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TAX BILLS ABOUT READY.
Relief Measures in Hands OF Cor
poration Counsel.

Announcement was made yesterday by
Nathan Hirsch. chairman of the Mayors
Committee on Taxation, that the COM
h''tes's bills, designed to relieve real
estate owners from excessive tax bur-
t''s, are now IN the hands OF Corpora
Ton Counsel William T. Burr for prepa-
ration They will be submitted early
t'N' week to Mayor Hylan and the
h'a.i NJ Estimate and Apportionment
t2a will be introduced in the State Leg
Stature with the full report of the city
t.m.nstration.
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Corrections Marines.
KILLED N ACTION. PREVIOUSLY hes
PORTED MISSING.
Privates. "a

KILLED N ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RD'
PORTED MISSING.
privates.
Edward J.. s,xprons. wash
RACINOwsKI. Stanley fAo snnhie'
LI,MlREE:, lie Roy w, wabash. Ind, q.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
Private.
JACKSON. Marshall c. ST. Clairsville; one;
IN HOSPITAL PKHNi Fp hhro"
Private.
PIscHKE, Stanley c., Chicago. Ill
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
Sergeant.
ALLEN. George D., La Sale. III.
Corporal
MCKINNEY, Lex p. Memphis. Tenn.
Pryates.
ABROTT, Israel. Mesquite. New
ALDRICH. Fenton NJ. Vernon Mich
BREC KiNRIDGE, John p. wsshinsteAs
pEDiNI. Grun,ly $. King city, Cal.
ENGLE; Elwood r.. Phiadelph,a'
GIBBARD. William F.. CIawson. Mien,
GUIDER, Richard l., San Francisco. Cal
HANEs. Francis b. Detroit. Detroit: M nh,,
KAvESKY. Joseph. Lansing. Ohio
KENDEI. Robert II. Murtaugh. Idaho.
MELANDER. Charles l., Hurley. VII.
SpASGESBFRG Oscar, Harrington, Minh
WOUNDED DEGREE CNDETERMISED).
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.
Private.
MILrSAP, Mac c. Alton, Mo.
PRESENT FOR DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RBs
PORTED MISSING.
Corpornis.
rERNEY, Sylvester. Priceiaie Pa.
SCHENK. Ray r. Pittshurg. Pa
WFIDMAS. Frederick H., Fl Edron St,
Elliott Manor. Corona. l.. l.. y. y.
Prl,at-s.
RRITToN. Grorrc. Wilbur Wash.
CROMFR wUfred < Clinton. : g.
DISCHARGED FROM HOsPITM TO
DUTY, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING.
Private.
FLAHAGtN, Charles NJ, Washington. II. c.
PRESENT FOR DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
Privates.
GRANNAN. Thomas f. Chicago, II.
HARVEY, John j. C"rtrslis. Wash.
HAYNES, James A, BPnecia. Cal
HORWITZ. Herman II. cleveland, Ohio,
HUMPHREYS. Lorln B. Chicago, III.
Johnson, Albert F, chicago, III.
MARSH Norman w. Chicago, IL
POIRlFR, Daniel. $orth Cambridge. MasA
RACHLrN. David, nriuth MINI
ROBINSON. Rtchard T.. Wanseon, OHIO.
SCHNFGGENBtR CER. Alfred j., I8S
ROYAL nv, Buffalo. y. V.
ScHUSTER Edwa-5, Detroit, Mich.
TnENIEs, Iienry. II z ,an.v!re Ind
TRONSOR. Frank. 800 W. l6Gth st.. New
York. y. Y.
wHNRTON, Frank w. Murtrec.eoro, Tenn
WILLIAMS, Charles r. New Richmond.
RETlRNED TO FRANCE, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED IN HANDS OF ENEMY.
Private.
MILLER. Paul r, WinHc,d, Kan
RETURNED To UNITED STATES PRE-
NIOCSLY REPORTED MISSING.
Private.
lAVESAC. Paul A. Chicago. Ill
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18TH ST. 10 to 1875 w-Ncrwaik Lock Co
agt LustEarten 20. Inc. owner and con.
tractor CrenewaD. ........:.......Si. 81 500
$50 ST. i2t w-East River Mil and Lum-
Der Co aEt John MulRrew. owner;
Lcnox Contracting Co and Irving Singer,
contractors .....' ..;.;....' :s2ss 70
sTH ST. All to AZ E-Friedmsn Cont Co.
Inc, hgt estate Of Mary Griffin owner;
kth 81 Garage. Inc. contractor. al?.l7lB
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Lawrence strike Threat End,n.

