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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
TROOP NO. 3 BOY SCOUTS
TO CHOOSE NEW LEADER

A special meeting Of the: Boy
Scout troop Nos will take place to-
morrow eveningsat 7:f5 o'clock at the
Civic & Commerce association rooms
and every boy is kindly requested to
BE- present. Plans will be made at
that time to choose: a new scout mas
ter, and also for a fsrewe.l party
for their present leader, Rev: VIM.
Kamphenkel, who will leave Benio~
il soon for his new charge. at Duluth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
vIscOUNTESS RHONDA MAY
GET HOUSE OF LORDS SEAT

London, March 2.-The Claims OF
Viscountess Rhonda to a seat IN INC
house of lords was considered today.
The committee, which will seat VS.
countess Rhonda, held that the sex
bar to hereditary title was removed
Nv the women's suffrage act.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
DR.. WORK is NOMINATED
AS POSTMASTER GENERAL

Chicago, March DIR. Hubert
Work, at present first assistant post.
master general, was today nominated
bv President Harding to be postmas+-
er-general. ...,.vr..e J..
Work succeeds Will Hayes whose
restoration becomes effective Sat-
urday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
MAIL. ROBBER GOT SACK H.
OF SPECTACLES AND PENS

Chicago, March, 2.-Loot obtained
in the mail robbery at Kankakes to-
day will not be over 500, postal IN
spectors here announced. All the
registered pack consisted of was spec
tacles, fountain pens and the like,
they stated:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
NORTH DAKOTA REPRESENTED
&, ATssNArIONAL CONFERENc E
;iShByssun,ted Press,

FafSSs9 fagch 2.-Amongs ne
North asko taSmen representingatle
state at them Attgnals Rivers and HAT
borsl cong gross III Washington arcsJ:
NJ. Kelly and A., B. Jackson, Of DsS,
ills Lake, j. D. Bacon, Grand Fork IA
Darby O Malley, Valley City; NV
Doyle, ,Fargo;sE.sY.sSarles Hillsboro
John J. Kenoe, Cando, and George
Duis, Grand Forks. The Great Lakes
deep waterways will be under discus
sion,i The North Dakota men were
appointed as delegates by Coy. Mes
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
TWO MORE BROKERAGE FIRMS
JOIN LIST OF FAILURES
nv United Press)

New York, March 1.-Two broker
age firms joined the long list Of fall
Lres here today.
Scott & Stump went into invoiu.l-
tary bankruptcy and the A. u.
Deschamps firm, formerly the Fried
MANI arkleson & Co., made assign
ment for the benefit of creditors.
Scott & Stump were suspended from
the Consolidated Stock exchange.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
HARDING WANTS MAN FIT
To SUCCEED JUDGE LANDS

Washington, March. 2.-Presideat
Harding wants man eft" to succeed
Judge K. NJ. Lands, whose resigna-
tion is effective today. The question
of Lands successor was discussed be-
tween President Harding and Mr..
Schaffner, Chicago Newspaper man,
today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
ADDITIONAL ADS

FOR. SALE-Fiye acres, five-room
house and chicken coop; quarter
mile from town. Write Mrs: A.
W. Lathrop, ! Pine River, Mimi,
Box 255. oto-6
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
M AR K rs
POTATO MARKET

Chicago, March 2.--Potatoes weak
er; receipts 43 cars; U. S. shipment
499 on track. 1O1: Wisconsin round
whites. sacked, $3.50 to $500; idaho
1ussets, 1920 to $3.50: Minnesota
stock sales from, local storage $l.i0
to $3.50. = IL ~; ... -,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
EVERY ROOFING NEED

building ask any Nelson dealer:
To cover a warehouse, he will
recommend Nelson A Grade
Roll Roofing. For other types
of buildings, he will show you
the various grades, all Of high
qualify material but constructed
to suit particular requirement.
Stop in and see the Nelson
dealer mar you. He will be- glad
to show you the complete line
Of Nelson Roofs. Write us for
samples and the booklet, 1.-THE
Proof of Roof an Interesting
story Of roofing progress.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
ESs@ r
Twentieth {
Century I
49,. u. XII '..@ Ai0ltSs !
A Matter of Convenience

