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East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

10TH ST. n $, l17.s Park av, 1s.sx1oo1l
TJos and nd Anna Mcoinn to Eliz McGinn,
John d M 1Sstn st. ss Feb s. 1917 atty
PARK Av. 6s5. 9 c ssth st, 75.5xs0--su-
sauna $ Minturn to SIS Park Az Corp.
s al STsy mtg Mt e. ss7S;o4o. all liens Oct
LEXINGTON Az s. 70 5 isth st. is.s
mLFraneis speir and ano. trus. to Ber-
&, all liens, Oct I; attys, Spelr & Bart
18TH 81. 5. Isl Bway. 'iis1si.hsmaiiiiysi f I
eiair' J. all liens. March .. 1917, mtg
$4,000 atty. Title Guar q Co. I7s
SAME PRoPERTY. Franci: Hsndo ;s.oU
to kath NJ Waters, 241 18th ct, Bklyn.
mtg 100000; atty. same. .......... .jioo
West Side.
(West OF Fifth avenue. between -Four
teenth and 10th streets)
BROADWAY, o cor s2d st, runs l22.1ox
ss.sx W 82.sx n ss.s to ssd st Z W
Y aOx : ass " 7ss to Bway > SIS to
other interests as detailed in mtg OF
even date-Alfred e Marling ct al, trus-
tees. to McAlpin Annex, Inc, SO w slth
st, mtg S2.475.o0o. b and 5, all liens, oct
3; attys. De Forest Bros, 80 Broad
AvENUH G, W cor sth st. 2s'sxss:: t sYSO
Joachim to Kaplan Mfg Co, ssl 4th av
mtg $4,000, Oct lo:.::. 81
to Geo W Brown. az W 2oth st, mts
S4l,5oo. all liens, Aug IL; address, 2st
77TH ST. i5i W. 3, iixioc..iii.Xn X .iSc
citation for Relief of Respectable Aged
Indigent Females in city OF N y. to Alice
MuleSayi SO So, W isgth st. Apr, 2 2SiI
ssTR ST. 10 W. 8. a5xs5EBirdsaiii'
Bdey, to Frangold Realty Co, 1874 W istf
7 CO. iTs BwSy. - :... ... 100
UPTOWN,
(Manhattan Island. north of 10th street,
Reiohard to Frances Ii bossaS. 7ss Beci
ct. mtg sli.soO. Oct l; VIM Koermer. 49,
1.aTH ST, a iis Amsterdam av. ii ii
ss.l1-G l. Lawrence to Mary J Don
ali liens Sept 26; atty. Title Guar 4
pI ST III nyt ~ cor iiiih IT. rs;
Nathan Mindlin, ss1 Fox ut. Bronx. AM
~ Aaron Esvy' 90 Wsii IS, IS; :, ;i;issS566
Fred & and Emma sohiel g Louise \
| scheil, 4s4 W Goth st. mtg t16,boO. hal
part atty Hshry wsaa 90 Ns sssyss ss
Ins 4 Trust co. exr, Oct o; attys. Emme
vERn RnTl;hi Ven %e IS $50 ha 81
son ST, s5xlso-Hy Beck TO Clara hi
wife, $50 W lsoth st. al al liens; Jan
| 1911; atty, MAX 80" D"oy '
Bronx.
NETHERIAND AV, 3. I5l.1 s 25sth st
l.sxl4S sx60. 1Oxl40.s -Daniel Morri
son to Edmund Begley. at ST Margaretf
Riverdale av. and 26oth st, Oct 2; atty
Edmund Bsgley, st Margarets River
dale av and 2soth st..';s;''ii,., rt.. q,
lLoTs 100 and l9i. map 81 Josephs Or or
tersen. 1918 wilcox ay. Oct 10; atty
Bella Petersen. 1915 wilcox av;;
LOTS l2s to l2S. same map-Same Z
same oct 10; atty. same. ..:..,....... y
LOTS $50 and 1871. Lohbsuer Psrk-sam
TO same oct 10; atty, same .....'.,'s
ovERING AV. 1918, W s. 25xss.4x2b,7
siiI-John R Egner.. Jr, to PatrlG
Dunne, 500 w iIsd st, and sno. mt
$4,000. oct 7; atty. Lawyers Co. 40 9
18TH ST, n :. 1910 E Jerome ey, .5.ii
"I5e' sxs5xis2ll-Helena Wernigmann !
Arthur Come, 1899 Anthony ay, mt
$500, Oct IS; atty, Layers ! 20, Al, "a
" h ss, Ton w.. isi.i n Belmont az
ne is.Sx . i2t.i 70 vs. coneourss
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NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
Hours $3.50 p. NJ. to A. NJ.
Experience not necessary.
We can now employ a number OF
women 2l to IS years OF age.
We teach you and pay you 3l2
week while learning.
This is a splendid opportunity for
women who seek a worthwhile
occupation with real opportunities
for Advancement and unusual pro-
visions for the workers comfort
and well-being.
Call Spring OFFICIAL" for full
information or apply at
MANHATTAN
1853 Bway, cor 27th ST.. A. NJ to p. NJ.
BRONX
ass q fremont Ave. IL NJ. to p. NJ.
BROOKLYN
81 wllloughby St. A. NJ to p. N.
1895 Bway.. A NJ. to p. M.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address of owner and at
torney.)

