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New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

4orH q ST 9ll "; TILE Guar & T Co 10 Christian
G openhyIn, st. Huberts Y, ct al, trustees :
l2trH ST S. 10 Amsterdam ay; Helen II
Beknap 10 LAWYERS NItge Co. 80 Liberty s., s39 600
GREENWICH ST 1874; mtge 5000: Samuel X
Funkhouser to Empire State Surety Co. s4 VIII
lam st; atty. Z X NJ Co. l35 Broad
SrH Az l49th ST.. sarah and Betsy Dinksl-
man 70 Jacob II Semel 1913 Central Park Wosi.
atty, W Nenino. 30 Wall s,............ <25 00o
osTH ST sos w mtge 81. 900. Mary W Lille 10
Jeia u - porgee II 4Oa li5th St: attys, Holmes
~ q =. ~ Broad st. 5 90
l26rH ST. Sc u, Irma Moses to Michael Mackey
Bronx
LoRI1IARp FL. 9ss5. Anna rlcuilo 10 Edw Mar
rone. S22 II 2oth 81, atty, Wm { White j07
9Th 400
18TH AN 5. 1870 4th st. 4JNll4 Wakefield :
Martin Suchy to Martin and Josephine Suchy Sl}
+ 22Jth st atty. Geo De Lucs Rector ST. 81
VALENTINE Az 1902; Aaron Holding Corpn 10
,alus II ziescr. ooJ Greene ay Brooklyn. atty.
7 Il r Co. KS broadway. ..........'... $ /
SAME PROP. julius II Zieser to Charles Levin Gs
w llsth ST. atty as ADORE. = ..'..............Sl ST
BRYANT Az. 1902; Anna ii NIoldelike and sno
irus to Anna ii Aloldcnlc and auo Watching
j. tru, for Ernest lieins atiys. Salter & s
40 Nassau ST.. s. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Uptown Flats in Demand

Chambold Court, at 66 to u Fort
Washington Avenue, southeast corner
Of 162d Street, a six-story elevator
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

NJ MILRERRY ST 30. e5.ls9s.g frors,.,..
~; ,'l'' jeremiah 7 Mahoney ref TO \ :, "p r ~
r 100 HgSS rlSSd st. Jan II; attys. Merrill &
East Side
'lsm S, ST. S3S-Si Z. l25xlo29 Ian 20: VIM r
SS'niih and auo 10 Central say Ran1 in ts,,' -
,rrn, l., 10 'il az due Jan 20. 1920 az D r. anv
Ie5TH Ttg ST" Sq a 4 r Co lIe Bway $40 o6o
Rosenberg TO Israel iletius 06 Fort W. h, 4,ilie m
bmg W p g. C.; pr mtg S25sOo; attys Green
" - % i"iN lo".... ....,......... 81 200
West Side
18Th ST l6j w: $. s34 e 7th av. le.sx5o !. San,
- Marietta e Rauckes to Eiz II smith AZ r -
sap sr sosG " 5. 50 .w sih av ss si,l5S 900
Knrsch ao4 18th 9Th st s'y yr oIDe 59 HS nsrnard
az, slys wende q & r. a77 Bway o. pr mig: oo6
SSH d so SI @ n s. 100 e West End sv soaxIoo ;
grant lnduSt ssv Bans due Jan - lnsi az fill-
y G. attSs. II & II o'Gornan. ii C1amIerss
ll4rH sr ia5 Bway eoxloo Ian 20 az gso ypv
Schlosinger to VIM G Lester 10 Hamilton To-
zee, ,ac ' installs e: atty. Lawyers 4 4 r Go
HATH sr 55i " s. is5 fway INV So 20 .19o =,
Jan 20. Celia Schesnger to Bowcfy Sny Rant
'oSe.y r ~ WI yfs o'z c; attss. cadwalader
LoNGWooD Ay, 1915. n s. 42sllo. penxa,ce
mqaity CO to sss Masilqu Realty corpn 1876 B@y
pfiur u I nts. s2s coo Jan II; = yls. D {: atty
LoNGwcoD Az. 1919. 5 42xli0 same TO sp Same sp
prior mtee s27 500 Jan Is; srs. D e. sam samc
LoNGwooD Az loaa. s. 42riio same 10 s,;2oo ss,nn
prior ntgc a2s 900 Jan H. duo Oct los9. s
VALENTINE Av. ssa4 y. Is. Ixiols chTs;io" Ioo
.'olnnnsen 70 Adolf kraushasr. e6Da Valcntinr sy
n,'ss ,,lss slsooo Jan is ATTY Geo a Stcnmulirr'
last kINGsBRIDGE RI. ~, 81 q # a ,e,,n'o f,vo
A. lS'sssoi rhsbe NJ Arkush to AfrAIlcn Realty
uorpn' :, Sol e 'tp'h M At mge $1,000 Jan is atty
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
brooklyn Apartment and
jersey Hotel i'm Trade

