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New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Bronx
Salisfi ed Mortgages
Manhattan

''H ~ ~ ioe s ,a St. az y'q' s525 q 5-s e
The Post Investing CO 10 Cha~ Las A
stnlrtan. attys. st.Nman & :. = Wan
l4sTH ST. so4-s " Moses ana Ia
Z c. rs l75 Broa@~sy' SSss'3 Nay az 4.
slsr s1's sr il " iease6oid Richard r ssSSo s,.So
over to Marst Knox rs Mott av. Bronx
tby atty: atty. Arthur hnoN. lsS Broad
SANE PROPERTY. same 70 Lippe Con
tracing Co. s. Vanderbilt av. atty. Chas
E Hawthorne. l76 Broadway bee :.
74TH ST ;. 22s G Are,la~ a. r5xio2s.
Naclav Nen.eceiI an Jos Nua.i - Katie
woy'is~k ana sshaap. Worl4 oies., \ Y
PATH 81. ~ W: Florence IT sferrila 70
Mary Boomer: attys Aiexander * G.
VEST END Av' 62s. WI rorzjeg 10
Fredk " Rothscf5iI - " 6sta 81
attys Philbin 4 Z. III Broadway. July
GRAND ST. W Alien 81. 25xs7.s. Flor
ence c Horton - samuel Weinberg.
Broadway; Aug p 1915, and Aug %.
1917: 2 mtges; total. ..... $500
SAME PROPERTY: sarne TO Title Guar q
Trust 90 60. atty. sam. l9s bway. $50
Adolf and Isidor Kottle 20 Jno Ma
tnanson: attys Roeder < Beruar.. 11e
HAVEN AV. $. $50 l7Oth -. 5oNl0S.S.
Wm DAILY. 1884 Shakespeare av. 20 Ely
and Harris Maran' atty, Abr Fe,t. -
doTH IT, - y; Jas Began 70 Kath
Brophy. li5 " list st; atty. Wm F
Clare 135 Broadway Sept - l9i7, r.
SAME PRoERTy; same 70 same Ig8s
soTH sT. Il ", VIM and Aliie Kolbe.
II Prospect st New Rochelle Y.
to Annie Kolbe. On the : frpentine
attys. spropn. HaTTner < :. Madison
ARDEN ST Z. Isl Il Nagie av. 2Ixlio.
St TO Martha iIenslc. 81 Fletcher av,
Mount Vernon. atty. Julius J
Mlchael. ~ Bway; Jun 3o. 1913 $500
20 Mary McCaffery Ella bethport
y J. atty, Watts 2 Meponneli AZ IL
H6rsT6N Snssr St sT aug s55 isga Hannah ranse
baum. 1881 Bway. 20 LILY Rosett. 4s5
Central Park W; aatty. Ailan A Dee,sei
104TH ST, z. Fredk c Hecliel to Hy
MuhllSen; attys, ThaA & Bern. -
SANE PROPERTY same to same. attys.
Hath ST. 81 6: Louise Seifertu 10 Isaac
MON s Il II Park Row Narsa ny sl5 Z s. 900
losTH ST \ 5 ESQ " Amsterdam av. 5ox
100. Il. Thomas Realty Go 10 LOUIS
Rosenthal, N < B. 81 Nassau -. $4,000
STU ST 8 28o I'd av. 2sxi20. Mary Z
Schau. 40 Vernon terrace. Orange
\ J, and Mildred ana Eleanor schultz
262 Ridgewooi av. Glen Ridge : J. "a
Hattie / and Carleton i Fletcher, exrs
and trustees viii VIM Fletcher. March
IS. 1915. atty, Lawyers T ( T CO. l5o
Bway ..--.-.. $500. ........ Sef 900
5TH ST. "a. Sabina Price 70 Mat Szilae
Vi. satisfied Of record without production
OF mortgage by ordor Of Supreme Court
Aug -. 1919. Justice Charles l. Guy
brandt 5r 90 Nassau 81 ,....... S2.50o
74TH ST Il s. 100 Columbus sN. 20A
lO2.2, Jose phine u Kneelana van Ferris
l03 " 74th 81 20 Land f1si iates. Inc. l55
Bway. oct 8. 1911: atty. T g " q.
135 B~ay .-..--...-..--.. $50. 81, -
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04

