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LIS PENDENs.

I'D ST. rs: Barrow st, ls: sth ct. 4as z,
ana <sth st. .. 357 w I'd av. 2lxloe-
John J Guntzer ast Rose Guntxer ct al
lpartition); atty. q v Granger.
9th ST. 22T E-John Guntzer ct al art
Anna strauo ct al (partition); atty, G v
Granger.
hist ST. so New York Life ms A
Trust Co. trustee. ast Jacob Baruch ct
al foreclossire OF mortgagO: attys,
Emmet Parish.
Av 4. n cor of 18th 81. ysxloo. and
Rutsers st. lot zoe. except part re-
leased. map OF estate OF Hendrick
RuthersLsafety Holding Co agt Hyles
Purvin. trustee. ct al (amended fore
closure OF MORTGAGE; atty. II straus,
18TH ST. 9. 100 e 5th av. eerlooIi-
Amelia NJ Bauchle aEt William stein
berg foreclosure OF mortssge) atty, q
+TH ST. W .. SCI 3 Hora,io ct, e7x71,
trreE-Henretta II Boardman AIT
Mary Doyle ct al foreclosure of mort
Eage); aitys, Douglas, Armitage & Nc
Cam
KING AV. .. 3s5 Beach ct 25x2osx
trreg--Agnes Cecilia Hayes axt Oliver n
Collett ct al (notice of levy; atty. n
Kahn.
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David stsrnbsrrer to Jacob II 0rubman.
M W ssh e, yrs ~; sttys. ceh zen
Cwest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ct. n .. 600 sth sv. 7Sxss.s. p m.
ws.hswken Dry Dock Co. wsehawksn,
si.. a:'' Julia X sof s p mtg ehs ss'ss
ssTT y; So ,s,:i,s S1sy, ,sS.ii : 5
.ss,:ss; a atty. LAT Lawyers ;s Z? iss
ssTH 81, i I. iiiii = Bwsy. tc1iis;ssSsss
11o.1, D m. Nov lie l. Barnett to Second
P m, ii1s,doO; atty. Lawyers T < + e.
MASHATTAN Xv. 60. iss.t1is, Nov '' Nv
Fitted Corp to N Title a Mtg Co. 1875
Bway, yrs. So ................. $4,000
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx)
sisTH ST. n ., ao5 . white Plains Rd. ,a,.t
x11t-Angelina Nocita to Maria Mon
tssna, sss Z alsth st pr mtg ts.aso.
Oct 2s. J. yrs. So; atty. W Fet.er
,,sT ss E sT az "a ,s;;;oc.s, ,5Seo
Har, to Abr Lss,stons, sos W iioth
At. Nov :. yrs. SO; atty. @ a T CO;
tors Il ana II, map wcoif VS. wooi toe
Laura Walker TO Anna W Schaefer.
lIos 1nteriaken Parkway. Seattle. Wash,
Nov & Z yrs. s%/atty. Mclaughlin q
vfsh Az Wi Wan. rs IL ina st, ;;1iosn,.Ass..
gusta Larson to John H Kroog. f4ss
Eyse a.. Nov 2, yr. s%: atty, r II
Bergmaa, ssof I'D av..............N.boo
WISE Az. es. 10 $ 17sd ct. soxloo-Au-
gusta Larson to william Schmidt, 1883
Prospect av. prior mtg t32.soo, Nov 2.
due Oct 8, 1870. So; atty. r II Berg
VYsE Ay, 1915, . .. .sx1oo-NRthan Darn
stretch to Aoritn Mark. AL r ssth ct,
prior mtg $1,000. Nov Z, . yrs. So atty,
A schwartz. l5o Fulton ct. ...s7.o 600
HOE Av. i145. W .. 2tsxloo--Jacob Stirn
to Emma Bernheimer. Has Hoe av. Nov
/ yrs. s%i sttys. Dunn h d, 2sl
TRINITY Av. s.i-s. . 5. sOxiGo.Nsnnis
z Fowler TO Bernard Brooks. $50 For
81; April Is. ! yr. 81: atty. Max Mon.
fried. .ss Bway ...,..............f ,o o0
ELM PL, .. 1s4.1i Kingsbridge I'd
is.sxs2.s--Geo e. Altstadt to Lawyer,
Title Trust Co, 100 Bway. Nov 6. I
yrs. 81; atty. Law T Co. 1st
Patterson Av. 8. 60 Taylor -'S s~
runs W I5x n loox . ASK n 2bx Ioox
1Sx 5ox 100-william EnElert "a
i Cocks, tSl Patterson av, ct a
Tex. &e), Nov /, 6 yrs. So: attys, Hirle.
man & V. ssl e fisth st........,3.2et
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-07
Japan Takes All u. S.
Exporters Can Send Her

