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The New York herald., 1921-03-26
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Business and Apartment House
Property Deals Mark Day of
Colorless Trading.

W. e. Dean & Co. sold for the Pough-
keepsie Trust Company as substituted
trustee for Elizabeth V. Newin and
Girard Trust Company Of Philadelphia,
MS executor and trustee for Delaney v.
Newlin. the fve story building at S2i
Pearl st., 24x1o0, near Ferry St. II had
been in the Newlin family since 1903
and was always held free and clear.
The purchaser is an investor.
Cruikshank Company sold for the
Irving National Bank. as trustee for
Denis Arnould, 3s5 Canal ST. a five
story, 20 foot building close to the pro-
posed entrance to the vehicular tunnel
between New York and New Jersey
MuItifamily House Sales.
Barnett Levy and Simon Sunderland
soid for the S. *. j. Realty Company
to Louis Norman the seven story ele-
vator apartment house, 25.11x100, at 201
West 18TH st, northwest corner OF Sew
enth av.
Ararat Realty Corporation, " z. NJ
Boyajian treasurer purchased $50 and
2S2 West 10Sth st, six story apart
ment house arranged for four families
TO floor and renting for $4,000. 1t
was held at $125.000. Negotiations are
now pending for a resale. Francis Do
vale was the broker.
Nehring Bros. sold for Steinberg &
Pekoik to West Thirtieth Street Com
pany. NJ. Forman president 439 West
214th St. adjoining Amsterdam av.. a
five story, thirty family apartment
house, 75x1o0. renting for $1e,500 and
held at s115.000. The attorney for the
purchaser was Benjamin A. Hartstein.
B. Bloch sold for N. Grabenheimer the
two five story apartments 529-531 West
10th ST., near Broadway, to A. Palermo.
Among the Dwelling Buyers.
Pease & Elliman sold for Mrs. L. s.
kohustaum three story dwelling, Tx
122, at 1873 East Seventy first St, to a
doctor for occupancy.
Porter & Co. sold for Lulu Thompson
and others TO separate buyers the two
three story dwellings,. each 16.Sx10011,
a. SO and 81 West 1f9th st.
Jacob Fl. Fall< sold to Martina Thonp-
son the three story dwelling at l27 West
121st St. 17x1o0.
j. Anthony Minott sold for Mrs Lucille
6lade 215 West 12sth ST., three story
dwelling. 1S.sx1oo.
The Pasadcna in Long Lease.
The Pasadena. a twelve story apart
ment house with stores at the south
west corner of Broadway and Sixty-first
street, is being leased for long term of
years by the owners, the Columbian
Realty Company. to the 10 West Sixty
first Street Corporation, formed at Al
bany. with capital OF 100000. and
having r. Teitelbaum, NJ. Ecker and D.
NJ. kahan as directors The structure
fronts s7.3 feet on Broadway and 81 g
feet on Sixty-first street
oil Reaneries In S5OO,oOO Lease.
Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc. leased to
the Barnsdall Corporation. oil refiners
OF 21 East Fortieth street. the twenty
third floor Of the new Liggett Building
Tor a long term at an aggregate rental
OF about 100000.
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~ THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vEsEr s1REET.J


MADISON .AV, 63, cor 2Ith St, 24.ax
1if. ) story loft and store buildinE-J osepl
Rablnowitz et al vs. Frederick y Fricke ct
I'll: Joseph A Seidman (n: Emanuel r
Cohen C9 due. si2.aQo.s6; adjourned TO
June !.
By Samuel Marx
WEST 42D ST. oJ6 to 260, 1. 20i.4 II Q
Of sth ay, 7s.sxi04. three story tcnements
and stores--Baron dc Hirsch Fund VS.
Mitchell Lehman ct al: NJ 5 & S Isaacs
(A); Peter 4 Hendrick (TD due. s104.-
005io; taxes. &c. 81. 2.i65.5o withdrawn
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey--sale or Rent.

