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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
RECORDED LEASES.

BROADWAY, aa47, str and mart oelnr-
ca L Lunch Co to Louis schiesinser,
a4S Bway., yrs from May 1. 1918, s
pEoXpwHY.. "a. str and e-Ncwsci s', Gse
hoy Edgar and ano TO saml Kaplan, sis
lseth Ut (Crown Stamp Works., . yrs
from Feb l, 1919; atty. Jacob Raplan,
SD 81. COS e, So. soxs0, aii.sami w sriSHo
Harry Goidel. 2ss Bway. 900
S7 TEE, st, tSs-ts w. 4th lOft-Elise q I'm
CO. South Orange, N J (both on prem
issss.. 10 ": from May l. 1919; atty. II l.
ST sG MiesG IS Liberty 81. SO, 500
Wilhelmina Brakeman and ano. trus-
tees to Louis Hart, Sc grafton st, Bkiyn,
s,yg r' 81 from M,,S May !. 1919; atty. L Hart,
SD Az. 2lss. aii-Jas II Purddy to 4 Fed.
man, 1855 Fox st, Bronx. yrs from May
sTH ny s7s. str n and s ;S0e t. ;HS0S
Donnelly to Kotzen & GO, 2te w Ssth ct,
yrs from May /, 1919; address, b Muf-
ssTR ST. siis 'H w. ct centre :ii1iD Wv %
sage 70 Kotzen & Co, a4s w Seth ct.
from from May /, 1919, to Dec a. 1921 .sd:
18th ST. IL E, 4th n-.Livinsston Phelps
Brons, s yrs from May /. 1915: 4 Mar;
10th ST. 1922 W. q s. all-Kayeil Rity
Go to Cornell Garage Co, on premises,
q yrs from June l, 1911, insurance on
10000. taxes, &c, and int at 5h%o on
mtg 10000. and repairs; atty. Chas ]
I'D Av. 1901. str and bsmt-samuei New
man ct al to Leo Adler. $50 I'd av, S
yrs from May /. 1918: atty. Samuel Hell
1oeTH 81, 81 ., bldg and lot; ios;f h's Il,
i43 z, fot--Salvatore Imperato to Emil
Ito Reya- 3N e 1osth ct, 10 yrs; atty.
Jos A Boccia- 1s2 Nassau ST 81 $50
GOLD ST, 20 and 81. office and rolling
room adj b under office and entire
rear-Chas 8 Platt to Handy g. Hartman,
50 Cedar Ct, yrs from May /, 1920;
loisT ST, ns. ,s6 LIST av. the land
Mary l. Handley to Albert A Malsy,
Woodside. p OF Q. trustee. 81 yrs from
May /. 1919, 81 year renew. ...... $500
lo2D ST. s. 2s5 list av, the land
Mary l. Handley to Albert A Malsey,
Woodside, d OF Q, 81 years from May
l. 1919. II years renew. $500
WALL ST, 81, ground n, LIST and I'd floors
and part OF 9th and top ioors-Central
Union Trust Co to Harry seligman ct al,
w Selisman Il Co. 81 Wall st.
10 years; attys, Cadwalader. W T,
~ wall st....... 600
Bronx.
18TH ST. SEA E. store--Angela Carretta
to vincenzo Cardiera. 626 p lS7th st, 3
yrs. from April l, 1919; atty. V Cardiera,
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