A Matter OF convenience
A friend Of ours recently sold his
photograph to a next door neighbor.
Now he can enjoy the music without
being bothered with having to wind
up the machine. !s:H,",aJ na}&rG,Jr.sE!-
Amt We Got Fun?-'..H y
AZ Good Mechanic a.,
A young man about town has sud
denly developed into an expert me
chanic.,r, The others night he was call
ing upon a young lady, whose father
is opposed to him calling, at the
house, and when the old man appear
ed and broke the silence of. the liy-
ing room, this young man made a
bolt for the door. :. .,,.,, r..
And He Made 1t Quick ,
Popular Descriptions
Strickland Gillian is credited with
the remark that slob is a son-of-a-
gun we won't speak tn, end snob is
a son-of-a-gun who won't speak to
US. 49, $685.. !
You, Tell EN-
A Real Distinction
Nearly every lodge: and fraternal
society in Bemidji has at times been
confronted by the big problem faced
by any organization--that OF lnclt-
ing more Interest at i the meetings.
The main trouble seems sto be that
every order contains too many fel-
lows whose sole claim to distinction
is that they sometimes second the
motion to adjourn. 4! 'tH.' 80.
The Motion Carried
Long Division,s a .->,yk,
At the present time 1t appears that
the whole world is pretty we'll .dlvid'
ed between two classes OF people
Those who wonder how they can pay
their bills and those who wonder now
they can collect them. u
Where Do You, .Belong?-
Wrong Again.
A statistician informs US that the
thinnest thing in the world is the
black spot that appears on bubble
before It bursts. The black spot is
the center. Prior to this announce
ment we had always been of the oplIi-
ion that the thinnest thing in the
world was a wife's excuse ior not
getting home and having supper
ready on time. 81
That's Thin Enough For U.s.
Facing A Hard Week.
According to suicide statistic: in
the United States, the day on which
most acts of self-deiecucrlon arc
comm; tied is Monday. .'"s did YOU
ever near of a person so crazy to :ct
rid of the world as 10 take Ills own
life on Saturday nigh : ..
You Havcr't'.-.-
Well Seasoned.
Now there approaches the season
of the year when the tired business
man often wonders if the automobile
which has been stored in the garage
all winter is also tired.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02

+ HE MEL SON label with
i the brightred border which
~'E'- c~0C&T& ct >/cry roll and
l4un;jic q Nilsson Koofs is: the
sicn Of satisfaction tor every
roofing need. No matter what
t,,:>4 Of building yuu plan %
CO. er, there is a Ne 5o1 Root
t?!sat is. tl1o correct and most eco
ronjc2l one for the purpose.
The Nelson label assures you
cf roofing satisfaction not: only
when the roof is new but for
years to come. # you don't
know what particular grade OF
E1el5on Roof to use on your
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02

snoacrios TOR Ins DAILY Fionssr
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02
Well Seasoned.

Now there approaches the season
of the year when the tired business
man often wonders if the automobile
which has been stored in the garage
all winter is also tired.
-Wot va Tank
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-02

a Waiter OF convenience
A friend Of ours recently sold his
photograph to a next door neighbor.
Now he can enjoy the music without
being bothered with having to wind
up the machine. !s:H,"'ay Hs}&rG,Jr.,E!-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
Mast G. Co. Fail

New York. July lI.-Fa!lure of the stock
brokeras" hrn of Mast l. CO., Of chicago
Vas announced from the floor OF the Nav
YORK Stock ENcharge today. Samuel Mast
~ the board member Or the firm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
LOCAL BUSINESS =
CONDITIONS GOOD
Lines Kindred to the Building TRACE
Show Marked Improvement

