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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

Although the leading copper pro-
ducers continue TO quote 23 cents a
pound for the metal. they are doing
little business at that level, and I'M
portant consumers hold to the belief
that further reductions will have, to be
made before an important buying move
ment will set in. Foreign buyers are
apparently Of the same opinion. for as
get the newly formed Copper Export
Association has taken on no stable
orders. Reports continue Of sales under
the 23-ccnt price adhered to by the big
producers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
City Dwellings Leased

Pease & Gilman have leased for
Elwyn w. Poor to Herbert w. Morse
the story and basement dwelling
at 1872 East Sixty-fourth Street, be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
Julius Einstein to DR.. Frederick T.
Hammond the three-sto and base
ment dwelling at 1876 West 12lst Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
50O-Acre Long Island
Peninsula i'm Deal

Nassau Point or Little Hog Neck. near
Cutchogue, l.. J.. a peninsula of 500
acres, on the north side of peconic Bay,
has been sold by the estate Of Fink &
Embree. through j. H. pcnnocl & Co..
of Brooklyn. The property is just east
Of Robbins Island, and has a water
front Of about six miles with good
harbors. deep waters, sandy beaches.
1t is one Of the best known properties
on Eastern Long Island. The property
has been held at S25O.0OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
livestock Meats. Provisions

- Following are Yesterdays prices compared win
those OF year ago: pe" WI"
lave steers fair to " year ago
prime, 100 h. $500 0SI850 sa75 0s,ooo
Dressed beef. sides. ~''H'oo
Id. .......... 10 90 ~ RIA =,
Live veals, common '''4V ~
to prime. 90 10 II 90 % 23Oa 10 so ~ ,,eo
Dressed veals city. '' ~ '|ou
H. ....+...,... 20 80 81 m oe
Live ewes, loo H. 800 a. iona 75o ~ !, 30 30
Live lambs. fair to ~ ~ '''oo
prime. 100 ib. 90 20 1900 i75o M 10 =.
Dressed mutton. H.. IA tu 10 liz ~ '''I
Dressed lambs. city. -
ID ~. 49,. -.22 % % 20 "a
Dressed hogs. ba- y
,, con. lb "a % .24}. 24s@ .2As.
Ness Ness pork n9l 5000 % 5l.OO 5000 a 5I.Oo
M nsss 5 T,d,d oh 3 $500 @ $500 aI00 8 $500
lb.....-..-...... 24.0O @ 24.In 24nn "a "a 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures. The market showed
renewed weakness yesterday. The
rallies OF Thursday were not only lost.
Dut prices made new low ground for
the movement, under further scatter
ing. liquidation and selling attributed
10 importing interests, although there
seemed to be considerable doubt
whether it was against any recent
business in the cost and freight mar
kct. May contracts sold off to l5.3O
and December to 800, making de-
cliAes of 40 to GO points from Thurs
days closing figures and of no less
than 220 to 250 points from the hiph
figures touched on the reopening day
last week ''
The range of prices follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
range of prices follows:

Cottonseed Oil-The market ,,as !,
active, with prices steady ON account nf
the fixed minimum price for c,.udo
Competing oils are selling at much
lower figures than cottonseed oil and
many IN the trade are inclined to he
skeptlcal about the question of main
tanning present levels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
MARRIAGES

BYRNE ARMSTRONG Tuesday. De-
cember 81, 1918, at the Church OF st.
Roch, Paris, France. by the Rev. William
A. Hemmick, Helen Maceiregor, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrne. and ~
Hamilton Fish Armstrong, L. S A,
NlCHOLs-CRAvEN- On Tuesday. Deem
Der 81, at st. Peters Church, Springfield
Mass by the Rev. Richard Golden Lynette
craven, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
Nichols.
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Results at Auction

