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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

Whitley Dumas, now a bear
cat guard, started in as a forward,
but in The juggling process put into
vogue, by "Chick" Burch, the bas-
keteer took up his station in the
backfield where he has held forth
a true defender Of his BASKET.
"Lucky' Fisk was guard but he
was sent to right toward, where it
was felt his natural tendency TO
guard his man would make him a
valuable attacker. The dope turn
ed out correctly.
"Puss" Conner played three or
four games at right guard the
first part of the season and left
the squad after the game at Mont
pelier. When "Chick" Burch was
incapacitated with the grippe,
"Puss" came to the rescue, playing
left forward, where he certainly
bolStered up the team. He looked
100 per cent better at forward
than he did in the back-field. His
place is up where he shows fine
ability as a forward.
What find was Albert Goslant!
Here was big husky athlete kept
in the background, for the first
few Games-an unknown quantity.
Albert Goslant got his first real
chance in the Hardwick game,
when he appeared a little slow in
finding himself. But Albert STUCK.
The next game was with White
River and Goslant held the fast
Simpson down to no baskets.
Montpelier came on, and Albert
goose-egged Gross, the visiting left
forward.
No fan will forget the great tie
game with the Boston Army Head
10 to 10. DcsautelS flashed at left
forward, but Goslant certainly had
his number, holding him down to
a solitary basket. After the contest
Dcsautels told the sporting scribe
that Goslant was without douot
the very best guard he ever saw.
Continued on page 81
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

The local team has bcein pretty
thoroughly shaken up during the
season now past into history.
Coach Burch started the season at
center. Then he went to left for
ward, swapping positions with
"Fitz" Marshall who came to the
pivotal position. Marshall then
proceeded to develop into a whirl-
wind jumper and digger-up of the
sphere.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

tional league for seasoning.
Fans on every hand, loud in their
praise of the fine work of the st.
Johnsbury court cavorters, say
that, Judging from the manntr the
boys were travelling Tuesday night
they would have trimmed any team
that could be brought to the To-
cal surface. Some of the fans even
believe that st. Johnsbury could
have beaten "Tobey" Matthews
quintet Tuesday-in any event the
locals would certainly have made
it interesting for the Catskill
wonders.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

Generally fair tonight
and Friday. Somewhat
warmer Friday. Moder-
ate fresh winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23
BASKET BALL
OVER; FANS SET
FOR BASEBALL
St. J0hnsbury Went Like
Wild Fire Tuesday
With All Stars

One of the most interested fans
at the All Star-St, Johnsbury bas-
ketball game at the Armory Tues
day night was Bernie" Starr the
batteling young back-stop, who did
the most of the receiving for the
Fairbanks A. A. baseball team
last summer. "Bernie" went last
fall to the New York Yankees and
has been farmed out to the
Bridgeport club in the Intcrna-
tional league for seasoning.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Labor Tells Murphy
Lynch Must Not Be
Commissions Head
Tammany Chief Believed
to Have Satisfied De-
mand; Smith Is Given
FederatiOn's Program

Before calling on Governor-elect
Smith yesterday 20 lay before him the
legislative program Of the State Fed
Grafton Of Labor. adopted at a meet
ing Of the executive committee OF the
Federation at Albany On Tuesday night.
Emanuel Kovalesky, a member Of the
committee. accompanied by William II.
Kelley, Democratic leader of Syracuse,
called on Charles =. Murphy TO protest
against the appointment Of James M.
Lynch as head Of the State Industrial
Commission.
Kelley, who Is q banker. told the
Tammany chief that II a Syracuse man
should be appointed. he must be one
who had the organizations support and
not one opposed 20 II, as was Lynch,
who zeaiously worked for William Ran
dolph Hearst in the spring and summer
when the editor politician was trying
20 get the Democratic nomination for
Governor. Kovalesky told Murphy that
! friends of Lynch, who is former pres
/ ident Of the international typographical
Union and one-time State Labor Com
missioner, had tried 20 get the executive
committee TO indorse his candidacy, but
the committee went on record All being
opposed 10 indorsinR any candidate for
Office. II is understood that Kovalesky
and Kelley left the Tammany chief con
vineed that their visit had not been in
vain.
Kovalesky said after calling on the
Tammany leader:
IL opposed not only the Endorsement
Of Lynch but Of several other cAndi-
dates for other Offices on tho ground
that the Federation would weaken Itself
politically by appearing in the role OF
an indoTser of jobseekers. What the
Federation wants is % put through its
Legislative program for the benefit Of
the workers. Il cannot do that sue
cessfully II It takes sides in the rush
for Offices"
When Kovalesky called on the Cover
nor-elect he was accompanied by James
p. Holland, president of the State Fed
Grafton Of Labor; Peter J. Brady, chair
man OF the Federation's legislative
committee. and several other labor
leaders. The program they presented
20 the Governor-elect calls for re-
organization Of the State Industrial
Commission and a strengthening of the
factory inspection personnel. In other
respects the measures which labor will
advocate this year do not differ from
those sponsored at Albany in the last
few sessions.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

