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New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
Columbus Circle Building
Figures in BigDeal
|. Rudolph and Everett Jacobs
Buy Tichner-Crand Prop
erty on 6lst Street
The former Tichner- Grand Building

The former Tichner-G Grand Building
On the north side of Sixty-drst Street
between Broadway and Central Park
west was purchased yesterday by |.
Randolph and Everett Jacobs. The
building is eight stories high and COW
ers q site seventy-five feet wide and
900 feet deep. extending through the
block to Sixty-secoAd Street. The
Columbus Circle Realty Company, in
which members of the Stoddard estate
are Interested, is the seller. The build
ing is now occupied by the Cadillac
Motor Company on lease which ap-
parently will soon expire because the
naw owners made the statements that
when the rental agreement with the
Cadillac Company has been completed
the building will be leased to one of
the largest automobile concerns To-
eated in that district of the city. The
building was erected perhaps ten years
ago 1t was one of the first large
buildings TO be built in the section for
the use of the automobile trade. Ewing,
Bacon & Henry negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Another Brooklyn Home
Bought From Plans
Fourth To Be Sold Recently in
East Ninth Street; Buying
at. Mapleton Park

Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov have
sold for 1sadore Berg to Nat Silver
man the two-story house with garage
on OF plot 4ox1oo on the east side Of
East Ninth Street. 24O feet north OF
Avenue K. This is the fourth house
sold from plans for Mr.. Berg by the
same brokers in the last four weeks.
The Realty Trust has sold for Alco
Building Company the one-family
dwelling at 2138 Sixty sixth Street.
Mapleton Park, to William slonim. and
ene Tn one-famlly dwelling 213l Sixty-sixth
Street, to Ernest Booker. the ueesent
tenant
The Meister Builders have sold to
the Nolos Realty Company plot COX
100 at the southeast corner Of Nine
teenth Avenue and Eightieth Street.
l.: Salzberg has sold for J. E. Algee
to l. Oberstein two-family dwelling
on lot 20x100 at 1347 Fifty-fftE
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Attractive Homes
At Pelham Manor Sold
Kenneth MCGOWAN, of This
City, Among Buyers; Houses
at Arlington. N. J., Sold

Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Witherbee Real Estate and Improve
ment Company house on Pelhamdale
Avenue. Pelham Manor. to Douglas H.
Mexican, held ct sl2,5oo. The same
brokers have sold for the Secor Realty
Company house on Secor Lane, Pei
ham Manor, to Kenneth McGowan, Of
this city, held at 10000. and for Mary
n. Reinhardt her stucco house on Reed
Avenue, Pelham Manor, to James o.
Persons, of Baltimore, held at $4,000
William S. Fairchild has sold to the
New Brunswick Estates thirty-six one
family houses on Harper Place and
Chestnut Street, Arlington, n. j., built
several years ago by David Harper
The consideration was approximately
100000. j. L. Feibleman & Co. were
the brokers.
Cornelius G. Kolf mas sold for Carl
F. Grieshaber a plot at the corner Of
Oceanview Place and Underwood
Road, Hillcrest Park, to Arthur G.
Learn, who will erect bungalow.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

JONES ST. w 4th at, s4sxS77r
!ireg. 81 john Guild ast Ruford Frank
lin. trustee ~ al; foreclosure os nirgs:
atty II swain
77TA ST, 45l-4sS &. Jameson Cottins set
Roger Conneliy ct 81; soreclosvrs OF
ntse; attys Roosevelt 81 kobbe.
I'D ST 2I5 W. Robert Alexander ert
West Side Holding co - ai tovcclosufe
of mtye. atty, w Marqnand
4oTH Sr. <Ss w: Lawyers Mtgs Co nrt
Tenement House Dept OF city OF New
YORK ct al: foreclosure Of mtee. atty
shearrnan & Sterling
94TH ST. q. 25o w 1th av t7xssa Jan,ea
Ford agt 224 West sssh ~ Co fore
closure OF m1gs: attys Sherman a
Sterling.
MANHATTAN ST n E. intefsect SIS Man
naf;an 1T. runs " ief ex n sesx o
l4ys TO beg. Lawyers Mtgs Co ags Mary
Burke ct al. foreclosure OK rntRS sttxs
Sherman Sterling.
Bronx
.s2D ST. ns lies ~ 81 whtte Plain.
rd. ss.lxle, Jennie E Black AIT Aene~
HaNers Esier, It all action ~ nra-
cure Judgment, attys Fem 4 Nnian
s2sp st ., s03 n q OF White plstnn "a
~ bxlo3. Jennie z Black axt Asnes a
Havens Esier ct al. action 10 proeuve
Judgment. attyA Finn 4 Nolan.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

