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, 1922-04-03
CONFIE ENCE OF
HOUSE BY
British LEADER
Lloyd George Outlines Genoa Policy in
First Public appearance in Month and
Seeks Commons Approval

LONDON, April 3.-(By The Associated Press)-Prime
Minister Lloyd George appeared in the house of commons
today for the first time since February % to ask from the
house an expression of confidence in the policy of the gov
eminent toward the Genoa economic conference. He was
greeted with cheers from the government benches.
, 1922-04-03
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual stockholders meet
ing of the New York Oil Company
will be held at the Office of the
Company at LOT South Wolcott
Street, City of Casper, County of
Natrona, State of Wyoming, at 10
o'clock a. m, on Monday the 18th
day of May, 1922, for the election
of a Board of Directors for the en-
suing year or until their successors
are elected and qualified; and for
the amendment of bylaws and for
the transaction of such other bust
les as may come before the meet
ing.
ALONZO G. SETTER,
Vice President.
MINAL E. YOUNG,
Secretary and General Manager.
Publish april ), 10. 1922.
, 1922-04-03
STONE LEARNS PLIGHT OF
DAUGHTER, ACCUSED OF MURDER

NEW YORK, April 3-Agitated because she had learned
her aged mother in Tompkinsville, KY, had heard at least of
her plight, Miss Olivia NJ. p. Stone resumed the witness stand
for further crossexamination today at her trial for the kill
ing of Ellis Guy Kinkead, corporation counsel of Cincinnati.
Assistant District Attorney Warbasse reopened his attack
, 1922-04-03
Golf Players Ont
In Large Number

Thirty-two gold enthusiasts were on
the links south Of Casper Sunday. A
great deal Of activity is looked for in
this line this summer.
, 1922-04-03
To CUR a Cold m One Day

Take laxative BROMO QUININE tab.
let's. The genuine bears h signature
of F.. w. Grove. (Be sure you get
BROMOD soc.
, 1922-04-03

AIRS MARY A. SPENCER, Of
IVA WATERFOWL. n. V. aged IS.
who declares she gained fifteen
pounds on Tanlac and feels Just
fine all the time. Was In badly
rundown condition
, 1922-04-03

Although the slow-worm can grow
a new tail. it takes several years for
this to acquire the size of the one
which was lost
, 1922-04-03

A hundred years 6 there were in
all Europe scarcely 20 cities with
more than 10000 inhabitants.
, 1922-04-03
COLLINS DRIVEN FROM PLATFORM
BY IRISH REPUBLICAN FORCES

was stated in the house Of commons
today by Winston Churchill. SECRETARY
for the colonies.
1t was announced earlier that the
admiralty had entered an inquiry in
to the seizure.
A Dublin dispatch Sunday. giving
an cot OF h parade Of the Dub
lin battalion OF the Irish Republican
army. when more than 5000 men
marched away to Smithfeld and took
an oath OF allegiance TO the republic.
quoted a statement by Frederick
o'Connor. m OF the leaders OF the
Republican movement, in connection
with this seizure. Mr.. OConnor. in
addressing the men declared that
Richard Mdicahy. the Dali Eireann
minister OF defense. had caused the
seizure OF the Republican army's mu-
nitions and grenade factories In Dub
lin and elsewhere and hat the Re
publicans had replied TO this by seiz-
ing at Cork a British ship loaded with
explosives and machine guns.
, 1922-04-03
FORCES
DISAyOw DALI

DUBLIN. April Soy The Asso-
ciated Pressl-ofncial figures given
out today show. that 3,22c men left
the five Dublin battalions of the Irish
Republicans army yesterday after
noon. marching to Smithfieid. where
they took an cath OF allegiance to the
republic, freeing themselves from any
further responsibility 10 the Dali
Eireann.
, 1922-04-03

