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New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
s 1000, 900 Addition
For Stock EXCHANGE
Plans Filed for Ten-Story Build.
ing for Wall and New
Streets Corner


The New York Stock Exchange
through its architects, Tpowbridge &
Livingston, yesterday filed plans for
the Improvement of the southeast cor
ner OF Wall and New streets with d
tenstory building to cost $ 100000.
The site was formerly occupied by
the old Mortimer Building, which was
bought not long ago from Robert L
Dowling, who in turn bought it from
the Mortimer estate, together with the
property at 81 and 66 Nassau Street.
Tho nov building VIII be chiefly for
the steadily increasing clerical force
of the Stock EXchangc
The Stock Exchange also bought the
Wilkes Building, at the southwest cor
ner Of Wall and Broad streets, and
it is believed this property viii also
be improved in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

Realty co TO Bessie Fimnaermann. -
Ti,is = PC S.r e. mtg sSSesg: Get ss. atts
n.l,e Guar d L Go. 17e Bway. -. .tls
iass Hy RI Roedsr iss 70 fous + tsxiss esss
Prospect aV. and aao: mtg S23 ajan. c,c
e. 20 atty. Title Guar & 7 Co, l7s Broa d
iS1nH 1dg 4 ST p,c $ = .7s.lo Cypress av ia
r. r, io4th st, mtg. $4,000 Oct 80 att,
i'tle Guar & Y Co, I7s Bway .sio
JACKSON AN, 1867. " .. l7.3xs7s. Err,
iiini'' ~ na chef and ano to Hy Klinkerfuss
3ac" son aNi mtg. $500: Oct IS
"ily- l''le Guar & T Co, lis Bway si d
1'~p ST, " ) 4f10 u le2d St o7.-o &.
CO., - Las Gulic4. 1855 s;h 50
M III, - atty, Title Guar a Z 60. j.;
TELLER Az. iioa, v : s. ,xrooi ehss
',,,, ntoek 10 Jacob Bschotf sie % Ssth ,t
S't.. n +. e. ''o9g; 0et IS. atty. Titie Qua q
El,GEWATER RD 1857. " 25x.ne
s1s ss'sRet nnv.H snildeTs' Inc. 70 Gaetaso Urso
r;.,a Tis n9ssfs pi' mtg, $3,eoo; Oct rs atts
HouGHToN Av. 2lS2. s 3 24iixios
Weiiman Finance 8 Realty Co to - Jan. tuS
s,,l ,,JnaetSon. = son 1925 Herschen 81, OCT ls
SIiSs. rs6on' ave : g 70 i']ss hasas. u. Is
oc, s''5i, * 'r, @lsS bay :n: mtg. ss,soe
Daiy av ''''s' august 'aum, 5r, sls'
LOT eos and - iot so. man LoshsuS sao'
~. "a. 'eeW sena 'onstrn Go TO Baakos
tnerson 1853 Lyon av; mtg. sssT,
p,ta, pv' ~ atty Title Guar q T 90. =
LOTS 2is to 2is. map samler estate: rT,a,
T'y''5 10 y II Hsahy Corp. Yonksrs
''p' - a''Y' a Rowland. Yoph.,.
HOFFMAN ST 2sss. n W $ 2sx,oo. a,,la,s.
Noseman TO john Efaro. 1855 "a AZ. a -
=, ,i, ntty " l. Leo. s4s = lIssh 5, ~
4Is.l a., ~, :; ipt Io+ map Jerome, -
Gesinaas ssla mSp vanes sHi2s Fssns n Patterson t,
aftv .:en',l soips, i-s fhompson st Oct 81
AsHIEGToN Az. 2is4 = is sSSsg.
..s.ilxIe.S. Mary. Al Wilson 10 No. 90
ss'Sor9snow, sS .os slS' Washington nv: MIR.
f-ssop' Oct IS atty. Sol Friediana Ss
sol fnENN BLVD. n ~ q. ga u vu;.,s
rl @"S osNSo "xis7.a. Mary Is NJ, mn
attl aoa" q N l-Ing; : aisus ss' iosd =, Oct Is
H,,BBlNs Az Y $ sqc ; ligth 81 seSias ssf;sS'
sts"hf,et'2 hrwkaner 10 Geo c i.sraIin'
- 81 Nlchoias pl; oct rs: sttv
,S,,"srlins 81 william vt
NELSON AV, o sol.a payoe At. IL 80
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Plan l5.Story Hotel
For Madison Ave. Corner
Builders Buy Three Fine Dwell
ings in 54th Street From
DIR. Buckley for Site

