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New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Convention Drafts ssCredc's
for Association NIeaaberss
Will Hays Predicts I'm.
precedeated Prosperity

code of ethics for conducting their
sndiyidual business enterprises was
adopsed yesterday by members of the
National Association Of Retail Cloth
isrs. whose convention in Madison
eauars Garden comes to close to-day.
The code was drawn up by specias
committee headed by Fred Voiiand, OF
Topeka, Kan, atid ieepresident of the
association. II was publicly announced
Al 4 meeting of the New York clothing
manufacturers, who were instrumental
saandise exhibit TO this city.
The code as adopted reads:
awe admit that the cornerstone of
commerce is integritys that The assets
of sny commercial institution consist
az honesty and business character flrst
-and after that, service and merchan-
disc.
ave hold paramount the truth that
advertising is covenant with the pub
lfs, that the spoken or printed word la
as binding on performance as an OATH
IN judicial tribunal, as sacred as the
personal pledge.
Aft is our constant aim to so admin
;sser the affairs of this institution that
individual service to the consumer is
not diminished or rninimized by reason
Of volume of trade: that interested,
personal service, based on the needs
asd requirements of the individual, is
eur first duty and ehiefest task.
sMutual exchange of confidence be-
tween buyer and seller is essential. We
affirm that the history of any article OF
merchandise concealed beneath trade
expressions or symbols (the meaning
Of which leads the buyer to form an
opinion more favorable than would OBJ
tain without such disguise) is unfair
to the buyer, and therefore contrary to
cur ethics"
Will Hays, the "big boss. of the
movies and former Postmaster Gem
eral, was the principal speaker at the
morning session Of the convention. His
chief message to the clothing retailers
was his opinion, backed up by stats
tics which he quoted, to the effect that
the country is entering period OF
unprecedented prosperity.
The tinle has come for as to make
bricks and stop throwing them," he
said. 'We have not passed through
8 period of hard times coming, but
soft times going"
The major portion Of his address
was devoted to the possible future de-
yelopment of the motion picture in
dustry.
Some of the inefficiencies in the
retailing of clothing were pointed out
by Professor Horace Secrist, director
of the Bureau of Business Research
of Northwestern University. He sug-
gested, among other things, the cut
ting down Of expenses and the speed
ing up OF stock surn-overs.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Business N q ~ !
Clothing Retailers Adopt
Code OF Business Ethics
Sees Upscard Trend
an Ra,U Silk Market

Higher prices for raw silk and q
broader demand for this product
are forecast in this weskss rsy;aw
oi the market by III. L. Gwalter a
20, importers and dealers In
raw silk. =
Inc local market saws the re :
view, rs more active and prices are
geming frmer. While business Ia
'ssiii irregular, activity at the mills
y steadily increasing and with raw
stocks in manufacturers hands far
sesow normal good daily demand
Tor current and nearby require
ments gives decidedly better toue
70 the market. Buyers this week
are more numerous and their in
terest is fairly evenly divided
among all sorts.
.'Adyices from Eprope report the
Milan market unchanged with q bet
ter demand from European consum-
ers' The Yokohama market has
turned active again after short
decline at the end of last week and
prices show signs of advancing. The
Canton market has auieted down
somewhat after the large business
done last week, in which both Euro
pean and American buyers partici-
pated."
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Trade Buying Recedes

slight recession in buying fro,r
manufacturers and wholesalers ia re-
ported this week by the Credit Clear.
ing House. For the country as a whole
buying dropped AZ per cent belo-v last
week. but was still a.6 per cent ahead
l.5 per cent compared to the same
week in 1920.
The mountain and middle agricul.
tural sections showed gain in pur-
chasing over last week, but all other
sections registered decline.
Payment activity for the country in
creased 3.6 per cent, compared to last
week, and the same amount over the
same week in 1920, 1t was, however.
e.5 per cent below the level of last
year.
Indebtedness increased per cent
over last week, 7.s per cent over last
year and 8.3 per cent over 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Factory Employment
Gained Last Month
Usual Summer Reduction Ia
Overcome i'm This
Sxa3a

