products. Greeley Catherine's o'clock, St. Thomas who have oc¬ Metcalf, Wednesdays. 2; mail specially addressed ¡ NAN FRANCISCO. Xov 5."Open rates" of his friends, including Charles A. Church. 153d st.. near Am» Lamont, always Otto Frank, Louis Bicrmftn. oven I'ri- the President. Elevator Slip. Krie Basin, Ukiyi» for French Indo-Chlna, British are all sterdam av. Interment it with the Davisons. Eastern Kins- Helíast Ocl 13, Fenit 28; India -ind Ceylon, via San being quoted in OummodltleS in the Dana, and they joined in inviting her tery. Automobile Calvary Cerne» cupied alternately "Certain forces have been mobilized K. Francisco, Pacific Coast-European trade, a recent cortege. As Admiral Earl and Mrs. Lauterback, odd Fridays. so to Moore « McCorinack; isth st.-'B Granite State, Nov, 13. effort to the to come to New York and organize an Beatty Lady that America might quickly Ornvs (. ri. returned; Lulled Krult Co; organize eleven lines In this DAVIDSON.Frank .1.. on November 4. b«u Beatty will be the guests of Mr. anil 32.Austin B. Fletcher, Monday.. develop trade into a conference | tiled. independent church in Metropolitan loved husband of P. Miss Margaret j the best radio communications in the Pier 4ij, N *. A* his Margaret Casey, »t Mrs. Field their stay in Nev, Knox, Wednesdays, to the first vessel In he new French Hall. The young woman shrank from residence. Catherine st,. during William Ralph Jones, Thursdays: world. »Tust as England, because of her Tyrif.iord (Soi ). «Ber^-n (Jet -I; Nor- line service between the »stream, L. 1. Funeral \-;' ¡e- York they probably will be seen with M ¡us wegian-American Line with indue; 30th at, Reports by Wireless Pacific Coast the responsibilities which this office Monday at 10 a. Margaret Ktiox, Sann day matt- geographical location, became the cable and Europe, the Honduras (Fr). arrived and instead m., from St. Mary's Church. the Fields at the opera. center of the here to-day. To centralize th- traffic of- involved, accepted, in 1853, Calvary Interrceat world, so America, in this tir V. S. flees of the the of the little Cçmetçry. Dr. Titus Shares Box 26 new is- the Eomvú round-the-world service of the pastorate Congrega- DAY.Entered into rest on art, center "because every Shipping Robert Dollar tit New York An- tjönn! Church at South Y. ber 4, Frldav. Novem¬ (Distance Is given in rolles. Repoi'is are Company Butler, N. 1921. William J. Dav, Mr. and Mrs. V. Everit Macy have country desires direct communication Sailed ; dated at noon drew Morafr, steamship manager of the because of the attitude of loved husband of Maud dearly be¬ Box 18 for certain STALL with America." Yesterday unless otherwise specified.] company, «ill leave next Largely or Mrs. W. V. an»l brother taken performances, BOXHOLDBRS (Er), Southampton and Cher- Aba'ogarez 470 ¡V Wednesday for many ministers of her she soon II. van .'''and. Fun«ral the of Mr. and Mrs. B...Dr. Mozart The formal was Olympic ami Cristobal Nov 4. HiHt city. The head office of the company church, his late residence. 214 from occupying places Monae-Lesser, Mondays. opening witnessed by hours', Carmania (Br). Southampton Atrwthavre 15 \V Sand Key Nov 4. will remain at San turned from to Uni- West »6th st., on Charles B, who are to Miss Mary Campbell, odd more than two ''herhourg: il>t). Rotterdam! Agwise*. «0 Sand Francisco. Congregationalism Sunday. November «". at 2 Alexander, pass Edwin II. Wednesdays. I hundred persons, radio We'aterdljk SW K»--y Nov 4. NORFOLK. Nov. 5. -it. was announce« tarianisni and her Interment at 1921, p. ». the winter in Paris. Denby, even Wednesdays.! more than two hundred Palermo (ML Naples; Lake Fackler, Poft- Albert lu Waits 80 S Montauk Nov h. to-day In resigned pastorate Greenwood Cemetery. Miss A. M. Condlt, Thursdays. persons.radio an Prince; Archimedes (Be), Manchester America. 1.06 4 E shipping circles thai 50.000 tons at South Butler. I Box 26, of which William Ross Proc¬ Mrs. .1. experts and Ambrolle Nov 4. of coal are being ou: ,,r KLUWORTH-Suddenly, at Villa Tal« ,]. Hallenbeck, Fridays. ¡ representatives of foreign Huftero (Nor), Baltimore; Jekri (Br). Ampetco 660 E Ambrose 4. shipped Hampton In 1856 she was to Samuel C. j mein, Florence, on tor is will be taken Dr. C..Frank Scott Monda countries and .lose Nov Road« every day to New York. married Julia Italy November J, part owner, by Oerrish, vs. commercial interests. Funelia.1; A'grwimcon, Tampico; San Andrea F Liickenbach »4'.' S Ambrose Nov steamer a brother of B. Black- j M.. wife of »lames W. Norman E. Titus, of 417 Park Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. S. Wallach, Mr. and Mrs. who made the Cartagena»! Mlrita (N'';ij, TaVnplco; To¬ 4. Corcoran, chartered by the Biackwell, Henry and daughter of the E!*s«.