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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
GOES TO HAVANA
FOR THE WINTER
News Notes Cleaned in Neigh
boring Borough Along the
Susquehanna River

Dnuphin, Pa, Dee. 20.-Mrs. How
ard Bayley has closed her bungalow
on the mountainside and gone to Ha-
Nana Tor the winter.-Miss Elizabeth
oyster of Harrisburg. was the guest
OF Miss Elizabeth Poffenberger.-Mrs
charles Walker Mrs. George Taylor
Miss Cora Cofrode and Paul Walker
Sg Mere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. walker
Speece nt SpeeceHille.-Miss Mary
umberger; who has been spending
nephew, captain" Albert H5N "'i% Pone9r ear
9erger, Tsc, has returned home,-Mrs. r.
Weekend guest of her sister. Miss
Margaret Brooks.-Mrs. j. NJ. Shoup
has returned home. after spending slE
weeks with her sons in Shamokin-
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis. of De-
with Mrs. Lewis father. John
Brlcker. one of the oldest residents of
tIowm.--George Tahey of Railway. y.
Miss W. G. Garverich.-Charles We'd
DIE, of Brooklyn. y. Y. arrived here
THURSDAY to spend several days with
y RiT iii,, parents; or. and Mrs. George
home on ten-day furlough and will
spend the holidays with his parents.
ar; and Mrs, w. p. Gross.-Mrs. Alice
Heidler, of Shendoah, Va, who spent
several months with her sister. Mrs.
W. D. Eeister, left Tuesday for Blue
field, w Va. to visit her son. john
The entertainment given by the lit
erary Society of the Dauphin High
school in the high school room
Thursday evening was well attended.
Miss Elizabeth Poffenberger was
the guest of Miss Emma Heck at
tckson.-Mrs. Charles SnaveIy. of
harrisburg. spent Wednesday with
her father. Joseph Beckel.-ThG
Christmas entertainment of the Pres
Eyterian Church will he held on
Christmas eve in the church
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20

An unusual experience in the deer
region in Stone Valley, Huntingdon
county, is told by j. w. Taylor, of
Reedsville, who was u member of
hunting party. Taylor said that
one of the members of the party
came suddenly onto a deer and fired
at the animal quickly. The nim-
RODS aim was not as good as it
might have been had he been more
deliberate. Therefore, the shot
only stunned the buck, which fell
forward onto tree. The animals s
horns straddled the tree several feet
above the ground and the excited
deer sank to the earth. Wider near
the bottom than further up the tree
acted as wedge, securing the horns
tightly and holding the deer help
less The hunter then killed it with
well-placed shot.
Deaths of people in the country
places seem unusually numerous and
sudden this year. Scarcely n day
mas passed within the last fortnight
that Telegraph correspondent has
not reported the sudden death of n
resident in some rural section.
from Hallam comes news of the
sudden death of Miss Martha
Hauser. who was 81 years old and
VINO, after eating q hearty meal.
was found lying dead across a bed
DS her niece, Mrs. j. Ii. DietZ. Miss
Hauser had been a resident of the
italian section of York county for
40 years. She suffered a stroke of
paralysis about year ago, but was
aple TO be about up until Yesterday
morning ''
The rigors of northern winters
nave moved quite number of per-
sons IN this section OF the State 10
seek u warmer climate. During the
week party of sixteen Lebanon
county people started for Florida.
Inc latest persons to make the trim
are Mrs. |. Harvey Brumb baugh and
dauShter, Marian and Mrs. j. A.
Myers and daughter, Lois, of Juni-
ata Coiiese, Huntingdon, who will
speh6 the winter months at Jack
sonNllle. President Brumbaugb. of
tne coileSe' went with the party and
VIII spend the Christmas vacation
which will continue until January
win Mrs. Brumbaugh and their
daughter.
IN this season of giving the Y. w
I. n. organizations throughout Cen
tral Pennsylvania are remembering
me needy. The Juniata College Y.
w. I. a. has been conspicuouslv
active In this respect, having given
many Slfts of money and clothing to
needy families in Huntingdon and
counties. One of +bo
most inspiring Christmas services
held in the Jcniata Valley region
was that recently given by the
chapel.
In Zion Lutheran church at
Lykens on New Years evening the
yearly congregational social session
is to be held. The Rev. G. S. Jones
who has been pastor of the congre-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20

