davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

LEMON Av. s62.GS; Geo schaefer. s6s LenoS a,
to Rembrandt Realty Co. 1908 Broadway atys
Kurzman & Frank ~ Broad ST; March TO-
TINTON Av, 5, 1903 l66th st. l6.5xlOo;
Caroline. wife Francis w McEvoy TO Alfred
Jaretzh: attys; Sullivan * Cromwell Wall ST.
ssrT ST 290 T Far II,ils Lana CONN of n ogo 70
Edith 7 Sch,cy. gdn Chaoncr Schley; attys
Simpson, Ilftchcr Bartlett. 50 Cedar st :;
66TH ST, 6 L; same TO same: atty. same: Sept
llTH ST. W n $. ia Washington st. 221gs
Jas Keesc to L $ Trust Co of Y. trustee :
H9tttHy, Stewart & shcarer 40 Wall st; No. 80
1924 .......... ............... 81 800
AMSTERDAM Ay. IL l2oth St 100 LIKES !:
Edmund Francis Realty Co. 20 Nassau St. to
Abe King. las j, 65th ST. & ano attys. Iese
Connolly 80 Nassau st; March 6, 1917
,,,,.,.,,,-..,. $4,000
ROOSEVELT ST. 49, Bencdetto Ginocchio &
aano to- to chas zcrberini, atty 346 Broadway Sept
lST AV. n c. 9Th st. As Gx696: Joseph &
Rose Spckt0rsh, 6ii riverside Drive. to Harry
Sch~tzer g. Isaac Blumberg; atty, I Blum
berg. go Grand st; Sept IT, 1916 49,. 81 0 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Want New Rest House
For Men i'm Naval Service

Because of the sale of the building
now occupied by them, the Navy
Leagues Sunshine Rest House, at 4
East Seventy fifth Street, is in need
of new home. The house accommo-
dates over 700 men q week with sleep
ing quarters and canteen service and
owing to the fact that that number is
increasing by from thirty to forty men
each week the need is very great. The
league, through Mrs. Everett Little
and Mrs. Oliver Hartman make an ap-
peal to some patriotic person to do
nate the use Of a large house, as they
are anxious to continue the service
until all the men have arrived from
overseas Any one desiring further in
formation should address Mrs. f. w.
Little. SO East Forty fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
New Tenants for Apartments

Pease e. Gilman have leased apart
ments in 1l2 East Seventeenth Street
to William H. Myer; in 1873 East Thir-
ty-sixth Street to Miss Elizabeth X
Eyre; in 1875 West Forty third Street
to Mrs. Harry Revier; in 20 West
Forty-seventh Street to j. II. Knudson; !;
in 144 West Fifty y-seventh Street to
Mrs. +. II. Stoddard; in 1O3 East Sew
cnty-ffth Street to j. c. Muirhcad; in
] West Seventeen Street to Daniel
Winant; in 167 West Seventy
Street to Emanuel Pironneau, and in
$40 Manhattan Avenue to Mrs H. c.
ESkon
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Results at Auction
Ky Henry Brady

Hy Henry Brady
h'sooAiE ST. 12s, u q. 25 Pitt st Or so
sy mt q strs, Mary Van Camper art Rnp,
% ,o nsi,tIr; ' a.; que Sl5,9i4b bs taacs. s2Oi 7o 10
16iTiI 81. 496 Il. g $. I51.s wsshin,,,e,
'o,' o-s,y nat; Henry Drcycr ct al art Eney
.irnpcll :. npc ct al due. s5,O42 as: taxes, ETC
PadYIs I1p fur 10 Il lst mtg of $4,000. TO Louis
iy Joseph + Day
'S:nc' zoo 10 CoSra s. - 1sstn st. runs l5,
100 70 beg Moses Mcndclsohn ct al agt ta" ro"N
saS Ss,hcSs. hros. nc ct al due. s2s 074 taxes etx
*'o'i's' 'o the plantir for ........ 81 900
by James Donovan
nYSl0N o. Hi, Il " cor Fishers Landing 3D. iao Tor
aa9o.1x.1o. lgX'o 10; NJ kohn agt Pau Kobn ~
a. AZ ., acton dye. $Sd357; taxes. etc $5'sl9 o.
r.. cr,iir-lrt.,,' .o' .......... 100
H, -. LA i1mES1Eh "a, M RID, II Boston rd 2aS ~
.,N-oV' a'. ,3 TO- kohn agt Paul kohn
s225S2o; to the plaintiff for .......' 'N'' sIoo la"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

