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New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Bronx Apartment Resales
Bring Speedy Profits
Investors Find No Trouble in
Getting Higher Prices for
Flats Recently Bought

Harry II. Cohen has sold Cor Alex
ander Stoll 1912 and 1874 Honeywell
Avenue, four-story eight-famly
mouse, on plot 43x60, to Hedwig Fibel
and has resold it to Mrs. Dell for
investment. The same broker has re-
sold the adjoining four-story apart
ment at 1876 and 1878, on plot 50x6O
Tor Hedwig Fibel to Richard Hahn
The seller acquired the property re-
Gently through the same broker from
j. Cohen.
VermiIyea Avenue Flat Sold
OReilly & Dahn have sold for Ellen
f. Wall "a Vermilyea Avenue, a five
story modern apartment, on plot 5Ox
100.
Monterey Avenue Corner Sold
Herman Knepper has sold 2031 Mon
terey Avenue, at the southwest corner
OF 179th Street, a five-story modern
apartment on plot 50x100, for D. De
Massi & Sons.
Investor Gets Bailey Avenue Flat
Albert D. Phelps has sold for the
23 LIST SIreet Construction Company to
."oA NoHeIl nVe-StOry modern apart
ment, on plot 100x100, on the east side
of Bailey Avenue, about 100 feet south
of 231st Street.
Buyers for Dwellings
Louis w. Osterweis has sold for a
client to Frederick Eisen the five two
story private dwellings at 1888 to 1887
Melville Street. and at 1928, 1880 and
1916 Fillmore Street. William Peters
Co. represented the purchasers.
Samuel Cowcn has sold for a Mr
Robltzek the dwelling at $50 linton
Avenue to a Mr.. Goldberg.
Buyers to Erect Garage
Harry Calm. of Calm e. Pittman. and
Philip Wattenberg have resold to
Steinmetz e. Hoffman the plot recently
acquired on the east side of Whitlock
Avenue, 100 feet south of Faie Street
228xloo Irregular, facing Hunts Point
Avenue at the intersection of Hoe
Avenue and Boulevard. The new own
ers plan modern garage for the site
Alexander Selkin and David Mint
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
FORECLOSURE NOTICE
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF Nrw
York. FMl.on Trns+ Companv Of Nex Yor,-

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York. Fulton Trust Company Of New Yorll
L. Wood and others. Defendaats
~. N 'a pursuance 9s.T ~ suagment q Foreclosure
and sale. duly maze and entered n -hA a bova
e9llti@d action and beaTiag cate he 5th day
Vi SepteL4tcr. 1919 !. no Undersigned ths
referee in sal jl3emen; rancd viii sell
room. 10. 1916 Nesey Street IN tbs Borourh
OF Manhattan c3.y OF New York. OF the SIN
uaS . o. oc' ODE r lf,s az l2 o'clock noon
the premises directed pv said 3udgmen, 10 no
soil, and IN rain Described follows: All
,aat ~ ces.a!n p 80 '' psfee. Of and situate
m the ~ o. Now fotN. ari bounded and
bEGIA NlNei at ne Sou. h,esstery corne-
OF one Hundred and I'wsn-y y-third Stree, ana
l-4nox ANenae. ara running thence West
Wai1iy a!cng 'he Sorther-y side q One Hun
dred and T~enty-tn,rd street 50 feightyD
fees thence SoGthwardly and parallel Wi h
LenoN Avenre u otwe1,y-four) feet and 3
'e:ght) inches thence Eaetwardly ana pa
Street so fs:gh.T) fce- % the Westerly side
q lenoN Avenue. and thence Norihwarciy
and eight inches q he point OF place OF
The se:a promises Aains nov known a.
,'unibes - LenoE AronLe ard being the
same which Nr.e conveyed % ne said ra--y
Of The fTst pa ssait Virginia Wood bv
william G. Woo3. her husband, b. a deed
dated the lolh lay Of November 1881. and
seclion iiter :. At PAGE 2-s
81 SJtCE - Covenants against -ulsa-c.,
and as 70 building contained in deed made
by John Erure ana wife 70 James Stewart
dated September -. 1874. aud recorded Octo-
Der %. lso., in Ltter 5S2 cf Conyeyances al
Page 6-l; ana 20 any state Of facts which
an accurate survey Would show
Dated New York. September =. t9fe
NHrFIa>h Iiss Ms uARItaN EIE4WtoFP ,y Kstsre- iT
torneEs :or Plaintiff. i3 Cedar Stree,
New Norl. CITY
The following $ d diagram Of the property
% he sold. Us street number is 259 Lenox
Avenue
Vest l2srd street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
STORAGE NOTICES
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc

