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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
DIVINE HEALING
CAUSES DIVISION
AMONG BISHOPS
Many Favor Fuller Recognition
Than Now Accorded by
Episcopal Church.
By United Press


PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 14.-Theory
and practice of divine healing Occu-
pied the interest of the fOrty-seventh
triennial convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church as its sessions
started on their second week here to-
day.
There was a marked division, many
bishops urging a fuller recognition of
divine healing, while other vigorously
opposed it.
This committees recommendation
yesterday that Right Rev. William N.
Brown, retired bishop Of Arkansas, be
tried for alleged heretical utterances,
established a precedent.
Should the recommendation advo-
Gated by the convention prevail the
church VIII be faced for the first time
with the trial OF one OF it's prelates
Bishop Brown is charged with hereti-
cal utterances in a book published by
him called Communism and Chris
tianity." He IS alleged to have at
tackled the divinity of Christ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
FORGETS NAME OF FIANCEE
Groom Applying for License Goes
Home TO Find Out.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 14.-Steve
Lucas, "a, has been nominated as
president of the Absent Minded Club
Steve came here from Aberdeen,
Wash, and lost little time in going to
the courthouse. where applied for Il
marriage license. He fulfilled the Gus
tomary requirements and answered
the usual questions until confronted
with this query:
What is the name of the future
Mrs. Lucas?'
Lets see" stammered Steve. Gee,
I can't think Of it; it has slipped my
mindr
So he had TO go after the blushing
iamsel who speaking for herself, said
1er name was Eva Henderson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
EMBARGO ON DYE
CONF RONTS SURE
DEFEAT IN SENATE
Antagonist of House Adds to
Opposition to Any Import
Limitation.
BIZ United Press

81 CHlfed FFtSS
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14-Jolted
sharply by the unexpected action Of
the House in ordering the tariff bill
returned to conference, Republican
conferees met again today to thrash
out an acceptable compromise agree
ment.
That the dye embargo would be
stricken out seemed certain, not only
because Of the expressed desire Of the
House but because of potential antag-
onism which developed almost over
night in the Senate.
A group Of Republicans in the Sen
ate headed by Senator Moses, New
Hampshire, have informed Chairman
McCumber and other conferees, that
there is enough promised support in
the Senate to defeat any provision
which seeks to limit in any way the
importation Of dyes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14

son. city attorney of Gary; William
Mcmahon, city attorney Of Ham
mond; F. G. Thompson mayor Of
Button, John F. Decker, city at
torney Of Bluffton B. J. Morne,
mayor of Anderson; Horace G. Brown,
mayor of Noblesville; Eli f. Seebert,
mayor of South Bend: J. w. Brissey.
city attorney of East Chicago; Taylor
e. Groninger, corporation counsel for
city of indianapolis; c. r. Custer, city
attorney of Columbus; Frank David
son, city attorney Of Charlottesville;
w. B. Walters, mayor of Sullivan;
John w. Grayson, mayor of Vim
cennes, and Arthur A. Clark, city at
torney of Vincennes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
Ladies Whipped
Her, Mrs. Tatun1
Tells Newspaper

FIT. WORTH, Texas, Sept. 14.-Mrs.
1. H. Tatum, As, was today recover
ing from 100 lashes she alleged were
administered to her by the Ladies Of
the Invisible Eye"
Mrs. Tatum said a man and four
women called at her home and per
suaded her to go automobile riding.
When some distance from her home
they beat her severely, she said.
a note received by a local news
paper declared that the Ladies of the
Invisible Eye" were responsible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
Ford VIII Close Saturday Night,
Then Reopen Monday Morning

Ford recently announced his deter
mination to suspend operations be-
cause of a shortage of fuel.
The explanation offered here for the
change in his position Is that the
settlement of the coal miners and
shipments strikes have served to re-
lieve the situation and Ford believes
the emergency passed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
GARGLES BOOZE

