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New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Delaware & Hudson
1921 Surplus Equal
To $l1.62 a Share
Amount Available for Divi-
dends Practically Same
as in 1920; Operating In
come Shows Big Gain

lhe Delaware & Hudson COMPANY. in
Its annual report issued TO stockholders
today, reported surplus available for
dividends of s4,937 ,452, equal to s1162
share on the $42, 100000 outstanding
capital stock. The result was prac-
hcally unchanged from the preceding
year, as in that period earnings for tho
stock were only cent less. The report
was the first annual statement since
1917 to cover a full years operations
by the company without the aid of the
government.
Gross receipts last year amounted
to S45,776,S59, an increase Of s422, ,5G1
oyer 1920. Operating expenses were
S3o,o26,529, decrease Of $4,000 .SO1
Inc resulting operating income, before
deduction of taxes, was $6,95l $3.50. an
increase of S3,723.361, or lis per cent
as compared with 1920. The CORE
spending averages for the three years
from July l, 1914, TO June 80, 1917, the
test period adopted by Congress as
the basis Of compensation for posses
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
JULIUS KlNDERMANN & SONS, INC.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT Or THE STATE OF
New York, County of New York.-DAVID
GALLUP. Plaintiff, vs. ESrELLE GALLUP.
Defendant Summons. Action for Absolute
Divorce. Trial desired in New York County.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action. and TO
serve copy OF your answer, or II the COM
plant is not served with this summons to
serve a Notice of Appearance the Plain
tff's Attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive of the
day OF service. In of your failure to
appear Or answer. judgment will be taken
against you, by default for the relief do
manded in the complaint
Dated New York, December l. 1921.
SAMUEL DICKSTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and =. O.
Address 280 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. City Of New York.
To ESTELLE GALLUB:
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon.
Joesph r. Newburger, d Justice OF the
Supreme Court of the State OF New York,
dated the 30th day of March. 1922. and filed
with the complaint in the Office OF the Clerl;
OF the County of New York. at the County
Court House. in the Borough of Manhattan,
city. County and State of New York.
Dated New York, March 30. 1922.
SAMUEL DICKSTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Once and p o.
Address $50 Broadway, Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
/ American Mass Meet
inc Under Auspices of
|r;t;zer,s' Committee To
Re- Held in Prospect Park
Eery BROOKLYN Legion Post
and Many Civic Organ
;ua,ions Will Be Repre-
.enied a; April 80 Event

-, the direction of the Brooklyn
\ a..,s, Patriotic Committee an all
.;.an mass meeting will be held in
,.e,,et Park. Brooklyn, on the after
:. of spril so. Every Legion post in
..aslvn Will have delegation present
-. number Of patriotic, civic and
...rsl organizations have promised
:, 'Tepresented. Prominent speak
have been obtained to outline the
=, NJ AmericaOism and the doc
w .s of true citizenship. Surrogate
..rrs Albert Wingate Of Brooklyn
.ssirman Of tho committee. He has
.sanneed that in the event of inclem-
:. r,sather the meeting will be held
\ me 14th Regiment Armory. Eighth
" and Fourteenth Street.
! Of the prominent clergymen
lsst;N address the gathering are
Rev. s. Parkes Cadman, the Rev.
Il \ her John l.. Belford. of the Church
3 The Nativity; Rabbi Louis D. Gross
IL the Rev. Edward A. Higgins, chap
/, Of the Kings County American Le-
L. In addition TO these addresses,
F,ys will be a musical program by q
|.ominent military band and a glee
ub.
Plans are being made by the various
sgioa posts to parade from their in
sridua! headquarters accompanied by
..nds to the place Of meeting. 1t is
npected that a number of National
,rsrd units will also participate.
The committee also has extended in
s.at,ons to numerous industrial or
anizations and labor societies, and
rom the latest returns the most
hole hearted support and cooperation
se expected from these sources.
The committee on arrangements Is
Imposed Of Surrogate George Albert
iingate, chairman; Sheriff Peter S.
isery. Postmaster Walter C. Burton,
8rmer Borough President Lewis II.
'ounds and Nathan S Schanzer, secre-
sry, and Edward h Mills, press repre-
sntatiye. This committee is being CO.
perated with and aided by represen-
atiyes Of the various participating
rganizations as follows: Albany
leights Patriotic League, American
eQeIdtiOH u l4dUOl. boy scouts OF
smerica, Brooklyn Club, Civil En-
,ioyees' Association. Cathedral Club
'hamber Of Commerce, Crescent Ath-
etc Club, Daughters of American
2evolution, Empire State Society, Elks,
9TH Regiment Veterans Association,
7th Regiment Veterans Association,
st Cavalry Veterans Association,
'our-Minute Men, Grand Army of the
7epublic, Girl Scouts, Hanover Club,
Ismiton Club. Knights of Columbus,
lincoln Club, Loyal Order of Moose,
5asonic Orders of Brooklyn, Montauk
llub, New England Society, National
4eague for Women's Service, National
security League, Order United Ameri-
an Mechanics, Brooklyn Red Cross
lhspter, Rotary Club, Signal Corps
'etsrans' Association, Salvation Army,
Sons Of Revolution. Sons Of the Ameri-
an Revolution, Society of Old Brook
mites Society Of Patriotic Women,
panish War Veterans. I'd Field Artil-
cry Veterans Association, 18th Vet
rams Association, 23d Veterans AS
ociation, University Club, Union
eague Club, Unity Club, Veterans of
orefgn Wars. Y. NJ. c. A, y. W. C. A,
oung Mems Hebrew Association,
oung Women's Hebrew Association,
Id all American Legions posts and
lxiliaries.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Government to Sell Part
of AmatoIarsen Rese