The southeast corner. of Madison
Avenue and Fifty-fourth Street has
been bought from DR.. l.. Duncan Buck
ley, through l. B. Wekeman, and it Is
said that work will be started in a
few weeks to improve the site with a
iifteeif-story hotel which will represent
an expenditure of about s1,SO0,000
The property is new occupied by
53l Madison Avenue, owned for many
years by DR.. Buckley, and in one of
which he has his Office. They occupy 8
combined site fronting 60 feet on Mad
ison Avenue and so feet in Fifty fourth
Street.
If no obstacles are met with, 1t is
planned to have the hotel ready for &C.
cupancy by next fall.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Lofts in Bond Street
And in Spring Street Sold

The Brown Wheelock Company has
sold for the r. L. Ward Estate to Leon
ard WE'LL the four-story loft at SO
Bond street, on plot 26.14x10o Nego-
liations are under way for resale Of
the property.
The Estate of Alfred II. Conkling has
solo through Brown Wheelock Com
pany to Morris Weinstein the five
story loft at 127 Spring Street, at the
northwest corner Of Greene Street,
on lot 25XlOO
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
City Flat Figures in Trade
For 5OO-Acre Virginia Estate

The ivc-story apartment house at the
southeast corner Of Amsterdam Avenue
and 15Gth Street has been given with
other consideration, perhaps, for a
900-acre estate at Prince George on the
James River, near Richmond, Va Wet
more & Magil1 negotiated the deal. the
Virginia property being sold by John
W. Fairfax to s. L. papas. The AM
sterdam Avenue apartment is on site
50Nl00. The Prince George estate has
frontage of two miles on the James
River. There is a Colonial dwelling
and twelve other buildings on the prop
erty
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Long Island Cottages Sold

Harvey w. Craw has sold n plot in
Great Neck Estates, adjoining Golf
Club, at Great Neck. l.. L.. for Joseph
Flcischman 10 James Taylor. The
purchaser expects to erect d Colonial
home for his own occupancy in the
near future.
Otterbourg, Sieindler & Houston have
bought for a client from 7. j. Archer
the frame dwelling at the southeast
corner Of Stewart and Catherine
streets, Queens Court. l.. l., on. plot
l0x1OO
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
smathers Takes Two More
Dwellings on I'D Stree

elmer f. Smathers is the buyer OF
1874 ana 15l West Seventy second
Street, recently reported sold. His
and 1850 l61
Samuel Wheeler is the buyer of the
two houses 120 and 122 West Seventy
second Street. sold by Jane r. A.
Browne and Serena S. Appleton.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Lis Pentlens
Manhattan

I'D af, liS west; Burlocll T. RabelI
trustee ast Adelaide q IIoyt ct al. fore
o,,' siosure Of intge; atty, b z Raben
l"@b ST, 2is West, Annie X Clarke ct al
ast Arthur Y Clarke ct al foreclosure Of
niye, atty, w Nawhousc
lScTH ST. $. 50 W Lcnox ay 50xea11.
Jennie q Btddulph agt Richard Bon
nany ct a. forclosure offs utse. atty.
J i'ullor.
1ST AV, ll4o, WIN w Johnson ct. al agt
intge; ntsys Merrill Rogers L. Ferry.
Bronx
Is APPOCK ST, 6o3, Margaret e RaclSus ant
Dora n l.eslcy et al foreclosure Of nltge
atty. r { Buck.
LOT 625 tqasterly ono -haif), map of VII
lhge OF Wnheheld. Marin Rubano agl
Giuseppe Francomano ct a.: foreciosurr
OF mtee; atty, n M Harnes
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Edwin Outwater Parts With
Fine KiyerdaIe Estate

Kenneth Ives g. Co. have sold for
Edwin Outwater his country place
known as Brookdala at Riverdale- on
Hudson to Max Kops. The property
contains about three acres improved
with brick residence and garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

