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New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Real Estate News
Philadelphia Rubber Firm
To Have Offices Here
Gets Space in West 32d Street
Building; Leases i'm Down
town Section

The Lotion H. Slawson COMPANY
leased in the Cuyler Building. 116 TO
l20 West Thirty-second Street, for
terms of years Offices to the Paramount
Rubber Consolidated, Inc, of Phila-
delphia. and the Republic Fireproofne
Company
William S, sussman, Inc, leased
space in the newly erected sixteen
story building 800 Madison Avenue.
corner of Forty-frst Street, to Dudley
Field Malone. Dr. Joseph r. Ross and
Wheten & O'Dare.
Harris, Vought & Co. leased with
Ogden Clarkson the parlor floor i
East Forty eighth Street TO PAU NJ.
Frarkel.
The Charles F. Noyes Companv
leased for Bing IL Bing the ground
floor l02 and 104 Fulton Street to
James Demas and Peter Kallas from
December l at an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000. Extensive improve
ments are being made and the lessee
will open confectionery shop and
llnche0nette.
Sol Stern leased the store and base
ment rs and II Spring Street, north
eat corner Crosby Street. containing
approx imately 1900 square feet, to
Louis D. Calm.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
BarnsdaII Board
Approves Merger
With Biglleart Co.
Stockholders of Latter To
Be Urged to Ratify Plan;
Exchange at Five to One
Basis for Reorganization

Dir. tors OF the Barnsdall Corpora
ton approved yesterday plans for con-
solidating with the Bigheart Producing
AMI Refining Company. The terms pro-
lide for the exchange of five shares Of
Higheart for one share of Barnsdall.
Tohn L. Gray, president of the Big
hsart Company. will send notice to
s,ochholders of his company within
he next few days urging ratification
oi the plan.
The Bigheart Producing and Refining
ompany is Massachusetts corpora
ZION. capitalized at S7,5OO00O, of
vhich $5,50O,0O0 is outstanding, the
Shares having par value Of $40 each.
I ne company, in addition to owning
several producing oil properties in the
mid-continent field and Mexico,
operates a compile 2,50o-barrel re-
fnery at Bigheart, Okla.
Robert Law jr., president OF the
Barn all Corp alton, said in connec-
ZION with the announcement Of the
merger program: The Barnsdall
Corporation has q settled production
Of 800 barrels per day, most Of which
situated III and around Eigheart.
The refinery therefore will be in a
rather unique position, having nearly
.hrce times as much crude oil at its
command as its capacity. Numerous
economies of operation will result
from the merger The new stock which
the Barnsdall Corporation has ap
Dlied to the New York Stock Exchange
to list, will be used for the exchange
Of the Bight ,rt shares"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

list ST, WEsT-Two-room: bath. kitchen
modern in every way Telephone Wander
biit 4431.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Buyers Arrived
from preceding pagc}