10 great have grown Japan's Inn
portations since the war be-
~ gan that exporters from this
country are finding It difhcult to sup
ply ali the goods wanted. according
TO advices from San Francisco.
Calls for all sorts of textiles arc
especially numerous. Cottons OF intr
grades, like dimities. organizes. ging-
hams, caiicos. with denims. shirtinEs
and sheetings, woollen goods OF all
kinds, mems and women's knit hos
iery and ready to wear clothes are
all in great demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-07
\ Business Troubles.
Petitions in BANKRUPTCY

Petitions in bankruptcy filed Yesterday
in United States District Court were:
MELTZER BROTHERS-In an involun-
tary petition Morris and Saul Meltzer,
trading as the Meltzer Brothers, s7o
Freeman street. The Bronx. were do
clared TO have liabilities OF $4,000 and
assets OF about $1,000. william r.
Golden, Sonia Dressed and B. Fischer
& Co, address stated, are the three
named as receiver. Loew a Loew. 2ss
Broadway. are the attorneys for the
creditors
r. r. KING MANUFACTURING CORPoR.
ATION-In an Involuntary petition the
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TENANTS BUY HOME,

Hagerty Bros. & Co.. dealers in glass
ware, are the buyers Of the two four
story buildings at and 10 Plat street,
cold recently by the Charles F. Noyes
Company and the Douglas Robinson,
Charles 8. Brown Company as brokers.
A. the time OF the sale It was intimated
that the glassware dealers, who have
occupied the property for moro than half
a century, were the buyers.
Samuel Stern. an investor, Is tho buyer
OF the property at the northwest corner
OF Monterey avenue and 1s0th street.
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GOVERNMENT TAKES SPACE.
100000 Square Feet In eth Ave
Departmeut Store Rented.

Tho American Railways Express COM
pany IL understood to have closed q lease
for 100000 square feet Of space In the
seven story building at III to 11s West
Nineteenth street, part OF the old Simp-
son-Crawford store. The rental for the
space. which 10 to be used for general
Offices. il between SEQ. 900 and $4,000 q
year. Last year the Post once DEPART
ment closed a five year lease for $4,000
square feet on the two lower floors Of
the building at rental Of $4,000 for
the hrst year.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan

torneyD
Manhattan.
lsT Av. " cor s3d ct, .sx7g-Isidor A
Wollheim to Hy C and Elise stelnh on
2ts2 Elm pl. Bronx, July ls. 1905: atty,
w Weiss. 4s Wall ct $4,000
CANAL ST. cor Mulberry st, lsiox
n Clemmett. 3s+7 Broadway, and Jennie
NJ vernon, $40 Park av. exrs estate
Samuel Vernon. Nov .. 1919: atty, C
McDermott, ! Rector 1t. .... $50 900
ssTH ST. 70 W-Hester Bates to Louis
and Agnes n Smyth. exrs will Teresa r
Smyth. Feb a.. 1893: atty. william r
BRooME ST. ISs-Morris and Johanna
sturtx to Central Savings Bank In City
OF New York. Nov -. 1897; atty. Meyer
SD ST. ., IT'S Park av. fsxlo2 s-liS
SD 81 Corpn to the Hermitage Co, 80
Broad ct, Aug 2. 1915; atty. A H After
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ORDERS 100000
COATS FOR ARMY
Quartermaster Corps Awards
Contracts for Service Gar
ment for Pershing's Men,

