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New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
MineOla Houses and Lots
To Go at Auction To-day

Joseph P. Day will sell at auction
to-day at l p. M, on the premises at
Mineola, Long Island, ITO lots and four
houses, including a business building,
by order of the executors Of the estate
of the late Martha T. Willets.
The Willets property is located in
the heart of the business and residen-
tial section of Mineola, in Main and
Front streets, Mineola Boulevard, Old
Country Road, Willis Avenue, First,
Second and Third avenues, with large
frontage at the Long Island Railroad
station, as we'll as in the plaza of the
proposed new station.
A number of the lots to be sold front
directly in or are adjacent to the route
of the trolley line operating through
Mineola from Jamaica to Hampstead,
Garden City and Freeport; also in and
near Main Street on the route of the
trolley line to Eoslyn, Flushing and
Hicksville y
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

BOSTON I'D ~ cor lsstn - y -xas
,Iosaua il L~.ner and ana % Nadali inA
fte4-ft fe. 10 Riverside dr. lr latr
4v 1-,,,.' ?, s.. -, ber cent sits. ~.
LOTS -01 and e07. fnaD i.4eorla Pars
bel.elifa 'errita to Nsria fe-ulip. "a
-, = ~ s.: 9ept e., - PR csnt.
UNIVERSITY A. i-a-h st ~
1851 Wilton Hold-ns rerpu % AnnA
+ Williams. +s+ 18Th ST. Besu. ~ep- 5
er. r & f. Madison g. aoo
18TH ST 465 Z. n 1sSxfa0. Cha- R,t--
nan 70 Mar Mernash, 80 ls7th s..
ATTY. Smith williamson. AleNtna
-SlsT - $ lo0 ~ InleD.aaenc- -
Dollar saYiass B4.i. sept -5 ,rs
= C.. at'y Mac6ellar g. d. AZ g la
sIH IF part LOT lo9 nap Union
por,' AusHsta Gianz to Ma : Eoche
-Qa+ McGraW Az S-rt 60 rs 5-x p g
att. T Z. st Co. l7s Rrpadssas i 0o9
psra Pabst. slI r. iserh 81, 10 Hannah n
S.oane. ioo- Sanford 49,. ilYinston. y
per s9ncs atty Q isra Bros. 2oeth q
aud " Neosr ) 90
DhcA A.. 3-ei. - -sNI0o, Ar. oros-
Joyce to Louis N4s4r -s1 ..4-f.r p.
Aug - due &C. as par natf. sf-.s
- nara Bros, =netn s. aaa " hsfef
81 PETER.s Az f7o4 Limits. s.s,,. -, 20
"a Yrs. '4 2 c. atts. g * = c.
- Bway 09n
BAiNBR1Itih AN .a4 .9l.t
Crsnford. \ j. So,
~, stJy.I = = & 60. = Bwsy 5000
3o-s Ftiiip Naltanoer- -, lsalt.ei.
wealth SAVINGS Bank. eeo7 ~ s,-roat..
~ sept q yrs 1- at, IS
* ce $50 Bway. 100
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Large Loft Structure
In West 9th St. Sold
Gross Il Engel Get history
Building Assessed at
%43l .OOO

John S. Melcher has sold to Gross &
Engel through Spear & Co. the twelve
story loft building at 1853 to 169 West
Twenty-seventh Street on plot 99.10x
98.9, located just east Of Seventh Ave
nue.. The property is assessed at $431,
900 by the city
Bank Sells in Union Square
The Union Square Savings Bank sold
to publishing concern 26 and 28
Union Square, two fve-story buildings
on plot 51x125, 26 feet north of the
banks home. The buildings are to be
remodelled by the purchaser for it's oc-
cupancy.
Loft in Mercer Street Sold
Waddell & Martin have sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company to
Alfred M. Rau, president of the Wash
ington Arch Realty Company. the five
story and basement loft building at
117-119 Mercer Street, on plot 50xl00
Decorator Joins Block Colony
Henry Hof resold the four-story
building 229 East Thirty seventh Street
to George p. Reinhard, who will remodel
it for his business as interior decora-
tor. This is the fourth house on this
block recently sold by the same broker
to interior decorators
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Recorded Mortgages
DOWNTOWN