PHILADELPHIA--L. Harris Co.. L. Har-
ris woolens. cotton piece goods; Penn
PHiLADELPHIA-Trl Waist Co. H.
Kessler. cottous. silks; 90 West Thirty
second Street.
PHILADELPHIA - John Wanamaker
A. G. Gressman, underwear waists. IN
fants wear. broadway and Tenth Street.
PH!LADELPHIA-Jose Ginsbers. dry
PHILADELPHIA - Nathan Rosenbsuln
PHlLADELPHIA-str bridge Clothie ;
J: Egan. millinery; $50 Fifth Avenue:
PHILADELPHlA-Low g. Granich; ;
PHILADELPHIA--D. Goldstein, woolcns,
pt;P gqS'1p nt1 PISS y SSod5 prsaln Kohn Co. xohn
silks; "a West Thirty-fourth Street.
PHILADELPHIA - A. Weiss wooiens
pHILADELpHIA-K shefslsa ( Son VIM.
snefska. woolens. silks.
PH1LADELPHlA-J. Largman & Bros;
p J. t%rEmsn ns1 silks 200 fif,n AYenne
a. l.. McLaughlin, women's Dresses; ];
Brosdway and Thirty second Stree
ssa5s s2 and as dress
Mre. NJ. Grastenfeld, childrens wear
basement waists; Mrs. n. Ferris, muslin
chandisc manager, Alfred Fantl, lie
West Thirty second Street.
TSBURGH-kaufman's Department
Store; Miss Murphy. misses suits; o.
Loeb, furs; 1861 Broadway.
PlTTSBURGH--Kauf O. Baer Co.. ! =
fants wear; J. S. Exline. silks; 4os
Fourth Avenue
PIrTsBu RGH-K aufman & Baer: J. Ex-
line woolens, silks. cotton piece goods ;
4o4 Fourth Avenue
PITTSBURG GH-Kaufman Dept. Stores h.
7. Smith, furniture: 1851 Broadway.
PITTSBCRGH-W Wearfine Clothing CO.. n.
Breakstone; ,clothing; Herald Square;
Mellis. Jobs dresses. 1851 Broadway.
PORTLAND. Ore.-Meier & Frank Co. (:
Ge9rse Gehlinser Frank +, p rarcel mons
IROV1DHNCE-J Samuels & Brother; M.
lsaacs. coats, suits; J. Samuels. mems
clothing; Alfred Fantl. 1l6 West Thirty
pRovIDENcE. p. l. -: rilden, Thurber
Co.; W; Manchester, jewelry, silverwsre;
RICHMOND, Jnd.--H. Kan,p general mer-
chandise; Pennsylvania.
ROCHESTER,, y; Y.-Duny Powers Co. ::
S. Bernstein furnishings 1861 Broad l.
RocHEsrER. N. y-weiss- Kopf Co.. J..
', " aiss !, v',o2lens' McAipin.
man, dresses; 225 Fifth Avenue
SAN FRANClsCO-~Judah Brothers; l.,
Judah. spring ready to 'year: 22Q Fifth
Avenue room $40.
san FRANCIsCo--J. l.. Graf & Co; j..
L. Graf. notions: Cumberland.
SEATTLE-M cDoueail X Sou hwicN; l.. s.
Bogue. ladies ready 10 wear; 90 East
Twenty sixth Street.
SCRANTON. Pa.-Scranton Dry Goods Co +:
H. u. flhriich. jobs dresses and coats;
81 Wcs- Twcnty-six street.
SCRANTON. Pa.-Waters Bros; s. Wat
ers. jewelry: Herald square.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass-Forbes & Wallace ;
c. b. Hitchcock, carpets. furniture, 23e
Fifth Avenue.
ST. LOuIs-R. Nugent & Rrothcr Miss /.
Sullivan. Jobs dresses; 1854 Broadway.
SYRACUSE~-Dey Brothers; j. 4. Russell,
cioahs. suits, fura and waists; 20 Firth
Avenue.
TOLEDO O.--uugo- Stein Cloak Co; Miss
S. Goldberg, waists. underwear. furs
404 Fourth Avenue.
WAsHINGTON-L & Bros; D.
lscman, cotton piece goods; / East
Thirty-thtrl Street.
WORCESTER, Mass.--Denholm & Mckay
Mr Ten Eyck, ladies' ready TO wear; $50
Fifth AYcnun.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
New York Metal Market

On the New YorF Metal Exchange
tin was dull with Glass A quoted st
@33c to S5c; Class b, .2@32 75c, and
Straits shipments, S4@35c. Copper
weak; spot. 12.5o014c; December
12.5o@l3.775c, and January, lac asked
Lead dull; New York spot, 4.Goc asked
and East St. Louis spot, d 30c. Zinc
steady; New York spot, 6.1Oc, and
East St. Louis, 5.6O05S5c.
London metal prices follow Lead
spct, s22 los, and futures. s23 los.
Zinc, spot, $50 6s- and futures, s26
l5s Tin, standard spot, s2O5 SIS, and
futures, s21O, with sales Of so tons
spot and 200 tons futures. Copper.
standard spot, e73 los, and futures,
S72 15s, with sales of 100 tons spot
and 75O tons futures, and eectrolytic
spot, sS4, and futures, f85 los.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Homes on East and w est
Sides Pass to New Owners
Operator Takes Over House in
29lh Street; Sales in
0ihe. Sectinna

