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New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
T, AoRNLMary 3 Buckley and Asnes
under The last win ana testament Of John
T. Buckley. deceased, and Agnes T. Buck.
ley and Mary b buckley. as eAecutrlces
Of and trustees unner the last VII ana
testament Of Charles h. Buckley. deceased
plaintiffs, against James Bayard Speyers
anu katharine Van Vechten Speyers. de
PENDANTS.
In pursuance CT judgment of fore
closure and SALE duly made and entered In
the above entitled action. and bearing date
the 20th day OF November. 1919. /. tne
uncersisned the referee in said jlsig,nen-
named, Will sen AT public auction at tup
~. narge sa.esroom. No. HIS Nesey
81 New York, IN tne 22d day ul Dec,lr
pei l9l3, at IL o'clock Noon OIL that day.
oy 'osepn Day. aucf ioneer, the prem
'ses directed by said jOugn4ent to be sold
anu therein described a. follows:
!. IA "A" MA .hae Gsatan ;ot, f.sce or parcel OF
iand. with the buildings and inpro eemsnrs
thereon erected, situate. iying and being
In the Borough of Mannattan ana CIV n1
New York and bounded and described as
Beginning at point on .the norrhcr!,
sde Of Ninety street distant ~
hundred and eighteen feet westerly from
he corner formed oy the intersection o.,
tie said .nortnerly side OF Ninety -seconc
Street with the westerly side Of t.ara
q 0rtnerly t'ourtn) Itenue, running thence
no4tNerly, and parallel with tle S.t.a
westerly side of Pax tfcrnerly isourrn,
ANenue and for part of the ais ance
eight and ona-half inches TO tho crntre
line OF the block between Ninet,-saSoiid i
and Ninety third Streets thence westerly
nlong thc said centre iire OF ~ bloc, and
parallel with the said nortserl, side
Ninety second Street. SCI, n..sc1 III {
and two thirds riches thence southeriy
again .paraiiel with tbt. said yve~ .f4v SIDE
of Park formerly Fourth) ANenu1 ore
hundred feet eighi ana onr-half inches a.
The said northecly side Of Ninety-seconc
Street; and thence easterly, along III sac
northerly side OF Ninety second Street
scN enteen feec six ana tNo-titsrus .us. -.
to the point or place OF ueginn!ng be said
several distances and dimensions more
less
Subject to covenants and restrictions p,
10 buildings and asaji st nuisances con.
tanned in deeds recorded In the Office ol
lhe Register of the County OF Now Yorr
Il. Liber 50+ Of Conveyances, pAses 35l
end Ssl respeceiVciy. and III I.iDeI so0s
o. Conveyarces, pnee 3es.
The above described land being part OF
and living IN section hummer ) bloch
humber jo4 the map antit!ca '''rnt
Land Map Of the Borough OF Manilattan.
Dated New York. November 2S 1919
ENOS S. BOOTH Referee
PRENTICE AND TOWNSEND
Attorney for Plaintiffs
81 Broadway. Manhattan, New York civ
The following - diagram of II
property to be sold. is street number !,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

BowERy. 1913; mi e s25. 900, Elliott surut
70 Esther Surut. 1873 w 1Hst St attys,
GoldfHgle & Dorf. 271 I7way
LhAl NOTION AN, 15S4-Ss: mtge ss 600
Louis Gold to Max Leqin New York .
atty, Louis Manhein, SA2 Bwav. 500
ST. 425-27; Tile Guar &. lr,ust
Cn to Manhattan Saw Instn, GA Bwav;
AMsTERDAM Az, a.. Title Guar e. T
90 To E:nigrant Intiust Saw Bank: atty.
Title Qua & r Go. 176 Rway SIG. 900
leoIH ST 2o2-30 nLge S35 900, Corpora
ton Of II and A Cohen to Jacob Cohen
eoo w 16lst st. and ano, attys " & G.
Meyers, l Madison av................s1 5 l
Bronx
MORRIS Az, s cor f54th st: Lizzie &
Cook, ineiv'd and as 'gdrn to Robert V
s5antangelo' 70 Catharne 81 atty. r V
Santanselo, 10 Catharine st......s $50. 500
CLAY AV, 1851 VIM X Hartc ana auo.
trustees, to Title Guar & r Go. l76
1soTH ST, COZ E; Jas r McMann. exr to
isaac i.owchthaL l'6 " saith st: atty.
PaGl Nianc. sos Water ST t.........S Sc oo0
GRAND BLNl) AND CONCOr-RsE. 1o4o.
hni5rant Indus Savings Rank to Emil
j. Mlntcrrotn, At Sea cliff, l. L. attys.
Moier &. Van u, 21G Bway. y........$5.6 900
ST, 9ss Hy Morgenthau Co to
Louis Slegel Co. S9l + i4Jtl st; atty.
Louis Siegel Co, 39l e l49th 81. 81. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Coronet Next to N. Y. A. C..
Is Bought by Syndicate
Report Is That Buyers Are Associated With Atb.
letc Organization on Adjoining Property;
Heights Apartments Are in Big Demand

