davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
''KDYz JSME FILMOVALI".

z brusu novou tuto taskafici
We trech jednanich sehraje dra
maticky odbor Sokola Cleve-
land zitrejsi nedele v $3.50 h.
odp. We vlastni telocvicne ma
Quincy ave. Jak sam jiz titul
prohlasuje, nebude o svandu
zadna nouze, to tim spise, je-
likoz jsou 1lohy v rukou osved
cenych ochotnickych sill. Del
ctenarstvu nebudeme prozra-
zovati, ponechame toho k vet
simu pfekvapeni pro divactvo
same, povfme jen tolik, ze We
sela hra tato byla sensaci Pra-
by odkud ga tepla"' do Cleve-
landu byla importovana. Auto
rem hry jest znamy humorista
! Hlavaty, jenz napsal znamou
'pIsobivou frasku "Mestska ra-
da ma namluvach". Hudbu v
meziakti opatri nase sokolska
kapela, jez bude vyhravati pc
ldivadle k tanecnimu vinku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
NEDELNf PATA PREDNAS.
KA v BEslDKAeh CEsKE
NARODNl SINE.

Ultra v nedeli O 10. hod. do
poledni kona sc jiz pata pred
naska odbocky Amer. Mar.
Sdruzeni Cechoslovakd, ktere
Sc zhostf opetne jednatel p.
Joza Havranek. Prednasec
promluvi tentokrate o "Vyvo-
il nabozenskych pomerd ce-
skych cd katolicke protirefor-
mace po dnesni dobu." Jako
vzdy zavdeci Sc prednasejici i
tentokrate dobfe volenym the
matem.
Jak Sc zminujeme ma jinem
miste vysly jiz prvni dive pred
nasky tiskem a lie 81 je Ultra
zakoupiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
NEMECKY FINANCNf PLAN.
Byl predloxen reparaSni komi-
81 ma jeji schizi v BerlinS.

Berlin, 3. listopadu. - Pri
'ctvrtem zasedanf clend repara-
chi komise dnes, nemectf dele
gait predlozili komisi pisemn9,
|nemecke navrhy ma ustaleni
marky a ma vypsani nemecke
|pdjcky. Zbyvajici dokumenty,
|tykajici Sc celeho nemeckeho
|prfpadu, vcetne navrhd ma W.
rovnani rozpoctu, budou pred
lozeny komisi ma jeff schdzi v
nedeli rano. Komise venuje
|zitrek studovani dokumentI,
ktere jiz ma v ruce.
Prekvapeni vyjadrovano by
10 dnes mad neustalym klesa-
MIN marky, pres pfitomne W.
|jednavani. Allgemeine Zeitung
organ Hugo Stinnese, jiz mad
hazuje, ze nynejsi vyjednavani
skonci opet nezdarem. Pricf-
TIA pokles marky nemoznym
|projektIm reparacni komise.
v kruzfch odborniku prevla-
ida pfesvedceni, ze Nemecko by
potrebovalo $5OO,OO0,OOO k do
client sveho hospodafskeho u
staleni.
Londyn, 8. listopadu. - Ne
mecky kabinet, die depese ku
Central News, rozhodl Sc poza-
dati reparacni komisi o dovole-
nj o uzavreni CHI pIjcky ma
5OO,OOO,OO0 zlatych marek (asi
$125, 5,OOO,0OO) "a dcelem usta-
leni marky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
VYCH. HALO zADA
NEODVISLOST.

Washington, 3. list. Vychod-
nj Halle, obyvana Rusiny, Il
skala pravnickou firmu Wilson
and Colby (byv. president Viii
son a byv. sekretar statu Balm
bridge Colby, ably hajila jeji
naroky ma neodvislost pred ra-
dou velvyslancd, jez Sc schazi
obcas v Parizi. Zdejsi polske
vyslanectvi vydalo prohlaseni,
v nemz pravi, ze Sc vlastne jed
ma 0 olejna zridla, nimiz by
|Rusini radi "kseftovali". Uze-
mi, jez usiluje o odtrzeni cd
polskeho statu pozdstava z pa
latiatd Lvovskeho, Tarnopol-
skeho a Stanislawskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
CTYRI HAVfCI ZAHYNULI.