Ryan & Co. sold to Henry Hof for a
client Of Pointer & Co. the four-story
dwelling 215 East Twenty ninth Street,
l5x100.
j B. English has sold for the Mahonev
estate the four-story dwelling 224
West Forty-sixth Street to Douglass
Simpson.
Joseph H. Calisher sold to Harry
Kap an the three story dwelling i542
Madison Avenue, 1870.
William G., Theodore and Oswald NJ.
Shaw bought the three-story dwelling
36t West li7tn Street, l6Sx1O0.
Gustav Lindholm sold to Emil
Giezendan.er the three-story dwelling
235 West l27th Street, i4X100.
J. $. Maxwell sold fox the estate Of
Ella NJ O'3rien the three story dwell
ing 628 Wcst l3Sth Street, l4X10C.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Bea utfu. new, homel like apartments
entire noor. studio. living room with fire.
place. real kitchen, bedrooms, bath. large
closets; all IMPROVEMENTS yard idea
home; s2,2 yearly. Also non -houaek keep
Ing apartment for rent. Murray Hill 6l57,
10 to 4 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Three More Bronx Apartments
Purchased hy Investor.

company soid e to Norris orS sbapiro +se
tive-story apartment 1ols East 156th
Street. 40xlO0.
Carrie E. Ficke sold to Louisa Heine
the five-story fiat 342 East 139th Street.
25xt00
Maria Holdermann sold to Caterina
Locicero the four-story flat $50 Morris
..venue, 25x7O.3
Edward Hurley sold to Albert D.
Phelps the threestory dwelling 2255
Tiebout Avenue. 1S.7xT6.3.
The Ebro Realty Company sold 70
jeanette Duffy the three-story dwell
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

COUNTY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Trading i'm IcncAic.lis
On Lower East Side

Emma Brueste sold to Pauline and
PERTH Wexler the tive-story tenement
and stores at the northwest corner of
Gocrck and Rivington Streets. 24.Sx50.
Marsten & Co. sold for William IT,
Turrell the corner Of Norfolk and
Broomc streets, q hve-story tenrn-ent
I5x42, 212 and PA Broome Street and
Il Norfolk Street
William P. Dixon, executor, etc, sold
to Hirsch Uram the ive-story tenement
101 Msngln Street, 15.9xl00.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Manhattan

APARTMENTS TO RNlsHED
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
". C.. Reick Transfers
House 80 Snn-;n.l .aM

William c Reick transferred his
former home at 1914 Madison Avenue
Miss Amy Ridgway Reck, three years
ago. The house is on the famous
Benry II. Cook block, which con-
tains some Of the most costly homes
in the city. 1t is fve-story dwelling
Oh q lot 2@v100, and carries a mortgage
for $4,000. Mr.. Roick bought Is in
1903 and occupied it for several years.
He now has an apartment at S75 Park
Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have been
living at Harpely Hal on Central Park
West and SiXtV-fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Home Buying in Ridgewood

S. S. Walstrum-Gordon l. Forman
sold for Mrs. Carolina f. Whitehead
her residence. II West End Avenue.
Ridgewood, N. j., to William Schlafge,
of Manhattan, and for owner to Mrs.
Sarah A. Barnard 266 Prospect Street;
also for NJ. T. Ruane a residential lot
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
BROOKLYN Homes Sale TONIGHT

Joseph P. Day this evening (Decem-
ber 22), in the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange, will conduct his second
Christmas present auction sale Of
homes.
The Offering consists Of fifteen new
houses on both sides of Sixty eighth
Street, between Twenty first and Twen-
ty-second avenues.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

