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MRS. FELTON, DECLINES
TO ASK TO BE SWORN IN
lily Associated Press.

ATLANTA, GA. oct. 23.-Mrs. w.
IL. FELTON,. United states senator ad
interim from Georgia. today. in "A
statement published by tho Atlanta
Journal stated that she would de-
Gin" to cmharrass President Harding
~ requesting him To allow her to
take tn" oath oi Office despite ap-
r"nlS made to her hy hundreds Of
women throughout tho nation
senator FELTON, Contcnded that the
Presidents business does NOT fan in
mat Inc and that the senatorial
body decides for itself in all matters
pertaining 10 qualifications Of Scna-
tors"
she stated that she made no ap-
peal 10 w. f.. George. United States
senatorial nominee. 10 be allowed to
take the oath Of Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
The Poets Conner
My own. Ny Native Land.

My Own. My Native Land.
When the violcts are blooming IN
Virginia.
And the breath OF spring Is in the
softer air,
When the buds arc bursting into
apple blossoms.
How my heart is longing, longing
to be therel
When It's golden summertime down
in Virginia.
And the mocnliEht's dancing on
the noble James.
o there's not a land moro fair IN
Gods creation
Than fond memory OF youthful day
proclaimsl
When the Rluc Ridge turns to brown
in Old Virginia.
And the trembling leaves float on
the autumn air.
Tho the hooking bird has sought fair
realms to sCuthward,
Than In" land of all my dreams
there's none more rare!
When the snowhakcs soft are fall.
ing III Virginia.
In r"Vor!c. | see. beneath the mis-.
tletoc
Fair the face OF mine own boyhood's
brown eyed sweetheart,
Whom the angels took from earth
so long ago.
call and summers skies
In Old Virginia.
Autumn's glow and winters frost
arc calling me:
O when shall fall asleep. my loved
virginia,
Lot my drcamland be a littIo part
OF thee
HENRI FORTESQUIRE,
Waynesboro Va
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clyde Line OmcinI Dies,

JACKSONVILLE FLA. oct. Ga
Captain William Marsh Tupper. a.
superintendent OF tho Southern d.
vision Of the clyde Steamship com
pany with Headquarters in this civ,
died today after lingering Illness
captain Tuppcr was u native of Eon-
Eor Nc. and since carly manhood
has beer connected with the steam.
ship company.
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80 MIItI and .IrM."

u ldttl" l"n Of the famous team
81 Mutt and Jeff. those two comics
al cartoon fame. has been a MARTYR
~ tn" past. he. like the prodical
son has at last com" into his own.
Not :" long ago. Mutt hctook 20
himself wife. Jeff followed som
after. hu' the married life NJ Mutt
mas not been ono path Of roses and
soft earth. Ia the latest musical
comedy triumph built around tho
hest "sc1pddcS az Hud Fishcr's
w"rld-rcn"wn"d creations. len IS.
says to make Nuts domestic car.nr
smoother than 1t is The rrsul, can
he better imagined than described
The nov play. which is In two acts
and SIX scenes. with the most novel
story and plot evolved since Til,
twain became the public favori,cs
they are. runs Tho camut Of some Of
the hearticst laughter and mcrr,
m"nt heard in = thcater in many
years. II IS entitled MUTT aud .1nn"s
''"n"Ym""n," and will no Tho ncxt
attraction at III" Academy Thursday.
Friday ana Saturday and Saturday
matinee: Twenty hvr song hits. any
amount OF inimltaOle novelties. in
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The Weather
Furnished 10y u : weather bureau
Nirginlh-fnir today
aud tumot cooler
tn,la, rising icmprra-
turc tomorrow.
North tRrOlinn-~nInc
forecast a. for Virginia.
Nirginlh-fnir today
LocuI Trm,crn,urc y,.,-r,,,,

) L NJ temperature ......... ........ -
Ma NinliIm t"Ni'"tatiLr" To , L. M..... -
Minimum temperature. =" T.. Nj. o.
Mean temperature ECPSoTtay ....... -
Normal temperature for- thiH date d,
zen "icnCS yesterday .. =. ............
ENr"-. since March I -.-., .......... a
bo efficiency since January I .......... -
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Rainfall T. hours nniirs =. M..... 10
Rn!nfNIl - hours ending T. NJ .... rs
ENr"sr FIuC' March ! ........... n -
EN'rsS since January ! ............ - 90
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,I>iIrtKE ALM,>,r.