S--b. Nest l34th Stree,
To Mrs 6 Hoton. LYDIA Robinson. $
Mouis. Mrs Violet Bailey. Matilda A,ier 9
II Reeves. Mrs. Seymore Lena Iones g. 70
ne Walker. isidore Matthew's sIr- r., "a
Tas Or. Dora Harris. Eoo. Shcp4rf LIE
S, Srot. Mrs Murray + fh1Nps. Miss N
Thomas. Yea and each - 700 are he.eoy
nol'fea thai. the time sor the payner. q or
4en upon the property hereinafter er4tod
having exD'rcd> after 6.e notice thereof had
been gwen You We Will cause s5oh urlra.ts p.
VII Household furnishings co1nrrls.ne
beds bedding chiGoriers. turesue. lAairs'
setires davenports. tables. stands. se.vlng
machines. china and glass closets. rrocAes-lS
glassware. kitchen Utensils. p.a.ed ana silver
ware cutlery, por,leres. cgrta.ns Grape~'es
carpets, rugs. fooks. bookcases hr.c-a-,rac'
p'anes. musical Instruments statqary Nehi-
cies paintings and picture. trunks and CON
'en's, linen. wearing apparel. persona. effects
merchandise. etc. as enumerated in the ware
nouse Inventory ISSUED l. you BY this Wa re
mouse, stored BY you o. In your nar me for in
which YOU MAJ have .nterest) in the Co
uInpus Storage Warehouse 10 be sold at
public auction, according 70 the statute In
such "a sc made ana provided a s2-e4 Wssr
lS+th ST, New York city. on Friday Octo-
ber 3rd. 1919. at 1890 a M and n ,ha
sale thereof Is not completed on said date ths
same Will be continued the same place on
each and every FRIDAY therea fter beginning
at 10 80 4. NJ on each day, and CONTINUING
until all the goods sold
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Home Buying in BROOKLYN

Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov have
sold for the Millcr-Burkcs Construc-
tion Company to A. II. Schwartz 1881
East Twenty-third Street. one family
house. with double garage, on plot 45x
100 This house is in course of con-
struction.
The Bulklcy & Horton Company has
sold 1882 Dean Street, a one-f family
dwelling, on lot lS.5Xll0, for +. G..
Wartied.
+. c. Sauter has sold the two story
house at 25S Tenth Street TO George
Lippert for Miss Caroline Cable, and
for Emma Muir the two story dwelling.
with lot adjoining, at 274 Seventh
street to Crescenzo Sangiovanni
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