Scranton, Pa, 8. listopadu.-
Ctyri muzi byli ma mist6 zabiti
a ctyri JIM poraneni pri vybu-
chu v dole Olyphant v Throop
nedaleko odtud dnes odpoledne.
Smrt pateho muze Sc ocekava
kazdym okamzikem, oznamili
|lekari z nemocnice, kan byl
|dopraven. Nestesti bylo zavi-
memo predcasnym vybuchem
,trhaciho prachu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
FASCIST - MODERNl
BANDITE.
Toto mynsni projevil 0 mich
vnuk Karla Marxe.

New York, 8. listopadu. =
Hnuti fascistG, "moderni forma
banditstvi", udrzi Sc pri moci
v Italii jenom kratky cas-, jest
presvedcenim Jeana Longueta,
prosluleho socialistickeho vdd-
ce We Francii, jenz pfijel sem
dnes ma Mauretanii. Longuet,
vnuk Karla Marxe, zGstane We
Spojenych Statech asi diva me-
sice, bude prednaseti zaroveh
studovati americke socialisticke
hnuti a hospodarske pomery We
Spojenych Statech.
Rekl dale, ze italsti komuni-
ste svym chapanlm Sc nasili,
vytvorili podminky, jez daily
wink fascistdm.
"Hnuti fascistd mohlo by Il
ii We stredovku," pravil, "avsak
nemnze sc udrzeti nynl dlouho,
ponevadz nedava odpovedi ma
socialni problemy." Longuet
byl vyslychan pristehovalecky.
mi lrednfky asi dvacet minut
a kdyz podepsal zavazek, ze
Sc zdrzi We Spojenych Stateck
jenom sedesat dni, bylo mu do
voleno pristati.
Tazan byv ma budoucnos
bolsevickeho hnutf We Francii
odpovedel, ze Sc nemIze udr
zeti, jezto "bylo budovano nj
hoBpodarskych podminkach
ktere nestavajf."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
TURECKO STALO Sc
REPUBLIKOU.
(Dokonceni Sc str. 1.)

Ma prvni pohled jest jasno,
re jednani Angorske vlady mi
re mfti silnou odezvu po ce-
lem moslemskem svete, jen5
povazuje suhana nejenom "a
hlavu cirkve, ale zaroven "a
politickeho nacelnfka moha-
medani. Pariz i Londyn ma
j zivy zajem ma tom, co rex
nou jejich poddanf v Indii a
Africe, ze chalif, hlava mo-
slemske cirkve, ma byti zvolen
Angorskym shromazdenim.
Temps poukazuje dnes We
Ger, re nabozenska stranka ce-
le te veci prevysuje dnlezito-
sti stranku politickou. Svoji L.
vahu zmineny casopis konci
minenim, ze cim drive bude u
zavfena mirova smlouva Tu-
reckem, tim lepe, nebot' patr-
ne nikdo nemIze rici, co Sc
mIze stati ma blizkem vycho-
de. Journal des Debats pravi,
re jenom pred nekolika dny
vysoci spojenecti komisari v
Carihrade naridili ottomanske
bance, aby odevzdala pdl mill
lionu liber sultanove Wade a
chce vedeti, kdo to bude nyni
platit.
Vyrozumfva Sc, ze Francie
Anglie pripravuji spolecnou
notu, jez ma byti poslana An
gorskf rlade, protestujicf pro-
ii rekyutovanf armady 10000
muza, jez nyni jest v proudu
" Thrakii. V tom jest spatro-
vano poruseni dmluvy uzavfe-
ne v Mudanii.
Brussel, Belgie, 3. listopadu.
- Vlady briticka, italska a
francouzska prijaly prfznive
zadost Belgie, ably il bylo do
voleno brati ucastenstvi ma
nadchazejici konferenci v
Lausanne o blizkovychodnich
otazkach. Casopisy zdejsi po-
ukazuji, ze belgicke zajmy v
Levantu v poulicnich drahach,
elektrickych tovarnach a il
nych podnicfch prevysujf- ony
italskych prfslusnikI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
PREDPOVfDA VtTEZSTVI
DEMOKRATU.

