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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


A gentleman OF large mears. influence and
ability required Immediately take important
financial interest and position million dollar
corporation Zone of largest and oldest in the
uade), New York. owning valuable patents
md plant equipment. &C.; no debts: small
fixed charges; wonderful opportunity for wide
awake, vigorous man with cash 800, 900 or
more; replies please state age, nationality
Previous business and experience, amount
capital AT command. for appointment. A 7OS
Herald. $50 Bway.
EXPERIENCE against capital in general
contracting business: construction superin-
tendent with 20 years practical experience
desires TO meet business man or civil eng1-
neer with view to forming partnership on
fairly large scale. Answer by letter, giving
sufficient Information as TO resources to war
rant interview. Curiosity seekers keep off
Address A 713 Herald. $50 Broadway.
WANTED-Buying or selling agency: SCOTCH
firm OF agents and merchants desire Ia
represent first class firm of wooden handle
manufacturers. Apply McAuslan & White
ford. SO Robertson st. Glasgow.
BARGAIN-Auto repair and paint shop IN
heart OF auto business centre: can be had
for $1,000. READY, 512 st. Marks ave-.
Brooklyn
TEA-SHOP for sale; established I'm Green
witch Village. exceptional opportunity for
ambitious person can be acquired for 81 900.
o 26e Herald. Herald SO.
HOUSECLEANING. all branches; city or
country. Mclean Vacuum Cleaning CO.
167 West 145th st. Tel. Audubon 690s.
MILLINERY store for sale. doing good bust
ness. In suburban town. 0 253 Herald.
Herald SO.
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200 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH, OVERLOOK
ING CENTRAL PARK; 3 ATTRACTIVE,
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. APP
Ply SUPERINTENDENT, CIRCLE 524S.
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Against

Plaintiffs.
Against
GRACE q. MESEROLE and PETER"
MESERoLE. her husband (the name Peter
being fictitious, the true, real Christian
name OF said defendant being unknown to
plaintiffs), GEORGE RICHARDSON. JANE
RICHARDSON, his wife che name Jane
being fictitious, the true. real or Christian
name OF the defendant being unknown to
plaintiffs), EDGAR NJ. RICHARDSON and
SARAH RICHARDSON. lis wife (tie
name Sarah being fictitious the true real
or Christian name Of said defendant being
unknown to the plaintiffs). GEORGE LEWIS
and JANE" LEWIS. his wife Cthe name
Jane being fictitious. the true. real Or Chris
tian name OF said defendant being um.kaow n
TO plaintiffs), SIMON LEWIS aud "SARAIg'
LEWIS, his wife Ohe name Sarah being fic-
titious. the true, real or Christian name n
said defendant being unknown to the plain-
tiffs). LUCINDA CLARK and JOHN"
CLARK, her husband (the name John being
fictitious, the true, real or Christian name
Of said defendant being unknown 70 tho
paintiffs), GRACE DRINkLEY and JOHN
DRINKLEY, her husband tthe name John
being fictitious. the true, real or Christian
name OF said defendant being unknown TO
tho plaintiffs. MARVIN LEWIS and
GRACE LEWIS, his wife che name
Grace being fictitious, the true. real
Christian name Of said defendant being UNI
known TO the plaintiffs). and IL above Do
PENDANTS. or any OF them. be dead. his. her.
or their heirs, devlsees. executors, admnis-
traitors. creditors, lienors and grantees and
their husbands, wives or widows. heirs, de-
visees, legal representatives. creditors, lien
ors, grantees and SUCCESSORS in interest and
their husbands, wives widows, If any, all
OF whom and whose names unknown 10
tho plaintiffs,
Defendants.
To the above-named Defendants and each Of
them.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint In this action, and 10
serve copy OF your answer on tho plain
tiffs' attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive OF the day
Of service. and in case of your failure to APP
pear. or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for tho relief de-
manded IN tho complaint
Dated February 10th. 1921.
JAMES II. FINEGAN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Office and Post-office Address,
Beekman Street,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
GRACE @. MESERoLE. PETER" MES
EROLE, her husband, GEORGE RICHARD
GAR NJ. RICHARDSON, SARAH" RICH
ARDSON, his wife. GEORGE LEWIS,
JANE" LEWIS, his wife, SIMON LEWIS.
SARAH" LEWIS, his wife, LUCINDA
CLAIRE, JOHN CLARK, her husband.
her husband, MARVIN LEWIS. GRACE
LEWIS. his wife.
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication. pursuant TO an order OF Hon
orable James g. Van siclen. Justice OF thu
1921. and filed with the complaint in this
action In the office of the Clerk OF the
County Of Kings, at Brooklyn, New York.
Dated. April IL. 1921.
Yours. &C,
JAMES II. FLNEGAN,
Attorney for the Plaintiffs.
Beekman Street,
New York. City.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

