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Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
PROFITABLE COURSE
 IN STUDY OF BLANKETS
Effect of it Upon Trade at Balke's Big
 Curio Store.

The past week has been the banner period in the history of Balke's Big Curio Store for the sale of Navajo blankets, far surpassing the Christmas rush during which heretofore more blankets have been sold than during any other period of the year of the same length.
 The great trade of the last week It the Big Curio store is attributable to the explanations that have been made of the difference between the genuine blanket and the blanket woven by the Indians of mill yarn supplied them by the traders.
 In response to invitations by the Big Curio Store to call there for infOrma ton in addition to that which had been published. scores called and of them many bought blankets and other eX- pressed their qualification at having been put in the way of avoiding the imitation blankets in the future Some said that they had made an eXamina : tion given by the Big Curio store, they had been able readily to distinguish the true from the false blankets.-Ad- Vertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTS OF PORTO
 RICANS.
An interesting Display of Drawn Work and Embroidery From Porto Rico
 on Display Here

Many have heard of the art of the Porto Ricans in embroidery but few otlrer than travellers have seen the lovely products of the skilled native workers of the Pearl of the Antilles
 Porto Rican embroidery is combina- tion of the finest kind of draWn-work and genuine embroidery, done on beau tiful Spanish linens. Mrs. w. H.
 Robinson who has friends in the Island has just received most interesting lot of pieces including luncheon sets, waist patterns dresses, scarfS. towels and dozens of smaller articles. Outside of the beauty of these, their exceptional dur ability is feature. On account of Porto Rico being one of Uncle Sam's Island possessions, there was no duty on these goods, which permits their sale at surprisingly low prices. Mrs Robinson has them on display at E. l.. Graves Branch Store at 125 West Adams St, and everyone interested is invited to see the display.-Advertise- ment. It
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12

anteed to the board that he would install d cotton gin at Glendale in time to gin this years cotton, and stated that he stood ready to put up bond of $l,000 to show his good faith. He guaranteed that he would gin either Egyptian or short staple cotton in his gins, and that the gin ming would be satisfactory
 In consideration of this guarantee by Mir. McFadden he asked that the farmers and the board of trade of Glendae guarantee him 800 bales of cotton to gin during the ginning sea son of 1913. This was met with ap- proval by all present, and there practically remains nothing to be done except the signing of the con- tract which binds both parties. MT McFadden guaranteed that he would gin the short staple cotton at price not to exceed $l2.50 per bale.
 This leaves the proposition entire ly al the option of the farmer as 10 the kind of cotton he shall plant He can plant either short or long staple and be sure of having it ginned in Glendale at the above prices This proposition by AIT. McFadden gives Glendale an exceptional advantage on account of tfe choice of cotton to pant. and also the hauling of the cotton will to Glendale instead of nine miles farther to Phoenix
 The board of trade took up d sub sCriptiCn this afternoon. and have sent MT J. A. Burton 10 Imperial, California tonight to secure cotton seed. This seed that will be brought back by MT. Burton will be the short staple variety. and will be person ally selected by Mir Burton who knows the cotton game. and will un- ICubtedly select the choicest seed to
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
BULG|NG BANKS
 0F THIS TOWN
Statements of Four Institu- tions at Close of Business on April 4 Show Deposits Over $6,OOO,O O,OOO-Gain in Sixty days of $3OO,OOO

Much interest has been aroused by an article in The Republican of yes terday concerning the growth of bank deposits in this city within the last four months That article did not in clude all of the banks for the reason that for the period covered, compara- tive figures of all the banks were not immediately available but they have since been collected.
 The article dealt with general cond- tiOns rather than with those of individ- ual banks for it was understood that similar increases had been made by all of the banks. The banks alluded to though not named were the Phoenix Bank and Trust company.
 In addition to the amount of the de- posits given for the Phoenix National in that article there was $14,590 in time deposits, certified checks $G307 and cashiers checks. $16.91S.
 The last statement of the National Bank of Arizona shows that the de- poSitS at the close of business April 4 were s1,312,200 against $1,006,000 on December and $1.255,777 on February 1
 The Valley Bank on April had to- tai deposits, including savings deposits certificates certified and cashiers checks $3.093,S73 against $2,330,023 on December 4.
 Since the Union Bank and Trust company had been organized as rec ently as March there could be no comparative figures but it was stated that deposits in the little more than d month that had elapsed were growing rapidly.
 The total deposits in all the banks of Phoenix. exclusive of the Union Bank and Trust company on April 4 was s6,566, 900 gain of $500 900 in fifty nine days Within the same time there has been gain of $75,000 in cash and exchange. It will thus be seen that the banking situation in Phoenix is a very favorable one.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12

