davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Irish standard., 1919-12-20
IRISH LOAN WEEK.

The week Of January 17th-26th will be IRISH
LOAN WEEK" in the United States. This date
for the wind-up of the Irish Republic Bond -Certif-
cate Drive has been fixed by the National Headquar-
tiers. "A
President De Valera has just returned from his.
record-breakng speaking tour across the country on
which he addressed scores of gatherings and audi
ences ranging from 5000 to $4,000 He brings back
word the friends of Ireland in all cities he visited
tiptoe waiting the word to go forward in the
nationwide drive. Reports received at the National
Headquarters from all sections Of the country ind
cate healthy interest in Ireland's cause.
There has been no end of drives in the United
States in the past year. Nearly all of people
Of the earth have appealed to the generous heart
of America for funds to aid them through the re-
construction period Many small nations have Sc
cured their independence with Americas aid Great
financial institutions, besides, have been pouring
billions of money and credits into Europe, domes-
tic, religious, educational and charitable institutions
have been raising millions. Meantime only ireland
the one white race in slavery-has remained in
the background. By January 18th nearly all other
nations will have about finished their appeals Then
1reland's supporters will take the field and ask
friends of human liberty of every class and creed to
| EGO OVER THE TOP" for Erin.
While January 17th-26th is fixed as the culmina-
ton of the appeal in the larger cities communities
are not limited to definite day in launching and
The Irish standard., 1919-12-20
WILL BE MARRIED DECEMBER 80.

WILL BE MARRIED DECEMBER 80.
: Mines. Hartley Mcclure and Herman
MCGUIRE entertained sixteen guests
Wednesday evening when they gave
shower at the home Of Mrs. Hartley
Mcclure, 2445 Aldrich avenue south,
in honor of Miss Myrtle Mcclure. Miss
Mcclure arrived Tuesday from Minot.
N. D., and will be q guest at the home
of her brother.in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas P. Culhane, 3719
Pillsbury avenue, Minneapolis, until
Tuesday, December 30. when her mar
:riage to Edward I. Mitchell Of st. Paul
will take place. The ceremony will
be solemnized at $3.50 o'clock at the
Church of the Ascension and will be
followed by wedding breakfast at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Culhane. Mrs.
!. .Culhane will be her sisters only atten-
:: :dant.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-20
outwltted the Hlshwayman.

SSsvsssAS0 sssO sssSssvv0y
Matt Murray, 3237 Twenty-ninth
avenue south, outwitted highwayman
last Saturday night and saved $50 by
the trick. While en- route home he
was accosted by masked man, who
showed a blue steel automatic in his
face and ordered him to throw up his
hands. :gfss,
A pocketbook containing $50 was in
Murray's pocket and as he brought his
hands above his head he threw the
purse into snowbank. The hold-up
man searched his pockets, finding only
80 cents and then ordered Murray to
"beat It," Murray walked around the
block, returning later to the scene Of
the hold-up, where he found his pocket
book with the $50 intact.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-20
TO OUR FRIENDS.

II is the season of Christmas cheer in all the
homes where subscribers to this paper dwell.
Christmas also in the minds and hearts of you
good friends of ours.
Christmas, with all that term implies as to uni
versal fellowship, bounteous unselhshness and re-
newed recognition of the fact that to give is actually
better than to receive. -.
As you have put into anything, that much will
you get out of it, Out of the interest you have
YOU | have derived an equal personal pleasufe. Your
appreciation has made this papers issuance con-
genial work to us of the staff.
And likewise in that same spirit which makes
Christmas-time what it is, take this opportunity
of expressing our thanks to the business men of this
community, and of the territory within which this
paper circulates, for their cordial cooperation in
practical ways which has made it possible for us
regularly to present best editorial efforts to the
community in a credtable manner.
May the kindly glow of this holiday season color
life for you and yours throughout the coming year.
R. NJ REICHEL, "a.
Editor
The Irish standard., 1919-12-20
MINNEAPOLIS
St. Catherine students Present Three

St. Catherine Students Present Three
Plays.
Dramatic students at the College of
st. Catherine, Randolph street and
Cleveland avenue, presented three one
act plays in the college auditorium
Monday night.
The productions were "The Rising
of the Moon" "The Hour Glass;" and
:The Chimes"
Principals in the casts were Luella
Mcmahon, Genevieve Ryan, Clarice
Ehrmanntraut, Mary Grove, Marie
Leonard, Irene Spratt, Margaret Cas-
sidy, Orline Rafferty,, Gladys Cavan-
augh and Blanche Conroy. =;
The Irish standard., 1919-12-20
Die, In eaaoaae Room.

