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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-03-18
CHAPTER VII.
(Continued From Last Friday

/ The windstorm the previous wee
had Iaadeaa sickenfng devastation o
.,her lsbors. The morning-glories alon
twere scatheless. A. pink oleande
/ drooped many broken branches fron
! which miracles Of perfect flowers wer
unfolding. The prettiest blossom t
Hardin was the gardener herself. Shi
twas vivid from eager toll. Hardin
looked at her approbatively. he hke'
her khaki suit, simple as a uniform
with its flowing black tie and leathe
belt. She looked more like herself to
day. She had bleached out, in Tucson
/ She had been letting herself get to'
! tanned, running around without hats
Sunburn paled the value of thos.
tsplendid eyes Of hers. He could Away
tease her by likening them to topazes.
! His eyes ran over the pink and pur
tplea lines Of cord-trained vines whicl
made floral screens for her tent. Ere,
sof. the strings overhead, they riote,
lover, the ,ramada, the second roof, O.
living boughs. He acknowledged thei
beauty. They gave grace to bare ne
lcessity; they denied the painting
thirsty desert just beyond.
He remembered his own ramada
s;Gerty had hated L, had complained O,
1T. so bitterly when she came HON,
from New York that he had had /,
pulled down and replaced by v rool
9of pine boards, glaring and ugly. Gerty
was satisfied. for 1t was clean; she NJ
longer felt that she lived in squaw
house. Let the Indians have ramadas
there was no earthly reason she should
He had urged that the desert dweller.
had valuable hints to give them. But
what wasla remada to him, or anything
else7 Hardin turned to. leave.
! She did not want him to 60 so soon
She pointed out new vine to him
She had brought it from Tucson ;
'Kudzu," they called it; a japanese
vine. And there was another broken
rose, quite beyond the help of stripped
handkerchiefs and mesquit splints.
He followed her around the tent, hel
prattle falling from his grim mood. He
was not thinking Of her flowers except
:as mocking parallel. The desert
storm had made q havoc of his garden
ga sorry botch Of his life. He and
Innes had been trying to make a gar
den out Of q desert; the desert had
fiouted them. It was not his fault
Something had happened; something
quite beyond his power. Luck was
turning against him.
Innss, why. she was playing as with
q toy. It was the natural instinct of q
woman to make things pretty around
|her. But he had sacrificed his youth,
his ehanceA His domestic Life too
De should never have carried 4 dainty
|litde woman like 'Gerty ints tho des.
|stf e'hsd never reproacaed her fuz
(lAavang hin. eroa Last tins whea hs
th6asht 1t vas for good. Tas word
br1ed hi Hspad. Whose .zpodf -Hta
es srtall- AQasshpM. 1tAsssh shsy
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-03-18
FARM !. LANDS; I. S;
FOR Q SALE. |, "

81 ACRES ~ miles from Abbeville, in
- Mccormick County, adjoining lands Z
! ". of w. D.Morrah. -. -: - <. Il"
81 J.. .... Price, $4,000 per acre
40 ACRES About six miles from Abbe-
vile, no improvements, all in wood
and timber. / = 4sa
~ L. .4* -. Price, $25 per acre. !,
70 81 ACRES 3 miles from AbbeviHe---
one settlement two horse farm open
on place. Plenty wood, and stream
Z, running through place.
1;sG3..-> Price, 100000.
227 IL ACRES II miles from Able
=. !, vile. This is a splendid piece of prop
H.. erty Alotof saw timber. on this place
!. T., ( Price, $3.50 per acre.
100; IL ACRES-12 miles from Able
vile. Good residence and out build
2. T.. : ings. Well altered and plenty wood
=; and timber. Price, $4,000 per acre.
189 - ACRES-10 miles from Able
:. Vile. A splendid farm but no i'm
! provements, about so or so acres bot
tomlands. Price, $1S.00peracre.
541 ACRES -1-2 mile from Hester, one
4 mile from Calhoun Falls. Is horse
farm being operated ON the place.
4 Lies well, is we'll watered and has an
- abundance Of wood and timber.
s., : Price, $4,000 per acre.
Can Arrange Terms
-1 gv,vw w.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

