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New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Rail Bonds in Default

Announcement has been made by the
Chicago Great Western Railway Com
pany, which owns all the capital stock
OF the Mason City & Fort Dodge Rail-
road Company, that interest on the $12,-
100000 first mortgage per cent fifty
year gold bonds of the Mason City &
Fort Dodge Railroad would not be paid
on December /. The reason given is that
interest on the bonds has not been
earned for several years, but during
this period the Chicago Great Western
has advanced funds with which to make
up the deficiency. The Chicago Great
Western has determined that it will
no longer make such advances. The
bonds are dated June /, 1905, and are
due June l, 1855.
To this end a bondholders' commit
tee has been formed to protect the
holders, composed of M. N. Buckner
president of the New York Trust Com
pany; H. S. Marston, of Blair & Co.,
Inc; f. H. Ecker vice president of the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
and Eugene NJ. Stevens. vice president
of the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank.
The New York Trust Company has
been designated as depositary, and
bondholders are requested to deposit
their bonds, together with the Decem-
Der / and subsequent coupons, with it.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

pR1LADELPH1A-C. Fine. floor cover
ings. Breslln.
p1liIApELpIilA-H. & W. H Lewis; H.
PHIIADELPHIA-Z Bros. Co.: !.
ziegler, shoes: Herald Square.
Iiinsberg. cotton and wooden piece
PI'rrsBvRGu- Kaufman & Baer Co.: 7.
q. Israel mems and boys sweaters; 404
Fourth Avenue
P1TEsBURGIl-Fran & seder; A. Frank.
Jobs waists. silk underwear; A. Arnfeld,
mems furnishings: Oscar Abel. Is Wost
Thirty sixth Street.
PITTsBURGH-Lewin Neiman Co.; Miss
NJ. oBrien. Jobs chldren's coats slsirtu;
pITTsBuRGH-F Frank & seder; E. Frank.
waists, house dresses. women's fur
nishings; is West Thirty-six street
Crossman. dresses; l16 West Thirty
second street.
PITTsBuRGH-H A. Lewis. dry goods;
Observation-Disclosures & Baer Co.: ].
Hraham' cotton piece goods; 404 Fourth
P1TTSBURGH-Kauf & Baer Co.. G.
Israel sporting goods; Pennsylvania
RAClNr. Wis.-Avcnue Ladies' Shop: NJ
Me''' ,e f sIflng 1resses. coats and suits:
RICHMOND, Na.-Cohen Co: Mr.. O'Rrte,
nousefurn'shinss. china, glassware: ll50
RoCHEsTER-B. Forman Co.; MIs. u
Sallcrson, muslin underwear: Miss Ryan
waists; 225 Fifth Avenue '''
SALT LAKE CITY-Zions Coon ,foru p
stitution; Mr.. -. s. Lang. mems Eaa
So Worth Street. "ee'
SALT LAKE. cITY-Decker. Patrick Co.. ::
wash and white goods 72 Leonard
san FRANC1sco-Max H. Harris & Co..
juniors spring dresses and Jersey coats..
Pennsylvania 0o~'S'
SAN FRANCIsCo-M Blumber & Co.: NJ
m HOY l1yy
. cloaks, suits, hats and caps; Commodore
SAN FRANCISCO-I. Magnin &. Co: Miss
Peggy O'Neil, millinery: 461 Fifth Ave
SAVANNAH, Ga;-Leopold Adler Co.: r..
McBollum,, silks. dress goods. linens,
.Vn White goods; f, az, az Fourtr Avenue:
mems clothing; Pennsylvania
SCHE ENECrADY-H. II. A. Fienstein, millin-
4s4, cry ~! and q, " womens furnishngs; Grand.
J. A. st. Cyr notions. 23o Fifth Avenue'
ST. PAUL-Golden Rule; +. Wilendrer. rsirer.
ST. LOUIS-Marquette Cloak g. Suit e.
Herbert Frank, spring suits only; liz
ST East Nh Ninstesnth Street, room 7o3;
Co: NJ G. Weiner, silks. satins ETC..
s,,I laces; PTennsylvania;
ST. LOUlS-Marquette Cloak g. Suit Co. =;
a. Frank, coats and suits: PENNSYLVANIA
TOLEDO, Oho-Miller & Hadly Co
Hardy Miller. piece goods; 25s Church
TOLEDO-LaSalle g. Koch Co.. Mr.. Tully.
basement merchandise manager Mr.
freedman. knit underwear, hosiery
hathrobes and housedresses; 225 Fifth
Avenue.
UTICA. N. Y.-Gold Stores: ]. Moscow.
better grade tricotine and velour dresses !:
36o Fifth Avenue.
WACO, Tex.-R Patton. women's wear
Pennsylvania.
W1AsHlNGToN-Palais Royal c. f.
Werner, trunks, etc. knit goods Breslin.
WATERBuRY, Conn.-Reid & Hughes Co.
W. e. Minor. carpets, rugs and uphol-
stery; 404 Fourth Avenue
WILMINGTON, Del-Theo Tuckern,an
r., w0inen's " ready to wear; Bresln.
woke ESTER, Mass.-The Bjork Cloak &
wear; 404 Fourth Avenue
"ORCESTER. Mass.-Denholm & Mckay
%; ). >. Hoar, silk and Philippine un-
dcrWear: $50 Fifth Avenun
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Defends Local Banks
In Checking Expansion
George E. Roberts, of National
City, Opposed to the ''Un-
intelligent Criticism''