BROOME ST. 80. 3 s. 25x75, . m; July 3;
Harold G Aron to Lawyers Mort Co, So
Liberty st yrs, 6ia per cent .$i3. 900
LUDLOW 81. lSs. $, 24.5xs0. p m. Juno
81: VIM Gunshor to Barney Walter
l33 keap st. Bkiyn; due July /. 1a25.
per cent pr mtg $40. 900: address w 3
Gunshor Slt Rutlcuge. Bklyn sl2.
ST. 23s-4i. =. l275xS7l0x
irreg; July q Ararat Realty Corpn 10
Garabed Michaelian. white Plains N Y;
due and int as bond. pr mtg. $lla, 900 !;
atty. u Boyajiar. lt9 Bway sl2. 500
East Side
LEXINGTON Av. s73. q p. 2ns = bsth st.
2ox7S; June 81, Louise Balthauser to
Title Guar & Trust Co. iTs Bway; due
and Int as pr bond .....,.......si6.o .o00
SID ST. AL r. n s..17xioo6; m; July 4 ::
Frank Ianelll and ano TO Frederick
Ganss. 50 Horton ut. City Island. yrs
n per cent; atty. O 60, lls
sway ....-.......,.... -. 900
18TH ST. SIZE. n r. l5xlo3s. m. May
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08

soconos' aoc' lower grades 439 44c; pack
ing stock. current make No. I. 4so: No. 3.
SAC; lower grades. 4oG4sc.
Chcese.--Receipts since Thursday were
e.lo3 boxes State. whole milk. fresh
fats. coiored. lb- 22aa2@c, white. $40
81 &c, average run. colored. 2I% 4slZc
white. 81 q 81 NC: lower grades. 500 sO.s c
twins. specials. whites. s29s2ne; col
ored. S2Jsehc; average run. white 2i8
81 isc; colored. StgslHc. lower grades.
IS q 3oi3c: Wisconsin, whole milk, Twins
fresh, s.Gs2tsc Single Daisies. fresh.
colored. 20 Il case: Double Daisies COL
ored. fresa, S2@ssec; Young Americas.
fresh. 50 ,acTSsc, State. skins. specials,
"a "A O sec; prime TO choice. 2o@24c: fair
TO good. rs u lsc; lower grades. 7giAc.
Exgs.-Receipts Thursday were ss7fs
cases Fresh gathered. extras, dozen. SIG
sac; extra frsts. +7@ Soc; firsts. IS @ sec ::
under grades. seconds and poorer. 30 d s2c !:
6irtses No. ], Sc a Ssc: No and poorer.
20 q s5c; checks, good 10 choice. dry, SAG
soc; under grades zoo 5sc. state Penn
sylvania and nearby Western hennery
whites. fne TO fancy. 5s9bse: fair 10
prime ~ 55c; gathered whites. common
70 prime. tIWs6c, Pacific Coast whites
S@Q5sc. other Western and Southern
gat hered whtes $50 SIC: state, PennsyI-
sania and nearby hennerw browns fancy.
a4go5c. gathered brown and mixed col
ors fancy graded. SOC SIC, fair to prime
4484sc
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08

per cent; atty. NJ } sullivan. 500
Wills av .....-. -......-...... ....... s5-nn
PARK Az. sos2. =. Isxlo0. Louis So
Neroerg to WeiHsmann Holding co, e.
Court Bkiyn July , duo Jan 2 1871.
Bway .....-...-....... "a go
FREMONT Av or W iran 81 e. sgi W
baiy az. sssxl 20. Wm Sander 70 Den
wood Realty Co, 60s wins av. or mtg
sa5. 900, July yrs. per cent. Title
Guar & r Co. i7s Hway ...,.... s.. eoo
LoNGWOOD AV. = t20.if Barry. 81
NiS7s. Francis Hammer TO n & Ss6-
urban Co-opcr R & / Assn. If7 p la5fh
st' July ., instails. per cent. ats
II Bergman. S2is "a av....... 81 zee
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Kaufman Home in
East 10th Street Sold
Buyer Plans Alterations for
Premises; Other Sales of
Private Dwellings

