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New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Sales at Auction
BY Henry Rradv

By Henry Brady.
ST. W s, 477.l Presca ..
runs 216.3a n to Of 2I2th X -,.
II Jacob agt Cornelius Kahlen
due. S25.583-lO: taxes, etc $4,000 l.
drawn.
HOUSTON ST, $3.50 w. e. Is W siore
ST, 4oxlO5x irreg; 6-sty loft and 81
Manhattan Savings Inst agt Jacob I'll
sheimer Ell al. due. s70.774.45: taxes. ete
$1,000 TO the plaintiff for ss9. O9o
MANHATTAN AV, 2S2, c g. s2lf = llot|
st. S4xlo0: 5-sty int. Albert SAKE et :,
agt Virginia Scott ct al: due. SIS. 5.040 III
taxes etc, $500: to Jos L Feist & Co fo
client for $36.200.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Witt House, Entered in
Tribune Contest. Is Sold

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for
Frederick ". Cromwell his property on
Broadway, Dobbs Ferry-on- Hudson, to
Mrs. Charles McQuiston. and for Fer
dinand Witt his property on Chestnut
Drive, Hastings on Hudson, to c. s.
Horan. The Witt house was pictured
and described in The Sunday Tribune
three weeks ago. 1t is one Of the many
houses entered in The Tribune's prize
house contest
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Mrs. c. P. Dugmore Buys
Costly Long Island Estate
Gets Max FL. Schultze Estate
Property at Locust Valley,
Held at S25O.OOO

Cocks & Willets have sold to Mrs.
Cyril Patrick Dugmore the Max II.
Schultze estate at Locust Valley, Long
Island. The property. consisting Of
fourteen acres. is one of the show
places on the North Shore Of Long
Island, and was held at S250,OOO. 1t
is highly improved, having a large
brick and stucco house Of fifty rooms,
also stables. garage and other out
buildings,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
To Build at Nepperhan Heights

The Robert f. Farley Organization
has sold for the Union and New Haven
Truss Company, as trustee, two lots
in the Nepperhan Heights section Of
Yonkers to Frank F.. Horton Mr. Hor-
ton will build dwelling on the site.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

144TH ST. 244 w. all; Ike Stein TO Hosc
Slansky. As Jackson st. New Rochelle
3 yrs from July l. 1919. 81 400
ST NICHOLAS AV. 1867. all; Jno Mara
from Mar !. 1913; yr rcnews at So
500 and $500. ........ 81 00o
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Rents Estate at Wesil,urv

The Wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poration has leased for Ralph N. Ellis
his country estate at MeadowbroolS
Park, Westbury, L. l., consisting of
twenty-five acres, with large house,
furnished, stables, etc, to R. Penn
Smith, ir.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
To Build at EarcIa1nont

The Larchmont Gardens Company
has sold three lots In Larchmont Gar
dens to Mrs. Melinda De Rosa, Of
Brooklyn, who plans tc build home.
George Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Dwelling in West Goth Street
Sold hy DIR. Rradsa1ay

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for DR..
William Bradshaw the four story
dwelling at 81 West Ninetieth Street,
on q lot 1S.9x1o0, to o client for occu-
pancy.
Sells Eighth Avenue House
Horace E. Ely & Co, have sold for
NJ. Nj. Franklin ard others 996 Eighth
Avenue, rour-story basement dwell
ing, Oh 3 lot 23.6x60.
Sale ;n East Hath Street
The Fischer Realty Company has
sold the dwelling at 220 East Hath
Street, on & lot lSx100, for L. Lowen~
stein.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Lis Pendens
M %kr-

117TH ST. n 8, 3s5 Lenox av 25x10o.11;
Mary J Kingsland agt Flora Buxbaun
ct al foreclosure of mtge; attys, Foster
q Thomson
llTH AV, 8 w cor 177th st, 9e.11x1o0; VIM
Rankin agt Octav Land Co ct al fore
cloelre OF lntge. atty, w r Adams.
21ST ST. 10 e John A Stewart ct al agt
Gertrude Morgan ct al, foreclosure "
Intge; attys, EeckMan, Menken Girls
com.
Bronx
LOT 9, block so6S, section IL. on tax map;
Warren w Erwin et a agt Tax L'en Co
OF n ct al action to Impress lien on
real property; attys, Warner ( Korb.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
NEW JEKSE

