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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15
Alleqe Violation.


Chicago, Sept 15.-An affidavit
alleging that Bert M. Jewell, presi-
dent of the striking shopmen, had
possibly violated the federal re-
straining order, was read in federal
court here today by Blackburn Es-
terline. government attorney.
"This presents very serious
situation Judge Wilkerson declared
and asked if the government had
any further evidence that the in
junction had been violated.
The affidavit was signed by !. z.
Beldon. Aurora. ILL.,, attorney
Beldon stated that he read in a
Chicago newspaper on Sept 4 an
alleged statement from Jewell urg.
ing his men to ''hold fast"
This date was after the restrain
ing order was issued.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15

London, Sept. 15.-(7:30 p. NJ
The British cabinet tonight ordered
the Mediterranean fleet to prevent
concentration of Mustapha Kemaps
transports for invasion of Europe.
London, Sept. 15.-The allies will
stand together to resist any at
tempt by Mustapha Kemal Passa to
invade the neutral one and seize
Constantinople.
This is the understanding in diplo-
matte quarters here tonight.
Diplomatic officials commenting
on Kemals statement that he in
tended to take Constantinople and
that he would fight the British If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15

An army air man set "a parachute
record at McCook flying field re-
Gently where he jumped 24,206 feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15
Call for League Action.

rTT' VHTFVT
Geneva, Sept 1.-THE League of
Nations was called upon today to
take steps to prevent Turkish in
vasion of Georgia, a republic in
Transcaucasia. This move came in
resolution introduced by Belgium.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15

Peter the Great Of Russia, dis
guised as a laborer, learned how
ships were made in his time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15
(By The United Press. J

Berlin Sept. 15.-British troops
and the Turkish forces of Mustapha.
kemal have ciashed near Constan-
tinople, according to an unconfirmed
report received by the Berliner
Tageblatt today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15
LONE BANDIT SCORES.

Oklahoma City, Sept. ia lone,
unmasked bandit held up Mr.. and
Mrs. l. v. Jones in their garage
here last night and robbed them Of
iewelry and a fur valued at more
than $500. Jones and his wife had
just returned from an automobile
ride and were putting up their car
when the bandit appeared.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15
Me- " WELL NOT
FINISHED BUT
IS PROMISING
Early Indications Are for Good Gas.
ser; Pressure Becomes Strong,
Sends Mud to Crown Block
on First Flow.
STUBBORN BRIDGE FORMS
AND DELAYS ANSWER
Fluid Sprays Half Way up Derrick
Until u is Shut In; Muse 10
Confident VIII VIII Be
Good One.

II will be necessary to reccment
the LeMaster well before II is com.
pleted. according TO information re.
eeived this morning. The water.
apparently. has broken In At the
bottom Of the easing. the cement
failing to hold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15

Continued on page eight.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15
A HOME PAPER

All the local news In the Daily Ex.
press. Latest world news by Leased
Wire from the United Press Asso.
citation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-15

Continued on page eight.).
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Retailers and Wholesalers
Still Cautious III Buying
Despite Greater Firmness
in Pri arv Markets

nesri:. continued strength in the
primary textile markets, ojstrihutive
factors nearer the ultimate consumer
arc not concerned over the possibilities
OF price rises or scarcity Of merchan-
disc The general policy OF Crossing
the bridge when ve come to it" ap
rcars 10 have been adopted by retail
ers ard wholesalers IN dealing with
recent advances in cottons, silks and
voolcns. ard in buying apparel and &C
ccssories made of these materials.
One retailer. speaking for his fellow
business men, said yesterday that in
his opinion cautious buying should be
pursued for some time to come, even
in view of Strengthening markets. ut
Is better merchandising now,"he said.
"to pay more for goods later on than
20 buy them in large quantities for de-
livery far ahead The feeling is that
consumer confidence s still uncertai IN.
That finished goods have not kept
pace in price advances with the prim
AIRY markets Is shown in cottons. where
some converted fabrics are now sell
ing AZ prices which barely cover the
cost OF the gray or unfinished goods
or which they are made. New percale
prices recently made by the largest
printers do not reflect the advances in
gray goods. Tho recent frming up Of
tho leather market mas not made any
inward price changes IN shoes. and
some manufacturers have made slight
reductions in spite of the advancing
"ap material market.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Business New
Price Advances Fail to Stir
Merchandise Distributors
Strnus Sees Business
Menaced by Tariff

