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New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Assignments A of Mortgages
Manhattan

led ST cor IenoX av. Sd ~ " g
2f,il l29th ST. Sd av. :. 49ll l29th
Aycr and ano. exrs to Eliz \ Amy. l35
North Lansdowne av, Lansdowne, Penn
SEAMAN Az. y; Frieda NJ Beckert TO II
v G Realty 60. so Union st ATTY. Max
47TH ST' 192-127 ", n Y Titie & AItee CO
to American Trust Co ie5 Bway..S70. coo
MADISON ST, zoe; Martha ] Eising TO
=, Tue Guar Y Trust CO. l7G Bway SIS. 0ao
Colonial Bans % lne - Glad constn
Go ana e. Clad Constn Go 10 Ii Herr
1eann Lu'nbec CO. Bus Broone st. 4ttys
CAss * A, 90 N.'sss'n ST. assignments $.
1sT AvN. lee7. Otto q Fuchs to hermann
Hecker, 500 Teasdaie av; attys \ & IT
18Th ST. 3 aS9,9 I'd av. Arnold Is
Ehrich TO Clara Dellac, trus: atty. T G.;
FORT wAshiNGTSoN 81 Az. si5 n @sgs sgs
s9o,oo0; Tyndall Realty Co 10 Tulie
Wacht. 7ao Riverside Drive; attys stod-
sr1a dard d < Mark x. rs "a Eway 49,. slcoo 400
Lawyers Mtge Co to Hy J Rosenbaun.
207 w Gath st; attys Cohen, G & r, Ill
Bway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Bronx
SHE'LL ST. s. goo 5th az. 5oxl0o: John
II uenshaw & ano trustee To- MargaIee
Tito 6 Guar y T 60. 80 HNal ..-. S4,oeo
MACIAf A.. $. l6e-1y e. Aerisa As. g5x
4'N.ft ~ s--te-l l. ffpefh 80 Nd stltl ~
lewis at Croswicks. Y J. atty. NJ "
Lewis. care II Rose CO. W
FOX sT sss jofsre Realty CO to Ida fRel, IiSGo
heimer. ls0 h seth ST; atty. Max Non =
fried. 2gs ~ Bway ;:;-->'....;;. 81
BATEGATE AV, j, 1906 $ Pelham av,
50xS2.5; Charles f Brown to Mary L,
Barry, 1l4s Boston rd, atty. Arthur j
Barry, 11t9 Boston rd ............ 50, 900
BROOK AV. 1856; Arthur J Mcclure exr
10 Mary E Shepperd. 257s Banbridge
av; atty, Title Guar &c T Co, l76 Bway
$4,000
john pvorsky, d5t Academy st. L | City
sttg. Title Guar a T Co. i16 Bway .... 81
Tot - Map - Rayrnead's PsrN Cath r
s5tA 81 and ano' atty. Williau l. >llen.
- Brook Nv ...... ..... -50
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Jamaica House Sale

The Bulkley and Horton Company
has sold, with Kalb & Weiss, "a
Jerome Avenue. near Remington Ave
nue., Jamaica, one-family dwelling, on
lot 1Sx100, to Michael T. McGrath for
0ccupancN.
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Bronx

