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Ml 17 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1932 LEGAL NOTICES PROMOTED BY SALES CORPORATION St John's College Has 170 Students 'Weaker Sex Swayed Human Washington fc. 1 Was Man of Great Sentiment and Always at Ease I mmmmm km mmmmm Fact More Thrilling Than Fiction to Billy For Forest Hills Boy Is Proud Possessor of Puppy Given Away Following Presentation by Children's Players of Mr. Dooley Billy Madden, aged 7, 6814 Ingram Forest Hills, Is now convinced that tact Is vastly more thrilling than fiction. Yesterday afternoon on the stage at Abraham Straus' he saw presented the exciting and dramatic story of how two other young New Yorkers in With Women, Historian Declares States Mother's Tears Fashioned His Career George Washington was a ladles' man. He was many times in love.

He liked the company of women and was always at ease with them. Always, a man oi great senumeni ana emouon, women seemed to under I i- 1 -ISA Bennett were very little girls that Miss Morrison conceived the idea of a theater; for children. The three cnildren had a theater In their nursery for which the popular young actress mother wrote and directed plays. The audience, composed of their small friends, paid pins and buttons for admission. Always Dog for Child Whenever presenting "Mr.

Dooley the story of which is built up around children's love for dogs. Miss Morrison always arranges to give some little girl or boy in the audience a dog to take home with him. That is why Billy Madden is such a happy boy today, and why, when he returns to school on Monday, he'll be able to tell his class mates about the respective merits of literature and life. swaawiAViigSH'-l I Louise Smith. Gertrude Smitb.

Mildred Smith. Emma B. Smith, if such defendants be living, and 11 any of said defendants be dead, any snd all persons un-xnown to plaintiff, claiming or wno may claim to have Anv Intereat In or a general or apeclf.o upon the real property described In the emended complaint in this action or anv part thereof, by, through or under anv of the ssid defendsnts or snv of them, such unknown persons being herein generally descrlkxi, and being Intended to be Included In the description, the widows, hasbsnds. neirs. devisees, executors, trustees, edmlniatra-lors.

creditors, lienors, grsntees. and suo-cessora In Interest of any such defendanta as may bo desd. and their husbands, wivea or widows heirs, devisees, legal creditors, lienors, granteea and successors in interest, and their husbands, wives or widows, li any. all of whom and whose names ar unknown to plaintiti; tha real or true first names of the defendanta aoov des.gnated bv flctltloua first oemeo being unknown to plaintiff: Th Salvation Army. Orgsnlsad Aid Association of Jersey City.

The Children's Friends Society of Jersey City. Horn of the Homeless, Oreenville Hospital in Jersey City, N. Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Oreenville. Rose Abraham, Florence A. Blum.

Edith A. Straus: Rose Abraham. Simon P. Rothschild. Edward C.

Blum. Percy 8. Straus and Lawrence Abrahtm, ss Trustees under the Last Will snd Testament of Abraham Abraham, deceased: Lawrence -Abraham. Simon F. Rothschild Walter Rothschild.

Caro.a Warburg Rothschild, his wife. Carol Rothschild. Walter Rothschild. Phyllis P. Rothschild.

Robert E. Blum, Ethel Halsey Blum, his wife. John Robert Blum. Alice Ellrabeth Blum. Alice I.

Bigelow. Florence Blgelow. Edwin Richard Bigclnw. Ralph Straus. Percy 8.

Straus Donsld B. Straus: Simon F. Rothschild snd Wslter N. Rothschild, ss Trustees under the Last Will and Testament of Lillian A. Rothschild, deceased: Slssle 8.

Lehman. Nathan Straus Hugh Grant Straus and Irving Lehman, aa Executors ot and Trustees under the Last Will snd Testament and Codicils thereto of Nathan Straus, deceased: Nathan Straus. Hugh Grant Straus Slssle S. Lehman, and The People ot the State of New York, and also anv and all unknown other persons. If eny, whose names or parts of whose namee ar unknown to plaintiff and cannot alter diligent inquiry be ascertained, being all the remaining heirs at law.

devisees, end next ot kin. executors, admlnlstrstors, creditors, lienors, grantees or assigns, of Edmund L. Smith, drceased. Samuel Smith, deceased, snd Crawford Smith, deceased, and their husbands, wives or widows, hrlra devisees, legal representatives, creditors, lienors, grantees, and successors in interest, and their husbands, wives or widows, it any. all of whom and whose nsmes ar unknown to plaintiff.

Defendanta. Supplemental and amended summons. TOJHB ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND EACH OF THEM: YOU ARB HEREBY SUMMONED to snswer the amended complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of vour answer, or. If the amended complaint is not served with this supplemental and amended summons, to serve a notice of appearance, on the plaintiff's attorneys within twenty 1201 days after the service ot this supplemental snd amended summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case ot your failure to appear or answer.

Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In th amended complaint. Dated, December 24. 1931. WISE 6EU08BERO, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office A.

O. Address. No. is William Street. Borough of Manhattan, New York City.

To Olive McKlnnon, Sarah B. Langdon. Electa J. Wright. Leo Blckenbach, Marvin Bckenbach.

William Blckenbach. Leo Blckenbach, Jr. Ruth M. Taber. Enola M.

Markee. Clyde S. Marlnus, Mary H. Marlnus. Julia M.

Cady, Jessie M. Al- iV'sFHt M' I5W' Mathews, Louise W. Mathews, Thomss J. Marlnus. Minnie A.

Marlnus. Ralph B. Cooley, May Louis TfPennlng, E1 0 Thomas, Dorothy Tnomas. Isaiah Thomas. Mae Thomas.

Elmer B. Smith, Oeorge O. Smith. Ssrab A. Smith, Nellie A.

Short. Clarlnda J. Pralt. Abraham L. Smith.

Georgia 8 Smith. Beroetta 8. Wyckoff, Ellen Wyckoff. Oeorge E. Smith.

Harriet Carney. ErnesJ U.J5nVt?',f?.n..8m'tn- Edltn Smith, Samuel J. Qifford. Clara C. Olfford.

Henry M. Thomas. Maude Thomas. Leroy P. Thomas.

Anna L. Thomas, Frances B. c.h"r!? Coe. Lou K. Wilson, hSn tKrsmeli Louie" W.

Hampi shire, husband of Emma D. Hampshire deceased. "Clara" Hampsnlre. daughter of Emma D. Hampshire, deceased.

John" Hampshire, son of Emma D. Hampshire, deceased, "Rita" of said "John" Hampshire, the "John and "RH.a" being fictitious. Oeorge Ed-waid Besancon, Violet Josephine Besnn-con. Alloc M.Comstock. Mary A.

