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New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Murchison's Suspension
Is Lifted by Committee

Loren Murchison. the indor national
50 and 300-yard sprint champion, was
rsnstated to good standing by Jacob
Stumpf, chairman OF the registration
committee Of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton A. A. L., yesterday. The New York
A. c. sprinter was suspended one month
ago for falling to answer charges of
insubordination against him by local
official.
The committee received a telegram
yesterday from Murchson. who is now
in st. Louis. 1t stated that illness in
his home would prevent him from ap-
pearng before the committee at to-
nights meeting Murchson said that
he apologized for his hasty actions and
requested his reinstatement
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Double Win for Lafavette

EASTON, Pa, May 5.-Lafayette Col
lege scored double victory over Muhl-
enburg College here to-day. The varsity
track team outclassed the visitors in a
dual track and field meet by the score
of 8312 to 2S12, while the Lafayette
tennis team won five of the six matches
played. Crawford and Leconey, of
Lafayette, and Klein, Of Muhlenburg,
were the double winners in the track
meet
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Fordham Freshies Lose

The Clason Point Military Academy
nine defeated the Fordham freshmen
on the formers Westchester field yes
terday by score of 4 to 3. Harahan
made several spectacular catches in
center field
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Columbia Freshmen Lead

Columbia's freshman tennis team won
it's second match of the season from
New York University's cub team on the
East Field courts yesterday afternoon.
The home PLAYERS captured FIVE of the
six matches, NJ. H. Smedley losing the
lone engagement in the singles to G.
Snow 7-5 Ga
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Skeeters Lose to Akron
Before a Record Crowd

AKRON. Ohio, May 5.-Akron de-
feated Jersey City z to to-day in the
first professional baseball game played
here in six years. The visitors were
blanked until the final inning. The
largest crowd which ever attended a
game here was on hand, many who
were unable to get into the grounds
through the turnstiles jumping or
breaking down fences.
Tha cccra.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

Earned runs-Princeton 4. Three-base
hit - McNamara. Two-base hit - Dunn.
sacrhces-Lee. winton, warburton. d.
Kuyk (4. Stolen bases-Strubtng, Lee,
winton. Left on bases-Prnceton. 4; Vir-
gtna, 6. First base on errors-Princeton,
s; Virginia, 8. Hits-On Taylor, s in "a
innings; off Hodgson, none in l Ia. Double
plays-MacPhee and Strubing; Dunn and
Baughtman. Struck out-By Warburton,
S: by Taylor 4. Bases on balls-Or War
burton. l. off Taylor. 4: off Hodgson, g.
Hit by pitcher-By Taylor (Strubing).
Passed ball-G. Kuyk. Umpres-Wester-
welt and Martini. Time of gume--1:45
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
The Score
Totals .3e s s4s4 Totals ..sloba7las

Totals 80 8 s4s4 Totals ...8lDba7 ia
'batted for Waterfeld in ninth inning.
n. 7. IT,: IT,. 9 8 : 9 ! S-s s-s
Two-base hits--C. Baker. Bromley. Home
runs-C Baker. M. Baker Sacrilce--Liss
Wheelock, Johnson Lett on basesNRut
gers 3; N. Y. u, 4. Bases on baits-Or
l,elaney, /; off Waterheld, g. Struck out
By delaney. 10; by Wateraeld, T. Hit by
ptcher-By Delaney (Van Orden). Passed
ppaliso-Cohen (22, Bower (2). Umpire
Mr. swenson. Time of game-l :55
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Victory for Colgate Nine

HAMILTON, N. Y, May 5.--The Col
gate baseball team defeated the Cor
nell nine here this afternoon by the
score of to 2. Leonard, the Maroon
twirler, held the Ithacans to three hits.
The score by innings
r. H E.
Colgate. ...... o 3 0 ks IL 8
Cornell. ...... 1 o--2 4
Batteries-I.eonard and Mcbride; Cor
don and Wincor
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
The score:
Totals ...S6 6 IL 2s S Q Total, 49sl4o7 Is =

