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ark on the same case were Mrs. j. M.
Foster. Mrs. !. F. Davis. a, L. Sprinkle.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt, Mrs
Frank McCurry and Mrs. viii Nc
CARNEY.
After a two weeks visit at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James 5. Kiskadden on Elm avenue.
Bruce Kiskadden left Monday eve
ming for his post of duty at Los An
geles. Cal
?, Gilbert Stiers is in receipt of let
ter from Muscatine. Ia. telling of the
recent arrival OF ~ s-pound daughter
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. John
Stiers. DIR. and Mrs. Stiers are both
well-known. on Lincoln Park, and have
many friends who stand ready to ten
der heartiest congratulations
Mrs Arthur r. Hooven and little
SON, Julius. Jr.. were weekend guests
of Miss Eleanor Kiskadden on Elm
avenue Mrs. Hooven and son had
been spending the winter visiting her
parents in Mineral Springs. Tenn.
and stopped over while en- route to
their home in California. Mrs. Hooven
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Michod, were one-time residents of
Lincoln Park. and were the means of
improving what is known as the Nc
Donald place, now owned by Harmon
Fox
Mr.. and Mrs. /. F. Davis received
word last week of the marriage of
their son. Wilbur. to a young lady of
Dayton o. on April T. Wilbur has
been with the aviation department at
Dayton for the past year. and expects
to receive his honorable discharge
from the service the last of the month
The newly-weds expect at that time
to return TO Colorado and will make
4 visit at the parental Davi shome
where young Davis win introduce his
bride, after which the happy couple
expect to locate in Denver.
Complimentary to Charles Laird,
about 80 of the neighbors gathered at
the Laird home in Logan street on
Saturday evening The affair was in
the form of a surprise and the guests
came trooping in with well-filled bas-
kets for nice luncheon. Each guest
responded to rollcall with a suitable
quotation, and the evening passed
merrily with vocal and instrumental
music, games and a general happy
social time
The Lincoln Park school had an ap-
pirate Arbor day program at the
school building on Thursday morning
Following the exercises. the grade
teachers, consisting of the Misses
Watt, Berkey, Mckinley, Caffey and
Bailey, and also Miss Nina Arnold.
musical instructor, accompanied the
pupils to Green Gulch where all en-
joyed pfcnic outing and dinner
During the afternoon the Parent
Teachers Association convened in the
assembly room and was in charge OF
the president Mrs. Carter. Ralph
Leruth, one of the pupils, who has
come from Belgium since the close
of the war. gave a song selection in
his native language. which was both
unique and interesting. Talks on the
contempIAted union Of Districts No. Il
and by Lawyer Ross and DIR. Wade
made up an interesting part of the
program, and a paper by Miss Watt
on Teachers Salaries called out
discussions favorable to the ideas pre-
sented. Later in the day the boys
had a ball game with theih Eighth
grade, resulting in a score for the
Eighth graders. However. the Lin
coin Park boys claim the honor Of
winning two games out of the three
recently played.
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which was a decided success. This
has created considerable interest
among the children, as it is something
After the meet they had fine bail
game between the schools of Cotopaxi
and Howard. Cotopaxi wining, 10 to 8.
A NJ. Pettingill and son Alfred
called on w. +. Domka and family at
Howard Thursday.
J. A.. Lamb was Canno City bust
ness visitor Monday
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The StOrk Express

H baby girl was born to Mr. ancz
Mrs. Clebert Overman at the Graves
hospital at p. IN. Tuesday. April 20
1920.
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nutm.e Ono. . Perfume.

In olden times the ladies In Eng
land used nutmegs as a perfume. TAas-
nutmegs were set In silver and ornar-
menfed with pearl and precious stoneE
and hung from n lady's belt like a moo--
ern ept-hatfle
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NoTlCE OF tnJt sTMENr DAY.
Estate OF Handle q. Hoickvnm. De-
ceased,
All persons having claims auatnst
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment 10 the coun-
~ Court of Fremont County. Colorado.
on the ssnd day Of May. A. n. 1890
HANNAH l.. GRAY.
executor OF Said Ertafe.
firpt Pub. April -. 1890
Last PSss May 20. 1889.
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C0aldale

