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The Tomahawk., 1920-06-03
HoardInQ and Wasting.

Great as is the sin to hoard treas
ure, it is no greater than to squandeF
them. Waste brings woe. 1t is Of the
essence Of well-doing to 'economize."
Unfaithfulness stands as its own wit.
ness against man. The Lord intrusts
us with this worlds goods that his
cause may not suffer. - Reformed
Church Messenger.
The Tomahawk., 1920-06-03

No VaclIation There.
$50, Wobbler is dead?"
eyes, and it's the first time he ever
arrived at a definite conclusion"
The Tomahawk., 1920-06-03

For the man who can pay for it with
honestly acquired coin the best Is not
too good.
The Tomahawk., 1920-06-03
Real Relief Comes Only BY
Cleansing the Blood of the
Germs.

You must realize that your blood
Is loaded down with catarrh
germs, and these germs must be
renewed from your blood before
you can expect real, rational relief
from the disease. And Of course,
you know that you cannot reach
these germs in your blood with
The Tomahawk., 1920-06-03

How the henpecked man does crow
when he is away from home!
The Tomahawk., 1920-06-03
Have.
You

The trouble with good advice is that
few Of US recognize it when we hear
it.
The Tomahawk., 1920-06-03

:,ATER LAKE NATIONAL PAIN
is TO be cnlarged-according to all
Indications. The senate passed.
the bill (S.2797) the other day with
out opposition. The house is Likely
TO follow suit; at least no oppose
ton to the project has made its
appearance publicly. The national
park service is supporting it. inc
area to be added is public domain.
There Is therefore no expense. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
AGE-HERAID WANT AD READERS ARE BUYERS. THEY KNoy
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X G0TsEs F6R sIEE fOo
 B. F. EBORN
 215 Empire Bldg. M. S173
 SPECIAL BARGAINS EAST BIRMINGHAM-Mode s-room bungalow block of Boyles and Gate City line; near Cunningham Public | School; rents sS7.50 per month. ss,50o; | $500 cash, $40 per month | NORTH HIGHLANDS-50x150; fronts | Acipco line: Broom tenant house; near | Wesley Chapel, North Haven sec
 tion; sl.05o; $500 cash, 500 a year | NORTH HAVEN-Splendid, S-room mod ern home; Woodland ave-: block of Acipco line; beautiful lawn and shade;
 large sleepng porch east exposure;
 S5.5oo; sl,ooo cash, balance easy. NORTH HIGHLANDs-1Oox11s lovely corner: elevated, level; beautiful lawn l and shade: good 7-room residence; fine location; overlooks city; good | neighborhood; 5000 if you quick
 enough will get it. $1,0oo cash, $50 a year.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-6-roo dwelling l 18th ave, near 17th st; large lot; $3, 800; $50 cash. $500 a year.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-1st st: near 14th ave; modern. 5-room cottage; l s2,95O; S1.250 cash balance easy. NORTH HIGHLANDS-s-room bunga- 1 low: pays fine interest; fronts car | line; choice neighborhood: convenient to 1 public school; 5000; $500 cash, s25 | per month.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-Tw apartments rooms each; sem-bungalow style; | modern; fine condition 24th st. near 18th ave-; 5000; sl.5W c}sh. balance | easy.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-1Ah ave; bitu- | lithic streets; thoroughly repaired and
 remodeled; 5-room, modern cottage
 we should have said Bungalow to
 make it appear to you, but it isn't; it is
 just an attractive, comfortable. mod ern home; large, beautiful lot; s6,0o0 | $1,000 cash balance easy
 SOUTH HIGHLA NDS-Block east of 20th
 st: near 10th ave-; thoroughly modern; 9-story. Groom residence; choice loca-
 tion: fine condition; large lot; $500. | | SOTTHS1DE-100x160, tenant houses
 fronts Avondale line; Avenue F., s.
 5o0.
 l NORTHSIDE-50 -50x240. S-tenant houses; rents $S6 per month; will bring slo0; 1 $1,G00; easy terms.
 | EORTHSI IDE-7-room residence: 21st
 st: near Sth ave; $500; easy terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Mo odern. Groom
 bungalow; near I1akeview School; fur
 mace. hardwood floors; $500 reason-
 able terms.
 1 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-65x bitulithic l street; 14-roem apartment: rents $9o;
 will bring $1g5 October; s7,s59; reason-
 able terms.
 TEN ACRE .FARM-Near Avenue F,
 paved street to business center; $10-
 0O0; terms to suit.
 B. F. EBORN
 3..5 Empire Bldg. M. SITS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
NORWOOD HOME

