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FATHER SUES FOR CHILD

The following clipping from Tues
days ParkerSburg Sentinel will he o.
interest to many Chronicle readers:
At Circuit Court on Monday after
noon suit was instituted by Ross f.
Belt against f. w. and Lizzie Parsons
1t is an action i'm case and the damages
are placed at $1,000. VIM. Beard ana
Bruce Terrell are the attorneys for the
plaintiff. This is an action for the re-
cPvery of small child which has beer,
m the charge of the two defendants
since the death of its mother several
years ago. The father it is claimed
mas made efforts to recover the child.
nut the defendants refuse to give if mn
hence the suit is for recovery and for
damages"
The plaintiff in the above case is well
known in this county. being a former
resident of Industry Mr.. and Mrs
Parsons formerly kept the Creston no
gel and the little girl for whom the ac.
tloh is brought will be remembered bv
local people who stopped at the Par
sons hostelry The little girl * 81,
niece of Mrs. Parsons.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL
SALE OF REAL .ST.T-

lin pursuance Of Al decree of Ike Cir
cult COu-, of Calhoun county West
Virginia. rendered on the 10th duv OF
November. 1920. i'm certain sui. i'm
chanccry therein pending wherein a
Gum was plaintiff and Bessie Keith
and II. l.. Gum were defendants. the
undersigned Commissioner will ON
Saturday, the Sth day of january. 1921
offer for sale an dSell 10y public auction
To the higcSt bidder nj the front door
of the Courthouse of said county of Cal
hOun' the following described real cS-
tate. to-wit W
TWO certain lots or parcels of land.
lying and being situate in the village
of Mt. Zion. in Center district county
OF Calhoun and state OF NCst Virginia.
containing respectively. si%tc,m and
one-half square poles and ole hundred
and thirty-nine square pOioS. nor. ,r
less ana being the same rrai estate
which was conveyed unto the defend
ant. Bessie Keith. by the plaintiff. \.
Gum. and wife 10y decd bearing Date
on the twenty-third day az February.
nineteen hundred Ind eighteen. Cr rec
ord in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court IF said county of al
houn i'll Deed Boot: 80. c.. at page 30.
to which said deed ANA the recDr(aiiun
thereof as aforesaid. reference is here
made for 4 more uIcri..r a.. d".ii Sic
and complete description of said two
lots or pnrceiS e iaud.
FERNS of SALE: Suricicm. cash in
hand To pay TN" costs of said ;.ii ;'nG
EXPENSES yf sale. ana the sam, lr
$G3.G5 ana So -. with interest i.rr,-
on from the 18th day of November.
$40. dccrc"d to the plaintifr against the
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GRANTSyILLE SCHOOL REPORT

The following pupils of the Grants
vile Schools have been perfect in at
tendance for the third month:
Eighth Grade-.IOhn Marshall. Roy
Smith and Vclma Stuter.
Seventh Grade Ena Barr Coda
Wilson. Nancy LutZ. Elizabeth Stump.
Grace Barr. Lucille Stump Susie Math-
ewS. Pell Miller, Harold Proudfoot.
Russell Fleming. Howard Hamilton.
Johnnie IOak and CleStOn King
\. +. Weaver, Teacher.
Sixth Grade-Gcorge Stump. Asa
Harris. Una Jarvis. Oma Harris. Alma
Ayers. Beulah Burch Marie King. Ruby
Hickman. Ona HoSey, Lawrence Jarvis,
and Howard Waldo.
Fifth Grade-Mary Lutz. Robert
Mollohan, Leonard Marshall, Carol
Parks. Delis Haskins, Ronzel Law and
Mary Harris.
Harper X. Burns, Teacher
Fourth Grade Eula Arthur. Martha
Hardman. Greta Harris. Grace Hamil-
ton. Eloise King. Eva Law. Minnie
Mathews. Harriet Smith Ethel Has
hins, Eula IIOscy. Thur Proudfoot and
WILSON Waldo.
Third Grade-ltobcrt Waldo.
Second Grade-trIinc Trippctt. ct
tn Irippctt, lIuzcl Stump. BernarG
Stump and George Marshall.
Agnes Groves Foclder, Teacher
Second Grade Muncrd Hali. Rome,
McDonnll Donald Witt. Virgini;
hathaway Hhd Ruth Mcdonald.
First Gra@t--i'hpodorr Arthur. Aud,
Hickman. l,hymrr Law. Austin pugh
jesse S.iump. LavrrI Turns. paulin,
Dye. Myrllr Jarvis rlcuda Proud
foot IN = Thclma Strmplr
sirace Davis weaver. Teacha,
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ORD Or OF PUBLICATION
Y IRGrNrA TOWN.

