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Fasrehiid Service

AsRoH. omo,-M. o'Ncn & ce:; ]. N.
yss.sss:t basement. fn:tiinery, ST W. seth
aKRoN ohlo-M. o'Noin & Co; II. b.
x.5rsT (hasemeutN. curteins, floor cover
.nss: care 81 Went 2sth st.
AIBANY. \. Y.-~rhe 1ie shop; L.
,,,.,-oe mems furnishings; Martinique.
SIRANX. y. Wv. ~ Whitney &C.;
palmer. floor coverings, drnpery.
--hnlg,eT,. care Fellows Buying Co, 1i6s
WSSSgf'rxrowN. pa-Bcn Guyer Corp. /;
" v HoIsenbRc4s. vsouen's ready-to -vvear,
eeatr and suits, fura fur coats; MART
niqJe tii .r.<rovN. pa.-Nathau & schat-
,.rsfrin: Abe Nathan, boys and mems
e.ethine renansSylySsnis. % >sa.ha .,,n.
a-en,s ana ,m(ants' wear. boys clothing.
ri neediewerE, Pennsylvania
ALTOONA, Pa.--Boya -6le1i9. 80; X
"a = B@chtel. dr. eoods; Martinique.
ALTOONA. Pa ---Wfn. r. Saoie CO. H.
y I.cona7,i carpets. rugs; gao Madison 'V.
ATLANTA, f,a.--BlaEucr's. j. a heSs-
s.. f-1es~a. Alfred l'anu 16 ". $50 St.
tvi.iNTA. Gs.-Kee}y Co; II y. Craft,
Mn-1ao X Nnrenx lt70 B'way.
fiTSTA, Gal. Goldberg & Sons;
Goldberg. representing. womcn's ready
.. wear IS " 32d s.
BAI.T{ MORE
lsoldeabs7g Bros; J. Wo!f sults furs;
NcAlpiu -, ,,....s..,
J.. ude0thSl & So''i AT. = tu~e"
;b., tej.orea tri~r r,n,ugs Mart.nique.
rser,. .ha,,aer's. !. Bcrk, jobs dresses,
c.ps. SUITS merchandise manager y
s1ioiuou 1881 B'way.
stewart i Go, Hise t7TeaFe1' h0 0NA04.A :,
b,I-tous, X Il Read. carpets, rugs g
nua. sJss s Goodman, dressss' Miss :,.'
Rose stem, ch!Gre1'g and jul' ors' rcaos
- wear. Gaer g IA,erthai. lloe R,Tay. ,'....
1oei C,u,inaa Co Miss 4. A Wallace,
,eody TO wcar. suits; 1l5 " Goth g.
e. Werner, hardware; Ncfdpiu
NcDovo eli * Co. !. II. L!sar. iioor coy
bSager's: u. y. Morris. boys c!othns,
Ioys' fu-aisbiurs. McAipin
f,isen ber<s: ST. Elias, jobs boys ruffers
boys tweed suits. =. 4. Lewis. 81 ". 2st.l.
covorinys: Martinique.
iD'. !. !. Irainos Co: c. IT. Mara,on. u i.
Bocsclc. T. Han Brehene floor coverings,
furniture, draDery, upholstery; Mar
B-ager's: !. y. Braser, cotton piece
Koods. slAa sattlis, Ye,vets. blankets. com
forters. bedding. cotton piece GooGs, laces,
enlbroide-ies, floor coverings. trimmings,
b-aids. woolen piece goods; Martinique.
Kelsrt's Spocia3ty shop; Miss l.. Lar
r.aa. woI-le1's ready 10 Woa-, skirts waists; &;
american wholesale Corporation: II. &.
Sasssrsu;ith. remnants; John Hines, ha--
1.osa. zoos coverings. drapery. curtains; t54
o'Te.u d Co; Miss G. oBrien. under
v-csr. corse,s brassiercs, house dresses.
aprons Wrapper; Miss /. Telpe. waist s,
sssatere; Gre Charles =. Cook, &c
Hoci.soh.ld-Koan Co: s. jacobson. roo-
coverings. orapery. upholstery. cottons,
l.ankets corfor;era. boGdiag; cave Fred
Atkins go 5tN aN
IIutz.er Bror. j.. s. Eoebcr, stationery
care Klrhy. Bioc'. & fischcr. 3t2 4th ay.
Wagner WeyforJh d Schmidt; II. q.
schmid,, woc,cn piece goods: Grand
schultz Co. 4. =. Schultz, Coor
joel Gutnau Co.; Joel Gutmar. woolop
.-ad cotton piece goo6s, 0arnels domes;ics;
care Wcui & Hartman, lg5 ". 3lth st.
Hochschld. EoLu & Co.: Miss G. II. Tuld.
chndre.s wea-, care Fred Atkins, 220
yth A..
I,a4ca G Garner. C. S. Wolf. upholstery.
--aperies. peunsy lVaniA.
Bernheincr Bros; =. NJ. Solomon. MILL
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BRANIC'S EXPRESS !.
2i2 WEST ssth STkELg
AUCTION SALE

