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New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

Bronx
"ASHlNGToS AVE. 205l Wolf weinrsub AIT
beFrnard Buse. ct al; Feb IS. 1919 SIS
Lis Pendens
Manhattan
fAsT HOUSTON ST. ISL and 18Th ~. 1ss.lss
- iotn Jirch sgt louisa Flnck ct AL (par-
ilionl. siJs. bisman, Lee. Corn a. Levine
t1hfSIls ST. u Hugo 8. Disteihurst Art
%afsn TsrfisoD Realities. et al fforecI0s,lre ~
mtg sit3k Ess'aan. lee. Corn Il levine
@l3iH 81 ;. rs = cf 9Th az 251i0o II :
I'm. s'"xt 81 Al. az, Emma Koch ct al
.su.fadsd fofscios0fe Of mtg. atty. w A
NiH ~, ~ 4ls T.. foues, Go sgt Thomas
f~fle5. - al tpxrtiiiorj atty u II Koehler
Bronx
IE0srEfT AZ. IA; siso 1913. At. n is4s .,
q foss~t a.. zs.sat7.s. Bessie Giassfnan
sg' Abf@t.ssa Meyer GaumAn. e al (xction
- 9g~ff) atf5s. ~of r. kohn
;tNSiNGS Ef. ~ lsfi Of Union Az sox
- Marie tttaseiiA sgt cie'aantis Realty 60.
?, 81 tfofeelosafs " mortgage. auy, H. IL
hfcsns ' " "
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Chelsea Dwellings Leased

The Duross Company has leased the
three-story and basement house at 224
East Nineteenth Street for Julia A.
Waters to DR.. Emil Nyitray, for five
years; the three-story and basement
house at 41O West Eighteenth Street
TO William n. Charles, and the three
story house at SO Perry Street to Lillian
NlcOllnl, for q term Of wears
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Investing in Bronx Realty

Nicholas Leopard has sold for Mrs.
Jennie Freed the four-s story apartment
at 900 East 10th Street, southeast COR
ner Honeywell Avenue, to w. j. Hamil-
Kruger Estate, the two family house
at 2011 Honeywell Avenue, to Abraham
Ginberg, and for Henry f. Hall. the
three-story house at 1919 Sedgwick
Avenue, Bronx, to J. II. Weale, who
purchased same for a home.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Investors Buy Bronx Corners

Richard Dickson has sold for Justina
Gareiss TO an investor 345 Willis Ave
nuc, four story brick fiat and
stores on lot 25xS1.2; also sold for
Lena Fischer, the southeast corner Of
Pelham Parkway and Cambreling Ave-
nue. known as 25o4 Cambreling Ave-
nue. three-family dwelling on lot 25
xl06
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

=, able John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate of tho
county OF New York, notice is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against William II
A.. Lee. late of the County of New York de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their place OF
transac-lng business, at the Office Of Philip E.
Connell, their attorney, No. As Pine Street
Borough Of Manhattan in the City of New
York, on or before the 18th day of June 1919
Dated New York, the End day of December
1918.
SAMUEL RIKER, JR.,
Executors.
PHILIP e. CONNELL. Attorney for Execu-
tors, No. As Pine Street, Borough of Man
haitian. New York City.
BOSCHEN, WILLIAM C.-IN PURSI1
ance of order OF Honorable John P
Cofalan, q Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM G
BOSCHEN. late Of the County OF New
York, deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at it,
place OF transacting business, No "a VIII
lam Street. In the city of New York, on or
before the l4th day OF June next.
Dated, New York. December 3rd 1913
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor
GELLER. HOUSTON & HORAN. Attor-
neys for Executor. = Exchange Place
New York. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

looTH % ST. 523 W Richard G BabbaFc to Alex
walker ana walker tn Citizens Saw Bank: aitvs
o, Bab6age & S. IL Bway: assns int Of $50 oo1
SD ST. l1e W mtge $4,000: Potential Realtv
napn nospn 10 Isaac solleb. o62 LIST av: atty Louis
usT ST AZ o. Ludwig Ulrch to Hy w tir,n
sec: 32o II 5sth ST. atty. Albert Hlavak jr' 400
51II Av 225a: mtgc soe Ooo Catholic Womon my y
benevolent Legion to VIM Ebng. s03 Eaelo nv =
Ntoh1, ana anO. truStoeS.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
East Side