William B. May & Co. have
sold the four-story residence at Is
East Seventy-sixth Street, on lot COX
lo2.2, fol-, Rosa Kaufman to pur-
chaser. who will occupy after making
extensive alterations.
Sales in Eighty-seventh Street
Melvina Singer has sold the three
story and basement dwelling at 54s
East Elghty-seventh Street, on a lot
1Sx638.
l47th Street House Sold by Estate
The estate of Edward B. jerks has
sold to Mr.. Braunfield b42 West
I4'th Street. three story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 17x1O0.
Buyer for Edgecombe Avenue House
Samuel Trimmer has sold 3s Edoe-
combe Avenue, three story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 17.6x90.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
SUMMONS

srpnFNE COURT OF rHz sftsE -
NMw NoHN - NifhN vBArHF fiN sr
COMPANY "i NtW Sokk 81 trrsic. iIa,n-
c>seufof and trustee unssi fte vul Isl ~. "a
Marks. derraaeI tHAil .laN 81 MARKS .r.
. s'1'-i'f And - go 7irf en1 tN.e an
Marks Mo~rAsl r MARKS ffat. ts
MARK he wife. i1lti MthHH 4yA
pHiNe hs ANS ~ pa>tG WIi'fe
LhAVf1"r. CHAEIEA AZ hiANns. JH uA.,
MAENs y. i.ii ,,i, 1lE LIZ Nf s.. ial..e ps.
ToS I,'yo Mii'ro> i,'sANN gAsiaiF trAys
wiil4s 1onsiHf a. = = SOILS a'T s'"'.i'tI ' 3.
ard L,aroin9. NAR,.fHY IfAfITg 4la4.s
ltANi11. AAtoN ffAAtIT tn Elf.
= II~coi> as sxeeal.. - n
iss'e. = erred Irsi JtfpH Nnt.f feTgA
pFAifg 1f'isitfit f..ils< s.s
NNNls Aefenahrts Aff.u t. 81 a
MOSS. ltlAl desired in fha f-.Inf. i.t A..s
TO TnE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND.
Yor ARE nrRrny ecMNo,srn 10 sm-
F~er the cnmfiHiHs Sea tnlt len e.s ~
attorney within e~fft dHff Affef ire spfs..
ier 81 'his sr'nfoons sstlnsltr ff ths aa4 -
service Hht ~ ,aff - sour failure ~ 81.
asains, Yoa ~ aefenai foF fhs "a "a
his sn3pd n ttr |NnfHinf
Dated 1nruaf5 1919
STEWART HiffAhNn hpetnrYs fss
PLATA m tflft ard lrsl arile "a.
stess - q Val stree' l.s.,. .ah q
hHnhsifst f''f zig Ntu 1..a
Te ieenors 9fsar 4ursn Nirl..is -asiif.
.,harlfs n NNf isi-f iir iffes
MefRft} fs'9tif ta3n f>o..H hef.n
behNift j. aHH i5Hrn.ff HH..a
lhf f,ffFef tifHn'.Hs i. ..f'.3 4i, raa
ft rHt iff efii" fH e'arf f0 fH nt.f-f ei ff,f
basAfd % AIfas0f tusfIlN af iis 4...
aa'.1 iht tsln 1at ~ Sizes l7IH sns a..s
Nfh fff fa1'tiaiHf iH I0f uaTt ~ fho
I"fN .f fNr tfIft.t uf %na 1r.A al fhn
.0tfl,f 'li if'f ia .nr Nofaash -
Na.an'iNH. 'ilY. eesFf. tn1 Stale - Nav
f'etef Nst sf tHf1
fit~ fflF tlfEApfn hftornsts ser
i'iHinuf o'fl srs lnsi Dffrs Al
%eH NIftef fsf0akt -
NefNHI I.Hr. 'iJ af ~se fafA
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
BUYS Part of Camp