George Z. Roberts, vice president OF
the National City Bank, defends the
local banks against "unintcligent criti-
cism" Of their policy with regard tc
checking credit expansion, in an arti.
Gle in The Americas.
"The banks of New York City" saws
Mr.. Roberts. "have been held up tc
criticism because call loans have risen
at times to extraordinary figures, but
this resulted from the fact that the
banks were Withdrawing credit from
loans on the Stock Exchange in order
that it might be used for industrial
purposes. The borrowers did what buy
ers always do in a case of scarcity
they bid high for what they wanted in
order to attract it from all quarters
but loans upon the call market were
gradually reduced from about 1900
100000 to approximately one-half OF
that amount, and subsequent events
have shown that this contraction OF
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
RESORTS

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Financial Items

The Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corpora
toh reports for he ten months ended
October 81 pipe line deliveries Of crude
the corresponding period of the preceding
year of 2,326,921 barrels, or 243 per cent
Ihls does not include louisiana Texas or
pany. ~
Tho New York stoek Transfer Associa
tlon Of which II. Walter Shaw of the
New York Trust Company, is chairman
gave a dinner last evening to its members
at the Waldorf-Astoria. After the dinner
meeting and discussion were held show.
ing clearly the valuable and progressive We
work which this association of practical
transfer men is doing.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
loans upon the Stock Exchange was a

loans upon the Stock Exchange was a
good thing for the stock market
ls would have been better if the
reslrlctlon upon credit expansion had
gone into effect sooner, but it is for
tunate that the boom did not run
longer 1t is hard to pay the 81 900 .OO0,-
goo OF new bank Indebtedness contract
ed since the war with commodities at
lower prices, but it might have been
$4,000 100000 if the bankers had not
drawn the rein.
"The situation calls for patience and
cooperation all around. If the recent
level of prices had been permanent the
value OF ali money and all obligations
to pay. fixed sums of money would be
depreclated approXimatelv one-halfn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

OF the day showed net advances of l% to
exc. Cash interests were good buyers and
receipts at primary points were moderate.
In tho focal cash market No ! white WAS
quoted at 81 nc No. . white, 6Jc No 3
white 60c No. white. 59c: fancy clippcd
white CSC ordinary clipped white, 61Gp
62c, all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close. close ago
No. 3 white. 80. so .5sIa .s2Q. sew
Chicago:
December ~ 45X .42H .7s@ -
May ...........,. .4sss .47s4 rs s. d
Rye-Markot firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No. Western. sl.72 sl.67a sltoH
Flour and Meai-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous
close close. Year ago
Spring pt ss.5OGa25 SS.50GDa.25 sl3. -
Corrineal. 250@2.75 2.50M2.75 3.70@3.S5
Rye -four. s.75@9lo S.T6M9.l0 730Gl7.50
Bran .... 440o 44.00 4400945.0o
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Buyers Arrived
Continued from preceding paEe)

