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New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
9TH Ave. Corner
Taken as Site for
Business Building
G.. Richard Davis Acquires
9th Street Parcel; Will
Erect Fine Structure,
Presumably for Furriers

The property at the northeast cor
ner of Seventh Avenue and Twenty
seventh street, group Of five old
houses has been purchased with the
idea Of removing the present building
and improving the site with build
ing. G.. Richard Davis, Of the firm of
A. l.. Mordecai & Son, is the buyer. He
will put up q business building of the
highest character The property was
purchased yesterday from the Lands
Estate Corporation through N. A Ber-
win & Co. 1t has frontage - 7710
feet on Seventh Avenue and 106 feet on
Twenty seventh Street. The improve
ment planned by Mr.. Davis is interest
ing because of the effect it will have on
the entire district. The section is now
in state of transformation. 1t is
rapidly developing into the great fur
district of the East, and the concerns
which will come there will support
high class construction, Funston
Brothers, auctioneers of St. Louis
purchased recently from the receivers
of the Groh Company q large property
ON Twenty seventh and Twenty-e eighth
straets, which was formerly brewery
and was altered into a storage place
for furs,
cath Street Home In New Hands
fhe Douglas Rehinsen. Charles s
sfeWh Company has sold for the
Qusekehbueh fatate to huyer for oe-
aupaney, 4 East Ninety fourth Stset. "a
four story and basement dwelling on
let sASioo.S. The new owner viii alter
extensively for h,s occupancy, also FOR
Grehville 7. Emmet. 80 East SiSty-third
street, four story and basement
hovse. on a plot 20Xl00, to George Il
Post, ir.
Sale of oath Street Property
Harry Sugarman has sold for Sethena
u. Mayer TO Marcus l.. Osk. 30S East
Eighty-fourth Street, two story and
basement dwelling, on a lot 16.sx10C.
Reported Sale in 65th st.
Henry L. Holt is reported to have
void the four story American base
nent dwelling at 1873 East Sixty-ffth
street, on lot 20x100.5.
Resale in 128th Street
Charles Hensle has resold to Robert
Iakel l6 West l2Sth Street, three
tory and basement dwelling on lot
l1.6X99.11.
111th Street Dwellings Sold
Shaw & Company have sold for Helen
Danes the two four story American
basement dwellings at lis and l19
Vest 111th Street
Houses on Heights Sold
McLernon Bros. have sold for Cen
Sfal William L. Doster, of Beth
chem, Penn, the two and one
''atf story private residence al
-ie1 West 1S8th Street, on lot
.6x1oo, facing Devoe Park, University
teights, to William Strong. The same
brokers' resold the house for Mr.
5trong to buyer for occupancy. In
ne same section the same brokers' sold
or William Cameron to John Wash
urn, occupancy, the private dwelling
2473 Parkview Place, near 19Oth
Areet, and for Il. A. Dewey the north
vest corner of Fordham Road and Ce-
Jar Avenue, 122x100. The purchaser
)'ans to improve the property:
Buyer for 135th St. House
The three story and basement dwell
'ng, on lot 1S.9Xs911, at ESQ West 135th
street has been sold. Title is held
~ A. L. Wood.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
New Building Plans
Bronx

BRYANT ~, :. $50 1T l74th ST s.
sIy brick tenement. 75NSG. Eckman
iSldE Co. Hyman Echman, 21St paly av
pros owner charles kreymborg. l6ad
st and Park aV, archt; cost s76. 900
NE' SON Az a 2Ss. IS It ,6s,h st;
s'N r { block garage. 81 t<Gb; Henry
Hopkins, 1ell Nelson nN, owner. VII
frea Reid. lo25 Summit ave. archt .
,.n n,S> ..... 900
wa 81 sty brick garage, l1.ix9ii
John W. Decker a6o5 Grand con,
courso' owner j. c. Cockor col7 bth
PARK Az. n W cor lGls, st. 6 ATTY brlcl,
t"nemcnt la1 1SSltb.G2. Nlcwcnhona
N""ity corp Sicbrand II Nlowcnhons.
lhSh at and rarh nv, prra owners.
Nhar'cs krcymbors. isad st and Park
"N' areh, cost ....,...,,......t2o0 900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Manhattan Alterations