LAWRENCE, Mass. Jan 2t-The DOS
sloilItE OF an early strike Of textile
workers OF this city In connection with
their demands for forty-eght hour
wee appeared lessened to-day. John p
Menzie, president NJ the Central Labor
Union. announced he would recommend
to mass meeting tomorrow that no
strike action he taken Mt this time.
President Menzie stated that 10
thought the present time inopportune 70
force matters
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Popular Priced Dresses Sought.

Tho demand for popular priced dresses
made of silk or serge IL unprecedented,
according to manufacturers in the local
market, who state that buyers from all
sections OF the country who are in this
city In search OF apparel for spring are
making large purchases OF this class Of
merchandise.
Retailers In this city are also prepar-
ing to stock up with the medium priced
goods
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MORTGAGES
with name and address of lender ana
Attorney


with name and address of lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
MADISON SIT, sls. n cor Gouvern.ur
81. 2s,sxss4. Aug 1. lsIs-Fannie Gold
man, indiv. and trustee 100 w Hath
st ct al. TO Aaron Horeng, "a Gouver-
neur st, instAlls monthly. Q p O; atty,
Nathan Erwin. 40 Rivington st. 1850
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
Isr Az, 1884. 27xs5. Jan 24-Gustav Pick
spc c, pr mtg s.; atty. Lawyers
Co. 100 Bway .............$s 81, 900
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 110th streets)
2TTH ST. bss-6s5 W; also cath st. Sa-
$50 W. leasehoid, Jan 23-?7th and 18th
st Garage Co to Frank B!lieci, Bay
l7th st, Bklyn. and Anthony Fiduccia.
mo, 8 p c; attys. Jacobs a Livingston
100 Bway: notes ............,...{iO 500
nth Av, $. 25.1 n 6ist st. 25.ixioO
m, Jan 2t-Fredk w TietJen TO Citi.
sens saw Bank. Sc Bowsry. due Nov il,
s.TH ST. AS W. s5iSIisa5lxbss' Jan, jan
24--Harry Kline TO Simon Newman, tsx
W lsth st; due and INT as per bond !;
Uptown
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th strest.)
1isrH ST, II p. abxlooll. p m. Ian "a
9Th av, trustee will Fredk c Gerhard,
brook 4 Borland. I'd Cedar st. .sit,so
iiTTH ST. .. aoIs . Pleasant sv. isss
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L. s. Men on Canadian List.

OTTAWA. Ont. Jan. 24-The following
names o. Americans appear IN TODAY,
overseas casualty list
llI-A. L. Hulslnnder, New York; A.
Brown. Boardnan. Pa. G. A. Brooks.
Virginia. MINI
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

BOwERY, 3gt and Ss6-AmerioAn Eleva-
tor and Machine Corp agt Leopold Barth
ct al. Dec IL, 1915. .3535.75
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

