davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20

selopmenr 90 fu subway Central Elds
'oil, '-9 SIN aT- 4ttss. stotson + 4.
.iarH sr. 6s ". Ahr Moaii4uo so i,...S
. Slad, 200 BN-av 81
50 AN e2-o. honenson Heaity go .o
i-e"i} i,aetef. 80 i.essef7 hrous
etis. J. < r Go. ls0 BNs' 5000
NNskiLE ST - g. a5-4 "a siiver ST. zsxl
Marcus Nathan 10 hIenora Bush atf..
r NJ Weiss. l2o Westches1er Sq .- g. eUe
hl lNGSBRlpGE TERRACE. 275l. Hanna VI
Arpnenthal Ia Wan II HiIls. 50 v artu
81, atty. Title Guar x Co, l7s Bw.s
GRAND Az. z473 Frederick I. leubuso hes
gdn. to oscar EnglAnder. sozl Bvas
gdn: atty. Lawyers Tiue d T Co. lev
SAME PRopEnTy Renee Bouelcau.t - -
SAME PROPERTY. Oscar Eng!ander, gun
to Renee hoecicaai', " l27th st. attg.
l7o'FH -. ess h ti1zse :. barry 70 ..ay
II friN2Tl,n. 1cJ Eec1 81. any. l.a .y,ets
Fitie = 60. 80 i5way -.s4 0un
W sHtNtilO& A.. Ger lssth st 17.N
iS-.tr lf.'es Summer Gerard to aaron
-<~rnnness " 0.th st. atty. Lawyers
!lie : 60. 100 btas- ....-.. 5
Al'iti rs ~ @5os Anna H Stem 10
l'Gus.as A@fhewson. @3-t Crestou a.
atty, Tide Guar * Z Co, I76 B,ga.
SUMMIT AN- 10s0> Tile Guar q T O. =
-'i''sH- 90 " ttsfn 81 AIT
Ia va Frel berger. 81 Broadway SD
EA 81! y L K AV, " = 50 L l78d 81. 45>a5.
~ S'aafs 10 Carl HceAer sr 81 IaUre4
iDdseAel4 Park. y j. ats. j \ stein
metz. 1913 l. IS0th 81 -.
Az - JcHN, "a coy FoA 75xIae. Million
; 'fnlefH4An x Ara, rNrs tu Wor@n.n. 4
sicS and ,eatn benefit Fund of [; ; O..
A. a"A l4 a., a-tS. I q. : % 60. , 81,
fSr9atN.ts go.
BOSTON Nr ..s1. Ha.r Hi>.r saA!1..
InStn 90 nelson q .Stevens. H4tnvrfoft
etts. i-~'y4srs ItDe + ca itg
cA ~ y ~T 1852 Fred n Ne.ss ~ Ii.r-
n.@n Mosfson. @ltt I-,NiAgton ~, ~.
NJ Netss. 40 Westminster 50 -..y 81
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Upper Broadway Corner Figures
In &l,O0O.OOO lease

The United Cigar Stores Company
has leased from the estate of Robert Z.
Wcstcott, who was president OF the
Mestcott Express Company, the north
east corner OF 1l0th Street and Broad
way for long tenn Of years al 81
rental ageragating approx .natclv 81, :
Q00.OO0 The property, Whicn has been
IN The Westcott family for over q uarter
OF a century, is improved with two
story store building, on plot 90.1lXl00.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
Small Suites Planned
For " est SOFIA Stree!

J. b English has leased Tor ten
gears ior the 354 Nest rifty-sixth
street Corporation to Edward H. Nej-
bert the tive-stogy apartment. 35l West
Fifty sixth Street, on lot 25xlGo. The
premises Will be extensively altered
into small suites
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
Eirst Avenue Tenement Sold

Ernest y. Adler has sold for the
Manning Bernhard Realty and Con-
struction Company to Slgmund G.
Schwabacn lol9-ls23 First Avenue at
the northwest corner Of Ninety-fourth
Street, tive story tenement, with
stores. Oh plot 63.2x50.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
" estcInester Appeals
TO New York Buyers
Ernestine piez Gets Estate a.
siriarclifg: Sales ia
O!lher Sections

