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The New York herald., 1922-05-08

The 225th anniversary OF the grant
ing by King William III. OF charter to
Trinity was celebrated yesterday In the
old church at Wall street and Broadway
by services In the morning and after
noon. More than 1000 persons attended.
The Right Rev. William T. Manning.
Bishop Of New York. returned to the
pulpit from which he had preached for
ope-third of his ministerial career ana
delivered an address. IN which he out
lined Trinity's history and painted
glowing future of patriotic, religious and
benevolent service for the church.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis Slattery.
rector OF Grace Church, Broadway and
Tenth street recently elected Bishop Co.
adjutor of Massachusetts. preached his
first sermon since his election. without
mentioning his elevation. He elaborated
on Bishop Manning's historical sketch,
bringing into the religious panorama the
relation of his own church to Trinity.
The morning service was parish one.
In the afternoon 1t was public. The SER
mon was delivered by the Most Rev.
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle. Bishop OF Mis-
souri,.
Trinity was decorated with huge floral
pieces. On each side of the altar was
the flag of the United States and OF
Great Britain. The first service opened
at IL A. M. with a procession headed by
William j. Boyd, sexton, and composed
of candle bearers. the boys choir OF
twenty-five, the mems choir OF fifteen,
acolytes. the parish clergy. Bishop Man
ming and DR.. Slattery. The column
moved UP the main aisle to the altar,
chanting Come, ye faithful. raise the
strain" and Jesus Lives"
Bishop Manning made plea for the
most filial loyalty to his successor. the
Rev. Caleb r. Stetson. Trinity has had
great past" he said. "and has an
equally great future" He spoke of the
work of the rectors of Trinity since the
granting of her charter of incorporation
on May 6. 1897. Trinity's large endow-
ment. he said, enables the continuance
and even broadening OF the service that
she has been rendering in lower Man
haitian.
1T congratulate you on the record or
Trinity" the Bishop added; II congratu-
late you on the way you worked out your
financial problems, and l congratulate
you mostly on the recognition OF Trinity
as great church of the people, with its
doors and pews open to all alike without
distinction. open to all in the name OF
our Lord Jesus Christ"
Dr. Slattery took his text from st.
Luke, chapter XIV, verse 20. the parable
OF the prodigal son. He compared the
father in the story to the ideal of what
the church should be.
'T come this morning as the rector OF
a daughter of Trinity to tell the mother
parish grateful message of loyalty and
appreciation" he continued "Grace
Church stands at the head of the first
stretch of Broadway as Trinity stands at
the head of Wall street. to proclaim the
love Of Christ going out to the thousands
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
Gloves and Tobacco.
The American Tariff and a French
Government Monopoly.

To THE NEW YORK HERALD: I read
with interest a communication which
you printed from Emile Utard. president
OF the Franco-American Board of Com
merce and Industry, in criticism of the
proposed duty on French made gloves.
II the position taken by Mr.. Utard were
consistent with the rules and reguia-
tions adopted " France there would
be some force In his argument. but. un-
fortunately. he is trying to help the
United States to clean house and Is
ignoring the necessity for just such
solicitation on behalf OF the French
Government.
May illustrate? An ex-army officer.
who went to France as a volunteer with
the American Field Service and served
in France until the close of the war.
returned to Paris last fall for study. l
sent this officer two pounds of Ameri-
can tobacco accompanied by letter
specifically stating that the tobacco was
for the personal use of the addressee,
being assured that tobacco sent for
private use would be delivered. To my
surprise learned from my friend that
the French Government refused to de-
liver this tobacco to him and after a
few months delay 1t was returned
70 me with return postage thereon
demanded.
Inasmuch as the French Government
will not permit the delivery Of American
tobacco in France under any conditions,
the Senate rate of 60 per cent. on French
gloves Is not unreasonable by comparl-
son. What would Mr.. Utard's feelings
be il he learned that our Government
would not allow the entry of French
gloves under any conditions?
There are two trite sayings which the
president OF the Franco-American Board
of Commerce and Industry should re-
call. apropos of his criticism namely. l..
1t makes a difference whose OK gets
gored 2. People who live in glass houses
should not throw stones.
NEW YORK. May6. VAEIAN BANKS.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
Daily Calendar
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New York-Fair and
somewhat cooler to-day; tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness. Fresh northwest
shifting to east and southeast winds.
For New Jersey-Fair and somewhat
cooler to-day; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness; moderate northwest and
north shifting to east and southeast
winds
For Northern New England-Fair to-
day and tomorrow: not much change in
temperature; moderate to fresh west
and northwest winds. becoming variable
For Southern New England-Fair and
somewhat cooler to-day; tomorrow In.
creasing cloudineess; diminishing west
erly winds, shifting to easteriy by to-
morrow.
For Western New York-Fair to-day;
Tomorrow Increasing cloudiness and
somewhat warmer. probably followed
by showers in west portion.
WASHINGTON, May THE DISTURB
ance that was central over Lake Supe-
rior last night has moved eastward to
the lower st. Lawrence Valley and New
England, attended by showers in the
lake region, the extreme upper Ohio VAL
ley and the Atlantic States north of Vir-
ginia. The temperature was somewhat
higher to-day along the Atlantic coast
from Massachusetts southwark.
The indications are for generally fair
weather tomorrow in the States east of
the Mississippi River. Cloudiness will
inrease. however. during tomorrow
night and Tuesday as the Western dis
turbance moves eastward, and showers
are probable by Tuesday night as far
East as the lower lake region and the
Appalachian Mountains. There will be
v1oro t. 4
1t will be somewhat lower Monday in the
Middle Atlantic and the North Atlantic
States.
observations at United States Weather Hss-
reau stations, taken at 3 p. M. yesterday,
SeXeQfY- -fiffh ri
The New York herald., 1922-05-08