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Bernard
&IcGreve of Long Island City, was ar
raigned before Magistrate Harry Mil
Ter in the Long Island city court
charged with possessing a five-ounce
bottle Of whisky. The judge looked at
the bottle and saw this written on it:
ITO be used as a gargle every hour"
How about it?" he asked
Doctors ORDERS explained Nc
Greve. Il have stomach trouble and
.-nnot get relief unless gargle my
throat with whisky"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
By Times Special

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE presi-
dent of a Detroit motor car company,
temporarily in New York, stated here
today that he has positive informa
ton that Henry Ford will close his
plants Saturday night and reopen
them Monday morning"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
Criminal Suit Asked in
Empire Food Bankruptcy
Stockholders Charge Promoters
Whereabouts Is Mystery,
Rrolser Accused in Sale

The creditors and stockholders OF tbs
gmpire Food Products Company, OF
uhieh Lewis c. Van Ripper is declared
10 be promoter, voted yesterday 10 de-
mand that the District Attorney in
v,,tigate the affairs Of the corporation
Win a view. % criminal prosecution,
Tfere still Is standing in the Federal
Attorneys Office here an indictment
against Van Ripper found more than
iwo years ago, which has not yet come
% trial.
Alexander Ackerson. attorney for
Joan n. Martin, Of the John II. Martin
Company. stock broker5. asked permis-
sion 70 attend the meeting, which was
ieiused. Il is charged that Martin
s,ld the stock Of the Empire concern,
which rad quarters at II Barclay
Street, but never attempted, IL Is
charged, seriously to engage in busi-
ress. According 90 stockholders, Mar
,in offered since the bankruptcy 10 ex-
change itr their stock IN the bankrupt
company shares Of al unlisted oil
stcck
Ven Riysrs whereabouts arc not
lnoWn by The stockholders. II was
gaid BY Leon Dashew. attorney for the
efediton. yesterday that the bank ae-
count Of the Empire Food Prod cts
Company did not exceed $500, alt ough
here we're believed 10 be several thou
ssnc stockholders. The stock was sold
q NV 70 $50 a share.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

sT-ppr,fr couRT. NEW York COUNTY;
~ Tffr NATTER % The Application ~
tfeSRy q COOKE. also known a. hEr n 9
Z, KOCH. for dissolution or maFfisss p"N''
'n,F ~ r'rTA cooKE. also known ~ ELLA
uorH Defendant N above entiit.e 49,
i.,stn.. PLEASE TAKE NoTIcb tnat
,,.,--,,snf 10 an order 4 Mr. JurtioH Aoc-
.s"-.b datsd the itth daY OF NovsIn ~,
zee .nA flea With the petition OF nshlI
1. IN The offics of the clerk ~ NV
v--e csgnty. b. which t appears tnA' ,ne
"a ffsrrv Cooke hs- sx>reif.f owe e..l-
rlaes in making search 20 n'.f, 20
ma no ruch evideHes has been ioSno, 10
tfef YOU nave abucrtrd yop.S-h .-,'se,,s
49, ave successive years lssi p.H, ',,,.,.,,
,eirr known 10 Henry Cooke N y ,.,.,s,
furisr that time and tnat 500 -,, !,
f~oEs believes you 20 b dead n,.l.H
h, said petition shall b. heid AZ -, 80
TEN. part ~ % the supfsn- ~" - .''.s 80.
y,rs county ~ the county Sosft l.,'
-, a. charihfrs street. 'iir ot ~" i"'
y, ths IA day OF Januafy, ls.t,
c'eiocs la the forenoon ot that ael 80
,.,- rh.rs.fter A. counsel can o. heeIo. ~
,.tteh lime proof n tht ailsgAuons ton..
..i,.d ln ths yotitlon shall b tahsa an. an1
- .~piieatlsn made Tor an erdcI aisss,s :
,rr ne marr.aas between h'Asy >o0A'
Hb.1~d Nov YORK city, Se~ YORK. me
,s,h day ~ November 49, ,.,.-
~" N pENgY g. COOKE. Petitioner,
,.,t roS a W-lsNAS. Attefnsl TOT fsh'
,s.ner ~ broadway. y. y. CIV
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
Death Penalty COmmuted
For ''Friendless Slayer"
Sing Sings New Chair Remains
Unused; Miller Issues
Last Prison Decree

