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The New York herald., 1922-11-11
FRIEND OF KING GEORGE
EXONERATED OF CHARGE
Sir Almeric Fitzroy Had Been
Fined for Annoying Women.

Special Gable 10 THE New YORK IlEa,Lp.
Copyright, I9a2, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, Nov. TO-
Sir Almeric F'itzroy. a close friend OF
King George. was exonerated to-day of
the charge of annoying women in Hyde
Park The court to which he appealed
the decision of the police court, where ne
had been fined So and costs, ordered the
conviction quashed.
The case has attracted widespread in
terest, inasmuch as Sir Almeric is 20
years old. clerk in the Privy Council
and prominent socially. lie was the
third man of some prominence who had
been convicted of annoying women III
Hyde Park. one of the others having
been the Archbishop of Brussels. All
three of the other cases also were dis
missed by appeal.
As result OF these cases writer's in
London newspapers have been accusing
the police of blackmail and have been
denouncing in general the tactics en-
ployed by the police.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
JULIUS GUMPEL ESTATE
APPRAISED AT $I57, ,553
Securities Total SIS. .I56
Realty, S40,709.

The estate of julius Gumpel. clothing
merchant, who died April 81. 1921. has
been appraised at S157.553 gross and
S133.359 net. according to n report filed
yesterday with the New York State Tax
Commission. 1t consisted Of securities
S45,156: real estate. Sf0,709 cash,
se,22s. and one-half interest in j.
Jumpel & Son. clothing dealers, APP
praised at S62.2s0.
son. Morris, receives the good will
OF the business and "A third Of the resid-
uary estate; a daughter Mrs. Cecilia
Sperlng. was left real estate and an
other third of the residue. Mrs. Caro-
line Gumpel. the widow. has a life inter-
est in two-thirds of the estate.
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mrs. WAITER u. WRIGHT.

Mrs. pattic Rodmau Wright, wife of
Col Walter *. Wright. q. S. A.. retired.
died of acute Indigestion IN the home
Of her daughter. Mrs Arthur r. Rule
of Westhcld, y. J on Thursday IN her
sixty-fourth year. COL Wright's home
IS az Tho Preside San Francisco. and
Mrs. Wright was visiting her daughter.
Mrs Wright was the sister Of Admiral
Hugh Rodinan. u. S. y. Resides her
husband. daughter and brother she also
N survived hy "a sister. Mrs. y Y. Duyal
Of Los Angeles. and another daughter.
Mrs. sue Il. Mcrriman of san Francisco.
Mrs. Wright was born at FRANK fort.
~
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ENGAGED TO Mr.. ANABLE.
Miss Emily Barton of BrookIine,
To he Bride.

,lpeciai Dispatch 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BosToN. Nov 10.--Mr. and Mrs
Charles &. Barton, Jr OF Brooklne to-
day announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Emily Barton. to Mr.. An
thony Anable. son of Mrs. Eliphalet Mott
Anable of 911 Park avenue, New York
city and Morristown, ~ j.
Miss Barton Is a member OF the Sew
ing Circle Of 1920 and of the Junior
League. She is niece of Mrs. Alexan-
der III. Bullock. Miss Barton has spent
the past year abroad with her younger
sister. Miss Joan Barton, who is one OF
the seasons debutantes.
Mr.. Anable. who is a great-nephew of
Eliphalet Mott, a former president OF
Union College, was graduated from the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
in 1a21. lie served in the navy. lie is
connected with the Public Service Cor
poration of New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
SAILS BY HOMERIC TO
ATTEND ELECTRIC MEET
S. S. Wheeler Represents u. S.
Industry-Ofher Departures.

