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The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-ds-
scrihed property II to be sold, IL Sinety-four
thousand seven hundred and seventy eight
t@-i00 dollars t9tT7s.ta). with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF september,
1916. together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred and twenty
three 10 100 dollars Css2373). with interest
from september 2ith. 1916. together with
the expenses of the sale. Tho approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other Hens. which are to ht
allowed 90 the purchaser out Of the pur.
chase money, or paid by the Referee, 10
One thousand eight hundred and eighty-hvs
s6.i00 dollars 81. sS5si) and interest,
Dated. New York, Octob~r srd. 1915.
EDWARD II. KELLY. Referee.
The sun., 1916-10-18
NEGRO CHuRCHMEN BUY.

S.. Philips =. r. coiored congrega-
ton has bought the two four story
houses on plot l0x99.li at S07 and 2os
IVES, l33d street from h tni'ed States
r-us' Company and Fr,-t O. Wild.
lespec'ivel,. Nail n Parker were the
'rokers. The houses. which adjoin on
ne east the congregations cd!fce. will
be re approved with a building for social
work.
The sun., 1916-10-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

ACApEMH 81 n W cor Vermilyea av--Sam
SonIn Agt Marva Realty Corpn ct al.
S'pt IS 1911" ,hy hondl ..,.... =, ,t12s
?3D 81, 31,-aan Vincent Valentine
>Aur 10 1916. .,...,,. sGs2
SAVE PROPERTY Theodore e Wood ast
PARK Az =. whole IRON, bet wesn Soth
and bIst SITS Lawrence Rukeyser agt n
Y 4 u II II Il 90 ct al, Sept %, 1919
''Hnt 'ltuI .''.s' .'s ''.'. 800. 80. ,tI,O1uV M
81 Az. lI-lar"h l@iner agt y schulman
e. a. Sept y, laI9 '',;;'w,.,mi.;t1@
Marie Mt James II smith ct al, Aug -.
LEXINGTON Nv, aiia ana aiib--i~sc
Il, iViS.. 10
The sun., 1916-10-18

Tn. approximate. amount - tn. lien or
charge, 20 satisfy ~hich IN" ahnve-ds-
strttrf prpprrt Is to I've sold. g. Fifty
eight thuIhuui four hundred s"vonty-c.ght
nul 3y.loD dollars ttis,iiS 3,p, with IN
ier~st thereon from August 10. 1915. to-
gs'Epr Win tn' costs and ALLOW IUre
90 Ihr.c hundred ~cV"nty.s!x
and Ui-lUn dollars ts7IoOb, with interest
from August -. 1876, together with the
expenses ~ the sac. Tn" approximate
amount 90: she taxes. Assessments aud
va'ar rates. or other LIENS, which are 20
b.. allowed 20 the purchaser out 81 the pur-
Chate money, or paid hy the Referee. 10
w" thousand seven hundr~l fnriy-two
~ 100 dollars tsi.1i2 ga amt interest.
Dated, Sew York. september =. lti6.
lpIIN II ROiAS. Referee.
MILLER EI\t;. lASE n TNAFFDRp.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. so broadway.
New York city.
The sun., 1916-10-18
e2IS,Oco FLAT IN 4 DEAL.

Joachim :. Van Wezel has sold Cry
sal Court. at 3S&0 to 3s&6 Broadway.
northeast corner of lsOth street. a six
story apartment house. with stores.
fronting % II fee, or Broadway and 100
feet on the street. The seller acquired
ne property years ago from the
Crys'al Realty and Construction Com
rany. which built the house. II Is as
sessed AZ $4,000.
The sun., 1916-10-18
Plat A~D DWELLING DEALS.

WEST END AVENUE-The +. II.
Wood. W. n. polson Company has o
fUr Water j. Donovan el7 West End
avenue. a three story high stoop dwell
Ing on lot 20SiO0, adjoining the south
west corner Of l05th street.
FRANKLIN ANENUE-Robert VI. Full
ton has bought from the Gramont Con-
struction company 1892 Franklin ave-
hue, a five story apartment house on
plot 31.6xl00. Charles b.. Van Nalen
was the broker.
EnENWALD--The Jerome Property
Corporation has sold for the Menard
Realty Company at Edenwald. Bronx,
lot ?jxloo on north side OF 233d street
!" feet from West .Amundson avenue {:
pot 5sxi5u on the west side OF Tratt
avenue. 22j feet north OF 233d street.
and plot 5hNl3O on the east side Of
~Ampndson venue 400 feet south Of
'?33d street.
The sun., 1916-10-18
FLAT BUYERS IN BROOKLYN.

