davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-10-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. ass E--Herman steinbuehisr.
Inc. agt Maria Gallo. owner and con-
tractor; David Gallo. contractor. s246.45
s0TH ST, As to 90 w-United ~ Building
Co, Inc, agt Walter C Cramp and
John Viscardi, owners and contract.
rR eTs sT ISIS to i;s7.Maci d Mack sst
Joseph ] Culiman, owner; Chas T Stork
& Co, Inc. lessee and contractor. ~, 30
18TH ST, 1s2 w-Oscar Schweitzer agt
Florence l. Gofte and Elizabeth q Bur-
CESS owner; Manhattan Contracting Co.
contractor 49,. ....,.'. Ss,SVo
f Jones. owner; Jacob Muller. contract
s5TH ST. is E.wiliiiiam Holland axt Louis
J Pooler. owner; VIM T Middleton, con-
slsT ST. 50 E-wrliam Holland sgt 50
East 6lst st Co. Inc. owner: VIM T Mid
WEST ST, 4os-Davey Erecting Co. Inc.
agt II w Realty Co. Inc. and Katie
Polansky owners and contractors. 81, $50
The sun., 1919-10-20

900, Oct is. . yrs. SSb; atty. e Michels,
277l Creston ay. .................sS' $4,000
MA iSsaaI 1S doldOsfs 5es ssa AZ Roth
s ssss I Es%ssr, ~ &c! e. Co. ,sS b5Ss
wTEf8ssTERH, Az. :. lis n SiediOrd PARK
blvd, 50x120.11--van Deveer Estates,
Inc, to Bronx Investment Co, 400 Bwag,
Oct IS. yrs. 90; atty, Merrill a Il,
FOX OK ST. iSS7i, :. si.siiooatiuisiave Hal,
perm and ano 70 l. Estelle Corner. az
Thos X Mailer, 1t1 Bway.... $500
18TH ST, sss =. n $. s7.sxioo-st John
Realty Corpn to Howard Realty and De-
900. Oct u, instaiis, ~; astys. Hunt;
uY HrS., Az s ss TO Aaron kosr 81
stalls. 81; atty, Title Quar- 6 t Co, I5s
,s nTa' ST. asi5 u. rs. iis.;xioo.XlScft J
Feohter to Minnie Essenwanger, g. I'd st,
Mt Vernon, Y. prior mtg $500 , Oct
II. due. &C. as per bond; atty Ti nae
18th ST. tli.1s q, ns, 76;!xioo--Max
GGrsntwood. J. Oct r. yrs. Sc st ~
TIFFANY ST, e2o-4. . g. lots, each 9ss
10 mtss ,. each l,drSe, saIs Hos
A Trube. 81 Freeman 81; 1880
TELLER Av. $780, 9, s.sxs2.s--Regna
Windermann to Kathryn M Korstegsr,
1880 Teller av, prior mtg $4,000, Oct ~
yrs. bhSS atty. Title Guar Co. as n8
rAY H15 Avv. idii a.. ssxioo.cisrs
Seams to Mary J Higgins, 7si Kelly st.
prior mtg $4,000 Oct II instslls,. * !;
3sp EeA Av nsrr.R part s,' S and a
Cotter to Mary Bagge. estl Marion av,
Oct 10. installs, e%; attys. Davis. a
9. 81 Nassau st. .:.........:.. :s2.6oo
NERE1D Av. n 8. 1862 W White Plains I'd.
25x99. s--Jos q vanKirk to Chas e Haus-
cit, IA w 1920 st, Oct IT, yrs So ;
atty. Title Guar q Co. 17e Broad.
CITY IsIAND Nv. =. All Land eonveyed
lsland-Jacob wesp TO J Mortimer Bell.
Salisbury. Conn, extr, Oct .. yrs, SO
atty, Lawyers 7 & Co, 1eo Bway. 81. 500
HULL Av. s. 26 :osth st, 25x1oo..
. Margt d Brown to Henrietta living. 81
Alexander av, Yonisers. N Y. Oct IT,
yrs. So; atty, Title Guar q Co, lae
ro nTs sT or av. q. as lisa Ct
25xioC--John D walsh to Andrew Tur.
bino, 1909 Topping av. Oct II, 3 yrs
stty T G Price, sol fremont av; $4,000
is3D ST. n s, so W Hughes av, 2bx75-
John II NJ Pennetto to Michclina Ls
Porta, Tuclxahos, " Y, Oct (. due Apri
/. 1923. SO: atty. NJ La Porta, Tucks;
w 4Hs Xv. 5. tsi.a Gun Hi 'y I'd
isx74.s-wm II Jones to Dormond Ritz
Co, 200 Bway. pr mtg $4,000. Oct Is
instals. 60: attys. Myers s. Ss
1 BwaY ~,
The sun., 1919-10-20
RECORDED LEASES.


