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New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
-AMERIcAN TRUST COMPANY as
t:ff. VS., HERBERT l.. NoBLIT, ANNA
NonLIT' sT,In his wife, B,IlywnnsRIDGE Web
HENRY j. WEBSTER. individually and
as trustee under the Will of Anne Jen-
nings: "MARTHA" WEBSTER, his wife,
FIRST NAME MARTHA" BEING EICTI-
TIQus AND UNKNOWN TO PLAINTIFF.
ELIZABETH J. CHAMBERLAIN, LEWIS
We W. WEBSTER. alss ANNA" WEBSTER. his
and unknown, CIIAUNCEY WEBSTER,
and "HELEN'' WEBSTER, his wife. irst
name Helen" being fictitious and un-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY sUMMoNEDe to
answer the complaint in this action, And
to serve copy of your answer or, il the
complaint is not served with this sum
MONS to serve a notice of appearance on
the the Piaintisfs Attorney, within twenty
celusive OF the day of service In case
| of your failure to appear or answer. judg-
ment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the com plant
Dated, New York, August 8th 1922
GEORGE A. NAGLE, Attorney for
Plaintiff. Office & P. Q. Address. s7s
Fulton Street, Jamaica, Long Is
TO: HERBERT l.. NoBLIT.
ANNA NOBLIT.
| BEVERIDGE WEBSTER,
MABEL WEBSTER,
hEWis II ANNs" w; wMRsTTT WRgsTR.
| The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
| of Hon. James O'Malley. Justice of the
| Supreme Court of the State Of New York,
dated the 10th dy Of October, 1929, and
! the Clerk of The County OF New York,
at the Courthouse, in the Borough of Man
haitian. City of New York
The object of the above entitled action
's to. effect a partition on the following
described premises
All those lots or parcels OF land situated
In the ninth formerly the eighth ward
Of the City of New York. known and dis
ing to A. $. Pell in the eighth ward OF
the City of New York. made by E. w.
Bridges. and filed in the office Of the
York. as lots Nos. 1872, 1s3 which taken
together are bounded and described as
follows
gEGINNING on the northeast corner
of Sixth Avenue and Waverly Place, for
merly Sixth Street, running thence east
along the northerly side OF Wayerly Place
so feet inches to lot No. 1874 on said map,
thenee north along the westerly side OF
lot No. 1s4. 81 leet to lot No. 1s1 on said
map. thence westerly along south side of
lot No. 1Sl, 80 feet to the easterly side
or Sixth Avenue, thence southerly along
inches to the corner of Sixth Avenue and
Waverly Place, the place of beginning, be-
ing ing the property conveyed by Alfred s.
Pen and Adelia Pell his wife and David
dated the nth day of May. 1928 and the
10th day of March, 1929 and recorded in
the office Of the Register in and for tho
25s of Conveyances. Page 15o and in Liber
246 of Conveyances. Page 166.
GEORGE A. NAGLE. Attorney for
Plaintiff. Office g. p. O. Address
s75 Fulton Street, Jamaica, Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Removes 8 Detroit Tickers

AS the result Of Investigations re-
Gently completed the Stock Exchange
has ordered the removal of all wire
connections and exchange tickers Of
eight non-member brokerage concerns
In Detroit. This follows similar action
taken earlier in the year in a number
Of other cities in New England and
the Middle West.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Lunber Market. Irregular

Conditions IN the lumber markets
are the reverse Of what they were a
few months ago, according to the
weekly review by Lumber" which as
serts that hardwoods are active, while
soft woods, used chiefly in construc-
ton work, are much less In demand.
This Is due chiefly, the review states,
. the transportation situation, which
spears to be growing worse rather
ain better. Soft wood prices, how
ser. remain fairly firm, while hard
sood prices are firm at recent advances
general, with some further strength
aa few items and sympathetic rises
|, Aa lower grades.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Tobacco Stocks lower

!, ~ !, AssHINGToN, Nov. 2.--Leaf tobcco
NEG by manufacturers aud dealers
octoner l aggregated LAST. .asg.aIa
pounds, compared with I,8le,sss lar
poands oa 1oa on July | this year and 1877
aos,fSz pounds on October I last wear.
1he Census Bureau announced TODAY
Chewing, smoking, snuff and export
vpes aggregated 9s3,39s,177 pounds.
compared with 1,I38,4ss,42i a year ago: !:
elgar types totaled 8s2,5s5 s62 pounds,
compared with 338,20l ,s14 a year ago,
aam imported types totaled s1,455, ,175
year ago. .
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Steel Foundries ssMelon''

