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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1919-06-27
Always The Best
At Royal Theatre

Fever mindful of his many appreciative
patrons, Manager Hooke of the Royal
Photoplay Theatre on Wednesday night
provided them with one of the greatest
film sensations of the times, "Tarzan of
the Apes" which has been presented to
capacity houses in the large cities for
the past year. 1t is very much out Of
the ordinary and contains sufRciency of
thrills to satisfy the most fastidious or
passe. Despite the rain Wednesday
night the turnout was large, and all were
Nfn
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200 ACRES FINE LAND--One mile
south of Howard, Miss. Canal drains
every foot; easily worth $4,000 per acre
when put in cultivation. Will sell cheap
half cash, balance to suit purchaser.
Apply to s. G. KERN, Lexington, Miss.
FOR SALE--Ford touring car, new tires,
Atwater-Kent ignition, in good COM
ditiOn, $275.00; also Maxwell five passen-
ger. May bee seen at or phone BRUM~
BY'S GARAGE, Goodman, Miss 5l-7pd
SWIMMING POND-Now open day
or night; 25c per swim--or coupon
sale at the Stigler 6 Hobbs Drug Store.
MARVIN STANLEY. Owner. SO-tk
FOR sALE-Ford car, in good condition;
Office furniture, and odd pieces Of
household furniture, in splendid condi-
tion. Can be seen at DR.. N0EL'S OF
FICE, Lexington, Miss. 52-n
WANTED TO BUY-Good saddle pony,
not over eight or nine years old. Must
be good saddler and cheap for cash. r.
4, MULLEN, r. 8, Lexington, Miss. 3pd
FOR SALE--Overland car, in good cons
dition; 8 good tires; new $75 Willard
storage battery. Address Pin, care Of
Advertiser, or call at Advertiser Office.
FOR SALE-One 30-in. Williams grisk
mill; / feed crusher, crushes corn, cob
and shucks together. McBEE LUMBER
CO., Lexington, Miss.
FOR SERVICE-B Fairbanks Morse
Type z Engines; built-in magnetos;
1M, and II. p. LOVE WAGON CO.,
Durant, Miss.
FOR SALE-Mexcan June corn, large
kind, $3.50 at crib; $3.50, shelled and
sacked, f. o. b. c. T. D0WNER, Cruger,
Miss. Sat
FOR SALE-Two used cars, Willys-Six
and l Briscoe; also 5-passenger Ford
body. EUREKA GARAGE, Lexington,
Miss. 1-e
TRUCK FOR SALE-0ne Smith Form
A-Truck, fine condition, at a bargain.
Apply to ]. W. LUNDY, Black Hawk,
Miss. Syst
SEVERAL TONS of good hay; full-blood
Duroc and grade shoats for sale. w.
B. LUNDY, Lexington, Miss. 2-tf
FOR SALE-Housc and lot--my home
place-at price that will look cheap.
L. E. BARR, Lexington, Miss. 48-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Bicycle, almost
new. ROY LUNSFORD, r. 2, Lex
ington, Miss. 52-1
FOR SALE--Four-whee log wagon, in
good shape, L. W. PARKER, Cruger,
Miss. 2-4t-pd
OFFICES FOR RENT--All modern con-
veniences. B. s. BEALL, Lexington.
Miss. Soft
EAR CORN FOR SALE $500 per bushel
at barn. T. L. DowNER, Lexington,
Miss. 1-6
FOR SALE-Ear corn and baled hay. q.
W. STIGLER, Lexington, Mias. 1-ss
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To Organize Bi-State
Auto Dealers Assn