Land comprising part of Camp Up
ton was transferred to the War De-
partment for S20,00O according to the
terms of deed filed at Riverhead yes.
terday The tract includes TIA acres,
formerly the property of Valentine Dit
timer, and was part of the properly for
which Dittimier is said to have refused
government offer of $126,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Fulton Cutting Leaves
Boston for New Tork

= Fulton Cutting, of Boston, son of R.
fulton Cutting, is to make his home in
this city. He has leased the dwelling.
furnished, at III East SEVENTEENTH
street from Miss Edith T. Martin
through Pease & Gilman.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
42d St. Store for Liggett

The Louis K. Liggett Company has
leased large store in the so East
Forty-second Street Building This
company at present operates rve stores
IN Forty-second Street. Cushman &
wakefield and Robert J. Coverdale
We're the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Fruits
Dried

IITIru
Apples EvRporated. Far wesfern choice
H. 2on -2c state prime. - 1921 &c
Fresh
Appies.-stsr. fancy bsk. g. soasso.
Transparent. fancy. bsk. 81 a5la. Trans
parent. small and poor. bsk. slg2
Pears.-Le Conte.. southern. No l. hhi.
$40 IL. lie Conte. southern. 30. .. Dbl.
SGM7
Peasles.- Carolina and Georg g.
cri. s0c q s. 80. Georg ia, bQshei bsk. $50
q 20 Jersey. bsk. SOC q ~ rs.
~trawberrles.-Clt. 10 a g5c.
Ch~rries.-Blaek, sib bsk. slGts0
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
NEW YORK STATE
SHORE rporr.

SHORE FnCwT.
scvsly yesifsnce. With two srres OF
zh.Asesilui grounds. pTfvass dock. on the
fas AZ no7f out. Will BE- saerlnced for
{sssssse; actual wAtsr front no rafIroad
s.xs Howard Ge,sssnith. 81 Pars Row.
stsepnon@ 2sas BeekrnMn
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08

RICE JEANNE n.--In PS'Rst AsrF ~ sn ....x
m iis teanu q New fvfA eafee s nr-st's s'sss
e e, Al prfsoas hssrs rAisna aftiha 1Fk ~ 81
hls = iAie - It's County ~ AtA 4tr> aa.......t =.
.ss .s.s,a ~ .sas Nss s'aeAeit stsssef * IS fs
.s,n ~ h'p' ~ Rlscf q ~ sErtl 3 ttssiness 81 shl
fifth Asehne. Npspnfn e Mentsl-sb IA ~. a.. =
a., 49, RE Vs = sSsse tie lsu 8st IS es ss-
..s aANkFsss fEtsr CoMPANY rs-
WITT AAAE Attorneys gof f.aetior /. s.A
strsss New fczk oau ''''' - "~@
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18TH ST, No 102 West: John Ayanian agt
Estate of Solomon Rich. owner: Andrew
X Alexakis and Futterrnan Bros, con-
& tractors $11 SO
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Hops

Hops state 1913. prime to choiee ~
6QW64c: common to fair, isaabsc 1917.
common 10 prime, Nominal Pnciee Coas'
l9lS. prime 10 choice s0uB3c common 20
fah. b0n59c 1917 common TO prime. s40t
42c state and Pacific Coast. older grow,hs.
2tGi32c
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
BOROUGH or THE BRONX

Frfec. szo. 900; mortgage. $1,000 refZ
sssss z,5ee; might exchange. Sieinrn1tz.
.sss Ess, iseth 81
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Results at Auction

BY James J. Donovan
18TH ST. 2s3 E, s. 100 Lincoln av
25x1e1. 5-story tenement; X Schaffner
rs Bozzuffi Realty Co ct al; due $9,255;
taxes. etc. Sl,l50; to J Devoti for. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Hay enc straw