=. Directors of the American Steel
foundrles Company yesterday declared
eo;ve1snt sivek dlvldead nd of 1s per cent. the
81 siu,Sa.ehe Oh 20 share on the out
%hich has par value of SS313 The
dividend IS payable December 30 TO
shIa,reholders of record December Q.
or the nine months ended September
90 90 TN tne company reported surplus Of
$z,olf ,357, after charges and Federal
saAsss, taxes, equivalent to after preferred
CIV a1Widends to $3.06 share on the
SEO ,4Ol 600 common stool. Wv
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
October Failures Increase

October showed seasonal increase
in the number Of commercial failures
reported to Bradstreet's, although the
gain was slight. For the month 1000
defaults were reported, compared with
1,469 in September, 1,675 in August,
1875 in July and 1850 in June. In Oc-
tober last year failures reported to
this agency numbered 1909 and in Oc-
tober, 1920, there were S61.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Zinc Mine Resumes

Mining and milling operations were
resumed yesterday by the Callahan
Zinc and Lead Company, one of the
largest producers in the world, at it's
properties in Cmur d'Alene district in
Idaho after shutdown of exactly two
years. Present prices for zinc and
lead. which are at the highest point
since 1920, indicate long period of
prosperity for zinc and lead producers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Marine Corps Orders

From The Trtbume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov 2.-Marine Corps
orders issued to-day follow:
capron. Mas. P. A, TO U. 8. s. Pittsburgh
Harlee, 1t. Col. w. c.. to Hayti.
Kieren, Capt. r. S.. to San Francisco.
Monohan, I'd 1t ]. s., to Pensacola.
Long. Capt: f. c.. to San Diego.
Halla, 1t j.. to New York.
Mcqueen. I'd 1t. j. c., to Portsmouth.
Lewis. I'd 1t. H. s.. to Paris Island.
Following to Quantico-Lt. M. A. Richal
Lit. L. N. Medaris: Cd Lit. g. II. Towner
I'd 1t. c. K. McFaddan
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Trade Buying Still Active

Cantlnued activity in buying by re-
aias and wholesalers Is shown in the
ssf5 merchandising report OF the
Cnh Clearing House, which places
astag this week for the country as a
saes at OIL per cent in advance Of last
seet 10 per cent ahead Of last year at
ah time, but SO per cent under the
ssying Of two years ago.
ladsbtedness shows a gain of 0.x per
sns over last week, and is still above
al pf last year and the year before.
nyment activity showed a, gain of 2.a
pef cent compared with last week, but
ms ~ per cent below last year and
" per cent below 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Dry Goods Meeting i'm .Tanuary

Dates Tor the nineteenth annual
meeting of the National Wholesale
Dry Goods Association and auxiliaries
were set yesterday. The auxiliary
bodies will meet on January 15, is and
II, and the parent organization will
meet on January 18. All sessions will
be held at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
A. Joint dinner will be held on the
night Of January II.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
More Employment i'm Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. "A total
Of 3,2e7 workers were placed in posi-
tions by the state employment Offices
in nine Ohio cities during the week
ending October 21. The total regis
tration Of applicants for positions was
5000. Help wanted totaled ABB, and
1860 of the applicants were referred
to thess positions.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Susnend Pittsburgh Rrokera

: :, PITTSBURGH, Nov. George W.
Eberhardt & Co., stock brokers'.
was. was suspended from the Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange to-day after the con
Germ had asked for the appointment Of
receiver. The company is mem
per OF the New York Stock Exchange
other cities. va"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Southern Pacific Orders Rails

The Southern Pacific Company has
placed orders for $4,000 gross tons of
steel rails to be delivered in 1928.
The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company,
a subsidiary of the United States Steel
Corporation, was awarded contract
for 73,400 tons Of the order. An order
for $4,000 tons was placed in July for
the 1923 program,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