The first step in the organization of
Bi-State Automobile Dealers Association
will be, taken at convention of dealers
to be held in New Orleans July 10-l1.
The movement inaugurated a month ago
by A. H. Borden, vice president Of the
Shuler Auto Supply Company and sec
retary of the New Orleans Automobile
Dealers Association, has received the en-
dorsement of more than 200 dealers in the
state who have pledged their attendance
at the convention.
The new body will have for it's chief
purpose the development of Louisiana
and Mississippi. 1t will handle plans for
the Improvement of the automobile in
dustry, the building of more and better
highways, the abolition Of legislation
harmful to motorists, the spreading of
propaganda to increase the number of
automobile vehicles used the installation
of modern business methods and more
intelligent advertising on the part Of
motor companies and bodies.
Letters have been received by Mr.. Bor-
den from every section of the two states
lauding the plan. Louisiana and Missis-
sippi are virtually the only two states
in the Union now without such an or
ganixation. The power of the other as
sociations has been one Of the factors
in saving the industry and owners from
virtually triple taxation during the past
few months
The plan has received the unanimous
endorsement of the Louisiana Motor
League. The Shreveport Automobile
Dealers Association has gone as favor
ing the plan. Every dealer in New Or
leans has pledged support
Every dealer in the state is invited to
attend the convention and give his aid
and suggestions in the organization.
Full information may be obtained from
Mr.. Borden as to arrangements, reser-
vations and other details.
J. NJ. Brown, of Route 2, Durant, at
tended to business in Lexington yester-
day.
Hon. G. Fl. McMorrough went up to
Walden yesterday on professional busi-
ness. =
Lieut.. F. L. Jordan came up from Can
ton Sunday morning on visit.
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Driskell-Cunningham

GREENWOOD, June 21-(Special. J
Mrs. Corinne Driskell, of Tchula, and Mr..
James C. Cunningham, of near Wionna,
were united in marriage Thursday morn
ing at II o'clock in the, parlor of the
Irving Hotel by Rev. W. ]. Wood, of Wi
mona. Mr.. Cunningham is farmer who
resides near Winona.
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w. D. Mcleod Sends
First Cotton Bloom

The first cotton bloom to reach The
Advertiser desk this season was sent
Monday by W. D. Mcleod, of French
Bend plantation.
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Notice,

Notice is hereby given to all taxpayers
Of the County of Holmes that the Board OF
Supervisors have met and equalized, ac-
cording to law, the Assessment Rolls, both
Personal and Real, and notice is hereby
given that the rolls are open for inspection
and that objections thereto will be heard at
the next regular, July 1919, meeting of said.
Board; and all objections shall be made in
writing during the July meeting of the Su-
pervisors and unless objections are then
made, the approval of the Roll by the Super
visors precludes all persons from question
ing the validity of the assessment lSection
7, Chapter 135, Laws 1919, but such per-
sons have the right of appeal to the Circuit
Court within five days after the adjourn
ment of such meetings.
Both Personal and Realty Rolls will be
on file in the office of the Chancery Clerk for
inspection by all parties from now until the
July meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
This notice is given in accordance with
the provisions regarding assessments as
amended in the Sheet Acts of 1918.
The order of the Board in full appears under the
box-head of Legal Notices page TO- todays Adver-
tiser, to which your attention is directed
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE--A few regis
tered and high grade J~y-
seys. HUMPHREYS STOCK
FARM, Durant, Mississippi.
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News From Holmes
County's Lucky Seven
Chicago. H.. June 90, 1919.

Chicago, H., June 90, 1919.
We, the boys from the Holmes County
Agricultural High school, here in O'Mal-
ley Beare Valve Co., are getting along
fine with our factory work and we are
also getting lots Of experience now that
otherwise we would h2ve not. We are
very pleased in being up here and also
our foreman and higher authorities seem
to be pleased with the work of US South
ern boys. Although things are very
much different from those of the South,
but still we are doing our bit to show
our Northern friend what the Southern
boy can do We ARE seeing lots Of sights
every day, but we can tell our friends
more when we come back, which we are
planning TO do in September IL we can.
Although we are doing we'll, and haven't
decided whether we will remain or not
Our work is solely valve work and 1t isn't
hard work ut ALL One thing we don't
have to work in the sun at all. Guess
we had better stop for this time. Best
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EXTRA SPECIAL