TELEPHONE NE NOW.-NEw 7-RoOM
..e...astssnsn home. sleeping porch. tito
s@sh. open fireplace. r4squet foors.
gg.Assied ceiling, atefIn hetAt gar. electric
~ all !fn prove ltr's near station,
ssshools' churches; supe-ior ucighborhOod.
I, I, .mginc'es ~ +. c.fy. oc. comm atlci..
tt:,2y earn. bAiaEfe cr ttrrnH. JCHN a.
sALD"I@ ~ Maiden Lane. New York.
isssDaons Jotsn 60.7
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Manhattan Alterations

4TH Ay. All and 475. TO 5-sty store r.
lofts; J Zubow. 329 4th av. owner; j.
Swartburg. 103 Park av. architect: Ga
s.
GROVE ST. 40. to 4-sty tenmt: Nj r'i
and j Belardi. 1877 MacDougai st. .u
ers; E Vitolo. architect; cost s.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
BCAKSDALE

HANDSOME HILL TOP, 10 acrcs, ideal
YDr gentleman. country estate. near solf
ciub. unobstrucied view In all directions,
suiendid orchards Dnd r'btcly trees; at -
'rac'iye pric~ No brokcra Owner Box
AZ. 8carsGaie. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
5trsst Fills Gardens
IS Minutes from Penn. statssa.
Houses and Villa Plots for Sale.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES co.
IL W. 34th ST.. or Forest Hills. l.. I.
NEW YORK STATE
Shore Front Homes!

There only five miles Of unobstruct-d.
strictly residential, direct to-the-water's edge
stcre front along the entire Hudson, moth
Ing Ike Il for sll-year homes he found
elsewhere IN the suourbs and only a few
may share IL; one beautiful acre estate
.or $4,000 Ii q purchaee one offering at
sss.ee0 ia In class by Itself; another OF
acres for ;2e. 600 and two lovely homes
aac grounds a. SIS 900 and $40. 600; among
n>m 10 yours I'VE others I offered now
owned by pleased buyers. Howard Cold
smith. SO Park Row. Tel. 25e6 Beekman.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
.Ear nAnoAIN IN 7-EooM RrsInENcr.

south Yonkers, Park Hill--Twelvr room
modern hours. North Yonkers. Few good
building plpte. river VieV; very rcaronnbie.
Ehfia;iAn Gaul. 34G S. Il way. Tel. GG25~ w.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Garage in 10th Street Sold

William T. Wheeler, Of Philadelphia.
purchased through James J. Grove the
two-story garage, 115x195, at Ais to 423
West Sixteenth Street from Henry
Hencken
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
MT. KfsCO.

7-EOON HOUSE win hnrdw wood noors
throughout electric tights. bath and
other modem inpts. lsrge 1T. bert sec
tion. House pthciicaliy NON, in excellent
condition. st 500, Terms. eaHy.
CAItp EitTEH H. pELTDS INC
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
yONKERS

ALONG THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSON.
- nins. from 42d Street. Fine houses;
grounds n acre or more; S25. 900 to
$40 600. one al $4,000. garages. Bellows
& Warren, Getty Square, Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