Vut' HIt by batted baIT,
G {. G 5oS" n e.. e.. ! O. 9 3 9 9 c-s c-s
Earned runs-St. Johns 6; C. c. N z.
=, Two-base hits-Scheertn, Aylward
Three base hit-IIouston. Sacrifces-Zock.
Kelly. Stolen bases-St Johns 2: G. G.
n Y, 2. Double play-Schaerer Holland
ana Domico- Left on bases-St. Johns. 10;
{. {. ~ ", T. Struck out-By Houston. .:
by Feigin. Q. Bases on balis-Or Houston,
=, Off Feigin' a. Hit by pitcher-By Hous.
i2n' tNorman. Murray). Umpire-Mr
IloIfnaN TlINe OF game hours
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
and simply through lack of team play.

and simply through lack Of team play.
Here we are on the threshold of
another series of Davis Cup matches,
and yet we have no definite announce
ment as to who will form our doubles
team in the international contests. 1t
may be Tilden and Johnston, or Tiden
and Garland, but whatever the combi-
nations it is lack of sustained practice
as q team that threatens our success
in the doubles matches abroad.
When are we going to get together
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
St. Johns Nine Wins
From C.. C.. N. Y. 8 to E

A sensational stop in the eighth in
nlng by second baseman Holland, of
EaS, EaSklnss hard liner. prevented City
established in the first three frames
and enabled st. Johns to come out on
the winning end of an to 6 score ves-
terday afternoon in the Lewisohn
Stadium '''''''
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Yale's Timely Hitting
Beats West virginia

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 5.-Yale's
timely batting in the second inning to-
day gave the Ellis to victory over
the West Virginia nine. The home crew
pushed four runs across on passes to
Parsons and Selleck, hits by Diamond.
Crane and Sawyer and two errors.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
De La Sale Nine in Front

De La Sale Institute defeated Irving
School in a closely fought baseball
game on the latter's field at Tarrytown,
n. Y, yesterday by the score of 6 to 5.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
College Results

Swarthmore. 8; Columbia, 8.
Pein Ppeinnsylvanin. 81 North Carolina. L.
Stevens. 8; Johns Hopkins, q.
Holy Gross, ]; Tufts, q.
=. 7, u: 81; Rutgers, 8.
Part%1Yts D. S%ap oiSa',eff; ia Earsar 81 { College, g.
Yale. 8 West Virginia, 3.
Vermont. 10: Williams. o.
Colgate, g.: Cornell, g.
Penn State, 3; Army, 1.
Navy. g; Washinton and Lee, 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

Totals. SO 7 "a 2l Totals 80 10 81 IL
"Batted for Eberts In ninth inning.
Anren 5iTss2 city,: !,.: 3 : . -
Two-base hits-Kane t21. Shields. Shan
non, Harper. Hoblitzell. Home run--Shan-
non. Stolen base--Thorpe. Sacrifices
Gill. Walsh. Shannon. Webb Purtell.
Double play-Harper. Walker and Hob
litzell. Left on bases-Jersey City. 9:
Akron, 6. Bases on ba!ls-Or Gill; 3; off
Harper S. Hit by ptcher-By Harper
tZeitman). Struck out-By Gill. 9: by
Harper 1. Umpires--Warner and o Brten.
Time OF game-l:54
AT ROCHESTER
Syracuse. 49,. 0 0 0 o-1 8
Rochester,. o / 0 x-4 l
Batteries-Pennyman and Neibergal:
Barnes and Beyers
AT BUFFALO
R.H. E.
Ba,timore 15;,ni7o "o q : 9
Batteries-Frank and Egan: Weir and
Bengough.
AT TORONTO
Reading ...... 0 O. !
Toronto ....... Ks II /
BatterieeBarnhardt karpp and Cros-
sin; Bader. Shears ana Sandberg.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
n. Y. L, Freshmen Win

