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New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Buyers Plan Apartment
For Kings Highway Plot
Triangle Property at Coney
Island Av. To Be Improved;
Dwelling Houses Sold

William Liss. Inc, have sold for
the William E. Harmon Company to
the Avendale Building Corporation the
triangular plot 210 feet on Kings High
way, 80 feet on Coney Island Avenue.
200 feet on Avenue @ and "a feet on
East Twelfth Street. This property
will be improved with stores and
apartments On the corner Of East
Twelfth Street building will be built
to accommodate q bank.
The same brokers have sold four
teen and half lots on the west side
of East Ninth Street, 100 feet north
of Avenue 0, for the McVeigh Realty
Company to client, who will improve
the site with one-family detached cot
tages with garages. They also have
resold the plot on the southwest cor
ner Of East Twelfth Street and Avenue
R, 174x1OO, for Eli Horlck to the
Tide Water Realty Company, which
intends Immediately to improve the
plot with family cottages, and have
resold the two-family cottage at 500
Cation Avenue to Mary O'Connor, for
occupancy, besides the two-family cot
tages at 181 and 1873 East Fifth Street
for the O'Brien estate to Robert Ward.
and four story apartment house at
1441 Bedford Avenue, on plot 93x100,
Tor the Kraslow Construction Com
pany to Mary E. Cohen for investment.
Paal, Mackin & Gordon have sold
the one-family cottage at PA Bay
Eighth Street, on plot 6Ox9O, for Jo-
seph Bahr for $500
Charles Partridge has sold for
James Walsh to Lizzie Horn the three
story and basement residence at 1419
Pacific Street.
The Realty Trust has sold for Artee
Realty Corporation the three-story
brick store and apartment house at
Ais Fourteenth Avenue, to the Frank
Building Company, Inc, for invest
ment.
F. C. Sauter has sold for Henry
Mugge to J. Gross the two story dwell
ing 453 Fifteenth Street.
Bulkley & Horton Co. have sold 1857
Pacific Street, three-story and base
ment dwelling. lot 1sxloo, for Phoebe
S. Gurney to the present lessee Mime
Henne.
Calm & Pittman have purchased
from George H. Ogle the two and one
half story frame dwelling on lot 2ox
100, 1858 East 10th Street. Ketcham
Eros. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

il5TH sT. 1ts w, ali; Shank n H. e IN
10 Max Eosenfetd, 222 w Iiith. ana
ss.% sno; fT9,n ssri MY ls 'sls; to May i, ,sas;
llSTH 81. zo5 w ALI Sarah Mainrt.,, ~
Samuel Haidnet, 16s II itsth vi. SID
yrs 'forn April %. 1919. attys Epstein
u. 10 Cedar ~. si.............,{s "a 0nn
4Th Av. zsi@. slI Ka,h Ebbo,s to Aiberts
infantay zo7s Madison az. 3 yrs frorr
ney b. 1917; atty. VIM IL Austin, 2a3
r, ,,l' . = 1870
bEoADWAY. zss7. all. Morris Fo,n to
Ionls Fins, 1878 Lyman pl Bronx: IL
ysn ron Jan ]. 1919: atty. M 4 Eabino
YANbBk6II[f ~ stores, slso ntorss
p 1ps loo and 200 10 n in b; %2d It, 81 D.
Bidg Corpu 10 Jarnes A lietbs srtrg's's' ~
bonnn Bronx. J Is Urn from May
!. 1sts; atty. Jno y Mccall, 81 Chnubers
''''s''.....-.... .tbi,+oo to $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Alterations
A.

s7rH ST. l1s West. to a four story dwell
owner. John schior. Is West west ''us 4ad st. st.
architect: cost ,..............s5 So, 900
2l2TH ST, Il. so W Holland av. two
story brick dwelling and garage. o5x65;
Alfonso Baltino. 72s East 212th st, own
cr' Anthony De Pace. 373 Fifth nv.
architect; cost ........... $500
1SoTH ST. 8l5, two-story frame stores and
dwelling. 21x40 John Martin. on prem
ises, owner; Chas Clark, 44l fremont
Az. architect. cost ........... 81. 900
COURTLANp AV. cor l5Bth st, four
story brick tenement. 23.8xa3: Peter
Theobnld 2s53 Decatur av, owner; Harry
Howell Sd av and l&9th st. archi
trci, cost SbVU
l64TH ST. s6s three story frame dwell
ing 1sx64; Sadie Fuchs, on premises,
owner; Nathan LANCER. 81 East 125th
st. architect; cost 800
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

