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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-16
Maurice Dambois Gives
His Third 'CellO Recital

Maurice Dambois, assisted by l.. II
Grunberg at the piano, gave his third
cello recital of the season yesterday
afternoon at Aeolan Hall. Both play
ers possess artistic sincerity arb
abundant technical skill
There was little of the spectacular
in the music offered. 1t scared, rather.
in regions of imagination and sentiI
ment, without attempt to plumb thk
deeps. Debussy's "En Bateu," "Melot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-16

die by Faure, a Meditation" by
Ysaye, and an "Adagio" by Handel
we're given with understanding end
warmth of feeling, while the Second
Concerto of Victor Herbert, and pieces
by composers from Haydn to the play
ers themselves, were played with ap-
propriate variety Of style.
"Passepied" by Delibes- Grunberg.
and the Schubert "Perocuse" gave espe
clal pleasure. Mr.. Grunberg furnished
admirable accomplishments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-16

FABLES. A collection Of musical instru-
ments and nautical, Photographic, and
other instruments of scientific charac-
ter will also be included in tie sale,
which will take place on the afternoons
of Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-16

by E. w. Redfieid, was the winner of
the Altman prize of $1,000, and the
$500 Altman prize was awarded TO
Gardner Symons for "Shimmering
Trees" A portrait entitled "The Lit
tie Green Hat" by Irving Wiles. Sc
cured the Isaac \. Maynard prize of
$500, and to Malcolm PARCEL was
awarded the Status medal for merit
for "Louine."
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Many More Decide TO !
Own Homes in Brooklyn
Buyers for Dwelling Houses
in All Sections of
the Borough

The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 1906 Carroll Street. two and one
halfstory one-family dwelling. on lot
2oxl00, for ]. Warren Newkirk to
client for occupancy.
The Meister Builders have sold to
Smith & Sons, builders, I'll Foster
Avenue, a plot 100x1oo, for building
purposes.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alco Building Company two one-fam-
lily semi detached brick dwellings at
Mapleton Park at 2146 Sixty-sixth
Street to Harry Jacobs. and 2149 Six
ty-sixth Street to Marcia Tekul.
Frank A. Scover & Co. have sold 4S0
Fifty-ffth Street. two-family house, for
&. c. Murray: 81 Ovington Avenue,
one-famiiy frame house, for +. w.
Mexican; 69l5 Ridge Boulevard. one
family brick house, for c. 0. West. and
II Bergen Place. a two family frame,
for Mary Van Eron.
man the plot on the southwest corner
of Eighteenth Avenue and Seventy-sev--
enth Street to a client for improve
ment, with two-family houses. The
property was held at Sf2,500.
Through the agency of F. c. Sauter
Josef Girard has sold to John B. Don
ovan the two-story and basement
brownstone dwelling at 3S33A Sixth
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
National City Company
Takes $7,OOO,OOO Is
sue on Trinity and
Realty Building g $
Marks New Method
In Property Finance
Bonds To Be Marketed
Broadcast; Will Relieve
Pressure on r e a 1t y

No announcement to the real estate
world made in recent years has car
ried such interest as that of Laurence
McGlire, president of the United
States Realty and Improvement Com
pany, who yesterday explained the de-
tails of the refnancing Of the Trinity
and Realty buildings on lower Broad
way through the purchase by the Ma
t;onal City Company of an issue of
s7,oOO,OOo of first mortgage bonds,
guaranteed by the realty company.
In making the announcement Mr..
Mcclure said that Wall Street inter-
ests, after long siege. have capitulatcd
TO the face that real estate financed
on safe and conservative lines is a
most desirable investment, and that
it is TO be judged from the transac-
ton just closed that the financial world
now is ready to stand by and lend
OF its great resources to finance real
estate operations practically on the
same basis as are financed railroads
and various Industries.
The new mortgage, covering both
properties. amounts to less than 66 2-3
per cent of recent appraisals and will!
be security for bond issue of various
denominations. 1t will run for twenty
years, and bear 512 per cent interest.
Each year 100000 will be paid into an
amortiza ton fund for the redemption
of bonds. 1t represents a first mort
gage executed by the Trinity Building
Company. a wholly owned subsidiary
! Of the United States Realty and I'm
provement Company.
The National City Company will Of
Ter these bonds for sale throughout
the country. and a ready sale of them
is expected TO be an inducement for
future enterprises Of this character.
Well known Buildings
The huge buildings, which are the
subjects OF this new method of financing
cover two blocks of the most valua Bile
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
O'Connor Lots To Be
Site of Apartment