PARK ROW

PARK ROW. 21l-13n str and b-Heurietta
kommel to Nicholas Koutrouis. 81 Henry
st, Is yTs from Oct /, 1919; atty. Chas W
Gould, o Beekman Announcements $40
WEST END AV, 1893, apt. Sd n--Benj b
Kirkland to Jnoi u Clifford is w SD st,
yr from Oct ], 1910. / yr renewal; atty,
Richard A Gels, $50 Fulton st. Brook:
sRyoSoME' ST loo ana b.Moriri: Ru tG
to Sam Dobkin. S25 " l79th at, 2h yrs
from Nov 1. 1919. yrs renewal. at
$3.50; atty, / Jos Rose. 40 Nassau
A1ENi,1E r. 1oa TN ut a;tttt.1oS
Av Corp TO Leo C Goldstein, lot Av e,
yrs from May l, 1921 49,. 81, $50
2TTH ST. 11a W, al-Max Gross ct al 20
from Feb /, 1920 TO. Jan /. 1882; atty,
BRoApwAY. a75s; iosth st, $50 W. ave
stores-samuel Mcmillan TO Adolph Orn-
stein, 2O4 w 106th st. yrs from May !,
1919; attys, schlesinger L. 10 Wall
eTsH sT' sis e. s. the isnd.w2'S NV W
Astor to Mary Miller ct al. 2242 Webster
av, 20 yrs from May 1, 1919 atty. Jno II
O'Brien, 1891 Dawson av. Bronx, $3.50
SD AV, 8, 900 W Av A, 26x9O, the land
VIM v Aston TO Mary Miller ct al. 2242
Webster av, 20 s-l2 yrs from Sept ],
1919: atty, Jno II o'Brien. 230l Dawson
aV, Bronx. .......--'. s.s''''''''''. SSoV
Bronx.
BOSTON RID, ls92, str-Chas J Roltin 10
Leon Cohen, l41 Crosby av, Bkiyn, yrs
from Nov !. 1919; atty. " Freeman. 81
William 81 .......'.''.''..'......
The sun., 1919-10-20

sented by p. IL Peck. his three houses
on the shore at Eiberon, N. ].
5. s. Walstrum-Gordon Sc Fofman
sold for Samuel A. Dunn the dwelling
at a. Hope street. Ridgcwood, N. J.,
to Mrs. Emma ]. Moore of Saddle
River. N. j., and for Harry c. Umland
II East Franklin avenue to Clifford
Il. Preston of Manhattan.
Louis Schlesinger, Inc, sold for James
M. Fits TO Charles Van Pelt the two
family house at 307 Clifton avenue,
Newark, N J.; for John w. Duncan
of Brooklyn and Anna C. Duncan Of
Lakehurst, N. j.. to Michael A. Megaro
the plot 60x100 with some old frame
buildings at 40S, 410 and 4i2 Broad
street, Newark, and for the estate Of
Addie A. Condit to Mary e. w. Clark
the frame house with two car garage. on
plot 50x225, at $40 Sumner avenue,
Woodside, N. j.
The Mountain Lakes Company sold
to F. d. Gerhart of Brooklyn home
on Prospect road and Lowell avenue.
en- site overlooking the lakes.
l.. N. Nicholson 6 Co. sold houses
on their development at Lyndhurst,
N. j., to Henry Collins, Alban Esche.
Henry b. Anderson, Roy A. Ellis, John
Miller. Marie Liebholz, John ]. Luzzle.
William Buddle, d. Boehme and Henry
Speilman; also plots to John W. De
Hart and Elizabeth w. Tanning.
Louis schlesinger, Inc. sold for Ed
ward j. Maier to Lieut.. Charles OGara
Of the Newark Detective Bureau the
two family house at $40 Clifton avenue,
Forest Hill. N. j., and for Louis Clark
to Edward ]. Maier the house. 50x100,
| at SOS and $40 Ridge street, Forest Hill,
N. j.
The estate of Louise Conner sold the
property known as Interwellen, sit
I'uated on Ocean avenue, Sea bright,
N. j.. to the Thornton Realty Company
through william II. Hintelmann. The
property has a frontage on the Atlantic
Ocean of 255 feet, a similar frontage on
the east and west sides of the Ocean
Boulevard and on the shore of the South
Shrewsbury River The residence con-
| tains ten master bedrooms, seven maids
| rooms and six bathrooms.
The estate Of Louise Conner sold the
property known as the Haven. situated
on the Ocean Boulevard at Seabright to
John l. Nener'r. This property ad-
oins the property known as Interwellen
! purchased by the Thornton Realty Com.
pany. The sale was effected by WI liz n
II. Hintelmann and the price Of $4,000
included the furnishings. The property
has frontage on the Atlantic Ocean o
| ITS feet. with similar frontage or
each side of the Ocean Boulevard and
on the South Shrewsbury River.
| Mrs. Chauncey Kerr sold her Buens
Vista avenue. Rumson, N. J., residence
to Harold Van Time through william
II. Hinteimann. The property has :
| frontage on Buena Vista avenue II 20t
feet ard contains a little over Nhre,
acres. 1t adjoins the grounds of the
Rumson Country Club on the west.
The sun., 1919-10-20
Yoxgras REALTY co. is busy.