be obtained. The seed will be in Glendale the last of this week, or the early part of next, probably on Monday or Tuesday. and anyone de siring the seed can get it by apply ing to the board of trade The long staple seed is already here in the valley and can be had from several sources where the long staple was grown last season This is the one fact that the board of trade wants made plain, the farmers can plant the cotton of their choice be it short or long staple and be assured of having their product ginned in Glen dale
 Miss Zada Ralston and Miss Ethel Ward were visitors in the Capital City on Tuesday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12

A w Bennett made a business trip 10 Phoenix today.
 Mrs A. c. Ames was Phoenix visitor yesterday afternoon
 Yesterday morning a gentleman and lady were waiting to have some blacksmithing work done at one of the local shops, when the horses were frightened by something and ran away The man was not in the wagon when the team started The wagon struck q telephone pole at the corner of Washington and Meridian streets, throwing the lady out. She was attended by pr Hill who says there were no bones broken, but the shock may prove quite serious. Their names have not been learned up to this writing
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12
AN INTERESTING FACT How $lO,OOO,OOO Has Been Spent BY WHITEHEAD IN ENGLAND

The famous house of Whitbread was established in England in 1742-to make particular brand of English Ale and Stout from the finest barley, malt and hops to be obtained The greatest Eng fish doctors recommended this particular Ale and Stout for mothers. invalids and those in rundown condition, because the famous Whitbread matured them selves, in bottles only, this Ale or their Stout Cor Matted Extract. which does not contain any artificial gas and is there fore most easily digested. It has given comfort to thousands of women. The most temperate people drink Whitbread Ale because it is not only delicious bev- craze but wonderful blood giver and tonic. Doctors, professional men and clergymen consume Whitbread to build up their systems and to nervous breakdown
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12

due to overwork. So great has been the growth of this famous house that it is now a household word in Great Britain Whitbread in Europe to bottle their own English Ale or English Stout to meet the present demand. The Whitbread Stout and is consumed largely by those in a run down and nervous condition. A glass of either the Ale or stout with your meals and at night time will give you that rest ful sleep. A trial from your local dealer will convince you of the wonderful merits of Whitbread, but do not accept any sub stitute Whitbread Ale or Stout are en- tirely different from all other English Ales or Stouts, being matured only in the bottles and sent direct from England to America
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12

Don't be surprised if you have an attack of rheumatism this spring Just rub the affected parts freely with Chamberlain's Linimient and it will soon disappear. Sold by all dealers.-( -(Advertisement)
Arizona republican., 1913-04-12

200 boxes oregon Apples, $110. Me k e's.-AdVertisement. It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
,Esks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
YORK -Fa-mers and Manufactures Nauonai
Rank ~ poughkeepsie. plaintiN. against 'h'h
arine s. Griggs and others defendants.
IN pursuance % judgment ~ foreclosure ana
sale ddiy made and entered in the above cn =
Titled action and bearing date mo 2lsi daF o.
March 1913. ]. the undersigned, tie fei'ree VI
said judgment named. viii sell a. pubic au
lion az tho Bv changc Sslesroon. SOS. - 10
Nesev street in the Borough ~ Manhattan
1913. 80 :. O'Clock noon on that dag. hf Joseph
4. Day. aucti0neer. the premises directed hf
tho said judgment 10 be sold. and therein de
scrlned a. follows
An that rlof. piece or parcel OF land IN The
city and County % Sew York. with the build
ms thereon erected. bounded and described a.
follows. beginning a. point one huHute'
900 feet vcstwardlf rom the southNts cor
nor ~ Sittf-eighth street and Third Aten,.,;;
and running thence soIthNesteTiy ana paTalei
with Third Avenue twenty ave '-ii feet ana
ESQ t5i inches. thence soufheasferiF one nun
frcd tu0l feet 20 The side Cr Inc o. hiN
Avenue. thence uortheasterly along ne slac or
line - Third Avenue twenty ave feet and I'VE
90 inches % The soutl westerly corner OF Ihltd
Avenue and Sixtv-eighth street. thence nor. .
westerly along tie side o. line ~ SiNtf-elshlh
stree. one hundred 900 feet, 20 the point o.
place % beginning
g. Isaac Grlg,s by 'he Mayor. Aldermen ani
Comfnonalty ~ uIe fify - New YORK. by deco
dated June cNh 1855 and recorded IN ne oil
re % tho Register ~ tho Clty and county ~
New Yofh. June .dfn. ~. In l.ioeF 4>'' o.
Conveyance. page $50 800
Dated. New Yori. March 3ist. 1913
sAMtEL $. koESlG. Referee
FRANK Il. LOWN.
Aitorncy for Plaintiff
- Market street roughkeepsic. y. Y
Tho following IL n diagram ~ the property
n hc sold - street number Is il64 Third
Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
SUM MONS.

