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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
BUY ON WATER STREET.

me Charles F. Noyes Company sold
Tor Joseph e. Hoffman 149 Water street
nVe story io:t building, on lot 20xs5.
Inc property was taken in the name of
The l15th Street Corporation, which is
Understood 10 represent f. Rosenwald &
BROS, one Of the largest tobacco firms
IN the city. Through the Noyes company
lhey recently acquired 143 TO 14e Water
street and with their latest Acquisition
tFy now OWL Q plot of about 5000 square
ieet fronting SO feet on Water street.
LEASES on All the property expire in
lyz2, and at that time Rosenwald a
Ero, will likely erect a building largely
ior their own use. Townsend & Gutter
man. attorneys, represented the sellers,
ana Brussels & Beebe represented the
I:osenwald interests.
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BUYs sYossET ESTATE.

The Wheatley Hills Real Estate
corporation has sold for Mrs. Robert
McAllister Lloyd her country property
ny syosset L. l.. on the southwest corner
a.. ene North Hampstead Turnpike and
the Oyster Bay,Syosset road. The
property consists of more than fifteen
acres of land. II is east of and imme-
uiately adjoining the new country es-
tate OF Lewis Cass Ledyard, Jr., and
west OF and opposite the large estate of
SIR Ashley Sparks. This property for
merry belonged to Herman H. Harjes and
was sold to Otto H. Kahn in 1913, Mr..
hahn resold 1t to the present seller in
1915. The purchaser is Anton H.
Schefer, who will improve It with new
buildings for his own OCCUPANCY.
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REsELLs THE BERMUDA.

Milton Blumberg has resold the large
tM story elevator apartment house
LEown as the Bermuda, at COS and CLIO
west l5Oth street, between Broadway
ana Riverside Drive. 1t occupies q plot
t"OXlOO, having an annual rental of
about $4,000, and was held at S225,OOO
The seller recently acquired the property
IRON the West 1S6th Street Realty Com
pany.
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MoRGENsTERNs BUY ? FLATS,

The Morgenstern Bros Syndicate has
purchased from Gustavus L. Lawrence
the block front on the west side of st.
Nicholas avenue, between 1870 and 174th
streets, two newly finished hve story
non-elevator apartment houses on a plot
zc0xlOO. The structures contain ac-
commodations for seventy-five families
and have fourteen stores. The property
was held at 100000 and returns an an
nual rent Of about $4,000. NJ. 1. Strun-
SKY was the broker in the deal. Mr..
Lawrence is erecting an apartment house
at the southeast corner of Broadway
and lsham street The Morgenstern
Syndicate recently acquired the apart
ment OF the northwest corner of Audu-
ton avenue and 1S0th street.
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NEGROES BUY HARLEM FLAT.

Negro investors have acquired another
mgr grade elevator apartment house in
harlem tenanied by white people. The
latest transaction affects the Rangeley,
q seven story structure at 2340 to 2346
seventh avenue, northwest corner of
10 'th street, which the Roach House
Cleaning Company of 2470 Seventh ave-
nue. has just purchased from Louisa Cor
zlyhSka of Jersey City. The Rangeley
fronts 100 feet on each thoroughfare and
was held at 100000. It was formerly
Inc property OF L. w. Schwenk The
present seller acquired 1t from the State
Banking Department in June. 1916.
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LAT s2Os THIRD AVENUE
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSPORTS.
with name and address of owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street. }

