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Observation-Disclosures

BAYARD ST. 40, > s. 25xs4; Jan q; y Wei.nsky
To-. sG sS EVSSG Srer Mse IL 3! e sy st b5SSA9 Sos
BgTKMHN gSa STlcGWSSff Sf 81 saiisioi io 'Sy n;
Jan Jan ~: Max iasIer ct al to the samuel Vernon
Es,atc 50 DuSne q; srs g; atty iG preds cox
oHIXy%gFRs HeXyT2FR i-S S Hfi2Ssawas iS4 2oi II Of BTosG
way 'S55; NJ Ian ~; 10 W@ w j, LaShnrTr dns r q
!. i9S3 p c; attys, Winthrop & :, 5l Liberty
ciigS slsSap < LYMAN 1 Barr j "a? 'ss
eRniply>cH nily 81 Co. s6 5o pso"sSs{f r SSs Ii o. edSr st.
T5sxo9 sr,'Sy 9Sy ys,GgG;u lSs; Geo y,.sa' sns o 70 +
iyso. p s. PSgior %tgc sl5co' attys Ag',.nS dS
' oss5 saTG' o. NJ Jan Jan o Ike BotSlnlsS to Rerth.
less ,2 81 Marx nsrTnos sy ih,o'gJTiiyn io rs
GRS%P Sri 5a. s.. 2t{fo 70 IS g alley {. NJ;
T,Ee - % rgaGvay' ssEioo ys ctss, s2 GG2 ;
wct iero Meier orpa % 'so 10 All r st ae"GE due Fee f.
ioa8: G-p 6; prior mtsc 10000; atty. 4. 9 s
nivEfisIibSE DRIVE $ cor l;eth .t. icj.sStisy
q9ii iu579; Jan %l shenh ,g nR& Go 70 Oscar
atys. r's'M Morrison G" schiff so Bfoadway note.
as 81 ~: IN: Jan 20; John ierzing 70 Lizzie KiizieT
tse Ss $50 "a dtss s' sStsr 6 Nassau SS"S Po
m: Jan 81: Ferry Realty co to Nina WiIkcu.
he 1909 u Both 1t. Brooklyn: Yrs, .
WALkEii Sf. ~. :. iaxso: D M: jan 10
United Interests, Inc. to Emigrant indrst say
Bank; . yrs, ~ &c: atty. " y oGorman.
~ Chambers st................... 81 900
YORK ST. s. \ A. ao.a II " of West ilroadway
tsss' .rs ncc4ooa grE a"pc 10 r " cr syustcS
IN Hudson. y; due June ~. 1ni7: . u =:
prior mtgc $1,000; atty. VIM Relyeas iN
abS n. W Z. 5o.i II Of io,th ST. a5xi5; % y IA;
GafN
$50 Amsterdam nv; mos. g prior IN 20
$1,000; atty. Gerson G Young, ie2 Bnoadway.
op Az. 2.IGI n o cor i2ist ST. 2jS7I m: ian
~: Andrea Curzosna 90 John leintz 2 2Oi
Trnaiwny. n nno. 10 yrs; 5a y e. prior intgc
SlO.coo atty q y Co i5G broad
,nT 90 20 ~ Z, cf ioiib 4, ~ nv
Jan 20; Josephine Care go Geo y Martens. Of
Oidwirk, v 7. A ano tiruStees: yrs. O y 9 I:
atty. n 4. a 4 90, i16 broadway ...... so Hp
2D Ay. +, COZ N of lsth ~ 2OsCOj Jan 30;
Saml Lurce to Herman Auskulat. II Hamilton
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Neutrality-suspicious..


