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The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
MUST PAY IN CASH.

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 8.-The state compensation board has ruled that workmen's compensation must be paid in cash The decision was based on the case of an injured miner who was given a ton of coal by request. The price of the coal was deducted from his compensation.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
IT HAS COME TO PASS

Justices Brandeis and Clark in dissenting opinion in stock dividend case said: "If stock dividends representing profits are held erenpt from taxation under the 10th amendment, the owner of the most successful business in America will be able to escape taxation on a large part of what is actually their income. .. That such result was intended by the people of the United States when adopting the 10th amend ment is inconceivable."
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
NO LABOR SHORTAGE.

Chicago, Dec. 8.-The Illinois de- partment of labor reports, through it's employment bureau, that there was a small gain of 1.7 per cent in the num- Der of employees in profitable employ ment during October. Reports from I,453 identical concerns show they had -343,oo4 employees on the October IS payroll, as compared with 337,255 in September
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
OIL ADS UNTRUTHFUL.

New York, Dec 8.-A committee of the associated advertising clubs that has been Investigating oil publicity de- clares that o5 per cent of oil stock ad- vertising is "famboyant, misleading, and deceptive"
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08

. Here IS HSt or StOCk UlV1QeHU acc Iarations in other corporations dur ing the last week, representing heavy losses in tax income to the United States slipping away right under the public's nose and with the tacit ap- proyal of the Secretary of the Treas ury, with other corporations that have profits for distribution working madly to get in under cover:
 Stock Dividends in 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Debts Totaling S64 ,408
Left by Justice Hotchkiss
Widow Begins Court Action TO
Dispose Of Enough Stock 10
Meet Oblipat;ous

Az order signed in the Surrogatos'
Court yesterday revealed that Justice
Henry d. Hotchkiss Of the supreme
Court. who died on March &. had out
standing at tho time Of his death
rromissory notes amounting TO S61.40S
and also owed $4,000 on IN overdraft
on II letter Of credit.
Mrs. Alice c. Hotchkiss. widow Of the
jurist, and the Bankers Trust Com
pany, as temporary administrators Of
the estate OF Justice HotchkISs. oh
tanned AN order directing the legatoes
end heirs OF the testator to show
cause why 4 certain number of shares
he owned Of tho City Investing Com
pRny should not be sold 10 meet me
obligations. Justice Hotcnkiss gave
shares Of City Investing stock rs col
lateral for the loans ha Obtained
These obligations are: Empire Trust
Company, $4,000; New Yori, Trust
Company. $4,000; Columbia Trust
Company, $4,000; Bank Of Manhattan.
$ll,70o; Irving National Bank. $5,0o0,
Charles Strauss, $4,000. and Dearborn
Estates. s5,708
Two daughters Of Justice Hotchaiss
are cohtesting his win, in which he
made liberal provision for his cousin,
Mrs. Mabcl Hotchkias Roche The sct-
tlement OF the debt OF the late jus
lice Will not embarrass his estate. as
re left between 5000 900 and $500 coo.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
The Rev. c. /. Slattery
Honor Guest at Dinner
\. \. Alumni Of Cambridge
Theological School and Other
Friends Present Silver Seal

IAe Re-. Charles l. Slattery. rector
OF Grace Church. who recently was
elected Bishop Coadjutor OF Massachu-
sets. was honored last night at din
ner given by the New York Alumni o.
Cambridge Theological School and
other friends 1t The University Club.
Those Who united in praising Dr
SIattery we're Bishop William T. Man
ninS, the Rev. George +. Nelson. Judge
Augustus \. Hand, of the United Sta tey
District Court; the Rev. Theodore
Sedgwlck, the Rev Charles Malcolm
Douglas, the Rev Austin Smith, the
Rev II; Percy Silver, the Rev. Samuel
McComo and the Rev. Philemon Stur-
gis.
Dr. slattery was presented With =
silver seal bearing on one side the
arms Of the Pro:e tan. Episcopal Dio-
cese Of sachusetts, and on the other
a reproductlon OF the facade Of Grace
Church. The presentation was made by
Dr.. Gregg
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Nicaragua Quiets Down
L. S. Minister Reports ? Killed
in Fight With Rebels

