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The sun., 1916-09-21
FLAT t>D DWELLING SALES.

VEST l43b STREET-Sainuel A. Sing
or1isl has sold to Betsy Parrish 25S
West li3d street. a six story tenement
with stores. on plot 31.6XlV0.
ANENUE-Frederick Brown has
sold 20 August Elmer OF Elmer K
Amend ?342 Ryer avenue. between
l>3d and lstth streets. a Ave story
thirty family apartment house. on plot
%''Nl00, held at $3.50 VO. The buyer
gave IN exchange 52s West l75th
street, a three story dwelling. on lot
isAso. and $3.50 Morris avenu a two
ami a half story dwelling and garage.
~ plot InNl22. rear Kingsbridge road.
''ring Wolf was the broker. The
transaction Involved about $4,000.
tST 18TH STREET-wiiliam T..
'nelan with ~ w. Gray has sold for
Inc Rond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company l6e East l65th street. a three
i'ory dwelling. on lot rs 3?xlO8.5l,
Just cas-, OF the Grand boulevard and
%tuncourse. The buyer. Sarah A. SUIT
.er. will occupy.
I WON ARCHITECTURE +. Saver Of
Wesiovn. y. j, has purchased the
northwest corner OF Union avenue and
lh'th street, "A ave story tenement. on
~ .s.7x3S.9, from Frederick V. Calder.
BONNER PLACE-Matilda Muendel
"aS bought from william J. McKeown
me four story Nat. on plot 33.4x73, on
'ne north side of Bonner place, 1851
ie"t cast of Morris avenue.
'EANT AVENUE-Adeline v. Shaw has
Sold to Alfred Lyons 1852 Grant
hH". a tree story house, on lot 25xlOc,
near l6jth street.
The sun., 1916-09-21

Pease & Gilman have leased to Vlad!-
mir Roeavine the five story American
basement DIV ~ East Tenth
street. AZ Fifth avenue
Goodwin 4 Goodwin ave leased to
Lawrence Schack th" three story and
basement dwelling at I's Yves, ,Isih
street.
tnGsr 4 Watson have leased for a
term OF years the three story dwelling
AT go Lexington avenue TO l.. Spadst-
ora.
Porter 4 60. have leased the three
story and basement: dwelling at PIC
West l22d street for George n. Nicholas
to Augusta Foge.strum.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased FOR Mrs
J.. Maynard TO Mrs, NJ f. Fogarty the
three story and basement dwelling a,
ls6 West Ninety-fourth street.
The Houe hton Company has lea ed for
Sarah Cohen the four story ard base
ment dwelling at IS West Si"x,y-nintf
street to y. G.. Mattern for a term OF
years.
Thomas ]. O'Reil!y has leased the pri.
vats dwelling at l22 West l22d street &c
Herbert and Reta Hipwell.
The sun., 1916-09-21
LEASING N THE SUBURBS.

Far View. formerly the Odell ress
dence. on Dudley street and North
Broadway. Yonkers. was leased by Alice
Graham Werden for a private school,
The house IL on a plot OF about an acre
overlooking the Hudson River. The
lease was negotiated by Thomas ).
Burke and Gaul 4 Bell.
F.. c. Griffin q =. II. Collins nave
rented the Creago cottage IN Larchmont
Park, on Lincoln street, to Frank A.
Shaughnsssy; the Kane cottage. on
Beach avenue. to James W. Bell. Jr. (;
the Emanuel Levy cottage. in Fountain
Square and Prospect n to Man
fred NJ. Goldschmidt the OWENS cot
tage, on Larchmont and Oak avenues, to
Mrs. T. s. Vanderhoef, and the Cornelius
J. Sullivan cottage. on Beach avenue, to
Sidney n. Gridley OF New York city.
The sun., 1916-09-21
RENTING ron BUSINESS.