United Cigars Stores repor. Gales for
1913 OF approximately i6250O 900 an In
crease OF about 10000 900 from the gross
OF last year,
Bankers Trust Company announoes IN,
esta blishmet OF q bond department. for
dealings In securities. both bonds and
stocks.
The position of manufacturing indus.
trials IL discussed In . special circular is
sued by Hirseh. Lll!enthal s. Co. nom beers
OF the New York Stock Exchange.
Bankers Trust Company has bean an.
pointed registrar for preferred and com.
mon stock OF the Du Pont Casinioal Com
pany.
the following state Institutions: Fl,zabeth
state Bank, Elizabeth. Ill. capitaIizeI AZ
$40. 900; Wh!t~sde county Slate RANK
Fulton, H., $50, zoe. and the Buckeye Val.
ley Bank, buckeye. Aria. s25, 900
Bnslgn Hamilton Pei. having boon hon
orably discharged from the United States
Navy, is at his desk In the office OF Baker,
Carruthers a. Poll.
Detroit Edison Company rights have
been admitted TO dealings on the Now York
stock Exchange.
Charles p. Robbins has beeoms a mem
Der OF the firm OF Sutro q Kimbley
New York stock Exchange clearing
house committee has directed that the
stock of the Texas Pacihc Railroad Com
pany be added to the lis, OF stocks 70 DO
cleared.
Josephthal q Co announce that Harry
Rerskorf and De Witt =. Rosebaurn nav,
been made members Of that iirm
James F., curtis. deputy governor Of the
Federal Reserve Bank. has returned 10 hi.
desk after nH aoseGCs Of several noutas
dut 10 illness
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ESTATES UNDER HAMMER.
j. l.. Day to Sell HawIey and Ack-
crmnn Properties.

IN accordance with instructions issued
py otto Z. Sommerlch. referee APP
POINTED by the Supreme Court, Joseph
LAY VIII sell on Tuesday, Jan. 81,
various parcels OF real estate in Man
haitian included In tho estate Of Char
iotte Y. Alderman. The sale will take
place at IL o'clock in the Real Estate
Exchange, II Nesey street
The properties 20 be offered have been
IN the Alderman family for many years,
and during the life OF Mrs Alderman
many offers were refused at private sale
for the propertics
Among tho parcels to be sold Is the
fainlIy residence at 3?1 West Eighty
second street, q three story and base
ment brick dwelling with stable in the
rear and vacant lot adjoining, at tho
northeast corner of Riverside Drive.
The sizc of tho plot is 3s.4x1022x ir-
regular. The other properties are 135
West Thirty-third street. two story
store and dwelling. sixe 31.sxes.s. OPP
posite the new Pennsylvania Hotel and
within half a block OF the Pennsylvania
station; 327 Seventh avenue, three
story building with store. size 24.sx99.9,
and $50 West Twenty fourth street. a
three story and basement building size
10 Sx9Se
Next Friday at IL O'Clock Mr.. Day
Will also sell at the Real Estate Ex-
change tho estate of Oscar +. Hawley.
The sale will include Ave story and
basement brick and stone loft build
ing on lot 25x75x irregular on the
northwest corner of Church and Thoma,
streets.
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

William H. Wheelock. manager OF the
extensive holdings Of the Trinity Cor
poration. who guided the United States
Government in Its purchasing and leas-
ing OF real estate for war purposes. has
returned TO his desk at the office OF the
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company. OF which organization he was
elected president following the death re-
Gently OF Mr., Robinson.
Frederick Fox x 60. pave- been-re-
tanned to manage the property OF Jacob
Gould Schurm9n on, the the south side
of FIFTY ninth street. facing Central
Park. and known as the Dalhousie group
T.. r Wood. w. IL. Dolson Company
have been appointed agents for the two
ten story apartment houses on the west
side OF Broadway. from l60th to 16lst
street. known as the Lctchworth and tho
Hanp stead.
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LEASING ACTIVITY CONTINUES.

