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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

How to secure a commercial
speed Of i2O miles an hour. This
would battle high winds and avoid
too great delays In time tables.
slow 10 possess a wireless In
stailati0n permitting the crew to send
and receive messages constantly
How 10 arrange foT the COM
fort OF passenger, especially night
voyages.
such an hirplanc d. possible, but
its realization viii not be easy ! can
Indicate the Kind OF dirplane that iu
q few years may be- able Ia go tur
distance from Paris 10 Buenos Airoa
ia two and q haif days.
1t would have 1000 horsepower.
IT, surface would he from goo 10 $50
square meters ana 10 would weigh
from IL to 10 tons. II would prob
ably have a speed Of 100 miiss per
hour There would be- uccummuda-
tiOns equal to those Of slrcpiur carr
FOR 20 passengers.
u figure the price Of a Ticket
would be 1000 francs. against 20 200
now charged for q cabin de- luxe on
a. steamship.
The principal lines I %VisuaIz, are
those from Paris tu Sew YORK.. from
Paris To Eucnus Aires VIA Dakur aud
Rio II" iuneiru aud from pnfis io
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

Camels can work for six months on
the meager diet which the veg"ta-
don q The snhnrn doseri mrnIshes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
DEATHS

pANlS-Mrsi Mary Ellen Davis. GO
years Old. died ui 10 o'clock this
morning az her home ON South Third
street. Mrs. DAVIS hus lived IN Al
hupucrque one year % is survived
nS her husband Hhd SIX khildreh
Roy h.rns-t anu Ath EllAipeth hhofr
OF Oule-r9 N'i" si'h ne.
:. um' "t M .'i,h.
I. >" '""t' ." '"h'"' ."
ITS1ST. al rn,.
~" ' -
- d ~, us az
Tnu,,ssaI'
'''"-" ~" ~
:" nei n'nl1 WI" ~
","'" NM ~
10y" ~ w N"l'' - '.'ir""", GU
survived ny on" hrolher OF san
NlhI.l"l anu thi'' SISTERS anu Z"
hf"lhsr OF ~ Louis Mo. me bud4
was shipped TO - louiH for burinl
accompanied by W j 1illman and
when she died &. r. French was
In charge.
ZAMORA-The funeral OF Mira.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
The Coal Strike
Threat

According to the warning Issued
by secretary Hoover The stages seems
all set-desuite the fact that the ia-
sue has been for some time an oh
lrct of government ~oilcitude ana OF
effurt to uvert-for "a coat strike ut
the ~ of March. I. viii be IN"
FIRST time that hard o a and SOFT
ccnl cunfFacis have eNnired together
~ such % Joint strike comes, lenn q
command the essential need ~ pub
ur suppors or, from the viswpoini
Of uulun strategy, enjoy much pros
pect 81 %succsss1
Wner randiustment from The peaks
forced hy war aud hy attendant NV
lux ana other coats has been h be-
eNorahle cUNrse thrust upon industry
in general by economic nndi,iohs ~
universal dcflution where ulure has
been stubborn Resistance, the result
has been % loss or diversion of ont
put n waRe SCALES that followed
the cost of living NJ would not rea-
annnhly follow u down, such stag
un.lon proved the sure consequence
% be- not without Significance That
Industries in which unions have been
thus most recalcitrunt-as An ratl-
reading coal building. clothing etc.
have been the ones at which pub
DE- complain, has lately grown sharp
rst IN criticism Of costs. as expressed
IN rates or in prices.
Now the coai operators who have
been complaining IN Washington ~
he high freight rates forced upon
Thorn by the high labor costs ~ rail
reading. PROPOSE to revise mlncrs'
wage scales M Of April !. They ns-
Sign tina. us the chief element IN th'
high cost Of coal OF which Their" g.
go general compliant II has largely
iort Ms our coal trade in competition
with countries that have detlnto'
mine cosfs j.. o. "a barrier to frc"I
domestic USE - coHi-thnt effect he
ing accentunted ny weather and hy
Industrial dullne~.
Are the miners in mood "a recnp-
nize the economic driU ~ rhine-
Tint u hardly .ha United Mine
Morkers' philosophy - expressed DOB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Retail Sales Increased I42
Per Cent; Collections IS Per Cent
In December over November

