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ADUNAREA GENERALA
Uniunei Solicitation Romano de Ajutor Cuura
rica zlele de 81 IUIIE 1921 in Hala Socetati
u r. Ardeleana Transivaneana din 735 Ash Street. AL
lance, Ohio urmatorm program
Dumineca Iuie 10 m, deschiderea adunarie ge-
nerale
Cetrea iste functionaror 81 membrilor din Cometul
Suprem Executiv.
Constiturea biroului.
Cerea se delegation Gu drept de vo 81 yerifcarea
penipotentelor.
cetirea programului obiectele puse la ordinea ze
Predarea in scris rapoarteor functionaror la delegate
Alegerea Comsunei de verfcare
Resoarea cazurilor neresovate de G. E. celor ce Sc
presenta la adunare apeurlor della Societa 81
br prn juru sau adunarea generaa dupa fl cazul
Raportul Comisiunei de vericare 81 inepeari asupra
rapoartelor
Premierea Solicitation.
Denumirea sedului Uniunei pc viitor.
Denumirea locuui pentru adunarea viitoare.
Votarea Budgetului pentru anul viitor.
Alegerea functonarior 81 membrior din G. s. E. Lua-
rea In primire nolor functionar.
Inchiderea sedintei.
Programu festivatlor din Iulie explica in se-
dnta din Iulie.
socst4te rugate trmte drapelele pentru mani
festatia din Iuie
Fie delegat rehue sd fe proyamt plenipotsna
in buna reg della SeGietaaea pc care representa- Peni
potena ebue ID fe sussa esednte 81 secrear pro-
vazuta stampla Soca Plenipotentee sunt valabile
numa pentru adunarea Uniunei.
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Ia acea adunare vor prasenta alta plenipotent&.
Voturile socot dNpd Gonapectul lunei Iune de
aceea societae STUNT rgate ite conapacele pan& Gel
mai tarsiu i 25 Iunie 1921.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11

dimineata. Suma fntreaga fost,
furatT. Neel a fost ranit in lupta
Gu hotii. Unul dintre eli a fost
prins, lar eeilalti au reusit 81
scape Gu un automobil eel astepta
in coltul strazi;. Politia 9 in
arma lor.
Ipnotatorii din Nleyeland an
fost eri mvitati la Q demonstrate
Aespre salvarea de viata, la malRl
slaaului, liaga Lnna Park. Demons
stratia . fost dirijeata de c6pita-
NIL Milliam r. Olyne, directorul
grlpului de salvare IA diEisia la
nulni. A asistat 81 Commodore
! Lmefellow directorul national Il
"a eapisa2iei .pentru selssrea de
nv El \ venit ain Waehineton
- siste.
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New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
New England Railroads
Refuse Rate Proposals

A conference between representa-
tives Of the trunk line railroads west
Of the Hudson River and the New Eng
land railroads was held yesterday In
the board room of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad at Grand
Central Station to consider redi-
vision of the joint freight rates. 1t was
held as a result Of the suggestion of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to the trunk line railroads that an
allotment be made to the New England
roads to tide them over the period of
reconstruction.
Pursuant to this suggestion, the
trunk line roads offered s15 900 for
the ensuing year. but this amount was
refused by the New England roads,
who demanded s25,000,000. The meet
ing yesterday was presided over by
W. H. Williams, chairman of the board
OF directors of the Wabash Railroad.
The representatives present failed to
reach an agreement upon the matter.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Mr.. Williams said that it had been de-
clded to take a ballot by letter of the
New England railroads on the qucs-
tlon of the amount of money to be
allotted to the New England roads for
operating expenses pending rcdi-
vision of the Joint freight rates.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Roosevelt Introduces
Child Housing Measure
From q Star Corrcsponaen

