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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-23
DEBS SAYS MENACE
IS UNEMPLOYMENT
From Prison Cell Socialist
Candidate Predicts Bread
Lines and Souphouses
INTERNATIONAL news SERVICE

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct 23-Eugene "
Debs. Socialist candidate for president
Sc the u. s., from his prison cell I'll the
federal penitentiary, through his attor-
ney, Samuel NJ Castleton. has just is
ued a statement excoriating both re-
publican and democratic candidates for
the presidency. declaring that the SUI
preme issue now is the menace Of UNI
employment and declaring neither
candidate has offered any solution. pre-
dieting 1T viii not be long before thc
breadlines are recruited UP to wal
strength and the soup kitchens on DAY
and night shifts, but YOU VIII not hear
a word from COX or Harding about I'M
employment or the cause of it,"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-23
LICENSES
REVOKED
IN COUNTY

There seems to be a number Of per-
sons in Lake county who perform
Illegal operations. declared DR.. w. T.
Colt. secretary Of the state board OF
medical registration and examination.
in indianapolis. following a hearing on
Two cases from that county Thursday.
The board wishes to eliminate that
class of practitioners and TO protect the
public so far as possible DR.. Colt
added.
The board revoked tho license IL
Mrs. Antonio Lenz. Of Whiting. mid
wife charged with aving performed an
allegal operation. Conrad Lunde. Gary.
Is not properly licensed TO practices
medicine in indiana. the board decid-
ed Lunde obtained a license in Lake
county by manipulation. It was alleged.
and the license was revoked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-23

is said, was made u officials Of the
corporation. The pndestroved bonds
kenneth said. he gave to Good, who
in turn is alleged 10 have attempted
to dispose of them by turning them
over to John Cook. of Kalamazoo,
Mich.
The hrst trace obtained by the
~Studebaker concern of the missing
bonds came when Alfred C.. Mills. en-
attorney of kalamazoo. notified tine
corporation that efforts were being
made TO use the bonds as collateral ln
connection with s25.oeo notes. Ken
nett is now at liberty on $4,000 bond
Good is On $500 bail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-23
COX MAKES LAST
APPEAL TO N. YORK

STAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N SERVICE
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-4oV. James
NJ. cox. democratic candidate for the
Tresidencg. made his last appeal for
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
TWO CORPORATIONS BUY
GROUP OF NEWARK HOUSES

William L. Blanchard sold forty-three
two family brick dwellings in Newark,
N. J., for about $4,000 Thirty-seven are
in Dayton av., Foster and Lowell SITS, fac
ing Weequahic Park, and were purchased
by the Industrial Factory Sites Corpora
tion. The other six houses are at 13 to 25
Earl St, 150xl00 and were purchased by
the Newark Construction and Investment
Company. Joseph l.. Feibleman & Co.
negotiated the deals.
Feibleman & Lehman COMPANY sold
through the same broker go and go Ber-
genline av., West New York, n. j.. a
building containing four stores and thirty
apartments, to the Aclass Realty Com
pany. represented by J. L. kislak, of Ho-
boken.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
ACTIVE MARKET FOR
DOWNTOWN REALTY
Two Loft Buildings in Bleecker Street
Sold-Other Recent Sales
in Section.