politics, during Mr.. Smiths hrst cam
palm, that she desired no public Of
nee. She IL now connected with the
Port Authority.
Soon after election Il was rumored
that she was 10 be given the position
on the Industrial Board now held BY
Mrs.. Rosalie Lowe whitney, which win
be vacated January !. Mrs. Moskowltz
herself denied that she was a candidate
for this position.
The other woman most prominent In
the Democratic campaign was Miss
Frances Perkins. who was appointed
BY Governor Smith during bis first
term as a member Of the Industrial
Commission. She has been mentioned
as a candidate for reappointment when
Governor Smith again assumes ofiee.
II was impossible 10 reach Mrs.
Moskowitz last night for comment on
the statement Of Mrs. iiavemeyer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
IBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CITATIONS

THE rpoPIE or THE sTATB or NEW
YORK. BY the gfacs o. 0od ffts and IN
espsna.a., TO John Hayaeck, Liulep Nay
SSsA w.,.r a Asssocs s. ' Hn,. 'ss Collier ''t th.
younger) Lillian collier, isnics nsylock
and hauds IA Haydock O0rady. Individually
and a. Administrative of the Estate o.
sfsi Guardian of Jsnies iIaydoci. ssns
WHEREAS. John Haydook, residing q, .sl
Riverside Drive Borough Of Manhattan. City
siding at tif West iiid s,rest borough Of
Manhattan, City Of New York, and 1hs
Farmers Loan ana Trust Company. a DO
meath corporation having iis principal plaos
Of business AZ No. - William Street. Bof.
ough Of Manhattan. City. County and STATE
of New rorf, hays presented an account of
their proceedings ~ Executors q and Trus.
John HGydock. lats of ina ciU. County and
state of New York. deceased. and have also
presented ani hlsd a petition praying that
their said account may b. ,udieiaiiy settled
and allowed, and that uey b discharged a.
NOW. THEREFORE,. you and saeh of y0u
are hereby cited 20 show cause before our
Surrogate Of the County % New YORK. az
N e. sgr1ass.' ys - = s.S essr. q f SoS.s S,a. q
IN the County Of New YORK, on the stth Gay
Of December, 1881, a. ie;lo o'clock IN ths
forenoon % that day, why said account
IN TESTIMONY WHEREoF. We have
caused the seal OF thu surrogates' Court of
the said County Of New York 20 b here.
unto AIMED
WITNESS. Bonorabls John p. coAaian,
ore q the furrogates OF oar said
County of New York a. aaid
IL. 81 County. the 11d day of Novem.
ber IN the year o. our Lord one
thousand nins hundred and twsn-
ty-two.
MARTTN q. MoCUE.
Clerk OF the SuTrogates Court.
OELLER. ROLBTON 4 BLANC.
Attorneys for Petitioner. The Farnsrs'
Loan and Trust Company, "a Exchange
Place. New York. n. Y.
THOMAS J. FARRELL.
Attorney for Petitioners, John Hayd0ch
and LILLIAN Haydock White. $50 Nass
sau Street, New York. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or
NEW YORK-JeHse Oppcnheim and WI
liam Neiter. Plainiina agains John
Ho.nis. 'ids1 HoSpis' Ris rit.. a's;
uam,s Mary" and Ida" b~inG fictitious
and unknown 20 plaintiTs, salvatore Pc
rili Luigi Mancuso, hatteo la Danca.
ysria Disrassa. charl Pinto. Antonio
Jams. James" DAmslia. ysRlehsrd' Panuiio.
''Nlna~nt" Francheili "JoseDh' Damisno.
Samuel Paruiio "rhomHs' ciccaroni
arsi names -, =" Jsmss" m. Richard.
'Thomas' being ne,l,ious ard unknown 20
plaintiffs; John Doe" 'Richard Ros."
James Brown Robert Jones" and 10
seph Smith." the ave names last men.
TONED being fictitious and unknown 10
plaintiffs: each Of said persons having o.
claiming 20 have an interest IN promises
