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New Britain herald., 1922-02-11

Members of A. G. Hammond Camp, II. S. W. V. are requested to report at o'clock tomorrow night at the State Armory. The members will pro- ceed from the armory to the South church where patriotic service will be held.
 Mrs. W. J. Robbins of 21s Chest nut street reported to the police that her pocketbook was either stolen or lost in the Mohican Market this mornl ing. ..' ..
 The condition of Miss Alice Me Carthy of Stanley street. was reported as unfaeorable today.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
APPEAL FOR LANDRU
Counsel Demands New Revision Of Sensational Case of Alleged "Blue-
 
 beard" in Paris. s

7faris,, rep il. (Isy' Associated Press)-Counsel for Henri Landru, the, 'bluebeard of. Gambai" now tin der sentence of death for the murder of 10 women and a boy today filed 8 demand. with the, court for a revision of his case: tecl..l.l,. ;'st
 Aniihabitant of. Gambai Is said to have declared he sawsa a demented per son of that neighborhood take some bones from a nearby ossnary and car ry them to Landru's villa.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
wOMAN's PURSE STOLEN

Mrs. K. c. Groth of 36s Pennington avenue, reported to the police today, that while in the Mohican market this morning her purse was stolen. She said that two boys and a girl stood near her a few minutes before the theft was discovered.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
Carl Morris Battles
 Flynn for Ten Rounds

Fortworth, Tex. Feb. 11-Jim Flynn of Pueblo. Colo, former con tender for the heavyweight boxing cbampionship was battered for ten rounds last night by Cari Morris Of Tulsa. okla, Flynn was almost out at the final bell.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
OBSERVE HOLIDAY MONDAY

Monday will be observed as the an niversary of Lincoln's birthday and the offices in City hall will be closed for the entire day. The several bank ing houses will observe the holiday by remaining closed.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. John Foley

Mrs. John D. Sullivan of 50 Main street, has received word of the death of her mother, Mrs. John w. Foley at her home fin Danielson. Her brother, Walter P. Foley, also Of Danielson, was buried four weeks ago, today.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
CONFERENCE TO END.N

Film Swedish Baptist Church Will Close Four Day Session Tomorrow.
 Rev. A. B. Pierson of Meriden was given hearty welcome at the Film Swedish Baptist church last evening when he gave an address at the district conference.
 Tonight, Rev. Y. Walstrom of New Haven will speak. Tomorrow there will be a conference and gathering Of ministers from all parts of the state and the conference will come to an end.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
LECTURE FOR MAsONs.
Centennial Lodge to Have Washing
 ton Birthday. Observance. Feb. P.

,.., There, will be 3 special meeting ..ot Centennial lodge, A. r. and A. M. on the evening of February 22 when Rev. ,J. Romeyn panforth Of New London will give. an address of Brothers of Washington" ...
 Rev. Mr. Danforth is assistant chaplain of the grand lodge of Con- necticut and past grand chaplain of the grand council.
 All Masons whether members of Cent6pnial lodge or not, are invited to attend.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11