! sh { Marvin have sold fur Ms.
Georgia O Ramey GritTen her bungu-
low on SiNth Avenue, at Pelham, to
Victor l.. Hansen.
The same brokers have sold for the
E.iArcltf Lodge Association is prop
crty known as the BriarcliN Golf Club,
comprising one acre, with residence
and outbuildings, to Miss Ernestine
piez, of this city. After extensive alter
ations the purchaser will occupy the
premises
Fish & Marvin have also sold for
Samuel r. Eccles his new house Oh
Nynnewood Road to William A. Glib
boas, of this city.
Sells Home at Dobhs Ferry
Mrs. Jeanne X. Meyer has sold her
house on Bcllair Driveway. Dobbs
Ferry, to Benjamin ]. Garfunkel. OF
this city. George Howe was the broker
Hartsdale Buyer to Build
r. L. l.. Howe, jr., has sold IA plot
at Greenacres, Hartsdaie, n. Y, for IT,
". Won Claim, to II. G. Larzeere, of
New Rochelle, who will erect Colonial
home.
Buy Staten Island Homes
Mofatt & sehwab have sold for
Ferdinand ". Stark of Washington.
u. c. to Mrs. Emma Kelsey. the dwell
ing at II Church Street, Tompklns-
vile. Staten Island.
Cornelius G. Kolrf has sold for Jo-
scph c. Seguine the dwelling at 125
Tyson Street, New Brighton, staten
island. on plot 50Xl50 feet, to Aimed
kauer.
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Lis Peniens
MaIlllaltan

Manhattan
lesTH 81 s7-s L Morris weinssein a,s
Louis Neinstetn ct al foreclosure II
neTtgage) ATTY. VI Weinstein
3sIH ST io0 " Central Park West
eV sNiVo. * trres Clarence J CARROT
ast Zads n Reakirt ct al foreclosure OF
Inortsage). atty. " + Glare
SARATOGA AV. :, 1eo n Newpo.t =
zSxito iies man i;unfner agt i..nnoIl
AfinbfIster e. al foreclosure Of lnors-
gag sttys Mlchtirg s hass~r
oi-tNf LIE Az. 59ts-is Brtex n.r,
Builders. iue. ssl Nsuer 4 ,a.se.a
a ttc-ton fer spseiiie lf-r. r.oslus-l... a..
c"ntraetl. Aiiy. - / EaIlot4
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Broker in zth Avenue Deal

Manhemer Bros. negotiated the sale
OF 320 Seventh Avenue recorded yes
terdaE.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
BENSONHURST.

niot sfxi0e. 81 rears = baths. gas. fur
,.sa. eoo4 location. uraf elevated, income =
Aso ronth'v' capable Of more. Part ieuiars
X DENVER i.e4i Estate. 80 Bay sd ST
sr0oA.5n.
Hsi I'D sTI Beautifully situated house
. rooms u. irr pro. -lueufs. plot 12cN
700. possession. 5,pQ0. Owner. 53+ Eas,
Front 81, Nlaf1tici5. \. :. Phone loeA-M
BARGAIN ! 6oo cash. STORY and base
men ar.ck and stone. Al condition, :
antilles easy terms. OWNER. 407 Hal
, sss 81 Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
sales in " asIington Avenue

The apartment at 1924 Washington
Avenue, on a plot 27Nl20. has been
bought by Max Weiss through r. Ras-
musSen.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
BOROUGH OF TIE BRONX

T0N SAIE-
LOTS 5eNle1 oN nOGART AN E
NORRIS PARN SCNABLE OUTER
ACCEPTED. fit BHR en- ". 45D ST.
-.FAMII.Y House. detached. on Prospe I
sv BreLz. Epo4 opportunity quick
buyer WALTER i-NGi1LS. 11S hudson 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
NEW YORK STATE

G0lNG ABROAD WANT QUICK
ssssasyf Tor sVostauttaiis tu.t sixteen
M 10 Use requiring reuoVating 80 acres
V, ua1Join!ng Knox - headquarters at
5s,., ndTor, on state Road. near New
'" Owner IL. Box 30. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
NL-TCirsTER COUNTY

