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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GARDENER, thoroughly up In all branches
vegetables. fruits, flowers, lawns, shrub
berries best references. n r., i52 y. 42d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GARDENER and greenhouse man. Ameri-
can. single, ~ years. thoroughly under
stands care OF stock, handy with tools and
machinery. wishes position country estate
can furnish best references. ii 260 Herald
Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GARDENER $3.50, single. English practical
with dairy and POULTRY also practical with
fruit trees. large or small will improve your
estate; 10 years experience. years at last
position; will do all repairs about grounds
and house; experienced gardener, farmer
square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

COUPLE. French Swiss, valet. chauffeur,
light chamberworlS and msiding; best ref
erences. Address l. "a Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GARDENER (singr) take care cows.
chickens. furnace references. Is Her
aid Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GARDENER head, from A to Il, desires posi-
tion private estate best references; single.
II 2S1 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GAIlDENER-Iixperie useful. vegota-
blcs, flowers thoroughly understands
horses, furnaces, &C.. single, sober refer
ences. l. ~ Herald. Herald square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

GARDENER, English, married, thoroughly
understands gardening, greenhouse, general
care of country estate In all branches; 10
years last place. Ward. 366 West 5Sth st.
Tel, 1881 Col.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
100000 Garage Planned
For ''Nillage" Corner

The Exide Battery Depots Inc, 101
West End Avenue, has awarded the
contract for the construction of a new
garage according to Browns Letters,
Inc, Construction reports. The build
ing will be erected on property recently
purcmhased on the southeast corner
Of Spring and Clark streets, and will
De Of freproof construction. William
Steele G. Sons Co, Philadelphia, have
been awarded the general contract
from plans prepared privately for the
owners and the estimated cost of the
work complete is placed at 100000
The United Fireproofng Company, s
West Fortieth Street. has been awarded
the contract for The construction of an
addition to the foundry Of the Wildman
Manufacturing Company at Norristown,
Pa. Lockwood. Greene & Co, 10l Park
Avenue, New York, are the architects
and engineers, and the construction of
the building will De 1ireproof through
out, costing when completed approx
nately 500, 900.
The Sloane Hospital for Women,
Fifty-ninth Street and Amsterdam
Avenue, has awarded the contract
for altering building at 5 to II
Amsterdam Avenue. The contract for
the work has been placed With Isaac
S. Rossell, l Madison Avenue, and the
plans and specifications for the changes
were prepared By Grow, Lewis & Wick,
of New Iorl. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Ien-Story Flat To
Be Erected Near
Riverside Drive
Plot OF l36th Street Next
TO Corner To Be Inn
proved Immediately With
Iail Apartment House

AS site for ten-story elevator
apartment building J. S. Maxwell sold
for the P. & R. Construction Company,
Philip Krulewitch, president, to the
Express Realty Company the vacant
plot. 100x100, on the south side of
136th Street, 100 feet east of Riverside
Drive
The Benenson Realty Company sold
to a client of Theodore s. Tenney 272
to PIG West 12sth Street. near Eighth
Avenue, three four-story flats, 626x
391I.
j. Edgar Leaycraft e. Co. sold for
David Eichler to M. g. N. Limondri the
fve-story fiat at 335 East Fifty-eighth
Street
G. Tuoti &: Co. sold for John R.
White to I. Lovalo the three-storv fat
at 532 East Eighty-sixth Street 2Ox1O0.
John H. Pierce sold for Mark Ash
225 West 135th Street, hve-story fiat,
25x100, to Bell hurry Johnson.
Mary Walsemann sold to Regina
Schwartz the hve-story fiat, 25x10O.11,
at SO East 105th Street, near Park
Avenue.
S. Fine sold for the Merit Realty
Corporation to Morris Klotz the five
story fiat, 20x100, at II East 10th
Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Mob Attacks Fugitive,
Fractaring His Skull
Infatuated Crowd Beats Man
Who Was Being Pursued
by Policeman