-ort*| .loo odd scventy-milo trip to Shipping Hoard on a bare-boat basis to the well. She continued to and lec- lafe Benjamin O, for certain performances. Members of Moses, Wednesdays. Rock Point in a train. bolsk (Rus). Norfolk; Mona.in..ck (Br), A'.iiza Meridi off St Augustine Nov 4. preach Clarke. Notice of funeral Brodle Oilman Hlgley, Howard Colwell special Baltimore; Mexico, Havana; Belgian (Br), Asquani lat 40 28 ion (it; 29 Nov ö. Baltlmoro-Caroltua Steamship Company, ture following her marriage, and was Chicago papers please h?r«-nfter. other families who will be absent from Hopson, Thursday**. The station is spread over ten miles New Ponce, San Atenas 4«¡9 N was delivered lo lb" charterers Thursday ' copy, Antwerp; Creole, Orleans; Ciistobal Nov 4. and sailed associated with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe on their because of are Mrs. W. Bari.in Shearman, Mrs. Ernest square. There aTe towers Juan; Oomancho, Jacksonville and Charles- Maton Roug>> 160 NW 4. for Baltimore. I FIELDS.Suddenly, Thur-?dav. places mourning seventy-two Head Tortugas Nov in the Association for the Advancement ber 3. at Marasquan. N. Nove». the George Pcabody Wetmores, the Campbell Bald, Fridays. spread out like the spokes of a wheel, ton; ¡VTihnekahda, Hamburg; Camaguey, Ha;» 780 8'E Martin'« Industry »N'ov :!. Fields, Stf. I».. In J.. William 3, D..Elliott Averett, Mondays. ¦Nassau; ÍSssequibo (Br), Cristobal and Hella 120 NE Port Antonio Nov 4. of Women. She was the author of his «*.,**th year. Inter, Henry Reese Hoyts and James Speycr. six towers to a spoke and twelve spokes .loan ami ment, preceded by brief Samuel Bird, Thursdays. in with the Guayaquil; Philadelphia, San Beilinor lat :"8 ¡là Ion 6ï 95 Nov 4. Marine Disasters "Shadows of Our Social System," "Stud- Kensico Cemetery. services, at Among those who have occupied M. L. Lissberger, Fridays. all, power station as the Curacao; Ponce. San Juan, Calamar*.';, Bfsthnor .110 ENE Cape Henry Nov 5. NEW YORK, Nov. .-.The Londonier ¡es in General "The Market Train leaves Sundav, ¿:Z0 p. m. other but who E..Samuel PhlUipson, Thursdays. hub. The power is kilo- Cristobal and Fort Ltmon. Iroquol«. Turk« Blair 1.300 E Ambrose Nov 4. (Hi arrivai from Science," Grand Ct-ntral 1:13 p. m. boxes regularly in years output 2,000 Hlbbco 427 Ig), Antwerp. Captain re- "Sea "The One and the GAINES.On are at absent from New York Nathan Levy, Fridays. ; watts, or 2,700 horsepower. [aland: Columbia (Br), Olasgow; Cornelia, SE Key West'Nov 3. Ports that, on October 22 tire broke oui. in Woman," Drift,' November Z. 1921. I.ouits present Mrs. A. 11. Bull, Saturday matinees. Fifty San .Tuan; Munamai", Nir"* and Hane-s; Boobya'la Ï.S&l from Cray's Harbor * m No. ."> hold and and "The Island Gaines, beloved wife of are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss miles of silicon bronze wire was used Nov 2. p was extinguished after I Many" Neighbor." «mi Goorge Oatntf James, F..Livingston Qiflosd, odd Mondays. in the A'pino Range (Br), Lvlth; Alamo. Galves- .seven hour.-' work; cargo conslstlny of baleB Since the death of her husband, fif- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton Goelet, Samuel Young, even Mondays. two spokes so far* completed. ton: Chickaaaw, Baltimore; Krholm (tyor), Broail Arrow 2,<'»76 from San Francisco Í of herbs was Vogt. Funeral from her late .1. Du Prati There is a Felix Taussig, IMladolphia; Jef¬ p m Nov L'. damaged by water, teen years ago, she has made her home 6»>2 Magenta si., residence, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gurnee, Mr. and White, Wednesdays. ground wire system con- ¡Curacao; (*.il lu VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass.. Nov. r,.~ Wiliiamsbridgc, Sun¬ M. M. Lubetl, .Thursdays. 450 ferson, Norfolk; Nordst .ionien (Dan), Ma¬ basas 22 NE Cape T-Jenry No» t>. Sch c with one of her married daughters at day, November «i, 1921, at 2 m. Mrs. William M. V. Hoffman and Mr. taining miles of copper wire buried and Mason Camden f»87 N j Isabel Harris, Norfolk for Bangbr, ment p. Inter¬ Mrs. Perez Huff, Fridays. tanza?, Sagua Calbarlen; City, Cristobal Nov 4. : v.'*» In distress cast of El Mora, N. J. She is survived five Woodlawnr. and Mrs. Devereux Whiton. B. A. matinees. j underground. The transmitting range News: Lako Ellsworth, Boston; Cape Romaine l¡!«0 »S San Pedro » m Nantuoket after by Fisher, Saturday Newport Nov p losing her sails In a gale was HACKER-TAt Asbury Park. N. G..James L. Freeborrr, Mondays. is practically world-wide. Xatirar, Gothenbury and Aarhua; Durángo, ,'!. towod Friday: daughters. ber 3, J., Norem. Whitneys Hold No. 30 are ! lJt Lobos; Lake Fernando. and Carrillo 15(1 N Nov 4. here by revenue cutter Acuahnet. -» Henry tu, dearly beloved and M. Goldstein, Wednesdays. TJiero no operators at Radio Cienfuegoa Cape Mays! with water between decks. Sch child of Bertha Lowenstein only Mrs. Goelet will have Albert Hefskovltz, Thursdays. Central. Actual transmission Manzanilla; Montauk London; City of At- Charles Pratt -00 W Sand K»y Nov 4. Gladys N J. Harry Hacker, and the tat« Ogden again Armand Schmoll, Fridays. takes lanta. Savannah: Lake Stirling. Richmond; Chattanooga «."