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MORTGAGES. 'f
with name and address or lender ana
Attorney
downtown.

South OF Fourteenth street,
RRoONE ST. 47s-s. =, Soxloo; wooster
81, So, e s. :4llxloo. M April S9~h Esl
inxs $50 tth av. due May Is, 1924, 80
atiys. Cadwaiader, W T, 80 wa.
pss,oo;ME ST .7s.s; wooster st, Ga May
?s-Same to Arthur Foster. Union
square, due Jan &. 1924, 6%, Pr mtg
$4,000: atty. John II hensh"W' ~ 900
SANE Nq : Property. p m, May :smsame TO
Atlantic Finance CorPn w srS ~ cSS
d dne aH Gstn ne" So a. :29 Bwas' Sc, 500
BANK ST, %, S.lOS92,l p N; Ieo r. tn
stanley Jordan to sa nn nr n'e I5 1879 SS
KY iyon stty rr'c {; & T co, i7s sway. "iooo
SANE PRoPERTY, p N; Feb t-sam 8 70
ark y ]. due April is, 1885 sc StxtSyS;
AsToR P i.!s, I"fa sssissr st; "'0 cS
~ Jacob Harmotz. 1856 Hooper st, brook
iyn. ct al. demand, Sc; attys, sc.lsS IN
so ger l. IT 10 1S %Ail sxSs.7xss Sssss NJ
May 29-Erimbria De LA and ano 10 ny
Prellwitz and ano. eArs, PeconiS; J.,
yrs, Sc atty. NJ III ,no noS
Bway .......'' '''' ''''''''''
East Side.
tEa.t Of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 11oth streets)
5sTH ST. 5. l7b " LaAinst9n Sy. sTH OK
1905. p m, May 22.Gra1e IL Dane 10
trustees viii Grace \ Oliver VI, SO,
pr mtg $4,000; sttys, Larkin & ferrSS;
san ST T"s' Isl LIST az. g5xIOa.2, p m.
June 2-Josephine Violence to Aug Z
Watering. b5i " ls5,h at, eNr, yrt,
5es address, 81 William st.'.''.'N 10000
West side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Four
teenth and llOth streetsD
BROADWAY, 1889, s, Mt former
Stewart and i04.S n 30th st, runs W 2SI,S
to . 9Th av Ks l22N 24s.b to Bway K
van to Columbia Trust Co, 90 Bway,
trustee, due July ], 1924, SO, pr mtg
Se37,5oo; atty. Lawyers T Il CO $50
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street,
n$TH ST, 20 vi 60 r. sSHloohi m;
BnNs GrSsn Ac Ges" av scsrsdsie
Y. yrs, sc, pr mtg $4,000 atty.
Edw w %llmsnn 1853 BYsy. $3.50 go
i'f fdc5. an. M Nay s,5Icuisa ss AMI f TO
GiovGnna Cucinotta, Ssl2 18th av
Brooklyn, due and int as per bond, pr
mtg $1,000; atty T Co. .l?e
ls77THf sTi;, aas u, IS, :5xssii' p m. Nay May
ss--D F Farrell to Emily Goeller, 1903
y 10Th st. Syrs' Sh"; atty y 4
13isT ST, z, S.. iIox9s,ii. p m May May
?ImHudWIIl DSwsn to The Hadwiil
$3.50; atty. Hudson Rose Co, NV iSth
18TH ST, ssl ", 8, isIss.ll. M May May
2C-Olvla n Brown to ! Leo 52g w
lisd 81, due and int as per bond attys
Dulon & Roe: 81 Park Row 500
18TH ST. 22s w, s, lSE99.Il, n m
May s6-Edw n Carter to same. dupand
int as per bond; attys, same. 49,. 81, 900
AMSTERDAM Az. 1870 27xlOO p m
May sS-Lamaks Realty Co to Emily A
Hurry, i23 seth ST. ct al. exrs, &C, due
June l, 1924, SO, pr mtg $4,000; atty.
Il @ TT Co, l76 Bway 900
AMSTERDAM Az, 1879, W =, rs $ lBOth
st, 27xloo p m, May 2s-Same to same
due, June !, 1924, 6FS, pr mtg .2l,OOO
AMSTERDAM Az 1914, " cor l5Oth St
2sNl00, y insane TO same, due June l.
1894, Sc, pr mtg $4,000 atty
same. ..... ..................sIe 900
IbOTH ST SIS 1I66 e Convent ay SSSx
99.f, p IN, May es--SerNice Realty 90
to J q Moore, lab W'l+7th st, ct al due
June /. 1929, SO atty. y tn " 90
Irony.
Borough OF The BRONX
BosCoBEL AI. . - SLS n Shakespeare
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BUSINESS LEASES,