WEST Y IBGINIA. TO-WIT:
GALLON county Circuit Court Clerks
once Dec cmbcr 9th. 1920
IN the matter of G.. s. Smith. w IT,.
w. Dye w. q. Wilson Clay Mcdonald
and Tor cntz g. Hamilton. Trustees of
eureka Lodge no. 40. A. +. x a. NJ.
at Gran tsvillc. West Virginia.
EX y; rtc proccodfno to coli r,oI cs
tate.
The 5 aid Trrstoos 1o,.irc, ot l,, ~,
vembcr form roo0 of ga |t,.,-.,t,
Court. presented 80 soid Go t,,,ir
petition i'm writing ,,r. ZINC Co... ,,o, -
TO sell certain rcai estoto 80, ~,
said I ,odpo situatc at tbc cnrno,. ~
VILLA I'M and Court 3 trccts n, soid to,,.,.
of CIR lutsviue CoI,o,,r count, W.
virgil ia, containing 1920 square feet.
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and for the confirmation of any sale
which might Doe made by them. and that
they might bc authorized ana directed
90 carry such sale into effect by ant and
proper decd which said petition WINS
10y order entered at said term of said
'ourI directed TO be filed the object of
such proceeding being to have confirm
eel the sale of said real estate. as GOT
ont in said petition.
Now therefore any person Interested
may appear at the next regular term
OF the said Circuit Court and resist fbe
prayer Of said petition, and the appli.
cation Of said Trustees to sell said real
estate or to have confirmed the sale
mentioned In said petition.
TcSte g.
LEE GAMER. Clerk of
said Circuit Court.
Loretz G.. Hamilton.
Attorney for Petitioners
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MRS. IDONEA BUCK DEAD

Following an attack of appendicitis
Mrs ldonia Buck of BrookSvillc. w.
Va. died Monday evening at the Cam
den-Clarke hospital, where she had
been brought for treatment Monday
morning. She was well known and
respected in the community in which
she lived ard death is matter of
regret. Mrs. Buck is survived by her
husband. f. G. Buck. and by four sons.
Frank, Fred. Fciltan and II. $. Buck
and 10y one daughter. Mrs. Robert Ew-
ing of Elizabeth. Pa. Her body was
taken to Brooksyille at noon Tuesday
and her funeral will be held Wednes-
day.-Tuesday's Parkersburg Sentinel.
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Seventy per cent OF the Inhabitants
OF the Philippines over ten years Of
age, according to census just com
pleted. are literate. This is higher
percentage of literacy than II at of any
South American country. higher thar.
that OF Spain and higher than that OF
any of the new republics OF Europe
whose independence is being guaran
iced by the Allies.
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judication TO me. at my Office in the
town of Grantsville. Calhoun comfy.
West Virginia. ON or before the 10Th
day of February. 1927.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of December. 1920.
X. l.. HAMILTON. Commissioner.
12-lG 1t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