While medical attention and the po-
lice ambulance were being rushed to.
her assistance, Mrs. Mary Mahoney,s
go years old, died in chair in the bag
gage room of the st. Paul Union sta
tion on the 18th inst. Her home was
in Hudson, Wis.,, to which place she
was returning.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Al A SPECIAL TERM, PART II, OF THE
supreme Court of the State of New yo,i-
held at the County Court House. in ,he orr
Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan on the
lSth day of April, 1919. Present: Hon
Henry d. Hotchliss, Justice.
lr the matter of the voluntary dissolution
OF the EGgchin Cooperative Savings e. Tosr
Association. Order
On reading and filing the petition Of Al
pheus II. Favour and Frank Dlouhy and. the
schedule thereto annexed. verified bv rheir
sihdaVit herein on the 24th and 18th days OF
march' 1919. respectively, from which il an
peers 70 the courts satisfaction that this
court should entertain said petition and that
cause should be shown why EdgehilI CO.
inestlc corporation, should not be dissolved
II is
On motion OF Douglas, Armitage & McCann
Esos, attorneys for the petitioners
Ordered that all persons interested in said
corporation show cause before this court al
Special Term, Part l. thereof, to be held on
the 2Sth day of May. 1919, at 1915 O'clock
after as counsel be heard, why said cor
pcration should not be dissolved: and IL ia
further - "
Ordered that a copy of this order he nuh
ished at least once in each OF the three
weeks Immediately preceding the time fxed
herein Tor showing cause in the following
newspapers published in the county ,yherein
this order Is entered. viz New York Law
Journal and the New York Tribune In she
County of New York. and IL is further
ordered that a copy OF this order and neti,
tioi- upon which II is granted be served on
tnc Attorney General of the State OF New
YORK at least ten days before the return day
ENTER H d. H. J. s. c.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
SUMMONS

YORK COUNTY.-Claude W Moody
Plaintiff against The Gramm- ernstein
Motor Truck Company, Defendant-Sum-
mons:
TO the above named defendant: You ara
hereby summoned to answer the complaint
IN this action, and 20 serve copy Of your
answer on the PLAINTIFFS Attorney within
20 days after the service of this summons
exclusive Of the day ~of service ard in
case of your failure to appear, or answer
judgment viii be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded III the com
plant
Dated New York CITY March nth. 1919.
HENRY C. GENNERT Plaintiffs Attor-
ney; Post Office Address and once. No.
l49 Broadway, New York CITY
TO The Gramm- Bernstein Motor Truck
Company: The foregoing summons IL
served upon you by publication. pursuanc
to an order of the Hon. II. D. Hotchkiss one
of the Justices of the New York Supreme
Court, dated the lfth day OF April. 1919
and filed with the complaint IN the once Of
:he Clerk of the County Of New York. at
the Borough Of Manhattan. City, County
and State Of New York
Dated, New York city. April 14th. 1919.
HENRY G. GENNERT. Attorney for
Plaintiff; Oftice and p. 0. Address. No.
14s Broadway, New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Building Managers Take
Larger Quarters
Go Back to St. Paul Building.
Where Association Started
Six Years AGO

