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New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Bacon's Death Causes
SOrr0aU in Home TOsUrs
Ma,ysUiIle, Calf, Residents
HAD Hoped to See Him ivs
the Play ssLigEssufss' - Soon

MARYSVILLE, Calif., Nov. 49, Older
residents of Marysville, who remem-
bered Frank Bacon as a boy about
town, in the days when ,Marysville was
the principal relay point of all stage
lines moving TO the high Sierra gold
mining towns, received news of his
death in Chicago to-day with q mingled
feeling of disappointment and sor-
row. For few of Franks" boyhood
chuIns, now substantial ranchers, had
received assurances from him that
"Lightnin'" would be played first to an
audience of his town speople in Marys-
vile, with Bacon himself in the role
Of "Bill Jones'" when the play came
west.
News of his death revived discus
sion among the old timers tonight
which was started almost year ago in
the "Marysville Appeal when resi-
dents of Yuba City. just across the
Feather River from here, asserted that
Bacon was not born in Marysviile, but
on a ranch in northern Sutter County
where ne first herded sheep. Yuba
City, being in Sutter County, while
Marysyille is in Yuba County, is
anxious to claim the distinction now
held by this community.
The Marysville Cemetery, in which
Bacon will be laid away in the soil
he loved SO we'll, borders on the south
bank of the Feather River, one of the
most picturesque streams in the West
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

passing reference to baseball, which
ne said WAS not an industry and wasn't
even game the way the Yankees
played 1t, and avowed his intention OF
doing the best he could for his client
ia the unfortunate circumstances.
Will Hays rcatsirmed llis devotion 10
the highest ideals of the motion picture
industry, which he described AZ the
democracy Of art and entertainmen
and for which he had to make no apol-
ogies. It was q Cause with a canitaI
G, he concluded.
MIR. Cohan introduced Irwin S. Cobb
as the man who made aThe Saturday
Evening Post" famous. Mr.. Cobb in
troduced Augustus Thomas as being a
Misso0rian, which was alnsose the
same thing as being Kentuckian. a
Missourian being merely Kentuckfan
who had been born while his mother
was away from home.
Mr.. Thomas pleaded for 8 stronger
spirit of cooperation between plavera
and managers. He said he wanted To
see. more Of the spirit of the artist
and less of the spirit of the labor
union in the theatrical world. and
quoted and indorsed a recent remarl,
Of John Golden's to the effect that "the
managers have it in their power to
rescue the theater from the police re-
porter and restore it TO the poet"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