commissioners Office Cir.,,it C,,,r,
of C,ILo,n Cnnnt,. W.o,+ ,,i,.,,i,.;.
The cIInncrrv r,in.c of whneInr C,o,
owctb 50 -
Against
\, HutInr pricv S,r,n.o, J., = c,,,,,
son. Bee HOPKINS. oliver EutIcr G. NJ
l1;Smom ana f. Eismon. partners DOM
business as c. NJ. X r. Eismon. prnt
Wayne. W. \. King. Dora HutIor Row
Parsons; G. Il. Havcrtv. J. 4 Moss
"a. ~. Adams. Nvrtl. NtcCurn l. w NJ.
,'unc. T.. y. Klns. 9. g. Griffin. \ G
Mathews. trustee. The Bank of Grant.
ril!c. Il corporation. I,orcut:. & u,mi,-
ton. Administrator with tl,c will annoy
cd OF j. VI. Han.iltu,: decreased trustee
aud the Calhoun County Bank. cor
pCration. defendants. having been -,
IA or;lr" catered mt the November tr,;r
1920. of lie said Circuit Court rcrprrr
70 the undersigned. one of .hp Commits,
SiOECrS Of said Cnur1 with i,,et,r,cti,,..
20 take. state a.d report an accom-.
showing:
FIRSr All The real p..t,,t,. o,,.,.d D.,
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Cross. the American FT'endS Relief
Committee (Qunkers). the Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee. the Federal
Churches "a Christ IN Amerlca. the
knights OF Columbus. the Y. " c. A
and the Y w. G. a.
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Bee Hopkins.
\. G.. Mathew
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO LIENHHOLDERS

TO all persons holding liens by iudg-
mcnt or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof, of \. Butler.
lnpursuance of decree of the circuit
court of Calhoun county. made in =
cause therin pending, to subject the real
estate OF the said y. Butler to the sat
ilSfaction of the liens thereon. you are
hereby requird to present all claims
held by YOU ana each of YOU against the
said y Butler, which are liens ON his
real estate. or any part of it. for ad-
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SALE OF REAL ESTATEFORTAxEs

hereby gwen That the following
calhoun which delinquent
year
no" Il" the front
morning ana -FOUR in the
fa'l ac or lot be
sou ' 50 much cash sufficient
forth il table w '"' 'N
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The TEXTURES Of this girl portray rnc
finest type OF Polish childhood urt
now lies cngulfed in hunger ana iii
ease and all their attendant mlsor,,.
Relief already administered by Amer
lea hos preserved her beauty and
freshness, albeit her eyes betrav n,a
suffering She has seen, but litcralr,
millions In her own and adjacent coup.
tries still have no one 10 look TO but
America os another winter OF horro,
closes in upon them 10 the end thai
their prayer may not 60 unanswered
eight leading American relief organlza-
lions have banded together In iolri
appeal IN behalf Of Europe's suffering
children. They are the American re.
LET Administration, the American Red
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Large Brooklyn Apartments
Figure in the Trad;r,

