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New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
STORAGE NOTICES
' 'ARENOJSEMAN'S 4 SAL
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN aecordance win the provision Of law
49, ,.iss1 nsIns Que and unpaid charges for
NaFeholse " is entitled TO a lien. as Ware
hntSetian on the goods hereinafter de-
scri0ed, and due notice having been given
~ parties known TO claim an interest
.Ier tn and the time specified in such no
zee 'or payment OF such charges having
sNp'r ther@ VII be sold at public auc-
ION al 32a3-a5-47 Broadway. New York
,t'y. on Tuesday, January 18th, 1921. AT
~ 80 \. NJ and every following Tuesday
thrreaft>r until sale is com pleted. the fol
p, Household aooas, consisting ot Bureaus.
{ h.itonieTs. Desks. Wood. Iron and Rrass
Reds Mattresses. Linens. Pillows. Porticrs
Books Rockers Parior Furni.ure poxes
eHH con,rHts. Rric-a-h -hrac. Upright and
,,.sR. ,n.. PLanos' Trunks and contents, Sew
pes Rugs Pictures, Paintings Mirrors.
Retrigerators. Miscellaneous etc and as
enu,nrrtted In the warehouse inventory Ia
sued by rlis warehouse in each case and
PARTIES concerned: MRS X. FLORIE. JAS
J J. :, >,Ej MlLS0N . B. ] SMITH. H; x. ~
A l. WAKEFIELD. MRS. 0. c. BROWNE
JULIE PHELAN, MRS r. c. PNINNEY
aoHN ! = ID J, TEAL GF:- MRS NJ J JoHNsroN,
MRS. EsTEL,T.A wHITE' GEO. II EVER.
Az, Carl HELM EIIzApErH r.
{, IHH 1, - iSToPHER MRS. Q. A. c LrND.
+ E: ZEN DAILY. MRS. ADA n. TALBOT
N EWART. MIR WESLEY STARR
G5H g5HTHART; 1 J. ALEX4YpER 4 ) DER d. RonlN
WALSH. MR. < Mrs. E. A. HANNoS ::
MRS NJ. J N, N Y. ROONEY Mr.; J: ovIcl.Ey
MRS TOOMEN NJ. c. WATERBURY
CHARLOTTE KAY. COWPERTHWAIT &
AS THEIR INTERESTS NAY APPEAR
Trunk and contents and two boxes
ana contents held for the account OF Mrs
NJ =. Day
Trunk and contents held for the accoun,
OF Miss T. A. Phlbin.
Trunk and contents held for tho account
of Mary II. McElhone
Boxes and contents and Barrels and con-
tents held for the account of Adele f.
:, Upright Piano held for tho account OF
Miss Anna O Netll
=, Cases and contents. Boxes and contents
lrunk and contents held for the account
Of O. A. G Iund.
lcebox and Boiler and contents held TO,
the account OF Mrs. Wm. Murdock
Machine held for the account OF Miss
NJ l.. Mclaughlin.
Trunk and contents and Rox and con-
Trunk and contents held for the account
OF s. a. Bellamy.
tents; Lot OF Kitchen Utensils and two
Trunks and contents held for the accoun,
Of Mrs f. Cohen.
Trunk and contents hefd for the accom-,
of Mrs GeorEette Ford.
Bureau and contents II any. held for
a Canvas bag and con Contents held TO.
the account OF A. Wonzke
Dress Suit Case and contents and One
Box and contents, one Bureau and con.
tents held for the account OF Miss Eva
Moore.
4 Trunk and contents held for the ao-
count of Miss II. Carlson.
An Upright Piano and Stool neld for The
account Of NJ. Reid
\ Baby Carriage and Trunk and con.
t"Ets, Pasteboard Box and contents and
sewing Machine held for the account OF
John Il. Taylor.