5orH ST $50 W; nsc. $4,000: a :; Harry r
Coates to Harriet NJ Cottrcll, 5l3 Ann Sc.
west nooolcn; atty, II Y Coatcs. 473 Franklin
CoLUMBUs Av. o2s wm B rarscn: Isl 81
trustees, to Lmigrant Indust say Bank: atfys
rnA q. ,lo1 y !, oGorman. q Chambers st. 81 500
-, to City Real Estate Co. l7e Broadway $40 oOo
loiIn sT $ $. $50 W Park av; mtge. $500,
Io"ard Adler to Jos Warm. l75 Il ll0th
b. ATTY Ferguson. &C Broadway ~ 81
WATSON Az. 8. 100 Castle Hill sr so11os.
Minnie Wood. Jamaica, l. l. et al cxrs fo
aiv m"g r,tl. y WooI' 'G fSl Fulton ST. Jamaica j;
CASTLE HILL AN. lio3: same to same atty' uyv
LOT d5 map central bar, Of wcs,cbcs,o. s. 900
Juia a Collins. at Rockville Centre r ,o
Mn,"o n',, om,onncll. 225 Central Park Wcs
"VYl y ponnell. 20 Ccntral Park West 81 90
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Long Island Cottages Rented

The Lewis H. May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway, L. l., for
Luke Kilgallon cottage on Nelson
Avenue to Isaac A. Miller; for William
Mason cottage on Jarvis Lane to l.. +.
Addison; for Arthur Butler cottage on
Nelson Avenue to Jacob D. Cohen; at
Edgemere, L. l., for S. & L. Construc-
ton Company cottage on Dickerson
Avenue to Julius Greenbaum; for Carl
Kuvaja cottage on Beach Thirty-sixth
Street to S. r. Schwartz; for Union
Title e. Mortgage Company cottage on
Beach Thirty seventh Street to Simon
Shepard.
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(MD missing; P) prisoner.
PENNSYLVANIA:
,r C0oNNNERToN, John F., Mount Carmel
CAIRNS, Andrew G., Ligonier Cd d..
- DEAM Anthony T., Lost Creek ID D..
~ JUMPER, Ralph N, corp, Carlisle
PECKHAM, Homer L., sgt, Scranton
SOUTH CAROLINA:
hElSLER Robert, Lexington % D..
TEXAs:
ARMSTRONG. William. Vernon ID n,
AI.uHIMS; Mabry. Lytle Cd D..
hnMIGHES' n1IGHEs' Re Robert Ye l., Anson +A % D..
MALEY Joe E.. corp, Mineral d d.
SCHUMPER'T, George G., Port O'Conncr
Cd D.. oo''ner
TENNESSEE:
m CqMMINGs, q1MNM William, Lieut., Elmo
PAME9 PAfT1{ps scntsr; ia corr Greeneville % D..
GILBERT. Mark J., White River juno
NEWTON, Kenneth G., South Vernon
% d.. e'"o'
VIRGINIA.:
BI,lIRSDDS0MG, Champion Norfolk % D..
MTlCHELL, Lorenzo, Norfolk Cd D..
WISCONSIN,:
GEAP0TT; EAPS ,d John, Gouderay 49I q D..
GpEM' Gp IN ,s AVN D. Fort Washington Cd D..
GRAF, Fred E., Jacksonport % Az.
JOHNSON, Charles j. Racine % Al
NOE. Leo j., Wheatland Cd D..
SiNDAlNSkl, Leo, corp. Green Bay I'd D.
WAMSLEY. David c., Cumberland ID Al.
WEST VIRGINIA:
FACEMIRE. Idle c., Buckhannon N ny
kEENER. John A, Weston Cd Az.
WYOMING:
METCALF. J. H., corp. Buffalo IN NJ
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Manhattan Alterations