''T NAY ST s%S napsst ih sv chuTsG &
Jacob kottek, West End, ct al due
SIS sehwarz. IS John ST.. $500
4eTH ST, :; 1874 9Th av la; a;dxl o95,
3s' e. l' 81 %-7GR =s5a 1 s'r due to jan n'so 2
l9lS. c, pr mtg $4,000; Warren
4eTH fi''s sr a2se2So sscsS w 4oxioo:5 m? m:
Sept > Meyer Klein 10 Francis \ O'CoM-
nor. ls Leland aN, New Rochelle =;
dns and p int Z as co o0na iad Rr w mig SioSS SSo
sTH AN 92o s. sc 55th st, - Sxl0o,
+ n; Sept .. Meyer Iibien to Title Guar
q Trust Go, l75 Rway. due and int
SANS PRoPEHTy; Aqs %. same t. Fatk
MA e e. q 'ss Geds7 s7'sv" $40 6cs
Aiwya lmpvt Gorpn to Gva saat~i<y'
Princeton, \ j due Aug !, 1921. C;
attys. Goldsmith & r 1876 I8way. s. GOO
cEN'rHAL PARK v. " $. cS.a ~ gith 81.
sSs10e ssh st. fss'TS SHIGd raT m y sep !4t3 s4ss4a
Central Park W Corpn to the Metropolis
tan Life Ins Co; due Nov J. la2s; y c.
sshlS6 csn,rd h Park X " n "a" is4's 81 n
Park " corpn to ~ julia Ia u rTssbsrscf T'' so
SO ..d'6S55" 'S5" at @ttys. Hio,'.aa II "iSS iSS
l32D ST. E. s4 g Lenox av. 26xS9.ll:
p H.. Aug 2s. Sarah Levitt to Ethel r
Kellogg AT Monmouth Beach, \ J. due
sept l, 1928; 5ia c; attys, Noble &
Camp. Wall st............. .Sl3,60O
l34TH ST $. 375 Amsterdam av
4sA99ll: m: aug so: Welwyorth Hold
ct 3 YRS, per cent; pr mtg $4,000;
ATTY, Fly Greenberg, 90 Nassau ST $40. 500
i3STH ST, Ii s. 1906 W Seventh av. l7X
s9ll; y m: Sept q George e Smith to
Equitable Life Assurance Society; yrs.
per cent, attys, Alexander K Green,
138TH T. 21s w. s. 2lIx99 IL p m.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Ritz.Carlton on Heights Sold

The RitzCarlton, the six-story ele-
vator apartment house on the west side
OF Audubon Avenue. from 18th to
lssth street, has been sold by Max n
Natanson to the Benenson Realty Com
rany. Leitner. Brencr & Starr were
the brokers'
Change in Fifty-sixth Street Ownership
Change in the ownership of the five
story fiat at 554 West Fifty-sixth
Street is indicated by the formation
yesterday O! tn. 354 West Fifty-sixth
Street Corporation. with Frederick p.
Butts, George H. Ticmeyer and Robert
NJ. Hull as directors. The fiat is on
plot 30xl00.5, title to which is held
by Fernando Bos.
Sale in Lower Harlem
Ida Gnsberg has sold to Louis and
Sophie Rindler, investors, the tive-story
fat. on plot 36xl00, at II and 13 East
109th Street.
New Italian Social Centre
Sons Of Italy Hall, Inc, has puc-
chased from Mary Z. Schall. the five
story building, on plot 26x1O0, at 16
St. Marks Place, between Second and
Third avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Operators Buy
Loft Building
I'm West 36th St.
Bramdeaus Holding Cor
poration Property Near
Eighth Avenue Bought by
benenson S yndicate


me twelve-story loft building at 261
to 200 West Thirty-sixth Street, held
IN the market at 100000, was pur-
chased yesterday by the Benenson
Realty Company from the Bramdeans
Holding Corporation The building
covers a site so feet wide and $50 feet
deep. Frederic H. Allen, of Frederick
Z'ttel & Sons, negotiated the deal with
Herman Seklir.
Speculation in loft property has been
identified with the section south of
Twenty third Street for several months.
The Benenson company's purchase is
significant for the reason that there
has been little speculation in business
property north of Thirty fourth Street
on the west side for some time
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Long Island City Factory Plants
Now Being Built. Sold

