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New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Large Convention Hall
Planned for Atlantic Citv
WIFI Also Include Y7beascr and
Rink for Skating in Base
n,ens Of Building

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct ia large
amusement and convention hall project
is planned on the Boardwalk in Chel-
sea. definite announcement will be
made within the next two weeks, 1t was
learned to-day from an authoritative
source. The enterprise will entail an
investment OF $2.0O0O00 and will be
financed by s. W. Strsus & Co.. Of
New York and other heavy investors in
Chelsea properties.
The structure, according 60 plans,
will go ND on the ocean front adjacent
TO the RitzCarlton The building will
contain a theater seating 1900 persons.
motion picture theater with 1000
seating capacity, a convention hall with
interchangeable walls and seating up to
5000. In addition there will be music
nall, where symphony orchestra will
give daily concerts the year around.
This auditorium will contain an organ
costing $4,000. In the basement will
be an ice skating rink.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Buyers Arrived

(Uontnued from prsoodns Reeso
tons whits goods: Edwara 9 Sanders,
shirts and overalls, care II. e. Hart, ago
B'way, Room 1908.
ST. LOVTS
Hcruggs. Vsndervoort & Barney Co. Miss
Jane II Wade, waists, house dresses
9Th slv. Az. N''' 0'' '''' "''" ''A''''''S NS'
S. f. Kopelo witz. wooden skir,ings, Penn
Franklin Furniture Hours; p. Green
fielder carpets and furniture; PennnyivaniA,
Ta%Gns & RarT j. Ss,n noa'0n
ST. PAUL
II. Cohen, tailor; Martinique,
Macy Co. Louis sivcrot.in. ooaaa,
TERRE HAUTE. IND.
Root d G Co; Mrs, B. ]. Ryan muslin
underwear, Infants wear, house drssses; 2e
Peteradorf's Sig Petersdorf. fur trimmed
coats and dresses; l2o w asth st I.
Harris.
W. l.. Milner & Co.: r. NJ. A. wflliams,
mems furnishings. women's and children'a
knit underwear, hosiery. umbrellsu; Miss G
lions, Alfred Tanti, lis W. s2d IT. 1t. A. ''
Meyer-Jonasson Co; ": Miller and Miss
Weaver. coats dreEses, 276 bth gv.
TULSA. OKLA.
Ronberss, Mrs c. Il. Wucrty. ready ia
WAsmNGToN
Parker-Pridgct Co; f. NJ. Low mdne
mgr. Hurry Les>ncr. mems clothing; A.
NIiated Retail Clothiers, 200 5th av.
WILKLS~B4sR RRE, Pa.
wyoming Garment Co; c. steinfsld, 5obs
SILK dresses, l20 w 3eth at. L. HArrip
WILMINGTON, n. c.
Goodman Bros; Sigmund Goodman,
wonens ready to wear, Imperial
@. Danncnbaum Co; G. Dannenbaurn,
joos dresses coats. sweaters; q. Solomon,
1872 b way
WINsToN-sALEM.N n. @.
D. q. Craven Co.; d. G.. Craven, women's
ready to wear; ~ W. 34th at.
WORCESTER. MASS.
LouiBe Shop; Miss Mourin rsady "a
wear; Hart + flanagan. z63 eth CIV.
8 Seder q Bro. j. Seder. dresses
wais's; J. j. Nttenberg representing
BrosliA.
YOUNGSTOWN. PA.
Stroues- iilrsch5ers Co.. r j. Beacon
mdse mgr. klnonos. negiigees. silk and
muslin underwear. corsets and brassieres B.
Knit underwear, dresses waists, coats and
auits. care Baer a. Lilienthai 11bo B'way
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PORTER HORACE-In pursuance OF an
order Of Honorable John f Cohalan, e
Surrogate of the County Of New ork
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persona
late OF the County OF Now York. deceased
TO present the Same with souehcra ihereor
to the aubncrber. at Its place OF tranhact-
INN husiness No. 40 Broadway Borough
OF Mnnhattan. Cify and State or Now York.
on OF before tho 3otl day Of January next
DATED. New York. the 18th day OF July.
GUARANTY TRuaT COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Executor
HAYDEN a post. Aiiorne5n toi Executor.
Sa william Street borough Of Manhattas.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
BOARnERS WANTED

