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%.lIsEIEn MnRElAGEs
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
load ST. . . rs W I'd av. 3Sx1oo.1i-
Harris a Mollie sehonzeit to Dora Schon-
seit (extrx. &C, VIII Meyer II SchonEeit).
ITO e ii3th ct, Feb rs, 1913; atty, Moss,
l. NJ a w, 2ss Bway .........ti. s2o.92
s7TH ST, $40 w-Edmond L oreenm uor-
meriy Edw Lippold and Jennie. his wife
to Fredk Bieki. 2S4 Hewes at. Bklyn,
Jan 10. 1917: atty. Jacob Wiener. 10
Nassau 81. 'tS,VuV
BROOME ct. cor Tompkins st. runs n
1883 to 9 9 wmsburs Bridge property.
10 along property, 2oo.s to W East st
s7,sxw 76.ax 500 to n 8 Broome st,
W. l25.t to beg-R. Hoe Co. 604
Grand st to Edgar 8 Appleby. Glen Cove.
LII. Dec 7. 1918; atty. Cannon q Co. 1875
AV A, 3 1876 g 6sth st. 25x1oo.-Charles
and Karoline Meisezahi. 1929 av A to
Aug venzke, "a Little l:th at. Jan s,
1914; atty Hslimuth Moerchen'. iSs
sRoApwAY. 27so.se-Mesaba Realty CO
TO Evelyn p Gregory. e2s E s2d st
Bkiyn. May 81. 1914; atty G ID Greg
s7THA ST ss-1S w-Phil,on Holding CO 10
Jasper A Campbell. May 20. 1918: atty
Chas Wood, 52 william st.......s22.o 900
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

CLAY AvENUE-Clement H. Smith
sold to a client for investment the
three family house at 1898 Clay ave-
nue..
HOE AvENUE-Williamso & Bryan
sold to a client the Ave story fiat at
1853 Hoe avenue. 25x1oo. in an ali
cash transaction.
BECK STREET-The Benenson Realty
Company sold to a client Of Thomas
Kenoplosky 6s6 Beck street. I'VE
story apartment house. b4xl26. Ell.
fers & Abberly represented tho seller
as attorney.
WASHINGTON Acknowledgement H.
Smith sold to client, who will &C.
cupy. the two family house at 2l7s
Washington avenue.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

9th ST. n .. les Col av-Edw II
say Bank, 94s 9Th av: atty. Middlebrook
a q, 4s Cedar st. .........:::. 1900
NTH ST, t33 O. mtg now sioooo-Walter
8 Doernbers to Title Guar a Trust GO,
s7TH ST, ss-io W, mtg now s2o.s73lS--
Csth d Pringls to Jasper Campbell.
SO w s7th st; atty. N 4 N co;
WEST End AV, ss3-N Y Title a MTG
Co to Amer Trust Co. 1856 B'wsy. $4,000
COLUMBUS Av, cor bsth st. mtg
1IS, 900, . LEO s Bing to Benz r
Lummis, sts w iosth st: atty. Alfred
4. MARLEY. 40 Nassau ct: ...,:,u
TO Lawyers Mort Co. So Liberty $4,000
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Butternela Com pany t. Move.

Fred Butterfieid & Co., Inc, dry goods
commission merchants, are to move
about November from the premises
long occupied at 725 Broadway to the
Hyde Building, at sci Broadway, for
many years tenanted by A. G. Hyde 4
Sons. which business IL now In the
process OF liquidation under the direc-
ton Of the Butterheid interests.
"Hydegrade" and all OF tho other
trade names and trademarks, with the
exception OF "Heatherbioom." Of A. G.
Hyde a Sons. were recently purchased
by Fred Butterfeld d Co., Inc.
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock of Pay
Record. able.
AM n. Hid. i Leather Co. APR 20 May 10
pr. Q, June II July l
Georgia Southern a FTori+a
Ry. Co., LIST IF. ga, S2.60.MAy s May IS
Georgia Southern a Florida
Ry. Co. I'd pr. s-a, s2,60. May 9 May IL
Lissett q Myers Tob. Co.,
a. 3%................ .Mayl5 June .
Powers Film Products. Inc,
SCI. ..:....,.:.;:.., May is May IL
stand. OIL OF California, q,
$3.50 ,........,.....,... May Is June 10
Western Pac!ne ER. Co., pr,
10 ..........,......... May 0 May Is
y. s. Steel, q, Ia g.. May 20 June rs
u. q Steel pf. q. In H....Aay May ~
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BANKER TO BUILD RESIDENCE.