Lebnnon-Seventy-on liquor deal
ers in Lebanon city and county have
of licenses.
Lewistown-The big Standard Steel
works at Burnham. near here, will
close down on December "a for the
holidays.
York Hnvcn-Pupils of the York
Haven schools are assisting in the
crusade against tuberculosis bv SELL
ing Red Cross stamps.
Cariisie-Herbert n. Powley has
sailed from San Francisco for Siberia.
having been commissioned a first
lieutenant with the Russian Service
Corps.
Mount WOIf-The funeral of Mrs.
John Farcht. who was found dead by
her husband upon his return from
work on Tuesday morning. was. held
yesterday and was largely attended
CnrlisIe-The gas supply for a
large section of town failed yester-
day morning. The cause of the troa-
BILE had not been found late in the
afternoon
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
of a Day in Central Pennsylvan
MILLERSTOWN

MilIcrstowo, Pa. Dec. 20.-Mrs. Roy
Rice. of Steubenville, Ohio. visited at
the home of J. l. Crane.-Mrs. V. b.
Tabb entertained the Campfire Ciub
at her home in West Main street on
Friday evening.-The Rev. +. T. Bell.
of Newport. preached in the Meth
odist Church on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Howard Ward was n recent visi-
tor in Harrisburg.-Mrs. Perry Clsh
visited the home of her parents in
be given in the Methodist Church on
Sunday evening.-James Pretz, of Al
toona, visited in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
q. III. Frank. of Newport were in
town on Monday and attended the
lecture given by the Rev. II. L. VIII
iiams, known as THE Fighting Par
son." in the Methodist Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Urges Parents to Send
Their Children to School

Gettysburg, Pa, Dec. 20.-"If the
people cant be encouraged to send
their children to public schools they
should be obliged to-" said DR. j..
Duncan Spaeth, of Princeton Univer-
sity, in his lecture at Xavier Hall on
the subject Liberal Education and
Training for Deficiency"
In order to have IA good COM
munity the people OF that community
must be able to read and write in
telligently. That is one thing 80
many cant do. The people also must
one subject that should be en-
phasized to the greatest extent in the
schools to-day"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
That Mexico Had
Purchased Arms and Shells
in Germany Are Denied
By Associatcd Press

Mexico CITY, Dec. 20.-Reports
that Mexico had bought arms and
ammunition in Germany and that
machine guns seized in Holland had
been purchased by the Mexican gov.
ernment are flatly denied by TIilario
Medina. under secretary of foreign
affairs. and General Juan Barragan.
chief of the presidential staff.
These reports originated in Coblenz
on Tuesday, when it became known
that Marshal Foch had reported the
seizure of war materials exported by
Germany
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Enola Sunday School to
GIVE Program Tomorrow

Enola, Pa. Dec. 20.-The mem
bers of the Zion Lutheran sunday
School here will hold their annual
Christmas exercises in the church
auditorium on Sunday evening at
7.45 o'clock. The committee in
charge of the program includes
Mrs. l.. R. McCalet, Miss Mabel
Seitz. Mrs. Charles Yeingst, Mrs.
Harry Myers. Mrs. John Campbell,
Miss Margarettc Knaub. and Miss
Carrie Knauby. The regular Christ
mas CantHta will he sung on Friday
evening, December 26, at 7.45 and
will be under the direction of Prof.
C. \. Bainbridge.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Lewis Denies Gin Every
Particular" Charges
Made Against Him
By Associated Press

Indianapolis, Dec. 20.-John L..
Lewis. acting president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America, de-
MED lin every particular" a state
ment attributed to him by Il mem
ber of Congress and used by United
States District Judge A. p. Ander-
son in his charge to the Federal
Grand Jury, summoned to investi-
gate the coal strike, in q, statement
mode public here to-day.
Mr.. Lewis, as a part of the state
ment, also made public a letter he
had written to Congressman Schuy-
Ier Merritt, of Connecticut, reques-
ing that you make amends for
your mistake by making public ad-
mission of the fact"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
WILLIAMSTOWN