EcaNy. lard. power. Sale, lease
and 4 stories: Offices mfg Sale.
10Y, heavy, freight terminals Lease
story heavy, high ceilings. sale
Top loft: bldg. very heavy. Lease.
stoiy. power, heavy. sale. lease
s'ory, very heavy. u. IL, HI h ceilings. Hens
New story. heavy K. X. Sale.
story, heat. power. light mig. >sle.
3 stosy, woodwork ing. land. sale
New, day Liz hit. good labor. Sale
High ceilings. heavy, X. X. sale.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
10 SCH E,unlovees Stock

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Dec. 21.-The
Brierhill Steel Company announced to-
day that it will sell $4,000 shares Of
common stock to employ at $27 q
share. under monthly payment plan,
with bonuses each veIr for five years
for those who buy stock The price is
about equal to the market price.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Other Sales al Auction
BY Samuel Marx

9TH ST. 700 e. p :, 2ss Avenue c, 3o197
5-st0ry tenement and store. r Kinsbury
Curtis sgt Lena Ziechner Ell al; due f23.-
6l0.60, taxes etc $4,000, to the plaintiff
GREENWICH ST 81. Rector ST.
Sx9o.G. and story tene-
nents and stores; Caroline NJ Iieeler agt
Salvie de + Dalton ct al partition. to
Daniel " McCrea, a party In interest.
for ....4........ $50, 600
BY Jacob Fl Mayors
ST. so. 2. SO Monroe
81. 25x93.4, 5-story tenement and store,
Abr schwartz ct al agt Ella Frankei ct
Al; due $2s. 1914, taxes e,c s205.5o, to
the plaintiff for .................S S2l, 900
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
West Side Suites Rented

Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
q duplex apartment at lao West Fifty
seventh Street to Lord Auckland.
The Studios Development Corpora
ton leased furnished apartment 80
West Sixty seventh Street to Mrs.
Susan l. Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES

TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COW.
$50 lTg broadway New York city.
December Il. 1920
'Y r"solution Of the Board OF Trusfees
lr regular quarterly dividend of FIVE PEP
t'NI haf been declared. ana on, Of the
t,tt41t ct ihr year an ex,rn dividend of
y fFtf GENT hos been declared both
pa5"ohs January ~. 1891. 10 tho stockhold-
rft ~ ircpfa ~ the ciose Of busineks OF.
December 2Ah fek0
NLARr%rE e. IARMsTED.
t;ecrrtnf-v
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Buyer to Occupy Left

David Gerstner is the buyer Of the
store and loft building at l26 Univer-
sity Place, reported sold Monday
through Broadman Brothers, The
new owner viii renovate it Tor his
business
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Rents Lawrence Beach Home

Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
for the summer season of 1921 for
Mrs. Wilfred J. Warner TO William H.
Long her property on the east side Of
Victoria Avenue, Lawrence Beach,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
once Of tn. United Ga. Irno,o,.men, =,

~. W. t.ornof Eroad ara lFcU sfr11fx
Fhiisdsiph'a. Decennb"r =. 1870
AAs D'fectrTs haye his dsy declared 4
snsSs) on fh- fof1rl>u e'pck Df 'i.i. f.a,a
Dsuy. payable JanD~fy ~. 1871. - haierrs
,1stsa-a Ds.auDef 81. 1870. Cnells xiii ..
ailw,.
T. ~. MO-.rr~ ,,aa.,....
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
FOK SAIL

FOR SALE-9N -, ,s6s acres Of decided land In
Western Ncw Mexico. good improvements.
all Yen"ed, good grnss and running water.
Ior particulars vrito to X. NJ. Watts Ster-
Ing colo
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Wykagyl Park Buver to R,;,.,

The Vykagyl Holding Company sold
two plots in "ykagyl Park to Pierpon.
Van Cott, of this city. Mr. von r. "
plans to build tie coming snrino r,r -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Brooklyn