soTH ST AT LEXINGTON Az tHste
Futease>--For ladies'. one room sna
meals from SIS up, elevator. ,elcphone
e1c tul ho-el ser Ice newly decorated
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

NEW YORK COUNTY OF NEW YORK
>iohn MckernlL Plnintir, against Lula
McKerran. observation-disclosures with
Notice Action FOR Separation.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint IN This action. and to serve
n copy OF your answer or. II tho ccmplai mt
IL not eerVed With this summons TO serve
notice OF appearance, on the Plaintifr' =
Attorneys 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 win be
taken against you by default. for tho re-
lief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated October II. t021
C'HRlEN. MALEVINSKY & DRTSCOLI..
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 1892 Broadway
borough OF Manhattan. New York City
To Lula A. NJ M1KcNan. Defendant:
The foregoing summons 10 served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
OF Honorable Isiaor Wasservogel. a Justice
OF tho Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York. dated the l5th day OF September
1921. ard flied with tho complaint In the
Once OF the Clerk of the County Of New
York, at the County Court House In the
borough Of Manhattan. CITY. County and
state 0f New York. on tho 18Th day OF
Septemher. 1921.
pnted Sew York. fertcnbcr 18th. 1871
O'ID!nN. NAIENINEKY DP1 SCOLL
Attorneys for tho FlaintiN. once ana
Postoffleo Address No. 1852 Broadway
Borough OF AiaThAttan. Now York City
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Realty Boards
Ask Investment
OF Trust Funds


A; the recent eighteenth annual CON
.,,or ~ ,A- New York State Asso-
WV
i'S'''" =,
s'f~.0S >'N Wv N,'' a.,
.ng 10Y nc 81 'S'"'u's 70 p"Ss "i'l
70 comp~i Aie ard N'e insurance com
NAMES and other Institutions holding
.ti. or trust funds To tnvest an sda-
SSN.'' . =, ,A tul.
QuS's u"
bonds or mortgages ior reNi estais.
Ths' ioaas On improved real estate
may nc" safety be made on the oasis
0. present aUild'ng costs, leaving the
mAtter oi iL0uFe adjustments g. be
taken esre 81 by 3 reasonable amor
.ilssiou pien
thS' III" Ina, " U1es 20 ret'eVe sns
hols'NS Isis oS .sNen ~ i9A0Ws;
fl7s,. o. 'en - aUIh '1lze NJ
Tes.N.s''' e' ''fs u''us On ueP"9lt IN
FAs'o"ss' -. ~ - '''V' - : '0f.'l'
sse.,Su ~ f.ai.5, -, $780, ~ 'g
ua.s's -, a. a. 80 '.-'.,7 ..,,
me - i,vss4r,,.'t ~ aSsn,ste
.sn,s.,e - .,ss,,,s - oa5 i; "a
sses r,1,,r,,,,..s j., rasl set@te rlnrt-
ssss ssss,. soufth. bv ,eris,~tion Which viii
sstn,,t na.ional 6a~ii,e -. lena money on
rssl estate 10 at least an amount equal
!, the cnnital and surulus Of such
instjtutiors
roll,r r,,u-~,. ,sa.s
insse 'sSo'U,'onS ~sfs IN me WIN
% - 60 oy - oei.Io o"e oo"Fen' ~.
p~n u = = nreii' YET tounsvl oi oms
Loek "oou comm zee woo po'Noeu cut
.;', -, "a .nas+jon. -, '.I - - .ar
..,aa w. 9"- e'''0''' N' '''
- ,,u., ~. h.o..
~. hili sstNla T..
1eeus. u'.i - 90 lh'rouuoeo IN t"s neSs ,i
siS ~.1' -, snG "sso1Ia.'ou ste. snoulo
~ spr.! 49,, o,os. "a a',' noS
fs'1i0l.u - ana secon"
elAss o'.'ss SuSn o'i' VA ~s' ve'Ieo
.lon trovi3ss also tba, oatitions -.
.om ptnt '.,e 49, n., ,"n Pes'.'ons o0
.cie''eu - no T.. ,'e.il."s "'s 9'@nu"
siu % s0.'uuCe !" 'he 'eai est le pro
s.'iVH -. ht, ~ S:1l t. n.y. suppoi' lor
'he oilI me pin Is oesigheo TO pre-
tat. onerators from nlacino tbs brsi
ness in disrepute and to protect the
public.
Other fesolutions adopted wero as
follows;
Fsyorins Il sales tar Of | per cent on
al sslss Of merchandise in excess Of
5000 annually.
Fsvorins an amendment to tina Fed
sral Constitution against tax exemp-
ton for securities and adding ont
while such exemptions exist wa helieve
mortgages should have some .xemn-
ton"
.Urgtns sm.ndmsnt ., ~. ,rsr,
,snt laws 40 a. to orovids "fatr a1d
readily lntslligible rules for tba tn.t
and prompt determination Of wba+ il a
reasonable rent" 50 that the nncer-
.si5ty ard ineoIerahls cond;+.ora -
he courts NAV be reduced to mint
aum.
Askfns ths Nartorsl A.so,,..,o ~,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
vr,D