Joseph Jaw0rki, sentenced to elec-
uoeutan for The shooting Of Mrs
sichseline Morchcls'i. VII not be the
fra prifoner 20 pa the penalty IN
sing Sings new death house. Yester-
au, with the appointed time for tho
iriendlcss 'slaycr's" execution only
slsyen hours away, Governor Miller
Yielded 90 the arguments Of the CON
etsmned mans attorney, Walter Rex
iofd, Of Jamestown, and committed his
sentence 70 life imprisonment.
All Preparations had been made for
ist first execution in the new electric
tAsir when a telephone message an
nounted Jaworki's reprieve. He was
eftssed IN the usual death suit" Of
HACK and had been offered an oppor-
isnity 70 select the menu for his last
ntal. Tbs he refused 20 do. maintain
hg The attitude Of ineomprehension
Fheh has been Characteristic since his
'omission 20 the prison.
rather William Cash'n, the prison
aaplain told him the news. lie said,
Thank you; / am glad" but displayed
y marked relief nor in any way sp-
safed 70 appreciate the narrOwness
his vas the last death sentence
n'ernor Miller will pass upon. II
also the first time he had COM
..so me death sentence passed upon
n; No more executions arc set to
~ pace during the current year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
PUBLIC NOTICES

JOHANNo ALLocCo. No io1si. FRED
b.o,me. No $3.50; lula cusAey, 10
io7is; ouo parr, 80. 1879 John Fsnnins
s,.oln 10; isi % so flfa '9 Joan ND Giler s'il go
1850: EmmA u. Green. No. slss: II. p
Green. So. sfss, Charlotte imish. No.
T7Ss; Rosie Kats, No. iigtii rhos. Asdison,
10. ie,is, lii7o' RoslSs NsTeh' ,.Sss N9s.
Ado.ph oisch. Nos. sOts. 77;s; 7: olmsn.
Florence Il. Read. No. ss65 colseete Riazo.
80 sIso salya.or; hirI9' ,.Si No, % siSucs 4
80. bisi. J. A. Smith. Nos. so'i. ssIt /,
Domsnioo strasiano, No. dss. E.ams
Sweeney. No. 1891: Louis Wlssner, 10.
ioisi Joe " Isfora I'd, 10; ssos 'S LSn siss
wm. Arnold, Nc. isi9i; Mrs. q. r. Bets.
80. $3.50; stephen HAnrshan, No. Sess
Geo. ana A. Peterson. 80. btiti wafer ana
Mary Scott. No. ss55. " J. seinso1h. Sl,,,o 10
10 iests: G. rurnor. Jr. 70. lssis Ralph
Abhondoudoia, 10 1885, ?. Dittrich, Nc.
i2ek. lary FrarclA 10 1885, Frank +.
Herman. No. 1870. Frederick \ JoAnsen'
ts5s. Mrs Dora naicr No. 1857 Car 4
Nonfeini No. 1908. N.n. Mueller, 70. sssp :
Vyman Shochuer No Got5. brr. ~ Toner
so 5s 4. Peter white 10. 5IBi; ". Colin,
No. i:t-s Lucy Dunbar. 10. ie9st Ceis or
Il a.. Q. ". Kloepfef, 10. 1907; henfy
f,ahrs 10. 1859: Mrs. l.. Bulong lhanibol.
10. is5tT; ny Uihiein. No. iiSsa; Katharine
J spragg. 10. ioo7s siaris Seyerson, 10.
1855: Giusspp> Mnnciarao'na, no ns.y;
Robert Howell 30. 1885, Frank Dcchent,
No 1890. Erneat A Henry Dechent. 10.
ftt5o. Mr. and Mrs Render, No. 1852
Albert J. styier. No. iT2is; Freaeriek p.
Klrrhner. NJ 3ae6; TAKE NpTlcE-un.
less your contract within nvc days = PAID
al dats. the forfeiture clause VII - en-
fcrssd Contract number IA Indicated after
name. T. ~ MEACfiAM q son, 10 PARK
Row. New York, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
STORAGE NOT cEs

