Her Husband Claims Russian Throne to Father Recognise* Boy Tear Gas Convicts Who Education Budget" Buyers Return Republicans After 19«Year Search Quells For for Hot Coffee at 192S Expected From Run La Guardia Son, Also Hunting, Fail» to Riot Night To Be Europe Identify Man bv 32-Year- $95.600, ' Photo Spatial Disput eh It, //«-. tribune mitt*6*i work fl.;'f,f.frk'*i| (Ù member» On For ; Old IONIA. Äiich., Aug. _$». A riot in the and thair tuppfitter*. about IS p. m. and Board May Approve rWJ Olympic Congress MONTREAL. Aug. 29.~--Two photo¬ j. ni,» .¦*,-.'ifd. which led Deeaty.War¬ itate 3'eforrnatory here last midnight;, at one n old-fashioned den Tloyd Cummins to call en state Mecling graphs Hid'ti., authorities had to with ;-.. To-day. White Star Liner CliairmanKoeiiigAnnounces, which quell police at i** i u if for b.b?¡ stance. School« jj* Brings likeness of « man taken thirty-twd ¡tear bomb*, was started by maltón- Before th« pórato «. privad, 'Ward-in Likei? »o cC to Nominate Ex- a m»n- a Passengers With Decision jeni"- Bg". aurl the other fílete tonta who thought the prison super- Berns returoaa from Lansing with Because of Many ta! picture of a baby hoy- were the dozen taW gas bomb«, which he had Goej for Aideriuanic President to to each visors ought to serve coffee to the in- 0^ Sample Importation» only clows that could identify received from the State Department oi A Fall and Winter Wear Succeed Isaac Siegel other to-day two man whose mutuel mute, at night. Public Safety for use in jaft «uch an l'Ough '."?.t.n;f)î, r/ t« search had lasted nineteen years. Urievances over a cold meal, served ííjuergency. The bnmhft wer«-» immedi¬ budget for 1923 In the of a hotel the two men thrown the comb« tant* by mobUiw.';J2! lobby during a gas shortage, also played a ately among »fternootts om of on Zeltner INamed in 14th met, one fortifying his memory with tne prison guards. of the Board of th/S* English Girl Held Ship glances at th«; yellowing; picture in his part in the uprising. Sixty prisoner» As th«-r bomb« burst, scattering '. ¦:¦.<> Kd.-cati.r, »¿¡T* hand, tho other striving to recall the engaged in the disturbance. fumes through tire dormitory in which ¦;v,,n' Max H. Shebitz Chosen to features that were pictured only in hi.» The sent ft ¿Se ftfifhî centered, the comb«tant« ran, ¡*ad Deen éxp«««_«w3a/** Colonel Michael Friedsam mind. The machine-mad« picture prisoner» yesterday '..¡th tears streaming down tha'r.fa-Jé*., « Fill the Vacancy in Four¬ but the mind- committee to Warder- int'» itflothar dormitory, where they .o ...* Board of Back From Mis¬ proved useless, phantom homas Burns, but the mf«''--" RstirngV KÖ_» Special wan 1 rue. frievance only ware herded together by the *>ri?oj. .oration* «ill be made .. * teenth Senate District photo at issue wan ths of thf state ¿ .*.« sion forPresidentHarding Bernard Lovcque reached forward policy guard--. ..." to-morrow and embraced his whom he had in cutting $1 A day from the niteri'l Twelve state police, rushed fror.* approxlmaw figurew.r*-:^;-'^«^-of Samuel S. ""¿oenig. chairman of thé boy, on contract work, That was t&kotSJ not Men for twenty-eight years. His wages Lansing by' motor, arrived at th* re¬ said to have been agreed vp-,*- ** The first big quota of American buy¬ Now York Republican County Gonimit* settled satisfactorily, but th« com- at this and assisted This sum ,-. son, with the old photograph in his formatory juncture about ^itaa* , ers rushing home with their sample tee, gave the county leaders a good failed to recognize his father. mittee neglected to take up tho hot the reformatory official» in we#diftff than that recommended deal of a shock last announc¬ hands, coffe«*** bv t__ _* for fall and winter wear night by The death of wife forced AnNew York Repudiates brigade schools, making a a* at least 4,000 trunks and crates, the In 1920 La Guardia was bit¬ per¬ "he Aero Club ifi the plan. total _<*ÏÏ*'' Major mitted him a vacation, he spent it in Divorce Suit «21.GO. Another $\ .