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Arizona republican., 1919-05-18
ASKS DISCHARGE OF GOVERNOR MEN IN
 ADJT. BEN. MAT TER

Claiming that E. A. Fern and Rich ard J. Phillips were acting under or ders of the commander in chief of the military forces of the state when they entered the armory, ". E. Ryan vesterdav filed a motion in Justice Wheeler's court for a discharge of the defendants against whom burglary charges were filed at the outset of the controversy between Governor Thomas E. Campbell and Colonel Charles liar ris.
 After the arguments the court took the matter under advisement and inti- mated that he would hand down his decision at 10 o'clock Thursday morn ing. May 29, the preliminary hearing which was to have been held yester- day having been continued until that date.
 County Attorney L. NJ. Laney stated in court yesterday that he had been deeply engaged in other matters and was not ready to go into the merits of the case. He asked for a continuance, which was not resisted by counsel for the defense. The county prosecutor also asked that the defendant Fern be released from bond and allowed to go on his own recognizance, which was granted. Phillips was released on his own recognizance almost immediately after his arrest.
 Several days ago Fern, acting under orders of Governor Campbell, conveyed a letter to Colonel Harris from the chief executive in which he demanded that Colonel Harris turn over all mili- tary supplies to the state. After a flat refusal was given, Fern, in compliance with his orders, entered the armory for state supplies, his action bringing about the burglary charge instituted by Colonel Harris. In the meantime the adjutant general brought injunc- ton proceedings against the governor, and a temporary restraining order was, issued by Judge Lyman. Final dispo- sition of the case has not yet been made but it is understood that briefs will be filed on Monday and a decision handed down.
 In the burglary cases Ryan declares that the defendants were acting under the direct orders of Governor Camp bell, setting up the following in his motion:
 That at the time the complaint was made and warrant issued in this cause each of these defendants were in the actual custody and control of the iden- tical property mentioned in the com plaint which property was an armory in which was stored military supplies belonging to and in the custody of the military authorities of the State of Arizona; that at the time when ar ! rested each of these defendants was acting with respect to commissions and orders of the governor of the state of Arizona in his capacity of commander in-chief of the military forces of the state of Arizona; that they were on duty by direct assignment from that l commander in- chief and as to all mat ters mentioned in the complaint were at all times acting in strict compliance with their duties hereunder, and not otherwise"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18

knocked down condiHon-that i~ though the two big basic features ar. intact, there is a lot Of work to !. done on them before the mines ar. ready for laying A mine looks liE. nothing else l have ever seen but mine. It is a monsuous pill attachel to a great. square iron box.
 The pill is the globe containing T explosive and the indictments theret in the way Of all the detonators. fuse and so on. to set forth the innocent looking mass Of T. \. r. that nestle within.
 T. x. r. is most inoccuous lookins stuff. Poured into one of these helty globes. it looks like a lot Of cemenl with the upper surface of it paiuiei black. Nor IS it dangerous until it i, melted to action in the proper way that is, it does not explode by con 2 cussion. They say it can be hammer with a hammer or dropped from ais tances to the floor or general handled. and it will remain harmles and innocent: but let it come in con
  rips the whole center out of things.
 The men handle the T. \. T. piu- { familiarity and casually, but it inspire profound respect among the negroes iu the outfit, who are mostly the mes attendants and firemen.
 q know what that T. \. T. means said a bis mess man On one of tla mine layers. walking on his tiptoos whenever the ship was loaded with 1 mines. Tt means Travel. Nizge. Travel, when it goes off. and I ain | takin' no chances" Same with me ] took no chances.
 The iron box is the anchor-that is each pill. or huge iron globe, is at- i tached to the anchor when it is | dropped into the water; and the an chor holds it in it's designated place in ! the barrage. at it's designated depth.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18
UNF URL HONOR FLAC WON BY COUNTY IN
 FIFTH LOAN DRIVE

