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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

Robert L. Farley sold for Nathan A.
Cushman his house on Leland avenue,
New Rochelle, to Francis X O'Connor
The ten family apartment at 22-26
Highland avenue, Yonkers, has been sold
by A. E.. Maxwell to John Robinson
through II, w, Sullivan. The same
broker also made the following sales
in Ycnkers: For Capt. George Russell,
Jr.. to Harold b. Land his estate on
Park Hill; the house of Ely Bernays.
plot 150x200. to A. c. White: for Mrs
G. r. Morrison her house, plot 2O0x20o,
to A e. Meyer for A. c, Lockwood her
house. plot l00x15o, to Z. o. Zittmar,
and for Mrs. Morrow her residence,
plot SO0xSOO. to Mrs. S. E. owles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WESTN 141ST STREET-Ryan & Co.
sold for William F. Mulcahey the
four story and basement dwelling at
AGO West 141st street, 1Sx1O0, to Mrs
Ida Muller.
WEST 151ST STREET-Ryan & Co. re-
sold for the Dormond Realty Com
pany at 446 and 44S West 15Ist street,
near Convent avenue. two five story
triple fats, 27x1OO each
WEST 141ST STREET-Ryan & Co.
sold for the Seamen's Bank for Saw
ings the four story and basement
dwelling at 474 West 141st street, lSx
400, now occupied by the Republican
Club.
WEST 1oSD STREET-Ryan & Co. sold
for George Brown TO Thomas Nc
Garry the three story and basement
dwelling at 1877 West 103d street, 4 tx
100
WEST 102D STREET-Ennis e. Sinnott
sold to DR.. William T.. Cuff the Ave
story fiat, s26xIOO. at 2O9 West 1929
street. The Real Estate Management
Company were the brokers.
WEST NINETY-THIRD STREET-E.
A. Polak Realty Company sold for Dr.
Reese to Harris and Maurice Mandel-
baum and Fisher and Irving l. Levine
the six story apartment, 50xl44. at 3l6
West Ninety-third street,
RIVINGTON STREET-K. Schifter sold
for the Lawyers Mortgage Company
10 Joseph Weinstein, 227 Rivington
street, five story tenement 25xlO0.
WEST 162D STREET-Bernard London
resold for Frederick Brown to ]. Rud-
insky the six story apartment, 125x
100. at Csc West 1921 street.
WEST SEVENTY SECOND STREET
Robert F. Simon sold 1855 West
Ssventy-seoond street, a four story
building, altered for business, 20xl0O.
A. V. Amy a Co, were the brokers'
EAST EIGHTY-FIRST STREET-Pease
SElliman and j. ]. & Thomas A. Kav-
anagh resold for the Eighty-first Street
Corporation the four story dwelling.
l6xl02.2. at SO East Eighty-first
street, acquired in August.
GRAND STREET-Hiram Rinaldo sold
for A. Barnard, OF Barnard. Scholle &
Co, brokers. 267 Grand street, four
story business building. on lot 25x75.
The buyer 10 Meyer Goldberg. presi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
HIGH PRICES AT B,RLYN SALE.

At the trustees sale by order of the
Brooklyn Trust Company, trustee, to
close the estate of William Marshall the
Jere Johnson, Jr., Company sold at auc-
ton last Saturday thirty-eight Ridge
wood lots for s2s,1T5. over $50 persons
attended the sale. Lots on Fresh Pond
road brought from $500 to S1,150, on
Madison street from 500 TO 1925 and
on Traffic street from $500 to $500.
Among the buyers were Charles F. Mil
Ter, Lyman Dortnof, Herman Schmidt,
Frederick H. Pug. Joseph Lorentz, Jr.
Isaac Edelman, Joseph Mestrett Joseph
Burkard Edward Ellinger, Charles
SHOEMAKER, Thomas H. Howe and t
II. Richards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
RESELL HAwARDEN HALL.

ls,dor thinner and Samuel Reznick
resold to the Landau Realty Company,
lsidor Landau president, the six story
elevator apartment house at the north
west corner OF Fifth avenue and 12sth
street, known as Hawarden Hall. A.
Goodman was the broker in the deal,
the sellers being represented by Frank
Locker as attorney. The structure
stands on plot fronting lilo feet on the
avenue and 100 feet on the street and
contains accommodations for thirty
eight families and three stores. The
property rents for about $685. 900 per an
mum. The sellers purchased 1t about
three weeks ago from William D. Kill
patrick
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
COFFEE co. BUYS 1oa FRONT ST.

