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New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Assignment of Mortgages

lirsch Fund to JOS l. Buttsn~iesdr. INV" DS
Aug schgsisheim and ano TO Patrick
uoonan, 2307 9Th avenue. attorney, Her
man Lrbetkin, 253 Broadway . as
sisnments ............... 100 and 1900
Av {. W 5. so7 n 5th st; 4lst st. SIS E
aIso property in Kings. Richmond and
Nestchester counties. Lille McCon1h
McCono 'Tarver, at Leighton Buzzart.
Ens.a ID i2 part OF 9 ,ntgs at,ys. Har.
, r rison F 4 B, 50 Wall st .-. ss2,l25
26TH ST. 20i w Oscar Englander trus
to Title & Mort Co. lS5 Eroal
l99TH Sr. ~ ". and Madison av. as
Title K Mort Co to Jos c Ajello
Co 10 safne' address i35 Bway; as
sisnEisnts .......,.. $500. So ) 90 and S. f5O
SETH sr 1870 W; Farmers Loan s r
av: attys. Amend A. ll9 Nassau -
assns, each ................Sls 600
RRoADwAY. 444l-s5 sound Reai5y g,
attys stodaardt & NJ l2s Bway 500
lolsT ST. 10 W. las A Crulkshana to
helen schelI. Js6 Benedict av. Wool.
lsgD 81. i0l " Helen Kcichnelr'' ~ ~
70 Emisrant Indust saw Bank. atty. \
, ", + & Co. l35 Bway s45 900
River Savings Bank to Bowery sayInss i-as.
tank, rs Bowery, attys. Cadwala. .l~r
rSw " : + = sr 40 WAl saa,;. st p. $50 900
to Abr hantrowitz. 50 West ll4th 81
18TH ST, lol W. Barclay Holding CORN
to Abr Davis 24l West 1l2th st an
ano: atty. Julius ri Zeiser. 2l7 Bway 81
18TH ST. 710 w. Abr and Lewis Davis
to c Qlds d Holding Corpn, 2l7 Bway, atty,
II Zieser, III Bway ................Sl
LIST ST, $, IS 7th av; Robt d Eggles-
ton excr, TO y Savings Bank 81 sth
az atty. Jno a Dutton, so Maiden
soTH ST. 81 W, n r.tle Mort Co C 70 to-
dress. 1a5 Bway, ......... -. SIP, 900
disch Nov - 1919 Hudson River Bank
to Geo b Phelps Camden. Maine. atty,
Percy l. (iock, lt9 1iway. ......... - 900
s0TH ST, 2ls E, julia La nrowitz to Jacob
Gottiieb, 440 Orange st, Newark N J ;
atty. Lawyers ii %. SO Liberty At. 81
1ssTH ST 500 E: Arrow Holding Corpn to
Abr Davis, 24l w Hath st. and ano:
atty. J II zieser, 2iT Broadway ...'.. 81
Leslie Bergman. 66l Osborn ST. Brook
lyn; atty. Esther Schaffer, SO Park
CARTER Av. l74th st. s7.sxlI6.lO;
Rockland Realty Co 10 Norma Realty Co.
39l E 14sth st; atty. W e Wiles, 500
BROOK Az. 34s; Jay Tee Be Holding Co 20
to Samuel F Mead. so Clinton pl atty.
r G & T Co. l7s Broadway. ....-...s 800
PI., 9. 35 17ed st. 40xl00;
Lawyers Mtg Co to Seneca Falls Saw
inss Bank. at Seneca Falls Y; atty.
LOT %, map section A, WISE estate:
annie Calgano to Frances Leppner. 33T
l55,h st; atty VIM Klein. 22l 13th st
College Point. l. I...........-.... Il
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

