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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
12s,s1!s..ooo
G1,a67.oOO
N2.a61.ooo
19,S52,000
COMBINED STATEMENT OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
Total Resources Given as 5000, s27,-
900 and S2S4.000 Time
lncrcusc.

Total Resources Given nv $0,GG5 ,S27,-
900 and S2S4.000 Time
increase.
by Associated Prcss.l -
! WASHINGTON, April l0.-The state
inent of the combined resources and
liabilities of tho Federal reserve
banks follow:
Resources.
Gold and gold certih-
Gates ............... 1S3, llI,Q00
Gold settlement fund.
Federal reserve board 6S.724 900
Gold with foreign agcn-
cies ............ ......N 112.7s1. 900
Total gold held by
banks ......s s64.622 900
Gold with Federal re-
serve agents .... 1,l73.125, 900
Gold redemption fund. l19,743.o00
Total gold rescrves$ 1.957,49O,oOo
Legal tender notes. sill
yer, etc. ........... 1898 1000
Total reserves ....s 2,oS7 .3o6. 600
Bills discounted, secur-
cured by government
war obligations ....s 1,41o.o69. 900
All other concurrence. 957.469. 900
Bills bought in open
market ......... 422.241,oOO
Total bills on hand. s 2.7S9.779. 900
u. S. government bonds 26.79S.000
u. S. Victory notes :. $4,000
u. s certificates of in
deb,edness ..... 33s.9ls,OOo
Total earning as
sets .......s 3,l56,564.OOo
Bank premises ........ 12,104, 900
Uncoilectcd items and
other deductions from
gross deposits -. 1866. 900
Five per cent redemp-
ton fund against
Federal reserve bank
notes ........... 12.4sl,OoO
All other resources 80. 100000
Total resources -. s.o67,s72, 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid In ......s 91.1G0. 900
Surplus ........... l20.I20.000
Government deposits :. S,7T7,000
Due to members, re-
serve account ..... 1,S5o,960,0 900
D e [ c red availability
items ............ 575,4I2,Ooo
Other deposits. incIud-
ing foreign govern
ment credits ....... 1oO,6o5, 900
Total gross deposits 2.535,754, 900
Federal reserve notes in
y actual circulation - 3,OSO2l7 900
Federal reserve bank
notes in circulation,
net liability ..... l9Ol57O00
All other liabilities. 5O.465,o 900
-----------
Total liahilitics.... 6.067.s72. 900
Ratio OF total reserves to net de-
post and Federal reserve note liza.
bilities combined. A3.3 per cent
Ratio Of gold reserves to Federal
reserve notes In circulation after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Total liahilities... S 6.o67.s72,0 900
Ratio OF total reserves to net de-
post and Federal reserve note liza.
bilities combined. 43.3 per cent.
Ratio Of gold reserves to Federal
reserve notes In circulation after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11
Statesmen.

Larre international corporation,
opening Brooklyn branch, looking FOR
high class salcsmon who have mana
refial ability: good pay 90 those we
accept: only married men over 30
years who can furnish best OF refer
enccs and bond need apply; personal
interview between 10 and /. 1903
Terminal Bldg, 80 Court st.. B'klyn.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Heip Wanted.
BLANCHE REID AGENCY,
154 Nassau. Beekman 3551.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30; stenographers,
beginners. $780, typists. s1s-22; free registra-
tiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11

I'i,c city speciality men: must BE- wen
rrenniilo1tcdi d-0N accounts a~nfn~s
Wholesale meat business Oh g1auubfrr
ioisei prefcru.iy small stock man. splendid
opportunity Tor iigt rnrt.i state age. quail
nieauon ana alnw ~ ie2s. Herald. u'klyn
BAI.EsAiAN. wnisiH, popular priced. New
York State and Pennsylvania must have
following. Peter samuels Co., l5S West
21th.
sA1,FTMAN with esta llshcd trade IN art
goods and lamps tcAcover Eastern and
n wshsrn tarrttoxy. q xHsf Hsreid. HArs~rN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11
SALESMAN.

