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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20

men. immigration service officials
ana few secret service agents. took
part IN the federal draBnet Monday
night.
Frank l.. Garbarino. special agent
for tho department 81 justice. under
whose direction the wholesale round.
up was made. assisted by immigra-
ton officials. examined each Of tho
men arrested. as they were brought
IN.
According 20 Mr.. Garbarino.
large mass Of information has been
accumulated against the Russian
soviet organizations IN the Northwest
by the department Of justice and tho
department Of labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20

Thrive hundred and sixteen
suspects. who are believed
to b. members Of the Union 81
Russian Workers. the communist
party and allied revolutionary
organizations. have been arrested
In u cliy.wid- roundup by fed.
eraI and city authorities during
the last - hours.
Twcnty.aeven % this number arc
being held on federal tslegrnphic
warrants for deportation.
Complete evidence against many
" the men held by the immigration
officials In In IN. hands 81 tho de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
WOMAN COMES BACK TO LIFE JUL 5s z S91F RE4 FEE

The last thing remember is the doctor in charge Of
saying "You wouldn't let me hold your hand, would
you, Mrs. Mintz?" Altho not conscious
Der thinking it good joke and said aughndy "Of
you can"
The doctor then predicted that would get well and few
days later really woke up and the time ] awake
growing longer each day. ] believe / the happest
the world TO know that my babies not going
to be motheress they have been during 69day Sleep
It's no fun to be a Mrs. Rip Van Wrinkle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
ATTORNEY DESCRIBES SCENE
WHEN MAN IL KILLED

Describing WIN Mcponaid's at.
Legged attack on McNutt. Cookery
said.
The two Girls wero in the hack
room 81 the Wolverine apartments
Fay was scrubblng the woodwork
Mario was sewing McNutt entered
tho room and cursed Marie. after
which he hit her IA the hrvast and
knocked her against the wall
Then he showed heavy table
against tho door and began showing
Marie about the room. no violon'.y
that one Of her heels broke a window
pane
win Mcdonald. the older brother.
burst into tho room
"McNu,t and WIN came 20 blows
"McNutt drew revolver and VIII
hit him over tho head with a ham
mor. which he picked up from the
,ahlc. 9An
"McNutt dropped 20 the floor.
Marie tainted
Attorney Cookery told how Fay
had taken Marie from the room and
minlstercd 20 her IN hack room.
how tho girls had pleaded with WIN
10 notify the police. how WIN had
said. No. III take caro- OF him" how
tho body had been taken TO Scotia
that night by WIN. and how Ted.
who did not know OF the killing until
after Il had happened. was sent 90
Scotia after WIN in tho car belong.
ing to McSu;t 20 urge that the body
be brought back and the police mott.
fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
"Own Your Home"
Tuesday Slogan

Tuesday was own Your Home
day OF Thrift Week. Speakers cir
thru shops and schools
spreading the gospel Of thrift
school children are particularly
active In buying stamps Real
estate men led the Tuesday pro-
gram. and made short talks In
movies and theatres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
Italian Telegraph
Strike IL Ended

LONDON. Jan. 20s--The Italian
telegraph strike has ended. but all
lines are badly conEcstsd because of
accumulated business. Milan dis
patch To the Chronicle reported to
day. business will not set hack to
normal for many days. tho dispatch
added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
4 raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole.

And Mustcrole won't blister ike
the old-fashioncd mustard plaster.
Just spread il on with your fingers.
h penetrates to the sore spot with a
Dentie tingic. loosens the congestion
md draws out the soreness and pain.
Husterolc is q clean. white ONT.
snent made with oil Of mustard. IL
= fine for quick relief from sore
throat. bronchitis. tonsilitis. Group. stiff
neck, asthma. neuralgia. headache.
suggestion. pleurisy. rheumatism. lum.
hagn pains and aches OF the back OF
juinf1 sprains. sore muscles. bruises, chill.
6laina. frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Nothing like Mustcrole for croupy chill.
dEen. Keep Il handy for instant use.
sc and 6Oc Jars. hospital size $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
Tried to End Life;
Saved at Hospital