AT ii NeseN street
BY J, j. Phillips 4 60
oNih Sl 20, Al " 81 sth nv u 4NaS .
treo 4-sil G"les Ceifral Saygs Bank at IT. A
crogan ct a. due sl9.505 o. (ayes etc. S557.5o =.
adjourned to Ian TO,
BY Joseph p. Day
I'D ST, All L. :. 1866 lst sv 28G1gS .
44-sty ok lu, Emlslaui hdust savgs Bank AZ
Hughes ct al; due. SG.57l74: taxes etc
so; to the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Henry Brady
9TH AN. % cor 10th st. lOOxlU0 4 . st,
theatre sheriff sale Of all right tide &c.
winch Ancient order of iIibernians had Sept
J. lNll, ot since; adjourned sine die
A 37os Third Avenue
By James 4. Donovan
233TH 50, lbs T.. 5. 100 keplcr az 251i00
,2-s9 dwg, VIM piuenheimer ct al asr Eli
Fiissc ct a; due, s602S. 10; taxes, etc, $50. to
the plaintiff Tor So 600.
By Joseph & Co.
PROSPECT Az. lo53-5l s. .O7.7 s 1GStn st
377'l 9A5s .6xi44. .-sty Aat; Jos .Aossnder
ct al Ngt Gusaye Becker ct al due. 81. 5ol - F..
taxes. etc. 81 io2 40 sub to prior mtg Of 80 900
~ Emma Saulline Tor $3l 600.
5ill, 1-siy dwg; \ Edison say : !. Assn
ast G !. petsch e al due 81 $50, taxes ,tc
500. 40 tho plaintiff Tor s. go
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBooks

LOSr.-Banl>hook No ISL 7s4 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is misaing. Any
person having n claim TO IL is hereby
called upon to present the same within ten
days or submit TO having the said pass
book cancelled and new one issued
LOST handbook No. 6ls 0S7 The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 246 & eaS sixth ave. y i.
CITY. Payment stopped. Please return 10 bank
LOST.-Bankbook No s6lhS Of United
States SAVINGS Bank New York Pay
mcnt stopped. Please return book 80 bank
LOST ~- bankhook No So7, So OF Bank for
Savings, $50 Fourth ave- Now York Pay
mcnt stopped. Please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
COTTON STATISTICS


Liverpool Cables Spot cotton dull:
mlddllng l6 points lower at 2l.24d;
good middling Is points lower at
2l.l7d. Sales nil. Futures opened
quiet, at to 10 points advance. Closed
quiet but steady at net decline Of
Is to 81 points. January, 1884; Febru-
airy, 1875; March, 1873; April, 1911.
Manchester: Yarns in more demand:
cloths not much doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
ENGAGEMENTS

DANIELS M'DoUGALL Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester F. Gascoigne, of 2647 Broadway
New York City. announce the engagement
of their niece, Anna McDougall. to Major
Roy a. Daniels, of Andover, Mass.
M 'LAUGHLIN - AHEARN - Patrick Nc
Laughlin announces the engagement OF his
son, Edward, to Miss Molly Ahearn
SOONS-AYERS-M and Mrs McKenna.
engagement of their niece Mabel Ayers. to
William Soons. ir.. son of MIR and Mrs
Soons, of New Hampton n Y
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STORAGE NOTICES
ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co.
lS7-13o-f4I West goth ~