breakfast escaped the influence Of
this change in American native
dishes. Here the potato provides a
much larger part than it ever did
before of what was supposed to be
fish with potato. not potato favored
with shreds of the salt fish. Every
man with proper theories as to pre-
serving the integrity of our Ameri'
can food will be glad when the noble
work of reconstruction gets around
to these dishes.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
How to Enjoy Daylight Saving.

To THE New York HERALD note a
letter sent you signed Louis NJ. Eilshe-
mius regarding daylight saving, but fail
TO understand his reasoning.
would suggest that he buy himself a
box OF cigars with some Of the money
saved on lighting bills and take a walk
or sit in some park in the daylight each
evening after dinner. This would no
doubt enable him to appreciate summer
time. WILLIAM MOULIN.
NEW York, May g.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
That Married Flapper.
Comments on the Helpless and Ex-
pensive Elizabeth Jones.

To The New York HERALD: What
Mrs. Jones lacks mostly is ambition
and common sense. One can learn
household duties If one desires to. The
writer with three in the family. and the
main one in poor health--a semi-invalid
does nearly all the housework, cook
ing, &C., tending the lawn and large
and productive garden, doing the mar
keting. / had a high school education
only and am "a years old and man
at that. and with no previous culinary
education. I have found out that every
body In this life can be of use if he
tries. SUBSCRIBER.
NEW YORK, May 6.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
vernal Music.

listen to the antiphon
The hills and valleys carry on:
Hills speak and valleys answer. Lo,
The lyric glory that know!
They sing by day by night they sing
Their wondrous vernal rapturing;
Height unto depth replies; one hears
The ecstatic music Of the spheres.
CLINTON ScoLLARD.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
TELLS OF SHACKLETON BURIAL.

MONTENEGRO. Uruguay. May Capt.
L. Hussey OF the British Antartic Expe--
dition ship Quest, returned here to-day
from Georgia Island. the gateway to
the Antarctic, where he conveyed the
body of Sir Ernest Shackleton for
burial.
He reports the burial took place at
Grytviclsen March 15 In the graveyard
of the littlo English church without
ceremonies
The New York herald., 1922-05-08

The National Society OF Brass
Monkeys is the title OF an informal
association which Is telling Senator'S
and Representatives in Congress that.
regardless OF partisan Affiliations. Its
members win pursue spendthrift law
makers to the polls and with the ball
lot seek to defeat them. The object
of this organization is so admirable
that it almost makes acceptable its
grotesque name.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08

A recent bulletin Of the American
Farm Federation gives table of pur-
chasing power of farm products as Of
last in units having a pur-
chasing power of 81 In 1918. OF all
the products listed beef cattle has the
lowest present value, 81 cents. on the
basis used. Interest
never lags in the question "How does
the price of beef in the meat market
get that way?"
The New York herald., 1922-05-08

Descendants OF edible snails i'm
ported five years ago from Sicily to
California have become so numerous
near La Jolla as to be menace to
the crops, and according TO news re-
ports they actually threaten to de-
stroy all vegetation" A squad of
heroic gourmets, supported by skilled
chefs. all subsidized by the State,
should be established at once to save
the land from this plague.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
News Gathering In Arkansas.