The estate OF Thomas H. O'Connor
represented by R. &. E. J. O'Gorman
attorneys, have sold to the Bedford
Holding Corporation, represented by
Kendall e. Herzog, the plot of seven
lots at the southwest corner of l19th
Street and Morningside Drive, 175x
100. It is the intention of the pur-
chaser to finance the property and re-
sell to builder for Improvement with
large fireproof apartment house con-
tanning small apartments. The prop
erty is one Of the best of the few re-
naming unimproved plots in this
locality, which is opposite Morning.
side Park and one block east of Co.
lumbia University, and commands Il
wonderful view of the Hudson River
and Long Island Sound. NJ Cohen &
Co, and Leitner, Brener & Starr were
the brokers'
Sale in Goth Street
julius Cushman & Son have sold
through Electus T. Backus, cf the Gar
den Holding Company to client for
occupancy 25 West Ninetieth Street, a
tive-story dwelling, 17x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Bronx Flats and
Dwellings in Trade
Brown Resells Apartments in
College Ave.-lnvestor Buys
University Ave. Property

Frederick Brown has resold to n
investing client of William H. Mehlich
1915 and 1919 College Avenue, two five
story fats, each on plot 37.6x92. The
purchaser gave in part payment 1889
Harrison Avenue, near fremont Ave-
nue., q two and half story dwell
ing on plot 56x130.
Knapp E. Wasson and H. A. Ward
have sold for the estate of Walter
Schif 14o0 University Avenue, a five
story apartment house, on a triangu-
lar plot at the junction of Merriam
Avenue.
Flats in Washington Ave. Sold
E. Sharum has bought, through Titus
Krott, from the 173d Street Realty
Company, 1774 and 1875 Washington
Avenue. two fve-s story fats. each on
plot 26.3x1G9
House in Garden Street Sold
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from client of Joseph Shapiro
775 Garden Street. five-story apart
ment on plot 50x1oo
Vyse Avenue Corner Sold
John A. Steinmetz and David Zies
have sold for A Bluttel the three-story
fiat at the southwest corner of l81st
Street and Vyse Avenue to Nathan A.
Krischer.
Sale in St. AIMS Avenue
Samuel Vogel has bought the six
story apartment at So7 St. AIMS Ave
nue. from a client of S. B. Pollak
through Julius Trattner.
Dwelling Houses for Investor
M. L. & c. Ernst have sold, through
Leitner, Brener & Starr, 857 and S5s
Whitlock Avenue, three family dwell
lngs, each on lot 25x100, to David
Joslovitz.
Buys From Street to Street
Calm & Calm have sold to M. Marks
1419 Crotona Avenue. running through
to Clinton Avenue, family dwell
ing on lot 25x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Buying in Old
Downtown Business
Section Continues
Block Front ir- Water Street
Bought by Tobacco Firm:
Sale of Two Buildings
i'll Greenwich Street

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Archibald NJ. Maclav to Rose
d. Wobbe the block front on the wes-
terly side of Water Street, from Maiden
Lane to Fletcher Street. The property
was held at s1O0 900.
The transaction was on strictly
cash basis. 1t includes three buildings
at 1873 Maiden Lane. 1856 and 1873
Water Street, with frontages of 2o.s
on Maiden Lane, Sl.4 on Water Street
and 43.6 on Fletcher Street. Rose &
Wobbe have been tenants at 1853 Water
Street for many years and are among
the big tobacco firms in the district.
Sale on Greenwich Street
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company has sold for Thomas
L, Sherman and Paul Tuckerman the
t~o buildings at l13 and 115 Green
wlch Street, on plot 42x90, to Elias A.
Cohen, president Of the Broadway
John Street Corporation.
1t is understood that the property
will be resold 20 a business concern
housed in the vicinity.
The plot at the southeast corner of
Fourth Avenue and Twelfth Street has
been purchased as site for mer-
camille building by client of the
Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company from Mathilda E. r. Stuy-
vesant. 1t takes in from 101 to III
Fourth Avenue, consisting of six three
and four story buildings. They occupy
a combined frontage of 143 feet on
the avenue and 116 feet on the street.
The property is part of the vast hold
ings in that section of the Stuyvesant
family, and the projected Improvement
will be the first undertaken in that dis
trict in many years. The terms in the
present deal called for all cash pay
mpDt
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
buyers for Dwellings
On East and West Sides
House in olst St. Held at 500.
900 Soid-Sale of 68tl1 81.
House Near Central Park