zuc1an . John iiY9 McAui.as 'is'g2 1soo csae ed,
e; atty Titis Guar &. 7 Go. 10
cRoToNA AZ. 1850 i7sth y y g se9
w Max Blumenleld to Minnie Mar-
theus 1880 Crotona av. Aug 4e. -
q city Title Guar & y CO. Ia
WHEELER AN. lels o. $ ia,,an. t1l,, 800
1>i"eiAfi 10 Maria TheUror. go =, 1<tfn
pi lh'se $4,000. Aug "a duo Feh ~
ia -. e. atty Title ,uar ( + Co.
sotrH ST, 2e$ e, : 5oxioa... l:s9o l,.o
l4nN9,ta 4, ',.s TO Theresa iemdel PCS +. e04th
Guar 8 T Go, l7s ~ B.rav "a p G. atty litls
'''stA.SD Ai1Sao 10 aE aNd " cor lSSth 81 544xio6:
hsiate Corpn, 1886 Devoe ter, pr rmfea
Miebl,9.,. Mfeib9lgg. Suly ). ~ 70 yrs. 6 aitys.
VALENTINE Az. e C. la9fb Ct - - Y9V Ynl
0o.Sxlo7. s.s9s.l0 Vyse Blde Corpn rnrig% }%
seIonica Egan. $50 Crotona Park North
lug lug 80 yrs C; atty. G & r
io2rH ST. . $ 55.2 Wv Tinany 25y72'SS
trres' samuel swartz to Gross 4 narfI
due Mar !, 1894; p c. atty. r 6 4 y
MATlI.DA Sr. s @ C 24lst ST Gt,o9 goo
Frederick c Fecier to Anna r iro,., ~
W lllst So Aug q. due, etc -. ,e,.
Bond. p'1n e. atty. T G a L Co i76
GKAND. ~. Il e c i92d st. 5oxloo. !. I'on,S .gy9
H:osgnointh 5:gs en- 1,t to O. rhomas Il Thorn, 254e
~ ''@"u =. a. a. Aug 70 yrs. p G atty
ooa y * * 1 Co. l1t Bway -.....-... S3 $50
-z-p ST, 5. SN0.l0 Barnes ay fnfd
nnel a5NSg.s; Clara Pappalardi to ASt@
laids a,a :, a sAD WaDst, $s6S olinviilo a., pr
n c; atty. l. r & r co. le0 Bway s. s59
MARION AN. W S. 1914 II ls9tf, st. AK
fs.lo; Rose FraniSel To Sarah II Turncr>
AVA Marion az, Aug 26. 3 yrs Interest
- per bond atty, l. 4 x II Co 100
GRAND BLVD AND cONcotrRsf %, w. 'oV
loo. ~ fvfdham rdi lots together in
size; SeNNl0e&2oo llxl00, Level Reality e.
70 lawyers Ntec Go. 80 i.iberiv -i
Aug -st d1e Feh /. 1870. g % e. . ,nta.as
each 100000 atty. O Schulilneer. ia
8WAy ..-... .-... 5000 oAo
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
BUYS Home at flushin.

]. Albert Johntra has sold Is North
Seventeenth Street, Broadway and
Flushing, for James McCloskey to Jacob
Maisel. The house OF colonial archi-
lecture, on plot with l20 feet frontage.
A garage Is also on the grounds,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
I04tIa Street Fiathouses Leased

II. Hotz & Co. have leased the five
story apartment houses at 105 and 1O7
West l0lth Street for the City Real
Estate Improvement Corporation to
George Ward for long term Of years
at al aggregate rental of $780,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Judge Pilquim Buys
South Orange Propert,

The Edward P. Hamilton Company
have sold for HIS Haskins his resi-
dence and grounds at 362 Warwick
Avenue, South Orange, n. j., to Judge
c. {. Pilquim
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long ISLAND CITY.
u ~ ENN

NNL\ f.KF-N
les. sai.foad sta,lon plot S5xl0o. with loun-
's.ion 9ud garage. Bargain for builders
Nso = church lots. MsFriek square, conven-
r:t to station Easy terms ALLYN, HALL
-EALIY Co go k'ifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

