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New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Flats ResOld on
Marble Hill
Bring Profit
Spectators Get Quick Re.
turn From Houses at
228th St. Corner, Bought
Recently; Other Trading

sold to Dora Schwenk and Pauline
Frank the three tive-story apartments
151 and 161 West 228th Street. north
west corner of Marble Hill Avenue.
fronting 125 feet on 228th Street and
908 feet on Marble Hill Avenue. They
we e bought few months ago bv the
sellers from the Canal Securities Com.
pany.
Emeline Roffs sold to Ida R. Christ.
man 43l West Forty fifth Street, a
tenement, 25x1OO.
Louis Schoostoff sold to Wolf Lew
the tive-story fiat % West 118th
Street, 25x100.11.
Holzwasser & Co., who own 1921
and 1923 Third Avenue, near Eighty
first Street, have purchased from
Charles T. Harbeck and others the two
adjoining four story buildings at 1926
and 1927 Third Avenue, 32.1x674.
?, Giuseppe Castellano sold to Vincenzo
varneval the fve-story tenement 1877
Thompson Street, 24.8x100.
Henry Kamsler sold to Simon Cot
schali the fivestory tenement 2O98
Third Avenue, 3Ox100.
The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company, as trustee, sold to
JACOB Dawer the four-s.ory tenement
64o East Fifth Street. 1oovo7
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Tippity Witchet
Is Only Favorite
TO Collect Purse

NEW ORLEANS, On. 11.-Tippity
Witchet, six-year-old brown gelding,
running in the colors of L. T. Bauer
and carrying III pounds, won the Fair
Grounds Purse, valued at $1,000, here
to-day from Eddie Rickenbacker and
Dancing Spray. Only three started.
The winner was heavily backed favo-
rite. to s. Tippity Witchet was the
only favorite to win during the after
noon.
The results:
olds; claiming three furlongs) Time.
100 (Jarvis>: to ?. 6 to and to 2
to 5 and / to 2, second !; Flying Beauty.
! los tMcpSermotD; perm so,1o H. 20 to a,,a and an,
wa 9 Reef Land nms sa ss Eanors
Kate Brummel and Dada also ran.
Second race (purse. 81 900: for. three
year-olds and upward; claiming; five and
son), 10 to /. to l and to ], won: Day
Lillys los GRoberts>. =. to ,,1 A. TO 2 and
to O. and even Rol0 hpd 19S 9SGraw Time
Vulcanze, Explosive. Tan Son. Episode,
Wedgewood, Ocean Swell, VIII O. the Wisp.
Miss Rankin, Philanderer and The Moor
also ran.
Third, race tpurse. $1,000; for four-year-
Ultra Cold, 10 tMorris9 No to l. to
lBabin), to !. 6 to and to s. second !;
st. Isidore. 110 (McDermott). to /. to
and to 8, third. Time, 1:12'4-5. Apple
Jack H. Ground Swell, Louise W. Saga
more, Louis "a, Amaze, Herald, Sugarmint,
Royal duck and Frogtown also ran.
Fourth race (purse $500; for three
year-olds and upward; one mile)--Tippity
Witchet. III ct. Rowan). 3 to g. l to and
! out, won; Eddie Rickenbacker 110 q. w.
/ Murphy, to 5. ! to and out, second
/ Dancing Spray, 90 (Jarvis& 10 to l, to /
and out. third. Time. 3s 2-5 Only
! three started
Fifth race (purse. s, 900: for three-year-
/ olds and upward; claiming; one and one
sixteenth miles>--Dark Hill. 106 (Robert)
/ II to 3, I to 10 and / to 4, Won: Flibberty-
( Gibtet lo6 fPonce), 12 to l. 5 to / and
/ TO !. second; Fair Orient, 106 (PooD,
10 s., TO and to g., third Time
also ran.
Sixth race (purse. 1000: for three year
oids and upward; claiming; mile and
/ seventy yards)--Hank O'Day, 1O9 (Garner)
3 TO l. to and 3 to s. won; Sammy
Kelly. 104 (King). to 2, to and 4 to s.
second Light Wine. 81 tWida). 6 to /,
90 and TO 5, third. Time, 1:45
Harvey smarr. Jackstraw. Athena, Glen
Seventh race (purse. $1,000 for four
year-olds and upward claiming; one and
a quarter miles)-Solid Rock, I03 (AronI.
o 70 !, to l and even. won; On High.
! 100 tPonoe), to 2. to and Z to TO-
| 4 TO l and to l, third. Time. 2:07 A. &
Capital City. Austral, Lottery Rovden
, Adeiante, Brookland and Billy Stuart aisn,
| ran "iSo
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