The honor flag presented to Mari copa county for going over the top in the Victory Liberty loan drive was hung at the main entrance Of the court house yesterday.
 The flag was forwarded 10 the board of supervisors from the county com mittee with the following note of con- gratulation: W. K. Bowen. Chairman,
 Board of Supervisors,
 Maricopa County,
 Phoenix. Arizona. My dear Mir. Bowen:
 On behalf of the Victory Liberty loan committee of Maricopa county, We take pleasure in presenting you the honor flag for Maricopa county which has gone over the top in the Victory Liberty loan.
 We extend the congratulations and good wishes of the Maricopa county Victory Liberty loan committee.
 Sincerely.
 POWER CONWAY, County Chairman, Victory Liberty Loan Committee.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18

It makes no difference what your wants maybe you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18

consider the rescue work done by Terry as one of the most heroic exam pies ol bravery and presence of mind oI which 1 have heard in many years" said Judge DeSouza yesterday.
 Saved All But One
 When Terry got to the bank of the canal he could but dimly see those who had been in the machine but a few minutes before. They were standing on the machine struggling to maintain a foothold and escape being carried down by the swift current He made two attempts to swim out to the ma chine but was unable to reach those who were appealing to him for help. On third trip he succeeded in get ting to one of the women. She caught him with a death grip. and it was with the greatest difficulty that he reached the bank fifty yards below. He saved her life as well as his own.
 First trying to reach the other two by floating a blanket to them, and failing in this, he returned to his ma chine and, fastening Q pillow to one end of a skid chain, he came back to the submerged machine and was able to cast this out and pull in the other man and woman.
 Though almost completely exhaust ed by this time, MT. Terry went back down the bank and pulled out of the water a companion who had himself twice failed to reach the machine by swimming down the canal.
 Having done all that he could for the others, Terry began a search down the canal for his wife, and this he continued for several hours until forced by Sheriff Montgomery and my self to go to bed. We continued to look until the middle of the forenoon. when we found Mrs. Terry's body near the bank of the canal. her hair having caught about a piece of wood
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18
T. N. T. LOOKS HARMLESS

Samuel G. Blythe in the Saturday
 Evening PosD
 Our mines are all made in inc United States and shipped in a semi
Arizona republican., 1919-05-18

You'll want the right kind of Silk Hosiery to wear with your oxfords. We offer you the right kind in beautiful polka dots, in white tuxedo. tan, champagne and gray, in all at Slzes' soc Phoenix Headquarters for Phoenix
 Silk Hose
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Buys
The United States
Express Building
ssstory Structure Occupy
= mo Block on Rector St.
Is Reported to Have Been
Sold for s3,50O,O0

,.s,wing sales Of the Sun and Morse
sx,ss in the downtown district in
- I. last week comes the announcement
=. - the twenty three-story United
-. ~ rxrress building has passed into
=. hands, this structure occupies the
,,sr|v block front on Rector Street,
seen Trinity Place and Greenwich
s..s. s valued at sS,5oo,ooo. The buyer
. H. United States Express building
asssssed by the city for taxation
..,ses as at S5.700,00o, of which $S25,-
l.,,y Il ,~snreserts land value. The struct-
~ was erected about fifteen years ago
"a lille is held in the name of the
n.itsd States Express Realty Com
...v .- Of which Duncan |. Roberts is
..s;den.: J. ". Smy.h. treasurer, and
N Hamilton, secretary. The direc~
...s are the Messrs. Roberts. Smyth,
IA -, Mcclure, T. G. Curry and w. c,
sam. s,s The building is just across
:.sn the Trinity Church grounds and
;.s..s 1lS.T feet on Rector Street. 1859
~. 20 IN Greenwich Street and 142 feet
~ Trinity Place. The property is on
i. same block with the old Trinity
fsurt building. which was recently
Sssgh. by Frazer & Co.. and with the
srerican Bank Note property. sale
: which is said to be we'll advanced.
fasgonally opposite is the twen ty-one-
arr Empire building. purchased
s,-l,er in the year By the United States
S,,el Corporation through Joseph 2.
nsv. A. Weirstein was the broker in
h. sxprsss building sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Syndicate Takes Over
Large Great Neck Tract
Buys Mitchell Property for
$75O,OOO and Plans to
Build HOuaes