On the vacant plot, 41.3x100.s. on the
south side of Eighty-ninth street, 1875
feet east Of Fifth avenue, a prominent
banker will erect q handsome residence.
The property has Just been sold by
william B. May q Co. for q client. 1t
ad5oins tho residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
c. Bowen. which May & Co. and Douglas
L. Gilman a. Co. sold last week to a
buyer for occupancy. On the south cor
nsr Of Fifth avenue 10 the Benjamin N
Duke homo, erected by him several
years ago, and on the north corner Is
the residence of Malcolm d. Whitman.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF
The TeleDhore Glib, Incorporated:

There will be special meeting OF the
members OF The Telephone Club, Incor-
porsted, at Its principal once, No. $50
West i1th street. Borough OF Manhattan,
the City OF New York. y. Y. on wednes-
one a. o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon tho question
Of authnrizins the changing Of It's present
name, The Telephone Club, Incorporated.
TO THE Telephone Society. Ineorporatsd.d
and for tho purpose of transacting such
other bushes. as may properly come BE-
fore tho meeting.
IL W. cisLER. President
J. D. NEWMAN. Secretary.
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The Hunter Manufacturing and Com
mission Company yesterday announced
an advance of cents yard on sateen
tickings and cent yard on staple
tickings. The concern also advanced
yard.
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Business Troubles
Petitions IN BANKRUPTCY.

BECKIE zUFLACHT-An Involuntary me-
,it,on ssains, Beckie Zpnaeht. 1874 stan
and assets OF $4,000. and - by ono
creditor. b. siegel. claiming $500. Shame
4 Weinrie' :ss Broadway. are the attor-
EDWARD II. sPEITZE--A voluntary pe-
titdon OF Edward II. speitzo. , West
l2eth street. shows Liabilities of ,i,s?s
ana no assets. There are three creditors:
Holders Realty Company. ~ wall stree,
tl.24s; William +, Slevin. al Broadway
1900 and L. London, 27ss Third avenue,
the attorney.
Schedule in Bankruptcy.
THE BIG " DRESS COMPANY, M.
"a schedule OF tho Big " Dress
street, shows liabilities OF Sii.sSs and
assets of 3lool+. 5000 OF which is in
the machinery and stock in trade. The
per. ss Second avenue. n.7s0: J. K ride
a Sons g. Co.. 800 Fourth avenue js45
and and Charles schOo!hSus Son. :ls
Greller, 800 Broadway, Is the attorney.
Receiver In bankruptcy.
-GE&E1 A. ELM G2MnASy-
With h1na ,aJR SS SnsS Asa Asa kSsi9:s TsSeys
Company rs West Forty-fourth street
Discharges In bankruptcy.
Judge A. n. Hand yesterday in tho
United states District Court discharged the
following bankrupts:
Inc, Nine Helene, Jean House. Maderits
Tailoring Company. Lillian NJ Riopslle
Bernard levinson, Joseph Predmore Wall
ter \. Chater'on, HotchkisE & Stein and
Charles NJ. Close.
Assignments
BEcKIE ZUFLACHT. dealing In clothing
at 1874 stanton street, assigned YESTERDAY
FOR the benefit OF creditors to Archibald
Palmer.
DAVID SAX, trading as the Fashion stor..
cloaks and suits, at ATS Third avenue
yesterday assigned for the benefit OF
creditors to Abraham ]. Feinstein.
Judgments.
The following Judgments were hled yes.
terday. April 20. the nrst name being that
Of the debtor:
Azrilian, LeAk--H. Schiller; costs. tlsss1
A,gis, David B-S. Weiss s5ssS
Ahr6ns. q. Monte 20. e. Ahrons
col-causse Mig. a supply
Atlas Assurance Co.. lid. h. "0o'
BeaTd s Of 81 Eiaca;tiion Of city .. i0'"
N. Wv, Kelly. l,s:oss
same Kelly. :...,........... eles5
Boslofsky. Harry, Nathan Her
man, Louis and Hillel or Max
Christian. c.-Fsrweii a Rhines
Co p.::;.....;.;,......;,..... 1855
People; &e. .....;.;;;:.,..;.... $1,000
- tone,same ;;..,,,a..........:,. 10000
Meta! B;a 90. In. $50. s.s7sss
corpa -........-.-..-..... sitsi
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boston Wool Auction To-day.

