davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Bauerdorf to Annie Z Bauerdorf: atty=
Rauerdorf &. Taylor Ill Bway. .......... 81
i26TH ST, 1@ W; Michael J joyce TO Eliz
\ lliggs. ssi St Johns pl Bllyn. atty.
NJ J joyce, -s1 I5way .....-...... ....... $500
BrOnV
BRONN Az, s., 406ll n Grove av: also
Bergen av. W s 32.2 Broui aV. also
Aqueduct av, 5, 237S Brandt pl. also
lots and 4, map Union iiill. Powell
estate; also lot III. map Century Invest
Co, also lot 50, map part Downing es-
tate. Morgan O'Brjen TO Thos Grim
minis. 176 4 72d st ct al, inaivd and a
"xrs: atty. q Mtse Co. six
80. -. x nir'o'rtS q
Grubin, .al47 Fuitor st. Hklyn, ATTY.
Rose Grubin, S1fT Fulton st. Rklyn s. 800
AV. 1910: Viva Realty 60 TO
Henenson Realty Co, 500 Willis av: attys,
Filters & y, 27i Bway. 49,.
WISE Az, 3, 81 1884 ST. 4oN1oo
Gustav Helpern. 252 W lssfh ST. TO par-
nett Il Kopelman, 1913 T. ls3d 81 atty.
y, Kopeiman ESQ Bway. SOD
" EBSTER AN. S5is. Dormond Realty 60
to Elias II Lang. 25s " 1S5th st. atty.
e II Lang, 25s w 135th st.-.......$Ioo
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Great Advance Recorded
I'm Waterfront Values
Ship Chandler Invests Close to 100000 in Sout,
Street Corner, One of p Lois Bought Century
Ago for S3, 900: Present Structure "a Years Old

Bernard +. Guinan, ship chandler NJ
II South Street, has bought from the
estate of Herman lIaclsman the six
story corner building at 90 South
street, northwest corner of Cuylers
has frontage of 81 feet on South
Street. runs back 102 feet.
In 1873 it was purchased bv John
Jacob as part of plot OF twenty two
lots for 1921. or $4,000. II wa;
again sold in 1876 for $4,000 to
a Mr.. Stuyvesant, who resold it in 1927
for $4,000 to d Mr. Watson. In l3A5
Watson sold it to Reynolds, who paid
$4,000 for the lot and built the prcs-
ent building and sold it for $4,000.
which shows the gradual increase in
property in this section.
The new owner intends to alter this
property into modern Office building,
using part for his own occupancy. The
cost of the property. including altera-
tons, Will involve over 100000. Mr..
Guinan has been located for the last
twenty years at II South Street. which
property was recently purchased by
the Broad Street hospital. Pease &
Elliman negotiated the deal. 1t is the
eighth parcel in that section sold BY
the brokers recently to clients for oc-
cNpanCN.
Spectator in Pearl Street
James A. Outvatcr has sold for tho
estate Of Mark Harris to A. Franken-
thaler, the four story business build
ing at 3l9 Pearl Street, on lot 23.Sx
99.Sx irregular, between Ferry Street
and Franklin Square. Speculation was
the basis of the purchase
West 18th Street Loft Is Sold
Arthur Cutler & Co. have sold for
L. B. Meyrowtz the seven story loft
building, on lot 25x10o, at 81 West
Nineteenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Apartment Owners
Have No Trouble
Getting Their Prices
Growing Army of Buyers
i'm the Market for Multi
Family Houses i'm Every
Section Of the Borough

