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New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Two Big Theatres
Planned for Far Ro.nawcv

Two pretentious theatre buildings,
one for legitimate plays and the
other for vaudeville and moving pict-
ures, are 10 be erected this spring in
the Far Rockaway section of Long ISL
and by New York promoters, as re-
suit of series Of transactions
negotiated by the Lewis H. May Com
pany. The combined sales and i'm
provements will represent an invest
ment of more than S75O,ooO. Max Katz
sold his property, 15Ox125, on the east
side of Central Avenue. between
Nostrand and Roanoke Avenues, to
Harry Thomas, who resold it through
the same brokers' to the Far Rockaway
Strand Theatre Corporation (Sol Brill
and Max Spiegel). The latter will erect
theatre, with a seating capacity of
2,40O. for the production Of plays. to
De known as the Far Rockaway
The second theatre will cover the
property on Central Avenue, adjoining
the Bank of Long Island, a plot 44x93.
Brill and S2iegel will also erect there
On moving picture theatre, stores and
halls, and ice skating palace.
Thomas w. Lamb. architect. is pre-
pairing plans FOR both theatres. The
motion picture theatre will be a du-
plcate Of the Strand in Manhattan
and Will have a seating capacity of
2,400.
f. Althouse has sold 20 j. Jutkovitz
plot, oOXl5O, west OF James Street
north of Cornago Road, Far Rockaway
l. nc BANK OF Long Island has sold to B.
hieln, northeast corner of the Boule
ward and Carlton Avenue. Far Rock
away, a plot 87x10O.
me Lawyers Title & Trust Co. has
soid to j. McCaffery. plot 5Ox175, on
tIe east side of Nelson Street, north
ol Dlhsmore Avenue, Far Rockaway.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
FINANCIAL
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL WAY COMPANY
Three and 0ne-Ha|f Per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds

-. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant IN
sns proysion a,nH OF Article Nine OF the mort
Company to the United States Trust vn" Coni on,s
ppany pa OF New York, Trustee, this COMPANY
ma mas set apart out of the net income derived derived
mortgagcd the sum of Twentvenro' '"1'e," the,,
sand sane dollars. and that bonds issued under
1ald ,5;s mortgage will be redeemed therewith
Sids are hereby invited for the surrenGer
or such bonds at prices to be named hv no
SiaSi, Siuaers, to the amount of s25,s2s.o5 in The
Such bids should be nresentod - .,,,.
company at Its Office. I65 Broadwav (,itS si,'s
at at New tevV,y York on or before March i. 1919,
endorsen eMei'e o CLOCK noon, ard should oe
r,auorsed T,o Bids for Surrender OF Central
paGthG l,a1l Railway Company Three and one al
CENTRAL PACfE.If p.1ru,r
BY WIN. f. HERRIN Pres,deSt
Dated January 7. 1919. A'eS'ue"''
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Bank Sells Harlem Flat

The Central Savings Bank has sold
to the Manhattan Heights Improve
ment Company, Inc, the Nordiac, a
seven-story elevator apartment house
at the southwest corner of Seventh
Avenue and 18th Street on a plot
75.11X1O0. known as 200 West 113th
Street. The property is fully rented,
showing an annual return Of $4,000,
and was held by the bank at S170OO0
II. j. Kantrowitz was the broker in the
transaction. This was q cash trans
action. and a feature Of the deal is
that the bank takes back a purchase
money mortgage at per cent, which
runs for period of five years.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Bonds
Home Buying in Westchester

The dwelling. at 81 North Broadway,
ionkers, has been purchased by Mrs.
Agnes +. Broderick from Mrs. Jennie
Reeve. NJ. a. Broderick was the broker
Maxwell Smith has sold for Mrs.
Malcolm Jameson her residence in
Sunnybrook Road, Lawrence Park
West, BronXville, N. Y, to Milton G.
Smith. of New York City. The property
was held at $21,5OO.
Fish & Marvin have sold for Otto
A. krampetz his new stucco residence.
IN Hlghhrook Avenue, at Pelham Man
or TO ri. j. Doherty, of New York City.
The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
LIS PENDENS
Manhattan