j. R. Ross & Co. have sold for Leon
ard n. Taft to G. X. Baldwin, 1884 Nos
trand Avenue, a siX-story elevator
apartment house on plot 75x1OO. The
Westcott Hotel, at Asbury Park, N. j..
near the Hotel Monterey. was given in
part payment.
The Meister Builders have sold 1888
East Twelfth Street, Flatbush, a two
family frame cottage, to the Berfell
Realty Company, Inc
Charles E. Rickerson has sold the
1our-story stable building at 7SS Union
Street for Charles H. Fletcher.
Brooklyn Factory Deals
me wo-story brick factory at 1851
and 1888 De Kalb Avenue. between
Evergreen and Central Avenues. has
been sold by Baffa & Dixon for Chris
Schneider to j. Mendell, who will use
1t Tor the manufacture of candy. The
same brokers have also sold the four
story building at 10 Broadway. near
Kent Avenue, for Otto Huber for fac
tory uses.
Flushing Block Sold by-Bank
William L. Bowman has sold the
block front at Central Avenue and vii
liam and John Streets, Flushing, for
the Bank Of Long Island to the Joseph
u. Morris Realty Company, Inc.
Queens Dwelling Buyer
R. A. Schlesing has sold for R. Ben
son the four-family dwelling at l18
Nurge Street, Ridgewood, Queens, to
James W. Swinscoe.
Builder Buys at New Rochelle
Joseph Lambden & Son have sold
Tor the City Realty Company lots 81,
81 and 80, of Webster Ridge, New
Rochelle, to Louis Weber, a builder
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

25TH ST "a 22s 4 Lazan aud Bernard MarruIles
10 Isaac Marx, 1904 Jefferson sv Bkiyn: a,iy'
kautrowitz & T. $40 B'wsy. Dee H. 1905 Sii 200
JATh 50. - w bessie NJ Dow aud Carolua /,
Knox 20 Nathan Wise. il7i iith ST. Bklvn. at,,
n@ron w lesy. 80 Wall ~ May "A 1917 s.. 900
soNi'oE NJ ih, Hamilton st, ;. 24ia II 8
.stiieriue 81. runs i9.Ja II e2 l0x " II q, u
=. a.ss "6 TO beg; Hamilton s.. % Luigi and
.ltl Maria Iortegotsa to st Marsheritn Bellies
Socley Of Mutual Bcneyoience inc: stiy Chso
J. fasuil". - Court st. Bayn; july H. 1915 81 zoo
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Palm Beach Realty
Values Up 100 Per Cent

Ladd & Nichols and Douglas L. Eli
man & Co. report the sale at Palm
Beach to client Of $50 feet of land
fronting on the ocean and extending
to Lake Worth, with full riparian rights
on both waterfronts, at SlOO foot.
The land is situated 1000 feet south
cf the residence of Charles w. Bing-
ham, of Cleveland, and was bought by
the seller for $50 a front foot eight
months 400
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

Cottonseed Oil.-The market was in
active and domestic consumers showed
little disposition to make purchases
under prevailing uncertainties. Weak
ness iii other commodities, especially
clis and fats, had a tendency to dis
courage new business, although the
Tact that prices for crude oil are still
ilXed at 1712c, served to hold prices
about unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
$4,000 for Church Corner.