(South Of Fourteenth street }

CHRYsTIE ST. 225. 9 g. 2ox1oo-Mary
Lang to Louis Frank. esS Bedford av,
Bklyn. all liens. Sept rs. 800
RYINGToN st, 345, s g, 22x75-Denwood
Realty Co to Moses Smith. SO Lewis st,
mtg 5000, all liens, Oct Z; atty. l
Frankenberg, 2ss Bway. 800
ls, lsls)-Chas Levy, ref, to Fernclifrs
Realty Co. Oct s; atty, NJ Rabinoyitch,
w A sy Era sa st';;.;i:r;.,::;...;,'.:;ssSOo
Francis hcAvoy. ref. to Isidor Spector,
zoe Riverside Drive. " r. t and (foreelos
OeS 1870: atty. David Sackler, 81
7TH ST. Iss-2o1 E, 2oiIxss.5xsi.5xs0.io;
7th st. s. 279 e Av B. 2oxS6.sx2l. 5x
and sth SITS. and 242.2 Av B. runs Q a. Ak
Ask +9.lox n AIS to beg-Hyman
Rein TO Reliant Leasing Co, i4l Bway
mtg SzS.7oo; atty. Abr Leiehter. lll
bWdy
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IgF9(:5e

NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Vasari. ........ Oct. ~,
Orduna ....... Nov. l, Dec. 6
Carmania. Nov. 8, Dec. Is
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Oct. 20, Nov. ~, Dec. 16
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George :. Nov. I, Nov. 20
NEW YORK ts PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and LONDON
Caronia. Nov. 1. Dec. 6
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
HAvRE and LONDON
Saxonia. ....... Oct. FL, Nov. ~
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
NEW YORK.LDERRy-G GLASGOW
Columbia. ..... Nov. 8. Dec. 6
BOSTON 10 GLASGOW
Scindia. Oct. IA
a1-A STATE gcREET. NEW YORK
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat IA yESEY STREET.

