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New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

nank. il5 W iad 81 atty. John ii Irwin. sos
la'r St r.@n,a. ~ ,n Aseraam @ a LAWYERS sss
pyss9F sls %F' ST. g. 2 ssy sron nd+5ass saS 20
s S v c1af ar s os g. p.nm4 IS o M,o vSs
I!otsi RITZ, 1 Carlton & ano; attys. EIkas. Y q 4
pLEEckEh ST. l5s mtse $3.50, Dane! S'Sy sae 1Hy
- ,sky to Rich Trading Co. 30 lst av. .,..... $loO
SANE rhoPEhTN alex Alex Nayen to DanA sidcl.
Ia A'ams a.Isu st; bk'yn; atty Louis Rosenberg
sr S1cHoiAs Az. $40; mtrs now 81 900 each /
1922 crotonh rkway: att,s Lochman Il Oold-
oo smtl 35 Nassau st. sssnmnts, each. 800
bscrr sd to oscar psander so'H SO Bway sub sub
s'ln, aitys. Chetlsl'y & Rosanblum. 500 Bway 81
The Bronx
po sss" so a. wns % rass 9s'G % s, sa
frs raf ar a5Sl0O iih a'S st, =" a5 ' lot ~ isd
innp ,nionport. looxi0s Anthony av s.
aS Fp'' M uaana M ssx'a s ssxlss acd Bsf.s
=. 100 Columbus as. 5Oxl0o; Brchail nv
E. 3 l9oli sassnore st. a 4yso. eiSllo5;
lots sG6 to 900. map Seton Homestead; lot
u.s. nseeRe an "'0ls g wnAer Geo nAssf TO cn;s
Baechler ll2o Il fremont ay assigns IA
TniSsiry Av. iosb st. 90 5,s5,oa 1as
Peabody Homo Tor Aged Il lndgent Women TO
Lawyers, Mtg Co., % r.ibcrty st: attys.' Ma
Savings nsnk. a72o id av; atty. same. SIS. 900
CiiATTERToN Az. 9, l75 Havemcyer av
SoSlQs: ElIg Hartz. admx, to John II Hartt
iS24 clay av: atiys, Clocke. & j. 30i i
vAi.ENrlNg Av. 2os2 K sosa mi. irart. sl'0Go 10
John Hartx, .ndnx. 1874 clay ay: va attys -
'iccke K.% |. asl II 10Th st; assn !
M. - : | g5f. 81
FRANKIlN Az. l4i2-lt Thereso ! Iohalson 70
t'has Juhanseu. 4i72 Jerome av Rlchnonl
iiiil. y atty. Johanscn. los Park
i4oTu sr. ais =; also Fox At. g. AK . n
l65th It, lspsl0o: Elis lIar,s admx. to John
aoi q iaoth at; assn ! mtsa s'. saois. 70
LOT lv0 map Gleason property Chas Bsnkisor
John L pornateln peekman AZ '"""' Sn61
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

'Unlisted. tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Barometer
Shipping News
Port of New YOrh
Miniature Almanac

High ater
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
" Gather Report


WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The Northeast
ern Texas disturbance of Saturday morning
has moved to the North Carolina coast with
a considerable increase in intensity, at
tended by light rains and SHOWS III the
southern states, but without strong winds
of consequence and it was followed by clear
ing weather. rapidly rising pressure and Il
decided fall in temperature throughout the
South generally except the Florida PENN
sula.
The extreme Northwest disturbance Of the
iast iwn days is now over British Columbia
in marked form with rains continuing in
light local SHOWS in the ohio VALLEY. the lake lake
region, Eastern New York md New Eng
land, with very little change in temperature.
Fair weather will prevail Monday east of
the Mississippi River and on Tuesday in the
Atlantic and Gulf states and lower lake re-
gion.
Forecasts for Special Localities Western
Pennsylvania. fair Monday except snow fur
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Property Owners
To Hold Annual Banquet

The Upper Manhattan Property Own
ers' Association will hold its annual
banquet on March in the Hotel Astor,
the first since the United States en-
tered the war two years ago. Men
prominent in the affairs of the city,
state and nation have been invited to
the banquet. but no definite answer has
come from them, so that it is mpos-
sible to say how many and who will be
at the banquet. About 400 are ex-
rected to attend. William Goebel, of
1928 st. Nicholas Avenue. chairman of
the banquet committee, is making all
reservations
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Coming Auction Sales
Monday, February 1f
AT 900 THIRD AVJ1NJI