SUMNER HOME overlooking Long Island
sound near Port Washington, Ia acres;
house completely furnished; master bed
rooms, ample servants quarters. commodious
IA every respect: large garage. vegetable
and flower gardens. Apply to CHARLES II.
SOC Port Washington or 1899 CortlaHdt.
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IS. 900 small cash payment, buys pleasant q
room house In restricted neighborhood: 81
minutes from Manhattan; steam, electricity.
gas tiled bath. shades. screens, storm sash I;
plot BOXES; possession May ]. Apply to w.
]. LOCKWOOD. so Union So. New York
city Phone Stuyyesant 0O.7.
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''VIDABLICK''-A charming estate at Sum
NIT, n. ]. Its construction, appointments
and every detail make 1t very desirable
See II.
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK co.
LaclSawanna station. Summit n. j.
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Massachusetts.

MAPLE LAWN FARM-For sale. s. acres.
near good towns, level fields. good pas
lures, buildings. crops. healthful climate;
$500 WESLEY r. TAYLOR, Sheffield.
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STORAGE.
INFORMATION WANTED.

ELIZABETH G. NEWMAN. New York city,
daughter OF Thomas Newman and Ellen Gil
vary, died March 20, 1921. All first cousins
and children of deceased first cousins com
municate with Rev. w. +. Dittrch, Atlantic
City. N. J.. within thirty days.
Observation-Disclosures wanted of the heirs
of ELIZA A. BREWER, formerly of st.
Johns. New Brunswick Address NELSON
H. TUNNICLIFF 115 Broadway. New York.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE = MARINE SCOTCH BOILER.
III IN. diameter, 10 IT. @ in long; two (2)
corrugated furnaces. 8 in. tubes; passed u.
s. local inspection in October. 1920. for 125
pounds OF steam, age II years: 80 It. CRATE
surface. Also COMPOUND ENGINE. 13x24x
~ In. stroke. condensers, pumps, &C.; both
boiler and engine are In excellent condition.
TUCKER. 1o3 Walnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
PAINTINGS
FOR SALE.
Small but choice collection of paiafings by
Elem. Homer Martin. a. II. Wyalnt. fl,iruet
Asti, Lynch, Dulliard. Blssor, Others, Apply
249 Herald. Herald so.
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Long Island.

GARDEN CITY.
Ill Nassau Boulvard--i0 rccn', baths,
furnished garage; modern house Uear sta
tion, country club: May 10 November, lou& Il
II desired. Phone Garden City l2Gs.
LONG BEACH, l.. I-Stucco cottage,
story, rooms newly furnished. 10 Ore
gon St, West End; owner on premises sun
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FARM PROPERTY.


FARM FOR SALE-2o2 acres, $50 level. 165
tllable. good buildings. running water.
milking machine, 30 head cattle. horses.
complete farm tools. all crops: on state
road near city: Ss5. 900 with 81 900 down.
II. NJ BOWEN. Farm Settlement Agent.
Cooper stown, N. Y
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

PRIVATE office. with limited telephone and
stenographic service, IN high grade office
ton Ht.
An advertisement IN tho Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD Offers real POSSIBILITY o,
rsoo.~u-a Ap~e so-a sr ~@
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Vermont,

FOR RENT-Choice OF furnished cot
tages In Rutland county. Vermont. modern
convcniences, furnace, garage. icehouse
filled. nice garden with fruit very attractive
location: rent very reasonable. ROBERT
MURRAY, Clarendon Springs, VT.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