RIv1NGTON ST. 10. str and b. uirsch
Vein berg TO Jos H and NJ B strulovch.
RlvINGTON ST. los, store ana b; David
Hong to Harry Roseneck and Charles
Goldfaber on premises; years from
Dec l. 1919; atty. Oscar BeIlclS, SO
a7TH ST. % W. ali Fitch GILBERT ir to
Herman Sussnlan. loi w 37th st. 90 2-l2
years from Dec l. 1913, atty. Jos Krin-
Sky. 320 Bway ......................S, 600
to Cafe Hugo, 1O7-Os " 3.th st Hip
years from Feb /, 1919, o. 5 De Brun
57TH ST. s44 W; ali: Liiian ns,n0V % Sooe so1e
TO snelleman, 34a w 57th st, 3 years
from Oct l. 1920 ................ S.. 600
+TH ST. wI1,s Ss p No7ai east stores ana b.
4th st; years from Oct I, / 1917
s7TH ST, s'I@ l44-5s ". sth loft pespe.s Lts
win and ano. premises. years from
Feb /. 1920; atty. L Fierman, 1890
sAMB property. 9th loft, Iitwn & Bril-
liant to Elias klepper New Rochelle.
T. ct 1a al; . Years from from Feb l. i92o.
LENox Av. us. str No / ana rooms rooms
in rear Chester Constr Corp to Max
BRoADwAY. 474ts -7s; crosby st. IS, $ sth sth
s CO.. from MAY NAY I0Is sso o. TO BeSs JAN R
atty | b Louis. 1869 Bway ..... s. 900
7TH AV. 2e4. all; Abr kaplan and ano
(Kaplan & Roidan) to Chas Tessler. 35
Bleecker st yrs mos, from June l.
1920; atty. Saml Setback. lil Bway s.. 500
BROADWAY, 26A2 and b; NJ NJ Hay
ward Co to StravroS Caracosta, $50
Broadway, yrs from Sept !. 1919. :.
atty, B Strngham. 46S + fremont
av ...............-.. ....-.....- $1,000
Bronx
Sd Av. essa North st. etc: Blyne
Sons, a corpn, to John Rhode. 1854 An
thony av. yrs from May !, 1918, atty,
j Rhode. 1884 Anthony av. for term, 81. 100
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Recorded Mortgages
DDyVOfomn