Dy VIRTUE or a CEATfBL MORT
gage made by Pietro oliya and joseph
Spatacinu as eo-partnera doing blsineBs az
Playe Shoe Co. TO Sarah DIVA, dated
Oct 25. 1921. and filed In the offiee Of the
Register OF the City Of New York On the
18th day OF October. 1921 and which said
Chattei Mortgage covered % rnachines paris,
ctc.. blower. hangers. pulteys. Office turnl-
ture, safe. lasts. Jacks. &c. afa said chattei
Mortgage vas signed 70 y'iet-o Eellaf.cre on
the 22nd Day Of Mafcn, 1899;
! VIII sch al Public Aaetion on Thues,.ay.
April 6. 1922, AT 5:3o y. NJ. at 4og Esst
cfst Street. Eew YORK City, all oa the sata
goods as mentioned in said Chattel Mort
gage.
rEos. T. BuRcHILL.
Auetsoaeey
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CliumberInaids

and WAITRESS. .-olT.S
Irish girls. s.ater., city or cou.;tr3.:
hi.I.iy .eco7nlrended t. Misa T-ofna ycrs
Agene.,. % East 4$d at, tis.rd t.oo-. Teie-
.t;lone S941 Murray IT'LL.
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COOK. YER; sapahls and wil,ingi, ei;x or
Bureau. II W. 44ta. Vanderbilt g340.
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STORAGE NOTICES
r. Warehouseman's Sale Of Goods
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TNE Pro
Vision Of Law, there being due and unpaid
charges for which the. undersigned.
Branlc's Express, Is entitled 70 a lien az
warehouseman OK the goods hereinafter
described and due notice having hoen given
TO all parties known to claim an Interest
therein, and the time specified in such
notice for payments for such charges
having ex xp.red. there will be sold at public
auction at Galsky's and Gaby's Auction
Rooms, 80 University Place New York
CITY. or. THURSDAY. APRfL 23th, 1929. at
10 3o y. NJ, and on FRlDAY, APRlf, slst
1872 beginning at 1890 A. NJ, and con-
tinuina until all the goods arr sold. TO viz.
Sewing machine, iot~of powder FOR cleaning
shoes and gloves. trunks, boxes, barrels
suitcases. contents consisting of clothing
linen. books, papers. stationery pictures.
brio -;,-brac. droperes ard materials and
other personal effects, merchandse, etc.
held for the accounts OF Glowing
parties concerned ls. n. POLLOCK, RI
DOLrH WORTH JULIAN GhFrtrH.
Az being nov stored 81 Inc said iiranic's
Exprcrs Storage " arehouse, and a to be
more specifically announced and described
q, time or sale sale. The goods win be on
exhibition at the time anf place of sale.
BRANIC'S EXPRESS
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Day Workers
General Houseworkers, Etc.

GENERAL RoUsEW EWORKER-snali aGui'
family $50; country. Wettier's Agency
20 ". s5d Vt.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

COOK-Touna. good fnsnager: country pre-
ferred. Miss Fit2geraId's Bureau. 500 Gth
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