WAX Meyer and his associates paid
: q wv Tor the properties of the Evan.
sellcal Reformed Church and the Po-
tpnmeu tpn la1, Protestant Dutch Church, at
E;r,,, ITr ,sou.neast o. corner of Avenue B and
me sale, and the latter congregat;nn 'i,vu
Mhose members have moved to BrooL'
iNh' intends 10 use the proceeds to
erect new edilice in that borough
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Bronx
Results at Auction
tAi IA Ncscy Street.
Ry Arthur c sheridan

Tzf- n V,oCJ N7to-.7
Ey Arthur G. Sheridan
GOTH Sr. PAS W. II s. $50 West End ay 25x
1905. 5-sty int. LYDIA lleirfeld ct al agt Rer,
nard Gordon al. due. sl2.sll-4 45; taxes. etc.
$3.50. adjourned to Feb g.
lAi 320S Third Avenuc)
rs Henry Brady
SOUTHERN BLVD n cor l50th St. u 9xlo7 *
50xl26.6 vacant: \ Y Title d Mortgage Co agt
.os Goodman al. due. SS.Jj2.2j, taxes. etc.
$722 10 20 the plaintiff for. ............ $S 600
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

q On the mountainsidc in beautiful Mont
clair, choice ncighborhood splendid house
Of 2 rooms, baths, garage; lot l0x300,
$4,000, f. & G. Would consider fair cx-
change. Photos d, my Office D., L. & ".
transit service.
q Another fine house. near Upper Monlclair
station, l3 rooms, baths, lot 100000,
sZI'50O. Both ready Tor immediate occu-
pancy.
JOHN l.. PARISH, l49 BROADWAY
Tel 574G Corfiaiidt
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Coffee. Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures. The feature of the
market was the persistent selling by
local trade interests, coupled with
pressure from a leading speculative
operator, with no aggressive demand in
evidence. On the call prices were 3 to
10 points below the close of Saturday,
and further sharp reactions developed
later in the day, closing 90 to 81 points
let lower.
The range Of prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Building Plans

BROAD ST 1870 and New St. a. Sc In = .,v
pcosn cable o'f,eo, 4o5xl5i, E De Forest and
tto-J Man. 30 Brad st. owners. " w Ro.vprfh
pickMAN ST, =, lso " shmmsn ay for a
srsty garage. iGox2oo. Muller RockAway Parb
Arfff"r' r"st -st...... 40 ohn
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

MORSE Harry r.. at NautucAcf MAST On
SUNDAY. January 10. son Of Elizabeth w.
aged IS years. Pittsburgh. Chicago and
Boston papers please copy. e.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LIBERAL REWARD for return or two sui,
cases and contents lost OFF rear of auto
which left La l1ewood. y. J.. at six O'Clock
Saturday evening and arrived a. the Hotel
Tray more. Atlantic city. al S:15 via Tuck
eIion- Communicate with F. w eager
Hotel Traymore
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN.
WE'LL PAID.
PERM ANENr
EMPLOYMENT

= l. -
PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT
In The
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
500 and $1,000 while learning. dur
ing first four weeks.
Earnings within next few weeks
average $l1-5o to s14.5o week,
Earnings by end of first year aver
age S14.oo to $3.50 week. accord
ing to tours of duty assigned.
further SALARY Increases for ev-
Nanced and more highly paid posi-
tions open to those who are ambi-
Uous.
No experience necessary.
Age l6 to % years.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY
WE'LL CARED FOR.
Homelihe quarters
Luncheons served at cost
Vacations with pay.
Anniversary payments sick
benefits and pensions
10 hour working dav.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION OF
FICES OPEN.
Apply weekdays. day or evening
during hours shown.
Manhattan:
5S West Houston St.
a m to p. m.
1o9 W. 125th St (near Lenox Ave1.
II m. to .. m.
453 East fremont Ave.
p IN. to p m.
Brooklyn:
81 Wiiioughby St....a a. m. TO > p m
1890 Gates Ave. cat Broa dway),
.,,o ] IN. to p. IN.
, m. so p. m.
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices, compared viii
those Of year ago: '-'
,,.. c,. yesterday year ago
prime, 100 10. .Sl2.75 @Si7.75 SII5O 6Sl4 Ok
Dressed beer sides. ~
lb. ..:.......... .Is "a &c rs .is
Live vcais common 80
TO prime. 100 Ii 1900 a 1850 1900 % 10 M
Dressed veals city.
ID. .......,,.... 10 a ri "a 2s
Live ewes. leo ID. 500 a 900 $50 n II 5o
lave lambs. fa,r to ''
prime. 100 ID. IA.50 0D 1900 1879 aD oO IN
Dressed mutton. lb .i3 dD I8 ~ "a %
Dressed lamjs. city.
Hogs 100 H.. H25 "a 1900 ,a15@~ ,s5 20
Dressed hogs. ba- '''
=, con 10. ..:.. .24}s@ .24ss 24ss@ .24,,
Ness pork, obi 600 "a 5000 td $3.50
Mess beef. Dbl. 35 90 "a $500 Al IN fn 40 M
Lard. Middle West VI '-'0o
lb. ............. 2s.a5c "a 2395c .35c "a 25 A5c
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
CEMETERIES