BATES. TilKii''ii: orl,X sTRyS 'lIsI,s tgsED,
mmWD tlnpNs. q Il ! Nd gUKCu;
nniN>.tD, 10, DIG eRATtD: sNNEDiArr
rN>>fSsiON; CASH REQUIRED $500
S- Is, 10 PAKk pI iCE.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

7isthIittftD
- II Sr. 2se.t y. Thomas i sutis- .s.
80 ,o.a o'a Hotti4ns 90 e. ai Sep. r.
Wy uepvsItl -. ..-----.... 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20

FOR other real estate records see
page eighteen.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20

l-ONr ISLAND
New-York tribune., 1919-09-20
bEAUTiFtL HOME uAu0.l>
MAPLEWOOD. M NJ /

Many ass, as .Mihuies from Hoboken.
OxeHHrsbie homes, 3y.Soo to sso.ooo
~AnES. at Maplswood station. ''''''
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-.I-l-aa- --HI-- 49, I--a |-|-i---I7-- -
REAL ESTATE
noRorGu OF MANHATTAN

BOROUGH OF BRooKLYN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03

en- que sc estaban celebrando las
elecciones. Ell resultado de las cleo,
clones fue una aplastante mayoria
anti-bolsheviki, Y entonces Lenine y
Trotzky disolvieron las reuniones de
la Asamblea a punta de bayoneta.
Por el momento csc sistema de vio-
lencia ha prevalecido en- Russia impi-
diendo sl pueblo rus que adopte Ia
forma de Gobierno que mas lie con-
venga, pero es impossible que preva-
lezca un regimen semejante.
es probable que Alemania tenga
que hacer frente a una crisis seme-
iante. 81 una turba de asesincs lie
ga a destruir la Asanblea Constitu-
yente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03

rrumpi0 Enrique de Navarro con So
VOC mas ~zalamera; tranquilizaos, que
no vcnimos a pedir prestado III con
brenda ri sin ella.
Estas ultimas palabras serenaron
al dependiente principal de maese Lo-
riot. Entonces ; e abri6 la puerta y
dei6 yer i dos vistantes. al girar sus
comes. I'm portal obscure, en- cuya
cxtremidad hab!a una escalera dc ca
racol. \ mano izquierda sc veia una
pucrt2 alberta; aquella era Ia ten
da.
-Entrad. senores. dijo el anciano.
quien. apenas entraron volvio q ce-
rrar Ia puerta. corrio los tres c~errojos
V do vuelta u dos llaves.
N:aeSe Job resumia en- Su mas COM
.pleta acepci6n ell tipo de judo de Ia
edad media. PERIL anguloso, barba
blanca, frente descubierta, manos lar
gas y engarabitadas, larga ~hopalan-
da cenida en- redcdor de SUI talle,-na-
da falta en- Gl.-TreS veces Sc incli-
no delaAte de los ~jovencs y les dijo:
Isl rueStraS Senorias Sc digna-
ran ~ertregarme Ia carta de Ia sonora
condeSa de Gramont?
-Pero, repuso Enrique. no es a
vos = QUEEN.
-Vuestra Senoria me perdonara,
diio el anciano Saludando por cuarta
,,., ,ar, n,oJamH I,Orioi M recibp
nunca sin saber....
Enrique lie tendiG Ia carta. FL vie,
10 Judo Sc apodero de ella Y entrG
en- Ia tienda, dejando a Enrique y
Noe en- ell portal.
-Por 10 visto, dijo este ultimo vol,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
FOLLETIN Mum. Il
La JUVENTUD De ENRIQUE ~

