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The New York herald., 1922-10-13
NO FACES SMASHED
AT PUGILISTS' BALL
Bachelor Boys Of Great White
Way Have Quiet Affair
at Webster Hall.

The Bachelors of the Great White
Way took their queens to Webster Hall,
In East Eleventh street, last night for
their eighth annual Columbus night
pail. Not in long while has so war
like an aggregation passed so peaceful
an evening.
Though it seemed that every other
gent on the floor had done battle at one
time or another in or out of the ring
not single call for reserves had gone
in early this morning
The president of the Bachelor Boys Is
Freddie C"Young") Fulton. now man
ager for Charlie Spielman, who also was
present, along with Georgia Brown,
4 pride of the West Side; Babe Her
mann, the California featherweight
whose most recent unpleasantness was
with one Kid Martin. and Young Kid
Allen. who isn't so young a bantam as
he once was. Jack Sharkey adorned a
box and Jack Stone danced in his best
middleweight style. Be it recorded also
that present were frankie Mason. fly
weight and frankie Brown, feather
weight
The nearest thing TO a display of tai.
ent occurred early in the evening, ant
broke out sporadically thereafter In va
rious parts of the room, when one o1
the fistic array with his knuckles bound
in adhesive tape. demanded of his girl
Call i'm over here; call i'm over here
That's all. If you're with me. you're
with me. If you amt, take a walk in
the air, and don't wait"
That was the nearest thing to decla-
ration of war. Otherwise the evening
was spent in assduous devotion to "ths
balconnade" and numerous other tenn
peramental variations of the latter day
glides and trots.
1t should be recorded also that "tht
profession" was represented by such
ctars as Al F1oeso. the boy magician
Mac Kuschner. the waltz chap; Irving
Marantz, the one step champ; Al Maber
the smilin Rube Joe Moore. the ic,
skating wizard May King of Kin,
and Chick, vaudevillians. and numerou.
others who TAXED down from the regu
lar haunts of the Bachelor Boys OF
ordinary nights.
The beauty contest promised to b,
more or less thrilling but turned out tc
be something of a mystery. 1t appear.
that 1t was won either by Dolly Trevas
Kiss or Birdie Trevas-Kiss, singly. bu
when these, being twins, presented them
selves together for the award the judge
were unable TO say which had won it,
Diamond Marty Kline. who recently
gained some notoriety as a student OF
Broadway through the expenditure o.
$50, 900 at rate of $500 night, made
the party complete.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
APARTMENT HOUSE SALES.

James j. Martin < Co. sold for Jules
Breuchaud to the Brensam Realty Com
pany. Samuel Brener president. the
northwest corner of 17Sth street and
Broadway. a six story apartment with
stores, 103xl45xirregular. The property
was held at s350,o00.
Thomas Ford sold for Alice A. Farley
TO the New York Times Company the
five story double tenement, 559 West
Forty-fourth street, 26x74. The premises
form part of the site of the Times An
mex addition for warehouse and auxil-
iary purposes.
William Ward Jones, trustee of the
John Murray estate. sold the five story
tenement, 3Sx100. at 32s East Fifty-fifth
street to Charles Young. Henry Schu-
macher & Sons were the brokers.
The Philip A. Payton Jr. Company
sold for the Blanche Realty Company,
Samuel Strassbourger president. 10. H.,
10 and q West 136th street. four six
story houses, 25x37 6xl0o. to Sol Freidus
& Morris Steinberg. The property was
held at 100000.
Mrs. Christina Haffner sold 40S West
Seventeenth street, a five story double
flat, 25x92 adjoining the southwest cor
ner OF Ninth avenue. Derschuch & Co.
were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
A. F. DAVIDSON SLATED
FOR SHIPPING BUREAU
To Succeed George J. Bald.
Uin on Board of Managers.