Baker, Crowell Inc. sold the Mitchell
estate at Great Neck, L. l., comprising
one hundred and sixty-four acres. with
nearly a mile of water frontage on
Long Island Sound and Manhassct Bay,
to syndicate of New York men, at the
reported price of S750,00O. The grounds
partake of the character of an old Eng
!sh estate, ard the purchasers plan
building several houses on this tract
Sale of Flushing Dwelling
j. Albert Johntra has sold the dwell
ing at 230 South Twenty second Street,
on plot 55x100, Flushing, L. l., for
julius Krause to Margarethe Gunkel.
Kaufman Gets New Rochelle House
Prince & Ripley have sold for Will
lam Ensinger his residence at ii Fer
dlnand Place, New Rochelle, to Irving
Kaufman, of Lynbrook, L. l. The prop
erty was held at $4,000
The same brokers have sold for the
Iomphyn Realty Company a house on
Hilltop Avenue, New Rochelle.
Estate at Lawrence Sold
The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for T. J. Mcbride the Ullman property
at the corner of Central Avenue and
Fulton Street, Lawrence, L. l., consist.
ing of brick Colonial dwelling and
outbuilding on half acre, to Louis J
Meyers.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
New York Persons Buy
Fine Westchester Homaa

Fish & Marvin, through their Larch-
mont office, have sold for Edward
Hyams his residence at Grove and Wal
nut Avenues, Larchmont Manor. to AL
bert Coles, of this city, and for Henry
g. Downey plot on Highland Avenue,
Woods of Larchmont, to Ralph M
Jones, this city, who will erect resi-
dence for his own occupancy.
The same brokers have sold for the
Mount Vernon Homes Company new
clapboard house on Highbrook Avenue
at Pelham Manor to J. Dudley, of Pet
erson. The property was held at 500
600, and for William Mathews his white
clapboard house on Clifford Avenue, at
Pelhamwood, to Walter A. Vonderlicth
also of this city. The property was
held at $14,000
Buy White Plain Residences
George Howe has sold the residence
of Mrs: Emma L. Ring on Quimby Ave-
nue., White Plains
The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for Frank D. Turner his house
on Chatterton Parkway, Battle Hill.
Park, White Plains, to Mrs Emma A.
Kirby.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Lots at Deal Park Will Be
Sold at Auction To-day

Joseph P. Day, at 2 p. m. to-day on
the premises, rain or shine, at Deal,
n. j., will sell by public auction 275
large size residence sites, together with
five houses, comprising the property
known as Deal Park, located on Lincoln
and Washington Drives and Rosald
Avenue, close to the station, and within
short distance from Deal Lake, the
Hollywood Golf Club, the Deal Golf
Club, the Deal Casino, the beach and
ocean frontage.
a good size lake adjoins the property
in the south, and the lots to be sold
have the advantage of being SO To-
Gated as to be especially suitable to
Improvement with all year residences
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Buyers for BROOKLYN Homes

Howard C. Pyle & Co. have sold
1s4S Sixty-ffth Street, a two-story
dwelling, for the Burn Estate to Mrs.
B. D. Miller.
L. T. Newman has sold the three
story American basement dwelling at
59l Fifth Street for Mrs. NJ. n. Bal
manno,
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov have
sold for the Poret Building Corpora
ton, TO NJ. Gosch, the new one amily
house, with garage, at GAG East Twelfth
Street, on lot 20xi00
The Bu!klcy & Horton Company has
sold 1870 Forty-irst Street TWO story
frame store and flat dwelling, on lot 20x
100 for Mrs. Eebecco Benson
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Inability to Rent Suites
Force Many to Buy
Brokers Find Waiting Pur.
chasers for Dwellings, in
All Parts If C;tv

