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B'KLYN DEVELOPMENT PLAN.
Company buys Ridley Estate for
Erection OF $50 Houses,

John Gerken sold to the G.. and NJ.
Development Company the former estate
OF the late u. Ridley, New York dry
goods merchant. twenty-five acres In the
Gravesend section Of Brooklyn, south of
Kings Highway and between Ocean
Parkway and Coney Island avenue.
During Mr.. Ridley's lifetime his home
was noted for the many beautiful pieces
OF statuary which he had scattered about
the grounds.
The property is bisected by Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth streets which are to
be parked. and which will be improved
by the development company by the
erection of i50 modern. detached cot
tages. The development will be known
as Parkway Gardens, and will include q
number OF store and apartment build
ings to be built on the avenues. Judson
II. Paige and John II. Henry, Jr., ne
sotiated the sale.
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SOLD FOR Sd TIME IN A MONTH.

The Newington apartment house. q
seven story structure at $50 West Nine
ty-Afth street. was sold yesterday for the
third time within the iase month It
passed from the ownership OF Max N.
Williamson to an investor, weo Is said to
have paid a price for tho property that
gay, Mr. Natanson a substantial incre-
,nsnt of profit.
The Newington covers a plot 1oox1oo.
rents for a total OF about $4,000 and
: has been valued at 100000. Mr.. Ma
fanson bought 1t on March from John
a. Goodwin, who had acquired It only q
few days before from the estate OF WILL
lam Butler.
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CADILLAC co. BUYS
WEST SIDE GARAGE
Pays Big Sum for Hudson
Motor Car Company's Ser
vice Building.
THE NEwINGTON RESOLD
Court Affirms Sale Of Groh
Fur Storage Plant to
st. Louis Firm.

For a price said to Be IN the neishbor-
hood Of ssSo,ooo the Detroit Cadillac
Motor Car Company bought from the
Hudson Motor Car Company yesterday
the latters service building and garage
on West Sixty-seventh and Sixty-eighth
streets near Eleventh avenue. The build
ing affected by the deal IL one OF the
largest garage structures in the city. II
will be used by the purchasers as a ser
vice station for Cadillac cars.
The Hudson Service Building, as the
structure Is known, covers plot Of eigh-
teen city lots at 243 to e4s West Sixty
seventh street, extending through to 2is
and $50 West Sixty-eighth street. II 10
y six story and basement building Of
white terra Gotta, fronting s3e.S feet on
Sixty-seventh street and 172 feet on Six
ty-eighth street 1t measures 203 feet
along the westerly line, with an irresu-
lar easterly dimension. II was erected
only few years ago from plans drawn
up by f. II. Jones, architect, on land
owned by Frank Bradley. The garage OF
the Black and White Cab Company IL d.
rectly opposite.
The Cadillac Motor Car Company has
lis offices at 1881 Broadway and at pres
cnt maintains It's service station at
West Sixty-second street It's subsidiary,
The Detroit Cadillac Motor Car Realty
Company. acted as tho technical pur-
chaser IN tho transaction. In part pay
,nent for the Hudson Service Building II
gave the two story department store
building. on plot 1o0x1oo, at the south.
east corner of Amsterdam avenue and
Sixty-second street Cross q Brown were
tho brokers in the deal
Another big transaction Of che sazne
nature and in the same section was
closed only recently. That was the pur-
chase by Jeremiah r. Donovan OF the
service station OF the willys-Overland
Company at SCI to 531 West Fifty-sev-
enth street. running through the block to
SIS to 52s West F1fty-eighth street.
valued at over 81, 100000.
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Residential LEASES.

EGbert Mills rented the house at o53
Edgecombe avenue for g. NJ. Milliken.
Peasapel: Gilman 'eased for y "a
Sewell TO Edward p. Grosvenor the four
story dwelling at 12S East Sixty first
street; also apartments In 3l5 West
Sevshty-ninth street 10 Ralph H!hchcliff :
in 324 West Eighty third street TO George
NJ. Derry; In 12s East Sixty-ninth street
TO o. c. Hartman, and In l2s East
Eighty-second street to II. Van n. Berg.
The A. Kane Company rented the three
story dwelling 100 West 12lst street TO
Mrs. William II. Armstrong.
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HEIGHTS FLAT IN TRADE

Frederick Brown sold to August FL
mer. through Irving H. Wolfe, $50 West
Isl street between Broadway and Fort
Washington avenue, n M story three
Family mar, 7lxs5. renting for s13.500.
lie took In part payment four story fat
az the corner of Washington avenue and
Walnut street New Rochelle, rented for
$4,000, and a fourteen room dwelling at
Malverne. near Lynbrook. L. I. The en-
tire transaction involved $175,0oo.
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BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD.