O. tireen. S- Besancon. Ethel May Dubolsl f.dl!",n Herbert H. Grlitln.

Mrr-Lln -V 8- Onllln, Emily S. Griffin. Eugene Bouton, Edmond L. 8. Boutnn.

Rlanz-h i.w- Biuton. Aure Bouton. Charles 'Bouton, Bouton. Tlllie Bouton. Zuht Ida Smith.

Miller L. Coe. John rt.rPr",fiK8!n,!lf' I Peering. Adah A. Deerlng.

Albert W. Deerlng. Richard M. riVrJ.tHn'-."Mry'.' Blckenbach. wife of th defendant Marvin Bickeubach: "Margaret" Blckenbach.

wife of the defendant William Blckenbach; "May" Blckenbach, wile of defendant Leo Blckenbach, oa "He of the defendanf Clyde 8. Marlnua: "Roae" Cooley. wile of Cooley; "Adele" pm 15' defendant Elmer B. Smith- "Anita" Smith, wife of the ne-endant George Smith; "Louise" Co, arlfe of the defendant Charlee A. Coe! of tne defendant Mlilef f.nS.r.

tDern- of the de-iS2dJl5 John Deerlng; "Esther" Deer. w. defendant 8amuel Deer. Ing: "Helene" Deerlng. wife of the defendant Albert W.

Deerlng: "Harret-Bouton wife of th defendant Richard Smlth' defendant Edward A. smith: "Efteile- d'endant Eugen Bouton: "Elisabeth" Bouton. wife of the defendant John Bouton; "Minerva" Bou ton wife of the defendant Aure Bouton; Bouton. wife of the de-fendant Charles Bouton, the first name AMrrf.ar" l'My "Mrtha mlfh. 'Lena," hm "Helene." "Estelle." "Elizabeth." "Minerva- and it th defendants Ml Her I.

nn AniK.8aSue!,J' peering. Adah A. OeerlnJ. AibIllw.vD,er!.n or Rhard M. Bouton 7..

wuows. nusbsnda. heirs dev. sdmlnlstratort. fl "enors.

grantees, and sucrcssois of "ald defend a.ts as 2mV! husbands, wives or dovs. heirs, devisees, legal repr.srnts-tues. credl'ori. lienors, grsntees and interest, and their bands wives or widows, it snv and tit? 'o sin. tut.

claiming or who may claim to or specific lien upon the reel nro- ertv thfe ieHiD th complslnt in 'I thereof, bv. 2hn th le'endante who may be dead, such unknown perone "escribed and beln. be lncluled in the following description, vli, the widows. heirs devisees, ejecutors. trustees, admin.

Istmtors. creditors, lienors, gri-ntees and successors In interest of anv of the de-fendsnts as may be dead, and their Mis. bands wives or widows, heirs, devices, lera) representatives er.riitnr unr? grantees and successors In Interest and 'heir husbands, wives or widows. If snv all of -vhom and who-e names are unknown to plaintiff and anv and all unknown other persons, if any, whose names or parts of whose names are unknown "mini ana cannot alter diligent ascertained belne all th heirs at law, devisees, and next of ln, executors, administrators creditors Hen. ora granteea or asslena.

nf Erimnnit r. Smith, deceased. Sa-nnei sith de-eased, urawiora smnn deceased and their husbands wives or widows, heirs, devisees legal representatives, creditors. lienors, grantees, and successors In Interest, their husbands, wive or widows. If any all of whom and whom names are unknown to plaintiff: The foregoing supplemental and amended summons Is served uoon vou by publication pursuant to an order of Hon.

Charles Druhan, a Justice of the Simr0M. nt th. Dials nf hl.n. Vnr dated the 16th dav of Januarv. 19.32.

and fl'ed with the amended complaint In the office of the Clerk of the Countv of Klrgs, at the Hall of, Records. In the Borough of Brookivn. Countv of Kings. City and St-te of New York. The object of this action li that the defendants and every person or corporation claiming from, through or under them or any ot them, may he adjudged to have no claim or rhrht to anv right, title, interest or easement tn or lien or encumbrance whatsoever unon.

real property h-relnafter described, and that thev an1 each of them be foiever barred from all claim to anv catate right ti-tl. Interest or easement in or lien of enrum'irance upon the real property hereinafter described, or anv part thereof, wit: The real property situate In the Borough nf Brookivn. Countv of Klnga. City and State of New York bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a natnt nn the Nnrtherle side ot Schermerhorn Street, distant 219 feet Kisterly from fne Easterly side oi Smith running Northerly sno parallel wun smnn street 101 feet Inches; thence Easterly and parallel with Schermerhorn Street 10 feet; ilienc Northerly and parallel with Smith Street, 70 feet tn the prosent Southerly side of Livingston Street: thence Easterly and along the said present Southerlv side ot Livingston Street 300 feet: thence Southerlv -ind parallel with Smith Stre-t 171 feet Inches to the Northerly siie of 8ihermThorn Street; and tl-ence Westerly along the said Northerly side of Scher. Street 210 et to the ooint place ot beginning WISB .4 SELIOSFERO.

Aitorneys for Plaintiff. Office and P. Addres 1.S Wtll.an suiuuga oi Msnnaiian. Nw Yorg City. ja.3 30-16 1337-1.

On Press Staffs Seven Publications Will Be Published During Term it Is Announced With the opening of the new term at St. John's College nearly 171 students are engaged on the staff of' the school's seven publi cations. The St. John's News is under the editorship of Helen Sperber. while Coyle A.

Boyd Is editor of the Law Review. Arthur Merkin is student editor of the St. John's Analyst and Prof. Edwin B. Hewes the faculty adviser.

The literary magazine of the downtown division, the St. John's Epitome, will be edited by Saul Nathan. Harold Moscovlt is In charge of. Liber of 1932, the year book of the Law School. At the Lewis Ave.

division, the Torch will be edited by Gerald J. Janeske and the year book by Gardner Fox. Publication Staffs The staffs of the various publications are: St. John's News Arnold Cohen Harold Moecoylt Leon Retoh -Nathaniel Collar Saul Nathan Nicholas De Pact Joseph Qenco Jullui Leventhal Karl Hodman Harold Zlnn Benjamin SchlK Al Aaronsor Joseph Lather Elizabeth Fretdman Harold Konl(tbrg Albert Baseuk Florence Herman Lucille McOermoti Sylvia Rosenfeld Kathrlne Conversa Mack David Jennings Lanf MUton Diamond Oerson Rublnsky 'RayOrossln Marjorie Miller Joseph Do lie Dorothy Flynn Rita Farreil dward Bcheln St. John's Law Review dwln H.

Sheppard Leo O. Hoienfeld Harry P. Scbroedtr Daniel O'BulUvan Helen L. Brotman Robert D. Flamming Eugene Donovan L.