HAMMONTON, N. j., April 1e.-The
greater portion of Amatolarsen Re-
serve Depot, comprising between 5000
and 5000 acres, will be sold at pub
lie sale to be held next month, it has
been announced here. The reservation
cost the government more than S20,-
100000, and during the war was oper-
ated as the Atlantic Loading Company
plant. The portion to be sold does not
include the section to be used as head
quarters for the Sd Brigade, United
States Artillery.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Rentals in Y.arcllsnont

Mrs. c. NJ. Murdoch and Arthur S.
Hawley report the following rentals at
Larchmont:
For j. f. Dockendorff his shore front
property, consisting of three-acrc
estate, to Nathan Miller, of New York:
for Mrs. A. A. Murdoch her home in
Linden Avenue to Michael NJ. Abra
hams; for H. T. c. Benjamin his home
at Prospect and Woodbine avenues to
Frank S. Levi; for T. Comerford Mar
tin his property in Grove Avenue to
Samuel Siegel, of New York, and for
Charles c. Worth his home in Prycr
Lane to j. r. Freedman, also of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Classified Advertisements A Is
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

WANTED--ESpericnced cook willing to
wait on table. country. references re-
fuircd. Mrs Thomas S. Ramsdcli Great
Darlington. Mass
WA%TEp--C Combination cook waitress ro-
small family. references required reie-
phone Short INNS 47e F. O Box 90
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

iaoi~s' auxiliary of the pest .. the
tbs same vd.s place TO discuss the progress Of
N"e Netersns Mountain Camp fund.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Bronx County Meeting

There will be regular meeting Of the
|'ronx County Committee tomorrow
|Fening at the County Courthouse, 181st
ireet and Third Avenue. Commander
lmothy F. DriscoH requests that all
9sts be represented, as many matters
vital Importance will be discussed.
gerry post viii be expected to have a
4egale present.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Hallgarten & Co. are Offering
Am - Illixais htceh1ro1z 4

Eldredge & Co. are Offering s25o,ooo
City of Dallas, Tex, 5h per cent gold
bonds, due serially November 1, 1924
1899, priced to yield 4.60 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
New Stores for Jamaica

r. ". Higbie ir. sold to John r. S
White, of Freeport, for the estate Of
Hamilton W. Pearsall, plot at the
corner of Merrick Road and irwin
Road, Jamaica. 124x100. Mr.. White
plans to erect stone building.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
Manhattan

For Sale, below 42d ST.
ONE BLOCK FROM NEW PRINCETON
CLUB.
private house: good order; we'll wired 3
baths; low price; possession.
CHAS. NJ BALDWIN,
6A2 6TH Az. MURRAY HILL 472o.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Days Ne,o Issues

