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New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Real Men
From All parts'Of
State Coming Here
Brokers, Builders, Lenders
and Lawmakers TO Hold
Convention at the Me-
Alpin Hotel Next Week

Every real estate owner broker.
builder, operator. ard mortgage lender
throughout the Emp re State can we'll
atforo to close down his desk next
week and spend Thursday. Friday and
Saturday at the Hotel McAlpin. in this
city. where the sixteenth annual CON
vcntion of the Real Estate Association
Of the State OF New Yor' will solve
some of the mighty problems that are
obstructing the real estate market.
Mortgage financing, labor troubles,
taxation and legislation are the prir-
cipal subjects which practical men
confronted by practical problems will
discuss in a practical way.
Thu men of the State Association
represent most real estate organiza-
tions from New York to Buffalo, and It
is their hope that through their cor
ferences the plan of reconstruction IN
great work started that will make the
citizens of the state contented an
prosperous.
Nearly 300 visitors from upstate
poin>s are expected. With New York's
representation added to this. the con-
vcntion is expected to be the largest
of its kind ever held.
James Frank, chairman of the con-
vent'on. has received word that Buffalo
Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Elmira,
schenectady and Albany will send large
1elegations, and he has prepared a
splendid programme for their enter.
Fenton NJ. Parke. president of the
association, viii head the Buffalo
delegates.
Real estate men of New York, Brook
lyn, The Bronx, Queens, Westchestcr
and Lcng Island are asked by Mr..
Frank to give the convention their
united support. The problems TO be
discussed are common to all real es-
cate men in all parts Of the state, and.
with the realty market seeming to be
on the edge of a splendid upward
movement, it is hoped to have a
united stand on the matters that must
be attended to before that market can
be what all real estate men want it
to be.
Thc convention committee is es-
pecially eager to have New York real
tors attend the principal events, the
hrst Of which will be dinner dance
on Thursday night, including a Con
test OF Cities" when prize will be
AWARDED to the real estate association
making the best presentation.
Another big event will be a "Greater
oity Lunchcon' on Saturday at 1
oiocA; "Hei the presidents OF the five
boroughs will be guests.
saturday night will see the final
night OF the convention, a formal dim
ner at which Governor Smith is ex
pscted to tell the convention what his
administration IS doing to put the
stat; in the lead on Reconstruction
prob,enGs
Rabbi Stephen H. Wise will deliver
nn address and John l.. Weaver, of
Na*h'rgton. president, National As
ioclatlon of Real Estate Boards, will
also speak.
Reservations for the dinners and
lunchcoh and the various conferences
may bc had from Richard r. Childs
at 1. West Thirty-fourth Street. as
also tic full programme of the con
vention.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Lima Papers Combine and
Publish a Def 10 Strikers

LIMA, Peru, Oct. 8 Delayed The
i've Lima daily newspapers. whose pub
lication has been suspended since sun
day, owing to the typographers' strike
issued this afternoon combined four
page paper declaring their solidarity
against the demands made by the men
ior 70 PEI cent increase in wages.
The provisional publication is named
the "frcnsa tnidn' and Viii be ISSUED
daliy Nntll thc strlke Is set.led
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