Louis Schrag leased for the Estate Of
William E. Ward. the buildings, $40
Sixth avenue and So West Twenty first
street. TO Morris Reinis. Isadore Stamp
Ter and Benjamin Pauker.
A. A. Hagemsn leased the corner
store at 1888 Second avenue. to Herman
Gelb. Joseph Rubin and Samuel Cohen
and the third floor at 6S4 Sixth avenue,
10 Simon Weinberg, Inc
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Raljan Holding Corp (speeinc perform
anceD. atty, x Raynor.
67TH ST, 24s E-Babies Shelter OF the
Church of the Holy Communion agt
Lillian Bates ct al tforeclos OF mtB;
attys, Worcester, Williams g. SAKE.
i4lST ST 1903 to 1903 W--Harted Realty
Co. Inc, agt 3A w 7ad ut Corp ell al
tspecihc performance: atty. Locker.
l2ITH ST, l07 E--Ida Mailer agt Samuel
Frank ct al (partition) atty, Bitter.
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PLAN NEW sYNAGoGUE.

As a site for a synagogue. the prop
.rty at $50 to $50 Grand street, running
through to 403 10 407 Madison street.
has been acquired by the Chebra Agudas
Achim Chesed Shell Emeth. 1t meas
urss IS feet on Grand street and 81 feet
on Madison street. II formerly belonged
10 william Lustgarten and was pur-
chased last month by Arthur A. Gold
stein.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Louis Gold bought fifty lots on East
Twenty second street and on Avenue X,
upon which he will Immediately COM
mence the erection of twenty-five private
residences
Buckley & Horton Co. sold 1888 Union
street two story house, 2ox1o5, for the
Chester Drug Co. To client for invest
ment
Henry Person Co. Inc, sold SAT
First street. a three story dwe!!;ng, 20N
100, and $50 Second street, a three
story dwelling. to c. NJ. Bishop.
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NEW YORK CITY REAL estate.

EXECUTOR DESTROYS OF closing estate
offers premises 5l6 TO $40 West 18th st
boN9s. now occupied by three frame dwell
tngs. excellent location; half block
from Broadway subway station or Amster-
dam Ave, cars. CHARLES EDEY FAY,
bl wall ST -
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To BUILD LARGE GARAGE.

Henry Hof leased for Joseph Gordon
the plot at 23s to 2t5 East Forty-nrst
street. running through 10 $50 East
Forty-second street, FOR twenty-one
years. with renewal privileges. to Henry
]. Hillman. who will erect a modern
garage. Middlebrook and Borland repre-
sented the owner as attorneys.
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OTHER SALES IN. THE BRONX.

DAVIDSON AVENUE. Lincoln seIde
Company sold 1917 Davidson avenue.
two family house. to a client for
occupancy.
LA FoNTAINE AvENUE-The f. A.
Polak Realty Company sold for Mrs.
I. Henderson to Martin Turaoine. rep
resented by Albert Rosenthal, 20Og La
Fontaine avenue. a Ave story apart
ment house, 37x10O
OGDEN ANENUE--Mrs Sterling sold
sol ogden avenue, a f1ve story apart
ment house, 75x95. The property was
held at 100000.
PARK AVENUE-The Nelson Holding
Company sold to~an investing client OF
Is. Schoen and A. Wright the two Ave
story apartment houses, with stores,
at the northeast corner OF Park ave-
nue. and 1S5th street. 100x1OO.
WHITLOCk AVENUE-M. l.. & c.
Ernst sold the three family housek.
each 25x1oo. at $40. s51 and s55
Whitlock avenue. to Louis Weller.
Samuel Brody and Oscar weiner re-
spectively. through Leitner, Bremen &
Starr.
BARKER AvENUE-The Municipal
Liens Company of Rochester sold the
plot. 100x125, on the east side of
Barker avenue. 800 feet north OF Post
street. to the O'Conneli Contracting
Company.
BATHGATE AvENUE-Charles r. Fa-
ruolo sold to Mrs Josephine Pfreimer
the dwelling at 2075 Bathgate avenue
25x100.
EAST 164TH STREET-Cahn & Calm
sold to Jacob Friedman ST. East
164th street, three story nat. 3sx77X
irregular.
HONEYWELL AVENUE-Heller &
Sussman bought from a Mr.. Fallon the
four story apartment house, 50x6O, at
1876 Honeywell avenue.
EAST 142p STREET-Lillian Materne
sold the three story dwelling. l7x10O.
at +0e East 1870 street to Douglas
Brinkley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises....5:27 M Sun sets...s:N P NJ
Moon sets. ....l2 90 pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 90 Pm Gov. Islsndic:3s p NJ
He'll Safe 900. - 30 + NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6:si A NJ Gov. Island. Z IL A NJ
He'll Gate......9:22 A NJ
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lat s7os THIRD AvENU
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were SGS3.737,90. OF
which $l53.1S776 was for merchandis
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
$3.50. s00.lB for recent importations.
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IL Acre Fruit and Poultry Fa,r