121p ST. 5l4 w all, Ellbeman Realty
ay. Bronx; yrs from Sept l, 1919
11tTH sT sae W: apt on Sd floor; sSsoSS $50
Manhattan Av Corpn to Frank II Hard
ing. on promises SIP yrs from July
4. 1919: atty. w W Leland. S2s W 1o6th
SAME PRoPERTy: . rooms ana bath s1,- ~
apt; same to EsteUe Clapp 435
Riverside Drive; 80 yrs from july
lHlt, ATTY. same -..... e. $ : 90
SAME PltoPkTY: pt On sth floor. sam.
70 w " Leland So w l0Gth st. =. Nrs
from Aug rs, 1918. atty. same. ... 81 soc
STH Az 5ll. II " Ssth st (30i W. ali.
Frances Hetss 10 Mayer Messenger 422
W 40th st; yrs from July /, 1919;
atty, VIM Brett, 2oo 9Th av; IS. 500
7TH ST. 2os-e11 e; bath house base
meut; Morris Schetzer 10 Moses Munt-
ner, 3ss Bradford st. Bklyn; 3 s-l2 yrs
from Sept l, 1918: atty. zvirin- 40
2srH ST, PAP F.; "a Of str; Mary L
Hatton TO Antonio Verdi. 240 Il 18th st
yrs from May /; 1919 -..-.--.., $500
MONTGOMERY ST. .4o-42; str; Marie
Nastort TO MAJ Golasmili. on premises
yrs from May 4. t910. atty, Geo II
-9ttielnan, - Conrt st. RhN ..... 5 20
zsTH So eAo Il; all; Mary l. Aatton 10
Antonio Verdi 240 r zath ST; 10 yrs
Irom May i, I91S.......... ............ $3.50
Bronx
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
NEN JERSEY
lNCONTESTABLE
R0SELLE, N. J. , egI1pING a.r5 9I',,5o
S9

-H|ITT
er isw at this price BUY NOW.
erf issel near G.. K 2. aud r r. H.
u.ns. Sew York. Communication lie:
walking distance schools, stores
ua4As factories. offer good for
t11e. 1CI NOW. BGGEL. y. o
- = ----------- y J
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Lis Pensiens
Manhattan

PELI. ST. 21: Chas w Bennett apt r.+;+,.
II hetterer ct al taction to forcclose ta~
uen5 attys. Bennett Werner x Nave
10TH ST, 500 w, Louis Becker sct Fli7
Becker ct al (action to Impress len
etc)i atty, r. S Lind. A'
Bronx
BOSTON RID 1911. Phillip weinstei act
Albert 9 Whitney ct III foreclosure 81
i4i41, atlys. SheasIuau & Sterlfne
Mechanics Lien,
Manhattan
fSTH 81 l56 e, Frank Hausle Ak clara
FRANK owner, Samuel Frank. CONTRACTOR
$50
1eLD ST, T1s F.; George W Dailarv ayt
Joseph Vergaras owner and eontractors
s2se
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

eSD ST. So w: Nellie Brennan loans w r
c Holding Co, Inc, to erect and make
alterations: Is payments, ... .x. s1s, ,ooa
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
More Attractive Estates
In Westchester Sold
Connecticut Resident Buvs
stewart B. Mathews Prop.
eriy at Rye. Held at S35.OOO

Peace & Ellerman have sold for Stap
art 3. Mathews his estate on FEiqhland
Road, Rye, containing eight acres.
With a large residence and garage TO
Charles A. Miller, Groton. Conn. The
prOpertY was held at SR6 nnn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
California Bungalow Sold

The residence of Harold NJ. McCulloh.
on Edgecllffe Terrace, Park Hill, YonK-
ers, has been sold TO Major ". John.
son, OF Robbnston, Ne. This aouse is
one of the first California bungalows
10 be erected IN these parts Al the
time of its construction a commitfec
from the American Real Estate Com
pany visited California and brought
back with ii many des gns of tvpical
Bungalows. A number OF these houses
were designed and built in Park Hill.
The wood used In the construction Of
TINS house is California redwood
brought from the coast and shipped
ior the purpose George Howe was the
broker.
Sale of White Plains Home
The Robert T. Farley organization
has sold for Waldo Coons his residence
at 80 Midland Avenue, White Plains.
TO c. T. Wells, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Soldiers Wife Sells Flat
CHANCE OF LIFETIME