allOTney.D
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street.)
PARK PL, rs, s. 1914 e Church st. runs
e Silk $50 to Murray st (22) X
W 21.4x 25x W 16Sx 1875 to beg-25
Park Place Co to Morris Fatman, 2s w
sept Is; atty. l. T & T Co. 100 Broad
Sd 81 iOs w IS, atxa5.i.Lecnartd' CAL hSY
indivld and exr. to Eamenegilds De Polls.
recorded for June ., 1919; atty. Title
Guar & T Co. 17s Bway' 500
atty. Title Guar & Co, IFS Bway. 800
3 Hue Hudson st. sixiO6-Aientauer Realty
Co to suzette b Loughran. 2ss Thomp-
son St mtg W sISISG s,O all aw lsn' oHt
sanders to bartholomew sbarboro, si4
RsmeH Oct az stt Of F Fl mtg Guar s'o02 CO..
,1 11f s REa s7.5s E. 5. 5lsios.s.s Nor.
III t sS M msg ooo Altman ana ~
all liens, oct 2; attys. Lind p, aS
pS SsdSr PI IS, IS ;s5.sxi5o. to Murray ray
st S2o)eI1ucetta b Makepeace to Morris
E sn. Sept e s y s sts ' Pc 'TT' CO.,
WET sgry ST. III. es, SIS iith st, 'g;ssssS
1Xs1'SIHarriet b Hanfield ct al TO Max
Feldman, 375 West st. all liens, Aug 22;
atty. Title Guar & Co, 176 Bway. ...t 81
East Side.
fEast OF Fifth avenue. between Four
teenth and 10th streets.)
,sT Av. q s, 77.2 7sd st. 25xi1s-D ]
Toewenthal to Emanuel J Sarantos 1925
I,exington av, mtgs $32,500, all liens,
Oct il atty. Morris Bunderof. .2SI
on HE KY $ a5..ii liO4th st. s5175.. nts
s1s 900; Pleasant av, c, 8, 2s.5 11eth
ct. 25.1x7s, mtg S6000-Rosina l. Falce
10 la Falce & Co. 2o26 I'd av, half I
and /, Sept 80; attys' Cohen Bros. 80
M WsIs = Xv SIS cor 7sd st, lixssw
Harriet II Andrews to SIS Madison Az
st att, Kendall & II, 100 Bway. 81
a al sW mtg s.. 6OO all liens, Sept 20;
atty. Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway 500
2sD ST, $. 275 e 4th av, 2STss'9-M I
Hustace. extrx, to Partos Realty Co. 100
I'd av, July 81; atty. Title Guar & 7 Co GO;
,, 11S s EE e :. ssxios.s-L v '' VAN
usulteIom to William r Dick. at Islip.
L /, all liens, Sept 80; atty Z
7, Co. ST r7S 1s ST 81 5. ib1ios.s.L HaS SY
xerty and ano. exrs to Burton J Lee
and wife, l2s f 73d ST. mtg $4,000, Oct
/; attys, Butcher, 7 It, Madison
s,s sT ST. s. sia.s I'd ev. lsSxi0o.Sw
John Buchanan to Paul outtin. $40
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NEW CIGAR STORE LEASES.

The United Cigar stores Company
acsed a lease for a long term of years
On space at the northwest corner of
"estchester avenue and Southern Boule.
YARD portion will be occupied for
"he OF its stores and the balance sub
iet The United also closed a lease ON
slace at 293 East Houston street and
and Clinton street. After alterations
nave been made the company viii occupy
part Of the space for one of Its stores
tnd sublet the balance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
RICHMOND NOTES.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for Hugo
Stearns Of Manhattan a dwelling at 230
st. Marks place, st. George, to DR.. L.
A. Lamoutte, who will remodel the prop
erty into apartments.
Moffatt & Schwab sold for the estate
of John A Hayes the dwelling at 1922
Monroe avenue, ToIhpkihsviIls, to John
Moscato and Thomas Castagno.
w. S. f. Hall sold to DIR. Bruno Horo-
witz the Westbrook homestead in Broad
way, west New Brighton; also to w.
Clayton Woods for C. G.. Amabile a
dwelling at 27S Manor road. Wester-
leigh, and for ]. Lester Fierman a plot
in Manor road, West New Brighton.
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puyer OF 524 and sac has now resold
,ea Use houses to Mabel Drier at a re-
ported price of $47,s75 each.
ch me Rockville Holding Company.
saries kimmelman, president, bought
s tOnh the A. q. Realty Company 512 10
9zz west 16eth street and sis West
.tn street. each b0x100. renting for
SSao,vvv' AZ reported price OF s270, 900.
the seller.
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BUYERS FoR So w. Tad ST.

