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New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
BenensOns Hold Forth
I'm Bronx Trading

Bernard Cransman' has sold to Ben-
! enson Brothers the two fve-story
apartment houses, on plot 1o0x9o, at
! the southwest corner of 174th Street
ana Audubon avenue. The property
shows an annual rent roll OF $4,000.
Robert Benenson of the Bcnenson
Realty Company has bought for his
occupancy the large frame dwelling at
200 East 18TH Street, on plot 40x
100, from Mrs. Haims. Il. Cohen
arranged the transaction.
Calm G. Pittman and Philip Watten-
berg haye purchased from the Benen-
son Realty Company 93S East l63d
Street. tive-story modern apartment
with three stores, arranged tor clgh-
teen families. on lot 52X112, held at
$4,000.
Frederick Brown added to his spec
ulative holdings the two ive-story
apartment houses at 2635 ard 2639
Sedgwick Avenue. near Kingsbridge
Road. the properties having been ac-
Qulred from Felix Cohen through Har-
~ j. Rogers. Each house occupies q
plot, 37.6X135, rents for $4,000 and
was held at $4,000
Walter p. Brown sold for Louis
Zbrowski the three story frame stores
nue., on plot 35.4N90, to an investor.
Nehring Brothers sold for A. l.
Smith 437 East 147th Street, five
story, twenty-family apartment house,
4Sxl00, near Willis Avenue
TO Store Furs in Brewery
Part of the large main plant of the
1O8th and lO9th Streets, owned by
Bcrnheimer & Schwartz, is to be
altered for the storage of furs. About
four floors will be devoted to this use.
Other breweries are said to be con-
sidering putting their property to a
similar use
Builders Resell Kings Flat
Meister Builders have resold the six
story apartment houses at 64 to 70 Nc
kibben Street, Oh plot 105x100. The
property was purchased last week from
Mrs. Mary D. Patton, and was held for
100000.
To Build Homes in Richmond
Cornelius G. Kolf has sold for
Walter II. Crittenden of Brooklyn,
Avenue, near Richmond Terrace, West
New Brighton, being part of the old
Cement estate property. The pur-
chaser. Peter Larsen, builder, plans
immediate improvement with small
cottages.
Nepperhan Plot Buyer
The Robert Z. Farley Organization
has sold three plots in the Ncpperhan
Heights section of Yonkers to Herbert
N. Snow, of that city.
Home Buying in Nearby Jersey
S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
have sold for Mrs. Sarah Alexander
the dwelling at 296 Highwood Avenue
Glen Rock, N. j.. to John Koole, and
leased for Mrs Sarah M. Haight the
dwelling at "A Washington Place,
Ridgewood, n. j., to Mrs. Ruth E.
Piper.
Edward 2. Hamilton g. Co., have
sold for the Charles r. Piper
Company the colonial residence, garage
and quarter acre at 500 Ridgewood
Road, South Orange, N. j., to John f.
White.
Large Place at Deal Is Sold
An estate containing about six acres
on Ocean Avenue, Deal, N. J., has been
sold by the executors of the estate of
Edward Hison. Eugene f. Sperry rep
resents the purchaser, who will occupy.
The place has large colonial dwelling
and garage and adjoins the estate pur-
chased two years ago from Newman
Erb by Edward Plaut, vice-president
of I.ehn & Fink
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
$500, 900 Deal Near
Fourth Avenue District

The 6ve-story business building at
106 East Nineteenth Street was pur-
chased yesterday by Daniel H. Jack.
sen, from the B. F. & G. Realty Com
pany. The property covers a site.
25x100, adjoining the American Wool.
len Company's building, at the south
east corner of Fourth Avenue and
Nineteenth Street. It was held in the
market at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Lis Penders
Manhattan