ESSEN sT. lls and lis: to "A 3.,v store
Nerncr Estate and e, owner; !. FISCHER
a9I1I ST, no e. to a 4 sty dwclIins'
% 0iin; S75 parh av owner; II Bn
con, l0l Park av, archt t.... sln oHn
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. llo: to sty tenoo
ment ls NJ Ross 40 Park av. owner;
elST ST, 30 II: TO I sty dwelling; "a Eoet
61et st Co. 90 East 45th ST. owner s =,
C9!nN; 5e9 bth av. archt .......... S6 900
III ST. 30 r. to a 3-sty and basement
dwelling; Ukrainian National comn1ittno
Hartzclin. "A; w 5Oth st. architcct
26TH ST, 35 W, to a 4-sty and basement Snient
Corpn. 725 broadway. owner: s nnsrN n'rSNt
blum, 81 Chambers 81. arcnitert cas,
57Ti ST. 11b w. to 5-sty and basement
uwellng f Mclaughlin. . Rector at
av. architect cost . 50 zoo
5TH Az. 2o2, to "A 5-sty store nnd lofts
Doring; 80 w 72d st owner: B ii
and c Winston. architects. cost
l47Tm ST. SIS w. to 5-sty garage: ;'VJ q
Wether 271 W l26tp st. architect:
ST Nicholas AV 1905. To- a, 90, 900
age: Dorsma Garage Corpn. promises,
owner; l. Kirby. leo West fremont
nv. architect: cost ...., 500 ono
SoIH ST. So w. TO a 4-sty DWELLING. G |,
MiIer. - Madison av owner: stockton
Pelton 35 w 3oth st, architect coat'
I'D AV. 900 to 800, to a s-story factory ana
store, Arcade Renlty Co. premiscs own
cr: g Ruhl. 1907 Hull nv. architect:
s2D ST. a5l west: TO a.atory dwel,ng' Iy0po
- NJ. AHs Went ASth at owner: {; Uiil
~ Eaat 9th at. architect .sA..x..S7.00o
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
DIR. Fisher Outlines Plans ]
For Great Inter- Allied Camos


of the A. E. F. trials has be.r
lied, and in this respect 2.00o ;eulfsl-
tors and 600 assistants ars 'ihsuac.
after the wants of the athletes e,s0oA,ng
Fisher will not return TO paris g.. III.
games, but has put matters iO' ;O the
hands OF Elwood s. Brown. va. ,a tns
athletic instructor. who was resrsn .eran
pie for interesting the PhilxivHsi' Philinn;ssi'
youths in athletics. ''ppine
IN addition TO the usual trac. -,
field events. the programme viii Will .d and
per championship competitions in 1sA Futn-
ing, american soccer and rugby tea.- seas
paii, do6 shooting tug of waE relay raw ,vo.'
Io'VOo-me're cross-countrwrun. "a Nos'
nre5'e aHS III lnaraenon ramon run, pantathlon contes,
events that contain entrants froOquest,
allied countries will be added VI, ~ Two Two
programme. " The
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
72d Street House for Banker

Douglas L. Gilman & Co have leased
for II. A, c, Taylor East Seventy
second Street a six-story dwelling, to
Richard Whitney. of Richard Whitney
e. Co., bankers
The puross Company has leased the
five story house at AZ Seventh Avenue
for James Ashman to Mr. Marko-
A-ltrh
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
East Side Palace in Deal

The Great Central Palace, a five
story building, covering a plot 75x100,
at 90 to 90 Clinton Street. is to be
taken over by the 90 to 96 Clinton
Street Corporation, formed at Albany,
with l.. Schncidcf d. L. and A. Mayer,
directors. The property is between
Delaney and Rivington streets, and is
assessed at $4,000. John kroder has
held title since 1905.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Indicates Big Things
Ahead for Real Estate
Mordecai and Potter Have De-
cided Time Is Ripe and Are
in Market Once More

Benjamin Mordecai has organized a
realty corporation to be known as the
Mordecai Realty Company, to buy real
estate both for speculation and invest
ment
The incorporators of the company
are Benjamin Mordecai, E. Clifford
Potter Frederick G.. Potter and A. NJ.
Plyer. The company is capitalized at
$500 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Long Island Cottages Rented