After taking bichioride OF mercury
In an effort 20 end his life Monday
night. Raymond Martin. 81. living
at tho Davenport hotel. 1895 Fifth
ave. was In the city hospital Tues
day recovering. Hhe motive II un.
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
WISHED EVERYBODY WOULD
GO AWAY AND LET HER SLEEP

On October g. after the doctors had pronounced my
spinal meningitis can now remember wishing that every
would away and let sleep and yet feeling that
wasn't doing right sleeping much instead of taking
of my babies On the next day went to sleep-to stay
asleep for 60 days.
Atho awakened to sem-conscious state every day
during the 60 days sleep remember but three things
during that time.
The first thing remember is feeling pain when doctors
at the hospital made examination of my spine and /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 20Hotc does IL feet 10 TO sleep,
continue sleeping long that the doctors gre mp all hope
that gou c drden be pronounced dCdd and then gradually
a,rokea TO dScorer that VoWrc slept co months aud
that in spite of all predictions 10 the coHtup you gong
10 act lreH aud lire for the sake Of your babies!
Mrs Dora Mnt Netc York icomGn hoSe long sleep and
unexpected recorery pushing physicians Of the entire
,rord has dnSccrcd these questions for readers The Sc
attic Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
1857 Ex-Service
Men Registered

There are 1897 ex-service men at
the university this semester. OF this
number. s3b were privates. while 2g7
were searuen. The army contributed
1868. and tho navy ava.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
TX SERVICE MEMS WAR RISK

insurance policies. amounting to
more than $4,000. were converted
into government peace insurance In
a single day. IL was reported at the
office OF Bradley T. Fowlkcs. gov.
eminent insurance representative,
3i5 University at. Tuesday. This
banner day was Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
Starchy Mustard
Charge Dismissed

Complaints In justice court against
the National Grocery Co. wason &
Farley. Crescent Manufacturing Co
and Grocetcria Stores Co. charging
sale Of starchy mustard. have been
dismissed for lack OF evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
BY MRS. DORA MINTZ

(Who Was Pronounced Dead and Lives 10 Write About IT.
How does il feel to be brought back from the land of the
dead to the land of the living?
that question in four words, at feels like
heaven But in order that the readers of The Seattle Star
may understand my strange afflction | go back
the days when had the Influenza That during the
latter part of September had recovered enough be
and doing some of my homework when began to feel
drowsy all the time.
Finally, when went to sleep leaning against the kitchen
door became alarmed and had my husband send for the
doctor. He had me put TO bed and all | remember
about his being there that felt glad that he said
needed rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
Two Sisters Say Brother
Killed McNutt in Defense

This occurred said Attorney Cork
cry. In tho Wolverine apartments.
where McNutt met his death. June
%. last,
This admission and Maric'n
declaration on tho stand that she
cared for" McNutt were the high
llghts % Tho afternoon aesainn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
FJrNERAI, SERVICES for Pc,

FUNERAL SERVICES for Ben.
jamin Il. Campbell. 50. Ogden
Utah contractor. who died at the
home Of his son, Benjamin Campbell.
2322 Elliott ave, Monday. will be
held at Buttorworth's at o'clock
wednesday. intermont in Washcli
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
DREAMS SOMEBODY Is TRYING
TO DRAG HER BABY FROM HER

The next thing remember is sort of dream that
trying TO drag my baby away from me, and
family hearing music that annoyed me- This sup
pose the time that vonist called in TO try and
violin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20

partmeut Of justice. and their de.
portation f. expected.
The remainder Of the men caught
In the dragnet were permitted 10 go
free, after investigation.
USE TRICKS TO
CARRY RED SUSPECTS
a similar raid was made in Now
York.
Tho opinion was expressed that a
ma joriiy OF those held will Ice de.
ported or tried on charges of Grim.
inal anarchy and tho advocacy Of
violence 20 overthrow the govern.
mcnt.
Trucks Communicated By tho 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20

lice department conveyed the alleged
reds from the various hhunts 20 the
detention station In the immigration
building az Western ave. and Union
~.
a, O'Clock in the evening. police
were detailed 20 every part Of the
city TO stop and question suspicious
characters and 20 raid known hang.
outs Of tho "wobblles" By $50 n
steady stream 81 radicals was pour.
ing into the detention barracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20

showed signs of sinking deeper into my sleep They sen
for my husband TO tell him dying and can vaguely
remember him shaking and begging me TO awake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
% PATROI.MES AID
FEDERAL OFFICIALS

