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New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Met. Squash Tennis
S son Will Get
Under Way To-day

Inc metropolitan squash tennis sea-
son will open this afternoon with three
matches in the Class B team cham
pionship tournament. The u. X. r.
Club will play the Princeton Club on
, me Yale Club courts. the Montclair
a. G. Will take on the New York A. C.
on the local courts, and the Crescent
A. {. will oppose Columbia on the
courts of the latter club.
inis wili mark the first appearance
of the New York A. C. in the annual
struggle for the squash Championship,
and tomorrow the Heights Casino
Club, the other new organization in
the National Lawn Tennis Association
will start against tie Yale team. Tho
Harvard team will be idle until next
week.
The dates for the individual open
tournaments, as we'll as the class A and
B matches, for the season, follow:
- Fall u scratch tournament. December 2, a.
National hand.cap. January 6, at Co
lum bia Club.
National Class h, January 20, at RIar-
National clsss A. February II at
Glass team championship (6-st sectione
cent at Columbia: Noveniber IA, Princeton
st crescent,sD. *, u. at Colura bia: Novein
her "a, d. X Il. at Crescent, Princeton ut
Solumbsa: December ~ Princeton at ID. X.
T., Columbia at Crescent; December IS,
Crescent st Princeton, Columbia at b. T.
e.; December 90, Creacent at p. X. r., Co
lrInbia at Princeton. Second section
October 81, Montclatf at N. Y. A. G.: No
.ye:nber ,, Yale a Heights Casino: Novenl-
ber 8. Harvard at N 81 a. c.. No,itciair
n Heights Casino. November IA, H. y.
A.. G. at Yale. Montciair az Harvard No
yyemp,er q. Montcla:r a. Yale, Harvard Al
Heights Castro; December ] y, Y. A. C..
at Heights Casino. Yale at Harvard: De-
ceiEber Z. Heights Casino at Yale. Mont
clair at Ny. "A. c., pecaTn6er 1a, Is. 7.
"A c. a. Harvard, afont5iair at Heights
.esaaiflo December &c. Yale at N. ". "A. c..
Hontclair At Hf$%ard; January 2, Mont
clair at Vale, Heights Casino at Harvard;
January 8. Heieh.& Casino at N. y, A. c.,
Harvard at Yale.
Ciass A-Novsrnber -. Columbia at Vale,
Harvard at Cresceat. November 23 Cses-
cent at Prtnceton, Yele at Harvard: De-
ceirber T. Princeton at Harvard Crescent
ct Columbia. Decempeit Is, Princeton at
Yaie Harvard at Columbia; December p,
Yale at Crescent. Columbia at Princeton,
December 2s, Yale at Columbia, Crescent
1T harYard; January II. Princeton at
Creaccnt. Harvard 81 aYle: January is.
Harvard at Columbia, Princeton at Greg
cont; January So, Yale st Columbia,
Princeton at Harvard; February I, Cres
cent at Yale. Princeton at Columbia
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
SUMMONS
supRpMn COURT OF THE STATE or

sy5BE NnW Rosk 2uFT FNTF en FIFE Dn1sNsrns sTAgR Ds
TRIAL. The Farmers. loan and and trust Isl
q trust made BY virginia pardy % Bacon. ss
dated January IS. 1916. p,aintir. against
Annie Marie Wallace: Frances L. wanacs
nydIsly f z,,sn and a e. sanstratrix q the
Executor Of the Last viii VIII and da Tessarnens s
o. 9snds Virginia n1s yPpnrdy Bacon deceased. De-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH OF THEM:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint In this action, and to
eIpy q not & ssse sS Eli. os ns
Pantns asorneys wisRn twenty on days sss
elusive Of the day Of service. , s, In Case OF of
men. viii be taken against you by ~ default
for fea tho relief demanded N the complaint.
GEL aGkIEM Err Sof RoLsToN 1Sns ls'h aLaNc IsxS A..
torneys for Plaintiff. Once and Post
2ti,se sais ! AZ, address: e. s 20 Exchange Place.
TO the defendants, Annie Marie Wallace
and Frances l. Wallace. individually
and as adIninistratrix OF ths estate Of Alien
The annexed summons is served ,,pon YOU
by pnhiisat1on. pursuant 70 an order OF the
Honorable James oMalley, a Justice OF the
dated the 9Th day OF October, 1889 and
Clerk Of the County OF New York, at the
County Court House. in the Borough Of
York Z. II, IS
Dated. New York. October eth. 1899.
GELLER. RoLSTON e. BLANC. At
,sr,n fSrnsys for Piatnsin. of,ee and Post
NeW York. NJ. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
lalonia Results

