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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21

bow. Mrs. Mejerton's Girls Glass
After the exercise the children will
go down stairs for their Christmas
tree and to await the visit of Santa
Claus. The Christmas decorations
will be in charge of Mrs. Bartelps
boys class.
Sunday School at $50. Christmas
singing by whole school followed by
Chritmas talk by the superin-
tendent Mr.. J. Heraly.
Morning service at 10:45. This
will be our Christmas service. Special
singing by augmented choir and the
pastor will deliver the Christmas mes
sage on 'The presents that the Christ
child brought"
White Gifts Service Sunday after
noon at 5:15.
This beautiful service always makes
it's appeal to both old and young. The
Sunday Schoo scholars will make
their White Gifts at this service and
there will be singing and speaking
and some interesting features. The
Sunday School will endeavor to bring
|"White Gifts" amounting to 500 for
this service. If you want to catch
the real meaning of this happy season
attend this service.
There will be no services in this
church on Christmas day. A hearty
invitation is given at this time to all,
who have no church home to come and
enjoy the Christmas services with us.
q
Our Lady of the Angels Church
The order of Christmas services at
the Church of Our Lady of the Angels
will be as follows:
g A. M.-High Mass and Sermon.
8 A. M.-Children's Mass.
10 A. M-High Mass, sermon and
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
A program of special music will be
rendered at the two High Masses:
Introductory, Cornet solo-"shu-
slen er' Night tGruberj r Pf choir Sh
Mass in G-(Albert Rosewig).
veilo) The Choir.
ing and afternoon. No confessions
Sunday evening.
st. Paul's Church
| s Midnight Solemn High Mass with
English sermon and Communion.
Before Mass Silent Night"
"Missa Salve Regina 49,. >. Stehle
4
- NOVellC
fye:ext LoweMasses are at o'clock and
At o'clock is Children's Mass with
solemn march to the crib and the sing
| ing of Christmas carols during Mass
Next Low Mass is at o'clock
AT 1880 Solemn High Mass with
German sermon.
1880 Vespers and Benediction.
d
Methodist Church
Christmas is the song and jov of
the hour for our Christmas at the
church will begin on Saturday after
noon at 800 o'clock with a tree and
candies and service for primary
children of the church. Ali small
children will be remembered and let
all be present.
On Sunday morning at 1886
Christmas message by the pastor and
music by the choir At the Sunday
School hour at 1900 another service
with candies, nuts, etc., for the Sun
day School.
| In the afternoon at three O'Clock
Continued on page 81
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
SMITH BABE DEAD

Laura Jane, the months old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith,
passed away at 100 P. M. Monday,
Dec. 18, of bronchial pneumonia, after
an illness of but few days. The
funeral was held from the residence
Tuesday afternoon at 200 o'clock,
Rev. Sparks Of the Congregational
church officiating.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
BREAKS LIMB IN FALL

Mrs. w. ]. Barron, wife of the new
proprietor of the Golden Rule had the
misfortune to fall while carrying
coal from the store balcony down
stairs, Tuesday evening, breaking her
left limb just above the knee. The
fracture has been reduced and the
lady is resting as easy as possible
under the circumstances.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
ROY. PARKS DEAD

Roy Parks, SO years, four months
old, died at Sank Centre Sunday eve
ming, December 18th. The deceased
has been ill for some time with heart
and lung trouble. Burial was made
Thursday afternoon at 200 o'clock
Dec. 10, from the M. E. Church, Rev.
Wyand the pastor, officiated.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
MRS. ANN AUSTIN DEAD

Mrs Ann Austin died at the farm
home of her son, William Austin,
Friday evening, Dec. Is, 1922. The
deceased was sc years old last Aug
ust. She was buried from the M. E.
Church Sunday afternoon at 200
o'clock, Rev. Wyand, pastor, officiated.
Death resulted from old age.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21

John Niehaus of Richmond and
Chas. Bolig Of New Munich spent
Sunday at the M. Wernig home. Both
gentlemen are interested in the Pho
neer Ice Cream Company.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21
Splendid Preparations for
Christmas Observance by
Sank Centre Churches