John F. Scott has rented for Aug
Silz his large country place, known as
Sunset Hall, on Central Avenue, Law
renee, L. l., for term Of years to
Kuno Heberein, Of the American Metal
Company, and for Cecil Barret his
place, known as Wistaria, on Nara
gansett Avenue, Cedarhurst, l.. l., to
Mrs. f. Farrar Bateson.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Buyer to Improve 28th 81. Site

Neniamin Mensehel haa bought from
George Peabody the four atory huild-
ing at ~ Weat Thirty=eighth Street,
and from the MeLoan entate the nd
joining four atorv huildihg at III, the
two constituting a eije ShNio0. Horace
s. Ely & Co. were the hfokora. Mr.
Menschcl plans TO improve the prop
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Suite for Theatrical Man

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
an apartment of fourteen rooms and
five baths at 27O Park Avenue for
term of years to Martin Beck; an
apartment in the Verona, 80 East
SiXty-fourth Street to lie Roy Frost,
and an apartment at 129 East Sixty
ninth Street to Theodore Pratt.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Lis Pcndcns
Manhattan

oeIll ST, =. i5ill West End av. Is.
ioo' II: S2d st, II 4. 657 10th av lsX
lV-.5' S|th At. 305 ". and West End
aV, a 2oll = 1o4th st. 2Oxs7; and
property In Westchester County: Mary
brose, agt, Elizabeth G. Cherry ct al
,a Tp,aafu,ion) at,ys. bernstein & Quinn
10 ~ -, III West. Union Dino Savings
bahk hEt. James Hebron ct al tamond-
1n w. iorecIosure Of mortgage): attys,
,,rI nruItcner Tanner 81 Foster
l Z - = l. n :. 225 e Broadway, 100xl OO11:
i,n.. iy.nh st. Zo3 West; Mary II. Pillar. agt
.thwHrd Healcy ct al (amendcd parti-
uon) atty l. . Van Dorcn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
S27O,O0O Loans on Buildings

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
placed sl3O,O00 mortgage for FIVE
years covering the Curtis Building, at
33 to 81 South William Street; also, an
$4,000 mortgage on the property at
4l5 to 1925 West Sixteenth Street, and
a $4,000 mortgage on 3S8 Broadway
These loans were all placed with say
ingS banks
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

81 NICHOLAS av. 81 and bs; w Cor,,
nsr GO agt Lulu Benedict ct al. June
CT ............ 07.l5
NiNHol'AS av. 5+; Iarkin Lumber Co
q NJ same Juno q. 1ols....s77 "a
'"alE PROPERTY; Harry $ Crawford
MIG. ns' ru saWs J4ly 49, 1918. .........s25
",NcSD" y, -, -, ~ ls4l to ls49, 6Ist at. 2l0
20 Iaz w. and 50th st, 2ll to 2ee ".
backawanna Bridge co agt Morcdal
hea,ty 'orpn ct al, Feb 2s. 1919 (by
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Bu>ing RrooNlvn Dwellings

The Mcister Builders have purchased
from a Mr.. Holman two three story
houses at S799 and S79l Nineteenth
Avenue, on plot AON96S.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for the
Durant Holding Company the two fam
lly house on plot 40xlOO at 1919 East
Twelfth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
BROOKLYN Sale Brings Profit

The block front on the east side Of
bedford Avenue, between Sullivan and
Malhene streeta, BROOKLYN, eOON 100,
which Was seheduled 60 I've aold at the
Molaughlui oatate auction sale laHt
ThufsdaN, hut withdrawn. has been aod
ana rosold at private sale by joseph L.
Day Al a sWhstaMtl lal nrnht
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Edgemere BUYER Builds Homes

Kramer & Moritz have sold to Frank
Krayer a plot 40x129 at Beach Fifty
fourth Street, Edgemcrc Park. Edge
mere, L. I. The buyer a few day
and now has a frontage of S0x129, upon
which he viii erect bungalows.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Assignments of Mortgages