mob Of several hundred mon pur-
sued Peter Angelo, thirty-two, through
Minetta Lane, at II o'clock last night
overtaking him at Hancock Street,
whore Paurolman George Kane tried to
beat off his pursuers. Angeles skull
was fractured and there were score
Of wounds on his body He was taken
to st. Nincent's Hospital
Angelo and Patsy M&china. twenty
eight, both living at % Minctta Lane,
Guarreled in saloon at Minetta Lane
and Blocker Street, according to the
police. The two men, the police say,
went into the street to fight it out
Angelo, it is said, fired two shots at
Machina. and this Infatuated the
crowd. The shots went wild and Angelo
fed, with the crowd at his heels
Patrolman Kane Joined the chase
and fred two shots at the retreating
Angelo. The mob finished the Job
when Angelo surrendered at Hancock
Street. Police reserves from the Mer-
Ger Street station dispersed the crowd
finally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
500 Fines Imposed for
Failure to Do Jury Duty
Judge Mcintyre Also Urges Most
Drastic Speed Laws as
August Term Opens

Judge Mcintyre imposed fines of 500
each yesterday on men who failed to
present themselves for jury duty in his
part of General Sessions. Similar fines
were imposed by Judge Mott in the
same court last month
In his charge to the August regular
and additional grand juries, Judge Nc
Intyre called attention to the reckless
ness shown by automobile drivers and
the numerous fatal accidents resulting
IN this city. Reminding the grand
jurors that they, as we'll as witnesses.
court attendants and policemen, had to
cross Lafayette Street several times
day, he told them that at that moment
automobiles doubtless were passing the
court on that thoroughfare at more
than thirty miles an hour.
1T might be we'll" he said. of the
grand jury called the attention of the
Police Department to the constant and
frequent disregard of the speed laws
A suggestion from your body might
have wholesome effect and a sugges-
ton from you recomme nding more
severe penalties than now are imposed
would no doubt induce the Magistrate
to impose prison sentences more often.
The imposition of fines does not seem
tC stop reckless driving.
Frequently in this country the
drivers of motor vehicles apparently
are under the age of twenty one and it
would seem too that the examination
for chauffeur's license could be more
severe than it is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Renting in Commercial Section

The Charles F. Noyes Company
leased a floor in 96 Greene Street to
Economic Hardware Company; a floor
IN 15l Water Street for Edward
Arendt & Son to the Hartford Acct
dent & Indemnity Company, and a
floor in 50 Beekman Street for Fred
erick S. Hirschfeld to the Automatic
Aluminium Heel Company.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have
leased the parlor floor store at TAO
Madison Avenue. corner Sixty-fourth
Street, to Mrs. f. NJ. Hedlund, and the
parlor floor store at ga West Forty
eighth Street, to Mrs. Caldwell Taylor,
and for Cushman & Wakefield offices
in so West Forty second Street, to
Mrs. James A. Stillman.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
the ground floor store at TAI Fifth
Avenue for the New y ork Trust Com
pany to the Manhattan Doll Company
for q term Of years.
An entire floor. to be built on top OF
581-583 Fifth Avenue. fvc-story
building owned BY Colonel Austen
Colgate. adjoining the old Jay Gould
homestead, has been leased from the
plans to Walter Scott Shinn, photog-
rapher. The floor will be built at
cost of $4,000 by the Hunt-D Dodge
Company, and was leased for ten years
through the Brett & Goode Co. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Five Shots in Apartment
House Mystify Police
Shouts OF ''Murder." Follows
Pistol Reports, Ambulance
Called: No Victims Found