GREENWICH ST. 30, W q. 100 s Morris
st. st RaxlOs s41os7Is / ! seps - Nieholas Boorss
st,y: : & Co. l55 8 Basy a"ssy SsioSS s. o90
25x752. sept Is AlS,a staa21 Ihompsop 3e s,,. St
grant Indust SAY BANK. i VI 81
sttys. 4 E J O'Gorman, IL Chambers
''Su 5uy sT u q. car5i;0s # s,sta. asss5o0s
I'rner. Fanwood. n j. e al due
sept -. ,' igsz' t G attys. Thomas &
ilsTH ST $50 E 5 8 ssx5o5 p n
Sept sylp1s 25; Marine Baiacco 70 Mary +
walsh, ll3 Saratoga aY. Yonhers y
.4ryyi; az; Tc e. r G.. 50 Bwsy . -. $'s $50
block; Sept 20 Harriet { Brough 1-N 70 TO
Chas 5 Brand. 80 s6th st due Oct /
W. "a c; atty T < T Co. l7s
42D ST. sos ". n 8. 25xtOo5. N May
20. Edw J Condor TO Franklin say Rank.
- S56 Ss sth av yrs C atty. Wilson
9th ST, s.. S75 loth av. fs.9xl0o.5.
N; Aug 20 Jos stilinlans to Cen-
trai say Bank, l57 4th av; due Nov D.
1872. az ? c; ATTY. L r & T Co $50
144TH ST. 2s7-ss v. n $. 4oxssll: sepl
p julius Stuzin TO Mark \ Schwartz
1000 IN av due March rs, 1870. ? G.
:, !, st1}s MerT,soR & sehin s2G b~ay q ise
st. lS.7x67 s1l7.10x7o , M sept -
Jas and Mar Miller to joe r Bolton,
ss5 Fort Wash ay. YRS: , C. atty.
LOT 2s4. map Bennett estate. Fort Wash.
p m July Alex L Fauss. III W !sQth
maker and the Guaranty Trust CO u
eXrs Jas G Bennett; dua July =.
1922; int as bond; atty. 7 = T co
~ Nofrs Nor SANE ma Pin tn 'qiy si to iaas Hfls3
due and mt same, ATTY. same $3.50
Hassman to Hy r Fitzel. 21So Nalen-
tine av. pr mtge ss 600. Sept % instals.
p e: atty: G & T Co. l76 Bway $1,000
stsinis to Mary kallas. 1Tli Taylor av
Sept %; due Jan !. 1928. 81 2 c, ATTY
c Bsechler, 1925 e Tremont av- 81 500
ner TO Meta DelAe; 752 Kelly st pr
ntge 5000: Sept %; instals 6 p c;
attys Todd & st John. 25s Bway 81 900
Albro To Laura Schuitheis. 80 River av
Patchogue, L I. Sept rs due OCT L 1922
5's c, ATTY. q A steinmuiler. 1911 3d
FREEMAN Az $. SO Chisholm 81
lots each 25As5; : rtges. eacn $3.50;
99hanna 9hs.,n kohn 70 kahss Realty Co. s.
-; yrs. c. attys. Miller < b. 55
..sp si5eEsT sT $: !. i;s " sara.. az s;xs, sssgo
Angelo La Porta 10 Eastchester savs
Bank, so I'D av, slt Vernon Sept 10.
:, yrs per cent: atty, o p Tompkins.
BRONX TER. q 4. n IS II Of lot 1i7s,
map Wakefield. 2oxl05; also Bronx ter.
es. 2b from lot ll71. said map.
Barhel. 1905 Beach av: Sept -
yrs. S]s per cent atty. " Venino. 80
SANE property Angelina Cortazlo -
Gaetano GiaIlorenzi, al Z ls2d 81 Sept
as. due. etc as per bond. ATTY 7 G. <
20, 40 o"aS S......Ae.. ..-~..-..% %l. -0a
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Recorded Transfers
DnHmf0Wn