TO RENT Brooklyn. 5s6 2d st. - rooms.
$3.50: 1r families; Leon.a. 1888 Central
9 rooms $75; Bloomfield. 80 East BALDWIN,
$50; Eidgewood. 40 acres. 800; principal in
terest. Alderman, 1871 Greenwich st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Hcal Estate Wanted

WANTED~-I,oYt for printer. 5000 squsre
!e"t: carrying capacity, 200 pounds per
J, Wcst side. beow 23d at Daniel Rird -
sn'l Il 90. Inc. Sc Worth st Phone Worth
500.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Fire Record

12:A6--1o4 Fifth av., Rosenberg Bros,
Trining
s:+6-pier 81. East River. scow. De
partlncnt OF stree, Clean
sos-5so l"S ". ith st. Motor Truck fFinns
s4s-Foot OF e. s2d st. Health De-
partment boat ,............ Mono
7;2o-Holland az. and Boston road
the Bronx. automobile, IN
7:so-47 Forest av.. the Bronx,
a.>x,s7 Wi,iiam G. Cohen -: Unknown
lo:>6--as45 Third av. the Bronx. ta.. ARM "
ll;l6--l3l Orchard st, Harry Wal
Ter ............ Unknown
ls:so-sS e 9Th st. Peruvian pana-
ma Hat Company None
ls:so--Se Rutgers st. Dora Gordan,
's:+o--1o u3,. to 70 w. ls7th St. Les
l:oS-1lO ". 18Th st.. unknown. n" ''' Il
a;oo-s4o W. 4sth st. unknown unNnown
1:3O-22li First av, Frank Deas-
a:4o-isss vyse av.. the Bronx. n@S"0""
2:ss-i74th Maia'n st. wIsS a2a Grand COM Unknown
course. the Bronx. Henry
73O-A53d st. and North River. Pier
80, n. Y. Barge Canal Go. Unknown
3;40-Appleton and Westchester
avs, the Bronx. brush fire. Unknown
S5o-22-24 W, 157th st Neover
Bros ...,...:......... Unknown
42o-l3Sth ST. and Rider av.. the
Bronx. auto. William Donno-
sso-s7 W. slst at. Davld spero.l i''"'"s
Sao-ssO Church St. J. slaninsky. -
Unknown
kolberman ............ Unknown
ooo--s2 Hester st. Golden Wooden
S:45--Central Park West and 72d
st. auto, William Blair Unknown
s;25-l54 w. Goth St, Qutno
Seprtnl ..::...... unknown
lo:l5-112 W. soth st. Florence
1o:ao-2%9 e. Fordhami Road. the - S IL
Bronx. Louis Allsehu!. ... Unknown
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

MODERN HOMES
White Plains, Hart,dale, scarsdAle.
From 10000 UP. Send for list.
VIM. r. MORRELL, Inc,
Depot Square. White Plains. N. y. Tel so4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on
tic Stock Exchange in which there
were no transactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Queens.
White A1ains

FREE infornation how to secure slx-room
cottage; $50 per month: ac' quick. Write
Bushrnau. Union Course Long Island
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

on Heights Terrace to Mrs. A. C. noa
man.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

116TH ST, a24 w. (Morningsde Drive)-
Two kitchenette, bath; new. artistic,
hlgh class building; restaurant in base
lnent; convenient subway, Columbia. Su-
perintendent or Morningsde 2530. apt. %
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 0t0 - Two excep-
tionally large rcorna kitchenette; sout h.
crn window nook, fireplace; convenient
subway, Columbia. Mornngsido $780,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
HALE AND KILBJRN CORPORATION
Sinking Fund Notice