The two eight story loft buildings al
112 to 116 Bleecker ST.. valued at $3.50, 900
have been resold by Henry w. Gennericll
to an investor. They cover a plot 75x1OC
and rent for $4,000. The seller acquired
them about six weeks ago from the Cal
vary Baptist Church.
offices for Curb Brokers.
Henry Brady leased for Patrick Nc
Carthy to Morris Krim, president of the
Hanover Lunch Company Is and II Rector
st. and 30 and 90 Greenwich ST., forming
the southwest corner, for twenty years al
an aggregate rental OF $400.O0o The build
ings will be altered for office purposes in
who will wish to be near their new ex-
change.
Infirmary Buys Plot.
The firm of Leonard J. Carpenter sold
for Lynde Catlin Livingston place, the
former residence Of his uncle, Nicholas
William Stuyvesant Catlin, together with
the abutting property, $40 East 18th ST., to
the New York 1nfirmary for Women and
Children.
Leaues Pear, street Corner.
Robert L. McC;ehee and Francis B. Rob
ert leased for w. H Browning to Scam
mel-Water Garage Company the north
west corner Of Pearl and Hague SITS. for
term OF years at an aggregate rental of
about $150,000. The plot contains about
three lots and will be improved by the
lesSees.
Other Downtown Sales.
Lebertan Corporation purchased from
Eva b. Browning the six story store and
loft building 73 Warren St, 25x75, through
Geo. r. Read & Co.
Max Marx purchased from Grace Sands
Montgomery 65 Varick ST., four story
business building, 22x62.3, through Cam
man. Voorhees, & Floyd
Frederick Brown resold to Joseph Per-
soneni, importer, the six story loft at 759
Greenwich St, 21X70.4, to the tenant.
John Ffnck sold for Mrs. Margaret
Demarest the four story business build
ing 81 West Houston st.
Additional Business Leases.
Robert l.. McGehee and Francis II.
Robert leased for w. II. Browning to the
Scammel-Water Garage Company the
northwest corner of Pearl and Hague sts..
at an aggregate rental of about $4,000.
The plot will be improved by the lessees.
Lott Stearns leased for the estate of
William Rowe the five story dwelling at
2S6 Broome st. to Harry Greenberg for
restaurant purposes.
Hattie NJ Frank leased the fourth, fifth
and sixth lofts in 492 and 494 Broome st.
to the Francisco Arrange Company, OF
Tampa, Fla, through the Brett & Goode
Company; also rented store and basement
to the Litho Stone Company.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
TENANTS COMBINE AND
BUY OFFICE STRUCTURE

The seven story building at 14o Liberty
street southwest corner of Washington
street, 2o.4x57x irregular. has been pur-
chased by Arthur w. MARCEL. Theodore r.
Lane and Allen Bragaw from the Stebbins
Realty and Construction Company through
Herbert a. Sherman and J. V. Graham.
The property was held at $4,000
1t is the intention of the purchasers TO
organize a holding company and sell stock
to lawyers and others who will become
tenants in tho building. This cooperative
scheme OF acquiring permanent office
room is indicative of the dearth of rent
ing space In the downtown district.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Cigar Company Leases.

The United Cigar Stores Company
leased from the American Real Estate
Company three large stores located in
the Johnson Building, at the junction OF
Westchester and Prospect avenues, and
directly at the Longwood avenue sub
way station. This same company re-
Gently leased for twenty one years the
large one story taxpayer directly op-
posite at the northeast corner OF Long
wood and Westchester avenues. Por-
ter &c Co. were the brokers who ..ego-
tiated both transactions.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Colonial Hotel Leased.

Charles NJ. Ballack leased the thirteen
story Colonial Hotel, 1O0x1O0, at the
northeast corner of Columbus avenue
and Eighty-fifth street, for twenty-one
years, from the Mosely Hotel Company
at an aggregate rental of s1,512 900
The lessee, who operates the Ashton
and Rutledge hotels, intends to alter
the large apartments into one and two
room suites with baths and enlarge
and redecorate the dining and recep-
tion rooms. The changes contemplated
will cost about s150,000.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

IL big rooms. 3 tiled baths.
sleeping balcony. big open fire.
places, wide concrete verandas;
beautifully finished throughout:
parquet floors. oak finish and
mahogany trim; fine tree-covered
grounds and lawn: exclusive res
idential neighborhood; only a
few minutes walk to II. II.
station; high in the mountains,
overlooking beautiful lake, and
near golf and country clubs,
schools, churches and markets.
Write or phone. A. X. ALEX
ANDER. 245 West Goth ST., New
York City. Telephone 446S-
Columbus.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Oak Grove House Site Sold.

Long Island Seashore Company, Inc,
has purchased the site OF Oak Grove
House, in the west side OF Tiana Bay,
Good Ground. Il. J., and diagonally op-
posite the estate OF Charles +. Murphy,
leader of Tammany Hall. Oak Grove
House was damaged by fire several
years ago The property is now TO be
laid out in villa plots. The land is
wooded and there is large frontage in
the sandy, beach of the bay.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
S15O,OOO Hospital Project.

