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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Lane Bryant, Inc. to Paw
SoOO.O0O Rental in 50th St,

The six-story warehouse at 1872. 234
and 236 East Fifty-mnth Street, owned
by the Arcade Realty Company, and
urtA recently occupied by Blooming
dale Brothers, is now being remodeled
into modern loft and office building
and has been leased to Lane Bryant
Inc, for term of years al an aggre.
gate rental of 100000 through l.
Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Jewellers Hit bv Ruling

Reports have been received here that
the Cuban government has increased
the ad valorem duty on jewelry enter
ing the island by 25 per cent. Ameri-
can manufacturers and wholesalers will
be hit by the advance, as they have
been doing a fairly large business with
Cuba, especially since the phenomenal
rise in sugar prices, which brought
prosperity to the sugar planters and
workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Recent Buvers of Realty

Thomas c. Wilson, of East Orange,
is the buyer of As Leonard Street, sold
recently.
Henry G. Bugbee is the purchaser
Of the dwelling 124 East Thirty-eighth
Street; Natalie Natani is the buyer of
the four-sto building ESQ Washington
Street, and Charles Welland is the
buyer Of II and 10 West Broadway
all sold recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

In new IOrk county
The first name is that OF the debtor
the second that OF the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed
Resented, Harry-American Law
Book Co. Jan 80. 1920. ....... 1892 "a
LarAin. Edw. L.-National Blue
Print Co; May "a 1919. 1858
Grashof, Moritz, and Henry r.
Cochen-R. Gillespie; Nov %,
1917. .................. 1885
wilkes Barrel Coal Co. Inc
w II. Wrenn; June "a 1870. $4,000
Suesskind, Morr!s--City of n Y;
Oct. 10. 1915 (canceled) .. ss79S
HONG. Reubin-E. Strut; June S.
1919. ................ 1s24.ss
Walworth Hros.-T. p. McKema;
Sept. IL, 1919 (vacated) ...... ss1.6l
al; July IL, 1907. ............. 1854
Fandervoo*I James, and National
Surety Co.A~People, &c; March
10, 1920 (vacated) .......... 10000
Butler. Benjamin FIJI. l.. Bern
stein; July g. 1920. ......... 227.2s
Kaufman. Louis il Mestel
Nov 2, 1917. .............. 21e23
kaufman, Elas-H. Reinhard;
Now s, 1916 6224l
McArdle. Katherine At. E
Kittridge March s, 1919. sl525
Krellberg, Samuel-Export and
Import Film Co, Inc; March
%, 1918. Observation-Disclosures. 2142o
In Bronx County
Paulsen George w.--D L. Wood
all tr.; Jan. IL. 1920 $1,o55t72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Activity in Laces Expected

While buying Of laces and embroi-
deries is dull al present. importers Of
foreign goods ard wholesalers Of 10
nestle made erchandise are expecting
safly activity because Of the continued
reports Of the generous use of wide
iace and embroidery by French style
creators. Conditions in the foreign
embroidery market were upset couple
o. months ago by heavy cancellations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Home Buving in Brooklyn

The Buckley & Horton Company sold
101 Adelphi Street, three-story and
basement frame two-family dwelling
25x100. for Jessie Scott.
The Realty Associates sold the Pa
story dwelling 23a Schermerhorn Street
to Clara Hurley.
The B F. Knowles Company sold a
Butler Street, a two-story and base
ment brick dwelling, for Mr.. Bas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Two Apartments and Business
Buildings in Yonkers Sold

The Clajaca, Inc, Clarence j. Car
roll, president, sold 100 to rs New
Main Street, Yonkers, S9x90, two four
story apartments with stores, and a
one-story store building with two
stores. held at S175, 900, and is the first
sale of the plot in thirty-fve years
The brokers were Daniel Vogel and D.
+ Valentin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Alcohol Company Buys More
Maspeth Property for Garage

Roman allman Company sold for
Conrad Zuelch jr. to the United States
Industrial Alcohol Company the plot
50x10O on the west side Of Garrison
Avenue. $50 feet south Of Grand Street
Maspeth, L. l. This property, with the
the realty acquired recently through
the same brokers, viii give the alcohol
company frontage of 430 feet on
Garrison Avenue. The property pur-
chased will be improved with garage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Lancashire Apartment in
West 85th Street Sold

Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
have sold the Lancashire to Harry B.
James, an eight-story apartment at 353
West Eighty-ffth Street, 75x103.3. ad-
joining the north corner of Riverside
Drive The house contains twenty
four apartments, arranged in six and
eight room suites. Joseph 7. Mulligan
was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Big Rental for Rose House

Qtillie Hornik- Lunenfeld is the
lessee of the Rose house, at % East
Fifty-seyenth Street, recently reported
leased. The lease is for twenty one
years at net rental of s29, 900 year
from October / next A large part of
the property has been leased to Maison
Bernard, and much of the space will
be given over to Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
Convenient Modern Home

Beautiful large rooms. designed
for utmost Housekeeping comfort:
hardwood floors, open fireplace tile
bath. sleeping porch. steam heat
electricity and model gas kitchen
On handsomely graded plot in re-
stricted residential community.
I.eonia. New Jersey, IS minutes from
Manhattan. Price sl4.75o $500
cash
Write or phone stuyvesant 27.
W. j. LOCKWOOD. 18th floor.
80 Union Square. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Results of Auction Sales
At IA vesey Street

tatE 81 ct
BY Henry Brady
l15th st 1911 E 4 s. $50 Lexington
ave, 12.sx190, Q sty dwig: Geo P San
born. trus, agt Samson Lachnap ct al due
IS; taxes, etc. sl7s.so; TO Harry
Wheian for $500
BY James ]. Donovan
Fulton av. 1896, s. 100 n 1ssth St.
IA. exl0o. sxli 6x1l1-5 sty dwlg; Adele
L Brady at al agt John Strub ct al; due.
s3.2s4.67; taxes, etc, s25s.s2; sub to two
TAX liens asereg ating $685.; to Rudolph
Schaivsr for 81. 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Republican Primary Election
JULY 10. 1920.

July 70, I920.
no THE ENROLLED REPUBLICAN voT-
Ems OF NEW YORK COUNTY:
~ PRIMARY ELECTION will be held on
. n'nday. JULY 70, 1920. between and
= ~ for the ELECTION OF DELEGATES
s . ALTERNATE DELEGATES, from the
~Sspee,ive Assembly Districts III New York
,t9snty, to the REPUBLICAN, STATE CON
ssdEAIlON 70 be held July 27th. 1920. at
'$Fstoga Springs. y Y
" 10 formulate and declare the pur-
49, poses of the party;
~ 80 recommend 70 the Republican
o,ate Committee candidates for
nomination by II for Presidential
-, electors, and
''' ~ The Convention shall so deter
nine 10 recommend TO the Republi-
sn voters OF the State candidates
The FOLLOWING P Pr s1 's ror hoisinr
DIssr,s.as mary in the respective Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16

