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New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
American Ports


BOSTON, Nov 23--ArrIved: Sch Charlie
and White proceeded to Lynn tug
Jupiter, Sandwich, with bargea, 1+ Port
Reading and 1s, Weehawken: Sailed:
Philadelphia and Baltimore; Thyra (Sw(,
New York, tug Valley Forge, with
barges Mlngo, from Lynn, Ephrata and
Salem. Cleared: Arkansas SDanl, Copen-
hagen via Philadelphia and baltimore.
n BATH; Me tft Ny s:2 s2Arrive6: m d Tpss
Glendower, calling at Portland for Tama-
nend), left latetr port 23; Germantown,
Philadelphia, with barges Bast for Au-
gusta. Pennington and Moselem for Ban
PORTLAND. Me. Nov 22-Arrlved:
Barge Pennywack, Philadelphia for saco.
BANGOR Me- Nov 2z-Satied: Schr
DELAWARE BREAKwATEr. Nov 23-
Passed out Tug Catawissa, with barges
Monitor for Newburyport, wiconisco aud
Trenton for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov ss--cleared: VI
borg (pan), Newport News; Willaston
(Br), Messna, Naples and Civita Vecchta;
CLAN Ranald OBJ, Naples and Girgent
Lake Hector Buenos Ayres via Brunswick
and Santos; Llanghorse GBr!. Bordeaux
a, and Dunkirk; Monmouth, Norfolk via Bal
ern Star, Riga via Norfolk
BOTWoOD, Nov 1G--Sared: TIillegom
(Dt1. England.
BURN, prior to Nov 17-sailed: schr
Gladys NJ IIollett (Br}, Oporto
GAULTOISE prior to Nov 173--Satled:
Achr Nellie Walters (Br), Oporto
HALIFAX, Nov c1--Arrivei: Mont
eagle tBr), Montreal; Talarite (Br), Mont
real. Cleared: Schr Kennebunk, Philadel-
phla. Sailed: Rosalind (Br) st JohI'e.
r, LuNENBCRG, Nov 21-In port: s3hr e
e IT, Adams .'I1I (Br}. for Halifax to load for
Halifax, to load for Porto Rico -
PORT UNION, Nov 16-Arrive5. schr
Port Onion (Br), Turks Island.
ST JOHNS. Nov 19-In port. schr
Democracy tBr), for Trinidad.
PORT ALFRED, Nov 22-Arrived; West
po,It 9uEPAc, Noy 22-PaOsod In Father
Montreal; Msgar County (Nor). London FOR
BELLE ISLAND, N f., Nov 1s-s,,,aa
JaVary. Baltir" ore callrS at HeIifox e.
schr kennebunk. -"A L''
PARRsBoRo Nov 17-Arrived. Nellie
Eaton (Br). Boston, and left 18Th for Fivo
l3lsndr Ian to loa1 for Boston; is. Mavhower
S'3ii G3r' boston; ORC imbe, Tynemouth Greek
HALLS HARBOR, Nov 17-ess;iea, sonu
Esther Adelaide Br). Haven. ''eu' Schr
APPLE RIVER, Nov 17eMSstIad.
mIla Xiie,4 Madeau ,a, lBrl, Port Chester, N =
WoLFVILLE. Nov 1S--In mort s,h-
frsaGeland (Br), for Port au Pinue, to ioad
wsi19kts3Nv5hhH S2I so1sasa
Westland and Tottenville. 0@fges
ginia Rdn Lculse tHon), Tuatan. ssiped If soh Sir
), PRoyIID9ENcE Nov 22-Arrived. NV.
Neptune. Norfolk, with barge 7 n 1u. -. lug
o@i'eo: Fenooscot, Norfolk "'AeF'
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals
{Ry CabIe1