Schuyler Skaats Wheeler. electrical
inventor. will sail by the Homeric OF the
White Star Line to-day TO represent the
American electrical industry at the an
nual congress Of the International Elec-
trotechnical Commission In Geneva,
Switzerland. He viii be accompanied
by Mrs. Wheeler and viii spend several
months abroad Investigating conditions
In foreign electrical centers. lie also
viii attend number of meetings OF
scientific societies interested In electrical
manufacturing and It's problems and will
be the guest Of various societies.
Others booked are Sir Mortimer Davis,
Licut.-Col. Henry Brock. Baron Berni dc
Wullers torff- Ubair. Alexander Smith,
Chicago banker; Henry W. Allen. man
ager Of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Company Major H. T.. Lyons. Randolph
Rose. former Britlsh Charge d'Affaircs
at Santa Domingo: Maisie Gay. English
actress; Max Pam. Prof. and Mrs. s.
Russ OF London. r. J. Rider OF the
Anglo Mexican Petroleum Company and
Mrs. Catherine Hunt of Washington,
who was decorated for distinguished SER
vice az a nurse with a Canadian unit
during the war.
Residents OF New York sailing include
Mrs II. *. Knapp. Mrs Franklin Frue-
auf. Misses Margaret and Elaine Frue-
aun, Albrecht Pagcnstecher. Rudolph
Pagenstecher. Miss Alice Preston. w.
Richardson and Sinclair Richardson.
Among the passengers sailing for
Mediterranean ports by the White Star
liner Cretic to-day will be Lindslcy
Hall and Walter Hauscr archaeol-
ogists. who will roioin the Metropolitan
Museums Egyptian expedition, witch
vs. engaged IN excavations At Luxor.
Others booked are Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
T.. Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. y. II PROUD
man and W. A. Topliffe or New York.
Dr. and Mrs. William u. Johnston and
Mrs Seth Shepard Of Washington. Mrs.
John DeKovcn Of Chicago and Mrs
John IT, Shipley OF Philadelphia.
The Cunardcr Carmania. sailing to-
day. viii take aboard Mrs. John ~.
Foy and Frank Herman Of philadol-
phia. James Jordan and Mrs. G. Il.
Primrose OF Forest Ilills. l.. J.
Sailing to-day by the Anchor liner
Columbia will be Mrs. H. l.. Birreil.
Miss Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Agnes
Lawson Miss Grace Lawson, MIR. ana
Mrs. Joseph McGrcgor and Hugh Wat
erson.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
BRITISH UNIVERSITIES
TO HEAR DR.. BUTLER
Anglo American Designates
President of Columbia.

DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler has been
selected TO deliver the Watson chair
lectures in eight British universities
next yea-. He will follow Arthur Twin
ing Hadley. who delivered the discourses
on American history, literature and in
stitutions this year.
DR.. Butler will lecture at London.
Manchester, Liverpool. Glasgow. st.
Andrews. Leeds, oxford and Cambridge
and VIII give biographical studies and
interpretations OF Samuel Adams.
Franklin. Washington. Hamilton. JEFF
ferson. Webster and Lincoln. The selec-
tion OF Or. Butler was announced yes
terday by the Anglo-American Society.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
MRS. LUCY w. OPDYCkE
LEAVES POOR $25, 900
Generals WidoU Bequeathed
$4,000 to Four.

The Society for the Improvement OF
the Condition of the Poor will receive
$4,000 from the estate OF Mrs. Lucy
W. Opdycke. widow of Gen. Emerson
Opdyclxe. according TO her will. filed
yesterday. Mrs. Opykcke died october
27.
Mrs Opdycke gave $4,000 each 70
Cornelia r. Harmon and Aurelia L.
Harmon Of Warren. Ohio. and to Mrs.
Frances A. Smith and Mrs. Theodore
Coleman of Milwaukee Emerson &.
Ives OF White Plains Is TO get $4,000,
and Emma Johnson OF l19 East Sixty
ninth street. $4,000. The residue is left
in trust for two grandchildren, Mary
Ellis Opdycke and Leonard Opdycke.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
PAGE MAKES PUBLIC
REQUESTS OF $50, 900

WASHINGTON, Nov. Bequcsts OF
$4,000 each 10 the York (Me.) Hospital.
the Sheltering Arms Hospital at Rich
mond, Va. Halls Free School and the
trustees Of Pinecote District Visiting
Work in Virginia are provided in the
WIFI Of Thomas Nelson Page, au-
thor and former Ambassador to Italy.
The will was filed here to-day. The Will
also forgives debts due from a number
Of young men whom Mr.. Page helped to
gain an education.
Realty, consisting of several farms IN
Virginia. an interest IN the family plan
tation at Oakland, Va. and n villa In
Sicily. was divided among "A number OF
members Of the testator's family, ns
were also securities
One family servant was left $4,000
and tho income from a trust fund Of
$4,000. while another was left the in
come from $4,000. Tho value OF tho
estate was not given.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
D | E d
In Menoriam.
Baker George G