AVENUE A. 1879. 5 A and o--Kath Rein.
hardt to Henry Fleck. on the premises
yrs from March !. 1919; atty. Thos W
Mcknisht. 100 p l16th at. .........,sssI
EAST BROADWAY. l+s. LIST and I'd noors
Nathan Hurwitz TO Gershon Lubansky
and Julius Rosenblum. lH East Bway.
10 yrs, from April I. isls..........Si.so 500
It'll Az; e. from s.d to ssd SITS. is7,sx
500; also S2d st, n $. 500 e 9TH av. LOOK
1875 TO . $ s3d at. contains 70, 900 50
feet. supplemental to lease of April 81,
lsls-Pennsylvania Terminal Real Es.
tate Co 10 Franklin ] Mschette, NIL
waukee. wis, 81 yrs from 30 days after
completion OF building. taxes. &c. and
ground rent. Sc OF sum OF 5000, 900
and additional rental OF Sc upon cost OF
new building. less deductions agreed
upon; sttys. oBr!en, Boardman. Parker,
Harper < Fox, 100 Bway.
SAME PROPERTY, assignment OF lease
Franklin j Machette to y Hotel
Statler Co. Inc. Jan 90. 1917; attys.
Same ''''''''.' '.'...... .........N
Bronx.
FORDHAM RID, W cor Hoffman 81, ALL
John r DoolinB to Chas l. Moore, aOi W
18th ct, ASIA yrs from Dec I. 1918 Top
tion yrs renewaD. attys wesselman
& K b5 Liberty st. 81 500 to a. 90
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1oo.lo. Jan e3--Jno C and VIM J Wal.
worth to Amelia Lawrence, lol ssd
st. and ano, trustees, 8 yrs. bh. p &C;
18TH ST, li3 w. ie.sxoeii. Jan IL
Theresa w Robinson to Jos Tanner.
17s w 1a7th at, lnstalis. 9 p C. sub 70
iips, ao3 Bway. .,.....Ss75
10th ST, 8 S, 1919 Bway, 16.txss.l1.
NJ. Jan 22-william II Hands TO Metro
politan Trust Co. so Wall ct. yrs, per
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Irvine. and an apartment at 70 sher-
man avenue to Mrs. A. ]. Countrymen.
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thorough OF The Bronx)

BECK ST, s53, w 9, t0xlo0-Sarab Berend
to Freida Landes, 10l W 1l4th ct, prior
mtg $4,000, Jan 20, instals, s per cent;
atty. Jos Cans, lt0 Nassau st. -. tt,Ooo
WILDER Av, q. 4l2.6 Randall aV.
37sxioo-sam'l Newman to Eliz Levy.
22 Putnam av, Brooklyn, Jan II. :?
yrs, 8 per cent; atty. Geo Mslraison. ~
so3D ST, ais e, n 8. 25xi27s-wm W
Niles to Title Guar & Trust Co, 10
Bway, Jan 20. due as per bond: atty.
Title Guar a T Co. 17e Bwey. .s2.ovo
FOX ST. sg5 uensehold)--LouisW .enecke
and ano to Jos Richards, 1923 Faile
st, Jan IS, instals, 6 per cent attys'
Beck. G +, 2ib Montague ST. BROOK,
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Bronx.


BY Henry BRADY.
i:sTH ST. EOS W. S 8. 1913 W 7th av 1s.sx
s9ll. sty tint and strs-F T. Bell art
Lizzie Monday ct all due, H,s6lBi;
taxes. &c. 32Si.sO; TO the plaintiff S., 900
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MARINES.