IIianistOwn, Pa. Dec. 20.-Mlss
Helen Duenger and John Sours. of
town. were married at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Duenger, by the Rev. Alex. Leo
Howard Mack. employed at Detroit.
Mich. is visiting his parents.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Dressed, of Lykens
visited friends here.-A charity ball
for the community chest wiz be held
in Adams Han on Tuesday evening
December 30.-Miss Jane Savage
spent Saturday at Harrisburg.-Mrs rs.
for Colorado to Join her husband who
is an army officer in that State
Miss Hannah Ressler left for New
York City where she has position
at Whites Bible Institute.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Wilson Again Names
]. S. Williams For
Comptroller of Currency

Washington, Dec. 20.-John Skel-
ton Williams was again nominated
to-day by President Wilson, to be
Comptroller of the Currency.
The denomination was made. Sem
ators explained, TO meet Senate rules
requiring new action with each new
session. Mr.. Williams previous
nomination expired with the last
session. The new nomination auto
matically will go to the Senate Bank
ing Committee, which is expected
to renew it's recommendation on n
party division that the nomination
be not confirmed. Meanwhile the
denomination continues Mr.. Williams
in office.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Marietta Man Wins High
Position in California

Marietta, Pa Dec. 2O.-Charles
Johnson, of Marietta, has received a
letter stating that his grandson,
Ethelbert Johnson, has been appoint
ed assistant secretary of agriculture
for California. The young man is
less than "a years old and is a gradu-
ate of the Marietta High School.
Franklin and Marshall College and
western agricultural school. His
grandfather is an extensive seeds
man.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Foreman Home From
Honeymoon Has Men
Under Him as Guests

Columbia. Pa, Dec. 20.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Polack upon their return
from Il wedding trip. entertained the
employees in the warpirG department
OF the Columbia silk mill, of which
Mr.. Polack is foreman. There was
large gathering of the employees to
welcome the newlyweds. who We're
met at the home of the brides
mother, in East Columbia, where a
luncheon was served. The bride was
folanly a bookkeeper in the mill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
DUPoNTs DENY CHARGES

Wilmington, Del, Dec. 20.-The
Dupont Company denies, that it has
adopted practices or methods of
unfair competition in the Springfield,
Ills, district, as have been alleged
against it before the Federal Trade
Commission.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
TO MY FRIENDS

| desire 10 INFORM my frlends, par
ticularly those in Enola and other
West Shore towns, that l have re-
signed by position with my father,
]. r. Harknson, grocer, Enola, and
am now engaged with the Motor
Sales and Auto Service Co. 14OS
North Third street. Harrisburg.
Thanking you sincerely for your
friendship and patronage in the past,
| solicit a continuance of your favors
in my new position. Call and see me,
whether you wish to buy or not. l
am always glad to see you. Very
truly, -
adv. j. PAUL HARhlNSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
STAYS HOME FOR
END OF WORLD

Lewistown, Pa, Dec. 20
There is u man in Lewistown
who firmly believed the world
would come to an end on the
18th. He wore his best Sunday
clothes and stayed at home from
his work, saying he wanted to
be at home with his family
when the world turned inside
out" The day after he put on
his working togs and told friends
who joked with him he knew the
old world wouldn't end and was
glad it hadn't.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Legion Post Moves
Fer Home in Columbia

Co.umhia, Pa, Dec. 2N.-Paul re
Legion at n special meeting here
adopted resolutions by "A unanimors
rnte. on motion of General T.. G.
shannon. expressing the sentiment rf
the members in favor of home Tor
the post in Columbia. The post con-.
mander was authorized to appoint I
of five of which Lieut. Col.
G. y. Rerntheizel is chairman, 10
further the project.
At the same meeting Major w. {.
Rehm and General Shannon ad-
dressed the members in the interest
of the organization of the new Ma
tional Guard for which a campaign is
being conducted in Lancaster county.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Efforts to Find Missing
York Haven Boy Fail

York Haven. Pa. Dec. 2O.-William.
16-year-old son of Charles Crone. has
since December s. All efforts to To-
cate him thus far have failed. 1t is
believed he may have enlisted at the
York recruiting station, but there IS
no record there. When he left his
home he told his mother he was go
ing to York for the evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
.ooo GET wAGE BOos ST