In accordance with the provsions Of law.
there being due and unpaid charges for
Storage Warehouse. Inc Is entitled TO q
ilen as warehouseman on the goods here
matter described. and due notice having
been given to ali parties known to claim
an interest therein, and the dine specified
In such notice for payment OF such
charees having expired. there VIII be aold
West l34th St, New York city. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH. 1871.
AT 10 80 A. NJ
date tire same Will be continued nt 62-64
West l34th St on each and every Monday
thereafter beginning at 1880 a on
are sold, to wit: Household furniture. con-
ststing Of parlor suits. bedroom suits dtn-
Ing room suits, library furniture, pianos
Victrolas, musical Instruments carpets
rugs, trunks. boxes, barrels auitcases
contents, consisting OF clothing, linen,
books. papers, stationery. pictures sewing
machines. iceboxes. cutlery, lamps. brio a,
brac. china and glassware. silvorware, bed
ding, drapertcs and materials ana other
warehouse inventory issued by this ware
house. and held for the accounts OF TIRE
following parties concerned ANNIE HEN
LINDSEY PRICE. AGATHA MILLS, MRS
DoKA No MoshACH D SALIlE ~. M02GAM
/. ]. IiTBpAnD. sAARAH Wise. FRANGfs
or FLORENCE FORD. MRS. J. GREEN
nuEUS ovERToN; MRS. C. PORTER
JXcKs6N. Il1 anoRGE r KETcHAM. 3 x MIS-
DANIEL. MATTHEW'S. HEMMIB JEF-
PERSON. NORMAN DEVONlSH. MRS. r
Il HuNh9 sNDNHA Il MeG6hnEn H!ShNhR RicHAAD r1A5Ah /
BALTIMORE, MARY LANE. JAMES
ASHLEY--ALL BEING NOW STORED
IN SAID COLUMBUS STORAGE WARE
iOUSE ANC.. nNp AL 10 BE MORE
SPECIFICALLY ANNOUNCEp AND DE
hCNIEED AT TIME or SAID SALE
THE GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
AT THE TINE AND PLACE OF SALE
COLUMBUS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE, INC,
CASA WEST ls4TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
DR.. l.. Pierce Clark Gets
Home in Fae: GSfh ST