The Prmel Realty Corporation ia
cob Price president has purcN axed
from |. Lowenfeld 5f7 West i9ist Street,
"a Eve story apartment. on plot oorto.-
Cherries Goldberg was the broker.
The Grcenwalz Pealtv Company
has bought from Abraham Zsnde~ef
the fve-story apartment. on piet sos
100 at e15 Nesl i,nfn street.
The Aqui'aria. TIE 'iy-storv apart-
mcnt on plot l75s132 af the northwest
corner o. s. Nicholas AeenHs al
l6ith Street. has been bought by LOUIS
Isranls son from Dora -s Lhrr' y oife
Harry Smith negotiated ihe sale.
Audubon Avenue Fla, Sales
Adelsea Realty Corporation. II. p
Selvin president. has purchased from
the Rezstrum Realty Company the
southeast corner Of Audubon Avenue
and ls<t Street. q six-story apart
ment with stores. on plo' -oysa ". !.
Strunslv was the broker and Abraham
Leichter. attorney, rrpresent'd tn
purchaser
Byrne 4 Bowman have so'A to trns
& Sinnoit for the 1913 AHauoen Avenue
Corporation. Jame. ! Nu-srr rresi-'
dent. the hse-storr nH9 h'Fcment
apartment. on plot ~INicn. - fr' south
'|sN| ''l|Hff - tAH''N'.' - ttt't 'ttH
ls5th Street
East Side Houses in New Hands
Lucius II Beers has sold All and
42s East Sixty-hfth Street. TWO six
story tenemenss, each on plot
37sxioo5. between first Avenue and
Avenue A.
Folsom Brothers have sold for Ernest
K v Whitcomb TIC sis-story tenement
with store, on lot so%leo, a. 80 and
so East Ninety ninth Street. 20 Raphae
Prayer.
The Fischer Realty Company has
sold for Ida King the four-story tene-
ment, on plot 25NsS. a. le4a Lexington
Avenue.
Village" Apartment Deal
The Grow a 'ive-storv anartmcnt
house. on plot toNiooy irregular. at
~ and SO Grove Street. running
through TO Sheridan square has hcea
sold. The property wa@ to have been
offered at auction today hv Bryan l.
Kennedy Title TO tire property IS
held by the Alfred Marshal. estate.
East Thirteenth ~. Tenement BUYER
Joseph p Day has cold for tho
lawyer Mortgage Company - Adoirh
Reich 511 East Thirteenth street
siN-storY tenement Oh plct 3I-svloN.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

2SD ST 202 ". W rtr; Israel Asi,er -
Stangard Printing Co. yrs from oct
!, lolI. atty. Martin NJ Mendel. 81 Mas
sWAY. W cor 7ath st. drug store. so1s sSis
fountain. etc; LLOYD andres to iJenrv
sluiner' sMuIner' - ~ ~ w ,5 j3Sd ~ ana ano,
Yrs from Nov !. 1918. att. istSere
Scherer PSI Rway ...'..,.'.... 81 sd0
q Go 10 \ kohn. ssss Bway. ct ~.
rom Nor |, 1919. TO Sept 20 fagN. attv
M ~ Ks's9r' 50 Nnssau 81 so. eeo $50 coo
! - ; - lS3. all, Land-sman Realty
% ID Saml Fisher. 1882 Crotona park-
WAY, yrs from Nov l. 1919. artv.
i,isr sss2ai r. y ~ = . 55 sI' nmay - si,ssa
+" I'D HeIni 'sher. 1882 srotoHa pnri-
i9's' at'ys Joaerh, d y l.. ga n~osa
issTil ST, sos ", etr. etc, Geo >,-ss' pss0
hns t. Vincent iarrer. So2 W i4sth
81 -. . & ;rs ir9m gN,s May 1. 1919, atty. otto
L lbGE ST, ll5. cor Broon,e At
~. and b. Louis snec,orsky TO
Julius titha 9a7 II 35th St Bl<yn. ana
fH9 yrs MAY l. 1920, atty, p l.
~ ', i44. end & balcony on part 2d
d part d, Philip Meusc el To casino
re from Nov !, lala, atty. Abr ] Hal.
pm, ~ Park Row ...........- 81 5oe
-4sl sf 54-s2 ", all. Orinoco Realty Co
- N9FNiile R"@ity corpn. yrs from
lar / 1919. stty- Bing &, Bins ila
aoth s. sloe and sum equal to total
net fucins = y g.
70 AN 255o. ssr & par, b, Mary j d.
hlSsr to Louis jeremiah. 1854 I'd ay:
yrs from Ap l. 1919 ............. sss4
Bronx
ARTHUR AV. 2lss' store. Florence O cal.
hasher 20 Barthold keyrer. sol oak Tree
p D yts from May l, 1919, attyS. Mark
4 b. s6 Nassau rt....-.........A A?20
1aoeste Koch to Nicola Acsnpora, 2sss
sienttne av; yrs from Dec l. 1919:
atty. Chas Il Rvdoiph, jr. ASS David
DAWSON ST. sSo~s, all, Rachel Lyon TO
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Operator Takes Profit