EACrGALUpO. Suddenly, on Noycmrer 9.
1922. John r.. Bacralupo. beloved son Of
thc late Charles Baclgaupo and husband
- Catherine Hacir0iuro tute Soraccc),
brother 81 Eugene anl Mrs John - Mo-
1adrl Fun raj from his late residence, -
Oliver .t on Saturday, November ! -
Joachlm's ln Roosevelt st., where solemn
High Mass WIN b. offered fur thU repcsa
of DTS soul ln'erm'ut in family vaNl.'
Calvary Cemetery. Automobile cufteGe.
BARRY -Ou November %. in22 az his resi-
dence. Hotel Mario Antoiuctte. Capt. J..
Frank Harry tuu ~ the late Dr. l10oeft
A. Barry and Julia Gihbud Barry, huF-
baud ~ Emily +. Barry ard father or
Robert A Barry and Mrs. Emma n.
Allen. aged ~ Funeral private.
BARRY -Soyembrr o, 1922 old Guard 81 tho
CITY 90 Sew York. 500 West giHt 7f., Capt.
H. Frank Barry. Funeral pri'rtc.
H. W snyder Maior Commanding
" a. uamer. captain, Adiutant
BOYLE November %. 1879, ot Dts residence.
husband of Lueua stewart Boyle ass
80 Years Services af - AIMS p. b..
Church corner clinton and L.vinssteo,n
. 80 T. N. lrtcrms't Greenwood.
BHArNECK K.--Novcnbcr 10. to22 christian
irauncck. beloved husband Marie Soil.
Hrauncck boo his ssh year. Funeral scr-
vices AZ The residence OF bis daughter, Mrs.
DAY. Noyombci n. atsP II. Funeral az
convenience OF family
EtRGWER Clcu Ridge ~ o. on NO.
vpmber g. 1929. Frank Houston Burrhtr
dearly beloved husband ~ Minnie ".
uureher. Funeral services ~ hs late
home Appleton place, Glen Ridge. ~ r.
on Saturday. November A. 1922. 90 go
r. H. Automobiles VIII meet tle Locko-
wanna train leaving Hohokcu at .a9
NJ. Tuterment at convenience of family.
BUTLER Edith Af suddenly OF pneumonia.
on November %. 1882 onuchtor OF tho iato
Edwin ana Elizabcm Euter Funeral sor.
Vices az fNe home az Der brother. l1hn y,
Butler 80 ilrh av. Mount vernon ~.
" az 10 .. NJ. Saturday. November ~.
lnicrmcnt nt the ccuyoulcuce 81 thC family.
CALHOUN. Mnreartt calhoun, duurhtor uf
tho late James and Ipno Cunningham. and
widow of william Calhoun. Services VIII
he held 40 the residence ~ her anu-in .ia 81 ,
on Saturday, November ii 81 DO "A M
lr4nrfnnrt uffwate
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
SHUT-IN SOCIETY MEETING.
All Day Session Next "Wednesday
49,
with Luncheon

The annual meeting of the Shut-In
Society will be held in the chapel of the
Brick Presbyterian Church, Fifth ave-
nue. and Thirty-seventh street, next
Wednesday, November 10. The meeting
will be called TO order at 1890 and will
be in session all day. Luncheon will be
served.
This society is engaged in sending
cheer and brightness into the lives OF
invalids and in providing wheel chairs
and other appliances for invalids too
poor TO purchase them. The society also
provides opportunities for the sale of
handiwork enabling invalids to do some-
thing for their own support.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include
Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs. C. 4. Pace
and Mrs. S. :. Butler.
Washington-Me II. j. Caldwell.
c. Fl. Wilson, II. Satterlee. r ii. Oyler,
r. J. Skuse. u. NJ. Lion, J. j. Olsen and
W. j. Murtaugh
Wllard-Alrs. William VI. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs IT. NJ. Bassett. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Pincus. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Nathan
Messrs. Il. Worcester. II. NJ. Byrum. O..
II. Curtis, Edward Curtis. /. I. Ruiz
and A. W. Stanton.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
cETs LEGION or uoNon.

