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New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Alterations

~ ~. 46i. to a 4sty store and dvlg:
Griger 2i0 w 104th St owner: D
"ortmann, ia 2Sth st, arch: cost.
$4,000
e7TH Iv ST. 21 East, to 5-sty dwlg.
"akeham Co, " Attn ST, arch; cost.
100000
lO5TH ST 3sl West to 5-sty dw,e l. &
a "A Plncus, 200 " 54th st, owner; S Cohen.
81 Union Square, arch: cost 50 600
ooiH ST. co East, to a 4-s;y and basnlt
dwlg; J [. Laidlaw, IA f 4sth st. owner.
NJ Schmidt, II f 46th st, arch; cost
4TH Az. ll2. to a 5-story store and lofts:
Call Printing Co Inc, 444 Pearl
-9TfI -TrI"s; sr c9Se 9St u,os, $4,000
dwig; II Fl Abbott. IA E 46th St owner.
NJ. b. Schmidt, IA East 46th st, arch
a4TI 94' s.r ras, ,o 5000
GwIe'. 9 7 Emmet. "A f 46th ST. owner;
NJ Schmidt, arch: cost .......S $4,000
9th ST, "a East, to 4-sty and basemt
uwlg e Cornell. jr. IA e 46th st.
owner; NJ B Schmidt, arch: cost s25. 900
SID ST. cor 7th av. to a 21-sty hotel;
Hotel Statler Co, Inc. owner; American
Greenhouse Mfg Co, 80 Broad st. arch:
18TH ST, 5O2 West. 70 a 2-stv riding
school, changed into a synagogue:
Sisterhood of the Congregation Abavath
Israel of Washington Heights premises
owner; Springsteen G. Goldhammer 80
Union Square, arch; cost ........ s8, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Sales in Brooklyn
Confined to Home Buying
Ready Purchasers Found for
Houses in Various Sections
of the Borough

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the one
family dwelling, at 5000 Tenth Ave
nue., to S. Dattner, who occupies the
premises.
The Meister Builders have sold 1888
Seventy-seventh Street, three story
cottage, on plot 31.6x1oo.
The Bulkley G. Horton Co. has Sold
1S4 Clinton Avenue, a three story
brownstone dwelling, semi detached,
with garage on Vanderbilt Avenue.
known as the Beard property. 1t was
sold for the Frederick Construction
Company.
The Clinton Trading Corporation has
sold to Concetta Minneci the one fam
lily brick dwelling at S742 Fifteenth
Avenue, on plot 2ox96.S. Frank Bam-
bara was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Bank Reported
To Have Bought
57th ST. Corner
rentral Union Trust Prop
ertv OH Madison Av. Has
Been Sold; Paid $780,
600; Wanted 100000

The growing business Importance of
v.d:son Avenue has convinced another
liking institution of the necessity
e having a branch there. Through
~ ~ cruikshank Company this institu-
son has bought from the Central
r,r;on Trust Company the northwest
..rrer of Madison Avenue and Fifty
ssreuth street, which it secured sew
40, years ago for the establishment
~ branch. Since the trust company has
y ' Mace at Fifth Avenue and Sixtieth
S.rset the Madison Avenue project was
sh,ndoued some time ago and the
,-opersy returned to the market for
F.is ct an asking price OF S600,OO0. If
,as trust company received a price
annroximating its asking figure it was
I'd that the investment will prove
nrostable because the company bought
.hs property tor s4so,ooo. One parcel,
,he corner, formerly the residence Of
cornelius Vanderbilt, cost the trust
rompany s300,000, and the adjoining
,ronsrty was purchased from Edgar
/ Marston at Sl80,000.
The corner was acquired from Mrs.
Margaret A. Howard, dressmaker, who
hsd bought the house for her business,
She is understood to have resold it
to the trust company at the price paid.
Two dwellings cover the corner.
They have frontage Of 49 feet on
riftv-seventh Street and 1905 feet on
,hs avenue. What are the plans of
The buyer could not be learned yes
terday. If stories are to be relied
apon the site will be improved with a
banking building such as that of the
Guaranty Trust Company's at the
northwest corner of Madison Avenue
and Sixtieth Street. Diagonally across
from the corner just sold is a branch
AZ tie Pacific Rank
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BOWERY, 1o2, all; Marianne Rosenzwelg
to Nathan Baden, ~ Bowery. yrs from
March l, 1919 address 1o2 Bowerv
5000 and $1,000
Abr Ash, 1s7 Bowery; yrs from April
!. 1919, yrs renewal. .......... 81 100
18th ST 12022 e, list loft Caroline r 3
Condit and ano to I.ui Chung Po 2S Pell
81 5i2 yrs from April Is. 1915 . yrs
renewal; atty, VIM k Gilohrist l70
nth ST. $3.50 w: part now occupied
by landlord; 14th st. 52-54 w. all: Roht
Smith, landlord. to r Smith & Co. 52
" l4th st; | yr from May /, 1919; atty,
G &, T Co, 176 Bway. 81
l4TH ST. $3.50 W. all; Frances Steel Co to
same l yr from May l, 1919; atty, same
14TH ST, 81 W all; r Co to same:
VI from May l, 1919; atty same. 81
space in basement: Robt G winters riVol, TO-
s of a. by Postmaster General: 10
yrs, from July !, 1918; atty, r G Patten.
Thirtvthird st and Eighth avs. 500
l6 lsT ST. S35-7 E, double str; Hy Acker
10 Max Magee, ZIG e 16lst st: yrs.
from fro Aug l, 1915; atty, Blumenfeid
EAST FREMONT Av, 5o4. store: Alonzo
q cannon and ano 10 lsemann e. Colitto
Inc 5ot f fremont av. yrs. from NAV
], 1918. atty, lsemann G. Colitto 50A
e fremont av................. 400
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Milton Weber, Inc, Rents
Big Space in New Home
Clothing Firm TO Locate in Old
Evening Post Building,
on Broadway