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The fight for leg
lslation to prohibit landlords from re-
fuslng house room to families with
children was renewed to-day, when AS
semblyman Theodore Roosevelt intro
duced bill making it q misdemeanor
to discriminate against families with
children under the age Of fourteen in
the leasing Of apartments or dwellings,.
Bills of similar nature were intro
duced last year, but fell short of pass
age. Mr.. Roosevelt said to- day that he
will devote himself to the enactment
OF this measure.
Senator Bernard Downing, Democrat,
of New York, introduced a bill which
would make it mandatory that the State
Commissioner of Education be a resi-
dent of the state at the time of his
appointment. In presenting the bill
Senator Downing said that an impress
sion has gone abroad that the Board
of Regents feels it necessary to 20 out
side the state to find successor for
DR.. John II. Finley, who recently re-
signed the commissionership. He feels
that there should be no difficulty in
finding in New York State an educator
of sufficient ability to assume the post
vacated by DR.. Finley
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Court Orders Eastman
Kodak Co. to Dissolve
ypscios Dispo,oh 70 III. rabuss

BUFFALO. Feb. 1.-Adjudging the
Eastman Kodak Company Of Rochester
to be engaged in combination and
monopoly in violation of the Sherman
antitrust act, Judge John r. Hazel,
in the Federal District Court here to-
day, ordered that the combination be
dissolved and the corporation divided
into parts of distinct ownership, so
as to establish competitive conditions.
The decree was entered after the
company had withdrawn it's appeal
from the United States Supreme Court,
where the case had been pending az a
result of decision by Judge Hazel,
January 20, 1916.
The Eastman Kodak Company is
required within two years to sell and
dispose of it's Premo factory in
Rochester and it's Century -Folmer and
Schwing Company, of the same c,ty,
together with every line of cameras
and accessories now manufactured at
these plants. The company also is
compelled to dispose of two lines of
Photographic paper manufactured by
the Rochester plant and brasch
plant at jamestown, N. Y.
The lines to be sold represent n
capital investment of $3,750,O0O, and
the total annual sales of the lines
mentioned exceed $7,OO0.OOO
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
polk Says Garrison and
Aid Got $I25.O .OOO0 Year

From The Tribu"e's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Further dis.
closures of alleged irregular conduct
OF the receivership of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company and subsid-
iaries were made in the House TO-DAY
by Representative Lester D. Volk, who
yesterday introduced a resolution de-
msndlng Congressional investigation,
Urging his resolution, Mr.. Voik told
the House to-day that the RECEIVER
ship is nominal in that there has been
10 change in the management of the
B. r. 7. and that its object is to frus-
trate payment of claims rising out OF
the Malbone Street disaster, together
with the return to the government of
$17Oo0,ooo loaned by the War Finance
Corporation.
Lindley NJ. Garrison, receiver Of the
corporation, and his assistant, have
been paid $125,o0o from company funds
as part payment for their services for
one year. said Representative Volk
Another s133,0Oo has been Illegally
paid to so-called valuation exp.rts .sin
order further to bolster UP the claim
that the transportation system repre-
sents losing venture" he charged.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
La Cuardia Sees Transit
Ruin i'm Miller Program

Vicious control of traction, car
rival of stock gambling, an orgy of
financial manipulation, an increased
fare and in a very few years the en-
tire collapse of the transportation svs-
tens" would result from Governor Mil
ler's plans to solve the city's traction
problems, f. II. La Guardia, President
Of the Board of Aldermen, told the city
parliament of the Community Council
held last night in the Board of EST
mate chamber.
Mr.. La Guardia was cheered bv the
one hundred and fifty delegates to the
parliament when he declared that he
mad 'too much confidence in the good
judgment Of his party" to believe that
the Governors plans ever would be
carried into effect.
When the meeting was converted in
to an open forum most Of the speakers
opposed the Governors plan on the
ground that it would deprive the city
Of home rule. A resolution was adopted
calling for the appointment of a state
commission to investigate traction
issues.
Hnry H. Curran, President of the
Borough of Manhattan. speaking on
tho housing problem, ssnsuxed Mayor
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
New Engine Revives Talk
OfLondon-N. Y. .AeroLine