Contracts for making 1.3s0.0o0 service
coats for the overseas forces were
awarded yesterday by the ouartormas-
ter Corps to clothing manufacturers in
various parts OF the country. The work
will keep the contractors busy about ten
weeks.
Most Of the contracts were awarded on
bids OF s1.s2. the Government furnishing
everything except the servings. These
contracts complete the reoulsition made
some time ago for overcoats, service
coats and trousers.
Following are the successful bidders
and the quantities awarded:
Armitase Tailoring Company. Chicago.
| 10000; Sternsteln Bros. Chicago, zo.ooo:
Consolidated Manufacturing Company, Bos-
! ton, 10000; Abe Bloch Company. Cincin-
natl 2soSG the c0p;Siassd Coat ssSSo
!. Eskin, Vineisnd. N. j.. ao.ooo; A. Men
delson 4 Bro. Uniform Company, Inc. Vine
| J.. 1000 simon Cohen Co. New York.
| 10000 sper Mel Clothing Corporation.
New YORK, 10000; Louis Simon Brooklyn.
York, so. 600; weinstcin Brecher. Inc, New
York, 10000: New York Uniform MANI,
ManuiscturlnE COMPANY. Vow York, a.
! $4,000: siegel Bros. Goodman. New
! York. 400, 900; Ivan Frank q Co. Inc,
New York. $4,000; John HAIL, Inc. Chi.
eago. 10000; Samuel Epstein. Philadelphis
| IL, 900; John Ansheld Company. Cleveland,
| 5000; Henry Somehow & Co. Baltimore
| 100 goo; Li.bowitz Bros, Brooklyn. 40
! 900: wansmaker a Brown, Philadelphia
! 100, 900; Silverstsin & Schlossberg. Bait
| more. 10000; Strouse q Bros, Inc, Bslu.
| more, $4,000: II. Bernstein, Philadelphia
| 80. 900; Samuel Epstein. Philadelphia, So
| 900
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Special Despatch to TEE Sun.

bPcNFHt I1tSVuFtFt
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Recommenda-
tons regarding the restoration Of indus
tries TO peace basis are being prepared
by the War Industries Board. and will
be made public soon. II was oficially
announced to-day.
II Is believed come regulation OF in
dustry and disposition of raw materials
will be necessary during the reconstruc-
ton period that changes may be made
with as little Generalization as possible
Because OF this 1t is thought very prob
able that the board will be continued in
power for a period after the war.
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At 5EUb THIRD AVENUE
BY James ]. Donovan,
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

asTH ST. 2ss w-MichaeI L Moss to rit,s
Guar Trust Co, 17e Bway "a 900
lb$TH ST. SIS, 100 W st Nicholas av; Ave
nue. d. 4l-ts: 1924 ct, I03 W; lsist st
80 2So Pleasant av; lolst at, O.
slss list av; Elizabeth ct. l70; 6 mtEs
agsreg *l2s.0oo--John Il Miller and U 8
Trust Co, exrs of Kate c Brown, to N Y
University. .? Waverly pl; attys, Stewart
Shearer. % Wall st...............Sl
Bronx.
10TH ST, 500 E-Rollin II Lynde to John
walker. exr: atty, Chas BAechler
IT'S East fremont av.........,...S5.5o0
SAME PROPERTY--John W Harper, eIr
to Alkaline II Dodge: atty. same. .....ti
SAME PROPERTY-David Scott, exr 10
Geo c Dodge. l7s Washington pl: atty,
PARK Av. n . cor 'iisss;thh 81. sS.ixioonssssG
1oo.2-Benenson Realty Co to Patk ]
canning, t27 L 6sth st; atty. r X Kelly.
ANTHONY AV. l7ss-N Y skin and Cancer
Hospital to Caroline waElsr, 2l02 Tin
ton av; atty. Lawyers Title & T Co. 100
wAsHINGToN Av. l4ss-Lawyers Mtg Co
to Marie Heinrich. 100 Il 150th st; attys
Lawyers Mtg Co. So Liberty st. IS, 600
BECK sT. s, 200 8 i6sth 81. 2sIioo-
Thos Brennan TO Celia Brennan, 600
is2d ct; atty. Timothy Lsary. .
GHRFIEID ST. issi-D;.vyid SCOTT. : si,'t 10
q Geo Dodge, IT'S Washington pi; atty,
c IL Bseehler. li2s u fremont sv $4,000
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TO HEAR Dock OFFICIALS.

Dock Commissioner Murray Hubert
will speak at the monthly meeting of the
United Real Estate Owners Association
this evening in New York Turn Hall,
Lexington avenue and Eighty nth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-07
Drug Market More Active.