st. 81 5 ss4 - Cold st. runs meg 9AR
" 2o.6x : sol and 7s.a to stree, X e
Maiden lane. trustee o. Employers Liza
hility Assurance Corp; due May ! la40.
c: atty. 6 & T &C. 176 Broad
way '.-'''.-. '.'-..-... S+5o,oo0
MONROE ST. lss-l00. 8 491lxe7Ix44lx
s5s. Sept %. Woolwich Realty 90 TO
Amelia Bagneily. "A Nc klbber St Bkiyn
yr, p c: pr tntge $4,000; atty. Morris
Rolu,nan, $50 Graham av. isklyn. 81 .OOc
ELDRlDGE ST. 227 " 3 lssx5S.6 p u. .
Aug %; Jacob Morgenfeld ct a! to Abr
|othhFus' ~. t,tn 40 St. bNi'n !. r., ,nssals
East Side
ID Az. 4s.l n 4th st, 24xIQo. N
sept =: Netty iiechter to Marg uertc
ix Mrtah9! $50 ooo E aitf a55n st yrT @ c. ls Ps
Bway ..................... Sc 900
AV B. -. 5, l2l sth 81. 2oN6+; Sept il.
Celia and Pauline I'ranNenheim TO Cain
Meinche. 2l20 Harrison a. Bronx
> yrs p G. attys. Scharps g. ;, 32
SOTH ST. $50 r. 5 s. 25xes.s; 2 III. Sept -.
Geo " Thompson TO Eleanor Tones l36
t. goth 81 et al: due Oct /. l922 ol2 y c
attys. Anderson l & A, y $4,000
4aTH ST. 234 e, IS lsxIoo.6; y m Sept
Turtle Bay Holding Co TO Title Guar &
Trust CO. l76 Bway due and int as as
20 Be: sr o0na y, F. 5, i5xoos m ssps speeso %.
Jos Backus to Josephine Ffrtemer. 2is e
52d st: due Jan 2. 1925. c. attys
e 4 s Kaufman. 1853 Bway IS 500
l2lSr ST. 3l3 E, 5, 2ox100ll. . m. Sept
20; Caroline Trombino to Alois Borhre
3lc f l2lst ST; yrs, s c; pr ntge
$4,000; attys Amend & A. lle Nassau
ls2D ST, 45s E, 5. l2es15o5. m, Sep
ls Patrick Cassidy 10 Hudwil Corpn
W 45th ST. yrs, c; pr mtg
Msp}SoN GS" Az. 1885. " $. lis.1l 't;Syt i2Stt
at. eexs5; m, Sept 90; Alice n Q Con
nor to Title Guar Co, l7s Bway
due and int as per bond ........ IS. oo'
SAME PROPERTY. 2 m Sept 20; same Il
Rillalo Cocks. 40 W l5sth st, due anc
int as bond; pr mtGe. 5000: atty. z )
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Long island and New Jersey
Offers Relief for Home Seekers

The Clinton Trading Corporation has
sold to Adolph Rathie The one family
frame dwelling at l1lp Clinton Avenue
Woodhavcn, L.. l.. oM plot 4UylO5
Frederick Standish was the broker.
Invests in Staten Island Lot
Moffatt q Schwab have sold fol
James i. Lucey, lot on Kenziger Ave
nue.. New Brighton, $. J., TO Algernon
Is. Comns.
New Jersey Home for Canada Man
Richard J. RutFedge has sold his resi-
dcncc on Spccdwell Avenue. between
Morris stoWn and Morris Plains. n J .
10 c. {. Carey Of Toronto. Canada
Eugene y. Welsh, OF Morn rIstown, Wa ;
the broker IN the transaction.
Morristown Estate in Quick Resale
Harold L. Griswold has sold, through
Eugene v Welsh. MS residence prop
ertY on Egbcrt Hi. Morristown. \, j
to I. A. Valentine. This property COM
prises q modern residence with garage
and three acres After purchasing this
property Mr. Valentine rcsold it to
Alan p. Mclean
Dispose of Arlington Property
The Meister Builders have sold II
Harper Place Arlington, \. j., a two
story one family brick house.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