T. Oresaer Jr. Joseph C. Danahy Charles Velt Albert Sahlefer Philip A. Limpert William B.

Smith wtutam J. caniu PhUlD Adelman R. C. Wlluame dwln O. Doulln- Theodore 8.

Weeher Florence 8. Herman Bernard Feuer Sidney Brandele Henry B. flamea Philip V. Manning Harold Horowlta St John's Analyst John Thatcher Lew la Merlngolo Henry J. Oeorge Jr.

Jack Ramen Herbert Wall Benjamin Mandel -Joseph Sgro Leonla Jawltt Morrla Mandel Theodora Awerman Irving utcovlts Sidney Ooldbert Frank Budelman Nathan Roditeln Samuel J. Edelman Lawrence H. Levy Epitome Adolph Oluck Sidney Oold Philip Ooldman Morrla Polner Charles Brodeky Joseph Longrobardt Leon Relsman Jerome Adelman Harold Moscovlt Mao Canlan Rita rerreu Nathaniel Collar Samuel X. Safrenoff Murray Manes Nicholas De Pace Bdwsrd Kutan Sylvia Roeenteld Albert Bassuk Ruth Jocknowlti Has I. Oodof sky Morris Poaner Leon Keicn Lawrence Krelger Max Kornmehl Samuel London Liber of 1932 Jack Rockower Louis E.

Stlvy Sidney L. Bletcher L. T. Oresser Jr. Saul Nathan Leon Reich Arnold Cohen M.

W. Dubersteln Albert Baesuk Sidney Goldberg LucUla McDarmott Hainan senw Marcella Schultz Joseph A. Dolce Vincent O. Hylan William B. Smith The Torch Joseph F.

Cunneen Charles J. Dodd Joseph P. Dowling John J. Ryan Edward Ward Nicholas A. Knox C.

J. Gorman Winiam Clancy Stephen Emery Emanuel Colletl Harry Hernberger Louis McMurrer Vtnoent Stile Nobert Kern i-JohnHlckey Thomas Lyons Vincent Little Robert Dodd Frank Scott Edward Hogarty Jama Ktnnedy Edgar Poh Terence RelUy George McMurray 1932 Vincentian Oeorg Bchraf 1 Jack Freese Charles Dodd Nicholas Oarafola Jack O'Connor Robert Sheppard Albert Bmldt -Paul Tarantola William Clancy Joseph Dowling John Cosentlno John Ryan-Oerard Janeske Robert Dodd Joseph Cunneen Oeorge Lent Edward Hartman Earnest Haberle FORECLOSURES ment named, wUl sell at public auction, to tne highest biaaer. pv jshsb as. ruvsa. inpHnnnt the Brookivn Real Estate Exchange.

No. 1S9 Montagu Street, in the Borough 01 Brooklyn, uounvv oi auass. Bu ths 33tb day of February. 1932. at 12 o'clock noon, the premise directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: Alt that eertain lot.

niece or narcel ot land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying ana ocing in the Borough of Brookivn Countv of King. Olty and Stat of Hew York hounded and described aa followa: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Wkverlv Avenue, distant B32 leei aah ttirhaa nnitherlv from the northwest erly corner of Waverlv Avenue and Myrtle Avenue; running thence westerly, parallel with Myrtle Avenue, and part of the distance through a party wall. 90 feet: thence northerly parallel with waveriy Avenue. 2fl feet: thence easterly, narallel with Myrtle Avenue, and part of the distance through a party wall. 90 feet to the westerly side or waveriy Avenue, and thence southerly, along the westerly side of Waveriy Avenue.

30 feet to tb point or place or Beginning. TnMthH with alt the eleht. title and Interest of the mortgegor of. In and to Waveriy Avenue in irons oi ana eaiecem to ths above described oremUea to the center line thereof Dated. February 3.

1933. MORTIMER S. BROWN, Rsferee. WINOATE St CULLEN, Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Post Office address 142 Pierrepoot 8treet Brookivn. New York f3-7tws SUPREME COURT.

KINOS COUNTY Adolpb Conn, plaintiff, against Danto Hats. and others, defendant. In pursuance ot a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, and bearing date the 17th day of January, 1933. I. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will tell at public auction to the highest ov Alien Tepllts.

auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, at No. 1S9 Montague Street in the Borough of Brooklyn. County ot Kings, on the 25th dav OTfebTUarv. 1932. at 12 o'clock th premises by said judg ment to be told, and therein aeecrioea a follows: All that certain lot piece or panel ot land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being In th Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New York Countv of King and Btat of New York, bounded and described as followa. to wit' Beginning at a point on the north-wHtMi-lv iliu Fifth Avenue, dlatant 30 feet northeasterly from the comer formed by the Intersection or the nortnweateriy side of Fifth Avenu and the northeasterly side of Twelfth Street; running thence northwesterly parallel with Twelfth 8treet and part of th distance through the center ot a certain party wall, 70 feet; thence northeasterly parallel with Fifth Avenue 20 feet: thence southeasterly parallel with Twelfth Street and. part of he dl wnce through the center of another party wall, 70 feet, to the northwesterly aide of Fifth Avenue: thence southwesterly along the northwesterly side of Fifth Avenue. 20 feet, to the point or o'ace of beginning. Together wltb all th right, title and Interest of the mortgagors of.

In and to the land lying In Fifth Avenue, in front of and adjoining the above described premises to the oenter line thereof. Dated. January 39tn. 1932. LEONARD GOLLUBER.

Refere. FURBT. SCHWARTZ ft SCHWAOER. Plaintiffs Attorney. No.

130 Clinton Street. Brooklyn, New (fork. f3-flt aa SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY rhe Brevoort Savings Bsnk of Brooklyn. plaintiff, against Morris Levtn et al- de fendants.

GEO ROB B. DAVENPORT. Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 100 Livingston Street Brook lyn. New Tors.

Pursuant to tudement entered herein dated January 13. 1933. I will sell at public auction by ABSLE3 RE8S. auctioneers, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No.

189 Mmituui Rtreet. Brookivn. New York, on February 25, 1932, at 13 o'clock noon, the stand him better. And he al- treated them with courtesy. This lighter side of the dignified Father of His Country was pre sented yesterday to members of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences by Or.

Henry R. Rose In a lecture at the Academy of Music emphasizing the vital part played In Washington's life by women. Says Tears Caased Career A woman's tears, his mother's, were' intimated by Dr. Rose as the indlreot cause of his career and fame. Those tears flowed profusely when as a lad he wanted to enter the British navy as midshipmen.

This would have meant almost certain oblivion and undoubtedly changed the course of his life, said Dr. Rose. But, heeding "his mother's sorrow, he gave up the idea, turned to surveying and in the woods received the first training in fearlessness, resourcefulness and leadership which characterized his later life. Cites Family's Influence Dr. Rose also pointed out the large part played in Washington's life by his wife, his stepdaughter, Nellie, and the women patriots of the-Revolution.