DALLAS. Texas. Jan. at-Rotau
sales increased a. per cent ana coll
lections IS per cent In December over
November, 22 department stores in
the eleventh federal reserve district
reported. according To the monthly
statement OF business conditions In
she district made public today by the
federal reserve bank in Dallas While
part OF the Increase was uscribcd to
the lull in November 10 was taken to
indicate the public was responsive TO
well advertised Gales Of holiday goods
and winter comforts, although there
was curtailment due to continued
depressed conditions IN agricultural
and livestock Industries.
Following the turn ~ the year.
however. there has be IN "a notable
picking up in both wholesale and re-
tail lines, ana u The present move
.ent continues. most branches Of
trade VIII show amuch larger volume
of business Tor The month OF January.
1899. than was hooked FOR the eur-
responding month last year" The re
Wow says.
building OPERATIONS.
Building operations tel heeow the
November figures. hui was n per
cent above the December. 1890. fig
ure. January promised TO see in-
creased building activities
Declining discount rates and %
further retirement Of bank loans and
federal reserve note circulation were
among the December Developments
which reminded the district that II
was still experiencing O period OF sub
siding trade activity the review as
serted. throughout the year there
vas a steady falling off in member
banks demand for currency and
from a total Of $50. OOO, 900 on Doccm-
Der 81. 1920. our outstanding fedora
reserve note circulation decreased q,
only t3b. 600, 0O0 on Dec. 81. 1921
During the anne period member
bsniSs reduced their Indebtedness L,
the Federal Reserve Bank OF DALAI
from sSS. 600. 600 10 $50. 900. 600. an,
az the close Of the year we were abi'
to retire In fun all r-ediscounts viii
other federal reserve banks, which al
the close Of 1890 amounted Z o $40.
| 900, 600.
These figures. the statement con.
tinues. though indicative of a slow
er pace In production and distribution
testify to the remarkable progress ac
complished By the member bank
during the past twelve months la The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Yeast Best With Iron

Ironized Yeast is pleasan, to take spd
viii not cause gas % in any way affect
the stomach as il contains o specially
cultured yeast which is greHn under the
siriciesi supervision for medis,rAl pur-
poses. TheTceson Il brings such splendid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
TRIM DELAY IN
MAKING LOANS TO
: LIVESTOCK MEN
Important Conference
Here Tomorrow With
Reserve Bank Officials


Trim down the dtHhy ~ me secuf-
ing OF government iohhs LOT = laiih-
"ra ana livestock men lhis IL IN"
aim OF the New Mexico Loan Akehcy
ana OF inc ldVstock u
Loan company OF NJ" MeNl'v
IL Is Tor a discussion OF this iho,l"
that Two federal reserve pahk repi.-
hentattNes OF IcNas VIII meet WIN
members OF the executive ootoihlt-
tee OF the loan agency IN the agency =
office In the \. IT, Arinl)o puli"lns
tomprrow.
~ REPRESENTATIVE are " =, RANT
sey, governor OF the federal reserve
bank at DALLAS ana W. u. Weis.
manaKer OF the federal reserve pank
az Fl Paso. y y. ferndon OF tne
loan agency called me meeting OF
h agency nHer AT. hanl-
sey and Mr.. Weiss wrote mere mat
they wished 10 meet win the com
Inlttee.
Many members OF the loan
are 10 be in AIbuqherqle tomorrow
also ana IN order that they may De
given a chance TO meet me Texas
bankers, the state Nhtionnl banh ~
10 give a dinner for them elmer To-
morrow noon or evening.
Mr.. Herndon today branded az ef-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

matter Of strengthening their roe
serve position, mobllizinE their lend
iuE power and building up general
iN e state OF preparedness against
the coming-when IL does comes Of
an era Of legitimate expansion aud
FORMAL prosperity
Rains In Panhandle.
Preparation OF the soil for the new
cotton crop made good progress IN
December. and farmers are hopeful
oi getting seeding under way earlier
Than Mildueas OF the winter
up TO The time the statement was pre-
pared gave rise to fears OF serious
INVASION by boil weevils again.
Beneficial rains were experienced
on the cattle rnnges In the Texas pam
handle, southern Texas and eastern
New Mexico early Ia January. Range
conditions lea Arizona 1huNed inn
uroYemeni IiVcstock was reported
wintering wen. shipment OF stock
90 the Fort Worth market were
greatly restricted In december By
conditions growlng oUt of "a strike Of
packing house employees. The De-
cember cattle receipts at those yards
were the smallest recorded in that
month since the yards opened. Ex-
tr%aordinary large shipments OF calves
ana sheep were taken care Of by the
packers despite the strike the re-
view said.
tn" month Of December marked
the high point FOR the eleventh dis
trict In failures. which number 1877,
compared with lA5 In November.
Liabilities were Sf.3O7. 1854. compared
with Sa,ASa.so3 in November.
There was "a large Increase in OH
production In the district. total for
December being lSfig.7GO barrels.
compared with 1851 $50 barrels In
November.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

