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New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Prepare 10 Build Many
New Homes in Queens

pared by John W. Moore, superintend
ent of the building bureau in Queens,
the first fifteen days of March have
shown applications for building per-
mts in that borough of an unprece-
dented volume. Builders have decided
to undertake the erection of detached
and semi detached frame dwellings to
meet the extraordinary demand for
housings. They are ready to discount
the high cost Of materials and labor
with the expectation Of quick sales of
the houses they erect.
The report of Commissioner Moore
dwellings,, at a cost of S1.139,O45.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Buyers for Apartments
On the West Side

The Lebertan Corporation has sold
the Arlington Court, at $40 West 157th
Street, 75-foot front elevator apart
ment house. Charles S. Kohler was
the broker.
Invests in Seventh Avenue Flat
B. w. Smith has sold the five story
fiat, on a plot 37.6x100, at the south
west corner of Seventh Avenue and
18th Street, for jerome A. Kohn to
Lillian Dean.
Amsterdam Avenue House Sold
j. c. Hough e. Co. have sold to
Samuel Clowsky for Louise kissing
the five story fiat, with stores, at S43
Amsterdam Avenue, adjoining the
corner of 102d Street, on lot 25X100
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

Hopkins Security Co agt Alysee Realty
Co. Inc. ct nj foreclosure OF mortgage, |,
nttys. Jonas 81 Neuburger.
2l2TH ST. II, 375 Columbus av X
o9.I1; General Contracting & Engineer
ing Co agt Scranton & Wyoming Coal
Co; taction to foreclose mechanics Iien) ;
nifty, A. Wilson.
105TII ST 252 w: Sarah Il Furnald agt
Anna l. French ct nj foreclosure or
mortgage). atty, Kelly.
2STli ST, - r; Arthur Panoff agt Flor
cnce 4 Scheftol ct al faction to fore
close mechanics ltcn); atty, q c Young
Bronx
1S4TH ST. s. 1919 81 Batnhridge NV
2s.iS771: Mary w Reynolds, agt Rosa
Luongo ct al foreclosure OF fnortgage)
atty. II A Irgrahnm.
LOTS $40 and 371. map OF portion Of
Hunt Estate; John snyder ct al agt
Frederick William Co ct al (foreclos-
ure of mortgage)5 attN @ DAILY.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