MOTT ST.. zo1; Fairfield Holding Corp to
@ bronx Investment INK I5e GO not monoyed
:: Terry, 100 Bwway' Aug /, 1915 $500
Jacob . 6. carrie NJ Butler to Theron
Eliza Rockwell, East Orange. J.;
list ST. a2 " VIM II phyfe 81 f1f sisGS gGP
av to Nellie ] Sexton. on the premises ;
atty, Cohen & Stern. so Wall st May
T1iRD Av. o5.5 47th st. s5xsS' 'SS9SG
Geo B Coleman & May A Mills to John
Reid ct al. exrs, .vall Michael Reed !:
atty. II Doherty, q Pine st; May 81
77TH ST a2a E: Gustav & sophie i.eker Il aSeqV
ATTY chas Pirtze, 25s Bway; Nov Is.
eth s.r 1880 W; Rockton Constr stS,0qo e. 90
~ Hs,,iaps Epstein & 3 PAU Hellinser; atty. P
SETH ST. a1s E; Herman A & Cath
schmitt ct al. to Byron L strasburger
Strasburger attys, wetmore & j A
Pine st Nov q. 1909 ............si4.o 600
9TH ST, 8. e4 Avenue\ p. l41x54x
Co. So Cedar 81; March 10, 1889 $1s, 900
l25TH ST, s. $50 W 9Th av; runs n sox
" M,o5,s, y bs as.s S5,rs, X Is to begin; Eliza
Co tatty). so Cedar st; Aug 10, 1886
SAME property; same TO same; August TO-
SAME property, Same To- same 1sn ~
1875 Observation-Disclosures. 81 sno
SAME property; same to same, Aug %
1873 Observation-Disclosures. eEnn
CENTRAL PARK W. cor sad st. AK
T3.4xf0oxlT3.4: Rroadedgc Coepn to Her
man Heidelberg, , W 72d st: attys
Marks g. Nj, 63 Park Row. Oct is, 1918
,,srr, ,-, sss. 900
Morts GO 3also attys). SO Liberty st .
l3sTH ST 264 w; Augusta E Wood to
eSrs VIII of Edw l. Radcliff; attys
Co. 1875 Bway; Jan 21. 1909
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Cathedral Trustees
Lease Site for GARAGE

Bryan L. Kennedy, representing the,
trustees of st. Patrick's Cathedral, has
leased for term of years the fourteen
lots in Eleventh Street, commencing
100 feet east of First Avenue and ex-
tending through to the south side of
Twelfth Street, to the E. G. T. Garage
Company, Inc. The lessee will build
large garage on the site.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

