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Evening star., 1922-02-23
Blouse
Savings

Spring Suits and Skirts
call for blouses, and Ami
versary prices them low.
Blouses-$l.9O .
Handmade and tailored styles
of dimity or batiste-trim
and smart. Also attractive new
stylen, in Lingerie Blouses at
this price.
BIouses-$3.95
Georgette and crepe de chine
in suit models.
Blouse Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
Hair Switches, J

These are first quality, made
in g. separate stems, 2l inches
long. Various natural COL
ors. In gray shades, 81.
Hair Dressing Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
Another Group of Stout Wonen's
Serge and Wool $1975
Jersey Dresses >/'10

Straghtne becoming models that the stout woman will
like for later without her coat Choose from
wool jersey dresses in coat modesthe brown ones pped
with tal-those in navy blue with gray pipngs The
serges show ppings of black satin group of
splendid values low priced.
Suits for Anniversary, $3.50
tailored models homepuns
and weeds The values readily appreciated when
Stout Womens
Evening star., 1922-02-23
At $l.45

GOWNS AND CHENISE-Of
sheer lingerie with new trim
mings. Boomers Of lingette
in colors.
Down Stairs Store.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
PetticoatS
Special, Csc

A good assortment of we'll
made petticoats-cotton taf-
feta, heatherbloom and
sateen-tailored models, fin
ished with hemstitching or
scalloping-also pleated and
tucked flounce models. En-
cellent values at this low
price.
Silk Petticoats
Special, $2.95
Attractive models, with null
tops and .taffeta flounces.
Tub Silk Petticoats
Special, $2.95
In white-made in the popular
double-fo-hip style.
rsttiesst Section. TAird aoer.
Evening star., 1922-02-23

GOWNS-Full cut, neatly
tailored and of good quality
muslin.
BLOOMERS-Of pink muslin
with embroidery or lace edge.
Reinforced.
Evening star., 1922-02-23

Longcloth Gowns, $1.15
A sheer quality, lace-trimmed
or color bound. Sizes 8 to 16.
Cambric Drawers, Csc
Knicker styles. with hemstitched
ruff1e. Sizes 8 to IA.
Girls Underwear Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
Jersey COATS For Sport. Sport. and

Priced I5.z5
Because of Anniver-
sary we can offer you
t S very splendid
value in coats that
would otherwise be
i'm pos sible. These
coats are particularly
well tailore d-the
quality is exception
ally good-the style
one much in demand.
Two m dels illus
trated give you some
idea of their smart
ness.
Coat seetisn. Third aser.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
Have You Seen the Smart
Dresses for Misses
$17.75 and $22.75

These owpriced groups offer wide variety of charming
models fashioned from the wanted silks Dresses for
afternoon and sports wearn all the shades including
mohawk orange mallard colonial bue well the deeper
browns and The values immediate selection
Evening star., 1922-02-23
Fresh, New Undermus1ins
FOR GIRLS
Offered at Special Anniversary Price.

Princess Slips, $1.95
Lace and embroidery trimmed
styles Of fine muslin. 8 to 16.
Muslin Drawers, 45c
Lace and embroidery-trimmed
knicker styles. 8 to IA.
Evening star., 1922-02-23

For Economy
of Price and Wear
Glove Silk
Undergarments
These are leading Anniver-
sary specials.
Silk Vests-$1.o5
Flesh color, heavy quality and
with ribbon straps.
Silk Carnisoles-$1.65
Pink, white, navy and black
glove silk.
Silk Bloomers-$2.o5
A very good grade of glove
silk-pink only.
Swiss Ribbed Vests-68c
women'' Underwear Section. Third
Evening star., 1922-02-23

SportS,ueaters
s. Is
Good-looking ones that are
g meant for sport skirts and
Spring wearing.
Both slip-ons and tuxedo
models in a range of colors
from regulation navy and
black to those youthful light
shades of tans, blues and
browns.
This price for
Anniversary only
Sweater Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
Cretonne Novelties

With Useful Purpose-Lo,o Priced
Cretonne Silver Cases, lined with Canton flannel,
for knives, forks, tea and table spoons. Special,
55c each.
Cretonnc Laundry Bags-and 4-pocket Shoe
Bags-variety of coors. 40c each; set of for 7Sc.
Needlework Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-23

GOWNS-Of fine embroidered
crepe and lingerie cloth.
CHEMISE - Lace-trimmed
and tailored.
BLOOMERS-Of soft flesh
color batiste; lace-trimmed
and hemstitched.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
Bodied Hair