New York. January Attn 1919
To Anna Andersen. Mrs. Helen Ledvard
Birrn| Mrs X L. Clark. Francis tues. Mrs
G. Greer. Nui T. ltuguiey. Jas. \. Eol.ar
Albert j. Weber or Albert Weber. Ven
and each of you axe hereby notified thar
the tilnv for tic payment OF our N0H
upoa the prop rty hereinafter desorihea
having c1Dire d. after due notice Thereof
had been given You. We VIII cause xuch
property TO Wit household goods. pci
sonal effects md merchandise. stored in ii,
Anecnia Storage Warehouse by You or
YOUR name cor i'm which YOU may have an
interest. 10 be sold at public auction aecora-
ing - the statute in such case made anu
provided. al. The Monarch Auction Rooms
1851 East l-5lh St. New York City. ou
~ go a.. Nl. and II the sale thereof is uof
completed on said date the same VIII he
continued at the same place on each am
every Tuesday thereafter beginniu.
10 :3o a. IN. and continuing until all the good
are sold.
An~onia Storage Warehouse Company.
WE Will. SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION
Oh WssDN EsDAy. JANUARY 18Th. 1910.
and every succeeding Wednesday untN All
H. sold, commencing at 1870 y. NJ. eacN
day. at Cookies Auction Rooms, Inc. Nos
-O9-.1l East 18TH Street New York CITY.
household goods and personal effects. for
unpaid storage and other charges stored
by OF in the names Is follows. Mrs. MARI
b. Colbert. George Fricke. Jacob Levy.
Mrs NJ McH enna. Mrs. n. Powell
COOkE'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
2092fi EAST 125th STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
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to check the movement in this dircc
ton. The food administration an
rounced that an embargo had been
placed on all shipments of grain and
grain products, both export and do
nestle. to New York until further no.
tee. The trade here seems to think
that these extreme measures will be
OF short duration and that compare
lively little delay will be experienced
in the export movement. Receipts OF
wheat at Western points were fairly
liberal.
Corn.-The corn market showed an
easier tone during the early operations
under scattered selling prompted by
the reports of an embargo against ship
mcnts OF grain to New York. Offers
were readily taken, however, and it
was the prevailing impression that
some very strong interests were identi
fed with the buying side. When shorts
attempted to cover late in the day they
found offers small, and subsequently
The market developed decided strength,
closing with net gains of about cents.
Cash prices in the West were slightly
easier. but still much above the parity
with contracts. Receipts were slightly
larger ana the colder weather was eX-
oectod TO facilitate the marketing of
corn, if farmers desired to sell their
grain.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
Corn, No. yellow. $685. SILICA
Chicago
January ......... 1882 i.4tIs $1.263s
H Hay'" ..:..:..: ':s7& ': :ss# r.244
Oats.-The oats market cased off
carly with corn and on fears that
business with the East would be in
terruptcd by the embargo against
New York. but later rallied and closed
firm with net gains Of IA to 1 12c.
There was an absence Of pressure from
the country and the demand in the
West was apparently OF sufficient
volume to take care OF the movement.
Shipments from the seaboard were
clearance have aggregated over 2,000.-
600 bushels.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Oats. No white. .79Ia rs SO
Chicago:
January .......... 70 .esa4 .7SNa
M Mas .:. ::: I: Nv go 80 1874
Rye.-Market quiet
Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash 81" No. org West s i:3eI $40 F7S's ago
Flour and Mcal.-Quotation were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
ro %sw M1 1Fs sp pat sH,S so S55 &C.
Cornmeal, vel. 37504.OO 3.75l4O0 4.87iIa
Rye flour, choice $500 9.25 s.oOGoo.25 1000
Bran, 100-b sacks55.oc @5soo $500
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5 II $ tie II an ce


Wheat. Labor troubles in the port
G New York Threatened to Interfere
with the export movement Of wheat az
well as of all grains In order la pre-
vent congestion, efforts arc being made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

manhattan
59ru sr n "; O'Rourae Bros CO All co,o,o,.,.
'0ll7esi ownff W l. futifep Realty e. osner
and epnitsetor .,,.-... ... ...... ....... SEQ
The Bronx
iibEH ~. y =. ieJ fl % II 1924 81 l35tgyj. Ma
fsipphsfg ~ fuiefbefough II = lo ewret
Jie'snsa r pendcHa sosss,. contractor ffenew,
az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,,....,.......3 41c
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Flour and Mcal.-Quotations were:


Butter.-Receipts were 1888 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extra
ID, 700 20 12c; extra, % score. SO u
firsts, SO to 81 score, Ga Il "a IS nc; sec
onds, SO to 81 score, Goa 63 Z; lower
grades. 54M SOC unsalted. higher than
extra, 72M7212c: extra ia II 12c;
frsts. 66@ zoe; seconds 6lN Coo: state
dairy tubs. finest. 67 Ma So &c; good
TO prime, 64@ &c; common to fair
asa 63c; renovated, extras, $50 Sd !;
Grsts. 50ld SIC; lower grades, 43Ht 4Sc ;
imitation creamery, firsts, 17oaSc ;
ladies, current make, hrsts. A4M 45c
packing stock. current make. No. t.
~ '2Co 43c: No. ., Al '2a APE; lower
grades. 36G 40l2.
Cheese.-Rcceipts were l,l0S boxes
State, whole milk fresh flats. specials,
colored or white, 37M37l2c; average
run. colored on white, 80 Y q 36 l2c:
lower grades. 32N 35c; twins, specials
?6l2n37 &c; average run, 80 e "a 36c ::
lower grades 32@l35c flats held, as to
cost and quality. 300 37c; twins, held.
as to cost and quality. 30M37c; Wis
consin, whole milk, twins, held, $40.
81 nc; single daisies. held, 33M3Sc;
fresh, sra 3Sc: double daisies. held
32 y "a Sire; fresh, 37Gr3712c; young
Americas. fresh, 3Sl4 "a Acc; state,
SKINS, specials, 2Sm28 &c; prime to
choice. $50 re far TO good. 20m2 5c;
lower grades, l2d 13c.
Eggs. Receipts were ll.1S5 cases.
Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. zoe;
extra firsts, $50 CSC; hrsts, sea &c:
seconds and poorer, 620 65c: dirties.
No. J. 37u 5Sc: No. , and poorer. SPA.
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BIRTHS