WASHINGTON, May %. - Minister
Raymer. at Managua. reported 10 the
State Department to-day that quiet
prevailed in the Nicaraguan capita and
that the government appeared TO be
carrying out the agreement under which
the revolutionary movement OF las.
Sunday was brought to an END. The
minister said that a total OF nine cas-
u2lties, including two killed, was now
reported as result OF the rebel cap
ture on Sunday OF Fort La Iona, over
looking the city. He added that prob
ably 500 rebels were engaged in the
movement instead Of the smaller esti
mate re had previously transmitted.
Under the Sunday agreement civ2iians
who participated in the rebel movement
and we're arrested were 10 be released
Immediately. while soldiers taken into
custody were not 20 be sentenced to
more than thirty days imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
The American Legion
Ne,cs: Local, State. National
10 Bring Bonus Before
Full Finance Committee
Republican Senator's Disagree.
ment on Measure Causes Nc.
lumber 10 Decide Oh Aclion

+'oN1 The T"ibuges Tvash{n0ton Bu-oo,,
WASHINGTON. May 24.-Because
Republican members Of the Finance
committee are unable TO agree on tbe
terms OF bonus bill, Senator McCun,-
Der. chairman, decided TO-DAY TO call i.
ne etIng Of the iull committee as soon
IS senator Watson returns from Indj-
ana where lie is attending the Repub
Hcan State Convention. That probably
viii be Friday OF this wcek
In addition TO disagreement. amocr
lhepuniican Senators, Senator McCum~
Der IS confronted with i situation
among them which threatens his own
., Senator Watson. Of Indiana. is
absent and Senator Mclean, OF Con
necucut. is disposed TO support the
omoot insurance plan, as is also Sena.
.or Dillingham;. This means Senators
Smoot, Calder, Frelinghuysen. Dillinr-
nam and Mclean probably will supnort
the Smoos plan. They constitute balt
'Ae Republicans, and e they stick to
the Smoot Plan they can prevent Snra-
tor Mct umber getting his bin out ~,
q conference o. the Republican Scna-
senator McCumber said he did rot
eSpect to hear from the White House
1urther or the bonus al this time.
sub committee has been chosen
consisting Of Senator'S Curtis. Mclean
anG Sutherland, 20 give a hearing "a
houso leader Nordell on the rcclsIna
Won feature OF the measure which was
passed bV tho Tou~a
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
SIMMONS

SUPREME COURT or TIE STATE or
New YORK. County OF New York.-Pete-
4. Bougas. P.alat!T. against Pet-oa Mo
nacnos. Defendant. sammons:
To t5e aboTe named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
awe the complaint III this action and 70
serve copy Of your answer. Or !. ,ho
CON plaint Is not seTved viih thi, su..l-
mons. 20 serve notice % appearance on
the Plaintiffs Attorney -v.Ih.n twenty day.
after The service % this Summons sxuiL
s!rc of me day of service- In case Of YOU
failure to appear or answer, Judgment vi
De taken against you by oefsu.t :c- the
RELIEF demanded n the complaint
Dated. New yorS, April II 1928
WALTER r WEIGH
Attorney Cor Plaintiff ones and P G
Address. . Broadway New YORK n =
To Petros Monacho.
The foregoing summons IS served upon
you BY publication. pursuant 70 an orde
% Hon. 1sidor Wasservoge. Justice o.
York dated the sth day OF May 1877
and tled 18th the CON plain, in the ofics o.
ths Clerk OF the County OF Kew Yorls q
the County Court FIoase. N tas Borcux n
Of Manhattan, City. Count. ana STATE q:
Eew York.
Dated. New York Nay 10. is2e
WALTER T WEIGH
Attorney Cor Pla!ntir. or.ca and r q
Address - proadpay Borough ..
Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Deesan Returns From Syria.
cusc After Making Prep
arations for State Con-
yentiou Sept. 2l. %. %
800 Delegates TO Attend
and Many Eminent Men
Are Invited to Speak:
County Offices to Move

