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Evening star., 1922-09-17

Harold up from under the thick eye
brows, and now he asked. calm and
deliberate, but more or less frosty:
so you're the fellow who tried to
kidnap my daughter. eh?"
Harold, however, had good nerve.
He shrugged his shoulders careless
IF you wish to put It that way. sir.
saws he. "As q matter of fact. we
came in Betty's car and she drove
it,"
"po you mean to tell me" be-
gan Mr.. Wickes.
Now daddy" breaks in mother.
"Don't be absurd. I'm sure he's a
very nice looking young man, and
even II he does play in the orchestra
he may be quite all right"
For a moment Mr.. wickes gazed at
her, astonished. You're a quick
shifter, Mabel" says he. DO / un-
derstand that you are willing for
Betty to marry this Harold person? 2"
Tiff she loves him." snimes
mother.
"po you think you do. Betty" asks
daddy.
I'm just crazy about him." says
she.
"Then why in blistering blazes
drag me out at this time of night?'
demands Mr.. Wickes. You women
always have your way in such things.
Go to it. Betty's bound to marry
somebody within a month or two.
I've seen that coming. Well, 1t might
as well be this chap. But let's all go
home and have the thing done regu-
lar. They can wait a day or so. !
suppose"
And inside Of I'VE minutes they
were all gone.
Some excitin'. chr says Ines.
.They got me all stirred up. that
pair"
.That being the case" says I, '.you
may sit up and shunt the Rev. Trott
when he comes. AS for me, I'm
yawny."
But on. my way upstairs I unhook-
cd that fool motto and threw it>intc
the waste basket.
/ tcoDsr:rht, 1s22. bs sewsn Ford,
Evening star., 1922-09-17

PARIS. September Z.
MT is an astonishing thing that
your American tourists get to
know SO much" says Mon
sieur Lamy, of the under
ground inspection. "Parisians do not
ask to see the catacombs. But tourists
run to them in crowds-and when
they get down there they criticize"
az do not blame them" answers the
municipal counselor. That bone pit
ought not be obtruded, on our visi-
tors 1t is a disgrace to Paris!"
Then why do they come sightsee-
ing into the bowels of the earth ?
What do they expect to find?"
Here is a story Charles Lenormand
told us when he took a municipal
party through the old subterranean
vaults Of the Louvre explained the
city father. When Henri w became
king he was curious to know IL the
old story of a passage under the
River Seine was true. His workmen
started clearing from a point Lenor-
mand showed us, where steps cut in
cream colored stone lead down be-
meath the lowest palace vaults to an
cient catacombs, unsafe at present.
The kings workmen came to an
iron studded door. The part is now
caved in. Forcing the door. they found
Ia furnished room, where a man OF
gigantic stature sat at a table. lean
ing his head on his palm. A rush Of
fresh air blew the seated figure to
dust. Who was 1t. No one has ever
1uessed. Even the clothes disappear
ed to powder; but big box of Jew
els on the table furnished 100000
francs, with which Henri w COM
|menced his prosperous reign. because
the treasury was empty on the death
of Henri III"
"Does Lenormand, the archeologist,
believe thatr' asks Inspector Lamy.
HE thinks that the story may be
more or less embroidered. though un-
doubtedly the jewels were found. The
point is this: Tho catacombs are
here, beneath our feet They are the
Oldest thing In Paris. untouched, seal
ed up; and all Paris history tells about
romantic and mysterious things con-
nected with the catacombs. Tourists
know it-in particular, the American
tourists who criticize your bone pit!
Evening star., 1922-09-17
IN BOWELS OF EARTH