CoBlsNz. Nov. 10 (Associatod Press).
Capt. William Mckee Dunn, aid to
Major-Gen. Allen, commander OF the
Rhineland forces. to-day was decorated
with the Legion Of Honor. He served in
every engagement Of tho Third Division
in command Of Battery y OF the Eight
eenth Field Artillery and was cited for
sallantry in the action at Chateau Thi-
crry. Capt. Dunn ls leaving the army.
lie viii return 70 his farm in Virginia,
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
LEST WE FORGET SALE is SET.
Lord & Taylor TO 0ncr work of
Disabled Veterans Monday.

a sale Of articles made by disabled
veterans will be conducted for ten days
beginning Monday AZ Lord q Taylor's
under the auspices OF the Lest We For
get" Committee. Tho soldiers who made
the articles are IN hospitals in and
around New York.
Among tho members of the Lest We
Forget" Committee are Mrs. Arthur
Terry, Mrs. Franklyn Lawrence. Mrs. =.
West Roosevelt. Mrs. stanley Hasklns,
Mrs. Francis Rogers, Mrs. w. a. Bar
stow. Mrs Douglas Robinson. Mrs
Henry Barish. Miss Martha White. Miss
Amelia White, Mrs Perry Trafford. Mrs.
Myron Shaefer and Miss Frances Hop
pin. Counters on the fifth floor Of the
store have been assigned FOR display Of
the soldiers handicraft
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
LOST AND FOUND.

BAG brown kit, lost n taxi between PLAY
house Theater and 57th ST.. "Wednesday
night; please return to Donald Brian at
Playhouse Theater liberal reward.
OVERNIGHT BAG marked NJ II. - gold
letters. containing tortoise shell fittings.
Reward. Phone f034R Bayside or address
MItS. NJ. II. DRUMMOND, care OF Mrs. r.
y. Currie, Cd ST. and Ashburton av., Bay
side. L. !.
AMI ST. Nicholas av.;, telephone booth
drug store; reward Phone. before Il. Co
iumbus fOO6T
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
Dogs. Cats. &c.

BOSTON TERRIER - Strayed about two
weeks ago. probably IN New York. male,
dark brndlc. white marking on head and
chest. Reward return 10 J. G.. MOORE. Is
Fast 40th -.
BELGIUM POLICE Dog. Bide-a-Wce Home
mascot: Russell. Z years, wolf gray sight
failing liberal regard, Information, recovery.
4l0 = 3sth. Murray Hnl G626.
iRiSH terrier, small. named Mike. lost
Thursday a. NJ. around tith ~. liberal re-
wnrd. Phone Chelaea 5OIn apt. ,.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
OBITUARY NOTES.

RICHARD w, GELDART. 90. of $50 rIieh.
land Boulevard. Urookyn died Thursday
81 the Brooklyn Hospital. re was an rx.
porter AZ Stone street Manhattan. Tor
twenty-five years. iIc leaves hia wila Two
daughters and son.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11

Among the saloon passengers on board
the Berengaria. which sails tomorrow
from Southampton, rcsuming her place
afer being in dry dock. are Drs. MAXI
milan and Frederick Kcmpner. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Ballock. Mr.. and Mrs. leo
Frank. Mr. and Mrs NJ. 7. Marcia. Mrs
Florin Marx. Mrs. g. Thayer and AR
and Mrs NJ X. Morse.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
WASHINGTON.

Count Charles de Chambrun. Coun-
selor 90 the French Embassy, who was
Charge d'Affaires until the return of
Ambassador Jusserand from France.
was entertained at dinner Thursday
evening by the Counselor of the Belgian
Embassy and Nine. de Selys He viii
sail shoI tly for bone
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seweIry.