NJ d. l.. Hess have sold to Jerome
Payet the two-story building in course
OF construction at the northeast corner
OF Webster Avenue and Boulevard.
Long Island City. The building con-
talns abou. 10000 square feet and will
De complete and ready for occupancy
October /.
The building will be used for silk
dyeing, one of the newer industries Of
Long Island City.
Louis Gold has sold to the Ivoryloid
Company Of New York two story re-
lnforced concrete factory he is erect
ing on Eighth Street and East Avenue,
Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Dwelling in East 18th St.
Bought for Occupancy

Worthington Whitehouse has sold
for Charles L. f. De Gauge 153 East
Seventy eighth Street, three-story
dwelling on lot 126x1O22.
Dora Pine purchased from Cornelia
Hoyt, through Williamson 6, Bryan,
the threestory dwelling. on lot 2OxlO0,
at 3S1 East l36th Street
The Houghton Company has sold for
Alexander Caccio the three-story Eng
lish basement dwelling, on lot 1Sx5O,
at 107 Manhattan Avenue, between
104th and 1O5th Streets.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Brown Resells Old Dash
Homestead at Spuvten Duvyil

Frederick Brown has sold to Fran
ceinc NJ. Ferigo, through George Howe,
the old j. Bowie Dash homestead on
plot of fifteen lots at Dash Place
and 24oth Street, in the Spuyten Duyvi
section Of The Bronx. 1t is two and
halfstory structure, containing
twelve rooms and three baths. Mr..
Brown acquired it from the Dash es-
tate last spring in part payment for
the St. Urban apartment house at Cen
trail Park West and Eighty-ninth Street
and sold the property free and clear.
The holding price was $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Suburban Buyers Select
Homes i'm Mount Vernon
Samuel c. Weiskopf Sells Home
on Chester Hill Valued
at $4,000

The Cooley Realty Company has sold
for Samuel c. Weiskopf the stucco
dwelling at 234 Summit Avenue, Chest
er Hill, to F. X. Deknatel, of Mount
Vernon. This property was held at
s2O,O00
The same concern has sold for Mrs.
Caroline Gennerich the two-family
house at 81 South Twelfth Avenue to
Harry j. Douglas, Of Mount Vernon, and
Tor Emma L. Cooley, lot on the east
erly side of Franklin Avenue, Mount
Vernon. to Armour & Co
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Bronx
Westfield Honors Gen. Shepard

WESIFIELD, Mass, Sept. 3.-The
memory OF Major General William
Shepard Of Revolutionary fame. was
honored b. his home town today. Az
feature Of the third day Of the cele-
braion of the 250th anniversary Of
the settlement OF Westfield. NOM
ment to the distinguished soldier was
dedicated, with addresses b. Governor
Coolrldge, former Governor Samuel
W Mccall, Senator David 7. Walsa
and Major General Clarence i.
Edwards.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

s. lo4. ~ .4xlcs; ;gS52. p n: sept >
Frazar Foreign Trade Building. Inc TO
{: pr MFG slo6.o5o; a5ty, r {: ( 7
CO. l76 Bway ..'........-.......-. $4,000
BROADWAY v :, 75.2 Spring ST. 97.4x
East River Sav Instn, 29l Bway yrs
y c; atty. Lawyers T & T Co, $50
b"ay ............. .......-.,.. sloo, 900
East Side
BROADWAY. ss2-ss4, $ 1905 18th st.
taxss.i 20 M Sept \ II lnyesSing Co
10 yrs p G. attys. Cadwalader W &
I. 40 Wall st.-....... .......S S2Q5, 00o
alsT ST 80 E, n 5. 2l.5xgs.o IN, Ser, i,
Max Dorf to Mutual Life lns Co OF \
yrs, C.; Law Dept. 80 Cedar
81 ......-.. ............... SIS 90,
4sTH ST 23o e. :. 9Ox1o0.5 July 20
Turtle Bay Holding Co to Title Guar q
Trust Co, l76 Bway; due and mtg a.
74TTM 81 ST ss = s. 2oxlo22. p m. Sgpt 9yt
Naitha L Whitney to L 5 Trust Co
- wa. 4 Yrs. C: attys, Stewart
1osTIi sT. ills =. 5, 3s.8.loolii:. , IN m
Sept Louis and Sophie Rinder to Ida
Y Cinsberg, - " ION St; Us, p C.
" mtg $4,000, atty, l. T q 7 Co. 80
broadway ..--,.-...-.. ..-... $4,000
West Side
18TH s'r. 259 ". $ 22xs4.2s27 4s6s Sep
New Republic American & Europeal
shipping Corpn to Louis Berni. go "
a,1 tn s. u proess 1s Il u +! asa m1s IT. vi; oSD co,
26TM ar. II $ 29i " 9Th Az, 2l.lOxsss
m Sep, 2: Lueien ieardsn y 70 Sal Sati
I G { 7 Go. 10 B'~ay .,s... sll OK
It'll ~ i'.s s,s,is 2sts dvsnlh ST. axe "
torpn to Fredk Michel &c Bay 29th 81
Hnlyn. yrs , G.; % % pr mtg s$041ogo 3",
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
United Cigar Stores to Get
COelet Estate Property