Discussing Washington in "the light of 200 years," Dr. Rose sees him as the same man as when he first entered history and prophesied that any new information will only tend to emphasize the human qualities of America's "unconquered leader." Cites Hunan Traits Among the human traits in Washington's makeup cited by Dr. Rose were his love of social life, his passion for dancing and his violent temper which often made him "swear like an angel." Washington was a tolerant re ligionist Although a member of Christ Church, he often worshiped in other ehurhces when away from home. He accepted men for their sincerity of character and purpose. Dr.

Rose said. Illustrated Lecture The lecture traced Washington's Hie from his birth to his death and Was Illustrated with colored slides. Dr. Rose Is lecturer for the City History Club of New York and pastor emeritus of the Newark Universally Church of the Redeemer. Jewish Charities PfanDnve Among Borough Dentists Dental Division of Fed-.

eration to Canvass 1,500 Men in Kings County The dental division of the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities is planning to inaugurate a drive March 1 to solicit contributions from every Jewish dentist in Kings County. A meeting of the executive committee of the dental division was held yesterday noon at the Elks Club to map out plans. Dn Mendel Nevln is chairman ot the committee and Dr. Matthew D. Levin is vice Dr.

Max Pomeranz, president, and Dr. Julius Pensak, president-elect of the Kings County Medical Society, are on the committee. Other members are Dr. Jonas Selverstone, Dr. Abbott A.

Kauffman and Dr. Harry Werner. Dr. Nevln bOd Dr. Levin explained that there are about 1,600 Jewish dentists in Kings County.

The dental division itself has a membership of aboA 350. 8eeond Meeting "There la no reason why every Jewish dentist in our territory should not Join the Brooklyn Federation," said Dr. Nevln. "The Federation, working with 25 charitable organizations, needs their support more than ever now." Yesterday's meeting was the second i the executive committee has held to plan the drive. Later, was declared, captains will be appointed and 20 teams of canvassers will be formed, and Kings County will be divided into 20 territories for the solicitation.

"Many of the dentists are co-operating with the United Jewish Aid Society now," said Dr. Nevln, "giving free treatments to the poor. But we feel that we, as a bqdy of dentists, should not stop wit hthls. We must not only give our services but we must give money Similar Drive Last year a similar drive was held by the dental division of the Federation, and 200 new memberships in the Federation were obtained. This year the executive committee feels the canvass must be greater.

Clay Pipes as Cause of Cancer At a London Inquest recently on James Brown, aged 64, a scaffolder. who died from cancer of the tongue, the widow stated that he was a heavy smoker and was very fond of a clay pipe. The coroner (Dr. Edwin Smith) to Dr. Bronte, the pathologist: "We know he was rather partial to his clay pipe.

Would there be any relation between this malignant disease and the Dr. Bronte: "In my experience I have found cancer common among people who smoked clay pipes. I think it Is more than coincidence. The rough surface of the clay pipe Hicks to the tongue and causes Irritation." "Mr. Dooley Jr." became the proud possessors of a beautiful Sealyham playmate.

Now Has Own Dog Today In his own home in Queens he has a jolly 7-weeks'-old police puppy of his own to play with, to pet and to watch grow up into big, handsome police dog. Ownershipthe lact of possession he finds mighty exciting, more so than any play could be, though he thinks "Mr. Dooley" was a swell show. All during the performance Billy stood on tiptoes, the better to see how "Tommie" and "Janle" faied in their struggle to get and to keep the little sick puppy that a kindly pet keeper had given them, his mother, Mrs. H.

T. Madden, who accompanied him, said. Getting his puppy, though, didn't cause Billy any trouble. He's just lucky. Maybe the fact that he's 7 and so's the puppy, the difference being only one of years and months, had something to do with it.

Any way, mystic numbers or no, his name was the one drawn by Abraham It Straus officials for the attendance prize at the play. It Might Become 'Mr. Dooley' He hasn't decided what he's going to call it yet, though he thinks he may decide with "Tommie" and "Janle" that "Mr. Dooley" is as swell a name as there is for anybody's dog. The performance at which Billy drew his doggy was presented by the Children's Players.

This delightful comedy-drams ot child life by Rose Franken and Jane Lewis was directed by Adrienne Morrison, who founded the Players after her own retirement from the stage five years ago. Up until that time she was one of the best-known and most finished actresses on the English-speaking stage. Mother of Bennett Girls It was when her own three daughters famous now tn their own right as Constance, Barbara and Joan LEGAL NOTICES day of service. In case of vour failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against vou bv default tor the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, Brooklyn.

New York City. July 30th. 1931. HARRY L. THOMPSON.

Plaintiff's Attorney. Office end Post Office Address, No. IS Court Street, Brooklyn New York City. To, Socher Sklavr and Marsha Sklavr his wile: The foregoing summons is served upon vou by publication pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of the State ot new xora. maaa ov Hon.

unaries j. Druhan. one of the Justices of said Court, aateo tweiitn asv oi January. 1U32. and filed wltb the complaint in the office of the Clerk of Kings County at the Hall of Records.

Borough of Brookivn Citv and State of New York. Tha oblect of th action la to foreclose a mortgage first in Hen on nremlses situ ete In the Borough of Brooklyn. City and State of New York, beginning at a point on the northeasterly side of Hamilton Avenue distant SS teet 7 Inches northwesterly from Woodhul! Street and being 68 teet 8 incnes in deoth on the southerly aide thereof bv 80 feet 11 Inches In denth on the northerly side thereof and being iu leei i men in wiotn on Hamilton Avenue by 20 feet Inches Irregular In width in rear HARRY L. THOMPSON. Plaintiff's Attorney.

iRie-nte SUPREMI COURT. COUNTY OP KINOS Morton H. Smith. Plaintiff, against nainan noinix ana Benjamin ttrausa, ss Executors of snd Trustees under the last will and Testament or Sam Sklar, deceased; Hvman Sklar. also known as Her man Sklsr.

Mrs. Hyman Sklar his wife: Lily Sklar: Llbby Sklar: Eugene Skier Socher Sklsvr. Marsha Sklavr his wife Antcnto De Nicola. Amelia De Nicola hla wife: Salvatore De Nicola. Anna De Nicola nts wife: Ruben oreenberg: Max sad er: Abraliam Mbblt: Dave Danzlger: Th Peo ple of the state of New rork: John Turchyn: "Joho Doe" the nam of aald last defendant being fictitious, his true name oelng unknown to plaintiff, he being a person In occupation of a portion of the premises described In the complaint In this action: Charles Kaufman as assignee for tne oenent of creditors or Herman Skier.