New York, 3. listopadu.
Charles F. Murphy, vudce Ia
mmany Hall, jenz obycejn9 je
skoupym ma kazde slovo, uci-
nil predpoved' 0 ''velikem VI
tezstvi demokratickem We sta
te New Yorku' prfsti dtery.
Murphy, jenz nemfva We zvyku
predpovidati, nem9l ami tento-
krate umysl, aby Sc jeho pro-
hlaseni dostalo do vefejneho tt
sku, vysvetloval jeho sekretaf.
Rozeslal dopisy clenlm statnf-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
ZABIL zENU, ZRANIL SEBE

Barberton, O., 8. list. Paul
Lawson, i24-lety, zastfelil ma
miste svoji manzelku, rovnez
|24-letou a sam sebe smrtelne
zranil We SVEN domove zde.
zarlivost byla pry pricinou ira
gedie. Lawson streliI svoji ze-
|nu, cd niz po n6jakou dobu I'll
odloucen6, do leve strany pr
sou a sebe do tela. Prijel do
iBarberton Canton We ctvr-
tick vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

dGvere, ze tento Icel nalezne
privetiveho porozumeni ze
veskere, vyse naznacene veci
ktere by byly k disposici, zdej-
'simu uradu k dalsimu doruceni
'zasle.
Generalni konsulat r. c. S.
v New Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
IDIPLOMATICKE ,ZASTOU.
PENf KANADY.

New York, 3. listopadu. Ka-
NADIA bude miti bud vyslance
neb vysokeho komisare S vysla
neckou pravomoci jako sveho
primeho diplomatickeho "a
stupce We ,Washingtone, sdelu-
je washingtonska depese k N.
York World.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
ZACHOVEJnE PAMATKY
REVOLUCNf CINNOSTI.

EvidenGni TRAD kancelare
csl. legif ministerstva narodni
obrany pozadal generalni kon-
sulat res. v New Yorku, 81
East 18th Street o sebranf a
prevzeti archivu a vsech pama
tex, tykajicich Sc jak naboru
dobrovolnfk1 do Is. zahranicni
no vojska tax veskerych pa
matek z revolucnf cinnosti v A.
merice do Prahy, aby tyto mo-
hly byti zach.ovany ,tez pfisti-
mu pokoleni.
Pamatky ma revoMcni Gin
most americkych CechoslovakI
jsou cetne a romantic a pozI-
|stavajf jednak z knih, brozur,
|propagacnfch plakatd, pohled-
mic, medaili a rdznych jinych
vecf, ktere behem valky byly
vydany ku propagovanf revo-
lucniho odboje a majici vztah
nejen k csl. armade We Francii,
nybrz ku sboru ceskosloven-
skych dobrovolci v kanadske
armade, lekafske vyprave do
Srbska a pod.
Generalni konsulat We snaze
,ziskati pokud mono co nejvi.
ce pamatek, obraci Sc ma celou
ceskoslovenskou vefejnost v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
CHTEJf VALECNE
LODSTVO.

Manila, 3. listopadu. - Va
lecne lodi ma hajenf pobrezi FL
lipinskych ostrovG .jsou zadany
v resoluci podane We filipinske
snemovne poslanecke. Kongres
Spojenych StatI zadan jest v
resoluci, aby povolil stavbu t.
chto lodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
H8danka.

"Jaky je rozdil mezi auto
matem a diplomatem?" eau
tomat je n9my, kdezto diplo-
mat nikoliv; jinak ale mali vse
stejne, to, Re clovek nikdy ne
vi, co z Mich vyleze -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
OREL ODNASEL PRASATA.