Ahhoaissa. Anthony--r. Geo ct
Aaron. wi!i.m--A. untar 49,. HAS,
Anxalone. Mary---S. pubowy w 1850
Abrahams Samuel--w Ciaman $3.50
rs cs Of New York i,4ss.oo
po e st. ,y1sa.a CO s.lss.s.
Par BEACH Realty Co cohan isssi
cooper, Morris--A. Autzes ..>... 1896
Sfippee ct el .........-.,... 460,iJ
city Of New york--Reit Line Ry
Corp; costs .-.............. 1915
Lsthographing Co. ........... 1853
Domestic Coat n Suit Co. Inc
j. Shlomkowita ct al ..... 1044cc
ell Observation-Disclosures. 1861
Edison. Hyman--J Mtchals 57s.bs
Fletcher. William "A. Il. Birge 35oos
rosna. saivatore--M Morris Co. 2ss. s.
Frtshling Knitting Mills, Inc
p. Frichlng ........,..... 4lsss
delaaeld; Abraham T.-MecFeady
Galinsky. Andrew-Asch g. Moss 1856
Greeneers. Rubin & jenny
Grossman Pictures, Inc, Harry
Grossman and George Littman
tPrtntwell & George Litman)-
csi,I Mfr Trust Trust CO. ,,,. 80; l'2os75
man; Runin Gellman and ia
Holiander, Pedro Az Rehman. ssSTo
Koran, Andrew E.--Hudson OPP
Heller, Frederick. and Theodore l0-''
wsinman (Heiler & weinman)
Johnstons. " VI. Nars,sen N'''SO
field ....................... sss s5
oh
Laks. Saul--M. Feingold leo79
Levy Ben5amin (Lion Pants Mfg
Macomber. " s'Iw P. Ander 'i''i'
Mssss9. N N:sss,s a# j. ss'Ss
MsiAan. Maraaret-saily w '. 's''s'
Modern yiddish Theatre Co.. Inc. 40''S
~. Il Fischman ct al. $500. .s5 30
Minafore, Frank-A. K Smith lro41
Murphy. James j., and Harry
Eenners Crescent Press)-R
Pearlman. Murray-Encyciopedia i0s'z
Prize, i Paui@s oS ~ Mccord 81 5s7 =
, Of Texss-Ad Press. ......... seas os
Rodgers Camille Nc Price l362
Ro 9TH & Co. 1nc.-s c. Blow
p n eTs & &C. Inc 49,. 49, s.ssoss
S.n nsh ...... 1860
StocKman. Philip-M. r. Silver
stoddard. chas. He. S. Ed i0SS'S
a. wa Waros .......,. ls4.35
nAeye l-.J. Gordon ct al. 34364
>. q; s, Shock Ahsorber Corp
w e. Kisselburgh ir, ct al 5o2.5o
scneehwitz Louis-Apfelbaum e.
Cohen Co.. Inc - no az
Spring. Margaret-D. Simmons:
Sosts .................. 1872 o.
Schneid, John tservice Tire Weld
ing Company)-Firestone Tire
& Rubber Company Inc 3s31s
Spaulding Waist Shop, Incl
W. Gladstone ct al - Tyeas
SCHNEIDER. julius. and Joseph
Jackson (Schindler & Jackson)
Galuter ct AL .......... 2a1.s4
William 3. Frankel & Co.. Inc
hamilton Trust Company 800. 1sS5.2o
Wiener, Adolph-Butler Bros. s172O
Wiener, Adolph-Butler Bros 1880
zuflacht, Louis and Bertha-Y.
Priehop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 245.15
In Bronx County
Blauner, Joseph--M. Fuchs .... s3572
Engel, Abraham I'M. O'Meara
Company .................. 1858
Engel, Abraham J.--C. B. Hew-
lit & Bros Inc. ........... 2,ol25s
Hager & Meyers, Inc.-E. Fleischl
ct al Observation-Disclosures. 9s.12
Structural Erecting Company
New York Edison Company 1851
United Lubricant Company of
New York. Inc.-Para Crude Oil
Corporation ....,.....,....... 624S5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
S65O,0OO Loan for Tall
10Th Street Building Planned

A loan Of S65O,000 has been made by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany to the 50 to 81 West Fortie.h
Street Corporation on the sixteen history
building to be erected at that location
on Mot 74x9S9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Business Claims Dwelling
In West 4Rih Stress

William A. White & Sons have sold
for Mrs. Sarah Shea and Mrs. Sophie
hopper the dwelling and stable at $50
and 632 West Forty eighth Street, BOX
100 The purchaser will alter the
premises for his business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Buyers Coming

DALLAS Texas-Sanger Bros; Miss Lou
letter corsess 10 East Twenty fourth
Street. expected July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
B usiness News

from american buyers. who counter-
msnded their orders when prices were
advanced sharply. A few importers
peheve that the French and Swiss en-
ofosdery manufacturers are now ready
to quote lower prices. NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
DIR. Foster Kennedy BUYS House
In East River Home Colony

Culver & Co sold for Sutton Square,
Inc, the three-story dwelling at 512
East Fifty-eighth Street to Dr.. Foster
Kennedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES,

VERY DESIRABLE Office IN FiNAS-
cial district for rent. Reasonable. 4 D
ply FLORIAN, THORNE & CO. S3 PiQs
81. New YORK g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
"Adios." Saw Mexicans.

