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BUYS SITE FOR GYMNAsruM.

Henry Hof sold for George Hampton
lie four story brick building at S29 Sec
md avenue, on plot 21.6x92 by irreg, to
the Children's Aid Society, owners of
he adjoining plot at the northwest cor
0sr OF Forty-fourth street and Second
avenue.
BY this purchase the Chldren's Aid
society square out their present holding.
giving them a plot s0x100. The building
will be extensively altered into a gym
nas!um and clubrooms.
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MORTGAGES.
with namc and address OF lender ant
Attorney
Downtown.

Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth strcetl
FRONT sr. 1916. 75x1s.6x irreg. Jim I'll
Myy L Young TO y Title Mtg % oSc
LEn nS VW s yrs Cor ~ rl.nEcb q; 'iSGgS
12S.2xiI0.2xl?5.s Jan 22--Bakcr ~
Williams. Inc, to the trustees OF Colum-
= for yrs and then p c. pr mtg
s.; atty. ] II Pine, SO Wall t.s225, 900
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and moth streetsD
9TH ct. Al w, 20x9s.9. Jan 22--idna W
Hubert to Title Quar- Il Trust 60, ~
45TH sir. az Az ". aSxicOS, Jan gi|FTann
e J Becker to John wilienhrok. 80 Cif-
81. 1918, p c; pr mtg $4,000; at,ys.
Elfors & A. AZ Bway. S4'oVO
Uptown.
Manha,tan Island, north Of iicth strcetD
MANHATTAS AV, 3l?. n cor il3th ST.
100. lix95, Jan 2c-Malcx Realty Corp
to RoGhambea1 Realty Co. Tarryto WI
$4,000. atty. fredk Lese. 30 Nassau
81 ,.................,. ..'..'.. 'so'ooV
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
MAN1DA ST. Sis, II 3, ?5xloO-Emlno
Howe to Kath l. Ward, y Fort Wash.
per bond atty. Leo Schafran, 81 Cham
WHEELER Az. l22e, . $. .toSloo-Phii!gp
Messonkopf 20 Jacob Hamburger Is
German pi, pr mtg $4,000. Jan 81:
instails. p c; atty, q 6 T Go. l5S
iCbTH ST. 5O2 +. =. ?5.6N9s- Della y
Kelly to Resale r. Rauer, 1889 Bristow
ST. Jan 81. due Dec IS, 1874, 80 c
atty. r q & r e, l76 Bway. $4,000
ST AIMS Az. " q, 1905 II Westchosier
Av. 80 SxlO0.l--Henry Frers TO Frank
j Fuchs. Sst Caldwell aV, Jan Is. due
Jan /, 1921, C; atty. \ AGkcr,
LINCOLN ST. W e. 37sS West Farms
rd, 8?.3xl0l.sTl3.6x l00-Wm Brommer TO
Rudolf Brojer. sos f l65th st. Jan ~,
duo as per bond; atty, 4 q T CO, /. q
Bway ....... ..................s 81, s?v
MORRIS PARK Az. 500. cor Garfield
ct. 25x95-James Tully ct al to Sarah
d Lowell, G54 High ST. Fall River. Mass,
Jan 22, due Feb /. 1922. SO; atty;
Reeves & Il. 1875 Bway. .N?!OOo
CLAY ST, =. 1858 n 166th st, S9xSO-
Mary Shea to Sophia Goeren ll25 Teller
av. Jan 20. yrs. SO. attys, Macke, ler
G., 45 Cedar at.......,..... .Nl,eVV
CLAY AV. .. lt7 II is6th ct. 2s.llNs0-
Anne ID KlippeI to Elise Junker - L
i2ist 81. Jan =, yrs, GO attys Macksl =
& u, AZ 'edar ST.. ...'..'. SS,VV"
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