Boston. April 2s--It wes announced
to-day that offerings Mt ~ wool auc-
ton here tomorrow under the direction
OF the United States Navy Department
will comprise 100000 pounds OF greasy
Australian wool and about $1,000
pounds Of carbonized and neutral,zed
Australian wool,
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PLANS II STORY BUILDING.

The Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Of s: Vanderbilt avenue is the buyer Of
the dwellings at and 8 East Forty
fourth street, the sale OF which by AL
bert b Ashforth, Inc, for the Sarah
v. Day and Mary p. Moor estates was
reported last February. II plans the
REINFORCEMENT OF the site with q twelve
story building for It's exclusive occu-
pancy. Tho general contract for the
improvement has been awarded to West
inghouse, Church. Kerr q Co.
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BUYs APARTMENT NEAR B'wAY.

Louis Schlechter bought from the
Freybell Realty Company b42 West
124th street. six story elevator apart.
ment house, 75x100. 100 feet east Of
$4,000. II rents for $4,000.
Mr.. Schlechter sold 212 west 1lith
street three story dwelling. 17x1o0.
which he took in part payment from
Hugh p. Shelly for the ten story Brook
field apartments Mt $50 Riverside Drive.
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Yesterdays Fires.

A. N. Loss
:O5-146 f. 18th St. unknown, Unknown
2:30-S08 I'd ayi unknown. 49,. $500
0:40-l2i w. l2oth ST.: n. Y, Life
Insurance Co...............,. Slight
o;4o-12 lLspenard ST.; unknown Slight
8 :30-l8-2o w 10th ST.: General
Merchandise Express Co.. Unknown
II :30-4l4 Lenox av.; unknown. Slight
r NJ.
IL :3O--sla f. 4sth st.: unknown. Slight
l 900 1888 Amsterdam av.; I'M
KNOWN $500, .''''''-..s SllHht
i;S6-l25 e. iisth ST.; Ida
Shankin .................. Unknown
s:oo-72s f. :l2th St, Abe Gloti-
now .....''.........., .TrihlnK
s;so-l.s W. Attn ST.: Robert
DlllOn northumberland Unknown
<:oo-S Cannon 81: Max Gold
tesn ,..,.,...'.s......s. unknown
s:0o-s27 w. 6fd ST.: unknown, Unknown
6;b5--et Avenue c; Minnie Sobel Unknown
7:l0-East fremont av. and
W-stchest-r Creek. 49,. Unknown
T:2o--Slo w. liSth St; Il. Green
ned As.ssss~sssss~s-ss.s .Trihing
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE }
COMMERCIAL WORLDt