cREsIoN AK 17eth ST 2o2 sb gxi9c 4 GFest9r Ees9T
G. to John Alden Realty CorPn. = r 49t9 3a5o 81
, :; attys' GettneS. S { A. 300 broadway $50. 600
oiAX Az aiG 4 q 1ssFh & on;v s. $3.50; so
9aIenne az prior an9 tre 70 .oeb j Jan %
6p c. atty, Title Guar & I co. 1T5 Broad, I'D
Elton Az n s. 81 ) it " Of i62d st. q. .sx
G GHaSDs Go.oaa ks 1np prior to e
y; instalss 81 c; atty. title Guar + GS; Coo
EbsoS is SrGasw@y %8 s. 200 IT Of fremont a3 s9 COX
ee to pgrm D,ay y; y 30 Sorr as to Clark n e%
% Gf aty cp"iI% low '9n a5G q? 1Sfing S % place 800
H9lANp LAY AX ynG 5 ( tnna Of Morris Raddr rark M
e. e: atty. 1 Title Gu Guar '0'Y i Co Co. iio Broad.
LOT 2, map Wells vs. storer ct al: Max Davidson
to George Meckintosh; 40 Argyle road; Jan %;
!. yrs, o D c; atty. Title Guar & I CO 1ao
L6T 80, map Bronx View Park Andrew q Carlson
$500; Dec 81 1919: yrs, c; atty. fitlo b;o
loo.l; Paasqaals Diloreto { ano to Dominie eo6 4
'!a s a asias s bsnsdic' ATTY e PilGs Gnr %He
Nh@B"ID @ iST Xv. a56o 5, "a izi6s Iorenz sEch,
Pysi9r Titss 5000; jan 90; + Yrs, p c;sstt1yG;
yrs, 5la c; atty, A steinmet, 1905 is0th
WILLIS Av, G cor Hist st. 75x99.4: First
Methodist Episcopal Church OF North New York
10 Board of Home Missions Church Extension
OF Methodist Episcopal Church; Jan %; due as
per agnt . G; atty, i Spencer, Jr.
wffLiAMsBRiDGE ROAD. 1,4I6. $. 25xS6. 8:
Raffaele Recci to Guy Van Amringe (trus), I
" 44th st; Jan 20; 3 yrs. c; atty, Title
Guar & 7 Co. fT6 Broadway ......... .sf, ,TJ0
18TH Sr. $. 1893 II OF Cypress av. 62 OK
100: Denwood Realty Co TO A Peraco. 80.
u 18th st, Brooklyn; Jan Is; yrs, Jia p g; atty,
Title Guar 4 T Go. f76 Broadway. -. .Sf6 O00
1GjTH ST. 5, 100 IT OF Stebbins av J0x irreg:
Jos Arcnson to Bernard Drucker 3i1 II 201s'
st; prior mtge So 800; Jan 20: Z yrs, q y e;
attys. Curtis: I. & Q. 81 Chambers st. .s1G.OOc
16gITi ST. 4J6 T.. $. 2Jxlo0 Meyer lsichmun u
Jacob Ieingold.. II y 1o5th st: Jan 20; yrs,
G.; atty. J Feingold, u = 1o1th st. So 900
140IIi 81. 59s Y. $, 3sxioo: Morris Kudysct
Sls;C1 ian 20; yrs, D c; atty. Title Guar
iTdTif sT, cor Briistow. ioox2s: John Baites
10 VIM Bonynge. 20 Bentley av Jersey City
J; prior nitge S2i 600; Jan 20: instas: G p q
ativs, Olcott. Mem * Y. i10 Broadway SIS 30.
10TH ST. GQ4 Il. S. 1s.fly125: Philip Eisenbcre
70 Arthur Brounet. G0t II 10th 81: Jan @ due
Mar !, 1923. q c; atty. Title Guar & r 90
175TH i,' 81. G2a ii. s. 2lx1o5 Beckic finkelsieu
10 Sarah Gregory, 42O W 10th st: Ian -
due. &c as per bond; atty, Lawyers Title &
y 20. lO Broadway ............. 81. .OOo
21%TH ST. 902 Il. $. 25x1CO: Maria Mirizic
4 ano 10 Rosa Faziola, 9o2 L 2i3th st: Jan 20
yrs. c; atty, Saml Fortunate. 1875 Arthur
I.
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Business Failures.

Bradstreet's reports t0i failures IN the United
states for The week. against 10, Tor tue previous
week and iiO. 2g2 3l2 and i1G for the correspond
ing weeks 1919 20 1919. rho New England States
had IL; Middle Is: western. -: Northwcstcrn.
u. southern. - and Far Western. \ Canada
had ~, against ~ FOR tho previous week, In the
United states about ~ ner cent d The total
number Of concerns failing had 5000 capital or
,uuitut
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Lis Pendens--Manhattan.

