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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
GOING TO invite
SUNDAY TO COME
Committee Selected to Repre-
sent Congregations OF
the Three Cities.
REV. FORSBERG FROM HERE
Intention Is. ~ He viii Come, to Hold
General Campaign for All
tho Churches.

Rev. y. ]. Forsberg. pastor of Zion
Lutheran church, will represent the
churches of Rock Island as member
OF the committee which will 20 to
Des Moines some time next week to
invite Rev. Billy Sunday 20 hold a
series of meetings in the three cities.
Mr.. Forsberg was selected by a COM
mittee from the Rock Island Minister
ial union yesterday. This committee
was composed of Revs. d. A. John
son, o. T. Dwinell and ]. L. Vance II
named Mr.. Forsbsrg in the afternoon.
Others serving on the delegation will
be Rev. ]. II. Miller of Moline and DIR.
Frank Cole of Davenport.
The evangelist will open his series
of meetings in Des Moines Nov. 1. II
he agrees to come here II will be left
to his convenience to determine the
date 1nd arrangements will be made
later as to the place of holding meet
ings.
People Want Him.
The Tri-City Ministerial alliance
some time ago agreed TO put the ques-
ton of asking Mr.. Sunday TO come
here UP to the churches OF the three
cities for a decision, and this has
been done. the desire being general, it
appears. that he be secured for a
series of meetings at such time as he
might be available. The intention,
should he come. is TO make the revival
tri-city affair. holding preliminary
meetings in preparation for the main
services and auxiliary services while
II Is in progress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
We Placed This Stove to the Most
EXacting Tests Ever Made
Upon Stove

Such wonderful claims have been made for the
Detroit Overdraft Heater that could hardly
believe that any stove could be efficient. We
would not advertise these stoves until We had
thoroughly tested them. In other words, we had
TO be shown. So We bought several stoves set
winter we burned these stoves in over thirty diff
ferent rooms, in homes, stores, barns and every
where, burning hard coal, soft COAL coke, wood
and slack. And daily heat and cold consump-
ton record was kept in order to prove exactly
what this stove could do.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
FERKEL Is ON TRIAL ON
THE CHARGE OF Assault

William Ferkle of Joslin is being
tried in police court this afternoon be
fore Justice of the Peace Carl j.
Kuehl on a charge of assault and bat
terry, C. White being the complainant
A number of residents OF that part Of
the county are in the city to attend
the trial. Harry McCaskrin is repre-
senting the defendant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZE
ARRIVAL COLD WEATHER

The arrival of cold weather fas been
officially recognized here. Last night
the police officers slowed away amid
divers mothballs their bowl" helmets.
which they wear only during the
warmer months. and this morning the
officers appeared on their beats with
>/eir caps and some CT those most sus-
ceptible to the cold were attired in the
long blue overcoats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
The Tests AstOunded Us

The tests proved conclusively that the
facturers were very conservative in their claims
for this stove. The tests proved that could
faithfully guarantee these stoves to consume 500
less fuel, no matter of what grade, than any base
burner or heating stove the market today, re-
CARELESS of all the bombastic claims made for
such stoves. 1t proved also that the Detroit
Heater could maintain a more even heat than
any base burner made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
RUSHING WORK ON
STATE AID ROAD

The Mccarthy Improvement com
pany of Davenport, which has the con-
tract for the construction of the state
aid road west of Taylor Ridge, has put
additional men on the job and now en-
ploys about rs men in an effort to rush
the work through the completion. Con-
crete to a width of 10 feet is being
placed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
Public Notice.

JAIL persons using the plat of ground
between Thirty-first and Thirty-sec-
ond streets and Seventeenth and
Eighteenth avenues as a public high
way will be subject 20 a fine OF not
less than So. This penalty will be
strictly enforced from this date.
Ten dollars will be paid for the ap-
prehensicn of the person or persons
who tore away the signs OF the plat
the night OF Oct &C
WILLIAM RICHTMANN.
Oct. 81, 1914
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
C0UNCIL MUST PASS ON
AMENDMENT LAW AGAIN

Toe city council will again have TO
sss tne ordinance which amends the
.anoing ordinances in regard 70 the
'~nitation OF structures and the right
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
SIAR TWIRLER DRAFTED
BY THE DAVENPORT TEAM

Inc Davenport baseball team has
=. ,Hited Gould, the star twirler of the
N-scatine Central association club. for
~ year The price paid was $500
80 The Pretzels believe they have a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
OBITUARY
Funeral Of William n. cropPer