Milton Weber, president of Milton
Weber, Inc, clothing, furnishings,
shoes and hats, has leased for a long
term of years from the Broadway John
Street Corporation over 1000 square
feet of space in the old Evening Post
Building at 2oe and 2os Broadway, near
Fulton Street.
Milton Weber was located at the cor
ner of Wall and New streets for six
years. He now has temporary quarters
at to II New Street. The new store
Will have three floors of selling space
store, first floor and basement When
equipped it will be one the most COM
plete mems stores downtown.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

LEN AV. &c l29th 81. 2oxoo: M1chael
Hupfel Brewing Co. 229 East saith st
attyA Alexander g. G., 12o Broadway;
Jan l. I3V $io, w"
LEX AV 2143: came to same atty. Chris
G Hupfcl, 50 Wall ct; June 20. 1905.
S4,750
7TH AV. 11sth st. 2G.l1x9S: Geo
and Wilhelmina I Kuck to VIM Often
heinler. 1871 Fourth av, Bronx; atty,
Geo II Corey, 50 Wall st; Feb 1877.
$4,000
SEAMAN Av, Is, Jos 2o7th st. 55x1oo:
w F @ Co. 40 broadway to Abr and
Louis Davis; atty. VI zieser. 217 Broad
SEAMAN AV. n 8, so 2o7th 81. 551loo.
sanc to same: atty, same; April IS.
1918 .................S8 S8, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

l21TH ST. W; n y Life Ins Co agains.
Hesn Realty Co. Inc, ct al foreclosure
s7TH ST, p, 1865 # 9 of 1st av. l6.sx
loo-4; John + Ranken, trustee, agains,
Alpha Sigma House Co foreclosure OF
mtgel; atty, II r Souier.
WASHlNGTON ST. 7o27oA and Perry ST.
1o5' Alfred p Hinton et al against Con-
rad Alheidt et a foreclosure Of ntge)
attyx Everett Clarke g. Benedict
11TTH ST, 3S4 z; Susan F Bushnell ct al
against Dora TreVas ct al foreclosure
Of mtge); attys- SheaIman & Sterling
47TH ST, 123 TO l27 w: Felix Isnan, Inc
against Catherine Schwah ct al (action
10 declarb lien), attys. Edw N & Paul
Grau1-
Bronx
PROSPECT AY. n. 1873 # " OF Samuel
g. 3511oo; John W Seaman agains.
Henry r browne eft al (act1on for de-
cree to pay over): atty, r w Jenkins
144TH st, 243, PAS PAT 70; Charles Nc
Connen against Mott Havsn Co (acticr
for specific performance Of contract]
airy. NJ J Sullivan
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Investors Active in
Bronx Realty Trading
Sale of Several Apartments and
Some Big Vacant Plots Among
Business Reported

The Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Corpora-
ton has sold to client of Kanlan &
blackner the two five-story modern
apartment houses at 2246 and oo5O
Grand Concourse, near 1881 Street.
each on plot 50x10O, and housing forty
four families. 1t was cash trans
action
Sale of Home Street Flat
steinman e. Steinman have sold for
Henry Miller at 1051-53 Home Street
hve-story apartment house on plot
oVX1OO to an investor.
Brown Resells Large Plots
Frederick Brown has resold to the
173d Street Construction COMPANY.
Aaron Miller president, the vacant plot
at the southeast corner of the Grand
boulevard and Concourse and Weeks
Avenue, site S0x164 The purchaser
IS having plans prepared for high
class apartment house to be erected
OF the plot. Leitner, Brener & Starr
we're the brokers.
Mr.. Brown has resold through Nc
Lernon Bros, to Samuel Friedenburg a
plot 275X100 on the east side Of David
son Avenue, south of 190th Street and
extending through to Grand Avenue;
twenty-three lots on University Ave
nue., between Fordham Road and 1oOth
Street, and plot of forty-four lots
on both sides Of lSSth Street, from
University Avenue to the Aqueducr.
The deal involves about s250,OoO
Mr.. Brown has also resold through
Lcitner, Brener G. Starr to the BEDFORD
Holding Company the one-story store
building at 724 and 72S fremont Ave
nue., on plot 50x10O. The same brokers
have sold for M. L. and c. Ernst the
hreefamily brick house at 855 Whit
lock Avenue on lot 25x10O to David
Klein.
Jerome Avenue Property Sold
~Sisca G. Palladno have sold for
Ennis & Sinnott to John B. Sganga
at 2347 Jerome Avenue a three-story
store fat on lot 1SxSO.
Ennis e. Sinnott has rcsold the plot
1c5x90 on the east side Of Grand Ave
nue., 70 feet south of 1S0th Street. to
the Eifel Construction Company, Pete
Comes president, for immediate i'm J.
provement with apartment houses.
David Cohen and G.. A. Fortner we're
Builder Buys Bronx Estate for Flats
The Van Dyke Estate, George Avery
president, has sold to the Eltona In
vesting Corporation, Eugene l.. Brisach
president, the plot 102x1OO on the
west side Of the Grand Boulevard and
Conccurse, now known as Woodrow
Wilson Parkway, 100 feet south of
l97th Street. The purchaser is having
plans prepared for the erection of a
tiVe-story building. Lcitner, Brener e.
Starr were the brokers.
Buyers for Dwelling Houses
David L. Woodall, ir, has sold for
Mrs. Delaney at 1861 Sedgwick Ave
rue twostory dwelling on lot
25x116.
Williamson & Bryan have sold the
three-story frame building at 426 East
l35th Street on lot 2OxlO0.
The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company has sold to an investing
client of Ernest T. Bower the two
story frame dwelling and store at the
southeast corner Of Webster Avenue
and 2O2d Street.
Deal on Washington Avenue
Frank L. Partridge has sold for
Minnie Mandel to a client of Jerome
A. Kohn, attorney, the one and a half
story garage at 1904 Washington Ave
nue., near 168th Street, on a plot 75x
100 in a cash transaction. The buyer
is an investor. Gustave Frey acted for
the seller.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Mrs. Vanderbilt Rents Estate

Cocks e. Willets have leased for
two years Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt, jr's,
Mill Farm property at Jericho, Long
Island, to Mrs. Henry A. Ryan. The
house is of the old Dutch type. The
same brokers leased to Arthur " Da-
Wis, president of the Aluminium Com
pany of America, the George T. Bro
kaw place, at Brookville. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Has Confidence i'm Future
Of Old Mercantile District
Investor Takes Another Prop
erty in Duane Street Block;
Bought Extensively Here

pUOSnL LAttIESlSCbN mere
The Charles F. Moves Company and
William A. White & Sons have sold to
William H. English 44 and As Duane
Street, five story loft building, on a
plot 33x52. The property Is assessed at
$4,000, and was purchased by Mr. Eng
lish on an all-cash basis. Recently the
Charles F. Noyes Company sold to Mr..
English 81 to IS Duane Street and 5 to
13 Elm Street, the ten story structure
formerly known as the Jones Build
ing. This latter property Mr.. English
took in the name of the Elm Duane
Corporation. 1t is understood that the
present purchase was made for invest
ment.
Investor Buys Harlem Block Front
The Lewis H. Nay Company has sold
for the Kalmia Realty Company &C. W.
Cuthell, pres. dent) to Joseph H.
Schwartz the block front on the east
side of LenoX Avenue between 18th
and Hath streets, known as the Hudson
Court and Fulton Court, two six story
and store elevator apartments, each oc-
cupying plot 101X125. The houses are
of modern construction and the most
prominent holdings in the Lenox Ave
nue. section. Mr.. Schwartz will make
general improvements and hold the
houses as an investment.
The property shows an annual rental
return of $95 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Club Sells Dwelling

