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Milford chronicle., 1918-04-19
Furs Ind Glnseng Wanted bY

Furs and Ginseng Wanted By
Boehmer. VIM J & Co.. 15s-16S W 25th
Lodewick, J. S. Co., 11O-112 W. 26th
Frnlts and Vegetables, Wanted By
(see those under Apples, Etc.
Guineas, Pigeons, Squads, Wanted BY
Heineman Bros. .217-21 Washington
Krakaur Poultry Co. Inc.1s-24 18th aV
Poultry (Dressed), Wanted By
Heineman Bros. ..217-21 Washington
Poultry Oressed) and Calves, Wanted
Hinrichs. W. J. Co.. Inc. .42S W. 14th
Poultry Oressed) and Eggs Wanted
Strauss & Adler. Inc. .651 Brook av.
Poultry QlVe), Wanted By
Kassel, David ...16-17-1S 18th Ave.
Krakaur Poultry Co. Inc. 1924 18th aV
Poultry and Squads Dressed Wanted
Heineman Bros. ..2l7-21 Washington
Silz, A Inc........ 416-420 w. 14th
Poultry, Squads and Eggs, Wanted By
Durham. N. & Sons. 91S Washington
Hovey, Chas. B.. W. Washington Mkt.
Potatoes and Onions, Wanted By
DOran, Jos. A., Bronx Prod. House
Brenneis, Harry. Bronx Prod. House
McArdle, Harry ], Bronx Prod. House
Squads, Wanted by
Heineman Bros. .217-2l Washington
PHILADELPHIA
Asparagus Wanted by
Bailey, Albert S. Co. All New Market
Bennett Bros. .....304 No. Water |
Davis, Haines B. 80. AT New Market !
Dudley, George T.........124 Spruce
Flutka, Frank ZAP Produce Av.
tuSco, . .................11 .11U spruce
]. H. ..............216 Dock
Klein P & Son .....151 Produce Av.
Rode, William .............zO zO6 DOCK
& Co. .124-6 Little Dock
Vim. G. Son, 80. .305 N. Front
Munson Co. S51-S Newmarket
Butter (COuntry), Wanted By
Nice & Shredder Co. $40 So. Water
Butter and Eggs, Wanted by
Aiken; H. R.....12S n. Delaware Av.
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-19
NEWARK, N. J.
Asparagus Wanted by

Asparagus wanted Dy
Barker, c E & CO.....3S Commerce
Bertram, C G & Co. O.....S2 Mulberry
Brooks. S & Co......34 Commerce
Jones. ] C Co.......2O Commerce
Levy. E. NJ. & Co. ..,...54 Commerce
Rieman. c. ". & Co. ...79 Commerce
Rothbard & Brotman -. 40 Commerce
Rothman. Paul -. 20 Commerce
WernilF6f z. Davis -. .S8 Mulberry
Eggs and Butter. Wanted by
GUIDE Bros. Kiefer Co .1O2 Mulberry
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-19
PHILADELPHIA
Asparagus Wanted by

Butter (COHntry), Wanted By
Nice & Shredder Co. $40 So. Water
Butter and Eggs, Wanted by
Aiken; II. X. .12S n. Delaware Av.
Milford chronicle., 1918-04-19

New Jersey Dairy Farm. Juliustown,
( n. J.t
The sun., 1918-10-15
GERMAN ATROCITIES Barred.
Major Tracy, CAmounaEs Chief

Major Evarts Tracy OF Piainfieid. "
j.. who until recently had charge OF
camouflage with Gen. Pershinxs army,
returned home last night and started
few hours later to Washington to
report 10 Secretary Baker. from whom
he is to receive orders as chief instruc-
tor OF camouflage work at tRinins
camps In this country.
referring TO stories OF German atroci-
ties which have been published here
Major Tracy said no film could picture
nor words describe the horrible brutan-
ties Of which the Germans are guilty. He
said that he was an eyewitness TO many
things OF which he spoke.
The sun., 1918-10-15
RENTING FOR NEXT SUMMER.