NlfAkNAlNL<Ss
ALABAMA.
DUNCAN, Claud F.. Birmingham tDw).
CALIFORNIA.
COLLINS, Harold S. River tM).
ILLINOIS.
JAMERSOS. Clarence, Springertowu (M).
KOENER, Ralph F.. Bartonville (M.
WHEEES Benjamin C., Pinkeyville tDD)'
MICHIGAN.
DBNTEL, Martin A.. Lulu tDw).
OHARA, Frank D., Ann Arbor tDWl.
WADE, Theodore. Jr.. Fennville tWU)'
MISSOURI.
JAEGER. Frank A.. st. Louis (A).
MARYLAND.
McILHENN John e. Baltimore tDW).
NEW JERSEY.
DIPPOLD. Lawrence j.. CORP 1859 Hack
ensack plank road. North Bergen ODD.
LYON. Russell c.. Al North 9th St. New
ark (DW).
TENNESSEE.
AUSTIN. Robert f. corp. Bcsota DW).
WALKER, Sammy r.. Alexandria tDW).
WEST VIRGINIA.
FAMEA. Patsey. Denmoot 'DD).
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner ana
Attorney
DOwntwon.
(south of Fourteenth strsst.)
18TH ST. secs q. sBsx7o--sami Levin TO
Harris Within. l17 Division Ut, y part,
q c; atty. Harold NJ Phillip. 3ei Bway u
East Side.
East of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
iST Az. ass. 23xst-Coiumbia Trust Co.
trus to Samuel N Spedon. asa z SAD st,
Brooklyn: attys. Clifford. b. so
18th ST. los e, a5xs,.B F. q @ Realty Co
to Hy hamburger, AIS Central Park West.
mtg $l?l,65o. all liens. Jan 2o.....Si00
lST AN. ass. 3sxl00-L & + Realty Corpn
to Harry Lifshitz. on the premises. mtg
S3h320, all liens: atty, Samuel W Levine.
s.rH ST. 10 E, xio05-stephen W Kent
to Jos Choate. Jr, 1873 E list st, Jan
~; atty. Lawyers q Co. 100
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department:
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
WAREHOUSE, Charles j., Hamilton
Ontario tDD).
Greece.
PALEMETAKIS. Emanuel. Kissaln (MN.
PAPPAS Potter, Nemesi. Corenheras (k).
Uthuanis.
JURKOE. Peter, Bogosewecke tM).
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WEST VIRGINIA.
FAMEA. Patsey. Denmoot tDD).
Casualty Corrections.
The following cabled corrections arc
Issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
w2g sIpEn,,s sEvER sdArr n x AGT1oN'
IN ACTION.
Corporal.
DECTCH. John, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (DEiREE IN
DE rGkTrn F fR ~ HcTioS RE
Sergeant.
VICTOR, Arthur A.. ssa schenck ~.
Brooklyn, ". Y.
Pdvates.
COLvIN. Cecil D., wavsrly. wash-
DAMRBi. John B.. Newton, Tex
ELLIOTT. Raymond ", Winston salem
HARwEII. Fred chan,ior. Weber Fails,
Phillips, Arthur. MecoN. 8. c.
"h REfoEFEp ~ KILLED LED IN ACTON.
HERTuRTH. August H.. Washinston.
D. C.
PrTvafes.
FAktAN, Pete. Red ROCK, OKLA.
HENSON. Robert. Wooster. Ark.
DIED OF DISEASE, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Private.
RATTLE, Lewis. Battleboro. n. C.
MISSING II ACTON; PREyIouSI;X RE-
IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
MAYNARD, Paul H., Torrington, Conn.
Corporais.
BECKER. Prank f.. 9s steuben st., Hor-
nell y. y.
DANoiK. Ands, Cleveland, Ohio
QUINN. James j.. ss7 Rogers pi.. New
York. n \. r,v.,..
A1.sLEBEN. Robert A. New Auburn.
CHRIsTIANsEN. Christian A.. copen-
con. Francis A.. 1870 Nelson .v.. New
dahl. oscar NJ. Thief River Fails. MINI.
DEoTo. Michele. Province Campobasso,
DE FINEST, Plumber w. Marshall, Ark.
FRAZIER. Arthur. Herrick. s D;
GhCEZkA. John, Opatow. Poland.
INGREsANA. Antonio, o6 Franklin sv..
jAcSRs: Jon.thon. New Br,.ain: Conn.
MARTIN, Haiiet l.; Waqkesha; WIS.
H.
MAsTnoPIEsE. Paolo. Phiiadeiphi.. Pa.
MATHIS: Wi,liam W. M!lport. Ala.
MMA NAVE ,;S, Antoni,o' Exeter, Pa
MAYER: Norman j.. 95i st. Johns pl,
pp1nLETTs rdwacd H; owing: Mni., Nd.
New York :. Y.
SANDLIN. MIrsh. Pond, Ky
h FGRr II A GIsoiSG rfEv1S1sdS RE-
JERzAKowsK1. Walter, Milwaukee,, Wis.
Corporals.
IINNEs: Henry w, Castlewood. Va.
SALLf, Robert V, Reading. Pa.
Privates.
RoNYN. CAMEL. Marshall MINI
CHlLnERs, FELTON,. Hodges Ala
P Rp Sc W,,,; Joe Al Tercnrs'lha Portugal
GELS. Edward J., Coy!nston. Ky.
GoopE. Frank F, Gors". Tex,
HAuSER, August NJ South Kaukauna,
HoFFER. Frank. Athens. Wis
King, Patrick. South Boston. Mass.
KORJCKf Frank. Chicago.
MOON, James a. Alherine. Va.
MORGAN. LAFAYETTE II. psnviile, Ark.
sETLoW. Benjamin, 81 Madison st.. New
York.
WHITLEY, Ralph Bloomsbury. Pa
DIED FROM WoINDs RECEIyEp IN
PRIVATE
HoLpMANN, Jacob s. Milwaukee. wis.
DIED OF DISEASE. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
HOWELL. Guy. Chapel Hin. Tenn.
DIED, PRENTOJ SLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Iieutepant
,,ox lieutenant
Shh'oNf' 1u'us e. o'hey' III
BLACK John d. san Francisco, Cal
KAlRIS, Charles L., 1872 18th st Rrook =
Iyn.
MENTER. Leland r, Grand Rapids. Mich
VIZ nnEJInrsI RTpnnrrn v,SSIHN'
N tCTloS
ERWIN, Clark Nj. Cor.opens, p.
prt,.,.
GoMpANl, Alex, NaEareth, Pa
kENN 1 hncis D., 20 81. Marks av..
brookHn-
WEbb. N piNer. farh River. y, II.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY IN ACTION.
PRENIOI>LY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION,
p.,,.,.s
-,,,, 49,,
EHMANN. hari r. lhi'ad"iphla.
kohNESh1. joseph, 81 Paul Park, MINI,
MORGAN AIMS FRANK, Whitaker, Pa,
fAPAGEoRGlOu, NAsll.os. Bay Point, cal
WOUNDED IN ACTION. DEGREE IN
-
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West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth |
and 10th streets)