TO MISE LoTuE AIKEN, l.. .. ce'-H'
RASE. Mrs G. Cook. Ar G. Coon
cara Downey. Mr. James Dugger Mrs h'
Falloa. Mfa r. A. Frosht. Mra Edna
Graham. Niles Marie Gray, J. Golden, y ~
WagEerty. W A. Hardy. y. Hurley, hra'
fs|ob.on. Mrs Rosa letter. A. Karlsson.
A. Lindhiem. Eiiice McDonald, J. J. AAt
by, n. Nolan. Ara 8. NJ. Sones' hrs j.
O'Dricn. otto Obermayer, ". O, fhipp-'
Beatrice schlessinGer. J. hhsppA,a, -,
Daisy Smart Huber Smith. hra hose ~
steinhard. r. y. Tsylor chas. Y. KoreecN'
Edgar Allen wolfe;
You and each " you are hereby notified
that the time for payment of our Zen upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice THEREOF haa pe,l,
given you. We will cause such property 20
wit: Chlhonlers. beds. chairs rockers
tables. ranges. dressern, dining room tvrni l.
turt, living rosul furniture. bedroom furnl-
turc contents Of drawers, trunhs ootes,
barrels and suitcases. silverWare' wearing
apparel pictures. paintings, rugs carpets,
beddinE. linens. draperies. china. glass
ware. hrlc-a-brac. PERSONAL enects pianos
Yicirolaa Photographs, musical ins'rv-
menta. sewing machines. Ice boxes eu.leiy.
lamps Kitchen utensils. !eWelry. onice
typrwritsrs, adding machines, addreeso-
Frsphs mlmcographa. dicisphones stored
In lee Brothers. Inc. Warehouse by you
or In your name. or IA which you have an
interest 20 BE- soid az public auction ae-
cordinF 20 ths statute IN such case made
and provided NJ Merlef Rooms, Inc, lab
East igsth Street. on Tuosfay WednesdAy
and Friday. January 10, ~ aud isth, 1879
40 1880 a. NJ. and n the sale thereof "a
not completed or said date. the same VIII
b. continued a. the oame place on each
and every Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday
thereafter. beginning az 1880 A. M, and
Continuing until sale IL completed
LEE BROTHERS, INC.
fUl Eaat lnSfh 9troaf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
$4,000, 900 for Stock of
N. Y. Transportation Co,
$3.50 on Each $1,000 Bond
Will he Available for
Dividend PURPOSES

Judge Julius NJ. Mayer In the Fed
eral District Court yesterday directed
James R. Sheffield. trustee In bank
rupicy OF the Interboroueh Consoli-
dated Corporation. 70 accept an offer
Of si,o0o,o0O made By the Fifth Avenue
Coach Securities Corporation for loS.-
OK shares OF the stock OF the New
York Transportation Company. which
he holds o. an asset Of the bankrupt
traction holding corporation.
The New York transportation Com
pany owns the Fifth Avenue Coach
Company and the securities corpora
tion was recently organized TO acquire
shares in possession Of Trustee Shelf
field.
Originally the offer was S3,2e2 5si,
or $3.50 a share, but al Judge Mayors
suggestion II was raised TO Si,000,0O0,
and as such was accepted. The offer
was approved Of By 81 per cent OF the
ndholders.
After the acceptance Of the offer Al
fred A. Cook, counsel for Trustee
shefheld. asked Judge Mayer for in
structions as TO tho payment Of a divi.
dend to creditors Of the lnterborough
Consolidated. He explained that s5,-
100000 would be available for dividend
purposes.
The dividend proposed was S77.50 n
81 900 bond, TO be credited on the
books OF the new securities corpora
tion In case Of the asserting bond
holders Only non-assenting bondhold-
ers will get the cash dividend approved
Of by Judge Mayer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES

HELEN FABLE. by HER NEXT FRIEND
and father. Frederick Fable. " oeoW I,
Heller ana John J.. Bagisy. order o.
No.lce -...
STATE OF Connecticut. Fairfield County
Superior Court. 80 Bridgeport. Notrih'
0cr istn A. 10 1879. -,
Upon the compliant ~ the aid Htlsn
Fable. b. her next friend and iAtlsI.
TreLefick Fabia urayirg. for rslini-
therein se' forth. for i5.1 1fo damaEef 10Y
pending before this Court nAfiux tec 7
returned thereto on the nrst Tuesday OF
November. 1893.
n appearing 20 and being found b. tnis
Court tat fhe said lsfcndln are tperhi
ION this State residing In New lcrk ~
and that notice o. e q penden-y OF ihc
conf plalnt was flvtn 90 reqgirfd 81 ofo-f
OF notice heretofore Issued. and row ihe
Plainiin asks for further order OF notice
IN the preiniseE -
pen lensy o. said comp amt b. given ~
pubilsnirR ftis order iu fhc New lorA
tribune. . Newspaper printed in New YORK
Cify. one week f1r two weeks, -
ccssivsly. Commencing On or before ihe
ltfh day or r@ emher, 4. T. iFA4
NICHAHL j. FLANAGAN.
Asss clerk of tne superior Court Tor
Fairfield County.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
rgktifc Mills Add
Continuing Flow
OfiSt0ck Dividends
NJ. & Brown Wooden Co.
declares 1928 p. c.; Pa
I sfc Mills to Pay 100 p. c.
and Cornell Mills so z. c.

.oeroN Dec. i4.-Stock dividend
f..;oos hv textile mills continued
A nav high water marx was
f-sy ~. Davis & Brown Woolen
al Ifxbridge, which expanded
f-s3,l stock from $4,000 to $780,
y ~ make possible dividend OF
"a per cert 49,. ..,,o,.
- ~. rost Important OF these aetions
800 probably was that OF a lOV PCT
p, INCREASE RECOMMENDING oy the
~. ..,ers of thc Pacific Mills, making
49, abd vers,ed cloths which would
80. 49,. ,he capital stock at SzO,OO0,vVO
p..S ~. of Si0,OO0,0O0, the amount IN
.l..sl $3.50 a. be paid TO stockholders as
tftAss, Siv dend. Stockholders will
80. Vns...ssber % TO consider ratihca-
nee' ,be action. After readjust-
ION o. ,,ste the dividend possible,
aens " "a thsre will still be a cash
.ryplgs Of t7,OoO,OVy, -. 49,
~ reoln Manufacturing Com
oi WV al recommend an increase
gany =, sStsg COX 200 70 $3.50, 900, providing
ron s,osk dividend Of about 40
per cent , ,,al. n Fall River. and
pr TrrrrH Miiftf ~ So Ae.fNAf etA@
lhe Ooin' s, linen Works, Of Dudley,
the SNssrs ,,o,ss pfopolals 10 increase
mao. mace ,ss,,siirsiiOns TO permit Of 90
." . e.st stock d'vidends.
PEI ssss eea rer cent stock dividend was
-. b. stockholders Of the
,,-,..J s-l.s; states Bsbbin and Shuttle Com
.r N Providence. r. l., increasing
'ss ys,oek from SS50,O00 10 $3.50 600.
IA Roxbury Carpet Company declared
4 dividend Of 100 per cent in preferred
~eek aggregating $l,000.O00. 20 hold
~, Of Its common stock. The Boston
yarnish Company increased ~ c~.. =,
5-on 100000 to $1,000, 800 to msEs
possible 100 per cent stock dividend.
y. Traiser & CO., cigar manufacturers,
,ssaneed their authorized capitaliza-
ion from $4,000 to $750000 and de-
dared a dividend Of 80 per cent IN
stock. Ryder & Brown Company. wool
dsslers, also declared 100 per cent
tlock dividend.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
Shell Transpor, Dividend

ys..a .a' Equitable Trust Company Of
fr... toTs has received word by cable
f,,s.b .b London ofhce that the "Sheil
y. -sport port end Trading Company, Ltd,
h, .ainne11need an interim dividend OF
y pssis..lllngs per ordinary share. free
a. ~..'',h :. :, income tax, payable In Lon
I.e, ~ . January ), 1923. This is equiva-
Ii,s.S ,Sur shilings per American
s,ss;-., when this dividend has been
ersi..u ~ the trust company on the
nosis..g nsig shares deposited with Il
a1, VIII be given 20 holders Of
IL 'san ,an shares" informing them OF
ns,. 'sefo cate, rate and date Of pay
~ " ytns ytns dividend on their shares
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
srinRnGATEs, NOTICES