In accordance With the provision OF law.
| there being due and unpaid charges, for
Wnish the urlderalgned, ARROW sToR-
AGE WAREHOUSE CO. is enfit,sd to a
'ien as warahouseman, on the goods herein
after described. and due notice having been
given to all parties known TO cIaiIs, an
such notice FOR payment OF such chsxxes
having expired, thete Will be sold at public
aactien s,s at the warehouse. SIS West istst
~, H., sew York City, on tho following men
Thursday, December 7tb. ls22, at 1890 A. NJ.
and on
Inesaay, December 19sh 1929, beginning
q. iV:3o A, M, and continuing until the
sale is completed.
), The following property. to wit: House
o,d ho,d furnlture, consisting of parior suits,
bedroom suits, timing room s,iits, library
rarn,htare ,,ern,1 pianos victrolas. phonographs.
rugs, trunks boxes, barrels. suitoasea. CON
tents. consisting OF clothing, linen, books,
nhlnas' phalpers' stationery. pictures, sewing ma
brac; china and glassware. sllverware
6eoaing, draperies and materials, and other
waTsbn,,s. pgrs0nai en1eets as enumerated in the
mouse mouse and held for the accounts of the
fp9tinlaawsans ptn : s1l parties concerned: Or. J. r.
& NnnP aa MR. Rofr T. sUSDnaEANB sAanM S5r- mas o
9ptNN. MRS: BOYD. Mr.. T. sf &. GoYNE. s5sf e.
MRS. ". II. McNUTr. MRS. u. G. INcIfgs,
MR; W. 8. POST, MRS. B. Nichols. MR..
DI.oSSu!,G,LAs, I.SS!,,dY 5! MRS. KELLOGG. ms. III j.
r., J, HossBIEN, DIR. &. 3. PEAsE Mr.. is.
alSN aIldSNoMsoN, s. !, Mr. THOMSON. Mr. THoM.
INu,sFi NM NH f,ryv .. STALL; Mr.. 7. r: PURDy.
MRS G. g. LARGE. Mr.. A. Il. PERciVAI..
MRS. MRS. r. MEYERS MRS j. a. RICKETTS,,
MRS. W. n. MILLER. MRS. N. GOODWIN.
MAs aEap aGMh; MRs MSS w MsbE1pE shFI2E Mrs. MIS- 4
ROSENTHAT, MRS X r.. MISET h5Rs
!. 4; DIXON. MRS. McmANSus. II M MRS. sisss Z.
BRADLEY. MRS. Nj. spooNER, MRS.
SON G. L. M PERgivAI; gR t. MRS Gs,r z p slsip-
BRANDON, MRS. EPSTEIN. Mr.. Y. O..
TITTi 7! EBApN, MRS. J.: COLLARS. MRs.
AL1EN, FAs MR / pHE HnwIsoN. Ys5R M M 6 GEO e.
WHITE. MRS. 4. N. MILLER. NAGELiA
TURNITURE co, Mr.. P 4. TIES
1,G. Ton. !. MR. M RoBT DoNAHuE. Mr.. DIES
ssMM1ATMHEL, sM1TH Mhs Rgs. G. p 2. IgDD; MRS. G. r.
RANKIN, GIBBONS ExPREss P1sEa co. N5ss Mfs. f.
GEO SEC II. WHITE. Mr.. ED. I. BRooME,
MIS-. 4. MANN. MRS. EVA WALDEN,
& CO, MRS. M. SULLIVAN, GoLDBURG
wRiGHT MR W. ). 10; EnBELs. ms Mrs.
MARY wEIBEL, MIR. $. sTEPHARoFF.
MRS: M: V: PoTEET. MRS. RANKIN. Mr..
ALEX YOKEL. MR.. SALDELMURE AND
MCLEAN. All being now stored in said
Arrow Fireproof Storage Warehouses, and
all to be more specifically described at time
of said sale
THE GOODS WILL. BE ON EXHIBITION
At THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE
SALE.
ARROW STORAGE
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
SIS West 1s1st st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Il rank Bacon.
4 he Creator of
'Iigiltnill', Dies
tcontinued from nsse onta

OF ms career had not the earthquake
joited him out of the state. He csr,e
East with little money and less pros
poets, and after a struggle got a Broad
way engagement. lie appeared for sew
eral years in none too important parts,
and the fact that he played then, well
did not bring to him any of the fame
as an actor that he had been seeking
FOR more than thirty years. Before
he and Winchell Smith wrote Light
nin',' Bacon appeared in 'The Fortune
Hunter" "Stop Thief.' "The Cinderella
Man" and "The Miracle Man. The
part of "Lightnin !" gave him his chance
and on the morning of August 27 he
awoke TO the realization that he had
become famous. A year later his name
vas spelled out in electric lights over
the Gaiety. Bacon, at the age of fiftv-
hve, had become a Broadway star.
His death cast gloom over the the
atrlcal clubs of New York last night
and also over a dinner OF the Frinss
at the Hotel Aston Augustus Thomas.
head OF the Producing Managers Asso-
eiation, in commenting upon the death
OF Mr.. Bacon, said: "His death is o
tragedy. Coming so late in life it is
really deplorable thing. Frank
bacon was fine gentleman and fine
actor--a credit to his profession. His
death comes as profound shock to the
theatrical life of America"
Frank Gilmore, secretary of the
Actors Equity Association, said: "Mr,
Bacon was one of the outstanding fig
ures of the American stage and Of the
Actors Equity Association. He was
loved and admired by one and ALL"
Hal Crane, vice president of the
Green Room Club. said: an the death
Of Mr.. Bacon we have lost the Abraham
Lincoln OF the STAGE
The Actors Equity, the Friars, the
Lambs and other theatrical organize
tions wired messages cf coincidence
last night to Mrs. Bacon, as did hun
dreds of actors.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Trolley Kills Two Mem
I'm Trenton, Third Dying
ALI Sitting ON Rail When Car
Rounds Curve and Crashes
Into Them; 1 Decapitated

