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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN

WEST hist sTREEr--MuIvihm 4
Co. sold tho three story dvellins
2oxfoo, At 1sl West hist street. 10
James H Cruikshank to q client fo
all cash,
WEST sIxTY-NINTH STREET,. J
Philiips d Co. sold to q client for oc
cupancy 40 West Sixty-ninth street, 4
nye story building. 2oxio2.
EAST 122D STREET-Meister Builders
Inc, bought from the Tebertan Cor
poration two flve story apartment
houses at 2os and 2l0 East 122,
street. 60xl00.
WEST 1l7TH sTREET-sydney I Mo,
bought from Theresa weinstook ant
her sisters or Milwaukee, wis, IN,
hve story apartment at 90 West ira
street. 27x1oo. Herman r. Elias, at
torney. acted for the purchaser.
AVENUE D-Louise Pollok sold IN,
nve story tenement, 25.exiol.11, a
134 Avenue D. -
EAST NINErY-N1NTH STREET.
Leitner. Bremen a Starr sold for Ra
chel A. Friend. trustee OF the estate O
Joseph w. Kennedy. the 1--WE story Ma
AT I'll East Ninety-ninth street, e5,
10o.1l.
WEST 18TH STREET.-THE Purd,
Realty Corporation sold TO Rose Bar
Der, through Louis r. Bernhois. 22i
Wost 12sth street, a three story dwell
Ing. 16x99.1l.
DELANCEY sTREET--K. sobifter an,
NJ. Ellenberg sold for Mishkin Fsin
berg the six story building, 2ixlo0, Al
the southwest corner OF Delaney ant
Suffolk streets.
SEVENTH AVENUE - Berlowitz 4
Caine sold for Henry Ungrich SO,
seventh avenue. a four story building
S0x75. to Joseph Manheimer.
AVENUE DIX. Schifter has sold 10,
Selia Teitlebsum - and 81 Avenue d
six story building, 44xS0. The buyer
gave in part payment 80 Norfolk
street. a six story tenement, 25xl0o.
WEST INST sTREET-Joseph Shen,
bought from William D. Faris,
through James Boyd the i've stor,
apartment house at 632 West Ills
street. 71x1oo. It was held at S195,.
600.
WEST TwENTY-EIG STREET
DR.. Robert p. Green sold to tn,
Oestretcher Realty Company, C. oes.
tricher president. c2e West Twenty.
eighth street. a 1--WE story tenement
25x1o0.
WEST SIXTEENTH STREET-Peter p
Sherry sold for the Schermerhorn or.
tate 43s West Sixteenth street. a
hve story tenement. 26xs2. to James
8. Harmon.
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sted Company, Mawhinney q Geckler,
irving Perman, Bernard Rappaport,
schaenen Wooden Company. Clarendon
Manufacturing Company and Harry b.
Neeson: In rs Spring street TO c. w.
Sauer Corporation in 81 West Thirty
ninth street to Arthur Landaner. Inc,
Abram Mayer and Thomas" in 221
Fourth avenue to Rotschild q Colotaroff,
c. p. Toomey. Walter Wesendonck,
Lowenberg 4 Bruenn, Demetrc Bros. q
Beals Leo Moskowits, the Burdick Gar
rison Company. Inc. Kurt Heitler, The
Fair, w. H. Duvai q Co. and Michael
Firsh; in 12s Fifth avenue to Rosen &
Duberstein, The Fair and Carnival Sup
ply Company. Lipfeld Company. Inc.
Picker q Faniwick, Gustave PHILIPPE
La Mode Dress Company, Louis Swed
and Beauties Underwear Company.
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LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