The so West Seventy second Street,
Inc, with Wilbur It. Wright, Harry E..
Nimphius and William H. Wright as
directors, has purchased the four story
Swelling' on lot 21x102.2. at that ad-
uEess' near Columbus avenue. The new
owner will alter the property into studio
apartments. The New York Savings
bank is the seller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

r. e. L. Howe Jr,. leased for Miss
H, Marion Burr her house at 46 Church
street, White Plains, to Major Richard
II. Gould of Mount Vernon. N. Y.
The California bungalow recently COM
pleted by Lucten b. Thayer has been
sold to Charles C. King of Ahercrombie
& Fitch. The property is situated on a
site overlooking the lake at Larchmont
Gardens. George Howe was the broker
II. w. Sullivan sold for Albst Lock-
wood his stone and stucco house on Glib
son place. Lowerre Summit, Yonkers. to
Joseph A. Zikmund
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CLEVELAND INVESTORS HERE.

group OF capitalists residing in
Cleveland, Ohio. acting under the in
corporated title of the Nevlin Realty
Company, have purchased for an invest
ment the five story business building
at 6S5 Fifth avenue from the Beekman
estate. The property Is on the east
side OF the avenue and adjoipe Del
monico's restaurant at the northea at
corner Of Forty-fourth street. The
building occupies a plot 30x10O and is
leased by Mime. Simcox, gowns, on a net
rental basis 1t is assessed at $4,000
and was held at $4,000. John N.
Golding was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
WE YOUNG MEN OF FIFTY

DON'T you think we ought to give
our children some Of the benefit of
our experience? Why not buy a few
lots for our own sake and theirs on
Broadway opposite Van Cortlandt
Park?
THE same thing is going to happen
there as happened elsewhere on
Broadway, only much more rapidly, as
the City is now underbuilt, transit facil-
tiles are better, and the City growing
more rapidly than ever.
AN absolute Auction Sale will be held
Of 24o Lots on Broadway, between
PAID Street and 256th Street and adj
joining Streets, of the Van Cortlandt
Property, opposite Van Cortlandt Park,
on Tuesday, October 18th, at the Real
Estate Salesroom, ID Vesey Street.
THERE are also on the Property "a
Buildings Dwellings, Hotels, Stores
etc., bringing in good rentals.
MANY of the Lots are at the Subway
Station, at the transfer point to
Yonkers and at great traffic center. as
this is the main entrance to Van Cort-
landt Park
SHOULD not this sale interest anyone
who realizes the northward growth
of New York City and desires to make
good investment, particularly since $50
may remain on mortgage?
Titles insured by The Lawyers Title &
Trust Co.
Send for map to
J. CLARENCE DAVIES, Auctioneer,
I4eth St. and grid Ave-. or 80 Nassau St.
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lg -. 1919; atty, NJ Boskey, SIS Will

Aug =, 1919; atty. NJ BOskey. SIS Will
LoNGWooD AV, $751; n W cor Hewitt pi,
6sx10Ox irreg-Forrest c Hirleman, ref
to Gladys Realty Corpn, 80 Church st,
mtg $4,000. Sept 20; atty. Title Guar
& go, l76 Bway. ............,,$S7.O 900
DECATUR AV n cor oliver. lOOxloO;
also oliver pl, 8, 100 Q Decatur, 20
irreg-Thos Edison, Inc. to l.
atty Hy Lanahan. West Orange, n
LOT IS, map Myers and ano 25xl5O-
Dora Frank to Lille l. Tenety, extrx
1928 Myers 81. Oct 6. 1912; atty, L r
Tenety, 2s23 Myers st,..............Sl
28SD ST, $. SIS W Barnes av. 4s.5x irreg
-Anniello Bianchi to Antonetta Altieri
772 23sd st. mtg 5000 Sept so; atty
Title Guar & T Co%176 Bway. iii
2SsD ST. $. s2.6 W Barnes av, 1s,9x irreg
Same to Antonio Alora, $50 briggs av,
T 20, 176 Bway. .....,,,.,.........Sl
STH ST. 5, 2O5 Avenue c. iOOxlOS.
Unionport-Emily Hammerich 20 Cath
Gaffney, 1870 Blackjack aY, mtg 81, 500
Sept 80; atty. Title Guar T Co, l76
BE nM&s Az, cor list st, s5..2xs5
VIM l. Herrlch to Carl Scharble, SO7
E lsSth ST. Sept Q; atty. L Braendle. l65
Il seth St.. ...,...,..... ,.,....Sl
FOREST AV W cor l56th st, lOox45lO
WIN l. Herrlich to Carl Scharble, 3O7
e lssth ct, half part; atty Braendle,
FOX ST. s. 4s5.ll e Prospect av. sxIOs-
Isaac Edelman to Phlllow Realty Co.
correction deed Sept q; atty, Lawyers
Title g. T CO, 100 Bway 500
TRINITY AN, :, 1902 n l65th st, ls4x
SO-Elias w Levin Epstein to Helen
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auIcK PROFITS ON FLATS.