By Henry Brady.
9TH ST. 1873 W. W cor Horatio st. 22x
~ ~, . story brick storage-James r
:, trustee, vs. John kluber
aeMulIen, ref; due on 1ndgt SAL, csc, OF;
tWirtes &C. $4,000; sold to the plain
UNI .'''.....-............ $4,000
By Samuel Marx.
18TH ST, IS E. 9. 2a4,5 W University
store-Mary T Cockcroft VS. Robert Cock
SSrot ct a.; Fraser, Speir & Meyer. attys;
~ m,7'. lam Allen, ref; due on tudgt, s18,-
go. taxes. &c. ssos.o4; sold to Ben
'smln Wahl... $4,000
lat 32Os THIRD AyENUE.l
BY Bryan L Kennedy.
JEROME Av. cor 177th St 2211x
lOox !rreg, vacant-Francis w Pollock
p jerome Holding Company ct al;
o oTSsgi Msloney, ety. c .Ys on n
uarTes' 90, n'ooo2e; sold to the plain
wa ''''".' '.'--..'.. .tZo,OVO
BY Henry Brady.
s9X ST, 1852, 9 g. 42s.s n 1e6th ut, 87.6x
~, siery brick tenmt-Helsn Msrlatt
Sterling; attys, Louis FridiEer. ref;
~ ~. = On jgdgt, ,2e.ss2ss; taxes b &c;
MECHANIoS LIENS.
Manhattan.
SoWERY, 24s-Jacob Pine agt Isabella
t,oeIt.man' owner; Morris Fine. con-
soWERY' % to 5o-samuci VOLS AT
sSIoert ana william Kramer. Jr. owners;
Snlel Bergoffen anti Antonio Maro1,
Contractors (renewaO ,,.,.....,,,s760
NEW CHAMBERS ST, Ss-Morris User aSt
retro Palumbo and caterina Palum bo,
,,Tw1ihers; John Lott, contractor. $50. $50
~ ST. 60 and 62 E-Louis Friedman
pE Annie Pechter. owner; Automatic
uT1t t ~, Co, Inc. contractor. $3.50
"" N ST, SO E-Spree Plumbing Co agt
Miriam c Marks. owner; & NJ Levin,
18th ST, l59 E-supreme Plumbing Co,
w est Michael j Adrian. owner, J q
i,srIh5e Levin, Inc, contractor. .......... 1926
'IH TT 427 E--supreme Plumbing Co.
u, ast Frank De Rosa, owner; & NJ
levin Inc. contractor. .tls5
Bronx.
"IH ST. fso E-Jacob Pine agt August
trss,, owner; Morris Fine, con-
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
In ST 1856 and 1853 E-staniey Hoist
Machine Co, Inc, agt Edw c Burns
al NOV ID. 1916. .S22l so
LIS PENDENs.
49, Manhattan.
AZ vs.. intersec W 9Th ct, ASK
Sr-Louis Zborowski agt Farmers Loan
,aIusl so, trustees, ct al (partitlon)
SA Morris & Mcyeigh.
,.ae Bronx.
la Ia Elbow AV. W e. 50 . i72d NJ, 6Dx
s-louisa Plelnes agt George c GosbeI
a.. foreclosure OF mortEage); attya
nan' carnes. Leventritt & coets.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
CSouth OF Fourteenth street)
9TH Av, IL, W s, 2s.6 Clinton pl. asa
lOO Oct s-weve Corp to Areca Realty
Co, 2ss Bway, yrs, SO, pr mtg sloe.-
900; atty. Herman Gottlieb, 2ss Broad
way .............''. ''''.''''' '$eo''''
East Side.
(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
SAD ST. 92s E, &. l7xlo2.a. Sept ~.