1lsTH ST. sws. $50 lat av. ?5xloolO
Adelaide G Ryan agt Anna Rartels ct
al (partitionJ; attys, Foley & Martin.
18TH ST. 1888 City Real Estate Co agt
SSsTPn pG' atfy Il swain foreclosure of
COOPER SQUARE. a.. or Ith Av .;
Dyckman st. s. 4bss n 10Th av. 22sN
l0t6x irreg: l57th at. c |. intersec high
water line OF Hudson River, runs X
l3b.4x X - to beg; l2th av,
c !, intersec c | 18th st, runs W TO
high water mark OF Hudson River X $
130N o X n 1911 10 beg; Prince st, GO
to 81; Crosby 81 liS-Daniel + Mahoney
agt Annie f Mahonoy ct al (partltion) ;
atty Whalen.
MANHATTAN AV. W cor Hath ST. 100. -
NeS. 3 Manhat Life ms Co agt Carl II
Richardson trustee, ct al foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE atty, II W Kennedy,
10TH Az, " cor 4Tth ST. 25.5X75-Mary
l. Kenney agt Thomas Hennessy e.
81 foreclosure OF mortgage; ATTY. I J
Brady.
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CHAMBERS STREET DEAL.

Horace s. Ely q Co. and Cammann.
voorhees, a Floyd have sold IS New
Chambers street, running through to
Roosevelt street. a six story building on
lot 36xS1x27x58, for the American Mis-
sionary Association to Nat L. Berzen.
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for about twenty-five years ana wns hei6
At $4,000. Negotiations are now pend
ing to resell this building to a buyer
who VIII alter II into smaller suites for
pscneior apartments. Harold c. Lewis
was the broker. The seller was renre-
scented by Stoddard & Mark.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

nth ST, lO?-lOs w-Raisler Spriul, or "a
agt Land Map Rlty Corpn. owner, Nor
mar ReAl Est Corpn, contr. ..Sbls.7 -
BROADWAY. 8. whole front bet Canal
and I.ispenard SITS. ss.6xI2sx-xl26; Nor
ris Jacob agt Canal 81 Bldg Corpn
owner; Philip Berman. Inc, contr, $3.50
WATER ST, l72 to REORGANIZATION Eng
Corpn agt " Y City Dist Rlty Corpn,
owner (renewaD .....,,.......S60,2 74.42
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CHURCH BUYS 1875 LIBERTY ST,

Tho small building at 15s Liberty
street, adjoining the Liberty Building
corner OF West street and facing the Coel
and Iron Exchange, was purchased
oy the Hellenic Orthodox Church OF
81: Nicholas. which will have the prop
ery remooeiied for its purposes II il
. three story store ana loft, asx55.a ana
was sold TO the church for the estate OF
Mary Lockman by the CruilSshank Com.
pany.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
Sc Lord Byron Barry, April ..
IS Ampecto, Rotterdam April %
Sc Cape Henry, lmminghAm. May T.
IS Mons. GLASGOW. May 3
Sc Roma, MarseilIes, May 7.
IS David Lloyd George, Gibraltar, May {.
IS Panaman, Bordeaux, NAVY.
SIS Sverre Barry May s.
SIS Otsego, Bordeaux, May H.
SIS Manta Barry, May S.
SIS East Port, Barry May s.
SIS Kiows. Barry, May 5.
s. STandetioGPdjj AntTysrg, Nay
SIS Johanna, Dunkirk, May S
IS Dorothy Havre. May S.
SIS city Of Atlanta, savannah, May 20.
IS Carona, Liverpool. May Is.
Due Tomorrow
S. Agamcmnon, Brest. May 49,
SIS Harrisburg. Brest May 10.
S. Santa Paula, Bordeaux. May II
SIS santa Barbara, Bordeaux, May 10.
IS Radnor. Pauillac, May l..
SIS Santa Elena, Brest May TO-
SIS W. l.. Steed, La Palice, May 10.
Hospital ship Mercy. St. NazaiIe, May "a.
IS santa Teresa. st, Nazalre, May -.
SIS Minnekahda. London. May IL
IS Marengo, Hull May 10,
SIS Borinauen, Plymouth, May o
o city of Lincoln. HUI, May 10
S. waimate London, May ..
SIS FL Norte, Galveston. May Is.
Due Sunday.
SIS America Brest. May IL.
SIS West Eldara. Plymouth, May l..
SIS Yale, Azores, May II
SIS Stockholm, Gothenburg, May Il.
IS Muskogee. Antwerp May 10.
Due Monday.
SIS Tiger, st NaZaire, May l3
SIS Edward Luckenhach, st, Nazaire May II.
cruiser Montana, Brost, May ls.
IS Europa. Marscilles, May 10.
IS III Vale, Galveston, May 20.
MTG PARCEL POST MAILS
Great Britain, Ireland. Egypt and Rriti an
Indla-Closc at A. NJ, MAY %. SIS. Celtic.
France Algeria and Tuuis--Close $50 A. NJ
Nav q SIS ROChamheau.
Gibraltar and Ualy-Close A. NJ May %,
S. Sofia A. NJ May -. IS. Giuseppe VERDI
NOrway-Ilose II 20 A NJ. May 90 IS. Der.
gensNord
Norway, sweden and DenmArk--Close II 30 A
II. May "a. Sc. Freierik VIII.
TRANsPACrIC MAILS.
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GALLATIN PROPERTY nEsoLp.

