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WANTED--FEMALE HELP

WANTED-An East Chicago concern
wants a good book keeper. who has
some knowledg e of tipping. A good op-
portunity for right party. Please fur
ntRh references. ABB care Times. Ham
nond. Stiff
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xYsa Whiting and Hast Chicago.
wH@ South ChioaGo SulY.
&AA< Chics&0--s:fs n IL ans A:sS a. 50
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WANTED:-Girl to help
with homework, good home
phone 1220-J, Hammond,
s-15-tf
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FOR SALE-My modern SIX room and
bath nga1ow. two big garages in
rear. property in excellent condition.
close to South Shore, one-half block from
Green Line Worth $4,000. will sell
for $500. AS Hickory st. Hammond.
g-20-22-25
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Two story fiat. store room
and four room apartments, $4,000;
$1,000 down. balance in easy payments.
2lo1 w. 10th St. Gary. Write A. L.
Buse, $40 Wilcox Ave. Hammond or
Phone Hammond 1850 9-S-SOt
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SALESLADIES- Two for
Notion Department, Lion
Store. s-lS-f
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FOR SALE+I91s Oakland, pass. tour
ing car good condition. many extras.
$3.50 if sold before Oct. LIST. Inquire
r. M. Fox. corner Chicago ave. and
Terrence. East Chicago 9-22-3t
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SALESLADIES-Two for
Basement department, at
Lion Store. sla-'f
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WANTED-Men for unload
ing coal and sand, day
work or piece work; Wan
ner Malleable Iron Co., Sum-
mer ST., Hammond. sits
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WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM

wANTED-By man and wife. both en-
ployed, room and board. South Side
preferred Address J. T. care Times.
Hammond. 9-20-St
WANTED-Board and room. convenient
10 public school with a private fam
ily. for girl IL and boy years old.
Address IA Calumet. 9-21-zt
WANTED-Room and breakfast. in a
refined home. South Side preferred
H. Forsgren. $40 Sheffield Ave. Ham
rnond 9-22-2t
rrv at imes Want AID"
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WANTED-15 laborers, big
wages, steady job, day and
night work. Interstate Iron
& Steel Co. East Chicago.
s-22-2
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John ERICKs. Town Clerk. s-22
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WANTED-Drivers over 81 years Of age
salary s127.64 Am. Railway Elk
press Co. Hammond. 916-tf
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NORTH SIDE BARGAINS
Five room bungalow so TT lot.
Large rooms. spacious attic. cement
floor in basement. All modern improve
ments, except furnace. Basement and
plumbing arranged so furnace can be
quickly installed If desired. Price 81.
500: $500 cash required.
Four room bungalow. NEW, modern
in every detail, except heat, basement
floor cemented and registers installed in
each room so furnace can be put in and
quickly connected. without fuss or dirt
upstairs: convenient to Green Line. South
Shore and all North Side and East Chi
cago plants. Bargain for quick sale at
$4,000; $500 cash. balance like rent at
S35 per month. which includes inter-
est
GOSTLIN. MEYN & HASTINGS. INC.
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WANTED:- Two JanltOrs,
good wages, steady work,
apply at once; W. B. Conkey
Co. Hammond. s-1s-l
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BASIS with guarantee. Take employees
train ar 1880 a. m from NJ. c. depot
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STENOGRAPHER

WANTED-Young lady desires position
as saleslady with reliable firm where
there is chance for advancement. Has
had three years experience as shoe clerk
also millinery experience. Write, a
Alb Tins. Hammond. 9-22
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FOR SALE = Hudson Z
pass. sedan late 10, like
new, cord tires, 2 bumpers,
shock absorbers, seat covers.
Good reason for selling. 1910
Cedar st. Indiana Harbor.
Phone 81. s-zz-1
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girl in music store.
state experience and salary expected.
Address Alto Times Hammond.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Italian Deputies Clash;
Fights Narrowly Averted
Catholics and Maximalists Elk.
change Invectivcs During
Debate ON Reform Bill