-TRONIZED YEAST Ia Sod al all Drug Stores on oD guarantee
lpieie saiisfaction from the frat package or yonr money refunded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Watch The Resultsl

Pimples, blnckhcads. boils. etc.
begin 10 disappear almost while you
wait You will feel an almost im-
me,..4te increase in your ability 10
tackle hard work. And a. for putting
new, firm flesh on your bones thin folks
report gaining five pounds and more on
the first package Of Ironiked YEAST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

tho extreme Orient via Constan-
unopie. Bagdad, bombay, Calcutta,
Hanoi Shanghai To- Nokahama The
passengers would save money ana do
tho Journey In on,-eighth the time.
Twenty Year Ahead.
% fursee, say iu 90 ycurs. 20 giant
Wouuulane 10 travel between Paris
aud New Yosk in which the plane
Will hc Of metal aud the cabins FOR
the passengers Will be- built inside
this plane. The machine viii have
1000 horsepower aud weigh 80 tons
In addition to the crew Of ~ men IL
will be able GO carry 100 passengers
with light baggage.
with "A commoroinl speed Of t5O
miles per hour. &c would make the
trim IN a hours.
Tn the meantime we are cutting
down in the weigh Of airplnncs. In
'reasing the pow-r of our engines
and cutting down thc consumption of
petrol.
Eventually n may he possible Ia
build "a mhchin. capable Of going at
the rate Of about 200 miles an hour.
This means THAI starting from Paris
ANA travelling ON the parallel Of lui-
tude ON which Paris is situated. such
90 machine could Doe q single figh0
eu clear around the world ln 22 Q,
- hours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Legal Steps Taken
To Open Fruit Ave

A. a RAJ Of opening Fruit avenue
west from Keleher venue. the city
Of Albuquerque filed suit In the die
trict court This morning, asking that
Tho property Of the First National
bank A. Sandoval. Sarah r. Eli
worth. r. Van pamm". r. Ross Cobb.
C. T.. Morgan. u T. r. MaEtnnyO
which viii Dee required for opening
the street be condemned. and thnt
a commission Of three unintereHt"d
parties he appointed by the court to
place a valuation on the properly.
This commission viii also fix the
amount OF damage to property ad-
joining the strip needed for tho
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Striking Packers
Arrested for Attacks
On Other Workers

OMAHA Neb.. Jan. 3i.-Four or
I'VE alleged striking packing Dlanf
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Boy Kills Playmate
While Playing Band;t

Thomas Barta, eleven ve.r. ,,s !.
WINFIELD. L. l.. was shot and ti,,aa @ "
fsrday afternoon. by his ,plavfalIaw
seward Ruth, Of the same ses yvh hos.
nome Is In North Flake Avenue. Wiz Wiz
neid. 4 revolver with which the hovs
discharged. s'ae"saiiy
me father of young Ruth has r4a,
estate business In Winfield. Roth hovs
we're playing in the office. and Ruih
Ioand loaded revolver in the drnwsr
OF desk He is said by the police to 70
havs oeen trying to adjust the safety
sassh. when 1t exploded Barta was
shot through the heart. "a'
a technical charge OF hor,e,aa ,,..,
made against the Ruth how, hnt !, VII, Mi
pe dismissed, the police say. inyest,va.
dental. "0os'hs acca'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 1s.---Army order.
Issued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Bids on Pneumatic
Mail Tubes i'm N. Y.
To Be I'm August 81
Postmaster General Adver-
tises for Proposals ON
Contract for Ten Years
Dating From October j
Fro,n nae Trterne.s washtnoton Rurenu