Douglas L. Gilman & Co leased for
Mrs Anna Wormser 2 East Sixty-ffth
Street, four story dwelling, to DR.. L..
Pierce Clark, who Will occupy the house
after improvements.
Vasa K Bracher leased FOR tbs estate
Of Alice p Leaman the four story house
az 80 West Scventy-ffth Street, and has
also been appointed agent Of the prop
erty.
j B. English leased for Margaret J.
Brown TO Louise Gard the four story
building 1928 West Sixty-first Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

CHAMBERMAID- w WAITRESsLYoung: ex-
, cellent. Miss Halls Bureau, /? West
44th. Vanderbilt 834o.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

The Fidelity & Security Company,
Amos L. Prescott, PRECEDENT, sold TO
Max BiddlenaE, operator, the property
15O-34e Bloomfield Avenue. Montclair
n j.. consisting Of two-story build
inx, 15Gxz49. With eleven stores and
apartments Frank Hughes Company
noIotlAted the dcnl.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
ne" Tenants for I}veIIinvs

,ssso~'n & coodwiu leased FOR Jack
shsina ~ D. J 4. Hofheiner the
ls'of5 dwelling At l17 West 1921
gss.'' 'pf Lizzie RDomberg H. Marie
a., ne tnrss story Dwelling 81 l3s
a,ss @yta Street and 70 Julia Man
~ ;as a. safee-Atory dwelling, l4a West
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Operators Buy Dwelling
On Lexington Ave. Corner

Otterbourg, steindler Houston
uprchaacd from Henry Wineburgh the
three story dwelling 1923 Lexington
Avenue, at the southeast corner Of
ninety third Street, lGx7O.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
business TO Claim Apartment
On Inner E;olltI1 Avenue

". G. Comertord, Of Flynn & Con
SSaashton, sold for the Mutual Trust
sSoapany, Of Por, Chester, n. Y, the
ss's-s,ory apartment with stores at 2918
.:sh.n Avenue. 25xlO0, to an investor,
10 40 Intends to renoYate the property
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
iaOP c. Increase Rental
For Store In 1roa1wax

Ths Rowantree- -Schley Company
,sa'sd the store 1T 832 Broadway to tie
"ss'ern Union Telegraph Company at
: !, rental Increase OF lao per cent over
.as' paid b. the former tenant. The
sans 'a brokers leased the basement at
"a 70 le2 West Fourteenth Street to
- Whiting Paper Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Frederick A. Canncy Sells
Esfafe af Observation-Disclosures

George Howe sold for Frederick A.
Canney his estate on Mount Airy Road,
Croton-on Hudson, containing thirty
acres, residence and barns, with fine
views Of the Hudson River. The pur
chaser is James V. Reddy, Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
hroisern N Bank nraI

ag.sIhg Trgnk wcre tho brokers'
i, t.. sac n the Corn Fzchange Bank
Ia, ~ khfst u tas pot On Cothe-
sss, @iH"ay On which the bank has
n <i@h'sd permissioD by the Board
ts,y,s. s.yss@'. - ~ ID bank building, al
sHee9 IN thses column yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
become Owners of Apart
rnents al Iackaon Ucighfs

-. = G; Iarlston, superintendent Of
g.aa e finz, Inc. 0? brookl n, and
.;,ss -, a u. Gardner. a teacher in tn 5
~ purchased apartments at Jackson
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

WANTED-Young men. betweer 10 anc
25 years. FOR tnspoctors and tcsters on
electrical and mechanical apparatus, no
previous experience necessary; starting
rate s0.8s and dp depending education
and experience: write giving age edrca
zion and previous experience. sl9
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

CORNER fully furnish,1 ev.riootins vod-
snn, nout horn exposure. Z outside roorns.
A ud Uhon .5l"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