ROME, March 24.--Catholic and Max
iinalist members of the Chamber of
Deputies clashed in the Chamber yes
tcrday during debate on measures pro-
viding for agrarian reforms, and there
were scenes Of wild disorder. Personal
encounters between the two factions
were prevented with difficulty by cooler
members.
Maximalists had been interrupting de-
bate for some time, when SALVATORE Ben
derepi, Catholic, shouted, "Oill DILL" at
Signor Serrati, Socialist, referring to
the latter's alleged speculation in pe-
troleum. Serrati rushed toward the
Catholic section, followed by friends. He
was stopped by other Deputies, while
Socialist Deputies shouted, "Jesuits!"
"Sacristans!" and "Hypocrites!" at their
opponents.
A, second clash occurred when the
Catholic Deputy Carpa accused Socialist
Deputy Lamella Of having asked the
support Of the Prefect and Civil Gov
ernor Of his constituency -Lamclla flung
himself toward the Catholic benches, ac-
companied by his adherents, who fell
over the desks shouting invectives. The
President of the Chamber, former Pre-
mier Orlando, despairing Of restoring
calm, suspended the sitting.
On resumption Of the sitting Deputy
Orano spoke strongly in opposition to
the program of the Cabinet as set forth
by Premier Nitti on Monday. He ac-
cused the Premier of weakness in the
Fiume controversy.
During the course of the session Pre-
mier Nitti said the government favored
the bill granting suffrage to women.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Villa Annihilates Farm
Settlement, Is Report
Bandit Said to Have Slain
Fifty and Burned Their
Homes and Their Crons

Eli PASO, Tex, March 24.--Accord
ing to reports brought to the border to-
night an entire Mexican farm settle.
ment near Santa Barbara, chihuahua.
was wiped out Sunday, March Ia, when
Francisco Villa and his followers mas
sacred more than fifty men, women and
children and burned their homes and
crops.
.Angercd, it was said, because party
Of his men had been fired on in that
vicinity on the previous day, Villa, with
l5o men. attacked the place. The farm
ers defended their homes, and it was
not until twenty-five or thirty of them
had been killed and their ammunition
exhausted that the twenty-five surviv-
ors surrendered, the reports said.
According to the story one young
man.. crazed with grief over the loss
OF his wife and family, tried to wrest
Villas gun from his hand. Villa sub
dued the man and shot him dead. Then.
It is said, Villa ordered the mon put to
death, and the houses, grain and other
possessions burned.
1t is declared that fifteen of the at
tackinS party were killed by the farm
ers.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Three Billion Deficit
Is Feared by Wadsworth
Stop Talking About Rights, ,
Think About 'Duties,' He
Urges at Industrial Dinner

SYRACUSE, March 24.-It is time to
stop talking about "rights" and get to
thinking about duties in relation to
government, Senator James w. Wads-
worth jr told members of the Asso-
ciated Industries Of the State at their
annual dinner here tonight. Senator
Wadsworth, speaking on "Rusncss in
Government" said he believes there
is something besides dollars and cents
behind the restlessrcss prevailing in
this and other countries. He added:
"Let us do away with the idea that
the government is to compel people to
do things. There is to much lcgisla-
tion on our statute books. We are run
ming straight for deficit of $3.O0O,-
100000 at the end of the fiscal year,
Speaker Sweet of the Assembly. re-
ferring to the so-called welfare bills,
declared that when the public "sifted
the truth from the garbled reports
which have emanated from Albany" it
will have new light on the situation.
At a business session to-day the AS
sociated Industries, Inc, named a COM
mittec to make reply to "unfair and
untrue assertions made by certain
women's organizations against the as
ISOLATION"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Slays Sister Because
She Abused Daughters
kansan Asserts His Four Nieces
We're Not Being Reared Prop.
erly by Their Mother

LYONS, Kan, March 24.At cor
oner's inquest W. B. Bast confessed
that he shot his sister, Mrs. George
Reean, killed at the breakfast table at
her home here to-day, "to rid her four
daughters of her influence" Bast said
that his four nieces were being abused
by their mother and said that they
were not being properly reared. He
said that he bought the revolver sew
eral days ago for the purpose of taking
his sisters life.
Bast was arrested at the home of a
neighbor, where he was found covered
up in bed with his clothing and shoes
on and the revolver in his pocket. He
is held without bail and will be
charged with first degree murder, the
County Attorney announced tonight
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Army Orders