All being now stored with the sald
Thomas Reilly in the Warehouses and al
to be more specifically announced an,
described at the time Of said sale Tn,
goods may be seen at the place OF sale
B BROADWAY STORAGE
w WAREIIOUSE.
3243-45-47 BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY.
THOMAS REILLY. PROP
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
New Orleans Entries

First race (pur.e. 1900. claiming: three
gr"J5 mark o'q5 o"E nPwa,e SIX ,urongs)
Rainbow Girl. 1902. Ina Kay, lo7, Trusty
ll2 Ragazza. 40; Dwell. i07. Back Ray.
10 Blue leans. III: phl'!ppic, lo2; Marie
Harry Burgoyne. 1922 Justice Gocbel. los
Teachers Pet. 9G
Second race (purse. $500; claiming; three
yehr-o -oids ana upward milo and an
Aiexandcr. liz: Ea-ly sight' io7. Ktneitng
II, l07; walter r'trnbow. 112 Adelante
1's 9ooIa iT'ekiey 1n, c io7; Japhet' ~ Marie
land, ll2; Torn Logon. 1o5 Paddy Dear
ll2 Indy Ward. l04. Pon Hampson. l07
Highland Lad, 1l2.
Third re- re- o(purse. 800; allowances
Miss Rankin; lo7; ocean Swell, lo7. Ma
Inly. loa; Madeline Lillian il4: Tan
Fourth race (purse. s7oo. allowances;
three -year-oids AMI upward, mile) bark
uiI. ia Hadrian, io4. The Archer, il5;
ndsos'an snra H. sney' o@N. Guy % vs1eran
b. ia; Archie Alexander IL. Pana-
man. l0s
ritth race. rpurs" $1,000. Port Fad.
iIandicap; all ages FIX fpTiongs) George
Minute Mm5- llG; TNirnblc 100; 81, lsidore
loz. vice Chairman. ia
sixth race 'pur7". 800: claiming, all
ages, mile and .seNrniy yardsl -Chcsty
III. DshAbiah. 10s Iorla. So, Charles A
Byrne %. Douglas &, III. Beau Brum-
mel II 10t. II G. raAch III; Glrnwell
1ot; Light winc lol. Johnny overton
700, Track star. loe, Mlss Fiily. los
Gladys, 30. Murray. ioo. Hally Belle. 100
Seventh race {purse t7oo. claiming
three-yeHr- -olds and upward. mile and a
Nebraskh. ~. Kins Neptune. l09: pal
wood. los. Pau Connolly ioe. Miss %ell
%, Peggy e.. aS, Thirteen. ioI. Dotta-
Best IDS: capt. HIrns il2 York Road
ios. Ncenah. l0z. Aztec. 1903, Bengal ln7
Sentimental. i0i. Colonel Lit, 9b.
|FiTc pounds apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Mooney in Saddle
On Three Winners
At Jefferson Park

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30.-1t was an
other off day for the talent a Jefferson
Park this afternoon, as Sterling, the
winner of the Pelican Handicap, the
feature event, which carried the colors
OF Lloyd Gentry. with T. Murray in the
saddle. an odds-on favorite, was the
only choice to finish first Chief was
second and Barry Shannon took down
place money.
was the riding Of Jockey Mooney, who
brought home three winners and by so
doing drew away from Ponce, King and
Roberts, who are running him hard
race for first honors among the jockeys.
In the second race Mooney, on Lady
Longfellow caught the judges eye
first at odds of 7 to !. Again in the
fourth race he scored on Grayson,
which was quoted at 20 to l, and in
the sixth event he came down the
stretch in front on Bar One at good
price.
Another surprise was the running Of
Secretary, which has run eight races
here and has finished second in the
last six of them. The winner proved TO
be Philanderer. Caithump was third.
The ether outsiders to win were The
Moor in the third and Spectacular Girl
in the last race, at 7 to and IL to l
respectively.