Two Of the row OF Ave private dvai,-
ings at l5s to ls7 East sixty-tbird
street purchased from the Gallatin FAM
ny IN February by Frederick J. sterner.
the architect. have been resold. The dis.
posais involve 1853, sold to Mrs Sybil X
W. sellers, and 16l. to Mrs. Elizabeth s.
Gerard. ~
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan

TAD ST. 8, As . Av A, 2Sxsl+-Bo-
hemian-Amsrican r K Association u to
Kaufman Falk. May 20. 1901; attys,
Wallace a Cook. SO Wall st......llO, 900
Emigrant Indust Saw Bank. April 2s.
1906; atty. VIM C Orr. 81 Chambers
wAsHINGToN sT 'isS.ss-j II ana Louisa Louisa
Deermer to Title Guar a. Trust Co, Dec
%, 1898; atty. Title Guar & r Co l7s
18th ST n g. 1sS w SIN Az GOV 5,iiooSS'ssoo
Mary Corduke and ano to Columbia Tr
Co, trustee, May 81. 1908: attys. Davies
stone & A, 50 Nassau st........S27, 900
5sTH ST. 1871 w T Hambay TO the U g
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1Hr4VI7HI CIs17 MINI H1VHC'
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. IS 80 A NJ Sun b......S:l3 p N
Moon rises. ....l:33 AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 2 :os A NJ Gov. Island. 90 A NJ
He'll Gate......4:i9 A
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .S:B A M Gov. Island. o IL A NJ
Hell Gate......loa7 An
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipts $50 head: mainly
consigned direct to slaughterers. No trad =
ing to-day; feeling weak. Dressed beef
quiet at 20G 2Sc per lb., for common TO
CALyEs-Receipts 1.2lO head; $50 on
y,esls sold at .l7atls per 100 lbs; culs.
tf 0lS: fed-calves tlldlS; dressed
calves. arm; city dressed veals, 2292sHc
per ib; country dressed veals. 2o9 acc.
! 80 Jl iSs ayCs YER SIs Gul,,' i75 ;,s,-
$3.50; 5 oulls. II, SIS
=, W. r. Hume: 225 veals. 15i. $40; ?, las,
w; 10 culls. l?5, sls.
10. l?i. $3.50: s fed-calves. l6e, SIS
SHEEP AND Administrations. $500
heau; cars on sale. Offerings were near
" all Southern spring lambs: feeling full
.teady. Fair to good sheep (ewes) sold at
3.ou $50 per 100 lbs; spring lambs i7I.
dressed dressed mutton slow at isd22c per ID. /:
dressed dollhouse lambs. SlOQi4 per car
cass; limitations s597.
sales--McPherson a. Co.: 2s4 Maryland
spring lsmbs. 90 lbs. average. i2i; 8
ssaaeeeT; ~, $40. ksrns Commission Co. I:
s smlsiry.snd spring lambs, 81; '?l; 222 va.
1850; 1s. 1875. SO cuiis IS SsH Sc ro vi;
O. O. shannon; 70 Va. spring lamb, 70. al;
90 sheep. 1l3, $3.50.
HOGs-Receipts 3IsO head; half a chr
to Fairly h esiHs ssnersJy steady Light
lbs pigs so. 5g"2i: roaehs, sf f 5SS
1850: stays. ia: bears, si0, Son6iry
dressed hogs quiet at Il q csc per H. for
heavy TO light weights.
oo SSsiIss--J q. Curtis & Son: 60 state hogs.
roushs, 900. sis,,2S.- V'0V' O. 49, '-o3''
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RESALE OF 90 PEARL STREET