Orchard, 1000 trees. 700 currant bu,hs,
seven room residence. nice barn sheds
hen house, good water. az mile. frcn,
city Of Hudson; $1,000. 1000 down: II acra
truit place LOO fruit trees y mile froIn
depot. house all modern inlprovsmant.
even wired up for electric lights, pr,, !.
$1,000 come and see same. LLOYb NJ
HALLENBECk. Greendale-on- the Il udson
A $500 PAYMENT secures small yiIIo..
farm. balance like rent; apple trees in fuII
bearing; nve room model farm house In
course Of construction; village water; cleo
trio light short walk station Adde'S
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE, 20 West ssnd
Street $3.50 Madison Square.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan,

WATER ST 2S-Ellz Van Rensselaer, Boell
Of Katonah y Y, 10 Philip u Jennings,
sept 10, 1903; atty y Co. 1875
ST h"SsyycHoiAs' Az s,ssi.ss-,FiredikH ; SpS
Marie |. Hulberg to BdwAy Saw Instn,
81 Park pl,' Jan IS, 1916 atty, KEEL
Ter SSS BwaS - ,,:...,.i' - goo
Rauch, 10 10Th av Mount Vernon n
V, March %, 1912: atty, Title Guar & 7
GO, l,S B"ay k.,. 1900
LENlNiToN Az etth 81 so SHSO-
TO Emigrant Indust Saw Bank. April 20.
1905; atty Title Guar & Go. l76
It'll Nv, ION st. Toiixloo-oids
Const co TO Leon TuchmAn. 1890. 9TH
av, April rs, 1915, atty, Louis Mannheim,
aOZ BWaE sb,OO0
5OTH ST 3l5 Ada and Alexis Oenin,
on promises, to Anna " Underhill, Ossin-
ing, y Y, sept T. lsi2: atty, Abr S I'm
derhill, Ossining. y Y..,,.,,.,...I,O 900
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ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST a. 1875 r Leuox Av, mtg SAL
00o--Abr = Newburgsr TO Lawyers Title
& r Co. 80 SWAY. .,,,..,,,.,,: t4s goo
DRIVE, l3l. mtg s2s 900
BARCLAY Halt'1E Corpn to Sir Lea Corpn
40 Bway; attys, Strasbourg q $, -
Bway ..,......... .,,,',.'..'.,.-,,..
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $50, mtg now $40
OOO-North Castle Realty Corpn to Hugh
p Skelly, - w $50 st; atty, Thos r
Keogh, 2S3 Bway ......,.,.,..,.,...,
Bronx.
VERIO Az. 4270-ElH c Van Nest 10
Fairfield Holding Corpn, 100 BWay; attys,
Merrill a. n, 100 BwAy, ....... So 500
LOT ~, map W + Duncan, at Williams
bridge Ranaele Casa to Luigi Tarlone,
7ei " ""ad st: atty, A Clanchetti, G7s
L e.3d st,.,..,.. ..,,.,.............S6O 5000
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property
MONEY TO iOA>.


$4,000 to loan Nanhattsn, Bronx. viii
divide; also Building Leans pUROsN, les
Broadway
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL rosr MAI

TRANSATLANTIC PARCBL IOST NAILS.
Great Britain, ireland, Egypt and British
Indla-Close at A NJ. June 5, Sc. Cedric.
France. Algeria and Tunis-Ciose at s:Ss
NJ June T. SIS. La Lorraine.
Pnems.I io% 'Sae I ~, eaonss'
Gorbea Mendi: A. NJ. June 7. IS. Milwaukee
Bridge.
Union OF Soutn Attlca-cioso AZ ~ A. M
SIS Hallzones.
sweden-Closs at 10 80 A. N. June s, s..
Stockholm.
IceIand-Close at 10 4. NJ. June 5, So
Lag arioss.
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MECHANICS LIEN.


