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MADRID SOLD AGAIN.

Max " Natanson has sold TO the Col
lese Realty Co. 552 Riverside Drive,
known as the Madrid. a six story ele-
vator apartment house on plot 75x190x
irregular. The property was held at
$500 600 and was sold for cash This
house. together with the Burrill at 65s-
81 West l6oth street six. story ele-
'ator apartment on lot 100xl00, was
bought by the seller from the estate OF
Alfred Montant about a month ago.
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APARTMENTS LEASED.

Douglas l. Gilman & Co. leased a
duplex apartment at All Park avenue
TO william II. Davidge OF johnson a
higgins: an apartment at 1872 East
Seventy sixth street to Mrs. 8. H.
Hamilton; at 1877 East Sixty-sixth street
to William II, Evans: at 4l6 Madison
avenue 10 Col. r. Smith Barry.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
an apartment at 1ls East Sixty-third
street to George De Forest Lord fur
nished apartment at 1874 East Thirty
seventh street to Richard Van Buskirk,
and apartments at 40 West Fifty-sev-
enth street to Henry s, Darlington and
lanes G., Shepherd.
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TWO APARTMENTS REsoLD.

Another substantial profit was taken
by Meister Builders. Inc. in the resale
of the two seven story elevator apart
rent houses covering the block front on
the east side OF Manhattan avenue, be-
tween 1l'th and 11sth streets, which
they acquired only the day before from
nr. l.. Duncan Buckley. The buyer is
IN investor. The apartments are known
as the Parthenon, occupying n plot
1cOllxl0o, and the Hesperus. on plot
7oxlooll. They rent for 100000 and
weer held by DR.. Buckley at S425,eo6.
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owns the adjoining property. consisting
OF the entire westerly frontage on Am
sterdam avenue. between Seventy eighth
and Seventy streets. and now has
a frontage of 100 feet on Seventy ninth
street The Seventy-sight street 'front.'
age II so feet. Ultimately the site will
be sold TO builder for tall improve
ment. The property to the weet OF this
site Is permanently restricted to dwell
ing Improvement. Stoddard & Mark rep
resented the seller
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PLANS APARTMENT HOUSE.

Henry CIaman purchased from Sher-
man u. Townsend 1927 West Seventy
seventh street. II four story dwelling
lANIQ2.2, meas Riverside Drive, through
ne Herman Arms Company and w.
'ruikshank's Sons. Mr.. Claman recent
'F purchased the 20 adjoining buildings
~ 80 and 3e5. :,..d now has a plot, Sex
1922, on which he will Immediately erect
nine story apartment house containing
forty-hye apartments arranged in suites
NJ two, three and four rooms, from plans
ny Gronenberg d Leuchtag.
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REALTY co. BUYS ON BROAD ST.

The Alliance Realty Company. Walter
T. Rosen president. has purchased from
the estate of John q, Mccullough and
Frederick B. Jennings the property
known as 4s to ~ Broad street, a plot
63x140, now occupied by four story
buildings. The property is situated a
little to the north OF that recently pur-
chased by the Seaboard National Bank.
at the northeast corner of Beaver and
Broad streets.
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ARRIYALs-FRIpAY. MAY ..


SIS Baltic. Liverpool. April 20.
Sc Mongolia, St. Nazaire, April go
SIS Santa Cecilia Bordeaux. April n.
SIS Great Northern. Brest, May 3
Ss Caho Cervers Seville, April 81.
SIS Ume Maru, Gibraltar, April "a.
SIS woodfeid, Bordeaux, April %.
IS Western Lisht, Plymouth. April u.
SIS Kentuckian. bordeaux, April rs.
SIS Sofia, Marseilles, April 20.
So Lake Agomak, Jucaro, May I.
SIS Alliance, Cristobsl, May 1.
SIS Imperator, Zaia, May l.
SIS Cibao Port Antonio, May z.
IS Lake Forest, Cienfuegos, May .
SIS Ohnda. Nuevltas. May 4.
SIS Major Wheeler. Trinidad, May L
SIS Gansfjord. Barracks. May 4.
SIS Lake Fondulsc, Matanzss, May 6.
SIS F. D. Ashe, Baton Rouge. May .
Sc jamestown. Norfolk. May 8.
SIS Arason, Georgetown. S. c., May 6.
S. 1rtysh, Baltimore, May Z.
S. City Of Columbus. Norfolk, May 8.
SIS BLACK Rock, Norfolk, May 3.
SIS Bundilla, Beaumont. April 30.
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DEAL IN SECOND AVENUE.