Az =, W cor 9Th st. 2sxGi.2: Joseph u Lee ct
.Imentl;. attys. Alley. Lee 8 voorhees,.
iii .AE; . 5; G3.5 q of 12lst It. ~ .6192:
:, f@2reclosure fore of ntgel; atty. X Brown.
18TH 81; $. 300 II " OF Lenox av. JOx9o. I;
ti1n 10 70 set aside deed. &cl; atty, Cohen Bros.
l45D 81. $: - II W OF Lenox av. ~. sN39 II 4.
foreclosure OF mtGel; atys. Gleason. VogeI d
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Mechanics Liens-Manbatton

9TH ST, $40 TO $50 W: Feinberg & reinhcrg
Inc: VS. Albert y Rohe, owner; : A Mcnns.
1odIH ST, 40i-4lg T.. n lO5th st. 4O3-li3 r.: lie"
Silvernian vs. Nathan Mfg co. owner: Brown
1.yrii ST, s. 200 II Q OF Amsterdam av, ai7x
70 l2Sth st x2JS: Leo Silycrman VS. Bernheimer
\ Schwartz Brewing Go, owner: Brown Bros
INC. owners builders. contractors ire
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Business Troubles.

SCHNEEwEISS CO., tNC.--Judgc Knox has ap-
pointed Felix A. Mudpon receiver for Schn.e-
weiss Co., Inc. manufacturers Of optical gosis
az No. 40 East Thirty fourth street. in S2.a0u
bond II is said that the liabilities are In excess
q $500 and that the assets are approximately
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Bronx Coun,
COURT CALENDARS
FOR TO-DAY

FOR TODAY.
Appellate Division. supreme Court -i;ecess;
Supreme Court, Special Term, Part 2.-Bciorc
Finch. j. Court opens at 1890 A. NJ. ES-parte
matters.
Surrogates' Court Chambers Foley. s.
At 1880 \. NJ. Win for probate:-Charlotte ID.
Bigelow.
del j. Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Ex-parte mat
ters at 1890 A. NJ.
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az, Grarfere, j; yrs 5'i c; atty y Mo,ss sos
=, Adler sS5 "a ay' 80 :sFo;VVy
n hssa III x Kais t. seT9o aSI' Rcalty ~ O. Iss5
81 lue Fsh ig2f, ? & 6; pIiot mtse SlSv9; y: %o
efn Az " a % sei SAN St, lsns, i7s;s c9k u
$50 e. Both s. < y2lix As'.5 3S " An! ~ :
Realties, fnc. to Alfred i S.arIing. 35 v. l7tll
s. e al trusisc Mm Martin; G due l -a.a xsb Il
gTrdna'gG T, ID VIII brior bnsa tse si2Soooi atty Bs
3GTH Sir. Il, :. @5x9so , m: Jan 20; Franl:
{. Shattuck Co % Metropolitan Trnst. Co, 90
attys. II Parsons. nn0 & Hef 81 Wiia st 500 900
ioTif 81. e;;S-e4l ". 5, runs p iooT v 5ox n
Jan 2e Isabella Baird 70 lorkyille Bank. LII
~ lhe nv; ,i yri E; pr2f !se seovo 1o atSy o
Jan 20; Isabella Baird % Yorkvlie Bank. i,5i1
7qp ases ST. scagl'Rs' sa ~ is 5oslo e s9 =;
81 cyawfoldp yrS s. Epssi2T ps mise si'ooo adS5
eth sp i w te GuoT 'aq Tss CO. ~
Broaiway: due & int as bond. :. $40 o3o
sensten HDp isS sa 7san l. same ano hg rg.tees
yrs; prior intge $4,000 atty. - Lnd, Nd
seTii 81. 81 81 81" ". isxioos m; Jan =;
So, Wiener to Caroline A buhler ei psndome
STARK {s Fersy paS S PT,sd %'se $1,000 @
'h addph S 1SS III to sano ag
fsth st: yrs: m tgc ms bond: prior mtge IS 600:
atty. \ II a. Go, 49, Broadway. 81, iOO
10TH sT; IIg w SIS, .5xlo9ll; m; & jan @s;; -;
Vanderbilt av. Brooklyn; 8 yrs: q p c., prior
mtge $4,000; atty. ii Pinto. Rectot
1iCTH sir. 35-ii W. $. i50xI0o; Jan -: Crown
Operating Co to Samuel kadin, 800 20, dtn - Az
atty, Jacob | Berman. $40 Broadway. $40 ,0od
125TII ST. 10 Z. $, q. 11x99 II. with to strip
on @ O.1x29.11 p IN: Jan 20; Mantegazza Realty
Corpn to John i Haase Realty Co. lOl r l25tb
st; due Feb /. 1925 y C: prior mtge $50 900
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Ali Real Estate and
classified advertisements
for The Sun and New
York Hsrnld for insertion
sunday, Feb. /, 1920, only
should DC sent to office of
New York Herald, Herald
Square. All display ad-
vortlsisss copy to 28O
Broadway.
