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Evening star., 1921-10-24
TIGERS NEED AN ATTACK
CHICAGO BATTLE SHOWS
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

\K/HAT lessons will Princeton learn result of the Chicago game
wv Saturday? In the November capita
of October defeat They had incenvenor
auring this than today time
berate Princeton weak unversed
Midway coegans
respects than she usually at this of the
The chief trouble with Nassau Saturday she
the most poised versatile rugged mechanically perfect foot ball
outh that eleven whose
tempered
that Chicago given strong
OF herself IL land.
Evening star., 1921-10-24

second kink in the Tigers tail.
With Yale, Harvard and Princeton
struggling in such games as they are.
everything seems to indicate that the
Yale Harvard princeton games will
be among the closest and hardest
fought that have taken place be-
tween the Tiger and the Bulldog, the
Crimson and the Bulldog, the Tiger
and Crimson.
Georgin Tech probably has right
now the strongest foot ball team in
the east. Certainly no other eleven
would have defeated Rutgers by As
to IA last Saturday. One of the
greatest foot ball struggles of the
year will be staged when the At
lanta eleven meets Penn State in
New York this week.
Evening star., 1921-10-24
PLAYERS WHO BACKED
RUTH ARE SILENT NOW

HEN Babe Ruth started his
wv ball who shook had
right, and they I'D in it. Thev added
ball fair show,
old home reide ball found who will
anything they NAV have got into
print
Evening star., 1921-10-24
= Among Atlantic Eevens
FOUR REMAIN IN RACE
FOR BIG TEN" HONORS

CHICAGO. October 24.-Western
conference foot ball championship
prospects are undergoing revision as
result Of Saturdays games, the
outstanding features of which were
the conclusive evidence of unsuspect-
ed power given by Ohio State and
Chicago. together with the defeat of
Michigan.
The standings today, including
only conference games, follow:
Evening star., 1921-10-24
GEORGETOWN AND G. w.
TO RENEW ANNUAL FRAY
Maryland and North Carolina Will Battle in
~' Baltinore-Two Other Big Clashes to
Take Place in Virginia.
BY II. c. BYRD.

scheduled this south Atlantic
here The local will be that
and George Washington the gridron
Wagton foot ball objective The
caded the for the divisional title will be be-
Maryland University of North Carolina Bal
Lynchburg
at
Evening star., 1921-10-24
GREENLEAF TOPS GUESTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October "a
With the national pocket billiard tour
nament half over Ralph Greenleaf, the
titleholder, stands at the top of the list.
Evening star., 1921-10-24

Quentin Athletic Club crushed the
Leviathans. 26 to o. Touchdowns were
made by Hattenker, Blaine, Gordon
and Summons.
Evening star., 1921-10-24

Mercury Athletic Club easflv dis
posed of the Hyattsville eleven in :.
l9-to-7 engagement Neither team
played good foot ball.
Evening star., 1921-10-24

Willingham's touchdown and eo.,
Kick gave Brookland Athletic Club
us 1-to-S victory over Quincy Ath-
Evening star., 1921-10-24
Will Play G. U. Quint.

Rutgers College has hooked tbs
Georgetown basket ball team for a
game at New Brunswick, N. J., Feb.
ruary o.
Evening star., 1921-10-24

Terminal Athletic Club did all its
scoring in the second half to achieve
a 16-to-0 victory over Stanton Ath-
letic Club.
Evening star., 1921-10-24
INDEPENDENT ELEVENS