More than % patrolmcn. together
with n score OF department Of justice
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Nurses, Etc.

NURSE. young woman. with little lnowl-
edge of children. wishes position as nurse
for california for winter. Apply by letter.
f. H, 20 Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Costly Dwelling Houses
Figure in Home Buying
George I'll. Jones Estate Sells
Madison Avenue Property Adj
Joining 56fh Street Corner

Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. and Dwight,
Archibald e. Perry sold for the estate
of George II. Jones the four-story
dwelling 561 Madison Avenue, 32x60,
adjoining the southeast corner Of
Ffty-sixth Street. The estate has been
asking Sl65,000 for the property.
Pease g. Gilman sold 73 West
Ninety fifth Street for Henry M. Toch
to a client. four-story, high-stoop
dwelling, 1Sx52x1O1.2.
Lewis L. Pierce sold to Leopold Loeb
the two three-story dwellings, 246-248
East Eighty-third Street, 16,8x51.1 each
Elda A. Boyer sold to the National
Contractors Association the three
story dwelling 449 West Fortyfourth
Street, 2Ox100.
Marie Kammerer sold to Charles
Ashjian and George Chookasusan the
three-story dwelling 21O East Twenty
sixth Street, 25x98.9.
Henry Pegram, who on Tuesday ac
quired the four-story dwelling 127 East
Fortieth Street, 20x98.9. has trans
ferred the house to Louise G. Glorney
Marie J.. Tur resold to Catharine
West 18th Street, 16.8x100.11.
John c. Coleman bought the four
story dwelling 353 West 10th Street,
18x1OO, from Gaelic Cohan.
F. A. Holly sold for the estate Of
John S. Bussing to a client Of Ernest
I. Bower the three-story dwelling 121
West 13Oth Street, 19x100.
James II. Cruickshank purchased
from Ethel Sanford Martin, 2048 Madi-
son Avenue, a three story dwelling,
16.6x75, through Harry Sugarman.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Crocers Buy
Site Outside
Regular Zone
Wholesalers to Build on
Varick Street Parcel;
Murray Street Realty Is
Bought for Speculation

William A. White 4 Sons sold to
L H. Dudley & Co., wholesale grocers,
*enant of the Schepp Building for the
last thirty years, plot of four lots at
"a to 100 Varick Street, northeast cor
ner of Watts Street. The purchasers
will erect on the property for their
own use high grade two-story Office
building, for which Trowbridge &
Alderman have been retained as archi-
tects, and Thatcher & Sons Company,
of Brooklyn, as contractors. This is
the first wholesale grocery house to
locate north of Canal Street.
Murray Street Buildings Sold
The Iron Mountain Realty Company.
Isidore Mishkind, president, bought for
Mrs. Josephine Gesner and Paul and
Herbert e. Gesner 103 and 105 Muir
ray Street, ive-story building, on
plot 4O.3x929, in the heart of the
Wholesale produce district. The prop
erty is under negotiation for a resale
to a firm in the immediate neighbor
hood for their occupancy. William J.
Russell was the broker.
Purchase in Old Shopping Zone
The South Sixth Avenue Company.
Edward j. Crawford president, which
three years ago leased the property at
$50 to 1858 Sixth Avenue and 107 West
Twentyfrst Street, comprising part Of
the old 'Neill-Adams store, has pur-
chased the portion 343 and @45 Sixth
Avenue, 42XS5X irregular, from the es-
tate of Charles Frederick Hoffman. The
part just sold is located 52.6 feet north
Of Twenty-frst Street
Motor Company Buys Big Property
The former Mason-Seamon garage at
622 to GAO West Fifty-seventh Street
has been purchased by the Poertner
Motor Car Company, which now occu-
pies it for its service station. The
seller was the New York Taxicab Com
pany 1t is a four-story structure on
a plot with a frontage of $50 feet and
depth Of 145 feet, located next to the
Peerless Motor Car Company service
station at the southeast corner of
Twelfth Avenue. 1t is one of the
largest auto buildings in the district.
where many companies maintain their
service stations.
West 57th Street Transaction
The fivestory building with three
story extension at SO West Fifty
seventh Street, 27x1005, between Fftf
and Sixth avenues. is to be taken over
by the 36 West Fifty-se Street
Company, having G. w and r. Creme
and r. Rosenberg as directors. Title
is held by the Isabella Reinsberg es-
tate
The Hearth & Home, Inc, sold the
three story house with store at rs Mac
dcugal Street, 2OxlOO1, to the Gumar
Corporation, composed Of w. Gutter
son, L. j. Marsten and H. C. Hearson.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Cleveland Man Buys Park
Estate Property at Westbury