DOOOSU AuEE
or boys cut may we'll be
managed with these
Hair Clippers
For use at home or by BARRIERS.
Adjustable. Especially good
for cutting children's hair.
For Anniversary,
$3.50 and $1.75
Cutlery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-23
1000 Yards Imported Voiles, SOC

Beautiful Printed alov dark light
scroll
the regular price at which last sold this grade Of vole
Evening star., 1922-02-23
At $l.85

MATCHED SETS-Vests and
step-ins of cross bar dimities,
entirely new and pretty
Evening star., 1922-02-23
About the Suits

English Tweeds and the first feature to note is
their fine taloring-trying them convnces one of
this for the well tailored suit has different feel" than
others made with less to detail Included in this
selling smart box models and belted Ones with
slight acknowledgment of wastlne. In shades of tan
and blues All silk lined Sizes 10 to A.
Only Our Anniversary Sale
Justifies the Unusual Price
Store
Evening star., 1922-02-23

Fine cotton ribbed, two styles
of top; cuff or shell knee
and open or closed crotch.
Sizes 36 to ~.
Down Stairs Store.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Unskirted Wool Imports
Increasing at Boston
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

cpoOtut DtSp0CCH 70 I'Re If7bHnS
BOSTON, Aug. 26.-The principal
feature Of the Boston wool market is
the arrival of increasing weights Of
imported wool from abroad. This wool
under the emergency tariff can be i'm
ported at q much lower rate than the
sklrted or improved wool, and il the
tariff which is now being prepared
should not pass this unskirted wool
would probably be strong factor in
the importation Of raw material and
help the situation to considerable ex-
tent. Efforts to increase the volume Of
unskirted wool from South America
would probably be more successful than
FROM Australia, New Zealand and South
Africa. :,
A large proportion of the buying in
the Boston market has been for ma
terial for special fabrics, such as as
trachan goods and various novelty
yarns. Some of the worsted spinners
are even buying tops, the long combed-
out fibers to be spun into yarn, and are
also buyin gyarns. putting them into
their stock, SO that they may be we'll
situated in the fall and ready to make
prompt delivery. The call is still for
medium woods, which are sold at prices
asked with few, if any, recessions.
While the medium worsted wools are
wanted now, the demand for medium
wools for woolen purposes is expected
to develop later, because the coming
year will undoubtedly be another
woolen goods year, because of high
prices of worsteds and the demand for
lower priced clothing.
C. FREDERIC WELLINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
How Is Business?

slightly prices advancng production
being curtaied
slksBetter demands prices production gaining slightly
Woolens-Demand hesitant firm; production gaining
production running
capacity.
fair prices r with tendency to advance;
duction gaining
demand prices fm shoe production increases
eweBeter demand popular priced goods prices unchanged
production gaining.
sluggish prices rrguar production
ing; mechanical goods toys increasing
MeStee advanced following iron adj
slightly quiet with softer
nickel
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Buy ers Arri.v e d