7TH Av, n cor 34th st. s7xSs; lIth ct
= 1884 W Sd av. los.sx2o. lox irreg
Bowery. W ., 320 n 4th st, 36x22.lx irreg:
Macdougal st, cor Sd ct, 20x5s sth
sv, es. san 3 seth 81, 2s.4xs4-Juiius
Franklin TO Emma franklin, 80 W
l&ist st, l-S6 int. all liens, Jan 80. attys
Gettner. s & A. 2S9 Bway. 800
nth Av. s, 25l n 6lst st, 25xloo-citi-
zens Saw Rank to Fredk w Titjen. IS,
w ioSth 81. b and g. Jan 2: atty. Law
SAB ST. $50 and B52t1. 3S.sxl0o,%-Fredk
W Fischer to May c Hagedorn. b5cI W
SAD at, u r. d 1, mtg 5000 on whole,
Jan ~; atty. @ Hagedorn. 662h W SAD
5<TH ST. <?6 ". ?5x57<x26.lxss.2 Uore-
close, Jan 6, 1s1s)--Richard QGorman.
ref, to Harry Kline. <25 w 6th St
Jan 2<.................. .3<.S15
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REAL EsT>TE-FLORIDA,
PHOSPHATE

Rest phosphate proposition in Florida
Twelve hundred Erres: 'ou- milton tons
No trlfors CHARLES FEEDER, Braden.
town. Fla
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Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of lioth street.