The results:
First race (two- year olds naidens
2prSe 'soo ave fuTongs' even srd ,H
won SECRETARY, il5 N-yke) to 2, even
ana to 2 second: Calithump. ll2 lCol-
.rii,T, Ti,ne. l:6s 95 Sea BOARD Echoiand,
Cen'rriot I.un1sm,ore. Rqse qf e Pieardy;;
Sweet Patutie also ran
CLAIMING 'su 99rse 500 six 0i g
I.ongfellow JOY (Mooney}. 7 to /. to 2
6 to 5. to ard to T. second; Madras
Gingham, l12 (H Burke), 6 70 to
saG e ,, thlrd oTba,9, Tmg W y ~ Aex
courttng Colors: Ralarosa Nolawn, Pigeon.
Carl Ellwanger Chesterfield and surf Con-
. duit also ran
purse 800; six furiongs)-rhe Moor, Is
fMcDermott) to I, s 10 and to 3,
won Sea Court. 112 (MggErray), 5 to 2 to to
Ponce). to 2 to 3 and 4 to s, third.
Time IS Eustlee Tony sutton. Gaiot'
Oh Faithful and superb also ran.
Fourth race rhree- year-olds and up
wa~d purse 500; six furlongs> -crayson,
a' 'Moansy3 -. 20 to H. to ana 70 l.
and to 2. second; Jock Scot, 1903 (Rodri-
guezl, 10 Il 20 ana TO 8. third.
Time; ii13 4-s panaman; Dancing Stray
gart Ernest S, Ola Red Head over Heels
and Sailing ALSO
Ft,4 race IPslssn Hanaieap for three,
iniIe and a sixtecnthD-sterl'ng. l2o lMul
ray). to s. 70 aud out. Won Chief,
100 (Kodrieuez). 70 2. to and out.
second barry shannon. 40 Ioberts), 5
20 ?. ) TO and out, third. Time. AS 45.
FNbberty tygibbet aiso ran.
sixth race Ohree -year-olda and upward
purse S7oo one mile and fuclong)-Ba
& al
2 20 5. won, Golden Dawn, lo2 (Robcrts)
20 8 10 10 and to g. second. Plenty,
iN7 (BryHon) TO !, 70 and to s.
taird Time. 1.54 Capital CITY, Ola Nc
Kenna. Claquer. Eellc Yorke. Jack Reeves
and Madrono also ran.
Seventh race (three- -year-olds and up
ward pursc 300, one mite and three SIX
teen ths j--Spectn ncuiar Girl, 101 frhurber)
II 70 l. . ! and to z, won Tugs, l13
(Mufrsy). 30 70 !. 10 to and TO l,
second Aztec. l0s (Roberts), to J, TO
and eyen. third. Ttuv, 2;02 ~. Ind.
Alhonn, cochroach. Illinois Lad. Tarascon,
Captain Dodge, Keep. Lady kathern and
P4nGar also
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

happened, for, after taking the first
three games of the fourth set, Brookes
lost his speed and his shots no longer
had the sting that marked them earlier
Tllden was quick to detect these signs
Of weakening, exhausted Brookes
and at once started to let out a su-
behind his hurricane service so swiftly
that the Australians short returns no
longer caught him short of position
and Tilden's service was of such hur-
ricane pace that Brookes was literally
helpless before its onslaught He
could win only one more game out of
the last seven before the American
had won the seat at 6-4 and the match
The time of play was two hours and a
quarter, including the seven minute
rest period between the third and
fourth sets
Johnston and Patterson took the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

vision Of law there being due pnpaid
erty storage. and warehouse .pany. is
entitled 10 lien as Warehouseman. on The
goods hereinafter described and due notice
havins f,a a,iI been given 70 all parties known to
specihed in such notice FOR payment ot
uch such charges having expired. they VIII he
rooms OF W H Flattau & Son. sout hsast
corner OF 18th Street and University Place.