Hay mpthy. No !, large bales ion. 81
a s4g. No 9 to z. t32Qss9, chipping. f9s q
$50 no grade hsx, sag s2s iAney. liFht
classr mixed, s3lGS59 No clover
mixed. sSfGsSt Mo : clover mixed s2s1
sc Straw No. rye. $fz4$l3 No /
cat sl0&$ll.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
East 117th Street Sale

East 117th Street Sale
Charles R. Faruolo has sold for James
L. ,Breese, executor, the six-story tenc-
ment 43S-440 East t17th Street, on plot
37.6x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
NEW sEasxv

S = 3. agCMe; bath: garage; ~ minutes
ss.s9e. ALLAN. ~ Wsst lfst st.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08

Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan
GROVE ST. Nos, 96 and os, and waverley
pl No 1853. Hyman Usdin agt Louis Eft
lnger, ct al, Nov %. 1918. $447.03
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
sURRoGATEs. NOTICES

FLAEhl lEO@-iN PfrNsU A.sl -
an rf-rr Nf aoavfAn4r JeAI l..Aisn
q NNffNsnl" - N ,nsAi5 - Ntn rtrA
Notice - heIa5y given 10 all .l...I.s E..
'n. ciaiais .sF INST ieoH Fl@tAs. ..t.. ..I "a
tonhty vi -es~ fof4, 1rct.asa. io ..fs,....f
TIE e4u~. v tn vsucneis fI....O sf.
sgbscrioer. 81 ffso Grace of IS .3f-..l4 i
81 het. her attorneys IT $50 -r sl.Iat.
ST. eel iu tise Ho4o1an ~ Mal-.a.... "a
tho CAy Of -cw Aorh, State o. ..em l+..
1919. next
Dated, New York. tae iata aay Of Nay.
ANNIE rLATkv Admisl,,-a.rsx
WHIT t-st DE Srkf <Ek. Afforneys
log ADntu - r7tFIt HNl~ ard p -
AsdTsAH - k4i..4ia street b.. reaxn
OF Mannattan. Sew YORK. CTS
IN PURSUANCE. or Az ORDER oY rns
Honorable JOHN p. coHAiAA ss.rsa.
gaze OF the County Of New York NOT C'E I.
against CALBRAITH WAHu .st~ ~ -
County OF NeN YORK deceased ~ s-e.-rs
the same vita vouchers .-ef to as a,,e.
scrihei A. psce Of tiarss ting s.s.losss a.
CLAkAE 4 nf.,,I.i,iisrs.o - V-s s,-s,.' -
Borough Of MaanRtap. ,tts q >ew Yors.
On or before The ifsh da5 ~ J-Iy ntxt
Datea. New YORK, tho 1864 day * sanas
AIRY. lsls.
Manhattan. New Yers CITY
IN PURSUANCE u Az ORDER o~ HON.
Graz sohA T. CoAAi-AN. . serSo.
hereby given 10 ell peruars h4osre ..ei,r.
agRsnst BENJAMIN A WILLIAMS lsTs-ee
The County Of New york dsc@assa. ~ / + s..s,s
the same with vouchers thereof 10 f6s 80.
serieefs 81 The Once u Josepn Van vfe.k
sr no. III etn Avenue in ias CITY cf Ns~
n~&t. N'@t*"'
Dated, New York. the i9ih dsy e reera.
HERBERT p BROWN,
JoSEfH VAN NLEcf< Jn
kAecufcfs
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08

white. s-tb bsk. s1zi.ss: Southern, s-lb
bsk. Is q sec' IN boxes. sweet. ID. &C q 25c.
Cnrrenss.-sraali. red. CT. ieBlee:
cherry, at, l2316c.
Blackberrfee.--cs. fo4 25c
Goose5erries.-Large, green. az. isC7sc:
small. gree1, CT. lQ1l4c
RaspNerries--Ptnt.S SDlsc.
Hucklebs rriea--Qt. ie& sec
Oranges. - Florida, s81s; California
$e.5a&I
Grapefruif.--Florida box $s6t
Lemens'---cahscrnis box, ss87se
PsReapples- Cuban. crt- s2EnHS-Ss.
PGrto k!co. crt. SeWb.so
NusiSpas lons.--Californ crit. s,-544.
Georgia. crt. e5c q sl.7S. Ostrich egr, cali,
fornia. fat case, Sf.ss&2
Natermelons----Geogg lasend Florida. car
sSoa u SEQ.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-08
Com modities
Continued from pags sirtesm