CHANCE OF LIFETIME
cant to Broadway and 1880
SIR Are artrnent house fno elevator
rlens. Rents $4,000. Price
Sf1rN
t.asaH corner elevator apartment
hoges rn location. below l@5th street
A.ats Price 100000
tlna -tor araflmert house, 70 s
rooms fTlnt location overlooking Park
an1 ' Rents i.59u. Price $3.50 600
Fine Fe0t house 10 rooms
elegant .o ,-ou. at Broadway Subway
Stat hsi5 SIS 90e Price S10500o
Arar'nsH- aoesa en Avenue near Sub
way 8ua rooms Rents $500.
Also alrds Of other bargains. largo
an sus 7Ha desirable exchs snges. VIII
pay ta1 t4 i1Nes stlsafe. What have you
flr noustI
II I. WOOD, 2e0 B'WAN. NTW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
W est Side

ao.I ST, "a Amstardan4 av. OK
~ Jn'y -; Nary cpioinan 20 Julia
attys. T q 81 T Go. i7c y Nay....sfs. 500
$40 81 81 ~. S. aT9Xl0os, W r c
i5o'qlng y 4,l1l; GO to Nellie Fireman. sos ~
T. Is kiyn, duo as bond, p e.. atty
Jacob herman. SIS E'way ......S15. .o60
i15IH ST 3l-S6 Y. u $. 7A.5xl00li: Aue
~ Leopold Weiss Rex "a, to the
$50 sS41e hank Que IAN I. 1884, . .;
NJ A y II ATTAIN AV. 3gl, $. 65.lf n If6tb
-, 1,,, isA9g. = - Aug g7 Jan Newbursh to
T. no = cisTN $50 " S6th 81. due and
as per bond address, 1ao Iroad-
IieTtf ST. l87 ". IA g. 2sexioo.1l:7 An,. ,DgD
II 5th an. 9 WIS. b G; pr rltre - ooo
%ttys' + @ & = Co. l76 Is vay....-st A. .G
1sgIH ". r.,s ~. -75 W S. 25xloe p ~
% b"lsy sampson to BeiIa Cet
snnth' osl " i6ls' st; ,sus Aug .. ,aa.
G "tiys' r 6 x T CO. i56 Broad,
""@ ST inn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

NA.ht'f .N9 suburban house on large corner
ho- trui shade Delightfully."- planned
nhasHaltf go construction. All hardwood
7rn- ceiling nice den bedrooms
''-4 0'-- iie -lelu with iayatOrY tiled bath
N'N An heat, electricity. gas kitchen:
a. 7t- porlnes. Superior garage
''i 'N NeE. y Forest Road Madison,
ata .i4 j Alllisuu
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
20 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
SNFuRNIsHED ApARTM'Ts TO LET

ottDloS. Just completed. all Improve
ments. excellent north light; elevator
sa.vice ss7 Madison ave- Apply super
'hsendsnt On premises
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Recorded Mortgages
downtown n


WEST BROADWAY. 526 w S. 100 n
Bleecker ST. 25N75. Aug IS Thos smith
X cyrus T Smith et at to the Y Y
society for Relief Of Widows &,
Orphans Of Medical Men. u W 4Sa st:
cue Aug rs. l922. 5ia c; atty, l. T ~
70 ieV SWAY ...-, ...,........... II Gee
East Side
42D ST. $50 E n s. 16.sxioo5: Dec %.
1916; Francis / Lantry 10 Ida q
Nubele, 1920 Bway. due Jaae %. 1917;
? G pr mtge 81 400; address 65 "
47TH sr. s85,37 Z. $, 5oxloo.5 Aug Is;
R9th x 1ts, Dart Garrage Operators to Adrian
due Aug /. 1929; as C, atty. stephen
II Jackson. los Lexington av--.S $50 600
@'IH Sf S5o-9 H. d ;. 75S10o5. Aug -:
Hothbart Garage Operators. Inc to
Adrian II Jackson. PSI " 98th ST: 10
yrs int as bond pr utge $4,000: atty.
= Jackson % Lexington nv. SCI 600
Attn ST, $50 T.. Il = 25xIU05. u m.
Aug "a; same 10 same; 20 YRS int a.
per bond; pr mtse s.. atty, same
s7TH ST, 90 f. n 8 l7.axloOs; July ~:
Regina y saportas tn Walter A Burke
trustee, ~ Park av. due g. int as per
bond atty Jos T. Israel $50 Bway ST. 900
i~slH ST ST. 90 Wy Madison aV, eoxea.4:
permanent GO, Madison av instals
due as Per bond; atty VIM Laugdon ,
hector 81 ............. .... 500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Bronx

vYSE Av. 1soth st. rooms on
I'd floor Jacob Sanders to Ralph M
MargoliRh. 2103 Vyse av; ia yrs from
May ]. 1919; atty. M Margolsh, 2Io3
Vyss av - 1910
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
DEAL SUBURBAN HOME