The Christmas spirit predominates
in Sank Centre and adjacent COM
munities, and the greatest birthday
anniversary of the year. will be cele-
brated in town and countryside, with
community Christmas programs and
heavy laden trees for the Riddles.
The Sank Centre churches have per-
haps made the most elaborate prep
arations for the Christmas observance
for many years.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-12-21

Ed Minette returned Monday from
six weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Cut Bank, Missoula, and
other Montana points.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

BoERo. JOSEPH CHARLEs-The People
of God, Free and Independent 10 fanni
Attiio, soycrluo Boer0, Carlo Boero, bul.
gia Corufu B0ero. the heirs and next %
Kin of Joseph Charles Boero, deceassd
WHEREAS Empire Trust Company, q
100 Broadway, Borough N Manhattan
city of New York. has lately applied 20
tho SurrOgatos' Court of our County or
New York 20 have a certain instrument
sonal property. duly proved as the Lest
VIII and Testament % J9seph Charles
Bocro. who was AZ tho time of HE death
resident Of 2si West 1fth street. BOT
OuFh N Manhattan, city 0f New YORK,
County of New York, deceased,
TUEREFOkE. you and each of you are
cited o. show cause before the surrogatea
Court of our County OF New York, AZ the
Hal OF Records, IN the County of New
York, on the day OF December, 1879, az
half-past ten o'clock IN the forenoon ot
should not be admitted 10 probate as
will OF real and personal property.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have
caused tho seal Of the Surrogates Court
~ the said County OF New York 90 be
WITNESS. Honorable JAMES A. FOLEY
a Surrogate Of our said County OF New
York, az said County. the - day o. No-
vembor, in the year Of our Lord ono
thouaand nine hundred and twonty-two,
MARTIN q. MccuE,
Clerk OF the Surrogatea Court
GORDON 81 =. KLEEBERO.
Attorney for Petitioner
6g Br0adway Manhattan,
New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
iora. b. the grace Of Cod Tree ana IN
dependent.
10 the state Tax Commission OF New
York and 10 an creditors or persons
claiming 20 b. creditors OF Blanche Mar
guerlte Juuod late of pOntarller (D0ubsl.
prance deceasod whose names and places
of residence arc unknown and cannot
after dnigent inquiry be aaoertained'
SEND GREETING;
on the petition Of John p Murray. ~.
siding al so. 81 Lembeck Avenue. Jersey
city, n. j., you and each o. you are
hereby cited 20 show cause before inc
Surrogate of tho County of New York AZ
surrogatos Court IN said county. held
At the Hall Of Records, IN the county OF
fsa5. a. half-past ten o'clock IN the fore
noon of that day. why ancillary letters
~ Standardization on the goods, chaites
and credits % Blanche Marguerite Junod'
late a resident OF Pontarlier tDoubsl.
France. deceased. should not Issue 70 the
said John =. Murray without bond.
rs TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have
caused the seal of the nurroEates Court
Of the County of New York 70 Be hereuneo
'''A'S WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN p.
COHALAN, q Surrogate OF our
fssail SAID County. in the County of New
York. on the 18Th day OF Noyem.
Der. in the year Of our Lord. one
thousand nine hundred Ane
MARTIN q. MccUE.
Clerk Of the eurrogatss' Courte
coUDERr BROTHERS,,
Attorney for petitioner.
Rector Sweet New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE


gr-ppvNE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY ,
tN TIP NATTER of The Application q. oi
tfps.py q COOKE. also known az HhNh
q KOCH. for dissolution OF mAfil'se 0''''''
char. 27e. Laws of 1879. vrrA
To ELLA COOKE. also known A. -.-.,.' .
Koch. Defendant IN above cntlll,e ~,
cs~ding: PLEAsE TAKE 10 - -
pufeuanf 20 an order OK Ar' Justlee -
wsrsh dated tho itth day OF NoteItlr,s, II.'..,,
ie1a ana nied with the petltion OF 80 So
COOKE In the office ~ the cieTk .. 80.
york County. by which u apptAin ma ~ 80
sstd Henry Cooke has eKerciafn uuo ~ ~
,erc. in making search 20 discover ~.
dence whether or not you arc .L.lS -
that no such evidence has been ioaho' % 80 -.
fhat YOU have abfenied youInet -. ,.,,,,.
,bsn ave successive years last pasi Ni..l.u.
nelng known 90 Henry CooAt 70 - tf..s
durl1K that time and th@t sac a-1-,
Cooke believes you 70 be deaa, s,.sri.i
on ssld petition shall BE- nela n. . -,
Term. PART III Of the supreme ~. - 80
york county. al the County coeit its-s 49,,
10 a. Chambers street. city OF .s" "a
-, the ead day Of January. y.s, y
oseiock IN the forenoon ot thAt uas =,
soon thereafter az counsel can ps . hssi - =.
vrblch time proof of the. alt sA,lens -
ta,ned I'M tho petition shall Be tAAsn sia.-I,,-
~ applleaiion made for an efaer o,ssSis 49,.
ing he marriage between henry ~''N'
'hS b.t.d' ted New York city. New YORK. the
1-fh day of November, l2xs. ..,.,..-
HENRY &. COOKE, feti,l-Hs, 80
,frIyTox q. wEIsMAN. Attornef Io' ~"
toner, ass BroadE&y. y. T. CIV
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Many Floors and Stores
In IninMn Seciinna I Leased

