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New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
II cal Estate News
New Company Takes Over
Flats ON Heights Corner
Buy Apartment at Amsterdam
Avenue and 178th Street;
Other Houses Sold

The six-story elevator apartment
with stores, 10Oxl00, Mt the northwe st
corner of Amste rdam Avenue and 179th
ly organized Sol West 17Sth Street
Corporation, having for directors II. s,
Berlin, j. Lcvkov and A. Gross. The
seller was Herman Heidenreich, who
acquired the property last July.
John j. Meennn, Inc, sold for Dr.
Thomas F. Reilly fve-story walk-up
at "a West Eighty-ninth Street, 36x
100.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold for Carrie
Altman to Juli Vayda q four story and
basement fathouse at 242 East Seven
ty-fourth Street.
l.. Friedhcim sold for the United
ern apartment house. with stores, at
324 and 326 East 125th Street, 37.6x
loo.11, to Wolf Panther for $4,000.
Ryan & Co. were associate brokers'
Joseph II. Schwartz sold to Pauline
Rogall four story house with stores
at 10S West 116th Street, 20x100.11.
George Ehrtt sold to Anna E. Smith
the five-story fathouse with stores,
2o.6xl01.9x irregular, at the northeast
corner Of 1T8th Street and Broadway.
The Park Mortgage Company sold TO
HlllP RdDlnOWlLZ lOuT-SCOry mouse
with stores, 20xe5, at the southeast
corner of 226th Street and Broadway.
The klassmore Real Estate Company
sold to Ray Harris fve-story apart
ment house at 20 Arden Street, 40.6x
1870.
Patrick j. Cuskley sold to Barnet
Waldman a five story store tenement
at 2o5 Seventh Avenue, 18.4x5o.
Louis Appel and Nathan Lidsky sold
to A. Holopigan a four-story store and
house at 1899 Ninth Avenue, 20xsS,
leasehold.
Julia S. Horner sold to Alexander
Augustin two four story tenements
with stores at 329 and 331 First Ave-
nue., 46x80, at the northwest corner Of
Nineteen Street.
Caroline Vetter sold to James L.
McNulty q siX-story store tenement at
333 East Fifth Street, 25x97.
Bernard Ochs sold to Max Mestboff
a tive-story store tenement at 232 East
Houston Street, 24x1066.
Saline and Sarah Simon sold to
Abraham Click and Isidor Weinberg a
four-story tenement with stores at 315
East Houston Street. 20x54.
Harris Brown sold to Henry Dobry
q five story fathouse with stores at
154S Madison Avenue, 25x70.
Moroch f. Dinstelheim sold to Sarah
Aronowitz and Sam Morgenstern d five
story store tenement at 1876 Madison
Street 25XiO0
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Actor Buys Eavside Homo

J. WILSON Dayton sold For Anton
Swenson. builder, the 81. story Colo
uial dwelling recently erected on Shore
Avenue and Titus Street in the Bay
side Park section Of Bayside to w
Jay Hanna, of Manhatto7. The house
contains eight rooms. plot 51x115, Mr.
Hanna was former mem Der of the
cast OF "L~,htnjn'"
The SAP, broker sold for Charlie,
E. Winkel nan the dwelling Oh Gardiner
Street II the Bellcourt section Of Bay
side. co. 100. to Thomas Y. e. Welsb
&C Montclair N. l.
Mr. Dayton. with William +. Sheehan
sold The hcme Of Anton Prins, OH Rar
3each Read in Post Washington Park
a. Pert Washington, l.. J., to Frederic
C1l Ha.h h
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Homes Planned for Sites
Bought in Far Rockaway