Nominations for the board of mana
gers and committees of the American
Bureau of Shipping. to be voted at tte
annual meeting on January 81, We're an
nounced yesterday by Capt. c. A., Me-
Aliister. vice president. The current
beard was renominated. except that Asa
+. Davidson. general manager Of the ma
rine department of the United FrNit
Company, was substituted for George j..
Baldwin OF the American international
Corporation. who has retired from ac-
tive business.
II. A. Magoun. vice-president of the
New York Shipbuilding Corporation. WAS
added TO the list.
new subcommittee on naval archi-
New York Shipbuilding Company was
william A. Dobson. Theodore L. Ferris,
hugo +. Frear William Gatewood. j.
l.. Luckenbach, Ernest RI. Rigg, Fl. c..
Sadler and Rear Admiral ID. w. Taylor,
and new subcommittee on marine en-
gineering, C. +. Bailey. Charles B. Ed
wards. j. f. Metten, Henry Penton.
William w. Smith, John A. Upsdell. Il.
Warriner and Charles +. Wetherbee.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
BOYS QUAR- Ell LEADS
TO SERIOUS SHOOTING
Revolver DroUn to Brighten
Lad Is Fired by Accident.

AS the result of an alteration be-
tween two boys over parking an automo-
bile at the Rink Sporting Club. 1Sl
Clermont avenue. Brooklyn Francis
Greene. 10. of 263 Vanderbilt avenue.
Brooklyn. is in the Cumberland Street
Hospital. seriously wounded In the left
thigh by bullet. and Giosue De Avanzo.
80. a real estate agent. OF 514 Metropol-
itan avenues is held in the Classon ave.
nue. station on a charge of felonious as
sault DE Avenzo' went to the sporting
club in his machine last night, accom-
panied by his fifteen-year-old nephew,
Dante, and went in TO buy tickets.
Young Greene. who takes care of
parked cars, asked Dante De Avanzo
about parking the car and they engaged
i'm a fist fight The uncle attempted 10
separate them, and to frighten Greene,
he saws. drew a revolver. which was dis
charged moment later. Detective
Herting Of the Classon avenue station
took the boy to the hospital and ar
rested De AVanzo.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
Fire Record

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The New York herald., 1922-10-13
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

The Woodboro Realty Company of
Woodside. l.. l., sold a two family house
at Schroeder place. neay Woodsde ave-
nue., to II. Lundstedt one family house
at Brieger place and Mansion avenue
to Charles c.. Flaherty; also on Brieger
place between Mansion avenue and
Woodside avenue to Peter Hoffman,.
and on Mansion avenue to Peter J. Finn.
Mann Schnali sold for Mrs. X.
Geiger her house at 325 Dickerson ave-
nue.. Edgemere. to Benjamin Samuels.
and rented for Harris Miller his cottage
at 1855 Grandview avenue to Mrs.
George w. Voss.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Oct. IL.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
Mitchell. Leut.-Col. Edward b.. 20 Fort
Sam Houston.
CAVALRY.
Dcegan. Lieut.. Col John A.. TO Boston.
QUARTERNfASTER CORPS.
Munnikhuysen. Major Henry d. r.. 10
Rockwell Field.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Gardner. Major Fulton @. c.. TO Panama
Canal Zone.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Ashcraft. Capt. James NJ. to Panama
Canal Zone.
Romaine. Capt Frank W., to Panama
Canal Zone.
AIR SERVICE.
Duncan. Major Thomas. to Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
News of the Real Estate World
SIS 900 ESTATE AT
OYSTER BAY SOLD
Rock Place Changes Hands;
Other Suburban Deals.