Moe Mandel and Max Adler co-partners doing business as De Mar Radio Service uoj Defendants. summons. To the above-named defendants and each Of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the Complaint In this action and lo erve a coov of vour answer, or. It the com-olaint is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of sppearanee. on the Plaintiff's Attorney within twenty davs after the service of this summons, exclusive of the dsy ot service.

In case of vour failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against vou by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated. Brooklyn. New York citv July 30th 1931 HARRY THOMPSON, Plaintiff's Attorney.

Office and Post OfDce Address. No. 16 Court Street. Brooklyn. New York City.

To, sooner sklsvr end Marsna Sklavr his wife: The foregoing summons Is served uoon vou bv oubllcation nursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York made bv Hon. Charles Druhan. one ot the Justlcea of aald Court. dated the twelfth dav of January, 1933. and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of Kings County at the Hell of Records.

Borough ot Brookivn City and State oi New York. The oblect of the ebove aetlon la to foreclose a mortgege first In Uen on promisee situste tn the Borough of Brooklyn, Citv snd State ot New York, beginning at a point on the northeesterlv side of Hsm-llton Avenue distant 87 feet 8 inches northwesterly from Woodhull Street and being 18 teet 9 Inches In width In front on Hamilton Avenue. 20 feet 4 Inches In width In rear bv 80 feet 11 Inches tn depth on the southerlv side thereof by 73 feet 3 Inches In deptb on the northerly aide thereof and being known aa numbei tui Hamilton Avenue, HARRY L. THOMPSON, Plaintiff's Attorney. SUPREME COURT OP THB STATK OF New York.

County of Klnes Ir the mat. ter of the application nf Jamea E. Raymos. nnon-r. ior an oroer unoer oeci'in 7 of the Domestic Relations Law to dissolve his marriage wltb Virginia Owens Raymoa.

responoent. To Virginia Owens Raymos. above named: Whereas. James E. Ravmoa has nresenteit a to the above court, showing that his wife.

Virginia Owens Raymoa, haa absented herself for five successive years last past without being known to him to be living during that time; and that he be-llevea her to be dead, and that dilleent search has been mede to discover evldnce showing her to be living, and that no such evidence has been found, and asking that his ssd marriage be dissolved. Now. pursuant to an order duly made and entered In the above entitled oro-ceedlng the 30th day of January. 1933. a hearing will be had upon auch petition at a Special Term.

Part 9. ot the 8upreme Court cf the Stat of New York, to he held at the County Court House. Kings Countv. and Stata of New York, on the 4th dav of April. 1932.

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated at Kings Countv. aoth dav of January. 1933. JAMES E.

RAYMOS. Petitioner. ALBERT A. LEVIN. Attorney for Peti tioner, Office and P.

O. Address, 215 Montague St- Brooklyn. N. Y. J3t Lecturer Retells Story of Historic Spots in Virginia Paul Wilstach Describes Tidewider, Land That Gave U.

S. 3 Presidents Tne romance, "a romance based on fact," of 'picturesque old Virginia was retold In picture and story uy x-uui nusiaca, auinor and lecturer of Washington, in an illustrated lecture under Brooklyn Institute auspices at the Academy of Music last night. His subject, "Tidewater Virginia, the Cradle of the Republic," dealt with those spots along the Potomac, the Rappahannock, the York, James and the lower tidewater reaches made famous by the associations of great men, including Washington, Jefferson, John Marshall, the Lees, John Randolph Aaron Burr. "Whether charm produced Virginia or Virginia produced the charm is still a question- that re mains unsolved," the lecturer said. Reflects Washlnxtoo A bird's-eye view of Mount Ver non, shown among the historic spots more familiar to the tourist's eye.

reflected, Mr. Wilstach pointed out. the balance, the order and esthetic sense" that cnaracteruea tne mina of Washington. In Westmoreland county, tne birthplace of Washington, was shown a spot within a radius of eight miles of which three presidentsWashington, James Madison and James Monroe were born. Oyster fleets at Hampton kosos, harvesting the cotton and peanuts, the indispensable watermelons and pickaninnies and the quaint old water mills whose wheels are turned over by the force of tide beneath the wheel were among the views.

Included, too, was the ancestral home of the forebears of Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. Restoration of the entire Colonial city of Williamsburg, a John D. Rockefeller Jr. project, Is well under way, the lecturer said.

In December title had been acquired to 90 percent of the important sites. Nearly 400 attended the lecture. Present Minstrel At Eastern District The boys division of the Eastern District Branch Y. M. O.

A. presented last night in observance of the George Washington bicentennial Th. colonial Revue" as Its 13th annual minstrel show. The audience of more than 150 assembled in the auditorium at Marcy Ave. and Broadway included a large group of youngsters from the Brooklyn Home ior unuaren.

Several girls from the home portrayed the feminine roles. Mrs; H. M. Peterson, soloist of the South Third Street Presbyterian Church, sang several selections. Preceding tonight's performance the cast will be given a dinner by the Mothers Club.

Washington Era Likened to Today "The true greatness of George Washington lies In the rapidity of his rise to fame," Stuart M. Miller declared last In an address on The Legacy of George Washington" before the Congregation Aha-wath Achim, 765 Putnam Ave. Mr. Miller further stressed the disappointments which Washington overcame and likened the economic conditions of his period with those of today. AID MINNESOTA POVLTKYMEN St.

Paul (Jf) Poultry and egg marketing schools to guide poultry raisers in selling their products have been established throughout Minnesota by the University of Minnesota department of agriculture. rORECLOftUBKS NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY South Brooklyn Savings and Loan Association, plaintiff, against Vincent Savastana et aL. defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered berela. dated January Mtn.

1932. 1 will seU at public auction, by JAMES M. POWER INC. at Brooklyn Real Estate Echange. No.

189 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, on February Win, 1933. at 13 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises In the Bor- ougn ox Brooklyn. Countv ot Kings, dl- rected by aald judgment to be sold, being a plot of land on the easterly aide of Lake Street having a uniionn wiatn irons ana rear of 25 feet and a uniform depth on each side of 106 feet Inches, the southerly line of which li distent 501 feet II inches northerly from 84th Street Dated. Brooklyn.

New York. January nth. 1932. WILLIAM C. McCREERT, Refer.

DANIEL McNAMARA Plaintiff's Attorney 323 Ninth Street. Brooklyn, New Tork. fl-St ms SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY Adolph Blumenkrans et al- plaintiffs, against Na-Jua-Ev Holding Corp. et aL.

defendants. MAX L. wresENTHAL. Plaintiff. Attorney.

1450 Broadway. Manhattan. N. Y. Oty.

Pursuant to Judgment entered nerein dated January 39th, 1932. I will sell at public auction, by HATHANTRL SHUTER. auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-chang- No. 1S9 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, on February 2tn, 1932.

at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises in ths Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, dlrectad by aald judgment to be sold, situated at the southwest corner of Avenu and East 8d Street and being 100 feet in width front and rear by 100 feet in depth on each side, and belna known as 702 Bast Sd Street, Deled. N. January JOth. 1932. NEIL P.