INTERIOR strip, begins at 81 Broad
ST at point 81 Broad st at line bet
Nos ol and % Broad st. at point S0.+ II
Beaver 81. runs II 60 and l9.lx W 3x s
25.l1x 2.s TO beg; Geo Post 20 Sea
board National Bank. and e;
Sept "a; attys, Parker & Aaron, 81
GREENWICH ST. 81. w s. 10 Morris st,
24.i0xT1,i, Regina Saportas 10 Ncho
las Boo-as, 399 St Johns pl. Brooklyn;
atty. New York T g. N Co. 135 Broad
CHRYsTIE ST, 1874, =. 20xloo Bernhard
Mayer TO Jennie Paley. $50 Cauldwell
az. Bronx; and $; all liens; Sept u;
HoUsToN FuyrS'Stn sT e : " so 8 sss7s s7a st Ess
% Aiicia stuart, 1855 Connecticut av
Washington. y C; quarter part; 7
atty. Title C & T co, 176 Broadway -. 81
East Side
5TH Az $. .s6 Clinton pl. 2o.Sxioo
Dasc Realty Corpn to We've Corpn 2
5th av; mtge sos, 900; b and all liens
s,tyS ,MH MiddebrooS o E - Gsdar 81
100; the lsnp Corpn and Chas j Har-
beck to Helen aud Mildred Harbech. so6
Lexington av; mtge s22, 900; attys, Gif
ford. Ii q b. so Broad st......-......... 81
5ls1 81 42S e, n $ 1ssxloo.5: Frank &
Urner. individually and exr 10 Caroline
Stenens 423 Il 5lst st. July %, attys,
Thomas g. II. III Broadway 81 800
9TH ST, 427 E, s, 25.sxl16.sx irreg; N
Gustins Riser Realty 60 10 Cam bridge
Soap and Chemical Co. o4s Madison st
mtge $4,000; atty, Harry Waldman. 277
Broadway .................... $lo0
I'D ST, l72 E, : :, lssxl02.2; Jessics II
Slade TO Arthur j Slade. her husband
l72 f ia 81; Sept e3; atty. John 1r
win, 65 Broad ST ............. 5 /
74TH ST, ,55-l59 L. S 5o.1lxl022 ;
David Names to 1877 Eas, 1ith st Corpn,
l57 E 74th 81; and S; g; June Is
attys. Cravath & Henderson, o. William
ssTH ST, 900 E. g, 25x1Oo.s BENT NJ
GrUenstein ct al 70 Jennie Paley, 69o
cauldweii av Bronx; and ali liens .
Sept -; a,tys. Gruensteln g. M $50
LEXINGTON AN. 1859, 9la a5th
81, 1895; Mary r Tyler ct a. 70 Dennis a
McAuliife. so Central Park West, mtge
$4,000. all liens: Aug 30: atty, VIM J
Burke, 21l Broadway .,.,...... 5 !
1laTH ST, $50 E. 3, l6.oXoO.6, Mary E
Walsh to Marino Balacco. SAs E llsth
st; mtse s2,30G; all liens: Sept Is, atty,
T q & Co. 1T6 Bway. ............... s.
l2lST ST. 516 e. $, l71so: Fredk A
Hussels to Morris Melnick, 225 eth av
continuation deed; b and q g; Sept
II; atty, r C & T Co. 176 Bway. y......sl ]
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Satisfied Mortgages

PEARL ST. lsl; Cedar St ss. Ems N
Roener % Agnes Neustaf It Casirfi~
>tralefn and Mortimer 1. Schir exrs wiz
Sig Eeestadti oct %. 1878, atty- NJ
| lsaacs. 52-5+ William - s. 9o.
s5TH ST e3 W. PheSe " NAntln~or
widow - sl tevisee md daughter e.,
Wsn II Hankinson. decd u Harris q
Cott. trustee VIII Eam ~ Cameron fsr
:. 1871. attys. Curtis N = Y Colt =
Broad So, o1,
" EST BvAY. 54l-54e Elnathar wh.~r'
i.state Forpn to Titi- Guar q rrasr c.
iso Bway. Dec T.. 1871. atty. T q 6. #
CO. I,5 DTay s. a,.,
sTH Az 4s5 iesseAoia nv Hoserh4~e
and LOUIS coaea - Thos + Coscora.,.
rs " 2stn st. APT -. 1915: ATTY. Ad,,
4, s.r i.Ir str H@,p, II b"sy ..--- $3.50
II PeoGdman l5l " sist -, Mar -
lalI atty. 7 q < T co. lfs Bvay s. 100
GOTH st, sss y Leopold Brown 70 s.i
sssI-r Pop WI . Contt and is5s,
Mc''At trustees VIII Josephine L pey-
toh har 5 1912 ATTY Abr I Elkurss
80 Pine ~ -,
hINti ST. 10. Nlncenzo eascals T., ,rtre =
Farrell l+1 = SD ST. June Is4t .-,
l. q L CO. 81 Bway 3z.eao
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Bronx Realty Buyers Find
Flats q Good Inxestmen,