EAST BROADWAY. 1907 Hudson CITY Savings
s Of miortsage); no attys. Collier. Browning & MAY
~. 81 s. 100 Avenue A. 50xGl {; Jossica
IN, m,,orteagc) attys. Alexander & Green -
oVuh ST 4O7 +: Mary l. Shear agt Sches!nser
v NJ Powell s"'e' u''S'
GOTH ST.. 4o5 Z: John $ Jacobs agt sch,esinrer
NJ Powell. S'"e' ally
GOTH ST. 4o3 and 400 u; two actions: United
states trust Co Of agt Schlcsinger Realty
S,o 90 ct al foreclosure OF mortgagel atty. " N
The Bronx
LOT 81, block 2565. aection s0 on tax man M,,
nicipa Liens 20 rgt Robert r W Duke Va ,,,s M
{cc. &C a !action TO forecoso transfer OF tax
iien) atty l. Smith ~ - '"A
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

trend was downward practically the en-
tire session with only moderate reac-
tions of few points when buying
orders appeared, final prices showing
net declines of 33 to 81 points, carry
ing the entire list below lac The
market here failed to respond to the
higher firm offers from Santos, which
were from 20 to GO points above the
ofier5 of the previous dag and were
Irregular.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

PAHk AV, $40: ninth floor: Park Avenue INN. g.,
10 Ada Pritchtt. l0l4 9th av: . WIS rom oct
Liberty st ,..,......,... 's'' '''sisi VI oo,, 90
coENTlEs SLIP. 30; Nil. Augustus and Robert "
Van curtlsndt to David and Ray stcrl on prsp,
sscs; 10 yso ~ from from May |. 1877; atty Harold
aerIj sT sas 90 MnIl ~ -: 81 200
Maf Times Coz o yrs and lr mos from dun,
lp1S; atty. John NJ Scoble. IS Ilbaty st.. s6, ooo
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Georgia Court Sold Again

Georgia Court, the six-story elevator
apartment house at 97o Prospect Ave
nue., has been resold by the Emco I'M
provemcnt Company at substantial
profit, according to report. 1t had been
held at $4,000. The selling interests
acquired the property last week from
J. Wainser.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

IAlGHT ST. No 50, and Vestry St No II: Inuy
Contracting Co. luc agt; John Fleming. owner
lldIii sT No 254 Wcst: chnisen Lumber Co Inc,
agt estate OF o Ferris. owner; Pinc,s Il
'uht. at.ot xif "a
slsI ST, No 3li West Wolf Kliot agt Murnhy
eemwnsf; Edgar Ho.mee contractor strenew al j
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Livestock. Meats. Provision

-, roho"ins are yesterdays prices. compared wit
those Of ago:
Yesterday. year ago
prime. 100 ID .Sl2.75 @sI825 St285 % -
Dressed beef. sides.
Id. ............. .2i M % i4n@ 10
Live yeas. common
to prime. 100 h. 1900 % 22,eO 1850 @si775
Dressed vecs. city
lb. ............. IA @ 80 20 90 rs
Live ewes 100 ID. ZOO O 1000 1000 o0 -
Live lambs fair 10
prime. 100 ID 1900 q 1913 1875 "a 1875
Dressed mutton. ID .i6 q 20 rs "a 40
Dressed lambs. city.
ID. ............ % @ 81 22 "a 27
Hogs 100 10 .....l7.75 O 1925 1880 "a AI775
Dressed hogs. ba-
,,s con. 10. .24%@ .24ss .242s@ 24s
Mess beet DbI $500 8 $500 G.oo s.oo q s.So ss.So
Lard. Middle West
lb. .............2 .24.i5o @ 2425c 25.4sc @ $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Annual Tax on Mortgages Opposed

s4,ooo,ooo on their capital, which is
no tax at all for them to pay.
The real estate interests of New
York have indicated that they will fight
the suggestion of an annual tax on
mortgages just as strongly as they
did when they had the law changed to
provide Tor the existing recording tax.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives yesterdays
closing bid and asked quotations for
all stocks quoted on the New York
Stock Exchanged
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
News Digest
Other Cities