Joseph G. Abramson has sold to
Charles Meyer, through William VOLTS
Son. the two dwellings, on plot 362x
1922, at 114-116 East Eighty fth
Street, near Park Avenue, which the
sellers purchased from the Wilson es-
tate; also sold to Michae, f. Cusack
the fve-story apartment GA Academy
Street, adjoining Broadway, on plot
115xl30. William B. Boyland was the
broker. Also sold to Hannah Kauf
man 1926 Unicn Avenue, four-story
apartment, i0x10O, adjoining 167th
Street, renting for $4,000 and held at
$35, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Buyins Dwellings in Jerse,

S. s. Walstrum Gordon & Forman
have sold for A. Frederick Hail. to vii
liam Warde Ninde Smith. the dwelling
on Franklin Avenue, Midland Park, and
for Margaret T. Ruane to Mrs. Lena
Lessing the stucco residence on Rock
Road, Glen Rock, y. j., also for the
Corsa Realty and Construction Com
pany. to Jennie V. II. Watson. resi-
dental lot on Monroe Street, Ridge
wood, n J.
The Meister Builders have purchased
from the Hoffman Homes Corporation
two eight-room dwellings and one SIX
room dwelling at 59ss00 Forest Street
and Harper Place, Arlington, :. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Business Opposite Baker
Homes On Madison Ave.
Wickes House, at Madison Ave
nue. and 39th Street, Taken
for Trade

The Forsyth Wickes house. at 266
Madison Avenue, northwest corner of
Thirty-ninth Street, has been leased
for trade purposes. The Wickes house
is four stories, fronting 24.9 feet on
Madison Avenue and 95 feet in Thirty
ninth Street
1t is understood that the lessee will
pay a net yearly rental of 900 for
the next twenty-one years. Douglas l..
Gilman & Co. negotiated the lease.
They would not give the name of the
trader. The house is outside the Muir
ray Hill restricted zone. Opposite, at
the southwest corner of Madison Ave
nue. and Thrty-ninth Street, is the
home of George +. Bakers daughter
The Bakers have fought trade en-
croachmcnts on Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Fidelity Trust Spreads
v est on Chambers Street

Need for larger quarters to handle
increased business has led the Fidelity
Trust Company, at Chambers Street,
West Broadway and Hudson Street. to
ease for a term of years the adjacent
i've story brownstone building at 143
Chambers Street. The premises will be
completely remode ed. The first floor
viii be used to extend the company's
banking and depository departments
Additional safe deposit vaults will oe
built to take care Of the increased de-
mand Ter space for security boxes.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Business Space Leased

Peter Gilsey g. Co. have leased for
Henry and Margaret Gilsey to Wal
ZACH Bros, the remainder of the build
ing at the southwest corner of Broad
way and Twenty-ninth Street, with the
exception OF the two small stores at the
southeasrerly end
NJ. 4 l.. Hess have leased for Annie
I. l.. terbuly the hvc-story and base
mcnt building at 6l4-1S West 13lst
street to Alfred J. Higgins at an ag
gregate rental of $4,000
The building is now being altered
into garage and service station.
Tho r, B. H. Cigar Company has
leased the ground floor space in the
building at the northeast corner Of
Thrty-third Street and Eighth Ave
nue at rental Of approXimately $500. :
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan
BROADW AY