Dufrn,.' 20 it-g
liiGH TIDE
sun ra"' ...... GO Nu'u.uE .s... ~
sun -tts ......- - E."USflp ,.... e =.
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nova'lors features screams. sur
pr!s"s aud original Ingredients Viii
bee introduced. The supporting cast
sand I" b" exceptionally compe-
-
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Special Data.

WIN! direction, -""' h'"st: "ind Ee-
.ucIts. =. Weather a. T. NJ. rain.
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"

ON,lf"ri IijilSiIoD
$50 y VI Harmony Lad, II Sos
ton. orchestra.
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TODAY'S
RADIO
Is Ills y.

knI>N.
EAST rlttShUrEhD
+. NJ Christine MNl"r Clemson.
u"alp -couiralt". in recital
WIZ.
Newark X -
2 90 y VI Cuuc.rt hy Meadow
brook Sr"ioiy orchestra
t'hicagn. I'M
i Emily RUBY soprano.
Armtuda Macdonald, a,.omptui,,
" g Tu.i". baritone Hohort l.nd,.
accompanied and Rud Combs Dance
orch"-tr,
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y fruit cr"r H. IN" only ON" coming tu mind
READILY that may y" rUin"d twice annually
and sim show a profit Covinrton Virr iuian.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Large Loans at 51z p. c.
On Big Apartment Houses

Lawrence. Blake a jewell placed for
the shank Realty and Construction
Company a first mortesgs Of si6S.ooo
at sh per cent for Eve years on s9s-
sll Riverside Drive. a six-story eleva-
tor apartment. 1o2x12s.
James Boyd has placed a first mort
gage OF $4,000 at 81 per cent for
three years on the property Of the
Summer Colony Company at the south.
east corner Of Northern Avenue and
lsist Street, a six-story elevator apart
nent. 1887, accommodating forty
two families. For s. Laspcrehes Mr.
Boyd secured a building and perma-
hent loan Of SCI, 500 at 6 per cent for
hve years on eight two-family houses
on Shakespeare Avenue. east side, lo'
feet south Of Fentherbed Lane.
waddeil & Martin placed the follow
ing loans: 100000 on the one-story
store building for the Doehtermann1
Realty Company; on the west side OF
Southern Boulevard, 200 feet north OF
Barretto Street, $4,000; on the one.
story store building on the east side OF
Southern Boulevard. 400 feet north
OF Barretto Street; $4,000 on the one
story store building northeast corner
Of Fordham Road and BainbNlge Ave
nue., and $4,000 on 90 East lOOth street
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISER
LEGAL NOTICES