In accordance with the provision of law
there being due and unpaid charges for
which the undersigned. THE WEST END
STORAGE WAREHOUSE, is entitled to a.
lien as warehouseman, on the goods herein
after described, and due notice having been
gwen to all parties known to claim an
interest therein, and the time specified In
such notice for payment of such charges
having expired, there will be sold at public
auction at Merie's Auction Rooms, 1855 East
126th ST.. New York City, the following
mentioned dates
Tuesday. Nov. 18th. 1922, at 1890 A. M.
Wednesday, Nov. 18th. 1922, at 1890 A. NJ.
Friday, Nov. 17th, 1922, at 1890 A. NJ
Tuesday. Nov. 21st, 1922. at 1890 A. M
Wednesday, Nov 22d, 1929. at 80 A. NJ.
Tuesday, Nov 2sth, 1922. at 1890 A. NJ.
Wednesday, Nov. 2sth. 1922, at o.S0 A. NJ.
and on Friday. Dec. 1st. 1922. at 1890 A. NJ
The following property, to wit: House
hold furniture, consisting of parlor suits,
bedroom suits. dining room suits, library
furniture, pianos, Victrolas. monographs
musical instruments, typewriters, carpets
tents. consisting of clothing, linen. books
papers. stationery, pictures, sewing ma
chimes, iceboxes. cutlery, lamps. bric-a-
brac china and glassware. silverware
bedding draperies and materials, and other
personal effects, as enumerated in the
warehouse inventory issued by this ware
house and held for the accounts of the
following parties concerned: SAMUEL.
BETHLEHEM, EDWARD DIAz, MRS.
JANE GIRSDANskY BY DoHREWEND,
MRS. WALTER e. MULLEN. MRS. RoRF.
T. SMALL, MRS. e. c. SMITH, MRS. J.
THIBAUDS MRS. FLORENCE G. H.
WARD. MRS. r.. G. WILLIAMS.
THE GOODS WILL BE ON ExHIBI-
TON At THE TIME AND PLACE OF
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Army Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bursau
WASHINGTON. Nov. Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Deckery, 1t. Col. o. H. jr., to Manila
Weishaar, Capt. H. T. j., to Panama.
Fairfax. Maj. ]. c.. to Columbus.
Griffith. Ut. J. S. to Brooks Field.
Medical Corps
Mueller. Capt. C. r., to Panama.
Franklin, Maj. A. c., to Panama.
Miscellaneous
stecker, Capt. H. A.. G. NJ. c., to Fort SILL
Rice. Chaplain C. r., U. g. A.. to Marion
Hyndshaw, 1t. 8. c., Air Syc, to Long
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

tons, based upon the output of the
years Of 1920 and 1921, and levies an
export tax on every pound of rubber
shipped from British possession or
protectorate. varying with the produc-
tion. Announcement that the plan had
passed caused firmer market tone
and prices were advanced u cent n
pound
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Commercial Credit

EiHis change is shown in the COM
nsreisl money markets. Commercial
aper continues to discount at AZ to
ii per cent
fhe American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
suns rates on prime bankers accept
,ress eligible for purchase by Federal
fss.v,sa hanko,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Pass Rubber Restriction Plan

IA Ssols adv'css yesterday said that the
.usps. sestriction plan recently ap-
Plosso ~ she Colonial Secretary has
zen S passed In Ceylon. Straits Settle
%sas s" ana Malaya States. The plan
lAss an average production of $50, 900
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE or A cffATTEI. MORTGAGE.
executed by the C5Alss CAFETERIA, INC,
10 BENJAMIN II MARKs. dated August
18th, 1922, SAMUEL y0RZIAfEEs, AuctioneeT.
viii aAIl al pnblie auction all ths cnattsss
covered by said mortgage. Sale NH take
place ON NorembeN 3. 1921. ct a A. Ms g.
2o44 Eighth Avenssss. borough OF Manhatsan.
City OF New Terks Said aals tS subseat %
prior mortgages. tn
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Par Collection Upheld

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Collection
Of bank checks at par by the Federal
Reserve Bank at Atlanta was upheld
in a decision handed down by the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
TODAY
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Business Troubles