fFM rsoe tfor three-year ans go,
nspss pas fitsp paTss Sosessa,s SEQ * y sarIenss
% won Beg Pardon. lcs tdoop.xss' a9ou ss'io and no
sha +s.so second; Lugs los III poo,, = sisiso ~
ons % San, n,ms e.n lag 2, 2,s. War Idol. Last Let
ane Uncle Bert also ran. oeeatoWh
secohd race tfor maiden two.vear-o,a.
An,ie 1ss purse Si:5eo: one mile }--psiIs
Won. Primo. i @Tsns, e; .s ss1l,To $3.50 ana $3.50,
sna s2'ss. second: Lucky Hun 11n te.s tlso
e,iy r. i. ss;so. W third Time, 1:lo. Thellna Thp
and Gay Deceiver also ran A.t's e'eses
Third race tfor three .yeer-o,a,
wara, esaining; purse s1.4oo; one mile M
s,fxsesnth )-Tony's Bean, los tu estptssS asla
srsy' los M saais, ahs ssSsa wen Faater En
Time aaenninss aa,aSiTss; s'Iss is,as'sasa ss.a
The Pirate, Jake Field and Light wine aisc
i, Fourth race tthe Dry Ridge Purse. for
shres e, .year-oids an onward; purse s.. 500 !:
$3.50, $3.50 ard 81 so won uonnr ~ W. - :,
le3 frhurbe., s5,so anf ss Id ss,a,, !, !, ~ T. !.
,sosrsles nj sowsnat 500 third Tine,
a;l2 BE Good anf Isiiiy Brush also rsn.
Ftfth race f,he ti-aeh crest Lane P.rss
for threr-ysa. -nsss ana u1yyaYs. e3sass ~ sc
snces1 rssrsc 81 COS one NILS ans seveI,ar, g
yordsl --Treasasee ~ lowens). sTso, "a
out SECOND CAP Rock 50 feso@3a e,,,, s,aa
tssrd. Time. 1:4zs5- Tippo sshsb also
SIXTH race fsor two-year4oida. eiain,,nv.
rnrss 1.te9. ssx fs1rlon ~ y--fss;sst sy
Honor. . 10 tg. Paoi5. ss. IN sss 40 ana ss.Te
ven Asyag. 1ss tfsaiisl s7-a6 and ss.3o.
sesend EsFrpssg MErys as.aa. third 1T4nse
5slz 49, AaniesEf. Nats isos-4G fl@srl.'
aoifier III. Littie Ana afSxs Msss@. ,rmg,oF
Hay. Power ane Margaret waTs asss, gs.r,.
sevsnfh race fsor three -ysaY .ostts ans
upward; claiming pprss 81 ass oss ,ns5s
s5d sixteersht--Ks~p.s 0s#s5s ffs
,sswarD. sn7e ss.sv ana ssse. won:
ord: BasBaeur. los fNoersgJ al 10 s5agrd
Time. ~ t-s. Uneie ysio. rufatlp. ysjsr-
ney stenes Goynss Eaas eslsse. MxgIfgse @nH
weodtrkp also YAa : @s'a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Pinslico Entries

First race tmatdens two-Hear-oias:
IS; Pow Wow ,1s = tcsusse. iis WTsin.
stherstone. iis;. Ten Minis. lIs; fEthnes,
H,i, 1IS; Il, Bottom, lis: e, 4. Rhinshart.
lis; W. Flower. liz; Pettifegger, Ii6;
syl ssring. lis: Huck Finn. lie. iw. Loft
&pd -, Madden entry.
stsspieshasc Hsndtcap; -year.oids and
onward. $4,000 added. Two miles and a
halt,--f aiinasa. ls2: tsea Tale. ts7; sTIal-
t3s: Decisive. 1885, PIu,ncot iaa: Sea ser-
ssas is ss il. te mrs. y @
brese f. Clark entry. sCkarlee * Harri
son tr~entry. s5. s. Cosdsn entry, fGreen-
.rse staais ontry. alive pounds claimed
Third race tTh. suabreek Park Purse;
three-year-olds ana upward: selling: purse,
81 ,ass as: mile and q sixfeenthl --sAii Fair.
Pas. swain. li7; ovsrtaNc. ia; sHarEso-
;,.e;gs iis-
Fourth race tthree-year -a.ds and up
ning yo po.ssi s,sss.ss ssi.san
sle snntc. 80: Ronicfte. Ios; " aoase.
AL tive Feathers ios TIE lanlh. ffa.
-Ine7sts, los .cre:n'ssli; III; Nike
ne Sahasan. i1s, III Parnsr. .os STAG.
R{gfA race fTae Pikc.sss,s Purse: two-
sessr siss nFrss sizssas SIX fs,teagsl-
3,fef A@t. .5s Bogs ~.
1e aaraso4k iis l-ulas-
sh5 nsAs tees@5a 80 l.i5 by Day faf.
~. Pennon. la7. ~ S. cosdon
entry
Siyth race tThs Bs.sssefe purse So
sss.34 mile and a frrlnns t-~Trevely an.
ps 1Enasioa III. Deabae Cross. i0a:
rosiie Son1. iSs.
savsrth rare fThe Arlington Hanaicap:
.hree-s ar+uids ard upward prrse. So
&R 34s six n rssn gaa a-~ss 'rxstey. f15 3Ku6h-
IS. sEss 4l&sasslaK, aesy IsEnare. Fst:
.ss.so. sv4. z Wansstrer. ias; radiant
isn. leo: 1r4sttIe Chief. I50. Psudery. ss4.
sexfroas, as Ais@tcusry. aes. wlshhone.
%. sKnaf. fHss 3snisa Care. ffe: Predig-
et.s. 100: Isxy .sfeen III; Bigheart. 81.
Greensree ssfa&se- = -ss Mort stahie entry.
s5aarccaa Stable ertry fEEve pounds
.sasEsea for rider sFiya pounds sppasentsae
fs4ssaaee esatEed.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
West Virginia in Good
Shape for Cincinnati