~ f'aifl.-... j modern I2-ro0m house
tli iH.tras 5fneuts pict fAfN340; sarage: tine
uaney exclusive avenue; i've mir
Ion. Immediate possession special
f "- Sl4.u0e. OWNER, Room 702, I4l
a. gaI.sr
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Il NEArnFKisN N Co. I'm Inelewood Ss"p \. j.

Al hiNGEN OOD. \. i.@Fine residential
Streets plot tooN200 hne shade trees
.V.'1 rneina 0li improvements. For
are Nl-y Immediate occupancy. II. p. C.,
- o. Box ol- gtldsewood. y. J.
W. SALt.--Six large rooms, Ia IN and isun-
any. 'mproN euents. lot lo0X900 high loca-
,i'H garden garage. arfesiau we'll min
'iss walls from -, 7. & " station: near
MOOT, church, Hlcs ueighborhoo' o. Inquire
\ "a. MITCHELL. Lincoln Park y j.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28

.nlD tp3oslng all clty conven-
ui yel real country home House
- ad bath barn. y acres for sale
NH"'nri -iuiilar property at 'Ienaiiy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Recorded Transfers
Dow ntown

DOW HfONN
MERCER ST 295. " 5, 25xioo. Kath
Hayes TO Louis Jacobs. ol5 " l60th ST.
and Meyer Jaf1e. N79+ Bay 9th 81,
bklyn' mtge 100000 Aug attys
ielner B & Nj, S99 Bway y..-......$ 800
Nv EST 81 SIP, Sc, 30 Perry ST. 42xH6.6x
24X72 Ella \ Harvey t. Wm T Nohp
Tuckaloe, \ y mtge $4,000, July II.
atty Lawyers Z & T Co. leo Bway..SlO0
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15

behind shrubbery, prepared to walt
for the schooner. Not two hours later
the vessel slipped into the bay and
dropped anchor near the cliffs and
right under the eyes of the waiting
outlaws.
Late that night, while all on the
schooner slept, the outlaws from the
top of the cliff threw their lariats
above the tops of the masts and
through the darkness made their way
to the deck of the vessel, and steal
ing forward softly closed the hatch
leading to the cabin. It was this slight
noise that reused Dick who, when he
tried the door and found 1t fastened,
knew that his old enemies had some.
how again gained the vessel. listen
ing, he heard the men above out
lining their plans. Then he hurriedly
woke hls companions, saying:
Were locked in. Scarface is on
deck and they plan to set us adrift
after svuttling the schooner"
Then he Inspected the cabin for
means of escape and finally directed
his companions:
Drop out of these rear windows
and swim ashore. Teel and Stebbins
can take Chu. Tomas and will look
after Polly"
They dropped into the water and
struck out for shore. Dick leaving last
and pauslng only long enough to cut
the anchor rope as he passed the
bow. Gaining shore. they climbed the
cliff and hurried from the spot.
Scarface having completed the scut
Ting OF the vessel and feeling certain
he had his victims completely at hi
mercy, could not lose the opportunity
to gIoat over them. He ordered tn
cabin hafrh knocked of. only 70 dis
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15
Thu MANufMl6HT
M1AL BERT {. SMITHuz
IYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY
Photo P9yProdured byVtesreph ka