Robert Mc1lwaine has sold 1921 South
FOURTH street. ls2 Division avenue. 227
Rodney street, 1925 Hooper street.
"1 Hooper street and 392 South Fifth
erect.
Frank A.. Seaver & Co. have sold the
plot 'Oxl00 on the south side Of Seventy
,hird street 1895 feet west Of Eigh-
tenth avenue for II. K. Doten.
Salzberg has sold for Perlman &
LIN TO SAX X Birenbaum a two family
Gucco cottage. OF plot 37.6xs0. at 1917
Ff'y-!ourth street.
The sun., 1916-10-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with maine aud address ~ lenders at
tornsy,l

'"'" tornsyD
s.ru ST. l3l Was J Hlsnn 10 Chas J
Fitzpatrick at,ys, Price isr's
lssp ST. 100 w-Alicc . Grlfn'r 10 nv
II Nook. lnrchmont. y Y; attys. shaw
x 60. l2Ith 81 and en- Az 500"
Jacques attys. Amend 4 A.. lls NsssaT
SAME PROPERTY Max Herman 70 TO.
sina mccoy. lndlvld and ~ com Of Louis
RicgrImann. ct al, atty .. same. ,SG.;0H
9TH ST, :. 2?s " - Az Herman Goid.
berger to ~ G"rmm Society Of the
City - y 'rnS' H''y'' Amend : 4
s5TH ST. $ =. so = 81 av-Johst Hon
mann TO Demilt Dier"usary At 81 u.
and ia 81: attys, Iply. Hoyt & ", -
20 Az. e93-Regtna kalA, wIkrs'arre,
Pa. to johanna kat - a, cxtrcs and
cxrs Max frankcnh"im; aitys. knntro-
wl,z 4 +, aga Rwly.... $1,000
sD Az, SO Jan - laii-Fr'nccs VI Had
d"x' .aS = ?dth -, to Nelson smith. Jr;
smith. III W iSth ~. ..~.....,..,sa 5o
18TH ~. : : l6o W TN ~ Howard -
M,,i"org", ~ Shadysid" aN, summit
Julius II Ii"ser, 90 Park Row 81 500
igisT - 10 w-Chas Spiro TO Emily u
pay, ; iith ST, atty. Paul NJ cram.
I'll Az. =, ?iS n sSth st. runs g Ia \
: 25 sx . ASK u - sN " i@7N to . > av
X. 40 10 bog-Huh"rt r rarson to CHAR
ter CONSTR "a, III T. Oih 81, attys, Stod.
deri & n l2S Hway ,..:,,r... 81 1000
9th ST, t--ierom" q Young, So rl"rk
81, Jersey ttN, 80 Jacob Levy; nit,s.
Arnst"in. Ia =, ~ Bway. .....s $4,000
rEAhL ST. 496-1H', u : @l PARK
Park 1t x : " ~ * - StNS Tx : tx
sw ~ to n . = l'rarl ~ y . 49, Ia bog.
also all r I & wniuh Th"r".i i Malone
had and which rrf'N first pnrt now has
to irr'g plot bet rear \ " c 80 Park AMI
n W @ iNs Pearl st-John + Whclan 10
German Hospital and Dispensdry. atty.
Title Guar \ T 60, l76 Bway.. $685. 600
The sun., 1916-10-18
COLLEGE POINT HOTEL SOLD.

TIE College Point Hotel and Casino. at
me corner Of First venue and First
sUeet' college Point, one Of the best
Known picnic resorts in Queens. was sold
foreclosure yesterday by Henry g..
Johnson, Jr., I" Jacob Kaiser Of Long
,,ahd city. The purchase price was
ss'oo over and above n mortgage Of
s,I,o'o The sale included several pieces
o' land under water.
The sun., 1916-10-18
PLANS FOR NORRIS AVE. FLAT.

