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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-31
OVER 2,0)Q,01O men
SOON DEM0B|L|zED
Gen. March Reports 81st and
Goth Divisions Being
Moved HomeWard.
NEW RECORD THIS MONTH

twenty-five combatant and seven
teen skeletonized divisions will have
returned home when the movement of
the S1st and Goth divisions. now in
progress, has been completed. In an
nouncing this today. Gen. March. chief
of staff, said the expeditionary forces
now are practically reduced to the
seven regular divisions, four of which
have been released for early return.
Decentralization of the Army. Gen.
March said, has returned 2,275, 29S Of
f1cers and men to civil life.
New Record for Transportation.
Secretary Baker. in a letter to Sec
rotary Daniels thanking the Navy for
the expeditions conversion of eight
German liners into transports. esti-
mated the homeward movement of
troops this month at 100000 men, a
new high record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-31
U. S. NAVY PLANE, Nc.4, q
ARRIVING At PLYMOUTH,
COMPLETES SEA FLIGHT

Continued. from First Pase.)
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C. A. CHEKREZI MAKES PLEA
FOR INDEPENDENT ALBANIA
Delegate to United States of the Pan-A1-
banian Federation Tells Aims and
Aspirations of His People.

Pleading for an independent Al
bania. one free and unfettered by
domination by Serbia, Greece or any
in Balkan settlements. c. A. Chekrezi.
delegate to the United States of the
Pan-Alban MAN Federation. in a state
ment in regard to the aims and
aspirations of his people, makes di-
rect contradictory reply to NJ. An
dreas Andreades. the new Greek min
lished May Is in The Star. He open
ly resists the Grecian claim to DOM
fnation Of northern Epirus. which in
reality is southern Albania. He said !:
His View Of Matter.
81 wish to point out that the ques-
ton of southern Albania or northern
Epirus is not one that concerns Italy
and Greece. as NJ. Andreades seems to
imply. but one that affects directly
the Albanians, and especially the
natives OF that region.
In fact. NJ. Andreades asserts that
the Greek character of that region
may be easily attested by an official
Investigation carried among the so
called Epirots who are now residing
in the United States. What I have to
say in regard to this suggestion is
that l feel quite satisfied at the rails
ing of this point. ! have. therefore.
but to join NJ. Andreades in his pro-
posal and to beg him to induce the
United States government to start
such an official inquest. In that case
we reserve the right to ourselves to
prove that the so-called Epirots. re-
siding in the United States. who are
presumed to want union of northern
Epfrus with Greece, are not natives
OF that region, while the real natives.
the Albanians. residing equally in the
United States, will come out to ex-
press their sentiments. The express
sion of their feelings will carry all
the more weighty evidence, inasmuch
as they have been forced to come
to the United States after the dew
astation of southern Albania or north
ern Epirus by the Greek troops in
the summer Of 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-31
Planned Asking o. S. Recognition

The pretentious plans Of the in
vaders were very cunnfngly made.
They consisted in taking advantage
of the lack of recognition of the gov
eminent of Costa Rica by the United
States. The 1900 adventurers, once in
some town in our territory, intended
70 proclaim one of the Costa Ricans
with them president and solicit. as a
de facto government. diplomatic re-
lations with the American govern
ment. Having failed in this. on ac-
count of the resistance Of the Costa
Rican people, all highly indignant
over this outrage. and through the
energies of my government, which
cannot be moved by threats of any
kind when justice is with 1t, our enc
mics then tried the plan to indispose
American public opinion against
Costa Rica by falsely stating that a
Nicaraguan who. when holding the
ONCE Of secretary in Nicaragua many
years ago. had killed two Americans
was in command Of the Costa Rican
troops. Some time ago. with unQuali-
fed righteousness and a sublime
shamelessness, the trial was made to
besmirch the honor of President
Tinoco by declaring that he had been
bribed by American interests.
The latest plan is to pretend that
my country will declare war on Mica
ragua. This plan Is brought forth
with an absolute disregard for the
truth. but with the hope that the
American government will interfere.
in order to protect the Nicaraguan
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-31
Nicaragua Authorized Invasion.