BARCLAY ST, 7l-7s. =. SIS West
'-,,ol 80 aS i5el 70 BARCLAY ~ <
ward F Anderson. truste-. H. ANN ~
sahGerkooch. OF Mountain Lakes. /
5r6as yrs' ,oC Pc cent atty. Alfred H Hol-
East sid,
p Amos r 3 P.nehot t. glw " sS'IV iS"V
i,n, - Lark a. ext of F anses =
~ts's' s'ewart & shearer. IS wan
r.llX1VGToV Az. " > ia .,',' n is' ,g' Deo !,
1Hx3o Nov 81 Nflrrr Clr~iar t. -
T@rs Ttle aud Truet go. Ifo Proaa., ~
.srA ST. = 80 Per =. cent .s,.ss 80 200
? Cog~s 70 W. W1~Io ir .sq Z
4sth " du May a. fe29 pr oe.'-
pr 'ntsr 'S,oeo atty. L. 81 Co % -.
'sTH sT. ate E > ; 2lsieoz No e.
ft"tfhert ,ia -a@e o-rrptors to 4v II
Jackson. 60 I'd At lL,. Dc tqcl
p~r INT ~ nats' $1,000. Il ia. e.
son LOS LeNinefon Av.-... sfaa
Nov - F~-irv = i.~sdier1an r. sas,i :
s.1 ssai atl'. " M g r waos. tss
~ ENl'E 4. : so4 n 7.,a p, sse--
ally :. 1910 Lou'a lna lotf F.
70 Eannse Fisshl 1ae -uo + r5ls
per nrnf atty G Aiserf Vase -..'o.
sisr ST; 90 p. ; sev'o.4 , e Sav
IS H7r-1et Ar irrsc0 70 r~if.eh fr
sa~.le. T mi virginia Bel. $40 r. --
~ yrs y r. afty Ti'ie r. i.-
'1,TH sr 20 g s. lsiofioa1i
NV s Max pb"~steia tr Kat spun
berg 2 F. iittr 81 : y~s. 6 . u~ 80.
$4,000 at'y. Title Guar & O.. 10
nth ct. ns. ~ IT ev isav'S1 10
Nov Is Frarr~-ca Chsn-ient, Ia
Roceo Yon. = usncerk : iasei- :
Henry. ihe Nassau st.........-.. 81 900
ilsTH ST tOs E, >. i'xloo II ? "a
Noy Is Lsepoldo Mon anrt q louis
Mccarthy. io5 Warwick sf Bkiyn due
Nov - ''?l c. Pr lntge g. 71a $50
Est ST s+S e x 2sxigo ~ N
B!azone 20 Morris s. calophetner 1881
Madison av. instal- p G pr .ntge
sal.SoO. attys' Davis & D. 81 chan
Wet Side
'9TH ST s1l ". a asxoss: pr mtse
nltge tr2 1000. M Nov "a Agnes
Bauer to Fr-dk Ponret. 59s W essh -
yrS INT A. bond. atty. l. 7 r GO.
4srH ST. n =. s7o sth av. .ex,ess Soy
- Edw " and lily II Decksr. exrs. TO
sionary and Church Extension society
OF Church OF Y. synod Hal.
p c. atty. chAs A Clark. AZ CEDAR
soTH ST. 2a+ W IS. s5xleo.5 , N - Nov soS
Co las Bwar 'l'1s W. - l Kite ,s ssge ss,e
BROADWAY 1891. store lease, chatteis
etc; Nov 20 Israel Epstein and Philip
ftotkin 10 Taubman Z-ixsr Restaurant
and Bakery Co due and int a. notes
atty. Herman Elias. at B~ay $50 600
bttoADWAY 2aS1-.s39. l9eth 81,
Pike to Edw F. Mount. lss Remsen .,
Baiyn. and ano: due Dec Is. 1872 sur
atty. Clarence Hand. SO Broad
SAME PRopERTY. ieasehoid, essstsIs s.Ssy'
etc. Nox -; Carlton Terrace Inc. to
Jos F Pike. 1887 Bway. II notes due
Dec !. 1874 without interest atty
David Nordilnser. ~ Bway. gold sss ees
BROADWAY. 3s375s. cor lo0th 1t
all. Jos r Pike to Carlton Terrace Inc
~ yrs from Dec l. 1919: atty l. a
T Co. 100 Bway. taxes &c and sii7s0
70 ..... $50. 600
sTH AV. zoso-sZ, cor i3sth St 2
stores. sc: Chase Realty Co IT al tn
Morrts 0ailabtn. is5 Ross 1t. Bkiyn: 7
1917 yHs from July I. Is: Wfddsn
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
New Homes Planned
For BrOnxyille Sites

Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Halsted Realty Company it's
ew house at Colonial Heights to H.
W. Tillinghast, of New York City; for
William Wiese, plots At Sycamore, in
Bronxville, to Mrs. Eliza Rathbun and
20 +. B. Aymar. 1t is the intention of
the purchasers to start the erection of
residences for their own occupancy.
Fish & Marvin have rented for Mrs.
Harriet R. Rockwell her property on
Oriole Avenue. at Bronxville, to Henry
Lansdale of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Lis Penslens
Naniiattaw

i3eD 50. 80 " Mortanf ns,,v... -
ennie Greseen a for~clssl are Of
, 'a g attys. A.exAnd~r n ,,-~-n
@-s II > :. . goa PARK aN. Tx 100 Il
Abraham Grisirger agt Doh. p peel ~
q. 'rbecine p"rioi iIlanee) sftye Joaas q
- "a 81 III Barnet Stetafesd ags
Moille Stufz et al SxctlDn 10 sorsri.~.s
rlrr hAuics Hem atty. I II ssiherrnan
LESON AV if7th st. tsei ifnsss.
DUN Hat store. Inc. Ass Maria A keeA
- al tapeciGc psrsormaaee1 affya
Baker ObeyEaeier
a y l-l,W ELL AN. 1877 q isssh o.
- alss Ar~co Realty -. fne ~xt Ne
Eroy kossser Consf 90 - fore
closure of mtset ATTY. II Gsstlish
LOTS 7ss an sso. soat thsrsy half VII.
!Age AT kdan. Minnie Di@dgieh Al, Ru-
doi2h konse ct al foreclosure ee mtaSl
atty. W Heimseth
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan

lsTH ST. l24 E. and 18th st. 125 e
Naughton Construction Co, Inc, agr
Alforta p kearney ct al. exrs etc
owners and contractors ......- 81. sal
S4TIi ST. l52 w. Liberty Iron Works Inc
agt Estate OF Hyman Brown, owner
Dr. Allen Fitch, contractor. ........s4eI
Bronx
PROSPECT Av, 1oaT-1O43: Barnett Aron-
SON agt Prospect Baking Co. Inc, owners
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Ardslev House Out of Market

The attractive English Elizabethan
sold by Arthur X. Woods, of this city,
to a client Of George Howe.
The suburban houses belonging to
the estate of Julia S. Earle. on Sunny
side Avenue, Pleasantville, have been
sod by Mr.. Howe. This property has
been held for many years by the es-
tate and will now be offered for re-
a1
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Washington Square Corner Sold

Pepe & Bro. have sold for John Gil
latley the southeast corner of Washing
ton Square and West Broadway, a five
story and basement apartment, on lot
26xl16. TO Joseph Hoffman, who will
remodel it into studio apartments when
the present leases expire, in the fall of
1920. The transaction WAS all cash
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
John ]. Watson Adds to
Holdings at Brookville

Cocks & Willets have sold to John
J. Watson jr., fortytwo acres adjoin-
inc hi present no dines of fifty acres
at Brookville L. l. The property is
high and rolling and in close proximity
to the estates of Theodore Havemeyer,
t d. Morgan, II. +. Whitney and the
Piping Rock Club.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
BRONXVILLE & VICINITY
WESTCHE1STER COUNTY'S
COMMUNITY TOWN
28 minutes from New York

Adjoining Country Club--Centleman resi-
steam heat. garage: tastefullv handicapped
lawns; possession October. 1920 Price,
$50 900 Terms.
Estate section of Bronxvile. acres;
house is built OF Tuckahoe marble; per-
feet in every aspect: $4,000 Terms ar
ranged.
O'D"i. ing land "''" eseeiient @ location; near
at "a bargain Terms Reasonable
ireproof-subqrban English cottage; 10
half acre, gatage for cars; possession
May l. 1920. sS5 600. Terms arranged.
Near Bronxville station-New Colonial
house; has every appointment required
plot: possession In 30 days.
Birchland's 3 acres, set in %he heart OF
beautiful silver beech grove; IS rooms.
a gentleman's home; by appoint
ment. Price reasona BILE.
Built Mt pre-war prce-Colorial house; 10
rooms. baths; corner plot; scar garage;
10 minutes rom station: possession ar
ranged Sls500.
Overlooking Bronx Parkway: rooms Q
baths; minutes OF station; plot 62i TX
throughout the house. Possession May /.
1920. $4,000
a beautiful home; Spanish style; stueco
sunshine and light hot water heat pos
session May /, 1870; $4,000. Terms
One of the smaller houses; ready for occu-
pancy; rooms. baths, steam heat;
ideal for small family. It's a beauty:
garage: $4,000 Terms to suit.
Ready for occupancy; new and attractively
CONSTRUCTED; 10 rooms, baths, large
upon request. Don't miss this.
A miniature Palace of half acre; I rooms.
baths. fine lawn and shade trees;
celent location garage, possession May
/, 1920. Price. $4,000. Terms arranged
BURKE STONE, Inc.
BRONXVILLE, N. Y.
Tel. BronNyiiie 1850
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Rasu!s~ of twrtion Selcs
ss ifrary isrmsty