Frank S,ola. president Of the lS-th
street Construction Company. has filed
plans for "A i've story apartment: and
store at the southwest corner Of iS3d
street ard Morris avenue. The New
York Title ard Mortgage Company will
lend st5 900 on the operation.
The sun., 1916-10-18
TO OFFER TENN. COPPER STOCK.
New MANAGEMENT Expects ia show
Mig I'm Improvement.

The opening Of 4 better era In the az
fairs OF the Tennessee Copper Company
H. indicated in the formation of a new
company. known as the Tennessee cop
per aud Chemical Company. 10 take over
the stock Of the old concern.
As officially announced. IN" Tonnes
see Copper and Chemical Company has
been organized with an authorized issue
81 400. 900 shares OF no par value. of
whlch 200. 600 shares Will be exchanged
for the Tennessee Copper Company
stock, while the remaining 900 o00
shares will be off red to stockholders of
that company at So "A shar. The bank
crs underwriting the plan are J. :.
Hache n co. and Adolph Lrwisohn &
Sons.
\ new board at directors will he
elected for tn" Tennessee Copper Com
pand and Adolph Icwlsohn viii he made
president of both companies. j. :. BaChc
will he elected a director and member
Of the executive committee All the
stock OF the Tennessee Copper and
Chemical COMPANY will be placed in IA
voting trust for five years, The voting
trustees being Adolph Iewisuhn. sam A.
lrwisohn and William H. Joyce, Con-
sent OF two-th'rds OF the stock is nccrs-
Sary to carry out the plan and appruv-
ing shareholders should notify the co.
lumhia Trust Company by November s.
Tho secretary Of the Tennessee" cop
per Company In a letter to the bankers
states that In order to meet current ohli-
cations and develop the Company's bust
ness S..75O.0 900 Is needed NJ once. which
amount. 1t Is understood, will he ad-
vanced to the Tennessee Copper Com
pany from IN" proceeds of the sale OF
the new stock.
over S2.i00 600 has been expended for
improvements and new construction
since the first Of 1915,
Years Dividends sac Per Cent.
PIrrsBrRG. oct, l7-Directors Of the
American Window Glass Machine Com
pany to-day declared a dividend OF 1917
per cent. on the preferred stock. This
makes 5ih per cent. paid within a year.
or $3,sl5. 900 on the $1,000. 900 Issue.
The sun., 1916-10-18
BUILDERS At GREENACaEs.

.%.'1nn Prince a Ripley have sold 200
~ ot fro"'tee on Walworth avenue. in
o., me nreenAcrcs tract, Scarsdale. y. Y.
,harles II. Munich OF Chicago, H..
'"e model House Company. The buy
err pIan to build two houses for spring
~nupahcy. foundations for which are in
,.c'SS' Every house built during the
year has been sold.
The sun., 1916-10-18
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SOUTH ST, ~, all-Nito G rantasano to
Jas l'nrhino, 2i2 Frost st. lIkivn. ct al.
irn 'ass"lla Bros, 10 yrs frum Dec l.
1915; atty, Lawyers Tiilc ~ T 90 $50
bWay ', $500
ST. 30G-2l2 T., all-Pincus LowrnfeI
and ano to Hyman Eisenberg, 72 ", st.
asia yrs from Dec |, 1913; sttys, Lind
p 20 Ceday st...:...,..,....tio.Oo 900
rasi to Rose Greenfield, :Sos I'm Az. IL
The sun., 1916-10-18
VIEW HOSPITAL PLANS.

Plans have been fled with :he Man
haitian bureau OF buildings for making
over the five story building at the north
cas-. corner OF Broad and South streets
into a hospital. at an estimated cost Of
$4,000. The Broad Street Hospital. Ed
ward +. Wemp'e president. Is the owner.
william Neil Smith II the architect.
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yrs from Ian I. Si3@u
eth Az. ga. Ssh lot'-Frlnc.s Is Harrison.
iuiiyii. and anp. trustees, 20 l. u Estes
4 sons, - warren -, 10 yrs from May
l., $4,000
pvonN.
GARRISON Az. lol. store. 81 q l.oss-
lne 20, Inc. 80 Dietrich l."ub, AS Long
wood av. ? yrs and : mos from Oc' I.
at.y. Joseph = Harlon. 7'l = li1'h
~ 49,. .,-......... 900 -" slate
-. ~ r., ~ali--Amc'i, siege, 80
Louis SiU'n!k. =, Ellsn.rc pI. 3 Yrs from
Soy ! ATTY. Louis SiutulN, 80 T. i~-
mere p'....' .................. 3 zoo
The sun., 1916-10-18
BUYS ARDSLEY SITE.