ö,g?o «{ ^ifr property of her 1,422 passengers. terly opposed to the Republican state searching for his father. The trail Testimony paid by th» Federal gw**r-*-W /-*¦ The bulk of the baggage was ticket and denounced it in strong Sisters Drown on Vacation vocational great terms. He did not become reconciled finally led to Montreal. His father had Affidavits Filed to Have Decree training. eSJ.*! rot cleared until 11:80 o'clock and been, nil tho a tinuation and similar ** to the Republicans last year in the Whil<*, conducting Tn* failure of puro.»«7 much of it was sent to the Appraiser's similar search. An advertisement to¬ Favoring Ernest Schüler Phephe and Gretchen Lyden, of ¿«sterdsy'B mayoralty campaign. William R. pass tne budget wai »"«ig,. Stores for examination. Hearst n few days ago in¬ day brought word to the boy's room Set Aside Rutherford, the Victim» expi.-,**J^J* special strongly that a stranger was to see desire of the committee chare«! tl3 The customs officials would not say- dorsed Major La Guardia as the fittest waiting Affidavits involving repudiation of FRANKLIN, N. I", Aug. 29.. side? requests for candidate for the to nom¬ h im. The stranger was his father. equals»«« ..Z*' < that had been advised in advance Republicans Both will now live at the home in testimony given previously by wit- Gretchen and Phoebe of Ruther¬ ppraitâl.ôf salaries to they inate for Governor. boy's Lyden, time for that bf^-fí»"P'W ÎS*'* of the big rush on the Olympic, but The 20th District, in which Ma¬ New York. noBset* in the suit for divorce brought ford, N. .7.. sisters, eighteen and fifteen puraos«. Ernest an and es- Mueh of the -iscusiion T«t..j ' the surveyor's stafT had an unusually jor La Guardia will run, 'embraces by Schüler, importer years old, rortpcctively, were drowned centered around the coal a Socialist vote. Two of 11. Nassau were filed ii£822r!£ big list of deputy surveyors, inspectors large years ago porter, Street, in the Pemigewaaset River to-day. the opinion that it will net b* the Republicans and Democrats fused Son of Blind Pastor with Justice in to cloe "^! and appraisexs on the pier when the in their of «Mr. and de¬ May Brooklyn yester- They were daughters o£ Ffanlc P. sary any schools bem«»-fY'*'f *» support Siegel day in support of the wife's application threatened shortage ,.«*«,- Olympic sent its targe commercial pas¬ feated Morris Hillquit, Socialist, Enters College at 13 Lyden, 'assistant general manager of Pressent George J, Ry_n senger complement ashore. Zeltner Picked in 14th j to have* the decree set aside. the International Paper Company. that Inas been pafaE*.;* individual col¬ :.i. Kuhlkin tho provision ffi_-uZ% Automatically, every Chairman Koenig announced that Al¬ Learned Letters While a Baby Louis jr., corespond¬ Ph ce be. who was wading where the schools outside Manhattan fa ,£_ lection of baggage with dutiable con¬ derman Louis Zeltner had been chosen ent named in the divorce action and borough the firm which in was held and Soon Read Books and as river bottom drops off sharply, got -ei. *£,£* tents exceeding $500 value as the. Republican candidate for Con¬ formerly employed the Schuiera' the contract found itself »nable or examination at the to at their her and sank. Gretcheft . t* W special Ap- gress in the 14th District, now repre¬ Newspapers Father chauffeur Whitcstone, Queens, beyond depth up to the agreement and ih« b;d. i»I *. -aiscr'a Stores. The segregation of sented Syrrlal Dispatch to Ttft Tribuna home, now declares that the testimony lost her life attemn'.ir.g to -r-icue her to be reaavertlse-*. "f* . by Meyer London, Socialist. Th,; -?f, e luggage took up much time and In the 14th Senate District Max CHICAGO, Aug. 29.