No more sittings for three
days. Work so heavy can't
handle it. Dates arranged
however. B. F. Afford, Pho
tographer, Lexington, Miss.
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CLAUDE CHUN,
HOWARD CHUN,
JAMES LUNDY,
CHARLES LUNDY,
J. B. ALLEN,
ANDREW HEARN,
JACK BRUMBY
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Going On To-day
I)N Y


Free admission to the Aauarium
American Museum of Natural History.
Admission free.
American Museum Of Safety. Admission
metropolitan Museum Of Art Admission
American National Exhibition. Waldorf
Anniversary convention OF the Equita bic
11ie Assurance Society, Waldorf Astoria
Meeting American Drug Manufacturers,
Naid"rf~Astoria Hotel 0 a. m. Lunch
Convention American Pharmaceutical aa
ISOLATION, Waldorf~Astoria Hotel.
Meeting Union Shoe Workers Of America.
broadway Central Hotel, 10 a. m. and
Annual lrets Alpha Physical Club. Timer
Park Brooklyn.
Outing to children Of the First Assembly
District Democratic Club. $50 Atlantic
:, ca., Avomue. Rroollyn. 80 a. m.
Kccsp5ion ana 1;a, tsa Women ThIrteenth Ay:
Manhattan Avenue, brooklyn, after
employees of the b. II. r. Killed in the
war, Jamaica Avenue, brooklyn 2
Luncheon, Rotary Club. Hotel McAlpin.
Address, Deputy Dock Commissioner
Never THE development OF Jamaica
Dor OF Ne" York; Rotary Club Hotel
Bosscrt. Brooklyn, 1910 p. IN.
EVENING;
Dinner, Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacture
ers' Protective Association, Waldorf
Astoria II jtel, 80 y m.
Entertainment and dance for children,
Edgcmere Club 8 p. IN.
Mass meeting, Democratic. First Assem-
bly, District and South Side clubhouses.
brooklyn, S y. rn
Meeting, Lieutenant James Kelley, St
Agress Han, Hoyt and Sackett streets,
Communty sing Y. ". c. A.. Mount
Morris Park, Mount Morris and Madison
avenues, y. m.
ART EXHIBITS
Art Alliance of Amerlca--Exhibition of
illustrations and sculpture.
CHURCH OF the Ascension Parish House Il
West eleventh Street-Summer exhibit
tlon by younger artists.
City Cub, 50 West t'orty-fourth Street.
Summer exhibition.
knoedler & Co. 556-55S Fifth Avenue
Twelfth annual summer exhibition.
Metropoitan Museum-Summer exhibitor
of TAPESTRY ana laces.
Paint Box Gallery. 43 Washington Souars--
Monotypes and paintings by Adele Nlaer
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Sail Friday
sail Saturday
AMERICAN PORTE

DELAWARE BREAKW ATER. Aug 81
--Passed up: Steamers Caoba, New Yorl;
ior Philadelphia; Charles ". Everest, Port
Arthur for Fniladel phia. Passed out:
Steamers Mahoning, Philadelphia for
1'royidence; Baron Hemeny Qtal), Phila-
dsIphia for Gibraltar ,for orders) Olaf
Maersk (Dan.), Philadelphia for Rotter-
gam; Rayonne, Philadelphia for New
YORK; kittegaun, Phladel phia for New
York William p. Palmer, PhiIadelphia for
HOUSTON: Afei. Philadelphia for Savannah
GALVESTON, Aug. 27.-Arrived: steam
ers fatriclan (Br). Liverpool; Ell Sud.
New New York: Panuco. Tampico; motor ship
JACKSONVILLE. Aug 97.-Arrived: ::
Barge NaIeroyal. Philadelphia Un tow
sailed Steamers West Apautp. Liverpool
~. johns County, Buenos Ayres (not pre-,
MARCUS HOOK. Aug. a7.-pasaed
qown: I.o" Steamer Howard. Philadel phia for
,~oAIo MOBILE. Aug 97.-Arrived: steamer
Hu&h Paynes. Ponce. p X.
NEWfORT NEWS Mug. 2--Arri,,ad. .
stsamsr S,.,aia Var Noohri CEc5. New Orleans: ::
i'rttan baron tBr), Port Arthur; West
ArXada' nrIties' Galveston Cleared: steameIs
hrltish Baron (Br), HUI; bark som
RDr,)' IRr BpeEos Ayres; steamers Troplc
No%T[o5f; %Hp z,oS schooner n Helen Barrett. Lisbon
Pnr,s,, PPnartuoa (Braz). Galveston; kisnop,
ror tsmouth. N. H., and sailed for JnclSson
vile; Lake Largo. New Orleans and saiIed
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