FIVE shots were heard at 10 o'clock
last night in the siX-story apartment
house at 223 West Twenty first Street.
Heads popped out of windows and ten
ants rushed out of their apartments
Some one in the street yelled "Mur-
deri"
In ten minutes there was commo-
ton in front OF the apartment house.
Detective John Connolly, of the West
Twentieth Street station. had arrived,
and with him had come Patrolmen
George Heidi and Thomas Walsh. An
ambulance from the New York Hos
pital arrived. Dr.. Waterman sprang
out. Everything was set to drag out
the bodies.
But the source of the five shots was
never learned. The policemen, with
the doctor trailing behind, tramped
through the corridors and went from
floor 10 floor. but no one could say
who fired the shots or just where they
came from. All tenants, however.
agreed that they had been fired.
One tenant said that he saw p man
and his wife leaving the apartment
hurriedly after the shots were heard
and believed that he heard the woman
remark that she had been shot in the
back. The police sent out a general
alarm to the hospitals to watch for a
woman or man who had been shot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Canadian Liquor
Smuggling Stopped,
Declares Shevlin
One Quart in $50 Autos
That Crossed Interna-
tional Line, He Says: ST.
lent on Raids in New York

Returning from an inspection tour
nm state, James S. Shevlin, supervising
director Of prohibition enforcement
declared yesterday that the reports
that large quantities of whisky were
being Struggled from Canada into New
York were grossly exaggerated. In the
vicinity of Buffalo, he said, $50 auto
mobiles from over the border were
stopped recently and examined, and
but one quart of whisky was con-
fscated.
Around Constable, Gansburg, Cha
.eaugay, st. Corrington. Malone. Og-
densburg and other communities close
10 the international line local officers
have virtually broken up the smuggling
trade in alcoholic drinks, Mr. Shevlin
said
Manhattan and Brooklyn. similar to
those which Commissioner Jacob A
Slonaker conducted in Newark last
Thursday night, Mr.. Shevlin said that
he was awaiting Developments.
Most Of the men in the Newark
raids said Mr.. Shevlin, were from
nv staff They are all back in New
York. have no immediate plans for
rsids here. but something is likely to
break at any time. I am enforcing the
prohibition laws without fear or
favor.
Thirteen complaints were sent to the
United States District Attorneys office
yesterday by Henry D. Mildeberger,
Assistant Federal Attorney. as the re-
suit of arrests made last Sunday from
Worth Street. Manhattan. up into Sulli-
van County. Four alleged violators of
the Volstead act were held by S. NJ
Hitchcock United States Commissioner,
in bail OF $500 each
They we're Lawrence Nonarillo and
Peter Rombrace, saloonkeepers of
White Plains; Mathew NJ. Ryan, Of
Monticello. and Frank Wallace, of
Lake Huntington. "A flying squad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Real Estate News
Flat Buying Is on
Increase i'm Bronx
Reports From Northern Bor.
ough Indicate Interest in Tene-
ments Is Again Active

me two slx-story apartment houses,
on plot 130x1oO, at the northeast cor
ner of Washington Avenue and 167th
Street, the Bronx, have been purchased
oy Meyer Isear from the Bullevein
Realty Company. Manning, King &
Carroll We're the brokers.
- harris Meltzer sold for the Gumberg-
Carpen Company 914 Jackson Avenue,
I'VE -stoy apartment, 5I.Sx88.
-. Richard D. Primer sold for Ernest
w eidhaas the threefamily dwelling at
1850 Washington Avenue, 5Ox95, to DR..
III. II: Krakow for occupancy
William Shafer and Herman Wolf
sold to H. Kopelovitz 775 Jennings
street, southwest corner Of Prospect
avenue, five-story apartment, 67x95.
LOUIS Sachs was the broker.
y, D.. Clarence Davies sold for Irving K
Taylor 1927 College Avenue. a three
family house 22x92.
John F. Prendergast sold dwellings
at 1856 Concord Avenue for the Bronx
Savings Bank to j. c. Green; at 428
East 135th Street to A. Mclaughlin;
a: 4b7 East 18th Street for J. Murray
to j. {. Green, and 466 East 134th
Street for G. Bagley to H. Quinn.
P"A eiiiehI mousse at IiAV LOrlng Place
Tor John Skurtz; also dwellings at 2781
Heath Avenue for the Heath Con-
structlon Company to James Graham;
at 1898 Shakespeare Avenue for How
ard Kelley to William Craven; at 2157
Walton Avenue for James Graham;
at SO Clinton Place for Caroline Leib
to John Kort. and at So Clinton Plcea
for Lucia c. X. Cady to Thomas Brady.
Harris Meltzer sold for the Gunberg-
Carpen Company GA Jackson Avenue,
flve-story apartment house, 51.6x8S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
De Valera Disappears
From New York Hotel