Thomas j. OReilly has sold the coun-
try estate of Florence Il. Rock on the
West Shore road between Oyster Bay
and Bayville. l.. /. The property consists
OF seven acres having a water frontage
of $50 feet The house contains twenty
rooms and there Is q garage for three
cars on the property. The purchaser,
Mrs. Iva Macmart.n, will occupy IL.
The property was held at $4,000.
Daniel H. Jackson has sold to Arthur
Lobo, "a Greenridge avenue, corner OF
Rutherford avenue. White Plains, a
three story residence, with garage and
outbuildings on plot 100x250. The
property was held at $4,000. Mr.. jack
son acquired II in trade for his twelve
story apartment house. 562 West END
avenue.
Henry T.. Butler Of Plainfield, y. j.,
has purchased the estate of Ernest G.
w. Woerz at Rumson road and Nave
sink avenue, Rumson. y. j. The prop
erty includes more than three acres.
II was held at $40 900. William II. Hintel-
mann of Rumson negotiated the sale.
Russell e. Burke of this city has
purchased the property of Mrs. Helen
w. Seamans on Ward avenue, RUM
son, N. j., through William III. Hintel-
mann. The place faces the Shrewsbury
River and contains large residence
and three acres.
Joseph L. Merriam in Mount I<isco
sold the Maurice Rattet building 10
George l.. McCauley, and the Samuel
Olin Armory Hall TO a client The
latter property was held at 500. 150. The
same broker sold two plots in New
Bedford. Mass, for Augusta NJ. Green
to j. Genung.
Eugene V. Welsh sold for Mrs. c.
Butera her house, 157 Washington
street. Morrstown, n. j.. to Warren
Barber.
Stllwel Realty Company sold the
stucco cottage of Anna Williams at
Riverside Park. Mamaroneck. to Juanita
A. Fellows of Ridgefield Park. n. j.,
who will occupy.
H. Goldschmidt sold for l.. NJ & A.
Bloch a two and a half story brick
dwelling and garage with one acre of
ground in Woodmere Park to Louis
Strouse.
Fish G. Marvin sold a large plot on
Chatsworth avenue. Larchmont. TO
Munroe Stiner, who is building a resi-
dence for his occupancy. The same
brokers also sold the corner plot, Beach
avenue and Addison street. Larchmont
Park. to the Crescent Star Realty
Company of this city. and leased for
the John T. Brook Company a new
house on Manor lane. Pelham Manor.
to NJ S. Emory of this city.
Burke stone, Inc, sold for c.. A.
Wiedhaas his duplex house, 26-2S Sec
ond avenue. North Pelham. TO Miss
Ella NJ. Powers OF New Rochelle. It
was held at sl2,500.
Miss Eleanor Mullins rented her
house, "a Highbrook avenue. Pelham
wood, TO Daniel II. willard. through
Chauncey 3. Griffen.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
GHOST OF ANTIGONfSH
IN INSANE ASYLUM
Mary Ellen Mcdonald, Spirit
EUoker, in Sanifarium.

HALIFAX, ". S., oct. 12.--Memories
of the ghost of Antigonish. for when
experts and psychics sought fruitlessly
several months ago, were uncovered to-
day when Il became known that Mary
Ellen Mcdonald. the nfteen-year-
girl whose stories Of the phantom were
largely instrumental In the systematic
search for IT, had been admitted to the
Nova Scotia Hospital for the Insane
here
DR.. Walter Prince. director Of the
American Institute for Scientific Re-
search, after persistent investigation
decided that Mary Ellen was response
hle for the manifestations OF n spirit
presence which had excited the coun-
tryside.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Brown Wheelock Harris. Nought
Co. Inc. sold for Mrs. Ludlow winters
40 East Thirty-fifth street, four story
residence 2tx72.6. The property was
held at 5000.
A. Kane Company. with Ryan 8
Waters. sold the three story dwelling 2f4
West 121st street. i6.sy75.1i.
Clarence IL. Hutchinson scld 70 Aaron
Taylor the three story dwelling $40 West
l2fth street
Operators are reported 10 have
bought the Gerard and Green dwellings
at the northwest corner Of Lexington
avenue and Seventy-eighth street. l02.2x
30, for about s125.000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
MARKET NEWS BRIEFS.