Spear 4 Co. leased floors al 1I3 and
llb University Place 20 the Acme Uni
form Company; at f33 Broadway 10
the Phoenix Blouse Company, Inc; at
III and 1873 Bleccker Street 10 Jones
Bros. Co, Inc; at % West Fifteenth
Street 20 Morris and Samuel Weisel;
az 1876 and 1877 Bleecker Street 10
Weisbarth & Becker; at East Twelfth
Street 10 Hector Lazzaro; at SIT Broad
way 10 Simon AckermAn: the store and
basement at 81 Crosby Street TO the
Combusto Chemical Company; the fifth
floor az East Fourth Street 20 ].
Rosenbaum a Co., Inc. and Offices at
Cs4 Broadway 10 Abraham Nadel.
Pease a Elliman leased a loft at
10 and IS West Thirty-ninth Street TO
|. ID. Wolfson & Co.
He'll 4 Stern leased foors ht ia
West Thirty-sixth Street TO l. Green
berg & Bro; at 1ib to i25 West
Thirtieth Street 10 Benjamin +. Lewis,
and at ~ East Twenty-nlnth Street
the store and basement 10 the Helm
Photo supply Company.
NJ. & l. Hess. Inc, leased the second
floor az % and 25 East Twenty-hrst
the eleventh floor at 10 Madison Ave
nue. TO the Toohey Silk Mills, Inc.
Daniel Birdsall & Co, Inc. rented
the store and basement AZ and 8
Washington Place 10 Max HymAn e.
Co, and with the Charles G Edwards
Company the store and basement al
i3 and 10 Washington Place 20 Harry
Bernstein & Co.; also the fifth loft AZ
654 broadway 20 Harry Lipshitz.
Slawson & Hobbs leased for the
Conrad Glaser Realty Company space
No 3l09 Broadway TO Miss Bessie S.
LAthrop for a dining room.
Adams a Co. leased a floor al i6 20
20 West Thirty-seeond Street 20 Ehr-
Itch Brothers; a floor at and 2 East
Twentieth Street 70 Joseph Weinberg;
hoor NJ 1874 Fifth Avenue 80 A. b.
Marks & Co. and lofts at 10 East
Twenty-third Street 10 the Rainbow
Underwear Company.
Charles G.. Keller rented the third
floor at 3i3 East Twenty-second Street
20 the Wire and Steel Products Com
pany, Inc; the TOP floor % 25 and 27
West Thirty-seventh Street 70 Philip
Duneawsky; space at 10 20 lbs Was.
Twenty-ffth Street 70 Donnenfeld &
Pollock.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
20 Charles S. Jonas 4 Bro. the store,
basement and subcellar at 20 Duane
Street for seven years az an aggre-
gate rental Of $4,000; space al as
John Street 20 Ryan & Ryan; space at
113 Nassau Street 10 Alfred A. Gold:
the fifth floor al 260 and 262 West
Street to the Detroit Celery and Prod
uee Company; Offices al 44 TO so East
Twenty-third Street 10 Elias A. Khouri,
and space in the same building 10 T.
| Connor e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

