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New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
Chinese Girl, Is, Flees
'Withered' Husband, 90
Little Ming Wong Goes Home,
but Asserts She Will Be
Back Again

Chinese maidens, like their white
faced, level-eyed sisters, prefer youth
and love to wealth attached to an aged
husband. This was demonstrated yes
terday by Ming Wong, the fifteer-ycar-
old bride Of wealthy Chinese mer-
chant up state, when in bidding goodby
70 agents OF the Travellers Aid So
ciety, who had halted runaway career.
shc calmly announced that she was com
ing back some day.
Ming Wong arrived in New York be-
wildered several days ago. An agent
Of the society on duty at the Grand
Central Station went to her rescue and
took her to the headquarters at 465
Lexington Avenue. There it was learned
that the pretty little doll-faced Chinese
lady was married.
She had submitted to the ancient
tradition OK parental obedience to the
extent OF accepting the husband that
her father, prosperous chop sucy
restaurant keeper, selected for her.
But once marrisl she decided to come
to New York
Ny husband is sixty, at lcast~old
and withered," she explained. The
society. notified her husband. He came
Yesterday, and Ming Wong conse nted
to return with him.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum of Natural History; ad-
mission free.
Nc tropoitan Museum of Art; admission
American Museum of Safety: admission
Van cortlandt Park Museum: admission,
The Aqua rum; admission free.
ZooloEical Park admission free.
Talk on Current Events by Marion CAY
lord Atwell; National Society or New
England Women, Goth Street and River
side Drive $3.50 p. m.
Reception, International Sunshine Society
Hotel Astor, p. m
Company. Hotel Astor, 10 a.
Meeting OF the New YoriSors. Hotel Astor
Meeting of the Theater Assembly. Hotel
Business meeting Of the Drama Comedy
Hotel Astor., p. m;
Lecture BY Leroy Arnold on The NV
komanticiam'', Brooklyn Institute OF
,,aAts Afs and ne sc scienoss: :,, p: m .s
Room. Waldorf Astora. p; IN.
Waldorf Astoria. 10 3.
Rehearsal Of the New York Euphony So
Convention Of the American Chicle Com
pany. Hotel Pernsy lvania. 10 a. m.
NIGHT
Address by Rabbi NJ. a. Kaplan, on
"Woman Suffrage in Palestine; Insti-
Adarrss by. HART Kopp. on Socialism
Est sids a ssttement "'aasV'io ouss. on iss 1ss
Meeting 0: the knights of Columbus no-
Lecture by NJ. Maeterlinck, Carnegie Hall.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

THE STATE OF NEW YORK BT THE
GRACE Or COD. fREE AND INDEPEN-
DENT To SOPHIA KOCH LOUIS f.
KOCH, GEORGE J. KOCH. AUGUSTA FEr-
TES and ALBERT H. WIGGiN. as Treasurer
Of the Unite, Hospital Fund. the heirs and
next OF kin and executor named i'll the VIII OF
ING:
WHEREAS. the UNITED HOSPITAL
FUND OF NEW YORK. a domestic corpora
ton having its principal Office TT No. !oS
East 22nd Street. In the Borough Of ManhaI 4
tan. of the City of New York, has lately APP
piled to the Surrogates' Court of our County
OF New York. to have certain instrument,
IN writing re.atfng to both real and persona.
properly. dui. proved as the last Will ana
testament Of Frederick F. Cook, who was st
the time OF his death resident OF the
County OF New York decea sed
TfiEREFORE. You and each OF sou arc
cited TO show cause before the Surrogatei
Court of our County OF New York. at to
Hall of Records. in the County of New YcrS:
on the 3rd day of February. thousand
nine hundred and twenty, at half-past zen
O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day. why ine
said will and testament should not be al
mitted to probate as will of real and per-
sonal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the seal of the Surrogates Cour, OF
affixed. WITNESS. HONORABLE
IL. 81 JOHN p. COHALAN. a SurroTats
Of our said County of New YORK, al
said County. the 22rJ day OF December 10
the year of our LORD one thousand nine hefs
dred and nineteen.
DANIEL. j DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court.
BREED. ABBOTT & MORGAN, Attorneys
for Petitioner. s. Liberty Street. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
Buyers Arrived
Buyers are invited to register In this
column by telephoning Beekman 8243
between 10 a. IN. and p. m.