William ]. Roome, Inc, sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company as
trustee for the estate of William G.
Park, property ct Westbury, l.. l.. to
Harry Payne Bingham, formerly be-
longing to Perry Tiffany, which Mr.
Park has extensively altered
The property consists Of large
brick house with stucco covering and
two separate lodges at the entrance and
about forty acres. Mr.. Bingham plans
to remodel the property. He recently
came here from Cleveland, and leased
through the same brokers the l. Town
send Burden property at Roslyn, L. L.,
which he now occupies. T. A. Warner
Baltazzi represented Mrs. William G.
Park in the transaction
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Business Space in Good Demand


Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, leased for
the Frank S. Allen Estate the five-story
building at SO West Houston Street.
corner of West Broadway, to Joseph
Rocker; for Mrs. Georgianna Talbot the
three- storv building at 394 Water
Street to Margaret Murphy, and the
three-story building 100 Roosevelt
Street and 46 Cherry Street to Alexan-
der Mauriello; for the estate of John
Wilson the three-story building at 538
" West Fifty-third Street to John Schnei-
der, and for the Lenox Avenue Union
Church, 1881 Fulton Avenue, the Bronx,
to Charles Laurence, and 1888 Fulton
Avenue, the Bronx, to James Dunno.
William A. White & Sons leased Sc
and So Pine Street half floor, to Cor
don Fine Co., and an office to the
Radium Luminous Material CORPORA
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Walk-Up Type of Houses
Rule i'm Flat Trading
Investor Purchases Apartment
at Amsterdam Avenue and
I3Ofh Street Corner

John Whalen bought from Irene A.
Mccormack the fve-story flat 1921 Am
sterdam Avenue, northeast corner Of
13Qth Street, 2411x1OO.
William Lipshutz sold to B. Savarese
the five-story fiat 107 West Eighty
ninth Street, 2Sx100.
The Dormond Realty Company sold
to Luigi Donzelli the fve-story tene-
ment 166 East 103d Street, o7x10O11.
William Schacht sold for Clara
Thrum 1926 Avenue A, four story
fiat. 17x10O, to Louis Goldfinger.
Benjamin Joffe bought from William
Lustgarten G. Co. and others the four-
story tenement 1G2 Orchard Street, 25y
SIG.
John Smith sold for John Bother the
tivestory flat 529 West 144th Street,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
5000 Seek Prison Ringside
Lcavenworih Warden Besieged
With Requests to See FicE,fs