TRENTON, Nov. 19.-Three men
said TO have been sitting on rail Of
the Princeton branch of the New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania trolley line on
Wayne Avenue here, were struck by a
car tonight. Two of them were killed
and the third received injuries to
which it is expected he will succumb.
According to the trolley crew, who
were exonerated of ali responsibility
for the accident, the car rounded q
sharp curve and crashed into the men,
seated side by side on the right hand
rail, before they were able to janp.
Samuel Price, one of The three, died
while being taken to the Mckinley
Hospital. The second man, whose
identity is unknown, was decapitated.
Joseph Leonard, the third, reached the
hospital unconscious and severely cut
and bruised. Physicians predicted he
would die. The three n,en lived at 397
Stuyyesant Avenue, this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
suRRoGATEs, NOTICES

EMO, AMOS Fin pursuanca OF an crssa
OF Honorable John p. Conatan, q Sure.
Sete OF the County OF New York. notice Is
hereby given 20 all persons having ciAirnzs
against Axnos r. Emo. iaze Of the Ccunty
sef New York. deeeassd. u. present the
came. with vcuchsrs thereof, TO the sub
nertbar. st hts piaca of trai,ssctssn hsss-
nsss IT the efies af hiz astcrnsy, Henry
delforent Baldwin, Is Broadwsy IN yha
on or beaore the 10th day Of January next,
Dated New York. the 2Sth day OF Surs.
SsUcICs ii. BEERS. Exeostcr.
HENET dewoREST BALDWIN, AtterssaSs
Ter Exscnfor ss groaawess BoyrpNh III
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Republic of Chita Annexed
Ry S0Yiets at Its Rcuues1

MOSCOW, Nov. 19 (By The Associ-
ated Press).-The Far Eastern Repub-
lie, with headquarters in Chita, has
been taken into the Soviet fold.
NJ Kalinin, president of the All-Rus-
sian Central Executive Committee, to-
day issued formal proclamation that
the republic has been annexed to and
is now an integral part of Russia.
Kalinin also sent message OF con-
gratulations to the Chita government
in reply to the request of the Peoples
Assembly for annexation.
Brazilian women because it tends to
keep the men folk home in the even.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
OF law there being due and unpaid
charges. for which the undersigned, Cookies 8
as warehousentan on the goods herein
after described. and due notice having been
given TO ali parties known to claim an in
notice for payment of such charges having
expired. there will be sold at PUBLIC
Auction at Cookies Auction Rooms. Nos;
Manhattan. New York City. on WEDNEs-
DAY, DECEMBEh 9Th. 1922. oommenc-
ing at 1o:so A. NJ. the following wing propsrty; oas4.
beds. springs, mattresses; pillows. cushions'
dressers washstands, bookracks, tables
buffeta, crystal closets, china closets sery-
Ing tables. chiffonisrs, ,abourets. music cab eabi-
nets, paintings. pictures. chiid's and dolls q
carriages, stoves, lamps. ooilcloth. sieds
cots, refrigerators. trunks. boxes, barrels.
cases valises, etc. supposed TO contain
clothing, linen. bedding, hangangs' silver silver
psrsohse Mrs. Bersnan, ar samuel @ ". Clay. Miss w
J. Dalton. Mrs. Mary Emody. Mrs. p. Han
lon Mrs Trank ls KnopfI' sasn3a, 5sooh Lsyy snd
Adolph Stern: sewing machines neld on ac-
count of Jacob Levy and saIauel W Clay;
upright piano and stool held on account
of A. +. Foster; banjo and bicycle held on
account Of samuel w. Clay; and il the
the the same nss0 viii Be eontinusd 4 The Same
aftsr, i beginning at 1850 A. M. and con-
tinuing until all the goods are sold or until
toned goods now being stored with Cookies
storage Warehouse in its warehouse. The
goods may be seen at the place OF sale on
tho day preceding the sale
Cookies Storage Warehouse
e0s-31i East i25th street,
Rorcugh of Manhaftans
New York City.
by JOSEPH WIELAK.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