coSyESr e., y ,Iss6 AK a. d,, to sty awls Power
Bsrgen ~. architeci: cont ss 90,
HEApE .,. ~. IA. 70 | ay power plant: Ma 4
tsnSr nsher aoI st' al i.ky". architect cost SO ool
LtNpA Az. w, 70 J sty theatre; Il sin. prem
.a'a ganer u koellcr coiuInb0, Circle
~. 81, 00f
SsTu sT oss W. TO ! sy boiler bouse. josspi
hlcfn ~ Hpns, Inc. 6le w 10th st. owner: 4
Broderick. 10 W 4oh at. krbitsci 'oot
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Investors Buy
BROOKLYN Realty

John L. Sullivan has sold the one
family brick house at 673 Seventy fifth
Street for NJ. ]. Boyle.
The Mclnerney Klinck Realty Com
pany have sold the three story store
and apartment 967 Flatbush Avenue,
in Brooklyn. Property was sold for
Walter p Lusher to a client for in
vestment.
The Alec Building Company has sold
the one family dwelling at 205S Sixty
sixth Street to John Trim.
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Staten Island Dwellings
Are i'm New Hands

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold bunga-
low at Amboy Road and Oakley Place,
New Dorp, Staten Island, to A. V.
Stimson.
Moffatt & Schwab have sold the
dwelling at 433 Van Duzer Street,
Stapleton, Staten Island, for the estate
of Gesine f. Hoyer to Mrs Louisa Pal
adino, C Stapleton
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Films Company Establishes
Headquarters on 5th Ayeu,,

Roy Scherick and Edward ]. Hogan
sub-leased for the Air Nitrstes Cor
roration for the remainder of their
term, and obtained an extension of ten
years, on the eighth floor of the Win
field Building, 451-469 Fifth Avenue.
to the Goodwin Picture Corporation
for executive Offices
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Mace Estate Sells
10th Street DWELLING Row

James II. Cruikshank has purchased
from the Mace Estate, through the
United States Trust Company rs trus-
tee, the five three story dwellings, at
.! to 4o West 126th Street, on plot
lo4.Sxs9.l1, assessed by the city at
S4l'ooo; These dwellings, will be Of
1ered for resale separately.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

egD ST. al T.. Frederick Gauss agt John Boz
zuni OF al foreclosure Of mtgc. attys. Darlington
10TH sr. 80 w; Elizabeth McCaughan agt Ra-
rhsl j.. Andrews Gorcclosufe OF rntge) at,ys
Dunn & DAILY
9Th Av. y. 7oo II 2ath st. 42x70; Augusta
~ hhrens aW Eysee Realty Co. Inc. ct al Gore =
closure of m,yej. ATTY. G Miner
Bronx
l94IH ST., 2i3. 245. @7 Il: Charles Mcconnell agt
Mott Haven Go faction for specific performance
o. nonnacp atty. Sullivan.
'|,WEld. ~, 3. 100 ~ College ay 25xio0;
mary Hiley sgt Elizabeth Hughes ell al fparti,
Ton suit atty. 81 Sullivan
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Army Reyisions
New York CITY and Vicinity