ATWOOD. r. -BEAuTIFUL COUH-
Try Wy e'tafe, aSspt,ed fruit, almost one
-. tu-f "on'r.ie hoDsA. . roofns. hath.
~ sl.' fno"e,, az ;noefrn in roYencnts
-. S&s4kf eh.cken rouAcH : minutes to
~ - minutes out op Jersey Central
-, - Terms u gult buyg;. pt. l.,
50 " AEK* C9ftlandt ri, Kew YORK.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
ROitling Plant in l.. I. City

The Roman Calman Company has
leased for term Of years to the Della
tour Beverage Corporation for the
manufacturing building. with railroad
siding, recently sold to them on Borden
Avenue, east Of Van Alst Avenue, Long
Island City, to be used as bottling
and storage plant for mineral waters.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

.sTIl ST. ls2 W. Star Rooiinx Co art
FLORENCE J. toFfe and Eli1ahsth Burgess
owners, Manhattan Contracting GO con
tractor ....-............ spss uo
.trn So. 2is & 2i7 W. Unity contrnetinEF
GO Inc Asi Katherine " kepuey, ownor,
l>le!nrapn Il Schwartz r. Fsin,nnn a
ZataInicl, contractors ea.er.-..s0.O9S.o 90
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

Mammalian
57TH ST. sos TO sII w: Thomas ] flaming
If, III Asa 6 Johnson ct al, ssRs s4sa i 4
BRc,A ADWAY, 7ol. Brunswick Cabinet
Works Inc agt estate OF Caroline \
t;rapt ct al; Aug 10. 1alo vi 39o.os
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
BUYS Home ut Orange

Eau p Hamilton & Co have sold for
H u. Entrup his residence at 3l2
ESSEX Avenue, Orange, N. j., to J. M.
Bonsal
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
bi-LEILh >fOCs

'@PEhF builder esilfnatof sylu take fun
Nn-rss II construction. builders ofYicc
.shsE esasut Of 1eaf eatate resuouslbie
= bo9 ~. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
North Shore (Long lsland)

Send Ter photographs. plans and full
PARTICULARS Of thd fifteen Colonial Cottages
ge are now. building in Broadway; Flush
lg. and Westmoreiand tirst station this
ide of Great Neck; tive nearly. completed
even 10 ten rooms ono to three baths,
very modern convenience, garage If de
tFsd, first class in every respect; built bs
he day, large plots restricted neighbor
lood station on the property; q TO &c
ainutes from Pennsylvania Station, one
llock from trolley prices S12.b00 to
i2t,5ee easy fsrsns aICKERT BRO NNN
REALTY co, ~ Vanderbilt ave. Teie
phone Murray dill t110.
FOR SALE--Jnusualiy attractive all-yeer
home, new Colonial brick dwelling, WITH
;arage. first door has large living room
iinirg room, k!tchen. extra toilet and
laundry IN basement, second floor. 8 bed
r9omH, tlled bath; interior finished
throughout In white enamel woodwork anu
mahogany finished doors. parQuet floors
throug hcnt, mol water neat. gas. electric
ty, sewer, etci festricted section; no
asss ssinents; q minutes walk to larg
park and bathing. block express station.
is minutes Grand Central, scent fare
y Q9a cash required. balance on terms.
Cor pl4n and photo, call, vri phone
}. 5. Wlthers. - Vanderbilt av., New
York, Room 1903; phone Vanderbilt 1861.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL WATER FRONT,
R. R.. MFG.. HARB0R SITE,

yhx nnes, combination tide water and
ra isoad property on the Auapte Coast,
/ IN acres. 2s0o IT, on p.r line, @l~u.
, ctaunsl low sidel eau do"n'e 'ne "r'n' or
frea on esduast No. a.bi'. J sTEH-
| LING DRAKE 20 ,lIoadways
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Recorded Transfers

