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Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Sn elmer ser Iiebli9iten @egen=
ben oeS baDeriiden GegierungS6e.
3irfs lln~terfranfen, bort, mo- Der
Moinitrom mitten 8miiden ben
Bergen oes Speiiarts uno SOcn.
DaIos ben iiioIi6lten 8unft Ieines
DieIgefriimmten unterlaiifs erreidt,
Iiegt maleriid binoeitredt am lin
fen lfer oes Gluiies Die 5taot
MiItenberg, genannt ole &erIe bes
Woins, oos auserforene GeiIe3iel
bieler SouIenoe bon Sourilten.
Nidt MIR Der Noturfreuno, Der
germ in Ionoidoftliden Gei8en
IdmeIgt, fin0et babel feline Ge6-
hung; aud Der @eididtsfunoige,
Ser fid in 6iitoriId)en &eminis5ens
sen ergebt, empfdngt in Wiltenberg
alif Sdritt uno Sritt a%nregung.
3u Sen 9enfmiiroigfeiten bes
Srtes gebort Dor ollem ser @aIt-
bof gum &iefer, bon Dem mir bier
cine abbiIoung brinoen. Sn Ser
Sat cine Der intereIianteIten 2ofo-
litdten Ser Stoot; lit es bod niht
onein ooS 6Itcite @irtsbous bon
gon3 0eutidlono, oeiien anfanae
urfunoIid big in Die 3eit Ser So
b~enItaufen 5uriidreiden ionoern
aud in getpiiiem Gimme ems Der
bornebmiten, oas iid) riibmen oarf,
ben erIaudten Sr6gern Der gciitIi-
den uno ser tpeltlid)en Waht lin.
terfunft uno Serberge gemdbrt 5u
baben. @eIden l1mfong ser gau
ebemoIs eebobt bot, lit aus einem
&atsprotofoa bonn Sabre 1926 3u
erIeben, nonad Der @aitbof iibcr
10 gerdumige S%taaungcn nerfiigte,
ooB blnoert Gfcroc oarin untergc-
bradt meroen fonnten. Snfolge
bon @rbteilun9en, bel oenen bieie
uno iene @ar3elle bes @rllnoitiifeS
in onoere Sdnoe iibergegangen lit,
lruroe Der uripriin9Iide umfongrei-
he @ebau0efompIer peientlid be-
idrdnft.
@ie bereits a~ngeoeutet, iiro sic
an oen @oitbof gum Hieien iif an.
fniipfenoen geid)ihtlid)en Crime
runaen iiberaus 5oblreih. 90 ioa
Safer Grieorid /. pieoerboIt sort
qemobnt boben. Gum eritenmoI ge-
ldab Dies i'm Sabre 1853, ols 9ar-
horolia Der Stnot Miltcnberg Die
ielben 9ehte uno Brioilegicn ber-
lieb, mie iolde 6ronffurt uno @eIn-
boiicn bereits erbalten 6atten, iino
gum 5peitenmoI i'm Sabre 1868,
oa err gum Ibt gu Nmorboh nm
Silfe gegen Die Serren BON Giiren
dnaegongen moroen NOR. 3u Sen
@diten oes .Mieicn" ge6orte aud
&onig 2uopig ser 8aner, Ser
bolo mad ieiner grpGbIung eco.
Sftober 1910 nit groBem &C.
folae nad) MiItenbere fnm uno
BORT in Ser 6iirltenbcrber9e MIDI
tigte. 6erner meiIte oaielbit Safer
start ~. I'M Wfonnt Sebrunr 1868
mebrere Gage, bel pelher @elcgen-
belt er Der Staot Sronffurt Yripi.
legien erteiItc. Bon Sen Wain5er
aurfiiriten. Die gleihfans mie6cr-
bolt Dem @oitbof gum &ieien Sc.
infe abitatteten, ertpdbnen mir ben
3eitgenoiien @ltcnber% ben Gro.
biid)of Gbeooorid ooer Gietrtnt
Sdenf 81 grbaf, Ser i'm Sabre
1448 BARN Serberge nobm. Iud)
Or. Mortin 2ltber perfebrte bort.
als er i'm Sabre 1918 ST Dem am
%. apriI (Subilate) itottfinbcn
9rocnsfapitel in ieiner Giaenihaft
Eitriftsoifar oes Iueuitineroroens
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