s nsn Ss NJ M.steaaoI4 s IT 81 & e.,
Worth 79di,u Company. 1sl Worth St May
cotuMHiA t aI5y, T e. 4 ss Co. 17s swsy soc
CHARLES Burstein ct al TO Burstein Hold
Ing Company. II W 18th st; atty Max
East Side
I'D ST, SIS East g g. 800 "a av 25xo7 OK
7,;aos 2i1xS4 s; 8; Eliza and Adolph Granet tc
600; May l6; atty. Charles Entmacher
IL lst st. ...........~... 81
18Th c4img1ns sT ossrs,n s. g. q "a sv 2oxa99
dax. 206 E 59th st; all liens. May Ia
- atty atty n Y t & NJ Co. 1875 way ,. 500
18th ST, s, 10 Sd az. s.1ox1 oo.ll
Ing Co, w 18th st; al liens: April
10; atty. May Monfried. 2ss b way 81 90
18TH 81. sl2 East. s. 21.sxloo 10;
i 1lItn st: mtge, $1,000; May Is: atty,
q & T Co, 176 B'way .......... 81 90
West Side
2eTH ST, 1874 W. g, 24sxass; rgnat,
Roth to Harry NJ samett, az Manhettan
ay; az all liens; May Is: atty. Vim Weiss,
42D ST. 455 W. 3. 2Oxloo4: ] Clifford
McChristie. as trustee in bankruptcy of
Else Elsie Cllman, to Davis S Myers. is L,
, osin s1tys IN Myers & s. 2ss Bway ....... s275
126TH ST, ss. 1881 W 9th av. l5.9xloo.l1
Fotssr awssFs 70 T5tls lsosh st. Go to Samuel
Lawyers 7 g T Co. iso Bway. lt'5i 81
18TH ST. g.. 2o5 Amst az. saxlo7 Z;
Iberty ss tse 70 saso az oHaeaity e. IS
May IL; atty Morton Stein, So Wall
1857 ST. lss w. g. 1s.4xssii: 1861, 81 81
S64 w. 3, 1e,sxes.1l: Geo De W Weeks
ano. exrs, to Lawnor Realty Co ~
MMwsS' 4 eS Ak AZ liens; liens May l5 atty. n T (
ST NICHOLAS Az. e 8, rs n lslat st. s7'sy 7'Sy
NV 6oo' Aooiph Blsrman to Lankar Realty
He; Sjeos 90 N.Y. w lslst st. Wtge $4,000 Al
SAME PRoPnRTy: Lankan Realty Co , 1to to
al sas 9snss nss So % may ~ att
Bronx
sPUYTEN DUvvIL P'KwAY. w, oor
Evergreen av. s77s x1s.1oxirres; Along
n,',,:tt the Hudson co to Hy Kroger, spnyten
Dnyvli' mtge $4,000: atty. G
PARK Drive. or 4slst 81. 8, sls.7 W Of Of
Pt 10 from end OF Grove at spuyten
Drive or assist st. .. l2O7,1 W from
said pt 141.sxirreg: Along the Hudson
ssn Hs to nn@s;1 Mssn's Of isaac Johnson: spuy
McKelvsy. 40 Cedar st ..........sl
LAND N Y c & H r Co. g. ats q
land ,ana noT oIv. or late 2 n Morrison: ssa4x
.. a. line bet land formerly St-ans
and land d N Morrison. ss7xirreg; also
land G & H r r Co. 8 a at
land D NJ Morrison. 2oox!rreg; also
Palisade av, W s. 1904 n 2S1st st 124s
irreg; along the Hudson Co to Mort h.
ern Realty Co. 4s Cedar st; Apr 30; atty
r, ) ! J McKelvey. 43 Cedar st, t,........s1
CRESTON AV. cor, 18TH ct, so15s3Sx
irreg; Edw c Burzen to Morris Polsky
1881 Fulton av: mtge $500: MAY ii
atty. n Y Title e Mtge Co. 1875 Rway
SAME property: Morris Polsky to ploom eoyO
Realty. Co. sos nth st: mtge 10. 500
May 10: atty. same 800
BR HANT AV. w 9. SEQ u Seneca av 125x
100; stephen Nash. trus to Har-v
sacher.. 2a3 e slst; May IL; atty, title
, Guar & Co. 17s Bway. $1,000
zAoTH ST, $50 e. g. 24.2x10a2: Otto
Vetter TO Geo l. Roeder. s29 e 152d.
mtse s $1,000; May IS; atty. VIM Roeder.
s1MPsoS NJ SS9rs1Snos 81 1T av; a x 500
6St Max Turin to Rebecca Turin 12s9
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Lord Estate to Sell
AT Auction Bronx Lots

The executors Of the late Francis T.
Lord have authorized Joseph 2. Day to
sell at abaolutc public auction on Juno
26, In the Vesey Street Sslesroom, fifty
lots on Grand Boulevard and Con-
courss, Morris, erosion, Anthony, Ryer
and Valentino avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
New Building Plans
Rrony

,S9TH ST. $, IS Blackstone sv. three
two story brick dwellings 2tx74i1 the
Stradacona Co, F Mauser. % John st
treas owner; Clarence Stein, 56 West
46th st, arohitest, cost. s15. 900
h Nc AV. cor Sutherland ST. two-story
brick dwelling and garage. e2.sx35.6: P
av. pres owner, Karl r j Selfert 1a3
East 4oth st, architect: cost ... sc, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
sURROGATEs, NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
honorable John p. Cohslan a Surrogate
Of the County OF New YORK NOTICE is
ne reny given TO all persons having claims
ss ainst Grace O'Day Macpherson. late OF
sent the same with vouchers thereof 70
ne suoscribers. at their place of transact
ing business at the office OF Messrs Muir
ray, Prentice & Howiand, their attorneys
at No. 81 Wall Street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City of New York. State
or New York. on or before the Goth day OF
November, 1919 next
. Dated New York. the sth day of May,
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANy OF
NEW YORK,
Administrators
MURRAY. PRENTICE & HOwLANn
attorneys for admtn.straIors Ofacs
and P, O. address. 81 Wall Street
Borough Of Manhattan, New York
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Let the Tribune
Help You Soiue
Y0urH0mePr0b!ena