L l. y L - ~ |
.- nkAA EsrATz-s4Lk Or BENZ
New J1rse,
g. a. sose,a Heisnta bum Of stuooo ana
plo's eosioo hebae hPrfsaf' lo. nosr' 'rS're1
Sen ser haplewood and Falisads aves Tele
rnohs hackensack 533-R.
80 .sir.. sn"@ g.. sAS,rARlrM IL aar~a, Esrs-
~ Gs7,h 'ssa Fnan so 100 ,, l.,,y
REAi. ESTATE
10 EAST t3D 81
.-.-,, Ar1nrMnsrs TO Lnr--v, e~l~nsn
Aant..Ita1
'sTH FHdT sT. /. ~, G,s.r!.m-,5aasphooM LEv1No
WF.I,b WlEn u fTITE..EErhQNn, EI A'cTHAcTiva..
Sofa .d;,Tnns3 ST q H,Asr.seeona roor e,qusit~-
7sD sT.. ias WEST uotcl soselton,-
,,rs ~e"ly nsGofs'ed And furnlsheo Qua iwo
enree ee outslce rooms bath rl. o.,~d -ur-
and up; full hotel service reataugant 'r'o'''''''
Newly decorated. turn.she,i. one 10
carr Subway sss' seo roaIn oarn hrttyat@a
service, restaurant
ssD ST, AT MADISON Av fr5otel A~h,on,
Newly decorated ard furrlrhea moe
rHo, tnree OUTSIDE rooms and bath tus. 8
suf1ac" c1rs subway S4s room. ana bat
up full hotel service. restaurant
.,-,rr,-,rr
bath; hote' service. high c-liuet ~,
side light rates most reasonable Hu;ol
CHELSEA. 222 Wes, 2ad ct phone watkin,
$500.
CORNER funy furnished. evsrlookins uod-
son southern exposure. outside rooms.
Audubon 25lT
El;;EGAMrLY t(sA.2s 49, T1'RNlsAED APAnr.
sPAcIoGs TEIEp1IoN (rMs 57ss &c 1}Ts ~ '2Ri 7,
FURNISHED or unsurnished s-roon apart
Chelsea 1921.
: ROOMS -rurn,shoa aoutheru errcnoro,
Molninkside 77oo 49,
APARTMENTS TO Irr--srsF, nSleump
slanhsttan
fsTH ST. 90 EAST. a, MAat.on av.--vaios
and maid esrvics 3 rooms and bath.
~ 700 TO $4,000 Rnrris. vouEh, Co,
Dast 4sth st. Vanderbilt 81
e6TH ST. 3b-27. between 5th and sth ava
Unusually arg" rooms with hish cell
trgs rooms aud bath 81 600 S rooms Snd
esth $500 Harra, Nought Il Co.. East
A6th st Vanderbilt 81.
soTH ST, 1857 EAST at Lexington av.-
Two rooms and bath. 81 900 to ST. eco.
Harris, Vought Co. East 4eth 81, Van
derbilt 81.
FIFTH AVE. el-splendid new apart
ments ana rooms bath auict
saperintendent on premises II a NJ to
IL Noon VIM A. White & Sons, 4e Cedar
at Telephone John 800
MADISON Av. esl-ssa-oss - n.chelor
apartment. service: rooms bath 5000
TO al.4oo. Harris Vought O. Co. East
tath at. Vanderbilt 81.
PARK Av., <a5. corner Of ssth st--Ar
rooms unusually light and facing Park
av.: rooms and baths SA500 Harris
Vought 81 Co, D. Asth at. Vanderbilt 81.
ROOMS AND BATH a%s
ROOMS AND BATH $145 10 s1ee
Immediate possession. IN tho fsshionaoly
located elevator apartment houses. II and
10 Eapt 96th ST. near 6th nv. Apply on
premises William Crulhshnnk's Sons.
Singer Building.
Now yersey
NEW 9 ROOM APARTMENT-YoruA gas
electricity, steam; $75. Van Winklo Ruther-
ford. n. J.
BE0Nx RmAE- wsTAym
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
West Side

ss5 WEST END svE.-suite single rooms
and studlos. etln or without bath. r"f-
erence
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
wEsTcnEsIEn COUNTY REAL ESTATE
e A 2 & A In

slaen Enclosed porch. parquet noora. open
fireplace. electric lights, steam heat; ideal
location; beautiful trees on grounds; $1,000
cash, balance $50 monthly
PHONE YONEERS Ss3s.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
HE'LL WANTED MALE
DAl.EsMEN

