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Turi daug pinigQ.

National Reform Assn Sc
kretorius Samuel W. Small
sake, kad prohibicionistQ or
ganizuotos sp6kos yra stip-
rios. Jos turf Siandie dau-
giau dviejp milionq doleriq
kapitalo, kurs skiriamas, ko-
val uz prohibicija. Tas kapi-
talas surinktas nuo paGiq pro
hibicionistQ savanoriomis au-
komis.
. Delto prohibicionistai dar-
buosis, idant kongresan ineitQ
toki zmones, kurie priesintu-
81 visokiai prohibicDos lstaty-
mo modifikacijai, kurie stip-
rial stovetq uz siandienines
prohibicjios forma.
"Sausieji'' tam tikslui tu-
ii nusamde jau daugiau vie;
no tukstan6io kalbetojQ. Tie
kalbatojai, jau Siandie veda
smarkia propaganda visur
Taigi, jie skelbia prohibiciJa
ne is isitikinimo, bet uz PM
gus. W savo vedama propa-
ganda gerai apmokami.
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ARTNAS SAUsUJ sU aAPfsAH KOVA sUvENYTOE VALs7lJOE

Anot Small, "a milionai vie
nQ protestantq balsuotojp sto
vi uz prohibicija. Delto prize
sui nebus progos kova laime
ii.
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CHICAGO. - siandie gra-
zzus oras; sileiau. Payasario
pradzia.
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mas butu sumodifikuotas, ty.
butu Ieista gaminti, pardavi-
nett ir vartoti alQ su alkoho-
lin, taipat vyna, tuomet pro-
hibicija Gia netektQ jokios
reikSm6s.
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visi armijos gydytojai.
Karo laivynas If lgi balgla
mas mObilizuoti.

Kan tai visa? Tan Hau-
siman sunbu atsakyti.
Atrodo, kad bolsevikai nori
pasirodyti prizes Genoa konfe-
rencija. Jei konferencijoje
.iie neturts pavykimo, rasl, II
turf kokius sumanymus alta
kuoti vienQ az kita valstybe
ir iSSnaujo i$jjudinti pamstuo-
Sc visa Europa.
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pLAT1NK1TE "DRAUGA. .
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
MAJOR C. H. EAGLE DEAD.
Was Long Associated With the
National Guard.

Mai Clarence Henry Eagle. widely
known as a National Guard officer. died
Wednesday at his home at Sands Point,
L. L. He was a son of the late Com
mander Henry Eagle. y. S. NJ, and
Minerva Smith Eagle and was born in
New York city in 1856. Maj. Eagle
joined the Seventh Regiment in 1875
and in 1883 was commissioned captain
in the Twelfth Regiment, later becom-
ing major on the First Brigade staff and
serving as inspector of rifle practice.
Maj Eagle was an assiduous stamp
collector, specializing in United States
issues and his collection OF revenue
stamps was unsurpassed in the country.
He was a member of the Alpha Delta
Phi, Loyal Legion, Sons of the Revolu-
tion, Naval Order of the United States,
Aztec Society and Military Order of
Foreign Wars In 1887 he married a
daughter of the late Enoch ketcham of
this city, who survives together with a
son and daughter.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
SOCIETY HEARS OPERA
STARS AT MUSICALE
Miss Rethbere and Nine. One.
gin at Bagby "Morning."