ATTRACTIvELY furnished suites OF two,
at Hotel Chelsea. 222 West 23d st. Location
unexcelled for conveniences. New manage
| guests and will make very attractive rates
| 10 those now taking suites. Hotel Chelsea
222 West ed St Phone Watkins 600.
BEAUTIFUL STUDIO ABATEMENT.
on roof OF Chatsworth, West T2d St :,
charmngly furnished; light housekeeping;
north south and west exposures: view OF
Hudson and Riverside Drive superb; coolest
spot y summer; for rent May IL r. October
-, S275 per month; references exchanged:
private phone. Columbus 1907
BNYAY., 2s4s dion subway ststionl.-1, ..
room (kitchenettel apts.. private baths;
summer rates. Cathedral 6sl6. Trianon.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 4ls.-Ninth floor,
apartment o; every window facing park.
beautifully furnished: reasonable; must be
fences. Riverside 2022.
CHOICE apartments, three and four rooms;
highest references. 312 West lo6th st.
EXCLUSIVE Murray hin duplex apartment,
attractivey furnished, rooms and bath.
dining room and Kitchen connecting reason
able rent; May to October. Shown week days.
49,, or by appointment, Vanderbilt sSA2.
1855 T.. 3sth 81.
TT WASHINGTON Az. II (near l5ath ST.
% room furnished apartment for sale, with
lease. Apply superintendent.
HOTEL ST. ALBANS entirely renovated and
modernized, has for rent apartments with
HOTEL ST. ALBANS $40 West 5sth.
HOTEL LANGDON. f. 56TH ST.-Two at.
tractive furnished apartments to let of
rooms and baths. and rooms and bath.
MADISON Az, 444-Living room, 2 bed
rooms, full size bed In each; bath, tele-
phone: $40. Mrs. HALL. Plaza oiSo.
SUPERIOR 10 room duplex apartment for
rent from May 10 to October l {; 4 masters
bedrooms. . baths, > servants rooms and
bath cool ana roafortable seen ut any
time. Apply Superintendent, $50 w. 10th st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fr.nished corner
aparrtnent. rooms. bath, grill; May !;
Monday. Tuesda9. 1 to =; reasonable. Mrs
OpDIr
SEVEN Beautifully furnished rooms. two
batls, overlooking Riverside Drive, for
summer. from June I. FOUNTAIN. 3l4 w.
l00th ST.. n. ~ q.
TWO and three room suites. most attrac,.
lively furnished and conveniently situated;
cuisine; leases. HOTEL SCHUYLER. 81
West 45th st. Bryant 1881.
UNUsUAI-EAsT COS. NEAR 9TH.
Ultra fashionable building. Z rooms, 2
baths. beautifully furnished. to 6 months.
furnished. Telephone Rhinelander 1878 for
appointment. before il mornings.
UP to date furnished apartment, 4 rooms.
10 suhlet 5a5 West 160th St, ant. y.
WASHINGTON STANDARDIZATION fur
nished three room apartment, for rent, un-
~ August 81, possibly longer. Phone Spring
; ROOM elevator apartment in Washington
Heights section, lease included. MORRIS.
Wadsworth 3223.
STH AV., 1876 rooms till October j SIPS;
convenient 70 both subways. See lanitor.
nth. 45 West, near 9Th av.--Sunny cheer
full 4 room apartment (kitchen). southern
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gg minutes 10 Penn, Terminal. fine
Colonial. enclosed porches, : rooms
latest improvements beautiful
grounds garage vcry rcaFonablai
rrsv terms. q 100 Herald, $50
Broadway.
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FOR RENT-Furnished, for summer. s
room house. improvements. garage: excel
lent location: $3.50 per month Tel 40
Pleasantville. ". r. KELLY. Hawthorne y. y
MONROE. ORANGE COUNTY. NEW YORK
Beautifully furnished summer home for
rent: twenty acres: finest water; attitude
900 feet six masters bedrooms. four baths;
accommodation three servants with bath.
garage three cars; open fires and furnace.
Apply WILLIAM STOUT. Executor. ~ Lib
erty st. Tel. 1880 John
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Plaintiffs,

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
PETER J. MALONE and JENNIE f.
SWEENEY,
OF
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

LOOKING for beach property to put large
houseboat, suitable for housing from 70
bungalows board; also beach property
to build bungalows. } 22S Herald, Herald so.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO LET

>~~~~~~~~~-~~-~>~-~~~~
sTT'I, "a West.-New interior, two rooms,
with kitchenette. complete; couples: floor
for gentleman: sunny basement, yard; $50
Si0O-s2oO.
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SEVEN rooms, tito bath.
FOR garage. five minutes
only I'll 800 cash required
owner moving, must sell.
Herald. tKarnh 90
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From Battery to i4th ST.. Inclusive.
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New Jersey-sale or Rent.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOT responsible for debts incurred by my
Wife, Rose l.. Lapkin, on and after this
date, May 4. GEORGE s. LAPKIN. 1851
81. Nicholas av.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ANYTHING. anywhere, cheap; approaching
foreclosures considered. quick action. j
1928 Herald. Harlem.
COLORED family wants home near cars,
suburban: 81 900 cash. White family wants
Q family house, above 125th. west st. Nicho-
las. j. f.. OvERTON. 2209 18th av.
LIST your property for sale lease. CHAS.
FURRER, AZ West 34th St
SUBDIVISIONS and lots IN Quantities
wanted In various sections adjacent to New
York with good transit facilities; must be
unrestricted or restrictions must not exclude
our "steelite' homes with hip Rabled
roofs. Send plan showing Dimensions, loca-
ton and complete particulars by mali TO
Real Estate Department, INTERNATIONAL
HOUSING CORPORATION, 42-44 West SD
ST., New York city.
WE collect rents, 80 commission: years OF
experience. S. l.. ARONDS CO., 40
fremont nv.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