li2TH ST. &c w. lst AZ. -s7. Cort!andt st.
~ Samson Lachmsn. trustee to Ha rrieI
p Steckler. A " 77th st altys. Lach-
man Il Goldsmith, 55 Nassau ST. 3
assignments ........ ..-....S Is : ) q
SD ST. PIP e; Aug Cebhard to Lawyers
Mort co. 80 Liberty = int Of. 8 0o0
47TH ST 1l5 W. Title Guar & rrusf CO
TO Miles { Macon 452 For, Washington
av. and ano; address ia Bwsy. $50 600
10TH ST, a6a L. mtgc now 52l 900. John
V Bouvier Jr to Emigrant lndust Sav
Bank; atty T G i T Go. f7s Bway SIS 900
ST NICHOLAS AN, 40. Nrl e Beck 10
Title Guar & Trust Co. 1Is Bway. $3.50
l2STH ST. 232 Il. mtge $4,000: Louis Isen -
burger ct al. trustees. 70 Farmers I. &
L Co, 20 William st. sub-trustee, attys
Geler Il x H. % Exchange pl....,. 81
sGTH ST. l5i r Lawrence J Hrsch 20
Henrietta HIrsch Isl Madison aN. alty.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25

GWY9<., 'Os EPH KEAN-IN PURsu
anoe 0; sn order Of Honorable j. p Co.
na4an. : rIogate OF tEe County ~ New
YorA. notice - hereby given all per.
sons ia .i.s Gains aea.ist Joseph kear.
G~ynn laie = tie County OF New York
Cecehseo. - present tt- with vouch-
ers thereof - the sUps rlDer, at its place
.. transae ;iIg business, - wit. No 3o4
Fifth Avenue. IN he Borough of Man
nallAu, CITY Of New York, State OF New
ork, on or before The 10th day OF Octo.
Der 1919. next.
Dated New York. the LIST day OF April.
1913. LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY
GWINN & PELr. Attorneys sor EYscu.
tor. Nassau Street. Manhattan. ". \.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25

Tbs approximate amount Of the lien ~
charge. 70 SATISFY whi,n tne above described
property IS 10 Ia sold. is Twenty-Five thou
sand i've hundred, twenty-five 5o-f00 dollars
tS1@,o- Esd, with Interest thereon from tho
l5,h day OF leust, 1873. together with tha
costs and allowance amounting 20 four hun -
dced four 4.-loa dollars (st0,if, vrtth r. -
terest from September 3. 1919 together Win
me expense Of he sale The approximate
amount OF The taNes. assessments and wate,.
rates, or Other iieu~ which are 70 re allowed
10 tne rd!o haseg cat Of the purchase money
Or PAID hs -he Referee, is one .housan nd
thiry-six S0-ioJ dollars Csl.03s so and In
teresl.
Dated Nen York September Is. 1919
THOMAS J. CRAWFORD. Referea
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Benjamin Winter
Buys Another Big
Plot on West Side
Gets History Building at
broadway and 8lst ST.;
Deal Carried On by Cable
for l15th St. Apartment