cI-pPt.NE CoCRT. new YORK COUNTY
Gertnau knobloch. Plaintiff, against chils-
tian Jaissle and Louisa l"isse n,s WI
,rsn Fred Charles RumcnsN or kuneshl o.
Vuu,iski Jane Rumenski or RumesI ..
pumisk his wife. the hrst name Jahe
tniro fictitious said defendants true ntst
name being unknown TO this plaintiff; ANY
Quiglcy. widow q David Qulsley ueee az,
nrrberf - Qulgley. Mabel QuSley. hida
ouieler Gilbert Quglcy. Ernest Quigiey .
Me. ksroline We,and. MARY sogaard.
Thomas sosaard AMI Minnie s9eas e,aaa M
his vie. ChristoDher Sogaaru and T1llie so
gard. hts wife. Julia Iesorook; Math 3,
r,r.derlc. sen civ % New YORK. Clement IL.
s,,ith German Evangelical Aid Society 81
Brookivn. Heinrich Scheer and Maria Maiga-
tete Schecr his wife. Johann scheet ana M'E
dsiepa Scheor his wife. Jane g. Hfndrlcks3h
and Sidnev " Hcndrckson. As Executors of
tbe last VIII and Testament OF william heh-
drlckson. deceased. sidney W. henGricAso.'
vrlii,m a HendricksOn. Eva u. hendricksoh'
Edna e Hendrickson. Beriram H. HenGf.c@
son Howard A. Hendrickson. Harlem rive
Tumber and Woodworking Company. DudI.y
pierce Power. Edward =. steers, Money
sale Company and Josephine j.. Jantzen' De-
gocnn6 Amended summons. 30. % 80. 1911.
10 the above named defendants ana each OF
,bcu,. You are hereby summoned 10 ansN'l
the amended complaint tn this action ani 70
.erte A copy OF your answer on the pialh''.lA
attorney within twenty t2O) DAYS ait'r Wv
@o~,tr, 81 this summons. exclusive Or the dh'
Of service. and in case Of your failure to an
near OF answer judgment Will b. taken
p'sai,st Won T.. default for the relief demanded
!" dated ate Sew York January 6. 1913
JACOB l.. LINDNER. ATTORNEY Tor Ilalnt,Ii'
o,rce and T. q. Address. 81 Liberty street
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New YORK
no tho above named defendants: FREQ
charles Rumensh or Rumcshi or Rumlshi
lane Rumensk or Rumesd or Rumiski ms
10 otq, name lane" being fictitious. SAID
Attendants true FIRST name being unknown ~
this plaintiff Heinrich schcer and Maria Ma
rarefe echeer his wife. Johann Scheer ana
Nagdalcna schecr. his wife, and William H.
Hendrickson. , $50 o,,
- ,uhlIcation pursuant 10 an order OF the
Honorable Vernon NJ Davis. one Or IN.
Justices q tho supreme Court or the state o'
New York dated March Il. 1918. and hled WIN
tho complaint in tho office OF tho Clerk or INC
county Of New York in the County Cout,
,Touse IN the borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF
Now York on the 18Th day of March. 1919
Dated New York. March Il. 1918.
JACOB L. LINDNER. Attorney for PlalnuT'
once and J. q. Addross. % LIhertE -L-..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
AFHII -