= s.,-p sfrANcy or AZ ORDER or hoc.
'feffS ". cOHALkN. a hufrogAf ., ~
cc.,,tS Il New York. NOTICE ~ s. ns,so,
etxen q al persons having ca, IA ne e',,ss ~
- yo-, decrnred 10 present the nan,s
~, 20 afrr cfsof - tne snos fiDfI, =. ~
NJ. ,rircloaf place % traassetnf eo, eosin' -; =,
Ss. ~ william stfcft u ne Dpse' a..
W.nhaffan. cts Of tFN lplA' OF " 'N'N
~. nj day y June nskt- . -.
psisf. Sew gosk. ias ga, ca, o. 10
,si1bcr. 1879 ....,,.,s. ,o4S ANp
Tnusr CO.nANY.
EIfcutor.
oUr.r.ER. Roi.sroH a BLANC. M.os-
Avs for executor. ~ Exchanes Fiao7'
New York. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
cuAs. ABRAMo. 10 lsitS. Jos ABRAM

cuAs. ABRAMo. No 1915; jos. ABRAMo
Sos iGs, 1880. Jos. cata.no. No
is6s0. petor Crlni. No 1906, jos, Donate
- fqsss. y. En-oriio. No. os9. Geo
,S,,,se.ico No. 1896: Jacob KILLER. 40
iisss. Emma Riake, No iTtoS Mrs.. Jess'
maze No iss7i: WIN. Branler, No, J lst
1seeb AMI Catherine Hochier 10. 1901
pdward Jelly. No. if.fi. Harry hulf. nos
fF'fq 1888. Mary KILLER. 30 l49sl; NAY
wpiier. No 1871; Henry Rockford, No
iTfars. TAXI NOTlCE-unless your con
trsct within i've days y paid to aair' tns
forfeiture clause viii y enioroeo. W,
t,.rt runrher is lnfcAtcd after name. r
y sfEAcHAN SON. Is Park Row. New
Wors y Y
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15

cpAoIS. NARY WILfARD-lS PURsC-
49, or AZ ORDER q hcnoraois
S,',-iv a. NeW Yorf. NOTICE - hereby
-i,-r 10 an persons having clai q aqalhst
rar, willard craEin. late of ne Courl
II Sew YORK. csesasrt. 20 prssrni Ne t-i'.s
.t fhsir uiars of fransacfing tualness ~ the
-rs,s 4 Esssloiyn q Hanghroai ihflf -.
,o.s ssss No : Rector street bofoidl OF
MsnLai'al. ~ she CITY of AsH or On q
LEWIS A.. spAHRoNE. MlitlAA VII
mn, rFA0lN Executors. Dates NeN
YEA. ths aith day of June. l1ls. fstsisL-
- - l,',. - oesc~ ard RI D. A1isess. ?
Feesor street. Borough of Nanhaiisn. CITY
q New Icrk.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
urry Parcels. Stores Ask
''ashce and Delivery Systems
Anosi Swamped Already