l2rH ST go 4 n Of % a. ls,4.15 2.
Morris Helfet ct Fdw II Titus ., a aciisa
10 impress henl; sitss S;rocsk Strool
Bronx
TOWNSEND Az. loo II o' i.lst - laa.tr
sS23. Realty Operating 60 aet Adroi' Rldg 60
Inc ct al tforccos of mtg k;fy. y l. Durisnd
LOT No 10. block as92, scctio9 on ,sG msp.
John u Peabody agt. People State q, >sr yok
e. a. action 10 foreclos trans Of t1s ucHi. at,
I Grace.
LOT No 2l bloch 24a2 section n- 'sr msp
John u Peabody agt. People state - Neu Ys's
.. .. al Z a lion to forclo' srans of 'ieai aiH
+ T Grace
18TH sT No 2ss I. Kate schsraer AZ, Re-
s!fn Realty Co Iac CT al tforecios = mtg at,
y ~ ain
NORTH sRD Av. g. 1906 r, n I'd, BAssrs 81
S0hxlls Harlem say Bank agt Irene " Heas
ct al forcclos Of mtgl atty = tlirrn
NORRIS AN. No 23o5. Mortimer Bishop e. A., A.
esrs. ag consi Co fforcclos ~ mtg st'ys
Cary Carroll
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
lake Apartment Homes

Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. have leased
large apartment at 270 Park Avenue
to l.. A. Hermann; also large fur
nlshed apartment in the same building
tc jonathan Godfrey; an apartment at
10 East Fifty third Street to David A.
rose; at 40 East Eighty-third Street
for Mrs. c. B. Greely to Eugene Kiann
and at 157 Vast Fifty-seventh Street
to Mrs. Edward H. Wardwell
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Eagles Nest, on Hudson,
For Colonel Jacob Rupuert

Eagles Nest the home of the late
General Louis Fitzgerald, perched high
over the Hudson, at Garrison, and
across from West Point, has been pur-
chased by Colonel Jacob Rupert. The
property has been held at SIPS 600 II
is one of the best known estates in tho
Hudson River highlands, and from il
can be seen miles and miles of sur
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Horace Havemeyer Rents
Fine Home of Colonel Rrexsr

Horace Havemeyer will winter in sss
dwelling of Colonel George ; p,swae sas
at i6 East Sixty-fourth Street. wh,eh
ne leased Yesterday. furnished. for ths
season. Albert b. Ashforth arrsnesd
the deal '"sea
Another interesting report from on.
ane East Side dwelling district uss
that Joseph ". Hartman has leased
Tor four years his American basement
dwelling at 20 East Fifty-fourth
Street TO the Misses Wiley. of Detroit
Mich BRYAN L. Kennedy and William
Is. May d Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Buying in Richmond

Reports from Staten Island, on
Pearl of the Bay" as some realty men
call it. is sharing in the activity in
the realty field. Motfatt & Schwab, of
I ompkinsville. sold yesterday for
Mayer Rosenholz to l.. c. Lyon, of
mpkinsville, the two family house at
372 Richmond Turnpike. This adjoins
tie other holdings of Mr.. Lyon.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Farmers Week at Hartford

STORRS, Conn, Dec. Connect
cut Farmers Week, January 2O-24, at
Hartford, promises to be worthy the
attendance Of every farmer who can
possibly make the trip. There will be
exhibits of interest to every one
whether farmers or not.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Fine Brooklyn House
Sold at Low Figure

Charles B. Van Valen and J. H. Pen
mock & Co. have sold for the Styme
Realty Corporation the fve-story and
basement dwelling at 1868 Dean Street,
or plot 20X107. 1t was held by the
sellers at s25.00O 1t cost considerably
more than this figure to build the
house, even in days of low labor and
material costs.
Meister Builders have sold 1906 Bath
Avenue, Bath Beach onefamily
stucco house, on plot 17x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Elliott Sells in Greenwich

Richard S. Elliott renewed yester-
day his activity in Greenwich Village,
selling to Christopher D. Robert the
group of five private dwellings at the
southwest corner of Fourth and
Eleventh Streets, standing on site
75XS4
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
MOntclair Dwelling Deal