,,.,or,fr COURT OF THE STATE OF
-, yerk County Of New lorh. beI
- A shaiek and Angus NJ. MeyeI' ~ ~,
,a..,,,ers trading under the hrin na,ns anu
s,sie of shalck a Meyer. Pliin,lil,.
lfsi-,.,a Bruka och Fabriha AA"p'V'"t'
Defendant. summons
70 ,he abovs-named dffcndanti log lo., s.s
h.rebv summoned 20 answer th1 soin ...',,,
in thfs action and 10 serve coIs. - s.yy,,es yg-s
'-.v,er or II tho complaint u nor 49,.
,i,r ,hfr suumona 20 serve Noilee vl
s,'-..-enee on the Plaintiffs Attothss
nlt,st, twen,y days after the service ~
80 a1srrm0ns exclusive - tne day or 80 rr's
~ eass of your failure 70 appear oI
lst tndrmsrt will b. taken akalnat
~, ~ default for the relief demanded IN
ths ns,sa Sy New York. November sth. 1873
D-''u KAHN q zoRN.
A,ternsys for PLAINTIFF. Onlce ana -
.dareru. 6s Broadway, bofouhh u
Mammalian. City Of New YORK
p. ttoimsns Bruks och Fabriks Aktie,
h,isr, The foregolng summons y. ~ 80 80
' o.l.s y,f nv publication, pursuant 70 ~.
efen - fror Geo. v Nuiian. justice oi
eI,l'' - ,s,,,,er.r Court of the state or ec"
-, .n, r.t.s the sth day of December. ltt-,
~, ~. a. .ith the complaint ln ne ohlee
~. ~. fst,rf og the County cf NeW YORK,
p, ~. counfy Court House. Ira the bofouEs
~ wsnhatian cry County ana HlA'o o.
NsS Nss,,lS Ssu YORK. Dccsmbsr fih, 1879.
jaw KAHN a LOFN
.,tor,syr Tor Piaint!n. Ohies Md - -,
Afdress. 90 Broadway bofousn -
Manhattan. New fork CIV
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Old Downtown Produce
Dealers TO Change Location

william A. white e. Sons leased FOR
the estatc Of John Castree 90 NJ. Mer-
gentime. Inc, and Leo Mergentime the
fve-story buildings at 349 to S65 Wash.
ington Street. northeast corner OF
franklin Street, for twenty-one years
AZ a total net rent Of over 100000.
M. Mcrgentime. Inc, one Of the oldest
wholesale produce dealers IN wash.
ington Market, have been located AZ
263 Washington Street for nearly half
A century. The same brokers leased
for the American Real Estate Company
20 A. Stein & Co. manufacturers OF
garters and supporters, the ifth moor
al ia and ll6 Fifth Avenue at a gross
rental of over $4,000. The same brok-
ers leased az IL Jay Street the sixth
and seventh lofts 70 Adolph p. Hourly
at 362 East Seventy-seeond Street the
store and basement TO Victor Andors
/ AZ ia and ii6 East Sixteenth Street
space TO Louis Katz, and at IS Wash
ington Street space 20 Ayoob q houry.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ROgFNRAUM. KART.-THE PEOPLE or
the state of New York. b. the grace OF
God free and independent. -..
To Pauline Meyer Adolf koaenbaum,
Mary Never. Alfred Roaenbaum, ovsiaF
Rosenbaum. Emil Rosenbaum. Emma III
rteln. Elsa Never. Bertha Goldachmidt' l.
Hedwig for Hedwicg) Dichman cor DICK
mani. John" Rosenbaum, the name
John" being f-titi0ua his real christian
narne being unknown 70 peuuohef. ~ .
Roseabaum. the heirs and next cf kin OF
kari Roseubnum. deceased. send greeting
whereas. The German Society or the
CIV IN New York. having its principal OF
ace Al No. ~ Fourth Avenue. Manhaltan
borough. the City of New YORK. mas Iately
srriled 10 the surroEates' Court OF our
S.lf,,-,r - New York 10 have certain
lrsfrument In writing. relating 70 both Eeat
"a perr9nal property. duly proved as the
last will and testament OF KARI hoseh
hauu. who was 40 tho time OF MS deeih
a resident OF the County OF Ne" YORK.
.rberefors YOU and each q you ara cited
50 .hov cause before the SurrogateE' Court
~ our County of New York, az the iiAil
n Records. in the County OF New lorA' on
~ efth day OF January. ono thousand
~ burdred and twenty three. az half
nsst ten o'clock IN tho forenoon OF that
- why the said will and testament
sbc1ts not be admitted 10 probate az a
sill OF real and personal property
In testimony hhefeoi' Ne ,Hat. -
the seal of the surrogates curt Of the
said County of New York 20 Se
n. 81 hereunto AFFIXED. witness. Hon
orablr John T. Cohalan, Surro-
"a. ~ our said County OF New York. a.
.sid county. the 2fth day Of November. IN
ihe year ~ our LORD one thoua@no h'n'
hundred and twenty ,.,..-
MARTIN q. McCUE,
Clerk Of the SurroEate.s Court
LOUIS y. EBERT.
Attorney for Petitioner, its Broadway
Manhattan Borough. New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Real Estate News
Large Sites i'm Bronx Bought
For Apartment Improvemenis