CULLOM. Raters. f2-1t-tus SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Fulton Savings Bank. Kings County, plaintiff, against Raffeel Caaeon and others defendants.

In pursuance of a lodgment of for-cloture and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 29th day of January. 1933. I. the undersigned, lb referee in said Judg- a. P.

Brady (left); former Brook lyn sales division manager for the Frigidaire Sales Corporation, has been promoted to the position of household sales manager In Manhattan to succeed F. Q. Schlegel it has liist hppn annnimncvt by C. M. Eakin, New York manager.

Mr. Schlegel, who was formerly in Charm Of the Brookivn Frlo-iHoIro operation, will now have charge ot au aciiviues in tne Metropolitan area. Previous to his Brooklyn appointment he was in charge of the Long Island territory. Mr. Brady will be succeeded as 'Prosperity Class' Of 526 Initiated At Elks Exercises More Than 5,000 Members See Largest Croup in Lodge's History Enter The George Washington bicenten nial prosoerltv class, the largest group of candidates ever Initiated at a session of Brooklyn Lodge, 22, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, was inducted last night at the weekly meeting of the lodge.

There were S28 rnnrllrlntm In th class and an audience of more than o.uuo eiks witnessed the Initiation at the Elks Club, Livingston St. and Boerum Place. Exalted Ruler James J. Boylan conducted ths impressive ritual. The initiation rpnrpsntH th firaf suit of the campaign to secure 5,000 new memoers wnich is being conducted by a committee under the chairmanship of Harry Wolkof.

finer Initiations Planned The other candidates who have been secured during the drive will be inducted at later initiations after they have passed the scrutiny of the membership committee. FORECLOSURES mortgaged premises In th Borough of f1'- Ownty of Kings, directed by SD8 old' on the osreet, aistans 175 ih i tn formed by mB soutneriy side of Bergen Street wltb the westerly side of width froot and rear by 127 feet SVi New York. February 1. 1832. ALFRED E.

CAMERON. Refers. f3-t SUPREMK rnriRr Viuna i v. Si A riainiui, aganst Harry ufiuninn. ana ocners, ueienasnls.

In Pursuance of a ludamunt nt fnrMA. sure and sale duly made and entered In in aoove entitled action, and bearing date the 20th dav of Jiniim lot? ih. undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the uisucat oy jaareus Cohen et Son, Auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 1S9 Montague In the Borough of Brooklyn, county of on the 14th dav of Marrh 'ions at 19 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said juunuicub do aom. ana tnerein aescrmea as follows: All that certain Olot.

nttr nr nri Af land, together with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying aim ocuig in me ssorougn oi Brooklyn ox the City of New York. County of kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning st a uvuib un iB wenEBnv ame Kin Kismn Street dlatant four hundred and twenty-five teet northerly from the corner formed bv the Intersection of the vMiirlv iri nf East Eighth Street with the northerly side ui venue running mence westerly parallel with Avenue I. and part of the distance through a "arage party wall, one hundred and twenty feet six inches; thence northerly parallel with East Eighth Street, twenty-flve feet; thenoe easterly parallel wun Avenue one nunarea ana twenty teet stx Inches to the westerly side of East Eighth Street and thence southerly along the westerly side of East Eighth Street, twenty-five feet to the oolnt or olace of beginning. Also all the right, title and Interest of the parties of. in and to East Eighth Street, lying in front ot and adjoining said premises to the center line thereof.

Together with an easement and right of way for the purposes of a driveway as crested and established In and by a certain agreement made between Harry H. OoMsteln and Henrietta Ooldstein. his wife and Rose Laser and another, dated the 23d day ot September. 1930. and Intended to be recorded in the office of the Register of the County of Kings simultaneously herewith, in Section 20.

Block 8910; subject however, to a similar easement and right of way In favor of the adjoining owners on the south as aet forth In said agreement. uatea, reoruary zutn, 1932. S. RETMART ALTER. Referee.

HARRY L. THOMPSON Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office eddress. 16 Court Street. Borough of Brooklyn, New York City.

r20-ot-stn LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OP KINGS Trust Company ot New York and William J. Patterson aa residuary Trusters under th last Will and Testa ment of Samuel M. Jarvla. deceased.

Plain tiffs, against Nathan Rolnik and Benjamin Krauas as Executore of and Trustees under the last Will and Testament ot Sam Sklar. deceased: Hvman Sklar also known as Herman Sklar Mrs. Hymen Sklar his lfe; Bocher Sklsvr. Marsha elklavr, his wife: Ruben oreenberg: Mai Sadler: Abraham Llbbit: Dave Danslger: The People of the State of New York; Hvman Rosen man and Julius Rosenman. individually and as copartners lolng business ss Rotenman David Klein: Abraham Forman: Hyman Saffian: Charlee Kaufman as assignee for the benefit of creditors' of Rer-msn Sklar.

Mo Mandell and Max Adler. eo-partnera doing business as Mar Radio Service Albert Judice: "John Doe" "Richard Roe" th names ot said last two defendants being fictitious, their true namee being unknown to plaintiffs, thev being persons In occupstion of portions of the oremlses described in the complaint in this eetlon: Ssbato Slrlco: John Delflno: Defendsnts Summons. to the above-named defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the Complaint in this action and to serve a copv of vour answer, or. If the complaint la not served with this summons, to serve. manager of the Brooklyn division by Samuel Scott, who has been manager of the Newark division for several years past.

The new manager of the Queens division will be O. R. Thompson, who is being transferred from manager of Manhattan and Bronx operation. J. K.

Kyle, formerly Queens manager, has been appointed manager of household sales in Manhattan and the Bronx. Among other changes in the corporation is that of Lowell Mc-Outcheon, former general sales manager in New York, who will go to Dayton, Ohio, as national commercial sales manager. Exalted Ruler Boylan was assisted last night by: Harry T. Woods, esteemed leading knight. Sylvester F.

Sabbatlno, esteemed loyal knight. Harry Wolf, esteemed lecturing knight. William J. O. Shsnnon.

Joseph H. Becker, secretary. Speak on Washington Former Magistrate Leo H. Healy delivered an address on the life of Oeorge Washington. The other speakers included Murray Hulbert, former president of the Board of Aldermen and Past Grand Exalted Ruler, and Paul Van Wagner, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler.