a3D ST. $. 2s4 5th av; Henry Parish &
aano. trustees for Royal lns Co, to n Y
I for the Royal lns Co, and \ Y Life
Ins Co to Sarah Werner ct AL exrs; attys
Choate, II G L, 40 Wall st . assigns.
5aD ST, ao2-s w; mtge $500; Jno II
karsch to Bernard karsch, 254 w 10th
,osH St; attys' at, W9ndol. E y, ~ Bway. 81
Union Dime Saw Bank. 701 9Th av; attys.
Butcher. G. T. ! Madison av. SIP 600
exrs, to Bowery say Bank 1873 Bowery;
attys Cadwaladcr W & r. 40 Wall
RIvERsIpE DRIVE, $50; rntse $500 V09V
Union Chemical Glassware Co to Areco
Realty CO. gag broadway, atty. Norman
LEXINGTON AV, i$o: T 6 & T Co to Pauj Sayg
kamerer, l17 L 46th st; address l7s
72D ST. 4s w: mtge $4,000: chas Iicndey. sl9C9o
son eSr. etc, 70 Emisrant Indust sav
Bank otty Richard Kelly. 23s Broad
vESEy sT. church st ,,,tee .Ss9,gvo s9
600; l.. r & r Co to Bond &. Mort Guar
co ana bond & Mort Co to the Bank for
Sav Sor, ssg a,n aD; "tty ! G & r co. 17s
RoApwAY. 8 . 18TH ST. mtse s525, 359igSo Geo
Abort Guarantee Co, l75 Eemsen st, Bklyn
$4,000
145D ST $sl e; Bankers Trust CO Of
to Dollar Savings Bank. 27S7 sd
aV' attys' Mackellar d G. 4a Cedar 81,
Az ST JOIN. 3. 100 . Beck -xV1. S2g.VO0
lawyers Mtge co 10 Morris Bros Inc,
4s Eldridse st; atty, Abr Brill 90
BRYANT AV, lO3s-4o; Union Chem,caI
glassware Co to Louis Fish. a65
1Sroone st; atty, q & z Co, is
., BroadMay ...,........... .........s 500
a0rilt ~. &. 1894 c Martha av y.
itlch > NaWcolnbe. trus, to Central Aftre
70, DO wall 81; attys. OTIS K O SO
lChpfiAM Rl, s., 100 @ Lo,ing ri 50 *
!" %, 1o sHou' * ~ Gortrude W B Smt,h
70 Edna y Patton, 30l9 Kingsbrt1ae n =
Ter. atty. lily d Patton. q Cedar st. w.
ron ST, ss1; Rcnenson Realty Co to Nv
i'reycr Si4 leggett aV: atty r q N n
Co. AS Broadway 81 600
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Sales at Auction
BY Insanh p Dav.

BY Joseph ?. Day.
BROADWAY. Gas. g. 1853 Bond st.
so.sx15ox3s.sxl5o, 1o-ety loft and str
bldg: Union Dime Say Bank agt
Forshew ct al; due, $324.11o.T2, taxes.
etc, $417o; to the plaintiff for $500. 600.
BY James J. Donovan
ROGERS PL. 8 c 165th st. t7.5x74.1x
5e.1lx71.s. 2-sty and b dwlg NJ Ma
honey agt ! Mccarthy ct al. due.
s5.os6.b2; taxes, etc, Sii6.i0; to Anthony
Nerka for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
sale of Sound Beach Homes

Three waterfront dwellings at Sound
Seach. Conn, are to be sold at auction
" Bryan L. Kennedy to-day on tho
premises at 3 p. m. These houses are
iirectly on Greenwich Cove, on Long
sland Sound.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Mercer Street Loft Sold

|. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co. have
sold for Charles Lane the SIX story
building, on plot 50lXl00, at II to II
Mercer Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Buys Home at Pelham Heights

Fish e. Marvin have sold for H. II.
Hadsall his Colonial dwelling on Lor-
ing Avenue, at Pelham Heights, to
Ralph L. Towle, of the American Rail
way Express Company. The property
was held at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Travers Estate at Manhasset,
Held at $4,000. Sold