American retailers are opposed to
the rates ~ the new tariff bill, &C
cording to Percy s. Straus. Of R. II.
Macy & Co., on the grounds that
they will send up prices and curtall
consumer purchases.
The retailer" he said yesterday,
rs eager to sell the goods the CON
sumner wants at prices the consumer
can afford to pay He is Armly op-
posed 20 the tariff rates in the pro-
posed Fordney McCumher bill be-
cause they will shoot up the cost
Of domestic goods and will practi-
cally prohibit the purchase Of for
egn goods.
Freedom In competition makes
FOR lower rates. American manu-
facturers will have to reduce their
prices when they face fair competi-
ton from foreign markets Prices
will tend to be leveled all over the
country. The inefficient manufac-
turer will find himself lost under a
normal tariff. The so-called protec-
tive tariff has set high price
level which Will in reality subsi-
dize businesslike manufacturing
methods"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Petitions in Eankvupt~v


7 he petitions N bar}rup.cy tHed v.s..r-
Icy N thH United states District Court
'e-e follows
lpU IS sKrLN1cK Voluntary Selling
irs &2.9Os. ssse,- $500
ATIoNFRY PRoDUCTs STORES co
M Voluntary Stationers 4o John 81.
THE CiEo nv 1%c c@fn"o,unts5% tTn,s, ,ssS% Manu-.
turing embrotderv. 153 Wes, 23d u
10, ,6Ipl, Gl,iJs 50 -, 90 1 s4sss s26
"a estate broker. : Stanton Vt IiabiIi,
@F s. 600 assets. $1,000
slsne Ag@8 and 8. IEBERMaNu as,s ~, uyolunts-y
az Liabilities ts35s. no assets
LOT IS pLoMoN-Noluntsry Sales
man. slo9 Walton sV Liabilities 222so
NORRIS f zUckERMAN- N-1nvolunt.rv
'oo'er or waists. 40 East Goth 81
Receivers In BANKRUPTCY
=" receivers IN hsnkruptcy appointed
es'eidaY IN thc United State7 District
court were - follows
Louis Karnntk for Stationery Prod,o,
S'atHS NC S1ationers. N John at under
. N M"nr.ce &c. zuoysr' for Harry tleh.r,na
.a.s a YES 49, s a. unGer Sona etu5'@s -,
Eugene Renismin for tho Cleo. Inc.
n'"nu'+"inrins embroidery. 1S3 West 2sd
e. under y bond or $500
Schedules in Eankrnptcy
he schedules I'm bankruptcy filed v.s,.r
- in the United states Distrtr, Cour.
We're as follows >oo'
jos.ph Go,tl,eb Liabilities &l5sss as
samuel p'ashkin and Ralph siverman.
I'aiers IN clothing ~ Bowerv Iishi,tfa,
l-.4S1. assets So 500
simplex | ullttes Corporation. $50 Madi
SOL "N-. liabilities s+7.slO asset. x21 ~
. IlIam Nolfson furniture business. lo4q
Nicholas aN.. Liabilities $3.50, assets
>tnes Eiectrc Co. Inc uahu,,..
So 90 assets s74o7
f.. k,s.jo I.uesaee shop. esa West 4:d st.
hahiiitleS $lS.o9o. assets s22ea
Harry bsron. clothing ISL Stan,o, .,
haoi!l'ies flelN; assets IS ss4
Assignments
H,ida Rraun.tein. gowns 2c1 u.,t -,a
81, 20 hrs J Wahmann '-u
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Commercial Credit

Credit conditions are improving
slowly, according to credit erantors in
the local textile and allied fields. The
cautious manner in which credit has
been extended for the past year, II is
said. has mitigated the losses that nor
mally would have ensued from the
large number Of bankruptcies among
manufacturing and retailing firms.
Some concern is expressed over the
small accounts now. bat the amounts
involved are usually small. Although
more failures among some Of the small
cr business firms arc expected, actual
money losses, it is believed will show
large decrease from now on.
The best prime commercial paper
yesterday discounted at 4 per cent.
with other paper fractionally higher.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
L. S. Coal Exports Decline
Bituminous Sbi bipments Drop
100000 Tons in Anril