April il Jno MsIcher to Bowery say
Bank. 12s Bowery; 5 yrs s per cent;
attys Cadwalader w & T. 40 Wall
East Side
April IL: Orris Holding Corpn to Morris
Levinslly. $50 S Sd st. Bklyn; due April
l, 1924. per cent; atty Jno l. be6n, 6no
l5sD s1e'il sr' IS $. 500 A,nst av, runs G 1$2
ton 8 Croton aqueduct n e on curve -
to Ssr ST SSGN SiShoas av cor GF 5ad st.
runs n 322 to e s Croton aaueduct and
q W Al to 1b3d st 25.1 to beg; also
all right. and int to following. l5od st.
II g. 1929 Amst av and at W Croton
aqueduct. runs on curve = to line
block Y Q a.l1 to $ st Nicho av $
cath St g 9 Croton aqueduct W 4
TO 163d st 62.6 to beg: April H.,
Union Chemical Glassware co 30 John
c WILDWOOD Realty Corpn. $50 9th av
900; attv. lily Pcrram. sc Beaver $50, 900
ST PAI'I.S PL. $50, e c Washington Az
100x4o1. Ncttie Bogdanon to Virginia
s Atwater. 25S3 Scdgwicl< Az; pr. mtgc
18TH ST, 264 East, s, a9.sxso.ax26. 9xso;
Corpn. Rector ST April 1 installs, y
c; atty Title G & Co, 176 Broad,
Sd Av. 3sio. 8, iss - to Boston Rd
Frank Parker to Albert Mumlock, 230
West 1854 st; pr mtge. $3.50; April Z,
? years, p c; Lawyers T & r Co, $50
Broadway ................... 81 900
PT, 1923 II Popham
Av, 1tS.oxS2.1x10OlS. Dunwood ReIayt
co to Hobart Realities Corpn. 217 Broad IS
way; pr mtge $4,000; April 10; atty. i
II Zoiscr, PIT Broadway .......... o 90
CLARY AN. l394-IAO2. s. 36.4x- x530.fX
9S; College Holding 60 to 1t47-1451 Bos-
ton Road Realty Co. $50 Broadway;
April installs, p C; atty, Goldfern &
w. $50 Broadway ............ ....... S.. 900
from New York and Albany
Post Rd to old Post Rd. 2O7iO
old Post Rd. 94x25: Margt NJ Halpin to
Bernhauscr & Schwartz pilsener Brew
ing Co, 460 West 12Sth st: " part Jan
o. 1875; demand lien. c; atty, Bern
heimer g. Schwartz Brewing Co, $50
West l2Sth st ,......... $500
18TH ST. 8, 100 w Southern Blvd, 3e1l
xl30xl405x130; Hesn Realty Co to Hen
rietta Goldfein, 904 Trinity Av, and ano: {:
April 7; years, y c; atty, Ciodfen *
w, $50 Broadway ................$ So, $50
lShTH ST, n 8. l20 w Southern Blvd. 39.11x
l30x40 6x130, sameto Rosie Silverman.
1898 Bryant Av; April r years. p c;
Valentine Az. G s. 1850 n g Travers st.
25x9710; Thos NJ Murphy to Eliza Muir
ply, 1896 Valentine Av April 10: year
p as per bond; atty, E Murphy, 2S96
Valentine Av ..................S SS 500
TlNToN Az 1925. W 54Ox127.3; ] j T
Realty Co to Sophia Roger, PA East
S5th st; pr mtgc $30,250: April o. in
stalls. G; atty, NJ V Rosenberg. z9c
broadway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2.5oO
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SAl4E.--E. Schields Auc-
tioneer. sells to-day. A. NJ, S5as Rroad .
way, restaurant flAturos. subject TO morts
gage. Order mortgagees.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Mrs. EaT Sells Her Home

The former home of Barnett Bar.
West Washington Market poultryman
VINO was murcred a. couple Of years
buyer who win occupy the house. The
Bats have lived there for many wears.
having erected the house under the
supervision Of Mrs. BAR 1t is a three
story and basement stone front house,
on lot 20x100l1, located between
Mount Morris Park West and Lenox
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Buyers for Bronx Dwellings

Samuel Rosef and Max Conan pur-
chased from Frederick Brown the three
and one-half story dwelling, on a plot
224x119, on the west side of Creston
Avenue, north of 134th Street. The
purchasers will resell the premises to
builders.
Deal in 140th Street
Tessie X. Scharps has sold to NJ
Horowitz the three story brick dwell
ing, on lot 17x100, at 400 East 14Oth
Street, through S. H. Frankenstein.
236th Street House Sold
f. Sharum has bought from Charles
Blair COB East 236th Street, a three
story frame house, 25x1O3
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
IrvingtOn. n. j.. House BUYER

George II. Howland has purchased
through Louis Schlesinger the one
family stuccco residence on a plot 37
feet front by a depth Of 100 feet at 1922
Grove Street, near Clinton Avenue,
Irvington, from George j. Crossman.
The new owner will take possession of
the premises about May 1, next.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Classified Advertisine
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

BUTLER. VAIET-Wife, excellent cook:
brother experineced chauffeur: three fine
appearing exceptionally fine colored trio
West 42d.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