Eamon de Valera. president of the
Irish Republic" who was thought Sat
urday to have been planning to sail on
the Baltic with Archbishop Mannix and
run a British gantlet, has left his
address.
THIS was learned yesterday when an
unsuccessful effort was made to reach
him in connection with dispatch from
London, stating that differences he had
had with Diarmid. Lynch had caused
the latter to resign from the repub-
lican Parliament.
Friends of Mr. de Valera in this city
expressed the opinion ,flat he had gone
to Washington, after having bid fare
been reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK By the grace OF God free and IN
DEPENDENT TO the Comptroller OF the
State OF New York and to ali creditors or
persons claiming TO be creditors or Cariciee
Zaharof. late OF the city or Paris. France.
deceased. whose names and places OF resi-
cence ara unknown and cannot. after dNi-
gent inquiry, be ascertalned, send greeting :
Upon the petition 90 John y. Murray.
who resides at No. 81 lcnbeck Avenue
Jersey CITY. y. J.. you and each Of you are
hereby cited to show cause before the Sur
roga,es' Court of New York County, held
al the Hall OF Records in tho County OF
New ork on the 2lst day OF September,
1920. at half past ten O'clock in the fore
noon 90 that day. why anctllary letters OF
Administration with the Will annexed on
the goodA chattels and credits OF Cariclee
Zaharor. late OF the City Of Paris. France,
deceased. should not issue to John Z. Mut
ray without bond.
In Testimony Whereof we have caused tito
Seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF the
iseal] said County OF New York to he
hereunto affixed.
witness. Honorable John p. Cohalan,
surrogate or our said County. at the Coun-
" OF New YORK. the 2<th day OF July. IN
tne year OF Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for
Petitioner. Rector st. \. 7. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Yesterdays Auction Results
BY Samuel MarX

list ave. 2o42. g 1871 1o5th 81. 2s4
yllSx irreg. s-sty tint 6. strs; to chas a
and Angelo Casazza for s31,70o; also
Spring st. 80, w cor Mott ST. 255x
9s5, 5-sty int &. strs; to same for $4,000;
also
Hamilton st, "a. 8, asa Catherine ST
2'N1o+X2oxlO2, 5-sty int. TO Catarina Ca
SAGA for sl695o; also
New Chambers st. So, at Roosevelt st.
90.3x Sx22.3, 1-sty str. TO Chas A and
Angelo Casazza for $4,000: also
Worth st, 169. at Park 81. 1s.5xi1.5x
2-sty str, Catarina Casazza agt Chas a
$500.
James st. %. = l64.2 Madison st.
20 SXl234. 5-sty tint & Strs -sty rear
int Chss Casazza agt Chas A Casa ct
all partition; to same buyers for $3l,3o
BY Arthur G. Sheridan.
35th st. 1873 E 8 2797 e Lexington av
e 7xss o7Xo7 s. 3-sty dwg & shop; City
Real Estate Co ast JOS Pollard ct al; due
$97o9. 25 taxes. etc. s97s 90. adj ourned to
Aug l6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
LEGAL NOTICES