st. Theresa's Preps took the meas
ure Of the Southern Maryland Ath-
letic Association eleven, Z to 0, in a
game at Surrattsville. Md. The game
was bitterly contested.
Southern Athletic Club vanauished
the Brentwood-Mount Rainier team,
40 to 6, and wants more games with
135-140-pound elevens Telephone
challenges to Edward Garner. Frank
lin 4454, after S pm.
Garfield and Glover Athletic clubs
battled to scoreless tie. The Cloyers
had the ball on Garfields 1-yard line
in the third period, but encountered a
stubborn defense.
Liberty Athletic Club defeated the
Linworths, IA to 0, and is looking for
other engagements with 1O5-pound
teams. Challenges will be received
oy William Lerch at 233 Bates street.
Lexington Athletic Club. following
Its 36 to 0 win over the Chickasaws,
is ready for more action. Teams in
the 115-pound class interested should
telephone Lincoln 5156 after $50 pm.
An overhead attack uncovered in
the last few minutes of play gave the
Mercury Juniors the touchdown that
beat the Black Cats. z to o.
Trinity clubs scored two victories
the 115-pound team beating the Car
isles, IL to 6. while the Bulldogs
downed the Cambridge eleven. 6 to O.
Terminal Athletic Club did all its
scoring in the second half to achieve
i6-to-0 victory over Stanton Ath-
letic Club.
:, w, Wiiiingham's touchdown and goal
Evening star., 1921-10-24
Totals, al 4s1 1853 Totals. 469 43s $40
POST OEFICE LEAGUE

Totals. All 481s4s3 Totals. 495 i3S'ie3
sPost Office won roll off.
Evening star., 1921-10-24

Trinity clubs scored two victories.
the 115-pound team beating the Car
isles, IL to s. while the Bulldogs
downed the Cambridge eleven, 6 to O..
Evening star., 1921-10-24
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

otals. 465 Az 4G3 Totals. 475 459 AS
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1921-10-24

An overhead attack uncovered in
the last few minutes of play gave the
Mercury Juniors the touchdown that
beat the Black Cats. to O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
PADEN CITY

r.,.,, ,..,,. 1uI,, 90 ~ rs Fyor., Sha.
g.. ,,.. ro,rrr.I C-or, R,vcnna o.,
..,on, .n, 49,. .,,,,d ~. M. illness and
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,,",,o,,i.,. ,,... ,h.. rm.s. FL.
IT,, ...,,,.,., hIsrr.,, r,,,,r, Eiddcr
and r,,u,,y
vr 49,, w.. "a, I,r,Nq h,yn -cturn-
-, t. ,on ,,,.,... ,.,s,, ot.h r.,,.
$780,, ,,,,., u. y,
NJ. - y tIIo,S ms has a. her ru.s,
h,- .fs,or Mrs > r Morgan OF por-
,c,. L,,rr,
announcement. has ,rs. h.cn mad. Of
.r.. ,,,,rr,,r, Of NJ: Kadie Good. OF this
,,.v ,o AR r 4 Kaiser Of Roavcr
r,,',e Ia Mrs Good e tho widow OF
~. ,a,e T,r " Good The wedding
,o,k n,ore 1u,,. - ~ tho parsonage Of
~. iroshy,cr,,n rhurih IN Beaver
ro,,e
NJ and N-e George Turner. Mr. and
H.. CIV Nav,,,,l and Mr.. and Mrs
loss Ncrask.v. attended the Masonic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
GAINESVILLE

Mrs Frank Link and hahy son. Of
chicago. II. arrived this week for
visit with h,r father. l.. \. Coon. OF
Eay; South street Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Coon. " Cleveland. O.. ar ais" visiting
a, IN" coon home.
Miss Martha Barrett returned home
this wrck from, a viSit Win relatives
at Columbus. ~
The Tuesday Music Cub will hold n
picnic next Tuesday evening on the
K"nnon farm. north of town.
Mrs w q. Winters. "f New fhila-
Gclphia. q. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. y Wheaton. ~ West Main
street
Mrs. Catherine Ciiffcn Is visiting her
son VIII GifCcn. at Flushing. O., this
week.
Nr and Mrs. Palmer LauEhlin and
Mrs y. {. Whitmarsh visited the BOY
Sruu, camp ar Captina. O.. Friday.
Ross Ncjz~r. 81 Columbus. O. is Wis
it!ng relatives here this week.
Mr.. Jesse Harl!n left this week f"r
Marshall. Mich, for few weeks visit
Mrs Edward Meek and daughter. o.
s: Clairsvi''", ar" visiting pr. and MR.
] \. IuIkiu>. II f,as, South street.
Miss Rurh Fowler is visiting friends
n Camhrldrr. -. over Sunday.
George G!fCrn and nr. f. T. Cook
ur his place, and Ernest Giften. Of
Flushing. g.. left tho FIRST ot III" w"cK
for 4 two weeks fishing trip in Mirht-
E1n.
Mrs. charles Porter and son. ~ New
philadelphia. -. arc visiting at the
horn" o, MIR. and Mrs. Harry R"by. on
West Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

