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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

Sl"I ZdSduAliSEC1 VI ~
szsy ely pora wyzwoiehis Filipin
jaz tzsezswiseis nadeszta = czy
jeszeze ME; W prasie tutejszej
przewaAnsm sdaje sis bye gss,
ae tax = lie pora ia jest juz / re
Filipihcy dojrzeii jaz do woino-
Sci.
Fenizej pedajemy gafst sze0e-
g5i6w, detyvzacych tych wysp,
stanewiacych jeden u hajbogaelej
uposatonyeh cd natury archipe-
iagewl
Atrhipelag ten skiada sic z o.
keie 1900 wysp wielkich | mniej-
szych, leaacych ma Oceanic spo-
kojnym - pomiedzy poiudnio-
wo-wschodnia Azya a Oceanic,
ozyli Polynezya z wysp tych nal
wieksze So Luzzori | Mindanao
powierzchrda wszystkich tych
wysp iacznie wynosi 1850 mil
kwadratowych: klimat SLIME tro-
pikalny - ola Europejczyk6w |
Amerykan6w maio sprzyjajscyi
bogactwa naturalne olbrzymie,
lecz maio dotad rozwiniete: wiel-
kie pokiady przeroznych minera-
low cennych; ziemia wysoce uro-
dzajna zarowno ola zboz, jak ola
owocow wszelakich; hodowla by
dla ma doskonaie warunki-sfo-
wem ola krajowcow i a~klimaty--
zowanych tysiaczne So sposoby
znakomitej egzystencyi; 1udnoSG
nalezy do rasy malajskiej, So w
nleJ Jednak odclenle l zmleszanla
rozmaite; tylko ma wiekszych wy
spach zdolano ujac te ludnoSc w
karby zarzadu jakiegoS i zdoiano
przeprowadziG kulturyzacye jej
Go pewnego stopnia; ma wyspach
dalszych i mniejszych rozmaite
grupy filipihskich ludlow zyja w
stanie prawie jeszcze dzikim;
wielka jest liczba mieszahc6w z
dawnych wlaScicieli tych wysp,
Hiszpan z Filipihcami: Ct cywi-
lizowani So przewaznie i chetnie
przyjmuja wyzsze cechy kultury,
ksztaica sic, zyja ma spos6b euro
pejsko = amerykahski i ci tez gl6-
wnie wyrazaja ambicye kraju
swego do samorzadnych swobod.
Jak wspomniano, Filipiny male
zaiy dawniej do Hiszpanii, lecz
zaniedbane przez MIA najkomplet-
niej odpadfy Cd korony hisz
.pahskiej pc wojnie Hiszpanii Z
Ameryka, kt6ra musiaia potem
tiumic jeSzcze powstanie ludlow
filipinskich: to trwalo az do r.
1902, w ktorym wyspy uspokoi.
ly sic zupeinie i wstapi}y ma dro-
ge spokojnego cywilizacyjnego
rozwoju, ma kt6rej szybkie i INA
komite Filipihcy poczynili poste-
py: Stany zarzadzaly wyspami
fjako terytoryum, lecz Filipihcy
mieli swa reprezentacye PREY ad-
ministracyi amerykahskiej.
Oprocz Filipin - Stany Zjedn.
posiadaja jeszcze poza swym la
dem staiym posiadlosci take,
jak: Hawai-, Porto Rico, Samoa
wyspy i Paname, tercn mad Ka-
na}em. Dawniej p~osiadaly Stany
~jeszcze i Wyspe Kube, lecz w r.
1902. wyzwolify ia najzupefniej
pod politycznym wzgledem, a
Kuba uwolniona PREY pomocy A
meryki z pod jarzma hiszpahskie-
go-stala sic s~amorzqdna repu--
blika. WlaSnie tez to postqpicnie
Stan6w Zjednoczonych Z Kuba
stanowi precedens, wazny i pick
ny, z ktorego konsekwencye MOI
ma wysnuwac ma Filipiny: skoro
wyzwolono Kube. dlaczegozby
miano wolnoSci odmawiac Filipi-
ZachodziG m6gfby w kwestyi
tel wzglsd jeden tylko - wazny
bardzo: mianowicie - miedzy--
~ -.1. -z :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
Bogaty Kra{
Bogaty Lud.