Cape May, N. j., 8. listopa-
du. Arthur Wilson, farmar ne
daleko odtud, zastrelil orla me
riciho v rozpeti kffdel osm
stop, zrovna kdyz unasel pra-
Sc. Wilson pred tim pohresil
dive jina prasata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

no vyboru a jeden z Mich n9ja-
kym zpdsobem dostal Sc do re-
dakce zdejsiho Evening Tele-
gram.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

Znamenity ten ctverlistek
nejvetSich naSich mistru, tax
zvane komorni hubby, pestova
ne virtuositou v nejlepsim
snad smyccovem kvartetu ma
svete, ma velkou zasluhu Sc
znamovanim ciziny nasi hud-
bou domaci. Kvarteto pIso-
bilo az dosud v kazdem snad
vetsim meste stareho j noveho
sveta.
Ma dnesnim obrazku spatru-
jeme pdvodni cleny Hoffmana
a Suka, oba houslisty Nedbala
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

V kav&rne: Host: "Vy jste
tn ma vypomoc, Anton?" Cis-
mix: "Prosim, vasnosti." -
"Tak mi tedy vypomozte desit-
kou -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

a Wihana. Oba poslednejsi
violista a celista, nahrazeni
jsou dnesni dolby Heroldem a
Zelenkou. Wihan jest profe-
sorem celia konservatore praz-
ske a Zelenka jednim jeho
nejnadanejsich zakI. Herold
pax jest zakem houslove sko-
ly Benewitzovy, jenz byl pro-
fesorem a riditelem prazske
konservatore.
Tyto dny slaveno bylo v Pra-
re okazale tricetilete trvani to-
hoto uvedeneho sdruzeni.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
Hearings Under Flexible
Tariff Rule To Be Open
from a.As Tr4bunc's washington Bur.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Hearings
by the Tariff Commission on applica-
tions to have rates raised or lowered
under the flexible tariff law will be in
the open. This has been decided by
the commission. Open hearings, with
complete publicity as to evidence and
report. were required in the tariff bill
as it passed the Senate, but this re-
ourement was knocked out in confer
ence. This action led to charges that
policy of secrecySwas proposed, BUT
the commission has decided, as far as
hearings are concerned, to avoid such
policy.
The commission will select a chief
economist and also chief investi-
gator. and these officials, with the chief
in charge of whatever tariff schedule
is affected, will pass in preliminary
way on complaints or applications for
chan.<. If they decide that an ap-
plication should be heard, the COM
mission will conduct public hearing,
after giving due notice.
1t will be the purpose Of the COM
mission, officials say, to adopt such
simple rules of procedure that it will
not be necessary for a person who has
q complaint to make about rate to
20 to the expense of hiring lawyers.
The commission does not expect to
give out the complaints against rates
and applications for changes except as
to those which are regarded as impor-
tant enough to merit hearings.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
Private Homes Demand
Shows no Abatement
More Activity in East 54th ST.
Block; Sales of West
Side DWELLINGS

Brown, Wheelock- Harris, vought &
GO. sold for Mrs. Charles E. Miller the
four-story dwelling, 22x100, at SO East
Fifty-fourth Street.
Ella w. Sanders has transferred to
the City Real Estate Company the
four-story dwelling at 53 East Fifty
third Street, 20xl00.5.
William A. White & Sons sold for
the Wilson estate 440 West Twenty
third Street, four-story dwelling, 25
feet wide, to Mrs. Maria S. Simpson.
represented by Littlebrook & Borland.
Rosie K. Vogelmann sold to Mr.. Gall
miere the four-story dwelling at 1749
Lexington Avenue, 20x6s.
Lucy A. Barton sold to Karl Schultz
the three-story dwelling at 161 West
Ninety-seventh Street, 16sx1O0.11.
Shaw, Rockwell g. Sanford sold for
the estate of Marion w. Holly 65 East
l27th Street. q three-story dwelling,
20x10O.
Agnes Coleman sold to Herbert o.
Hibbard the three-story dwelling at 2
East 130th Street, 16.8x99.11.
Anna L. Randle sold to the South
Gate Corporation the three story dwell
ing at 112 West 130th Street, 16.sx
99.11.
F. B. Flaherty sold to Charlotte
Osann the three-story dwelling at $40
West Fifteenth Street, 1s9x81,3,
Dorothy M. Gordon sold to Marie j.
Tur the three-story dwelling at 524
West 133d Street, 17Gx99.11.
j. s. Goodreds sold to Elizabeth
Nash the four-story dwelling at 526
West 133d Street, 17.6y99.11.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
Rental of Apartments
on East and West Side