Henrietta Bennett to Israel Jacobs, Is
mtg $1,000; atty. = H aoidbsun,: .ts
.s THas ST, al E. iiiiiiii.s: Oct 's%S
sra st, Bklyn. 8 yrs. 81 p; atty. T
ppT G e. l Is Bws' cor ssth St 7ssxso
sauna s Minturn. 100 p slst ST. due
and in. as bond, pr mtg s ss7a;0OG;, sti HCS
7 S1sws sT = III ShG E aS1sa, Oct los
Herrmann to Emigrant indust Saw Bank,
yrs sh%; atty. VIM OH ITo o 90
S csHMsfTs St 1v s. 70 asth st. ,' iSSG
n, m, Oct 7-BernaEd Goodman to
s@.. PSs So Sst oTanf iss Ia and at aTs
spier q Bartlett, So Wall st. s2s.4Oo
West Side.
| West Of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
| and 10th streets)
BROADWAY. cor s2d st; Ss a,,h
to Interior lot at i blk bet aga and
$50 SITS at point fle.1l " 5th av, OK
| 20; also all Interest TO former Nos. 1886
| mortgagor and recorded Aug s. 1889. and
Aug le, 1892 and all In and
to any other land whereon the Hotel
Martinique stands. all chattels. furniture.
sc, m. oct s-McAlpin Annex. Inc, to
Alfred Z Mariing ct al at trustees under
20. 1911, instais sIs5. 600 per annum to
Oct !. iS22. and then $4,000 per an:
mum; attys. De Forest Bros. 90 o Bread nod
5s SsEfe ST. 10 W. :. a5xss5. m. Oct ~
| Frangold Realty Co to Birdsall Otis
Edey, BellPort, l. !, due Noy T., 1874
s. Tay ST. ict W, S5;1isIs. to XH:
s hSTR' to- a9 Sophia ssHs Meyer oi sso Iosd
yrs. so; attys' l. q L Cohen. i i2S
CENTRAL STHs PARK W, cor list ct.
Co to orvlsta Rlty co, 10 77th st,
yrs. SO; atty, Harry b DAYS. Sc
ssf fM'{ ST. IS W, s. DISTINGUISHING e
same, due as bond. go; atty, same;'s,ooO
Boas to Title Guar 4 T Co. iTs
Bway; due and int as bend. so1S; $500
'6TH ST. seD,S sa pHk west O SoGpn to ' stsr
bon S 81; sttys. Gsttnsr, 4 A. 2sSS
s7P FMS 81, 15ss W. IS. 'iisxioc.il. p m. Sept
25-Aiiee T Muicahy 20 An Assn for Re-
lief OF Respectable Aged and INDECENT
Females. "a clty' 81 Am as Tos, sy
ssT II w sT $. iis.i 7th av. a. icxsss
D M oct l0--Jos J and Paul Schwart2
10 Samuel Greenstein, 2s0 w ssth ct
instals. 6gss pr mtg 1ls,5oo; attss' JonS ma
sTK XIV ~ W cor SAN st, 100. 5xi5l, p m
oct 9-Directors Rlty Holding Co t'
Bowery Saw Bank l2s Bowery yrs
5h%; attys, Cadwalader, w Il T, ~
wall st..........,.,..,... .Sl9o, oot
Bronx.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoNCouRSE
sw cor Minerva pl, T0x1O0-Wm N
Moore Holding Co to Union So Savings
Bank. oct 0. 8 yrs. 5hR; atty. It'll,
Guar 4 Co. 176 Bway. 49,. yI2 80,
TRINITY Av. W cor 160th st. tox1o2.1-
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Tunnel From BROOKLYN
10 Staten Island Urged
Meeting Held and Resolution
Passed for Committee to
Investigate Pro;oct