Riker 4 Sanders have sold for the
Siranda Realty Company TO Mrs A
Weinstein the apartment at $50 Eas
Iwenty-ftrst Street, corner Newklrk
Avenue, on plot s5x1S5; 325 East Twen.
sy.nrst Street. corner Of Regent Place
a owensy-1amily apartment, on plot COX
l2S, sold for Goldstein & Phillips, 259
brooktyn Avenue, sfxteen.family
apartment, on plot 42x100, for Mrs. ID.
Herr, to N. Beck; 245 Martense Street,
to Blankstein & Feursteir. an. eight
family apartment, on plot 16xlOo: i21
hooper Street, two-family house. For
MRS. Silverman, to Mrs. E. Sander
and 1921 Ocean Avenue. known as The
Ansonia apartment, on plot A0x116. for
Blankstein & Feurstein.
The Jerome Property Corporation ha /,
sold q three-story single Brick dat on
lot 20x100. at 864 Eighth Street. to
Mary Green. ~
The Haggstrom-Callen Company and
n. A. Hawkins have sold the florthweat
corner Of North Jane and Crescent
Streets, Long Island City, a pio1 S0x
100, for Dugan & ireland to u client who
contemplates immediate improvements
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold S65 Seventy-third Street, = two
story dwelling. on lot 20x1o0, to P. B.
Mating.
William Liss, Inc, have sold 401S Ave
nue. to A. Lesser, a one-family cot
tage; the same firm has sold 1862 East
Fifteenth Street, a one-family cottage.
to j. g. Francis, and 1926 East Eighth
Street to Ralph c. Beasell. a one-ssm.
lily cottage.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p Cohalan. q Surroests
OF the County OF New York, NOTICE il
ns neseny given to all persons having claims
county OF New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scr1oer at place OF transactinx bussnesa.
NO l2e Broadway. In the City Of New
xork. on or before the twenty sixth day
oil june next.
Dated. New York. the s4th day Of D.
WAITER B. DEvEREux. JR.
EDWARD NJ AcILvAIN.
JOHN C. ToMLINsoN. JR.. Attorney
ior executors. IS Broad St.. N. Y. CIV
tne County OF New York. On tho 18th day
Ok december. in the year one thousand
nine hundred ana nineteen. Present. Hon
oranie John T. Cohalan, Surrogate. In the
nsus na..er @ @. the estate Of Henry A. J. VII
ter B. Devereux, Jr.. and Edward n McIi-
vain. setting forth that they were ap-
pointed the Executors OF safd deceased.
ana that they are desirous OF giving puch Il
notice to the creditors OF said 0sceered TO
present thet claims ~ 10 autioffsed by
law. and praying that the Surrogate would
make an order directing such notice rub.
!sned in such newspapers a. he might
deem necessary to give notice to said cred
noFs. IT - ordered thar said executors
insert q notice once In each week for SIX
months. In the New Fork Law Journal
and also In the New York Tribune Re-
Quiring all persons having claims AGAINST
said deceased to present the same, with
tna vouchers thereof. to said Executors. az
or before day therein mentioned. whfch
saatt be At least six months from the day
ct tbs drst publication OF said not,sc 40
JOHN r. COEALAN. SurroratA
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
SURROGATEs' NOTICES
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. BY the Grace Of God Free and In
a n NJ % W az.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. BY the Grace Of God Free and In
dependent.-To DELLA B. TAYLOR. ELLA
BELLE TAYLOR BROWN. DIANE
BROWN: ANNIE e. ROCHE EDWARD
LoR. FREDERICK TRACY PARKD TAY-
LOR. ELLIS WING TAYLOR, ALMA
WALLACE TAYLOR EATON and BAR
BARA CLARA TAYLOR KIERULFF
Upon the petition Of W. CAREY TAY-
LOR, who resides at Park Avenue Hotel,
New York City. and Louis M. Brown, who
each Of you are hereby cited to show
cause before the Surrogates Court OF
New York County, held at the Hall OF
Records, in the County OF New York, on
tho 6th day OF April. 1890, at half past
ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that day.
why the account OF proceedings of said
w. Carey Taylor and Louis M. Brown, as
Documentary Trustees under the last VIII
and Testament OF Frederick T. Taylor de-
ceased. who at the time OF his death re-
sided at PARK Hill. Yonkers N. T.. should
not De Judicially settled and said w.
carey Iayior and Louis NJ. Brown be dis
charged as such Testamentary Trustees,
and the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York appointed as substituted Testa-
mentary Trustee to succeed them
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court
OF the said County OF New York to be-
hereunto affxed
IL 81 WITNESS, Honorable John p.
c. D. Cohalan.. Surrogate OF our
the 2ssh day OF February. In the year 81
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twenty. DANIEL j. DOwDNEY
Clerk OF the SurrogaseS Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

phase Of tho New. York huildinru attn.
alton; There Is wholesome tear that
any further curtailment Of plans In
speedily relieve the acute shortars ~
housing, commercial and industr,si
space VIII reault In stampede for
building material supply Tar Il cxcess s
OF anything yet experienced.
The seriousness Of this outlook "a
further emphasized by the fact that
even tho present demand Is almost IN
excess Of the volume Of buildins ma. a.
'.i.is seriais that can be produced ii Tia
work is further delayed The huiid;rr Isir.. =
material price market levels Of to.dav :
wnit WI. n';u De heavily ,. shaded by the prices
following spring and summer.
This view is so generally held IN
Oul.aing construction circles that pros.
pective builders are being urged not to
further delay their proposed operations ~
because it now seems likely that tha
market MAJ has not yet experienced its
heaviest pressure upon building ma
terial supply or price. 49,"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Bellmore Residents Begin
Progressive Campaign
Board Of Trade Organized and
Program of Activities
| Arrnnuer1