W" W. WY diIu FJCiUlty
Wounded. Degree Undetermined Pre-.
'iously Reported Killed
- GoRMLEY: James p, 522 First Avenue.
sCHTICK. Pihuss. 212 Eldridge Street
New York City.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined. Pre-
viously Reported Missing
FETHERBAY. Oscar Paterson, N. 7.
POLL. Isidorc. 2loo Pitkin Avenue.
Brooklyn
Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing
rALADINO. Gesomino, 1872 East 10th
Street New York City.
SKELLY. James r., Rye, N. Y.
CONNECTICUT:
REDiCAN. William j.. Mcrden (dicd.
previously reported ny.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
The following casualties arc reported by
fhc commanding general of the American
f,xpeditonary Forces:
Died from wounds received in action. ii
Died OF disease Observation-Disclosures. &
Wounded in action degree undeter o
,,ii) ,mincu) .,....-''..'. ..'.........,...... 3
Total ...............,..... 81
CONNECTIeUT:
BURKE. Chester A.. Shelton (K)
TROWBRlDGE, James H., corp, Bethel
% w.
CALIFORNIA:
MOLfS. Jacob H. Hollywood Cd W.
STRAIN, John II San Gabriel Cd W..
ILLINOIS,:
COURIER. AIva. Chester Cd D..
RANKIN. Bruce r.. sgt. Media Cd W..
REED, James NJ, Chicago Cd w.
IDAHO:
LAWHEAD. Victor j., Pocatello Cd w.
ROGERS, Howard j., sgt, Indian Valley
(K).
KANSAS:
GLEASON. John w. Kingman Cd W.
MICHIGAN:
ADDISON George L.. New Troy % wy.
FRAZER. James NJ, Grand Lodge ID WI
UPTON, c. c., Fremont % D..
MISSOURI:
MAsTlN. Roland s. sgt, Slotesbury (K}.
MINNESOTA:
BARNEMANN. Alfred H., st. Paul Cd D.,
TIcHTER Charles E. corp. Niagara
Falls % W..
NEBRASKA:
FISHER, Roland, corp, Prosser ID d.
NEVADA:
ROBINS Howard. sgt. Winner,,o..
ID w.
NEW MEXICO:
SWAN. Robert. Lordsburg ID W.
PENNSYLVANIA:
LOWE. John NJ. Philadelphia ID Dl
STEWART, Albert D., Moors % W,
TEXAS:
CHERRY. William r.. Bay City ID d..
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
BUYS Home at RidoewOod

5. S. Walstrum- Gordon G. Torman
have sold for Charles B. Sillcck to
Laura c. Pension the dwelling 161
Spring Avenue, Ridgewood, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Tenant for Whitman House

pease & Gilman have leased for
Malcolm Whitman to Miss Gerda
isberg the four-story and basement
dwelling at lis East Sixticth STREET.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Mcfntire Place at
Greenwich Is Sold

Ladd e. Nichols have sold for Paul G.
Mclntire his property in Rock Ridge,
Greenwich, Conn, consisting Of two
and one-half acres, with dwelling, ga-s
rage and stable, to New York client
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
House for AssembIvman

Griffen Price g. Ripley sold for
William H. Failing a dwelling on De
kalb Avenue, White Plains, N. Y, to
Assemblymah Walter w. Westall
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AUCTION SALES
STORAGE NOTICES
Lincoln Safe Deposit Company
60-72 e. 42nd st. 45-55 L. 4Ist St.