l2sTH ST, s, 1851 Convent az. and
12sth st. - 1875 Convent av-Reuben
]. Maynard and ano trustees, to Bowery
Saw Bank and the Domestic and ForeIsn
Missionary Society Of the + church IN
L :. Isl Attn aN; attys, CadM alder w q
LEROY ST II; Morton ct, IS mtg now
s2s,OOo-Harry II Van Ness to Margt p
Van Ness. II Van Nest place and HamiIs
Beach st. rutherford, n j. atty, Geo II
Corey. SO wall ct; assnE. each, =!
10TH ST, SOS W. mtg "a, oOo-l69th 81
Realty Corpn 10 Lanchorner Holding
corpn. $50 W 7?d st: atty, Jos Levy; -
lstTH ST. 8 c cor Amsterdam av-Louis
Evors to Fredk Rittcrhot, 302l Heath
av; attys. saiier steinkamp. liO Sa a.
18TH 1I ST. 81. w-Na,han Tuckman to
Miriam Tuckman, col W lesth t....u
BANTER ST. S3-S5. mtg s2l,joo-Domen.
leo CaselIa 10 Carlos Casag ande. Ioe
sth av. atty. Charles Zerear!nL ,ssddSS
whTEiR ST, aso-ss2. t, mtg .2a,oocco
Chas Zerbar!ni to Jno ManEni 500
Balnbridge av; atty. Zerbarlni' go
ITH Hv. " c ltith st, mtg $4,000
Title Guar u Trust Co, trustee. to An
av: atty. e DAILY. so Nassau still
Ay 4; 133o-Fredk Helps a ana ano' o efys,
sAl Av i' So;h Hs si mtg s1 M,oc-M5rris
W Fsn]smin, exr. to Fridn Day CdsoD
ad1 w <fln ~ anu ehS' "NN'"'
7nTH Sr n Ic5 " Av A. one fourth int
in mtg s2to Emile Armand TO Paul
Tu!Ien and Frederic Il Couder'. Joint ter ,
anti at;ys. Coudert Bros. B"hy. s'ulp
Cd Az. 2lTO, mtg s. ooo-MaS oers,"tn;
eN- "a Hannah silberste!n. 90 L 1884
p, and Jeanette Fiem. :5il Bway
atty, l. Gold, 13a Nassau st.......''| u
BrouI.
DAILY Az. cor Elsnerc ,pl ~,
--Edw w Tnpp e; a. to Title 4
Mtg 60, 1875 6ways atty y Y TIE az =
SANE PRoPERTYE& Y TITLE & Mts @
to Greater Y Savings Bank, i9s ON
av, Rklyn; atty. same; ........; S.o,oo.
/ LOT 81, map Seton. honestea d-Oscal
| Baker 70 Agnes NJ Newman. l5tS Ben
son av; atty Jos Newman. l5tS Bsns2r
L6STrs sss ana SIS, map IohGsaer Park,
VIM ID Hyam TO julius Woldt'
| Maiden lane; attys. VIM Peters a.
PARK Az. slic-wilhelmina iiarsn Z
Declo Canine, 3i4o park av; atty. u
Bennett Solomon. sli Brook avs. - 81
| LOTS "a 60 Ia. map is5 lois est Marur
| Schrenkeisen--Tite Guar Co tC
Mary Motzer. 43s f SD ST atty, MARY
! Motzer. 433 Il sd st............s SCI. coo
| BATHGATE Az, 2215-lohn Seeke Il
! Pauline l. Seeke, l2t9 Brook av; atty
y Il Seeke. 1249 Brook av........ 81, o0t
| CLAY AV. lS53-John SeeRe to Pauline I
seeke, l:te Brook av; atty. = J.. seeke
LoNGFEi.Low Av. ii5o-John seekc K
! Pauline l. seeke. l7i9 Brook avomittet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-23
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Meister Builders. Inc. sold to Eugene
Craig Cochran, 1890 SEVENTEEN street.
Brooklyn. two family house. 20x100.
The Clinton Trading Corporation OF
Brooklyn sold 10 Louis j. Duss. a four
family house at 2749 West Third street,
Coney Island, S0x100.
Joseph Metzger sold the three story
dwelling 14T Rodney street, 22xl00. for
Mrs. Annie Topper to an investor.
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PROPERTY BRINGS $4,000,

Philip Leone has purchased the home
Of the Christian Hungarian Sick Benevp-
lent Societies of New York, at 239 and
al East Sixty-second street, between
Second and Third avenues. The pur-
'hase price was $4,000. subject to a
mortgage of $4,000. The building Is
fifty feet In width,
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRoyx,

UNIVERSITY AVENUE - McIernon
bros. and l.. Adler sold for Elizabeth
shirley to Leo Miller the residence at
22o0 University avenue, University
Heights.
Recommendations wabst sold
iour houses on the south side OF
Eighth street, $50 feet east OF Fourth
avenue. Willamsbridge. for the Queen
Nab Company. to an investor.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT 32l0 THIRD AVENUE ]