An Issue of $e,50o,400 Chicago. Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railway Company
6 per cent equipment trust notes is
being offered by syndicate composed
of Freeman & Co, Hayden, Stone &
Co., New York Trust Company and
the Equitable Trust Company of New
York The bonds are dated January
Is, 1920, and mature $730,800 each Jan
uary 15, 1923 to 1885, inclusive, and
are being offered at prices to yield
from 5.35 to 5.75 per cent.
Hallgarten & Co. are Offering
per cent bonds, due May /, 1929 to
1940, inclusive. They are priced at 100
and interest for maturities 19291932
inclusive, 10000 and interest for ma
turtles for 1933-'36, and 100.75 and in
terest for maturities 1937'40 inclusive
Harris, Forbes & Co. are Offering
81 900 900 New York Central & Hud-
son River Railroad Company per
cent gold bonds (now consolidated
mortgage) due January 1, 1912. They
are priced at 80 and interest, to yield
about 4.8S per cent.
Eldredge & Co. are offering $25o,ooo
City of Dallas, Tex, 5h per cent gold
bonds, due serially November 1, 1924
1889, priced to yield 4.60 per cent.
H. L. Allen & Co. are offering s14s,-
600 Borough of Westwood, n. j., school
district 8 per cent bonds, due serially,
the 1931-'32 on 4.70 per cent basis
and the 1939-'42 maturities on 4.6o
per cent basis.
Estabrook & Co. are Offering q new
issue Of S1,500,000 Union Twist Drill
Company first closed mortgage ten-year
7 per cent sinking fund bonds at SO and
interest, to yield 7.29 per cent. The
issue is redeemable at premium Of
TN per cent, diminishing annually to
par. Earnings of the company during
the last ten years have averaged $751;
600, or approximately seven times the
requirements Of the issue.
George B. Gibbons Il Co. are Offering
a new issue of S500,000 Corning, n. Y,
city school district coupon or regis
tered gold an per cent school bonds,
maturing May /, 1927 to 1861. to yield
425 to 415 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
West Side Houses Leased

The Duross Company leased 21s
Visit Fifteenth Street for the estate
of John Laden, Empire Trust Com
pany, trustee. to Thomas Manley.
J. Arthur Fischer leased to B. Mil
Ter The four-story dwelling 355 West
Thirty-fourth Street
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
VIII Hold Euchre and Dance

Many handsome prizes have been OBJ
NED by the committee arranging the
%hre and reception to be given under
q direction OF Dolly Madison Post,
u, American Legion, tomorrow
ght' This committee has obtained
ktzes Tor the nonplayers as we'll as the
Tayers. After the games there will he
eocing. The event will be held in III a
'aangs County Headquarters of the
smerlcan Legion at 1913 Schermerhorn
It is the intention Of the post to hold
M .ner events Of similar nature if this
ne proves success. 4 portion Of the
i. ;oceeds vii 90 to the Veterans
- ,0enIaln .t Camp fund and the balance
,orr. N rmG !. posi- treasury. Serving on the
vvaI man Miss Josephine Fox, Miss Nav
tpnherty, Miss Mae Gill, Miss Marion
o'0oks and Miss Helen Martin
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Big Night for Lowell Post

a. aVae Of the most elaborate dances of
~ season Will be held by Lieuten-
az Laurence Lowell Post at its clnb-
~ i''e' 49o Washington Avenue, Brook
h., He$t Thursday evening. A Jazz
s~. ,.u VIII provide the music and del
4. fsi.',ons % from Flatbush, Bergen Beach.
~ Bedtord section and other Brook
districts are expected.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
WEST SIDE CORNER

Stores and small apartments: rents s52.-
600; price S275. 200; will make convenient
terms; property In perfect condition; want
quick action.
sLAwsON & HOBBS, 1862 WEST ted ST.
STORY AND BASEMENT DWELLING
NEAR 72D ST: ASKING ONLY s32 600
VACANT; POSSESSION AT ONCE. SLAW
SON & HOBBS, 182 WEST 72D ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

MRS. KEMP's AGENCY-Htgb- grada col.
ored maids; references. 2382 7th av.
Audubon 1856.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
4sfines = and Marinettes VIII Dance
'e1tie Post Meets To.morrow

I the tr's Of the day will be discussed
hi - meeting of David W. Gentle
seett morrow night at Ali East 143d
4lon. wee Commander Michael J.
n y VINO suggested the plan, will
e also Will be a meeting OF the
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Laundresses, Etc.