Business for the week in the Phila-
delphla district as reported by X. ".
Dun & Co. has shown improvement
especially noticeable in the lines whlch
are kindred with the building business.
Permits issued during the last week
show Il slight decrease in the buildlng
industry over the previous week. there
being 423 operations with an approx
mate cost of S3.W4 $40. as compare"
with 3D. operations with an approx
mate cost of S77J.9GO for the cores
ponding period of 1927.
The electrical trade reports good
volume of business in wire. instnllators
and fixtures, owing to an increased de-
mnnd from builders and operation work.
The iron and steel market IL reported
to show considerable improvement as
compared with year ago ana the
volume Of business is larger than at any
time since 1920.
Coke is somewhat more active. but
shipments are reported restricted by
labor trouble.
The local lumber market continues
active and mills are working in many
instances to capacity, and the demand
is considered good.
Millinery is only fairly active at the
present time.
Glazed kid manufacturers report ap-
preaching normal production on pre- war
basis. There seems to be a demand
for small skins of better grade. Raw
materials high in price and scarce.
Cotton yarn dealers report the recent
advance in cotton has had q dcterring
efec for the moment on the yarn busi-
ness.
Wool dealers report the business has
been very quiet for the last two weeks.
This condition is attributed to the fact
that the market has been active for the
last few months and prices have nd
vanced considerably.
Manufacturers Of mems and boys
clothing report receiving substantial
orders for fall delivery. having had
fnirly successful spring and summer
trade
Manufacturers of mems shirts re-
port the trade active.
Manufacturers of clonks and suits
report the line only fairly active, with
no advance orders for fall
In the cement market there Is still
good demand owing 10 building activi-
tics. prices tluctuating.
The chemical market is fairly active.
There is Il good demand for crude drugs
and dye stuffs.
The paper market continues to show
improvement. sales increasing. although
buying is largely in small lots for i'm
mediate needs.
The hardware line shows but little
increase over previous weeks.
The leaf-tobacco trade continues
rather dull, with no speculation or new
business.
Tomatoes are quiet at unchanged
prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14

The above bonds Will he ps Id upon nr...,
ia,,on at thn office q the baltimore Trus,
baltimnre. Maryland, on and aftar Nns.,,. Az o.
J.. I9.2. upon which date interest thsrenn
THE BALTIMORE TRUST COMPANY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
r Goodrich Manau Sua
N M. ,,I Co 1LS
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Melbourne +. Middleton. Jr.. prcsi J.
dent of the Philadelphia stock EN-
change. hns been elected to member
ship on the New York Stock Exchange.
Donald q. Gcddc., senior partner o!
Clark. Dodge 4 Co.. who has beer
one of the firm = floor members since
May -, lS3). has sold his membership.
The average price OF the twenty active
industrials declined O.23 per cent yes.
terday to A.GJ. while the twenty rail ].
rondS declined O.4S per cent, to SG.4i
consolidated Stock Exchange issued
statement denying there was any
dissension in the board OF governors or
that there was u movement ON foot to
bring about n change In the personnel
Of the exchanges executive staff.
The Arkansas Natural Gas Company
has listed 10000 additional shares on
the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange, mak =
ing the total listed there and author
ized to b. outstanding 1863, $50 shares.
with II pnr value Of SO Il share.
Gar lOadings for the week ended July
totaled $40. G.SoG ears. n decrease Of $50
cars, as compared with the preceding
week. but an increase of 10O.S1I. as
contrasted with the corresponding week
of 1921. As compared with the same
week tI lJ-V Itt July ! T'UolL TtlIf-
scnted n decrease of l4.T2J cars.
Production Of passenger automobiles
and trucks in June was 2Il 900. II
gain of 81 per cent over that Of June,
1921. This exceeds the May output by
$1,000. Total production for tn" SEQ
ond quarter was 10000 and for the
first half year Approximately 10. =
600. The total for 1921 was | 66S 900
Tho Standard Gas and Electric Com
pany. in It's report for the twelve months
ended May 81. 1929, shows total reve-
nues of S35. .G32, 28S, as compared with
S34 HOS, 1873 for the corresponding pc
riod year ago. Net earnings stand
at S12 .05l ,OSG. rs compared with SILL
Gl1 SOB in 1927, an increase Of ll.5
per cent.
A syndicate composed Of Harris,
Forbes 4 co.. the Guaranty Company
of New York. Ronbright \ CO.. Inc,
and II. NJ. Byll"sby u Co., Inc. is
Offering u new issue Of $1,000. 900
Northern States Power Company tMir-
ncsoia) first and rcfunding mortgage ,
per cent gold bonds. due April |. 1!Hl, +,
Mt 0li. and interest, yielding about
J.14 per cent.
IL. NJ. Byllosby & Co. have pub
lished Il new booklet giving latest in
formation and statistics regarding the
Louisville Gas and Electric Company.
one Of the large Standard Gas ana
Electric Company operated public utili-
ties. The booklet describes the eighty
three year history of the company and
contains many photographs Of the plants
and property, nS well rs charts and
maps showing th" remarkable progress
made.
Spencer Trask 4 Co. and Blyth
Wittcr 4 90. have about completed
negotiations for the purchase of GO0.-
600 shares of Kansas City Power and
Light Company cumulative per cen,
first preferred stock. series A. 1t vii.
be offered to the public at II price t.
we'd about ~ per cent. The Kansas
City Power and Light Company will Lr
formed as II consolidation of the pres
cnt Kansas City Power and Lisht CON-
pany and the Carroll County Electric
Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
FOREIGN BONDS
Raw Sugar Market

