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New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Little Trading Reported in
Bronx Confined to Dwellings

Fred Oppenheimer has sold for the
trustees Of the estate of George w.
Ward the three-story dwelling at 2O98
Ryer Avenue, on lot 18.3x103.
Sale in Faile Street
A. D. Rockwell, jr., has sold to Harry
Cohen for client Of Francis B. San
ford a ofamily house at $50 Faile
Street, on lot 20x1O0.
House in Marmion Avenue Sold
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for Mrs. Josephine A. Bertin the
three-story brick one family dwelling
and garage at 1890 Marmion Avenue.
Buys in Marion Avenue
E. Sharum has sold to r. Howley 1918
Marion Avenue, four-family house on
lot 25X127.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Fishermen's Strike Over:
v age Adjustment Made

BOSTON, Aug II. The fisher
mems strike, which started early in
July, was settled to-day and vessels
tied up for weeks will leave for the
fishing grounds tonight and to-mor-
row.
a temporary agreement, by which the
pay Of the men will be adjusted on
the basis Of a minimum value for II sh
on the vessels. was proposed by the
board Of arbitration and accepted by
the fishermen and many of the oper-
ating companies. The agreement, it
was announced, would remain in force
until October -,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Satisfied Mortgages
Nophet%a~

LEXINGTON Av. W cor lo4th st. 1oo.11
W. VSto& TiT' ,ara st: s. 1se Is lst av toxss
I.ytton, of Chicago, III, atty, Jos c Lew,
Liberty 81. Jan II. 1910 ...... 5000
slSl ST. 5. 100 Is, ay; 1soxss.s: Lex
victor Land & impvt Co to Henry c
I.ytton of Chicago. III atty, Jos c Levi
81 Liberty st: March 2S. 1918. $4,000
LEXINGTON AN q. SOIL 1O4th st.
ooxS9 Victor Land 1mpvt Co to Henry
Lytton. OF Chicago. III; atty, Jos c
LII LrxI' az 81 Liberty 81, June u. 1909 1000
solomon Riley. 1856 W 35th st atty. T G;
+ Go. 17s Rway; Dec Is. 1918. 81, 800
''r lansls s schn1Ss 100 to fsTS soaon ay S5S!oo
~ - ,aremont av; ATTY. A. Silberberg, 256
Iawyers' : & co. $50 Bway; Feb IS.
1aooTu ST. zoo Lenox az. 25xse.l1:
Rway atty, Lawyers r & T Co. $50
Rway Feb 10. 1915. ls..............s4 S. 900
Young 1880 81 av July 5, ia1s..'. s. 'ooo
-2n ST :, s. s79 loth ay, 2t919s.s: Flor
Rome. italy; atty. r r sylnonds, ilT "
ss;h st, March 2s. 1907 ..........s $40. 900
l-Tn loa ST = Ssl2 50 sth sy, 2olox
Gay, Of Scarsdaie. 7 atty, John II
ia"nshaw. % Nassau St Aug. 80
- !" wv
ESD ST. t2G W Elizabeth Marshall to
Gertrude Naylor. Sonlerville. \ ] :
atty lsidore Greene. a Court at
BrooNyn oct "a. 1918. 81, 900
iSl Az " +, 25.2 122d ST. s35s1os.7
lacoh Norm TO Matilda Hutchinson.
sound Bch, Conn; atty. y Y T Co. lS5
Bwsy. Sept !. 1ss7..............s IS. 900
Az F. \. f, 20.i list 81. 25XS7. WIN r
Daniels to Mary 6 and Philip Rodrig uez.
eSrs ana trus Ricardo Rodriguez. 1873
10Th st atty. Co. 1875 Bway
lii Ii ST is7 E julius rasric,us 'ls 900 TO
Edw f Neugeoausr. atty. Warren c
French. ~ ParA Row March /. 1912.
9TH ST. SO Y. John ] Keiiy to The
Fowars Ss,v BeuS atty. Emily { List.
33s W 41th al; May /. 1900. ........$ 50, ,OO0
18TH ST. 4Oe r. Iscsste Goldberg n2S
Kelly al to Belmont building and In
prcvement Co. - w saith 81: atty. Scar
man sterlins 5o Wall ST. Jan Is,
1919 ...-.... .......--..-. ........ s.. so
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Heirs of Howell Estate
Sell Grand Street Propert>

f. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold for
the heirs Of the estate of Richard l..
Howell, II Grand Street, at the south
east corner of Wooster Street, four
story building on lot 1Sx75. The pur-
chaser is Samuel Eiseman, who owns
the surrounding property on Grand
and Wooster streets, who buys for the
purpose of squaring out his holdings.
The purchase yesterday gives Mr..
Eiseman a plot fronting 81 feet on
Grand Street and 146 feet on Wooster
Street. The property is part of the old
Lorllard estate and has been in the
hands of the sellers for over 100 years.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Apartment Suites Leased

Pease e. Gilman have leased apart
ments at All Park Avenue to Major
Byron Stookly; at s15 Park Avenue to
Mrs. Wallace E. Eddinger; at $50 Park
Avenue to William Rennault; at 6o7
Madison Avenue to W. Usher Par
sons; at 344 West Seventy
Street to J. A. Post Wander Berg and
E. B. Pringle, and at 343 West End
Avenue to Mrs s r Dickerson
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Plan Silk Mill for Property
Bought in Paterson

Murray Apfelbaum has sold the
three-story building at 1913 and 400
Main Street, and 1861 Marshall Street.
Paterson, N. j.. on plot 5Ox2S5, together
with W.T. three lots on Marshall Street, 75x
d42. to Louis and Joseph Gold for Louis
Spitz. This building was occupied by the
3pltz 2I Department Store until recently.
me new owners plan building a new
structure on the three lots. costino
ABOUT 100000, and will use the entire
plot for silk mill. The proposition
was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
SunROGATES' NOTICES

ROBERTS. MARGAKET WIN PuRsr-
snee OF an order 0f Honorabie John p
tohAlan. SURROGATE OF the County Of
New York. fOTfCE IS hereby given to all
persons having claims against Margaret
" Roberts. late OF the County OF New
York, deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof u the subscriber at ia
place Of transacf.ng business at the ofics
OF It's attorneys. Taylor. Hum-s < Begg. No
"a broad Street. IN the Borough ot Man
haitian. Clty Of New York. on or before thu
10Th day Of January 1920
D." New York the 9th day % July.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
TAYLOR. HUMEs & REGG. Attornsx.
Icr Exc utor. No. "a Broad Streer
Borous OF Manhattan. New York civ.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Dwelling for Fav Ingalls,

Pease & Gilman have leased, fur
nished, for W. Mcneil Rodewald to
Fay Ingalls, the four story and base
ment dwelling at 81 West Fifty-tkird
Street, between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues.
J. B. English has leased for w Phil
lips the three story dwelling at 333
West Fiftieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

lST AV, ss3; American Ntge Co 10 Char
lotte o Schetler. Orange j. attys
Middlebrook B. +s Cedar st. 500
aaD st. SSs w: Chas Lynch ct al to Ger
TRUCE Nayior. somerville, y j. atty
Greene. ~ Court st. Bklyn 81 90
STH Az: 1883; U Mtge g. Trust Co. trrs
to U Htge Trust Co. SIS Cedar st,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15

to Irving A Nemerov. 1882 Bway: : yrs
@ rom SEPT 1919; attys. Levy & Mem
~ 81 a. store; Louis Weisser to
MSrrIs Epstein, SIS Myrtle av, Brooklyn,
shrays yrs from Aug ]. 1919; atty, Jos G
10 T. n 81 44a-t5l w. all; H NJ Weill Co to
TT;conony T Wipins Materials co. Inc, 45s
loth 81; 20 7-l2 yrs from May l. 1919:
atty Thos a Eager. 80 Nassau st So. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
BOROUGH OF BkooKLYN
BUY IN FLATBJSH