Bone 1t Of
Was Seated Garden Surprised Observe Wokmen Old
ell Connect eroundCt
Evening star., 1922-09-17
ALittle While With Betty rs @ z@ s. Hss 1 z:s s @


the and
Time b esoB lPrtv
Evening star., 1922-09-17

pUr DADDY wickes wasn't a. easily
= impressed He had been sizing
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
voPK- WILLIAM NJ. X oLCoTT,
TTRENCE J. McMANUs IRVING l.:
ERNST. WALTER Z. ERNST. NELSON
OLcOTT, copartners doing business unaer
the firm name and style ot 80 1LCGi I,
RONYNGE McMANCs a ERNST plain
tins vs. ALBERT VICTOR SEAhbHs' W.
ADMINISTRATIONS ,,.-,,
you ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70
answer the complaint IN this action. eno
to serve a copy Of your answer, or II the
-orapiaint is not served with thiS sum-
mons 70 serve n Notice OF AppearA1hes Vn
the plaintina Attorneys within twenty
49,. after the servics OF this summons.
exclusive Of the day OF service In oeso
~ vour failure to appear or answer Juot
rnent will be taken against you by oetaOis
Tor the relief demanded In te com mpieiht'
Dated New York, November stn, 1871
OTCOTT. BONYNGE. MoMANUB
TRNgT Attorneys for plaintiffs,
Onfice ana r o. Address. ITO Broad.
way. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York.
TO ALBERT VICTOR sEARLEs;
The foregoing summons - served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant 10 an oroer
Of Hon. George V. Mulan. Jusuce OF the ,'
supreme Court Of the State OF New YORK,
dsted the tth day of December, 1879, and
fied with the complaint IN tho office ~
tbe clerk Of the Countyl OF New YORK. AZ
Inc County Court House. in the Borough
~ Manhattan. Ci;y, County and state OF
New York -.
Dated New York December 6th, 1922
OLCOTT, BONYNdB, McMAMUs
TRNgT' Attorneys for Plsintihs,
OFice and p o. Address. 40 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan, city OF
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE sTATB OF NEW
esPsndsnt, 20 SOLOMON a. FATMAN and
will ana tcstanent of CAROLINE EfH-
KITHiRlSE IL DE rEissiER, poRoTHi
6 sELioMAE. MAhJoRiE ,I,.,isl sELiSlMAS. ON
Ton, HOPE u. sPINGAnN, JOEL r.
EPfNGARN Jr., HONOR 6PlN0AflN. Ed
WARD d. W. spiNGARN, IvoR DE- TEls-
trustee under deed OF trust dated April
~, 1918: JOHN JAMES WTTHERe. trus-
tee under deed of trust dated April ~. 1919.
JAMES EDWARD CAuLflkLD, Trustee un-
d,. srs asss Of irycrs4Eh ir9sl sTisa ApEr "a I'm
PFNIifYN trustee under deed Of trust
dated April AZ. 1915, and 90 All persons
Interested as creditors, next ot.hn' Or otn,r
STEIN. deceased. who a. the time oi his
death resided az No. 30 West bIth street.
Borough Of Manhattan. city q New York
I1 upon ~ es,ltion Of SOLOMON A. PAT
MAN, residing az No. - West tsth Street,
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New YORK
NORRIS FATMAN. residing At No. ~ West
sist Street noIough ot MAnns,tHssir sr ny o,
siding al Newton. Cambridge. England :
JOEL =. EPfNGARN. residing at Ainsnie'
Du,chsss County, y. +; ANY p. l.' tFlN'
Eass 7fnd street Borough Of Manhattan.
Gay q New York: FARMERS L9AS 12,1S,,.i 4
place Of business at No. ~ william slfest vsa
HARRiET y HAAS. residing AZ Hotel fIeas,
Bth Avenue and beth Street, boronAa, ,a,--2I 9I
Manhattan, city Of New YORK EDid ,ia
HAAS, reading az Hotel Plaza. bth AVenus
ana 6sth Street BorouEh Of Manhattan, city
OF New York. and GEORGE G. hAAh. ~
siding az Mount Kiseo' Wes'ehes'or N0unN'
you AND EACH OF YOU are hereby cited
70 show cause before our surTogsn o. a@ Wy
Court OF said County. held at the Han or
Records IN the County OF New York, on me
eth day Of February. 1919. az hhh.peAN VI
o'clock In the forenoon OF that Gay; WY
the accounts OF Solomon A. Fatman. motifs
Fntman. Fiorencs u. waiston, Joel Z. Spin
gArn. and the Farmers Loan IIuss NoIn, ON.
pany as testamentary trustees. ana ol any
II. SpinFarn and Robert X. HaaA. az SUD
Edith Haas' george c. Haas end Rohert X:
Haas. as executors OF the last VIII ana
testament OF Kaiman Haas. deceased. trus.
tee under the last will and testament ot
David L. Einstein. late Of ne SounW oi
New YORK. should not be judiciaily settled
ana why Robert K Haas should not be per-
mittsd 70 resign az trustee ana be ols-
charged accordingly: and Why George =;
Haas should not b appointed as bupaututeo
trustee IN bis place ;r,i,!,,i ana s,ssat ,ios, h.v.
caused the seal OF the surrogates' Court OF
the said County OF New York TO Be hero
unto WITNESS: HON JOHN p. co; CO;
HALAN. Surrogate Of our SAID
re.si1 County. Al the County Of New
YORK. on the ist day Of December
in the year 81 our Lord 1922.
MARTIN O. MecUE.
Clerk Of the eurroEateS' Court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
SUMMONS