ne nTSt name 10 tnal OF Sne QoDtOr, t.ie
second that Of this creditor and date when
Judgment was flied:
March as, 1921 :.....::..... sfsss5
Grossman, Anna. and Giovanni
&uslieimetto-Peopio. ETC.. Dec.
ataf;phy Richard u.--M. i. ror.- ''''''
(o,.I,s ter; siay rso,l,a: 1913 ,,;,s tos;s
rows; June Is. 1921. ........ i0A.si
Motor Hauiage Co. Iuc.. snG
Burns Bros.-M. Meade; Marcl,
Butler. sheldon i,-W. r. Taylor
ct al, March q. i9is; ....:;.. 4ss63
We4ll"f. Frank. Mp. Clements;
snine~E. T. Gavin; N:oi~ &. isass ssa.sss
:. Jan. 16, 1890. :....,; .l,55s.$a
al: March 20, 1873 ........... l,sissu
Fernandez Ceiestino. Ceestino
ir Erniio ana Pedro Samuel
Adan Meexs. inc; March d.
Liberty Nat.ona, sanli--t,. $. ''0''1
Mortgage and Trust Co.; Aug.
ueintr. Milhor-A zaa; Feb. 81, '''''''
1922 .......,.......:... ...... ..,se.45
Gansev. Morris, and Fidelity emu
casualty Go. Of 4. Y.---peopie.
: Ya etc. .Ian Il, 1922. ;,..:.. 100000
Sei!sfoni Dtc s. 1921 ..... 5ae9s
Fidelity ana Casualty Go: Of n. i
Correct Sanitary Mfg. Co,
Inr, April 3. losg l4,101.te
Eosevesr. Thomas R.--Marion
Trading Corp; Jan. 23. 1899
vacated, 80. ..s...... l.524.s1
Aug. i. 1916. ............-. a.7so.so
g.; July 20, j5is Greversed1. |1 s.ias.so
Wolfe, Marion s.. and Clarence
Stmon--J. Il. BezzaGrt: Jan.
20. 1923 tvaeatedJ dJ............. 4e.6sa.60
Mernick. VIM, H.-W. s. wilson
corp. March g. 1888. .......,. ,,ass.5s
In Bronx County
Faskei. Meyer-.Dinernlan T. Sc
te.er, Inc; May s, ia21.,.... 4Ss7s7
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Markets i'm Other Cities

csies. sd Open. High. Low Last
15SoS :SoS in: G,aa; $. SEX ss ~ -
,6o9 Miss Pwr os So. COX ss.a 50
1000 New EnE { 5s SIS % S. ~
1903 Seneca Cpr $500 I50 100 10
i4eo0 Nrrn b. "iss.105-5 1861 1856 Ie6M
0eQe West Tel 5s.' 93% 932a 93& 50.
Chicago
S5 Am Ship B!dg. 95 81 s5 90
1909 armour pcd... oGl1 96ia e6N esi,
80 Booth FISH.
100 do p3d ...... SO 35 SJ "a
sa5 COM ,3 - iaai65S. 65a rs .as 1ssx sas
@$00 Cont Motors. - ~ ~
! 40 Deere I)fd..... = - Fl q
1900 Earl Motore. 8 ga 2E s
l0O GOdcEGuT go. 10 IS -S "a
1900 Hupp Motors. ~ 174s I3I II
SO SO i.iaey hiaayay ' Ii 1fd ~ s$ss - u.
rs i NtadiSs 6a utn III III s;is ~ III ~
100 Mitchell Mot. + s
$3.50 Montsy Ward. 1T;s 1Sss 1Tia Is
1873 Sat Leather. 1910 10M 10la ,03s
GOO P!cR d Co..... IS 2Shs 9e 2Ti4
1T75 Pig Wisgiy :. 40 al 90 A04a
25 Pub Service. 100 200 100 700
100 20 5as3 stem NGsSae: Wsfae4. j ssa 81. as@
475 Swift g Co. 1o4h l04M -ot3s 1o4ia
1o9o stand@cd Gas. s.. -, ~ e"
555 rhosnPson 49,. 4S,5 4$i5 az ssts
4si :? IL tstSs taro!y III. - ssss =; ,sss
.osS % waA5 "a r :: "ori's $ sssM .s g u
559 M.est Niittins. 51a 81 s't s&
3S4 sS yeis; Wfsjs ,ss?S 5s9 s3 rs 5SS iSs iSs
1855 yellow TaN?cab .s9a 70 1s:a 7sta
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIf
LOST. FOUND AND REV ARD

LOST-Twenty shares common stock Chi.
=. caKo, Milwaukee & ST. Pau Railway Co
Certificates El24t54. Eli9as2; name Jamos
a. Foster. Notify Gilbert. Era7s Co
Naushn, WIS.
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HELp WANTED
- --T------s -
obstruction

TAKE CARE or YOUR vUTuRE oun
Specialized 0usltess Course will maze you
4 .inaicial success Ciaascs ~ convenient
hours. fos'tiona giara ntced. Drakes Bus!-
Schools, Inc. New Work Tribune Bidr..
IA N,ssai ST. 3"ekinail .I2a; I3rooklyn.
bedford a.. a. lultoi. St Tel. Prospect 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