Hiinsr correspondence Magnolia Nstcs.
There isn't any noticeable change here at
this writing only Lawrence Marlar has a
now pair OF overals; Henry Grimmett has
a new watch aud nIll Craig has been talk
ing OF half soling his shoes.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
Sporting Note From Kansas.
From fhc Uinrrfhn lVorId.

Ralph Love holds record for longest drive
made on the Hlawatha golf course. He sent
ball into a coal car of passing freight
train. The cars destination was Atchison,
making Major Loves drive forty-two miles.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08

The high cost of Genoa has sent the
Polish delegates back to Warsaw,
where a million marks a day permits
a man to raise thirst and quench
it too.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
TO HONOR HENRY ID. SAVER.

Gov. Miller and former Gov Smith
will dine together on May 25, when both
will be guests at a dinner to Henry u.
Sayer, State Industrial Commissioner,
who has been an appointee OF both Gov
ernors. The dinner is to mark the sew
enth anniversary OF Mr. Sayer's connec.
ton with the Industrial Commission. on
the dinner committee are James C. Coch-
ran, chairman; Edward A. Willoughby.
treasurer, and Amos a. Chapman. 100
East Fifteenth street. secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08

The Associated Press IN exclusively entitled
TO the use for republication of all news dis
patches credited 20 II or not otherwise
news published herein.
All rights OF republication Of special ais
patches herein are also reserved.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
A Missouri ExnInnntion.

From the SmithuHis Democrat Herald.
her best.
The New York herald., 1922-05-08
LOCAL WEATHER REcoRps.
EVENTS TO-DAY.

IfIShest temperature, T5, at Z p.
Lowest temperature, SIS. AT Z 90 A
Average temperature, 65.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 18th day of November, 1920.
by and between JOHN WANAMAkER, NEW
YORK, and KATHRYN y. CARLSON. viii
ten o clock Ia the forenoon, In the piano de-
partment OF John Wanamaker, in the City.
County and state OF New York, one style
mahogany upright piano. as provided by Sec
tions 65 and GO Of the Personal Properly law.
NAT. w. GENDER1NG. Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the End day - July, 1870. by and
and SAMUEL MERI0N, / viii sell on the
eth day OF September. 1922. at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon In the plano deparimrat ot
John Wanamaker. IA the city, County and
state OF New York. one style Mahogany up
right piano, as provided by Sectiuns g. and
&c OF the Personal Property law.
NAT. w. GENDEHlNG, Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 18th day OF December, 1920. by
and between JOHN WANAMAkER, NEW
YORK. and NINA DAVIDIO, ] viii sell on
the Tih day OF September. i922. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon. In the piano de-
pattment of John wanamaker, in the City.
County and State OF New York one style
William 4 Mary Walnut Victrola, as pro-
vided by Sections 81 and 66 of the PERSONAL
Property Law.
NAT. W. GENDERrNG. Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 10th day Of september, 1918,
by and between JOHN wANAMAISER. NEW
YORK. and 9TH A. n. SOCIALIST PARTY,
aTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, | will sell on
the Sth day OF september. 1922. AT ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon. IN the piano department Of
State or New York. one style oak player
plano and bench. as provided by Sections
6s and GO of The Personal Property Lew
NAT. w. GisNDERtNG. Aurtioueer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

JOSEPH HARTLEY, DECEASED.
The above named, Joseph Hartley, formerly
OF Linton, nenr skiptcn, In the West Riding
OF the County OF Cork, in England. Joiner
and Assistant Ovorseer. cmigrated from Eng
land TO the rnitec States of America IN or
about the year 1881, being then about 4S
years Of age. Ills family have since received
no tidings Of him. beyond postcard notify
iiig his safe arrival there. Any person anle
TO give information as to his survival or
decease should Please communicate with
CHARLESWOTtTH & CO., Solicitors, Scttle
Yoi kshire. England.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
DIRECTORY OF HOME AND
BUSINESS NEEDS.
ANTIQUES AND ART GOODS

ANrIQUES-si piece living room set Of carve
tcakwood. Ji6 sth It,, B'kiyn. South 1851
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
ATTENTION. A

