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The sun., 1919-01-15

atty, o Lowenstein. ~ Cedar at. $500
Sd ST. 800 E-Mstropolitsn Saw Bank to
Jennie Metz. sis I'd sv..........sis,o 900
IRVING PT, W cor 18th st--N Life
West End av: atty. Max stern. 81 Lib.
AMsTERDAM Az. cor i'm IT. mtg
sj.0o0-Claire A Kennedy to Philip Cross,
l42S Marion av. Bronx. atty. Il Ken.
is9p ST. sSt w-zacharias II Open.
neimer to Title Guar Trust Co. 1i6
s5TH sr. ;so7 E-.ritio Guar Trust 'V CO
to Dry Dock saw Instn: s4l BoweryS;
b0TH ST 20 w--Howard Realty and be
yelopment Co to Maria ID Sabatini, 1890
Eastchestor road. Bronx: attys. Hunt,
Hin Belts. l2o Bway. ....:...t2 .Soo
TO Morland Mort Co. i2O Bway; atty,
Title Guar Co. i76 Bway. $4,000
Bronx.
FRANKLIN Av. e =. es.4 n 10th at. 4ox
ION Investors Corpn to Title Guar
co, 1I6o Bway. atty. Title Guar 4
7 Co, 1850 Bway .............t2IOO 900
wEsTC HESTER Az, sc $, at 5 $ Kelly st.
BROOK Az. iass, q q. 5oxiCC. John c
Lord TO Dollar Savings Bank. 2I37 Sd
av; attys, Msekellar 6 g, 40 Cedar st.
DECATUR Av. s1ss--M.rle k Link to
Joachim Bosch. Ga Wales av. atty, Ra-
phssi Link. ~ Bway .....a.., $1,000
A Thompson u. Jar tI admx. to Adsiine
X 7 Paskett. s27 f33d st; atty, Geo
McCauslan. II Park Row ..... $1,000
list st. 2 s. t3i,s Alexander av. f5x
i,c' slso strip be. old and u new lines ns Of
Mir!cmsn a Y. sci e iaSth %....'!u
The sun., 1919-01-15

SALE OF GOVERNMENT DW NED
LASTS. shoes Surplus Property puyis On,
Munitions Bds 18th q Is SIS Wash.lE-
ton, II c, viii receive lids on a p op,r ION
OF lasts Munspn Goodyear Wet which
have been used for manufacture Of Army
shoes RiIs are invited on any Quautlts "
these lasts Numbers Of pairs OF shoes
made on each las varies Lasts can he
inFrcCted at Var.u.s Zone Supply ONir Q
located In the following named cites. At
IantH, Ga; Boston, Mass, Chicago. l'.s
Sow York y. y. PhIl. Pa s. loIis.
Mo, and san IrNHC.s,1, Cal hi. sh,lIi
ha made IN duplicate On epecial forms IN
time TO reach Wash uEtou by \ NJ I.nru-
AIRY 6ih, 1918, a. when DINO and place
'hpv will be opened IN IN" presence uf ~ n
hlHdr-s as desire 20 intend Specifications
AMI forms FOR submitting lids may ba OBJ
talneh on APPLICATION 90 surplus Property
p!yisipn Reference ) L u 80 as GE
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1'wenty-third street and Sixth avenue,
TO Louis Greenberg & Bro. and tho
fifteenth floor OF the same building TO
H. Iaidenbcrg Company. Inc.
Spear & Co. rented in $3.50 Fifth ave-
nuo the fourth floor to the Belber Trunk
and Bag Company. and the sixth floor
TO Sussman & uTger for the Alcourt
Realty Company. the eleventh loft I'm
4h-54 West Twenty~flfth street to j.
Mikola 4 Bro. for l.. and NJ. Golde, the
eighth loft In VI Fifth avenue. to the
Niagara Silk Mills for the Sailors Snug
Harbor. the fourth floor In 25S-260
Greene street TO the Bee Hat Works
for William Vincent Astor. the first
loft In $50 Broadway TO Julius Rosen-
berg; in 1914 West Twenty-frst
street 5000 square feet to Harry
Bokal
NJ. & L. Hess. Inc. leased the third
floor at 220 Fourth avenue to A. L.
Horowitz & Co, and the fourth floor
at 1875 Fifth avenue to the Tuxedo
Shirt Company.
Henry Hof leased for the National
Graphic Arts Exposition Company the
chop at 500 East Fortieth street for
Louis T. Lehmeyer.
Samuel II. Martin with A. Kane Com
rany leased the store and basement
at 2l73 Eighth avenue 10 Louis Schoon-
maker.
VI. g. l.. Hess. Inc. leased in con-
Junction with Frederick Fox & Co. the
eighth floor at 1898 East Tenth street
10 the Weinberg Feather Neckwear Com
pany. and the fifth floor at s21-S23
Broadway to DUDE & Reingold.
Homer Foote, Jr.. leased space on tho
second floor of the Transit Annex at 10
East Forty-third street to Morgan Liver
more & Co. members OF the Stock Ex-
change, and stores and basement at
3O6-3O7 Fourth avenue and on the sixth
floor the last remaining space In the
building at 334 Fourth avenue.
Rosenthal Company leased TO the
b. & p. Dress Manufacturing Company
the second floor at 106-lf2 Grand street.
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NEW OWNER FOR TIEMASN
HALL.