VIZ par ,iiehes. Prices for f:~t,...-.
planes, aHtiques b',c-a brac. boo,ts ar.
ttd. kingsley. IS University pi. StGyvesar:
ass7
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l)etrSit

100 Charcoal ...,. 1ss ~ - ~
800 do pfd....... 33n 3,r 81. S1k
100 Coiunbe Not. 4Yr "a ats ~
{, 100 Costl Motors. "a Is
Is Det Edieon. tos 1os 36s 1Ss
zoo Federal Trucl. 2LH IN SiA S.@
so Ferd .......,.33f S2l SCI Sa
eco Hold 81 L Sug g g. s.
so Motor wheel. 1lI IN ~ w
400. Pa ckard Motor IA ita US "a
e5 DO rsG.. V3 n r3,s '3 .e
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Bonds

S.3o9 r.Ty . legs.. s7.s 9s9s q -.
G6e0 30 -. .sVa.. 95is S,is 97ts S1-s
900 DC s.. 7S1f.. g. - 81 81
F7y1 90 ts. 1851. so ". - ~
900 Go SIS. .iGtf. s. 81 q 81
'top Gas 2'-s....,. $50. SS-. $SI 93tt
5000 j. I.........1UQ 100 100 700
5000 q s Con Us -5f. 1bi. 75L, 1874
oV9o Macon Ity vs. e3 S. IS So
eoeo g e y 5s....,. Soi9 Eals S5ts s5:s
200 "a Water ,s. S55l aGtf 95i4 $50
1000 Power - s....1Q1 -0g 1t7 10T
5ge0 90 6s........IoC 100 100 100
I0u0 Rich X uauv .s 9s1. att. 9ot. 96iI
I50Qo On 4s....... Tc: e%i, ~
5000 dc i-c ts.... 80. 80 80 81
-.'vV o5 .s........ e97s s@f .t7s se.s
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Boston Curb

E,d ass BID AS.
Arla E..tu.. ! e liza Rose Is 20
lriI S3ycy..-5 is lfa3cst!c. 10
3ra I}p1 op.- Mex Ne : -- 70
BlA Hawk... 3 { .SilCn. Moss
thief Con-. "a =. Mutual D 4 "a Fl
Cslayer8s sc 500 Monarch. 20 4
ystsl new. * Is MI T. 4 H.
Jenbigh go Nixor IL
!-age Is g.. 80 Sev Metals.
Iure"a I,"a Nfo.-o - silver Reet..
Gsdsden IS re r. \ Tx. - -
1-0t'a 1 $3.50 1ukou ..... T..
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CHANGE or NAME
CHANGE or yESsEL'S NAME.

United states cus;ona serviee.
Collection District No. 10. Por. Of Negs Icre
Notice Is hereby given that under .ta
Aot Of Feb. 80. $50. and IN pursuance os
authority granted BY the Coin,m,Nsioae: o.
Navigation, Oh the application OF dar-lsoi,
anc West Point Ferry Company tie nti..s
Of the steam eide wheeler GENERA
HANCOCK. burden 577 gross tone of,iciaS
nun ses ze7.s5s, has beeu changed i
GEORGE W. ALDgrpGw,
Collector. of Customa ,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
B Business ubles