-fi' -r 1n A. 100 70 - -
i19V ls rfprrh N. E-lx~ant frsu.
'" saws ianF set Ne.'.. 4n~-sf Hr..-
t.H.an Church - ftHn-. @te~.
dun nn lutgt So. 9aa fasss
it tf't Sold 30 cliont II Horace
III ~ TO fcr ti'sto0
Ks y"-s ph = Dar
PARK flIf.f0sa - ,4a.A -
f'N 4 sly bldg Metrapunt. rust
az '.'' Eiiti"rn "a AVA. - Arra-
iuAid u ifa 'er ri iQe On fildgt $50
90 q ttte- etc t1t- So Sold H., m.
pls nf1S for sGa
PA * Az. ftss 80 $40 Hist ~ ssx
Do A~fr4po po4llsn Trust - AZ t,e
East" Park WY '7 A. hlbAid Rsx-
trr r~t das ~ ifds, Sss 8I1 . r.k.s
ete, t@fA3s. Sold - thw plainttr for
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
1 rust Company Sells
West 36th Street Buildings

The Cruikshank Company has sold
for The Central Union Trust Company
of New York, executor, 439 to 443 West
Thirty sixth Street, three and four
story brick and frame business build
lngs and tenements, on plot 75x98.9,
east of Tenth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Satisfied Meehanics' Liens
ManhaftM

GRAND ST. iaS, Gsrsst Neaaie q Tile
co az, Estate OF james near,s =, -
Nov IS 1919. s.............-.. ssas "a
WASHINGTON W ST. so-sz and Wass a
Realty Co ct al: Aug Ia 1919 -. Alas
ATER 81. s23-sst. Gordon 3 ward AT
jacob n Jaekson u al. aspsssahap ~.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
White Plains House BUYER

The Robert E Farley Organization
has sold for Joseph E. Butterworth his
house on Fisher Avenue, White Plains,
to Carl P. Doscher, of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
Best Offer Received
In More Than Century
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and
Sister Sell Property Owned
bv Family for ll8 Years

William Cruikshank's Sons have sold
for Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, widow of
Colonel Roosevelt, and Miss Emily T.
Carew, to client of Robert P. Rainey,
the four story building S6 Greenwich
Street, through to and including the
four-story building 81 Washington
Street, covering plot 25xl79.1O. This
is the first sale of the property in lis
years.
Brown Buys from Coward
George R. Read & Co. have sold for
James S. Coward to Frederick Brown
the six-story and basement loft build
ing at 759 Greenwich Street, between
Bank and West Eleventh streets. on a
lot 2lx7010. Leases on the premises
expire January l.
Equitable Sells on Church St.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for the Equitable Life Assurance
Society to John McCann e. Co. the four
story buildings on plot 50X50, at 2S6
and 2S8 Church Street, on plot north
west corner of White Street.
Buys in Heart of Leather Zone
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Joseph f. Bulkley to Richard
,. Elllott the TWO store and lott build
ings at 73 and Is Sold Street, covering
plot of 1850 square feet. The buildings
are between Gold and Spruce streets
and in the heart of the leather district.
Mr.. Elliott, who was one of the earliest
operators in the lower East Side, will
probably alter the property and offer
the buildings for resale for occupancy.
The transaction was an all cash one.
Nesey st. Parcel in Deal
The five-storv building at so Vesey
Street has been bought by Frederick
Brown from Adam w. Cockrane.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
YONKERs