Number go East 10Th Street. IN the Bor-
fenIsnts-sL MNoSs. Trial dssirsd 10
TO TO" rHE ABovE.NAMED DEFENDANTS.
AND EACH or THEM
YCU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED %
answer the complaint In this aeticn. and %
serve a copy Of your answer. or II the
complaint Il not served with thla suin nons
10 serve = notice OF appearancs on ths
plaintins attorney within twenty deY
after the service Of this summons eEclus
siys Of the day OF sfrvics. and In case %
your failure 10 appear Or anawer tudg-
ment will be taken against you b. d~'fule
for the relief demanded IN tho complaint
Dated New York. September nth. 1872.
ROBERT METER Attorney for Plain
tina 1919 Broadway, nor0ugh Of
Manhattan, New York City.
To the defendants John H0enlG and
MARY" Hosnie. his wife. hrst name
MARY fictitious and unknown g
plaintiffs;
The foregoing simmons ls served upon
you by yobucation. pursaaqt 10 an ordsr
Of Hon. George v. Muilan. a 1ustice of the
Supreme Court " The State Of New fort
dated the ltth day u December, 1874. and
nisd VITA the cempiAiat IN the olflee q ths
CLERK OF the County of New York. at the
County Court House IN the Borough 81
Manhattan. City. County and State 0f New
YORK. The object Of the above entltled
action IL 20 forsciess = mort1sge on prem
laes situated on the nouthsrly aide OF ie7th
Street. distant t1S feet westerly from the
westerly eide Of FIRST Avenus. being IS
feet In width front and rear and 100 feet
n INCHES IN depth 0a both sides said
pfeml4es bslne known ~ No. so East
io7th Street. hanhattan. New York City.
Dated New York, Dscembcr iith. ia11.
ROBERT NETTER. Attorney for Plain.
tiGs. 1919 BroadWay New York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Hylan Approves Laws
Ordinances Limit Handling of
InflammahIe Material

Mayor Hylan acted favorably yester-
day upon four ordinances recently ap-
proved BY the Board Of Aldermen, hav-
ing for their purpose better fre pro-
lection and further restrictions and
additional revenues from the storage,
manufacture and handling Of highly
inhammable material, including nitro.
celluloee, a product which is credited
with having caused AZ least fifteen
deaths IN hres In the last three years.
The ordinances are amendments TO
existing ones. They limit the quantity
Of fnhammable materials 20 be en-
ployed In the manufacture Of such
products end prohibit the storage OF
such products In any but hreproof
buildings equipped with standpIpes
and sprinkler systems. supplied with
two independent sources Of water.
They provide for a minimum fee Of sB
instead Of variety or fees ranging
from 90 cents 10 g. This will bring
$4,000 additional revenue to the fire.
mems pension fund, Il 10 estimated.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
CHRIST CHURCH :; RITES si.i :

REv. JOHN r. ATKINsoN. Rector
a.r~i-es: f.so&iiAM as p. ". p. u.
Mrs.. Vanamee; Women and Pohueal
Parties
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

inent In his campaign was 10 be put in
charge Of whole state department.
You will have no difioulty In know
ing whom he meant" Mrs. Havsmeyer
The women nudTed one another,
Whispering Mrs. Moskowitx.~
MRS. Henry Moskowitz was secretary
OF the Citizens Committee during the
last campaign. and while she was not
PREPAYMENT publicly In the campaign Il
~ known that sho was one Of Mr..
smiths most valued advisers.
hovsver, she has maintained the
position ever since her entrance into
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

