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Union Leaders Fear Conspiracy.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Ihefe was an
lnmislakable indication thar the con-
ference here between leaders OF seven
teen railroad labor organizations would
end with the strike policy OF the shop
big brotherhoods.
Ii was made clear before The CON
ierenee. got under way that no formal
agreement could be entered into by
the operating brotherhOOds without
running afoul of the conspiracy laws
which protect interstate commerce.
The brotherhood of Locomotive En-
@ineers also is obligated by contract
not To formally enter into a sympa-
thetic strike.
In the opinion of labor men, the
understanding with which the con
ference was expected 10 conclude
would be as effective as formal
agreement.
The first result of the conference is
expected To be more leniency on the
part of the chiefs of the engineers and
tiremen with the operatives who have
complained about opera ing trains in
districts where troops are employed
or where acts of violence are being
perpetrated.
Warren $. Stone, chief of the Broth
erhoOd of Locomotive Engineers, be
fore coming TO Washington issued an
order that engineers might leave their
posts whenever asked 10 enter or go
through districts where disturbances
exist.
PRESIDENT Harding made it clear thar
his original order To use troops wher-
ever necessary will sand. This state
mrnt WaS made:
There can be no strike of any char
actcr which will prevent the govern
ment from authorizing agents of law
and order TO protect borh life and
properly.
The main question before the CON
ference WAS whether the assembled
union leaders would approve the ten
tative decision Of the shopmen'S union
to reject President Harding's propo-
s;tl 10 submit The question of seniority
to the railroad labor board.
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.RA|L. HEADS SEND
HARDING REPLY
Said to Have Accepted Plan
With Conditions.
StNO ENJOYS TO PRESIDENT
Union Leaders Adjourn After TWO
Lengthy sessions-Refuse to Say
Anything.

New York. Aug. PA committee
representing the railway executives
NjIi wait on President Harding with d
..piy lu his proposal for settlement Oh
lie rail strike. thai Wa& described os
} .t. railroad official a. Il "conditl"hal
/. ceplance.' What the conuiti"h>
y ere he did not state.
v nip This announcement wa> hoi
t.a.i.. by the official spokesman for
lie conference, ii was made h! one
II close touch with the executives.
He declined 10 permit his name TO
y. used, or 10 anpify the phrase con
d:1ionai acceptance.
4 statement issued later b. L. De
v i'll Cuyler, chairman vi tie ASso-
.:aIiun Of Railway Executives, simply
s.ated that a commitlee, headed by
il IN, would wait on President Hard
nag, when the conclusion reached
\. ouid be submitted 10 him. Meath
" bile. the statement said The decision
reached would moi be made public.
Mr.. Cuyler's statement read:
al their meeting the railway eN-
2iutives gave to the proposal OF the
president. dated August 4. 49,, the
iorough and conscientious ronsiiteia-
ton 10 which it was entitled.
They took into their consideration
all the elements i'll the situation which
affected The public welfare. and al
tNed AT conclusion which they viii
present to the president Of The United
StaIeS
For the purpose Of making lhls
presentation committee has been
tppoinled This committee will call
upon the president. The acli"n OF
The railway executives cannot be made
public until il has been submitted To
the president.
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AGENTS WANTED

Agents-Sell the original Watkins
Products. Good city territory still
open. Get our wonderful offer and
FIRE, samples. Write today The J. r.
Watkins Co, Dept 20, New York.
New York S-5-4t oaw
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BEES BAFFlE STATE UrtiJtAL
Health Chief Passes Them Up to
Attorney General

Harrisburg. Aug. l2.-Bee$ are buZ-
zing so busily i'll PleaSantville Thar an
appeal has been sent To the stale de
partment of health To curb their actiri
ties.
complaint To the department ,iyA-
clared that SWarm> OF honey bees live
so close to the sidewalks that they are.
causing trouble Two dogs have been
Stm@ 81 badly they died and several
pasSerSby have been annoyrd. i he
department., in announcing the siIua-
tinn, admitted ii was puzzled a~ 10
how To cope with il.
Explaining there is no health law
that could be enforced for the relief
of the Pleasantville citizens, the health
commissioner expressed belief thai il
was matter for the attorney general.
But he made no attempt TO point OUT
what law could be brought to bear on
the situation.
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To Introduce China to Chop Suey