Careless Walker Sent to Jail A careless walker was recently sentenced in Berlin to four months' imprisonment for manslaughter. He stepped off the pavement when the red light was against him, and a motorcyclist had to brake so sua-denly that a girl who was pillion' riding behind him fell off. the ma' chine and sustained fatal injuries. LEGAL NOTICES a notice of appearance, on the Plaintiffs' Attorney within twenty davs after the service of this summons, exclusive of the dsy ot service. In case of your fsllur to appear or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief de manded in tne comolainL Dated.

Brooklyn. New York City. July BARRY L. THOMPSON. Plaintiffs' Attorney.

Office and Post Office Address, No. IS uourt street. Brookivn New York tv. To. Socher Sklavr and Marsha Sklavr nis wile: The foregoing summons Is served upon vou by publication pursuant an order of the Supreme Court of the State oi new xork made by Hon.

Charles Druhan, one of th Justices of said Court, dated the twelfth dav of Januarv. 1932. and filed wltb the complaint In the office oi me uiera or lungs uounty at tne rlell of Records, Borough of Brooklyn City and state or new xorK. Th object of the action la to foreclose a mortgage first In lien on premises situate in the Borough of Brooklyn, City and State of New York, beginning at the corner formed bv the intersection of the southerly side of Fourth Place with the easterly side of Henry Street, being 24 feet Inches in width on Fourth Place by 43 feet in depth on the easterly side thereof. 24 feet Inches In width in rear and 43 teet In uepm on uenrv ejireet.

HARRY L. THOMPSON, Plaintiffs' Attorney. laie-nt SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINOS nose eiocn, plaintiff, against Nathan Rotnlk Benlamln Krauas KTeriitnr of and Trustees under the last Will and lestamer.t of Bam Sklar. deceased; Hyman ssiar aiao Known as Herman saiar.

atra- Hvman Sklar. his wife; Lily Sklar: Libby augene nxiar; cfocner axiavr. Marsha stlavr bis wife: Julia Crogan Beebee: Rubin Oreenberg: Max Sadler; Abraham Libblt: Dave Danslger; The People of the State of New York: Charles Kaufman as ssslgnee for the benefit ot creditors cf Hermsn Sklar. Mo Mandell and Max Adler, oo-partnere doing business ss De Mar Radio Service "John "Richard Roe" "Harry Smith" the names of said last tbree defendants being fictitious, their true names being unknown to olalntllt. they being persons in occupation oi norrons ox tne premises urscrioea in tne complaint in this action defendanta.

Summons. To the sbove-named defendsnts and eacn oi tnem: You are herebv summoned to enswer the Co.nplaint in this sction and to serve a copy ot vour answer, or. If the complaint Is not served with this summons, to serve notice nr sppearanee, on th Plaintiff's Attorney within twenty days after the service ot this summons, exclusive of the dey of service. In esse of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken acainst vou by default for th relief de-mended in the complslnt.

Dated. Brooklyn. New York City July 30th. IS31 BARRY L. THOMPbON.

Plaintiff's Attorney. Office and Poet Office Address. No. 16 Court Street. Brooklyn.

New York City. To. Socher Sklavr and Marsha Sitlavr his wife: The foregoing summons ia served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York made by Hon. Charles J. Druhan.

one ot the Justices of said Court, dated the twelfth dey of January. 1932, and filed with the complaint In the office of the Clerk of th Countv of Kings at the Hall of Records. Borough of Brookivn. City and 8tate of New York. The obleet of the action la to foreclose a mortgage first in lien on premises situate in the Boroueh of Brookivn.

Citv and State of New York, beginning at a point on the easterly tide of Hamilton Avenue distant 125 feet northerly from the northeasterly side of Woodbull Street and being 10 leet i incnes in width in front on Hamilton Avenue bv 20 feet I Inch tr- rrg'ilsi In width in resr bv 65 feet 1 Inches In deoth on the southerly side thereof bv 58 fet in fUnth nn tha nnrth. erly side thereof. HARRY L. THOMPBON, Plaintiff' Attorney. talS at SUPREME COURT.

COONTY OP KINOS Church of the PUerlma in the citv of Brooklyn, plaintiff, against Nathan Rolnik and Benjamin Krauas as executors of and trustees under th last will and testament of Sam Sklar. deceased: Hyman Sklar also known as Herman Sklar. Mrs. Hvman Sklar hla wife; Lily Sklar: Llbby Sklar: Eugene Sklar; Socher Sklavr. Marsha Slclavr hla wife Th Pawinle nf th State of New Tork; Ruben Oreenberg: Mas Haoier: Aoranam Ubblt: Dave Danslger: Joseoh Crelts: Charles Kaufman as assignee for the benefit of creditors of Herman Sklsr.

Moe Mandell end Mas Adler Radio 8ervlce defendants. Summons To the above-names defendants and each of them: You are herebv summoned to answer the complaint tn this action and to serve eonv of vour answer, or. it th complaint la not served witn tnis summons, to serve a notice of aonearmnce. oo the DlaintiQff's attorney within twenty daye after the service oi this summons, exclusive ot the N.Y.U.Men to Hear Pershing, Lindbergh Arrangements are being made for the first all-unlverslty dinner of New York University to be held at the Waldorf-Astoria on March 1. Gen.

John J. Pershing, an honorary alumnus; Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown; Dr. Fred I. Kent, president of the University Council; Col. Charles A.

Lindbergh and the Rev. Irving H. Berg are among those scheduled to speak. Approximately 40 alumni will receive the newly created alumni meritorious service awards for outstanding activity in behalf of the university: More than 1,600 reservations have been made. OUGHT TO PLEASE DAISY BELL With styles reverting to former times, England's roadways are witnessing a comeback of tandem bicycles.

LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY Abrast Realty Company. Plaintiff, against Henry C. Bampton. Lillian M.

Bampton, his wife, Walton O. Bsmpton, Florence Bampton, bis wife. Clarence Cruise. Effle Cruise, hla wife. Francis Cruise.

Milton 8. Place Martha Place, hla wife. Olive Mc-Klnnon. Mildred Patterson. Clarence Place, Josephine Place, his wife, Edwsrd H.

Place, Mamie Place, his wife, Sarah E. Langdon, Electa 3. Wright, Ella M. Bedell. Leo Blckenoach.

Marvin Blckenbach, "Mary" Bickenbaoh. IUs wife. William Blckenbach "Margaret" Blckenbach, hla wife. Leo Blckenbach. "May" Blckenbach, his wife, the nsmes "Mary," "Margaret" snd "May" being fictitious, Ruth M.

Tabor, Enola M. Markeo. Clyde S. Ma-rlnus. "Martha" Marlnua, his wife, the name "Martha" being fictitious.

Mary Marlnus. Julia M. Cady. Jessie M. Allen.

Ella M. Pew. Albert Mathews Louise Mathews, his wife. Thomss J. Marlnus, Minnie A Marlnus.

hla wife. Raloh Cooley "Rose" cooley, his wife, the nsme "Rose" being fictitious, Alice E. Simpson Mary p. Brower, Arthur L. Brower.