The New York University freshmen
nine defeated White Plains H. S. yes
terday by score of Is to Z. Flynn
starred for the yearlings with two
doubles and two singles.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

International League

GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Akron.
Syracuse at Rochester.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Reading at Toronto.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Akron, Z; Jersey City, 4.
Rochester, A; Syracuse, 1.
Buffalo, 3; Baltimore. 2 90 ins.)
Toronto, S; Reading, 4.
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. l.. PC. W.L.PC.
Buffalo. 9 3 .750IReading. s 7 .462
Baltim'e. 6 .57lJer. City. d 6 400
Akron. 7 4 .636 Roch'ter. 4 s 1913
Toronto. 6 S .500Syracuse 7 800
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

Two-base hit-Maderia. Stolen bases
Sawyer ca. Sacrihces-Sawyer Aldrich.
Holmes. Double play--Turkovich. Madeira
and Martin Bases on balls-OT Lumley,
.; or Se!leck. l. Struck out-By Lumley,
z; by Seleck, 8. Hit by pitcher-By
Lumiey (Sawyer). Left on bases-West
Virginia, 8; Yale. 5. Umpire-Mr John
stone. Time of game-1:3O
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

Fordham Bows to Yale
NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 5.-Ths
Yale second team to-day defeated the
Fordham first team at tennis to-day
by making a clean sweep in the singles
and" doubles
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
FINANCIAL

TO HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT FOR EVANSVILLE AND
TERKE HAUTE r: X: COMPANY FIRST
CENT BONDS DUE APRIL FIRST.
1912. ISSUED UNDER AGREEMENT
DATED APRIL 21ST. 1915, BETWEEN
THE COMMITTEE THEREIN NAMED
AND THE HOLDERS OF SAID BONDS
WHO SHOULD BECOME PARTIES
THERETO:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Modi-
hcation and Amendment Of said Agreement
is proposed by the undersigned Committee.
and copy thereof has been filed on March
l, 1920 with The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, Depositary under said Agreement.
a. its office. No. % William Street. Borough
of Manhattan. City of New York. Each
holder OF certificate of deposit issued under
said Agreement. II he does not within two
weeks after this date, file with said Deposi-
tary a, its said Office his dissent in writing
from the proposed Modification and Amend
ment. will be concusvely presumed to have
assented thereto according to tho provisions
OF said Agreement.
Dated. New York. March @ 1920.
FREDERICK j. LlSMAN, Chairman.
ELLIS w. GLADWIN,
AUGUSTUS V. HEELY.
ASA S. WING,
HAROLD PALAGANO.
Committee
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Buyers Arrived
Continued from preceding page

LOUIsvILLE-Kautma Strauss Co; Ben
Strauss. fancy goods merchandise man
ager: eco Fifth Avenue; room 14l1.
LOUISV1 Dry Goods Com
iowers, feathers; 2 West Thirty seventh
LOUISVILLE-Stewart Dry Goods Com
pany: Miss NJ Ross, waists; Miss E. Ben
nett coats suits. dresses. wraps; West
Thirty seventh Street: Associated Mer-
chandising Corporation.
LOUISvILLE--J. Bacon Sons: NJ B.
Mountjoy. millinery. waists knit goods.
furs misses. girls suits coats: % East
LoUIsViI.LE-M I. Tairchid, dress
making aupplies; Gregorlan.
LYNCHBURG. Va. - Fields Watkins Co; ;
II. Fields. clothing and hats: Breslin.
MEANWHILE. Pa.-A. Miller. shoes; Con-
MEMPHIs-Bry Block Merchandising Com
paw: II. r. Kordenbroc1 muslin under
wear. silk satin pettlcoats. boys. chill
drens wash suits; 116o Broadway; S.
MEMPH1S--Bry Block .Mercha ndising Com
pany; Mrs. Stout. g-,ves. hosiery. knit
underwear. handkcrchiefs: 352 Fourth
ner. spring suits. coats. dresses. fancy
MIDDLEToWN. conn.-NJames II. Bunce
& Co; Miss d. d. Van de Water. notions,
toilet articles, jewelry, umbrellas; 404
MILW Observation-Disclosures Apparel Co.:
J. f.. Burns general merchandise; 364
Fifth Avenue.
Cent?. millinery: he5 Broadway
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.--Hass Bros: Mr..
Hass Sfady po1 to wear w;nn 4oi Fourth Avsnue
prints: Miss SNily, ready to wcar $50
Fifth Avenue: Syndicate Trading Co
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Tire Manufacturers
OF Nation Predicts
Advance i'm Prices
Dealers Expect the Current
Year Will Break All For
mer Records as to Farm
illgs and Total Business