Another apartment house deal closed
was that involving Tiemann Hall. a six
story elevator structure at 619 TO 625
West l27th street, near Riverside Drive.
1t was sold by the +. A. Pollock Realty
Company for the Nadig Company to the
College Holding Company, OF which Jo-
seph Schenck Is president and Abraham
Grundt secretary and treasurer. 1t occu-
pies a plot 125xl5o, irregular. Is fully
tenanted. and was valued by the selling
company at 1928, 600.
Tiemann Hall Is one OF the row OF
high grade apartment houses occupying
the entire frontage on l27th street. from
Riverside Drive to Broadway. To the
east OF 1t Ia the Alabama. at the corner
OF Riverside Drive. and to the west the
Madrid The Claremont View. the
Whitestone. the Bordeaux and Crescent
Court are also in the vicinity.
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RESIDENCES LEASED.

Henry Hof leased for the New York
College Of Dentistry the dwelling at
800 East Forty-second street to Mrs. Fl.
Everett
Slawson & Hobbs rented for d. NJ
Martin the dwelling. 240 West Seventy
fourth street. to r. Oppenheim: 20 West
Eishty-ninth street for DR.. G. p Buggo
to NJ. Luckel. and ESQ West Seventy
eighth street for Miss Justinia Duffy to
Gus Clark
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat - VEsEY STREET.
by Joseph T., Day.

by Joseph p. Day.
at5xss SKIS. llxSse. sty int and s,rsS Y
L Trust Co ear, &c. agt Lima Mocko-
WITT ct al; due, ,'s.57ss5: taxes. &C
.t2.so; to the plaintiff. .........tlS.o 900
18TH ST, ll2.ls, ss: 90 Park av, Soy
es1l, three 8 sty dwlgs-S z Furnald
sKt Douglas Realty % 81 al. due. SIS
1921: taxes. &c, '6s7.7S; TO the plain
vacant-Mct Life Ins co aEt j p Kirwan n
ct al; due, &2l,a2is3. taxes &C. "a
1880; adjourned 20 Jan rs
Sd AV, 2lss, c l20th st. ?bxi0s3, . sty
Rtr--N Trust Co. trste, agt Patrick
Lenihan ct al; due. $40, $50 rs; taxes, &C,
N,2ss.67 to the plaintiff .....,,.s2o. 600
BY Arthur c. Sheridan
ioaTH ST, 2S7 L. n o. $50 W Cd av fox
l00io. 2 sty dwlg--Cyrus Hitchcock ct
al agt German Evangelical Reformed
Bethany Church OF \ ct al: duo,
s4,355 10. taxes. &C, .2sslo; to tho
plalntlH ...'..'.... .,.,......{t,0 900
lat $40 THIRD AvENUEl
by Henry Brady.
18TH ST. f, n &. ?:5 Lincoln av, 7sx
100. vacAnt--C Bode ast Latham
Realty 90 ct al; due, t25.ssb.sS: taxes,
&C. Il,siAsO, to William J Terry $40, 900
BY Joseph r. Day
a2OTH ST. z, n $. $50 W white Plains av.
boxlit-H L oliver agt " A Atktnso n
ct al; due. s2s0l.2+; taKes. 30, 3iS5sl;
10 the plaintiff ...................s:. 900
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