San Francisco, Aug 12.-There i.
no chop suey in China, according t,
Walter G. Whiffen, an American VIII,
has searched for the dish in what was
supposed to be its native land. What.
more, and worse, from the standpoint
of those Americans who are devotees
Of the connection, there never has beer
any chop suey in China, says Mr. Mr.
Whiffen.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12
TOMATO GROWERS MEETING

All members of the Tomato Grow
er's Association are requested to be
present Saturday evening, August
18th, at 8 O'Clock, in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms over the Peoples
Bank for the purpose of transacting
important business.
JAMES C. PHILLIPS, Pres.
JAMES L. REID. Sec'y.
RSl11-1t-8-11-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12
BASE BALL SCORES
Following is Result of Games Played
Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At New York-New York, 3; Ath-
letics, :. BatterieS-BuSh, Srhan@;
Rommel, Perkins.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS D: Boston,
Inns, Ruel.
Other clubs not scheduled.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12
AGED OAK GIANT OF CLASS
Veteran of Adams County is 800 Years
SOId, SO Feet Tall.

Harrisburg, Aug. IA white OAK
tree. believed to be at least 300 years
old. on the farm of levi Maus Miller,
i'll Adams county, has just been in
Spected and measured by J. s. lllick
and Thomas HarbeSon. of the depart
mem of forestry.
The tree is thought to be the lars-
est White oak in Southern Pennsyl-
vania.
is - feet 9 inches in circumference
II has branch spread of more than
1l6 feet and is 9S feet high. II has
been in the possession Of the Miller
family four generations.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12

Several desirable dwelling houses.
at reasonable prices; also one 1922
Buick touring car, practically new:
must be sold at once:
HENRY l.. JOHNSON, Attorney
7i26-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12

Five room bungalow. All modern
conveniences; first class condition and
excellent location; large garage in
rear. Possession to suit purchaser.
VIM. S. Hoddinett. 5lS-u
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Seize 100000 in Druae.

Fulton. y. Y, Aug 12-Narcotics
estimated 10 be worth 100000 will
be recovered from forty-one bales of
ra@> shipped by mistake from Ger
many to the Arrow head Paper com
pany, of this city. The police have
recovered 1l20 boxes of morphine, 300
boxes Of cocaine and 400 tubes OF
her"in. The drugs have been placed
in Il Nnult M savings bank
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12
Strikers Strike on New Job.

FGeeland, Pa, Aug. 12.-Forty idle
miners picking huckleberries all spring
and summer in the POcOnOs went on
strike because dealers cut the price
6..Elrl 10 n z a
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia a-Philadelphia. ,;
Boston, 3. BatterieS-Huhbell, Hen
line: Watson, O'Neill.
AT Br0oklyn-New York. g. Brook
iyn. l. Batteries-J. Barnes, snyder;
$. Smith, Miller.
Al Observation-Disclosures. {: Gin
cinnati. |. BatterieS-Cooper, Schmidt; d;
Luuue. Hargraye.
Chica go-St Louis, not scheduled.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12
FOX SALE

80 foot scow, just off railway; also
2J foot motor boat, cylinder engine
at bargains Apply A. b. Cochrana.
S,2-2Wks
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-12

On Race street south Washing
ton. Lot 4vx100 more less. also good
six room house in desirable neighDor-
hood. Price reasonable. Several farms,
few on state road. Price and terms
Two good farms; Thompson farm
near Lloyds and Gordy Smith farm
near Town Point Both Of these
farms are situated on the water and
are as good as can be found any
where. L. S. Phillips. G27-tf
FOX RENT
One front room furnished Apply
l02 Cemetery Ave. S11-3t
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
westchester-saIe or Rent.