MULLINGAR. COUNTY WEST
MEATH. Ireland, April 3.-An Incl
dent from which sensational develop
ments are expected here occurred to-
day when 100 Free State troops
marched to the gates of the barracks
occupied by Irish Republican army
adhercnts OF Eamonn De Valera and
were refused admission.
, 1922-04-03

Europe excepting Russia.
India equals in area the whole OF
, 1922-04-03
THE BEST KIND OF CHEER
UP MEDICINE is FIRE
INSURANCE MONEY

You have a fire. and u com
pany pays all your losses.
That's easy to comprehend. 1t
is really hard to understand
why you keep putting it off.
You own the property. don't
you? You can't afford a fire.
can you? You can afford insur-
ance. can't you? Well.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

SUPREME COURT. SEw YORK COUNTY.
~ THE MATTER 0f The Application of
HENRY q COOKE. also known A. HbNhf
G KOCH. Tor dissolution Of marriage un9rf
chap 1f9 Laws ~ i9ii
To ELLA COOKE. also known a. ELLA
KOCH. Defendant IN above enNiled pro
csedlns, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thef
pursuant 10 an order u Nr Justice MO-
Marsh. dated the 18th day of Novembff.
1919. and fied vlth the petition % Hsnfy
Cooke. in the office - the clerk ~ Ne"
York County b. which it appears that ihs
said Henry Cooke has exercised duo dNl'
s.nce in making search 60 discover AZ.
dsnce whether Or not you are living ana
that no such evidence has been foynd, sad
that you have abssntcd yourself for more
thaH I've successive years last past sithoAI
being known 10 Henry Cooke 10 b lfinE
during that time aud that said hsnfr
Cooke believes YOU 90 ts dead. hearing
on said petition shall b. held 81 SPECIAL
Term Part ~ of the supreme Court View
York county. a. the 'soanty Court iloyse,
40. "a "hAmbsrs street. CITY of New forh,
on the 2ld day of January. i,z1. a. 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that dsy - -
soon thereafter a. counsel can Be heard, az
which time proof % the allegations con.
tainsd IN the petition shall BE- tsksn ana
an appiicatlcn made for an order dissoiT-
ing tae marriage between Henry Soos'
ana Ella Cooke.
Dated. New York city New York the
l7,h day u November. 1912.
HENRY q. COOKE petitioner
MILTON g. wEIsaAS. Attorney for psii-
TONER. z15 broadway y. 7. CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
67 More Veterans Are
Sent Home From Europe
Rumors Circulate at Coblenz.
as Party Leaves, That Troops
Are Soon 10 Return

coBLENZ, Nov. 80 (By The Asso-
eiated Press) .--Sixty-seven American
veterans Of the World War. sixteen Of
them with their wiver and seven chill
dren. left here to-day on the Paris ex-
press, bound for Cherbourg, where they
will embark on the President Polk for
New York. Most Of the men are with
out funds. Five OF them were sent TO
Coblenz by yiec-Consul Steger ht
Dresden.
The Rhincland Post Veterans Of For
eign Wars took care Of the party be-
fore leaving CoblenL and paid the ex-
penses 10 Cherbourg. Many OF the men
had been in business in Germany. but
failed when the mark slumped in value.
The others had been trying for two
years % make living in Europe.
Notwithstanding the fact that no
official information TO the effect has
been received here, rumor that the
American troops on the Rhine are soon
going homo was again circulated to-
day. Races, two football games and a
boxing match, together with the usual
holiday dinners. figured in to-day's
Thanksgiving program.
Major-General Henry T. Allen In a
Thanksgiving message urged the troops
10 work for peace and harmony"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
York. ny the Grace Of God, Free and In
dependent
G-ider. Anna stocving, Ida Rebel. Marie
Hess. Louise Werner. Rosa Dillard, Oliys
n strong. Byram /. winters. Frederick G.
simons. Martlnus Van Gelder, and May q.
DAILY. SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS. The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, domestic corporation
having is principal place Of business a.
30. a2 william Street In the Borough ~
Manhattan, City. County and state of New
York. has presented the account OF ~ pro ,
ceedings as executor OF the Last VIII ana
Testament Of Edward sohulze. ate of the
coun.y OF New York dec~ased, and has
also presented n petition praying thst hs
sald account be judicially settled and al
lowed. -.
YOU are hereby cited 20 show cause before
a Surrogate ot the County OF NeW YORK, A.
a term Of tho Surrogates Court OF th9
County of New York. 70 be hela IN tne
Wail OF Records IN the city ana Sovnty
N Sew YORK. on the i2th day Of Deem
her. 1899. al 1910 o'clock Ia the forenoon
., ,hat dav. why said account should not
he fudiciaiiy settled and allowed az prayed
for IN the SAID petition, 49,.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF We nav.
csu.ed the seal of the SurrcgStes Court
Of tho said county Of New YORK TO be
N''''V WITNESS. Honorable JOHN T. CO
HALAN. Surrogate a. said Couny
fs.ar Of New York. al sail County ths
SIN day Of November. In the year
~ our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty
MARTIN o. McCUE.
clerk Of the Surrogates Court
cEIIER. RoLSToN A BLANC,
Attorneys for petitioner once ana
postofrice address. p bhchahgs
place. Nsw York y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
SUMMONS

