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New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Four-Day Freight
Embargo Declared
BY Lehigh Valley
Congestion of Traffic ON
Road Prompts Announce
ment; Fuel and Food To
Be Accepted for Shipment

Congestion of freight traffic along
the lines of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
has become so serious that the COM
pany found it necessary yesterday to
announce four-day embargo on all
freight for all destinations. The only
exceptions to the embargo order are
these commodities, such as fuel and
food, which are given specific priority
under the most recent rulings Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The embargo, which is said to be one
of the most drastic put into effect on an
Eastern road, became effective at mid
night, and win continue in force un-
til Sunday. In the intervening four
days the railroad officials hope to have
cleared up the traffic tangle sufficiently
to enable the road to accept new ship
ments of non-priority freight.
During the period of the embargo
the Lehigh Valley will accept no non
tity, whether destined for points along
its own lines or along the lines Of con-
Meeting railroads. Nor will it accept
freight from connecting railroads for
delivery in the territory which it
serves.
For the present the Lehigh is the
only railroad in the eastern group to
find such move necessary. Recent
embargoes on westbound freight in
stituted by the Erie, New York Central,
Jersey Central and Lackawanna are
still in force, but at the Offices of these
roads yesterday it was said that no
further restrictions were planned at
this time.
Considerable progress is said to have
been made by the shopcrafts unions in
settling their strike with the railroads
under the provisions Of the Baltimore
agreement. No report OF announce
ment was forthcoming from strike
headquarters here, but it was said that
with the strikers on this basis. Just
which roads are included in this group
or how much track they operate could
not be learned
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

ANTWERP. Sept 23--England Alaru
(Jap). Brunswick; Melita (Br), Montreal:
IS. Homestead, Baltimore; Zealand (Br),
New York
ROTTERDAM Sept 23-Heathfeld (Br>.
Montreal.
FREDER1KsHAvEN. Sept 2s--Hardan.
ger {Br). Philadelphia.
BREMEN. Sept 23-Picton (Br), Baltt-
more.
BORDEAUX. Sept 28--Niagara (Fr>.
HAYRE. Sept 2s-Rochambeau tFr>.
New York via Plymouth; 25, La Lorraine
Rouge.
MADRAS Sept "a - Badapur (BD,
BAYoNNE. France, Sept s4-Horda
vIGo, Sept 24-spaarndam tpu>. New
HAMBuRG. Sept 2s-Bradavon tBr).
SYDNEY. n ", Sept s6--canadian
Boston Via Montreal ND-''
suEz. Sept 26---Nurtureton tBr), Call
cutta for New Orleans.
MELBOURNE, Sept 2s-Tremere (Br).
SHANGHAI. Sept 2o--slavic Prince tBr)
New York; 25th. Eldridge, Tacoma; ssth
Ethan Allen. New Orleans
NAPLES Sept 21no,Taormina (It). New
Yerh 1I,1 Ns ya Ta.s B0ston o@s "a Guglielo Pierce
SPEZfA. Sept 22-Cherca (It. Montreal
PALMA, Sept 22-West Chetao. Calves
GENOA. Sept ss-Nicolaos ut). Texas
KOBE. Sept 24--Arizona Maru tJap).
Seattle
MARsEILLEs. Sept s4-san Michele
ALEXANDRIA. Sept s5--west Mahome..
ROTTERDAM, Sept 25-Nieuw Amster-
dam tDu). New York: Farnworth tBr),
Galveston; 26sh. Bemdijk tDu), San Fran
cisco; Pc1erton (Brl. Galveston.
MANILA, Sept 2S-Empress OF Russia
(Brl, Vancouver. Poleric fBr), New York;
President Wilson. San Francisco.
GLASGOW, Sept 2s-Mombassa lBr),
EAST LoNDoN. Sept 2s-oakwin tBr),
New York
HoNGKoNG, Sept 2s 49, Tenyo Maru
(Jap1. San Francisco
GIBRALTAR, Sept 2T--Passed Kosmo
(Br). Calcutta for Boston and New York
GENOA, Sept 23-Tacrmtna tIt), New
York and Boston via Naples.
FREMANTLE, Sept 2s-Port Alma
{Rrl, New York.
LAS pALMAs. Sept 2s-west Hessel-
tine. New York.
LONDON, Sept 27--Nort hwestern Miller
fBr), New York.
vALPARALso, Sept 2T--santa Luisa.
New York.
dLAseow. Sept 27--conoordia tBr,.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furnitu,e Wanted