The United Cigar Stores Company
has leased from the Goelet estate the
southwest corner of Broadway and
Ninetieth Street, two-story stone
building, for one of its stores. The
company has also leased the ground
floor at Hanson Place, Brooklyn.
which is directly opposite the Long
Island station, for store purposes
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
BrnnN

WEEKS. Az, G 175th st. 75ss5 also
Davidson av. Burnside av -x--,
is5 B~ay Holding corrn 20 Equitable
Life Assurance society assts. atty.
4 T & 81 Co. l35 Bway .-...-... 500
LOT 5. map BENZ Richardson. 25xs7.r.
also Terrace View sv. : 1910
Kings5riige av 2ox7e. Wills Ii Thorn
t a. exrs to Florence r Harrington.
w estmiaster. VI. atty. Il u + 4 Prime.
ST AIMS Az. 624. Norris shaoknovv t.
San Briil 245 BrooA av. atty y Toik.
s. Ess-x ri .--...-... --.-... ...-..{
sOCTHERN BLVD l5Ol-s. Andrew VS.
son. trus 70 Chariot. D Nicholson. '1.
Bank. Burlington. Vt. atty. 4 y llson,
l45 Bway -..-..... ...-.... S27.sSn 20
MOREIS PARK AN. s1l. Caroline Bausr-
bach to AnnIe Tehoi5e $50 9e7tn :,
atty. Chas Sehoiie. $50 + z09tn II t... 81
BRYANT Az. I541 iicij - Gernards 70
chas A Benh.ser. 1905 Harmlon av. atty
Hirlernan 81 Y. 99l tftth st ---... 800
BRYANT Az. 1872. Cornelius Coafl=r.
cxr. 20 Cornelius Coahiey. 50 W 5sth
81. and mo. 'rus atty. Samuel 3osSo-
witz. 1872 Bryant az ...-.... .... 900
SANE PROPERTY. SAM and ano. tru~.
10 Alfred Gardner at Garden c.ty. Long
Island. atty. same ....... .-..... s. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Assignments A of Mortgages
Manhattan

l2sTH ST. = ESQ w ga ar; Spring ST
9. So y Thomson 81. f7tn ST
4e5 W 10Th sys kafn Il Jackson - 81
trustees to VIM " Rutherford and ano
trustees. atty=. Middic3rooH = b. -
Cedar s. asSns ... .-... So. lN2..
50TH ST. 557-559 " PEOPLES Trust Cf
and ano. eNrs etc TO Peoples trust co
ISL Montague 81, Bkiyn, trustees
assns each ..-.-.- --........- s.. oo,
30 Az. $40. . C 18TH St ntge $4,000
Albany saw Bank IN henry Noie. -
+ 10th St.. ........- ..... 3ll.s5ss
STANTON ST. g.. mig. $4,000. Edwin
Baldwin ct al exrs 20 Marshal Bacon
II Nassau - ..-.... .......
WEST END A.. 7sih -, iietropoA-
tan Life lns 60 t. Iarlara Say Ban
i24 Y l25ih ST. atty. g r Go. l7s
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

10th ST sl7 e: Sarah wohlgernuth
against Rachel Smith et al fanended
foreclosure OF mortgage. atty. E /
Got,lieb.
against Hattie Portman ct al tore
closure of mortgage); attys. Shearrnan
g. Sterling.
COURTLANDT Av. W 8. 1851 Il n OF
ls:d a.. 2@sx1337: Sarah Hollins-
head. trustee. against Lizzie y Cor
iert ct Al foreclosure OF mortgages)
atty. Whitlock.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE
By Joseph p Day

