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SUBURBAN TRADING.

Percy Aldridge Granger. the cele-
brated pianist and sensational wonder
In his profession. purchased the Mabel
l.. Prigge property on Cromwell place,
White Plains, and will make this his
permanent home. The sale was nego-
tiated by Chauncey y. Griffcn a Co
r. VI. CrawIey a Bros. OF Montclalr
sold for G.. N. Harcourt his residence on
the west side Of Valley road. opposite
Brunswick road, TO Edith Brown Jones
OF Rutherford. n. J. 10 contains ten
rooms and two baths and occupies a
sixty foot plot.
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Observation-Disclosures.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAN RENO.
Overlooking beautiful Central Park, on
Central Park West. from 74th to 18th RI
five rooms aud bath. furnished or unfur-
nished: hotel service. restaurants. homeiike
meals; perfect service. Telephone Columbus
6T00
APARTMENT TO SUBLET--s rooms and Z
baths at the pre-hoom price, high class
apartment house. i40 West nth at !; entire
apartment furnished thirty days ago with
new draperies, carpets and other furniture
which can be bought at a very attractive
figure; Immediate occupancy. Phone Broad
7s2 for further particulars. Ask for MIR.
MAGiD.
ATTENTION-DOCTOR
refined American woman will attractively
furnish an apartment In any desired section,
give board and personal attention to his Of
flee and phone in exchange for apa rtment
rental and a nominal sum- references ex-
changed. NJ II. c.. $40 ". Euclid av.. West
field, N. y.
ATTRACTIvELY furnished six room apart
ment, In the NinetieA, on Broadway, May
10 October. Phone Riverside G3s2.
BROADWAY, ig3d st.--Four rooms, bath
block from Drive; possession April l 10
October. xl25 Phone 5164 Canal for ap-
polntment.
FIVE rooms bath modern; 18th floor. over
looking Hudson, southwest exposure. cool !;
sublet from April I. Telephone Col. 2Ts.
MADISON Az, 6ist Ht.--Cheerful corner
apartment. elegantly Furnished, linen, sill
yer; II rooms. baths; Q months; splendid
restaurant IN building. Immediate posses
sion; servants might remain Telephone
Rector 2i57
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SHIP repair yard for sale, situated on the
Elizabeth River opposite Lamberts Point
Va, the worlds largest coaling station, OF
Hampton Roads, 400 water frontage, with q
land depth OF about 600 feet depth OF chan
mel at property d feet; three small marin,,
railways and well equipped machine shops |
accessible all seasons OF the year: price
$3.50. 900 cash: yard open for inspection to In
terested parties by appointment. Address r..
l.. NJ, care Virginian-Pilot Pub. Co.. Nor
folk. Va.
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baroness de crancnreId sells.

CRoToN, n. ", March 2O.-Baroness
De Graffenreid, q wealthy summer rest
dent here. sold tract OF land adjoining
her estate between the Boston Post road
and the Hudson River, TO the New York
sand Company, according 10 a report.
for $4,000. The baroness r. descended
from old Colonial American stock.
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the thirteenth. fourteenth and fifteenth
floors. of about $4,000 square feet. for
term OF years from February l. 1922. at
an aggregate rental of S350.000. M1ssrs.
Schefer. Schramm & Vogel have bean in
the building for upward Of ten years
ever since the building was built Roy
ton.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

New York Title and Mortgage Conn
pany has declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF Q per cent.
John @. Dabour, Inc, negotiated the
recently reported sale OF III West
Ninety-seventh street for Mural Ka-
wasoye TO Lena Reich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21

Moffatt & Schwab sold for Mayer
Rosenholz the Langdon property known
as Ill Central avenue, St George,
Staten Island, which also has frontage
on Bay street. 10 James Whitford.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