18TH ST. II E. zsxiooIl-Iincoin Trust
Co, trustee will OF Fredk c Gerhard. to
Schor Contracting co, ll5 I'd st. and =.
Gag. Jan "a: atty. Lawyers T a T Co,
117TH ST. iis:ii +. .s,sIioo.ic.xnns 5
waiworth to John waiwortfl and VIM
walworth, New Rochelle, y Y, I. q c.
Jan IS; atty. Title a Mtg Co, 1875
llsTH ST. E. :S1ioo.iI-Auxu.,a RotS OH.
stein TO Jennie Rothste!n. 1870 f 18th 81.
Bklyn, and 8. a 6, all liens. Sept G.
1915; atty. Samuel Davis. IS w ilsth
is:p ST. :ii W, i5Iioc.li-Gef;,.riude -G II
Smith to Jacob Mendiowitch, 5ss W
lseth st. mtg $4,000, all lens oct Is
1917: atty, Abr Crosney, aos Bwsy 800
l25TH ST. b5l w, 25xs9ll--Jas IL Cruik-
shank to Morris Barsodi. 23s f 35th at.
mtg $50 all lens. Jan 10. atty, Ralph
Steelson, 100 Bway 800
lcsTH ST. AIS W. 60xosli-Msnchester
Const Co to Lawrence Holding Co. 50 5th
av: atty, Louis Mannheim. 80? Bwayslo0
10th ST 8, 1879 Bway, istSss.ll--
Metropolitan Trust Co TO VIM II Hands
at Douglaston. l. !, b and $, c a e, all
liens, Jan %: Brown Bros g. Co, 50 wall
ssoApwAT, ism 81, ,,Iss,,7'lG S9
S7.<xl03l: Broadway, . 3. 37.s ls4th
ct, 92.sHsT.7Xs7.iI-Paul Jones'
Realty Co to Margaret NJ Loughnane,
Ill Bway, mtg so, 900. all liens. Jan 81 {:
atty. r L NcI.ear. lis Bway......3loo
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Borough OF The Bronx

LOTS ~ and IS, map varian Estate
1851 Pacific st, San Francisco. Cal, Oct !,
1915: atty, II Gericke. w losth sta
John Bodies. ref. to Eva c stanton,
JJohnstown. Y. Jan Is; atty, E Berry,
LoTs to ia. ioi; NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t.SoS
200 W I'D st. Dec 81, 1915; atty. JOS
Levy, IS Cedar st................. 81
LOTS 81 - az. map l42s-Aarcn w-,.. 70
Berniee Lust!g. 50 w lo+th ct, Jan II;
PINE ST. 2!s4, e g.. S.sxlo7--second,no
Revere 10 Angola r Revere, s+s4 cam
oreline av. mtg 5000, Jan ~; attys
Gsrr!nston p 200 BNay......::.;tloo
Fulle Bldg Co TO Beke Ful!e, lo1 Il l0ath
st, mtg $4,000. Jan Is; sttys. Rose a p.
2osD ST. us. lao.se Grand Boulevard i ana
VIM W Niles 100 Mosholu Parkway
North, Jan IS. 1871; atty. Title Guar a
CO. l16 Bwav. .............
Jan ?: atty. Martin, 5o7 fremont
SAME PRoPER,TrY-Nssttise' Kiicpffe.rr 10
F5snoes G Seward. i7si Topping av, mtg
BAiHRRrDGE Av. '2sis, 5, 'iiss.sIssNN
Christian Biersack to Daniel r Biersack,
Daniel r Biersack. :s7s Bainbridse
IIoTH ST, s, ESQ W sd av. strip oc7isssw
BENJAMIN F Houston at al to Agnes "
Barrett and ano 2G3 f lIoth ct, Jan q:
atty. Smith Williamson. SsI AieSsnder
LOT ass. map Lohbauer Park-Edw Miner
70 Mark Cradle. 1874 Bway. April s.
1917; atty. Louis Gold, 1872 Nassau
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-19
Copyright, 1912,
BY r. L. COLDER ..

sin Congressman, under sentence for
violating the espionage law, will be
challenged as to his right to hold his
seat.
When Berger" was called by the
clerk. there was no answer. All eyes
turned toward him. On the second
call of the roll. he walked to the front
OF the clerks stand and answered
Here"
Lodge began the Senate organiEa-
tfon by submitting the name Of
Senator Cummins, Iowa, as presi-
dent pro tenn. Senator Martin moved
TO substitute Senator Pittman,
Nevada.
Pfttman was defeated, ~ to AZ,
and Cummins was then elected by
reclamation.
This settled the question of Re-
publican ability to organize the
Senate. There was not a sign of
the differences between Republican
REGULARS" and "progressives." Cum
minis being the progressives' candi-
date.
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FREEDOM DEMANDED
BY G. w. U. FILIPINOS