LEAVENWORTH, Kas., Nov. "a
At least 5000 feht fans have made ap-
plication to Warden A. Y. Anderson
to witness the two boxing bouts at the
Federal prison here tomorrow in
which Jack Johnson. former heavy
weight champion, will make an at
tempt to come back
Few outsider, however. will be adj
mitted to the prison for the boxing
tournament, Warden Anderson an
nounced, as it was arranged strictly as
a Thanksgiving Day entertainment for
the prisoners.
George Owen. formerly a sparring
partner Of Johnson, arrived yesterday
and Topeka" Jack Johnson, anorner
negro boxer, was expected tonight
Each will 60 five rounds with the for
mer champion. Prisoners will stage
four preliminary bouts.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Corporation Takes Over
Three Public Garages

The Bryant Garage Corporation
leased three garages in Manhattan and
Brooklyn yesterday, through the Peter
sen e. Fennell Realty Company, Inc; !;
from z. D. Berry it leased the four
story garage, 50xlO0, at 428 West Nine
teenth Street. at an aggregate rental
of S315,000; from Vincenzo Antonelli,
the one-story garage, 50x10O, at 421
and 423 East Nlnety-frst Street, at an
aggregate rental of 1000, and from
Mary Ferone, the one-story garage and
repair shop, 31x100, at 40 North Elliott
Place, Brooklyn, at an aggregate rental
of SIS COO
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
SUMMONS

NEw York srrREMn COURT, COUNTY
OF NtW WORK.. THE AMERICAN
AAGNlClLTNRAL CHEMICAL. C0MlANY.
fMlnt4r. against NOlGEN HOLGERSNN'
l'rlcrdant So AiAipNS
Ip TILE ABONE NAMED DEFENDANT:
NoC ARE HEREBN SUMMONED TO an.
swer the comnaint in this action and 10
serve copy OF Your answer on The Plain
tNs Attorneys within twenty days after
ne service OF this summons exclusive ot
'he cay or service. and in case OF your fan
uIe 10 appear or answer. Judgment Will be
,aHen against you 10y default TO-. the relief
ceihahHea IN the complaint.
Dated Sci emher IS 1870
Gli FORD. HOGBS & BEARD.
Attorneys tos Plaintiff. Once and Post
once Address. 10 Broadway Borough
or Manhattan, New York Civ
70 tol.GER HOLGERShN
Inc foregoing summons is served upon Won
Dy puoilcaiion pursuant TO an order OF Hon
Georse y Mullan. Justice or the supreme
ncG't OF the state ~ New York, dated the
zen day ~ October 1920 and nied with
complaint in the o.iice OF the Clerk Of ma
county OF New York at the County Court
House in The borough of Manhattan. Ctfv
county and state OF New York
Dated New York. October IS 1921
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD
At6tosneYS Tor p'aintlN. onice and Post
ofdce Address. 80 Broadway. Borourh
OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Real Estate News

tion at 43 Exchange Place. Offices to
Dunham & Co.
Pease & Gilman leased the parlor
floor at 13 West Thirty-ninth Street to
Thomas Hewitt e. Son.
The Interstate Button Company
leased floor at 16 and 18 West Twen-
ty-second Street for q salesroom
through Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc.
Hirsch & Friedman leased space at
122 to 1870 West Twenty seventh Street
to Herman Zaidenberg, in 1876 to 139
West Twentysixth Street to Rosenthal
& Eiger, in 1853 and 100 West Twenty
ninth Street to Hyman Lifschitz, in 118
and 120 Twenty-seventh Street to Le-
vine Brothers, in 81 and SO West Twen-
ty-eighth Street to Cohn & Jacoby and
in "A to so East Thirty second Street
to Goldstein G. Auer.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Fire Record

1D.io :, - :, ~ Loss.
% kaufman ........ Unknown
2:l5-144 I'd ave; Cacino Amuse-
,o.oo ca hent co. ,,......... Consider BILE
io'oo-ez Fulton st, Goldsmith &,
1o:2o-Front OF 1877 Franklin St.; auto
Of Horn & Hardart. Trhine
2:40-l5 Platt St. Anton Sacres. .Trihins
5;2S-oll Fifth av., awning un-
s:4O-s44 st Nicholas av, samuel no " II
,o d,s 1arJ ..,:......... Unknown
o'lo-2l2 e. Goth St, Albert Madras
G5o-In front of s7l Ninth av., auto -" Il
or Gimhel Brothers ....... Unknown
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