Charles F. Moves Company has sold to
c. E. Bckford & Co, coffee brokers, the
five story office building at 1903 Front
street. corner of Gouverneur Lane. and
the Bickford business will remove to the
building In the fall of 1890, The build
ing is the most modern building on
Front street and was altered a few years
ago at great expense.
c. E. Biekford 4 Co. Is one of the
largest firm of coffee brokers In the
world with offices in San Francisco, New
Orleans, Portland and Los Angeles The
senior member of the firm is Edward H.
O'Brien. who has purchased through the
C F. Noyes Company many properties
in the Wall street district. Mr.. O'Brien's
company will own 103 Front street, free
Of mortgage Indebtedness, and his in
vestment including his equipment, will
probably exceed 100000 in the aggre-
gate,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

]. Albert Johntra sold the property at
10 Chestnut street. Flushing, for John
w. Crawford to Roger s. Pitkin of
Manhattan.
Roman Callman Company leased to
Morton Grossnan, manufacturer of la
dies shoes, the upper two floors in the
new factory building being erected by
the Long Island Star for their printing
Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
NATANsoN BUys TALL LOFT.

Max N, Natanson has purchased from
seventh Avenue Building Company 23
East Tenth street, a twelve story modern
!ott building. on a plot 46x92. It is
tally rented at $4,000 a year. Howard
G Forbes Inc. was the broker in the
transaction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
BUYS TWO bronx FLATS.

The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased from an estate, represented
oy Scott. Gerard & Bowers. 1890 to 1896
Erotona Parkway, extending through TO
1871 10 1895 DAILY avenue, two Ave story
new law apartment houses. renting for
$4,000, The buildings occupy a plot
having frontage of 1IS feet on each
street and a depth OF 200 feet. They
accommodate seventy-six families. j.
schwartz and NJ. Schiff were the brok-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
CRIMMINs SALE TODAY.

All or the real estate holdings of the
late John n Crimmins. with the single
exception OF the Emmett Arcade at Fiji
ty-eighth street and Madison avenue,
VIII be sold at auction to-day at noon
In the Vesey street salesroom by Joseph
p. Day.. The sale involves about 1850
parcels, including 100 vacant lots in
Manhattan and The Bronx, and a large
number of improved investment proper
ties in Manhattan, The Bronx and Long
Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
Charming Colonial Home

Nine rooms. 3 baths, garage, beautifully
landscaped corner plot In restricted COM
munity - minutes from Pennsylvania
station House is finished throughout
With every modern convenience An ideal
home at an attractive price. with con-
venient terms to responsible party. For
plans photographs, terms, etc, Il. C.
SNYDER, 81 Vanderbilt Ave, y. Y, Room
1909 Tel. Vanderbilt 1867
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
TAKE PROFIT ON BRONX Ap,Ts.

Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
have resold to the Dixie Security Com
pany. b. Posner, president. e02 TO 9Os
Eagle avenue. near 169d street, two five
story apartment houses, each on a plot
oOxlSO, held at 100000. The sellers
bought the property last week from the
barnes Realty Company. Kurz & Uren
and L. j. Greenberger negotiated the
resale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
BUYS THREE HARLEM FLATS.

Ennis & Sinnott have bought from the
estate OF John r. Haskin, Inc, the
southwest corner of Bradhurst avenue
ana i45th street, two four story and one
nve story apartment houses on plot
teAioo. Porter & Co. were the brokers
in the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALB--rnusually attractive all the
wear home; new Colonial brick dwelling,
with garage; hrst floor has large living
room, dining room, kitchen, extra toilet
and laundry in basement second floor,
hedrooms tiled bath. interior finished
throughout in white enamel woodwork and
mahogany finished doors; parquet floors
throughout; hot water heat, gas, electricity,
sever sc. restricted section; no asses
ments; minutes walk to large park and
bathing one block express station, is min
utes Grand Central scent fare; $4,000
cash required, balance on terms. For plan
and photo call write or phone j. $.
WITHERS, So Vanderbilt Az, y. Y, Room
10Y Nanlnrhllt 10y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
NINETEENTH ST. LOFT SOLD.