e,.ppp,fE COURT. NEW YORK COUNT T.
Emsiis Prueka. plaintiff. against ha,Ig ~.
p,urha, dsfeudsat summons. Ae''h i''
~. ,he sbove named defendant; 49,.
Won are hereby summoned 10 answer s"e
,,,,,i,in, in this action, and 20 rert -
.e,s. - your answer. or n the Complain.
a. ~, ..rv@d with this summons 70 49,. 80,
. Sottr. of appearance on the Alh',t ~
,,,r,ev within twenty days atet ~
...,irs ~ This summons, exclusive OF 'he
49, ~ service In case Of your isluI, 70
,r,,.sr or answer Judgment viii os ,aksn 81.
g,,nst YOU BY default for the Teilet u''
..'.rg.d IN the complaint -.
MEL New York. october ilth, ls.-'
JOSEPH 4. BoCClA.
.,,.r,.y for Plaintiff, Office ana y,
4a-... fgs Nassau Street Borough "'
wrhstt,r. city % New York.
r., usrry prucha: Tho foregoing summons
=. .s,,.J upon you by publication pursuant
=. ~, order Of Hon. Robert sec. Mafsh a
t,.,,cc Of the supreme Court ot the S.see
- N,v, york. dated the an day OF 20.
,'.r,h,r ig.g' and hied with the complain,
II. H. ofacs OF the Clerk Of the county on
- york. at the County Court house, IN
- rorouxh Of Manhattan. Clty' Nouhy
srd st.tc OF New York Dated. Ne" n9is' noas'
S.vember euh. 1879 JOSEPH ~ bOS-
CiA. Attorney for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
suRRoeArEg NOTICES