The largest and most progressive house
OF ts kind In tho country hn. room for
two snlesmen who are worth over efoO
per week; those who can queiify aa 10
references and ability may bs assured
Of speedy advancement MIR. Thompson,
b07 9th av., room Oo2.
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HELP WANTED--MALE
sALEsAfEN

who can measure up 70 tho stand
ard Of an organization whose income
ronve from 81 900 10 800. 900 per year.
never n cleaner or more desirable
opportunity: must DO men Of char
aeter and force, who will appreciate
our cooperation 10 ~ them for per
manent lucrative managerial POSI-
lions. Call
22s FIFTH Az.
SUITE 1917,
NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11

Statesmen Exceptional opportunity is
offered limited number OF ambitious.
straight minded. forccful men 20 parttcl-
pate ia n sccurity sales campaign thar viii
hc Immediately rcsultfui on the score OF
higher than average earnings, and that
VIII quickly make room as branch managera
for the men who first demonstrate their
fitness for positions Of unusual trust and
responsibility. Call Room Gil. 1868 Broad
Wa
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

,>-----~~------~--~-~~~~--~
Statesmen
visualize what success you would
Ike TO achieve as salesman ana
then as higher executive md de-
termine Il you could make immedi
ate use Of an opportunity that VIII
net you $3.50 or more weekly pro
vidcd thai under our Instruction you
are willing to WALK AND TALK
AND TELL THE TRUTH beginning
the day you read this ad. CAN from
suite 1910. IS west 43d 81
suite l0l2, flattron Bids. suite 800, 1872
Nassau st.. Suite So, 1876 Montague 81.
Bkyn; Suite 81. 16 Market st., Newark
N y.
SPINNER on britannia metal, one WHO can
cut own chucks; good position; ~ hours.
Mr Nickera, 9Th floor, a. Ann ".
TEACHER or MANUAL TRAINING. boys
school; woodwork; must be capable. en-
terprising and good dlscpluarian. q man
who has practical az well as technical train
ing; single man preferred good salary.
PlsNNSNLNANlA TRAINING SCHOOL,
Morganza, Pa.
USEFUL man for house service must be
capable % assisting NJ table and answer
Ing telephone; viii BE- wanted nest Elk weeks
IN country 2ik hours from New York. II sat
isfactory would be taken % California FOR
winter; high class personal references re-
uuired. Apply Thoruc, ] y. .bth, Monday
n,orrinr, octoher ~, between . and II.
MANTED--YounF man 20 print photographs.
one vho thoroughly undo rstands copying
and eniarging; salary So weekly Give fulh
particular, Including experience. l. $40 Her
old. ESQ Hwny.
wANTED--Young man 10 take 10 the bank.
ing business az a profession. experience
unnece1sary. Y. % Box 2, Times SQUARE,
wATCIiNAN, private for Western city:
must BE- active and able bodied, not over
30 years old, wages SO per week. oppor-
tunify ~ a'vauCt meuti permanent work.
Apply after 0 a. NJ daily and Sunday, six
zenith floor, Tribune Building.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
Live, ambirrupe young man wanted for
selling proposition In mechanical line; only
Etickcr9 need apply
Excellent opportunity for eventual inde-
pcudcnce IN business office.
Write, stating age, experience, and en-
closing photo, 20
AMERICAN CALICO. NC.
GRAND CENTRAL PALACE.
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Statesmen,
BAKERS,
CONFECTIONERS,
GKOCEHS,
SPECIALITY MEN,

Men who have had experiences In the gro
cory. bakery, confectionery or speciality lines
vino are earning at the present time fT5 TO
stb0 weekly may apply room 1904, z v. 42d
et Phone Vanderbilt $3.50.
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Statesmen.
GET
THIS