OF the list OF transfers of property In
Yonkers reported In the Real Estate
Record of Westchester county In the
issue OF the week OF october the sales
Of eight of the parcels were negotiated
through the office OF Thomas S. Burke.
Frances c. Deedmeyer conveyed to
Philip ]. O'Brien the property at 46
Morris street Grace e. ERb'oin con-
veyed AGA Warburton avenue to Beatrice
Fine. Thomas Stewart conveyed rs
Lawton street to Clara c. Nicolai .
Landscape Realty Company conveyed a
plot OF four lots on the west side of
Landscape avenue to Herbert w. Heath ;
Jessie Hoyt conveyed "a Fairfield road
10 Gustav Robinson; Charles Wynn ct
Al. conveyed 80 Landscape avenue to
John A. Marcato.
The sun., 1919-10-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan,

torney.)
Manhattan.
18TH ST, 234-44--Hdqrs Bldg Assn Of
the Grand United o o OF to VIM
Goldstone. May 81. 1917; atty. Title Guar
nth ST. ST. 70 10 and away q EDofo;hy wiImsT
4s7 f Houston st, to Nathan Horwitz
a %Sn aa ss sspi fulton asi t. f biyn ns
1857 fsfH sr. $. 900 7tn av. a5.ioc. OIL
june %. 1901; atty. Title Guar Z 7 co:
asrR s ST. $. Ics.7 7th av. runs SIS
" 14 Di't to ses&East sctS st c. Constr Co
to State Realty & Mort Co. Apr 10. 1911:
atty. state Realty Mort Co. II Pine
SANE prRoPEiR;TY-;siame' to same. tg :.
GOTH 81. : s:s s E IVES, End End av, ssx
ersviiie, Va. Oct 5. 1916; atty. ny Bo-
54TH ST, iis w-Harry j Cough to Abr
bert S ouackenbush. Dec 10. 1907: atty.
BRoADWAY. 7sS-J K Estate Realty
SS ct hcra o q Han asSS H
W s7th st. oct rs, 1915; attys Kurzman
q F. 25 Broad st ........ .sl2, ooO
1 MORT: and Katy we nls sS to the Sea
mems Bank for Saw, Oct "a, 1904; ettys
cadwalader, W & 7, 40 Wall st. .s55. 0oo
l7sTH ST, s, 81 Haven av, 50x92.6-
Nevah Constr Co to Bryant Constr Co
May II, 1915; attys. Darlington P. zoo
17sTH ST, q s. 81 Haven av, tcssS s.sOC
Nevah Constr Co to Bryant Constr Co
May II, 1915: attys, Darlington & Pierce
18TH ST. All Ei.Metta ii ccrdes. admx
to Geo D Boschen. lis Liberty st. Dec
10, 1893; attys. Armstrong & Keith, &C
wall St Sl.Du
WATER ST. c Roosevelt st, 31x57x30N
5o-Mary Byrnes. e01 Front st. to Anna
Intermann (Schieranhack). Jan 10
1911; atty. Jno F Couch. 271 Bway so. 800
10TH ST. n s. 800 I'd av, 25x102 2--Jacot
| and Elise Rosenstein to the Emigran
Indust SsH Bank. Sept 8, 1870; atty, Jnc
Born. 1854 I'd av...................s ST 00t
10TH ST. n g. 275 I'd av. 25x102 2-samt
10 same Sent 4, 1870. .............S7.0O 200
37TH ST. 2n2-4 w-Rettv " Hawks %
Mary 4 walsh, Aug r 1910: atty g
18TH ST. 20s--same to Rose Byrnes Ana
4. 1910; atty. same ............. .s24 900
The sun., 1919-10-20
SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 10th STREET-Simon s.
Friedberg sold to Samuel Wiesenberg
the three story dwelling at 155 West
l20th street. A. Kane Company rep
resented the sellers.
WEST NINETY-FTRST STREET
James H. Cruikshank sold to Frank
Melville, Inc. So West Ninety-arst
street, three story dwelling. on plot
lSxl00. Dwights, Archibald & Perry
were the brokers.
WEST 141ST STREET-Moore, Schultz