MOTT ST. IS, c Canal st. 25x47.s, Rose
teVinson to do, Donate visslaYo; ~ Mott
LUDi.ow ST. I. v 5. aSys7.S; Aususts
Minisman TO Tauos or Tony Greenbers
Downtown
~ 372ssa.s 11i '' Arehibsid i I'd :" W MeESan to
Katherine G Fitzpatrck, 156 E 4dth ct
Wesselman * X. 55 Liberty st-....stoc
BLEECkER ST 125 -125. II w C Wooster
st, 50xloo Excelsior Savings Bank TO
attys i.ackman 4 q, SO Nassau ST 800
SAME PROPERTY; Harry swanson to
Adbn Adolph Mayer M r9o $50 par r av b George
one-third part; mtge 10000; all iisna
oct 20 altys, same .,.:,....: sloo
ST MARKS ~, 42ia, E, 1862 . 2d aSy.
Bloch, 551 W i49G st; Oct IS; atty. S
John Bloch, 1873 I3way .............., 81
East Side
46TH ST. 24s Il, 8 $. 1S.sx1oO.5; Eugene
chauvin TO tiearsetts Tighs, 1o47 Ohm
SV aa aq@ a9f Il 9n'n5 eo6E pSF s ssss psa
4srIl ST. 2s2 y. $. ls 2N1oo5; Georsetta
'righe ana to Eugene Chauvin, 408
Il oath ST. half part; ntge 5000;
az liens; oct @oi atty, Title Guar & I
co, 176 Bway .............. ..........tl tlOG
1l2Tn ST, 125 Il. u $, 2aloxiool1; Meye-
l09th st, and anc, mtge sl7,50o; oct 2s;
atty. George T. Rubin, PSI Bway Sl00
1i2TH ST, 2o5 e. $. 20xloo.11; Irving
NJ Dittenhoefer admr, to Joseph Cohen.
40 E l10th ct; mtge $1,000, atty. Fred
erick Lose. - Nassau ST st........... Sc, 500
SAME PROPERTY; Nathan Gerber to
50 game; ne q {: July IL; atty Title Guar 4
l1arH 81 205 s, Katie, wife, and John 9n
Tan ..a, brinh s to sam. mtse $1,000; G;
SAME PROPERTY; Rose and Heynan
Bendheim ct al TO same; mtgc 5000;
l1Sra sf s1s 81 il. a5's = is.sHlooii charss
Pinto to Victor l. Salvatore, $50 Il 11sth
st: mtge 5000; an liens; oct 27 81
M4D5s1N d5s4S Low oisa sO's, d zia s ss.* lilst St.
south Gate Corp. 25o5 7.h av. all liens;
OCT z0 atty. j Speth, 56 Liberty
West Side
Slsr snn,sr sr 212 ;,A ", = 5 2Sxloo;@: Jacob r
Philips Ginsbers eos " 35th st: rntre
s5d sll' 255; Oct 20: attys, Morrison & schir,
ing Corpn to Nat Ottensoser, 1920 Lin
s9n CO. ooo. pl a'j Far I,a,o Rock@way Of g; mtge
13aD ST, 6S w $ 5, 25xaa ii; Henriette
B&chsash - c, a trustee to Pendant Realty
153D ST, 142 W, $. 25x99.lI: Spotswood
ID Bowers ct al, eXrs John M Bowersto
Amy \ Sands, SO " 46tn ST. ct al exrs
&c: b Aymar Sands. x part. t. ali
liens; OCT "a; attys, Middlebrook a.
Boland, IS Cedar 81 ..,..........$ So, 500
lS3p ST ZIG W, 8 = 27x99.ll; Chas W
Cox. trustee. TO Chas ScAimnor 400 W
io2d st Qer 20 atty i t & T co. I7e
SAME PRopERIY; rhas schinn9e2 ea'Oq9 to-
i'ea'riee kitchie Al Central Park West,
mtte 81 ,YpQ; OCT %: atty. same 500
Power 70 Lucie & Drscoil, 469 w l42d
81 nltsn $4,000; all liens; OCT "a; atty
& q 7 CO, l!6 Bway ........ ST
10th ST, so ", $. sOx9a.l1 Mauric6
Cohen 10 Manso Realty Corpn, 1I5 "
d$'th ST ntso s2o,ao0; all liens; Oct
rs; atty, Meyer Levy. 1865 Bway y......$l
18TH ST, 5, 1873 W Amsterdam av, Is 6x
93.s; Corinne Robinson ct al exrs, to
kath Florence, II w 1s5th st all lieus:
Sept ~ atty, i g Il 7 Co, l76
ARDEN ST 5, 242 Maggie av. 27Xi1o:
70 r \ Realty co TO David Kominicl
SIS Kelly st and ano; nltge ss6 00O All
liens oct q; atty, r G s: r Co, l7c
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
lsrOIlx