--Willmore Ken¬ he gave at the trial was "wholly false oister. Neither girl could swim, opened this afternoon. .ihree and a half hours after the véa¬ H. of the dall thirteen matricu¬ and untrue and wfts inspired by the Leo Routhier, who went to the girls' The contract for the Star Shebitz, president Fed¬ jr., years old, was overcome ««cos-j aMk\V¿ lo! docked the White Line pjer eral Republican Club, was chos.n lated nt Northwestern Univer¬ plaintiff." He had testified that he had assistance, nearly by to the Curt,, High School, N« *. «s with ko'me yes¬ to-day I}« was únanla to g£* still thronged b\isy s committed indiscretions with Mr?. their struggles. on, S. !., for terday to fill vacancy. sity in the freshman clans, the young¬ them ashore. The bodies providing the con.trÄ come«. All three selections were made fol¬ est student cvttr admitted to the in¬ «Schüler at New York, Philadelphia and bring were of an auditorium and Jacksonville recovered later fifteen feet from the -'--l to »«sastitj» »," Passengers Mostly American lowing a failure to effect a fusion stitution. Kendall, who is the son of ft hotels. George° CjIoji k Co' f«.íír Another unusual feature of the with the Democrats. Methodist preacher of Mangum, Okla., Kuhlkin's father, who at the trial hank. $457,308. was Colonel Robert L. Bacon, of supported this testimony, also sub¬ Olympic's passenger list the fact West- successfully pa:-.sed all the admission tmmm mitted an affidavit of MB 3'.' j ¦» *¦¦ that it was almost entirely made up bury, may run unopposed in the 1st tests. His father was graduated from repudiation. fcSBSgSSHjT!Tm*T, VVi'KB -î^rTi'iTTr l'iTjI'Min «all'*" ff 'TiffTITTT-TT VT "7y""* r ¦'r*^*1*--*-' u-uu. ..f American citizens. Among the 694 Grand Duchess Cyril Vladimirovitch Congress District, comprising Suffolk, Northwestern in 1912. A special dis¬ The ma*ter was passed on by Justice ...¦.loon travelers 600 were American Nassau and part3 of Queens County, pensation by the university set aside May to a referee. i itizens; the second cabin carried 42£ through the failure of S. A. Warner the rule which forbids accepting any Americana out of a total of 487, whil« Baltazzi, of Westbury, the Democratic student under sixteen, Air Ambulance "08 of tho 241 steerage passengers Phone CompanyProperty Nicaragua Routs Rebels designer for Congress, to file an ade¬ Willmora i*- considered one of the Urged '..-ere citizens of the United States. quate nominating petition. most brilliant students in the history To Relieve Among the salon passengers was Valued at $14,863,598 Who Attacked Hondurans When the Democratic petition was of the university. At tho age of two Suffering -".olonel Michael Friedsam, head of B received by Secretary of State and one-half years he knew his it xvas Lyons letters, New Service Is Planned in Aus¬ Altman & Co., who went abroad foui on Stand Admits Two Aids of Leader Funes rejected on the ground of its and he was able to lead at three. His months ago on a special mission foi Engineer Ap¬ failure to meet the legal require- fr.ther is blind, and the child read tralia for the More Iso¬ President Harding to study commer praisals Were Made by the Are Killed; Guatemala | mantis. The name of Edward J. Far- newspapers and books to him. He -rai and financial conditions. Mr rell, of Long Bench, Democratic can- lated Sections Concern's Employees Quashes Revolt skipped the seventh grade in grammar 5 Friedsam covered a large area of terri in aldate for Senator, similarly was ruled school and a SYDNEY, N. S. W., Aug. (By Mail.*.. James A. Pilliad, engineer charge TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Aug. 29. out. Messrs. and did four-year high school tory in his travels, he said, but unti of the long leased lines of the Ameri¬ Baltazii Farrell yes¬ course in three years. He entered .One of the many hardships that i.e makes his repmrt to the Presiden' can ..Nicaraguan government forces havn terday served Supreme Court orders in Telephone and Telegraph Cosn- on Mangum High School when he was beset "outback settlers" Australia-- he declined to discuss his observations was re¬ routed the 250 rebels com¬ Secretary Lyons, requiring; him to nine. pany, the chief witness at the Nicaraguan show cause His parents resent the intima- the inability Of persons