New moving another
city for residence be had at remarkable bargain
at Property of tie suburban centrally
located of the pretes heahiest convenient and
pleasant strictly individual private communities New
New York Elevation 500 it, mosquitoes
Dry healthy climate. Fine committing Railroad
within min walk Bathing boating rights
of beautiful lakes with the land excellent
conditions only DID, fully equipped for immediate
has large beautifully and newly decorated and
fine bathroom. The
flower garden and splendid The
twohds Only title
right The balance of ST. arranged
term mortgages An opportunity worthy Of nyesga-
be duplicated for $1400 Details from
GEO. c. BLACKWELL Sherman So Hotel, and Broad
way New York City, Tel. S400 Columbus
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BEAUTIFUL room bungalow: 2Jia acres:
beautiful location: one mile from railroad.
Orange county. 6J Central Park West.
COUNTRY HOME in heart OF the beautiful
Finger l.aSes region: In residential section
Of Groton home of Corona Typewriter; 10
minutes from Cornell University so minutes
from express train TO Now York; z acres
fruit and maple trees. brooks running
through ground II rooms, baths. fireplace,
car garage, hardwood floors. white wood
work. range screens. high altitude, excellent
water. sewer; price $4,000; terms $1o,ooO
cash balance in easy mortgage payments.
TAulCfIII. Tei Audu 1890
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

WANTED-For summer season. furnished
cottage. about rooms, garage, on water.
with bathing privileges; north shore l.. L.
80 to As minutes out; moderate rental. Write
full particulars. A 1910 Herald. Fulton st.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long isiand-Sale or REM.

IOns Isiunu-Saie OF hent.
FOs SALE at Bay shore. L. l., room
house, about II cultivated acres. nicely
DoNEILAN. 14o Nassau St, Manhattan:
GARDEN CITY; II building lots; desirable
location. near Nassau Boulevard Station;
sell reasonable price. Schrock, ,291 Pearl.N.Y;
MANHASSET-7 room house. all improve
$4,000 THOMAS o'CoNNELL. Manhasset.
l.. i. Tel. 226.
SEVEN rooms and bath. all improvements,
SO. 800, 81 600 cash. CHAS. MOHRMANN.
Linden St. Bellmore. L. l.
WIDOW VIII sacrifice beautiful 10 acre
estate. Long Island, 20 miles from New
York city, on fine macadam road; large 10
out: among maple and birch trees: two
large orchards. containing apples and pears
price $25 900: worth double: terms to suit.
MRS. o'BRlE,N, 449 IIalsey St, Brooklyn:
Westchester-Saie or Rent.
BETWEEN MT. VERNON AND
BRONNvILLE.
Corner plot, 9Sx1s0; owning leaving town.
will sell 100000 house at much below value.
offer solicited: two baths. splendid porch,
10 minutes walk. Z minutes via trolley from
Mount Vernon or Bronxville.
COOLEY REALTY CO.
80 Prospect av., Mount Vernon, n. 7,
Phone Mount Vernon 34o0-01
COME OUT AT ONCE
And pick out your house from, tho
remaining four which have been
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
at 25co below cost OF reproduction
S13.Soo TO $4,000 CONVENIENT TERMS.
> 10 rooms-Two with garage.
wARD-CARPENTER 6 CO, nc,
16 Grand ST., White Plains. n. y. Eel. 2442.
COMMUTERS homes our specially Box
30, Port Chester, N. Y.
FOR sALE-At Bronxville, n. Y, beautiful
t.Af,f ~ o,A |, tIao. Iaat
built in garage; plot T5x100; never occupied ;
will sell for less than construction; can be
inspected by appointment. j. s. TOBlN, i6
Hall av.. White Plains. y. y.
LAKE MAIIoPAC.
Bungalow, six rooms and bath: electric
light: large shady plot; few minutes walii
10 station; permanent lake privileges; price
$4,000; liberal terms. SYLVESTER FRO
HOOK. II West Saith St, New York city
Phone Fitz Roy 1910.
SCARsDALE.
Attractive building plots in restricted resi-
dcntial community; Immediately at Scarsdale
Station New York Central. Harlem division:
approximately aOx100. $1,000; approximately
50xs5. 81 900. Mrs. J. A. ELSENEIs, Scars
dale 26I
SCARSDALE.
New Colonial house, nine rooms and three
baths; garage under spacious porch in the
rear: large corner plot; large shade trees
and shrubbery: liberal terms. Mrs. j. \.
ELSENER, Scarsdale 26i.
UP 10 DATE BARGAINS at Mount Vernon
Attractive. modern, English style stucco
residence. rooms, near country club.
ST., 500, terms easy: WIDE FRONT dwell
ing, rooms, baths, attached garage,
price $50, 900. SEVERAL large houses with
acres at very reasonable prices. ALL most
accessible to stations: 2s minutes from y. Y.
and near country, golf. tennis and boat clubs
ANDERSON REALTY CO.. % II. LIST St,
Mount Vernon. TEL, 1914.
YoNBERS.-New six room cottages. near
station, school, trolley; moderate first pay
ment: 500 monthly. MULLIGAN, so T.. i2d.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AN in the market to purchase three garages.
each one story in height and at least 100
rer square, in each of Manhattan, Brooklyn
and Bronx boroughs; state location. lowest
cash price and age of building and date
when same could be delivered. Address G -
Herald Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
REAL ESTATE--OUT OF CITY.
Massachusetts--Sa or Rent.

