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New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

OF an order Of Honorable John p Co.
halan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Eldred A. Carley.
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
to present the same. with vouchers thereof.
to the subscriber. at its place OF business
No. III Montague street, Borough OF
Brooklyn, City of New York on or before
the 2sth day OF December, 1920.
Dated. Brooklyn New York. the 18th
day of June. 1920.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY,
CULLEN & DYKMAN. Attorneys for Ex
scutor. III Montague Street. Brook.
ira. n. z.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Professional Help Female

BUSH AGENCy. 20G BROADWAY
Switchboard operators. stef.os. typists comp
tometer and Fisher billing Machine opera-
tors. experienced file girls and beginners |;
girls to take orders over telephone. positions
waiting Registration fee one dollar
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Professional Help Female and Male
DOYLE AGENCY.

Is East 10Th at Madison Ave, l54 Nassaa
St. Tribune Building or 2l5 Montague 81.
Brook iyn--St enogra piers. typlsts, book
keepers. clerks. coutptofneters and switch.
board opera>ors. good Positions for begin
nsrs and ex. rienced
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
statesmen

=, Tho tricksters OF high and low degree.
the brazen chief and a smart hypocrite
are what they because they have
jumped to "A false conclusion. In an effort
10 hnd an easy way to fortune, they have
pecn blinded by cupidity, and being blind
nave imagined obstacles along the beaten
path trod by righteous men. and have of
their own choice stumbled upon the
rougher way. So easy is it to earn $50
or more weekly by walking and ticking
and telling the truth that genuine surprise
Is manifested by the newcomer to our
sales organization. Confidential interview
is accorded to men of good character and
SUITE 1914, 25 WEST $50 ST
SUITE sos. 1872 NASSAU ST,
SUITE S4 166 MONTAGUE ST. B'KIyN
SUITE 52, 1856 MARKET ST. NEWARK.
SALESMEN who cali on hardware stores
and are willing to make big rnonev wi,b
1908. ~
instruction
AUTO INSTRUCTION.-We teach repairing
ara driving in short time. License qua
anteec; ladies' classes; also Ford lessons
american Auto School. 726 Lexington ave.
C59th). Plaza 4Ol6
AUTO INSTRUCTION. y1b
pay, evening; Cadillac, Studebaker, Mitchell,
b Nd Co.. 1903 Lexington ave. (ssth).
LEARN TO IE A R.-Pleasan,
and profitable work day and evening
classes. Send for free booke. and visitors
9th st
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
STORAGE NOTICES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
Of law there being due and unpaid charges,
warehouse Inc, Is entitled to lien as ware
houseman, on the goods hereinafter de-
sCrihed, and due notice having been given to
all parties known TO claim an interest there
In, and the time specified In such notice for
payment of such charges having expired,
there will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at
Cookies Auction Rooms. Inc, Nos 2N9- . ] |
East l25th Street Borough of Manhattan,
New York City, on "Wednesday. August 25th
1920. commencing at 10 80 A NJ, the follow
ing property One electrical machine 'sa1d to
be an N-ray machine), parts missing and
one plaster figure, held account Of John
H. Ryan; one cue rack and pictures held on
account of Morebilt Social Club four mat
tresses held on account Of p. H Goodman
furniture household effects, rugs: carpets.
rls, Alexander Hicks, Mrs. L.. Woods. Gold
berg Furniture and Carpet Company. Mrs
Wn. Rose Nat Kime Gintel Mrs Mary
Mrs. Edna P Boyer and Mrs. Annie Mosby
trunks, tubs. barrels, boxes. cases suit cases
Vallses, baskets, packages, etc. supposed to
si!verware china. bric-a-brac, books, per
e! sonal effects. etc. held on account Of Richard
tel, Mrs: Georgia Ashford, Mrs. Eina P
Boyer Mrs Annie Mosby. Jacob Levy and
Mrs Mary Hanley pianos held on account
Mrs. Edna p. Boyer sewing machines held
on account Of Jacob Levy and Mrs Mary
Hanley and If the sale thereof is not COM
tinued at the fame place on each and every
Wednesday therea fter. beginning at 1890
A. NJ and continuing until all the goods are
sold or until all liens are satisfied All tine
aforementioned goods now being stored with
Cookies Storage Warehouse, Inc, in it's ware
house. The goods may be at the place
COOKIES STORAGE WAREHOUSE, INC,
209211 East l25th Street,
Borough of Manhattan.
New York City
BY JOSEPH WIELAR, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED

an nm. NENT wanted by adult family;
~ 'sslec SIX rooms. s3rooklyn or up
'V' hillside Ave. Plaiuneld. n J.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