: eentisusn beautiful residence. ten
rooms a~f h3ff and toilets. bilhard room.
Hnty pa.rf7i ani decorated, psrGuet stea m.
electric white nisfsl and silk fixtures. open
frspa-e. Ile, seNiVJ. $500, worth Sl3,5D
Js-rs
H0NrS i'N FS7'AfF,NT COMPANY
50 hs-of slhWrs st I'D Avenue. 2l6s s+th
street Phone 4at> Bath Beach
For SALE. cheap. , lots on East Slst St.
lrt- On f,oy ave. lots East 45th
ST. bro,kltr kENNARO UISAPIA 81
spraE st. Now York
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Results Of Auction Sales
BY Henry Brad,

10TH Sc. S24 w. $. 55 Riverside Drive.
-ek NV i o-sty & dwg David Zipllin
aet Hull ct al; due, s2.24o33. taxes.
&c. ~ .hao.s5; adjourned to Sept l5
o. - 81. 723 ". <. 500 W 10th av s5*1oo g.
S-sty tint; u Trust 60 agt Lena 1;ch-
ringer ct al due. S17.o32.99: taxes. etc.
S4''.bo; to the plaintiff for SIS, 900.
BY Joseph +. Day
IA sA.-LE AV; "a n $. 1910 ft schuy-
i"r rd soNi '9x irrcG, g w Chase exr
agt WIN Schmntz ct al: due. S5.7o4lS,
taxes, etc. S914.17, to the pIaintin Tor
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15

Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 % III Liberty ST. ts' ss5' 90 20
ll7TH ST, 40 W; Eieanora Hurlinan mn
bers st; attys, R & f OGorman. 81
s5rH 81. Sc E: Walter G Flanders i .,'ro'
trus' to Title Guar ct Co l76 Bw4y
LEXINGTON Av. W cor 1o4th s.. 50'Ilx
S Henry G J-ytton to High Grade Hold
ing Corpn 80 Nassau 81, atty. JOS G.
Levi, 81 Liberty st...............-. S on
Sd ST, s. e; Esperanto Mtg co to LAW
sESMsy ysaTs Tt!e hv & 7 co: sl1to,. l1s Rwa{
to LAWYERS Mtge co, SO Liberty st. atty.
|. T Go, l76 Bway............... ST.
SEAMAN AV, IS; VIM Wadans to sam.
KANE ST. 1888: John A Hutchin son and
ano to Colonial Bank. Al Columbus az.
, Ally alri, \, \ = c. ia Bvay ...... 81
Guaranty Trust CO trus Jeannotio "
Thurber. 14o Bway; atty, stetson. J & r.
losTH 81, 2oa-2o5 ": Abel King ana a9o
70 Saml liyman. 2o33 i0sth st; atty.
4 Spiro l35 Bway. .............. / i
Bronx
LOT :, blocl. y, map Lester Park. Bronx
Boro Builders Inc. to Anthony Ruggiero.
225 r ll9th st; atty. Anthony Russiero.
OLINvlLT.E Az, e s 2l94 Nadee av. ea.7x
5s6; same to same; atty. same $500
HrGHEs Az. 225s, Josephine Regnault to
-
SD Av. $ 80 4 l5sth ST. 25x9s2: Albert
Schaefer to Lawyers Mtg co. % Liberty
ST; atty, Lawyers Mtg co, 50 Liberty
st ..................... ...... SO, 600
MELROsE Az :. at W I'd av. 772x-x
$50 Bankers Trust Co to Lawyers Mtg
GO, a9 Liberty ST. atty. Title &
Mtg Co. l35 Bway. ..---........ SIS. 600
SAME PROPERTY. Lawyers Mtg Co TO
Bowery Savings Bank, 12s Bowery; atty
l7lST ST. 4ss Z. ST Luke's Hospital 10
Lawyers Mtg Co, 50 Liberty ST; atty.
FOX ST. W :. 5S5 l68d st. il0x irreg
Tillie Wacht to Wm Rankin. Il9 "
18th st; atty, Lawyers Title & T Co.
lbU bWdE !
PROSPECT AV. e c l76th ST, 1o0xe0;
Bankers Trust Co. trus. to { Adelbert
Becker. 44o fremont av. atty. same.
100000
" EBSTER Av. 1920: De Witt c Townley.
exr, to Gust Fuerth, Ills Grand
av, atty, a WE'LL, 253 Bway 49,. 50 900
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
STORAGE NOTICES
The West End Storage Warehouse.

