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New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Erasmus Takes
First IIOnOrs
I'm Title Swim
Brooklyn Schoolboys Win
Championship With 22
Points; Stuyvcsani Second

The Erasmus Hall High School team.
which finished first in the dual swim
series which closed last week. also cap
tured the individual championships at
tho annual meet of the L. s. A. T.. in
the City College pool last night The
flatbush school took first honors with
70 points, five more than Stuyvcsant's
total Of II. Commerce was third, will,
.. and Townsend next. with s points.
fvanccr Childs and De Witt Clinton
scored points each, while Flushing
Tailed 2.
The best race of the evening resulted
IN INC 22o-yard event, which was cap
tured by Hanretta, Of Commerce. after
thrilling duel with j. Kennedy. of
stuyvcsant. The field in the final Of
TINS event proved exceptionally good
ana included Robert Schnell, of
Evander ChiIds. last years champion.
Schncll, however. was hopclessly out
classed and finished bad fourth.
Hanretta q time was 2:5O IS
H. Lewis, Of the victorious Erasmus
team. captured tho 5O-yard event in
Impressive fashion defeating NJ May
crS, tcammatc. IN twenty-scven and
four-hfths seconds, Lewis bcttcrcd his
time by two-ffths Of a second in a
preliminary heat
The summaries:
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS
5O-yard racc-Won bv II Lewis Eraa-
fus HALL n. Mayors Erasmus Hail sac-
ond S. Farrar. Evauaer chllds third. =
a tias De WITT Clinton, fourth. Time
5o-yard back stroke race Won BY T.
walker Townacna Harris Han: a. Nc
filFIiUK. third ;cb S..b
colnmercc. fourth. Time 034
lp0-yard race--Won by J. TomqkIns
Erasmus Hall, j. shaw, Stuyvesant sec
ord; j. Knowles. stuyvosant third: l..
farrar. Evander Ch'lds fourth Tme,
a20-yard race-Won by J. Uan-et,a.
l'igh School OF Commerce; J. kennedy.
StuyVesant. socond; '. Talminl. Erasmus
Han. third, Il. Schneil, Evander Childs.
fourth Time. $50 4-5.
:. Fancy diving contest-Won by T. Smith,
Erasmus Hall. 7s.5 points: Spingler Stuy-
vesant 17.5. second, II. Worral Townsend
llarris -. third: Peterson, stuyvesant.
soofoot relay racc-woo by stuyvesan,
Ccrosslnan, r Smith, Trueil and Iryl<-
Isadlo Herschel. Roses nd Barrere>. soc
ond; Erasmus Hall q. Lange g. John
stons. .',. r. Franl1lin and NJ. stromiello).
third; Townsend Harris Hall O. Con W
White NJ. Turkel and r. I.evis), fourth
Time, 9 AS q.
POINT SCORE
- i1'asfnCs Hali. Y; StuyNesant. Il High
school of Commerce. 9. Townsend Harris
nan, g. Evander Chids 4, De Will CIin-
ton, 4 Flushing. ..
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS
"o,yard race-Won by I1iszeler p S 40
Manhattan; Moor, =. s. 40. Manhattan
second bergman, j. s. i'll. Manhattan
thlra A. cutler. p. $. ~, Manhattan.
fourth Time. o.5l 80
4oo-foot relay gaco- Won BY j. s. So
Manhattan; y :. 40. Manhattan second
T.. S. lr1 Manhattan. third: F. S l36,
t'roohlyn fourth. Time. l:3l
= Poln. score-f. s. 50, Manhattan. II; p.
= 50, Manhattan. 5; =. 5. III. Manhattan.
a r. 5 -, Manhattan. s.. p. S. 1885, Brook
lyn, l.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

W. Howc Will not, however, do active
work until tho time is at hand for
picking the varsity crews. Bill Haines
and I'd Brown will have charge of the
preliminary indoor work. When out.
door rowing is started Haires will
coach the sophomore crew, Lawrence
lerry the seniors and Brown the ju-
niors The further details concerning
'he varsity are contained in the state
ment ISSUED as follows:
On May 10, after the class races.
the winning crew will continue it's
preparation for the class crew race
with Yale on May 20; a 150-pound
varsity crew will be picked for the
American Henley to be coached bv
William Haines, and out of which
some Of the additional four men to
go to New London may be picked.
ne remaining material viii be
graded into crews representing tho
weld and Newell clubs, to race also
May 20. After these races (Yalc and
club) third varsity eight, to he
coached by Brown, will be picked.
which may be permitted to enter the
new event for third crews at tho
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