DELANO. EUGENE.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John p Cohalan, a
Surrogate of the County OF New York notice
Is hereby given 10 al! persons having claims
against Eugene Delano, late Of the County
OF New Yo deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers At
office OF Lord. Day & Lord. their attorneys,
No 40 Wall Street in the City OF New York
on or before the 10th day OF November next
Dated New York. the lst day Of May. 1920.
WILLIAM ADAMS DELANO,
Nj 1Y.EAC DELANO,
Executors
LORD. DAT L lord. Attorneys for Ell.
ecutors. 40 Wsll Street. New YORK
City.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

ga ESM hN who call on hardware stores
and willing to make big money witb
side line call as West 34th street; room
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs
LAST WEEK TO BUY


CoNT1Nr- ED SALE OF
REALLY BEAUTIFUL CARPETS. RIGS.
Royal French Wi!rons Administers from
MANIIATTAN HOTEL. bought at sacrifice
prices IN taupes black and -Vhs-a. woody
coiors green gray. brown. plain mixed.
Oriental patterns; busted and washed Ike
new; 5000 yards other carpets, s.. 81 SO
yard Up. rugs ali prices. all sizes. SIS 10 St5
up; making over, Cleaning laylng. repairing.
dyeing; reasonable. STILLINGS nc. 624
Madison ave (5sthl. PLAZA $685..
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
GEORGE FREDERICK BURT.

ROTH EMILE HIN PURSUANCE or
an order or Honorable John p Cohalan
surrogate or the County OF New YORK
notice 10 hereby given TO all. persons hAv-
ing claims against Emile II Roth. late Of
the County of New York. deceased 10
TO the subscribers at tneir plaea az trs,s
aet4ng business. - the office OF White 4
Case, No Is Wall Street. Borough Of
IL anhatlau City OF New York an or "a
sore the loth day OF September. 1920
Dated. New York. March 1st lsao
julius eDLDSCHMIDT
FERNANDO ROTH
WHITE CASE. Attorneys Nor Erse,.
@ofs' - "aA street. Aew 1919 City.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
PROPOSALS

NV 7 OK CIIN.
BY JOSEPH WiELAR, Sec
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Roosevelts Part With Realty

W. Emlen and John E. Roosevelt, as
executors, etc, sold to Mary V. Cline
the three-story building al 7 Weehaw-
ken Street. 212X8O.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Diamonds, Jewelry, etc.

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHY
FOR CASH. estates appraised purchased
BENNETT. rs Broadway. upstairs
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
NEW LONDON. Conn

big handsome new house twenty 1.-TWO
acres Of land, never been occupied. surround
ed hy FIVE asres Of beautiful lawn. Property
cost 100000 you can buy it no1o for 500
600. Ask T. c. DILLON. National Whaling
Bank Bldg. Bank ST. New London, Conn
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

EATHER JESSIE AN PURSUANCE
Of an order of Honorable John p. Co
hRlan. Surrogate of the County Of New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all psr-
sons having claims against JESSIE A.
MATHER late OF the County of New YORK.
decea sed. to present the same with youch-
thereof to the subscriber. at its prin-
cipal place Of transacting business, No. az
William Street. in the Borough h of Man
haitian, City Of New York. on or before the
1lth day OF September next.
Dated, New York. tho 2sth day OF Feb
ruarv 1920.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executor.
GELLER, ROLSTON & BLANC, Atror-
neys for Executor. 20 Exchange Place
NeH York n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Sale of Sea Cliff Houses

Clinton Trading Corporation sold the
two one-family houses on Twelfth and
Thirteen avenues, Sea Cliff, L. l.. to
Robert l. Slower.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
SOUND BEACH. CONN.