In Mexico when friends pass each
other in the street without stopping
they say "a Dios" (goodoy).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
wEsrcnEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
PEEKSKILL AND VICINITY
FOR BARGAINS

FOR BAhGA1NS
The Friendly Town
~ Minutes Out
101-130 ACRES, house, l6 rooms. bath.
etc. 900 fruit trees; view OF 80 miles
Price S25 600; terms
20a-ABOUT AN ACRE, rooms and
bath, all ilnpts hardwood floors: fna
shade trees lawn anc shrubbery; garage.
So 900.
soS-ABoUT AN ACRE, % rooms all
in! pts. located III one OF the best streets:
beautiful lawn. brick garage. cars
4o4-MoDERN BUNGALOW, rooms.
bath. heat. all convenienoes; fine place
( beam ceiling; near depot. trolley finest
boulevard. $500.
405-s: ACRES. housa, IS rooms. Co.
sonfal type constructions; Groom tenant
cottage and other outbuiidings SIS 600 !.
terms.
40s-oNE ACRE, ls rooms. baths. all
!mpts.: entire house has been newly dec
Grated garage for cars Make offer
4Os-A SWISS CHATEAU. GO acres a
rooms aud bath modern impts., open fire
places. porches front and back. Price
$50 900 terms
4os-e1a ACRE ESTATE, very attractive
house, rooms are very large and airy
throug hout; beautiful lawns and shrub
per- soutbuildings in good condition
MOORE. kNIFFEN. WAGNER CO., INC.
% So. Division St.
Telephone go PeekshSl Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16

SwUCCO HOUSE. six rooms, bathroom, lava
tory, large screened porch steam heat.
electric light; plot 190x330; beautifully sit
uated steam heated two car garage, with
chauffeur and bathroom five minutes from
I4ackawarna station and one hour from New
York Inquire "a Howell Road. Mountain
Lakes. ~. J.
COUNTRY HOMES, ESTATES and FARMS
Morristown and vicinity.
HARVEY j. GENUNG and
ARTHUR C. DAY,
Park Place. Morristown, N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16

~ PURSUANCE or AE OPDER or
Hanorable John p. Co.lsial, ssrrogats
OF to County OF Nsw Sorx, Notice 10
hereby given 10 all p~r~s ss,~tA.s csxfsa .
against George Blair. late or the County
OF New Yovk deceased, 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scribers al their place OF ;ranascting bvsI-
ness at the ONCE OF iona. e. NeuburKe-
their attorneys. No. 1i5 Broadway, Bcr-
ough OF Manhattan. in the City Of Eav
YORK. on or before the 9Th day OF Sep;s-
Der next.
Dated, New York, the 4th day OF March.
1920
MARY FLAIR Executors
JONAS & NEUBURGER. attorneys. fo,
Executors. rs Broadway Kew YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
oeivsr Tor Afichelanso cAldercne with .
PONG OF $1,000 Liabilities 10000: asssta
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were flied yss-
tarday. July IL; tina nrst name being that
OF the debtor:
Abhoaissa. Anthony--T. Geo ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John 2. Cohalan 4 surrogate o.
the County Of New York NOTICE is here
by given to az Persons laying claims
against WILLIAM f. ARMS rRONG &C.
ceased late of the County os New YER
70 present the same with vouchers thereof
business No 342-34s Fulton Street, .Bo--
ough Of Brooklyn IN the City Of New
YORK, on or before the first day, OF Feb
Dated New York. the second day Of
July. 1920
KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY.
WILLIAM H COMLEY, JR.
Executors
forneys for Executors. Temple Bar. a.
Court Street, Brooklyn, New York
KAHL. MARY CLEMENTiNE.-In pursu-
ance OF an order OF Honorable lanes
Foiey, a Surrogate OF The County Of New
YORK. notice - aereby given to ali person.
having claims against Mary Cienaenttns Ka al
IL q Of the Co9aty OF New York deceased 20
present tee same with vouchers thereof 10
.he subscriber al her place Of transactirx
business 81 inc office OF her attorneys Messrs
SEcAett, Chap Inan Stevens, No lsx %asxau
Street. N the City of New York en- or before
the llfh day OF December, 1870
i. Dated, N " York. Juno T. 1920
AItA9ELLA s. BURR, Eaecufrsx
SACKETT, CHAPMAN STEVENS Az
torrsys Tor ExecGfrix. No i54 Nassau
Street The Tribune Building. ssr
YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16