IACNDRESS--(P Protestant); frpt clans;
ceptionally competent; very h ghly rec
commended. city. country; $40. Mrs. Ma
sons Agency. IS w. 43d.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

COOK-Capable. young; two years iasr
place; $50: anywhere Miss Sheas
Agency. 4. 4ist. Murray Hill 6774
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

COOK. waitress, both experienced; Highly
recommended. Miss shaugnessy's Bureau.
SEQ eth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
To Give Spring Dance

The annual spring dance given by
Captain Belvidere Brooks Post will
be held next Thursday evening at the
Pennsylvania Hotel. A twelve-pieco
orchestra will render the music. Sew
eral novelties will be introduced Tick
cts are So couple. The New York
County Committee has been invited
ana many acceptances have been re-
ceived.
The monthly smoker will be held in
the post headquarters, 1921 Street and
Riverside Drive. Good speakers and
entertainers. Members of the American
Legion and ex-service men are invited
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
he American Legion
NeiCs: Local, State, National

iaoi~s' auxiliary of the peat q. tbe
same place to discuss the progress Of
'"e veterans Mountain Camp fund.
Gives 5000 to Veterans, C,mn
Charles Pope Caldwell. chairman Of
the Veterans Mountain Camn Commit-
Seei has announced that New Ro-
Chelie Post 6, of New Rochelle n y
mas contributed 5000 to the fund now
9elhg raised to endow the camp at Rio
upper Lake. Other contributions =
nave been received by the campaign
committee at the headquarters in The
Hotel Astor. 81 WIG
Posts Aid Country Dance
Mayor Hylan and officials Of tbs
state department of the Legion have
neen invited to the dance to be given
by the New York County American Le-
gion at the 7th Regiment Armorv on
the night of April % Among the nosts
that have obtained boxes are: Broad
way, John Purroy Mitchell: Captain
Belvidere Brooks, Murray Hill: Chel-
sea. Richard J. McNally; Jane A, De-
iano, Naval Auxiliary Reserve; Sidney
Kankin K,5 Drew, Thomas B. wanamaker;
Franklin Simon Company, 1O2d Am
munition Train; Greenwich Village.
looth Machine Gun Battalion, SQUAD :
ron A; General Lafayette Police. iO7th
infantry, Metropolitan and 30sth In
fantry
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

UOUSBWORKER, young: highly recon-
rended. Miss Halls Bureau, II West
44th st. Vanderbilt 8340.
HOJ SEWORKERS cocks, wsitresses: also
lately anded. Agency, 50 East 125th at.
Harlem 5515.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Cooks

COOK-Scotch; excellent cook: good city
references, sS0-ss5 M Miss Hofnayer's
Agency. 10 East 43d st. sd hoor Tele
phone S947 Murray Hili.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

DAYS worker neat, competent good
woman; excellent cleaner very best ref
erences; S4l0. Mrs. Msson's Agency, is
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Nurses. Etc.

CHtLD's NURSE or nursery governess
young American. Protestant; child over
5; good city references. c.. Miss Hof-
n1aver's Agency. 10 East 43d St. Cd foor.
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUSEWORK Err. young. good cook and
waitress s65; apartment preferred Miss
Shea's Agency. East 4lst st. Murray
lIil 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
VIII Have Get-Togefher