WASHINGTON, May 3-Bituminou,
coal exports fell Of by nearly 100000
tons during April as compared with
March, according to monthly trade sta
tistics issued to-day by the Comme re e
Department.
During April exports Of bitumin Gus
coal totaled 714e95 tons. worth s3.47a,-
o41, compared with 1883 tons,
worth $6,91l.54O, in March. and with
,449,091 tons. worth s9,135,87s, in
April, 1921.
Anthracite exports for April totaled
101,2 ,290 tons, WORTH S1,057.s7s. com
pared with 294753 tons. worth $s.124.-
345. IN March, and with $685. tons,
worth s3,o93.296. in April, 1921.
Cotton reports during April were
nearly doubled as compared with the
same month last year. The total for
last month was 59s,2o9 bales, worth
$55,898.116. compared with 3ls.93a
bales worth s2o.543,e57, in April, 1921
Cotton cloths exported during las
month totaled b1,642.030 square yards
worth S7,247.136, compared with 3s.-
77l,7 1853 square yards, worth s5,036, ,748
in April year ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

4 -Younker Bros y
in underwear; 900 5tt
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES

IO EDWARD JOSEPH BURNS.
pGSE !r%aHE a., TAKE NOTICE that ANNA
HOos T. BURNS your wife. has duly filed in
ne nf 4hace ha or the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
Sounty' "a petition setting forth that Vo,,
wareo u"re ansented 1 Yourself from her for up
I.t mnIus or hVe successive years last past
%,,nout %,,.ta being known to her to be living
uualne mat time and that she believes
you TO be dead. That a diligent search
nas oeon made to discover evidence showing
@ NAV you are living, but no such eyidence
mas b'en found '"NN0
HEREFORE she prays for an order
xstt,'s a.sso' VIhs he bonds of matrimony now
81 ,hs between YOU. and that a hearing
,r T,l ,h'a petltion will be had at Special
,ern,. part H. OF the Supreme Court Of
we STATE Of New York. New York County
a aonI INC County Court House at the October
me foregoing is published pursuant to
an order Of the Honora bic lsidor Wa,,cr
Sosei' Justice or the Supreme Court Of the
snu ate aiad oi NeW ,, YORK. dated May 18th 1929
he Clerk of the County Of New York at
the county Court House thereof
BENEDICT A. LEERBURGER
Attorney for Petitioner. l47b Broadway
borough Of Manhattan city of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
hoe Production Hammered

Shoe production is hampered bv
riees N several Of tho leading cen.
tors. Strikes are in progress in
Rochester. Lynn and Cincinnati, and
ene "a threatened in the Brooklyn dis
fIIci.
The preventative hcre of one Gin
clnnati firm said yesterday that all but
three factories in that city were out
ON strike and that he personally had
been forced to refuse orders that
ouid have kept his plant running for
'hree or four weeks The representa-
We Of a Rochester factory said that
his plant IS opening up, hiring hack
many Of their old workers on a non
union basis. but that production is
stlll suhnormal
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Business Troubles