Sunhury, Pa, Dec. ZO.-A ~ per
cent increase in wages, affecting
more than 1000 employees of the Sus-
nuehanna silk Mills corporation IN
will be welcome Christmas. present
from the company to its employees. IT
affects not only the operatives of the
plants but the office forces as well.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
DIV. j. PAUL HARhlNSON.
HENRY TAYLOR, JR., TAKEN

Carlisle. Pa, Dec. 20.-Constable
Mccoy arrested Henry Taylor, Jr,
on oath of Raymond Lane. 1t is al
legged Taylor furnished Lanes wife
liquor. Taylor gave bail for a hear
ing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
TO HOLD MASQUERADE

A masquerade and Christmas tree
social will be given by Capital Le-
gion No. 110S, in its hall. 26 North
Third street, on Tuesday evening.
The sun., 1919-10-09

Tienken TO Mary d Newton. ssff De-
sty I'd ce. g. az iss Az = per $500
is.s1si's.Jsecs r,.s. 70 nua,.. ' Cooper a
Sep, i, in.s.i:. 81; "a atty o5 1ohn p.s,:
MOTT XvL sci. V i;;,s.;sii.s;:sai.@ns., g
Same Sept IT, ins.sis. s%; atty
18TH ST sss T. iii.ioc.Edw 's VIE,
gand to Noise Geisman, 1ss Z 15sth st.
50 az and i4sS a''.. y $1,000
KINGsBRIDGE RID, 50 W. SIS ss.isiis2
n ,oIs! Loewen'hsl to Edw pseh.
pEosPEcT Az. IN. " : iosiScGR%;.is
81 Src.p. sa' .s snG pr mis n ,secS, &c, !
3 yrs. So; atty. @ Co: ios
CLAY av. 1859 ,iii.sc.BsrnstS
Bloom to Bertha Dohm. 1865 Clay av.
s Bros s 81 " %ss e., I ss
Dahl to Mary NJ. = X : H.nr.s.n. ssi E ASA
atty. Title Guar Guar + Co. f,s Broad:
WISE 'iv. ioii,. is'sIice.Phi:ip
Rubin to John II Thumsnn, 1879 Fulton
ct, Brooklyn. pr mtg $4,000, Oct Z, yrs:
so; atty. A steinmuller, lbii ga
wHITiocK Av. s7i.s. W 3, 5c1ioo; Whit
lock av. sss-7l. W a. so1ioo-Bess Realty
Bwsy. pr mtg $4,000, Oct g. 2 yrs. sSsi
atty. J H zleser. All Bway.. $4,000
HOE Av. 1ieo. es, 2sxloo--Geltan Realty
Brooklyn, pr mtg $4,000, sept 70. 8
yrs. Sc; atty. Ira l. Rosenson. 2ss
DAWSON ST. mi. - i5.ioc.BertSs
Lerner to Betha Feidhusen, III Dawson
st. pr mtg 5000. Oct 9: s yrs. So atty;
bR 81 ssslsssnfh =. '. buses. i hls0G ,o
$500. sept ss due. sc, a. per bond
,ssD ST. sss s. W. ,oiia H
Kessler and sno to Dina BeInhauer. ISL
sist st. Oct !. yr.. shH; .t,y.;
18Th sHssr 81 s. ,i 10 = s":'a. ,,...i.ss4sS
Wiener to Richard II Moran. sso e Istih
st, Sept %, due March ~. 1890. So:
atty. Williamson. asa Alexander
isaTTi4i ST. sis e. IS. saissii--sams to
same. Sept 20. due March ~. 1890. S%
CLINTON Av. vs., 1.s : ccroton. PARK So,
22xl4o-Felix Wunderman to Kath NJ
| Korsteger. 1880 Teller av, Oct 7, 9 yrs.
sh%; atty. VIM g slevin. al Broad,
EpGEwArER' RID. W t.i.i1 n west.
chester .v. asx ooEMo5itS Fiseh and s AM,
LOT -. map 81 lots Ssilie Marv;in-FrsnE
l tHE ~ ~ nhrit - y" pi'
pr mtg $4,000. Oct 8; Vt. go: atty.
KiN mus Ssfn TERRACE. i;s. "
Rayo Hemphiil iss North st Greenwich,
ty Tt ~ oqsr Ss Ros 100 70 Wiz
lam Mckinley. 1910 HaiEht av. Oct
I: . yrs. sHss; atty Kelly: -
waLDo ~. 5. a, end Of circle ts''s a;
ms 2i6th st. s1xlt2xe2.Ix irreg=Fannis
8 lockwood to Deiaheld estate. IT Cedar
| ST. June 10. yrs. 80; atty. Delaneld
| estate. u Cedar st.. .........t IS, o0O
OAK POINT Av. cor Tiffany ct. 1908
| Ioo-world Fire Proof Door Corpn to
Bronx Artificial Stone Works Oct I, In
st7is. s.: sttyh Herman q E, nc
WISE Av. W $50 n is7th st. aon 90
| Esther Grossman to Henry Alexandra
Jr. Glen Herd. !. Sept as, yrs SO
atty. ] Lane, $40 Bway. 800. IS. 4eC
| INTERvALE Av. 8, 2t2.5 n Freeman
sv. boxss.s-eoncord Estates Corpn &c
Mazda Realty Co. 5sl 5th st, Bklyn. pi
Title Guar Co. i7s Bws , ar. OF
BARNES Av. W s. 2+.s n 2lith st. 24.s,
1oo.1-vincent Aivisi to Mary McGarry
$50 Burke av. pr mtg 5000. Aug rs
installs as per bond; atty. Title Gual
Co. 17s Bway 81. 05t
LOT ~, NIP Bronx Terrace-Heinrict
Brill to Mi Vincent Co-opsr b & /
Assn. 1882 Arthur av, Sept II. due DE,
L 1914. 81; attys. OGrady Bros al
\ D"os tS,VV'
The sun., 1919-10-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