Douglas l.. Gilman G. Co. have Sc
cured buyer for the four-story
dwelling at III East Sixty-hrs Street
Sale of the property by the Hardee
Realty Company was arranged yester-
day by the brokers. The buyer. it is
understood will occupy the house. II
stands on site 19 feet wide and 1905
deep. The property was held at 100000.
New Owner in West 18th Street
The dwelling at IS West Twelfth
Street was purchased yesterday by a
buyer who wants it for his home. Pease
d Gilman arranged the purchase OF
the property, which last figured in sale
transaction in 1854. 1t is three stories
high and covers site 19xl03.3. Sarah
A. Kerr and Mary X. Buckle are the
sellers.
6lst Street House for Nurses Home
The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company has sold the five-story
and basement house at 159-161 West
SlXty-tirst Street, on plot 50x100 to
the New York Infant Asylum, to be
used as a home for nurses.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30

a result the small investor and bond
buyer has had scarce opportunity to
take advantage of this character of
first mortgage. and where he has
availed hiVself Of smaller mortgages
he has lacked marketability for his
loans that has detracted from his
character Of investment.
Relieving Drained Sources
The war has brought change
Appreciation Of patriotic duty in the
purchase of Liberty bonds has drained
the insurance companies of their sur
plus funds for customary investment,
ard the losses payable by life insur-
ance companies incident to casualties
during the war and the great toll taken
through the influenza epidemics have
affected treasures to the point where
the insurance companies cannot freely
for the time being at least, carry the
burden of the large mortgages, as they
have done in past years,
"Under the circumsta tances, insurance
companies have naturally looked for
relief through possible payment of ma
turing seasoned mortgages long in
their portfolios, and owners Of huge
building properties have. by this
Tightening in the renewal market, seen
the danger to their own financial
structures in constantly recurring
mortgage maturities With building
owners thus faced with situation in
which they must conclude that their
perfect safety lies only in long term
mortgages, gradually amortized or re
duced from regular annual payments to
be made from earnings.
The United States Realty and In
provement Company and its subsidi-
aries during the fiscal year ending
April 80, 1919, returned a net income
after all deductions, including S596.5oC
on its outstanding debenture bonds, of
81 ,4S0,095 or a rate of S915 share on
s16,l62 800 Of capital stock.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
ent of City and Suburban
Shenk Buys Broadway
Corner Apartment
Purchases Property at 133d ST.;
Bank Disposes Quickly
of S6th ST. Flat

Max N. Natanson has sold to Joseph
Shenk 1921 to 1926 Broadway. at the
southwest corner of 133d Street, six
story elevator apartment house. on plot
I5xl25 irregular, containing seven
stores ard forty-two apartments.
Bank Disposes Quickly of Flat
L. G. A. Pincus have purchased from
the Albany Savings Bank the seven
story elevator apartment house, on
plot 5ox1oo, at 342 and S44 West Fifty
sixth Street, arranged for twenty-eight
families, in suites Of three and four
rooms. The property recently was
taken in foreclosure proceedings by the
bank. Goodale, Perry & Dwight were
the brokers in the transaction. The
purchasers were represented by
Charles Meyers.
Buyer Plans Apartment Suites
Harry Well has purchased, through
Spear & Co. 1876 West Fifty-fifth
Street, four-story building, on lot
25x100, which he is contemplating al
tering into studio apartments, with q
tea room on the street floor.
Tenement in 134th Street Sold
Greenfield e. Saffir have sold for J.
Samuels to an investor the five-story
tenement at 10 East 134th Street. H.
B. Davis and Harry Cahane respec-
lively represented the seller and pur-
chaser
Sale in Upper Third Avenue
Richard R. Costello, as attorney for
Colonel Lewis D. Conley, bought 1870
Third Avenue, store and apartment
property, from the Bond and Mortgage
Company. Peter A. and Martin Lalor
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
3,000-Seat ''Movie" Theatre
Planned for Flatbush