J. Roos, silk dresses; care OF NJ. B. Golu-
DALI.As-H A. Morris: H. A. Morris.
Kayaer. as w. s2d ST..
CURWENSvILLE, Pa.-Kantor g. Sons;
DIES MONIES. Iowa--Harris- -Emery Co.
G. schwager, notions. ribbons. stationery;
DEs MONIES, Iowa-Harris Emery Co.;
George Schwager, ivory goods; Kirby,
Block & Fisher. ni,ga az sth d1m av
Frank & seder Co.; Mrs. Musgrave,
underwear and children's wear; Miss Hop
Gins jewelTy and leather goods Miss NJ.
infants wear; Mr.. Gainsley boys cloth
ing; Mr., Jeran, rndse mgr; Affiliated Re-
tail Stores, 1872 B'way.
Louis A. Cohen; Louis A. Cohen, dry
goods, boys clothing; Great Northern
FITCHBURG. Mass-Chamberlatn- Hunt
ready to wear: Woodstock
FORT SMITH-Berry Beall d. G. Co.. 3.
J. Etzkorn. handkerch!efs, notions; "a
HARRISBURG, Pa,--Bowman g. Co.;
L, .. Newman. hosiery, shoes: los Grand st
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Kaufman's; r. W.
mdse.; care Baer & Lilienthai 1850 B'way.
HARRISBURG, Pa.--Kaufman's; j. NJ
Lloyd. coats. suits; care of Baer s. Lilien-
HARRISBURG. Pal. e. Robinson G
Co..; + q Robinson. ready to wear, mems
clothing; HERALD Herald Square;
ner Stores; Sara Freidberger, waists
sweaters. underwear. hosiery; Pennsyl-
yania.
HARTFORD, Conn.-Premier Brush Co.;
HI Joseph, brushesi Broztell.
Il HlLLSBORO. N. H.--Hiilsboro D. G.. Co.
Frank Hnntress. dry goods: Woodstock
INDIANAPOLIS-L. s. Ayers Co.; b.
w. Mountjoy. house furnishings, china,
glassware. electrical supiies. 22b 9Th av.
IOWA CITY, Iowa-YetterH: T.. W. Yet
ter. piece goods; care Fellows Buying
Co., 1854 B'way.
KALAMAZOO, Mich--Kriedels; Mrs. II.
81 Sharpsteen, millinery: Alfred Fantl,
lis w. 32d st
KEENE. N. H.-Chamberlain Co.: Frank
Huntress. dry goods, ready to wear: Wood
stock.
KEOKUK, Iowa--Irwin Phillips; b.
Poomes. underwear. hosiery; so Worth st.
LAKELAND. Fla.--La Mode; L., Lee
millinery: Martinique.
LORAIN, Ohio-Mayburg's; Henry st
Biumenthai, dresses, coats, suits furs. mil
hnery Fennsyivanfa. and a70 7th ay
observation-disclosures Straus & SON
CO.; q. Kleinstoyer. upholstery, draperies,
moor coverings; care McGreeyy, Werring &;
Howell. 220 5th av. =
LOWELL, Mass---A. g. Pollard ca
Miss F. Al. Provost. millinery; Miss NJ. 81
walker. women'a hosiery, underwear; Corn
MEMPIIrs--Dreas-up shop; Mr. Gold.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE m
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW y1,rsyr
--BRUCK WEISS MILLINERY. TNSs,
Plaintiff. against MARGARET A. SWARTZs;
Defendant. = " 49, - : -
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDAMr
aou ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
swsr s the complaint In thia action. ana 10
complaint is not served with this sum-
mons. 70 serve notice of appearance on
she Plaintin's attorney within twensv
days after tho service OF this summars
exclusive Of the day OF service. In case
OF your failure to appear or answer. iusir
ment VIII be taken against YOU by defs,5lt
LOT the RELIEF desnanded in tine couulatnf
dated N. II. May 2Sth. 1929
JACOB RIEGER
Attorney for Plaintiff, Once and 3 q
Address 267 Broadway Boronrh ~
Manhattan, City OF New York -
70 MARGARET A.. SWARTZ.
Inc foregoing summons is served upnn
YOU cy publication pursuant to an orfar al
sss SSon. Edward r.. Finch, Justice 81 the
suprems Court Of the State Of New york
aatsd .i,t thS goth day of July, 1879, and fiied
WITH WITH she Complaint In the Once of fha
Gisrk s,k OF the County OF New Work.. st the
sCuunty Court House In the Borcuuh nf
York s'Au ~ S.alo c1 new
Dated. New York. July 32nd, 1924.
JACOB RIEGER
azores sMsaaress. 2S7 broadway. Borough 81
Manhattan. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY

Notice or special Stockholders Meeting
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that spe-
cial Meeting Of the Stockholders of She
been Called by s" the % Board of Direotors OF said aid
Company to be held at the principal office of
the Company. In the city !. % Of Riehmond vtr-
ber, 1929, at 11:o0 o'clock A. NJ. for the
following purposes:
posal to increase the company's capital
stock by the addition thereto OF stock in
tho par amount Of sso,ooo,ooo, to be
valuc of 500 each, so as to make the total
authorized par amount of such capital
stock s1s5. 100000, consisting of l,s50,ooo
increase of capital stock to be of such
class or classes. with such designations,
preferences and voting powers, or restric-
tions or qualifications thereof. as the
stockholders at said meeting shall de-
,,Tta tsrmine or, or authorize and specifically.
foregoing, to consider and act upon a
proposal that the additional capital stock
be in the first instance preferred stock.
and that the same, or any thereof may
be convertible into common stock;
(b( To authorize the Board of Directors
isaa 1i tne ~ company ny di from time me- to TINE to
stock on such terms as such Board may
IN the exercise of its lawful discretion
(c) To ratify and confirm such action
Heretofore taken or authorized by said
Board in anticipation Of such action by
tno SlochuoloeTS, as may De submitted to
the meeting and to take such other and
further action in the premises. including
the authorization of any necessary or
appropriate amendment or amendments Of
tho charter Of the Company. as the stock
and
(d) For the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting
For the purpose OF the meeting the stock
transfer II books will be closed at P. NJ on
nriaMay, september l. 1929. and remain closed
1929. -
By Order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. TREVyETT. Secratary
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Fairchild Service