SILVER ST. Roselle ST. 25lxs72s
25xs5.4 Henrietta Mead II J Re
due, N.O7440; taxes. etc, $40 TO the
plaintiff for $646
EAST 1slsT ST. 1913. $. 1873 T. " Of
Forest Ave. 2lx75. ssty and basement
brick dwelling; Christine a Hayward
vs Kane Construction Co et all Alexan-
DER A Mayper (R), due. $5.4l4.35, taxes,
etc, {l4. TO the plainttn FOR $500.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Recorded Leases
Manhattan


Roth Brothers to Nathan Vermont Jsi
18TH st: 4 5;2 yrs. from May /. 10:
address. Il W 3lst st............ $3.50
BRooME ST. Az. store r Gernsiieimsr
Realty 60 to Jno StsvTinako, az BrocTns
St yrs. from May J. 1918. atty Geo
J Chrysstos. IS Park Row -.--...s $500
loIsT ST. iol E. all: Mary Hesly 20
Israel Hundred and Sam Fox 1T r
.o1st ST ~. from Aag IS. 1919; atty.
Morris kohn. 1929 Lexington av....Esi0
18TH ST. sl7-2s y. all, Ty H~noken.
inilvid and exrs. 10 Sarni RakoNitz. IS
Jefferson st, 10 yrs. from June l. 1919:
atts. Fh : Glichman. 2es Bmay. $500
5TH Az, l3S. all; Emily { Sanford %
Barney stern. 60 sheriff 81. = al. 10
Giick,nan. zoe Rway ..t........s1eoo 900
LEXi-SGJON AZ. so. 81 ana e. ino 6 Il
Kramer 70 + ana J III Palm. ssi Lex
BROADWAY. 1855: ana n. Regent Pas
t,y Seop 20 Louis harkin aaa Max
boreida. SO Bway, frorn sept l. 1919.
to AprI 81. 1879 atty. { sugar.r.en.
80 Nassau .-.-.... $. sos 70 $500
ls6TH ST. 3c0 ". all. A5r L P-age- -
Island city. fToH oct !. 1918. to sept
i1TH 81 2s7 WI ali herman xai',' f,siss
mann 70 Ea'th Phelps u wash 50 ".
. yrs from OCT l. 1919. s-ty, Tho=
eTH Az. 7s7; 45rh 81. d0l w; all Edv
Robinson 70 Altman Res, auran,. 7e.
5tr az. 9-f2 yrs from Aus g 1919.
attys. Wentworth, L : 50 Ean
lsT Az. ls7 sto-e ioor ans b. FTsaces
and Abort Nolkenbsrg to Leon HAHN
owitz, ls7 ist ~. , ITS from May
1873: atty. julius Hahn. ,e4 Rivlnston
street .-.---.. .......... -SI.ass 70 $500
NTH ST. S-it =. all, Tobias Zfrdi-- .
Harry fo:ow.tz. - = ll-ta -. -
from June /. 1878; atts. Norris Jshle1-
24l Bway ---------- --.---....-S5 800
Bronx
WHITE PLAINS RD p @ Plata ST store:
Sound ReIty co - Fer8inan6 Russo.
1916 white Plains ra from completion
~ ola building % SEPT go. 1921 at-y.
\ iili II. $500 White Plains Ri $3.50
FoRDHAM i,p. $. 81 - 'r bout av. ak
95.3. centre store, For-wsi Really Corpn
to BENT jacobson = i05th 81. and ano.
10 Yrs from Nay !, 1927. attys. Marks
q u. So Park Bow .--..---. .----... $ 80
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Form Mortgage Loan Firm

Livingstone Wetmore and William
Ingram Magill have formed partner
ship under the firm name of Wetmore
& Magill and will continue the mort
gage loan and real estate business Of
Mr.. Wetmore at 81 Pine Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18TH ST. e Ring & Konnoke. Inc.
agt Martha i Wysons et al. May o.
74TH ST. l2s-lsl " Alfred II Taylor az,
Guy b Radtord = al. Dec IS. 1916. $3.50
CoURTLANDT AN. IS =. l35 1924 81. 25x
lil, Marcus Goodman agt Steinert
Realty * consr Go. Inc - al Aug -
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Buvs Home at Flushing