LEWISTON. Pa.-Levin Co; II. Levin.
Los ANGELEs-I. Magnn & Co. Miss
Los ANGELES-M. b. BIackstone & Go
II,es, MFs; Godfrey. ladies' ready to wear 225
Co. Miss L. Dnan. jeweily' ' hvsTehnf'ner foIlet nrr
,,1ISls Ucles, laces etc; 1850 Broadway.
MlNNEAPOLIS-Rose Bros e.. Co: r
Kosen. waists, skirts; Pennsylvania
MlLW AUX EE-Espenhai Dry C;oous Co. :
A. ,c c wa FahssI mems and boys clothing
IlD " est Thirty second Street.
MONTREAL. Can.--Almys Ltd: George
sniio1 Sayi hosiery gs und@rwear gloves G. T.
prints; 2SO Fifth Avenue anu
J.. S. c. Reeves. piec. goods, 25s Church
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - shartenberr &
;S Robinson; E, M Mackie, mems furnish
NEW HAVEN. conn.-Edward Malley Co.
a, u: ,d ,Mdck,enzie; comforts and cotton
NEWMAN. Ga. Kersey & Prather; b.
Nersey, mems furnishings and women $
ready to
NEW HAVEN-R. Tucker Co.. M 1dnsn.r
woolcn piece goods Herald Square.
NEW RLEANS-Shushan Bros G. 90
J shushan, hosiery furnishings; 3s5
NEW ORLEANs-shus Bros. T shu-
shan general merchandise; 395 Broad
NORFOLK, va-E &, NJ. H,rsch,er %
M. Hirschler, underwear. hosiery. fur.
nishings and domestics 72 Leonard
Street. -
PHlLADELPH1A--Blauner's H. Blauner.
coats, wraps. Alfred Fantl. 116 West
Thirty second Street
PHI LAD ELPHIA-Fra e. Sedar Co.: II
l.. Bernbaun, coats. suits and skirts: is
Vest Thirty sixth Street. Oscar Abel
PHl HlLADELPH1 A-Marvin Waist Co r
Marks. spring blouses: 43 West Twenty
seventh Street, room 405.
PHILADELPHIA--J. Miller & Sons Co. :
a. b. Willer. woolen piece goods, Bres.
lin
PHlLADELPHIA--J. f. Dittman & Co
}; F. Dittman woolens; 2 w. Twenty
third Street.
PH1LADELPH1A-J. Largman & Bros; ].
Largman. silks. satsns. etc; 200 Fifth
Avenue.
PHlLABELPIIIA-J & s. Faggen: g
Faggen. cotton and wooden pece goods,
silks etc Pennsylvania.
XII l la ID ELPHl A Gimbel's: Miss A. Gug-
senhem, umbrellas: D. s Scott mems
ond Street. 90
! PHlLADELPHIA-G Bauno +o;1,+ ~
ticles; Aberdeen
PHI HlLADELPIIlA-I Jenorr xrotst.. yo.
lin. N ''
PHI HiLADELpHIA-D. Rosenberg. mems
clothing; Grand.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
instruction

AUTO INSTRUCTION-We teach repairing
and driving In short time. License guar
snteed; ladies' classes; also Ford lessons.
American Auto School. 7l6 Lexington ave.
t69,hl. Plaza 40l6
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleas
profit bic work. day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side y NJ. c. A. sos West 57th 81.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines in theatres. teach you days
or evenings. American Theatre Building,
s44 sth ave. (42d). Bryant 1k1t.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
East Coast Fisheries Co.
Stockholders Croup Formed