h'hn"th Ives " Co, have sold for Or.
N"I'''n II. Todd a tract Of land on Han
,p'H pace u Hudson avenue. Ardsley
1drK' Ards."y-on-iiudson 10 william +.
'e'eiS' who Will erect a residence.
The sun., 1916-10-18
GLEN ROCK PLACE SOLD.

=. S. INSTRUMENTATION 4 FormRn
have sold for the Smith-Singer Company
a residence on Rock road. Glen Rock.
N. j., with one and n quarter acres to
Dr. Robert W. Merkley Of Manhattan.
The sun., 1916-10-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Monhattan.

Hamilton W cary, 10 R"u. ll1usnan
Hari~. France, 81 al, trustees. a'tS~. Jl'
4 Ianll"r, - Wal - ....... 81
70 saul bernstein. ~ IN ay s.
LEXINGTON Az. " ~ = Sd. s'-N y
County National Rank to iawr'r's
steiner. $40 Wet End ~. ami An". inl,v
ana "Nrs. atty, i-tdur H.fshfeld. 81 Nas.
stu II .,r,... ....-.... ..... ....... ....f
lllTH ST loH W-StiuSou Ro~~r'"ii -
l.hhi" SiG 1875 5th 49,. a'iys. ktu'ro-
Wiz & T. ~" BWay .... ..., 500
lltTh ST 10, N-libbis SIN to samson
RosHnh".d as central Park West a'tNs
kan'r'M,i & T. s@G ""ay toooo
'HhlsTolHER st: li'Ti'l". Guhran'""
4 Trust Go 20 y Y Title y Nor 90,
la5 Hway. $500"
STit ST s-N E-F,nri nrp"nhe,n"r -
Al, trustees, 20 Flora " ~ppp"nhsimer
2l0 " s0th ~ attys, Strouse s. :, ~
Liberty st, ..,........ 81
The sun., 1916-10-18
SELLS MOUNT KIsCO ESTATE.

r. '|wls u Preston has sold for Anne
N"lte her property al Mount Kisco.
S'Ing Il about forty-four acres and
rrrr'l'hes, 10 W. ". Thompson, Mr.,
i m'u'!'"' "Hl make extensive a!,cra
NUNS ana improvements to the property.
The sun., 1916-10-18