nieroif. l47e Lexington av; lnlge $1,000.
Oct 5; atty, Title Guar Co, l76
lslsT ST. $ $, 2s4 e Morris av: esxs5: Thee
. Martin 10 Theresa NJ Niewenhous 54s
l+sth st; Oct 9; atty. Title Guar Co
WALTON Av. $. lo7 17Sth G & st '''s5y 50y
leo; Hy NJ Black TO Blanche NJ Nathan,
BIsnehs s s'09 S Nashaa nNan sSs Sspt Macon a. a'.
RoEBLINa T, 1858. 5. 5oxioo ~ slgq ~
Il Miller to John n Woif. Il2S Calhoun
~ e. Hstse y! W. psl.peQ oct s; atty y 7 & ii
BLACKROCK AV. 2o64. Z 25xloS; cara,
wife G9stav kilienhe-g to Anthony
4 y &c, lS5 Bwsy. y......'.'.. .',... 500
fkVSPECT Az 1850. Q ,, 25x1s4l1N25x
ary oara hafs o5e w1s F4osasc e 6s az 0%Ta Sn1
5glV' atty. Edw O'Fara. 1860 Prospect
SANE pRopERrY; Narv o, Hara to raw
and Kate O. Hara, 1850 Prospect av; Nov
-, 1910; atty. same ........'.........slo0
l9lST ST 540-544 r. = $. SO 4xl0o; Lizzie
b Too1er 10 Harry Whelan. 155 " losa
SAME PRoPERrY Harry wheian 70 10
Hudwil' corpn, " 45th st; oct s, atty.
pLIMpToN Av. W 8. 500 10Th st, tx
Ioo' Stsinert Realty & Constn Co to Bes
T s ii ii co %'fs fs5 IstVoy' Bway oc' . @''yi
oi;D FORT SCHUYLER RID, at W s
Throgs Neck blvd, runs ll3.l1X
s 52I TO shore Drive \ E 15x n @
5s9x n to c Old Ft Schuyler rd to
beg rhsou also old TT fSchuylar I'd. At
TO n $ Shore Drive X TO vt 25 from
e Throg's Neck blvd n to c Old
TT Schuyler I'd = to beg: Sound
son son Az; Sept is, atty Eph A karelsen.
4S' Nassau St.. & $1,000
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Major Imbrie Rents
CODIcv Amory's House

Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. have leased
for Coley Amory his residence at l35
East SlXty-titth Street, northwest cor
ner of Lexington Avenue. to Major
James Imbric, for the winter. This is
ono Of the finest houses in the section.
Where is garage on the ground floor.
Pease & Ellman have let furnished
fol' Mrs. Gordon Mcdonald, of Morris
town, to Mrs. G. |. Hudson the four
/ory and basement dwelling at 27
East Eigh'ythrd Street.
Moore. Schultz & Co. have rented the
four story and basement dwelling at
32O Convent Avenue for Elias Silver
steln to Catherine Rathcmnchcr
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
W esichcstcr Authorities
On Realty Form NewFirm
Lewis Porham Fish and II. Van
Cor'landt Fish to Have OF.
iices in Fifth Ayen,,e

Lewis Popham Fish and II. Van Cort-
Iandt Fish have resigned from the real
estate ilrm OF Fish and Marvin. They
nave formed company under their
own I, name and have taken Offices in the
Hartman Bank building at. 527 Fifth
avenue, whore they will specialize in
Nestchester county property.
l.. p. Fish. who has been West
chester specialist for twenty wears.
starting with his father i'm the Cor
nehus B. Smith & Son company. was
one of the organizers Of Fish & Marvin.
Both brothers have always given their
entire consideration to the Westchestel
field
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Siberians Spufn German Trade

The people Of Siberia, acting through
tncir various cooperative organiza-
tons, wlil not enter into trade rcla-
tons "lth Germany or German inter
rsts at the present time according to
statement issued yesterday by the
American Committee of Siberian Arrj-
cultural Cooperative Unions, at $50
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
100000 Rental tor Store
In Hotel Waj!;ck

N. J.. Hess, Inc. have leased for
David a. Schultz, Inc. 4 large store ana
basement in the Hotel Wallick. at the
northeast corner of Broaawav and
Forty-third Street. being about 2Oxi00.
with an ~" llXl0 to the Mirror. Inc.
M. l.. Norgenthau, presidentl. TX
tcnsive alterations arc planned. The
lease IS ior term Of twcnty-onc years
at rental aggregating 500 600.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
SURKOGAIEs NOTICES

ROBERTS. MARIARET w.-IN rlRsU
arre of an order Of Honorable John p
co,.ai - surrogate Of the County OF
Nov forN. notice - hereby given to all
p"IrVnF having c!Aii4r asnins, alargaret
" Roberts. late Of ths county OF Sew
YorlS G"ceAacd, to present iAr same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribcr at its
place OF irnnSu"ilng tusiness at tho ofYlce
OF ils attorneys. Taylor. n nn"s e Besg No
"a Broad street IN the Borough Of Man
haitian. CHy OF Sew York on or be fore thu
2eth day OF january. 1920
Dated. New York. tho 9th day OF July.
1919.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
Executor
TAYLOR. HrMEs 4 PEGG Attorney,
for Executor. Mo. 81 Broad Street
Borough OF Msnhattnn. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Humidity
Other Peoples Weather