ad Curtis, 10 Z nth st, and ano
gdns; atty. Title Guar T Co. II.
CENTRAL PARK W, w. 10Th .t"8 SAT-
row Realty Co to Baltic Holding Corpn
l2s Bway; attys. Stoddard & NJ. les
5sTH ST. los E-Eleonore II de FL
gueroa to Bowery Saw Bank, l2s Bow
cry: attys. Cadwaladsr. W & T. 40 Wall
s5TH ST. 4 E-Anna b Bliss to Title Guar
Trust Co. l1s Bway. 800, 900
AVENUE A. 1892. mtg ss.Soo-Philip Be
ro.zheimer. as Chamberlain city OF " Y
to da Oshlag. 1860 Madison av: attys
Max NJ. IS Park Row. 5000
56TH ST, 20s-l0 w. mtg ss7.o0o-Edwin
c Mccullough to E l. Barne I. Inc. Is
f 4lst st; atty. L T Co. 100 Broad
18TH ST. sac w.Hatitiie. L Fletcher and and
ano. exrs. &C. to Lawyers T Co. To-
suILfyAN ST. ii. mtg ,,a.coc.syixe:.teS
Pope ct al, trustees. to Chiidren's Aid So
ciety, 1o5 E 22d st; atty. Geo N Whit
ne ss,sE; sT sts,.iSci mtg ,sa7 500 hall
Robt E Simon. sol W 18th st; atty.
Title Guar Co. l7s Bway 500
IRVING PL, 76-Terese Merlin to Edith l.
CORN, 60 Sanford st. East Orange. y ]:
atty. Title Guar q T Co. i76 Broad
way .tlE,oVV
The sun., 1919-10-09
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee futures market trading was
yesterday nervous and irregular with
wide fluctuations. After opening stead,
n. advances Off to 8 points. followed bv
further gains OF s to 10 points, sentiment
seemed to be more or less reactionar,
due to the fact that Santos futures failed
to hold recent advances and also failed
20 respond to recent gains in this mar
Net. and on fairly active realizing values
worked downward, closing at net de-
c'ines OF IS to II points. December sold
to 1885 during the morning. closing at
1887. other active months following
Houses with European and Brazillan
connections seemed to prefer the buying
side and picked UP contracts on the wa.
down. The early cable gave the Santos
futures market a. l50 to $50 refs Lowell
with Rio spots $50 reis higher.
Firm offers from Brazil were very
irregular and some of Tuesdays highest
offers were a little lower.
The local spot market was quiet, with
Rio Is quoted at 16Ac.
The sun., 1919-10-09
CITY TO GET FIRE
PREVENTION LESSON
kenlon Plans WIDE Instruc-
tion To-day.