be- X Todes ann q a. MfF Foae. c9 iadiss lHs
and childrens readyto- wear; McAlpn.
BALTIMORE-H. Cohen. mems cloth
i.TiMORE--F; Overall Co.;
~ Cohen. cotton and woolen piece goods
BOSTON-'ralbot's broadway Store; NJ
Martin. mems hats and clothng Broztell
POSTOE - American Dry Goods Co.
William Frank. knit goods, blankets ana
BosToN--Outlet Clothing Co; Solomon
FIN: eis,rin. mems clothing; Breslin
BOSTON-lihwIey Folsom & Co.; j. r.
Cook. hosiery 200 Fifth Avenue
BRlpGUPoRr. Conn. -2HowIand D. q.
Co j. ~ Cranheld. mems furnishings. knit
unarrWssr' a,anW' hosiery. gloves: 4o4 Fourth
CHlCAGO-1. Harris mems furnishings;
ci&cINNAT1-Kllne Bros; Mr.. Aeber.
mrn. n,. Icaady,to wear, 4o4 Fourth Avenue
CLEVELAND - $. Bloch. furnishing
S'Hus; DNNViGhE IGIday vaH"T aentral w. Hill, een.rs,
merchsndlse; Marlborough.
DENvER-~L. Stern Co.; l.. Stern. WON
ens ~ fTNTn,shinss' a, rennsylvnnia;
Levine, piece goods; wallicls.
,HARR1sBURC. Pa.--Kaufnan Store; II.
!E,S, 1,oyu, dresses; coats and suits; ST West
hARR1sbuRG, Pa. Macdonald, dry
w HARK1snunG, MRm,nas ae,exp; Ply; Hoffman Co.:
sylvania. '''1'-
,iA,F ,liIAA,RFTFoRp. conn:7-sage Allen; It. p.
HnnoI'' nnaI russ d,raperies; 4o4 Fourth Avc-
MoNTREAL-F F. Freeman, millinery
goods; bcrdeen
MONTREAl.---J. Rubenstein. clothing.
Broslin. ~"
MoNrREAI~-M Rosenzweig. manu,ac-
turer o. furs; Brcslin
MlI.WAUkEh, NJ - Paris Fashion. =.
Schoen, lJobs dresses cloaks. waista s,,,r,s
furs mufts: 81 w. Twenty sixth Street 3 s.
Lewis ~' "
MtLWAUKEE-The Paris Fashion stor.
u. -; schoen. waists; 81 West Twenty.
NEW HAvEN-uIouskin e. Fox. F.
Glouskln, Jewelry; Mar! borough
:, NORFOLK, Va.--Wagenheim Co; VIII
IAN p Wagenheim. general merchandise /;
Pcnnsyl Iva MIA.
OLD FORGE. pa.--Frank II. Gown.
toiIet goods. etc Ilreslin
-, oGb E%sBgEG. n. Y.--M. Katxman, fur
niture. 'tc.. Pennsylvania "
- PI.A lNlIELD, N.tJ.--Tcpper Broa A
Tepper. reudy-to wear etc; Latham ~
,,IlilLADElPHIA- -- P'ocl, Bros; Mr.
blort' notions. hosiery. underwear; Al
rHILADELPnIA-s Smith g. nartnett:
~ >; Hni' II; millinery: Breslin
,.,,ln ~. i,..NDili-PHlA-R. +. Cohen. ready-to
riliIL;AaDELrnIA-s. Cohen. tailoring
Square ' "~
.ri,uLADElrHTA-M Max Rubin. hous.
iu.ninhings broadway Central
Ma mmiLAnELpHIA ni,a, .i,l - Mandcl Bros: E
rUliSVliIE. Pa.-tishcl & Crosby; c.
|rosny. general mcrcha ndise; PennsyIvania
pRCNlDENCE--M. MArKs Co; Al. Marks
ta1i2rine goods: broadway Central.
tisoVlDENCE-W. Briggs. furnishing
goous: hermitage.
RICHMOND. va.--Dreyfoos e. Co.; g
iiaZel, Jobs suits. 1870 Broadway. stanley
C. MacrAe
-, TYLR. Tex..-M; Edeman Co., NJ. Eds,
nWn. nry goods Hroadway Central.
N shsinman. fuTs: l'resin.
WAslil lNGTONA-S. Kann Sons Re- Co
Miss A. Hagan, ready -to-wear; 482 Fourth
Avcnuc, room 1909.
:, ,WASIiINGTON--I. Rosenberg Co.: l.
Ronenborg. shoes: York. ~
WASH1NGTON-M. fosenblum. piece
goods; Fcnnsylvana
r, WAsl'I NGToN--H. King, women's wear
MATERbuRy, Gonna. sandltx Co.
a. Hhndlitz. house furnishings; BroAdwn,
Central -
WATERBURY,. Conn--H Fisher. leathe,
goods ana umbrellas: broadway Central.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
venita Fitzhugh Is
Killed in. Auto Crash
Star of SsThe Marriage Market
Is Victim Of New Years
Eve Accident