EsTATEs OF LONG BEACH.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IN accord
ance with Article "THlRTEENTH.. OF the
mortgage made July r 1goI az EsIATEs
Avn TRUST COMPANY as Trustee, TO Sc
cure an issue OF S5,oo0,o00 Of First Mortgage
Gold Bonds, that upon the foreclosure sale OF
tha mortgaged property held March 10. 1921.
,he same was purchased In the interest or
some OF the bondholders by Committee
acting as agent for said bondhoders. Any
holder OF any OF said bonds who desires to
participate pursuant 70 the terms Of said
''Articie Thirteenth" is hereby required.
within thirty days subsequent to March n.
1921. the day, OF the first pubncatlon OF ms
Trust Company at us Remsen Street, in the
Borough Of Brooklyn. City Of New York, his
desire TO participate.
Dated March II, 1921
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY.
by T. f. ELLSWORTH. Trust officer.
ESTATES OF LONG BEACH.
To the holders OF bonds secured by the mort
gage dated April 1, 1910,
Notice IL hereby given in accordance with
Article Twelfth Of the mortgage dated April
I. 1910. given by the Estates OF Long Beach
TO Title Guarantee Trust Company, as
Trustee, 10 secure an issue OF two million
dollars OF bonds (under which mortgage the
undersigned II substituted trusted, that upon
the foreclosure sale OF the mortgaEed prop
erty held March 10, 1921, the property was
purchased In the interest OF some OF this
bondholders by an agent acting for said
bondholders. Any holder OF any OF the bonds
secured by said mortgage who desires 70
participate, pursuant to the terms OF said
Article Twelfth. must, within thirty days
subsequent TO March n. 1921, the date o.
the first publication OF this notice, signify
such desire TO Brooklyn Trust Company. No.
1T Montague Street. Borough of Brooklyn,
Dated: New York. March al. 1871.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
Substituted Trustee.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above 18th st. TO 59th st. unclusive).
East River To North River.
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New Jcrsey-sale or Rent.

village farm, near Rdgewood: convenient
express station; long, low type house.
rooms, all improvements; large shade trees
outbrildings : acres, garden, fruit berries
Asparagus, spring brook. trout pool. FRED
ERlCk a. TETOR, Ridgewood. N. j.
ENGBEwOoD-settling estate, 10 acres,
stone house; sacrifice. owner. Muir I'M 1899.
Monmouth Beach. n. J-gummer Home
for sale easy terms
Full commission 10 brokers'
GEORGE NElMAN, h22 Fifth Avenue.
MOUNTAIN LAKES properties and farms
EDWARD J. CAHlI.L Boonton. N. =.
RAMSEY. - Seven room cottage. one acre
water, electricity. outbuildinga: 100 chick
ems: $4,000. photographs. HOVER, 21g
Broadway, New York.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above 18th st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ADVERTISER HAS REAL PROP
ERTY AND ASSETS CONSERV-
ATIvELY APPRAISED AT ONE
AND ONE-HALF MILLION;
MORTGAGED FOR 100000,
NEEDS A LIVE MAN WITH
5000, 900 CASH, OR NEGO-
TABLE SECURITIES, TO JOIN
ADVERTISER IN BUSINESS
THAT CAN BE MADE TO NET
81 ,000. 900 PROFIT PER ANNUM;
PRINCIPALS ONLY; REFER
ENCES GIVEN AND REQUIRED.
d 166 HERALD, HERALD SO.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRIVATE house for sale, buy complete
apartment: basement should be altered In
two apartments: all occupied. STEDMAN.
Pine St
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Borough OF BrooLIyn-sme or Rent.

BARGAIN. eight family steam
S24 900. JACKSON. 1877 Montague St, Bklyn.
FACTORY SITE-s3 500 square feet, frontage
four streets, Greenpoint section. Morgan
av., Brooklyn. FABRIC DRY CLEANING
MACHINERY CO.. building Sc, 57th ST.,
Brooklyn. Sunset 6214
MANHATTAN BEACH.-Possession al once
near ocean, rooms and . baths, sleeping
porch. electricity. parqueiry; 215 Doner 81.
Keys next door. II. 4. CROSBY, 293
Greene av.
316 WEBSTER Az. and
go PARKVILLE AV.
Near Ocean Parkway; new one family
tapestry brick, rooms and bath, parquet,
electricity, steam heat. vacant: price 80, 500;
81 500 down, balance like rent. Newkirk
station. Brighton Line. LOUIS JACOBSON,
100 Nassau 81. N. y. Beekman 970J.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.