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Prcssure is high
off the Atlantic coast and over the North
western states and lower over a narrow belt
extending from the Great Lakes southwest
ward to the Mexican border. in which belt
there are two storm centres, Nne over Lake
Superior and the other over New Mexico.
70 the east of the belt of low pressure tenn
perature has risen and is considerably above
normal. while to the westward temperature
has fallen decidedly with readings below the
freezing point and SHOWS in the Dakotas
Wyoming and Montana Rains fell in the
great central valleys and the region of the
Great Lakes and locally in the Atlantic and
Gulf states. High winds occurred at a num-
Der Of points on the Great Lakes.
The outlook is for cloudy showery weather
over virtually all districts east OF the Mis-
sissippi River during the next thirtv-six to
torty-eight hours. The temperature will fall
tomorrow end Saturday in the region of the
Great Lakes and the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Western
Pennsylvania and western New York. show
ers tomorrow; Saturday cloudy and much
cooler.
Southern New England. eastern New York
and eastern Pennsylvania. showers and
warmer tomorrow; Saturday cloudy with
lower temperature.
New Jersey and Delaware. partly cloudy
and warmer. with porabably local showers
tomorrow and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Senator BurIing Sells Home
AT White PIa;ns

senator George T: Burling. of West
chester, has sold his home on Green
ridge Avenue, White Plains, to a ellen;
of Prince & Ripley
Adds to Scarsdale Estate
Clarence O. Barring, who is buying a
tapestry brick cottage at Scarsdale.
has bought through Misses Nash &
Kennedy additional land TO add to his
grounds.
Banker Gets Larchmont Home
Chaunccy b. Griffen & Co. have sold
for John f. McDevitt. house on
Lincoln Avenue, Larchmont Park, with
one acre. John j. Rudolf, of lselin g.
Company, bankers. is the purchaser.
The stucco residence of Miss Julia
Connery, on Cherry Street, Larchmont
Gardens, has been bought by Charles
kiesling, of this city George Howe
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Deal Closed for Sale of
trcr,nau Clssb on .So;., G,.

The deal for the German Gun on
fifty-nnth street. opposite central
Park, WAS finally closed Yesterday
when Commodore LOUIS D. Beaumont
director OF the board of governors Of
the Aero Club Of America, and Harmon
August signed contracts for the pur-
chase of the property. It viii be oc
cupied by the Aero Club. Clark T.
Chambers negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE 0r
NEW YORK ROSA EUFo piaintlr
sTelnst ANiONlo KCrO. Defendant. sum.
mons Action to Annul Marriage. Trial
d~sffed tu tn" CpUuty Of Sew York To
iLr above uamrd Defendant.
fOt AEE IEHEHY SUMMDNED 20 an.
HHer the complaint in thi~ action. and 10
F"f We d copy pf your answer on N" i,lnin.
tirs Attorney wfhiu twenty days after
the service ol this summons. exclusive ~
the day of sorvice, and ia caec cf your
fai.ufe ia appear. or auAwcf Judgment
viii be taken against ypu b. default. for
the relief dofuanacd i'm 'nc cn.0p 0pin.ut
Dated \. y. June lstn. 1910
NANlttl SALTXMAF
Piointin g Attorney. office 9ud rota Dfnl =
Address so. xil BIoad"iy. nDrougn
81 Manhattan. y I. a..
TO ANTD|fP lttFD.
1he foregoing eulaInons is scrved upon
yoD b. publication pursuant to an nrdcr -
Hon. thartea J. GUy, a Juatlce Dt tho
supreme Court of the Siatr nf %ey York.
d.s'od tho "a dny ~ September. 1859, and
f'G nm the complaint in the ofnoo ~
lie Fl'fk Of tb" Supreme Court New
iofk fDnuty. ia the coDnfy Couft House.
in the thorough of Manhattan. cry Of
ken YD'h
sAMcGL sALrzMAN.
Arofr', fof f3aiutin. Once port
ono addffns SO. IN HronIwuy
Lpropxi il, of Manhsttan. Cily Of Sow
YDfk
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Erecport Hotel for Army Man