Alfred f. Schermerhorn has rented at
N9uthampton, L. l., for the summer sea-
son OF 1919; For Howard Page. the
homestead on Main street and Foster
road, to Mrs. w. Scott Cameron for
-Ars. Russell Ii. Hoadley. the Mallows
on First Neck lane, to William II Bar
mum for Mrs. c. C. Beggs. Mrs. II, NJ.
'onnson's North cottage. on First Neck
iane. to Cornelius Tiers: for Mrs. w.
scott Cameron, the Moorngs. on the
'Hean. to Mrs. George Arents. Sr. j.; for
Nr5. Frederic II. Betts Mocomanto. on
I!rst Neck lane, to Jcs.pA X. DI!worth |:
ne Lake House on Main street, to Mrs.
William Constable, and for Charles II.
Keep, his cottage on Great Plains road
and Halsey's Neck lane, to Mrs. w. De
iSncey Kountzs for three years.
The sun., 1918-10-15
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
-
Peace Proposal Does Not Halt
Loan Drive of Real Estate
.-. Division.
S5,512,5OO Is THE TOTAL
Long Held Burling Slip Realty
Sold to Observation-Disclosures
st. Louis Trade Negotiated.

-' dermany's peace proposal did not dull
Loan workers yesterday. The head
quarters OF the realty men nummed with
activity. Chairman Marling was the
centre Of circle of busy men reporting
subscriptions from every corner of the
city. At 8 o'clock last night account
ants reported that the grand total had
been boosted to more than sb,b12,5OO.
The total for the day was placed at
s2ss,S5o with several teams to be heard
from.
Full surrender is what We expect o.
tire Hun and real estate owners also"
said Albert e Marling. "If property
owners will surrender" aaid Mr.. Mar
Ing ''and by this mean support the
Liberty Loan to the fullest OF theii
ability then the Hun. will be forced 70
surrender
Liberty bell sounded all day long in
the real estate loan headquarters and
Ear into the night. Chairman Marling
With Mr.. Carleton and others, were kept
busy receiving the good tidlnes that
many had swung the liberty bell during
he day. Among the largest subscribers
10 the real estate drive yesterday were
The American Sugar Refining Company,
$4,000: tho estate OF william @. Moore,
SSu,uvV' SurTy watson Tor Major
William Zieeler. now on foreign service,
$4,000 on his real estate holdings in
New York city: Mrs. Elizabeth NJ, An
derson, s25,000: Robert r. Downing for
The Adams Express Building Company.
$4,000: Anonymous. $4,000: Consoii-
dated Stock Exchange, $1,000: Hallen-
beck, Hungerfurd Company. $500 Mrs
Hope Horton Lewis $1,000 !. Joseph p.
Day. $4,000. and Walter Stabler, comp
trcller OF the Metropolitan Life Insur-
stnce Company. $1,000.
Chairman Marling and Mr.. Carleton
spent the greater part OF the night
totalling up the subscriptions of thu
various teamS ~ order that n word o.
praise may b Given at the rally to-
morrow to those who have done we'll In
the drive. some teams have not re-
ported to headquarters as yet. but 1t is
The belief that these teams are holding
on to report at to-morrow's rally I'm the
Teal estate board room. 1t will be the
anai rally and every team member is
expected to be on hand
President Mcclure Of the Real Estate
Board has sent letter to every member
asking that they subscribe to the drive
IN addition to the subscription made by
their company Real estate men have
run their total far above the amount
expected. but since the President has
asked for supremd effort at this time the
board has set for itself higher figure
which II intends to attain before the
close OF the Fourth Liberty Loan drive
on next Saturday.
The sun., 1918-10-15
RDCORDHD LEASES.
Manhattan.

SOUTH half OF pier. u r. foot u 9th st,
begins at inshore end Of pier and extends
comr Of Docks, to John W sullivan CO,
s27 e 9th st. yrs from May 1. 1918.
yrs rem at ss.4ss. ........... 500
9TH Az. SIS, and b-Rhond Realty Co
to Saml Rubin. IL list av. ct al. 4 s-13
years from Aug 1. 1918. yrs rem at
$500: atty. A waxenbaum. 81
PIER u; r. ana shed ,s.r,or ;'i isos
West 3+th at. City Of " Y, by Conn OF
Docks, to France q Canada Steamship
Corp. 170 Bway, 5 yrs from Aug l. 1915;
SS''y. corpora'.on Counsel. @'y p; Hs oS y
5TH Az. iisi and alss, parcels, each
s7xloo-Narsaret n Newington TO NJ
Oct !. 1913; atty, Rosenzweig. 80 MAG
GREENWICH ST. a. aii-Edw Miehiins.
l. l, yrs from May !, 1918; attys, Mich
ling & X. s5S Bway. ga 400
The sun., 1918-10-15
BURLING SLIP REALTY SOLD.