DIAMONDS bought and aola for eash
Advice free. Bennett. lT2 B'way. ID noss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Harding Calls
For Inquiry
On Coal Cost
Sweeping Investigation of
Independent Anthracite
Mines i'm Pennsylvania Or
iered as Conference Fails
Operators Balk al Prices
Declare Production Is Im-
possible at $3.50 as the
Fuel Commission Ordered
speoinl ptapntch 70 rhe rrtbune

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.--A sweep
ing investigation of the production
costs of coal at virtually every inde-
pendently operated anthracite mine in
Pennsylvania has been authorized by
President Harding and ordered by Fed
eral and state fuef authorities. 1t will
be made by fair practices committee
of this city, is chairman.
The inquiry is the outgrowth of re
cent conferences of members of the
Pennsylvania Fuel Commission and the
independent operators.
Refusal by most of the independents
to accede to the commission order
that prices should be kept within so
cents ton ratio Of increase over the
prices charged last March is understood
to have resulted in break in the con-
ference and to have caused the Fed
eral and state authorities to decide
on an investigation Of production
costs.
The inquiry ordered to-day is the
first of its kind since before the World
War. In that time coal prices have
increased moro than 100 per cent
About 30 per cent of all the anthracite
produced TO. household consumption
is mined by the independents.
The majority OF the independent
producers have announced that they
cannot mine anthracite and sell il 1T
$3.50, the price fixed by the commits
sion. Other Investigations into the
independent industry show that in
many cases. and for more than thirty
five years, the independents were able
to produce coal Of prepared sizes that
sold under the prices asked by the
company operators.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Federal
Fuel Distributor Spens to-day took
steps to control the movement of coal
during the post-strike emergency by
issuing a proclamation dividing the
country into sixteen districts, in each
of which agents will be stationed, ana
calling upon all bituminous coal pro-
ducers to make daily report on the
coal shipped and the price received.
Preliminary steps were taken by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
restrict sale and resale of coal by
individuals on the line of distribution
between the mines and the ultimate
consumer. Back and forth selling has
been held responsible for some pyra-
miding of coal prices and the practice
is said by officials to be susceptible
of limitation through regulations pre-
venting carloads of coal being recon
signed from one shipper to another
after each sale.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE, splendid cook. useful butler. Fir
nish good references; $3.50 WettIerg
Agency, 20 w. <3d. Longacre $780,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28


HULL, Sept 21-Meiwa Maru (Jap).
New York.
PRESTON. Eng, Sept 2S-Newa DAM.
Key West.
SHANGHAI. Sept 25-Empress Of Can
ada (Br} {from Hongkong), Vancouver.
BARRY. Sept 26-Dictator, st Johns,
LULBA. Sept &C Lnjewalch
(Swed), Baltimore.
BREvIK, Sept 22-san Francisco
(Swed). North Pacific.
CHRIsT1ANIA Sept 2s-Bcrgensfjora
{Nor), New York.
BREMEN, Sept 23-Hannover (Br), New
York.
A1GIERs, Sept 24-clan Ranald <Br,,
MADRAS, Sept 24--Steel Trader (from
Calcutta). New Orleans.
YOKOHAMA. Sept 25--China (from
Hong kong), San Francisco.
COLOMBO. Sept 25-City OF Bagdad
Obj, New YORK; Salawati (Du), tfrom
Batnyis}i ha11s ! SeT e., YORK eaht o. ,,,a n,
Vancouver.
(Br). Montreal; steadfast, Galveston.
LONDON, Sept 27--Antonia (Br). Mont
real.
soUTHAMPToN, Sept 27- Majestic
(Br), New York
VALENCIA, Sept 24--Meissonier (Br),
Boston.
NAPLES. Sept 2s--Arablo (Br), New
PORT TALBOT, Sept s7-Dunan Head
(Br), Montreal.
BIRMINGHAM, Sept 27-Radnor, New
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Radio Corn. of America