The New York Building Managers
Association has moved its Headquarters
from 81 Nassau Street to larger quar-
ters on the third floor of the St. Pau
Building.
The move was made necessary be-
cause of the increased activities Of the
association. A large conference room
is nov. available for the use of mem.
bers. II is significant that the associa-
ton has returned to the same build.
ing in which it had its inception, SIX
years ago, when organized by Bernard
&. Martin and small group OF other
building managers, who realized the ne
cesslty of organizing for the mutual
protection of owners of buildings
whom they represented.
A dinner meeting of the association
Will be held at the Park Avenue Hotel
Park Avenue and Thirty second Street
tonight at G:3O o'clock. Robert L.
Moran j.. President of the Board of
Aldermen, will address the meeting
Other guests of the evening will in
clude William E. Walsh, Superinten-
dent of Buildings for Manhattan, and
Walter c. Martin, superintendent of
the Tenement House Department of
The Bronx. An interesting feature of the
evening will be an illustrated lecture
on Communication in the Great War;
by II. j. Carroll, of tks New York TeIe-
phone Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

Bernard Levy to Benenson r Realty al s'fes CO.
opY willis av; mtge $1,000; April "a:
Wy, ~.,y' Lawyers Title & Co, 100 Broad
cREscENr Av. s. ias.7 n Arthur 81 100 90
Mnn, Tnnv n e, 1s74x W SILK 1o71x irrsg
Tiebout av: mtge s925O; May 3; atty,
!; ~ > Marx ll6 Nassau st .......... 500
SNMG Chas P9IRoPERTY; Egbert I. Brady to
mtg s9,25o: May s: atty. same ST 90
LONGFELLOW AV. lot 1856, map Sect b,
vyse estate Eugene Howell to Adolph
atty, J J Schwebel. 233 Bway. 500
SAME PROPERTY; Adolph Kahane to
Jacob schwebel, IA Il 2sth st; June
LOIS 81 ana 32, amended map Adee Park
summit sunni. trust Co to simira Maria, So4
south Oak Driye; May 2; atty Heide-
LOTS S3 and "a, May J E Bullard & co
haj} hajr to 50 MI Mt Vernon; Philip Trott ct al.
Weasor HeiTs, to Thos Trait 100 Downing st.
Caffrey. 4011 Dyer av........4 81
22lST ST, n S, 205 w Barnes av, io0xioo
= Edw Quinn to Edw ] Schaeffler, 400
IL Co, % w fst st, Mt Vernon, n Y.s345O
CASTER ST, 654; 20x1o0; Sam Wolkowitz
=, Carrie Mensch, 502 Park av; mtg
$4,000; May 10; atty, BENZ Antin, 29o
GRAND BoULEvARD and concourgs:. w W
s. 1911 165th st. 1o5.11x141x1075 Ok
stein so st Nicholas av; mtg, S125, 600:
May 9; atty, N Title & Mtg Co. 1873
1S7TH ST. AL e. n e s, 1OOx34 NJ NJ & M
Corpn to Aiangels Fenner 200 % nth
st. mtg. s3S,600; May 81 atty, Title
q Mtg Co. 1875 Bway 500
DlGNEY Az, @ s, 315.11 S Kingsbridge I'd.
39xloo; katharina Bautz, widow, to
kristen II & John Anderson. 171O Put
man av; mtge. S4,10O; May 1 atty, John
Anderson, 1710 Putnam av...s6.1OO
UNION AV, Old S, at n @ Deman nj
20. 9x1o6, except pt for avenue; Solomon
Balasowsky to Abr Prosl., 934 Long
wood av; mtg, s12,5o0; May 8: atty.
Title Guar & Il Co. 176 Bway y.....$1OO
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
FORECLOSURE SALES