NEW YORK.
To NJ Bachert Mrs Ethel c. Baxter,
Bnrns pr Thomas mr Bradley n 81 A. Gushing j.
Cox. Miss E. A. Davis, Jay Dwiggins,
James r. r. Mci5wen, Miss NJ Ellsworth,
Miss Irene Fenwick, Mr.. H e Freund,
Mr.. Joseph s. Buhler. T. f. Hunt Manu-
1actgrlns r. Ir;in Co. Ny by F Hunt treasurer;
MacLea, r. l.. MacLea. Mrs j. McKenna,
J. G. Maben, Mrs c. Coleman Manvil!e. NJ
Miller, Mrs. Agnes NJ. Mitchell. Miss Mabel
G. L. Prentiss, George NJ Ryall. NJ. G..
4. Roberts, Miss 3: G. Robinson. Dr.. wm. Nm.
sampeon a peoson MISS MTs A1ne3te n f. KoSenfed soSans
Sherburne. Miss G. W. Sims. Messrs Frank
p. Smith G. Sons. Inc, Nathaniel Taylor,
Elzabeth Truslow, F. Van Ripper. Miss c.
G. Ward. Mr.. Adolph Wolff, Mrs. Adolph
Wolf. and w. II. Wright: You are hereby
notihed ., that the storage being due and the
therefor upon the property hereinafter de-
scrloed having expired and due notice
thereof having been given you this Com
Table and other Silverware, Jewelry, Furs,
Rugs Carpets, Curtains, Office Furniture,
Dining Room. Bedroom. Paror. Library
ana Kitchen Furniture Pianos, Paintings
Statuary and other works of art. Table
CHINA, Cut Glass. Bric-a-Brac, Books.
SIocks and Mantle Ornaments Clothing
and Other Wearing Apparel, Laces and
articles of personal adornment, stored by
YOU or for your account with said Com
pany IN Its vaults and (or) warehouses; to
slatute IN such cases made and provided
at the auction rooms of George Merle No
Loo East 12bth Street, New York City on
iuesday, March 25th, 1919. at 10 o'clock
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
WALTER c. REID,
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Ne,o York City and Vicinisy
Died of Disease


BACCHINO George Long Island N. Y.
GARNER. Walter R., Bayonne, N. j.
CAZlER. Cardiff e., AS Ninth Avenue,
New York City
GEDNEY, Irving. White Plains. N. Y.
= JONES, John B., Herkimer Street
KELLY, William R., sgt, SIT Fifty
ninth Street Brooklyn
=, KoTTLER. Nathan, "a East 1osth Street,
New York City.
fourth Street, New York City
sigbfb pbALkErr s[rrat John Nd c. 4Sl East Seventy
Wounded Slightly
York City.
9. .AAMoLD; George A, sgt, 415 Eleventh
Street. Brooklyn
ADAMS. John j., corp, Jersey City. N 7
Brooklyn ''e''
AHERNS, Charles r., Paterson, N. J.
G. BoDAME, George, sgt, 15S chrystic
BERkOWITZ Harry. 17t Soven+h A..
nue., New York City ave
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Foreign Countries

ENGLAND:
DAVIS, Griffith, sgt. Wales Cd D).
ITALY:
CARCASOLT. john. Caccano Cd d..
CURN1O. Tony. Salerno % D..
fARENTI. Sesto. Toscana Cd D..
NORWAY:
JOHNSON. Ole NJ, Bergen % Al.
RUSSIA:
DuDA, Kazemicr. Lolmza % D..
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
NEW JERSEY
BUSINESS PROPERTIES ron RENT

WtyE5H ftfE TUOfHAkD ~auifARE rEEr
IL X, Ky ~ Mssth5 :, ltsADk pFtlcE' ttfLDlNg -
tssSt1sJ ~ 1ksft3t HEf7ff0* ron NAY Iyf
~ - t,f,.EE tstGaT DisiDg TpeHuAA' 4
!" "AhEfikiD, INC. 10 kANI 40 BTAEKr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

~ ~ 1893 * 1895: Miles Hostnbiufh api An.
gusta sultan. oyner and contractor ., 81 23i 20
''sh sI sVs W; Solomon May az, EarIs Court
eontrsstor s1.o,N corp owner; harths q. A. Becker
ssrn sr. sos w: Solomon May az, Msrtho q 4
"o'Np', o"her Ahd contractor. ........... 5000 81
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
{ sualty List
Ne,o York City and Vicinity

WASHINGTON, March 14-The casualty list public by the
War Department. to-day enlisted
men Ot these 9 died of accident and other asuas 13 died
IL were wounded severely 68 wounded
were wounded slightly and three missing n
The total casualties for the and the
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
wEsTCHEsTIR COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE MAHopao
,--eshsp iyDe; ssons Fireplace; vsry conveniently
isetfsGy win reffaanent water rights; $3.50 Of
s'll sell. fDfnsx1sd saS5e. Lake Aslsopac corpors.
sicDs ] Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Harlem Progress Headuuar,ers