TIE PEOPLl. or THE STATE OF NEW
York. ty The Grace OF God Free and Inde-
To Ellen & Auchmuty United States Fidel-
iy 4 Guaranty Co. Maxwell X. Barretto
Gerard 81 RaTrettO Aion2o c. Stewart. Mar
gher''a Ssrossi, Lena Schuyler. Francls
Harry llrnuet. Charles I. Carpenter.
william " 'ruifshank, sarah a 'iesner
julia r is-~ftto. James Y. stewart, George
StreEz. Achilis Washington Coster, Archs-
Tad barkiie Helen Darcy. Ellen r. Laight,
Charss Emmett. dernan Leroy Emmett
fusustls :. Einmet and 10 all persona In
seresfa3 az creditors. legatees, next Of Kin
Or Otherwise ~ the Estate OF Ade.ine E
s'as-me-horn. who died a ressden, Of the
Borough Of Manhattan, City, County and
90 send GREETINGS:
resl1'ag Al Uppsr Mon'clair, Nsw Jersey.
snd william n Cruilshank, residing at
Ga.r5en City. Nassau County, New York;
You md each Il you hereby cited 70
show -zuse before the Surrcgates' Court of
re Comfy OF New York. held al the Hall OF
Records In said County on the 2ith day OF
sefrernaer 1850. at half past 10 80 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day. why the account
~ proceedings e Frederick a. Sch"rner-
s'1eImerhorn deceased. covering. the period
frc~ June Sth. 1873 the date Of the death
~ safe eeoeGen,. to December 31st. ls75 tpe
date e. the appointment Of Richard T Auch-
nllty as so-trustee. and ths account of pro-
ceeeurs Of Frederick A. Schermerhorn and
Rieharl T Auchmuty. az trustees under said
1S55 20 July 18Th. 1898. the date OF the
oath y the said Richard T. Auchmuty. and
the account Of proceedings of Frederick A.
Sgherrnarhorn. as surviving trustee covering
the period rom July 18TH 1893 10 Marcn
20-a 1919 the date OF the death Of said
Frederick A Scherlnerhorn,. should not be
.u1iciaiv settled and allowed
In testimony whereof we have caused the
sea cr the Surrogates' Court OF the said
County Of sew York TO be hereto affixed:
-ogate Of our said Court, in the County of
New YORK. the 9Th day OF July. in the year
o. cur Lord 1920
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
e.. q. Sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
HO1neseekers
Securing City
For Dwellings
Realty Men Hard Pressed by
Folks Who Have to Get
New Places to Live;
House Buying Feature

Harris Vought& Co, sold for the
Rexton Realty Company the fve-story
dwelling, 17x1O0, at "A East Eighty
second Street. The buyer will occupy.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Patrick j.
Flannery, 26O West Seventy Street,
n three-story dwelling, 16.Sx10o, to a
buyer for occupancy.
The Haggstrom- Callen Company and
B. c. Vorzimer sold for William D. Kill
patrick, Jas West Sixty-first Street, a
four-story stoop dwelling, to q buyer
VINO after alterations will occupy.
Laura P. Hyde sold the dwelling at
n54 East Thirty seventh Street, to Sara
G. .Mulhall
"VilIage" Houses Sold
Clarence Woodcock, as executor, sold
to Robert Wilson, for $4,000 the three
story dwelling, 19.11x931, at "a Bank
Street, near Waverly Place.
The three-story house, 25x100, at Sd
King Street. near Macdougal, has been
purchased by Rosie Blois from Fred
Perrino.
Trading in Harlem Section
Simon S. Friedberg, rcsold through
Charles Fredericks the three-story
dwelling at 235 West 127th Street, on
lost 14x1o0, to a client of Thomas W.
Mcknight
Adelaide P. Scott bought from John
Muth the three-story residence, 1Sx
99.l1, at $50 West 129th Street, near
Seventh Avenue.
Max Lurie sold to James M. Gumbs
"a West 129th Street, near Fifth Ave
nue., a three-story residence. 22x99 IL
John II. Pierce sold for the estate
of David Egleston 261 West 139th
Street, four-story King model dwell
ing. 19x100, to Susan L. Fletcher, of
Washington.
The three-story dwellings at 3o3
West 13Sth Street and 500 West 139th
Street have been sold by Sarah c. Smith
and others, as trustees, to the Tenes
Company for $16,250. The houses
abut.
Kalman Barnett purchased the three
story dwelling. 17.Sxlo0.11, at "a West
Hath Street near Lcnox Avenue, from
Ascher Stockholm
Alexis Citialdi bought from Andrew
Goctz the three-story dwelling, COX
10Ql0, at 223 East 1l6th Street, near
Third Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03