4 Co. sold for the Norbert-Wolff Com
pany the four story American base
ment private dwelling. 462 West 141st
street, lSx199.11. to Philip Peter Null
Ter.
WEST FoRTY-EIGHTH STREET,.
B. English sold for Hugh REILLY the
three story dwelling at 243 West For
ty-eighth street. on plot 20x100.
WEST FIFTIETH STREET-Horace s.
Ely & Co. sold for Warner B. Matti-
son, trustee. the property at 234 West
Fiftieth street. an old wooden build
ing, on lot 25x1o05, to a client of J.
B. English.
EAST NINETY-FIFTH STREET
David Pasinsky sold to Nicholas
kraus. through Jacob Goldstein, 32S
and $40 East Ninety-fffth street, a
six story new law apartment house. on
plot 40x100.
EAST BRoADwAY-The Charles r.
Noyes Company sold for the Hudson
City Savings Institution OF Hudson
n. Y, 100 East Broadway. between
Eldridge and Pike streets, a sever
story store and loft building, on lot
25x65. The purchaser is Harry Aron'
son. Inc. Lurie & Feinberg. attorneys
represented the purchaser.
EAST 10th STREET-G. Cohen SOLD
Tor the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
company, 123 and 125 East l20tt
street, two five story houses.
The sun., 1919-10-20
oner A. G. spaIdins q Bros. stock

William A. Read & Co. are offering
ct 100 and accrued dividend $4,000, O0C
I per cent cumulative first preferred
stock OF A. C. Spalding & Bros. athletic
equipment manufacturers and dealers
The stock Is part Of an authorized issue
of $5,000.0o0 and brings the total
amount outstanding TO s3,976.9Oo. IT.
estimated net irH-ne' for 1919 is 81.
$4,000. equal to f0Lr and three-quarters
times its dividend requirements. Begin
ming In 1921 a sinking fund of at least
3 per cent per annum of the tota
amount of first preferred stock issued
is provided for Its purchase up to the
redemption price. which is lis and ac,
crued dividend.
The sun., 1919-10-20
U. s. Loses on Wool Sales.

According to figures made public by
the General Statistics Branch of the War
Department the raw wool disposed of
by the Government from November 23,
1918. to date. was sold at an average
loss of IL cents a pound. The report
states that 334,999.3s8 pounds of wool
were sold during the period. for which
tine proceeds were sa01,S10,2S5, the av-
erage price being 60 cents a pound
The average purchase price was II
cents q pound.
For all the wool sold to date. includ.
ing that disposed of previous to No.
vember 20, the average selling price OF
90 cents a pound Is 8 cents a pound less
than the cost to the Government.
The sun., 1919-10-20
STRIKE MAY TURN
BACK BIG CARGOES
Valuable Textiles, Wearing
Apparel and Other Goods
Held Up.
Three Piece Suits
Planned for Women

Forecasts Of spring fashions by
women's apparel manufacturers here
who arc preparing for their lines for
the new season indicate that the three
piece type OF suit win be favored by
many. Suits developed in this style
are being imported in large numbers
for spring collections.
Stylists hero say that Jackets for
spring win be longer, while skirts
may be q little wider. but not In a
wide effect"
The sun., 1919-10-20
TIRE CORP. LEASES ON B'wAY.