Avenue Corp. -..,....'..,..' 2.3ss4n
Epstein. Morris--L. Tullv ..... 1914
Ernbce Artlfcial Flowers Co. Inc.
-Hysrade Corrugated Paper
Products Co. Inc ........... lns a.
Enzer, Abraham. and Abraham
Colbert tEnser 3 Colbert)-A
Forty second street Manha,tan-
VILE s.. Nicholas Avenue
Fersotston, Morris Al. wi'sen-
Fitzgerald Mary-C. whi,beck I4Is1
Fo-fy Tie 'eSona !, street T,.noiss Msnhatss nrtsn
Railroad Cos. Nagee .... $50 90
Goldstein, Harry. and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.-Peopl.
Goodman. Nathan - National
surety COMPANY ............ 1131o
Gillespie, Henry L-W spear 1851
German. amuel-Detmer Wooden
Grlmaldi Raraele M.-Arthur r '''''
Smith Co. Inc. ,.............. $500
Gallagher. E. G.-PapsEe Mining
Greater New York SILK Co., Inc '''''
GoldshesS L'n!e-Broadway sav-
inss lnstttution Of ,hA city Of
NeT York ......... a5cs7a
Goodfriend David, and Marle-T
- h. Kelly ........ ............... 43o2 20
Greenspan Joseph, Benjamin
Neisberh and David Wetinskv
N Engelhardt .... 3-sos
Harriet. Loo J.-Knarp Co. Inc %, e5
H'ibing. Ernest Eagle Drug Coz
National Surety Company 11sl5
heosos' JOB p, 81 al, receivers,
etc,--R, =. CLARK H............ 2ooso
ln,eroo7ough Rapid Transit Co
h1Hman .......... e5,7s5co
lnterboroush RAPID Transit Co
s Cohen .....'. 1.-,.
Same-M Erdman ..........Io5I 20
ynh
''SsI.; 81, 81 Edward II Ss,ions, 1861 %
Jacobson, Louis--vandam ware
house Co Inc ........ ssaes
Richter g. Son. 1nc-rranscon
unental on CO :.......,...... 1886
Klein, Joseph-T Cnger - ASH ~
krause, Lillian or Lillian Anen
VI, Jose phson ::;............. 1.71ooo
g. 80 ~ I>"s-K Miller ..,....,.. 1850
9HlneLp Schifi ct a! !..,...,..... 42n65
!"ochner. Rudolph-D Weiss !s44I
,ns and Wrecking Co)-Coie-
Duncan Boiler Works Inc. l45,5
Liberty Steel Products Co Inc
nW A "igran ct a.: ........ 2seess
III !. Melville ct al .......... 1870
Marrnon Long Island Co. Inc
Music, lsrael-connecticrt silk '-'''
urs Waist Manutso'urtne Go .... 42ss7
Murcou stele Products Co. Ind
e Snow Observation-Disclosures. 1915
Michaeison Jose eph--Gandes Wrt.z
New York Flexible Wood Floor. @S1'''
Ing Co-Indiana Flooring Co 226s
Newman, Joseph--L Lewinson 800 ,,
National Surety Co-D Hays
Pintel. Charles j. 1s,dore schlan ''' %
ger and Alfred I Higgins Az
tomooile Co. 1no-Bank OF
Packard Funeral Car Service Co
'hea
Ponsabone Maria. guardian-B
Paramount Hospital Supplies Inc ''''''
-s Cohen .:...........,.. 1885
Eelch; 'ictor-E Stegenmann ir 3lo122
Qunto-S Jordan ....... 4l15s
Rosen baum, Samuel (Rosenbaur1
Co)-J D Lehman g. Co.
Inc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 72O7e
Rothenbers. Alexander L D
Landau 15s.o7
Rosenfeid. Albert W-B Altman
Reben, Alex J-commonwsaith N'''N
Hotel Construction Corp. - 1910
Kappa port. Abrahem--N Yohalem
al .....'..'.. ..,.,......,- 2so.40
RAMA. Andrew Max Mandel
Laces, Inc .................. l157s
Strand. Anton-Jacoues Kahn.
Inc ....... ........,............ l22sS
Schroeder. Chas w Alexander 7o21o
sun Ray Hat co, Ines Goodkin s973c
Sterling Fastener Co Inc and
Walter Lurts-Clinord Brass 4
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Says Southern Pine Is Plentiful

NEW ORLEANS, May 23--In refuta.
tion OF published reports that the
available supply of Southern pine is
being rapidly exhausted, j. E. Rhoades,
secretary of the Southern Pine Associ-
alton, has issued a statement which
says that more than twenty years nor
nal supply, or approximately 100000
100000 board feet, are standing in
Southern forests to-day. This esti.
mate is based on the results Of com.
prehensive survey of stumpage in the
Southern pine belt, together with facts
and figures on production and consump-
tion, he says
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Miss u. r Mar
car, Corsots ana
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
In the matter Of tho Application Of
Ferdinand Schoen for D;ssolutjon Of Mar
riage pursuant TO Chapter 37a Section "A.
To ANNA SCHOEN, wife Of FER DINAND
SCHOEN:
The foregoing notice - served upon you
by publication. pursuant to order of
Honorable Tsidor Wasservogel, Justice of
the Supreme Court of The State Of New
York. dated tho sth day of MAJ. 1922. and
fled with the petition in tho office OF the
Clark Of the supreme Couri New York
County, Al the County Court House Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, CITY Of New York, on
the 9th dsy Of May 1922
Dated. New York, May 9th, 1922,
Yours. etc.
STRASBOURGER & SCHAI.LEK
Attorneys for Petitioner. Orice and
p. O. Address. 7t Broadway, Man
haitian, New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