| run I ubNy
 oo6 to s5.000 city building fund, ss,- o00 to 5.0oAf park com missioners, in- cluding Walnut HI park, s3o,ooo to s22,bOo: Visiting Nurse, association from s3,00o to tf.0OO; Widows pen sion fund, ss.o0a to, Sb,o0o; street i'm provamsnt fund. Ssn.0oo to s5.000: home. service bureau. 5000 and the city hospital S7,bo6. This makes the appropriations S2s2,sOo.
 | ,,, IRcidcntaIs
 l Adyertisipg and printing s2,ooo to S15on; office supplies, $s,o0o to S2,- 500; elections (two this year) tl2,- 900. to S6,ooo; telephones, $500 to s5ao:. personal tax collector, 5000 to $500; sundry accounts. s7,ooo to s6.2o0, making the appropriation total 1 fs25, 900. '-'"' ' '''-''
 Water Board. | Salary account, $S,S00 to $7,200; sinking fund account, increased $25.- 900! to S3o,O00. This will make the water board appropriation call for h77.27o instead of s163,l5o. All Salaries Cnt. | ~ NhH iiin'N i'i eA ten per cent cut on salaries of all city officials reducing the salary list s55,36S instead of $b5,12o. Estimated Income | Town clerks office fees from 5000 10 s6.0OO; police court from 315,oo0 to tI1,ooo; charities departments, $b.0o0 to S6,oo0; personal taxes, $30,o0o to $35,oo0; municipal. ice, $l,2oo to $1,- 7o0a Thc iAstihated income would therefore be. incroassd from s15e,s5o to 3l73,4bo, ... F :: s-; Transfer of Etmdi
 lnterest. and discounts to salaries, s5.0oQ;' interest on taxes, H,35o; municipar garage, $656; Highways to chatiyfes.. $5;ho0 :; lire to1 charities, $2.- Ooo;. sewer to- charities, s2,ooo: per manent pavements to charities. $4,- 500 and nome service 10 charities, $1,- O00.. o...,
 Board Adopts Recommendation
 The board addptrd ftffe recom- mendations as made by the sub-com- mittee and will present them to the common council for approval. Chair man.F S. Chamberlain was authorized to appear before the council meeting and explain the reductions as recom- mended.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
LOWER TAX RATE
 SEEMS PROBABLE

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New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
To Clean Teeth.

A personal report on the teeth of each child in the first five grades will be sent to the parents of the chill dren, by Miss Jennie Shaver, the dental hygenist, as soon as the re- ports are completed. Next week Miss Shaver will clean the teeth of the Rockwell school children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Crew Unpaid, Quest for
Lusiiania Gold Delayed
Philadelphia Expedition Held
Up, but Enterprise Will Go
On. Saws Leader


PHILADELPHIA. July 20.-A crews
claim for $3.50 In wages IL holding up
the Leavitt Salvage Company quest
for gold valued at 100000 In the tor
psdo.d Lusitania. Hundreds Of rest
dents Of Philadelphia bought stock IN
the company, and haze been waiting
day after day for the eompsny's char
tered ship, the Blakely, 10 start on inc
expedition from this port But after
four postponements Of the sailing date
IN. ship Is In the custody Of the United
states Marshal, while the thirteen
members Of the crew are elamoring for
their pay.
p. B. Leayitt, head Of the salvage
company, said he chartered the Blake
Iv for $50 900 from Pendleton Brothers,
in New York, after attempts 10 have
the Shipping Board allocate a ship 70
him had failed. Although the company
sold between 500. 900 and $4,000 worth
Of stock, according 70 Mr. Leayitt most
Of its funds we're absorbed by the
leasing Of the Blakeley and the costs
OF four diving suits az $4,000 each.
They can withstand 100 pounds pres
sure at n depth Of 26S feet, no said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
What's Wrong With Menu
Ask Mrs. Hammerstein
Engaged TO Prince? Forget It
But Come TO See My
''Movic" PLAY

n makes little difference now that
the handsome young Prince Oleg Rodi-
mir and his friends take Il upon them
selves 10 repudiate Mrs. Oscar Ham
merstein's assertions that she will
marry him. The past has all been swept
away with a careless brush OF the
hand.
"Really. you know" said Mrs. Ham
nerstein at the Herald Square Hotel
yesterday. radiant in widows weeds,
II have forgotten about the whole
thing. Il is as II IL had not been.
have more important things TO attend
20. The whole affair nauseatcs me.
Just say" she reiterated, that j
have forgotten IL entirely
At the moment Mrs. Hammerstoin rs
chiefly engrossed in getting ner motion
picture across Yes, she is in the pic
lures now. Her first attempt will soon
be released on Broadway.
OTIS called What's Wrong With
Men," she observed. And l-oh, ]
have quite a leading part"
Mrs. J. l.. Allen, Of Allen & Fabiano'
Sc West Thirty-ninth Street, who
vouches for the fact that young Prince
Rodimir. now in Smyrna, Is shocked
20 hear that he is or ever was engaged
10 Mrs. Hammerstcin, said yesterday
that the only communication the youth
had in a year from the famous i'm
presario's widow was n letter inviting
him 10 20 into motion pictures with
kar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
STORAGE NOTICES