BoERo. JOSEPH CHARLES The Psopls
Of ths stats Of SsW York. ny she Qrse-
of 0od. Yfes ana Indspsndsnt, 70 Ysnu
kttlilo. sovefino Boefo. Carlo Bosfo, Lui.
gla cerutti Bosro, the heirs and nest II
kin of Jossph Charles Bosro. dsesastd,
"Se wHEREAs titss EmpI. rrus, cspp.ay, of
iio Bfoadvsy, BorouFh ~ Nanhaitsr.
city ~ New York, has lately applied %
the svrrogater Court ~ our county of
Ne. Yssk ,, :: hay, sss certain in:,'i.S. .,S D.s
viii ana r.sism.st u Jo.sph casd..
Bosro. who was At the tirns ~ NE Death
q resident Of fti West 18th street. Dor'
ouah of Manhsffan. City % New YORK.
County % New tsrk. deceased.
THfREFoRE. you ard each ~ you 49,
cited 20 shoS cause bsfors the Hyrrogatfs
court Of our County % New York ~ the
Haii of Records IN the County q hsw
half-psa ten O'clock IN the forenoon ~
that day, Why the said viii snh tss,Annsnt
should not b. admitted 90 probate as
will Of real snd personal praperty.
IN TESTIMONY wHEREOF. vs havs
caused The ssai q ~. sesrogsiss coyr,
q ,hs ssis COUNTY Of New York 10 -
wiTSEss Honorsbls JAMES A. YoLgY.
a Surrogate u our said County ~ ss~
ysm6.r. In me yssr u our Lord ere
thousand nine hundred and tgeniL.tvo,
MARTIN q. MeCtb,
clerk 0f the ruu0gates Court
GORDON n y. kLEEBbRO.
Attorney for Petitioner.
se Droadvsy, Manhattan,
New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Additional Millions
Sought by U. S. i'll
Camp Overcharges
New Suits Being Prepared
for Filing Within 10 Days
and Criminal Actions May
Follow Against Builders

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80 (By The
Associated Press).-- Additional civil
suits, involving s2o.OOO,OOo to 100000
600, which the government hopes TO
recover for alleged overcharges and
waste In connection with the construc-
ton of certain army environments dur
ing the war, are being prepared by the
Department Of Justice and, II was
understood to-day. probably will be
filed within ten days.
The first Of the departments civil
suits against war camp contractors
were filed last week, and IL was under
stood then that they were the fore
runners Of other actions. II also was
indicated that criminal proceedings
were possible.
The actions brought last week in
volyed the construction Of Camps Up
ton, Sherman, Jackson and Funston
and sought the recovery from the in
volved companies Of more than $780,
600 900. Cantonments built during the
war cost the government a total Of
s20s, 900, 900, and il is said Attorney
General Dsugherty hopes to recover
between SoV,UOV,VVV ana SoV,VVV,VVV as
overeharges.
Preparation OF the civil suits has
been under the direction of Roscoe c.
MeCulloch, n special assistant TO th'
Attorney General, who as a member
Of a special House committee made an
extensive investigation several years
ago of alleged war frauds, particularly
tLose relating TO army camp construc-
tion.
During the last week Mr.. McCul-
loch, with a corps Of assistants, has
been before special Federal grand
jury, called into session here 10 con-
slider alleged wartime frauds. No in
formation has been obtainable from
either Mr.. McCulloch or the Attorney
General as 20 the nature OF the evil
dence presented to the grend jury.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
CHOICE INDUSTRIAL,
SITES

In units Of five to fifty acres, on
deep water, within eight miles OF
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line railroads. Storage facilities
unrivalled. Railroad sidings easily
obtainable. Directly connected
with main highways to New York.
An opportunity Of unusual interest
to those who are seeking industrial
sites we'll located, with the most
favorable transit facilities. VIII
sell or lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address-De-
partment of Public Improvements,
Room 207. City of Newark. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
|"oph Compel Wheat Sales

I, .sIIallflsklDeE, Alberta, Nov. sO.-A
/. s,,st ia1oring compulsory
4 49,: .ean . market Western grain,
4 49,, With the 1923 crop, was
or,., " the Federal Constituency
- ~ o. the United Farmers
,b un,si tonight, officers an
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York. BY tho grace Of God. free and In
dependent
70 the state Tax Commission OF New
York and 20 oil creditors or persons
claiming 70 be creditors OF Blanche Mar.
guerlte Junod. late Of PontnrlleF (Doubs).
France. deceased whose names and places
Of residence are unknown and cannot
after dlligent inquiry be ssesrialnsd'
SEND GREETING.
on the petition Of John j. Murray. 70.
siding at 40 81 Lembeck Avenue, Jersey
city y J.. you and each of you are
hereby cited 10 show cause before the
Surrogate OF the County Of New York a.
surroeate's Court in said County. held
al the Hall Of Records. IN the County OF
New York on the 6th day OF Jsnusry
1871. az half.past ten o'clock IN the fore
noon Of that day. Why anciilary letters
Of adininlsiraiion on the goods, chattels
and credits OF blanche Marguerite Junod.
late a resident of pontaFlier tDoubs)
France. deceased. should not issue 20 the
said John r. Murray without bond
rs TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the seal OF the SurroEates' Court
of the County Of New York 10 be hereunlo
WITNESS, HONORABLE JOHN p.
rs..i aid County. in the County Of New
York on the 18th day of Novem-
ber In the year Of our LORD. one
Thousand nine hundred and
MARTTN O. MecUE.
Clerk Of the Surrogatet Court
cOUDERT BROTHERS.
Attorney for Petitioner,
Rector Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
I+anasdian n1..a Customs Revenue Up