AT 32lO THIRD AVENUE
,, BY Henry Brady
Mm r55aser ct al. ii NJ nelnscr If. atty. due i
HArneArn AT 4 .9S' s2ao. DGn'5s issa s., leosss
Go Ct al; II " Bellinecr. jr atty: due ss,460so
oak sr BY John Harrison ,-o.,oo ~,
smiS s0ipa as Liens os Go ssl Storms Ct al"
Tuesday, February IL
AT "A vEsEy STREET
clsr ST az r BY Joseph goi = Day % ~ 9z,,oo,
5su ,q, rasquao ranaro ast !no % bazsaIi ct ct
al Folk An. .Antonacchio. atty due. s4,oo6e7
gant; Met IAfe Ms Co ast p Kirwan ct al:
elc. s97lG.30 '"''''
BY Horny Brady
S' r. Az az X dws ~ Tf suc" B"a az, az.
huchan e, al Ii Ai Stevenson. aGty; parntiom
BY l.. J. Phillips & Co.
9TH s ,as sT s7 a,y ro. y, sth az 25z99 70
AIcoeA atty; due. slsS,a t S. fs taxes. st''
BY Samuel Godstickcr
ll5TH ST u w. $; l5s4 W 5th av. 80. ..sloo.l Il,
ass ssssss a. s"ass%";%$F s5o}s !" 's'
l.,
8 sty bN tint; Esther Rieser agt II W schlesinrer
Ct a: same atys: due $27.5s8.7l, taxes. etc.
By Samuel Marx
s,y ayls: N n nSEse at w hester he nssltS
$2l27O.SJ. ta1,s. ETC. SSis6o
Ky Joseph J. Day
JoHM ST. & s. , ,- Di,naIs ct x y TO Main st.
adm. agt yincenxo parloto ct al: = i Eeyilc.
say,; at,y; Gne, $s,9a4sl tsxes. etc si.i25 50
ss9 ss + at aS AasS" nsSSS0 s a NJ 3'Ssna csnsa
atty due, s. .2os IL taxes, etc. $500
Thursday, February 13
AT IL vEHEy STREET
CLINTON sr ass ny 9"ty sssaSn hssdy ,oo,as4 ,,v
Int Il strs: Rector. Church Wardens etc OF st
Barholomew's Church ast B,oome @ Clinton 20 ct
sl Carey & C. attys; due. s05. .2o2 81. taxes. etc.
by Joseph J.. Day
Av D. los Q C 9Th, 25r75, e sty tents &
nays 4 +, attys: ue. $2o.7oso4; taxes. etc,
AT 32lo THIRD AVENUE
BY James ] Donovan
fEGNmAN sr os2ss,A soa'ncr" nlva ,oos
I,rnl,ont ct al; Harold swain. atty. duo, s3l.
C2fes, taxes etc. sl.aJo.
Friday, February ID
AT u vEsEY STREET
by Joseph y. Dhy
MADISON Av 1890. n w c, 0eth, 100 llsl2o. va
cant; Ncdrom Mig corpn agt Madison Ave e. Goth
,; ~ GO; G Meier. atty due, ss,ss7.ss
M9sMof sy ri sT 49, ,, lss JsHhson s. az 2s's7
Morris tnlibcfg ct al. Alexander II g. stiys
duc. s2e.Aesn tnrcs. etc s5183G
scrrs sr. s.2A4 y y - Aas MsysF Ct a,, A., so,,oO
,sy Apt house Albany Savings Bank agt q u
iiadrG et al. Trace. e n 4. attys: due. $780,
i5a49. thxcs. e,o a.. .0ssO2
AT 1910 TnIhD AvESuE
By james h. Wells Co
BAnNEs Ay. sGi7 " ~ 23g agad 4. 22a,10s.
La coatn act NJ BOYLE ct al Williamson
"a n@vsa y asi'ys; dps 1920 II taxes. etc, ss7l77.
lDbi. l. Humphrey sgt NJ A Hoyle ct al:
WI Wi'''ssmson sssa, ~ "uys. due. ss.922 81: saxcs.
BAHNEb ..Ay, 1919. c 22sd 81. 2soYlOb
Martin kiest 1t al att M A Isoyls ii al. VIII,
ss5s,4d - o. '''''' '''' "V'V'0' ss'~ ETC.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
E. M. Simmonds Back i'm Field