Benjamin Winter added to his OK
tenslVe West Side apartment pur-
chases yesterday the twelve-story
building at the northeast corner of
Broadway and Eighty-frst Street. 1t
was purchased from the Finn Realty
Corporation. headed by William Finn,
of Pittsburgh, which obtained the
realty IN December, 1914, IRON the
builders, Klein & jackson, in a trade.
tucker Speyers & Co., NJ. Cohn & Co.
and Henry |. Cooper we're the brokers
IN the transaction, which was arranged d
on cash basis
Broadway by 1S2 feet on Eighty first
Street. and adjoins the nine story
harrington Court, also owned by Mr.
WINTER, who now has a street frontage
OF 29o feet 1T was erected about six
years ago, and is laid out in suites of
from four to eight rooms, with every
modern convenience.
Since last fall Mr.. Winter has pur-
chased SIX modern twelve story struct-
ures.
Negotiates Sale From Japan
The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
has sold for Lawrence Jacob 629 and
o31 West ll5th Street, an eight story
elevator apartment. on plot 50xl00.11.
between Broadway and Riverside
Drive. l ne purchasers are Mandelbaum
4 Levine. Mr.. acob was in Japan
when the negotiations were started.
and they were carried on by cable
v sworth Ave. Resale Brings Profit
A. II. Levy and Jacob Gold have re-
sold for Ely Maran and the Emco
Realty Company to Louis Fine the
northeast corner OF Wadsworth Ave-
nue. and 10th Street, five story
apartment, on plot 50X100. 1t con-
taiNs accommodation Tor twenty two
families and has one store. The sell
ers bought the property several days
agc through the hnap 4 Wasson Com
Iany rom Franklin Petit.
The Anap ( Wasson Company has
sold for the schuck estate the two
i've story fats at A4G and 44S West
lois. Stree. each on plot 27x100.
Another Wadsw orth Avenue Deal
Winfield ". Scott has purchased
from BESSIE NaQu.ge @G7 Wadsworth
Avenue, nor.neasc corner Of l91st
Street . five stclN apartment. on plot
100 lee, or the 8 'ence by A2N5ox II
regular en- the sneet. !. c. Hough G.
TO. were the brokers.
lsidor Zimmer and Samuel Re2nick
have bought from William u. Kiipat-
rick the six story elevator apartment
known as Nawardcn Hall, at 200
lifth Avenue. northwest corner Of
I29t- Street. OH & plot 1l0xl00. 1t
contains ihirty-six apartments and
three stores. Charles Frandreau was
the broker.
Investor Buys in l2oth Street
Julius Bachrach sold to an investor
FOR the estate Of Lean Hays the five
story single fat at % West 120th
Street. on plot 25X95.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John 2. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF
he County OF New York NOTICE is here
o. given TO al persons having cla,rns
against Georgianna B Wright, late Of tn.
Count o. New York. deceased TO Pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber at his place OF transacting
business a. thu OH OF his attornays
Carter LedyaTd & Miiburn. No 81 Wal
street, IN the city OF New YORK on or
before the I'd day or February. 1920 n.xt
Dated New York. the zlst day Of July.
HORACE E. DANING. Executor
CARTER LEDYARD siILBlRS A.
torheys Tor Executor. 50 Wall Stree,
Borough Of Manhattan New York city.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Buyer at Recent Stern Auction
Makes Profits in Resale of Lots

j. Clarence Davies has resold for
Mrs {. Holcombc to q. Shindelman the
southeast corner Of Astor and Wilson
avenue, vacant plot 00Xl05; also to
Louis Bloom the plot 5ONl0O at the
northwest corner of Pelham Parkway
and Fenton Avenue. The sellers pur-
chased the lots at the recent Stern auc-
ton sale.
f. Sharum has sold to Lucio D'Avola
vacant plot, 34Xll0, at the southwest
corner of 226th Street and Paulding
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
HoAora BE John p Cohalan. a Surroxats
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 70 all prisons having elaine
against Elizabeth Nash knoades. late Of
the County OF New YORK, deceased. to pre-.
sent the SAM With vouchers thereof to tho
ubscr ber d p.sCe II transacting business
at the off, = rs attorneys. Taylor, Jack.
son. Bropay Mas. 30 80 Pine Street
in the C.ty O.. New YORK. on or before toe
.ltn cay II October mex
Dated. Aew lcFA. the sth day OF Apr
ljls.
50EN {, JACKSON.
SllFt' l-> = y. RHOADES
LYMAN hNOADtS,
Executcr-
TAYLOR. : A@hsON. BkOPHY & NAs9
A.torneNs Tor Executors 30 Pine
Street, !s,rouga .. Manhattan New,
yorh CO
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Building Contractors Organize

CHICAGO, Sept a.-Representative
Of $50 building contracting concerns
from most Of the large cities of the
countly met here to-day and organized
the National Association Of Building
Trade Employers, the first organization
Of It's kind in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND
FOR SALE OR RENT