152D ST. $. 424 W Of 9Th av; mtg $780,
coo. Ez + Ferris to Mortgage Associ
atcs, Inc, 907 way; attys Stoddard
& NJ. i2s B'way ........... .......sl
1osTH ST, 2l2 w; mtg, SEQ Anthony
T. Troeschcr to Lawyers T q r Co, 41fo
9TH XV, W cor 21ath 81 Kermit Realty
Lawyers T & r Co, 1so b way. $4,000
42D ST, s, 1926 9Th av; Wm S Hull to
Evelyn + GREGORY, c2s e @2d ST. Bklyyn;
Hath ST $43 e; mtg. 5000 Ranaelo
Cotantuano TO julius Figlimolo. 7l9
Union av. Bronx; atty. chas u Kelley.
7TH Az. H n W cor 5sth st, 67th st. "a ":
Title Guar & Trust co TO North River
BwAY, 722; Titie Guar s. Trust '.o''1o Co to
Harlem 7S SAY y. Bank Bank 12s e 125th st ada
18TH ST 8. $50 W OF ID av; mtg. $4,000;
Land Bank of tho State of N Y To Co
operative Saw & Loan Assn Of n Y, IL
147TH ST. 2s5 VI mtg. sis. 900; Corn tx x
change Bank to Fredk G Iiwald a33 "
fSSh n'may ST. a''y' N T. & M 81 =. lS5 lSS
55TH ST 39-4l ": JOS j slocum ct I'0VG aI
ccxrs, Mrgt Usage to Union Dime Saw
Bank, 7ol 9Th av; attys, Butcher, II e.
LEX Av i4i3. Louis Iiasell ct al, aI'S'Syg exrs.
Gadwaader %" 'T F. 20 Wal 1'9TGsy a Sc s!lSS zoo
lGTii ST n g. 1853 W of 9Th ave; l. S Title
Guar CO Of Bkiyn to Dimc Sav Bank OF
nousToN OK ST 2s7 o. mtg ssc 900 s1iHe" iinsS
Murray, trustee, to Title Guar &. T
oHtHAHp ST. l5s; blanche volmcr s1s0S" ."
Regina Nussbaum. Hollywood av, Far
hocHaway b' atty l NJ Levy. 2S3 I'way.
18TH ST. AIS W; mtg. $4,000; fpanR fTu9p
,'7, Scns q co to Max Wachsman. l2O w
$4,000
Bronx
FOX ST. 1os3-67; Rernes Realty Corpn to
=, krahsger t.r;, s!r & p, sos Bway g assts) : .
A34Ili 81, 1911 E Title Guar T. II Co to
polar Savings Bank. 2737 81 av; atty.
=. Mackcll"r G, 80 Cedar st .........s SO. 900
Grace AV to Mary T 30 r G+asa iy2d 9ozo0 as
av; ANY, Mackellar G. az Cedar ut 500
FOX ST. 1867; Jacob Marx to Annie
tiaTr's l2sth st; atty. Krakaucr
AV sT John. Ss4: Morland Mtg CO = -
!ri,ya 1;nwyers, era, MTG CO. s. Liberty ST. atty,
Ogden; JAS ii Grace to Mary ."r r Grace i'a e.
T Iooo nrand av: atty. Tito Guar & r
JEROME Av. q. Isl q 1921. - SIoo wv
n ~ Title Mtg Co TO Alfred Abeles. 1853
2,,. 70 av; atty. N Tite Mtg Co. 1876
DRYAST Nv. 1447 Edw Williams, ~ ss'o1o 90
Emma Hahn, a62 W nth ct; atty.
18TH ST. 372 E; Bessie Timfnermonn 70
Alotto Realities. Inc $50 q ls7th st :
atty. j krug, Jr. 1b0 Nassau st 81 90
CLAY AV, 100: Bcssie Timmrrnnnn' ~
Alotto itcnltics, Inc. sss E IG7th y,
a,,y, 70 krug, jr, l5o Nassau nt. 81 co
HOE AN. 1867; barclay Holding Corpn ,o
Hir Lea corpn. - Bway, atty. Strns.
bourRcr & s. "a Bway. y............''s1
LOT rs. blk a lot rs & &c to as. blk ~.
n lots II TO 49, blk TOR: man Morris
para. John j Ticrney. BRIyn. to Morris
Park Estates. 80 Exch pl. atty. PARK
1e2D ST. 2D6 &c. John II Green to Enniiy
J Lewis. al 70 2o4th st, atty. N M
Greene. 8o2 ID 2o4th rt,,..s.~..,r,e1oa
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
INSTRUCTION

AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION. $40
Unlimited driving etc guaranteed tn
clu4ing machine for state examination
unti- license secured. b. NJ Co.. 1903
Lexington av. (SSth).
AUTO 1NsTRUCT1ON.-wE TEACH REPATRrNc
AND DRIVING IN SHORT TIME: PRIVATE
LapIES, Ia 1bsS, DRIVING AND MECnANIcAL
~ uE Use AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL 726 LEX
1NGTON AVE. (59TH). PLAZA 4ol6
LEAHN sAltN. TO W a CHAUFFEUR pleasant and
profitable work: day and evening cjasses Reud
for free booklet and viTltor's pass Weat sids
Y. M G. A.. 3l7 West 67th St
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Brush Hollow Road Place
At Jericho i'm New Hands

Henry A. Rogers, Of Worthington
Whitehouse, Inc, has sold for William
u. Powell his property on the north
side of Brush Hollow Road, Jericho
l.. L., being part of the former Stephen
Rushmore property, to client who
will improve.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
W. W. Cunningham Buys
Fine Estates at Scarsdal.

Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs.
F. B. Taintor her property on Auten-
reith Road, Scarsdale, to w. w. Gun
ningham. The property was held at
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Building Revival Convention

The attitude Of the building material
manufacturers here in the East, sup
ylemcfted by the aggressive lead taken
lere for some time by the building
material dealers TO meet their part
d the responsibility for the backward =
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
BUSINESS CARDS
Desks and Office Furniture.

Detective Agency
WFSTy OTORN'S Detective Agency-Shadowfng. con-
hdentiai Investigations &C. 80 East 42d Phone
Murray Hill 2I43.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

BUTLER, VALET. COOK tswedish) verv
% neat. fine appealr,ing. thoroughly expert
preferred $65. Mrs Mason's Agency. l3i
West 42d.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

Multigraphers-Ste
Multgraphng. etenography. typewritins: all hours
reasonable. Coyne 118 Nassau st Beekman $7A
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
HELP WANTED MALE

LOST -Bankbook 2591Oe. Harlem Savings
Eank Payment stopped. Return to hank
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

YOUNG COUPLE want two single men 10 board ga
- private house: all ceuvsnienoes. IS minutes {,
New lcrk. Answer H l.. y q Garden CITY
Long Island Call a45 NJ Floral Park
'Np. Sos WEST. Large front room second eorr:
overlooking hudson. facing srhvah,> ,n.,etn,.
also smaller room. excellent hoard. references
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRv BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised. purchaseo+
BENNETT. I15 broadway, unstairs.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS

LOS ST-Passbook No. 1o4.129. issued by the
Onlon square Savings Bank. Finder will
Please return Il to the hank
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Flushing Tenant Buvs House

j. Albert Johntra has sold the dwell
ing at 81 North Twelfth Street, Flush
ing, for John Dobson to John S.
Reilly, who now occupies the premises.
The plot is 60x100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Agents for Greene ST. Building

william A. White a. Sons have been
appointed agent for julius II. Siebcrt
OF the eeycn~story loft building at 1853
Greene Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Estate Sells on Decatur Avenue

Richard II. Sccbie has sold for the
estate Of John Carr 20 fl client for cash
the private house knowa as 30y6 Dc
catur Avenue, built on plot b0x120.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

WANTED.-S enograp pher and switchboard
operator; bright young lady with one or
Two years experience stenographer.
high school education; permanent position
manufacturing corporation. high class Of
fee Apply in own handwriting stating
education. experience. religion and lowest
salary required Box c. go Tribune OfYice-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
BOARDERS WANTED

CHILDREN WANTED to board on farm; mother
, cara win washing S25 Per month: 10 IL yesn
Box l06. Lakewood. n J. r. r. D.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Odd Fellows Acres for Orphans