Beth David Hospital filed plans yester-
day through L. A. Sheinart, architect, for
a six story hospital. 40x73, to be erected
at Nos. 1322 and 1,324 Lexington avenue,
adjoining the Institutions present home.
The estimated cost of the operation is
$4,000
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

yrs a@o% Sa May /. "nSH isfs afiys fSs EysTetf
REApE sT ioe ios rear j; Of first loft; David
str9yman & firm stroyman Shoe co to @ p951e1 }ra%
sT Nicholas Av. e5i.,,5s. all: Thos Mcpartiand
s sn9 yrs from May !. 19ls atty Aor ss e16
26 Az. f5Ss: all Maiiaaaa blow TO FredeTlieS
y 1914; atty. chas NJ Norden, 27l wsst Sd
41a 81. 5s7 r. the iana Wm AstoT % tSH,s 5S,a:
asty, Norris cr sia ss Park Sii roWfaxes 'D Sc $3.50
9Th Ay, cor 45th st. stores 3 4 4 IN e'ea note,
% Topee .sd Rssty cisSF soFps s'0fFs from May
TO Oct /. 1928: attys, Foster 4 Newman; r6a 6d
5TH xv. 76s ID floor: Dikr;,n q Kelekiaa to
Arthur Tooth firm Arthur Tooth x SON. Lon,
renew 70 April 30, 1925; attys. currie, 4 M NJ
7TH 7HH uS Av. sss.sa4. cor 2shi st. ali = :
Life Ins 4 Trust Co (trus) 10 Morris W Vein
sss6 Sasp - 10th ST. ct a.; 10 ;e yrs from Nay
Id Liberty st gold s:,, =, = i.nSeO 50 0GO
Winters, $50 eth 0Ss9 Sy; aIs yrs from June u j
agb 5's s AZ W. str i b: Lunch e. s50Go to
june 20. sss iSas; az atty, e. Rebarn ~ RTosS;
s4TH sT 1875 W, ali: cnas / Tappin to Simon
Frutkn (firm Salix Col, 126 " 34th ST y
4 fss% s Nay iy 9 no Rnf prop TO 4os
Gerard, to Chas F Asneta; lio v 4ith 81: ext
9TH ST. IL w, part main floor & part of base;
Jeanette Freedman Ia Chas Kopp. 5S T. 34th
st: yrs from Nov To- 1913. ........... 500
Leases-Bronx.
B3oN R9AD 1ed2 s ssre TEask guldiaS Go
from Dec |. 1919: atty. G Lippman. 1.6e2
BROOK Az. a' i92 cor store; Anna sottons s't0 to
WIN Shornstein. 492 " Hist st: yrs from
Sept 1, 1919; atty, VIM shornstein. 192 Brook
HOME ST. 7$6, store: Clinton A.. Realty Co 10
Isadore Fqechner 1856 Home st: yrs from Dec
=, 1919; atty, Fgeehner, 7s6 Home st. ;s5Ss
PROSPECT AV. 1.1O9. store; Nathan Botwin 20
Victor Shanian. 1.1O9 Prospect av: 3 yrs from
Feb 1. 1920: atty. Rothman. 299 Broad
slMPSoN ST. go. aii Herman Benz to Harry
Fein, 969 Simpson st: 3 yrs from Feb l. 1920:
atty Finkelstein, 63 Park row. -. 81. 500
WHITE PLAINS AV. 4,450. $ $. store; Anna
yrs from May /. 1919; atty, L ] Heimstadt.
3p 2y. 2ei2. aii Chas q Fendrycb TO DAVID AVID
Levy, Al Convent av. & ano: yrs from Sept
$4. 200
141ST ST. SO4-s l.. all: sO4 Il 141st st Holding
Co TO Payson Varnish Co. Inc; 8 yrs from Sept
% 1919; atty, Payson yarnish Co, Inc sO4-S
T. 14lst ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, 900
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Observation-Disclosures.