SAITH ST 9lO-l2 L. 8 s. 42.5x9Sa. Feb q. Pan
Inc. Ehrllch ct a to Sol Onnct lGl 90th
St. yrs. por cent at,ys kantrowtz q Is
10TH 81 So T.. s. 25NlOo.ll. y IN. Feb 2s .
Mollie and Pauline Bcrnanka to Rachel Frank
500 w l4ath st; duo Mar l. 1923: . per cent
pr mtg $4,000. atty, & NJ Co. 1875
Bway .,..,,......... ..........,.......s3 49, 900
Feb IS: Ida Stern TO citizens say Bank 50
Bowery. due Mar IL. 1924: per cent; attys
i,call a. X i4l Bway .............. gold $l2 900
l21Tn ST. a2o32 =. :. . plots each Al Sxge j :
IN mts. each $4,000: Feb %. Chain Land
co 10 Metropolitan Trust Co, 60 Wall 81 . yrs
per cent aiiys T & NJ Co. 1875
h""y ''''''.-''''''' '''.'''.,.,.,,,.,.s $751; 900
West Side
27T,i ST. 2i5-9 W n $. 75S9s.o. Feb 2s: Geo
Drive, duo March |. 1920 int as per bond, ur
mtge $4,000: atty. Jos Mitchell. 233 Broad
7Til AZ. Q cor 2sih ST. isa75: M rcb ~ 2s
Ihe fifiy Per Cent Profit Sharing Co TO Flanon
heaiiy torpn lOl w 70lh st; due as per bond
pr mtge S55.500 atty. Title Guar q Il Co. l76
lsri ST. 2o2 W. s. lots. each 4oxeo 'Uvg a%g
= m mtgcs $40 each; rcc IS samuel Green
st Corpn 26 Exchange pl; installs G D c: or
mtge mtg on each lot ssS,5O0 attys Arnstein & j.,
FORT WASHINGTON AV. " cor i72d ST. 2s 4y
326 4x42x2203; Haven av. g cor l79d st. 5Six
40 s1l2fl59 m; FEB IS: Rockville Holding
ger bond, pr mtge s23S.00O: atty. Frcdk Iese.
lsoTI ST. \ s. 72 Audubon av. Ask 100; D nv M
ieo r,o9s: 1o: Hattie Prince 10 Maria G Fack, 525
smn"d S weth:eI Ies 6 & Mav pr mse a''
MAPLE AV. l12. n W g. 4Oxi29s: D m Fcb Ss'
Arro| 1aa .r,i,hds Holding coFpn to renzsnce Really Co.
pr mee sS2 500; atty. l. Bernstein ; Beck
u'dt 81 .,............S 81 OO0
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

seIH ~. ~ West; Edw r Abbott AIT sa ana
sp hanlat'sn Ave Corp aud Arsrst Hesiiy
r r''P, o~'e,s ,a uso u Hswrhnrs, and Moran
''sn ~. ~ Wet. james uie,s,n At 81 and
a." "snnsi'an I'VE corp ana Atsrst Realty
a"p. "snefs, G"o jausbu,st aud uorsnn
= Jsmos pDuirsci0ts ~ ssnsh o.
''Dv 81 bsV "tti ttodefieh i'olisk art jokiohl
hs'WIs tfehabsy ,,........n. Al a1h
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
EMILY d. DAY, doing business as
BENNETT. DAY & COMPANY, Plaintiff.
against JOSE BAGET. JORNET Defendant.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Cullman TO Alter Pine
And South Street Buildings

John H. Knubel has been selected by
Joseph f. Cullman to plan the altera-
tion of the buildings at 94-9S Pine
Street and 70 South Street, purchased
recently through the Charles F. Noyes
Company, and which Mr.. Cullman is
going TO alter into individual Office
bujldinrs
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Deal for Madison Ave. Corner

Sharp & Co. have sold the southwest
corner of Madison Avenue and Ninety
seventh Street, six story apartment
on plot 50x100. The building has ac-
commodations for thirty families and
stores on the Madison Avenue front,
and was purchased by an investor.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