-p2-ZlQ VEST ssIH STREET
TO MISS MARGy EKITE ANDREWS. 4
y DIETER NRS { FRANkLAND. MISS
IsSA9EL Is,<.,' B. kerr. EDMu,5ND LEE. Mms
cABE; MRS T =. NlGLCTSCH. ESTATE
OF MRS ANNIE I Q 5hiEN. MISS LEO
C.. L. SHEMANSKI Mrs II r ShIMIN
MRS GEQHgE = ~. IAN,oH STEWART. MRS
A'OG AND EACH or YOU ARE HEREBY
NOTIFIED THAT THE TINE FOR TIE
= r.. MEN OF 9.R LIN DPoN THE
HAVING EXPlRED AFTEk DE N0ricE
THEREOF HAD BEEN GIVEN YOU WE
Will CAUSE SUCH PROPERTY. TO WIT ::
ING BEDS BEDDING. CHlFFONIERS. BC-
BEAI 8tf,J. ~ CHAIRS, ,I sETTEES DAVEN-
90 C41lN NES -, CHINA AND Class GLosELs;
UTENSILS. PLATED AND SILVER WARE.
FEKIES. CARPETS RUGS. BOOKS. BOOK
Gases. IklC- A-BRAC PIANOS. MUSICAL l.
INSrI1l. " .sNTS sTATLAEYs VEHICLES.
AND COS ATl'N'rS. Linen NEARING Ap-
THE WAaEFioii sE iNIfENT,Gs'R.-Yl7 iSSi-EH 81
TO NOr BN THIS WAREHOUSE. STORED
BY l0U OR IN YOUR NAME tCk IN
is THE VEST END s'r0PAtE WARE 5Sfi'f
HOl Sc. TO Kk SOLD 1T Pl-RI.IC AUC-
st5sSH CASE H1Dr - AN5 ri Ee0y eS01yAIT{rnE u
gEgRcE o. NE MEhiEs AJcTI9S ROOMS. ~
~ AID o. WE8HasDai9 B 52is \ N5-e;S- II ~ q
.. Ill lets a. 10 80 A NJ. AND II THE.
SALE THERE0r' - not COMPfE'rf.D o.
= NJ I'D - TIE SANE PLACE ON EACH
AND EVER + E.sDAK AND WEDNEs-
BIZ s. iHf z 6 $FIA Rfu fsSiNHlAG B3{ Hl1 coy A1
TlNUING UNTIL ALL THE GOODS ARE
rttt ,,t~r r>n S-roo,cu x,~.pr.,nr0v
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

DOUBLE HOUSE facing Stuyvcsant Park
good cont ton. suitable private school.
club. ssnits rlon- teach hers home: posses
ston- Owner anxious 10 sell: easy terms.
FurtSc- r+.ruIa-s and permit, Duross.
i5s West i-Lh street
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

sTH AV o55 store and basement; Helene
Becker to Samuel Beck, 264 w 18th st :
2l2 yrs from March l. 1920: attys S
Beck & Co. $50 Sth av...........S2 400
34TH ST, II w. east store; Samuel W steel
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
\. E. NAiL & CO., INC,
~ NATIONAL BA>ks sBUILDI>G.
Cor. ls. -'. aud 5th Ave. Tel. 1864 1863.
MOUNT VERNON, n. Y.