COLONIAL HOMIE AT sCARsDALE.
Situated in the hills west of Scars
dale station. Attractive. substantial
home, . rooms and baths. Ideal
location commanding view OF Bronx
River parkway Quarter acre plot. Of
fered at $50. 900. Possession in 80 days.
BURKE STONE, INC.
II East 42d st., or Scarsdale bsT.
CHESTER HILL-Suitable doctor. dentist or
specialist all improvements; kitcherette
on second floor; garage; near station; rea-
sonable. CLAREY. 81 West list st., Mount
Vernon.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent


JUST beautiful new house Of rooms
near subway; hardwood floors. birch
doors; fine fixtures; papered throughout;
81 300. $1,000 cash; $50 per month; also
fine family house OF 10 rooms lot 50x114
teet az Sll 600; easy terms; open Sundays.
SENTINEL So REALTY CO.. INC.
20 Westchester So. Phone 1880 Westchester.
LOTS. choicest location in Ciaflin estate and
:, oeautiful Sedgwick av., University Heights
the coming fairyland of city homes. with
lois OF space makes life worth living; values
VIII double and the spring, when the little
pirds begin to sing and the silvery notes from
!heir little throats make the valley and wood
lands ring. then YOU think OF owning dear
little nome; come UP to the Claflin Estate,
where you get all these things; tax exemp-
uon; act quickly. NESSLE. owner. Sedge-
WICK ay. and 18TH ST. kinssDridge 3693.
LOT - burnside and Morris avs. 100x400
-AARYEY, 1891 broadway.
PRINCIPALS-Tw taxpayers: "a stores:
large rental. 40 per cent net returns for In
Vestnent; little cash reuired. Bargains in
WaIkup apartments. G 1857 Herald Fulton st.
PLOT southwest corner Grand Concourse
ana lslst or exchange for apartment with
stores. WEBB. 147 4th av.
SACRIFICE. ID av. near l57th. Flat and
stores. $4,000 KUHLKE. 1o1 W. 18th.
TO effect quick sale. lew house. finely To-
Gated, rooms Follow tile. stucco, all i'm
proVemeLts, stone garage; brokers protected.
Phone Chelsea 1897. Fordham 1892.
WILL sell or lease. centrally located. new
modern flreproof, 100 car garage. repair
shop most prominent corner at the
trance of the Concourse; all rented. TUoTI.
Pol West Bath
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Roclland county-saie or Rent.
New York stste-sare or Rent.
A GrNTT,ENAN's HOME

A GENTTEMAN's HOME
In architecture, setting, environment md
construction this ~ the finest home at the
price in It's community: II ovorlooks the
Hudson, Is onlv minutes walk 20 station
or club. has sleeping rooms. baths, fine
garage, wonderful trees; built ten vars:
hour by train or motor; S45, 900: photo
graphs HOWARD GOLDSMITH. 81 PARK
Row Tel. Hickman 1906.
ADIRONDACK summer home or farm, fur
uished; all improvements: sale, rent: on
water. ADIRONDACK ENTERPRISES. 20
Fulton ~.
ADIRONDACK CAMP-slx rooms. furnished
acres; lake frontaEei ice, wood house
filled 81 $50. HOVER az broadway. y. y
pRooKsIDE FARM. bTtdletown. y. s.:
trolley line 90 Goshen building 3GxT5. suit
able Tor club kitchen, dining room, living
room. dancing floor. lift. garage. electro
light; city water. wood: lake. MRS. l.. W.
MILLER
CATSKiLB MOUNTAIN HoTEI,-BuildinG
~ rooms. casino. bowling alley. three
bungalows. electricity. water, bath. gas. NIL
furnshed ten acres OF land. going property
four miles ". g. -. station. 81 miles King
ston; / $50 elevation. wonderful proposition:
s2s 900 for all: reasonable terms would di-
vide early possession. Full details and
photos of EDWARD e. DAYTON Really
-.sltlnIt.t iuIgIlEDtlsIp. ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Ma.sachusetts-sale or Rent.
sIIIRES.

BERKSHIRES.
300 acres. 90 room house. baths. garage
and outbuildiugs. suitable gentlemans place
or automobile roadhouse; situated on new
Berkshire Trail; bargain. W g. ROGERS,
80 West S7th st.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
New York state-saIe or Rent.