Joseph p. Day has sold 3s7 Second
avenue, near Twenty-third street, n four
story tenement with two stores, on a lot
25x100, for the estate OF Frances O'Con-
nor to Otto Loeschner. The buyer has
for many years operated a restaurant on
the same block and made this purchase
to secure a home for his business.
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WAREHOUSE CHANGES HANGS.

leopold Well sold to a client, for
Archibald II. Russell and Percy r.
Pyne 3al and 3s3 Washington street
corner of Hubert street, a six story and
basement warehouse building. 71.l1x75,
held at $4,000.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat u vESEY STREET.
BY Joseph =. Day

cHRrsTIH ST is,, s INN, 100 S Elylnsson
Dock Saws Inst agt Adolph Schlesinger
ct al; due, .l5,ab675; taxes. &C. 800
to tho plaintiff for $4,000,
GOTH ST, All T., y, 200 LIST av, 25x
1905, sty tnmt-R A Caldwell Agt
Esther Isenberg; due $40, ss5eTi taxes,
&C. S307.95; adjourned to May i6.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

9Th st. All to 431 E-Friedman Contract
,nr 90. Inc. ct al agt Eight 81 Garage
Inc ct al; Jan IS. 1919 fby
, HeTd) sT il 'E.iRaphaei Lemkin t asi
isaac Altman ct al; Dec |. Isl7....,s6 $500
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE A1IMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodeuc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises...5 as A NJ Sun sets. 500 Z NJ
Moon sets.,...3:17 A N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook sos A NJ Gov Island. 8 50 A VI
He'll Gate. .....s:lS A
LOW WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook II 20 A NJ Gov. Island Il :oi A VI
Hell Gate.....2:l7 A M
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
WATER ST. 42-Fannis n Elting TO Jno
Hills Of Camden, 8 c, May 9, 1909;
atty, |. Porrino, IS? West Bway. .li,5oO
Isls; atty, A p Wilkes, eS Park
s5TH ST. E-rhe Brooklyn Impt Co to
United Securities CO, 80 Nassau st, July
10. 1911; attys, simpson. Thatcher &
,.b ba ST. Sos w Eedfy snd Mimi. GT""
Hpr iio =. zoos; ' atty, Title Guar ! GO;
cLiSToN ST, s7-Bsrnet Really torpn,
27l'Bway 10 Herman and Abr NJ starry,
2s7 T. 10th st, April IS, 1915; atty. Tito
HTH sT. 54s Wanna b ellison to Rich
srd L sTsst' ,e,, March March l. 's'i; Az ~ oC y
av, eelixlSO--Hudson View Constr Co 10
Beatrice Mandelbaum. IL w s7th St, Feb
!. 1916; atty. p Shapiro. ll9 Nassau
10th ST. $. SIS e convent av, iSSx
q911-Martin Opowd to Jos F Whalen
Crawford, y J; Feb .. 1910; attys: Rans
cHAMBERs ST aos-Herbert { rSiJ
tuxedo Park, y Y, to Frederic de !
Foster, Tuxedo Park, y Y. April rs
1909; atty, Frederic de p Foster. Is Wal!
4.TH ST. IS. l?o e Lexington az, i5xiGO
:. Robt H and Elids 4 coeurn to Jne
suh-trustee Will Eiiz Il Randall. Oct .
1868; attys, Butcher. F, Madi.
sO TN ST ST sc7 wiz II Wan, ana W iSth
St to Sterling Sterling, 40 T. I36th st.
Feb ., 1916; atty, Sterling Sterling, 4iC
ls6th at. .,,'.';;;. .,,....'i -: $1,000
wife and Bessie Pumpian to Harry y
Rosen. Lawrence, !. !, Mar /. 1907