4 pa frIf HOME. New Rochelle rooms
t'h So electricity. large vpranda .
r"N'a fHr ear.e" rice t:ees. within min
"t.t hna Bay boating fishing, tai hing
's0eient aslehAorhood price only $500
,s-f fe'r- T. g.. klRHOFER tel- 5S. go
hael-u0i et-. Nev Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

BROADWAY. 2131 and other nroner,,. IN
BronN County: National Butchers and
hrov"rs' Bank Of y agt VIM II Frame
tt al. action to declare mtge. etc, void ;
atty. y Cohen.
l4sTH ST. 2o2 aud 20s ". IIyman Var
'Novsky agt Samuel treenhouse SPECIFIC
performances, atty, NJ J SneudaiYa
Bronx
LONGWOOD Az, $50; Kelly st, sli: Daw-
son 81 $40; National Butchers and Drov-
ers Bank of ast VIM n Frame ct
H. ACTON TO declare lntge null and void
atty. y Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
YONKERS

YONKERS
ON ST. NICHOLAS AVE-. near 18th st.
3story and basement stone and brick
dwelling. II rooms. baths. Price $4,000.
About $500 required. DANIEL HAYES.
20 Warburton ave, Yonkers.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE-Large plot
river view convenient. Also Park Hin
house at great bargain. Many good propo :
sitions. You should c.. Gaul. at once, 34S
South Broadway. Telephone 5sc5.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
MT. KISCO

AT CHAPPAQUA, 80 miles to n Y. 4
acres. on state road. l mile 10 station
loroom house. with BATH etc; barn. ga
rage. poultry house: all in good repair: in
high class rest ricted section. Price 1000.
CARPENTER & PELTON. Ino.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
NLSTS HESTER COUNTY
SOME BARGAINS

:-t,NltN COLONIAL HOUSE. well built
.a best sr.tsn, nod 10 in. pvovements
',' fnH- ro'ws. possession in thirty
$4,000 1rrrls
>hrN BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. Tiled bath.
ianrl'. ,n-rts- open fireplace. select
sr rNr .Ir fnn. moro ground II required
.1ari ,lNiiy HHICN. all Improve
~r's swim or~ ~ 're. fuiiy rented
trafi Htn A~ ina-eassd 50I
coon rNi.Nt INVESTMENT 3 cold
ma irar. q dvellinrs
h4use teltal s. sos. can
u1r,Cr.,. o,tnn ,.,s s,s.'5 ~ 4@G po2- frame
Ii.r, iH inon.s. baths. ell ifupro
r, l. .f iiar. .hlfi Nair TO station.
ti.N NuN lie worth It,
fNfti'ituNtI orPcNr, >ir> Modern
-r'N. choicest pert O, Pelham. at
frNar rt .osf. - rco-fe
Neufr> lf>ut no, >E. s no rooas s-''opV and
I.s4I fNt tli all other improve
"erH ae'0rat ee- excellent condi-
.it Eafare 4JXl TO- Price 5000
'i'vlf 3 SECTION -Io rooms and bath
nr1teiIrnts su excellent condition.
grated throughout us d bar
Ii.. iric. s. .0on
l'i' pNfS AVAILABLE plot on Fiftn
'Na- 10 the heart oi the busI-
owner nust s-il ing abroad
4 EHNNENABIE ,HGAi<-Stucco and
l.. ln fcou.s baths. all i'm
.gse tr"p.aoe ss6sse for two
\. +. VAIL g. CO.. INC.,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

MONROE ST. 15s: Great Construction Co.
Inc, agt, Monroe Wet Wash Laundry
Co. Inc owner and contractor. 60. 80 900
W WAsHiNGTON ST 50 and o.; WIN II
Rahmann < Sons agt. Trojan Realty
Corpn. owner, stephen Corkeraz. prest
contractor ........ s1o5
Bronx
FoRDHAM RID. 65s Louis Leon agt Jo-
seph Weiner. owner and CON
tractor ... s9o 4 :
PILOT ST. $. ~ fl o of city Island av
2o0x2o6. Truscon Steel Co agt Robert
Jacob owner; Lewis Fluhrer Co. Inc
contractor trenewaD .-........... 1927 40
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
NEW ROCHELLE

EW HOME, rooms. bath ga. electric
.ty. hot water heat. plot 50xlOo Price
300. open TO offer Reynard & Kraft.
o5 Hug uenot St Telephone 2541 New
orhelie. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-15
Bronx
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