Thomas j. O'Reilly has sold to
Maurice Salembier the old Travers
estate, comprising house and eighteen
acres at Manhasset, Long Island, with
a large frontage on the bay. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
Dwelling at Flushing Sold
Herbert Marples has bought from
Peace brothers the dwelling at 81 Thir-
tieth Street, broadway ushing, ON a
plot d0Nl00, J, Albert lohntra was the
broker,
baltimore Man To Live Here
Fish 4 Marvin have sold for Nelson
Niles his stueeo residence on lligh-
brook Avenue, at Pelham Manor to
John Prentice, Of this city, and tor
David !, larl5ins liza resdenee At llareh
mont Park to Eoecoe {. EdWdnd. of
baltimore.
Invests IN White plains House
Gfifen. Prince & Ripley have sold
Tor George s. Hones his Colonial resi-
dence with about an acre of ground. on
Sterling Avenue. White Plains. TO
Charles II. Tibbetts for investment.
Buys Home at New Rochelle
Mrs. Harriet b. Schroeder has pur-
chased the Price home, in Fern Street
New Rochelle; also an adjoining plot,
from the City Realty Company. H. NJ
Olcott and Frank L. Egger we're the
brokers.
Buys Plot in Staten Island
Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for Carl
+. Grieshaber a plot of ground on Rock
land Avenue and Eleanor Street. Egg
bertville, Staten Island, to William
Dorm.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

Manhattan
WATER at. ar: Thomas u King ag' Say
mour u Hsyman, owner, Bayard Prod
ucts Co. Inc. contractor &255.9s
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Racing Summaries
HAvRE DE GRACE. APRIL Is. 1919.
FIRST RACF-r~o-ye.r-o,e

Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather showey;
(H FIRST IACETwoyear- FJRIONcs
~ handuv. nl
easl Winner l
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
BOROUGH or QUEENS

ATTRACTIVE 11-room house all improve
rnents. large veranda. rcreened through.
IT. large trees ard grounds. garage: nea,
Spots; ys.soo; owner opens for inspec.
on Sunday. TO 3. 279 Walnut Street
.;ehunond Hin. Long Island.
GIBSON'S MODEL STUCCO HOMES
with auto drvs1sys
Prieo - 1oo-Cash $500.
SraSn wood Avenue Station. Fulton a,reet IT,
SO. faro from PARK Row.
". \. GtsS0k-phons s9io-Rich mond MIL.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
EEW JERSEY

,1NkUTEE's TCME.--Most comfortable
"fx awsliinE within twenty .niles OF New
FSrk IL rooms; complete baths; / extra
nist' isfgs bedrooms on second moor
AYE not ana cold water Sear hs,bfng
..cssing. nshinx write OWEEu' iaS3
: Guardian Life Building. Eew Ybrn
r-s-r----4~------~
,>OrUET PORT nesY s.,ss,nx nx--R,,,n,.h.1 se.,..
~ 90 h,an iUsd o>ssa yew, six MsAss III rso ~
= sss~ f'pfhs, BATHS H.. ii5 East ssta e.
Summer Cottages AII:9n.,s, .2, peal.
2. ~ MILLER. 7le Msttisso A,s A,s.sI rnn: H..
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
BOROUGH or THE BRONX

TTFACTYvE PRIVATE HOUSE. Il
- rooms and attic. two baths, three toilets
seAm heat, hardwood floors; corner plot,
BY 1oz; closs 70 Con course, two blocks
p subyAy; garage: prico &22.5o0. Terms
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

K9W Bul and Nernoon Whitney Yelaw
Bckan
~ @N ~"N ~84A FA0'V'
w. Whitney: D Glen Riddle
8
Slow
moved
- 10y f"eN
107 SECOND RACEThe FIVE FUR
~ LONGS off
f. Trane
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

4. s3lao. sl4. $50. Dolina. s6. 50. WIDE"
w Walker: :. Mrs F, Trueman 4. c Z fou''
II :. a Lezama. So.
Wood Violet moved ur gradually and clesnns
polina badly messed about. Widow Bedo"'
pieces In first half.
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BITTER TASTE,
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines
Made This Lady's TrOu-
hlcS Worse, But Thed-
ford'S Blac'i-Draught
improved Her Appe-
titc and Took
Away Her Bile.