Al'hlL IL.
Salvatore Eizzo 10 Maria Il Hizzo. 500
LOUIS Ccller to Ray Cellcr: 5000
g, Ohas y Winter and ano to Margaret Winter.
I Ipb Hirsh TO Alfred Gutvlis: 500
Daniel Mcdonald 10 VI 6 stern; $4,000
n'lIn IN LOTHIAN to VIM Lsrv: $1,000.
mary Ehtmann to Jacob Hirsh: 81.
Ionn II McAfee 10 Constantn Wagncr; 500
louise Mayer 10 Elise Schoen: 500
Herman Mcnaker 10 Julius Ucjdcrman. 5000
Bank. 10000
Public Bank Of New York City TO Maurice
Rocco Romano to Giuseppe Romano: 500.
Umpire City Wood Working Co to l. Vein
l. Weinberg 10 David Nalitt: ST.
>Aineri,a an bonding Co Of Baltimore 10 Ida
Henry Ackef TO Edw Hirsh: 500.
Thorn; ST.
Walter 5 Isttine ct al 10 Lawyers Title
insurance and Trust CO.. $4,000
$4,000
James Dcmmcr sdmr. to James Dcmmcr
$1,000.
New York Mortrace and Security Co 10 Re
bccca S Mills. $4,000.
John Dessert and ano TO Philippine Bosscrt.
New York Trust co 10 City Mortgage co: 81.
CITY Mortgage GO TO Lawyers Title Insurance
and TrJst Co; $4,000
Margaret X Hoylc to Susan II Kendall;
$1,000.
Eliz B Nandcrpocl, gdn, TO Floyd l. Wander
poel 81
North Side Mortgage Corpn to Jacob Fritz.
s.. 500.
Geo l. Iorllard 10 LAWYERS Title Insurance
and Trust Co. 81. COO
Arthur g Hays and aDo. trustees 10 Walter
NJ WcChslcr. 500
SiC1und Adler 10 Zorlina Weingrccn. $40 600
Isaac Grccnwald 10 Rose Greenwald. 500.
Leo Benjamin 10 Barbara DogenCr: 81 500
Thoo Frenghuyscn to American Mortgage
Co: S11,3iS
Title Guarantee and Trust CO to John Kiehl;
s.. coo
Matiide Hall 20 Chas VI Hoscnthal. 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust Co TO
Lawyers Mortgage Co: $50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
LIS PENOENS.

ATTORNEY ST. 155 and i57. two actions
kdr:ick li-cs act Williamsburg Trust 60
81 al foreclosure of two mtSsl; attorney
Shaw 6 Landon.
~ 81 aGt Charles Levy Ct al foreclosure Of
MTG, attorney, ~ swain.
MARGINAL ST. 81 cor 18Th ST. ~ q
Isl. Marginal -, " cor 10Th 81. N'f'
>9c- 1?th 81. n 9. 1S.5 n e. OF Marginal ST
1OCN1SlX irrcG: CONS plidat al Gas co ~ New
York asst Warwick Thomson Go forcclosurl
of three mtssl. attorneys. Shc?y.nan "
ESSEX ST. g. 75.G Il N Of Broomc st
- Is 100 Sarah f0din ct al ast Louise Wit
chi} 90 al partition; attorney, Ia
ST NICHOLAS AVE. $50: Austin E Pros
singer act Hvmsn Goldfarb ct al lamsndod
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Pressnser y
Newcomhc.
GRAND AVE 8. 2O5f q II Of 1s4th ST
1I1N9l1. Walter |. y crow agt Maurice i
Mccarthy ct al foreclosure Of mtg attoT-
a7TH ST. 80 We.r: John Kean ct al az
Thomas McKcnna 81 III foreclosure OF
mtG): attorneys. DIN. Clark & phelps
9th 1T. n 3. 42G u OF Central Pafh
Mary L Petit ct Al foreclosure or mtg
ATTORNEYS II call G Beam.
BARNES AVE. n cor @'lth 81. - n
1907. Isaac l. Smith agt Frank Notary -
90 foreclosure of mtg; a'torneN' : "
2i5TH ST. ~ W cor Seaman ave. 10, a25 "a
COS. tao actions. Lawrence Drake ar'
Clarlos : l'luri o. al foreclosure 81 two
u.teSl. attorney. J. " Judge
30 AVE. 1868. Henry ~ Jackson agt y
oenuthal & SON. Inc foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. S ~ Jackson.
i7&D ST. asl East. Ciori Construction 60
srt George thurman tsoocihc performance
attorneys. Frazer 4 Hcus-hcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE. - DEPOT
Ouarferinnster's Once. 18th street ana GRAY
Ferry Road. Philadelphia. April 10. 1913 80
scaled proposals. In triplicate. subject 10 the
usual conditions. will he received here unt'
II O'Clock \ NJ. May Is, 1918. and then
opened for furnishing and delivering AZ this
depot: Neatsfoot on Axes Mosquito Bars
Bedsheets. Bedstoads. Corn Brooms' SOUNDING
Brushes: Bugles: Pillow Cases; Field DESKS
Stovepipe: shovel and Spade Handles. Ak
Ratchet and PicksN HelNes. Trunk Locker
Mattresses. Tent Pins Tent Poles; Card Re
ceivers Buglc and Color Slings: Guifon stars
Company Marking Stamps. cot Sticks, Bod
stead Springs. cot straps. Tent Straps; Tri
pods Standard samples can be seen and specl
ncations, blanks for proposals and full infor-
nation will he furnished upon application AZ
this office. Envelopes containing proposals 30
be Endorsed Proposals. for Equpagc. 10 be
opened May ~. 1913 Colonel THOMAS
CRUISE. Depo. Quariermastcr
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. Army Build
ing. Whitehall street, New York city. n. Y.
April IL. 19l3.-Sealed proposals. in tripllcatc.
will he received here until ! o'clock y. M,
May II. 1918. and then opened. for furnishing
and delivering at either the New York, Boston,
Philadelphia Chicago or St Louis depots Of
the Quartermaster Corps. go prs Boots, rub
Dor. half hip. IL. 800 Cords. breast; 10000
Cords. hat. 300. 600 prs. Drawers. summer.
jean. 1000 prs. Drawers. winter; ll,OOo prs.
cotton: i2.0oo prs Gloves. yellow horsehide.
1000 prs. Isces, leggin. 32oD prs. Laccs,
shoe: 225 900 prs. Leggins. $500 prs. over
shoes. arctic, 1900 prs. shoes. gymnasium.
$40. 900 prs Stockings, cotton. $4,000 prs.
Stockings. wool. heavy: 100000 prs. Stock
Sweaters; 25o.00o Undershirts. cotton. collar
cite: 200 ooO Undershirts. winter, collarette.
Information upon Application. NJ. GRAY
ZALINSk III, Depot @ NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