The Lewis H. May Company sold for
the canister Realty Company, Maxi
milan Morgenthau. president, the
southeast corner of Sea Girt Avenue
formerly South Street, and Beach
Thirteenth Street (formerlv Nelson
Avenue}. consisting of seven lots. at
Ostend. Far Rockaway, l.. l., to Ed
ward Cohen, for immediate improve
ment with summer homes. Also three
plots on the west side OF Beach Four
teenth Street (formeriy Sea Girt Place.
comprising eighteen lots, at Ostend.
Ear Rockaway, L. l.. to the Dorcoe
Realty Company, Jacob Dorf, president,
who will Immediately improve the site
with four private dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Mead Estate
Sells Sway
Block Front
Property Between Dyckman
and Thayer Sss. Likely TO
BE Divided and Sold to
Builders bv New Owner

Bernard Smyth G. Sons sold to Gus
Javus l., Lawrence for the estate of
frederick Mead, the plot of over
twenty one lots, comprising the entire
block front on the east side of Broad
way, between Dyckman and Thayer
streets, having a frontage of 202 feet
on Broadway, 2s2.7 feet on Dyckman
Street aud 250.10 feet on Thayer
Street, The plot will probably be
divided and sold to builders for i'm
provement.
Eighth Avenue Building Sold
II. NJ. WE'LL Company sold the four
story business building at 451 Eighth
Avenue, which adjons the corner of
Thirty-third Street, for the Silver
Lunch, Inc, who will continue occupy
ing the premises as a restaurant. The
selling concern has been asking sl25,-
600 for the property.
Fl. H. Weill Company also sold the
tive-story loft at So West Seventeenth
Street. 22x1o0, to a client of John P
Feel Comrany for investments.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Second Deal for BROOKLYN
Houses Now Being Built

Nathan & Morris JafFe, represented
ny Sigmund Rubin, sold the four
dwellings in the course of construction
on plot l00x100. or the east side of
East Sixth Street. loo feet north OF
brighton Beach Avenue, Brighton Beach,
to uri Felshin. The property was re-
Gently purchased by the sellers.
Bul kley & Horton Company sold
.o-2 Third Avenue. two-s5ory build
ing, isyS0, for Isadore Blum.
Martin COMPANY, with Samuel Fl
Shank, sold for the Webb estate to
Robert @. Deyer. the Z story dwell
Ing at IS Remsen Street.
TIC Meister Builders. Inc. sold five
plcts on East Twelfth Street. north OF
Avenue X, Brooklyn. to Vincenzo and
Giuseppe Cricoli, who intend to i'm
prove the property with one-family
DIV e!1;ngs
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30

Furniture
WE PAY highest prices for .urrft.rs
pianos. antiques, bric-a- brac books arr.
etc KINGSLEY. So University Place
Sruyvesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30

500. 600 Rental for Store

Peter Grimm leased The corner
store at Fifty-ninth Street and Central
Park South to the X VI ASH Automo-
bile Company Of Atlanta, at an aggre-
gate rental of about 51OOO00 Mr..
Grimm also leased space at 334 Fourth
Avenue to the American Inter-Seas
Corporation.
Douglas L. Gilman G. Co. Inc, leased
the parlor floor store at 682 Lexington
Avenue to the Brick Shop, Inc, dealers
N antfQues.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Dutch Loan Bill Passes

iht' HAGUE, Dec. % (By The AS
sociated Press).-The Dutch govern
ment's bill authorizing the negotiation
Of a loan of 10000 900 in the United
States. to be used in behalf of the
Dutch East Indies. was passed unani-
mously to-day by the First Chamber Of
Parliament The Second Chamber
adopted the measure last week.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
lhirty-eight New Dwellings
For Seaman Axe,1,re Corner

FIans have been filed for the cor
struction of thirty eight two-storv
dwellings on the northeast corner Of
Seaman Avenue and Emerson Street.
Each building will be twenty-five foot
~ront and estimated to cost So 800 each.
or total cost of s323OOo L. B. Rolls
ION and B. l.. Kennedy are the owners
Of record. Herbert Lucas is the ar
ch;tect of record.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
REAL ESTATE--sALE OR RENT
New Jersey