BEAVER ST. $. GC2 Broad st. 30 5x5o eS
irregular (full courses in transfer. Feb. IS
River Plate Realty Corpn. to 25 Beaver Street
Corpn. 20 Beaver st; . yrs. per cent atty.
n r d NJ Co. l35 Bway ......,..... s375 900
WALL ST 6 c New ST. 56.llI56.S152 6x65.7 p IN
Fob II; Wall and Nassau Streets Corpn to
Stanley Mortimer. Roslyn. i l: dis Mar /.
1874; 41s per cent for yrs and then 8 per
cent: atty, Daniel Mooney. 100 Bway $3.50 900
ST, 6i-66 s, 81. l0x79 6xirrcg. y m.
Feb II: Wall & Nassau Street Corpn to Stanley
Mortimer. Roslyn, |. I. ct al: due Mar l. 1924
AZ per cent and per cent: atty, Daniel
Mooney. l20 BWay. ..................$ 5000 600
EDRlDGE ST. 1917 s. lOox2i 6xrreg FEB IS .
Sabito Mauro to LAWYERS Mort Co. so Liberty
ST: duo and int per bond ........... $40 800
SUFFOLK ST. l73, $. 22xloo: D m; Feb os
Sol Goldsten TO Geo G King. Newport. l duo
Mar l. 1924 Az per cent attys Il l. Rhine
lander IL b. So VIM st............... IS. $50
ATTORNEY ST. 152 =, 25xlo0. Feb 2s. Samuel
WollSiser to Morris Rosonbaum. G0i Il 9TH st :
instals. d per cent; attys pompan Irlco 4 H.
n ~ pNaS .@JOV
SAME PROPERTY. Feb 2S samo to Lawyers
Mort Co, 80 Liberty ST. duo and int per
Q M
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
W ynne Buvs a Corner

Charles Wynne has bought the two
i've story apartment houses at the
southwest corner of Morris Avenue
and Cameron Place, near 181st Street.
The structures occupy a combined site
of 100x95.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Sale at Larchmont Gardens

George Howe has sold for Mrs. Ida
{. Hunt her res sidence ON Palmer Lane,
Larchmont Gardens, to Frederick Hol
lender for his residence. Mrs. Ida NJ.
Parent, manager of the Larchmont
Gardens office, arranged the deal
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

WOMAN. experienced hne sewing TO work on
Broadway. "
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Profit Sharers Buy in Harlem

The Fifty Per Cent Profit Sharing
Corporation is the buyer of the two
five story flats at 2157 to 2161 Seventh
Avenue and 1853 West 128th Street,
southeast corner
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

CHARLES c. CORMANY.
Attorney for Plaintiff No 80 West Broad
way, Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Home Builders Establish
Quarters On Church Avenue

The Builtwel Homes Corporation
has leased an Office at 1900 Church
Avenue at Brighton Beach az" as
headquarters for sale Of dwellings, it
has built in that section
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

WiNDERS. EXPERIENCED ON ARTr-
FlC1AL SILK. GOOD PAY STEADY
WORK. LEVI & SELIGAfAN, 24o
BROADWAY. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

Tho foregoing summons is served upon YOU
by publication. pursuant 20 an order OF Hon
NJ Wariey Platzek, one OF the justices OF
the Supreme Court. dated February l4th.
1919. and filed with the complaint in this
action in the Office of the Clerk Of the
County OF New York on the 14th day OF
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

T.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and Post
ONCE Address 90 West Broadway Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
JORNET:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Cla assified Advertisino
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBoOKs

LOST -Bankbook No. So7.15s CT the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any per-
son having a claim to 1t is hereby cailed
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having the said passbook can
Ccled and new one issued
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

YOUNG GIRLS. light packing Re7erle Mann
featuring Company. 20 West 2Oth ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

Dated. New York. February 10. 1919
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ROWLAND.
attorneys for Plaintiff, No. 81 Wall
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Site for New Bay Ridge Dwelling

j.. Bulkley Horton Company has sold
the southwest corner Of Eighty-thrd
S,neet and Eleventh Avenue, plot 100x
l2O, for Frank Gcaron, for Immediate
Improvement with one family dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CosSECTfCUT.

g0a tAfEz "A bix ROOM HOUSE IN ONE mr.
- teF BsfeH. fDuu.'s nneet sui,srbs han
~. fls2 zsisf. hos ws,et hast; i. aero isnd.
~ kln1s ffoE tsees. gfspss ehiekef h0user rns
efts@s veil. On. ttVltsy line; IL minutes 10 xew
Usssn. gfiss t5.591. JANEs B KELLY -
tslffeii W rim Hasen. Conn ' 70
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
wEsycHKsrKn cor cry

tAtv0Hhif BUNGALOW At LAKE. MAHopac
s"'y ,yps sitgte ffepsee: 'efy eo,snlsntI,
t*stFl4 N}tn permanent Tafsf flkafs: IL 40 q,
~ sell fufn3sf>ed f1.Csg Lsks Usi,Duse t.,,t,,s
I'M. HsdlDyn as.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
SUBURBAN BOARD wANTrD