Pease & Gilman have sold for Ennis
sinnott the private residence at l16
west Seventy-seventh Street. a four
story and basement dwelling, 10x100.
Inc buyer is a physician.
Sale in l47th Street
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold AIT West l47th Street, three
story dwelling, on lot 149x1O0.
Buyer Plans Small Suites
Patrick ]. Ryan, OF the ]. w. May
Company, has purchased the dwelling
at 50 West Ninety second Street, on
lot 2oxl0O. from the estate of Michael
into small suites.
Estate Sells in 134th Street
Porter 4 Co. have sold for the cs-
tate OF Hannah II. Wake to James J.
Van SAINT the three story brownstone
dwelling at 81 West 134th Street. on
lot 20X10o.
Hamilton Terrace Property Sold
The Berney estate has sold 80 Hamil-
ton Terrace a four-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 19.Sx9S.6.
Convent Avenue Dwelling Sale
John McMorrow has sold S13 Con-
vent Avenue, q four-story dwelling, on
lot 2oxl00, opposite 143d Street. The
similar and adjoining house at 315
owned by Mrs. J. Heller, is also re-
ported to have been sold.
Gets House in 10th Street
s. X. Frankenheim has sold for Cath
crime r. Meincke to Eva Coteen the
three story dwelling at 492 East l40th
Street. on lot I7Xl00.
Reported 35th Street Deal
The Augusta zerega estate is report
ed to have sold 26 East Thirty-fifth
Street, four story and basement
house, on lot 2O10x9S9
Sale in 3lst Street
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has sold 43 East Thirty-frst Street, a
three-story and basement dwelling. on
lot 226x90. which it took in foreclosure
recentlV
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Buying Houses in All
Sections of Bronx
Operators Get Quick Profit
From Southern Boulevard
Apartment Resale

The Benson Realty Company has re-
sold to A. Larsen the ive-story apart
ment, at 1885 Southern Boulevard, on
plot 5Ox1O0, John Kroog was the
broker.
Valentine Avenue Corner Sold
Ely Maran and Joseph sager have
purchased, through Clement II. Smith
the hve-story apartment at the north
east corner of Valentine Avenue and
179th Street on plot 50xS7.
Sale in Courtlandt Avenue
Williamson & Bryan have sold for
the three-story six-family house on lot
25x1O5, at 500 Courtland Avenue.
Marmion Avenue Buildings Sold
The Stanton Improvement Corpora
tion has bought the two four-story
buildings at $3.50 and 1884 Marmion
Avenue, near fremont, 66xS5.
Sales in Mount Hope Place
David J.. Woodall, jr., has sold for
Marie Ducimeticre the three one-family
dwellings, on plot about 97x100 at 236
23S and 24o Mount Hope Place.
Woman Sells Cretona Avenue Corner
". Val loCll " W. nave cOIu iOI i<USd
Amelio. to L. Astorino the southwest
corner of Cretona Avenue and 18TH
Street, frame house on plot 7OxS0
The same brokers have sold for Doug
las Mathewson the threestory house
and store, 25O6 Hughes Avenue, on lot
25xl00, to Giuseppe Ruocco.
Buyer for Union Avenue House
Charles A. Weber has sold to Sadie
Gosch the two-family house, on 10,
l9xl00, at 533 Union Avenue
Sales in Walton Avenue
B. II. Weisker has sold the three
story dwelling at 2405 Walton Avenue
for the Hyslop estate to A. Samis fo1
occupancy.
William D. Gabel has sold for John
Y. Irwin the two-story two-family
house at 2263 Walton Avenue to Mar
garet V. Powers.
Builders Buy in 13Oth Street
The Meister Builders have purchas sed
~ East both Street private dwelling
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Music Publishers Buy Adjoining
Site for Annex Building