seconds. 45c; lower grades. 4s@ 44c; pack
ing stock current make. No. !. 4so: No. 2.
44c; lower grades, 4oG4sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
CONSTITUTION
DAY OBSERVED
Schools Hear Speakers on
Nations History

Today. Wednesday. anniver-
sary Of the birth Of the Consu-
tuition of the niicd STATES. was
observed by every school In Sc
attic.
AZ every high school n general ne
scmbly was called nj . o'clock wed
neEday morning AZ the broadway
high. Rev NJ \. Matthews spoke
Prof. p S Meany spoke at Lincoln
Carl Croson NJ Queen Anne. Rev
Roy Campbell NJ Franklin. State sen
ntor George 4. f.amping at Ballard
and Alfred n. Lundin al West Seat
tie.
In all grammar schools appropri
ate exercises were held. The obscr
walton Of Constitution day." as #
viii DO known In the future. was
made in response 20 n proclamation
Issued Tuesday by Gov. Louis T.
Hart and Mayor G. u. Fitzgerald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
Salvation Army
Gives 1000 Meals

Nine thousand meals were
given IN return for work NJ the
Salvation Army Industrial home.
1909 Slnth ave. f.. nines tho
frs, ~ tho year. according 90 n
report Of Mai Joseph Faux
ner. superintendent Of tho home.
Thousands Of dollars worth Of
waste" materials have been
gathered. renovated and dis;rib-
uted among tho needy Of Sc
attic.
This IL one Of tho many inrii-
tutlons conducted by the Saliva
ton Army over here and which
will be directly benefited BY the
funds raised hy tho Opportunity
Week campaign. October 8 10
-. whom t2s0.0Qo will be raised
for tho Salvation Army tn So
attic. according TO W n. KEEP
per. chairman Of tho Eiks COM
mlttse. which IL putting over
the campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
LUMBERJACK TO
GET WAR CROSS
Will Receive HonorS While
in Hospital

Joseph ]. lie May. who successfully
weathercd nearly year OF German
shrapnol and poison gas. returned 10
the pursuits OF lumbcrjack and
sustained injuries sufficient 10 lay
him up in n hospital.
IL May is in a Kent hospital Wed
noaday with several broken ribs and
a fractured back. 4 tree fell on him
in lumber camp near Kent.
While suffering all this misfortune,
Seattle recruiting officers received
two army decorations for him--one.
the II. =. C.. and the other. the Croix
de Guerre. for distinguished service
with the 364th Infantry near Eclis-
fontaine. France. lie will be decor
ated i'm the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
ny HuGHRAuIIE


Omitted Press staff Correspondent
ABOARD THE PRESIDENTS
TRAIN APPROACHING ; \ y
FRANCISCO. sept. i5.-Answerins
questions OF the san Francisco Labor
council with regard to Ireland
status under the peace settlement.
President Wilson today pointed out
that the league OF nations sets up a
forum 10 which all peoples can hrtng
any matter that Is liable 60 affect
the peace and freedom Of the world.
The drive for ratification OF the
treaty as Il stands is being carried
hv Wilson today into san Francisco
and Oakland. stronghold 81 senator
Johnson. who is on the road tn "A
counter offensive aaginst the pact.
The president was due 60 reach Oak.
land and take the ferry there for
San Francisco az 3 o'clock this morn
Ing.
-Four questions were submitted 20
the president by the san Francisco
labor council. These questions and
their answers follow;
1. Under the covenant. does this
nation ohligatc itself TO assist any
member Of the league In putting
down rebellion Of its subjects OF
conquered peoplcss
Answer. IL does not
:. Under the covenant. can this
nation Independently recognize a
government whose people seek to
achieve. or have achieved. their in
dependence from member Of the
league.
Answer. The independent action
OF the government OF the United
States In a matter OF this kind IL In
no way limited or affected by the
covenant Of the league OF nations.
;. Under the covenant. are those
subject nations or peoples only that
arr mentioned In the peace treaty
entitled TO the right OF self-detertn-
in2sion. or does the league possess
The right TO accord similar priv.
tleEc to other subject nations or PEG
p,e-.
Answer. II was not possible for
the peace conference 20 act with re.
gard 10 the self-dctermination Of any
territories except those which had
belonged 10 the defeated empires
bur In the covenant Of the league
OF nations Il was set up for the first
time. In Article II. forum TO which
all claims OF self-deternination which
are likely TO disturb the peace Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion
for few cents-Try i'll