THE wOOpLAwN CEMETERY.
2ssd st. BY Harlem Train and By arouq
Lots Of small size for sale.
once. 90 East Esd st. n. v.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
DEATHS

ABEL On Saturday. January a. 8.
residence. 30 Avenue B. Bavonne n y !
Julie Sullivan Abel. wife of Josenh A a.
and daughter of the late James T. suEsa.
of New York. Funeral from st H~,..s.
Church. Avenue and 2Sh St. navos.,
Tuesday. January y, at l0 a. m. -'''
ASHLEY On Monday. January 20. lsIa -
pneumonia. AT hey residence. l0e Eas, n,
St, Jessie Ashley laughter Of the Ist. n
ID and Harriet A. Ashley Boston pss...
please copy.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

MOTT, NALENTINE.--IN PUR5UANCE OF
Surrogate OF the County OF New York, notice
ia hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Valentine Mott. late OF the County of
New York, Borough OF Manhattan. deceased
to present the same. with vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber. at place OF transaeting bus!-
ness, at the office of James Il. Knapp her
attorney. No so East land Street In The
City OF New York. on before tho 18th day
OF March next,
ber. 1919.
EMILY l.. MOTT. Executrix.
JAMES n. KNAPP, Attorney for Exccutrfx.
~ " t.nd St, N City
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
wEsrcHEsrEK COUNTY

cALlFoRNIA BUHGALow AT LAKE MAuopAc.
Camp type. stone fireplace. vert eanyenlenty
located with permanent water rights: 81 lJ0 or
VII sell. furnished. 50. $50 COUNTRY HOME
l.EAGCE. 40 Wet s2d ". Mad. SO $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
BIRTHS


OSTERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Sidncy o,...
NEE Sophie marieni Of 1f2f .'ere..s. "sa '
announce the birth OF son on Iasn@..tea. -
1919. "a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
Cla ssified Adver tising
IMPORTANT NOTTcr

Firth. Engagement. Marriars n
and In siemoriasp Notices rs.
st'sphoned to The Tribune any IN.
~ 10 mi might for insersion 4.
n.xt days paper. just call
Beekman 5000
and send 'he notice ar yoH wis, !.
serted Bill for same viii be rns,a..
,on later. The pnt4ce viii reach -
100000 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
MARRIAGES

REEVES woOTT0N Alice r 49,.
s. Claremont ay.. city. announces ~ 49, '~ea
rage OF her daughter. Gertrude fou,. - 7
Lieutenant james +. Reeves. Air Ss,s... y
L. :. Army. November g 1915. Nss,s
France. eN'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

LOST Rankboo> No. 7e2 $50 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any per
son having claim TO it is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days OF sub
init TO having said passbook cancelled and 4
new issued
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

FURNISHED ROOMS

StrH 40 W-For bachelors large rooms. private
bath unusually veil furnished: modern convent
enceS: near subway ana elevated references
SD STREET 25s WEST Large room. suitable
for two: also medium room elegant. refined.
central
losD, 81 w Beautiful parlor and bedroom. one
flight gen lemen Barnet
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

LOST -t5s nl>booh 30. 5SS .0s3 Of the L nion
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having a claim TO II is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten DAYS or sub
mt 10 having said passbooh cancelled and a
new issued.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THE
Honorable JOHN p. COHALAN. a Surro-
gate OF the County of New York NOTICE is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against GALBRAlTH WARD late OF the
County of New York. deceased, TO present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scrlber at place of transacting business M
the office of his attorneys EVERETT
CLARKE h BENEDICT, No 81 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York,
on or before the nth day of July next
Da ted New York. the 1ath day of Janu-
airy, 1919
HENRY G. WARD Executor
EN ERETT. CLARKE & RENEDlCT At
tofneys Tor Executors 81 Wall Street
Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