The German Odd Fellows Home So
ciety in Yonkers is selling q twenty
eight acre property near Tuckahoe to
the Hebrew National Orphan Asylum
Of East Seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
18th Street Dwelling Sold

Pease e. Gilman have sold for the
Remlu Realty Company the four-story
dwelling at West Seventy fifth
Street, on lot 22x10O.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
AGENTS WANTED

BIG CHANCE To make money selling tho uni
form bread board and knife. sells ON sight; send
bOc Tor complete OUTFIT every housekeepsr wants
one; world heater for long profits write or call
Ben r. Loeb, 70 West 23d St. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14

Greeniees; Aug 3. 1910; attys, saIter &
SAME PROP isabelle Greenlees ct al
exrs, TO Marion G Peecook, 429 23d
ST PAGLS PL 4so. e Washington av,
100x40.l; Virginia $ Atwater to Nettie
nmmet & P. So wan st. 1,'. 500
TINTON AV, 1910. s. 1o!6xloo; Jas F
Grattsq tan to 1as ooo Z Fly; Tynq 1Sos Tipt2n n
Guar s. T Co, 17s Bway ..,......... 500
CROTONA AN, gSo4, =, 50x1oo: Crotona
2''"2 o ~ 40ToG 80 torG GFotons ons+r,' sy
tion Go to John O'1eary. 221s Univer-
IE' av: mtg. s61 900: Dec 81. 1918:
atty. John O'Leary 2442 Washington
urGuF,s Az. 217o. $. 4ox1oo: 1920 st, st,
6t6 f., IS, 51;6xS1: 1921 st, $50 E, $ :,
st. Ss.1Ox391x9S11x42.7 Stafford Con
atruction Co to John OLeary, 221s Uni
versity av; mtg, $4,000; Dec 81. 1918;
1s7TH ST. sa1 Il, s. 7sxloo; Stafford
Tq4struGon Go to 'osn sno WneaTy oon Dcc 221s
1918: atty, John O'Leary, 2442 Wash
BURNsiDE Az. cor jerome av, 119i1
xl45x90X75; Sam Mcmillan to McMil-
Ian Realty & Construction Co. $50 w
1O6th st: mtg. $40 900; March 3; atty.
struction Co 10 Pinnacle Realty 90,
3G71 Bway; mtg, $22, 900; April 10; atty.
165TII ST. 164 y. s. 3s.9xso.SxS .axso:
Virginia * White to Rebago Corpora
ton Rector st; May "A, 1917. atty.
Title Guar e. T Co, 176 BwaY. 81
SAME PROPERTY; Rebago Corporation
to Concourse Estates Corporation 1876
Bway; mtg, $4,000; April /; atty,
SAME PROPERTY; Concourse Estates
Corporation to Harris Mandelbaum. / 2
W s7th, and ano; April IL; atty.
)
SD AV, Brook av. 131ox29. .5x3.1x
36.6: Mary Kaufman to Reginald NJ
Kelley, 319 e 197th st; mtg, S4,75o;
Aprn 9; atty, Titlo Guar G. I Go. 176
l5wAy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
MORTGAGE LOANS
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH or QUEENS

ATTRACTIVE Ii-roorn house. all improve
rseniH. large YerAnda. scrcened through r.
our i@rTs trees anO grounds. gHraPc, near
ssDrtf, ft.>o1, owner opens FOR inspcc o.
tim Sonday. to 2. z73 Walnut Street
Fichfnone FfilI. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
FURNISHED ROOMS

18TH ST. IS WEST Furnished or unfinished
suite Of one room 0ni bah two rooms and
bath
o5TII ST, ITO WEST Just opened, new
lovely honelil1e rooms for one or two
refined mon; electricity; subway express
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
NV JEIksEY
10 Lgr FOR BUSINESS pupposxs

rffilge E,sTfsg fi-'n moon uy COON
yrKifK IrIf>DfSC. hEAH okASD CyNTfAL
Kyh HENyt lp,191 ~ ~ EENT sI9 oo0:
fyEs yEAtt# f,l<aKE CIsisMAs A WhKE.
HELD. nc. ~ East 4zD ET.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
HELP WANTED MALE