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The successful
testing of a 000-horsepower aero en-
CINE, which is said to be the most
powerful known, has opened up claims
by experts of the possibility of a regu-
lar London-New York aerial service and
complete passage within twenty-four
hours, either direct or by changing air
craft at the Azores Islands.
1t is being recalled by the experts
that Captain John Alcock in 1919 flew
from Newfoundland to Ireland in less
than sixteen hours, using two 375-
horsepower engines.
The new engine is called "The Cub"
1t was ordered by the Royal Air Force.
1t Is understood that the Titania, a
f!yin!g-.boat destroyer, which is to be
used in long-distance patrols, will be
equlppcd with two Cubs" and have a
range of 1900 miles. For wartime
the crew will number ten, and for
civilian use the craft can accommodate
nifty passengers.
"The Cubs" eighteen cylinders on a
test indicated 1,057 horsepower in
twenty hours of running. The engine
weighs nearly a ton and costs about
s5, 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
asked to TOfe
Opposition to GoUernor

Alderman William II. Collins, leader
Of the Tanmany majority in the Board
Of Alderman, introduced a resolution
yesterday for the purpose of placing
the board on record as "unalterably
opposed" to Governor Miller's traction
program. The Collins resolution as
sumed that the Governor intended that
his proposed commission would be
vested with the power to regulate
fares IN this city "independent Of mu-
nicipal CONTROL" and such scheme
was denounced as an Outrageous as
sault on home rule"
Alderman Collins proclaimed that
politics did not enter into the matter
Alderman Charles H. Haubcrt, of
brooklyn, Democratic colleague of
Collins, asked for imme ediate considera-
hon. of the resolution, but upon oh
lection by Alderman August Terrand,
hcpubllcan minority leader, it. was re-
terred to the Committee on State ler-
,slation without comment.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

ton are much overstated, I believe.
Many of the Assemblymen from the
metropolis are withholding judgment
until they read the bills and know ex~
actly how the Governors policy Is to
be executed"
After Minority Leader Walker had
introduced his resolution calling for an
Investigation of the rise III h. Il. II. and
interborough stock Senator CLAYTON r.
Lusk majority leader, questioned the
slncerity of the motives of the Tam
many man, Senator Lusk declared that
the sole purpose of the resolution was
to max. political propaganda.
Senator Walkers resolution, which
carries an appropriation of $4,000,
hsKs for the creation of committee
consisting of two Senators and three
Assemblymen with power to inauire
into the sales of traction stocks and
ponds from July L to November / of
last year.
These securities averaged gains of
eleven to eighteen points during this
PERIOD. The resolution was referred to
the Senate Finance Committee. Sena-
! tor Walker issued statement in
which he said
IN its broader scope stock records
snow Abnormal depression toward the
latter part of July and the iirsS of
August, Immediately after the designa-
ton Of Governor~elect Miller by the
republican unofficial convention at
Saratoga.
Rise in Stocks Outlined
From these low prices these stocks
;o aAo bonds of the Interborough Rapid
transit Company, the Third Avenue
kailway and the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
SIT Company show gradual appreciation
on the Stock Exchange up to the latter
part of October. The high point of
TINS appreciation, roughly averaging 70
per cent on hundreds of millions of
traction paper, was reached October 81
and 22. As though directed by master
hand' support was withdrawn on these
dates and uniform liquidation began
How much the inner circle behind
TINS movement of traction securities in
wall Street collected as toll for their
manipulation is impossible to accnl
rately estimate. Experts, however. be-
lieve that between $1,O0O,00O and
2,oo0,0Oo went to organizers of the
raid. ''A'
Senator Walker said that the bonds
OF the traction companies also scared
during this period and implied that
the Syracuse clique of politicians in
terested in Crucible Steel and United
Retail Stores" was behind what he
characterized as the raid on the trac-
tion market.
The Brooklyn and Queens members
OF the Legislature met in conference
to-day to discuss the transit situation
as 1t affected Brooklyn. The legislator.
unanimously adopted resolution in
dorsing Representative Volk's proposal
for Congressional investigation of the
circumstances surrounding Federal
Judge Mayors appointment of sLindley
NJ. Garrison as receiver for the Brook
Hn Rapid Transit Company
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
SURROGATES' NOTICES