s,.te Commander William +. Dee
.re.urned to this city Yesterday
- = conference at Syracuse with
- committee IN charge Of the az.
-.-c,,aents for the state convention OF
:. Lection. wAich VIII take place Sep
- u. - and % TIE armory OF
-. ,os,n Infantry viii DC the scene
zinc convention. Arrangements have
t..s made 20 scat 1000. Only dele
rs and aitoruates who have the
...os- credentials will be admitted to
=, armory Aoor.
7. conjunction with the Legion CON
-.-eon plaus have been made for a
--.-5 -earjon Of all Veterans in New
- State. Visitors and Legion
.s,rss VIC arc not qualified 30 enter
-. s-raory H0or may mako reserva-
.sors bY communicating with Chester
Fsi.er. a. tae arrangements commit
tet. at Syracuse
According % the tentative program,
.,e convention viii he called 10 order
~ 30 6. m. on September II Com
s.aader Deecan viii preside. He will
gsye report OF ms work for the year
and The reports Of other officials Will
bs MADE Ike piul present a5 SPEAK
ers Cornelius ". Wtckershao1. Ogden
+. Mills. Russell Sard, Wade Hays.
diaries B,aEesley and ex-Judge X NJ
lands President Harding mas been
ry;ted aid - acceptance is expected
II tae sfter0oou the convention will
70 RIO BUSINESS session. l or those
veterans who are taking part III the
-eur.on a s1ecia. aerial contest be
.ween aviators of the army ana navy
viii take place. The evening VIZ DC
eero.ed 70 q ,heater party. The entire
capacity o. tae Keith vaudeville house
viii be taken over for the occasion.
On FRIDAY. September -. The con
yeauon will meet at 70 q. lu. 1t viii
be- addressed by Governor Nathan l..
,.E'ier. General john 7. pcrshin8, Ma
rtoraI Commander MacNider OF the
eg.ou, and either Admiral SINS OF
Rear adm raj Wilson. IL the after
aoon oac o. the biggest parades q
veterans ever held II this state viii
'sae place Led~by General Pcrshine
tac column viii form or North Sa.Ina
street. aid VIII be represented b.
5o0j Veterans and delegate 10 tie
icslo.'s convention After the parade
taere will be a. athletic nccc a. The
Arcab0'd Stadium. &. Syracuse I'M
rera.t.. TIE evenings rrogram VII
consist ot boxing bouts.
o. SaturdsE morning tie conre7
to- SSH. choose state commander
ltae~ state officers also viii ne Sc
,ee.el
Among those already mentioned for
sta.- eo:nmarder are Albert s. Callan
atham. Tie oresott 1-lce-conmand-
Theodore Skinner. % Syracuse,
es sre Rob nsou. Of Buffalo; Ed1aro
petlir- O. Albany, and Janos
,a.--su. - Rochester,. .ou- some O.
O4s.r,cts - state = do@and has
e.& laad, Tor the re-eiec.ior of nc
ct. con I.arlcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
hrolc cr Accused by Woman
>lc,d OR Charges Involving
$4,000 Stock Sale

Arthur J. Dr%an, twenty-niae years
Old a stock broker, living a, 81 Ken
eington Avenue. Jersey City. was ar
res;eo yesterday in his office. at lI6
Broad Street, on two warrants issued
by Judge Fred T. Lewis, of Utica, on
the complaint Of Sarah j. Devine.
charging him with having swindled
her .. 5000
Bryan was alleged to have misrepre-
sentcd certain United States Metal Cap
and Seal Company stock. He told the
police that he had no intention of de-
frauding his client and that he had
sent her in stock the full value Of the
moncy he had received.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
House ; EN-Secretary Weds
Miss Tom'inson Becomes Mrs.
Gentry: Sails for Chile

Among the passengers who sailed
yesterday for Valparaiso, Chile, Oh the
Grace Line steamship Sanat Tnrsss
were MIR. and Mrs. Martin b. Ge1.rv,
who we're married in The forenoon a
The nome Of Mrs. II. Frank Dcvol jr.,
IN Brooklyn.
The bride vas Miss Margaret Tom
AnSo?, Of this cit, who was secretary
to Colonel /. N. House while the Latter
Va attending She peace conference
with Pre- dent Wilson. Mr.. Gentry is
employed by { group of mining enter
rises in Sgntisro.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Gas Concerns Offer
Rate Schedule for
Industrial Users
Would Decrease Cost of
Product According to
Quantity Burned: Prices
Range From 81. 40 to 0Oc.