M ms third annual "get-together"
KY Of Arthur Viens Post. 7O4.
SS~ef'can Legion, will be held on
s~a[aay evening, April %, at the Ben
n ~, F@5ooiIion. 5od.l. City Island. Busses will
~ n p m. sharp.
s,;. hue committee, Thomas F. KelIeher,
n sJ5"man' man William NJ. Petty, George
sohh ingertzahn, has arranged a
lsp lplise IN the form of entertainment.
Ss tnose who Will appear are Jack
3,1~, 3soa. tne black face comedian, better
lnn ~. as the Bronx Al Jolson"; jerry
I,i Ii'r y, ana Jerry Sutton, Ed Gearv.
N4cKard, the Broadway entertain
sronnL eIa other professional talent,
~ ign the courtesy of Charles Logue,
s.s,.a .as mad success with Arthur Viens
''e''ainments..
y ines and Marinettes VIII Dance
l5sl,os o Marine Post 300 and Semper
srces rost lmarinettes) have joined
' 6tsI IN conducting dance at the
hi. As'or next Friday night,
sr,s. e~ cISs time marines and
s,.a s,as.tes have united forces in a
n ru ah9 all marines and their friends
/, sea A. oo to be out. Dancing will be-
rols a.. 0;8o and will be informal.
4yy tVItei w berkely of the Brooklyn
/. lard faro and Captain Rovertson of
SEQ olung bureau and several other
lrk en- IN the Marine Corps and New
Rests 'ss'e "a American Legion will be
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

COOK. capable, highly recommended Mise
Hall Bureau. y West s4th st. Wander
b;lt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Day Workers

COOK Dung, capable, splendid references.
Miss Shaugnessy Bureau $50 Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Mattresses
Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT sERyANTs-Ber Carlson,s
Swedish Agencies 1877 Lexington ave
near 6lst 81. Rhinelander S547; also 1850
Broadway. corner S2d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
uovcrnesses, Etc.

GOVEPN- 2oung, French: music: at
tractit -onality: city; country.
highly reco ..A.ended Miss Halls Bureau.
II West 54th 81. Vanderbilt S340.
ESS--French: successful teacher
understands physical care; excellent ref
erences. Y, Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
East 43d St. Sd floor
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFURNIsHEI
APARTMENTS WANTED

SMALL. one or two rooms apartment and
bath. furnished, for two months. Call
I.enox i04o9.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambcrnaids


CHAMBERMArp-W WAITRESS COOK SIS.
tcrs sN"eral excellent references; Long
Island preferred. 8. Mise Hofmayer's
Agency. 20 East +2d s., 81 foor Tcic-
phone 1887 Murray I'M
cHAMBEEMAID-Y Young French woman.
onces. IT, Miss Hofmayer's Agencs. 10
East 45d S. "a Aoor. Telephone 59f1
Murray l!i..
CIfAMBERMATD-W WAITRESS (Protestant1.
very neat. thoroughly experienced. ex-
collent references. Cedarhurst, WoodmerA
preferred, $50. Masons Agency, IS West
asa st.
WAITRESS. young. neat
capable; city country; highly recon-
mendcd. Miss Halls Bureau, II West 44th
81. Nandcrhl-t $40.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

REPAIRING. driving taught. short time
license Euarantecd ladies' classes; Aie<
Ford Lessons American Auto School. r.
Lexington nv
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17

MAID. French. excellent scarnstress. packer ;
we'll recommended. Jarquin's Agency, 6o2
9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-17
Queens

Queens
GARDEN CITY ESTATES; choice building
plot, 60Xl00, best residential section, near
Salisbury golf links; excellent committing
service; price, $1,000. D 755, Tribune.
OUR home service plan VIII save you
2oTo and taxes. PARIS & SON. 116 w.
32d. Chelsea 1902.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
CROWD SEES A MAN
LOST OFF CUNARDER
Passengers Throng Rails Of
Bcrengaria and Vainly
Look for Body.
UGLY SEA STOPS QUEST
lee DE Forest Comes Back to
America and Announces
Talking Movie.