PARK HILL
New modern 10 room house. g baths:
wonderful Hudson view; large plot Of
ground. rare bargain. $l4, ,000 terms.
Specialists in Westchester Properties
4. w. SULLIVAN
200 So. Broadway, Yonkers.
Phone $3.50 XOnkers. Open Sundays.
WHY PAY RENT.-Estate must sacrifice
1l-room house. baths: Groom house,
$4,000; near station: terms. Gardner, -
Elliot ave. Telephone 1888 Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
NEW YORK STATE
6 Small Fruit, Pou.' ry&Bsrry Farms

village farm sns eaqS nqsss can issys naxs
rooms: Mshts: barn and garage; s4,Soo
sss ssn' as*
hen house ~ troliey and school: 81, 500
e nses hsn 3
by school aauce Wiuo" barns 500 fruit trees.
7-roo,m senles. young; by school; ! plis Sln
ss sgs' r..ssass lost ssi
80 acres: s-roo"ii 10 minutea walk trolley:
saTno noo acres sISom ssoeo sssSs
oass trees mSssy nissa fA.as
Come az a. the Hudson. N. T.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26
REAL ESTATE

UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO 7rr
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

LOTS IA and various other .ots on maps
=. 80. !l.'rn- Scr r'e> and Pitr an
i.ori's-a i'' @g Per- IN, ftF s-l a-k ana
Wdoe.f Realty co. Maiden lane Il ri
oct SO atty &, II Co, l7s R~oaa-
'49D ST 4 stl "a 1.ritA piaios w. ~
40. Max Marx to So md Realty CO ~
i.W'y ''c1 3e. sttv. - - " y Go. l75
CRAND Rfvn. W = fsar, Essen .. 5Sv
5O.llx5pvSl.3. Sa}ul Sc H. 12r " lll;h
st to ga JseSs sHo n>rn"n Sa n 80 F'qaay az
'ANE PaoPERTY, Jacob Berman to
Annis So so Rsrsa Sg@ p qfS ssI. Feaiay ay
JEROME Az " l69th ST t5xloa Nary
y Clark to Mary rs,lifp' i24 Frstaer-
PEG c se a''s ian ''s ca 41 S'v s sl6,
Inc. 10 Jeanette ciolduer 7ss (, f55tn al
Sow -. atty L cola. l3- Nassau
LOT ls. bIeek ~ map. Pars rol sst4ts
Wales av; intge $4,000 Nov l. atty. Ii
Friedrich, So Nassau II IT,. 80. ..... 81
LOT 81 parcel ~ map Wn Ogden
Wales av. utge $3.50 oct 20 atty.
c H Friedrich. 3s Nassau st . & 500
LOTS 6t-a7; nap III .o's a. yn.versIsy
versity Garage Co. liz Nassau 81. mtse
$500. Nov q. attys, Ginlburg & p. lls
Nassau s. ............... ....-.. o c & 800
asSn 81. n $. 100 vtreo av. 25xioo
.Associates Land co 10 Albert Friedman,
t31 233d ST Sept atty. Albert Fried
man. 53l Il 2S2d 81 .... 81 900
JENNINGS ST 800. ) = 61l3lsxaoxi29.l0.
julius Zap to Morris Zap, $40 Jennings
st, and ano, uitse tll,500, Nov ls. ATTY
PELHAM AN. s. lor l5l. map O Cambrel-
ing ct al 25.5xl l+lsx2axiss.S Blanca
Corsa TO Herman szecsl. sS Lenox av
nltee $3.50. Sept -. atty. WIN Reiss.
CLAY AV, . c 18Th ST. 30.sxsO: Sophia
Goeren 70 Seeman Realty Corpn. ?33
Bway. rrtge 1000 Nov IS atty, Hy @
SOUTHERN BLVD. s. 4sO ls7th ST.
25x5s.ilx24sx63.l0; Meta Oetjen to
Stasia somers. 1875 Ogden av. mtse
sl,6+0: Nov IA atty. w w Westerveit.
si's4o. Sov IA; ATTY. w W Westervsr'
lein TO John q Radein. All L l5sth st !.
rltge 81 coo. Nov "a. atty. John G. Rad
lein. s7l E 15sth st.......o c and 800
I5sTH ST. ST. E; John Radlein to
i5sth st. rntge $4,000. Nov a.. atys.
Louis Arthur A Radlein. al e
l59th ST ..................o and 800
CASTLE HILL Av. 8, $50 Starting av
3Oxl0: Odelle 81 Realty Co TO Challenge
Realty Co l35 Bway: Nov ~ atty.
Title Guar & 7 Co. l7s Bway.
C and 800
70 Madeline Murray. 1912 Dean st.
Bklyn Nov II; atty. Title Guar T Co.
LOT ls, map 2s7 lots Hunts Poin. estate;
pomon.e Muro to Bertha kegel. 30 So
Grove st. report, l. /; Sept Is: atty,
Title Guar Il T Co. It's Bway 81
SAME PROPERTY: Bertha Kegal to Wn,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-26