The Public Service Commission yes
terday received from representatives ot
the gas companies tentative block
rate schedule for gas consumed in
large quantities by industrial users.
The schedule is one Of three tho com
mission will consider before it adopts
ono. The other schedules were submit
ted by industrial users and the MGR
chants Association
The commission last year appointed
committee OF representatives. of the
gas companies. industrial users and
repre- esentatives of the Merchants' As
SocIaNon 20 present q plan in which
rates for illuminatinc gas would be dc.
creased according to the quantity used
Under the present gas scale the large
user pays the same rate as the small
user. 9l.i0 q thousand cubic feet and
Is allowed no reduction for the nuan-
tity used.
Range OF Prices
The blockrate schedule submitted by
tic gas companies' representatives
mSlntalncd The rate of $50 for the
'fst $4,000 cubic feet, and reductions
"te Aiadc as the quantity increases
rHlI ~" rate is Is cnrts thousand
cIo!c feet Tor quantities o. 10000. 900
CUBIC foei or more \ month
Aopert \. Carter, Yice-prcsideni or
the nsolidated Gas Company and q
'aenloer Of the committee rcpres entir1>
!hc gas companies. was questioned bI-
i uoson {. Hyatt. Assistant CORPORATION
counsel, representing the citv. as to
lhe means ny which The schedule v-as
aFoP'co. SIR. Carter sad that engineers
90 'ho gas companies had studied the
"tocA--ate schedules in tho different
cl'es o. ne coun,,1'. and had formed
scheaule from these 70 meat tho re
tU!'eHlghts and conditions in N4w York
NV. NJ. HTatt asked Ny Carter WIN.
m '-leW of the fact th.. zQ9ntjon or 80
''ocH-rate scnedu!e would dec.ea enc,
eAre9 20 The Gas companies, the CO. i,
Pa'1es were pres Senting ! scnedq}c.
"as -deh Not Urging Block Rate
We are lot urging = block rate
Sc"cdu-e, SAID Sir. Carte "Our rev-
eAAcs would be materially decreased
by it; the system you'd be " '9oyc % eT- eI'.
pehs.Vc and give us more trouble rhar
me uat rate system now in eject Nv
graduated scale or rate Tor lloc
users III 'nGustry VIII increase The use
o. &tt. Whicl Will tend 10 increase nro-
Q1c. -oH and great.I bctter the in .Iue.
tr.al condition Of the community II
also VIII me an that more ras will be
used ana re hope to make I'D in tnat
80 what ve will lose III lovel. prices
tne schedule submitted BIZ the Mer.
etaNeS Association asks Tor rate o.
SD thou and cubic feet Tor 5000
G1h'c feet used IN 8 month and Drouor-
tlonate reductions. includin& rates o.
Sill q thousand cubic &c. Tor users
~ ,VOU.o00 or more cubic sect p ,nontb
Greater reductions arc asked IN the
acHeduIe submitted by tAe Industrial
3seTs' which commences with rsduc
1on 10 ft25 to~ 5000 cubic feet and
lAc!udes Graduatlons to rates o. s1.1.
IAousand cubic feet FOR $4,000 cubit
feet used IN month. and proportion,
ate! : down 10 81 cents tholsana cub,
-eet for users Of 10000. 900 Or more
/ cubic Sect IN 3 taonth. The hearing
Will be continued Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
NnDFRyC CAIiP
OF THE
RAYMOND RiCRDOE SCHOGr

Eorseshoe. X. Y. Jr the hear o. tie
Adlrond acas. camp Of woods and lakes,
:or boys 10 l9. enrolment limited fer
booklet address Raymond Riordan. High
n
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Will Honor Gslbraith's Memory

National headquarters Of the Anleri-
"a Legion nas suggested TO posts that
-aey commemorate n their Memorial
Day oXcrei ses the :rst anniversary o.
me dea-h o. formcr Commander +. W.
1a.bra III r. A-r. GalDraith vas killed
IT, l1diar arois June 9. 1921, in al
ae.oMo5.e accident. |. is suggested
'ase fags be at halt-raast, that a
picture Of Galbraith, draped With crepe,
oe hung in post club-ooms, or that g
wreath be paced on clubroo:n doors.
"Ga.traith died in active service y
TIE Leg OF arnouncemeut reads. "He
vas cut of n the midst OF literally
ratl7irg etForts FOR nation snd Legion.
Vr his readstone may we'll be inscribed
'se Vo-ds: Mort pour Ia Patrle.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

student or ,Ascher. su,...n.r
lnontas splendid experience. p.e~sant
No'H =. for thee months; .l5s 70.
SNo 'l-oi..hs Address Dept N .p5 On ~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
10 Killed " hen German
Ship Hits Torpedo Boa,
Night Maneuvcrs Of tIoEd-OVcr
Teuton Navy ResiIt in Il
Fatal Collision.
BERLIN, Nav Il Rv The A $

