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New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Sell
y eW Flat Held
At $l,OOO,OO
Julius Tishman & Sons Part
With 9-Story West 55.h
ST. Apartment. Recently
Finished; Wellesley Sold

Louis fsraelson bought from julius
TIshman &, Sons the mines story apart
mcnt completed last January at 10
West Fifty-6fth Street, near Sixth
Avenue, by julius Tishman & Sons.
who held it at 81 900 900 The struc-
turc is on n plot l00xt005, conta ming
siXtythrec apartments. The house is
practically all tenanted Henry J.
kantrowitz was the broker. The
structure is laid out in suites Of three
and four rooms.
The Manport Realty Corporation,
Isaac Portman, president. purchased
from the A4O West End Avenue Com
pany' Samuel A. Herzog president. 440
West End Avenue, northeast corner Of
Eighty-hrst Street, known as the
Wellesley, seven-story elevator anart-
ment, 102Xl27, having suites of six.
seven and eight rooms with two and
three baths held at $3.50 600 II was
an al! cash Transaction Henry
Cooper, Of NJ. Conn g. Co., negotiated
the deal The attorneys were NJ 8
and I. S. lsaacs for the seller and ADra-
nam Lerchter for the purchaser.
Hartley Hall, a seven-story elevator
apd ciHtht AT 9hZ-9So central Park
West, south corner OF 10qth Street
has been sold by the West Han Peaft,.
Company TO tho Belrose Realty Com
pany, Harry Goodstein president. Spear
& Co. we're the brokers. It 'front.'.
100.1l feet opposite Central PARK and
100 feet on l09th Street. and j. ar
ranged in SIX, seven and eight room
suites, providing Accommodations for
thirty-four families.
Wood, Dolson co, Inc, through its
represe ntative, S. D. Moss, sold FOR
A. Crosney the six-story elevator
apartment at SAT Riverside Drive, I08
x96Xirregular, known as the Hague
dwellings, The property was held al
s225,O 600
The Mandel- Enrich CORPORATION
bought from Moses Ochs and Loui.
Freirich, through Theodore Kayanagn.
the five-story apartment house at 1922
Park Avenue. northwest corner Of
Nlnety-fifth Street. 252x100. Feiner
Mass represented the Mandel-Eh-
rich Corporation.
Max hamburger sold to Louis Fle-
hlnger five story store fla. at 78; CO.
lumbus Avenue, 25x75
A. H. Mathews g. Co. sold for Judge
Henry Ward the tivestory store build
ing at 2452 Second Avenue. 264x1OO
Inc purchaser will improve the prop
erty.
The l.. Napoleon Levy Estate sold
234-236 West Thirty eighth Street, two
fats, 35.6x100 Frederick Fox {, Co.
and Harold l.. Lewis were the brokers.
F.. Y. Pescia Co sold for David
Rosing to a client Of Spots {, Starr
the two five and one-half tenements
with stores at 1923 and 325 East 117th
Street, 50xl00 The property had not
changed hands for over twenty years.
Ryan & Co. sold for the Graf Estate
the hvestory fiat at 576 West 131st
Street. This is the first sale of the
in twenty-five years.
Dora Leshinsky sold to the 1873 West
119th Street Corporation six-storv
store fat at PAP and 244 West 146th
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Sinclair Saws He
w elconnes Inquiry
OF Navy Contract
Is Sure That the Public and
Wyoming Producers Will
Be Satisfied When Full
"Details Are Made known