GARDINER. JAMES THE PpOpr,p
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDE-
PENDENT: To Florence Gardiner Hall,
BENJAMIN West Frazier and Philadelphia
Trust Company, Executors of the last
VIII and Testament OF Mary S. Frazier,
Doane Gardiner Elizabeth G. Gardiner,
Anne G. Pier, Mary Frazier. Charles II.
Frazier. Jr., william d. Frazier, Nalbrc
Frazier. Elizabeth L. Fayerweather. Mar
garet Fayerweather. Anne Fayerweather
katherine Doane Pier, Gardiner Pier,
William Stanwood Pier Rcbecca Goldberg,
formerly Rebecca Erich. as Administra,
ttiX OF Adolph Erich. deceased, and to
All persons interested as creditors legatees
next of kin or otherwise in tho Estate OF
James L. Gardiner. deceased. who at the
time OF his death resided In tho County o.
New York, SEND GREEiTING:
Upon the Petition of George Foster Pea
body, residing at Lake George. New York,
Seth Sprague Terry and John S. Melcher.
both of the last two residing IN the
Borough of Manhattan, City County and
State OF New York, Executors Of the
last viii and Testament of James T. Gar
diner, deceased.
YOU and each of you are hereby cited
to show cause before our surrogats Of
the County of New York at the Surro-
gates Court Of said County. held at the
Hall of Records, In the County of New
York, on the 18th day OF February
Nineteen hundred and twenty-one, at
1880 o'clock in tho forenoon OF that
day, why the account Of George Foster
Peabody, Seth Spraguc Terry and John
=. Melcher, as Exec utors OF the last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased, should
not be judicially settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the Seal of the Surroeates' Court
OF the said County OF New York to be
hereunto affixed. WITNESS Honorshle
John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF our said
County, at the County of New York, the
9TH day of January, in tho year One thou
IN Y. SURROGATEs
SEAL.)
DANIEL. j. DOWDNEY,
49, Clerk of the SurroGates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
PUBLIC NOTICES

PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given pursuant TO Sec
ton 2U2 OF tho Lien Law of tho State OF
New York. that John A. Danaher and A
l.. Schrader. doing business under the
name and style of Beekman Stove and
furnace Company, of 90 Beekman street
New York City. will sell at public sale for
me account Of Jackson Stove ana STAMP.
ing lIu company Jackson, Michigan. upon
FEBRUARY 10th, 1921, at ten O'Clock in fhe
forenoon, at io1 Beekman street, Ne,g
YORK city, and 303 Pearl Street, New YorI;
c'y. certain personal property consisting
or OF stoves and heaters; tho numbar
CT said oil stoves and heat tera to be sold
n1non nx Soa nar Pearl rs ri Street being 673 and the
aol,aon, ho aa' or SAD oil stoves and heaters to
January 25th 1921 'As 070
BEEkMAN STOVE AND FURNACE
COMPANY y N-N az u
John 4. Danaher.
A. L.. Schrader
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

COOK AND Observation-Disclosures aged couple :;
work Of small family city or country
T.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
st. Sd floor. TelePhone ss47 Murray I'M.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Cooks

COOK and chanberinaid- waitress young
American Protestant, excellent city ref
erences. s.. Miss Hofulayer's Agency. 10
East 43d st, I'd floor. Tel, Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
SURROGATES' NOTICES