BARCLAY ST, 7i-75. =. SIS . West
bloadway. runs n ISL TO = Fa,k ~
.'--,o) So tx i5a.l 20 Rarciay ~
oS-t - e~g lease Dol NoN Is r.
war1 + Anderson. trustee 10 Anna = \
sanuerkcoch OF MolrtaIn ises y /
"'OVA- A"' h"ay .....-....-. 81 5n0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-26
ANNOUNCE DATES
Of SAILING FOR
ARMY DIVISIONS
PERSHlNG ANNOUNCES MANY
Units WILL III Returned
N NEAR FUTURE.

", N..oeiA,ed Pres.
WASHINGTON Feb 30 General
pcr.hiug notified the war depart
meuu today that divisions now IN
the American rNpeditiouay forces
excepting hose with regular army
designations would be- returned 10
th, United States in the order of the
arrival OF their respective divisional
headquarters in France This was
interpreted ss meaning that all d.
visions except the first second. third.
fourth. nth. sixth and seventh would
bc returned as soon as shipping was
available Combat troops not as-
signea g. divwions via he returned
in the order iu which their services
can be- spared. and a similar policy
has been adopted regarding service
OF supply troops except that as Tar
aS possible these also viii be- re-
turned in the order of arrival IN
France
The general said that based on
these estimates divisions would bee
returned in the following order
March 27th, 3Oth. S5th, 37th and
"lst; April 2Sth, S3rd, send 35th
aud 42nd. MAY send 2Nth, 32rd.
S0th and 18th. June. N9th. soth.
.9ih aud 18th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-26
RAVARIAN REPORTS
CONFUSE OFFICIALS
GENERAL sTRIkF ~ MUNICH 10
HAVE ENDED MONDAY
MORNING.

IH H..|
PARIS. Feb gs Ultyast tou-
u.iur rrp1ts concerning fh, siiua-
tiou BOO Bavaria continued to reach
Paris Oie dispatch says OBJ" gem
era. strike WIS to have ended Monday
morning aud that the street ears re-
sumed operation aud th' working
mrl returned to fhr factories but
thai all of them soon lrit their posi-
tionS
According tO reports Iro9 We'mar,
th. puyuriau troops. except ne Mu-
mich aud Nur-mbourg Earrisons.
have declared themselves in favor Of
th, council ot th, republic formed at
Munich and have asked thar 81 diaf
D.. suuFUkrI other reports Say fhn
.ntir, arrrl1n party u Bavaria Ie
uppns.d to thp council oi Che republic
Lut chat tho peasants cannot exert
any great fore. ls thry have only
o. f"W troop.
ni-paiches received hf local news.
piper. assert government troops
msds o. sucrrs-ful surpris' aitacb
against the Spariarans ut Starkrade
THE ~hicf ol tht spariacans ihieie
va. arrested and mobhed The de-
snstchcs report that thc government
troops captured large quantity ui
arm. and ammunition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-26
SENATE PASSES
BILL PROVIDING
FOR LARGE ARMY
NlANl ~ thll- FuE FORCE Oi
OVER 2Ou. 900 NFN
AFTER july.