wAsHINGToN ST. e cor Watts ST: s6th
at. IS E-Title Guar Trust Co to
Bankers Trust Co. l6 Wall st: address,
lI6 Bway: assns. 900
WEST END AN. ise-Gertrude Levy
to Lawyers Title & Trust Co. 100 Broad
lliTH st. l25-13s w-Bankers Trust Co
to- Surety Really Co. 1876 Bway; attys.
Eiseman. L. & L, 1875 Bway. SEQ. 600
CONVENT Av, 1os-Ios-Chas Lamer
trustee. to Lawyers Mtg Co and Lawyers
Mtg Co to Emigrant Indust Saw Bank
atty. Edw MCGUIRE. 81 Chambers 81 {:
assns. $4,000 and. 600
18th ST. 232 W-Nathaniel q Kelsey to
Title Guar q Trust Co. l7s Bway SO. 200
1s+TH ST. ao3 W, mtg .s.ooO-Aiice e
Schoenberger to y Title q Mtg Co.
AMSrERD1M Az. us.wa;m1 II s sSuV
macher to Lillian N kissing. 1871 L
Sidney st, Mount Vernon. " Y: atty.
Bauerdorf & T. III Bway...s2boo
BROADWAY, 525, mtg $4,000. satisfied
Harbor 20 Sternberger, exrs;
atty. T G a T CO. l75 Bway. $50, 900
llITH ST. 2s6-23s T., a t--CRrmine Eman-
uele 10 Mortimer VI Menken. A d Senft-
ner to same and Tessie f Kalvin to
Benz Fetreo, I55 Riverside Drive; attys,
Feiner Mass, 100 Bwsy; 8 assns.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Scarsdale Estates, Robert r. Far
ley president, sold to Horace Flanagan
OF New Rochelle four plots In the Green
acres section OF Scarsdale. ". Y. Mr..
Flanagan will start the erection Of four
houses on these plots.
s. s. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman sold
for Mrs Mary l.. Christopher TO Herbert
Whileyman OF Manhattan the dwelling
at Stilwell place. and leased for George
NJ. schinzel to Henry Fitch, Jr., of Mont
clair. N. j.. the dwelling at 65 Brook
side avenue. both at Ridgewood, N. ].
Thompson 4 frost. Inc. bought 40 lots,
valued at $4,000. in the Ryan Park sec
ton OF Rye Beach, from the Ryan
Realty Co., through Austin Merritt,
Inc. The new owners plan to erect IL
dwellings estimated to cost from 5000
to $4,000 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
BADEN-POWELL LAUDs SCOUTS.
General Lands for Visit to Cana
dian and United States Boys.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 7.-Major Gen.
Sir Robert s. Baden-Powell, accompanied
by Lady Baden Powell, arrived here to-
day on the steamship Baltic on a mission
to various cities in Canada and the
United States with reference to the Boy
Scout movement. A reception was given
TO them at the pier by the Boy Scouts OF
Halifax and representatives of Domin-
ion, provincial and local organizations.
John.
Sir Robert issued the following mes
sage to the Boy Scouts Of America and
Canada
I'VE are bringing greetings 10 the
Scouts OF Canada and the United
States from their brother Scouts OF
England and congratulations on what
they accomplished on this side OF the
Atlantic In the winning of the war"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
VOLZ IN TWO DEALS,

Fairview Court a six story elevator
apartment house at 3117 to 3131 Broad
way. opposite 12ith street, has been sold
by John Volz to Mr.. Mildner. who liz
said to have paid $4,000 for the prop
erty Goodman and Levy were the
brokers.
: Mr. Volz also sold the two FIVE story
apartment houses at Is TO 81 West 1llth
street, near Fifth avenue, on plot cook
1.l0. The purchaser. Mr.. Ehrlich,
paid s217.500 for tho houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
100000 MOVIE PLANNED.
other Transactions Reported From
Queens.

NJ. Glynne and J. p. Ward bought
from Petit & Plat the plot, 101x192, at
the northwest corner of Steinway and
Grand avenues and extending to Ninth
avenue, in the Astoria section OF Long
Island City. The purchasers will improve
the site with a vaudeville and motion
picture theatre to cost in the neighbor-
hood OF 100000. The structure IL from
plans by Thomas w. Lamb, and Is to be
ready in the fall. 1t will have a seating
capacity of 1000. There will also be a
roof garden accommodating 1900.
The property at 81 Thirty-hrst street.
Broadway Flushing. belonging to .Pease
Brothers, was bought by Anna Burtes OF
Flushing through J. Albert Johntra.
National Sugar Refining Company
bought from the City Real Estate Com
pany a plot, 1S4x172. at the southwest
corner Of Flushing and Central avenues.
Long Island City. adjacent to their plant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
KING ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.
VIII Seek Republican Nomination
for Governor of New Jersey.

Warren C. King, president OF the Man
ufacturers Council OF the State OF New
Jersey, at a dinner given at the Packer
House in Perth Amboy last night def
nitely announced his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Governor be-
fore a gathering OF prominent Repub-
leans OF Middlesex, Somerset and Mon
mouth counties
Mr.. King is the first candidate from
Middlesex county since 1865. About a
week ago he asked the Republican voters
OF the State through the press IL they
desired him to be their candidate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
SWISS APPROVE INCOME TAX.
Levy Stands Until Half of Wa,
Debt Is Paid.