About two weeks ago Abraham Eau
oeIer purchased the three five story apart
inent houses at o2I. g26 and $50 West
'tVth street each on "a plot 37.6xi00. 1T
a reported price Of $4,000 apiece. IN
few days he resold the three houses IT
y profit of $1,000 on each house. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Pease & Gilman have been appointed
by the Waldorf Contracting Company
managers of the apartment house prop
erty at 119 West Seventy-fifth street.
Charles f. Nissen is the buyer Of the
apartment at 1S9 Audubon avenue, sold
recently through w. j. Huston & Son.
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40 WEST 18TH STREET soZp.

Louis Block has sold for Abram Elkus
u client OF Abraham Spiro, attorney,
he eight story fireproof elevator apart
mont house at rs West Eleventh street,
Oh plot 45,fx1O9.3. The property was
nrid at S225.G00 and rents for about
$4,000 per aLnum.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
Ru Henrv Brady

lat II yESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
MANI ATTAIN ST, 8 8, 126th st, SOL, 173.sx
s9.5x193.9, gore, sty brick office and
store bldg-Lawyers Mtg Co agt Cath @
Burke ct al; Sherman & Sterling, attys;
Chas NJ OKeefe, ref; due on Judgt, ;94,-
S22.47; taxes. sc. s4.i73; sold to the
plaintiff for $4,000.
lat s2OS THIRD AvENUE.1
BY James ]. Donovan.
CLINTON AV 1888, W s. rs Fairmount
pl. S7.6x1O0. sty brick tenmt-Harold
NJ sill agt Henry Camp ct al; William
Hill, atty Harold Knoeppel ref ;
due judgt, t20.12112; taxes, &C,
s941.02; sold 10 the Harlem Realty Corp
Off S2l, 900.
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OUR fathers were born around the
City Hall, Park Place, Chambers
Street, Reade Street and William Street
or in that neighborhood.
ON Sunday afternoons they drove up
Broadway to Contoit's Gardens,
near Howard Street. That was trip to
the Country. AS far as Yonkers is for
us to-day
WE were born in the 20's, SOS or 40's,
which was then uptown. Central
Park was just beginning to be real
Park. Broadway, or as it was then
called "The Boulevard" above 59th
Street, was Country lane. Manhattan
vile 125th street, was then out in
the Country.
WE went to the theatres on Broad
way at Great Jones Street, 18th
Street and later dates up as far as 32nd
Street. The Standard theatre was at
32nd Street and Broadway, where
Gimbels' store now stands.
WE have seen Broadway develop from
23rd Street to 181st Street. To-
day theatre is building at 18lst Street
and Broadway
WE have seen The Bronx grow from
farms to a City of 100000 people.
WE have seen lots around seth Street
w and Broadway increase in value
from $4,000 to $3.50, 900.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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FOX ST, $50. s. 4ox1Os; also Fox st.
SIS. IS sOxlos-Phillow Realty &C, to
Rosie Senft, $40 Linwood st. brooklyn,
~. mtg $4,000, Sept 2s; atty, Law
yers Title 4 Il Co, 100 Bway ....,...SlOo
MONTGOMERY AV, 1908, " s. 25x1OO-
Jos Russhon, exr. to Ethel Gilman Sill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-03