The funeral OF william II. Chopper
was held at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
from the Milan Presbyterian church
Rev. W. II. Shaw had char &c Of the
services. Interment Was IN Chippian-
mock cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
Hundreds in Use in the Tri-C Cities

Within the last two years have sold hun
dreds and hundreds of these heaters and every
one has given excellent satisfaction and proved
the strongest kind of advertisement for this
stove Makers and our own guarantee goes with
every stove. You do not take the slightest risk in
the purchase of these stoves guarantee it
to do all that we claim for it or your money will
be refunded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27

this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at which
time the final touches on the arrange
ments for the opening day will bf
made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
:Chis Stove Is Within the Means
of Everyone

The makers of these stoves could place the
heavy nickeled jacket all the stove, set In
doors with mica put lot of fancy trimmings
etc, but only would this destroy their heating
efficiency but it would bring the price up prohibf-
lively high and there very few people who can
Not only are the Detroit Overdraft heaters the
most efficient and economical in operation, but
they are also the most economical in initial cost
as we'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
$500 Cash, SOC Weekly, Pur-
chases One of These Stoves

This offer represents three-fold opportunity.
1t brings to you stove that will reduce your
coal bills one-half, a stove that will cost you
one-half the cost of the ordinary base burner, a
stove that can be placed in your home with the
utmost convenience, paying for it with just a
fraction of saving that it will afford you in the
amount of fuel consumed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-27
The Heat Isn't Bottled UP With
a Heavily Nickeled Jacket

The heat is sent out into the room where you
need it, instead of sending 1t up the chimney to
reach the great outdoors. How much longer viii
you feed your hard earned money into the hungry
NAV of the base burner that wastes over one-half
heating power of the fuel that enters Its maya
zine? How much longer will you continue to buy
base burner fyom the standpoint of appearance
only, negecting the fact that Beauty is as Beau
ty hoes
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RARE VIOLIN BACK; MAN HELD.
Extraditrd Musician "Borrow ed" II
for European Trip.

Josef Won Slenczynski, Russian vio-
llnist and music teacher who played in
church orchestra In this city before
his hurried departure for France last
January. returned yesterday by the Amer
lean liner Philadelphia, prisoner OF De-
tectlve Edmund Leigh, and was locked up
In the Elizabeth street station. He will
be arraigned In the Tombs police court
this morning charged with grand larceny.
for which he was eNtradited from France,
lie If charged by Henry II. Knopf dealer
In musical instruments at ll9 East
Twenty-third street. with stealing a viO-
lin made In Italy In 1875 ami valued at
$1,000.
Slenczynski had the violin and he
played II at the ships concert on satur-
day night He In not large man. but
he has according 10 the ships stewards
about the largest appetite that ever vio-
linist brought across the Atlantic. lie
astonished shlpnates- who were at his
table by his passion for eggs. He ate
one dozen for breakfast yesterday besides
steaks, chops, potatoes ana other things.
He connded to the detective that he
had no intention OF stealing the violin
although he did take Il 70 EurepA
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isS,h street.

isSth street
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above desc Ibed
property 10 to be sold. Is Twenty- nine thou
With interes, thereon from tn. itth day Of
March. 1914, together with the cost. and
allowance amounting to Four hundred and
tlsm ihr.ss ssioS pClis VIII i,.rss,
psnses Of this sale. The approximate amount
Of the tanea eeserstnents and water rates
or other liens, which are 10 be allowed 10
the purchase, OF, Of the psrshs:. n9nry,
dred and ,hir,y-seyen s0.i0o Dollars and
interest
said premises are sold sub,.c, TO the FOL.
conll "s5 ONE accorded S Il S,~ s yIs.
Mortgage, section I. Libsr "a. page ?2s
l.!b.r 81. Page 3is. Libsr ~. page ?5s:
Libel, -. page IL. az modified and sppor.
.stsrs Orice IN Block series (MortEagesl.
SECTION o., Iib-r 80. page IL. Lio-r ". page
iss ana Liber a.. pare 20
10 Mortgage recorded n sali Registers
Liber 70. page e. a. modified ana appor.
TONED by agreements recorded IN said Reg.
listers Once In Block Series MORTGAGES Sec
ton :, Libsr ~. page 1870; I!ber -. pse. IL.
IdlnE in the supreme Court; New York
s,ynty, g for.ciose said morisex-, see;ion
.. Liher 20 page 6, entitled 'Bsniafnin Bios
.om plaintiff. aEsins, New York Real E.,ai.
and TO such costs, aiiowsnc. and disSurse-
ment. a., have accrued In said action. tbs
complain. and liz pendshs there.n having
been fled In the New York County clerk's
ONCE on January asth. 1914, and
80 Any stats Of facts which an accurate
survey would show.
Dated. New York March sls,. lal.
VANCE HEWITT. h.fs-e.
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rosscuosURu GALES.

