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The New York herald., 1921-11-11
REALTY JOTTINGs.

Lawrence. Blake & Jewell have placed
n loan of $4,000 at per cent. for
fifteen years on the northwest corner OF
1eSth street and Valentine avenue. The
Bronx. for the erection of n six story
apartment house. 109x100x Irregular.
Brown. Wheelock Company. Inc, has
been appointed by the Central Union
Trust Company of this city and L. A
Juilliard. trustees. exclusive agent OF the
nine story store and loft building at 50
Fifth avenue. southeast corner of Sew
enteenth street.
Charles 3. Van Valen. Inc, was asso.
riate broker in the sale OF the spencer
jennings estate at Glen Cove, l.. l.. re-
rorted sold recently By Warren Muir
dock.
George f. Chambers. for the last six
Years editor OF the Brooklyn Weekly
Neps, has become office manager for
Tutino e. Co.. real setate brokers. at
53ne Fifth avenue. Brooklyn.
Frank Laurino is the buyer of 3S Bed
ford street and Joseph McGimpsey the
real buyer Of 14S West 130th street. sold
recently.
Louis NJ. Hanna is the purchaser OF
1859 Briggs avenue, sold recently.
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BROWN RESELLS LAST
OF HAMILTON PL. FLATS
Takes Quick Profit on Six
Houses; Other Deals.

Frederick Brown has resold 10 an in
vesting client OF Nehring Brothers two
seven story elevator houses including
sos West 142d street. 10 to 1872 Hamil-
:on place and 500 West i43d street !;
, also the two adjoining six story elevator
houses at 502 and 504 West l43d street.
This completes the resale of the six
houses bought BY Mr.. Brown through
Nehring Brothers last week. The entire
purchase involved more than sS00,00
Other MuItifamiIy House Deals.
Myer Isear, operator. has bousht the
Sunnycrest six story elevator apart
ment house. near Broadway, at Gil
West 18th street, on plot 75x100. from
client of Guggenhelmer, Untermyer &
Marshall, attorneys. Morrison & Schif
represented the buyer. Stanley Wolfson
was the broker. The property was held
at $4,000
The heirs of the late Gov, Levi p.
Morton have sold to the 400 Manhattan
Avenue Corporation the Douglas and
Desmond apartments. two six story ele-
vator houses at the northwest corner of
Seventh avenue and 121st street. The
houses were sold for S245.000. They
front 100.11 feet on the avenue and 80
feet on the street. \ mortgage for
S210.0O0 is allowed to remain on the
property by the Morton estate.
Another Harlem deal involves the sale
by Henry Stern TO George Whiteside of
the Deshler. seven story elevator
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner of ST. Nicholas avenue and 114th
street. The building has an avenue
frontage OF 5e2 feet and a street meas
urement of 7G.6 feet. The recorded pur-
chase price was $125,000.
The Buxbaum Realty Company has
sold the st. Errnins, a six story elevator
apartment house. 110x99.11. at 549
West 163d street adjoining the north
east corner of Broadway The new
owner is the Steinfeld Realty Corpora
ton, with Nathan Sugarman. John w.
butcher and Betty Soloman as directors.
1t acquired the property subject to
mortgages for S171,000.
Daniel II. Jackson and Thomas S.
Shorten sold to the 1852 West End Ave-
nue. Corporation, Harry Josephson
president, 752 West End avenue. adj
Joining the corner of Ninety y-sixth street.
Ave story apartment, rented at $15.o0O
per annum and held at 100000
J. p. and f.. J. Murray. with Emanuel
Bach sold for the Montefiore Home the
double store and fiat at 1893 Lexington
avenue. adjoining the corner of 1O6th
street
The three, four and FIVE story tene-
ments with store. on plot 129.5X97x ir-
regular. at 129-135 Washington Place
West have been sold by Margaret A
Huntington to Margaret Riley Ihey
face Sheridan square.
b. F. Knowles Company sold two five
story tenement houses at IS, 81 and So
Broome street for the A. G. Corpora
tion.
Culver & Co. sold from plans for the
Joint Ownership Construction Company.
Inc, an apartment in 1876 East Sixty
seventh street to Miss Mary c. Parker
Of the Federal Reserve Bank.
The newly formed 76 Clinton Street
Realty Company Of. r. Blitz, +. Har-
rison and NJ. Alpert) purchased the six
story tenement with stores. 25x61, at 76
Clinton street. at the southeast corner
Of Rivington street. 1t is represented by
Sobel G. Brand attorneys.
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New York state-sale or Rent.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
ATSON FARM AGENCY, 4s9 9TH AMY
New Jcrscy--Saie or Rent.