Bryne & Bowman sold for Blanche
Newlirk 10 a client for investment, the
one story business building at $40 to
Sis Fordham road southeast corner of
Elm place, on plot l5sX117 Irregular.
This property was held at $3.50. 900. RE
gleman, earns Leventriff q Goetz were
tho legal representatives OF the seller
ami c. u, Hawthorne was the attorney
tor the purchaser.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B3<os,

Charles Galewski bought from 8. Nor
rill Banner the Eufaula, at 81 Hamilton
place, northeast corner OF lasth street. a
six story elevator apartment house, on
plot 1OOxlo0. The property was held at
$4,000 and was erected By Jacob Axel-
rod. William S. Sussman negotiated the
sale, Joseph l.. Greenberg represented
the purchaser and Stoddard & Mark
acted for the seller.
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Caroline Frsund. $3.50 washington av.
mtg s2b.6oo, March -; atty, Title q
LOTS % and s6. map Sannler estste-
William II Giese to Henry II oiese, 5o4-
sos u 16lst st, March IT; atty, Title q
SD Av. " 9, 14s n 18th st, 25x141.S-
Mary Browne TO David Shapiro, ts6 70
18th 1T. MTrch 20: atty, Title r Co,
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HEsrLTs At AUCTION.

by Henry Brad1,
ETH ST. le5s-l9ss; Brooklyn. tive sty
dwlgs, l6.1oxl00; also 100 acre farm AZ
Farmingdale, y J., estate OF Tiiiie Nc.
Llnnert; all right. title, sc, 10 George
McLinnert for $50.
AT $40 THIRD AyENUE.l
17i4 Home ct. 5oxlO0. vacant; also
Bryant av, " cor Jennings st. l5xioo'
vacant; also I.ongfellow av, n cor
lI2d 81, i00xl0o, vacant-N Y Title a
mtg Co agt X Clesg ct al; due.
l7lN:to; t.xes &C. 1890; TO the
plaintiff for $4,000.
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MussER. Guy e., CINCINNATI. Ohio.
PAIR, william A., EAnporia. na.,,.
ROVE, Marice D., Hamilton, n. =
RuDoLPH. Albert Y Detroit x m,cn Work.
SHAPIRO. Leo, 40 Cherry St. No" ''
sHEnkoNI Ais,.nseT Mas s.S x. brock Rr
rHomPsoN, o.ors. H., pyersburs. Tenn
WHITE. Meredith H.. Kansas CITY MO-
VOID. Martin, Valley CITY, y.
RnpokTEp Missfse IN ACTION.
Private.
DByANNEy, Patrick, $40 Il. 1880 st., New
DIED. PRryIoUsLr EErSHrLD MISS
Corporal.
DAVIS. Rosco. ~, Ladoss, Ind.
PoM4sk Frank Bs M.% s %if Mas.
GxTTI, Harry, Pssssio, n. J.. ,
JOHNSON, Truair J.. Three Forks. Mont
sGaniRT s.u d. S1as1 w.. s,o~.. We
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PREVIOUSLY
RnPoRTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutcnspt.
ATwATER, benjamin L.. Red Bank. y. d
MARsHALLcSwiTS. Saul. ios John st.
Now York. N. y.
wG SRsHiot SHges EEFo THPh1 MISSING
IN ACTION.
Corporal.
coRBETT. Arthur J.. Edwardsviils, Pa
Privates.
P2SP; J Gsmd S Pr Tsy iv III
MAsLAsA, euro. Trsbins, Au' Mnn
SORRELS, Fred b., white, N. 9.
sTEPHENsoN. Jesse. Columbus. on'>
WATSON. Robert H., Maryvtlie. MO.
waAIsTRoM. VEINS: e. T.. Candy. MINI
wILF9NS s H n. H.. gussS.nno1i
WILSON, shelby. Colmar. Ky.
sTGK H 6sssT
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
wIERZB1CKr, Frank s.. Detroit, Mich
LEONARD. Donald C.. Cincinnati. Ohio
MIIcH r5 John co5nw s.a.n Dn s,s'
N MESAII Ro Ss1tf e. b Blum city, va
sTvALLILo. Nicola, caiaranso. Italy.
TUssEY. George. Morshsad, Ky.
WILSON, Albert E.. Husk. Tex.
W WIks2S. 2 RhSm M e. crG sa...sn
%w22oDY. N.sh.n L. ps,rio. Tenn ..,,.,.
Ala
RETURNED TO DUTY. PBEyI0UG.Y H
PORTED MIssING IN ACTION
Privstes.
BAETH. Charlie r., Schlsswig. Ia
BLANDANO. Rosario. MontagnorsA1A, Italy.
CORBETT, Hiram Fred. Fargo. N. d.
CONELLORA, Salvatore Loci Italy
DoHERTY. Patrick Joseph. Bridgeport,
Conn.
EIKLBBERRY. Isaac, RAVENS, Ohio.
MOODEY. Covert j.. Greenourg. IND
SAREN, John, Torno Italy.
FEGOTskY. Max, 700 Cleveland g.. brock
lyn, n. Y.
wiLKENs. BENJAMIN NJ. Iss Isth o..
Brooklyn, N. Y.
WORTHY. Leslie w, Jerssyvfifs. N.
TREMENDOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS.
Private.
PIERCE. William H.. Grand RAPIDS lHeb.
TREMENDOUSLY REPORTED DIED or
DISEASE
Prvatss.
DAVIES. Stanley, Milwaukee, via
GOODWIN, Marion, Selma, ~ G.
McDOUGAL. John, Mount Morris, Mich
SoBE, Louis H. Nenedy. Ill.
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED WOUNDED
(DEGREE UNDETERMINED).
Corporal.
SMITH. Thomas. Maryvlle, Tenn.
WHITE, Charles C., Rogers. Ohio.
The sun., 1919-03-25
NATIONS HONOR ROLL