Eth AV, $50. store and first ioft--Kr.m
Realty Corpn to Harry Friedman. Sl9 w
26th st. 5 yrs from Jan |. 1919: atty. VI
g Epstein. Ss2 Fulton st, Bklyn. 400
10Th ST. 4p3-425 e. all--Berj Erde to
Abr Jacobs. 81 K goth st, 5 yrs from
March !, 1917. s yrs ronewal.... 400
MADISON AV. n e cor 34th st, store n and
b--Giengarry Realty Cerpn to Tikly Lug
gage Co. ala yrs from Jan !, 1918:
atty. p 8 selismsn. IS Nassau st. SIS. ooO
LUDLOW BIT, 10. =, b and a sbove--Rosie
Saoerski TO Louis u and y Maxberg 20
Luilow st. : yrs from May l, lsis.Sl,32C
GoERCK st. 81. all--Nathan Cohen tC
Rosie Rothmann. als Rivinzton st. 4 yrs
from Jan !, 1919; atty. saml 1saacs, s.
AVENUE p. Ieb-20l, ALVIN Prayer, &,
6ivie, et al, exrs, to Max Schwartz. 7@'
J. sth at, 5 yrs from Feb !. 1913: att
Lawrence ] Gerber, 2be Bway. sl4t5l
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JARVIS PROPERTY SOLD,

The Cruikshank company sold yes
terday for Natalis Jarvis the property
formerly occupied as the Jarcis stores
In Jersey City; The plot is 400 feet
wide and 200 feet in length. bounded
on the north by Thirteenth street. east
by Barnum street. south by ayeIfth
street and on the west by Provost
street This property is eaid TO have
been acquired for purposes OF becoming
developed for piers and railroad uses.
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100000 IN 9TH AVE. LEASE.

Samuel Gruber. n restaurateur now
located at 30 West Thirty-second street
took lease yesterday on the building
at 6l2 Sixth avenue. corner Of Thirty
sixth street. He will probably remodel
the building for restaurant purposes and
use 1t IN conjunction with his present
establishment. although he refused 20
discuss his plans yesterday. He will pay
an aggregate rental OF 100000. The
building was leased by Pease & Gilman
for the Weiner estate.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

s,TH ST. 2Is to I'll w-Joseph Elias ax.
Henry ii snedeker ct al; Feb 10,
,osTH ST, III and ia W.scoi;c;,;c;. 5000
pleman agt Clara Schloss ct al; June 10.
1919 s'....'.......,,yb4
9TH Az, flown A Marks agt Lauru
Creagsn ct al: Nov II. l9is....,..,Ig6s
Bronx.
ELSMERE PLACE. n O. 100 q Crotons
Parkway. lOOxlO0--Louis C;reenbers arr
Defender Construction Co ct al: June 20,
ctSTrnS;::A' paBiKwAy' '..,'Ss; ts.6s
place, lO0K l0O-Iouis Greenbers sgt De
fender Construction Co ell al; june IL,
IVA .s,..,',.s', ...,,.,......Ss,72 1856 81
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LEGAL MOTTO ES.

PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the l6,h day ~ April l3ls,
Ny aud betwo'r jobs WANAMAhEE,
SEW YORK. and EDITH ". DEER, ! VIII
sell on tho 29th day Of January. 1913. At
ten G0l o'clock IN IN" for"uoon tu tho
Piano Department Of John Wanamaker.
New York, TT broadway, Borough u
Manhattan, city. County ami state @; Sow
York. one MahoFany Piano and Bonch. aE
provided In Sections as ard s. Of the r,r-
souaI Property Law.
DANiEL GNEENW AhD- Anct .nnaer-
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LIS PENDENs.