BOTTOMLEY January 10. Eleanor S,,,k.
ham. wife of Harold ;. Bottomly md
daughter of Eleanor and the late 6srse
Stockham. aged % years. Relati7cs an
friends are invited 10 attend funcrsl ~.
vices on Wednesday afternoon. > o'cloa
at her late residence Wildwood av s,~
chantvile n. j. Jntefment private. At
Harleigh Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

BINSWANGER Jacob. January lS he,,,ra
husband OF Ray and dear father Of Ame
and Judith. Funeral services 1uess.s
January p. at . p. M. at his late M.
dence, 1862 42d ST., Brooklyn. kindly ,m,
flowers
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

LOSI-Bauk book no 753.6sl Of ihs Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having a claim to 1t is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or sub
INIT 70 having said passbook cancelled and
new issued
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

FV" LER On Saturday. January {. 1915
Isabella, wife of Franklin u Fooicr Is.
neral services viii he held ~ lcr late r.s.
dence. 3&5 Wcst 55th e.. luc.day att.
noon. January 2l. at ociocs lutclmei
at Milford. Conn
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

HOTCHkISS On Sunday. January - 1918.
Myra X. daughter of fnc late lark Beers
and Caroline Bennot; Hotchkiss. Funeral
At her late residence -46 West 18th st.
tuesday, at $3.50 j.. m. intcrment Az.
burn. Y Y
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

HERMAN Rose. wiGoW of ElIan Hcramaz
and beloved mother Of Mrs Jennie Posner
Mrs Eli W. Posncr. Mrs H. H. Ieeor
Mrs. Samuel Stein and Julius Her7msiA
uneral Tuesday. January j. ai ] oclosi
from 204 West llSth ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

LEuBuSCHER Suddenly January ~ A..
bert J.; Leubcscher. in bis t5d year. ser.
vices Tuesday> p m. =
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21
c ON IN o dities

Continued from page ten
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LUSE BANKBUOKS

-Hankbooe 40 747S3i Of the Union
Dime savings Bank is missing ANY per
son ha wing a claim to IT is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or sub
init to having said rassbook cancelled and A
new one issued
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

HUDSON On January lq Anna N HUDSON.
at Presoyterian Hospital Funeral and n-
tefmcnt at BelleSille Canada
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

GRANT John Cumming in the 4a;h ware;
ms age, on January :. a. tho home If h
son, z25 Ridge Road. Rutherford. Is. =
Funeral services Tuesday at . p. n
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

LOST or STOLEN. -Banl1bock No. 1i5.757
of the Interest Departm. Of The
2owery Bank of New York. i24-l26 Bow
cry. New York city. Payment stopped and
cancellation applied for
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

kANN Buried January 49, New Noun,
Carmel Cemetery. Louis Marcus kann
brother of Alexander Morrison kann. oniY
survivor
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

lyisl jeremiah II Mahoney ref 10 " y y"u r. 10
y ,oo 10 ,ire broad ST. Jan II attys NIerrili 81
10y al nu
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

FILLEY Charlotte. in tho e-.b ve,r ri n.
age, January 10. of pneumonia. a, IN
New York Hospital lniermcn, a, =
Louis.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

MUIR Suddenly. January 10. Isabella J..
beloved mother Of Alexandcr John snd
Elizabeth Reed Services Tuesday Z ?. D.
Funeral from her late residence $50 NORTH
lolst St. Wednesday morning. $3.50. q
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

Annie. on Jarearf ~ b.
io'ed wife of Robert John Mon'gonery
unerai services from hof late resicenc'
Seaman av.. on Tuesday January y. a.
$50 p. m Interment Mount OHset
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

fIDANQUE Rebecca j.. beloved wife ei
Jacob NJ. fidanque. J West S5th ST or
SUNDAY afternoon. in the 5sih year Of hei
age Funeral private St Thomas .nd
Panama papers plcse copy
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