Louis II. Low. as president of the
Porttrec Realty Corporation. has sold
TO Captain John Cruikshank the South
Shore Hotel. containing Toe rooms. at
troeport. Long Island. This property
wa formerly owned by cx- Sheriff Max
S. Grilcnhugcn
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Bronx
Results of Auction Sales
Ev Ii4ur, BRADY

FN IltNf1 T'TA77
lo2p ST " s. $. ll9f . coluunus aN- eN'
loo; stN r.nt. \ I fuLAft AZ Frances
Klein - a.; cue .Aehs..a. taxes Il
ooe ~ mtg Si..5tp. o. p..'iN''"
fer $Ie.to0
49, Joseph T. naN
,TN Az ast.. 4, ~. fIil r i.5th -.
l>N73. sty dwllE. Fasi River Nsff -
in>tu ast T. \ rrgttts ef a.. due So
tNs. ta<es. etc Sl2s.s9' e. rlalnf'"
i79rn Sr rs L. 100 " Mapes .v, A. :
Nt5.e, sly tmnf. 4 / toster ast
l. + Erust due so. 4-4o. t"Nes. s10'
SS44-1s to Peter : p'HAra fer 81. s"V
by Arthur c. sheridan
ORCHARD ST SO g s. s.a Hester st.
sSNss.h. : sty Jmnts and strs. Alhert
Hochster agt Bella Bresiauer et al du'
S1?.S0e.35. taxes. etc. So6a IS; 10 Man
well Geldbcrg for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
~attstsc,: Mechanics Liens

oiscB->H9 SIT. So. Harry Chal4y agt Nr.
Nnsn'.i 49, IT 81. Sept la igls s5s
NC i't'e'l .> ~. Haery rabae. aet
EIN i-listl'It DEfNf Jss RI l.',.,,
eHss r,cti IA ~ s.st NeNln;ti4. { 1sa.4s
iuc ct al. Sept 2 lal4 81 ,,.
clrctet Realty GO et al sept !, 80
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
TRANS-PACIFTC MAILS

The CONNECTING mans olose at the Gem
cral Postotfice and City Hall Postoffice
Station. New York. at c p NJ a., follows:
Hawaii China, Siam, Cochin China and
Netherlands East Indies via san Fran
cisco, steamship China, October IL
Philippine Islands and specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Cochin China
and straits Settlements. via san Fr.
cisco; steamship piAblo October 1i
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, china, Siberia
siam, Cochin China ana Netherlands East
lndles, VIA san Francisco, steamship ,
cOfcst Mdrll. October
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Mechanics LIENS

FRONT IT. f3o Laura A Buchanan aet
,,"Srpn T. Nu'iinan, owner, thas t. Storls
y Go. Inc, contractor....... ......'.. Slas
ooI ST, 6S r: W NJ Ritter Flooring
NJ Levin. contractor xe5I
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
BOARD or EDrCAr1oN LECTURES