<sTH ST, 4o2 E-U Trust Co OF y,
trus, Agt Solomon Olinka ct al (foreclos-
ure Of MORTGAGE: attys. Stewart d
Shearer.
133D ST. 5o1 w--OlEa f sohlau ast II
jackson Co. Inc. ct al foreclosure OF
mortgaso); attys. Burger e. Burger.
10TH ST. s. 100 eth av. 7s.s>ss,li.
Holding Co, Inc, ct al foreclosure of
two mortgases); attys. Strasbourger &
achallek
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Satisfied MORTGAGEs.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.D
Manhattan,

NlhunbttAu.
7TH Av, 23o0--Charlotte williams to
Edith Braxton Ford OF Brooklyn. July
~. 1919: atty. Edw A 1saacs. Is lib
SD sr. sfs W 9Th av. 'si5;xtiicso.'5~
Minnie Wolfkind. ll2 Y esth 81. to
Aaron Lang Stadter, sos eth av, Oct IS.
1912: attys. Cary d Carroll. 81 Wall Of
$500
7TH Av. 18th st, 5ASs0--Midtown
Constr Co to Julia I O'Hsra. individ and
extrx will sallie A O'Hara, Jan -, 1912
atty. VIM II Archibald ais w 2Sd vt
AMSTERDAM Az. =. II n iolst 81. 81
xl00--Anita Piza. Stamford. Conn, to a
NJ Elkus. T65 West End av, June s. 1911;
tty, Lawyers T N T Go. 100 Bway g. 500
BROADWAY, sc C 3sth st. runs 1902 Y
7t.1 s55 to Bway x 20 to
beg, known as Hotel Normandie. Grand
at. SO. Greene ct, 3a-sb--Josephine ELI
sbeth. Countess della Ghgrardesca and
Alberto della Gherardesca, Bolgheri.
Italy, TO Y S Trust Co OF 7, Aug sB,
1908: attys. Stewart q Shearer. IS Wall
The sun., 1919-01-15
IA MISSING IN HOTEL FIRE.
Ruins OF Kalamazoo Building Are
Searched for More Victims.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Jan lt.-Finding
OF the register to-day Of the Hotel wit
wer. an annex OF which was DESTROYED
oy fire Saturday night revealed that
fourteen OF seventy men assigned to
room, have not been accounted for.
Two meh are definitely known to have
persisted. thorough search OF the
ruins was Instituted to-day when II was
learned that all the other occupants OF
the annex had not been located.
Tho cause OF the fire has not been
determined.
The sun., 1919-01-15

Coffee cablee-Rio was TBS reis higher for "a
at loSs60. Exchange ls2d lower ~ n ; 32d
Receipts 100 bngs and stock SOL H'o bags In
Santos spots were not quoted Futures were
so TO 800 rcis higher. Receipts 5000 bngs
and stock s, 3T 100 bags. Receipts at the ports
were 1900 bags, against 900 last year and
2s.NN two years ago. Sac PAulo had II ~
against 5000 and p 90, and Jundiahy 10 900
against Is 90 and 5000 bags respectively
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
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MECHANICS LIENS.


iceD ST, fi5 E--Nathan weinstein Rgt
hasdalena Orange. owner; ChAs Der
ney, contractor. 49,. ............s5l.5 so
WEST ST, tl4-Davey Erecting Co ngt
Louis Weiser. owner and contractor
1rma Kuhns. owner. .............s.i0 400
25TH ST, Sl8 W-Abraham Stern agt
Mrs. Ethel Sullivan. owner and con-
7,p Ae sT Il wI,a,o 'F,;ediin ar; Joh1
Doe. owner: Harry Proctor, contrac-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

