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New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

18Th 81. 2i5 Z. vest str aud APT 70 r
Halpert 70 Ptncus Dnler cl6 e 7s,h st,
yr aaos from Apr !. lD20. ...... s623
GREEN r. ST, 500. str etc. 50 &. 80 Green.
81 Cop9H 70 Newlaud Paper Box Co, CT
q, YRS, from Fsb 1920; atty. K c
Newman, 90 Park Pow w...........s5 .0ec
seth st. S5-a W, west str & b. 81 W 36tSl
81 Realty Co 20 Van Wart fnc on the
premises; yrs from May !. 1918; attys,
Gettner, &; A. 299 Bway. $4,000 TO .375r
'3D 81, 1875 w. all; Edw " Brewing TO
Bsldon Hotel CorpD, &c yrs mo, from,
Sept !. 1916 atty, c NJ BeNak, 1872
Mad AZ as coo to s20.501
CLIFF ST ls-21. ground 4 & b: NORMAN
la Roche Chemical WORKS 70 Walwor,r !.
Mfg CO. yrs from May !, 1871; attys,
NcCanders Gs z, 81 Wall st...-..sII9Oc
4TH AN, 42o. store, etc. 4th av, 429. 2d Il
sarah I Adams to Julius Nigel. s22
4th nv. yrs. from May |, 1890, attys,
atanchfeld g. Z, l2o Bway..,.5l6,0eo
4TH ST. 4s Z. SITS and s. Sanl Bril-,
et r. (BriN Bros) 10 Jno W Carbucor
64s W i47-h az, ct al; from June :.
1920 20 Jan 20. 1877, option OF re-
GRAND at. 1881. allyU rrus. CO, rrus.
10 Baker Brush Co So Grand at S yrs
from FEB i. 1920; atty. John McLarer.
2aO ST. 2I4-cO &. lst. I'd and sth doors
and ,. otto Strack 70 Eugene D.etzgea
60, on premises. 10 yrs from May !.
Z
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81. 100000 Building Planned

Plans have been filed for the cor
struction Of tvelve-stor Office build
ing on the east side Of Washington,
Street. block front, between Carlisle
and Albany Streets, for tie Curb Hold
ing Co, Inc, Lyman D. Crear, presi-
dent, Frank S. Parker, architect es.i-
mates its cost at 81 7h0 COO
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09

we swo dwellings al and East
~ ..y ,saird Street. 44xlo0. have been
oy tne William s. Pyle estate to
amor A.l.n through tie Cross g.
,.n .s.Tn 10. Il IS tFs fourth recent
Fs' u properties surrounding the
nr3iding ~ ne northeast cor
gtx. IN Avenue aad 7 f,y-thiro
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Results of Auction Sales
"A I 4 VESET STREET.
Nv Eenrv Rral.v

n ESEE STREET
By Henry Brady.
ssFE ST 24o e. s-storv =, ,.s,...
eold n the Lawyers Morts.xs Con
55rtI T4aY sT PsrFy Per. IN interest. for $500
Sold 20 the Lawyers Mortcage ron'-
so,lTY ANY; a party n ir,er.st. for ;-.ooo.
''- AZ, r. 81 I55, W. 5-story nat. ass sxloo
crs,r ss.a 70 Thsodor:as Bailey for sS2606.
SHERMAN Av. 1923, = e 9 1sfth ~ w.
fen; T.c. plot: S4alxl90.. sod to Adoiph
e' a. plaintiffs, for $4,000
!cer! ST. 2s3 E 6-story int. e5xtoc,
s,a s'od 20 the Abbott Really Company Tor
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Estate Sells 6Sth ST. Really

The Williarn S Anderson Company
sold for the estate Of Thomas &.
Cr'mmins the five three-story build
ings, l00xlO0, a. 4os and Ala East
Sixty-fitth Street.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

N PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER oe
Eonors ble John 2 CohaiAr. a 6urroFat.
ct the County o. New YORK NOTICE is
hereby given TO a. persons having claims
against George Blair late ot the County
Of New York, deceased, 90 present the
sa no with vouchers thereof 10 she sub
scr!bers. ~ their place CT t7ansact!ns bust
ness, the once o. JoCas g. NeuburKer
their attorneys, Nc. lis Broadway por-
ough ot Manhattan. In tho Ciry o. New
York, 'on or before tho 9Th day OF Seple-
hrr next.
Dated. New York, III. ttn day Of March.
MANUr TRUsT COMPANY.
MARY BLAIR Executor.
JONAS s. NEUBURGER. Attorneys for
Executors il5 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09