Attn ST los WI 4 Fischels Sons aet
A & y Realty co, owner; Maui - Res
tsurant 40, Inc, contractor .Slp3, so
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

18th ST, 26o-2b3 w, . D. 500 Sth av, 5Ox
ase two sty and bmt dwlEs-N Y T
a N Co agt Al p White ct al; due. s4S,
1851; taxes, &C. ;2,905.io: to the plain
lat s7os THIRD AvENUE.I
BY James J. Donovan,
lkisr ST, 2A u. . ., 2e5 Morris av, 25x
100, sty tnt--TimOthy sullivan hgt
Nicola FIneiii ct al! due, t5,5sLls; taxes
&c, 800; TO the plaintiff ............ $500
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SAILED FOX NEW YUM.
SIS Mauritania from Liverpool.
SIS Oscar H.. from Christiania.
SIS CalabriR. from Gibraltar.
SIS Won Steuben, from Brest.
IS Canopic, from Naples.
Sa Adriatic. from Liverpool.
SIS Somerset. from Gibraltar
SIS War Spaniel. from Palermo.
SIS Vixen. from birmingham.
SIS Hstteras, from Sort Talbot,
SIS Lake Lillian. from Cardiff
SIS Montoso. from Dartmouth.
IS AustrHlford from 81. Vincent.
SIS Lakewood, from Barbados.
SIS Havo. from Barry.
SIS Ocean, from Barry.
SIS Odland, from Barry.
SIS Rapidsn. from Lelth.
SIS Francisco; from Hull.
SIS Lakeside, from Teneriife.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Ss Plattsburg. at Liverpool,
SIS Vulcano. at Gibraltar
SIS Point Judith. at Gibraltar.
Sc Re d Italia al ST. Mlchaels
IS Arakan, at Falmouth.
SIS Black Arrow. at bordeaux.
SIS Lake Grsdan at Genoa.
SIS AgNistsr. at Gibraltar.
Sc Bessoeki. for Rotterdam, off Lizard.
SIS Gers. for Rotterdam, of Lizard
IS Ternate al Emden
Sc Monaghan Prince. at Santos.
SIS Pamela at Falmouth.
SIS Tennyson. at Rio Grande.
Is Matoppo. at Cape Town.
IS Lewis X. Thurlow, at Buenos Ayres.
SIS Salto, at Montevldeo.
SIS Broncho, at africa,
IS VinistrR, nj Colombo.
Sc Csserta, at Gibraltar.
IS Strathfillan. AT Liverpool
IS Appleby. at Antwerp.
SIS BayamO. at Lisbon.
IS Persian Prince at Santos
SIS Santana for Antwerp, on Lizard.
SIS Triumph, for LONDON. OF Lizard.
SIS Celtic, for Liverpool of Kinsale.
So BALTIC for Antwerp. OF Dover.
SIS Millinocket, for Antwerp, on Dover.
SIS urhola, at Gibraltar.
SIS Lampasas, at Galveston.
IS Huron, at Charleston,
SIS Comanche. At Jacksonville.
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MONDAY. JUNE :.
Cruiser Frederick, Brest, May %.
Sc Canada. MaTscilles. May 10.
SIS Graf Naldersee, Brest May 20
IS Lake Lnfan. Cardiff, MAY 10.
SIS Brandywil- 4. 0AyTe, May Is.
SIS Western City hslaAL. May Il.
SIS Alexander kIellanu, Nantes, May Is
SIS NyiaDd. Antwerp. May 10.
SIS Glenafric, Santos. May =.
SIS Esperanto. Havana, May 20.
SIS westnorse. Port Antonio, May IS.
Ms Herbert G. wylie. Lobos, May IS
SIS Smaragyd. Port Antonio, Mas IS.
SIS New York, Philadelphia, June !.
SIS Hans Maersk, Philadelphia, May 81
Bark Pallss. sandsfjord. April 3.
SIS West Humhaw, Plymouth. May 10.
IS Snefond, Newcastle, May IL.
SIS Fumerc, Liverpool. May IL.
SIS Akits Msru, Algiers. May u.
SIS Western city. Gibraltar, May -.
SIS PiQua. Porto Padre. May q.
SIS Lake Deshs, Nipe, May IS.
SIS Lenape, Jacksonville, May 40.
SIS Santiago. Charleston, May 30.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk. June /.
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LIS PENDENs.