3 NEW FRENCH COLONIAL HOUSES.
seven rooms. bath. 4or100, s1l.5ov and
1000; terms - ZOO cash. 10 acre farm.
~ room house oyerlookin& lake on state
Koad. $500. THOMAS. Il way and Nc
Lean Mo. Open Sunday Phone G2s7.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
New Building Plans
Manhattan

offices, 5sx9s; &. J Drosin, t05 H.
ington av. owner; S Levingson, 405 L.
ington av. architect; cost $500
FIT WASHINGTON ST. y cor 172d
for 6-sty tenmt. 149x9T; d Whist,
Construction Corp. 120 Bway. own
Gronenberg & Leuchtag. 303 6th o., q.
ChlteCt: cost ennr,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDEH >
Honor1b.e John P cohalan. s4rroga
Si ,'h ehv t,. Sounty oa New Iork, NoTlcE -
against LIMA WEBER. late OF the County
Of New Yorh, deceased. TO presen, the
scriAers at their place Of transacfing nus.-
ness: at the of1ice Of their attorney. Hsroi6
G. Aron, No. so Pine Street. in the city
Of New York. on or before the loth DAY a.
August next
TRSh7 GHAfTEs a F, w,yn. wrnrn
Dated. New York, the 27th DAY ., 49,
HARoLo G. ARoN. Attorney tos IL
ecutors. SO Pine Street. Borough -
Manhattan. N Z.
LEMUBL F. QUIGG IN PURSUANCE
Of an order of Honorable John p CO.
York. ~ 'CE ia hereby given - a., n.r-
sons havins claims against I.EMJ Li p
QUIGG. lat OF the County Of Now Y,r.
deceased, ~ present the same with t.e.
crs thereof 10 the subscriber at his o.
qf qi transactins business No. 1875 Broal0..
Borough of Manhattan. in the Cify OF >
YORK, on or beiore the loth day c. T,e-
20 Dated New York; The 2gth day ot july.
Administrator with tho w.li annoxeJ
lSe broadway. Borough OF Manaaltan'
New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or,
~ HqnoTsoie Ion. able, John p Cohelsn. Surrogate
Il.
hereoy given 10 all persons having claim,
AGAINST Clara Gordon. late or IT.
County OF New York deceased TO nre~en,
me same with vouchers thereof to -
subscriber, al place OF ,ransactinE buS,orss
care care or Iaylor, jackson. Brophy 4 Nash.
no. so Pine Street. in the City OF New
YORK. on or before the 22nd day OF En.
rembeT next. ~ ~
,ol. Dated. New York. the alst day OF May
THE EQUITABLE TRUST co. OF
'Oi>'~' Executor.
IN PURSUANCE or AN oRDpp an
teM9ra pie JOHN +. COHALAN, a surc-
Eatc ~ the County OF Now York \0ryru
Ia hereby given To all pe.sons hav;ng 40 ~ ~ y
SSSa,nN SSa,,, Gesrse IL Jano~Ay. late of ths
Houh'y or New York deceased. TO nrassnS
the same With vouchers thereof Ia tbn s',ns
,''"r tbs n,s a, her psee Of trsnsactiur business
0lHSlnWA ). LLOYD n WlrRuM, ~ ~;
W W't'H,n street IN the Chy os <S.. ~
q" or netore the th.ro dsN Il prt,hs, -. :
,,n,''.'' m"ted, Nov YORK. the sts, .,pA !:
vx,-,,< MARY T., SWIFT taN-..t..
OK 1,s1Eh. oRDWA LLOYD u Wrs.ts 1yss
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

1850 BUYS GROOM HOUSE; MODERN
s, improvements. { "a acres Of land. barn
zad ouiouliGings. committing distance OF
AAnhs,tan. See n you can beat II. Ad
s'sss - J. ADAMS. Locust ave. Peekskill.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

fcR SALE Berkshire Hiils farm. bcsuti-
VI. prcdgctive. 100 acres; house, barn,
ssiaSe; a! improvements; porsession, quick
9alls4 n. Y
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
Farm. 12h ACRES.