YoRK:-Edward II. Delafield. as Commit.
tee OF the Estate of Margaret w Folsom.
samuel Harris ct al, Defendants-in pur-
auance OF a Judgment of foreclosure and sale.
con and 6earins the date ens sne seUvsenlsa a"h ax
priis 1919, ]. ths undersigned the referee
aacsidH an saia 3sdSept ~ g PANIED wl sell pubIIs
10 Vesey street. in tho Borough OF Manhat-
tan, City of New York. on the 14th day of
sy J: H. Mayors. Aucticneer. the premises
niiected by said Judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcs, M
land, with the buildings and improvements
thei con erected, situate, lying and being in
Borough of Manhattan, known as Number "a
Eas! 104th. Street. and bounded and de-
EEGINNING at a point on the southeriy
side Of One hundred and fourth Street dis
tent Three hundred tsoo) feet Easterly from
Easterly side of Fifth Avenue with the said
Southerly side OF Ono hundred and fourth
saie Sou;herly side of One hundred and md
fourth Street Twenty-Five ts5) feet; thence
Sonthwardly and parallel with Fiftn Avenus
h.cnes TO the centre line of the block thence
Westwardly along said centre line of the
block Twenty-Five t25) feet: thence North
nue. One hundred u0O) feet and eleven t1D
inches TO tho point or place of beginning.
Number s37 on a certain Map of Lands OF
BENJAMIN L: Benson. made b. Joseph F.
or formerly on file Map Number So in ths
Office of the Register of the City and County
of New York. The land affected by said IN
strument lies in Section 6. in Block 1909. on
the Land Map Of the City OF New York.
Dated. New York, ,nI5> April pn lSte 1919
BALDWIN & MAY. Attorneys for Flaintic.
80 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhat-
tan. n. Y Cit.
The following is a diagram Of the property
to be sold; Its street Number is "a Eas.
.o4th Street: .AI
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
More Activity Shown
On Public Improvements
Reports Received by Col. Arthur
Woods Show a Good Increase
in Contracts Awarded
Neic York Tribune
WaShinOtnn Bureau

Washington Burcdx
WASHlNGTON, May 12.-According
to reports received by Colonel Arthur
Woods. Assistant to the Secretary Of
War, there was marked Improvement
during last month in the letting of
contracts for public works
About April / there was available
for public works in eighteen cities,
covered by the field officers attached to
the Public Works section, S41,204 100
and contracts had been let at that time
amounting to S9,045,500.
During the ensuing two weeks con-
tracts amounting to S3,6oO,0O0 were let,
and there is every indication that dur
ing the Last week an additional $12,-
100000 Of ne present available funds
in these cities has been contracted for.
Commenting upon the work of the
public works section of the Office of
the Assistant to the Secretary of War.
Colonel Woods said: "This section was
organized to work together with the
Labor Department for the purpose of
stimulating public works and trying
TO show states and municipalities the
advantage of taking up Immediately
public improvements which were sus-
pended when the United States entered
the war.
"The estimated cost of projected i'm
provements in cities throughout the
United States, the authorized expendi-
lures to date, the funds made avail
able for this purpose and the amounts
contracted for are being tabulated
week by week as part of this work
From the preliminary reports
which have seen, | am convinced that
city. county and state officials gen
orally are eager to push the work on
public improvements without further
delay. This is but natural, since, as
these improvements were contem-
plated, plans prepared and funds for
their carrying out made available pre-
vious to the war, it follows that the
improvements must have been needed
and now that the war is over the work
should proceed
every contract which is let makes
more work in the forests, at the mines,
in the quarries and on the railroads,
and this means more jobs for returning
soldiers and sailors"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BOWERY. 1873, n cor Delaney st, all:
Sarah c Shef to Louis Carreau, 116 w
18th st; s yrs from May !. 1919 address.
1876 9Th av, taxes, etc, and int on 900
WHITEHALL ST, 26, ali; saranac Realty
Co to McClunn & Co. Stone st: 10
yrs from May i, 1919; atty, Jno B John
Sth av. 622, all; Herman schultz to Paul
Meschke e. Louis bunker 622 sth av;
yrs from May l. 1919 atty. Hy
Wacker. 362 w 45th st ..........$3, 500
GOTH ST. 11S E. all; Theo Schumacher.
jr. ct al. exrs, to Michael Follmond.
1921 Lexington av; yrs from Oct l,
1918; atty, Harry a Gordel 233 Broad
UNION SO, 2, all; Burdett Estate Corpn
to Schultz Realty Co. ss6 Bway; is
yrs from May l, 1919; taxes, etc and
Sc, 600 ...::....... ....,::.,-. Sc, 800
AMSTERDAM AN. cor 106th ST, all
stores and Easements on av; Luttrell
II Redner to y a Schultz, $50 Bway;
] 5 yrs from April !, 1919. 81, 600
4TH ST, 146 e all; Jennie Moskowitz to
Morris l Ritt. 140 E 18th St : yrs from
atty Julius Riedler,' 299 Bway $4,000
GRAND ST. 391, store: Nathan Burnstine
to Bent Miller, 402 Grand st; yrs from
May l, 1920; b Miller. 93 Lee av, Brook
9Th Av, s75. cor 4Gth st, all; Kath
l. Knobloch ct al to Schultz Realty
Co. 3S6 Bway; 10 yrs from May l,
l920 , ooU
Sd Av. seo4-s; all: Anna Henenfe1d to
Morris Marx. 2103 Vyse av; from July l.
1919. to June 80. 1894; atty, Morris Marx,
21O3 Vyse av...... 50. 400
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
III. S. Clark House ON
5th Avenue rs Sold
Marble Front Structure Near
8Ath Street One of Several
10 Change Hands