BARPIE.-Lost. large diamond and sapphire
barpin, on November s. Liberal reward.
Z. s. CARRIE. Bway New York. Tele
phone Bowling Green 4730.
FAR PlN-Platfnuni, with i large gapphire.
lost on Thursday: reward. Stuyvesant 1855
BRA Gel ET-Imitstion pearl, diamond slide /;
lost Nov y reward $50: no questions.
BlDWELL. 80 Lexington av.
BROOCH-Cameo. lost Sunday. Fiatbush,
Windsor Terrace section. Brooklyn reward.
South 6342.
12ARRINCt-Diamond circle. vicinity ply
mouth Theater. Thursday evening. Reward
Il returned office Hotel Chatham. 4sth ST..
Vanderbilt av.
EARRING, pearl. surrounded by diamonds,
vicinity Of Albemarle and Beverly roads
Brooklyn October "a; reward. Mrs. i. J.
Kenny. i+Od Albemarle rd.
MESH BAG gold and silver, containing
lady's watch. pendant earrings and cash
in yellow taxi. between McAlpin Hotel and
Flushing, /. t. on the evening Of Oct. 81;
reward offered. JULIUS SCIlMID, INC.
- West 1sth.
PIN.-Lody's diamond barpin, Friday No
vember 10; neighborhood Of 207th st. and
Furman av. Liberal reward II returned
70 MISS EVELYN CUNNINGHAM. Tel.
Kingsbridge 3226.
PIN-diamond AT club Royal or In taxi
going 70 or returning from club; reward
East 3nth 81.
PIN-Gold crescent, between Brookiyn-Nev
York; reward. Apt. 3d. Wadsworth 4ifO.
WRIST WATCH, Iady's, diamond and plat
mum: initials. A. NJ. T. on back black
silk ribbon: ,ost on election day afternoon
at Ambassador Theater or IN tnxIcab on
broadway between that theatcr and Rivoli
Theater. or between Ggth ST. and T3d It, on
Fifth av II finder VIII communicate with
DOUBLEDAY. 20 L. 53d st.. substantial re-
ward will be paid.
So 900 REWARD
for recovery Of diamond and platinum har
pin containing about large diamonds and
- small stones. lost IN New York city on
or about October 90 1872. Marcus g. Co,
45th ~. and eth nv. Vanderbilt $3.50
81, 900 REWARD
return Of 10 pieces of jewelry IN Jewel case
lost about Oct 10 in 9th av. II" between
ga and Grand SITS. THOMAS Il. McMANUS,
100 william st
The New York herald., 1922-11-11

at the Ambassador to introduce their
daughter. Miss Elise w. Schneider. they
viii take their ,uests TO dance being
given that night at the Plaza for Miss
Alice Voss and Miss Helen Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Miller gave n
dinner followed by dancing last night
at Sherry's. Mrs. Miner -7as Miss Jane
Moinson, daughter of DIR. Louis Moin-
son. of Paris They were married in
June. 1921. at Brentwood. the Locust
Valley house of Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Wood Burchard, with whom she had
passed the previous winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hamilton Busk have
left Branch Brook House Purchase,
y. Y. and are at the Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Drexel Bddle have
gone to Philadelphia to remain several
days.
Mrs. William Disston gave dinner
last .iight at Pierres for the Duke and
Duchess de Richelieu. Nine. Domicio da
Cana. Mrs. John WanamaSer, Jr.. Mr..
Norris Il. Yolek and Mr.. James Nc
Vickar.
Mr. William Henry IfIlicl. Jrp who
will marry Miss Aline Katherine Tiede-
mann. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Henry
T. Tiedemann. on November JIG. gave his
bachelor dinner last night at the Yale
Club.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. stone will
give a large dinner the night oc Decem
Der 27 at the Plaza for their debutante
daughter, Miss Margaret Stone and Will
take their guests tor the dance TO be
given there by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il.
Stettinius for their daughter Miss Betty
Stettinius.
Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Wellman en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at the
Marguery Princess de Braganza and
Mrs Frederick It. F'relinghuysen.
Mrs. James Lenox Banks, Jr., had for
luncheon yesterday at Sherry's Mrs w.
Whltewright Watson, Mrs. Henry y. III.
Ripley and Mrs. Carroll u. Winslow'
Mrs. Horatio & Shonnard gave lunch-
con there for Mrs. Lyttleton Fox.
Mrs. William X Vanderbilt Cd, who
had an apartment at the Plaza for two
months. opened her house at G66 Fifth
avenue yesterday.
Ir. and Mrs. John Il. 'DreNel. Jr.,
have returned from Newport, where they
were the guests of Mr.. r. Livingston
Beeckman.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Alexander has re-
turned to IS East Thirty-sixth street
from Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor will leave
Europe for New York late this month
and will go TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jay Schieffelin, at East Sixty
sixth street, which they have taken Tor
five months.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
IN Nj E NJ O RIA M

nhEEU I'm loving memory Of George Car
'yi. Baker Headquarters Troop. 18th ca,
atrv g. 4 A.. son of EuEcus s. ant
Minnie Buuiap Baker. 'pied vita honor
M u. service Of Ills country" Novem6.r
III fNfg
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3 I K II H s

PATTON. To Mr. and Mrs. j r. Patton. a
son, 6s3 Esplanadc. Pelham, y. y, Noyem-
Der g.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11

Mrs. Henry +. Dimocle has returned
to her home in Washington, from Chi
cago.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
COMING on BERExoARtA.