Harry +. Sinclair, chairman Of the
sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation,
who returned to New York yesterday
from Mexico city. declared &c would
welcome the fullest Investigation Of the
negotiations and contract between the
government and toe Mammoth OIL Com
pany covering the develo lopment of naval
oil reserves in nc W~aninC Tcapot
Dome. Mir Sinclair "A largely instru-
certal IN ma6lng tnA r. nGcment with
tne Department q lrtcrior by
which TINS section viii uode 40 greater
Development
He said that nc had not been in
formed as 10 the details OF tho Sen
re s resolution ir the matter Of he
proposed investigation Of the confract
an0 added:
Il am sure whom full details in ref
rrence to the contract are understood
hoth the public and the producers in
the Wyoming Geld will he satisfied" "
MIR. Slncialr'S trip TO MEXICO. with
other American Oil executives having
interests IN that country. was in con
Aectjon with the adjudication Of cN-
port and production taxes. and an
agreement ny vh'cA the leading pro
oucers viii work in harmony in future
drilling operations.
Waiter {. Ieagie. president Of the
STANDARD on Company. Of New Jersey.
speaking FOR the American oil group
from Mexico City, stated that the ne
gotlations regarding taxes had been
concluded satisfactorily. J. w, Dyke
president Of the Atlantic Refining
Company. one Of the members Of the
committee. accompanied Mr Sinclair
= far aS Phlladol lphia. Mn TeaCle. t.
/. Doheny. president OF the Mexican
Petroleum Company. ard +. c. Lufkin,
e the Texas Company. remained in
Mexico 20 conclude the negotiations
with the Mexican government officials
Mr.. Doheny. it was announced here
yesterday, completed an agreement be-
tween his company, the Mexican Gulf
oil Company and the Mexican Sea
board OH Company for conserving the
production of tho Toteco Ccrro-Azul
pool. These three companies control
this pool. from which so per cent Of
the light oil produced in Mexico is now
being taken.
The agreement it was officially
stated. will work out to the advantage
of all three companies because it will
reduce the amount OF oil to be taken
out and also because it viii mean a
longer life for the pool. Mexican Sea
board has eleven wells in the pool,
Mexican Petroleum eleven and McXi-
can Petroleum ten.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
New York Reserve
Bank Ratio Shows
A Sharp Decrease
Drops From 86.5 to 8I.0
Per Cent: System Reports
Il Decline of |. g Per Cent:
Bill Holdings Gain Large

Wider variations than for several
weeks are disclosed in the statemen; Is
of condition of the Federal Rcseryc
System and New York Federal Reserve
Rank, the ratios declining, respectively
from .s.3 to 76.7 per cent and from
S6.5 TO Sl.H per cent. Tendencies re-
Gently in force were reversed during
tho week, reserves increasing slightly,
bill holdings mounting rather sharp
~, and both the member banks reserve
account and circulation expanding.
The experience of the New YORK
Federal Reserve Bank is believed to
have contributed in important measure
TO the poorer showing made by the
system. Generally speaking, it was
shaped by the same factors that have
been responsible for the tirmcr condl-
tons prevailing in the call money
market. The usual disbursements Of
the first of the month were acccntu
atcd by the fact that on Monday the
hrst payments were made on New York
city taxes. much of which arc paid IN
cash, creating a demand for more note
circulation. On Tuesday the city was
pald tor ts S15,0O0.000 corporate stock
issue. and there have in addition been
~ "' 'ht NpNll mutations. inc pro
ccds of which have been shipped 20
other centcrs. This pictures the stu
alton locally and its effects are dis
cernible in the New York banks state
ment
reduction in the banks credit in
the gold settlement fund resulted n
drop in totol reserves from sl,163.-
100000 to $l,l36,487 600. Mean time.
member bank borrowings increased
from s72373 900 to sll3.s42. 900. All
classes of bill holdings rising with the
chief increases in bills secured bv gov
crnmcnt obligations and bills prr-
chased IN the open market. The banks
holdings of bonds and certificates al~o
tended higher On the side of liabil:-
ties the reserve account Of member
banks moved up S3,000,O00 and circula-
ton gained about SS,50O,0O0.
Changes in the systems statement
were relatively less pronounced. Re
serves fell off S6,oOO000, of which the
loss of gold was only a small part
Holdings Of bills secured by govern
mont obligations and Of bills purchased
IN the open market rose. but CONNER
cial rcdiscounts decreased more than
S2,000000 The net increase in bill
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Invest in BROOKLYN Realty

Bu1kley & Horton Co. sold 1915 East
Nineteenth Street, new one-family
detached brick residence, for the Inc
Construction Company
William Liss. Inc. sold for Miller
Berg to L. Salatore, 1855 East Fiji
teenth Street. new one-family house
with garage, 24x80.
Henry L. Nielsen sold the five-story
brick apartment for Mrs. R. Schwartz
at 4l3 Clinton Street.
Ross & Agar sold two-family house
at III East Thirty-second Street for
Mr.. Cardwell to Mrs. Calender; with
Bowie & Keegan at Sal Eleventh Street
to a client, and the new one family
house with the Baum, Strauss Co. on
Clarendon Road and East Thirty ninth
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
X cal Estate News
Manufacturer RentsIo
Buildings in East 10Th &
Plans Extensive AIterat;,,n.
Property for Occupan.s.
Leases i'm Other Sec,;..'