The Reid Ice Cream Company has
taken title from the Mary G.. Pinkney
estate TO the twelve lots on the north
side of 141st street L. B. Stewart has
taken title to the two lots on the south
side of 141st street, 1913 feet east OF
Lenox avenue The Real Estate Manage
ment Company was the broker in tho
above deals.
Edwards. Downey & Richart have
placed the following first mortgages
$3.50. 900 on east side cambridge avenue.
south of 196th street; $4,000 on south
west corner Broadway and 231st street !;
$50. 900 on 1927 Walton avenue; $4,000
on 258 Madison street southwest corner
Clinton street; $4,000 on west side
Pond place, north of 197th street.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
BROOKLYN TRADING.

Martin Company sold for Sadie Han
delar Camerick to S. Mehlmsn the four
adjoining business buildings 245 to 25l
Myrtle avenue.
Bulkley G. Horton Company sold 1163
Dean street. three story dwelling, for
George s. Norman.
]. Lacov sold for Harry Levine to lg-
natz Rosenberg house with double ga
rage, 40x100. at 963 East Eighth street.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
c. II. Reynolds & Sons TO the Pioneer
Lumber Company. Inc, 100000 feet OF
waterfront property on Newtown Greek
and Varick avenue, Brooklyn. at an ag-
eregate rental.close to 100000 and to
Burberry's, Ltd. silk and wool cloth
garments. space on the ninth floor in IL
West Thirty-seyenth street
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
Continued From Preceding Page.

Fresh to strong shifting winds over north
anc fresh shifting over south portion. with
rain Friday.
Disturbance central in vicinity Nof Swar
Island, apparently moving slowly north oi
northwestward. Barometer reading at Swal
Island, 20. 10 inches.
North OF Sandy HoolI-Fresh west ant
northwest winds and weather fair Friday.
Sandy Hook to Hatterns-Fresh northwes
and north winds and weather partly over
cast Friday.
Hatteras to Florida straits--Fresh nortl
and northeast winds and weather overcast
probably local rains Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
WHITELAW REID'S NIECE
DIES IN MYSTERY FIRE
Harrison Home and Art
Treasures Are Destroyed.

special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw YoRH Herald
CARMEL. Cali. Oct. l2.-Mrs. Ella
Reid Harrison. 65. widow OF Judge
Ralph c. Harrison. of the California
Supreme Court. and niece Of. the late
Whltelaw Reid. formerly United states
Ambassador to Great Britain. was
burned to death here early this morning
in fire OF mysterious origin, which de-
stroyed the Harrison home.
Mrs. Harrison. who was n cripple, IL
believed 10 have fallen from the ef-
fects OF smoke fumes while trying TO
escape from the building.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
G. W. PERKINs's HOME NOT sOLn
Finnncfer Never Occupied House
BOught by Engineer.

The residence known as Stonehurst
at Riverdale, which was reported yester-
day In THE NEW YORK HERALD az hav-
ing been sold to Spruille Braden, a
mining engineer. of this city. was not
the home of the late George w. Perkins.
as was enormously stated. 1t was one
OF the many estates purchased by the
late financier to add TO his Riverdale
holdings. 1t was occupied by Mr.. Per-
kins's sister. Miss Emily S. Perkins, and
was sold for the Perkins estate by
George Howe, broker. Mrs. Perkins. the
widow of the financier. still occupies her
beautiful estate a few doors away from
Stonehurst An incorrect announcement
of the sale was made by the brokers'
office.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
RUSH HYDRO-ELECTRIC LINES.

TORONTO. Ont. Oct. 1.-THE progress
of rural hydro-electric systems in On
tario under the so per cent. bonus legis-
lation is shown in the fact that the Gov
ernment has sanctioned SOC miles OF
construction and that approximately
one-half OF this work is completed. At
present the rural hydro lines are serving
total of 5000 customers in seventy
townships. The Governments share OF
the capital cost has already reached
total of $500, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
DEAL on WEST 27Tu ST.