1I:;,. ThTsad &c ce'-r4wsacHe' Thr'aa 49,,
s.upshy '"s sr,oa-l, w.i;traus ''''''
s.s;,st.s Ct 3; sd~4ri Il shs3;!a sssss s5s:sa
sa.ca co>--c y Mauit Lui.aber
ssI. Go ::::..:........,. 2Sv..i
.. sage Corporation .......... Gas.t
s1eh'"@d' Ti~ o,' 1s.@ iI@r;y ana JOSEPH -, ~
Sussk.nd. Harry J--f' Scnvcc Tt;4a
SeheaT John NJ n rripicr L. CO Ii670
Thnsr,aopaek ni.a Co-Madioon Square
Titan Power Ham,rtr Corp ~S'''
Van Wort Morean-W Z ;i::. rlena- -'''''
~ ING e.:.;...,... ........... 1G42G
", ool, saTaA---D kornfela costs.. 1885
WOLF. Barrett and National sure.
rx.ty Co--Peop!e. etc .......... S,000oo
HFiskicr' Iiarry-J schlenhoi;i... $3.50
In Bronx County
Black .s,a- Line. 1nc.--os. j. Maj:
Rsssa, .s a. George pA iss:ia '''si% si:: ::
Sgniund Gottesnan ana Rene
g. Lelinsn-N Tasa. I,s5..4G
Same,S lasn. ..:;....:...... o,i5i+5
Cherney, Charles M.---lssT WASH
inHton Avenue, rnc........ -s4Ta
Dunhaia Jacob-SchroeGer Bldg
and CoIst. Co., Inc. 2SGr2
Dukeshite Steel ard Forge Co
. lnc.-H. 4. Cries. ...........,. lao 40
MureHe Bakery and Restaurm.t
Co., Inc--Ct kitay. .......... G3-a
Greenberg. Phiiip-Rice e. nutc,l.
ins n: \. Co. ............... $3.50
Goddard. Sylvia--A. Golden ct p! s5,3
Iinsburs. Max.-E Getshung ct al eos,
Hat2, Sadie--N T. y. G ". r..
Co ..,....,......,.... .4aao
Miller. Murray---W. Eoft iosGS
Naborssy. Meyer-Brown, IoIng
&: Co.. inc. ................,.. s:s 90
Siutsky. Joeeph-N. Cuttner, .o8.o2
Sussnan. Frank. and Hugo
Schenke~-I4. l.. Straus. ....... i1oi
Schneck, Fraali j., and =. J.
Sc.ncck Es CO.. Di Donate. t5l."o
scheiner, IIsy1nan - L. .ewman
ct al. Observation-Disclosures. .o5A
Sundries Co. Irc--Rrown 8; B!se-
low. Inc. .....,.......e. soss0
warren. Genevieve E---N. I.alor 3iTe5
y. & f. Realty Co., Inc. Louis
fa"no, Harry NJ Friedman aaG
Samuel Setar-J Seidov ...... 643.t0
Lirln!ernlai., f.ouio--I. Altman. ,i.Si
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bonds

$500 Eicc &. Peo As. e6h Ge1a seR ee4
9006 Lehigh Val 6s~l0I " I0l. 1919 1o1s4
$500 Phila III Ist 6s. s6ia Sis ssh 9f1h
l5ep0 do Gs ...,...lOa i0I 101H Lo3
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Helm

COOKS. aoassworhsrs. maids, dsy yscxke-.
(cooradj; city OF countr.. Xemn.,
Agency, Audubon 1855.
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Satisfied judgments
In Net$ York County

The hrst name a that OF the aeD,or, tne
second that Of this creditor ana data when
Judgment Has FLED.
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Judgments Filed
In New York County

rle following judgments we're G!sa 5es-
terduv, TIE arst name being that OF the
debtor:
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l.ost Bankbooks

Lost g}ankaooi, 80, ssf.4s3 OF tho Union
son having claim 10 Il f. hereby Gated
upon 70 present the same within ten Gays
or submit 20 having said passbooA can
ceiloa and new one issued.
LosT--Bankbooi, No .7s,s$o os the Unio1,
Dime Savings Bank Is N ssing Any per
son having Claim TO 4 r. hereby cai,ca
upon TO present the sarne within te; days
or suh1ni to having se.d passooot; can
ceiied and a noN onA fssued.
LoSf-Barkboois No. SSe.6iN of the rin:o7s
Dime Savings Bank IS MISSING. A.4y pcr-
son having claim 60 - ia hereby catich
Upon 20 present the same within ten day.
or submit 70 ha"ins sAid passtook can
cciled ana "A new one issucd.
lost -BauRbook No. gss.3li q tho t,ioy,
Dirne SaVinga bank is iniasinR Any
person having claim 20 II is hereby called
upon 10 preacNt tho same within ten days
or submit to having .ald passbook cor
celied and new one issued
Lost Handbook No. I66.4o9. Union Square
SaTings Bauh 20 Union square. Ncv.
;urn to bank,
LIysr-Bankhooi; no. 624, 00i az Greenwich,
Savings HAnh. 24s 9Th ave. X Y Cisy
payment stopped. Please return to bank
LosT-nankbook No. 17.ssi OF thc /. s.
Savings Bank OF \. J. Payment stopped
fleasc return book to bank
Savings Bank Of y. y Payment r.opncd
Please return book to banli
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
INFORMATION WANTED