sITpRFME coURT-NEw YORK COUNTY
I,EONA NJ ROBBINS. Plaintln agalnst
WILLIAM u. ROBBINS, Defendanitss-s,U ~
VoSg. Action for Annulment OF harfAss.
r. ths above named Defendant
yoIf ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an
svrer the complaint IN this action ana 70
ssrve a copy OF your answer, or. " ths CON- .-
riaint IA not served with this summons. 70
scy,e A notice Of appearances, on the ram fiii
,lf,'s Attorney within twenty days aftef the
service OF this summons exclusive ol the the
Ssv Of service and IN case OF your ieiure
40 appear. or answer. judgment VIII ~ taken
srelnst you BY default for the rehet oe-
fnsnded IN the complaint -
Dsfcd N Y. Dec. 18th, 1922.
NATHANIEL II. KRAMER
Attornev for Plaintiff. once r. ",
kddrcss. 81 Chambers Street, Borough
of Manhattan, City of New YORK
To WILLIAM B. ROBBlNS' -
The foregoing summons IL served uron ~
by publication pursuant 10 Ar oIaer oI lion.
Fdvnrd j. GaveFan, Justioe OF the bupIenlss
Court Of the state Of New YORK. CognV Q.
Seo York. dated December card, isz1. ana
nied with the complaint IN the once o. w
S.ierk OF the County Of New YORK on the Istn
dey OF December. 1922. ..,.-,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff. once d ~ y.
Address, 81 Chambers street. boroush
OF Manhattan. City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY,
lin the matter Of The applica.ion ., .,
sss ~ %Ar1SSs csSpi.r e ,s Si0G Of Shs LS~s of s
Please take notice that pursuant 20 an
order Of Mr. Justice George v. Muunni
dated the 7th day Of peeemoer, lszI ena eo
nied with the petition OF suzanne C2hsp
in the once OF the Clerk OF New YORK
County, by which Il appears that tns Ald
Suzanne Cohen has exercised Que dlliFenee
In making search 20 discover eylasneo w., no
such evidence has seen found. and that
you have Absented yourself for more than
aye successive years last pact Sitho1t DO DO
during that time. and that said suzanne
Cohen believes you 70 be dead, a nearing
on said petition shall be held al np.elAI
Term. Part Ill, Of tho supreme Cosr,; ss nsW
YORK County. at the County Court House
No. ~ Chambers street. Borough or Men-
haitian. City OF New York, on the sOth cay
OF February. 1929, ~ 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon or aS soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, at which time proof OF the
Allegations contained IN the petition hnAll
be taken and an application mace TOT an
order dissolvlns ths marriage between ou-
Dated New York County, New iork' the
sth day OF December, 1871
SUZANNE COHEN, Petitioner;
COHEN, RosENTHAL a SHAPIRO, At
torneys for Petitioner, 81 Union Square
New York City.
70 the Respondent. Victor Cohen;
The foregoing notice is served upon you
BY publication pursuant TO en- order OF Hon
orable George v. Aullan, Justice ot the
Supreme Court OF the state OF New YORK.
dated the 7th day Of DeoemoerL 1922, and
nled with a petition IN the once of the
Clerk Of the Supreme Court for the County
Of New York. az the County Court House,
Borough OF Manhattan. City ot New YORK.
on the 7th day OF December. 1922.
Dated New York, December bth, 1871.
COHEN, ROsBNTHAL 4 SHAPIRO. At
toTneys for Petitioner, 81 Union Square,
York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Sermons Through Air
Bring Money by Mail
Credit for Increased Interest in
Church Work Given Radio
by De Forest