for Hull; Lansing Utai.l. New York and
sailed for Genoa. Paul Pnkes !lBr). Port
0sr), Southampton and sailed for Tam
pco, sailed: Steamers Felippo Artelii
Erampton, London: Orient CITY. Br),
Genoa: schooner Edward Smith. st.
Georges. Bermuda.
Steamer Panga. Gulf Port; schooner
Golden Gate, Honolulu.
Steamers Port Antonio fNor). Port An
tonic; American Transport (Br). Genoa:
In rs bsotno Braz? G,braItor kossuth
clayinont. Del; Wieidrecht Rotterdam:
Ascutney; London: Lake Conway, Car
schooner Kralingen (Dutch), New York.
PORTLAND. Me-. Aug. 27-Salcd:
Ts"mrs T9ThSrn knK Morlo ake
Norfolk; schooner Nellie Eaton. from New
York for East port.
PORT EADs, Aug. 27;-Arrivcd: Steam
Cuba; Josiah Macy. New YORK. Nom ba ssa
,Br)' Glasgow; San Ramon. Frontera;
Bayhowel fBl:). Havre Via Norfolk Bar
t9io 'Span: }, Hare wa Norfolk; Harmonic
t;randan. sharpness, England, via Nor
1olI; Quiinistan Nlond), Omoa Via Port
REEDy ISLAND. Del, Aug. 27.--passed
down; Steamers Ncst Ajodus. Philadel-
phia for Patras etc; knights Island. viii
sAND KEY, Aug. 27-l'assed west 2sth.
(3r.), Lake cupens: 27th. El Alba Mon
arch 'Br), Oglethorpe. Belridge. c. A
tanHeld. Arrived: rteatncrs Mdscottc,
Havana; City of Philadelphia. Punta Rassa
and sailed for Havana: schooners Water
witch. SaGua Ia Grande; L. Y. Drew lDr.),
ionacco.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 27-Arrivod: steamer
Nantucket, Jacksonville and sailed for Bal
inorc.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.--Arrived: steam
or Mahanna, Cristobal; schooner .fohn G..
Deering. New York. Sailed: Steamer .Sher-
man. New York; lie dc Ia Reunion tBelg),
Savona; Walden, Rotterdam; Ncankburn
tBr), Antwerp; NcstnorEe (Nor). Port
Antonio. Cleared: Steamers Manchester
Port N3r), Manchester, Osllawa, New
York Taiao. Puerto Plata; Orthia (Br.)
Glasgow Sahalc. Genoa.
BOSTON. Aug. 21.--Arrived Steamery
Lake Delaney, Baltimore; kershavF, Nor
folk; Alabama, Port Lobos Mexico; Cor
rales. Casilda. Cuba Sailed: steamers
Lake Washburn. Norfolk; Grecian. Nor
folk: Ontario, Philadelphia, Winifrca, Port
Arthur Tex.
CAPE HENRY. Aug. 27.-Passcd out
from Baltimore. Steamers Cubadist Nue.
vita; calaveras, Boc, Grande.
CHARLESTON. aug. 81 - Arrived:
Steamers Arapa hoe. Jacksonville (and pro-
ceeded to New York) iBa!cto Cardiff;
Chippewa, Boston, r.chigh. Savannah (for
LIVERPOOL tadjasted wireless and resumed
Voyage). Sailed: Steamers Lake rostoria
from Key Wes), Liverpool; Lake Char
lottoNlle, from Norfolk for New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Transpacitic Mails