ALBANY--Troy Underwear Co.. F.
GooaRan; unaeIwsar ssI Mnb3ss,ssT a1s swag
Heiser. mems furnishings. knit goods
: AsHv1LLE. II. c.--J. Mears; j. Mears,
AMsTERDAM-The Fashion: Jos. Ep-
stein. ready to wear: 1850 Bway.
BALTIMORE
NJ. Goldberg; M. Goldberg, mems cloth
ing, Latham.
cahn-cobens CO.; M. B. Block, jewelry
Imperial
G.oldenberg Co; J. G.. Wolf. dresses,
coats. suits, waists; McAlpin.
VIM Filene's Sons Co.; upstairs, Mr..
Hurley, women's Inexpensive dresses; base
ings; 225 9Th ay
c, f. Hoyey Co, upstairs; Miss Il. Glib
son. millinery. basement; H. Leibes base
suits. dresgss, skirts; 225 eth av.. Room
oil. =
=, 7. slattery Co; Peter j. Liciardi. silk
hosiery; 5,e care of Speciality Stores Assn. IS
Fl. Newman & Sons; H. Newman, silks.
satins. veivets. cotton and woolen piece
BUFFALO--H H. Cohen; H. H. Cohen.
mems clothing, mems and boys furnish :
ings, hats; Grand.
BUFFALo--Wm. Hengerer Co.; j. ).
Connolly. specials. madras skirts; Is w.
BuFFALo--w. A. Morgan Co.; 81 :
. CANTON. 0hioLKletn-He Heffelman. q ~
1lT0 B'way. ;
CHESTER. s. c--s. NJ. Jones CO.. Rob.
srt Frazer, fall and winter mdse: Herald
Square. '.A
CHICAGO
LedeTer Bros. & CO.; w. .. Iederer
dress goods and woolens; Commodore
Rothschild & Co.; A. NJ Eisfelder iaees
ribbons, neckwear. Trimmings 448 4th ay'
Barney Gisnet: Barney Gisnet, waists
sweaters; 22 w. 21st st.
Sunbury Manufacturing Co.; M. Lew
COTTON piece goods, fannels, domestfcs
silks, satins, yeivets; PENNSYLVANIA.
Edward n. Strauss 81 Co.; e. r.. Strsusa
WOODEN piece goods; 26 Madison ay.
Reliance Fur Co.. Harry. Shemrinskv
iur coats: Martinique.
II>ERMONT. N. H.--Wood- Huntreas IN
M M Wood. dry goods and ready to wear:
CLEVELAND
May CO.: C. u. ELLINGTON, lscez rim.
bons bo ,- and embroideries; f. IL. soatman,
CLEVELAND
|, Pike e., ichriond Co.; q. Myers. millinery
DALLAS. Tex-Roos Freedman
Shayn Co..; ]. Roos, silk dresses; NJ. 3.
Golubock. 3T0 7th av.
DALLAs-Roos freedman. chayn Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Internal Taxes.
In Year Fall Off
$1,398,OOO,O 1000
Figures for Fiscal Year Of
1922 Reflect Depression
i'm Business That Swept
Across United States
Collection Cost Up 43 Cts.
New York States Share of
Income and Profits Levy
Revenue $500, ,972, 600