So MINUTES FROM a. Y
Shorefrout Property. Farms. bungalows.
Houses. irl proved and unimproVed property.
i1asy terms. L. BENZ. LOCKWOOD
Real Estate. Phone PIG Sound Beach
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

HELP WANTED MALE

BOY fs-Four wanted: excellent chances for
advancement; first class fire insurance
company. Write this paper L 100. Tribune
ENGINEER, assistant, for hotel: fifteen
minutes from New York familiar with low
and high pressure boilers. electric, elevator
laundry and kitchen equipment. Apply For
est Hills Inn. Forest Hills. l.. l.
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
EARLY MAILING FOR TROOPS
Christmas Packages for, American,
~ Troops Abroad should Reach Ho-
"s boken Dec. 8 and Nov. 20. ~ ~

~ Washington. Christmas packages
for American troops on sthen Rhine
must reach Hoboken by Dec, s., to. in
Isure delivery before Christmas day,
the war department announced. They
should be sent care OF the general SUI
Iprintendent, army transport service,
Hoboken. N. ]. ,.at H. ~
Parcels for men station in Hawaii,
and the Philippines, should reach the
depot quartermaster, Fort Mason, San
Francisco, not later than Dec. 8,
sAns those f1s sfipment to the Pan.
anna Canal Zone and Porto Rico should
he In thel hands. OF the general super
Iintendent, army transport service, pier
81 army supply base, South Brooklyn.
New York, by November 20. ? .fs 3 u
n Packages for Germany must not ex-
.ceed seven pounds in weight and IL
inches combined length and girth
Those to- men on duty in the Canal
Zone and insuIar possessions are lim.'
tied to 20 pounds in weight and two
cubic feet in volume. se ~ m4 s
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
VESSELS COLLIDE ! ! /:
IN NY. HA2BOR
IMMIGRANTS ABOARD THE SPAN
isH STEAMER MoNTsERRAT
tTHRoWnl ihHo FPANio8ill u
CAPTAIN RESTORES ORDER,
Montserrat seaehsdP on Brooklyn
Shore Before Sinking San Marcos,
" With Bow Smashed M. Reaches ~
'' e Pief 'sa.ey.i'H fetdw

si'sNew York.-As her passengers, $50
of whom were immigrants, lined the
rails for a glimpse of New YorR's sky
line, the Spanish royal mail steamship
Montserra. collided November IA with
the Mallory Line ifeigirtefg san Mar
cos otDhe vessels. 4 moving fnsi from
quarantine, were under the lee Of the
Statue or Liberty The Montserrat.
was beached on, the, Brooklyn shore
before she sank, The San Marcos, her
bog smashed in, made her, pier safely
Water poured through a, gaping hole
in the starboard side Of the 4Monutser-
rat Seized with fear of disaster the
Immigrants dashedsifof iffe RATS and
boats \ Capt eMaIsefa, p a. skipper I'M
the Spanish service for .morel than a
quarter OF century, rang,ffer ia full
speed ahead. turned the vessel sharp
ly toward, the sRrooklyn. shore. Jump,
ed from the bridge into. the excited
crowd and restored .orderaA IL,
Others of the ships officers, with
Raymon Manuel villova Nova, Span
ish consul at Vera Cruz rendered as-
sistahce with Capt Mtiiseta. by taking
charge OF lifeboat' and raft stations.
and prevented Immigrants from Jump.
ing overboartl.s n One mani showever,i
leaped cover the .sideiaHe fell ON the
deck ofna tug that had come. along
side and was not otdseriausly injuredr
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
!. .ANNlHihATEp 7Y REDS,


number OF his generals have Commit
Constantinople The army .of Gen.
eral Wrangel, the anti -Bofshevikf lead,
4 er in South Russia has been wiped tyI.
and a number Of his generals have
committed sufcide..n"s' e~ihelsm IN
A mob in Sebastopol has pllaged
the AmericaniRed Gross stocksoiIIm
The American torpedo boat destroys
ers at Eebastopol are ievacuating Off
GERS and their Families: 1.-THE Amerfcan
destroyer Humphreys has gone to
Yalta to take cSs the Red Cross sup
pliesfa h'i"i zoe hidisR0u 1ssvtsiiu hSi
The United states transport Fafdyl
has arrived here WITH 300 sick" and
wounded who were, cared for BY the
American Red Gross, II is said that
the Reds. were Joined by ,s9meA UkaTa1
niansfi in spreaApg terroE among the
populace in the crtmea- aal haa ssa..
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
FAMOUS HOUSE STILL STANDS
Mansion Erected by Thomas Hancock
on Beacon Hin, Boston, sp,erdid !
Piece Of Architecture.