B s!::; s $::!.! ~ 4 ys:::: ;s
Eagle Transportation CO.. Inc .....
Goldman. Observation-Disclosures. 1872.
Britannica Corpn. ............ ase.U
ooer:beek, Harry A.. Jr.-J. W. cam
costs .o"" 1919
aid ..,''.' . ............... ns.W
indemnify co..'..........1... eo4s.ss
'n 1s' s,pschan nap. '. 10000
Kennedy theatres. ine.--N. Y. ,.,..
K snsins,on co1strue,ion CO.. Inc. -
Aetna Life Ins. Co.......... WV
crsM co.,dms Co. Inc. -. 1.ISr.N
Lott. Geo. c.. and Geo; O.. Lott
Metals Natl. Bank Of City Of
b. q James Jane: D.. C. winston 800.
s.menA.hoisn NAH. bs;in;k:....:. s.ssi.ss =
Leeky; Elsie w.--Ashokan Natl ,s,.sxs
Lane enf Edw.ra--isiain.h,n. knitting :.
1n M,s Dc bsv,a o6..-s. Nc.aii.... 4si,8
Manhattan Holding Coo Pal
Ms s,sis s.my.l Hi.--Ene,eio:
pedia Britannica. ............. lso.Se G
". Y. Rys. Con-. Miller. .-.... i.iS1vS
GebeF, rhnny-b. 1'S-~~
Robert 4 Irwin Powell Co.. Inc. oo,, A.,
Pinto. r rH ana Hi:iiii;; x.ii =.
"e GeddsrdM g. Mai H ....... a.sae.ae
s,s S:Ss = jSSs xGc. aasis::: ss ss$
pe9Ms' Harnien. ........,. 81" 1,eso.os
rr RSssslyH w fniss g. = Rand: s;
Eneyide Gold Mining Co. - q. 90, -.
v,rSin ni shi,pt;uiii;diinis; ccorp,-Xi. ....
wS !s;sS %,,s s.%! a >, & s.a';.l
Same american Li9a. rr.c- =.
w. iS% p S.sr AZ ana Harry K.;i,..- ..
BRONX.
Tho nrst name 10 that Of tho debtor,
Behan, Cornelius--L. NJ. scoVille vTs~sv
Glasgow. Louis--0rolier Society OF
Ho aSnaon Rudolph Nv. T.
Horn,oRsi. Rudoiph--BronI Bfoi.
erage a Security Co ........ sSn
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that Of tho debtor; tho
second that Of the creditor and date whsh
judgment was MED.
D. chang. r eis.a cs'; S:n r..
s. me. p,.;iiiin: Co:
Lomm sr fhiiip.s. Ks::l.r; Jul, ...
1 81 ann. D.yiid.EE. y. Xiyr.ai,;
Jan. ~, 1919. z.2sS"a
Schulz: March II. iSis. -. stHss
-opp:nA.!m Collins = CO.: ,,,.
rh Sn,Ss :. i s,.r.,t coz. d. NV
Horwitz: April 25, 1s1s........ seo.st
Roth Paul - Brunawick- Bake '-|
Coliender Co. Of n. r.: May ...
IL 1913 os
r: isio Co.; M.ren ,s&.s
S' IT, isis sv.e.ted5'... co. Lssaes
Misheii, Harry and Fidelity 4
a.; JAM. Z. 1918 tv.ea,ed5.... assass
ins ntF Dec. 5. 1917. .p'. ~. l.s.IN
'' Klein; Nov 3. isi7............ Ioo.ss
FeS a. lsis. ................ 7,lN
cordley. Frank RIBrooknsia ,..-
S 6 1sI, Co.. ine:; Avg. sl,7.ss
same-sams; Aug. s. 1sls...... s.s7Gsi
Robinson, dec. Nv. NJ NJ.
Martin ct al; May II. lsio..... 1ts.a
Park Estates: Aug. Is. lsis... I.sas.ss
Perry ct Al; April II. iN7.... 3sA.sa
BRONX. ...
Hasgerty. John--H. Deutseh;
Feb. 10, 1915. ro'r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30