fonoerbor geitoIteten 6iguren, Die
mir 5ltr SauItrierung oieic5 arti.
feIs ienem @erfe cntlc6nt baben,
NIT Ginger aufmcrfiamfcit betrofl-
tet un0 iif babel per9egenm0rti8t,
sob oie ourd) Tie oorgeIteltcn Ges
qenItdn6e emit sic 8eltinmralq
tottem, S%eiIigen ais Spfergoben
6orgebrad)t 81 merocn. Sebr balo
ober miro lid sic @iB6egicr re9cn,
uenn er untqr 9lnorecs tuaoiger
Siibrung einen Gang in altersgroue
SSernen unternimmt nno BORT NIT
einem MoIe angeiihts 8abaoIer.
iabrtauienoedIter 9rdrde 5u oer
grfenntnis geIangt, oaB Die Ear
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
nnttur nnA mRtErRgahRn.
@eifibtide gueabeu H6cr bic Scrtunft Oicicr idon i'm srancn
Altcrtnm 6etanntem 0cbrGndc.

oberen uno nie6eren @ottbeiien oar,
gebroft uuO in oen SempeIn ooer
0eren @ebcnrGumen auibemobrt
muroen, IinO BEL oDen 80Ifern oes
Iltertums in rrbune gepeieu. @il'
finion, Der 8erfaiier Oes fulturgc.
iGiGtlidcn @crfes nSbe planners
ono @uItoms Of tie Ancient Coup
tious", beri6tet bon Den 8cpobncrn
oes Bboraonenrei6cS, Dab iie ar@
gen, Sdnbe, geine uip. in 8igura
an g%epribten Orten a%ufiteuten, 10
bolo elmer ODER Der onoere oieier
&0rpertcile erfronft, be3tp. geneien
mar. Gud bel Dem @oIfe Ssrael
mar iene @epfIogenheit nidt nur
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
9 d. iiler ais Gartof

9 d Ii Ter ais &artos
fclpflar5er. Sn 3iirid bot Die StaOt
fir Die oberen Sdlultlallcn NunO
gum Anbuu bon &~artof1eln our Ser.
flglllg gelteIlt, uilo quar- uneltgelt'
lid. An ~ell3elnen Orten murOen
gang berpOrrngenOe Geluitate. biz
gu fini 3entnern Die Are, er5leIt,
lpas Den DctreTlenOen lullgen PTlans
germ llululebr 5u9ute %getDnnlen ut.
Nle Grnte mar nalllld) inter Die
SGiiIer pertellt, pom Oenel jun
geliplel aus eIIIer &Ialle III W;eOi.
fon ieOer 50 alloUramn &artolteln
erbielt. Dafir muBtcn fir Saatgut
unO Ginger runo ST.. 2 be8aDlt
merOen.
Sanoel nit geltoDIe.
&Ieioern. Gle Seminal.
poIi5ei in @odit a. VI. bot cine
groBe Dicbsgeiclidaft a~us9eboben,
Die li9 nit Dem Gertrleb geltotlener
uno ullterihlagener Yeflcioungsitii.
de befnbte. 3wci Ghneioer uilo Elm
Sabrifarbeiter wuroen feltgenom.
men, ebcnlo Der G1nei3ernleiiter
Rarl Sobe in Hao Naubeiln, Der
cine omtlide 8erteilungsitene fir
8efleiounssitiide Dertualtete, ueeen
Seblerei.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Cine unernartete ant-
mort. an Sen uliern zines 6lulles
lab elm geiitIider 8iiroentrager uno
angelic. Geine beiOen bi6ihen
8odter laeen neben linn i'm @ras
uno laien. Gin Ar6eiter, Der ocs
@eges fam. fragte, OBJ Der Serr
8aitor i6on biel eeiangen Bate. Da
erpa9te in Dem Mngler Der 8eiItz
lide, er erbob ii4 unb Ipra4:
oMein Srerno, i'd bin elm Men-
Idenfild)er."
Ser Irbeiter mari einen Slid
auf bic bibl9en S04ter unb be-
merfte: ga Goben sic oen ridti-
gen Sober mitgenommen."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