A modern. wellbuilt, S-room residence on a large, elevated lot, near 2 car lines and bus. New painted and in first-elass repair; has 4 large bedrooms; good furnace. You will have no fault to find with house and location, Price is only $S,S5O, on reasonable terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K 
 HOUSES FOR kALE IOa

B. F. EBORN 315 Empire Bldg. M. S173
 SPECIAL BARGAINS SOUTH HIGHLANDS-6-room bunga- low furnace, grates, all modern con veniences; first-class condition; imme- diate possession; block car line; S6,ooo; terms.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-Exce B. room, well-located, elevated corner residence; close to car line; well rent ed; sS,50O; $500 cash, sS5 per month NORTH HIGHLANDS-Cas bargain; Groom residence; extra large lot; out buildings: good neighborhood, near North Birmingham car line $500. CITY FARM-No joke about it: almost downtown: 10 acres; beautiful truck garden tract: Broom dwelling; blocks Ave, F. bitulithic streets to the city. Oh, no, you can't get this for song, but it's worth the price; s10.090, terms to suit.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Mod 6-room Bungalow; beautiful condition; half block 18th street; si,5o0; s1,oo cash, $oe per month.
 HIGHLAND AVENUE-50x20o, modern .7-room residence; fine condition; bitu- lithic street: near some of the finest, homes in Birmingham; s7,25o; terms SOUTH HIGHLANDS-100x Broom residence, also broom dwelling; choice elevation; car lines convenient eNtlre property, S10,O0o
 SOUTH .HIGHLANDS-Mo Modern, 6-room home, 11th ave; ? blocks Five Points $5 25o; sl.O0o cash, $50 per month; re'ts S55.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-5ox16 11th ave. near 18th st; Groom residence out buildings; good condition s6,0oo S,OO0 cash, $50 per month.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-s-r room dwelling 12th ave, near 21st st.; sS,S5o; $500 | cash, s35 per month.
 wOODLAwN-s-room dwelling; center of Woodlawn; fronts 'car line; large lot. $2,500; easy terms. WOODLAWN-S-room modern residence; large lot; 1st ave- near 18th st; s4,75o; $l,Oo0 cash, $50 per month. FIRST AvENUE-50x14O; S-room dwel- ing; fronts car line: western section; semi business property; sacrifice, 2- 800 if taken tomorrow (Monday( Sooo cash, 80 per month. | SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Good 5,room dwelling; near two car lines; s5,9oo; easy terms.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDSLMod Groom | bungalow; first-class condition; lzth ave- near 17th st; furnace, hardwood floors, gas, lights. bath; $6,0Oo; terms. | NORTHSIDE-Rents over $6oo; 5oXl9o' near terminal depot; 5000.
 B. F. EBORN
 315 Empire Bldg. M. 8173
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K -o-~~-> ~~>~r--1c~-O~~~-~
FOR SALE

Modern 6room bungalow, West End fh blocks of car line; good size dot with fruit trees; good neighborhood; {; $4.500; terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
WAVERLY TERRACE

Bungalow, only $3,150, only l block of Ave. F Drive, one of the prettiest bungalows in the west end of Birmingham; has large living and dining rooms, with beam ceilings, built-in bookcases; brick mantels, win dow seats; 3 extra large. cool bedrooms, each one has win dows in them. The lot is a cor ner facing south. Yes, it has garage, and a good furnace; composition roof; front and back porches screened in; this Is a bargain; will require about half cash. Possession any time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
SOUTHSIDE APARTMENT