Sealed proposals for the sale TO
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
at price not 70 exceed iozia per ccntum
OF par aud accrued intercst OF q sufficient
amount oS he First Mortgage Twenty
Year ~ Sinking FUND Cola Bonds OF tbs
Hale hilhurn Corporation to exhaust
3 he sum OF 5 $50 %, viii be received at
the office % sald Fidelity Trust Company.
trustee, 5-%3l Chestnut St. Phuadelph!a'
rnth Thursday. December 30th. 1870. az
IL O'Clock Il
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Wu. J. Cost, Pv,sldcnt
Phlladel phia. L.cn u. ,,er o. la2n
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
New Jersey

MON LAIR n. =
Houses for salc-@7. 900 to s75ses
Houses for rent-furnlshcd and unfurnishsd
SIMPSON MliNRlTT co
Montclair. y. J Phone 4o40-4o41
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING cn

~, DFr'flEFr zlA' 1870.
me regular quarterly divifend OF one
no Common tnares and One and GnS1haIf
Fsr Cont q n%J or The Preferred Snar.,
u ms Coi.rsny viii BE- paid Fobrunr.y
81, laSl 70 storhhoiders OF record o. th4
..os> OF buSneFs January 2zud. 1921.
fAnsfsr boo<s nill not oiose
PIERRE J, SMITH. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
fHE fMPOETKKt Jn.DEuN, ~
IIONAI. LAX OF NLA4 Aul,E

N"W IofH- DO III. no
y r.WeFnd of I~tlse per csnf nas ~
9AJ 1e.a declared by this tanA. PAYABLE
on The sfd dsx oy J.nuary urxt. 10 sf1,s
nst9s.s ef record NJ the elcos - DDasaae.
Isosxassr zis,. 13zc.
G. y. AKGAA, CaaAie1.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
PROPOSALS
PK0POS4T.

NOTICF-SFALED PROPOSALS will be
received until p. m. December 81. 1920,
AT tho office of the Pennsylvania COMPANY
fo- Insurrrccs on Lives and Granting An
nuities. Trustee. for the sale to II OF as
many Of ihe Phiadelphia. Wilmington and
Ia itinor" Failroad stock Trust Certificates
at the lowest price not exceeding par cost
'ns IN the aggregate not more than the
amount stated, "jll be accepted. the parties
oNe!lng them advised at once. and payment
made January ?. 1921. upon proper assign
inent Of the certificates. Proposals should
bc tndorsed "Proposals for gale OF p
w < Il. K Il Stock Trust Certifcates''
and addressed 10
THE PENNSYLvANIA COMPANY
Tor lnsurances on Lives and Granting
Annut!es.
6lI Cheatnut Street. PhIladelnhia Pa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
New York Title and Mortgage Co

lS3 Broadway. y. y.
quarterly dividend Of two per cent
Snj sno an extra dividend OF two per
eHN tz's( on the c@rltal stoet ~ mo
onlpany has been declared payable Jan
lar? =. 1921. TO stDcNuoldels Vi re-1'o
ss s,e sne Gloss OF business or December a
Dbed December %, 1920.
GERHARD kJEHNE. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

DWELLING HOUSE for Sale. 9Th ward
20 feet by 100 feet, 3-story and base
ment. II rooms ana bath, price $50
u. w. Clark. 1929 Cambrelllng ave
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Atlantic National Bank
257 Broadvyay-Opnositc Citv t,.I1

>o7 broadway-Opposite CITY Hail
New YofN. December II. 1920
qoA't-riy dividend or two and one-half
C-nt '<k9sl aud an extra dividend ~
ne mn per cent. (h4fe) free OF tax. has
''so1 ,scn dec'S5ed On the capital Atock of fhis
yans , on ana after January t. lezH to
etrcNhol9eYs II record at the close of hux-
ness. December 81. 1920.
FHAEK e. ANDRuss. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Dry Dock SAVINGS Institution