BLEECKBR ST. $50. W S. 7o.2 IT Of 10th st.
"a iox75; Anacleto sermolino TO DominicE
Conte. 20 Washington place; rntge 81 500: all
liens; Jan 20; atty. G & Co. 1T6 Broad;
BRoApwAY aao; s. ss.e RI n o. Dist st st.
pfsai'er al sns Jan Hfs%nfS 81 atty N ''&N 1s5
B6WERY. Has iea %. .exi2 61a5s1i$i; GSSystie s
I ls gaaA@9S @ rand sstae IL Hn %ge Moe'
FAR iS atty Il, o'Brien io2 RToadysy 500
aG %5TGe a2s sa Nofs IL d %ss o
EAST BRoADwAX , 49, :oI Is2x75, Spencer
broadway mtges 500 600; Jan 27; atty. g 4
GFgsWfcM G2 I9S .rosaway sT Of charlton st sIe
spenSE r. 70 6qssn 1anaty Rsay ay 40 Ss
eRSMSs z5 , Sy Melvin e rrsnsR sG5 re,Fy It al $ ,l,
sn S Minnie "a Sty goaoR % li!S g Blo.S %tss
houf1S cgI TeteSaum ia TO H Heen 0S ziotoo1 ss q
sn ers attys. as Sos'f BcfT "9Y III Brosdsay BraoE
Ht1ynnsToN ST. $50 Il. n s. 231s4.f: Abr schiesin
gcr to Iitorn Realty Corpn. 10 wall st; Sept 30
attys, Schleslnger & J., 40 Wall ST. 81
t GSleSsRi T ct S al TO- Emile Moore So2i Wsinq,
g. ,PhIlade,gphs: ps: q c; Jan s; atty. I =
xAssAD sSG pro%aT'f s. s2 Il Liberty St gsss! SKI
g Liberty p n:,I. I,oIse5s LACY Cy ,cS 3
broadway: n {; & 8: December 30; atty. q
. x u, Co, 1ft Broadwny ......... -. ~
SAME prop; BANKERS Trust Go. eN. &c. to same
all title; December 30; atty. same. ~
sAMB prop; Chas y Barnes to same & b 3
December 30: atty. same :......s.;. ~
SAME prop: Hayward q Leavtt & ano, trustees
20 same; {; s. & c z; December 3o atty
pE$RT: 81; ss., 1e.a Il cf Beekman st: 2e,s,
S4.7x26xS3.7: Bella Hirsch ct al trustees. e
Rudolph A Rriedenbach, New England Terrace
Orange, y J; mtge sii.5 January 20; atty
SAME prop; Sos' Rudolph h Bricdcnbach 70 Alice "
Ross Red Bank. n y; mtge $4,000: January, =, ~.
kv. yn" W S. $. ss II OF rieth st. io. Il
~, Dora Blankfein 70 Jennie Lipetsky. 10.
Napoleon Levy IS W T2d ST. Jan q; al
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 1 cor iarth st, zoos,
l45xe0 11xi57.6; Philip Livingston to Colleg'
Holding Co. 1te w i20th ct; mtge Sfs5.UCO
Ian ~: attys, Morrison & s. $40 Broadway s1oe
VERMILYEk Av. y3-J Q cor academy 81
asa Rrcadwey: rntEes $4,000: atiys. Myet,,, 8
sAMT5 prop Dormond Realty Go 70 Helain,
Realty CORN. 2T1 Broadway: ntge sos.ocO: Jar
~ attys. Price Pros. 2Ti Roadway 49,, ), SiW l
70 4th 81 ! W 25x s 5s.sx W 25S - q again !
152.I0 20 80 81 20 70 beg; 30 Street Realty
% TO Jos Personeni. 4es West End svs mtss
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE--ENGLAND.

TOWN. small residential estate; was tue DoDs-
billiard room, reception hall. old Dutch room
cha rmiug grounds with hot houses and summer
studio: the whole to he sold with the valuable
fitmcnts. vacant, possession AT mn early date
Price required and any further information cgn ).
had on application stating full name and addrcs,
TO the agents, Messrs. TRoIiDiE, West Hniki,
ST.. Bclgraya, London, ENGLAND
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Miscellaneous-Sale or Rent.
ATTENTION, BROKERS!
FARM PROPERTY.

Money Making Farms, is states. $40 to sIOo
an acre; stock. tools and crops often included
to settle quickly; write for illustrated big Bar
2026J. sun building. New York.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
AUCTION RESULTS YESTERDAY.
At No. ~ Vesey street.
No. 3,2OS Third Avenue.