The last of the December Bagby
musicales took place yesterday in the
Waldorf Astoria. The artists were
Miss Elizabeth Rethberg and Nine.
Sierid Onegin of the Metropolitan Opera
and Miss Erika Morlni. violin. The ac-
companists were Miss Alice Morini,
Michel Raucheisen and Giuseppe Bam-
boschek.
In the audience were the Duke of
Leinster. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White,
Ers. Hamilton Mex. Twombly. Violet.
Marchioness Of Donegal. the Marquis Of
Donegal. Count George de Castellane.
Viscountess Maitland. Mrs. Lewis Il
Gawtry. Miss Beatrice Gawtry. Mrs.
John Henry Hammond, Mrs. Henry
Scott Rokenbaugh. Mrs. James Lowell
Putnam. Miss Alice Van Rensselaer,
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Johnson, Mrs.
Chanler. Mrs. Henry Fair
field Osborn Mrs. C. oliver Iselin, Mrs.
Henry Phipps. Mrs Richard stevens,
Miss Dorothy Stevens. Mrs. Adolf
Ladenburg. Nlrs. Edward n. Breitung,
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge. Mrs. John
A. Logan, Jr Mrs. Joseph a. Blake.
Mrs Frederick Pearson. Mrs. Charles
4. Chilas Mrs. Dudley Davis and Mrs.
Herman u. Kountze.
There also were present Mrs. Charles
G. Ayres Mrs Arthur y. Twombly,
Mrs a. T.. Lauterpach. Mrs. Charles s
whitman. Mrs. Fairfax Landstrect,
Mrs Edward X. Stottlnius. Mrs Fran
els l.. Hire. Mrs. Charles II. Sheriff.,
Mrs. George w. Wickersham. Count dc
pcrlgny. Capt. Francesca M. Guarda-
bassi. Mcssrs. George Ledlie and w.
Barton French.
The next series will begin January s..
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
Y. w. c. A. RAISES $3OI,I68
FOR 1928 BUDGET FUND
Teams Meet at Luncheon and
Report Result.

The Young Womens Christian Asso-
citation of the city yesterday completed
the $30O.000 budget fund needed for
e23, going over the amount by sl,l6S,44
rhe total raised was 1901, 1914.
Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan. pres
ident, and members of the budget week
committee and teams met at luncheon
to annouhce amounts raised since De-
cember g. Mrs. Morgan announced
$4,000 through the Central Club foi
Nurses Of the Y. w. C. A. in addition
70 $21,6s7 from the initial gifts commit
tee. of which she IS cha rman. These
included Mrs. Seth Milli-
ken, $2OO American Locomotive Com
pany. $3.50; anonymous, $500; Coleman
du Pont. $500: Mrs. John IT. Pratt,
$1,000; anonymous, $1,000; Mrs Wal
ter G. Ladd. $1,000; Milbank Founda-
tion, $4,000 Mrs. John G. clark an
nounced SIS in contributions from the
Harlem branch, including $3.50 from Gill
bert Colgate. gifts from William Col
gate and Mrs. Herbert I.ounsberry.
The total includes S138,362.95 raised
by the initial gifts committee, 3S,736.15
by the business and professional wom-
ems division, of which Mrs Dwight
Whitney Morrow was chairman; $751;
1881 by the home women's division,
of which Mrs. Howard G.. Myers was
chairman, and $4,000 through the Cen
trail Club for Nurses.
The budget week committee includes
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs Will
lam Sloane Coffin, Mrs. Stephen Clark,
Mrs. John c. Clark. Mrs. William Henry
Hays, Mrs. Howard @. Myers. Mss. Ed
ward Perry Townsend and Mrs. Jona-
than Bulkley.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
CAMDEN. :. C.. ARRIVALS.

special Dispatch TO THE Nrw YoRK HERALD.
CAaiDEN.. =. c.. Dec. 2s.--Dr. and Mrs
w. Gill Nylle have arrived ~ the Kirk
wood from New York, and after n
short stay here will visit DR. Wylie's
former home I'm Chester. s. G. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Grayhurst. Messrs. T. IL.
Grayhurst. Howard Elliott, Jr.. w. S.
Blitz and -. a. Boyle of New York
are also at the kIrlwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winthrop Bancroft have Joined
Mr.. and Mrs. G O. Bancroft OF Boston.
Dr. and Mrs. j. Dodge Peters OF New
York are Mt the Court Inn. Mr.. and
Mrs, u. u. Ticknor are entertaining
there Mrs. Tlcknor's brother. Repre-
sentative James Southwofth Parker OF
New York and Mrs. Parker.
The opening dance OF the season VIII
take place tomorrow evening at the
clubhouse Of the Camden Country Club.
Holiday visitors win be guests.
Meesrs. Thomas +. Mackie and Will
lam u, Nisbet, Dr. j. Dodge Peters and
Representative James $ Parker Of New
York played golf at Sarsfeld Country
Club this morning Mrs. Nesblt en-
terteined twelve yesterday at tea in
the new Barshelc Club house.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
Ar ALTA Vito CRY HOTELS.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
ATLANTIC CRY, Dec. 2S,-New York
folk at the hotels include:
Strand Hotel--The Rev. Joseph Brady,
Miss Dorothy Downing, Mr.. j. Tyson
McGill. Misses Florence and Marion
Marquardt. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham
and Miss Lucille Jarrett.
Denns-Dr. II. NJ. lmboden. Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Rice. Miss Frances
Gardner. Mr.. w. III. Webster. Miss Es
telle c. Moloney, Mrs. c. r. Corey and
Miss NJ II. Ford.
Traymore - Countess de Bremond
a. Ars, Mrs. A. II. Skerry, Mrs Alice D..
Diossy. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schmel-
eel Miss Ethel Bellows and Miss Anna
V. Shire.
e Ritz-Carlton-M w u. Evedon, DR..
Edward Evedon. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. Altchul. Miss
Heloine Altchul, Mr.. and Mrs. William
v Fowler, Mr.. Henry Judson. Mrs.
Robert Reis, Mr.. Odell NJ. ieist. Mrs.
Ivan Frank. Mrs. Edwin l. Golding. Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert and Mr.. and
Mrs. George a. Ellis
Breakers-Miss Rose iF'ranzblau, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Gordon. Messrs. Philip Sill
yerman and Carl Badash.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
MR.. PUTNAM's HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Perkins, His Fiancee, Chief
Guest at FftzwiIiiam, N III.