..fsssed interest In church services
~ bigger contributions for church
,'ahave been brought about by radio
s1tasting, Or. Lee De Forest, pio-
i,Tk the development Of radio. said
frsfday in addressing the first meet
gn the recently organized Radio
ne Association, held at the Grand
irkal Palace. About one hundred
" manufacturers, dealers and job
n attended. Henry Vi. Shaw, presi-
~ Of the association, presided.
l. an illustration Of his point, DR..
; Forest called attention 20 many
Med contributions received by
ssrhes, especially the one Of $1,000
~ sent 10 st. Thomas's Episcopal
Qseh. Fifth Avenue and West Fifty.
ells Street, shortly after a sermon had
~ broadcasted
oAU speakers were Paul Cooley
sseier Of radio appliancesi Major
as'tss White, editor Of "The Wireless
81 ~ Lawrence A. Nixon, OF The
Aais Dsaler.n
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
I,If Million in
onds, Forfeited as
| Bail, Can't Be Sold
|,.v,ies Lying Idle in Treas
~, City Officials viii
AZ Legislature for Per-
sIsiOn to Cash Them

,.v million dollars IN
" hoDd, put up as bail and
=, ~, n the ave bOroughs Of New
n, ar, ss worthless to the city
= 80 .'o,r On which they are printed
s..,,o5,s yesterday when Assistant
=, Attorney Joseph Forester
!, ,hs bail bond bureau Of the
,,,,,rev's Office, recommended
t',.. ,,....'6,lstion be enseted permitting
- t..,.rlsir 70 sell Liberty bonds
q 49, hail. There Is no pro-
i,fia, -. law FOR the sale Of bonds
ySsi - City Chamberlain Philip
y " is.., alone has in possession
- I... = vorth Of them. 49,
81 r..,ss,er submitted 20 District
y fo,b n. Banton a proposed
lti's,l =, 80 u Section sos Of the code
fr,.'.'.., r,,tIs.i ,'roeedure. which Il adopted
e.Ai9,.. ..l,l,ture next month would
.'.e "a M. BeTo.she'mef ~ 'hls ms. eisy y !,
'.In.ss y. e csvnsy Treasurer IN counties
I'd ihe -. CITY o. New York 20 ap.
rstsleee :. ~, -. dsrosited as cash bond
ply me ~ "a - sountry and TO sell the
70 .,'.,,r ~ herds PVT W 3, oaii ana Apply
i. s,rocseds of TIE sac 20 'ne use u
ihs :. e0.n'y, !. ..n,'oynos,S legislation would pro.
!. ~ ~ ~ sspeh Liberty bonds be sold
nae .1f. 80 shsn The market value on
Z %. e.. " - sale and that they could
!, ID direct By the City Chamoerlain
II iv IN agent selected by him. pre-,
II, ,ls AGENT put up n proper bond
- - faithful performance Of his
~ agent would be permitted q
~, ,.s : per cent Of the proceeds OF
Z. uls by tht Law.
z, rssr ~, tbs law permitting the accept
~ Liberty bonds instead Of cash
N n u. y enacted in 1918, provision was
a, for disposing Of bonds so de-
- The new act would release
Il nsnsys for the use Of th'
I. utimated that coupons or
80 bcnds which have already be
=. r. aggregate nearly $4,000. In
n decreasing the number Of
,s...y bonds forfeited after havinl
y. y, M as bail is Increasing. Mr.
-. said Ne would recommend tina
s.i,zsls.ure pass an act permitting
80, of forfeited Liberty bonds pu'
- bsil in order that the money
y, !, used BY the county.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
LEGAL NOTICES