rHE pgopy.g on THE srATK a.
-, rohki sr .,,f, Bf fIxIh ~ ~ ,;g,nyAcI oY ~
" H0~afd. Samuel Hoesrs -, i..sa
srd william Howard. Nsiiis - NJ
william Howafd. IT.. Vlsf~.s, .,stft
Hlchsfd Howard. fnrs( ns,. a, h.sis
Eiiaab>fh J. Hevsf1. fsrsh k.nn 80
bert Van J. sfsboirs. WNliam M - A.
Thomas ". fifbbins klinbsik p..s,s
Henry " Howard. Edvatf Nj. ,snl
.,,, .MrJ wS@s.s Asss ss'ifS'sy x. i'ss-ls 'ss ~.
Dradbory, Jsmss ~. Wells 1,.,.,l
Prancis Wells. Anne Hsbbs,s 49, Nss
Davis. Martha DaEia. chafiss vi (. 80
CharifasW Hubbard. Jr. Cfae.. Ia..s.if
bsTd. 40. Ewari B npbbarf = -
y " Msiss cbsriss " ks'a. y,t.s.
= Hubbard. Msry ? Hgtbses A.,
frsneis a Colt. Mars r.. csi, -
Coh, Jrf Hi<hard g.. Colt. 4 r'--0f
uarion ". Colt caih.ris. : 80 A
crime g. Dicksy, chariss D. NJ. e.n'
Mary q Dieksy. Nary . e csr,. v
8 Curtis. kaiharins r sisss. ,,.sg
\. WsIeh. Caroilns m w.ss s"sA ksg
wsich ard Horace % cart 1..s.I q
% ths pai1Lnal e1d nstsraal .-,il..',-,
apnts 81 HENRY z WELLS ~
and al other fesssntants of - '..t
and aunfs X any. there b. Wa, .,s
ara posisofice affrssa>s ars s..,s,.1f, -,
cannot after diligent is9siU = s
The Rsossyslt HOsyital a. T.,L ~
pifsi. and 10 81 persons i1isrssf.< \. -
i,ors. l~gsfses, nsrt u ia :, ~.
IN The Estate of HENRY q WrtsJrs
cssssf. who at the tirrs of - l...ss =.
resident of fh~ CSgntI anl 10. set
York. SEND CREETfSo. " ~
Upon The petition u Hsrs n a..
siding a. 81, PARK Avsnus. n ~. -
0f Manhattan, City % Ne. y.-.3sE
Richard e. Colt. Tssilisg At Osrr... ,e
nam csunty. Nev York. ~
Yoa ard each of yos A.. k.,.,. 49,.
shsv casss before the fgrrsru., cs.,s
New York cvvniy. hs1 Al ~ ~
Records, n ~. County Il N,s Ys-,
ne z3nd dsy % sep,.ss.s IVA Il -
day. Why the account of srs...sr'Il, ~
Harris y. Colt ans Riehst n ct0
Executors of the Last Wi ,.<TrI
nicnt - sad Deceased. skss.l s.f,X
~ TEeTfNOHY wHyRYor
caused The seal % ths sggfss.s., -
of the sait County of Nss fsr. 80
hsrsonio snrsi-
WITNESS. HONORABLE Jogxyn
HALlN a Surrogate % sug AL -.
a. the County ~ Fsv fela.
Il. 81 71nd day % Jaiy, Ia "A. =.
of our Lord ons tksussrl =.
hundred ana twenty-five
MARTIN g. necUE
cisrt o. The egrrsgsiss csu.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Golden Takes Little 1heater;
Will Rename II the Golden

John Golden has made arrangements
with Winthrop Ames and Oliver No
roseo 70 take over their interests in the
lease Of the Little Theater Up 70 1882.
L. Lawrence Weber and Y. Ray Com
stock are associated with Mr.. Golden
in this agreement. II has been decided
70 rename the thsater, and in the fu-
turs IL will be known rs the Golden
Theater. The management Of the
house will be under the control Of L.
Lawrence Weber, and II will be opened
by Mr. Golden with Marie Tempest in
"A SERPENT Tooth" on August %.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Operators Resell Apartment
In West l33d Street

Charles wynne and Louis II. Low
operators, resold 10 Matthew Dobson
1871 West 138d Street, a hve-story
apartment, 33.4xi00. Brown & Co.
were the brokers.
Flofea & Herbst, Inc. sold for Liz
zie Van Boskerck. the four-story fat
with stores at No. lo7 East l29th
Street, 25xl0o.
G. Tuoti & Co. resold for David
Lion, 6s West Third Street, a hve-
story fat, 25xl20.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Kings Democrats
Choose Dodd for
District Attorney
City Magistrate, Born IN
Brooklyn, Served Two
Terms in Assembly; Con-
eress Candidates Chosen