WOODBRIDGE. AZ LIST st.--Eour rooms, $40 /;
Rdgewood, Parmus, rooms, / to 40
acres, $50; Hasbrouck Hgts. 40 Terrace av.,
family $50 and $o5 taxes and repairs.
ACKERNIAN, 1877 Greenwich a.
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New Jersey.

COMPLETELY furnished 10 rooms, :
baths most attractive section North As
bury Park; June Is to September -, 81 900;
references required. Address o 263 Herald,
Herald So
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.

Two acre estate on Merrick road, near Bay
SHORE thoroughly modern dwelling tust
remodelled and decorated: ready ia occupy;
sas electricity. copper screens, car GRACE;
price $4,000. j. -. ROSS owner, 55i
Nostrand aV., brooklyn Tel. Lafayette 6S
or Bay shore TO.
TO RENr-New Colonial room house, with
garage, blocks north of Jamaica main
station; rent $3.50 per month. no agents
OWNER. 50 Mddletown ST. Tel. Jamaica
40l3.
WHY stay homeless when you can buy a >
room house and garage complete for SS94 {?
inquire Room 2o4, Hoover Bldg, III West
10th St, New York city
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CAMP bungalow. furnished, for season. Par
ticulars phone Mansfield 8si6, mornings.
WELL located, beautiful IL room house.
overlooking Hudson: 40 minutes from
Grand Central: three baths. all modern con-
veniences. large veranda and spacious
grounds; two car garage; $500 per month;
furnished or unfurnished. H. NJ. 400 Herald.
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Rockland County-Sale or Rent.

EIGHT room house. furnished, all improve
ments. garage. TO let: 81 miles out on w
S. II. r.: season $500. 97s Herald. Full
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FOR Sale, % room house. good condition.
steam heat, 3 baths, electric lights. double
garage, large plot centre city Peekskil
suitable for sanitarium; would cost to build
SO 600 price $4,000. Apply for terms on
this and several other properties 81 900 to
$4,000 Apply j. $. BAKER, Peekskil on
Hudson, or c. l.. STORY, Room 637. Mar
bridge Bldg, AZ w. 34th St. New York.
For RENT-PURCHASER CANNOT OC-
CUPY recently completed dwelling in the
finest section OF Westchester county au-
thorizes US TO rent unfurnlshed rooms. 3
baths, enclosed sun parlor. . car garage:
corner plot, leo feet 'front.' every modern
convenience: yearly lease; 1913 monthly.
HERKIMER, INC, 20 W. f3d st.. New
York city Tel. Murray Hill 01S9.
FOR sale or rent. 10 room house. With heat
and electricity fine location. Immediate
possession; rent 500 per month. Inquire
3925 White Plains av., White Plains. y. I.
Olenvlle 3Til.
l OR immediate sale we offer story and half
house at one-thrd less than price year
ago. Inquire Room 2o4 Hoover Bldg, ~
West 18th ST.. New York city.
FOR homes in New Rochelle, ra aring IN
price $1,000 to s35o.ooo. see SULLIVAN,
Nnrfh
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atcari iiont, room
70 station 81. 00n
baiair Q like reut =.
OWNER. q II AZ
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. I.
Cool front southwest exposure, z rooms
(13x2i II. and I1x20 IT'D: closets, foyer.
bath and lyitchenette; well planned apa rt-
mcnt IN finest OF new buildings: Otis ele-
yators. excellent service. ! block from sta
tion, 10 minutes by electric trains 10 Penn
station: S16J per month TO October or longer.
Call at Tennis Place apartments, or phone
Boulevard 6S45.
Also we offer rooms and bath. house,
keeping. SiG5 per month and less: also
room, i2xo4 IT,, . closets, bath and hitch
onette, $75 month. GUEON Il. q. EARLE,
agent 35s 9th av.. corner 3ith 81. Fftzroy
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Borough OF Manhattan-Miscella
Borough OF Brooklyn-Salc or Kent.

a GO family new law: rents over $4,000
price $i06. 900; act quick. 14o3 Herald
Harlem.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


THE INN, ~ state at. Flushing, L. t.
Transients and business men, swimming
pool and shower baths; best OF food rates
rna &C nnhlo. Tel. Flunhlng 12A1.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

- - ,---~-s-,->---r~
New Jersey.
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Westchester-Saie or Rent.

