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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01

ter than II works. To date, no
nation. no community, hardly a
neighborhood. has achieved social
ization OF its entire wealth without
quickly wrccking itself.
Individual Initiative and the in
dividual reward for good work are
the ruling forces IN tho world to-
day. ms they ever have been, and
complete cooperation. while pretty
In theory. always kills these forces.
But TO reckiessly scatter all our
national wealth for the most
greedy fingered TO clutch and TO
keep IN nigh m silly az turning
bulisheviski.
President Sun INT sen. greetingi
You know more In minute than
MI our Notwithstanding, forward.
looking" leaders have shown they
know In $50 ycarA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
Pedestrians m r
Hit by Autos I'M
This Year AV1

Dan. NJ Chisholm. istT Har.
ward ave. ~. reported 20 the 20
licc Thursday that his wife and
nister.in.iaw, cencvisve Pollard.
were struck by an automobile
driven by y. Morranstern. an
empioye Of the sch~stacher Gro
Gerry Co. at Broadway and Pine
st. an they ~cre crossing tho
street last night Doth women
sustained cuts and bruises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
MILK PRICES TO
Be FIXED TODAY

MIX prices for the summer were
10 BE- fixed nj n meeting In carpen.
tsrs' hall. 1890 Fourth ave. this aft.
ernoon. OF Seattle distributors and
Western Washington dairyrnen. prob.
ably at an advanced rate.
Dairymen complain that at the
present retail price OF ~ cents a
quart delivered on the doorstep they
are no, receiving enough from dss.
trfbutors TO pay for the upkc.p OF
cattle.
Since retail milk dropped 10 IL
cents consumption IN the city IL said
TO have increased 10 per cent
TACOMA. Aprfi i.--Retafi milk
prices tumbied In Tacoma today
from Is cents 10 i2h cents a quart.
Pints were reduced from 10 cents
TO IN cents. Cream prices re-
manned unchanged. tho high price Of
butter and butterfats being given an
the reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01

nc argument that II n lit
tie In good. much In bet
ter; and that ALL public
increase should be kept
for all of liz llnfonn hot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01

The best part Of . bargain Is the
gain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07

Z Many of these overcoats are of extra heavy
materials and extra good values at S45 and $50
In this lot you will find complete line of sizes
and all colors from the fancy mixtures to the
more conservative plain colors Coats that are
exceptionally we'll tailored
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07
Make Your
Selection Early

Choose while the choosing is good Naturally tn
best values 90 first and later the line of sizes will
badly broken. great many of these coats are youn
mems models suitable for school wear, others are
the more conservative designs for older men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07

First reduced the price clothing for the benefit
That this profit sharing plan has with the approval of the public
been by the volume We have
profits with employees who have helped build this great
business and for the benefit those who have helped make
sharing policy wonderful We the greatest sale
history of the store The Vernon Profit Sharing Sale FL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07
Ian a Wonderful Success

- Announcing policy the clothing began climb high
eReduCe the retail clothes and depend increased volume
business the made this knew
that would volume business but had idea that
would such gigantic short Today
known be the biggest distributors mems fine quality wearing
parel in the ,v~~vvs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07

y This lot includes all the odds and ends of brol
lines Coats that ordinarily sell from SIS to SIS
cannot offer you a complete line of sizes in this lot
if your size is here you can buy your overcoat at c.
siderably less than preSent-day wholesale cost.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
twenty Years on 42d St.
Opticians to Move To 5Oih ST

ia Nun & Parsons, opticians. now AT
Is West Fortysecond Street, where
they have been located for twenty
wears, leased the four-story building
10 West Fiftieth Street from the CO.
lumbia College trustees for a term Of
years, at an aggregate rental of $780,
odo The tenants will remodel the
building. Harry n. Moore and Harlo
j. Sparks were the brokers.
Rice & Hill leased to the Autcmo-
blles Corporation the store and base
ment at 1866 Broadway Extensive inn
provements will be made.
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. leased 10
the Leonard Exploration Company
space in the National Association
building, % to 81 Wcst Forty-third
Street
The Charles F. Noyes COMPANY
leased the store and basement 1856
Water Street to the North American
Tea and Coffee Company; suite Of Of
fees in 100 Broadway to the Pittsburgh
Tin Plate and Steel CORPORATION: Of
fees at so StSne Street and 95 and 81
Pearl Street to Charles S. Leslie; Of
fees at IL to Is John Street to the
Sterne & Son Company. and large
space in the Masonic Building to the
Community Motion Picture Bureau.
Goodwin G. Goodwin rented to the
Wcst End Clothing Company the sec
ond foor Of the Victoria Theater Build
ing, 235 West 125th Street
The Haggstrom Gallon Company
leased the second floor at 22l West
Slxtyfourth Street to Friedman Broth
ers and Charles Kenna as an automo-
bile service station.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Manhattan and Bronx Realty
Brings $45o.85O at Auction