Nlu. Ey Mr., C.R Nadlle, a
resident o. tins place. r.r, out this
statement u have taken Black
Dnught ard found 81, 10 he the hest
liver medicine ! ever used. II has
ans, lern fine ,.r INDIGESTION. sour
.,,n,., ,.l l,,,r tact. 80 ia.
''",' ' ~ "
"''u''.
! used 70 get bilious and con'tipa,ed
and had 10 take something Pills and
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LAWYER FLAYS
j. S. OFFICIALS


ll,,INNNII OuIu frh .
E u,'u uu.l,m ul g,cfnmcn,
..'.n'. aHi drnun,la'Ion OF the way,
10 NH',h , me oi them occasionally
.niu., thcm.cl,c, featured the opon.
u. Argument, 10 the Van Tre,s land
.nuI nal ~ tic United State, court
,.r.Ily Interest IN the affair was
shown p, the presence ot q big crowd
Judge Rush in the opening argu-
men, tor the prosecution contcnded
che Van Tre,S Schcm, oi land sales
vas a1 Illegal oonpIracy depending
90 mrcprc .n'lti0n and fraud for
g.ecst Special stress was laid on
,rc alleged juggling ot titles
lulgc Rush con'endcd ;he sales
m.n and car managers were fully
4W.rc oi the character Of the hu,.
o.s, they were m ard 'ha, they
shared The rr'pon,lhlli'y for decciNing
and misleading investors
II, Darby made the initial argu-
.' '0r the defense Replying IN
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and a.. hc behavior I'ut despite III
ms effort, II was question rut
crossed u. mind frequently 90 tic
week, that followed
(Copyrighb
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Now SO Years
Regains
Strength and
Laughs at
"URIC ACID"

-
nm eighty three years old and |
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came ont ~ the army over my years
ngo Like many others. srcut money
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read about Uric Acid until | could
Utmost tnsie it could not sleep
nlglP or walk. without nnin. my
hands were Ho sore md stlff | could
not hold pen lut now | am again
In active business and can walk with
case orr write MI day with comfort
Friends nrc surprised NJ the change %
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Ihese statements may seem strange
10 some folks, because nearly all SUI.
tcrcrs have nll along been I'D TO he
lcvc In the old "rrlc Acid" humbug
y took Mr. Nshc'mnn my years to
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H N .'rNtf tHf ,'f f'IH. notice i.Ht NUt
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Ukraine's Need of
Soap Now Blamed
For'B Black Plague

WARSAW. Moriay rch ) Dcn
efal Sheptlt,ky, chlci OF thc Polish
general staff, saws i, wlll be nc.c,av
for the Poles, It the allies dp uo, do
so, TO open a route 10 Ddnrlg IN order
to bring into Poland the army OF
General Hiller a, well as food SIP
plies destined Tor Poland
German soldiers who have arrived
here from Russia expressed the be-
lief that great boShcyik army IS
preparing TO sweep over Poland II
- reported that General von Ester.
looi, formerly a member 0i the Rus.
sian general staff, has captured khar-
koy and is advancing into the
Ukraine.
The black plague" Is reported 10 hc
raging in ko,el. IN H'c Ukraine. he
sauSc oi lack Of soap
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AMERICANS MAKE
LOAN TO lGIUk

NrW YORK, FEB y Nrangc
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-08

WASHINGTON. Feb g Iac ha'.
tlc,hp Kansas aud five tran =.
htng.nl go officers and neatly SpD
men urrc announced hy the WAf ir-
nar'nnt today as having 'lrlrl irm
France \mn the units ou board
are tHc lln'h engineer, Ot..'. il.'
divisional D battalion oi the 'IS % lg.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-08

detail TO Judge Rush hr .on'rndcl
that on the ,N'Vln' OF the evidence
Van Ife's and the other, accused had
acted honestly and wlihuu, fraud or
deceit lie criticized severely act,
md methods Of Official, concerned m
the prosecution
New-York tribune., 1919-02-02
Shops and Things

due to the dyer who fails to mix colors
properly.
A number of New York shops, who
combine the making and selling OF
goods in, their establishments, have
said these things about the products of
our national industry. Tape insists
that American blacks are as satisfac-
tory for his mourning apparel as any
Fur is dyed exclusively with American
color" say Bergdorf & Goodman, cal
though we have found that the blacks
cut caracul." Stein & Blaine have
found way to dye caracul and all
other furs with our colors. And Knox
has produced vivid red and violet hats
of straw "ahout which we have had no
complaints"
The important fact to remember now
is that American dyes are available in
great variety of colors and that they
are the equal of any dye produced be-
fore the war. Ask for them, ladies,
that is all that is necessary. And il
you have any doubt about what your
merchant tells you concerning a color
the National Aniline and Chemica1
Company viii make tests of the fabrics
in which you are interested and report
to you the quality of the dye stuff. it's
taatness to light and washing and anv.
thing else you wish to know.