trinsuilg iener Cpier I'M @runoc
genommen aar nidt oas lit, Dofir
Iie ecm0bnIid alrsqageben miro. enc
nberoIdubiitc, ipc5iiii6 fatboli'dr
Site, ionoern Dab mir piclnlebr
BARN cine o!llcnnein mcrihiide, BON
Belt 81 9'olf iortaecrbte @epfIogrn'
belt Dor lins baden, Der nebrn ibrer
relioioicn Nerrd)tigung cine geluilie
et9nographiihe Scbeutung 5uertunni
1ueroen ImiB.
@otipc uno @eibcgaben Die ben
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
9as Sotel gum 8ielen III Wittenberg
a. So, 0as dlteite @aitbals in
0eutld)lnnn.

Strons uno b. 5. Sdnlenburs, 10.
mie ben Maioren b. RoOede, bon
Geclam uno bon 8erop Oh Sernois,
Die on s. uno 8. Iuguit 1868 i'm
@oItbof gum &ieien iibarnadtet ia.
ben.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Die Band eines reiteH MonSoIen.

@eiGe Mongolen IaTen nit gor>
liebe lire 6ingerndgel Biz gu elmer
2dn9e bon 15-18WliIimeter pa4fen,
Dele eisenortise Site t0nnen ii4
natiirli1 nur bieienigen 9eute 9eitots
ten, bic OermGge ibres &ei4tums feline
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

feiten. Sn frommer g~erebruus
,oer nit bofienoer Site Inn Der
5dub scr @ottbcit lit bier Elm @t-
idledt, bon Dem mir geididtlihe
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

mcnt that certain period had elapsed
since they we're paid
The affidavit. bearing date at Camp
Ipton. was as follows:
l ..,.......,-....., company
Organlzatlo 49,. army serial
number. ......... do hereby state that |
was last paid in full to include .......
......,. that have received partial
payment as follows. ............. and
that | made allotmcnts as follows:
class A...............
Olass B..........-....
Glass f................
"Other stoppages, fines, etc tc...........
THAT | have insurance amounting to
..........., with premium amounting
W
Emergency address. ..............'
One obstacle in the way Of carrying
this system of paying salaries out,
said Colonel Woodbury., was lack of in
formation among the men. The man
who recalls his serial number is the
exception rather than the rule. The
man who knows just when he was paid,
or how ruch he is entitled to. SAID
the colonel, is equally difficult to find.
Last Friday a total of 600 affidavlts
were being filed out and Investigated
at the hospital Since there are but
500 overseas patients at Camp Upton
the mon who will be paid early this
week, if this plan goes through with
out hitch, will represent a very large
percentage of the men whose pay is
in arrears
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
FORECLOSURE SALES

IN CLOSURE.-SUPREME COURT,
New York County.-,John Alexander
Beall and Edward II. Prison, as executors
of and trustees under the last will and tes-
lament OF Cassandra A. Beal, deceased,
plaintiffs. against Mathiide T. Stremmei
ct al, Defendants.
u. 1919. as amended by order of this court
dated December 18th. 1916, and duly en-
tered in the Office OF the Clerk of New
York County, the undersigned will sell a (;
public auction at the Exchange Salesrooln
Nos. il ana l6 Nesoy Street Borough Of
Manhsttan aia,an;, New York city at twelve
Arthur 6. sheridan, auctioneer, the prem
ises directed by said Judgment to be sold
being in the Borough of Manhattan. County
Of New York, and bounded and describe d
as follows:
All hat certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, with tht dwelling house and improve
being in the 9Th Ward OF the City Of New
York. Borough OF Manhattan County and
state of New York, bounded and described d
az follows:
Beginning al point on the northerly
size of One Hundred and Fifth Street.
which point is opposite to wall standing
parity on the land hereby described and
distant eighty six feet ten inches easterly
from the corner formed by the intcrsec IN
OF the northerly line of said street with the
easteriy line Of Manhattan Avenue; run
ning thence northerlN. ON a line parallel
with Manhattan Avenue and part OF tha
distance through said wall, one hundred
rect ana eleven inches to the centre line Of
the nlo"h, thence easterlN. along said cen
ire line and parallel with One Hundred,
and hifth street, sixteen feet four inches;
thence sputherly. again parallel with Man
nattan Avenue and part Of the distance
through the centre of another vail. one
hundred feet eleven inches to the norih
erly line of One Hundred and Firth Street; ;
thence westerly along said north,rly line.
sixteen feet four inches to the point or
erly walis al said house being party walin.
ana being shown on the following diagram:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Soldiers at Camp Upton
Arc Found From Three to
10 Months in Arrears
Wounded Worst Sufferers
Failure to Send Them to
Hospitals Nearest Home
Also Causes Criticism
when do we get our pay ?"