Horace s. Ely & Co. sold for the New
York Trust Company. as executor of the
estate Of John C. Kandell. the eight
story fireproof loft building at 2s to
" East Nineteenth street, on a plot COX
100, between Broadway and Fourth ave-
nue., The property has been held at
$500, 600 and was purchased by client
Of Louis B. BTOdsky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
PLANS MORE BRONX AP,rs.

CT, Ernest Damisne has sold for the
ohsier Realty Company tho block front
"a me south side of Burnside avenue,
SepWeen Davidson and Harrison ave-
nues also the southwest corner OF
burnside and Harrison avenues, COM
prislng in all about eleven lots. Tho
puyer is John ii. O'Leayy. who will inn
prove with high class apartmentA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat II vBsEY STREET.
Nv HenrV Rradv.

LUDLOW ST, 6 ., about 100 Brooms
Tbxs76; s story blk tint and strs-Caro-
lyn Foster ct al VS. Norris Blumheld ct
all Middlebrook g. Borland. attysi Paul
MeCauley. ref; due on judst. 'a5, AS. ~
$4,000
BY Samuel Marx.
issTH. ST, 2s5 W, 5, 500 eth av, lex
sY.lli story uwisL, ~ l auIe hlIe As
ct al; Alexander a. Green attys; Frances
Ecker, ref due on Judgt, Ss,l28.36;
taxes &c. t75.to. withdraw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
TAKES LEASE on FIFTH AVE.

Ogden & Clarkson Corporation leased
the store and basement in the building
at $50 Fifth avenue to f. Schmidt a Co,
silversmiths, of Philadelphia, and the
store and basement in the building at
~ East Tenth street for a long term
Of years to Cleminshaw. Levitch & Co..
lobbers Of piece goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
RICHMOND NOTE.

The estate of George w. Vanderbilt
sold to William Behrens of Stapleton
through the Cornell Real Estate and
Auction Company one OF their cottages
on Norwood avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21

dent Of the Greater New York Tax
payers Association.
AUDUBON AVHNUE--B. Harris sold
Tor Charles Zimmerman. represented
BY Samuel wacht, Jr., to Rubin a
Pearlbinder, the five story twenty
family apartment at ESQ Audubon ave-
nue.. on plot 50x95.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-21
West Side.
west of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)