- WI u pendina Tor The saIs Of tho
~. Duncan homo a. Fast Seventy
street, one of tho largest dwell
~ east II Fifth Avenue. f. Is six
s'sss Ga plot sexloa.
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Realty & Const CO. lIs Y :2oth ST
Intss tseo0o Ap-tl G. attys Morrison
&, :. $50 Bway ........... sec
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SNAPS co QUICKLY
NEW YORK STATE

MODERN COUNTRY SEAT. IN nm
Berksnirea-ls acres, aouse and sesbie
al accessories II good shape. all improve.
sHehts' extremely accessible; good train
service price 3. Q 51o Send sor eeec-.e
non and photos OF mis- -acrfar. ERyyX-
MON y, i X. ,25 st To-. Hur Hill ,sss
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY

Tor Homes. we,i Located o. E1gE
ievstion-Freouent Train asrv.os--
Low Pr.ces-Consuit the suourbaa
Herse Guide or tho New York Srexs-
saS Pos, every Saturday.
Advantages aad features os tbs 500
uros around New york-tAx ysssA
communication sareA social actsvtt:AA
school facilities ana q number c<
Aouses available eor rssc or saiA This
week tho Sound Section o: westchsk
.e-. Last Week tho Bronx vAissy~-
next weak tho Suburban 6aotien &
Connecticut,
Back is-oss avss,Asis wA..s xNsy
.1E
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
BOKUUGh Of BKOUkLYN
LONG ISLAND

BARGAIN LOTS BLOCK from suewa,
station; all improvements. $1,000 each
easy terms. John PsSry. ara Fulton ct.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
BOROCGH OF QUEENS
BOROCGH OF QUEENS
forest ellis Careers
10 MinctAs from Penn. Staten
Msases and viiis Ploss for haia~
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES 60.
"a W. xsth ST.. ar FLrcss HiIls. l. l.


IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
A. Garden City Estates stucco hait
limb English type house. % r5Onls and
baths on = pot s0xiO0 feet. Could not
b. Duplicated within $3.50 or The prrsen.
price. For Information apply % { A.
NICHOLS, 1s5 Madison av.. Ecw York.
Telephone Vanderbilt s373.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09

Wner buying aorne you rant %
tnow the tax rates, distance from New
York. tars. train service. water supply.
drainage. roads schools. churches. clubs
ard social ect!vi.ies OK ths town selected
THIS information has MI been col
!ec,ed and IS being published n weekly
tnstaiire2ta In the Suburban Home
Ou.Ge 0t the New York Evening Post
evsry Saturday. Back issues available
while they last.
This week. tho Sound Section Of West
chester. Last week Tho S-oaE Valley
Ne1t week ths Suburban Section OF
Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09

ARNOLD. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE q
OF an order ~ Honorable JOHN r CO.
H4LAN, a Surrogate of the County os New
York, notice ~ hereby given 10 ali persons
having claim, against WILLIAM II
ARNOLD late OF the County OF New YORK
deceased. TO preseAt the narglc with youch-
ers thereof to me subscribers a. tneir
place of transact!ng business al tho on1cs
OF their attorneys, Messrs spencer, ord
way & Wierur, No. 81 William Street
Borough ot Manhattan. City OF New. Yorg
on CT before the 7th day Of July. next,
Dated New York, January 2nd 1914
WILLIAM B. ARNOLD
GEORGE l. CHENEY
sPENcER. ORDwAv & wIERUM. A.
torneys for Excel Or. u Willian
street New York City
LEFFERTS. WILLIAM H-fN pURSU
ance OF an order of Honorable John p.
Coha1an a Surrogate OF the County Of E.v
York NOTICE is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against William Il
I,er-rt, late OF tho County Of New Yorh
deceased, 20 present the Same with youc n .
ers thereof TO the subscribers at ,h.ir
place Of trarsacting business al the ottic q
81 Ba!dwin & HUtchins, their attorney,
No le0 sroadway. Borough ot Mznhat-
an in tho CITY Of New York. on or bs
fore tho Tth day of September next
Dated. New York. tho ist day CT March
1870
EDITH c. LETFEPrg,
r PARENT LEFFERTS
BLAIR s. WILLIAM
r.NeriItrrH
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09