COHEN-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cohen. at
me home of Mrs. Cohen's parents. 1854
SD St. Brooklyn. on New Years Eve,
daughter. Mrs. Cohen il the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Greenfield.
VAN RAALTE-Mr. and Mrs Benjamin T.
Van Raalte announce the birth of son
January ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

h' p D1 I, Isl ST. 10 5, 100 Delaney st. a5Ss7.
WIDER 10 Isaac Shiman. GA Superior ST. Clere-
and. Ohio. q yrs, So per cent: attys Stras-
r, h9uIger $ a B'way ......... gold So 90
Helen Nla}5ruck to Louise Nj Pollock, /; SSH
s. due and int as per bond attv. Title Guar
SStr p Go l39 e'way SIS 900
due and int IS per bond pr mt. Sis 900. same
aty ...........,.. .,.,..... 81 900
Eos4 Ga
ST ,.o,-.. i'"'' Que
jan 8 Iaily Gotlieb 10 ueiushc1 1gis l9 a.
,Qih ST. and US. t p G: pr n'.
~. IIo5r ~ aS Samuel tingefnut. 299 B'wa5 s. 600
am ST; = Nj: Dec 81. Thoma, Cmsacl, @ O. ~
JulIa l. Cameron Il r ..Sth &, and Walror <
Cameron. Hampstead l. /: tnstai's - "'' n =,
ATTY. Samuel Kiker 10 Cedar ST Sess o0o
isn - Morrj, 1Sy -. % So nv ,SgxlooS; p NJ
4.tn st. ana Marian PSnncD iooo 9 si 40 r.
~ , c. atls 7 G 4 = Co. li6 B'wav 81 S7so
~ Lar 81 4Va f. 5; lSs list ay. 25xlo2.2; y NJ
IA st W.. p e; pr mt Sii Sill 'V ats5 :.
Seth Sri AZ r % a. a., s4,9oo
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

ancc of an order of Honorable John p
Cohalan, Surrogate OF The County Of
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Frederic r
Hsllsey, late of the County OF New York
deceased. to present the same, with vouch-
crs thereof, TO the subscriber. at his place
of transucting business, No. 81 Broadway
III the Borough of Manhattan, city OF New
York, on or before the sixth day OF June
1919.
Dated. New York. the Goth day Of No
yembrr, 1913.
FLOYD w. MUNDY. Executor.
HUGHES. ROUNDS, SCHURMAN G.
DWIGHT, Attorneys for Executor %
Broadway. Manhattan. New York Citv
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orabe john Z. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York, NOTICE is here
by given to all persons having claims
against Edward Lyman Swift. late of the
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof, to the sub.
scriber. at his place of transacting bu.l-
ness. at tho office of Urah w. Tompkins
No. 256 Broadway, in The Borough Of Man.
haitian In the city Of New York, State Of
New York. on before the 2Sth day OF
February, 1919, next.
Dated. New York. the 2lst day of Au.
UTRIAH w. ToMPKINs. Executor.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Birth Engagement. Marriage. Death
AMI In Memoriam Notices may lie
telephoned to The Tribune any time
up to midnight for insertion in the
next days paper Just call
Beekman 5000
and send the notice as you wish It in
serted Bill for same will be mailed to
you later. Tho notice will reach over
100000 readers daily.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,R TO LET
WEsTcHEsTEa COUNTY

rALIRoE&IA BrNCALow AT LAKE MApop4c
,e..,,S "o {pe sn.oe fireplace: very cen,sniea,i,
vi ssl. furnished 1850 COUNTRY ji0Mx
LLAblk. 50 Wsst go 81 Md 81 ssa0
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Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