City Magistrate Charles J. pOdd was
anirnously designated IS the Demo
erxtic candidate for District Attorney
Of Kings County at a meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of the Democratic
orx.ni1ation Of Kings County yester-
H.. podd vas born In Brooklyn and
wa, rraduated from the New fofk
Law Sehool. He served two terms in
tbs Assembly, and hlled an unexpired
term as justice Of Municipal Court.
He was reappointed as city magistrate
for a second term last year.
John z. Ruston. the present District
Attorney, was appointed By. Governor
Miller 20 fill the unexpired term OF
Harry Z. Lewis, who was elected a
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
There was a full attendance at the
session Of the executive committee, ana
John II. MeCooey, leader Of the organi-
zation, presided. Designations for Con-
gress were made - follows:
Third District, George ". Lindsay;
lth District. Thomas II. Cullen, re-
nominated; 5th District, Ioring NJ.
Black jr; 6th District, Charles l..
Stengle, secretary OF the ClVlI oeIV-
ice Commission; Sth District William
+. Cleary; 9th District, David J.
o'Connell, former representative; 10Th
District, Emmanuel Celler. The fol-
lowing Endorsements were made for
state Senator.
Fourth District, Philip L. Klein
field; 9TH District. Daniel J. FARRELL
incumbent; 9Th District. James Hig-
gins; 7th District, John A. Hastings;
sth District, Or. William L. Love; 9th
District Ex-senator Charles Z. Rus
sell: 10th District, Jeremiah T. Two
mey; 1ith District, ex-senator Daniel
J. Carroll.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
$500. 900 Loaned on Fifth
Axennn Rueinces Building

Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, obtained
a loan Of 100000 on tho properly ~
500 -59l Fifth Avenue. AZ the southrsst
eorner Of Forty-eighth Street. Inc
property Is triangular, fronting 4o;S
feet on the avenue and running back
iak feet on Forty-eighth Street, with
a depth Of 100 feet IN the rear. IL -
innroved with hve-Story building
leased 10 Black. Starr A Frost, the
Jewellers. for twenty-one years at WA
zoo net peT annurn.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Physician TO Spend $4,000
In Altering Both ST. Home

DR.. I. o. Pslefski has awarded the
contract for altering his home at i62
West Eighty-sixth Street to the Felix
Construction Company from plans by
Charles Sheres. architect.
The FIRST floor will have a large
reception room. with a private street
entrance, x-rny and examining rooms.
The basement will have a laboratory
and a phOtoeraphing room. Three up
per floors will be converted into bache-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
II. G.. n. Browne Purchases
Cnrner Home in BronxYiil.

George Home sold for John y. Hsn-
sen home in Bfonxville 20 X. c. ~.
Browne, Of this city. IL consists Of
stueeo over brick residence Of nine
AZ Dewitt and MarqUand avenues, TO-
gether with garage, tennis court, etc.
The buyer is associated with the
American WOODEN Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
SUMMONS