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-Miss We
nita Fitxhugh, an actress who became A
star overnight after her New York
appearance In "The Marriage Market"
was killed instantly in an automobile
accident early this morning.
Sho was returning to the home of
friends she was visiting here when the
machine III which she was riding with
two men friends skdded and crashed
into bridge support. Miss Fitzhugh
was hurled over the windshield and
down a sixty-foot embankmcnt. The
tragedy followed New Years Eve
celebration.
II was in September, 1918, that Miss
appeared in "The Marriage Market"
She was mentioned by the critics as
star who had been made overnight, az
well ~ for her remarkable resemblance
TO Billy Burke.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

JENKINS, MARY THE People of shc
State OF New York, by the grace OF Goo
free and Independent, TO isabella Wilson,
James a. Jenkins. Isabella Miilicent Clousa'
Ra.hurn w. Jenkins. Murray G. jenkins. :.
Cameron Jenkins. The heirs and next CT an
Of Mary L. Jenkins deceased. send greeting
Whereas, janet II. Sinner. who resides a'
Bolivar. Ohio. has lately applied TO ths .s. sai
royatVs' Court Of our County Of New io.n
10 have certain instrument In wri,inS.
bearins. date March 2s. 1917, relating 10 eo"
real and personal property. duis proVca 40
the last Will and testament of Mary L. se.
kins. who was at the t.me OF her ueatn
resident of the City OF New York. IN '"'
County Of New York. DECEASED;
Therefore yon and each of you are ctea ~ ~
show cause. before the Surrogates' touf, ~
our County OF New York. al the Han ,ss ~
Records In the County OF New York. on n ,mo
18th day of January. ONE thousand nine n"u -
dred and twenty at haif-past ten o'clock n ~
the forenoon OF that day. why the SAID W..
and testament should not be admitted 10 pu' p'os
bate as viii OF real and personal proper. ~. !.
In testimony whereof. we have caused VA
seal OF the Surrosates' Court of the sas" s
County of New York TO be hereuuto aihNeu.
Witness, Honorable John r. ia ia
IL. ST. halan. Surrogate OF our s So,
County of New York. at said county. ~.
the Atm day Of December. IN the year OF o". s.
Lord one thousand nine hundred ana n'"'
DANIEL. j. powpNEY.
Clerk of the aurrogates' Couse
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
SURROGATES' NOTICES