William S. Baker has sold for John
Schauf, Arnetta NJ. Klinke and Carrie
Giesker 1898, 1895 and 1897 Flatbush
Avenue, each 20xS0 feet. to the Argyle
Holding Company. which owns the ad-
joining plot of so feet on Flatbush
Avenue, running through to Rogers
Avenue. The plot vii be improved
with motion picture theatre with
seating capacity of 5000. It will be
conducted by the management that
now runs the Linden, Brevoort and
Rialto, the most successful motion
picture theatres in the Flatbush Sec
tlon
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Costly Suburban Estates
Pass to New Owners

The William L. Sutphin Realty Com
pany has purchased for a client the
property of Samuel 7. Shaw at Plum
Point, Oyster Bay Harbor The prop
erty consists OF twentv-eight acres,
with about one-half mile of shore
frontage, residence garages, bathing
and lighthouses. and adjoins the estates
Of Colgate Hoyt. George ". Brightson
and the Sewanhaka- Corinthian Yacht
Club. 1t is understood the purchase
price was in the neighborhood Of
$500 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Deal Closed for Sale
Of Park Avenue Corne,

The deal has been closed for the
purchase of site at 1O49, to 1868 Park
Avenue, comprising vacant plot. 91x
1922, for immediate development with
high grade apartment house The
property which adjoins the southeast
corner of Eighty seventh Street, and
which probably will be included in the
operation, was sold by Samuel L. Ayres
OF Dedham, Mass, to a buyer whose
name is withheld
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Sales at Auction
BY Henry Brady

BY Henry Brady
ST NICHOLAS Av, $50. cor 155th at.
lo2Xs2 Gx9e. ilx60.6. six story apmt and
stors, city Real Est Co agt Geo Herb
ener et al; due. s142. .766; taxes etc, 81,
y, SO; to the plaintiff for 100000.
toRS SYTHE ST, So s. 1917 II Hester at.
245XlOc. five story tmnt and strs and
five story tmnt; p Lowerre exr, agt
rlneblock Realty Co ct al; due s2I-
t--.s, taxes, etc $500. TO the plaintin
GREENWICH ST. 1856. W = 47.3 n 1lth
St ~ 6xs9x irreg, three and four story
,nnts and strs Jno Montg onery agt
taxes etc, Sl45.40, to the plaintiff for
$500.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30