west of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
slsT ST. so5 w,ns. 2sx7s,7. p m; Oct
sttys. cadwaiader. W & T. 10 Wall
sOTH ST. W. isx1iOo.s, M a,' Oct
R6 May gay,S no Wesf sac Nu sih
st. lnstals ~; atty. II Ritterbusch,
SAB . ST TaiSen ssO ith sy 7sxsss' 'SS no.
! yrs, TX, pr mtg $4,000; atty, / 7 =
SAD 81 sT isO hT ssS 7th av lss1sss mo-
oct i5-Utiiity Realty Co to jno II
Ayorigg, Ridgewood, J, ct al, exrs,
sc, yrs. S9Si atty. L T & 7 co, is0
ssFH 81. $, sss sii ay, 2 ssssss,
quin, sOs 9Th ay, s yrs. ,sss, pr mtg
$4,000; attys, MiddlebroOk & b, 90
asst sfaS sr sOs W, $. sOx5ss M ost
ls-Marie F Gsrz to Listowei Realty Co,
q cegag q; R.o,ol yrs; ShT; attys shan aSS
i5-LorettS N Higgins to VIM W v Nor.
mtg $4,000; atty, N''Yr e. CO IS
s5PM M"s sT. iso VS. i5xio2.g, M 'A' Oct
l5-Dayid Mitchell to Celeste Michel.
hOl w estn 81, yrs. bVo, pr mtg Sl7,-
ooo; atty. Gee Haas. lls Nassau
SAME PROPERTY, m. Oct l5-sam Us't to
Martha Falconer. at Slelghton Farms,
Darling. Delaware county, Pa, yrs
90, pr mtg $4,000; atty. t G & 7 co,
l7S Bway''.' 49, $500
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street)
18TH ST. 3l4 w, 8, isxsSll. D IN, Oct
ls-A Price to Marcus Bradley, 50
Mott av, Long Island City, instals, &C. /;
atty, Title Guar q Co, l76 Bway 81, $50
Robert \ Jackson to Isabel Macltin, ils
w esd At, due and int as per bond, prior
mtg H'7Se; atty. NJ Johnson. III
18th ST, rs 2:{ 3 Bway, iixa9,iI p m,
80 w itlth ST, yrs, SO; atty, y Y 7 &
Bronx.
COLLEGE AV. 1898, s, l6,Sx1OO-a3ern-
hard MeiKner to Thos l. Byrnes. l95I
College sy; Dot is. yrs. 5SSi atty. v p
ARTHUR AV. ana. $. 25,ixsa.i-Cster,
ina Gallina to Smith Williamson, White
flS1ins' Ssa az pr mts 1890; Oct ,sG; due
MS sGp A AZ asss s. lesxioo~ssrS sSS
Mccarthy to Hudwill Corpn, 7 w 4bth
st, pr mtg $4,000. sept IS, due Oct rs.
ls2S, so; atty. q & T co, l7s
BRIGdis Av 2ssi, 5. s.s.sxss.ii.RiiissihiSSTTSS
Condor 10 Laura A Peter 2Os4 Briggs
av, Oct IS, yrs Sh9 atty, 7 @ a T
10th ST, sri E. n cor Wilkins ay,
iOOHsIS.Louis Wiener to Charles jus.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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FREEMAN ST. 5. sS.3 W Prospect ave.
S2.bx20N90, 5-Mary w Norton to Vim
+ Cordes 1913 Hoe ave, mtg $4,000, Oct
IS; atty, A Trube. sil Freeman st. 500
WILKINS Az, u e cor l7Oth st. S7,6xl00--
Chas Juster to Louis Wiener, Us Ware st.
Lowell, Mass, mtg $4,000, oct 10; atty,
Title Guar Co, i76 BwAy. .....,,......fi
AoUEDBCT AV. 22ss, Q cor, Bs.4xsO. OK
25xSs,3ArAnn e jerks ct al. to Moses p
Mulhall.> 242s University av, mtg $500,
MoR ar AV, " cor i7sth str. 1 1coxysi5..tI
lSS rsnSols PSFs o 60 Herman
Title Guar Co, 176 Bway. ,........ 400
TOPPING AV, l7Ss, W s. 5Oxe5-Gso W
Roemer to Henrik Druyer, Sl4 Leggett
av oct Is; att&. Elfers a A, .277
KING Av. es. 2s5 s Beach, 25x2iS to /. i
Sound xIx2oS1Raymond e coilett and
City Island. Oct IT; atty, Title Guar
60 lTs i;b .ys zoo
son Rose Est, is.9xlQ0-yinceht curoio
to Vincent FiSundio. OIL Amsterdam ay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
LOCAL NURSES
TESTIFY INLONC
MURDER TRIAL
r. ArroS r.ore WEALTHY WETzEL
oouNTY MAN, BENZ TRHD
FOR MURDER AT Ne"
GARTINSyILLIL
Trial Attracting Much AtA naon al"
VIII Probably Last bor
Several Days.


DR.. W. s. Fulton, OF iH.> G,."
Miss Harriet rhat"n. tu' - . f.,i A.
Valley General hospital To-, ~ 80.
witnesses for the at 80, ,,IT' - =.
New Martinsvill@ in tnr ,ith ~
Amos Long, VINO - '""ES| rh+s Of Du-
murder Of CieIn i:n"E yr - *, r v, p.n"
lice or Jrne Grove. " 49, ,rn -,
Grove chief died ScF'E''' Hionn,ii, rc-e
the Ohio EaIiGy dLn''H -, w.; WEN D. g
from ouilet %"" t,,,i,o.l and Mis-: Hhu-
len were his atteH"ai - .,,;s, - H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
WEIR1ON


Having purchased the meat market
and grocery store Of Mike Diew. o.
Wci-ton, w. Va, all persons holdini:
claims against the said Mike Diew
please present TO Mrs. Leon and Nix
Iamirca. corner Of Main and Turgescn
Ave.. wcirton. W. Va and We will ar
range for settlement $751;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
MAY Hoist in October.