OF NEW YoRKSvER PLkNcK EsrkrE
Plainti9 against JAMES n. RosENBERG.
ss..s.nss 81 1ads% ssSas q iss.s,s.sr.
is;s az y
the referse In said judgment named, will
:enn 81 HSse a. g. E,efsnN ssI s:
eusn' Of Hanhss,an. cisy Of New York. on
the the, i,,h , d.y e April ,!sis =, 4 e'ci9Gch
Coo ' kse.s:..t say q pf.mi: s.sssn isss.d ~
ssia jvdgmsns 70 be sold. ana therein de-
''I HrI I; Certain lot, p.e. ,.re. o,
q a.9S.ss:n C;;, County and safe % Ss@
.,ds q Wsas~or,s %".nS Sn a. ai.,snt ' orr.
s ssS,s - ; :s : : 'Y f. and d. h
cry side Of wsdswc,,h Avenue With the
;hsnes Westerly 'parsiisl vi;S i:b,h ' sir.et
One hundred and, nf,.en !iisl feet; th.nc.
Sa ss 's;s i. .'s Nv. s.s A:iHs
sws.a 81 lido. ar.ys.sd: i is.ns. iEs s";sriy
One hsndr.a sss sf,e.n iii i s. feet % the
scsS .y , ..ns 81 AVA :s. R:SS.
worth Avenue Fifty four go. feet ave and
fys.elshths ts*, inches to the point or
Together with all fixtures and article, Of
pcf,onai properly which then we're or which
connection with said premises ali OF which
we're declared by ssId mortgage &c lie Cow
Dated Ne" y fxc M- Hhw siii' i s.,.r..
BOWERS a sANps Plaintirs Attorneys Is
Tn. foIsu,ns = s,ssr,n me o, ,s. ,Sop
erty. TO be sold: It's street Number is 7ss
Wsdswcrth Avenue
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or NEW YoRK--vER PLANcK ESTATE.
Plaintiff again; COMFORT REALTY CON.
and sale. duly made and entered In the
s ,s,S acton And D.aI'ns DAT. Is,
NE referee In said judImsn, named viii
, ,snm at gSs'G .qs'iS % q, q. E,ch.nS. sales.
oush Of Manhattsn. city OF New Yorx. on
noon noe i ~ "a, e: e S.y A's ' ors.s. eG SEX
.a iaas@.ss 10 q: !s s and e es.Tsin =,
scrieed - follows;
ALL :,, tia; certain ist H,.e: or psrc.i Q,
q Manhattan. City. County and stat. Of Sew
ro,s hoyni.d and described a. foilows:
.ds ESiSSiNS 81 p Iss on q. s:'sr.
eighth ,?kJ inche. Northsriy from. N.
S..:.ry ,ss a .":'I xy.nas 81 vi. TX
the Soriheriy side Of lsS,h street running
thence westerly parallel wan is5th Street
soathetly parallel with wordsworth Avenue
forty nine WS) feet two and thr..-ausr;Nr,
Inc Of ana form.rS owned By hf ao Srthf so
line of lana Of Robert Bosardu. one hun.
the Westerly side OF wsd.W assnu.
thence Sorth-rly along said Westerly side
Of wadswcrth Avenue ATTY 500 feet TO the
Together with all rsturss and articles %
personal property which then wer. or which
connection with said PREMISE. ali Of ph.ch
were declsred by said mortgage 20 te COW
Dated. New York March .i... 1911.
VANCE HEWITT R-far,s.
BOWERS 4 SANDS. Plaintiffs Attorneys ~
Cedar street Manhattan. New York. Y
20 be sold: It's street Number IL AS wads.
worth Avenue:
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InKLCIOsuRE sALks.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEw YORK
Harlem savings Rank. plaintiff. against En.a-
beth u. Lertln and Others. de PENDANTS
Ia pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure ard
action. srd bearing date the ieih day ~ June.
1919. l. the under grcd the referee IN said jud
Inen, named. viii sell BY publ.c auction. a, the
the Borough OF Mania ttan. city OF New York, on
the 9Th day o; spril, 1914. a. 1, o'clock noon on
premises directed by said jud grnen, 10 be sold.
and the r-in d.s ribtd as follows.
Al that certain lot piece or parcel Of land,
situate, lying and being Ia the Twelfth Ward OF
the city Of Sew York, bounded and dc scribed 40
follows
.'erdar uste 10Th A,enue ara one Hundred and
lririie'h d9ohl Street running thence WIS ST.
cfy, sors We southery side Of said i3oth stree /.
parallel 20 Amsie rda m Avenue, Nty-ore (sD feet;
thence ea~terly. slNiy-two t62 feet. or ie S.
10 4 lire parallel with ipth street at the distance
OF tvenr-fnur 20 feet eleven ill inches the
from. thence easJriy, along said parallel line.
FORTY -thfe. 80 tetto Amtiorla m hven NJ. ,nencs
Sons s sas 81 saS e. Ne
point Of b. ginning.
Excepting ,herefrom TRAN guar piece
s teri Srsry from Sss H.n! hTsns. a
Inc parallel with 10th street disant TWEEN ~ Ave
go feet one a. inch southrrly ther-frcm: thence
running westerly. parallel with isoth street. four
~ feet thence southwesterly IN . point In Tho
northwest~rly line 81 gore Of land OF hary'
from The last point Of departure thence NORTH
soIs q .sid ehsl.s and Lazy se ts pS.n, ?,
N D.i.d New i ,i xsq s u i. sSni i,,.
EDWARD i9sEPh hNeRoNoudn Esisss
Park Row New York tity
Tie foowin Q u dih Cru m OF the property 10 b
uue ana ,o IVES, iSoh Street. Borough Q. Man
haitian. New YORK city.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