¡(y ¡lu SE Sape San Lucas Taylor, bound to Bangor, went ashoro Joseph Suydam Stout Dies; month?. aged IS year» 11 Box No. the M. Orme Wilsons and place from the central office at ("¡«I S p m Nov north'-* ortheust one mile Funeral Sunday, 1, .Mrs. Hcnn* Blank, Saturday matinees. YssconU (Br). London; \'ellavia (Br), ;;. this Crossrlp Llght- Was a Well Known Broker from Pennsylvania November t, the Cornelius Vanderbilts the box H..Leónidas C. Williams, Ralph Hunter, Broad Street. Nor are there any opera¬ Cherbourg; Union Cuy,, Liverpool: Sar- Centennial Stale rjí7 67 Ambrose Nov 5. j ship morning. Revenue cutter has train from Station, meeting of and the Vincent As- Mondays. tors at the receiving station ai River- envie. Havre; Gustavshold (Sw). Trelle- City of Fairburv 33 NH Jupiter Nov 4. gone to assistance. Joseph Suydam Stout, stock broker, Asbury Park arriving ll.tt, alongside them, R. L. borg: Lake Elsah. Boston; Sunshine, Tam¬ City of SI Louis 191 SW HattTa-B Nov 5. VINEYARD HAVEN. Nov 4.Ruth. Xor- HARKI».November 4, at her will have their No. 7. Box Giften, Wednesdays. head, sixteen miles from Point. folk for died from at his West 81st st.. home. 21 tors box, AV. F, Kenny Fridays. The Rocky pico; El Mundo, Galveston. Clarksburg luo from Cape Henry Nov 4. Searspprt, Me, anchored oft the pneumonia yesterday Jane A., wife of George No. 17, as in years past, will be held by Mrs. George S. Jephson, Saturday mat¬ radio signals are automatically Tancred (Nor). Hamburg. Montrolite, Comal '¡'0 SW Halteras .Nov 4. harbor here to-day with one of the crow 156 East Street. Harris, president emeritus of Amhertt inee.** transferred to the New Tampico; Calamares, Havana; Palermo Coming- 47> E Sand Nov 4. seriously ¡II. After medical assistance ves¬ home, Seventy-ninth College, and mother of Mrs. White and her sister, Mrs. York office. Dakotau Key sel j Funeral George Harris ¡r. Henry J.Winchester Fitch. Mondays. Australia til), Naples; Anna. (Nur), Kingston; Kin- Int ¡16 43 Ion 7K 6»*i Nov 4. proceeded. He was a member of the firm of Stout services at Providence, B. t, Hamilton McK. Twombly. -Mrs. George R. Turnbull, Wednesdays. Gets Message cardlne (Br), Catania. Devolente 168 NM Block Island Nov i. .JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 3..Sehome, Mo¬ November 7. The estate of W. K. Vanderbilt/ will Mr. and Mrs. All other B T Bedford 368 W Sand Nov 4. bile for Preston, previously reported aban- & Co., 25 Broad Street, which his fath- Frederick Brown, Thurs¬ wireless operation was ICastcrn Key has j HARWOOD.Josephine, sister of the 6 and Clewses i «'Itv pd Sand Kev Nov 4. donee*, been towed into port here In a er, the late Mrs. Louisa ¡at« have Box No. the Henry days, stopped yesterday between 3 and »3:30 Joseph »Suydam Stout, j Eldridgo «Aunt Louisa), on as former Parker Baker, Fridays. Cleared Bdmore 3,661 from Seattle 8 I'M Nov 2. waterlogged condition, founded in 1876. His November 4. Services and George Jay Goulds, in Airs. o'clock so as to give this set every El Dorado 71!". S San Francisco Í PM MARSEILLES, Nov from grandfather, the The Funeral J. W. Newlean, Mrs. Charles F. ici Nov 3. 4.-Bankdale, late Andrew was a Church, Broadway at tifith on will share Box No. 12. Mrs. . A Montauk, Garlick; London. Atlantic Sol 6i> \V Nov 4. i New York and und in Varick Stout, found¬ st., Run. years, Weber, Mrs. Orlando F. Weber, .Sat¬ possible advantage. few minutes Tortugas Philadelphia port j day. November 6, at 2:00 p. Whitelaw Reid and Ogden Mills will urday matinees. after the message was dispatched sta- I Transport Line. Emanuel Noble .,0 B Nantucket LV* i AM her", had fire aboard. Cargo damaged, er and president of the National Shoe delphla papers please m. Phil». Box 20. V..Mr. and Mrs.' John W. Herbert, Mon¬ Í tions in Mexico, .tone»; Havana; N Y & Cuba Nov 5. NORFOLK, Nov 4.The fishing str M M and Leather Bank. copy. have No. days. Norway, England, France and s s Co. Evelyn ¡Ott SW flatteras Nov 4. Davis arrived here with the shaft broken. HASNEft.Joseph A., of Bay Shore. L. The and the I that had re- and Everett 4 W Th" str Mr. Stout was graduated from Co- i November '!. In21. t, Harry Payne Whitneys R. Henderson, odd Fridays. Germany reported they Munamar, McDonald; Nipe Bane«; Montauk Buov-Nov ; fishing Margaret, previously re- home of Funeral front ths as usual will share W..Mrs. Anson ceived it. The is believed to Muuson Line ! I'leetco 4,000 from Sau ported sunk, was raised the lumbia in 1895. He was a Charles P. Hart, 1401 Payne Whitneys L. Clark. Monday's. message Nov Francisco S PM to-day by University s!.. Brooklyn, East 'Ita Box No. 30 alternately, and J. P. Mor¬ ¡have reached Sydney, Australia, a dis¬ Olympic (Br), Hayes; Southampton via ¦". Merrltt-Chapman Wrecking Co and brought member of tiie University Club and the Monday, at 2 p. m. will have the box in the center of tance of 9,000 miles. Cherbourg; White Star Lin». Freeman 24 SSW Batnegat Nov 4. Into port here. Sehr Gertrude A Somer- Club. He is survived his HINT.At her late residence, Hyde gan Sunshine, Nlckerson; Tampico: Pan- <>:«>orge W Raines J70 W Sand Key Nov 4. ville. St .To,.-, Fla, for Porto Rico, which Riding by N. Y., Saturday, November 5. Park, the No. 36. Meadow Brook Chase Held President Harding's message read: American Petroleum and Transport Co. Clendola f>25 SE Ambrose Nov 4. was wrecked in the hurricane which swept wife, Mrs. Ethel Stout; a {nee Quick) in Sarah A.' house, "To .McKenzie; Jacqueline Hunt, her «Sth year. Fu- The complete list of boxholders fol¬ be able to transmît a messa^s Iroquols, Monta Cristi and Gulfland 17« E Sabine Bar Nov i. the Florida coast, arid reported a derelict son. Joseph S. Stout, who is at St. n->r,al from the Baptist Church. Rhine- radio in the that Puerto Plata; Clyde g s Co. Gulfllght 286 NW,Tortugas Nov 4. on Nov J, was taken in tow by the Coast beck, N. Y.. lows: A. J. on Texas Wins by expectation it may San .luun and Paul's »School, and his mother, Mrs. Monday. November 7, at Davis, Star, reach radio station ?n Ponce, Folker; Ponce; N Hawlteye Slat.e 6S8 from San Francisco 8 Guard cutter Yaniacraw bound for Sa- 2:30 p. in. Relative« and friendB BOXHOLDERS. every the