LIVINGSTON. OSCAR F-THE pEOpI p
r194s OF II THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY
pHE pElE GRAcE s.T r OF GOD; FREE AND INDE-
L; CADWALADER. EMMA B CADWALA-
DER. JULIAN r. CADWALADER, MARIE
l. CADWALADER. MARGARET O. CAD
WAshADGR. ', A.. AZ FRANCES C. CHANDLER.
n CLEWs, CELIA L. OLIVER. HELEN
GOLIATH, FERGUSON l.. COOPER.
ETHEL L. EATON. ALTlIEA HEWLETT.
CALEB T. Joyce CHARLES D. JOYCE.
CLARA JOYCE, EMILY p JOYCE. GEORGE
= JOYCE ISABEL. JOYCE LIVINGSTON
J0HGE. 70 N NARY JOYCE; RoIEHT S: JOYCE.
M MISABELLA f. LUTHER. PAUL f NOT
IELAY. PAUL l.. MOTTELAY MATILDA
x SCHOONMAKER. VIRGINIA SCHOON-
GREETlNG
Upon the petition of TITLE GUARANTEE
TRUST COMPANY, doing business at No
116 Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan.
City of New York n. Y You and each Of
you are hereby cited to show cause before
our Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
at the Surrogates Court of said County,
held the Hall OF Records in the County of
New York. on the 2Jth day of February. 1920,
et half-past ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of
that day. why the accoun, of TITLE CT AR
ANTEE & TRUST COMPANY. as substituted
Of OSCAR f. LIVINGSTON, deceased, who
at the time Of mis- death was a resident Of
the County of New York, should not be judi
cially settled and allowed
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We hare
caused the Seal of the Surrogates' Court II
the said County of New York TO be
H. 81 herecnto affixed. WITNESS HON
ORABLE JOHN p COHAlAN a
Surrogate Of our said County. al the County
Of New York the 22nd day OF December. in
the year Of our Lord one thousand nine hum
dled and nineteen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the SurroEetes' Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
Derbys Give House Warming
Oyster Bay Officials and Family
Friends Attend Function


- OYSTER BAY, Jan. 1.--Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Derby gave a house-warming
to their neighbors this afternoon''
More than five hundred residents of the
village went to the new home and
wished the youngest daughter of the
late Theodore Roosevelt and her hus-
band Happy New Year.
Since her marriage Mrs. Derby when
IN Oyster Bay has lived at Sugamoro
Hill. Following his return from tho
war Mr.. Derby purchased a residence
near the village, and last week tho
family moved In. The house warming
was then arranged and all were In
vited. Quentin Roosevelt Poat of tho
American Legion appeared in a body.
The town board Of supervisors, which
held Its first meeting to-day, adjourned
to attend tho housc-warming.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
SURROGATES' NOTICES

RODMAN. HARRfETTE MAsoN.-lN
pursuance OF an order OF Hon. John r.
York. Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Harrtette Ma
8 Mason. sometimes known as Harriettc
M. Rodman. Harriette s. NJ. Rodman and
Harriette 8. Rodman. late of the County
Of New York. deceased. to present the
same, with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribev. at his place OF transacting bust
ness. tho otr % OF 0eorge G. Howard.
New York. m or before the 1st day Of
May next.
Dated. New York the 18th day OF Octo
Der. 1919. AUGUSTIN DERBY,
Administrator e. r. A.
GEORGE G. HOWARD. Attorney for Ad-
ministrator G. L.: A.. No. Ill Broad.
way, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

KING. BENNETT i'm PURSUANCE
Of an order OF Honorable John p. Co
York. Notice 10 hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Bennet, Y.
King, late of the County of New York.
ers thereof to the subscriber. at his place
of transactins business. at the Once of his
Attorney. William G. Orr. Esq., No, 81
Chambers Street. Borough of Manhattan.
CITY OF New York. on or before the 10th
day OF June next.
Dated. New York. the nth day OF Do
cembcr. 1919.
EDWARD b. KING. Executor
WILLIAM G. ORR. Attorney for Execu-
tor, No 81 Chambers Street. Borough
0k Manhattan. City Of Now York.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
One Killed, Another Wounded,
I'm FRAY at New Years Party

Dominick Domnnlchi wan killed and
Louis Bonnano was wounded yesterday
81 the close Of n New Year's party in
8 boarding houge at 1919 Cednr Street,
Eoonton, n. j. Salvatore ZncKo, who is
accused Of firing the shots that broke
cred later in the day by rabbit hunters
And arrested.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
Kindergarten Association
To Entertain at the Plaza