BARGAIN-Farm, eco acres or would divide /;
500 feet elevation: east OF Pcekslzill: lots
OF fruit; must sell. WOOD ESTATE, II
West 125th ST.
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Above seth St.-5th Az. 10 North River.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 800 tcorner ooth
stu and . rooms: bath.
HOTEL SPENCER ARMS,
GOTH ST, AND BROADWAY.

Ideal suites of 2 and rooms and baths,
outside exposure full hotel service and res
tauraut, tireproof: moderate rentals. Tel.
Columbus 1896.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

COOK-Requires a good cooks situation:
has good references. Apply $. W. Bowling
brook, Laurel, Md.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

The best posters contributed by
Washington artists illustrative of the
need for funds for the 100000 men,
women and children in the famine
area of China will not only receive
prize, but will also be exhibited to the
public. according to announcement
from the Washington branch OF the
American Committee for China Fam
inc Fund All artists desirous of en-
te ring this competition should COM
municate in writing with Miss Louise
Delano. Washington China Famine
Fund Committee, Red Cross nationa!
headquarters.
The sale of China life-saving stamps
is progressing rapidly, according to
Mrs. Cary r. Grayson. treasurer Of the
local stamp committee. The stamps
sell for three cents each-the sum
which keeps one Chinese from starving
t. death each day.
':lt is becoming fashionable to at
tach China Ufe-saving stamps To cor
respOudence, Mrs GraySon said today.
MANY individuals and business houses
are pasting these little stickers on the
backs of envelopes
Total of Contributions.
without drives" or the customary
Intensive periods Americas total
contributions to the relief of the
starving people of North China have
reached sI.72o.551. according to a
statement given out by Vernon Mum
roe TREASURER of the American Com
lnittee for China Fund appointed last
December by President Wilson. with
Thomas W. Lamont of New York ac
chairman. Practically every church
Evening star., 1921-02-27
u. S. AGENTS FIND MANY
FRAUDULENT PASSPORTS
One Bureau Dealing in Forgeries
Has Record of $50 Documents
Issued in One Month.

Forged passports to enable unde-
sirable and dangerous aliens to enter
the United States are being issued in
almost every European country, it was
announced yesterday at the State De-
partment.'
An investigation conducted by
American consular officers abroad has
shown the departments Statement
said. that passport swindlers have
been operatin on a wholesale scale.
Gangs have been detected with coun-
terfeit passports in their possession;
also rubber stamps with forged sigma
lures of American consular officers
and counterfeit fee stamps and seals.
The Investigations have been con-
Quoted by the consular officers in
Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria,
France, Italy, Greece and Germany.
At one port a bureau was found deal
ing in forged passports, from which
$50 such documents had been placed
in circulation within one month.
At Rotterdam five false passports
We're taken from a lot of thirty-five.
At Gothenborg, Sweden, thirty-one
fraudulent American vises were found
on one American-bounds ship. g
State Department agents also are
checking passports in New York, and
on February "a seventeen cases of
aliens endeavoring to enter on false
documents were reported. Eight OF
them came from Poland. seven from
Italy. one from Greece and one from
England.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

has been charged with giving the
radicals Of the country a raw deal.
closing the mails to their publica-
tions. But for the first time in his
tory the books of the Post Office De-
partment showed: Il credit balance
during his administration and the
service has been widely developed,
The airplane mail service was begun
also under his administration of the
department..
During the war the War Depart-
ment under Secretary Baker and Mr..
Baker himself were bitterly criti-
ciSed. Yet an Army numbering all
told about 100000 men was built up
almost within year and more than
100000 were sent over seas.
The war cabinet under Lincoln was
fairly stable. though it had it's
changes. and only two of Lincoln $
original appointees were serving
when he was asSassinated, in 1865.
They were Gideon Welles, Secretary
of the Navy. and William H Seward,
Secretary of State. Lincoln forgot
political lines in the needs of the
Union and appointed Edwin NJ STAN
ton Secretary of War, dyed-in-the-
wool democrat and strong political
opponent, in 1862. and Mr.. Stanton
was continued throughout the war,
and to the end of President Andrew
Johnson's term of office, too. Mr..
Stanton, by the way, served for more
than a year as Attorney General in
the cabinet of President Buchanan,
and was holding that office when Lin
coin was elected President