the Icae ue Of Nations" by Egmont x
kusch hike Wadleigh High, ll5th street
west of Seventh Avenue
Daisies and Chrysanthemums tbs
rover Of Herodity,' by DR.. Samuel {
>chmucker. Public School S. Eighty
eighth street, near First Avenue.
Romantic Modern conn posers," by Ciu-
seppe A. Randegea, Public School 1872
lh2d street. near WadsWolth Avenue
'ltalph Waldo Emerson by The Prophet -
By Professor J. q. Carter Troop. Publi,
school 2S, Anthony and fremont Ave
nUes. The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, oct. 9.-Arrived Steam.
els alF. Doonholm 'brD, Avonmouth. LAX,
Berdan' PORTLAND Via Marcushook rol
Via Delaware Brealswater for orders
Lake Frscks. Liverpool; Lake Frolono
Newport ttoka Newport News; Ryde
0Br), Gibraltar; Ataka Maru tJap), Lon
don; oyaka shields; Bancroft, New YORK
Lake Huron. leith; schooner iycia Mid
Teton, Tuclerton. y. !. Sailed: Steamer,
rrinidadlan 4 ralnpico; Lake Greyella
Port Tampa; Laura Maersk (DanD. Win
ga Riyer orontes 'BrD. Philadelphia
visora hioHdoN, ,,y oct. s;au Arrived: Steamers
evitas, cuba; Corisca Norfolk; Lake
s1eH SeneHa' M9rd9N Morthwind Norfols
Delaware, Norfolk; Kershaw. Norfoli
Lake Delaney. Norfolk.
CApE A,'i HENRY. Va oct. 9.-passed in
out from Baltimore: Steamers Valcmor,
OBJ D. liverpool; faphank, Efavrc; sun
York Mongincar Gtai), Gibratar for
orders: Dauperta, Rotterdam: Mariann,
UtalD, Genoa.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Del.
rasssa @ l9r "h's'Ifna
rhiladelphia for Rio de Ianeiro; Anthony
Apppeles, Phiiadelphia for Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. a-Arrived
fort, Rotterdam; Sabine sun. Sabine; Bay
onnc, New York; Northern Wave, Port
land; schooner David c. Ritcey QrD
Gaspc.
PORTLAND, Me. Oct. e.-Arrived
Steamers Eocene, New York; Texaco III
New York; schooners Charles l.. Jeffreys
st. John. n. B.. for New York; Eva y
Danenhower. st. John for New York
Ernst Il. Lee, Economy, \. s, for New
Yofk.
REEDY ISLAND, Del. oct. a.-rassed
down; Steamers Feltore, Philadelphia
Tor Norfolk; Lake st. Clair. Philadel lphia
for Norfolk, Charles NJ. Everest. Phiadel-
phia for New York; British Admira
ll5r), Philade!phia for Barrow: Roatl
OBJ, Philadelphia for Dunllirk; Santa
Cecilia. --; schooner Frank Brainerd
Philadelphia for Santiago.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Oct. O.
Arrived: schooner NJ. j. Taylor (Br)
Nova Scotia for New York. Sailed
Schooners Lila r. y. Young C3r.), New
York for Lunenhure. *. s. Freddie Eaton
New York for Calais; Henry II. Chamber
lain, New York for St. John, n. Il.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-duy

Mai! Vessel
closes sails
Lancnstrian, Antwerp 90 AM IL :00 AN
koranna Cape Town..12 90 300 PM
MongoliAn Prince, Cape
Town .............. 800 PM 800 PM
Annctta Jainaicp ..... 90 AN IL 90 NJ
NomiWewijne, IIayti e.. 90 AM j. 90 Nj
Sail Monday
France ifavrc .......... 80 AM 10 90 NJ
Leo XIII, cadiz ..-..... 90 AM Il 90
Dant" Alighieri Genoa 90 AM l2.0O NJ
Sohphaire. Patras .....l0.00 AN 90 PM
Ken wood, HAMBURG ...l 10 80 AN 100 PM
santa Luisa, Cristobal. 90 AM 1000 a NJ
fiViNcs, Costa f;ica 90. % AM 1000 A NJ
Rra1os san Juan ...... 20 AN L. 90
san JacInto. Vera CRUZ 100 AM IL 90 NJ
Niliiluantic, Argentina. 90 AN II 90 AN
Sail sunday
Saniand. Antwerp .... ---- 90 NJ
Sail TOmmorW
Mercury. Brcst ....... --~ 30 P.L
crown Of Navarro,
''''sHo" .--..-''-' l2tpQ NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Going g On To-day