MODERN family house. rent or buy, radius
80 miles Grand Central. immediat e.
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Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to East River.

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. $s5 TO s115,
In the cooperative plan elevator apartment
houses Nos II and 10 East 95th St, near
9Th av., in the social centre cash invest
ment 81, 300 to So. 600. which includes most of
stock ownership, renovation and decorating
living room 20 feet long. closets 3xs and 3x5
feet; unique. equitable money saving CO.
operative plan. WILLIAM CRUIKSHANf<' 8
SONS, agents. 81 Liberty st.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH, so,
on ist moor ba IN the plan , M
near 9th av., In the social centre: cash in
vestment 81 ,260: the rental value of this 3
Is saved In two years. WILLIAM CRUIK-
SHANK'S SONS, 50 Liberty IT.
18TH ST. s15 Park av.--1. ?, Z. s, 10 room
apartments; immediate possession or from
October l. Agent on premises
18TH ST. si5 Park av.-Doctor's office 10
let; immediate possession. Agent on prem
sises.
Above 59th St.-oth Av. to North River.
APARTMENTs-HoTE SAN RENO.
: Overlooking beautiful Central Park. on
Central Park West. from 74th to 10Th st. |:
newly decorated apartments OF two. three or
five rooms and bath; unfurnished or fur
nished hotel service: restaurants: homelike
meals; perfect service. Telephone Columbus
67oo
ATTRACTIVE Riverside room elevator
s225 Morningside plot.
CHATSWORTH.
344 West 72d ST.: to sublet, rooms, all
liz hit; beautiful view: immediate possession:
oath. wcst.--first floor through. two large
sunny rooms, bath, htchenette; lease.
Riverside 1888.
100TH ST. (2647 Broadway % and rooms
and bath: also studio apartments of and
rooms and bath. open fireplace, all modern
appointments. Phone Riverside GOES.
10TH, SlS Observation-Disclosures studios, with
kitchen; exceedingly desirable. Superin-
tendent
18TH ST, GIG w.-Teauiiful floor OF Q
elegant large rooms and bath; exclusive .
81 800. PATERNo.
Washington Heights. Above i25th ST.,
West OF sth Az.
rS3D ST, rs VS. rooms and bath, Sos;
sublet May i Fordham 1852. Apt. &C.
225TH ST.. West (corner Marble Hill ayD -
At Broadway and 225th 81. subway sta
tion. New York Central station and surface
cars: three and five room apartments:
and countrified section. Superintendent. on
premises. or Phone Creamery 1905.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
BEDFORD av. and Park pl. room corner
apartment: bath, steam heat. electric: one
flitht up. Tel. SIMON. Glenmore 77I5.
New Jersey.
MODERN 2 room apt. bath. large kitchen,
In Westwood, ~. j.. excellent Communication I.
S6a per month, including heat and hot water
service. 81 Nesey st. Cortlandt $3.50.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

EDWARD j. HOGAN, Real Estate
Woolworth Building. Appraisements.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Saic or Rent


FREEPORT.
room house, steam heat. gas, good
condition. Chicken houses. large barn. 5
acre plot: about I mile from station. ideal
location. Office open daily. Price $4,000
Must be seen TO be appreciated.
CLARENCE "A. EDWARDS Real Estate
Agency. WILLIAM NJ. CATER. Associate.
80 Railroad nv. ORD. depot, Phone 80.
long BEACH.--i5 room house, garage, 10
let or sale. LOUIS GREEN. AZ West 5ist.
MINEoLA-For sale ideal home Q rooms;
bath, steam heat, foyer hall, hardwood
floors: corner; b0xl00. gas and electricity;
shrubbery; : minutes to railroad; price
1900: $500 cash MINEOLA REALTY
EXCHANGE, Post office Bldg Mineola
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Borough OF BronS--salo or Rent.


bOlBl1fstS- Sl.BCGBAIbItSs
Southwest corner Of Inwood av., 10th st.
thorouRhfare traffic street. one block ives
OF Jerome av. subway station: over flv
lots on grade. sacrifice for Si2. 900. YER
easy terms.
II. T. woop, 22o Broadway
LOT, 2axsG.6, adjoining corner i6pth
st., Gerard and Jerome avs, Bronx.
price 5000. mortgage $4,000
Apply AGO East 1921 a.. Ant on
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FARM PROPERTY.