worm Y and Porto Rico S S Co. PM Nov 3. \ annah. Julia F. Stout, of 574 Madison vited. are in¬ FAÄTERRE in Class is «o a Purdy 1.Mr». Goelet. Heavyweight marvelous scientific and tech¬ Camaguey, Baldwin; Nassau and San¬ Herbert I. Pratt 160 \V Sand Key Nov 4. ST JOHNS, N F, Nov 4.Five schooners Avenue. IRVINE.At Ogden The Meadow Brook Hunt held nical as to N Y and Mall-S S Co> Houian 256 W are ou Washington. D. C. 3.M. Orme Wilson. Mrs. Cornelius Van¬ Club achievement justify special tiago; Cuba Sarwl Key Nov 4. the rocks in Bonavlsta Bay. Ro- ber 1, 1921. Robert T. Novem¬ its point to It affords Gustavsholm (Sw), Johnson; Trelleborg Howiclt Hall 308 N Colon Nov 4. ports from Kings Cove. Normans Cove, noral- Irvine, M. D, Fu- derbilt, alternately. point steeplechase yester¬ recognition. peculiar grati¬ and ! 1 C White 404 RAYNOR M. BEDELL services on Sunday, November 6. Mrs. E. Reeve-Merritt. "Wednesdays. day on the Underhill near fication that such a Kalmar: Furness Withy &. Co. E Tampico Rar Nov 4. Keels Island and Deer Island report one 2:30, from the at farm, Jericho, message from the Philadelphia, Goodman; La Illinois 179 N .lupiter Nov 4. wreck each. Str Harden. New York for F. residence of Mr. James 5.Estate of George 1'eabody Wetmore. L, I. The crowd was large and the con¬ Chief Executive of the. United States Curacao, .1 C MONTCLAIR, N. J., Nov. 5..Raynor Turnbull, i* 1*2 st., Mrs. Harold Brown. Guayra atul Puerto Cabello via San June; Donnai! 116 W K»?v West Nov 4. this port, was reported by wireless to be Spring Osslning, N.Y. test most thrilling* and of America may be received in Blisp, Fallen & Co. .1 N Pew 200 VV out of fuel and with disabled. M. of 20 North Mountain Ave- JOHNSTON.On .lohn Aspegren, o'ld Mondays. picturesque. every Tortugas Nov 4. machinery I Bedell, 1921, at 10:.;0 Thursday. November 3, Mr«. W. even Mon¬ A. J. Davis, riding Texas star, won land, from every sky, by people with Consort, Hiekey; Cardiff, Avonmouih and .tapan Arrow 265 fJW Hatteras Nov 4. Was taken in low by the Peacock. Sehr p. m., John Myer, hus¬ "Watts. Sherman, Bristol; J II Winchester & Co, Jehu 240 N »Tuplter Nov 4. Violet Cu'rrie is ashore at N F. nue, Montclair, died this evening in band of tho late Alice* days, odd Thursdays, odd matinees, in the heavyweight class, in which all whom our nation is at peace and amity. « Twlllingate, Alton R. Johnston Haywov-d, son oí »lohn F. Montgomery, odd Fridays. to Port de Boulogne (Fr), Lemerle; Tan¬ .lonancy W by S Block Island Nov 3. Sehr Clarence it was abandoned at Mountainside Hospital from tetanus. and fh» \ntr Annie E. entrants had carry 190 pounds. This That this situation may ever gier and Casabl; nea via Katorl Maru 1,180 from Reilly's Island the hurricane which Whiteford, brother of Lillian and 7.Vincent Astor. happy Philadelphia; * Cape Fiàtterv 8 during Flo¬ event was for the Buteel continue and that the Thre» Star Line. PM Nov 3, and a He was forty-one years old. Mr. Bedell rence. Funeral services at Harris Fahnestock, odd Fridays. Challenge peace w*»ich swept the coast here. The captain 4 his ¡ate resi¬ blesses our own Natirar, Melander: Lake Elmdale 3S0 SIV seaman were drowned. was a canoe into the dence, East Xewell st.. MrB. Robert 8. Brewster, odd matinees. Cup, presented by David Bows. In the land rimy presently Gothenburg and Havana Nov 4. pushing PasSaie N. J., on Ruthirford, ».Mrs. Willard in which entrants become the fortune of all Aarus: Moore * MoCormick & Co. Lake Fanyan «12 E «?ape Cruz Nov 3. VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Nov 6.The River three weeks when he was Sunday. November 6, at 3:3* Straight. lightweight class, lands and Montrolite, (¡race; Lake Fannln Î61 H Scotland coast cutter Acushnet and the ocean ago p. m. Mrs. E. H. Harriman. 165 earnest Tampico; Robert L J.,V Nov Z. guard cut on the foot a carried pounds, James Park won, peoples is the hope of the t Hague. Lake Floravista HH N W Havana. Nov 4. tug Paoll were unable to pull the 4-masted by sharp blade of JONES. Ai' his C. T. Mathe'vs. odd Fridays. G. M. American nation." Levant Arrow 374 south¬ grass, a wound which devel¬ Park residence,. "33 Central 11.Archer M. Huntington, riding HoeksCher's Kingsfoot. Durango, Sullivan; Port Lobos; Colum¬ NW Cape San Antonio sehr Gladvs M Taylor off the shoals causing West. Louis M., in h!s 73d year, be¬ This event was for the Willie Price bus Shipping Co. Inc. Nov 4. east of Cross Rip at high water late to- oped blood poisoning. He was an en¬ loved husband of Louise Arthur Curtías James. Lewis K Thurlow $8 father of and devoted Mrs. E. H. even Mondays. R. Milazzo. (It), Rlzzo; Gibraltar; Bowring N Tortugas Nov 4. day. Tbc sehr grounded in a westerly gineer, a graduate of Cornell Uni- Charles E. and Ferry, Challenge Cup, presented by W. in & Co. Limon S41 N Santa »Marta Nov 4 gaie this forenoon. Jones and Mr». William Nathaniel F. F-rederlo B. Pratt, odd Wednesdays. Grace. Society Riding Parties Logan lat 4« 10 Ion versity and for several years was as- i brother I. Lehman ana Mr«. W. DeForeat Manice, even mat¬ j Tnngred (Nor). Anlresson; Hamburg and 179 24 8 PM Nov 2 The vessel, resting on sandy bottom? has of Thomas W. Jones. those were Mr. and Biffa; Kerr S S Co. Louisiana 66 S Cape Lookout suffered no damage, but with the gale still sociated as an expert with the late private. Funeral inees. Among present Special Dispatch to The Tribune. Mantilla 200 Nov-5. Houston (Tex.) papers pleas» ÎÎ.Henry K. Taylor, Moses Taylor, George Mrs. Joseh E. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Krholm (Sw), Pntia.n-.nn:' Curacao and SE Haltera» Nov 4. bloving, the Acushnet decided to stand by Dr. Peter Cooper Hewitt, of New York, copy. Mrs. William Lowe and Mrs. J. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Marocaibo: Bliss, Dallett & Co. Matinicock 2*10 NW Tortuga« Nov 4. throughout the night. He was a candidate on the Tax Henry Warren. Grace, Mrs. P. Grace, Mrs. Mason .Matura 501 SE Ambrose Nov Nov ,"> --Cutter Yamaeraw re- Single MASON.Entered Into rest at Rice, odd Fridays. Thomas Nov. 5..Horseback groups, riding City. Pearson; Sundsvoli to New- Maul 4. NORFOLK, ticket for the New L. I.. Huntington, E. H. Mon¬ Payne Whitney, Mrs. Hastings, j-Va.,to Sunset port News; Moore & MoCormick & Co. 145 from Honolulu 8 PAI Nov 2. ported she had towed Into the light to the Jersey Assen*bly. Friday, November 4. Joseph John, 15.Mis« Iselln. Mrs. Gary, odd Mr. Mrs. Howard Gap, Valley View, Hunter's Eclipse, Munalbro 2 NE eastward derelict He is survived one brother and beloved husband of days: John J. Watson ,1r., even Mon¬ and Dietz, Mr. and and trails Hawkins; Yokohama and Kobe Cape Charl«s Nov »r.. of Tybee River the by sleeve Charlotte Glider- Dr. J. Lancashire, odd Mrs. Paul D. Cravath, Mr. and Mrs. Ridge many to-day, included via Norfolk and Panama Canal; Barber S S Nacata 12 NW Tortugas Nov 4. American sehr Gertrude A Somervtlle. three sisters. Mason, in his 4 3d year. Funeral days; Henry W. II. Line«. Munairea 65 WNW The sehr was bottom-side with broken services at St. John's Fridays. Thomas Hitchcock, II. L. David Vanderpoel, J. J. Watson jr., l'ap<> San Lucas Nov 4. up. ton. Church. Hunting¬ Mrs. H. McK. Bell, Anna (Nor), Iverson; Kingston and Nacoochee ."'1 SVV Frying Pan Nov 4. spars and torn canvas floating alongside. Monday, November 7, »it 2 o'clock. It.Mr«. Henry White, S. B. F. B. Voss, Samuel Harry Payne Whitney's party, Miss Puerto Nora '_. 0r> W Sand crew ROBERT VÍCTOR GROSVENOR Twombly. Dows, Wing, O. Colombia via Norfolk; (.'aril,bean Key Nov 4. The fate of the la not known. SrCOKMACK.Marye, daughter or the late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Post, Margaret Flint, of New York; W. E. S S Co. Occidental 116 NB Jupiter Nov 4 SEATTLE, Nov 5.Survey of th-' sir Nov. 5..Robert Edw. A. and Sarah 1».Estate of II. C. Frlck. Willetts, Robert Lake 'Orleans 7Cr> E LONDON, Victor E. McCormack, on SI.Charles Steele. Marshall Field, even Mrs. J. E. Smith Hadden, Mrs. 0. W. Carter, McLean, of Philadel¬ Ellsworvh, Benson Rio dn Jnneiro Jacksonville Nov 4. Morristown, Hollo, P I, for New York, "November 4. Funeral from th» residenc» matinees, odd phia; Mrs. Edward Morris and James and Santos to Boston; M H Trncev St Co Paraguay l«i N »rupiter Nov 4. disclosed that the Bteerlng «ear. steam Grosvenor. the third Baron of Ebury, of her sister. Mrs. Mondays, Thursdays, Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Davey, 770 wire Thomas F. Downey, Mrs. C. H. Foster, odd B. of Fukuyo Maru (Jap), MlKuno; Yokohama Pastores S Scotland LV Nov 4 piping and deck fittings badly dam¬ died at Beaconsfield He was 119 Cambridge pi., Wednesdays, Thomas Fay, George Littlejohn, Mrs. Waller, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. and Kobe via Norfolk and Panama I'aulshoro 620 ESE Dcleware age.! in the storm which the vessel en¬ to-day. mass St. Brooklyn. Requiem Friday«, D. Buhl, of Mr. and Mr3. Kisen Canal; Nov 4. Breakwater mid-Par.ilk*. The Morristown Augustine's Church, f'h av«. íí.Blbridge T. Gary, Mrs. B. N. Breltunfe, J. S. Phipps, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Detroit; Toj-o Kaish». j countered. In born in 1868 and formerly was a cap¬ and Sterling pi. Brooklyn, at 9:***> Mon¬ Mondays; Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt, Wednes- Almirall, Mrs. A. B. Duncan and Mrs. Francis L. Hine, and Mrs. Ethelbert I. Comancho, Staples: Charleston and Jack¬ Potos! 10:7 from Colon Nov 4. was 100 miles distant from the sir Fukui tain in the 13th Middlesex Rifle Volun¬ day. November 7. day«; Edward «T. Berwind, Fridays. Thomas Low, of New York, arrived sonville; Clyde S S Co. Pulwico 196 N St Thomas Nov 4. Maru (.lap), when the lutter was aUan- teers. He in South MEAGHER. G. Haven, Mrs. Forsyth Wicke«, Hastings. v to-day. Creole, Jacobs; New Orleans; Soulhern Quaker City 70 from Philadelphia Nov i. doned as sinking. served Africa in Ellen, beloved mother of t8.George Other arrivals from New York in¬ Pacific Co. «Juillota 107 N 1900 and 1901. In 1908 he married Miss Thomas F. and Joseph V., on Thursday, estate of John SI. Parsons, John N. cluded Mr. and * Guantanamo Nov 4. November 8, at her even Monday«; Finley- J. Mrs. Andrew Fletcher, Jefferson, Horsley; Norfolk: Old Domin¬ Qulstconck 220 S Sabio Island Nov 4. Florence of Ed¬ residence, 501 W«Mt Willys, Boston Orchestra Pleases Mr, and Mrs. ion Trans Co. Ravo 2H5 SW Hatteras Funeral of C. W. Newhall Padelford*, daughter 168th at. Funeral Sundi-y. November «, Shepard, Thursdays; Anson W. Bureh- Erickson N. Niekols, of Nov 4. ward Padelford, of Savannah, Ga. at 2 p. m. ard, even Fridays; Mrs. John E. Par¬ Rye; E. E. Loomis and Mr. anti Mrs. Norwalk, Call: Boston; Eastern!S S Co. Roanoke 427 W Sand Kiy Nov 4. Special Dispatch