A performance for children will be
given tomorrow morning ut the Motel
Plaza for the benefit Of the National
Kindergarten Association. Tho pro
gramma will consist Of "play dances"
representing such we'll known games as
see- saw swinging and blind mans buff,
given by Ruth Crnmcr and Janet Jack
son. Motion pictures will complete the
entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON, Jan Arrived: strs Brighton
tNor). 81 Johns, ir. and Halifax, Sc
walls Point. Norfolk: Lake Ycmnsscc,
Norfok katnhdin. Jacksonville and
don; KHrShhw, Norfolk; Lake Charlotte.
Norfolk Everett. Norfolk: Lake airline.
Norfolk.
PENSACOLA. Fla. Jan 1---Arriyod: strs
Saturnus fDu). Amsterdam Red Noun
tain. from triaI trip Sailed, schr Kcbcc.
Gu z Macd2naid t3r). Montcvidco.
:, PHTkA DELPHiA, Jan i--rArrivcd: strs
G chn1elds. Tnn,,ico Bayonne, New
York.
. PORTLAND, No Jan I.~-Arrived ksfru
Norfolk AAn1e lUrl, Hull; LAkoyiIl9. Ha-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

ROBERTS, MARGARET WIN PURsC.
ancc OF an order OF Honorable John p.
Cohalan. Surrogate of the County OF
New York. NOTICE Is hereby given TO all
peraons having claims against Margaret
w. Roberta. late OF tho County OF New
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at ita
place OF tranSacting business. at the once
Of It's attorneys Taylor. II iunl"s 4 Beg, No.
"a Broad Street, In the Borough OF Man
haitian City OF New York oD or before the
26th dav OF January. 1920.
Dated. New York. the Yth day OK July.
1919.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
TAYLOR. HUMns q BEGG. Attorney.
for Executor. No. ~ Broad Street
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
FOREIGN PORTS

AARHUUS. Dec 23-Arrived Str Nord-
havet tDan). Savannah.
ADEN. Dec 26-Arrived: Str Kentucky
(Br). New York for Bombay
BARCELONA, Dec 24-Arrived: Str DID,
BATAVIA. Dec 22-Arrived: Str Buiten-
BERGEN. Dec 22--Arrved: Str Gaute
(Nor), Portland via sydney. G B. s,..,
CALDAO, Dec 31-Arrived: Str Slnalca
DOVER. Dec 31---Passed:' 'str Marange
(Br), New York for Hull.
FAYAL. Dec a1-Sailed: Str Katonah,
from st Nazaire for Norfolk
GENOA. Dec 26--sailed strs Santa Ce-
ca NW YSrk e9 Yawah New roFk sfr
roI;!'sa L;lvEKPooIs .. Dec 90 Arrived: Str
MARsE1ILEs. Dec 24--Arrived: Str Mt
Everest tHr). New Orleans:
>, PLYMOUTH. Dec $o-sailed: Str Lake
Festns. Hampton Roads.
Suffolk, New York for Rotterdam.
splss,' bRAWLE POINT, Pee s1-.Pagsed; Str
BREMEN. " Dec 2s-Arrived: Str sche-
nectady, Savannah via Norfolk.
RIO DE JANlERO. Dec 2S--sailed Str
ST MlcHAELs, Dec 81 Sailed: Str
I.eonora (Span), from Bilbao for New
ADELA1DE. Dec 2s-Arrived Bark
ANToFAGAsTA. Dec s1-Arrived: Str
Mystic. New York.
BAHIA BLANCA, Dec s1-Arrived:
BARROW. Dec s1-sailed: Str Tama-
rae Gsr1, Port Arthur.
BRISBANE, Dec 29--Arrivcd: Str City
Of Bombay (Br), New York (via Panama
CanaD:
FALMoUTH, Jan sailed: str ope-
J.. glasgow. Dec S1-Arrived: Str Gala
had. New York. Sailed Str Crown of
Toledo (Br), Vancouver; Dundrum Castle
;ia new br)' New York; Saturnia (Br), Hal
HAvRE. Dec 2e--Arrived: Str Rocham-
beau, New York.
y LlsBoN. Dec so-Arrived: Str Antilla,
\, LlvEkrooL. Dec sl-Arrived Str Bo-
calm NHr). ST John, e. Sailed: Str
COMING tbr), Halifax
sas SA Ar1ssa Rss s7s@s@ ST. Ms;s ST. sagSs agarass
Francisco (via Yokohama, etc). N+'
ca.1 E1l-h9rRNE @ Dec 25. - Arrived: Str
MELBOURNE Dec 20 49, Arrival: Str
WallnaI'no lRr), Vancouver
-, PORT HUNTER, N S W. Dec 2o.-Ar-
T'sna; 5ano;,, str Araiuen (Br,, New York (via
sHIGLDS, Dec 31.-sailed: Str fungus
ST MICHAELIS, Dec 29--Arrived. Str
LA i.orrain, New York IVA
, SOUNA3AYA, Java, Dec c3--sailed Str
hinLahE, san Francisco.
SYDNEY. S ", Dec 24-Arrived. Str
Carpentaria l3r), New York 25tn schoon-
er Alumna, Portland. Ore Sailed. 26th.
lark kohaia san francisco; Gath, schoon-
ers eI Eric, San Francisco Forest Home, San
y, WELL1NGTON, Dec 2s.-Arrived: Str
Waihoro tBr). Vancouver
Knght Templar (Br>. New York.
CANAL ZONE, Jan l. Arrived: Strs
Zacapa Ca!tagena; 31st. Fort Sill, Blue
fields. Atenas New York. Sailed: Strs
Ottawa iFr), Norfolk: Caragena New
1iisans; Slst. Lake Wilson, New York:
Panaman, Antwerp; d G Schofeld, Philn-
dcip..iu.
BALBOA, Jan 1.--Arrived: strs Effns-
nam, SeutIe 3lst Jamaica OBJ, Buena-
ventura; Point Adams San Francisco
Sailed: Str Valdez. Seattle.
TAMPA. Jan l.--Arrived: Sohrs Lady
Slea OBJ, Grand Caynan. Sailed: Motor
vessel Halifax, Houston.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
Japsss 70 Aid Labor