Service at Cost Plus in Massachusetts,
BOSTON. Jan. 15.-A certificate of in
corporation of the Eastern Massachu-
setts Street Railway Company, organ
ized to take over the property of the
Bay State Street Railway Company
now in the hands of a receiver, was
filed to-day with the Secretary of
State. The filing of the certificate con-
stituted an acceptance by the Bay
State Company of the service at-cost
plan authorized by the last Legislature,
and on February 1st the new com
pany will pass under the control of
five public trustees to be appointed by
the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Copper Association Files Articles.-

N"PIeF .fsseoIattoft TIIeS Art1cIeS.-
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. - The Copper
Export Association of New York, or
ganlzed by large producers, filed with
the Federal Trade Commission to-day
articles OF incorporation and submitted
its plan to enter export trade as a
unit under the Webb law. The Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining Company,
the United Metals Selling Company,
the Phelps Dodge Corporation of New
York and the Calumet & Hecla Com
pany of Boston are the incorporators.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Bntter.-Receipts were 1850 pack
ages. Creamery: Higher than extras
(pound), 67@6Sc; extras, 90 score, 66 "
@67c: frsts, SO to 81 score, 1914 @66c; !;
seconds, S3 to 81 score, 6Od 63c; lower
grades, 55M SOC. Unsalted: Higher than
extras, 69hM70c; extras, 681aM69c;
frsts, 65M68c; seconds, 61M64c. Stats
dairy, tubs: Finest, 65@66c; good to
prime, 500 64c; common to fair, 53061c.
Renovated: Extras, 531a M54c; firsts,
51o SIC; lower grades, 44D48c. Imita-
ton creamery: Firsts, A8M49c. Ladies,
current make: Firsts, 46M47c; sec
onds, 44Gp44 &c; lower grades, 42@l
43Hc. Packing stock, current make /:
No. ], 44c; No. 2, 43c; lower grades,
37Ml42c.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
> u S t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat. = The numerous theories
being advanced for the best way of
meeting the problem of marketing next
seasons wheat crop have given rise to
nervousness in the trade over the prob.
ability or possibility of an open market
being established for wheat on the
present crop.
Corn.-The corn market was feverish
during the early operations, and price
changes were quick and nervous both
ways Subsequently, however, firm
er tone developed, and at the close
Of the day prices wore Il to cents
net higher. The advance was attrib-
uted largely to technical conditions
arlslng from an oversold market, but
there Were certain elem ents IN the
situation which served to check SELL
ing and brought about a little more
confidence on the part of tie buying
side.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn. No. 2 yellow 81 59s4 s15924
Chicago.
January ......... 1.3a771a 1.ss s1275a
May ..:.:.:.....: 1855 i.27A 1241a
Oats. - Prices in the oats market
were again dominated by the action
CT corn, and the un,.ertone at the close
of the day was firm. There was com
paratvely little pressure on the
market and the technical position was
considered firm, as bears have been
quite aggressive of late and offers had
apparently been absorbed by strons
interests.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Oats, No white. .77Ia .7eHa .9sIa
Chicago:
January ......... .ss7s .esA 1885
March ............ .67la .661a =
May ............. .e7s4 .e7Is 1875
Rye.-Market steady.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Cash, No. West. .s1.72I2 s1.73
Flour and Meal.-Quotation were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago.
Flour. MINI, sp pat S10.65 s1o.e5 $1o.65
Cornmeal. vel. g.. 3.7s@A 3.75@4 4.87Is
Rye flour, choice 8.8O@9.25 8.8O@925 1920
Bran. lOO-lb 5O no 5o on
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Stock Ex-Dividend Yesterday
Consolidated Exchange

Tint Of trade ON tsis exchange. 10 shsres.l
Transactions and prices yezterday Tor ths
moro active shares follow:
EfIes. Open Hiyh Low, Tas,
1850 Baldwin Loco. 7fa4 723. ~. 72is
10 Beth Steel b.. c7Z S. ssM s7T
e9s5 Mexican Pet. 1874 1884 ,a2lz fe4za
esg Stsdebaker -. 81 So 4ea1 z9sZ
711g y . Steel 80 efM 91M e1Is 91ss
sugnsru
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Assignments of Mortgages