st-pRE,fy COURT. NEW YORK COUNT ~,
pvto,s Zsttny. pisintin. sgainn Leo. y. -
1900 z.l-rv fefertanf f-sgmmona.-A'-~
for a. absolute ffoice, .s..,.
"a 49, abSTe namet tefencanti A
you 80 hereby semmonsf 70 ans3a
..,,,sf -, a. thls action. ant 70 ssFe
!, s,,., .nswsr ~ ths rlalnun,
s,,S,. ,ss~tr asys after ths serfi.s
s,nuors eacigsivs q the e-l " .,.,.., a
knd In cass Il ycsf tahsrs 70 sssl,,s -
ars~.r. foArnfnt I'll y t.sen - n I.
by default Tor TIE fsiisf ss"-ns''
''I5e pe,sa en- New rors. Nay {. i,ii v,rn
Attorney iQI hs1 -
One and Posi ofhcs sdsfess - 50 Z
Avenue. Boroush Q; nanha''sA' ~
10 flena Gu,tsrsik Zsitny;
me foreguing summons - s..,., Al -
By publ.catlOn. pursuant 70 an ..'e, 49, u =
o,sbis william ? bsff ~ ~
suprer,e Court u ths fiae 80 ~
dsied the sth day q AuEssi; y -. 4 .
nlef 18th the compiaint ~ ~. Al >
go. - ,is county q Neg tes' ~
conrs, co1rt Houss. m ihe bofc.te.- "a
haffan CITY County ard sap
dated Kew York. Auslsi " ietfra
A,,ornsy fer r.sr,a -
Once ana Pos, one fe!fss. ~. r. az 4
Av,ass. Bofoush ot hasAs'N~
NsW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Holding Co. Buyer of Three
Tall Lofts on Broadway

The J. Z. Holding Company, J. s..
and Y. Lesser. Is the buyer Of the
three loft buildings 81 the northeast
corner Of Broadway and Spring Street
sold earlier in the week by the Benen-
SON Realty Company.
Eva Sherman Is the buyer Of z0Z
Lenox Avenue. and the higlan Realty
Company Of tho southwest corner OF
Pinehurst Avenue and isoth Street,
both sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Range

NOTE Boiling-point is common term in
the gasoline testing laboratory Most liquids
boil (vaporize) at one uniform temperature. In
the case of water this temperature. or boiling
point. is 2l2oF. However. every gasoline has
many boiling points-a whole series or range
of them in fact II Is hi, range Of boiling points
AND The proportion of each group o.. them flow.
medium, and high that really determine he quality
Of gosOIns-its pOLatilay. psper and miIedge-
economy.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
To Ru;ld Home in Mt. Vernon

The Stanley B. Kirk Company sold
plot on Beeehwood Avenue, Mount
Vernon, for Mrs. Mary Toomey 70 MISS
Evangeiine NJ. Harrison. Of this city,
who will erect a home residence Tho
ssme brokers leased the residence at
los Cedar Street 10 Seymour II. Rath-
burn and a residence at l0l South
FIrst Avenue 20 Weston b. Hillsrd.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
E. Morgan Crinnell Gets
Park Ave. DupIex Apartment

Brown, wheeloek. Harris, vought &
Co.. Inc, leased for Z. Morgan Grin
nell a duplex apartment at 535 PARK
Avenue TO Mrs. Edward J. Raldiris; also
an apartment at 969 Park Avenue TO
Allan r. A. Bradley; at l05 East Fifty
third Street TO Mrs. W. II. Baldwin,
and an apartment in the same building
20 Clement NJ. Petit.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Store for Motor Sale.room

J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. leased for
the Mcmillan Realty and Construction
Company the corner store In the build
ing az the junction Of Broadway. West
End Avenue and i06th Street TO Wheel
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