Mr.. skinner OF Canon city was
transacttng business In Coaldaio last
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Ficher OF Denver was
calling ON her many friends hero last
week. shs left for Canon City Tues
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NorirE or rINAI snrrI.eNs>r,

Notice Is hereby given that on the
sshd day Of MAY a. n. 1890. the under
Court of Fremont county, Colorado. her
accounts for final settiecmnt of admin
istration OF said estate. when and
where all persons In interest may ap-
pear aud object to them. II they so de-
sire.
Ei.NsiRA a. PALM
Executor OF the last Win OF Henry Nj
Palm. Deceased
First Pub. April -. 1880.
Last Pub. Mny 20. 1890.
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NoTICE or EIN Al. sET-rI.EMENT.

Estate OF JesSe Il. Wright. Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that on the
2Nth dav OF May. \. u. 1890. the under
signed will present to the County Court
OF Fremont county. Colorado. his ac-
counts Tor final settlement OF adminis-
tratioa OF said estate. when and where
all persons in interest may appear and
object to them. IL they SO desire.
JOHN +. WRIGHT
Executor OF said Estate.
First Pub. April 20. 1920.
last Pub May 20, 1920
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For results try The Reeoru Wantad
columns. Sure business getters
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

7TH ST, n e, 175 e I'd av; LAWYERS Mort
Co to Dry Dock Saw lnstn, W l Clark to
Lawyers Mort Co, 50 Liberty st: atty
F NJ Tichenor. 3S Park Row. assns;
11oTM ST. n 8, a7ss 5th av: Rose Bern
heiner ct al, trus. to Lawyers Mort GO,
SO Liberty st. ...................$ $45. 900
BROADWAY. > e cor goth st; Louise Col
ton av; atty, j Carey. 149 Broad
1oTHH ST. a27 E u Mort & Trust CO
and ano, trus. to Lawyers Mort Co.
Lawyers Mort Co to Italian Saw Bank,
81 Spring st; atty. Title Guar & T GO;
s7TH 81, 642 Il; b sh1onniger and ano, .
trus, to Union &. New Haven Trust Co.
trus; atty, N Title g. Mort Co., 135
osD ST., g. ": Title & Mort ri: Co to to
American SAY Bank. lis W 42d st; atty.
N Title & Mort Co. 1875 Bway 500
90TII ST, 152 w; N Title & Mort Co to
Biaisdell Bros, 90 West st; atty. N
Title & Mort CO. 1S5 Bway. $4,000
9TH ST. $50 E; Geo Ramsey and ano, exrs'
to Central Saw Bank: attys. Amend &
A, 1l9 Nassau st. $22, 900
DAD ST. So w; Bowery Say Bank to Y
Title & Mort Co, 135 Bway. $2e. 500
soTH ST, 4asss d; Nassau s County Trust oad
AMSTERDAM Av. s. 65.4 8 17sth st;
N Title & Mort Co to Troy Saw Bank.
Troy. Y..........-. .-.:....:... S2S, ooo
18TH ST. 8. cor Lenox ay; National
Sf nannet at m
attys. Bennett & w. ESQ Bway. .....s1
MADISON ST. 8 g. 225.1 W jackson st /;
P f Lowerre and ano. trus to Thomas
Lowerre III atty. Lawyers Mort CO. = SO SO
s1sT SYST, sr, 1850 Il; R Realty Co to
American Trust Co. 1876 Bway :.....sl
87TH ST, 542 E: Union & New Haven
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