Special cable 10 THE NEW YORK IIERNp.
Copyright. f9ee. by THE NEW York Herald
New York Herald Bureau.
London, Nov 10
The New York herald., 1922-11-11

Following dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto A. Schneider win give on December
at the Ambassador to introduce their
daughter. Miss Elise W. Schreiber. they
will take their 4suests TO a dance being
given that night at the Plaza for Miss
Alice Voss and Miss Helen Jenkins.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
Wearing Apparel.

CAPF'-Embroid.red brown cloth Jericho
Turnpike. near Shutdown; reward los
J.. SD 81, New York. Phone LenoK 1926
FUR COLLAR. crmine. on 9Th av., between
45th and 4Gth ST.. Thursday az } T. NJ
4,fh Reward
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. wife of the Gov
erner-elect OF Pennsylvania, is at the
Ambassador Ho !. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Willets also are there before opening
their home at 399 Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11

Mr. and Mrs, w. Hamilton Busk have
left Branch Brook House. Purchase,
n. Y, and are at the Gotham.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11

large diamond and sapphire
barpin, on November s. Liberal reward.
r. S. BARRIE. & B' way. New York. Tele-
phone Bowling Green 473O.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-01-13

"a serious labor Shortage During the
coming season meetings will be held
anu an attempt mau TO set a. wage
SCALE before harvest begins and tt Is
thought that a great saving fill be
made by sd doing.
Farmers School. &
A great number of other subjects
and projects have been taken up and
not touched in the above report A
survey was made on wheat diseases.
Demonstrations were made ON spray
ing for killing the poverty and other
serious seed pests A Farm Manage
ment and accounting school of two
days was held. The best government
experts available were obtained to
confer with the farmers on every SER
ious problem confronted. A two days
Farmers Institute was successfully
held. All these and some other activ-
tiles constitute the report for 1921.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-01-13
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order of
sale isued out of the District Court Of
the Fifth Judicial District of the State
of Idaho, in and for Power County, in
an action wherein M. M. Myers, sub
stituted for Western Loan and Build
ing Company, a corporation, was plain
tiff, and Max C. Tyler Verna Tyler,
his wife, Cyrus E. Tyler and Susan N.
Tyler, known also as Susan Tyler, his
wife, Evans State Bank, a corporation,
and Frank w. Burke, were defendants,
upon a judgment and decree of fore
closure, rendered on the 7th day of
January, 1922, first in favor of plain
tiff in the sum of $1814.84 and second
in favor Of Evans State Bank in the
sum of $5431.38, with interest and
costs, and to me directed, | have this
day levied on all the right, title and
interest of the said defendants or Of
either of them in and to the following
described premises:
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-01-13

nal Towngite OF American Falls, as
per plat filed July 21st. 1897. and
Bertha ID. Winters, are defendants,
upon a Judgment and decree of fore
closure, rendered on the 3rd day of
January, 1922, in favor of said plain
tiff and against said defendants, for
the sum of $2420.29 {, lawful money of
the United States, with interest and
costs, and to me directed, I have this
day levied on all the rights, title and
interest of the said defendants or
either of them in and to the following
described real property:
Lots z, 5 and 21 and the North $50
feet of Lots 8 and 20 of Block 3 of the
Original Townsite of American Falls,
Idaho, as per the amended plat thereof
filed July Fl, 1897.
And public notice is hereby given
that / will at 10 o'clock A. M. on Sat-
urday the 4th day of February, 1922,
at the Court House door, in American
Falls, Idaho, Power County, Idaho, sell
at public auction for cash, lawful non
ey of the United States, all the right,
title, claim and interest of the said
defendants in and to the above de-
scribed premises or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy such judg.
ment, with interest and costs, to the
highest bidder.
Dated January 10th, 1922.
G. H. HANSON, Sheriff.
Maurice No Myers.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
American Falls, Idaho,
LA d.