YOu can make MORE MONEY HERB, and
yet PROMOTION QUICKER; BEST REFER
ENCES and BOND required. Apply after 3
l.. N. or between o A. A. aud 10 A al 3O4
CLINTON BUILDING, NEWARK. n. j.
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BOY

AGE 10 OR IL YEARS. PREF
ERABIY HIGH SCHOOL EnU-
FOR NOR CLERKsHiP;
SALARY 500 PER MONTH TO
BEGIN. a O57 HERALD, Full
TON ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11

Have you sold securities aucccssfuiiyr Arc
you confident OF your ability? We want mcn
10 sell the preferred stock OF an old and
prosperous manufacturing company. A splen.
aid opportunity for men with punch and en-.
crpy. Line salesmen VIII get a pcrTna non,
position with drawing account In high
grade concern. An exceptional chance Ia
probably form Desirable business connec.
lions. Apply In person. from 2 TO o. 60 WAL
st., Room a01.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHAMBERMAID-WAIT for one lady;
private house. Call before IL 80. $40
West list
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statesmen.

An excellent opportunity for q man
OF highest ability g. open IN our cor
poration. The position calls FOR &
weeks work az n salesman and then
an executive position Will be given.
Apply IN person. by letter. or phone
Harclay $40 for interview. s0d-s07
Park Row Building. 10 Park Row.
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YOt-NG NAN
tCl 1G ON III NfANa, IUGtt
gRAnI.N MON SCHOOL Ept'-
CATlON. NEAr APPEARANCE
F0U NOR uLNHksfup
ENT.ARV 500 PER MONTH TO
rHGlN 9Ht HERALD, TUL-
TON ST.
YOUNG mau for assembling on telephone
work. excellent working conditions. Apply
Dictograph Products Corp. RockawAy road
And beaufort a., Jamaica, L.
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BOYS.
Excellent opportunity for grammar
school graduates TO Join expanding
corporation. good hours md pay,
pleasant work. splendid opportunity for
Advancement Room 40, iTS1 Bway.
BOY for office ~ importing houaei good
penfnau. accurate, willing. Call r. s. 81.
a Co. 20 East roth st.
BOY for rccOtu WORK in publishing house.
hours. 90. $40. Call Monday morning .
a. NJ, room T82, Ith floor ESQ broadway
BOYS for advertising; salary si2.1O. good
future for Industrious. ambitious boys.
Ninth floor. 10 Wet 10th.
BOYS. Christiana. la-i8 ysara Apply room
Sofa a broadway.
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FINTeHERs. EXPERIENCED; STEADY
POSITION. CALL AFTER o. MONDAY
MORNING. II e. 18th ST.
FINISHERS and hand sewers on children's
Dire so'. Strennell % II. 9th 81.
GENERAL houseworker, small family In
Woodmere. l.. l.. good wages. Call Mon.
day afternoon. 523 West 18th, apartment ~.
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C4AMBERMAID, assist waitress. private
mouse; references required. Call 0 to IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
Physician Among Buyers
Of Dwelling Houses
Acquires Fine East 18th Street
Home From Mrs.
Mary +, Sloane

Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc. sold
Tor Mrs. Mary E. Sloane the four-story
English basement dwelling 1853 East
Seventy-fourth Street, 20x100. to a well
known physician for occupancy.
John ] e. Thee. A. Kavanagh sold
for Josephine Stollmeyer II East Sew
enty-seventh Street, four-story dwell
ing l6.8x102.2.
Pope & Bro. sold for j. Herbert Car
penter the three-story dwelling, with
extension, at q East Ninth Street,
'VXS2'0, to DR.. A. Rainsforth.
=, Leroy Coventry sold for James W.
mstesmng, Mayor of Troy, the dwelling
~ West Seventeen Street.
Pun & Brown Company sold for
Lille R. Duhme Hamilton Terrace,
tthree-story dwelling, 16x10o.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Bertha
Myers 322 West Seventy-eighth Street,
s:t Two and half story dwelling, 16x
A. ". Miller & Co. sold for Town
ssaa Morgen, 40 West 145th Street,
1our-story dwelling, 17.l0x100, for,
merry the home of Justice Seaburv,
Va. AI0ePt II. Stout sold for Marie Z. l..
ssOh bernuth 1870 West Sixty-fourth
TTttset' ,tour-story dwelling, 23x10O.
f tne purchaser now controls a plot
Gustave Britt sold IS Horatio Street
i0r Antolnette c. Simonson to Rocco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
Apartment Sales
Mostly of Houses
On the West Side
Operators Buy Structure
at Broadway and goth
Street and Will Alter |.
Into Smaller Suites

Irving. Judis & Joseph Silverson pur-
chased the southwest corner Of Broad
way and Ninety-nnth Street, seven
story apartment, 100x100, containing
seven stores and thirty-three apart
ments IN suites Of six, seven and eight
rooms. The purchasers intend to alter
the building into small suites. The
seller, Louis N. Kramer, owned the
property since it's erection. Bauer,
Milbank & Molloy were the brokers.
The John P. Peel Company sold for
the Gramont Construction Company,
Inc, 446 and 44S West Nineteenth
street, two four-story fats, 50x10O, to
Lyman Brown, who will alter and oc-
cupy the same for his business.
The same brokers sold for Mrs. Clara
Fisher the four-story tenement, with
stores, 1855 First Avenue, 25x75, to
Herman Kramer, and for Katie E. Meis-
ner the two four-story buildings 21O
and 2l2 West Twenty eighth Street,
93.1x9o9.
Alexander Henschel and James A.
Atwater sold for the Raub estate, of
Pittsburgh, the five story fiat at 10 East
10th Street, 25x100.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry, Inc, sold
for an out-of-town client the four
story tenement, $50 Tenth Avenue.
Samuel Ccwen sold 232 Cherry
Street, 25x100, a siX-story tenement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
CITATION
TIN PEOPLE OLE TIE STATE OF

TIM PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, BY the Grace OF God FREQ and In
dependent.--To ISABELLA HART. ADDIE
Dewitt SELIGMAN. IRVING : BERN
HEIMER LILLE b. LILIENTHAL.
FLORENCE X LEOPOLD, BEATRICE
s. b. BLOOM MAJORIE PRINCE, GLEN
ENT BCRNHOME. and to all persons ia
terested as creditors. next of kin or otEAr-
wise. in the Estate of ABRAHAM BERN
HEIMER. deceased, who AZ the time OF
his death resided at the City of New
York, SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition o. SIGMCND WEIGHS
LER, who resides at 5T5 West End Ave-
nue.. New York City. you and each of you
are hereby cited to show cause before our
Surrogate of the County OF New York at
the Surrogates Court OF said County, held
at the Hall of Records IN the County OF
New York, on the 18th day of May 1920.
at half past ten O'Clock In the forenoon
OF that day, why the account OF SIG
MUND WECHSLER. Trustee under thu
Last VIII and Testament OF ABRAHAM
BERNHDIMBR. deceased, OF tho Goods
Chattels and Credits OF said deceased
should not be 5udicislly settled
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogatas' Court
OF the said County Of New York to be
hereunto affixed.
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN T. CO
RALAN, Surrogate of our said County
at the County OF New York thu
tSeal] sth day of April. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hun
dped and twenty.
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
Buying i'm the Bronx