shubert and VIM Klein to Schultz
Realty Co sss Broadway; 20 yrs from
Park Row .........s1 SIC, 900 and s2i. 900
7TIl Az, A. cor str apd b. and M E W
n stS to y7s faom sy
FuIToN sT. ii; Ann St. %. strs bs and
eo scousby ss 'auS sS7 ssth lf.as 3 BrooRyn %
Aug l. 1920, to April SO; lsdd. sad - ..s ooo
3D. Az 1Ss9 s. ALL My aaa ass sig is 2s55 G5een
10 and lo-12th yrs from July l. 1919;
atty, Ernest Rolph, 6a5 sdd 177th h St eoo
sTH Av. $40, all: Geo. Doty to Geo
1920: atty. A Lowenstein, ESQ Broad.
1sT Av. 1920, north str and BIS; Minnie
Lorberbaum to Jacob Migda la,o on the the
TH sT Ill ys E. 11Gm a anna MaE h Grain
n Y Band instrument Co: from May J..
1920 to ARril &c. 1915 attys ooH C Gla5k r sSa s
mine H G PIAcS E. ' 18th aa st ring sS;l1
Place Theatre: ALL Thos r Grain ct al
to uno Realty CO, Inc; 10 yrs from May
PARK Av 5 W cor 125th st. cor str and
tinos. 48 E 124th st: from Jan is, 1920.
to April 80. 1929; atty. S M Katz,. 1915
ez7 Broadway: % .s-,, 81, 900
Harry Chaimowitz and Max Beher. 1886
5th ay; 1o yrs from aug l. 1919; aattys
124TH ST, l51 w: I'd, Sd, 9TH and 5th
floors; j NJ Horton Ice Cream Co to
Ludwig Amusement Co of Harlem. 144
" l2bth st; 1-12 yrs from May !,
GRAND ST. sl1. Sd STR from Allen st; st;
Goldman & Mailman, Inc. to Harry
premises: yrs from May l. 1920 atty,
Abr Goodman 2o9 Bway $4,000 and Sc, 500
8TH AV $685. and b; Herman NJ Weaver
to 1 Blynn & Sons, 224o Sd av. from
May /, 1920, to April so, 1890; attys.
Jonas g. n, lis Bway $500 and S6.500
LAFAYETTE ST, 419 W, 4th fl Alfred NJ
Race to Royal p Hamaschlag. l31 w
74th st; 6 yrs from Feb !. 1920; Triune
Printing Co. 4l9 Lafayette av. ...$3,95
24rH ST, 119 W; and b: Graf Realty
Holding Co to National Cloak & Suit Co:
10 yrs from Feb ], 1920; atyt Bent
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
STORAGE NOTICES
Warehouse Sale of Goods for
Unpaid CHARGES

In accordance with the provision OF law,
there being due and unpaid charges for
which the undersigned COLUMBUS sToR-
AGE WAREHOUSE, INC. IS entitled to
lien as warehouseman on the goods here
been given to all parties known to claim
an interest therein, and the time specified
in such notice for payment of such charges
having expired. there will be sold at public
134th ST.. on FRIDAY. APRIL 30th, 1920.
at 1890 A NJ. and continuing on each
the same hour until all goods are sold.
to wit: Household furniture. consisting of
parlor suits bedroom suits: dining room
suits, library furniture. pianos. victrolas,
boxes barrels. suit cases, contents con-
ssting Of clothing. linen. books. papers.
glassware, silverware. bedding. % draperies ris
and materials and other personal effects
held for the account Of the following par
RIs. MRS E. PORTER. Lucy BLAND,
gLANcHE Ed4,sy ~ JAMEs, ROSE guRRoIGM.
NETT. GEORGE KETCHUM. SARAH
ROSS. MRS. ANNA LEE wooDLEY.
MET1AN \ : e,I ROSS. rLoRENCE GREEN,
BEAcHER zEBBs. EDWARD CHAM
BERS. l.. GIBBS, H NJ. LAWS, LEON
saEy1LL; SHE y, LLa,Iy MRS; JOSIE PROCTOR AR
ALICE CALPIN. JOHN CLAPTON. MRS
FANN!H BRADLEY, MAYME DAVIS.
AMELIA MURCHERsON. II. vELDER
BEATRICE MARTIN. BUFFALO VAN
GO, p. V: SMITH MRS HARGRoW,
FRANK SHIPLEY. GEO. 81. FIsHDL co.
CHAS. HILL. LUCIE THOMAS. MR. OR
MRS. VIM. FINCH. MIR. OR MRS WM
FRANK LUCULLB BROWN NM
SMITH. JEAN GROSS. ROBERT DELEs-
LINE. MRS. ENIsLY SAM JOHNSON.
s MMB.r r. F. PARRISH. MARGARET
SHIRDON, MRS. G. BROWN, ADELI,
SMITH. MRS. ATsoN. JOHN KLEGE,
MRS; MRS * I; J. LEVY. GEO. c. LEWIS. r.
PERKINS, MRS COTHER NJ SMITH.
a. PANELS. MRS. PEARL REDDTNG.
MRS. WILLIAMS. MARY OWENS MARIE
HID. BERTHA DELLAPARRA MRS
RLSsELI. FRANCES GILES, MRS TuR-
NER, JAMES MOSS, MRS. L. p FINNIE
CARRIE F: MILLER, MRS. N. BRYANT.
j. II. HOPKINS, FLORENCE HARSLEY.
being now stored in said Columbus Stor-
age Warehouse. The goods will be on
exhibition at the time and place of sale,
and on each day of sale
Columbus Storage Warehouse.
Inc.
62-64 West 1Qdth
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herd. 90 Bloomfield Az. Passaio. N J