OUR fathers were born around the
City Hall, Park Place, Chambers
Street, Reade Street and William Street
or in that neighborhood
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Continued on Sixteenth Page.
The Washington times., 1919-04-14

Swift a Company'a sales of fresh bee
in Warrington, d, C., for the week endini
Saturday, April Il, 1912 averaged III
cents peF paUHh,-AoNt,
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Chilean Mission Feted

THE members Of the Chilean
financial mission now in
= Washington expect to leave
Washington for New York on
Friday. Eleadoro Yanez, senator
and former minister of the in
terror, who is head of the mission
is accompanied by Sonora de Yanez
and their daughters, and they are
staying at the Shoreham. The other
members OF the mission are Enrique
Tocornal, former minister of foreign
AFFAIRS, who is a guest at the Chilean
embassy and Augusta VillaneuVa,
managing director Of the Bank OF
Chile and formerly superintendent Of
commerce, who is staying at the Will
lard.
The distinguished visitors from
Chile, with the ladies Of their party,
are being much feted during their
stay in Washington. Last evening
they were the guests Of honor at a
dinner given by Mrs. John B. Hender-
SON The company asked to meet
them included the Mexican Ambassa-
Ambassador and Nine de Matthew, the
Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs. Red
field, the Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Cespedes, Senator and Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene, Senator and Mrs. Andreius
A. Jones, Senator and Mrs. J. c. W.
Beckham, Congressman and Mrs. An
drew ]. Montague, Lieutenant Com
mander and Mrs. Minor, Lady Jebb,
Miss Amaryllis Gillett, Robert Brook
ings, and John B. Henderson. On
Saturday Henry P. Fletcher, American
The Washington times., 1919-04-14
Follow
of the Diplomats andO of Official SOGety. s
Easter.

Mrs. William H. King, Mrs. Howard
Sutherland, Mrs. John F.. Nngent, Mrs.
Thetus Sims, Mrs. John d. Raker, Mrs.
Edward Keating. Mrs. Cato Sells, Mrs.
Edward p. Costigan, Mrs. jaime c. de
Veyra, and Mrs. william G. Harlee.
The assistants will be members Of. the
Junior Suffrage League and other
young women, including Miss RoSalie
Waters, Mrs. Robert Cummings, Mss
Celeste 'Childs, Miss Nancy Williams,
Miss Hope Whitford. Miss Katherine
Bowie, Mrs. Robert Hudgens. and Mrs.
John Green.
Mrs. Larz Anderson, known in the
literary world as Isabel Anderson
wife of the former minister to Bel
gium and Japan. and Miss Katherine
Crosby, OF Boston, well-known
magazine writer, were the guests Of
honor at a reception given at the
Washington. Salon, 1913 H street, for
the French Club. yesterday Afternoon.
Rudolph de Zapp was host. and Mrs.
S. c. Villeneuve,, chatelaine.
The Washington times., 1919-04-14
SALVATION ARMY
POSTER CONTEST

A postsr competition win $S5 IN
prizes wvfll be held IN the interests of
ne Salvation Army Home Service
Fund drive, Il was announced today.
The contest, which Is scheduled TO
gsnEt this week. Is under the direc-
ton OF Felix Mahoney. who conducted
a oimilar contest for the War Savings
stamp comps'gn- The contest VIII
end on NY L.
Everyone is eligible 20 compete for
ths prizes. which are divided into
three groups. First prize, $50; sec
end prize, SO; third prize, 50.
The awards will be made by q com
mittee 60 be selected later on the
sane basis used by the Government
in selecting posters-60 per cent for
a4tfaction and 40 per cent for adVer-
t4sing power.
Rules for the contest are being sent
cut to the artists OF the District this
week
The Washington times., 1919-04-14

Mrs. Burleson, wife of the Postmas.
ter General, entertained informally al
luncheon today.
The Washington times., 1919-04-14