HkENE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
- ne matter Of tae Petition Of Ber-
isouthvorth for an order under Chap
80 sutdiv "A. Law OF Domestic Re
f.-.. 70 dissolve his marriage with
s,...eiia southworth on the ground OF
~. Henrietta Southworth. Please Take
t,,e lhat the Petition 81 Bernard South.
"A ~ pursuant 20 Chaper 27s. Subdivision
-. me Domestic Relations Law for an
~ t,etolrlng the marriage between Ber-
-, eoathNorth and Henrietta south
- w - presented 20 Justice OF the
al - Court New York County. az Spe-
kkts4h Part III thereof. appointed 10
t,-e N the County Court House. IN the
= oeW York. Borough Of Manhattan.
tr.ssS 20 Gay of February. 1928, az 1880
- y. N TIE forenoon OF that day, or a.
a. tsIesiter a. counsel can BE- heard.
D,s.essring bad thereon.
- rev York. December -. 1922
JOSEPH LEW.
IA =. Attorney for Petitioner
stffk - soore-named Henrietta south
, s.i iioisgoing notice Il served Upon you
kt.' lrs..eston, pVrsuant 10 an order Of
1r.--.olte v. Mulan, q Justice of the
d. ~ court OF the STATE OF New York.
s stn der Of December, 1922.
JOSEPH LEW.
Atlofney fer Petitioner.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
100000 Bonus Given
LOyal B. & o. Workers
Yuth's Paw Awarded to Some
Who Served Company
Throuphout Strike
,...lnl nl,nnlch fo 80 Tribnne