A SMALL family OF. refinement and educa
tion secure title TO and occupy at once
this quaint Colonial home. located on ono of
the best streets OF celebrated suburban
residential section near New York city, where
the desires of the neighboring families as to
the personality OF the buyer must and will
receive first consideration, on the payment
of $3.50, balance of $4,000 on first mort
gage. The plot fronts 100 IT, on the street
and the house is surrounded by beautiful
grove OF white birches and shading oaks;
contains rooms and bath and wide veranda
The elevation Is over 800 IT.; II is only Few
minutes walk TO railroad express station, on
the best committing road out of New York
city, and is offered complete. with nothing
extra to buy. There are over 800 commuters
from this section now. Bathing, boating,
skating, golf, tennis and country clubs are
available, together with fine schools.
churches and markets: 1t is bargain bargain and ana
have regard for proper environment. ] will
take less for all cash; Your reply VIII re,
attention. IMMEDIATE. 2. o. Box 31s. City
Hall station. New York city. ity.
ATTRA Give Dutch Colonial houses. $4,000.
si7.5o0 and 100000 rooms; bath, gas
steam and every Improvement; best section
EUGENE JOBS-H. II. BECK CO.,
T,aclsawanna Station. summit. y. ).
r7EE list houses ssr sale ard rent. Write
VAN wtNKI.E 50, Euthsrserd, y. J.
GARAGE FOR saF. II. 900 square feet. 100
cars capacity. IN centre OF city; Apply
SOMMER, 30 Morris sv., Newark. Iso'
Branch Brook.
WEST ENCLEWOOD-Free and clear, brick
residence: will consider private house In
Manhattan or two family house In Bronx.
AARON WEISS, owner, 15a Nassau st.
Beekman 1898
LOTS OF LOTS AND REAL HOMES
AT SACRIFICE rRfCES. EASY TERMS
Re,d & Lowcry. at Junction Palisade. N. J.
YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED
a HOME m THE COUNTRY.
Look this one over IN the healthy
town of Ramsey. N. j.; altitude ZOO
feet; splendid committing service.
main line Erie A nine room and
bath modern house, steam heat:
electricity. hardwood floors. shrubs,
shade trees: all kinds fruit; garage.
barn. Plot 20ix2o5. Price. $1,000.
Reasonable terms. Thos., Kennedy
I:amscy. N. :. Phone f>o-J.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

HAVE 35 acres located in the Fourth Ward,
Borough of Queens, city OF New York, free
and clear, valued at $3.50, 900, will add $780,
600 cash for high class building. Owners
needing money get in touch with me.
Irving APPEL, Atty. 220 Fifth av.
HAVE 20 lots free and clear Sheffield
Manor, Springfield Road Borough OF
Queens. Will add cash for private house.
country place or flat. l. Irving APPEL. Atty.
900 Fifth av.
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11Sth ST.. 400 WEST

Seven rooms bath. two toilets. corner
apartment, al improvements. private family
only considered. immediate possession
newly decorated. rent 80 COO.
W. AIANsON ALEXANDER.
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3 WEST s7TH STREET.

Regular housekeeping suite. rooms, huge
living room. large bedroom. rcal kitchen:
high clage 1ps ifWr1t hrugp. 81 800: best
vaiu, iu ht Cilf select location.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FACTORY. brick. 5000 square feet, in centre
of city. Apply SOMMER. 80 Morris av.,
Newark. Branch Brook 1907.
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REAL ESTATE--OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Sa:- or ISenr.

New Jersey-Sas~ or Kent.
HERE THEY GO.
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION,
Saturday. Nov. 12th. at 2:3O r. NJ, In large
tent on the premises, rain or shine.
REMAINING; 80 LOTS
BURK PROPERTY,
located Elizabeth and High sts,
opposite Robert Morris Grade School,
SOUTH BOUND BROOK. N. J.
Few minutes walk Central r. r. station
and trolley. All improvements water. gas,
sewer. Owner orders absolute sale regardless
of price to close out holdings. Rare oppor-
tunity to buy highly desirable property at
fraction of its worth. Perfect title. Easy
terms.
i. NJ. CLEVELAND, Auctioneer, 222 Market
ST Newark. Y. j. Phone Market a44L.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED
Borough of Brooklyn.