GREENWICH ST 1924; mtg sl2.co w ] ard
Anna Amend texrs) to Josephine Heide. 6s
w Gath ST. and Mary Bidder II w Slst st
attys. Amend q Amend ll9 Nassau st: . assns
l36Th s1, sos W:%ute S. ooo julius Ii t;iesop
to VIM Kaukin. 1lgW 77th st: atty. Lawyers
II q T Co. $50 Bway. Observation-Disclosures |
77TFI ST. 254 w; mtg $l9 oOO Farmers Loan S
Trust Co to 'Iite Guar IL T Co. l76 Bway. 81 / 800
1i9TH ST. BIB w: mtg s2.250: Maurice Cohen
to Linda koln, S27 Lincoln pi, BRlyn; attys
Greenborg Il Levy. 80 Park row ...............S 81
52p 81. ,37 W; mtg $4,000: Margaretta Eckert to
Bkyn: a.ty. scldcrmal. 36l Fulton st.
Runse. Iol 10Th ST. West New York \ ]: atty.
Title Guar 81 T Co. ZIG Bway ......s ESQ
46TtI ST. S27 w; Lawyers Mort Co To Josephine
Delano Nrustco); attys.> Cary s. Carroll % Wall
ls4Tu sr 5o2-4 ": Loilis j Frey to Philip Shell.
ia so Orange av, Newark, j. atty. Andrew
s liamcrsy. 500 Bway ................. SO 900
RIVERSIDE DRIVE lj2d ST: Hugh
Kendall ard ttrIstces) 10 c Hungerford.
of Bloomfield j: atty Rob- NJ Boyd. ir 233
3OTH ST. 634 W; Mary LAWN lextrA) to Angelica
Gilyarry. 26l Court st. Bklyn. SO 600
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan
21TH ST. No 40 West: Armand Zimmerman. agt
Metropolitan Life ms Co ct al: October -.
1913 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........... S64l 81
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
CITY REAL ESTATE
E=; = - Business Property
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE NfAHopAC
Camp type stone fireplace: very conveniently
located with permanent water rights: S3.l5O or
will sell. furnished. $3.50. COUNTRY HOME
LEAGUE. 40 West 3ad st. Mad Sq 1850
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Results at Auction

Ey Joseph =. DAY.
FRONT ST. re- W s. 47.5 II Burling slip. l9 Ok
S6.1Xl95XS7.6. 4sty loft and str: II Voorhees,
agt + Tu ct III: DIN. &, 2. attys due
Sl,297.72 taxes &c. 81 o35.39; withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
FACTORIES FOR SALE

COMPLETE MODERN WOODWORKING FAC.
TORY. TJLLY EQUIPPED NOW in OpERA-
TION. 10000 So Fr. GROUND FLOOR SPACE
II. X. SIDING. a. BON -. TRIBUNE OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

Cheese.-Receipts were 1,185 boxes;
state, whole milk, fresh fats, specials,
colored or white, pound, SIC; average
run 80 ia 36c; lower grades 32M35c;
twins, specials, SIC; average run, 35 "
136c; lower grades, 320D35c; flats,
held, 37RM38c; twins, held, 37MM
38c; Wisconsin, whole milk, twins,
held, 37k M38c; single daisies, held,
38n38hc; fresh, 371aM38c; double
daisies, held, 81 1-2M38c; young Amer
icas, held, 39M40c; fresh, SO 1-2@40c;
state, skins specials 28M29c; prime to
choice, 26M27zc; fair to good, 200
25c; lower grades, 12@18c.
Eggs Receipts were 11,946 cases.
Fresh gathered extras. dozen, 64c; ex-
ira frsts, 62MM63c; firsts. 61M61 nc:
seconds and poorer, 55G16 dirtics,
No. 1. 56GD57c; No. 2 and poorer, $50
55c; checks, good to choice. dry 49M
51c; under grades. d3M]48c refriger-
ator, 43M SIC; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hennery white, fine to
fancy, G70ssc; ordinary to prime, SO
(o,66c; gathered whites, ordinary to
fine, SEA 66c; pullet, whites, 61M62c;
Pacific Coast lower grades, 626163c;
! Western and Southern gathered whites,
62M65c; state, Pennsylvania and near
by henncry browns, GG@6sc gathered
brown and mixed colors, 62(y6lc.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Coffee, Sugar and 'rcs