BALLOON Az. W LattinE. 65OVlo0x
225xi0o--s Z conkiin agt Bronx Dock
q Land Co ct all due, i?t776. "a; taxes.
&c. s2.o5l,5t; to the plaintiff for $4,000
HAVILAND Av, Havemeyer av,
so5xios; Haviland av. n W G Tiavemsyer
Havemeyer av, . sox W $50 to beg
io0Lsarah u Conklin AEt bronx Dock
a Land Co ct al; due, 81 S.4ss. IS; taxes
&C, ss,l7s.56; to the plaintiu for Ill, 900
By Charles a. Berrisn.
18TH ST ST. !, W f.! + i I'm, noG in sy
! z Place sgt Samuel Sisklnd ct al;
due, sl0,st5.99 taxes, SC. !26i2t: 10
the plaintiff for.....,. ...-,,..,. "a, 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-23
BANKER LEASES DWELLING.

The leasehold OF l20 East Sixty-fou-t.,
street. on plot COX haK the block. has
been sold by Pease & Gilman for the
Beeknan estate to . well known banker
who will occupy the premises
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-23
Exports From New York.

Wheat. bu. Bliss: beans, bu., 1861
027 -four, bbls.. 65.412; oil cake. lbs.
1.lGs.SOo; bacons. lbs. 5.614,650; lubri-
eating oil, gals. 233.s0o: oats, bu.. l23.-
472; peas. bu., 2o,969; -four. sacks,
1859 cornmesl. bills, 1858 lard. lbs,
1,093.50o: butter, lbs, 150,soo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-23

Jan .: atty, l. J Gold, 1s2 Nassau st.sioo
CANAL. 9 e ., being part Pelham Bay
on map Franklin Wilson. --x-xS89,,,,
Henry II Barrett. ref. TO Caroline w
Fraser, 900 w 72d at Dec 2, 1918; httyr,
Wiley, w a r. 81 Cedar ut ,..... 1870
HUTCHINSON RIVER GOVERNMENT
CANAL =. being part Pelham Bay on
map Franklln 4 Wilson, 200xl25x irres
Same to same, Dec 2. 1918; same
altNs
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HARDWARE FIRM TAKES LEASE

Charles +. Noyes Company leased, for
J. Archibald Murray. the store and base
nent Of the Inverness building. 129-l35
Lafayette street, corner OF Howard. to
Lunkenheimer Co, for many years To-
lated at 81 Fulton street The lessee
= one Of the prominent valve fitting
ard hardware houses NJ the country.
The lease was at an assgegate rental Of
about $4,000.
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.rrou1~rr> .x,. .,...-...-.. ,u,
ntin;,unu,MNVNp, NIKE 1oungH0wh WE
IpnniNO. Msdy. Cleveland (W; mn,
- th tnE olarelce' Murry ,HHi,y 'DD''
LEWIS; Clyde e. Hamilton ODD;
oPER' Raipb. Iatsside tppT Wv"
REID. Lon NJ. Ohio City (DD).
zDANCZYK, Joe. Toledo twJ.
OKLAHOMA,
RSGsDAi.ti 'cho.tor IT, a." rioiiis tppC''
ROSS, Jerry. coleman ODD.
JkODA, Joseph, Wnukomis tDD).
uRE,.oN
>.,.r.r,..,,,, go 81, ..,...
~, "''' NJ i'''''' '''''
DENNIS. Newman O., s.rs,., Dallas ODD.
FITIMAUElCE, john D.. sergt., Condor
ODD.
WHITE Allen c. Kirby ODD.
sTARCHs John J.. ssrgt.. Free,ani Cw).
w1TzEL, George. sergt.. Philadelphia (W).
MAHER, Peter. corr Allentown wv:
BHiRp. JOSEPH A., PhIiadelphia Spp,.
hnrY &c EN- "'e"' ''o''' ''ue r'''S-
CHRiST Martin g. wuk.sborr. ODD.
DT PIt,t,fA MIehsel" pSIiaIrlphta IA.
DEWITT. Harry, Iryona tw).
GGa3iLtEHsRS; peier. Plttston oW,. nm,
MAYS John E Nan 1DDi
MURPHY. John J.. Johnstown (w).
SHAf BN, MlCha"l, BrookNllie ODD. .
SHIELDS. Cornelius e.. Shannondalc (w).
SHROLl, Daniel. New Holland ODD.
SfLN Esl Ef' Chno'd W. WHO" Grove
WARNER. Vim = Auentovn tv1
,,,o,,,, ,s, 80,
hiiobS bland
DUDLEY. Alfred E.. sergt.. Providence
c1GN0RE ss,us, 1obn.or wv,
DEVEREIt Arthur N provtsen,. nv,
SIMMONS John providsnce W. we
sOI,Tu CARoI1SA
HALL. 1.ewis C. .erpt Apdsr,on IVY.
GRAHAM Waller A1anJale CDDI
HENDERSOS SamueI IIttIc River (DD,
..
SOoIh DShOih.
JENSEN Chris sergt.. Linden ODD.
DE JONG. william. Parker wv.
McCUNE, Clarence. Mitchell ODD.
rr<SEsSrE
nrup>, ,, ,,.t,,,, 90.
GAT,BRATIi Fremont y uiyb,o,d Par,
station, Chattanooga (Nl.
TENAs.
SHELTON Vim. c.. scrzt. Murchison CW)
rnTEtp 'p nn, c9ri,' ,v wniIdress wv.
HURT benjamin y seavoviIIe wv
NELSON, James v. Mathis (w1.
VERMONT.
LYNCH. Frank z, corp. Brattleboro ODD.
VIRGINIA
rY,,p,.,n .,,
KILPATRJcK' Te1okiah M,dd,eshnrr fDr,.
PRYoR ioresv u .r,,a,o,, ann1 'DD''
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Casualties Corrections.