BROADWAY. l451-53; Stone st. "a;
Bway, ls34; Sth av, 123; Greenwich st,
6Sth st. Isl W; West st. 54 int OF
Harry Vingut in estate of Eliz F Floyd;
Eliz Walsh to George Maclay, 35s 5th
av atty. Archibald II Maclay, 81 Mas
BROADWAY, l45l-52, II W 41st st; same
to same; assignment OF t. etc,
further collateral to secure boTo mtg
st 1ah ST. 7a Douglas Merritt afd
ano. truotees. to Dry Dock Saw instu,
81 Bowery atty. Y NJ Tichsner, Is
.srH sT, S. 4oo W 9Th av. Wn n t|ruik-
bury LangdoR Co. Sc Liberty st, atty.
Lord. x J., 40 Wall st.....,.. $4,000
BOWERY, 36o-ef. W 4th st; VIM y
harts and ad ano' trustees to Beatrice
aeTli ST. $50 W; Geo snortrneter to Annie
Bauerdorf, 625 West End av; attye.
bsuerdorf & Taylor III Bway 81 900
Norden, AZ " s3d st; atty. Chas " Nor
den. ~ W esd st...................
ssTH ST, 2l1 W; Theo Robinson. trus-
tee, to Am Association for Relief Re-
Spectacle Aged INDECENT Females Sal
Amsterdam av; atty. + de p Foster, 4A
wADswoRTH Az. 22i-s3 Audrey Alden is
to Farmers lean &. sT CO, % William
St attys. GelIer, II q n, % Exchange
1oTH ST. 400 " Eiiz L Van Buren. e1tTS .siyv
TO Maurice p Van Buren. New Brighton.
atty; r G & T Co. lie Bway. .s7o44.7a
eNtrx. 70 J Monhe,mer. sol w l4sth ST
ATTY. $ Goldenkranz. on the premises 800
7TH Az, 1al: Edwin Wolf to Cath H. wife
Geo II Earie, jr, itl4 Spruce st, ehiia-
1921 S Penn sa, Rhiladeiphis. Pa. 1910
LEMON AV. W C 1850 st; Mabel 4
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
100000 Rent for Long
Island Citv Garage

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for the Wildwood Building Cor
poration a two story treproof service
station and garage. S0xlS5, to be erect
cd on the north side of Henry Street.
between Ely Avenue and William
Street. Long Island City, for the c. H.
Motors Corporation. The lease is for
long term of years at An aggregate
rental OF approximately 5000, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Bought Beard Building
Because OF Expiring. Leases

Frederick Brown is the buyer of the
Beard Building, on Liberty Street, ex-
tending through to Cedar .treet, just
cast Of Greenwich Street, sale of
hich was reported in The Tribune
yesterday. Julian P. SAKE and Howard
y. Forbes negotiated the sale. Mrs
Brown was attracted to the property
By the fact that so per cent Of the
leases expire next May.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Ziegler Gets $4,000 for
His Tottenyille Lots

The third and last session of the
absolute auction sale of the William
Ziegler estate properties was brought
to q successful termination yesterday
afternoon in the Vesey Street auction
room with the Offering of POI lots at
Tottenville, S. l.. which sold for to-
ell of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Astoria Dwelling Buver

The Rickort- Brown Realty Company
has sold to Alexander Scholz a two
story and basement Colonial tapestry
brick dwelling, located on Ditmars
Avenue. between Goodrich Street and
Nc reliant Street, Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
4. ID. Godfrey BUYS i'm 9th St.