BERN, May Tt is announced that
the citizens OF Switzerland by 30O, 900
votes to 10000 have approved a meas
ure imposing a war tax on incomes, the
tax to be levied until one-half of the
country's debt due TO the war Is paid
of.
The only cantons which returned a
majority against the scheme were Geneva
and Neufchatel.
The tax is to be applied to incomes
exceeding 1000 francs with a progress
sive increase in taxation on the larger
incomes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST s5TH STREET-Union Chemical
Glassware Company. through Moses
H. Rothstein, sold to Mushcart &
Mermelstein the two six story apart
ment houses at 332 and 334 East
Ninety-ffth street. The purcha sers
were represented by Mark Kaufman.
WEST GOTH STREET-James ]. Fitch
ingham sold for a Mrs. Levy to an
investor the Ave story apartment at
1873 West Ninetieth street. 1sxl0o.s.
EAST 55TH STREET-Moore & Wyck-
Off. with w. A p. Phlpps. sold for 8.
Morgan Barber 1877 East Fifty-fifth
street. four story dwelling. 20x10O.
WEST 160TH STREET - Moore g.
Wyckoff. with Dwight. Archibald &
Perry. sold for c. II. Newcomb $50
West 160th street. a five story apart
ment house, 37.6x100.
WEST FOURTH STREET-The Myrick
Plummer estate sold 10 West Fourth
street, a six story loft building. 22.7
xs0.6.
LEXINGTON AvENUE-Henry Nor
genthau Company sold 1879 Lexing-
ton avenue and 143 East 117th street.
northeast corner. two three story
dwellings, 16.4x664x30.3x64, to a
client Of Louis Hutter. Oscar D. and
Herbert V. Dixie were the brokers.
WEST l36TH STREET-Elizabeth An
derson sold the three story dwelling
16sxs01l, at 100 West 138th street.
WEST Path STREET-The East
169th Street Realty Company sold the
six story apartment house at 607 and
500 West 124th street, 4s6x1oo.
EAST slNI E.CT1ssfiT y = 1fa------
Douglas Gibbons & Co. sold for Aug
ust Milius TO z. II. II. Simmons for
occupancy the four story dwelling at
1872 East Sixty-second street, 20xl00.
FIRST AVENCE-Marie Dieckman sold
to Dominick Romano 1858 First ave-
nue.. a four story fiat.
WEST EIGHTH STREET.-THE Man
haitian Savings Institution sold through
Frederick II. Allen b5 West Eighth
street. a six story loft building, 25x
100, to Irving Judas. who Immediately
resold the property to a client OF
Brooks & Momand
EAST SEVENTY-NINTH STREET
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold for the
United States Trust Company the four
story dwelling. l34x1022. at 20 East
Seventy ninth street to a client who
will remodel the house into an Ameri-
can basement dwelling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
Newport Wants Constellation.

NEWPORT. May THE Board OF AL
dermen passed resolutions of protest to-
might against the removal OF the frigate
Constellation to Washington. as suggest
ed by Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Roosevelt. Representative Clark Bur-
dick also has forwarded a protest to
Washington. The Constellation Is at the
Naval Training Station here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
PERsH1NG SQUARES FUTURE.
Board of Estimate to Decide Fate
of Plot Tomorrow.

The question as to whether or not the
vacant property In Pershlng Square
formerly the site OF the old Grand Union
Hotel and now owned by the city, Is to
be sold at public auction will be decided
Tomorrow morning at a meeting of the
Board of Estimate and Apportionmen,
In the City Hall. A number of property
owners and the representatives Of patri-
otic organizations will be present to urge
that the city keep this property and
erect a plaza there as fitting memorial
to American valor in the great war and
Its sons.
John Nee Bowman, president Of va.
rious big hotels in Pershlng Square, will
attend to-morrow's meeting and again
urge that the city keep this property
Comptroller Craig. on the other hand
VIII urge the city to sell the realty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
BROWN REsELLs RoCKFoREsr,