oross q brown company mas leased
me store ana basement at 1853 Broad
NAY 10 Stern Picerd Company with
wa",stn D. May sixth o AZ 22s TO
o weS iwehty-eisntn street 10 hubin
o.".manm company win NJ. & L. Hess
We. In,r'y-slx.h street second
our 10 'Uuaoock 20: eighth moor
mecca huiiuing % Wilham w. Tams
M.:ie library az oil u biS West
rlity-sixth street third floor to the Paige
'e,rot Niotor
fease q Fil'mah nave leased a store
III 'ne CaIiton Chambers. at 402 Madi-
son avenue. at r"rty-seventh street. to
me fsier Decorating Company.
Crook q LIVINGSTON Company has
leased the parlor moor store at SIS Madi-
son avenue to Raimundo Ruiz Of Madrid.
spain. who VIII use the space for the
sale Of antiques.
Charles b. Van valen has leased Offices
at 70 william street to Kramer 4 Clarke
ana Henry r.. Otto 4 Co. space In 81
ana 81 Maiden lane to Charles 4 Levin
ton at 80 to SO John street to =. ID.
Asuilar: with Joseph =. Day ofices in
me Postal Life Building TO J. G.. Cornell.
L. y. GarretSon n Albert T. Maurice.
freSiie z R~osenberg have leased the
store ana basement at 10 West Severn
.sentn street to Markus ItskOwtta. ma
cninist' Also omces at 3s2 Firth ave-
"us 30 tne James =. Reiner Company.
Spear co. nave rented the store and
ossemeht III 100 ana i3s West twenty
sscomu street TO John A. Dysche: with
Sars.ein. Limhhken q 20. the second loft
snu 90 Sprlhe street 10 Progress
% e.. rpsms STORE ana basement IN
ien.n s'Iee' 10 holiywoo Paper
The sun., 1916-09-21
WAIST MAKERS IN
OLD 9Th AVE. STORE
large Part Of Former Simp-
.on-Crawford Property
Leased to BijOu Co.
II MANUFACTURING ZONE
small list street Hotel Pur-
chased h, OperatOr-GOOd
Demand for Space.

~, "a sc., lease made recently in the
ID retail shopping zon" on Sixth venue
"a. closed yesterday when the Bijou
was, Company took over the ten story
,,s n, the ormcr Simpson-Crawford
..or. NJ i.l tn I3I West Nineteenth
.r.e,. This building. containing about
"a AoN slusrc feet. will be used to house
II branches 81 the Arm. including its
~anufac,ur,ng departments. which now
A., scattered in six widely separated
centuries, among them the Hobart
ylild ne. al broadway and Thirty-sev-
9Th street. which is In the Save New
York district. from which an attempt Ia
t,tne made to Dust manufacturers Of
do,hing. The property. occupying a plot
,,,I0xs2. Is owned by the Equitable
Re Assurance Society, which took II
ever In foreclosure proceedings early this
wear. The Bijou Waist Company. being
ono ~ the largest concerns In its line. In
,ypected To have "A decided influence Ia
,s DEVELOPMENT of the immediate NC
ION. In view Of the save New York"
nm and the city coming rest rictions
owners Of old department store proper
t.s In the sixth avenue section have
rade preparations to turn their buildings
ever TO manufacturing concerns that are
,spec,ed TO seek space there. Tho for
r.r Stern store has been made over and
rented. the former Henry Siegel store at
Fourteenth street has been made owe
and the former Altman and Greenhut
.,.s y pnu. uudervoIpv rhan1A Nav.
The sun., 1916-09-21
DOCTORS BUY AT MALBA.

MAZDA Estates Corporation has sold a
- on Centre Drive at Malba-on-the-
una l. J.. opposite the Ma ma Field
10 Marine club, 10 DR.. Gertrude NJ.
r''H'. for Improvement with a large
o.'n,nl dwelling. The same company
IS ais" sold n plot on the shore front
,~er''kIng IN. Sound at the junction of
Nilha Drive and boulevard to Or. Fred.
'''k Kent Ream. The purchaser will
erect 4 country home next spring.
The sun., 1916-09-21
TWO THEATRES RENTED.