Albert B. Ashforth has sold for
Georgianna Wimmar 10 East Forty
fourth Street, four-story and base.
mentt building, on lot 25xl0O.5. The
purchaser is Gustave Schirmer, music
publisher, whose seven-s story building
abuts at 3 to z East Forty-third Street,
standing on a site 62x100.5, alongside
OF the Temple Emanuel at the north
east corner of Fifth Avenue. MIR.
Schrmer plans to erect on the Forty
fourth Street site an annex similar in
design to the main building.
With this sale the Ashforth firm has
disposed of all the old dwellings, on
the south side Of Forty-fourth Street
ittween Fifth Avenue and Madison
Avenue. Two of these, at and 8, were
purchased by the Chicago Pneumatic
TOOL Company and are now being re-
placed with a twelve story structure.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23

iyn- Jan 81; attys Campbell F T ~ $.
. Rector ST Observation-Disclosures. 81
LOT ~ and 24s, nap 81 Joseph's orRhA,o
eGse, a .3 Tiebout av. Aug -, atty. c l.
iIallocK. 9se = lSoth st..-..........s 500
LOTS l66 t. ds, II 10 Is, map y. Hyatt
Farm Annie \ i aulding Ia Arthur SIM
erlnaycr, IS Alexander aV. -oa>ers. =, y !.
aug II. atty, Lawyers y Co. $50 Bro -
-a5Ij- 81 q :, ss5 Z llatonAh ~ Ak 'o0
Smith Wiih amsaA to rnrs naatou 41ad
iarN ~. e,,.;,,s msse 5000 aug II. atty.
BALLOON -is. :, -O0 i-.,ttiAS, .5X5O;
Lillian Nottaeh i, nnr4eo ll.4a el.Ieri.
~ L 92d At; mtge $500: AUG IL atty,
: WNlamsOl 3jt Alexander af.....s 90
EOME ST, y y, So w Bryant aV 81. X
i0S. S9oX 80. lt~nl. ana Amy Hericna
81 tH" tty 1ia uayac ' ig0 400 SiTe y 79a 81. Apg
MAHTiiA ~ e :, IS zloIh st, 5-x.5.
l.ouette u, wiis y MAxwell Falling, to
Aug =. atty, 4 Cr4ndall, l0s Park
cAMBRlpGE ~, $, 1917 rein4n
Luigi Rianeo 2to6 Hughes ay. Aug 10;
ATTY, " C&!trano, 452l Sd 49,. 500
ChOTONA Az, W cor ls7th st. 7oxso.
Rosa AmeNo 70 Luigi Astorino, III t,
. lth St Antge $4,000, Aug 20. ATTY.
=, May i.atterson, 100 Nassau st. ....... 81
1ietro Manga ano to Luigi De Franccsc
4UOy Barnes aY, mtge $4,000; Aug u
atty. a Clancnetri, Gu y 22sd ST.. 800
fEOSPE' AN : W coz HUnt" St II L. 6
to c Home st, map Fox estate W 54. TX
i20.2 to 81 Y e 9l.7 to beg; JOS Meticka
To Alex Maticha. 1872 Dokato St Dorches-
ter Mass, nltgc $e.4oo, Aug 20; atty,
John Goode. S53 81 av............$l00 81 90
FRANKLIN AN. S, l45 Jefferson 40x
100; Ricnd RI Mitchell to Angelina Faiet.
1345 Fulton av; mtge $4,000; Aug 20;
atty, Title Qua Go, l76 Hwav. 500
l47TN ST. 5, lot 81 map e Morrisa mia,
5OHiO0i Normal COnstn Co to Beatrice
Dram. ll5 W ll4th st, Aug 10, atty.
Title Guar Co, 1l6 5way. ......... 500
2SeHH ST s. 6s2 v White Plains I'd.
2oNl 8, Geo W Burton to Wln O'Brien.
6S2 Il 23eth st, mtge So 500; Aug 20;
att, Title Guar Ca. i.6 Bway ...... 90
UNION AN s. S9.6 lo6tn ST III *
500; John Mckee to las johnson, 625
81 AIMS av, lntge $1,000; Aug 2l, atty.
Title Guar Co. l76 Bway y........ 81 90
FAILE ST. :, ESQ : Spofford av 25x
90, Clara harp to Aaron Reichlnan,
t52 Coster st, mtge si.5oO. Aug 10;
atty, Title Guar Co, l76 Bway. ..... 90
MORRIS AN, 9 ), l30 II 165th st, 20x02.S;
Mildred W McGraw and ano TO Annie
Levy, lg6 Monroe av; July %; atty,
Lawyers T Co, $50 Bway y.....-....s s., $40
ALEXANDER Az, s. l6o ) w 136tn sr.
l9sx7o Geo Suite and ano TO Annie 7
Suite. 9ll Forest av; lntgc $4,000. july
II; atty, q l. Suite, Oil Forest ay.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
$o25,OOO Paid for Aircraft
Plant at Eliznbo,l