ARTHUR. JULIAN PUEsUA St-E ON
an order OF Honorable John p cohara,
a Surrogate OF the; County OF New YORK
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons hay
ing claims against julia Arthur lsee az
the County Of New York, deceased 10
present the same With vouchers tnereof
10 the subscriber. at its place CT rran.-
acting huslaess No. I40 Broadway In -.
Cfty OK New York. on before Iha I2.h
day % November next
Dated. New York tho httb sax =,
May 1920. %
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK Er~ry-..
WALTER j. MOORE. ATTORNEY To- e.
eSofor. IL William Street. New xo-n;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16

SIX OR SEVEN room apartment wanted for
1927
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-25
FORMER BULL MOOSE
GETS LANS|NG'S JOB

WASHINGTON, Feb 25.-Bain-
bridge Colby. New York, who was
one of the leaders in the progress
siye party under the order of Roose-
welt. will succeed Robert Lansing as
secretary of state, according to an,
nouncement at the White house The
selection Of Colby came as sur
prise. most officials assuming that
Frank Polla. acting secretary, would
be- the presidents choice Colby was
life long republican until the
famous Bull Moose bolt at the Chi
cago convention in 1872 When
Roosevelt threw the weight Of his
influence to Hughes then Colby iden'
Titled himself with the democratic
party.
After Colby has taken office Polb
who has been secretary ad interim
is expected to carry out his inten
ton of retiring from the state de
partment Polk has been in II
health for more than year
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-25
STANDARD OIL
MAN PROMOTED

A. D. McCabe, OF the local office
nj the Standard Oil company, has
been transferred to the Elko office
where he will remove in a short
time. The change is in contempla-
uou Of a marked recognition OF abtl-
jty as it is understood that Mr.
NcCabe is slated for the position OF
assistant special agent at Wells.
Nevada. where a new distributing
station is being installed The 81"
cancy here will be filled by j
Gartiz. who comes from the Ely Of
flee Of the company
The many friends nj Mr. AcCah'
viii regret to hear OF bis departure
as be has beea Identified with 'h'
business activities oG Tunopah fol
aaarly ten years. during which De
arygd With WgIgs Fargo aud late
with the First National hank beioF'
accepting bis present position
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-25
Y. v. {. A. DRIVE
Melted S27O.3S

Mrs. f. " Blair, chairman OF the
recent drive for the welfare work
of the Y w. G.. A., has submitted
a report showing what was accom-
plished by the committees in charge
of the work. The report sets forth
that $27O&N was netted from the
Old folks concert given at the Air
dome and is given in full as follows
Cash received from sale of tickets
and admissions, 1899; donation from
Mrs Frank Dunn, IS; receipts from
Toivabe Literary club, Manhattan,
S.. receipts from jitney dance
s104O5 Total receipts $45@.O5
Mrs l.. 5, Handy commission on
concert proceeds, $S4.75; James Muir
phv. fitney tickets, 75c; Piercy Drug
s275: The Ringers, 81; Bonanza
advertising and printing, $1275,
Times Advertising $50; orchestr'
for dance. $27.5O; rent of airdome
s25; Mrs. Frank Dunn, playing re
hearsals and concert $l5; O'Connel
! Bros. expressage on chairs from
school "a: Frank T Miller. lumber
etc. s8O7. remitted to state directo
at Reno. s2703S Total disburst
mont S453O5.
MRS f w RLAIR,
Chairman
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-25
,IIIDGE JAILED
FOR SWIPING A
WATCH At ELY