18TH sT. sai wEsT-singis room. kitch-
shstts; also large rooms; private bath
kitchenstte.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Women Protest Marx
RnOratic Group Wants Paul
Picked for I7ih District

allegation Of Democratic women
n The 18th Assembly District called
Carries 7. Murphy yesterday and
t'.''isd against the determination of
= isnnany chiefs TO have Moses
tir named leader TO succeed his
r':s'i, the late Samuel Marx, who
vs = few days ago after being elect
y y Congress.
lh women told Murphy their choice
~ ssl J. Paul, whose wife is the
-, ,.-l' leader OF the district. Paul is
.a'y Of the Department Of Water
~. Il is said Murphy earlier in
ses volunteered the information
~ AafH already had been decided
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
YIN. O. A.
DIR. FRANK CRANE

Last chance 70 hear him this winter.
Music By Frcdsrick Vail corby and
Prof Harry ". Mlllspaugh
west Side y n. T. A. tP. ~ 3is w. 61th 81
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Smith States Woman to Head
One of State Departments

Govsrnoy-elset Smith intends 70 Ap-
point a woman a. head Of one Of the
state departments, according 70 a
statement made yesterday By Mrs. II.
o. Havemeyer, speaking at a neetng
Of the National WomAn's party ht the
home Of Mrs. Robert coelst, $50 Fifth
Avenue.
Mrs. Havemeysr said she had hsd q
conference with Mr. Smith recently
for the purpose Of asking him 20 sup
port the women's program for the re-
moval Of discrimination against wom-
en- In the law, and that he had told
her that a woman who had been prom
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
''Sa'.berg, Schell & Co.
Gives Sl.500 to Fund

a., ,a-Asiion Of S1,5O0 was re-
a., 'asftsy by the United Hos
Ir I'M W. Stursberg, Schell
A'N aeh came from Frank
Sr c..h ils National Sugar Rein
sss, cp.y and the Cuban-American
! ,,s'.Piay, and $500 each from
ftb. ssorge II. McFadden g. Bro,
k,rs.,, enhsym & Sons, Ernest
IHsr,:e D. William II. Nichols. W.
4 81 1s'. Co., II. Arthur Pomeroy
h, "a I wsgnaIls.
rss,. -ns announced yesterday the
y special honor roll for
,r.r'6s..n who have increased their
l.vs ,,. saI this year above last
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Guard Here Against Typhus
Epidemic In Ireland Alarms
American Health Officer

All persons entering the United
States from ireland are being sub
Jeeted 10 special examinations be.
cause Of the news Of the outbreak Of
an epidemic Of a yirulent type Of
typhus In County Mayo, Ireland. This
was announced yesterday by DR.. J. ID.
ReiehArd Of the Federal quarantine
service At rompkinsville, Staten ISL
and.
American health officers In Queens
town and Londonderry. Ireland, and
In American ports. are making every
effort, he declared, TO prevent tho in
PRODUCTION Of the disease into this
country,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
h. Tprn Ser, TO ''Nell BrinkIey";
% WI Be Bruce McRae Sd

ssy. 'I'nkley the creator Of the
u. Sifi' Who is the wife Of Bruce
~, -, ., Is tae mother Of a son born
I Ell, - mt. Ars. MeRes on Monday last
ls.sli, "0'e' zbs Main Street, New
IL. s...hkiey's husband is the son
= w OF the same name. Her
ta<s Eep.a announced. will be named
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
ADVENTIST
THE CITY TEMPLE
laoth ST ana LenoI Ave.

Carlyle u. Hnynes. Pastor.
To-day Sabbath School. $50. Service. IL.
SUNDAY NIGHT! THE CHURCH AND
THE WORLD. BUSINESS. SOCIETY AND
POLITICS, ALL IN A GREAT COMBiNA-
TJON TO PREVENT TIP OBSERVANCE
OF THE COMMANDMENTS or GOD.
TO DO NOTHING MORE THAN TO OBEY
THE PLAIN WORDS or THE TN COM
MANDMENTS TO-DAY sETS An INDI-
WORLD AND THE CHURCH, FORCES
HIM TO STAND ALONE, SEPARATES
IIIM FROM his CHURCH, SERIOUSLY
AND THUS TESTS His FAITH TO
THE UTMOST. UNDER SUCH Gin
CIMSTANCES DOES GOD REQUIRF
CONiMANDMENT-KE a y ID II
THE SACRIFICE INVOLVED WORTH
HHILE?"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
rsp. q. Harding Discusses
oan Finances With Hughes