atty. otto Dicdrich. vs Nassau 81. 90, 0ot
2D Az, W g. 2s7 10th st. 22 6xlO0--
John Palmicri to Assunta Pslmieri
Bklyn. June 20, 1898: atty. l. T & 7
Co, 100 Bway. .,....,...'; 500 Ot
mini to same. Dec IL, 1907 atty, T q
ct co. l7S Bway.,.,...,....., SO, ooC
lO9TH ST n =, 100 ID av, 2s6XlO0, 10
l. Heimerdinser. SIS Park av. May 90
1901; attys. Lehman Naumburg, J.
Wall 81 ..... :. -, Wv, WV
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Co. 900 Riverside Drive, q yrs, ses, prior
mtg $4,000; atty. Title Guar q + Co,
NoprI1Mpy' .''.';,, -;
m. May 7--Sunnysde Holding CO to
Ia Fontaine Ave Realty GO, Is Lawrence
q, due April Is, 1924, So, prior mtg
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH ST. 5o7 W, mtss s26. 900. $4,000
and .s?,ooo-southern Holding co TO
lyn;. attys, Mclaughlin q S. lb William
81. Az, 1901 1o4-Edw H r Greene, indy
& T Co. i7s Bway; 3 assns. .s2a, 500
WEST END Az. Bs--lawyers Title & T
co to ot,iIis Hsr,lsin and Gsr,guds ;
.ti address. 100 Bwayi z assns. .s2s, 900
MADISON Av. n cor iO5th st. mtg s2s,-
@. and M1,r Mss t G. L "a MsrJ s
Rosen. Lawrence. l. I: atty. Philip L
Lehman. sos Bway; assns. each. $4,000
Mtg Co. SO Liberty -t............si1,oo 900
18th ST. 2os w-Louise Rockford ct
al. exrs, TO Title Guar & Trust Co. I7s
EAST BRoADwAY, al. mtg ,i,,Ooc-@Jo,
sts,s ssa csape Hsvs ,Tu
b + steinSsrs. 49, Bway '',.''... iIoo
TOOTH ST. -lt-lS W. mtg 50, OOO--Geo Hy.
man to Pauline Kirchner, on premises:
18TH ST. $50 Wired wingenbach to
Bten Demsrest, aoi w l22d st; sttys,
y Sstsr & s1 S. i.9 Nss.s t, ST. ,2,?cc
gomery st, 1918. one-third part-Title
Guar K T Co to Meta Malchow. 1888 p
North ay; baltimore. Md: atty. a W
nth ST. IL B-Ti,le Guar Il co TO
North rive Saw Bank. 81 " SIth :; ad d, !,
dress. lI6 Bway.. .......,. .ta5 600
18th st, 8 9, No I'd av, mtg 5000
The A & J Realty Corpn 10 Max Cohen,
. W ll2th st: atty, A wilkes. g. Park
9th ST. IS w--Justina Buchsbaum TO
Fanny o Iutz, 2is W esth st; atty. T
Guar & Co. i7s AWAY ..,.......s 5000
l72D ST. Ti6-T25 w. mtg $40 o0o--Fisher
Levine 4 ano to Realty Associates ll2
Te q" ia sr nfSok'yh' a''y' f'''e 500
PERRY ST. s7-Elrie A Duncan to Green
witch Saw Bank. 2t6 sth av: attys, MID
PARK Av. lo95-io2s-Bankers Trust Co
to Emile Thiele. sTt Madison ay; atty,
N r & NJ Co. las Bway .,.... 500, 600
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10TH ST. ia E-BenJamin werdinger ct
al ast Joseph u Bloominsdale. ownor;
Samuel Nachamkis. contractor. ssT. 20
?sD ST, as E-walter s Heagy act james
ID. Powell and Robert u Powell, owners
Max Becher and Fred T Powell, con
tractors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t5,lOI1D
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Export. From New York,

Wheat, 259l24 bu. -four. 2I,s4a
sacks: butter. Sl,22s lbs tallow, $685.
400 lbs bacons. 5.666.760 lbs barley,
l49.b25 bu. lubricating OIL 81 500 gals
lard. 7O4.5Ol lbs hams. i,15s.S0O lbs.
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WEST 10TH STREET DEAL.