Mi patron no eSt% en casa. pro
sisui6 Guillermo. pero eSta su mu-
-Pues bier. acOmpahad"os hasta
Ia casa.
Guillermo eStavo como ~,ituoeaado
un momento. Enrique. Que creyo adj
virar el motive, sac" l. c&rta de Co.
risandra.
Iced. dIjc al dependents, "a 10
yeis. no sonos nj raptoreS NJ Ia
drones.
Gualermo Verconsin sc puso colo
RADIO como Ia "I1lna-
-Perdonad. senores, dijo. pero 60
MO mi patron Uiene fam2 de ( muE
rico. aunque no 10 sea
-iY que? murmuro Noe.
y no pasa dia, anadio Ell DEEPEN
diente. sin que Sc maqui0e algun COL
De de mano contra su almacen.
IA dijo entire 81 Noe: II eres
I'm belitre, No sc trata por ahora de
la GAIA de IL amo -.pero no dire
otro tanto De su mujer.
Guillsrmo Nerconsiu. deSandando
su canine. iba delante lie los jove-
mes para s~aiarios-
-Veaid. SehoreS. Ia mujer dc mi
patron eSta preciSamente en- IA ten
d., tras De 81 mosUrador.
Guillermo Sc detuvo hacia ii mitaG
de Ia Gale en- frente de II casa de
pn solo piSo. pero cuyas ventanas ss-
tahan suarnceidas de solidaS rejaS;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03

viendcse hacia Guillermo Verconsin,
maese Loriot tiene mucho mledo dc
cue lie arrebaten u teSoroS.
FL dependence comenzo a Sonreirse'
9 inclinandose al dido de Noe. lie dijo:
mo es ESQ precisamente!
-iAh! ;pues que es cntonces?
-Maese Loriot es muy celoso.
-iOh! en- csc case csc Job no es
UT vieio necio, dijo para 81 Noe, por-
cue 81 no venimos con Amino de forzar
In Gaia de su patron, tai vez tenga-
mos nuestras miras rcspecto de su
mujer.
Mientras Noe hacia eSta %refleNlon,
el iudio acababa de desaparecer Ell el
fondo del almacen Y habia e%ntregado
va Ia carta de la condesa a n mu-
Ter sentada traS de un mostrador, GU
va reiilla no permitia distinguir sus
facciones.
Lueeo el viejo Job volvio al portal
diciendo:
i Entrad, senoreS. entrad!
Enrique de Navarro que paSo ei
prlmero. Sc cncontT6 en- n pieZa es-
pacioSa algo sombria y amueblada Sc
v~eranente. en- Ia que estaban traba,
iando varios ~operarios sentados de-
lante de unas mesitas, iluminadas de
una iampars, con su correspondence
pantalla. Las miradas del principe
Sc dirigieron hacia el mostraGor, pc
TO IL mujer que pocos minutes antes
estaba ALI, habia desaparecido.
-iPor aqui, senores. por aqui
continue Ell judo.
7 con la mano senalaba n puerta
alberta en ell fondo del almaccn. En-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03

Y hablando con su amigo, que no
Sc cansaba de admirar a la bella
platera nj dc haceria preguntas en-
balde:
Principe. precise es acordarnos
que nos han %prevenido que es muy
dificil penetrar en- ell Louvre despues
de anochecido.
En- efecto. tienes razon,-dijo el
principe.
Cast es de noche, Enrique.
y Noe Sc levanto.
4 SUI veZ, ell principe exhal6 un
suspir6 y miro a Sara, la cual Sc a
pressure a decirle:
-Monsenor, manana Sc presentara
mi marido en- vuestra posada.
i Bueno. repuso el principe rien-
desc: jpero ESQ no impedira que me
permitais v~olver?
-iAh! monsenor, dijo la platera
con un tone de reproche en- que So
percibia Ia ironia. iacaso olvidais que
Corisandra os ANA?
No, por cierto. contesto cl prin-
cipe, r~uborizandosc y bajando los O.
jos a Su e
I trataba sin duda dc tomar la
nlaro de Sara Y llevarla g u fables;
pero Ia joven platera M lie do item
DO apra clio: su blanca y linda mano
Sc extendio hacia un yelador, sobre ell
cual habia un timbre de plata Y una
varita de ebano. Tonic Ia varita V
goipeo con ella el timbre, a cuyo so
nido acudi6 en- seguida el viejo ju-
do. Sara le hizo sena para que a.
companase a los dos cabalieros. Lue-
20 Sc inclin6 respetuosamente delan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
Los autores de Iibros escoia-
res celebraron una junta
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Feb. u