Thirteen-room dwelling six bedrooms
zee baths. partly furnished. Living
'on q II. 90 It, dining room 20 IT, X
: Il. Open hreplaces. concrete ard terra
"a block construction. Lot zoo # x
if 4. situated on Howard Ave, CRY mes
it Staten ISL ~, 326 feet above sea
a. 81, afordirs the most beautiful and i'm
resting view on the Atlantic Coast In
lass New York City, the Narrows and
.s Atlantic Ocean No garage WI
,ss BY the year for 5000 Apply Hire
,.os. 90 william st, New York city
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Cleveland Resident Sells
Former Home i'm Elush;no

j. Albert Johntra has sold lOl Muir
ray Street. Flushing. for Mrs. Mildred
y. |. Potter. Of Cleveland. Ohio, to
Julia A. Shott. of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED

EI.ECTRIC BROUGHAM, OHIO SEATING
i've double drive exide, high capacity
battery. ls cells excellent condition,
$3.50. would like to exchange for small
house within cormutng distance WE'LL
MAN IS East Ssth ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY

NOTICE; TO MANUFACTURERS WILL
build TO suit tenant two lofts. 25xs5, with
elevator, steam heat. in the best little
town In the state; two railroads and no
striisc trouble, price moderate; plenty help.
For information. Box ia. Norwich, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
REAL ESTATE
ROCKLAND COUNTY
BARGAINS AT
Nyack, New York
- MILES FROM JERSEY CITY.

NVaCk, lVCW OTk
:, "a MILES FROM JERSEY CITY.
.-cOsT $4,000, SACRIFICED FOR
f0l $50 ooe-Ahout Is acres. 1s rooms. 4
-, h,rh elevation. Garage and other
n.nn.;,a,nrs all in first class condition
suso,,,nr is only years old, buiit OF the
5pFh hest material and Workmanship. This
ses! Extraordinary bargain and should be
i,s.na i,sn tIBBEAt u a TtFUL MODERN DWELL
luz ing on Broadway, overlooking the
t.rdson, 10 rooms, baths hot water heat.
re- re- condition. Price s20.0oo.
- tno o'--PRoNuNE>T RETIRED y. r.
lVS lawyer. going abroad. Offers his
s.nas baths ali improvements. Garage
IvsAI large plot For Quioe sale. $40 900
.sscsx-SPLENDID .ss SMALL FARM PROF
luH erty. on state Road. II acres. 8
..rs and bath. all improvements House
-, back about 500 feet from road Bar
s,a,.--ctiHARMING s,a,. SMALL ESTATE OF
100 s acres; ground laid out in parilllke
.see,. House, - rooms. haths, Fine
;,,o,ds.sMscNlflcESr ;,,d. MAC p T HsTATE. cosr
lVo 37s.oo0-For quick sale at $25.Vo0
~ acres Is rooms. baths all improve
,.n.s and in the best ot coudillon through
if1n17HuP-To-DATE POULTRY FARM.
lVt $4,000 proposition FOR $4,000
Reason for selling, i'll health, House. S
rosrns and bath. modern. outbuudings
frai., etc; 90 acres.
1no-ATTRAcTIvE COUNTRY RESI-
lVo dence. u rooms. = baths; modern in
every detail. Garage for cars. Ideal for
s,hool or sanitarium- 700 feet elevation
;; acres Price. $4,000.
.fno-EXCEPTION\I RIVER FRONT.
lV0 the only property of its kind with
riparian rights OF 500 feet 5 acres House
!; rooms baths. all modern. Price. $40 .OD0
1i0-HANDSOME RESIDENCE, OVER
1AV looking the Hudson. is rooms.
bath. hot water heat. gas. electricity,
hardwood floors, open .ireplaces. Garage
With chaufeur's quart ers for family: an
Improvements Beautiful trees shrubberv.
ac Large plot. 15oN2oo. Should be seen
10 be appreciated \ bargain ., $4,000
H. ]. McCINLEY
81 Main ST., Nyack, N. Y.
The Leading Agency in Kockland County.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
BOROUGH OF OF EMS

>RGAIN-several two-famny houses in
-ood location modern proverneats.
tll 5000 II s. 900. ACT quick, Eaf,i-
20 & Crogan $40 Fulton s. la,.ss,a
bai!er Building. eniran TWoirDls =. d..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-11-28
THE MEMORIAL FUND