Believing that peace will have q
marked effect on the prices Of drugs
many dealers in herbs. leaves and seeds
from which some drugs are derived have
recently been attempting to get rid OF
their holdings at present levels. with the
result that the market has shown in
creased activity, according to the weekly
review which will be sent out by Drug
and Chemical Mdrkets to-day.
Government requirements OF acids and
many heavy chemicals are leaving little
available for outside markets. But
manufacturers and dealers are carefully
watching their stocks, as they are fear
full of having too much on hand when
the war ends.
Prices for citrates. antipyrine, acct
phenetidin and quinine are firm. Coal
tar products are more In demand. but
production ia hampered by lack OF inter-
medlates and shortage OF labor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-07
LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD


Levy, Jacob-M. J. sittenneid.... 12o.ti
Lertins Jane - Lord. Court
building .,................... i.2i5.Ti
McCauiey wiIuam--v. Loewers
Gambrinus brewery, .......... 1,01s.pl
Manton, Leon W.-R Bennett. 1873
Mailer. Michsel-w. J. Farrell ,,,..
49,. .no' xii !, Ia 'pacin.
Lunch, Inc-Adams Flanagan
Co ................... sS1.I1
Nichols, Harry S.-M. A. Neln... lilo
Nateison, Meyer. and Barnet
SteinberR (Climax Shirt COZ. HOS
Poultney, George w. +. Sherl-
dan ...............,...,.. 10000
Rotoio, saivatore-M. Hammer ct
al Observation-Disclosures, CEASE
schwart1, Emanuel Marion
Realty Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685.
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. esfb6
6antoro. Aessio-ItaHan Vine
yard Co., Inc. ................. S.sf2 -
Scharltn. Harry ga. Cirkiman. 3sseS
Topper. Jacob Cd. Finbinder.. $4,000
Under Sea Amusement Corpn.--G
Hill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,62s.Ss
's .,e' John He. A. Vaien- ,,.soo
Williams Edgar III r. Paeel 7fIt.
walter, Anna Keuth-G. r.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
AT II vEsEY STREET. ]
BY Joseph p. Day.