ana ano, trus; $ yrs. 81 c; atty, wm
1osrH Hes ST. 17117s E. as.sxioo l1 xpp
9; Antonio Amorelio to Abr Stern. 1888
stty. s,h az; : yrr G. pr mtse sl,seS
11lTH, 81 r. SO Madison av. sSx2S;
VIE, 59o " " ia St; inssals $ pe; pr
18TH ST. ,s1s d. n s. 1s.sx1oo.5 Apr 8;
John =, and nd Tina a., Tsnt,o to Jos F1ore:
129D ST. 4os e. s. 1sx1oo.4: IN; Apr s;
Adrian Van Rossern to Harry walcer
irreg; p m; Mar Is; Daisy I Goldberg
to B Elliot Burnston. 255 Fort Wash
ington av; 2 yrs, c; attys, Burnston
q l., 253 BWay $1,Oo0
18TH St. 81 ts S;cs APT
man & K. IS Liberty st - ..'ss $500 900
18TH ST. S5S nraa. wi s. 1siiS11S5 j., Apr a.
MsoSs5 g. y 4s}h yas' 9: aaaFsIs
1pr g. 1o, sSt w and Messs seSsrone to
Fileppo Labate, 1457 77th st, Bklyn due
May 7. 1927 s p c; atty. A F Tuozzo. !.
71sT ST, s. 2i5 Columbus av. 2i1ioo.s iGiSs:
Apr Z: Truxton Holdg Corpn to Man
haitian Nsav Instn. s4l Bway; due and
1ss RwaS' as bond; attys. Rapallo & * K; osS SO
7sD 81. ESQ W 8. is.s1ioa2; Mar sa''S2o ~
snd Hsttie ST. Msrpst to
!Hsssl! n92Ds gs 4ss 's7'eo stSy
Apr /; Jos Devlin to Dora Lyon, 525
West Vest End av; yrs, c; pr .mtge
Sab ST. "a ". $, s7sxico.s; APR s"Goo 1o'
w T C Holding Co to the American
SAY Bank, rs W 42d st demands 4
r ?y 81 $50 W. rwn r. ss1a7ss ss sTesd Erex
Apr o; Sadye V Spill to Ss5 West End
Av Corpn.. COL w 115th ST. yrs. p c;
pr mtge $4,000; attys, Davis. & s.
12oTH ST. sss w. s. i79ioo1l: March March
So Ike and Annie Zuckerman to Philip
March So 1923; 51s C; attys. sohmerr
,,SrSli O. s 81 81 Liberty 1o st. $4,000
Life Assur Society of S; years: 5ia
C; attys. Alexander & G. 12o Broad
18TH ST. 8, 6a1.e 7th av; D m; April
Life Assur Society; s years; p C: attys.
1ssTH sr. $, sss.s " 7th av; m: March
/; same to same; years. p C; atty,
18TH ST, $, 7ie.s 7th av. i7xssii; ss.iI;
IN; March l; same to same years
139TH ST. s, ESQ W Amsterdam av. look
to Adeilne Thomas. $50 W ssth st due
April IL, 1925; 6 y c; pr mtge s107,5o0:
18TH ST. 8, 632.6 9TH av, 17x99.11;
NJ; March /; Elizabeth Realty Co to
Equitable Life Assur Society; years. s
C.; attys. Alexander G, 100 Broad.
1asTH s;r, 3 $, sos.s 7th av. i7xes'iii; p
m; March /; same to same; years:
143D ST. 229-231 w, 2 lots. each 25x99.11; ;
March 1; John Diamond to Leonard
WE'LL, 1866 w 103d st; instals; p C: pr
mtge $29,125; attys. Arnstein & Levy.
1913 Broadway y:................. $S.s75
14SD ST. 423 w, g. 17x99.11 April ~;
Gertrude A PAUL to Title G. 4 II Co. 176
Broadway; due and int bond so. 600
AUDUBON AV, Pa W l76th ST S5.7x
aS7S-; p m; April .; Abr Cohen to
City, L l instals; C; pr mtge $115.
900; atty. Title & Co. 176 Broad
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Real Estate
Recorded Mortgages
L1SPENARp sr n w cor chu-o