stars s.. Ms1.r we',z ....',. s% 1sss" 20
Santora. Carmine--1. Amondola
stevens. Gibbs & Baumann Inc
- shaushnessy ............ S3a3a
Schaher Sanluel-M Silhermpn
stenfeld Harry y. and Herman
- u Moss--Pacihc Bank ....... 72a5 so
1'obacl<, Jacob. Ida Toback and
Ia lham Mary B-T Calotta Is42s
r. ia bot VIM w Gray. costs los 70
Thomas j. Huckley Construction
Hiyer-C f Fay eli al . 5oo ga
Niftoria' 1ames~National Surety
Vance, Nicholas-A Hjrsch az "a
Walsh; Wn7 a and Eiizabeth ev TO- ~
W. NJ Walsh & con T corI1hiu 779a.5k
Weihs'eh' irNlng-R Gaiotta...- 1853 20
Wetswancer. Otto..A |. Granger Io2 *
Webb. Frank E-A Wilson 1s5
Wa,.a W W.ts.hson, Etiner - Thomas 1,o67.5o
veo,, GO, Inc; c;s:.,..'... ;............ 42l 81
W- w We,,,nnu' T1mon-rA i-ustsarten.- i15.72
"amfns and SeoAss Wsar Hxhh5'ors lntn"sr r,orp
Get'inser ct a'............'... 1as-2
In Bronx County
capone Ralph-F pclesi .''.'S. ''"S - 81 90 IS
Dicker' Harry-WiUow Broot
Enzer. Max, and Louis KARIN ''
'Iruoer. ;.,..... ..,.. $40. 90
r ,a I'm .........-.,. ,..,....., ,......- oaa Sc
Rudd Mfg Co................. $3.50
MADDEN, Mary Z Marshall
Nat Maths"son Co. ....... 424 So
Inc :..,......:, :,.:.......... s15.2l
..o w., ~ M - a n, Sky $685.. f72,55
:, Inn ;.......: ............. s2s5
Morrison, DAVID Brown q, al 154&4
Mona Thomas-Aetna Garage
\, Co ,,.::......; ;............. e327
Messtna, Peter - American Ry
Ex CO .......... .............. oo45
TsFhelo' Emma-H Gerstner. sS2.84
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

debtor ''''s oeins 'hat Of the
ArIhar Rrady. rno-ci,y OF
Consolidated Metal Firenroo, '|''e'
ms Co Inc Same ~ a,,-,
c"smopoh'sn Tobacco Co. Inc. -''''A
C;oi,s1eio t;.~,-.n r, ;c.'...-... ann
rIosrtt.l pne.51 ,,au same 125ll
fe-a 'o.-Same ll3 %
t4sr.a me :; ...-., 1887
No,,o, T ..s NanoE % same cl17l
,fo7sTlh T'he ST., ,,.,,- a. 22sss
rp.,' - cl q ~, .ns aSer Co--Same 2ll.7l'
pab ab.'c eupSIS vo-Sane 49,. 2l1.7l
n'oe' - Manh Co. nc-same. 2l17l
poration-San,e ......... o,,.,
Standard Lighters MIG Co
Same ......-...-... ......... ann
Aen HsTSid i; preytus y Ne'f.o Eek 1883"
stein king. Inc. ......... 15se7A
y hanson "a net Sorde et al 1o7.eo
Barrow 81 Commercial Garage
Inc II. Tankus ........... 12o4c
serkoNitz. Harry-M. Morris ct al sis.7e
Ia banen Trading Corp-Cup-
pies Co.......... ............ 1905 90
Berg Max. and Isaac Rothbers-
breruer. winitred. Inc. 1880
Berck. HI burg Bros Inc 6eS1l
Banca Marmorosch BLANK e. Co.
Sec Anon-1. Noshpitz At al llsse>
Brenner. Morris NJ e
Burstin .-... ................... 1,o22se
h'azio inc-D. Wiener et al. 2s2.31
Bergen. Nathaniel G.-Merritt,
Brower, Louis. and samuel Sill '
v-rsrith-Commonweaith FL
City Of y. Y. Ins Co a Blum
enthsl ...-.........- .-............. 21sl2oI
tlIldanc". Frank-J. Meade 1876 80 |
on n. selma AplsGorf Co. Inc. 316 IS /
, ouh'II. = cutter -t, ". Radigcr 324.6s |
I'ait. Eliza--R Jones ct ai 1874 /
ousln. wiliism-N P Robinson. 1915 s.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