William B. May & Co., associated
with K. S. Willard G. Co., have sold the
A0-foot white marble residence at
1927 Fifth Avenue for Mrs. II. s. Clark
to client, who will occupy it. The
property has been held at $700,OOO, and
is one of two houses built by Benja-
min A. Williams. Mr.. Clark, who pun-
chased it Immediately upon completion,
spent 100000 in alterations and i'm
provements. Numbers 1925 and 1927
were built at the same time, the for
mer having been sold to Mrs. William
NJ. Kingsland and being now occupied
by her.
Albert B. Ashforth has sold for Har-
mon w. Hendricks the four-story dwell
ing, on lot 25x1oo, at 10 East Forty
fourth Street. The Chicago Pneumatic
through Mr. Ashforth's Office and 8
for Improvement with q twelve story
Office building.
Pease & Gilman have sold 10 East
Ninctyfourth Street, four story and
basement dwelling, on lot 20xl0O. This
house contains a large swimming pool
in the basement. The purchaser will
occupy.
Bachelors Home in Goth st
The James NJ. Bailey Estate has sold
the four story dwelling at 20 West
Sixty-ninth Street TO Samuel L. Sny-
der, who will alter it into bachelor
apartments. Cammann, Voorhees, e.
Floyd represented the seller and E.
A. Weller and Maxim Birnkrant the pur-
chaser.
66th St. Dwelling Reported Sold
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has sold for W. II.
Eagleson 131 East Fifty-sixth Street,
three story brownstone dwelling, on
a lot 126x10O.
$4,000 Dwelling Sold
Slawson '& Hobbs have sold for the
estate of Frederick Wells "a West Sew
enty-ffth Street, four story dwelling
with dining room extension, 20x102.2.
The property was held at $4,000 and
purchased by client who will oc-
cupy it.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
lori aoRhCMaiy ciy l.. Patterson. Plaintir.
ants-In pursuance of a Judgment of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
the above-entitled action and bearing date
signed the Referee in said Judgment named.
Will sell at uhlic auction: at the Ez-
in the Borough of Manhattan. CITY of New,
York. on the 18th day of May, 1913 at u
O'Clock noon on that day. by Bryan l.. Ken
by said judgment TO he sold and therein de-
scrbed as follows:
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough of Manhattan. Of the city of
New York, in the County and State of New
York bounded and described as follows :..s.-a
BEGlNNlNG at a point the southerlv
side of Hath Street distant two hundred and
forty-one t241) feet eight 80 inches easterly
from the corner formed by the intersect ion
of the Southeriy side OF 1.4th Street with
thence Southerly,. parallel with Lenox Ave
nue. and part of the distance through a party
wall, one hundred l00) feet eleven OH
inches to the center line of the block thence
Easterly along the center line of the block
seventeen 40 feet four a. inches thence
Northerly parallel with I.enox Avenue and
part of the distance through party wall
one hundred (100) feet eleven GD inches
to the Southers side of Hath Street thence
westerly along the same seventeen 90 feet
Tour (4) inches to the point place Of be-
ginning. being known and designated by tho
street c,el,. dn number &C West 1l<th Street.
strictlons and agreements contained in tho
agreement recorded in the office of the Reg
lister Is =, of the County of New York in Liber 10
Dated. New York, May 5th, 1919.
prp6.rv JAG9B Ts2 !; LESSER, Referee.
for Plaintiff. rs Broad Street, Borough
10, OF Manhattan. New York City
The following is a diagram of the prop
erty to be sold; its street number is 66 West
Hath Street:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Oldest Building in
City to Come Down
Structure in William St. Was
Home Of Hamilton and
Washingtoh's Headquarters