Walter d. Ebbitt of Slawson & Hobbs
has sold for the estate OF Walter N
Wood 202 and 20i West Seventy ninth
sreet, two five story apartment houses.
on plot 6ox100. held at s150.o00.
The buyer is VI. Bayard Brown, who
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
nna Tn H.

Sc LUella, st. Nsaaire. April II.
So Crofton Hall, Barbados. April IS.
Sc Triumph. London, April 26
Ss Tonguer, Antwerp, April u.
S. Charlton Hall, Barbados April -.
SIS Eole, Port Talbot, April %.
IS Naarle. St NaEsire. April Is.
SIS Largo Law. Azores, April 90
So Mnur"tanla, Liverpool MAY T.
SIS Pstria, Marse!lles, April 81.
IS West View. Cardiff. April =.
SIS Kaniesit. Hull, Anrl q.
IS Colon, Cristobal, May 2.
IS Alden, Para, April .,
Due To morrow
s. ETsssr NIL Rd,., Chr' anr'I May
SIS Guaratuba. Brest, April Is
ss Lake Conesus. Flushing April IS
SIS Lenape Jacksonyllle, May :.
SIS Pesuo. Gibraltar May >
IS Hud- On, bordeaux. April 90
IS Antonio Lopez, Bordeaux May
So sutherland Rotterdam. April Is.
S. Gorhea Mendi,, Gibraltar, April 81.
50 Lord Byron, Barry. April %
IS Hercdia, Cristobsl. May 3
SIS ArapahOe, Jacksonville, May Q
Due Tuesday.
So Won Stcuhen. Brest May D.
SIS Espagne Havre, May
So Giusepp Verdi Marseilles, April so.
ss = de sHtrustegui. Bordeaux, May 2.
IS Infsnts Isabel, Msrseiles, April 70
So Norman Monarch, Gibraltar April 70.
SIS Re ditalla, MArseilies April 20
SIS Const anita. Barry, April 20
IS Elizabeth, Cristobal, May e.
SIS Bolton Castle Cristobal, May
IS Borinquen, Dartmouth, April 20
S. II Monte, New Orleans, May =
IS Calamarcs, ST. Nazaire. May l.
TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST NAILS.
FraRce-Close at 80 A. NJ. May u. Sc L.
gByoit.
PortuEal-Close az A. NJ. May 10. S. Bay
smo aud at A NJ May Is. Ss Patria
South Africa Union of-Closo at Il A. NJ
May Is, SIS. Clan Sinclair
Greece-Close at a. NJ. May Is. S. Antones.
IcelRnd-Close at 30 A. NJ May Al, So
Qullfoss.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar-sailinEs un.
certain.
Madeira and Iiberis-sailings uncertain
Norway-ClOse at 10 A. N. May ~. SIS Ber.
gensfjord,
Sweden, Denmark and Netherlands. Ger.
many, Austria and Hungary-seryice suspended
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Connecting mails close at G. p O. and City
Hall stations at 80 = NJ daily.
Philippine Islands (yia Vancouver and Vic.
toria, II, C)-May "a, SIS. Empress Of Japan,
Tahiti, MArquesAs, Cook Islands New Zea,
land and specially addressed mall for Ans
trahs Cvia San Nancsco)-MAy &c. SIS. Pa.
kloona.
samoan Islands, Australia and specially al.
dressed mail for New Zealand (yia San Fran.
ciscoI-June 8, SIS Ventura.
Hawaii and Guam-This mail Ia forwarded
10 the Pacific coast daily for despatch 10 des.
tinatou by the best opportunity,
japan, toreA, China, slam, Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies This mail IS for.
| TO destination by thr best opportunity.
The sun., 1919-05-10
FtRNIsmED APAaTMENT6 TO LET,