Registration and party enrolment. booths
The AQUARIUM, Admission free.
American Museum Of Safety Admission
free.
American Museum of Natural History.
Admission free.
NFcrid's cotton conference. McAlpin. all
day
Motor Transport Corps, automobile show
anG captured German material exhibit
9Th Coast Artillery nrmory Fourtoenth II
street and Sixth Avenue, Afternoon and
evening
international conference Of women ply
siclans, national hoadquarters y. W. C.
A. 500 Lexington Avenue. all day.
CohNen1lon, Laundry CWncrs National
Association. Pennsylvania
ConNention, National Association of Box
Manufacturers, Commodore
Meeting Central Theatre Club Com
modore.
Meetine National Women's Trade League.
Cosmopolitan Club.
Luncheon and meeting the American AS
seciation OF Wooien and Worstcd Manu-
facturcrs, Aston, l2.39 y. IN.
-N"etlng, iowa New Workers. Astur y. m
rehearsal Of tho New York Euphony So
ciety, Waldorf Astoria. p. IN.
EVENING
Meeting, Queens County Athletic Associa-
tion, II Sophia Street Maspeth l.. H.
r.
Dinner and entertainment. Associated
Motion Picture Advertisers, Cafe Boule-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Highest 81 degrees, at 10 p. m.; lowest.
l6 degrees. at 10 a. M. average 50 de-
grees; average date last year, Sc de-
Nrees; average date for thirty-three
years, 80 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Local Forecast.-Showers and warmer to-
day; tomorrow cloudy, with lower tempera-
lures fresh, probably strong. south winds
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Local Official Kecord-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last wear:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

KING ST. > 5. $50 a varick - 10 u -.
~ m !; oct s. Cosimo al Fiors a
Louisa kana. IL Kings st. vears' 70
c atty. Title & T Co. l7s ~ =
way ..---..........- -............-. 81 asa
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Weather Report

sun rises =. 01 am. Sun sets . :25 pm
Moon rises :02 pm Moon sets. s rs a m
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
ELECTION NOTICE

4sth E. p-A diagonal line from tho
corner OF Sth and ". 40sn st. TO
the corner Of 9TH and w. lt5th st,
w. l49th st. Harlem River. w 18th 1T.
and Sfh ave
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Quest club meets this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. William Bethea,
Sl2 Tuscaloosa avenue.
The Study Circle meets this afternoon
with Mrs. Felix Blackburn
The Culture H9b will meet this morn
ing at 1870 O'Clock with Mrs. c. A. Will
liams, 513 Ridgley apartments.
Mrs. C. F. Randall will be hostess this
morning to the members of the High
land Book club.
Mrs. A. b Alvord will entertain the
members of the Edgewood club this aft
ernoon-
The Study club circle will meet this
Afternoon with Mrs. Kenneth Charlton.
The Fenelon club will meet this after
non with Mrs. Jesse Walters.
The Womans club will meet this morn
ing, the hostess being Mrs. C. w. Hall,
Mrs. Harris, Mrs, w. II. Hall and Mrs.
Shaneman.
The Shakespeare club viii meet this
Afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Glen Gazzam.
The Fenelon club will meet this after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock with Mrs. ]. e.
Ramsey at Terrace Court.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-31
SUL-FERRO-SOL
MADE BY NATURE
Unusual Natural Combination
Of Iron, Sulphur and Potash.
Very Fine for Troubles Arts
ing From Impure Blood, In
Guiding Pellagra, Rheuma-
tism, Eczema, Facial Blem-
ishes, Etc. Trial Convinces.

When Nature placed deposit of
Iron, Sulphur and Potash out in Mis-
sissippi it was evidently done for a
purpose.
1t so happened that an old negro,
while digging a ditch through this
mineral deposit, was cured of Rheu-
matism while on the job.
And thus it was learned that this
mineral was good for blood troubles
of all sort.
And then from this mineral Sui
Ferro-Sol was made-simply by the
addition of water.
And now Sul-Ferro-Sol is the rec
ognized standard among all blood
purifiers.
Highly recommended for Rheuma-
tism, Pellagra, Eczema, letter, Facial
Blemishes, etc.
Interesting booklet, "Road to
HEALTH" upon request. The Sui
Ferro-Sol Co., Montgomery, Ala.
Desk B.
Sold by Rochester-Hall Drug Com
Dany, Ensley; the Darlington Phar-
macy, Pratt City, and by all druggists
everywhere. Liberal bottles for 81.