18TH ST, ~ VT Ludlow Chrys,is agt
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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HOUSES FOR THE SUMNER,
COTTAGES FOR SEASON
FARMS FOR SALE.

Frontage on Fox Island ThorouEhf.ra
Sate Boating, swimming Pool and nne Coll
Links. NELSON MULLIN, North Hay.n Ne
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street a six story apartment house.
37.6x100.
ESSEX STREET-Meyer Ellenbogen
sold for the Church of the Holy Com
munion to Adolph Teitelbaum the
tnree story tenement at 100 Essex
street. 20x10o
EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.. 8.
Clark and others sold the four story
house. 20xi00. at ~ East Sixteenth
street TO a client of Pease A. Gilman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
TR IN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class Of people devotes as
much time to beauty as do actresses,
and no class must be more careful to
retain and develop their charms. In
quiry develops the information that
in hair care they find it dangerous
to shampoo with any makeshift hair
cleanser. The majority say that to
have the best hair wash and scalp
stimulator at a cost of about three
cents, one need only get a package
of eanthrox from your druggist; dis
solve a teaspoonful in a cup Of hot
water and your shampoo is ready.
This makes enough shampoo LIQUID
to apply it to all the hair instead 81
just the top of the head. After its
use the hair dries rapidly, with uni
form color. Dandruff, excess oil
and dirt are quickly dissolved and
disappear when YOU rinse
the hair. After this your hair viii
be so fluffy it viii look much heav-
Ter than it is. It's luster and soft
ness will delight you, while the slim.
ulated scalp gains the health whi
lnsures hair growth.-AdY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
ICE BREAKS UP
IN STREAMS OF
STATE EARLY
Some Of Rivers Of State Are
Free of Ice; Missouri Also
Not Yet Bridged
Over.

Although the calendar indicates
that it is still mid-winter, the rivers
and smaller streams of Nebraska
have started on their annual break
UP. The warm weather has con-
tinued for such a long period and
the snow has melted so gradually
and been absorbed by the ground
that no serious floods are an
ticipated.
According to reports to the rail-
roads. the ice in the Platte, the Re-
publican and the Loup is beginning
to break at numerous points in the
central and western portions of the
state. In many instances the smaller
streams have already broken up and
some of them are now clear of ice.
The annual breakup, the railroad
men say, is the earliest in the his
tory of the state. AS a rule the ice,
they say, does not begin to move
until late in February and frequently
not until March.
So far as the Missouri river is
concerned, in this locality the ice
has not bridged the channel during
the winter, something that has not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
Local Girls Work Leaders
Confer on Reconstruction

Girl problems OF rehabilitation
and reconstruction period will be
discussed at a conference of all local
girls work leaders, Friday at 8 p.
m. in the Girls Community house,
l716 Dodge street The meeting is
called by Miss Frances Range, lead
er of Patriotic Girls clubs for the
War Camp Community service.
Miss Charlotte Townsend will pre-
side. Invitations TO rs women have
been extended.
In further effort to promote the
right kind of girls programs,
mothers and daughters" party will
be given Friday evening in the Girls
Community house. The mothers
will be shown through the club
house and given an insight into the
activities for their daughters which
are sponsored by the War Camp
Community service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30

being shown at the Brandeis theater
this week. The picturesque and
sturdy mountaineers are faithfully
portrayed, and the scenic back
ground is lavish in its display of
natures beauties in southwestern
Missouri. Two performances are
given daily, matinee and evening.
California scenes of exceptional
beauty are featured in "The Eyes
of the World" which will begin a
four days return engagement at the
Brandeis next Sunday.
Helen Gibson is playing the title
role in THE Girl Sheriff." a two-reel
western drama under direction of
Harry Harvey at Universal. T.
Shelly Sutton wrote the story.
Mary Thurman, who has contrib
uted much enjoyment for the Mack
Sennett comedy fans, has been Sc
lected to support Byrant Washburn
in his Forthcoming picture, "The
Poor Boob" which Donald Crisp is
now directing.
King Baggott's next picture will
be "The Man Who Stayed at Home"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
ROTARY MAKES
PLEDGE TO Give
AID TO BELGIUM
Each Member to Give Support
to Movement With Con-
tributiOnS of Cloth
ing and Cash.