and pora schmInllsr r to Pearl no Wen elm,
siru's .oo0. attorney jon" i'''''' -'0 East
r ia s er 44a wcs, s7sS9s9; ApTil a. , 'oio:
9Th siioIlandcr TO Bertha Pasteinack'
s. 1sS, atone II oS IN +, Of "a ave. i7x
"i.p 81, %s iqOS Sophie karp to Margaret
aC5; MsS s. 00O. attorneys Stew'rt d
ls,lrer. % W. SS4 It Q Of 1lth ave- 16sx
ETH shoa 1901. Joseph r Watson 70 tho
,s5. pee SAVINGS Bank. $1,000, attorneys
amer oar .O3 BroadW"H' ,o., ga.
gsT -, ,de %. Oh 81. 1911. Leo NJ Klein
assxl{'. ~ N ttic~naun II and Edward g cam
md sao " ,n1 tuls. 500. 900, attorney, Henry
mann Norris - Liberty 81. .,.,. ,,,,..,r-
ISL > a. 100 -: Aug 10. 1911. I1chariah
dsm ave, 90 90 Eleanor NJ Skddy' $40, 900; at
gschar's "a Bird n Broadway. 49,,
,orrey, IN. west. l7Nloo.s; NOV &. 1879;
s1TH > ,fsr, 4 BrcckNcdcl 80 Emicl iat
Hear al' savings Bank. 81 Chamr";s st'
sgIH > ,ari I. 1911. NJ Il l. Building co
falooIl, - Ecrps. $4,000. attornct' Joseph
pgy 2g ',.0 W. fl W Of Ave \ pheasant
iS-pos 100 II: William and Julius Zach
ave. -. o. American Mortgage Co, 81 Nassau 81;
so1g, sr S. c7Sa 70 w Of 81 ave is.9x
T. H., =. 1905. William and Julius zach
al - ",urriDan Mortgage Co. 81 Nassau st;
$40 r p, West a5x9e o.. April II. 'eo5:
lSlsl pa,.cs 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
! iss-s Broa4uay, $lH"p .
I 90 ~ III Sr II West. H. luN"9ll: Mar 81 IL
IflH Al eui George W Royal 10 Charles
lsli. and au,. $500. attorneys Stoddard q
Msl.:. To- - f.f Wcst. a5x99 ~ Sept 10. 1872;
ls,, ~ ccdsie'u 90 Gustave Topper; S2oUV'
Btrina rro Schafrdn. ~ Chambers -.
The Bronx.
-,,rrErTON AVE 9th 81. Unionporo. II
,n9foS. hp~i 80 1911. Adolph and Johanna
8 80; 5.nNss 10 George a Dcvcrmann. -Oi9 Cfat-
!..,oo ave 500
u, TlTru,St<1IN AVE. w s. 2o6 Il o. 1th 81.
~ N,orrisania 1eN2li; Dec Is. 1917: Louis
nsp ~ W. 40 Inc 90 Morris Osmansky. SiOOD;
s,.. Nlg.S Flaukcnthalcr Kraus. 30 Mas
sau st.. ppoprpry. Aug I. 1912: Louis T.
,.' go 10 Alice T. Randall; $4,000. dd lress,
~, IloFRIb 5T'A,'M AVE Csd ave. aio2 and &4eN.
=, :. lSoS 70 from " cor "ln ST. 4oN l"'.
TT"lYe stehr SL@0o. attorney i Siehen
- Grove Owe O7Ntp ST n :. 800 q W. of
io.e Nav is. 1910: Amelia pcarse 10 Der
,,Sd To,h. Si.5uu. attorney. Title Guarantee
,,,i Trust co. t1G Bfo, dWay.
'uorFNAN ST. 2435. l6 SN9''; OCT p
,oog. Daisy T. Fischer 90 Ilw Spuznagcl.
u. 90. e.t.,ruor LAWYERS Title Insurance
81 trust Co. 100 Broadway.
'fOr C>2 tvcst half ~. map ~ Wake
90 sONff4. AplI 70. 1907: Louis ~ Ham
,,,o-ris Clark. loo Broadway
MORRIS AVE ~ $. 100 u or 10Th S.,
s,,ic5. Teller ayc W s. s. n of 1880 81.
t t..,eco college ave. " : a5.6 II Of 1881
- 1sevfO0. oct JIG. 1911. Jacob end Cert
30 1 Iuhs % Gertrude i Iuhs: $500, at
,ernev. Harry Edwards. u William St 90
PROSPECT AVE 5Sf 376Xlc0: April 20
- rr,rl,.fee Realty 90 20 David 7 Walitt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
LOST BANkBOOk>