Crosby Il B,enly have leased the first
loft in 1872 Seventh avenue for the Han
over Lunch Company to Frank FNsto
merchant tailor, for three years. THIS
lease cognr'otis the rT''ng OF the build
ing
Charles L. Ncyes Company has leased
4 large portion OF the eighth floor Of
27-29 Pine street for the Andrews Com
pany to William West & Co. and has
negotiated n $4,000 rental In the same
building covering practically an entire
toor. TO Solomon Bros & H. er.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased for
Bast.ne & Co. agent, TIA, top Ion at
45-aT West Twenty-sevcnth street, for
a long term OF years. to II. Rubinstein.
leaeed the eighth floor OF 1s West
Twenty-fourth street, 10 the Chelsea
Dress Company: second floor OF 81 East
Twelfth street 10 Saul Brynes third
door OF 81 Fast Tenth street TO Joseph
Stemple. and the sixth floor OF $3.50
Waverly place to r. L. Ag-eet and +. A.
Guerrieri
Louis Sch-ag has leased for Claren,e
NJ Phipps the fourth loft in building
2lI West Twentieth street 10 Rosch
& Schauer: the NTH loft TO SchloU-
foU!tz & Click, and the sixth loft to the
Triangle SKIRT Company.
Fcase g. ElHna'n have leased for the
peladelI estate go Howard T. Muzzy the
four story fifteen foot American base
mert dwelling a. Goa West IAN street
between Broadway and Riverside
Drive.
Maurice wer,heim has leased tho four
story and basement dwelling l23 West
Sixty-seventh street to Arakas. Names
& Michalinos for a term of years. Also
a store In the Long Beach Building.
Lexington avenue and For:y-second
street, opposite the new Hotel Commo-
dore, TO Prof ] Ianc!g.
J. Il. English has .raSed for Leonard
/. H.ll the four story dwelling 2s3 West
Forty-c. gath street ~ Antor PnSrVa,a.
SAaw & CO rented to- Emile ! Mu--
ray the three story dwelling COS West
l2sth street T. Peter Smith,
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NATIONS HONOR ROLL

tContinued From Preceding PnOe)
---
Corporals.
GEsSSER. Henry. rrerorton, Pa
JOHNSTON, FREQ NJ, Baudette, MINI
HuElcr.
LEAF. Joseph A., 1891 I'd Ay. New York.
THOMAS. Henry s.. rutherford. y. J.
Priyates.
H ! E I'5 & e. HsfseSiie, VII,
DlEHI. OrHls.. thaRpysN Ike, Pa.
EIIKGOTT. David, 81 Cole ST. Jersey city.
MILLER, Arthur. Ansonia. Conn.
MoRNICk, John o.. IN southern Bouie-
R tTrdi hro%' M Tsw nork' = f,a,,,,on Va
DAHLiNG, wiiian,, Nor,h Side. rtttsburs,
pESNIs. Dayton. Pornaroy. ohio.
pIEHL Rg>se! r, Phlade. pha. "a.
9H EhnY i ESIFes5 Fl H01N99q,s; I W.,
stlIwiKTz.. samuel .,I' ssi 81 ' division .v,,
HoBHRT, Tiiomas NJ, Hastings. Mich.
wEBER. wniis. sis i. esd st., New York.
wHEAT Harry, Heiiorstown. Pa
ZINGoNE, Rafael Cleveland, Ohio.
ASAriGNo. Gae'ano, sss y. l5sd st.,
BELLE Thomas. Golden, Col.
BENER, Clifford IL, Lake Odessa, Mich,
BREZA. Alexander c, Grand RapidS Mich.
cARuso, Eito. Provincial de CstsIaro.
PlGtania. Italy
CHANDLER, Willan F. Ptttsburs, Tex
cl A61s 1,o,y W'''iam' Aievano' Romano
ERWIN. claude Daniel, McLouth. Kan.
GOSS, Martin A, Harrisburg. Pa.
HALGAS Alexander, Philadelphia Pa.
HAuPTFuER, Robert, Canton. ohio.
HILL James NJ. Cambridge, ohio,
l.AMPE. Joseph q, AViston. II.
LAWTOS. Earl, Chaumont, y. Y.
LEWIS James A., Detroit, Mich.
ORNS, Andrew, bedford, Mich,
O'SULLlNAS, Martin, 81. Louis, NO
OzANlTZ, Henry, Mount Olive, III.
SCOTT, John b, Gardner, Mont.
SEWARD, Austin f, chicago, III.
SHAW, Eugene IL, Philadeiphia, Pa
SKJEL Ialmer r. Madison. MINI,
SCOTSMAN, Israel, Phlltde.phiA, Pa.
TARE, Nathan, 5 jackson st., New York.
T,iroMpsoN. Roy IT,. whea,lana, Mo.
TOWNSEND, Ezra L., Hastings Mich.
wAGENK NECHT, Water. cleveland. Ohio
WEBB. Fred, Mount Enterprise. Tex.
ZlLI.A. Frank, Detroit Mich.
ERROSEOUsLY REPORTED KILLED IN
Wagner.
HORN, leslie W, London, England.
TREMENDOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS,
Lieutenant.
HANLEY. Harry G., Detroit, Mich.
Priyates.
WASHINGTON. Henry. chanestoNn. ".
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oTurR SALES N TIE BROSN.