E. NJ. Simmonds, who was associated d
for years with Frederick SouthaclS and
Alwyn Ball, jr., and who has been out
OF tie real estate business for some
time, has rcentered the field and is in
charge of the private sales and leasing
departments Of the NJ. Morgenthau, jr.,
Company.
Harold Korn, recently with the
United States Housing Corporation in
Washington, has returned to New York
and has taken up work with the Nor
genthau company.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
+. II. Reeve in Florida

y r; II; Reeve, sales manager Of Little
Seck Hills. the we.i-known residential
,seeveiopment on the north shore OF
long Island, is off for Florida. where
=. ne VIII remain for at least d month,
=. :. mas oeen customary Tor Mr.. Reeve
y aeseit New York for Southern lands
s'ou' this time every year to rest and
ipscuperate, D. but the story is that Mr.
neese is business bent this time. II
= SAID that ne is there to investigate
.'.,i Sss,ness projects in which several
'sli-known ssa Known New York real estate men
a.e interested. lie viii be back next
moath with story to tell
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

WAsnINGToN ST, 446-7o 70xloo. Canal or Ho-
poken st. rear OF II. begins so Canal and
100 Washington ST. runs 2Ax 20 26x
~ TO beg z part Theo Southard To Coastwisc
Nareh"uses 53i Washington st mtee. $l00 600 :
r., alty, a z Gutgel. SS Park Row ...,,.....s slCO
oIhMNJNp I ,,,, ~ lo4 25XI5 Jacob l. Block ct
atty. l. NJ Block, 81 Chambers st........sl 800
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Westchester Brokers
Settle on Commission

Members of the Westchcster County
Realty Board have decided that the
comm sson rate will be 8 per cent. The
board has also standardized sale con-
tracts and lease forms This is ex-
pccted to help brokers materially,
eliminating all possibilities cf dis
agreement due to the use of various
forms Of contracts and leases which
have been in use in the country.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

s6Tf ST. 1916 i. ali except ? front rooms on
I'd f. tenant to alter. at $40 OO0 deposit $3.50:
t, Aschcllbrodel Nerein, Inc. TO Maurice Block
Ia y Soth 81 Canl assigned by Block 10 Alter
yrs. from Jan Is. 1920; atty. Samuel Ecker
2sTfr ST. "a W, ali: Julia Il Glover to Bernssd
Rosen, 262 W l03d st; 8 yrs. from May /. 1918
ATTY, Francis b Egas. 40 Each pl. 50 600
CENTRE iG,os ST. lis all; naqschild corpn to
New Brighton of II; 10 yrs. s............ 81 500
FKANhI,lN ST.. IA. all; hausclild Corpn to
Barthoiomew Sharboro GA Bennett av. West
New Brighton. B of r: 10 yrs. from May l.
BEEkAiAN ST. $40, n S b; Hy i.cerburfer to
Bert Il Gray. COZ 3d ST. BROOKLYN: yrs nom
May /, 1919: address. B X Gray. 1T Bcchirsn
BnoADWAY, 4o2i n cor ioath st FGsg1 BART
b; Henry II preyer to Beni Fleischer on ihe
Flsisrliman. 80 Nassau 81 ........,.... s. 80
BROADWAY. II { cor i69th st (565 VI cor :
NO ~ X a of h. ls9tn st Realty CorDn L,
Jacob Morsalo. 1920 B'way. 10 S-l2 yrs. from
July l. 1918; atty. signund nonig $50 BROAD
SAME PRoPERrY; Jacob MorsuIis to Jos Stern Stern
ls;S College ar Bronx. from Feb l. 1919 to
Oct Il. 1923. and renew to Sept 2s 1925:
Sd Av l7s7 So i cellar Tito Guar & II trust ast
GO, trustee. to Chas NJ Stein. l7sg I'd av;
2;Sls rs yrs from Feb ]. 1919; atty, wm Karlin.
rRoNT ST. ST. 3. 27.6sa5 all: corneiis .''v a
I'LL to Alex Schonbrilm lla u a5th st:
Il yrs. from May L. 1919: attys, KoenIs. s
% A. " Gear ST. ........................S2, ,e49
Bronx
lssrH sT; Fs3 Il; an August II sicvcrs to Sam
atty. Geo locs. 4io f. ii9th st............ 81 500
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
+. II. Wood in 72d Street

r. f. Wood, who started in the real
estate business on the upper West
Side thirty years ago, forming the firm
Of f. r. Wood G. Co., announces that
he has incorporated his business un-
der the old title and has opened Offices
at l28 West Seventy second Street, be-
tween Broadway and Columbus Ave
nue., for the transaction of general
real estate and insurance business.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Large Newark Factory
For Candy Makers