Various campaigns for money, 8
natural reaction from the high ten
sion Of war days, intense work due
to- transitional conditions in the
economic world, and anxiety over the
cost Of living are among the factors
which have slowed up the Memorial
campaign IN this State. We think it
best to look these conditions squarely
in the face, so that we may know
what is to be overcome.
On the other hand, South Caro-
inians have never before been so
prosperous. In asking for voluntary
donations amounting to four hundred
thousand dollars, the Memorial Com
mission, created by The General As
sembly, is not asking for anything un-
reasonable. And when one stops to
consider the purpose for which the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-11-28

. = ri : .
upon December 1 as the date when
the p Germanpeace treaty will sbe
formally ratified. ~ s.
The announcements today Of the
ratification Of the treaty caused con-
siderable surprise because it had been
generally understood Great Britain
woud not ratify the treaty before
the United States did.
Although the treaty was ratified
last night it does not come into force
until the similar treaty with the
United States has been ratified.
Further informal discussions have
been held with the Germans repre-
sentatipes now here in connection
with tie notification by the allies
that q protocu5 must be sigusd by
Germany guaranteeing fulfillment
Of the arHistice conditions. These dis
cussions have been confined chiefly
to. the methods Sf procedure. m con-
|sidering the prutscol. AS yet;tbe Ger
mans have not stated whether they
will sign the doeuEzent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-11-28
campaign is being waged, the request

campaign is being waged, the reques'
takes on an aspect that is anything
but unreasonable. The sons and and
daughters of this State, who fought
and worked so well for the great
cause Of democracy must never be
forgotten; Moreover there must pc
tangible, visible evidence OF the
States gratitude to them. The cam,
paign will not fail, for South Caro-
Iinians> have never yet, and never
viii be unappreciatiye Sof splendid
services rendered.
Because the campaign for, four
hundred Thousand dollars to supple
ment the one hundred Thousand
made available by the General AS
|sembly, has been retarded, the
Memorial Commission has decided to
continue the time for solicitation 81
subscriptions up. 70 tne conVehahs VI
the next ssH5su Of the General b.
|sembly. At that time the Commission
should be able TO report full and com
lplete success. -"
The impression has preva1ed thai
the proposed memorial building
would, in effect, be but a college
chapel on the University grounds
this is incorrect. The proposed build.
| ing woud be an historical nuseux
for South Carolina, and its location
while on grounds held by the Uni
1yersity trustees, would not in any
way hinder its use by the genera
public. 1t would not be in theory o.
lin fact, State memorial There als'
has been an effort to have the type
1 Of memorial changed to a hospital
but the soldiers, through the Ameri
can Legion have spoken dec1dei'
against this proposition.
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How tho Cream Separator P.y.

How tho Cream Separator Psys
TIE average farmer owes 8 duty
to- his wife that he has long neglected
to pay; he often provides himself
with Iabor-saving implemets and at
the same time; faiEs to tighten the
burdens Of his WIDE He should always
remember that she. is entitled to at
least equal consideration in this di-
rection.
There is no machine used on the
farm that does more towards helping
the farmers overworked kife than
cream separator. The milk is sep.
arated Immediately after milking, the
skim milk fed while sweet, and it is
not necessary to wash large mum.
Der of pans and crooks every day.
The invention of the separator has
practically revolutionized the dairy
business as it makes money and saves
money and labor for the farmer ane
his wife. Purchase the separator ant
Ilet the gasoline engine pull it.-Tht
Progressive Farmer.
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ENGLISH.FRENcH
TREATY RATIFIED
, BY TWO NATIONS

Paris, Nov. 21.-Stephen Pichon,
France, foreign minister, and Sir
Eyre Grove, assistent under-secre-
tary for foreign affairs Of Great
Britain, last night exchanged ratifi-
cation of the treaty guaranteeing
British aid to France, if, without pro-
vocation, she is attacked by Germany
7 The supreme council today agreed