;,ls coming week. 4 Dutch Pot din
r,.r y,.jl n,. serted At six o'clock ana
very rniulabir -iuir is anticipated.
Fairgrounds Tag Day
The committee IN charge al the iva
i,,ay grounds has planned a ting DAY LOT
The bench, e the Fairgrounds. To-Day -
number ut Young ladies have agreed 10
sell the tags ON the streets ana everyone
ys invited 10 buy tag and give ~ha'-
over or,nun, they wan; 10 for II. The
rl,yrr,undS has been u great beneht 10
,hc children uf thc Gown this summer
and the money received today from the
sale Of tags Will 60 towards paying Tor
the upkcep OF the place
Deeds Piled
Mary Flnriar. e. al 70 y. Il. 'aKes' !o'
ST. in Martins Ferry Consideration ~
Amelia \ F"ulkes 10 Linnie Hart i"'
N BLOCK X. IN HomeSidc Addition 70
-. C!al.Sv!i!e. consideration 81.
Briefs
Frank Trhan,c. Of RcIlaire. WAS IN
town yesterday on business.
William Hotter. Of bridgeport. was a
business caller here yesterday.
Attorney George Mckee. OF Bridge
port. WAS in town Friday on legal ousl-
ness.
Miss Gladys Weaver. of Cnnnon-hurS'
IA. is here visiting her grandmother
Mrs Ann Fulton. on East Main street.
Fred Sclhy. Of Martins Ferry. was In
town yesterday on business.
Il \ Grove OF li"!atTe and county
Auditor Arch For,c. We're In Som"rt"n
Yesterday IN business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Miner Who Broke Record
Gets Life For Murder

Fayetteville, W. Va, July 22.-W!l-
liam johnson. who. according 10 ,hc
State Department Of Mines. holds the
state coal loading record o: a ton N two
minutes. vas today sentenced To l!fc TN
rr!sonmcnt IN the pcnltentiary at
Moundsville in circuit court hero for
tho murder OF J. W. Brooks.
tn" jury. which found him guilty OF
murder in the first degree. recommended
mercy. johnson Is n negro and brooks
belonged 70 the same race. Robbery was
said 10 have boon IN" motive for the
crime Bloodhounds owned by members
Of tho Huntington police forco trailcd
johnson after tho murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Court To Adjourn On Monday

The summer term Of Belmont County
common p.e.Se court will be adjourned
hNre on M"Siay according 10 informa-
Hon given out yesterday. The summer
Arm this year has been unusually long
nd II only leaves little over a month
vacation for tho court until time for
tho opening OF the Fall torn on Sep
TENDER ?6'h.
To Picnic
The member, =: th. Klab,Uc Club
Will picnic at tho homo OF Miss Mary
Ncw!!n. las: Of town. on Tuesday OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