Bernhard Lichtenstein. a leaf tobacco
importer. who has made a substantial
profit on the purchase and resale Of a
property In the shipping zone, entered
the market again yesterday and bought
two four story buildings. on plot 4ox66.S,
at and Burling slip, as a second ven
4ture7" The property, which has been In
the possession OF the selling interests
FOR about hundred years, came on the
market as the result Of the death OF the
owner. II was conveyed In the present
transaction by ]. Caimenson, who was
represented by Parsons. Closson & Nc
llvaine. Mr. Lichtenstein some time ago
bought IL Burifng slip. at the northwest
corner OF Water street. adjoining his
present purchases, remodelled II and re-
sold 1t at substantial profit. Isadore
VI. Levy looked after Mr.. IAchtensteins
legal interests in his purchase yesterday
The sun., 1918-10-15
CIGAR COMPANY RENTS CORNER

The Schultz Cigar Company has leased
for twenty years, at an aggregate rental
% '2S5.o00. the five story business build
ing. on plot 5oxs0. at the corner OF Third
and Market streets. Harrisburg, Pa.
Charles G. Nichols, Jr.. manager of the
Saain store department of the Joseph p.
Day organization. negotiated the lease.
The building is a half block from the
lew William Penn Hotel and contains
I'VE storeS The Schultz company will
occupy the corner at the expiration OF
the present lease. Vance Mccormick is
tenant OF one OF the Offices.
The sun., 1918-10-15
o. 8. TO ADJUST BLISS WAGES.
Committee Appointed Mt Washing
ton in Brooklyn Case.

A committee has been appointed by thu
OF War and the Navy 10 act
upon the demands of the 5000 munition
strikers who returned to work yesterday
Mt tho =. w. Bliss Company's plant at
tho foot of F1fty-third street, BROOKLYN.
c. w. Nicholson. business representa-
tive OF the International Association Of
Machinists for that district, announced
that the demands OF the strikers would
DO adjusted by a committee consisting
of Capt Blatchley Of the United States
Ordnance Department; Mr.. slocum of the
Siocum Company and ]. J. McEntee.
business agent Of the International AS
ISOLATION of Machinists.
The sun., 1918-10-15
LONG DISTANCE DEAL CLOSED.

An unusual exchange OF realty was
reported by the Hudson p. Rose Com
pany yesterday. The company gave a
block of free and clear lots at Hastings
on-Hudson for two apartment houses
On Delmar Boulevard. St Louis. Mo-,
each returning rental OF $500 a month
The deal was brought about through the
change In the abode Of Stanley D. Pearce.
who owned the apartment houses and
formerly lived In st. Louis. He is now
permanently located in New York and
contemplates improving the Hastings
property.
The sun., 1918-10-15

True. co Of y Z. 80 Bw.y; .,.y,. Miller.
,,sTp az gbwsy:;...s:..;::::;,.,.;a.;.M
TO Burioek q Rs6sii. 90 iismiiton Ter.
,r,ace; address. - Park Row. .....t2.25o
'r 10 Az, 2 r, from lslst st to issd Ct.
Richsrdt as receiver In bankruptcy;
atty. samuel r Hymen, 50 Canal Ut. vi
Trust CO. iSs Bwsy DoY!e !" t'i si S .Oeo
9TH ST. ssi E-christisn cornehisen and
ano, exrs, to Emma N l. Csssebesr, &c
Bway - ,.. tis oSS
pLIzABETH sr ii-i'oui. n ijytns.ton
TO Aaron shelnier 81 w iai,h ~, .t,ys
rIgs s1stmsn a 81 2. y Liberty st;.,...n
betsy FRESHMAN. on The Saon Ssnt st,y 70
bisT az; "iso..;.;' 1890. III
The sun., 1918-10-15
liz PBNDENs,
MAnlAAttan,