WANTED. .-suBURBAN BOARD. ny sotr,trnN
Iamily OF tour; children four and six years nl,j
prefer private family Other boardsrs ploass oi or
nslephono number distance from cars and full bar
,non III reply references given and rsuuired
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
BUSINESS CHANCES

*'V 700 NEEDED. Ono Of thu good corner. IN
rn" YORK tiiy. VIII guarantee by anol,sr prono.
s'tlon worth 10000 aud interest Of i nor ront
Principals only
- Wflts for appointment
A. uuAKfN. 2si Wsst aist a.. ny
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

LOST Handbook No. e7.976 Tie Greenwich
SSaVines bank' "f6 2ts Sixth ave, N. Y.
city Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
The Bronx

rely sss6 a s IA q anssnt point d.
SeGeuri'y Gfoi, Co to Isaac lowenfed Rlty Corp 81
Dsy per cent s' fISr fS n m's q FEB ss ,a
PKosPEcf AN, W cor 18TH st. 50yl0o Moritz
Weiss Weiss to College Holding Co. 3SO Bway: FEB
9SG ~; e.,r yrs, per cent; at;ys. Morrison & S.
LoNcwoob A. esi. 5. 5asioo Nathan tsn,e9 ss;Ss3
FEB w yrs o0 '%ay ps1 cqmt pdloF . m,s 5 s''
,os,lo oSnalro lle Nassau t............~...sl 900
Denwqo Kitty 60 to Emory g0'0hs coec a 500 SGt Mrs5 oo
saIocpd s%s prIye Feb oc Is Yrs. per cent attys
1hYA% Az n 'Vi cor lTDh i4sh $, Il ooo 900
Sol Cohen to Harris Mandelbaum. II W STU
yps. per cent; attys. Elsman. l. & l.. l35
DAILY Av n cor isist st. ssoxioo i1sssioo, ioSo
l14 Cro'ona Park L prior mtg, $1,000; Feb Feb
-; instas, 6 per cent atty. ID Shapiro,
HARRISON Av 2oo. s. 75sloo Rsdins'n sdS s0o
HS raS SSp 1Sorp TO julius Vose 800 Fox st. and ano:
'o zoo I,.,s, yf; per cest; attys. Morrison 4
HOLLAND Az. 1860: Peter McDermot, to 1;nop rm.I
SO ooo FEB 9s yrs per- a." cen, pr,or pr,o mtg: @
dT iciers Go. lo44 fremont 600
iGhn l' Beck TO Augustus Van Cortlandt' d'''s Al
Tnsfos' e C9nn m ,-f feb 2G ue ns per bond. atty,
e9 2ass Max Weiss 10 Bronx savings III Rans
ATTY i' i + Co. .e1 leO " way yrs. u Der .e% oao
hosIoN ' ROAD. " 1soth st. sl2Ilo5xsa..SS9x0'
80 Josephine bauer TO Philip Baum 81 Grand
aV. hngicwood J: prior mtge 50 600: Feb 81
= yrs. per cent atty. Weber 39i Il i40th
PEosrEcr Ay. 3. - is5th st, a5.4x2iss s'oSo ioS
,S," ns "siu, , syn w selInr. Newport /:
p,,of Pre-, in'ge slI7 900; FEB 10: yrs. 4 per cent
raYion a,sy 7 Co. 1850 Bway sl4 900
l'SG Iay,pr a., as' M Feb e.: due. per bond atty.
Ti;nouT Av sisS g way s5iosiso sos. g. % 900 %
fnz rroosh To Marhsonc Realty Co. sos i II 7Isi
st. prior m,ge sfs 900: Feb IS: 5 yrs r nor
oc: cent atty. l. ID Shapiro llD Nassau ri t sI2 6oo
iooi! ST: Fae ST. i00x75. viva Ucattv 70
10 Adastne Constr Go. l60th st and Nirholas nv.
prior miso sG5. 900 Feb IS. duo Sent / 1851 q
per cent: atty kantrowiiz H. H. $40 B'way sIp mn
'i' AIth Az 2G57 4. 30 Ixi527. Peter IJcC
bod to Eugenic. Frcring 1851 Decatur ,y, nrior
nligs sao 900. Feb rs YIN, q per cent: stty
Furtnnan Third nv snnd listb st * nd
i1iTh ST. 2sd n T.. 50xi00 II ID Il Hodinv
% 70 Bfneiison RcHlty Co. 500 WillIs nv, Tsn
e: Yrs. o. per cont. atty. N r a co
i5zp ST. 7S7 w. s. 25siasI27 osgo a. ieonoIg o1oGI
krpD n ano TO Rose Hobiison Ba0 70 lggd a..
prior ntfe 81 600. Fcby -. due March IL Ioei
"a pr cent; atty. r No. 135 H'wny 81 I'D
'HAND uLVD CONCOfiRSE. " H. 125 n faoJ
~ oyrloe .bSb0z1osli Margaret Touis to I.o,,
"a ilgugher, 25sT Grand Blvd and t,oncouyss
.fn ~ yrf. u ri atty. WIllIainson se
'52,' sr 7as H. 5o.lsos,,o io.sS i 'J"o 1ae
''smHn 70 Vinernt Pnlayollo +deg soutber, j,l,J
!" mArs tnrh 81 900; Feb rs; yra a
,n, h'iS, Fhlszollp 9D2 Southern BIyd: .
"ges. each $4,000. 0OU................. 4 l. .0o1
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