jiasssHna''an iss1 Al 80 on Tuesday JangsFy IN
Tuesday and Wednesday thsreafter until
all ~, the fSlI,owing property has been sold:
beds. mattresses. linens. pillows. portieres
books. bedding, dining room furniture
mirrors, sewing machines library and
parlor furniture, orice furniture. records
letter files boxes and contents. barrels and
upright. square and grand pianos vie
.r9i"s' talking machines violins, violon-
cellos, guitars, banJos manGolina. zithers
music records, trunks and contents wear
ing apparel costumes and wigs clocks
souvenirs, trophies, bath scales Electric
toys. tennis rackets. golf bags. personal
snects. clothing and miscAllaneous. held
for .,v ths .s 9sG9nnt Syg Of " J. HAYES. MES
FlNKENBERG. FHEb'K. XXI 9. GVNNlNGti' Spe '>rti
p p !. a NJ NJ, MRS "; McMJRTRIE. MRS HAIR
KiET G. LAMB, y. HOLLAND FORBES
WbELIAM v, H KELLY. MRS. J G. Lang
MRS LILLIAN y. HEATON LONG, f. A.
K STRENSCH LONGrEMARE MOTOR
oENlCES CO, and A MICHAELIS. MRS
NARY HUXLEY and ROBERT CAMP
BELL and w. Il. FRASER 5 / FERGl'-
son. MRS A. KlMBALL. MISS p rON
Estate Of ALBERT and NELLY IIILT-
DRUMMER EDWARD S PANlD EN-
ccutor: CARRlCK MAJOR A. REGINALD
Won KELLER, MARCH TURNER MRS
FLETCHER DENTER Estate Of MRS L.
NJ MORTON and c. a. NORTON f. H.
HrRD. G n Mc1NOR. JOHN McCON-
NELL, MRS. e DARRELL. HAROLD
BI3A1.LLARD, 2 MISS N: OLIVER E O
BELL. ROGER CHAUDON. l. NJ FREESE
and al l., 5 BAuMAN co. and MISS g. A
FREESE. MRS. ALTA ZOO< and MRS
ANNETTE p. sLOCUM and COWpER-
ThNAIr'S FURNITURE Co, ana LID
WIG BAUMAN & CO, and THOS COSTI-
GAN. atty. for Administratrix Estate OF
LEE J. SLOCUM. deceased and SPEAR 4,
Co.. as their interests may appear
All being now stored with said Coinpany
IN rs warehouses; and all TO be more
specihcally announced and described at
time of said sale.
The goods may be seen at the place Of
sale on the Monday preceding the sale
1HE LIBERTY STORAGE 4 WARE
HOUSE COMPANY,
nos 43-47 Vest GATH street and Nos. 1850
West 65th Street
Now York City, y Y
William II. Wood. Sec'y
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Australian air
Lose Doubles
ToU.S. Wizards
Tilden and Johnston Take
the Deciding Contest for
Racquet Championship by
10, o., 90, 6-4

AUCKLAND. n. T.. Dec. s1.-Amer-
;csn tennis players to-day won the
Davis Cup, the classic championship
trophy Of the lawn tennis world, when
william + Tilden I'd and William NJ.
Johnston defeated Norman f. Brookes
ord Gerald L. Patterson, of the Aus
tralasian team, 4--6 Is, 60 and
rilden's victory over Brookes and
Johnston's defeat of Patterson in
singles matches yesterday made it
necessary for the Americans to win
only to-day's doubles. The remaining
singles matches, although having no
bearing or the championship, may be
played as exhibitions
The victory of the American tennis
team in the Davis Cup matches, with
the resultant shift of the 1921 inter
national play to this country, will
caused marked change IN the award
ing OF national fixtures during the
coming season. Al the annual meet
ing Of the United States Tennis Asso-
cation in this city on February 5, it
i expected that the feature tourna-
ments Will be awarded about as fox
T931-Davis Cup, Challenge Round
West Side Club, Forest Hills, n. y.
1e2I-National Singles Championship
philadelphia.