The Benenson Realty Company
bought from lsidor y. Berger. through
James n. kDhne, the fve-story apart
ment, with stores, at 1926 University
Avenue, t2xiiS. The Benenson Realty
Company resold the plot, 160xiO0, on
the west side Of Southern Boulevard.
225 feet south Of l67th Street, 10 the
NJ. n. & X. Realty Corporation,
which will erect one-story business
building.
II. A. Keiber resold for the Val King
Corporation the southwest corner Of
Marion Avenue and 197th Street. a
plot with frontages Of i22 and 10
feet, respectively, 10 a builder who
will erect two apartment houses. This
Is the northeTly half Of the Marion
Avenue front, extending to 10th
Street. recently bought by the sellers
from the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. The Val King recently hled
plans for improving the southerly
corner with a six-story apartment.
The plot. 69xi25, at the northwest
corner Of the Grand Concourse and
Elliott place has been sold by j.
Romaine Brown to Frank Begriseh,
builder.
5. ]. Taylor sold for William F. and
+. c. Krumdieck the plot, b0xi03x ir-
regular, on the west side Of University
Avenue, 100 feet north Of 10th Street,
TO d. Russo.
The Dexter Realty Company sold to
Esther Primof the property, 50.2x
9i4x irregular, al the southeast cor
ner Of Lafayette Avenue and Manida
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Rrnnx Residential Puying

Isaac IDwenfeld resold to a client Of
IP.kL A. Kissling 2Os5 Tiebout Ave-
rue, northwest corner Of l8Oth Street
q hve.story modern apartment, 2OxlOO'
samuel PETIT was the broker Mr.. Low
enield purchased from Louis Koerner
1872 Brock Avenue, a four-story apart
usnt, 25Kl0O. /. J. Greenberger was
the broker
The Kean Fucker Corporation sold to
Samuel Felt the fye-story apartment at
The southeast corner Of Mapes Avenue
and i7eth Street. lBx95.2.
Arthur Cutler 1 Co. sold for Lurie
Eros $40 70 s5l Sherman Avenue, two
tve-story apartments, S6xl05 each.
The Brensam Realty Corporation
iald to the Canal Holding Corporation
os hve-siory apartment at the north
,,sii corner Of Teller Avenue and l63d
k,,,, i00x45.
,sass Irattner sold for Mrs. Louise
ka'l The three-family house at $50
~ Place, 25xl00, 10 the Hudson
" Company.
- A.;ion P. Rose Company pur-
s,-T M Charles Rieth the two
1J ~ at 1887 Martha Avenue
w A Naehter the three-fsmily
~ q East lS3d Street.
f,,s. 4 Gesner sold to the Edlar
f,.I V'7oration the two story
M Ts Ts a.d vacant plot comprising
~, ~ q iront on the north side Of
Ksnls5esl between Broadway and
Trrefe Avenue. 83s.11x146.
q, r...ssne j. Busher Company sold
ls,,-.''y Stone English 1875 Cedar
kosc private house, is.5x125, 20
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
Long Island Transaciions