This question. varied only in form, is
the first that is asked by Uncle Sans
returning overseas fighters the moment
they set foot on American soil.
Generally speaking, il is a query that
affects nearly every member OF zen
eral Pershing's army. But it has become
mere vitality important to the wounded
men. to whom the smokes, chocolate
and other Injuries that are to be OBJ
tanned only with cash become actual
necessities.
Also, the conditions that caused the
government to fall many months be-
hind in the army payroll appear to in
voive the wounded more often than
their more fortunate comrades in arms.
Rapid movement forward during the
last months of the war, and equally
rapid movement of wounded back to
base hospitals and ultimately TO Amer
ica, got many of these men completely
out OF touch with the records upon
which the paymaster's cash advances
are based.
Official Neglect Charged
Added 70 this, say some of the re-
turned soldiers, was seeming indif-
ference TO the requirements of the cash
less men, with the result that a man
who was closer than ten months or a
year to Z settlement with the govern
inert for which he was offering his life
considered himself lucky.
4 recent invest CATION Of conditions
at the base hospital at Camp Upton by
The Tribune revealed the fact that
wounded soldiers were from three
months TO sixteen months in arrears in
pay. The sixteen month man was the
notable exception in fact. he had left
the hospital according to those who
pictured his condition. The three
months man was the most common.
while the average patient in the hos
pital probably was from five to
months III arrears.
But the men interviewed wen.
great leugths to explain that they W,
making no serious complaint abo
conditions. The efforts of Colon
Woodbury., in command Of the hospital
which already have resulted in the
payment OF nrany beck salaries on aft !
davits, have served TO convince the SOL
6lers that at least their Immediate
superior officers are doing everything
III their power to improve their lot.
Ono complaint, about which .he,-
were less delicate liz making charges,
involved the selection OF the hospitals
to which they are detailed on their
return to America Theoretically. in
jured rien are placed in hospitals
nearest their homes. But the men cited
numerous Instances 10 indicate that
they were sent to hospitals fer from
their homes. THUS making it impossible
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Men Of 77th
Get Orders to
Pack for Home
Continued from page |

famous Lost Battalion" Captain Nc
Mytrie, who commanded portion of
the battalion, to-day was officially
notified of the award. General Per
shing personally will pin the medal on
Captain McMytrie's breast, with ap-
propriate ceremony at divisional head
quarters within few days.
The commander in chief smultan-
cously will decorate Sergeant Archie
A. Peck. of Company A, 307th Infantry
Regiment, for conspicuos gallantry in
the Forest of Argonne, October 6, 1918.
The division has on record letter
from Sergeant Pecks aunt, at Hornell,
N. y, Pecks home, dated October 6,
asking General Alexander to transfer
Peck to Y. NJ. G. a. work on account
of his frail constitution and inability
to stand properly the rigors of army
lift
About the time that Peck's aunt was
writing her missve her delicate nep-
hew was on patrol in the Argonne
Forest with a number of others. In
counterlng a terrific machine gun fire,
several were killed and two wounded,
leaving Peck the only member of the
party unscathed. Peck worked his
way back to regimental headquarters
and asked for volunteers to go out
and assist him in bringing back his
wounded comrades.
The first man he met volunteered
and had gone a short distance when
he was killed at Pecks side. Peck
forged on alone, carrying back three
wounded men, one by one, through
heavy fire. Later he volunteered to go
out again and bury the dead, but per
mission was refused him
Peck came to Camp Upton in the
February draft. His father lives at
AIS, EivisionQ Street, in Hornell, n. \.
1t is also probable that Brigader
General Michael Lenihan has been
awarded the Legion of Honor and viii
be decorated at the same time with
Captain McMytrie and Sergeant Peck.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
Going On To-day