same--F,rst Nat. Bank of North
KKo5lsh' Ko;lsa Jultus-7T Kurz.; ..;... 1855.
Karatsss George ana and costas ss0' i
1aw So*ataueris1A tnna Gnristorides s.1476
Lorraine, Iiiilian-ji Hartnett met; 4sS's'
Lepow, David and George (Nath-
an Lepow & sons)-H Meinick s.5ao.7t
M Friedlander & Co, Inc-s Gold "'''
usss stein Ct Ct al ........ 1,o72.sl
S1tnhI' san.uei,aS De Sola -. 18s.14
Msnnh:.r n1owdn HI1 y Rosenfeld 7es.4a
Marvel Costume Co. 1nc-M Mar
w.t. oIta y, 1.sso.s1
M overton ,............. 1890
Mcoibney. James and Helen iss.s4
or Mrs J J--E Beering .... s2o.ss
Michael, Herman, Inc-E White 252.so
Neura sapet Co--Vacuum OIL Co 47801
~ burn Corp ..::.: ......,.... l,7ss. 81
neale nup Com Manson ...., coo. 90
1eIIt, eugene Jr- Barnes 500. b5
peux, Luigi--Papagelis ct al. 3e3. .08
aIlces MattRew G--E r Robinson 6oO.41
Randenberg. Drnest--A Goldman 425.2o
Rabinowitz. Abram--H Grad ... 217.2o
Rogers; Anthony and Munnle-c
Robinson. pmanuei-A Dorb ct al ssS.ss ssS.ss
Registire Co. 1nc-Frank Tracy,
:, Inc 81. .......... 1os.7o
simpson, samuel--C Lang 1920
Col women's Wear Co -. 43s.24
schoen, Louis-s Prussack ct al. 443.20
Sportwear Knitting Mills, Inc
waldman Knitting Mills, Inc 2,oa7. 90
Trevor. Dorla-T Sweeney .... 1890
Townsend. VIM E-R Mulln 23250
Grippon & Co..............,. so44s
Varcaro. James In D Hecht. 1926
Verschbeiser, Eva-L Pontf. .... 225.20
Weis, Henry C-Charles scrlb-
ners sons ................... 1o5 20
Walker, Albert CD Snyder. 2os.55
Winter. Arthur E. and Frank
Ross (Winter. Ross & Co.'s
schaeter ct al............... 1.sl8.2s
Wood, Joshua B--A M Day. 540.41
Wright, John E-S McMahon.... 5,723.86
I'm Bronx County
Brown, Rosie--D Etchinger. s3s 3s
Di Angels, Anrando-De Rivas &
Harris Mfg Co Co........... $3.50
Drehr. John A-IndIan Refining
Co ...,.............,.... 7s.18
Dash, Thomas National Cash
Register Co. 1858
Hansen. Niles F-F Scheppe. 1927
kann Benjamin--Wiison G. Co.. 1895
Kaisefman, Charlee-L b Zeller 600 20
Less Hyman--A Veg. ........ 199.63
Leccese, Vincenzo--J Mccormick 26942
Maron, Samuel--R Baidel.. 21485
Papowsky. Samuel-M Seidman.. 112S9
Pariser, Harry E-A Hamilton
Institute .....,.............. S287
& Co....,.... ................... 1a1oA
Reiner, Myron-H c Kuver. 3s.o6
Unger, Harry-A Hamilton Insti-
Winnth, Charles-J Holman. 25.19
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The flrst name is that of ths debtor, the
second that of the creditor and data when
Judgment was fled:
Dahlmani June III, 1918 team
K egssI p Products Co. rnowestera s4''i'
Canadian Motorist; Dec. 8, 1921 1880
Pont de Nsmours Powder Co;
susheim,. Meyer p.--L. j. wweiher; s,os
psloNa; otto-i i Bush; July =. -. J.
u. s. ridsliiy and Guaranty Co. -'s-9
souhegan Woolen Co.; June 9.
tern ship Fittings ana 1s'
e supply Corp Texas Co.; Oct.
aalhollana III Ian Machinery corp 1y''iV
Inc: sept % 1922 esancsied5. 1.sat.r
weiser,, beef and Provision Co.
ct al.--Broadway Trust Co.;
Feb. IT. 1914 (canceied5 f.1si,ao
Oct is, 1922 ..s.....so...s.l..... - 1.ies.2o
April IS. 1891 .............s.s. ss1.7o
= journal Co: March !. io3i.... sss sss;75.
is21 s'.s. - a.ssz,ss
csle-People. ETC.; Feb. II.
AUG. Ii. isae $500. ....., s. t,sa7.ss
1929 ............ ..,..,.,... sfs.oi.
Is. lssa ,,.........,...'.......s - 1925
Oct. 10, lsss ...-..'.'.'.s s5s.ss
Co: rsb as. 1sis sby dsposip aaa.4s
In Bronx County
lYnterboroush Rapid Transit Co..
f. Echfnid; Feb "a, 1929 $1o0.0e
1852 ..........;. .....,.. =. i.ss7.so.
issa 80. $3.50
Eeubenssein, Percy NJ. 49, W.
auschmsxsr; June Al. 9iSzss 1917
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
BUYS Power Companies