We have a 3-apartment house only one half block of lower Highland ave. Each apartment has separate bath and garden spot; best of plumbing, newly papered and in firstclass re- pair. Large lot, fronting east. Now renting for S11O per month. Price $7,S50, on easy terms. Make q cash payment and the rent will take care of the balance
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Polly Prim, Injured
Aiding Soldiers, Dies
Actress in Auto Collision When
Driving Wounded Men Was
Wife of George r. Samuel

Mrs. George B. Samuel, known a.
Polly Prim both in vaudeville and or
the legitimate stage, died yesterday &c
Saranac Lake. Her home was in the
Flatbush section Of Brooklyn, where
she lived with her husband, George B.
Samuel, president of the Corona Sales
Company Inc.
Polly Prim had been prominent in
theatrical circles from childhood. Her
last appearance was in "Tas Logic OF
Larry"
During the war she participated Is
many affairs given for men in the serv-
ice. Her Hines was brought about
by an injury she suffered in an auto
mobile collision while driving wounded
men in her car.
Mrs. Samuel was an active member
of the National League for Women's
Service, member Of the Aurora Grats
Chapter, o. E. s., and the Christian
Science Church.
She is survived by her husband, her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Prim; two
sisters and a brother. The funeral
services will be tomorrow at the Fair
child Parlors, Lefferts Place, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Recorded Transfers
Downtown,

BURL1NG SLIP. IL. G 8; Bulwarle Realty
coTp 2ntpe to Herr soo oooppsnhelmer lso 10Th
K az Bway. y'VVV' Aps - @..:s "o' Soc
W bet 2a-25 cnft st, runs W 2sx " ss.2x
3, 5o2 to beg: COOPER & cooper to
p,%d. poop.r s: C99per soo Realty corpn,, ?os
i1"n Bwn' mtge M6T, Sso.99o APR a 81 attyp Gold;
VANDEWATER ST, a6. q s; Durbar Realty
GO, Inc, to Bendetto Graccione 20 Roose-
", yelt st, ct al; mtge $1,000: Apr 80; atty.
%ssssi H:5ssvs~ ,Ssa Sssas j.
wAsHING AT. 5iit-a47, ,s' Franklin Su.aiiyH
ST. Louis Y Romane, 2e0 West End
aY, trus, ct al, to Geo L Henricks Inc,
2Si 22SSi Waahqgton vt; mtge 1856. COO; Apr
80; 80 atty IL pemult, % Esse:hengs
ALIEN sT W .. rs from " c 3 nroome rooms
st. 61.2xsS.5; Lillian Rechenbacher to
1D9aEid p Reiohenbacher 1850 z Sth 1t.
aaY. Bklyn; Apr 1C; atty, Thos Evers,
pIno 51o Montague tag st. Bklyn 81
Marknew Realty Co ct IT. y al i" to to- SSas slatta
Realty Co. 10 Louisa st. Bklyn: mtge
20? $sad?s'feo; &C., APR as' atty, NJ KantrowIt3zs;
cIlRYsTiE ST. 3. lis Hester st. 'ISS ISS
100; Esther Abrahamson to Roskai
atsernity asr CO. Inc. 81 Chrystie ct; ntge
20 900; APT 26; atty. 4 J Herricl1. 50
~ Nans"a ST ;.,..5loo
East Side
7Tff ST, $40 r, 3 g, 22.sxe0.b: Edw Temple
Harry and Vim A Breckenridge sur
trus 70 Samuel Meiman. 1870 Goth st.
Sklyn; apr l5; attys. Enge Bros, 1873
wAVERLY PL., 1lth st, sa.s19s.a ss1isG;
Tey Ray Corpn to Carol L Hier. ass
SeRtr1l sf,y Fark r = Vest mtse $500; May i
18TH ST. Al e. II 9, runs n 81. a1 8 N Il
" 26;2X $ cos to 18th st < G 27.1o to
Lions, III Sherman av; mtge s12,eo; Apr
50; attys Gilbert & Gilbert. &C Exchange
1orIf ST 317 p ;, e. r., ,,.,ro y 'stoo s,o
kenna to Maria Finnigan. 316 r 10th ST.
S0IH di, ST $, l2Qi " 80 av. l5.G29S.9 :
$Sth st. 3 1871 " 81 av, 15.oxss.e; /;
SsSth st. s. 1$5 " So az, l5.6x9s. :
yS:g; So;o Soth st, n $. 2l9 Lexington av,
lsx98,V; Yale University 10 Ladies' Chria-
man Union. 13 w 9th st; Apr %; atty
2lST ST; n 5, 521.o v 5th av 2s.sxeSx2asx
~; Winter Realities, Inc, to Winter G.
Wllkes, 44!9 Bway; Apr z atty, NJ Il
Gossett 2Gl I3way y..............,..No Nom
41ST ST, - 1874 e 2d av I6.S19s9; Emil
grant Indus Saw Bank to John Calnpbell
All II 4lst st; b and 8; Apr -; attys
X and E o'Gormau. = Cha;n0crs
4lST ST. 223.i e 9Th az. 25x9Se; Jas J
Hlssinson and Guy Cary. trus, TO Margt
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
DEATHS