The BIG Three Amusement Company
has rented from the Life Amusement
Company the Majestic Theatre. at the
southwest corner II ~. Nicholas avenue
and ls5th street, n motion picture house
with a seating capacity of leo. The
lease 10 for twenty years at a stated
rental Of S25o.O0O.
The Bis Three Amusement Company
also . leased from the Bedford Park
Amusement Company the United States
Theatre with a seating capacity Of $500.
now being erected at the northwest cor
ner OF Webster avenue and ls5th street.
opposite Fordham College. Twenty
years Ia the term Of the lease and $780,
600 II said 70 he the net rental.
The sun., 1916-09-21
Turns BACK 4TM Az. BUILDING.

r.. "." s~t""n story building nea
e completion on the northwest corner
% Fourth avenue and Twenty-eighth
street which william T. Evans. head OF
. nrn ~ Mills 4 G.bb. contracted to
dIy last April. has been turned back BY
mutual consent to The original ownsr
''' liasco Building Company. Lowe A.
SCOT, president. Ewing. Bacon 4 Henry
I've been appointed agents.
The sun., 1916-09-21
Buys HOME AT sCARsDALE.

IN" S~ctrsdals Estates organisation
.-S sou for the Model House Company
I'I'i'h stucco and half timber cot
~" on Walworth avenue. G~reenacres
.lIon OF Scarsdale. to Harold w.
Hlalson Of White Plains and New York.
N"o VIII occupy II when completed.
The sun., 1916-09-21
TO BUILD on UNION SQUARE.

me Union Square Building Company.
a'ng hled plans almost a rear ~ for
~. w Improvement Of the plot at 70 and
uhion Square, Ia now arranging TO
rpeeen with the project. A thirteen
WI VII ONCE building is contemplated.
wIIafn q. Piguerino. architect. esi-
"a'h the cost, AZ s2s5,0V0 Tn. rite
The sun., 1916-09-21
SALE or YONKERs PLOT.

merry Morgenthau Company has sold
" northeast corner Of Moreland street
.h ~hronxville road. Yonkers. 1t IL a
!o' ll!Nl04xl00. This property IL in
~ br"nXville sect of Yonkers. ad-
uM"s the Lawrence Park developments.
'nn a Calm were the brokers.
The sun., 1916-09-21
puYs NEAR HUSH HOTEL.

william l~.ustgarten has purchased
. ON John Martin Ne old five story
dselling now used as a hotel at 1873
West Forty-hrst street. on lot 25x9s.e.
This property sbuts the site at 1872 and
"a West Forty-second street which the
bush Terminal interests are improving
With a twenty-five story commercial hotel
md office structure. 1t Is said that Mr..
Bush was unable TO oh, ain the small par
90. when he wanted Ia incorporate IL In
t, building site, though he did buy 1876
West ~F'orty-iirst street adjoining.
The sun., 1916-09-21
RENT FLUSHING MOVIE STUDIO.

Cross & Brown Company has leased
for Rano Films. II. II. Snow. a moving
picture studio at Flushing. l.. /. This
building. formerly the Flushing Armory.
has been thoroughly equipped for studi
work. and the lessee. h Frohman
Amusement Corporation, will take i'm
mediate possession.
The sun., 1916-09-21
TRADES FLAT For O

irving H. Wolfe has sold for Valentine
Garcia his orner apartment house at
' walnut street. New Rochelle. to a
,"ent Tor investment. The seller took
:, par' payment a country place at
neeehhurst. Whitestone Landing. Bor-
eash of Queens.
The sun., 1916-09-21
TRADE GREENWICH HOLDINGS.