Mr.. Palmer Cosslett Putnam left yes
terday for Fitzwilliam, n. H., where he
Will be host to house party in the
home of DR.. Bertrant Russell of Keene,
\. H., which the latter has lent for the
occasion. The chief guest will be Miss
M. Therese Perkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Grover Perkins of Brook
line, Mass, and fiancee of Mr.. Putnam,
who is a son of Major and Mrs. George
Haven Putnam of this city. The en-
gagement Of Miss Perkins and Mr.. Put
nam was made known on Christmas
Day. He is taking n postgraduate course
at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology.
A program of indoor amusements and
outdoor winter sports has been arranged
from to-day until January 2. The party
viii be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ritt Harrison Taylor of Philadelphia and
consists of Miss Margaret Cheney of
Manchester, Conn. Miss Louise Zabris-
kie of Aurora, y. y; Miss Katherine
Wilson of New York. Miss Katherine
Greeley of Boston and her fiance, Mr.
Jonathan Brown Sd, of Boston. and
Messrs. Powell Robinson and John Brill
of New York and Benjamin Thoron OF
DanverS, Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
Count de- Prorok
to Wed Daughter
of w. F. Kenny
Miss Alice Kenny Will BE
Bride Of ArcheoIogist in
February.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis Kenny
gavessa tea at their home, $50 Fifth
avenue yesterday and when their party
was complete informed their guests OF
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Alice Josephine Kenny. to Count Byron
Kuhn de Prorok, archeoIogist. author
and artist. who arrived here recently
after having carried on extensive eX-
ploratory work in the ruins OF car
thage. The wedding will take place III
February.
Miss Kenny is the oldest of seven
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny, who
lived in Brooklyn several years before
moving to their present home. She was
educated at the Marymount Schoo. in
Tarrytown and at the Finch School in
this city She made her debut last year
and has since passed much of her time
abroad Her father has extensive busi-
ness interests in New York and is asso-
ciated with Mr.. Nicholas f. Brady.
Count de Prorok is member of q
Polish family. His father is dead. His
mother lives in Paris. His sister is Mrs.
Borden Covel of Brookline, Mass.
A few weeks ago he arrived from
France, after having been the head of
an expedition organized by the French
Government to explore the ruins of Car
thage. He is delivering a series of lee
lures on his experiences. the first Of
which he gave December Il In the
Museum of French Art at 500 Fifth
avenue. He brought with him with the
permission of the French Government
large collection of relics found in the
ruins of Carthage. He was guest
while in New York of Prof. Henry Fair
field Osborn at the latter's country
home at Garrison, n Y. The Count is
striving to raise money here for his
further explorations az Carthage.
The guests at yesterdays tea in
cluded Miss Mabel BulEer Miss Anne
Kenny. Mrs. G. H. King, Miss Katherine
Maxwell, whose engagement to Mr..
Robert Cluett of Rvs, y. Y, was re.
Gently announced; Mrs. Thomas AleXan
der. Mrs. James Meenan Miss Marie
Tilyou, Miss Angela Meenan. Miss Kath
crime Cunningham, 3liss Eileen Tilyou
Mrs. Walter TemDlin. Miss Geneyieve
Murphy. Miss Dorothy Kane, Miss Faith
Douglass, Mrs. John Enright. Mrs.
George Rowe. Mrs. e. j. Mccormack,
Miss Katherine Slevin, Mrs. William j.
Burns. Mrs. Philip Torchis, Miss Eliza
beth Baskerville. Miss Betty Cooper,
Miss Frances Phillips and Mrs Edward
j. Kenny.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
MISS DE KAY ENGAGED.