THE government Of Nicaragua au-
thorized the criminal invasion of
which Costa Rica has had to defend
herself From there came the fifteen
hundred men, all Nicaraguans. with
the exception of thirty Costa Ricans,
all perfectly armed with rifles, ma
chine guns, the corresponding ammu-
milton and necessary food supply. Did
they fall from heaven like angels. or
did they come like Mephistopheles-
from hell?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-31
Not Submitted to Assembly.
"Sign Here-or in Berlin"

LONDON, May so-Premier Lloyd
George. in his speech to the Welsh
division at Amiens last Sunday, de-
clared. according to the South Wales
Daily News:
I'VE say to the Germans: Gentle
men. you must sign. II you don't do
so at Versailles. you shall do SO in
Berlin. We are not going to give
way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-31

northern Epirus. and specifically OF
koritza, I have no reason whatsoever
to have any doubts about the verdict
of my own people.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31

their own powers. The executors
brought proceeding yesterday to have
the Supreme Court construe the Ameri-
can viii. One will executed by Mr..
Bennett on November II, 1916, was
probated in New York, while another
will made June %, 1916 was admitted
to probate IN Paris. The American
viii provided that the executors shall
pay to Mrs. Bennett, the widow, 100000
francs year for the maintenance of
the editors Paris residence. The ex-
ecutors want to know whether this
payment is to be continued to the
testator's stepson, Ronald de Reuter-,
upon the death of Mrs. Bennett.
Mr.. Wanamaker and the Guaranty
Trust Company want to know whether
the American will takes precedence
over the French will or vice versa, or
whether they are to be administered
as one. The executors want to know
just what interest they have in the
French property and whether they are
authorized to collect any debts due
the estate in France and the money
left on deposit there by Mr. Bennett.
The executors also ask the court to
enlighten them as to the exact mean
ing of the following clause:
"The expenses, fees and succession
taxes shall be borne by my American
succession, which shall meet the same
at the proper time, pay them, includ-
ing those which may be a charge against
my wife, the beneficiarics being en-
titled to receive their legacics in en-
tire amount" "
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

lo3D ST 4s E, al; Automatic Realty CO
to Hynan Hulnick and ano, AS r. 103d
st yrs mos, from April ]. 1919 atty.
Max Monfried, 300 Bway. .......sl 004
MADISON AN, 1897 all; Ida Ferman TO
Hyman Hulnick and ano. firm Hulnck
& Holman. 4s f 103d st: 3 yrs mos.
from April /, 1919; atty, Max Monfried.
299 Bway ................ ......... So. 900
1o3D ST. 20 e. ali: Max Weiner and ano
to Jacob Blumenthal ct al. comm
for the % tenants in the bldg: | VI,
from Aug !, 1913; address J Louis Du
Bow. 20 w Hath st. agent not to raise
last SIR, 27l-27s W. all; Myron l. We'll TO
Nathan Weiss 273 w l4lst st. yrs,
from Aug l. 1918; attys, Feldman & S
MADISON Av, l4l2. st str, floor and base
ment; Harry Schwitzer to Ignatz Korn-
field. on premises; VI l mo- from Mar
!, 1919, YRS renew at $50 month :;
BROADWAY, 43d st, str No and
part basement; 1882 Broadway Corpn to
JOS lie BLANC, 1852 Bway. II yrs az
mos. from Mar 49, 1919: atty, Louis
Rosenburg, 116 Nassau ..-.... S13. 5 90
BROADWAY, 92426, all; Leonde Realty
Co to Henry Fine, 1916 s1st ST, Brook
lyn; u yrs fr Dec I, 1920; atty, n Neu-
field. 291 Broadway; taxes. etc. 81 0. 600
25TH ST, l3s40. e; all. estate of Jos d
Carroll ct al 10 Jos Loria. 1873 f 25th
ST, yrs fr Oct /. 1919; yrs renew :
atty, Herman S Ziegel l60 Bway 81, 400
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
FOREIGN PORTS