Nine. de Riano. wife Of the Spanish
ambassador, who is visiting her aunts,
the Misses Foster, in Hartford, Conn,
will return to the embassy the end Of
this week.
The Washington times., 1919-04-14

the most beautiful of the international
weddings which have taken place in
Washington recently.
Mrs. George Barnett will be at
home this afternoon at the command
ants house, marine barracks. Her
daughter, Miss Leila Gordon, and Mrs
Henry c. Muslin, sister Of the hostess
will receive with her. General and
Mrs. Barnett will entertain at dinner
on Thursday evening, April "a
Mrs. Blaine Beale has gone to White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, for a brief
visit, accompanied by Miss Polly Dam
rosch.
Marquis and Marchesa d'Amico are
leaving Washington this week Ior
New York, where they will remain
until April 90, when they will sail for
Italy. accompanied by the latter's sis
ter. Miss Jeanne Marie Perkins. who
is going over to open her mothers
home. in Italy.
Mrs. Perkins expects to sail some
time during the summer.
Mrs. Frederick A. Levering, jr., en-
tertained at tea yesterday afternoon
at the Cafe st. Marks, when her
guests included Mrs. A Mitchell
Palmer, Mrs. w. c. Miller. and Mrs
]. d. williams, OF Pennsylvania; Miss
Levering and Miss Eliza
beth LeVering.
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Here on Vacation.


Preston McGoodwin, American min
lister to Venezuela, and Mrs. McGood-
win have reached Washington on Mr..
McGoodwin's annual vacation, ana
have an apartment at 1909 Eighteenth
street northwest. Mrs. McGoodWlh
Is recovering from an attack OF innu-
enza.
Col. Soren Listoe, consul general to
the. Netherlands, and his daughter.
Miss Grace Listoe, have sailed for
Rotterdam. They visited Mrs. c.
Cotesworth Pinckney, in New York.
before leaving. Colonel Listoe's son,
Major Alexander J. Listoe, is in Ger
many with the American army OF oc-
cupation.
Edward n. Hurley, chairman Of the
Shipping Board, returned to wash
ington yesterday, after weeks rest
at st. Augustine, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye will
leave Washington on Thursday Tor
Burlingame, Cal, to remain until
autumn.
Nine. Christian Hauge has cards out
for a dinner on Monday evening
April Is.
Mai. Gen. Clement A. F. FlaEle-. L
s. A, who was in command OF the
| famous Rain bow division, has been as
signed 20 command Camp Bowie,
| Texas, and will take over his new
duties about April IS. During Gen
eraI FlagIer's absence In France. Mrs
| FIaEler had an apartment in the Men
dota-
Miss May Adams, who has been !.
| New York for several weeks. has Son
Swift A Company'a sales OF fresh bee
IN washington, d, C., for the week sndiaE
| Saturday, April u, 1912 averaged ZII'
cents peF pauad,-AoNt.
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uI.rrCH r,HANIHER aUPRE1IE.

PARIS, April 14.-Replying to the
complaints Of the French budget COM
nfttee, Premier Clemenceau declared
that the Chamber Of Deputies pos
sesses the right TO overthrow any gov
ernment which IL considers unworthy
az the confidence Of the French people.
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zovET 10 STAY IN INDUSTRY.

WUILEN To DAHA ~ VI . !. . = =
Officials Of the Department OF Labor
and the United States Employment
Service believe q great proportion Of
approximately 100000 women who
became Eage-earners due to war con-
ditions win remain permanently in in
dustry.
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SuRragettes To Give Tea

The assistance of members of the
official set at the tea which the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION is giving on Tuesday at its
washington headquarters for the
delegates and alternates at the annua;
congress of the National Society
Daughters Of the American ReYolu-
tion. will make the entertainment one
Of the most. important and interesting
Of those planned for the visitors.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Newton d. Baker, Mrs. A Mitchell
Palmer, Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson.
Mrs. Franklin Knight Lane, Mrs. Da-
vid Franklin Houston and Miss Agnes
Hart Wilson. Mrs. Louise BrownloW,
wife Of the Commissioner Of the Dis
trIct will present the guests to the
receiving line
Mrs. John n. Shafroth has charge
Of the tea table, which will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. Joseph Z. Ransdell,