CHEAP, big. wild. remote. Putnam county.
dirt rosl& .-TTrs. brooks. fruit, timber
farm buSe,4sog ef ursS Grand Central; acre
On msf sSso eta,e t'Gs rosd. & bic oil II MIL nh.
auto. sslot, Big lake 1s far@. good % Buildings. s.
State road farms. ALEXANDER, / T.. 42d.
Nanderbnt 1874; sundays, Peekskill 43J.
CATSkGLL MOUNTAIN HOTEL - Large
hotel, small price; big morsey maker; main
fully furnished, baths; acres boating,
bathing rare bargain: $4,000. $4,000 cash:
wealthy aged owner retiring. EATSON FARM
AGENCY. 4s9 9th av.
COTTAGES EVERYWHERE"
ADIRONDACKS SUMMER HOMES. INC,
Box os9. Cit Hall Station. Lafayette 1915.
DUTCHESS COUNTY, n. Y: 9s acre farm.
mostly meadow land: limestone soil,
springs. trout stream, acre lake; fine,
large orchard: house . stories. IS rooms.
bath, running water. heat: tenant house.
Ice house filled, large barns, stanchions 80
cows; on main State road half mile from
and school; very desirable location In Fish
kin Valley; fine proposition for boarders:
Particulars and photos Of EDWhRD c.
DAYTON, Realty Specialist, Poughkeepsie.
DUTcHEss COUNTY FARMS.
Farms and summer residences for sale. All
prices. All sizes. Let know what you
want We have them for sale. f. a. Il.
Realty Co, 23f Main ST., Poughkeepsie,
New York.
EXCELLENT boarding house, IS rooms: 2
acres; outbuildings; near station: bath
ing; $1,000. GEORGE JAMISON, Pine Bush,
FORTY Acres OF land. Spring Valley. y. Y.
House containing 10 rooms and bath: barn
and helps quarters; farm house chicken
houses and brooders ~ miles from station.
Terms 20 suit. THOMAS II. FRASER.
FRAME house. II bedrooms; pipeless heater,
open ilreplaces; one acre, barn and ga
to quick buyer. sTURTEvAN'r. 430 Il. SD.
n. y, Plaza 1913.
GARDEN spot, acres; large house, out
buildings, lawn. fruit, Vegetable garden.
Albany Post road. Hyde Park on Hudson.
SCHWEPPENHAUSER 2tfT Jerome av.
NEAR Observation-Disclosures fruit, chick
en- farm, ll3 acres seven room house
out 99H95oqpiIaings; p, $1,000; photographs. HOVER.
ONLY 100000 CASH.
10 room cottage, miles TO kingston
electric lights, water. newly, painted. shade
trees; fine view. half acre land. bus lines.
ONLY $1,50o.O0 CASH.
II room house. all furnished. ready. 20
one acre OF land. shade trees, bus lines
Many others-tell us your wants.
MOORE & MITCHELL
562 Broadway,
Kingston. n. Y.
PORTCHESTER-View OF Sound; plot 15or
225; barn 3Ox50: 10 minutes to station;
s.. 200.
GEORGE F. ARCHER
10 EAST ADD ST. VANDERBILT 50s4
SARATOGA SPRINGS
FOR SALE 3-STORY QUEEN ANNE COT
TAGE, WITH SPACIOUS VERANDA ON
ALL SIDES: LARGE CORNER PLOT IN
HIGH CLASS RES DENTAL SECTION: 10
ROOMS. GAS, ELECTRICITY THROUGH
OUT; OPEN FIREPLACES; PLOT 170xt70;
WELL KEPT LAWN: LARGE OLD TREES
PRICE VERY REASONABLE. ANSWER
. 20l4 HERALD, HERALD SO.
TO settle estate / will sell modern house of
rooms and bath. hot and cold wateI.
gas, hot water heat. hardwood floors down
and parquet floors up, concrete cellar. slare
roof and garage; lot 150x125 IT,; all in best
Of condition. centrally located. SO zoo. A
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Country property Tor sale.
Send for booklet.
GEO. II. COOPER. Pittsfleld. Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

CHEAP HARLEM DWELLING.
$6,S50 easy terms; will buy four story brick
dwelling; nine rooms and bath; 1o3d st.
between I'd and 1st avs. Owner, WILLIAM
d. FITZPATRICK, 149 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Maine-Saie or Rent.