Coffee Futures. market opened
At declines of 5 to 10 points and the
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Large Place at Deal Is Sold

An estate containing about six acres
on Ocean Avenue, Deal, N. j., has been
sold by the executors of the estate of
Edward Hilson. Eugene f. Sperry rep
resents the purchaser, who will occupy.
The place has a large colonial dwelling
and garage and adjoins the estate pur-
chased two years ago from Newman
Erb by Edward Plaut, vice president
of I.ehn &, Fink.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

sLiEERTY BONDS
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

'Rxiees include Ins@rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
WATER-POWER MEASURE
is BEFORE THE. SENATE
Committee Reports House Bill,
Amended, and Explains I'm
provement Projects.

The House water-power develop
ment bill as amended by the Senate
commerce committee was reported to
the Senate yesterday by Chairman
Jones. who gave notice that he would
seek it's consideration at the first op-
portunity.
In a formal report accompanying the
bill Senator Jones said.i theory was
to provide for private development of
water-power projects. but with ulti-
mate government ownership possible -
Early enactment is desired, the COM
mittee report declared, adding:
I've should do one of two things: We
should pass legislation which will
lead private capital and enterprise to
develop these resources under such
regulations as will. give consumers
good service and cheap power, or the
government itself should proceed to
make this development"
Citing advantages from the opening
Of new power projects, the committee
report said: - 80 e'-+
Every year that our water powers
are undeveloped means loss to the
people in one form or another, almost
If not quite equal toIthe cost Of their
development. Legislation action
should be delayed no longer"
Senator Jones asserted that the bill
declares for the government owner
ship and operation of power projects
velopment, insuring power for de-
pendent industries, If the private
licensees are unable to agree upon
terms for extension of~their contracts.
The bill also, he said, insures re-
turn upon private capital invested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
QUESTIONS NECESSITY
OF AN ARMY OF 500, 900
Maj. Gen. w. N. Wright Of seth
Division Is Before Senate
Military Committee.

While generally approving the Army
reorganization bill, MAJ Gen. W. N.
Wright, commander Of the seth Divi-
sion in the Argonne and St Mihiel
offensive, questioned yesterday before
the Senate military committee the
general STATS recommendation for
an Army of 100000 in peace time. as
he considered an army of that size
unnecessary If universal military
training were adopted.
He proposed a plan to organize the
men trained under the universal serv-
ice plan into a reserve army with
existing units instead Of releasing
them entirely. as provided in the bill.
He opposed the plan to establish a
separate chemical warfare service and
suggested that it be placed under the
direction Of the artillery, as gas is
used principally In NhellA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
Minimum Number Of Patrons.

Asked how many replies the COM
mittee would consider necessary be-
fore any steps would be taken to-
ward practical working out of a
plan, one of the members said a great
deal would depend on the amount of
enthusiasm and support shown by the
housewives, It would be possible. she
said. to start a central kitchen for
the distribution Of hot meals on a
small scale with twenty-five sub
scribers. The reasons for agitating
meals cooked outside Of the home are
many and various, but back of them
all is the old bugbear of the servant
problem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
PLAN FOR sULGRAvE MANOR.
Colonial Danes to Give George
Washington's Portrait.