w. z. Dean a Co., who vere ,bs hro..
ers In the recent sale of the buildine A.
81 Pearl street by Mary Bittner 10 Sam
uel Brody. have resold the property for
Mr. Brody to Poulides Bros, cigarette
manufacturers, who will use II for their
building. NV
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BUYS WEST END Ay. HOUSE.

u. oaniel II. Jackson has purchased from
s. s1[ stein, trustee Of the Joseph
I'm estate, 752 West End avenue, 40
Ave. south OF Sinety-seventh street,
.,, e story apartment house. The prop
~ nad been held in the Stein family
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RECORDED LEASES.

10TH ST. $40 f. W str a b--sam Hcch'
to Paul Albert, $40 r 10Th st, 2 yrs
from Dec 5. 1918: attys Levin scheror
.7TH ST. i,s W, ai--Marearet V Kelley
TO Isidore Katz, 143 w 47th ST, yrs
from May l. 1919; atty. Joseph oatman.
SANE PRoPERiTrY. ist n 4 rear p, cellar
---IEidore Katz to John saiia, i4s W
attn 81, ll-l2 yrs from June l, 1918:
7TH Az, lSs. str q b-Fredk W Haase to
Fred w Hsasc Co. Inc. from July !.
1919. TO Aug 81. 1928, with rem to Dec
/, 1880 at $4,000; atty. Jos G Abram-
son, 80 Church Ht...... .&742S TO 1910
SYST ST. 302 W. all-Anne T Seggerman
to Louis PIncus. 200 W sab 81. from
Henry NJ & NJ. 277 d'way: C excess taxes;
io Gr 'e sT ssi W. a-Msrio" 10 Ba .isy
to Louis Pincus, 200 W saith st, 20 yrs
from May !, 1919; attys, Henry, NJ,
2TI BWay ...',,...'.. ss,oOV TO $4,000
Bronx.
MORRIS PARK AV. Sl3, store-Chas GIL
liz to Benz GinsberE. SIS Morris Park
av. yrs from Dec l, 1917. atty. 5
Honig. $50 Bway................ s4eO
CLINTON Az. 1891, frame bldE--Mary A
KeeEan to Frank Relic, $50 fremont av.
/ yr from Jan l, 1915 atty. Relic. $50
ISoTH ST, !ss E. 2 sly 6ldg-Hy weikeT
nv, and ano, yrs from May |, 1918;
atty, f Fischer. 7ss f l5Oth ST $685.
VALENTINE Az, 23sl, cor store-Andrew
Bechmann to : Allison, 2876 Ryer ay.
yrs from Jan /, 1871, atty. IL q Rabn-
owitz, 81 Union q,.,.,.......,..Sl,0S $50
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Live Stock Markets I'm Other C,,,