Free admission 10 the American Museum Of Nat
ural History. American Museum Of Safety and the
Aquarium
Meeting Of the Daughters of Indiana. Hotel Ascr.
p. m.
Reception to Bernard 6 Richards by his frisads.
Hotel McAlpin; p.
PUBLIC LECTURES. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MANHATTAN
IN Old Virginia" Dr, Thomas E Pottsrtoo
"Oiein Of the Union.' Vincent Giroy. P. s. Sc
l56th Street and y. Nicholas Avenue.
''Wliy Should So Many Go lnsa,e?" George a
Hastings, p. s 80. rs East Fif,yssVcnih
Street.
"A Rrief History OF oratofy." Arthur ]. ww.er
mar. IL. NJ, T. s. e.. Hester. EsseI and \"
folk Streets
Reconstruction Work" Charles s Crosman. r. $
l5j 225 West l0Sth Street.
Current Events. Nelson T. Mean Phi D., Bible
School Hall. I'll West Fifty sixth Street
THE BRONX
Paris and the French Revolution. Garrett +,
Serviss, Morris High School. ld6h Street and
Boston Road
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

Mortgage forrciosed is recorded in New
Norh Registers oif!cc in I.iber .5l OF Mort
sages. rsse liT. seotion Z,
o.. fhe street number is 4l West lo5th
The approximate amount of mortgage
debt. costs and allowances Is eleven nun
drcu seventy one hul 6,~l0D dollars
a. .', 'l,i,6D, W'th mt.rest til reon from the
ath day Of May. 1915. of which there re,
lnains unpaid sloa5 VI, With interest tnere.
on fren Mas isth lsi7.
Haid premises VIII I've sold subject to a
hfs lnorisags OF min, ,housand dollars
S'opp,. "i'h interest from tho lath dav
or NoNember. l91S, at tue rate ef 4 IA r. per
annum'l aiso subject tn second MORTGAGE
or pn" thousand dollars 'st .0UOp. with IN .
ttrfsi thereon from January |. laI5. at s!x
prT cent. per annuin: also suhjact to q
thrd MORTGAGE OF seVenteen hundred dol,
lars i'1oo), with interest thereon from
Janunry LIST. 1915. at the rate OF 8ss per
nnnumi also subject TO stoop and fenue
eencreaehments as shown by survey made
hy Lawyers Engineering and surveying
Company, dated January i5th, 1902.
flSOs 4. Bp6TH Referee
CLARENCE peWITT RoGERs. Attor,
ney for plaIntins IAl Broadway. Man.
hsttar. Now York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDLR Of Home
ah'e John T. Cohslan Surrogate of fha
county "f Ne~ York. notice Is hereby gwen 10
al perscns having claims against W.,llan, IT
l.. leg. late OF the County OF Ne,y York do
trahet. 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the suhscribers st their place of
tIanss ing buslntss. at the office OF Phijp n
IcnH''i. thelr attorney No. 45 Pine Street
BvsouSh - Manhattan In the Gity of New
lerS en- or sefoFe the lsih day OF June 1918
DATED, Rev <oiA. the 2nd day OF December
1915 ~ '''''' 8
%AMcFL EIs ER. 5R..
RICHARD CtRzoN HOFFMAN. Jn
PHH.sp u coNNtIi4 Attorney for Ic.ee,,.
tore. No. d Pine Street Borough OF Wsr
haitian. New York cny
hrNXtTT, HENRY LIN puns,iA ..rr.
o. ~ "rdcf Of Honorable John = o.
hH3gh, sutrog#'e II he County Of Ncw
YorA, sspTicE s hettby given 10 su n.r
sons having claims sfaiEst Henry T. isur
nsit. iatv os the County of New York a.
ceased. ~ prssfnt the same with yourhrr,
tnsrref 10 tho snssnribar. at her pisca ri
irfhsArtlns buslnsss. Room zts No 4;
Wall street, thorough Of Manhattan In tina
fity - New York on OF before tho 27th
uaiod, NV York. the 18TH day of No.
femtjef. 1915
AGNEs 81. r, BURN ETT.
4..S Adm. nistratria, 6. l. n
JOSEF A., CARLETON Attorneys Tor
Admin'sfatrix, c. I. a.. ~ Waii Street.
New Yofk
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