FIRST DIVISION

w. r. Hotchkiss. Montclair. beat clar
snss yn ESns punwona;s nnwo0d has, and q w conk
vwanoy. and /: Frank Finney, Baltusrol
beat A: s. Higgins, st. Andrews. by de.
iaalt; {. L. Maxwell. Trenton. beat c. NJ
Purves. Woodland. beat l.. Danieis. New
York. by default w. p. Cleveland, Brook
sni lsnj, beat " w,,S3aa; y nrien; Exmoor BY de
ner, siwanoy. beat r. 4. Sperry. Oal
Park, up; L. "A Hamilton. Garden City
Speakman. siwanoy. beat Il. v. covert
Lockport, up; II. r. Reed. Knicker
becker boo, 81 1,os beat Seer George Lytton Exmoor.
Porter. Pinehurst. beat r. c. Maxwell
hinsdsie; and Q; II. f. Harrison. Arcola
ton Elliot jr., Cherry valley. beat c. e
johnson, Evanston, and S; c. w For.
dyce, Youngstown, beat J. d. Plummer
Springfield by default.
SECOND DIVISION
r. F. Broone, Greenwich beat n. J. Pea
Baltimore. beat j. II. Hawley, Arcola, ;
and and 4 H y Proskey; North Hampstead
Beat WnHu e M Mykasy Ssa, ana =
tester. Exmoor, up; e. E. Sherman
Essex, beat w. Fl. OBren, siwanoy, / up
ley. Haworth, y. j.. s and 4 Graham Pat
terson. New York. beat julius Mathews
Boston. and .; John Eggers, Summit
beat j. F. Woods. Siwanoy. and 3; A. s.
Moore. Garden City. beat II. G.. Cordey
Glen Ridge, and 1; W. F. Smith. Brae
Burn. beat f: l.. Wurzburg.. Siwanoy, 4
and 1 Ralph Ward, New York. beat A. ]
Baldwin, Iissex. l up Os holes); H.: j.
Frost. Siwanoy. beat L. x. Jenkins New
Haven, and 8; D. L. Hedges. Baltusrol
beat Jack Livingston. Apawamis. and 4
W. S Bird. Sleepy Hollow, beat d. NJ
Stewart. Dunwoodie. up GO holesl: W
d. Smith, Fox Hills, beat r. n. Black
Colonia. and o; II. r. Mallinson Engle-
wood, beat w. B. Lasher, Bridgeport. 2 up
WOMEN'S DIVISION-FIRST EIGHT
Mrs. W. s Bird, Sleepy Hollow. beat Mrs
c. c. Ronalds, Montreal, and 4; Mrs e.
Faber. EHglewood, beat Mrs. ]. Fl. Wright
st. Albans. and 2; Mrs. l.. H. Fordyce
Youngstown. beat Mrs. C.. e.. Johnson
Evanston, and 8; Mrs. ]. A Moore. New
York. beat Mrs w. F. Smith. Brae Burn
and q; Mrs. Carl Ballet, Greensboro, beat
Mrs. c. NJ. Beck. WXncote. and 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Typewriters
Upholstery and Bedding
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ELECTRICAL. CON~YAcTOp yvTSITrS
PARTNER WITT CAPITAL. IN GOOD
,,2iY'. ,5S \, y BUSINESS; PLENTY OF WORK
MIR. VILLA 24a WEST 10TH ST
TELEPHONE CIRCLE 1895
'ol.i-HHE NAN with executive expert
ence, going abroad February ry.it
accept business commissions France or
LAZY Il Van Clief $50 Summer st..
Buffalo. y. Y '''
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Navy Wrestlers Seeking
Match With Nebraskans