A large crowd attended the auction
sale of Manhattan and Bronx proper
ties connected by Bryan L. Bennel-
ly in the Nesey Street salesroom yes
terday. A total of S459,S50 was re-
ceived for the various parcels offered.
which included the business building
at 924 and 926 Broadway, bought by W.
Albert Pease for client for $134.75O.
Other results follow:
1916 Eighth Avenue sold to Z. II.
Hartman, S3S,250; 40 West Goth Street
sold to c. F. Fuller, $1,000; Gil Third
Avenue sold to Eta S. Brill, $15,250;
5SS Amsterdam Avenue sold to Eta S.
Brill, $41,500; 418 First Avenue sold to
Joseph Allen, 5000; 431 West 3Sth
Street sold to E. T. Werner, s21.750;
$50 Eighth Avenue sold to Joseph A.
len. $40,750: 9S4 Union Avenue sold to
H. R. Reddy, S44,750; 323 East 43rd
Street sold TO I. Stanislaw, $4,000;
22o East 73rd Street sold to Rebecca
Harrison, $4,000; 112 East 120th
Street sold TO {. T. Worther, So 1000;
1856 West 11Sth Street sold to E. T.
Worther. s13,500; 5000 Wescchester
Avenue sold to Edw. H, ireland, $3.50;
1857 Bathgate Avenue sold to B. E.
Rabell for himself, $7100; 1775 Bath
gate Avenue sold to B. T. Rabell for
himself, $500.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Brokers Find
Ready Buyers
For Dwellings
Some More Fine Houses on
the East Side Pass to
New Owners Il ri k
Activity on the West Side

Douglas L. Gilman & Co, Inc, sold
- 9rs. :. C. Cummins liz Eass 6tst
r.-eo. 80 y foar-story dwelling, 1S,6x1G0.5 s
:, the tenant, Harold G. Whitman and
sor client the three story dwelling at
~, ,ss Fast 64th Street, 20xl00.5.
pstr;ck J. and Mary McLiney, sold to
Arthur f. Engel. the threc-story dwell
nc l4S East l27th Street, 16.3xe9.1l.
pease & Gilman sold TO client who
vin occupy it, for Mrs. A. NJ. Mitchell
the three-story 19-foot dwelling. 2l3
Fsst ed Street, in the new residence
rnlonv forming on that street between
Second and Third Avenues.
Harris. Nought & Co. sold for DR..
c. Burnham three-story dwelling,
fie East 54th Street, l71ox100.5.
Buying On West Side
Slawson & Hobbs sEld for f. II.
celdberger li7 West 10Th Street, four
s,erv dwelling. 20x55x10o.
IT, A. Kane Company sold for the
sehut u Homes. Inc. the three-story
dvell NJ, 251 West 12lst Street, 1Sx
iaol.. and to client of Shaw & Co..
the three-story dwelling, PA West
I9lst Street
The Alliance Realty Company sold
40 West S-th Street, a three story
dwelling. SoNl6o.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Joseph Palermo Purchases
House at Riyerdale

Mrs. Fanny lockwood, wife of Judge
Nash lockwood, sold her Colonial home
on large plot at the northeast cor
ner of Independence Avenue and West
252d Street, Riverdale, to Joseph Pa
terno, the builder. 1t was held at
100000. Mr.. Paterno has also pur-
chased from the estate of Samuel d.
Babcock an adjoining plot on indie
pendence Avenue, containing about / a
acres. The Robert +. Farley Organi-
zation and David Stewart were the
brokers'
Mr.. Stewart also sold for George C.
Hollerith, chief engineer of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, his
residence with 131a across on tire wes-
side of Mamaroneck Avenue, just south
of Ridge Road. and near the Gedney
Farms Hotel, White Plains, Westches-
ter County. The asking price was
100000.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Round.the-World Service
Pacific Mail Company Has Start
ed Two Ships on koute