Goodwin {, Goodwin rented for A..
'Wtaliach to the Progress Club the
l5lniree-story dwelling at SO West 119th
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

lZIrH 81. l5t 10 I5s w; Ueo gebnatz t,o,
,WMkst 'ne agt d. " Garage CO, Inc et al +.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
sEw YORK STATE

FOR ShLE,~~fn the most beautiful mountain co.n
seyes, substantial eight room stucoo house ,,,,
abe fcr sll-teA hosnc. with Gse- room st,,cco
Npftzze TOT seTFsnts' Quzfisss, siAo Rarsee h. IN
snd ssabie; AL modern improvements. Write Beau.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15

BERNSTEIN. Samuel, 7s1 Hopkinson
Avenue. Brooklyn
BERRETTA. Salvatore, 81 East 109th
Street, New York City
BlANCHINI. Jerry. 276 East l37th
Street New York City
DEARSOPF. T.. A.. North Bergen. N. }.
GUMBS, Victor f., 22333 West 14Sth
Street New York City.
RABELSKIE, 1sdorc, So Avenue C, New
York City
sANKAvITCH, Charles 10 stagg Street.
Brooklyn.
SMITH George. Astoria. N. Y.
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REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH or QUEENS
JAMAICA HILL SECTION

room house, bath. steam heat electric
ana gas; hardwood floors, sewer: plot a.,
leV. Price $s,soo. Owner. 40 Desmond ave-
Jamaica. l.. |. no agents. "Fo''
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Wounded Slightly
Wounded Severely
E{seuhere

aar OF casualties indicated follows: (FD killed
oh' WV wounded; CD died
OF ID O miss
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TENNESSEE:
WEBSTER. Chas. A.. McMinnville I'd d.
WASHINGTON:
MOORE. Jack, Wenatchee ID d..
WEST VIRGINIA.:
SHAVER, John H. Toga Cd W..
Marine ReUiSions

NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported
Killed
DUHBURY. George H., Paterson, N. J.
NEW YORK:
PEAKE, Lester A.. Sidney Cn hospital
previously reported M.
THOMAS, Frank E., Rochester lin hos.
pital, previously reported M
New-York tribune., 1919-03-15
Wounded
degree Undetermined)

DAVIS Irvimg G.. lieut., s11 East 14sth
Street, Nc,O York Citp.
ALBERT, Arthur, 70 South Eighth Street.
Brooklyn.
BAILEY. Frank D., New Brunswick, N. J.
BAKANOWSKY, Stanley. $40 East Four
tccnth Street, New York City.
KELLY, John r., 422 Prospect Avenue,
Brooklyn.
QUlNLAN. Robert M. Jersey City. N. J.
Wounded Severely
MALMBERG. Karl f., 220f Seventh Ave-
nue. New York City.
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The full list of New York City vicinity Jersey
Connecticut the list the other
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

LET: WILL RENT MONTHLY 70 rkNf5s4
FAMILY; REASoNARI.E TERMS, kILssNss. ~
FAlIE ST. TELEPHoNE INTERvAlE -
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-06-27
Plan Moving of
Big Grain Crops

This system prevented In the fall Of
1918 n serious transportation paralysis
OF former years due 10 widespread
congestion OF traffic which Ind been
shipped but which could not be dis
posed OF 1t destination. This parnly-
sls OF traffic In former years was most
apparent In the East. but Its injurl.
Gus effects were felt throughout the
country.
While the permit system Mt the
ports IL still In operation, II was sus-
pended n few months ago at the In
tcrlor markets, due TO improved ocean
shipping and the fact that the bulk OF
the grain had been moved. II Is. how
ever, to be expected that the system
will ngnln be innugurnted with the
opening OF the new wheat season. and
In view of that possibility the railroad
administration Is already preparing
the necessary machinery so that II
may be prepared to act without delay
nt the proper time. Conferences
have already been held with represent.
atives Of the grain corporation.
As graphically Illustrating the ne
cesslty Of regulating the Transports
tion Of this tonnage, and the results
obtained from such regulation, the fol
lowing facts are OF value and interest
Ing: For the nine months Of the crop
year. July 1, 1918. to Mny 1. 1919, there
passed through the grain handling IA
cilities OF the country-elevators and
mllls-a total OF 3.440, 100000 bushels
OF all grains, although the highest
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-06-27