BAXTER, GERTRUDE s.--YN pURsu-
ance OF an order of Honorabls Jorn r.
Coheian, q Surrogate of the County OF New
York,s NOTICE 10 hereby given 60 AL ger-
sons having ciatnas against Gertrude 8.
Baxter, late Of the County OF New York.
deceased, to present the satne With yorch- il
ers thereof TO che subscriber. at mis- place
of transactfng business. No. i66 Broadway
In the Borough OF Manhattan, in the City
of New York, State of New York. on or
before the LIST Day OF June, 1898.
Dated. New York, tina 10th day OF Mo-
vember. 1879.
Au8TIN ii. FLETCHER, Executor,
Stafford A. CRUMMEY. ATTORNEY for
Execqtoys, Offsae and 2. q. Address.
165 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan,
New yoraa CitEa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
scpIrr Msw Y9r, Sounsg Of New Ycrk-
MoRRs LfcHTSNsTsrS pant ssssns'
Summons: Action for Absolute Divorce.
Trial desired in New York County.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 an
swer the complaint IN this action aud to,
serve copy, of your answer. or. il the com
paint Ifs not served with this snnmona to
serve notice OF appearance on the plain
siff . attorney within twenty days after tile
service of this summons. exclusive OF the
day of service, In case OF your failure TO
appear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default FOR tho relief de-
nanded ia the mplaint.
Dated, New York City, September ssth.
1922. MOSES H. HoENIG,
Attorney for Plaintiff. office and p. o.
ADDRESS, Beekman Street. New York
TO MoRRIs LIcHTENsTE1N. prgEs.
The foregoing summons is served upou
you by publication pursuant 20 an order
OF Hon isidor WaEseryogel, a Justice OF
the supreme ccurs of the State OF New
1929. and flea with the Complaint ia tfe
once OF the Clerk OF the County of Nesy
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY Co,Infy ,s s-s
State OF New York = =
Dated. New Yorls City, octcbss 2oths
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and 4. o.
Address. ! Beeknaan Street. BcTourn
Of Manhattan, New York City
SUPREME COURT NEW york
CoUNTY-TfMES SQUARE AUTO sup
Ply COMPANY, Inc, Piaintiff, agasnss
The GDRCORAN MANUFACTURING Co
Defendant. SUMMONS
TO the above named Defendant. YorT
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to anewer Yhc
complaint in this action and 60 eerve =
copy or your answer the Plaintiffs A.
torneys within twenty days after tha Ger
wee OK thie summons. exclusive OF the dsw
OF service. or, IL the complaint e. nos
served with this summons to serve =
notice OF appearance. and In case Of your
failure TO- appear or answer, 5adgn,ess
VIII be taken against you by defauif For
zoe relief demanded IN the Complaint.
Datec, Nsw York. Oct. rs, 1872
KAYE McnATITT & SCHOLER AT.
torneys for the Plaintiff 0nfce And f.s O.
Address. 1s9 Broadway, Borough Of MAns
haitian. City of New York
20; THE CoRCoRAN MAEUFACTEE-
Ing CO.. The s,regoing summons liz served
upon you by publication, pursuant to an
order OF Hon. PHILIP j. McCOOK 4
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the stats
or New York. dated the 3th day or goyar1a-
Der, 1892, and nied with tha complaint in
The Office OF the Clerk Of the county 90
New York, at rho County Court HOUSE. in
the borough Of Manhattan. City. County
and state Of New York.
Dated. New York, November II. I3sS
KAYE, AcDAVITT & SCHOEER, Ats
torneys for Psafnyiff Offiee and P o. Ads
.aress. z49 Broadway, Borough OF Maus
hatsans New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
The Carrington Storage Warehouse