R"lm".t street nrross; from "ity build
,u.c. IuaH N.!'. Sur pool room. belmont
street. howard Marpu"h Im!"n street
near Central o>.a3". ,',d Ern"*' GueEL
l'.'.:. ~tr",., 1Gs' Uur'N - -" Son"
hr,lt,. III" 49,: 'A,,v rrm"l w'r" AZ
r...,'.H YESTERDAY .lf'"rHrnu aul Ia"
,'a,r~ y'>,'r!t& :N"rnG'-.
Til" arrests. !, = said. ar" = direct
ruter.N.h - -" "r!ucta Of N" Law
Enforcement i".trI'. which orEaniza'l"n
has hal r'un .'n'h"s men AZ work here
-: <','I.u days.
Many TO Epworrh Park.
large nunll,"r II ,u,n! people VII.
leave today for E;.w"r;M iark 80 y"
present AZ III" "i"n!nc ~ 81" 'nna1I
F.ruo-th park ,haU'.tu IuA assembly.
The assembly begins THIS evening al
VIII rontiuU" Car Nv" weeks. 4 hH"
ii,..'nm has h""n arranged.
McGilton Funeral.
Funeral S..rvirrS over IN" remains +:
Ih,ilp N,,;:l'0n. who l"s' his III"
Thursday ,.rr'nT VIM" attempting 1"
hoard I w"~thnUrt tr'' CHI train -
S'"wa-jsyI.i". WI" l." ,""iur'"d AT
u'c.nrlI SUuIay a:'crl""n A. IN" f1mi'y
home near Gl,u,or. Inform NJ will h"
mad. IA :, cemetery near Gi"nc"c.
To Honor Dead Soldier.
Furerai services over II" remains ~
friva," Edward Eurkh1T!t. Sh1dySid"
S"!li'r VINO was N.''" =" -"
on ,'c'"H"r ~ i''\ W" PC '2.'''", ',,'
n -" n''"'" '"h''t'" i! ''' NV" ~
me ""'"H %''' M',"'''',, "I w, w.
h''"'h, WE. 'r "''"s III i'''' nm ~,
tory. III" BODY VIII arrive n'r" '"''
morning lr"hS ''u'h"",.
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IVA, ubo hrnj;o r,.n rho Nnrsc ,,,h On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
BRIDGEPORT
ROAD PLANS RECEIVE
APPROVAL OF COUNCIL
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BODY
HELD LAST NIGHT. AND ALL
MEMBERS FAVOR PLANS
AS SUBMTTED
Plans and Pronles Ordered Returned to
County Commissioners, So That
Bids Can be Advertised
At Once

\, ne specIal meeting OF the v"iaS"
council held las: uiGht. the plans aN'
pro.llos prepared ~ the county ensin""r
Cor tn. repair % the Cadlz pike. w.'h'n
tho corporate limits 4 the CITY, Mv'H
laid besor" the members. Had. after "N-
PLANTATION, a roll cal was taken IN me
motion 20 approve. All II tae member
OF the body voted IN IN" affirmative.
The plans and specifications were
then ordered returned - tho office ~
the county commissioners :" that n"
contract for tho Improvement can De
let at onCe. as the commissioners haNH
promised that !mmCl:t'" action VII "r
taken on thu matter !" get -" WORK
done this year.
None OF n. cost ~ ~" repair Work
will be assessed on tho property a"Ht-
ting the road. according l" ~" members
Of council. as the agreement T"r'''"d
between council and cuun;y commISsi"n-
ers provides that each shall pay MY per
cent OF the cost OF the work.
Intervening Speaker
Rev. John Sharp. superintendent ~
tho Vacation Bible SChoo! department.
Of the Methods: church. Will address
the members % the congregation NJ IN"
services 10 be held IN the LANSING
Method.S, church tomorrow morning
The speaker Wal discuss the Nih!o
school work. and NJ IS sur" :" u" inter-
cst!ng - the members who attend
Against Car Company
The actions Of the ottir.diS ut INC
Wheeling Traction company IN r"".r
efforts o. drive tho bus companies GUY
Of competition with chem haN" been
watched closely 10y the residents If ms
civ. and most - those who ara inter-
cS,Nd IN tbs matter are thoroughly DIS
rus.n,l win me actions Of n" Trart'"n
ofnci,rs All 81 Tho sympathy " :hnS"
-, mo OHIO side Of the river rests win
mo bus COMPANY.
No Political Activity
Thor, has been ~ unusual activity N
Tho WAY 90 politics apparent IL this rtty
- far during n" primary e!"''."n cam
paiSn. aa,. there Scrws 20 ~ !it''" M
tc-cst being shown IN :" ;Hr IS IN"
primary election IS concerned. TA"Tc
IS no opposition on any party ticket ana
there IS little douh; that ~" R"2Hhl'Ah
candidates Wi. ." ~,e"'"d IS usual.
Barton Man Dead
John N. W,'"I. ~" 80 -" we'll known
residents ~ Barton. -. dc! ~ ''".un'
bus. O.. cary yesterday morning nc
was 4 retired farmer. member ~ 80"
Barton Methodist 'huTrn' ana 'rt' -. =
daughter. Mrs. Ha" Cow. o: 'r,'""
and TWO sons. john Of Martins r'''N
and Charles OF i"ri'h' ~" '""'
expected - ar-iv" h." IN car" %
Howard Ii Wilson .'''h' UNI. nv !
this morning. ard = WI pc Nv, /"
The family home at barton :" en-" nS
the arrival oc IN" remains no 'Un''''
arrangements hay" o"Hn mac on, ~
snterment VII 'a"' pace 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