DOTf On Saturday. January is 1919
Anna J.. Doty tncc Heath. aged a. Sef
wees Tue play evening. January -. at
o'clock. "A her late residence. ssa Esa
I'd st. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1919-01-21

ENERSON On Monday. Janaars 1a 1915
Robert Kenneth. SON 81 Duane and
harie L. Everson. Funeral service viii h
held at his home. l3l West slst ST. o.
Wednesday, January -2 at io a. in
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-16
RED CROSS CARRIES TONS
OF FOOD TO 6ElclaNS

American Red Cross trucks are con.
sfantiy In action along the RcIrinn
front This report ~ the work Of
these trucks was recently received by
the Commission for Belgium:
In the last two weeks We handled
40 tons Of foodstufs and large
Guanilty Of salvaged material
We have been saving the effects Of
people In the shelled towns Fumes.
Ahcele. 'oxyde. la Pnnne. Alveriar.
hem. oosi-Dunrick. the rrappsl Farm.
81 Jeanle-Biezen and Koningh.isi.
On neuriy all occasions when work
was In progress In the last named II
has been shelled. but Fortunately with
out Injuries TO trucks or drivers"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-16
rbe Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak

You must have Health. Strength and En-
aursnce to fight Gods. Grip and Ipesetza
When your blood Is not Ia healthy
condition and does not clpS6ate properly
Yom system 10 unablOftb withstand the
Winter cold.
GROVES TberELESs Gull TONIC
'ortifes ~ Syytem Against Colds. Grip
I'd lnhsenzs BY PufiEins and Enrichins
70 B5od.
Il contains the well-known tonic prop
Ties OF Quinine and Iron in a form
sceptable TO the most delicate stomach.
nd 10 pleasant to take You can soon fee
lie Strengthening. Invsoratine Effect. co.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-16
MORE INTEREST TAKEN ~
SCHOOL or AMERICAN CHILD

Puh'c Inreres in tho question o..
iurolong,ne the school lie Of th,
American child has been s,rgtl b.
lin an parts Of the county .hroug
the intensive drive toward that END
Inov being conducted BY the Chi
dren's Bureau. Department OF Latoe
I More than half Of the States b t
declared heir Intention TO fight VIZ
/ orously the too-early withdrawal OF
boys and girls from the pubic schools
lof the land In many communitie,
usually large school building sched.
ules have been arranged. and other
measures have been taken 20 help the
"hack-to-the-sohool" movement and
10 provide for the comfort and health
Of the children while their education
is being completed
In New York City the larges
school building program ever under
taken by the Board Of Education s.
now under consideration scaoo
buildings are urgently needed In the
metropolis In order TO sueeiup com
struetion plan 70 let a general CON
tract for such needed buildings to
some big construction firm on "a ba-
sis Of cost plus a fixed percentage o.
profit is being discussed by the New
York Superintendent Of Schools, the
City Superintendent Of Buildings and
representatives Of a number Of big
construction firms.
The New York State education law
and the New York City charter. both
require that contracts for construc-
ton Of school buildings be awarded
to the lowest bidder No provision
exists for any emergency exceptions
The city charter, however. permits
the waving Of competitive bids
when the Board Of Aldermen APPROX
es The fact that the builders guar
antee the completion in eight months
Or year Of school buildings that il
now takes from two to three years to
finish, and that the cost viii be more
is considered a strong ar
yument in favor Of this new rush"
plan Of construction The New York
Board Of Education has available for
'chool buildings more than $40 co.,
100. Il has plans under way for con
truction work that viii cost approx
mately s4.O00.000.
Further evidence Of a nationwide {
Emulation Of interest in school ques- /
ions is seen in recent steps taken by /
arious communities to emphasize the
Of prolonged school train.
ne for our future citizens.
In Washington. D c. the BOARD Of
objection. working in cooperation
nth the local "Children's Year" yom-
iittee, child labor section. has re-
uested the school authorities TO
brow open TO this view TO ap.
every child under 10 years
age who II not In school
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-16
For Better DRINKING Water.

Because % the nec,ssl,, for hettes
drinking water In Italy the American
ited Cross n manufacturing nrv.
number ~ water strrliIxers aud ,iis,n
fectinr plants which are TO be- lur,nd
over 10 the lailnn military aulhorill,..
AZ Rome aud used according 10 their
discretion