WALKER. ELISHA ROBBINS in PUN.
suancs Of oder Of Hon John
CohaIAn. Surrogate of tho County OF New
Yorls notice is hereby given 10 ali per.
cor, having claims against Elisha Robb!r,
Walker. late OF the Coun.y u New York.
deceased. to present the same. with vouch
srs thereof % the slb-c rtbe., at h{a p!xcs
.t tranaacttns business. No. 81 Broadway
IN the City OF New York on ar before the
39th day OF April next
Dated. New York. the 23rd day OF Ooss
bsr. 1919.
JOSEPH WALKER, yr.,
Anlninistrator.
ROUNDS HAFCH. DILLINGHAN n
DEBmVolSE. Attorneys for AalnInis-
sxAxer. 81 GA2A6 a&rAsk Gev xaxh Casn.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09
BRoNx-FoR SALE OR TO LET

FACTORY. coo.lD0 STORES. $4,000
Factory. 100xlO0, , stories se5 600
Factory. 5ox200. s.oTiess s45. .ooe
Factory. 75Nt9e. 3 stories. SO 40e
Garage, -5px14a > stories ss1 0oc
VIII lease. Kelly 1898 Col.ege ave
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09

BALDWIN & HUTCHINs. Attorneys 10,
Executors leo Broadway New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-09


srH Av. . Q 1880 st. ISL 17s; Superior
Corpn 20 Salvatore Ferante. 2o5 " l+6th
st; ntxe $4,000 March 81; atty. @
LGvox Av. n j43d 81 ss.2474iix
:rreg; Manhattan Az Holdg CO to Right
Realty { Security Co. 1872 Bway; mtge
Bno1ADwAY. " . ileth st. soit1ioG,
simon slcne.. et al to MacAIer berg
Realty Corpn. 81 Nassau ST, and s.
ntge slso.ooc; AprN !, city, = q & Z
7rH Av. $3.50 " $. SO l.7th Ct: ls5x-
100, JOS = Phillips 10 Adolph C sysA-
intxs $4,000 April s: atty. G d T
Ellen McGuilagh to Abr ch0lon. 22ss
Amsterdam sv. ana ano; mtge $1,000
March 40; atty. Lowenoraun. lls
~ = ssiisioo. sarsi Lehr 70 4 Z Realty
Co. 10 Bwsy m;se ssF'799i Apr. a.
a>,ys @ & 7 CO.. sloQ
l5oTH ST. o27 W e.. i7xoa4; Ann Nc
Donald 10 Augusta L German. l53 "
44,h ~; mtgc $4,000 April 5; attys. \
IT 81 n Co...-..,.....--... 81
ST NICHOLAS PL. ~ i5zd 81; e4.1r
10 Eliz c w-huaun. 81 81 Nicholas pli
March -, a.tvs, T G & T Co........,3 -
islsT SIT. 5gi ". y Iotss IL Nsteic II
~5eeaermann 70 is'dor" ao"tz. oo- "
T..
l,on 4 Z. 2o5 i5way .-----..--.- 500
AUDUBON AZ i19d 1t. logxs5 !
rnion Chemical Gla,sware 60 TO No.sl
Really corpn ~ R~ay. utg. $50.
900 April 6, atty. J. Nehrins. gu W "
SAME PROP. Novel Eealty corpn to Also
n:al,y corpn; ,vsyn0n, Nv NM x Iiss si5e
AI,uUBON AV. lI3d 1t. looxs5 .
B.n1 Of w.shinston Heights to Tnion
mtxe SI2sTso. rerecorded from Feb rs.
l9so-Dcc 81. 1919: atty, u. s. dchwartz
60 PARK row - ~
NORTHERN ~. n NJ c isoth 81. h55 w.
7sxl00. coi.s- Hoidg GO. In. to s'rraA
I59idr a. lie. :2a W lfGul nt. ustEr
siis.oeo. Az :. astys. Mo'r.son tl9o
.'ohTMnhN AZ ss n " if9th ,1l,,,,.,, r., sfs H.
college HoIdy co. Inc. $40 Bway. mtgs
s4+.soo April &: sttya Morrison q 5;
.soTu 1917 'i~~' sT esq ". n :. t7ria5 coii.rs
Ualdg ca. Ino, 10 shcnk Realty a Cons,
CO, ila w l22th 81. mtgs s72 900. Aprii
g. attys Morrison g. Il. 40 Bway 90
NOKTHERM AV. s. D. rs ls0th st.
sexioo: cellsgs Hsads Ca tno- ss shsal-
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MI. kI>CO