asy 5NaF9S- Nov 5AaGsssSv sRsf
rral5 BREMEN, ls,I,is Nov ao-Aden uaru CLAW,
fNor5 NSn5RISs1IANIA. SaIt;A Nov 2o-ranaftora
cJsp5, San ale r.. Francisco Nox a-puTean Maru
pofs1a 1s21k0HAMA 20 ma Nov Nov 21-,Eastern Sailor
Al A;LEXANDRIA. :. Nov 22@AIgfi: 22IAJef New
H M'vRa Re RsysT NeT o59ntss ssN45 4Sr', SsT York
:, ,Rsso2TTaER5D1M. 40 a55s3. Sov s2-paolao maru
NJ DhLAGoA L BAY. Nov s2-swazis' si'iafs aBr,
gRGS;TeoN, Nov as-Butetown >Br.
- aIBRALTAR. Nov 2s-cretto ,nr,
New frsS York and Boston FOR Naples Marine Marine,
}IIta} ItaI}} Montrea, aoTtre for Venice; 24th Sort
QtaD. Montreal for Messina. e'A"'
= MADEIRA. Nov 23-Canada (1rrl. Nev
2ork and Boston for Naples
FI0O. Nov 2S-Le Coz (Br). New or
>, G. SuEnNsTowN, Nov 24-president Polk,
m ASNGoNA, SfoS Nov 17-Duci.essa d'Aosta
GAAGLIARI, Nov 17-Recoa t1t>. Mon
N,,PLEs; Noy le---Adour tNor,. Mon
Les, LoSai patEia 1Rll Z, ,eFrl New York; 22d. Baron
GENOA, Nov ls-Luxpalile. New York
rerseo tItl. Port Arthur: 2oth. Norrnf;
Maru sar1 ,HJap1. Gap Portland Me: s2d. Parktown
,.aas LISBON Nov 1s--saugerties. New Or
M MA4Rs,EILLEs, RS, Nov 21--clietonhan tBr,,
Montreal; sT I1ekheven tDt), Montreal.
- TlENTSIN, Nov 22-Patr!ch Henry
NeW Orleans and Galveston
a, AoShLAND, Nov 23-Trematon fRr3
New York via New Orleans ~,
,,NEWCASTLE. y n s W. Nov 23-yrrva,ps
tbr1. New York via Suva, etc.
LiS EHPOOL. Nov 24-Ohioan. seatt,a
Ma Ma san Francisco Canadian Miller fRrT
h9nITeali 2 Afoundria, Mobile =
c.s1ET fsoET LIMON. Nov 23-San GIL fRr,
Crlsto6ali stxaola, Cristobal N 70
FlE EKTA BARRIOS. Nov 22-conrs.
name, name, Belize; Limon. New York; a3d "
1etJoro Nor), Kingston. -
:. GuAYABAL,s Nov 23--Cayc Marnbs cyan.
fuegos and Manzantllo 11o.' S'eh-
:, ,,na s,wg Ro, Nov 2a--sagaland ,Nor). CT.
y YOKOHAMA, Nov a4-steei Mariner.
: GWEaU. W Nov sa--cokesit, Newcastle. \
p.l .lHAvANA.. Nov 2a-san Pablo "a,
qsrts lsGrs,, Rarrios for New York. 'At I,
NJ rs'KI - iAfNToNIo, Noy 2a--Banan tNor1
Departures
s,oN,, WN,,iLl.tHiEL9isHANE.s Ii Nov 1s--.seldc,.
IJoSd (Nar). Hap ~, 'AsSi&cIi-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
W WAREHOUSEMAN's SATS
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHAPCFa


IN ACCORDANCE WITH THF pgors,
IONS OF law. thAre being due aad uss,s
charges for which the u?dersigres a5isss
bon Fireproof Storage WarehouLee, i =.
/ titled 70 Ian as werehorsemen, or II
goods hereinafter described, AID dae noslai
having been given % all parties kaov7 "a
/ claim an tnterest therein ana - ff-s
specified IN guch notice for uaysnau, Il
such charges having expired, there will h
sold eL public a. ton at. the wa-ehsus
1928 Amaterdara Ave- az 155th s. Nsv
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER eTH, 1888
AT I0:39 A. r.
y for hEy reason The sale ehs rct hsy,
oeen completed on said date the sale VII
I, De continued on
y EDNEsDAY, DECEMBER 1sTE, 1884,
beginning al 1920 A NJ, and continuing
until ell the goods are sold, to Wit; House.
hold furniture. consisting Of paTlor sgite3
bedroom suites. dining room suites, I.bssr
furniture. planes, VictroIas. musical inStru.
lHents carpets, rugs, trunks. boxes tarrslt.
suitcases, contents, consisting Of c othIns
linen, books papers, Stationery. pirtares,
Sc wing machines, ieeboxes. cutlery, lamps.
bric-a- hrac, ina and glassware, silver
ware, bedding draperies and nstsTialf,
wearing apparel and otle- personal effects
as enumerated in the warenouSs inssnlers
Issued b. this warehouse azG hs!d iet tas
2eEnsd: MRS: Z. <, Y; COLE NR; e.. = 3
B9gMAN MRS HELEN FL, o G. EtsTGAAs sEps
MURPHY, MR. MELVIN YOUNG MRs
T. J. oDONNELL, aCR. F oDoNNEiI
Mr.. s. 3. HORWlTZ, MRS. A. + Ess
PATH. c. A. BRIDGES, Nh a < Aay' .s
CLEVE, MRS. L. @ MAGCHAcABN'n !, Nh N
JOSEPH BERzBERG. MRS 3, M
3. A. DAVIES, MRS. E r RoLwAI
MISS JOSEPHINE GERLACE. AR
AREN'T. MRS MARY STANELYi ME
L. PATTERSON. MRS. ELLA wyNAA
Mr.. f. WooLF. MRS. LENA Steiner
GOLDBURG FURNITURE COAPANY, NBk
A. RUBIN, GOLDBURG FURNITURE wv
pANY, MISS ELIZABETH ROE Kgs
HARRIET A. WILSON. MRS. L. 8. s.E.
GETTRICK. LUDWIG BAUMASN q CO
Mr.. EDWIN 5, BROWER, NR, E.
L49ktf' i !, MRs s BACHEsEEISEs 4Sl59 u
ROWE, Mr. j. E KBLLEY. Mrs 4 I
NICHOLSON, MRS. L. W ToRREsI
gARLEY, :: MRS: IL Z, ELDER: MR e e
THEoPHILE MATHEiC, MRS. E Z 81
BROWN, MPs. Z. MCKAY, MRS. 2. As;
KAY, MP. +. w. JEFFREY, HARLEM
FURNITURE COMPANY. SfRs. 4: &
J. Il. SAGARRA. MRS. A r. DByEEEAL,
MISS ANNA RAPPOPORT, Mrs. z. sTUE.
Ma, MRS. c. 3. LYON. MSS &Ahlsl
HUFF. Mr.. JAMES GREGORY. MSS +
PAINE, Mas. ROBERT y. FTNLAY. Afts
EsTELLE =. CRANE. MRS. 3. CiiSssol..c!s
MR. J. P. STILWELL. Mr.. Z C M
ANNIE R. HARRIS. 5tR. JOHN a. NCsk
MRS. l.. WARNER. MR.. ALBERT FRAs
NAN, MISS E. GROSSErT, MRS. Z
MEIER, MISS z. SNEDECKER. Mp
MABEL SAMSON, Mr.. ARTHUR
JAMES, MR.. CHARLES MULLER, u
j. p SCHWARTZ, DIR S BENMOSf'Es
All being now stored IN said Audubon FEs
proof Storage Warehouses, and Gii 20 z
more specifically described at time c. sAs
sale.
AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF sALk
Audubon Fmeproof Storage
Warehouses.
Office 1925 Amsterdam Avenue
Annex o06-5l0 West l56th 81
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Vessels Sold

Aleoyns sasolfns yacht 10 toas; soid
by o Cooler to 81 81 Campbell
Maine, steam screw, s.80@ TONS sold by
oyaHnes H MulheFon. U Q Marshall, TO
frank Y Barnes for SlB0.e26.
SacSam4Eto. steam screw, S.eeb tonag
sold by Sacramento s Corp to s.
chipping Board
SagedAhoc, efesr1 screw. <S5o tons
sgeid w James Muiheron Z s Marshal
80 Satn AZ Ersnkiia fer s7ee,eee.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
American Ports
lBY TelenrnnhA