ANToNBLfy1. Guido. Rome CDw1,
ARCIDIAcoNo. sebsstisno. Gsrdfa (ws).
DELLA, Paul. Pietrsrvis (ws).
GBRONE, Pietro> Compobaso ODD.
P1ETRCCC1, Giovanni, Busana tWS.
The sun., 1919-03-25
WEEKS AVENUE DEAL.

The four nve story apartment houses
at 1884, 1853, ira and 1916 Weeks ave.
aue. held at $25o.000. have been sold.
They occupy plot 2ooxs5. Tho new
owner is an investor.
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DAYS Lewis, Eiiensburg (pD).
oNGLE, Charles c.. ifiliyard (wU).

DAYS Lewis. Eiiensburg (pD).
HNGLE, Charles C.. ifiliyard (wU).
WISCONSIN.
DVMDsoN. Frank T.. Lieut.. Superior
sLonHoLM. Leonard Pareiius. sergt.
Hudson (wS).
oUENrHBR. Edward. Milwaukee tDD).
WEST VIRGINIA.
RAoUINTA, Francesca. shinn,,on tDp).
OTHER COUNTRIEs.
Denmark.
HhANpsEN, 1ngvar. Fjirredts ODD.
oohHiSo, Hans l., llssls (K).
" France.
EfHBRALT, Alexander. Pyreuess ODD.
zANrs. Peter. Patras (K).
ireland.
ford ODD.
Russia.
Frank. Poland ODD.
LARSON. Carl. stsumrsd tppJ.
The sun., 1919-03-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

GOTH ST. PSI to o56 W-Miuwax Co. Inc,
agt e6s West seth st Corp ct al Jan
Bronx.
WASHINGTON. Av, s $. 100 . 10th st.,
2bx100-FrHnk y Lere Rgt John Cook
OF ~, April 10. 1872, 5000. 30
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Bronx
MECHANICS LIENS.