D. t-.a..I H..s.
WASHINGTON Feb .5. CoiuH.
duf with q. mJI enactment todas
uf legislation psoudiug Tor resump
lion al voluntary enlistment Boo the
army under th, national defense act
ol 1916 limiting fhe military cstab.
ishment t0 t5ruUO men the senate
military committee approved and re-
ported ro tho senaf, the annual ar-
my appropriation bin with provision
Tor O. temporary tos,y nf about -"N.-
GOO m,u lftcr next July
The increased force tor The next
fHcal ycsr was recommended by the
war department. hul legislative pro
vision authou4ng ii .efc stricken
,u in The house nn points 90 ORDER
Leaders hope to ba1D h, army mcu.-
ure finally completed before con
rres, adiourus
o. Was explained tonight that the
enactment of legislation t0 permit
resumption OF voluntary enlistment
immediately was tor the purpose ct
vuablne Che Nar department to en-
roll now ans men 0f the present war
army who desire to continue iu the
regular force
rrior. approving fho regular tr-
wy bill with los appropriation ot
o.0Hu Geo tho committee adopt
.J 5u amendment providing tor the
establishment of 900 independent hu.
raau oi arrouautir, 20 combine the
activities now being conducted under
'hIt head hy thc army navy and
marine corps This plan was pro.
posed hy the administration The
director OF the bureau 20 BE- appoint.
cd by the president with the consent
OF the senate. would receive sale
ary ol $4,000 and would not hp
under the supervision of any cabinet
officer An assistant director at O.
salary OF $1,000 also was provided
Increases In the entire bin over
me house provisions tot0llcd about
$4,000. GOO, a large part Oi which
WAS Tor the pay of enlisted mon ou
the war basis of $50 month
Cteatiou of social hygiene board
Hud other agencies with % f'ud ui
Se.700.00O 90 wage camuaiuI
against social di-eJsr- 500. pIos'd-
ed under an amendment IunrU, .d
by the committee. which also Zee
stored provision for cout.uuau0. OF
'hc present organization af ths NJf
department until congress ruarfs 90
permanent measure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-26
BUYERS AND SELLERS WIVES FORM
Of AUXILIARY 0GANIZATION HERE

200. N. aI ... members ut 'ht
...r. .n| -.r. . Iye-tor. A.,
... ar f.s Mission Thea
.H. morning W.ff an obf.,. a.
..HrH. Woman AuNI.afr Hf
fr. Hls.u rI SELLERS rf livestock
association .' Amarillo
N Cobb. an,I fhe meet
H. . ...Dr 4ud uf- elected t.u
Hau chairman
Iu .. ur.Hn- pr,r. SIR. .UHIt
solids N.u H.ta bIa.r Poi ,fr
0r. Hrf h.ra .- the b.. rHtr.. Tor
I. s.t.. ui .fs ,Itucurr tl conn.
tHrN.rt auu .urm am aHkuar ana
H.tr rfDlr,. ... ths u.r h... o..
HEH au Ife mHrrmc. uI ..-. ..r.
'ru'I0r. fh. woman ..rt Dol
Town can ser HI lafH .hIHs- .Haf
All. Do Uf interest t0 t.. a.r.. I.l.
Iuk nu 'h. ranch ..a woman IA.
thf ranch uH.r ...Ha .. ....H ..
ehr H WIZ a..r ...Bl. ar.
%. tuiIsl'.uinr .. ... fna# tHml.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-26
COMMITTEE 10 BI NNNI.p
10 ~ITTI.I Ny. ~TliIkE


NEV Nubk Fob I'D. A commit
i"' "i three m"u representing 200.
s'tAiur building trades wu.l.I.
VIII h" appointed iu a few dNs to
confer With e. similar committee of
Oh" Employers Association ia au
ctluu iu settle the warr controversy
between them William o. Uui,h,
-"u. president uf thr nfrru1iioul
brotherhood OF carpenters and join
.r- annnun.cd tonight
No lut,H,.Uu .Hid th. striker
Iad u..r ordered back to work today
'r a,.Hriauc. win lu agreement
rrl.h.J If e. IoIrf conference with
officials nf fbo Rar and labor De-
plHm.Hf. H Washington s,.ferdlf