John Z. Osborne, of Harrison, n. j.
has sold the plot at 359 and 361 Plane
Street, southwest corner of Augusta
Street, running through to Arlington
Street, to James Berkowitz and Harry
Berkowitz, candy manufacturers, who
will erect brick building from plans
prepared by NJ j. Nadel, architect
Louis Schlesinger was the broker in
the deal
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Clothing for Destitute Serbs
Sought bv Committee Here

The Serbian Aid Fund Clothing Com
mlttee was organized yesterday to OBJ
tain shipload of clothing to send to
Serbia. Nine, Slavko Grouitch, wife Of
the Serbian Minister to the United
States, is honorary chairman of the
committee and is keenly interested in
its purpose. The committee has head
quarters at 338 Madison Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Smith & Marvin TO Have

Smith G. Marvin have opened a Long
Island department to handle Long
Island North Shore realty. The firm
has made speciality of Westchester
and Connecticut property.
Robert Wilson Jackson will be in
charge of the new department. He is
we'll acquainted with the North Shore
section OF Long Island
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
soO.O00 Huntington Deal

q. .5scluse, Washbarn &. Go. have sold
yCn Ars. Sara W Coo. her property.
cassa Cat vista, adjoining the Huntington
,,n WI and Marine Club, and overlook
'"S Tt: beautiful Huntington Bay.
.. sHs property has an area of two
iasses ias ., The house is large and Of hol-
w. we construction. The property
pss ss neio at $4,000. Colonel Frank r.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
TRAnS.PAC,FiC MAILS

The competing mails c'ose at the General P. o.
aud City Hall +. O. Station. New York As follows
Philippine Islands via San Francisco al $50 p.
m 70 day. for dispatch per E. $ Marking.
Fit Islands. New Zealand and Australia via
San Francisco. at $50 D. m February IA. for
dispatch per S. :. Niagara.
ilawaii and Guam. close i 30 p m. daily This
mail is forwarded to the Pacific Coast daily 70,
dispatch 70 destineticn by the best opportunity.
Settlements and Netherlands East Indies, close
at 8 80 Z. m. daily. This mail Is forwarded to
the Pacific Coast for dispatch to destination by
the best opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
FOREIGN PORTS

LIVERPOOL. Feb. . @ A. M).-Arrivccl.
Steamer Carona (Br.), New York.
BALBOA, Feb 9.-!.uived Steamers Salvador
lBrl; Tumaco; La Haors lNor.) Antofssasta.
y. $ W.; San joaquin tNor) urom Port 1obos)
AnOfagasta
CRIsT0BAL Feb. 9-Sailcd: steamer oueri-
stad (Nor) (from Antofagasta,, New York
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Newark Dwelling Traded

Mrs L. B. Foley, of Maplewood, N.
j., owner of the modern residence
At southeast corner Of Madison Avenue,
has exchanged it for the brick building
a 50 Bank Street, near Washington,
which viii shortly be remodelled for
mercantile purposes.
Louis Schlesinger negotiated the
transact ion
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

warmer
Western New York, fair Monday. except
local SHOWS near the lakes; Tuesday fair,
warmer in western portion
Eastern New York, fair Monday. except
Cloudy near the coast; Tuesday fair. little
change in temperature
Eastern Pennsylvania, probably fair Mon
DAY and Tuesday.
New England. fair Monday, possibly fol-
lowed by snow by night in extreme southeast
portion Tuesday fair.
Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the last twenty four
hours. in comparison with the corresponding
data pf iact veor.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Bronx Flat Deal

Calm & Pittman have sold to Louis
Brill for investment two four-story
apartments on plot 50x75. at 483-5
College Avenue. The sellers recently
acquired this property from Lena
Chlscn
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Slrebeigh Now With
Moore & Wyckoff

Harold Strobegh, formerly of Hall &.
Floodgood, il now associated with the
real estate firm of Moore e. WyckoT, at
l03 Madison Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Mrs. e.. III. Perkins
BUYS Palm Beach Site