MADISON AN. cor, ssd 81. ioos1
4Ib--M Jarcho Ebert aEt Frederick
RenneChe owner: Chas NJ Bellak or
Ashton Hotel Corp. contractors. .Ssle1
CLINTON ST. so and 81, and Attorney Ct
81 to 1oi--Adolph Z Klotz ast Blinsr-
man Cohen Amusement Co. owner and
contractor ...,,................s 81, $40. 90
The sun., 1919-03-25
RECORDED LEASES.

1TH Az. 2440, and part b--wm Roden-
bach to Howard y Spencer, Il W i37th
ss,..oS Yrs from May /. 1919; address.
Sd Az, ISL. str and part b.jno /. t Go1SD
water to stuyvessnt Pharmacy, on prem
ia.s from May l. 1917; ATTY. ssobei.
,ra AZ. 3ie. Ash At, sil.7is G.%
Ave Corpn 10 Robt NJ Kern. Northern av.
from April !. 1919, 20 June is, 1914, 81
q. Deposit 81 500 and SO, 900 and iis, 900
Az A, 1883 option on LIST and I'd floors
Geo ke'sler TO Martin Filling. 1858 Az
BEAVER ST, ,72-7i $ c Hanover. ali
Jos F Cullman to Frank Osborn,
4llS Pelham ham I'd New RoShss,le. and ano,
atty, T q 4 T co. liza Bway. 81, ooo
lsT Az, 1872, store-Anton Frame 10 Jos
Klein. on the premises q yrs from
Nay l. 1919 atty Jno Hovorka. 1911
LEx1NGToN Az. %. stor.-Alo;.,a v v.To
pasei to seml olsher. - Lexington av,
man, Il Chambers st..............s.so
BROADWAY. n W Spr ssth ct, aii--Adolph
lewisohn 70 United Cigar stores Co of
10; atty. 8 M Stroock. ~ " 18th
81 -.......-...... S56, 600
Bronx.
SD Az. $3.50, all-Isaao Lpsch;tz to &C.
dale Greenberg, ss63 Sd av, s-i2 yrs
from Apr /. 1919; atty. NJ Hart. 10
wEsTGHEsrER Az. iiii:iSi.' .ii-I tiSfo
lob Klein to Abr Brandsteln. 1913 E 18th
NORRIS PARK Az. 500. ,tore-Jas
Tuliy ct al TO Isaac Roi,tacher, Ss2
Morri. Park az, yrs from Muh J. 1919;
atty, Isaac Roirtacher, SO? Morri. Park
r1Nro.N Nv. ,aocit, cor store. @c.NlchoIs.
orun.feld.r to Nc, Popkin, llts Clay
sv: 10 yrs from Mich l. 1919; atty:
The sun., 1919-03-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

5TH Av. "a and ss2--LAv.yer, Title 4 r
Co 20 Dime Saw Bank OF Bklyn. De-
KaIo av: atty, L S Title Co, 90 Court q.
Bklyn, 2 assigns. 10000. and t5T5,
Hath ST. lcs E-Eugenie r and Marie l.
Pechln to Algernon Lesser. e6i $50 81.
Bltlyn. and Algernon D Lesser to ENs
Schafo,s, $50 Hancock ct, Bklyn; attys,
Bennett, W y, Rector ct. a..
signs $4,000 and 81
iOSTH ST. s., s1.s . "a ". mtg $4,000,
meyer Goldberg to Kate steiner. .
E lolst st; ATTY. sami lssacs, lis o.
list ST. sis WIN g west ana ano.
trustees will Jesse West, Jr. to Cath r
Kelly. is W SD st: atty. Jos y Bragg,
is2D ST. ~. W. mtg 50, 5oo-Jos W Tsets
and ano. eIrs Louisa s Teets, to Jos W
Teete. comm Jane Z Teets; atty. Frank
N Tichnor. IS Park Row.............i
Bronx.
W BURNSIDE AN. > cor Davidson av,
lo2. 3SS6.tx irreg-Emco lmpt Co to
Fisher Levine, 10 L 18th st. ct Al (:
attys, Eisman, L. d l. 1888 Bwsy.slOO
is2D ST, 8, 100 Sd sv, ?01So-First
Natl Bank OF Fort Lee, n ]. to Edward
A White, so Gervine av, Fort Lac, N J:
sttys, wornssr a i2o Bway. ....si
BECK ST, IS, ais Iongwood ev. 31Sx
loo-Zelia + Gardner to EliI Gardner.
o22 w l22d ct, u part: Attys, Alexander
- - william 81
The sun., 1919-03-25
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Ea<t side