::S sG e. 5liiSoo sSner%jiy atc loWsr TOP.
$3.50 1 meSin yTV'lGn Go;So; heavy: SEQ so o.
Fhs: es5 5a 20 TGs4 pe. i ISG 70 ioss
NS25 1920: heavy packing sows. SIS. II
c Cattle PIGS, 81: az g. g. 80, ON
stock weak to iOc lower than yest 9qtInss
y wsigbg,; beef steers, medium ana heavy
m meiHn, choice and prime, sl6.sOIiS;
sist0 1, And FG"d tlOgis5O; common
choice, sliHls.I0: common and I'M med ,' an1
~ ~ 10 l+35; butcher cattle heifers. sSSS
! Ei4.H5' cows $3.50 a 1885: Gamers and
cutters s.. a q 6.s5: veal calves, light and
! -, ,innney eWeight' tll;5O q l4?6; feeder steers,
s6eep1R Rec s'%Gksr so steers
some sales uneven. Lambs. 50 lbs down
s s15a IN lt5@; So " W, 81: = aii SulIs
sllQls; ewes s. GiO So: ewes s. cn Mn'" ana
common. Hu Z. Is: breeding ewes s. TIE tie
" ~. L s1ri; 'i Ma SO -uos.po,o,n,
200 lower; lights, $50 Is T2O.5O: pigs
eiss;SOn 1875; mixed ami butchers s5oi5
20 ~ % - y S9ood heavy, S@o.t5a 2O75 bulk.
Cattle--Recetpts, :,sOo; steady. Native
fs eS 'G ,Ic,ds ~ "a i25o; SoGkers ana
srn beef steers. s1oQls; b,ef cows ana
~ hHi Ne $50 70. Gamers and cutters,
Sheep--Receipts. i?oo. steady. Lambs
sdS?5 n $50; ewes, Sl2a 1850. canners
NHNDpfEs, ~ ~ :. %.
S1oidN > May 22.-HoEs-Receipts
n,oVO lower Packers and butchers $50 IA
.o'so common 10 choice, Sl4al975. pigs
and lights. sliHle,75
steadv, san
Sh;sep-Reoeipt'. 800, steady. Lambs.
EAST BUFFALo, May 2?.-Ca,tle-Re.
ceipts, 400; heavy.
, calves - Receipts, $50: active 75c.
Hogs-Rcccr,s. 1000: active an, higher.
Workers S2l75, Hight Yorkors and pigs
$2o'" A." q; roughs Sl9Hl9.:j. stays. Sc
sheep a!d reembs-Roccin's, 100: SOW.
M ISmeI ii i5 SO ysar,ing, 'iogls
oCrhIcAGo; Nay 22--Hogs-Rooetp,s. 4s.,
ooo generally - TO Aor. lower han yes.
mated tomorrow, 5000. 'Rulk, SO. S 5cs
5 49, hSayy ,w.CiEhA ;2o55 2o75, mss
sea- 2o@s iiFhr ight. 81 IT," Is Ss 20 ~
heavy packing s'ws, smooth. $50 a 20 20;
P,asskeinnE so~%s rough. $40 5oals,75; pigs,
cnulc-Rrceip's - ooo; beef steers
steady to strong she stock steady 10 use.
5oc. higher stock"rs ana fooders weak. est
,Iat,,%i to,5m@r1oH 300 BGof steers;
s925al6; common. tii50@lS15O: light
weight good ara choice, si5 als.?S,
butcher cattle, hoiters. 'S25di475, cows.
s. l." II. 30, Gamers ami cutters ss4 n
80, yea. calves light AMI handy weight
VS. II 1880. feeder steers. ~ - Il "a rs;
stocker steers. SSg5u'9..o.
s'heep-Rec"lpts. ~ 600. spring lambs
steady; some shorn lambs strong 10 higher.
others, wooAed lambs ana sheep. steady
20 25c. lower, estimated tomorrow. 9.0oo
Lambs 81 lbs and down. Sl2. p ffl.: 50
lbs and up. sl2.75dI475: culs ana com
mon, $9al2.75, springs. SlG.75Wl9. year..
ling wethsrs. SllT12; ewes. medium. good
and choice, Ss,75H Il, culIs and common,
$500 AZ.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK

SIS La TourAine, from Havre.
IS Aduitania, from southampton.
- Ryndam. from St. NazaIre.
IS West Mahomet, from Antwerp.
IS Caronia, from Halifax
So Hudson Maru, from Gibraltar.
IS Byron, from Bahia.
SIS Past ores. from St. Nazalro.
IS Graf Waldersee. from Brest.
IS Volunteer, from Plymouth.
SIS West Humshaw, from Plymouth.
IS Mobile. from Brest.
IS lnvin4ble. from London.
IS Neu-e. from Trieste.
IS Creole, from Port Eads
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