Manhattan
lo2D ST. 215 E: Nathan weinstein agt.
Magdaena Orange ct al. Jan H.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
FEWER PEOPLE
IN CALIFORNIA
GOING CRAZY

SACRAMENTO. Calf. Jan. TO-
While the population Of California
h,s inireased 6.22 per cent during
the past two years the number Of in.
zane, increased 1.03 per cent, said
the biennial report of F. W. Hatch,
general superintendent OF state hos
pitals which has just been submitted
to Governor Stephens. One OF every
800 persons in the state is insane,
the report said.
Four hundred and thirty seven in
ebriates have been admitted to state
hospitals on voluntary applications as
against 1916 for the preceding bien-
nial period. the report showed.
Liquor and drugs cost more and
are harder to get." said the report
referring to this decsease THE high
wages prevailing have caused many
OF the inebriety class TO go to work
actively and to give up their old hab-
its; patriotism has induced many to
join the military and naval forces"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10

submarines. Leading the way to tn,
forecastle, he points to a hawser.ree
lying on the deck. That's a DUN
my" he says. TITS the skipper's look
out when submarine is sighted
This little smokestack is also dunn
my--it hides a periscope. The skip
per from his lookout would give the
range to the hidden gun crews.
NO sign of life was to be seen on
the ship after a panic party had put
off In an open boat until the order
came-'Fire' Then this forehatch
flew open and the sides of that dunn
my cabin fell outward. and the two
4-inch guns got to work. We set,
tied one u-boat with twelve hits out
of fourteen from one gun and seven
out of eight from the other"
The crew of this decoy ship hunted
in an old steamer called
the Stock Force until the forepart of
that vessel was blown away by a
torpedo. 1t was on the Stock Force
that Lieutenant-C Comma Auten
won the Victoria Cross.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
.ODO BANK BILL
IN POSSESSION
Of FASTENER
ONE COULD RECEIVE THIS ON 4
RACK ACCOUNT DUE WITH
s. SIDE TT AND PAY 1T OUT
WITH REVERSE SIDE SHOWING

WAUKEGAN. ILL.,, Jan. s.-Mayoi
Pearce has federal reserve bank
note he can call either a IS or a ste
bill. but he's not sure how much its
worth.
Pearce. when relieved from his
strenuous duties as mayor, conducts u
pharmacist shop here. And he EN-
ploys e A. Hartke as an assistant
pharmacist. The latter took a bill
in trade the other day, but does not
recall from whom.
when the mayor.proprietor audited
the cash that night he found himself
many times bewildered. In fact. he
had his doubts about himself after he
counted it four or five times only to
find himself short SIS then $40 to the
good and again IS short In vain he
counted.
Finally Pearce scratched his head
and paved over the bills carefully.
Suddenly he discovered a banknote
with a $40 design on one side and
IS design on the other.
II developed the bill. genuine
enough, is one Of four misprinted at
the mint in Washington. But the
banks who.made the disclosure could
not determine whether the note was
worth $2.50, IS. $3.50, $40 or.$15,
so the officials at Washington have
been asked to decide.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
A COckncy Test, Too

A Frenchman. boasting In com
pany that he had thoroly mastered
the English language, was asked to
write the following from dictation;
"Ah Hugh Hughes was hewing Il
yule log from yew tree, & man
dressed in clothes of dark hue came
up to Hugh and said: Have you
seen my cwes?' If you will wait
until bew this yew, will go with
you anywhere in Europe to look for
your ewes said Hugh. Tit Bits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
Decoy Vessels Have
Been Most Effective