The Jspspese government IL consid-
srins the sdvlsabiIity of establishing 4
hbsv bureau in tho department Of
agriculture and commerce. II sucs, q
buy4Au IL ereatsd II viii moi begin on
@SstienG, II IL said, until after the re-.
pert Of the Japsnsss delegate TO thA
iAternAkiens1 labor e1nxress, held in
Nsst3>ss. has been naads and acted
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
CHANGE OF. NAME

AT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of ST. LOUIS CAR AD-
VERTISING COMPANY, INC, held on the
24th day of December. 1919. it was unan.-
mousiy
LOUIS CAR ADVERTISING COMPANY,
INC be changed to UNION CAR ADVER-
TISl No COMPANY INC
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES

OFFICE or
LOCKWOOD. GREENE & CO.. MANAGERS
BOSTON, MASS.
prefcrred Stock
The quarterly dividend of q Go upon the
preferred stock Of Wnnsboro Mills has
been declared payable January /. 1920 at
the Office of tho transfer agents. the New
England Trust Company. Boston. Mass,
to all stockholders OF record at the close
of business December "a. 1919.
WINNSBORO MILLS.
HENRY c. EVERETT. Jr., Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The disturba nee
that was over Lake Erie Wednesday night
has reached northern Canada, but the gen.
eral depression extends southwestward to the
north Florida coast. To the westward press
ure is generally high, although falling in
tho plains states.
There has been a decided fall in tempera-
ture throughout the lake region, the central
valleys, Tennessee and the Gulf states, and
temperatures are now generally below the
seasonal average except in the Atlantic States.
the north Rocky Mountain region and Mon
tana. the departure from the normal ranging
from 10 to 80 degrees in the central valleys.
the lake region and the Gulf states
There were light rains in the Atlantic and
east Gulf states, except in north New Eng
land, where there was snow that extended
locally westward to the Rocky Mountains.
Elsewhere the weather was fair.
Generally fair weather will prevail Friday
and Saturday east of the Mississippi River,
with low tenreraturns rv.d with cold wave
Friday. and Friday night in the Atlantic
of North Carolina and along the Gulf coast
there will De trosl Friday night, except in
south Florida.
Storm warnings are displayed on the At
lantic coast from the Virginia Capes to East
port, Me.
Forecasts for Special Districts.--Western
New York-Fair Friday, except snow f1urries
near Lake Ontario. colder in east Saturday
fair, continued cold.
Eastern New Yorl:-Fair. colder Friday.
with a cold wave; Saturday fair. continued
cold.
New England-Fair. colder Friday, with a
cold wave in west ard by night in east
portion; Saturday fair, continued cold.
New Jersey and Delaware--Fair, colder
Friday, with cold wave; Saturday fair,
tinued cold.
Eastern Pennsylvania--Fair. colder Friday,
with cold wave; Saturday fair. continued
cold.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