tWith name ana eourees OF lender ana
Attorney
East side.
,1 Az 90, $500. ..
OF 10. rrisdi.ns f. Isn tuxSs.snt pn M
- Ia a. -. tn.,sii. as,Ss,'
r nj, aoIau.- Isl p, go ssH2no
,sT Az ha,ns H., Iss r,sS sio .,,t,
aiv p'o ea h1 ,o's sm' n s M mar
40 n ~ n,xi. opeuVn'
ioT T SS iso Rway yrs o"' oSc
AZ = aaa co. Zen 80 oc,ss w.
gi-- Chas r David, VIM z and Geo
Lamm to Anna Maurer. 62e nth
81, yr 10, pr mtg tl2.ooo; ATTY,
GEO urainger, 100 Nassau q. .sl,ooo
sSD 81, IlS ano III ~, lots esch
2silrloo.s. pr mtes ~ ecoh and
Louis ana Annie roper 10 benJ
bernstein. see OH ~. bkiyn, yie
s%i atty. Julius ii z'sseF' BIT Brosao
way ,,.....':.:.'s;:.;;';,,, ;ss,oVo
ioL ~. - 80,
70 Joesph FTisch iols lst ~ que DEC
l. 1892, So; atty. Morris Cuko., az,
Park Kow. 49,. .''.,;SI
10th 81, 200 Isl Az. so1ioV,
N. Mar ss-Fiorsvsnte hotnnno 20
Ieodora Songro. sss lostn ~ que
Mar l. iszo. " n. pr mts *s'Voo' sr W.
isaac b hipin. zoo sway ''so'oVV
West Side.
The sun., 1919-03-25
Newark Anglers Dine To- night.
woodcock Time In Jersey.

Al Achtel-Stetters. 81: Broad street
Newark, tonight the twelfth annual din
ner OF the Newark Bait and Fly Casting
Club will be held.
The sun., 1919-03-25

Some time ago bill was introduced N
tho Now Jersey Legislature to change
the open season on woodCock from Oc-
tober 10 to December :. as II now stands,
IS. 90" mber 100 December -. Fortu-
The sun., 1919-03-25

Gs Ss Aug q, 1906 atty, - S %aion. "
TELLER AZ. .5s.'lO n iGGthi 81 'is 90
XIoo-.Charne Ilatz 10 Barney s,snrei.
s s;i sa 1 sis Nassau MsTsn Il, atty, 10y.
5s.sHiOoxis;l -Bsn.n.cn Rmy & GO to tOI W6if
March -; attys. Morrison & s. 5sC
sTEBRINs Az. lg5s. n :. :.is;1,ootiiwVO
S AG''if Ri Hog MT 'i = E cSsmo IS
SAME PRoPERTrYi-saimii Rco ;ciifii'it 80
saml salzman. 1884 BROOK sv, mtg
,NStt;v!2StTai March March 10; same atty. 800
runs 5 icOx loon irres, N Nor
R Re- Estate corpn 20 pixie Security GO.
s ssy s SS,S,o mtg ,islSSo; March ~
?;SsSSdloSm;,.Gu.tove Frey 70 Amelia Gelson.
a aiGy fl'f Tsd e. @ gss sISS March fs
x1ii:5IBsrths Rosenstsin 70 JOS Rosen.
Jn,y 81, 1917; a,tys, iIorowitz & r.
RARNEs ~, s,'s.C,i Morris Park a'n nv.
c,rotona sy, mtg S. 500, March : s.; atty yS1
TITLE q Co, ia Bway.
coCRytANDT Az, IS, So $ w. l62d ST.
Frances X Fcheininger, lcs I'd ay. New
Brighton. staten Island June u, 1917:
att, Titt--G 4 T Co. l76 Bway 81
LANE on map Chas Darke, g. IA W
road from kingsbridge TO Williams
bridge, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bleich TO
Meschel Handler. 255 Hooper ut. Book
,yn, Jan "a; atty. B Alexander, ~ Cham
IBID ST, 677 E. $, COX iOS eliza Peck
TO Leopold Peck. sS6 p l56th st. March
sa; atty Leopold Peck. 33s L l56th
cAuLDwELL Av, 5, '27i.ii n 1ssth ST.
runs s6.2 to Boston rd l02.sx .
H.il-steobihs Rlty and CONSTR Co 10
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25