ALBANY, Sept. t4.-Instead of the
usual reduction in employment in Au-
gust, figures compiled by the New
York State Department of Labor show
gain OF 2 per cent, last month in The
number OF workers employed in The
state, compared with July. August en-
pioyment also registered a Is per cent
gain over August of last year. NNth
the exception OF temporary recessions
in January and April of this year, the
volume Of factory employment has
been steadily rising in this state for
the last twelve months.
Substantial gains in employment in
the metal trades and the seasonal in
crease in the wearing apparel indus
tries were the chief factors in the total
gain in August.
Among the industries in which in.
creased employment was reported last
month were railway repairs, machin-
cry, electrical goods, iron castings, ag.
'ricultural implem ents, silverware,
enameled ware, structural steel, ship
building, cutlery, tools, optical goods
aircraft and high priced motor cars
shoes and apparel
Slight reductions were reported In
both mems and women's furnishing
goods, auto accessories and parts, food
products, printing and photography.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

COUPLE dfsf-eiass cock tn5t lef sssist T.
EaBfish Scotch beet references s3sa.
Weftere Agency. 5s West tsd >, .g1.oHs-
scss s&sg
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

HELP WANTED MALE

HAT Statesmen wanted Apply any Truly
Warner Hat Store.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

raub Bros; j. Vein :
in,gs; PENNSYLVANIA.
az Kent Co. I. b.
underwear; care Fred
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Satisfied Judgments

Tho first name Ia that OF the debtor. the
second that of the creditor, and date when
judgment was flsd:
Carson, Percival $ - American
Hardware Corp OF ~ Y sep
tember S, 1sl6... 14sys1,
Romano. Benne Encyclopedia
Britannica Corp. November 10,
Rsis. Isidor--Wiliiam Crane 1''oV
Go. September 3, 1922 team
ceiedl... ......j.4.4.s...8.... 4702S
same---N Krakower. February al.
1911 {eanceed9 .....g.... 1874
Eume--H Butler eft al, January
., Jei1 tcanceied} ..,..... 523g1s
Sc rne---H Krakower ct all March
S. 1917 tssnssled1 647ss
November 49, ls1s.....s 10000
Jacobs, Samuel ct al Samuel
Birdsall Co. May al. 1871 e4sIs
Degan Lipp, inc--M Harris, May
~ la22 .i.a,.,s...s,s... T.396 40
ID Price q Con Herald CO.
September 8, 1872 ......s s546gf
O,60nnar. Nellie - M O'Confior
January s, 1890. ........8. 5:5 20
Rade ReStaurants Inc. ct ALL L
Delman, February n, f92e. 1s4.I5j
Kagfraan, Joseph--Mantie Lamp
Co of America. Inc, August IL
isa7-..,. ...... s27oa
In Eronx County
Wurawsslpt Emily VIZ Wurz-
weller. April 22, 1899 s2,..,.,,...S 42as
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Business Troubl lie s