Byrne & Bowman have resold for
James z. and William Dougherty, to an
investing client, 56S and 572 East 166th
Street, two five story apartments, on a
plot 37.5x100x irregular each. The
sellers secured these houses through
the same brokers about ten months ago.
Investor Gets Boston Road Corner
Max Cohen has sold to an investing
client of Henry J. Krinsky the five
story apartment at the southwest cor
ner OF Boston Road and 16Sth Street,
on plot 5lXl00.
Sale IN 1S6th Street
D. A. Trotta has sold for William p.
Mccarthy 462 East 1S6th Street, four
story brick fiat, on lot 20x100.
Buys in Bainbridge Avenue
Albert d. Phelps has sold for Mr..
Weland 1909 Bainbridge Avenue, a five
story double modern apartment. on
plot 40xS5.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
NJ. B. Larkin has sold to client Of
j. Y. Graham the three story DWELLING,
on plot 74x105x irregular, at the south
west corner of Loring Place and 1880
Street.
W. A. De Baum has sold to John
King the TWO family house, on lot 176x
SO, at 29O East l42d Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

loIl! 81, ~ F.; Agnes N NJ hemp = al
closure q ntse' atty, r W Pollock.
erty in Bronx County; Bernard J Tlnney-
10TH Az. 2ilth ST. 99IlxlOG:
Robert L Perkins agt Apthorp Co, fore
closure OF 'ntge; ATTY, Lynch
5TH AN. 23ol. l29th st 20 f and prop
riy N Bronx County; Bernard {. Tinnev
agt Jennie q Buckley . al action 10
enforce claims. etc; atty. & J Tinney
lSsTH ST. l0S ", bertha Johnson agt
Annie Lublinar 81 al foreclosure ot
.ntee. attys, Amend & Amend.
'TrU ST, 40 W. tugusr Iinsscr. ir et al
agt Amelia K Schih II al. foreclosure OF
mtg, atty II II i!olbert.
NORFOLK ST iI3, Myra Marks = al agt
RebeCca Werner - aI. foreclosure %
ntge' sttys Eisrnan Lee, Corn s:
LEVINE
NORFOLK ST. -; Aeleu } Zurich agt
Rebecca Werner et al. foreclosure OF
lntse; attys Eislnan, Lee. Corn &
l-eWine
WEST END AN. $ 70 # ssth st. lsx
100, Elizabeth A Cotton aet s6th ST
and Wes, End Av 60 4 al. foreclosure
OF ratge. attys. Clifford Hobbs IL Bea I'd.
NoRFOLk ST. III: Caroline f Goldberg
zct Rebecca Werner ct AL foreclosure of
ntge. attys Eisman, Lee, Corn &
Levine
soTH ST. SIS e. Albert 1lente. adm. agt
Charlotte Muller et al foreclosure of
ut9c; atty, J A Beha.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
S3O7. 900 BROOKLYN Realty Deal

A deed has been recorded in the
Brooklyn Registers office for six
parcels OF land at the corner of John
son and Jay streets, conveyed by the
Johnson and Jay Street Corporation
TO the American Safety Razor Corpo-
ra ation, for the big building which is
now being erected for manufacturing
purposes. No consideration was men,
toned in the deed. but revenue to the
amount of 1907 indicated that the
equity was S3O1 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
vale in 10th Street
Buys in 92d Street
Beaver Hat an Heirloom

In the olden days in the United
States. soon after the Revolutionary
War, good beaver hat became a kind
of family heirloom. and was handed
down from father to son. For some
strange reason it was considered TO be
rather frivolous and eXtravagant to be
seen wearing a new beaver hat, and il
was the custom when a man bought
one to leave i out in stormy weather
before wearing ii. to take the new
ness off"
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