= & 343 BOWERY. Cor. "a s.. New YorI
The Trustees have Le Jared Il dividend
or the six months ending December 81
800. on all deposits EMIT. Greco uad +
the BY laws at the rate OF FOUR Per Cent.
Der annoii.. payable and after January
=. 1874.
Deposits made on or before January 10
VIII o. entitled TO interest from January i.
ANDREW MILLS. President
ANDREW MILLS. JR.. First Vice President
FREDERICK SHERWOOD. Treasurer.
SAMUEL WEHSTsE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
New Mexico

ENGLEWOOD ard Vicinity Real estate
II. WEATHENkY Z CO. Englawood. n ]
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
SAVINGS BANKS
Four Per Cent.

per annum on all sums Of $500 and
Upward entitled thereto, and not ex-
-eeding $4,000, payable on and after
Ian 20th. 1921.
JHF DIVIDEND viii be credited to
r"pcstors as principal Jan list. 1921.
DEPOSITS made on or before Jan.
9th, 1921. will draw interest from
IAN. 1st, 1921
Liberty Loan Bonds belonging to
pepositors are being received for safe
.eering without charge.
WALTER TRlNRIE President.
lewis 3. GAWTRY fst Vice President
-NOkGE 4. ROOSEVELT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

ESD st. (near 5th ave 1.-TWO rooms and
bath; unusually attractive house: Cor three
four months, At $50 month Plaza
2493 Henry D. Winant, 5i6 Madison
aNcnNe
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
APARTMENTS TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Manhattan

MACDOUGAL ST. 131 Washington Square
West)--To rent on lease unfurnished
apartment: top moor. rooms. hitchenctte
and bathroom; rent 500. Apply S. John
10 Lexington Az. Phone Madison Square
5000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-23

Raymond 1'rainor of White River
Junction has signifed his intention Of
being candidate for congress in the
Second District against Porter H.
Dale of Island Pond, the present in
Icumbent. Mr., Dale voted for national
prohibition and for the .yolstead en-
forcement law and Mr.. Trainor OPP
poses him on a wet platform. This
contest viii bring to a head in the
Second Vermont district an issue that
lis likely to be fought out all over the
country. II properly belongs in the
congressional rather than the state
campaign 1t seems to be certain that
no Roadway can he made toward re-
pealing national prohibition as it would
require SO states to upset the amend
mcnt and it Is beyond the bounds Of
possibility that sufficient numbe- of
states will reverse themselves on this
issue. All that the vets can hope for
Is to repeal or change the Volstead
Jaw in order to permit less rigid
standard of enforcement Congress
which fixed the maximum at one
half of one per cent in the Volstead
act has the power 10 raise that maxi
mum. In the First We mont district
Congressman Greene voted against
national prohibition at every stage of
the proceedings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-23

One trouble seems Ia be that there
.snt enough Garth to go round
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-23

Two bolshevlst agltators who tried
to start a general strike in Philadel,
phia were seized by crowd of angry
workmen and dnclSed in the Delaware
river, afterwards being chased off
with bricks and stones. The soil of
this country IS decidedly untitled FOR
such noxious imported plants and the
sooner the would-be wrecbers of law
and order learn this the better. even
though such strenuous means be used
as the Philadelphia workers applied,
says Baltimore American. These
means will give them a new idea OF
The spirit of the American working.
man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-23

Nearly every town in Vermont has
increased its tax rate this year and
the rates will run from SO to $3.50.
This increase is due to the increased
cost of everything, increased wages
for teachers, increased road appropri-
atoms, and the heavy state tax to pay
the war bonus for Vermont soldiers.
Readsboro in this county voted tax
of five dollars. Last year Readsboro
had to build new bridge over the
Deerfeld river at cost of $4,000 and
the voters wisely decided to pay the
bill promptly instead of having it
drag along as an interest paying debt.
If more towns did this they would
get better value for their money and
lower taxes in the long run. No one
thing leads more surely to extravag-
ance and waste than the careless piling
up of debt for future generations to
pay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-23
"Gets,It' Stops Pain Immediately
~ and Corns Go Quick.

The way to handle corns is the
tried and proved "Gets-It" way
quickest. easiest, safest and most
reliable