". & l. Hess, Inc. leased
American Carbonate COMPANY ae ,of t,
three story buildings st AZ ~ tan one AZ
Nineteenth Street to David p =, pssF ssF
stone, manufacturer Of oafts.
records The lease II for - 'p'OnoeFsp
= a. agsfcgate rental Of approrjns,,f, ,s, Z
500 900. The lessee. after sStau st.nssl
alterations, VIII occupy tne ',,se .,.9
Rice < Hin leased for samn.r
heim and others. representing =. VA
tate Of Henry Barnard to Flnr;.n VI. IS
tne five story building 2. ga :. raa
ton Avenue After extoneiyo .e1ii1 -,
tons the premises viii be 1ssd t.' tsIs''
sale Of antique furniture iof 3,
Albert b Ashforth. Jnc l.
eleventh floor at 1854 70 1870 ara., ara ~ n
10 Levay Brothers. "''S's'1
Douglas /. Ellirnan A. CO T..
harrIs, Nought & CO. leased IA >"
son Gage Offices at l2s 70 ian o. : ~
F'fty-ninth Street for Thoma. "a. c'r
The Cross e. Brown Comnsrr
space At 30 East Forty second Strs.s." ~"
Mayer s. Ames. '-iss' =
Henry Shapiro & CO. leased 3.
Schultz Cigar Stores Comna,r ~
large corner store and ediolniny =. R'
on both Broadway and l25tn STA. -. :
tne building at Broadway. sou.tr...
corner Of l25th Street. After e,...
slve alterations the Schultz conn.
"lIl open gar store on the ca.,.
W r. Dean & Go. leased to N.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Allis-ChaIners Earns 90
A Share for First Quarter

The Allis-C Chalmers Manufacturing
Company in its quarterly report for
the period ended March 81, 1922, showed
taxes, equivalent to $1.69 Il share
earned on the $165o0,O00 preferred
stock
This. compared with S38l.032. equiva-
lent after preferred dividends 20 81
cents share on $25,770,750 common
stock in the preceding quarter, and
S774,189. or $1.88 share on the com
mon stock in the corresponding quar-
ter IN 1921
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Buying in WestcIlester

George Howe sold for the James
Brown estate the property at Katonah,
overlooking Croton Lake, to Henry j..
Bigham, of the law firm of Bigham,
Englar e. Jones. 1t comprises eighty
acres of orchards, fields and woodland,
with residence which the buyer
will use as a country home. The price
asked for this property was $4,000
Arthur c. Sheridan. Inc, sold for
August Materne four lots on Winfred
and Kimbal avenues, Sherwood Park
Yonkers, to clients of Odell D. Tomp-
kinS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Would Issue Bonds

A special meeting of stockholders Of
the Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Lines has been called for
May % for the purpose of authorizing
81 100000 tiveyear 6 per cent gold
bonds, and of first preferred trust
lndenture mortgage upon the COM
pany's tank steamships Agwistone and
Agwismith. The proceeds will be used
to finance the balance due builders of
those VoSSels
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Purchasers for Large Vacant
Corners in the Bronx

Ennis e. Sinnott sold the southwe st
corner of Kingsbridge Road and Da-
wilson Avenue, vacant plot 103x53x ir-
regular, to the Undercliff Realty Com
pany, Raymond Rubin president. Nc
Lemon Brothers and Henry T. F..
Johnson were the brokers.
f. Osborne Smith. Inc, sold for H.
Rather the southeast corner of Jerome
Avenue and l76th Street, plot of Ave
lots. The buyer is the J. L. S. Realty
Company, Joseph Silverson presi-
dent. which will Immediately erect a
building containing seventeen stores.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Grain Movement Heavy