White plains. Hartsdale scars6alA
From $4,000 Up. Send for Liza
WIN. f. MORRELI, INC.
"Aass PlaanA n. Z. Qsps& Square yea ~
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Revela Ions OF a Wife
My Heart and Ny Husband
BIZ ADELE GARRISON

made movement AZ II 20 rise
as J thanked Mr Underwood for rr-
pdlrins the tire As / did 90. he
stopped. and before I could prevent
nm had taken my hands. Snittins
and all. into his powerful ones. ana
swiftly lifted mo TO ms feet 10
instantly released me, however. anG
there vas nothing iu the manner 90
his tong il which could possibly
have given me Oftensc.
"ThKo' he exclaimed boyishD.
triumphantly. "Hows that for q
SMlfui ambulance driver and
stretcner bearer There isn't a
stitch of the knitting dropped. 81
there"
Thank YOU no.. said sedatcly.
but "a ti-ifc breathlcssly. for I had
wondered when he had taken my
hands just what ridiculous thing nc
meant 10 do had vivid memories
Of Harry Cnderwood's reckless
teasing in the old days. And
7 tried 20 be gracious as = perfume
torily thanked him again am in
hnitely obliged -"
Don't periure your exquisite.
spOtlcss soul" ne laughed mockinls
~, and you can wait 20 thank mo
until YOU are out OF the woods
Where are YOU bound for?"
His manner had abrupt,
changed. The last five words were
uttered sharply IN businesS-like
manner from. which all hint Of
badinage had departed
81 cannot sec began idlN,
then stopped as though hypOtized
His brilliant black eyes were fair
~ blazing with impatience.
That IL concerns me, suppose
YOU mean ne snapped We'll.
Just let me tell YOU something. my
girl. that If IL doesn't concern me
IT does concern YOU. and that id
quickly. You're in the woods he
looked around the surrounding
woodland hecked with sunshine.
which I had thought so beautiful.
but which, at his words. seemed 10
take on a subtle sinister shadow
deeper in them than YOU tninii.
and it's going 10 take nobody els,
but Little old Me TO get YOU out
safely So you'd better keep a
civil tongue in your head. my dear
not that il matters a rap TO me.
only you do look so ID pretty
when you're angry that l might be
tempted TO kiss YOU. and 7 pride ms
self on never taking advantage OF
Beauty in Distress"
Curiously enough the blatant fool
ishness Of his last words treasured
me as 20 his attitude toward mo.
! think, indeed, that he meant tenn
10 have this very erect. and that
he Shrewdly counted on my Selling
as ! did. upon the hidden menace
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winch ~ had referred ,

% which ne had referred
WAT do 3Ou mean ] tatered
Slmpl thar The nice sind gen
tIersau VINO bI.>tered has face sit
un. lu the sun ir q ruWbOat out
on the BAY watching s1u for three
du.F So stiil' oH the sob. He's down
Tho road a piece and SO hen he gets
through fixing up "a little trouble
made for aim he's table 10 JOG
along here az d right smart pace. /
don believe you'd care 10 meet him
ali by your lonely. 7 think even
pUOr. old. lettering Black sheep
might be preferable"
The film which unrolled before
my mind was so terrifying hat in
voluntarily I TOOK a step nearer Mr.
Underwood. Despite his wickedness,
] had "a feeling Of safety. OF protec-
ton with him, especially when men
aced with the unknown terror which
the mysterious espionage or the
boat had presaged
You mean-that some one Is
really following me. spying upon
me go J asked
Well not just this particular
minute Mr.. Underwood drawled
Just now he's sitting at the side
Of the road wondering where in
creation he's going 20 get three now
shoes for his machine. I've had nay
eye on him right along-you see /
haven't been watching YOU. YOU
cOnceited creature, but the gentle
man who seemed so interested in
yOu-and when ne hired machine
this morning 7 was old SherlOCk
Kouletable right on the Job and
trailed him with this little old
f1ivver."
He had given me a malicious side
glance AT the interpolated words
you cOnceited creature which
stung equally with his phrasing
Was ne catering himself that I
thought had no time 10 contin-
ne that liEs OF thought. for he was
speaking rapidly again. ana IL be
hooved me ia listen.
Hes no great shakes Of a
driver Mr.. Underwood went on,
dropping into his old habit of adopt
ing what ne fondly believes 10 be
farmer phraSeOlogy land il was
simply punkin' pie for me 20 edge
by him and then spread my ma
chine over the road so he had TO
stop. stalling mis- engine Of course.
ne blatherskited me and him.
and pretending 10 be the original
hrceater splitting birthstone, I jump
ed down from my machine beinc
careful 10 leave her with engine
running and nose pointed this way
and slitted three Of his tires with
my trusty old jack-knife
THAT was all thaa could man
age before he got his breath anu
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Personals