Ladd e. Nichols have sold 500 feet
on the Ocean Boulevard, at Palm
Beach, to Mrs. Gilman Fl. Perkins. 6f
Rochester. N. Y. improvements cost
ing $65,000 will be made on the pron-
erty.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
business Area of United States

ss;.ay per cent of the raodern type
ras,sss guiding improvements in the
sas,ssa tssu seaies are found in the North
Ys,t =. part Of the country. with New
eity az the greatest centre.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no respcnsi-
bility for the accuracy authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
for the week ended February were reported
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

FlEhest temperature yesterday. 35 degrees
(at 2:30 p. ny: lowest. q (at 6 a. n.) !;
average 81 average same date last year. 32 !;
average same date for thirty three years. 80
Humidity
a. m... Sd l p. m. . 40 p. m SO
Barometer
a. m 3003 / y. m. .2927 8 p. m. 90. %
Local Forecast.-Cloudy to-day: tomorrow
fair; little change in temperature fresh
north and northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Broker i'm Arden CT Deal

b,aaass sas lewis II. May Company was the
f.s r N the sale Of l5 Arden Street
pa,nleosrick Brown to Mrs. Marv f.
p,sa who gave in part payment
hlsnd. ~ a. Far hockaway, Long
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Returns TO Old Haunts

d. H. Stewart, OF the Douglas Rob
iInson, Charles s. Brown Company, has
been released from service and has
resumed his former position with the
company.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Lis Pendcns
Manhattan

18TH ~. n =. 22s Of 1,h av. so.e2 " Y
foreclosure q nsig); atty, 4 Duttos,. -
'zn f1' zi7 ~ Katie Wen AT ehnuel Flne es al
J3ipTpfo% g'r z32. No WASH So ,s Il 55 hi al
~ u h n ", Joseph Frcy agt Elna Really
tosJ9i ri al Hofecicsnfe noftssgcj. Att,s A q
Koeibif.
Bronx
sEpGNfck Ay, " 4. 5Io.s # KinssbYidee I'd
zt3xiszzf Aatfonal TsinVsi snce soe Il Phi,
ileise sst Bten1m0nt Realty 90 et nj tfore.
eiospfe 81 mortaags) siisa. Edaatds. oTsugi,.
ih n GadYgs
Bnoog ~, 1904; Mary Annis Iotitsak Ct nj
ftfus), sEt Dekse ufeepberg ef al tforeoiosurs
,.,m .n,gr!gsss}; eliys,. klfsfs q Abbefiv
;sunl et al tpsrtiuon suit; st,ys. g lAlds
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Manhattan Alterations

5TH AZ, isl 4 5S8. to a 8 sty lof, and storc
Colratc. owner: Freeman. 20 w a4th st.
,vatfrt, atf1''a ar a. 80 600
iIunaerford prnss 4 Copper Co. so l.afuyette
ht. owner w Il Austin. Id a4th nj. architect
FRONT ST, 30; 70 a sty sotrasc; Stock QUO,
taton Telegraph Co, 20 Beaver ST. owner A
Fitting a25 5th av, architect. ...........s ST 900
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Will Manage Bronx Flats

Shaw Co. have been appointed
agents of 707 East 156th Street, corner
OF Jackson Avenue, and s26 Hunts
Point Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

92sxls 9x95 Louisa B Diener to Geo Hauser.
i.62 Walker av: atty. G II Baccher ll26 +
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS
NJ l
Tuesday
Wednesday
\ Lon IL
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

Steamer La Canadienne (Br) St. John n b.
lof New York, TO j. T. Whitney CO. i'll ballast
,, steamer Pa"nee, Boston for New York to the
tastsrn Steamship Corporation with merchandise
n So for New eSVSi,aq yart to e;too {gewl Hansport
ballast. 80 "
Bound East
steamer America. New York for Boston
Schooner w. j. Mathews Chcsapeake Bay for
New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Mechanics' Liens

Assasy ~ "; Baisler nenting On AZ,
.gsss< 'SS'-v Can. osnef: Af~Asr T. xs,sh
.sEs-,.. ~ Il ies ". Abraham tVs.t sy, -
l@sf19 ~ v<<nsf; 2a'1 ~ JTonDson. c4lircfr 81 5
q ESlssss,,s.. - ~ d = sianaals4a F1na a.. inc
X Etssx '1sstn i1isen Amusement lq ,esne<
's f@sppoapg f,o. ea,r,tf -. s5se X,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Bonds