Supreme court-Appellate pivlslon--Re-
cess
supreme court-Speciai Tern,~Part -.
Before Weeks. J. Motion calendar called a;
Supreme Court-Speciai T.rm--part IL
Before PAGE J Court opens at 10 80 A. NJ.
Supreme Court-TrisI Term-Part VII
Before Hsndri,k cssc on: No day cal
surrog.te,s Court chamber--Betor. Fow-
Ter 8 wills Tor prohate-N.lli. Hennss.ey.
caspsf schmidt Georse J. Winter. Phebe II
Horton: Francis J II Barry, Max Taussnd.
M Mnry A. w Efrrs E ETly S1iysr LII.
at 1880 A NJ
surrosate,- court-rriaI Term Before Co.
city court--sp.ciai rerm-Par, he
Motions. Part II.-Refore FineIite. j Court
opens at 10 4. NJ Tx parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
supreme Court-special Term--Psrt III
a, NJ psy e9 aSs Ar, ?Ss 50. lse.
is is 81, 7S Highest number reached on
. su Rais Ii A.piaai FmP Par, u! KAN 1nn
saI.rn cour s,s Gpe9 s. At 5t
s ssis .gs; s;s ss 1917 1897 ga. ljs .is ,5;
ne day; No cause viii be- 81 down fer =
ssi.. Ups.,7,ssn .,si, ssss SIS s SEX,
ssssii-':sss s:s. $685., 1895, 1887, s26s, assa,
sies, $50. sos. ssi5. sis. 5ssi.ssiis!,, sil,s
slsi. 1878. :i75, 900. 2lsi. Highest mum.
Der o, Tsssh sao, on TeFp@r cal ss:?
Before Dixie J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
~ co',,,, co,r, ,,-,,ot,.t ,.,.z.. -, NJ
Part I-Before Nlsmsnn. j Court opens
A. 10 A NJ Tom Ricco. assault. Philiu
aoseS ass eST M Hifn s; ss4y
CARRYING dangerous weapon Francis q. A.
w Paat r mans.sSFh' Baker Frank Wilson
ala. Firm Fink Ho4man IiT" .s'" w palE!r
pailisrini. Jr, assault; Joseph Massina o
carrying dangerous weapon. Salvador Rizzo,
stolen property; Samuel weiss, common
gambler. Alfred Peters, carrying Dangerous
PART I1I-Before Southland. J, Loul.
Nosen baum, perjury; Joseph Guaro. assault
Angelo Castro. receiving stolen property
assault, Bernard Llbonsky, grand larceny,
John I.ombsrdo' carrying aanssrou" weapon
Ketehem. = Court opens at 10 A. NJ in th-
Hall Of necords second noor. Wills Of Jaco9
Margaret Davidson. Administration Charie.
seoneld. Guardianship OF Margaret johnson,
MarN rn4nhsm the wss tns %,
G. Church, J. F. sinnott. simeon sullivan
Samuel Valentine and John ysrneii. Is.
tstes OF II Wellbrock, Elizabeth Helm, A. T.
Carpenter, Margaret McCord, Elisha Thesll
James Carolan, H. sandman. q, schmitt
Edward Oltman, Hugh McElroy, william
Fuller and Esther Lowe Contested calen.
dar-Wills Of Samuel Valentine and Louis
Abelanskey.
QUEENS COUNTY.
County Court--Trial OF equity cuuses
Before Humphrey, j Court opens and
calendar callsd at 10 A. NJ. Reilly ct AL W.
Sulzbach' Fischer VS. Keegan, Blank VS.
White.
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LIS PENDBNs.
Manhattan