TO q. G AcRERMAN. T. r. Ahiberg.
Fla Aston. l. Buckley. Margarst Barton.
Rubin BRICK. Nellie 9. Burt. Henry Corr.
William Curisy {. c. Cowan. Mrs Elizabeth
rhfiich J. W. Ellison. J. h. Evans. w. r.
Fisher. MTs Anna Franey Miss NJ. J.
Henderson. Barnet Levy. J. W. Leonard.
Herv Y Moore. g. Mulhauser. NJ Muir
my. Mrs McClusky. Miss Mccarthy. Rose
Marks. McGii. Maurice Mas. Thos
OConneii. Thos. OConnor. jas. Page. J. J
Reilly. jas Russo. Max Rothchild Dr. p
eolano George Smith. Alice Sullivan. J
shields. p. J. Smith. W. Il. Wilson, Carrie
W,gner Mrs Ada Ward. W J Miller:
You and each % you are hereby notified
mat the time for the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given YOU We VIII cause sucn
property. 20 wit;
chironiers. beds. chairs. rockers dress.
inF tables dining room furniture, parlor and
library furniture. trunks and contents. con-
tents OF bureau drawers. sllverware wear
ing apparel. pictures. paintings. rugs. car
psts. bedding. linens hsngings bones sup
posed 70 be books china, glassware, brio
s-brac personal effects. pianos. onice fur
uiture and musical instruments. stored IN
Zee Brothers Inc. Warehouse b. you OF
IN your name or in which you have an In.
crest To be soid AZ public auction. &C.
and provided. ~ MeTle's Rooms. Inc. itl
East i7sth Street New York City. on
TUESDAY August sth. Wednesday. August
sth. and Friday. August nth. 1922. 81 10 -
A. NJ. and ~ the sale thereof is not com
pi.ied. on said dates the same will be con.
Tuesday. "wednesday and Friday thereafter
beginning Al 1890 A. n. and continuing
until the sale is completed
LEE BROTHERS. INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Inmate of Death House
Wildly Attacks Guard
John Soesroda. Who Attempted
to Electrocufe Himself at
Harmon. in Padded Cell

John Soesroda. an occupant Of the
lighthouse at Sing Sing. who. while
handcuhed TO Deputy Sheriff MeNish'
Of Batavia. n. Y, tried 70 eleetroeute
himself and the officer on the third rail
Of the New York Central Railroad. at
Harmon. three weeks ago, developed
violent mania in his cell yesterday and
was overpowered by guards with dim
Guilty.
Since he was admitted 10 the prison
Soesroda has been morose, with inter-
mittcnt periods Of violence. His noe
turnal rawlings caused excitement
among tho other twenty-nine con-
demned prisoners in the lighthouse
and o special guard was placed over
him. Yesterday he attacked the guard
and fought desperately while being re-
moved 10 a padded cell.
Soesroda was convicted OF murder
committed near Batavia seven months
ago. He was charged with having in
dueed third man 20 Stay his rival In
love. The prisoner is molder. TWEEN
weight years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