,OBERl' Lei. vino worried u; Cone lsiar6,
summer l92o. call Curtin. Bowling Green
100, IMMEDIATELY. Ni.al Importance to
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, JeweIry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS Bought and sold fcs cas,,,
Aavifo free. Bennett. t75 Bway. "a noor.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Bonds
Cleveland

$4,000 Chi C&Corn IS so SO SO SO
5000 Chi r,ys sr = 5s 40 A9 40 49
2000 Crnw Ed! Ist IS 9SH 95st 9ss 9tfs
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

iissss. & r 5s....l01@ I0i :. 1919 to- Z,
''F' An Tsi N.... 9eta aos4 9o.5 sea
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Pittsburgh's British Cow.

One of the favorite devices of
British artists TO attract attention to
their works at the Royal Academy
shows in recent years has been to
exhibit puzzle picture" usually a
social scene, the meaning of which
is not clear. but which commonly
suggests an embarrassing situation.
Now, perhaps, without intending so
to do, an English artist has contrib
uted to the international exhibition
at Pittsburgh a cattle picture with
out trace Of outre implication, but
which has proved to be the puzzle
picture' of the show.
The puzzle is: Are English cows
left sided?
The canvas shows woman seated
on the left side of COW milking It.:
and, because OF the fact that Ameri-
can cows are always milked from the
right side. all Pittsburghers who un.
derstand cows and have been to the
exhibition in the Carnegie Institute
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
BROWN PRESIDENT RECEIVES.
DIR. Faunce Entertnins Alumni and
Others Attending Comm en- cement.

Dr. Faunce Entertnfns Alumni and ~
Others Attending Commencement. =
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HnaALp- /. !;
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. June 21.-Dr. Will-.f-
lam H. p. Faunce. president Of BrownHS '
University. and Mrs. Faunce gave a TO-
ception in Sayles Memorial Hall tonight, "a
for the alumni and distinguished suestssin
hero for commencement to-day. Five.
hundred or more attended the reception
Open house was kept at the Hope Club
for visiting alumni and the faculty or
Brown. -.
Those who were asked to receive were i, I.
Mrs. Frank A. Sayles, Mrs. John o. Ames., :
Mrs. Robert H. /. Goddard. Mrs. Frank s.
Z. Richmond, Mrs. Richard s. Aldrichs
and Mrs. Houghton p. Metcalf. -
Those who poured tea were Mrs. Will,
lam g. Rocker. Mrs. Ernest T. Metcalf. e.
Mrs. A. Livingston Kelly, Mrs. Charles M
B. Mackinney and Mrs. Charles F. Peckya
ham. -
Sir Auckland Geddes. British Ambas-,t
sador to the United States, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm G. Chace. .ro-
Baron Sergius Alexander Korff is tho =.
commencement guest of Mr.. Theodore
Francis Green. IA
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
6z5 TO SAIL TO-DAY
ABOARD THE SCYTHLA

DR.. Henry N. MacCracken. president
Of vassar College. will be among the
passengers on board the Scythia of tha
Cunard Line when she sails to-day Tor
Queenstown and Liverpool. In all there
will be 675 passengers, with 800 going
first class.
Others going are c. w. Bowring. Jr.;
DR.. and Mrs Henry Dwight Chapin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon. Cunard. Mime.
Clara Novello Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
S. Fales, A. e. Gardiner of Booth & Co..
Alexander Hamilton. Mrs. James Heck
sher. Mrs. J.. A.. Hoyt. w. e. johnson.
the temperance advocate known as ''Pus-
syfoot": Sir Thomas and Lady Lewis, Ar
thur Mecker, Jr.. of Chicago; Vaughn
McGee Of the Vacuum OIL Company. Mrs
MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Roughton.
DR.. Charles A. Richmond OF Union Col
lege. Mrs. Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert H. Young.
Also Mrs. Dom Barber. the Misses
Louise, Betty and Elsie Barber. Prof.
w. A. Brown. George S. Chisholm. Johii
r Chisholm. the Rev. p. ]. Kavanagh,
Joseph Larocque, Jr.: the Rev. and Mrs.
George La J. Ross. Miss Eleanor Ridg-
way. the Rev. M. A. Fitzgerald. Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Macrea. Lady Edwip;,
Peek. Cortlandt Van Rensselaer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. LIE Barber
will sail Saturday for Europe to be
gone until October They are to be the
guests of Mr.. william John. Murray.
who is to be decorated by the King of
Italy,
The New York herald., 1922-06-22