The STARE or New New 1 York. lAos By ~ THE GE
GnACE OF GOD, FREE AND INDE-
V. Tilford. Elizabeth n. Kefersteln Old
Domn!on lon, Trust Company. as Executor Of the
Chastatn denea ased w siamrbter pfuas
! Executor of the Last VIII and Testament Of
James Bruce Chastain. deceased william
and Testament of James Bruce Chasta!u, de-
ceased; George r. Hunt, Executor of the
La Last WIN and Tsstament OF James Bruce
l2xccutrix Of the Last VIII and Testament OF
James Bruce Chastain, deceased; james r.
Taylor; as substituted trustee Of the trust
under the Fourteenth clause OF the Last WIN
ana Testament of Catharine Hunt Tiford.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, Isabelle w. Tnford. who re-
York. and The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, a domestic corporation having its
principal place of business at No. 22 william
Street in the Borough of Manhattan, City
of the Last VIII and Testament of Henry NJ
Tilford, deceased, have presented an account
as trustee for Hunt 7. Dickinson under the
las, last Wili and Testament of Catharlne Hunt
ceased. and have also presented and flied
petition praying that tho said account be
ludicially settled and allowed; Now,
THEREFORE,, you and each Of you are here
by cited to show cause before our Surrogate
OF the County Of New York at a Surrogate.
Court Of said County of New York. 10 be
held at the Hall Of Records, in the Borough
OF Manhattan: City County and State. OF
at 1880 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day
why said account should not be 1udicially
settled and allowed.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused tho seal Of the Surrogates'
Court of the said County OF New
York to be hereunto affixed.
WITNESS, Hon. John p. Cohalan,
lSEALl ono of tho Surrogates OF our
said County OF New York, at said
County, tho 14th day of January,
in the year Of Lord One
Thousand nine hundred twenty.
one.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
... Clerk OF the Surrosatcs' Court.
FORSYTH WICkES
~ Wall Street, New York. n. Y, and
GELLER, ROLSTON e. BLANC.
% Exchange Place, New York, n. Y,
Attorneys for Accountants
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

MARTIN, CORNEL1A SHERMAN.--IN
=, pursuance Of an order of Honorable John
+. Cohalan. Surrogate OF tho County Of
Ne" YORK, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Corncila
Sherman Martin late of the City of Lon
don, England, deceased, 10 present tho
same, with vouchers thereof to the SUB
scriber' at his place Of transacting busi-
ness, at the once of Davies, Auerbach &;
Cornell his attorneys, at No. S4 Nassau
street. Borough of Manhattan, City of New
York, on or before the 29th day Of July
next
Dated New York, the a2nd day oe jan
uary, 1921.
BRADLEY MARTIN. Executor.
Attorneys for Executor once &. POST
otuce Address, No. "a Nassau Street
borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
STORAGE NOTICES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRov1-
~ zion of law, n there bo'ns due and UNPAID
CLINTON STORAGE WAREHoUsEs. is
entitled to a lien as Narehouscman on the
goods hereinafter described, and due notice
having bcon given to all parties known TO
claim an interest therein. and the time spec-
fed in such notice for payment Of such
charges having expired, there will be sold at
New York City, Monday, February 2Sth,
1921, beginning at 1890 4. NJ, and continu-
ing on each and every. Monday thereafter.
beginning at tho same hour. until all goods
are sold 70 wit; Household furniture con
sisiins of parior suits bedroom suits dining
room suits, library and office furniture,
carpets, rugs trunks, boxes. barrels, suit :
cases contents consisting of clothing. linen.
books, papers stationery. pictures sewing
machines refriserators lavatorles. cutlery,
lamps, bric.a brac china and glassware, sil
or"are, bedding, dTaporics and materials and
other personal effects and as enumerated in
'hc warehouse inventory issued by these
warehouses in each case and held for the
ACCOUNTS of the following parties concerned {:
10 Margaret BaishaW Jennie r.. Beattie t.
W. BLANCHARD, John Burden, Susan Casey
Carroll, Della Flame, Iennio Fcrraro, George
1Jou1at p Fleming Ing Harry GotShis, Henry A. l..
Margaret Harding, Winfred Hayes, Kate
Hayes, Margaret L. Harth. Estate OF Kate
Hanly TAM; T.. Ida HarrIngton A. Kellam John
eltno Murray, T. Il. Murphy. Mary McGlvney,
t,,lSly AlTjn Workman, r. J. Reilly, Anna NJ.
"N44Hic 9'A! iti' Iinnlt e>cnlsleWlt2, a..
B. Tiffany, Della NJ. Ward, Kate Ward Nj
and Mrs. Louis Valentine. Helen L. Vree-
land, Gerald +, Jameson, V. L. Kent, Fred
Aldine Emerson, Carrie kr,Ise, Estate Marie
Fee, Peter McGuhrness Admnstr.; Charles
Thrysen, Alice NJ Woods Fanny NJ Spencer,
All being now stored with said Clinton
Storage Warehouses In its warehouses and
all to be more specifically announced and
described at time of said sale
The goods may be seen at the time and
place Of tho sale
THE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
24S & 245 East SSth Street, N. Y. city
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