w A LEX 81, ~, 8. 93 b e Bro 3d st, S91lx
.l1x irreg. Jacques de Neuhize to EliZ
Van r Boell. Natonah, n Y; q G.
May 4 attys, L T G. 7 Co, $50 Broadway
SAME property: ENz Van Boer to De
May, no 5lst ST. Brooklyn: mtge sl2,-
600 all liens; May 2S, atty same. 500
East Side
eth ST. 31a & 31s f. 21.7xas and 2ox962
Max Bierman to Israel Felt 440 Z 9TH
st; mtge $4,000; all liens; May 2s
attys, kopp & Perlman, 81 Chambers
9TH ST. 40 e. $. 2oxioo.5 JACOB i. l.
Phillips to VIM E Bruyn, 515 Sd av
Brooklyn; attys Pressinger & n, 60
18TH s'T' 2os-io e, $, as.2x1O72; wei,
worth Property Co TO Denwood Realty
Go, -o9 Willis av; mtge $4,000; May
slsr ST IL E. 5. 2o.5x1o2.2 Bertha
0Tdtrank to Sys stanlsy Sweet 9th st
SGD ST, 8, 175 Park ay, 75x1o22
NJ G Holding Corpn to One Fifteen.
Stotesbury Miner, So Liberty st. 81
a2D ST. n =. i79 lst av. 4ox1eo.s; II I
schum TO Annette Holding Co, 3s Park
NJ Levy, 38 Park Row. w..........,......sl 81
96TA 81. 2S4 t, S. 25.6x1OO.s A Hal
perm to NJ Halpern, 1855 Jennings st,
Bronx mtg, sl95o0; atty. B Conn.
99TH ST. ls9 e. : 25x1oo,ll (foreclos>s
Jno H R0gan ref. to stephen Il J.eS, x
SANE Property, stephen ii jackson
to Geo F Knepper is9 Belmont st
Bronx a@tg. mtg Sl'50Q all liens; April o.
Cohn 6 Lehman, Inc, to Bertha Cohn,
sl6 Kelly st. Bronx; all liens; May ~
10TH ST 112 E 3 s. 17.lxloo.l1 Theresa
St: mtg. 5000 May % atty, Lewis a
MADISON AV. 20S9. $. 74.1f 1929 St
20x96' Harry } schum TO Annette Hold
ing Co 3s Park Row, b and y, a &
al liens May s; atty Ben NJ Levy So
West Side
Sd ST. II S $50 Macdougal st 23xlOO;
+ & w Building Co to West Side Saw
Bank, l1e 9Th av; attys Harrison &
9TH Az W c 4sd 81. 59xloox irreg
NJ McCafrey. 1913 w oath st: l. part
t, all liens. May II, atty, Title Guar
4sTH ST. ST. 5os % 1@an w $. s5xloo.5 centrsI SIgg
saw Bank 80 Hermine Bojimar 2s4 Bar
row row st. Jersey City; attys Martin d S.
5SD ST, $. 97s 9Th av. 60.5x21.4x irreg
With to strip adj on W. Adele s
sqss s.h truftee, n to walter Roberts . ~
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. esth st los ;
Xi39 llNlo0 l1x96 II; Winter Realities to
Cliffdene Realty Co. i43 ST Nicholes Az:
mtg. si23 500. all liens May IS; atty.
r & NJ Co. 1875 BwaY .......... 5 /
llGTH ST. $. 47o w 5th av 1ooxlOO.l ii
Nisigraph Typewriter Mfg Co to Insti-
tutional Synagogue. 1l2 W l1sth st: mtg.
10000; all liens; May 20: atty. Albert
r l.esinsky. l49 Bway. .......... SOS. 900
10th ST, les w, s 20x1Oo1l: Harold
NJ Sill and ano. trustees TO Charlotte
karp. 40 w ll0th st; mtg 80 900: May
IS; atty. r & T CO. ne Bway. $4,000
12SD ST, 22s w, g 25xloo. IL Fra noes S
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Mrs. Frank Sullivan Buys
SI25,OOO Greenwich Place

GREENWICH, Conn, May 2s.-pease
& Gilman have sold for Thomas NJ
Hodgens his estate of fifteen acres on
Indian Field Road, here. to Mrs Frank
Sullivan, of the Plaza Hotel, New York.
The purchase price is said to be
Sl25'ooo. 1t is partly located on the
Sound and is adjacent to the estate of
William Fl. Truesdale, president of
the Delaware, Lackawanna G. Western
Railway
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30

Takes Little More of Scarsdale
The Scarsdale Estates, Robert E. Far
ley president, have sold to William
Wiese plot adjoining his holdings in
the Murray Hill section of Scarsdale.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET
SOUND BEACH. CONN.

so minutes from New York Furnishes
houses on and nsar Long Island Sound.
Ben Lockwood Sound Beach Ct phnra a,s
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Yoaaers plot. 10 lots (95xsoo) for S. 500
$-Soo cash $4,000 to suit. Edward D
Fannery. $50 Broadway. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
SUMNER HOMES 70 LET
NESTCHESTER COUNTY

FEH&igHED Cottage for Summer in nv.
!" Rent. $1,000. masters, q hatfs.
,ow price lake; address cHAs s FAUX.
HER. rye. r. <. Telephone. i2S.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

WATER ST, 2s 3. 93.5 Bro Id st, ss1lx
isllx irreg Jacques de Neu1ze TO Eliz
Van Boell. Natonah, \ Y: q c..
May I, attys, L T G. 7 Co, 100 Broadway
500
New-York tribune., 1919-05-30