Borough of Brooklyn.
BEDFORD section 261 jefferson av.. large
house, four bathss parquet. electricity, In
stanfaneous hot water; near subway. cars.
NEW or Z room modern houses and garage
for rent, S00-S110. CLINTON TRADING
CORPORATION. 1856 Remsen ST.. Brooklyn.
Phone Main 3640.
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MisceIlaneous-Sale or Rent.

MisCe11aneOus-Salo or Rent.
ATTENT1ON-Build your home now, ready
for spring occupancy; deal direct and save
middlemens profits; win show you how,
either on your lots or ours. Address Co
OPERATION. z 922 Herald, Fulton St
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FOR lease for a term OF years, : lots. 9Th st.
and East River. n. Y. G. Inquire 417-23
East 3Tth ST., New York city.
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FiOrida-Sale or Rent.

FLORIDA-For information about the orange
and grapefruit growing sections call, write
or phone
TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE,
y. Y. Branch office. 46 Il. 41st ST., near
Madison av. NJ lrray Hill 6940.
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From battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.

TIE QUEENSBORO CORPOH HION.
80 East 42d ST., corner Madison av.
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ATTRACTIVE Dutch Colonial houses. $4,000
S1T5OO and $4,000 rooms. bath, gas
steam and every Improvement; best section
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK CO.,
Tnckawanna Station. summit. ~. j.
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Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write f. UNSEE
Nineola Tel. Garden City 1G4eW.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AsHToRTH e. CO.. jol 9TH av. Tel. murr
Hill 0142.
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WEST ENGLEwooD-Free and clear. brick
residence: will consider private house In
Manhattan or two family house In Bronx.
AARON WEISS. owner, 15i Nassau st.
1Gnn
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LOTS OF LOTS AND REAL HOMES
AT SACRIFICE PRICES. EASY TERMS
Peid q Lowory at Junction. Paiisade. N. J.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

II Nntica RI horahv oiven fhaf Chat
oo,.te;n rtes~ ~ oar+s.rs =, .xscntad and asliv.
~. sr.d I hv % Cal Roseth and nortea
.pnsa+h u. u;fe n,nrtoa1or. - The
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1oth dau ~ Novanher 1oia and f,lad
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The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
/. FARGO |I||'|| 0 PRINTERS P. ! Il !
FIGHTING UNIONS
Organize Against The
Workers New Al
Hour Plan

John J. Hannaher was elected pre-
sident 3of the Fargo Moorhead Typo
thetae at the annual meeting held last
week. Fred B. Black was named vice.
president and Ralph w. Keller secre-
tary. Organization Of a Fargo Moor
head chapter Of the National 48- Hour
League was effected. j. A. Pierce
was named chairman and Roy Will
es, secretary-treasurer Of the new or
ganization. It is the purpose Of the
body to combat the demand Of the
Typographical union for q 44-hour
week. s.sst Y. sf
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lAIll0'1 LABOR |. ! ! !! | |
4g||lIll,'s' ] ! sI0's
Reports In dicate : That
Feeling Is Strong
III, kgaillst Him

% Ainet labor viii not support the
candidacy u B. Az Nsstos for COVER.
nor at thes recall election the I. w. a,
9plans$ 10 hold ii November Il the OPT
sniion expressed BY q leading Great
Northern railway worker and prom.
nent Id labor circles is any indica-
ton Of the general feeling against the
!Aheme town" tooter Of the Big bank
er.wheat, gambler forces.
"a . letter t6 .The N ofld, this work.
}srs sof the Grsat n orthern railway ~.
81 part: Il isssst 4:
ss Am sending IN the blank cut
out Of 4 your paper for u years !.
a s subscription to the g E and 4
one dollar 70 the campaign fund. #
81, Il every working man that is9l. I.
On the right side as every work
ing msn al should b1,5 would donate
Is much according to his circulrn- \
stances as ] am with the $1.O0,
the working men 81 the state,s
.. could alone, 90 over the $4,000
mark. The trouble with ttlis mn
5 jority is they don't act ~ they
think. q!
5.:Ss i ~ alse : reader of Labor
ard the Courier-N eMs'' md sssi
member sof. the of L, i. 3 s5FIs.s si7s.
I don't think Nestos will get
much support from labor I'D his
. Swn home town 10 he ID d joke to-
the majority ofs us.
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Mi. Farmer Reader =:
FIIoRsAL.E