+. Drevel Godfrey IS the buyer of
the dwelling at East s,Xty-fourth
Street. the sale Of which Was reported
recently. Mr.. Godfrey lives ia the
apartment house a. $40 Park Avenue.
The Sixty-fourth Street dwelling is
now the home of Mr. Howard Carroll.
She viii vacate the house next spring.
when builders VIII be set to work max
ing over the dwelling for Mr Godfrey.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Philip Armour Rents
SOuft,arnpton House

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
and Alfred f.. Schermerhorn have
rented furnished foi the summer sea-
son Of 1920, for the Markoe estate, to
Philip D. Armour. it's property at Gin
Lane and Main Street, Southampton
LonC Island.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Garage on Morristown Corner

Max Dovell, proprietor Of the Maple
Avenue Garage. has purchased from
Mrs. Clifford the property on the cor
ner Of Maple Avenue and Madison
Street, Morristown, N. j. He will erect
an auto service building on site.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
East Side Dwellings Leased

Douglas J.. Gilman & Co. have
ieased furnished for Mrs \. NJ. deMott
IL West Fifty-fourth Street. a FIVE
story American basement dwelling, to
Mrs. Horace (. Andrews; also for Nor
on L. Peary 126 East Eightieth Street,
" fve-story house to Louis DUPONT
Irving.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Commodore Gerry Sells Realty

The Cruikshank Company has sold
for Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry the
four story business building at 20
Spruce Street. on plot 24x100, situated
about 213 feet cast OF Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

Abr Hrsusr so> = :. sch sf 5sfe "
from f"b j.. 1853 aff'. -ani Waeht F.
fl0 FNny S. son
3N AN. 2+42 aH- Caroline Na0er 70 sik
f.Yy. t1s 81 Iipin A. tis treHi J4H
H.. itls. atfr. Nj 8 Sche. '.f is1 p fiaff
faa
SOUTHERN RiAD Na7 srrr May PrH-
tin - Louis chfIe.itn. fHf So nlyt
Yrs from Nae j. lsfa sffs. ioutr Chr's-
tiar. e97 Sa Bisa ssge
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY
NtN ROCHELLE CHOICEST
HOMES IN THE BEST
It>fIlN 7NrYrAs NEITIl

HOMES IN THE BEST
RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS.
tNbLE CONSTRJ CTlON Slate roof
house aid English hollow tile. plot look
;. rooms. baths. with every improve
.art nns attractive lawns, .hade trees
ear gasage, chauffeuVs quarters. $4,000
erms
N IDEAL HOME at r bargaln--11
fH7ns, baths sun parlor. sleeping
i.1lcAes. large plot, excellent section, near
.. . neol and station, 2-csr garage S35, 600.
ABOUT >-Cientleman' high class
Aor1e, lJ rooms. baths. every other
ncetVabIe Improvement; garage for
-rs. tennis court, etc; Immediate pos
8 ssior. Price $4,000
ENGLISH STYLE STUCCO, plot 250xi7o
is rooms 3 baths all the latest improve
enis. parquet floors. hardwood trim
sssonsbie
OWNER GOING SOUTH. must sell beau
Nlui Rochelle Hcigghts: one acre, IL
'o'ns baths. stone and brick construc-
- So 600. Terms arranged satisfactory.
- tRAtftNE STCC(o HOME, plot 1a0x
39p. 10 rooms baths. all modern i'm
'Nements 2.car garage strictly high
--a legation. $4,000. open to offer.
HOME REALTY COMPANY,
25t MAIN ST. TEL. 331.
Ni-N kOE5EI.lE TRUST co. BLDG.
OPEN On SUNDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
RAJ ESTATE
BoKoUGH OF MANHATTAN
Downtown
BUSINESS
Bllilding

Possession May, IyZU, opposlte
the Woolworth Building, on Park
Place running through to Murray
st. Seven-story, basement and
suh-basemcnt, 25xf52. Price right.
commission to brokers. William
fitzpatrick. 149 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Results al Auction