Free Bicycles Cor Boys and
Girls. Read tho double pNs'
announcement In today's In
teluSencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

Tho actions Of the officials e me
Wheeling Traction company IN '""r
efforts {" drive tho bus companies Guy
Of competition with chem haN" ""'n
watched closely 10y the residents 81 ms
city, and most - those WI" ara inter-
eS,ed in the mater ar" thoroughly h.S-
gus.ed with he actions ot N" traction
officials. Al ~ Tho sympathy ~ moss
on the OHIO side Of the river rcS.S W.'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Barton Man Dead
vacation Rlnle School

The vacation BIB" schools. under ths
direction Of Eev. John SHARP. Nj! op'A
a. the Lansing and Wheeling 'Teek
school houses Monday morning ~ ,
o'clock \ .arEc amount -: interest IS
ant!cipa,ei among the young boys ana
girls q those communities N 'he
Schools wh'rh ao!i both morning ana
afternoon sessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Hold BAKE Sale.

tn" members Il the Service Star Lee
Eion will hald a sale OF home hak"d
goods a. the vacant room on the cd
Feh-Cnhach property. on South Fourth
street This afternoon Members OF tho
Legion STATE 'ha: pre-war prices will
preyail At ,hA sale. and good patron
a.r - anticipate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

Rev John Sharp. superintendent ~
m. Vacation Bible School department.
OF the Me,hodiS- church. VIII address
the members ~ The congregation NJ III"
services 70 be held n the Lansing
Methodist church tomorrow morning.
The speaker VIII discuss the Elh!e
school work. and h" IS sur" - u" inter
cstIng ~ the members who attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Hearing Today.

TIL" hearing Il Gr"rG" Lewis. local
man who hruN" !":n ~" Moose club on
In:on street carly Thursday morning
ant stole N2l in money. VIII 20 con
Quoted ,nts morning in tn" court "s
Mayor CulhcrtSon. Lewis WAS
"nlhhcl" rs n" WIS lrav!ns III" build
Ing ny Officers T"fCrrH and Ncl. He had
effected an entrance hy breaking out i
glass in tho from. door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Council to whoel.nA.