Resolutions calling for the anno;n+-
ment of committee to consider the
problems attendant upon the constrnc-
ton of tunnels from Staten island ~
brooklyn were adopted yesterday fol.
lowing meeting of citizens of Rich.
mond and members of the Brooklvn
Chamber Of Commerce. The nronosod osS
tunnels are for both passengers and
freight and it is hoped will be con-. @nu
structed under the Narrows.
The resolution sets forth "tba+ n,o
as citizens of Staten Island and Rroot.
iyn' IN joint meeting, July Is. 1910
favor the construction of such tunnels
and that we join our efforts to 40
cure this improvement at the ear,;ss.
possible date"
1t was further resolved "that n ,o;nt
committee consisting of five citizens os
brooklyn and five citizens Of Staten
Island be appointed for tho purpose Of
Investigating the problems connected
with the construction of such tunnels
and submit report to this bodv ot
Its earliest convenience"
Members Of tho committee w;,, h.
appointed by j. Sherlock Davis. nresi.
dent OF tho Brooklyn Chamber Of Com.
merce, and George Cromwell. formcr
president OF Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Observation-Disclosures
Fight for Custody
OF His Elder Son
Department Store Proprie-
tor, Sued for Separation,
Says He and Wife Have
Agreed as to Children

After making q plea for the custody
Of at least the older OF his two chill
dren, Hiram C. Bloomingdale, of the
firm of Bloomingdale Brothers, wealthy
department store proprietor, has with
drawn his motion.
Mr.. Bloomingdale's wife, Rosalind s.
Bloomingdale, who is suing him foY
separation, is at Belmar, N. j. She has
the children, Lyman G. I'd, six years
ingdale said last night that salts
factory compromise as to the custody
OF the children had been arranged,
pending final disposition.
Max D. Steuer, attorney for Mrs.
Bloomingdale, said there had been no
compromise and that the only reason
for the withdrawal of the application,
as far as he knew, was that Mr..
Bloomingdale realized he had no
chance to get them"
Mr.. Bloomingdale's affidavit, filed
with Supreme Court Justice Ford,
reads:
only wife left MY home on April %.
She telephoned me and said, Hiram,
taken the children with me. We are
now at the Hotel Chatham, at Forty
eighth Street and Vanderbilt Avenue
"Upon investigation / found she had
engaged a suite of five rooms. l
learned also that she had taken with her
silverware, linens; glassware, etc.
at is my earnest wish," continues
the affidavit, chat the court grant me
at least the custody of the older boy,
subject to the plaintiffs right of visi-
tation, and l feel impelled to ssay
believe the welfare of my younger son
would also be served by placing him
in my custody, although | am willing
to leave him temporarily in his moth
er's care.
"a few days before the plaintiff
left the City of New York for Elberon,
n. j., with the children, l had the
elder son for the day. He told me,
without my having made any sugges-
ton leading to the remark, that he had
great scheme, that he was going to
take his satchel and get lost and he
would be then be asked where he lived
apd he would give my address and be
taken to my home so that he could
live with me.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Addicts Must Get Card
By Thursday for Drugs
DR.. Copeland Yarns Druggists
and Doctors Ne,O Lao WiU
Re Strictly Enforced in Cifv

A warning has been issued to all
physicians and pharmacists in New
York that, under the regulations of
the New York State Department of
Narcotic Drug Control, 1t will be un-
lawful after Thursday of this week to
prescribe for or give narcotic drugs
to an addict until he has first pre-
sented an official registration and
dosage card signed by the Commits
sioner of Health.
According to DR.. Royal S. Copeland,
the law will be strictly enforced. 1t
will operate in two ways Either the
druggist or physician will have his
license revoked or he will be charged
with misdcmeanor for violation of. any
of the provisions of the article.
To date 1900 drug addicts have
registered at the bureau, at 1913 Prince
Street. More than 5000 addicts have
received prescriptions at the Worth
Street clinic since it was opened early
last April. More than 10000 addicts are
using the triplicate blanks required bv
the State Department of Narcotic Drug
Control, and it will be necessary FOR
all OF these to register under the new
provisions of the law
Referring to the drug situation at
the Tombs, DR.. Copeland said that it
was out of his province. He added
that there had been no attempts at
suicide at the drug clinics of the
Health Department since they started
operating
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Four Doctors,
Two Druggists.
Taken i'm Raids
u. S. Officers Make Number
of Arrests; Men Charged
With Violating Harrison
Act; Drugs Are Seized