J. Albert Johntra has sold the dwell
ing at Al Percy Street, Flushing. for
Kate NJ. Burris, to Albert ]. Stephen
SON 1t is on plot 4Oxl0O feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04

-H ST. VEST OF PARK AVE
"re@ story ana basement. 1l-roo,n
ms; sell cheap On quick sale TO close
ff-- inTediate possession TRACBE
LeIlngton I've. LenQX 4565
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
COMMERCIAL GARAGE

Plot 1880 50 #. s. E cor. Spring
trk ST. one or more stores; early poses
%. fuN commission to brokers'
AMES & COMPANY. IS ". 3lst ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
LONG ISLAND

-oR IE.-ATTRACTIvE. NEW co
'orial C1ttage. with Garage. on large
r-T plot. North shore, Long Island
iksI FLoOR-f.ntranc hal large nv-
AZ room. sllariuw. dining room. kitchen
4iiers paatry. very attractive open fire
ace SECOND FLOOR-Four large
sstsr cha m 5ers, two master baths. with
ia Porcelain nullt-i.. tubs hardwood
anrs white enamel trim. mahogany doors
~ water heat. blinds and screens THIRD
AvCR-IWO rooms and bath. Com plete
.a every detail highly restricted neigh
orhooa surrounded by beautiful homes.
I've minutes t. station. % minutes 10 New
fork by electric trains. SO trains daily
tlso trolley direct 20 5eth Street, NJ W
ork. Price. S22.250. If Interested. send
Or photographs and floor plans. no
brokers' JOHN J. BRITTON. So Naude =
p,i' Avenus. New York, Room 1909. Tele-
FNohe Murray iill 1870.
FQR SALE Unusually attractive all year
home, new Colonial brick dwelling. with
garage first floor has large living room,
rihlns room. Kitchen; extra toilet and
.sundry ir basement. second floor three
BEDROOM til-d bath; interior dnisned
throughout in white enamel woodwork
ara mahogany doors. parque; floors
throus hoUt steam heat, gas, electricity
sewer. etc. restricted section. no assess
ihents, minutes. walk to large park and
usthlns ore block express station. 10
minutes Grand Central cents fare; 81. -
wv cash required. balance on terms. For
pan and photo call. write phone. J :.
WiIHERS - East SD ST. elephone So 30
Murray Ii!ll
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
NEW YORK STATE
Sacrihcing!

4ese.y. artistic. white stucco. colonial home
rooms. every convenience; large plot
's ac-Sing the Hudson. near express com
1-, station. Country Clnb and Yacht Club.
%, stx years ago, Will be sacrificed FOR
mediate sale by aged owner, VINO recently
his wife. Cost SO, 600, want offer.
o-cs d Office.
owagd Goldsmith, 63 Park Row.
Te.enhona 25a6 EeehInan
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

FACTORY SPACE TO RENT
Th-ee-z-o-y Brick Building. size 75x1oo.
steam Heat and Electric Elevator.
Higa Ceilings. Possession Dee. list.
Plenty Light Rent $4,000 per annum.
Location S0th St. near East River.
Apply Dry Dock Sheet Metal Wks.,
l4O Wes- 42ni St. New York
Evening star., 1919-12-23
SENATOR HOKE SMITH
DEFENDS TREATY VOTE
Says in Address at Macon That His
! Principal Objection Was to
Article Zen

! MACON. Ca. December Ex-senator
Hoke Smith last night defended his
vote in the United States Senate against
the treaty of Versailles in two-hour
address at q mass meeting in the city
hall. Two thousand persons heard him
; He said that had the covenant as
written by President Wilson been sub
mitted to the Senate it would have been
ratified without question.
Senaor Smiths principal objection. he
said. was to article 10. which he branded
as vicious"
While the treaty was under considera-
tion in the Senate the city council urged
him to vote for the treaty without reser-
: walton. This with other similar mes
s.ges prompted him to come here in
person to explain his vote.
! II trust President Wilson," he said
81 trust him more than any man who
viii be his successor. but | am in favor
OF Congress saying how your money
shall be spent where your troops shall
be sent. ! believe the Congress shall
have the right to select the men who
shall represent the United States in this
council.
. Senator Smith said the question of
having troops in Russia had never come
before the Senate.
{ I'VE have 1000 men there now: for
. what we don't know. They are not at
war. Congress has declared no war;
Evening star., 1919-12-23
TO SHIP WHISKY TO GERMANY
$16,000,O00 Worth to Be Sent.
LIQUOR Official Saws.