reports Of the various branch ohiee'
of The FIRM = .,,,
"Not In the beginning" Field re-
sponded. adding that later on, noseVe''
Mike opened the mail, handed A
counts. posted items In the ACCOUNT QUIZ
books and handled anything NJ al
when Field was busy. ...A
hob. tho other casual "works,1,
around and done some posting fleIa
testified Ills last name, address ana
other personal particulars we're Also
unknown 10 Field. a..
Fields best recollection as 20 the
firms debts was 100000, but he was
hay about is expenditures. hc
thought they were about $3.50 a week
lie himself drew $3.50 n week salary
Nc remembered that the telegraph wire
from New York 20 Boston, passing
through their various branch ohces'
cost $1,000 a month, payable In ad'
vance.
lie was unable to tell what assets
there might be. His brother Kenneth
put I'D only $500 as his share OF the
capital investment, he said, and he be-
lievcd partnership papers we're drawn
up, but was not sure.
The branch Offices were In STANFORD
New Haven. Ansonia, Torrington, hsrt'
ford and Norwich, Conn; Soutnbriogs'
Worcester. Broekton, Adams. North
Adams, Northampton, Mass, and "ooh-
socket, X. !.
Regarding his books Field said Re
saw these last on Saturday, April a.
They had disappeared by monaayl
April o. Field denied that ne had
visited his Office on Sunday, although
the manager Of the Broekton branen
had previously testified 20 having a
telephone convcrsation with Field AZ
his Office on Sunday the 23d.
Examined as 20 the interest ma
father, George w. Field. Of Milford'
Conn. who has also gone into BANK
ruptcy. had with the firm. Field said u
was not az al financial, but only one
OF the mind" In that his father was
anxious 20 have the business succeed.
Nevcrthcless. George W. Field had a
key 20 the Office. He had authority TO
sign checks and did 80 often.
The only customers the receiver mas
been able 20 locate 50 far are those
who have written in since the failure.
Field declared they did not number
more than 200, all told, despite the
thirteen Offices and the estimated ia
bilities Of 100000. The receiver Is
trying 10 locate G. W. Morse and j. X.
Kelly. both Of whom had ofiiees AZ %
Broad Street. but who seem not 70
have visited them lately.
A list OF securities held by Field
Bros. was credited 10 Morse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Woman To Be Tried for
Hammer Murder Sept. ID

LOS ANGELES, July 20.-lnc triai
OF Mrs. Clara Phillips. alleged ham
mer murderess." was set for Septemoer
ls this morning after she had pleaded
not guilty. She is charged with slay-
inc Mrs. Alberta Meadows. who she be.
lieyed was alternating the affections OF
her husband, A. l.. Phillips
Mrs. Phillips was not smiling this
morning. She was pale, but calm.
District Attorney Woolwine de-.
manded to know from her own lips
what her plea might be.
~ am not guilty" she said. II was
almost a sob.
In the courtroom was the girl who
4. said 10 have sold her the i5-cent
hammer with which II is charged she
beat Mrs. Meadows to death The girl
identified her positively
"she asked me-" the girl told the
authorities, III the hammer was heavy
enough 20 kill woman. told her 10
was \ she struck hard enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Mike and Bob
Brokers' Aids in
100000 Crash
Leon ]. Field Says He Does
Not Know Names of En-
ployces Who Ran BUSH
ness or Where Books Arc
Had ID Branch Offices
Attorney Can't Find Out
Who Go, Money as Bank
ruptcy Move Begins