L1sPENARD ST. w cor Church st, 5ox
srmers f9 m 1oa ApTi saaah ar h Enssr W, to the
RGTaERs ST. a. aa.'y T. 35Ss47 ce s2seao
ton Chat Odom Ansher MinslS to Jacob
pr, mtg sl4, 900; atty, s Goldberg 81
BRooME s.r 4ss. $. 2sxiis; m; q Aprl SHG
Bergen Co. AZ broadway; lnstals. p c;
1,roats., pr mtg $4,000; atty, Iohn, q
BRooME sr. $. 100 BROADWAY. s9xiIS lis
A3pril ~; Paola Cannizzaro to Italian Saw
Bank. "a Spring st due May 1. 1925 5la
G. attys' Wayland & b, 165 Broadway.
BLEEGKER sE;I ST. 8: sb-1 Charles Is'ss; st;
Al Aprls lx;.' H. Crank and Gesine schumacher
c; atty. John g Tholko jr. Is John ii = 81. Z
$4,000
,1s Lena n wsia,taSi Int aT asssS1a saa All;
to Rose Levine, 1922 1b6th st: due
en La, a. lyl1; ~ nssodc atty. Martin Wesd
SAME PROPERTY; July II. 1908: same ,eVto to
same; due July 27. 1911; atty. same
Ma sehwarts iva! 70 Lena wenstock. 'S'ust Il St
Manxs samue "a Apaamsan ana an0 yrs S,ss5 atty
AYhNuT Mish u4aas a. Molaat nth STR ST. M April #
Realty Corpn 36 Nassau st: yrs.
Proo;, ei pr % mtge $4,000: attys, Middle
2an p5oSE OK & 20 r. as Cedar st.. 81, 900
Realty to Julia D Brown. 35 w 13oth
81 and g snoi s;tv sSrS' sct i due Hn Dec IS ls2a
PARK ~. AV. 4s. g 8 7ad. soth st; 2Sx
toSi y part March 15: Samuel l. Fuller
70 Constance g Fuller. Greenwich, Conn;
ws1l wsus' st H c; attyA shearman & 9, 6s
40TH ST. ,is p. 5; is,xss.s: Asprii saiiSse 8:
&C. Germ ~ Ruoat p:,a d ano to to City Real Estate
bond atty. T1S oa' co.. que and So ;n5 oss %
9Th ST 4z.5l F., n 8: 5oxloos; April .;
ties Assn 507 5th av; demand; p G.:
atty. Jno Everett, SO Liberty st, ss6 900
'2n nsyab ST 's' as'. sss W Ay a; ss4x75 p m;
Fink, Creek Locks. N Y: 10 yrs { O.:
pr pr,5, mtge sl276o; atty. NJ sulzbcrger. 81
I'd AV 5. 5l5 72di st. issxie. .lxirres; xI.es?
April 8; Listy Publishing Co to
Anton Dorrsky. 273 Elm st. Astoria.
~ atty. Wm N lSilcullen. Ito Bwsy. S. 600
18TH ST. 10 T.. g. 1ssxlO22; D m:
April y; Francis L Pruyn to Lawyers
"0fe co. % Liberty st; yrs s 9
SAP na ST. '. sos 2. s, 2szes:s; April 10;
Anha a4,h .t AeIWis to Dayd vollnser IS
pr mtge $4,000; atty. c Hoenninger.
SAD ST. ao5 r, 3. 2sxsse same to same; same
s4TH ST, .2a4 e. $. 25.sx1o27: April i;
George and Annie Fresey. 3o52 Barker
av. Bronx; due April i. 1923; 6 c; pr
PARR Av. $. sos s5th st. aox1sotc;o: st;oOp y
Heness, 81 Il SID st due April 10, 1875:
N G; pr mtge =; attys. Paskus Cord
1o4TH ST. 81 e. =. 2bxioo.11; m: Apr
s; Jere Donovan to Anna u shep-
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Oil Is
Awarded Nine
German Ships
Allied Supreme Council Is
Said tor Have Recognized
American Claim to Tank
Vessels Seized in War
Long Controversy Ended
Craft in Dispute Aggregate
1000 Tons and Are VAL
ued at $l2,8OO,OOO Now