ATTENTION.
Wanted, AT once. two more clean cut. am
bilious and energetic men, over ~ years Of
age. who are looking for a real opportunity
with a rapidly growing concern; experience
Unnecessary we train you and pay you
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TO make more Call to-day, room 33, Ameri-
can Trust Building. 3T5 Fulton ST., Jamaica.
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MEN

] am looking for a particular type Of man
TO represent an organization of national rep
utation selling merchandise regardless of
YOUR present OCCUPATION; YOU may be the man
shall place in position to earn $4,000 per
year or more. Ask for Mr.. Bruce, room !,
10 West 31st ST.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Beatrice v. Betiero. plaintiff, against
Antonio j. Betiaro. Observation-Disclosures
for dissolution Of marriage.
To Antonio j. Betiero, defendant: Take
presented TO rhis court by your wife, Bca-
absented yourself for more than five years
to be living during that time, and that
diligent search has beer made 10 dls-
and that no such evidence has been
the marriage between your wife aud
yourself. and that hearing upon said
petition will be held a 1000 A. NJ on tho
"a day of October. 1922 nt Spcciai Term.
Part III, OF this rourt. at the County Court
House. In the Borough of Manhattan, City
OF New York. Dated New. York. July 18Th.
1922. GEO. l.. ROBINSON. Attorney for
Petitioner, office aud =. Q. address, No
la Nassau 81, Borough Of Manhattan,
City OF New York.
70 Antonio j. Betiero, defendant: Tho
foregoing notice Il served uron you by
publication, pursuant 20 an order cf Hon
Robert Nice. Marsh, q Justice Of The SUI
preme Court OF the State Of New York.
dated the 22d Of June, 1922. and filed with
the petition IN the office ~ the Clerk OF
New York County on the 18th hav of July
ip22 GEO. T.. ROBINSON. Attorney for
Petitioner, office and r. q. address. No.
IA Nassau ~. Borough OF Manhattan
City or Now York
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Country BOARD.
Mcstcl,erter..

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
Spacious, sunny rooms. appointments of 4
club, for gentlemen seeking the utmost com
fort; season rates. Phone New Rochelle
59f7R.
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

HELP WANTED-FemaIe.
CTIAMBERMhT.. NURSE,
sxper.cnced young white girl TO do chamber
work and assist witt children. Mrs. y =.
Corroon. 2es South Long Beach az, Free
CI.Eik, about Is 70 n years ~ age. Tor
general office work. chance TO learn book
keeping state age. reference salafy ues'rsa ~
and II employed or not. confidential. 300
Herald. $50 broadway.
COOK, white. swiss or German preferred:
reliable. small family. apartment Al ref
ereuce rrnuired. Mrs. Rinaldo, 3O2 w. htth.
COOK wanted, experienced. white: refer
- Fort Washington av.. New York.
COOK and general houseworiser. for Great
Neck, Long Island. Apply Friday II
o'clock. $50 Park Nv. Waterman.
COOK, competent. good permanent posi-
tlon: Milwaukee,; $50. wettlers Agency.
nOUsEKEEPER required by New York
business man 70 do plain cooking ~ MS
country home s Us Merald. 2sO BroaaMaN.
HOT TsFWORKER-Grl for smnll hope in
country nearby: Swedish Italian pre-
ferred; $40 per month English not ncces-
cary. Apply steward, a. East cd So
LADY IS -riaia competent steady position:
call Immediately. I.azares Agency. l45
LADYa maid. French mauicuring and hair
dressing Florida winters. Universal Em-
pioymeut Bureau. se5 Madison ay 6glhl
Mr TIlERs helper. good homes $50 month.
ro.w Is Faaf iiatn = Hnrinr ~
NURSE or NURSERY GOVERNEss French,
to 20 10 Virginia for two girls aged and
years. must ha competent, reliable, trust
worthy and have highest references. Call
after n A. NJ. Mrs. James y. Cohen, Ill
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Nu4tsnt.I Aoeornesa, frencil. fqr three cli-
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bus oo2f
NURSE, infrnt 81, $3.50. Tong references. So.
Mlss Ge~~'a Rcglstrv. ea7 Madieon av
saLEsI.ADfEs wanted 70 sell HIGH
grade food products TO the trade.
salary and commission 70 producers.
Apply 2i3 West 56tli ~.
sALESfA DIES, experience unnecessary -
trs $3.50 day. Gail Weisbeclser, 20 W.
18th ~.
sEC CRFTAllN. CoMidrntia' -Must b. com
Vctcut Ystcnpgrapher and understand book
), epine: references. 1922 Herald, $50
Hwav
grENOGRApffE experienced, FOR real ,s-
tate office. salary S2i. Call 10 70 II Fti-
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WAlrRE.sS eNpciienceo smal FAMILY,
steady position. Lazere A6snsy' l43
Tes' 7es
YOUNG l. "A ~ / r $, WITH
ADDING MACHINE EX-
PERIENCE, WANTED BY
LARGE BANK ID IT'S HER
AID, ESQ BROADWAY.
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MEN.