NEW JERsEy--The daintest little hous,
in all the Jersey Hills, water rights or
chain of pretty lakes built for year-rounc
occupancy fine trees high grounds,
rooms, tiled bath. many flowers and
shrubs: beautiful and refined neighbor-
a1 ., naie oliIS enrrtsr pio, tooSisu ZEE
City; every conyehience for comfortable
living; invest l;t~little cash ana what yor
now lose paying rent ana own your owr
home. can oe bought for $1,000 cash
balance on mortgage ready TO mrve into
shades and electric fixtures all in; nc
extras Total price. $1,000. NJ. A, Post
Office Box 1f97 City Hall Sta. n. Y. c.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Suites i'm Apartments Leased

Horman Fl. Lenney leased a large
apartment furnished at 440 Park Ave
nue., to Robert Williams, of Chicago.
Huberth & Huberth leased at 36 Cen
tral Park South, apartments to Mrs
Vivian Gibson and Nine. Yvonne de
Barro.
Cross & Brown Company leased an
apartment at 1872 West Forty fourth
Street to Nelson c. PEBBLES.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
W. e. Langley Purchases
Fine Old Westburv Estate

Warren Murdock sold the Algernon
Boyesen property at Old Westbury. L.
l., to W. c. Langley. 1t comprises
twenty acres, Colonial farm house and
out-buldings and was held ct 100000
The property adioins the estates of
Charles Steele, Thomas Hitchcock and
Henry Phipps. Siebert & Riggs repre-
sented the Durchaser
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Option to Purchase Goes
With Long Island Citv Lease

Roman-Callman Company rented for
the estate OF NJ. ]. Bretenbach the
two-story brick manufacturing build
ing on Mott Avenue, near Vernon Ave
nue.. Long Island City, with the option
to purchase, to the Silk Finishing
Company OF America. who, after ex-
tensive alterations, viii occupy the
building Tor a branch Of their hnsioess
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Part With Private Houses

The Lawmor Improvement Company
sold to Mary r. Edwards three-story
dwelling at 126 West 128th Street, 15x
9911.
Herbert Aldhaus sold to Dorcas
Bacote tnree-story dwelling at 25l
West l34th Street, 15x99.11
Max and Yetta Biber sold to Martin
Auslander four story dwelling at 343
East Sixteenth Street, 21.6X69x irregu-
lar.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES

TO TOBIAS b BEvGH. late OF No. -,
w 2ist Street, New York City. Ycu
hereby notified that anal rule for
divorce has been grsnied against you at
he suit Of Euica r. Bergh your wtfo
which will be heard in cour, of Common
Pleas No, 2. of Philadelphia County AZ
March Term, 1920. No. i5e, on Monday
the 22d day OF January A. D. 1929. on
which day you may appear and show
aauss II any you have. why such iivorcs
should not be granted against, you
=. POSTER THOMAS
Attnrney fer Libsliant 1883 Area Street..
4aAI&dclphla. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Sells Home in Morr;sto,ys,

". T. Dag, caterer and restaurateur.
purchased house on Altamont Court,
Morristown, n. j.. having disposed of
his present home to Mrs. Mary Hoch-
gesang, of Hackettstown. Gcnung &
Da.- were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Hebrew Society Sells House

The Hebrew National Orphan House
sold to the Downtown Zionist Center.
Inc. the four-story building, 25x8e g.,
a 81 st. Marks Place.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Sale in Thompson Street

he Duross Company and Harvey P.
jAughn sold 95 Thompson Street, q
ve-srorY tenement, 25X1c0, to Ange-
ina Mariana.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Brown Sells I42d Street House