The Amalgamated Tire Stores Corpor-
alton announces the closing of a lease
for FIVE story building advantageously
located at 1884 Broadway. which will be
used as general offices and warehouse
for the distribution OF merchandise to
Its retail stores In the Eastern district.
A warehouse and sales store has also
been opened in Atlanta. Ga, TO take care
Of Its stores located in the Southeast
The sun., 1919-10-20

White sold for Peter Weber to Il. C.
Russ the fve-story new law apart
ment at l212-4 Nelson avenue.
KELLY STREET--Bernard s. Deutsch
sold 1044 Kelly street. four-story
double fat, 25xl00. to Leon Cross
man. Max Schachter was the brokel
BRIGGS AVENUE-Horace s. Ely &
Co. 1857 Briggs avenue. on lot
2Oxs1.J, for Hanson c. Gibson. to a
client of David Mintz.
The sun., 1919-10-20
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

FORT WASHINGTON Av. 25l &C A
CHIC performance): atty. v 8 Lippe.
CHRISTOPHER ST S4-chas r Fink ct nj
aKt Marie + Thode ct al (partition) ;
atty, s Mansfield.
MoRNINGsIDE Av. W cor 18th st,
IOO.1Ixs0-Union Chemical Glassware
Co, Inc agt John C Wildwood Realty
Corp (specihc performance); atty. ]. /
Berman.
Bronx.
Lots Nos 5s2-5s3 (parts of map of prop
erty belonging TO George + and Henry
b opdyke. eith Ward-N East Annual
ealena Haas ct al (foreolos Of mtE)
attys, Darlington & Pierce.
The sun., 1919-10-20
To End Check Frauds.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 10. A nationwide
campaign for organized protection for
merchants and banks against passers OF
fraudulent checks will be started this
week by the Retail Credit Mems Ma
t!onal Association.
According to the plans announced a,
the national headquarters of the asso-
citation here, zones will be established
throughout the country to facilitate the
circulation of bulletins among banks
stores and police officials, giving infor.
nation which will be of assistance In
detecting and preventing the practice OF
the Check artists"
The sun., 1919-10-20
OH Rent Cases settled In Week.

The bulk OF the work OF the Committee
on Rent Profiteerlng In adjusting DIFF
ferences between tenants and landlords
last week was in The Bronx. or a total
OF 97l cases settled. c or nearly 81
per cent were Bronx disputes. OF the
remaining settlements, 2i3 were in Man
haitian and las in brooklyn. The bases
for smoothing out rent troubles involV-
ing nearly all the 97l families were con-
cessions on the part of landlords, ac-
cordlng 10 Nathan HiTsch. chairman OF
the committee.
The sun., 1919-10-20
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

J. Albert Joantra sold the dwelling, %
x100, at 342 Bovine avenue. Flushing
owned by Hartus f Wilkinson of East
Orange. n. j., to John Charlton of Elm
hurst.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold four lots in
Block Q and four lots on Beach Forty.
second street, Edgemere.
The sun., 1919-10-20
uuILDING AT WOODLAND.

An extensive building operation has
been started on Woodlawn Heights on
Katonah avenue. Houlihan & Son.
builders and contractors. have started
construction OF twenty enc family dwell
ings. The houses viii be stucco on inter-
locking hollow tile. They will have
seven sooms and unfinished attic.
The sun., 1919-10-20
show New Spring silks.