a8+ THIRD AVENUE. ~. I.
TO JACK MYERS, IDA BUSCALL. NEI..
LIE McGRATH, p. McLOUGHLIN.
ITALIEN CAPTAIN. L. SIMMONS. MRS.
LEROY PAUL DENNIS. MRS SIMPSON.
MRS. LIZZIE sDINEEN, MRS. NAE SMITH
CLINTON, NELLIE WALSH, MRS, PEAR
SON. NORA POWERS, AMTA Q'SdAE,
Nh Ma oLszEwsKI. MRS. GUHR, Nh: g.
MILLER, MRS. LANSING, MRS ELlS
FARRELL MR.. PETRIpBS, FRANK Bal
LINT, MR. LISTRO and MRS. M, BRETT
WELT; You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment of
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
acribed having expired. afer due. notice
thereof had been given you. we will cause
sucia property, to Wit, Household Goods,
Personal Effects and Merchandise. stored
In the carrlngton storage Warshouses by
You or In yonr name tor in which you may
have an interestl. to be cold at public
auction, according to the statute In sSch
case made and provided, at our ware
houses. 3SA Third ave, New York City.
on the foiiowing mentioned dates: FRL-
pAY, NOVEMBER -. 1922. AT 1920
A. Il; FRIDAY. pECEMBER 1, 1922. AT
1890 A. NJ, and on FRIDAY. DMCEMHER
j, 1924. AT 1890 A. NJ, and II tbs sale
thereof Is not completed on said dates ths
same will bs continued af the Same place
on each and every Friday thereafter, be-
ginnlr1g et i0:ae A. M. and continuing
until the sale y oo.n2leted:
THE CARETNGTON sToRAGB WARh,-j
"a HOUSES
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
AUCTION SALES

cHATTEL MORTGAGE sAI.E-Take No
tice that /, II. Schiel6s, auctioneer Will
sell at public auction, all the chatteis. hx-
premises. 255 fth Ave. n A. IN !.
ventorY under certain mortgages made
by one Max Cooperman. by reason Of q
default under the terms and conditions oe
said mortgage. to-day. Nov. 20. 1922. . A. NJ.
BY VIRTUE or cHATTNL MORTGAGES
!. Bernstein, Auctieneer. sells Nov. 90
1922. at so p. M. at 1aI Spring St.. Man
haitian Machinery, fixtures, cutting tables.
cutting machines safes and Other ma
chfnery used in the Waist and Dress Shop.
In re G. s. M. Waist &. Dress Co, TO Max
Rosenfeld. by order OF mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE Is HEREEY GIVEN shas YouNa
EROTHERH. cs sos BYoaaways on this 1ath
day at October. sa3s registered the trade
| marx "RCBIN HOOD for Inen's hats ia ehe
| oeTice OF the EecrefaPy Of the State OF New
| York Youyc; ERcIzfERH. ses Broadway
NayF Ycrg, M, ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