N'S'''onS at noon, distances in niies un-
A G 1sed,ord Sta5ea otheTwisel
Aav,,',ra neuiora Sss 10 by Tamplco Sept &c.
hiiadin a. = cape Henry Sept 26.
Aiis Aim 1,,, Ky SW Nantucket Sept 27.
Baracoa ST rs - = Ambros Mew fors soS Sept 1s 2s
n,asa,ne. ,ne lS1 n Ha'teras Sept ~.
p;ES,seiner o;r,r CITY $40 S Nantucket Sept &c
Islts. Rris,a1 nhgad ga -, Ia overfalls Sept 81.
Carncas ssG ~ .ape Charles Sept ~.
Calti,as9 CiataNas , 49, > Ambrose Sept 90.
Cu' C%puI!n I'd ,t' N =, ~ n, lon o8 90 w Sept 81.
Cty or 3,rp Ro1na SV a. ~ 1ifveIand icy IN Sept 27.
S,ty ~ .oine ~ NNB Diamond Sept 81.
Cold Harbor i.ISls 15to z9i r| ; ambrose Sept ~
Corfe - 100, "oI iSiV Dt iaware Capes Sept 26.
Coaho,,,. Ute 81 sl1 Ambrose Sept y
sept - N'o0'''S ''o NE cape henry
Coonr ~ ,A,o,,
Deon rre :, Aaehe d'St2 y Ambrose Sept 2S.
lIcnnd,-r 5g 10y M Jupiter sept 20
iSSsrai 80 - NV YORK I'm sept 36.
Feiicia9a loi sane hey sept 20,
T. ~ ~ ~ lst 81 4% lon 62 ~ sept 20
Geo Fl Ionsa "a 9Ss ~ hnaIeiphla sept s6e
Geo W"eb,,,1 10y oy Key west sept 20.
Geo " "sas0S Barnss asa ftSS Ambross Sept -
Gnif Cwe %2V sW diamond sept 70
Gulf NaId 1ss s 81 ri Ausustlne an M sept -.
Gar,op, i5or pr'nce ,C. l4o Ne Diamond Sept ~.
HesnarIdl iesInah hr%sGh t i. 65 n DIAMOND Sept 25
Ho%sre ~ pq Nhnsgoss' NmsToss Al M SEPT sSps
) 4 nodfe,t ns, Jr ESQ EsE Galveston Sept 2G.
- y rev -. san salvador Sept 2s.-
Katrina a1r Luckenbach 25l S Ambrose sept n.
Lena l.uckenboch 24s Colon Sept 26,
I J Drake 3eo sw Tortuges Sept IS.
MarRaret Dollar 500 Baltimore Sept ct.
Mhtlnlcock 400 II Diamond Sept 81.
Baracoa 1l4A Ambrose PM Sept 27.
fodeTal 2so Sand Key noon Sept q.
y y rev 60 &an Salvador Sept q.
i II Hillman 1149 Philadelphia PM
oept ~
Glty OF Montgomery & Frying Pan Sept 27.
w Tengle 80 NE Jupiter Sept o.
Tiger l20 n Cape Maysi Sept 27.
Montgomery City 1873 e Cape May Sept 27.
Mount Carroll zoos e Ambrose noon Sept 81
America 1867 e Ambrose noon Sept ~
City of Lahore $50 r Ambrose Sept 27
Somerset 625 e Ambrose Sept 81,
Sangampn 2l0 e Sandy Hook Sept 27.
Currier 1i5 sW Ha,teras Sept 2i.
Guifstream 40 SSW Cape Iiatteras Sept ~
Gulf Star 1G6 Cape Hatteras Sept ~
Comanchee 3a0 s Scotland Sept 97
Rubens 1870 SE Cape Mey PM Sent o.
Uncas 10 S provdence Sept 2T.
Seaconnett WSW Mashauena Sent ~
Swifteagle 20 SW Block Island SEM -
Esparta 12s SW Nantucket Sent 2T
Capulin aheam Nantucket sent N
Norfolk IS " by s Montauk sent q
Anadin 1?s SW Nantuctet Sen, 81
President Monroe 2lot 8 Anbrose 9p1 - Sent ~
Shooters Island I.465 ENLS Send' Vp' tI',ai
sept 27. ''''''' iio0N
Minneknhda Un fSS fSS y Nv ,t65rtqsas R Sept 2e
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