tCoincident with tho recent increase
IN tho number of all-year commuters
8rcm Bellmore, I. l.. one Of the fastest
growing communities on tho South
shore, there has been organized pro-
gressive board Of trade.
A large amount Of the progress
made by the village of Bellmore in the
recent past, both in the construction
Of village improvements and new
homes, is to be attributed directly to
the activities Of this body Of earnest
representative men, who, most pnself-
ishly, are devoting a large part OF their
time to the development Of tho coma
munity in which they reside.
One Of the features Of the compre-
hensive and progressive advancement
and Improvement program adopted re-
Gently by the Bellmore Board Of Trade
was resolution In favor OF conduct
ing general campaign to place the
village up among leaders In the Great
South Bay district. Cadman H. Fred
ericks this year will add large num-
ber of houses in the newer residential
section.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honerab Bile JOHN P. COHALAN, a Surro-
gate OF the County of New York, NOTICE
is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against JOHN W. MARDEN. late
OF the County of New York. deceased. to
to the subscriber. at its place Of transact
ing business. at the office OF Larkin 4
Perry It's attorneys, at No. 80 Broadway,
In the Borough. of Manhattan, In the city
before the s1st day Of August. 1920. next.
Dated New York. tho 2lst day Of Feb
ruary, 1920.
CENTRAL. UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Executor
LARKIN & PERRY. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutor, Office & p. o. Address. so
New York City,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Buys Theaters at Paterson

tfonal Exhibitors Circuit Of New Jer-
sey, motion picture distributing agency,
and owner Of the Regent and Garden
theatres in Paterson, N. j., and who is
erecting a $l,o00,000 motion picture
theatre in Newark, has purchased the
two largest theatres in Passaic-the
Playhouse and the Montauk.
Mr.. Fabian also has taken an option
on the old Y. M. c. A. property in
Paterson and is having plans made for
thousand. The theaters sold were
owned by Alexander M. Taylor, Of Pat
erson and New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Diamond Match Co. to Build
Machine Plant at Snrinof;eId

The Harrison s. Colburn Company
and NJ. B: Howard have sold to the
Diamond Match Company a tract Of
forty acres in Springfield, Mass, on
the Highland Division Of the New
road. The purchaser will erect a
large plant, the frst unit of which
will consist Of steel and concrete
buildings with over 100000 square
feet Of floor space. It will be used
to mako machinery for company
plants in various parts Of the coun-
trV
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

I.AND. EFF1E IsABELLE..-In pursuance
OF an order Of Honorable John p.
CohalAn. a Surrogate Of tho County OF
persons having claims against nris
Isabelle Lane. late OF the County Ut New
York. deceased, to present tho same. with
vouchers thereof. to the subscribers, at
their place Of transaeting business. at the
ONCE OF Edwards, OLoughIin & George.
their attorneys, at No. 20 Nassau Street,
In the Borough OF Manhattan, in the City
of New York. State Of New York. on or
before the 1st day Of July. 1890. next.
Dated New York. the 22d day OF
December. 1919.
LOUIS D. STANTON,
EDMuND C.. STANTON,
EDWARDS, or OuGHL1N 4 GHoRdn.
Attorneys for Executors. office and
p. Q. address, 30 Nassau Street. Bor.
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

MCCLELLAN, FIRST BARoN-IN PuRsU.
of an order Of Hon. John P. Cohalan,
a Surrogate of the County of New York. no.
claims against Herbert First Baron Michel
ham Of Hellingly late OF the City Of London.
United Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ire
land, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at its
place of transacting business. No. 16 Wall
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. In the City
OF New York. on or before the 10th day Of
August. 1870.
Dated. New York. the sth day of Febru-
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
Ancllary Administrator.
BARRY. WAINWRIGHT. THATCHER 4
SUMMERS, Attorneys for Anclllary Ad-
rninistratnr. 50 Wall Street. Borough Of
Manhattan, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
George Hufnagel Becomes
Agent Of Tribune Building