ALENANDRIA, Oct 27.-Arrived. Str
N9n>""1 ANTWERP RT ost paT' Hprived N'apF str Mes
BAIBoA. oct so-Arrivea: 2s,h, strs
ochI). Valparaiso Sailed 18th strs
El<o Csr) Valparaiso Iiuasco tChiD. Val
paraiso; 29th, sch Percival Parks (Br),
BERGEN. oct 29.-Arrlved Str Mexi-
v GoL9Mno, ,I, 0at; 27msai!fa Z led Str str West .7
y 'G'oNSrANrINopLE. Oct 15-Arrived:
Str RIaTT ArrqT orr OR New Tor rGISa Str
DOVER. oct 29-Passed. Str Mar
atanza, Philadelphia via st JOHNS, n F,
rAYAI~ oct 2e-saned strs Maumee
(from (f :, nordeaqxo baltimore Valosaro
GtNoA, OCT 2i~sailed: str Marie
UlaD. Hampton Roads
GLASGOW, Oct 29.-Sailed: Str Hol-
''9af GErMsbT. lH' "S"''s%l 09t sa-satea. Str Cor
Wallis. Hampton Roads.
.nl.5.l iMMiSGH1M. OCT Sailed. str Man
LISBON. oct es-Arrived: str Ablan-
set New York
LIVERPooL. Oct 2e--Arrived Str VIII
laston CBr), Mobile via Norfolk
LIZARD. oct a9-Passed: strs VILLAS
ton Cl5r), Montreal for London; Hornby
Castle lBr), Baltimore for Rotterdam
Elizabeth (Dutch, sydney, Z b. for Rot
LONDON. oct aS-Arrived: strs War
African (Br), Port Arthur 20, Mahopac
tBr). Philadelphia Sailed Str Vasconia
LYTTLETON. oct 21-Arrived: Str Bas
sano. New York via balboa
ANCHEsTER, oct 29-Arrived: Str
via Halifax
MAHsEILLEs. oct 24-Arrived: Str
Marte lspanl, Charleston
WAnsaratta (s'ro. Montreal via Newport oT
Ne1s Balboa and Auckland
NAPLES, oct 24-Arrved: Motor ship
FEMME (Br). New York
PALERMO. oct 24-Sailed. Str Bunro
PEKNAMBUCO Oct 25-Arrived: Str
Lake Forney. Norfolk
dio lngless CGreek). Norfolk.
PLYMoCTH. oct 29-sailed: Str Mons
(Nor} r}T (from ,hqn,terasm), n' Newport Sews
MilaI codington oBr), Newport News Via
mo DE JANEIRo. Oct 24-Arrived:
sNor); Montreai 2eth. Il A Tamplin (3r),
ST MICHAELs OCT 29-sailed: Str
Lansing (itap. from Now York via Nor
fox >, f9r Ggmoa ,l,,s
SHANGHAI. oct 25-Arr!ved: Str West
Hartland Portland, Orc, Via Yohohama,
etc.
SYDNEY. n w A. oct 2s-Arrived:
Strs Tacoma CNor), Port Arthur via Bal
boa ana Brisbaue Niagara CFr), Van
couver Via honolulu and Auckland
81 EZ, Get 28-Arrived: Str Aspen
(Swedl, Muscat for New York
TRIESTE. oct ls--Arrived: Strs Istina
GtaD. baltimore; 18th, Teresa Accaine
.9ltap, Norfolk. 22d. silvio Pelllco GtaD.
Philadelphia.
BARROW, oct 2s-Arrived. Str Tnly
Russ eNrl, Gaspc.
KIRK WALL. oct 22-Arrived: Str
Granieos ,Greek). Halifax.
LlNMRF FyoL. OCT 2s-Arrived: strs
>" rsiern front. Brurnwica via Norfolk .
S0ih, i,,, :, Ghgtopa. %olf9ik via s. NazAire-
DSr), Now York for Manila: Kangaroo
.ohr, Ga!eutta and Colombo for Nc,v
York; 18th. olan MacGNivary Br). CAL
cuitA ;or New York
rRAWLE POINT. oct 2e-passed. str
saini"nd (Belg), Philadelphia for Ant.
Y..rp.
NO mo JA,.NEIRo; oct 2s--Arrived. str
Ariiacio l'essoa, Philadelphia.
SANTOS, oct 29-Arrisel: str Corean
l'linte 'BD, New York VIA Para and Rio
JHne!ro
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31