A protective committee to represent
common and preferred stockholders of
East Coast Fisheries Company has been
formed, consisting of Louis V. Bright,
Frederick Osborn, Thorwald Stall
knecht A. j. Johnson and Henry B..
Montgomery. The committee will be
increased from time to time. to insure
adequate representation for al, stock
holders.
The Lawyers Title and Trust Com
pany will act as depositary. and Beck
man, Menken Griscom will act as
counsel for the committee.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
PUBLIC AUCTION

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
Following described property held for
account OF the United Engineering Works
~. lSoclete Lessner), Petrograd Russia
VIII be sold at auction at the EXCHANGE
Saiesrooln. Nos. il and Is vesey street,
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York
on the STH DAY OF DECEMBER 1990
at u 80 O'Clock p. NJ, by ADRIAN II
MULLER & SON. AUCTlONEERs Five
no. vertical Milling Mac hines. with Ro-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef. fair to
prime. 90 lbs s10.25@14.75 s120o6le75
beef
sides, Id. ..... 1870 .25 1e6261L
Live veals, com
mon 10 prime.
100 lbs........ f2.0O4l75O 16oo622 2Oo
D e veal
city, lb b...... 200 27 240 80
Live ewes. 100
lbs ........ 500 500 bo00 on
Dressed mutton,
city. ID. ..... .08G IA 100 .1s
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs . sbom11sn 1Aon01s
Dressed lambs
city, ID. ... 1870 27 .2om Ok
Mess pork, Dbl. 12006130O 4700G -
Dressed h gs
bacon, lb. -. .2O1s 62O7. 22I G s2A
Hogs, 100 lbs. 12.00013.0O 14.75@15 90
Mess beef, bbl. 3O.OO0131Oo % noG % IN
Lard, NJ d q e
West. 100 lbs. 18.5o01975 254o02s 5o
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
SWIMMING
STRROGATES' NOTICES


LAlDLAW' LAURA KIN PURSUANCE
Cohalan, a Surrogate Of the Conntv of
New York NOTICE is hereby given to All
persons having claims against Laura X.
deceased, to present the same ,yth
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at their
pace or transact'ns business at the once
OF water X HeTrlck, their attorney at
No. 81 Broa adway in the Borough Of MAJ
haitian. IN the City Of New York. STATE
OF New York on or before the 10th dav
of MAY, 1921. next "'
J.. DATED New York. the sth day Of Novem
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Executor
WALTER K. HERRICK
Attorney for Executor ONCE and p. O
Addrsss 81 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Corn Prices Strong
As Demand Emprores

The corn market showed firm under
tone throughout the day and closed
with net gains of 21a to 8 cents. Shorts
were active buyers and there was also
fetter demand from leading cash
houses in the West.
Ir the local cash market No. 2 yell
low was quoted at 971ac; No. 2 mixed
95ia c. i. f. New York, ten days ship
nent.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. 2 yellow. ..... .a7ia .s61a 1864
Chicago:
May ............. ST ss .67N LIS Is
December ........ .73% .64fs 1.26 Ia
Oats-Oats advanced with the other
markets and on covering. and at the close
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
World Grain Crops
ShO,r Cain This Year