Miss Katharine Finola de Kay, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles de Kay of
413 West Twenty-third street, IS the
fiancee of Mr.. Robert Woodhouse Bar
bour of New Yo& Announcement of
the engagement Was made by her pa
rents yesterday. Miss de Kay IS niece
OF the late Richard Watson Glider and
the late Miss Jeanette Glider and is
a sister of Lieut.. Rodman ID. de Kay.
L. s. NJ. Mr.. Ormonde de Kay. Mr..
Adrian Drake de Kay and the Misses
Helena V. and Sylvia de Kay. She is
an active worker at the Dug out.
Mr.. Barbour is u son of the late
Joseph l.. Barbour and Mrs. Harbour
Of Hartford. Conn, and is in Business
in New York. He was graduated from
Yale in 1900
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
MISS THEREsE CAYLUs.

Miss Therese Caylus. a member of a
prominent family of New York and long
a well known figure in society, died
Tuesday of pneumonia in her home III
West Fifty-eighth street. The funeral
service was held in the Lady Chapel OF
st. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday fore
noon at 1 0ocock. Father Martin Of
the cathedral clergy celebrated the mass.
Miss Caylus and her sister, the late
Mrs. Adrian Iselin, were the only chill
dren of the late Ernest Caylus of New
York She had lived in this city all
her life. Her nearest relatives include
Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin, whose husband
is connected with the Department of
State in Washington; Miss Louise NJ.
Tselin and Ernest Iselin, nieces and
neDheWs
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
Mrs. Mccormick
and Krenn Silent
on Wedding Plans
Announcement Is Expected by
Friends in Chicago
Soon.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
CHICAGO, Dee. 2S.-Announcement OF
the approaching marriage of Mrs. Edith
Rockefeller Mccormick, Chicago sociaf
leader and art patroness, TO EDWIN
Krenn. young Swiss architect. is con-
fidently expected by their friends either
tomorrow or within the next week. To-
day marked the expiration of the year
since the formers divorce from Harold
Il. Mccormick No announcement Is
Forthcoming from Mrs. Mccormick as
to the exact date Of her wedding.
She is So He is "a.
There is nothing to say vone way or
the other" was her reply to message
asking. through her secretary by THE
New YoRK HERALD correspondent. for
an interview.
MIR Krenn was equally reticent. He
turned all nquirers from the doors OF
his apartment at Drake Hotel 1t Is
believed by close friends that the IL
cense will be procured in Chicago and
that the marriage will be performed
secretly.
II is not expected that Fowler Nc
Cormick, the son of Harold and Edith
Mccormick nor Miss Muriel McCor-
mick. elder daughter. will be present,
for the opposition of the latter par
ticularIy TO her mothers Swiss suitor
is we'll known.
Miss Mathilde Mccormick. the young
est daughter, is in Switzerland. Her
marriage to Max Oser, Swiss riding
master, is expected TO take place next
spring.
1t was rumored to-day that Fowler
and Muriel had paid a visit to former
Judge Charles S. Cutting. attorney for
Mrs. Mccormick, TO ask him TO attempt
10 dissuade their mother from the mar
riage.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
J. J. VAN ALIEN FILES
NEWPORT TAX SUIT
Others Expected to Seek Re.
botes-Nofes of Resort.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALp.
NEWPORT, Dec. 2S.-James j. Van
Allen through his attorneys to-day fol-
lowed the precedent set by Mr.. John
Aspegren in filing suit against the Board
OF Tax Assessors in Newport. 1t be-
came certain also that the trustees OF
the estate Of Ogden Goelet will seek
rebate In taxes and will file their action
next week. From the tax assessors Of
flee came information that other sum-
under protest.
MIR. Van Allen. who is Mt Cannes,
France. and who is expected to spend
part OF next summer here. paid slightly
more than $1,000 in taxes this year.
He is seeking to recover $4,000. II is
understood that the Goelet trustees, who
are taxed ON a valuation of nearly
S1.50O.00o. will ask for a rebate Of more
than $4,000.
January will be busy month at the
Art Association. Capt. Reginald X
Belknap. u. s. N, will talk on New
Years Day. Mrs william Woodward
Phelps. Mrs Roland Dixon and Mrs.
John +. Hubbard will act as hostesses.
DR.. Stephen b. Luce will talk January
4. Mr.. Regis II. Post January 13 and
the Rev. Arthur n. Peaslee January
%. on January 90 there will be an
afternoon OF music, under the direction
OF Mrs. Phelps. The>third In the series
Of winter dances will be given Mt the
Art Association Saturday evening.
Capt. Seymour. expert Of the British
army aviation, is a guest OF Mr. and
Mrs parl Fitz Simons at Harbour View.
Mrs. Charles +. r. Richardson on
tertained yesterday with n card party
at Beach Lodge Among her guests
were Mrs. Eihu Dyer and Mrs. Morton
l.. Schwartz
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
MISS MILLER is ENGAGED.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PrTrsBURGH, Dec. 2S.-Announcement
was made to-day by Mr.. and Mrs. David
Lloyd Miller of Braddock Of the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Mar
raret Redman Miller, to Mr.. Robert Ely
Brown of Boston, formerly OF Engle-
wood. ~ j.. nephew of Mr.. Frederick
Snare Of New York and Havana. Miss
Miller is a graduate of the Thurston
School. Mr.. Brown Is graduate of
PENNSYLVANIA Business College: a for
mer member OF Squadron a, and served
as Lieutenant in the army aviation
ca,N.fcp
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
MRS. EDNA GUERIER BAKER.