Pease 4 Gilman leased apartments
at ll57 Lexington Avenue to Jerome
Ihohn; at Sc West Eleventh Street to
blgelow Watts and to Mrs. J. N. Hege-
man: at 221 East Forty-eighth Street
20 Miss Pauline G. Krumling; at 155
East Fifty-fourth Street to Miss Lillian
-: Locke and to Mrs. George Leach; at
90 East Eighty-fourth Street to Percy
r. salmon; at 683 West End Avenue
to MISS Dorothy Graham; at 7S9 West
End Avenue to Miss Dorothy Storey,
and an at IS West Sixty-eighth Street to
Mrs. A. Dunlap.
rutland g. Benjamin, Inc, leased
apartments at SO and 61 West Tenth
street to Miss Olga Hallstrom. Miss
Ailce Bingham, C. Howard Marfeld,
Gerald Force and Vernon Porter.
Elisha Cruz, Roland II. George, Miss
Edythe Whitney. Bayard Hawthorne,
T. ". Reiland, Captain Hiram B. EIy.
e. Garrison, Miss Margaret A. Wick
clitfs and Harold w. Gillen; at S71
Wadsworth Avenue to George F. Rem
nell, John c. Raymond and Charles
p. Jenney, and at 229 East Forty-eiphth
Street to Stuart Benson and jams b.
Walker.
Douglas, Gibbons & Co. leased, at Be
East Seventy-third Street, furnished
apartment to j. Arthur Brooks. Of
CazenOvia, N, Y
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
Westchester am Active
Center of Realty Buying
J. i. H.Herberi Parts With Home
i'm Scarsdalc Held at $40. 600

Prince & Ripley soid for ]. /. III. Her
bert his residence on Walworth Avenue,
In the Greenacres section of Scarsdale,
70 Charles G. McKendrick, Of Monroe,
N. (. The property was held ut $40, 900.
Chauncey B. Griffen sold for Edward
J. Duffy his new house with garage on
Pelhamdale Avenue, Pelham Manor. on
plot Of one-quarter acre, to Curtis 8.
Fullmer, of Yonkers.
Owen B. Murphy purchased from
Murray B. Parks new house at Roose-
velt Avenue, Pelham Manor.
=. Osborne Smith, Inc, sold for the
Salvation Army dwelling at Rich and
Primrose avenues, Mount Vernon, to I.
Robinson.
George Howe sold for Mrs. George
2. Mackay large plot on Orchard
Ridge, Chappaqua, N. Y, to Mrs. VIII
liam Hutchinson, adjoining her prop
erty.
Hamilton, Iselin g. Co. sold for Frank
+. Chambers a large plot on Eastern
Way, Grow Nest Woods, Bronxville,
to D. J. Burns.
Fish & Marvin rented for Mrs. Ethel
Harrison her Dutch Colonial residence
with one acre on Beechmont Drive, New
Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
Large Sites in Bronx
Bought for Innrnver,ar..