Squeeze tho juice OF two i.fnuns
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white. shake well and
you have a quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan lotion. and com
plexion beautlfier. at very. very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store CT toilet counter will
supply three ounces o. orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweet.
ly fragrant lotion into tho face.
neck. arms and hands each day and
see how freckios and blemishes dis.
appear and how clcar. SOFT and
rosy white the akin becomes. Yes. 1t
u harmless And never irritates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
PRES. WILSON takes UP THE irish QUESTION
Replies to Queries of
California Labor Bodies

world or the good understanding he
tween nations upon which the peaoc
OF tho world depends. can be brought
L. Why was the case of ireland
not heard st the peace confcrcncc'
What Is your position ON the subject
of self-dctermination for lrrland'
Answer. The case OF ireland was
not heard az the peace conference
because the peace conference had no
. Jurisdiction over any question Of
that sort which did not affect terri
tories which belonged 10 the defeated
empires. My position on the subject
OF self for Ireland t.
expressed in Article IL. 81 the cove
nant. In which | may say was par
ticularly interest. because IL seemed
20 me necessary for the peace and
freedom ~ the world that forum
be created To which an peoples could
hrlng any matter which was likely
20 affect the peace and freedom OF
the world
The president. 10 was learned. has
also received from other labor bodies
questions about tho British votes In
tho league ~ nations assembly and
questions about the treaty clause
whereby Japan gets the German
rights In Shantung. These qucs
lions will bc answered soon.
Labor organizations OF san Fran.
cisco Los Angeles and Portland
asked FOR conferences with the prrsi-
dent There was no such conference
In Portland and IL remains to b. seen
whether Wilson Will meet the labor
men in san Francisco and Los
Angeles
Announcement was expected this
afternoon OF the names OF the men
Wilson had chosen 10 represent tho
general public at the Industrial con.
ference 10 convene In Washington
next month. Capital and labor also
win elect representatives 90 this con.
ference. Wilson has completed his
list and Is ready 20 make Il public.
The League 60 Enforce Peace. u
was learned today. has propoundcd
TO the president a series OF questions.
the answers to which will tend To-
clear up doubtful points in the treaty
Wilson il working on his answers 20
those interroEatious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend en-
2ireiy upon Marmola Prescription
Tablets for reducing and controlling
fat One clever actress tells that she
reduced two to four pounds n week
BY using this new form Of the ia
nous Marmola Prescription. and
now. by taking Marmoia Tablets
several times year. keeps her
weight just right. All druggists sell
Narmola Prescription Tablets at 81
for large case. or you can get
them by sending price direct 10 the
Marnoln Co. $50 Woodward ave.
Detroit. Mich 10 you hnvc not tried
them. do SO. They arc harmle. and
effective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-17
HUNS BELIEVE
IN THEIR ARMY
Think Troops Unbeatable,
Says Capt. Douglas

Capt. Malcolm Douglas. late Of
the \. T.. r.. and Seattle at
torney. told the members 81 the
Municipal league. meeting ut
Moves cafeteria Tuesday noon.
that the Germans took their d.
feat quietly.
within few weeks after the
German war crosses and
trophies were sold by the thousands
at German shops. and even stems
with pictures OF American soldiers
bayonetlng Germans. The people
seemed 10 feel. however. that their
troops were unbeatable and that in
ternal troubles had brought peace
rather than defeat in the field"