The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
DIED OF DISEASE CpREvIOCsLY RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporal.
LoNGACRE. Edward. Norris,own. Pa.
RErORTED KILLED ~ Across.
Sergeant.
SNYDER. Adam L.. Lebanon. Pa.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporal.
GOLDEN. .Frank NJ. 263A Princeton Nv.
Jersey city. y. J.
WonNpED DEGREE TNnETERMINED
(PRENIOtS REPORTE ED KILLED
IN ACTION.
Corporal.
BAssETT, Glen W, Wilmington. Vt
Privates.
GARNER, Herman. North Bend. ore.
Mccoy, Charles j.. Roletort". Pa.
NiGILiANESE, Carmelo. M!lnesvlj,o, Pa.
PREsENT FOR Duty PREVIOUSLY
Private.
JrRsIK. Anton. 4e6 r. I'D ST.. y. Y. city
DIED OF DISEASE PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private.
OTTO. quest :. Claire city, s Il.
Wor\DFD SEVERELY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Private.
KELLY, Edward j Medicine Lake. Mont
Returned TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
. Mechanic
HANSCOM. Kari n. Portsmouth. N H
Returned TO Duty PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED OF DISEASED.
Private.
GEi sMaRt Joseph F. $40 New York nv.
kEENEY, A!pheUs =, GroeuSIlle Mich
KILLED N Notion PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED won NDED SE\EREIN.
Fri,ntes.
RPoWN, Jesse, Molly hin, ( 9.
SEENSuN. Wilhelm Horash.t. sweden.
KILLED IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporals.
BRAND. Fred G.. Sel =. 18th 81. Newark.
WNYE,1IT c ,osn F. Cha cha, y.,, " Va
Mechanics.
CAMERON. Thomas. Seattle. wash.
wOOTEN, John, Hu'ettc, Ky.
Pri,ntcs.
BAuLMAN. Charles \. Mcclure. q.
Bl!ANpLEY, Clarence J, Salt Lake City,
ltuh.
pWW We No "''"''' w. fo'es' Junction
C,uN,R>TA J,. ona 1,or.,i -, - ~
city.
- - 81 Gololnn" A.; hayward; Cal
81 ENEN -. Edward l!Svu!H Mo
DELGAR, Max, Arsgon, y.
e. - ~ !, knI@E New MADISON
~ IpfMsON. henry NJ, Lanesboro.
=, Mlnn, -
hEf r hoN, Lanlel J,' cleveland, O.
J,oofniNSsstoN' Mar''n u, htueh COL
! VCTI,pEE'y Hticnosi ;s'no' 1nu, a.
| WAHAFFTY Isv Pa,5"r '"''"' ~"n'''
| MEADOR Waitsr 7, walCntt Arb
MFI>ELS, Samuel H., IL Locust st.. Brook
| l'n. y. y,
MEYER. Nicholas W, Kalamazoo, Mich.
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WAsH1NoroH, Jan. 22-The following
casualtiea have been made public by the
War Department:
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
Italy.
INTROISI Leone, samarai tDw).
TITONE. Liberio, Castclnetrano tK).
Russia.
BABINSKI. John. Poland tDW).
ORLOW, Nicholas, wolensk (K).
sweden.
EESTROM, George r., Johannel and
Flobey (N).
British West indies.
THOMSON, George &, Jamaica tR).
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan,