Give the Journal-Miner job depart ment your order for all kinds of printed stationery - calling cards, ern Arizona. A trial will convince. **
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
AMAYA TURNED LOOSE

Nciberto Amaya, former bur giar, but latterly one of the best be- haved of the county's enforced guests, was released from custody ycsetrday. He had served since Feb ruary 2l of this year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25

Grand Fourth of July Tournament.
 Steer Tying!
 Broncho Busting
 Branding OH the Rope!
 Relay Races. Hat Races.
 Flag Picking!
 Bare-backed Steer Riding!M iPrizesl Grand Prizes!! Cash Finest Hand-carved Saddle i'll the
 Southwestll
 Silver-mounted Bridies!. Spurs"
 Etc. Etc, Etc, E !F !* Barbecue on the Grounds. Grand Ball on 1OO-foot Platform!' Months hence solitary puucners would read the faded and tattercd fragments Of that gorgeous poster with reminiscent signs or smiles; a passing regret for good 'dobe dollars gone into the other mans unreach- able wad, or a happy chucble over the palomina's varied vlctories-but now the sun-burned outfits, grined with the alkalai dust of three months "rodearing, refined up the nard-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
PERSONAL
: = 4 \ 4 y x \ \ \ \ \

Mrs. ". l., FuNerson, county super.
visor, went TO Corvallis this morning
To attend a meeting Of club workers.
W. @. Nost of Stayion arrived in the
eitxthjs morning, having just beep-dis.
"hareed from military service. He has
been in France fer about 90 months,
being for q time connected with the
First supply train. lie returned from
France only few weeks ago,
A. G. Bohrnsted, detnrned this morn.
ing from n business trip Of several days
IN Corvallis aud other valley points.
President r. l.. Campbell Of the Uni
versity of Oregon stopped off III the
city this morning for n brief visit on
his way from Portland to Eugene.
B. i. Eddy, Of the land office at
Rosabnrg, was q recent arrival iH Sa-
lem with a business crrand.
Among recent guests at the Marion
hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Heis-
kell Of indianapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p Green, Los Angeles.
. Geo. Neuucr, Jr., came IN from Rose
burg yesterday for a brief visit ia The
city.
W. 2. Allen Of Sisseton South Dako.
IA was among the recent arrivals at
the Capital hotel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26

The airplanc to be used on this ocea-
sion was shipped from Mathers Field,
Sacramento, to Eugene and arrived
there this morning. Lieutenant Crull
will assemble the machine preparatory
to doing some commercial flying and
to put on SOME extra special stunts for
the Eugene Fourth Of July celebration
It is not known yet whether the avia-
tor will stop for a short time in Albany
or Salem. But there is the assurance
that he viii do some stunt flying over
Salem ON tho affenon Of the Fnnrih.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
BEST BUYS

SO acres an the best of river bottom,
ss cultivated, well fenced; 6 room
bungalow, barn, hog house, chicken
house. family fruit, growing crop il
sold soon. This farm is worth $3.50
per acre. but to move it quickly
will take $6500 on easy terms.
100 acres, 90 cultivated, house,
barns, lots Of outbuildings, well fenc-
ed, close to school and station, S
miles from Salem, only Ss5 per acre.
ll5 acres, 2s cultivated, room house
barn, garage, all necessary outbuild-
ings balance Of the place IN timber
and stump pasture, fine family or
chsrd; only $40 per acre, X cash bal
ance percent
IL acres, all the best Of river bot
tom land; 60 in, cultivation and in
crop, which all goes; good s room
house, two old barns, all well fenced.
lia miles from Beuna Vista, owner
wants to return to Europe; only s75
per acre.
For best buys in ranches or city prop
erty see
SQCOhOFSKY, Bayne building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26