to The Tribun« The heir to the sons, odd matinees. The program of the Boston Orches¬ William Felix Tauasig, Keene; I,os Angeles and Robin Goodfellow 7 S Destruction Tslaad N. Nov. 5..Funeral baronetcy is Captain MlLLKK.On November î, 1921. at hi» %%.John T. Pratt, R. Fulton Cutting and tra's second performance of the season Mackenzie, of Brooklyn. San Francisco via Philadelphia and Pana¬ 8 PM Nov n. MONTCLAIR, J., F., E. Grosvenor, of Moor Park, Rick- home, 560 Atlantic ave., Booklyn. the Mr. and Mrs. W. P. a bridal ma Canal; AVeir & Sabine Sun 2C'>ñSE Cod Nov «ervices were held at the home Rev. George E. Harold I. Pratt, alternately. at Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon Helm, Houlder, Boyd, lne. Cape 6. to-day mansworth, Hertt. or Miller, beloved husband Xt.Mr». Richard GambrlU. Giraud Foster, couple from left El Mundo, Nelson; Galveston; Soutrern San Pablo 105 S Nantucket LV Nov. 5. for Charles Wallace Newhall, who died » Gertjrude E. Miller. Funeral service» included Brahms's Symphony No. 3 in Washington, to-day Pacific Co. San Ricardo 19 8 E were held Mrs. J. Stewart Barney and Mrs. after a fortnight's Mr. and Charleston Nov 4. on Thursday after a illness, at the Immanuel M. E, Peter Larson, even Mondays. F major, Opus 00; incidental music stay. Mrs. Lake Chelan, Pelrce; Baltimore; Hal- Santa Marta 4»"> W Cartagena Nov 4. protracted THOMAS J. PREDEV1LLE «hurch. Dean st. and 5th ave.. Brook' ; M. shaw S S Mr. who was born in East on Mrs. Newbold Morris, odd Thursday» from Schubert's "Rosamunde," Franck's Henry Frank, formerly Miss Co. Sevre 66 HE Nnntuckat LV Nov 4. Newhall, Word was received of lyn. Saturday, November 6, at 2 p. m. Mrs. Benjamin Brewster, «ven matinee«. Blanche Baumann, of New also Lake Elsah, Coogins; Boestott; Clyde Silver Stale "1.800 from Seatlle 8 PM Nov 3. Mass., where his had yesterday the Organ Chorale No, 2 in B minor, and York, S SaugUf*. family "NAI'GT-E.Suddenly, on November 8. 1921. tt.Mrs. Vanderbiit. Reginald C. Vander¬ recently married, ended their S Co. Sixaola 255 N Colon Nov 4. lived since 1028, was ;i veteran in the death on Friday at Saranac Lake of James M. Naugle. of 1214 Washington bilt, even Mondays. Berlioz's overture, "The Roman Car¬ honey¬ Palermo (It).Poggi; Palermo and Naples; ! Sólitalr-> "MI". S Scotland LV Nov 4. Street. moon here. Italia 68 wire business. He is survived by his Thomas J. Predeville, for Hobok.ii, N. J. Funeral «er*.IMS Charles K. Sampson, odd Friday«. nival." America, Inc. St John's Count SE St Thomas Nov 4. twenty-three private. Interment at r«. It.Estate of Henry R. Hoyt. Miss Roslna of Mrs. William Grossman and Miss South American (Br), Walsr: Callao and Steel Age 184 S Hatteras Nov 5. wife and three children, Adelaide M. a Philadelphia, Mr. Montcux's reading the sym¬ Moliendo years city employee attached first N'ICOLL.Matthias Nicoil. on S. Hoyt and Rufus L. Patterson, Ruth Grossman went to New York. Mr. via Baltimore, Norfolk nnd Pan¬ Stool Trader 150 NW Tortugas Nov 4. Newhall, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Mrs. to the Coroner's at his November t>, even MondayB. phony was not characterized by any ama Canal; American Metals Transport Co. Swltscout 140 N Jupiter Nov 4. office and later to the residence. 104 Bas« 7?th st.. in the and Mrs. W. C. Mennen returned to Homer C. Neal, of Montclair, and Al¬ Medical Examiner's office in 81st. year of his age. »* E. Francis Hyde, Wednesdays. great degree of depth, but he was N. Sch Charles C Lister. Warnock; Applo Tanamo 200 S »Scotland L V Nov 4. Queens. fit. Funeral services Mrs. E. Farrar Bateson, odd Thursdays. wholly fortunate in his treatment of Newark, J. River, N S; Sexton & Bryant. ¡Texan 710 S San Pedro 8 P MNov 3. bert Wallace Newhall, of Phoenix, Ariz. Predeville was obliged to leave his Ignatius Church, »-'7th st. and We*1" Mr». S. even Thurs¬ Bch Vincent A AVhlto PertU The 800 ESE Interment be at East End av., at 10 o'clock Monday mornltig» George Dearborn, Schubert's charming music, which was (Br), Cain; Angeles Ambrosa Nov 4. will Saugus. post a few weeks ago on account of November 7. - Interment at day«. Amboy; J V vt'hkney & Co. Turrialba 757 9 Ambrose Nov 4. «- illness. He N. Sh*!«er Island, IS.-J. P. Morgan. beautifully played by the orchestra. On j Vesta 102 N Jupiter Nov 4. lived for many years in Y., at convenience of teh family. *.Frederic A. Juilllard and Captain W. The organ chorale, a work cast in the Going To-day Vinton County 165 N San »Salvador Nov 4. Flushing, and was a power in Demo¬ RENARD.Augusta Ohrstrom. dearly "».. C. Beach, odd Thursdays. . familiar Franckian mould of ¦¦ I Virginia 162 NE Hatteras Nov 6. Weather cratic ranks. He is survived by a wife loved wife of Fred O. Renard, after . Mrs. Frederick Pearson. Fridays. wishful Incoming Steamship» Vistula 249 N Jupiter Nov 4. Report brief illness. Funeral DAT and a service from «.. Belmont and Frank beauty and uplifting serenity, skill¬ Due To-day 200 , daughter. late H»t August V. Storrp, American of !W H Tilford NW by W Tortugas residence, 118 W. 76th St., on No¬ «ven Mondays. fully orchestrttted and as admirably Museum Natural History, ad¬ Veaael. PorL Agency. Nov 4. Sun rises.. 6:31 a. sets.. 4:47 p.m. vember. 7 at 11 a. m. Mrs. Clarence M. odd matinees. mission free. Oct S 26 S m.[Sun sets.10:46 m. CAPTAIN H. W. Hyde, played by Wallace Goodrich, waa a Leeds City. Alexandria, l?..Kerr M Co Wellington (tug) Cape Mya Nov 4. Moon riscs,12:04 p. in.