From The Tribuns's Washington gureau
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The War
department was advised to-day of the
establishment, by the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, of new round
the-word service Two vessels. the
west kasson and the West Boro, have
just passed through the Panama Canal
en- route to San Francisco in the new
service, which is devoted solely TO
freight.
From San Francisco the ports of cali
are Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Darien.
ilentsln, Shanghai, Manila, Saigon,
Singapore, Calcutta, Colombo, which are
reached by the regular trans Pacific
and East India services of the CON-
pany; thence to Bombay, Alexandria,
Bizerta, Marseilles, Barcelona, Balti-
more and Cristobal, returning to San
Francisco by way Of the canal
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
PROPOSALS
REQUEST FOR BIDS.

- Mary =. Pa My ., 1920.
,aled proposals or bids will be received
hy Y. s. Hammond, General Storekeeper,
The Pittsburgh, ShaWmut d Northern Rail-
road Company, Frank sullivan smith, Re-
ceiver. a. his Office in St. Marys. Pa, on
or before ~ o'clock noon Of the 18th day
of May, 1870 for entering into contract
serial No. /. for The furnishing of approx
imately "a 600 tons Of bituminous coal for
the Use Of this railroad, from the first day
Of June, 1920. 70 the 31st day of March,
1921, both ipcn,7lve.
Al proposals or bids must be submitted
I'm accordance with terms Of Specifications,
and forms Of propo'al or bid and proposed
contract, copies OF Nhich may be seen az
The office OF said Ge9eral Storekeeper or
may be obtained from said General store
keeper upon paynen, tf fee FOR said
proposed contract or 30 cents. All bids
under This request for bids must he ac-
companied hy bond in the Il, Of 50 coo 90
by surety Company aur'ucized TO do
business in the State Of Pennsvl mia con-
ditioned upon the execution and ,se faith
full performance Of contract r. Success-
ful bidder under these proposals an1 siecf
lions.
This carrier reserves the right to reject
any and all bids submitted under this p O.
posal
TIDE PITTSBCRG sHAWMUT &
NORTHERN Il Il. co.
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH. Receiver
50 Wall street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Navy Orders

From The Trtbunes Washington Bureos
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Navy Or
ders issued to-day follow
Babbitt; IT. Com. l.. L.. to duty in charge
neet balloon div, naval air sta, Hamp-
Everett. 1T. J. II. T.. to U. s. s. Minnesota.
Fielder 1t. r, L., to L. S. s. Pensacola
Fra ncisco. '' 80
harrima@' It. j. N. to naval air sta, Pen
Ianni,Gke, chr Bos'n w, to navy yard
Koaney. 1t. F. r, to u s. s. Oklahoma
Mullins, Gun. j. W, to naval sta, Guam.
roger Ems G. H, to u. s. s. trndauntcd
AIsusiin, Ems. H., to Hampton Roads.
Evans It. q. g. a. w, to naval air sta
RoclSaway Beach "N"
Pursel, Ems G.. r., to Hampton Roads
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Due sunday
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day
Sail Tomorrow

Stavangerfjord, Chris
ttania .............. $50 AM 200 Pm
Lewis Luckcnbach, Rot
terdam ............. 500 AM LOOP
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

Fer later sAiIinFs apply tO
AVA STATE STREET. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
SURROGATES' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
York by he Grace OF God. Free and In
dependent 70 ELI ROBERTS, SARAH
t3f<1 R0BEf<Ts r08BFs. ORB " W NNf fhio5iBHERrs 5iH
CARRIE = PRINCE. THOMAS a ROB
FiTS. SAM Eli ROBERTS, end TIL E NEW
YORK TRUST COMPA<Y, the heirs and
deceased, and The Trustee named in the in
strument purportng to be the Last VIII and
Testament Of said daced-n'. Send ,ireeuing
Whereas. The NEW YORK TRUST COM
PANN. whose principal ofice and place OF
business is at No, e Broad Street the City
of New York. has lately applied 10 the Sur
Tosates Court of our County of New York
to have d certain instrument in writing
bear date the tenth day OF March. 1920
duly proved az the last Will and testament of
LYDIA c. CHANBEKLAIN who was a. the
time OF her death a resident OF Hotel Wood :
ward, Broadway at Doth St. the County Of
New York, deceased
Therefore. you and each OF you are cited
20 SHOW cause before the Surrogates' Court
cf our County Of New York at the Hall OF
26th day Of May one thousand nine hundred
and twenty Al half past ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Of tnat day. Why the said will and
testament should not be admitted probate
as VIII Of real and personal property.
In Testimony Whereof, have caused the
seal OF the Surrogates Court Of the said
County CT New York to he hereun-o affixed
Wi'rels. Honorabla John Y. CO.
Jseall halar. q surrogate or our said Coua-
t. OF sew Work 81 SAID County the
i5th day oi April In the year OF our Lord
cae thousand nino hundred and twenty.
81. : DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the ourrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
S3.OOO.O0O Apartment Loan