WASHINGTON, March 24-Army orders
issued to-day FOLLOW:
Honorably DISCHARGED
Waidelich,. 1st. 1t: A: c.. San. c.
Humphrey, LIST 1t; +; NJ. Vet c.
Baker, Maj. A. T., Med. G.
Holiday Capt. G. A.. Med. c.
Rlount, Mai. r. F., F. A.
Adams. Maj. II. L., F. A.
Meade, Capt. H., San. C.
Wilhite. Capt. G. W., Med c.
Remington. Mai. M, @. M. C.
Maloney. LIST 1t. p. p. @. Nj. C.
Flynn, I'd 1t. R. NJ. inf.
Resigned
Bell 1st 1t. n. c.. INF.
billiard Capt. j. B., c. A.
Walcott, Prov LIST 1t j., inf
Medical Corps
Ny, Mai. <. w., to New Orleans.
Whitman. Maj. !. D., to New Orleans.
Winn, Maj. D. f., to New Orleans.
Shipley, LIST 1t. NJ H., to Camp Grant
Richardson, Maj. w. r.. to Washington.
Miscellaneous
collars Maj. c. O., q. M. c., to New Cum.
bcrland.
Roberg, Cont. Surg. o. T., u S. A., to
Joy, lat. Col. j. s.. F. A., to New York City.
Hughes. Col. e. S., ord. dept, to Fort Sam
Houston.
watrous, Capt. L.. inf. to New York City.
Wheeler, Capt +. w, Q. M. c.. to Buffalo.
Honorably Discharged
Duckworth. Pvt. T. A, No. 1,S45. 1863, 18TH
Co.. T. G. Svc.
Anthony, Pvt. F., No. 547,75s, Casual Co.
423S.
Falduto Pvt. j.. No. R1,oes.o2o.
Fa!co. Pvt j., No. 6.504,2 ,222.
Helmar, Pvt. F.. No. 57,199.
zizick. PVT Ist cL), No. 2,2ss.sas. Prov.
Ghsston. Pvt L.. No. s,427,577, sth Guard
Co.
southworth. Pvt. F.. No. s,42o,7a2, 4th Ord.
Casual Co.
Price, Pvt. G., No. 2s5e,72s. c.. D, s1sth
Labor Bat.
Hall, Pvt. r. A., No. 1883, ,46s, Casual.
Wilks, Pvt ", No. 46,967, Co. f, 18th Inf
Macklin. Sgt. I. W.. No. S55.S75, Co. E,
318th Eng.
McLane, Pvt P. F.. No. 1856, 3,o71, Supply
Co., 363d Inf.
Bradley, Pvt A. No. 1,ess.4s4. 18th svc.
Co., goth Eng
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Two Held as Suspects
In Robbery of Club
Police Declare One Guilty of
Stabbing Patrick Cillen
to Death

", Harold Welch, twenty-one, of 222
West Tenth Street, said by the police
to be president Of the Young Repub-
llcan Club. 81 Greenwich Street and
thomas Falasca. nineteen. of 1870 West
lenth Street, were arraigned yesterday
IN Jefferson Market Court and held in
soooo bail each for examination
me men are charged with being i'm
pncated in holdup at the club on the
n'gnt OF March 81 in which thirteen
men mshmNsrs OF the organization were
Co r1Dnea OF $500 in money and jowelry.
h.mIp hp,a.naht M against the pair is Bert
Detective CamnbsI, "is Is Ssreet. rect:
heavy bail said he believed Falssscs s 'ta "
90 the man who stabbed Patrick Gi,,sn W
Go Go death at his h me, AS Commarca
Street on February 81 W
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Buy $4,000 Suits in England
Harvester Employees Save $l2
Each on Big Purchase