The E|"Nl1lNd NOWpNW! r"AI nIINc i.W-
pie CA f.r>t street, IL m"I",aS 'urnri'-
ton and tnry may b"Elu h"!.timg '''i.
some TING in prt"h"r T!fu'rrs for To-"
tlpplc are IA readiness AID NH be- put
up H. soon as possible.
When completed everything VIII Ice
modern and viii be Operated hy '.""tri-
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

Miss Eve

Miss EVELYN Bu"h"r and Mss Mat.
Newman VIII entertain = few irl"uds
This afternoon in honor OF Mr.. J'.'
floyd. who was married =, short '.:rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
Prison News.

Three mon were released on parole :"
day and on" man WIS regularly Ill
charged from the state prison !"$t"r
lly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

among tho members Of the churches IN
their chur, II work. The discussion was
for the most part, informal suggestion
hciur made hy tho Rev. J. birmingham:
If Mh,nllng: Eo\. e. +. MnE"c' OF
,'harl,-run. and Rev. l.. NJ. spur OF
,l.r,,,Ir. a cnmmItt"" of IN" rr"iorS
l,s l,-rl, engaged III working "It Il pros
prr:Ivr campaign for some t'h'r' ~"
49,, work will start III the near iu-
iIIi,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

Wr,r.~ sem Ia ind about inc San.I
.,.',,Y,, If ua;hos IN weddings and
tUlrrA.S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
Moundsville Briefs.

Mrs. .. L. HUTCHINSON, Mts ErHmr>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Real Estate and Court News
CnANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

j. II. Tucker and Jas +. Minor trustees.
to II. Ward Randolph axI5o feet south line
Monument Avenue. 29I feet west OF Meadow
Street. March ). 1919: s75e.
l.. T.. Schmidt. trustee tdced from Rich
R RSlno Rsa'!E sa lnveS,msn Co nH to
s sWss9 Twenty ,,rsi and TMSnry second
Rosa Q. Wilson and nd John joni 'i r husband,
s rsR Il nsSes BY No ~ ' }se Vel
a PTffuArs ss on ,a sSu s. line West Avenue
G eiss,Ge rasie5 toXl9 zee, cas-! line Es
N,shmoad ' MoGrs tax and 10 ia sls Beverlape
fs lTa NJ ~ 5 S%s A"s
nue.; "a feet inches by i7s fee, inches
1918; tax: SO: slo. '''s" S''" N'F'' l.
F. cs Nd 2 20 l Sia TSs! to n1
Street; 22xSe feet inches a, northwest cor.
ss Msf sa's:s =. isI9; a sess Streets l'T"
u John L. Carr and Leila Cwile, to A!birta
sfiE6,h ,slSeei zee! nsSsh II ne s si1s5,
The did rolss @Ff Homs Of i'' the S Grand Four
tain OF the United order Of True Reform
acres on cas-, side t road i leading from W Eev
een,eenth Street to. Fairfield: also. S;xiSs
RidEe and o, Terrell Streets. Lien $500 Feb
to r T. Mays no ISIS IVES, " o;racs s, M.S
@ss II feet north linz craze street Is: fee,
Y. r. Potter and Mary = ,wifc,. of Pitts.
sTo; Avenue to oko e9 Johns Mi M Bon
sser Of Bancroft ,. Avenue and Napoleon
s,r Street Ap 70 feet ,, %es' &
j. &. Powers ct ais. TO \. Kenton Muhle-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
PORTABLE Y. w. c. A.
board and Room tcgIstry EstabIished
in the TeIns Oil Region TO Meet
Needs of Women.