THE services Of the Real Es-
"A tate Department of The
Tribune are offered you in the
solution Of your problems. You
may want a home in the suburbs,
but you cannot make up your
mind whether Long Island, West
chester, Connecticut or New Jer-
sey is preferred.
1t may be that you will want
to buy or lease with the privilege
Of buying later, or 1t may be that
your stay in the suburbs is for
the spring and summer seasons
only.
What are the climatic condi-
tions in various sections of the
suburbs and what are the rentals
and fee values and taxes?
These are questions that con-
front many families to-day, espe-
clally since the housing accom-
modations Of the city are such
that one is forced to 80 to the
country, or rather the suburbs,
for relief.
Our association with the lead
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make 1t possible for you to secure
the best information on the prob
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Tribune. Address inquiries to
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REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Automobile Agents Rent
Large Yonkers Ouarters

Kahn Brothers have leased for e.
term Of years the northerly half Of the
large store at the junction of South
Broadway and Mclean Avenue. owned
and occupied by Sheppard & Son, de-
psrtment store. Kahn Brothers are the
exclusive agents in Yonkers for the
Chevrolet passenger cars and the
White and Republic motor trucks.
This lease was made through Thomas
S. Burke
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Estate at Cl1appaqua Sold

The estate of Edgar N. Johnson, stu
ated on the Hartscrabble Road, Chap
paqua, on eleven acres, has been sold
to William E. Orr, manufacturer Of
this city. Mr.. Orr plans extensive re-
modelling of the property. George
How was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan

10TH ST, 44s-451 West; William prevsr
VIZ ii w Well Co. lessee and contrac-
LoI .......... 81, ,ose so
slsT ST so East-H " Covert Co va 5o
Easi elst st Co, Inc, owner. William r
Middleton. contractor ~ II 10 6
z7TH 81. ls3 West; Jacob Reisberr Va
Nanouitt Kenlty Corpn. owner; William,
Deutsch. contractor. or...........S70
Bronx
WALTON Av. ss1; Greenhorg Co "a
Lambert L Cheatham, owner and con-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Stewart Property at
Scarsdaie To Be Auct;oned

Arthur c. Sheridan will offer at VOL
untary auction next Saturday at 3 q.
m. on the premises the Arthur Stewart
place, formerly the Just property, con-
slstlng of a slxteenroom modern dwell
ing, outbuildings and over eleven acres
of land laid out in gardens, roadways
and pathways, on New Rochelle Road
and Locust Avenue, Scarsdale.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Westport Landmark Sold

John Crawford has sold the country
home of Charles E. Cutler at Westport,
Conn. to Frazier F. Peters. 1t consists
of thirty-fve acres, on hill, with ex-
tended views Of the Saugatuck Valley,
and one-hundred- year-old house with
all modern improvements.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Sale of Fine Flushing Home

C. G. NJ. Thomas, treasurer OF the
Consolidated Gas Company, has sold
his home at 1877 Barclay Street, Flush
ing, to John W. Ripley.
The home is three story dwelling,
on plot 100x117. held at 1000. J.
Albert Johntra was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Buys Home at Ridgewood

S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Formnn
nave sold for Fred " Guterl to George
b. Tennant, Of Brooklyn, the dwelling
at 8 Heights Terrace. Ridgewood, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
y LET FOR BUSINESS prJRposrs

NIL xyIDoE Or GOOD grryr.r,f.,c
foE~ sy}iSrl }JiSsrlt AVENUE lsr> s5I,'sy' tz2fs ar
Es.S!eID ESeIDs'x, xhyg I'm g9. e., Fl MEmy IS. 800
kxtlaiAliyAl. AlassN11 yzcELi.EkT 0yyItEs.
y Et ~ srL,ssIsNAH ssNAH 4 WAKEyTELD''' '''fs1 fssn
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

ST. s2. s. 25.1ox7a 1ox29x7a 10 (;
coordinate with two other mtges s4250
each M May -; Ormonde Holding
Corp to Mabel 1. Costello, s05 West End
av due May /, 1924, p c. atty, T 6 ~
7 Co, lT6 Bway .......,..........s SIS 800
SAME PROPERTY and prior mtges May
IA, same to Frank A Jones, S69 Union
st, Hackensack; due Mav l. 1924, c {,
SAME PRoPERTrY and mtges; May IA,
same to Geo r Jones' l79 New St, New
Brunswick. N j due May i. 1924. p c;
atty. same. ................. s4 $50
CLINTON sT. 9O-ss, e s. 7e.lx1OO; m;
April 22; 9o-96 Clinton ST Corp to Jo
hanna Kroder, 65 Central Park West:
10 yrs G. atty, T T Go. l7e
pwa~ .... $3l 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
REAL ESTATE
hohcUGH or THE BRONX