14sTH ST. b42-s W: all: Nunia y.,s-
10 Jas Chase. 3ls w seth st: 60 vrs m =.
@ Oct i; a.h hsls; yrs renew, chsse' sjs
9TH AV. 1876; all; Bernard Kemnrrssoo.. so.Vs9 -.
Alfred Naehrlich. AS W 5oth st. 10
fr Oct IS. 1919; attys, Bowwsky 6 81 -
rows, 1872 Nassau St u Bur
13oTH ST. lSs W: all: Isabella r,n.o
Mm y,11. Z Eikins' 227 W 1S7th 81: VI, -
ESSEN ST. 124: all; estate OF Max Sa;.eo Nm
kowlt2y to Isaac B Learer. Iii Frao,,s.
st I yrs fr May !. 1e2G. atty veias Sna
finger & Wieman. 6S Park ROW. - 'e,, ,6,
Bronx
lo5D ST. ESQ e; cor store. Frances c. .s.os
Hard to Saml Goldman. sea f Ses5s SeVos
ga :, 1Hs 1nta l., :, i9i9' atty Goldman d H
PROSPECT AN. 1857: Str %oa 90
Realty Co to Louis EsSenay lsgo Irr,.sAi .Ai
aV; yrs fr June l. 1916 atty, A Son sc,'on
o2l Prospect av............' u
SA NJ T. PROP. south str. same 10 Nn,.'
Sache, 1858 Prospect av. YRS f. y,
l. 1916; atty. same. ......... ;uns sns
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Other Peoples Weather

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-Pressure is high
over the Atlantic states. high and rising over
the Far Northwest and low over a wide belt
extending from the upper Miss sissipp Valley
southwark to Texas, in which belt there are
Two storm centers one over Minnesota and
the other over Southeast Colorado.
Clouds covered much of the country, and
during the last twcnty-four hours rain fell
generally east Of the Rocky Mountains, and
there were SHOWS in North Dakota. Wyoming
and Montana The weather has become
much warmer over the southern plains states
the great central valleys and the lake region.
and the weather remains warm in the South
west and Gulf states. Cold weather con-
tinues in Far Western districts.
The outlook is for cloudy. showery weather
over much of the country east of the Missis-
sippi River during the next thrty-six to
forty-eght hours.
The temperature will rise Friday in the
middle Atlantic and New England states.
and it will fall Friday night and Saturday
in the region of the Great Lakes and Satur-
day in the Ohio and lower Mississippi val
leys.
Storm warnings are displayed on Lakes
Michigan, Huron and Superior.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Going ON To-day

American Museum of Natural History;
admission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art: admission.
25 cents
American Museum of Safety; admission
25 cents.
Van cortlandt Park Museum. admission
free
The Aquarium. admission free
Geological Park; admission free.
Convention of New York city Federation
OF Women's Clubs. Hotel Astor, a. IT.
Meeting Of Employing Printers Assoc'a-
tion. Hotel Astor. 10 n.
Convention of Horse Publicity Association
of America Hotel Pennsylvania. 10 a. IN.
and y.
Council. the BNtmorc. 10 a. and
p.
Meeting Of New York State Hay and Grain
Dealers Association. Hotel PENNSYLVANIA
Address by DR.. Fisher, on "With John
Burroughs at Slabsides .and at Wood
chuck Lodge" American Museum OF
Natural History. 77th st. and Central
Park West. 3:20 p. in
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Real Estate Records
4aex-: Anna v Hayes to Josephine
tnin Oct