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. II. The
Naval Academy wrestling team has
brought its schedule in this sport to
respectable proportions, securing four
matches, with the possibilities of two
others. The latest matches are with
Virginia Military Institute, which will
send it's grapplers here on February
1s, and with Pennsylvania State, whose
matmen will make the trip on March
~. The University of Pennsy ylvania
will appear here on February 12 and
the University of West Virginia Feb
ruary &c.
Efforts are being made to secure a
match with the University of Nebraska
whose wrestling team makes an East
ern trip this year, and with the Uni
versity of Virginia. while hopes have
not been abandoned for admission to
the finals of the intercollegiate Wrest-
ling Association
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

20 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Business Buildings in Front
And Wafer Streets Sold

Charles +. Noyes Company sold to
Norman s.. Riesenfeld the fve-story
loft and Office building, 90 Front
Street, 23.5x90 1t adjoins the corner
of Gouvernepr Lane. The structure was
rebuilt few years ago.
William Cruikshank's Sons sold
through the Guaranty Trust Company
10, Ior Georgi,anna Talbot, 394 Water
Street, adjoining the corner Of
Catharine Slip. Samuel fitzpatrick, the
buyer, intends to make extensive al
terations to the property.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Results of Auction Sales
By Henry Brady

BY Henry Brady
FOX ST, cor Home st, 25xIo0, vacant;
to David Mintz for $500; also
Mt VERNON. Fletcher av cor Ches-
ter st, 1o0x100, vacant; to Mrs. Hannah
r, sulIiyan ila for IS, 400: also
EAST MILESTONE, Somerset County N J.
22s-acre farm, with bldgs racetrack
ETC. receivers sale; estate Timothy D
suillvan, decd; to John w Mettler for
BY Joseph P. Day.
18TH ST, 227 E. n g. $50 e Sd av. 25x
1922 4-sty tennt; Charles Weinbe rs
agt Martha solomon ct al due, sl1. .271 0a
S11,700.
BY George Price.
LAMPORT AV, w 3. 2l7.9 Fort Schuyler
70, 75x100, vacant; Commercial Finance
60 aet George E Buckingham: due
sils,soe; taxes etc. $171.36; to the plain
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

z BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE Rochester
Baseball Club, which holds the Inter
national League franchise in Roches-
ter, \. Y, was incorporated here to-
cay. George T. Stallings, former man
ager Of the Boston Nationals, was
named as president; Walter E. Hap
good, business manager ofSthe Braves,
as treasurer, and Judge Thomas II.
Sonnelly, Of the Brighton District
court, az clerk. Capital stock was
{ Placed at 800 900, to which each of the
sofRcials s1hscrihed oneNhird
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Governesses, Etc.

GOVERN ESSES. nurses. cooks. Mattresses
eihahberma'ds. travelling companions
accommodation help. buffers couples
valets. hsuneurs. all With excellent ref
erences call or kindly mako appointments
through mail Statina Domestic Agency
Room 24l IS West iad ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Express and Trucking
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furniture,
pianos, antiques, brio -brac. books. Art
etc GAEAY. 6S University Place. Stuy.
vesant o3T7
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
La Rue Wins at Smoker

The third nights play in the amateur
championship smoker tournament,
which is being held at Doyle's Broad
way billiard rooms, under the auspices
Of the A. A. B. A., took place last night.
George La Rue defeated George Bar
ton by score of 50 to As, in thirty
two innings. The winner early in the
game made a high break of 20, while
Barton's best effort gave him ID. The
result was a surprise, as Barton is a
splendid tournament performer, and
in private matches usually wins from
La Rue quite easily.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Straus Lends s3,OOO,OO0
10 His Own Comnanv

S. W. Straus & Co., Inc, has loaned
to the 565 Fifth Avenue Corporation,
OF OF winch Nicholas R. Jones is the pres
ident, and which was formed for build
ing the Straus Building, $4,000 900 on
the property at the northeast corner
of Fifth Avenue and Forty-sixth Street.
where the corporation is to construct
a modern twelve-story office building,
which will have a frontage of 1908
feet on the avenue and 1870 feet on the
street
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Jan. IL. =
The athletic council OF West Virginia
University has decided that hereafter
athletes should not be barred from
playing in intramural games at the
university becauscthey belonged to tho
freshman teams, or were actually mem
bers OF the varsity squad, except in
cages where men actually had taken
part in varsity games.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Dressmakers, Milliners. Etc.