SAOLI SIZE. MARIE, Mich, May A.
the grain movement through the canal
here III the thirteen days in April
open to navigation equaIled the move
ment for twentythree days in April
year ago, according to figures made
public to-day by L. C. Sabin. general
uperintendent Of the canal. Wheat
shipm ents were o.30S,56 nearly mil
lion bushels over last year The coal
movement showed heavy decrease,
but iron ore shipments were average
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Buildings in Mott and Front
Streets Pass TO New Owners

William A. White & Sons sold for
the Victor A. Harder Realty Construc-
tion Company the 1vc-story building
at AZ and a. Mott Street.
Cammann. VOORHEES, & Floyd sold for
William II. Clafin, of Boston. 24s
Front Street. fve-story loft. 19.4x62.
to q purchaser for occupancy. The sell
Ter bought the property through the
same brokers about twenty-four years
ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Will Improve Waterfront
Bronx Realty Sold by Estate

The Cruikshank Company sold for
the Morris estate and the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company
trustee, a large tract of upland and
bulkhead property on the Bronx side of
the Harlem River Ship Canal, south of
fremont Avenue, being all of the prop
erty lying between the holdings of the
New York Yacht, Launch and Engine
Company and the Texas Company. The
purchaser, a client of ". P. Sickley
will improve the property at once for
his own use.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
S35O.OOO Loan on Realty

Rutland & Benjamin. Inc. has =. =
cured first mortgage of sS5O@
from the Mutual Life Insurance C0r
pany on the property belonging TO n
FultonGold Corporation. Henry ,
Susswein president, at al-s3 tuN0
Street. corner of Gold
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
X to Pay $4,000
A Year for New St. Building

Stavros c, Caracosta, rcstauratcur,
leased from the Lastcm Realty Cor
poration 50 and 81 Now Street, a five
story building. 57X65.6X irregular, for
eighteen years at a yearly net rental
of $4,000. The lcasehold was sold in
foreclosure last October to Dr. Herman
Stark for S62.60, The former lessee
paid on annual net rental of $4,000
to the Gallatin family, owner OF the
How'd
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Buv Sites From Plans

The Joint Own ership Construction
Company. Inc Frederic Culver presi-
dent, sold several apartments in the
new building which they are about
to erect at 95 Lexington Avenue.
Among the purchasers are: DR.. Alice
Gregory Miss Elizabeth NJ. Lynch and
Miss f. Marion Gregory.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Richard Croker Jr. Sells Real

Richard Croker jr. has disposed
a realty holding on East Forty-tr
Street to the Stuben Company. Thozi
L, Jaques, president. The sale a4e1
the three-story building, 19x9s9 !
122, adjoining properties at ll6 a.
120, owned by the buying company At
giving it control of street frouisE
Of SO feet al that point.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Apartments for Rockaway

The Lewis H. May Company sold e
Robert P. Kline the property on u
west side of Central Avenue, adjG'ni:
the corner of Clark Street, Far RN,-
away, L. l.. to Philip Liberman, w
will Immediately improve the site "
stores and modern apartment hou@
The property was held a. S25000.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
ordham Ave. Corner Rusinea
House Held al S2nn. 600 Sna

Byrne & Bowman sold Tor the J.-s
Roberts Company, Inc. the southsl.
corner of Fordnam Road and Nua
Avenue. a one-story business builG,:
containing four stores. 12sxl06. he'd At
100000. L contains a banking sit,
and safe deposit vaults OF the Colsaa
Bank. leased for twentY-one vear
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Plumbers to Erect 9-storv
Building in We l0th

As a site for nine-story bus-'s
building the plot 50xloo at AZ g-I
449 West Forty-ninth Street has hss-.
sold by NJ A. c. Levy TO Snyder { O.
plum bers. for their business ]. EoFI
& Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Results of Auction Sale
Ry Joseph r. Day