l. Randolph & Everett Jacobs have
resold through N. A. Berwin & Co. the
Noronet, the ten-story apartment at the
northeast corner of Sixth Avenue and
rifty-eighth Street On the expira.
ton OF leases. the building will be al
tered into small apartments Of from
two to five rooms.
Ihe purchaser is a syndicate organ
'zed by Charles H. Bellows and under
stood to be closely associated with the
New ork Athletic Club, which is at
block.
The sellers were represented bv Stod.
dard g. Mark as attorneys.
Dardanelles Is Sold Again
. The Denwood Realty Company
through James +. Taylor has resold the
Dardanelles at AGO to AGA West 147th
street, six-story apartment house or
plot l25x100, to the Evelyn Realty
helm, David H. Van Damn and the
ferguson Brothers. The sellers ac-
quired this property two weeks ago
through the same broker.
New Owner for ST. Nicholas Ave House
j. C, Hough & Co. have sold the
Palmerston, at COL West 1S4th Street.
northwest corner of St. Nicbolas 't... Ava.
nue., for the Melwood Realty Company
Inc, Isidore thinner. president. to Pat.
rick Herman. 1t is a six-story eleva.
tor apartment house, on plot 10Ox100
me same brokers sold this property to
Irving Judis last June.
Drive Corner Buyers
The Wagner Realty Company has
sold to Schechter & Kroopf Greytor
Court. an eleven-s story apartment build.
ing, 100xf25, at the southeast corner
of Riverside Drive and 14lst Street
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

DE1ANCEy ST e4 nll Marenret A Ma
loney, extrx, to Long Hat stores, 700
Greene st; 5 yrs from sept 80. 1924;
attys, Baker & :, - Nassau ST. 81 900
STANTON ST, 546: tisse, st, ). Broom .
st, 239; all; Mary hilbert ct al to Long :
Hat Stores. 200 Greene st; YRS from
Sept 80, 1924 attys, Baker & :, "a Mas
s1TH ri Av. W 5sth St: the land, ID gsr gar
S & John Appleby 10 VIM y Ma
govern, Isl w Palisade av, Englewood.
y j.: yrs from Jan |, 1920. s., 900
WEST END AN, $50; all; Lincoln Z Pea
body to BENZ B Kirkland, 24o " 72d st;
q yrs from oct /, 1878, attys. Morrison
&. Schiff. 3so Broadway .......... SO. 800
T4rH ST. 81 W; all: Cnas f Smith Cor
nelius Duffy, 81 w 74th st; 3 yrs from
n0TH ST, 5l-36 H. all; Isaac Bernstein
to Asher y Berhelhamer, $3 r 10th 81 !.
4-l2 yrs from Jan !. 1890. ... $500
9TH AV. 224: all above str Fl; samuel
Frank ct al lFranN Bros), 70 Rooert
Findlay Mtg Co. 2S warren st; from Jan
16. 1919, to Apr 20 1925: atty. Albert
y Sarafan, l4O Nassau st. t........, 50, SOC
Bronx
FOX ST. 900. apartment No 2 On gd floor;
Pprsly & Bernlan, Inc. to Morris Levine.
900 Fox st s'rs from oct l, 1919, atty,
NJ Levine 500 Fox st.......,...- $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Court Allows Sale of
Property to Steamship Co.