NItJIf 10 ACIkIls5,
y bali price for quick sale; equipped and
socket. hne room house. nicely located
"a car tine: II hours reach Of Albany, Troy
scd Schenec,ady For photo and particulars
sriie owner. John Z. Andres. Balistou Spa,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

Dated. New York. the 27th day .. -.
uary, 1919.
HAROLD G. ARON. Attorney so5 -
ecutors so Pine Street. Borough -
Manhattan. n. r
New-York tribune., 1919-07-30

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-01-31
OFT OF The SERVICE

Ch2s- HoIlzHts, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. II HolIznts, arrived from Cana
Lewis lzs1 Friday night. having been
e-se azrged from the service with some
- Per cent Of the membership Of ais
battalion Young Hollants was !
member Of Co. 3, 3SEh Machine Gun
battalion, and has been under train
n Tor the past i've months. Some
A'isHY is young Hotlanrs both in
.eaz1h and weight. and when asked
i IaeFe were others of his size in
ne battalion stated that his entire
CON pauF vas made up OF heavy
-elghts Now Ne know WHY The
flns threw up the sponge. Thev nusr
nave heard that these big terriers
we're lust about 10 sail across and
meg realized there would BE- nothing
-.1.- Out massacre if they waited
mn the 3sEh Battalion go- eracs
~ 117- After seeing this one spsci-
lI-=n Of the battalion we cannon haIn
1--lrlng the judgment OF the Huns
II Quitting when the QUITTING v.s
good Vas
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NOTICE TO cReWs

NJ. IS Il Pree..:. -
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In r-= -at1ar Of tne
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-01-31

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-01-31

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NOTICE FOR PuBls

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-01-31

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19

And then, before the corporal of the
guard could be called, the ghosts
would vanish.
Most always camp held rat fun
eral.
Somewhere a rat would be found.
Obsequies would be held and the dead
rodents body taken away for burial,
the Plebes following the bier as
mourners and carrying buckets in
which to catch their tears while upper
classmen shrilly ordered
Louder, weep louder, you Plebes
HAZlNG AT WEST POINT.
There was hazing in those days at
West Point, though none, not even
those who We're there in those day,
talk much Of it.
Midnight dragging" was a form of
hazing. Cadet privates, rising at mid
night, would pounce suddenly upon ca
Diet corporals, and much to the disgust
of those lordly young men, drag them
up and down through the company
streets. And to make matters w rse,
if it had not been raining, the privates
first watered the streets, or part of the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
ole II. SATHER SAYS
H|SW|FE'S TROUBLE
COST HIM OVER $500
Could Find Nothing to Relieve
Her Trouble Until She Took
Tanlac - Does Her Own
Homework, Now.

II spent more than three hundred
ment and medicine for my wife, but
she didn't get any relief until she COM
menced taking Tanlac." said ole II.
Sather, who lives at Hubbard. oregon,
while in the Owl Drug Store in Port
land aVew days ago
up to the time my wife began TAX
Ing Tanlac," continued Mr.. Sather
"she had not been able to do her house
work for about two years. She had
been suffering from indigestion and
stomach trouble all the time. and al
though she was under treatment and
had taken many different kinds of
medicine, the trouble just seemed to
get worse all the time. Finally, she
came to Portland last spring and un-
derwent a thorough examination and
went under special treatment, but it
didn't do her any good at all. Every
time she ate anything she would suffer
something awful with gas and cramp-
ing spells afterwards. Some times she
would be SO nauseated that she could
hardly retain what she ate. She was
very nervous. too, and never slept well.
and would get up in the mornings feel
ing tired and worn out. She seemed
to lose all her energy and strength.
and finally got so weak and run down
that she was about ready to give up
all hope of ever getting any better.
1--WE had been reading about Tanlac
and the good it was doing other peo-
pie, so she decided to give it trial
Well, sir, Tanlac has simply put her
on her feet in little or no time, and
now she is Just as well and hearty as
she ever was in her life. She eats
three hearty meals every day now, and
enjoys them, too; and the best part OF
it is. she never suffers afterwards. She
has actually gained fifteen pounds in
weight, and does all her housew DIRK
without the least trouble. We are glad
to give this statement and we never
lose an opportunity to boost Tanlac
for it certainly has done great things
! for my wife"
| TANLAC is sold in Boise by the Joy
Drug Stores-AdV.