4aex-; Anna v Hayes to Josephine
Vitolo. 3156 Kingsbridge Terrace; Oct
"a yrs. p c; atty, Title Guar & T co,
sI.GHES isSas Sv W $ 5ii 18TH St Si's1 iss1
s5; Thos J McGTath to Bernard Fergu-
son. 145 <5th st. Corona. l. l: pr mtge
$4,000 Oct 20; instals p c; atty. Title
Guar & 7 Co. i76 Bway 81, 500
GRAND BLVD AND CONCOURSE, cor
171st st. S71st to l72d st. xlOo: l73d st
Realty Co to Loftin Realty Corpn: pr
mtge ses.aoo; Oct "a; yr. c: atty
Rerkowitz, "a Rway ........: SlO.7o0
UNIVERSITY Az. West fremont
av, 50xl04.S; Ezra Holding Co TO City
Mtge Co. Is Wall ST: Oct %: demand
s c. attys. Snow & Snow. Is Wall st.
500 600
,s2D ST; s, 1868 Railroad av. Ak
100 Eyman Rosenbium to Sarah
Muller, 696 I70th st Oct Is. yrs.
~ c. atty, G Williamson. 364 Alex.
LOTS >, . to g. : TO 10 II to a. u. -.
SS TO 36 81 to 40. ~ TO A. ~ to a., 81.
90 to l02. $50 ard ISL lsS and ls9 100
and 19l, 2S4 TO 236. 247 and 24s; 275 TO
276, sos and 306. 400 and 40l, 402 TO 405.
AL and 44s. map Clafin est: John Ham
ilton ct al TO Grange Realty Corpn
Wall st; Oct %; yrs. 5ia c; atty.
Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway 25 mtgs.
ass t SdtiHS sf$a "
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Says Client Was Framed Up
lawyer for Lieut.. Com. Mars.
den Makes Charge at Trial

William II. Brady, counsel for Lieu
tenant Commander Christopher Mars
den, defendant to q charge of accepting
hrihes, yesterday charged. at tho navy
yard court martial. that Marsden is the
victim OF frnmc-up. Marsdcn is al
legged to have accepted bribes to place
number of persons in soft navv
barths.
Lieutenant Leonard J. Matteson
Judge advocate, told the court the only
question upon which it has to pass is
the credibiity Of the witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

06TH ST 70 E; James A Coughlin ast
70 East 66th s. Co, Inc. owner: James
Ryan, contractor. ...... S425.oS
e1ST. ~ f; James Coughlin az; A.
East 6lst st Co, Inc, owner; James J
RlVlNGTON ST 3l5; Harry Lieberman
agt Tedsam Realty Corpn, owner and
contractor ..............S 81 $50
CENTRAL PARK WEST 2s5 Abraham ]
Titefsky agt Westmorley Corp. owner:
Frederick w Jockel contractor. 500
61ST ST. 81 e; James a Coughlin ag, 81
East 6lst st Co, Inc. owner; James j
Ryan contractor .......... S2U4.iy
10TH ST, 44l443 Y; p Roberts d Co ast
stephen B soheld, owner; s sofield
& Sons contractor .............. 81 S45
BROADWAY. 2sS2 1854; Gold e. Schlder-
out Iron Works, Inc. agt Narich
Martin. owner; Woolf Peircz.
tractor. ......-..... .........-...-.S9 $3.50
Bronx
HULL AV, 1853; Charles Pellitteri agt
John L Montalto, owner and
HULL AV, 326e; Charles PelNtteri agt
John L Montalto. owner and CON
ttaStOl >oi
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
SURKOGATES' NOTICES