George Hufnagel, Tor many years ii
the employ Of The New York Tribune,
has been appointed renting agent and
manager Of the Tribune Building. Mr..
Hufnagel has had long experience in
the care of the structure, beginning his
career in this capacity as an assistant
to Arthur Vincent about fifteen years
ago. Before this he was employed in
the reportorial department Of The
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF HON
John r. Cohaian, Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given to
al. al persons having claims against Jonathan
Inofne' late OF the County Of Now York. de-
thereof to the Subscribers at their place Of
transacsinz business, at the once Of shear
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. In the CITY
August, 1920
Dated, New York. February 40. 1870.
VICTOR CORSE THCRNE
SAMUEL BRINCKERHOFr THoRNM.
JOHN A.. CARVER
Executors.
SfIEARMAN 4 STERLING. Attorneys tor
Executors. IS Wall Street.. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Harris B. Fisher Goes
Into Business for Himself

Harris B. Fisher has opened a gen.
eral real estate office in the Astor
Trust Building, at SOL Fifth Avenue.
Mr.. Fisher has been active in realty
business for some twenty-five years
and has been identified with George r.
Read, Frederick Southack and .Alwyn
Ball. Parish, Fisher & Co., and latterly
with Albert B. Ashforth & Co. He will
now give his attention to brokerage.
leasing and appraising Of realty, both
IN the city and outlying districts.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Crescent Athletic Club Nav
Sell ProperY at Shore Roa1

The Crescent Athletic Club is said
to be considering an offer to sell its
home on the Shore Road, Brooklyn. A
meeting has been called for the mem
bers to consider this proposal next
Thursday evening, and also to act upon
an informal offer Of the Huntington
Golf and Marine Club, on Huntington
Bay, Huntington. L. l.. which originally
was developed by Bustanoby Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Dwelling Houses In Old
Greenwich Village Sold

William D.. Fitzpatrick has sold
through S. A. Jenkins the dwelling and
vacant lot, 42x69, at 765 and 767 Green
wich Street, between Bank and West
Eleventh streets, to Howard A. Cum
mings. who will use it in his lumber
business
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan Surro
gate Of the County OF New York, NOTICE
10 hereby given. to all persons having
claims against Mary Maxwell. late Of the
the Same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. at its place OF transacting busi
ness at the of1fce of Davies Auerbach q
Cornell, "a Nassau Street, Manhattan. in
the City OF New York. on or before the
26th day of August next VAC
Dated Now York. the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1920.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
DAVIES, AUnRBACH CORNELL A..
torneys for Executor. a& Nassau a.
Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Extends Activities to Atlanta

The Cross G. Brown Company, which
recently has enlarged its real estate
brokerage department to cover practi-
cally all parts OF the United States,
has leased for Marvin L. Thrower the
building, 100x100, at the southwest
corner of Trinity Avenue and South
Prior Street, in Atlanta, Ca, to the
United States Rubber Company for a
long term of years.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF
the County Of New York, NOTICE Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
CHARLES H. STEINWAY. late OF the County
Of New York. deceased, to present the same
With vouchers thereof, to the Subscribers. at
their their place Of transasting business at tho
No. 179 Broadway. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. in the City OF New York. State Of
New York. or before the 2bth day Of
June 1920. next
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Decem-
Der. 1919.
WILLIAM r. sTE1NwAY,
PAUL. II. SCHMIDT,
WALTER B. SOLINGER.
Executors
soL1NGER & SOL1NGER. Attorneys for
Executors. Office and p o. Address 17s
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Harrison Estate Sells
Dwelling in Olaf Street

Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. have sold
for the. estate of Mitchell Harrison 16l
East Sixtv-frst Street, four-story
and basement private house, on lot Pix
100, to a client for the occupancy of
George J. Gillespie, representing the
Harrison estate as attorney.