WEST 15eTH STREET-Hesler Broth
ers sold to client of Isidor Federman
els to $40 West 156th street, a I'VE
story fiat. 75xI00.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

DUTCH ST. els, VS., 1888 John st
The minister &c. Of Reformed Protestant
Dutch Church TO Philip Zeitlen, al "
ics,h at. a ". from Nay i r lSis; With ~
II PARK Row. taxes, &C, ands,soo a 5000
sTH Az. Ns. aii,,J9. ~ Harris ct g. to
ocks, 4lS lsth 81. Bkiyn. Is yrs from
May 1, 1919: atty. Benz weiss al Bway.
excess taxes. &C, and $500 to 81, 100. TO:
SAME PROPERTY--Max Caesar and Abr
Nichter to same, is yrs from May i.
1919. subj to chsttei mtg $500. is Yrs;
atty, same. ZOO ana tT,ToO
I'D Av. 7loo-2. n . C 1osth ct. two stores
Rosina La Falce and ano to Staroos As
panakn, 257 w 1iith st. yrs from
May /; address g X Apsanskis, 400 I'd
av OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ''.''''. WE
Bronx.
wEsTCHEsTER Az, 500. ground floor
MARI SehnholE to John Schon. s64 Eagle
Av, yrs from May /. 1919; atty. John
Schon, sos westchester av. 1870
IsoTH ST. ass E, cor store. 2ts-Tiebout
Az Co TO- Fredk Wagner. ists Mount
Hope av, yrs from May I. 1918; atty,
F Wagner. lsB Monroe av....... $40
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SALE ON ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE.

Charles wynne sold the Kershaw. .
six story elevator apartment house. tx
100, at 1888 st. Nicholas avenue, rs
feet south Of 1880 street. II contains
twenty-seventh apartments and Ave
stores, and was held at $4,000. II
was bought by Mr.. wynne last month
through Byrne q Bauman. The broker
in the resale was Alexander Selkin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
GIRL SCOUTS LEASE CLUB.

The Manhattan Council. Girl Scouts Of
America, Mrs. Arthur o. Choate COM
missioner. has leased the two dwellings
at 1S9 and 1871 Lexington avenue for q
term through Folsom Bros. and will re-
model the houses into club and dormi-
tory.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

.sTH ST, rs w--Edward Keller aSt CO.
lumbia College trustees ct a.. July as.
,,sT ST xii 10 5io W. and :sa 81, scs TO
5ls W-Walsh Transportation Co agt
National Excavation Foundation Co
ct al, April 10, 1919 (by bond 1911. SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

CLINTON ST, st.Emilie Machsr. sstt
mortgage); attorney, II Cook.
18TH ST. $40 West--Wm ] yassar. aGt
Annie r v Abbs ct al. foreclosure OF
l4TH fin 8. 1918 n q OF Ave B. sl.l0x
1888 VIM c Bowers. exr, ast Charles
Goldberg ct al. foreclosure of mort
Bsse); attorneys. Scott. Gerard a Bow
ers
Bronx.
iTsTu st 5, ZOE 2. " Of Nsp.s eve. 46y
as; Edward l.. CosteT. aEt Leonard I
sa,ssnsSa zndsrson. issl,s q Indssson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

syTH ST. ao7 and ?os E--Jacoo Rubin agt
tSs4.15
SAME PROPERTY-Aaron Udow agt
Laura Oppenheim. owner. and Louis OPP
penhe.m, contractor (renewal) .tl2S. IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
ROPER CAN'T HALT
NEW LUXURY TAX
Tells Dry Goods Men Act Is
Mandatory and Effec-
tive Tomorrow.
Special Despsses 10 TIE sux.