The general advance in tire prices
announced yesterday by practically all
she large tire manufacturers in the
country marks the official opening Of
the spring automobile season. The b.
+. Goodrich Company advanced it's
prices on pneumatic tires 20 per cent
and Increased the cost of solid tires
from 10 to % per cent. An advance of
from to 20 per cent on pneumatic
tires was put into effect by the Good
year Tire and Rubber Company to-
gether with increases Of 20 per cent on
pneumatic truck tires and from 10 to is
per cent on solid truck tires. The Fire
stone Tire ard Rubber Company issued
new price lists showing increases of 20
per cent on pneumatic fabrications, 10
per cent on pneumatic cord tires and
about 10 per cent on solid truck tires
From advance orders already received,
and the increasing number of motor
cars being manufactured, tire dealers
are confidently expecting the current
year will break all former records as
to earnings and total business This
advance in prices has been talked of
for some time but was held back owing
to the fact that few companies had
large supplies on hand, and it WAS
feared they might not join with the
others in raising prices.
1t was estimated yesterday by large
tire manu- acturer that there are now
close to 100000 automobiles and motor
trucks at present in the United States.
AS practically every one of these ma
chimes require at least a new set Of
tires every year, together with the fact
that the automobile companies are
loaded up with orders for new cars and
the demand from Europe shows a con-
siderable increase, it is quite evident,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
BUYERS COMING
Army Orders