Miss Marguerite PershinE 500
Ashland av., left Friday morning
70 visit friends In Chicago
The regular meeting Of the Nor
man Eddy ". r. g, will be held
Nov. 5. at the X. Of G. hall
Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Macdonald.
924 Riverside dr., have as their
house guest this week end Miss
Nellie Lee Holt. Of St. Marys
Bishop John Hazen White and
family. s19 W ColfaX av. have re-
turned from their summer home at
Lake WawaSee
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Duuknn are
at home after spending the summer
at their cottage az Higman Park
Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

rhe Meuse would be an ser that
no American would wish 20 be
responsible for. The irterde-
pendent treaty with Germany
and League covenant makes tae
world safe
80 person can cali this
Wilson newspaper To Is an in
dependent republican rew~pa-
per. BW It is an American
neWspa per FIRST and So wishes Co
see clearly and 20 speak con
.SlsteDtly for the higher interests
Of the nation as 10 understands
them Those interests demand
the immediate ratification and
enforcement of the treaty ~
peace. Fairness and justice 20
our allies L0 ourselves and go
the beaten enemy require our
leadership putting this docu-
ment into effect
Now about reservations ard
rnendmentS. Since the talk lr
favor Of amendments was So
strong thc president. I'm ga series
Of addresses. has explained and
interpreted the moot provisions.
His explanations have been i-
The main satisfactory 10 any
body who is moved by "A strorg
desire 90 see right done. Amend
ments admittedly are imprac-
ricahie ~ they are not actually
updesira bile and dangerous. The
Tribune's opinion from the first
has been that reservations are
sufficient: that the prestige and
power OF the United States i~
such that a published interpre-
tation OF the way we UNDERSTAND
"a provision viii have as much
value a. an amendment
SO we are for ratification
because ratification seems 10 be.
right. The country Is wearying
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

Dement'S 20 the world outweiChs
me consideration of nosSibl.
damage 90 the United States.
So we are FOR the League.
We have said repeatedly that
the Am erican people owe 20 the
rest OF the world "a moral obi
gauon 70 join any honest en-
terprlse for the promotion or
world peace. The League IL
such an enterprise II LLOYD
George and CIcmerceau were
honest enough for Us 10 fight
with they are honest enough for
as 70 make peace with and we
depIore the freedom with which
some thOughtless or bad inter-
TONED journals sees 10 impuEn
their motives and those Of IN.
BRITISH and French people as "A
whole We believe that Tho
peace and safety of tho world
depend upon The enduring
friendship of the English spcaS-
ing peoples and that for Us 90
refuse 10 join the League would
De- 10 endanger that friendship
seriously One of William Ho-
nelzollern = creates. gritfs was
That the people of the United
states were nos speakers OF
German. The point Is obvious.
We are for the League oct
OF our high respect for the men
who fought the war and out OF
our reverence for hose high
hearts which went out and died
that We might live in safety and
comfort We believe that the
young men of America viii al
ways be ready TO die for her.
but We do not want them 10.
We believe that 10 deliberately
destroy the safety that the
American regiments won i'm the
ArSonne and on the Marine and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

The Bible class OF the Trinity NJ.
r. church met Friday eN ening at
the home of Mrs. James Curtain,
61T Cushing ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

cream and white, good quality. ? to years.
and ..............., $1.75
1t pays to buy Hosiery here where it is
high in quality and low in price
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tCoNTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
By the Editor