Ktos to pare dni TENT wytykai
nam! AT tylko nawotujecie ma
iudzi o pieniadze - ME wiecej !'
- Nieprawda - powiadamy-
Jest DUO wiecej, bardzo due,
tylhe trzeba chciet widziet | czy-
tact a Re o p~ieniadze nawoiuje-
my, to = ME przestaniemyi do
maya sic tego opinia publiczna
Gala, a zreszta tylko o dwie glow
ne sprawy szturmujemy do kie--
szeni obywatelstwa naraziet o
pomoc dla Polski | o bondy V.
pozyczki.
To jest wszystko bardzo pie
knie, ale skadze my many brat
pieniadze ma tie rzeczy? Skad my,
Polacy - many czerpat ma tie
wszystkie ,,miliony" i ,,drajwy"
skad kraj i lud cafy wezmie ia
miliardy zadane - W novel po-
zyczce?
Znajdzie sic - znajdzie - bez
wiekszego kiopotu, jeno dobrej
wolf trzeba, a pessymista ME bye,
ME krakac ziowroibnie ma wszy-
stko! Maja Polacy ma giupich ak
cyl - tysiqce, moga wyrzucac ma
papierki, lyle warte, jakby ich
zlote CORY byly ma niebieskich
chmurkach rysowane, - to mogq
dac nieco i ma ow ,,drajw" ola
Polski, w ktorej ludziska ME ma
akcye, ale ma chleb grosza mic
maja!... Co zaS do Zwycieskiej
Pozyczki - to juzci i gadat ME
warto o tenn, skqd kraj, czy lud
IA MIA wezmie! Mysmy tn lud
bagaty, kraj - jeden Z najzamoz-
~niejszych W Swiecie i ME ma jed,
ma, ale ma jeszcze Piec takich po-
zyczek pieniadz sic znajdzie, je-
Sliby sic ME daj Boze - konie-
GINA tego potrzeba okaza}a!
"A DO to prawda?
Prawda. S~}uchajcie, albo raCzej
= czytajcie:
Statystyczny Rocznik Stan6w
Zjednoczonych Stwierdza liczba-
mi, urzedowo sprawdzonemi, re
w kraju naszym ~posiadamy wpra-
wdzie tylko siedm procent ziemi
wszystkiej ma swiecie i szest pro-
cent ludzi wszystkich ma ziemi,
ale cato many tn co najmniej 30
procent wszystkiego ma kuli ziem
skiej bogactwa! A vice pra-
vie trzecia czeSt majetnoSci
Swiata - koncentrujc sic w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych, majacych
ledwie szesG proccnt ludnoSci
~ziemskiej, a siedm procent ziemi
swiata: p%or6wnanie tych liczb
procentowycb dowodzi, IL ME
wielka s%tosunkowo Geese ludnoSci
ziemskiej skupia w swych reku
blisko jednq ~trzecia czeSt majat-
ku zicmi, reszta - dwie trzecie
lrdnoSci ziemskiej, wszystkie po-
"a mani Judy, obdzielic sic majq
tenn, co - nieiako nam zbedzie...
To tax - jak gdyby szeSciu ludzi
re stu - dostafo ola siebie jedna
trzeciq majatku, a reszta dziewie~
dziesieciu czterech - dostalo do
podziafu miedzy siebie zbywaja-
&c dwie trzecie: kt6raz grupa le-
piej wyjdzie? CzySmy wiec ME
bogatsi Cd innych? Raczej maj
bogatsi re wszystkich! STAG mas
ma ,,drajwy" i pozyczki! Dawaj
bracie ma jedno i drugie!
A poczytajcieno dalej:
Tenze sam Statystyczny Rocz-
mix AmerykafIski wylicza nam :
Stany posiadaja w swoich BAN
kach 80 prooent wszystkich obro-
tow bankowych i finansowych
wog6le calego swiata.
Kraj nasz .posiada 40 procent
wszystkich kolei swiata.
Ameryka ii. Stany nasze
produkuja Is procent wszystkich
zb6z produkowanych ma kuli
ziemskiej.
On ororen+ VIC zvstkirh fabryk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

MesouLs stdnu Ussedsfs svd-
GEuiQ sic ID zdaniH, &c must tst.
MED zjednocsoRo, ntesuleznd 4
e0moZzQdnG PoLskG. !
- Woodrow Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