SEWING WANTED-Layettes lingerie
mending, summer cottage furnishings
s3.7S day; reference Mrs. Eloise Tuttle
Eastport, L. |.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Elder Chosen Commodore

PORT WASHINGTON, L. l., Jan. II.
George w. Elder jr, who for several
years has been one Of the leading
gkippers among owners OF yachts Of
the star class and Of larger types, was
last night elected commodore of the
port Washington Yacht Club for the
ensuing year. Adrian Iselin was elect
ed yics~comm odore and w. l.. Gilmore
rear commodore.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Fire Record

121o-2s W. Houston st.; st. Louis
1:4o- 27s West st.; Magnet Lunch TN'''"'
4:oo-Bronx Park, near Museum
Huildng. automobile. Henry
ss:aao-so7s broadway: unknown. Unkno~n own
s;oo-2ss3 Sd ave; rubbish; Marcus
l1:oo-sss7 @H0sd % ave. the Bronx Louis Unknown
, ~ Saslow .................. Unknown
! 1:9o-7s i,sE EIdridge st; unknown Unknown
2:4o-3s6 East sixty-hrst Street;
s:0o--fs7 Canal Street; j. Priner' enkn0"n
$500 *S Vest 14sth Street; Price
4:ro-ils West issth Street; un. Unknown
4;4o-s4 Fifth Avenue unknown. A'''"A
4%o-4l4 LEA East "a ,EIighty-eishth Street;
Joseph Wallace .......... Unknown
;so--El;.dgecombe Avenue and 1sSth
street: vacant lot. None
500 West 117th Street; Stella
so5-in front Of 35s Mosholu parka anNh0wn
way, the Bronx; auto Charles
s:4ossa seventh Avenue; diuoR Unknown
s:5o-1eop ppn" Futon Street; rubbish Snkn0wn
The fire record Of Sunday. January rlS'ns 8
showed hre as having occurred in the
premises or l. Rosenbaum, at 118 Delaney
n'as n,,se,, =, me flre Marshal reports that it
':bo-l7 Blocker St. Steinberg
s:o5-425 Broome s.. Manhattan Unknown
Brass and Eec. Co .Considers ,Ia
s:3o-tront OF. 1913 Allen st. Sec
ond Avenue II" struc-
o,o lure .............. Trihing
o;Jo-452 e. 54th St. Harry Strau-
,o,- nerha user Unknown
lo;io--olo and 5l2 Sixth ave, Rover
Restaurant Co.........,. Trininv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Mountaineers Change Policy

Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

DANIEL j. DOwDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrog ates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Flat in Mapes Avenue Sold

The q. L. Afounds Company sold
the .our-story fiat 2075 Mapes Avenue
to Pictro Capodiferro for Herman
Blumenfeld; also sold the three-story
dwelling 910 East 10th Street for M.
Horwitz
Eugene ]. Bushner Co., Inc, sold
for the Irving National Bank, A66 and
463 East 146th Street, 50xl00, to Abra-
ham Singer
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

BOUGHT FOR SPOT CAsH-FURNITURH
CROSSMAN, es w. 45th Vanderbilt 2524
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

3 !, MLsT PUNT, Y. 2, Jan 11.-New
Iork university's basketball team, ma
.lenal amateur champions, will line up
ssa'nst the Army here tomorrow aft
esnoon. The West Pointers were the
ssnly team to defeat n. Y. U. last year.
me Army has won seven Of its eight
samss played 50 far this season, hav-
,sg been beaten by Columbia in New
iork on December II.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

DISSOLUTION NOTICE

THIS CERTIFICATE, IssU ED IN DUPrL
cate. hereby certifen that the TrossTn II
Realty Co., IL Domestic Stock Corporation.
has fcd In the ONCE on the 39th day
OF Dccsmber, 1870. papers for the volun
tary dissolution of such Corporation under
section 22i Of tho General Corporation
Law and that 1t appears therefrom that
said Corporation has complied with such
section In order 10 he dissolved.
A. ~, PARKER. sec't'y Of state.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Real Estate News
More Homes on East and West
Sides Pass to New Owners

The Lawith Realty Company sold ia
Clara B. Minnott the three-story dwell
ling. 244 East Sixty-frst Street, 16x
1905.
Douglas Gibson & Co. sold the five-
story dwelling 1875 East Eightieth
Street, 18.4x60x102.2 for the Morton l.
Fearey to John A. Hoagland
S. L. Pakas resold to Isidore Bloch
the three-story dwelling 105 West
Minturn de S. Verdi sold to Bernard
Carlin the tenant. the four-story dwell
ling 40 West Ninety-second Street, Tx
zoos.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Rube Marquard i'm Hospital