Mrs. Edna Guerier Baker, 3s. wife
OF DR.. Amos T. Baker, superintendent OF
the Reformatory for Women at Bedford,
n. v. died Wednesday IN hospital in
this city on Christmas Day daughter
was born 20 her. Mrs. Baker was born
at Monticello Me. She became Interested
I'm medical work and treatment OF the
insane and was connected with the Mat
teawan state Hospital at Beacon. ~ ".
for ten years She was married 90 Dr.
Baker In 1912. and was associated with
him In research work while he was at
tached to the East View Penltentiary.
She leaves her husband and daughter.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
RUSSELL HILLARD LoiNEs.

Russell Hillard Loines, 40, lawyer
for twenty years secretary of the Amer
lean Steamship Mutual Protective and
Indemnity Association. died Wednesday
at his home in Dongan Hills. Staten
Island, from pneumonia after being i'll
ten days. He was born in Brooklyn and
was graduated from Columbia and Har-
ward Law School. Formerly he was as
sociated with Johnson & Higgins, insur-
ance brokers. He was a member Of the
Harvard, Century, City. Cosmopolitan,
Down Town. Richmond County Country
and Whitehall clubs. His wife, formerly
Katherine II. Conger. and two daughters
survive him
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS.

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEw YoRK lIEnALp.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va.
Dec. 2s.---Mr. and Mrs. j. $. Smoot and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Seigle arrived from
New York to-day at the Greenbrier also
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scholz from Charles
ton. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Flemmlng have
returned to Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs Harry N. Lusch OF
Chicago entertained Dr. and Mrs. a. G.
Howe Of New York to-day at luncheon
az ElmhurSt Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levert Clarke md Miss
Helen Clarke of Philadelphia, Mrs, Ros-
we'll J. Skell. Jr. Mr. and Mrs, VI. L.
Hoyt, Jr.. and Mr.. -, II. fTuger OF New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ID, Vesey of
Haverhll, Mass, and Miss r.. G. Lund
of Chicago were among those at the
afternoon concert at the Greenbrier to-
day.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
SENATOR EXTOLS CRAFTS.
Sheppard EuIogizes Dead Re-
former Before Upper House.
Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW York HER,Ln
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., Dec. ~.