BERLIN. May Il b. The Associated
Press The German battieship lIau-
oTcr and the torpedo boat SIS coljideG
during nlRa. maneuvres last uigh.
near Sassnltz. Tea sailors on tine tor
pcdo boat were killed.
Not much vas left Of the German
Navy b. -ye Treaty of Versailles. hut
under thE naval clause Germany was
allowed six battleships Of a specified
.Nne. Sly light cruisers. twelve de
stsoyers and twelve torpedo boats. o.
an nqual number of ships constructed
10 replace them. No submarines. how
oTc~, We're 10 be included
The Hanover. completed m 1qo7, =
Nesse! of JS,200 tons wa os.e of the
siH battleships selected by the German
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Lloyd George to Open
Commons Genoa Debate
Premier Abandous Plan of
Voting Until Critics Attack
Course at Conference

LONDON, May q BY The Assoc;-
ated Press s1--Oppositio from Asqui.h
Liberals snd the Lsbo-ites 20 the plan
of Premier Lloyd George to VAT until
his critics had sFcAen in :he House ot
Commons Tomorrow before defending
his course at the Genoc conference
h.s caused the Prime Minister TO aban-
dou the plsn.
Austen Chamberlain. government
leader, announced in the House TO -da :
that Lloyd George would most GER
tainly defer TO The wishes of~the House
and accordingly open the debate to-
morrow on the conference. He added
that the Premier must, however, ask
TO be allowed TO reply, should crit
icis.ns directed against him render it
necessary.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
" orld Council of Women
To Meet in {. S. in 1925

ST. LOUIS, May 2-.-The executive
session OF The international Council Of
Women meeting at The Hague, rep
resenting tUertyeight countries, has
accepted the invitation Of the National
Council of v omen OF the Tnted Sta tes
TO hold the 1925 quiennisl meeting at
Washington, according cablegram
received to-day by Mrs. Philip \.
Moore, of this city, president OF the
National Council
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

: II A-Et; ToTA teANce" O. advanced
Gans bustn.ss experience c0povtuu:tl-
eoi peTlHa'eHtT EooG ss'st. D. 2 -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
ruolovmept Units Consolidate

Consolidation Of the employment
committee of TIE Soldiers and Sailors
al, $50 Seventh Avenue, with the
AMERICAN Legion Employment Bureau,
80 West Thirty-th.rd Street, at the
later oace. Vas announced yesterday
TIE Les We Forget" committee also
s cooperating With the new bureau
= f.rc employment for eX-service men.
Lnp.oy,~s are urged % communicate
heir wants 20 the bureau, telephone
Watkins 1S8S. Applicants for work
must appear in person. No charge IS
Maee . e.thew e:1.o!oyees or applicants.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Davis Confirmed hy Senate

WASHINGTON, May 2l--Tne nomi-
nation OF Dwight Davis. of st. Louis. to
be member OF the War Finance Cor
poration was confirmed by the Senate
tonight. He had been nominated to
succeed himself as q membe and the
confirmation means that the corpora
ton can resume making advances FOR
agricultural and livestock purposes.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

,ATIOEAL concern has a. exceot.o,a
orentns To- Veil educ..ed en.rketi-
a@E; psrtnAnes.1y sp..nftt .aiary n
D.. ii5 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Novel features Arranged

aaiy rovel features have been a.
faased fer the sp-irg dance 10 be given
nv tae Western Electric PoSt at the
Hotel McAlpin next Saturday nigh.
ne pos has extended an invitation to
al former service men and their
lhe1le 20 take part in the festival.
: SPECIAL committee has been at WORK
'F some time paS. completing the
teetal and an exceptional program
has been arranged.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
HELP WANTED MALI

soUNc >Ts;,-lsood equation. aSs es-2s
""i.teeD bT lacSo corporation. as lorre-
spondeat and >,euorrs rhs- rood oppa.-
t:.t!. q H.. Box o. Etat:on u = Y
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
LEGAL notice.