The Rockforest. q six story elevate,
apartment at the southwest corner Of
Fort Washington avenue and 171r
street, has been resold by Frederick
Brown to Emanuel Reinhelmer. an in
vestins client of Nehring Bros. The
Rockforest occupies a lot 94xl03. 1t
rents for about $4,000. Mr.. Brown took
IN part payment the one story taxpayer.
ouxlpV' at fZE and ~ TremOnI aVeHIT,
adjoining Clinton avenue, The Bronx,
and residence on plot 170x225 on Pearl
street. near Ocean avenue. E1beron. Y. j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan

Margaret Ford ct al (forecos OF mtgJ :
attys, Sherman q Sterling.
I'D AN, o s, 74ll II n OF ll6th at, 26xIOo--
Lawyers Mtg Co agt Louis Rinaldo ct al
(foreclos Of mtg: attys, Sherman &
Sterling
18TH ST, e. 5l6 II of 7th ay. ak
ee.l1-Henry Hidenberg ct al agt Morris
Beck ct al tforclos OF mtg) atty. S
Lachman.
s0TH ST. sae E--John McQuade agt Au-
gustus 7 Parsons (notioe Of attaohment)
atty, Mahan.
soTH ST. sss E--Margaret Mcouade ast
Augustus Parsons (notice OF attach
ment atty, ] y Mahan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

KELLY STREET-Arthur d. Calm sold
the two family house. 25xl00. at 749
Kelly street to Philip Springer, a client
OF Henry Hornstein. for occupancy.
HOE AVENUE-Mrs. NJ. Donovan sold
the two family dwelling. 25x100, at
1866 Hoe avenue to a client of Joseph
Bergman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
SIMS so ILL HE GOES HOME.
Victory Loan Talks in New Eng
land Cancelled.

NEWPORT, May because OF the
condition OF his throat Rear-Admiral
Sims has been forced to cancel his
speaking engagements that were to take
him on a tour of New England cities.
He returned to his home here to-day
under orders from his physician to rest
for few days. He intends to 60 to
New York for the testimonial arranged
In his honor for Monday night in Carne-
gle Hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
GARAGE RENTS FOR s2so,ooo.

The Interboro Realty Company leased
Though Louis II. Kaplan and the Nehr-
ing Company the Arrowhead Garage at
4162 Broadway to Bruce and Floyd Tit
man. 1t is modern f1reproof four story
building with a capacity for $50 cars
The rental for fifteen years will aggre-
gate $250000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
Panama Canal strike weakened,

PANAMA, May THE strike of steve
dores at the Atlantic terminus OF the
Panama Canal has been partly broken
by the use Of laborers brought from the
Pacific end Emergency shipments are
being handled and work on all ships is
expected to be resumed soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
TWO BRONX APARTMENTS SOLD

A. Blumenthal sold for Morris Polsky
the two fve story apartment houses at
s77 and 9S6 Avenue st. John, the former
arranged for thirty families and on a
plot 5sxlo0. and the latter. containing
twenty-five families. on a plot 5OxlO0
They were held at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
STATEN ISLAND DEALS.

Cornelius G. Kolfr sold for Dr. r. J.
Moloney the cottage at 3i1 Bard avenue,
Livingston, to Albert o. Jacobson, and
leased for Agnes Turplsch an apartment
at asa Westervet avenue. Tompkinsvilie,
10 o. ]. Korndorfer OF Tompkinsyille.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
FINLAND RECOGNIZED BY U. 8.
Lansing's Announcement stimuli
taneous With Britain's.

PARIS, May 7.-Secretary OF State
Lansing. in a statement issued last
night, announced that the United States
had recognized the de facto Government
Of Finland. The statement said:
In view OF the fact that the people
of Finland have established a repre-
sentative Government the Govern
ment Of the United States of Amer
lea declares that II recognizes the
Government so constituted as the
de facto Government OF an indepen-
dent Finland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
Attorney
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth street)

Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street)
EAST gwAY. q, s. sSxs7s y. jan W., -.
msnd 81; atty, Benz F steinbers, 1ss
PExRk ST. ass, s, i55riiss.s5siSiI.
iis E s4th &. due May ! i. 1871. SO: Pr
pRi !s 81. iiiiis. cor wooster st.
e44I.ox irreg. p m May lTHarry Aro nr
R Ss tsa q; Is %s yf'i So atty. stey
AY Hsmsn 70 To- Samuel Ii Robsrs' sos Park sv
tai,5Oo: attys, Goldsmith 6 Fishkei, dSo
4TH ST. "a Wv a5xsi, p m, May !.
l6 West 18th st. Inc. to Manhattan Lire
WATER 8 ST -? sl6 10 atsxsiy.1xaisxsis. p m.
tai, Hath at and Amsterdam av. due
April 10, 1924. SO; attys. Stewart q =;
45 Wall st...,.. ...,.....'.''''' |lo'ooo
East Side.
(East of Fifth avenue, between Four<
teenth and 10th streets)
Eth Av. cor ssth st. 27x1o2a. p m.
May Frank W Frusauff to Josephine
y va Dr. T msn siSoSSe .t,y. Gay
aoddsfd 81 Wall st. $4,000
West Side.
(west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
sSTH ST. So. 200 nth av, ASSESS: 2 m.
May ELLEN Downey to Isabella Thaw.
Ii2s bloomfield st. Hoboken. N J.
yrs. So; atty Harry Amorman; 2SS
,sF FMA 81. alc W. as. 'i,s.arss.s, m. Nay
7;-ssth Street Co to Julius Neko. sl7
W '7 tn st. p tyss 81 Pr pw mtg $500
6-Christopher d Sullivan TO I Blum
berg. 4soa llth st. Bklyn; ins'ais, az:
pR stsx HSFTl's cor P ZEE :. 7si1i:
s21l2ls pr mtg $4,000; Broadway, sc
cor ssth st. 1s1.sxss.7I12o:7 xla27. pr
tn %'f seeOnd %.T York Realty dopa rs
Bway. due Nov !: 1919, So; atty Lawo
ysrs q T Co. 100 Bwsyy; .:. $4,000
Jessie P Wright to Jas A Brady. .o25
Bway; yrs. So atty. N Y t & ~, NJ CO;
9th 1si ST. aso W. s. ;2i51:iiCO,iii m,
May s-Pierce Contracting Co to q r 4
Realty Co. 1876 Bway. due Oct 6. 1870.
So; attyI Goldsmith r, itoS
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street).
18TH ST. 1st f. SIS. z5xloo.11. p m. May
7-Aron Frauwirth to Ida Rauh. us
waverly pl. yrs. So; atty. T q 4 II
MG1rsoS Az. 1928, aciso. p m. May ~
Jas Mackay to Bertha d
Adams. IL r 31st ST. trustees. yrs:
So; atty. VIM p Mahoney. ~ Wall
BronH.
Borough of The BRONX
cEDAR A. l ph,, aSxsS-M M,s.
aav', Nay 5, due 40 as per bond; st tx
WEBSTER Az. so73-7., wa lots each
K,iiy 20 %s s cs ia, h%.y NAV
yrs. 5La%; atty n T NJ Co. 1876
ARTHUR Az 2o7s,. e.s, 5o.I3lls,s -LoaI.
Smith. Jr, to Realities Inc. sss
yrs. So atty, cas- a a. 3! Sas.a9
ARrHUjR Az 2o7,. $. 5o.1x11s.s%ssms
81 :? .a as;y pr sa% mtg $4,000 May
to same. pr mtg. $4,000. May 8. 5yr.
18TH A' 81 50 E, 5. ao1soH ssSis
NatrIelio to Jos Srundlar, $40 E 18th
atty, A FurtSman. Sd av and nd 1ssth
Az ST JOHNS e s. 81 Beck. ssx ttcOo
isist ST. pr mtg 1000. NAV 6, yrs.
So; atty. Jos Gertnor. 1854 Findlay
sHAKEsiPEARE Az, 8, iis.s i7o,S U st.
2oxlii-Jas Carlo 10 Jas Dillon. 1909
atty, T 9 & T Co. IFS R,wsv' .t $500
Poulsen to Herman Sander 100 W sist
st. pr mtg $4,000. May 5. due July i.
- n, SO; atty. Samuel Setback. III
IsoTH ST. 5 5. ss.s Daily sv ii7ssso oop
Denwood Realty Co to Gross Ave Co, ils
G Gng1's' Ti,s yrs Sc; atty. stSd,
1s0TH ST : W cor Daily av. sis1ioi';7 xaSs
9ss-same to same, May s. yrs. SO;
a.ty. same ......,.,,..'.''' $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

Decision to recognize the Government
Of Finland was taken by the Council OF
Foreign Ministers at Paris Monday An
nouncement was made Tuesday night in
London that the British Government had
recognized the de facto Finnish Gov
eminent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
RESULT AT AUCTION.
At II Wesley STR EET. ]
BY Henry Brady.