1lSTH ST. 345 E-LIraud Lodge Of the
u OF tho Independent order 81 the
Free sons OF Israel agt Mark W Cohn
Ct al foreclosure OF mortgage); Gttys.
" P& ID W Blumenthal.
Bath ST. n W cor ID av, 70x2o 5-wilfred
A Openhym agt Joseph r Herman 81 Al
foreclosure of MORTGAGE; a.tys. Kurz-
man 4 Frank.
It'll Az, s. p41 n oath ct. s0x75-New
York Savings Bank agt Florence NJ Rid
die ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE;
HuDsoN ST, " cor 12,h q. 37S?. OK
care, 4 Pagan ct a foreclosure OF
lsT Az. 0 =, 25.11 loGth 81, 75S23s;
losth at. 8 c6a Let av. 25NloOll
teXcept parts released --EycelEiur Saw
ings Bank Of the city Of Y agt Rose
solomon ct a. tamenled foreclosure OF
mortgage, atty, II Swain.
Bronx.
path ST, $40 E--Matter of petition OF;
Richard l. johnson (aetion TO register
tltie): atty, w Fairchld.
CASTLE HILL. AN. ll03--Otto J BetL ct
al. as exrs. ngt Elise Sohellenbsrg ct al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attys, kellogg
ls9TH ST. g. ISL W Washington av
EOxl12O-Andrew J Dalton agt Irene
schopps ct al foreclosure OF mortgagol;
asttys; Frees 4 Deyis ,,,,,,. 80,
James 7 Blunt: Jr. ct al ,partition) {;
CARPENTER Az. u corner 22ist St,
6OxiO5-W ilhelmina Haffen sst Christian
IT Werner ct nj foreclosure OF mort
gage); attys Frees & Davis.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST. s;7 and a;s EUP9 ia = oT ell:
si Saiy p f;aaopsERTY.siiiosia EiI.o,riesi
supply 90. Inc. .est ssmsi Js ss,, n
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.
MORTGAGE LOANS.

WEST NINETY-FIFTH STREET
Charles WINNIE resold 20 West Ninety
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

i3sTH ST, 1877 W--Jaeob SOFTEN aet
Thomas J Simcox ard Mary StmcoS,
SAITH ST. l.s E--P AEundo Co agt Amelia
IL SlnshtlmcT. owner treneWab ..,... $50
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The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
DIED OF DISEASE PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
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ARMY
might Report)

Character OF casualties Ia indicated thus
* Killed In action: 1DW) died OF wounds
(DA) died Of accident or other causes:
ODD died OF disease: (Wl wounded Sc
vercly: (WSl wounded slightly: tWU)
wounded, degree Undetermined; (M) miss
ing tPI prisoner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
WAS ON FRONT LINE
FOR SEVEN MONTHS
Principal Battles in Which
1t Was Engaged We're
Apremont, Seicheprey,
Flirey, Xivray-MarvOisin,
Chateau -Thierly, st. Mi
hiel and North of Verdun.

Boston, Jan %. The casualties of the
26th division, New England's National
Guard contribution TO the overseas forces,
were 1866 men, according to compila-
tions from war department reports an
nounced by Governor Coolidge to-day.
The list included l,730 officers and men
killed, 1924 wounded severely, 2,Sl9
wounded slightly, 3,36S gassed, 2S3 miss
ing and 1856 taken prisoner.
The Yankee division captured 3,l4S
Germans, including l6 officers. It's prin-
cipal battles, among which were Apre-
mont, Seieheprey, Flrey, Xivray Marvoi-
sin, Chateau Thierry (second battle of
the Marne), St. Mihiel and north of Yer
dun, extended over period of nine
months from Feb. 6, 1918.
In the drive of the 26th north of Yer
dun, begun Oct. Is and ended by the
armistice, the figures show that the Yam
KEGS pushed the Germans back 5.5 kilo-
metres The advance at Chateau Thier
nv in seven days was LIS kilometres, and
in its great action at st. Mihiel, the di-
vision drove forward IA kilometres in
two days
The governors statistics show that the
Yankee division was in service in the
front lines approximately seven months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
Says He Is Informed That
He Reduced Swift & Co.'S
Profits $1O,0OO,OOO
CALLED 1T NO CRIME
TO HELP FARMERS
BY Holding a Conference to
Fix a Price on Ex-
ports of Pork