The Tidewater Power Company Of
North Carolina has purchased the St.
Petersburg Light Company and the
Clearwater Light Company, both Of
Florida, and the Commonwealth Light
and Power Company Of Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on ths
stock Exchange in which there vera
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

coI'PLE, Engi'sh; butler and cook. both
excelent servants; country preferred highly
recommended. B., Miss Hofnlayer's Agency
10 u. 45d st.. Sd floor. Telephone s3@7 MUIR
ray Hill s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

Bid. Asked
ADV Ruml :. 15ls IS
Alaska Jun :. 1S III
Alb & Sus. l904
Alleg & West. 100 Is. -
All A Cable. .l17% 122
Ali Real -. II -.
Allis Chai :. s6 81
Anal sug :. S71s -
Am B Note pf 53A "a
A Beet S-pf.. rs. SO
Am B s IT pf. .I05. III
Am CIlicle pf "a
Am Coal =. 65 =
Am Ice pf.. SO 80
Am NJ & G.. " n
Am Rad pf..l19 l25
Am Sum pt... 90 SO
Am Tel g. c.. 60is 6lT
A Whole pf.. 81 80
Ann Arbor ., l5 %
do pf. ....., 42 a5
Art Metals :. 1915 10
A D G lst pf. 81 So
tio I'd pf. >. SO 80
All Petro :. % IS
All Rein 1870 140s
All Pow pf. /. 30 81
Aus Mich pf S6A 81
Auto Sales C. 31s NJ
do pr, :. 13ha 15k
Barn't Leath.. 81 go
do pf. .... ;. 80
Ba;opil NJ u y
Bayuk Bros ;. 56 So
do pf. .ll5 119
Beech Crk :. 391s -
.B Nut T. pf.. l06
Beth Steel :. 81 70
do Sth pf. .ll0M ll1M
Booth Fish - GA Z
'Br Emp ST.. l0M lsM
do list pf. ). II "a
do I'd pf... 301a SO
Brunswick -. liz "a
Bur r & p. 62A II
do pf. 92 ~
Buff & Sus.. 1s SS
do pf. q
Burns 3 ps. .l0l 1o2H
Bush Ter :. - 100
Can South :. SO 56,
Carson Hill :. 10
Case j ] pf. Te 90
Case Plow :. 4 AZ
Cert Corp -, Al 43
do lst .pf. 100
Chic & y 7. 35h 3SM
C S p MO pf.10o lo5
c G G s. S L. 50 50
.clsS, & Pitts. 7ota so
,Cluett Pbdy... 63h 65&
do pf. 80. 100 104
Con Cigar pf. sih s2S
Con Distr & ss
Con Can pf.lo7
Crcx Carpet 30 50
Deere G pf.,. TIN rs
not H q S@.. 67
Diet Mack :. g
do pf...... 40
bet u Il Il. 10
Dia Match ..i05,s l06
u s S & a of Az 81
Du r N deb. S4A Ss
do pf. asM 81
East Kod ps. l0s =
Elk Horn pisa SO
I'm. Brant 5H 0
Eric & Pitts. (. 53h -
Fialler p pf..il9 ie4
Freep Tex :. % s y
CASTOR w II II
Gen Bahng. .is5
do ps. ...s..ii2 {
Gen Gig ps .l05M Il1
Gen hIot pr. s4 SAN
Gii'nd d pf.. 60
Hack Wat Z. I
f5.. rorD 80 81
Hel,ne C W.. .l0S
do nj. ...-.if,7
III G. pf vi. .il4 lis
Indian Rfs sE
do pf. ....,. ss
Int Agr pr 81 SO
lat MEX pf.. rs 50
Int Pap R, s5 lie
Int Salt ~. i5 -
Ip,ys Cent Il. 3 9
Jol h East. s5M S5E
Kn q r s ri eT "
Re. spg ri. seA 80
Kelsey W p.. loi los
Keo Des NJ. . 0
Go pf. %
Nyessc pf .-lle
II fe;s Co ap
do ps lB
/ ,a.ttes esas ~ ~
,s',,f.. III. W jS.,s IL. M
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

BUTLER COOK. Filipino; finest refercnces
: Sloo. Wetsler's agency. 20 W. Asd 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

COUPLE Canadians; young: entire worIs
small family; very highly resommen6-
Cd Miss HalYs Bureau. Il West 44th 81
Vanderbilt s34o.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

COUPLE, mIddle-age5 German Americans:
good cook -houseworker, useful nuafi-Ear.
dener; tioe. wetticr's Agency. 30 w. $ad,
Longacrs 1895.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