1scD ST. n =, e12s W Amsterdam nv, isx
Ss,li-John Duffy ast VIM O Beard Of
al foreclosure OF mortgage): atty, r
Giileran,
PARK Az. n W c 10th st. 75.axis-Emi-
grant Industrial Savings Bank aet Fred
erick Rabbe ct al foreclosure OF mort
xaEe): attys, r a z OGormap
s<TH ST. Q. ls3 " Amsterdam Av, s4.<x
100. 1Ix irreg: Broadway. o. 1910 .
Marcus Cummings ct al Counter
claiml: attys weschlsr n Kohn.
etTH ST. n .. l57 W Amsterdam ay. 3ptx
lo0.l1x irreg: broadway, e O. 1910 .
OF s6th ri, I.lixl4o.6x irreg-wrn NJ
Moore. Inc. ast Marcus N Cummings ct
al counter claim; attys. weschler a
Kohn.
The sun., 1918-10-15
Fire Destroys Army shirts.

Army shirts valued at $4,000 were
destroyed last night when truck owned
by Jacob Brownsteln. 1877 Seventh
street, Manhattan, caught fire In front
OF 40l Lafayette street, Brooklyn. The
shirts were being transported from Rosen
Bros, 65S Broadway. to a warehouse In
Manhattan.
The sun., 1918-10-15
$4,000 SIONTCLAIR SALE.

Frank D. Lambie has bought from
Thomas s. Gladding stuoco dwelling
fronting 23S feet on Gates avenue and
5s feet on Melrose place. Montclair,
held at S65.O00 The Simpson-Merritt
Company was the broker.
The sun., 1918-10-15
A. II. Lloyd, all funds and dies pertain
ing to construction work at that place.
Enrfucerr

Engineers.
Col. Charles X. Taylor from Camp A. y.
Humphreys, Virginia, to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, for duty.
Leroy Harley appointed Second Lieutenant,
to Camp Lewis, Washington, for tempo
rary duty with t9oth Engineers When
directed he/ will proceed without delay
to Camp A. A. Humphreys Virginia, Tor
duty as n student.
Private Edward X. Bray appointed Second
Lieutenant. to Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Indiana. for duty.
TO Fort Douglas, Utah, for temporary
duty with 40sd Engineers. when directed
he will proceed TO Camp A. A. Hum
phreys, Virginia, for duty a. student.
Private Kay H. Knudsen appointed Second
Lieutenant. TO Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Indiana, for duty with Engineer Troops
First Lieut.. Albert l. Yarn and Second
Lieut. Roger =. Hewett from duty with
Engineer Replacement Troops Camp 4.
A. Humphreys, Virginia. TO telst Engli
nsers. They will proceed to Washington
Barracks for duty.
The sun., 1918-10-15
HARLEM APARTMENT DEAL.

WEST l33D STREET-Leon s. Alt
mayer has sold for the Broadway Saw
ings Institution the Ave story apart
ment house, on lot 25x99.11. at SO
West 1880 street The building has
ten apartments
The sun., 1918-10-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTNAoEs.
Manhattan.

45TH ST. 20 E; icd ct. $50 W: seth ct.
F Adee. gdn. TO Bankers Trust Co. ls
Wall st, and ano, trustees for Geraldine
f.. Adee, Jr: atty. Lawyers N Co, 80
Liberty stt 8 assns. ....l. SIS, 00oi 4. 81
EAST BWAY. 81; Division 81. 6--Jno M
Knox and sno5-s xrs, TO Central Union
The sun., 1918-10-15
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

Pice & Hill have leased the store and
hasement at the northeast corner OF
Worth street and West broadway. being
hnown as S3 Worth street. TO the Henry
Kelley Company, which occupies the
'aloining property. a5 and 81 Worth
tNcet
The sun., 1918-10-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

iisD st, ~ 20 20 w-Pasquale Trotta Ast
Non-coiumn Garage Co. Inc. owner and
contractor .....,,.,..,.. ~ Opf 40
BROADWAY. 2Ssi-James Lynch Co,
Inc. aet s6th ST and Bway Corp. owner:
Kennedy Theatres, Inc, contractor ssTi Cd
Bronx.
BRYANT Av. es. los n I7tth 1t, soxioo-
Goldberg & Sons. Inc aat Beeknsn
Building Co. Inc. owner and con-
raetor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
The sun., 1918-10-15
sAITsFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at