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. q.
Los autores de libros que sirven de
teXto en- las escuelas de la Republl-
ca, celebraron una interesaate junta,
con objeto de tratar 10 relative Il la
defensa de sus intereses, los cuales
iuzgan sacramento amenaZadoS con ia
adopcion de libros eXtranjeros que,
segun dicen. Sc estan usando en- Sus-
titucion de los que ellos, los profesc-
res, han escrito para la ninez y la jul
ventUd mexicanas.
.Agregan los professors que 0 la
adorcion de los textos extranjeros va
desapareciendo la ~ensenanZa patrlo-
tica en- ell pals V cue este no deoe per-
mitirse bajo ming n concepto.
Con el fin de TRAFALGAR en- lorna
sobre este interesante asunto, acor-
daron fundar 7 agTupaclon que lie
var3 81 nombre de "Sociedad de Auto
res Didacticos Mcxicanos', hablendo
side nombrada preSidente ia protesora
lIaria Luis Ross. cuyas labores seran
secundadas por el Lie Ezequie! Cha
ve@, Gregorio Torres Quintero Y al
gunos otros educadores lie menor EN-
puje, pero autores tambien de hbros
Tue han serSido o sirven de tcNto e1t
los establccimientos publicos. Para
,lar principle I sus labores al a So
licitar una lista completa de los tex
los que actualmente estan en- vigoT
en- las escuelas de tcda Ia Repdbil-
ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03

las paroles teaian I'M espesor respe-
table. Y una robuSta puerta de ro-
BILE. b;en ferr2da DC arriba abajo es-
taoa prcvista De su correspondence
vantanillo que Sc abria ' Sc vosvla
a cerrar cada vez que Sc preSentaba
IN viSltante.
-E<ta 10 6 Ia casa de I'M par
~t!cular, Jijo para 81 Noe, e n for
Jaleza.
Guillermo levanto IN aldabon De
bronco. cIvo golpe dcsperto ecos
Sonorcs dentro de Ia casa. In Se%u'-
da So abri6 el ventanilso.
-:Quian Hama? dijo una voz re-
ga1ona.
Al m!smo tempo vieroa los dos
jovenes asonar por el ~ventanli!o una
cara eajuta Y acartonada, acompana-
da de una barha blanca como la ME
We.
Soy yo. senior job. soy CUTLER
nc.
All. esta bicn, dijo cl anciano,
nero. .:istaS solo?
No. yienen conmjgo estes cab&-
reros.
e ancian2 di-igio una miraGa Sus-
picaz kacia Enrique de Navarro y
III compaaero.
Los conoCes??
-Nienen del Bearne.
pe,n lbs r~nnncaS" paultiD 81 ter
Ga auciaB0.
-TratT AKA csrla de Ia CoudeSa
- GramoHr para madame Loriot-
= Ah. dio el auciano. ESQ e di-
fereGte. 9uHQce....
-iVaya, querido rcnor job, inte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03

riGue march0 derech2mente hacia cSta
puerta V Sc detuvo en- ell umbral de
una lindisima pieza amueblada a Ia
italiana. adornada con alfombras O.
rientales. entapiZada con telaS de vi
SOS muy variados, Y que mas p~arecia
ell o~ratorio dc una princesa cue Ell
estrada de una platera de la Gale
del os Osos. Una mujer, medic re-
clinada en- una otomana de Fenecia,
seguia leyendo la carta de Corisandra.
Al ruido de los pasos de los vista
dores Sc levanto. mientras que el prin-
cipe Sc lie escapaba un critic de a
sombro.
La mujer que tenia I SUI ~presencia
Y u a su vista Sc levant0 preci-
pitadamente. era Ia misma Que habia
salvado de las manos de Renato ell
Florentino, en- ell camino de Blois 4
Orleans.
FL judo, despues de haber intro
duc;do Il Enrique Y Noe, habia cerra-
do d~iscretamente la puerta, 10 que hi
20 que nj el nj los o%perarios que ira
baiaban en- ell almacen oycran c. grito
cen que cypresaron su asombro la jo-
ven platera Y los dos caballeros.
--iSois vos, sonora. excianro ell
principe. icon que sois vos IL amiga
de Ia condeSa de Gramont?
ST, senior. respondio ella rubori-
,.,,lz-, - ,rn= spfSo
-iChito! nterrumpio el principe.
Conforme os escribe C~orisandra, ven
go a Paris de incognito. -.
La bella platera tenia ell rostro Gu
bierto de rubor V miraba al principe
sin acertar : dccirlc n palahra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03