American Henley, and out Of which
men may be picked for the New Lon
don races
These men may win. as last year,
seats in the varsity boats.
AZ the outset OF the season Coach
William Haines will aid DR.. Howe.
accompanying not only him, but the
other coaches, with the particular
duty OF observing promising material
IN the class and lower freshmen
crews with a view to promotion.
Dr.. Howe has also picked reprc.
sentative oarsmcn of the past as mem
bers of commodities dealing with the
positions they occupied on the varsity
crews. These men will address the
candidates for the crew several even
ines during the spring and early in
April. will follow the work of the men
on the water and also give suggestions
regarding the makeup of the crew and
in other matters
The plan was formulated with the
approval Of Captain McCagge and +. L.
H'gginson, acting chairman of the row
ing committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Fielding II. Yost Says
Money Element Menaces
Present College Game

professional football is a menace to
the college sport, as it robs the game
OF many of its greatest character build
ing qualities Fielding H. ("Hurry
Ip') Yost, for twenty years football
coach at the University of Michigan,
SAID IN an address here last night. He
was guest of honor at banquet of the
chlgan Alumni of New York City.
he professional sport" Coach Yost
SAID. tends to make the college player
unsatisfiod to play the game for its
own sake. robs the game of the exhila-
rating inspiration OF achievement
merely for achievements sake, and de-
Stroys the ideals of generous service.
royalty, sacrifice and whoehearted de-
Votlon to a cause which mark the COL
lege player ~ W.
The professional sport is blamed. in
part at least, for the critical attitude Of
many students and alumni and Others
are assuming toward players who are
representing them on the college ath
lctlc field" said Coach Yost.
CrltlclZlng the play Of an individual
or team by fellow students or alumni
is the wrong attitude 1t is ingrati-
tude, as the men on the team are giy
university, which is more than their
CT tics are doing"
Coach Tost also deplored the tend
ency to stage interSectional footba
games and extend the gridron season.
he declared the first consideration of
men IN col eye should be the obtaining
OF an ed"c"titn I'D the fitting o. them
selves for life in the world. Athletics,
he said, are merely one Of the means
I er. 1at cio nouid not be per
mitted to eclipse the other school activ-
tiles.
" ith regard to more rigid control
of athletics the "hurry up" mentor had
ths to say:
when two schools meet that have
different rules of eligibility as regards
the standing Of athletes in scholarships
the contest is unfair. 1t is unfair com
petition if one school permits fresh
men to play on varsity teams and the
other. does not, or the tine allotted to
practice differs in the opposing schools.
or If the opposing teams vary in the
number OF games played each year
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
New Orleans Results