Having stood its ground longer than
any other structure now in New York
the yellow front brick building at 122
William Street must go the way MANY
before have gone when progress de-,
manded their space.
1t was in this building Alexander
Hamilton made his residence. Every
brick used to build it was imported
as ballast from Holland, and further
more, it was the headquarters of Cen
eral Washington during the battle of
Golden Hill, the event being set forth
in bronze tablet erected by the Sons
OF the Revolution in the building at
the northwest corner Of John and vii
liam Streets.
The property, along with the adioin-
ing buildings, 124 and 1876, which have
been in the ownership of the Clifford
family for several generations. has
Just been leased through the Cruik-
shank Company for period of fortv
years to the Broadway-J ohm Street
Company, Elias A. Cohen, PRESIDENT
The Broadway-John Street COMPANY
recently purchased the adjoining Lehn
e. Rink properties, which the company
sold last week to the insurance firm
of Dwight & Filles.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Subscriptions to
Realty Drive Still
keepPouring In
Alfred E. Marling Praises
Work of Men in His Diyi.
sion for Getting s3,00O,-
600 Over Their Quota

Although Alfred E. Marlinr. chair
man of the Real Estate Division. was
unable last night to report officially q
total OF $9,OO0,000, the figures were so
close to the mark that the Central Lib
erty Loan Committee has chalked up
S9,o0o,oO0 plus as the final subscription
from the real estate men of this CITY
Another subscription of $4,000 will
put the total over $4,000 900, as only
S0,9Oo difference stands in the way
me total up to last night was $685.
IVY. SUBSCRIPTIONS came streaming in
all day. They We're large and small
and figured up S303, 200.
Mr. Marlirg received the congratula-
0ions OF many yesterday when he ap-
peared at headquarters because of the
wonderful showing of the Real Estate
DIVISION III the drive. The coneratula-
tons came from every corner of the
Guy, lndlcating interest was keen in
the campaign of the brokers' Mr.. Mar
ing S answer IN every instance was
that his division was favored with
great workers and it would have been
great surprise to him had the quota
not been equalled. He said that he did
not think at the start of last week that
the drive would make such a wonder
full record.
Among those who helped yesterday
TO push the total close to the $9,O0O,00O
were Pease g. Gilman, $4,000; Leo s.
Bing, $4,000; the M. Morgenthau, ir.,
company, $4,000; the Mortgage Asso-
clates, $4,000; the Franklin Savings
Bank, $4,000, in addition to previous
subscriptions; the South Ferry Real
Estate Company, $4,000; Benjamin
Mordecai, as agent, $4,000; Harris g.
Vaughan, $500; w. S. Weiss, $4,000,
and the Brooklyn team, S14O,OO0, max
ing the total from campaigners across
the river S1,3S4,60O.
1t is expected that all subscription
records will have arrived at headquar-
ters to-day, which will enable a final
figure to be secured
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Southampton Cottages
Are i'm Demand

Renting homes at Southampton, L. l..
for summer occupancy is in full swing
Alfred +. Schermerhorn reports LEASING
for Mrs. John s. Thacher her COTTAGE
on Gin Lane and Little Plains Road
to Mrs. David Crawford Clark; for Mrs.
j. Metcalfc Thomas The Dunes, on the
ocean, to Charles A. Bangs; for the
Markoe estate, Sunnymede, in Main
gren; for Mrs. James T. Kilbreth.
Daisyfelds, in First Neck Lane, to Mrs.
Riley Miles Gilbert; for John G. Peck
cattage at Herrick and Little Plains
Roads to Mrs. D. c.. Clark; for Frede
rick Weinfurt cottage in Captains
Neck Lane to J. IT. H. MITCHELL; for
Mrs. NJ. A. Henderson q cottage in Her
rick Road to Mrs. Clifton B. Beach, and
Tor Mrs. Frank Havens. her cottage at
Sag Harbor to Charles Gautier.