The Rolla.r" council mot last evening.
and following IN" roll call they recessed
20 81 70 Wheeling. where they are taxi
ing hand IN the protest against ,ta
bus ordinance which IS being considered
BY N" council OF Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

The funeral services for Andy the
six-months-oid son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Upys residents o. Florence. who d!ed
few days age. VIII he held this after
noon. and .heh ody will DO brought 20
this CITY tor !atermen. N Rivervte~
cemetery Death resulted after only a
Jew Gavs' illness o: !afhn'!iH troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COuRT-ANNiR
NJ. Humphrey plaintiff, against Ralph b.
Drake, Defendant. Summons. Trial desired
In New York County.
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. and to serve a
copy of your answer the Plaintiffs At
to.neys 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 talen
against sou by default. fer the reliey de-
ulsnded III the complaint.
Dated May Goth 1921.
DAWSON. MERRILL & DAWSON
Plaintiff Attorneys
Office and postoffce address. No. 20 West
44th Street. Borough of Manhattan, city Of
New York.
To the above named Defendant.
The foregoing summons IL served upon
you by publication pursuant 80 an order az
Ron. Edward e., Whitaker. Justice of the
supreme Court Of the State of New York
dated the sth day OK June. 1921, and nled
with the complaint In the office Of che
Clerk of the CountyNof New York al the
County Court House, in the Borough ~
Manhattan, city. County and State OF Nav
York. - W"
Dated New York, June 21st 1921.
pAW SON, MERRILL g. DAWSON
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
ifth street, New York, y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
B ii inc 5 8 N 8 " !
Corner of Depression Turned,
Hoover Tells Shoe Men
See Reaction against
Elaborate Decorations

In high-grade merchandise con-
sumers are showing a tendency
toward palmer and neater goods
without the elaborate embellishments
SO apparent during the last year,
IN the opinion of w. Wheeler, Of
the J. & T, Cousins Company, Brook
lyn, manufacturers of women's high
grade shoes.
Although we hear much of the
strap effects in womens shoes for
fall" he said yesterday, "the pro-
portion of plain tailored oxfords
that appear in the orders given us
is showing tendency to increase.
recently viewed the line of one
OF the highest-grade dress manu-
facturers in New York, and the ten
dency toward plain garments, but
rich in material and workmanship,
was plainly apparent. think that
the reaction against highly deco
rated articles Of apparel among the
fashionable people has begun"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
Crude Rubber Stronger
Leading Standards Gain, Spot
Ribbed Smoked Sheets Tn lc

Recovery in the market for crude
rubber continued yesterday. Ribbed
smoked smoked sheets displayed greater
at Az cents for spot, which renre.
sented an advance of cent from Mon
days price. A cent advance was also
shown on offerings for delivery in Julv-
September, which were absorbed At
Is cents. a.
Men close to the market attributed
this turn for the better to increased
interest in rubber, not only here Int -
London and the Far East. Anothe ~
opinion advanced was that several lead
ing tire companies were ANTICIPATING
'helr wants more freely than was for
merly the custom. A prominent rubber
man MAJ believed that the sudden strength
which the market displayed was the = re-
suit 1t, OF short covering by traders.
The feeling prevailing in trade cir
r reg+ is h that the long lane of readjust-
the trend of market prices will be to
a plane of normally. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-13
SURRoGATEs' NOTICES
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
New York. County of Bronx-SYLyIA
SCHO1LONITCH, Plaintiff. VS.. DAVID
SCHOILOVITCH. Defendant. Summons
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
awer the complaint in this action and to
serve Il copy of your answer on the Plain
TINS Attorney within twenty days after
the service OF this summons. exclusive of
the day of service. and in case OF your
failure to appear or answer. judgment will
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York, May 18th. 1921.
kENDLER & GOLDSTErN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, once and POST
Office Address, $50 West a5th Street,
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
York
To DAVID SCHO!LOVITCH:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
of Hon. John NJ. rierney, a Justice of tho
Supreme Court of the State OF New York
dated the Ind day of June, 1921. and filed
with the complaint in the office of the
Clerk Of the County of Bronx, AT the County
Court House. in the Borough OF Bronx.
County of Bronx and State OF New York.
Dated New York. June Eth. 1921.
KENDLER 4 COLDSTEIN
Attorneys for Plaintiff ONCE and Post.
Office Address. 100 West 45th Street
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York.