From The TribSae's Washington Rureuu
WASHINGTON, July 18.--Proposals
for contract for pneumatic tubes or
service Of a similar device, connecting
the postoffices of New York City and
Brooklyn for period up to ten years,
beginning about October 1, were sought
to-day by the Postoffice Department.
Advertisements for bids, which must
be in the Office Of Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Billamy by p. m.
on August 81, were published to-day in
newspapers of Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia, Chicago and St. Louis. The
Postmaster General reserves the right
to terminate the contract at any time.
The tube system will run 27.11 miles,
connecting twenty-four postoffices in
New York City and one in Brooklyn.
An appropriation Of $513,9115o is
provided in the postoffice appropriation
act Of 1923 for pneumatic tube service
at New York for the present fiscal year.
The law places limit OF cost on the
system of $16,500 a mile of double line
"a euSo", "ieh q pTOVlSO ln3t the Inter-
state Commerce Commission may in
crease this, rate to S19,5OO a mile on
appeal by either party to the contract.
This will mark the establishment
OF the pneumatic tube system in New
York after four years of abandon
ment,". Postmaster General Work said
Until June 80, 1918, when Congress
oecided to discontinue the tube service
in the transportation of mail. the de-
vice was operated in five cities-New
York. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago
and st. Louis. Its abandonment came
about after an annual fight in Congress
lasting several years, in which numer-
Gus Investigations and reports were
made as to the utility and economy of
the pneumatic tube system. Year after
year. however, the appropriation was
continued pending the result of inves-
legations then being conducted and
upon which Congress wished to base
its Judgment"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS cARns
Diamonds, Jswelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash,
Advice srss. Bennett. a1a n'wsy. "a asss.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

SAN FRANCISCO--Lazare Klein Co.; l..
Elm, wash goods 72 Leonard at.
ST. JOSEPH-Leader Dept. Store; Miss
NJ. Pepperill. dresses, coats. suits; Nc
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Navy Orders
From The Trisuns;s washsmo.on sureo.

N'on The Tri5unsis Washington Bureau
i,.,,.a m,,.AasIhiNGToN. n july 1s-Navy orders
.Aueo to-day follow:
Sexton, Capt. W. r.. to wasbinptop
pesSo,s. Com w. F.. TO Atlantic heet
cooi Sen. +. NJ, to u. s. s. Tennessee.
B. Doc; sLt. II. Com, NJ. to Chelsea
Essr II A, to U. S. S. California.
E.se,,, E.e, 1t, X, to u. s. S. Cuyaga.
Harrss,. LI. \: e, 20 U. s. Jason
Tenp Tp1Evns, E,.s,,. II J F.. to U. s. S. Kittery.
snsraehan. ~ 1t q. Is w r. res,rned.
flnriss'e eIun. n. Ems: L. G., to U. s. S. R-2o
Sshsssy., Shsy, Ems Z; D.. to Pacific fleet
coward. 1t. r. n to Camhr,dge
SS.s, Seus, Ems J. E., to u. s. S. Affair.
csrans.En con. Ems S. R. to Navy Department.
aiddssa.a Gn: IN Gun. J. K. to Pacific feet
Esssnaoon- Ch; Gun. 3. p, TO Camden
SssnnsH, Mach. A. NJ, to U. s. s. Sirius
EsiiS,voss. Mach: A. b. to Norfolk
''aef' Ap elk. "A. H. to Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
CITATIONS

NeTMA4EE' srAAE OF ISiiisi Rev YORK. 81 THE GRACE
no OF ENNA Sop WARREN Estsi lt NoTMaN EkIz1aErH
fcH sIGIsMuND Won CRAMM5 EDITH NOT not
Man. Man. ARTHnR NoyMAN. WINiFRSEIp Not, {
MAM, PKlNc1E c15srSHNh KATHAR1NHi NRicIHnps6R H4WA6R
Try ASSURANCE CORPORATION. .AMERI-
CAN SURETY coMrAN,Y, and TO al perrso'r7s per ms
or or otherwise. In the estate Of JOHN NOT.
MAN, deceased. who. at the time Of his death
resided in the eoroush Of NM Yarh hN Il ho
- Upon ipa the petition Of EDITH NoT,MAsN.
BOROUGH Bno s''of of Manhattan. City Of New. York
and George Notman, who resides at, No. lso
.Ioralsmon Street N the Borough OF Brook
You and each OF you are hereby cited I. te
show cause before the Surrogatss' Court OF
s Ms X Hes se COUNTY h ess eW as York Ha aa e St
day Of September 1929; at hall past ten
osoes in M @ 9t ths day way ,hs
OF the Last Will and Testament OF Charles
p. hoffman, q DECEASED Executor Of and
7, ss S.ss..a Hnss hs ana last o W sna Mn TsyIs
Of Of Charles r. Notmsn and Grant NORMAN.
t,ne the Last WIN and Testament Of said de.
ceased. AMI - administrator with she WIZ
Annexed ana substituted trustee under tne
Last Wnl ana Testament of said deceased.
shesd not b 5Saciay sssilsd wa have
caused the Seal OF the surrogates' Court Of
the said County Of New York to be hereunto
WITNESS. HON. JOHN P. coHALAN, a
Surrogate OF our said County. at
the County Of New York. tho 10th
fSEAL1 day OF June, In the year of our
Lord ono thousand nine hundred
MARTIN G. MccuT.
Clerk Of the Eurrcgates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