SPLENDID apartment rooms. facing
- ami vest every comfort. near park,
'-f"-a.tan Museum and Fifth Ave, LcnoN
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TAVTONf WANTED.
FACTORY WANTED

= 'aaso 80 O0O square feet in or near
20 NHrk city. Railway siding preferred.
ntiiN, With fun details, to r. F. NAT
nL., 3i Gold street Brooklyn.
The sun., 1919-05-10
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Ss Lepanto. from Hull
SIS LeonOrA. FROM Barcelona.
SIS Atlanta, from Spegia.
SIS Rita, from Tarrag ons.
SIS Enroll. from Algiers.
SIS Gouverneur de Lantsheere. from Antwerp
Sc Floridian from 81. Nazaire.
So Wilhelm Jebsen, from Glasgow.
IS Mauretanla. from Halifax
SIS W II Telford, from Port Eads
SIS Arapahoe, from Jacksonville.
IS CaOba. from Jacksonville
SIS Charles Pratt, from Baton Rouge
The sun., 1919-05-10
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

SIS wynooche, at Antwerp.
SIS Daram, at Havre.
IS Inertia. at 81. Michaels.
SIS Torild, at Hartlepool
Sc Iowan. ~ ~ Nssaire
SIS Harrisburg. at Liverpool.
SIS Roman Prince. nj Hsvre.
IS City OF Dunkirk. at Cristobal.
IS FL Mar. Mt Port Eads.
SIS FL Sud, at Galveston
The sun., 1919-05-10

FACTORY WANTED.

r WOLF. 1870 B'way. n. Y. The
/. u. w best along North Shore.
1. i. for sale or rent.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
srDuKRAN REAL EsrATE-FoR RENT

-TnTTESvILLE. 3ea Msrhattan: WEST
bLphMFIELD s. East Baldwin, 8 10 10
rooms. $50, 40 interest, $40 principal; 10
acre farm, RIDGEWOOD. Tent Building
Anlss ACkERMAS, 1877 Greenwich.
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PlandOne Estates

LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The sun., 1919-05-10

Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth street)
GRAND ST, ass, g W cor Essex ct. 22.px
50--Geo X Meckey and ano, exrs, TO
Morris A Freedman, 1915 TIN ev, and
ano,, all liens, April 20; atty. q q
ST MARKS PL. 70, sbssb.il. with a I
to strip between 18th ct and st Marks
pl--Augustus Van Horne stuyvesant to
Louise z Buchhols, on the premises.
b and .. g, all liens, May l; ettys
Lord. Day a Lord, 40 Wall at. 800
9TH ST. sos II, g. 2txe6-Feather Ex-
port Corp to Federation Feather Co, sos
r. 9th st. mtg $4,000, all liens, March
20; atty. b Koenigsbers % Nassau
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-17
CENTER SCHOOLS
70 CONSOLIDATE

Ccnterville and Center township are
awaiting favorable action By the town
council, which viii be taken at itt
next meeting. on the consolidation Of
Center township and the Centerville
schools. which will involve a $125,0O0
building. It 10 understood that the
council viii 20 on record as being
In favor Of the consolidation.
AZ the result ola meeting held on
Tuesday night the consolidation plans
were adopted by . practically unani-
NOUS vote Of school patrons. A gen.
,eral discussion was held, and the OPP
position expressed to the plan was
very light and confined to few per.
sons.
The schools will consolidate this
month In order to begin right after
the holidays, although formal consoli.
dation win not bo made until after the
next meeting Of tho town council.
The council, In session last evening.
adopted . resolution presented bQ
Township Trustee Medearis, TO name
two persons to act with him during
the two years which the local school
board has yet to serve. as a board
Of control. to have charge OF the school
teachers and to locate the new build.
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-17
Jersey.