Cheney Bros open their spring line
of silks for the wholesale trade to-day
The collection consists almost wholly OF
foulards, but with degree of variation
seldom seen in the line OF one firm
Prices range from s2.25 to s4.45.
The sun., 1919-10-20
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Edward p. Hamilton & Co. sold for
William Shackford his residence at 4SS
Meeker street. South Orange, N. J., to
c, r.. Piper
Charles s. Hirsch sold 10 an operator
through s. Osgood Pell & Co., repre-
The sun., 1919-10-20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

IAN II III TAN.
Satisfied judgments filed Saturday: frs
name that of the debtor:
Berkowitz. Israel, and Sam Sha-
Il. 1915. ................,..... 1900 i
Sept. 10, 1917. ................ soBs
Leicht, leopold. A. Smith:
Jan. 25, 1918. .........,..,:.. I.o51,s
Remington, Lewis E.--J. II. Cohen
ct al; Feb. 1. 1s19.,.......... +33.a
BRONX.
Hinkelday. Chris--C. Il. Bohland;
Dec. Il. 1slS.........,.-..... $+es.l
The sun., 1919-10-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

scTH ST. 1es E--Joseph Won Render nEt
i6s Esat Ssth ST Corpn ct al; Oct II.
1919 (by depos!p ..,...,....... .'llISe
The sun., 1919-10-20
Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions In bankruptcy filed Saturday:
H. p. WORTH COMPANY. INC.-Invoiun-
tary. Ill Reade street. Liabilities and
TONERS. Lesser Bros. 2ss Broadway. Re
ceiver. Maurice L. Shame, bond 81, 900.
DuRELL GREGORY & Co.-Involuntary,
II Wall street. Liabilities and assets
not given Principal creditor: Herman
L. Strip, bond $40,
WILLIAM p, SCHRAMM - Involuntary,
l25th street and Lenox avenue. Llabili
ties, $4,000. assets not given. Attor-
ney for petitioner. Eugene L. Bondy. s6s
BARUCH KAMPF-voiuntary, il2 West
Seventy-eighth street. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets nil. Principal creditors: n. on
ner. $500; V. Badinell. Sl.sOS; Western
Flower and Feather Company. $2s0 At
torney for petitioner Bernard F. Nathan.
Observation-Disclosures & LEDERER-rnvol-
untary. 575 Third avenue. Liabilities
and assets not given. Principal credit
tors: Wilson Co., Inc. N,4l4: Maggie
6HnhiTs Company ;aoa 7s Gu;hfri led
petitioner. Dashen & Barnett, Is Park
FRTDA HEIpELBURGER-vo $50
Riverside Drive Liabilities. $2s.S79; as
sets $4,000. Principal creditors; The
ls4; Nannette Miller. 5000; Lawyers
Mortgage Company. s4,ol5. Attorney
for petitioner. Mark G. Holstein, IS Mas
KILMAN Observation-Disclosures, 7Is
Jackson avenue: Liabilities, $685.; As:
Mazer, isac; Nathan Gordon. ssl7;
S pfh Samuel 6. fit%in. ,tSt t
broau"sy' ,,,nox.ux,-.
The sun., 1919-10-20
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.
MORTGAGES.

tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
WASHINGTON ST. 5 Jane st, 80 6xG3,
Oct 1b-Wm II and Helen NJ hammers
cry, 8 yrs, Ga %, pr mtg $4,000: attys
Cadwalader. w r 40 Wall ct. .s12 600
BEAVER ST. e c New st. runs e 4l1x
0S.b to n 8 Marketneld at W 32.e to
New st n 1913 to beg, m, Oct IT
Castillo Bldg Corpn to Enigrant Indust
Say Bank. yrs, 5i4 es atty, Edw Mo
CLARK ST, 1924, e 9. 50x90. Oct 10
Aborn Steel Co to Title Guar & Trust
Go, 1T0 Bway. due and Int as per
The sun., 1919-10-20
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.