Michael. Belle w--Naucy Inc 42610
orsn aM inv Watson 5sss
Star Woodworking Co...,....., 241.s3
Mayersohn, Maurice--star Wood
m6y1lsnn ssrnias fsldo,i cG; MIN. sgS sSS s.
Montemore, Mon telns nnl;,; MiksM 4 Ruaden 1850
Omega Watch Co, Inc,-......,.. 104.20
Nassau County Review Corp
Lasher Iathrop, p,........... 556S6
oratorio Society of Y---C j OILS
payss@ sssPs 1ssnss lns ssss ssss5
Peterson, John F-~-orinoco Real
Poerschke. Edw tsedeewick A''.0s
sales.co} Maya
peterson. Suburban Homes Corp ''s
Paneher Leasing Co. Inc. ...s 4042O
Rosenbaum. Minnie Northway
simpson alarcusMcorrect Priat- oS''''
ing Co. Inc. nc............,..... 1890
Singer, Adoiph--J Levy ct al... 1860
seaoeahois, paaiiaaNN Gi S 0Sfiis life ii''s0
simon, aaa o' paal sGa's, 1aterwoven Sss's7
shiSsssrs haissss,as Ta,; Transportation Co. ei'94
South Ferry Realty Co. Inc. 1860
st Jehn, RICHARD C---Oppenheim
spillaas. Msurise n;a ana s Natl sure - !.
Stevens, irene-Harry Angelo Co,
Inns & Co... ,.'.'............. 1890
Masser, Dayid-M Cohen. 3447o
Realty Co, Inc. ,........... 4a15o
Weiss, Max-M Weinberger. ct al 2o3.62
Bead Col--Giobe Bead Co,
Inc .,:..,......... .......... so5.2o
Zeeludovsky, Mayer--Public Ma
tioaai Bank of'N ..,...... as4.s5
I'm Bronx County
The fret name Is that of the debtor.
Kay, JACOBS + Bernstein s 1905
McLaushlin, Peter IA N Thee
,,, bold III. l.ss7.a5
Ian, Jacob Solomon, Isaor
Rotok. Abraham and Samuel
Fisgerhgt, Biutter. ......... 4s7.s4
So,skam, Edwsrd--J Young .s, es.s4
ri Hiutter ............,..... 1896
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
July Wool Prices Return

LONDON, Sept. 14.-0f the 14,03S
bales of wool offered at tosday's auc~
top a large number we're merinos of
good quality and of both the English
and Continental types. Prices in
some instances returned to the July
70s fetching 55d, clean; Gas, sod; warp
southeastern Adelaide, 66s, 51d. Prices
of slipes generally. we're slightly in
the buyers, favor, as compared with
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Commercial Credit

The commercial money market yes
terday continued firm. Selling rates on
bankers acceptanees were revised up
ward. following the advance in buying
rates reported on Wednesday.
Commercial paper discounts at AZ to
4h per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Stocks Ex Dividend

Sept. SEPT. ls--Ailied Chem ( pye - CORP pf i
Sept. ls--Ameriean Can CO pf...... i
sept ls--Ameriean Radiator Co. i
Sept. 16--Ainer. SIN Sec Co pf A stpd /
sept sept lsAmsrIRa iS as Rt Steel roundrtes pt
Sept l5--American Wcoien Co. il
Sept IT, do pf. ........:...,...,. i
sept Sept. isBssSiehem Srn 81 Corp o1 ssa !,
Sept. ID do So. pf ............... z
sept. 15-Brooklyn Union Gas CO., 2
Sept. is-chatham q Pie Nat ak, =. 1
Sept. ls--coca Cola Co. Voting Trust.
sept. 16-Commerce, Nat Bank of, !. 3
Sept. 16--con Q Ell L & P CO Of Bait 3
Sept 15-Duluth Superior Trac Co, pf. 2
Sept 16---Eleetric Storage Battery Co,
Sept! 1sramons- Piayers- i,tp Leasky Las Corp
Sept l5--Guantanamo sugar Co, pf 3
Sept. le-Gulf States stl Co LIST pr. !
Sept. 1b--Internatfonal Cement Corp,
sept. l6--International Salt Co... i
Sept 1s-Keily-spring Tire CO SO pf. J
sept. l5--Liggett & Myers Tob Co, pf. i
Sept te--Loriliard Co (P). 5
SEPT sept. IS ls-Mapatti an IT. sus ct.... Co pt !
Sept. 16-May Dept Stores Co pf... /
Sept iS-Mexican Petroleum Co, Ltd. 3
sept. To- DO ..........,,........ 2
Sept. 1S--National City Bank ..
Sept. 15--National Lead Co .,.., /
Sept. In Y. Lac S West Ry Co.. i
Sept. l5-orpheum Circuit, Inc pf.... 2
Sept. 15--Owens Bottle Co. ........
Sept. 15- do pf ............... i
Sept. 15--Pan-A Amer Pet e. Trans Co.. 1
sopt. 15-public Service Corp of N j. /
Sept. 15-Pure Oil Co, us pf. .,. /
Sept. 10 do ss. pf .....,...... e
Sept. 16-Railway Stl Spring Co.... q
Sept. 15--sears. Roebuck & Co pf. :. i
Sept. 15--Southern Ry Co. Mobile &
Ohio. St TT. Gifts. .,.,.... Q
Sept. 15--South Porto Rico Sug pf,
Sept, 15--Top Products Corp pf 80. /
Sept. lb--Twin City Rapid Tr Co. pf. /
Sept. 1b-United Dyewood Corp -. i
Sept. l6--. do pf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
Sept. l6---Western Electric Co, Inc, pf. i
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
IMPORTATION WANTED