eo99s n1y Bur- sish St her A5sfs sfs
Rethy: -,, IN ssr,Ie. the st st year Of her age
Thursday afternoon. at o'clock
BALDWLN--At his home. II Dudley pi.,
Ycnksrs; ;,,, sa, May 8 tnson, husband Of Mar
service at St. Johns Episcopal Church.
Ionkers, >Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock Icterment St. Johns Cemetery
Barnes in her 74tIl year Funeral serv-
ices VIII be held from the residence OF Mr
Edward 7: Collins, 3tl Owen Az. on
Thursday, 9th inst 1nterrnent MiIlerton,
n. Y. Binghamton papers please COPY
BISCHOFF--J. Henry Bischoff Funeral
at e. Beach st. May 6. p. IN. Interment
at Lutheran Cemetery.
HROWN-on Tuesday. May 4. 1920. Eliza
a, daughter of the late John ana Eliza
Rrown. Funeral services at her late
residences. sSs East l75th st, on Thurs
Day. May s. at :30 p m.
sS, RSE~Wiiiian Funeral from 4S7
Interment Calvary.
CAHILI-catherins F. CehiN. wife Of
p1ncsns p1Ics 81, j. cahill Funeral from Elm
CAsEY-on May 4. Mary wife o, Harry
Saseyi yh,.l Euneral from 542 West l25th
CONLIN--Frances c. Funeral from 224
West ls2d St, on Thursday at p. m
DOMEN ECH-Eleuterio on May l. Serv.
ices THE FUNERAL CHURCH CRANK
T. CampbelD, B'way, 66th St. Thursday,
p. m.
DoREMUs-on May 4. Clarissa outweter,
Farm Hotel. Funeral eerv.ces at tho
Central Presbyterian Church. Madison
eve and 57th st. New York City. on Fri
day. May :. at 4 a.. III.
A ~
Edward Dwane; Funeral from Il Wood
bine St. Brooklyn, May at $50 a. m.
!nterment Calvary Cemetery.
FEgRIsIrhomasl9a nsinE - Milne, Ferris. a.
Franklin Jacobs Ferris Funeral Thurs
day at p
FORsYTHE-Cecel!a E. Marrit,. wife of
Went l7sth st. Thursday at p. m.
Freund Funeral from rom 26i SI west fsstAsSta ssta
St. on Friday at 10 e.
GALLAGHER-Annie. at 80 Prospect s..
residence on May I. $50 a. m. Inter
nent Calvary Cemetery.
GoosEN-Katie. at 24l East 42d ST Flu
at ii a. IN. Internent Lutheran ceni,
tery.
GREEN-George Walton. only son of Wal
ton a and Eleanor n. Green. a, his
day Of May; In the 9Th year OF his age.
The funeral will be at the house, at q
D. m. on Thursday. May 8.
GREDE-Adam Grede husband OF oerna.
m. from 2lis Flushing ave. Maspeth.
L I. Interrnent Cedar Grove Cemetery, :
GCGOLZ-John Gugolz. Funeral from a45
Is Ssas St. St. Miohsey. na M1y a 10 m
GURNEY-On Wednesday. May s. Sarah
N: Curney in her s+th year. wife of the
late BENJAMIN Gurney. Funeral Friday.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
CITATION NOTICE