Judgments fled Saturday: nrst name
that OF the debtor;
Altman. Harry. Dachis ct al. ssss.sS
City OF y. VI ]. Rice. 500, 90
Diamond. Geo. Nm. Yerman.. 2s4.2o
Dalton; James H.-Manhattan
rass' NathSn.W. Gcidman...... iao,ti
Geiger, John-K. Keosayian. So. s,s4l.es
HetZel. James-A G. Hecht.... 1871
]. Blaustein Co.-Lewis De
J,ffy y0h . corp,.J e. Gaiincy.... :.iss.sS
smagler--McKesson & Robbins 6siU
Cartny ..........:... .i774soss
Lewis. sydney s.-A. stoweli... i.isSii
LILLIAN Walker Productions. Inc.
Co. .................... 1851
Msrziani. Frank-A. sartori ct al. l.ssii'
Misthai. Joseph ((Mistral Hat
co,)-chicago Bargain House.
o. G. 'Heinze. .....!..,:,.....,. l,s7ast
Rstohik. Max MA. N. sch;warits ..O2is:
''V al. ',......,..............:,.. I,lss7e
&c Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pr.' us.si
sk cor. Inc so"n' 77s2:
BRONX
NE H. EcSstein ~. .'e.,.,,...,,..... '2?s7s
btoI psonis stale Of =, -. 500. 90
peutsch, Mollie-Eiuner & Amend 6s.4i
Harlan Otis--N. y. Bibio Society 4,iGA. a
CO.. Inc. ........,........... 4sa,a-
The sun., 1919-10-20

Peterson, Charles IA B.
Erickson ..............,... 21s2O
Co. ................... I2ss9
Rothbaum, Samuel-H. 3. Salo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07
Was UNABLE TO
TIE HIS Shoes
Farmer Gets Rid Of Rheumatism
and Gains Twenty.Four
Pounds. =

"Tanlac not only added "a pounds
to my weight but 10 has put me In
~ good health rs Lever was In my
life," said August Heihs. we'll
known farmer Of Morton, ILL.,, while
talking to the Tanlac representa-
tive recently.
For four years / have been trou-
bled with rheumatism and indiges-
sti0n," continued Mr.. Heihs, "and l
have seen many q day when l gave
clean out while working in the.
field and would have to lie down
until could get enough strength
to get back to the house. The
rheumatism bothered me SO bad
that. every morning I had to rub
my legs before l could stand up
and my back hurt terribly and was
so stin that when / stopped over
sometimes 1t looked like the pains
would kill me. My joints were stiff
and II I moved even the least bit
had an awful pain and often /
couldn't stoop over to tie my shoes.
had such a poor appetite that
many q morning didn't touch a
bite for breakfast and whenever l
did eat . little something indiges-
ton troubled me SO much that I
was sure to be In misery for hours
Afterwards. My kidneys were out
Of order and l was hardly ever able
to get good nights rest. Last
spring my condition got SO bad that
l wasn't able to do my work, and
i gave up completely for several
weeks l could hardly get out Of the
house. n
The man I hired to take my
place had tried Tanlac and he rec
commended It to me so highly that
! commenced taking it. Well, sir,
to make y long story short, Tanlac
proved itS worth and now today l
haven't pain in my body and can
do Is hard days work as any
man. I don't have q trace of the
rheumatism any more and my back
doesn't hurt me at all and my kid
neys were never in better shape.
eat three square meals every day
and digest them without a sign Of
indigestion and I sleep like . log
every night. Az I told you I have
gained "a pounds Ind I feel just
like q man wants to feel. In fact,
couldn't ask to be in better
health and all the credit is due to
Tanlac."
Tanlac 10 sold In Rock Island ~
Bengston's drug store, in Moline by
]. H. Schrbeck. In East Moline b.
J. W. Dougherty, In Reynolds BY
John H. O'Leary. and in Port Byrcn
by o. L. Dailey.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07

In the case, who II II but passes,
and did pas for 10, appeared q
witness this morning ana said GER
tain things IN Moore's favor, which
however, failed to overbalance the.
facts IN the case
{ The two left Muscatine. whore
Bertha's parents live and WHARF
Moore had been working under the
name Of I'd Curry, for some wesks,
on Oct IL. They procured = mar
riage license from the county
clerks once here, and then went to
Donahue. Iowa. after being mar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-07
CAN'T Be TOO.
CAREFUL WHEN
. TAKING 4 Wife


Needles and pins. needles and
pins:
When . man marries his trouble
begins"
Such II the thought which &C.
cupies the mind Of one Dan J..
Moore. known ct various times and
places - also Ed Lee snd Ed Lee
Curry. For several weeks he has
been dwelling In the city Jail. 1t
hit him full force this morning how
ever, whom shortly before noon
Judge Nels A. Larson consigned
him to the county jail for six
months and attached an additional
penalty Of payment Of $500, incar-
ceration to continue until the fine
and costs have been paid.
And 1t all grew out Of = marriage.
Pretty Bertha Wells, the woman