AGENTS. wanted n eei tho AAroii Ninys gutnrr.
takes tho place of eos1 in kitchen range nr fur,
hAcc sells for f1b; sgehiH pfoni. s. proposition
rsh bo sold yeHt round ws hase beer Aeiling fhrss
burners Tor years and now want men for permanent
hsnh'f Aefoll bioyc Burner Corpof alton. ii0 West
.bilI al.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-14
Patents
BOARD WANTED

HOME WANTED Middle nged man wants
home on farm or else where with good,
fhriatlUn people, whgcs not considered =
VIII write particulars on request. t'lcase
address Fred l. Huber 8 High ST. Al.
sonia, Conn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
ASSASSIN OF
 CLEMENCEAU IS 7 GIVEN CHILLING
He Asserted to Paris Po- lice That He Alone Was Responsible for Shoot
 ing of Premier.

PARIS, Feb. 26-Emil Cottin who wounded Premier Clemenceau in an attempt to assassinate him, was yes terday grilled by the police.
 Cottin declared that he acted for no one save himself. He declared that he was solely responsible for the act. He accused Clemenceau of showing tactic opposition to the an afchists.
 Cottin said he first became an an archist through the influence of a Spaniard, whom he met at Lyons. He declared that he had spent consider able money for anarchistic literature.
 The police are still working on a theory that plot existed, and that Cottin is trying to deceive them re- garding the principals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
CUMMINGS WILL
 HEAD CAMP AICN l FOR DEMOCRATS
Is Elected Chairman of the National Democratic Con- mittee; Others That
 Are Named.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Homer s. Cummings, of Connecticut, was to- day elected Chairman of the Demo cratic National Committee to succeed Vance Mccormick, of Pennsylvania, resigned Cummings was formerly Vice-Chairman of the National Com mittee, and is the Democratic leader of Connecticut. He was the Demo- cratic candidate for Senator at the last election there.
 The committee voted for a com plete reorganization and an aggres- sive campaign in the 1920 National election.
 J. Bruce Kremer of Butte. Montana, and Samuel B, Amidon of Wichita, Kansas, were elected Vice-Chairmen; E. G. Hoffman of Fort Wayne. In diana, was chosen Secretary; w. B. Hollister of Jefferson City. Missouri, Executive Secretary; w. D. Jamie son of Shenandoah, Iowa, Director of Finance.
 Mrs. George Bass of Chicago, Chair man of the Woman's Bureau, was the first woman to participate in the proceedings of the Committee. She held a proxy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
PRESIDENT WILSON SPENDS A BUSY TIME SIGNING BILLS AND
 TAKING CARE OF HOME PROBLEMS
 TO MEET GOVERNORS AND MAYORS

WASHINGTON Feb. 26.-President Wilson spent over hours his desk signing twentyeght bills and resou- transacng business He three hours with the members of the Cabnet and then conferred with Democratic Leader Thomas S. Martin of Virginia the legislative situation.
 The President invited all Governor and hundred attend White House conference to be held March third and fourth to discuss vital questions affecting labor and capital and business and industrial conditions and unen- poyment for the readjustment post war period.
 President Wilson, before returning to Europe, is anx- ious to establish national policy for the resumption of pr enterprises He said he is ready to legitimate cooperation with the States and the municipalities to bring about early return of normal industrial dions the unemployment and consequent unrest
 The President believes that energetic cooperation at this time will accomplish the results desired He believes that the Government and the States and all communities should coordinate establishing condition which will suit general prosperity rather than sagnaon and unrest
 VOTE OF CONFIDENCE GIVEN CLEMENCEAU
 PARIS Feb 26.-The Senate of the House of Deputies yesterday gave the government vote of which IS before the Peace Congress
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
BILL PROVIDES FOR LAND FOR
 OUR SOLDIERS
Reclamation Bill Providing for $1O0,O00, ,OOO Is Re- ported to Both House
 and Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. The Senate Public Lands Committee has reported February bill to approp riate $100,000,000 to make reclaimed and public lands available for settle ment by discharged soldiers and sail ors.
 A similar bill was reported to the House.
 Secretary Lane said jobs could be secured for 100000 positions within 60 days from the time the bill was passed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
LARGE BRIBES TAKEN
 BY NAVAL OFFICERS [ FOR ARGUMENTS
Secretary Daniels Announces Ar rest of Additional Men on Charge of
 Bribery.