Inc. to the woodlawn Cemetery. 20 f
?sd st. due july II. 1919, "a p g atty,
Lawyers Title 4 T CO. 100 Bway. SIS. 900
AMSTERDAM Az, &c scr sSth st, s1ss
Corpn to Metropolitan Life lns 60. /
Madison av, due March 1. 1927, 8 y {
tbldg ioanl, until completion. then ~.
attys. Butcher. T & r. J. Madison ay...-
WEST END Av, W cor ioith at, coils
1i5. Oct 1896 West End Avenue Corpn
to city Mtg Co, Is Wall st. demand. 9
p c. atty, "a SNOW. Is wall ST.. 5000. 900
Uptown.
Manhattan, north OF 10th street.)
18TH ST. II r. s7x76.1o, Oct i3-Ira
Wollison & VIM Goldberg to stephen II
jackson. Isl W 12ist ST, due Fob l.,
ls2?' 9 p c; address. loe Lexington
hist sT. =, 100 E Manhattan av. ssx
loo.11. oct s-Paula Wolf. indlvid and
and int rs per bond, pr mtg $4,000;
atty. Lawyers Title a T Co. 100
SANE rRoPERTy. oc, same to Bella
G Landauer. II W 18th ut. 3 yrs, 3 p g:
is.D ST. ,Sos v. sexssii, OCT is-Rec,or,
WIN Foveiii. ! Wall sSty's' e:,s,4!S56
18TH ST; I:s,s?s ". 5oxssli. DC! IA
100 Riverside Drive. due Oct ie. 1929.
,,s,pc; address. u Bwsy $4,000
HAVEN Az. W g. us n from p. i7oth al,
.SSios.S. sept so-Gold Theatre Corp. to
Adolph Wurzhurger. St2 " ssth ~. due
oct u. 1918. , per cent; attys. Kurzman
HAVEN Av e'o " = 200 n from ;c ,n'Oyo
soslosa, oct ii-same to VIM DE Lancy
ward. DUAL President NJ cloud. Paris.
q fa"at Mi f. Allc !; iiis; : pc. cent a,ty;
HAVEN Az. :. 115 n from 10th ~,
.SSios 2, oct i7-same to samson Lach-
man. ais " ieSth st; ! ". per cent,
prri9r mtg. %ti''Soo' attys. Lachman 4 q;
30 Nassau $4,000
Borough OF The Bronx
WALTON Av. ?t3s. s?xii7Io-siesmund
Rway, OCT T. yrs. per cent; a,,y y
BAILEY Az, v :. aaSs n ssi.t st. 5ox75s
7iixss 7xi?5. lanes whelan to Har-
lem savings Bank. I2i f. l25th ~. oct 10,
due as per bond atty I q a 4 Co. l7e
HUGHES Av. : 8. Ms issth 1t. :i.loS
sis-Michsel Peliecchio to Narst "
k' p 6. S'fS' Ms1s; \ \ 1--we l.: Oct c 70; : yE:.
ELM rI. y :. :si'is n is,,n At. sax irres
G ,oIH ,rn van AntwesP.n to Ann, A brad +.
per bond; atty. q IL Winthrop. 90
HTGHiEs AZ W e isad st. 15xa5"MIs.
&c lantous Rlty corpn t. Warren L sam.
J oc, II, 3 yrs. &C. atty. l. T a 7 &C.;
GR%Nb B28rLEviRp AHD coNcotRsE'
ct..l5sT n Fordham. RI. four lots. each
s"Sioo. foar m'gs .ach S'esoMconTour.e
IA 4 12ith II. oct ~. due u. per bond
ATTY, FL ciinch, II Park Row $40 900
FINK ii smith TO valhsii, Go-pn' 500
Wills av. prior mtg $4,000. oct "a
yrs GO: atty. T q a r CO.. I5G
BROOK AZ. : 200 n 81 rauI. p. 25y
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BUYER Fon pLANDOME HOUSE.

Lt'Iuse, Washburn & co. have sold
a. I.an1oIn", l.. l.. an eight room house
=" Nlod.e drive, overlooking the HIS.
10 Irwin W. PETTY.
The sun., 1916-10-18
ANOTHER wEsTBuRy ESTATE.

,h"ir' y Rogers Of Worthington
Nn''rhhns" has sold for the Jere John
Nh, Jr, '"upluy u tract of eight acres
. hi"Ad Hollow Woods, Westbury. l.. T.,
"J'ln'ig IN" estate Of r.. II. Morgan. to
'n'h' who will improve the property
asa country "s.!te.
The sun., 1916-10-18
LARGER HoBokEN FACTORY.

Wilson Bros. Iron Works OF Hoboken
have bought from Leo Mayer n plot l75x
100. west side Of Grand street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, Hoboken,
for Improvement with a factory.
The sun., 1916-10-18
ZIG FLAT FOR EAST NEW YORk.

a six story apartment building. to cos,
&65 goo. " 10 lie built on II plot G5xio0
feet. on the south side 81 Ross street,
100 feet east of Ice avenue. from plans
prepared by Shamrau X Shdmpau, drChi-
tects. The building VIII be for Aron
Segel as owner.
The sun., 1916-10-18
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat u vEsEY STREET.