FORSYTH WICkES
- Wall street, New York. n. Y, and
GELLER, ROLSYON e. BLANC.
% Exchange Place, New York, n. Y,
Attorneys for Accountants
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

LA!pLAW, LAURA KIN PURSUANCE
OF an Order OF Honorable John p.
Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the County OF
Now York, NOTICE ts hereby given to all
persons having claims against Laura X
deceased, to present tho same with
vouchers thereof. to the subscribers, at
their place Of transactng business at the
office OF Walter r. Herrick, their attorney
at No. 81 Broadway. in the Borough of Man.
haitian, in the city of New York State
OF New York. on or before tho 18th day OF
May, 1891, next.
Dated New York, the sth day OF Novem.
Der. 1890,
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Executor.
WALTER r. HTRRICK
Attorney for Executor, Office and n. o.
Address, 81 Broadway Borough of
Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

iylan for proposing to spend $780,
100000 for "a now courthouse when
the city needed 100000 new homes. He
asked support of the council for
measure pending In tho Board Of AL
dermen to exempt from taxation all
new homes to cost up to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING; r-r,Ar
0ffics of Assistant Purchasing Offirsr
Panama Rail Road Company, "a Staf,
street. New York. January 2ath Ia~, -
sealed proposals will be received al fhtt
office until - o'clock noon. February istr
Is2l FOR furnishing to the Panama H.
Road Company. Semi -Bitunlinous C'oa1 g.
accordance with terms set forth In t'irr,,,a :.
P-Stb. Blanks ana full informstini, ,I's.
bs obtained at this office. r. r. RIfTtiER
foRDs Assistant Purchasing osf,oer
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02

,. Plaintiffs Attorneys
To BAECo DE BARCELONA:
Inc foregoing summons Is served upop
you ny publication, pursuant TO an order
OF Hon. Edward r. Finch, a Justice of the
supreme Court of the State of New York.
dated the 2lst day of January, 1921 and
nled with the complaint In the. office OF
the Clerk OF the County OF New York, at
the County Court House. in the Borough
OF Manhattan, CITY. County and State OF
New York. "
Dated. New York, January o5, 1921.
PARKER, MARSHALL, MILLER, AUcH.
iNCLOSS RANDALL. Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. Office and p o Address
81 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-s3.o 900 TO help un4erg-rffc 5ss,,.
against $4,000 surety. Can N. 4oH
Hotel Alcazar. iO-I!
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
MEETINGS

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of IN. c,,v
OF New York. Quarterly Meeting Thurs.
fen. I'd: 1921, at $50 p. m. Hotel Rich.
mond. 20 w. IL st. n, y. Aurdook. sec.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-02
Upholstery and Bedding
AUCTION SALES

FORECLOSURE MORTGAGE of all =,
lures and machinery good viii an6
nan1s of George Never. ali books an6
monthty rna1,, lease. aa; Win be sold to-day FEB
IudfY :, l92l. at a IN, al l2lE-f.2N 81
ave Joe Davis, auctr. BY order sttornoy