The Allied Supreme Council has
awarded the nine German tank steam
ships, for year the cause of an in
ternational controversy, to the Stand
ard Oil Company of New Jersey, ac-
cording to a report in shipping circles
taken as result Of note the State
Department cabled to the Supreme
Council Friday. This note was said to
represent the final American position
on the controversy.
At the Offices of the Standard Oil
Company it was said that no official
Communication had been received from
Washington, or from Europe as yet,
but the officials there admitted knoNl
edge of the State Department note.
Should the greport be verified, it
means that the Standard Oil Company
regains possession of the tank steam
ships it built in Germany before the
war, through its subsidiary company
incorporated in Germany under the
title Deutsche Amerikanische Petro-
leum Gesellschaft. These vessels have
an aggregate tonnage of $1,000 dead
weight tons and represent property
value at present prices Of $12,800,000.
Britain Recognizes Claim
The controversy dates back to the
seizure on the seas by British cruisers
of the German tank steamship Leda,
owned by the Standard Oil Company
through its German holding company.
The British Admiralty decided that,
American ownership being proved, the
vessel should be turned over to it's
owner. This was done during the war,
and the ship was transferred to Amer
lean registry.
In March last year tho Supreme
Economic Council in Brussels provi-
sionally exempted the nine tankers
seded, however, by the inter-Allied naval
armlstice commission in August, whilo
no American representative was pres
ent. The latter body ordered the tank
ers to proceed from Hamburg to the
Firth Of Forth, in Scotland, and wait
there until they were allotted to the
various Allies under the reparations
terms of the peace treaty.
The ships were subsequently, allotted
on the following basis: France, $4,000
tons; Great Britain, 12,800 tons; Bel
glum,, $4,000 tons; Italy, 10000 tons,
and the United States, 5000 tons.
French Action Denounced
This action formed the basis of a
strongly worded protest by the State
department at Washington. During
the development of the controversy
the Standard Oil Company issued a
statement reviewing the case. accusing
France Of seeking to corner the petro-
eum carrying industry and blaming
that country for insisting on the d.
vision of the ships among the Allies
in face Of the Supreme Council de-
cision of March, 1919.
|. The Standard Oil Company holds
that its ownership in the steamshins
is beyond dispute, and that this claim
was recognized by the Allies during
the war in turning the Leda back to
them after it had become prize of
war.
The tankers are in custody of the
British government in the Firth OF
Forth. They are the Mannheim, Helios
Sirius, Pawnee, Niobe, Hera, Loki
Wotan and Wilhelm A. Reedemann.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Benson Says Propaganda
Is Menace to u. S. Marine

"We are convinced that the ships
owned and controlled by the United
States Shipping Board must ultimately
be absorbed by private capital, owned
and controlled by Americans, and oper-
ated in open competition with the mer-
chant fleets Of the world"
Rear Admiral w. 8. Benson, u. S. NJ,
retired, chairman of the United States
Shipping Board, made this statement
last night in speech at the annual din
the Hotel Commodore. The dinner was
part Of the program in celebration Of
National Marine Week, and the first
National Marine Show.
One Of the features Of the dinner was
tn singing Of chanteys by sailors from
Sailors Snug Harbor, S. I. These were
the men who sailed the seven seas when
America had one Of the proudest mer-
chant marine services in the world.
The chanteys were sung to the orders
Of an old sailing ship captain.
Admiral Benson in his speech also
charged that propaganda was being
used against an American merchant
marine. "The unusually high record
ship operator and those who manned
our ships" he said, Ms often forgotten
because Of the insidious spreading of
exaggerated accounts that now and
then appear in the press, frequently un-
der foreign date line.
att is evidence that the art Of propa-
ganda, so effectively used in the war, is
still being used in an attempt to tear
down what we are bent upon making
permanent-a American merchant
marine made up Of ships built by Amer
ing under the American flag and carry
ing the products Of this country to all
parts of the world"
The dinner was presided over by
August Belmont, president Of the Ma
rine League.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14