Hugo Wabst sold for E. Sparks and
W. Tichner the duplex dwelling on
west side of Fulton Street, 50x1OO,
about 800 feet north of Westchester
Avenue, TO an investor; for C. Canatello
the two-story, two-family dwelling 142
Needham Avenue to a Mr.. RESTING, and
to c. PAWN the two-family dwelling
1914 Barnes Avenue.
Armstrong & Carpenter bought 2019
Morris Avenue, a two family dwelling,
25xl00, through E. Osborne Smith.
j. L. Van SAINT resold through r..
Califano the three-story dwelling 464
East 185th Street, lSx10O, and through
Louis N. Steyn the adjoining and
similar house at 1856
The l. Lincoln Seide Company sold
for the Creston Realty Company 2676
Creston Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PECK. REBECCA GIN PURSUANCE
of an order of Hon. John P. Cohalan, a
Surrogate of the County OF New York
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 all per-
sons having claims against REBECCA O.
PECK, late of tho County of New York,
deceased, TO present the same with vouch-
ers thereof to the subscr bers. at their
place OF transacting business, ar the Office
of Putuey, Twombiy & Putney. their at
torneys, at Rector Street. in the Borough
of Manhattan. in the City of New York,
state of New York. on or before the Sd
day OF November. 1920.
Dated, New York. April 80, 1920.
FRANCIS W. PECK,
IRENE d. LUDLUM,
Executors
PuTNEY, TwOMBLY a pUTNEY, At
tornsys for Exseutorx Ofsoe n Post
oagh Of Manhattan NswTos city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
Midtown Zone
Leads in Days
Realty Trading;
,ror,oration Takes Over s.
IS Story Business Building
m Fifth Avenue, Between
s2d and SD Streets
Resale of Goth St. Loft
r;cbt-Storv Structure Near
Rro adway Is Pur-
chased bv Manufacturers

~, Broadway-Thirtieth Street
c.-,ora,ion. Louis B. Brodsky, presi-
s.nt bought from a client of Parsons,
~,o.sun & McIlyane, the iive-story
Hiding st $40 Fifth Avenue, 1Sx1o3.3.
unraee s. Ely & Co. were the brokers.
The Broadway Thirtieth Street Cor
.r..ion also sold to Samuel Fybush
y. v,csnt site at 1872 West Thirty-sec-
.ri Street, e5xoS9, opposite the Penn
.vIvspia Hotel, through Horace S.
ylv & Co. The purchaser holds a
,rtv.three year lease on the adojin-
MO property at 1874 West Thirty-sec-
md Street, leased from the Farmers
I,s, and Trust Company, and plans to
:",rroye the combined site with q bust
ness structure.
s,ore and loft building at So and 38
rast Twentieth Street, 40X100, between
broadway and Fourth Avenue, TO
Triedlander & Sammath, identified with
,se manufacture OF women's wear, who
iaye formed a new company to acquire
=, nrouerty and at the expiration of
ne present leases VIII occupy the
sore and q portion of the upper part
Al the building. N. Cohn & Co. and
Henry l. Cooper were the brokers.
Mr.. Portman also resold through
Arthur Cutler & Co, to Abraham H..
Seinburg, the seyen-story loft build
;-q southeast corner of Prince Street
U~oo tON-n
Charles G. Keller and Walter c.
Tyckotf sold for the Star Holding
Company the two four-story store
buildings, 39.6x7o, az Az and as Sixth
Avenue to Samuel Fisher & P. Cohen,
io- occupancy.
John P. Pee. Co. sold for the Mildon
Realty Company, 10 Michael Menaker,
the fve-story Office and showroom
building, at 12l East Twenty-third
Street, purchased through the same
brokers' in January.
!.oethlisberger &: Co., dealers in
cheese, who have been occupying 178
and $50 Franklin Street for a number
Of years as owners of the leasehcld,
have purchased the land from ST.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church
for about S31 900. The building is six
stories, 33.3X87I0.
Stafford Brothers, Inc, sold for
George McKesson Brown, the three
story garage, 25x100, at 147 West Fifty
fourth Street 10 Mildred Avidan, the
present lessee.
Leon s. Altmayer sold the three-story
building, 206 and 2o8 East Fifty-sixth
Street, 35X100
A. ". Miller & Co. sold for Ben
jamin Schneider. the fve-story factory,
a, 81 and 513 West Fifty-frst Street,
45xl00.
Charles r. Faruolo sold for the
Broad-Division Realities Company to
lsdore Kessler the seyen-story loft, 225
Division Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01