l'arh ST. ;@s e. n 5. .25Nloo; Benedieta
Nettet to Enrjco Lauritano, 3l5 Il l4qth
81: oct 2s atty, 'iitlc Guar s. r Go,
2ssrH ST." sT' 4s3 r. n ;. a5xjoo. s,nals y ~
.reenlees to Hy A Cassnann. 77s5 Z:
18th ST. mtg. $4,000, Oct IS; atty,
r, title Guar & T Co l7s Bway .....si
''rIes TO Allan /. Fritz. 1928 Overing st
;;nnts: $4,000; Oct 27; atty, Title Guar g.
cHARGorfB 81 sT 1903. s,.sx,os Kase sas9
,laworower aud ano to Kopson Realities
Inc 30 Church st; mtg, s2G. 5000; Oct
70. atty, Title Guar & r Co. 17g Broad
wNsflrNoToN. ~ gos2. y. a5Ns55: Vip' lpe
slni4 Andersan II Ike Sudakow. AIer-
!s,,i maid av' Sea CAT, y y: oct q; atty.
2l7Tli ST, $50 r., II $, 377xll4: Geo M5vsT
10 tluaeppe Ni~le. e454 belmont az:
oct n ATTY TIM Guar & 7 CO. rs
9l7'rn sr sd$ =; $. s7..;,x<iii.: sa ms s'go %
nnu$eppc Mas'rogiaecmo, 2i54 Hughes
vHEENT1NE ".Ss hV ssoo s:.d"e sioe
llebout aN lo.sNll6.5; Pat, ] Ryan to
m ~ Adetman, 22oe Valentine av;
,atg:: $500 Sept 80; atty. Title Guar
SAME riioPERTY: agnes k RYAN y. *ito to
I, INrs; ~, e !, :, oct = same atty 300
N'NrShRinGk pc, da'aE TERRACE. Ilf ~ :, os2 s
i%naiV % ana az heir, TO Anna HAYES
Nv Ureston av. mtg. $4,000; oct "a
=. -. - ''Is tunr X GO, lSb Bway xlOG
DE VOE TERRACE. : e lot 50 10 e,
may Moses pevoe. 15N90, Ella p Sfnith
70 Chas : Horgan, sial Rver av n,.s
$1,000; sept rs ftty. Title Guar e. =
70, ~ Bwai ....... 81
kE4LLY ST. " 5. le5 ls7th st, io6ss,ooo
2rrst Brewer to Jos lirown, 1t54 XIX,
Bhyn. and ano: mtg s20 00e: oct
~, attN, Il q a T Go. 17G Bway. si0o
LJfS Ia and li2. map Benz Stern nron.
zen bent stern 10 los u Gyossnlan. ssa
No1hrster aN' Bkyn; all dated Der ia
an. ana returned to tsSvyera T s r Co, isS isS
Lot u,; s99' same to Morris Meyer, iSs IN tn
LOT t2s; same to Horace Smith, West,
L9qs = 'a apd ios. same to Edw Harley FEY
LOTS &; and e same TO Edgar b La lsve
sr. $40 W Iibih At ....... ssnn
l'oEs =. and -; same to Anton bin
lpft Washington av ...... ! non
ior o1na, =; same to Mary Cochran. l72s Aiustr
LOTS "a and la2 same to Fannie WaxS
~ lsy same to Fannie Il hraaner. tSs
~. 'ol y Fl .,........ ,... xfnn
LoT lis; same 20 $ II Iirbkoya. - s'Jr :,
49,, ~ ~ 90. ..-......... ssvL
LtTS iia aud Loo same to sol t:nrsor
lnp2 Washington av .,.... iion
~ 70; safno 10 las l. Regan ss5 Ia,
t,,.cyvnu, 's.... ..., 1pi
I''ls and 70, same to Herbsrt Bana,s.
son. til " liAth st..........'.'. SrEu
40 81 and 90; same to sarah l,iAhsr
AVN list st AranAaaa.nsoaa.aoe.,.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