t...f. STEI.F.r-Tne Benenson Realty
.r,-.,aly nas bought from the Metro
-r.tau Savings Bank - East N'tn
=-,et, Il three story dwelling, SN
ali.
EAST IsiTH STREET.-THE Ulster
L---+ Corporation. Joseph q, Abram-
son president. have purchased tle
new law five story and basement
apartment house. 4lxs2, at 36+ East
18TH street, two blocks east OF the
Contourse The annual rent Is IN
.5c.ss OF $4,000. and the property was
he'd AZ $4,000. which is the approx
mate purchase price, being paid all in
,s.E The brokers were n. Nasano-
w. & Son.
Gt,AND AVENUE-Ths NJ NJ. S,
3u'd!lg Colnpanv, Inc. (Miiton Nj
= .Nurman), has sold to an investor
tse five story apartments at 2"'o ana
s.-s Grand avenue. or plot 7ONSo. The
rr,ocrtv Was held mt 100000. Weschler
T. kohu as attorneys. acted Tor the
sellers.
p'O,K AVENUE-Joseph Jovans has
purchased from the Louis Il. kiee-
ban Company Inc. the six story tene-
7-.-- 4exiOO, NJ 13i5 Brook avenue.
TIE pr-pcrtv has a rental income OF
a-.. Jv!Tatcly $1,000. and was held at
10000. The broker WAS Benjamin
fs-rs PA.Mp l.. Schapiro represent
'rs Tie seller and Joseph G.. Abram-
500 rho purchaser.
AVENUE-Samuel Cowen
las sold the five story apartment
touse. 75xl5O, at 2as Sherman avenue
p, me kingdale Holding Corporation.
r. was held at 100000.
VALENTINE AVENUE - Frederick
irpwn has purchased from Richard
Elliott the five story twenty-five
f.v.y apartment house. on plot b2X
IN -ular. at the northeast cor
r-r of Valentine avenue and 1881
..,.c' The property rents for &c.,
nd was held at $4,000. Charles
lherc negotiated the sale.
D DAVIDSON ANENUE-Cahn & Pittman
f,ve purchased from Frederick ii.
L.gcy 1891 Davidson avenue, a six
ten family new law apartment. on
pot toN10O. Il. II. Weisker and
Phelps & pemiane negotiated the sale
BRYANT ANENUE-Th NJ. NJ. 8.
BINDING Company (Mllton Silverman
pres.derD has sold 2076 TO 1850 Bry-
art avenue. five story apartment
house, ou a plot 70X90. near 17Sth
ror"rsentcd the selling company. which
'ampleted the building about two
'e'ra ago aud held il at $4,000.
u NTS POINT AVENUE--Samuel Co
weo has sold to Investors S26 to $50
Hunts Point avenue, three three story
hrck fats with stores, near the new
subway station at Whitl0clS avenue.
IRVINE STREET Samuel CCwen has
sold for w. C. Wit 80 Irvine street
corner Seneca avenue. a four story
apartment house.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