Sc La savoie, at Havre.
As Louisville, at Liverpool.
SIS Capitainc Faure. at Brest.
SIS Cadillac, at London.
IS Helig Olav. for Christiansand, off Cape
Wrath.
SIS Tonawanda, at Avonmouth.
IS Cabo Menor. NJ CadE.
SIS Slldra, at Bergen.
Sc New Winsor, at HAMBURG.
SIS August at Hamburg.
- feltore. al Genoa
S. West field at Genoa.
- Concho, at Key West.
SIS City of ST. Louis. at Savannah.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAY 20.
Cruiser Charleston, Brest, May II
IS lmperator, Brest, May 10.
SIS Leviathan. Brest, May Is.
Cruiser Seattle. Brest. May 10.
SIS Mexican, Bordeaux, May 10
Sc Ohioan, Bordeaux, May 10.
SIS kalserin Auguete Victoria, Brest. May IL
Sc Cantalrico, Dartmouth, April ~.
IS Crewe Hall, Gibraltar, May l.
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SIS Westboro, Plymouth. May 3.
rs lxion, London, May 10.
SIS Yale, Brest, May 3.
IS Maiden, Antwerp, May ..
IS Lepanto, Huh. May 6.
Sc Timoretto, Barry, May IL.
SIS Mexico, Liverpool. May 2
IS Acacia, Dumferline. May I.
Sc kifuh Maru, swansea, May 3.
IS Gustav Vegeland, Cardiff. May s.
Sc Rowland, Christi nia, May 2.
Sc Moritara, Cardiff. May ).
IS Susuuehanna, Gibraltar, April q,
SIS Knight Companion London, May s.
rs Tacoma, Havana, May II.
50 Munsorno, Buenos Ayres. April 10.
SIS Munamar, Antilla, May IS.
IS Lake Cayuga. Porto Colombia, May IL.
IS Lake Lesa, Cienfuegos, May II.
IS Inca, Macoris. May L.
So Waconta, Nassau, May Is.
IS Juno, Curacao. May 8.
IS Gansfiord, Cananova May IL
IS Lenape, Jacksonville, May 10.
IS HI Paso, Galveston. May IL.
IS City of Manila, Boston, May 81
Ss City OF Savannah, Boston, May 81.
IS City OF Rome. Norfolk. May p.
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TRANsPACFIC MAILS
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
LUCY APPEARS
ONCE AGAIN
Former Institution of keokuk Is
Seldom Seen Any More, But
Is Still Here, Although
Passe.

The Lucy made call this morn
ing after a long retirement from her
sphere of Keokuk society.
The Lucy was so named by the
newspaper men twenty years ago,
when she was young, because the
first prisoner hauled to the city Jail
was a police court character of that
name.
The wagon was bright with blue
paint and polished brass then, and
was sight to behold as it dashed
madly along the street after a plain
drunk lying somewhere on the side
walk
This morning, when it was out
again at 7:3O o'clock, Lucy looked
passe, dull, dirty, and like a has
been in society.
She went to Fifth and Main and
brought in A Alcott, Of Fort Madi-
son, who was lying dead drunk there
on the sidewalk. Alcott is under a
former sentence here, suspended on
condition that he keep out Of Keo-
kuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
OF
DEFRAUDING
Wolf Concern at Quincy Charged
With Double Crossing Uncle
Sam in Filling War
Contracts.