A neeting stock brokerage business
with casual office help and disappear
ine books. a business that was able 20
accumulate $500 900 IN liabilities IN the
space Of eight months, is described In
testimony taken before the referee In
bankruptcy in the case Of Field Broth.
er, 30 Broad Street, who failed on
April q last
Most OF the details about the firm
were obtained from Leon J. Field when
he was examined before the referee IN
bankruptcy. John J. Townsend, on Nay
II and 22' Field Brothers didn't have
n customer in New York, Leon J. Field
testified. but they had representative
on the floor Of the Consolidated stock
Exchange In the person Of his brother
Kenneth r. Field. and suite o. two
rooms AZ so Broad Street. They had
thirteen branch offices through New
England and did enough business 10
enable Kenneth Field 20 make $500 Or
$500 a week in commissions.
mike and Bob" Ran Things.
This Ia the case reported IN ne
Tribune two weeks ago in which the
receiver. Carl J. Austrian. notified the
District Attorney that he had been
unable 10 find any ledger. journal, cash
book customers list or any other roc
ord when he took possession OF the
offices on April q.
Two OF the employees. Mike" and
Bob" seem 10 have just drifted IN and
landed Jobs with Field Brothers. Leon
Field knew them only by those names.
He never heard Of their family names,
or OF their addresses. and Of his other
employees he only knew that the
stenographer lived In Brooklyn and
the telegraph operator In New Jergsy.
Mike became a confidential clerk 20
the Arm. but although he rose in It's
confidence. he always remained plain
Mike. Leon Fields testimony about
Mike follows:
you don't know his last name -
Max Rockmore, attorney Tor the re-
eeiver. asked
mo" Field answered. saying that
Mike was paid $50 a week and had
been employed for about three months.
where did you get him -
Field Drew $3.50 Week
II used 10 see him around the build
ing and he used 10 drop In once .a %
while looking az the market
And you gave him authority % open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or
NEW YORK. BY the Grace 81 God. Free
and Independent.
FRANCES >. sPRAGUE ALBERT A
SPPAGTE. JR LAURA sFFAGTE. OHIO
q A sPRACUE. EDWARD u. LADD. JR..
80 Administrator OF the estate ~ sarah ~
Dibbiee deceased. EDWARD n LADD.
JR. a. administrator Of The estate o.
Harrlstte Dlbblee. deceased. and 20 all
persons who are entitled absolutely or con
flnEenty ~ tho terms of tho will or BY
operation OF law or otherwise 70 share IN
he funds or property held by Central
trustee ~ the several trusts created BY the
Last VIII and Testament o. Ezra r. Dlbb-
leo deceased who 40 the time o. his death
"a. rssiaepi ~ ne Si, y s gogn1,y and
Upon the petition Of Central Union Trust
Company OF New York. having its principal
once a. 50 Broadway. Manhattan Borough.
New York city.
- show cause before the surrosstes' Court
~ New York County, held ~ tho Hall q
Records In the County OF New York, on the
18th cay % September. 1922. AZ half past
Ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day. Why
the account o. proceedings Of Contra
Union Trust Company OF New York. as
trustee Of the several trusts created by tho
Last Will and Testament Of Ezra r Dibb.
&c. deceased. should not be judicially set
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
caused the seal Of the surrogatss' Court
% the said County OF New York 20 be
hereunto AIMED
WITNESS HONORABLE JOHN P.
cOHALAN. a Surrogate Of our said County.
a, The County Of New York the 'oth day
liARriN 4. MecUE.
Seal Clerk o. the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
British Army TO Use Radio
Will Dispense With Telephone
Wires i'm the Field

From The Tr'bures European bureau
LONDON. July 20. Radio instead
Ct cable telephones will be used IN
training infantry divisions Of the army.
Lord Cavan. Chief Of the Imperial
General STAFF. announced to-day while
speaking az the Elton officers training
camp.
This was his firm intention. Lord
Cavan declared. ewing 10 the fact that
thousands Of men were killed during
the war while laying telephone wires.
n vas also believed that the use Of
radio In this manner by the army would
encourage its general use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
STORAGE NOTICES
Warehouse Sale Of Goods
rHaI Hl

AWi AnIAlu NAaA ks
N ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROvIs-
ION Of law. there being due and unpaid
charges for which the Undersigned LENOx
STORAGE a TRANSFER co. IL entitled 20
lien a. Varehoufeman on the goods here.
matter described. and due notice having been
given 70 ell parties known 90 claim an In.
isrsft therein and the time specifoi IN such
notice for payment o. such charges having
expired. there Will be sold a. public auction.
ct Gao East ssh Street. New York City. on
MONDAY. JULY 3isT 1922. beginning AZ
y 20 A NJ. and continuing until al the goods
are sold. The following property. 20 Wit
Household furniture. consisting Of paffor
suites, bedroom suites. dining room suites
Library furniture. pianos NiCtfoias. phone.
Craphs. musical instruments tvneNrifsrs,
carpets. rugs trunks. boxes. barrels. cult.
cases. contents consisting Of clothing linen.
hook. pareft stationery. pictures. sewing
fnachineai lcebo1cs. cutlery. lamps. hric.a d
hrae. china anf glassware. filyerware bed.
ding draperief and materials and other PER-
sonei effects, - enumerated In the ware.
Rouse inventory Issued b. this warehouse
md hold Tor the accounts 81 she following
parties concerned Mr.. or MRS. CLARkIN.
MISS MATTHEWS. ~ GREEN. JOHN II
HRENDEL Mr.. or MRS GOROTA. MARY
MEYER, e. a. DALI MISS =. GREEN.
Van kFrREEN. r. o. GEsSLING. j. A
EVERETT. Mrs C. SHERIDAN.
TIE GOODS WILL Re or EXHIBITION
At THE TINE AND PLACE or THE
SALE.
Lenox Storage e. Transfer Co.,
% Avenue and s1ih So. 49, g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