Panic Hen.
ryk, Pahskie
ubranie zaW'-
$40 Jest obsy-
pane lupic--
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

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Zachodzic mogfby w kwestyi
tel wzglad jeden tylko - wazny
bardzo: mianowicie - miedzy--
p%anstwowe stosunki przysz}e
strategiczne znaczenie Archipe--
lagu Filipihskiego, lezacego, jak
powiedzieliSmy, pomiedzy Azyq
a Australia i to W sasiedztwie
bardzo p~owaznego potentata a
zyatyckiego = Japonii. Ma wy
padek wojny z Japonia - Filipi'
ny bylyby najlatwiejszym tere'
mem ataku japohskiego, a ola Sta,
now Zjedn. wyspy tie byiyby zna-
komita podstawa morskich ope--
racyi przeciwko Japohcom. Ponie
waz w Ameryce pokutuje odda-
VIVA strach wielkooki pred Japo-
MIA, przeto ten wzglad strategicz-
ny-jedynym powazniejszym bye
by mogi w calej sprawie i kom--
plikowalby troche projekt wy
zwolenia Filipin. Alec odpowie-
dziec ma trudnost te iatwo
Wszakze bedziemy mieli Ligs
The sun., 1919-01-08
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Douglas l.. Gilman. president OF
Douglas L. F7l!man & Co, has been re-
leased from active duty in the United
states Naval Reserve Force and has
returned TO his former business
Spear < Co have been appointed
agents by Condit & Hall for the build
!ngs. AZ Lafayette street and 12O-l22
East Fourteenth street
The Markham Realty Corporation.
Clarencn w. Eckhardt president. Is the
buyer o. the property at 81 Front street,
which was sold last Friday by William
A. White & sons for George Il. l-owerre
CT Sample 4 Co.
Supreme Court Justice Donnelly has
appointed Chester J. Byrns receiver OF
the premises. ~ East 18th street. in
foreclo sure action OF Blaiedeil ct al. Us.
Ro!san Realty Company ct al.
Paul V. Shields, n member OF the Ma
val Reserve Flying Corps and formerly
a partner Of Shields Brothers. Ia now
associated with .he Finlay Realty Com
pany az vice-presideGt.
William G. Spears. for the last twelve
years with the Arm OF Leonard j. Car
renter, Is now associated with Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown Company
There Will be n meeting Of the Har-
lem Property Owners Association on
Thursday evening al 147 East l25th
street.
John ]. Meenan. Inc. has been ap-
pointed agent for the houses at 9+l 20
g4o Faiie street. Is19s3 Southern
boulevard, POI and 224 East 165th
street and 1Ots-56 Sheridan avenue,
The joel Fowler Real Estate Com
pany, which has operated In the Rich
mond Hin and Jamaica district for
twenty years. has been dissolved by the
retirement Of Frederick W. Dawson.
/ The business will be continued by Mr..
/ Fowler.
The sun., 1919-01-08
OFT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

s. s. MATHEMATICIAN & Fornan sold
for. Daniel r. Bacon his residence SO
Heights road, Ridgewood. N. j., 10 Mrs.
Margaret w Rice of Ridgewood.
The property located at 273 Lincoln
street, belonging to Mary J. Harburne Of
Long Island City, he's been sold by j.
Albert Jontra OF 81 Broadway. Flushing.
to Frederick w. Engel OF Manhattan.
The plot is 40x1s6 feet. on which stands
a one family dwelling containing eleven
rooms and bath, with all modern I'm
provemonts There 10 also a large barn
on the property
Fish & Marvin. through their Pelham
office, have sold for Otto A. Krampetz
his new stucco residence on Highbrook
avenue, Pelham Manor. to II. J. Doherty
Of New York city. The property was
held at $500
Mofratt & Schwab sold for Mayer
Rosenholz to l.. @. Lyon OF Tompkins-
Vile the two family house at 372 Rich
mond turnpike. Staten Island. 1t adj
Joins other holdings Of Mr.. Lyon.
The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
sold for c. w. WEIGH to Il. J. Barstow
the Colonial residence at 1853 North
The sun., 1919-01-08
BANK SELLS APARTMENT HOUSE