Manhattan.
nth ST. 9. 1853 Az d. ss1less-
Otto 4 and Bessie RosAisky ana Bessie
subin TO Julius and Isidore Biauner:
atty, Jacob L herman, ss Bway, June
l. 1910 .:::..............:. 1000
10TH ST. SIS E--John and Anna TrpiSov-
sky. $40 L 18th 1t, and Jos and Marie
Koubek, AT r ISth ri. to John TTpisov-
sky. $40 z 10th 1t: atty. Lawyers T q T
Co. lso Bway. March 81. 1914. 900
Isaac N and Theresa Bernstein TO Moses
Meudelsohn, <sB West End av, and Sig
mund ndelsohn, ait w io1th ut; atty.
i ha.'er' 7 q I Co. ieo s"ay' 'I ise 6 aS
SAME property--Concourse Impt Co. sos
r l67th 1t TO John. J MeKenna; atty,
Lawyers q T Co. 100 Bway. April -,
The sun., 1918-10-15
SELLS PELHAM MANOR HOUSE.

James d. McCann has sold Acker-
mans Willard avenue residence, in Pei
ham Manor, held at $4,000. to ]. II.
BEDDING. .
The sun., 1918-10-15
Brvnx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN,

CENTRAL PARK WEST, s3s-EuEene
Haute ast Elisabeth Muelle ct al, sept
10. 1918 (vacstsdl ssi2
The sun., 1918-10-15
NEW MANHATTAN BUILDINGS.

esD ST, 34s z, for a ono story ,tora.,
shed. toxss-E smoika and A oreIf, 23S
II asa az. owners; J EckmAn, i5l Mas
hau 81. architect: cost. .........,,tE6OO
The sun., 1918-10-15
AT s2os THIRD AvENrE.1
BY James l.. Wells Co.

FREEMAN ST, sac, 172KsI.Ilxis.sx42s,
story tnt-smith williams eIr All
taxes, &C. tsS; sold to the piaintir IS. 500
FREEMAN ST, Ss7. ls6r42.axt2iiIStS, 3
story tnt--Alice Couldock a4t West
sc. $50; sold TO the plaintiff 81 400
The sun., 1918-10-15
rELP WANTED.

PATRIOTIC. steady. well paid employ.
ment IN your own home; knit urgently
needed war socks for US on tho fast s,Srplo
Auto Knitter; full particulars to-day, &c
stamp. AUTO KSiTTER COMPANY, Dent
CT. S.l Jcfrerson. RnNnlo. Y Y
The sun., 1918-10-15
RESULTS At AUCTION,
lat IL vEsEY STREET.

BY Herbert A. Sherman.
OLIVER ST. 100 and ZOE. t0x5o, 8 story
tint and strs--H b Ciosson ct al, trustees,
sst Jno Richlchi ct al: due, 7s,2B1sl;
taxes. &c. $3.50; lsold to the plain
BY Henry Brady.
:tTH ST, Iss Z, 22xsss, and . story
bldg 2tth at. i&i r. 2sxss.s. I and 2
story bldg; 6sth ct, $40 and sii W,
60xl00.6, 3 story garage: sSth u, slI TO
ais w. isolxisl.s. 2 story garage; 74th
81. sos W. 2txesx:txs5,l. ) story dwis-
Sherins sale OF all right. title, &c, which
William Bradley had on June &c, 1915,
or since; withdrawn.
AMSTERDAM Av. sos. 25xioo. s story
int arh stores; Amsterdam av al0, 25x
100. story tint and stores; Broadway,
?lSo to ana. 9 cor 18th at. S2.ix2is
to Amsterdam av x5oxlsee; story
stores; Broadway. 2l2+ and 3ias, 62sx
h.7S5oI96.9. story store and ! story
tint and stores; 18th at. si9 W. 266x
T:sx2o.Sx77.D. 4 story dwsIIins-shsrifrs
sale OF all right. title, &C. Frank Bradley
had on July II. 1915. or since; Deiches /
q. " hhra~p
The sun., 1918-10-15
CITY REAL ESTATE.
fESS Business Property
Lost. FOUND AMI REWARDS.