10 acres, 10 tlllable wood enough IL cut and
marketed 70 pay for place: fruit trees; d
room cottage barn, hen house 30 minutes
CLARK a SON. 1924 Main ST., bridgeport,
Conn.
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From Battery to l4th ST., Inclusive.
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AMPLE CAPITAL
FOR EXPANSION

CAN BE HAD THROUGH LARGE
FINANCIAL SELLING ORGANIZA-
TON FOR WELL ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS OR MANUFACTURING
CONCERN. G 600 HERALD, $50 BWAY.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


BACHELOR wants ROOM light housekeeping.
or viii buy furniture; . or rooms, York
VILE letters only +. STEIN. care OF G..
Gucrth. al u. aist st.
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APARTMENTS = UNFINISHED.


From Battery to I4th St., Inclusive.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SECTION.
1876 MACDOUGAL ST.
Tc let, studio with bath; also rooms and
bath; all improvements Apply on premises
or LEOPOLD PORRINO, $50 West Broad
way.
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Washington Heights, Above I25th 81
West Of Sth Az.

DWELLING 3 story nigh stoop. 1sxtoo: II
rooms. 2 baths steam heat; arranged for
two families. immediate possession. JOHN
7. LEO. jill. st. Nicholas av. (195thl
HAMILTON PLACE. f07 (corner 1924. =
Nine rooms, two baths. newly decorated
throughout, electricity; $4,000; $4,000 cash.
place,
1880. l2G W.-House, newly decorated, cleo
trio, parauet. central location, residential !;
reasonable; good terms possession. J. M.
KELLY
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The units of space
include individual
offices (1S0 50. fl.
and up), suites and
entire floors GO, 433
so. TT. up. with light
on four sides. There
are still available ?
ground floor stores
on Broadway. The
entire second floor
has full length win
dows and is ideal
for retail purposes.
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New York state-snIe or rent.

lhNts Y. iiail'a NtHtlDRt Nottle WOous
EUNRARD. katunah, ". u.
New York State-SaIe or Rent.
COUNTRY HOME In heart OF the beautiful
Finger Lakes region. In residential section
of Groton; home ~ Corona Typewriter: 40
minutes from Cornell University. 80 minutes
from express train 10 New York. q. acre,
fruit and maple trees, brooks running
through ground, II rooms 2 baths, fireplace.
car garage. hardwood floors. white wood
work, range, screens, high altitude. excellent
water. sewer. price $50 600; terms $4,000
cash, balance IN easy mortgage payments.
FAIRCHILD, Tel. Aud COCO
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FOR sale. Katonah. y. ", % acres; no
buildings; high building site; overlooking
lake: ~ miles station; some wood. EMILE
EUNRARD. katunah, ". II,
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Above 18th st. TO 59th st. Qncrusivel.
East River to North River.
GRAMERCY PARK
s ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
A very choice corner apartment Unexpectedly
to lease from October, 1921; has 10 feet of
window frontage. Park privileges procurable.
G 60l Herald, 2S0 Broadway.
GRAMERCY PARK-To rent May entire
top floor, without partitions; north, south
and skylght; bath and kitchen. Tel. Stuy-
vesant 1884.
WYOMING, 9Th av. and 55th ST = Seven
rooms, three baths; any time. Par
ticulars address ABBEY, I East seth 81.
BOTH ST, and 5 East.
Two rooms and bath.
modern apartment.
34TH ST, 100 EAST.
Two roms. bath and kitchenette.
Rent $50. Immediate possession.
FOLSOM BROS. INC, 127 EAST 34th st.
30-43 EAST 2TTH ST.,
between Madison and 9TH avs.-High class
apartments, 3-4-7 rooms centrally located:
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
eth ST. i02 WEST.
! or 3 rooms and bath apartments.
FELIX ISMAN, INC.
Murray Hill 2250. sol 9Th Av.
18TH. 23i w.-Five room elevator apart
ment for rent.
200 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. OVERLOOK
ING CENTRAL PARKS ATTRACTIVE.
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.
APPLY SUPT. PHONE CIRCLE 524s.-
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MODERN room apt. bath, large kitchen,
in Westwood, ~. j.. excellent Communication /.
1856 per month, Including heat and hot water
service. 81 Nesey 81. Cortlandt $50.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Az. to North River,