Frederick Brown, purchased rom
client, Herman A. Ackcr. 5l6 and 51S
West l43d Street, a six-story elevator
apartment. 100x10o, having accommo-
dations Tor thirty-six families.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE for imam Older chld. fac;ful
and reliable. highly recommended u.
Mas Holm aysr's ARencH. 20 Eat A3d 81,
third foor. Teie phone 8es7 Murray E.il
80
NURSE Young. English ass.s, chamber
work. willing. Miss Fitzgerald Bureau.
500 9Th a..
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW York COUNTY.
-Herran Kraut. Plaintiff VS. Abe
Honosuke. Defendant. Summons
TO THE ABOVE $AMED DEFENDANT.
You are hereby sulumnreG to answer th<
com piaint IN this action. and TO xcrv- .
copy OF your answer. or. Il the complaint ~
nat served with the summons to n~rve a
notice OF Appearance tho plaintiffs at
tornsy within twenty days after the service
of this summons, -~ffasiVA al the day AZ
snrvice. In case or your ian-e@ 20 anpe.~
answer. jcdg nent viii be taken axainy.
rou by default Tor tbs relief demanded "a
sae complaint.
Dated. November 18th 1921
fSfDoE e. ScHLEsrNEEF
Attorney FOR Plaintir $50 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York.
70 Abe Konosuk-
The foregoing summons 10 serv~a vau ey
publication, pursuant to an order OF Ho,s
sreosge ' Mulian, just Ice OF tn. su5rerns
Court ef the State or New York datsd fh =
ism day OF November. 1921 sad fled With
The com psaint in the once OF the Clark cs
thc County OF New York. At the Coun -
Court House. IN the Borough 81 Mxrhat-
tan. City. County and state OF New yorl-
Dated New York. November IL. 1921
lSTDOR e SCHLESfNCEp
Attorney sor Plaintiff. Once ard p q.
address, 2ss Broadway. Boroush es
Manhattan. New Yoyk City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30

SUPREME COURT. NEW York cot.r-r
--LANDRoS ADAMS. plaiattr arain.e
CDySSEIS BARLAFAs ard IpuX
CaElsrou. as partners. Defsadsnta
TO THE ABOVE E-SAMED PLAINTIFF
Notice In hereby given 60 yoa 10 a.,
point an attorney 70 represent you IN *.
above entitled action. Dated. n \. Be.
Gambler Is. 1924.
DEMETREUs a. pAppY
Attorney for Defendant Odyssru. A>
tafas. o a. r O. Address gas uresx
way Borough es A&nhaetxn. City cs
re THE ABOy E-SAAED PLAINTIFF.
no loregoing notice is served upon ~,,,
ey publication pursuant to an ords- -
non william r Barr. oas OF the Jusf sns.
Q. tne Supreme Court of tina ssafe -
New fork County OF New YORK aatss1
the SIN day OF December 1874 ana osss
N tne onice OK tho Clerk or his s-rw.s@
os New ferx at the County ceurthouss =.
sne borough OF Manhattan C.ty- Cov.ss
anc Stase OF S.w York. '' ~'ussy
baiea. n T.. December Is. 1921.
pEMErKgEs A pxPpy
At.osncy for Defendant, Gay s.su. 49,
.sIa@ q +. q. Addrsss sss n>s~f~ :
way. Borough OF Aanhatssn. csss ~
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APARTMENTS TO IEr-ruBN1sHrp
Manhattan

AlEn1HULun
FAD ST. I2s WEST (fIptei Nobeiton,--
Newly decorated and furnished one. pwo
three out side rooms, bath: elevated sur.
face cars subway; room. bath, 500 month
ly and up; full hotel service: restaurant.
slST ST. columbus aV) (Hotel ColoniaI)
Newly decorated, furnished. II:
outside rooms, bath; elevated, surface cars
subway; $50 room. bath; full hotel service
restaurant.
e5D ST. AT MADISON Av. sfTotel A,hton9
Newly decorated and furnished one
two, three outside rooms and bath; buses
surface cars, subway: $40 weekly up, fui
hotel service restaurant.
APARTMENTS TO LETT NFURNIsHED
Manhattan
MADISON AVE. I'll. corner SD st.-Ex-
ceptional two-room suites possession a
once. HARRIS VOuGHT & COMPANY. 6
Ia ST 46th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamibermaids

CHAMBERMArD. waitress -ourE. 1>at.
capable willing; very highly recon-
rnenced. Miss HAIRS Bureau. u ". <sth
81. vanderbilt ss+o-
CHAMBERMAfD-W " AlTR tSs-VAry nest
pleasing; country preferred Wettiers
Agency, 20 v. 4Sd. i.ongacre 1857.
CHANBERMAID WAITRESS Young
Irish Catholic. excellent. Miss Fitzssr-
ala s-Buresu as5 9Th sv
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT Swedish cooks char, be-.
maids. butiers ana couples city. coun.
try. Be-ra Carison's swedish Agencies TAI
Les ingt on ave. near 5lst It Rhirelaadsr
sS4'- 2gs0 Broadway. corner s2d g..
APPROVED HELP 49, Eooks chamber
maids, Naliresses nurses. governesses.
couples. 'aun5 5-esses. hoGseWorksrs MISS
Halls Bureau ~ W. ttth. vsncsrbiit sac
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Day Workers
General Houseworkers, Etc.

EDESEW ORk Ell. excellent cocs 7-slfress
CHAM be-rla.d Nettier's Ag@ace % W
4sd. fongacrs ss57
IfOrsEWORKER-Yo good coo1. .z-
cellent reference. M.ss F3tzgeraid's H.
:esu 36s 5th Gv
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Brooklyn

LEFFERTS FL. fg2-Largr well fur
usshed suit a bic for or two. shower I;
private house: quiet scction. Prospect sT7i-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewe,ry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bougn. and soid sor c.sh
Advice free. Bennett i75 Bway. - door.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Cooks

coOK-conapeten in al branches: agree
able. economical. anywhere. IS NetfieS
Agency. 20 ". 4Sd. lcngacrs ssar.
COOK-Toung. very efficient. h ghly rec
commended. Miss Halls Bureau. y W.
4Sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
APARTMENTS TO LETT sFuRsrsHE1

BRONX REAL ESTATE
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Classified Advertisements A
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOsT.-At Hifz-Csrifon ballroom or res
eaursrt or Ia taxi between RITZ ana :. . .
East 7sd St Diamond fexibis brseeiet-
Liberal reward will be paid on return %
ll5 East 75d St
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic

Rl-LERS, COOKS HoI SEtVoRK ERS-
deal serrsris well trained. ~or7pef erf
rfite. coiored. Fiiip'nos. etc tss aud u,
H-ettlsr's Agsncs. % X. <3d. Longarr~ tsss
EiTLbRS. second mon. housernen useful
couple. groon,r city country Miss
Halls Bureau. II West 4fth It. Wander
bit 834o
tef Pl-E-Exceiicnt ? cook. butler. refined
Southerners. me appe.rsnce aare.shi.
srue' worthy antire work. Weitfers
Agency. 2G ". -. tonEacre sS61
JAP ESE-Ex pc rienced cook butler: splsn-
did refcrences- Agency. los West tsth.
Bryant 77s7
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
ROARDERS WANTED

So7E ST AT LEXINGTON AVE. fHossl
Rutfedge) - For ladies: one room ana
raeals from sls up; elevator. telephons.
etc.: full hotel service; newly decorated
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Vest Side

5oTH ST, u wEST-Large rooms, private
bath gentlesnens permanent: references
slST ST COLUMBUS AVE. Colonial Hotei)
Newly decorated furnished rooms: Use
OF bath. 9f2 weekly up; elevated. surSarS
cars subway. full hotel service: restaurant
Ss5 WEST END AvE.-Suite single rooms
and studios. with without bath; rex
erence
New-York tribune., 1921-12-30
Lost Bankbooks

LOsT-Bankbook No. sbs755. ths Grsen-
wich Savings Bank. 2fs 6th av. Ne"
York CITY. Payment stopped. Please re-
turn to bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
CH|CKASAW CHAPTER
j D { HAS Definite
GOAL, ORGANIZATION
OF SPLENDID IDEALS