LOST on Merriek Road. between Bay
Shore and Babylon, a black leather grip
please notify EDWIN u. Bush. 2ls East
lsd b., New, YORK Tel, Murray Hill $3.50.
The sun., 1918-10-15
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

EXECUTIVE or other responsible position
desired with reputable concern: America
oy birth ana descent. law and engineering
training: draft exempt: twenty years with
Two employer. H. box l2s sun ONCE.
The sun., 1918-10-15
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ara
Attorney
D0wutovn
MORTGAGES.

tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
9TH ST, n 9, ss7 Av d, 14.exs7s Oct
lo-John and John =. Morrissey TO Mar.
ssret II Colligan. l36 Av d. yr
,,s-.8, -, ....',.. 900
nth ST, Sl0 W, SIS, 20.4x76.7x22.lx6s.4
Oct l-Herman Graef to Jos and Patk
). Toye. $40 w nth 81, due Oct Is. 1924
Sc; atty. VIM II Kehoe, Municipni
building .,.,,...,,,........ sg roo
The sun., 1918-10-15

TO Camp a. A. Humphreys, virginia. for
First Lieut.. Charles NJ. Cooper appointed
Captain.
Following First Lieutenants Appointed
J. Donahsy, Frederick N. schefer. Ber6en
Hurine.
Quartermaster Corps.
present duties to the acting Quarter
master Generals. Washington, ID, C., for
duty: Henry =. Lichtman. Eugene
FollOw!ns, appointed as shown. to duty as
spscined: Bernard II. Currier, First
Lieutenant, to Camp Hoiabird. Mary
Camp Logan. Texas; Corporal oan d.
MoEiyey.. Second Lieutenant, to Camp
Joseph z. Johnston, FiOrids; Sergeant
TO Camp Lewis. Washington; Sergeant
Eden Q. Faust, Second Lieutenant, to
T.11S Second D ssssn' Oliver
Custer. Michigan; william II. PS's~s
Captain. TO Warrington. d. c.; s. {
Fort Oglethorpe. Georgia; Sergeant Ar
thur u. Ellison. Second Lieutenant, to
Camp Kearny. California; Sergeant John
u. Fuller. Second Lieutenant, TO WASH
ington. d. C.; Private Edward j. Deveney
Second Lieutenant. to New York; Private
thrst ciassl Carmen Brasil. Second Lieu-
tenant, to Camp Macarthur, Texas; Fer
Warrington D. G. sergeant Edward "
ington: D. C.; Sergeant James r. craw-
ford. Second Lieutenant. to Plattsburg,
Second Lieut.. Milton weinsteln from duty
,b rJ:ir Ers Slsw TsI for ' S, University Of
as disbursinE oiioer for Fort Monroe
and will turn over to mis- successor. Major
Sharp County record., 1918-11-01
Our Pay Roll

These friends OF the Record have
paid subscriptions during the week.
Fred King, G. B. freeman, z. F .
Johnson Of Nelsonville, j. D. John
son. J. VI. Wilkinson, C. L. Bowers,
W. C. Mcleod of Cave City, j. D..
Paden of Ash Flat, NJ. NJ. Burge,
A. P. Smith, ". j. Wilks, C. E.
KirrIey, P, G. Kirks of Sidney,
W, S. Massey, Eliza Lott of Center,
A. w. King, W. S. Norris of Pough-
zeep.ie, Mrs. Lydia Williams, G. w,
Burns of Franklin, Calvin MObley,
J. W. Cooper OF Grange, Ed Kunkle,
c. D. Matheny, j. 7. Carpenter of
Maxyille, G. 3. Ferguson Of Ballard,
H. W. Bone, j. W. Claxton of Cush-
man, Mrs. Joe N. Johnston of Mt.
Pleasant, J. P. Stinnett of Reed,
Miss Viola Barnett Of Emery, Tom
Chapman of Hardy, Frank Sharp of
Love, K. W. Hall of Canton, W. W.
Horton Of King Mills, Mrs, Ethoda
Brown Of Battles, Claude Justus of
Calico Rock, Mrs. Lena Hall Of Mel
bourne, Harrison Boles Of Newark,
W. s. Campbell of Fayetteville, Ed
Wasson, G. A. Williams, D. X. Tay-
lor, Viree Cathey, John Dial, A. J.
Whitten, Calvin Rogers, Joe Royal,
Henry Thomas, James Mitchell of
Evening Shade, G. F. Springer Of
Hereford, Texas, Anderson Paden of
Greenville, Texas, NJ. B. Stokes of
Jarrell, Texas.
Sharp County record., 1918-11-01
THE WAY oFTHE TRANSFERS.
soR IS TO THE STATES PRISON