ARNOLD. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable JOHN p. CO.
HALAN. q Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against WILLIAM H.
ARNOLD, late Of the County OF New York.
deceased, to present the same with vouch-
es.s thereof to the subscribers, at their
place of transacting business. at the office
OF their attorneys. Messrs. Spencer. Ord
way & Wierum, No. ~ William Street.
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York
on Or before the 7th day OF July, next.
Dated New York, January end. 1920.
WILLIAM B. ARNOLD,
GEORGE l.. CHENEY,
Executors.
SPENCER. ORDWA. & WIERuM. At
torneys Tor Excel ors. ~ William
Street. New York city
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
SURROGATES' NOTICES
TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY THE GRACE OF GOD
FREE AND INDEPENDENT.

FREE AND INDEPENDENT:
TO HELEN w. BACON. BESSIE tI1LIzA-
BETH) WILCOX. FREDERICK p. WILL
COX. PAUL 7. WILCOX. RICHARD N
WILCOX. HELEN BACON OATMAN, DEN
MS WILCOX BACON, KATHRYN thereto-
fore spelled Catherine) PUTNAM WILCOX.
MARY PECK WILCOX, ELEANOR WILL
COX, MARIAN V. WILCOX, ELIZABETH
oATMAN. JOHN G.. BACON. BESSIE HU-
MASON WILCOX. VIRGINIA JONES WILL
cox and to all pei sons interested as cred
TORS, legatees. next of kin or otherwise. in
the Estate of Dennis C. Wilcox. decea ased.
who. at the lime of his death. a resident
OF the City and County Of New York. SEND
GREETlNG
Upon the petition of Frederick p. Wilcox.
oush of Manhattan, City and County of New
York,
You and each of you are hereby cited to
show before the Surrogates Court of
New York County. held at the Hall of
Records in ,he County OF New York or the
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, Why the
account OF proceedings of the said Fred erick
+. Wilcox. sole surviving Executor o. the
Last VIII and Testament Of said deceased.
should not be judicially settled
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have
caused the Seal Of the Surrogates' Court of
the said County of New York to be hereunto
affixed.
(Seall WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN
T. COHALAN. a Surrogate of our
10Th day Of December. in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine
teen.
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
BUT CHER, TANNER & FOSTER. Attor-
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

Local Official Record-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
tho correSuOnd;nc da4o 10 Iast voar.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
The Tribune Almanac

blne. Sailed: Strs Ioanns Watts (Greek).
Gibraltar, for orders; Gloria (Span), Glib
raltar.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass Jan AR
rived: Schr Allen Gurney, New York for
Nantucket
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

with a cold wave tonight; fresh west and
northwest Winds fair and continued cold to-
morrow
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02
BUYERS COMING

jA!'TlMORE--~Amcrl Wholesale Cor
p0rhijon. r.. tyunilmnlx. place coiinm wonIs ~.
~ iiourin Avenue. room 16l1 is expected
New-York tribune., 1920-01-02

DIVIDEND NO. 153
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE co.
New York. December IS. 1919
At n meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held this day, a Quarterly Dividen nd of Two
and Onehalf (2h) Per Cent. was de-
clared. payable January End. 1920, at tho
Otfcc of the Company, HANOVER Build
INC, Nos 81 and SO Fine Street to stock
holders Of record at close o: business De-
cember "a. 1919.
L. S. JARVIS, Secretary.