Z Turner Of Belle Haven has pur-
,,ased a residence, garage and two acres
.om Frederick Brown OH Calhoun Drive
W. $4,000. Mr.. Brown bought from
W. turner ten acres Of land In the CAL
Jun Drive section. Laurence Timmins
was the broker.
The sun., 1916-09-21
DYE MAKERS IN LONG u. CITY.

william d. Bloodgood & Co. have
leased for a term OF ear the Consum-
ers Brewery Building at Woodside, l.. l..
to the Holliday-Kemp Company. manu-
!acturers Of aniline dyes.
The sun., 1916-09-21

SEMI-BUNCALOW

Ia course Of construction. finished by oc;o-
,tle). extra large living room. full width
Of house. open fireplace: up-to-dats
kitchcn large china or-ssers. new modal
gas range with improved hot water attach
o.,rt. combination gas and electric hNtuSes.
no, water heat: spacious porches front and
std" opening into living room can be
closed in a. sun parlor for the winter.
large grounds 5000 sIuar" feet 2 minute
walk to b"au'Iful sandy bathing beach. "
minutes from Ci'y: owners loss-Your
prnnt. viii SCI, for $3.50 worth s.. 500,
$50" cash. balanC" very Easy monthly pay
mems u, OWNER .i3 ". 3th -.
The sun., 1916-09-21

measures 5o.sxia5 feet md IL Is feet
north Of the Union Square Savings Bank
Building. at the north corner OF Fif-
teenth street.
The sun., 1916-09-21
a.. WHITE LARcHMONr BUYER

Louis White. treasurer Of the Hip
,cltoine. has purchased the Trsupel or
,'lR's property in Larchmont Centre on
,a,,hmont avenue. Z. G. Griffin and
II Collins negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-09-21

(south OF Fourteenth street
3 vxss :x:iI!xs@.1' sep, - vicrouka
son. IA Ocean %Parkway. bk.yn. due S.p'
~. 1919. 8 . c. pr mtg 5000 atty. TIN"
El aSs1 : 7 S. S.. ! !5 :. nr'A X . iSa sn Z 49, 49,
2e-,Tiliis saivin 70 Rachel Williams, 4
ssmueI" Solomon n"s IA 'Nass.t,,a '.}'' 800
Az u, 1871. = :, .3txs3, Sent 20 -u"r"lhy
" Bree TO Emma lsenb"rs, lls " l,tih
900: sttys. Gettner. : a A.. :eH
Esst side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
1905 "a av. e. 1905 n ga y, ;Sxioo,
Ellen Gslmas 70 Jos G Wa,.aoh,, % \
nr.y' Whit y,o. Plains N \ y ; y'i; ~ . r.i
iosrH sr. .. l,5 list ay, :,IiocIl'
iorio. 10 Oliver e. due Sept TO- 1870. 6
. G. atty. Abr Finsli;e. $50 Nassau
st $1,000
West Side.
west of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets
ssTH ST. n = 3sl.t e Riverside Drive, .oN
1905. Sept ?o-Tlarence Sinclair 10 Law
yers Title Is Trust Go, 100 bway. = VIZ
MASHATTAN Az. its, : y cor. io5Ih 81,
1OO.iix55. Sept ?0--Nalentine Gumpr"ch'
to Princeton Constr co, 30 y i2d st, duc
oct /, 1915, g, mtg $4,000 ATTY.
Lawyers Title & T Co, $50 Bway 81 200
Uptown.
Manhattan north OF il0th street.
LEXINGTON Az. 209c-9s. n W cor leGth 80
u27-S E), 99llNJ26 d, Sept 20 Nirgin!H
j e Doolcy TO .Ino IL Selrnss, due as per
hond; atty. Title Guar q 7 60. 10
Bway ..,'.''''.''-' ''' f5-'o"o
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
BAKER AV, e Q, lots 1903 TO los, map Pen
held prop. i7ex-xls5xl00: also Sound
View pl. " ? lots - 20 %, same map,
cor I'd 81. <oN-x+oxs2,6. also nisbrn" ".
rs, ali " from boundry line city Nj
Vernon, tox,I6x irrrg Ralph Nilsson 7"
Marion T. YounE, tls 18th -, Rklym, pr
mtg slT.3O0. Jan ~. 1914, due July -,
1914, So, atty, y A schmitt, 81 M,
DE- "voiE TiiEiRnRA;t;E,, ~ i56., ) 10th
?SSs2'x irreg Henry, Is Davis TO sarah
A Cameron. 90 T. lsdtii. pr mtg S;.G00,
Aug Ia. due, &c, A. per bond atty. TIT"
| a. r 90, l76 Bway.: ...,....,.., 500
e37TH ST. n $, 400 " Martha .ay, 23Nlo0.-
lith: Aug /, . yrs go atty. i T Hunt,
KiS,,sRRfpaE' Az, W ;, at . cor land
conveyed By VIM q Alderman 10 R"v
Archbishop Mccioskey, 37sslGa 6-Nelly
y9rk e, al to Ersdk spanldtng, 3oi'
+ Pollock. aos Bway. .....,,.. $500
MARION Az. ses. atnerlsith, ,22Ai27s,
irreg-J0hn n Purcell to Eleanor Il
Brady, 2s95 Valentine av, Sept lG. due,
81. as per bond: atty. Title q ~ r 90
u" b"aE '''''''''' ''''''- '" '"'
The sun., 1916-09-21