list ST. 3os w-Titls Guar 4 Trust Co 20
y Investors Corpn. 40 Bway $40. 90.
Az, s4O-42-T!tle GuaE 4
Trus; co 20 y Investors Corpn. ldo
LENSX AZ, &6i-T,tis Guar & trust 60
to y Investors corpn. l7e Broad,
iaSTit ST. sos w. mtg .;C'S5o"Cherry,
scott Corpn to Berensou Realty Co. 5o9
wills av; atty, Title Guar ~ ! Co. ! -
loiTH ST. 81 Z. mtg siI.o Haro4ra Il
IIavn.an -. h.nr.~''n I.rGman. S"sl
37lH IT, ~ W--peop!e's Trust GO ." Pc
ple'S Trust CO as SUB st-uster VIII ',ro \
Powers. atty, Warren II Bristol is ION
t9EHe st. ~ brook ~, F,jt trustee soT
for CeC!na Einste!n g; a., 90 Dry porS
say Ins,n, 3tl Bowery. ATTY, Frank
Tohenor. IS Park Row .......... slhoVO
Bronx.
I'd Az, $, SIS assn 81. ?s.sxloS;
2ilth ST. =. lot 10. map New NN'aks
Jerome. c5xio0--Otto MolIcnhaucr ana
ano exrs. 10 Amelia He!deloerger 100.
IT. - court So. Bk,yn, asst5 ~ 'o9
AZ Az u $ west $50 % .ot SIS, map
WsAefela. s3.+Atl4 LOT -. map W +
Duncan. @t5th ~. n = 100 TN aN' 90
~ lin. bot lots 81 ana ~: map o.'h-
y,N.. 2tN!0o. plot begins S?9.I AN aE
and 200 5 ist 81. 50S:1 to Shei. st
same to Louisa e "oilenhauer. Eosen.
dale. y Y sttys. same; assts. is,too
wAsHISGTON Az. - cor lsist st, rs!
bI--Chas p Haliock to Kath Ioweth,
i0l7 fremont sv; atty, 9 HsN.ck;
$50 Y isoth st ..........;' :s,Vo
JANSEN Az, SIS. S7b W NeeGer ~. 5oxi0o
-RobsIt Johnston; trGs to AdIFonaaTk
Adirondack Trust Co, Saratoga Springs;
Observation-Disclosures, 81 "
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Naxwell Smith sold Tor Mrs. Mai
colin Jameson her residence on Sunny
brook road, Lawrence Park West to
Milton G Smith for occupancy. II was
held at 3 100.
Joseph I,ambden & Son and Fish &
Marvin sold for the Pelhamwood Com
pany two lots on Washington avenue,
near Clifford, in Pelham wood, to Will
lam J. Yenn!e.
ME Reeve the dwelling Mt - North
Broadway, Yonkers, to Mrs. Agnes T..
Broder.ck
]. g. Wolf has rasold for Pauline
Wolf four acres with frontage on Bay
View avenue, Great Neck, L. T., 70 Fred
erirk c. Gilsey. The property was auc-
toned several weeks ago for $500.
II Is understood that the resale shows
a profit OF s1,700 an acre.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Hunters Make Money
by Guarding Stock
SPECIAL Despatch to TINS STU.

CALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. s.
- Professional hunters in this
locality are making big money
by hiring out to protect live stock.
One has been hired by stock men OF
Sanpete county, and by bounties paid
by the State for killing predatory
animals and by the sale Of their pelts
he has earned more than $500 ex-
elusive of his salary. In few weeks.
Another hunter employed by the
Desert Live Stock Company has
earned almost $500 In a short time.
Their victims are chiefly bobcats and
coyotes.
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BRAZIL OFFERS RECIPROCITY.

RIO JANEIRo. Jan. G.-The budget law
for this year, made public to-day. pro-
v!des for 30 per cent reduction In
duties on articles from foreign countries
which offer tariff concessions on Bra
lillian products, especially tobacco and
rubber.
II abol!shes the duties on fruits from
American republics which shall facil-
tate Brazilian imports. and provides for
tho free entrance of all cattle for breed
ing or fattcnirE purposes
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LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan.


18TH ST. and 10 w-MaN = Natanson
agt Lad Map Realty Corp ot a. ,fors-
closure OF mortgage; atty, \ Nstan-
eon.
leCTH st, 1871 w-Yonkers Homeopathic
Hospital and Maternity ast Arthur vols,
becker ct a. tamenued FORECLOSURE vi
mortgage; atty. IL swain,
STANTON ST ;, 25 W Goerck st tSS
75--C1tlrcns Savings Rank ast Francis
Miller ct al (Amended foreclosure OF
mortgage. attys, Beaii A Rogers
Bronx.
LOT IL block 5ls5. cath ward, Pelham
Henry Isaacs agt Maria 4 O.Brlen ct a.
(actk,n to foreclose transfer or tnI
LEM atty, q A Moses,
LOTS loa. i04, los, -. IS and 80, map
Of Pomned property as South Mount
Nernon-John Bu&ing. Jr. et Al, ast
Ralph wilson et al tforeclosure OF mort
gRge): atty. c Manville.
DAWSON ST, e =, 106 n LonEwood Az, 6ox
I0o-Samuel Horowitz sgt Dora Haskel
ct al faction fer specirc performance OF
contract atty. G s Levy,
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EXTENDS CHAIN OF STORES.

The office OF Joseph 2. Day has leased
to n. \. Schultz. Inc, the corner of
sixth and Church streets. Nashville,
Tenn. 70 add another link TO Mr.
Schulte's rapidly f:owinG chain Of
stores. The lease is for a long term be-
ginning January /. 1921 The entire
transaction was handled by Charles c.
Nichols, Jr, os the Day organization.
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Paris Dre..c. Very short.