First race Nor threc-year -olds claim
ing; purse $1,000; hve and half fur
T.ang). to l. to , and to g. second !;
Dclhi Maid: 10 tWallace), IS to !. to 1
Brummcl, Bette Louise. Dolly Warden,
Mary Maxim. Thonella. Baby Evelyn. Lady
Rochester. Trico and Meuse also ran.
Second race Uor four-y ycsrolds and up
-Burgoyne, l1s tLyke), to |, Z to 10
and ] TO 3, won; Winneconnc, 1o6 i(Ciant-
qs s}, n 70 3oS 12noas T. a"a !, I" - TO- ssc9nd
Ne1 81 ponard. Mickey Moore and
Car a SO ran.
ThI,d rage Ifor maiden ,hrs:, ysaT con olds
miie) Ballot Mark lbs (Coltilctii). to s.
10 10 and out won; Willow Tree lie
tGarncr), to s. to and out. second ::
Consul, JOG G.owc). 40 to !, to and 2
and Ferguson also ran.
Fourth race tfor four year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse $1,000; six furlongsl
ana taSoF to s xon l%' noas 16 ponee to
to I, to ! and even, second; Flibberty :
gibnet. 1os (Mco1ney). to !: to and
York. Sycamore, Moody. 1lirah and Eter-
nifty also ran.
Fifth race <The Star and Crescent
Claiming Handicap; for ro three -year-old ;
and upward; purse $1,000; one mile and
three -sixtecnths) )-Pin,lco. 1l6 (king). Is
to I. to and to s. won: Translate. ia
Guxton), to.5, to and out. second;
Command. 104 Lang). to l, to and
to 4. third. Time. 1908 35. Padua and
Herd Girl also ran.
Sixth (for three yearolds and up
ward; allowances; purse $1,000; mills
and seventy yards)-Gray Gables. 1o5
(Garner>. to 2, to and out, won;
Zone d'Armee. ia (Mooney). to /. to 2
and | to e, second; The Vengeance 80
(Finn). to l. z to and to 2. third.
Time 1:47 1-5. Lieutenant Colonel Royal
lieu and Mechanic also ran.
Seventh race (for four-year-olds and
upward: claiming; purse $1,000; one mile
and Il xteenth)-Copyright 1o4 Lang),
13 to 5. even and to 2. won Hello Pard
to S. second Tr.ckster II, 1o7 (wilson), I
to 2, to and 3 to s. third. Time,
1851 2-5. Miss Dixie. Devil Dog. Pie
Sporting Chance and Fleer also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Nlichigan's Football Mentor
Opposed to Professionalism
President Praises
Milan's appointment

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--Prcsi-
w dent Harding gave thought
to baseball to-day, Selling moment
from the momentous questions await
ing his decision to speak word Of
praise for Clyde Milan. who has
been named to pilot the Washington
American League baseball team the
coming season. In reply to a qucs-
ton from a newspaper man MS to
what the President thought of the
selection of Milan for leader, he
said: 81 think he'll be all right.
He used to suit me pretty WE'LL"
When the President was in the
Senate he took in many baseball
games at the local park. At the
opening of the season last spring he
not only attended but kept score of
the entire game.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Three New Tank Records
At Springfield Swim

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. jan 90
Dartmouth defeated Springfield College
in swimming meet In which three
tank records we're broken here to-
night.
The score was 90 to "A. Captain
Bird and Eichc. of Dartmouth, shat
tered the marks for the plunge and 22O-
yard dash, while Captain Eastwood,
Of Springfield, and Taylor, of Dart
mouth. in deadlocking for first race,
broke the record for the 100-yard dash,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Esheln1an Wins
In Pinehurst
Shoot Will, 90
Frank. Hughes Is High
Average, With 62l Breaks
Out of $50 Targets

PlNEHURST. N. c., Jan. 2o.-Manv
OF Americas best shots cnioved n full
oay OF shooting at the Pinchurst Gun
CLUB to-day, when the feature event of
the week, the mid winter hnndicap.
and three special events were contest
ed. The best shooting was done in the
special events. j. W. Eshclman jr.. Of
Lancaster Pa, a twcnty-yard handicap
man, won the mid winter with 98
breaks.
He dropped the second and tenth
birds in the second event. J. II. White,
OF Spartanburg. S. c.. from the 10-ynrd
mark, and Frank Hughes, of Mobrdge,
) d., from the 22yard mark. finished
in tie for second at 81.
hughes lost two birds in the first
twenty and but one on the last eighty
targets. White dropped the eleventh
and twelfth targets and then shot
straight until the eighty third which
was his only other miss. The mid
winter purse was worth 1895, and it
required a score Of 80 or better to get
into the money. Forty OF the eighty
seven contestants were set back to the
20-yard mark or beyond
Frank Hughes. the Mohridgc, S. H.,
shooter, was the high average gun. with
g. breaks out of $50 targets He led
the field by five birds Frank Troch
Of Vancouver, the national high average
man last year, finished second. at SIC,
and ". II. Patterson, of Buffalo, third,
with els.
T.. c. Wheeler, of Pawhuskic, and K.
A. King, of Delta, Colo. did not miss
thing in the scventy-hvc event and
twelve others droppcd but one tarvot .
Seven shot straight in the fifty special
and ten others broke 40. Hughes was
as good at the doubles as at the singles
and led in this event with 48 out of So
Iroch was next, with At, and King
third. with 4S
The summary:
MONEY WINNERS IN WINTER
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS
Canncfax OutscOres T.ayfon