kS ,,,sA Ont. Nov. 30. - Customs
Fnr1, n !; s,.sshue received by the gov
Eef 4 = November were s6,741, ,733.03
I IA ssaeent received in November
esInf n, ,s,al collections amounted 10
rs3s,s,.'ss' During the eight-mCnth
A lls1. November so, 1922. total
tasa ;it, we're we're sis3.o5O,i7e.lo, as
\ psis :. .'.'-Ss 'so2.o5 during the cor
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES

s,v-r.t. ,nes,ins Of ths a,ockhoiders of
o. 81 D,n,.,t~s cablss Incorporated. a Sew
~. - e,orneration. VIII be hid on FRIDAY. NE
it,h sSy On Drcemb-r. 1914. % two o'c,oe. s.s...
y. - sf,erneOn. az fhr once or hali tpfl
IN the a. prosd street IN the BorouEl
s"ks.-h..tan. city. County ana Atae OF
q @sw YorE for ,hs following Purpo,ses
!. To vote vpon . Propo.ai =" IN ,ness-ss eaas.
49, authorired capital stock Or th0 t.n-
~ fron fag. oo6. 900. consisting ~ stg-
40 .hares of ths par value OF llpe rach,
~ $40 90. 600 consisting q 10000
shares OF the par value % tleg eAen.
To trsnracf any other business that
-, fsu,f,fiiy cnrn@ before said meeting
- any adlournfneni thereof.
ny order Of the Board q prector.'
President.
HENRY DE Ia MoSTAoNE. IN.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
kA WESTCHESTER 80
- SALE OR RENT
PELHAM

cti Co... charming part OF west
4 III c,s.y' within 10 minute. of
= E.,, artistic homes Colonial
...' Ma. -. efslgn, TO 10 rooms
st,r, - ~. eriek and stucco con .
4. =. i.t,lss .esefn eonvsniencs; near
.esl AZ ssiehs. gi. schools. exclusive
4 ~ lADSI.1s'sgs up. open Sundays
. ii,i Ps1,'..lS Wolfs Lane. TelA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