CLARK. BEsSIE-IN PURSUANCE OF
order OF Honorable John F. Cohalan
q Surrogate of the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons hav-
Ing claims against Bessie Clark late Of
the County OF New York, deceased to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to tho
subscriber. at her place of transactine
business. at the ONCE of Merrill, Rogers +
Terry. her attorneys. No. 100 Broadwnv
Manhattan, in tho City Of New York on
or before the 9Th day OF June next.
Dated. New York. the 27th day OF No
vember 1918.
MARGARET l.. HUNT. Executr,x
MERRILL. ROGERS & TERRY, Attor
neys for Executrix. 100 Broadwsv
Manhattan. New York City
FRENCH. FRANCES AIN PURsy1ANCm
Of an order OF Honorable John p Co
halan, n Surrogate of the County Of Ma
York, NOTICE Is hereby given to ail per.
sons having claims against Trances A
French, late OF the County OF New Y,rk
deceased. to present tho same with youch
ers thereof to the subscriber, at her niac.
OF transacting business, Office OF Harry n
Harper. Attorney for Administrator Nh
80 Market Street. In tho city OF Pourh
keepslc. ~ y. before tho l7th day of
March next -
Dated. Poughkcepsir New York. tho tgth
day of September, 1918. "
MABELLE r. FRENCH,
AdministratriE.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03

LOST -Bankbools No s2s.ts7 of tho Cen
tral Savings Bank in the CITY of New
York. Payment stopped. Please return
book to bank
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank P. AXE was in st. Louis
last week.
Mrs. J. A. Reyburn came from st.
Louis Sunday.
Mrs. O. F. Hanson is visiting her
daughters in st. Louis.
Mrs. Matte Nations was in st.
Louis Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Gay is visiting Sam at Gull
yer Military Academy, Indiana.
Mrs. Gussice @. Hlndsdale and Miss
Jennie spent Sunday at Pilot Knob.
@. P. Damron was here from Fred
ericktown on legal business Monday.
Herbert Kaths arrived from Kansas
last Wednesday and spent several
days with his parents at Pilot Knob.
Superintendent Hanson will go to
Jefferson City next Sunday to attend
the state meeting of county superin-
tendents. ,
Clifford Buhrmester and wife OF
Flat River visited relatives at Pilot
Knob last week.
Miss Lorraine Polk, who was called
home by the illness of her mother
several weeks ago, returned to St
Louis Sunday.
Mrs. J. V. Webb came from st.
Louis Sunday and accompanied her
brother, VIM. cambridge, who has
been quite sick, back to the city the
following day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-17
Belleview News.