list ST. 4O4 II GSth st. 100 w: 18th st 2lo-e,
M ny 7l fq .i s,t sd" to 'g s re
st 3 assns: int. '., ~ ''"eH VA WI
4STt ST. l$s 4o ": rtc 4 = co 10 s1 los
t t,"s'da, = 5oth st and JOS Eastman to
dcr 4 r 10 Wall st. asns $50 600 c ssDS dso
120ril ST. W: Chas S Bran adm, IN gVo
3D. ID Shepard; aity Lawyers 4 q 4 Co. lso
asD 81 1000 " scleldna Realty Corp to Si S;"g
s9l hesltes Corp 200 w sGh st: atty. Title
A3D ST 2fs W; Commercial Trust Co 10 sane
'sTi sr :. 200 Isl az. LILY Hahn 30, Coco Goo
S5Th sr. g. liS Nv b: mtg. $1,000. narry
II iiobcr', cSr. etc. 10 iIarn II Iiolbcr and
sano; 52ol HUI av. Eronx. atty II ii HoIbert'
list sT. 5. 1913 Amsterdam Az. Victor q
T r,,a 70 Margt Arden. "A Col nv atty
ieTii Sl 1885 W mtg. $1,000 a t. Tic Ss Is
Io,b sot y, 81 g. oo1 I,, 70 Edra Miller eol "
SD sr $50 " trust GO Go no 70 h proy, 81
flank 42a fremont av ..,....,..'. tal oSS
is2D ST.. 5GS W. City Real Estate Co to Ber,,grG
ll u m.,, 5s' ieoth st: atty cpmmaer
~ "iaa a' '.'tt',.-..-... ....,,.. 81 800
Bronx
@ 4 = Co i7o Bway atty r {; & p 20 20 g 10"
sT AIMS Az, g. 9oll 14s,h st. "A lls oipao
iefsn,ah Lyon. and ano to Auaist Anst Si6
VIM Goodhody to Lawyers MIG Co. 80 Lb'
, sfty si atty. Lawyers MIG Go. So 600
Mtg - 10 FROM SAVINGS Bank n" ra1s,a,
AZ ~; ATTY. Lawyers & r Co. 80 B'way So COO
los II wnhefeu 10 RAY saa,non. ias sl9Ilb ~
BklSn' atty. Emma rolak 81 Fremont
@vnnis A. gss.l u h6lasbri,iae IlaaJ. To-
ils&bosIIe. John " Binlcn 10 Vim M Moore
rr 1,d On % ,9r ss% University nv. ATTY.
i"'e 20. l1e Bway. ........... 5000
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS wANTEI:

I" hNItD Furnished apartment, Eas, Side. SO
fyp"as. 1afl1Afv H. for - month. Ia. ,,e,
o. ,f9e non'h. Rs'efeneea Murray mi ne '
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DEATHS

WARD albraith. son of Henry Galbraith
and the late Mabel Marquand Ward, Scr
geant, Company NJ. S06th Regiment In
tiantry. Of pneumonia. in France. Decen,-
per H. 1918. in the 9th year of his age.
"HilE-At Freehold. N j., Wednesday
January !, 1919, Anna Margaret Carman
wife of DR.. Augustus R. White. Funersj
from the Episcopal Church, Freehold. n
~ -. Saturday, January 4, 1919. at ? n. m
,ra,s at Rose Hill Cemetery, Mats-
'I rn np-At Yonkers. N. Y. on Friday.
o.th year. Funeral services at his late ,i
E resi- Dudley Place. Yonkers. sun
Gay. January 5. at 80 p. m. Ph,ladel-
ph'a and Pittsburgh papers please copy.
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

80 ST 8 1851 # Of Avenue D. - sxl05.a:
Malie Maze sgt Benjamin J. Vol ct Cfore
closure "A mtgc) atty. G G Bucclncr
lOlST ST. - ": Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
eNr' AT Meger Goldhcrg ct al foreclosure OF
ln,ge) attys. Geler, Kolston & Koran
to!Il ST. 33S J.. Florence Donger agt BENJAMIN T.
'alrchiid ct al foreclosure Of transfer Of TAX
HEM; ATTY. NJ lie Boyer
The Bronx
BEAUMONT Az. 9s45 Max Hirsch agt Anne f.
NnOX.
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55o,11l last year, bringing the total to
date to 6,37S,067, against 7,543S67 last
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WOMAN CLEANER wanted: all year work: $40
:, mGn'n l. ) 11d Bay Ridge. Twelfth ave.
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Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

lat p DL !, ST. 10, $, 100 Delaney st, 25sS7:
r. NJ esther hantro. Ida Brilliant and Jeanette
WIDER 10 Isaac Shiman. GA Superior ST. Ceve-
b aag, "lio yrs, ~ per cent; auys slas-
HOUSTON ST. 442 Z, 3l.2x67.3: p NJ: Jan q
helen al5ruck to Louise Nj Pollock i i. SSH
que ana mt as per bond atty. Title Guar
SANE PROPERTY; Z NJ Jan 2 same to same
quo ana int IS per bond. pr mt. SIS OOO same
wv 81 non
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens

ATTN ST al and 80 w. Empire Kalamine c
Inc agt Francis oLoauor ct al Dec /,
Evening star., 1919-05-06
SAYS SHANTUNG ACTION
SHOWS LEAGUE FUTILE
Senator Poindexter Asserts Giving
of Rights to Japan Makes
Covenant Oppressive.

Action of the peace conference in
comforting to Japan territory and
rights in the Shantung peninsula was
declared by Senator Poindexter Of
Washington, republican, in a state
ment to be a surrender by league of
nations advocates of their purported
object of guaranteeing territorial in
tegrity and political independence of
its members. The Washington sena-
tor asserted that it was "a very good
illustration of both the futility and
hypocrisy of the league of nations"
IF it is necessary to surrender the
purported objects of the league in
order to gain the adherence of Japan
and other nations" Senator Poindex-
ter said, cit would seem that little
reason for its existence remains. On
the contrary the supreme sacrifice re-
ferred to by Mr.. Wilson are made. but
no corresponding benefits or alleged
benefits are received in return.
IF we are to abandon our traditional al
and living in friendly intercourse and
amity with all, where no great emer-
gency endangers our vital interests, 1t
would certainly seem we should at
least not become associates and part
ners in the partitioning, without their
consent and against their protests, OF
the lands and possessions OF other
friendly people.
1.-The league Of nations is not worth
such a price. 1t becomes at it's very
inception what 1t Is bound to be
throughout its existence-an instru-
ment of oppression"
Evening star., 1919-05-06
CITIZENS ORGANIZATIONS
HOLD RALLIES TONIGHT
Pension Office Employees Make 100
Per Cent in Loan
Campaign.

Five victory liberty loan rallies are
scheduled tonight in various residen-
tial sections of the city. The South
east Washington Citizens Associa-
tion will conduct a rally at 8 O'Clock
at Sth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, when an address will
be made by G. n. Bennett. At the
same hour the Conduit Road Citizens
Association will hold a rally at st.
Dayid's Hall. P. T. Moran will be
the speaker The Mount Pleasant
Citizens Association will conduct a
meeting at 10th street and Columbia
road at $50. where Charles w. Darr
will be the speaker. There also Will
be open-air meetings. with music and
sneakers, at 18th street and Columbi
road. and at 14th street and Park
road. At o'clock tonight members
of the bookbinders' local will be ad-
dressed in Typographical Temple by
T. D. Gannaway.
At IL O'Clock today A. E. Seymour
addressed meeting In the bureau OF
engraving and printing.
At the pension Office all OF the 7ss
employees. from the commissioner to
the messengers, bought victory bonds.
f. r Slime is chairman of the COM
mittee In charge of the campaign in
the pension office. Mr.. Stine reported
to the central liberty loan committee
that the grand total for the office Is
s139,O0o, an average of s115 per cap
fta
This is the best record made by any
government department OF similar
size.
Evening star., 1919-05-06

PARIS, May (F'rench Wireless
Service) THE imaginary invasion of
German territory by the French was
the pretext for the declaration of war
on France. says Gottleib Won JagoW,
former German foreign minister, in
a book which he has just published,
entitled The Universal War. It's
Causes and Beginning The alleged
French incurSionS were reported TO
the German staff by subordinate OF
ficers. Won JagOW says. and the stan
communicated the information to the
government without attempting 10
ascertain the facts.
The former foreign minister as
serts that before the war he was
convinced of the necessity Of an ac-
cord with Great Britain and expresses
regret that Germany unfavorably re-
cefyed offers of an alliance made IN
1899.
When the Austro-Hungarian am
bassador in Berlin communicated to
him the text of the ultimatum to
Serbia. Won Jagow says he thought
its terms were too rigorous. He
declares he expressed some astonish-
ment that Berlin had not been in
formed earlier of the steps taken at
Vienna.
Theodor Wolff. in the Tageblatt,
commenting on Won Jagow's version
of the interview he had with the
Austrian ambassador concerning the
ultimatum to Serbia. says that after
reading he is more at loss than ever