DEC ATUR Av, Il cor 18Th 81. le1.sx
3s3x2ol 1xS6.s. Lizzie A Schado and
ano. 70 Lizzie a 5chade S33 Z lsSth 81
sept 2S attys Hara Bros 200th $
;, !. and Webster az. S.
DEC ATuR Az. 314I. : 25xl0o. Han
nah NJ Sloane 20 Barbara Pabst sIl T.
lseth st; ntge $4,000; Aug 30. attys
Hara Bros. e00th and Webster
LOTS "A 10 81. map " II Wallace. Chas
Weiser, ref. TO Cornelius " Chase, East
orange, = j: exr. Sept %, attys, Griggs
Bald win & 3. - Pine ST 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Century Theatre on Block

The Century Theatre. Central Park
West, from Sixtv-second to Sixty-thrd
street, viii be sold al auction at the
Nesoy Street salesroom October Z by
Henry Brady The sale is the result
OF suit brought by the Equitable
Trust Company Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Building for Fur Concern

Thomas J O'Reilly has leased for
the Abendschein estate, George P. and
Frederick Abendschein. executors, the
building at 266 Seventh Avenue, to
Artin ?. Hazarian, fur merchant, at an
aggregate rental of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Merchants Became Gentlemen

The Anglo-Saxon king Athelstan in
925 decreed that every merchant who
made three voyages to the Mediterran-
can on his own account should be
raised TO honor and enjoy the privil-
eyes of gentleman.-Gas Logic.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Sales of Dwelling Houses
City House Buyer Selects
House on the West Side

Pease d Elliman have sold for Will
lam ". Morrow the private residence
at 1863 West Eighty-first Street. a three
story and basement dwelling, on LOT
l9Ml00. to the buyer for occupancy
Small Suites for Model Houses
r Howell has sold for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society the two King
model houses at 23l and 235 West
13Sth Street. three-story and basement
dwellings. each on a lot 18x99.11. 10
Gated between Seventh and Eighth ave
nues. The purchaser is Ford T. Dab
ney who plans to alter the two houses
into small suites
sale in l5Oth Street
DuBois & Taylor nave sold ror
Pauline Kaplan a four-story dwelling,
on lot l7x99.ll, at 523 West l50th
Street
Buys in 92d Street
s. L. Pakas has bought from the
Lynch estate. through R. L. Kearney
the dwelling, 20xl02, at 60 West Nine
ty-second Street
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Assignments o. Mortgages
Manhattan