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Or NEW
:, Iork. BY the Grace OF Cod. Free and
Garland. Joseph Gerunl. Wliia,n Nielsen.
I rihl. Anna ,se@berg; Berthe achnmaiysr,
Tarrell, Theresa Crawley. Edmund Tvneicll
Gh9jtnas EroWn, James Brown, George
smith, /achariah Van Handel, FRANK Sea :
!!&hlstedt, Josephine OieyAick. Cecetia
MaWn, Catherine Sullivan, John Nilsson,
Clara D. Metzger. Ernest Wild. Z. II. Coss,'
Martha Miner, Edward Rule, Antonio
3apio. Antonio Aiocca, Eliza I2. Guerln a.
-Administratrix OF Charles II. Guer!l.. de-
ceased, The Rector, Church War,}ons and
neStrymen OF st. 13arthojomew's church.
11an,,+ na!a Tniysrsity IS,r Morria'9wn Memorial
ID DDispe nsary & Hospit:.l st. Johns C:uild
Gf q, the, the CITY q New York, pabies
S.: MNary's free HOSPITAL for child3 ?t en-. n.
Art Museum of Cleveland, Morris County
en-! Shl!dren' H 8 None 143i1 Eryson Day Nur-
HincEley, Me, Edward s. Darkness, Anna
NJ Harkne8s Mildred Watkins, Dorothy
GRANGE william A. Mullen and Price l.
Henry Ward1n. deceased, Grace Warden,
sarah Wells Warden. The Fidelity Trust
10. 10 as Cotnmittee of the property of Sarah
S Mels Warden, an incomplete person.
sarah B Mclean. Edith Warden Corning
SS,t~r1,nce a; Warden, barbara Ward en-
Morris, N William Cray Warden. Eliza be tn
Eleanor &. Perry Eleanor Graz perry
Wll!laln Graves Perry. Jr. William War.
GeM q,sii,, Bodine' samuel Taylor Bodine, Jr.,
Miiliam Warden Bodne, Jr., Jane Ro6:ne
elizabeth Donnell Hay. Clarence Arthur
Warden, IL, Marv Helen Wardet. ttfaIa
WN,arden Herbert Watson Wa7dey! Lucia
alice Pardee Warden. Herbert Watson
warden Ir. and Nelson Bushnell Warden
ana TO all persons Interested as creditors
egatees next OF kin otherwise, IN the
Estate Of Mary Warden Harlness de-
ceased who al the time OF her death was
? resident Of No. East saith Street, Bor-
9oush Of Manhattaa, C!ty, County and
Upon the petition Of William G. War
den, residing at Red Gate" School Lane
Gernahtown. Philadelphia, Pa, and Clar-
gnce A Warden. residing at HavorCord.
. You and each OF you are hereby cited to
snow cause before the Surrogates' Court
OF New York County. held at the Hall Of
niecords, ti,a IN the County OF New York, on
me eleventh day OF June, 1920, at half
PAST ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF that
day, why the Intermediate account or 1,ro.
ceeolhgs or William e. Warden cnd Clar-
ence a. Warden as Executors Of the Last
WlH and Testament Of said deceased.
should not be judictally settled. ana yyhv
instructions should not be given TO then,
with respect 10 the claim of 81, partholo-
incW's Church. away
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We havs
caused me seal OF the Surrogates' Court
Of the said County OF New York
q L; TO be hereunto affixed.
toeall WITNESS HONORABLE JOHN
r. CoRALAN. Il Surrogate of our
ss $40 oot,u oCoouhty. at the COUNTY. Of New York.
Lord one thousand nine hundred ana
DANIEL J. DOWpNEY
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
DIR. Maxwell's Funeral
Is Held i'm BROOKLYN
Distant Relative Conducts Serv.
ices for Superintendent Emer-
titus of New York Schools