CAR BARN. property of the New New, y.
Railway Co. block bounded oy ~. ].
Lexington sves. 3ed and S0d %"
TREMoSr SGuI@eS 70 Az |u" W cor 10th st NJ. "
43.exl50ex irreg, vac: Ainens Aisra, d,
Kehoe agt Otis Harin e. al a.'V' 70 U
sS.71T.ss. taxes etc. s-'a-"''''
plaintif for $1,000. -. puftsf
WESTC lester AN, s. leo anosI
av, 5oxl50. vac. same agt sa.,i al, ssn i:
due, sS.7lTss, taxes etc
the plaintiff foS $1,000 ,, pugsa
WESTC HESTER AV, 3 loo anss
av. 50xI5o. vac: same sst sa saet! 4
due. SS.T17ss. taXes. etc, si''
the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Bryan l.. kenneis , Il
BURNSIDE Av. cor Lorins sslsI
100: vac. vol sale; to the
ing Co for 312.250 ~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Maine Estate at Auction

Arthur c. Sheridan will sell at auc-
ton tomorrow the Hermann estate
at Nlnal Haven, near Portland, Me
The estate has been appraised at 5000
600. and consists Of large furnished d
residence with number Of cottages
and outbuidines and $50 acres. di-
rectly on the water
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Long Island Tract for Camp

Eugene Better purchased thr0ui
William D. Bloodgood & Co., Inc" +,
large tract at Mount Pleasant fars'
L.. for a summer camp. The prop,sls
is situated on rising ground. near "
Ronkonkoma.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Buys New Jersey Acreage

Daniel Birdsall & Co. Inc, soN
plot of fifty six acres at Woodclin L"
n. J., TO David H. Clark.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
36th St. House Cor Mrs. Conrad

Brown. Wheelock Inc. leased the
dwelling at "a West Thirty-sixth Street
to Mrs. Edith j. Conrad, for the City
Real Estate Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05

holdings was from s5S26l5.00O to
$616 654 900. Other earning assets
also showed larger total The mem
Der banks reserve account rose S26,-
100000 and the expansion in circula-
tion amounted to about -16,0O0,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Markets in Other Cities

ing CO Observation-Disclosures. 1sSss4
c;oldie. Jas-D Korones 49,. 1897
GeizIer Gussie--I. Pullowitz. 49,. 34l.2o
Nj Bank of Newark. .......,. ao15.s1
Harris Nat VA Flint......... 112.2O
Hecht. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co,
Howth. John de IN Cronn 1913
Halcs Wrn W-Quaker City Corp l,226.54
Hen mick, Christian-Western Tn
Hech,. ph-Breitung & Co s57os
HaRgin, Ben Ali--J. Sachs ...... 1920
HulSing, Leonard IT Webb 23o.4o
Hammer. Jacob and Jacob Roth
rran-Phoenix Mfg Co ..,.... 1885
Hsegin, Helen R-Black. Starr
& Frost Observation-Disclosures. 1854
J J Rafferty, Co. Inc and Jerome
] Referty-Lux Mfg Co....,. 2os.2o
Vols .,..,...'..... 1.57722
King. saml J-J Riaumer ct ali 26433
Kurlnen. Moses-Gibson Mfg Co. $4,000
Kleinroch, Jos-P Haft......... 2,3S6.85
Shop)-Daxon Dresses, Inc 49,. 3ol,44
Kellogg, Harry C-Saks & Co... 1869
Link, Otto--L Fischer ........ 12oss
large, Jno Title 6 & r Co., 1868
Lewis, Marcel c: Harold Lowy
y Cantor .................. 4o25s
Loscsllt. Aneelo-I. Castagneiia 4ai43
lie Vic, Bertram-A Ornstein. 1,99o.3o
co Of \ Y"..,.....'.......,,... 2s.s6s5s
Morris. Russell & Co. Inc-Class
Robert Van (wiliiam McCul-
Tough & Coo Parker r....... e256.54
Sane-H Butler ........, 6l33.S1
Martin, Harry Tt ] Hearn 564.4o
Moss. samuel-Title Guarantee
MSLoughiin, q tddi chas Al NJ Ieddy iV-' %
ct al ....,,......... 1884
New Amsterdam Garage Inc
Weber Mclaughlin Co. ....... 1913
Northern & Western Trading Cor
ss%5@ssnc PSS.,ssaSr'''ons 3 CO: me- :ssss IS
Nesco Electric Service Co, Inc
Western Electric Co. Inc ...... 9o6 50
National Chain Co-Roessler &
Haaslacher Chemical Co..... s5o.a4
Cartine Co, Inc-A Stein, l645.3s
Nelson. Cups Mates et al. S66.So
National Steel Rolling Co. Inc.
and Aeronautical Equipment.
lnc-Republc of France ..... 2as34s
Pyrsmus Mfg Co. Inc-McGraw-
TIil Co, Inc. .................. 12l52
porting Co ...........'.-.... 2el5so
'59~'fh Pe'S5 Young S co "fsr fns ,s4ss
Potts Lucy F--A Sasb b.. 1oo.so
Polish american Navigation Cor
poration--J L Bliss. s........... 1861 SO
Polykrsnasr, George - Whole
sale Florist Inc ............. eae.oS
Packer Lyman and Solomon
klein--Norville Realty Corpn S2Sal
Reid. Chas B---L X McCafferty. 1915
Rector Paper Box Co. lnc-E p
sesro, Peter-R NJ Holiingshead '' ~
Go ...... .........., ...... 5000
Seidenberg. VIM J-C Quinn. 1857
Butler Wiulam~-A Baumgold ct
ssbin. Garnetse -Craft~n.an Fin
Laboratories, Inc. ............. 1e4.97
sm%Ih lanes E@J c biseay.... 1o,i5s.ss
Speedograph Corp.-M Mailer. 1.123.Sl
shohsn. farry--s. Bayer. l,587.l5
Scientific Utilities CO. Inc,
George Greenberg and Adolph
: Herman-M. Aronstan . 5i61e
Secsel char P--Wids Film e.
Film Folk, Inc. ...........-.... 206.s0
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Loft in Warren Street Sold