l-olt iee "a ar $3.50 a
80 " IN ~. Lawyers Aitse % 70 rh-
Cathedral Church OF 81 John iI- Isls.u.
atty l. T ca. 81 Llb-rfy sf assisn-
Isl eN. 90 istn *, As.e n ~ ~ an $,
4e X tp4o.i. or Panama t, iav>efs
MIST Az so. Tal.e,- 7sayl.s ~ I..e.s r.
i5aYles. Port jefferson. J. atfys Wen
iei I. q 4 "a fTsy. assns "a s.
81 NJ btiAS NJ. " llp fss-A g.
" ash square West. - f.. .7y.rs T. ~ q
60 to T q 6. 'r TO ana I. & r Co. .-us
70 Asst 'ia11olo. Nan Nest ~ 4t-vs
Lschlten 4 g, 50 Nassau - assns
WATER ST 800. A.urt-. oslael.s
Michael PascareAs. Emerson N D. az.
LEAI IHGfJN A. 55- ana 55s y z q
n CO ~ banhers Trust 60 j. Wall .
e al, irustees address l35 BRay. Ses.49o
fsFH ST. S. l7b % 5tn av- mtg So on.
FUND.- % 10 Emil l-s1anslsy. "a Carlton
aV. bNiyn- attys. Jonas & y. ia Bwat
1.EXiNGTON Av lso+. Julia Freeiand
eXtrN, etc, 70 Florenl- II sweet of ia,
SD L l. ATTY, { LOCKWOOD. 5ii 5,h
7lsr ST. 10 ". Barloc6 q Rabe.i. ,xr. t.
Butcher. T F. Madison av.... .sla. 900
7SD ST. 430 T. Benz 4 bert. exr etc To
Ern!srant NJ indust cav Bank; atty. r 9
sb Az 60; 81 10 Bro~d~sy s.5r,s e t: 900
Guar & T Co. l76 Bway....-.....s1o 81 o ooo
i5.p 81 rs " Morris av. 5o111s.e.
American Mtgs CO TO Kate Campbell.
attys. SCOTT. " 3, IS Cedar -
JEFFERsON p ss2 No,vat Rea'fy 90
To Emma 4 Is-aeli. es15 I.orfns ul
attys. ciocke & x. 8al q l4eth 81 S9.56e
ESTE II ESTER AN. I.e.l fnt-r,.s..
5os7s' Methodist Episcopal church
Home IN OK, to Eleanor y .lc-
presor i0l N 7.th st. atty. Z O. q =
CO. - Broadway lod
CREST AN. 1924 81. 54'fNa7e
Louis Manies to H~rb,--t = Nsuiey
- st End as. at-ys Nolf = r -.
Broa 'way go
UNIVERSITY ~ 1905 Nex Gacain to
samuel Lehr. SO " 1924 81. atrvs
A9rrison y :. so hroaaway. 5000
" t.BNEtK AN. lonn Hetr 20 fhlI.
Sattler. Westwood. = atty ify K
NeidhAr, 2tT9 briggs : son
HI MS POINT Ri'. $50. Pnifip Vat
tenberg TO Nathan W iIerbst. 75s KY.
81 aitys. Leitaer. L s o3f Vest
chester - aS.nsl 8 400
UxIGN ~ SO also lsefn q sIs 20
Ma h, DAVID Schwa artz 10 Isaac ka-
5-nsAy 1913 Forest av. atty. e.. Il
Friedrich 30 Nassau 81 ....... 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Artificial Limbs in 700 E. I.

Artificial arms and legs were, it is
believed. used in Egypt as early as 700
B. c. They were made by the priests,
who were the physicians and surgeons
Of those days in the land of the Nile.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
LONG ISLAND
AT FLUSHING

60 out to-dey and perfect little
Colonial Home. eight rooms and bath, large
open fireplace IN living room. large living
porch and tea porcn ten minutes walk to
stat.on. two minutes 10 trolley Price $3.50.
Best thing 70 New York city for the money
r? l.. PARIS. III West 36th Street, New
YORK Tel Flushing 76s or Greeley s604.
Local Office corner queens and PsSsons
avenues
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

2sIfi ST, 252 and 254 "; Tundy co loans
Greenwich Associates Inc. TO erect a
two story garage four payments. SIS 600
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

ETH ST. ., 384e " Sd az, 1e.3xl. blk;
mas ; Brand 70 Harriet c Brough $50
r. 1-.th st; mtge $500; all liens; Sept
~; atty I G G. T Co. 176 Bway. $l00
- > II ST. - 4, s 8. II. 9x9s.1l. Sarah A
clark to Chas A McPeake, Z " l27th ST
l'lge $500 all liens: Sept 25; atty
o & i CO, rs Bway ........... 800
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
War as an American Job.
New York World. ]

New (GOrk WOrld.)
 Let those who militarism in the United States consider few facts Troops arriving at our seaports from foreign service only languidy interested i'll welcomes or parades; they do not pack the theatres where free performances gven they do not crowd dininghalls where generous hospltapll1ty IS provided they do to be 1onzed or chartyzeu Their one thought is of home and occupation
 The correspondent who, after witnessing the asso- ciated armies in in action, said that war with the Briton was sport with the Frtnchman tragedy and with the American job, told the truth at least in regard to the from the United States our soldiers went Europe intent upon particular task, and having accomplished it. as they believe, their one purpose now is resume their civic station and so pursue in private life the aims that they forwarded so valorousy the battlefield.
 To make the United States military nation except for occasion something besides universal train ng and due preparation otherwise in the way of p1ledup stores of material will be necessary M11tarlsm Is a state of mind and that propensity is foreign to our soil We fight when have to light, but we are slow to take We do not o war for plunder CT for glory We go to only tor cause, and the cause must be true and within the grasp of the rlalnest mans understanding.
 If by evil fate it shall be discovered that the iob in this instance not inshed, the fault will lie not with soldiers but with the politicians here and elsewhere who by envy, suspicion and malice seek to nufy victories purchased at an awful price
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
Luke Mcluke Says