Constructor Of the $3,000,O00 six
teen-story, comparatively owned apart
ment house at 290 Park Avenue was
assured yesterday through the issuing
by the National Surety Company of a
bond for that amount
The bond guarantees to the New
York Central and the New York, New
Haven & Hartford railroads cor
poratons owning the land-that the
Fred T. Ley Company and the 290 Park
Avenue Corporation will erect the
building by October /, 1921, free and
clear of lions
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
TRAVEL
RSglH KsX;X : Il zsk..szzszI -
Passenger and Freight servises.

, Queenstown and l,vsraool. Ma, I 5
Ivcrnool Jay ri
Flvmoutb Cb.rbourv and Southampton Nay js
cb.rbour. and sou,Samo1on Aas ez
Plvmou,b Cbeybou,o nd London 80. May q
iondond.,ry and CIs,gax. May y
Queenstown and liverpool Nay y
Dubrovn;k and Trie.,e June o
Iiycrnool June 70
Cb,rbouro and SOUTHAMPTON june 9
Paifas. Dubrovnik and trieste. .......Jah IN. .r9
Plymouth. Cherbourg and South aupton Jv-- >
Plymouth and Cherbou. Junc.26
Londonderry and Glasgow w.............J July ;
Queenstown and Liverpool ..--......... uy ;
Cherbourg and Southampton. -......... Jaly
Chcrbourc and Southampton .........-J July II
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Array Orders
From The TTbunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Army or
Iers issued to-day follow.

From The TWbunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
Robcdec, ID 1t. W. q air service.
Erne. Capt. L. w, r c.
Kelly, Capt. II. R. air service.
M2onTnnger "a 1t. c. q. r., inf
Mckinney, lst 1t. r. s. Med. G.
Murray, Capt, j. G. jr Med c.
HUMPHREYS "a It, II. p, inf.
Henry, Ist Lit W. H.. air service
Air Service
Mills "a 1t, s =. . Ellag;on Field.
Eagle, Capt. a. I ~ -,>yl4r Field
Infant,
BrIcges, Capt. y. s. 10 Camp Funston
IIIn "a 1t. !. IT. c., 10 Camp jackson
Grey, Capt. B. T., 10 Nogales.
Miscellaneous
Buchanan. 1t. Col E. A, cav, to Boston
ra!cl<. ST 1t. W A. cav, to Fort D A.
Russell.
WHaret. Capt. Il. c. A, to New York city
Langford, Major 7. s, Med. C., to Takoma
cre@n@eu. Major S. A. 5r.. sig. c.. to
De'hauer. ID 1t. +. II. sig c.. to Camp
Alfred Vail New York City Boston,
Camp DeNens.
Hacker. Col. r. r.. 9. NJ. c., to Pittsburgh.
Lyeriy. Col g. Q. NJ. c., TO Washington.
Fuller, LIST It. !. G.. Vet. c., to Del Rio.
Binford, LIST LIT. \. d.. c. A., to Alcatraz.
Gill. Capt. - e. Chem. Warf. Service. to
Hastings s-on-Hudson, Now York City and
Gent, lst 1t W. +, inf. resigned.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Injury 10 Keep McAleenan
Out Of the Olympic Games

Arthur McAleenan, chah. pon swim
mer, who was injured Tuesday in an
automobile accident, has a chance for
recovery, it was said yesterday at
Roosevelt Hospital, but no chance of
being well enough to sail May 20 to
participate in the Olympic games, as he
had planned
He was operated upon yesterday by
DR.. John F. Erdmann to relieve press
ure on the brain. He had not recov-
cred consciousness last night.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Dne TO-Guy
Due Tomorrow .