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OliI AN. s.. 255 ~ n of 53d 81. 25x1oO: sam
untermyer loans Henry ID a Maria G Dow
10 erect story office building T. u
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS REPORTED FROM METROPOLITAN ZON

Mallno Simon brighton Waist C0mpanyl--J
Roserblutl 81 .li5. 81.
Nedderman Henry. and New Amsterdam Gas
ualtY Iomuany--peunie, Nc., 81 coo
National Buresl Of Foreign Trade, inc,--A
Ullman S1DS..2
Onorato. Peter. ana New Amsterdam Casualt,
Company Peope. Nc.. 500.
Robert son. Elizahetl--F. carter. 81 ,.2S.!Ai,
Swan syndicate Company lnc.-Lenz Photo I'm
craving COMPANY. SI024l.
302.75
United states Fidelity Guaranty Compsny-M
Bambcrger. 81 076..2.
Want IL. M-Standard Hotel Supply Company
$9:,2. 10.
william Andrews Trucking Company-J. Fried
man. 81 .Jl2.76.
NoodNard. Eliiah-H. S. Holt Sl10. %
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

~~~~~~--~~~~-~-~--s---~-~
A. Wanted. dwelling. below Jnth ST.. west Of
Lexington ay.. TO use Tor business PURPOSES, -
% ~ foot: not over S4O.0po; early pos session.
|G. W. CtSllNAN a co. 80 West I'D ~.
TENEMENT bargains where small nuount cgsli
required; brokers protected. +. b.. I0i Her
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Building Loan-Bronx.

CKbSION AV, cor 10th St iO0x2o2 g.
Crsssion Ss sv, y cor fremont av, 50xio0. John
Alden Realty COrpn loans 1871 ST Really 90
Iuc. 70 erect - story buildings Is payments,
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Satisfied Judgments.
New York County.

IlIpI:--
Butterworth, Frank. n. Wainwright, August
Waltz & 90, Inc.-B. welse. December 20,
1919 tcancelledl, s11.1s52o.
Bronx County.
David Brandt. Inc.-J. L. O'Hara ct al; July
!, 1919: 81 ,01o.T2.
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Bronx County.

Acberman, Arthur-y. Mason. so,Gs2. "a
Morrissey EdwaTd-tunk Brewery. S1sT %.
National Bureau Of Foreign Trade, lnc.-A
Ulman. S60J. ~
Park & Tilford-s Young. Sao3I.30
Rioti. Gertrude ana Theresa Conradsen-W
Conradsen. 81. 16;i.i7.
Rogow, SaInuel--C. Lang. S1.i45.sO.
Eosenthal. Samuel-H. Boule, s., ,G3o. So
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Mechanics Lien-Bronx
Building Loan-Manh,

HUGHES AN. zoos; Louis. Steinbcrg against
Mary Weinsten. owner !S contractor s165. ..
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Bath Beach Bargain.
Borough of oueens-Sale or Rent.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Long Island--sale or Rent.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
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Lease---Bronx

Lease--Bronx.