WASHINGTON. April 20. - Postpone
ment Of the operation OF the luxury tar
law 10 impossible. according to q state
n,ent to-day by Commissioner Roper of
the Bureau Of Internal Revenue.
Commissioner Ropcr's statement was
made in reply to a request by tho Ma
tional Retail Dry Goods Association,
through It's executive secretary. Lew
Hahn. for a postponement "in view of
the disarransement Of business which
must result from the attempt to admin
lister the TAI In retail stores without the
assistance Of ofYicial Government ruiinss
and In further view Of the well under
stood intent Of the last Congress to re-
peal the luxury tax"
Mr.. Roper pointed out that the act e.
self specifically sets May a. the date
on which the tar must DO paid on cor
tain articles. therefore II II not within
the power Of his Office to postpone the
operation Of the law.
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$500, 900 APARTMENT SOLD.

The Lehigh Building Corporation,
Irving Judus president, sold to KATE &
Auerbach the six story elevator apart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30

Prices have advanced sharply In the
local raw silk market A. compared
with a week ago KansM grades arc I'D
from 80 to rs cents pound and Sinshui
grades from so to 90 centA Manufac-
turers arc ordering freely and sales are
heavy for as Tar into the future a. July.
Some grades are very scarce and con-
siderable trading 10 going on among i'm.
porters In order to get their stocks ad-
Justed.
Silk 10 selling In Yokohama on . run
away market. reports indicate, with
1880 yen paid and 100 yen asked for
Sinshui No. I. and there ID said to be no
certainty that these prices are holding.
Latest cables from there report large
buying orders and bull market on the
Bourse. The visible supply In given as
$4,000 to 10000 bales rather poorly as
sorted. Shanghai has advanced IS cents
under strong demand and In sympathy
with the growing activity in Japan
There has been an increase Of from
rs to 30 cents in the price Of thrown
silk since last week and the market still
Is tending upward under q growing de-
mand. The situation has not been bet
ter in a long time. az Viewed by sellers
Manufacturers report that they are
about sold up for May and that buying
has made great inroads In the supply
for June.
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tsouth OF Fourteenth strset.)
OLD BROADWAY, o o, 500 " Lawrence
81, 2b1x100-l.and Estate to Nista const
co, sBB Il lseth Of, mtg 1880, b and q
and aE. Feb 81; atty, 7 4 N Co,
ST. SIS. is.s . Msnsin 81, Use
21.exirreS-Chas and Hanno sackmann
% S., Dsds r., IT,, saskmsnH 1917 Hsws' 9.
RIDGE ST. eO-s2, 90 6xi00-Morrk spodsk
70 Anam Realty CO, $50 Grand 1T, mt 4
$4,000. April 70; atty. N A Rabinovitch,
Az A. sw iith 81, si.sxst.sami Re.ieS
ct q to Emile Macher, Rutherford. N
All liens. April s; atty. A orsssich
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-01
TRYING TO TRACK
REDS RESPONSIBLE
FOR BOMB PLOTS

mails safely and were delivered
to the persons to whom they
were addressed. Fortunately.
however, none of the intended
victims has been injured thus
far. How many others have
been mailed no one can tell.
From all the information avail
able it is apparent the makers of the
bombs hoped to eXterminate every
one who has been prominently in
Nolved in the prosecution or depor-
tation of members of the l. w. w.
Timed For May Day
Not only were officers of the I'M
migration Bureau marked for de-
struction, but also the authors of
the bill which would have stopped
immigration for Il year. This meas
ure would have made it difficult for
Russian radicals to gain access to
this country.
Agents of the Department of Jus
tice said they believed the mailing
of the bombs was timed to cause n
reign of terror on May Day, OBJ
served throughout the world not
only by peaceful labor organizations
but the most pronounced radicals.
1t was recalled that radicals in this
country had threatened a demon
stration to-day in behalf of Thomas
J. Mooney. under sentence of life
Imprisonment in California for MUIR
der in connection with the pre-
paredneSS day bomb outrage. Labor
generally has advocated action of
some kind in his behalf, but has
frowned on radical ideas.
Mrs. Mooney Talks
I'VE are not dynamiters and
bombers and our friends are not
bomb throwers." was the comment
of Mrs. Thomas J. Mooney last night
when told the details of the terror
ist plot. , .,
circuitous mode of reasoning the Of
ficials will reach the conclusion that
we had 4 hand in the affair."
Mrs. Mooney will speak at
Mooney mass meeting here tonight.
The deductions of the government
agents were based not only on the
list of those who have received the
bombs addressed to them, but the
names on the wrappers of the in
fernal machines seized in the Post
Office here.
Mayor ole Hanson. of Seattle.
Wash. who brought to a sudden END
the general strike" instituted by
the l. W. W. in the Washington
city, was the first to receive one of
the deadly packages.
Former Senator Thomas w. Hard
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-01