HOTEL mans opportunity: high class sum
fner hotel. Maine, 100 rooms sell fraction
value: small cash payment FEDERATED /
REALTY BROKERS', INC. 25 W. 43D.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

PRIVATE HOUSES.
Have large list Of residences on both
East and West Sides for sale Full
particulars given to principals.
JOSEPH MILNER COMPANY. mo,
sos 9th ev. Vanderbilt 360T.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

PARTNERSHIP DISsoLUTION-Offere for
sale for cash or would entertain cash and
any other equities. Corner Washington
Heights two story thoroughly modern new
law houses, 100x100 Rental $27, 900. Price
100000. Actual equity $4,000. Also corner
s4th and 80 RSb sod
$1,000. Price $4,000. Equity S37 800 Lesit-
innate propositions from brokers or princi
ply agents for owner. RYAN & COMPANY,
142 w 125th
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Above 50th st.-5th Av. to Eass River.

A TENEMENT BARGAIN.
62d ST., close to I'd av., five story tene-
ment, 25x100: two stores: cheap at S21 800
easy terms. Owner, WILLIAM ID. KILPAy-
RICK, 149 Broadway
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. Qnciusive).
East River to North River.

A dwelling rented in floors: near 35th st
and Sth av.; price 1890; want offer.
II. V. MEAD 4 CO.. S97 9Th av
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

TO LEASE for six months from April !.
1922, nj Compo Beach, Westport. Conn.
beautiful h-me. furnished. directly on Long
Island Sound four bed rooms, two baths,
large living room, dining room, kitchsn.
sleeping porch. servant ana chauffeurs
quarters: garage; tennis court; all con-
veniences; owner going 10 Europe reason
for renting. For particulars apply by let
ter 10 p. o. Box b7i. South Norwalk. Conn.
VIEWSIDE bungalow lots, 25xloO on Cedar
Lake, Chester. price S200-SJ00 each. In
1uire oos East sod ST.. d. SEIDL. from
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

PELHAM-Real Bargain-New stucco house.
rooms, baths. sun parlor. sleeping
porch, hot water heat; plot b0xi20; restrict
ed sectioni price Sl5.5o0. LEO n. SMITH.
Telephone 1875 Pelham.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

ALLENHU RsT-to room furnished co,
garage close 10 ocean: $500; apply
renting list. HOVER. 2i2 B'way. N. v
ATrENTroN-si.oo 900 cash, ss5 monthly
e. ~. srrtsrfaf nnN tsA r,|..Ir..'.'.I.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

toilets, iavatoTy separate plenty closets,
beamed ceiling. perquet floors. gas. fire.
place. steam, electric; garage. LaciewannA
O minutes $4,000. ATHERTON. care OF Ran
som. 3G4 Main 81, East Orange, y. J.
flt,ero gnt0
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

story home, Z. list ST.. near
Park av.. for rent. or will sell the elegant
furniture in same with three year lease;
rent of house, unfurnished, $1,000 yearly.
MOTION REALTY. World Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Shell or Sell
Il Battlesl,ips
Is Navy's Plan
Board Recommends Fleet.
Strapped Under Treaty,
BE Used as Targets or
Auctioned Off as junk
Cash for Craft on Stocks
Cruisers and First Line Yes.
sells Uncompleted Would
90 to Highest Bidders

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Recommen-
dauons that capital ships to be
Scrapped under the naval limitation
treaty be disposed or by sale on the
STOCKS IN the case of those under con-
s'ructlon, and by sale for junk or sink
ing by guniire in the case of completed
Snlps are contained in the report of
inc board of naval officers appointed to
consider ways and means Of CARRYING
out treaty provisions. A preliminary
estimate Of sTooOo,ooo for the cost of
the operation is included in the rero1~t.
ne board recommends that the bat
tie cruisers Lexington. under construc-
uon at Fore River, Mass. and Sara
toga' by the New York Shipbuilding
Company at Camden, N. j., be convert
ed into airplane carriers under the
treaty terms, the other four battle
cruisers to be sold on the stocks to tn g
highest bidder.
The board, in its report made public
to-day, urged that the S70,0O0,0OO be
made Immediately available, stating
shat considerable saving on ships
building under contract and to be
scrapped could be made if the terms of
settlement were worked out promptly
with the contractors. It was pointed
out at the Navy Department, however
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Madge kennedy's Vote
In Film Contest Grows
constance Binney. With IO.235.
Still in Lead; Women Police
reserves to Helm