TIE Nordica, n seven story elevator
apartment house at 200 West 18th
street.. southwes: corner OF Seventh
avenue and 18Th street. has been sold
Nv re Central Savings Bank to the
Manhattan Heights Improvement Com
ranY Inc. The property has AN annual
rental Of $4,000, and was held by the
hank at $4,000. II. J. kantroWitz
figured as the broker in the transaction
The deal was a cash transaction. but
TIE bank IS to take back purchase
money mortgage at per cent. which
!las cor n period Of five years. The
property formerly belonged TO Frederick
" Mertens, cigar box manufacturer. II
VAS taken over three years ago by the
lank, which spent about $4,000 in T--
modelling and undermining the structure
The sun., 1919-01-08
BROOKLYN SALES.

Meister Builders. Inc, have sold 1908
Bath avenue, bath Beach, one family
stucco house, on plot 17x1o0. to n
client for occupancy
Charles b. Van Valen, Inc. and ]. II.
PennoclS & Co. sold for the Sty1ne Realty
Corporation the Ave story dwelling. on
lot 20xlO7, at 1853 Dean street, valued
ut $4,000. The building contains four
teen rooms and three baths and is
trnrned in solid mahogany,
/. Salzburg sold for S. Elgart to Sam
uel Katzln the dwelling, on lot 40xl00.
al 1868 Forty seventh street.
Frank H. Malone has sold twenty lots
on the south side OF EiGhty-tirst street.
between Ridge Boulevard and Colonial
road. J. W. Sands Realty Corporation.
tho buyer, plans to improve the site
with detached dwellings OF the bungalow
type, containing sevon rooms and bath,
with garage In the rear.
The sun., 1919-01-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

$50 ST 90 W-TI.l, luar 4 T-n,, Cn 20
Dry Dock ssv Instr "a, uo~sty
dress, lTG Bway. 30 o0o
DIST ST 1876 w. Immigrant In tu., Ssy p.rL
10 1. ReInken. IA !, AGA ~. at;ys b.
4 Keller, 2is Bway 800 O0O
10Th sT. 1U4 W, mtg $40 oOo.Auxu
I.nry to Frank j Wchbe. III Wad.-
~ av; atty. Il " brown. az r,sdar
............. ........,.... 81 900
- EltncisAS Az, iJV-rN Title MTG
nm t,"l 1ou Taylor NV bronx
18Th Sr' i4p W-Cn,,nsl, trust 20 ~
VIM KINDER at Halter PARKWAY. New.
ark y Observation-Disclosures 81 $50
l2TH ST As W-Lavvers Ti'.e & Trn,t ca
II MI ael + y Burke .lp r 1921 st
address 100 Eway .......... 500 OOu
CANAL ST -. IutE s24 oO0-wm welch to
Judith Sanboru, 20 Berry ~. Darve-s
Mas, ct R,..............,... ....... 81
4oLH ST H"3-''5 W.. ing $50 n"o-Ri'z
Red - CORN and Tr"ne Mt B'dG Corpn
% Euha VI! .'T, ""l w llOth st. atty,
al, u, y s.er,e 2-U i'"ny...'.'.'; '........ 81
!! - -, si-ii. Mason ana ano % Lore
The sun., 1919-01-08
TRADE & RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Roy Scherlck has leased for the
George Rosenfelo Company the entire
eighth floor In the building 1914
Madison avenue, northeast corner
Thirty-frst street. to James T. Leonard
q Co. buying organization; fourth floor
In 3S-ii West Twenty-frst street to
Sears. Roebuck & Co.. and store and
basement in 1880 West Thrty-sixth
street to Arthur Ronald a Co. silks and
velvetS
Bastine q Co.. Inc, az agents. have
leased the seventh floor of $3.50
Waveriy place to the Globe Ladies Hat
Company; the sixth floor OF 27 East
Tenth street to b. L. VI. Cloak and Suit
Company Room 1908 at 112 last Nine
tenth street to the Belgian Knitting
Works. Inc.
Charles Il. Walker has leased for
Charles Schwartz n loft in $50 West
Broadway to Jacob Dauer & Co. loft
In ia Wooster street to James q. Battle
& Co. loft in a07-2o7h Centre street
to Louis p, Tonisinson store and base
ment at 2o9 Centre street to Philip Put
terman, and for CanUnann. Voorhees, &
Floyd loft In SO Spring street to Shaw
& peterfy.
George r. Read 4 Co have leased
for William A. Bonnell the ground floor
at l92-l9+ Chambers street to r. NJ.
Jones 4 Co. tsteel products for a
/ term OF years also the store and base
nient In the Beard Building, 100 Liberty
street, to John Jorgensen.
VI. l.. Hess Inc, have leased the
seventh floor OF the building at ia to
, 100 East Twenty-tl4ird street through to
! lis to 119 East Twenty second street.
containing about 1900 square feet. for
/ term OF years at an aggregate rental
10 a.
| book publishers. now located at 36+
| Fourth avenue.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for the
! star Realty Company, represented by
! Huberth & Huoerth, the store at 1874
| Broadway. to the Service Tire and Pune
ture Proof Tube Company.
| Douglas l.. Gilman & co. have leased
n large apartment in 30 Park avenue
| fer the Vanderbilt Avenue Realty Cor
! poration to l.. A. Hermann large
| furnished apartment in the same build
ing to Jonathan godfrey; an apartment
at Is East Fifty third street to David A.
| Rose at 40 East Eighiy-th!rd street for
| Mrs G. b. Creole, to Eugene Knapp: at
! 1871 West Fifty-seventh street to Mrs.
Edward II. Wardwell
Goo Twin Goodwin have rented for
| Charles D. Donahue to l. Berger for a
| long term OF years the two story and
basement pulIolrk, Soof bTohuWaS'
The Brett & Goode Company leased
| for a term of years the dwelling ut 233
| Lenox avenue to William J. Matthews.
! who will alter the premises for his bust
ness William +. McMullen was assoc
! ciated as broker in the lease.
Bryan L. Kennedy and William r,
! May 4 CO. have leased for Joseph W.
Hartman for I'VE years the American
! basement dwelling 20 East Flfty-fourth
street to the Misses Wiley OF Detroit.
| Mich.
Albert r. Ashsorth. Inc. have leased
for Col. George Emerson Brewer his
Ave story residence Mt 16 East Sixty
| fourth street furnished, to Horace lave
meyer
John J. Meenan. Inc. has rented for
Mrs Catherine McGovern the dwelling
! c2I West l04th street
The sun., 1919-01-08
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