Charles T. Rand, chairman Of the En-
glncoring Foundation, received the
Gross Of the Legion OF Honor. The
French Consul General presented the
decorations. In making the prescnta-
tions N. Liebert praised Colonel
Dwight end Mr. Rand a. personifying
the spirit and service Of the Ameri-
can engineer. which he said was a
powerful factor in the victory over
Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
LEGION of Honor Cross Given
Col. Dwight anil T.. Il. Ran

A. a luncheon given yesterday 20
CASTOR Liebcrt. French Consul Cen
eral. two American engineers were
honored By the French government.
The honors were awarded at the Engi-
ncrr, c Jb for distinguished services
during the war.
c.. rg fif ~ 8, DIV Ght. me- -i'e- =
~ . '-~-'e-T Inst .u.c Of Mining
anc 49, urg.cal Engineers, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ANCE or AZ OkuEN ~ HDrnrsbie
JOHN p COHALhN. q Surrogate % ne
county o. New YORK. NOTICE .s hereby
given 70 ~ persons haVifr cairns AGAINST
of New lUfk deceased. f0 present 'te some
with vouchers thereof fo the subs rIhefs.
at ;helr place 81 transacting t1siness az the
once 81 Essflst1n 4 Hsus 1ws-t their At
forneys so hector sircf. NoIouln ~
Manhattan in TIE flty e.. NaN FORK Ga OF
before the 5th dap 90 81 MARY tgz
LEWIS y sPARRoWE. MiluAM VIII.
ARD CRAClN. Executors. Dated Sew fork
the 18th day 81 June. 1871 EssELSTNr 4
HArgHWOLT. Attorneys lof Executors.
One and y q Address. . ReCi TOT Street.
Borough o. Manhattan. city q Sew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Indiana Man New President
Of Commercial Law League

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., July 20.
Thad ~ Talcott, Of South Bend, mo-
was elected president Of the CONNER
cial Law League Of America AZ the
closing session OF It's convention here
to-day. other officers elected were;
Vice-president, Charles J. Morrow,
Tampa, Fla; treasurer, William ..
Hart. New Orleans; recording seere~
tary. ". Percy Mcdonald, Memphis,
Tenn: members Of executive commit
tee. Maurice p. Davidson. New YORK.
and Marrhail ID. Wilbur, Chieago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

The steamship Lusitama 1, =,
depth ~ point or the lri,s - Ia
"But this setback Ia ONLY tem, so,,i
said the promoter in conelut n''A1'
trip will be made and the H.. hs
viii be salyaged" "a'''aaIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21
Borrow from Us

We would like TO lend you money
on your real estate in Greater New
York. Our answers are prompt ana
our fees and interest rates are rea-
sOnable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21

by VIRTUE or LfCE VIII SILL
this DAY AZ q. Wfsi z1th o.. MgrhGtian.
q, 70 a m. lof 0f H1arhinfrt. ffsf chairs
and thereafter al premises .f5 West 7eih
e.. Manhattan. 90 ie.15 m.. lof ~ TX
lures Re kleinman and othefs Sc >ei
ALnEnr LEYINE isnr.hsl.