Liberty 1877 Il Ambrose Sept ~.
Ma1ot Wheeler s43 s Cape Henry Sept s.
Mexico 1S7 w Havana Sept 81
MiddieseN 30 SW Fire Island Sept II
Nora 262 SW Diamond Shoa1 Sept IS
ian- America 12Tb SE Ambrose Sept g7.
Ponce $50 Ambrose Sept 90
Sept 81.
Rnhena 10 II Ambrose 10 a IN Sept Ct.
Saccarapae 40 rom Diamond shoal
Sept "a
Sagua 1854 S Scotland Sept &c.
sse,,td ssseStSnncd WSW Nashawano Gas Buoy
stephen 2o6o Sc Ambrose Sept 2s
suflname. als Ambrose Sept 26
1nchs 10 Provioence Sept 27
Nancolite l4G ENE Diamond shoal SAINT ~
nyeEtrls $50 SIC Ambrose Sept 90
west lrnhoden S99 SE n Cape Sable
Sept 20
", West Hematite 2oo Cape Sable Sept 2s
"sst 81 aooomao a66 ENE Cape Hatteras
"m m, II /, Dohshy III sv Diamond shos,
WIN A Kenny or Montauls Point sent ~
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE, Finnish. good cook. useful butler
young, neat. willing; $3.50 Wettler' q
Agency, 20 ". 43d Longacre 1896
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
Of the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceivea through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America Shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper 1t Is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received In time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations OF the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
Xork YORK City (Wco). Babylon, l.; I.
(WSE). East Hampton, l.. l. (WSA),
New London. Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC), Siasconset, Mass. (WSC), New
London, Conn: lWLC). Cape May. New
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tlon or America by the u. s. Public
Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
West Side
HELP WANTED FEMALE

UNUSUAL opportunity for woman, under
4o good education. attractive personal
ity, initiative essential; to learn good,
secure business good salary TO start Cali
II TO !, Suite 1906, 500 Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
The American Legion
Ne,Us: Local, State, National

Engineers, Light Railway; Evacuation
hospital, ID, and 34th Infantry of the
sth Division. Invitations have been
rendered to the following orders to hold
their reunions here: Military Order
OF the World War, Buckeye Division
Association. War Society of the 87th
Division. and Clichy Post Air Service
Supply Depot /.
The United States Junior Chamber of
commerce, whose organization is about
20 per cent ex-service men, will send
about $500 delegates to an impromptu
reunion to be held during convention
week
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COOK and houseworker, 26 yenrs; expert
enced; five years' excellent reference from
last employer. Geneva Agency. $50 sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
ty-Eighters VIII Meet

!, forty Fighters will hold their
H.. melting at the New York Tele-
E,as I eiub, 353 West Seventeenth
3 on Monday. October 9, at $50
- IN sharp A short business meet
s.a precede the initiation. The
q a .earn will be prepared to enter
commanders and vice-com-
s OF posts, whose application
,nl: nl::laosership have been received.
n.ss nssssation for membership should
ass 70 William A. Bollinger, 463
rs;s s'reet, New York City.
.lgas.. ia Rackoff is Chef de Care
Il aIe, ssJ = the only Voiture in New
sho Bronx Counties.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE, colored; butler useful exec llent
cook, entire work, $l35; long references.
Shea's Agency. L. 4lst. Murray Hal 677A.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Nsw District Chairmen

\ .rtct chairmen named at the state
p ention for the coming year are:
st,district. Irwin I. Rackoff; second
6Frlct, F. W. Olmsted; third district,
aries Macarthur; fourth district, L.
3 !: Conners; fifth district, William A.
ssnsrty; sixth district, DR.. Grover A.
man. seventh district. J. J. Wright;
lh district, Bernard Ryan; ninth
aIiIlet, DR.. n. V. McCabe.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
fine Extended ON National
Essay Contest for School
Children, Will, College
! scholarships as Prizes
lew York Division Pledges
Support TO Deegan for
National Commander:
Forty-eighiers Will Meet