CHICAGO, March 24.-Fifteen thou
sand suits Of mems clothing, made in
England and originally intended for
sale by the British government for it's
demobilized soldiers, were purchased
to-day when representatives Of the
twenty-five work councils of the Inter-
national Harvester Company met With
harvester officials
The company will act as business
agent and banker for the twenty two
councils, which have more than thirty
thousand constituents. Tho suits will
cost the individual purchaser about SIS
each. It was, estimated that suits of
like quality would cost about $50 in the
domestic market.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDAECE WITH THE PROyI-
sion Of law. there being due and unpa id
charges for which the undersigned Metrop-
Oils Storage Warehouse Is entitled to a lien
s,s az warehouseman on the goods hereins fte r
described and due notice having been
given to all parties known to claim an
interest therein, and the time specified in
such notice for payment of such charge.
having expired. there will be sold at public
AUCTION at our Warehouse, 81 w. 13sth ST,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 3RD, 1920. Al,
lV:SO a: M., and continuing on each and
every Saturday thereafter, beginning at
tne same hour. until, all goods are sold. to
wit: Household furniture, consisting Of
parlor suits, bedroom suits, dining room
SUITS, iibrary furniture. pianos victrolas,
itusical Instruments, carpets, rugs, trunks
sis'ins of clothing. linen. books. paper,.
stationery, pictures brio brac china a nd
glassware. siverware. bedding. drsnerlc.
ana i1atetia!s and other personal afrect.
!te!u Tor the account Of the following ma "
ties concerned: MISS GAINES Mss
ELCRENCE POLLARD. MRS. sfA1,T1r;
PARKS, MRS. BRIDGET , EDwARhs Rhs
MR. FORD, MIR. DAN HARRIS, being now
stored IN said Metropolis Storage Marc.
mouse The goods will be on exhibition a
dav dae t, time .s, and place of sale. and on each
Metropolis Storage Warehouse
OFFICE. so WEST 1aanD ST
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
WAREHOUSE SALE OF G00DS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES
OFFICE, s0 WEsT 1aaRn ar

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
OF la"', there being due ana ,,nrs;,s
charges for which tho undersigned a,,as.'i ~ u
storage Company !s entitled to =. 10 II II
Warshouseman OH the goods hereinaftsr 5a "a
sct4oed, and due notice having bean r.iys, -
al parties known TO claim an Interest +hare'
m ana the time specified In such notice To-.
payment OF such charges having exn-ed
there "iil be sold at public auction ~ !,
our warehouse, 247249 West 6sth ST
On MONDAY. APRIL 18TH. 1870 a., a.,
fO:SO A. M, and continuing On each and
every Monday thereafter. beginning ~ ~
same hour, until all goods are sold to Wiz .
Household furniture consisting Of parior
suits, bedroom suits, dining room suits n.
orary furniture. pianos. vlctrolas, musical T..
struuents. carpets, rugs, trunks. hoxns IN m
rels. suit cases, contents consisting OF cloth.
Ing. linen. books, papers. Stationery. nictmras
bric-a -brac. china and glassware. silverwars
bedding. draper!es and materials and othsr
personal effects held for the accnnnt V'ie,, 81
the following parties concerned: JOfSN AMI "
MRS. MATVEENKOFF, V. VOI.CAN ~
E,ASTON, MRS, n. PARKER EE VI = ~; ~
BYRNES. a. w. WHITNEY, THOMAs
RICE. HENRY WEISS MRS T,oNS: p fc11 -
ARD ROHL. CATHERN O'RRIE,N W W
HuESELTON. JANE DOUGEIr. c.r, y
GRAF. MRS. WILLIAM WRiGTIT NY L.
ROBBINS. ]. ". CAHEN 70. AZ wEs1. ~
COTT, JOE. VEIN, MRS. l.. RICHAPRineSs7 80 ~
NJ. WALTER. being now stored in ,.id
American. Storage Co warehouses. The voods
will be exhibition at the time and nis 10
OF sale. and on each day Of sale. s'A''
AMERICAN STORAGE COMPANY
44S-24e. WEST e9TH 1T.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
New Certificate Iss,,e

yorh lhe :, ;1uharanty hs Trust Company of New
offering sl2,oo0.oOo Canadian iS SIsen pen;ss Is
Railway equipment trust 6 ner csnt cant
gold certificates, to be issued nnSa'. as
the Philadelphia plan. These cer,;Sl
Gates will be dated April /. 1920. and M
will mature $500,00O semi annuaiiv
from October l, 1920, to April i. 1882
Tho certificates will be offered to vield
from 6A to 6% per cent.
The issue is to be specifically secured
BY standard new railway equipment to
tho value of $15,000,000. Title to this
equipment will be vested in the Union
Trust Company of Pittsburgh rs trus-
Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Navy Orders