Bob Cannefax, formcr worlds cham
pion, overlook and passed Johnny Law
ton the present title holder, in yester-
days blocks of their 500 point match
at three-cushion billiards at Kline's
Strand Academy. Cannefat tailed 81
to AZ in the afternoon encounter and
!outscored Layton. so to 33, in the even
ing match. The total scores are now:
CannefaX, 500; LAYTON. A75.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Brown Wins Billiard Title

Morris D. Brown won the interstate
championship at 1872 balkline billiards
by defeating Edgar Appleby at the Ra-
tional Recreation Academy last night
by score of 300 to 261. Brown aver
aged 12 and had high run of "a:
Brown finished with four victories and
no defeats. The other players finished
as follows: Francis Appleby. Edgar
Applcby, Jacob klinger and Julian
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
sCMMONs

SUPREME COvHT OF THE STATE OF
New York. County of New York.
EMILE j. OZANNE. Plaintiff. against Ed
Poret. doing business under the name ana
style OF Poret Freres. DEFENDANTS Sum
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH OF THEM.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the Ccnpla int in this action. and 70
serve R copy of your answer. or. if ,h-
complaint Is not served with this summons
to serve q notice OF appearance on The piatl-
tiff's Attorneys within twenty days after no
service of this summons. exclusive OF tho day
or answer iudg;nen; VIII he taken against
YOU BY default for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Dated. New York, Dec. Il. 1921.
GUGtiENHEIMER. UNTERMYER & MAR
SHALL. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 100 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
City.
To Edouarl Poret. I.ucien Pore. and Eugene
Poret. doing business under the name and
style of Porct Freres
The foregoing summons IS served upon you
by publication pursuant TO an order of Mr.
Justice Charles J.. Guy. a Judge OF the
Supreme Court. State of New York. dated
tho 10th day Of January. 1922. and fled with
New York County. the County rour-
House. Borough Of Manhattan, City. Count
and State Of New York
Dated. New York. January 10Th. 1922
GUGGENHEIMER. UNTERMYIR & MAP
SHALL. Plaintiffs Attorneys. f20 Broa J.
way Borough of Manhattan. City of New
York, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Penn Hockey Victor
Over Columbia. s 10 4

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Tonight
'he University of Pennsylvania hockey
team defeated Columbia in an inter
ccllegiate scramble which required an
extra period to reach decision. The
score was 5 to 4.
Totally outclassed in the matter of
team play by the New 1orkers, Penn
vas forced to depend upon individual
hrIlliance at the Ice Palace tonight
1t was by virtue Of the scintillatinc
runs and shots of Murray that the
Quakers triumphcd.
The line I'D:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Bouts Hereabouts

TONIGHT
D"yIo w. Midget Sully. I'd rounds ''"ooy
.o n"r.y vvseventh ReRiment-Pnui p~,r.
40" comn'nn Ds; M'n nn,sr',s sr9'Wns 10 roMnds, CIV
Nc ~,,th,,,nnWenlth ,,t',, >. C.-Frnnkie Jerome
w; In'I o'D"wd. IL rounds. '''''
o,., ",nk >. kid Dnbc vs.. Joe King
MONDAY
,.,,,., Htnr ;. C-sammy VogeI vs.. Charley
hr"mdway r.. A.-Soldier Bartfield &c
Di'c Rosenberg. !" rounds.
TUESDAY
u.' rno"e"r -. Chilly Dc Foo vs.. Ear,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
" alker Retains Title