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-Rube Mar
guard, who was traded by Brooklyn to
the Cincinnati Reds last month, and
who before that time was the Giants
twirling ace, is at the Mercy Hospital
here. He will have kis tonsils removed
tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Lawyer Leases Office Build;no

Joseph G. Abramson, lawyer, now at
80 Church Street, has leased from
Arthur Brisbane for ten years the
tive-story remodeled Office building 46
West rty-sixth Street, near Fifth
avenue, 25XlOO, on a net rental basis
Mr.. Abramson has removed his Office
there. Pease G. Gilman were the
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

4SIH ST. (near 5th Av)--In an attractive
American basement house; apartments
furnished. I'd and Sd fl; together or sepa-
rateiy: large rooms and baths on each
moor; non housekeeping; service II desired.
2493.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

LAIDLAw, LAURA KIN PURSUANCE
OF an Order OF Honorable John p.
Cohalan. Surrogate of the County of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Laura X.
LataIaw late OF the County OF New York.
vouchers thereof. to the subscribers. at
their place of transacting business a, tho
Office OF Walter h. Herrick. their attorney
at No. 6l Broadway. in the Borough of Man
haitian. In the Ctty OF New York State
Of New York, on or before the 10th day Of
May. 1921. next.
Dated New York. the sth day of Novsm-
ber 1920.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Executor
WALTER II. HERRICK
Attorney for Executor, Office and p. o.
Address. 81 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

ACCOUNTANT. certified. formerly L. s.
Internal Revenue Examiner, personally
conducting audits examinations and lax
revtsions. expert service: moderate fees
Tax Accountant, S96 Broadway. Room sos.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
MEN
KEY WRENCH ENGINkER

SALESMAN N-Every Ford owner a pros
pect. IS profit on every sale. every Ford
owner recommends it 10 his friends; per-
maneLt, profitable connection leading to
position district manager; big future.
Write Carl Bergman & Co. As Liberty ST..
New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

FOURTH ST, 5S9---Furnished front and
back parlor; kitchenette. South 6l2I-M
PARK SLOPE doth St. 666)-One or two
large rooms with alcove adjoining bath
with heat. South 1881.
PRESIDENT ST.. s29-Large room, all inn
provements; conveniences: private house
near subway. Inquire at 1873 18th av.
). Damiano. Telephone South 1867.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
FOR SALE
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

CApT1T.Dp I,,,,-- -
on ,rrfnr e.-, - .,,i =, 20 - n L PEOPLE
TIN, cus-tS ~ : -, - = 1F NEW YORK By
T,r%-nut>-n' 'f I'D fhEE AND lNDE-
s,-- loTehcc Gardiner Hall.
~. I'm -. "est ffaZler ana Philadelphia
I,.,1s uS' -D''ipanS' as executors OF the last
, - ~ anu l~slaneht OF Mary :. Frazier.
,D' T''easeu' Margaret - Fayer ther,
IDahs Gardner. EH@abeth q. Gardiner,
MN @ '' FIeF Mary Frazier. Charles II.
,i 1i"iS'' - Ni.hafn u. Frazier. Naibro
"-'e', E"AaDeth l. tayerweather, Mar
sal,l fayeFweather Anne Fayerweather.
hatheFlne Doane Pier. Gardiner Pier.
N4i4lafl otanwooa PER, Rebecca Goldberg,
formerly Rebecca Erich, as Admintstra-
trlE OF Adoiph Erich, deceased. and TO
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

Thirteen Straight for Crescents
The Crescent A. C. five won it's
thirteenth straight game last night
when it defeated the Y. M. C. A.
Informals, So to 23, on the home court.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

office In Wall st. district. Write only.
stating experience and salary expected
Donohue Adv. Agency. Woolworth Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
COUNTRY BOARD
New York

Valhalla Mountain House
VALHALLA. N. Y-Westchester County:
telephone White Plains 1865: 35 minutes
from Grand Central; excellent board warm
rooms: mountain air. outdoor skating
special rates for commuters
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
siTUATIoNs WANTED MALE
Commercial