to obtain "I have no statement propared foi of the be¬ why he should not accept tion that he is a :«sue at this he said. "I hav« sumption hearing yesterday manded by Martinez Funes, who at¬ the petitions. "prodigy." prompt -and effective medical care time," fore the Public Service 2d Willmore's life ambition is to be a raveled aa in a: Commission, tacked the Plaza Yuscaran in Hon¬ At the office of the of would be eliminated out extensively Europe District, into state - wide telephone Secretary newspaper man. by carrying i he time at my ant near the State it was said that the Democrats proposal the Queensland branch of disposal permitted rates and conditions. The witness de¬ duras, Nicaraguan border, failed by SPECIAL REDUCTION PRICE have had a good opportunity to ob scribed in detail valuations The rebels lost to file nominating petitions in the Aero Club to establish a flying am- serve conditions, but I would appraised many men in killed or four Congress and seven dis¬ bulance for the remote western in. prefer of the properties of the company in wounded. Senats Fire Routs 900 Girls par* effect for balance of io refrain from expressing conclusion! New York State. Among the dead were two tricts. of that state. at present." Mr. Pilliad said that tho aides of Funes, who himself was grave¬ Wets and Drys CJash in 27th Who It a Drill The efforts of pet tons who work in THIS WEEK ONLY Girl Is Detained property In 27th Thought tho interests of the isolated settlers English owned by the company, as of Decem¬ ly wounded. The revolutionaries dis¬ the Congress District, rep- are Lasts and Patterns exclusively our afrt but did not include the raguan-Honduran frontier. which the. Democrats have defaulted twelve-story building' and center of the aerial ambulance ter¬ telephone are Washington streets thought it. was. Most of the stations Whitehouse & Hardy lo-day. It is tha the 29th,- where Representative ritory. beyond ! 'OK.** *¦**£.. t* thought, however, headquarters building at 19.5 Broad¬ James is. When the lire alarm boll rang at noon Charlevilie are linked w,ih the tele¬ t-.hc will be released. Parker, of Salem, will »be - way, the value of which was given as GUATEMALA CITY, Aug. 29.- yesterday there, was much has been : B»ÔACWAYat*0-35TR£ET XAAXXStMm SVHSSt Tho Oympic brought over 750,00 about unopposed; the 31st, where Repre¬ grumbling, phone system..It suggested Mi-'ofct.--»* 0«m» Ha.« Sl»c -v.'iuif^uKt-J.K« pounds of gold t $12,000,000. Government troops have recapturct sentative Bertrand H. Sneîl, of Pots¬ as the itirls, thinking it another prac¬ that every landholder in the area pre¬ -specie consigned Deputy Attorney General Wilber W. tice tiled cut their a field. ... Kuhn, Loeb. & Co. and to J. P. Moi the the village' of Ishuatan after a fierci dam, will have, a walkover, and the affair, leaving pare landing The estimated -.^Mr--... -«^i^i^i^Hi & Co. Chambers brought out -through Í43d, where Daniel A. Reed, of Dun- lunches spread on the tables. When cost of the plait is £3,000 annually. The pan witness that the appraisals of land fight with the rebels, who had previ all arrived at the Among the salon passengers wer kirk, will have no Democratic oppo¬ street level-in less values and buildings of the company ously killed the local commander. Tb The Democrats also than five minutes Mrs. Henry M, Alexander, Mrs. Charle were made of the com¬ nent. defaulted they discovered, Thomas L. by employees town of Taxisco also has been cap in the 28th, 33d, 34th, 39th, 41st, 43d however, that there was a fire, after all. Adamson, Briggs, Stephen pany and by real estate dealers or tured by government the R; Cabot, Mrs. Jefferson1 Coddingtor öuilders. He admitted that in their troop-", who ar< land 51st Senate district's. deceiving-word from ninth floor in pursuit of the rebels and are scat At the Board of Elections it was loft of Stanley & «lectr- Mrs. Eugenia T. Fairfa:<, Mr. and Mn appraisals and valuations certain fig¬ them Patterson, Jesse L. Livormore, Miss Mae