NURSE, infants ,30-35; long references: $50
ing one minimum contract for this COM
mercial banking house. You can earn at
least this amount every day If you are
willing to follow our system $120
week Il worth looking into. Apply Fri
day after 10 a. NJ
ROOM 500, ? RECTOR ST.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A BONE LACE and shoelace factory in Vo-
rarlberg (Austria) seeks at once well m
troduced representative; German correspond
encc a condition. Offers with full parttcu-
lars under cipher NJ 2639. TO Haasenstcn
& NoRler A-G Nierna 1. Schuerstrasse H.
FRENCH editing house. luxurious books, ie-
quires representative New Yorker TO visit
booksellers and private persons. Apply with
references to laval Co.. IL rue des Pyfa-
miues, Paris.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

HEIGHTS u22 Remsen st).-Two rooms,
bath and kitchenette; all modern Improve
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HELP WANTED--Male.
NAY ovER Is.

Intelligent. reat appearance and with
good family connections. who wants "a
learn the banking business can find
employment here with liberal compensa-
tion. Apply Friday after 10 A. 81.
ROOM $50, RECTOR ST.
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WILL receive offers for a pair of young
months old and In a good healthy coalition
and quite tame. ROCCO ROTONDO. Hoyle
r. o.. Ont.
OFFER famous South Carolina Honey Dew
cantaloupes at 81 per CRATE. Cash with
order. The Grocery Shor. Rlackbile. s. G.
Furniture.
THREE piece walnut bedroom set. 500.
Apartment "A. 203 w. Goth st.
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FOR Miscellaneous.

COMPLETE cafeteria equipment. 'excep-
tionally attractive. slightly used In pri-
vate restaurant: price right. NESTLES
FOOD COMPANY, 100 William street.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
west Side.

5TTH. s5f W.-Ncwiy decorated. largs, sinall.
nriyate hath. t'rench cooking. electricity.
iDFH, ~ W.-Nttal Edwards, desifapie rooms,
fnhle gne~t- refrrerro~.
18TH, 3Bl W.-.arge ana small connecting
rooms, private bath, meals; electricity.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COifNTY.--in
the Matter Of the Application ~ MARIE
sERGENT, for lcave 10 dissolve the marriage
with BRUCE sERGENT on the ground Of
absence,
TO :--pRuCls sERCENT ~
PLEASE TAKE Notice that Tho petition
OF MARIE SEisGENT. purruant 70 Section
9, subdivision "a of the Domestic Ruia
Law for order dlsso,ing the marriage
between MARIE SERGFNT and BRUCE
HEEGENT win be presented 20 Justice Of
ihe supreme Court, County of Kings NJ a
Special Term, Tart II thereof. appointed TO
Ne held IN and for the County of Kings NJ
the County Court House. in the Borough Or
BrooklSn. City and State Of New Work and
County Of Kings, on the LIST day Of Novetn
ber. 1922, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon of
that day or ne soon thereafter counsel can
be Heard and n hearing had thereon.
Dated August 22nd, iq22.
WILLIAM v. BURKE,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Office a T.. q. ADDRESS,
3T5 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn, N. "
TO TIE ABOVE NAMED BRUCE SER
GENT -
The foregoing notice is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an order of Hou
FRANK s. CANNON, a Justice ~ the Su-
prenne Court of the state of New York.
Dated August 22nd, 1922.
WILLIAM v. BURKE.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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WANING floors with my elsctric machine
and wax S1.25 hour. Nicholas Cocas. III
I'd av,. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRINTING. business for sale or partner 70
take one-half interest; good opportunity
for right person In growing manufacturing
town in New Jersey. 2fiT Herald. $50
Broadway.