the connecting mails close at the Cen
cral Postoffice and City Hail Postorict
stations. New York. at p. H.. as follows
Hawaii, via San Francisco. per steamship
Manoa, August Is.
Japan. Corea China. Siberia, Siam. 20.
chin China Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via Vancouver. B. G.,
per steamship Empress of Japan. August 80
Hawaii, Guam and Siberia. via San Fran.
cisco. per United States transport Au.
gus. 81
Japan. Corea. China Siam Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine Isl
Snds. VA Seattle. per steamship Manila
Japan Corea. China. Siberia. SIAM CO.
chin China and Netherlands East indies,
VIA san Francisco. per steamship Siberia
Maru, September g
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Austrslia via san Francisco, per steam
ship Moana. September 3.
Hawaii samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand.
VIA san Francisco. per steamship Sonoma
Septem Der d.
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Aus
tralia, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.,
per steamship Makura, indefinite.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
FOREIGN PORT,

n,,'.IaL AALR9RG' 1lI''> Aug. l5.1sailed. Bark
Brasher. Baltimore via Balboa. etc: IA ia
California tNor), san francisco for Val
BUENos AyREs, Aug. 2s.-sailea:
Steamers Coulee Boston; Margaret Bos-
CALCUTTA. Aug. 1s.-sailol. Steamer
CNnRBOUHG. Aug 2l.-.irrived:
steam.r ,,,,,,r >,,. ,G,.u.inG,s,riand. Baltimore.
steamer H. Poptoppidan Goan.), New
DOVER, Aug. 25.~rasscd: Steamer
SAnsammon, Norfolk. for Rotterdam
,CNGENEss. Aug 25.--Iagsed: Steam
ors o... Folsom. Philadelphia Tor Rotterdam:
sbtn. lsupposed} Angelina, Beaumont FOR
puNKlRi> Aus. 22~-Arrived: Steamer
IN AMBURo. Aug. lS.--Arrived: Steamer
terdam.
NOBE. Aug. 2l.-sailed: Steamer AL
bl0nstar (}r.), Comox
La PALIICE, Aug. 21~-Arrived Stean,-
er s Western King. Norfolk Via Newport
ndms hasH3N. e., Aus Aasy VII, sl-sa'lea Steamer
LIvERpooL. Aug 25.-salca: Steamer
Yonngstown, New York.
Wllcm Driel sr. (Dutch). I5ait'mere fi'll|rs 3
lor Rotterdam: 2sth. Nina I3rea ,B,p ,tiiyi7
-d4reg9 f9s nIs, n@ok for for Rot'erdan. >'''
- .D'-,-'' 4AuS -f---AlG1NcO: steamer
'omaT 'ErD. Chester, Penn.
u MALTA, Aug. 24.-Arrived: Steamer
Trinoqlo OBJ, New York
MARSEIi.LEs, Aug. 2l.-sailed: Steam
e' ,,rrSITayne %l, 1E,t ii'r) Ha.!pton Roads.
~rs ,,rfn SoNncil Bluffs. New York; Lake Dun
N%4 man ,r}ii Wrqm New Iort}, st. Vincent G. Y.
s,,,, M;AMIIS h..,l Aus. 2!:-sailed: Steamer
NAPLES. Aug l5-Sailed: Steamers
LStane ltane ItalD;. baltimore; san cennaro
Boston Sailed, Aug. 49, Perserveranza
tltatl, Hampton Roads.
PERRIN, Aug. 23.-Sailed: Steamer Ken
tucky tBr) Orom Calcutta etc.), Boston
:, PLYMOUTH Aug. 25.-sailed: Steamer
West LoQua ssuck. Boston
PORTO SANrO STEFANO, Aug 10
SAILED: Steamer Piave Ntal) Ham pton
Roads.
sANTANDER, Aug. 90 Arrived.
SHARPNESS Aug 25.-Sailed: steam
er Lake Forney. Sandy Hook
SHIELDS, Aug. 25.--Arrived: Steamer
Ice King, New York via Rotterdam
Sailed. Aug. 20: Steamers Bjorncfjori
tNor) from Copenhagen) New York;
Hambleton Range (Br.). Montreal; Tri-
color tNor), Montreal.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 25.--Arrived:
Steamer Freeman, New York
TENEklFFE Aug. %. Arrived:
Steamer Roger de Lluria (Span), New
Orleans via Havana for 5arceiona
TRIESTE, Aug. 2l.--Sailed steamer
Grof khuen Hedervary, Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