-Scnora, prosiguio Enrique de Ma
varra, muy leios estaba de pensar
hace dos dias que me haiiaba SEN
tado en- la mesa al lado de Corisandra.
y 70, caballero. respondlo ella,
menos me figuraba aun que me dis
pensaba aque!las atenciones un prln-
cipe de regia cstirpe...
-iPsit, respondi6 Enrique. En- Pa
ris me llamo sencillamente el senior
de Coarasse.
Coarasse es I'm castillo que forma
parte del real patrimonio de Navarro.
Despues de estos primeros cumpli-
dos. Enrique Sc sent6 cerca de Sara
Loroit, mientras que Noe permane-
ella IN paso detras.
Entonces la bella platera continue;
-iCuanto tempo hace que no ne
visto a la sonora condesa de Grau-
mont. 10 menos tres amos.
-iAh! do ell principe,
-Su padre. eli senior de Anduois,
fue mi b~ienhechor Y MI segundo pa
DIRE. Fui educada en- su palacio Y
Corisandra me do el nombre de her
mana.
En- csc case. de5eis quererla tan
TO com ella os q%uiere, observe Nee
con oculta intenci0n que no podia Sos
2echar la joven pero cuya significa-
ci6n comprendio perfectamerte Ell
principe.
Pero Sara fingia no couprender
NADIA o al menos no ~reSpondia cate
goricamente, y continuaba miranda ell
reloj de arena.
-iPobre mujer,. dijo para 81 Noe.
yo tie voy a librar dc csta p~erplcjidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-03
DISPUTE FL DESARME
DE ALEMANIA

Paris. Mario 2.-El ConseJo
Supreme de Ia Conferencia dc Paz,
examinara Ia semana entrante las
cuestiones relatives al deSarme de
.Alemania Y 4 las condolences finan-
cieras Y territorialeS que deberan
imponerse como los preiiuinares pa
"a la paz. segun dice un dlario de
esta capital. en- su edicion de hoy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL DEAD
D.. Rodriqucs Alycs Succumbs After
Long Illness.

D.. Rodriqucs Alycs Succumbs After
Long Illness.
Rio Janeiro, Brazil, Jan. 17.-Dr.
Eodriques Alves, president-elect of
Brazil, died yesterday. He had been
critically i'll for some time. Under
the constitution an election will be
held to choose Qew president.
Dr.. Francisco De ? Rcdriquas Al
YES was one of the leading statesmen
Ct Brazil. He served as president from
1902 to 1906, and was the only candi-
date fer the presidency in 1918. He
was elected under a pledge for q con-
tiruauce Of the war policies Of the
government CT President Braz. Dr..
Alves was not able to assume Office
en- November Il. 1918, because Of i'll
ness. President Delfn Morsira
has been acting head Of The govern
mant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17

which would be satisfactory to both
sides.
Reorganization OF the CASUALTIES III
ficted during the disorders of the
last week shows that between $50
and 1000 persons were killed and
from $500 to 5000 were more or
less seriously wounded. It is prob
able that The final figures will be
ngch higher. as it is believed that
many of the killed and wounded were
carried away by the rioters.
Lima, Peru. Jan. 17.-AS a result
Of the resolute attitude assumed By
the Government settlement of the
strike here was reached late Weines-
day night, Labor leaders agreed to
accept settlement or the basis of
an eight hour day, which s.i!l be es-.
rablished throughout the republic.
Wofk,ren will continue receiving
their present wages. Everything is
quiet here. and it is expected that
conditions viii be normal today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
AUCTION SALES
SAMUEL II. LUNI', AuctioRccr
AUCTION SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
HOUSE AND LOT IN RCSGNONT
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.