From The Tribunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 24.--Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Andrus. Lit. c. L.. to U. S. As;atic feet.
Antrim, 1t. q. So A. A., to U. s. S. Orin.
Brinmsr. Ems. X. e.. to u. S. S. Cleveland.
Cady. Gun. w. H., to U. S. S. Gannet.
Cain, Mach. c. M to u s. s. Carrabassctt.
Hartman. It. J. ~. to duty former German
hattleship Frankfurt.
Jordan. Ems. j. j.. to U. S. S. Ilnpcua.
Joedan, 1t ii. 81 C. W.. to u. S. S. Idaho,
Lennon. Bosn J. W., to U. S. S. Umpqua.
Lickwes, Gun. H.. to u. S. S. O'Bannon.
Parsons. 1t. II. P, to u. S. S. Galveston.
Sandstrom. 1t. E. w.. to command u S. S.
Eagle SO.
Tbourc. Ems. H. A.. to Philadelphia.
underhill. Ems. G. E., to U. S. S. Worden.
Geinner. Ens. R. j.. to Kittery.
Rodegardts. 1t. g. g.) G. A.. to Bureau of
construction and Repair
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Financial Items

with Wood. struthers & Co.. has en1ue Secoms
AFFILIATED with the New Yorl, stock Ey.
chanse hrnl of Sutro & Kimbley.
Il. G. Lufi;in has been elected chairman
os the executive committee and OF the
hoard OF directors OF tho Texas Comps nv.
and Anss~ l., Seat: was appointed rresi.
dent 70 succeed Mr. Lufkin. G. a. Scot,
tinus as .nanassr Of sne producins dspart. :.
ncnt. ". w. Bruce. assistant treasurer.
was promoted TO treasurer
Henry Clews. & Co.. members of the
their East Side branch office, formsrIy
located 1T 9ss Third avenue. to il5 Hast
eixtlesh street. corner OF Lexington
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25

BUSHELMAN.-Good pay. short hours
steady position, Arnold, so Newark ave.
Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
Bank Messenger, Is. Missiua

Mark Meyer, fifteen-year-old bank
messenger, who left the Bank of Wash
tngton Heights, 155th Street and
Amsterdam Avenue Yesterday after,
noon to cash check for $3.50, was rc-
pertsd to tho police as missing last
night by his father, Louis Meyer, Of
@09 East 104th Street. The Bronx. M.
M:yeS fears his son il the victim Of
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WITH YOUR PRESENT
POSITION IN I,TFE2

Have you the courage to try ?
If you have, and your record is
clean, then we have an opening
for you with good pay and a
real future, but you must act
quick, for we can't take every
one. Apply by letter only,
N. T., 932 Tribune Bldg, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25

Newport NewA Sailed: strs Pstunia. Yps.
Wien: rSou1t. Rio de Jansiro; westpool
hhsyysrp1Si;, hsys .,, nskssoni; (Br}, KinEston. Az.
1unister. tHeis). Newport New News. coiiamer
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for Now York
Calcutta---s s shinkoku Maru.
-, nlo 1aneiro-S Byron. K. J. Lucken.
Yokohama--S $ Tottori Maru.
ASng ASn5,no91s m0ns-s 8 sagaporaok.
Madeira-s Black Arrow.
st. St Michasls.-s 8 Liberty Land
Barbadoses 5 Iss Poivcsrp. I. Laurel,
Havre-s La Lorraine.
CCcons,tantinople-s s sinsinawa.
Cadis-s 8 Montserrat.
A1ntwerp-s Vincent. Navarino. sagua.
Gibraltar-S s Pannonia.
Genoa-s s Giuseppi Verdi.
Rio de Janeiro-S 8 Altoona.
Tayal-- IS Corona.
Gallao-S Santa Ana.
buenos Ayres-S ostafsa, Norfolk.
Arrivals From Now York
Kobe--s S Lucerio
Cape Towns s. Clan Macwilliam.
ho,mbax@ homE Monssgs ssnts 8 West M.;,s Gavanal
Christiansand-s s Frederik VIII.
Iiverpoole-s 9 Baltic.
MOVlIle--S . Columbia
Plymouth-S Philadelphia.
Karachi-s s santa ss'ia Malta. nla'''
Genoa-S s Tarantia.
Casa Blanca-S s Boston Bridge.
ConAtAntlnople-S 8 Re d'Italia
Naples--S Bohet11e
Nantes--S 8 West Field.
Barcelona-S Dallas.
Havre-S 8 La Touraine, vituria
NyborR-S s Breifond.
Acera--S New BEunswick.
AntOfaEasta--S & Clarion.
Cadiz---S S Antonio Lopez
Gibraltst>-S S Cold IIsrbop
Algoa Bays Dundrum Castle, York
Castle.
Bahia--s S Selgipe.
Kobe--~S 8 Bolton Castle.
Panama Canal Cristobals s Zacapa.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close ut the General
Postoffice and City Hall Postotilce Station,
New York, at 6 p. M. as follows:
Hawaii, Japan, Corca, China, Siam. ST.
beria, Cochin China. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands, via San Fran.
cisco, steamship Korea Maru. March 25.
Hawaii, via San francisco, steamship
Manoa. March 25.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea, China, Siam. ST.
beria, Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies. via San Francisco, steamship Ven
ezuela, March 90.
Japan. Corea. China, Siam. Siberia Cochin
China, Netherlands East indies and
Philippine Islands via. Vancouver and VIC
torta. y. c., steamship Empress OF Russia.
A pril 8.
Tahiti Nlar0uesas. Cook Islands New
Zealand and Australia. Via San Francisco.
steamship Tofua. April 4.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25