LOsT.--white Spitz dog licensed. Big
reward II returned to Schlanslsy. SO East
10th st. Stuyvesant 4tS.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

IN PURSUANCE. OF AN ORDER OF
Hon John P: Cohalan, a Surrogate OF
the County of New York, NOTICE is here.
oy given to all persons having claims
against Georgianna B. Wright. late of tho
County of New York, deceased, TO pro
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
tne subscriber at his place of tr1nsacting
business. at the office Of his attornevs'
garter. Ledyard G. Milburn No. 81 wall
street IN the city of New York on or
,oio LATED New York. the 2lst day OF July.
HORACE L. DANlNG. Executor
CARTIER, LEpYARD G Nil ta1-n
1,orneYs for Executor. 81 Wall streat
Borough OF Manhattan. New Yori; Cf,v
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

GwYNN. JOSEPH KEAN.-1N PryRsr1.
ance OF an order OF Honorable j. p Co.
halan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice is hereby lgiven to all per.
Gwynn. late If the County of New YorE
deceased 10 present the same with vouch.
ers thereof to the subscriber. at its place
q iransact!ng business, to Wit. No 7pl
Fifth Avenue. in the Borough OF Mar.
haitian. City OF New York state Of Naw
YORK, on or before the 10Th day ot Octo.
Der, 1919, newt
Dated New York. the 1st day of April
1919 LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY.
GWINN & PMLL. Attorney. Tor ESecu.
tor. Nassau Street. Manhs...n NJ z
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

Passenger and trcisnt .se-,,..
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

WASHINGTON, Aug. 97~Pressure is low
over The St. Lawrence Valley md in the
middle and north Atlantic states aud is rela-
tiveiy high but falling. in the north plains
states and the upper Mississippi Valley.
nurlnG the last tweoty-four hours showers
and thunderstorms have occurred in the
north Atlantic states. the lower lake rcyion.
flordn. IN portions Of the upper lake REGION
and Inc middle Atlantic states and at scat
tered oo;nts i'll the middle Rocky Mountain
and southern plateau regions Elsewhere
througnout The country the weather has been
generally fair.
Temperatures are below normal in north
ern districts east Of the Rocky Mountains
and generally near or above normal else
where.
Tho outoo15 is for showers and thunder
storms Thursday in the north Atlantic states.
the east Gulf states and Florida, and on Fri
day in the east Gulf and portions of the
south Atlantic states.
Temperature changes viii be unimportant.
Forecasts ny Special Districts.--So Southern
New England Partly cloudy Thursday Fri
day fair
Eastern New York Fair in south. showers
in north, Thursday; Friday fair.
Delaware, Eastern PennsylVania and New
Jersey Generally fair Thursday and Friday
not much change IN temperature
Western New Yori. nnd Western Pennsyl-
vana-partiy cloudy Thursday Friday fair
not much change in temperature.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Merricr to sail Semi. Is