FOR SALE--Cape Cod shore property, i'm
proved and unin-roved large tracts, small
tracts; ready to Scupy. ready to develop:
ocean view: water privileges excellent Write
to CIIAS. BASSETT. So. Chatham. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26

ASBuRY PARK, Aiicnhurst. Deal. Ocean
Grove, Bradley Beach and r, Vicinity syrn,shnd. assm
pie pIete list HARRINGToN & CUNNING
HAM, Asbury Park. ~ J. ~
AsBURY PARK. ALLENHURsT, DEAL
BEACH. JACOB A. KING, ASBUHf
PARK, N. J. "
DEATH CAUSES THE OFFER OF this
$50 900 home for only $4,000. or furnished
complete for s2l 600. 10 rooms. baths
(tiled) oak floors, asbestos roof; cork tile
floor In buffers pantry, kitchen and closets
furniture to include linens. Oriental rugs,
library, pictures. solid silver. china, glass,
ware, kitchen utensils (aluminum). cnameled
range, vapor oil stove. mahogany lGrniture.
hair mattresses, electric lamps. couches,
home canned fruits and Vegetables, coal
wood, &C., &c. house 3Sx3s IT., lot 5ox a.
with . car garage: shrubbcry. trees, &c.'
solid porcelain fittings in Kitchen and bath
rooms. wonderful heating system (stoam)
arteslan water: located in Farmlngdale.
New Jersey. 70 minutes from Jersey City by
Jersey Central r. II. II yon find this ad-
vertisement overdrawn in the least ! viii
give the house 10 any charity YOU name.
Offer Is unique and genuine. Good for sum
mer or year round home. Photos on re-
quest. g. o., Box 2t2. Farmingdale. N. J:
EIGHTY room furnished hotel. Jersey coast; ;
near ocean and bay; good auto roads; at
tractive price and terms, for sale only
SEASHORE HOTEL CO.. room 605, Bailey
Building.
ELBEEON, DEAL, WEST END.
Furnished cottages for rent.
WARDELL & BURKE.
West End (near station).
FACTORY site III dcnscly populated suburb
: miles from New York: near = railroads
and within easy reach OF station Island.
owner VIII erect concrete block building.
approximately 10000 square feet for respon-
sibie party desrous Of entering into Z year
lease Rental $3.50 per month.
Exceptional opportunity n neighborhood
where labor is plentiful and transportation
facilities excellent. a Ioo5 Herald: Fulton ST.
NEW tapestry brick Colonial house. : rooms.
. baths. steam heat. open fireplace. re-.
stricted neghborhood plot 7ox250 well
shaded; sale only sacrifice price: easy
terms wALsTRtIM. GORDON a FORAiAN
100 Broadway. New York, or Ridgewood
N. ].
RTDGEwOoD. NJ J.--Three acre country
home, q room house. all improvements;
four room bungalow, large garage. barn,
chicken coop. fruit trees, near station, al
for $4,000. cash $1,000
from TO zoo acres. around Paterson. n. j.
Apply 10 CHRIS. DE ROSTER
1gi Carbon st. Paterson, N. y
nIDCEWOoD. es North Maple av.. opposite
town club--Beautifu Colonial house. y
rooms baths, excellent construction ana
condition. large and exceedingly NttiHctNe
grounds. ideal home for large iamtiS "f
suitable high class boarding house. uaisa,n .l;s,
III So1 500. owner anxious 20 ael Immediate
possession CsHEGAN g. LEVINE, i23 Kings
ton av.. Brooklyn. N. y. "
SEEING; Is RELIEVING. Come to-day. At
tractive homes. $4,000 and up. Largest
suburban home. Listing; GEORGE ~
HITcHCOCK. NC. Bogota, y. J. Telc-
phone Hackensack 2.
yprTyu for free list OF houses. sale. rent
\ VAN wINKff1 COs~ Huthewford~ hrJs
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.


ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.-Complete list SUM-
mer cottages. al sizes and prices. WAR
NER LINDSAY, Jr., Reaitor. 1907 Atlantic
av.; Chelsea Branch Office, 1901 Atlantic az.
,CEDARHURST, J.. ].
Furnished cottages, summer season $500
and upward.
4. A. KAvANAGH, Broker,
Office opp. r. II. Station.
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SUMMER HOME
New Jerscy-saIe or Rent.
Is ACRE GENTLEMAN'S FARM.
Cut This "Ad.- Out.
Go SEQ II To-day. Any Day.
Long Island--Sale OF Rent


co Sec II To-day. Any Day.
II Paramus Road (Frankin Turnpike
At East Ridgcwood Avenue, Ridgcwood.
Gardener always on premises. Beautiful
house. 10 rooms, bathroom. electricity; some
parquet floors: steam. newly decorated and
exterior painted. Electricity IN gardener =
house and barn all outbuildings. including
garage, pump house. chicken house, newly
painted. Very slightly lawn, shade trees,
shrubs. vines; large orchard just trimmed.
400 feet black and white grape vines; land
now being plowed, except small portion woods
and pasture; brook. Price includes horse
COW, chickens, wagons and implements
Exceedingly attractive place: among good
neighbors. Prince only $4,000. Way under
cost Go see It; ask for Bender Farm.
Photos. details, CHEGAN 4 LEVINE, II;
Kingston avenue, Brooklyn
ASBuRY PARk. AIlcbhmrst. Deal. Bradley
0crnn Grove, Eiberon. Yearly and summer
houses, hotels, garages. JACOB a. KING,
opposite North Asbury Park Station.
RUTHERFORD REALTY BARGAINS.
EDw. :. BROWN. shafer Ridg.. Rutherford.
cIIMMIT Houses, Farms, Estates. Thont,.
sou Co.. u Maple So. Tel 1910.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26

HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.
; STORY BUILDING
35th St. near Lexington Ave.
MURRAY HILL SECTION.
Will lease for term of years.
Opportunity to convert into small apartments.
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT & CO.,
so East AID st.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
AsHFoRTH & CO.. rot 5th av. Tel. MUIR
ray Hill ot42.
Downtown Business Real Estate.
lis william street. Phone 1000 John.
p. G. II. vOCLER,
Amsterdam av. and SD 81.
l.. II. WOOD 4 CO.,
12s West ed st.
7. RONTATNE BROWN.
2aa Madison nv.
Above 18th 81. to 59th ~. ,inciusivsl.
East River TO North River.
-Four story and basement, with four story
extension: possession arranged. JOSEPH G..
ABRAMsoN. 4G y. 46th. Bryant iooi.
Above 59th st.--5th Az. to East River.
"a T.. SisT ST. story American basement
floors and electric light; Immediate posses
sion. Scen any day between and 3 price
So. 800 JOSEPH G. ABRAMSON. 46 w. 18th.
Bryant 409i.
130-132 EAST 18TH sT.--f9x102.S each. two
story and basement, with story ex-
tensions; immediate possession: will sell to-
gether or separately price S52, 500 each. JO-
SEPH G. ABRAMSON. As w. 46th, Bryant
4o9f.
Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.
o64 w. o3D ST., between Broadway and West
End av.; 19xi0u story American base
ment, bathrooms, story buffers pantry
and bathroom extension; hardwood floors ana
electric liEhL modern in every way: iminedi-
ate pcssession sccn any day between lO-o:
price 5000. JOSEPH G. ABEAMSoN. 40
w. 46th. Tel. Bryant 4oot.
Wa shington Heights. Above ie5th ST.,
West of 8th Av.
CORNER lot. i50th ST. and Bradhurst av.
DE BAUM, onwer. Al Liberty ST.
DWELLING. 8 story, high stoop, 1sxioo; II
two families; immedite possession. JOHN
r. LEO. JR.. st. Nicholas ay. d65tD.
Borough OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRIVATE house for sale. five complete
apartments: basement should be altered
in two apartments; all occupied. STEDMAN
Pine at.
Borough OF Bronx-saIe or Rent.
TWO family house. 25xioo, well built, Al
condition: best section. BERST, 2i''U
creston avenue. Kingsbridgc road station
Borough OF Brooltlyn-saie or rent.
BAY RIDGE.-Two . story and basement
brown stone houses. $4,000 each: cash
$4,000 Two story and cellar brick houses,
ST. 900 each, cash $4,000. Also many other
bargains IN Bay Ridge. OWEN McCOR-
MACK, 52o1 9th av. Tel. Sunset 900.
BUsHwICK Ay.--Four story brick ssctory
all light: lot T5xoo: building 6oxs5: floor
vacant: s52 900. ZIN1S. Tel. 1920 Stagg.
CORNER flat, Ralph nv, slt 600; rented
S1,5I2. PARTRIDGE, 100 Franklin av,
Brooklyn.
LEAVING city. Will sell at sacrifice my de-
tached new room house and garage. 2l5
av j. F1atbush. Phone Wildwood s02.
RIDGEwoOD.-s family brick, IA. all light
rooms. baths, s1o.s0o: family brick,
81 500: Stuyvesant, family brick, SlV,SOO.
stagg 1920.
Borough OF Quecns-Saie or Rent.
pARCAIN.--Two family brick ~ rooms.
all improvements cash $500. Richmond
lIii 1924.
NEW prices. tar exempt cash 81 0oo; model
home. Woodhaven. Tel. Rich Hill 1924
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REAL ESTATE-0UT Of CITY.