WANTEDI 9ensihie business-iike men. VIII
have clean, honorable records. for sale
De apartment. Intelligent effort and nitiatiN.
Will bring large earnings. the capacity t,
direct other men means promotion to pos.tio
Of responsibility and lar ger earnings Onl
mon seeking permanent h2siness bnnerti.
and compensation on a commission basis In the
safest class Of security selling desired III
experience in knowledge of high grade securi
ties does not dlsQualfy. Call 10 to 12-2 10
720 Straus Building
4sth street and Fifth Avenue
Entrance East 46th Street
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
SJEROGATES' NOTICES

N1coLL. BleNJAMiN.-IN PURSUANCE
or an orae' OF II noratle John = Co
haian. SURROGATE e THE County r New
York NOTICE is hereby given ~ al per
sons, sons havins claiu's against =. sn'n
Nieon. iate Of thr Cornfy of New York
deceaseA 10 present tie ann with vouch-
ers thereof 10 lhe sub erlber- at 10y
plaee OF transa ting bustneas a; the oftlct
OF Truesdale NlcoN their atlorneys st
No. l+9 Broadway. IL the Borough of Man
haitian. III the Cits OF New York State OF
New York. on or before the oth day Of
February. 1872
Dated. New York trc gotta day Of July.
ls2l 1afsN Ss-lf.A "
Cot kTlAhf'r NiCOIL
rR1'FsDALE < NlcoLl. Ai,ola-ss for
Eve utor. efN~e and N,stni. At
dress l+s Brna3wAy norouxh Of Man.
haitian. New Yotx City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jcwelry, Etc.


DIAMONDS bought and cold for rasN
Advice free Bennett. IT'S Bway. "a aoss
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
BUYS Jackson Heighep Hor1se

Howard G. Price, og J. K. ArYnsby s,
Co.. has purchased an apartment at
Jackson Heights.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APANT
MENTS, TO - ROOMS OlrTSlNN
SPACIOUS. TELEPHONE 62SCHuYIER
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Automobile Ilsstruc3ton

HEPAIRIN0. driving taught snort sins
license guaranteed: ladies' classes; also
Tord lessons American Auto School TIE
exngtcn av.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

FURNISHED or unrurnished 4-roon apart
mcut electric light and hot water.
Chelsea 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
COUNTRY BOARD

4 MODERATE PRICED boarding hon- f.,
water; good treatment; also take sem
inv2lids Write or pnone. Bel l73 i
Ephrata. OF address The Naples Akron. "a
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
miscellaneous
EalPLoINEN AGENCIES
Domestic Help

MRS KEMP AGENCY n.gh Grade Col
ored Servants. city. country. referenoes
invest gated Audubon es5s.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

DAY wORK-Cieaner or laundress; good
reliable worker. X, Miss Hofnayers s
Agency. 10 East 43d St, Sd floor; telephone
Sy47 Murray Hll.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
East Side Buildings Sold

Morris KuIok bought Tho two buni-
ness buildings at loi Canal Street and
u Bowery, nyc and four stories
rcspectively. Tns former, on site
154z&0Zx Irregular, and the latter
26ezf0i Z Joun ?. O'Brien was the
seller oY both buildings.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
SUMMONS

SCPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Rollin 4. Fisher and julius r. Wakefield
as Joint Trustees executing the trusts treated
by and under the Last WIN and Testament
or Henry NJ. peyser, deceased. in far as
naid trusts releto 10 property situate within
{he ar,t STATE fr Of New YORK, plentifs asainst
CIacauer, Individually and Administrator
o. the goods. chattels and cred!ts of Theresa
Guttstadt. Fritz Guttstadt. Ethel Is. Mayall
Borothee PeyseT KeIiy formerly Dorothea
Seyssr sts smith Charles 4 Drost Augusta
UNecutrix OF the Last VIII and Testament OF
John Il de Zeller, deceased; John a. Ross
Max Muhlsten sometimes known as Max
as Henry M!lstein; Narsarute Mirbacl
Schultz, Marie Gertrude Seryaes. Jules Guillet
Huhertlne Margaruite Schultz. jules Albert
$ hut2. Mrs. Hedwig braessel. Jason D.
Emerson. az Executor OF the Last Win and
Testament Of Marcus o. Farrar, deceased ;
Old Colony Trust Company Trustee OF
the trusts created by and under the Last
y III and Testament Of Marcus Q. Farrar,
teceased: Alloys Thenen, Fritz Spranger'
Hubert Herbrandt. Eulalie Herbrandt Adoph
Thran. Charles G. 2ieiey, as Executor OF the
ceased; Jennie II. Turner, Henrietta r. Fox
Coster. Perkins Institute and Massachusetts
School FOR the Blind Boston Floating Hospi-
tai, Childrens Hospital National Surety
Company, Alien Property Custodian Of the
United sta tes of America, Cli Colony T-,ist
Co pany, Truste. under the Last VIII
ceased Felix Jefrer Executor Estate OF
Ida N Peyser. deceased. and Jane Doc and
Richard Roe. fictitious names OF certain
pc rites Interested creditors. legatces. next
OF kin or otherwise. whose real names and
addressed are unknown to plaintiffs. De-
fendauts
ro tho above nanad defendants end each
Of them
the complaint In this action and to
serve g copy of your answer on the plainttrs'
attorney within twenty days after service OF
>1rv1fr vol,
and In Of your failure to appear or
enswer. Judgment will he taken against you
BY default for the relief demanded In the
complaint
Dated New York. July 30 1921
RUTGER BIEECKER MILLER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
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The New York herald., 1921-05-14
WALLACE REQUESTS
ALL SlLESlAN DATA
Ambassador to France Gets
Papers and Sends Them
to Washington.
DIPLOMATS SURPRISED
Believe Action Indicates That
u. S. Will Widen Participa-
ton in Allied Councils.
DIPLOMATS SURPRISED

Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, by TIE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris. May 13.
The first act of Hugh c. Wallace,
American Ambassador to France, on
Iesuming his seat in the Council of
Ambassadors was to request in the
name of his Government all the docu-
ments available bearing on the Upper
Snesian question. These documents
have now been delivered to him and
forwarded TO Washington
Ambassador wallace's request caused
considerable surprise in diplomatic cir
cles here as on the SURFACE indicating
q wider scope of American participa-
ton in the allied councils than was
first expected. and has aroused much
speculation regarding how far the
United States intends to penetrate into
European affairs.
The French now appear concerned lest
America, impressed by Germany's ac-
ceptance of the London solution OF the
reparation question. throw her influence
toward giving Germany the Upper ST.
lesian industrial towns which. under the
French thesis. should be given TO Po-
land. America has until now been con-
sidered as completely eliminated as a
factor in this dispute.
The council this morning. with Mar
shall Foch present continued its study Of
the Upper silesian situation pending the
report Of the Pleblscite Commission.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
CHANCELLOR WIRTH WARNS
u. S. THAT SILESIAN REVOLT
HOLDS UP EUROPE'S PEACE
Makes Plea for American Intercession to Obtain Just
and Prompt Settlement of Question, Otherwise Ger
mans in Province May Rise in Their Own Behalf.


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