s.....-agshoppers are being urged by
sgsat stores 10 carry their par
i. 20 them TO avoid congestion in
-ah and aid the stores delivery
49,. ~. The unprecedented Christmas
- has almost swamped the deliv-
apartments Of the stores and also
v..a postofiee. Yesterdays slushy
49, H further hsmpered delivery
..', ,p,fInent store officials point out
g. 'neif patrons will benefit them
I..'a Is a well by needing the appeal.
,,.S they viii guard against de-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or
New York. County Of Srw rofN. ~. r..
stark. Inc Plainun. " Naftali 3.
hosef. doing business a. ". r. Moses
Co, Defendant Plaintiff deslEnaien
New York County a. tho place Of trial
summons
To the above aamed defendant; You arc
hereby summoned % annwfr the complaint
IN this action. and 20 serve a copy OF your
answer. or N the compliant "a rot served
with this luminous. 20 serve notce OF
appearance on the plaintiffs attorneys
within ~ -rfy saye after the service of
this summons exclusive % the day Of SER
lee. In cas- of your failure 10 appear or
tnHwer, Judgment viii BE- taken against
you BY default FOR the rsilef demanded 10
the complaint
Dated. New York. November 20. is2i.
Epst@in 4 brothera Attorneys for Plain
TN. Onics and Posto1ics Address. 40.
Rector Street. New YORK City.
To Naf'aii S Moses. doiug business az
y. q. Noses 4 60. The foregoing summons
ia served lp0n you hy publication purfuani
90 an order of Hon. George '. Mullan, .
tustice of the Supreme Court of the state
~ New York. da'ed the eth day ~ Deem
her, 1929. aud nicd With tho complaint IN
the Ofice o. the CLERK 0f he County ~
New York al the County Coufi House. in
the Borough Of Manhhttan. City. couniy
frd state of New Nork.
Dated New YORK, tho 7th day OF Deem
tef. 1894
Epstsln 4 Brothers Attorneys Tor Piain-
tin. Onice and poafonice Adcrefs Rec
tor Street Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
Of New YORK
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King Motor Co. Sold

k,sI,.nssviI, Dee. 1.-The voluntary
Cennssey Of the King Motor Car
s.,ss was ended to-day and the re-
pef -. e'sehafged. A dividend Of II
-, ~ ~. vas declared. The property
Bvs,gi stei Astd BY c. A. Finneran. Of
90 ~ ~, epo As said to have paid $780,
iloee "a 20, a.srmed debts ageregating
= O'ssmbsr. 1870. p''' 'OOA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET
West Side
BUS NESS oPPoRTuNITIEs

CAPITAL WANTED--Aboui ,26o.tto. ~
long established, reputable arm fncor-
pofattd) % iron and feci brokers and deal
ers. To be ufsd lafffiY On the purchase u
surplus and bargain lofa % steel LarEn
pfonts and safety afHured ty men Who know
ne buhiness. Hanksrs. brokers or others In
Lereaiel nllrc-. ID 81. IrLnun..
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THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
.Urk. by the grace OF God. free and In
10 the state Tax Commission Of New
York and to all creditors or persons
claiming 70 be creditors Of Blanche Mar
guelite Junod late of PontaTiier (Douba),
Trance. deceased, whose names snd places
OF residence ars unknown and cannot
after diiigent inquiry be sscertained
SEND GREETiNO;
on the petition OF John 2. Murray, re-
siding NJ No. 81 Jembeck Avenue. jersey
City. X. j.. you and each OF you ere
6urrorato Of the County of New York A.
n gurroEato's court In said County held
Al the Han OF Records in the County or
New York on the 6th day or January
le2s. At hsif-past ten o'clock IN the lore-
noon OF that day. why ancillary letters
~ sdnin,s ration on the goods. ehattels
shs credits OF Blanche Marguerite Junod.
ife resident Of Pontsflier tDouos)
France. deceased ehould not issue 10 the
esid John T. Murray without bono
IN Testimony WHEREOF, We nave
caused the seal Of the surrogates' Court
OF The County OF New York 70 be hefeun'o
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN P.
coUALAS, Surrogate oi onf
re..t1 eafd County, in the County OF New
YORK. on the 7sth day OF woven
bSr. IN the year OF our Loros ons
fhousand nine hundred ana
'"'"'' MARTIN q. aecvE,
Clerk Of the Surrogateo S0blN
CoUDERT BROTHERS.
hffornev foi Pc itioner
Rector Street, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-12-15
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

Losr-A diamond iorFnrffe af Empire
fHeaue. Tuesday night A very liberal
Ttward Return % Cashler Waidofi-Ag.