1a2i~Doubles Championship
Side Club. Forest Hills. \. Y.
f921-National Women's Champion
ships-Boston. Mass.
1921-Church Cup, lntercity Matches
philadelphia.
intercollegiate Championships
Boston, Mass
The regaininc Of the Davis Cup will
also have farreaching effect upon
American tennis during the coming
year, for it Will assure an unusual
amount Of international play for this
country and the United States players.
Challenges for the 1921 Davis Cup
matches must be received by the hold
ing nation not later than March /. and
from five TO eight nations are expected
10 enter the play. Some of the pre-
liminary ties undoubtedly will be held
abroad, after which the winning. teams
will probably accompany the American
players back TO this country.
Here they viii take part in the Amer
lean championships and complete the
final round of cup ties. The challenging
team will then face the cup defending
Americans at Forest Hills, \. Y, as
was the case in 1914, when Brookes and
Wilding wrested the Davis Cup from
this country
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

court few minutes later, and they
had not been at it fifteen minutes be-
fore it was plain that it was not Pat
terson's day. Johnston was on the ball
like tiger, his forehand drives carry
ing such an excess Of speed that the
crowd fairly gaspcd il amazement
Johnston Attacks Weak Spot
The big Australians weak bacKhand
was the objective &C Johnston's attack,
and under the battering fury of john
ston's drive Patterton literally blew
up. The former wosld's champion was
utterly unable to cope with the brand
of tennis the Californian was playing,
and his returns We're so weak that
Johnston, charging in for the net posi-
ton as ne followed service, took many
of his opponents returns on the full
volley as he ran and shot them back
for clean aces
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co
l37-lsa-lI WEST GOTH ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

Storage Warehouse Co., Inc.
J. d. kRlE0ER, MANAGER.
lST-iss WEST 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Fickle Fancy First
In a Ronnp in Mud
Contest atIIavana

HAVANA, Dec. 30-The track at Ori-
entail Park to-day was still in a very
bad condition, with the result that mud
runners were much in demand. The
going was deep STICKY and holding, and
1t required a stout hearted horse to
negotiate the mud. Slow time was the
order in all the events. Five of the
races were run over the ve-and-a half
furlong route and the fastest time re-
corded was in the race won by Fickle
Fancy, which ran the distance in
1:13 2-5
There was no feature or the pro-
gram but chief interest tentcred in
the running of the fourth race. Fickle
Fancy apparently was much the best.
She took command at the start, quickly
ran into long lead, and, always hold
ing good advantage. won in a romp
by length and half. Hunter Platt
was length and half in front of the
odds-on choice, Hemlock
The second event went to Omeme
the third was won by Waking Dreams,
the fifth went to Frascuelo and the last
went to Jack Healy.
The results:
five and -half furlon-slEKin'. 1selie' S'i
won; Mavehona, los (Wilson). to 3,
10 and to 4, second blnclZ Top. 100
NHunD TO ?. oven and ; TO g. third.
Time, ia 3-5. Dantzig. Coombs and DIS
turbance also ran.
Second race (purse 800; all ages; claim
Ing hv" and one-hah rurlongs) -Omerne,
won; WhippoorwiN, no CNcchan). 3 10 /,
even and to 2 second, Rcpton, l05
lfrancts), even. to and to 6, third
Time, l.l5 l5. Vera Twyford. Jchn j
Riley and Jimmie O'Brien also ran
Third race (pursc 500; ali ages claim
ing five and one half furlonssr Waking
Dream, 90 tMcLaughl!n). . to 2 & to
and to s. won Flcer. l06 G;arnrr), 3 to s.
l to and to TO- second; Say When, l1o
CDcmlnlck), ~ to l. t. and 10 J.,
third. Time, l:l4l- .bbess, Aigrette
and Twenty seven also raN.