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Oct. So.-~.
Homer Martin, veteran fullback, and
Murrin, substitute end, were the only
members of the West Virginia squad
absent this afternoon when Coach
Spears put his charges through tho
first workout in preparation for Satur-
days game with the University Of Gin
cinnati at Cincinnati.
Martin was injured in the Rutgers
game last week and will probably be
from boils. Armin Bfahert and Carl
Davis, both Of whom were on the hos
pital list last week, appeared in uni.
form to-day and were used in the scrub
lineup. Barnum was at Martins place
in the varsity lineup and Quarles was
used In Mahan's guard position.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

PRACTICE sessions Will pro0abty go
en- long after dark for the remaining
three days of drill before the local
forces go north TO do battle with dole
fai Gil Dobie's big Red juggernaut. A
squad of about thirty players will leave
the city or Thursday night and will
probably cntrain for little town near
the Red machines bailiwick The
group Is scheduled to arrive Friday
morning.
One big shift was made in yester-
days lineup. which will probably
bolster up the whole Columbia team
on the line and in the backfeld.
Frank Canapary, captain Of the Blue
and White team in 1919 and star all
around back. was at right half on the
varsity in place of Lou Gehrig. Gehrig
was shifted to guard position in place
Of Franklin Brodil, who was Injured
slightly in Saturdays contest with
Williams. Brodil will probably be back
in the lineup to-day at left guard,
which means that Kess Scovil will go
TO the second team.
Canapary Declared Eligible
Canapary made his appearance at
Baker Field for the first time last
week and his presence has boosted the
Lions stock to & considerable degree,
jnasmach as he was declared eligible
10 represent the local eleven by the
registrar. Canapary was captain In
1919, but was dropped from the squad
by Head Coach Fred Dawson. The
dropping of the Morningside Heights
star caused big howl on the part Of
the student body, but the coach r.as
upheld by the university authorities.
During the following year, when
Duck 0'Neill succeeded Dawson, che
Lions football luminary was restored 80
good standing and enjoyed his most sue
cessfui year. lie left college at tae end
OF the year, but has now returned and
is registered in the school Of business
]aasmuch as he has played only two
5ears of varsity football he is eligible
TO represent the Lion.
That Lou Gehrig will be q success
on the rush line is not doubted By any
one. Lou is a big fellow, weighing.
about 215 pounds. ..,.
;: Backfieid Seems Stronger
The Columbia backfeid lis. litt.c
stronger than it was before Carapary
broke into the lineup, bat the quarter
back Job is still a"3cause for worry.
Burtt has failed to live np to eEpecta-.
tioass and there ID. no one with any
es@at experience to replace him.
With Gehrig an. the line the locals
can at leas boast Of a forward wall of
three stars, namely eddie Fischer,
Franklin RYodil and Lou Gehrig.
Columbia's biggesy problem isat; the
ends. w. b. Johnson, W,ltp ysas. rated q
real "hnas last year, Was; injured two
weel;s ago and will in probability
be unablc to cake part in the big game
Of the gear. There is. a possibility that
Jimmy Myers will be in shape for Sat
urdays contest, as he was seen in uni.
form YESTERDAY, although he did not
take part In anN Of the work s..
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES

CHEMICAL REALTY CoMpANI.
pursuance Of an order OF Hon. Fkssy - =.
McCook, Justice OF tho Supreme ceus
OF ths state of New York, entered q .ns
ONCE OF the Clerk of tbs County o. NJ
York on the 4th day Of Octobsr. 1874 ns.
tice Is hereby given that all credNcfss. Z. :. =
the Chemical Realty Company, NJ. Mes
York corporation. are required 70 cgp's.
their respective accounts and demsnas Ns ,ss 4
tho directors of said corporetion al NO. !, ~ I.
Broadway. Borough OF Manhsttsn. nv
York City. y, T. on or before the iiss ss,S,ns ~
Of December, 1892. and all persons neauas
any open or subsisting contract or snssss rs.
n,ent OF the corporation are REQUIRED g = pis ~
sent the same In writing and In detsu % ,sss -
directors OF said corporation at tns Pssss
herein specified on or before seSd Iia ss'
of December. 1922.
Dated, Now York. October 30. isxz
CHEMICAL REALTY COMPANxs
r, i. Cerero
L. A. Krarsheas
C. A. Blass
DOYLE q SMITH
Attorneys for Company
iii Broadway
New York, ~. 7.
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ELECTION NOTICE
\ NAME or CAEDf-
LED DATE.

George Il. IIinds. 49,.
william c. Ramsdeli
Helen G. II. Estelle ;.
Edwin 8. Deem. -.
Albert w. Pierson .
franklin u. Baldwin.
John G. Passage. =.
coleridge A. Hart.
Horace Greeley
Knapp .....-.....
George X. Kinds. 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Cashin Boxes G;Is;nam

Sonny Cashin ana Willie Giiliaan.
the two army bantam. stars, are report.
ed in fine fettle for their eight-round
scrap st the 102d Medical Regiment
Arriory tomorrow night. The prin-
eipals In the two remaining e,ghts arc
Frank Cronin VS.. Danny Lyons and
Harry Bowers VS.. Mickey Condor.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Columbia Has Long Drill in
Preparation for Cornell Came
Blue and White Works Under Artificial Light and
With ssGhost BALI; Canapary Wins Halfback
Berth and Cehrig Is Shifted to Guard Position

CoIunba football team through drill yesterday
Baker Field the big objective the
battle with Cornell Ithaca Saturday The
after dark with the field flooded with light battery
powerful electric lights gang down from the addition making
light for TIE first time this the ghost
painted white, made It's initial
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Grant Wins VIII, Cue

@T., III o. Grant won the shree-cushson
rapid Are. handicap billiard tournament
.at:the Manhattan Recreation Billiard
aderay last night, defeating Dave
Vince. l3 to O. Second honors went to
Ray: = aughri9ht, who beat Vince, ii to
s. while Wince defeated Joe Davis, S
70 Q. for THIRD prize!
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

l,4ss Broadway. N.Y.c.
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RESIDENCE


r. D. A. Marcellus.
n. 7.
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y. 7.
141I Dean ST., Brook
lyn, ". Z.
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Rotterdam Junction,
n. Y.
3<3 18th St. Brooklyn.
n. 7.
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10 st. Johns pI.. Brook
iyn, ". Y.
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SOCIALIST PARTY
RESIDENCE

sac w. 12sd st. n. Y. G.
404 Lenox rd., Schensc,
tady. n. Y.
tds w. ia2d st., n. Y. G..
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pany. N. 7.
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n. Y.
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nectady. N. Y.
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Y. G.
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Servatius Wins at Billard.

L. A. Sevatius went into the lead in
the marlborough Glass c 1872 round
robin billiard tournament at the Rec
seation Academy In Brooklyn last
aight by defeating Edward McGin, $50
TO las. McGill led ioS to as in the
seventeenth inning
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

REPRESENTA-
'rINES IN
CONGRESS.
18th District -. .
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
AUCTION SALES

ADJOURNED SAI.M
BY VIRTUE or CHATTEL MoRTtsAGE, i
vii! sell this day, ar 2 p. M. al 26ss a
ISroadway. Hhowca ses. chairs electric fix.
tures, etc. Re: Grand 70 Commercial Re
glixation Carr S. ~
ALBERT LEVINE. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-31

Governor ......
Lieutenant Gov
ernor ......,
Secretary Of Stat
Comptroller
Treasurer ,.....
Attorney General
State Engineer
and Surveyor
United States
Senator .....
Justices OF the
supreme Court
1st Judicial
District 2. -.
Justice ot the
City Court.
Surrogate
lud $cs OF the E
Court OF Gen
eral Sessions. j.
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ELECTION NOTICE
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