TIE PEOPLE y TEE sIArr 0, wv
AND INDEPENDENT;
xax Bauer. Erscuior u Essa. IN
tilta Bauer, 10 Rotsnbasm ctaun~
HAMBURG. Germany.
Albert " Hallfaf'sn, n cssnr nm
west. Nev York CITY
Hsdgig Rec HallGarisn. cafs has Rs.r
J, Rotsntaum chssfsss. Hassel
Julius Ai6srt Halisartsn. ~ vsn M,
third Street, Ass rork CifY.
Mercedes Mathiida Hallnriss. of, IA
Bauer. etc Nan irfart ever ffur.s
years ~ assl. 3, R0tsstagm cklnss
HambBrg. GsrranT
The Psssidsni ard Rsiisss sf Tss o.
isK., Sev Havsn. cean.
college. Cambridge. Ni<lis:I cs.r
Nass
Trggsss os coiunbi. rr,yrry 4 n
CITY of New YCfk. Nsu feft cily ~
New York Public Libfary fAfisf. ls1n
ana Ilidsa T0uadaiioas). Nss Tn
AmsrI.sn museum Of Ss,ga Hen
New York CITY
g.- Tors surs'y sns cAfs' H'ses
New York. ~ T.
xesni slnsi Hospital q n. ci,i aS-
YORK. Ssw YORK NJ.
Gernan Hospital ara Disps1ary 4 ~
city 81 New York. Nfs fcfa N II
The president aaf Trustees n Nis<f
coilsr.. wiiIlams'ovn bsffesb Ca
~ Mass
N.irepoIiths Museum 81 Ar Es- Ist
Cornell University. i,hsea nj
.at 70 an persons interested - ett'isa
lsxafsss. hsat 81 N,n ~ ofts'vs. g .
estate - Julius Haligagten. cscsasst -
q the time u his death wts = tss.tt.l
the County Of Ss~ foff. SEND ohkti'
Upon n. petition sf CENTRAL uSiDs
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK A.
CHARLES wEHRiiASr - ifsfsst ~
the third cisuse n the iasi sil ste t.s
r,snt on Julius Halifarisn. deceased rsfi'
Ing A. the CITY. County aAi siais ="
York
You ara each of you are hsrssy ~ :
snow eauss bsfsrs the ssrTegafsf c,r
of New York County. hsif 81 ne -
Records IN the couniy u fsv TEA
M isth day q SEPTEMBER. 1911 A. ~
past tea o'eiock IN ths fsrsnsen y =.
eirySreAyL eiy TSy 'ns t's,oS s'TIi TRusr = eosrssf d
NEW YORK and CHARLES wEHhhttL
- trus,ess under ths third e.tgst q n
last vii and testsnsrt 81 Isha ~
rartsn. deceased. should rot b iSs'aa1
s-ttied. A..
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF ~ ~.
eaussd the seal of fhs suffsrtW e'L
q the said ceuniy Of Nss fsn
WITNESS HoHoRABLE Jolly !
rOHAI.AS. = cuffoEais q or a1 .'.
~ AZ ths County 81 Nev refA y, !.
day Of July. IN The year q eU -
thousard nlas hladrsd and tvt1I.tsA
fss.i MARTIN G. yctt
Clerk u tks SgffeCai~ SsN-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
The majority prefer
Socony Gasoline

AND chiefly because Socony with the proper range of
~ boiling points, is the dpenddbe-in big and
small ones. in trucks and taxcabs in telvecyinder
motors and fourcyEnder buses and in motorcycles
The marked preference everywhere for Socony among gasoline
certainly indicates thing very strong ythat Socony
is first of all thoroughly dependable gas Hundreds of thou
sands Of motorists would just because had little
extra power it slow-sarng Nor would they use it
month in and month out because gave little mileage
fit caused trouble because Of carbon sediment.
The fact that Socony gives you the consistent power
and mileage Socony has always been noted for its ceanness
forits easy starting and its uniformly high quality And largely
for it is carefully balanced gasoline, having the
(See diagram and Note)
Use Socony regularly 1t is obtanable everywhere and is
always dependable
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Efrsf-in Boston

In Boston. at the busy corner Of J
Boylston and fremont Streets
sol motorists, chaufeurs and
motor truck drivers were asked
afew weeks ago which brand Of
gasolinetheypreferred Accord.
ing to the sworn report So
cony was the first choice by a
wide margin over the second
on the list, and had three times
as many users as the third. And
Socony has been found to be
the most popular gasoline gen
orally throughout New York
and New England.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
PUBLIC NOTICES

NY VIRTUE of an execution "a es !, -
seil this 4ay. Astsst liza. IA 1ss. IA (
A. 81. Al Pusils Aecii,s. s..<x - A<.1
81. MsnAsiiss cns ye.sS y
Va fsi'f ifIfi.s9f YAK trrs s.s &c -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

Tor apartments and studios. The eost
ia estimated at 1000.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds Jevelry. Ete.