A dozen agents Of the internal
Revenue office, aided by two city de-
tectves, raided the drug store Of Aaron
Goldberg, on Lexington Avenue near
Hath Street, last evening at o'clock,
and arrested the proprietor and three
physicians on charges of violating Sec
tions 1, 2 and of the Harrison drug
act. These sections permit physicians
to prescribe narcotics for addlcts, but
DO not permit large quantities to be
sold at one time.
The physicians arrested said that
they were DR.. M. A. Levy, of 1877 Lenox
Avenue; DR. Jacob Kornblum, of 1870
Lenox Avenue, and DR.. Joseph Katz. Of
III East 18th Street. The raiders say
they confiscated more than one hundred
ounces of heroin and cocaine in the
store
Before entering the store, the agents
loitered about outside for some time
stopping customers who were leaving
the place aud questioning them. They
then entered and placed Goldberg and
the three physicians under arrest.
Late~ the agents arrested in the
Office of DR.. Levy a man who said he
was Charles Fielder, of 324 Fifteenth
Avenue. Newark, N. j. He was held
on charge of aiding and aDetting in
the traffic in drugs. The agents say
that he had fifteen grains Of cocaine
and hcroin secreted in his Clothes
The raiders, who were in charge of
Ralph A. Oyler, H. B. Dobbs and W.
". Allen, all under the supervision of
Daniel L. Porter, then piled into auto
mobiles and went downtown. At mid
night they entered the drug store at
Eighth Avenue, near Fifty third Street,
and took possession. Agents say that
this is favorite "hang out" of actors
and actresses. In the absence Of the
owner, Charles Liss, Of 1926 West Sew
enty eighth Street, was arrested,
charged with aiding and abettlng in
the traffic in drugs.
In the mean time j. A. Boone, an
other agent, had gone to the home of
Dr.. Arthur H. Stern, Of 327 East
Eightysecond Street, and there placed
the physician under arrest for viola
ton of the Harrison act. He was taken
I! to the East 104th Street police station.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Chicago ssWar Hero''
Is Put Under Arrest
Captain Shelby Cullom Chap
man Said to Have Admitted
He Was Never Under Fire

CHICAGO, July 15.-Captain Shelby
Cullom Chapman, who was made an idol
by friends in Chicago and New York,
was arrested to-day to telegrapher or
ders, which were not made public, from
the War Department. Chapman was
arrested here last April for posing as q
f1ier.
The captain, according to his own
statements, intelligence officers say, was
never under fire His accusers say he
fed from France while facing & court
martial for some offence, the character
of which has not been made public.
Chapman Joined an ambulance unit
and went to France in 1915. He had q
letter from Champ Clark, a friends of
his father, to Mabel T. Boardman, head
of the American Red Cross. Later, he
is said to have obtained a letter Of in
PRODUCTION from Ambassador Sharp at
Paris to the late Walter Hines Page,
Ambassador to Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
s &&a q! aQjit&$AKR G t ! !: II!

SPECTATORS gathered in front of
~ PIP Boulevard, at Rockaway Beach,
early yesterday and waited to see what
would happen. From behind the closed
door came sounds, hard to identify,
but promising trouble. Policemen ar
rived on the run. Whey they came out
OF the house they had in tow eight
Chinese who had been playing their
equivalent of poker. All were prosper
Gus. several being owners Of restau-
rants in New York
THE bare-legged craze that has re-
= Gently beset women in New York
is not going to extend to the roof of
the Hotel Majestic, or indeed to any
other part of the structure, if the
management can prevent it.
One woman, stockingless and un-
ashamed, was halted at the door of
the hotel a week ago, and the roof
garden now displays these signs:
"Bare-legged ladies', with or with
Majestic roof"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

fined $35 in Traffic Court for colldipg with
the automobile of Deputy Police Commits
sioner John Harriss
Because his fourteen-year old daughter
had been deivcfing large chunks of ice to
customers, Rocco Sevine. an ice dealer of 100
East 102d Street was held in 5000 bail by
Magistrate Smms in the Harlem Court
Sevine charged with endangering the life
and health Of the girl.
The Bronx County Chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, 681 East fremont Avenue
will keep it's home service bureau open Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings
Edna Luby, 1907 Avenue C, Brooklyn, is
suing the New York Consolidated Railroad
Company for $40 900 for injuries received in
the Malbone tunnel disaster November 1.
dapple gray horse invaded the offices
of the Bramhall-Dean Company in Brooklyn
and chased most of the men and women out
Patrolman Samuel Pinnell led 1t downstairs
again and took it to the Stagg Street Station
return to the old-fashioned whipping
post was suggested by Magistrate John E
Mcclellan in the Yorkvile Court when he
sentenced Richard Rockford 526 Third
Avenue, to thirty days in the workhouse for
beating his wife.
The Bronx Republican County Committee
met in executive session and agreed upon
the denomination of County Judge Louis D
Gibbs and indorsed the candidacy of Surro-
gate George M. S. Schulz.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
b. r. I. Mans Salary in Peril
Colonel Williams Suggested as
Victim of Economic POLICY