ROME, Nov. 22.-The wheat and rye
crops of 1920 show slight increase
over last years figures, says q bulle.
tin issued by the International Inst.
tute Of Agriculture here to-day.
The yield of barley is 7 per cent
larger than last years, oats 21 per cent
greater and sugar beets SO per cent
more.
In Argentina offers for the new
what lower prices than those prevail
ing in mid October, the bulletin as
sertS.
Butter. Cheese, Eggs
Butter-Receipts were e,58i packages
Creamery. higher than extras lb. 65 !, q
ssc; extras. % score, "a 4 qs5c firsts &C
49@53c; seconds, So to 81 score, 40@47c,
lower grades, 81 S9c; Danish casks. 80 q
Ssc; unsalted, higher than extras IS q
seconds, 42Q4Sc state dairy tubs. good to
prime. 50@5Sc: common to fair, 3S q 4Sci
renovated, extras, 46@47c; ladies. current
make, firsts. 34@35c; seconds, 2Q32 y C
lower grades. 30Q31c; packing stock, cur
rent make. No. /. 31@S1i2c; No. 2, soc
lower grades. 27 CSC
Cheese--Receipts were 445s boxes. State
2sc: average run, 24la @26lac; fresh
specials, 25Q26c; average run. 23 "A q
24l5c; lower sradss, goo % 14c twins,
"a u Q2512c; Wisconsin. held fats, 27028c
single Daisies. held, 26 u Q2Sc; double
Daisies, held, 2s1a @27Mc: Young Ameri-
cas-, held. 29 Il q soc; skins. held specials g.
Is 020c, prime to choice. 15@17lAc; fair
to good. 12@l412c; lower grades. loo
Egss-Receipts, 9,o13 cases Fresh gath
cred, extras. dozen, s6GpSSc; extra drsts
~ Qs5c; hrsts 7GQS1c, seconds. 67@75c
dirties, No. |, 52lg 55c; checks fair to
choice. dry, 46 Q5Oc; refrigerator. special
marks. fancy, $50 6oc; frsts. 67@5sc sec
onds, o2Q Q56c State, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hennery whites extras
sl0s; extra firsts, S1.o3 q LOS, frsts, CSC q
81 o2 gathered whites first to extra frsts
s5cq Jos; under grades. 80p92c. pullets
CLOS: extra frsts. s1.O3Q1.O5; medium
size. $50 9ac; small, 75Qs soc; other West
ern and southern, gathered whites, 65 @
95c. state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern. hennery browns. extras 500 s3c
gathered brown and mixed colors. grad ed
'-@ 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Diamonds, JeweIry, etc.

ADVANTAGEOUS. UNUSUAL. orr,
Several fne Oriental pearl neck'srs.
MATHER & CO, 3a2 F.fth 49,
Teie phone 2229 Fitz Rov.
DIAMONDS hought and sold ,o- -
from lnaiVicuais or ates. BENS SE7Sr'
l75 Broadway. ID floor. -
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
LEGAL NOTICES
DECLARATIONS OF INTENTION TO
FORM A NJTt Al. '>~t RANCE COR
f,Af rliN UNDER THE LAWS OF
THE STATE OF <FY, YORK

THE STATE or NEW YORK.
We, the undersigned. hereby declare our
10 the provisions Of Art ie ~ os Chapter
sS Of the Laws of 1903. beng an act en-
corporations, constituting chapter twenty
eight of the consolidated laws and nnown
- '..t IIas uia.4re Lu~ ok the state Q.
New York. and all acts ameudatory Thereon
and supplemental thereto. The Company
so to be formed IS to be Mutual iaslf-
ance Company. and the name ol the COM
TIE INLAND MUTUAL MARINE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
The Comp1ny IS TO be formed for tho
purpose OF tiansaotiDg 4 general marine
Insurance business pursuant to the proY'-
sons OF Article ~ u The said Insurance
Law" The principal business Office Of the
Company IS 10 he located ia the Borough
Of Manhattan, C.ty. County and state OF
IN WiTNEss WHEREOF We have
signed. sealed and ackno wledged this Dec,
claraton OF Intention the l-tn DAY OF
Novem ber. 1920. a.
WALTER L. WEBSTER Il. s.
CHARLES SCHWARZ IL. -
RAYMozb Y.iSs y. j. KNoEPPIE noe II : H. s,
w. W. WALSH, JR. Il. >
EDGAR STORMS. JR a. s.
FRANK G. CARRIE l.. 50
Z. s. CHAPLIN Il. -
ALFRED A FRASER H. 50
HOWARD 9. RUSS IL -
ARTHUR /. DOREMrS IL. So
SAMUEL. r. BELL a.. s.
STATE OF NEW YORK ! Ss.
COUNTY OF NEW YORK
On this 18th day OF November. ~ IN:
year one Thousand. Nine Hundred and
Twenty. before mo personally came Wa
ter l.. Webster. Frederick ". Droge'
Charles Schwarz. George Il. Wells. Ray
mond j knoeppie. W. ". wa .sh. J.;'
Edgar storms. Jr., Frank -. Carrie. 2. :
Chapin, Alfred \. Fraser. Howard c. Euss'
Arthur l.. Doremus and Samuel T. be..
TO me known and known 10 me 70 BIZ the
individuals described IN and who exc
cutsd the foregoing instrument and me.
duly seVeraiiy acknowledged 70 rle tnAt
they executed ths same for the uses anu
purposes therein mentioned.
JOSEPH l. O'CONNELL.
Notary Public, Nassau County. Certis-
cate died IN New York County Clerk
No. Jos. New York County Registers .
No. 1855. Term expires March so. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTlCE- POLISH CONSUMERS CORP0
ration Inc. announces that it has p,,r
chased the sood VIII and stock of the ero
Gerry business located at No sos E sth
-. Manhattan. from Abraham Sohn the.
former owner All persons having ella IN, :
are required TO present the same not later
than Dec ?. 1920. at No. sos E. 9Th ST..
New York. " N''
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
SUMMONS