cHAMRERMA1D-W WAITRESS; excellent:
adult family; $50 Wettierss Agency 20 /
w. 43d.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK-The National Nassau Bank
of New York. plaintiff, against Marguerite
A. Lebaudy, defendant nt-Summons.-Pla
tin designates New York County as the
place Of trial
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action. and to serve a
copy Of your answer, or. IL the complaint
Is not served with this summons to serve
a notice of appearance, on the plaintiff $
attorneys within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive OF tho
day of service. In case of your failure to
appear or answer, judgment Will be taken
arainst you by default for the relief de-
nlanded In the complaint.
Dated June 10, 1922
BREED, ABBOTT & MORGAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Office and Post ONCE address, 80 Liberty Street.
Borough of Manhattan, New York, N. Y.
To Marguerite A Lebaudy, defendant:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order Of
Philip J. McCook, Justice, dated July T.,
1922, and filed with the complaint. in the
ONCE of the Clerk of the County of New
York, City of New York; Plaintiff has at
tached real property Of defendant located
at 423 Hillside Avenue, Jamaica. Queens
County, New York.
Dated New York, n. Y. July 10, 1929.
BREED. ABBOTT & MORGAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office address. 80 Liberty Street.
Borough Of Manhattan, New York. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Army Orders

From The Tribume's Washington Bureau
wASHTNGTONs July ls.--Army orders
ssasd to-day follow:
Infantry
Ashburn, Mai, J.. c., to Washington.
ewitzer Col ]. s.. to Brattleboro.
Woodin, 1t D. H, to Camp Lewis
Van Pelt. Capt. D. B.. to Camp Dix
9regg. Ii. Col. L. l.. to Dublin.
Penn Col; J. A. to Governors Island.
Vernon, Capt P. NJ; Kirk, Capt. A. F.:
Kennedy. Capt. A. j.
Field Artillery
Euflow, 1t. Col. J. w. to Fort Sill.
STABLES. Capt r. r: Wade, Capt. 4. B.
~ Psris-Gordan, Capt r. A; Sargent.
~ Fort snellng-Ch4ddock, Capt r. c.;
SiMT,,, SSadaT,, 1t. G. Ri Ehinger. 1t. r. W;
HoWllisms, 1t. J. H: Gruenther, 1t.
Quartermaster Corps
Huse, 1t s. W, to Philadelphia.
smess ee2t CAPT W IT. to 10 P0s csmp sheFdan Hea bird
ssS esP' coP NJ G. B. to 'G hRhlsdsIRaia
seTeT ssTnp 3. afolals9ir65-Rariow:. df MAJ e 2
D&iiey, 1t. r.; Jewell, Lit D.
Finance Department
ron,h1C rnsSn Capt 2. W. to Columbus Barracks.
r!son.
Stone. It. C. E. to Fort Moultrie.
Air Service
Sss!lsy. 1t. J. P, to Belleville.
HopSins' Capt. H. V. TO Scott Field.
Miscellaneous
0SM. Capt. F. T.. Eng. to Camp
ossnn. Maj. w. K, c. A. to Fort winfield
I1nsng. 1t. Col. r. c.. Med. c.. to Walter
Fusdy, 4,ss,. Chaplain c. O.. U. S. A.. to Self
Fsasrss, arss,, Maj. e. H. 81. s. A. to Los
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