ny Joseph +. plV
ST NICHOLAS Az. " . SplO II l50th st.
as 5Si00: vacnnt-Cnruline Wayne agt T.
: Treacy and ano. due. s..G6i Is. taxes.
&c, t,l7t:s; to n" pll!n'ii.... 5000
l?SD ST, 81. Ns T.. ~ 3Nio1.ll three ,
sly hous"s-Emigrpnt industrial savings
Rank agt G r SCOTT, iEdiyid and M "Nr,
"t al, duo, sll,Oiil', taxes, Sc, ft09.0s
to the plaintiff .,-........... SO. 900
by NJ. Morgenthtu, Jr. co.
3D AV. l2Tl-l2I3. 5llN>". iva 4 sty nats
and strs-Casualty 90 II America agt j
y Mesgher ct a.; due. sil.h2662, taxes.
&c. t,s57Ss' to tho plaintiff. . $4,000
nv Henry BRADY.
9TH ct. 37T-3s3 y. 61loNaG, 4 sty front
and rear trts-Elizd fltiSChhauer ct al,
exrs. Rgt Max Norschl"isor ct al. due.
$4,000. taxes. &c. $50. to tho plain
BY Samuel Marx.
18th st, ti5-tl7 r., iON.i7N irree. q sty
tnt-W VI Morgan agt Mathilda Bloch
ct nj; due, s3i,264 50, taxes, &c, s3Sa 80;
to tho plaintin ...".............,i2s 5000
lat 32Os THIRD AVENUE
ny Joseph T.. Day.
BloNNWOoD Az, II " cor 2i%th st. son
l2Ox irreg. also ?lith 1T. > $. $50 .
Brentwood nv. 5OXlOO-c u EbeIlne,
trste. agt " l. Ph"lan ct al. due, S2,-
hl6 10; taxes. Sc, F?32 "a; to the plain
III" ''''''''''' $1,000
BY lanes j Donovan.
AN, " =. l1TG n iG9th II, 15x
100; Vacant II Maloney agt Mount
clair" Improvement ca ct al; due,
$4,000 80; taxes. &c, Sl56.7i; to Nathan
"NS ''''''''''' 800
The sun., 1916-10-18

Plttsburg Can Company. Van Zandt &
De Mott. buscnb 'ry n Co. and Allied
Products Corporation.
The sun., 1916-10-18
QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE
REAL. ESTATE.
APARTMENTS wANTED-rVRNIsuED.

RESPONSIBLE party would rent :
or 6 room furnished apartment located
hr'Neen END ana "tih S'rssts W.s'
r"f, t"r'e- gwen, i"pu'~ tlens" giE"
fpl' Iar..cutIrs OR MATTHEWS lNsh
n ia, ksou Ave l.. | Ii'N Fhou" sol
Astoria
The sun., 1916-10-18

56TH st, tl5-tl7 r.. i0N.i7N irree. q sty
tnt-W VI Morgan Hgt Mathilda Hloct
ct NJ; due. saiI264 So, taxes, &C. s3Sa -
TO the plaintiff .l2s, OOC
The sun., 1916-10-18
HOME FOR $500

,ORoUGH or RICHMoND-rOR SALE.
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Spring Street

Dated New York, September GOSH. 1915
JOHN l.. O'BRlEN. Referee,
T CHANSON PRESS.
Attorney for Flaint!H.
g33 broadway. New York City.
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section OF Greenwich. to Wilbur g.
Wright OF Greenwich.
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BITE FOR SOUND SHORE HOME.

william '. Day has sold for Mrs. AIDE.
.". > y Mcconihe a building site. con-
ccssuuns OF four acres. bordering on
N'sshwich harbor In the BELLE Haven
The sun., 1916-10-18
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
=

with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of first part)
The sun., 1916-10-18
ALSO NOW on DAILY VIEW
Clothing and FurS

The colittor1| iur urUl.i l.'r~ made ~
tn" above Off Previous 90 nf. mounting
Aug -. 1873 Iu D. -u.. 90 "l'..',. pr'
The sun., 1916-10-18

BENZ. ID. HAIGHT
Special Deputy supt. Of Banks.
care of Banking Dept.
BROADWAY NEW YORK CRY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-24
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
YOU CAN BRING BACH COLOR
AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE
TEA AND SULPHUR.