BY Joseph p. Day.
TRACT fronting $50 It on Bayview av,
Great Neck. l. I, to be sold In acreage
plots. exrs sale. estate OF Gilbert N
Plympton. deceased; to r d Wyckon,
q Wolf. representing q client, and Rob-
srt Tarieton for a total OF. ...... $50. 700
By Henry Brady.
LAFAYETTE ST. eos. a1sxloo, 5 and 4
sty loft and str-womens Hospital in
State n Y agt b Moiinari ct al; due,
sl7,s7s.s2; taxes. &C. ti7s.zs; TO the
uSIoN So u. 10 and Is, scxii;. s sty
loft and str bldgs-Cnion 50 savgs Bank
agt Il q Pier ct al: due, 66,4s5.bO;
taxes. &C, tlsl2slo: TO the plain :
TIA -''''''''' ''''''''' .'''...' ,#l6O,OOo
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
1foTH ST, IS E, 27x1oO.II. s sty tnt-M A
Howard aEt Myron Butler ct al; due,
t?s;ssssi; taxes. &C, t3.sis.si: to the
biAhuH 1900. .....-........ tZS, 600
lat 320s THIRD AvENUE1
BY James ]. Donovan.
KING Az. 8. 225 $ Beach ct, 25x2ls-
Sherims sale of all right, title, &C, which
Q III Collett had on July rs, 1917, or
since: to Elsie NJ Greer. .ti, coo
BY Henry Brady.
BATHGATE Av. 2t2s. W c lssth (S1).
a2xss.4. sty int and strs-Central Union
Trust Co VS. W II Mehlhop; due, sse
1866; taxes, &c. tS4s; to the plain.
hAh ''''''''''"' t2,00Q
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth of Fourteenth street,
ESSEX ct. 40 0. 15xl0e, p NJ, Nov l.
Samuel Cohen to Dora Berman IS w
10th at. due May 1, 1890. SIS, DR. mtx
t2sSQo; atty. Jacob BermAn, s+s
Bway ..'::: ...I.r....... VI. 500
AVENUE c. 1865 VS.. 2sxs3. Nov Flor
ence Hunt to Kate Sherman. 12s yaret
ct. Brooklyn, due June I, 1919. So, DR.
mtg. $4,000; atty. Louis Besdine, 1Ss
Montague st, Brooklyn. ..........t 5.7so
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
slsr ST. I'LL q. ls.Sxloo. p N. Nov g.
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alton, address not stated. was declared
ss,s: wa EiR.si ana Il! Ad'!ph T. o'I I ss
10 Broadway. are the attorneys FOR
the creditors. n.,,,o,
paul Paul j 5eSss IL SOUTH rsar,a ss:sS;
s'ns ;;:, s';s ss i II rs .;;;..
K.n, tn. principal Incl, s S,.H,sSsS:
neys for the bankruptcy; ,,,.u
NORRIS Boss-In voluntary pst ,r.et
By Morris Boss. Boss; ,ss M OF s,sss.si
ana nsse;;s OF ssss.io' " Lewis q schsap.
.so Broadway. are attorneys TOT Inc
bankrupt.
schedules In bankruptcy.
schedules in bankruptcy entered yes.
terdsy in United States District Cou''
xSERIcAS coMPoNovA COMPANY.
INc.-Ths schedule nled by the Amer
lean cOmponova Company ,LnSe;ii,, no ot
ss,s,: msnt!onsd s y, y, s,s itss'li'is' OF
J. doRMAN coMPANY' a LNG,n
s s'eso J. on N. tif.ssi,.. ia, nassau street.
Is attorney for the bankrupt
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
, II sss,s, p.tass court
isrpoR TURNER AND FLORENCE
p pssssa Fr.d.Gis r. '' ai,ls nG sross
aya.I r'e; ass d iSI i sas ana nnd.s
r. ar E r KING s sa9a W. Ss,.s stis
coMPANY-JudEe John G. Knox .p-
Pn &. rraP e. K ssI,e' sSS. .fa
.:Ssss IN: i..S!ii.y 2. q: s s;S sss1 is
LI tsS:esS .nf hI ssiIT ss sUfpLS COW.
PANY. lno:--Judxs, John C: Kno. .p.
a. o Rs ss. s.l sy E e. sSST' supply
efr S:s.r, Ip q, sen ns With BOND
ELTzEa BRoTHERs-Iads. Js saS C G,
r. eeH app for MorTi, ana saul M.it,.r
trading AZ the Meltzsr Brothera address
unknown. with n bond OF $1,000.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The FIRST name is that OF the debtor.
Architectural Contracting Co.
Inc.-James Eigar. Inc. :...... *sie.sS
s sms-p q Msin,Sr. 81 ...... s2e.ii
Architectural Contracting Co.
Inc. BENJAMIN II. Dittrich and
Fred A. Dittrich-Pratt Lum-
Berth. Ella s. VA. br.tch.r.. :si.f:
B.brmsr Rsiph-A sturmdorf. .,isos
Bender, Marsaret-s. Mitchell. 1861
Boyer. George H.-Marmon Auto, ,.,
mobile Co. of y. Y. Inc.....t 1894
Consolidated OIL and 0asolsne
Corporation OF Delaware-H. C.
Burnstein ct al ..... 1,'te.s'
Dalton. Elizabeth L. Gimoei 80, ..
peiner. Franz F.-R W. MI
El Hasa (. Edmund E.-i. W. D, Wv Wv
E.ler. Res.cca-o. s.bbash ct al. ,.sissI
Fischer Meyer. A. Smith:
Gates eH Frank M.-Aaij.r Rubber '
e,sTai,ar. Pau,-E. a. Perkins. soS.o
Given. John Pm. Y. Master
| Printers Association ......... 1900
| Griffin. Joseph E.-Detroit Cadi-
| lac Motor Car Co. Ass
| German. John p. Up. J. German
| Co.)-Auburn Ignition Mfg. Co..
ooiod. Pia.uii-cent;rai' Tile Co. ~
Hooven. C. Eari-G. F. Barisht.. 1,isi.s
| Harleman. Jeanette, also known
| as Jeanette Hirleman and Jean
| cite weisman-Paris!Rn Cloak
Hershey. Maxim. doing bushes.
under the name Of Maxim
=. and Drug Reporter. Inc ........ 1871
| Hannah, Frank-Musical Leader
| Publishing Co... .......... 1914
Krumenaker, A.-E. S. vrioni
| admiK.: costs. .......... 1875
LunEhard, w!!liam-v Kreldel s5S,7
/ Lessner, Samuel. and Frank Tel
telbaum-People Of state of
new iork .'..'....'.''.''..,. Soo.o
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Yesterdays Fires.
Army Nurses Apparel Neeled.

A hurry up call for $4,000 nurses
coats and $4,000 nurses uniforms for
service overseas was received by the
manufacturing branch OF the Quarter
master Corps yesterday from Washing
ton. A call for bids for making this APP
parel IL to be issued soon.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CRY, Pa, Nov. 6.-Credit bal
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with the name and address Of owner ant
Attorney
Downtown
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To take effect s A. NJ. November I:
SERGEANTS
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HOGS-Recelpts. $3.50 head: half car
on sale, Feeling steady at $lS,25glS SO
for heavy 10 medium weight New York
and Pennsylvania hogs; roughs, 1850
Country dressed hogs firm at ESQ CSC. per
H.; roasting pigs higher. IS q 36c.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-02-20
MRS. H. ]. McAFEE