The los West Twenty-seveaih Street
Company has been formed by Isndo-c
Shapiro. attorney. with \. Bernardik.
X. Lefkowitz and j. Shapiro as di-
rcctors TO take over the property a.,
that address. II consists oc four
story building with store. eoxss 6. ti,Ie
10 which is held by Harry Gvorfin.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
OLD CHURCH UNVEILS TABLET

A bronze tablet summarizing the his
tory OF the First Presbyterian Church at
jamaica, l.. L.. which has functioned
continuously since its organization 260
years ago. was unveiled yesterday after
noon at the entrance to the edifice.
Sixty descendants Of early Long Island
settlers were present. Mrs. Rudyard s.
Uzzell presided. Miss Leonore Estelle
Haste. a descendant OF Elias Baylis
unveiled d~tho/ tablet.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
Dangers to Navigation.

tRepcrted to the photographic Office]
Oct 1, lat IL 81. lon rs II, passed tall
tree trunk about Is feet long and feet In
diameter.--Str Nevadan.
Sept 30, lat "a 80 Ion g. 30 passed what
appeared to be a vessels deck house, about
10 feet square.-Str Algiers.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch 10 TIE NEw YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Oct. Ie.
These naval orders were made public to-
day:
mont
Craigin. Lieut.. Horace. to Destroyer Squad
rons, Pacific Fleet.
Nitro.
Waterhouse. Lieut.. Roscoe NJ. to navy
yard. New York.
Meyers. Lieut.. Commander Hugh T.. to
U. 8. s. Scorpion.
Alexander. Lieut.. Hugh r.. 10 U. S.
Henderson.
Mccarthy. Lieut.. John A.. Chaplain Corps.
10 Marine Barracks. Paris Island.
Barnaby Lieut.. Ralph s.. to Bureau Aero
nautics. Washington.
Mccarty. Lieut.. Raymond D., to naval
aircraft factory, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
TO SELL WEST SIDE CORNER

Henry Brady Will sell 1T foreclosure
the northwest corner Of West En-
avenue and Seventy-secon1 street or
Monday, October 15 in IA Vesey street
The premises are now occupied by the
Clark School of Concentration.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
on STATEN ISLAND.

James S. Graham sold 10 Ellen Ken
redy two six room houses on the east
side of Brighton avenue, near Castleton.
Brighton Heights, S. /.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

on the night OF Oct 7. when Is miles off
Cane Rojo. PR, the light was reported not
s. Vie; weather clear.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AIJDANTA CBr). a. London 11th.
KOREA eitRU 1T Hong Kong 11th.
NANKl N at ST al 1lth.
PRESIDENT TAFT. ~ Hong Kong 11th.
SEY rLiII 1r.rI gt Bremen Sth.
The New York herald., 1922-10-13

NJ -. -
3O.-i354 Webster sv.. Tho Bronx.
Department OF Health Build
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-06
MOST PRESSING QUESTION
in SOUTH is ERADICATION
OF WEEVIL, SAYS EXPERT

Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
and Florida, Mr., Hunter said, already
have legislation which is proving ef-
fective, while the pink boil worm law
in Texas would be strengthened by
such legislation.
Special authority for the establish
mcnt of nOncotton zones with some
provisions for the compensation of
farmers for losses incurred was ad-
vocated by the government expert
Closer cooperation of the state gov
ernment with the U. S. apartment Of
agriculture in present control and
eradication was also urged.
After suggesting the most stringent
quarantine measure for the control
of the pink boil worm, which he said
was as yet in it's incipiency Mr.. Hun
ter said the time for measures to pre-
vent the spread Of the boil weevil had
passed and the problem Is now simply
one of control on individual farms
He suggested community action in
planting cotton as simultaneously as
possible and the removal Of the
plants in the fall.
An individual farmer who does
not follow proper methods may breed
enough weevils to nullify the efforts
Of his neighbors," Mr.. Hunter con-
tinued. 1T therefore appears that
some system of enforcing community
action by law Is desirable"
The need Of such law in Alabama,
Georgia and the Carolinas was stressed
by the speaker
Mr.. a1unter then described in detail
the work Of the department Of agri-
culture in devising methods for con-
troll and eradication of cotton crop
pests.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-06
NUMBER n