Sales (000 omitted. High. Low. Last. cht
sl67 *%AsT&Tl-y ss wi esIe ee4 seIs
39 sdo is 1923. ,o4ss to4 io4ls -
loo sAnacon 6s W e775 e7ss e7s6 -
20 *Bs 7%1sts W i.1oi4 1oi 1of
66 "do 7T1s23wi. totIa to1ta tofLa-
70 BRA 6s 1881 W "a 90 ga = I
226 @Can Gvt 5s.. e954 eeI, oess -
Z *Can Pae Is. >. foosz 1oo5s tooss -
% sC&Mw d 5s w LOO eess 100 r
sc Mast P 414s 99Ne seIs eaN, -
&c Is 1923 w to2ss 1929 toe5s4
30 Fed F l. IS 1o3 to3 1oa =
"GE6fs2-ynl920.1 .1Ooss 1oosa 1ooss -
,o6 "do 6Tl-y1919. t0ots 1909 1ools -
1900 II / G IS 191S.144 I41 TAI -
267 II r 7 is w t. 80 s2sA SO = I
g Lac G IS i.1ooHs 1oo3S 1oosa
1S5 - sNYr : NJ IL IS g. 1921 1929 1929 1898 1928
l64 SRus Gov 5 1ss e5 IS so : 2
AZ Fdo 6'2s.. -. 72 SO es 8
1872 $50 Ry IS w l.. 9ol4 9sN esns -
90 WE 1-y IS w i. 1905 1905 1ools+
10 w Co CIV Us w 1894 s3Ha s3Xa-
sUnlsted. 4Sells cents nor share
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Mining.

Sales Hior Tow. Ne'
l3g$0 Alas-Br c NJ. 20 35 3s
l299 ,90 Am Mines "a
100 *TAriz Butte 40 IS d"
29Ng Atlanta m
soi0S 600 Boston Bls hSdSf MoGs Cop so "a 4s5
1922 @fcaledonia M 81 % 2o i
~ ga {" Jer.. ID as 81 IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-31
BENEFICIO DE PADILLA
EN- FL "NACIONAL"

Para el pr6yimc jueves Sc prepare
IA function q beneficio del primer &C
tor Y director de Ii compania dra-
mat.ca que actua en- el ;eatro Ma
c%ionai." senior Juan B. Pad;lia.
Fl oeneficiado ha escogido para su
function lie gracia. Ell drama titula-
DO "Sangre Latina" del cual Sc tiene
las mejores r~eferenciaS. y el que han
estalo estudiando muv c~oncienzuda-
meUce los artistaS Que forman el refe-
rido cuadro dramatico. en- el que. CO.
mo VA Sc sabe. figuran la primera ac-
yriz. senoca sara Igiesias de Cont.a,
: Ii Simpatica dana joven senori5a
LCrenza MARTINEZ SiIiceo.
Ademas como TN verdadero &trac-
two. e citado dia Sc cfectuari la pre-
sentac!on lie Ia ~senorita Otilia .igue
roa. una notable pianiSta meNicana
uue cIerta catorce o de edad Y
que Sc encuentra en- San Antonio de
paso para Nueva York. donde va i
iriciar una gira artStica por las prin-
c.pales ciudadeS de los EstadoS Uni
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-31
DISCUTEN LA CAMPANA
PARA Ell EMPRESTITO

Con el fin de que tenga la mayor
actividad V orden posibles Ia campala
de propaganda en- favor del Empresti-
10 de la Victoria, correspondence al
Quin.o de Ia Libertad, que dara prin-
cipio el dia u de Abril con una gran
parada civil Y militar celebrara a
demas el Comite encargado de estos
trabajoS el pr6Himo microbes una jun
Ia. en- la que diScutiran los planes
reSpectivos.
Como va hemos dicho en- otras o.
c~aSioneS. para l!evar a cabo esta cant
pana Sc van a u~tilizar todos los e
Iementos posibles. s~abiendose que ade-
mas de un gran numero de damaS Y
senoritas Que va han tornado parte Ell
estas labores. los ninos de las eScuc-
las Y los So.dados, tendran lugar pro-
minen.e en- los futures trabajoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-31
ARGENTINA NO Sc CONSIDERA
COMO NACION NEUTRAL