SrrfNOND KARL - in pursuance OF az
,sasr OF Honorable John =. Cohalan. q
e,,rrorate OF tho County ~ New YORK, notcs
I. hsrsby given 70 ell persons having clalih,
n.sins, Kari Neumond. late OF the County or
Sew York. deceased; 70 present nc sa's, y,
,h.ir placr of transacting business II u.
ae,e. ~ Van Worst Marshnll a Smith, th.lr
s1iornsys a. No 20 broad street N hs
porough of Manhattan. IN the Ciiy or 80
york. state oi New YORK on OF Veio'' Wv
i'f p.,ed' ss Sew York. the 10Th day OF Noyem'
ytnoer, 1893 ,,,.e-.v ,st,ffuOSD
GEORGE MERzRAcH,
SIDNEY H. MARCH,
AdmIuiFffHtui1 ,,
VAN WORST. MARSHALL 4 sAlIh
A,fornsys for Admlnist 'Af9n. bu.s
ana p o. address, Is hryei street
Porough OF Manhattan. New YORK CIV
~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF
Honorable JOHN 7. cQHALAN. a y,,, srt69 -,
v.,e ID ths County of New York, NVllSE
h hereby given % All per,ons I hs''l. y.
claim. against ANNlE y. HYDE, ,a'o ,o ~
,ss County of New York. deceased. 70 pre-.
~ nj IN. sam. with vouchers thereof. q
~ .r,bscrlbsrs. NJ their place OF transae,, t.,
- s1slnsss. AZ the once of ALkAANpii..i' \.
4 GREEN. their attorneys. a, rS. ,an a
proadway, In The Boroueh o. h.nhst'an i
s,i,v a. New York, state Of New iotk' OF
~ - ~ frt day os Fsbrua:y. 1913
pated New YORK. the ssth day Of July
i,:.. ,,,,vs uAzES HYDE.
ALLAN MccuLiOH
HENRY l.. Ripe.
ALEXANDER 4 GREEN At.ornsy. for
Fsss~,tors. once ana Il. o Aanisss'
10 broadway, Borough Of MAMMALIAN
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

MITCHELL. ALBERT ~ P-Ths People
81 the state of New York. by the grace
- God free and Independent, TO Henry p
Mitchell and Alice n Mitchell bis wife
Mary ST. Raymond. Caroline casiau. Tus-
kogee institute. Society OF the New York
Hospital IN the city Of New York. rrus.
tees Of columbia College In the CITY u
the city ~ New York, The New York His-
toricai Society, The Metropolitan Museum
OF Art OF New York, Roland Green
Mitchell. Jr. Rector and Corporation ot
Mitchell willy. Susan Tueksrmen, Dorothy
Draper Niobs Minturn. cornslia ~. FL
lard. sylvia De Grasss Fowler. Katharine
Post Newbold. Rev. Charles Newbold. Rev
CESS. Philip Turner Drown. Mary Mekin.
non. Angelica Turner Toland. Michasl
Wilson Central Union Tru', Company Or
New York. as executor Of the Will 81 Helen
in the estate Of Albert 81 r. Mitchell. de-
ceaEod. send greeting.
whereas the Bank OF New York and
Trust Company. the executor OF n. last
will aud Testament % Albert ~ y
Mitchell deceased, a domestic corporation,
having It's principal once for the trans
action OF business AZ No. 81 Wall etreet,
Borough of Manhattan. city OF New YORK.
has lately applied 90 the surrogs'.s Court
sfruction of the thirty-sighth and thirty.
ninth paragraphs of the Will of said
Albert NJ p Mitchell. deceased, who was
at the time of his death a resident OF tho
county Of New York.
Therefore you and each Of you are cited
10 show cause. befor, the Surrogates Court
~ said County o. New York, az the Han
Of Records, In the County Of New York, On
the 18Th day OF December 1872, AZ half-
past ten o'clock IN the forenoon of that
day. why said thlrty.sishth and thirty
ninth paragraphs Of the Will OF said tes'
lRtor should not he construed.
In witness whereof. We have caused the
Seal of the Surroeate's Court of
ssid County OF New York 90 be
hsreunto hned. witness Honorable
John =. cohaian, q Surrogate %
fLSl our ssid County Of Now York,
AZ said County, the nth day OF
November. IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-five.
MARTIN g. McCUE,
Clerk OF the surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankhooks

LosT-Bankbook No b5g.01a OF the Union
Dimo savings Bank IL missing Any
person having claim % ~ ~ hereby
called upon 10 present the same within
ten days or submit 20 having said pass.
book Cancelled and a new one Issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