Paris dress models depict tho buoy
ancy Of the French nation and evidence
the enthusiasm with which the future is
looked for. according to recently re-
turned buyers. The dance trocks are
especially piQuant and gay looking. and
are even shorter than would be ex-
pected OF the usually radical Paris
STYLES
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pgr-
suAnt 20 section ! OF Ar;ltle II Of the Il r..
Laws OF PINES BRIDGE REALTY COM
PANY. INC the Aunua. Meeting OF rre
STOCKHOLDERS OF sad company FER the
election OF directors and for The t-ansae
ton OF such business as may properly come
before said meeting, will he held at the
principal once OF the company. in the City
of New York, room So. 81 Pine street. IA
the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY Of New
York At clock ,. NJ. on the l4th day OF
January, lHls. Dated December u, 1915
EDWARD p Qri$N. Secretary.
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6.--Of the eighty
one dyestuff manufacturers now doing
business IL Is believed that competition
which Is constantly increasing will cause
all but a few to discontinue. 1t Is not
believed that moro than six will be able
to keep going.
The reasons are that the smaller
manufacturers are turning out only
limited lire OF dyes while their over
head expenses are comparatively greater
than those OF larger concerns. There is
said TO be a probability, however. Of
several of the smaller establishments
combining to form a common selling
agency and thereby reducing their ex-
pens%S.
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PoOR TO OCCUPY SGD ST. HOUSE.

The hve story American basement
dwelling at 81 East Eighty second
street, recently reported sold. is 10 be
occupied by Henry V. Poor as his resi-
dence after extensive alterations have
been made to the house. William Il.
May & Co sold the house for Leo E
Frank.
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sCANDINAVIAN TRIS ST COMPANY
New York.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF SCANpI-
NAVIAS TRUST COMPANY. for the elec-
ton OF directors and for the transsc ton
OF such other bus ness may come before
H. VII. be held at the ONCE OF the Com
pany at No. IS HrosiwRy, IN the Borough
Of Manhattan. In the CAY Of New York. on
January -. 1919. at eleven O'Clock IN th-
forenoon.
pated. New York. December IS. l9ls
A v OSTROM. presldant
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T Wv NTk, T"N'WUrr 7, wv.
GERHARD kt FINE, Sacr-tar

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Meeting ot the Stockholders OF The South
Street Corporation VIII be held at TIE Office
OF the Cooperation, No. 20 Exchange Place.
in the Borough OF Manhattan, IN the City
Of New York. on the :lst day of January,
1919. at l. O'Clock noon. for the purpose Of
electinE nve 90 Directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
Polls Will remain open for one hour.
Transfer books Will be- closed from Janu-
AIRY 10th 20 January 22rd. 1919
RICHARD u. WILSON, Secretary.
&eN Xnrl La
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MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF tender and
attorney,l
Downtown.

{
atorney,l
Downtown.
,south OF Fourteenth stresp.
DE PEYsTER ST, l.ll Water ct. S3.lox
?3' 3x ,rreg, Jan 2->Iulius AarQusee to
Jas NJ and Cath T., brennan nds - Pine 81, *
sTHA EsF ST. lie, es.j,so, Jan iEGSS
Nh 81, yrs' a.. prior mtg $4,000,
atty, lily { Botty. $40 Nssssu at =, 81, 900
HUDSON ST. as, Ease. ohatit!s' &c m
S75 Hudson n. instals $3.50 mo. SO !;
s,sy. 81 Mayer 4O5 LeX.aEton av.. SIS. $50
East Side.
fEA,t o. Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and li0th strees)
I'D Av,. es. $50 n t.th st; a E.fi p m
. .,s p' S1sns St S'2ss ehenoi ' r s
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sATTsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
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10 1918 Observation-Disclosures. t.+Oo
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THE
CHATHAM AND PHENlx
NATIONAL BANK

OF THE CirN or NEW YORK.
The annual meeting o: the shareholder
OF the Chatham and PheniS National
Bank OF the City OF New York for the
election OF directors Aud transaction Of an =
other business which may be brought be.
fore said meeting. Will be held at the
banking house of said Association, No. 40
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan
In the city of New York, on Tuesday.
January I<th. lsl!, at IL o'clock noon.
B. L. HASklNS,
rice-Pres 4 Cashier
New York Dec. 18th 1919
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Decemter 23rd, 'sls
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

A. the regular meeting o: tho Directors
OF IN" superior steel Corporation a quar-
'erly dividend Of geo was declared or thu
second preferred stock payable February
18th. 1919, 10 stockholders OF record Feb
rusry lst, 1919.
. II. FORSTER, Secretary.