WASHINGTON Feb. 26. = ,Secre- tary Daniels, of the Navy Depart ment, announced this morning the arrest of two Naval reservists in connection with a bribery investiga- ton of the Third. District, making a total of five men apprehended for a similar charge. The statement says Lieut.. Benjamine Davis received s10.- 900 for enrolling men, and another man received $20,000, besides many presents. He says civilians also are implicated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
REVOLT
 BREAKS OUT IN
 GERMAN TOWN
Spartacans Take Railway and Other Officers; Frlc- ton Between Peasants
 and WOrkmen.

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 26.-A fresh revolt broke out in Mannheim yes terday, the Spartacans occupying the postoffice, railway station and teie' graph office, according to Berlin dispatch received here this morning
 The dispatch says majority of the Independent Socialists agreed to rescind the permission of the Soviet Government to abolish martial law The communists consented to evac' uate the public buildings and surren der their arms on the promises ex' tended to them of immunity.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
KAISER THINKS
 GERMANY WILL
 WANT MONARCHY
Is Declared to Have Said That Germans Will Soon
 Regret Having Over
 thrown Government.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-The London Mails Copenhagen correspondent quotes the former Kaiser as saying tc Count von Breckendorff Rantzan, for eign minister of the German Republic that Germany will soon repent hay ing overthrown the Monarchy. The Kaiser is quoted as further saying there are still enough good patriots in Germany who will not allow her to become bankrupt as Nation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
MURDERED MAN IS
 IDENTIFIED AS AN
 ALASKA PROSPECTOR
Body of Cyril de Croix of Cordova Found Wrapped in Mattress Near Benton Junction
 Yesterday.

SEATTLE. Feb. 26.-Alaskans hcve identified the body found near Rem ton Junction wrapped in an old nat tress as that of Cyril de Croix. a prospector, presumably murdered for S900.
 The man came here from Cordova on the Alameda. He is known to have had $900 which is missing. The police are trying to find out who were with him last, with a view of securing a possible clue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
REBELS ADMIT MONEY SECURED
 OF BOLSHEvIkI
More Evidence That the Rebellion in Hungaria Was Financed by the
 Russian BoIsheviki.

BASEL, Feb. 26.-Seventy-sfx com munists arrested on charges of rsEl bellion against the Hungarian R4 public, during their hearing at Bude. pest admitted that money to esta6' lish an anti-Republican Government came from Russia.
 They said their expensese during the past month reached 300, 900 crowns Other evidence has been secured to show that the Russian BoE shevik have been active in trying tul incite rebellion in different communt. ties in Hungaria. T
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
SAYS BRITISH TROOPS
 WHO WERE PRISONERS
 ARE UNACCOUNTED FOR
Captain Guest Tells the House of Commons That 5000 Brit ish Troops Are
 Missing.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Captain Guest today informed the House of Com mons that 5000 British troops have been unaccounted for as war pris- oners. It is not expected that many Of them are still alive.
 The food comptroller announced the Government control of prices for the distribution of imported bacon. lard and hams, will be suspended March 31st. save on British products.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
SOUTH ON JEFFERSON.

The passengers who left on the Jefferson this morning. in addition to those whose names appeared in the list yesterday are Mir. and Mrs. R. Enge Martin Hofstad. John Peterson for Petersburg; E. A. Ras- mussen for Wrangell and C. w. Stoddard and Ernest Swanson for Ketchikan.