ST. 1853 u stor" lease May
s Max Hattler to tpnnie Goldsrein.
l6S Delaney ST, due 6 int as per notes
So 0ne
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-03-28

ton, could not be present on account
Of the absorbing legislative matters at
jefferson City. Unfortunately Mr..
and Mrs. Locke could not give their
stunt on account Of the sickness OF
their son.
We are very much indebted to Miss
Daisy Melvin and the High School
chorus for their entertainment, also
the school board for the use Of the
High School auditorium.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-03-28

dead; that IL he is dead, certain un-
known persons, defendants herein, de-
rive or claim to derive title and
claim TO said real estate as the con-
sort. heirs, devisees, donees, alienees,
and immediate, mesne or remote, vol.
untary or involuntary grantees Of
T.. o. Fishback, deceased; that J. +.
Campbell was vested with the fee
simple title to an undivided interest
in the Northwest forth Of the South
east quarter Of said Section thirty
four. BY warranty deed from +. 5.
Fishback and wife. dated September
If, 1869. Of record in Book IL, at
page 1903, Of said real estate records:
that said warranty decd Is the last
transfer Of said claim or title to said
real estate; that plaintiff has no kncwl-
edge or information us to whether
said ]. +. Campbell is living or dead.
that If he is dead, certain unknown
persons. defendants herein, derive or
claim to derive a title and claim to
said real estate as the consort, heirs,
devisccs, donees, alienecs, and immc-
diate, mesne or remote. voluntary or
involuntary grantees Of said J. +.
Campbell, deceased; that George W.
Banker acquired title TO the above
described land by the following con
veyances, to-wit: To the Northwest
fourth Of tn, Southwest quarter Of
said Section thirty-five by "A warranty
deed from Joseph l.. Minton and wife
dated December %, 1896, Of record in
Book ~ at page 2l0, Of said records,
and to the Northwest fourth Of the
Southeast quarter Of said Section
thirty-four, by u warranty deed from
Hcrschcl Bartlett, dated March S,
1882. Of record in Book a., at page
3jl. Of said records. and TO the North
east fourth OF the Southeast quarter
Of said Section thirty-four. by a war.
ranty deed from John Gragg. dated
January q, 1865, Of record IN Book
-" al page i9l Of said records; that
- far ~ plaintiff has been able TO a..
certain, all oi the heirs Of said George
". Banker have been named and ar,
made parties hereto, but that plaintiff
verify believes that there are or may
be persons interested in said estate
whose names he cannot insert herein
because they are unknown to him
in the above described land as III,
unknown heirs. dcvisecs. donees. al
icnccs, and immediate, mesne or re-
mote, voluntary or involuntary gran
tees Of said George w. Banker, de
ceased.
The said petition is returnable or
the first day Of the next term of sal,
court TO be held at the court house IL
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-03-28

FUNERAL Of an aunt It that place.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-03-28
T.. A. DUNHAM,
(SEAI)
Order Of Publication.

William III. Smith, Plaintiff.
vs.,
George d. Harrison, II living, and -
Harrison, his wife, and the unknown
cOnSort, heirs, devisccs, donees,
alienecs, and immediate, mesne or
remote, voluntary or involuntary
grantees of George ID. Harrison, II
he is deceased, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Holt County,
Missouri, May Term, 1919.
The State Of Missouri To the above
named or described defendants,
GREETINGS:
You are hereby notified that an ac-
ton has been commenced against you
in the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Holt, in the State Of Missouri, affect
ing the title TO the following described
land and tenements situate in Holt
County, Missouri, to-wit: The South
east fourth Of the Southeast quarter
of Section twenty-four (24), Town.
ship sixty-two 1922, Range thirty
eight 1881.
The said petition alleges, among
other things, that plaintiff verify be-
lieves that there are persons interest
ed, or who claim to be interested in
said real estate, whose names he
cannot insert therein because they are
unknown TO him; that the claims of
such unknown persons are as follows.
That George ID. Harrison was vested
with the fee simple title 10 said real
estate by patent from the United
states Government, dated December
10, 1858, Of record in Book %, at page
la3. of The real estate records of Holt
County, Missouri; that the said patent
IL the last transfer of said claim or
title 10 said real estate. that nlaintiff