Fourth race (purse $500; all ages; claim
Ing ive and one half furlongs) Pickle
Fancy, ll2 Of. Barnes), to p to 5 and
3 to ., won; Hunter Platt, ia lBrtwclD
- to !, 70 and 2 to 5, second; lIcm-
lock, 100 (Wison). to .. to and
to 10, third. Time. 1.ls 2-5. Miss brush
Lady Iona and Avion also IAN.
Firth race (pursc 500, all ages; claim
ing fve and e.ha!f furlongs)-Fras
to 4 Won Driftield. lo5 CA Brydgcs)'
70 TO and even, second. La Kross
~ tGarnrr), to 2, even and to 2
third Time. 1:l5 35 Aunt Deda, Am
bassador III and Kswessa also ran.
sixth race tpurse y70O; three year oil ds
and upward; clairnng one mile and hfty
Earfsl lack Healy. 106 (francisj, to s.
sMlller)' to 8. 70 ana to 4. second
Sim Feiner 1l3 ButweiD. 5 to 2, even
and to 2. third Time l:5sS-s Little
Huss. ). Walker and Cadillac also
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Brooklyn
COUNTRY BOARD

OCEAN Villa FARM
ARROCNAR. :
Spend fall and winter In country: so
minutes from Wall st. 3 minutes to trolley
and train. excellent ~ ais. iarge rooms
With running waier, steam heat. open CRATE
fireplace. beautifully furnished beautiful
view of lower bay j. Y PATTERSON
TEL. 2997 TOMPKINSVILE
ROCKLANN MANOR.
RO rKLAND AVE. MAMARoNECK y. Z
laeal winter nome; electricity. hot water
W1GH SCHOOL ADJolN1NG
Excellent table. own cows. chickens and
garage. good eonmuiing distance
TEL. FpNONE MANARONErK G65
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES
n.&->-,Irc RAvTTN b.

HANEAIIS BAf.I.lN & LEE.
D. w fAIN fE2H0N 4 c M5AHN4 AHN4'sE En 0Tf11s rRnS
ERICK W sCHATMRURG and WILLIAM
+. HIT, all persons OF full age, the SUD
ship subject to the provisions of the
~,.tutes OF New York, 30 HEREBY
l. That the name OF the firm under
Quoted is "HANNAHS. BAld;lN & LEE
of business is to be located is New york
County.
that the genera natuTe re, Qt 4. the he Sus-
partnership Is tine buying, selling. dealing
in. underwriting and otherwise Issuing and
disposing Of binds, stocks and securities,
including dealing therein on commission or
brokerage
That the names Of all the general and
special partners interested therein ana
follows.
Georsc Hannsshs', residing at '4' Park
Douglas y; nalln residing at Atlantic
" Murray Lee. residing at No. ss5 West
Fredcrict W schaumburg residing at
Mountain Lakes. n j.,
william + Ht residing at 10. 1901
Ncw Hampshlrc Avenue. city OF Washing
is the special partner.
All Of said persons are Of full age.
4 ThAt the amount OF capltal which The
said William + HIT has contributed to the
common stock in cash Is one hundred and
FIFTY Thousand Dollars.
the saia con@rfngTshp Is a., to 6ssin =
to end on the 2lst day OF December. 1928.
dated New York December 70. 1920
JOHN II HOFFMAN
nouGLAss 2. nALLlS;
F W. sCflAuMBuRG.
WILLIAM F HrTT.
CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
on Ills asth day of DeeemberA. 1920 be
.o1o me p@Tso}nalIy came GE9KGE w g MAH r..
hHn hHhc and a ID. wILIiAM +l F. F HIT. 70 ne
known ard Known to me TO be the per
foregoing certificate and scverally acknowi
edged that they executed the same.
jobs II HoFFMAN,
Notary Public, Queens County. \. Ger
Eeg!ster's Queens County 25S. New York
County os4. Term expires March 80,
cry. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
George {. Mennah. being duly sworn.
says that he Is one Of the renernI part
,hni the gum specified In said certificate to
be contributed to the common stock by tho
spccial partner therein named. 10 Wit: the
s,tn of one Hundred an. Titty Thousa nd
fnith paid In cash By said partner.