ANY ONE witnessing the accident az
Young man struck by auto on Tuesday
evening sept. 5th. AZ corner az zsth 81
and Madison ave-. about iis9e. and know
me car number, plesee communicates witE
irene Mssioy. s92 9Th ave. Phone Firmoy
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

When President Harding sent a
Radicgram of good will from
Radio Central at Rocky Point,
Long Island - newest and most
powerfulradiostation in theworld,
constructed and operated BY the
Radio Corporation of America--
twenty one foreign countries re-
ceived and recorded it instanta-
neously.
That Radiograin made radio
history. 1t signalized Americas
complete participation in the field
ofinsernational communication =
field where the national interests
Of che United States hitherto had
been subordinate to the interests
of foreign countries. Itmeant that
no foreign nation ever again could
interfere with Americas free inter
communication with the rest Of
the world.
The Wiyeiess Way
Is The Modern Hay
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Rudolf Zsliug, plaintiff, against Iona Gut
tercsik Xsilny, t.--Suminons.-AStio
for an absolute divorce.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 anHwsr the
complaint IN this action. and 10 serve a copy
OF your answer on the piairiiHs attorney
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons. exclusive OF the day of service
and in case OF your failure 20 AlRear or
answer. judgment will be taken against ron
by default for the relief demanded Ii tho
complaint.
Dated New York. Msy &. 1922
SIpOSIA FRIED.
Attorney for PiantiH
Office and Post ofice adafcRs No coo Fifth
Avenue, Borough Of Manhattan. cIgy of
New York
To Iona Guitercsik ZsKny
The fois,s ne summons ~ served upon sou
by publication. pursuant te an order o. Hon
orable william T. Burr = Justice 81 tas
supreme Court af thu State ~ New YORK
dated the sih DAY Of August lsaz and duly
filed with the complaint in ths Office Of the
Clerk OF the County Of New York. az the
County C9uFt HcgsH. In the Borough Of Man
haitian. City Co1nty and State or New York
Dated New York. August 8, 1923.
SfDoNIA FRIED.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Offlce and Post Office address No zoo Fifth
Avenue, Borough or Manhattan cay OF
New York
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
BOARD WANTED

MY BOY Of wants pal and reai home
strictly private and select sn New YorIs
where DADDY can see him frequently Write
r. e3f. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
The Dollar i'm F Foreign Exchange
CONTINUED from page seventeen,

tSohestucu fEuin pd2S ScfcsitScuj
JAPAN (par 4e.s cents a yenJ
Cables ......... 1885 1855 4S.25 .
INDIA (par +s.65 cents a rupeel
Demand .,..2s5s 2s.s5h 1850
STRAITS SUPPLEMENTS tpar 5e.s cents
dollar)
Cables ....s2.a5 5225 400
THE AMERICAS
ARGENTINA (par 42.44 cents paper peso)
Gables ......... s545 $3.50 sioo
BRAZIL tpar 32.4b cents a paper mtlreis)
Gssqs. Demand 1879 1s7e 1s.sS 1ssS 1922 sss,l
PERU (par $4S6 a pound)
Checks ...,.,.. 4o2 400 3S4
ECUADOR {par $50 cents a sucre)
Checks .,.e.... 2222 1922 25e7
CHILE (par 36.5 cents a peso)
Checks .s....,. 1890 i4.20 1915
URUGUAY tpar 3.42 cents a peso)
Checks ..t..., 1925 1925 $500
VENEZUELA (par 1913 cents bolivar)
Checks ....s....1T79 1779 1900
Canadian Exchange--New York funds In
Montreal ia per cent premium; Montreal
funds In New York, Ra per cent discount.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