H.. TAhE TO BATTERY. PLOT "a
~; .s1 .ssxs.issl. $500, sz.soo. cash
= sssss1wsy. MAMMALIAN 1'"-'N |Hz' $50
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
WEsTcHKsTEa COUNTY

fasaiassdk> saiaassdk-..ATThAcTrvE BUNGALOW,
= syLyHsrKH FKoHocE. E''S0'
- ~-s's'r Ays, Tel, zs77 drsynerc~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
NEW JgHsyy

snsessA1L sssA1LE--BEAcHwooD Iors-rvo.
f5sz fsaA ioration; reasonable " -
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

FRENCH. SARAH EN- PURSUANCE
Of an order of Honorable John P, CO.
halan, Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all ner-
sons having claims against Sarah E
french, late OF the County OF New York
deceased, 10 present the same. with vouch-
ers thereof TO the subscriber. at place
OF transacting business. at the ornce ~ fhe
executor, Central Union Trust Company Of
New York, at No. so Broadway In thc
Sorough or Manhattan. in the City Of New
York. State of New York on or before tho
18th day Of October. 1919. next.
Dated, New York. the End day OF April.
1919.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD
Attorneys for Executor, Once and p
o. Address. so Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
Honorable John P. Cohalan, q surrorat.
of the County Of New York, NOTICS ss
hereby given to all persons having clains
against Frederick Mead, late Of the County
or New fork. deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers
the office of Simpson, Thaoher & Bartlett
their attorneys, at No. 62 Cedar Street in
the Borough CT Manhattan, in the CITY of
New York. State OF Now York on or be-
fore the 2lst day of July noxt.
Dated. New York. the I4th day of Jan.
THOMAS THACHER.
PHILIP a. BARTLETT.
SIMPSON, TEACHER & BARTTfJ BARTIETr
Attorneys for Executors. CO Cedar ST.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

" -. aoCsE, Bergen County. far .si.
Fs9 az easJ cor.mutinx dls,ancs' Iss
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
\ PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER of Honor.

n
able John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF ths
County OF New York, notice Is hereby rsvsr -
all persons having claims against william n
L. Lee. late OF the County OF New York. d.
ceased. to present the same with vouchsra
thereof TO the subscribers at their placs az
transac-ing business, nt the Office OF Phiiin r
Conncil. their attorney. No as Pine Street
Borough CT Manhattan. IN the City OF New
York, on or before the 18TH day OF June 1915
Dated. New York. the End day of December,
SAMUEL RIKER. JR..
RICHARD CURZON HOFFMAN JR
PHILIP E coNNEL1., Attorney -for'fSss for EIsou.
tors, No. as Pine Street Borough Of Mar.
haitian New York City.
suance of an order of Honorable John P
CohaiaHo .oa, a Surrogate Of the County OF New
Munzinger. late OF the County Of Nsw
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at nts
place Of transScting business. at the ONCE
on before the Slst day Of May ne~t
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF No
HENRY r. HoYT. Executor.
DALI. HoYT & Mason, Attorneys for
Of Manha,tan. 'ii,A cisy Of sSs' New YORK F9F0uss
ysHAM. JOANNA A-rN PURSUANCE
ha:en. Surrogate of the County Of New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to eli per
a
ISHAM. late of the County OF New York.
deceased to present the same with vouch.
OF transacting business. No. III Fifth Ave
Manhattan Borough. In the City OF New
York on - before the 10th Day OF June
next.
Dated. New York. the 2ist day of Me-
HENRY DE FOREST wEEKEs.
wEEKEs BROTHERS Attorney Ao Tor
Executor, 81 William ST. Manhattnn
Borough. New York City.
VAN ANDEN. MARIA JANE-rN pr-e-
suance Of an order of Honorable Iohn =
Cohalan, = Surrogate - the County of Ner.
York, NOTICE Is hereb. given to ali ney,
Anden. late Of the County 4 New yorE
deceased. to present the same With vouch-
srs hereof to me subscriber. at ~ place a
Street. IN the Borough of Brooklyn IN ira
City of New iork. on or before the Iss day
Dated. New York. the s1st day Of no.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
REYNOLDS. RICHARDS & Nsssulo. MccuTcrs.
EON, Attorneys for Executor. es VIII.
PEARSON. CAROLINE Ross.-IN PUR-
Cohaian. a Surrogate of the County OF New
York. NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
ROSS PEARsoN. late Sf the SssoslNS conosS -, =
New York. deceased, TO present the same
WIN vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at
place OF transacting business the ofnnr
OF his attorney. No. IS Exchange Place. in
the City OF New York. on or before tss
first day Of October next
Dated. New York. the 27th day of March.
CLIFFORD c. PEARSON. 1r
WILLIAM F. hALONEY. Attorn.v "a.
Executor. ~ Wall Street and Is Ex-
change Place. New York
SCscHEN. WILLIAM C.-IN pURssrs
ance OF an order OF Honorable Iohr p
1ohalan, Surrogate OF the County OF Nse
YORK. NOTICE is hereby given 10 ali per.
sos s naslns claims against WILLIAM c.
SoSSHEN. late OF tho County OF New
YORK. deceased. 10 present the same Win
votchcrs thereof TO the subscriber, al ~
plAce OF transactinS business. No - viii
lam street. In the city OF Mes York. On Or
oeIore the lath day Of June next
Dated. New Work. December Srd Ys.s
TIE FARMERS LOAN AND rust
COMPANY. E~er,t.-
1h-LEN. EoLSTON & HoRAN Atss~.
neys for Executor = Exchanrn placs
Now York. N Z. "S's
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