Trust Co. trus. to N Title & Mort Go,
1RvfNG vi G"sf 81 IS. NJ j Sullivan to Hoch. ocSo
beein, 726 Home st; atty, Goldbaum:
s7TH ST, 542 E, N T & NJ Co to IL /.
Miller, s4s 18th st. Bklyn ...... .$4.o 900
9Th ST. 1857 E, Geo Ramsey & ano, exrs,
to Central savgs Bank; attys Amend &
WEST END Av. 322. n r & NJ Co to
g Hamlin. $50 st Nicholas av .so7.5oo
DIST ST. 304 w, NJ Permock to NJ Bald
win, 1os 10th st. Woodhaven, l. 1. $500
1o1ST ST. g. 342.6 1st av: Minnie
Cohn to Emigrant lndust Saw Bk.. sic. 900
7TH ST, S.. R Roberts to G & G a
Traysor. sos w 105th st; attys Ched-
sey & r, 32o Bwya ..............s1oo
51sT ST. $40 W: S E Bruce to W
21sT ST. 2ls E., Louis Driesen to
Adler, 232 E SD st ...........$ $4,000
84YH ST. 331 w, United Security Life
lns Trust Go. admr. Bushrod "
Adams; atty. Title G & T Co. $4,000
AID ST. 421 w, w r Rea e. ano,- exrs.
TO- to chas L Treat 500 Barclay st. Flush sho
14TH ST. eoA W, Lawyers & i Co t,'to to
G Crawford. ct al, trus; atty. Title
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE TO AKCuITrr,Ta

competition for the selection Of -,
srch.tecs for now branch library Sn,I1a
ing IN Jersey CITY N. J.. Will DO hsid bv
1nn trustee OF the Free Public Library
"psn 20 any architect dssiring 10 corn.
tfse. The authors OF tho FIVE designs
rejected az fulfilling the requirements OF
'as pfooiem most safisractoriiy VIII each
~ that ore of ths fya designs that il
hns'r selected az the most satisfactory
IN M,ccfcanc~ with this rules OF the corn.
gIoniffn WI b~ selected az the architect
Inr butlding IL 70 cost approximately
inx ana architects f~sn yh~ competition
min .sn cicsT hngast ~. tszo. The rule. Of
.s .ne eoinDstttsnn and tn. requirements Of
~ aesrs,sxy of shs Bo&rd Of Trusssss Of
~ Is nafu.n SaS21ii 1sssixY xyr e y.rssy ci.y.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
ANACONDA COPPrK MTIy1

ANACONDA COPPER MINING co.
~ broadway. New York, March 23, 1850.
The Board of Directors Of tho Anaconda
dividend Of One Dollar $4,000 per share
upon 'tS Capital Stock OF tho par value Of
tSo per share. payable on May Path. 1920.
70 holders Of such shares OF record at the
elosa s OF busness at IL o'clock Noon on
eaiurday April 17,h. 1920
ne dividend is payable only npon tho
n now dlvfded. 'N
-. hit stHckholders who have not converted
tnciI boidinsr into shares Of $50 bar value
tnouid DO no without dslay in ordsr thae
'HeS may receive their dividend promptly.
A. n. MELIS Sccretnrv
New-York tribune., 1920-04-14
Philadelphia Brokers
Will Locate in Newark

The increased demand of financial
concerns to locate on Clinton Street in
Newark, N. j., is shown by lease just
consummated for term of years which
brings Philadelphia concern to New
ark's "Wall Street" Through Louis
Schlesinger, Inc, Philip and Mortimer
Lowy have leased to Bidde & Co. Offices
at 19 Clinton Street, southwest corner
of Beaver Street, for the sale of in
vestment securities.