wELLBROCK, WILLIAM HENRT.--In pS.'
suance OF an order OF honorable Joann a..
York. notice Is hereby " given 70 ali pe;sy,.nn.
having claims against William Henry W. -.
brock. late OF the County of New soih soi..ssra
ceased. to present the same with snr. veus .oi
thereof to the subscriber. at his plsess,
transactinE business at the Office Of henorrHsty I'm
& Hendrick. No. Rector Street, 70 e: ~ ~ Il
Of New York. on or before the letb ~
May, 1870. ,...,~.
Dated. New York. the 9Th day Of Nss'~'
hsr. 1915.
ARTHUR c. wELLBEOCk.
aENDRICK & HENDRICK. Attorney, ~
Executor. Rector ST.. New YORK S's'
New-York tribune., 1920-03-25
SURROGATES' NOTICES

suERKEN.. John FIN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hcnorab!e John r Co.
hnlan, Suwrogate OF the County Of Now
York, NOTICE is hereby given 10 sil per,
sons having claims against John r. suer.
ceased, to present the same with voucher
thereof to the subscribers ut their place OF
transacttng business, at the office Of THAR
attorneys. Gusgenheimer, Untermyer b
Marshall, No: 1oo Broadway. Boroush Of
Manhattan, CITY Of New York, on or he.
fore the 2lst day Of juno next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF De.
cember, 1919.
ELISE KAETHE sUERKEN.
HERMAN P. SUERKHN,
" NxecutorA
GUGGENHN1MER. UNTERMYER A.
MARSHALL, Attorneys for Executors.
10 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
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WALKER. ELISHA RoBBINs-rN rus.
suancs of an oder of Hon. 'oerS Sss
York. notice Ia hereby given TO Al Hiiispp,aa
sons having claim, against Elisha 5sovs vors.
Walker. late OF the County OF Ne Ne" xcaes-
ers thereof to the subscriber. at his pa. .sy.
ef transacting business No. 81 Bfosu ~
10 the City Of New York. on or pele's
seth day OF April next. =. oefes
JOSEPH WALKER. il.
ROUNDS. HATCH. DtILINGHetA.s1sss
DNBUvOIeE. Attorneys for Ag,IS1e g -
lfN&AE 50 CAdAx 0tTeat Nsr 1sse &
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SCRROGATES' NOTICES
LEFFERTS, WILLIAM HIN fths.o
ance of an order OF Honorable Joio =
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County o. ".
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all rei
sons having claims against Wihan :.
Lefferts late of the County of New ioIs
deceased, to present the same with voaea
place of transactinR business. at the of.es
of Baldwin & Hutchins their sttofne's
No. 120 broadway. Borough OF Mannss -.
tan, In the City OF New York. on OF S''
fore the 7th day OF September neS.
Dated. New York. the lst day y Ns'sas
1920.
EDITH C. LEFFHHrs,
UARENT LEFFEaTS,
BLAIR s. WILLIAMS,
E. >cutofs
BALDWIN & HUTCHINS sSS,rneys 10,
Executors. l2o Broas~sr. New t'''
City.
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