When YOU darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur, no one can tell
because It's done so naturally, so
evenly Preparing this mixture,
though. at home is mussy and trou-
besome. For 80 cents you can buy
at any drug store the ready-to-use
preparation. improved BY the addi-
tion OF other ingredients, called
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with IT and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time BY morning all gray
hair disappears. and. after another
application or two. your hair be-
comes beautifully darkened glossy
and luxuriant
Gray. faded hair. though no dis
grace, is a sign Of old age and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance. get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound and look years younger This
ready to use preparation is a delight
ful toilet requisite and not a medi-
cine. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention Of disease
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-24
BRILLIANT CAREER
ENDS AT POOR FARM
Ralph NJ. Dement,, Once Leader
Of Bar, Broke Down Ten
Years Ago.

PORTLAND, Nov e. Ralph N
Dement, died al the Multnomah poor
farm, YESTERDAY When his father
died in the late sos and left him .
large estate. Dement, was one Of the
most promising young lawyers in the
state, Then fortune smiled at him.
Later he entered upon a career that
caused his downfall
Dement, was born in oregon City
July 27, 1856. He was named aftet
Ralph Wilcox, the first school teacher
in Portland. He was educated in the
public schools of San Francisco and
graduated from Columbia University,
Washington, D. c., in 1875. Two
years later he received a degree from
the law department OF the same col
lege. After two years in the federal
service he came back to oregon.
He went into politics, formed a
partnership with John H. Mitchell
later United States senator. and was
one Of his strongest supporters. The
firms offices were at First and Nor
rison streets.
Representative Men Of oregon, a
book published in the early SOS. de.
scribed Dement, as one OF the most
promising young attorneys in the
state. 1t credited him with the abil-
ity, the nerve and the ambition to
make him successful.
Dement, was appointed police judge
by Mayor John Gates. He served from
1885 to 1883. In 1886 he ran against
John Catlin for county judge, and lost.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-24
by Thomas Walsl

II have been sufferer from Ca
tarrh for over twenty years doc
tored off and on for fifteen years
but still, after all this doctoring and
drugging | got no relief
Finally my ailment became %
severe that I was practically deaf In
one ear and almost so in the other
Ny wife got me a HyOmei outfit and
Immediately began to use It accord
ing 10 directions and the results
were remarkable. / have used aneth-
er bottle OF Hyomei and can truthful.
ly say Il is the first relief | have ex-
perienced in twenty years Thh
sounds like strong language. never.
theless 1t is the truth.
Il feel there Is nothing like Hyomel
"a boon 10 the sufferer Of a loath-
some disease, catarrn. l consider II
a pleasure TO recommend Hyomei to
ali who are sufferers from this dis
ease"
The oil OF hyomei has long been
recommended as beng one Of the
very best treatments for catarrh OF
nose or throat. 1t is not swallowed
but the patient gets quick results by
pouring few drops or the pure oil in
10 a little hard rubber inhaler which
comes with each large bottle OF oil
Place the inhaler in the mouth a.
shown in illustration and just breath
naturally into the throat, lungs and
air passages the medicated air which
the oil gives off This is pleasant but
so powerful that its germicidal qual
titles quickly destroy all catarrh germ
life and sooth the sore, swollen. in
famed membranes, stopping the dis
charge and ending the disease.
Tallman & Co as well as other lead
ing druggists in the city speak high.
~ OF Hyomei and state Il is always
sold by them with a positive guar.
antee 10 refund money II in any case
OF catarrh, bronchitis sore throat
coHgh or cold. 1t fails to give prompt
relief In getting Hyomei for the first
time be sure to get the large size
which contains the inhaler as It's use
is quite essential for best results
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District court OF the UniteS
states for the District OF oregon.

In the District court OF the United
states for the District Of oregon.
In the Matter Of Charles Stanton,
a Bankrupt.
To the Creditors OF Charles Stanton
OF Helix, in the County Of Umatilla
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
nth day Of November, A. d. 1916, the
said Charles Stanton was duy adjud.
icated a Bankrupt and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
at the office of the undersigned Ref
cree In Bankruptcy, at Pendleton.
Umatilla County, oregon, on Decem-
ber End A. D. 1916. at 10 O'Clock a.
m, OF said day. at which time and
place the creditors may attend. prove
and file their claims, examine the
Bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting.
Done and dated at Pendleton, ore
gon. this goth day OF November, A.
n, 1915
THOS. FITZ GERALD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.