Joseph F. Seitz has sold for the Rain
bow Lake Club and Improvement Com
peny 251 East Sixty-frst Street, three
story and basement dwelling on a lot
1o.6x10O.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22

Sisca e. Palladino have sold 249 East
116th Street, three story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 20xS0 feet, for
Margaret NJ. Egan to Salvatore Corr
reale
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

Az, Az e 1e!-5ss: plyIslsoN 81 r. ~ e.
fhf nsy Ess ct a. enN es Msr to Hesse
stone and Rachel Levy. 81 E 1o7th ST ;
atty, A Fred Silverstone, 154 Nassau st.
7TH AZ. 1876; Meyer Freeman to chss
Freeman, 1873 r 9Th st. Bkyh atty, y
A shapiro, 80 Nassau st: ........... $4,000
I'd AN. 466 Seymour Schlussel to Iottie
and S schussel, oxra. and Samson Lach-
man, Sla w 1Osth st; attys. Lachman
& 6. Se Nassau st; assns. each slS 900
Artfre Realty Corp and Abel King. 14S
= Goth ST, and ano; atty, Fred Lese. IS
Av G. lis: As part part; Rose Gottiieb. admx
TO Gottlieb, indivic. IS f 96th st.
altys, Engel Bros. 1872 Nassau ST. 2
5lsT ST. 2os E; Equitable Trust Co to
Emigrant Industrial say Bank, atty, f
Mcguire. 81 Chambers st .. SIS. 600
l03D ST SO. 1853 Riverside DR.: EdW II
r Green. individ and trustee. to Harlem
Sav Bank. 124 125th st; atty, r G &.
T. Co. l7s Bway 49,; ....... ss5. 900
SS,choenberg ct al exrs, to LAWYERS Mtg
1osTH sT, $. 700 w Amsterdam av; la
ANA; atty. Lawyers Mort Co. SO Liberty
s2D ST. Is W; Arnold Rothstein to y Ell = L
MittlemanI. 347 Madison av........ 800
ROOSEVELT ST. e e. 12o, from n o c
roosevelt ana Cherry SITS. F'redk LaUS
ser to Esther Mrsolowsky. 1o5 East
Az p, 1s1; Rose Elkan to Helen f war,
eurton. S5s st Johns pl, Bklyn; atty:
s5TH ST. a52 f: Lillian Eselgroth.
es5a esfs1' nosl to Ethel Philbrick East North
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. rs c l5oth st. Be
Glad Constr Corpn to Colonial Rank
at SIS slst nt and Columbus av: atty. Jesse
&,
Bauer. indivtd and admr, to Antonelli :
atty, Lawyers & Co, 100 Broad :
lasTH ST. 4s-45 W; Y Title e. sSiop1 Moy1
Go to Charlotte l. wilkins, Morristown.
n J address. 135 Bway; 2 assns
looTH ST. s2 e; Geo Hoe. trustse. se.'to TO
Geo Hoe. individ. l22 W 74th 81 ::
s,ay attys; schenck & P. 81 William st $500
Humpf to Title Guar & Trust Co, 176
TITLE auARANTEE s TRUST : g 100 20
Title Guar & r Co. 17s Bway 81
WEBSTER Av, so75-7: New York T e. NJ
GO to Rachel kalnus. SIS Cathedral
pnway; atty: New York r G. NJ Co, 1875
OGDEN Az. VI s. 66 ls4th st. 725xioo;
Mary Maxwell to Lawyers Ntge Co, So
Liberty 1h ST. atty. Lawyers Mtgs Co, 50
LOTS ~ and "a. Map Hunts Point Realty Realty
20, 41.2AlS5: abel D Curtis to Pros
poet Investing Co. Purchase, N Y; atty.
,,s Collins; 40 Wall st SIS, 900
Hy g'uldner. s4s East 18th st; atty. A &
Bloch. 80 Nassau st. .s4'2o0
MiMNAlEFoRD M Az. zss; Enz NJ hogan to
go hogan, 1o4 Bay Dt, City Island atty.
J Hogan. l45 Nassau st..,.'"-..s1'So st zoo
LgIS IL and H. Block 2341. Map Maria
ITaysrs: Warren Is sanm1s to n
frank n! n : Dennis, S42 West l21st st; atty.
- Aaiiii'1s LID st. SO, 500
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Deal for Heights Apartment