Belief that the United States is
duty-bound to grant independence to
the Philippines At once was expressed
by Maxine NJ. Kalaw and Jose Santos.
former George Washington University
students, and now members Of the
Philippine mission IN this country.
They spoke at chapel exercises in
George Washington University.
when the United states took Dos
session OF the Philippines" said Mr..
halaw, she promised independence
would be granted as soon as a stable
government was established. Under
the guidance Of the United States, the
people of the Philippines have made
vast strides forward until now they
have established a firm government
which I'm Itself is evidence OF their
ability to rule themselves"
THE request of tho people OF the
Philippines is the logical outcome o.
the political ideals taught by the
United States" said Mr.. Santos. Tho
Filipinos have been taught that the
United States stood for liberty above
all things and it is only natural tina,
they should ask for what they have
been told Is the dearest of hcritages. e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-19
YANKS' FARMS BILL
LIKELY TO BELAW

There seems to be little doubt that
Congress will look favorably on the
plan advanced by Secretary Of the
Interior Lane for giving farms to re-
turned soldiers
II Is probable that an appropria-
ton will be forthcoming this session
20 carry on the work The main
opposition to the bill has been on the
ground that the overwhelming amount
OF new land reclaimed would work
against the existing farms. and that
the increased production would so
lower food prices as 10 be of ma
terial harm to the farmer
Secretary Lane points out that the
100000 acres 1t is planned to re-
claim is only two-thirds of l Der
cent of the total unproductivc land
in the country, and that the products
from this new land would not be suf-
fcient to care for the normal increase
in population.
It is proposed in the bill to start
operations with the ] so 600 men il is
estimated Will come out OF the army
DESTROYS OF returning 20 farm life.
but in need Of Government assist
ance 10 do so. These men will be
utilized 10 clear the land They will
OF course. b" Naid for their services
and they should be able. in tho time
they are a work, to save enough to
make the initial payment on their
farms when the land il ready
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-19
CHURCH PAINTED
BY CONGREGATION

NEW YORK. May 1s-when the
parishioners of Grace Reformed
Church. Bedford avenue and Lincoln
road. Flatbush. arrived for services
yesterday, they found the church In
a handsome new coat OF paint, but II
was not until the middle OF the serv-
ices, when the announcements for the
day were made by the Rev. George
william Carter. the pastor. that the
surprise was complete. The painting
was done Saturday by twenty-five
members of the congregation. and
with no cost to the church.
The volunteer renovators. headed
by William W. Wann, superintendent
OF the Sunday school. arrived at the
church early Saturday afternoon and
worked until the rain drove them to
shelter But the task had practically
been completed. Driven indoors the
workers made repairs in the interior.
When the job had been finished the
Ladies' Aid Society provided a dinner
for the workers
DR.. Carter. the pastor. received the
workers in his garage. attired in
neat. carefully pressed suit Of
oyerallB.
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reinstatement of all discharged men in
Government positions, held by them
before the war, and for preference
for war veterans in civil service POSI-
tions.
transportation and maintenance for
the father. wife or mother of any
man killed in action, to the latter's
grave in any foreign country was
provided in a bill offered by Con-
gresham Laguardia.
All G. O. p. Senators Present.
The Senate roll call showed all Re-
publicans present, with four Demo-
Gratis absent-Gerry, Rhode Island;
Harrison, Georgia; Johnson, South
Dakota, and Phelan, California.
Upon an adopted resolution by Sena.
tor Lodge a committee of himself and
Senator Martin was named to notify
President Wilson that Congress was
ready to receive communications from
him.
This will be forwarded to the Presi-
dent in Paris by Secretary TumuIty,
il was announced at the White House.
After completing its organization
the Senate will adjourn until to-
morrow.
Berger Answers Roll Call.
touch OF the dramatic was in
jected into the House roll call when
Congressman Berger's name was
reached. The newly elected Wiscon-