The first house of distinction to- he
built ON Beacon hill. in Boston. the
highest OF three elevations which gave
to the city the name OF 'Tri-moun-
tain."', and WHICH was the center Of
military, social, and religious life, was
erected by. Thomas Hancock. an, uncle
of the Revolutionary hero.a This was
In 1872 est ssalsa t"gls49 a &,sna sss.sl- 81
!. It'"was a beautiful niansfon built
OF stone, with the ground iaid Tottt In
orchards and gardens. and II was here
that the first tree nursery in Boston
twas started. Inside great taste was
shown. in the, furnishings. the drawing
rooln containing a rare set OF birds
eye maple covered with red damask,
(. Hancock. was aihlavish. host. and
gave famo,e breakfast to the officers,
0f thee French feet i.s's sas ~ .lsis sIA
Y While tire French troepswere In fsos-
ton forty or more of the officers dned
;at tle house every day on oiie oecas
ZION, however, SO many unexpected
" dFeiiA r. ANN Nl ~ fl-r:- 81. ,
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
EXCELLENT. PLAN ! !.
\ FOR FOR S SMALL \. III HOME
Five-Room Brick House Has Air
= b 'l ~ of Permanency. aF as
INTERIOR WELL ARRANGED
Substa ntiaiiy. Built Home Has Well
Destined lExteriorfieand Large
Front Porch--strength arid - E
97sa Security the Features. a's'' e =


MT William 4AAls Radford will answer
SnG SSunSGsIions and give advice FREE OF
Ss,SI SOSI on all subjects pertaining to the
ssBjsct of'buildiilg: FOR the readers oY this
paper: On acoount ofkhfs wi6e experiences
ss Editor, Author and Manufacturer. he
rs without doubt the highest authority
20 William A. Radford. No. 1927 Prairie
avenue, Chicago H. 1and only enclose
'wo-fcent stamp for reply. aaississ,ls o
When planning a. home there are
two things uppefinost III the mind of
the prospective home owner-perma-
nshcy and general appearance. Every
one likes an attractive home, and be-
cause they build only once in a life
time they want. sitlto last For this
reaspn.s many people choose brick as
the material OF, which it. is to- be con-
strueted..s se.in9 .a'e.N ai ssatises iT@
The home shown here Is atl excellent
exaninla of A srnat.. comfortable Welt
1tr III ia III Ti
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19

the sleeping ROOMS. The Old Ideas II
ventilation have been shnfiied into the
discard and plenty OF air is now the
demand. ''alt seisF'
The dining room. Is by II, feet. is
back of the living room and connected
With 1t by an open doorway. 1t Is
lighted by a triple window on the
side. 1t In turn opens into the Kitchen
and d hallway on one side which
leads to the rear bedroom and bnth-
room. The kitchen Is very happily ar
ranged and Is Of the size now consid-
cred most efficient for the housewife.
Located next TO the dlnlng room, 1t is
only a few steps from the stove to
the. dining table, off one corner from
the Kitchen is delightful little break,
fast nook to be used by the family
when the work OF preparing a pig
meal can be avoided. A pantry Is
also shown in the floor plans, t..s.
= In this house we 4hnvel the happy
combination of lpermaAency.aa beauty
and economy It is modest In its ar
rangement. not at all freakish or UNI
usual and consequently not requiring
special fittings which insariabiy mean
increased expense. 1t Hills ali the re-
quireinents of the family of moderate
means and above all y real home.
The owner Is independent of any land
lord who may see fit TO raise the rent,
frequently sands. out 'of reason. know
ing that the tenant will stay rather
than take chance Of seeking new
quarters in the face of the present
shortage Instead Of paying rent every
month. the owner can insure himself
a permanent home by paying that
same money on home Of this type,
Rent receipts are not recognized as
collateral by any bank. but a home Is
tangible security that can be used at
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
SEA FLYER AWARDED MEDAL
Chief gilmore Cleared Propeller Of
Line Which Had Placed ship ''
Out Of Commission. 1sl