point Of. grain storage N all kinds nj
nny one time in that period was 4SO,-
100000 bushels. That Is, In nine
months the low OF grain was seven
times the quantity which accumulated
In storage nc the highest point during
that period. This Is n direct illustra-
tion OF the necessity Of keeping the
grnin-hnndllng facilities OF the u
try liquid TO avoid the distress TO all
interests that would follow the block
ing OF this flow OF grain
Relnaueurate Permit Plan.
The permit system as operated last
year contemplntes the closest cooper
alton between the rallrond admlnlstrn'
tion and the United States food nd.
m%lnistrntlon grain corporation. The
local representatives OF the grain cor
porntion were IN daily contact with
the grain control committees NJ each
market, and In view Of the very com
prehenslve data and information In
their possession as to storage facili.
ties, anticipated movements out OF
markets, the needs Of different sec
lions Of the country, not only ms to
wheat but rs to other cereals that HOW
colncldentnlly with wheat, ETC., were
Of Invaluable aid In the accomplish
ment Of the permit system with n
minimum economic disturbance. The
snme character OF assistance Is being
arranged for from the grain corpora
tlon, or the wheat director, In antici'
patton that II will be necessary to re-
Inaugurate the permit plan within the
next n Or two months.
The wheat director is rs vitality In
terested rs the railroad administration
that the grain tonnage shall be IAN
died viii, the least possible friction as
between all interests concerned, ana
is In entire harmony with the railroad
administration rs to the plans pro-
! posed In that direction.
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Deadly of
All War Gases

washington.-At the educational ex-
position, illustrating the wartime and
reconstruction activities OF the depart
ment OF the interior now being held
there 1, being shown under guard n
simple OF the most terrible super
poison gus known. the discovery OF
Prof. W. Lee Lewis while In the en-
ploy OF the bureau m mines at Its
American university laboratories.
This n formerly called "Lewisite."
later known as ''methyl," because the
latter nnme meant nothing to curious
persons, was being manufactured by
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but ] think the worst situation that
came TO my knowledge was In Igdlr,
whore there IL a larger proportion OF
sickness and a higher death rate than
In either Erlvnn or Alexandropol.
Regarding reports OF cnnnlballsm
which have come out OF this district
from Goa l have been forced against
my will to believe these reports 10 be
true. saw with my W eyes mutt
lated remains OF corpses which had
been exhumed from newly-made
graves. did not see anybody who
had actually Witnessed the eating OF
human flesh. but there IA so much cir.
cumstnntlal evidence that / personally
came 90 believe II true,
''ryphus has been epidemic during
the winter, and has taken away thou.
sands, but with the moderation OF the
weather It Is now decreasing; but
cholera Is making It's appearance, and
the outlook Is threatening"
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Live On Grass Roots

a great part OF the relief work there.
Mr.. Heinz snys reports that some OF
the refugees, driven funtic by hunger
and suffering, have resorted to cannl-
hnllsm are true I'm his opinion. He
adds that food for 100000 In that ter
ritory will have to be provided by out.
side sources for another year.
THE lack OF food Is 40 serious"
snys the telegram, that the women
are forced to go into the fields and
obtain gruss roots. which they cook
into Il kind Of broth and serve as
boiled greens. occasionally getting a
bit OF rice ia mix with II. This con
stltutes the principal diet Of many.
The little children, naturally, get the
worst OF this situation, because they
cnnnot eat such material. and II is
among the children that the death rate
Is the highest.
ut Is difficult to make comparisons
as to the degree of restitution and dis
treSs In different districts Of towns,