QUINCY. ILL.,, April Aired Wolf,
ST.. and Paul Wolf, his son, both Of
the Wolf Manufacturing Co., of this
city, must stand trial in the courts of
the United States on the charge of
attempting to defraud the United
States government. The case was set
for trial for June 2 at Springfield.
The charge grows out of alleged
fraudulent practices on the part Of
the defendants, officers and managers
of the Wolf Manufacturing %, in
filling extensive war contracts with
the war department for saddles, seal.
bards, holsters and other leather
goods.
In denying the motion to quash the
Indictment Judge FitzHenry deliver
ed his decision orally, after which
the defendants were arraigned and
entered pleas of not guilty as
charged.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
WORDS
WERE SPOKEN
Railroad Administration Industrial
Board Controversy Has Be-
come Tangle Which Is
Quite Serious.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON, April Awhile Of
ficials today waited direct word from
President Wilson, the railroad adj
ministra board contro.
versy developed into one of the most
serious inter-departmental breaches
of the present administration. Sec
rotary Glass is backing Director
General Hines unqualifiedly. Secre-
tary Redfield, father of the board, is
just as vigorously supporting Chair
man George N. Peek.
Reports of conversations between
the various parties concerned tell
of bitter words, with many charges
and counter charges. Glass and
Hines claim several other high Off
Gals support their position, while
Redfield points to the fact that Presi-
dent Wilson approved the plan of the
industrial board as originally drafted.
Indications at the white house are
that the president, far removed from
the dispute, may refuse to be drawn
into it. A short time ago Hines is
understood to have put the matter
UP to the president, who is said to
have made nc direct recommends.
lions. Some indication of the presi-
Dental attitude is expected today.
Several officials believe the breach
has become so serious that II the
board is to continue it's price reduc-
ton work, radical changes must be
made in Its policy. 1t is also prob
able that in this event the board
would be reorganized.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
HANNIBAL AND
RIVER FRONT
That City Moves to Completely Con
troll the Operation of Steam
boats Entering That
Port

The city of Hannibal has taken
steps to establish at once munich
pally owned packet depot, warehouse
and landing on it's river front.
The packet depot there is owned
by the Streckfus company, and the
building is on land owned by the
CITY. The city has notified the COM
pany to remove the buildings within
sixty days. A lease for ten years
would run until 1920, but 1t contains
a clause giving either party a right
to annul it any July on sixty days
notice.
The Streckfus people have been
paving S25 per year for the ground
rent and last year asked another
line $500 season rental for the
privilege of landing there. The action
of the city is said to be the begin
ming of the complete control and
operation of its river front by the
city of Hannibal.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
RIG VOLCANO
IN ERUPTION
Many Lives Lost and Great Property
Damage in South America
When Mountain
Explodes.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
RIO JANEIRO, April A violent
volcanic eruption in the mountain
range near Palmeira Dos Indios has
resulted in the death Of many per.
sons. and great property damage, &C.
cording to delayed advices received
here today.
Dispatches report that at midnight
on March 30 sudden explosion tore
a crater a mile and a quarter long in
a mountain near the village. Huge
streams of lava and boiling water
poured down the mountainside, de.
stroying everything in their path.
The eruption was accompanied oy a
hurricane of great intensity Which
added to the destruction. The ernr'
ton is continuing and the population
of that entire region is fleeing to the
coast. This is the first time airy
volcanic activity has ever occurral
in these mountains.
Volcanic disturbances are also re
ported near Formosa, Municipio and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
SENIORS. WIN 49,.
CHAMPIONSHIP
They Have Pennant for Basket Ball
in keokuk High School, But
Won It in Hard Fought
Games.
IN THREE GOOD GAMES
Baseball Tournament Of Next Week
Becomes More Interesting on
Account of Determine
ton to Win.
IN THREE GOOD GAMES

Three fast games of basketball
were played at the Y. M. c. A. at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon, between
the four classes of the Keokuk high
school.
The juniors won the first game
over the freshmen A to 10, but had
to work hard for victory.
In the second game, the seniors beat
the sophomores "a to IL, in hard
game, the sophomores using sub
stitute for man who did not show
up.
The winning seniors and juniors
then played the finals. and the
seniors won the championship 10 to
8, in scrappy game all the way
Although the seniors have the PEN
nant in basketball, the other classes
are now the more determined to keep
them out of the baseball champion
ship at the tournament to be held
next Thursday.
The Players on the Teams.
The lineup of the four teams play
ing yesterday was as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Keith, right
forward; Alling, left forward; Blood,
center; Danford, left guard; Brum-
back, right guard.
phomore-Phillips, right for
ward; Jones, left forward; Kirchner,
center; COLLISION, right guard; La
Porte, ", left guard.
Juniors-Hart, right forward; Wor-
ster, left forward; Wills, Roche. cen
ter; WylIie, right guard; Ebersoie,
left guard
Senior-Sunley, right forward;
Ewing, left forward; Odell center;
Roberts, right guard; Balloon, left
guard.