CHEAPEST American basement dwelling
lG3O
2gi w. n3D ST. between nruadway and West
End av.; lnxl00. story American base
ment; 3 bathrooms 2 story buffers pantry
electric light; modern IN every way; immedi-
ate possession; seen any day between los I;
asking price S3s. 600 JOSEPH G.. ABRAM-
FON, 40 w. 16th. Tel Bryant 4O94
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Above Seth st.-oh Az. to North River.

APARTMENTS-HOTEL SAN RENO.
Overlooking beautiful Central Park, on
Central Park West. from 74th to 10Th st. |:
newly decorated apartments OF two. three or
five rooms and bath; unfurnished or fur
nished; hotel service: restaurants: homelike
meals; perfect service. Telephone Columbus
6TOO
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y. n. Weisker sold for Frederick
Brown 70 the S. & L. Building Corpora
ton. Samuel Mlnskoff. president, the
northeast corner OF Klngsbridge road
and Jerome avenue. 1O0x121: and for
Albert Schaile TO the same purchaser
the adjoining plot TO the east on Kings
bride road, 6ox121. The combined plot
tage fronts l6O feet on Kingsbridge road
and i2i feet on Jerome avenue and is
sstuated near the Lexington avenue sub
way and the Sixth and Ninth avenue
elevated stations. The plot will be Inn
proved with eleven stores and a moving
picture theatre. The plans are being
prepared and work will begin at once
Leases Floors TO Commission House
Max N. Natanson leased 70 schefer.
Schramm & voRel, one OF the largest
commission houses in the city, In the
ashland Building. 315 Fourth avenue.
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NEW YORK AV., 170-Furnished apartment
TO let. 3 room. foyer and bath, nil modern
improvements Inquire superintendent.
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BEDFORD av. and Park pl 8 room corne
apartment; bath, steam heat, electric: on
fliEht up. Tel. SIMON, Glemore T7I5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-11
MISS BENNiE ALLEY AND
MR.. JAMES FuGATE MARRY

Saturday afternoon. Nov. s, 1921,
Miss Bonnie Alley, the lovely daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Alley and
Mr.. James Fugate were united In mar
riage by the Rev. s. F. Reynolds. Those
witnessing the ceremony were Miss
sCosby Alley. sister Of the bride and
Miss Eliza Ransom.
Mrs. Fugate was beautifully dressed
In becoming brown suit She is well
known in this county having been for
the past few years one Of our most
successful teachers. She was gradu-
ated from the Business Department OF
college dn the class Of 1920. She Is
greatly admired by all who know her.
Mr.. Fugate Is an industrious young
man and is very highly respected. He
has Just recently returned from Lo-
gan. w. Va, whore he has employ
ment.
This is very deserving young cou-
pie and the people Of our community
extend to them hearty congratulations
and good wishes for long and happy
life.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
N. {. CHURCH SOUTH.