1.-TWO or three times she has foilet
us, but we will tame her now in Q
hurry. But we had better capture
her alive, for as long as we have got
her In our possession we've got the
trump card. All we will have to dc
will be to hold her in reserve against
Van Brunt and his party, and Ii Il
ever comes to another case of show
down we can play her and take the
trick. They would give up the treas
ure in the shake of lambs tail rather
than see anything happen to her.
That's the ticket" said Roper
Lets all rush her at once before she
can Jump overheard or do anything
desperate" In body the gang bore
down upon her.
But Polly was not one Of the kind
to be inundated even by as desper
ate a gang as was Scarface and his
followers. Finding herself all alone
and with her safety dependent upon
her own resources she met them with.
out finching. Drawing her revolver
she braced up against the rail and
covered them with the weapon.
Hands mp. You know how / can
shoot" she shouted, but they came on
and she fired, wounding the Kid in
the arm. Her enemies then raised
their hands and lined against the rail,
allowing her to turn the schooner up
into the wind, soon overtaking Dick
and his companions. They climbed
aboard and wasted no time In secur-
ing the outlaws. A brief council was
held and Dick said:
1--WE are In hurry. Wen set them
adrlft in the skiff and they can row
back to Mexico. They never can cross
the Gulf In this wind and sea-"
It was late the following afternoon
when Scarface AMI his gang reached
protected little bay, very deep, with
shore shelving sharply to towering
cliffs. Landing, they concealed their
boat, and, taking the pistol, knives and
ropes, climbed the cliffs and hiding
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15

I'd thousand times rather have her
here In the sea with the chance Of
her being grabbed up by shark than
back there In the clutches of that
pack Of hyenas."
Don't you worry about your wife,
Dick" gasped Teel as his breath came
back to him. THAT girl is a host in
herself, and I'll bet she will find a
way to take care of herself against
all the Scarfaces and Screweyes this
side of Tophet."
"She heap brave girl. She makum
fine wife for Chinaman mandarin"
said Chu. Polly velly fine good fell
low"
While Dick and his companions
were struggling for their lives In the
sea. whence they had been cast by
Scarface and his outlaw companions
on the schooner. and were in ignor
ance of Polly's brave defiance and hec
flight to the Top of the mast. they
heard her shoot and saw the body of
Scarfaee hurled through the air. Then
above them fell the shadow of the
airplane, an anchor caught firmly the
plank on which they were clinginc
and they were drawn through the
water away from the pirate craft.
When Scarfaee fell from the mast,
unhurt, however. by Polly's shot, the
outlaws rushed to the rail to aid
him, forgetting for the time Polly
still up in the mast. Seeing her chance,
she quickly slid to the deck and run,
ming aft. covered Lopez with her PTS
fol and took possession Of the wheel
By this time. Scarface had been res
eued by the outlaws.
"We've got her nov, men," cried
scsrface. seeing that the gin wal
alone and apparently At their mercy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15
BOAT SERVICE TO BE
RESUMED OUT OF TAMPA
Two Steamers Put On New York Ser
vice by Mallory Line

Complete restoration Of pre-war
steamboat service between Tampa
and New York and New Orleans is
assured. Two steamboats,, the Apa-
lachee and the Oyaka have been
turned over to the Mallory line by the
government for the New York run
and reliable information has been re.
ceived by The Daily Times that ser.
vice will also be inaugurated> between
Tampa and New Orleans by June |
and possibly by May Is.
The Tampa Times has the follow
ing to say about the New York boats
c. s. Hoskins, traffic manager of the
board of trade, today received a tele
gram from United States Senator
Duncan U. Fletcher, now in Washing
ton, announcing that two steamships
the Apalachee and Oyaka, had beeer
assigned by the director Of operations
of the shipping board to the Mallory
line and soon will be operating be
tween Tampa and New York. The
telegram restating the comments OF
the directors letter follows:
Advise Apalachee is about ready
on May 7 and will undoubtedly pro
coed from Moss Point to Mobile and
should be in the regular Mallory line
service before a great while. The
second steamer assigned the Mallory
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15

line is named Oyaka and it is expect.
led to be ready at Mobile today"
The Apalachee, as heretofore stat
ed in The Times, was recently delay
ed in entering the service by an &C.
cident. The Oyaka is newly as.
signed vessel.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15

agriculture, cattle valued at $4,000
600, hogs at $15,OO0,oo0 (now $685.
0O0OO0), horses and mules at $4,000.
sheep at 100000 and goats at $4,000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15
unPvRnt1. W. ~ nTA6RAcn
EPISODE NO. IL.
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.