Hy Hcnrv Brady
aTH Az. 57s f75. w "a 9 4fa gf ssa,
-" NO So tnts isieor t.rs9k - -
tsNos efc tH5e ~ inrga SEQ eeo o.
III plaintiff fer s1o.o07
b James : Donovan
CRoTDNA Az. oiTs nloc. front 8 hsf
ls2i ana Garden e'S. -0exffs-S y ~.
Jnger ., ai. eNfrAe sEf Giovanni
Badineih - 81. due. Sio.al7 l.. tsxea
ct. Sl.1ff A., to fh@ piainff6 foT
$4,000.
By Joseph = rav
30 Az. aslo : ss fssth - 7axss-
frroc Hy Nsug"ss sst i L.. 70 the
plaintiff tor <f.oVe
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
YONkERS

situated on high ground. all improve
ments; in perfect condition. Plot 1oxl0o
$500. $1,000 cash. Tel 2l7. JOHN a
RIORpAN. Proctor Theatre building.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

hers. first floor seven rooms. second coor
nine rooms. Hot water heat. Near trolley
and railroad. P~ice $4,000. Cash $4,000
G. l.. BELL. aa North Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
INSTRUCTION
DRAKE BUSINESS SCHOOL. s

Y
~ InF HEART OF 5o.ec9 POSITIONS
yRiRuke BUILDING SRFvu0RT BUILDING
No. l5A Nassau s. q dfnro Ave a Fulton
Marhsttan prrrt',n
TticpNone B>~l, man 272s src r-csr ., 747a
,ouos DAYS. a-fH 20 =. NJ
"'""o NIGHTS any tina 7ftcr 3 A.
Individual lrstrvotlon Both s. loot. oper AZ
Suma,r Ask 'or ca.sieru,.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
NEW ROCHELLE
SACRIFICE.

Nine rooms and bath, gas and electric
Price $40, a0o DEyNARD & KRAFT, 2o6
Huguenot ST Tel. 254l New Rochelle.
POSSESSION IN go DAYS.--9-roor stucco
and hollow tile home. with all latest
appointments; /. rile from r.. r. station.
Price $4,000. easy terma INGRAM &
BRADY, as3 Main st, Phone 10a
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

JAY ST. II. 6, e5Ss7.s y m. Nov 10.
Geo II Siege to Susie l. and BENZ Pau
1871 Bway, eXrs, etc; due and mtg
per bond; atty, Title Guar N 7 Co f16
Bway .................... ...... &. /. 600
RIDGE ST g, $50 stanton St 25vlon:
Nov 8, JOS and Anne Bloom TO Mn =
Goldman. 562 w 18th st: due Nov l.
1874 6 per cent; atty. Jos Kahn. 81
Bway ............. ...... ....... 80
New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

:=~~ s'ass.s ss>s.s. ~, ~ u. ~ =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-02
RICHMOND THEATRE

Hobart Henley, the actor direc-
tor. enters the ranks of producer as
well when he presents "The Gay
Old Dog" the Pathe picture at the
Richmond Theatre tonight.
"rhe Gay Old Dog" was snort
story written by that master word
painter of life, Edna Ferber, and in
undertaking to transfer this beauti-
full human story to the screen, Ho-
bart Henley fully realized the OBJ
stacles he was confronting, and no
higher praise, can be rendered him
than to say that "The Gay Old Dog"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-02

is Miss 'Ferbers; word picture: trans
ferrsd 10 the screen, e
The story Of Jimmy Dodd, the
:sGay Old Dog" is real. In him
you can recognize people yoa know
PERHAPS you, yourself, are a
Jimmy Dodd, for the world is full OF
such as he-self sacrifiing and un-
thanked and unappreciated..
At the Ingomar. elsie Ferguson
will be seen in eyes .of the Soul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-02
GRAND THEATRE

CALIFORNIA; giant Redwoods are
filmed in "The Little Boss" Vita
graphs Bessie Love picture, which
will be seen in the Grand Theater
tonight. Miss Love has the role of
a little lumberjack boss, and she is
seen performing stunts that usually
experienced woodmen tackle. The
story was written by Rida Johnson
Young and directed by David Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-02