18TH STREET-Richard S. Elliott has
sold 20 Christopher d. Robert the
coup Of five private dwellings at the
southwest corner OF Fourth and Elev-
en'h s reefs, standing on n site 75xS4.
WEST 1871 ST STREET--B D. W. Smith
has sold for l.. Hurd Sanford to Henry
N-.!iams for occupancy PA West
'.Ist street, three story dwelling,
l-yl00
Audubon AVENCE-McDowell & Nc
Manon have sold for the Henry Nor
Rerthau Company the six story build
Ing at POS Audubon avenue to Ennis
SnnotL The plot Is 54xl00xG2x100.
The building was completed three
years ago and has an annual rental
~ $4,000. The building was held at
$4,000 and the sale was an all cash
Transaction. Maxwell Mosier was the
associate broker.
The sun., 1919-01-08
SCHOOL BOARD SYMPATHIZES.
Sends Resolution TO Mrs. Roosevelt,
aud Acts on other Subjects.

AZ the meeting OF the Board Of Sduca-
ton yesterday a resolution was adopted
and forwarded to Mrs. Roosevelt ex-
pressing sympathy for her great loss in
the death of her husband
The matter OF grading employees OF the
board was taken up with Civil Service
Commissioners CulSer and brennan. A
leave OF absence with six months pay
was granted to Josiah II. Pitts. chief
clerk IN city Superintendent Ettinger's
Office, TO recover his health after forty
three years service.
The return 20 the city Of several rieccs
Of property owned 10y the BOARD - fid
ucRt.or was discussed with Associate
Superintendent F. - Shallow. This
property haA, been found 20 be uDsuit-
able for building purposes Approval
wnp given TO the proposal that contracts
for new buildings and additions he let
in groups instead of individually, the
group systom insuf!ng better and more
prOmpt work.
The sun., 1919-01-08
Mountain avenue, Montcla,r. on p,o. I