Mr.. and Mrs. Link Adams spent Sat,
urday In Liberty the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle Barcus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Haag spent Sunday after.
noon with the latter's parents. MI. and
Mrs. Jacob Whiteman .. George
Bricka Of Cincinnati was the guest Of
Miss Lena Pohlar Sunday. 49,. Mrs.
Flora Rose called on Mrs. Ida Bran
denburg Monday afternoon. ..Omer
Doty and family spent Sunday in Lib
erty. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smalley
entertained Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevenson Of Richmond. Miss Ruby
Samuels spent last week the guest Of
Bud Johns and family and Arthur
Shepler and family. Mrs. Emma
Teegarden spent Saturday with Will
lam Teegarden and family. :. Arthur
Shepler took Miss Ruby Samuels to an
eye specialist in Cincinnati Saturday.
-. Miss Ruby Teegarden will give
Christmas entertainment at the New
Hope school house Saturday evening.
Dec. 20. Everyone cordially invited
to attend. . Lewis White and family
were shopping in Richmond Saturday.
.....Mrs. Fred Brookbank and Mrs.
Joe McMahan attended the Fairfield
Home Economics December meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Bertha Carey in Fairfield. 80.
Horace and Herschel Lamar made q
trip to Liberty Saturday. Mrs. Flora
Rose returned to her home after
spending q few days visiting relatices
at Anderson, Ind.
The Billingsville Ladies' Aid held q
bazaar at the church Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Miles and son Maurice were
in Liberty Friday. Mrs. Lewis
White and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White, Mrs. Laura Bandendistel, Miss
Iona Haag, Mrs. Iva Haag and Mrs.
Many Miles attended the bagaar at
Billingsville Thursday. Miss Laura
Du Bots Of Liberty is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. John Dris-
col. The Bath Standard Bearers
held very successful bazaar at the
hall at Golfers Corner Saturday. They
cleared $4,000. Miss Ella Driscol
returned home from New castle after
spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends. Joe McMahan and
family, John Driscol and family at
tended the Literary club meeting
Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson Smith. The High
land Economics club will hold their
December meeting with Mrs. Ethel
White and Mrs. Belva Pohlar. A
Christmas program will be given with
a Christmas pudding at the last. All
members are urged to be present. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Bandendistel. Miss
Iona Haag, Mrs. Iva Haag and Mrs.
Bertha La Mar attended the bazaar
at Golfers Corner Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. James Risingeer are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson in
Richmond. Walter Pohlar and wife
were shopping in Richmond Saturday.
ELMER Templeton and Frank
Templeton made a business trip to
Brookville Monday. .. Robert NIGEL.
wei and family and Miss Etfie and Fay
Croker called on Mrs. Rachel Crock
er at Liberty Sunday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-17

Federation OF Farmers was held In. the
high school auditorium at SARATOGA,
Monday evening. An address was
made by Senator Miles ]. Furnas. fol-
lowed by general discussion. A large
crowd was In attendance.
The case Of Margaret Matchett
against Jesse Lewis has been venued
to Newcastle, Henry county. The
plaintiff charges Lewis assaulted her.
and that his act resulted IN breaking
up her home. Her husband, according
to the complaint. has since refused to
live with her. She asserts her repu-
tation has been damaged to the ex-
tent of $1,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-17
eleven YEARS OF
RHEUMATISM now
FINALLY RELIEVED
Randolph Co., Ind, Farmer .
Joints Ached 20 Bad He
Could Not Sleep, But Had to
Get Up and Walk the Floor.
Declares Dreco Wiped Out
Every Pain for Him After
He Had Tried Many Other
Remedies,

For the past eleven years have
not known what 1t was to be free from
rheumatism" are the words Of that
highly esteemed farmer, Mr.. Terrell
Clemens Of Union Port, Randolph
county, Indiana.
MY back ached constantly and I
was SO stir could hardly bend over.
My joints ached SO barly at night that
l could not sleep but would walk the
floor. Ny kidneys were acting bad
and my liver was sluggish. I tried
everything heard of that was good
for rheumatism and aching joints, but
they failed to do me any good.
One day l was in Muncie and heard
a lot of talk about Dreco, and the mar
velous good it was doing for the folks
around there, SO l bought some Dreco,
took it home and started taking it.
That proved to be the best money I,
ever spent, for soon my joints began
to grow easy and before many days
passed was free from pain; some
thing l hadn't known for years. The
pains have not returned either. So
am very happy over my deliverance.
My liver has been worked OF well and
my kidneys regulated. Dreco sure is
one grand medicine"
Dreco acts on the bowels and re.
lieves constipation, thereby removing
the cause of many troubles. It will
be noticed after taking Dreco, the
headaches fail to appear; the nerves
are soother, sound sleep is induced;
the appetite increases; no more dizzy
spells; tho stomach and the kidneys
perform their duty of straining the
poisons from the blood, thereby put
ting stop to rheumatism and other
disorders. 81 SO @,.~7.- ',
Mr.. Powers, the well known Dreco
expert, has headquarters at Thistle
th~aite's drug store, to meet the local
public and explain the merits of this
great remedy. See him today.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-17
WINCHESTER COUPLE
ARRIVE IT SION
IN SOUTH AMERICA