IT YOU ARE LOOMING for a small
house with large porch and large, shady
p'nf. near station and trolley. complcl" for
81 as. on terms OF - down and s. month
IS, answer at once, g, OWNER, loa Fiat
bush Ave, Rrook,yn
The sun., 1916-09-21
BOROUGH or RROOKI.YN-FOR SALE.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES, detached,
Curage. nine rooms. bath. showers electric
lights, vacuum Clea steam, ptruu"irN;
$3.50. $3.50 cash. SIS monthly aHi interest.
BUILDERS, 1870 1Ith st TAKE West Ind
subway, Municipal Bldg To 'th.
The sun., 1916-09-21

BEAUTIFULLY situated and furnished
private four story residence on the corner
o. West End Ave. and Eighty-eigh nth ST. 10
70 rent furnished. BLANDY. MOONEY q
SUIpM AZ. 81 WALL ST. New YORK. CITY.
The sun., 1916-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR sALDNUEENa.
IDEAL HOME

Of . rooms ami bath near the Sound sewer.
water. gas. electricity. hot water heat q
minutes 10 33i 81. 4 9Th Ave restricted
locality; privilege OF private bathing beach.
deep water anchorage. perfect title; $500
cash balance Easy payments. :. STEPHEN
sos, 243 W. 3Ath st.
The sun., 1916-09-21
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF owner and
II attorneys name 10 omitted
party OF nrst part)
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street,
.. 2xSs. :x21.iix62.i - Catherine & Ma.
tilda Jackson to yieronka KaIipetes. 20
Jamss alp. mtg - 900. Sept 10; atty.
Title Quar- 4 r Co, lTS Bway, ,.,.,. 800
RUTGERS st. -. etxloA. except gang
way on rear 5 II w~ide--Frank Il Karel-
arm 4 singer & co-to Moses LYMAN.
NI Riverside Drive, and ano. q c. all
liens. April %; atty, A Fred Sylvester;
wXSSHiNGTsoS ST. 40, " cor DI.e,sbro.ses
at. 2i.ioxse, i0--Theo Il sayr. to Val
stein s Rsade.. 3?7 z % 81, mt, fao, ooo,
All liens. Aug 81; atty. Chas + Noye.. e.
nth 81. ssi T. iixioo-.-vict;oir 4 Beard
10 Malcolm G. beard, 2sl Jefferson av.
Bkiyn. q I. q c. April 10; attys, Elias. "a
,sTH ST; 81 E. .ss,sn.od, SAY :.
hs.ra. J.;t.r.ona' Az. Hkiyn; a.,ys,
IsTH ct, Sis n. n .. ?<6 . Az. A. l03. 3x25x
irreG. with q I to strip bet Gi9 n e
iNh-Aug ImmiG. Bald wins. l. J. TO
Esther Koppslman. - Riyin9ton q, mtg
$4,000, - {. c . 1, Sept -; atty Il
East Side.
(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strsstA)
INTERIOR gore bsgln., q b'eeh. bet
<oth and Sist sts end tee ~ ID A.. rvnS
sSIlx n " IL . - to 6eG--iDuSoe l.
Drsper, Annapolis. Md, to samue N
The sun., 1916-09-21

FREEPORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows ana houses. 81. 900 up, also hui.d.
Ing lots on Nsudtll Hay and Woodcl-f BAY,
priter easy terms send FOR pHrtlru-
joins !. RANDALL co, Fregror', !. !
The sun., 1916-09-21
MECHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH 1T, -SiS-S2: E-Albrrt A voik Art
John - kuhn, owner aud contIsc.
The sun., 1916-09-21
MORTGAGES.


18th am IND address ~ lender bul
Lenders attorney
The sun., 1916-09-21
lHulth OF Fourteenth street.

with namo and address OF owner and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF nrst part.)
The sun., 1916-09-21

noRorGm OF K,cHMo>D-roR SALE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
HOUSE REJECTS
PROPOSITION To
INCREASE ARMY
Present Provisions of Bill Are
to Be Retained Measure Is
wing Rapidly Toward
Final Action,

Washington, March 20--By refus-
ing definitely TO increase the regular
army provisions Of the Hay bill the
house today made II almost certain
that the measure viii go TO The SEN
ate virtually as framed aud by an
Overwhelming vote chairman Hay
Of the military committee was hope
full tonight that final vote could be
reached tomorrow.
Tho net result OF the days debate
on the proposed amendments was TO
sustain the recommendation OF the
president as to The size Of the regular
army The Hay hin carried virtually
the program mapped out hy Former
Secretary Garrison IN this regard hut
substitutes the liberalization of the
national guard for the continental
army The president has approved
its general outline. but stands uncom-
mitted as TO details
Three times during the day the
house defeated proposals TO Increase
the peace strength OF the regular
army. fixed by the Hay bin at iao.-
600 expandahle to $4,000 bv execu-
tive order n war Us imminent. With
this outstanding feature disposed Of,
consideration of the remainder Of
The hill went forward rapidly About
one third OF the measure had been
reviewed aud approved when adjourn
ment for the day came. The ma
tiona guard. reserve and nitrate
plant sections are among those st,ll
20 Doe considered
Chairman Hay said the bill as
read hy war department officials, nt "
allowed total war strength OF 2so,.
600 men Of all arms Ne declared
that it would be impossible 10 re-
erwt up go 22o,000 in peace times Al
the present rate OF pay. and added
that even az that strength AGAINST
any FIRST class power. the regulars
would only be a small part OF the
force necessary for defense OF the
country
The only amendment Of import
ancc adopted during the dav WAS Of
fercd hs Representative Anthony. re-
publican, OF kansas II would pro-
vide for an equalization OF the time
Of service required ina all branches Of
the army before an officer IS eligible
for examination for higher ranks.
Discussion for proposal Go in
crease the strength az the ordnance
department, which was adopted de-
velopod that 1t cost $4,000 To edu-
cate West Point cadet. Three
years more is required after his
graduation before he is capable Of
dlsoharglng his duties properly in the
ordnance DEPARTMENT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
CE RMAN EDITOR
PAYS TRIBUTE To
CONSERVATIVES
Herr Won Heybrand Described
as 7Hope of Democracy mi
TagebIatti Internal Affairs
Frankly Discussed, /
10y MORNING Jovss., spsci.l ls,sro w,s.t