ffxlob.
Il. Althouse cold to J. Jutkovitz a plot
50xl5O. west side of James street. north
or CornaKo road Far Rockaway.
Lawyers Title and rust Company sold
TO j. McCaffery plot 50xl75, east side
OF Nelson street north OF Dinsmore
avenue. Far Rockaway
The Bank OF Long Island sold TO p
Klein plot s7xl30, northeast corner Of
the Boulevard and Carlton avenue, Far
Rockaway
NJ. Rlcheit purchased from A. Grant
plot 92x100. southeast corner Of Alsop
street and Ocean View avenue, jamaica.
The Standard Shipbuldtng Company
eecured from the New Jersey Board Of
Commerce and Navigation riparian
grant TO tract OF land 1.S00xbsO, on
the north side of Shooters Island. at the
lower end of Newark Bay. The price
was s45.900.
The Federal Shlpbnilding Company
bought from Wasfburn Bros Co. plot
22hx91, south side OF the Lincoln High
way. between Marcy avenue and the
Hackensack River, Jersey City.
The sun., 1919-01-08
BOLO PAPERS GO TO CAPITAL.
Oycrman Committee Wants Them
In Propaganda Inquiry.
sbcc5d, Dcttatch 10 TuE srN.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.--Vouchers showing
the expenditures made In connection
with the Investigation OF the activities
Of Boio Pasha and German agents in
this country were forwarded 10 Wash
ing;on tonight by special messenger.
The production OF these vouchers was
demanded ny the Overman committee In
its examination q Deputy Attorney-Gen-
eral Alfred L. Becker, who conducted
these Investigations.
II is understood that Senator over
man. chairman OF the Congressional
committee which Is investigating evil
dences Of German propaganda. asked for
tie vouchers Their contents were not
disclosed here. but Il Is expected Will he
revealed at the hearings Of the commit
tee IN Washington.
The sun., 1919-01-08
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

ny henTy Brady.
I'D AV. 1868. 3. 44p q 10th ST. 1elSso
sty tint and strs "a av. 1870 8. rs s
stn 81. l0lSs0, sty int ana strs--
o o1'y Zeal E ;acc,y c A MuIry ct al; due
COS, 10 on second parcel; taxes. &c. 1855
on on. hrs, parcel; ssaa on second parcel; TO
LEXINGToH Az i flaw ;. 2o11.1oo,h
2oNd2 10 sly INT and strs---Clement
Gnas 3; Siss pG1imsn ct All dn" or
The plain.ir for SO 600 ''''' "
"3TH ST, 10 W. Hs. III . Amsterdam av.
Sex s'% %. iiS awishanIt fs As.ar
se2o2.7i tsxss a.. s4T2.i5. to the plain.
By Joseph f.. Day.
49, ST, 1T2, es - II stanton 81. 20 OK
a. vs. l. Fischer OF a: due on 'udg,
S2a a9s2 n; taxes. &c, slss7o; to the
plaintiff for s22, 900
by NJ. Morgsnthau. Jr.. Co.
S..ty bt hospital--c C Fr,edIanier vs. n
ssc ' sS. on Pa sRa for s a:s CO.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
log 1dd is 81 saI F. 100 W "a .v, 20.
al VS. German EvanEeiicai REFORM ID
he,hany Church Of ct Al due on
}o ons - 10 S' Is 10 axes &c. s2ss TO- i'd
lat 2l3o THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph =. Day.
235TH ST, 523 =. n 3. l2i.l Webster av.
25xloo, sty dwlg-R r walsh, admr, VS.
NeritAs Realty Co ct a. due on judgt.
M403 SO taxrs. &c. $l.05o; to the plain
TIN for $1,000
CITY ISLAND Az. e cor BOVINE. runs n
235x IS 25I 100 TO MinnefOrd av
Ks 275S " look 75s w SOTO to beg
WIN Weber ct al VS. Helen Arrow ct a.
due on JGdEt. t15.h57l3: taxes. &c
N,82S: to the plaintiff for $4,000
ny Henry Brady.
FnGIU. y
chester av, -ISlo0 2 sty and b dwlg-F
Austin vs. " X Quinn ct al; due on
Juigt $3.50 q; taxes &c. 5000; to the
By Arthur G sheridan
18TH ST. AS +, n e. 1873 Wills av,
l6SxI5, 8 sly dwlg-Harlem Saw. Bank
vs. . Loft ct al due on judg;. 81.
1o2 dI taxes, &c. s2oJ. to the plaintiff
for $500.
The sun., 1919-01-08
BLACK SHOE CALL
EXCEEDING SUPPLY
Women's Wear for Spring to
BE Solid COIOrs According
to Indications.