Last Sunday the weather was ideal
and the children and adults took ad-
vantage OF the day and turned out well
for Sunday school, The church SER
vices morning and night were well at
tended, and at each of these services
the pastor Rev, Bell. preached SPLEEN
lid, sermons Al the morning service
he used as a text the 18th verse OF the
iEt chapter OF LIST Timothy: Holding
faith and a good conscience: which
some having put away concerning
faith have made shipwreck."
Faith and conscience. conscience and
faith. were discussed Jointly and Ee-
yeraIly by him In an able. eloquent
forcefui and spiritual way. The sub
ject OF faith is deep one and this
christian orator said, Il know am
getting into deep water but hope 10
make safe landing" and he did.
From the day when Abraham set
forth from the plain OF Shinar. not
knowing whittier he was going. the
venture OF faith has invited the chal-
lenge and courage OF men but this able
preacher feeling his way and preach
ing as he went did not fail to arouse
his hearers from their ietharRy. but
moved strong men to tears. Those
hearing this sermon were fortunate.
those failing to DO present lost much.
Al the close OF the sermon the solemn
rite OF the sacrament OF the Lords
Supper was engaged In and a large
number communed, and all together Il
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-11
DIR. ]. F. York Died
in Cincinnati Friday

DR. James f, York. IS years old, Ke-
nova, w. Va, died Friday at a Cincin-
natl hotel following an illness which
extended over five weeks. He was wide
ly acquainted throughout West Vir-
ginia, and for 10 years was Mayor Of
Kenova. He had been engaged in the
oil business in the last few years.
DR.. York's fatal illness was contract
ed in the oil fields at Scottsville KY.
Immediately after becoming III DR..
York went to Cincinnati in an attempt
to regain his health.
DR.. York was known among a num-
Der of Cincinnati professional men, as
he was graduated from the Eclectic
Medical College in the class Of 1895.
He was member of B. p o. e. No.
113, Huntington, w. Va; Kenova
Lodge, A. +. & A. NJ. No. ITO, Royal
Arch Masons No. 9, and Benz Kedem
Temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
at Charleston. w. Va. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Dora York, and a
son, John Y. York, who IL First Lieu
tenant in the United States Air Ser
vice stationed at Ross Field. Arcadia,
Cal. Both were at DR.. FORKS bedside
at the time Of his death.
The body was forwarded to Hunt
ington. w. Va, for burial.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-11
Magoffin Is Second
In Oil Output Value

Frankfort. --Magbffin county in the
new Eastern Kentucky field. though
fourth in production. ranks second in
the value of its oil produced in Sep
TENDER. Warren county, second in
production, is fourth in the value OF
its OIL
The total production Of oil of the
State for September was 71s sos bar
rels, compared to s03.0ss in August,
but the value in September was ST.
04S.630 while the value of the August
production was ss7o.S65. showing the
effect of the increased price OF oil.
The State received 10.4s6 tax on the
production. Lee county led with 32S.-
S21 barrels. valued at s47o.s2o Warren
lme next with sS.141 barrels, valued
at s101,51s, Estill was third with SO 1862
barrels. valued at s10s.Ss0 and Magof-
fin fourth with $3.50 barrels, valued
at $117.505.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-11-11
Lafayette F. Bowe
Of Wayne is Dead

lafayette F. Bowe. 6S, member OF
one of the Oldest families in Wayne
county, died Tuesday evening at seven
o'clock. after two operations Friday
and Sunday in a vain effort TO prolong
his life. He had been I'll for some time
of a complication OF diseases.
The late Mr.. Bowe was listed among
the pioneers OF the county. In his prime
he was active as timberman and In
later years dwelt on his farm near
Camden park. He was born at Fort
Gay. The widow. Mrs. Sarah Bowe,
and eight children survive him.
The children are: Jay Bowe. of
Huntington; Grover c. Bowe. and Mrs.
Ella jackson. of Wayne; Mrs. Lola
Nye, Of Williamson: Frank Bowe Of
Detroit; Ollie Bowe and Mrs. Mamie
Lyons. and James H. Bowe, Of West
moreland.
A lifelong member OF the Christian
church. Mr.. Bowe was held In high
esteem, for his excellent character, and
many acts Of ltindliness and neighbor-
Illness.
The funeral was held Thursday nf-
ternoon at two o'clock at the residence.