The Frank Hughes Taylor Company
has sold for c. w. Welch to f. j. Bar
stow the Colonial residence, on plot
77X165, at 1853 North Mountain Ave
nuc, Montclair, N. J.
5. S. Walstrum- Gordon & For1nan
sold for Daniel r. Bacon his residence,
63 Heights Road, Rdgewood, n j., to
Mrs. Margaret w. Rice. of Ridgewood
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Pros Sell Flat to Pros

Ennis e. Sinnott have bought from
the Henry Morgenthau Company. 2O6
and 208 Audubon Avenue. six-story
apartment house. with stores. on plot
54x100. Mcdowell e. Mcmahon and
Maxwell Moses negotiated the trans
action. The property had been held at
S95.000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Hosiery Makers Rent i'm Bronx

Clark I. Chambers and Thomas w.
kourke have leased the building on the
triangular plot fronting on Webster
and Brook avenues. 166th and 18TH
streets, to the New York Hosiery Com
pany for three years at $4,000 a year,
with privilege 20 renew the contract
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
To the Stockholders Of the
EASTERN BRASS & 1NGOT CORPORA
TION OF NEW YORK

You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Eastern
VIII be held at the ONCE of the Company.
~ Wall Street. New York City, on the NJ
teenth day Of January, 1919, at the hour OF
gao r. M. for the purpose Of clacting q
Board Of Directors for the ensuing Year
and for the transaction OF any and ali
othnr business which shall come before
said meeting.
". .s. LORD. Asst, Secretary.
Dated Dec. "a. 1914
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
70 the Stockholders Of the
MK1A6, Rf f0G1<s CnHDnrt ATTn%

fou are hfreby notified that The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of tho Metal
Block Corporation VIII he held at the once
~ the Company, II Wall Street. Eew York
city. on The Twenty second day Of jan.
unfy. 1912, at the hour Of $50 r. NJ, for
inc purpose Of electinE Board Of Direc~
tors Tor inc ensuing year and for the trans
acsion OF any and all other business which
shall come before said Meeting.
w y. LORD. Asst. secretary.
Dated Dec. a., 1918,
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE HAM
!lton Fire Insurance. Company win be
held At 'ss ONCE, 80 John Street. on Nom
dsv, January i3. 1918. Al 2 y. NJ for the
election os directors and the Transaction Of
speh otfsf business as ins3 come before
the meeting.
AE1HCg LgNssgA. JR. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Investor Takes $4,000 Flats

The two six-story tenements at 314
to 800 East 122d Street, between First
and Second avenues, each on plot
37.6x100.11, have been sold by Freidus
& Co. and Benjamin Harris for the
Ciryl Holding Company to buyer for
investment The city assesses the
houses at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Metropolitan Trust Company
Of the Civ Of New York

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of this Company for the election Of nine
Directors VIII be held at the Office of the
Company. 60 Wall Street. at twelve o'clock
noon the fifteenth day OF January. 1919
The stock transfer books Will be closed at
p NJ. January 3rd, and rc-opened at 10
a. A., January 10th. 1919
GEORGE n. HARTMANN. Secretary.
New York, January 4th. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Dry Dock Savings Institution

81 & 313 BOWERY. Cor. Sd ST.. >ew York
The Trustees have declared 4 dividend
for the six months ending December 81,
1915, on ali deposits from FIVE DOLLARS
to THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS entitled
thereto under the BY Laws, at the rate of
THREE and ONE-HALF Per Cent. per an
mum, payable on and after January 20, 1919
Deposits made on or before Jan. 10 will
be entitled to interest from Jan. |, 1919.
ANDREW MILLS, President.
WM. + PATTERSON. Vice President.
FREDERICK SHERWOOD. Treasurer.
SAMUEL WEBSTER, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