MI ,'saiNGIoN. Dec. l5.--w. P. G.
II - iofntr governor Of the Fed
y ssi i's.e = Board, conferred late 90
,e,,r secretary Hughes. II was the
.sa,.,.s .sossFnor's first call al the State
"a vaa a since bis return from
n osS.- ne went O. The request Of
|.skli,-, kosernmsn- 70 advise on the
n es.on ,s.son Of CJ.bAn fnances
n q a.stene' is believed 10 have
~ !. y whelly with the situation In
~'srnor Harding saw il.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 10Th street
p..tnr M Haldeman. ID. ID.

II
ia Mall THERE Is or GOD Is
IN JESUS CHRIST. APART FROM
JEsUs CHRIST THERE rs no GOD"
=. MARE THE TINES or THE
GFNTITFg DRAWING TO A CLOSET ~
RENAL PAsHA PREPARING THE WA, MAf
FOR ANTICHRIsT. THh rhLSh fhvr,S iI III
IS PyOPHFCY CONCERNING pirIhEss
or NATIONS BEING IILflLLEDT .,,c -
IftF WORLD READY TO BhEAk INIo
aWI'ESsNFSS. WAR, RACIAL MD M M
IIGiOUs HATREp? ARE THE w sSifl tN ~
iEAGIE AND THE RU-kLtN hIaN -
nITsTIoNs or THE FINEST DO MI
sIcNs TELL Us THE C0MING OF Ihh M
LORD DRAwETH NIGH" tIhose W1o 20
desire an outline Of prophecy invited 10
hear this sermon.l ,,a.-..,t. rs..,
Al close Of service Dr. Heldsnsns as an Inrd ~
honttst viii be dlstributedi did our Ioro
gos,,s christ by Ills death on the cross
Stone Tor bodily sickness and disease,
FRIDAY Night, December y, prs,sr
rhIs n one Of the most remarhnble frayn, y,,,
uestInrs IN the city. Dr. Haldemhn VIII
meek on the future giory OF Jerusalem
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
NEW YORK County % New York
MEXICAN GULF OIL coMPANY Plain
IN. va BANQUE FRANcAisE DU MEX
IotjE Dcfendant.---SUhMOf
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEIENDANli
YOu ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20
answer the complaint n this action. and 70
serve a copy Of your ansWtr, OF " me
cofnpiaint IL not served with this summons
10 serve a Notice Of Appearance on the
plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days
after the servics Of this summons. e1.
elusive OF the day of service. In case of
your failure 10 appear or answer. Judgment
wifi BE- taken against you BY default fcF
the relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York. November fIth. 1879,
PARKER. MARSHALL. MILLER a
AUCHISCLOsS. Attorneys for Plain
TN. Onics and p. o. Address 81
broadway Borough of Manhattan,
city of New York.
TO BANQUE FRAScAfsE DC NExfQJE;
The foregOlnR summons is served upon
you b. publication pursuant 10 an order of
Hon George v. Mulian, q Justice of the
supreme Court Of the State of New York,
dafed the 18th day u December 1888, and
elsd with the complaint " the ofscs Of tbs
clerk Of the County Of New York. AZ the
colnty Court House IN the Borough ot
Manhattan CITY County and state "
Dated Nsw York. December itth. 1879
PARKER. MARSHALL. MILLER
AUCHINcfsOsa Attorney for Plsin
IN. once and +. .. Address 81
Broadway. Borough Of hanhattan.
Nsw ferk ciG.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. NEW YORK COUNTY
JOSEPH g. DALE. Plaintiff, against
BANoUE FRANcAisE DU MEXiouE, De-
fendant.--Summons.
To ths abovs-named defendant
rOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20
answer the complaint IN tails action, and
70 serve a copy Of your answer. or, n the
complaint r. not served with this summons.
10 serve q notice of appearance, on the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after
ths service OF this summons exclusive Of
the day Of servioe In case of your failure
20 appear, or answer. judgment will be taken
against you BY default for the relief de-
manded IN the complaint
Dated. November ~, i9e3
STEWART sHEARER
Attorneys for Plairiin, oiics and Posi-
once address. 10. ~ Wall street
borough OF Manhattan, New York CITY.
To BANoUE FRANcAisE DU MEXiQuE,
Defendant;
The foregoing summons is served upon you
BY publication pursuant 10 an order of Hon.
orabe George Y. Mulan. one Of the Justices
of the Supreme Court u the State Of New
York, dated the 18th day Of December 1919,
and filed with the complaint IN the once of
tha Clerk of the County of New York. AZ
the County Court House. IN the Borough of
Manhattan, city, County and state OF New
York.
DATED, New York, December rs, 1857.
STEWART a BHEARER.
Attorneys for piaintln. ohice aud Post
once address. No. tb Wall Street.
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
--Gussle Levine, Plaintiff. against lsidore
Levine, Defendant. Summons Aetion for
Annulment
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint IN this action. and 10 serve q
copy OF your answer or. n the complaint
ls not served with this summons, 10 serve
a notice OF appearance on the Plaintiffs
Attorney within twenty days after service
OF this summons. exclusive OF the day OF
service, and IN case of your failure TO ap-
pear, or answer, sud gment will BE- taken
against you BY default for the relief de-
manded IN tho complaint.
Dated New York, Novsmber ~, lylz.
KEvfE FRANKEt4
Plaintiffs Attorney, once and Postomee
Address. 1875 Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
To Isid0re Levins. Dafendant:
Please take notice that the foregoing
summons IL served upon you By publiea-
ton. pursuant 20 an order Of Hon. George
v. Mullan. Justice OF the supreme Court
OF the state Of New York. dated Decemoer
T. 1891. and filed with the complaint IN
the once Of the Clerk OF the County or
New York, az the County Court House,
Borough OF Manhattan, City, County and
state Of New York
Dated New York. December 4, 1912.
KEVIE FRANKEL.
Attorney for Plaintiff once and Post
once Address it7s Broadway, Bor-
oush OF Manhattan, New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
FOR SALE