Supreme Court Justice Joseph E.
Newburger has granted an application
Of Harlan B. Tibbets. as committee, to
sell the interest of Mrs. Frances Duer
Tiiton, wife of J ohm IL Tilton, of Wash
ington, in property at 33 West Street
and 5S Washington Street to the Bull
Steamship Company.
Mr.. Tibbets set forth in his applica-
tion that the interest of Mrs. Tilton,
under the will of her grandfather Ed
ward Jones, who died in 1869, amounts
to PIN per cent and is subject to a
2-3 per cent life estate of her mother,
Mary f. Jones. The property in ques-
ton is to be transferred for a con-
sideration of S75,OO0.,R
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16

This house was built by Jacob Axlerod
siX years ago.
Resale of Broadway Corner
isidor thinner and Samuel 1sesnick
resold the Alfredo, the stx-sto,y ele-
vator apartment house at the SOU thwest
corner of Broadway and 162d Street,
on plot l00x100, to Irving Sc chwartz.
5. Levy was the broker
Audubon Avenue Plot Isesold
A: II. Levy has sold for th, Wians
Realty Company to the ManIplt Realty
Company the two fivc-story apartments
at the southeast corner Of Audubon
Avenue and 174th Street, on plot 95x
100, which was recently acqhi red from
William Rankin. Also 5O4 West 172d
Street, five-story apartment Cun plot
40.8x100, held at $4,000 and. rented at
$500.
Ennis & Sinnott Buy in 1sbth Street
Ennis & sinnott have purchased,
through L. ]. Phillips & Co., from the
Oppenheimer estate the five -story and
basement apartment at 51f. and SIG
West 159th Street, on plot 41Sx99.11.
The house was built by Chan les Bren-
dan. 1t may be interesting to know
that the purchasers recently modern
lied three older buildings in, this same
block and subsequently rcsold them, the
title to which has just passed
East Side Tenement neals
NJ. H. Tropauera has sold for Will
lam D. Fitzpatrick 1856 East Ninety third
Street, four~family house, on plot
16.10x1OO, to Henry H. Klein.
Ernest N. Adler has sold for the Nc
Conihe Realty Company ga Esst 1O9th
Street four-story tenement, on lot
17X1O0
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
White Oil Corporation
Gets Morris Building
Buyers of Ten-Story Structure
at the Corner of Broad
and Beaver Streets

The White Oil Corporation is the
buyer of the ten story Morris Build
ing, at the northwest corner Of Broad
and Beaver streets. the resale of which
by the Broadway-Joh Street Corpora
tion, Elias A. Cohen, president, was
reported recently in these columns
The Charles +. Noyes Company was the
broker
The property was bought for the
White Corporation by Frank II. Bethel
vice president of the concern. The
building will be used for executive Of
fees of the corporation, which, with its
subsidiary companies, has invested
capital Of approximately S5O,ooO,00
The structure will be renamed the
White Oil Building. The sale marks
the fourteenth to be made by the
Charles F. Noyes Company in the finan-
cial district in the last few months
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Bronx Dwelling. Houses Sold

The Frangella Realty Cmpanv an
nounce the folio wing sales transacted
through the company: For Jessica l..
Johnson, 66O Lester Street. to Anthony
Pace, one-famly house, on lot 25x
l37; for Mrs. Michael Gerahty, 2165
to 2167 Arthur Avenue, to Andrianne
Nespa, a two family house. on plot
4'x92; for Mrs. J. Martin, 215O Gro
tona Avenue. to Westchester Mattress
oCompany, two family house, on LOT
eoHoU' eoH TOR Assets Funding Corporation,
629 East 1S3d Street, to Yetta Adler y
one-family house, on lot 25x10O and
Tor Mrs Hurley. sos East 1sOth Street
to Alphonso Florio, a two family house
on lot 25X95.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