BUENOS AIRES. Mario 30.-"La
Nacion." en- un articIlo editorial que
pub!ica accrca de la posicion de Ia
Argentina en Ia guerra Mundiil Y de
la actitud de las conferencias dc i:
pa2 acerca dc las alegaciones de cstG
repUblica de haJer Sido beligerantc,
dice:
'Se sabe de fuente digna de cr:-
ditto que don Marcelo de Alrear (Mi-
nistro de Ia Argentina en- Francia(
fuG informado en- Ia reunion de las
nacioneS ncLtraleS de la Liga dc Ma
clones celehrada 81 pasaio iueves.
que Ia Argentina no podia ser coasi-
derada como naci0n neutral q causa
de que SO habia mantcnido en- n
actitud de beligerancia di~plon,dtica
hacia .Alemania. Don Narcelo fue
instruldo acerca Ge que las ln>!stcn-
ties demands de la Argentina a Ale
mania con reSpecto al hundimicnto
de huoueS. fueron contestants con Ia
promcsa de Berlin De no hundir!e
mas barcoS. FL gobierno argentine
estab2 entonccS pccparado para ROM
per las hoStiiidades, no por simpatla
q los aliados. Sino por las .gresiones
que sufr;a la soberania de Ia .Argen-
tina.
Don Marcelo fu6 informado de
que la actitud dc la Argentina e-taoa
claramente definid2 cuando hizo
marifestacicnes en- el scntido de que
era iusta la declaration de guerra he
cha Dor los Estados Cnidos 4 Aic-
mania al serle notificaGa la resolu-
c;Gn de Norte America por el Sc
cretario de EStado Mr.. Lansing, uan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-31
Sc ORGANEZAN EN- TEXAS
LOS VETERANOS DE LA
GRAN GUERRA
Ell gobernador del Estado Ian.
20 la inuitacion q los sol
dadoS texanos pGra que
que Sc Ggrupen

BESIDE hacc algunaS semanas, un
grupo de personas de San Antonio.
Y algunas de Austin, iniciaron Ia
creacion de una sociedad que agru-
para, para fines posteriores, a to-
dos los individuos del Estado de Te-
xas. que han prestado Il servicios
en- Ia guerra contra los poderes CEN
trales de Europa, en- ell ejercito de
los Estados Unidos.
Como sc sabe, ell estado de Texas
fue uno de los que mayor contigen-
te prestaron a la formation del gran
ejercito con que los EStados Unldos
entraron 2 la guerra europea, Y
fueron los texancs, los primeros en-
il a Francia Y en- tomar parte en- las
traScendentales operaciones militares
cue dieron fin a la supremacia MI
litar alemaEa.
Fueron contadas las familias teXa-
mas que no dieror a la guerra Ell con-
tineente de algunos de sus MEM
bros. V muchas LIS que no volvieroc
= ~verlos, pues QuedaroE en- los cam
o de batalla.
.Ahora, que han ~regresado Ell su
gran mayoria,-por mas que qIeden
otros muchos en- .AlemGnia. Francia.
Russia etc. sc trata de creIr con
ellos ana sociedad semeiante a IA
de Veteranos de la Guerra Civil, Y
Que llevara el nombre de Neteranos
Re la Gran Guerra.
Sc iniciaron los trabaioS, Sc cOnt0
con la aprobaci0n de muchos de los
referidos veteranos Y de no pocos ie-
fcS del elGrcito, V sc trato deSde
,uego de encarrilar las gestiones de
manera formal. a fin de que la idea
llegle cUanto antes Il su realization.
Par. clio. los iniciadores dc to,
nroyecto. Sc pusieron al habla con :!
G~obernador Hobby. a quien nidiero'.
opinion sobrc tai labor. solicitan-
do 81 ayuda.
Fl ~gobcrnador Hobby. no solo a
probo V clogi6 Ia idea, sino que ofre-
clio tcda la ayuda que de c! Sc qui-
SieSe.
La ayuda fuG efectiva. pues que
ell mismo Gobernador Hobby. e.
auiu1 ha hecho 81 llamamiento a los
soldados teysnos de Ia gran guerra.
para que Sc agrunen definitlvamen-
te en- esta Soc;edad que de SECURE
cuedari Tornado durante el mes dc
.Abril