BALTIMORE. Nov ssHPrr,vss. ssH1Ppn1, 49,
Fsosag. FBsossrlg. MaInnalbro. Boston; Manchsster
rrS. rirnGnanse n. tBTa, Manchester via Phiiadel
1oiIn Y tsw), sundsya1l; Wien (Dan5 Nav
SsyTs; Sora; charlton I;1 Hall; Pensacole: Agwi-
Mansii t,uxpan. Sailed: Belgian (Brl
9asangore. q Daiquiri, Cleared: Hndson tgrS
ehsstsn aorSsaux ar ana Hayre; Belgian tBr1. Man
Sawnnr. az Liverpool via Norfolk ana
s tsy Dollar Vancouver Via San psdrn. stan.
Pssses Ppt1se9rs e., tEora Rotterdam via Norfolk.
.arsss smith and Terry No j and rsni, III
. sor Ae" York end Falmouth for Prau,
aence' ergi.e Psssed Cape Henry. Tug Murrsli
AID Irene for Boston HSut'h' osattie
soS1oS. Nov zt--Assfye4, ssre,abu,
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Sailed Yesterday

Bsremont Castle (Br) Norfolk; Ser
sonvtie VIA Charleston; Tartar Prince
(Br>, Phile delnhia; Venus II tNorl, San
tlago; Lake 0ilboa. Brunswick; FL ABBA.
Mary q Maynard, Philadelphia.
run Ian ew Or.tans; Tiger,
Europe Santa Malta, Cristoba; Sagua
san Juan; Lake Gilboa, Wilmington and
brunswick; Altamaha Mobile and Tanpa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
AMERICA LINE
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the @ grace e., Of God free and in
oef Mht 70 Aea 1 eoeP John an aaydocE asE
Jr Walter Haydock, Aimee Collier Gthe
Younger, Lillian Collier, JANICE I-aydcs'l
and as Admin stratriN of the Estate Of
James Z. Haydock deceased and as Cen
eral Guardian Of Janice Haydock. Send
WHEREAS. Jol :. aaydock, residing at asa
Riverside Drive, Borough of Manhattan, City
Of New York Lillian Haydock White, re-
siding at o17 West f42d Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. City of New York, ans! The
Farmers Loan. and Trust Company, a do
mesttc corporation ha wing lis prime pel place
ough of Manhattan. City County and Stale
OF New York, have presented an account OF
tees under the Last Will and Testa .ert of
John Haydock, late OF the City County and
state OF New York, deceased and have also
presented and FLED petition praying tba,
their said account may be tudicially, SETTLED
ana ana, anoWeo and that they be discharged as
NOW, THEREFORE,, you and each of Won
are hereby CITED to show cause before cnr
"a, Surrogate OF the County of New YORK. st
NeW York. to be held at the Hal, Of RAcor7s
IN me County of New York on fhe 2sti, So
9d @drdo pecenlher, 1922, at 1850 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day. why said aeronTf
SHOULD not be judlcaliy settled and alio,Sa.; an'
IN TESTIMONY WHER EOF, vra baT+, 49,.
~ tt suseo the seal of the Surrogates' Court oS
unto affixed " 0e mere
WITNESS, Honorable John P. coha,an
enc Of the Surrogates of our said
rr 81, CSoonty Of New York al said
L. 81 County, the 25d day of NoyenI
per, in the year of our lord one
ty-tWo 90
e, MARTIN g. MccuH.
clerk OF the Surrosates' Cso,,r@
A.to,nasa SEa'LhsR, 1 RoLspoN & BI4ANC.
Loan and Trust Company' 90 Isxnhaa.
Place, New York, N
A.+orra,, o.. THOMAS j. FARRELL.
anu Lillian Haydock Wbfta ss Mea Noch
sau Street. New Yorl N \, ~ -Nas-
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Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Reliance. Southampton Nov IA. Co yT,,t.a
American Lines with mails; ls expected to
dock about C N at Pier as, Nh tS ast
Taormina tTt}. Napisa Nos L. 10 YraIia
America shipptrg Corp with fnasIa. le az.
" r. (wess 57th at) ist 80
Soordan fDt1. Plx,,5ot,.& .y--, se
Holland. America Line with maIls. il ax
pectsd to dock late TO-DAY or sariS st.,,,sa.
~ feot sth st. Esheksn ~stNAas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Dangers 10 Navigation