wife Betsy Lindley, and his daugh-
ters, Charity Lindley, Sarah Lindley
and Elizabeth Lindley.
And to each Of the defendants to this
action who are infants and to The
persons with whom they reside:
You will please take notice that YOU
arc hereby summoned and required to
apply for the appointment OF a Guard
IAN ad l4item to represent you as in
rant defendants in this action, and to
apply for the appointment of a Guard
ian Ad Litcm to represent the infant
defendants residing with you who are
under the age OF II years, within 20
days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you, and if you fail to ap-
ply FOR the appointment Of such
Guardian Ad Litem within such time
the plaintiffs in this action will apply
to the Clerk Of this Court on the 21st
day after the service of this summons
upon you, at his office at Iaurens,
South Carolina, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, or so soon
thereafter as counsel can he heard,
for the appointment OF some compe-
tent and fit person to act as Guardian
Ad Litcm for the infant defendants. so
railing to apply or for whom no appli-
cation has been made, for the appoint
ment Of Guardian Ad Litcm to repre-
sent them in this action.
SIMPSON, COOPER & BABB.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated at Laurcns, S. c.,
this the 2Sth day Of Nov. A. D., 1922.
20-3t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-06

gers, Charlie Rodgers, Sam Vaughn,
Ola Evans, Cynthia Norman, Mary
Fricks, Jane Estes, e. II. Ridgeway,
Hettie Hopkins, John Ridgeway,
Ragsdale Itidgeway, Lena Chandler,
Beulah COker, ELLEN Ridgeway, Davis
Ridgeway, Anna Reynolds, and to
all persons claiming any interest in
$50 acres Of land in 1Laurens county,
South Carolina, devised by William
Lindlcy, now deceased, to his wife
Betsy Lindley and his daughters,
Charity uindley, Sarah Lindley and
Elizabeth Lindley, Defendants
To the defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action which was filed in the office Of
the Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas
for Laurens County on the 2Sth day
OF November, 1922, and is now on file
in his Office and to serve copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscribers at their office, Farmers
National Bank Building, at Laurens,
South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive Of
the day Of such service, and if you fail
to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
action will apply to this court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
SIMPSON, COOPER G. BABB.
plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated 2Sth day of Nov. A. ID. 1922
To the nonresident defendants: G. w.
Lindley, III. Y. Lindley, M. A. Lindley,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-12-06

o the infant children of William b.
Lindley and Thomas Lindley, sons OF
William iindley, deceased; the in
rant heirs at law, legal representa-
tivcs and deyisees OF the deceased!
children Of William b, Lindley and
Thomas Lindley, sons of William
Lindley, deceased and the persons
with whom they reside, whose
names, ages and places of residence
are unknown; TO the infant heirs
at law, legal representatives and de-
visees of j. p. Mcdlock, deceased,
husband of Mary Medlock, deceased,
and to the persons with whom they
reside, whose names, ages and plac-
es Of residence are unknown TO tho
infant legal representatives, heirs
at law and deyisces Of John Rod
gers, deceased, husband OF Mary
Rodgers, deceased, and to the per-
sons with whom they reside, whose
names, ages and places of residence
are unknown; To the infant defend
ants j. M. Knight, Frank Knight, Eu-
gene knight, Mary Lou Knight,
Gladys knight, Helen Knight, Mar
vim knight, Erwin Knight, Sybil
knight, and Clara Knight, and 10
Alice knight, with whom said infant
defendants reside; To the infant de-
PENDANTS Clara Cannon, and Jcnell
Cannon and to Tom Cannon, with
whom said infant defendants reside;
TO all other infants claiming any in
tcrest in $50 acres of land in Lau-
rens County, S. c., devised by Will
liam uindley, now deceased, to his