More than 2.0ee passengers who ar
rived yesterday by the big Cunarder
Berengaria. from Southampton and
Cherbourg. assisted in scanning a
choppy and sunlit sea on Friday after
noon for trace of Stanley Metcalf. a
third class waiter who tumbled from
the after boat deck fifty feet above the
water and vanished utterly. IT was dur
ing boat drill nearly everybody was
oat Oh deck and the young mans mis-
adventure was observed by throng.
Two emergency lifeboats We're manned
and ready for launching. but. as Capt.
N. X. -. Irvine said, With the eyes OF
trained men on every lookout on mas;s
and bridge it would have been foolish
10 send out a boat IN the choppy sea
70 search for Metcalf when he MAS In
visible from the high observation points
aboard the liner.
Four life buoys We're thrown over
within half minute after the young
man lost his balance and fell while
making lifeboat cover secure, and
Capt. Irvine circled for nearly two hours
the spot where the accident occurred. 1t
is considered probable that Metcalf who
was at point about sixty feet from
the stern when he went over. was drawn
into the propellers and killed instantly.
perhaps after being stunned by his fifty
foot fall.
Among the liners SIS saloon voyagers.
who filed the FIRST cabin. was Lee lie
Forest, wireless inventor who brought
back his phoneflm or talking moving
picture device which he said had passed
the laboratory Stage and is ready for
the studio lie declared that IL is an
unqualified success.
Mrs Clifford Pinchot and Lady John
stone. Mr.. pinchot's sister, returned tc
help elect Mr.. Pinchot Governor cf
Pennsylvania. Mrs Pinchot by her
stump speeches and Lady sohnstone
solely by moral encouragement.
Miss Jane Jangthorn. graduate of
yassar, and daughter Of j. l.. Langthorr
OF the engineering firm Of Langthorn s
Smith of this city. and Miss Emily
Haynes Of Springfield. Mass, who Il
spending her last year at Vassar, re-
turned from mountain climbing in
Switzerland. They achieved the Matter
horn together and Miss Haynes later
weat to the top of lyskamm. called
the man eater" Her guide. who was
just ahead cf her on the line, disap-
peared fon moment in a snowy Gre
vase and she dug in with her ice pick
and helped to get him back TO soii6
footing after much exertion, as he
weighed 200 pounds.
Other arrivals were Mrs. Bernard NJ.
Baruch. Miss Rene Baruch, Oakleigh
Thcrne Charles a. Whalen of the United
Cigar Stores Company and Mrs WhaieD.
William Fox, moving picture producer !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert N. Straus, Harry
Il. Lippitt OF Rhode Island. Ray Long
aud Dr. Alenas S. Gregory.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
BRITISH IN ACCORD
ON CALLING PARLEY
FAVOR Control of Straits and
Deny Creeks Entered Zone.

Special Cable TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, bp THE New YoRS HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Sept 20.
Consideration of what was termed
meagrc information from ForeigA Sec
retary Lord Curzon in Paris occupied
the Cabinet for two hours tonight
immediately after Mr.. Lloyd George
had hastened in from Chequers Court
The Prime Minister Is remaining in
town and keeping In the closest touch
with the other Ministers.
The British are heartily In accord
with the agreement reached in Paris on
he advisability of summoning a con-
ference on the Near East as soon as
possible. and inviting also the belliger-
ents, and Roumania and Jugo- -Slavia
The atmosphere of war has been light
ened by reports Of the Paris converse
tions. officials believing that as long
as the nations can talk they will not
fight.
Nothing has been heard here OF Mus
tapha kemars alleged reply TO the allie
note, or of his entry into the nert~s
zone. u Is officially reafisrmed that
the British position is unchanged---thu
the Government stil IS determined tina
the international status of the Straits
must be respected. THE NEW YoaS
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

day. SO that members can get 10 their
homes for the campaign Ordinarily
Congress would reconvene the first Mon
day in December. so that the calling
of an extra session would give three
weeks advantage for the special legisla-
ton Mr.. Harding has in mind.
The next regular session is known as
the short session. ending automatically
on March 4. and without the additional
three weeks, since all the appropriation
bills have to be passed. 1t Is doubtfuI IL
there would be time for the ship subsidy
bill and additional railroad legislation.
Admittedly Ii is not going to be easy
to get Congress TO put through ship sub
sidy legislation such as President Har-
ding desires. The opposition is in the
middle West for the most part. where
there always has been a feeling that
the Government should not attempt to
foster shipping.
There also will be n fight over the ap-
preparation bills. a movement is on
foot also to put through public build
ing bill at the next session. The rail-
road legislation to be considered applies
to the railroad labor board.