LEXINGTON. Ky. December ga
Whisky worth SI6.0O0.000 will be
shipped TO Germany within "a few
days. according to Joseph Wolf. Chi
cago an official of the company own
ing the liquor. Preparations for the
shipment of the whisky We're begun
yesterday, Wolf stated. Two hun
dred and seventy thousand gallons
= i'll be shipped. it was said
1t is our intention to ship all of
this whisky possible to Hamburg
before January 16," Mr.. Wolf add ed.
II do not know whether it will be
possible to move the entire lot by that
time. but we will try to get it all
out"
He declined to tell to what port the
shipment would be made. The whisky
is stored at the James T.. Pepper
distillery. near here. Hopes that war
time prohibition would be lifted be-
fore January 16 are still entertained
by the liquor men. Mr.. Wolf con-
! Guided.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
Bran for Your
Health
Alfred w. McCann, Famous
Food Expert, Approves the
New Kellogg Product

Just why every one should eat
bran and plenty of it is fully dis
closed in Alfred W. McCann's book.
The Science of Eating" This az.
traordinary book tells how Sur-
geon General Takaki of the. Hama
nese navy was made Il baron in
recognition of his discovery that
many diseases prevalent among
Japanese soldiers and sailors we're
du" 10 the loss of certain food
ni .ncrals contained in the outer
coating or pericarp of who'll. grain
" hi"h is always removed and dis
carded in the milling Of white flour
His astonishing discoveries have
been fully confirmed in the Han
tuese hospitals at Hiroshime. To-
kio. Kove and Sasebo.
SO many experiments of this kind
have been noted in medical circles
during the last few years that the
wonder is everybody does not eat
. few tableSpoonfuls of bran every
dey Bran is the enemy of Consti
patton. which invaria bly, surren-
d-rS under the persistent attack
OF the outer coating OF wheat so
fOolishly discarded by the Amer
lean people.
After "A personal visit with Mr.
". X kellogg the veteran cereal
food manufacturer of Battle Creek
MI McCann stated:
AT last a bran food has been per
T. cted hich contains the reject ed
mineral salts and collOids SO in
dispensable to the elimination pro-
ccsses of the human body. Autoin-
tnxication (self-poisoning) doesn't
get much of a chance to do it's
deadly work of weakeniu? the sys-
I'm in the presence of Kellogg 5
t<ruubled Bran. There are sound
scientific reasons for claiming that
every 'Waxtite package of kei-
logg's krumbled Bran is charged
with buoyance- good feeling. pep.
stamina and endurance. All the
medicinal salts that nature has
stored up in the outer layer of
wheat are carefully preserved by
the W. *. Kellogg process and in
the cooking the flavor and texture
of the bran is vastly improved. so
that the finished product is not
only a wholesome but also u sur
p-isingly palatable dish"
Grocers everywhere sell this new
bran food in the famous Kellogg
''waxtite" package. - ADVERTISE
uent.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
Engineer in Fatal Crash Kills Self

LILLE, France. Monday. December
22.-The engineer of freight train
! " hich ran into a passenger train to-
day, causing fifteen deaths blew out
bis brains with a revolver after as
sisting injured passengers.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-26
NEW COUNTY TRUSTEES
,. g ooiorth and G. a. Mizo Qualify
Tor Places on County School
Board.

fNe o1rn of County superintendent
l''H'Yn NHH quite busy place
-oturdly a number OF tho tcachofs
ine count nud school trustees
n Hff0udiuH fn school matters.
G0iorth of the London school
iH.ri0t qualified HH school trustee.
a. lI MIfc 0f tho Sunshine ais.
Nr IAnD fwo men received thgir
inlufmunfH from fle county board
0 irnstenH ~ meeting held Mondat
hwunF tho teachers who had husi
"a. 'n thc office during thc day from
oiIirreni points in the county were
A. o. Inid principal Of the Caiauon
schools MlH Jessie . HAYES. principal