soPREME Court. County Of NEW YORK.
r. ~ kA E!CNELLE Plaintin. againsf
sCMMoNs Action FOR a bfvoRcE GSte,Se'fs.
10 me above named Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED n
answer the complaint in this action, and 10
serFe copy Of your answer on.the Plain
tn Attorney within twenty davs sft.r
the service Of this summons exclusive q,
me me day NJ service, and in case OF your
ialiure TO appear. or answer. Judgment W nj
be taken against you by default. for the
relief demanded in the complaint. Trial
desired in the County Of New York.
Dated August 81, 1920.
ENGELHARD, POLLAK, PITCHER A
STERN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. once
ana Post Once Address: III Rroadwav
Manhattan. New York City
TO GEORGE c. BRUNELLE: The FORE.
going summons Is served upon you By
publication, pursuant TO an order OF Hon
Leonard A. Gtegerich Justice Of the Sn-
preine Court of the State OF New YorI<
Gated the 18th day of November 1920 ana
nled with the complaint. IN the once Of
the Clerk Of the County OF New York AZ
.ne County Court House in the Borough o.,
Manh attain. city Of New York.
Dated New York November IS. 1920.
ENGEl-HARD. POLLAK, PITCHER &
STERN, Attorneys for Plaintfr. Office
aiid POST Office Address III Broadway
Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

W%NTED-By capable woman s6 year,
oid: who has been for ten years anf
sun IS purchasing agent for an iron and
SEE lhduslry, a good substantial agency
Address y 1877. Tribune 0'-N'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Furniture

We FAY higntst prices for rur.s,---
pianos. antiques brtc-a-brzc s.a-sNs
stc. G5BAY. 81 University ri s,nrt 1T
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
CIT ATOMS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
i. YORK, by The Grace Of God, Free and In-
BHI 4'9s'sh' LnvAaIIl 4 M AhGH N9HTEN zXxi GAE
KIDD. RAYMOND t. IFERRFpT r'r-'r 81
NANDo de MUnlAs. II. Guy vETTER-
DEN, SYLVIA de M,fEIAS VA.sllAt N1.7-.<,
N MAkGAitET LOUISE WANDER WEIR
JEAN WANDER yEER. GRACE KIDD
DICKINSON, COT RTER DICKINSON. THE
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NhW NVRh and 20 all person Interested as
creditors, iesalees next Of kin or other
wise In the Estate of Florence e RYDER.
deceased, who at lhe time OF her death
vas a resi- l.nt II the County OF New York
Upon ne petition Of W. DUDLEY CAR1E-
Ton, residing at ltngwood Manor, in the
'oun'y OF Fassaic and State OF New Jersey
trusts created In and by the Last VIII and
Testament of said Florence v RYDER de-
ceased you and each OF you are hereby
cited to show cause before the Surrogates'
Court of New York County held at rha
Hall of Records, in the County of New
YORK, on the 7,h day OF January. 1921 at
day why the account of nrocaedinps of " W
Dt DLEN CARLETON. as sole olaIifed and
acting trustee Of the trusts created In and
" the Last Wii and Testament of said
Florence Y Ryder, deceased should NOT
le iudeially settied settled and Why The appoint
Ins1t n, Of the JNiTED STATES TRUST COM
sanizet ana 'eNiStins Under and BY virtue
OF th- laws OF the state of New York as
trustee Win salH pet'l"ner Of the trusts
created In ana 10y the Las Win and
Testament Of said decedent under appoint
ment made bv said petitioner pursuant TO
the paragraph numbered ''Twentieth'' Of
said deceeents Will should not be confirmed
and for such other ard further relief as
the court may seem Just and proper
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
aused the Seal Of the Surroeates' Court
Of the said County Of New York 10 he
hereunto affixed WITNESS HONORABLE
JOHN P COHALAN. a Surrogate OF our
sAid County al the County OF New York
the 18th day OF November. in the year Of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twenty.
\L4. s. DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