Mars! low. tering into three other district!1 said yesterday that the legal proceed- cal supply dealers, that fire had started ures were rejected ns abnormal A council of war has been M. to in a bin of boxes ihe motion picture actress; Miss Chai When asked by Mr. Chambers if any convene« ings brought by Augustus Wiso corrugated there. lotte and»Walter W. c and a court martial formed to compel the board to accept his peti¬ Chief Engineer R. W. Riordan rang the Noland, Head, figures were rejected for being "ab¬ sons try per the Boy Scouts of Omaha. the witness replied for various crimes. tion as désignée for the Democratic alarm and marshaled the occupants e .-. m . .- normally high," State Committee from As- out. Heretofore the alarm that he had found no that he the 13th had meant figures Bonus for Love sembly District had beín withdrawn. only another practice drill with its at¬ Brokers' thought were abnormally high. Fails to Bring Books Disappear to This tendant hustle to depart in compli¬ t Orders Happiness Husband, 6i Army Orders ance with rules. r^^-^^^^t^s From Boston Navy MILWAUKEE, Aug. 29.An experi From The Tribune's Washington Bureau The damage, which was was '. " 'uoî-*ï---"~. <*. f'**:- Missing Inquir From Tho Tribune's Washington Bureau ment in a love bonus was a slight, fH >."-''.*-"" \,' "lu-M'*--.. failure fo . attributed to a Into H. V. orders "WASHINGTON, A-g". 29. Army orders careless boy and a Greene Co. WASHINGTON, Aus. 29..Navy Adolphus Loose, according to an ar issued to-day follow: lighted cigarette. There were Special Ditpatch to The Tribune Issued to-day follow: awer to his wife's divorce 1,300 Lincoln, Capt. O. 8., to Asiatic fleet. here He petition file Cavalry persona in the building. m- BOSTON. Aug. 29..Important a. Reeve», Capt. .1. M. to U. 3. 9. North Da¬ to-day. íb sixty-one years ol< Considlne, MaJ. J. A., to Manila. she is ta * count books were reported missin kota. forty-nine, and they were mai O'Connor, MaJ. BJ. to Walter Reed Hos¬ BÊUsÈJÊÈL ¦ni »i" as the Fletcher. Comör. F. J., to Asiatic station. ried in August, 1921. pital. British War Widows to-day special session of th 8-36. Remarry grand jury calico by Attorney Genen Alford, Lt. 1,. O-, to IT. S. Loose said ho and his wife signed Infantry LONDON, Aug. 29.-.Of the 236,000 Ailen resumed Bennett, Lt. A. C. to Paoiile submarine pre-nuptial agreement Patterson, Capt. A. J., to Fort Sam Hous¬ women in who received investigation of th flotill*. was to by which sli ton. England pen¬ r-tock and other activities t Breed, Lt. O. G.'. to V. S. S. Oogrhlan. receive $600 for every year Newman, Co!. TV., to Fort sions from the government because selling home was the McPherson. their the H. V. Greene Company and sul Cooley, Lt. T. R.. to Annapolis. happy. This bonus plan w-* Miscellaneous husbands fell in the war, 74,000 <;idiaries. Folev. Lt. W. .1., to U. 8. 8. Nitro. to last ten years, but it failed have remarried. They have found new Whltten, Lt. R. T., to V. S. S. Fox. few months in Shangraw, Lt., C. C, Air Service, to Camp mates More and each Alfred at the Sales in surrounds tho now Vail. average rate oí a thou¬ Less Time Myttery disappea Travis, Ens. W. L. to U. S. S. Villalobos. charges tl 2d R. anc«; of the Hooks. were not 1 Lt. O. to other with desertion. Blair, Lt. e., to S«_nFra»cl**eo sand n month, according to the Pen¬ They Davis, L., Washington. Heal, 2d l>t. O. I,., to Ban Franni.co. h« for,-*.-"1, in the big pile of records, oi Rafterty, Lt D. CÎ., M. C, to Little Rock. sions Ministry. of; tvliú'h the state is said to be ol Roberts, Lt. L. .T., M. {..