Senator Sheppard (Tex.) announced
i'm the Senate to-day the death of Dr.
Wilbur +. Crafts. president OF the In
ternational Reform Bureau, and paid
him a high tribute.
"Dr. Crafts throughout his life eX-
erted great and wonderful influence
for good and that influence will per-
manently survive him." said Mr.. Shep-
pard. Among the things In which he
was Interested and which he helped Ia
promote were the spread of religion,
law enforcement, moral education on
Bale basis, In school and out. the
creation of a public sentiment for
higher moral environment and a better
world here and now. the suppression OF
intoxicants, gambling and other com
mercialized vices. substitution Of recrea-
ton for dissipation. protection OF the
young against narcotics, one days rest
in seven, encouragement of reading with
view 10 inspiration to usefulness. arbi-
tration and conciliation instead OF in
dustria and International war. DR..
Crafts was devoted 20 the best interests
OF humanity as all Senators viii testify
and his loss will be deeply mourned."
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
DANCE AT GREENwIcH.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. 2S.--Mrs.
Henry II. Adams and Mrs Frank II
Keen gave a young peoples dance for
their daughters and son. who are home
from colleges for the holidays this eve
ming at the Field Club. Misses Mary
and Louise Adams are students at Bryn
Mawr and Mr.. Stuart Craig Keen is at
Williams College. About $50 were
present.
Saturday evening the annual mas
querade Now Years ball of the club will
be held. Mrs. Il. n. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs II. II. Jessup and Martin ]. Quinn.
Jr, will be among those entertaining at
dinner preceding the dance. Mr. f. H.
Nichols is giving, a dance New Years
night There will be trapshooting dur
ing the day at the club traps.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
ASKS COURT TO SETTLE
C. G. HASTINGS ESTATE
Daughters Petition Recalls
Tousey Litigation.

Mrs. Norma Hastings Wolff OF A
West Seventy-fifth street applied yes
terday in the Surrogates' Court for a
judicial settlement OF the estate Of her
father. George Gordon Hastings, Of which
she is cxecutrix Mr. Hastings. a law
yer, died in 1910, leaving an estate now
valued at 100000.
Mrs. Wohf, as residuary legatee. has
received $95 900 since her fathers death,
according to her accounting. One of the
assets of the estate was note of the
late Sinclair Tousey for $44,531. a re-
minder of the litigation several years
ago over control Of the publishing busi-
ness of Tousey Company after the death
of Mr.. Hastings's wife, formerly Rosale
Tousey. The estate realized $12,650 on
tho note.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
TREVOR ESTATE WILL
OF $IO,OOO,OOO UPHELD

The will of John Il. Trevor. banker,
of New York city, disposing of an estate
valued at s10.00o.000. was upheld in a
decision handed down yesterday at
White Plains by Surrogate George
Slater.
Henry c. Trevor OF New York city
eldest son of the banker. sought to snare
in a $300O.000 trust fund receiyed by
two stepbroihers and n stepsister
through the death recently of his step
mother. Mrs. Emily H. Trevor. Henry
received no bequests from his father,
who wrote in his will that the legacy
that Henry had received from the estate
of his grandparents was sufficient for
his needs.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
sShoreham--Messrs L. J. Wilstack, A..
Cohen and j. Robinson.
Washington-Messrs j. r. Granger,
c. Frost. a. NJ Werner, Il. S. Clark and
a. S. Atlass.
Willard-Mr. and Mrs. +. Packer,
Messrs. $. Barker. w. c. Dutton, r. S
Rife. G. A. Marsh and Y. w. Wilcox.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
GEN. MIrCHELL,s MOTHER DIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Harriet
d. Mitchell, widow of former Senator
John ID. Mitchell of Wisconsin and
mother of Brig. Gen. William Mitchell,
died suddenly to-day at the latter's resi-
dence after an attack of heart disease.
Gen. Mitchell left this afternoon with the
body for Milwaukee, the home Of his
mother.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29

HEAD or Barring mos. DIES.

IoxpoN, Dec. '2s.--Windham Barring,
managing director Of the Baripg Bros.
& Co, Ltd and director OF the Buenos
Aires Great Southern Railway Company
died suddenly to-day. lie was born In
1880 and spent his early business career
I'm Argentina.
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
Mns. Wax GnEnN. AUTHORIZES.

LONDON. Dec, 2s.--The Timcs am
nounces the death In Dublln OF Mrs. Max
Green. daughter OF the late John Red
mond She was the author OF several
plays. Her husband who was the chair
man OF the Irish Prisons Board, was shot
ana killed last March,
The New York herald., 1922-12-29
BROWN--EwEN.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mari of the
marriage Of their niece, Miss Lucille
Even of New York. to Alr. Downing
Potter Brown of Berlin. =. H., at La
Tuttuo, quebec, on December 81.