wick, of Atlanta, Ca, author of the
Senate bill to stop immigration. was
the second. His wife was injured
when the bomb exploded.
Burnett Receives Bomb
A bomb was received last night
by Representative John L. Burnett,
of Gadsden. Ala. former chairman
of the House Committee of 1mmi-
grafton.
Another of those marked for de-
struction was Judge Kenesaw Noun
tain Lands, of Chicago, before
whom William d. Haywood and his
followers were tried and found
guilty.
Bombs also were sent to Charles
NJ. Fickert, District Attorney of San
Francisco. and his assistant, Ed
wa I'd Cunha, who were prominent in
the prosecution of Mooney and 9TH
ers implicated with him.
Included in the list of those to
whom the bombs found here were
addressed were;
Anthony Caminetti Commissioner
General of Immigration, who issued
orders for the deportation of a large
number of I. W. w. agitators round
ed up in the west.
Frederick c. Howe, Commissioner
has confessed to somewhat radical
ideas of his own but who was
charged with carrying out the Or
ders of his chief.
William b. Wilson, Secretary of
Labor, whose jurisdiction extends
over ,the Bureau of immigration.
Attorney General Palmer. who
directs the operations of the de-
partment in enforcing prosecutions
of alleged violators of the espionage
law and plotters against the govern
ment.
W. II. Finch, one of the repre-
sentatives of the Department of JUS
tice in this city.
Others Marked
Bombs also were deposited in the
mails for Mayor Hylan, of this city,
and Police Commissioner Enright.
Radicals have accused them of MAX
ing il impossible to rent halls in
which to hold demonstrations. They
also have barred the red flag in
parades or at meetings of any kind.
Others on the list of those marked
for death by the reds were John
d. Rockefeller and ]. p. Morgan.
In this connection it was recalled
that Thomas J. Tunney, inspector of
police in this city. testified before
the Senate committee which inves-
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Persons to Whom the
Bombs We're Addressed

" HE addresses on the sixteen
packages seized in the New
York Post Office were all
typewriter and were intended
for the following persons:
William NJ. Wood, 81 Fair
field street. Boston, Mass.
Frederick c. Howe, Commits
sioner of Immigration, New
York, n. Y.
Mitchell A. Palmer. L. S. At
torney General, Washington.
Anthony Caminetti, Bureau
of immigration. Washington.
William b. Wilson, Secretary
of Labor. Washington.
Senator L. Larry Eyre, Ches-
ter, Pa.
William H. Lamar. Solicitor
General, Washington.
w. H. Finch, Department of
Justice, y. Y.
A. s. Burleson, Postmaster
General, Washington.
]. +. Hylan, Mayor, New York
City, \. Y.
Rich f. Enright, Police Com
missioner. New York City. n. Y.
John d. Rockefeller, Pocantico
Hills. Tarrytown, \. Y.
William 1. Schaffer. Attorney
General, Harrisburg, Pa.
Governor William {. Sproul,
Chester, Pa.
oliver Wendell Homes, U. S.
Chef Justice, 1720-1st, Wash
J. P. Morgan, 2S1 Madison
avenue, New York City.