New Jersey-saIe o. Rent.
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STORE, 25xi00. large show window; suitable
any business. TO Sands st, Brooklyn.
purposes only: top floor, f10125; second
floor, e0x25: electric light. electric elevator.
81 Schermerhorn st. Main 300e.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26

FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
&C, 800 square feet frontage FOR street Green.
point section. Morgan av, Bklyn. FAB
RIG DRY CLEANING MACHINERY co
Bldg, s6 4Ith ST.. Bklyn sunset GIT.
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Above 59th st.--5th Az. TO East River.

"a T.. SiSr ST. story American basement
and three baths: large extension, hardwood
floors and electric light Immediate possess
sion. Seen any day between and 3; price
$52,J00 JOSEPH G.. ABRAMSON. 46 w. 18th.
Bryant 4094.
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Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.

264 w. 93D ST., between Broadway and West
End av.; 19xi0u. . story American base
ment, 3 bathrooms, . story buffers pantry
and bathroom extension hardwood floors and
electric light, modern in every way: immedi-
ate possession: any day between l0-5;
price $685. 600. JOSEPH G.. ABRAMSON. 40
w. 4Gth. Tel. Bryant 40Qt.
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130-132 EAST IeTH ST.--f9xi02.S each. two
story and basement, with story ex-
tensions: immediate possession: win sell to-
gether or separately; price So. 500 each. JO-
SEPH G. ABRAMSON. AZ w. 46th, Bryant
anpt
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

55TH ST.. - East fiiadison and Park avs.).
-Four story and basement. With four story
extension: possession arranged JOSEPH G..
A5RAMSON. 46 ~. Doth. Bryant f00i.
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WRITE for free list OF houses, sale, rent.
! VAN wISKLD qoss Ruthsrford. H-Js
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Ncw Jcrsey-Snle or Rent.

ASBURY PARK, Aienhurst. Deal. Ocean
Grove, Bradley Beach and vicinity: desii :
aable summer cottages for rent. furnished;
for sale furnished and unfurnished: com
plete list HARRINGTON a. CUNNING
HAM, Asbury Park. ~. j.
AsBURy- PARK, ALLENHURsT, IaL DEaL
BEACH JACOB A. KING. ASBUHf
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Wa shington Heights. Above isJsh 81
West of 9Th Ay.