ENGINEER - MECHANICAL coRNELr..
ESTiMATING AND ExEcrTTVE TIVE EX.
PERIENCE, WORKING KNOWLEDGE
OF SPANISH DERIVED FROM OVER
TWO YEARS IN CUBA. G ls2. TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS

BOYS for office: must be bright. active
and have good education; state age. ro-
ltglon, experience and salary expected
y all. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Miscellaneous
WOMEN

OF GOOD SOCIAL STANDING
CAN AUGMENT THEIR IN
COMES APPRECIABLY IN A
HIGH CLASS BUSINESS WITH
OUT FINANCIAL OBLIGATION
OR SERIOUS PERSONAL Eff
+ 0 r T. COMMUNICATIONS
STRICTLY PRIVATE. COM
MISSION B A Sis. ADDRESS
r. B. D., ROOM 2502. 10 WEST
10TH STREET.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Trunks

hA AlNS-New and shop soiled trunks
bags, sritcases, steamer outfits Thomas
6. Hunt, $50 6th av. (47th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Translations

IRANSLATlONS-Spa nish French. Ital.
ian, Portuguese: prompt personal work
). = y Sartoreli. 106 Wavery pl. City Tel.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Mems Clothing
Patents and Inventions
PATIENTS

PATENTS
Over IS years practice. all communica-
lions strictly conidental handbook on
tatents Tree on request; special facilities
for office consultation. Mum e. Co, pat
ent attorneys. eNi Wooworth Building
New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
Domestic Help
BUSINESS CARDS


DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash from
individuals or estates. BENNETT 176
Broadway. I'd floor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUsEWORK KER-scotch. excellent refer
ences; country preferred. Miss Shaugh-
nessys Agency. $50 Sixth av.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-01-12
'; I'll: Want Advertisements ;:;
st. dand Rewards
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
$500 REWARD

$500 REWARD
I'm. An oil painting 12xl1h inches, title
THE BARNARD" by the late A. P
fnyder; picture shows a rooster standing
Deiore a white wall thatched roof barn;
70 the right is horse and haycart; be-
IeVed W 70 have been lost IN transit from
Washington MMasnington D. C.. to New York after
comm unicate with E. 3. Hopwood So John
81 st.; New York City. Telephone Beekman
LCeI-Ladys gold wrist watch, link
bracelet, Saturday. January s; Swiss
movement, gold face; monogram Gatje
Telephone Sunset $500.
lOST--Ladys wrist watch, s4th and Sd av.
sunday night. Pinchn, Fordham 1895.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
PRELIMINARY HEARING
CLEARS DEPUTY DAVIS
OF COBURN SHOOTING

II the Cou1ty cOur- at Barlow We'd
clG1y lie ore Jud se no lard, a pre-
l.minary hearing was he d in the case
d A NJ Davis, deruty-sherilf, post
master anG prominent citizen OF
Edg Lake, charged wi h assault with
.n.,nt to commit murder, and Mr..
Davis was discharged.
Wilscl and Boswell Of Barlow rep
csented the prosecution and Edwin
spencer. ir.. OF Lake and, the de-
tense, and both sides produced large
number of witnesses.
he case grew out of the shooting
Of Charles COburn, of Eagle Lake, on
Armistice Day. 1t will he recalled
that Deputy Davis was attempting to
rl2ce Coburn under arres., and stated
hat he was forced to shoot in self
deferse.
Sheriff Logan. after investigat ng
he matter at the time, made a ate
ment generating Davis, who was the
oca deputy at Eagle Lake
The charges against Davis were
'refe'red by members of Coburn S
family, who felt that the officer had
ced too hastily.
COburn recovered from his injuries
nd eft the Morrell Memorial Hospi-
al tvs or three weeks ago.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-22
MAKING SOUTHLAND CANDY

The Southland Citrus Products
Company is making strenuous efforts
- keep up with the Christmas order,
r their celebrated grapefruit candy
Which is always a special feature a
ms time Of year. President H. l.
Collins has had extra as 'istance ii
preparing this delicious product of q
. afeland factory but even then has
! zen unable TO fiji all the demands
lakeland drug stores are handling tho
;rapetruit candy which is sold regu
llrly in half-pound. pound and two
round packages. For Christmas Mr..
ollirs has also prepared some a'trac,
tive three-pound packages attractively
" ranged in substantial wooden boxes
and these are in great demand.