Pensacola Fla.-Capt, H. H. Christy,
III. 8. N, commandant OF the naval
air station here. and Lieut. Command
er Albert c. Read were awarded dis
tinguished service medals. Command
.eF Paul 7. Dessez, Lieut. j, o. Rodd.
Chief Machinists' Mate E. G.. Rhoade
and Chief Gunners' Mate Arthur I'll
more were awarded distinguished
service crosses 'fst'i "'it ~ i'a-a
Capt Christy was commanding Of
ficef of, the cruiser San Diego and
later Of the, battleship Wyoming. Both
vessels were in European waters dur
Aing the war - ''''f''lf' ''i'F 'fs et ,f
Lieut. Commander Reads medal
was for his servicesOas pilot of the
seaplane NQ-4,oon the trsns-Atlaptic
Tight. Lieut.. Rodd was radio officer
OF the NC-4, and Rhoads was engi
Tfeergitl sf h9.pf r,9 yva f g.
Commander Dessez served with the
Ath regiment of marines in France.
The citation sets forth that, at great
apersonal risk, he organized casually
clearing station under fire and ,5y
ibis own GOODNESS. and attention i,
dutyqaided the morale of the force, ),
Chief Elmore went overheard from
the submarine Ell, in 1917, and clear,
ed the propeller ORA line when had
pfaced thel' ship out of commission.
The act wasl performed in a heavy sea
and was one OF extreme difficulty:
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
UNITED STATES CHAIR rs VA
CAN'T WHEN NATIONS ASSEM-
anBLY IN GENEVA.
~ STATES ARE MEMBERS
Before Initial Meetings Ends, It Is
Predicted That Practically Entire
World, With Exception of
- U. S., VIII Join. .a

Geneva.-The British delegation to
the assembly OF the league Of ma
tions, 100 strong arrived here, com
pleting the representation of most of
the principal members of the league.
The actual proceedings began with a
meeting of the council of the league
to complete the organization of a
financial and economic commission
financial affairs
When the league of nations closes
in the middle of December, its initial
session, which started Nov. Is, the
league is practically certain to en-
brace t6 tates,representfng more than
1900, 100000 people, or about three
fourths of the population of the world
The league began its official func-
tioning with AZ member. states, oom.
prising 20 which participated i'm the
world war and Ii neutrals, which ac-
cepted invitationsf to Join, the assem-
bly,. During the assenlbly's sessions, 1,
the applications OF Ia states viii be
passed upon These include Arme5
mia. Austria, Finland, Germany, Ire-
land, Costa Rice and bulgaria. MI
AS constituted at present the world
has n independent states, counting
the British ! loufinjons separatelx.
Hence, with the leagues membership
raised to Sc, there will be only .21i
outsideS thu \ feasae, 4 ainols,tiins . atifs.
United States, Germany. Russia, AL,
sbania. Arabia, i Azerbaiian- Rhutap.,
Courland, Lithuania, q MAsopotamia,
Afghanistau. Mofoccos iADyssinia, San
Domingo. Ecuador Nepaf, Mexico
Turkey, Montenegro and dAHungarye,a,,,
The secretariat has been sfnformed
that Hungary win apply Tor member.
ship as sdoh 'ay her peace treaty Us
ratified # this is done in time. she,
also may be admitted at this session.
Virtually all the, delegates. to the
assembly Nave NOW arrived. ~sThe
British representatives, headed BY
Lord Cecil, came BY speciais train......r1. ...1
1T was neyeraintsntiedl to impose NJ
covenant liiea the laws of thes Medes
and the PeTsians.'. he ays.sss........... a..
Cecil declares the makers of the
covenant are aware of its faults, and
that it sis sufficiently int9iiigibie and
decisiveSto afford a basis upon which
others may build" ss
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
COMPANY Is SOLVENT.
Afs4f ~ Mr. asUv Fgs..ssS
Recsiser' NAMED Tor y X ansas CITY
Newspaper Unable to Meet BITS. !.