w" '"rk. July 1.-THE raw sugar mar.
moderately active and firm, with
'o"S Tor July shipment quoted at 8o3oc
', ana freight and for August shipmcn,
&C. cost and freight. Salos on Thurs.
aa' included 5000 tons Cubas for shipment
son' half OF July ard first half of August
:, "o fehnsy'van.a Sugar Company, at
inr ~, ,h o, b., 1900 bags Cuhas cons,j,ut
anra Wv" ~, catance of :. cargo for prompt clear.
duty n ioo bags Cubas from store at 1 soc,
shiS,,pa, pa,a ana 1000 bags Cubas for prompt
lo,s. ,.',.'ht az O-3ec, cost ana freight Loih
comst 20 local refncrs. Arrivals ON Thurada =
Nn,I"n"uu ~ H. 900 bags Ports Ricos 10 The
Thn Th1t sugar Refining Company.
n 5ne IocIl refined market liz unchanped n,
S,Io 10 m;oOc less . per cent for cash
,ornrrns oItices OF local rciinrrs viii be- riosed
tFadc holiday, VI vac "''"a'uFdaS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
-, PENN TRAFFIC COMPANY
=. T.. Ger. 5th and Chr,tn,,t Str.

m lhlIad"lpnlH, July Is lC,
The Board " Directors "f Penn rr,r
annual dividend OF ~, plyabl" Aupuss,, us,,h
lo22, 10 sto"kh"lders ~ record Jus TX Iuon..,'
be mailed. WINS VIII
ALFRED NJ GRAY Tro.a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
EASIER TONE IN
/ THE CURB MARKET
Further heaviness in the Oil
Shares-National Tin
Active

New York. July 1.-THE curb mar
tet developed an ensier tone after the
opcning with further heaviness in the
oil shares. Standard OIL Of Indiana
was again pressed for sale. yielding 1At
70 1878. 1ntcrnationa Petroleum de-
clined -. Skclly OIL u. Maracaibo
o., Cities Service Bankers was down ".
Retail Candy was off IS, Mo-
tor stocks rose steady with REQ up
a good fraction, Daniels was steady.
National Tin was one of the active and
strong issues In the mining group, ad-
yancing 10 cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
OfIICE OF IhE
pENNA. SAII Nice InMnA>r

80 O. :ve '."s ut re b0atd or Directors held
enc half per cent was declared paysrIaa nnI
lb. 10 stockholders ot record June al wv
Checks VIII be mailed. w. A'-&
l.. A, SMITH Treasu,..
PhNadelnhia. June 90 1900 ''e"suref'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14

E,,,, TT 81 TNtWOVFtHT I q
Cuba AIN = ~ Rub'r Al
g.. 105a 1.... 11JA
Cuba C'e Sug Ord Trunk OF
81 sta'd Can o. rcts
1..... S0N g.. 1881
Cuba X Ri s. IT,. 1885,.
1.... SO Great North n
Cuba Railroad Rally 1st
Co Tiss 4..... 03is
1OA Grant North'u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Bcnda

washington. July l+--Yaslo and Ms
sissipp! Valley Railroad has applied for
authority to issue $5,O34 coo . per cen, go,J
Improvement bonds. Proceeds to be used to
hs.Moursc US treasury fog expenditures made
isSi' tor additioIt and betterments,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14

