The New York herald., 1921-08-09
TELLEGEN NOW ABLE
TO CHANGE CLOTHES
Notified That His Wife, Ger
aldine Farrar, Has Sent
Them to Warehouse.
SOME ARTICLES MISSING
Actor Charges Singer Is I'm
willing to Rear Family
Cross Suit Forecast.

Lou Teilegen's immediate problem was
solved yesterday. His personal effects.
notably his wardrobe, which he has
been trying to recover. were sent by his
wife, Geraldine Farrar--not to him at
the Ritz or Long Beach. but to neutral
ground, storage warehouse. There he
is at liberty to call for them. His secre-
tary went to the warehouse yesterday
with written inventory OF all the
possessions the actor remembered to
have left at his wife's home. 20 West
Seventy-fourth street. The secretary
reported that few odds and ends were
missing.
But of course" said Harry N. Stein
field. Mr.. Tellegen's attorney, this came
about through oversight, and we expect
to recover the rest of my clients be-
longings as soon as we have told Mrs.
Tellegen's attorney what they are"
A good deal of typewriting was in
dulged in before the clothes and other
chattels of Mr.. Tellegen reached the
warehouse. Last week before Mr. Telle-
gen began the separation suit, in which
no papers have as, yet been filed, he
went. according to his lawyer, many an
afternoon to his wife's house and found
the door locked against him. So when
the papers In the lawsuit were prepared,
and. as the lawyers says, served on Miss
Farrar. Mr.. Steinfeld wrote to Alvin
Untermyer. the attorney representing
Miss Farrar. asking that Mr.. Tellegen
be permitted entry in order to get the
things that he had left.
Exchange OF Letters.
Mr.. Untermyer's reply, as noted by
Mr. Steinfeld was that the things were
to be sent to Mr.. Teilegen but that an
essential fact was lacking. that being
his address AS Mr. Tellegen wished per-
sonally to collect his effects, Mr.. Stein
field wrote Mr.. Unter7nyer again. sug-
gesting that the latter name day and
hour when Mr.. Tellegen sould call at
the home of Mrs. Tellegen and gather
UP his impedimenta- Yesterday Mr..
Untermyer's answer was received. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Steinfeld it was a nod-
flcation that the said articles had been
placed in the Manhattan Storage Ware
house. In due time Mr.. Tellegen will
send a van for them. and his ,enbarrass-
ment at having nothing much to wear
except the OUTFIT with which he went to
two weeks ago will be ended.
Mr. Steinfeld said yesterday that one
Of the charges made in Mr. Tellegen's
complaint is that Mrs. Tellegen was un-
willing to rear 2 family. as she deemed
II Incompatible with her career as an
artist. Mr.. Steinfeld said he didn't
know when the complaint would be filed.
He is apparently waiting for some sort
Of an answer from Miss Farrar's side.
Working on Complaint.
But Miss Farrar is silent and Mr..
Untermyer equally So except for his
brief statement made on Friday night,
when he termed the Tellegen suit a fake
proceeding" and admitted that Mise
Farrar was abou. to sue her husband
From his Office yesterday Mr.. Unternyer
cent out word, mo information to-day
He Is believed TO be working on the
singers legal complaint against her
husband.
Miss Farrar Is to be credited with hav-
ing succeeded in concealing her where
abouts from all persons she doesn't wish
To see. At Chateaugay Lake, In the
Adirondacks, It was said yesterday that
she had not visited her summer home
this season ana that her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Farrar
closed the carrp last week and went
away supposedly to New York. They
| live at 210 West Ninetieth street
Mr.. Tellegen resumed rehearsals for
his new play at the Garrick Theatre
| yesterday. He said the suit ne had
started was "tco delicate a matter tc
discuss" and referred a questioner to his
attorney