BRUSSELS, Aug. 27.-Cardinal Mer
cjer will leave for the United States
September Is, according TO most re-
cent information. 1t is said that he
probably viii join King Albert and
Queen Elizabeth in America.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. By the Grace of God Free ana
1ndependent.-To Jeannettc Bell. Isaac
Bell. Diana Bell. Daphne He'll. Norah
Ricardo, Jeanette Ricardo. Froucia Ri
cardo. Mary Ricardo. Rita Countess d Ara
mon. Jacqueline d'Aramou, Paula d'Ara-
mon Rodrnan Wananakcr. Eugene iIig
gins. Guaranty Trust Company of New
York. as EXeeutors of James Gordon Ben
nett. deceased. SEND GREETING
Upon the petition of William Travers
Jerome. who resides at Gil Cathedral
Parkway. Manhattan. New York CITY. YOU
and each Of you are hereby cited to show
cause before the Surrog ates' Court OF Nsw
York County. held at the Hall of Records :
in tho County of New York, on the nine
teenth day of September. 1918, at half
past ten o'clock III the forenoon of that
day. why Rodman Wanamaker. Eugene
New York as executors of James Gordon
Bennett. deceased, should not account for
the acts and proceedings of the said
Jaines Gordon Bennett trustee of the
trust created in and by the last will and
testament OF James Gordon Bennett. ST..
late OF the County of New York, end WIN
sa!d executors should not turn over 10
sA'G petltlo!ie as successor trustee any
ana All assets and property which MAJ
have come into their possession or under
their control belonging to the trust estatc
and why said petitioner should no, rove
such other and further relief az TO fha
court may nay, seem Just in the premises.
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates' C"nrt
of the said County of New ynrlS 80 ~
hercunto affixed. W W
Witness. Honorable John Y. Cohalan =
surrogate OF our said County. at the
August. in the year of our Lord on'4 thU u
sang nine hundred and nineteen.
'SeaD DANIEL j. DOWDNFY
clerk Of the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

LOST-Bankbook No. T4440 OF the United
States Savings Bank of New York. Pay
ulent stopped. Please return book to bank
.-Ban,lb book No. 496. TO The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 246 K 24s Sixth ave. \. y.
City Payment stopped. Please return to bank
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED.-By young business man roo,,,
,,nt h's h-ci3ss apartment house not Over
1ioth st.. West Side; state price 1s7
Room 209 62I Broadway A'''
N.Y. ~ ~ Eh an daughter desire large roo,r
a WIN board on upper West Side with ral
TheI Jewish family. References EXCHANGED
L. b. Bon 500 Tribune Office e"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

Local Official Record.--Tho following of-
fetal. record shows temperatures during the
last twentyfour hours in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Weather Report

sun rises. G:l8 n M. Sun sets :37 n. m
Moon rises . "a Il. NJ Moon sets al y. m
Local Forecast--i'air to-lry and to-mor-
row moderate northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

Highest, 20 degrees. at i p. m. lowest, 5S
degrees at l:10 p. m. average, "a degrees ;
average same date last year. - degrees av-
eraEe same date for thirty-threc years, =.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
HELP WANTED FEMALE

SKETCHER for. private dress
making establishment, ca
pable and experienced in
sketching gowns. l. Jacobs &
Co., 49 w. 46th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Transports Due the Nert TiUo Du1ys
To-day


Compani Unit;
Compan
rdpance andE Ems
BrcsA
Dtahm
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Tomorrow
and Brct Gonzales
The 8
Wagon mp
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Iobi Orlna Repairs
49,
Company
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Police
Company Sanila Squd
Gf Bras Is sonalBatt
lDeocIu
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
'PEND q glorious vacation AZ ona =,
tas New England Shore Re.orrn.
MAINE.

ACCOMMODATIONS. - Shore B,,es,o,,
-, 4nionest !, the pines big stone frepisces.
- - IA. 1!o Ne..-sats. lN"ats at Hotel Clue.
Close Sept Is. All refereaces.
sEBAsCo ESTATES co. sEBAsCO. ME.