Luke McLuke Says
 We once knew a woman who sued her husband for divorce on the ground of incompatability because he wouldn't argue with her.
 A married man does the things hat his wife wants him to. But that is no sign that he wants 10 do them.
 The Huns are looking forward to another Tag when they will lick the lining out of Uncle Sam and get even with him for throwing a mon key wrench into their machinery We'll, by der time dot Tag comes there will be bridges across the Atlantic and tunnels under it, and we can lick the Hun every Wednes- day in the week. Also every Satur- day, Thursday, Monday, Sunday and Tuesday in the week.
 A fellow tried to knock a man to us because that man failed because he was too ambitious and took in too much territory. And the fellow who was knocking the man was a bird who had failed because he did not have enough nerve. to try.
 Even if it looks like something a circus horse wears in the parade don't knock the hat your wife trims fer herself The old girl is saving you fifteen or twenty bucks, and even if the hat is a scream, remem Der that Jack is Jack
 After Father has debated learnedly on the Great Question of the Hour Son will quit doing his night work long enough to ask Father the diff ference between latitude and long tude And Father will tell Son not to bother him, because Father doesn't dare admit that he doesn't know the difference.
 We have tried it, and take it from us, putting your foot on the raj in front of a bar doesn't make a soft drink taste any stronger.
 A wife often asks a husband a; the breakfast table how he got that hole in his pants pocket. But, some
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
Sanctifed To Our Soldiers.

Cincinnati Enquirer)
 Jealous admirers of the late Theodore Roosevelt have launched campaign for the dedication upon he field of Belleau Wood of monument to him. With due respect to their enthusiasm their position must be controverted and the proposed dedication opposed Statesman and patriot though he yet he took no actual part in the fighting in France. It is quite true that his volunteered and that one of them fell in glorious combat with the foe So fell the sons of other patriotic fathers. If there is to be monu- nent real red on field honor let it be raised to he memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice there hallowing the soil thereby.
 The shaft to Roosevelt properly rise in this country and in of many places made notable by him during marvellous No better spot, per- haps could found than at the entrance of the Pan ana Canal which in itself is memorial to his daring genius The batefelds of France belong alone to the sprits of the men who fought and died there.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
GOV RIGGS ExpIoDEs w1cKERsHAMs CHARGES

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 A consultation of the dates of letters ana other matters set forth in the letter from Gov. Rlggs to Senator Price printed in The Empire Tuesday, Will make it very, clear that Gov Riggs has been giving very serious attention the transportation sltuato in Alaska for long tme He began on the work before Judge Wickersham gained seat in the last Congress and had been considering the matter with the Interior Department for many days before Wlcker sham wrose his charging the Secretary Of the Interior Gov Riggs and Engineering Commission with conspiring and cooperating with the Guggen- helms in Alaska transportation matters.
 If anything further were needed to show the abso- lute lack of foundation in fact for the Wickersham letter and it's infamous charges this letter of Gov. Riggs to Senator Price supplies the need. The facts presented by Gov Riggs makes it plain that Wicker sham has been engaged in his customary occupation of trying to mislead the people
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-10
Publicity for Alaska.
Q.os Angeles Mining and Oil Bulletin.)

Qos Angeles Mining and Oil Bulletin)
 Alaska's Resources and business opportunities will be exploited through the Monthly Bulletin of the Alaska Bureau of Publicity, issued at Juneau, under authorization of Governor Thomas Riggs, Jr The first issue contains interesting information on ''The Land of the Midnight Sum and states that a spirit optimism for betterment in all lines of ac- tivity prevails in the Territory.
 The Bulletin stated that due to scarcity of labor and high cost of supplies the mineral output showed decrease in 1918 of $13000000 compared with 1917 when production was $42,O00,00O. Coal on the other hand showed increase of 60 per cent in 1918 over any previous year, due to the opening of the coal fields north of Anchorage and contiguous the Government railroad.