USED CARS
1--1920 Maxwell Touring. Run less
than 1000 miles.
1-1918 Dodge. Touring. Overhaul
ed, excellent shape.
1-191S E-45 Buick Touring. Over
hauled, fine condition.
.S.ssf HARRY K. McHUGH,
Dodge Brothers Motor. Cars
: Devils Lake, N. d.
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laws they want to put over.
81 Isl nm satisfied tho Il the work
ers or farmers can be properly
posted on what these same laws
win mean to them, they will oil
vote no on every one.
Commune icatiOns
] From All The ! = eople
Dear ]: Sir:

Dear Sir: s3sss-g
IShave noticed in your valuable pa
per of your intention 70 make public
a list Of signers Of petitions asking
for. i recall election, This is not new
and i do not Wish 70 give syou credit
as the originator Of this method Of
intimidation as we are thoroughly
.conyinced that YOU mean business.
The most Of 10 are as gentle as.
tie lambs and are the victims Of big
business,s' Z or we wonld not have sign.
ed. 4;
Father forgive us as we know not
what we do? You will wonder why
! am writing this and / viii say that
i write to ask q favor.
@ Please print my name at the head
OF the list and underseore sit as u
would like q little cheap publicity at
your expense also you may print this
letter 81 you wish. Sd &
win close with s feeling that !
have done my duty sas = free Ameri-
can citizen and further wish TO state
that il MI. Nestos Is d athead' Z what
may We say with reference TO that
dome" I" on Gov. Frasier's should ders.
You tell 'em sausage you'v got the
CUTS. :
Very truly yours, 'ts8
G. II. e CONAWAY. jss. ].
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FOR SALE-5 ROOM cottage, fine cis-
tern, good double garage, chicken
house, every room Of house newly
decorated. First floor rooms all
hardwood varnished floors. Newly
y installed electric lighting fixtures,
screened porch-new furnace last
> fall. A dandy little home. Price
right. Address Box J, care The
j World. 40
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FOR SALE OYERLAND, model SS,
s passenger automobile in good con-
dition, nearly new tires all around.
Run only about 1000 miles. Win
B demonstrate. II interested, at q
a low price anyone can afford, ad-
Il dress World Office, Box Number
b s. AT.
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FOR SAL Or will trade as good as
new FordscH tractor. Cash or good
8 livestock. Address Manford Gustaf-
4 son, 2, miles east of Devils Lake
81 (route ~. 4-27
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u FOR SALE-n you have anything
to sell, trade or barter, put . want
1asad" In The. Werld. The World is
read by more farmers than any other
paper in the county.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20

FOR SALE37 371a foot vacant build
ing lot on Third street, close in.
Low price for quick deal Address
sol Third street. 40
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FOR SALE-Primrose cream separa-
II tor No. 2, good as new, $4,000. Kel-
ss " Brothers Electrical Shop, under
State Bank on Fourth st. eli |413n
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ADVERTISE III THE WORLD.
ADVERTISE IN THE WORLD
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b Is j FOR SALES. CIV. Lsghorn eggs
from excellent layers. $1.50s per 15.
ALFRED Dahl. r. No. !, Crary, N.D.4-27
FOR Sale Cheap, the r. +. Powell
Z Chautauqua cottage. Inquire +. w.
s Powell, Cando, N. Dakota. 6-29
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Labor
Union Roster

~ =
I. A. Of n. :
Local Number 2 =
Meets .
First and Third Monday Mites "
Of each month :
sss 81 d ..s at =
Central Labor Hall -
John v. Harris, Pres. :
P. M. Peterson, Rec. Secy. :
Fred Crawford, Fin. Secy. :
= =
Great Northern :
Federated Shop Crafts :
Meets :
First Thursday Night :
Of each month :
Central Labor Hall :
G. r. Sneesby, Pres. :
G. W. Med Donnell, :
Secy.-Treas. :
sss+
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H. g. Walker, Rector.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
MoNDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS SEPTEMBER H. 1921