this sphere, to condense II into a
single ray and to project that ray
on selected plane and to a predeter-
mined receiving apparatus has been
the object Of many experimenters. Mr..
MARcoNI has overcome, in meas
ure at least, the difficulties that have
baffled others, and to a degree has
succeeded in governing the radio
waves. The boldest Imagination
could scarcely conceive what the per-
fection Of this rulership OF radio
would mean to the world IN peace
and in war.
This does not mean that all wire
lines, or any wire line. in the air or
under the earth or beneath the
water, will be scrapped in the near
future or in the remote future. The
OK survives with the locomotive haul
ing freight across the continent. The
horse performs a thousand useful
functions alongside the automobile.
1t does mean that in another de-
partment Of physics man Is learning
to utilize the forces of nature to
better advantage day by day and
from this will come betterment Of
the lot Of all.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Summer.

Summer began when this morning
was only 81 minutes old. 1t will
continue officially, whether you like
1t or not. until September %.
Great things are to be expected OF
this summer. Whenever a spring
winds up in a mean. low way the
succeeding season Is looked to for
compensation.
The spring which has just been
buried in the tomb of Time misbe-
haved badly in its senescence. Per-
haps Mars, loafing too close to the
earth, had something to do with the
phenomena of gloom and Ill temper.
What but the weather could cause
a relapse In the recently repentant
Babe RUTH?
What but the darkness could have
caused the Mayor to call an Alder
man a damn fool?
What caused all the superhorses
to be beaten in the last two weeks: :
What made MOLLY say cutting things
about M'amselle LENGLEN? The
weather, surely.
Let humanity throw of the spell
of a misguided spring, clean the
spotted straw Of temper with the
lemon of benevolence and go in for
one Of those Perfect Summers.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22

They are vastly better on now with
the higher cost of living than they
were before the war with the lower
cost Of living. Nobody else ,s.
The particular unions threatening
to call strike simply are arrogating
to themselves the right and the power
to resist the deflation which every
great industry In the country has
undergone except transportation and
coal. They are defying the public
need of defiation from all war levels.
They are saying they alone of all the
workers and earners Of the country
will not do their share to lower the
public's cost Of living.
And this Is large contract for
them to take-this contract not
merely against all American busi-
ness but against the whole Ameri-
can public.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Summer Resort Fire Hazards.

The S3,000,000 fire at Arverne di-
rects attention to fire hazard found
in all communities that have grown
up, as Arverne did, on the founda :
tions of resort where residence
was originally temporary and sea-
sonaI but on account Of the growth
of population and change in habit
became permanent.
At their, beginnings these settle
ments attract persons who are salts
fed with small, lightly constructed
homes, some of them nothing more
than shacks, erected on small plots
Of ground. Homes are run up close
to one another, usually about wells.
Building regulations are not rigid
and are laxly enforced. These set
Elements are Topsy towns; they just
grow.
AS the communities increase the fire
hazard increases, and the dangers to
life and property which originally
were negligible should be taken into
account. But usually nothing Is done
to provide protection or to minimize
risk until disaster occurs. In fact,
If the authorities attempt to enforce
adequate building ordinances, which
must include removal of many struc-
lures, there Is popular dissatisfaction
because of property condemned and
the necessary increase in building
costs and taxes involved. So nobody
moves to reduce the fire hazard, and
eventually there comes the typical
disaster.
1t Is sad. but II is human nature,
and there are scores of settlements
where the Arverne fire is likely to be
duplicated.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Batwings Hard to Tie?
A Charge That Only One Man In
Twenty Knows the Trick.

To THE NEW York HERALD: Refer
ring to the editorial article "Retura OF
tho Batwing Tie." we feel that while
your intentions were good you did q
great injustice to the mems neckwear
trade In so far as the four N hand II
concerned.
Tho batwing tic has never been tho
popular tie because It has always been
impossible to market It at a popular
price. so that the great mass Of men
could wear It. The manufacture Of this
batwing tie Is such that It cannot be
offered at a price compensating VITA its
value. In the second place. there Is
not one man in twenty who knows how
to tie a batwing so that It will look
and set in a neat and decent manner.
We think you have done the four IN
hand a great injustice, especially when
we all know that It is not the batwing
but the four in hand that is the summer
tie. GEORGE X. McGEe.
NEW YORK, June 2i.