DIAMONDS bought and sold Tor cash
xdvlcs free Bennett ia Bwsy. 70 soer
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
suRRoGArEs' NOTICES

fSf PURSUANCE OF Ar ~ sfr!
lfenoFsbls yoHN J ynN fsrI Hol.l
=. y .lms ns.'s ssalsss 1SSlE y. HIpk 40
he County of Ns~ York. esss.'sfe &c.. 'ssfe.Is,( 4
sent the same. With 49,. a Ilftac
tie subscribers, . 'n@,t sf tifxkfiI
4 GREBS. thslr siiofnv,h, rs.1snsi
Rfosaway, N ihs nsreesh .sfeE .
cny of New York. STAT, .l,s.v. liii.
or before the ist day et 49, isf q ~
Dated New Iorh' in' ''''
'--' JAMES HALfn ~
HI.AN NeCtkiN"
HxNkr 1. hfr2s.,siss
ALEXANDER 4 oEEISt Ay''is's's
FsstntSrs. once and v, N.ekii1t
ffo frosd~ay. Bofosfh 81
New lork CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankboaka

fOsT-Dankbook 10. tsflti OF tns Ln,oa
HAVING a claim 20 u 10 hereby coiisf upgn -
pfe-snt ths sams within ten dsys ~ submit
- havlns SAID Daasbook cancelled ana nv
ore Issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

cRAGf,,. MARY wiLLAhD--sr rislne.
,oMVft qs qesoHAiASn' ssasys. -
XIV wniari crasin. late y NJ -
81 Nsw York. deesased, 70 s ..islfl..s,
With souehsfs thefsel ts " 'fs.'ssss y y
a, their plaea Of transssunf 80 ~, |.
once of Essslssyn . h.gsns,'inss inss'ssll =
tornsys, No. Rector suts. st,k -
Msnhailsn. u TIE ci.y ., -. 80 il "a,
bsfs.s re N q. e.y [. ,.,we 2. IlklM- ~
,Ss '' s,sS 'cS'f dsS u june iS.i. Ess1fs...'..s
Attorneys .iF-<lf -
Once and y. o. Addrsss. s<.s ~
Boro0rh Of Manhaffan. ctr
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

oFFrR FAMOUS sesth Carolina Hqnsy
Dew ssntsissgss tIss p. ss.ss. e.sh AL.
villa. 4 G,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

or a Shropshire for an automobil
show room FOR the Durant ear.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

LOgT--rankbook No. 1885. Union SQUARE
savings Hank, 70 Union Squars. New 1ors.
Payment stopped Findsr please fsiafn 70
ba M.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

or paflormah. young Irish
Eirf sooi ssamstrssg excellent city refer
.nce- T. Kiss HoGmaysTs AEsncy. 10 kast
ga g.. 81 floor. Teiephons $50 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Laundresses

LAUNDRY HELPER wanted. SIS per
month. room, hoard, laundry. Apply
4. y. Narins Hospital. E,aplston. 2. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Miscellaneous

TKAcHER-studsnt sduca,ionsi work. -
days 1850. May be psrmsnsnt. Tsyior,
Ji3 Fifth Avenue. Room 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

cHAMRERNLID WAITRESS. we'll recon
msndsd iss. wsttlsrs Agtney. 20 ".
ttd. Longacre S3t.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

HOUsEwORRER young Engilshwoma0S
good cook, very neat and reliable;
small adult family. excellent references
p. Miss Hofmaysr's Agency. 10 Z. iid. ID
foor Tel. ssf7 Murray Hhl.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

COOK or houssworfr. txcsii.nt q year,
references a. housesorker good cook very
Ss.a 'ra E s,Il1s "a No: aoor h2tIsSs 9..SSou:
siti Murray Hi.