CORNER lot. i50th ST. and Bradhurst av.
DE BAUM. Onwer. Al Liberty st.
DWELLING, 8 story, high stoop, 1Sxio0: II
rooms, . baths steam heat arranged for
two families; immedite possession. JOHN
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
Borough Of Manhattan--NiisccIIa

PRIVATE house for sale. five complets
apartments: basement should be altered
fl two apartments; all occupied. STEDMAN
u
The New York herald., 1921-03-26
The Pasadena in Long Lease.
OIL Reaneries In 100000 Leas.

Albert 3. Ashforth Inc, leased to
the Barnsdall Corporation. oil refiners
of 21 East F'ortieth street. the twenty
third floor Of the new Liggett Building
for long term at an aggregate rental
of about s500,000
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New York state-saIe or Kent.

YONI<ERS.- New six room cottages. near
station, school, trolley moderate first pay
nent: 500 monthly. MULLIGAN, so Il. a2d.
The New York herald., 1921-03-26

WIDOW Will sacrifice beautiful 10 acre
estate. Long Island, % miles from New
York city. on fine macadam road large 10
room house. gas: slate roof: artistically laid
out: among maple and birch trees: two
large orchards. containing apples and pears
price $25 900: worth double: terms to suit.
MRS. O,BRlEN, 4A9 Halsey st.. Brooklyn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-24
Gen. Hailey's Death Notably
SOrrowful

Notable among the leading Con-
federate Veterans sorrowful deaths to
be chronicled, was that Of DR.. d. NJ.
HALEY, widely known and beloved
citizen of McAlester, who passed away
at his home there in the year 1919, re-
spected as man and citizen and
loved and honored by every Confed-
crate soldier and native of the South
land for which he bravely fought and
always was faithful and for whom the
following memorial was penned and
made Of record by John II. Morgan
Camp:
Being Confederate soldiers in our
ans in our days of age, and we the
daughters of the Confcderacy, sustain
ing the veterans, and all Of US to-
gether, being desirous of perputuat-
ing the memory Of those who fought
so valiently Cor the cause for which
we all strove in our younger lives and
still hold so dear. We base our report
ON the record OF Robert T.. Lee.
ID. NJ. HALEY was a Confederate
soldier, born in Louisiana and when
the bugle called us to the color line,
he enlisted in a Louisiana regiment
which formed with others q brigade
that was commanded by General 4. J.
Jackson.
"Dr. Haileys first baptism OF fire
was at the battle Of Manassas, wher,
ne stood in line with that indomitable
brigade. and where General Bee:
command was tnrown somewhat into
confusion, Bee fell back on his re-
serves and pointing to General Jack.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-24
FARMERS THROUGHOUT COUNTRY ARE
URGED TO REDUCE ACREAGE in 1921

spun July 81, 1921, 100000 bales.
The greatest consumption of all kinds
of cotton ever known in a single year,
less than 21,O00, 900 bales. The great
est consumption of American cotton
any one year ever known, less than
100000 bales. Ten year average
consumption of American cotton prlo
to the great war, $4,000 900 bales. Tel
year average consumption Of all kinds
Of cotton including American prior
to great war. 1850 900 bales. Con-
sumption of all kinds of cotton, 1919
1920, L. S. census, 1881 900 bales.
American crop of 100000 bales
this year indicates worlds supply
Of all kinds of cotton including Amer
lean of 2e.OOO,O 600 bales. The world
carry-over may reach total or may
exceed Is 900 900 bales. The world dur
ing the present fiscal year is not
likely 10 consume more than 15,0OOOoO
bales.
The following from Mr.. David r.
Forgan, president Of the National City
Bank of Chicago to the cotton acre
age committee carries with it con-
siderable weight coming as it does
from man with a thorough under
standing of cotton region problems,
he says:
"If the present supply of Ameri-
can cotton is in excess of 100000
bales and the rate OF present con-
Sumption Of same is less than 100000
bales annually, with the prospective
carry-oYer of 100000 bales of Amer
lean cotton as of August l, 1921, ana
the greatest consumption of American
cotton the world ever knew in a single
year was less than 100000 bales.
then it is perfectly clear that under
the best outlook an American crop
this year excess of 100000 balea
would be detrimental to the cotton
producer, and this is especially true
when it is considered that the greatest
single year consumption Of 15,0oOOOo
bales of American cotton was when
the world was proceeding under nor
nal conditions, while now the foreign
market for cotton is far below that