1loTH ST. 1919 E; Marguerite II Salo-
n'on agt seninger et al tforecios Of
-, ME 1J5, atty, + S Barnum.
i5l-EEC NER ST L.; Julius BodeuNan
agt Roo Specially shop. Inc specific per
fornance); atty, y. Lichtig.
BofNTON AV. 1910; Edward p Boynton
ag1 Hudson Ter Realty Co ct al Cforeclos
LOT 81 blk S50e sec u on tax map;
Frank Montague agt Tax Lien Co
OF y ct al (actjon TO impress lien)
attys, Warner Il korb
LOT 70, blk 33IG sec II on tax map:
Frank Montague ast Tax Lien Co
OF Y ct a! taction to forcclos transfer
Of tax lien) atty. warner /. korb'
RAlNBRloGE AN. II cor Fordham rd
4hsxl44.9; Morris A Weshsler agt Geo
HOWE ct al faction for specific per-
forInance of contract); atty, W Pol
lock.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Frederick Brown Sells
Loft in West Ilth Street

Joseph P. Day has sold for Frederick
Brown the eght-story loft build ng at
&C East Eleventh Street, in the rear of
the st. Denis Hotel, at the corner of
Eleventh Street and Broadway, which
premises are in the hands of Mr.. Day.
1t is learned active negotiations are
under way for the sale of the hotel.
The property sold was held at SIPS,
900. covers a plot 42.5x94.9, and has
been conveyed to clients of Paul r.
Gordon, attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Negroes Want Old Church
Make Offer for St. Andr ew's a,
5th Ave. and l27th ST rect

st. Andrews Episcopal cong regation
is said to he considering an ,otfer for
it's edifce at the northwest corner of
Fifth Avenue and 127th Street. from a
negro congregation. The property
fronts 100 feet on Fifth Avenue and
100 feet on 127th Street. The building
was erected in 1888.
1t was announced recently that St
Andrews had completed plans of oon-
solidation with the Church of the Be
loved Disciple, on Eighty-nintll Street,
between Madison and Park Av enues.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
SuRROGATEs' NOTICES

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In pursuance OF an order C Hon. john
F. Cohalan. Surrogate of the Co-nty d.
New York. notice IL hereby gwen Il, a,
persons having ciainla against Herman "
Braun. tete OF the County OF New YORK
deceased to present the same with vouc h
eys thereof TO the sibscr'bers at thAir
-'>c- - t~anva ting hrRfness Al the RI ~ .
OF Rounds. Hatch. Dillingham; & Debe,
"a .infliu. j. A
Il Mauualtan city OF Nv York. On o:
before the 18th day OF February next.
Dated New York. August 5th 1919
HEDWIG BRAUN.
THEODORE ( WEYGANDT.
Ex@~n'0vs
ROUNDS HATCH. DILLINGHAM; a
DEBEVOlSE. Attorneys for Exeeutorx
- Ce1ar Street. Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
ssd STREET
92d STREET

The approximate amount Of the Hen O,
charge, TO satisfy winch thu above ofe
scribed property is to be sold. is sl9.2s6.cg
with Interest thereon from the lttp dAs
of November. 1919 together with the cost =
and allowance amounting 10 S23s0I. with
iY'l crest from November 20. 1919, toget b er
with the expenses OF the sale Tne
approximate amount OF the iaNes, as
stsSne nus and easer rates or other hens,
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money. or paid -,
Dated New York, November 2s 1919
ENOS = BOOTH f<e>a--.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Factory at Farmingdale Sold

j. Sterling Drake and I. W. Valen-
tine have sold the former Bausch's pic
ture moulding factory. at Farmingdale
L. L., to the Vest Cast Kalsoanine
Company, Of West Berkeley, Calf
The property has a. area of two and
one-half acres, with large street
frontage near the railroad station. The
main building is of stone and brick, on
plot 60x30O, one third of which is two
story; another building is on plot COX
100
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Sale of Apartment Houses
Occupying Bronx Block From,

Morris Polsky has bought, through
na'l'm q h'ackncr, the ten four-story
nat% on lots 25xlO0 each, occupying
the block front on Avenue st. John, be,
tween Beck and Kelly streets, for the
ESpico Realty Corporation Benjamin
fA,tln, attorney represented the seller.
N. NJ Blumen4hal has sold to = client
of Mr.. Antin the tive-story apartment
at the southwest corner of Beekman
Avenue and Oak Terrace, on lot 25X
100
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