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27 (By The AS
sociated Press s).-Internal revenue coll
lections fell off s1,99s,000,0oo in the
fiscal year 1922, as compared with the
year before, reflecting the business de-
pressing which swept over the coun-
try.
These figures were made public by
Commissioner Blair to-day. Cost to
the government Of collecting the taxes
went up as cents for every $780,
New York State contributed $780,
$4,000 of the income and profit tax
revenue Of the nation. This was de-
crease of 35 per cent, as compared with
1921. The total for the country was
s2.oss, 100000, a decrease of s1,14o,.
10000.
New York City is divided into two
collection districts, the first comprising
Brooklyn and the second including the
remainder Of the greater city. The
Second New York District furnished
the greatest payments Of any district
in the country, collections amounting
to $587, ,442 ,359.85, as compared with
$S59,851 ,705.63 for the previous fiscal
year. The decrease was 32 per cent.
In the Brooklyn district the collections
were $69, 790,368.24. compared with $685.
624, 1883 for 1921, decline Of 27 per
cent. %
Smokers Increase
Total internal revenue collections of
$3,197 100000, as compared with $4,595,-
100000, in 1921 were reported by Mr..
Blair. The cost Of gathering this sum
was Sal, ,435, 600, or $1.30 for each $100,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL pisvs psv sfsA
COURT OF THE STATE OF .saS SrSsxsi xf.sss
WHITE PINE COUNTY - 3 e e s.sssslsss .ssslsss
TRysST COMPANY, Psainfill,; q I, 80 asssa ai;sals
CONSOLIDATED C0PPERAlSh ~ -
PANY, Defendant !. secY3a
BY virtue of an order of sale alg g Ss sSsss
OF foreclosure issued out ot .ssfs shs .sffss.
entitled Court, in the above entii ~ ~ xS5ss
on August IL, 1892, wherein tns {%ns.
named plaintiff obtained 3 decree ess esssssss
the above named defendant. wnfcn sss, ina,
was on said day recorded in sss KS 81
Book 3 of said Court, az pass rs,,s,y
undersigned, Sheriff OF White tlsss tlss - s.s
Nevada, will, on September 8, lszss "a. f4pai
O'clock A. NJ. of said day, At l...s ~ ziSh:.s
door of the Court House ia hse3fs
Pine County, Nevada. sell to- ths .ssreaf
bidder, {ur cash Gr the eauiVaiehs n + ia
as specified In said decree, ~ ',,siBsx
parcel and as an entirety, al ol s..s ~ szaif.
mining rights. ranches. water sssss .sss NJ
rights, and AL other properti ties. ST. isssr.s ~ hi
sonal ANA mixed of every mature se5,sssits
Ecriptfon whatsoever of Ire tso'issssssX =, sXa;s
Eeppermines COMPANY situate X z ,ncis6
Pine County, Nevada, or else~ nss y = ssrt}
tng all OF said defendant Com paRy : d
ties cash, claims and either ptu pss5s,ia{s9 sSi
Of which properties are niore fS 3 'sesos 'Ssessssos
described aud referred to n sata, s. ~ ssf fS (
reference to which is hereby n's s.rarsssess
more particular description OF Ssts n sse &
and snterssss 10 be sold. ,x,e<4 can,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK Stsl lassss g.
lin the matter of the petition q scSspA *.
s. Hughes fer leave 10 dissr.se ths sh-s -
r!age to Ada j. Hughes 9a ss's''s
absence. petitioner. t.,h q
To Ada j. Hughes, wife Oh iss<sA
psease take notice that Josspss. !
Hug hes has fled III the olacs oi tns ~ e
New York petition duly Fert6sa ss..ss,s ssssss,ss
forth that you have absenssS ..',sss sss'Iss. X
for FIVE t5( successive years @ienuss @iene's .sss -
ing known 10 him to be living, s.aa sts, -rs hs
| he believes You to be dead, sha ssS sssdsres
that you are living and has ssssrs5,s
such evidence. aud that ns hsnss ii
prays for an order Gissclving VT ~, s,sas, IS
matrimony now existing between ~
| take -, ,sss
Further Notice, that hearing upSs ~ 81
petition will be held az Special As-at- = 81
III, of the Supreme Court, SEN s,.ra
FOX the County OF New foSS; II asS.s,Sss' w lsy
Court House. Borough of Manhstssas.s s'sss ~ i
of New York, on the second Mensss
October. 1922.
Yours, etc.. sssr
HENRY BoeEgsaT sa !. s1ias.sa: AZ lid
Attorney fer Petitioner, Sv-sS
Street, New York City.
! To Ada J. Hughes: ...s.A y,
The foregoing notice is serVe1 ysessr ys-ss- B
| by publication. pursuant 20 an ~ ~ ii
/ the Hon Edward r. Finch, 5usl:ee y vsss
| Supreme Court OF the State Of Nsw Nsws,,, ssTs IS,
directing service OF said notice Nssss ss.s, a.;
| State. which order is dated tbs ssns sne.t,ssi M
of duly 1922, and filed with ls.s. .ts,sysgs s9.s
| IN the office OF the Clerk OF tbs 2sSssss ss.ss,
| Court House. In the Borough oI Ms s'ssss ss d
City Of New York. on the s-aa -
HENRY BoGERT cE ASk,a.s, IS,
| Attorney for Petitioner. so-s2 Sass ct.
| Street, Borough OF Maansstaie
of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