ture picture, is one in the palace
courtyard, when the queen Of the
petty European kingdom inspects
her royal guard.
Constance Binney, the diminutive
Realart star. playing the title role,
Is seen In the uniform of a colonel
OF the royal regiment
The decorations worn by the little
queen are genuine decorations be-
slowed at one time and another
upon various persons by various
monarchs OF old Europe. These
decorations have become the prop
erty OF a New York collector of
antique jewels and art objects, and
were borrowed for Miss Binney's
use in this picture.
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terday and scored a bit hit The
poppy chorus is one Of the reasons
1t went over SO big. II Is a new
and novel story for which much
credit is due Lawrence Bringham.
writer, who also plays one Of the
leading roles. The musical num-
bers are something new, q little
different than the ordinary musical
comedy.
Fred Fauntleroy. the boy with a
dozen talents, feature act de luxe,
was a feature that deserves a great
deal more mention than the space
will allow. First a song, then a
solo on a newly constructed fiddle,
small broom with the string at
tachment, and last, the audience
thought he Was going to cut up, but
he played Sweet Mamma" on a
saw.
Benny Kirkland, the blackface
comedian, sang a few songs and
had the audience in an uproar con-
tinuaIly throughout his numbers
Brandeaux and Smith, in the spe-
cialty number, Spanish Dance, =
made a big hit and were called
back time after time. Other spe-
cialties that deserved much credit
are La Vera Reno and chorus in
Becky" and Fern Emmett and
chorus singing II Am a Bride"
The photoplay, 'Bucking the I'll
ger" featuring Conway Tearle, is
a snappy northern play that fascin-
ates and holds your interest
throughout. All in all, the entire
program is one of the best that has
ever been shown here, and it is the
policy of Rosenfield, Hopp & Co to
continue to give the theatre-going
public as good and clean entertain
ment as money can buy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Spencer Square.

In The Sign on the Door"
Norma Talmadge, Incompatible
emotional actress OF the silent
drama, is seen at her best in the
most interesting and absorbing
screen vehicle yet given to this
talented star.
The Sign on the Door" opened TO
a capacity house at the Spencer
Square last night. 1t is a screen
version of Claiming Pollocks
highly successful stage play of the
same name, and to merely say that
it is creditable one would be put
ting the facts very mildly indeed
A splendid plot is extremely well
presented on the screen The story
concerns Ann HuRniweiI, a pretty
stenographer, who, through no
fault of her own, is compromised
by her employers scapegrace son.
Later, when she marries a man of
high character and social standing,
the fellow comes into her life
again. He is killed in a struggle
with her husband. The husband
does not know that his wife has
witnessed the tragedy. An extra
ordinary denouement follows her
act in summoning the police and
accusing herself of the shooting.
In this production Norma takes
full advantage of the opportunities
for dramatic and emotional acting
in wonderful fashion. And the
technique and artistry of Herbert
Brennon. who directed 1.-The Sign
on the Door" is apparent through
out the production.
The star has excellent support
| Charles Richman is seen as heI
leading man, and others prominent
/ in the cast are Lew Cody, David
Proctor, Helen Weir and Paul Nc
| Allister
THE Sign on the Door" was
adapted for the screen by Mary
Murillo and Herbert Brennon. 1t is
First National attraction.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12

ished the last bottle everyone asked
me what made the wonderful change
n me. told them about LYDIA T.;
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ana
Recommend it wherever can give
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70 help suffering women as your RENE
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Why Will women drag around day
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remedy for such troubles, For nearly
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12

company, and his associates. Early
this year the company was taken
in hand by it's bankers. and in June
three committees. representing the
banking and commercial creditors,
the noteholders and the first pre-
ferred stockholders, were formed
to work oct reorganization plan.
After survey of the situation
the banking and commercial cred
itors committee announced that the
company's assets totaled approx
mately $40, 1000 900 and its iabili-
ties $50, o00, 900.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
PROPERTY HoLDKRS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons Interested that the board Of
trustees of the village of Milan,
Ill, have ordered the construction
OF paving with brick blocks on
Water street from the east line of
Third street TO point go feet west
OF the west line of Second street.
also the roadway of Third street
from the center line of Water
street. south to the north line of
the right of way of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway COM
pany, near Grant street, together
with the return roadways of Dick
son, Williams and Grant streets.
respectively, intersecting Third
street, and the return roadway of
Second street intersecting Water
street, in the village of Milan, Ill.
And the ordinance for the same
being on file in the office of the
clerk of the village of Milan, and
the said village having applied to
the county court OF Rock Island
county, Illinois, for an assessment
of the costs of said improvement by
special assessment, according to the
benefits; said assessment being
payable in 10 installments, each
bearing interest at the rate of per
cent per annum; ard an assess
ment therefor having been made
and returned to said court, the
hearing thereon will be had on the
oath day of September, A D. 1921.
at the hour OF O'Clock a. m, or
as soon thereafter as the business
of the court will permit
All persons desiring may file OBJ
jections in said court before said
day and may appear on the hear
ing and make their defense.
Dated this Sth day of September,
| A. D. 1921. at Milan, Ill.
ROBERT E. LITTLE,
! Officer Appointed to Make the As
sessment-{Advert