& FNtrmoun, ave, Phiniciptia' Fc,nn.xr. r.
wanna: Sealed proposals Will nr Icccitad -,
the above named lnslitutlor, uuru Ia o'riocc. q.
Noon, TUESDAY, July s5. 1922, for furnshIrES
month, OF AUGUST, 1922, 70 be deiiyered
Tree Or porierpEo, freight and other Charge,
at such tnn"s and IN such quantities as MAJ
re requ!rol ard u nor as represented vii
pe rejected, Quantities to he Increased a.
decreased At the discretion OF vhe Rourd n,
Inspectors The Inspectors reserve III" r'gHt
to reject any or all bids received as tSey
may deem Tor tho best interests OF ina
Institution. " '"e
h0nERT ! McNENTY warden
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
erection of row iiiGh School Buildirg y"r
ne tntonE', or Jcnklntown, Pa, whrN ,s.
Jhly -. hHS been extended to July Il. Ali
n.sr E.nSr S0nIi lions 70 be as rected IN the orig.
JENKINroWS noARp OF SCHOOL
BY RAY ZIMMERMAN. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

nnlal r"difC0unt rates at tho twelve Fed
efA' Reserve Banks are as follows; w ''N
treas, LIB, Cont Bkrs
n Ctfs, bonds paper accent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
MORTGAGE SINKING EUS,
TWESTY-YEAR SIX PER CFST
GOLD BONDS due IOip
~ Dividends
GERMANTOWN Trust CoMp,>x
9Th Di\idpnI 'hNh

A, IVNN, JNIV Il, 1870
a ne"tns or ih@ Beard OF Dir.cIors
Dollars per s.rr sIsnrr was de"tnrei payabi. rer rt
Nu.Hst i"EE' 70 siorkhplders " r"copT p,t
OF bush business July -, i"2:. CherksW W VIII i'"ss s,.
Transfer hooks viii be- ,iusrI fran, ,,,.
- 10 August J. 1922 '''" july
CLARENCE 9. BRGNTON Tr.ns,,r.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14
Wanted
The
MAN

\ large, well-cStaDlished cor
pOration requires the services 0'
man who is we'll and faHorahly
known IN Pennsylvania. THIS man
is needed for sales and orGanl2a'
ton wOrk He viii be paid n
salary AVID expenses There are
notable opportunities for future
advancement and profit
Brief qualifications arr--Gen-
erul BUS mes EXprrteuCc
Acquaintance among substantial
people throughout Prnnsylvaniu.
Ability and Tact This notice Is
addressed particularly 10 men who
are now satisfactorily employed.
Applications are not desired FROM
professional Job hunters or invest
ment solicitors,
In YOUR response. please gve
synopsis and any information
Witch sou think pertinent torre-
spond-Hrr confidential Address
Bon \ >O2, Ledger one"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-14

bilit!cs 1894, S57,O4T.St S36S OS4 50u oo
Ratio Of total reserves tu deposit ana k'rd
'ral Res rye note liRbilit rs combined ,TuIy
II lp22, ta.s per cent, July o 1922 - l.
MEMORANDUM: -
Contingent liability on bills purchnr.d for
foreign correspondents, July ~, 1929, 50 H.
"i7 ~; Juy y. l0.2. S2,;55, 5,589.li
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SALE-LUNcHRooaf FIX
lures and lease win lie sold to-day as
~ a.. n, sharp. at 81 Third ave, n u
snorsgagse.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Rudolf zsttny. plaintiff. against Iona Out
tercsik Zsitny, defendant t.--Summons.-
for an absolute divorce.
TO the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned 20 answer the
complaint In this action. and to serve a copy
of your answer on the plaintiffs at9ornes.,
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive Of the day OF service,
and IN case of your failure to appear or
answer, Judgment will be taken against YOU
by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated New York, May s. 1922.
SIDONIA FRIED.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Once and Post Office address. No. 200 Fifth
Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan, City OF
New York
TO Iona Guttercsik Zsitny:
The foregoing summons Is served upon Won
by publicatisn pursuant to an order Of Hon
oraple William p. Burr. d Justice of the
supreme Court of the State OF New York
Gated the Sth day of August, 1929. and duiy
hlsd with the complaint In the cfflce OF the
Clerk OF the County OF New York al ths
County Court House, IN the Borough of Man
naSsan, Glty. County and State of New York
Dated New York. August 8, 1929
SlDOSIA FRIED,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office addreBs Nc. 300 Fifth
New York
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES

THE gEoPLE Of THE STATE Or NEw
ard. Wiiiiiam Howard, Noble '' 3. Howard. ow
gisss5s Eisg Hsws1S Howsra rssshsr asl iswsrS
Elisahsth i. Howard. sarah Howard. Al. +.
Issa Hsay " Hosss s,sspps Esws1s Mss
pury,, wymond H. Bradbury. Joseph II
Ershes &.s lanes Xsns vssas, Ws Ans Ws
Davis, Martha Davis Charles W Hubbard.
Shar'os cha s-T ". Iaasa huDo.rd J5 Charles Y Hub
p 4: Msigs, Charles VI. Gelgs, John r.
neiks : 4E,,ss.st sra; MMen.somery Meigs, Anne
eein he. hsf coIas HnSsfns William fs'h B. cof
Francis S. Colt, Harris D. cot. Harris a. 0I5 g.
SAT- G.ro1 5r Il Risssrd ra,s G c9lt Sloan col,
Mary {. Diekey, Mary s {. curtis' Mary su
8 Curtis, Katharlne {. Sloan, Edward K.
+; Weieh. caroline i weloh, s'se Henry AaJs
OF meten tha and an Horace B. Clark deacendants
sunts OF HENRY c. Wells, deceased,
and al either descsndants of such uncies
and ADDRESSES are are unsnewn nose nass ara
cannot after diiigent inquiry be aseer-
% ~: a.p:s s s. nas rss. Col
pisal' end to all persons Interested as cred
nors. iegatces, next Of kin or otherwise
IN the Estate of HENRY C. WELLS. de.
ceased. ceased. who At the time OF his death was
resident Of the County and state Of New
York, SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition Of Harris D. Colt. re-
siding at 515 Park Avenue. IN the BorouRl,
Of Manhastan. City of New York. and
Richard c. Colt. residing at Garrison, Put
nam County. New.York
You and each of you are hereby cited to
show cause before the Surrogate's Court Of
Rsw Rssnd. York +, County, held at the Hail OF
the 22nd day o, September, 1888, az half
past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day. why ths account OF proceedings of
Harris D. Colt. and Richard c. Colt as
Executors Of the Lass VIII and Testa :
ment OF said deceased, should not be
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have
caused the Seal of the surrosate's Court
or the said County OF New York to be
hereunto affxed.
WITNESS, HONORABLE JOHN p. co.
HALAN, a Surrogate OF our saia County.
at the County OF New YORK, the
l.. s.I 22nd day of July, in the year
OF our Lord one Thousand aine
hundred and twenty-two
MARTIN g. McGUE
Clerk OF the Surrosate's Court
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Residential Sales in Rropx

s,nastav a schmelzle sold 10 Adolf
isasnsas ian.a the fve-story modern
vase At 1888 Morris Avenue, a7.sxioo.
H. ssaae sa Roberts sold to Louis Simon
issth Street, 25.sxio0. w LOS
sss. s o,arence Davies. Inc, sold for
ssas assss y Levin to the Femma Realty Com !
Sly Ss;.,. 1os4 Third Avenue, a three-storv
Ia sors and apartment, 1sx72.
s.Ioa suah Boyle jr. sold to Charles Ru-
ss.sh sh sne two-story dwelling at the
'aS lI6th Street, 1o4.tox2s.7.
pay Murphy sold to Charles A..
Dsssson Dson the two-story dwelling at s2l7
ssmsasnr mnr Avenue, 25xio0.
-. stnnah Riczker sold to Samuel Go.
lans;y.she lay she two-story dwelling at 1888
4gsgieliow Avenue, 25xlf5.
saserio Porco sold to Yincenzo Reda
Iss., ss two-story dwelling at 57s East
'''th Street, 5ixso.s.