BUTLER -HoUsEMAN, Austrian, rs yesrs
with Barpn Rothschild, Vienna; spcats nt,
English; moderate. wettier's Agency. 30 w.
fsd st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

cRAGrN, MARY wiLLARD--IN PuRsu.
ANCE OF AN ORDER of Honora bic
JOHN r. CoHALAN, a Surrogate OF ths
County of Now York. NOTICE is hersby
given to all persons having claims against
Mary Willard CraEfn. late OF the County
Of New York, deceased. TO present the same
with youchers thereof TO tho subscribers.
at their place Of transacting business at the
office Of Esselstyn & Haughwout, their at.
torneys, No. Rector Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, in the City OF New York. ON or
LEWIS II. sPARROWE. MIRIAM WILL.
LARD CRAGIN, Executors Dated New
sTYN & HAUGHWoUT, Attorneys for
Executors. Office and r. o. Address, 4
Rector Street, Borough OF Manhattan, City
of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

Butte HOT sEwoRKER- COOK, splendid
colored: s7g. WetHer's Agency. 20 w. sad.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

BITIER-COOK---Fir class: Filipino: ex.
cellent, Miss Halls Bureau. IL w. 44th.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

work; st30; anywhere: long references.
shea's Agency. East 4ist ST.: Murray
Hill 6774
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
SITUATIONS WANTED MALI
Domestic

BUTLTR-vALET, tail. nice appearing, eapa.
BILE. tactful with other help; excellent city
references. F.. Miss Hofmayers Agency, ID
y; $50 St, Sd floor. Telephoue Ssk7 Murray
Aill.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

coITRLE. Finnish; pif.3n cock k-chamberrnaid-
waitress. usaful rheunerr-rnechanic; $3.50.
Wettier's Agency. 20 w. t3d. L,oagacre sssa.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
THE WEST END
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
202-210 West Ssth St.
GRANT WAYNE, MANAGER.
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
gate Of the County of New York. NOTICE
is hereby given to all persons having
the County of New York. DECEASED, to prs.
sent the same, with vouchers thereof, to
the subgcribers, at their place of transact.
Ing business, at tho Office of ALEXANDER
& GREEN. their attorneys at No I2e
broadway, in the Borough of Manhattan,
eaty Of New York, Stats OF New York, on
Dated New York. the 26th day OF July,
JAMES HAzEN HYDE,
ALLAN McCULLOH
HENRY l.. RlPPE.
ALEXANDER & GREEN, Attorney 10,
Executors, Ofico and r. o. Address
40 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan,
Nav York Cssy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

COUPLE. furnish. good ook-houseworksr,
chauffeur: $3.50. Wettisrs Agency. - VI.
43d st, ~ s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
BUSINESS CARDS

COUPLE. English; good cook butger-vslss
$3.50 Wettier's Agency. 30 w. 4sd a. |
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

COUPLE, excellent cook useful butisr; bSec.
Wettiars Agency. 70 w. 4sd Ut.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticu.-s.,ie or Let.

FOR Sale--Farm or country home. one mile
from center of Thomaston, Conn; 200
acres, 100 tillable: fine soil: bearing young
apple orchard; house, barns. fine woodland; !;
view and good water price S1J.OOO; prize
winning stock and tools IL desired. $1,000;
very reasonable and money maker; terms.
w A. HAVILAND. 81 Lewis ST.. Hartford.
Brokers protected.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02

- miles from New York City.
Beautiful all year home, select neighbor-
hood: y acre OF ground, f4O feet water
frontage. convenient commutation, express
service; house practically new, has q bed
rooms, baths, living room, dining room,
buffers pantry, kitchen, sun parlor and
sleeping porch; all latest improvements hard
wood floors, open fireplaces, steam heat hot
water plant, rollup screens and vacuum
cleaner. two car garage with chauffeurs
quarters; shades and Sloan drapcries to pur-
chaser must be seen TO be appreciated; easy
terms. ESTATE. Box CSC Herald. $50 Bway.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATsoN FARM AGENCY, 4s9 18th av.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-08-02
Conneeticut--sale or let.

GREENWICH. CONN. - EXCEPTIONAL.
BARGAIN: splendidly built house, ten
rooms. three baths. large living room, fire
place, sleeping porch; hot water heat; two
ear garage. about one acre ground: conven-
lent for commuters. Apply to OWNER, Post
office box G22, Greenwich, Conn