LONDON, Correspondence Of the
Associated PressJ A %" ship has
come TO London. She is a gray. dingy
nondescript Kind of ship. perhaps a
collier or a coastal tramp. But all
London is flocking to ST. Katherine's s
Dock TO see her, for the frowsy old
tub represents development OF nav
al warfare which produced some OF
the finest heroism in the history Of
sea fighting.
According to Sir Eric Geddes, first
lord OF the British Admiralty. moth.
ing could be more inspiring than the
conduct Of the officers and men on
the %" ships-"those mystery ships
where for hours the men lay. and
were shelled and killed and lay un.
tended until the opportunity came to
sink the enemy"
This %" ship is certainly not what
she seems. At a signal her hatch
ways can disclose glistening 4-inch
guns and her harmless looking stays
rap out wireless messages. For more
than two years her skipper, Lieute-
ant-Commander Auten. v. c.. and
her crew. all of whom remain with
her have been hunting U-boats.
Gunner Cunningham. wearing a
Distinguished Service medal, shows
visitors to the ship how they tackled
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
4 New Answer

so you approve OF the govern
ment's action In taking over the rail
roads,"
Yep" replied Mr.. Growcher. Il
approve OF that and prohibition for
several reasons one Of them being
that now lot of people can Quit lee
turing on the subject and go TO
work, Washington Star.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
Hello! Look Who's Here

The Smoke House, at the same old
stand. 429 Main, is open and anxious
to see you smoke up" Come in and
soak up some of our heat, anyway.
whether or not you want anything in
my line. You're as welcome as the
flowers in May" whether you spend
a nickle or nothing. We can serve
you with a cigar, cigarettes. chewing
and splitting, or quiet game OF cards.
Come in next time you are down the
street, and say "howdy." anyway.
You know Hutch" He's the guy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10

A new nome restaurant where the
best of clean home cooking can be
secured has just been opened in the
Jackson apartments on Main street,
just across from the White Pelican
hotel. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, who
has opened the new establishment,
has done so In response to an urgent
demand for a place of this kind. Both
short orders and regular meals are
served here. 10-2ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
Eternal II. {. Of l..

you have the privilege OF naming
all these animals" said Eve, admir-
ingly.
THAT isn't so much" replied
Adam. THE influential chap is the
one who will eventually put the price
tag on those that are sold for meat.
Washington Star.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10
NOTICE

All members of the klamath Falls
Fire department are urged to meet at
|the City hall tonight at which time i'm,
portant matters concerning the fu.
ture of this department will be up for
discussion.
LESTER TERWILLIGER,
Fire Chief.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10

Third Annual January White Sale,
from January 11th to January 18th.
l0-2t H. ~ NOES.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10

Third Annual January White Sale.
from January 11th to January 18th.
10-2t ii. N. NOES.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-10

Fine Petite Prunes at 12hc h.. at
9-6t SUNSET GROCERY.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Crandall's.

THE Woman On the Index" the at
traction at CrandalPs yesterday, is
being shown there again today
Pauline Frederick is featured in 1t as
Sylvia Martin. who. driven from her
home by the greed and heartIessness
of her father. is rescued by a passing
stranger, and marries him. ignorant
of the fact that he is the leader of a
band of daring crooks. She learns the
truth when she overhears her hus-
band discussing a sob" with his ac-
completes, just as the police enter,
W hen. to save himself. he committed
suicide. The girl is accused of his
murder and is held as an accessory in
the robbery. Later in life. when hap
PLY married to a man who has no
knowledge of her past. Sylvia finds
her name and the crime of which she
was accused in the police records
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Strand.

"a Heart in Pawn" the camera
version Of the stage play, Shadows"
with Sessue Hayakawa pictured in
the stellar role. is the photoplay at
traction at Moore's Strand Theater
the first four days Of this week. From
the early scene of gossamer beauty
until the tragic episode in which the
heartbroken Japanese wife of a man
who thought she was dead learned
that he had found solace in the love
of another and an alien woman, and
walled out her anguish. This splen-
did example of artistic production
grips the spectators interest and
imag gination.
Hayakawa. in the role Of Toyama,
does one of his finest bits of screen
impersonation. A portrayal of equal
effectiveness, but of deeper pathos, is
contributed by Tsuru Aoki. who is
supplanted in the affection of her
husband by Sada, skillfully limned by
Vola Dale.
The night scenes in Japan, especial
ly the one depicting the pursuit of the
escaped convict woman, afford ster-
ling examples of what artistic eff
fects may be achieved by modern
cinematography.
Reels of news events, an animated
cartoon comedy. musical features and
scenic effects add to the variety of
the program.