*. Davis, Mrs. Ellen Higgins r. T. JOY,
Mr. P. McCabe, Craig 4 Craig. Mrs. Vim.
Trusty. II Batson, Mrs. j. Broomhead. Ed
ward currle. Fred Cody, w. NJ. Dickson,
Mrs. NJ. Mr.. W. Gallagher, Rob't Glenn,
sooman Lndeman. John McClellen, Kins-
ley Warehouse, Mr.. Marchant Mr.. McDer-
mott. Mr.. VIM. McMeectar, Hayes Storage
Mrs Mary Nevins, Mr.. NJ Nolan, Thos.
O'Brien, Elizabeth O'Brien, Mrs. N. e. Peck.
James Quinn. Mr.. Geo Ramsey, Bauman
B. Stansel. Schaeffer Fur CO.. Julia Sulli-
van MFR. Sullivan. Mrs. B. Thayer, c. Miller.
Mr.. Foley, Mrs. 8. Rompsrg
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the time for payment of our lien. upon
the property hereinafter described, having ex-
pired, after due notice thereof had been given
you, will cause such property, to wit
Chiffoniers, beds, chairs, rockers, tables,
ranges. dressers, dining room furniture. iiv"
ing room furniture, bedroom furniture. con-
tents of drawers. trunks, boxes. barrels and
suit case, slyerware, wearing apparel, pic
lures. paintings. rugs, carpets, bedding,
linens
Photographs, musical Instruments, sewing
machines, iceboxes, cutlery, lamps, kitchen
utensils, 5eweiry, Office furniture desks.
taphones. stored in North Side Storage
Warehouse Co. Warehouse by you. or in
your name, or in which you may have an
interest. to be sold at Public Auction &C
cordlng to the Statute in such case made
and provided. at Merle's Rooms. Inc iS5
day, and Friday. December 10. 2oth and
22nd 1929. at 10 40 A. NJ. and If the sale
thereof is not completed Gu M SAID GATE, ~ the
on each aud svery TUESDAY. Wednesday. ana
Friday thereafter. beginning at 1890 A. M,
and continuing until sale is COMPLETED
NORTH SIDE STORAGE WAHEaousE
SI u.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
. rrn nAferIur pns,r

ATTRACTIVE POSITION
old established concern have opening
for ambitious, well educated woman:
5000 upward monthly, splendid opportunity
advancement: experience unnecessary. de-
sire TO succeed most essential fIctor. A.. IT,,
Box 10s, Station II, Manhattan.
PROMINENT DECORATOR requires cap
able stenographer and switchboard oper-
ator. Write stating reference and salary.
Address u S3i, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
BUsINEss t;pPoartJNITrEs

A MAN willing TO give services and mod
crate capital share In profits OF nnsc
torfous Legitimate business enterprise
PFE{FFER. Room 2e1. 1546 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

DIAMOND PLATINUM PIN. FRIDAY
evening; Prince George waldorf. Pc
iHsco, or Plantation or between, reward
Gutterson, Prince George Hotel
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

YOUNG. NELLIE "A. KALIssSE. ALSO
known as NELLIE A. KALIsKE.--ln
pursuance to an order OF Hon John r.
Soila!an q Surrogate, of the County OF
New York. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Nellie A
IA isse Young. also known as Nellie A.
kaiiske, late OF tho County OF New York,
deceased, to exhibit the same, with vouei i. .
ers therefor, to tho subscribers, at their
place Of transacting business at the once
Of benjamin BERNSTEIN, No, 249 Broad way,
Borough of Manhattan, City OF New York
or or at M the oface q Columbia Trust Com
ough OF Manhattan, City Of New York,
State of New York, on or before the 32d
day OF January, 1898.
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF July.
BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN,
HARRY HECHT,
COLOMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executors.
Benjamin BERNSTEIN and Harry Heoht
Executors. 24o Broadway. Manhattan.
New York City.
DAVIES, AUERBACH & CORNELL, At.
1orheys for. Columbia Trust Company.
Executor. "a Nassau Street. Manhat.
tan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Lost Bankbooks