COOK. ehambermaid iaundress; together,
separate. best references. shaughnessy's
Bureau. $50 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CIfAMBERMA1D-wAI young, exos,-
lent. Miss Halls Bureau. II West 4Afh.
Vanderbilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Fire Record

s3,I0-sa7 ~, LOSS
ssaA nmnoVn ..,............. Unknown
Avenue D; Abe Horowitz.
S:sA-,s. Unknown
l:ea...., Unknown
asAx-Is, Unknown
'--ts' East issth st.; James Betz
IN Unknown
'--5ls2 a DAILY av.. Bronx. Jacob
East 1924 ST.; motor cycle
Inn m garage; g. Socquett Unknown
I'm I'm 81. and Amsterdam av;
s.ssE Eutos Frank J. Walsh. .Trifing
iss e. 57th St; Samuel Ascaain.
g.es--s1, Trihsng
~ e. 15sth ST.. the Bronx, rub
SEA pasn ST. AIMS Church. .Trifing
washington Square North;
fsa sanaynor Dunn. .....I Iyuknown
W 1eth ST.: Klausick For
t1f-.esna Unknown
,,s, ,ye Arthur av., the Bronx:
1lsx ss sssaHnown. Unknown
s O. Houston St: Jacob Miller.
Trinins
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

SELMA. Ala.--Centrai Alabama p. G..
Co. B. Beveridge, hats and caps: care
Cassen q Tannenbaum 4 Leonard st.
SHREVEPORT. La.--Dreyfuss d. G. Co ;
Sam Dreyfuss, notions. dry goods, mer-
chandise manager: Miss r. Nossek, ready
to wear; care McGreevy, Werring &
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
nINoNIs LOST FUUNU MD RBWAR


NOTICE IL hereby given TO show cause
Why duplicate or new certificates should
not be snned I'm lieu cf the following Pa
sne OFT Company Capital stoel carslsoates
which have been lost. gtolen or dsssroyed.
Nc. 1871 for 80 shares, in name Of Frank
No 1858 for 50 shares. in nams of frank
No. 1877 for rs shares. In name Of Ed
ward l.. Macauiny
No. 1882 for 5b shares, In name OF Sd
ward l.. Macauiay
Nc, soaaf for Is shares. in namo OF Julia
No. 1851 for 100 shares. In MANS of MIS-
NJ. stsss for a5 sharss. in name OF Nils
r., lielgeesn.
Ne. $2s7s for 100 shares. in name Of
Emma II. Copphge
No. sse7e for 100 shares, In rama OF
Emma ~ Coppaes
No. aes7s Tor 20 shhres. In naine OF
Emma Fl. Ceppage.
CFiTBB & SON
South William Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

anre NJ an order of Honorable John p.
c,ohalan, a Surrogate of the County Of
New York, notice is hereby giyen, g,.is to al
persons having claims against MarJorIe l..
deceased, Ceased to present the same, with vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber at MS ssd place C
parsons. Closson & McIlvaine. No. b2 Will
liam Street, in the Borough of Manhattan.
in the City OF New York. n. ~. on or be
fore the 18th day Of January next.
Dated New York, the 18th day Of July,
1929.
Joseph HARVEY LADEW. Executor.
PARSONS, CLOSSON & MILVAlNE. AT
torneys for Executor. Office and Post
office Address, So William Street, New
York, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

pE1AFIELD, MARY COLEMAN: IN
pursuance OF ar order of Honorable John
P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of
New York, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all persons having claims against MARY
COLEMAN DELAFIELD, late of tho
County Of New York. deceased. to present
the same, with vouchers thereof. to the
subscribers, at their place of transacting
business, at the Offices Of Delafield. Thorne
& Burleigh, their attorneys, at NO. 27
Cedar Street, In the Borough Of Manhattan.
in the CITY of New York, State Of New
York, on or before the 22d day of Jan
Dated, New York City, the 18th day
of July. 1922.
EDWARD C. DELAFIELD. 5
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

LOST Black wallet. containing about 500
and three checks ana telegraph collect
card made out 20 w. Il. Roberts. Jr.. lost
between Polo Grounds ana 18TH street and
Broadway. Reward Columbus $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Cooks

COOK -LAUNDREss excellent; s7o-s7s.
Wettier's Agency, 20 W 43d Longacrs
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

800 REWARD. Lont, Asras German police
dog. Diown anu black. between 5sth and
42d sts. ana Madison sve. Communicate
with G. Hneeneyer. ESQ Madison ave Van
derbiIt 1927.