CHAUFFEUR. colored. experienced on all
- k OF cars; ~ re- feronces. Ivan Hud-
son. 2340 7th av. apt IT,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
In the Auction Room
BY l. Lincoln Seide

West t2oth st. Is, n s, 1SO # g Of Lenox
aV, 20Xl0o.ll, 3-story dwlg; Lawyers Mort
gage Company agt Augusta NJ MacManus
ct al; Shearman & Sterling, attys; due
Sl5, 400 taxes, etc. $S42; withdrawn
Additional results of the sale conducted
by the L Lincoln Seide Company of Bronx
properties are as follows: 267S Creston av
to Manhattan Realty Company for $1215O;
275S and 277f Briggs av to Theodore X
hhrser and Mr. Abramson for S13,500
and SlS,60o. respectively; 2759 Bainbridge
East kingsbridge Road to j Tochstadter
acr 10 7'5oo; 1856 Tiffany st to JaNe for
-, 6VV; go East 165th st to Mr Jacob
lor slV,oOo, and 737 and 1919 Forest av
TO a Mr. Sturm for S9.75O
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Houses in Ridgewood Sold

S. S. Wastrum Gordon e. Forman
sold for James A. Waddell his resi-
dence, 81 Franklin Avenue, Ridgewood,
N. j., to Clarence Troup, for Henry j.
Van Gelder, 238 Upper Boulevard, to
L. J. HinchliiFe, and for the Highwood
Land Co.. to Mrs. Beatrice Williams,
two residential lots on S. Maple Az
cnuC.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Home Buving in Bronx

Huberth & Huberth sold for Eliza
beth V. Mackin, the two three story
houses 1925 and 1927 Ogden Avenue,
25xloo each, to John j. and Edward
j. mckinley.
Henry Sohn sold to Mary McCauley
the two-story dwelling 221S Valentine
Avenue, 16.Sx61.10.
William H. Knochenhauer sold to
Bernard Jakubovitz the three-story
dwelling on the west side of Decatur
Avenue, $50 feet south of 2O4th Street
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Acted on Daniels's Orders

From Ihc T'ibunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-American
sailors who stopped the work of the
Western Union Cable layers at Miami,
Fla, to-day, were acting under the
specific orders of Secretary Daniels,
he said.
THE navy will not permit the com
pany to connect up the CABLE said the
Secretary. "The solicitor of the Navy
Department, acting with the solicitor
of the State Department. has PREPARED d
an answer to the Western Union's suit
TO enJoln the department from inter-
ferng with the work at Miami. and
TINS VIII be presented to the court here
FRIDAY by the Solicitor General of the
Department of Justice Until the court
acts no work will be allowed by the
navy"
1t was officially said at the State De-
parUment to-day that objection to the
western Union completing the cable at
Miami was based on the possibility
that later an attempt miaht be mad G
by the company to connect this line
with the South American cable 1t was
pointed out that governmental authori-
ty was required for lc-layinr and
that the department would not consent
to the work until all the facts were
made plain.
Newcomb Carlton, president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
last night refused to comment on the
action of the government yesterday in
stopping Inc work of connecting the
shore ends of submarine cable at
Miami.
81 don't think it would be advisable
to say anything at this time said Mr..
Carlton.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Investors BAY French Estate

Blanch c. French her property in New
Rochelle, consisting of several acres
with Colonial homestead, lodge and
outbuildings with large frontage on
the Pelham Shore Road, near the New
York Athletic Club. The buyers are L.
c. Brown and his brother, who have
secured the property for investment.
It was held at S1O0O0O
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Recent BUYERS of Realty

Paul Morfogan and another are the
buyers of the four buildings at the
southeast corner Of Eighth Avenue and
Fourteenth Street, sold recently by
Vincent Astor.
Adelaide NJ. A. Pyle is the buyer of
the dwelling at PIG East Sixty-frst
Street, sold recently.