Mrs. W. A. Boring visited relatives
near Belgrade last week.
Mrs. B. J. McColl of Annapolis re-
turned home Saturday, after a brief
visit with her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. J, Fl. Campbell, in Belleview.
A. R. R. Campbell made a business
trip to Poplar Bluff Friday.
Mrs. VIM. King is q visitor with rel
atives in st. Louis.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Meyer spent
Friday and Saturday in Ironton.
Mrs. Virginia McColl is visiting her
son, s. J. McColl, and family in Pied
mont.
Miss Ruth Bynum was shopping In
Ironton Thursday.
Miss Agnes Brown of Graniteville
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J.
L. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bell and Mr.. and
Geo. Bryan attended Presbytery In
Irondale Wednesday.
Miss Bertha kirkpatrick was the
guest of Misses Gladys and Nova Stew
ems last week.
Rev. A. s. J. Baldridge of Freder-
icktown spoke Sunday night at the
Methodist church on the Missionary
Centenary movement.
B. l.. O. was entertained at tn Ste
vens home residence last Friday ev-
ening.
Miss Bell Sickles left Friday even
ing for an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Vandalia, Mo,
Another of our oversee boys, Henry
Campbell, arrived safely home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Wood received word
from her son, Robert, that he had ar
rived safely in the U. 8. Robert was
one of the first Belleview boys to be
called by the draft.
The remaius of Minnie Hartman
Chronister, who died in st. Louis,
were brought to Belleview for burial
Sunday. Services were conducted by
Rev. Forsythe at the Baptist church.
Inferred in Edison cemetery.
Died-At the parsonage last Sunday
Ethel Ruth Bollinger, the mi month
old baby of Rev. and Mrs. Henry Boil
linger. Funeral services at the home
Monday morning. The body was tax
en- to Patton for burial.
g. w. Campbell has purchased the
residence of ]. o. Campbell, in Belle
view, and will occupy it the first Of
May. Mr.. Campbell will move to the
Appleberry property. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-17

Job Work Of all kind at this Office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-17

The first pneumatic automobile tires
made in America were designed and
manufactured by the Kokomo Rubber
Company approximately 20 years ago.
These tires were Of the single tube,
pneumatic type, 36x2, and were used
on the first gasoline automobile made
in America. This machine, with Its
Kokomo Tires, is now mi of the per-
manent exhibits at the Smithsonian
Institute, Washington, d. @. Adjust
ment made on 5000 mile basis. For
prices and particulars see Ruby F. Ma
lions, local agent, Ironton, Mo.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-04-17
Red Cross Notes.

By Act of Congress, soldiers are per-
mitted to retain their uniforms, and it
will be possible for soldiers who have
already sent in their uniforms to have
them returned. The Act states "where
uniforms have been restored to the gov
eminent, the same or similar clothing
and uniform in kind and value, as near
as may be, shall be returned and given
to such soldiers and sailors and marines. +"
Instructions for obtaining returned uni
forms have not yet been issued, how
ever. Such instructions will be forward
ed to Home Service Sections as soon as
they are received.
We often wonder when we began tc
have the Red Cross Society. Here is q
little description of the early beginnings
of the work. In the city of Geneva in the
year 1863, there existed a group of mer
calling themselves the Society d'Utilite
Publique, organized for the study ano
betterment Of social conditions. To the
notice of these men came the story o.
Henri Dunant, the Swiss philanthropist,
who had conceived the idea of founding
a relief society that would be worldwide
In accord with his great vision they in
vited representatives of the worlds
powers to come to Geneva and consider
a way to begin the enterprise. The Rec
Cross, %personifying the pity of men to
wards suffering, was given to the world
1t had for its motto: Inter anna caritas
kindness amid STRIFE" and for its creed
Compassion.
The Convention of Geneva, marking
the birth of the greatest humanitarian
movement ever known, was formally
established August 22d, 1864. One b.
n the civilized nations of the eartl
have affixed their seals to this pact, as
surfing mercy and relief to all who suffer
irrespective of political, religious o.
national relationships.
Thus the Swiss Society d'Utilite Publ
que wa the nucleus of the ~present-day
international Committee, which stands a
the Intermediary among the Red eros:
societies of the world, to encourage the
formation of such societies in all lands
to watch over the sacred mandates Of TIL
convention, to keep the treaty inviolatt
and, in time OF war, to establish an in
ternational agency to facilitate the ex
change Of communications, the trans
mission OF aid end the handling OF prison
ers between belligerents.
How we'll the International Commute,
has lived up to its original charge is wei
known. Only through its amiable ant
able cooperation was it possible to carr,
on discussions involving the Red Cross
with the enemy.
There have been nine internationa
conferences since 1868. There will b
another, whose significance will b,
without parallel, thirty days after tn
treaty Of peace is signed at Versai lies
The preliminary steps of the new con
ference are being outlined at the city c
, Cannes, on the French riviera. Henri
P. Davidson, in recognition of the spler
4, did work of our own Red Cross, ha
been elected chairman. There the me
who have handled the Red Cross wcr
of the world during the four years {
conflict are discussing the future an
from their deliberations will come tn
: program Of the great International Re
Cross that is to be.
MRS. MILFORD RIGGs,
!. Publicity Committee.