State y, Harry r Grler is the
title of case docketed in White
Pine county which came nearly hay-
ing serious results and possible jail
sentence had it not been for the
good offices Of the visiting Elks
who persuaded the deputies to re
lease the Touopah Judge on promise
of good behavior. The arrest was
very much in earnest, as the judge
thought for he was given his first
pxprrience inside cell with every
nrospect of remaining there without
! baiI had it not been that the prose
r1tor- discovered the evidence IN
another mans suit case The arrest
lad disastrous effect on H. d
KING who sat down and wept cop
IONS tears when told that nothing
rould be done to let the judge
ou, IN time to attend the EIks eN'
ercises
sheriff " ) Enslow made the
arrest in person on a warrant charE-
ing Grtef with having feloniously re
moved a gold watch from the per
.,o of one OF the visiting delegates
Griar protested that he was cit
,an in good standing in Tonopaf
and that his chief business was IL
n1ulshing criminals whom he de
lighted to send to the basttle, Eh
.rou told him to run around tn
block when he got out and take
swift kick at himself or words Il
. that effect lie had warrant ao'
ha was going to serve it at al
hazards Jeff KnE arrived ahou
tb.e time and The situation was s.
,rnfa that ha was melted TO tear
. .aa dissolved himself lea hear
ending sohs Grier was draggad oI
-H g. mil TheB ehe sheriff went
. Che Northern hatel where
.,rshad tho sut case Of the pr.ao'
e.thaut finding aay meumIaattn
.asrre aod consequently had '' p
..e.a .ha honorable raHft fFgm ta3
.g fah tavaasga
h. raa sheriff haeaver taafo"a 'a
.r sa. uateh aaa been @kea aaa
~ ..t- snsassa as be pwFa.sts
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-25
MINISTER TELLS
WHY HE RETIRED
n., Au.nclnted PresnI

nv AssOcluted PresHI o.
BERLIN. Feb 25.-Mathias Erz
berger in rendering his resignation
based his action, it was said, upon
his desire to have an investigation
of his alleged falsified tax returns
proceed without prejudice or constd-
Grafton of his official position
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-25
PROSPECTOR CAME
FROM OLD DELAMAR

ANDY ShelIburg the veteran pros
nartor who died in the county his
pital Yesterday. has four brothers
and two sisters living in Clyde.
Kans who have been notified of his
death The body will be held at
the undertaklnr parlors until in
stmrtions are received Andy was
man who held the confidence of
every one he met aud for many years
oas engaged prospecting in the In
...ra.fs of Wurfield and Hennessy
gga aud George Cole followed
p.,rra lea from ne Lamar and made
.nvs af the first locations i'm the
nreasnt Divide district Last month
/ b.. worked five shifts an the ueleheF
+ n.vtfa uhaa b. waa taken sick AMI
/ had 90 ea tu tha hospital whsFe ae
/ aamsrsad aatH u waa thought that
/ e- asat8 fesame hHs aatiaaE safk
I vaa neavarr 49, Hot permanent A.
I a. rasamaa 60 the hospital q aaaf'
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MAN
Indicted FOR
A FALSE OATH
,ttv NasocIate6 .'ressI

oUv NsSociate6 g'ressH
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2o.-Ed'
gar Woodcock, recently acquitted Of
the murder of Edward Kelly news
paper omploye, will surrender him
self ,o answer a grand jury indict-
menr charging perjury in the mur,
der trial despite inability of the
police department to locate him.
William Kehoe. his attorney, said
TODAY
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VLADIVOSTOCK TRADE
UNDER AN EMBARGO

SEW YORk' Feb % Trade be
tween the United States aud Stheria.
which bade talr go ruo into millions
has hean suspended as "a rosul' II
the capture ot Nadlvualok h' 'he
aaeat reyolullaaartes-
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RANSOM ASKED
FOR AMERICAN
1T, associated TressD

tN N~soctated fFeSS'
WASHINGTON. Feb 25-Barry
Ilogurty. American citizen, who was
Kidnapped by MeNicans at Matiml
is being held for ransom, according
10 information to the state depart
mpuI
Uogarty was employed as super
lntendent of the smelter of the Am
erfcan Metals company The kid
mapping reported by the company
from its headquarters in New Yorl
was ,oosed upon report from tn
company offices at Monterey, Mex
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