Lost Handbook No s52.sg9 of the Utson
Dime Savings Bank liz missing Any
person having claim TO IL is hereby
called upon to present the same within
ten days or submit 10 having said pass.
book cancelled and q new one issued.
LOST--BanAb book no s9s.sB2 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank lis missing. Any per
son having a claim to il is hereby Gated
upon To present the same within ten days
or submit to having said payshonk caffs
ceied and q new one Issued
LosT--Bsnkbook No 7Si,1s7 OF the Union
Dime savings Bank is missing. Any
person having claim TO II ts hereby
called upon to present she sa1sle within
ten days or submit TO having said pass
book canceied and q new oyle Issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
INSTRUCTION

HAEA "a sPW SCHOOL. 50 WEST 45.h STREET
HHT Mk sscrctarial training. individual In.
sa@h st-ucti0n Students under stTtae1
ss7i5 - not admitted Prat. HaE.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
Gas. Coal and Oil Stoves
GAS. coAI Ann or. sToyrs

GAS, COAL AND OIL STOVES
Porcelain. enanaeied ard black ccmhiaR-
ton coal ana gas ranges, steam ard hot
water heaters. laundry stoves; also repairs
of all makes.
BARsTow STOVE co.
22S-230 Water ST.. cor. Beekn,an, " T.
Branch, 1S+ Mulberry ST.. Nevars, \. J.
Open Saturdays until 2 .. m
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
HELP WANTED MALE

Automobile instruction
REPAIRING, driving taught: short efrns
license guaranteed; fadies' classes: aiss
Ford iessons. American Auto School, Tzs
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

KITcH Es MAfD~-Usefui newly arrives
Agency. b. s' sis,. Murrsy rtiii Hp'S s77s' s@
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Hels
BUSINESS CARDS

Diamonds, JeweIry, Etc.
DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash. Ad.
vice free. Bennett. 172 B'way. I'd floor
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

DIXON, RoBERT-4IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. John r. Cohaan, a Sur
rogate OF the County of New York, notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Robert DIXON. late of the County Of
New York, deceased, to present the Same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers
at their place Of transacting business at
the once OF Fidelity International Trust
Co., at No l Hudson Street, in the Bor-
ough of Manhattan City and state OF
New York, on or before the frat day of
June, 1929.
Dated. New York, the 18th day of No
vernber, 1922
JOHN M. HENDERSON,
AMELIA p. DIXON,
FIDELITY INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO,
Executors
RUMSEY & MORGAN, Attorneys for Elk.
ecutors.: Mo- 90 Exchange place, Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable JOHN p. COHALAN. a Surrogaes
of the County of New York, NOTICE 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against q, Butler Smith. late of the County
Same. with vouchers thereof. to the sub
scribcrs, at their place of transacting buai-
their attorneys, at No. 277 broadway. In
the Borough Of Manhattan, in the City Of
New York, State OF New York. on or be-
fore the 3fst day OF January. 1898.
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF July.
LOUISE M SMITH,
CLARENCE e. FULLER.
FARMERS LOAN 4 TRUST CO.,
Executors.
AHBERLy q BR1DE. AttorneyH for nix
ecutors, Once and Postcfice Addrass,
2Tg Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
SITUATIONS wANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER, young Frencfsmans city fxfnfly
Couple. young Irish: city family.
Couple, young Firms; country preferred
MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY.
10 East ASd St. so door
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

BUTLgE-tt Useful. Scotch ca pabis; good
appearing; hest references $50: any
where Shea's Agency. E. 4fst. Murray
Hill s774.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

CEILD's NURSE: highly desfraele: young
woman. Miss Halls Bureau. II west
4Sth OF.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-20

CHILDfS NURSE; English; refined; ak
trained nursery goveruesses and govern
esaes French. English. Miss Hofmayers q
Agency, 10 East 43d ST.. sd floor. Tel. es47
Murray Hill.