BANKBOOK 80. 559ls2 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. ANY person having
q claim 20 10 Is hereby called upon 10 pftscn,
The same within ten days submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued
BANK BOOK 40. 567 ,Ul9 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person haNlne
a claim 20 IL is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook 10 366 226 OF
the German Savings Bank in the CITY or
New York. corner an ave. ana IAN ri. issuei
90 otto Fuchs. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. j not returned
20 the bank on the 10th Gay OF April 1913.
duplicate VIII De issued.
LOST -Bankbook 40. 524 COS Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10 present
the same 10 the bank within thirty DAYS or the
said book will he declared cancelled and eXtin
euished and a new one Issued IN lieu thereof.
LOST -Rankbook No. J59 go OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book is called upon 20 present
the same 10 the bank within thirty DAYS or the
aid book will be declared cancelled and extin
guished ana new one issued in h"l thereof.
LOST or STOLEN Bankbok 30 652. 243 OF
tho Emlcrant Industrial Savings Bank Pay
nent stopped Please return book 10 bank 40.
~ Chambers ST.
LOST. -Baukbook 40 loo Oss Bank FOR say
incs. 80 4th ave. New 1orH. ayment
stopped. Please return book 90 bank.
LOST handbook No. 991. 500. Bank FOR say
lngs. $50 4th ave. New YORK. Payment
stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
lost. -Bankbook No 55s SO Of the Dry Dock
savings institution. II East 3D. 81. Kindly
notify Dry Dock Savings Institution ~ found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16

owners. Grouenberg q Leuchtsg, COS 9th ave
architects: S1Jo.nco.
1G,D ST " cor simpson 81. Tor = Sly
h-k ,cnnf size irregular. simpson 10,
Pealtv 60. Never solomon, 1929 East 1850
st. president, owners; GroucnherG & Lcuch
J4o.rIr .T u = 175 II " Of Morosc ave
for a I stv hrk bank. 2jNS0. Corn Exchange
Rank Inc William and Beaver sts owner
Alhro A Lirdcbcrg. West 4'th 81. archi
tccts: $50 900
VtIIfTLOCK AVE. :. 10 n $ Of Long
wood ave: FOR ] stv frame shop a5xG6
NllerbrooN' 90 S% Guy h2uir.srd own
WHITE PLANS AVE " X. $50 II a
westminster ave; FOR I sty frame shed
.uxft6. Mackenzie Woodwoi Nins Co eO6f
Wcstchcsicr ave, owner. Johr SchWalhou.
berg. 1000 Wcstchestcr ave. architect. 500