RE American Legion state commit
L. on Americanism has had forwarded
l. ne various county chairmen in this
.ats tthe following circular:
PAS the American Legion has ex-
,sSed the time of its national essay
|,ss,est 10 October 6, 1929, to enable
sse schools TO take greater advantage
h the opportunity, the conditions of
.ae contest are again called to the at
.en.ion of county chairmen OF the
legion, who are requested to stimulate
interest in and have charge Of the con-
..st IN their respective counties.
The subject Of the essay is How
ae American Legion Can Best Serve
I Nation The contest is open to all
Il boys between twelve and
4 7rs Of age inclusive, the
q oe not more than 500 words
.sgth. At the end of each essay
y following pledge must be signed:
hereby pledge my word of honor that
.aye written this essay myself. l am
l. years old The contestant is to
zk;te mis- name, streer address, town
n city, and date.
three scholarship prizes of $3.50,
A;aQ and $3.50, in colleges to be desig-
Asted by winners. will be awarded as
#a., second and third prizes, respec-
E,ely. In each state there will also
\. awarded silver medal TO the win
A,r and q bronze medal as second
srse.
4 Special directions relating to the
S.u.est in the State of New York are
l. follows:
] acounty chairmen of the American
Sscjon are handling all matters relat-
Esr TO this essay contest in the re-
2,ecave counties.
ii asuperiftendents OF schools OF cities,
Nages and supervising districts are
&so1ested to receive papers from con-
kpstants and transmit them to the
Nnanty chairman of the American
Hegion. SO that he will receive them
I'M later than midnight of October 6,
H. No essay should be received by
b. county chairman except from a
&Derintendent of schools.
Na7he judges in each county shall
&asist of the county chairman of the
Muerican Legion and two additional
Mrsrs appointed By him after con-
@tation with superintendent of
Nhools. These three judges shall
Beet the one best essay for the county.
EaTha winning essay for the county
#ould be forwarded to the State Com
&aee on Americanism, American
Rgion, Education Building, Albany,
Il Y, not later than midnight of octo-
/ Nr 20. 1922 With the winning paper
" county chairman should send q
kemOrandum giving (a) the name and
ssddrsss Of the superintendent of
Ikhoels from whom the. paper was re-
taiged, and (b) the names, addresses
End official positions Of the three
sldges who examined the papers.
"The State Commissioner of Educa-
Non of New York will appoint three
EDGES for the state, who will select
Ne three best essays from the winners
+ the counties. These three essays
Bill be forwarded to the national head
kaarsers of the American Legion at
Admapolis. 1t is expected that the
EA'isnal winners will be announced in
Noyenber"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE, splendid cook: butler-vaiet: Austr.-
ans loyal, Industrious workers S15o.
Wettler's Agency. 20 w. 43d. Longacre $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE, good cook. useful butler cha uffeur ;
neat young German Americans; SIGG Wet
tiers Agency, 20 w. A3d. Longacre 1896
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE, good cook, butjer-valet; competent,
willing Americans: s16o Wettler's Agency
20 W. 4Sd, Longacre 1886.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COOK or laundress, Finnish; very neet, com
peteht, city or near SIS Wtttler's
Agency, 20 W. 42d Longacre 1896
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Reunions at New Orleans

b -Usts s.s,s Of divisional war organiza-
Il Al III nave no difficulty in locat-
r former "buddies" at the
sswa = Legion National Convention
B Ia ufleans next month. accord
ssie, .ne a convention committee on
aSes SOsn I Will be established in the
Il oyss nome, at which members of
u sSdasalzations "a only, may register
b ~ asstfess, home address and the
3Ne ue organization to which they
5sisns organizations will hold
b "a a 1a 1aaaring the convention: So
ga engineers, Society Of 22d
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

JAPANESE cook. butlers, houseworkers.
chaufeurs; experienced; references. lGe
West lsth. Bryant 1897.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
New officers for Women's Post

sa a regular meeting of the First
mems Post, 2, the following officers
|as elected for the coming term.
EaN Marie K. Reynolds, commander;
So Ethel R. Laurencelle, first vice
naader; Miss Agnes Tighe, second
sssommander; Miss Charlotte Kelly,
S@ yice-commander; Miss Agnes
assame, adjutant; Miss Mary Gray,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
soyee Pot Dance Tonight