(By U Hydrograph Officer
North Atlantic Ocean, or the Aner,,s,,
Coast
:. The following obstruction was renort.d
nov 2lo-Lat "a %, ION SO al. derel,ct
San SilYestre. "Aeet--
Ice Reports
Ice has been reported as follows. Nav
hh9LLa6 - S5 %, lon 4s OF. iceberg 70 e.
nlsn %oo It long-Bergensfjord
North Pacific Ocean
The following obstruction was renortsd
Nov 14-Lat II Is n, Ion rs So u tsaa
truhK ~ Il long, roots PROTECTING is ~
out OF ~ater--Birmingham Cit,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Notice TO Mariners

(By U Hydrogsaphic ostice)
Light buoy B-l af Chico Pank Plata
River. Argentina, flashing white light, has
bean permanently moved and re-estae-
-lisaed In fRthoIak (5.S netersl OF water,
80 miles west-nort thwestward of its for
Saer position. or about iis miles 81 deg
fEonF the seInaphore on the east pier %
Ia Plata 50 lat "a As f. lon 81 80 w.
BOSTON, Nov 2&--PIkes Hil bell buoy
PA reported missing viii be replaced.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Change of Masters

!, 1nEolf J Anderson Succeeds Herman a
! ueshieT command steam screw 0rtnoee.
: G e Packard J r Dalton cofnmAnd
eteem screw Xeqae.
Reuben Eldrig2 succeeds 81 ~ Camp
bell command gasolire yacht Aicoyn.
Leo Brennan succeeds Emanuel J Moyes
seo1nnlsnd steam screw 5aneacae.
Charles A. Gero -ucct eds Walter z
Brown command barge Adelaide.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Marine Reports
rnE rIpEs

THE TIDES
usgh watar Low water
AM pM AN PM
Sandy fsok,... ,ls;t6 1897 e.8s 6;sg
Governors Island tsoa lee fsi6 T:4e
wsads ut sea To-day
East einif--Frest north winds; generally
calF
West Guif-4Fresh neFtherty wtnds; sslr.
Caribbean Sea and WindwRrd passagry--
Moderate, east@riy. except variable over
extreme south porton generally fair.
North OF Sandy Hook-Fresh and strong
west and northwest; fair
sandy Eook 10 Hatteras--FreHh and
strong northwest; fair,
Hatteras - Florida straIts-~Freah. north
west fair
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Foreign Ports
fRu NIL,

uAvnr. Nov SSy Y5@satiea: @slR 1,-.,s 1,.,
(Fr), New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
- HAVANA. Nov 1s-Holsatte <Ger).
sch DouRhboy fBr). Abaco: 20th, Else
Hugo SHINES No Is, Hamburg; 17th,
sailed: Alfonso XIII (Sp}, Bilbao; 18th.
nator (Norl. Caibarieu: Cardonia, Boca
Grande.
KINGSTON. Nov s-Arrived: Coronado
(Brl. Avonmouth; sch Hazel. e Herman
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by Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

tDistancs IL miles, postttor -
otherwise spsciaedl
4 y,yi,,. swiimssre ~ Cape Henry Nov as.
Z aSSwlmor.a 1890, = q NV NV Jupiter Nov "a.
e ttl6nc2 ll SEQ Sc Ambro Nov ss
,,.s = sre ~ Sen Juan Nov rs.
celis:n.r Is 81 50 pgYsrfalls Noy %.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
City Island

yane 1ound soush-Sorwalk Boston for New
sor SGsnd ai East-schss Magnolia, Nav yovr
NantncSSsst naeSs Island Ruselka, New York qs fos r
hs 5s Tug Wn Howard, with two
With three baprss' McAllIster.
Nass sansd.schY xa- Annie Mitcbel, f,rou
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
BY Wireless

arabic (Br), from Naples. to white star
ttlne ~ WITH pass, mails and rndse; expects
10 Teaen Boston p m Saturday.
CITY of Benares (Br), from cateu.to
e&pects 70 reach Boston Sunday a rn ~
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LEGAL. NOTICES