In the supporting cast are Wallace
Mcdonald. Harry /, Russell, Otto
d1ederer, j. Morley, Joe Rjckson,
Clara knight and Karl Forms. Also
All. Jennings reformer outlaw. IN
"Fates Frame Up."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-02
STRIKES HUSBAND WITH Ak
Woman at Pulaski. Va, Said to be
Jealous

Jealous
Pulaski, Va, Dec 2.-lncensed
10y jealousy, it is said, Allen Humid
ley struck her husband, John W.
'Hundley, on the neck with an axe
yesterday afternoon, inflicting
wound which may prove fatal: He
is in hospital and she in jail, pend
ing the outcome.
The woman it is said accused her
husband of. whistling 1T another
woman. The family. recently moved
here from West Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-02
Stomach Ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wa
GER. Positively guaranteed b money
pack offer. Tastes fine; cost trif!ee.
Delivered anywhere by our Alexan-
Iria Agents, T. S. Harper: Inc.
Phone them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-02
Toys Of Every Wanted Sort in loyland

We haven't to show many here bu5 oyand IS fleo
e and make happy the youngsters on Christmas mornn
selections eary-for assotmets will be depleted later on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-07
ARDM0RE GUARD UNITS
WAITING FOR tLARCm\G
ORDERS TO STRIKE ZONE

Captain Cassidy Of the Ardmore Ma
chine Gun Company, stated Saturday
that he had received no further in
strudtions relative to entraining for
the strike area, but said that his men
were in readiness to take the road at
an hours notice.
lie stated that he was expecting to
receive such orders from headquar-
ters, however, and was fully prepared
to carry them out.
Captain McClain, Of Company Il, also
has his men in readiness to depart az
an hours notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-07
NOTICE

REGISTRATION BOOKS WILL BE
AT EVERY POLLING PLACE IN
CARTER COUNTY, WHERE THE
ELECTION is HELD TO DETERM-
INE THE QUESTION OF BOND IS
SUE ON THE DAY OF ELECTION.
WALTER THOMPSON,
Secretarl County Election Board
26-17.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-07

NO FARMER CAN COMPLAIN OF
not HAVING GOOD, PLANTING
SEED OR PLENTY OF FEED FOR
HIS STOCK. WE DON'T WANT
YOUR MONEY. SEE OUR AID, PAGE
). ARDMORE OIL & MILLING co.
81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-07
SPECIAL N0TICE-PHONE 4e5

~ GtihlI lNOiINT-~l HUME ~
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THREE DOZEN OIL HEATERS.
PHONE IN YOUR ORDER. DON'T
WAIT AND THEN BE SORRY. BASS
FURNITURE 4 CARPET co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-07

We deliver and set the stoves we
sell on quick notice. r. i. Hill & Co.
Phone 80.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-07

Plenty Of builders hardware. r. p
Hill & Co. Phone SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
THREAT TO CUT OFF DENVER
POLICE CHIEFS HEAD AND
MAIL 1T TO GOVERNOR is
MADE BY $50 WHITECAPS

Denver Colo. Feb ia threat on Chief Police Ham
on Armstrong head and mail To the governor wreck the
Denver banks unless the unemployed given
work within days made in received
day 10y Governor Oliver n Shoup The with tine
outline left hand and the Hundred Fifty White
Caps written in ink the hand.
Governor Shoup said be- considered work Of some
daugcd but taken by the auhorr, prevent
the threat being carried put.
The against Chief of Police Armstrong wa, n con
neon with charge contained the that
charging cXorbitant fees in violation Of law.
we not W VS. the letter said, "but you rcmcm.
bor that there power behind We We Il,
steal kill We should like keep things quiet 20, pos
sibe for feelings like any hut right
to live
want work and you all you can for us or else
will be- compelled break banks II do thing for
Of the poor people whose and children
will the chief of pucc head parcel
Is a further aud every body Denver
The letter small piece of wrapping paper and
mailed Denver plain envelope The paper and envelope
contained no clue q the writer, the police said