3p.. Av. 2,Ii2 all; NIm T Bernhert urus) 10
VIM Iusrhcr. 2Ii2 3d av, et al: 2-12 yrs
from fcb l. 1870. atty, Il u Bergman. h0a
Wills ay...................... $1,000
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houses for sale in all sec.
tions; possession.
LEON 5. ALTMAYER. CO East seth.
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Horton estate sold to Merit Realty Cor
poration. Marcus l.. Osk. president four
four story tcncments. at Lass Park av
21xi0. and 103 TO io1 East l0Sth ST.. 26.3x7i
each. forming an IL around the north
east corner of the two thoroughfarcs.
The property has been in possession of the
Horton family more than fifty years. E.
TX. Ludlow & Co. and Hugh H. Ranoy
werc the brokers'
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Downtown Properties sold.

Charles Galewski rcsold TO Solomon
Ginsberg the Washington. six story
apartment at 3lS to 322 West 5ist ST.. G0x
100; also the jefferson six story ele-
vator structure AT S2i TO 32S West j1st ST..
6ixi0o. held at $4,000 aud renting for $50,
coo per nnnum. Mlard Welt and L. Wlles
we're the brokers. Mr.. Galewski bought
the house a few days ago from the Paskus
estate.
David Follender purchased from the
ruwixht Company Carvel Court, u seven
syory elevator apartment. at 20 st. Nicholas
av., northeast corner OF 18th ST., b0xsdx12i.
w. s. e. \. S Katzenstein. attorneys,
acted as brokers.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. as
trustee, sold 90 Riverside Drive. north cor
ner OF 18TH ST.. four story dwelling, 25ix
S0.4x irregular.
Ncwmark e. Jacobs sold TO the Elwarc
Realty Company through a. Katz the six
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Washington Heights. Above 1c5th ST
West of Sth ".

"a BARGAIN.--i71th St. near Amsterdam av.-
SIX story walk up; price $4,000; mortgage
S23. 800; rental ST. SIS old rents: no leases; want
offer: must be sold TO close estate.
IL. v. MEAD & CO.. 493 8th Av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
THREE FINGER BROWN
QUITS TERRE H4UTE

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. June &c.
Mordacai Brown. three-finger pitch
er, former star OF the Chicago Ma
uonalS Wednesday night rendered
his resignation as manager OF the
Terre Haute Three-I club. He was
manager OF the club last year and
played as well this year until re-
Gently. Brown said he felt the club
could not afford a bench manager
and he was not in condition to take
his regular turn with the pitchers.
Outfielder Oberta was appointed as
temporary manager. Brown did not
announce his plans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
CREDITORS OF
BURNHAM MEET
Frank ]. Green of Chamber of
Commerce Tells of
Capture.

Creditors who had deposited
money on contracts for the erection
of homes by ". ]. Burnham prior
10 his sudden departure from the
city with contracts unexecuted and
homes unbuilt, met at the Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday night. to
obtain report on the apprehension
of the accused.
Frank J. Green. manager OF the
chamber. related how Durham had
been apprehended in New Jersey
through the circular letter sent out
by the South Bend Chamber Of
Commerce TO commercial organiZa-
tions in other cities.
Write out Statement.
IL was further decided. upon re-
quest Of the prosecuting attorney.
that those who had dealings with
Mr.. Rurnnam would write out a
statement of such transactions and
and submit IL 10 the
prosecutor office through the
Chamber Of Commerce.
The cost OF making the arrest and
bringing the accused to the city was
estimated at a little over $500. and
OF this sum $3.50 had been paid by
the Chamber of Commerce. which
donated half the amount. The re-
mainder is being made up by private
from persons claiming
10 have suffered loss from transac-
tons with Burnham. The matter OF
employing counsel TO assis. in the
prosecution was brought up, but IL
was decided 10 leave the prosecu-
ton rest entirely in the hands OF
the state for the present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
Attorney
Lays Doom Lac
to Federal Men

Trying TO dictate 10 local officers
as TO the proper form of receipt for
the LIQUOR turned over by the police
TO Sheriff Duck in the thinner
Dambacher case, Wednesday after
noon. caused several Of the fedora,
officers TO receive a severe reprl-
mand from City Atty. Slick, repre-
senting Chief of Police Kline, and
Atty. Clifford DuComb. represent
ing Sheriff Duck. After the trans
fer of liquor had been made from
the bull pen" TO the truck, Atty.