WINCHESTER, Ind. Dec. 17-John
L. ,Wllmosop d. life long resident Of
this county. = dead at his home In
Hldeovillo. He IL survived by the
widow ana hve children, D. w. VII
moro and Mrs. Ed. u Brown OF thic
city. John l.. Wilmore Of Martins
vieW. Okla, Guy l.. Wilmore and Lee
Wllmore, Of Ridgeville.
Tho December settlement sheet for
collection OF state. county, revenue
and other taxes for the year, 1918.
payable In 1919, made by County
Auditor, James NJ. Brown. to the treas
uref, Melvin Null, was completed on
Saturday and mailed to tho state
auditor. Mr.. Brown and his assist
ants, Miss Doris Browne and Miss
Mary Conner, completed the settlement
sheat ahead Of time. and 1t IL believed
% 10 the nrBt one to reach the state
Suit for foreclosure Of mechanics
lien, brought by Cotats T. Brawley
Manning and b. s. Jarrett and Annie
Manning and b. 3. Jarrett VI. James
E. Manning and Annie Manning, were
on saturday compromised ana dis
missed.
a the homs Of the brides mother.
Mrs.. Rllla Gutheil. at high noon. sun
day. occurred the marriage OF Miss
Wava Gutheil and John BurnsWcrth.
Miss 0utheil was reared In this city.
Her father was the late Charles Guth.
ell. member of . prominent family OF
this city. The groom 10 In the army.
stationed In South Carolina, to which
place they went after the wedding
dinner which was served to relatives
aadea few intimate friends.
Mrs.. n. ]. Hinshaw, east Of the city.
has received word Of the safe arrival
Of her son. Alva Hinshaw ana wife,
In II Pas, Bolivia, South America
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinshaw have gone to
that country as missionaries sent by
the Friends church. It took them hve
weeks TO make the trip.
The marriage Of Glen Rogers and
Miss Elizabeth Money was solemnixed
at high noon Monday in the M. q.
parsonage. this city, the Rev.. O., T.
Martin performing the ceremony.
They will reside In Union City.
The Rev. D. r. Lusk and the Rev.
Bertha Driver, both Of Farmland, are
holding revival services at the White
Union Christian church, near Middle
ton, Ind.
A1CeuSe 10 WcO WAS AsSOcU 0oIu1Ody
to Arnold Myers, AZ, Darke county,
Ohio, and Mrs. Loretta Stack, SS.
Farmland. H
The case Of David Rockhill versus
James A. Bales, for the appointment
Of . guardian was heard Saturday be-
fore Judge Shockney.
In Squire Coats court Saturday,
suit was fled by the M. L. Mills and
company store against Millard Borec
on account. The case will be heard on
Tuesday, Dec. 16. ~
Watson Leaves for Europe.
Word has been received by relatives
that Captain Edwin Watson. son Of
Senator and Mrs. James e. Watson, of
Warrington. d. c., formerly Of this
city, sailed for Europe on Dec. 10. He
had been appointed q special messen-
ser % france by the United States
government.
The Christmas bazaar, held Friday
and Saturday, by thes Tri Kappa Sor-
ority, was q financial success. the
amount taken I, having amounted to
over $500. with about $50 expense.
bororily members Will continue to
sell Red Cross Christmas seals.
A meeting Of the Ward township