NOTICE Is HEREBY rsrvmns ss.. :, $500, --
BROTHERS. OK SOS Rroadaav sAs en- x. sso9MV ~
ms - - ,SsSoesr sa22. registered ina yrnSss
osiies 81 niS IN ssar HOOD for rasns aala III shs
sa,n sars. YOUNG BRoTHERs, sus srea.,,sss sss"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
COUNTRY BoARD

TWO vacancies in Drivata bov.-
nurse IDEAL hotY.e q gg roost.a hotne of srssnss
Ing care for serai-fnyRl8s s go, aih ngg
t;ents Or elderly prisons: "a rsI1as b
Y. G. on 2. Il. =. Of n. ]. Adss.s ~ ion !,
Tribune. "alfsss b. ~
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Diamonds, JeweIry, Psa
STORAGE NOTICES

DIAMONDS bought End sold for esh NJ
vice free. Bennett. liz Bwsy, M feat~ =
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HELP WANTED Prw.sv

WANTED~-Assistant genaysl 1-------.-.
capable Of caring ch ldren ,a9asssbrss,
nurse good ho . two blocks fro.. praet.es
bus. Telephone BayslGe ft2a.u.. t.s te'ss al
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
help WANrED Mes

GOOD opening for graduate h - ----,A -
encs, having experience r, -, at b.
neys Office and having New ~ sA at.s.
tions. 80 JON Old estabnshed 40 etkst5
opened In New YORK. h .ghsss 10 20 .fesa,ssy
CURED. Address D, sJs Tribqsss -,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
INSTRUCTION

aagaMT ECH0oY. e2 WEST sssh sIbAssss ls e
RM ~ u y Secrstarssl tgsi. rs. fnd.sieer e..,s,s
ssMs stFuetioa Slpdehts ustsf ss
nas admitted trst; asdk
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THE People OF THE STATE OF yER
N0Rk. BY THE GRACE OF 5ss'
FREE AND INDEPENDENT.

FREE AND INDEPENDENT.
To Lii ian Bates Grant, Mafgaset fSs,@
cia GranS, Reach Douglas Grant, ms Ia "a
tners Loan ana Trust Conlpe IS 1,,is, stssss
tor OF ana trustee under the Last Hsa II
Testament 0. Douglas s. Grant desss,s-
and The Farmers Loan and Tfna. Sss-t =
pang, as general guardian Of the esta.sz =
Margaret Patricia Grant aRi Besvn p0@
las Grant,
WHEREAS The Farmers Loan ~ r.
having It's principal place Of puzsrss,s, .
No. % William Street, Borough ef as1
haitian, City, County and Sta.e o. 80 80
York, as successor trustee under tne e.
.ate OF the County Of New York aessslssss
OF trust tor the benefit az pousiss =
Grant, has presented an account ot sssks sssss
ceedlngs as suc.4 sacuessor .ruSiee, ans sss
also presentea and 6led petition tRSssa5
that It's account "a l1dtciatst setslsa -
allowed.
Now, TaEREFoRE. you ano sssas s,ss
you are hereby CITED 20 show csu@w sstss yoys,
~ the Sarrogates' Court Of said Gcsans = =
New York, to be held In toe Aas AHls,ss.
Records, in the Borough OF Mspes,se, Mspass :,
December, 1892, al 1880 o,cloes p In ~
forenoon of tnat day, why sstd aces.ss. =.
should not be 3neicially settlee sAs
owed.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We ssss
caused tse seat OF tho Surrog stes seess Ia. :.
tne said County OF New York 70 es a''s
unto afixeu
WITNESS. HONORABLE Joah
CenaIan, one OF the Sureogaiss y y
our said County of New fsfss
ISeRil said County, the sih ass ~
November, in the ye2g q IA
Lord, one thousand nlno hasssss
anu twenty two.
MARTIN @. AcCSs..s
Clark OF tho Surfcsatas' I'sss
Gellers Reisten q BianS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
20 Excnange Place,
New York, ~. Y.
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BUSINESS CARDS

YOUNG man, Il, seezs position vtsb ,,.,s.
company. Address z, 74g Tribaa. ''s's'
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SITUATIONS WANTED NAV
Dogestlc
Miscellaneous

YOUNG man, q. SEEKS position VII. ,.e.sf
firm; building experiences. kSS,.ssk
344 Tribune. .,
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Warehouse
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