rom ron of enforcement agents went
through Tuckahoe, Yonkers port
Chester, Woodbridge and Ncwhnrr 70. ),
with search and seizure warrants and
arrested seventeen alleged yiolators
ihey were taken to Newhurph vester-
Gay and arraigned before Commissioner
g. Nicholas Panamlla. Of 45 Hubbard
street, Brooklyn, pleaded not guilty
Yesterday in Coney Island Court to n
charge of beating patrolman Robert
Murphy, of the Bath Beach station.
when Murphy was looking for liquor in
( ahareiia's place in the Ulmer Park
picnic grounds last Sunday nipht
ranarella was held in $1,000 bail
murphy, according to the evidence, was
IN plain clothes, and was trying to
take a bottle of liquid from Panarella
when the alleged assault occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
Broadway Apartments To Be
Made TO Hold More Families

Daniel Stein, Of the Office of NJ. H.
Tropauer, has leased for Irving K
Smith the two fve-story apartment
houses at 26S6-268S Broadway, adjon-
ing the corner of 1O3d Street. The plot
is 67.10x107. The property was leased
for term of twenty years to a
company which operates chain of
restaurants, headed by s. Mishkin.
Plans have been drawn for an altera-
ton to- cost approximately $4,000 and
to include a restaurant on the ground
floor and small apartments on the up
per floors. The total rental involved is
approximately 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
CITATION

'i -E sr TP4 OF NEw 4o fh9p by th s
Grace Of God Free and Independent. To
FANNY r CLARK. and TO all persons
Thomas +. Clark deceased. or executors
n.y. adm nistTators or iegatees or devisees or
,he husband or the wife or heirs at law
e. 1sx' Of kin OF deceased heirs at la W
r. nest % kin OF Thomas +. Clark,
deceased. whose names and places Of
rssd~nce are unknown and cannot. after
fi.lseDt inquiry. be ascertained by petit
''orer heinz tho heirs at law and next
ri XII. q said Thomas T. Clark. deceased
us1t nj kin. SEND GREETING;
WHEREAS Fanny + Clark. who resides
p Hotel Belmont East 4end Street
Bcroure % Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
q or County Of New York 10 have a Ger
tain instrument ia writing bearing date
the lith day ot Sertember. 1918, relating
70 both real and personal property. duly
proved as the Las, VIII and Testarnar
q Thomas F. Clark. who at the time
NJ his death Il resident of the County Of
AMI each Of you are cited to show cause
befors he Surros ates' Court OF our County
o. NV York. at the Hail Of Records. in
the County OF New York on the 3rd day
and twenty. at halt past ten o'clock in
ths forenoon Of that day Why the said
vi. and testament should not be admitted
70 probate as will OF real and personal
property. And such OF YOU as are hereby
cited IS are under the age OF twenty-one
tsil >ssrs are required to appear by your
gus-disn T. you have one. II you have
none. ro appear and apply fer one 10 be
s1pgir'ei o. in the event cs your neglect
q are 20 do 60 guardian Will he
sp17ir I'd by the Surrogate TO represent
and act fer YOU in the proceeding
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF w have
ostszl tae seal Of the Surrogates' Court Of
ths SAID county Of New York to be here
unto at7xed. WITNESS. Honorable John
= Cohalan. Surrogate Of our
said County Of New ork at said
Il : county. the 18th dav Of July in
the year Of our Lord, One thou
sand nine hundred and twenty.
DANIEL a. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
MILLER. KING, LANE & TRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Petitioner, so broadway,
NsN York Ciy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-03
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ON
Honorable John p. Cohalan. . Surrogate
or the County OF New York. notice In hsrs.
sy given to all persons having claims
against Edith Evelyn Hanan. late OF the
County OF New York, deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. at place OF transactins basiness
City of New York. on or before the lsth
Gay OF september next.
Dated. New York. the 9th day of February,
ls1s.
JOHN H. HANAN.
LUO r. FARRELL,
FRANCIS 4, NcCANNA.
CAHA XxscusorA