Forsyth Wickes sold to Samuel Ber-
kowtz a four story store building at
121 Warren Street, 25X929
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Sale i'm Washington Strea

Frederick Opolinsky sold to ~ ~,
Deyo & Brother a fve-story oai's
at 1926 Washington Street, 22.oxoe"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Bank of England Statement

The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1927 per cent;
last week it was 1885 per cent Rate
of discount, q per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Judgments Filed
In New York County

THe following judgments We're filed yee-
tertsy. tie hrst name beng 'hat OF tre
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-06

More than 100000 houses have been
completed in Great Britain under the
housing scheme subsidized by the gov
ernment. According to official figures
received by the Bankers Trust compa-
ny of New York, from its English in
formation service, 122,SO7 of these
houses were built by local authorities
and public utility societies and 3S635
houses were built by private builders.
In addition there were, on July l, 1922,
35,971 houses still under construction
by local authorities and public utility
societies, and state aid had been au-
thorized for the construction of 1922
other houses not yet begun. The health
ministry estimates that the capital
cost of the assisted housing schemes.
when completed, will reach G19O,OOO,-
OOO In June 66,651 workmen were em-.
ployed in building houses the construc-
ton of which was being aided by the
government.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-06
MEMS AND BOYS UNDERWEAR

A little warm yet, but we want you to know we
have what you want when you want it. :.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-06
SENATOR BEN TlLLMAN
Inscription Tells of Record of Noted
Political Leader,

Inscription Tells of Record of Noted
Political Leader.
The following inscription on the
tomb of Senator b. r. Tillman was
recently repuSlished in the Columbia
State and is reproduced below. The
inscription was written by Major H. C.
Tillman of Greenwood, son Of Senator
Tillman.
East side:
BENJAMIN RYAN T1LLMAN
Born Aug. IL, 1S47-Died
July 3, 1918.
Patriot Statesman
Governor of South Carol ia.
1S90-1S94
United States Senator
1S95-191S.
In the World war: Chairman Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs.
A Life of Service and Achievement.
North Side:
In the home loving To the state
steadfast. True to the nation. "The
country belongs to us all and we all
belong to it. The men of the North,
South, East and West carved it out