the highest points touched during the
present series. Larger amounts of such
wools were offered than of greasy
New Zealands.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

ihe following Judgments were Gled yes
seraay. the frst name being that OF the
BATE. John---M Panog Sess.77
Best Securities Corp--Clrcle Leas-
ing Co. Inc. ..i............. 26e.Ss
sreherg. Harry II, III Brohsrg
Co)--Roy Thompson CO, Inc. 9ae.7e
5est s. Col Reichenbach ct
Clark; Paul, and Sander Tisatitsky aa
Carrier. ndw re aomprsoat. a.SSSSss.Ss SSs.Ss
csmmer. Ned--Fanchor Leasing
II Co, Inc. 4eA. 20
Digs Robert J--E Roe 10000
SEoetzinger, Ecward--T Baker. s24.2a
soS1win. ne-Edwin nunhIa
20, Inc 80. ......i.s....s,... 13e.es
H9a,s; g;; Frederic w--R Young Bros
. Coal Co..............s..... 2so.31
same-vJ Foley ct ai....... I16.ll
! isas,n. t.n. Jacob c-~Trade Press Pub
Jehn p chateeld, Ine--Jchn
=. ayers Co. Observation-Disclosures. 2a.185.1A
lac -. :. :. '.s.Ssse'.' s1o.1s
pehicksFraak CO. Inc ssa .......sa. s'.''.' sssss
George F Hinriehs. s'I Inc eea.s. ..4. ys7.oo
LeNtne, Samuel. aad Morris Pin
gSes-Perseet Service Auto Sales
Laser. Paul--w d Morris es4s6
~ sisne,. Alfred P--Eariington
realty Corp 1864
sl,sesage, chas R-s~I4 A N De Lasser 3ca.oe
es4Isler, Ralph n. and VIM y
aiAy tRaIpn r Muller Il Cse}--~
1sWssaes 1etor sales cosp.... s.ssssss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Honorable JOHN +. CQHALAN ) surre.
gate OF the county of New York Nolr1cH
ls !. ne, hereby given e ri nersans having
the County OF New YORK. deceased "a prs
sent the same, with vouchers thart9E 10
the subscribers, at their plRre OF transact.
q GREEN, their attorneys. Al No i9e
EEoadwsy, in the Borough Of Manhattan,
or before tho Ist day af February asSz
Dated Now York. the 2sth day az july
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
JAMES HAzEN HYpR.
ALLAN McCCLLou.
HENRY T. PIpPYB

Executors. Offica and y q Addes..
70 Broadway. Borough OF 4lanh&tszn.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

LOST i3anISboo No 1855 unfosn Square
Savings Bank. 90 Unien Sefusre New
YORK Payment ssopped Finder please
reiuFa 20 nank.
LOST Bankbook No 5et.s3S Of f;reenwIch
Savings Bank 24s Sixfh Ave. - etfs
Payment stepped Please return to banA
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Dissolution on MARRAGE