William Goldstone has sold to an in
vsstor 555 10th Street, six story ele-
vator apartment house. on a plot 75x
100. R. Livingston Stedman negotiated
.ha nea
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
New Building Plans
Manhattan

BROADWAY. 42o and 422 for two 1-sty
Fred p Platt & Bro, 1923 Bway, archs
cost .....,.... ......... S5 900
It'll AV, 55s, for a 3-sty store and lofts
24.sxlo0: estate of J Ryan, l76 B way.
owner; Levingson. 405 Lexington av
arch; cost. ............S2 $40 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22

sCHOTT. CHARLES NJ. JR-rN pr-p-
suanoe OF an order of Honorable John =
S.ohaian, Surrogate OF the County Of
New YORK NOTICE Is hereby given 10 sll
persons having claims against CHARLES
NJ SCHoTT. Jr.. late of the County OF New
lork, deceased, TO present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers ~
their place OF transactins business A, the
once OF their attorney, Alex H. jackson
No hector street. Manhattan In tho
city or New York, on or before he enth
day OF November next 0 -V'n
Dated. New York. the 18th dav Of Nav
lVl2. RALPH p. ScHOTv
WILLIAM w. SCHOMp
HUBERT NJ. SCHOTT.
ALEXANDER H. JACKSON. Attornov
York CITY. -'o"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Cruikshank Is Versatile

James H. Cruikshank has sold to
Katri Wilska the three story dwelling,
on lot 2OxlOo, at 131 West 121st
Street NJ F. Mulvihill was the broker.
Mr.. Cruikshank has bought from
Tobias Wolfson the five story double
fiat at 141 West l17th Street, on a lot
25xlo01l. Harry Sugarman was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
SURROGATES' NOTICES

GWYNN,- JOSEPH xEAN.-1N p1rRs1r.
ance OF an order OF Honorable J p O.
halan. a Surrogate OF the County Of New
YORK, notice Is hereby given to ali ner.
sons having claims against Joseph kear
Gwynn, late Of the County Of New York'
deceased, to present tho same with women.
OF transacting business. to wit. No. a1a
rlfth Avenue, in the Borough of Man
nattan City OF New York, State O. NV
ork. on or before the 10th day of Octo.
Der, 1919. next. "a oo'o-
Dated New York. the LIST day OF Anru
1919 LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY.
GWlNN q PELL. Attorneys for Execu
Tor. Nassau Street. Manhattan. \. T.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P Cohalan, Surrosat.
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE -
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Elizabeth Nash Rnoades, late ~
the County OF New York. deceased, TO pre
sent the same with vouchers thereof to tha
subscriber. at place Of transacting business
at the ONCE OF his attorneys, Taylor. lack
SON.. Brophy & Nash No. 80 Pine Street
in tho City of New York. on or before ths
llth day OF October next '''
Dated, New York. tho sta day OF Auril
JOHN G. JACKSON.
STEPHEN P. N. RHOADEs
LYMAN RHOADES
TAYLOR. JACKSON. BRopHY & NHsH
Attorneys for Executors. 80 Pine
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Recorded Mortgages
DO,fntnwp
Downtown

ST LUKE'S PL. 8, 275s Hudson St
21x10o; p m; May IS; Alentaur Realty
Co to Henrietta Fraser. Yonkers. y Y
3 yrs. 5la c, attys, Harrison. f & b,
SO Wall ST ....... observation-disclosures SIS, 600
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22

u -
East Side
I'D Av. 100. :. 7s 9Th at. loox24x
irreg. p m May 16; Lawrence Davis to
Josephine Hrschberg, 4l9 30th st
Woodcliff. n j due May 90 1929: s
? c; pr mtge 1000; atty. Jos H
+ Kutnsr the Is5 Bway SIS. 500
a to strip or W; m. May IS: Morris
Levine to Himmel Realty Corpn. "A
Court at, Blllyn; yrs. 6 c; pr mtge
$43, 900; attys, Herzfeld 6, s. A Court
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22

9Th Av. c 18th st (1os Wy: runs
56.10x - 140.6x 60.6x 1867 TO avxn
Corqn to Jacob Rosenthal $50 West End
av; attys. Monks & NJ, 38 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Hidden for 20 Months.
Youth Is Arrested
Blames Woman When Police
Come to Lead Him
AWAY