1ne simmons Company, bedstead
manufacturers of Kenoshs, Wis, yes
1erday purchased the property of
tne Standard Aircraft Company. of
Elizabeth, N. j., for s525.oo0. The
property includes nineteen buildings
and eighty-eight acres of ground, Il
was owned by the John Stevenson
oar Company. The sale carries with
IL mortgage of 100000 held by the
morton Trust Company OF New York
Amxed to the deed were revenue stamps
representing $525.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Nayesink Park Auction To-da,

Bryan l., Kennedy will sell at auction
to-day, at 2 p. n., $50 residence sites at
Navesink Park, Atlantic Highlands, Nj,
The parcels vary from one-ffth to one
and half acres. Included in the sale
are two dwellings,.
The property is located on both sides
of Ocean Boulevard, also on Bayside
Drive, Highland Avenue, Belvidere
Road, Prospect Road, Forest Drive,
Hillside Road, Navesink Avenue and
Wayside Drive. Most of the plots have
two road frontages, while some have
three, and all are al high altitude, the
property at one point rising to height
of $50 feet above the sea level.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Cotton Convereers Get
Building in West 18th St

NJ. & L. Hess have suheased for the
National Cloak and Suit Company 129-
1S1 West Eighteenth Street, a ave-
story building containing about 10000
square feet, for the unexpired term
to NJ. Lowenstein & Sons, cotton con-
vcrters, who viii use the building fol-
storage warehouse purposes B. Bern
stein represented the lessor. NJ. & L
Ness have also procured from Warner
1udnut Corporation, the owners Of the
building, an extension of the lease
eggregating about 600 rental
The building has been used as q gov.
ernment warehouse.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
Spring Street

Broorne Street
Approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt costs and allowances, S2n,o31.32 with
interest and expenses OF sale. Approx.
mate amount OF taxes and water rents
$1,560.0o, together with interest and PEN
alties.
The said premises are to be sold sub.
ject to encroachment OF the building on
the premises adjoining on the south OF ga
survey OF Geo. c. Hollerith. dated May
II, 1910. Also subject TO building re-
strtctions and regulations contained In a
resolution or ordinance adopted July IS
1915, By the Board OF Estimate and \ p
portion1nent CT the city Of New York. ard
amcndments thereto. Also subject to ex-
sting tcnances.
Dated. New York. June 24th lslo
WILLIAM l.. WOO DWARD Referee
New-York tribune., 1919-08-23
100000 Rental for Building
I'm Water Street

Charles +. Moves Company has
leased the building at 67S-6SO Water
Street for the Globe Forwarding Cor
poration to Frank a. Page for ware
house purposes for ten years, at an
aggregate rental of approximately "
100000, and the eighth floor at 26-2S
Beaver Street to George c. Lee e. Co.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
Offices at 10 West Forty-second Street
TO the Dale Trading Company
Bastine & Co. have leased the tenth
floor at 1921 West Twenty-fourth
Street to Edwin Wilensky & Co; the
ninth floor at 10 West Twenty-fourth
Street to Harry Blumenfeld; the space
at Is West Twenty sixth Street to
Strauss & Schoenfeld, and space at So
East Thirty-fourth Street to Smith &
Shannon