climax in the senate il IS proper
and may be serviceable Tor the
newspapers 70 define their at
titude in plain words. Those
that have ALREADY done SO. those
that have had Il definite opinion
from the first and have stuck
TO H. will do well 20 reiterate .
il. BY doing so they may as
sist their readers 10 a decision
and promote conviction III the
mind OF some wavering senator.
"Onc objection TO some news
papers II that they would rather
bc popular than right. some
not many, we bclicVc-SaCrlnce
DrinciDIe to prejudice. or these.
some have been supporting the
League because they thought IL
dangerous not 10 and others
have been opposing II for the
same reason. We are honest
about this. Every profession
has its weak members; journal
ism Is no exception. But we be
Iie.yc the honest Journalists
outnumbcr the OppOrtunists ia
about the same ratio as~honeSt
Dbysicians GU tn u nm er the
quacks.
s"The Tribune favors ratinca-
ton of@the peace treaty. includ-
ing the League of Nations cove
pant. IL has favored il from
the beginning And although
revelations Of the Vaccinations
Of some Of the European gov
ernments have caused anxiety
although We are frankly skepti-
cal Of the capacity Of number
of peoples 10 appreciate the OBJ
iect Of the League or the good
offices of the United States; al
though we recognize tho appar-
emit validity OF certain arSu-
ments against il. we believe that
the consideration Of probable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

A dancing party was given Fri
day evening by the TrymOuia club
az the X ?. hall The music for
the occasion was furnished by Her
ren-s orchestra. Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30
Men Look!
Here Is Something You Need

Mems Cotton Hose, all sizes in blue and
black Special, pair ............ Csc
Mems Isle Hose IN black, navy, grey and
pearl grey. all sizes. pair ............ SOC
Black Fibre Silk Hose, pair 75c and soc
Outing Flannel Pajamas in neat colored
stripes suit ............ ............. $3.50
Outing Flannel Night Shirts $3.50
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits. sizes "a to
10. good quality, suit ......... $500
Heavy Aeeced Union Suits in tan, $500;
grey .................. $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

The Children of Mary OF st. Jo-
seph's Catholic church held a Hal
iowe'en party Friday evening at the
St. JOseph's hall for the members of
the society. The committee i'm
charge of the affair consisted OF the
Misses Camilla AdlesDerger. Alice
Doran. ElenOr Reynolds Esther Ar
cham beault, Gladys and Rose
PrObst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

lZLYZELE z =. q .I-III 7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30

Men light weight grey wool Union Suits
in sizes "a to 4S, good value, suit S3.75
Wool Union Suits, heavy weight. in tan
and buff. Stephenson's and Roxford brand.
Choice. suit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Boys Outing Flannel Pajamas in neat
oolored stripes, one-piece suit Sl.75; two
Mems Pajamas, excellent quality. heavy
quality. heavy popln in white and light
,olors; regular $3.50 value; sale price
at Observation-Disclosures. SITS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-30
Philanthropy

rushed me He sent couple Of
bullets after me. but I was zis-zaE-
ging my car as III I were in little
old France again, and ne couidn' 9
shoot for two cents any way. so
there YOU are
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-02-07

advances in burglary insurance FOL
homes, St. Louis underwriters declare
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-02-07
(No. 32512)
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Circuit Court OF Buchanan
County, Missouri, to the May Term,
A. d, 1920.
state Of Missouri, County Of Buch-
anan, SIS.
George Lott Plaintiff
. 20
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
by his attorney. and it appearing to
the satisfaction OF the Circuit Court
that said defendant Florence Lott
is a nonresident of the state of
Missouri, and does not reside there
in, it is ordered that said nom
resident defendant be notified by
publication, as required by law, that
said plaintiff has commenced his suit
In this Court against defendant by
publication and affidavit the object
and general nature of which is to OBJ
tain a decree of divorce from the de-
fendant on the grounds of desertion
and abandonment, that defendant has
absented herself from plaintiff with
out reasonable cause for the space
of one whole year next before the fill
ing of his petition
That unless the said defendant Flor
ence Lott, shall be and appear at the
next term OF this Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House, in the
City of st. Joseph in Buchanan Coun-
ty, State of Missouri, on the Bird day
of May, 1920 on or before the third
day of said term, to answer plaintiffs
petition, the same will be taken for
confessed as to her and judgement
rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered. that a copy Of
this order be published in The st. JOS
| eph Observer, a newspaper published
in the County of Buchanan, for four
weeks succesively, the last insertion
of which to be at least fifteen days
before the next May, 1920 term Of this
Court.
A true copy. Attest:
EMMETT ], GROUSE,
tSeal Clerk
BY Chas. A. Redfearn, Deputy Clerk
Sherman & Otis, Attorneys for
| Plaintiff. G2D