From The Tr1bunc's Washington Bureau
WA ASHlNGTON. March 8.--Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Quartermaster Corps
Collins, 1t r. P. to Hoboken.
Air Service
Beverida e. I'd 1t. j.: jr.. to Long Island City.
CarmodY 1t. Col j. d.. to New York.
Infantry
Curry. 1t. H. c., to Camp Devens.
Stewart Col. G. E.. to New York.
johnson, Ut. X. c.. to Camp Devens.
Brewer. Major T. L., to Troy.
Coast Artillery
Pendleton, Capt. R. T., to Cambridge.
Miscellaneous
Benson. MajNr c. c.. T. c., to New York.
Dickinson, Capt. r.. u. S. A.. to Newark.
Rowe. 1t. Col G. l., q. M. c., to Paris.
Petit. Col. J. A.. Adj. Gen., to Governors
Island. Ports mouth, Concord Junction and
Camp Deveny.
Won schrader, Maj. A.. Med. c., to Takoma
Park.
Fader. Capt. f. F.. Ord Dept. to Camp Dix.
Lovett. Capt /. X. Med. c.. to Staten Island
Sprague. Capt p. F.. Med. c., to New York.
Gregory, Capt. J, P, San. c., to New York
Fort Sheridan, Chicago and New York.
Martin. Major L.. gen. staff, to Princeton
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, March s--Arrived: strs
GChhet,pauip Cht, 'a no de Janero Santa Rosa,
1Ger), Bremen; Trinidadian. Tampico ::
p9int Jn1aco LobDs Ts p,hiladelpha Cleared: ST.
Tulare Texas City; Baco Norfolk: Jean.
Boca Grande; Waukesha. Port Tampa; !;
HSrman y ;iai1, Monarch {Brl. Piraeus etc Via
rhiladelphia; Seattle Spirit. Philadelph
lfeVean (Br). Calais: Firmore, FELTON,
so cApE b,s. HENRY, Va, March s-passed in
qadnn, 1Ir ba'timpre; Strs Lake Hewes, Genoa
Tampa snno san sauSpam nda LA Lake p Gaata Port
TairIax. Manchsstsr: Fsnnyworth SthS 9B5s lsss
Cala's: Westwood' Havre and Bordeaux.
St BOSTON dn9saro y. Marcn s:-,Ar;rivea: strs
Manehester; lnkuIa Brj 'Heria hendon 'sF2 VIA
Hewpor Her1ana NsMs has Weir Banes Lake Ennis
Lake Silver. Philadelphia; Nantucket
Baltimore: Brandon. Norfolk; Northwind NtNHni
TaEe HeEfo'S: sav, Maiden, NorfolE Sailed strs
Covena. Norfolk: Arlington. Norfolk: Lake
bledsoe Norfolk; Lake Cannonsburg. Nor
Iolk It Lake Geneva. Norfolk; Ontario
CHARLEsToN. March s-Arrived: strs
Araeahoa taae ravonsa Nv Huelva Yora Glen Hamburg
Jacksonville). Sailed: strs Ignaclo, Itai-
ian ports via Gibraltar: Santa Clara New
Tamesi, Tampico; Lake Fiume. New York:
Grelfryda (Br), Eavre
'. JACKsoNV1LLE March s-sailed strs
Ratahdin. New York; Lake Faribault
Boston.
MOBILE, Ala, March s--Arrived: Str
Lake Gardner. Antilla, Cuba; schr Rose
Murphy. Progreso.
NEW ORLEANS, March s-Cleared: Strs
Herbert G Wylie. South Shields, England !;
Magmeric: Lisbon. Portugal and Morocco,
via Norfolk; Panoil, Tampico; York uar-
Dor. Porto Rico.
NEWPORT NEWS. March s-Arrived: ::
Strs Nordfjeld tNor). Norfolk: Cattesmore
NBr), Norfolk; Malvern Range (Br), Nor
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NJ IN II VT VI Etl 7 INtf.
I65 Broadway, New York. y. Y.


165 Broadway. New York. n. Y.
January 2. 1920.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Southern Pacific Company will be
held at the office OF this Company in An
chorage, jefferson County, Kentucky, on
Wednesday,, April Z, 1920, at twelve
O'Clock noon, standard time. for the fol-
lowing purposes, viz:
!. To elect fifteen Directors.
;. 10 consider and act upon all Dues
tions and mattera which they legally come
before the meeting relating to Federal con-
froi OF the Company's properties under tho
act OF Congress OF March 81. 1918 or anv.
agreement or settlement with the Govern.
ment in respect thereto or relating to tho
termination OF such Federal control by tho
return or tho properties OF herwise and
or relating to conditions resulting from or
succeeding such Federal control and gem
orally all Questions and matters growing
out OF or incident to such control ter
minathn thereof. or following conditions
=. To transact all such other business a .
may legally come before the meeting in
ciudins the approval and ratification OF all
action or the Board CT Directors and of the
Executive Committee since the last annual
meeting of the Stockholders Of this Com
pany. ~
For the purpose OF the meeting. the
books Tor tho transfer OF stock will he
closed at 3 o'clock r. NJ. Tuesday. March
20, 1890. and Will be REQ pened at 10 o'clock
"A A., Thursday. April s. 1920
By order OF the Board of Directors.
HUH NEtlI. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Shipping N VS.