ESTATE OF GEORGE B. R1TTER-IN
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.
JOHN p. COHALAN, q Surrogate of the
County of New York. NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
George B. Ritter. late of the County OF New
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof. to the subscribers, at its
place of transacting business at the office
OF Larkin, Rathbone & Perry. It's attorneys
at No. 80 Broadway, in the Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City of New York, State
Of New York. on or before the Goth day Of
Dated, New York, the 10th day of July.
Central UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Executors
LARKIN. RATHBoNE & PERRY,
Attorneys for Executors. Office and
@. Address, so Broadway Borough
Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
as against 81 cents for each 500 she

as against 81 cents for each 500 the
year before.
decrease Of s16,000,000; insurance,
s2f0, 100000, decrease $111,000, ,00o;
beverages Of all kinds, s78,000,0o0. de-
crease 82,o0D,000; tobacco, $270 0,000s--
900, increase si6,000,0o0; admissions
and dues, $80,0o0,000, decrease, $1d,-
100000; excise taxes, S174,000,000, de-
crease, 5b,0oO,000; special taxes, SOL
100000, decrease, s2,000,000; stamp
taxes, $4,000, 900, decrease. $4,000
900; employment OF child labor, S1b,-
900, decrease, $4,000; miscellaneous
collections, including receipts under
the prohibition act and through GUS
toms Offices, $7,356,ooo, increase,
$159, 900. s
Only the District of Columbia, Of all
the states and territories, showed an
increase in income and profits taxes
paid. it's total being s9,713,000, or III
per cent more thap in 1921,
Figures BY States
The amounts paid in incomes and
profits taxes and the percentage of de-
crease compared with 1921 by states
and territories, follow:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK CoUNTY-ALE LESSANDEo sCuRi,
Plaintiff. against ELM L9plSA KETAs
RINA WAHLBERG sCURI. slssanssn,
Proceeding for the dissolution Of nkrtaye
on the ground OF absence.
To ELM BOVISA KATARTSA VAIL
BERG SCURI. wife Of ALEssAsDR0
TAKE NOTICE that rerlaeA rsaslss
was duly presented 10 this coert * ISsag
husband on the 18th day OF August liz
! from which It appears that you snff
absented yourself for Eve successive Fssis
then last past without being known = EnA
to be living a. any time durinSsthe psysds
that a diligeut search he's been nlade p
discover evidence showing that you ssk
living, and no such evidence has peg
found that he believes you 70 be dead
and petitions the court that h!s iasrFisft
with you be dissolved a hearing on sz&
petition viii be held at Special Term. fasi
III of this court, at the county Ssazs
House, in the Borough Of Manhattan. CIV.
County and State of New York. IN osfees'
sth, 1922 at 10 o'clock in tue forenoon .;
as soon thereafter as counsel can be hszsl,
the object thereof being that sour husband
will at that time and pace offer pso1s y
support of the allegations contained II h,s
said petition and VIII then and there ask
that an order be made dissolving ais lsf.
riage with YOU.
WILKINSON & CHADSEY. attorneys =.
Plaintiff Petitioner. Office and fsa
Office address. rs Broadway KIT
hurst New York City.
To ELM LOVISA KATARfNA WAEl.s
BERG SCURI. wife OF ALEsSAaDfs
SCURI.
The foregoing notice Is served upen yss
by publication, pursuant 10 an eroes q
the Honorable JAMES O'MALLEIs q Jts-
tice of the Supreme Court OF the Stase g
New York, daied the 18th day af Augez
1922, and filed win the petition i W. q
office of the Clerk of the County q sSs
81 NJ August. ls<4i
WIJ.KINSON. g. CHADSEY. Attorreys ~
Plaintiff Petitioner, ofics ana r. r..
Once address. lis Broadway. Sss
hurst, New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

EMO. AMOS Fin pursuance Of an order
OF Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surro-
gate OF the County of New York, notice H.
neTepy given 20 all persons having claims
against Amos F.. Emo, late Of the County
OF New York, deceased to present ths
same. with vouchers thereof, to the sub
ness at tho once OF his attorney. SIfenrv
asToress aarores ! SEasldwtn 25 Broadway. in the
on or before the 10th day Of, Januarv na,e
. Dated New York. the 2sth day OF June.
HENRY deFOREST BALDWIN. Atfornay
lcr executor, rs Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York.