Wheatley Hills Real Estate Corpo-
ration sold for Robert +. Tod, az Syos-
set, l.. J.. a tract comprising ID l-3
acres at the southeast corner OF the
Perieho-E East Norwich Road, Brookville
70 Syosset.
J. Albert JOhntla sold for the estate
Of Mary +. Parsons a large plot on
the north side OF Washington Place,
near Percy Street, Flushing, to Leon a.
Birck, who will erect dwelling.
The Real Estate Management Com
psny with J. Sehwartzman sold for the
estate Of w. II. Vredenburgh three lots
at Twentieth Street and Fairbanks
Avenue, Queens. for improvement with
a dwelling.
William L. Bowman has sold for
Richard Frankenfelder a plot at Elm
Street and Central Avenue, Woodmere,
L. J., TO Joseph D. Morris.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
-.Emciia prucha. piaintir. against Harry
Prucha. defendant Summons Action Tor
"a divorce
To tho above namas defendant;
You arc hereby summoned % answer the
complaint IN this action, and 90 serve
copy of your answer. or n the compliant
Is not served with this summons 10 serve
a Notice of appearance on tho ilainuhs
Attorney within twenty dsyH after the
service ~ this summons. exclusive or the
DAY of fervica In case of your failure 20
appear or answer. judgment will BE- taksn
against you b. default Tor tho relief de-
manded IN the complaint
Dated New York October lin. 1871
JOSEPH a. nOcCiA,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and J.. o
address. f57 Nassau street, Borough or
Manhattan. city u Now York.
To Harry prucha: The foregoing summons
o. served upon you By publication pursuant
10 an order OF Hon. Roberi hcc. Marsh, q
Justice of the Supreme Court ~ the state
n New York, dated she itth day of No
yember. lse7. ana fled with the complaint
IN the Office Of tha Clerk of the County of
New York. AZ the County Court House. IN
the Borough Of Manhattan. city. County
and state of New York. Dated, NoN York,
November 2fth. 1879. JOSEPH A. Doc
GA. Attorney for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-08
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

MITCHELL ALBERT 81. P.-rhs People
of the state ~ New York By the grace
of God FREQ and Independent, % Henry 7.
Mitchell and Alice X. Mitchell, his wife,
Arthur 81 Mitchell. C0rnelia IT, Claiming.
Mary ~ Raymond. Caroline Cagiati. Tua-
kcgee Institute Hociety Of the New York
Hospital in the city Of New York. True-
tees OF columbia College IN the city of
the city N New York, The New York HIS
torlcal society, The Metropolitan Museum
~ Art of Ncw York, Roland Green
Mitchell Ir. Rector and Corporation ~
81 Nary.a Church in Tuxedo, harriel
Mitchell why. susan Tuckermsn. Dorothy
Draper. Nlobe Minturn. cornella u. FL
lard. sylvia de Grasse Fowler, Katharine
Post NcWboid. Rev Charles NeWpold, Rev
Percy a. Grant r. Rev. Frederick Bur
CESS PHILIP Turner Brown, Mary Mckih.
Wilson. Central Union Trust Company ~
New York. az executor on me VIII of helen
Minturn Post, deceased. persons interessed
ln the estate ~ Albert NJ. i. Mltchell, de-
cessad send greeting.
Whereas the Bank of New York and
Trust Company. the executor ~ the last
win and testament of Albert d. y.
Mitchell. deceased. "a domestic corporation,
having its principal oflce for the trans
action ~ business A. 80. 81 Wall street
Borough of Manhattan. city Of New lorh,
has latoly applied 90 the Surrogate 1ouft
- tho County ~ New York Tor the con
ninth paro graphs of tho will of said
Albert d. 4. Mitchell. deceased, who Mea
a. the time of his death a resident of INC
County of New York.
Therefore you ant each ~ you are elted
90 show cause. before The surrogate.s couri
N said County ~ New York AZ me hnl
~ Records. ln the County q New York, on
the 29th day ~ December. 1922, az halt
past ten o'clock In the forenoon u that
day. why said thiny-eighth and thlfty
ninth paragraphs Of the Wit u said tes-
tafor should not be construed.
IN witness whereof We have caused the
sea- 0f the SurroEatc's Court of
Aaid County OF New York % Do
heFaunt0 nKed Witness Honorable
John H. COhalan. 8 Surrogate n
IL 81 our said County Of New YORK.
40 said county. the 18th day oi
November On the year " our
Lord one thousand nin0 hundred
and twenty-five.
MARTIN q. McCUE.
clerk Of the Surrogate'a Court