5gk YaA qsn, Lansey ss ssr
New ssS york: a'e"s west%ooa. % %BaltimoTs: sharon
Piave (taD, Dalskar: Lake View. George;
ol sGw1 aaaes aS'tfwsy T rsTr
Norfolk. Kaduna (Br). Liverpool; Thor
gord tNor2: Vera Cruz .u, co..
gcSfoen SD@sohFFhl Fh.aas'phsa; MsFSh csisps, Sev
York; Wifrid Laur!er CFr). Vancouver
Lake Fargo. Havre; Awendaw. Marseil1es
eH~1en sianw Range sso'S ebr1 Newport News; Meiwu
Ms5a so Sor Mss NGssps
Marseilles; cocalt,, Pensacola; cliffwood
mont; concordia LBr);; Newport News News
Easterncr, = portland Ne. sori dtaHh 1l.h
Monarch (Br). Copenhagen Caledonia
!swed3, LIVERPOOL: sylvia Victoria lBr)
san Francisco; bark Paul (Ger?. Halifax; !;
schr Myron Taylor. Genoa. Sailed: trs
Copal Grove, Antilia; Hampden: Rotter-
donia tSwed). New York. Irish Monarch
tBr). Puerto Mexico; Zovette UtaD,
Gharssto9 b.. Western 0eesn
lBr). GLASGOW; Miwu Maru (Jap): Rot
lTr9 London Gf' ts} crIpple creek. Sapes
Patuca (Br), kingston; West Indian, Rio
J5aneiro: Kotonia 1Danl,. Aalborg; winfrid
=. PHILADELPH1A. March sArrived:
Strs Clan Cumming lBr). Beira via New
York; Gorbes Mend (Span), Aqua Amarga
Point Judith. Caibarier: Calabasses, Guam
tanamo; Coverun. Cardenas Pausboro,
Port Arthur; Bessemer. Port Arthur: How
ard. Jacksonville and Savannah; Cretan,
New York; Lake Foxboro. New York
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del.
March s-Passed out from Philadelphia
Strs Lake Glencoe, Jucaro; Cowboy. Bos-
ton: Essex, Boston; Persian, Jacksonville.
REEDy ISLAND, Del; March 3
saldo Savoia GtaD. Genoa.
PORT EADs, March S.-Arrived: strs
Mexico; Corozal. Porto Rico: Lucelum
OBJ, Tampico; Mexicano tNor), Calves
name. Port Barrios: Yoro (Hond), Ceiba.
Sailed: Str Qustconck, London via Liver
PORT TAMPA, Fla. March s--Arrived
Key West; Point Arena. Philadelphia.
sailed 1le,l l,r str calavsras, savannah
Str Cralgowne. Norfolk.
PORT ARTHUR. March s-Arrived
Sdc,d Strs Elorida. pensacoa: Mohawk Mobile;
Tampico: British Beacon CBr). Newcastle
British General (Br), British Marshall
aBr)' Homerhaven; tug South American,
with barge, Tampico. Sailed: Strs Aryan.
ish Star (Br). Davenport for orders
SAN FRANCISCO, March s--Saled: Str
kanagawa Maru (Jap). Yokohama.
SAVANNAH March 8 Arrived: Str
TAMPA, March s-Arrrived: Schr E P
Theriault (Br) Havana.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE Or THE STATD OF NEW
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD.
FREE AND IMDEPENDENT. To the
issue. If any. Of King sland sutton, de-
ceased. who and whose names and places
OF residence arc unknown; the New York
Trust Company. as Administrator of the
goods. chattels and credits of kngsland
Sutton, deco- sed. any and all persons who
are or claim /" be successors in interest to
the property impressed with and affected
by trus, in favor of said Kingsland Sut-
ton. now deceased, during his life by vir-
tue of the Last WIN and Testament OF
New Ymr ~ eeeased uisa o rcshH Si
stanton Whitney. Ethel Nj satterlee.
Lloyd Aspinwall. and to all persons inter-
next OF kin or otherwise in and to the
property affected by a trust in favor Of
kinsSland Sutton now deceased created
of Cornelius X. Sutton, deceased. who at
the time of his death was a resident of
the County Of New York. SEND GREET
ING:
Upon the petition OF THE NEW YORK
TRUST COMPANY, having its office at 26
Broad Street, Borough of Manhattan. City
Of New York. you and each of you are
hereby cited to snow cause before the Sur
rogates' Court OF the County of New York
held at the Hall OF Records in said County
1920. at 1880 o'clock III the forenoon Of
that day. why the Account OF The New
trust for the benefit Of said .Ktngsland sut-
ton, deceased. created by the Last Will
and Testament of Cornelius X. Sutton, late
of the County Of New York. deceased,
should not be judcially settled.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court
OF the said County OF New York TO be
hereunto affixed.
WITNESS Honorable John r. Cohalan, a
Surrogate OF our said County at
(SEAIo the Hall OF Records. in the Coun-
ty. of New York, the 18th day Of
February, in tho year OF our Lord 1920
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
HUGHES. ROUNDS, SCHURMAN 4
DWIGHT, Attorneys for The New
York Trust Company. 9s Broadway
New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09