PAf.MER, FRbDERIcF< H.--IN pCrsv
JOIN P. coHAI.AN, . sa-~oxa,e %. -
County o. New York, EOT!CE - he-.b ;.
Eiv-n 20 al persons having Gains ars,r,.
tPE DERICk II. PALMER. late o, so
COUNT ot New YORK. deceased. 20 o-e..Y-
the sane With Touchers Thereof. % ~.
slbscFiber. a. his place O. .~snssct!ns
business "a the Office Of BAYLlS & san
BORN. his attorneys a. No IA Broad
ga. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. in IL.
Cily New ! or@, :; ate % New Xori. or O.
before tho 2otN Gay or October 1922
Dated Eew YORK, the I-th lsy {, April.
1879.
GEORGE ?. sAHBORN
gArLls 3 sANBor%.
Attorneys FOR Esecuto-
C'ace and = o. address - Broadway,
Borough or .4anAattsn. Kew York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
,rtos for Gold star Mothers

I lie request Of Ms. J. J. Grl.tln.
III .-andor Of the women's auxiliary
,.s..a'iou in the New York County Me
.,5-ia pay paradc Nicholas Enee),
She divlsiou marshal. LAS issued al
,pgeai ,r autos 20 convey the gold
t,-r mothers ie TIC parade. Autos
4arated in responsc to the appeal Win
assemble at Broadway and Eig.tleth
,,ee. ., s:45 o'e.ocb on the morning
Tia. 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

THE DrTCuER HOUSE
Paving ~ Tel 81.
a Gonns Retreat q Singular App.a.
.n the Berkshire Foothills
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
County Headquarters to Move

Beginning June the New YORK
Comfy America Legion VIII have lis
Is2eoaarters lu Room So, Hall O
RECORD Ine telephone number VIII
BE- V or,h f0l1I. The moTo was d.
caed oa after conference with the
state dcoar,ment officials. Records oI
me eou. ty organization will be trans
fers.d to tle new Office within the com
i~r ,rets
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
HELP WANTED FEMALE

>CM1.HE work t4sc.l. o., sd-s.o.c
s.lGent. valuable bus!re.s experiences
opporiun.ts iOr per!rancLc... good sear,,
J G.. ~ iriounc
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Niisce1isneous

COMMISSIONER oet.cer in Cnl.d s...
Hsv, ase - desires position 10 ous
$, experience -wo y-sr. ctY5, eas.aee
.ag n coi,cse i. a. Ir.oi.n.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
heycuty-se, enth Division Will Parade

Veterans of tie 18th Division, New
lorks Own" will march with their
,,respective divisional units on May 80.
ne division VIII FORM on the north
5Tos O. Eighcieth Street, between West
Hao Avenue and Broadway, head fac
g Test, a. $40 q. ~, ir the follow
~, order: Division eadquarters,
,h..'tary Police, 30sth Infantry, So5th
iiiI''ssntry, 30Tth Infantry, Herbert L.
ler Post, Burke Kelly Post, Isaac
= rreedman Post, 306tn Infantry, 305th
e.a Art' .lory. 304th Field ARTILLERY,
so3th Field Artillery, So5th Machine
D4A D Battalion. 304tn Machine Gun
%. o@l'si or. 306th Machine Gun Bat
.@.lo1, 3o2d Engineers. 90od Anl-auni
30. ram and 302d Supply Train.
MEMBERS Of Legion posts and reg
ia 10 units aye TO communicate with
r post commanders. Lieutenant
lo.onel Harold A. Herrick will lead
Ire division.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Ceiseler Confirmed as Envoy

WASHINGTON. May 2!.-The Senate
confirmed tonight the nomination OF
Arthur H. Geissler, of Oklahoma City,
10 be Minister to Guatemala
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

1fih; PEOPLE OF Tha STATE OK ,SEN
WORK. BI lib ,-ftACF4 - GOD t1<EE
AND lEDlcP End E,T.,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

tOSNECTICIT T
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
finnish Educational Board
Purchases Harlem Buildings

- ve u iaree frame buildings at 10 to
" est 10th Street, built in 1881,
r',sne - neen sold by George Dix TO the
''nh'sn Educational Board.