alITIMORE, Nd, Dee. 26. - Bonus
s,,ES sggregating S500.000 were given
Christmas presents to those en-
,i,,,s q the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
va Who remained loyal to the cor
nnsioa during the railroad strike; A
,vnt extra pay was granted those
~ ,srved the company Loyalty during
d, I'm time Of the strike, with gradu-
ia rae for less than the full pc
b3 The bonus checks were accom-
,srIsi ~ statement over the sigma
,gr, q Daniel Willard, president OF the
eors.ry. The statement read;
IA B,ltmore & Ohio tenders TO
voc b, eWlosed voucher as an honor
glun bsuvse Of the unusual service
,si.h you Wformed during the shop
riffs strike. The company does not
-gidsr this action as IN any sense a
ttllment Of its obligation 20 you, but
wa Ike TO have you accept It as an
Finse Of appreciation OF your 10y,
~ ana your unselfsh and helpiul
E,ort o fthe company during TINS
la recent letter 70 the stoekhold;;
nNr Willard said losses incurred
Ehg the strike would approximate
ff'0O, 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK-By the grace Of God. free ana
T 10 LILLE q. PHOENIX. widow and
iegatee; LLOYD PHOENIX. brother ana
TIVE TTE9P9nE cAMR Thnsr 'Fsssis coa
PANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
trustee: GEORGE HENRY WARREN.
contingent remainderman: CHARLOTTE
WARREN OREENoUGH. contingent re-
naindsrman: WHITNEY WARREN. con.
tingent remalnderman. CONSTANCE
WHITNEY WARREN. contingent remain remain
derman: GABRIELLE WARREN RIVE
HENRY WARREN. JR.. contingent re-
fnalndernan: WHITNEY WARREN. JH !.
contingent rematndermani GEORGE
HENRY WARREN, 90 nnfant)' eontin-
gent remaindermap; BEATRICE GOBLET
GRE,ENOUOH (tkanO, contingent re-
mninderman: EGS.NALD RfNEB Onfantl.
contingent remaindermani LLOYD MI
CHAEL RTVEs 0nfanO. contingent re.
mainderman, and 10 all persons interested
as ereditors. iegatees. next 81 kin or other
wise. In the estate OF Phillips Phoenix. de-
ceased, who at the time Of hts death was
resident o. a1 No, opEsTrSGi Es.s Seth st. "
Upon the petition OF Theodore G. Camp.
residing at No. 6si West End Avenue Ne"
You and each Of you are hereby cited
10 show cause before the surrogate,a Court
of New York County. held At the Hal OF
9ecords In The County OF New York. on
the i2th day OF January, 1929. At half past
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon of that gay
why the account OF proceedings OF Lheo,
dore q Camp, as sole acting executor OF
the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased. should not be judicielly settlea.
III TESTIMONY WHEREOF We nave
caused the seal Of the surrogeteA So1a. ~
Of the said County OF New York 70 Do
hereunto AFFIXED. -. :.
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN P.
COHALAN. Surrogate OF our
Tseai.1 said County. At the County OF NeN
York. the 7gth day Of NOVEMBER
IN the year Of our Lord one thou-
sand nine hundred and twenty-five
MARTIN q. McCUE,
Clerk Of the Surrogates court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
SUMMONS

ETPRrME COURT or THE STATE OF
oroRoE n. WILLIAMS. Plaintiff. against
fiDA MOORE WILLIAMS. pefendahI
eNnnr,one Action FOR Absolute Divorce.
1o TUH ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
YOff ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an .
s-sr ths com npIalnt IN this action, ana to
serve a copy OF your answer. or. ~ ~
com nplalnt IL not served witn the ~. :.
10 servo a notics OF appesrance, On w
Piaintif's Attorneys within tNenV otls
sftsr the service Of this summons e1olu-
sivs Of the day of service. IN case or you,
saiiurs 10 appear or answer, judgment VIII
- taken against you By default Tor the re-
iief demsnded IN the complaint -.
Dated New York, November nrats lsAA.
HAWKINS a RUCKEh
a,,ovnevs for Plaintiff, once and 7. o.
Iddreas. iiia Seventh Avenue, boi-
o.,sh "a Manhattan, City OF New York.
To Ida MOORE WILLIAMS;
The foreFoing summons 10 served upon
van nv publication pursuant % Al order OF
Hor Robert MGR. Marnh. Justice oi tne
auorerne Court OF the state OF Hew Tor 4
dated the 18th day Of November. 1879, snd
died with the complaint N the once OF tne
cisrk OF the County Of New YORK. AZ tns
County courthouse. In the borough oi
Hanhsttan. City, County and STATE OF Ne"
York. o. ,.s,
HAWKINS a HuCkEH
Attorneys for Plaintiff. once ana n -.
Address. 2si5 Seventh Avenue. ypos
sugh Of Manhattan. CITY ef Ne" hofN-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Bower to Get Russian
P.asant Loan Plea To-day
lsurned Ulxrainian Traveller
Declares Money Is Needed
IN Cultivate Land

b,v,d A. Brown, director OF the ma
s,ssl appeal for war sufferers OF the
lrsriean Jewish Relief Committee, Sc-
,,tding 10 an announcement issued py
isl organization. will meet to-day IN
Warrington with Secretary Hoover
asirman Of the American Relief 40,
ulnistra.ion, to discuss the pToposai
Ats Congress authorize a loan OF SlVV,-
Hao0O 70 the Russian people 10 save
them from starvation.
Nr. Brown, a Detroit business man,
das returned recently from a tour Of
TIRE Ukraine He believes that the only
islvttion for that district Is for this
country TO send equipment and men to
cultivate rs millions Of acres Of land
4 this Il done, Mr.. Brown feels that
ne Russian people would be able 10
Hy back the loan with interest in a
reasonable time.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
sURRoGATEs, NOTICES