Slick and Chief Kline appeared with
a voucher TO be signed by the sher-
if.
Several federal officers were on
the scene during the checking Of
the 1913 cases of American Pride
whisky. At Atty. Slick was about
to have the voucher signed one Of
the federal representatives informed
the city attorney that II was not the
way the case should be handled.
According TO statements made by
local attorneys the case is finished
in the federal court and entirely in
the hands of local officials.
slick Pcevcd.
Inc IeQeIdl agent > dlIclhpN W
dictate aroused the ire of both City
Atty. Slick and Atty. DuComb who
proceeded to inform the agent that
this was none of his affair and ask
ing to know on what grounds he
should dictate to them.
A hot argument between the two
local attorneys and the federal
agent ensupl. which resulted in the
federal agent stating that he
would take the entire crowd be-
fore Federal Judge Anderson"
IF you attempt anything like
that" retorted City Atty. Slick.
you will be the sickest chap you
ever saw" Eyes and we can face
the Judge with clean hands," re-
piled Atty. DuComb. After more
words with the two attorneys the
federal agents retired, having moth
ing more to say.
According 10 opinions advanced
by several attorneys present at the
transfer of the liquor, the federal
agents acted without the proper au-
thority as the case is out of the
hands of the federal government
and considerable comment was
caused as the result Of their action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
ST. LOUIS QUARTET
SINGS At CONCERT
IN WALTHER HALL

The Shubert quartet OF St Louis
gave the first of its concerts at the
Walther League hall. 40 W. Jeffer-
son St, on Wednesday night. The
program comprised the usual con-
cert numbers, intersperSed with the
always popular nonsense songs.
All the numbers were we'll Sc
1eeted except My Ain Folk" which
proved beyond the quartet's scope
both musically and emotionally.
The audience was large in spite
of the heat, and responsive through
out the program. as much so toward
the end as at the beginning. Al
most every number took at least one
encore. and some took more.
Little Cotton Dolly" Far at
Sea" and "By the Fire" were nota-
bly, we'll rendered 1y the quartet.
The members of the quartet are
+. Zirbel and A. F'ritze, first and
second tenors: M. Strasen. first
bass. and p. Kauffeld. second bass.
Armin schroeder is the accompan-
ist.
Another concert will be given this
evening. sacred music will be sunS
almost exclusively.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
Wild Demonstrations Feature
Nominations of Candidates

ception as he mounted the speak
er's stand.
EulOgiLcs Smith.
EulogiZing Gov. Smith as one
whose life and character offered in
itself a perfect platform" Mr. Cock
ran said. We have a great leader
ship. one OF the greatest the world
has ever known. The war was I'M
dertaken TO make the world safe for
democracy and the result has been
10 spread democracy throughout the
world Democracy means Opportun-
ity and equal opportunity for all.
Il nominate here today a man
who personihes democracy-a man
who has risen from a Ieddlar's
wagon TO the governorship OF the
great state OF New York. and he
never has lost any one Of the
friends he has gained since his
youth. He is known to everyone,
high or low, as Al Smith"
President Wilson, the speaker
said. had been a great leader,
though he had held "a part in the
"enmineRce of greatness"
but Al Smith" he continued, lis
the man who could lead US, not far
away. but near at hand, shoulder to
shoulder with US, along the paths
Woodrow Wilson has pointed the
way"
OId-Tinie Oratory.
There was a lot of old time dem
ocratic oratory in the speech and IL
made a hit with the delegates and
the galleries. The New York band
played "TAmmany, Tammany.
Sen Robinson tried for order but
the New Workers would not sit down
until they had sung The Sidewalks
of New York." in which they got
both the band and the pipe organ
to Join The New York and New
Jersey standards were carried
around the hall in an attempt 10 or
gani2e a parade but most of the del
egates remained in their places
Some one took the pennsylvania
marker across to the New York del
egation and then the Ohio and Iowa
standards started moving in the
same direction while the crowd and
the band and organ switched to
sweet Rose O'Grady" and the
"Bowery, the Bowery.'