Pearl Brower, his wife. Bessie M. Gosling, Ella L. Mo.jer. orace B.

Fernald, Roy Brower, PTankJin Brower, Minerva Brower, hi wylf rHor D.n... Anni- his wile. Hannah Frances Brower, Roberi n. mower, una Brower. hla wile.

Hay Louise Norman. Mary A. Ternennlne. Frank J. Raymond.

Mildred Raymond, his w.ie. naroio a. Raymond. Barah L. po-thler.

Edwin R. Rlaer, Emily J. Rider, his wife. Ella Rider, Delia P. Morgan.

Leroy E. Oraham, Lester J. Oraham. Ursula B. Oraham.

his wife, Oenevleve Eerie, Ruth Oraham, Eleanor Oraham. Dorothea uranam. Lucy H. cranam. Alfred Thomas.

Florence R. Thomas, his wife, Etta T. Suits. Martin 8. Thomas.

Adele Tnomss, nis wire, Albert h. Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, bis wife. Harold L. Thomas. Orsce Thomas, hla wife.

Edith Murch. Frederick 8. Thomas, Eva Thomas, his wiie. Arthur w. Thomas, arace Thomas, his wife.

Wlllard Thomas. Oenevleve Thomas, his wife, Isaiah Thomas. Mae i nomas, nis wire. Charles S. Baldwin.

Ethel H. Baldwin, his wife. Lvdla D. Hutoheson, Alva R. Smith.

Emma Smith, his wile, Arthur C. Smith. Addle Smith hi Wtf T.vHIa A Rnnnnll Vim Cmtlh "Adele" Rmith hi wir th nam "Ariel1' being fictitious. Oeorge O. Smith.

Sarah A 8m 1th. hla wife. Nellie A. Short. Clarlnda J.

Pratt. Anna M. Beers. Oilbert Smith. Ids H.

Smith, his wife. Abraham L. Smith. Georgia 8 Smith, bis wife. Lewis H.

Smith, George Strang. Adele Strang, hit wife, Walter Strang. Ida 8trana. hla wife Ada Jones. Samuel Rmith.

Plnrenn Smith, his wife. Gerald E. Bennett, Ellis- oem oennett. nis wile, Harry smith, Jane Smith, his wife, Sarsh E. Frank, Evelyn Smith Hannah Smith.

Geo rue C. Smith. Margaret Smith, his wife. Sanford E. Gerard.

Mildred Oerard. hla wife. Rob ert E. Gerard. Aletta 8.

Fransecky. Anns m. wycxoii. sernetta wyckotr. Ellen Wvckoff his wife.

Harry A. Wyckoff, Aubrey Wvckoff. Mildred Wvckoff, his wiie. urace wvckoii William Pend eton Anna Pendleton hla wife. Herbert Pendleton.

Elsie Pendleton, his wife. Meeker Smith. Jessie Smith, his wife, Henrletts Cory. Helena Kllnck. Edith Arm.

strong Howard Smith. Emma Smith. nis wue. Kieanor smitn. Freda Minen bert F.

Smith Louise Smith, his wile. Kainenne Avne Mccartny. Henry Oliver. Rachel Oliver, his wife. Harriet Wood.

Martha P. Oliver. Ruth Sampson. Walter E. Bellinger.

Carl Smith. Maude Smith, his wife. Kstherlne Buell. George Smith. "Anita" Smith, his wife, the name "Anita" belna fictitious.

Harriet carnev Mary Rutherford. Earl 8mlth. Pearl Smllh. hla wife. Beathanv Crandall 8amuel Smith.

Helen Smith, hla lfe. Arthur W. Smith (Catherine Smith. Caroline Smith John C. Smith.

Libble Smith, hla wife. Ernest Smllh. Edna Smllh his wife. Agnes J. Claop.

Edith Smith. Helen L. Smith. Gertrude Smith. Henry Thomas.

Maude Thomas, his wife. Leroy Thomas. Anna L. Thomas his wife. Prances E.

Harris, Charles A Coe. 'Louise' Coe. his wife, tha name "Louise" being fictitious. Minnie A Kramer Iiii Wilson Miller L. Coe.

"Lena" Coe. hit Ife, the name "Lena" beine fictitious. "Louis" Hampshire, widower of Emms D. Hampshire deceased. "Clara" Hampshire, daughter of said Emma Hamn- shire.

deceased. "John" Hsmpshlre. son of said Emma D. Hampshire, deceased. "Rita" Hampshire, his wile, the names "Louis." "Clara "John" and "Rita" helnv fled.

tlous. John Deerlng "Bertha" Deering his wife. Samuel J. Deerlng, "Esther" Deering, hit wife, the names "Berths" and "Esther" oetnx fictitious. Adah A Deering.

Albert "Helene" Deering. his wife, the name "Helene" being fleil-tlous. Olfford. Clara Olfford hie wife. Oeorge Edward Besancnn Josephine Besancon.

his wife. Marlon sesancon. former wife of said Oeorge Ed-ward Besancon. Alice Comslock. Mery A Green.

Ethel May Dubois. Edgar 8 Birney Mary Eleanor Mills Jean Dun- canaon Isabel's Duncanson. Robert Harold Bouton Lillian 8 Bouion, ma wmc. nicnaro m. nouion Harriet Bouton.

his wife, the nsme "Harriet" be ne fictitious Mar CI Bntttnn Jnhn Bouton Nellie Bouion. hla wife' Sarah T. Thurston, Adeline Dunn. Herbert Griffin. Martin 8 Oriffin.

Emllv 8 Griffin, his wife: Anna M. Mcouire, as Execuirlx of the Last Will and Testament of William wcuu.re, deceased: Edward A Smith. Eileen" Smith, his wife the name Eileen" Being fictitious. New York State Woman's Relief Corps Home: Catherine Paulding. 8ara F.

Jacobs. Oeoreianna Orlff th. Charles W. Brown. Henry E.

Nor ton. Hooert Hill and Ruth Pertm. as members of and constituting the Board nf Managers of said New YorK State Woman's Relief Corps Home: Eugene Bouton. "Estelle" Bouton. his wife.

Edmond Bouton. Blanche Bouton. his wife John Bouton "Elisabeth" Bouton bis wife A-ire Bouton. "M.nerva" Bouton. his wife Charles Bouton "Marceila" Bouton.

his wife, the nsmes "Estelle." "Elitsbeth." Minerva" and "Marcella" being fictitious Flora B. Bouton. Zula Thomas. Tlllie Bon- I ton. Pierre A Rontey Agnes Rontey.

his wire. Emily Rontev. former wife ot satrt Pierre A. Rontey. Harriet Adams, former wil ot said Pierre Rontey.

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