¡Moon p. SCHLOTTMAN ROCHOVtV.John P. E.. on «I.Estate of W. K. Vanderbilt. feature of the con-sari. Metropolitan Museum of Art, admission Matoppa. Alexandria, Oct 13.. .Norton-Lilly West Corum 675 SE Sape Henry Nov 4. his November 4, at ».Miss L. P. Bliss, C. N. Bliss Jr., Mon¬ free. Asia. Marseilles. Or.t 19.Fabre West 1498 from 8 Police Captain Herman W. Schlottman residence, 269 East Klngsbridge rd. Lin« Greylock Colon FM LocaJ Forecust..Fair and colder to-day*, Funeral services on a' day«, Fridays alternately. , Aquarium, admission free. Celtic Prince, Gibraltar. Oct 21. Nov 4. on Sunday 8 p ro» Now York Historical partly cloudy to-morrow, with rising tem¬ (retired) died Friday at Deposit, Funerisl Monday at 10 a. m. B. H. Borden, II. S. Borden, Wednes¬ Basso's Concert Society, admission Gul DJemal, Constanza, Oct 1». West Haven 193 N Colon Nov 4. moderate northwest winds. Woodlawn. IntermMil days, Thursday alternately. Postponed free. C B Richard * C» West Ivan 2285 from Cape » PU perature: N. Y., according to word received yes¬ Mr. Borden. Mr. Bliss, matinee«. Van Cortlandt Park Museum, admission The Oct 22. Nov 2. Flattery of free. Angeles, Malaga, Record.. The terday at Police Headquarters. His STOUT.Suddenly, pneumonía, on Satar» 1 William J alternately, Metropolitan Arbitration,'' Temple Emanu- Vestrii, Rio de Janeiro, Oct lt>. Toshlda Maru No 1 lal 49 46 Ion 1Î9 63 t crees (at m.); lowest. 10 degrees ma$ be telephoned to i he Tribune and Mary White. t*.Miss Helen O. Brice. Opera House next Friday are Kl, Fifth Avonue and Porty-thlrd Street, Lamport & Holt Line PM Nov 2. 8 p. in.): average. 40 degrees; average l'un, ral services at her late i-shieno«, evening 11:16 o'clock. 14:12 Bedford ave.. Charles B. Alexander. not valid, as the Metropolitan Musical Pastores, Havana, Nov 3..United Fruit Co Zullan 6'7:i S Ambrose ,Nov 4. same date last year, S2 degrees; average any time up to midnight for in' Brooklyn, 0:1 «iinday. Mrs. Edward F. Hutton, Mondavs. Bureau has been Address by Dr. Stephen S. Wise on "The Apache, Jacksonville, Nov. .¦*...Clyde Lin« same date for thirty-three years. 4S de¬ November 6. at 1:46 p. m. Relatives a»« Mrs. V. Everit Macy, odd able to secure the World's Only Chance," Carnegie Hal!, 11 City of Montgomery, Savannah, Nov 3, grees. sertion in the next day s paper. friends invited. even «matinees. Wedniiadays, Manhattan o'clock. Opera House, thereby sav¬ hours Ocean S S Co American 3000. WOODWARD.At St. Luke's Hospital. F, Frasler Jelke. the Rev. V. B. Dar¬ ing the public the trouble of Story for children, conducted by Due To-morrow Ports Humidity Telephone Beekman vember 4. Walter Scoit Woodward, hu*'IJ*»* lington, odd Fridays. tickets. changing Anna- C. Chandler, Metropolitan Museum BALTIMORE, Nov 6.-Arrived: Sac band of el of Art. 2 and X City, t a. tn. in.... m SO Mary Thurston and father Hugh A. Murray, even Fridays. o'clock. Lafayette. Havre. Oct 29.French Lin« Glssgow via Boston, Hnmpden, New fork! 61|1 p. 34¡8 p. E. Constance. Services at St 1».Ogden Mills. Literary Vespens, "The Return to Oct Oculgee, Houston ; "births Church. siepbenf conducted Nature." Finland, Cherbourg, HJ.. Red Star Lino via Clarksburg, Hamburg West CSth st.. east of Broad¬ Mrs. Whitelaw Held. Miss Hertenstein in Recital by Edgar White Burrill. Town Scythia. Queenstown. Oct 30..Cunard Line ¡ Boston; Charl»s II Cramp, Seattle via Barometer Readings ACI.T.Oil November 4 to Mr. and way. Sunday. November 6. at 2 no- iS.Dr. W. Beward Webb. Hall. 123 West Forty-third Frederlk Oct New York. Philadelphia and ech ,1981. p. Miss Mario Hertenstein, who gave o'clock. Street; 5:3» VIII, Christiania. 29. Zeb(.dee Cliff. Norfolk; g a. m 29.7till p. tn.. 2 '». S t S p. m.. S0 0S Mr». Charles H. Ault, 1023 Broad Streot. Albert Cornell, Monday«. her first Funch, Fdye it Co | Klngsport, N S. Sailed: Newark. X. J., « daughter. Mr«. George L. Rives, odfl Fridays. piano recital in New York at Lecture by Dr. Will Durant on "The Phi¬ Porto Rico, San Juan, Nov 3. Cori-oran. Georgetown; Lestris (Swedl, CEMETERIES Dr. Walter B. James, matinees. Town Hall yesterday dis¬ losophy of Balzac," Labor Temple, Four¬ N Y * Porto Rico S S Co Gothenburg. General Weather Condition«. it.Mrs Herbert Lee Pratt, afternoon, teenth ¡street and Second of BOSTON, Nov 5.Arrived: MARRIAGES Mondays closed talents of commonplace variety, Avenue; 6 City Karachi, Gibraltar. Oct 15. | (Dt). Gorredljk | WASHINGTON, Nov. 6..The storm that MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY Mr« Henry Morgnn Tllford, Fridays. of which a hard Norton. Lilly A Co Rotterdam; Gran (Nor*.. Sagua; vas entrai last night over Lake Ontario SI.William Rosa Proctor. touch, a fair technic 7,ulia. Curacao. Oct 30.. .Bliss, Dallett is Co Brush. Pacific Coast ports via New York; moved increased in In¬ MOIXER.NELSON.On T!rur«day. No- WESTCHESTER <*0. and conventional rapidly eastward, vember 3, at Family plots: convenientNON-SKCTABIAgi Arthur Ryle. odd Wednesdays. ideas of interpreta¬ Lecture by Edmund B. Chaffee on "Jesus Algeria. Glasgow, Oct 28.Anchor Line L«hlgh. Seattle via Philadelphia; Mlssl*- tensity, and to-night its center was over 1921, Grace Church." by m« payments; ¡JJ¡ Dr. Norman E. Titus. tion were the und t Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Nov 5. rslppl (Br), London and the Gulf of ï'.ev. Dr. Charle» !.. Slattery. ausisted sctlptivc booklet D Office. »T" distinguishing features. Disarmament." Labor Temple, Four- Mall. Antwerp; Charllon! St. Lawrence. This disturbanci by. Lenox ave. fr,ee. J. Hornblower de Witt, even Wednes¬ Her program included t cent h Street ami Second Avenue; 7 I Furness, Withy & Co Tacoma via New York; Arlington. .