CENTRAL PARK WEST. n cor cd st. zoo 10.
trs' owner: Century Amusement Corpn. conrac-
SAME PROPERTY Peter Clark agt same % dre 90
SAME rRofERry: Peter Clark az. same s'1 r. %
SANE PROPERTY Peter Clark agt same Ire,
SAME PRopERTy Peter Clark ast same e; Srs1 .
newal) ,.................. s1 : M
SAME PRoPERTY Peter Clark ast Same q Sre e0
newal) .................. ss -
SAME rRoPERTy Peter Clark agt same s0e Vrs .
SAME PRoPERTY Peter Clark AIT same s-sS, Srsl %
MADISON Az No 5l4 Mayer schnce ast "a An 80
tta netta Niilarl. owner: Victoria Bldg < Cont 20
2p Aya 40 l. & l. Houston st. No IL: Benjamin. amin
Winston: agt: Max Stark. owner; Hyman
EAST HOUSTON ST. No ~: Samuel Tensteiu
agt Patrick Clendcnen Land Co. owner: John
'e''' '''''" "et"f ''ss.'.''' ......,,, $50
The Bronx
23SD ST. No $50 r; p d Sullivan. agt: Margaret
Nelson d John Dee. owners David kraus, con
CAHpgry1i;rn CArHsip,gpry AZ, :, ;.;,... ,sa l9l9
sts l7oIloo. John Kicntsch. ngt: Margaret S
Nilsson. owner. Stormwood Flooring Co con
wEsTcHEsTER Av 7oi James + Gillespie sess 20
agt McCaw & Co Inc. and contract
cAnPENTEn ~ 7 Az. Ioo It Of $3.50 ST, six sig
80. L y sullivan. agt Nilsson Rlty Corpn Mar.
Nilsson. and John Doe owncrs David Krnus
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Broker in Flat Deal

George W. Brettell negotiated the
sale recorded yesterday for Annie Hays
to Placi de Frashbold of the two three
story buildings at 216 and 218 East
128th Street, 37.6x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

,u Manhattan
Realty Co OF al; July II. iois. s....,,'s.. $40 4s
The Bronx
"AsHiNGToN a. Az a5lo to a52o; w wsn,raub
- sp!I., ~ ~ NJ iores at al: Dec r. 1919 - siSo
'HuIEn Az " =. 30 . BronSdalc ~ a3xioo,
naawrencs az motchie agt Frederick q Durr nt at
avn o. ipie .,..,..,........., t0O M
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE co

a quarterly dividend OF one dollar "a, m
per share on the Common Stock of this
COMPANY has been declared. payable Feb
the close OF business January IL. 1efa ae
r. a. SEAMAN, Secretary
New York. January T. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

rounding country. 1t contains 1870 acres,
extending from the River Road west
to the Hudson River. The dwelling
has twenty rooms. Nichols & Hobbie
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Shields and Finlav Unite

Paul V. Shields, formerly a partner
of Shields Brothers, is now associated
with the Finlay Realty Company as
vice pres dent
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
fth St. Property Managers

Spear e. Co. have been appointed
agents by Condit & Hall for the build.
lngs at All Lafayette Street and l2o-
l22 East Fourteenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Jamaica Corner Ruyer

NJ. Richeit has bought from A. Grant
the plot 92X100 at the southeast corner
OF Alsop Street and Ocean View
Avenue, Jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
College Society Takes House

The Houghton Company leased to
the Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity the
American basement dwelling at 435
West l17th Street, for William A.
White & Sons, as agent.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

Ohice Of The United Gas Improvement Co.
N. w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets W.
philadelphia. December II, isis.
the directors have this day declared a
sshare), payable January is. 1918, to STOCK. cS
holders OF record nj the close of buslnsa.
december 81. lols Checks viii be mailed
/. ". NORRIS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

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New-York tribune., 1919-01-08