Kansas CitysEC. S. Jobes, a. local
bond broker, was NAMED sreceiyedsf for
the Kansas City Journal, which has
been published as morning newspa-
per since 1854. He Ras9directed to
continue operation kbf &heNnewsnapets
The receivership was grated on apss
plication of E. B Laforgne, .a-citizen
Ss France, and the Citizens National
Bank of Fort Scott, Kas.
The application placed the news
papers Indebtedness at $45DD D00 ana
stated that the company owns prop
erty and equipment i'm excess. Of that
amount, but is mot in spositi6na IL
meet cprrent cash expenses
In. a signed statement, yepTeBept TAR
timex qf the company said The COM
panys Is solvent and that its assets
are far in excess of its liabi:;ss.:Ss. shf'
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
MUCH IO BE THANKfUL fDR
President Wilson issues Thsnks1iw
Ing Proclamation Naming Novem-
Der 2sth as the Day

Washington, President Wilson IL
sued his Thanksgiving proclamation.
saying that "in plenty. security and
peace our victorious and sseifreliant
people face the FUTURE, and setting
aside Thursday, November 25, for the
usual obseryanoesl THE text, follows;s
season approaches when 1t
behooves us to turn from the distrac-
tions and preloccupations or Our daily
life, that we may contemplate tho
mercies which have been vouchsafed
to us, and render heartfelt and i'm.
feigned thanks unto God for His mani
fold goodness.
This is an old observance of the
American people, deeply imbedded in
our thought and habit. The burdens
and the stresses OF life have their
own fnsistence. ~.s-'se.~s 4s'-4ts ss.s@ -
I'VE have abundant cause for
Thanksgiving. The lessons of the
war are rapidly heh1hgS The great
army of freedom which America sent
to- the defense of liberty, returning to
the grateful embrace of the nation,
has resumed lthe useful pursuits of
peace, as simply and promptly as it
rushed to arms in obedience to the
country's call The equal justice of
bur laws has received steady vindica-
tion in the support of aslaw abiding
people against various and sinister
attacks, which have reflected only
the baser agi: alton of war, now hap
PLY passing. =
I'm plenty, security and. peace our
yireaous and. selEreliant people face
the future, its daties and its oppor-
tunities. May we, vision to discern
our duties, the strength, both OF
hand and sfesolves to- Adischarge them,
land the goodness of heart to realize
THAI the ttaest opportunities are those
of seryice.E VA g
In a spirit then. of devotion and
stewardship we should give Thanks
jim our hearts and dedicate purselves
TO- tlfeE service fs sGodA nseycifuis low
ing purposes to His ,children.gs=aa,
y 'Whwef3Sa .5by Woodgewa svilso
president of the United States, did
hereby desighatea Thhrsday:fa stbs
twenty fifth day sof Noysmbet next
Az 4 'dAS oF ttahAsgs rag ana prayer
and I, T.. gall lAipponl my, aoqntrymep t6
cease from their ordinary tasks and
avocatipns upon, that day, giving uIs
toethe remembrance.of God and His
blessings and their tdutiful and gratet
ftfI1 ackY ost fe dpryt1 n sssA rs 1871 VI
Greene County herald., 1920-11-19
RELEASE Tlck-INFEcrED AREA.
AS Announced by Department Of Aprf.
culture. effective Dee, l.. ~ b

As announced by Department OF Apri.
\. u culture, Effective Dee. l.. ~ :
Washington. - Release of 32,171
SQUARE miles of quarantined area in
the cattle tick infested states OF the
south isaannounced by the department
Of agriculture. effective December 1 &.
Failure Of county officials to cooper
ate in eradicating the tick In their
areas caused the requarantining of
7,917 square miles. Under the revised
quarantine = approximately 21s, 900
square miles is held to be infested.
There was no modification in Arkanr
sass.iSf aLeo elti 9iF All ~. MA
Work against the cattle tick gen,
Ierally is progressing very success,
fully, the announcement said, and
with full county cooperation i''mere
substantial area will be freed, from.
quarantine next year ltss III III,