DEAN TRACY G. sTANFIEI.D. Aitoy.
neys for Executors, No. 80 Drondway
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

SAMUEL RIKER JR,
RICHARD CURZON HOFFMAN JR..
PHILIP f CONNEL1.. Attorney for EIs,,,.
tors. No. 40 Pine Street. Borough of Man
haitian, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

O'S1117 " I.chfSss
wEEKEs BROTHERS. Attornsys "a,
Executor. So William St, Manhattan
Borough. Now York City
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
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7ad 'Fn rs experience on skies
81 Ff''i fF'S' Nt' T4sFrFN how 70
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'oqe ~ $40 fNNt with snow twelve
feet on fhe leNel II Was mile
- me axe WITH a drop OF 1900
Tel ~ marfen trappers or the
Tockl"s KNOW mar snow Is extreme p
:. dangerous curing FehruarY and
Msrch. "hen y oHHns 70 slip and
noe. Eot d0"n htte way on
Ae Sl7" ara 'hen looked az that rect
enow.
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start the snow sliding as 70 continue
on nv waV 7 slid frtv feet when
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
j. 5, BREWERS START
INVASION Of FRANCE

TIE New York Herald, under a
Paris dltrline of October 20, say
that certain American brewers are
trying 70 organize the French brew
crs III the upyaStcd rcgiouS in the
north and cast OF France.
Before the war these districts ha
rlanv small hr, worries but most If
them have either been robbed by the
Gcrnsns OF 81 their equipment or
wore within the line of tire and were
destroyed The American brewers
defeated in @.ls country are now
looking 10 TIM, tel1 as one fun OF
promise 70 rtheir trade, 1t Is said
tho hone TO orsa MIC American
owned concerns
Their Plan. as announced. Is TO re-
rlburSc the French brewers half tho
money they viii receive in payment
tor war damages from the French
EoEeTnmcnt and to orsanfzc the com
panE IN which the brewers Will BE-
gwen an opportunity Of buyln,
shares 10 the extent OF the other
h7it IT the amount received from The
Eovernm IT
The French are said 70 be looking
with doubt ON this plan. although 1t
would help them to rebuild their
ere"eries much quicker. However,
tactr interests would bc pooled II
n American concern which would
thus have control of the industry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
War Glory Fading
Deepens Sadness Of
Loss, Says Walpolt

chicago Nov. S.-Hueh Walnoie
Tho leader OF the Young novelisfs IT
ENGLAND, while on visit he~c
rainted 4 gloomy picture Of Merry
Old England>"". ,.... ......
I haven't been here long enough
- understand the situation 10
said, but 7 should say that vow
were much better oT spiritually II
America than we are in England.
Just now there is a deem sadness all
ever England, as much the result
, Of our labor troubles as anything
else
You see. the glory and the hero
ism of the deaths OF the men who
fought is wearing off a biz. and
wives and mothers are having n
face the saddeninc realization that
the world which they had thought
would be finer through the sacrifices
OF young men like theirs. is not
finer at all There is no sadness
more cruel than that And count
| less thousands are feeling that now
Fur things are clearing up The
railway strike was TO my mind the
greatest glow 10 Bolshevisn1 which
could be struck. II was a glorious
triumph for organized trade I'M
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