Willie Walker, middleweight title
holder of the National Guard, scored a
technical knockout over Johnny
Schwartz last night at the 18th Infantry
Armory. Schwartz went strong at the
start, but lacked condition, and his Sec
onds threw iii the towel in the fifth
Joe Paul, with six-pound advantage
awarded the judges decision after ten
ast r0unda
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF l:EW YORK
OTTO NJ. GOLDE. Plaintiff, vs. ANNABELLE
GOLDE. Defendant. Summons.
TO THE ABONE f. NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an
swer the complaint in this action. and 10
serve copy OF your answer. IL the
paint is not served with this summons :.
Notice OF Appea rance on the Plain
tihs Attorney within twenty days after the
service of the summons. exclusive of the day
OF service. In case of your failure to appear
or answer. Judgment VIII be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated. New York. December 7, 1891.
JOHN 7. WIER. Attorney for Plaintiff once
and =. o. Address lo9 West 10th Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
TO ANNABELLE GOLDE:
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication. pursuant TO order OF Hon
William p. Burr Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State o. New York dated the
9th day OF December 1921 and filed with the
complaint In the office Of the Clerk OF the
County of New York. at the County Cour.
House. in the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY.
County and State Of New York
The object of the above entitled action is
to dissolve the marriage relation between the
above named Plaintiff and Defendant
Dated, New York. December 10. 1921
JOHN p. WlER. Attorney for Plaintiff once
and p. O. Address 1o9 West 10th Stree.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Hagenlacl1cr Sail i'm Lead

Erik Hagen7acher, German billiard
champion. again defeated Koji Tomada
in both afternoon and evening blocks of
their match at Daly's Academy yester-
day. The afternoon score was 300 to
95 and the evening match resulted 300
TO 277 in lIagenlacher's favor The win
ner's best runs were l10 and 1OS.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
East Side e. III. s. Wins

The league-leading East Side e. II. S.
basketball team easily defeated Brook
lyn f. II. S. in league contest last
night at the formers court by score
of IA to 1S. East Side is being coached
by Dick Eliffe. of Erasmus Hall, and
managed by Harold A. Fincke.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Br;iton in Title Bout

Jack Britton. welterweight cham
pon, has agreed to meet the winner OF
the Mickey Walker Georgia Ward bout,
which takes place at Newark Monday
night. The bout will be held at the
Garden early next month.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
FORECLOSURE SALES

CHATTEI. MORTGAGE foreclosure sale ~
public auction On Saturday. January 2ls,
1922 at 10 II. m. al the southwest corner OF
lssth street and Third Avenue. Borough OF
City OF New York saloon fixIure.
bar fixtures and furniture. etc. under mort :
gage held by THE JOHN EICHLER BREW
ING COMPANY.
Dated. New York. January 18th. 1922.
ARTHUR BONNER. Auctioneer
$50 Fulton Street.
Borough OF Brooklyn. New Yofa.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21


LOUIS NJ. TAYLOR. Plaintiff. against
EUGENE DE VITO. Defendant Sum-
To the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swcr the complaint in this action and TO
serve a copy of your answer, or. II the COM
plant is not served with this summons. to
notice OF appearance on the Plain
tiff's Attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive Of the day
of service. IN of your failure TO appear
answer. judgment will be taken against
You by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated. New York. December 18th. 1921
REMINGTON & MEEK, Attorneys for
Plaintiff Office and Post Office Address
No. 141 Broadway. Borough Of Manhat
tan. City Of New York.
TO the Defendant, Eugene De Vito.
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication. pursuant TO order of Hon
Charles l.. Guy. Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State Of New York. dated the
18th day Of January. 1922. and flied with the
complaint in the Office of the Clerk OF the
County Of New York. at the County Court
House. In the Borough Of Manhattan, City
County and State of New York.
Dated. New York. January 18th. 1922.
REMINGTON & MEEK. Attorneys for
Plaintiff Office and r. O. Address. 141
Broadway, New York n Y
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
frankie Jerome Being Primed
for Meeting With Johnny Buff
''"y ~ r,Dsons Promising Bantam Must Dispose Of
III, - Dowd at Commonwealth Club Tonight
'"r o'ance at Either Joe Lynch or Midget Smith

Snouu DC plenty of action
tho Rronx & % Ell rrank'e Jerome the promising bantam from
no WIN rhi Olowd the Columbus onco
ION over Joe Lynch The scheduled TO 90 ,vo,vo a
" '' oe'ng inc headliner Of an attractive program '
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

BiH Haines and Ed. Bro,un in
Charge Of Preliminary Work.
After Class Races Winning Grew Will Prepare
tor Yale Race OH May 20 and l5OPound
'rew Picked for the American Henley

NANRiDHE Mass, Jan 20Dr r. Howe will ho hcad
~ VI he harvard
nen made by him program for tho conn soo
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

~ SuPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. County OF New york-Mac
Miller Plaintiff. VS.. Frances Miller. De-
PENDANT. Summons. Action to annul a
marriage. Plaintiff desgnates New YORK
County as the place of Trial.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10
to serve a copy of your answer, or II the
complaint is not served with this sum
mons to serve a Notice Of Appearance on
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service of this summons
exclusive of the day OF service. In case
OF your failure TO appear II answer. iuds-
ment will be taken against you by de-
plant.
Dated. New York. December gath. 1927.
Attorney for Piaintir onice ana p. O.
Address So Essex Street. Burrough OF
Manhattan. City of New York.
TO FRANCES MILLER. DEFENDANT
ABOVE NAMED:
you by publication, pursuant to an order
OF Hon. Charles l.. Grey. Justice of the
supreme Court of the State Of New York
dated the Sd day of January 1922 "a "a
fled with the complaint in the office Of
the Clerk OF the County Of New York a;
the County Court House, in the Borough
of Manhattan, City, County and State OF
New York.
The object OF the above entitled action
is to annul a marriage between you and
plaintiff.
Dated. New York, January Sd 1922
NATHAN TOLk
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and P. o
Address 58 Essex Street Borough of
Manhattan, New York 4>ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
SURROnAVEs' NOTICES

6ECOR. HORACE. JR.--1N PURSUANCE
Of an order OF Honorable John p Co.
halan, q Surrogate of the County of New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali per-
sons having claims against Horace Secor.
Jr.. late OF the County OF New York, do.
thereof, to the subscribers. at its place OF
transacting business. at the Office OF Muir
ray. Prentice & Aldrch, its attorneys. at
No. 81 Wall Street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan in the City OF New York state
OF New York. or or before the 18th day
OF February. 1922.
Dated. New York. the 2o:h day of July.
The EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Executora
MURRAY PRENTICE & ALDRIcH. Ats
torneys for Executors, Once and Post
office Address. 81 Wall St.. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
ABEGG, JOHN HENRY.-IN pURSU-
ance OF an order OF Honorable John p.
rohalan, a Surrogate OF tho County Of
New York. NOTICE Is hereby given to AL
persons having claims against JOHN
HENRY .ABEGG. late Of the County Of
with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers.
At their place OF transacting business. At
their attorneys at No 81 WaIl Street. ;r;
the Borough of Manhattan. in the City Of
New York. State OF Now York on or be.
fore the 18th day OF February, 1929.
Dated. New York. the 2sth day Of July.
1921. ADOLPH RUscH.
HENRY a. RUSCH.
MURRAY, PRENTICE & ALDRiCH. At.
torneys for Executorp. Once and Post.
once Address. 81 Wall Stroet. Bor-
sugh OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

Ii'c'p. TT
j W. tishelman. Lancaster, Pa. 90 aS
J.: II. White, Spartnnhurg. s. Co.,. 10 o7
Frank Hughes. Milbrdge. s. D. 90 97
A ~ Jenny. li'ghlan. III. .......... II o6
II. a. king Delta. Col. ............. 20 96
Frank Troeh, Vancouver ..... 90 %
l.. +. Hazel, Durham, N. C...... 16 ?5
MOTIFS, balWinville. y. f....... 10 95
-. !. Hoflman. Wilmington. 20 o5
" a. Jones. Macon n............... II ~
~. ~ Morson. Charlotte. .......... Il 95
G. A. Young. Springfield. Ohio. %
c. r. Woodward. Trenton. 20 %
A. II. Aber. Pittsburgh .. 70 "a
w D BAKER, Pittsburgh. .......... 10 "a
r. IL. l'olIand. plymouth, Ohio..... 90 "a
HIGH AVERAGE GUNS FOR $50
TARGETS
Hughes. sci; Troeh. SIG; w. IT, Pattcr-
son, Buffalo. SIS; NJ Il. Jenny. sic: King.
611: Al He'll. Allentown Pa, $40 Earl
Starr, $. G.. SO; s. L. Jenny. lexington
H., go; Jones. Clio; r. Won Boeckman,
New York. 610.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Miscellaneous

CULTURED YOUNG LADY. Canadian b,
birth, educated Ia England and on tne
rontinant. writes shorthand. desires to 60
into cominunication with lady with q
view OF Offering her services as sccr-tary
or companion. X 1871. Tribune.