BY Charles A. Berrian:-3d av. 3.265. 25x1S0
4 story store & fiat; to Hyman Grossmann
SIS, $50.
BY Henry rady:-Trenont av 2,423 r. n g.
1JO' n w of pauldine av jOx1265 to Poplar ST
NO 1Ox135.9: to Frederick Fischer; "a 200.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Observation-Disclosures.

BRoOME ST. 29s & 300. 10 two story tene-
ment & stores: Shidlovsky, 1888 Broadway.
owner; Meyers. 1 Union Square West
pR6,n aaSifecs sr 90 to story restaurant. store.
Sc: l. 7. winkelman. "a Broad st.. owner: Fred
II French Co 800 Madison av, architect. $4,000
COLUMBUS Av. 301, 10 story store & apart
ment: Rossman Realty co, lis Manhattan av,
$50 900
MADISON Av, n Q cor 59th st. to story store
& Offices Schlesinger, owner; Buchanan &
Kohn, 30 W 45th st. architects. 81. 500
MADISON Av, .992. to story dwelling:
Weissman, 325 + 21st st, owner; l. Hornum
405 Lexington av, architect. ......... 5000
2GTH ST 243 w. TO story tenement Estate
w Dimick. 156 Broadway. owner; ] II Knnbel
3O5 w 43d st, architect. 1900
27TTI Sr. 221 w TO n story store & factory !:
VI Bid ct al, 500 Prospect av. owners; Mar,
g0n. 355 10th st. architect. ........ 5000
29H ST, 219 w. TO 3 story workshop; Green
stein, 2o6 W Goth st. owner: G NJ Straub, "a
5oTH ST., 116 w, to a sory garage & store:
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. premises. owner
i i, Schultz Union HILL N j. architect. .$3 600
GID ST 1863 r. to a 3 story dwelling; Mrs G A
Woods. 205 + ed st, owner: z Murray. 14l u
10th st, architect. .$s 500
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

Private houses for sale in all sec
tions possession.
LEON S. ALTMAYER. 62 East seth.
Borough of BrookIyn-Sale or Rent.
FOR RENT
One story brick building, $4,000
square feet; 5 year lease; imme-
diate possession. Rent Csc. per
square foot. Convenient to L. 1.
Il. r., Baltic and Bush Terminals.
Communicate 7160-Main.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
WONDERFUL BARGAIN, $4,000 CASH

$4,000 Mortgages Buys This Fine Home and Beautiful
Communication to N T. C. Express Station Beautiful Plot 100000
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
New Buildings-Bronx.

BARKLEY Av, cor Dean av. two l story
frame bungalows. 1Sx15: Paul Schmltz, .099
Bryant av. owner: Anton Primer 2069 West
chester av, architect. 81. 900
163D ST. n cor Teller nv, 3 story brick tene-
ment, 157xS3; Niewenhous Bros, Inc, owners,
Siebrand II Ncwenhous. 800 y 163d st. presi-
dent: Erb Henkel. 800 Il 1881 st. architects.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Massachusetts-Sale or Rent

FOR sale-Country estates income farms and sub
urban residences in all nearby sections; state
YOUR wants; and particulars will be forwarded
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
Leases--Manhattan.

HOUSTON ST. ITO n. cor st q b; Israel wicn
&c samuel Meyer ls2 Houston Sr Sc; yrs nsa ,rom
80, = .,.....i.:.. Der ITO oro S,To
in rear; los Kantrowitz 10 SamI 1Icrowitz. 2Oi
goss g, Bklyp;5 . yrs from May J. 1870; stiSEs; S.o
PARK PLACE. 20; Ill: Duncan Realty % 70
The New York herald., 1920-01-30
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1920-01-30

Joseph G. Haft purchased from M. III
Mann, 1.049 and 1868 Simpson st. two five
story apartments. s7xI00. renting for
s1s.0C0 and held at 100000.
1kurz Il Uren, Inc. and L. J. GreenbergeI
sold for Samuel Strasbourger TO Unior
Chemical Glassware Company, Inc. five
six story apartments at SIS TO 902 Unior
nv. each 37.6x100.
q. Phillips and Charles Goldberg sole
Tor the Iyber Holding Corporation, Hy.
man Berman, to Posner a. Silverman the
northwest corner of the Grand Boulevard
ssd Concourse and 18th st, new apart
rrents. l51xi39x irregular, renting for SO,
10 and held at $4,000.
Eacy Construction G q IN pany solo
tarough A Phillips to Abraham Bricker
~ five story apartment. 10Oxs9, at thu
northeast corner OF Creston av. and 1Stf
at. held at $255.0J0.
Tsott & Stearns sold for Miss Rose a
sica the two family dwelling at 1876 Eas
If3d st.. 25x1Oo. to Thomas Dwyer, anC
with George Costar the adjoining dwelling
NJ 49, iG.SXloo.
y. A. Trotta sold for Frederick Gambe
- East 154th st., a three family frame
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-31