The Charles +. Noyes Company
leased the ground floor and basement
of 81 West Fifty-eighth Street, directly
opposite the Plaza Hotel. for twenty
years. to Emma r. Rice. Miss Rice
has been located for twenty years on
Fifth Avenue. Upon securing posses
sion OF the new premises extensive inn
provemcnts will be made for a mil
iinery, and dressmaking establishment.
1ankoos, Smith & Co. leased for
twenty-one years for the Partola Manu-
featuring Company the building at 1877
" est twentieth Street, to a client who
will make extensive alterations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
Trading i'm BROOKLYN

The Realty Associates sold SO Hooper
Street, a four-story apartment, 27x79x
100, to George Bush, through Edward
Youngwitz; 1858 Fulton Street, two
story dwelling. 25x45x100 to James J..
Monahan, and 10 Powers Street, two
Story dwelling. 22x26, to Halifax Realty
Company.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 1895
Ridge Boulevard, a one-family dwell
ing. 34x100. to William Norrey.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
family house IT'S Windsor Place for
Elizabeth L. Barnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-01
SIMMONS


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
DATioN, Pla.ntif, against . EvpoSfM
MESCHERSkY. Individually ana as Arch
bishop and Presiding Trustee of Archbishop
Greek Catholic Church, Archbishop and Con.
sistory OF the Russian Orthodox Greek Cath
Ole Church ALEXANDER NEMOLOVSKY
President Of the unincorporated association
OF seven or more members known as Arch
bishop and Consistory Of the Russian Ortho-
c1x freeK Ipr1h' IE RUSSIAN
SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. ALEXANDER !. CHECHILLA.
EUGENE kRYZANQNsKY. SERIOUS
SNEGlREFF. LEONID TURkEWICH and
PbThR J; PoPQkF. doing business as
K4ssian Y YAFF ARHy H-IR9dH ro rom q
CONSTANTS HERJBU, JACOB BOG
Dan, GE0RGE RADUGAN and CON
- n Ne =; Z A. Ky KS
WILLIAM HENTZBL, FRANCIS B MUL-
LIN and r. JEROME MuLLIN. and
FRANCIS S. BANGS. as Receiver OF Arch
bishop and Consistory of the Russian Or
thodox Greek Catholic Church. a corpora
ton. and Of the unineorporated associ-
as Archbishop and North American Con-
sstory of the Russian Orthodox Gres4<
Catholic Church Defendants Clerks File
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEND
ANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to answer the complaint IN this action and
to serve a copy of your answer on tho
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days
after the service Of this Summons as
elusive Of the day OF service. and in case
of your failure TO appear answer. Judg-
ment will be taken against YOU by default
for the relief demanded Ia the complaint.
Dated, February 2S, 1920
BALDWIN & NAY. Plaintiffs Attor-
neys. ONCE and Post Once Address:
81 Nassau Street Borough Of Man!
haitian. New York City
TO BVDOKIM MESCHERSKY, indlvidu-
ally and Archbishop and Presiding
Trustee OF Archbishop and Consistory OK
the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic
Church, Defendant
The foregoing summons ts served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
Of Hon. Joseph e. Newburger, a Justice
of the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York, dated March II. 1920. and fled with
the Complaint in the office OF the Clerk
Of the County OF New York. at his Office
in the County Court House, City and
County OF New York, United States OF
America.
Dated. March IT. 1920.
Yours. etc.
BALDWIN & MAY. Attorneys for 81,
John the Baptist's Foundation Plain
tn. 90 Nassau Street, Borough of
Manhattan. City OF Now York.