which wers Consigned direct to slaughter
ers. No trading OF Importance; feeling
unchanged. Dressed beef quiet at PIG 2se'
!. 2 g. head. .. $50 Common 1si:
b.rnyard calves. isds.7s: yosrline., ,7.to.
s:Qsss. per 100 lbs; country dressed do
s.i::w r Hume W. %. ,. g. ves.' 5S' III, n
Z, IlS. M; . cults. 100. $40; fed calves,
10 y:s ia 81 s 30 ts.ys n' ais
80" t ysr.ln $50 ' "a So 's iss Si .so:
! v.ai.. 10 s2a: 81 Sarnyara calves, :o.,
So. Kerns Commis.ion Go: IS yesis. l52,
e &C., vs: sIs' ss i's sso SO eui &'P r ,s
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Reoeipts. $3.50
bad Is car. on ns. sale Is 5cs s!9w snd
ersm. S. .s.sp sSsiS ' Pc? 100 S" eal.
,SI ysi,nfs iaoqiis s SHmm1 ,n,so
dressed hothouss lambs, 'i0siS per car
ss SAL ss.Tn?n e, f s15e
3: :ylv;H' " H. , q: ~. Gada su Co 'n' 81
s:.f '' iss . Il s ss5!i STATE
Is limbs a. ~ hs' sheen =, yes .es
$50; 81 cuiis. IS, 81. Kerns coHmisson
Co. 2os Ohio lambs. 81. ISIS: 6; State
on ,sie. Feeling steady at ils6is25 per
100 lbs for New York and Pennsylvania
n9E: P 4sass :nd Jun. sss c ccsh,1y Gi..a
hogs unchanged
T ei sSsnnon : IS state hogs, %
!Isas; pigs. IS. n7sO; 5 roushs. ssl.
Live Stock Markets in Other Cities.
kANsAs CITY. Jan. i..Ho.s.Rs.
heavy. u7a17s6: packers and butchers.
H;;lGSio.S; lights ns'soSl7+t' pigs
&c S:,,i:.H.s.sR,: 1000 steady rr'T;
1850 si;; h.i..r.. $50 Isl .!ecser. and
feeders. s7boeis; bulls. nali; calves,
shsep--Reo.ipts. 5000; lower Lambs.
;cSii;S: swe., isalo.!5'
CHICAGO: Jan, i..EHeeE.S.Reeeip..,
Satchsr sf.as: favored; pig: iows. sais
o. sale: MIsIn i7;ssi butcher butchers. !i1.;eS
49,. "amN 's' "'u "
Tsttie-Rsc.ipts. $4,000: good and choice
:.. . ms.y o ssSdd o%o v
Tse' lover: feeders steady to lower beef
cattle. good to choice and prime, tls9i 1885;
stock. cows and hs!ters. 11auab; can:
ners and cutters. 3s.a5d7. stockers and
feeders, good. choice and fancy noasg
Glo.fs: veal calves good and choice. SIC
Wl6.oV ,. ,snno -,... ..,
20 s .ifsbs Lambs. choice and fancy, sisso
s Si:,'l ,i,.sseissc; feeder. .,s;!gM..s;
medium S.s; sn snG ssod 5STi fS ' eai, IS
T.b0.
ST. LOUIS. jar. N-Hos. Receipts.
1900 steady Liz us;soSi,,sS; Pigs c
good heavy. si7+EGi77o; bulk. 1880
cst.,:ms'ss,P, 49, , :,.T H .,.y:
and hsifsr:. is5oais: COWS. 1850 is'So |;
stocksr. and feeders, N.Soqia fair to
prime southern beef s steers; tdoTis: ee d
1880.
choppers. S0C
CINCINNATI. Jan. A.-Hoss-Ree.ipts.
5000; steady. Packers and butchers.
N ccsatttil.-R.ee,pts. 700; dull. Calves
weak. SsaIT5O.
sheep-Receipts. 100; steady. Lambs
steady.
EAST RUFTAI.O. Jan. n.-ca,tie-Ro-
ceipts. 400; steady.
caives-ksceipts. 500; soc. lower. $50
'Hors-Receipts. 500; pigs Slow others
zoe. lower, Heavy, mixed and Workers.,
ii7se; light Yor..ess ;is.769i7i pigs. 'is
sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 5000
lambs Soc: lower, lambs; 'iivl7: 'sar
linss. tioai5: wsthsrs ~ Si'; ewss. "0
PITTsBURG, Jan. l4--HoEs-Receipts.
4 900; lower. Heavies and heavy Workers..
sisse; light Workers and pigs. slea 1880.
sheen and Lambs-Reoeipts. s06; stea.iy.
Top sheep. sii.5o9ia; top lambs, Gro
i7.sk
The sun., 1919-01-15
SALE ON SECOND AVENUE.