$ AMMEL sr ne cor Madison st. EkssH
trr'g-August Run e. al asst lsadore
Marsns 80 al tameuded fOreclos Of mtg
httys. Gettner, Simon a Asher
9TH ST, a3f E-Oivia II Conynghari .. al
AIT Isaac SalfusnowitE 81 al (forecios o.,
mig: attys, Bowers & sands
10th ST. Ji Emma Schiss ag. Fred .
eriek Dammann ct al toreclos OF mtg
atty ~ crscauer.
10th ST. = iss q Conven, av. csx
ssii two actions-Germania Life Ins 90
aGt Theodore kiliAn ct al tforeclos Of Two
mtgsl: attys Dulon q Roe
SID ST, =. 100 II Lexington AZ COX
loo.t--Geo " wicker.ham ACT Rossii- joel
81 az Uoreclos OF two mtxsl. attys cad
walader. Wickersham q Tar.
i5lsT ST. ms 1876 Il Park av s5xssil-
Henry Molter sst Fortunate d.pn0frio
ct al foreclos Of m,s atty. l. . ooesel
brsax.
WILLIS Az, 3's--Benjamin VI Loutr.l az,
Charlotte Van Benchoten - al partition .
wilder. 4 =.
NYsE Az. cor i73d st. 3SxiOe--Edw IN
II Meek- agt Martha p.rna - al fore
closure mortgage. ATTY. " % DuyaI
WALTON Az, :. 3Os.l n islth 81 IS :
Isst-Elilhbeih rpham agt Anna =
Jones ct al foreclosure OF mcrtsss-i:
sttys, Merrill a X
SIMPSON ST, .. l-s lG5th 81. +n1iOO--
Max Borck ast Eliza wrsy ct al fore-
closure OF MORTGAGE. atty, c l. Borck
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NEW OWNERS AT sAITAIRE.


Otis f. Loucks and Frank NJ. Gordon
have purchased the interest in Saitaire,
a summer bungalow colony on the Fire
Island beach formerly owned by l.. f..
Bliss and c. F. Oddle. and will take
over the development and mana cement
OF the seashore property. To the for
mer Saltaire owners the new owners
have sold their interest In . large
Florida development.
The Saltaire Construction Company
within two years has built rs bungs-
lows and cottages and now has under
way fourteen new ones. Water and
gas mains will be extended to all built
up sections ~ the property and water
MIGRANTS. AZ well az ornamental lamp
posts, will bc placed AT the intersections
OF the highways
A denomination. church will be
erected this spring and the Casino will
be enlarged to meet the Increased de-
mands. The general store will be en-.
larged and separate building Will be
furnished for the post office. The SAT-
alre Yacht Cub Is planning 20 build
clubhouse on its bay front property.
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roppcuosupH sAr.ps.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. couNrY
or NEW rORK-.VER PiANCK ESTATE.
ria,nsi9 e9s!n.s NEW gCnk REAL rs

NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. COUNTY
FATE srcaGR Hi:fr See o%xfSST a. Be- g.:
. II psi.u.cs. Of /. ludsm-n. e .sr.s,o.Sr:
above: snsi.isd action and teSiins dat. Ia.
he n t az n ssd ,uds@.ns named
room. Sos i.is Ss.sy Street.. Il Is. Boz:
i the 18Th ii S a:S q %sr E t, seiese
Co. Aueticnser., the ptcmis.: directed ~
said jvdement 70 be sold. and therein de-
lang, :,su.i.. iy!ns .nd being n q. so!essS
Sols Snsns.s c, SsSn ns ss 2,
side Of wsds~ orth Avenue one hundred and
ten uiei fee, two and three.eishths titJ
the inisrsecuon Of the Westerly side Of
wadsworth Avenue with the Northsrly side
OF ieSth Street running thence Westerly
Rfissn tiisj ...s: ,s.nes Sor.hep H psr.iisl
with wadsworth Avenue Fifty .i5oj feet
thence East:riy Pssailei with issth street
e.. sqd "a. a.. 9. %s s @ IN;
wsdswertn XVsnvs' tify tso1 feet 10 the he
poIn, or place q ess'nnins - ~ -.
personal property which then were or which
might thereafter be attached to or used In
connection With said premises. all Of snieh
were deelsred oy said mortgage - he COW
Dated. New Yert. March :,s,. 1914
,or,,. VANCE HEWITT; Referee
'oT cedsf Street.. Man. t.sn. Nes Yers.N =
.rty 10 ). sod; It's stree, Sums.r y ~;
wadsworth Avenue
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I I 8
ieSth street

Tho approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property IL to be sold. II Thirty thousand
and two hundred and nfty.oue NG-lu0 Dol
lars, with Interest thereon from the iIth
day OF March. 1914 together With tho ,osts
and thirty three s0-l00 Dollars with Interest
from March 10Th, 1914 together with ths
expenses OF the sale. The Approximate
amount OF the taxes, Assessments and water
rates, or other liens which are TO be allowed
to the purchaser out OF the purchase money,
or paid by the Referee, Is Seventeen hundred
and thir;y-seven so.i00 Dollars and Interest
said premises are sold subject 20 ths fol-
lowing;
81. -Four mortgage. recorded IN New y ok
L.ber 81. page $40. Lib.r 60 page sb3
lioer 10. page IL. AS modified and appor-
TONED By agreements recorded In said FcE-
isters once In Block Series tMortssges
SECTION s. Liber 10 pss. "a. Liber a. page
LD Mortgage recorded In said Registers
ONCE In Block Series MortssRes Section
Liber r. page O. as modinea snc appor
tioned by agreements recorded In said Reg
tion ., Liber ~. pas" 1870; Liber 81, page ~
and liber So. paGe tis; and to AN action now
pending In the supreme Court New York
County, TO forsclose said mortgage. Section
=. Liber 20, PAGE 8, entitled Benz amin Rios
som. plaintiff. against New York Heal Ests,.
and to such costa allowance and disUugse-
complain, and lis psnden. therein having
been MED In the New York County clerk =
once on January 2sth. 1874 and
%! Any s;A,s OF facts which an accurate
Dated. New YORK March glst 1914
VANCE HEWITT Ref.-.e
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sURHOGATEs' NOTICES.

GopINE. ADA JAMES In pursuance Of
an order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler
Surrogate Of the County of New York
dated November II, 1919, notice Ia hereby
given TO Al persons h.viny claims against
New York. dscsssed. to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subrcribsr
At his PLACE Of tIansactlns business at the
street. Borough Of Manhattan. In the city
OF New York, on or before the i6tn day Of
Of p.c.mb.r. isii. EpwARp Mi ia
BRITToN. Jr. Administrator. DENNIS a
Nassau street. New York City. N. Z
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PROPOSALS viii be received a. tn" ~
r-au OF supplies and Accounts Navy I"par'
n-nt, Washingtnu, Il G.. unu, 10 O'Clock
\ NJ. April II, 1914, hnI publicly op"n"d I'm
mediateiy thereafter, to furnish ~ thu nav,
yard, Brooklyn y y, Of = quantity Of htNet
supplies Ms follovs: sch G43i Hunting sch
stSa Lead covered end pap"r insulated
cable tslpphon" accessories sch, G,bA j.
Groceries .tc Sch Gitts Gull and yssst -
Sch. etTO' RefriEerators, daormats window
shades ranges Sch sbli. Insulating tape"
sch. s6i5: Corn and whi-k br9om~ So h.
6b9g: COnyeyor belt sch. 1888. IuhriCatlng
o!ls--sch sSss copper tubing. Applications
for proposals should de-lgun'" the schedules
desired hy number Rank proposals VII hs
furnished upon Application TO ths navy pay
ON &c New YORK. y Y. or 20 the Bureau.
T. COWiF PaNusst"r General L. 4. y.
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