GEORGE { HANNAHs.
sworn to before lae this ?sth day OF Dc
JouN II HorrMAN
Totary Public queens County. y y.
csrtiaeat,e nIed aa.n IN ..n~ YorI County No.
york County 2,o2+. Term expires March
ao 1922.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

In accordance with the provision of law.
there being due and unpaid charges for
which the undersigned Atlas Fireproof
Storage Warehouse Co. Inc is entitled 10
matter described and due notice having
been given 10 all parties known 70 claim
an interest therein and the time specified
In such notice for payment Of such charges
having expired. there viii be sold at pub
nc auction at its warehouse, l5T-l59 West
JANUARY 24TH. 1921. beginning at 1890
a. m, and 'conttnu;ng until ALI goods are
sold, to VIII Household furniture. consist
ing o! parlor suites. bedroom suites dining
room suites. library furniture. pianos, vic
trolas. musical instruments. carpets rugs,
consisting OF clothing. linen books. papers.
stationery, pictures, hric-a-b brac china and
lasswars. bnby carriages. silvcrWare. bed
dings draperies and materials and other
personal effects also photographic supplies,
plates photographs, sketches etc. ard as
enumerated" III the warehouse inventory IS
sued by this warehouse in each case and
held FOR the accounts OF the following par
ties concerned: G. M AGOOROFF \ Ne.
DUPONT. RUTH GALE. MAIZE MULLINS.
PAULINE FELIX. their interests
may appear.
All being now stored with said Atlas
Firerroof Storage Warehouse CO. Inc in
cal!y announced and described at time Of
said SALT
The goods may be seen at the time and
place of the sale.
ATLAS FIREPROOF
Storage Warehouse Co., Inc.
j. d. kRlE0ER, MANAGER
lS7iss WEST l2tTH ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
BROADWAY STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
324S-45-47 BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY.
THOMAS REILLY. PROP
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

lex ACCORDANCE WITH THE pROVI-
sion of law, there being due and un-
pAid charges for which the UNDERSIGNED
Ne'ropoAs Storage Warehouse is entitled
to a lien as warchousrinan on the goods
hereinafter described, and due notice hav-
INK been given to aIl parties known to
claim an interest therein. and the time
sp"clIed in such notice for payment Of
such charges having expired. there will
be sold at public auction at our warehouse
>NTl KDAY. JANUARY 18TH. 1v2l AT
1880 y. w. and II he sale is not COM
plct"d on said date the same Will be con-
tinued on every Saturday thereafter be-
continuing until all the goods are sold to
W!t Household furniture consisting of
paror suits bedroom suits, dining room
suits library furniture. pianos. Nlctrolas.
musical Instruments, carpets. rugs, trunks.
boxes, barrels. suitcases, contents consist :
ing OF clothing linen. books. papers sta
tlonery, pictures, sewing machines, ice
boxes. cutlery. lamps. bric-a- -brac. china
and glassware silvcrware, bedding, dra-
perits and materials and other personal
house inventory issued ny this Warehouse
in each case and held for the accounts Of
the following parties concerned MIR. VI. =.
HARRIS. MIR. JOHN A. WILSON, MISS
LAURA RVRREII. MISS MARY WAR;
2;F NFH r NH5 HSs hH3d#g FHAHNEy Nn MHs usx s
JAMES MRS MARY THOMAS, MRS NJ.
STEEMAN, MRS. JENNIE WRIGHT.
MRS. HARRlETT DE BERRY. MIR. AR
THUR COOK and MRS. SHAW, as their
interests may appear.
All being now stored with said Metropo-
lis Storage Warehouse, in its warehouses.
and all to be more specifically announced
and desciihod at time of said sale.
The goods may be seen at the time and
place OF the sale.