COOK. Scotch. young; Thoroughly capable
splendid references. ShauShnessys Bu-
reau. $50 9Th aN
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that OF the debtor: tho
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment fled
Lingen. Frederick W.-Wison &
Co. August 2e. l9l7......... 5000 o.
cGhen; Ia55 5Aippmsn-c' lppoito' May
Hughes May 3. 1922 ......... 12o 20
=, CO March 4. ls22............. $50 20
F. D. Weintraub Inc, and Wolf
Cooper Co. Inc-Carnp Mfg.
Co; January II, 1918. .........'. $50 90
joyce, y rn,l Gha1les !, 80, SC. Hhksr ct ~
Illinois ssket Company Tiede- '
man ct al; April II. 1922 ..... 1oe O5
7rn,., II de r,n Mass,ss; May II. 1922 s,37s a3
ber 90 1921 (vacated) ...... 7oS25
Strassberg, Sidney. Samuel S.rass-
berg and Joseph kleinroch-P
Heft; May 4 ia22 ..........+ o9ss.o5
s%y,h' Wsh 'amss i,ss E-J c Bisoay,
Mccarthy, John PA Maude ct
rrankidn Hafon - w. $780,, 1855. 20
cohsss Hughes; October 7. la?l....... al73 80
Co; May 10, 1s22.......- 597 %
A. w. ": cowen & Rros;-Giant SIX
shiller. Morris and Shiller Pro-
laboratories Corp, March %.
Snyder. George G.. continental ''s- y"
rrin'ing Co. April 30 ls2l.... 1872 So
Ernst Alice importers and
Traders National Bank of New
u loTk Nay 49, 1915 :........ 1857 80
may May rs. 1921 11;;..,.....,. ,........ 1913 23
Allison: April 70. 1922 2 562 OK
Moore. George CT S Mort
gage and Trust Company. May
5, lS2o ........,.. .........-... 81 500 na
Stokes, J. Warren-Sponge Corp
June s. 1921 ............ 17e so
In Bronx County
Grossman. Annie Kruger: Ser
fember -. 921 ...-...... ...-... s2S3. .
- - ane-Sa'ne M*IFH s>. fH"2 277 ,
Renaait Selling Branch Inc n
Ia M
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
ANNI'LMENT

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
In tho matter of the Application of
Ferdinand Schoen for Dissoiutiou of Mar
riaG", purauan' to Chspter 2tH Section "A
To ANNA SCHOFN. wife Of rERDINAED
SCHOEN
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that IN. pres
eniation Of the facts in ihc petition o.
Ferdinand Schoen is hereby set down for
near'nR and proof 10 be taken therein he
Tore one of the JustiCes OF the Supreme
Court OF the State Of New York. New York
county. Al the County Court House. 9u
pr"me Court Buldtng in the Borough Of
Manhattan, city of New Yor, ~ Special
Term, Part III thereof. the md day Of
October. 1922. at ten o'cloclt in The tore
noon of that day or soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. for order dis
solving the marriage Of Ferdinand Scnoen
10 his Wife, Anna SChoen. on the ground of
absence for over five successive years then
last past of sa id Anna Schoen. without be
ing known to aid Ferdinand Schoen be
living during that time
Dated, New York. May 9th 1922.
Yours. etc.
STRASROCRGER A SCHAr.LEK.
Attorneys FOR Petitioner. Office and
r q Address, = Broadway, Man
haitian New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
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