LONDON. September 12.-Judge AL
ton B. Parker tomorrow is going to
Sulgrave Manor, the, ancestral home
Of the family of George Washington,
to present on behalf Of the Colonial
Danes Of America a portrait Of
George Washington. Judge Parker
also carries check for $4,000 con-
tributed by the Colonial Danes toward
the fund for the restoration of the
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13

that combination of the Army. and
Navy aviation services under one
head would prevent development of
aviation and cause Stagnation. The
hearing was held in connection, with
a bill by Senator New of Indiana pro-
viding for the creation of such de-
partment.
Not only the naval officials, but also
the entire naval service is absolutely
opposed to the creation of what l
might say would be third branch Of
national defense said Mr.. Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
Cai1laux Leaves Prison for Hospital

PARIS. September 13.-Joseph Call
iaux. former premier, who has been
in prison for more than a year
charged with having had reasonable
dealings with the enemy, was trans
1erred to a private hospital at Neuil-
". suburb of Paris, this morning.
This follows a request by his coun-
sci early in the week that he be re-
moved from the prison on the ground
that his health was so bad as to cause
aAnxte<X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
Made Part of Food Control Act.

The Haugen bill is an amendment
itself to the existing food control act
and will expire when the food-control
act expires. The Senate was careful,
however, to SO word the Ball amend
ment that it will continue in effect for
the four-year period which was de-
termined upon by the District COM
mittee in considering the rents stu
alton here.
The Bali bill. the provisions Of which
have been published in full in The
Star, provides for the establishment Of
commission to handle rents, with an
appeal to the Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia from decisions
of the commission where tenant or
landlord believe there should be an
appeal. The members OF the commits
sion, three in number, are to be ap-
pointed by the President and the Dis
trict tax assessor is to be an ex officio
member of the commission.
An amendment offered by Senator
Thomas of Colorado and adopted by
the Senate provides that the rents
commission shall ''be composed of
three commissioners not owning or
representing owners Of rental prop
erty, hotels or apartments, or who. are
experienced in rental and housing
problems"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13

! Ever notice how an audience
enjoys profanity on tn stage?
1t seems like EN- Moots
hain't satisfied unless she's do
in sornethin' fer humanity.
'T'day she gave away seven
recipes fer squash custard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
AERoNAUT1Cs PLAN OPPOSED.
Acting Secretary Roosevelt Not in
Favor of Separate Department.

Creation Of a separate department of
Senate military committee yesterday
by Acting Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt, who expressed the opinion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
May standardize Cooking.

Mrs C. Ernest Baker, another men,
Der Of the committee, likes the COM
munity cooking idea because it will
be step in the direction of "stah-
dardized" cooking and housekeeping.
Asked about the business manage
ment of the kitchen, she said the
venture would be placed in charge
of a capable paid woman manager.
and this should be one who is not
only an expert in cooking herself,
but knows how to manage servants
and has business and executive abil-
ity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
Rents Amendment Strengthened.

Before adopting the rents amend
ment the Senate still further strength
ened its provisions SO as to safeguard
tenants who may have taken advan-
tage OF the Salisbury act during the
war. An amendment offered by SEN
ator Pomerene was accepted, under
which ii will be Impossible TO Gust a
tenant wh.' complies with all the re-
quirements OF tenancy and pays his
rent in accordance with the decision
OF the rents commission or the courts.
Exception is made, however. in the
case of the owner who wishes to re-
cover possession of his own house for
his own use or in the case of sale
to a bona fide purchaser. in such
cases the tenant must get out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-13
D. c. RENT MEASURE
IS PUT UP TO HOUSE
Senate Adds 1t as Rider to
Haugen Bill on General
Profiteering.
OUTLINE OF PROVISIONS

The Ball bill to prevent profiteering
in rents in the District of Columbia
is now up to the House. In record
time the Senate yesterday afternoon
attached it as rider to the Haugen
bill dealing with profteering in food
stuffs. clothing and other necessaries,
which already has passed the House,
and then passed the Haugen bill The
bill went back TO the House today,
and the expectation was that 1t would
be sent to conference, where the Sem
ate amendments would be thrashed
out.