John Kenlon. Fire Chief, said yester-
Cay plans were being formulated to
make Fire Prevention Day, to-day, one
cf unprecedented scope and impress
siveness." Exercises and lectures are
20 be given at pub ic schools, which will
lie attended by officials of the Fire De-
rartment, who will give talks on fire
prevention. The programme Is to be
outlined by the chief Of the Bureau of
Fire Prevention.
\ 1t Is Planned to have the observance
OF the day nation wide and Chief Ken
lon said he was sending letters to 1900
fire chiefs and the same number of
Chambers OF Commerce throughout the
United States and Canada, asking them
to cooperate. Pastors in churches and
synagogues are also to be asked to
preach sermons dealing with fire pre-
vention. Chief Kcn'on said that were
precautions adopted, the annual death
toll OF $1,000 lives and property loss of
100000 900 from fires in the United
states and Canada could be cut in half.
The sun., 1919-10-09
2!E9a
Passenses and Freight s~rvices
NEW lUkh 20 LitENPOoL

Vasari. ....... Oct. II,
Orduna. ...........N Nov. I. Dec. 6
CarmAnia. ....... Nov. 8, Dec. 13
INV YORK 10 PLIMOUTh,
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania.O Oct. 20, Nov. ~, Dec. Is
NEW YOKk to f:lMUtTH,
H,SR sni SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George. Nov. I, Nov. 20.
NEW YORK to Pr MOUTH,
ChERBOURS and LONDON
Caronia. ......... Nov. I. Dec. 6
INV YORK to rLImOUfh.
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia. Oct. l6, Nov. Is
NEW YORK % PikAtUS
NEW iURk.L'DERKi -GLA>..O
Columbia. ........ Nov. 8. Dec. 6
BOSTON to CLAoou.
-e,ndia Oct. IA
s1-N STATE STREET. NEW iORk
The sun., 1919-10-09
MECHANICS LIENS.
NaA-AA

1ssTH ST. $40 w-Lou's Eichwald aSt Al
lendale Building Co. owner: Louis
10th ST. 2i7 W-Louis Eichwoid aEt
Battery Realty Co. Inc. owner; Louis
iioTH ST. Is7 w-Louis Fleetwood sst
Battery Realty Co. owner; Louis
Sehlechter, contractor. .-...........t7.3e
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2s0-LouiE Eichwold
az. Clirdenc Realty Co. owner; Louis
echleehter. contractor. .......... .Sll92
s1TH st, ne W-Louis Eiehwoid agt
Ntiia 0oidenbers. owner; Louis schiecn-
RivhRsIpE DRIVE. ti:.Lo.uii:.' Elehwoit
sEt Hurtrs Realty Co. Inc. owner: Louis
ech'echtsr. contractor ...........6l s
ai1TH sT sofa w--Louis Eichwoid Art
Hprtra Realty Co, Inc, owner: Louis
echlechter, contractor ........,.,nI 40
10th ST. ii5 w-Louis Eichwoid art iii
Wct icth 81 Co. Inc. owner; Louis
schls char, contractor ....,......iSTs
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5ss-Louis Eichwoid
agt Psnmure Realty Co. owner: LOWS
echl. chter, contractor ........., Sls "a
SAD ST, lI,-it E-Jandous Electric Eauip-
msnt Co. Inc. agt Abraham Coz Julia
q Cannon and W w Hunter, owners
Nenews) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,SlBB
Bronx.
PROSPECT AV. sT2, and s4I Westehe,,.r
av-Hermnn Kues agt Henry L PhIlllns
owner; Louis Fieischm mann, lessee
Charles Bailey Contracting Co. con.
HAe'ofs commandment. .tt7I7O
The sun., 1919-10-09
.Azn4IAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
To Aid steel strikers.

The executive board OF the Interna-
tlonal Ladies' Garment Workers. which is
holding It's quarterly meet nR In Bunaio
hos voted unanimously to raise a fund of
$250.000 to aid the striking steel work.
ers according TO an official report re-
ceived at the local headquarters OF the
union yesterday. It IL Understood the
money win not be given out Of the
trea sury OF the union, but will be raised
by the indiv dual locals throughout the
country.
The union also voted to appropriate
$4,000 to assist the striking Journey
men tailors In this city.