!, portable Y. w. G. A. hut has been
set UP in Ranger. Tex. 20 nee; the
reeds of he women arriving in the
booming oil city 70 work for COM
-n.!c!zi Concerns
TIE SECRETARY in charge. MISS Belle
5=.--T --= ae- once and lives in this
-.:--..-- 11..= Ta.eh Vas rushed Oh.
=-E-E>- :-.I Dallas ~ the reQuesl
c,+ s-.@.1%a: Of The schools
-: c-;+r cf.r-=..+ ac1s= residents oi
-r. 2-.ry 81 = -s--
Mas 2..s-g ns=.. AL incoming
'ila p. g. n--: Information she
al q go -. -1Tsn Eho seel:
7.ur iarc'i:-: .f:3cIoaa and directs
lr'n . tHltf 24.:t.a. houses ard
gr.-t. lG,,,.s
TIC VI a.s xro3a Up practically,
3 .irtllatsr :..- since Oh Hag found
nee 80 r:-.&. cannot be con-
s,-i1- -. Ia ercCEn % meet the in
sH''r-nr iaN n ;zoo!s as all materials
n.y.. he -'s1213-t>d miles across tn.
- f.r- Acea-clnEiy. the population is
tFIr= -r 'e5-.. 1eScns and almost
- PLninS = rlcn car be constructed
II the 70 TEEEz that Miss Beatty
1a3 1a@H in Ranger helping women
'1-t@rs t1e need for her services has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
PLAN FOR EDUCATION
OF CHINESE SOLDIERS
Noted London Lecturer Declares ORR
entails Proved Themselves to
IBc Good I.abOrerS.
ny 4. T.. THAYER.

~! Work IN china. : es 1Ssas aSons
G %an1a linSS said DR.: Fre Hn &c
back IN London. lecturnG for the
american at the different hotels in
the city. where arc quartered our Off
nese are very grateful and astonished
at what is being accomplished.
When the war started men were
ton ofA.cngaging Oriental labor was
was decided to secure Chinese if pos
which the y NJ. {. \. did a major part,
and the result was that 10000 strong.
husky Cinnamon came down from the
north Of China and were taken over
to France.
They have proved very good labor.
and the project has been success in
encry WAY The AMERICANS fnr are eT
fo- us we have not exploited their
country at their expense. and we are
welcome in that country. The Y has
and they have come, through send
ing their sons TO American colleges
and schools, to appreciate what their
country may be i'll the future, and to
Now that the war Is over, the r
Will help get these 100000 men back
homo. and i, will be an interesting
with far different ideas and concep-
tions of life than when they left their
native homes.
"Thc American In France has
made a study OF these Chinese who
have been working SO faithfully in
France for our cause, and great
deal OF useful work has been done
among them, so that when they sc
back it will he with new idea OF
their own country its development
from the north Of China, and are much
larger men than from the south. They
also speak the Mandarin language
which is quite different dialect than
spoken in other parts Of China.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
BOLSHEVlSTS HANDICAPPED;
HAVE ONLY $27, 100000
This shown by Investigation Following
.'!tmbRSSad0r'S" Offer to de-
pOslt S2OO,0OO,OUO.

WASHINGTON, April all the gold
that can be 1T the disposal OF the tus-
sian BolSheviStS is S21.9O0.000 plus the
amount that \may have been seized in
Moscow belonging to the banks Of Rou-
mania. which amounted to $4,000. 600.
according TO calculations made today
in official quarters here. The question
was raised by the announcement in
New York by Ludwig {. a. h Mar
tens. who styles himself ambassador
from Soviet Russia. that he was ready
TO deposit $500. 0UU.000 in gold as a
guarantee to cover purchases to be
made in this country for the needs OF
the BolsheNiSt government
The Roumanian gold Is believed to
have been turned over TO the Germans.
and its delivery in trust to the allies
is stipulated in clause . of the arIniS-
t.CC forms.
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Among The expenses OF tho privy
purse during the reign OF Henry VII.
for the kings spurs, four-pcmcc"
This. probably. refers to the payment
of "spur-money' to the choriSters for
the redemption of the royal spurs
which the choir boys claimed as their
perauisite ut the annual feast in honor
of ST. George. 1t was the custom 10
entered St Paufs. or any other cathe-
dral. wearing their spurs. as this
that it often drowned the voice OF the
priest. The collection OF this money
was left to the choir boys and to the
beadleS. and an old writer declares
that it resulted In the youths neg
Letting their duty in order to collect
their dues.