ST.
s. l2i-s Elm st. e5xlOO. is int. also !, Of
3 int subj to lifc estate Of Anna " smith and
hss smtb Eaold afWseG Conn., He'liy o cgp9 ag 70
Rgsg ps2o; {; atys Fletcher. Nice * B. l2s
East Side
ID ssn AT s Hv s. scH,,n..on i2S5 aath St s5ssS Jan
msbonor 1ist; Sfl % b1wery pv. yrs c; atty.
machinery at $3.50 I' ssth spo st ap9s' Dsc 30 20 SgTS
Nathan Langsem to Minnie solomon. 80 r ~
nNan I5Sah ST. sa due nA Aug so. 1919 Aaolp
losTH sT,. 3a5 81 E. 5o1lo9 H. Jan Astonio stTGo
Granatelli to Caputo l65 Bleecker st. due &
ro 1, as per 9ea bond pr mt s27 500 atty, Alfonso
losTH ST s27 . i. 5oxioo III same to same due due
as Tr1 9onT' ~. pr mt s2' 300 atty same. ST. 500
pod Weiss & Co to Natsm Corpn. 37s
.5 Grnnd Is, St; duo & int per bond s2s 10
Jan i =; Donate Calabrese to Antonio Giana,elH.
"a 2ii Elizabeth 81 yrs; Int per bond pr mtgs
llsTII ST. APO -42s f. lOo l0x4l SIX rrex; llstb ST
4so - 4SS = f. l0ollx4lsx irres; llsth st. 4s4 43o
Ciryl Holding Corpn 81 Norfolk st: due and ins
l2s1,i ST. II s. POO ist av. l. and '1S;0V9 iss "
Will:s av bridge approach c5x99 II u IN, Jan :
Jacob ChaimoNit1 to VIM hughes, lG5 L ssth st
que Jan ,s le22: in. as per bond: atty. r G & r
West Side
~
Duveen Bros Inc to Thos Thacller and ano exrs
lenafy. ,1i j: yrs. 5'a p c; atty, T G & 7 Co,
l05TH ST s. 256.5 Amsterdam ay. lSsxi00ll
Jan :. 1917: Reuben Wolkowitz to Anna Woko-
witz 226 lO5th st; due and int as per
'TA AV. W cor 18Th st. 75.1lxloo: y m. Jan .:
Manhattan Heights lmpt Co to Central Sav Bank.
~ & ath av: due FEB |. 1929; c: atty. Meyer
18TH ST. 3o5 W. 10. Sxss ii Jan 4 olds Holding
EoGpn to Julius II Zieser. 2l3 Broadway: due
FEB FEB 10 1922; 5is p c.................... 50 900
lasI'H ST. 3os W.. l6Sse II: Jan g. Chas Barnes
to Annie l. Lumbert. 1872 w l3Oth st instals.
without int: pr mtge $500: atty. Z G & T Co
The Bronx
MANIDA ST. s4s. 251loo; Hanna stelnbers to
Manida Co.. so L 42d st; Jan 6; installs p c:
atty. J NJ Levine. 80 L 42d st. ............ $3.50
sTRANG Az. $. 70 e Monticello av, 25xloo:
thas Swcnson to Railroad Cooperative Bldg &
Loan Assn l03 Park ay; Jan 6: installs p {
atty. 4 Crandall. 1903 Park av. ......... s 500
l50IH ST go +, s. 25xS0. Fomens d Pizzani
to RosLna Macchiarola 626 Morris av Jan {
due as per bond, atty. Title Guar & 7 Co. l76
i,May 50 900
ARTHUR Az. :. 27l lS7th st. 25xllS9: Clio
yanni Pagliaro TO Anna De Fec. 1886 Underhill
av; prior mt $1,000. Jan 6; yrs, p c. atty
Title Guar & T Co. l76 Bway .......... So 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE NAEor.c
,oc,,.s osmp tx type stene fireplace very con,enien,,
viii sell: furnished, 1850 CoUSrRY Ns;NE ~
LEAGUE. 40 West SD ST. Mad 50 $3.50 AN''"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Recorded Mortgages
.OWnfnwn

WORTH ST. 10 a4llxso4; Worth st los-s F
s. 40 10 Bway, 81 llxS04. Pearl ST. J44
s. IA Elm ST. 25xl0o. Is int. also a OF
- INT subj To ifo estate Of Anna W Smith and
oi part ist part: I-ewsar Realty Corpn TO
nnas mas Smith. stamford Conn: due July :
ls2o; e attys. Fletcher Nice & b. l2s
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
Curb Market