Following an appeal by E. G. Nc
Neal of Des Moines, member of the
American Commission for Belgium
Relief, yesterday to the members of
the Rotary club at the Hotel Fon-
tenelle, every member present
pledged his support with contribu-
tons of clothing to the thousands
of victims of German cruelty.
Mr.. McNeal made an eloquent
plea for the nation which stood be.
tween Germany and France at the
beginning of the war until her man
power was reduced nearly half.
And Belgium was not compelled to
make this sacrifice" he said. Ger
many offered to pay handsomely to
be allowed to pass through the
country in her purpose to destroy
France, and through France the
civilization of the world.
Belgium Now Starving
Belgium's honor was at stake and
her answer to the kaiser was, mo-"
and it cost everything she had that
could be taken away from her. AS
result of her unselhsh sacrifice
and heroic stand Belgium is starving
for want of food and perishing for
the want of clothing. The cry of
this distressed people today is for
help. Will the members of this club
extend a helping handH
Every member of the organization
indicated purpose to deliver bum
dies Of clothing within the next few
days to the Gordon Van Storage
company. From here Mr.. McNeal
declared it would be shipped to a
central distributing point located in
Des Moines and as soon as possible
be forwarded to Belgium. .-:.
Need Immediate Relief.
Mr.. McNeal explained tina. > was
not his plan to ask for money, be-
cause money could not buy anything
in the stricken country. The people
there were in need Of immediate re-
lief, and their supplies must be sent
direct from this country, he said.
J.W. Elwood urged full attend
ance at the readiustment confer
ence to be held in Omaha next
month. He declared that a personal
letter would be sent to the LOO
members of the Rotary club in Ne
braska, South Dakota and Iowa,
seeking to impress upon them the
importance of attending this con-
vention.
Looks to the West.
"As the war forced us to reor-
ganize the various industries of the
country, the period Of reconstruc-
tion and starving Europe force us
now to turn our eye to the reor-
ganization of the food problems of
this country and our eyes are now
fixed upon the bread basket of the
country. the great middle west.
said John N. Van der Vries, secre-
tary of the central district of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
Snow White Squad SEXES
"Skee" in CIairvOyant Home

When detectives OF the Snow
White squad went to 1928 Davenport
street Tuesday night to arrest Mrs.
Sarah E. Lamont, clairvoyant, on a
charge of petit larceny, they found
one pint of the gone but not for
gotten" article in a bureau drawer.
II was Sunnybrook. AT the police
station Mrs. Lamont was booked on
charges of petit larceny and illegal
possession of liquor. Police say she
stole a set of chinaware and silver
ware out Of the home of Mrs. Es-
Their Harris, III North Twentieth
street, on the night of January rs.
She is said to have rented a room
from Mrs. Harris, giving the name
of Mrs. Boyer, and went away with
the stolen goods.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
On the Screen Todag

MISREPRESENTATION OF, THE
HILLS.
RIALTO-NAzIlIovA in EYE FOR
EYE"
sUN-THEDA BARA in THE
LIGHT"
sTRAND-THE GREATEST THING
IN LIFE"
AIUsE-KITTY GORDON in "Adele.''
EAIPRESS-EMAiY WEHLEN In
SYLVIA ON A SPREE"
fSUBURBAN-24th and Ames-LOUISE
GLAUM in "A LAW UNTO HER
SELF"
LOTHROP-24th and Lothrop
ALICE BRADY IN HER GREAT
CHANCE" PATHE NEWS.
ORPHEUM-South Side-24th and NJ
ALICE BRADY in HER GREAT
CHANCE" MUSICAL COMEDY
NUMBER. +.
HAMILTON-4Oth and Hamilton
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in THE
AMERICANA.
GRAND-16th and Binney-PAULINE
FREDERICK in ''MADAME JEAL-
OUSY."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
Anton Larson's Wife Has Him
Arrested: Saws He is Insane

Sheriff Clark has takenn Anton
Larson, Fifty-ninth and Center
streets, into custody on the COM
plant of Mrs. Larson. VINO says
she will file an insanity charge
against her husband.
Larson is the dairyman whose
place was raided by sheriff's squad
shortly after state pr 1hibition went
into effect. Four hundred gallons OF
whisky, l,l50 cases Of beer and other
liquors were taken BY the raiders.
who hauled it away in automobile
trucks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-30
"CAN / BE
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THE SUFFERER

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they do not help you.