Rio de Janeiro
Due Saturday
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Albert Fl. Wiggin Buys
Fine Estate in Greenwich

Albert Fl. Wlggin, CHAIRMAN Of the
board Of directors of the Chase Ma
tional Bank, has bought for his sum-
mer home the large estate at Belle
Haven, Greenwich, Conn, of the late
Gustave Baumann, who formerly oper-
ated the Biltmore Hotel in this city.
1t is one of the show places of the sec
ton and was valued at about $3.50, 900
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Sale To-, --,at of BROOKLYN Lots

An au~ IN sale of Bay Ridge lots is
schedule 20 be held at o'clock this
evening in the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange, 189 Montague Street, by
Joseph ?. Day. for the estate Of the
late Senator John McCarty.
The property consists of 1873 lots on
Bay Ridge, Eleventh, Twelfth and
Thirteenth avenues and in Seventieth,
Seventy Seventy-third and Sew
enty-fourth streets, within three blocks
Of the suhWaN
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Hotel Seville Owners
Buv Site of Annex

The Cruikshank Company sold for
the Amy Realty Corporation to the
Hotel Seville (Louis c. Raegner. presi-
dent, and John +. Garetty, manager)
the four lots at 5 and II East Twenty
eighth Street and 18 and 20 East
Twenty-ninth Street, 50x200 being the
portion of the propert, covered by the
annex Of the Hotel Seville.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Former House of DIR. HoIlisier
Leased Cor Rusiress

Douglas l Gilman & Co., Inc,
leased, a 4 rental aggregating approx
ima;eiy $175000, for Mrs. Frederick X.
HOLSTER and Allan ". shelton, 521
Madison Avenue. between Fifty-third
snd Fifty-fouft lreets, 20xS5, a four
story and base cnt house. to g client,
who. after extensive alteration, will
occupy for his own business.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Shipping News

ton; tor Mi,e4rrimack, Jacksonville. and sailed
SAN FRANCISCO. May 12-sailed: Str
Cuba, for Havana "
TAMPA Fla, May 12-ArrIved: Schrs
taibaricn Lizzie \ Williams. Matanzas.
.hnrles r Wibhe, Cardenas Sailed: Strs
nnfueceS' New York; Ortha N2r) London
nlVert lsackawanna. Baltimore. schrs c II
Haqkley, Cuba Emily f Northam, Havana.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
:dj,oSMoy.::;::41!!
ine is Ualuable

Time is ualuable
When YOU desire employee you want good one
quickly, without interviewing lengthy string OF unde-
Sirablcs.
he Tribune will fill Office with job hunters
that exhaust yo time ard patience but will put your
Offering before more than hundred thousand highly IN
teligent people, who know opportunity when they
see IT.
No need to visit us give that advertisement. lust
phone it to the Good Morning Grl'-Beeklnan 5000
She II bill YOU later
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Larchmont Estate for NcLa ain

Prince & Ripley, INC, sold The water
front estate of Mrs. Emma Herne, at
Larchmont on the Sound, to r. D. Nc
Lain, of the Hotel Biltmore. this city.
The property consists Of about a half
acre of land attractiyely Handicapped
and fine modern residence
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Sale of 5Sth Street House

The four-story dwelling "a West
Street. 25xl00.5, is to be
taken over by the "a West Fifty eighth
Street Company, composed of NJ.
Roger, L. J. Thompso nand F. j. Reyn
liams
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
House for Mrs. AveriIl

Douglas L. Gilman & Co, Inc, have
leased for Mrs. Victor |. Cumnock 1870
East Thirty-seventh Street, corner of
Lexington Avenue. four-story and
basement modern house, to Mrs. \. Y.
Averill.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Other Sales at Auction
1T IA NESEY STREET

~ cdIlutl AalN
LUDLOW ST, 152 2 g 100 Stanton st
25xs9x25x89.1. 5-sty tenmt. Harris y Colt
trustee, W Leon Tuchfnan ct al. II David
taxes. etc, 5000. Sold to the plaintiff
for SIS 000.
7lST ST, 453 u, 8, 175 " Ave A, Ok
lO2.2, and sty bldg Municipal Lien
Co vs. Patrick Welsh ct al; VIM Allen
ref; due on judgt. Sl809.l0; taxes, etc
$3.50. Sold to Ernest y Adler for
$3.50,
320S THIRD AVENUE
BY Samuel Marx
ZEREGA AV, n Q cor Tratrnan av ask
98 86N3 5x98.9i vacant, Louise Ebling vs.
Louis Weydanz ct al; Louis A Moskowitz.
ref; due on iudgt, $l922.l2, taxes. etc
$l,9C0. Sold to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY James J. Donovan
HORNADAY PL, 8 $. SOL Honeywell
av, .10x50.6xSS.7. 2-sty dwlg. Harry
Horton VI Geo Singer ct al; Max
Gross. ref. due on judgt, $5,422.43; taxes,
etc, $3.50 Sold 10 Otto NJ. IGorowitz for
5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Staten Island Buver to Build