J. The Wehat Realty Company sold to
Louis Wolf the plot at the southwest II
corner Of Grand Boulevard and Con.
course and 180th Street. The buver
VIII erect five-story apartment. work
to start Immediately. Ernest Damiane
and Walter E. Phelps were the brokers.
Harry Calm purchased from Edna E.
PATTERSON and Everett NJ. Corner the
vacant plot on the west side Of Jerome
Avenue, 148 feet north of Macomb's
Road, l00x10O. Plans are now being
prepared for the immediate erection Of
garage. Charles Kuntze was the
broker.
The Benenson Realty COMPANY
bought the block front ON the south
side Of Field Place, between the Grand
Goncourse and Ryer Avenue, held at
$4,000. The property has frontage
OF 150 feet on the Grand Concourse
and a similar frontage on Ryer Ave
nue.. On Field Place the frontage is
10 feet, the site containing approxi-
mately six lots. There are two frame
dwellings and stables on the plot.
Louis Sainberg sold to Julia Aron-
auer the property, 129.5x62.5x irregu-
lar, at 1115 Boston Road.
The Hudson P. Rose Company pur-
chased from John j. Skelly 4317 Ka-
tonah Avenue.
William J. Diamond sold to Giuseppi
Benza the property, 66.1x145.2, on the
east side of Mapes Avenue, 1852 feet
south of 1S0th Street.
Rebecca Rothbaum sold to the Jako
Realty Company the property, 61.4x
11Ox irregular, at 945 East 1S1st Street.
William Korn sold to Morris Widman
the property on the east side of Wash
irgton Avenue, 104 feet south of 175th
Street, 54x1594.
Oscar Sanders sold the plot, look
S5.5x irregular, on the west side Of
Webster Avenue, 1908 feet north Of
194th Street,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
Trading in Apartments
and Dwellings in Bronx

The 1871 Shakespeare Avenue Cor
poration resold to Max Leo the six
story apartment house at the junction
of Shakespeare and Boscobel avenues
94.9x139.3x irregular.
William j. Tompkins resold to Lii
liam A. Storms the siy-story apartment
house at the northwest corner of
Briggs Avenue and 197th Street, OK
76.2x irregular.
Hyman Weinstein sold to Becky
Levy the six-story apartment house at
$50 East 138th Street, 50x100.
Henry W. Vogel sold to E. John
Dolan the two-story dwelling at the
northwest corner of Grand Avenue and
190th Street, 187.8x106.6x irregular.
Samuel Cowen sold for Mr.. H
Cracau 565 East 150th Street, four.
story dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
Twenty Store Apartments
To Be Built in Astoria

Louis Gold & Co. sold to Hyams &
Strominger, of Brooklyn, comprising
the H. & S. Construction Company
twenty lots, forming the southerly
block front on Ditmars Avenue, be-
tween Fourth and Sixth avenues, and
the northerly block on Ditmars Ave-
nue., between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues, in the Astoria section Of Long
Island City. The property was pur-
chased through Samuel Cohn and Henry
Gold, as, brokers, for immediate devel-
nlent buildings, representing, with the
land, an investment Of 100000.
Through the same brokers the 81. &
). Company sold from the plans four
Of the proposed buildings. The prop
erty is opposite the block now being
improved by the Metropolitan Life In
Surance COMPANY, -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY as
ment of Mary J. Linard, Deceased, Plain
t.n vs. HERBERT L. NoBLIT. ANNA
NoBLIT, his wife, BEyERIDGE WEB
sISH Henry NAVE MEasTER hdiyanaIv nI wrs an
trustee under the viii of Anne Jen-
nings MARTHA WEBSTER. his wife.
TIoUs AND UNKNOWN TO PLAINTIFF.
ELIZABETH j. CHAMBERLAIN. LEWIS
w. WEBSTER. ANNA WEBSTER. his
wife. first name Anna" being fictitious
and HELEN" WEBSTER. his wife. first
name Helen" being fictitious and
known. Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action. and
to serve copy of your answer, or, II the
mons, to serve notice Of appearance on
the Plaiptiff's Attorney within twenty
days after the service of this summons.
.clusive of the day of service. In case
ment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, New York, August Sth, 1922
GEORGE A. NAGLE. Attorney for
Plaintiff, Office & P. o. Address. 37s
Fulton Street. Jamaica, Long Is
land
TO: HERBERT L. NoBLIT.
ANNA NOBLST
BEvERIDGE WEBSTER
MABEL WEBSTER.
LEWIS W. WEBSTR
ANNA" WEBSTER
The foregoing summons is served upon
You by publication pursuant to an order
OF Hon. James oMalley. Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State of New York
dated the 10th dy of October. 1922, and
hled with the Complaint in the Office Of
the Clerk OF the County OF New York.
at the Courthouse, IN the Borough OF Man
haitian. City of New York.
The object of the above entitled action
IS to effect partition the following
described premises:
All those lots parcels of land situated
In the ninth formerly the eighth ward
OF the City of New York, known and dis
,nguished on map Of properly belong
Ing to A s. Peil in the eighth ward Of
the City of New York, made by E. w.
Bridges. and filed in the office of the
Register OF the City and County of New
follows -
BEGINNING on the northeast corner
OK Slxtn Avenue and Waverly Place. for
merry sixth street, INNING thence east
along the northerly . of Waveriy Place
80 feet inches to To- No. 1s4 on said map.
thence north along the westerly side of
lot No. 1884, 81 leet to lot No. 1SI on said
map. thence westerly along south side Of
lot No. 1s1, 80 feet to the easterly side
Of Sixth Avenue. thence southerly along
the easterly side of Sixth Avenue As feet
inches to the corner of Sixth Avenue and
Waverly Place. the place of beginning, be-
ing the property conveyed by Alfred S
peii p and Adelia Peil. his wife. and David
dated the 18th day of May, 1923 and the
10th day of March. 1929 and recorded In
the the office Of the Register in and for tine
23s Of Conveyances, Page 150 and in Liber
24G of Conveyances, Page 15s.
GEORGE A; NAGLE. Attorney for
Plaintin, Office & p. o. Address
Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-20
10000 Liquor Haul
MADE e i'm Raid on
(,ioIito's Restaurant
Diners i'm Theater District
Cafe Unaware of Agents;
Street Crowd Is Amused
by Loading of Truck