Clarence Ballard, who three
weeks ago stole a span of mules
from J. W. Claxton of Johnson
township and was apprehended at
Newport, was indicted by a special
grand jury empaneled here Monday
morning by Judge J. B. Baker,
Ballard plead guilty to the theft
and was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary, Sheriff Kirtley
leaving with the prisoner for Little
Rock Tuesday. Prosecuting Attor-
ney John C. Ashley was here rep
resenting the state.
This special term of court reliey-
ed the county of the expense of
keeping Ballard until the February
term Of court, and then Ballard was
anxious to begin putting in time on
his sentence. Ballard is married,
but has 20 children.
Sharp County record., 1918-11-01
NOTICE TO CONFIRM TITLE

Notcs is hereby given that on the t7th day Of
September. 1918, K, D, Aldrdse alcd In my Of.
dee his petition 10 the Chaneery Court FOR the
Southern District Of Sharp County, AFkanaas
wherein he claims Iite In and 10 the following
described lands, situate In said county, to-wit,
The NV OR Sw OR and " "a of NE OR Sw
OR and s Ia Of sw or NV or. all In Section
ls. Township IS North, Range West, containing
s3 acres. more or loss.
Now all persons who have or claim to have any
right title or interest In said lands or any part
thereof, are hereby warned 10 appear in said
court within ak weeks from the date hereof and
show cause, u any there be, why the title Of said
petitioner should not be confirmed and auieted
In and 10 said lahas "a prayed In said petition.
Given under my hand this l7th day Of septem.
bar, lols,
p, A, Boyes Clerk,
ChaneerY Court Of sharp County. Ark,
II. ], Radcliffe Solicitor for Petitioner.
Sharp County record., 1918-11-01
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Lib Klrtley. Sheriff Of Sharp County, Ar.
kansas. do hereby proclaim and make known
that there will be a general election held in the
several voting precincts Of eaeh township In
Sharp County ArkanaAa on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1913,
for the purpose Of eeeting enc United States
Senator for the State Of Arkansas. one Congress.
man for the Second Congressional District Of
Arkansas, one Governor. one Secretary of State
One Auditor of State, one Treasurer Of State
ons Attorney General ore Superintendent Of
Public Instruction ono Commissioner of State
Lands one Commissioner Of Mines. Etc. one IA.
sooiate Justee Of the Supreme Court three Rail.
road Commissioners, one Judge Of the Sixteenth
judicial Circuit, one Prosecuting Attorney Of the
Sixteenth judicial Circuit ono Representative
In tha General Assembly, one County Judge, one
sheriff and Collector, me Clerk u the Circuit
Court, one Treasurer one Assessor, one Coroner,
one Surveyor. one Constable, one Road oversesr
and two Justices Of the Peace for each township.
and 10 vots for or against Proposed Amend.
menta Noe u, II and l5 10 tho Stats Consttu.
ton, and that The election will be held al the
following places In each township, teswU
Bic eFsek=ealamhe,
Cavs=Jaye City,
Davidson King Mills.
Hardy Hardy Court House.
Highland Highland School House.
Jackson Wiliford.
johnson g. Paul
Lower North 8hride's School House,
Lebanon bots8n School House,
Lave Greek Rose Pond School House,
Mofssh=cshtsr
North Union Armstrong
North pis Rock a pouahksdpsie,
pinsy Fork Evening Shade Court ilouss.
Riehwe6ds Ash Fiat
gonth unien=ceats,
South Bia Rock Center Hall
atfnwbeFfy -Nssohvills
Scott -5hslbyvs.
sullivan llriokle sprlnss
upheF North wifth
Washington pewells Chapel
giveh under mg hand tkis isth dsy ef oetebef,
iais.
J.H KiRTLEY