FlSKE. JOSEPHINE ER-WIIE e
as. Bradley Allen Fiske intends to apply
TO the Surrogates' Court of the County OF
New York for letters OF administration
upon the estate Of Josephine Harper Fiske,
deceased, and with the consent of all the
next OF kin OF said decedcnt, desires that
the penalty of the bond TO bo given such
shall not exceed double the
amount Of tho claims of creditors against
said estate presented to tho Surrorates'
Court pursuant to this notice in accord
ance with the provisions of Section 2591
OF the Code OF Civil Procedure.
NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN, in pur-
suanco Of an order of Honorable John p.
Cohalan. Surrogate of tho County OF
New York to all persons having claims
against Josephine Harper Fslle, late Of
the County OF New York, deceased. to
present tho same duly verified, to the
Surrogates Court OF the County of New
York at the Hall of Records, Borough or
Manhattan. New York City. on or before
November 18TH, 1919
Dated. New York, October 18th. 1919
BRADLEY ALLEN TISfE
MILLER, KING, LANE & TKAFTOKD.
Attorneys for Petitioner. 50 Droad-
way, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Petit Parisien" Said to Have
Circulation of 2.3O0. 900

PARIS, Oct. 1.-According to statistics
recently published by the Argus de la
Presse,' the circulation of the leading
papers is as follows: petit Parisien,"
2,500000; Petit Journal 100000,
"Matin,' 1,S00, 900; "Journal.7 - l.4o0 .000
"Humanite" 1Socialist), 100000; "Le
Populaire' Socialist with BolsheyiA
tendenciesl. 100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31

RODMAN. IIARRlETTE MAsON-IN
pursuance OF an order of Hon. John T.
Cohalan. Surrogate OF the County of Now
York, Notice IS hereby given to all per
sons having Claiina against iIarrlcito Ma
son Rodman. formerly known as Harrlotia
Mason. sometimes known az Iiarriette
NJ. kodtnan. fIarrietto 5. NJ Kodmnn and
1Iarrictte s Kodman. late OF the County
OF New York. deceased to present tho
same. with vouchers thereof. 10 tho sub
scriber. at his place Of transactlng bust
ness. at the Office OF George g. Howard
his attorney. III Broadway, in tho city Of
New York on or before the 1st day OF
Mag next
Datcd. New York. thc l7ih day of octo-
Der. 1919. A1cLfSrIN ! isRIY
Administrator G. T. A.
GEORGE c. HOWARD. Attorney for AZ
ininistrator G. y. A, No. III Broad
way. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
Results of Sales at Auction
BY Joseph y. Day

18TH ST. lo4 w. $. loo ~ Columbus .v
2o.6x10e.2. 4-storN dwig- Pouchksanx,.
Savings Bank. agt the CO operative Buila
ing Bank ct al due. S26.Sq7s o.: take.
etc, sS32S5: 10 the piaintin for s. O0o
by samuel Marx
MADISON ST. 32a. g. 257 " Scamrn.l
st, 20N97. Ak irreg. 5-story tint & ST.
G j Benziger. AFT Golden Cato Neck
wear Go. Inc. ct al, due. S2328S7s
taxes. etc. S4S4..4' To the plaintiff for
$50.
BY james J. Donovan
WALTON AN. 325. " $. - Cheer.- n
15x94. vacant. due. s1es7a ~ ta,e,
etc. $3.50: to Bertran GoodIrsn Inc
for $l6.OO0
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
peace of Shame! Cry Germans

German archbishops and bishops as
sembled at the Fulda conference have
issued joint pastoral letter to the
Catholic people of Germany, in which
the peace Of 1919 is described as "a
peace of shame, the burden of which
can only be borne by increased pity"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
STORAGE NOTICES
Metropolis Storage Warehouse,
10 WEST f33rd STREET.