DANIEL ] DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Miscellaneous

" WANTED-I-atest World Atlas. must :.
bargain. l.. Bamberger. 43s Broadwsy.
Room 920.
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HuDsoy R1yrx NIGur rIyrs

Daily sauings Except Sundavs) from
tler 81. \. r., at Desbrosses 81 100 P
~ West SD St. $40 p. NJ. Due Albany
o'clock following morning.
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COLORED high grade servants city or
country reference investigated Kemu
Agency, Audubon 1855.
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INFORMATION WANTED

ATTIE-Mother and all broken hearted
your long absence; make Thanksgiving
happy. Communicate 282 or phone 1892
Father
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FOR SALE

~ q camera outfit sxl0 2 len. fGoertz,
Tor interior and exterior work Peanoel
Farm l4s Locust Av.. Tuckahoe.
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Hudson River Day Line

CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
Ncwburgh, Poughheepsia, Kingston. Nv.
Weskdays. Franklin ST. at 1 p NJ
TRIP OMITTED ON NOVEMBER 18TH.
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Trunks
Typew riters
Umbrellas

USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS-Fins sls
Jmbrellas. all colors $50. reduced fro.a
slooO Don't throw your old umbrella,
away-we repair them Uncls sam III.
brella Shop. Is West 45th Il
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

to announcements under the head
ing OF Business Cards" appear daily IN
The Tribune. Consult them FOR your needs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

GENERAL houseworkel el; white girl; snlal
family good home; references. Apply
after y. m, G31 Jefferson Ave, near Stuy
vcsant, Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
West Side

73D ST, 1870 W.-Large room; adjoining
bath; electricity; reference.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

HON JAMES A FOLEY. Surroxsts
OF ne County Of New York, notice is
hereby given % all persons having claim
against MORTIMER J. COHEN. deceased.
late OF the County OF New York to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
tiie SUBSCRIBERS. at their place or trans.
acting business. at the office Of GETTNER.
a. :, M0N ASHER. their attorneys. No
tss broadway, in the Borough OF Manhat-
IAN Slty or New York. or before the
zTtn day OF November. 1920
Dated. New York. May gath. 1s7e
GEORGE COHEN
ADOLPH BRESLAUER
HERMAN ASHER
ExscutsrA
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

S7PH ST. 11s W.-Bedroom in private
house; electricity; bath; gentleman; ref
eronCe.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
WY Boardrs Wanted
W rx4& IA nv1N 70 Employment Agence.
wv Q4kt xxuv GkOVxk1VkxkS Furnished Rooms
LostF Found and Rew.-.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rurs

! sT1LIINCs INC. sz4 MADISON .,
f5sTH STD offer fine carpets 1.E.
'slighiy used) hes; makes 81. 81 rugs
YARD up 5000 yards 10 select from SSSy. .oss
al sizes. I'll prices plain or mixed n.-.ss -.
sl5. szs. ss5 UP. 500 small rugs 81 So e.
Oriental and Chinese rugs MAKING; az az ~ -
CLEANING. LAYING. DYEING. REP e. r..s..
lNG. REWEANIEc. RELIABLE RFssSaa5S- a5-
ABLE. BEAUTIFUL. PLAZA ssS5 'N''OH'