PEARL ST, a7-2e. S. 744x4o.Iox irreD
Dec 1S; Thos Hail to Bowery Sav
Bank, 12s Bowery; yrs, "a p c; party
CadwaIader, w & Taft. 10 Wall st s2S. 900
CROSBY ST, 81. s, 25x1oo; m; Dec is: :
Wilkinson Brothers q Co to Andrew W
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Brokers in Broome St. Sale

The Duross Company was the broker
in the recent sale Of 492 and 494
Broome Street, for the Albany Savings
Bank, to P. NJ. Frank Disinfecting Com
pany The building Will be extensive
ly altered for factory purposes.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
&. 6. H"ag Buys Estate of
Z. NJ. Rock at New Rocbelle

Prince G. Ripley have sold for e. NJ
Rock nls estate at Broadvew, New
Rochelle, to G. G. Hoag, of the ]. c.
Penney Company, Of this city. The
property consists of an attractive brick
house. brick garage, and about one
acre of ground
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Sale of South Orange Estate

Edward P Hamilton G. Co. have sold
ter Mrs Grace W. Lopez, the Colonial
acre al so Ridgewood Road South
Orange, n. j.. to Mrs. Mary b. Wiltshire.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

2sTH ST. lo2 w: John Ayamar agt Es'
of Solomon Rich ct al, July 7. 1913.
WHITE ST, ST. Voychok Constr Co. Inc
agt r Hungerford Brass and Cope,
Co ct al: Dec s. 1919 (by bond) -. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Mechanics Liens
NIanliutfau

NHnNlttHn
MADISON AV. 1883. Irving Peiser
ag,1 Benjamin Kleinberg. owner. Acme
DUN bwai.er Guarantee Co and II Berk-
w 1tyi1z; w; eeniracttors .lrt tor so
agt Lewis McB Hubbard owner an6
contractor ....-.........-.. ....,. $lS.-c
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
PlRl.lt \OTIt I.

TO M:SNlE G. sTUBl<c;.
aaV'ne sADssn.ed yourself .rola and your
,'I Whereabouts beins unSnown 40 your has
he believes yeu dead. II alive t.ornrnunicnt,
-torne y F. Dyrun. Rector s.,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
Honor bic John Z. Cohalan q ~t[rogst.
o. tne Comfy Of Mex Yosk, notio- Is
against 90 nc.ia :. WlsliAnls. laie. OF IN.
tounty of New York. deceased to present
lAf sfsii4e with SO -clst.s thereof 10 tha
SUBSCRIBER. at its place of Ira nsactiug bust
EFss = 0. ~ @onlAs.-e street lsorOaeh Of
btookiJ n, in tue City OF Kew Iosk On or
before tne Sd day May next
Dated. New iork. the 27tn day OF ocso-
ber. s"i9
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
Ex~rsstor
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
sURKCGATEs' NOTICES

sTILh GEORGE En- pursuance Of an
order q Hon. John +. Cohaan "a SaTro-
gate oI The County of New York notice g.
hereby given - AIT persons havlng claims
asa lnst George T.. Stli late of ila Coun.t
81 New fork deceased. ta present the sansa.
with vouchers thefs ~. 10 fhs United States
A40.t age 81 Trust Company. one of Ihs sub
soi'oers. az its place Gi tFansaft.Ig bust
-. No. 81 Cedar Street. Borough OF Man
hattan, n tae t-ty Nf New lcrk on or
before the 2ls1 da> of Jure neNt
Dated, New York. the 18Th day of Decem-
bsr Iela.
LIT4.IAN MAY STILL
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE
TRUST COMPANY
VICTOR c CORNER. Attorney for Lillian
Ma Hritl i+NecutriN. l.ectur Street
PATTERSON. cREENoUGH. EAGLE &
pAf, Attorneys FOR United S.ates Mort
gase & Trust Company. Executor, lZ9
Broadway, New York City
IN PUKsJ ANCf, OF AN ORDER Of Honor
able JOHN j.. IOHAI.AN. i surrogate -
the Coun.y OF New Yo.k. NOTICE j. herab,.
given 70 81 parsons having claims a.sins.
HAI..3A fl,f1A NJ FEShR. lac y the
County of New York. teceaseG TO pres,.f,-
n same with vouchers th,rsof - III. sub
scriber, at the office @. Robert T. Mcffstt
40 sSf Broadway. i'uio en ~ Erookl,n Il,
the City of New York on or before the isth
day of june next.
FREDERICK wEIsBROD. JR..
Administrator. C T. A.
ber. 1873
ROBERT Z MoFFET,r. Attorney for Aa-
In-n-siiator G T. A. S9a Broadway.
Brooklyn y. Y. ~''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
LANE NAMED CHAIRMAN
HEADING ROUND TABLE,
(0uo aSud moIJ panupuoo)