Pursuant TO the terms Of a deed Of
trust bearing date on November S,
1917, ard duly recorded among the
land records Of the City OF AleEar-
dra, Virginia. in Deed Book G6. page
32., said deed Of trust having been
given TO the undersigned Trustee TO
secure the payment Of negotiable
promissory note as therein set forth,
default having been made in the pay
menv OF said note. and at the request
and by the direction OF the holder c.
the same the undersigned Trustee will
offer said property for sale 1t pub
lie auction. at the Royal Street en-
trance 20 the Narke! Building in the
City Of Alexandria,, Virginia, on SAT
IRDAY, FEBRUARY ], 1919 q T.
o'clock Noon, al that lot Of gruon4,
with the buildings and improvement IS
thereon, formerly situated in N ,
County Of Alexandria, Virginia, bit
now By virtue Of the extension OF the
corporate limits Of the City OF Alex
anGr;a. Virginia, being situated Within
the corporate limits OF said City.
known and described as lot seventeen
in o!ocl; eighteen, IN section : or Rose
mont, as said Section appears duly de-
dicated, plated and recorded among
the land records Of Alexandria COUNT.
Virginia, in Deed Book 81, a. Pare
SCI; this sale being made subject. a
stipulated in the af0re mentioned deed
OF trust, TO the lien Of q decd Of trust
dated January i, 1917, and recorded
ir. Deed Book Sc, page -, &C the Alex
andria City land records, t. secure
the payment Of three negotiable pro-
misosry notes for the sum 81 ono
thousand dollars each, bang daccd on
January j.. 1917. and payable tire
years after date, and further 10 Sc
cure certain interest notes, represent
Ing the interest 10 accrue on 4ani
principal sun. tha purchaser 10 rs
same the principal Indebtedness ard
sucn interest as may be doe thereon
as Of the date OF sale.
TERMS Or SALE: CASH. Con-
veyancing and revenue stamps ut the
cost Of the purchaser.
GEORGE L. WAKEFIELD,
Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
LA TOILETTE CLEARED
Senate by 80 TO q Exoncrates Wis
cnnsin Member

CDiiSiIl 4fiStiibIl
BY vote Of 50 to u the Senate
yesterday adopted a resolution rec
ommended by a majority Of the privi-
leges and elections committee. dis
missing disioyalty charges brought
against Senator La Toilette, Of Wis
consn, BY the Minnesota paoiic safe
~ commission, because Of his speech
on the war delivered before the Non
partisan League at St. Paul, Mimi,
September 20, 1911 The resolution
said the speech did not justify any &c
ticn by the Senate.
On the vote, which was preceded
by a sc@ere arrai@nment Of Senator
La Toilette by Senator's Williams. Of
Mississippi, SO Republican senator's
and II Democrats supported the reso-
luton, while 20 Democrats and / Be
publican (senasor Smith, Of N!shi-
gam voted against it. Among those
voting in the affirmative were Scna-
tors Martin and Swanson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
VIRGINIA NEWS

Moses NJ. Green, formerly member
CT the Virginia house CT delegates,
died Wednesday at Warrenton. The
decedent fractured his hip in a fall
several years ago and had been an
i!valid since. He VS. SO years old
and member Of the Black Horse
cavalry curing the civil war.
Members Of he crew of the schooner
Edith. of Bucnos Aires, arriving at
New York yesterday, reported they
passed three floating mines off the
coast Of Virginia last Monday morn
ING. The Navy Department has
been notified. Mine sweeDers have
been sent out.
Richard II. Mann, Of Petersburg,
who has been United States district
attorney for the eastern district Of
Virginia since May. 11o4. has r.
s.cnea. Hiram NJ. Smih, Of Rich
.ocnd. was appointed his successor
yesterday. Nj. Mann retired 70 de-
vote his time to his private law
practice.
Mabon Wright was acquitted by a
Campbell county jury Yesterday a.
tcrnccn Ct the charge Of numbering