New York, June 26.-The war time
prohibition act, under which no liquor
may be sold after June 80, was upheld
today by the injunction Judge Mayer
granted the brewers, restraining the
federal, district and internal revenue
collector from enforcing war time pro.
hibition, as applied TO 2.75 per cent
beer.
The court held the act was consiitu-
tional and Judge Mayer had no juris-
dietion to cuioin the enforcement of a
constitutional act.
The court recommended that tie dis
-trict attorney hasten final deteFmina-
ton of the issue in the highest court,
and in the meantime interfere with the
business Of brewers as little as posi-
bic.
The litigation was started by the
brewers several months ago to enjoin
the New York district attorney from
prosecuting them for selling 81 per
cent beer and to compel the revenue
collector to sell licenses an drevenue
stamps for the sale of 2.75 per cent
beverage
Judge Mayer enjoined the district
attorney from prosecuting selling Of
2.75 per cent and the revent collector
from refusing to issue licenses and
stamps The higher court knocked out
Mayors injunction in respect to the
district attorney ON the ground Of no
jurisdiction, and in respect to the col
lcetor because the collector had sub
mitted affidavits that he had never
rofusedto ISSUE licenses or stamps-was
perfectly willing TO do SO, il thc brew
crs wanted TO run the risk cf being
prosecuted for selling under the licenses
and stamps.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Notice is hereby given that the
county superintendent Of Marion coun.
~, Oregon. will hold the regular ex-
animation Of applicants for state GER
iifieates at the Salem high school as
follows:' Commencing Wednesday. June
-, 1919, az 9 o clock a. M, and con.
tinuing until Saturday, june 2s, 1919,
ut o clock p. m.
Wednesday Forenoon
US history, writing lpenmanship),
music, drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon
Physiology, reading, manual train.
ing, composition, domestic science,
methods in reading, course of study for
drawing, methods in arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon
Arithmetic, history Of education,
psychology, methods in geography. me.
ehanieal drawing, domestic art, course
Of study for domestic art.
Thursday Afternoon
Grammar, geography, stenography,
American literature, physics, typesrit.
ing. methods in language, thesis for
primary certificate.
Friday Forenoon
Theory and practice. orthography
(spelling,) physical geography, Eng
lish literature. chemistry.
Friday Afternoon
school law, geology, algebra, civil
government.
Saturday Forenoon
Geometry. botany.
Saturday Afternoon
General history. bookkeeping.
". n. SMITH.
County school Superintendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
Double ENFORCEMENT
OF DRY LAWS ORDERED
Decision Of 2.75 Per Cent
Beer Reversed By New
York Court Today.

Washington, June 26-(United Prcssl
The house Judiciary committee today de-
eided to provide separate enforcement
acts for constitutional and war time
prohibition.
This action will have the effect OF
slightly modifying draetie prohibition
enforcement measures during the life Of
the war-atime acts.
The vote today was a direct reversal
Of former committee action. While the
two sets Of enforcement regulations viii
be distinct, the house will consider
both az the SAME time, according to
committee plans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
REALESTATE

HOR SALE-Cheap, a neat modern 5
room bungalow with 2 good lots one
block from paved street, 3 blocks
fIom ear line, half cash, balance easy
terms; also acres ~ miles from
city limits, 5 room house well near
porch, good barn, abcot so fruit trees
Price Sl400, half cash. Square Deal
Realty Go. Phone 40. 60
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
Army Aviator From Eugene
To Fly Over City On 9TH

Salem is to have another airplane
flying over the city on the Fourth.
Through the efforts of Colonel Watson,
arrangements have been made whereby
Lieutenant Crull, was to do some flying
at Eugene on the Fourth, will make a
little side trip over Albany and to sa-
lem, and then back again to Eugene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26
Inez Reed Murder Case
Goes To Jury Late Today

Redwood City, Cal, June 26. The
Inez Reed murder ease, in which DR..
Ephriam Northeott-is accused Of caus-
ing the girl b deaA~thropgh an illegal
operation, will 90 to the jury late to-
day. Arguments by opposing counsel
and the iurg's instructions will occupy
the dav.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-26

The Uurgiar is now abroad in the
land night al SilseFt0u. the grocery
store Of dalius Ain was broken into
and money, bonds and other valuables
carried away to the value Of si00. The
burglar or burglars hfeke into the safe.
An officer went TO siivcrtou this after
noon 70 Investigate.