ST, 80. $. 1883 Broome, 25x
100, 5 sty tnts and strs-N Life Ins X
Trust GO sGt Louis MichalisRy ct al:
plqintin for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
TENEMENTs REsoLD BY BANK.

The Franklin Savings Bank has resold
the two tenements at 2447 and 244s
Eighth avenue, north of 130th street
which 1t took over at auction about a
week ago as plaintiff IN foreclosure pro-
ceedings. They are five story buildings.
with stores. each on a plot 26.5xl2O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
Commuters /!

Overlooking the Hudson, near express
committing station, country club and Yacht
club, is seml-bunealow home with every
garage. chicken house, for $500 The
best bargain In sight
Howard Goldsmith, g Park Row
Telephone 2Sss Beekman,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

18TH ST SEA z. store--Angela Carretta
to Vincenzo Cardiera, 62e p ls7th st, 3
yrs. from April l, 1919; atty. V Cardiera,
6s4 E 1s7th Observation-Disclosures. f432
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

, though the resolutions adopted by
,'e meeting contained no reference to
.' League Of Nations, Col. Leydecker.
y! ms annual report as president, con-
ue,l ned the proposed covenant.
america has no fear OF war" he
rau, N war be Just and be necessary.
~ desires peace on earth and good
vii, to men, but It has no thought TO
eeHendhee the freedom which our flag
"a. sas synhol'zed, the liberty which has
zen guaranteed 70 the citizens OF the
IspuhIc, by the sacrifices and wisdom
vi our fathers for an ideal association
VIII an the nations Of the world.
mus nation desires association with
al high minded peoples who will see
nay Justice is done. but without pledges
.lu Guarantees which others can claim
IN enforce.
~ gospel OF peace can be phrased
'.er man that which Jesus Christ gave
mankind 1t has not yet become APP
nm VINO Is the author Of that gospel.
On, me declaration that has been our
e'0'5 haa been that this Government
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-27

WE'LL, Mr. Prohibitionist. on whom are YOU blam
ing the strike riots and disorders?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-27
SARAH vs.. NATHAN.

Sarah Miller sues Nathan Miller for divorce in the
local courts. alleging that he IS cruel her and
las provided nothing for her and convenience
and that he refuses to do Nothing unusual about
that say, and down that sordid column
where each day appears the list that
Ing the severance Of the martial bonds bind
to vicious husbands unfaithfl wives. But hold
minute there is something unusual about it all and
causes lump to rise throat and that hands to
eneh the paper bit tighter though they cutched
throat. For Sarah Miller married to Nathan Miller
for forty years finally to the divorce
court and she has borne him children, all OF age
now When she married him she was a 70
bust and healthy girl and right bravey up
household duties the farm Things then
they bless and the woman had TO day
in day out with never holiday and never rest
Always with child her breast she shaved along. look
ing forward the day when she could Tie and
take things easy Through the heat of the
cold of winter she oiled along saving scrmpng to
keep the children school and doing without creature
comforts that He might not be hard pressed or en-
barrassed Gradually the in her checks faded
gradually her became lined and body bent
and she older and less useful her husband
came grabbed and closer. He growled and he
groaned because she could not do what she used
and when she asked for conveniences and comforts
about the home he became mailman. To be she
had helped save and helped but he held the
purse strings and he wasn't goin' to put UP with
such foolshness."
And 50 Sarah has come 70 court for her rights;
gnarled twisted and broken by her slavery Of forty
years but with her spirit undaunted and unhroken
gave Nathan the best that in her during youth
and middle It freely and uncomplainingly-
but her old she demands the comforts Of life
and she proposes to have them know the why
10 doubt Nathan with his money hogs tightly clasped in
his hands wonders what's over the crter"
Il destined find The has turned at last and
has turned into militant aggressive and
pugnacious Sarah has simply absorbed the spirit o
times and i going show Nathan he give
the sack hold She helped make that money and
proposes to have something to say regarding the
manner in which it IS spent.
More strength to her arm And strength toll
the Of all the household drudges this land who
ike Sarah will stand shake their tile faces
Of the brutes who for years have kept them ground
into the earth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-27
BY HERnERT CARNL

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