the only key TO its location is chart flag
he divided among six mates Polly and
Dick have one piece and Scarface a sec
ond He kills Polly's father and gets her
nag and starts after the treasure. Dick
and Polly are Joined by other holders and
they pursue Scarface to the Gulf. He
seeks to escape on schooner. There Is
battle and all of Dicks men are hurled
into the sea. Polly is left dashed TO a
mast.
The sudden plunge into the sea left
Dick and his companions for the mo-
ment floundering with no thought ex.
cept to keep their heads above water.
Their easily achieved victory Of the
moment before had been changed into
sudden and ignominious defeat by
Scarface, and they now found them
selves devoid Of all further plans save
the preserving of their own lives.
Teel, who was not a good swimmer
was making bad way Of 1t. and Dick
was compelled to swim to his side and
support him with one arm while he
padded vigorously with the other.
How 1t all would have ended 1t is hard
to tell had not Chu's sharp eyes espied
m object that promised them temper
ary support.
'Me seeum big blank over there.
Come on, you fellows, and we catchum
plenty quick" Strengthened anew by
the discovery of the Chinaman they
began swimming vigorously and in
short time had reached the plank and
were clinging about it with their heads
well above water.
"Scarface will have to find some
thing besides fire and water to get
u.s." grinned Dick at his companions
when 1t comes to killing US he
seems to be all out of luck. have
told you men all along that we are
going to play the last hand in this
game, and am going to make my
reputation as prophet out Of 1t. /
only wish Polly was along with us.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-15

sishea vessel Florida has than s40Ooo0O0
0 tropical fruit bearing
Florida has hand
the last report of its O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-02

The Public Utilities Commission
went on Monday TO Biddeford. where
at $50 A. VI. in the common council
rooms in the municipal building a
hearing was given in the matter of
the Biddeford G. Saco Water Co.. In
relation to the proposed increase Of
rates. The commission has the fol-
lowing additional hearings scheduled
for this week:
Tuesday, Dec. AT the Office of
complaint OF Merle J. Hartman and
others against the Maine Telephone
and Telegraph Co, alleging made
quate service.
At same time and place, on the
petition Of the Washington County
Light & Power Co, for authority to
issue securities.
AT same time and place. the matter
of the Machias Electric Light Co
and the Washington County Light &
Power Co. joint application for the
sale Of the rights, privileges, fran
chises and property of the former
company.
Thursday, Dec. AT 10 A. NJ. at
the Office of the company, on the
petition Of Willis f. Parsons, COM
missioner of inland fisheries and
game. for temporary crossing near
Troutdale station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-02
FATTY AND
.FARNUM STARS

Fatty and Farnum-of course there -
only one Fatty and his surname Is Ar
buckle, and there is only one Farnum
and his front name il William.
These two big stars-big in every wav
feature the weeks opening program at
tie Colonial theatre which will be seen
for the last times today.
1.-THE Lone Star Ranger" is the play
in which Farnum appears and that fine
actor is again seen in one OF his stir
ring. virise, outdoor portrayals-the
Texas Ranger of Zane Grey's novels.
The William Fox star fairly outdid
the expectations Of his most ardent adj
mirers. as a range rider of former Texas
days who feared no man and boldly
brought to justice a vicious band Of cat
tie outlaws. Mr.. Farnum carried his
audience with him through thrilling cpl
sodes that dealt with bad men. a good
woman. pathos and loye, to ha2pv
climax.
Dramatically 1.-The Lone Star Ranger
is all that can be desired, with the ad-
ditiopal merit Of some wonderful seem
cry. The picture was directed by ],
Gordon Edwards.
The Fatty Arbuckle offering Is Back