Berlin. March 20 (via London.
11,25 .. NO. Herr Won Heybrand,
conservative leader In the reichslag
is described as the new hope of the
democracy" by Theodore Wolff in
his weekly review in the Tageblstt,
Of which he is the editor-in-chief.
Herr Wolff, commenting on the
conservatives support in The reichstag
Of their resolution regarding the con-
duct Of the war, says:
MANY of US always have been con-
WINGED that the political progress Of
Germany Is only to lac expected
through the conservatives. The mem
hers Of the other parties, with honor
able exceptions. are with difficulty
brought TO act and are often tired be-
fore bed time
when the storm-tried conserva-
tiVes desire To protect their interests
or carry their purpose through they
throw everything that binders them
aside If they can only realize their
desires in the reichstag they will
heatcdly as they reject this imputa-
tion--secure for parliament the role
which it should have
The Kreuse Zeitung has declared
frankly that the motions which the
conservatives and thirty national lib
erals are to support in the reichstag
are Intended to express the feeling
that the government does not possess
longer that confidence which in it
self is certainly most desirable lin
other words, that the motions shall
either impel Or. Won Bethmann-Holl
veg to change his opinion, or shall
make his position rs imperial chan
cellor impossible for him
Proviso l.. Made.
rs not that always providing, nat
urally. that the conservatives do not
abandon their plans-a rcsolute tran
sition to the decried parliamentary
system which makes the existence of
the government dependent upon the
confidence Of the peoples represent
atives? But in the land ruled by par
liamcnts no motions touching the
aims and problems of the conduct of
the war have been thus far brought
before the parliament
In England members Of the lower
house have criticised the expedition
to Gallipoli and Salonik without Of
fering resolutions. and in Italy such
citicism for the most part has been
suppressed. In France sanitary
arms. aviation conditions and such
like, have been discussed that is to
say, only questions of organization. |
The Interpolation OF Abel Ferry (call-
ing upon the ministry to make effec
tive It's constitutional right of direct |
ing all modified forces) was rejected |
by Premier BRAND as an invasion of |
the prerogatives of the army leaders, !
although mis- interpretation too. af
feeted only conditions behind the |
front
Our conservatives and thirty ma
tional liberals, in their fiery demand |
for new parliamentary rights, storm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
SUPREME COURT GIVES
SAFETY FIRST LECTURE

Washington, March 90 ~ In a
safety first decision today, the su-
preme court warned all railroad men
of their responsibilities TO the public.
II reversed a damage award to the
estate of brakeman on the Great
Northern who was killed in rear
end collision caFlsed by his failure to
flag an oncoming train
His fate gives cause to blame
said the court but We cannot help
pointing out that the tragedy Of the
collision might have been appalling,
How imperative his duty was is man
fest To excuse its neglect in any
way would cast immeasurable liability
upon the railroads and, what is Of
greater concern. remove security
from the lives Of those who travel
upon them and, therefore. all who
are concerned with their operation,
should have a full and anxious
sense of responsibility
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
JACK ALIENS SLAYER
TAKEN TO ROANOKE
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Roanoke. VA, March 20-Will
McCraw, who killed Jack Alien Of the
famous Alien clan of Carroll county,
Friday night was placed in jail here
late today. He surrendered to the
sheriff at Hillsville yesterday and was
brought to Roanoke because of re-
ports that relatives and friends of the
Aliens had threatened violence Me-
Graw said he would plead self-de-
Tense. He win be held here until his
case is called for hearing at Hillsville
next month. He made no attempt to
escape he said, going direct to his
home In Mt. Airy, where the killing
occurred, and notifying the sheriff he
would surrender Allen was buried
today in the family burial ground
near Hllsville. beside Floyd and
Claude Allen. who died in the electric
chair for participation in the Hills
Vile court murders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21

10 POUNDS OF BLOOD

IL the average quantity in a healthy
adult but It is the quality Of the blood
that determines our strength to resist
sickness. With weak blood We ind
cold hands and chilly feet; in children
IN aversion 10 study. and in adults
rheumatic tendencies.
In changing seasons get abundant
fresh air and take a spoonful Of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals, because SCOTS
Emulsion Is rich bloodfood that will
increase both quantity and quality Of
the blood while II warns the body and
helps carry off the impurities.
: When multitades OF people are to-
day taking SCOTS Emulsion to avert
winter sickness, and are giving it to
their children, it is careless to neglect
is benefits. Look out for substitutes.
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