Chickasaw Chapter, L. y. c., was
organized April Is, 1899, with 20
charter members. Mrs. Il. w. Car
ter, mother Of Congressman Charles
d. Carter, was elected president and
Served until her death in September
1917.
Chickasaw chapter with 20 other
chapters Of the state, are educating
three girls OF southern lineage; two
at Women's College at Chickasha and
one at the Normal at Edmond, in ad-
dition to this work they are erecting
Il monument and marker at the
grave of General Stanwatie. the only
Indian general OF the Confederacy,
who made the last surrender Of the
war between the states al Doakville.
Choctaw Nation, on June 16, 1855.
The objects of the U. d. C. are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

historical, benevolent, educational and
social. The u. u. G. did more for
the boys in Khaki as an organization,
than any other i'm the United States.
They endowed seven beds in the
American Military Hospital. No. l.
Neuilly, France, at cost Of 5000,
q bed and since the close of the war
they are striving for a $4,000 schol-
arship, known as the Hero Fund OF
1918, for the education of the world
war veterans.
The L. u. C. has scholarships worth
$4,000 in college universities-schoois
in north, south, east and west-lrom
Columbia, New York, Vassar, Uni.
versity Of Chicago. to private schools
for girls and boys Of southern line
age. A fund is also given for the
support of those who are not in a
home.
We expect to effect an organization
Of the children Of the Confederacy
in order that the children may carry
on the good work started by their
grandmothers and mothers any they
will do for the veterans OF the world
war what their mothers are doing
for the heroes of 61-65.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
THE SUNSHINE MAIDS
At PR|N CESS THEATRE
ALL THIS WEEK

The Sunshine Maids with Sam Bar
low open weeks engagement at the
Princess Theatre this afternoon pre-
senting for their opening bill out
a-Luck" fast moving miniature
musical comedy full of mirth and
music. The attraction carries eighteen
people. Special scenery for every
production and wardrobe unexcelled
by a similar organization. Other
principals in support OF Mr.. Barlow
who have appeared here before with
other attractions and who will be
welcomed back to Ardmore are Wall
ter Wright, Miss Sue Hale, Bobby
Stevenson and Gerie Lockwood.
Several novelties are introduced by
the company during the action of the
bill the most noteworthy being. The
Syncopated Wedding opening and the
Bungalow Number during which a
bungalow is built in full view of the
audience.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
The Purposes OF The Retail Merchants
Association; Its Responsibility And
Relationship To Citizens OF Ardmore

would be dealt with. respected law
as no other influence could do.
Responsibility Of Secretary
There are few who realize the great
responsibility Of the secretary Of an
association Of this character. They
have no IDEA how many times each
day he handles the moral and credit
standing of his fellow citizens how
careful he must be lest there be some
mistake, thus doing that individual
an irreparable wrong or else causing
the merchant, banker. or physician a
financial loss. yet that habit OF being
cautious soon becomes so strong that
It is difficult for him TO keep from
being a pessmist. Many times mer-
chants accuse him Of being over eau
tious. hut they almost invariably
find him right. which is no wonder
because he has every advantage OF
them in passing Judgment. he has the
combined knowledge Of all the busi-
ness men to refer to and IL not in
fluenccd by an ambition to make n
sale.
ArdmOre Association Strong
Our association Is one OF the strong
est and best equipped in Oklahoma.
There is more business of various
character transacted in this office
than there Is in any office in the
state except two, which are located
in large cities.
Our business is rapidly on the in
crease. January lst, 1920, we had
a membership OF S5. we now have
100 OF the leading business firms OF
the city.
The Officers
Our officers are selected from
among the best business men in
Ardmorc, and are as follows:
George NJ. Henley. President: Tom
Frame, vice president; II. r. Shine,
secretary: Directors: Dave Daube,
Cabe Newman, Moss Patterson. II. j..
Crockett, Frank Gates. Don Cochran,
John Whiteman, John $. Sneed, j.
w. Kruger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
Pleasant Valley Farms Milk
Used in Churning Troco
This letter says:
Geoflsmeu.

All milk used in churning Troco
comes from the model daifies of the
famous Pleasant Valley Farms of
Waukesha, Wis. II is MIXED from
tuberculin tested herds, is certified
by the producer to be absolutely
pure. We know no other firm max
ing a similar product which takes
such a precaution. It is our final step
in the perfection of TrocO.