Cornelius G. Kolf sold for George
St. john Sheffield. Of Rhode Island. two
lots on Forest Avenue, Sunset Hill.
West New Brighton. S. l.. to Miss S.
Bsir and Miss Rut,er, who will i'm
rove same with a home.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Philadelphia Buys Realty at
Lester Hill. White Plain,

The Hobert E. Farley Organization
sold for George Hill his property or
Wayne Avenue, in the Lester Hill see
tion of White Plains, to Sigourney F
Nlnlnger, Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Plot in West 25th Street Sold

Charles G. Keller sold the plot, 8Ox
100, at 233 to 243 West Twenty fifth
Street to Joseph and Samuel Cohen,
now occupying the premises
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
House at Edcerlere Sold

TIE Lewis H. May Company sold for
Mrs Mary HELEN a house on the east
side Of Beach Thirty-ffth Street, Edge
mere. l. l.. consisting Of 219-story
dwelling, 20 Nathan Turin.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

WELLBROCk, WILLIAM HENRY-In pur.
suance OF order OF honorable John p.
Cohalan, . Surrogate OF the County OF New
having claims against William Henry Well
brock, late Of the County of New York, de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
Thereof TO the subscriber. at his place OF
transacting business the Office OF Hendrcx
HendTick. No. Rector Street, in the City
OF New York, on or before the 10th day Of
May 1870
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF Novsn.
Der. 1919.
ARTHUR C. wELLBROCK.
Executor.
HENDRICK HENDRICK. Attorneys for
Executor. Rector ST. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Sale of West 04th Street Flat

James Il. Cruikshank purchased
from Minnie L. Willins II West Nine
ty-fourth Street, a five-story fathouse,
20X100. Harry Sugarman was the
broker
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
TEANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close at tho Gen.
srsl PostoffiCe and City Hall postoffioe
station, New York, at y. m, as follows:
Hawaii, Samoan Islands,, Australia and
specially addressed mails for New Zeal
and, Via San Francisco. steamship Sonoma,
May l3.
Hawaii. via SAN Francisco, steamship
Matsonia, May a.
Japan, Corea, China. SIAM Cochin China
and Nethoriands East Indies, via Seattle,
Steamship abba Maru. Nav u.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Arrivals From New York

Nalencia--S S I.uxpalle.
Barcelona-S S sylvia Victoria
Havre-S s Coronado. Slameso Prince
"a Lorraine. ROYAL Prince.
RoUen--S : Tangia.
Calcutta-S BoVerlc, City Of Naples
Port Natsl-S = Karigen.
Gihraltar-S Riverside Bridge. Arnal-
10 da BresCa
Alexandra-S Putnam.
Gaiatz-S s Beatrice, Tregenna.
lagos S Bendu.
Antofagasta--S = Santa Ana
Flushing-S 8 Tanana
Mejillones-S S Lake Tansdale
Cape Towns s Western King
Fanama Canal. CrtstobaI-S s Pastores
Aalborg-S S Tonesit
Aarh uus--S S Nincennes Bridge.
Naples-S 5 Taormina
Stoc holm-S Moravia y tdge
Bombay-S S Newcastle
Rio Grande-S : Stephen
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
FOREIGN PORTS

Depart ures Tor New York
Als siers-S Ceylon Maru.
Barcelona-S $ Marquis del Camoo
Christiania--S s Songdal
IYne-S Palisades
Singa apore--S s Gaelic Prince
Pornambucr-S 8 Lake Ciirardeau.
Galat2--S Haadon
Buenos Ayres--S s Tenafy.
SinEapore--S i Jason
I.iverpool--S s Servian Prince.
Glbraltar--S s Italia, Intan
Havre-S S II Folger
AntwerpS S West Corum
Fort Said--S s Kumeric
Bordeaux--S S Mar Roio
,oracI
l-ondon--S S Matoffa
Calcutta-S 8 Hakodate Maru
Sout hamp pton-S S Adriatic
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
HIGH WATER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

N~ee,-The above Hsurea are standard
time and not New York state time.