The largest paper machine in the
country is being installed at Grand
Rapids. This machine will run 200
feet a minute and trim 146 inches
vice.
Frank Larkin and Abner Lee, Bar
aboo boys, were rescued from drown
ing by Paul Du Bots. The boys built
a raft and set out to navigate the
BaraboO river.
A suspicious looking package that
had liquid Oozing from it claimed the
attention of Postmaster d. F. Blew
EFT of Fond du Lac. The employees
tore the wrapper off looking for
whiskey but found-a dead lizard
packed in ice.
/ An employe of Racine firm was
able to hold down job as oiler and
also draw pay as worker in a con-
struction gang in another plant The
man punched in at the first place and
( left the factory unobserved AS his
/ duties took him all over the plant his
absence wat not noticed for several
weeks. In the meantime he drew two
pay envelopes.
William Smith, aged ST. resident OF
Dale, was found dead in the big Dale
/ swamp by searchers who used blood
hounds to track him from his home
from which he disappeared four days
previous. 1t was at first thought
that Smith had become lost in the
swamp and was wandering about The
discovery of his body, however, dis
closed the fact that he had died o.
heart failure.
Dream books, sDiritualism, palmist
ry and the like belong to the dark
ages and should have passed will
them, according to Prof. Joseph Jas
trOW University of Wisconsin, who
is refuting Sir Oliver Lodge and the
ouija board. Stars have no more in
tiuence upon our life says the pro
lessor. than the sands on the bot
tom of the ocean. A round head OF
a long head may be bone head or an
empty head"
Henry n Johnson, head of a She
boygan engraving firm, was credited
with the discovery of oil deposits in
Wisconsin. The oil shows a test oil
70 per cent, according to an analysis
made by Harry Cleuter, state chem
list, of specimen taken out of a well
in Brown county near Green Bay
Johnson has leased five thousand ac-
res in Brown county and plans half
million dollar corporation to create
and develop Wisconsin oil resources
500 line officials, investigating the
wreck at Honey Creek, near Water
loo, believe that the crash which cost
two lives was due to the binding
snow storm, which caused the en-
gineer of the northbound freight to
miss the block signal The tracks
have been cleared of two locomotives
and Is freight cars that piled up in
the collision Harley Fisher, SO. en-
gineer, and Jack Lempke. 30. both OF
Fond du Lac, were killed Other
trainmen escaped by jumping. due tt
Chris Storm, section foreman, who
was able to attract attention of the
engineer of the northbound train il
time to enable him to slow down.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-03-31
Notice to Prove VIII and Notice to
Creditors

State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Grant COunty-In Probate
In Re Estate of William F. Orton.
Deceased
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at the
Special Term OF said court to be held
on the fourth Tuesday of April, A. D..
! 1920, at the Court House in the City
of Lancaster, County of Grant and
State OF Wisconsin, there will be
Eeard and considered, the application
OF Leonora Orion to admit to probate
the last Will and Testament OF Will
liam F. Orion late of the city of Lam
caster in said county, deceased, and
for the appointment of an executor:
Notice Is Hereby Further Given
That at the Special Term of said court
to be held at said Court House, on the
fourth Tuesday of July, A. D., 1920.
there will be heard, considered and
adjusted, all claims against said VIII
liam F. Orion, deceased
And Notice Is Hereby Further Civ
en-, That all such claims for exallina-
ton and allowance must be presented
to said county court at the Court
House in the City of Lancaster, in said
county and state on or before the oath
day Of July, A. D., 1920, or be barred.
Dated March %, 1920.
Bv the Court.
E. B. GOODSELL,
Judge.
S. H. Taylor, Attorney 5tS'