Pale, thin and scarcely able to walk
after twenty months Of self-confine-
mcnt, Francis Norton, twenty-n nine
years old, was found yesterday in his
room at SIS Rose Street, where he is
said to have lain hidden since Septem-
Der 16, 1917, when William Schaeffer
was shot and killed at South Beach,
Staten Island.
Following the shooting, Norton dis
appeared, and general alarm was sent
for him throughout the United States
and Mexico. Three days ago Inspector
Cray received tip that if the police
looked in Norton's room they might
find him.
Yesterday Detectives Shcehy, Nor
rsey and Kelleher went to the address
and found Norton. In his little room
on the fourth floor of the tenement, he
IS said to have remained in hiding
since the time of the shooting.
And you never would have found
me-" he is quoted as saying, "if it
hadn't been for some loud mouthed d
woman"
A detective on each side supported
the captive as he was taken through
the streets, for his leg muscles had
become SO nearly atrophied from long
confinement that it was almost impos-
sible for him to walk. He denied all
knowledge of the shooting, saying that
he was drunk the night it occurred.
Its as good as sightseeing tour"
he said, smiling as they half led, hal
dragged HIM to police headquarters,
where he was locked up, charged with
homicide.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
When the baby
takes the air

he'll be more comfortable
and his mother will be more
satisfied if it is in a modern,
comfortable and cookbook
ing coach-the Wanamaker
kind. Note these specially
pullman" baby coach of genuine
reed, one of thirty-seven styles;
has reversible gear, body uphol-
stored throughout with cordu-
roy; enameled running gear
with 5s Inch ru b b r tired
wheels and nickel-heel caps, slid
ing footboard; lined reed hood
with roll edge, natural finish. $40
Pullman" sleeper of genuine
reed and wood combined-re-
clining back, ivory finish, re-
versible gear, enameled; 5s inch
rubber-tired wheels, body up
holstered with corduroy, rolled
edge and lined reed hood.
S44.75
Co-carts of genuine reed with
reclining back and sliding foot
board; IS inch rubber tired
wheels, nickel-plated caps, body
and running gear finished in
white enamel. $3.50.
"Strollcrs many new STYLES.
$12.75 to $29.75
Third Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Ousted Lawrence
Strike Organizer
Returns for More
To Continue Fight ''Despite
Lawlessness and Lynch
Law Says Leader Liter.
ally Kicked Out of City

Special Correspondence
AWRENCE, Mass, May 7.-Bear-
ing the marks Of the violent beating
he received at the hands of masked
vigilantes who kidnapped him from his
hotel yesterday, Nathan Klineman,
strike leader, returned to this cisy to-
day and announced that he was in the
fight as vigorously as ever "in spite
of lawlessness and lynch law"
He had been to Lowell, fifteen miles
away, where he took refuge after being
captured by the vigilantes. To-day he
registered at the same hotel and oc-
cupied the same room from which he
was dragged yesterday by his unknown
assailants. Anthony Capraro, the other
victim of the masked band, will re-
turn to Boston as soon as he is able,
it is announced.
The backbone of the big strike,
which has lasted for nearly fifteen
weeks, appears to be breaking. Reports
from the employment bureaus Of the
Wood and Washington mills, the big
local plants of the American Woolen
mately 100 workers a day being re-
employed at each mill. Unless the
strike leaders are able to stem the
present tide conditions will soon be
normal.
However, the leaders are making de-
malls that the figures announced by
the company are correct and they re-
iterate their determination to "carry
the fight through to victory"
The strike committee issued a state
ment to-day IN connection with the
kidnapping episode in which they bit
terly attacked the mill owners, the
local clergy and the newspapers. They
officials to "put themselves on record
by word and deed in regard to this out
rage in order that every one may
recognize and understand the condi-
tions which are to prevail in the com
ing days of struggle for industrial
democracy"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Lonely sports
shirts at $zO.5O

most Of them less than
wholesale. This special pur-
chase of smart novelty silk
sports skirts is very oppor-
tune, considering todays
thermometer, and the fact
that the entire Summer sea-
son is ahead. They're really
very lovely-these skirts; in
all novelty silks you've ad-
mlred so much. Delicious
flesh colored crinkly silk
ones. Old blues and grays in
lustrous baronet satin, and
trlcolette in midnight blue,
black, and in colors, too.
Chiffon and tricolette. Love-
ly brocaded silks. Failles
and silk poplins.
Second floor, Old Building.