STERLING. JOHN W.-1n pursuanc. =, ~
order Of the lion. John =. Cohalaf., Sur.
rogate Of The County of New. YORK. notice
against John w. Sterling late of the Count
Of New York, deceased, to present the srne
with the vouchers thereor. 10 the subscrit-
ers at their place of .iansacting business
at the Office OF their attorneys Messrs
shearman Sterling. s. Wall Street Bor-
ough of Manhattan. city OF New YORK. on
OIL before April i2 1919.
Dated, Neg York October 4. 1918
JAMES o. BOSS,
GEORGE II. CHURCH.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY Executo-s
6HEARMAN STERLING.
Attorneys for Executors.
55 Wall Street,
New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

CLARK, BESsIE--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John p Cohalan.
Surrogate Of the County of New York
ing claims against Bessie Clark, late OF
the County of New York. deceased to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscrlber, at her place Of transa tjnn
business, at the Office of Merrill, Rogers &
Terry, her attorneys, No. 100 Broadway.
Manhattan, IN the City of New York, on
or before the 5th day of June next
Dated, New York, the eth day OF No.
vcnher. 1913
MARGARET l.. HUNT Executrix.
MEHRlLL. ROGERS & TERRY Attor-
neys for EN"cutriX. 100 Broadway
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

Else
HYCHE. Nealy. Searless (0.
ARKANSAS:
SEARS James O.. Ozone Cd d..
THOMAS, Hunter. Hamburg Cd D..
CALIFORNIA;:
NATIONS, Oscar l.; Culver City ID D..
CONNECTICUT:
sTRAKA. George j., Noroton Heights
Cd D).
FLORIDA:
HICKS, Green B., Altha CK)
GEORGIA:
HANNAH, William /, Buford % d..
SCOTT, Nemah, Savannah Cd D..
KANSAS:
BENNETT, Webster S. lola ID D..
HICkCOX. Charles NJ. Topeka ID AZ.
KENTUCKY:
JAGGERs. Curtis R., Horse Cave % d..
THOMAS. James G.. Gracey Cd AZ.
TRAUGHBER. Raymond. Mayield Cd AZ.
IDAHO:
CUNNINGHAM. Claude. Narnpa ID D..
GARFIELD, Reese T., Roy ID W..
ILLINOIS,:
BOGCS, Orval j.. corp. Greeney Cd W..
INDIANA:
BE.5SELMAN, Ralph H. Richmond Cd D).
NORRIS, I. A, sgt, Union City Cd D..
IOWA:
JONES. Joseph, Eddyvile % D..
STRANGE. George c., Madrid ID d..
MASSACHUSETTS,:
GRZESIK. Joseph. Chicopee Cd Wa.
LEES. James. East Cambridge ID w.
WALSH. John e., Somerville ID d..
MICHIGAN:
sHMEL1CK, Wencil, Sutton's Bay (K)
MINNESOTA:
ECKEL, Jasper NJ. Grey Eagle ID d..
MOHR. William j., Worthington lK).
MISSISSIPPI:
COLLINS, De Witt. Crystals % D..
GILBERT. James. Fay st. Louis Cd AZ.
SCOTT. jim. Camden ID D..
MISSOURI:
HUDSON. George. Winston ID D..
NEW YORK:
BAKER. Everett W. Newburgh (K).
OHIO:
REED. Ceorge A.. lieut.. Wooakoneto
ID w.
IRWIN. Glenn w. Lima % W..
MICNNIIVITZ. Frank j.. Toledo ID W.
SUTTON, V. W, Union Furnace ID Al.
OREGON:
HULET. Archie c., Albany ID d..
PENNSYLVANIA
CRAWFORD, VIM. w, corp, Kane ID D..
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