this dealer asserted, the number Of tires
sold during the current year will exceed
the 40,000,000 mark spoken of some
time ago.
With the spring automobile season
just beginning, tire dealers declare it
would be impossible for them to sell
at the old prices. During the winter
months the demand for tires slackened,
owing to the number Of cars put into
storage as result Of the inclement
weather, but with spring rapidly ap-
preaching the dealers SEQ these lost
profits returning in the shape of record
breaking tire orders at the advanced
prices
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09

ALICE r.. HALL vs. HAROLD c. HALL
Order OF Noticc.--State OF Connecticut
Fairfield County Superior Court. IS.
bridgeport. February 26th. A. d. 1920
Upon the complaint OF the said Alice r.
Hall. praying. for reasons therein set
forth. tor a divorce and custody OF child
now pending before this Court. having
been returned thereto on the first Tuesday
of February. 1920.
1t appearing to and being found by this
Court that the said defendant is absent
from this State and gone to parts un-
known-residing in New York State last
known address being New York City-and
that notice of the pendency of the com
plant was given required by order OF
notice heretofore issued. and now the
Plaintiff asks for a further order of notice
In the premises.
Therefore Ordered. that notice of the
pendency OF said complaint be given by
publishing this order in the New York
Tribune. newspaper printed In New York
City, once week for successive weeks,
commencing on or before the end day Of
March, A. d. 1890.
by the Court.
MICHAEL j. FLANAGAN
Clerk OF the Superior Co@rt for Fairdsl6
lpW0tYA M
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
MEETINGS

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a special
meeting of the stockholders Of GOSSE-
LIN TRADING CORPoRATIoN, held at
the office OF the company, No 63 Park
Row Borough of Manhattan. New York
City. the 2Sth day OF February. 1920,
the following resolution was adopted
WHEREAS. The connection of Alphonse
l.. Gosselin with this corporation has been
entirely severed; and
WHEREAS. The retention of the name
Gosselin in the corporate name will create
confusion among customers and other per-
sons dealing with the corporation. and
will amount to a represent ion that sa Id
Alphonse l.. Gosselin is still connected
with the corporation: and
WHEREAS. E. l.. Quarles is the princi-
pal stocllholder and the person principally
interested in said corporation;'
NOW, THEREFORE,, be It
RESOLVED, That tho name OF this cor
poration be changed from Gosselin Trad :
ing Corporation to K. L. Quarles Corpora.
tion: and be 1t further
RESOLVED, That tho president and
secretary be authorized to sign, verify and
acknowledge a certificate in duplicate. as
required by Section So of the General Cor.
poration Law OF the State of New York to
be filed in the Office Of the Secretary Of
state and of the Clerk of the County OF
New York.
Dated. New York. February cs, 1920.
F. L. QUARLES, President