Paris, Jan. %. Herbert C. Hoover, the
food administrator, made a statement
to-day in reply to criticism of him in the
United States Senate during recent de-
bate.
Il apparently emerge in new light as
the friend of the Chicago packers said
Mr.. Hoover. "At the same time the mail
brings report from Swift and Co. blam-
ing the food administration for reducing
their profits by Sl0000000 during the
last year. do not imagine that the
packers would appreciate a wide circle
Of such friends,
Il notice also that | committed crime
by holding the October joint conference
Of farmers and representatives Of forty
small packers, as well as the big pack
ers, together with representatives of all
allied governments for the purpose of
settling on price for exports Of pork
that would give the American farmer a
square deal and distribution of orders
that would protect the small packers,
I'VE have even tried to secure the con
tinusnce of these war arrangements
through the armistice period and the
opening of other markets, because the
American farmer did his duty and pro-
duced goods.
of the American farmer and the small
packers now feel that these arrange
ments are wrong it would be the greatest
burden off our shoulders if we could
know it quickly. The British govern
ment is particularly anxious to be re-
lieved from these arrangements"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
GOT 44-HoUR WEEK.
Workers in New York Factories Making
Mems and Boys Clothing.

New York, Jan. %. Ending of the
three months strike of $4,000 garment
workers, engaged in making mems and
boys clothing, and the granting Of IA
hour week, was announced to-day at the
headquarters of the Amalgamated Gar
ment Workers of America. Meanwhile
the strike, which began last Tuesday, of
5000 ladies waist and dress makers,
who also demand 44-hour week, was
still in progress.
The question of increased wages for
the mems clothing workers, both sides
agreed, should be held in allegiance pend
ing "the result Of an inquiry and the col
lation Of facts by ski:led investigator 2
These strikers viii return to work on
Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
ACQUITTED OF DEsERrIoN.
He Now Stands Chance of Being Tried
for Treason.

Hartford, Conn, Jan. Macmillan
Won Hogan, the New Haven lawyer,
who wrote "Deutchland Uber Allies" on
his draft questionnaire, and was roughly
treated by New Haven citizens, and fed
after warrant had been issued for his
arrest in January, 1918, has been as
quilted of the charge of desertion by a
military court martial at San Antonio,
Tex, and is being held there pending ac-
tion necessary for his return to the fed
eral court in this district for trial on a
charge Of treason.
United States District Attorney John
+. Crosby sent to San Antonio a certified
copy of the indictment for treason re-
turned against Won Hogan by the grand
jury after his flight from this state. If
the indicted man should demand hear
ing before the federal commissioner in
San Antonio, Mr.. Crosby stated, he
would be entitled to it, and enough of
the evidence against him now in the
hands of federal officials in this state
would have to be sent down to insure his
being bound over to this district for
trial ...
His expected trial in the federal court
here would have the added interest be-
cause he would be the first citizen of
Connecticut to be indicted for treason
since the, Civil war period, perhaps the
first since times Of national stress be
fore that.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-23
FRENCH CITATION
FOR 2O8 AMERICANS
Included Is One for Lieut.. Quentin Roose-
welt, Who Fell in Battle and Was
Buried in France.

Paris, Wednesday, Jan. 22.-Citation
for 20S Americans are contained in
French army orders, according to the lat
est official journal. The list includes
Lieut.. Quentin Roosevelt, Major General
John A. Leiune, Brigadier Generals A. J.
Bowley and w. c. Neville, Colonels VIII.
liam S. Mitchell, Hugh G. Myers, ir., Ed
ward Davis, Hiram |. Bearsh, Edward
Stone, James Rhea and Frederick L.
Wyatt Aviators Edward V. RiclIen-
bacher and Douglas Campbell and Chap
lain Thomas G. Spears.
The citation of Lieut.. Quentin Roose-
welt reads:
"An excellent pilot and scout, possess
ing the highest qualities of courage and
devotion to duty On July l0,'l9I8, in a
combat with five enemy machines he
brought down one of his adyersaries. He
gloriously fell in the course of an aerial
combat on July Ia, 1918"
American sanitary section number
504, was also cited as follows:
"Under command of Lieut.. Blanchard,
it has performed during the year 1918
long service in the evacuation of wound
ed from the first line-at Verdun in
February and March; in the Somme re-
gion in May and June; on the Aisne in
July; Courcy in August and September
Lys and Scheldt regions in October and
November"
The 2sth infantry; Co o, 56th engi.
neers; American sanitary section number
5S3, and the 7th machine gun battalion
also were cited.