Funeral services for DIR. William
Maxwell, Superintendent Emeritus of
the Schools of the City of New York, were
held yesterday at his home, SO Franklin
Place, Brooklyn. The Rev. DR.. Frank
Maxwell Townley, a distant relative
of Dr.. Maxwell, and. rector of st. Bar
tholomew's Episcopal Church in Brook
lyn, officiated. In compliance with a
request by the family, no sulogy was
delivered, although DR.. Townley made
several references to the late educator
in his prayer.
Approximately 200 persons attended
the services, among whom was nearly
every member of the Board of Educa-
tion Of this city.
The interment, which was private,
was in Evergreens Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
William L. Sprague Dead
Was Former Principal of Sew
eraI Public Schools

William Lyon Sprague, seventy, -e.
former principal Of Public Schools o.
34, 90 and 1879, died yesterday, after I
long illness, at his home, $50 Easr
Twenty-first Street. Flatbush.
Mr.. Sprague was born at Naples, N.
Y, and received his early education
there. He was graduated from Cornell
University in the class Of 1878. He
then took up the study of law, and was
admitted to the state bar in 1876. He
first taught in the Naples Union Schoo,
He retired from the principalship o.
Public School Is in 1918, owing to III
health
Mr.. Sprague is survived by his wife
daughter and q sister.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE
AND INDEPENDENT.
TO Ialetta Leland. Louis T. Leland Frank
r. Leland, Dante V. Leland, Amalia Leland
(formerly Gamhinossi) Eufrasia Leland.
Martha Calder Bridgewater. Elizabeth Est
Ter. Myrah Irene Leland, Frank L, Leland.
K. Leland. Jr. New York County National
ank. William r. Stewart, Jr.. Frances f.
Leland, David II. Knott. Sheriff OF New York
creditors. next OF kin or otherwise in the
Estate OF Francis L. Leland deceased, who
at the time OF his death resided at the Clar-
endon. Seth Street and Riverside Drive, IN
the Borough OF Manhattan, City. County and
State Of New York SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition of Frank 4 Leland.
Joseph Mccloskey ana the United States
corporation having its Office at 40 Wall
Street New York City. you ard each OF you
are hereby cited 10 show cause before the
Surrogates' Court OF New York County, held
at the Hall OF Records IN the County OF New
York on the Sth day Of June, 1920 at half
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day.
why the account Of Joseph McCloskey Frank
r. Leland and the United States Trust Com
pany of New York as administrators with
the will annexed OF said deceased should not
be judically settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have
Gaused the seal of the Surrogates' Court OF
the said County OF New York to be
ISeal1 hereunto affixed
WITNESS, HONORABLE JOHN
+. COHA1A.S, n Surrogate of said Coun-
ty. al the County OF New York. the 9Th day
OF April, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sani h'ne hundred and twenty.
DANlIt4 ]. pOWDNE5Y
.,iark cf tNa -SMrrosa,es Court
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

her last October, after the Immigration
Committee Of the House of Representa-
tives at Washington had. by unani-
nous vote, recommended the adoption
OF resolution to repatriate her. She
proved she had not lived with her hus-
band for several years.
When. the war broke out, De Mumm
resumed his German citizenship and
MS n, properties ih France were seized.
The French courts held that Mrs. de-
iMumm had, by her marriage, assumed
her husbands nationality. and refused
20 allow her claims to any part of the
property. The repatriation resolution
was introduced in the American Con-
gress to protect her interests in the
De Mumm estate.
Mrs. Frances Scoville- -Munm. who.
prior to her marriage lived in Seneca,
Kan, met Walter de Mumm when he
visited Kansas City to attend one of
the international balloon races. They
met later at resort in Switzerland,
where Miss Scoville had gone for her
health. and this second meeting re-
suited in their marriage in 1918. Great
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Obituary
MRS. ELIZABETH B. LAW