IL pl-EsCANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honoiz be .iohn T. ,'ohalan. Snrroa 70
OF tAe County OF New York. NOTICE is
her. 10y gietn 90 all persons having claims
against Grace Howe McClurc laie Of Tie
Counis of Nov Yo.A. deceased, to presen,
The same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
scr.ner. At lis place OF transacting husi-
ness. SO. 81 Leonard street in the For
ousn of Manhattan, City If New York. on
or before the 2nth day OF July next
=" cd Ne" York. the iOth day OF Jan
uars, 1879
WiLLl.AM G. McCILEr.
Administrators
80 Waa Street, Manhattan, NV Nu~b
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20
SURROGATES' NOTICES

known as NJ. +. scioen.bgj,-ia pursu, ,i1s
ance of an order of .llonuraue John p. Co
alan. Surrogate Of the County Of New
sons having claims against MICHAEL. +.
Won SCHOENI falso known as NJ d.
schoening>. late of the County Of Nv
York deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the Subscribers, at Their !.
place Of transactng business. at The prin-
pal Office OF The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company No. % William Street, Bor-
York. on or before the 7th day Of June next.
Dated, New y orll. the ASH day of No
vember, 1918
JOHN +. ANDREWS.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary Administrators
NEE PLANCK & PRINCE, ATTORNEYS for
John j. Andrews. Temporary admin
G!LLER, EOLsTON & HORAN. Aiior-
Neys for The Farmers Loan ard Trnst
Company. Temporary Administrator. "a
Exchange Place, New York, n Y
order Of the Hon ,1o.,n p Coha!sn. Sur.
roSaie OF me County Of New York. notice /.
hereby given to 81 persons having claims
AGAINST James Sti..man. late OF the County
OF New York, deceased, 20 present the same
with the ,nuchers thereof, to the subscrii,
ers AT their place OF t'ansacting business
at the Office of the,r attorneys, Messrs
Shearinan & S erlirg 55 Wall Street. Bor-
ough Of m4ninttar.. cry Of New York on
OIL before .A,.il IL, 1919.
Dated. New YoIk. October A. 1918
JAMES STIILMAN.
CHARLES CIIAUNCET STILLMAN.
sHEARMAN g. STERLING.
Attorneys for Executors.
IS Wall Street.
NCV, York Civ
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

cRossMAYER. FANNIE. IN puasr.
aace OF An order Of Honorable John p
defaian. Surrogate Of the County Of %eyy
YORK. NOTICE - hereby x.yen to al per
sons havins c.aifns aaainss Fannie Gross
WsIeF, 'at' of the County OF Sew York
ers ;herecf TO the supscribsr 81 it's place
81 tfanraelins besinexs. No 30 tsroadxsy
Borough Of Hsahstfan. rs the CITY Of xe,y
sorlS. cfi or befpse shs i9th day Of Juiy
Dated. Sew York. tss ieth oay n Jan.
cENTRAL rAfON TaisgT cOu.
., rANY ~ NV YonK. Executor
Afforaeys for ExecusoY 80 tt,as 49,. ,..D -
borough of Ma aahst'sn. Ssw YORK. ciry
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

~ pukSu NcE or Az ORDER or
Hunoranie John 7. cotnian sirroeute
Of tie COUNTY of Ncw York NOTICE IL
her"hf given TO all p'rsor~ having ciaifns
agh3ns fredr:,rh Mrad. lat, OF thr County
of $Hw York. deceased, 10 prescn; tn sn,ne
With voucners IL Roof 10 the suhscrlber ~
~ their place OF trsusactnK business a I
~" Office Of Simpson. Thaohsr a. Bartleii
their attorneys. nt No, s2 Cedar street In
the Borough OF Maphaftsn, IN tho Clty OF
NHw YORK; state OF New York. on or be-
fore the 2iat day Of Juy next
DATED. New YORK.. the 14th day OF Jan.
THOMAS THACuER,
PHILIP @. BARTLErr
.,..,.e ~ Exscufora
SIMf'foN. THAcHEn e RAHTJ,I,TT
attorneys for Executors. C2 Cedar 81.
New York City,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-20

FRENCH, FRANCES AIN PURSUANCE
ot an order OF Honorable John p Co.
halaa, Surrogate Of the County OF New
York NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
French, late OF the County of New York.
deceased. 10 present the same with vouch.
ers thereof to the subscriber, at her place
% trsnsacting business, offlce OF Harry O.
Harper, Attorney for Adminislratrix. No.
40 Market Street. IN the city OF Pough
March next.
Dated: Poughkcepsie. New York. the 18TH
day OF September, 1913.
MABELLE II. FRENCH
Administrative.