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK cct-S-
TY - WILLIAM VI. BALE. flatntif.
against EDITH GRAHAM HALE. 1lefend-
ant. Proceedings for dissolution of mar
riage on the ground ~ sbaeuce.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant
70 an order ~ Mr. Justice IRVING lehman.
dated the ssrd day of Aueusi. ltzss ana
filed with the petition OF Wiiliam ~ Hale IN
ihe ostics of the Clerk Of the county ~
New York. by which is appears tRst wa
liam 81. Hale has exerciesd al fsei dii~
gence ip making . search 20 discover evil
csnce whether or not you are siginR and
that no such evidence has heen found and
that you have aesented yourself Tor fnors
than five successive years iast past with
out being known 70 said WilliRm ~ Hale
TO be living during thar fine. md fhat
William NJ. Hale believes you 80 be dead,
hearing upon saia petition shsi be heid
at Special Term. Part III 81 ths sp-
pren1e Court. New York County 81 the
County Court House thereof In the f3or-
eugh OF Manhtttan. city Of New Gor5s. an
The sd day of November, 1922, Al le;qo
O. clock In the forenoon OF that daf or
al soon thereafter as counsel can he Heard.
~ which time proof of the allegations
contained in the petition shall pe taken
and an application viii be made f3r an
order dissolyipg tae marriage 0etwean
you, the said Icdith Graham HEles and
this petitioner. William Al Haze
New York. September ]. 1872.
WILLIAM n, HALE
PHILIP HART Attorney for Petitioner.
1851 Broadway. Borough q hfsnhat-
tan. city of New York.
MADELINE 81 DIXON va. cHARLEg v,
DIXON--ln the Conrs of Commbn lf3aai
Of York COUNTY, Pennsylvania. Nd 81.
January Term. 1922. Alias M. l02. April
Term. 1929.
70 Charles V. Dixon. late OF 42B9 Rye-
Avenue. Fordham, New York City. New
York;
You are nerehy notified that a fnss rule
for divorce baE been granted against V5u
al the suit of Madeline N. Dixon your WIFE
which will be heard in the Court of Com
mon Pleas. Of York County, Pennsylvania.
al York. Pennsylvania, on Monday. the Sec
cnd day of October. 1922. on which GAY you
may appear and show cause, II hEY gou
have, Why such divorce should not hs grant
ed against YOU.
EHREHART & BASGE. &
Attorneys for Lisel4ant "a
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. roUNp AND REWARD
Lost Rankhooks

LOST Bank beck No. iS7,efs, ttnian sous se
Savings Bank 20 fsntoyt stt,sye New
York Payment stopped. FtRdsr please
return to ba8s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

cRAGIN. MARY wIr.LARD-.-TN ryynSu.
..ANCE OF AN ORDER Of Heri8ra bic
gOhN F., c0HALAN. = Syrtorate sf ths
county OF New York, NOTICE III Aere6y
given 80 all persons having claims AZ atstst
Mary Willard Cragin, late Of shs, Esssnts
OF New fprke deeeaeed. to present the saase
witA vouchers thcreos 20 the snhpcr rtAers
osfsce Of s.sssietyn 4 HsuNhweus the5T 81 :
s.rnsys 80 Reeior ssreet- Boroagh %
before the 6th day of JHnuars le3a
LEWIS p, SsARRCwE. MIRIAM VII.
lsARD CRA2tN, Executors lated New
York. the ssth dAg ef 3uns, fses ENsF.-
STYN s HAtGliWoUT. Asterucxs fes.
ExesuseTs Off.ee snf =, o. Ahaesss 4
Rector street. Borough Of Aanhatgaa cisg
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

THE WASHINGTON SCHOOL
For Children Of Superior Mental Ability
Geo. {. Minard, Hdm., II r. sOtI ST.. \. i. q
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaida

CHAMBFRMAID or parlormaid: American
Protestant; country preferred; excellent
ieng references e., Miss Hofmsyer's 3
Agency, 10 East 43d St. 3d floor T,Ie-
Phone ss47 Murray Hili
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

BERMAID-Young English cana
bic; highly recommended; city preferred.
Miss Halls Bureau, II West 4ith. Tel
\ anierbitt $40.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

BUFFERS severst exeeslcEt assa Msss
Heifs Fpreaa. n West ttth s. vsBaes-
biis $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Judgments Filed

In New York County
The following Judgments were filed yea-
teraay. the frst name being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