.ls A. R. Boyce Post, 251, American
ssoa will start it's fall schedule this
'I1g with dance. This dance will
asld at the clubhouse, 342 Alexan-
avenue. There will be no charge
.somission. The entertainment COM
''se includes H. Plate and S. Meyer.
men eligible to join the American
Sssa are invited to attend and bring
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE good cook, useful butler Reigians
good references willing, obliging; sl5C
Wettler's Agency, 20 w. 4Sd, I4ongacre $500
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Dsegsn for National Commander

1T it's recent convention held in
sSTaeuse the New York Department
'snimously pledged itself TO support
Fat Commander William F. Deegan
III the Office of national commander
sta the delegation goes to New Or
ssins next month. Deegan. also was
Zaaimed a delegate at large to the
&sonal convention. The feeling of
he legionnaires in this state toward
he commander who has just relin-
uiShed office is best expressed by the
umerous letters sent out by indivi-
uals. each day, urging every possible
spport of him in the national con-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 27-Tilthorn
(Nor), from Manila 25th for New York,
went ashore near Manila on the 27th.
PORTLAND. Ore. Sept Elk D Dawson
of Portland. was named chairman, and
w D Benson. OF Seattle was named secre-
tary of meeting here for the purpose of
ference.
PLYMOUTH. Sept 27--The American ST.
Resoiute arrived here tonight from New
York sixteen hours late after storm In
which some of the ventlators and port
holes were smashed and water entered the
saloon and some OF the cabins.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE. butler and cook. both expert
enced and reliable; good references. Nc,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Il. 43e, 81
floor. Tel S047 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

COUPLE. coiored, cook, butler. everything
splendid references. Shaughnessy's bureau,
$50 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

BUTLER, experienced, well recommended ;
neat, young; 500 Wettler's Agncy, 20 w
43d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost

LosT-oN SUBWAY PLATFORM.
TIMES SQUARE STATION, ON
TUESDAY EVENING. TWO
PACKAGES CONTAINING MAN
uSCRIPTS AND PLATES FOR
PRINTING OFFICE; LIBERAL
REWARD FOR RETURN, NO
QUESTIONS ASKED. THE CLO-
THEIR AND FURNIsHER, IS
AsToR PLACE. NEW YORK
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
INFORMATION WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

18TH ST. 50 EAST--Beautiful large living
room, bedrooms. bath; service; gen.
tlsmen
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
NEW YORK STATE
BUTCHER HOUSE, PawIing. N. Y.
LEGAL NOTICES

family and tourist hotel OF singular
appeal in the foothills of the Berkshlres.
midway between NJ Y. City and Lenox.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Lost BankboOks

LOsT--Bankbook No. 2s7,345, tho New
York Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
Finder please return to bank,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
HELP WANTED
instruction

INVESTIGATE what Drakes can do for
you In preparing you for real position
in business. Many with an enviable record
Of success are Drake graduates. Dralze's
Business Schools. Inc, New York Tribune
Bldg, 1874 Nassau Street Telephone Beck
man 2723. Brooklyn, Bedford Ave. at Fulton
ST. Telephone Prospect 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Shipping News
Departures

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 27--Empregs Of
Scotland (Br). Quebec for Hamburg land
ploceededl.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

WANTED---A epecial line Of goods to sell
on auto trip from New York to Florida
by good salesman; sample only. A. NJ
Weleh. Morris. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

F. NJ. CLARK, Superintendent,
New York. New Haven g. Hartford r.. r. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

CHAMBERMAID or kitchen maid, young
Canadian, experienced as Kitchen maid.
c.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 1C e. 43d. Sd
floor. Tel. s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

Of an order of HONORABLE JOHN y.
COHALAN q Surrogate OF the County 81
New York. notice is hereby given tn all
persons having claims against SARAH T.
WATSON, late Of the County of New York.
deeeased. TO present the same. win vouch-
ers thereof. to the subscribers. at their
place of transacting business. at the office
Of Coleman e. Kissam. their attorney, a.
No. 81 William Street. in the Borough II
Manhattan. in the City of New York State
OF New York, on or before the I'D day @.
February, 1929.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Au-
gust 1922.
ALFRED r. STEVENS
FREDERICK II. KILPATRICK
EAecGtors.
Attorney for Executors
Office and p. o address. 81 william Street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.