wines and liquors valued at $4,000
rere seized last night in Giontos's
cedar Garden Restaurant. 124 West
rorsy.eighth Street, by six general
,,-ahibitien agents Of the staff Of Zone
chief John D. Appleby. The raid was
usds on search warrant issued by
rTu;tea States Commissioner Hitchcock.
Although the restaurant was crowd
Al with Diners at the time of the raid
tbe agents made thorough search of
.be premises with such little con-
fusion that few of the guests knew
what was going on. While the agents
we're loading the contraband into a
truck in front Of the place, however,
. araessd;ngs er and offer helpful words
encamrarement. The seized liquors
,xere = taken to the Knickerbocker
Warehouse
Gin champagne and wines were
,ouna In room at the rear of the
sSrst focr. The door was locked, but
,yas opered at their demand.
GioIstos, of 240 West Fifty-seventh
street. and O. Giolitos, of 1o8 West
Eorty-ninth Street, said to be the pro-
urietors, were both served with sum
mouses, charged with violation of the
Voistead act.
At Archambault's Restaurant, 267S
Broadway, the same agents said that
shey found six bottles of liuuor on a
search warrant, also issued by Com
missioner Hitchcock.
William Hencken and III. w. Haaren.
said to be the owners and officers of
the restaurant company, and James
Morrison, the manager, were given
ssmmonses for violation of the Vol
stead act.
Two fifty gallon stills and 100 gallons
81 denatured alcohol were seized yes
terday by prohibition agents in raid
on q garage at Bryan Avenue, near
Beasley Street, Hollis, l.. l. Philip
Ehardt, said to be the owner of the
stills; William Wessandanger, be-
lieved to be the owner of the garage,
and Frank Byer, an employee, were ar
rested.
The raid was conducted by Agents
Nsuburger, Reager, Kupferman and
McAndrews on q seerch warrant issued
as the result of evidence gathered by
the agents who have been watching the
place for the past several days. They
said that the stills were operated for
Ehardt by the other two between 8
o. m. and a. m. and that the finished
product, which is said to be redistilled
denatured alcohol, was delivered during
she daytime in the garage trucks to
various saloonkeepers and others at $8
nuart as