CHAM3ERMAfD, young Finn, with CITY
family; very thorough worker; good city
references X, Miss Hoffnayers Agency. 10
Il. s3d St. Sd floor. Telephone s947 Mur-
ray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

COOKS. mattresses. houseN orkers Tinxa
Andersen. Scandinavian Arency ssst
Broadway. s3d. st iayier 1899
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

TWO German girls, good cook. chambermaid-
waitress good references: s75=sSs. Wetts
ler's Agency, 20 West 4Sd Longacre $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

HITLER ssiendts long references $500
Wettsers Agency. 70 West asa a. a.oHx-
acre 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
BusESEss CARDS
AUcTIoN SALES
BUSINESS oPpoRrUNETrEs

WISH TO SELL controlling share IN sFolng
trucking concern csuse. old sEes1 price
SIS. Gee. ferns y 8f4 Tribune.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
TABLE--f5andeorne mahogany CAL fssf tween
80 and il 30 25l West End as. Apart
ment 5.B.
uESc0T I1TrnN nE NaRRhGE
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER-vALET, useful French; sss.
Wettlsr's Agency. 20 West asa st Long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
" rd,iinr Tuesday.

y marriage "f interest WAS that OF
Miss Norma Maria Martin dauEhtcr
"i MIR and Mrs. g. ". Martin. 10 Guy
IL. l.lEInn. 'rhc ceremony was per
formed ON Tuesday. Octob.r 10. at
$50 o'clock Il; the home of REV. J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

q. ltolpabUck. 3li9 East Marshall
SiroUt. Mr.. lIelsRbcck officiating. MIR.
nm" Mrs. LiKHun VIII mako tn.,r
home with the pnrcnts OF tho bride.
't,irst of Washington.
Miss Lillian Guckert is the guest of
L. NJ. Latham. Much entertaining is
being done for her during her stay.
Sho VIII return to her home, In
Washington.
Wedding mt Forest Hill.
me wedding OF Miss Helen IIamil
ton Hancock. daughter OF Mrs. Rev
erlE a. iancocle and. the late judge.
beverly a. Hancock. To Palmer
MnuFy iiundley. SOP OF Thomas NJ.
iiuhai"y. took place orr Saturday
evening October II. at $50 o'clock.
at the home OF the brides brother
), u. Hancock. at Forest mn Dr.
II. H. {. Maclnchlan performed the
ceremony. John G. DOYLE sang "a,
pawhihs" and "All FOR You" accom-
panied By Miss katherine Sale ami
Mrs. III. II. Giil played the wedding
music. accompanied by john Crcccn
vi"linist
The Irde entered win her mother.
VINO gave her in marriage" Sb,. yyor.
q gown of crepe mirottc ana spanish
rae. with = court train. ana her ycil
81 INFUSION was caught with a curo.
net OF orange blossoms Sh" was
attended by Miss Mary Winston
Nondson. III IJ.uchhurls. as maid nr
honor. wearing rose orchid-coIor.d
Sain trimmed In bands of s"puns
"i IN" sam" color ANA carving a
shower bouquet Of orrhid.rulor.u
"hhlias. Mrs. g. ". Gregory. sister
81 the bride. was mHtr"m OF honor
Sh" was dressed la her wedding
gown and carried cUIuml,!. rns..f
"nd pc'ph'niun. Th" bridesmaids.
wh" wor" dresses at autumn shade.
ana carried varirgated dahiins win
TIA" center Of the bouquet tn. co!u,.
"i IN" dress. were Miss Marion
nt"Nts' IN &r"cn io"rp't;" ana satin.
MISS Apt Ian in Lruua- ,;"nru.tt.
and satin. MIS-. James RuiEcrt. ia
puinpkin yellow. amt Miss Saomi
Walhup In iiam" color
Miss Edith llnnvook. dressed 90
represent AN autumn l.ai was
hover gin. Horace iIardaway w;,.
'inE bearer. and Miss Mart, Hrandis.
WAS a miniature bride ia Wait. satin
with a court train and a vail of !lI,-