i"o expert accountants are keeninc
'he tally in the film popularity contest
at the carnival Headquarters Of tho so.
clety for Improving the Condition ot
the Poor, for whose benefit tho cor,
test is being held. They recorded vcs.
terday gain of 2,o15 for Madpc Ken.
nedy' which brings her within > ooo
votes of Constance Binncv's total ~
1890; Mary Pckford. with 1.8ssevotoe
SUI has Billie Dove. Mac M,1rra,.
AIlce Terry. Mary Carr. Viola Dan.
and Clara kimball Young to overtakr
Nlll Rogers leads the men with . 6t.
votes, and is followed by Tom Mix Win
i'Hoo and William Tarnum 1915.
At tea dance at Delmonico's yeSfer
Gay afternoon the campaigning for 10
cent votes was brisk This functio,
VIII take place every Afternoon untI
the carnival, which occurs on Nav Q
The voluntary women police reserve
force. which has been inactive since
the milk strike, has decided to pc,
INTO the drive In squads of five SOC
OF them will visit outlying motion pic
turc houses, each group to campaign
for some candidate OF their own. A
public booth is to be set up in Times
Square in a few days where votes will
be sold by prominent stars of the
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF rHE STATE or
Eew York Countx q Nsw YorS.
WRIGuT y, & BRowT ~, ,1[Nc,9,RTPoEATgl,
yi5as wiGRAM 'SslaiS SAMrs cHMpss1L n5ss MI THoN
son, EUsTACE HAROLD ROs1NsoN
ROBERT GALLOWAY. SIR HUGH s1EIN
ROFFE, and CHARLES KNOX wIGEAM.
copartners, doing business under the nam
and style Of Gordon Woodrotfs & Co.. De-
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS
YOU ARE HEREBY sUMMoNED to
answer the complaint in this action. ana
complaint is not served with this sum :
rlons. TO serve q. notice of appearance cn
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after the service Of this summons. et-
Of your failure to appear or answer.
judgment will be taken asainst you by de d
fault. for the relief demanded IN the com
plant.
Dated February %. 1922
MICHAEL :. JOYCE
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and p. O
Address. No. $40 Flatbueh Avenue
Borough of Brooklyn. CITY OF New
York.
TO WILLIAM ARTHUR wfGRAM. JAMES
CAMPBELL THOMSON. EUsTAcE e
HAROLD ROBINSON. ROBERT CAL
L-OWAY, SIR HUGH STEIN FRASER.
WILLIAM PLUKENBT WOODROFFtl =
AND CHARLES KNOX WIGRAM:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant t. an order
by Mr. Justice Isador Wasservogel. Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the State OF New
complaint in the office of tho Clerk OF New
York County at the Comfy Court House
in the Borough Of Manhattan, City, Counts
and State of New York
Dated New York, May .. 1872
MICHAEL ]. JOYCE
Attorney for Plaintiff Office ana p. 0.
ADDRESS No. $40 Flatbush Avenue.
Borough of Brooklyn. city OF New
New-York tribune., 1922-05-03
Hardingtokeep
Hands Off In
Pennsylvania
,-,.u,;ons. Are Made Clear
=, White House After
Dausher,y Brings G. E.
Alter TO Call on Him
Makes 1t a Precedent
u;.s Rober.son's Question
tbout Feminine Opposi'
,;ou Bothers Candidate
Bv Carter Field

rasHrNGToN, May .. .- George T.
,,..- machine candidate against CAT
~, pinchot for Governor Of fennsyl-
- ;a wss the guest of William 5.
v.-. ,.- iunior partner of the big Phila-
..,,s;a contracting organization, IN a
hr;s, visit to Washington to-day.
" talked for ten minutes With
resident Harding, having been taken
:. ~, White House by Attorney Gen
.r,l psusherty. Within half sn houT
.,..yi.it at the White House it VIZ
..s. ~ clear there that the President
~. not participating IN any primary
s. - .nv state. that the President
- rot regard it as a seemly thing
- do and that the President wanted
10 10 settle st, this question for all time,
A. the Harrisburg Offices Of Attor-
,sv General Alters subernatoriel
..,d,dscv Il was said yesterday. &C
cordine to dispatches from that CITY
Int NJ. Alter was coming 70 WASH
;ngton "bv invitation OF CHAIRMAN
Thonss s. Butler, OF the House Nava
Committee. dean Of the pennsylvania
delegation in Congress.
Ware Organizes Reception
Mr. Butler happened TO be absent TO-
dav with some nineteen other mem
hers of the Pennsylvania delegation