Mr.. Guy tombstone received the sad
tidings of the death of his mother
Mrs. w. J. McAfee, of Bluffton, Ind,
Mr.. and Mrs. McAfee spent some
time in the city last fall and return
cd to their home in Indiana in jan
uary. Mrs. McAfee was visiting at
Pearston, Ind, when death overlook
her.
Besides her husband she leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Earl Myers, of
Vancouver, Wash, and Mrs. George
Goolsby, of Bluffton, and one son,
MIR. Guy tombstone, of Fitzgerald. to
mourn her death.
The store of the McCarty-John-
stone Company was closed Tuesday
out OF respect for the deceased.
The many friends of the family in
the colony join the Leader-Enterprise
IN extending to the bereaved family
.sincerest condolences.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-02-20
A BOY AND A MAN

We know Hooe who has the reputation of being excellent
farmer and stock raiser He has quarter section of land which
he gets good spite of lot of bad the kno This
has who has developed the mainsay of the
starting in regular when he eleven years old.
Now the old man knew thing about boys we'll about
soils and shoats When he started the boy with he gave
him the best three work horses the place and took the remaining
three for himself That boy and good machines and good horses
and he got good results Another result that he liked his job
One hot day the wind refused and the
stood for hour the evening Jerking the pump handle and
down until twenty COWS had had enough to drink
Gee dad he said I'D rather pillow hard ground for half
than work that pump for an hour. It's man-kiler"
His father didn't say "hatll be good for YOU it'll make you
strong He bought engine The boy took of the engine
but the work from an hour to five minutes
Here is the way the old man had figured for himself: &C"
noticed that when had big grinder attached little engine
woud chug and cough and slow down and threw
mans work boy the result would be the know
neghbor who old thirty for that My boy
has always had plenty work do but he hasn't carried
load He drives now and it's of pride with him
that he do fourteen hours work day with if he He
strong and healthy and capable and he going back college
this to ideas for the farm but guess made
such good him that Uncle Sam him.
IN the now And still the question Of how keep the boy
the farm is puzze for lots of rmersCountry Gentleman
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-02-20
w. J. HARRIS IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 20.-William J.
Harris, chairman of the Federal
Trade Commission, who recently re-
signed to take effect on May 81 so as
to make the race for the United
States Senate in opposition to Thorn
as w. Hardwick, is expected today or
tomorrow.
1t is understood that Mr.. Harris
will spend perhaps several weeks in
Georgia calling on his friends in re-
gard to the senatorial situation. He
will probably visit important points
in all sections of the state. Mr.. Har-
ris' friends in Atlanta are highly op-
timistic over the reports of his grow.
ing strength which they receive from
all sides.
Mr.. Harris brother, General P. c.
Harris, has just completed an inspect
ion of Camp Gordon in the course oil
all the environments. He is a gradu.
ate of West Point and for several
years was assistant Acknowledgement
OF the War Department. Lately he
was promoted to the rank of briga.
dier-general.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-02-20
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-02-20
SATURDAY NIGHTS" IN THE w1REGRAss

Editor John L. Herring of the Triton Daily Gazette has added
laures his established fame in publishing in book form
series of sketches which have appeared from time time the
the formative period of the Weras section and will bring back
his readers fond recoecons of their childhood
To fully appreciate them must have lived the life they
and the Macon News speaking the Saturday Nights
The first sketch the volume conure for typical
Saturday night in the districts before the railway and
the automobile when the who had
Atlanta gobrotter The farm boy who washed up with
homemade soap after the weeks hard toll and the girl
his choice dressed Clean shirt his brogan
shoes of servceabc cowhde polished with of
soot belonged type which has all but passed away And the
supper with which she RECALLED him, consisting of coad green's
fanked with bacon of biscuits and buttermk
potatoes the long table with benches either side while the
and mother the head and foot of the tablet vision which
many of remember.
But would be unfair the author attempt description of
the delicious flavor of the story The very titles Of these sketches
sufficient the reader what he expect
Song of the Redeemed Whn the Debaes Met "Can Grinding
Time, "When We Put Jim Away dderPulng Time "The
Cape essamne, Grandmas Spinning Wheel Corn Liquor
TUFTS Pills The County Site Removal Election, Cutting
Tree The Old China Grove, "a Log Roin and Qultn Fo
and The Revvas Close. These but of Subjects
which surely pque the appetite who has
literature"
rect from the author, John L. Herring Triton, Ga.