s-~1 %IY TO Buy A TrPEwRiTEhi.
a shF ~ a. III makes rebuilt and equal 70
10 prove Il We will rent y from n, ohs 20
,e he az months and sppy sll Ien.a p, " S.s. :.
six months on purehNss;, s;,,ss Ss ana one year
ises ',,sr o n YOU buy a. Can you AK lot :
faiIsr RhErSSETALs hrSSETTAALs . MONTHS, g w INC
SALES Ss'ian6t itfs
cortlandt b. OoIel--~- -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
INTERDENoNTNATIoNAL

THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Service IN the Chapel Clarsuont Ave-
nte, between 10th and i12d streets. A. IL
D clock. PfAachsf-The Reverend Professor
ALBERT PARKER PITCH. ID. D.. Of Am
herst College.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY Plain.
tn. against BANQUE FhANCAISE DU
MEXTQuE, Defendant Summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEkDANTt
YoU ARE HEREBY suMAoSED 90 an
swer tho complaint In this action and to
serve a COPY OF your answer, or, X the
complaint h not served with this sum
mons 10 serve a notice OF appearance. on
the Plaintiffs Attorneys Within twenty
days after the service Of this summons,
exclusive OF the day Of service. In case
OF your failure 20 appear, or answer, judg-
nent will be taken against you BY de-
fault. for the relief demanded In the COM
Dated November 18th. is27
WHITE CASE.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. once ana Post
once Address, No. IL Wall street
Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
Y0r1
To Banquo TrancaiFe du Mc1iqusi
The foregoing summons ls served upon
YOU By publication. pursuant 20 an order
of Hon. George v. Mulian. Justice OF the
supreme Court OF the State Of New York.
County OF New York, dated the 18th day
OF December. isza. and nled viii the com
plant IN the once OF the Clerk OF the
County Of New York Al New York city.
WHITE A CASE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. once and Post
once Address, No. ~ Wall Street
rorough Of Manhattan. city OF New
York.