Ne" York. october 5pth. 1914
To MRS $. DCKRElI. MRS MITVIr
COLES. MRS j. CAREY, MIR. W c.
NAM~EY. MRS. ALICE WASllINGTON,
MRS. ANNA y. SMITH. MRS CATIlER-
lNE MORGAN. MRS. MASON: You and
each Of You are hereby notified that tho
tim" for the layMrnt Of our Hen upon tho
property hereinafter described having cN-
pr'd. after due notice theroof had been
given You. ~" Will cnrse such property
to wit. Household furnishings. conprisina
bcds. boddinr, chinunlors. purrnns CHAIRS
scti'cs. cavruports. tables atauds. .nwinA,
mac hinrs, china and glass closets. crnc kerry
glassware, Kitchen utensils. plated and sil-
Ntt ware, .utlrfy, porticFes curtains. dra-
lfri"s carpets. russ books, lonllcn 's.s
hIi" = br"c, pianos :rV8.cel Instrumental
~ at nary, Tch.cl"g PAINTINGS and plcturos
trunks and contentH. lucn wearing np-
parel, personal effects merchAndlsn ois
IA erulncrai.d in tho warohous" INVENTORY
issued TO YOU by this Warehouses. stored
b. $on or In your uainc Cor IN which you
may hAFe an INTEREST," in tho Metropoll,
storage Warehouse. to b. sold nt public
auction. according to the statute In such
r"so made and iroYid Il. at II West lsSth
- ..w Nors City. on ~\Tt KUAY. NO.
\EN'EK 18th. 1919, NJ 10 80 \ NJ and
II TIA" sale thereof ia not COMP II on saId
date the Same will bo continued at the
same place on each ana overy Saturday
thesoatt'r. beginning at 1870 A. M on
each day, and continuing until all the
goods sold
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1919-10-31
TRAY Ell
q y ! \ \: . y !! B ] 9 ; !
Ell i q 4 Q !,
Passenger and Freight Services

Passenger and Freight Services
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
Nasari. ......-.............O Oct. 81
Ordaina ...............N Nov. 3. Dec. 6
Osrmania. Nov. IL, Dec. II
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CflEIBOuRC and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauritania. .......... Nov. IL, Dec. 10
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George. ..............No Nov. 5. Dec. ;
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH
CIiERBOURG and LONDON
Csronia ............N Nov s, Dec. l3
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
HANl2E and LO.>DON
Ssxonia .................N Nov. /. Dec. 3
NEW YORK to PlRAEUS
NEW York; 'DERRY-CLASCOW
Columbia ...............No Nov s. Dec. 6
2i24 STAII. STREET. NEW YORK
Ramona ........... NOV. Ii
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting maila close at the Cen
cral Postoiilce and city Han Postonicc
station, New York. at u p. IN, as follows:
Japan Corca. CHINA, Siberia Sialn
Cochin China. Netherlands East Indies
and philippine Islands, Via seattle steam
shl1 l'ushima Maru. November l.
Hawaii, Japan corea, China siam
Siberia, Cochin China and Netherlan4s
itast indies, Via san Francisco. steamship
Tenyo Maru. November 8.
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia and
Now Zealand via San Francisco, stcain-
ship Sonoma. November t.
lahiu. Marou"sa9. Cook islands Now
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

HENRY ST. SO7; Max Muller. aSt
Meyer Lunitz ct al. Sept %
46TI. ST. 613 w. leo Krug ast
Emma Heinrich e. al Nov Z.
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MARGARET w-1v p11p.

ROBERTS. MARGARET WIN PIR-Ir.
nnce Of an order OF Honorable John p
Cohalan. Surrogate OF tho County OF
Now York. NOTICE IL hereby given to all
persons having claims against Margaret
w. Roberts. late OF tho County OF New
York. deceased. to present tho same with
vouchers thereof to tho subscriber at IT,
place or transacting business at the once
OF Its attorneys. Taylor. iinn"s & BcgE No
~ Broad street, In the Borough or Man
hattan, city OF Sew York. on or before tn.
10th day OF January 1920.
Dated. New York. tho sth day OF July.
1919. ''
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
TAYLOR, HuMEs a. BEGG. Attnrn"y,
1or Executor. No. "a Broad Street.
Borough Of Msnfastnn. Now York city
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