" FsICHEsTTK COUNTY
SACRIFICE

sJbsianttal house or HUDSON ONNer out
OF city; 10 rooms. = baths; hot-wa1er heat
beautiful river view; sun porch ,enclosed)
minutes 10 station. 80 minutes 10 Grand
Central Depot William Gaul. 346 5. Broad
va, Ycnkers. Phones 14S3 and 5625.
JUST COMPLETED.-ONE OF THE
choicest sites in Chester Hill, ii rooms
and baths. every improvement, fine sec
t!on; corner plot, 90xt00. Price, $50 900.
JACOB HOAC, l09 Park ave. Mt. Vernon.
y. 7. Telephone $40
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

f0k EAi>k.g~so AcAg rAnM ny
twssn sew ssrurswl,E ana OH tsr,sg.
-, Or Eeutb HaYer. ans dsci. tarnq,, !.
sss @ ssfsysss ssaa sssssis1S,'asi4ass 1a4 'sssl p,ses tsr
ssssaHA, 1sA WEaT stxM srEEET.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
FARMS FOR SALE

@kM fph SALE. ~ ACRES. HlouLY
~. Y.".' ~ 'i"sf raI grain, ssgetstte shd
'n' roil. pear and apple 6rchsrds,
80 ~p7s tfaso, pigs. lbs iins Wnite Lsg.
sa..'rns hrns mary crop hay aud 9rasn,
...yHs hafress, All farm inpismsnts
M ba'ns sfauaty and poultry housSs
~ ~. f"ss1iiiD'i- i5-rDptn fprnlshsd house
.<..''@i'' s1ppiy spr'ft ani we'll ws,sr ia
- "AG r4t. mineral spring wfntorf
spksJ eea4 sesfA ~ood. all resdv 10,
X, h4altnfpi icestion. b6e .saw fiud
as ~'s*f s.f si1 euffgpndine country. yslps
a. 1,ttAh1f, ffomefi9te poszessiof: tarins
ALJrE p1WKLL. Il IL /, Vest
ss'ss-Hz!@ Ggqets county. X. 4 phouls
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

MOTT ST, IS, Canal st, 25x47.2, Rose
Lcvnson to Donate Viggiano, ~ Mott
st; mtge $4,000, all liens; Oct Is; atty.
p Stable. ~ Paik Bow. ..-..... 81 90
LUDLOW ST Z. $, 25yS7.6; Augusta
Minsman to Tauos or Tony Greenbers,
on premises; mtge $l6s2o; all liens,
oct 25; atty, I Herbst, 90 Nassau
81 : 20
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Sale in 1O1st Street

James II. Cruikshank has purchased
from John A. Murray 70 West 101st
Street, d five story single at, on plot
20Xt00. II. II. Gibson was the broker
Buys Sixtieth Street Tenement
The Eds Corporation bought from
Joseph EmberS 2l0 West Sixtieth
Street, five story tenement, on plot
25y10O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-17
Sugar Board Will
 Continue During
 the Coming Year

Washington, Dec. 16.-By a vote of 256 to 34, the house late today passed the senate bill continuing the sugar equalization board thru 1920. Amendments retaining in force the wartime powers of the government for controlling prices and movements of sugar were approved, necessitating the sending of the measure to confer ence committee of the two houses.
 While the only disputes to be settled in conference are the con- tinuance of the wartime powers permitting licensing control of the sugar business ,and the requis- itioning of stocks of refineries, leaders in congress were doubtful whether an agreement could be reached before the holiday recess. As passed by the senate, the bill repealed the license control and contained no reference to the re- quisitioning power.
 Opposition of the bills support CTS to the repeal of these powers and the unanimous criticism of the sugar equalization board that the senate bill would serve no useful purpose, were placed before the house committee before it decid- ed earlier in the day to recommend continuance of the powers. The board declared it should be vest ed with these powers, as well as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-17
Further Relief in
 Austria Planned