Elizabeth Bethune Law. wife Of
Henry 3. Law, realty promoter and
cliff Manor, N. Y, died yesterday at
her home there after a lingering i'll
ness OF heart disease She was the
daughter of Theodore Gilman, promi-
nent banker of this city, and was in
her thirty-eighth year.
Mrs. Law was born in Yonkers and
was educated there. She is survived
by her husband, son, her father, two
sisters and two brothers.
Funeral services will take place at
Briarcliff Congregational Church at II
o'clock OH Saturday morning.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

THE People, OF rAE STATE OF NEW
YORK; BY THE GRACE OB' GOD FREE
TO Henrietta W Hubbard e1ecrtri,, or t,.
last viii and testament OF Grosvenor S Hub
i,a! hard. deceased Joseph j. Elliott. John Ell.
I!oit, E}io, Robert bert Henry EIost samnel oarned
Eliot a',,i,. Wiiam Irvine Elliott wigh.man
NW,lshtI2an. Jeenie "ishtman LeoAie, Helen
Malcolm Aiken as trustee, George Melissa
as trustee. Joseph Johnstone Elliott trus-
tee, tee; Mary 80 A. @ @Elliott as executriS OF the
Ia! In the City OF New York, Trustees o:
Princeton University. st. Andrews Society
Of Of, the state Of New York, Board Of Foreign
Missions or the Presbyterian Church in
United States Of America, Board Of Home
Missions g. Of the Presbyterian Church In
&,,1I United states 3 OF America. The Glasgow
DuInfriesshire Society, Edinburgh Dumfres-
shire Society. J. NJ. Isham Devo!I, John hi
ltottt Jenkins. George Nelson, University
to all persona interested as creditors lega-
tees. next of kin or otherwise, in the Estate
OF Samuel Elliott, deceased. who at the time
Of New York. SEND GREETING:
= Upon the petition OF United States Trust
Company Of New York whose place Of bust
haitian, City OF New York.
You and each OF you are hereby cited to
show show cause Gauss before the surToe@tes' courr ot
Records, IN the County of New York, on tho
lSth day Of May. 1890, at half past ten
account OF proceedings OF United States Trust
Company OF New York as sole surviving
executor of the Last VIII and Testament Of
said deceased. should not be judictally settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogstes' Court Of
the said County OF New York to be
IL. s, bereunto affixed
WITNESS, HONORABLE JOHN
p. COHALAN. a Surrogate OF our said Coun-
~, al the County OF New York. the Ioth day
AZ n he nf nA.r aN&
sand nine hundred and twenty
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court.
sTEWART & SHEARER Attorneys ror
Petitioner - Wall Street Nanhatthr
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

interest was aroused In the wedding be-
cause of an inc dent which had occurred
in Paris few months previous, when
De Mumm was twice shot and wounded
by Mrs. Marie Van Ressimer Barnes, an
American woman.
Miss Scoville was famed for her
beauty, and after her marriage was
often proclaimed the most beautiful
woman in Paris.
De Mumm, in addition to being a
VINE grower. had attained fame as a
sportsman, aviator and balloonist. He
was crippled during the war when an
airplane fell with him,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
REV. p. J. MARTIN

The Rev. Patrick J. Martin, ono O.
the best known Roman Catholic priests
in .Westchester County, died Monday
night in St. Agnes's Hospital. In White
Plains, N. Y, at the age OF seventy
Ave. Father Martin was born In Ire
land and came to this country at the
age of six. He was ordained forty-six
years ago and was chaplain OF the
Sisters, Academy at Mount Hone