-.used west and northwest gales during the Hev. Francesco O. Urbano. Helen days alternately. Brahms's Varia¬ o'clock. Lambert's Point: J H Devereux. Nor- the .luv on the north Atlantic coast and Desmond, daushter of Mrs. William W. tions and Fugue and a Theme Han¬ { Due Tuesday ¡folk; «Dntarlo. Beeb»- Nelson, of lf> Kant THE WOD*LAWN CEMETEBt II.Mrs. Bayard Cutting. by Address by Henry Frank on "The Mystic Oct Philadelphia; Transporta- has been followed by decidedly colder Tenth Street, Í33d Clarence II. Mackay, odd Mondavs. del, MacDowell's Keltic Sonata and IWps of Self," League for the Acropolis, Gibraltar. 24. tlon. Newport News; Whlteway ( Br). New weather in the middle Atlantic and New lo Harm EskÜdgen MolKr, oí New York. St. By Harlem Train «r by Su»*»-!* Larger Stephandis Benaa ! York. «Latter seven Lota of small six« Mrs. Harry Sinclair, Fridays. pieces by Chopin, Debussy and Strauss- Life, 222 West Seventy-secon.l Street; Vinton Nov 4.) Sailed: City Fngland states, the Ohio Valley and the for aala. Mrs. J. J. Wysong-, even matinee«. Tausitr. 8:15 o'clock. County. Kingston. Oct 2..Clyde Lin« of Karachi «.Rr», Philadelphia and New region of the Great Lakes. Lecture Morro Castle, Havana, Nov «...Ward Lin« York: City of Columbus, by Dr. Will Durant on "America," Carrillo, Santiago, Nov 3.Unit' Fruit Co Grecian; Savannah; Comparatively mild temperatures pre¬ AMUSEMENTS l Labor Temple. Fourteenth Streut and Norfolk and Bultlmore; Ontario, vailed throughout the Southern etatea'a-nd AMUSEMENTS Due Wednesday Philadelphia; Everett, Baltimore. west "CAMPBELL SERVICE" Second Avenue; 8:15 o'clock. Nov (Latter generally of the Mississippi River Í IS-* 4.). There have been local h BOAKD Oï" EDUCATION LECTURES Alaakan, San Pedro, Oct 22...Unit Am Lines Nov. light rujiva and founded apon intimate EMILIO DE Due HAVANA, 5.Sailed: Alfonso X.III snows within the last twenty-four hours thorough, knowl- ^¡T Manhattan Thursday (Spa), Vera Cru»; San GH (Br). Cristobal: ilong the north from Minnesota to all the Oct T*nlbit border edge of factor» that enter into the Organ recital by W. A. Ooldaworthy at Phoebus, Gibraltar, 24. ..Three Star Line" (Bry, Puerto IJmon; Morro Castle. Maine, and local rains in extreme southern «#* Kftblnga, Gibraltar. Oct New York. Texas and on the north coast. a Washington Irving High »School. Irving Oct 21.Norton-Lilly Pacific making of perject Fwrw.ro/ Arrangement Placo and Sixteenth Street, at 3 p. m. Sliaola, Kingston, 5_United Fruit Co .PHILADELPHIA.. Nov r..Arrived: City The outlook ip for cloudy weather alcçng one |TC&ft of Newcastle (Br). Calcutta -via the northern border , nearly hundred careiqllV .."The French In America," by Dominique Due Friday Sl»rre Leone Boston; and fair weather else¬ »electedemploypeople. Our WwT Audollent, at Fubllc School 101. 111th Oct * (Dan), Hull; Lllmae, Turri- where east of the Mississippi River during Institution of TWrtr t W Rema. M»rseilles, 25. .plob: Santa IVr^sa, N«w York. Sailed: to-morrow \e*r«. le Street, west of Lexington Avenue. Pub- James W Elwell it Co Manchester Mariner and Monday. Temprratorrrf will steadily expend!«/. 1 I lie forum. Caracas, San Juan, Oct 8. (Br), Manchester via rise In the region of the Croat Lakes t.nd £»BjUa*We Invite year GOGORZA i "The Book of the Norfolk, Newport Newa and Haltfax; the Ohio Valley and on ¡n ho Inspection. If Hour." by Professor J. Bliss. Co Monday G. Carter at Hotel Datiert"* «Quaker Tity, London, Hull and Lcith: P:\r- middle Atlantic and New England states. CmII 'Columbus 8200" Nov. Troop, Majesttc. Cen- Sarpfos, Kingston. Oct *...Caribbean S S Co matia (Dan), Bui-nos Ayres via Amy Hour, Day or Slgèl I I Sunday at'ernoon, 20th, TOWN HALT, at 3 P. M. tral Park West and Seventy-second niiro; Rio d« Ja- Street ; ?» :30 p. va. Frieila, Sabine; Virginian, San Peilr« District Forecasts Kastern Naw York vi» New York; Nantucket, Roslon sehr» and southern N->» FRANK E. it rook n M England Fair and cold CAMPBELL I 1> Marguerite Weyss. Point» a I SONG RECITAL Outgoing Steamship» Pltr*: Mub«» Sunday; Monday partly cloudy, with rising "THE PWERAL "Th(> Moor of Yesterday and To-day," by ¡ »\ Fry». Norfolk; Phil Publlcker, Havana; temperatures. CHükCH^T I I Harry C. Ostrandor, at Public School Mail Veaael Edward Plerc», Cardenas. Hastern and Seat« and Boxes at BOX OFKICE, 121 W. 43d Bush 4Ï, Closes. Sails. I Ale. Nov Pennsylvania New Jersey- A«e*<*w«y at 6**it. 2Î* St. NOW wick Avenue and fíalpel Strest, > PORTLAND,. 5~Arrived: Bv- Fair Sunday and Holiday; warmer Monday. Str,.t M a» Htereopticoa and Sail To-morrow * NJffolk Sailed: Skaraas jHf AI»» ./ Wotfiohi» Musical Bureau, 8 E. 5+tk 3u Piano. news «colored miMea JrUt (Nor). Western Pennsylvania and western New Flswr» t.r All Oce«il»»>. AftHW. m-rel D^ir, Oar Steinway picture.» Gaamk, Danzig..!.... 3:30 pm (:«»ra Troa«lkJ(»«n. Norway. York.Generally fair weather and rising Seae-alM. fliL VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. Nov S.Ar- (»mperatures Sunday and Mond' .y.