EXCELLENT sERvAHTs-Bsrta csrl,on's
Swedish Agencies 1ST Lexington ave-
near 6ist. Rhinelander tSi7. Also itiI
Broadway. corner tsth.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
MEETINGS
,.ortcr OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
sTOcKHoLpERs or

r.OTTTF on NTIITNTl MI I.NV VE
STOCKHOLDERS OF
D. Y EOsFMOORE a CO. INC.
A special mes,inx Of thc fiockhoi1sta 'l
- p.-.rnoer. fsss a. ten o'clock IN the fofe-
rsen Al the principal once q the corporauon,
40 III EaR f2d street. IN me Bofosss el
usnhsfian. city. County kud siats oi ~
=. -. cornpary from y. y Notsmoore
n, IN fo '-Ths william HoSara corpofa-
,,oe." and for the transaction of spcn o'heI
businsss a. may properly como osiofe tn'
psssd ., New York City. November .'ih
N-.' 7. Z. RossMooRE. r
Presldent.
SARA RossHooRE.
6scretary'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermalds

CHAMBERMAiDs. Mattresses. nurses. sew.
eral eHcellent girls. Miss Halls Bureau
~ West 4ith a.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

DUTLERs French. English, swedish :
aighly recommended. Miss Hairs Bu-
rcau II West ftth.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

cRActN. MARY wILLARD-IN PuRsU-
AScE or Az ORDER Of Honorahle
County Of Se~ York, NOTICE IL hereby
siven 10 an persons having claims against
Mary Willard Crazin, late OF the County
Of New YORK. deceased, 10 present ths iame
v,lth VOUCHERS thereof 10 the subscribers,
a. ,hsir piars of transactlng business ~ the
ofsce of Esssistyn a Haughwoui, their az.
,orneyF. No. Rector strrft Borough Of
Manhattan. IN the CITY u New York, on or
LEWIS y. sPARRowE. AlkiAh Will
LARD cRAGiN. Erscvsorp. Dated New
Yors. the ,t'h day 81 June, 1913. EnskL-
sTYN a HAyGHwovL, Auornsys 70,
Rector street. borough of Manhattan. city
OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
General Houseworkers, Etc.
Miscellaneous

EXPERIENCED teachsr. college graduate.
viii accept position AZ tutor. wiilng 10
travel available January I viii b. IN New
York December I and FOR personal inter.
view. Address E-29o. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
LEGAL NOTICES

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash, Al.
vice free. Bennett. ia B'vay. "a floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

IN PURSUANCE oF an ORDER or HON.
JOHN p. c0HALAN. a surrogate ef the
County Of New York. NOTICE Il hsreoy
e az 'pycTr sssi n.s ,.,. 3, ' ,ss cess.S % q
New YORK, deceased. 20 present the SANE
with vouchers thereof - the svbseriber, at
its principal place n transactlng business.
Manhattan. City of Nsw roFk. on o. before
the 2nd DAY Of June nsSt.
Dated. New York. the list day ef No
vsmber, isz1.
THE FAEtMERy LOAN AND
TRCeT COMPANY.
Executor.
oELLKR. RoLsroN . BLANC. Alter
neys for Executor ~ Exeaanss Placs.
New York, n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Cooks

COOKS. English Irish. scotch; highly rec.
commanded. Miss Halls bureau. ~
West ftth o.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
WHITE PLAINS

LOTS lexioo each: convenient 70 every
thinR; price $500 cash or $500 on at
trhctiye terms every improvement. Phone
1O3s-W White Plains. Thomas, Room
te2i Grand Central Terminal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

GENTLEMAN's HOME, PARK Hill, most
Exclusive section. ~ large rooms, tiled
baths ~ mirror doors; all improvements,
beautifully iandscaped corner piot' .,eat
garage Sacrifice price. QUICK Acuon.
GAUL 4 kAMPFER, 2Cl So BwAy'
Yonkers Telephone 0e2t.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
YONKERS

FIELDsTON. exclusively residential sec
ton of New York. Real old English
style stucco, rooms. baths. open nre-
stuccc. heavy slate roof. kENNETH
MACKAY a CO, Inc, 2 Hudson stY
Yonkers ~ Y. Phone Yonkers $50.