Start Parade.
The rhythm of the old familiar
tunes got the delegates into MOOD
for anything but resuming their
seats. a good sized parade had
started and the file Of marchers
swayed back and forth in locksteL
with just a suggestion OF the SHIN
my.
AS the band finally dropped into
a repetition of "On the Sidewalks or
New York" milling crowds on the
convention floor would not let it
stop and the strains were taken up
and repeated over and over again.
Finally every single state stand
ard on the floor fell into the march
ing line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
BOARD OF WORKS
IN BUSY SESSION
Award Paving Contracts and
Confirm Paving Res
olutions.

Considerable routine business oc-
cupied the time OF the board OF pub
lie works at it's meeting held Wed
nesday evening. The resolution for
the hearing for the pipe sewer on
Durham St, from Mcpherson To
Chaplin SITS. was confirmed as well
as the resolution for the pipe sewer
on F'rederickson and Elmer sta.
from Olive ST, to Lincoln WAY w.
The resolution for the paving Of
Francis ST., from Cedar st. to the
north line of the Grand Trunk rail-
way was modified and confirmed.
while the resolution for the pipe
sewer on Stull St, from Michigan to
Franklin SITS, was also confirmed
and the resolution for the pipe
sewer on High St. from Indiana av.
TO Dubail av., was rejected.
The assessment roll for the pine
sewer on Corby St, from Notre
Dame av. TO South Bend av.. was
confirmed. An informal hearing
was held on the paving of Sample
81, from Walnut TO Olive SITS. The
White Construction Co, which was
awarded the contract or paving,
desires 10 cancel the contract. The
hearing was deferred until July Il.
at which time the company's attor-
neys, as well as property owners.
viii be present The contract for
the sewer on Poland St, from Wal
nut TO Webster SITS, was awarded to
Bruno DePaepe. A preliminary or
der for the paving of Beal ST. with
aSphaltic concrete was issued by the
board, as we'll as a preliminary or
der for the paving of North Shore
Or. with macadam.
The McCready Construction Co.
was awarded the contract for paving
the alley east of st. Joseph St. from
Jefferson blvd. TO Wayne st. with
concrete. The following resolutions
were adopted by the board: Sewer
on Stanfield St, from Howard to
Corby SITS; paving on Haney av..
from Miami 10 Leer SITS: paving on
Miner st, from Notre Dame av. to
St Peter St; paving on Donald St.
from Michigan st. 20 Studebaker
park; paving on Lawndale av.. from
Van Buren, st. TO Vassar Park addi-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
SATURDAY WILL
BE POLISH DAY
Mayor Carson Issues Procla-
nation to Assist in
Loan Drive.

Mayor Carson Wednesday issued 4
proclamation setting aside Saturday
as Polish day in South Bend Thi
was done TO assist the Poles in fill
ing their loan quota, which is set at
S365, 600, 00O for the United States.
The document lauds the patriotism
Of the Polish nation and encourages
them in their efforts to rehabilitatc
their devastated land.
The Polish Citizens Committee:
South Bend, Ind.
Gentlemen:
Ever since I first read the story
of l<osciusZko, l have held the pc
triotism of the Polish people in the
highest regard.
Praises Polish People.
Throughout the history of our
country there are numerous evil
dences of their affection and devo-
ton and sacrifices, which have help
ed maintain our independence and
prosperity. / am especially proud
Of their endeavors in the industrial
progress Of our city, and I feel that
ii is only my duty TO help them now
in their efforts TO rehabiitate their
motherland.
Americans should not forget
these brave people IN their hour of
stress, especially when we recall that
during the various Liberty loan cam
paigns Polish Americans subscribed
1865, 900, 900.
Therefore, TO show my apprecia-
ton OF their great work for our own
country, l have great pleasure i'm
setting aside and Proclaiming next
Saturday July q. as Polish day in
South Bend.
FRANKLIN r. CARSON.
"MaVor -