There Is a stronger demand for wom-
ems black boots than for any other sorts
OF wumens shoes. according TO informa-
ton Ben Jacobson, manager OF Neil
vain. Morse & Rogers. has gathered
from retailers. But the retailers have
lees of these kinds of shoes that are
most wanted than of any others.
Indications are that for spring wear
the best selling shoes will be oxfords in
solid white, black. tan and brown. and
white pumps trimmed with black beaded
buckles
The sun., 1919-01-08
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan

18TH st. . e. $40 I'd av, I25ri03s-
Morris Helfer sgt Edward II TITUS ct al
faction - impress Hem; attys, Stroock
Il StToock.
TOWNSEND Az, W -. 100 Hist st. 100 4
NeSI.3-Realty Operating Co aEt Adroit
Building Go. Inc, ct al tfore closure of
MORTGAGE; atty, + l. purland
LOTS ~, block ?l92. section on tax map
John Peabody agt People state Of
New York ct al faction TO forecfose
transfer Of tax lien); atty. 7 T Grace.
LOT. 81. block clH2. section 2 on FAX map
John u Peabody sgt People state Of
New York o. al faction TO foreclose
transfer OF tax iipnl; atty. T T Grace.
18TH ST 2S3 E--KAte | SchaIner agt
Boz7u'ni Realty Co, Inc, ct a. tforeclos-
ure ~ mortgaEe): ATTY. swain
NORTH 80 Az. 80. 1908 n Bayartl 81. 80 6
M Harlem Sav!nEs Bark agt Irene VI
Healey ct al foreclosure Of mortgsge)
at'y. = = CinCh
MORRIS Az 2265-Mor;imer Blsh1p ct a.
a. eNr@, agt II NJ Construction CO
tor" losure OF mortgage; attys, Cary &
Carroll.
The sun., 1919-01-08
UNDER WRITERS TO
BUILD SKYSCRAPER
Mnsurancc Exchange" to Be
Thirty or More Stories High;
Site Not Selected.
BIG THEATRES PLANNED
Amusement Venture in Far
Rockaway to Involve an
Outlay of $75O,000.

tentative plans for the construction
Q, skyscraper thirty or more stories
IN height to house the rapidly growing
underwriting interests of the city have
tsen drawn UP II was learned yester-
day The building will be known as
the Insurance Exchange and will prob
ably be erected at the upper end Of
william street although no definite site
las been selected as yet.
The project IS being fostered by a
committee OF New York Insurance men
headed by Clarence T. Porter OF the
Commercial Union Fire Insurance Com
rany II has had the scheme under con-
sderation several months and has al
ready gone far enough into the details
% permit Of the completion OF rough
sketches by Warren & Wetmore. the
architects who designed the new Grand
central Terminal and all the other struc-
lures tina; have been erected on the land
owned by tho New York Central Rail
foad.
The plans are worked out on tho basis
a. q sltc covering n city block OF ap-
proxlmate,y $4,000 square feet. Con-
structlor experts have been consulted by
ne committee and the estimates OF cost
rave been submitted by the George A.
Fuller Company.
Mr.. Porter was tho author OF the
frhene, which Is designed to alleviate
the congestion In tho quarters now &C.
cupied by the underwriting interests In
the Insurance district along and adjacent
10 william street
The sun., 1919-01-08
men.. ana has an snnu., rental Of

BOSTON RoAD-The Benenson Realty
Company has resold to n client of K.
Loewcnthal 4 Son tho four story new
law apartment at 1442 Boston road on
plot 35xe0. In part payment the
sellers take the one story store at 1899
stebbins avenue on lot 25xsl. The
Boston road property is one of four
parcels acquired by the Benenson
Realty Company from tho Henry
Morgenthau Company In November
CLINTON Frederick Brown
resold TO William NJ. Moroknek 1928
clinton avenue, a three story dwelling
l9.4x90, to n client of a. u. Phelps &
Damiane.