Paris, Dec. 16.-Initial measures of relief for Austria were taken by the supreme council today aft CT it had heard a lengthy presen- tation of his nations difficulties by Dr. Karl Renner, the Austrian It was decided that as a first step in relieving the Austrian food shortage 30,000 tons of food should be dispatched to Trieste to be shipped thence in- to Austrian territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-17

who in speech advanced the pro- posal that all settlements for un- expired contracts with the war partment be submitted to an im- partial board for review and fi- nal disposition.
 No affirmative action was talk en by the house on the sugges- ticn. A report submitted last month contained. resolution di- recting Secretary Baker to review ali claims settled for unexpired contracts. This was later aban- doned and the report as made provided only for discussion of the committee findings before the houSp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-17
Would Settle All War Contracts by
 Impartial Board

Washinatcn, Dec. 16.-Discus- sion of the anxt of the special house coml4 :aa Investigating war department aSpenditures, after consuming practically three legis- lative days. was completed today by Representative Graham, Illi- ncis, chirman of the committee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-17
MEETING RECESSES.

Washington, Dec. 16.-The sec ond national industrial conference, now in session, voted today to re- cess from December 19 to Jan uary 12 for the Christmas holi- days. The entire conference, it was said, would not reassemble until January 12, the work of the body having been arranged so that details may be worked out by com mittees which will report later.
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Stolen Bonds are
 Returned by Mail

Little Rock, Dec. 16.-Liberty bonds totaling S45O, stolen from the Pennington and Morris grocery store on the night of December g. when a quantity of meat, groceries and candies was taken, were re- turned to the firm today by mail The police had been at work on the case for week, but had ob- tained no clue.
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SENATOR'S TO TAMPA.

Tampa, Fla, Dec. 16.-The city of Tampa today closed a deal with the Washington American League team, whereby the club will use Plant Athletic Field for spring training purposes. The field was used last spring by the Boston Americans and previously for four years by the Chicago Nationals.
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tertalnment to be given soon, which will be announced definitely in the near future.
 Benefit Tea
 This Afternoon.
 A benefit tea will be held this afternoon in the home of Mrs. Will Rowell, 1121 West Twenty-thirl, for the benefit of the juvenile court home. The ladies of that im- mediate community have charge of the affair, and the proceeds will be used in making a real Christmas for the children of the home. A good attendance is expected
 The Sam Taylor School Improve Iment association held business session yesterday at the school. Returns from the bazaar held re- gently were made, and the associa- tion adjourned to meet after holi- days.
 "A Joke Cn Santa Claus" IS the name of the Christmas cantata to be given by the children of the Junior and primary departments of the Lakeside Methodist church Friday evening.
 Mrs. Arthur Mills is in Little Rock, the guest of Mrs. A. Retan.
 Miss Hazel McFadden is expect ed from Sayre College in Ken
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BELGIUM NOT NEUTRAL.

Brussels, Dec. 16.-The Belgian government will refuse absolute ly to return to it's state of neu- trality, according to the Indepen- dence Beige. Declarations soon to be made by Premier Delacroix on the subject will specify the governments viewpoint, the news paper adds.
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in a month.

Chas. w. Holmes, vice president of J. F. Mcintyre & Sons, hard wood lumber manufacturers, left yesterday for Memphis, to attend the second annual convention of the American Hardwood Manufac- turers' association. From Mem phis Mir. Holmes will go to Penn sylvania to spend the holidays with relatives.
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the power to place an embargo on exports.
 The house interstate commerce committee began hearings today on the proposal to place an embar- go on sugar, but deferred final &C., tion until Friday.
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ROPGH SEAS HOLD SHIPS.

New York, Dec. 16.-A dozen large passenger liners and scores of freighters, several days overdue, are being held up by rough seas, high winds and fog, according to wireless reports received today, telling of reduced speed made necessary by two storms which have swept across the Atlantic in the last ten days.
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in France, says that more Mazout (the residuary liquid from petrol cum after kerosene and benzine have been obtained) is arriving in France than can be used imme- diately. Thirty thousand tons, he asserted, have been received with in a month.
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lucky Friday, to spend the holi- days with her parents at 14I6 West Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. c. A. Linaker is suffering with sciatic rheumatism, at her home on West Fifth.
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TOO MUCH MAZOUT.

Paris, Dec. 1.6-M. Dreger, commissioner of Petroleum and
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CLEMENCEAU BETTER.

Paris, Dec. 16. -Premier Clemenceau's condition was sati.s- factory today.