eradicate Misunderstanding ard tha'
his plan was to have individuals, not
groups, vote.
The fight over the report started
when Committe Chairman w. d. Mahon
read it.
John Spargo, one of the public s rep
resentatives, attacked the report, say
ing the conference might as well ter
inmate its labors now if it were ad-
opted.
Thomas Il. Chadbourne defended the
rules, saying they were framed to has
ten results.
'eWe don t want this conference to
become mere debating society" he
said.
According to Spargo, the rules would
give the general committee of fifteen
a veto on all actions of the conference
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
POLICE INVESTIGATE

Receiving the personal attention of
Chief of Police Varney investigation
Iof the robbery of the home of Mrs.
Fred Mcintyre, 755 North Cottage
street, Monday afternoon, was under
way today.
Entrance to the Mcintyre residence
was gained through either the front
door or back door, police say, as both
doors were lefe unlocked. Cash amount
ing to about $5 and iewelry Of the
probable value of $50 was taken by the
burglars.
Police have been unable thus far to
discover any clues that might aid them
in their search for the providers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07

Marriage licenses were issued Tues
day to Harold l.. Foster, 19, of route
4, Salem, and May Olive Asher, II, of
157 North Liberty street; and to Will
liam Hiram East, 81, 1920 Court street
and Bernice Mae Clark, 27, of 1l60
South Commercial street, both of Sa-
lem.
A complaint, in which action re-
straining unknown heirs from claiming
any part in the estate of Mary Miller
and Sarah Miller, was filed Tuesday
with the county clerk by Louis Webert,
Joseph III. Miller Grover G. Giesy and
Idas Moshberger, heirs of the estate.
The plaintiffs claim that heirs not
mentioned in the wills Of Sarah and
Mary Miller are making claims upon
the estate to which they are not enti-
tied, and the cuit was commenced to
protect the heirs.
The personnel Ioe the new grand
jury drawn last week follows: j. B..
Ashby, c. V. Maftgar. T. W. Durbin,
B. J. Miles, L. G. Cavanaugh, Carl H.
johnson and On. j. Nickel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
APPLES

The recent storm has shaken many
apples from the trees. If the sound ones
are gathered Immediately and put in
boxes we will buy tnem for delivery
at our Loju plant and loan you the
boxes. Apples are food product and
should not be wasted. Phone 204. Phez
Company. 237
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

We wish to notify our many friends
and patrons that we have moved our
office rooms from the Oregon Electric
building to rooms 2l1-212 Gray block,
adjoining Commercial club rooms.
Thanking you for past patronage we
extend a cordial invitation to call at
our new location. Yours for business,
Perrine 6 Marsters, Rooms 2ll-2l2
Gray bldg, Salem, Or. Phone 9O7.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07

HECKMAN-Lewis H. Hickman. 60,
of 2a40 North Fourth street. died
Tuesday at the Salem hospital.
Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday at 2 p. m. at the Highland
Friends church, with burial in the /.
0. %. f. cemetery.
Mr.. Hickman is survived by his wife
Catherine, and brother, Theodore, in
Nebraska. The body is at the Terwil-
Tiger home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-07
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Kelton wish to
thank their friends for many acts of
kindness shown in their recent bereave-
ment in the death of their baby daugh-
ter. 25f