Office 1925 Amsterdam Avenue
Annex o06-510 West l56th 81
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Departures

e., WI iLMhELMSHAEE.S, III r Nov 1s--4Feelac,
tooTd tNsr>, Hampton aoads. 0'ao q
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Outgoing SteauasE,sps

NOTE.--Mail information VIII be found
on Travel Page, eight column
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-11-16
DorothyG Has
No Desire to Leave
Asylum, She Says
$1OO,OOO Heiress Perfectly
Satisfied, She Tells the
Lieutenant Governor !.
Who Goes TO See Her
spectaE Dispatch to The tribune


BOSTON, Nov. 1S.-Dorothy Gordon
heiress to more than 100000. is per.
fectly satisfied to remain in the Nc.
Lean Insane Asylum. The girl her.
self told Lieutenant Governor Alvan T
Fuller to-day that she had no desire tc
leave the institution.
The Lieutenant Governor, who is act.
ing Governor in the absence of Cover
nor Cox, made an investigation Of the
girls case at the asylum to-day, prior
to the meeting of the Governors coun-
ell. He conferred with doctors, nurses
and attendants, and finally went to
Goldman Hall, where he talked with the
girl herself.
In the Lieutenant Governors opinion
the girl is "not mentally ft."
Prior to the Council meeting the
Lieutenant Governor would not discuss
his visit to the girl, around whom is
wound the skein of legal procedure in
the fight by her uncle, John Gardiner
of New York, to oust William F. Jar
dine from guardianship.
Following the meeting, however, he
said: after long conference with
the physicians, nurses and attendants
at the asylum. I went to see Dorothy
Gordon herself and talked with her
She seemed somewhat depressed, but
assured me she was perfectly willing
to stay in the asylum"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-16
'lrreproachable,' Replies
Mrs. Harris to Charges
Only Nine Years Old at Time
Husband Accuses Her of
Ipfidelity. She Savs

Mrs. Beverly D. Harris, whose hus-
band is former vice-president of the
National City Bank, issued statement
last night denying charges made by
Mr.. Harris in his action for an annul-
ment Of their marriage.
Mrs. Harris says that for more than
seven years she has proved herself "be-
fore the world an irreproachable wife"
and is prepared to account for every
hour of her life and corroborate her
testimony with that of many others.
She says that in the year she is ac-
cused by her husband of being the mis-
tress of Eli Rayner, an associate of
gamblers and telephone operator, she
was nine years old, Giving on planta-
tion in Mississippi, surrounded with the
love and protection Of my family and
every under the constant eyes of my
old nanny nurse"
Mrs. Harris adds her attorneys have
informed her that process servers were
unable to get In touch with Mr.. Harris
for the last ten days because of his alb
sence from the city. She asserts her
husband disappeared to evade service
In legal actions pending against him,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-16

ease mas reached an advanced stare.
When there is mental resSstance on The
part OF the patient, or when hiss men
tahsy Is too low to respond to treat
ment. Coue does not think his magnet
Ism ereets the cure. He believes he
sets such forces working within the
pa11eht that the cure Is inevitable.
Faith Only Need. He Says
When ! tell you that you are bet
ter, you do feel better, don't you ~
NJ. Coue says, according to Mrs. Kinks
observations. why? Because you have
faith In me. just believe in yoarseif
and you will obtain the same result.
! have no magnetic fluid. / have no
influence, have never cured anybody.
My disciples obtain the same results
as myself. Things which seem miracu-
lous to you have perfectly natural
cause. If they seem extraordinary 1t
is only because the cause escapes you.
If you can persuade yourself that you
can do 8 certain thing, provided that
thing be possible, you will do it how
ever difficult 1t may be-"
Mrs. Kirk tells of an American who
said after one of the clinics: "Coue
has made auto-suggestion as simple
and universal in it's availability as the
Ford car. 1t seems to me he is the
Woolworth of healing"
1t is even whispered that Emil Coue
himself will be paying visit to New
York in January. He speaks not one
word of English. But "Ce passe, ce
passe, ce passe" is talisman guaran-
teed to work III any Language, if said
often enough and hard enough,