-to Washington. taining its evident Tierney, Lt. F, E.. M. C, to Washington. at Lower Cost documentary Rosow, Lt. (j. g.) F. M. M. C, to Wash¬ again*»": the Greene Company. ington. One report was th?.t the volumi Walfo-rd, Lt. R." L, S. C, to 31th Naval were lost when the Greene Compar Dist. That is what you business man does. was moving to its present Shiver, Una. A. C. S. C, to Portsmouth. want.every quarters. Thornburg, Lt. L., C. B. C-, to Washington. Casetevene, Boan. W. M., to Annapolis. And there at your elbow is the . invite to Islán* Ooertt, Boan. C. T., to Boston. telephone the Harding Coney Kehler, Bosn. C. R., to Puget Sound. means to the end The Coney Island Carnival Coi Howard, Ch. Mach. B. C, to Boston. you seek. p«ny announced last night it had se to President Harding by Senator W Salesmen for the Wahl liam M. Calder "a handsome 14-kar Company, pencil manu¬ gold invitation, artistically design facturers, after covering their in into an ash receiver," in the hope th territory person the President would attend the Con were called into the New York Office to Island Mardi Gras, which is to sti help September 11. handle a holiday rush and to start a > " follow-up Fire Record campaign by long distance " telephone. A. M. Tj0 12.2».Onir<- anil Walker sis.: auto¬ Customers were mobile truck; Charles Brooks. advised by postcard two days ii.it>.Contri* uncí Read*, at».; V. S before the campaign started and then the salesmen Mail truck. T<-iai 1:16.1030 l.c-tiR-wood av., the Bronx- got busy. Each man averaged forty calls a day. Î:35--U'9 West 133(1 at '' Solon-on The New . .. -.'i**1-*.Unkno E. 4 20.hi, ist f-t.; Sidney Franken.I'nkno Importatioinis of J. Little, Eastern Sales Manager of the Com¬ 4r30.-100 Rlvington st.;- Sam K"ro-* Icauer. Unkno pany, reports results as follows : . KSO-irS Bant «4th at.; IrVto'f- T . .. g"**».Unkno *.*...Washington and Duna» »>«. " autonioblle truck; M. Sopskv. We secured a very satisfactory volume ©f busi¬ ¿roO.16 . Trlfl Rich ness a East 18th st.; Aiitiuimn at very small cost." Pari» Stylo I " (It was Velvets approxi¬ * . .. Embroidery; r".Knkno 5 15.-2*J Fourth av.: t'nlted mately 4%.) If we had secured no at Stores ("iffar business 11 :5.339 EastCo.Unkno all we would have considered the service 101st 8t.; Lilly Shapiro. presentíog a rare aod able profit¬ a ...... Unkno Ëeàiïïiful because of. the we were *rl&.l.Sth st. and ¡Southern Blvd., assortmeet of good-will able to the Bronx: automobile; un¬ build up with our trade in them this known .Uakno offering i:35.46a West 26th st.; personal service. We learned in oobich William Dis- this contact . Unkno with our customers their 10.30.619 West 84th «t.; William The attitude toward us. .Beisel.Unkno Fashionable We were, within a few in 11:25.2239 White PIat .-in Colors days, personal contact av.. Bronx; with over a unknown . Trifl thousand merchants. We were P. M. to able 12:05.933 Fox at,, BTonrt; Isaac Roth- for adjust differences, to secure new accounts ,, ..- if0'?,.'.Unkno Afternoon 3 2:ïS.34 Hubert st.; Stanley & Pat- nnâ through information obtained from old custom¬ reraon Evenimig .Unkno ers. We not 1:35.2165 Fifth *>-.. Edna Butler. only sold merchandise, but rein¬ . Unkno stated some cancelled orders." 12 SO.Bastern Boulevard and Pelham are now Parkway, the Bronx, auto, assemfoiled for Jerome Plumb!«-** Co- Un'.ir.o seiectiomi im Our 3 :*0.567 nth av.. auto....ITnkno Commercial Service Bureau w»ll tell 5:4S.2414 Valentine av., the Bronx, gladly unknown .rnkno your salesmen how the -5:15.266 Elisabeth »t., .Lion Hotel telephone is used to get Co.Unkno The More Sales in Less 6:2ty.94 Warren at., auio, Koo Choo. ; Velvet Department Time at LowerCost. Telephone Unkno **:4S.401 Sth av., Silverm'an & Blum. Cortlandt Extension 620. Unkno Official, 7 30.697 E. Houston st.. Charle» Doll on the & Co.Unkno First Floor 7:40.409 E. 176th et., the Bronx, woodahed, Oliver Bras« Works TrifS New York I .SO.ISO W. 107th »t., Harry Eg-feis Telephone Company Trifl f*:45.136th nt. and Wim» av., the Bronx, flr« alarm box.Unkno $.30.946 Intervale «v.. the, Bronx. unknown ...Trlfl Mtùimn Kwrntt^im 8 30.611 B. 53i':lrs «t.. the Bronx, Attmtsr, Sfom fork unknown .NJ I 9r3S.75 7th at., Lee Studley_Unkno Slfîr%-fmîrifî Sinti S "4*.»60 West End f*v., E. Ernioh.Trlfl iO:16*--I*ile<>cker and W. 10th els., 8th Sfridv-tfili &ktú st. surface far.Unkno iliîO.140 Greene **l ; Louis Kessler. L'Bkno