Henry IIof sold for Edward volz to
George Hampton the building at 500
Second avenue. between Forty fourth
and Forty-hfth streets. on a plot 27.6x
90 irregular.
The sun., 1919-01-15
LAWYER

l.. l.. MANES, .es Broadway. Room Ill.
Phone, worth 1866. Get the best. any
case. any cour'. American, experienced
wills. probate matters sp'. iaities
The sun., 1919-01-15
HELP WANTED-MALF.


SALESMAN wanted to sell our L!gh
grade teas and con es 70 oar Old customers
on commission and salary send flI our
proposition and samp'es 9, J.. STABLES
4 90 Dcp' ~ t.iHton, Iowa
The sun., 1919-01-15
BROOKLYN SALE,

A. Peace q Son sold the three story
and basement dwelling at ?A Garfield
place for n. E. F1andreau TO a client
for occupancy
The sun., 1919-01-15
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

POSITION wanted 10y man who has
been secretary and manager ~ hYdro-
elective company FOR ihe past u years:
nj. company was recently sold; prefers -
reprcS,rt some coucrrn In his homo city,
or near vicinity. would travel - necessary:
has equipped Office In Lancaster "a oHn
give hrst ~ rercrenccs. Address T. - BOX
10 'unps'rr y.
SEt'RETARY Would travel; young naval
ofiiper. highly odInat"d, also familiar wlih
accounting and finance, rOutCmpla' .Tg re.
signing from service wishes - oniIia'e
himself with private party g. thr .4par.Iy
Of confidential secretary. i, v. BOA $50.
Annapolis. Ma.
The sun., 1919-01-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

4TH ST ss1 Fl. mtg. SO, soo--Pank OF sav.
ings TO Matthew Carren. ss7 r ath
18TH ST. slS f. mtg $40 COOK George
Falk 20 Carrie Solomon. ISL p G3i st;
The sun., 1919-01-15
LEASE ENTIRE BUILDING.

Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the entire building at so New Bowery
to the Ann Metal and Paper Company.
Inc, for Ave years from February /, at
an aggregate rental OF about SEQ, 900.
The sun., 1919-01-15
How the Fund stand. To-day.

$4,000 Fire Routs Families.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Jan. 1.-two
families were driven out of the John
Ross block hero early to-day by fire
that did $4,000 damage. The fire was
discovered by q patrolman. who as
sisted the tenants.
The sun., 1919-01-15
BUSINESS LEASES.

rectioR with ltsN stern. leased the
ninth moor OF the Masonic Building,
The sun., 1919-01-15
EvKorEAN REAL ESTATE For sNr

PARIS. Facing Arc Tromphe. For sale
Large private residence. 40 windows on ~
Champs Elysees, Arc Triomphc. to see Vic.
torious troops entering Paris. P-trn. FIVE
MILLION FIR AMOS, @ COSTAL-FOI'-
QUIET. So Rue Monceau
The sun., 1919-01-15
TO LET FOR nUsINYss PURPOSES

SY0RES large light show rooms near
S'S"SS subway station. ITO West 10th
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
TATE COUNTY GOES IN
FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT

SENATOBIA, Miss, May 8. (Spl.)-,
The issuance of the $500, 900 road bonds
was continued by the board of super
visors in session this week. The board
employed an engineer TO make a sur
vey of the public roads. for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the cost of con-
struction. Although the county lost the
jeff Davis highway north and south.
it is the intention of h board to COM
plete this highway according to gov
eminent plans. The board issued bonds
of the Looxahoma consolidated school
district which will be sold at the June
meeting of the board. Work will be
begun on tho new $4,000 building for
.this district at once,
The board ordered an election held
this month in the Thyatira CONSOLE
dated district on the question of issu-
ing $40, 900 bonds for the purpose Of
building a modern school and teachers
home. This district was just recently
formed by the county school board and
with this district there are now only
two neighborhoods in the county with
cut consolidated schools where the pu-
pills are transported. M. B. Brown sat
with the board for the first time since
his election to fill out the ~unexpired
term of c. M. Hatcher, resigned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
USEMENT
Loew's l,yceum.