Colonel T. 8. Williams, former presi-
dent Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company, may lose the $4,000 salary
that company still allows him az q
result of conference of the operating
heads Of the company and subsidinries
yesterday. Originally Colonel Will
iams received $4,000 year. Two
thirds Of this WAS cut of when Lindley
A. Garrison became receiver.
While no formal statement was ig-
sued after the meeting, II is under
stood that other important changes are
being discussed Every effort Is being
made ny Receiver Garrison 10 obtain
psrmixsion 70 charge two cents for
transfers. Whether the subsidiary
companies will separate from the B. x.
7. and charge extra fares is not
known.
~~ s~~s s-t@s-s.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Tombs ssSuicides'' Called
Ruse for More DRUGS

COMMISSIONER Of Correction Hamil-
ton said yesterday the attempts at sui
side Sunday night at the Tombs were
part OF ruse by, the prisoners which
would result in the calling of an am
bulance physician, who would give
them a hyperdermic injection or a
greater dose of drugs than was
beng administered to them by the
prison, physicians. The Commissioner
upheld Warden Hanley in his efforts
to prevent the forty or more drug nd
diets in the Tombs from their FREQUENT
attempts to injurc themselves.
Thomas Connors. John O'Malley and
Edward Dunn, the three prisoners who
tried to take their lives Sunday, ad-
n'ttca yesterday their endeavor was
conceived for the purpose Of getting
more drugs.
DR.. Hamilton said the suicide Of
Christian Vandebergher Sunday night
was the first case in six ycarA.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
LiUing-r0Om
furniture
in the August sale

New suites. senarats
davenports and chairs in
coverings of damasks. ve.
lours and tapestries have
Just been received. Among
them
3-piece mahogany suite. ousen
Anne type, with cane back ana
sides; covering of blue and gold
damask. $4,000 grade. price
$461.00.
2-piece mahogany suite with
cane panel back and sides. lcose
cushion seats of black and cola
damask. $4,000 grade, price
S29S00.
3-piece carved mahogany suite
cane panel back with covering al
mulberry figured velour, $500 90
grade, price $6S0.0O.
3-piece all-over upholstered
suite, with seat cushions. back
and pillows of figured frieye and
outside back and sides of velour.
SSsl.00 grade, price $704.75.
2piece all-over upholstered
suite, in tapestry. $5S3.00 grade.
price $4,000.
6-piece American walnu.
suite, Italian Renaissance do.
sign, with cushion seats and
backs. and pillows of black and
gold velour, S723.00 grade, price
$650.50.
3piece mahogany finished
suite, with cane panel back and
sides and damask covered seats
and pillows, $4,000 grade, price
$1S1.00.
3-piece mahogany suite. with
cane panel back and sides; loose
cushion seats of blue and gold
velour, $4,000 grade, price
$328.00.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
The chairs and
davenpOrfs are i'm
unusual variety

All-over upholstered daven-
port in tapestry, $277.00 grade,
price $221.50.
Arm chair to match, $4,000
grade, price $12150.
All-over upholstered daven-
port in tapestry with loose cush-
ion seat and arms, S25700 grade,
price $205. so.
Wing arm chair to match,
$105.00 grade, price $84.00.
Arm chair to match, Sl12.00
grade, price $3.50.
Louis XVI. arm chair in ma
hogany antique finish. with
damask seat and back. Sl63.00
grade, price S14650.
English club chair of mahog-
any, with cushion seat and back
of wool tapestry, $2l750 grade,
price $17400.
Fifth Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Lillian COrsets

are designed by a French
artist corsetier in France.
They are the very founda-
ton of the smart woman's
toilette - scientifically de-
signed to suit many types
of figures - exquisitely
dainty, in harmony with the
most beautiful lingerie.
Lillian corsets are exclu-
sive with the Wanamaker
Store.
Third floor, Old Building.