WILLIAMS. MARJORIE L.-N RyEsp'
snes Of an order OF Honoraele JON
cohaian. q Surrogate OF the SoehD ~ N,
r.,sr,ons having claims against MarJoIie "a
Eiiiisma. late OF the County OF NV ioIA
sseeassd. 10 present The sane witn 'oIe iss.
- ,rsnssrtlnR business al the once 81
ga,sons' ciosson a McIlvaine. no. ~ WIS
IAN street. in the Borough. OF hanhattssa. ~.
IN the City Of New York, y. -. On "
pstsd New York. the 18th day 81 'ui'
JOSEPH HARVEY LADEW; EIssgtor;
PIRsONs. CLOssON q A'ILVAlN AZ
tornnys for Executor. once ana IeN-
once Addresa 81 william Street heS
Yerk, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
SURROGATES, NOTICE

DELAFIELD. MARY COLEMAN. IN PUR.
suance Of an order Of Honorable John p.
Cohalan, a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York, NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ali
persons having claims against MARY COLE
MAN DELAFIELD. late OF the County Of
New York deceased. 10 present the same.
al their place OF tranEacting business. ~
the oflces Of Delaheid, Thorne A Burieigh.
their attorneys. al No. 27 Cedar Street. IN
New YORK state of New YORK. on or before
the 22d day Of January. 1928.
Dated New YORK city. tho 18th dag OF
July, 1922.
JOHN ROSS DELAFIELD. lEx.o.fer,
EDWARD {. DELAFIELD.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
HELP WANTED MALE

sALEsMEN--Exeellen opening for two
high grade. big cailber. sure hrs" sales.
men 10 close contracts with heads of retail
stores and banks for an exclusive and dis
unctive personal letter service that sup
plants clumsy hllsd-in letters. Income
Possibilities big for capable men on straight
commission basis. Will travel over several
siatcu For appointment In New York
write about yourself and past eTperiencef
70 Green A Ellis Co, iii0 SAMSON ut..
Philadelphia. Pa
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
,vainst Schsr!es' o Rigdon, the name
"cbarles" being fictitious, real frat nam, name
Of defendant being unknown TO plalntiu'
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
To the above named defendant
You are hereby summoned 20 ans"er tne
complaint IN this action, and 20 serve
copy OF your answer, or. II the eompnlnt
h not served with this summons. 20 serve
q notice OF appearance on the plaintln
Of this summons. exclusive OF the cay OF
service. and IN case OF your failure 70 APP
pear or answer judgment VIII be taken
against you by default for the rehei oo'
manded IN the complaint. -.
Dated New York, December bth, wa
KAYE. McDAV1TT a sCH0LEh
Attorneys for Plaintin.
Office and p o. address, i4s Brosdway. sIy.
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF Ne"
To Charles" o. RiEdon. the name
Charles" being fictitious. real hrst name
CT defendant being unknown 20 plaintln.
The foregoing summons is served UPON
YOU by publication. pursuant 10 an oroer
C,lty Court Of the City OF New YORK. dateq
Inc 22d day OF December, 1922, ana hled
with the complaint In the once OF the
clerk OF the CITY Court OF the City OF New
York al the CITY Court House. In the BOZ
ough OF Manhattan, city. County ana STATE
Of New York. -.
Dated New York December 20, ltll.
KAYE, McDAVITT g. SCHOLBK,
Attorneys for Plaintin.
Office ana T. q. address, i4o Bfoadway'
borough Of Manhattan, New York CITY