A generous reception was rendered
the first five-act bill which Marcus
Loew sent to Memphis as the introduce
ton of his new policy of providing
five acts and film features with every
bill. The program Is a meritorious one
from beginning to end, and each act re-
ceived its share Of applause.
Friend and Downing are h~eadliners,
his comedy team having been here be-
fore, but the material provided Is en-
tirely new and they are as laughable
as ever. Parodies and chatter of the
ridiculous sort are their strong forte,
and both know how to tickle the risibil-
tiles OF their auditors.
James O'Brien and the Southern
girls, in their dancing novelty. score an
instant hit and had to respond to an
encore at the afternoon and evening
performances. The girls are good
dancers and the music provided Is OF
the acceptable sort,
Other acts on the bill include Billy
Devere in q number OF comedy songs
and impressions and the Makarenkos In
a melange Of musical numbers. One
other act completes the vaudeville bill,
Elsie Ferguson Is seen in one of her
most pleasing high society dramas
THE Marriage Price In which she
portrays the role of a rich matron, who
Is impoverished because of extrava-
gances and then seeks 10 earn her owr
living. The situations are dramatic
and the play is deliberately staged
Loew's News Weekly is also shown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
iceToldTales
MAY 10, 1909,
10 Years Ago Today In Memphis.

MAY 10, 1909.
Oscar Hammersteln was in Berlin
and had completed arrangements for
the New Work production OF "Elektra,'
which 1t was predicted was going to be
the hit OF the season In the American
metropolis.
Word from Washington was that a
big row In the regular army was I'M
pending, Bureau chiefs and general
stats were at loggerheads.
Mrs. John ID, Rockefeller, wife OF the
money king, IA seriously Ill at Hot
Springs, Ark, according to reports
reaching Memphis.
A local tornado struck the northern
part OF Fayette county, Tennessee, do
church was blown down and many OF
the congregation injured. Fire from
lightning burned 500 bales Of cotton.
Secretary Of State Knox was prepar-
Ing to send an ultimatum to Turkey
ordering that the wholesale Staying OF
Innocent persons be stopped.
Wind reached a velocity Of So miles
an hour in Memphis and the mercury
dropped to 81 degrees, considerable mi
nor damage das done, such as broker
windows, rent awnings and signs blown
down.
Metellus l., Selden, one Of the besi
known Confederate veterans In Mem.
phis. died at his home, 535 Beale ave-
nue.. He was with Forrest In most Of
his battles, His death came suddenly
The White City opened the summer
~crusading policemen and other petty
a~nnoyances.
In a collision between the big auto
mobiles Of w. Il. Gage and p. p. Var
Nleet, the two little children Of Mrs
Gage were injured.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
Leaguers Will See
Original Pictures
OF Wars Progress

The third annual conference OF the
Memphis district Epworth League will
open at the Highland Heights Meth
odist church Friday night at s o'clock.
DIR. Elmer T. Clark, Of Nashville,
who was a war correspondent, will
lecture on European conditions with re-
spect to the churches and church work.
His lecture will be illustrated with
by him while in France, Belgium, Eng
land, Ireland and scotland in 1917 and
1918, DIR, Clark is director OF publicity
for the Methodist Centenary campaign.
The lecture will be followed by a so
cial given by the Epworth League OF
Highland Heights church,
Saturday morning Mrs, f., M. Clerc,
OF Newbern, Tenn, will give an ad-
dress on Missions In the Epworth
League" Joseph A, Fowler, director OF
the centenary drive for the Memphis
district, will speak on THE Centenary
Of American Methodist Missions W.
W, Ellis, OF Capleville, Tenn, will give
an address on "a Million Tithers In
Methodism: Shall the League he In
cluded7' entertaining Christian Young
People" will be the subject Of Mrs. l..
X. Williams, Of Memphis. DIR. II. II
George, general secretary of the Mem
nhis Y. NJ, G. A., will speak on THE
Sin Of Worldliness," Luncheon will be
served at the church at the noon hour
bv the young m OF the Highland
Heights Epworth League.
The Memphis district Is made up OF
Sb chapters, all OF which are expected
to send delegates,