Continued from preceding page
New-York tribune., 1919-01-08
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE
APARTMENTS

ANYONE GolNG sOtrH for two or three month,
=. l'at your apartments with VA. Clicnts wa,tinr
seton Henry poustas Gibbons ib East iath st
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Las autoridades del Estado
inician una yigorosa CAM
paia contra eI bandidaje
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TelecrGmG Esper;o! porc La PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Febrero 23.-Te-
legramas que sc han recibido aqui de
la frontera sur del pals, dan cuenta
de que en- el norte del Estado de Ia
maulipas Sc ha imciado una verdade-
ra campana terrorista contra el ban
didajc que Sc ha desarrn:lado en- alar-
NANTES proporciones az largo de la
frontera international.
Las mismas noticiaS dlcen que pa
II ahora diecirueve individuos han
sido eiecutados sumariamente, ha-
biendoseles fusilado unos Y colga-
do a otros. Ocho de ellos vivian en-
una poblacion Que Sc halla como a
unas veinte millas del puerto de Ma
tanoros.
Las autoridades del Estado dc Ia
maulipas dicen que tales ejecuciones
han sido el resultado de Ia vigorosa
-campana- contra el bandoleismo, ha-
biendo sido llevadas a cabo por las
fuerzas del EStado, que son las en-
cargadas dc esa campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-24
la industrial VIN|COLA VA A SER
PROPACADA EN- NUESTR0 Pals
La Suppression de las brcas de en- este pals dara por
resultado ell estabecimiento de varias de
las grandes factorias cerradas aqu1

"A partir de 1920, dijo ha POGO a
bre de e!npresa mexicano, cue actual
mente Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, en-
viaje de negocios, Mexico rodra con-
tar como otras mas entire sus grandes
fuentes de riaueZa, a una industrial
4 la cual no Sc da gran importanc!a
actualmente. dado que en- realidad
no Ia tiene: Ia industria vinicola.
Los Es.ados Unidos, "seeos"
va es casi un hecho, sigui6 nues-
tro mformante, que en- Ell aTlo pr0xi-
mo, una ley que va el Congreso tie
ne en- estudio, decIarara territorio Sc
co, el de toda Ia union americana. La
production de toda clase de vinos y
de licores. cesara de una manera de-
finitiva en- la fecha que Ia ley sehale
para clio Y todo ei anplio mercado
que en- America tienen actuaimente Ia
gran cantidad de tales prodactos que
en- Estados Unidos Sc fabrican, que
dara ibre para que 10 acapare, aun
cuando sea en- partc, la nacion E,ejor
preparada para clio.
Esta nacior debe ser Mexico, para
que 10 sea estamos dando los prime
ros pasos.
Cerveeerias, Destilerias y Fabricas de
Vines.
Los procedimientos son dos: lograr
que algunas de las cervecerias Y desti-
lerias americans Sc establezcan en-
Mexico, 0 acrecer nosotrus, en- todo
10 possible, nuestra industria vinico-
la, creando fabricas para nuestros
propios vinos para hacer los que de-
jaran de fabricarse en- Estados Uni
dos.
Lo primero Sc esta tratando de
llevar a cabo, pues de dlversos Esta-
dos de nuestra Republica, Sc han he
cho proposiciones las Cervecerias &c
Sar Louis Mo-, Y de Milwaukee, III pa
ra que trasladen Mexico sus impor-
tantes factorias, a5egurandoseles to-
da clase de garantias Y de Tranquil
cias.
Ello seria de gran utiidad para Ia
poblacion obrera mexicana, que en-
contraria nuevo = amplio campo de
trabajos, pero seria restar una opor-
tunidad de riqueza nuestros indus
triales.
Asi pues, 10 mas practice es cue,
con capital mexicano, Sc de mayor III
cremento en- Mexico la industria vi
nicola
Un amplio mereado.
Los Estados Unidos abastecen mu-
chas naciones del continente, las cua
les. no basta por 81 calidad por su
cantidad, su production local.
Ademas, en- este pals Sc hacen mag
nificas imitaciones de la mayor parte
de las bebidas europeas. y son las